https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eaeabbb7438a68cc7468bda88f49a25e.pdf 64091232688b0847929274643e076293 PDF Text Text 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. �12-TheDallySentmel M1~dlenort Pomeroy.O Thrusda;,Apnl20,1978 ~ Blizzard. of '78 discussed again t 1 ., l : l ' : : • By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UPI) - The "Bhzza ru of '78 was so bad that the people 1eopunstble lor cleanng Amenca s streets of snow alreadv are glrdmg lor next "mter AI a na twnal snow" convention Wednesday, the mam toptc wa s Wha t happened 10 the bhzzard of '78 and what we learned ' James F Johnson of Boston sald h1s u ty got plastered" b) snowstorms and satd he learned that mthtary leaders sent m to remove snow should take orders from ctty off lctals "because the mlhtary doesn t know the pohlical problems we have " A R Homme of Kentucky satd he thought Kentucky was supposed to be a southern state 'until the bottom fell out Wlth reccrd sn o ~<iall "We learned quite ,, bit satd Romme but my boss apparently thmks we should learn qulte a bll more, so he sent me to thls convention " Pa ulS Pyle of Kalamazoo, Mlch , sa ld "we co uldn't ha ndle the snow we got \\lthout outslde help ," but as for lmanc1al planmng , concluded , " I don t know how m God's name anybody can budget for somethmg hke Uus The convention, the 18th annua l North Amencan Snow Conference, sponsored by the Amencan Pubhc Works ~s­ soclatlon, brought together several hundred ofhc lals from aroWld the countrv to exchange 1deas about how tn cope wlth future snowstorms But offiCials could hard!) for~et the last ones Last Feb 6-a, we got the hea\test snowfall m the h1stor) of Bos ton," sa id Civil defense legislation studied COLUMBUS t UP II - The Oluo Senate IS prepanng to ccnstder leg1slatwn rc\ 1smg Ohto's clVll defense statutes to allow the state to deal more effeclively wtlh natw-al and man-made dlsasters The btll, sponsored by Rep Robert L Corbm , R-Dayton was sent ove1 to the Senate Wednesday on an Bll-2 vote of the House It requ1res th e sta;e DISaster Serv1ces Agenc) to prepare a state dlSitster emergency plan and to ass1st loc~:~ l governments m dmng the same The measure also prov1des the governor wtth ex tensive e~v 1 l defense powers dunng any d1saster emergency he nnght dedare Corbtn remmded h1s House tolleagues Oh1o has ex penen ced tornadoes, floods and most recenll) blizzards ,Jnd should be re ad) to 1csponse to future di sasters TV ..•in Review By JOAN HANAUER UPI Televtswn Writer NEW YORK rU PII - tllll Moyers has put together an abortion documentarv that large ly avotds ptttmg the pwus agamst the pregnant the moral seekers agamst the mlserable sinners He concentrates Instead on the fact that the fight over legal abortiOns has movec out of th,, tileolog1cal s1dehnes and s1ts squarely m the m1ddle of the poltllcal arena The pomt ts made on h1s latest CBS Repm ts - The Poht1cs of Abortion. that the network plans to rWl Aprtl 22, 10-11 p m , Eastern time Moyers doesn 1 delve deeply mto the moraltssues 1nvolvec , or engage m one of those fu ttle but evenhanded televiSIOn dtscusstons of a con1rovers1al subject that flow from· on the one hand " tn on the ol11er hand" and never come up tn gnps w1th a concluston Instead he shows how the anti-abortwn faction - the nght to ltfe or pro-hfe groups as the) prefer to be called - have effectively used their smgle-mmdec pohttcal backers to reopen what appeared to be a subJect the Supreme Court closed 111etr success 1s refle cted m Moyers' stahsllcs - so far 23 state leg tslatures have petJtJOned Congress for a consh tuttonal amendment that would outla" abortion, and II states have called for a constitUtional convention to settle the lssue 111e documentary also shows how anti-abortiOn forces have mdulged 10 the actiVISt tactics of the Clvtl nghts groups of the 1960s - and some be)ond mtn ftrebombm g and vwlence rmally , Moyers shows how the pro-abortion forees, complacent after the1r Supreme Court victory legahzmg volWltar) abortion, are begmnmg to lear and stll' mto action Moyers refuses to f1t mto the blar>:l "reader" ca tegory He has opmtons and he e><]>resses them , saymg 'The debate over abortiOn has m fact become what the founders of thls Republic fervently boped Amencan poltucs would never be It has become a reltgwus and theolog~eal showdown 'The opponents of abortwn are askmg, they're demanding , that a secular and plurahstJc soctety ftx mto law a cerlam moral opuuon not shared by the commumty as a whole ' He po10ts out tha t pohllctans are vulnerable to the passiOns the 1ssue arouses and he concludes • Sc IS the 200-year..:>ld tradtllon of tolerance, which recogmzes that m a society or confhctmg reltgwus com1ctions, the state. through 1ts politiCians, should not choose between them " 74 Plymouth 77 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Satell~e Sebring If you re not sat 1SI 1ed Ntth the 78 s clean check ou t thts n Auto 76 Ford Pinto Runabout Silver wtth red tn tenor and otnstnpe P S a uto 4 cyl 74 Ford F-100 Ranger B fool VB bed automatic P S , '3195 '2995 76 Chevrolet Monte Car1o 77 Oldsmobile Cutlass 'S' Local one owner m ts1 blue meta ll1c '4795 ~E P S , AC '2495 '5595 AC blowor AM FM. tape ~ PS sunroot PB Johnson, the clll s supermtendent of hlghway mamtename " More tlliln 17 mches of sno" 10 one storm wmds of 92 m1 les per hour and gustmg to IIO We got plastered ·Our snowplows couldn t do 11 We could only open up the ell) of Boston w1th front end loaders, bulld oze~ s and Wlth nulitar) eqUipment We \\ {'r c gr ateluiiOt the mtlttdr~ um11 ng 111 but \H' learned rt lt~~Silll Uterc In U1e begmnmg, the rmll· t.ary commander \\~tnted to clectr the snow hts wd'' and I wanted to do II mv wal I f1n,dl y prevailed and I beheve the rmlltm 1 should dn "'hat we tell them 1n these Sl tUrt\JOn!:i 1he) d on t kno\1 Ihe Any changes should be reported ' " An mel le blizzard appare ntly got lo st ln Kentucky and we set all kmds of 1ecords fm snowfa ll ' Romme satd trymg UJ clear 25,000 miles of roadway w1thout much heavy snow eqUipment "was hke ftghtm~ .m tnferno wtth a bucket bngade Rnmme then reeled off a long list or snol' removal equipment he wants the state to buy before next "mter Howa rd L '[ hom pso n supermtendent of the bureau (If samtatwn m Malwaukee also recommended tha t Ron11ne "encourage northerner s traveling through Kentu cky 1n the "mter to carry shovels and ~11nk the sun shmes bnght on Ml Old Kentuck) Home a ll POMEROY - Telephone advance, "'e can make sure ve.tr 1ound, but 1t Just am't use r s 1n the Pom(>ruy the customer' s name, ad- so sand ' Middleport areas should dress and phom• number are report any changes 111 the1r llsted correctly 111 the new dtrector,v listmgs no later books Parker sa1d than April 27, General The du ector) deadhne also Telephone Co of Oh10 sard app! tes to custome rs In today Letart Falls Portland , Jrm Parker of Athens Racme and Rutland Stn(e d1strtct customer serv 1ce thclr llsllngs appear 111 the manager sald thr s \1 1\Uld Pomeroy - Mi<ll:llepurt book mclude customers planmng Parker mdrcdted the 1918 What ha ppens to yo ur Amen cans alive' toda) "ho to move or persons wantmg .t dareLlury IS belllK comptlcd money that lS collected every have had ca ncer, many of telephone mstalled before and JS scheduled for delrvcn yea( by the cancer soc~ety' them actually cured of thetr July 11 111 Jul) The qucsuon was answered d1sease l'he pubhc sho uld be If \-\ e kno" 1f ( h lnl'r\: m b) S Mtchael, public JO· aware that the detection and formatlon chairman of the treatm ent of cance r has r"or Me1gs Cancer Umt S10ce the unproved greatly exampl e, leukemia a nd fwid rats1ng Crusade 1s gomg are respondmg to lymphoma on now m Melgs County 1\C combmcd drug treatm ents, "ant to let )OU kno" what each dolla 1 1s bemg used for • e aJe fmd mg better ways to Canccr resea rch proJects detect ea rl) lung cancer we arc bemg supported Wllh 30 2 arc usmK sca nmn ~ mach mes Lawrence E Lamb. M D i>ercent of the budget," she to locate tumors deep wtthm the body c.mcer spec1ahsts sa1d on today ca n rely Pubhc Edu cation rece1vcs am not b1 tle1 ovc1 \\hell tws 16 7 perce nt 'The se so pht slltated blood com· Con fwd on happen<·rl M1 qu< slion IS to pr ugr,lnJS m£urm the pubhe ponent therapy to he lp alumt arthriti"' ease Ill~ t:Uil:-)t.:ICIILL al>uut about cancer preventlon and protect their, pat~ents I for ill1 >1llg the X ra1 s Could sy mplom s an d enco urage example leukerma patients I DEAR DR LAMB - Mav I these hal'l' damaged the fetu s pen od1c health checkups from such complications as whr ch can dascover cancer at mlect10n and hemorrhage have )OUr Health Lctle1 011 and ctt uscd the t::~bm twn \\hen lt.omel\etll \\ 0\\CCk s lat~ r ' an carl) and often cura bl e while cancer IS bemg treated t he sy mpt oms of fli'AH HEADER Hesl The Me tgs ACS Untt stage 'she smd Information osteoporos1~ drlhntl s .md spurs on the spllll' ' 1 had ,\11 X \ UUI <. OrJSt ll'JK l' tht•\ had dbout cancer's seven warmng reports that some 50 drugs r a) recent ly of Ill) back r1trth1ng to do \Hth ll Wornc n Signals ,15 "ell as safeguards are bemg u~ed a lone or m These are the ttungs ttwt 111 thl' chdd· t>en1111g agt• Ill tht agamst knO\m hazards such combmat10n to treat cancer sho,.ed up on the piL lUI e but Urut erl Sl(ttcs ha\c nbuut 7 5 as Cigarette smok10g and and another 500 drugs a1 e the doc!or 11 ho looketl dt 1m• million <.Ont.:epll uns a \Cell O\Cr exposure to the sun are under study ' W1th this kmd of research, didn 1t g1ve me dll) <. xplcma- ,IIJd ~ 75 nul lion of the::;t• end esse ntial parts of the 111 spontam:ous <~bortw n program payoff and potenttal the twn of m) lOild lllon We prov1de physltlans people of MCigs have good DEAR RE~DEH- l'hue" \\ hetlll'r 01 not thr molhl'r -toa great deal of tonfuswu he lt.ts anv X la ys taken denti sts nurses and other reason to make that personal about "hat aJtlullls lS 1\bort wns octUI thl'll 1n ove r allied hea lth personnel "1th volu ntar) contnbuuon But the latest mforrnatwn on that 1s not all that the ACS IS OsteoporoSI S IS not a1 thnt1 s half of all pregnanucs l'o thts obsc r. atwn l should ca nce r dlagnos1s and askmg Qmte frankly we can • but most of the public call 11 arthritiS Ills degeneration of add that the nsk of .l buth tr eatment , so more than 10 6 SCIVI! man~ more l1vcs w1th lS spent on the techntques we have the bone because of actual defec t from X ravs dunng percent today, than are actually loss of bone tissue t:Hu.J 1t 1s pr egnanc) ts so smd ll that the Pro fessiOnal Educallon lll OJOI COilS idCrcttiOrl IS Ser vaces to cancer bemg saved Many more mo~t often present 1r1 worncn lnclud1n g ca neer pat 1ents co uld be after the men opause It JS h\ e "hcther the mother to-be patients pro grams cured 1f their d1sease \\ ere limes more <.ommon 111 need:s au X 1 a' for her O\\n rcha b1!Jtat1on women VI ho have bet'n on a mcd1ca l problems 01 not If receives 12 4 percent, while caught m an early stage and sl1< di!Cs she should ha ve ll Communrty Servrces In · treated promptly " calc lwn-<l eltc ~ent dwt For that reason, ACS Osteoarthnlls 1s weat and Bn th defects UCC UI Ill nCall\ cludmg ca nce r detectio n tear dtsease and IS the n•sult e:t s rmun bu th.'S to mothers programs, mass screenmg, Crusa de volu nteers are ca nc er reg 1str1es distnbuung a spec1al leanet of wearmg of the JOint sol- "hu have had no X tays as and faces It may b<! <Jssoclatecl thusc wh o have hctd :such re.:e1ves 8 percent 'Jn the that outhnes cancer nsks and chagnost1c X la) S Yes, there face of sp1rahng costs, ad· what an md1v1dua l can do ~< Jlh formation of bony spmes Almost every one ~cts 1s solllc s ll~ht m~.: r ease 111 n sk mm1strat1ve outlays were abo ut hts or her own nsk contmued w1th1n lo" hm1ts facto rs The leaflet also IS some of this 1f he hvcs long but Jt IS sma 11 The questwn often comes ami kept the 9 8 percent whlle available free of charge from enough So I am send1ng ) ou both up whether a molhel -to-il<! fund ra1smg costs were kept the ACS Untt at 330 E Matn St If you have any questiOnS The Health Letter 4 10 should hove an abo1 lton1f she to II 5 percent ' OsteoarthrttJS and 6-10 has lmd X rays and then f1nds Acco rding to Michael, call 992-7531 OsteoporosiS You could ver) out !ihe lS prcgmmt The there arc thr ee mill1on Colle~c of well hav e both at the S<tme Arnenu:trl 11me You 111ll be abl e to sort IU!dJUlOg) researc hed the out from the t~<o 1ssucs ~<hat potnl ond diSLoveted that you these two conditions at c hke would have to dcstrO\' 1000 Others "ho ~<ant thiS lll· nor tne:tl prcgn.mucs to pre~ fonnauon can send :;o cents \cot the btrth of one ch1ld By KENNETH R. CLARK f01 e1ther of the two 1s-ucs "1tt1 soml' fl.Jr tn -of len nunor United Press Interna tional wtth a long stamped self -of birth defect GOLDEN DOPE W1th cotame the favonte tnp of the Jet And ) ou should kno" that addressed envelope fot ll to set 11 ma} become necessary to tssue copies of tl;le 'Celebnty me m care of this newspapct the danger penod to the fetus Reglster" along w1th badges, guns and handcuffs Ne11 York P 0 Box 155I , IU.dw C1tv Sta- IS thoug ht to beg Ill abuut the Port Authonty cops, for exam ple , didn't know "ho they had tunc of conception Slllce you tion Ne" York NY 10019 "hen they busted MJehael Tllson-Thomas at Kennedy Airport DEAR DR LAMB - I had were hitvurg yow pcnods and - and the mternat1onally renowned conductor of the Buffalo scme stomach and chest X tendt"d to be regular that Plnlharmomc d1dn t tell them Th~ arrest occurred March 23, rays durmg my penod Tile mea ns vuu were still two but news of 1t has JUSt emerged because Thomas' name rang next month I m1ssed m) weeks 11 head of lhts tunc no bells He s free on his own recogruzance, w1th a hearmg on a penod and 11 turned out I was when you had )OUI X 1ay> coke possesSion charge set for May 3 If convicted, the 33-yearpregnant About a month Cofll cpt10n should not have old mus1ca l wunderkmd could get up to 15 years 111 Jail later I started spottmg and occurred unt1l two " eck.> before your next expected had a spontan eous abortlon CHANGING THE GUARD· Harry Reasoner IS out - and I have <Jccepted th1s and 1 pc11 od so, from tile standpomt o'f the anthor, IS Barbara Walters. That 's the word m New York from ABC News and Sports President Roone Arlege. He annoWJced a new format Wcdncsda) - sa)s Mlss Walters will play a maJor role m 1t , but as a reporter , not as the one and only anchorwoman m network history Reasoner - long unhappy wtth the status quo - apparently w1ll play no role at all He >llll has two years to run on hiS $500 ,000-a-year contract w1th ABC and hopes to take over as ch1ef correspondent at CBS when Bill Moyers leaves to SPRJNG SERVICE SPEC /A/, return to public tclev1s1on Questions answered'] on cancer donations here . HEALTH peopletalk RIVERSIDE VOLKSWAGEN Now Thru May 31, 1978 MUFFLER SPECIAL 1967-1973 V.W. Beetles *4099 Plus Ta•, Installed Air Conditioned Cars; Cars With Trailer Hitches; And Other Models Also At Special Spring Prices '4695 Now Thru May 31, 1978 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - 446-9800 GallipoliS, Ohio I polllJcal p1oblcms we have Thev don t kn ow about the ethmc ~roups we have The n nh t<~rv "dnted to clear all of (1 0 C cirCa, then nlO\iC to another ' But I knew we had to work on .Jll areas at the same ttme If one ethniC group found out we had flniShE<i another sectlon you wouldn't have been able to live m that <~rea Johnson then handed out certlflC;.Jtes to cunventwneers for Sur\>Jvmg the Bhzzard of 78 As for Kentutk), Romtne, the asslstant state hrghway engmeer, satd, ' 1Many of you CB radro power lodes NEED MORE CLEAN USED CARS - LEL US...BU'f_YOURUODAY . Social Security rules for coverage offered IT'S TilE LAW · ' If anythmg can go wrong, 11 will ," wrote author Arthur Bloch - and ' Murphy 's 1.1w" was born So was a best seller of Utat Iitle, and now Bloch ts looking for 100 new axioms of pesstmlsrn for hts next edttton He says m New York he'll sta~e a contest and reward successful entrants With 10 free cop.es of tJ1e book, but he may not be able to get contest rules across to candidates After all , another " Murphy's Law " states, "II you e><]>lam so clearly that nobody ca n mlsunderstand somebody wtll • QUOTE or TilE DA \' Dr Pierre •an den Berghe, Uruversll} of Washmgton sociology professor, on wtnmng Sen. William Proxmlre's "Golden Fleece Award" dending hiS feder<I)Iy funded study of a Peruvian brothel · • I thmk the stupid awards boomerang on Senator Proxmtre In academic circles the Golden Fleece award IS the next best thmg to a Pulitzer PriZe ' GLIMI'SE LJza Mlnnelll , "ho's 10 Ute m1dst of a divorce, turned up w1th date Albert Stephe nsnn Wecnesday rught to see fellow performer Michael Leeds debut at New York's Les Mouches dtsco Dr. Margaret Seddoa, one or the first six female astronauts, JOined Hugh O'Brian Wednesday at Columbla- untw-slty-to\llscuss-"Th!f Next F"roniler Solar System and Beyond" on behaU of O'Brian's Youth F'oWJdatwn Princess Christina and Prlnce11 Beatril of lhe Netherlands jomed former dancer Martha Graha m In a backstage v1s1t wlth Rudolf Nurcyev after his performance with the Dutch National Ballet Wednesday rught . . • Many people m thts area seem to be confused about the rules governmg how soc1al secunty cred1ts a person's earnings, 8 lo cal soctal secunt) spokesperson satd today There are two dtfferent concepts 1nvol\ ed The first has to do w1th how earn mgs a rc credited, and the second ded ls •1th how soc1al secunty cred1ts, or 'quarters of coverage," are earned 1he earnm gs of most workers are covered start1ng w1th the fir st dollar they are pald each year But, there are spectal rules th>\t apply to the earnmgs of others The earn mgs of people who work m someone else s home are covered only 1f they are pa1d $50 cash or more 10 a 3month ca lendar quarter by one employer 1 he earnmgs of fann ~>orket s are covered only 1! the) are patd $150 or mu1 c 1n a yea1 or they work fo r an employer 20 or more da)S 10 a year and arc pmd on a tune basts - by the hour da), week or month fhe earntng s of se lf-emp loyed people are covered only 1f they have net ea rntngs of $400 or more m a year Cash ttps are covered only tf the) amount to $20 or more 10 a month worktng for one employer ' If these rules are met, the representative co ntinu ed then all of the worker s ea nnngs must be reported to socta l secunty under Ius llT her name and socwl sccunty nu mbc1 Startmg w1th 1978 the eamt ngs of all employees exC€pl household workers are reported JUSt once, ,,t the end of the year uSing the fam1har Form W-2 !Wage and Tax Statement 1 Selfemployed people "111 con unue reportmg thcu covered eammgs annuall) at the ume they f1le their Federal mcomc tax return Once a person s eam1ng s are covered, a nd s ub· sequenlly reported, another mca~ure 1~ used to dclcrnune wheth er the person ge ts socta l secunty cred1ts or quarters of coverage based on the earn1ngs These cred1ts are the bas1s of ellg tbli ll) for month!) soctal secunty benef1ts For example. a worker rea ch10g 62 1n 1978 needs credit for 6' 1 )ears - 21 quarters of cover,1ge - to be ehg1blc for retirement checks BY 1991 all workers w1ll need n ed1t for 10 years of work - 40 quarters - to be ehg1blc fol chec ks D1ffer1ng amounts arc needed for survl\or or disability benefit s, depending on the workers age Before 1978, most workers 3- The Dally Senlinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Thursday, Apnl20, 1978 Zachry has one-hitter rece tved c redtt for on~ quarter of coverage 1! they were pald $50 In a calendar quarter Farm workers recetved one quarter for each $100 of covered annua l earnmgs Self-employed people recctved 4 quarter s lf their net eammgs were $400 or more No more than 4 quarters can be cred1ted 10 a year Startmg w1th 1978 the same rules apply to all, employed or self-employed ahk e A worker w1\l recetve one quarter ol coverage for each $250 of annua l ea mmgs, up to a total of 4 quarters 1! anr ual eammgs are $1,000 or more The $250 measure "ill mcrease automallca ll y tn future years to keep pace w1th Increases m average wages covered by soc1al sccunty More mformatwn can be ob tam ed at any soc tal secunty ofhee The address and telephone number of the nearest office can be found 1n the telephone dlrectory under 'Soc ial Sec unty Ad1 mmt stratiOn Quesllqns and Answers Q My Wife ts very Ill and has been m the hoSpital for some 11mc now We know her Med1care hospltal tns.urance \\Ill hel p pAy for up to 90 days m the hospital Ill a beneftl penod But, \\hat happens If she has to stay longe r tha 11 90 days' A If a Med1ca re benhcwr) ha s to stay 111 the hospllal for more than 90 days 111 a benehl pen od Med1care hosplta l msurance mcludcs an extra 60 hospita l days that can be used These extra days are ca lied reserve days In 1978 hospital Insurance p,tys for all co\ e1 cd serv1ccs except for $72 ada) for each reserve day used Once a n•serve day 1s used you neHJ get It ba ck Re se rve r day s arc n u t rene• able like the 90 hospital d,tys m each benefit perwd Q I've heard thai Mcd1 care can onl) pay for ca re In part lct patmg hosp1ta Is Wha 1 happens though, tf I ever h.we to g<• Into" hospttalthat doc sn t part 1c1pat e In Mcd1ca 1e'' II Med1care hospllal msuram:e can help pc1y for cttrc 1n a qualified non partlclpallng hospital tf 111 ) ou are admttted to the nonpartiCipating hos pital for emergency treatment and 121 the non partiCipatin g huspttal IS the closest one to get to that 1s cqu1ppcd to handle the emergency Under Medtcar e emergency treatm~nt mccms treatment that 1s 1mm ed1a tcl y necessary to prevent death or •Senous 1mpa1mJent to hea llh By FRED LIEF UPI Spurts Wntcr Pat Zachry and Dick Ruthven, both comln g off disruptive seasons, came Wilhtn two smgles of no hitter ~ Wednesday afternoon as tHe Ne" York Mets beat the St LOUIS C,trdmals, 2-ll and th e Atlanta Braves blanked the San Prancisco Gtants by the same score Now 2-ll. Zach t y p1tched httless ba 11 ove1 the last seven mmngs, yieldmg base hits m the second mrung lo Keith Hernandez and J erry Morales He wa lked five batters, mcludmg three m the sixth inmng, as \he Mets won their third stra ight from St LO UI S on a cold W IOd) afternoon "When he had to be, he was MOTORISTS ROBBED BY GAS lHIEF Molor1sts are be1ng robbed by a sly thtef who steals gas wht l e they dr1ve The cu lpr•t •s a drrty carburetor whtch wastes prec to us fuel and 'causes poor engtne performance Now you can restore eff1c1ency thanks to WYNNs Carburetor Cleaner Tt1ts spe c ta l spray formula works wtt hout dismantling l o msfantly remove gum and va rn 1sh cu rb rough rdllng and sfal l rng as d n c rease s mileage So fo r happter motortng get W Y NN 's Carbure t or Cleaner today HECK s Monday's big bat drops Reds 5-4 • Ry JIM COUR Jtght," Mets Manager Joe forre sa1d "He got the gu)S he had to get, and that's the name of the game " The Cu dJna ls, who also hmllcd the Mets to only two h1ts, got slrong performances from Mark L1ttell , 0-1, and Pete Vu ckov1ch But the Mets, Cd pltahzed on·the1r few opportumt1es In the first mmng, Lenny Handle smMled, stole second , advanced to th1rd and scm ed on Bruce Bmscla1r 's sacnfu.:e fly In the thtrd , Littell walked Zachry and Randle Zac hrv moved to th lrd on a w1ld ·pitc h and Botsc!au smglec lum home Ruthve n, mea nwhtl e, carried a no-lutter mto the sev enth ummg before g1vtng up a leadoff mf~eld hit to L<Jrry Herndon and a smgle UJ Jack Cla rk m the elghUi Of course, I was chsappolntcd,' Ruthven sa1d ' But 1dcclded not to let 11 ge t me down ·• In oth er NL games, Montreal downed Chicago, 116 Lo s Angel es tnmmed C!ncmnat1 5-4, and Houston clipped San Diego, 2-1 F.xp.. s 8, C!1bs 6 S1ngles b) Eilts Valenune r1ncl l arr y Parnsh , combmed \Hth Lwo errors, gi::lve Montrcdl f our unearned runs 111 the nmth mnmg and a \- lctor) over Ch1cago Chns SpCJ er ltorne1 ed for the Expos \1 h1le Lm ry Buttner had a solo shot for the Cubs But JUSt barely UPI Spurts Wnter The Dodge1s gave up a patr LOS ANGELES ( UPIJ of unearned runs on errors b) The IllS Angeles Dodgers got second ba se man Davey two home runs and lour RBI Lopes <Jnd th1rd baseman Ron from reJuvenated Cey wlth two uut m the mnth centm f1elder R1ck Monday mnmg befor e lelthander Wednesday mght and that Tommy John got Pete Rose to was enough to allow them to ground mto the last out 10 a 5 avert a three-gjlme sen es 4 vtclory sweep b) t he 'Cmcm nat1 'I thmk there "re " few nf Reds 0 LOS ANGElES ( UPI I Joe Morgan of the Cmcmnatl Reds now shares the maJor league reco rd lor most consccutlve games wlthout an error by a seco nd baseman - 89 - w1th former Ba ltim ore Onole mlle lder Jerry Adatr, who accom plished the feat durmg he 1964-ji5 seasons But more than a few Los Angeles Dodge r players be l1eve Morga n ts Wldeservtng of the honor and dtdn't hes1tate to say so after Wednesday mght's fmale of a ti1ree ga me ser1es, whlch the D(l(lgers won, 5-4 And, the most out-spoken of Astrus 2, Padres I Roger Metzger had a key tnple and a sacnhce fl ) as the A.stros handed the Padres the1r fourth strmght loss Jodqum Andu)ar went e~ g ht lntHngs to earn the Vlctory wh1 le Dave F'rtesleben took the loss the Dodger players wa s second baseman Davey Lopes " If that wasn't an error then my name 1sn 't Lopes excla tmec the Dodger second baseman, refernng to Regg~e Smith's fi fth lnnmg ground ball to Morgan that was ruled a htt by the offtcJa l scorer even though Ute Red second baseman's throw to ltrst, w1de of the bag bounced off Danny Dnessen's glo\e "Lopes 1s the last guy on that club who should have been mouthmg off,' said Reds manager Spa rky Anderson "When he let that ba ll go through h1s legs lor an error 1n the mnth tnnmg he opened the gate for us to he the score '' And the Reds came wtth m one run of domg JUSt that when they scored tw1ce after two were out on subseq uent 1nf1eld pmch htls by Davey Concepe1on and Dave Collms, coupled wtth a throwmg error by Dodger third baseman I fiR n I'm Conme Stevens Come In and See The Meigs Plaza DON'T PASS UP THESE LIKE NEW USED CARS BLACK & DECKER HEAVY-DUTY NYLON WEED TRIMMER /.ij 2+2~:·::. s3595 ..r 4 3 litre V 8 automattc, power stee r ng & brakes, rad1a l w w l 1res, ltnted gla ss , spt wh covers less than 15 500 mtles & sharp as new orange ftntsh 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 beaut if ul 2 lone green reta11 list approx $10,500, Used as co c ar Red uced ,_ 1975 Ford Torino :.~::..S2495 Ideal for k11chcn or den Bold black ou l l tne arabiC nu rnerols on a nr11urol butcher block. pou ern la rgo dto meter l1nc- t o~.J gh enovgh to handle heov)' d uty tum mtng tobt Hos sel l feed ng lme ltgl1!we,ght ea1y to t.JU! 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Chevrolet our Chevy Dealer" 992 2126 Pomeroy Open Evemngs til 8: 00p .m . 891 0 ) ( 0070 7 9 99' AllrO(hwe hghtwe1gh1 fleubl11 glowes Use lor 1ndoor or out door gordemng 203 Swing Top Trosh Can large 40 ql Pill k If I h1e a k 1t sa1d Illbcpll ud But1t Mo1~an do ~sn ' l mean the~ t rnu c.h More Important to me than the consecuti ve game rt"<. urd IS the one I set last ) car Morgan "dS 1eferl mg to the Natwnal League record he set for second basemen when he l omnutted only five errors dut m ~ the season An) 11ay added Morgan, "I <~iread) krow ho" good I .1m I don t need records ro tell me' BOWLING Wednesday Earfybtrds March 29 , 1978 Won Lost GHOVE CITY , Oh10 (UPI ) - Blue and Gold won the fea turec race , a mtle and a quarter, Wednesday at Beulah Pa•• , !J'2 lengths ahead of Are You There wh1le Dorm B ftntshed third The wtnner went the distance 1n 2 01 3-li and paid $3 60, 2 40 and 2 20 The 10-5 combtnallon of Mcintire's Bet and S1d the Kid returned $50 60 m the datlv double whtle ll'l Btl Sm~rt. Btng Dmg and M1 Bra merd teamed up lor a $514 80 payoff m the tnfecta on the combmatton of 11-7 9 There were 109 tlcket holders The crowd of 4,093 on a ramy day bet $514,067 !05 lee ds th e Nallonal I.eague m home runs w1th s1x and IS tied with Reds' second basem<~n Joe Morgan for the league lead 10 RBI wlth H Th1s IS the difference between sunset and sunup," Slmletl Monday ' It's really hard for me to express myself tn the reactiOn of the fan s tomght It was really very emot10nt1l for me and l'm not .i:lsharned to say tea1s came to my eyes These are the people who stuck w1th me last year I tned tu du ti1e JOb last year but I JUSt physically wasn' t able" The Reds bombed the DodgeJS 8-2 on national TV Monday mght and collected 15 h1ts They gave the Dodgers a worse drubbmg Tuesday ntght, bangmg · 16 Juts 10 an ll-3 victory Mondav sat out Tuesday mght s game wlth a severe headache ' !'hat game could have been ver) cnlical tomght , the veteran said 10 refercnle tn the Reds two unearned runs 10 the mnth mmng "But 1l wasn t Needless to say we have a lot or respect for Cmcmna t1 When all the dust settles 1n September 1 thlllk 1l ll slit! be them and us batllmg for the champ10nsh1p In OUr di\:ISIOn" Backec by a !J.h1t attack John surrendered mne h1t s but only one was for extra bases and one w dS con troversial In the ftfth tnmng , Regg1e Srmth hit a ball that M01 gan fie lded and thenthre" to hrst basem an Dan Dnessen The lmll got pa st llr1essen and Morgan slumped deJectedly But ofh c1al scorer Dtck Robmson of the Pasadena t calif I Star-News ruled the pia) was a h1t Re1bel s Used Cars Roy31 Crown 85 19 Hatlte s Recs Krng B udders Car ol rna Fabrtcs 59 32 JS 43 56 29 23 81 I 174 Betty Whdl alch 173 I New York Cloth n 75 Hr Sc r atch lnd Game --' ~ Eun ce Dulf 170 Mary Voss .. Handtcap Game - Pauline Ftelds 713 Euntce Duff and JoAnne War d 203 Mary Voss 193 H1 lnd Senes - Betty Whill al ch 419 Bess Hendrtcks 463 Mary Voss m Sertes wtth Handtcap E ula Odegard 555 He len Wolle 553 Barbara Frelds 54 I Team Game lsc rat ch l .:_ Retbel s Used Cars 754 Rerbel s Used Cars 736 K1ng l:3u tlders 73 I Team Game wt th Hand torp - Krng Bur lders 919 Hatt1e s Recs 897 Re bel s Used Cars LEBANON, Ohto iUPI ) Herobe Babette grabbed the 890 Team Htgh Senes lead at the h,lllway mark Retbel s Use d Cars 7189 Wednesday mght and pulled Hatt te s Recs 1046 Roy at awa y to a two-length Vlltory Crown 2020 Team 5er~es ( Handi cap ) over Smooth Sk tpper m the featured $1 ,200 etghth race at Re1bel s ?'197 Ktng Bu lder s 7561 HaHesRecs ?.50? Lebanon Ra ceway Herobe Bobette. a :\-yearold makmg only h1s second start of the seascn, cove red Ute nule tn 2 11 3-5 on an off Sports Tran sac1ton s Bv Un1ted Pr£' ss tnt er natt onat tra ck and returned $4 80 Wedn£'sday $3 40 and $3 40 Bas e bal l Sammy Noble lll remec Ch c ag o ( N LJ Rea c l tvn !f'd Ute wmner to hls sec-ond l£'fl handed p lchcr Dav e Roo ens ana placed r g hl handed stra1ght vtctory of the season ptlcher Paul Reusc ncl on the 11 aav d tsabte d lts l Just Common showed Football Amazmg Wa1ter and Noble Buffalo S gned tree safety Fella teamed up for a 1-7 Ton)' Greene to a senes ol one yr>ar co n 1 r a c 1 s complet ed rughlly double that was worth coach 1no sl aft w tlh ;ne nppou"! t $1 1 ment ot StPvl' Moore ets speC tdl A crowd of 1,348 11agered dSSt on n en ts co ach Detro 1 R£ .,1oned ltneback . $148 235 er CM r l te Nen v er guarCI Mark Beulah Butcher Block Clock d1dn 't even look up at the SI.OI cbua1d to see whet h~r I was charged wtth em err or until th~.:: mmng ended Morgan wilt have a l hance to break Adair s re< oJd Fnda y m ~ ht when the 1\eds 1dlc toda) send Tom Seave r dg,unst left y Bob Kneppc1 111 the opener uf a t hree-gc~m(' ~e11 es wllh the (rt mts at San F-1 <HICtsco' s Ccrnd\est11 k Northfield Leba11ou H1I TEL (onverston high back seats, htde" bed , deluxe decor pa ckage , arr con drtron AM FM stereo radio, tape & 4 speakers auxtltary battery , 350 V 8 engtne , aut omaltc trans power steermg & brakes w w t i res , Hon Cey ' If I was Lopes. mstead of poppmg off I'd be stlhng tn front of my locker hangmg my head m shame after the mght he had ' In add ition to the mnth mnmg error Lopes <omm1tted a pme boo boo lll th e fir st mmng when after leadin g off the game with a smgle, he raced to second on B1ll Russell s fl y tn Cesa1 Gerommo and stood then! as 1f m a trance as the Heds' centerfJClder threw to Danny D11essen at f1rsl to complete a double play Morgan shrugged off the complamts of Dodger players that offi cial SloreJ Dick Robmson, a Pa sadena baseba ll wnter, ru led Sn11th s groWJd ball a hll beca use a reco rd wa s mvolved " I don't play for records, smd Morga n I pia) to wm 1 $357600 Mr. W1b Young At The Ace Hardware In 1976 Monza The DodMers 32-year-<J!d centerfl elder clubbed a threerw1 homer Ill tht! sccnnrl NORTHFIF:l D Ohw ( UPI I - Rmder Juh loun'd a sloppy track to h1s liking Wednesday mght as grabbed a 2' , length v1ctory over Desert Storm 111 lhe featured $2,800 Cleveland Gl obe Trotters Trot at Northfteld Park Bob Ha1gnere gUldec the eight-year-llld w1nner aroWJcl the ram-soaked rmle oval m 2 12 3-li The wm , Raider Joh 's first of the season 11 as worth $6 20, $1 80 and $2 60 Spectators Milly came 10 third Santa Lme won the opemng race, k1ckmg off a 3-li-1 blg tr1ple combtnatton that was worth $1,004 10 Abel Danscot was second and Miss Bud showed A crowd of 3,147 wagered HARDWARE Whtle O¥er green 250 6 cy l eng ine automatrc trans power sl & brak es power door locks & wrndows comlorttlt AM FM radto deluxe equtpment Less than 12 000 mtfe s Co car nev er !ri led powers mmng and a solo shot Ill the SIXth - bo th IIllO the r~ghtfte l d pav1lton - that had the crowd of 49,33'1 on 1ls feet Alter hilling onl) 230111 liB game~ lasl season followmg hiS acqul slllo n from the Chicago Cubs Monday has become the Co lly season d<11 hog of Dodger St,JdJUm In 11 g <~m es he's hitting Morgan ties errorless record ACE 1977 Chevelle Mali~it.".$4995 us who "ould have been slightly 1rntated ' Monda) sald when asked about the psychologtcal 1mpltcatwns of a Reds sweep m the first sen es of the season bet ween the two Natmnal League West Mar'...ov tc h safe !)' Dtclo. Ja uron r111dd lc llncoao.er Ea 0 Ned and del en" ve tack If Herb Or \I tS wh o had pia yea our th(' tr opt10ns r~nd were free agents LOS Angeles AcQu tred center Dnn Ry c 1ek. ! rom Tampa Bay to r an undtscloscd drall ChO !CC ChiCago - S1gned t ree agent del enstve end Wa lt Patu tsk 1 fhat play allowed Morgan to t1e Jerry Adalr s maJor league 1ecurd of 89 error-less games for a second baseman over two st!asons Adatr set the mark ~ htle play111g with U1e Ba lllmore Onoles to 196465 lf that wasn 't an error," smd Lopes my name lsn 't Lopes '' 'If I "as gmng to g1ve an error on the play," sa1d Robmson, 1 would have to 1!,1 ve 1t to Drtessen " He 1Lopes 1almost opened the gates for us 10 the moth mnmg remarked Reds mnnager Sparky Anderson 'If I played a game hke he dld , 1 d sll 1~ front of my i<•lkei w1th my head hangmg and rny mouth shut " • I don 't play the game for records sa ld Morgan "! pla y to wm I 11 be pruud 1f I break the record F nday mght 1at San Fran ctsco) but makmg only f1ve errors last yem ra Natwnal League record for second baseman) was more Important to me John , a 20-gamewmner last se <Json <J r.d runner-up to Ph1ladelph1a s Steve Carlton m the C) Young Award vou ng, IS off to a :1-0 start thiS season and IS 10-2 for h1s career aga 111st the Reds 'It's one of the fr eaks of baseball," sa1d John when asked about hiS lifetime maslet y o>er the Reds ' I've won 10 t1mes aga mst the Reds.but I 111 nearly 500 aga1nst San Dwgo It JUSt doesn't f1gure ' That was a tremendous ballgame for us to wm ," ddded Dodger skipper Tqm La sorda Sparky talks about the pnde they have 10 ClnCJnnall The Dodgers have a lot of pnde, too " I ' WE 'VE LOWEREU THE COST OF CARPET CLEANING NOW RENT (\':~ ~;;~CLEANING I< AT NEW H78!15 4 PlY POLYESTER WHITEWALLS ONLY LOWER RATES $3995 each MOUNTING AND BAlANCING Do '' voursell and get prol ess1onal results FREE Ltrntled T1m e Offer -------- ------ C!SENERA STAR SUPPLY CO. 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CARRY PRICES CASH& WE DELIVER FESt:c:J SIZe 1n gold. avocado sjltr Oe".ae 3 ply comrru(rmn Re mforced w11h hea>ty dul y ny lon Green 't 1 diameter 26.58 larg e ca p act ty\ m oke~ yard work eouer For leave' !ro\h gen11ol cleanu p 7705 VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION 923 S. 3rd Ave. Middleport. .992 -2709 or 992-6611 Open : 7: 00toS :OOMon.thru Fri. 7:00to3 :00 Saturday .••' I �12-TheDallySentmel M1~dlenort Pomeroy.O Thrusda;,Apnl20,1978 ~ Blizzard. of '78 discussed again t 1 ., l : l ' : : • By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UPI) - The "Bhzza ru of '78 was so bad that the people 1eopunstble lor cleanng Amenca s streets of snow alreadv are glrdmg lor next "mter AI a na twnal snow" convention Wednesday, the mam toptc wa s Wha t happened 10 the bhzzard of '78 and what we learned ' James F Johnson of Boston sald h1s u ty got plastered" b) snowstorms and satd he learned that mthtary leaders sent m to remove snow should take orders from ctty off lctals "because the mlhtary doesn t know the pohlical problems we have " A R Homme of Kentucky satd he thought Kentucky was supposed to be a southern state 'until the bottom fell out Wlth reccrd sn o ~<iall "We learned quite ,, bit satd Romme but my boss apparently thmks we should learn qulte a bll more, so he sent me to thls convention " Pa ulS Pyle of Kalamazoo, Mlch , sa ld "we co uldn't ha ndle the snow we got \\lthout outslde help ," but as for lmanc1al planmng , concluded , " I don t know how m God's name anybody can budget for somethmg hke Uus The convention, the 18th annua l North Amencan Snow Conference, sponsored by the Amencan Pubhc Works ~s­ soclatlon, brought together several hundred ofhc lals from aroWld the countrv to exchange 1deas about how tn cope wlth future snowstorms But offiCials could hard!) for~et the last ones Last Feb 6-a, we got the hea\test snowfall m the h1stor) of Bos ton," sa id Civil defense legislation studied COLUMBUS t UP II - The Oluo Senate IS prepanng to ccnstder leg1slatwn rc\ 1smg Ohto's clVll defense statutes to allow the state to deal more effeclively wtlh natw-al and man-made dlsasters The btll, sponsored by Rep Robert L Corbm , R-Dayton was sent ove1 to the Senate Wednesday on an Bll-2 vote of the House It requ1res th e sta;e DISaster Serv1ces Agenc) to prepare a state dlSitster emergency plan and to ass1st loc~:~ l governments m dmng the same The measure also prov1des the governor wtth ex tensive e~v 1 l defense powers dunng any d1saster emergency he nnght dedare Corbtn remmded h1s House tolleagues Oh1o has ex penen ced tornadoes, floods and most recenll) blizzards ,Jnd should be re ad) to 1csponse to future di sasters TV ..•in Review By JOAN HANAUER UPI Televtswn Writer NEW YORK rU PII - tllll Moyers has put together an abortion documentarv that large ly avotds ptttmg the pwus agamst the pregnant the moral seekers agamst the mlserable sinners He concentrates Instead on the fact that the fight over legal abortiOns has movec out of th,, tileolog1cal s1dehnes and s1ts squarely m the m1ddle of the poltllcal arena The pomt ts made on h1s latest CBS Repm ts - The Poht1cs of Abortion. that the network plans to rWl Aprtl 22, 10-11 p m , Eastern time Moyers doesn 1 delve deeply mto the moraltssues 1nvolvec , or engage m one of those fu ttle but evenhanded televiSIOn dtscusstons of a con1rovers1al subject that flow from· on the one hand " tn on the ol11er hand" and never come up tn gnps w1th a concluston Instead he shows how the anti-abortwn faction - the nght to ltfe or pro-hfe groups as the) prefer to be called - have effectively used their smgle-mmdec pohttcal backers to reopen what appeared to be a subJect the Supreme Court closed 111etr success 1s refle cted m Moyers' stahsllcs - so far 23 state leg tslatures have petJtJOned Congress for a consh tuttonal amendment that would outla" abortion, and II states have called for a constitUtional convention to settle the lssue 111e documentary also shows how anti-abortiOn forces have mdulged 10 the actiVISt tactics of the Clvtl nghts groups of the 1960s - and some be)ond mtn ftrebombm g and vwlence rmally , Moyers shows how the pro-abortion forees, complacent after the1r Supreme Court victory legahzmg volWltar) abortion, are begmnmg to lear and stll' mto action Moyers refuses to f1t mto the blar>:l "reader" ca tegory He has opmtons and he e><]>resses them , saymg 'The debate over abortiOn has m fact become what the founders of thls Republic fervently boped Amencan poltucs would never be It has become a reltgwus and theolog~eal showdown 'The opponents of abortwn are askmg, they're demanding , that a secular and plurahstJc soctety ftx mto law a cerlam moral opuuon not shared by the commumty as a whole ' He po10ts out tha t pohllctans are vulnerable to the passiOns the 1ssue arouses and he concludes • Sc IS the 200-year..:>ld tradtllon of tolerance, which recogmzes that m a society or confhctmg reltgwus com1ctions, the state. through 1ts politiCians, should not choose between them " 74 Plymouth 77 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Satell~e Sebring If you re not sat 1SI 1ed Ntth the 78 s clean check ou t thts n Auto 76 Ford Pinto Runabout Silver wtth red tn tenor and otnstnpe P S a uto 4 cyl 74 Ford F-100 Ranger B fool VB bed automatic P S , '3195 '2995 76 Chevrolet Monte Car1o 77 Oldsmobile Cutlass 'S' Local one owner m ts1 blue meta ll1c '4795 ~E P S , AC '2495 '5595 AC blowor AM FM. tape ~ PS sunroot PB Johnson, the clll s supermtendent of hlghway mamtename " More tlliln 17 mches of sno" 10 one storm wmds of 92 m1 les per hour and gustmg to IIO We got plastered ·Our snowplows couldn t do 11 We could only open up the ell) of Boston w1th front end loaders, bulld oze~ s and Wlth nulitar) eqUipment We \\ {'r c gr ateluiiOt the mtlttdr~ um11 ng 111 but \H' learned rt lt~~Silll Uterc In U1e begmnmg, the rmll· t.ary commander \\~tnted to clectr the snow hts wd'' and I wanted to do II mv wal I f1n,dl y prevailed and I beheve the rmlltm 1 should dn "'hat we tell them 1n these Sl tUrt\JOn!:i 1he) d on t kno\1 Ihe Any changes should be reported ' " An mel le blizzard appare ntly got lo st ln Kentucky and we set all kmds of 1ecords fm snowfa ll ' Romme satd trymg UJ clear 25,000 miles of roadway w1thout much heavy snow eqUipment "was hke ftghtm~ .m tnferno wtth a bucket bngade Rnmme then reeled off a long list or snol' removal equipment he wants the state to buy before next "mter Howa rd L '[ hom pso n supermtendent of the bureau (If samtatwn m Malwaukee also recommended tha t Ron11ne "encourage northerner s traveling through Kentu cky 1n the "mter to carry shovels and ~11nk the sun shmes bnght on Ml Old Kentuck) Home a ll POMEROY - Telephone advance, "'e can make sure ve.tr 1ound, but 1t Just am't use r s 1n the Pom(>ruy the customer' s name, ad- so sand ' Middleport areas should dress and phom• number are report any changes 111 the1r llsted correctly 111 the new dtrector,v listmgs no later books Parker sa1d than April 27, General The du ector) deadhne also Telephone Co of Oh10 sard app! tes to custome rs In today Letart Falls Portland , Jrm Parker of Athens Racme and Rutland Stn(e d1strtct customer serv 1ce thclr llsllngs appear 111 the manager sald thr s \1 1\Uld Pomeroy - Mi<ll:llepurt book mclude customers planmng Parker mdrcdted the 1918 What ha ppens to yo ur Amen cans alive' toda) "ho to move or persons wantmg .t dareLlury IS belllK comptlcd money that lS collected every have had ca ncer, many of telephone mstalled before and JS scheduled for delrvcn yea( by the cancer soc~ety' them actually cured of thetr July 11 111 Jul) The qucsuon was answered d1sease l'he pubhc sho uld be If \-\ e kno" 1f ( h lnl'r\: m b) S Mtchael, public JO· aware that the detection and formatlon chairman of the treatm ent of cance r has r"or Me1gs Cancer Umt S10ce the unproved greatly exampl e, leukemia a nd fwid rats1ng Crusade 1s gomg are respondmg to lymphoma on now m Melgs County 1\C combmcd drug treatm ents, "ant to let )OU kno" what each dolla 1 1s bemg used for • e aJe fmd mg better ways to Canccr resea rch proJects detect ea rl) lung cancer we arc bemg supported Wllh 30 2 arc usmK sca nmn ~ mach mes Lawrence E Lamb. M D i>ercent of the budget," she to locate tumors deep wtthm the body c.mcer spec1ahsts sa1d on today ca n rely Pubhc Edu cation rece1vcs am not b1 tle1 ovc1 \\hell tws 16 7 perce nt 'The se so pht slltated blood com· Con fwd on happen<·rl M1 qu< slion IS to pr ugr,lnJS m£urm the pubhe ponent therapy to he lp alumt arthriti"' ease Ill~ t:Uil:-)t.:ICIILL al>uut about cancer preventlon and protect their, pat~ents I for ill1 >1llg the X ra1 s Could sy mplom s an d enco urage example leukerma patients I DEAR DR LAMB - Mav I these hal'l' damaged the fetu s pen od1c health checkups from such complications as whr ch can dascover cancer at mlect10n and hemorrhage have )OUr Health Lctle1 011 and ctt uscd the t::~bm twn \\hen lt.omel\etll \\ 0\\CCk s lat~ r ' an carl) and often cura bl e while cancer IS bemg treated t he sy mpt oms of fli'AH HEADER Hesl The Me tgs ACS Untt stage 'she smd Information osteoporos1~ drlhntl s .md spurs on the spllll' ' 1 had ,\11 X \ UUI <. OrJSt ll'JK l' tht•\ had dbout cancer's seven warmng reports that some 50 drugs r a) recent ly of Ill) back r1trth1ng to do \Hth ll Wornc n Signals ,15 "ell as safeguards are bemg u~ed a lone or m These are the ttungs ttwt 111 thl' chdd· t>en1111g agt• Ill tht agamst knO\m hazards such combmat10n to treat cancer sho,.ed up on the piL lUI e but Urut erl Sl(ttcs ha\c nbuut 7 5 as Cigarette smok10g and and another 500 drugs a1 e the doc!or 11 ho looketl dt 1m• million <.Ont.:epll uns a \Cell O\Cr exposure to the sun are under study ' W1th this kmd of research, didn 1t g1ve me dll) <. xplcma- ,IIJd ~ 75 nul lion of the::;t• end esse ntial parts of the 111 spontam:ous <~bortw n program payoff and potenttal the twn of m) lOild lllon We prov1de physltlans people of MCigs have good DEAR RE~DEH- l'hue" \\ hetlll'r 01 not thr molhl'r -toa great deal of tonfuswu he lt.ts anv X la ys taken denti sts nurses and other reason to make that personal about "hat aJtlullls lS 1\bort wns octUI thl'll 1n ove r allied hea lth personnel "1th volu ntar) contnbuuon But the latest mforrnatwn on that 1s not all that the ACS IS OsteoporoSI S IS not a1 thnt1 s half of all pregnanucs l'o thts obsc r. atwn l should ca nce r dlagnos1s and askmg Qmte frankly we can • but most of the public call 11 arthritiS Ills degeneration of add that the nsk of .l buth tr eatment , so more than 10 6 SCIVI! man~ more l1vcs w1th lS spent on the techntques we have the bone because of actual defec t from X ravs dunng percent today, than are actually loss of bone tissue t:Hu.J 1t 1s pr egnanc) ts so smd ll that the Pro fessiOnal Educallon lll OJOI COilS idCrcttiOrl IS Ser vaces to cancer bemg saved Many more mo~t often present 1r1 worncn lnclud1n g ca neer pat 1ents co uld be after the men opause It JS h\ e "hcther the mother to-be patients pro grams cured 1f their d1sease \\ ere limes more <.ommon 111 need:s au X 1 a' for her O\\n rcha b1!Jtat1on women VI ho have bet'n on a mcd1ca l problems 01 not If receives 12 4 percent, while caught m an early stage and sl1< di!Cs she should ha ve ll Communrty Servrces In · treated promptly " calc lwn-<l eltc ~ent dwt For that reason, ACS Osteoarthnlls 1s weat and Bn th defects UCC UI Ill nCall\ cludmg ca nce r detectio n tear dtsease and IS the n•sult e:t s rmun bu th.'S to mothers programs, mass screenmg, Crusa de volu nteers are ca nc er reg 1str1es distnbuung a spec1al leanet of wearmg of the JOint sol- "hu have had no X tays as and faces It may b<! <Jssoclatecl thusc wh o have hctd :such re.:e1ves 8 percent 'Jn the that outhnes cancer nsks and chagnost1c X la) S Yes, there face of sp1rahng costs, ad· what an md1v1dua l can do ~< Jlh formation of bony spmes Almost every one ~cts 1s solllc s ll~ht m~.: r ease 111 n sk mm1strat1ve outlays were abo ut hts or her own nsk contmued w1th1n lo" hm1ts facto rs The leaflet also IS some of this 1f he hvcs long but Jt IS sma 11 The questwn often comes ami kept the 9 8 percent whlle available free of charge from enough So I am send1ng ) ou both up whether a molhel -to-il<! fund ra1smg costs were kept the ACS Untt at 330 E Matn St If you have any questiOnS The Health Letter 4 10 should hove an abo1 lton1f she to II 5 percent ' OsteoarthrttJS and 6-10 has lmd X rays and then f1nds Acco rding to Michael, call 992-7531 OsteoporosiS You could ver) out !ihe lS prcgmmt The there arc thr ee mill1on Colle~c of well hav e both at the S<tme Arnenu:trl 11me You 111ll be abl e to sort IU!dJUlOg) researc hed the out from the t~<o 1ssucs ~<hat potnl ond diSLoveted that you these two conditions at c hke would have to dcstrO\' 1000 Others "ho ~<ant thiS lll· nor tne:tl prcgn.mucs to pre~ fonnauon can send :;o cents \cot the btrth of one ch1ld By KENNETH R. CLARK f01 e1ther of the two 1s-ucs "1tt1 soml' fl.Jr tn -of len nunor United Press Interna tional wtth a long stamped self -of birth defect GOLDEN DOPE W1th cotame the favonte tnp of the Jet And ) ou should kno" that addressed envelope fot ll to set 11 ma} become necessary to tssue copies of tl;le 'Celebnty me m care of this newspapct the danger penod to the fetus Reglster" along w1th badges, guns and handcuffs Ne11 York P 0 Box 155I , IU.dw C1tv Sta- IS thoug ht to beg Ill abuut the Port Authonty cops, for exam ple , didn't know "ho they had tunc of conception Slllce you tion Ne" York NY 10019 "hen they busted MJehael Tllson-Thomas at Kennedy Airport DEAR DR LAMB - I had were hitvurg yow pcnods and - and the mternat1onally renowned conductor of the Buffalo scme stomach and chest X tendt"d to be regular that Plnlharmomc d1dn t tell them Th~ arrest occurred March 23, rays durmg my penod Tile mea ns vuu were still two but news of 1t has JUSt emerged because Thomas' name rang next month I m1ssed m) weeks 11 head of lhts tunc no bells He s free on his own recogruzance, w1th a hearmg on a penod and 11 turned out I was when you had )OUI X 1ay> coke possesSion charge set for May 3 If convicted, the 33-yearpregnant About a month Cofll cpt10n should not have old mus1ca l wunderkmd could get up to 15 years 111 Jail later I started spottmg and occurred unt1l two " eck.> before your next expected had a spontan eous abortlon CHANGING THE GUARD· Harry Reasoner IS out - and I have <Jccepted th1s and 1 pc11 od so, from tile standpomt o'f the anthor, IS Barbara Walters. That 's the word m New York from ABC News and Sports President Roone Arlege. He annoWJced a new format Wcdncsda) - sa)s Mlss Walters will play a maJor role m 1t , but as a reporter , not as the one and only anchorwoman m network history Reasoner - long unhappy wtth the status quo - apparently w1ll play no role at all He >llll has two years to run on hiS $500 ,000-a-year contract w1th ABC and hopes to take over as ch1ef correspondent at CBS when Bill Moyers leaves to SPRJNG SERVICE SPEC /A/, return to public tclev1s1on Questions answered'] on cancer donations here . HEALTH peopletalk RIVERSIDE VOLKSWAGEN Now Thru May 31, 1978 MUFFLER SPECIAL 1967-1973 V.W. Beetles *4099 Plus Ta•, Installed Air Conditioned Cars; Cars With Trailer Hitches; And Other Models Also At Special Spring Prices '4695 Now Thru May 31, 1978 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - 446-9800 GallipoliS, Ohio I polllJcal p1oblcms we have Thev don t kn ow about the ethmc ~roups we have The n nh t<~rv "dnted to clear all of (1 0 C cirCa, then nlO\iC to another ' But I knew we had to work on .Jll areas at the same ttme If one ethniC group found out we had flniShE<i another sectlon you wouldn't have been able to live m that <~rea Johnson then handed out certlflC;.Jtes to cunventwneers for Sur\>Jvmg the Bhzzard of 78 As for Kentutk), Romtne, the asslstant state hrghway engmeer, satd, ' 1Many of you CB radro power lodes NEED MORE CLEAN USED CARS - LEL US...BU'f_YOURUODAY . Social Security rules for coverage offered IT'S TilE LAW · ' If anythmg can go wrong, 11 will ," wrote author Arthur Bloch - and ' Murphy 's 1.1w" was born So was a best seller of Utat Iitle, and now Bloch ts looking for 100 new axioms of pesstmlsrn for hts next edttton He says m New York he'll sta~e a contest and reward successful entrants With 10 free cop.es of tJ1e book, but he may not be able to get contest rules across to candidates After all , another " Murphy's Law " states, "II you e><]>lam so clearly that nobody ca n mlsunderstand somebody wtll • QUOTE or TilE DA \' Dr Pierre •an den Berghe, Uruversll} of Washmgton sociology professor, on wtnmng Sen. William Proxmlre's "Golden Fleece Award" dending hiS feder<I)Iy funded study of a Peruvian brothel · • I thmk the stupid awards boomerang on Senator Proxmtre In academic circles the Golden Fleece award IS the next best thmg to a Pulitzer PriZe ' GLIMI'SE LJza Mlnnelll , "ho's 10 Ute m1dst of a divorce, turned up w1th date Albert Stephe nsnn Wecnesday rught to see fellow performer Michael Leeds debut at New York's Les Mouches dtsco Dr. Margaret Seddoa, one or the first six female astronauts, JOined Hugh O'Brian Wednesday at Columbla- untw-slty-to\llscuss-"Th!f Next F"roniler Solar System and Beyond" on behaU of O'Brian's Youth F'oWJdatwn Princess Christina and Prlnce11 Beatril of lhe Netherlands jomed former dancer Martha Graha m In a backstage v1s1t wlth Rudolf Nurcyev after his performance with the Dutch National Ballet Wednesday rught . . • Many people m thts area seem to be confused about the rules governmg how soc1al secunty cred1ts a person's earnings, 8 lo cal soctal secunt) spokesperson satd today There are two dtfferent concepts 1nvol\ ed The first has to do w1th how earn mgs a rc credited, and the second ded ls •1th how soc1al secunty cred1ts, or 'quarters of coverage," are earned 1he earnm gs of most workers are covered start1ng w1th the fir st dollar they are pald each year But, there are spectal rules th>\t apply to the earnmgs of others The earn mgs of people who work m someone else s home are covered only 1f they are pa1d $50 cash or more 10 a 3month ca lendar quarter by one employer 1 he earnmgs of fann ~>orket s are covered only 1! the) are patd $150 or mu1 c 1n a yea1 or they work fo r an employer 20 or more da)S 10 a year and arc pmd on a tune basts - by the hour da), week or month fhe earntng s of se lf-emp loyed people are covered only 1f they have net ea rntngs of $400 or more m a year Cash ttps are covered only tf the) amount to $20 or more 10 a month worktng for one employer ' If these rules are met, the representative co ntinu ed then all of the worker s ea nnngs must be reported to socta l secunty under Ius llT her name and socwl sccunty nu mbc1 Startmg w1th 1978 the eamt ngs of all employees exC€pl household workers are reported JUSt once, ,,t the end of the year uSing the fam1har Form W-2 !Wage and Tax Statement 1 Selfemployed people "111 con unue reportmg thcu covered eammgs annuall) at the ume they f1le their Federal mcomc tax return Once a person s eam1ng s are covered, a nd s ub· sequenlly reported, another mca~ure 1~ used to dclcrnune wheth er the person ge ts socta l secunty cred1ts or quarters of coverage based on the earn1ngs These cred1ts are the bas1s of ellg tbli ll) for month!) soctal secunty benef1ts For example. a worker rea ch10g 62 1n 1978 needs credit for 6' 1 )ears - 21 quarters of cover,1ge - to be ehg1blc for retirement checks BY 1991 all workers w1ll need n ed1t for 10 years of work - 40 quarters - to be ehg1blc fol chec ks D1ffer1ng amounts arc needed for survl\or or disability benefit s, depending on the workers age Before 1978, most workers 3- The Dally Senlinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Thursday, Apnl20, 1978 Zachry has one-hitter rece tved c redtt for on~ quarter of coverage 1! they were pald $50 In a calendar quarter Farm workers recetved one quarter for each $100 of covered annua l earnmgs Self-employed people recctved 4 quarter s lf their net eammgs were $400 or more No more than 4 quarters can be cred1ted 10 a year Startmg w1th 1978 the same rules apply to all, employed or self-employed ahk e A worker w1\l recetve one quarter ol coverage for each $250 of annua l ea mmgs, up to a total of 4 quarters 1! anr ual eammgs are $1,000 or more The $250 measure "ill mcrease automallca ll y tn future years to keep pace w1th Increases m average wages covered by soc1al sccunty More mformatwn can be ob tam ed at any soc tal secunty ofhee The address and telephone number of the nearest office can be found 1n the telephone dlrectory under 'Soc ial Sec unty Ad1 mmt stratiOn Quesllqns and Answers Q My Wife ts very Ill and has been m the hoSpital for some 11mc now We know her Med1care hospltal tns.urance \\Ill hel p pAy for up to 90 days m the hospital Ill a beneftl penod But, \\hat happens If she has to stay longe r tha 11 90 days' A If a Med1ca re benhcwr) ha s to stay 111 the hospllal for more than 90 days 111 a benehl pen od Med1care hosplta l msurance mcludcs an extra 60 hospita l days that can be used These extra days are ca lied reserve days In 1978 hospital Insurance p,tys for all co\ e1 cd serv1ccs except for $72 ada) for each reserve day used Once a n•serve day 1s used you neHJ get It ba ck Re se rve r day s arc n u t rene• able like the 90 hospital d,tys m each benefit perwd Q I've heard thai Mcd1 care can onl) pay for ca re In part lct patmg hosp1ta Is Wha 1 happens though, tf I ever h.we to g<• Into" hospttalthat doc sn t part 1c1pat e In Mcd1ca 1e'' II Med1care hospllal msuram:e can help pc1y for cttrc 1n a qualified non partlclpallng hospital tf 111 ) ou are admttted to the nonpartiCipating hos pital for emergency treatment and 121 the non partiCipatin g huspttal IS the closest one to get to that 1s cqu1ppcd to handle the emergency Under Medtcar e emergency treatm~nt mccms treatment that 1s 1mm ed1a tcl y necessary to prevent death or •Senous 1mpa1mJent to hea llh By FRED LIEF UPI Spurts Wntcr Pat Zachry and Dick Ruthven, both comln g off disruptive seasons, came Wilhtn two smgles of no hitter ~ Wednesday afternoon as tHe Ne" York Mets beat the St LOUIS C,trdmals, 2-ll and th e Atlanta Braves blanked the San Prancisco Gtants by the same score Now 2-ll. Zach t y p1tched httless ba 11 ove1 the last seven mmngs, yieldmg base hits m the second mrung lo Keith Hernandez and J erry Morales He wa lked five batters, mcludmg three m the sixth inmng, as \he Mets won their third stra ight from St LO UI S on a cold W IOd) afternoon "When he had to be, he was MOTORISTS ROBBED BY GAS lHIEF Molor1sts are be1ng robbed by a sly thtef who steals gas wht l e they dr1ve The cu lpr•t •s a drrty carburetor whtch wastes prec to us fuel and 'causes poor engtne performance Now you can restore eff1c1ency thanks to WYNNs Carburetor Cleaner Tt1ts spe c ta l spray formula works wtt hout dismantling l o msfantly remove gum and va rn 1sh cu rb rough rdllng and sfal l rng as d n c rease s mileage So fo r happter motortng get W Y NN 's Carbure t or Cleaner today HECK s Monday's big bat drops Reds 5-4 • Ry JIM COUR Jtght," Mets Manager Joe forre sa1d "He got the gu)S he had to get, and that's the name of the game " The Cu dJna ls, who also hmllcd the Mets to only two h1ts, got slrong performances from Mark L1ttell , 0-1, and Pete Vu ckov1ch But the Mets, Cd pltahzed on·the1r few opportumt1es In the first mmng, Lenny Handle smMled, stole second , advanced to th1rd and scm ed on Bruce Bmscla1r 's sacnfu.:e fly In the thtrd , Littell walked Zachry and Randle Zac hrv moved to th lrd on a w1ld ·pitc h and Botsc!au smglec lum home Ruthve n, mea nwhtl e, carried a no-lutter mto the sev enth ummg before g1vtng up a leadoff mf~eld hit to L<Jrry Herndon and a smgle UJ Jack Cla rk m the elghUi Of course, I was chsappolntcd,' Ruthven sa1d ' But 1dcclded not to let 11 ge t me down ·• In oth er NL games, Montreal downed Chicago, 116 Lo s Angel es tnmmed C!ncmnat1 5-4, and Houston clipped San Diego, 2-1 F.xp.. s 8, C!1bs 6 S1ngles b) Eilts Valenune r1ncl l arr y Parnsh , combmed \Hth Lwo errors, gi::lve Montrcdl f our unearned runs 111 the nmth mnmg and a \- lctor) over Ch1cago Chns SpCJ er ltorne1 ed for the Expos \1 h1le Lm ry Buttner had a solo shot for the Cubs But JUSt barely UPI Spurts Wnter The Dodge1s gave up a patr LOS ANGELES ( UPIJ of unearned runs on errors b) The IllS Angeles Dodgers got second ba se man Davey two home runs and lour RBI Lopes <Jnd th1rd baseman Ron from reJuvenated Cey wlth two uut m the mnth centm f1elder R1ck Monday mnmg befor e lelthander Wednesday mght and that Tommy John got Pete Rose to was enough to allow them to ground mto the last out 10 a 5 avert a three-gjlme sen es 4 vtclory sweep b) t he 'Cmcm nat1 'I thmk there "re " few nf Reds 0 LOS ANGElES ( UPI I Joe Morgan of the Cmcmnatl Reds now shares the maJor league reco rd lor most consccutlve games wlthout an error by a seco nd baseman - 89 - w1th former Ba ltim ore Onole mlle lder Jerry Adatr, who accom plished the feat durmg he 1964-ji5 seasons But more than a few Los Angeles Dodge r players be l1eve Morga n ts Wldeservtng of the honor and dtdn't hes1tate to say so after Wednesday mght's fmale of a ti1ree ga me ser1es, whlch the D(l(lgers won, 5-4 And, the most out-spoken of Astrus 2, Padres I Roger Metzger had a key tnple and a sacnhce fl ) as the A.stros handed the Padres the1r fourth strmght loss Jodqum Andu)ar went e~ g ht lntHngs to earn the Vlctory wh1 le Dave F'rtesleben took the loss the Dodger players wa s second baseman Davey Lopes " If that wasn't an error then my name 1sn 't Lopes excla tmec the Dodger second baseman, refernng to Regg~e Smith's fi fth lnnmg ground ball to Morgan that was ruled a htt by the offtcJa l scorer even though Ute Red second baseman's throw to ltrst, w1de of the bag bounced off Danny Dnessen's glo\e "Lopes 1s the last guy on that club who should have been mouthmg off,' said Reds manager Spa rky Anderson "When he let that ba ll go through h1s legs lor an error 1n the mnth tnnmg he opened the gate for us to he the score '' And the Reds came wtth m one run of domg JUSt that when they scored tw1ce after two were out on subseq uent 1nf1eld pmch htls by Davey Concepe1on and Dave Collms, coupled wtth a throwmg error by Dodger third baseman I fiR n I'm Conme Stevens Come In and See The Meigs Plaza DON'T PASS UP THESE LIKE NEW USED CARS BLACK & DECKER HEAVY-DUTY NYLON WEED TRIMMER /.ij 2+2~:·::. s3595 ..r 4 3 litre V 8 automattc, power stee r ng & brakes, rad1a l w w l 1res, ltnted gla ss , spt wh covers less than 15 500 mtles & sharp as new orange ftntsh 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 beaut if ul 2 lone green reta11 list approx $10,500, Used as co c ar Red uced ,_ 1975 Ford Torino :.~::..S2495 Ideal for k11chcn or den Bold black ou l l tne arabiC nu rnerols on a nr11urol butcher block. pou ern la rgo dto meter l1nc- t o~.J gh enovgh to handle heov)' d uty tum mtng tobt Hos sel l feed ng lme ltgl1!we,ght ea1y to t.JU! 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Chevrolet our Chevy Dealer" 992 2126 Pomeroy Open Evemngs til 8: 00p .m . 891 0 ) ( 0070 7 9 99' AllrO(hwe hghtwe1gh1 fleubl11 glowes Use lor 1ndoor or out door gordemng 203 Swing Top Trosh Can large 40 ql Pill k If I h1e a k 1t sa1d Illbcpll ud But1t Mo1~an do ~sn ' l mean the~ t rnu c.h More Important to me than the consecuti ve game rt"<. urd IS the one I set last ) car Morgan "dS 1eferl mg to the Natwnal League record he set for second basemen when he l omnutted only five errors dut m ~ the season An) 11ay added Morgan, "I <~iread) krow ho" good I .1m I don t need records ro tell me' BOWLING Wednesday Earfybtrds March 29 , 1978 Won Lost GHOVE CITY , Oh10 (UPI ) - Blue and Gold won the fea turec race , a mtle and a quarter, Wednesday at Beulah Pa•• , !J'2 lengths ahead of Are You There wh1le Dorm B ftntshed third The wtnner went the distance 1n 2 01 3-li and paid $3 60, 2 40 and 2 20 The 10-5 combtnallon of Mcintire's Bet and S1d the Kid returned $50 60 m the datlv double whtle ll'l Btl Sm~rt. Btng Dmg and M1 Bra merd teamed up lor a $514 80 payoff m the tnfecta on the combmatton of 11-7 9 There were 109 tlcket holders The crowd of 4,093 on a ramy day bet $514,067 !05 lee ds th e Nallonal I.eague m home runs w1th s1x and IS tied with Reds' second basem<~n Joe Morgan for the league lead 10 RBI wlth H Th1s IS the difference between sunset and sunup," Slmletl Monday ' It's really hard for me to express myself tn the reactiOn of the fan s tomght It was really very emot10nt1l for me and l'm not .i:lsharned to say tea1s came to my eyes These are the people who stuck w1th me last year I tned tu du ti1e JOb last year but I JUSt physically wasn' t able" The Reds bombed the DodgeJS 8-2 on national TV Monday mght and collected 15 h1ts They gave the Dodgers a worse drubbmg Tuesday ntght, bangmg · 16 Juts 10 an ll-3 victory Mondav sat out Tuesday mght s game wlth a severe headache ' !'hat game could have been ver) cnlical tomght , the veteran said 10 refercnle tn the Reds two unearned runs 10 the mnth mmng "But 1l wasn t Needless to say we have a lot or respect for Cmcmna t1 When all the dust settles 1n September 1 thlllk 1l ll slit! be them and us batllmg for the champ10nsh1p In OUr di\:ISIOn" Backec by a !J.h1t attack John surrendered mne h1t s but only one was for extra bases and one w dS con troversial In the ftfth tnmng , Regg1e Srmth hit a ball that M01 gan fie lded and thenthre" to hrst basem an Dan Dnessen The lmll got pa st llr1essen and Morgan slumped deJectedly But ofh c1al scorer Dtck Robmson of the Pasadena t calif I Star-News ruled the pia) was a h1t Re1bel s Used Cars Roy31 Crown 85 19 Hatlte s Recs Krng B udders Car ol rna Fabrtcs 59 32 JS 43 56 29 23 81 I 174 Betty Whdl alch 173 I New York Cloth n 75 Hr Sc r atch lnd Game --' ~ Eun ce Dulf 170 Mary Voss .. Handtcap Game - Pauline Ftelds 713 Euntce Duff and JoAnne War d 203 Mary Voss 193 H1 lnd Senes - Betty Whill al ch 419 Bess Hendrtcks 463 Mary Voss m Sertes wtth Handtcap E ula Odegard 555 He len Wolle 553 Barbara Frelds 54 I Team Game lsc rat ch l .:_ Retbel s Used Cars 754 Rerbel s Used Cars 736 K1ng l:3u tlders 73 I Team Game wt th Hand torp - Krng Bur lders 919 Hatt1e s Recs 897 Re bel s Used Cars LEBANON, Ohto iUPI ) Herobe Babette grabbed the 890 Team Htgh Senes lead at the h,lllway mark Retbel s Use d Cars 7189 Wednesday mght and pulled Hatt te s Recs 1046 Roy at awa y to a two-length Vlltory Crown 2020 Team 5er~es ( Handi cap ) over Smooth Sk tpper m the featured $1 ,200 etghth race at Re1bel s ?'197 Ktng Bu lder s 7561 HaHesRecs ?.50? Lebanon Ra ceway Herobe Bobette. a :\-yearold makmg only h1s second start of the seascn, cove red Ute nule tn 2 11 3-5 on an off Sports Tran sac1ton s Bv Un1ted Pr£' ss tnt er natt onat tra ck and returned $4 80 Wedn£'sday $3 40 and $3 40 Bas e bal l Sammy Noble lll remec Ch c ag o ( N LJ Rea c l tvn !f'd Ute wmner to hls sec-ond l£'fl handed p lchcr Dav e Roo ens ana placed r g hl handed stra1ght vtctory of the season ptlcher Paul Reusc ncl on the 11 aav d tsabte d lts l Just Common showed Football Amazmg Wa1ter and Noble Buffalo S gned tree safety Fella teamed up for a 1-7 Ton)' Greene to a senes ol one yr>ar co n 1 r a c 1 s complet ed rughlly double that was worth coach 1no sl aft w tlh ;ne nppou"! t $1 1 ment ot StPvl' Moore ets speC tdl A crowd of 1,348 11agered dSSt on n en ts co ach Detro 1 R£ .,1oned ltneback . $148 235 er CM r l te Nen v er guarCI Mark Beulah Butcher Block Clock d1dn 't even look up at the SI.OI cbua1d to see whet h~r I was charged wtth em err or until th~.:: mmng ended Morgan wilt have a l hance to break Adair s re< oJd Fnda y m ~ ht when the 1\eds 1dlc toda) send Tom Seave r dg,unst left y Bob Kneppc1 111 the opener uf a t hree-gc~m(' ~e11 es wllh the (rt mts at San F-1 <HICtsco' s Ccrnd\est11 k Northfield Leba11ou H1I TEL (onverston high back seats, htde" bed , deluxe decor pa ckage , arr con drtron AM FM stereo radio, tape & 4 speakers auxtltary battery , 350 V 8 engtne , aut omaltc trans power steermg & brakes w w t i res , Hon Cey ' If I was Lopes. mstead of poppmg off I'd be stlhng tn front of my locker hangmg my head m shame after the mght he had ' In add ition to the mnth mnmg error Lopes <omm1tted a pme boo boo lll th e fir st mmng when after leadin g off the game with a smgle, he raced to second on B1ll Russell s fl y tn Cesa1 Gerommo and stood then! as 1f m a trance as the Heds' centerfJClder threw to Danny D11essen at f1rsl to complete a double play Morgan shrugged off the complamts of Dodger players that offi cial SloreJ Dick Robmson, a Pa sadena baseba ll wnter, ru led Sn11th s groWJd ball a hll beca use a reco rd wa s mvolved " I don't play for records, smd Morga n I pia) to wm 1 $357600 Mr. W1b Young At The Ace Hardware In 1976 Monza The DodMers 32-year-<J!d centerfl elder clubbed a threerw1 homer Ill tht! sccnnrl NORTHFIF:l D Ohw ( UPI I - Rmder Juh loun'd a sloppy track to h1s liking Wednesday mght as grabbed a 2' , length v1ctory over Desert Storm 111 lhe featured $2,800 Cleveland Gl obe Trotters Trot at Northfteld Park Bob Ha1gnere gUldec the eight-year-llld w1nner aroWJcl the ram-soaked rmle oval m 2 12 3-li The wm , Raider Joh 's first of the season 11 as worth $6 20, $1 80 and $2 60 Spectators Milly came 10 third Santa Lme won the opemng race, k1ckmg off a 3-li-1 blg tr1ple combtnatton that was worth $1,004 10 Abel Danscot was second and Miss Bud showed A crowd of 3,147 wagered HARDWARE Whtle O¥er green 250 6 cy l eng ine automatrc trans power sl & brak es power door locks & wrndows comlorttlt AM FM radto deluxe equtpment Less than 12 000 mtfe s Co car nev er !ri led powers mmng and a solo shot Ill the SIXth - bo th IIllO the r~ghtfte l d pav1lton - that had the crowd of 49,33'1 on 1ls feet Alter hilling onl) 230111 liB game~ lasl season followmg hiS acqul slllo n from the Chicago Cubs Monday has become the Co lly season d<11 hog of Dodger St,JdJUm In 11 g <~m es he's hitting Morgan ties errorless record ACE 1977 Chevelle Mali~it.".$4995 us who "ould have been slightly 1rntated ' Monda) sald when asked about the psychologtcal 1mpltcatwns of a Reds sweep m the first sen es of the season bet ween the two Natmnal League West Mar'...ov tc h safe !)' Dtclo. Ja uron r111dd lc llncoao.er Ea 0 Ned and del en" ve tack If Herb Or \I tS wh o had pia yea our th(' tr opt10ns r~nd were free agents LOS Angeles AcQu tred center Dnn Ry c 1ek. ! rom Tampa Bay to r an undtscloscd drall ChO !CC ChiCago - S1gned t ree agent del enstve end Wa lt Patu tsk 1 fhat play allowed Morgan to t1e Jerry Adalr s maJor league 1ecurd of 89 error-less games for a second baseman over two st!asons Adatr set the mark ~ htle play111g with U1e Ba lllmore Onoles to 196465 lf that wasn 't an error," smd Lopes my name lsn 't Lopes '' 'If I "as gmng to g1ve an error on the play," sa1d Robmson, 1 would have to 1!,1 ve 1t to Drtessen " He 1Lopes 1almost opened the gates for us 10 the moth mnmg remarked Reds mnnager Sparky Anderson 'If I played a game hke he dld , 1 d sll 1~ front of my i<•lkei w1th my head hangmg and rny mouth shut " • I don 't play the game for records sa ld Morgan "! pla y to wm I 11 be pruud 1f I break the record F nday mght 1at San Fran ctsco) but makmg only f1ve errors last yem ra Natwnal League record for second baseman) was more Important to me John , a 20-gamewmner last se <Json <J r.d runner-up to Ph1ladelph1a s Steve Carlton m the C) Young Award vou ng, IS off to a :1-0 start thiS season and IS 10-2 for h1s career aga 111st the Reds 'It's one of the fr eaks of baseball," sa1d John when asked about hiS lifetime maslet y o>er the Reds ' I've won 10 t1mes aga mst the Reds.but I 111 nearly 500 aga1nst San Dwgo It JUSt doesn't f1gure ' That was a tremendous ballgame for us to wm ," ddded Dodger skipper Tqm La sorda Sparky talks about the pnde they have 10 ClnCJnnall The Dodgers have a lot of pnde, too " I ' WE 'VE LOWEREU THE COST OF CARPET CLEANING NOW RENT (\':~ ~;;~CLEANING I< AT NEW H78!15 4 PlY POLYESTER WHITEWALLS ONLY LOWER RATES $3995 each MOUNTING AND BAlANCING Do '' voursell and get prol ess1onal results FREE Ltrntled T1m e Offer -------- ------ C!SENERA STAR SUPPLY CO. 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R1ck Cerone , prize this season in Ri ch . latd down a sacrifi ce bunt ·'Gcx1se" Gossage, the fast- whi ch Gossage fielclt'll - only i:J;Jlling reliever who jumped to throw wid e to Willie the P11tsburgh P1raies for a Handolph at second as both six-yea r , $2.75 million runners were safe. package . Anot her bunt by Dav e ' The season is ba rely into its McKay in fr ont of the plate third week and Gossage is ().3 was flga in fi elded by (;t>ssa ge in four appe·Hrances. and thi s tim e, th e Gussage relieved Yankee bclcaguel'ed relievN threw st al't ('r K('n l-l oltzman o\·e r th e head of fir st Wed nesda~ in the fifth inning baseman Chris Cham bliss, against Toronto and after aliO\I'I ng pind1 runner Garth sac r ifi ct~ 0} by RicoCartv to give the Blue .ituTender mg 'a Jays a :1-1 . he settled down lorg tu dash hornE' fnr a 4-3 Toronto victory . ·' I fel t good out there," said the dejc<'lcd Gossage. "I to give the surprising A's cxpluin whett their eighth win against three losses. Mario Guerrero had happened ." In other American League 'four hits for Oakland. Dan g:mtes, U;.lkl an<;l shaded Min· Ford and Butch Wynegar homered for the Twins . fi('SO!Cl , IN, in 11 innings, and California routed Seattle, II ·, Angels II, Mariners 2: Ron Jackson drove in six 2. Detroit at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Boston were runs with two doubles and a single to pace the Angels' postponed by rain . romp . Ca lif ornia 's Lyman Athletics 6, Twins 5: Tony Armas singled in Bostock had three hits and pin<'h runner Mike Adams drove in two runs. Chris w1th two out in the lith innin~ Knapp, 2-l, was the winner . cHn ' t Meigs girls lose 9-5 tilt Meigs Girls Softballers fell to 4-3 on the year with a 9·5 loss at Waverly Monda y. Nine walks and five errors led to the Ma'rauder s' down fall. Losing pitcher Traer Burdette and reliever Het.h Bart rum struck out one Signup is Saturday TRISH ' espadrill~'- Tuppers Plains Tee-Ball and Pee Wee baseball sign up will be held Saturday, Apirl 22, from 4 to 5 p. m. at the elementary school. Annual fee is $7.50 and one parent is requested to be present un Saturday . Ages for Tee Ball par· ticipation is 5 through 7. Young ster s must be five yea rs old by May I, but may nut be eight before August I. Age for Pee Wee is 8 and 9, but players must be eight by August I , but must not be ten by then. Espadrilles ... fashion wraps for pants, gauchos and skirts by Vogue . • MARGUERITE'S SHOES 992 -363 9 BETTY OHLINGER Pomeroy , 0 . RESERVATIONS ASKED Fans wishing to attend Southern High School' s combined footba ll and ba sketball banquet on Saturday, April 22. at 6 p. m. are asked to please conta ct Ca rl Wolfe or John Dudding a1 the hi gh school for r('servations. and ga ve up tep hits. Meigs took a quick lead in the first when April King singled, stole second, and came home on a Burdette single. But Waverly got two in the secon.d for a short lead. Meigs regained the ad· vantage with two runs in the third on singles by . King, Terry Wilson and Ca thy Howard. Waverly got the lead for good in the bottom of the mning by scoring five times . Two· Meigs errors and two walks were keys to that in· ning . Meigs had a rally going in the sixth when they plated two runs but left the bases full when a runner was tagged out at third. Howard and Pat Vaughan had hits in that rally . Howard led Mei gs hitters w1th a double and two singles while Burdette had two singles. Getting a single each were Vaughan, King , Wilson and Sonja Ash . Meigs is 1·3 in the league now. Meigs 102 002 0-5 9 5 Waverly 025 liO x&9 10 2 Burdette tLP I. Banrum t6J and Chapman. Sword and Conkel. tBo•ton toad•. 1-0l NEW YORK ( UPI) - Next athlete lo get the star treatment 6• (h;cago 1 frnm the movies will be Julius Erving. The 76ers' "Dr . J" is all April liBos>on Apr il 19 Bost o n 4. Chicago 3, v ol .set for the leading role in "The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh," a April 11 Boston at Ch;cago, film with a basketball background being produced by Walt 8 35 p .m Ap ril n~ Boston at Chicago, Frazier Sports Enterprises, lnc ., and one in which the Celtics' 6.J5 p.m Kermit W~shington, Don Chaney, Kevin Stacum and 15 - Ch;cago ' 1 Cornbread Maxwell all will have parts ... . 'Apr;! Boston . 7:35p .m . x-Apr il 17--c BostOn at Chi ca Pete Rose, closing in on his 3,000th hit, doesn't know what 90 is~'J;n~hmgame to be announ goes first on others but is sure what will go first on him . It cedi won't be his eyes, his legs or his reflexes, says Rose, but his Delro;t v. . Montreal enthusiasm. "Right now, it's sky-high, super, but I'm positive (Series Tied , 1-1) Apr il 11 - Montreal 6, Detroit that'll be the £irst thing to go on me ".... · 2 Behind every good man there's a good woman, and with 4 2 AprH !9- Detro;t · Montreal Gary Player, who has picked up $90,000 the past \wQ weeks April 11- Montreal at Detro it, with back-to-hack victories in the Masters and Tournament of 7:35pm . Champions, it isn'tany different. He says his wife, Vivienne, is Apr it 13- Montreal at Defro iL largely responsible for his coming from seven shots back in 7: 35 pm . April15-;- 0etroit at Montreal , both events. "She's been telling me for ages to stroke the ball, 8:05p .m . K Apri l 17- Montreal at De not jab it, when I'm putting," says Player. "Finally, I changed tra iL 7 35 p m . my putting stroke a week before the Masters, and, well , I guess you can see the results for yourself" .... WHA Playoffs When Billy Martin and Earl Weaver got into their hassle the By United Press International other evening over Rich Gossage's knockdown pitch, Martin Quarter -final s • ( Best of Se~enl angrily wanted to know what Weaver knew abovt knockdown Winnipeg \IS . Birmingham pitches in view of the fact he never played in the big leagues. I Winnipeg l eads, 2-1) Apr il 14- Winnipeg 9, Sir Weaver sent word over to Martin that one year he had driven m 1ngham 3 in 101 runs with St. Joseph , Mo ., of the Western Association . APr il 16- W innipeg 8, B ir m 1ngham 3 Martin was unimpressed . He sent a message back that he had Apri l 19- Birm in gham 3. Win gotten 230 hits one year with Oakland of the Pacific Coast n1peg 1 League . "Okay, okay," conceded Weaver, " I know when I'm New England vs . Edmonton (New England l~ds , 2-1) licked." .... Apr il 14- New England 6. Red Auerbach, the Celtics' president and general manager , Edmonton <1 Apfi l 16 New Engl and 4, bounces around the tennis cour t like a young kid. Playing in Edmooton 1 Washington and making like Jimmy Connors a few days ago , Apr il 19- Edmonlon 1, N ew he forgot he was 60 and wound up breaking a couple of ribs .... England 0 April 11- New Eng1ano a t II the Cincinnati Stingers of the World Hockey Association Edmonlon . 10 p .m . don't sell 5,000 season tickets by June I, they'll fold . They x Aprii13- EOmon ton at New decided they didn't care to take another whopping loss next England . 4 p .m x Apr il 25- New Eng land at Edmonlon , 10 o .m . April 18- 0uebe c 5. Houston 4, ot Apr il 20- Houston at Queb ec. 8· 05 p .m Ap ri l 1 1 ~ Houston at Que t:> ec , 20 prn Montreal ( Tw it chell 0 l l at Ch •cago ( L a m p 0 7). 2 30 p m Atlanta ( Niekr o o 31 at Sa n Oteg o (Jon es 0 01. 4 p m Hous ton ( Lemongello 1 1) at Los Angel es { Rau I OJ. 10 30 pm Friday ' s Games at Monlreal New Yo rK at Cn1cago St . Lou is at P i11sbgh , n rght H ous ton~~ Los Ang , n ight Atlanta a! san Dr ego, ni ght Cine• at San Fran , n ight P hil ad elp h i~ MODULAR HOMES By All Americ11n Mator League Resul ts Bv Uni ted Press International National League 101 000 000- l 000 000 000- 0 N Y 51 L 10 10 Zacn r y and Stearns . 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Monday 2 ( lnCI t61 Expand-0- Ch ' '· se your exact of Mat1 sl acks Com - tOnly games schedu led ) Amer lu n Le19Ue M ilw at Bo s, ppd ., r ain Det at Cle..,.e , ppa , ra in 1n w 1th a deep ins1de (11 innings) Pi8SIIC wa iStba nd Min 010 00 1 012 S 10 1 Langford , L acy (71 , Heaverlo (8), Sosi'J (91 and Ess lan , Zllhn. T Johnson (1) , Se rum (Ill and Wynegar . W- Sosa (10) L - T . Johnson (1 .2) . HR: s- M innesota, Ford (1), Wyneoar (lJ . rtwl bends and stretc hes w1th ~nd stand :; up Jo repea~ 0d mach1 ne wash1ngs Oak po lyeste r doubleknit in slacks so cornfelrtable . we .•~ ... ~lliiiliillllll guard rllee them' NEW Y.ORK CLOTHING HOUSE 126 W. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. Tex as '1 7 .112 Sea !lie 5 11 313 Weelneselay•s Resulrs 6 6,, · Mtlw at Bos , ppd ., rain Det at Cle\le , ppd ., ra in Oak la nd 6. Minn 5. 11 inns Toronto 4, New York 3 Ca liforn 1a 11. Seattle 1 T()day 's Pr-obi!Jble Pitchers I All Times E STI New York ( F igueroa 1-0) a t Toronto (U nderwood o lJ, -4 p.m M il waukee (Au gust ine 1 ll at Basion (Lee 1 OJ. 2 p.m Detroi l (Mon is 0-0) at Cleve land {Hood 0 0), 2 P.m (Q nl~ 9i!mes·scheduled l Frielay 's Games Ch icago t~l Toronto Texa s al Detro if Clev ell'lnd at Boston , night Mi lw at New York , night Kan Ci ty at Baltimore, n ight Ca l if at M innesota , night Oakland at se a111e . night 000 100 JOI OI - 614J oo- Malor League.Leaders By Unilfd Press International Batting ( based on 20 al bats) National League G A& . H. Pet . Hrndl St .L Bench Cin 2J 10 ,435 J7 15 .405 9 Jl 1J .39< 12 41 16 .390 13 49 19 .388 Val MilA cevL Grlv c;n 7" 26 10 .J85 " 6 21 8 38 1 13 55 20 .3M Bknr(h i Mndy LA P•r ish Mll MlhWS All 1 11 002 100 341 - 11 ooo- Th mas so 9 31 11 .355 AmHican Leaqve G . AB . H. Pet. Rarg1 , Oet 6 10 10 .500 Bal r . Tor 8 30 13 .433 Cbge , M in 12 40 17 .425 Gu r er o, Oak ll 43 18 . .t\9 Be ll , Cle 8 31 13 419 Kemp , Det 9 31 13 .419 Lemn . Ch1 9 31 13 .419 -..~.. Da<le , Cle e 34 14 ,41 2 Hr lw , Ba l 1 17 11 .407 • ..__., R1ce , Bos 10 <~S 18 .AOO LFi r e, Del 9 40 16 ..tOO Home Runs Nat i onal League : Mond!!y , LA 6 . Matthews , Al l and Bench, Cin 4; seven players lied wilh 3. Ameriun lt,.gue : His le , Mil 5, Baylor , Cat , Cooper and Thomas , M il · 4 ; nine players r,ed wilh J. Runs Batt~d 1n National Le1gue : Moraan , (in and Monday , LA 14 ; Bentn, Cin and S.Henderson , NY I I , Garvey , LA and Parr ish, Mfl 10 Amer ican League : -Cooper , M il 15; Hisle and Thomas . M il and Carew, M inn 12 : Hobson and Ric e, Bos ana Smalley, M inn I I . Stolen B1ses Nation11 Leaoue : Cedeno , Hou 1, Dr iessen and Gri Uev. Cln 6; Roys1er , All .4 ; Puht, Hou . Lop t s, LA , Bowe, Meddox , Phil and ~orates , St .l J. Amerlun League : Norwood, Minn 6; Remy , Bos and Dllone, Oek S; O&at , Clev, Wilson , KC .Afid_C[Ul, Sea 4. 12 o Kne pp 12-11. L- Todd 10·11 . Sea 001 00 1 2 6 2 Knaoo . Gr tflin (61. H~rUe ll ( Take Off Pounds Sensibly I mcludcd the ba"gy clothes 0 ·· attended A R rea ecognttlon parade, when members Dal' for all l'OPS 0 f. •sou th • modeled before and afte · 1 . t Z 'II. . eastern Oh10 a anes v1 e .dresses. Sixty member s High School. Saturday. pa rticipated and t"e Jar"est ,· lt b The mee t mg was deSigned loss was 15G pounds, from a to gi've recognition to the best size 54 to 14 . losers of 1977 in this part uf A local chairman of the Ohio and lu give title to the event was Betty Jo Clark , Rt. queen who lost the most I, .Cheshi re. TOPS is a non· weight in TOPS clubs in this profit wei ght control atea. Betty Shankland who orga nization founded in t948 held title of queen for 1976 for by Esther s. Manz, with a loss of 158 pounds handed headquarters located in down her Iitle of KOPS (keep . Milwauk ee, Wis . Mamie off pounds sensibly I to Marge Stephenson is the reporter for Shivers of Salem, Ohio for her TOPS 1383. loss of 89 pounds. This was thehighlightofthedaylosec U those who had lost it 'TOPS way. Twenty-six members were Principa l John Mura has graduated in the morning announced the Meigs Junior ceremonies for having at· High School honor roll for the tained specific doctor fourth six weeks grading prescribed wei ght goa ls. period. Making a grade of These · persons are now " 8" or a6ove in all their · known sub.Jects were : mem be rs of t he- ehte asKOPSand r.emain in TOPS Sev enth Grade - Jami e to maintain their wei ght Joss fierce, Howena Averion, Jeff and inspire other struggling Bau ghman , Greg Bolen , members. Hob in Buffington, Je ff Participating in the Circle Carson, Ci ndy Crooks. Karla of Light Ceremony were. 100 DeMoss, Faith Dickens. Rick KOPS. These members ha ll Edwards. Angela Farley . previou sly reached th eir Brent Finlaw, Kim Fraley, goals and have kept the Beth Glo ec kner. Becky weight offforaperiudupt u tO Handley , Scull Harrison, years. 1\ngc !<J Hatfield . Paula 110nor ro ll Missiortary Society meets Tuesday PHOTO' SPECIAL Pl.tms fl,l l' the a nnual muther""aughter banquet tel )x, h~ld (Ill May 1 at the Middlcport First Baptist Church Wt~ re IIUH IC at meetings of the circles of the B. H. Sa nb"rn Missionary Society Tuesday Horton, Jini " Hoyt , Lisa Jarvis, Valerie Jeffers, Brill King, Mary Lee , SLi,~an Lightfo'ot, Lori Maynard , Sherr i Marshall , Honda Mitchell, Keith Scott, John Smith· Kris Snowden, Tanya Siuba•t , Juan Tanner • Greg Taylor, Mike Trouni, Angela VanCouney, Deanna VanMeter , Renee Willis, Susanna Wi se. Eighth Grade - Terry Adki ns, Kristin Anderson. Jimmy Boyer, Jack Braley • Lee Bumem. Greg Bush. Mark Cline, Billy Colmer, Pam · · Crooks. Melan ie - Di ll ard, Teresa Dorst, Tammy Eich inger , David Hoffman, Tracy Hysell , Tim Jarrell, Unrecka Johnson , Dicky King. Hobin Kit,chcn. Mark McGuire, Randy Murray. Jeff Nash. Lynne Oliver, Helen Slack, Curtiss Smith, Edna Snuth , La ura Smith, Greg Thomas. Den ise Turner, Jeff Whittingtun , Troy Willis. Fred Young . 111 '"Ill. "' Til" banquet w1JJ be a ' 1,,,, J11 ••·k "··fl·a 1·,. w, t h ", 11 m1·,uwrs and daughters vf the ··il .tl"'"' ,.tiV.Il"<i to at" ul'"ll '- "''l LA.: 'tend. Layettes will be acccptcli at tile time to be taken to the Bapllsl Wo1ncn 's Confcrence in .J une. A11noui1t't.'l at the meetings wos May Fclluwship Day to be obse rved l1y .Church Wumcn United nf Mc1gs County on Moy 5 at Trinity Congrega tional Church ill Pullleroy. Those atte nding arc tu take a sa ~k lunch. Dill{ CAS CII\CI.I·: Meeting at the hmne nf Mrs ..fames B1·cwer. the Dnrcas Circle planned a party to )x, held at the Athens Mental HealthCenteronApl'il25for the ge riatric ward . kc cream and cupcakes will he served and favors will be preseutc'!l to each patient. All uf the tnoney in the treasury will bt· LL>ed fu r the party si nce thi s month marks the conclusion of tile project year . The circle also yutcd to sen d a gift of money tu llr. Will iam Mc Pherson, special interest missiunary. for h1s May b1rthday. It '"" nutcd that s cver<J I were re1nembered at Easter time. Mrs. Charles Euwa rds noted that she had .-..ccl.ved a thank ., you card frnm Mrs. Al ice Freeland a.· ud also repu1'lcd on her visit to the Young's Nurcin" Home . .Mrs. r.va ,, '"' Hartley rcp"rted una visit to the Meigs Courity lnfimiary <Jnd with Mrs. Florence Han· nay. A thank yuu note was read from Mrs. Beulah White fur Mrs. Hannay , alung with _one fnn n the fmnil y uf W<Kidrow Call. and une frnn1 Mrs. Vi vian Titus fur a mea l prepared for her. For <'cvotinns, Mrs. Brewer read scripture fron 1 Malachi and 11 meditation entitlcli " Mixin g Heli g1un a nd Behaviour" from "O ur Daily Bre<Hi. '' Vlrs. Hichard Owen recited ·C ha.rll ess" and "Kilcute Hoehn e Prayer." '111e progra m by Mrs. Edwards was ;1dedication of the white cross material and an arlide , '·Christ's Hands Through White Cross." Mrs. Brewer and her illlughter, Marybeth, served refreshments tu those named anti Mrs . Eliza)x,th SI<Jvin, Mrs . Isabelle Winebrenner. Mrs. l.illian Demoskey, Mrs . Eva Hartl ey. Mrs. Helen Budimer, and Mrs. Martha Klein . LOVE .lOY CIRCLE A gift of muncy to Bacone Cnllcge will 'be made by the Love .Jov Circle fi'Um theremainder of funds in the circle tods ury , it was decided at the Tuesday night meetin"b of tile l.uye Joy cirde at the home uf Mrs. John Werner. Mrs . Louise Davb upened the meeting with · devotions using scripture from Psalm 104 and the meditation "God Gives llcauty." Also read was Isaiah 55, 10 though 1:1, w1d poems. "Ruses ur Cacti " and ·· May Time is Spring Cleaning Time." The white cross dedication was by Mrs. Lillie Hubbard wll!l hadscripturcfrumMatthew and the article "Christ 's Hw1ds through White Cross." Hcf•·eshmenb were served IJythehostesstuthusenamed and Mrs . Tony Fowler, Mrs. Edison Baker, Mrs. Willis An· thuny. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Ha•·old Chase, Mrs. Leora s·1gman, anu·' Mrs . 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Earned Run Average 1bJsed on 9 Innings pi tched) National Lugue : Swan , NY 0,00 ; Grims ley , Mtl 0.50 . Forsc h, St .L 0.77 ; R.Reuschel. ~~:.~be:;~!:in!rt ~~~y MEETS ,, Top hitters Linescores _you COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! I Tw o Centra l Michigan University atheltes, and one each from Ohio University and Miami University are the Mid-American Conference Players of the Week in the first selections of the year for spring sports. CMU ath letes are fir st baseman Jerry Johnson and tra ck high jumper Mike Winsor were joined by Ohio University tennis player Jeff Sherrin and Miami University go lfer Tom Rogan . John son , a junior from Linden, Mich.. hit safel y in seven of eigh t games , rapping out a dozen hits in 25 times at bat as hi s teammates won seven of those eight games. He had an extra base hit and drove in at least one run in five of the eight games and for Ow week had seven RB!s, three home runs , four doubles and handled 60 fieldin~ chances flawlessly . Winsor, a sophomore from Perrin gton . Mi ch., was name'!! the outstanding field event s performer at th e Dogwood Relay s in Tennessee after winning the high jump with a leap of 7·3, his best coll eMiate effort since 1976. ' Rogan , a senior from Hacinc, Wi s., topped all MAC golfer s in th e Kepler lnviunional at Ohio St<t te University with his 54-llole total of 228 . That score was good for seve nth overall amung the indi viduals and helped Miami to a U1ird place team fin ish . ! :;; Atl o'!nta 3 7 300 .; 11 San D1ego 1 7 227 5 Wednesday 's Results New YorK 1, 51 LOU IS 0 Montrea l 8. Ch icago 6 At lan ta 2. San Francisco 0 Hous ton 2, San D 1ego 1 Los Angeles 5, Cincinnali A Today ·s Probable Ptf<hen I All Times ESTl St L OUiS (Denny I 0 ) at P11!sbu rg h ( B iyle~Jen 0 I L 17 35 fori's butlt nght season .... Detroit Manager Ralph Houk on his center-fielder Ron LeFlore : "He can run, he can throw, he can field and he's strong as a bull. The on ly thing he can't do is bunt and with his speed, if he ever learns to do that, he'll leave everybody miles 8 OS p m. behind ." The Tigers sent LeFlore out to play winter ball with )( Apr il 23- Quebec at Hou s Mayaguez in Puerto Rico after last season with specific ton . 8 p m x Apr il 26 Houston a t instructions to work on his bunting. He bunted a half dozen Quebec. 8OS p .m . times and forgot all about it, which isn't that hard to x Apr il 28- Quebec at Hous ton , 9 p m. understand in light of the .392 average he compiled there. K·if necessary LeFlore's hitting .400 for the Tigers right now .... Carlton Fisk never saw Ted Williwns play but he can tell what kind of hitter he was just by playing pepper with him . "He hits those mean one-hQppers," says the Red Sox catcher. "They come at you so hard. they nearly knock your glove off" ... Don Budge tells a story about his classic Davis Cup 'challenge round match with Fred Perry in London 33 years ago. The score was J..all in the second set and Perry was all set Am·e-rican League to pu 1 away an easy overhead lob when a piece of paper Ma jor leagu e Stand ings Eost By UniteCI Press International w . L- Pet . GB filtered onto the court and distracted him to the point where he National League Detro it East : ~~ couldn 't bring himself to hit the ball. "Perry picked up the W L . Pel. GB Boston Mi l wa uke 6 5 .545 2 piece of paper and looked at it," says Budge. " He called me Ph da 5 3 .625 I 1 New York New York 8 5 .615 5 ' .455 J1 over to the net and I looked at it, too . Everyone in the stands Clev el and Chtc ago 6 5 . 545 I l J 5 .375 3 2 th , ought we were reading what was written on the paper . Ba l t im ore 7 .JM 4 Montreat 5 5 .500 1 Toro nto St LOU IS 1 7 4171 J B .m 5 'We're going to be asked about this afterward ,' Perry said to P.ttsburgh 3 7 .300 3 West w . L. Pet . GB me. 'You have to promise me you won 't tell anybody what's on West a 1 .889 this paper.' I made Perry that promise. For years and yea rs. W L. Pet . GB Ka nsas c;1v C1 0C1nnar 1 9 4 .b9 2 g: ~:~~~;a : ,, both of us were asked what was on that paper Some people 1 Los Angeles 1 4 636 · Ch ;c ago , 5 444 , who remember the incident still ask rne about it. You know San F ra n 6 5 545 Houston 6 6 500 2'> Mlnn"o" 6 9 .400 1 what it said Qn that paper ? Nothing' " ... i ; 5 Two CMU athlete..-. honored By Un ited Press tnternar i onil Second Round 1Best of Seven) NY Isla nders vs. Toronto (NY I sland ers lead, 2·01 April 17 NY Islanders 4, Toronto 1 Apr il 19- NY Islanders ], Toronto 2. ot Apr il 21 NY Island ers at Toronto , 8:05p .m April 13 - NY Islanders al Toronto. 8,05 p .m . x Apr il 25- Toronto at NV Islanders, 8 ~ 05 p .m . x April 27 - NY ts.l.mder s a t Toronto , e·os p.m. {se'llen lh gam e to be announ cedJ Chicago vs . Boston (Qnlv games scheduled ) .' 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Deposit ~-· - ... �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, April 20, 1978 4- The Dailv Sentinel, M•ddlepurt·Pmi1eroy, 0 ., Thursday. April 2tl. 1978 NHL PIC!Iyofh Rich Gossage drops to 0-3 on year By Hlll. MADDEN and struck out six bailers into UPI Spurts Writer the nif1lh Hmmg, looking very . , Much to the chag!in of the much like the "st111iper " the New York Yankees . their Yankees thought they had . "(;olden Goose·" is f~r from But U>en, with tile ·score laying a golden egg. lied , 3,1. John Mayberry led The Yankees thought they off fo r Toronto with a single. had come up with another The next batter. R1ck Cerone , prize this season in Ri ch . latd down a sacrifi ce bunt ·'Gcx1se" Gossage, the fast- whi ch Gossage fielclt'll - only i:J;Jlling reliever who jumped to throw wid e to Willie the P11tsburgh P1raies for a Handolph at second as both six-yea r , $2.75 million runners were safe. package . Anot her bunt by Dav e ' The season is ba rely into its McKay in fr ont of the plate third week and Gossage is ().3 was flga in fi elded by (;t>ssa ge in four appe·Hrances. and thi s tim e, th e Gussage relieved Yankee bclcaguel'ed relievN threw st al't ('r K('n l-l oltzman o\·e r th e head of fir st Wed nesda~ in the fifth inning baseman Chris Cham bliss, against Toronto and after aliO\I'I ng pind1 runner Garth sac r ifi ct~ 0} by RicoCartv to give the Blue .ituTender mg 'a Jays a :1-1 . he settled down lorg tu dash hornE' fnr a 4-3 Toronto victory . ·' I fel t good out there," said the dejc<'lcd Gossage. "I to give the surprising A's cxpluin whett their eighth win against three losses. Mario Guerrero had happened ." In other American League 'four hits for Oakland. Dan g:mtes, U;.lkl an<;l shaded Min· Ford and Butch Wynegar homered for the Twins . fi('SO!Cl , IN, in 11 innings, and California routed Seattle, II ·, Angels II, Mariners 2: Ron Jackson drove in six 2. Detroit at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Boston were runs with two doubles and a single to pace the Angels' postponed by rain . romp . Ca lif ornia 's Lyman Athletics 6, Twins 5: Tony Armas singled in Bostock had three hits and pin<'h runner Mike Adams drove in two runs. Chris w1th two out in the lith innin~ Knapp, 2-l, was the winner . cHn ' t Meigs girls lose 9-5 tilt Meigs Girls Softballers fell to 4-3 on the year with a 9·5 loss at Waverly Monda y. Nine walks and five errors led to the Ma'rauder s' down fall. Losing pitcher Traer Burdette and reliever Het.h Bart rum struck out one Signup is Saturday TRISH ' espadrill~'- Tuppers Plains Tee-Ball and Pee Wee baseball sign up will be held Saturday, Apirl 22, from 4 to 5 p. m. at the elementary school. Annual fee is $7.50 and one parent is requested to be present un Saturday . Ages for Tee Ball par· ticipation is 5 through 7. Young ster s must be five yea rs old by May I, but may nut be eight before August I. Age for Pee Wee is 8 and 9, but players must be eight by August I , but must not be ten by then. Espadrilles ... fashion wraps for pants, gauchos and skirts by Vogue . • MARGUERITE'S SHOES 992 -363 9 BETTY OHLINGER Pomeroy , 0 . RESERVATIONS ASKED Fans wishing to attend Southern High School' s combined footba ll and ba sketball banquet on Saturday, April 22. at 6 p. m. are asked to please conta ct Ca rl Wolfe or John Dudding a1 the hi gh school for r('servations. and ga ve up tep hits. Meigs took a quick lead in the first when April King singled, stole second, and came home on a Burdette single. But Waverly got two in the secon.d for a short lead. Meigs regained the ad· vantage with two runs in the third on singles by . King, Terry Wilson and Ca thy Howard. Waverly got the lead for good in the bottom of the mning by scoring five times . Two· Meigs errors and two walks were keys to that in· ning . Meigs had a rally going in the sixth when they plated two runs but left the bases full when a runner was tagged out at third. Howard and Pat Vaughan had hits in that rally . Howard led Mei gs hitters w1th a double and two singles while Burdette had two singles. Getting a single each were Vaughan, King , Wilson and Sonja Ash . Meigs is 1·3 in the league now. Meigs 102 002 0-5 9 5 Waverly 025 liO x&9 10 2 Burdette tLP I. Banrum t6J and Chapman. Sword and Conkel. tBo•ton toad•. 1-0l NEW YORK ( UPI) - Next athlete lo get the star treatment 6• (h;cago 1 frnm the movies will be Julius Erving. The 76ers' "Dr . J" is all April liBos>on Apr il 19 Bost o n 4. Chicago 3, v ol .set for the leading role in "The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh," a April 11 Boston at Ch;cago, film with a basketball background being produced by Walt 8 35 p .m Ap ril n~ Boston at Chicago, Frazier Sports Enterprises, lnc ., and one in which the Celtics' 6.J5 p.m Kermit W~shington, Don Chaney, Kevin Stacum and 15 - Ch;cago ' 1 Cornbread Maxwell all will have parts ... . 'Apr;! Boston . 7:35p .m . x-Apr il 17--c BostOn at Chi ca Pete Rose, closing in on his 3,000th hit, doesn't know what 90 is~'J;n~hmgame to be announ goes first on others but is sure what will go first on him . It cedi won't be his eyes, his legs or his reflexes, says Rose, but his Delro;t v. . Montreal enthusiasm. "Right now, it's sky-high, super, but I'm positive (Series Tied , 1-1) Apr il 11 - Montreal 6, Detroit that'll be the £irst thing to go on me ".... · 2 Behind every good man there's a good woman, and with 4 2 AprH !9- Detro;t · Montreal Gary Player, who has picked up $90,000 the past \wQ weeks April 11- Montreal at Detro it, with back-to-hack victories in the Masters and Tournament of 7:35pm . Champions, it isn'tany different. He says his wife, Vivienne, is Apr it 13- Montreal at Defro iL largely responsible for his coming from seven shots back in 7: 35 pm . April15-;- 0etroit at Montreal , both events. "She's been telling me for ages to stroke the ball, 8:05p .m . K Apri l 17- Montreal at De not jab it, when I'm putting," says Player. "Finally, I changed tra iL 7 35 p m . my putting stroke a week before the Masters, and, well , I guess you can see the results for yourself" .... WHA Playoffs When Billy Martin and Earl Weaver got into their hassle the By United Press International other evening over Rich Gossage's knockdown pitch, Martin Quarter -final s • ( Best of Se~enl angrily wanted to know what Weaver knew abovt knockdown Winnipeg \IS . Birmingham pitches in view of the fact he never played in the big leagues. I Winnipeg l eads, 2-1) Apr il 14- Winnipeg 9, Sir Weaver sent word over to Martin that one year he had driven m 1ngham 3 in 101 runs with St. Joseph , Mo ., of the Western Association . APr il 16- W innipeg 8, B ir m 1ngham 3 Martin was unimpressed . He sent a message back that he had Apri l 19- Birm in gham 3. Win gotten 230 hits one year with Oakland of the Pacific Coast n1peg 1 League . "Okay, okay," conceded Weaver, " I know when I'm New England vs . Edmonton (New England l~ds , 2-1) licked." .... Apr il 14- New England 6. Red Auerbach, the Celtics' president and general manager , Edmonton <1 Apfi l 16 New Engl and 4, bounces around the tennis cour t like a young kid. Playing in Edmooton 1 Washington and making like Jimmy Connors a few days ago , Apr il 19- Edmonlon 1, N ew he forgot he was 60 and wound up breaking a couple of ribs .... England 0 April 11- New Eng1ano a t II the Cincinnati Stingers of the World Hockey Association Edmonlon . 10 p .m . don't sell 5,000 season tickets by June I, they'll fold . They x Aprii13- EOmon ton at New decided they didn't care to take another whopping loss next England . 4 p .m x Apr il 25- New Eng land at Edmonlon , 10 o .m . April 18- 0uebe c 5. Houston 4, ot Apr il 20- Houston at Queb ec. 8· 05 p .m Ap ri l 1 1 ~ Houston at Que t:> ec , 20 prn Montreal ( Tw it chell 0 l l at Ch •cago ( L a m p 0 7). 2 30 p m Atlanta ( Niekr o o 31 at Sa n Oteg o (Jon es 0 01. 4 p m Hous ton ( Lemongello 1 1) at Los Angel es { Rau I OJ. 10 30 pm Friday ' s Games at Monlreal New Yo rK at Cn1cago St . Lou is at P i11sbgh , n rght H ous ton~~ Los Ang , n ight Atlanta a! san Dr ego, ni ght Cine• at San Fran , n ight P hil ad elp h i~ MODULAR HOMES By All Americ11n Mator League Resul ts Bv Uni ted Press International National League 101 000 000- l 000 000 000- 0 N Y 51 L 10 10 Zacn r y and Stearns . Littell , Vu cko .... ,cn (61 and Simm on s W Za cn r y D OJ L Littell tOll Mil 071 00 1 004- 8 11 3 711100001 6 9 3 ( hi May , Bahnsen ( 6), Knowles 181 and c an er ; Fr yman , Moor e (7}, Su ffer (9 ) and Raoer W Knowl es ( 1 OJ L Sutter (0 2) HRs Montreal , Spe ie r 121 ; Ch 1ca go , B dttner (2 ) Ali a 000 lW 100- 1 Y 0 San Fran 000 000 000 ~ 0 2 I Ru tn..,.en and Poco r oba ; Barr , LaYelle ( 8 L M off i tt (8) and Hill w Ruth ~Jen (1 01 L - Sarr I I' l l ooo- Hous 010 100 1 90 000 000 010 1 7 \ San Dgo And uj ar , Sambr to (9 ) and Herrmttnn , Fr 1esl eben , Spillner 16), Lolt Ch 18) and Sweet . w Andu tar ( I 71 L F re 1 ~leben (0 1; H R!. San Diego, Winf ield IJ) . If these $20 Haggar Expand-0-Matic 'slacks aren't the most comfortable slacks·you've ever worn, · return t~m for a full refund. 000200007 4 90 LA 130001 OOx - 513 3 Hume: . Ba ir (8l and Ben ch ; John and Yeage r W John () OJ L - Hume (2 1) Hlh L os Angeles , Sm 1fh !'11 . Monday 2 ( lnCI t61 Expand-0- Ch ' '· se your exact of Mat1 sl acks Com - tOnly games schedu led ) Amer lu n Le19Ue M ilw at Bo s, ppd ., r ain Det at Cle..,.e , ppa , ra in 1n w 1th a deep ins1de (11 innings) Pi8SIIC wa iStba nd Min 010 00 1 012 S 10 1 Langford , L acy (71 , Heaverlo (8), Sosi'J (91 and Ess lan , Zllhn. T Johnson (1) , Se rum (Ill and Wynegar . W- Sosa (10) L - T . Johnson (1 .2) . HR: s- M innesota, Ford (1), Wyneoar (lJ . rtwl bends and stretc hes w1th ~nd stand :; up Jo repea~ 0d mach1 ne wash1ngs Oak po lyeste r doubleknit in slacks so cornfelrtable . we .•~ ... ~lliiiliillllll guard rllee them' NEW Y.ORK CLOTHING HOUSE 126 W. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. Tex as '1 7 .112 Sea !lie 5 11 313 Weelneselay•s Resulrs 6 6,, · Mtlw at Bos , ppd ., rain Det at Cle\le , ppd ., ra in Oak la nd 6. Minn 5. 11 inns Toronto 4, New York 3 Ca liforn 1a 11. Seattle 1 T()day 's Pr-obi!Jble Pitchers I All Times E STI New York ( F igueroa 1-0) a t Toronto (U nderwood o lJ, -4 p.m M il waukee (Au gust ine 1 ll at Basion (Lee 1 OJ. 2 p.m Detroi l (Mon is 0-0) at Cleve land {Hood 0 0), 2 P.m (Q nl~ 9i!mes·scheduled l Frielay 's Games Ch icago t~l Toronto Texa s al Detro if Clev ell'lnd at Boston , night Mi lw at New York , night Kan Ci ty at Baltimore, n ight Ca l if at M innesota , night Oakland at se a111e . night 000 100 JOI OI - 614J oo- Malor League.Leaders By Unilfd Press International Batting ( based on 20 al bats) National League G A& . H. Pet . Hrndl St .L Bench Cin 2J 10 ,435 J7 15 .405 9 Jl 1J .39< 12 41 16 .390 13 49 19 .388 Val MilA cevL Grlv c;n 7" 26 10 .J85 " 6 21 8 38 1 13 55 20 .3M Bknr(h i Mndy LA P•r ish Mll MlhWS All 1 11 002 100 341 - 11 ooo- Th mas so 9 31 11 .355 AmHican Leaqve G . AB . H. Pet. Rarg1 , Oet 6 10 10 .500 Bal r . Tor 8 30 13 .433 Cbge , M in 12 40 17 .425 Gu r er o, Oak ll 43 18 . .t\9 Be ll , Cle 8 31 13 419 Kemp , Det 9 31 13 .419 Lemn . Ch1 9 31 13 .419 -..~.. Da<le , Cle e 34 14 ,41 2 Hr lw , Ba l 1 17 11 .407 • ..__., R1ce , Bos 10 <~S 18 .AOO LFi r e, Del 9 40 16 ..tOO Home Runs Nat i onal League : Mond!!y , LA 6 . Matthews , Al l and Bench, Cin 4; seven players lied wilh 3. Ameriun lt,.gue : His le , Mil 5, Baylor , Cat , Cooper and Thomas , M il · 4 ; nine players r,ed wilh J. Runs Batt~d 1n National Le1gue : Moraan , (in and Monday , LA 14 ; Bentn, Cin and S.Henderson , NY I I , Garvey , LA and Parr ish, Mfl 10 Amer ican League : -Cooper , M il 15; Hisle and Thomas . M il and Carew, M inn 12 : Hobson and Ric e, Bos ana Smalley, M inn I I . Stolen B1ses Nation11 Leaoue : Cedeno , Hou 1, Dr iessen and Gri Uev. Cln 6; Roys1er , All .4 ; Puht, Hou . Lop t s, LA , Bowe, Meddox , Phil and ~orates , St .l J. Amerlun League : Norwood, Minn 6; Remy , Bos and Dllone, Oek S; O&at , Clev, Wilson , KC .Afid_C[Ul, Sea 4. 12 o Kne pp 12-11. L- Todd 10·11 . Sea 001 00 1 2 6 2 Knaoo . Gr tflin (61. H~rUe ll ( Take Off Pounds Sensibly I mcludcd the ba"gy clothes 0 ·· attended A R rea ecognttlon parade, when members Dal' for all l'OPS 0 f. •sou th • modeled before and afte · 1 . t Z 'II. . eastern Oh10 a anes v1 e .dresses. Sixty member s High School. Saturday. pa rticipated and t"e Jar"est ,· lt b The mee t mg was deSigned loss was 15G pounds, from a to gi've recognition to the best size 54 to 14 . losers of 1977 in this part uf A local chairman of the Ohio and lu give title to the event was Betty Jo Clark , Rt. queen who lost the most I, .Cheshi re. TOPS is a non· weight in TOPS clubs in this profit wei ght control atea. Betty Shankland who orga nization founded in t948 held title of queen for 1976 for by Esther s. Manz, with a loss of 158 pounds handed headquarters located in down her Iitle of KOPS (keep . Milwauk ee, Wis . Mamie off pounds sensibly I to Marge Stephenson is the reporter for Shivers of Salem, Ohio for her TOPS 1383. loss of 89 pounds. This was thehighlightofthedaylosec U those who had lost it 'TOPS way. Twenty-six members were Principa l John Mura has graduated in the morning announced the Meigs Junior ceremonies for having at· High School honor roll for the tained specific doctor fourth six weeks grading prescribed wei ght goa ls. period. Making a grade of These · persons are now " 8" or a6ove in all their · known sub.Jects were : mem be rs of t he- ehte asKOPSand r.emain in TOPS Sev enth Grade - Jami e to maintain their wei ght Joss fierce, Howena Averion, Jeff and inspire other struggling Bau ghman , Greg Bolen , members. Hob in Buffington, Je ff Participating in the Circle Carson, Ci ndy Crooks. Karla of Light Ceremony were. 100 DeMoss, Faith Dickens. Rick KOPS. These members ha ll Edwards. Angela Farley . previou sly reached th eir Brent Finlaw, Kim Fraley, goals and have kept the Beth Glo ec kner. Becky weight offforaperiudupt u tO Handley , Scull Harrison, years. 1\ngc !<J Hatfield . Paula 110nor ro ll Missiortary Society meets Tuesday PHOTO' SPECIAL Pl.tms fl,l l' the a nnual muther""aughter banquet tel )x, h~ld (Ill May 1 at the Middlcport First Baptist Church Wt~ re IIUH IC at meetings of the circles of the B. H. Sa nb"rn Missionary Society Tuesday Horton, Jini " Hoyt , Lisa Jarvis, Valerie Jeffers, Brill King, Mary Lee , SLi,~an Lightfo'ot, Lori Maynard , Sherr i Marshall , Honda Mitchell, Keith Scott, John Smith· Kris Snowden, Tanya Siuba•t , Juan Tanner • Greg Taylor, Mike Trouni, Angela VanCouney, Deanna VanMeter , Renee Willis, Susanna Wi se. Eighth Grade - Terry Adki ns, Kristin Anderson. Jimmy Boyer, Jack Braley • Lee Bumem. Greg Bush. Mark Cline, Billy Colmer, Pam · · Crooks. Melan ie - Di ll ard, Teresa Dorst, Tammy Eich inger , David Hoffman, Tracy Hysell , Tim Jarrell, Unrecka Johnson , Dicky King. Hobin Kit,chcn. Mark McGuire, Randy Murray. Jeff Nash. Lynne Oliver, Helen Slack, Curtiss Smith, Edna Snuth , La ura Smith, Greg Thomas. Den ise Turner, Jeff Whittingtun , Troy Willis. Fred Young . 111 '"Ill. "' Til" banquet w1JJ be a ' 1,,,, J11 ••·k "··fl·a 1·,. w, t h ", 11 m1·,uwrs and daughters vf the ··il .tl"'"' ,.tiV.Il"<i to at" ul'"ll '- "''l LA.: 'tend. Layettes will be acccptcli at tile time to be taken to the Bapllsl Wo1ncn 's Confcrence in .J une. A11noui1t't.'l at the meetings wos May Fclluwship Day to be obse rved l1y .Church Wumcn United nf Mc1gs County on Moy 5 at Trinity Congrega tional Church ill Pullleroy. Those atte nding arc tu take a sa ~k lunch. Dill{ CAS CII\CI.I·: Meeting at the hmne nf Mrs ..fames B1·cwer. the Dnrcas Circle planned a party to )x, held at the Athens Mental HealthCenteronApl'il25for the ge riatric ward . kc cream and cupcakes will he served and favors will be preseutc'!l to each patient. All uf the tnoney in the treasury will bt· LL>ed fu r the party si nce thi s month marks the conclusion of tile project year . The circle also yutcd to sen d a gift of money tu llr. Will iam Mc Pherson, special interest missiunary. for h1s May b1rthday. It '"" nutcd that s cver<J I were re1nembered at Easter time. Mrs. Charles Euwa rds noted that she had .-..ccl.ved a thank ., you card frnm Mrs. Al ice Freeland a.· ud also repu1'lcd on her visit to the Young's Nurcin" Home . .Mrs. r.va ,, '"' Hartley rcp"rted una visit to the Meigs Courity lnfimiary <Jnd with Mrs. Florence Han· nay. A thank yuu note was read from Mrs. Beulah White fur Mrs. Hannay , alung with _one fnn n the fmnil y uf W<Kidrow Call. and une frnn1 Mrs. Vi vian Titus fur a mea l prepared for her. For <'cvotinns, Mrs. Brewer read scripture fron 1 Malachi and 11 meditation entitlcli " Mixin g Heli g1un a nd Behaviour" from "O ur Daily Bre<Hi. '' Vlrs. Hichard Owen recited ·C ha.rll ess" and "Kilcute Hoehn e Prayer." '111e progra m by Mrs. Edwards was ;1dedication of the white cross material and an arlide , '·Christ's Hands Through White Cross." Mrs. Brewer and her illlughter, Marybeth, served refreshments tu those named anti Mrs . Eliza)x,th SI<Jvin, Mrs . Isabelle Winebrenner. Mrs. l.illian Demoskey, Mrs . Eva Hartl ey. Mrs. Helen Budimer, and Mrs. Martha Klein . LOVE .lOY CIRCLE A gift of muncy to Bacone Cnllcge will 'be made by the Love .Jov Circle fi'Um theremainder of funds in the circle tods ury , it was decided at the Tuesday night meetin"b of tile l.uye Joy cirde at the home uf Mrs. John Werner. Mrs . Louise Davb upened the meeting with · devotions using scripture from Psalm 104 and the meditation "God Gives llcauty." Also read was Isaiah 55, 10 though 1:1, w1d poems. "Ruses ur Cacti " and ·· May Time is Spring Cleaning Time." The white cross dedication was by Mrs. Lillie Hubbard wll!l hadscripturcfrumMatthew and the article "Christ 's Hw1ds through White Cross." Hcf•·eshmenb were served IJythehostesstuthusenamed and Mrs . Tony Fowler, Mrs. Edison Baker, Mrs. Willis An· thuny. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Ha•·old Chase, Mrs. Leora s·1gman, anu·' Mrs . El' ''"·tll ~ IZetlJ'I; Searles. 8 X 10 IN LIVING COLOR FREE No age limit Limit 1 per person One specia l per family Sing le or groups taken DATE: FRIDAY; APRIL 21 PHOTOGRAPHERS HOURS 11 AM TIL 7 PM SALE PLANNED The freshman class at Southern High School .will sponsor a bake sale at Racine Hom e Nationa l Bank on Saturday, April 22 from 9 until noon . PLACE· SHOPPERS MART " MASON, W. VA. PHOTOS BY HONEY PORTRAITS ' I I , • "' •OHIO BUILDING CODES •FHA & VA OF TI-lE BEST ' K\~t) SEE OUR LOT MODEL TODAY e -a . Ch i 0.78 . Sarmiento , Cr n 1. 00 American League : Palmer. Bait , Breit . Cal. Sosa • Oak and Murp hy , Tor 0.00 ; Johnson, Oak 0.69 . Strllceouh National Leaque : Rich ard , Hou 17 : Bonham , Ci n 71, May . Mtl and za ct1ry , NY 11 . Ni('kro , All 16. Amer ic an League : Ryan , Ca l 33 : Haas. Mil 23 : Goltz , M inn and Matla ck , Te x 16 : Kna pp , Cal \4. KINGSBURY HOME SALES II 00 E. Main Pomeroy, Ohio 992 -7034 ALL STAR CENTER CUT $ 48 COUNTRY STYLE $ LOIN END $}28 1% FORTI FlED PORK CHOPS................... ~-~: ...I SPARE RIBS .....................~.~: .. } MILK 28 GALLONs CARTON PORK ROAST. ....................~.~: .. LEA~ • 129 $}09 & MEATY PORK STEAK .....................~-~: .. . SPRING PAINT $}39 CURED PORK. STEAK ......................:~·.. . SALE· ch·1ef La t ex activities w aII 17 .Ja6 ~;§~§;~Pal•nt N.Y . lOOOOlDOO- J 82 Tor 101 010 001 - 4 9 1 - Holtzman , Gossage (Sl and Munson ; Garvin, M1.1rphy {8) ana Ce rone w - Murphy (1 -0 ). L- Gossage 10·3) . HRs- N ew (6) an(i Down in g ; AbbOt! , TOdd (2) , Burke {4). Romo (6) , York , Johnson ( ll Rawle.,. (8) and S11nson . w- C•l ;r P1IChmg Most Vicrories National League : Bonham , Cin , John , LA and Forsch , St L 3 0. n ine pi tcher s I ted w i th 1 vic tor i es Amer ica n Lea que : 1 anana , Cal and Spl l florff . KC 3 0 ; 14 pitchers t i ed w ith 2 ~Jicto r ! es . Earned Run Average 1bJsed on 9 Innings pi tched) National Lugue : Swan , NY 0,00 ; Grims ley , Mtl 0.50 . Forsc h, St .L 0.77 ; R.Reuschel. ~~:.~be:;~!:in!rt ~~~y MEETS ,, Top hitters Linescores _you COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! I Tw o Centra l Michigan University atheltes, and one each from Ohio University and Miami University are the Mid-American Conference Players of the Week in the first selections of the year for spring sports. CMU ath letes are fir st baseman Jerry Johnson and tra ck high jumper Mike Winsor were joined by Ohio University tennis player Jeff Sherrin and Miami University go lfer Tom Rogan . John son , a junior from Linden, Mich.. hit safel y in seven of eigh t games , rapping out a dozen hits in 25 times at bat as hi s teammates won seven of those eight games. He had an extra base hit and drove in at least one run in five of the eight games and for Ow week had seven RB!s, three home runs , four doubles and handled 60 fieldin~ chances flawlessly . Winsor, a sophomore from Perrin gton . Mi ch., was name'!! the outstanding field event s performer at th e Dogwood Relay s in Tennessee after winning the high jump with a leap of 7·3, his best coll eMiate effort since 1976. ' Rogan , a senior from Hacinc, Wi s., topped all MAC golfer s in th e Kepler lnviunional at Ohio St<t te University with his 54-llole total of 228 . That score was good for seve nth overall amung the indi viduals and helped Miami to a U1ird place team fin ish . ! :;; Atl o'!nta 3 7 300 .; 11 San D1ego 1 7 227 5 Wednesday 's Results New YorK 1, 51 LOU IS 0 Montrea l 8. Ch icago 6 At lan ta 2. San Francisco 0 Hous ton 2, San D 1ego 1 Los Angeles 5, Cincinnali A Today ·s Probable Ptf<hen I All Times ESTl St L OUiS (Denny I 0 ) at P11!sbu rg h ( B iyle~Jen 0 I L 17 35 fori's butlt nght season .... Detroit Manager Ralph Houk on his center-fielder Ron LeFlore : "He can run, he can throw, he can field and he's strong as a bull. The on ly thing he can't do is bunt and with his speed, if he ever learns to do that, he'll leave everybody miles 8 OS p m. behind ." The Tigers sent LeFlore out to play winter ball with )( Apr il 23- Quebec at Hou s Mayaguez in Puerto Rico after last season with specific ton . 8 p m x Apr il 26 Houston a t instructions to work on his bunting. He bunted a half dozen Quebec. 8OS p .m . times and forgot all about it, which isn't that hard to x Apr il 28- Quebec at Hous ton , 9 p m. understand in light of the .392 average he compiled there. K·if necessary LeFlore's hitting .400 for the Tigers right now .... Carlton Fisk never saw Ted Williwns play but he can tell what kind of hitter he was just by playing pepper with him . "He hits those mean one-hQppers," says the Red Sox catcher. "They come at you so hard. they nearly knock your glove off" ... Don Budge tells a story about his classic Davis Cup 'challenge round match with Fred Perry in London 33 years ago. The score was J..all in the second set and Perry was all set Am·e-rican League to pu 1 away an easy overhead lob when a piece of paper Ma jor leagu e Stand ings Eost By UniteCI Press International w . L- Pet . GB filtered onto the court and distracted him to the point where he National League Detro it East : ~~ couldn 't bring himself to hit the ball. "Perry picked up the W L . Pel. GB Boston Mi l wa uke 6 5 .545 2 piece of paper and looked at it," says Budge. " He called me Ph da 5 3 .625 I 1 New York New York 8 5 .615 5 ' .455 J1 over to the net and I looked at it, too . Everyone in the stands Clev el and Chtc ago 6 5 . 545 I l J 5 .375 3 2 th , ought we were reading what was written on the paper . Ba l t im ore 7 .JM 4 Montreat 5 5 .500 1 Toro nto St LOU IS 1 7 4171 J B .m 5 'We're going to be asked about this afterward ,' Perry said to P.ttsburgh 3 7 .300 3 West w . L. Pet . GB me. 'You have to promise me you won 't tell anybody what's on West a 1 .889 this paper.' I made Perry that promise. For years and yea rs. W L. Pet . GB Ka nsas c;1v C1 0C1nnar 1 9 4 .b9 2 g: ~:~~~;a : ,, both of us were asked what was on that paper Some people 1 Los Angeles 1 4 636 · Ch ;c ago , 5 444 , who remember the incident still ask rne about it. You know San F ra n 6 5 545 Houston 6 6 500 2'> Mlnn"o" 6 9 .400 1 what it said Qn that paper ? Nothing' " ... i ; 5 Two CMU athlete..-. honored By Un ited Press tnternar i onil Second Round 1Best of Seven) NY Isla nders vs. Toronto (NY I sland ers lead, 2·01 April 17 NY Islanders 4, Toronto 1 Apr il 19- NY Islanders ], Toronto 2. ot Apr il 21 NY Island ers at Toronto , 8:05p .m April 13 - NY Islanders al Toronto. 8,05 p .m . x Apr il 25- Toronto at NV Islanders, 8 ~ 05 p .m . x April 27 - NY ts.l.mder s a t Toronto , e·os p.m. {se'llen lh gam e to be announ cedJ Chicago vs . Boston (Qnlv games scheduled ) .' 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Deposit ~-· - ... �' 6- The D~ily Sentinel Midc · ·J,:OI'l"I'" Y. 0., Thursday, Apri120, 1978 ~.. . . . -~ ------"-"~· Southern Ohw E lectric Co. Garden Club plans donation ~ :t:;'~i s~t H~~k~n~~~~ fior Pomer011 alumni banquet ·Guest night to be observed. 1, II Mrs. Nanry Morris to have devotions, Mrs. Clar ke Ken1 3 nedy and. Mr>. Eloise White. .- 1· 1 hostesses. BRAl)BU RY PTA. 7::10 Hockll1gport , Oh10. 1 1 MONDAY Jl-111 . Thursday. Sc·icnce exTHURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Hea lth hibit by Mrs. Co rde r's ROCK SPRINGS Better students . Department Auxiliary, 7 p.m' Hea lth Club, Thursday, I : I ~ Monday at the Health DepartFRIDAY p.m. at the · home oi Mrs. PAST Matrons Associat ion ment, Mechanic St. Al l in Ainos Leonard. Program by of Evangeline Chapter 172, terested persons inv ited to atMrs. Clifford Leifheit with Order of Eastern Star f riday tend . Meigs County DcpHCtmcnt at 7:30 p.m. at the home of . TU ESDAY nurse Spt!aking on hyperten- Mrs. Ma rie Hawkins, N. .•WI NDI NG THAll. Gardl'n sion. Mrs. Roger Leifheit to Second Ave., Middleport . Club, ci vic beautifi cation have the con l e~t . SATURDAY eurrun1ttee will meet at the M AGNO LJ.~ CLUB . i ::IO . BAKE SALE at Racine Meigs County Infirmary, I 30 Timrsday.. hmncof Miss Erna Home Natio nal Bank Jesse. Members to take ar- Saturday from 9 a. m. until p.m. T•ccsday to work at the· planting. t i de~ for silent t1 ucti on. noon. Sponsored by freshman EP ISCO P AL Chur - class at Southern High. chwomen of Gral'c Church. DA I" HAYM AN and the 12 :30 p.m. luncheon meetmg Co untry Hymntim ers will LOCATION CHANGED at the home of Mi ss Eleanor hol d a hymn sing Sat urday The Magnolia Club meeting Smith . Butternut Ave. 7:30 p. m. at the Fa irview will be held at the home of MIDDLEPORT Child Con- Christian Uni on Church Mrs. Aron Kelton Thursday versation League , i : 30 Thurs- located on Alice Road two instead of at the home of da )' at the Columbus and miles from Erna Jesse who is ill. Soci"al Joohi j 1 ']. /, . Cruendar .~ :.::: The Store With More ' Offers lingerie, coats, "cosmetics, swimwear, handbags, jeans, coordinates, dresses, accessories and more, so check us for all your wardrobe needs. Evening Hours B'r' Specia I Appoint menfs OPEN DAILY 9:00-S: OO Phone 304-882-3312 PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY, · APRIL ~ 23niL Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph . Charles Riff le , R. Ph . Ronald Hanning , R. Ph ~ Mon . thru'Sat . 8 :00a.m . to 9 p.m . Sunday lO: JOfo 12 :JOandlfo 9p .m . PRE SCR IPTIONS PH . 9•2-29lS Friendly Service Pomeroy , 0 . E. Ma in Q.T. LOTION " TIMEX" 2 oz . REG . $1.79 $109 ~.tr:4 / 1/ HEAVEN D~~~R~UM EAU NATURALSPRAYMIST 3.5 oz .- S7 ,00 Value ,117 $299 -" - AYDS Aqua Net or JlJ'SI Wonderful CONTAC CAPSULES REDUCING PLAN CANDY HAIR 24 tO's REG. 52 .29 . oz. ONLY REG. '4.75 ONLY I - ONLY '2'3 -- f OGILUIE SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS 2 oz~~~:· 39c ~ ~I ~~ -~ DAYTIME .-11 PAMPERS , j . ' -~ 89~ - • I~ I~ ALCO-REX /:"fr NOW ONLY .!l~ 30's LA VORIS MOUTHWASH AND • GARGLE . 20 oz. REG. '1.95 , 24~ POLLY·s POINTERS . Ladies attend dinner and st•vera l prescnl<t llon.s of ~1 ft.s were rn.mte. COMPLETE STOCK ONLY .)' Member'S decided at the specimens and Mrs. Thoma a Purple an(! wh ite fl oral picl'eS fur tlw Pomeroy Alum- next meeting they will wkc blue for a chrysanthemum. bottl es which will be sprayl'll Devotions by Mrs. Thoma Ill AssucJationlmnquct will l>t· provided by the Winding white fur use as fl ower ar- were from Psalms. Mrs. Dale Trail Garden Club, according rangement cunwiners. The Walburn gave the proKram to plans mmJc Ht H meetmg "planting at the Meigs County on "Companion Plantings lnfircnary,was discussl'll "'"I and Trap Plants." Her Tu esd e~ y night ett the home uf a cleanup date was set fur material was Wken from Mrs. Pa t l'liuma . TueS<Iay at I :.10 p.m. A fl ag Organi c Gardening by pole will be purchased this Hamilton Tyler. yea r for the planting. " UpShe said that nasturtiums coming meetings discussed are good repellents, parwere the open rnL-eling of the . ticularly ·of aphids. She Rutland Priendly Gar(lencrs, · reported on experiments that tire M ei ~s County Garden have shown that orange colClub Association, and the spr- ored blossoms repelaphids ing meeting uf Region II to be whil e yellow ones attract held at Royal Oak Park next aphids. Insects , she said , are affected by color, soqnd and month . Fur roll call members ex- smell. Mrs. Wa lburn discussed inSeveral members of Meigs cha nged packages nf seeds. Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Dolly termix ing plants that attract County Salon, Eight and ForHayes. and Mrs. Marilyn and those that repelcertain ty were .at Wilkesville Friday W ist'l'U P were appointed to insects for control. She listed night for the ann ivl.:!rsa ry dinthe nominati ng committee. several kinds which are effec· ncr of Vinton Cqunty Salon ll1e traveling pmc brought li vely used together and also 752. . by Mrs. Iris Kelton was won the role of herbs in controling Going from here were Mrs. insects. Onions and garlic I ,ula Hcunpton , Mrs. Mar ie by Mrs. Adduluu Lewis . Mrs. Ma rgaret Parker had were among those she menBoyd, Mrs. Eunie Brinker, the gardening lips and wlked tiun ed. Mrs. Walburn also Mrs. MarJorie Goett, Mr·s. about lawn ca re anti starting wlkcd about "trap" plant.<. Iva Powell, Rubin Campbell, seeds indoors for later which attract insects away Mrs. Mary Murtin, Mrs. J ulia transplanting out.<; ide. She fn11n other plant.<;. Hysell , Mrs. Pea rl Knapp. !<liked about culd frames and Mrs . Thoma se rv ed ami Mrs. Eileen Seetr l c~. some seeds and plant.<; which refreshments assisted by her Honored guest was Mrs. ca n go out now . In purcha sing claughter, S112an. E l iw b e t h-l~ th , Oh io Departcmcnt al cha pea u, flowers, Mrs. Pa rker said Maple Heights. Members at- that the small , stocky and tended from Atl1cns. Lan- just ready tu bloom ones l:.l rc ca ster. Fairi1rld. l'ra nk li n, better than those in bloom. CONTEST HELD A report wa.s given on tht• Cuyahugkl · Mcig:-; cwd Ga lli<:~ DE XTER -- Th e Star progra m of Yc Oleic Ga rden County S<dons. Grange '778 recently held a Mr s. M<:~rl l ll, ndtiu nal Cluh of (;aJiipolis atteoclcd by sewing contest with Bernice children and yout11chai rman Mrs. Thorna, Mrs . Beegle and Midkiff winning fi rst place. and the " tmuua" r1f the Vin- Mrs. Kelton. Linda Lambert J uclmg the entries were ton County .Sa lon, brought was given a leave or etbscnc(! Avane! Holliday and Dorothy greetings. The chapeau, Mrs. from membership. " Mystery Bolen. Attending the recent Hazel Gra nt, talked un the tJf Spac.:c " WliS the arrange- Grange banqu et at lhe Salon's program for the year. men t tupic. Six a rnm gemenL~:: Salisuury School were Larry A pouvi or we~s annoum.:ctl on display, many featur-ing and Linda Montgomery, Berfor April 22 and 2:l at tlw the usc of fo rsythia, reccivt'll nice Midkiff , Ruby Lambert, Hospitali ty Inn m Columbus. blue ribbons. They were Nina Macomber, Mildred JefDi stingui shed guests in · made by Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. fe rs, Juhn Holliday, Waid trcxluced were ilr rcc Ma r- Alice Thompson. Mrs. Hayes, Nicholson. Lelia Rwnfield , shall and Audrey Glaub, both Mrs. Pa1·ker, Mrs. Huth Max me, Opal, Patty and Billy dep<J r temenw l chapeau Moure, and Mrs. l110ma. Dyer, Neva Nicholson, and Mrs. Thompson also received pt:t sse~; and scvera l past a blue ribbon fo r her daffodil Anna Halli day . wstrict prcsill<•nl'; of the including f' lurenC!' Hi chard.' of MiddlC))(Jrt. NLUnerous door pri7.e.s wen: awarded during til(' evenmg. WATCHES ONLY " . Bridal' shower held Americcm Lt;giOJ \ 1\ uxi hary By COPPERTONE '~ ~~. 1-The Daily Sentine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday. • h,n ?0 SUNDAY DAN HAYMAN and the Co untry Hymntim ers wi ll hold a hymn sing Sunday , ~ RUBBING ALCOHOL 16 oz .- REG. SSe t,; ONLY 79~ PRO TOOTHBRUSHES REG. 79' & 89' ONLY 49e VISINE ~ EYE DROPS ~ lJz oz. ______ll!!!!!_ _ _ _ _ _. __ _ _- _--_" _ . ii Generation Rap :~: Uy llelen and Sut· Boltel !~ ~. Pens refuse to write pins over the pages oL music a folio and quickly tum the pages. -CAROLYN DEAR POLLV - My letter is for the reader who discovered that dye from her orange dress had rubbed off on the white vinyl cording on her white leather purse. Please tell her to try toothpaste on it. Put it on ~enerously, let it set for a while and then rub off. This certainly worked well on my lu~gage . -EMMA DEAR POLLY - When frying hllcon, flour it LIGHTLY and there will be no splatters of grease. I put two or three wblespoons of flour in a small bag, drop the slices of hllcon in and shake to-coat it. Fry as usual. My family thinkS the hllcon has a delicious tJiste and enjoys it very much when cooked this way . ~ RUTH DEAR POLLY - I put to good use those nylon mesh bags that citrus fruits come in. Put three on top of each other and sew together with a heavy thread . Gather the thread tightly to make the hllgs puff out and you have Kreat scrubbers for dishes and pans. They· wash easily, do not scratch and dry quickly. Such mesh bags are also great for holding small utensil s that go into the dishwasher. Keep one end tied, drop them in and tie the other end. No more hunting in the bottom of the dlshwasher for tiny objects that have ll1 DEAR POLLY - I hope someone can tell me how to make ball point ink pens work after the ink gets heavy and Urey refuse to write. There is plenty of ink in these pens and I hate to throw them away . DEAR MRS . H.G. -Perhaps the following letter will be helpful. - POLLY DEAR POLLY - If you have a ball point pen that will not write light a match and heat the tip. The pen will write clearly and neatly . PENNY DEAR POLLY - My ~t Peeve has developed since I started to work in a card and gift shop. It disturbs me to see people browsing among g1fts and cards smoking a ciqar or cigarette and dropping ashes on counters, carpet and sometin\e even on the gifts. We do not display a ''No Smoking" sign but I feel people should have the . good manners to discard their cigarettes before entering the shop. - BETTINA , DEAR POLLY - I find hair clips and bobby pins very useful . When sewing and turning a hem on a dress I use hair clips around the bottom instead of pins. They are much easier to adjust when stJinding in front of a miiTor to see if a hem i~ even. Bobby pins make excellent page markers. I play the piano and can put four or five bobby Stop In and See The Large Selection of Spring Clothing. Available in Sizes lnfant-2 mo., 2T-4T, 4-6x, and 7·14 for Both Girls and Boys PRICE SALE ON All a.EARANCE GOODS Hours : f : lOtoS :OO Mon . thru Sol . t :l0-1. Fr i. 992-3586 KIDDIE SHOPPE '10000 :: : : ::: :: :: ::: :~-"' lnd SlrMI Pomoroy, O. Near Stifflers MASON FURNJTURE Sat.- FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM dropped through.- NANCY DEAR POLLY - When I bake a cake to take to a friend, I put the cake on a heavy cardboard that comes under frozen pizza. They are kept and stored just for this purpose and then covered with foil when they are to be used . - CAROL K. HARRISONVILLE Numerous prizes provided by lhe Modern Woodmen of America through Ethel A. Hart, district representative and junior director, were won by students at a recent holiday observance at the Harrisonville Elementary School. Winning prizes were Sean Stanley, Wendy Phillips, Lee Ward, Christina Bass, Wesley Howard. Melissa White, Laura Cobb, Jerry Derenberger, Chuck Stanley, Marty Clin • , Jod i Wells , Darla NorriS, Jeff Amold, Brian Gibbs, Lisa Riggs , Mary King , Robbie Pirtle. Clyde Gaus, John Arnold, Terry · Payne, Warren Haning, Beverly Napper , Richelle White, Rhonda Haddox, Rita Williamson, debbie Boring, Katrina Donohue , Teresa Jarvis, Joe King, Sandy Lee, Bett y Ann Loft is, Vicky Pea vley, Linda Ri ggs, Deborah Lewis, Sherr y Arn old, Chri stina Hanin g, Tina White. CHURCH OF·· CH R1ST '' GOSPEL MEETING 200 W. MAIN BAHR CLOTHIERS PAUL KEu.ER, SPEAKER 'ltear the Truth In Simplicity" ..........____________. ___ . W.ASHER an·d Whirlpool DRYER DRYER '198 REG. '249.00 I WASHER ''278 - \\-- ~~ ------~ \~ ~DE-SS20W LDA-5520W REG. '489.00 Whirlpool REFRIGERATOR dtesslng up casually. Arrow Kent IS CU. FT. NO FROST MODEL EET151JTW Nobody understands seriou s dressers betterlhan Arr ow. These arethe men the Kent was designed to[ 11has exact necksizes; so the fit isjust right , seven buttonfronls insteadqt the u'sual six: colo rs and patterns10 suit anysuit, any lie. every lime. Come inand take aserious look at our selection today. NOW ONLY '398 ..!!!!~ Whirlpool RANGES REG . S369 .00 Short sleeves REG. 5319 .00 Modtl RFE31&0 Model RFE3020 HURRY IN- SALE LASTS l WEEK ONLYI Ffor lsf Slncel9S7 ..... ... Js~~~~+ti ~~oy ._. _,__.., tJPIII!M~· ' who donltake Your " E.tro Touch " PH. 992·2M4 • lpoOI . --~ shi~ tor men -- FL.OfiiST qiUJlitfl . 1 WEEK ONLY AT ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II - POMEROY, OHIO presents the dress POMEROY. 0. 7:30 EACH EVENING . 'J MIDOlEPORT, 0. ~~:n~est APRIL 17 THRU APRIL 21 -011 / N. 2ND AVE. TRADE-IN On All Uving Room Prizes won .... Summer Fun Clothlngl 1/2 ···············~ ...---~-----------...;,;. ""· In 1968, a South African • Airways jetliner crashed in 122 Africa. kUlb18 ' 'I' 99~ ;;: A Vt;l\ Y 'SHORT PEOPLE' LAMENT HALL TO CLOS E DEAR HELEN AND SUE : RIO GRANDE - The I'm a 21-year-old male, and , if I say so myself , quite perdining hall of Rio G ra~dc sonable and good-looking. But I have never been on a date College and Co mm unity because women say I am too short . . College will not be open to the These females get turned on by tall , muscular, dumb and publi c for lunch Sunday , even dirty men, but if I ask one out. she laughs. It doesn't help April 2:l. College offi cia ls said that I'm ve1·y shy. that prior commitment for I've even tried gi rl~ who are not so good-looking. They also use of the facilities made it arc picky. necessar y to can ce l th e Is it too much tu ask for a little companionship in this tallregularly weekly luncheon oriented world ' Or must I stretch myself on a rack' for this one day onl y. The LOWDOWN AND PUT DOWN dining ha ll will be open other DEAR LDAPD : Sundays from nuon to t p.m., "Short " isn't your biggest problem : "shy" is! Find a girl beginn ing• Sunday, Apri l 30 who is ncar your height and act " In charge," even though you don't feel 1t. It might help to think of AI Pacino. The Fonz, Mickey DAUGHER BORN Rooney, Dustin Hoffman , Paul Williams, Paul Anka ... who Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tayl or, could never make the Lakers,.but ha ve no trouble with the Fo.storio , (jrc t~nn oun d n ~ the ladies. HELEN bir th of their tlu rd da ughter, At>ril Kay. on M<irch 28. She LOWDO WN : ·Weighed seven pounds, 10 How to develop self-eonfidence' Enroll in an anti-shyness or ounces and w;os 20 rnches asserti veness training course at an adult education centfr or Iiulgi. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor's your loca l college. Get laid-hllck and you'll no longer feel other dr ildreu are Cry sUI I _lowdown and shortchanged. ·Dawn·, nine; ·and· .Julie -Beth ,·· scvc u Maternal grand - RA P: Jl<!rcnl.l arc ,\lr. and Mrs. Mo1n says ir I don't wear a bra my boobs will sag like those · Hloymund Walburn. Sr .. Mid- African women you sec on National Geographic shows. I'm dle,port , and paternal grmld- qui te small and feel much freer bra less. Should I be- WORparents are Mr. and Mrs. HI ED '~ Mt·rTJll Taylor. Pomeroy . DEA R W.: . Notto worry: W e'll believe bralessness ca uses sagging (of small breasts ) COURSE OFFt; RED when somebody proves that wearing a girdle keeps stoma ch A CPH an d Hemlic k muscles fi rm .. . or a chin strap prevents a turkey neck . Maneuver course will be ofOf course, if you've got pendulous boobs, you need support fered Friday night at tire comfort , especia lly when horsehllck riding . - SUE AND for Rutland Fire Swtiun. Mrs. HELEN .Ja net Hulin will be instructor fur the class which is being offerL'll without cost to anyone DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Here are some ti ps for young women who go to singles hllrs . over 12 ;ciu·.s ur age. The cla ss will hegin at 6:30 p.m. You don't have to put out for every guy you meet there. I usually go alone (I'm over 21-) because if you take a and wrll uontmue for appruxunately tliree hours. The In- girlfriend you may end up coming home alone anyway. I arstruction is being orr cred by rive rela tively early so I can get a seat at the hllr. I've even the Acne man Heart Associa- asked guys to dance now and then. You can usually tell the detion and tl lU.~e mterested in t-ent ones. by their dress, language, and how much they 're wkrng-the trainmg are asked drinking. Sometimes we exchange telephone numbers, but 1go home alone! If he gives you an office number, watch out : he's to telephone 742-209>. prohllbly married. But most are pretty honest- they'll tell you nght off they have w1ves except on their "nights off." Avoid 'em! After two or three calls I accept a real date- if they sound okay. But I stick to my stJindards. And I don 't lack for men MEETfNG CANCE:LLED friends. Two rules : leave early and don 't drink much · after A rncetong of the Hock Sprmidnight is when the serious coupling stJirts. - RESPE,CTED mgs G ran~e ·&:lluduled for AND HAVI NG FUN . April 2B ilas been c•ncclled. Reg. '1.75 NOW .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:~:;~~::::!:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:::::::·::~:::·:.::;~~\ Polly Cramer LE TART FA LL S--A Sheri; Stover, Mary and H«rold Henderson , Mr. and shower honoring Lorna Bell . Teresa Shuler , Wanda Mrs. Harold Grimm , Mr. and and Bruce Hart was held Shuler, Christy Beegle, Rita , Mrs. . Earl Grinun, Mr. and Teresa and Mandy Hill , Mrs. Robert Burnem, Mrs. r~ccntly at the Lewrt Fa lls Community Building with Cla udia Roush, Kay, Mindy Bessie Ervin, Mr. and Mrs. Nan cy Cross, Nore~ Cross, and Moni ca Hill, Pa uline Hill, Steve Chaney , Brent and Be verly Cunningham. and Mary, Carissa· and Corey Pam Manley , Vera Beegle, Hill , Wilma Ervin , Do rothy Rob in and Ca rol An n I jnda Tu rley as hostesses. Aqua, yellow, pink and Chaney , Sherri •Bell, Carla Burnem , Mr. and Mrs. Dale white colors were carried out Shuler and Heather, Donna ' Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Pete in the decur~ti uns which Hill: Jan and Tracy Norris, Shields, Ann and Stephanie featured weddmg bells and Gert ie and . Denise Ma nuel , Radford, Marie and Rexanna Wa lk er , Mr s . Chl orm s treame rs . Ta hles we r e Erma Hill. and Ed Cross. Grimm , Mr. and Mrs . Sending gift.<; to the shower decorated with bud vases of W endell Ervin. Mrs. Bert ha w ere Mrs. Edna Shields, Minspri ng fl owers and lire servRubinson, Mrs. Mar lyn dy M orris, Mrs. Ethel Euler, ing table featured a three Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hill , tiered cake decoratetl in the pastel shades and topped w1th Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Hill , Ch m ty Roush, Mrs. a Holly Hobuie boy and well. Mrs. Betty Bell, Mr. and Mrs. l£wis Ours, Mr. and Mrs. The cake was baked by Nan- Ruger Pullins, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Beegle, Melanie Beegle. cy Cross. Games were played with prizes ~01n g to Mary Housh, Ullian Hayman and Carla Shuler. Door prizes were won by l.inda Hill, Wilma Ervirr, and Monica Bill. Attending the shower were PRESENTS BOOK- The Student Organization.of the Practica l Nursing Program pf Don and Lois Bell, Lillie ami Su~es Buckeye Hills Career Center voted to donate three copies of the Physician's Desk Reference Beth Ann Hart, Lorene f'y les. to the nursing school library. Catlly Manley and Sharon Wright , students in the Pracli ca l Juyce. DoniU. and Robin Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career'Center, present Mrs. Glenn , Coordinator. with a Manuel. bo ris Hen sle r . Physician's Desk Reference for the school library. Class offi cers of the Student Margery Roush, Ora Hill , Organization include Barbara Brislin, pres ident ; Judy Roush, vice-president; Ruth Nadi ne and Lori Euler, Inez Mon., Tues., Wed; & Loveday, secretary; Pam Owrey, secretary; Barbara Abe ls, Student Representati ve, a nd Hill. l.eow Birch, Linda Mary Sue Weiland, faculty advisor . ·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon Burnem, Betty Morns, Mary Roush. Becky J ohnson, Tracy In 19i2, Ap oll o 16 Hoffl e, Clara Mae Sargent, On this day in history: Movie comedial Harold Herman Grate In 1926, a pict ureg ram of a astronauts John Young and Mi ldr ed Hart , Lillian Uoyd and actress Nina Foch Charles Duke landed un the blink check transmitted from 773 -5592 Mason , W.Va . Hayman , Gretw Simpson, were bom on April 20 - he in moon fo r the third U. S. exLondon to New York by RCA 1894 and she in 1924. Focie Hayman, Mary and was honored and cashed . --Arrow-+: liom Ciuetl �' 6- The D~ily Sentinel Midc · ·J,:OI'l"I'" Y. 0., Thursday, Apri120, 1978 ~.. . . . -~ ------"-"~· Southern Ohw E lectric Co. Garden Club plans donation ~ :t:;'~i s~t H~~k~n~~~~ fior Pomer011 alumni banquet ·Guest night to be observed. 1, II Mrs. Nanry Morris to have devotions, Mrs. Clar ke Ken1 3 nedy and. Mr>. Eloise White. .- 1· 1 hostesses. BRAl)BU RY PTA. 7::10 Hockll1gport , Oh10. 1 1 MONDAY Jl-111 . Thursday. Sc·icnce exTHURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Hea lth hibit by Mrs. Co rde r's ROCK SPRINGS Better students . Department Auxiliary, 7 p.m' Hea lth Club, Thursday, I : I ~ Monday at the Health DepartFRIDAY p.m. at the · home oi Mrs. PAST Matrons Associat ion ment, Mechanic St. Al l in Ainos Leonard. Program by of Evangeline Chapter 172, terested persons inv ited to atMrs. Clifford Leifheit with Order of Eastern Star f riday tend . Meigs County DcpHCtmcnt at 7:30 p.m. at the home of . TU ESDAY nurse Spt!aking on hyperten- Mrs. Ma rie Hawkins, N. .•WI NDI NG THAll. Gardl'n sion. Mrs. Roger Leifheit to Second Ave., Middleport . Club, ci vic beautifi cation have the con l e~t . SATURDAY eurrun1ttee will meet at the M AGNO LJ.~ CLUB . i ::IO . BAKE SALE at Racine Meigs County Infirmary, I 30 Timrsday.. hmncof Miss Erna Home Natio nal Bank Jesse. Members to take ar- Saturday from 9 a. m. until p.m. T•ccsday to work at the· planting. t i de~ for silent t1 ucti on. noon. Sponsored by freshman EP ISCO P AL Chur - class at Southern High. chwomen of Gral'c Church. DA I" HAYM AN and the 12 :30 p.m. luncheon meetmg Co untry Hymntim ers will LOCATION CHANGED at the home of Mi ss Eleanor hol d a hymn sing Sat urday The Magnolia Club meeting Smith . Butternut Ave. 7:30 p. m. at the Fa irview will be held at the home of MIDDLEPORT Child Con- Christian Uni on Church Mrs. Aron Kelton Thursday versation League , i : 30 Thurs- located on Alice Road two instead of at the home of da )' at the Columbus and miles from Erna Jesse who is ill. Soci"al Joohi j 1 ']. /, . Cruendar .~ :.::: The Store With More ' Offers lingerie, coats, "cosmetics, swimwear, handbags, jeans, coordinates, dresses, accessories and more, so check us for all your wardrobe needs. Evening Hours B'r' Specia I Appoint menfs OPEN DAILY 9:00-S: OO Phone 304-882-3312 PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY, · APRIL ~ 23niL Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph . Charles Riff le , R. Ph . Ronald Hanning , R. Ph ~ Mon . thru'Sat . 8 :00a.m . to 9 p.m . Sunday lO: JOfo 12 :JOandlfo 9p .m . PRE SCR IPTIONS PH . 9•2-29lS Friendly Service Pomeroy , 0 . E. Ma in Q.T. LOTION " TIMEX" 2 oz . REG . $1.79 $109 ~.tr:4 / 1/ HEAVEN D~~~R~UM EAU NATURALSPRAYMIST 3.5 oz .- S7 ,00 Value ,117 $299 -" - AYDS Aqua Net or JlJ'SI Wonderful CONTAC CAPSULES REDUCING PLAN CANDY HAIR 24 tO's REG. 52 .29 . oz. ONLY REG. '4.75 ONLY I - ONLY '2'3 -- f OGILUIE SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS 2 oz~~~:· 39c ~ ~I ~~ -~ DAYTIME .-11 PAMPERS , j . ' -~ 89~ - • I~ I~ ALCO-REX /:"fr NOW ONLY .!l~ 30's LA VORIS MOUTHWASH AND • GARGLE . 20 oz. REG. '1.95 , 24~ POLLY·s POINTERS . Ladies attend dinner and st•vera l prescnl<t llon.s of ~1 ft.s were rn.mte. COMPLETE STOCK ONLY .)' Member'S decided at the specimens and Mrs. Thoma a Purple an(! wh ite fl oral picl'eS fur tlw Pomeroy Alum- next meeting they will wkc blue for a chrysanthemum. bottl es which will be sprayl'll Devotions by Mrs. Thoma Ill AssucJationlmnquct will l>t· provided by the Winding white fur use as fl ower ar- were from Psalms. Mrs. Dale Trail Garden Club, according rangement cunwiners. The Walburn gave the proKram to plans mmJc Ht H meetmg "planting at the Meigs County on "Companion Plantings lnfircnary,was discussl'll "'"I and Trap Plants." Her Tu esd e~ y night ett the home uf a cleanup date was set fur material was Wken from Mrs. Pa t l'liuma . TueS<Iay at I :.10 p.m. A fl ag Organi c Gardening by pole will be purchased this Hamilton Tyler. yea r for the planting. " UpShe said that nasturtiums coming meetings discussed are good repellents, parwere the open rnL-eling of the . ticularly ·of aphids. She Rutland Priendly Gar(lencrs, · reported on experiments that tire M ei ~s County Garden have shown that orange colClub Association, and the spr- ored blossoms repelaphids ing meeting uf Region II to be whil e yellow ones attract held at Royal Oak Park next aphids. Insects , she said , are affected by color, soqnd and month . Fur roll call members ex- smell. Mrs. Wa lburn discussed inSeveral members of Meigs cha nged packages nf seeds. Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Dolly termix ing plants that attract County Salon, Eight and ForHayes. and Mrs. Marilyn and those that repelcertain ty were .at Wilkesville Friday W ist'l'U P were appointed to insects for control. She listed night for the ann ivl.:!rsa ry dinthe nominati ng committee. several kinds which are effec· ncr of Vinton Cqunty Salon ll1e traveling pmc brought li vely used together and also 752. . by Mrs. Iris Kelton was won the role of herbs in controling Going from here were Mrs. insects. Onions and garlic I ,ula Hcunpton , Mrs. Mar ie by Mrs. Adduluu Lewis . Mrs. Ma rgaret Parker had were among those she menBoyd, Mrs. Eunie Brinker, the gardening lips and wlked tiun ed. Mrs. Walburn also Mrs. MarJorie Goett, Mr·s. about lawn ca re anti starting wlkcd about "trap" plant.<. Iva Powell, Rubin Campbell, seeds indoors for later which attract insects away Mrs. Mary Murtin, Mrs. J ulia transplanting out.<; ide. She fn11n other plant.<;. Hysell , Mrs. Pea rl Knapp. !<liked about culd frames and Mrs . Thoma se rv ed ami Mrs. Eileen Seetr l c~. some seeds and plant.<; which refreshments assisted by her Honored guest was Mrs. ca n go out now . In purcha sing claughter, S112an. E l iw b e t h-l~ th , Oh io Departcmcnt al cha pea u, flowers, Mrs. Pa rker said Maple Heights. Members at- that the small , stocky and tended from Atl1cns. Lan- just ready tu bloom ones l:.l rc ca ster. Fairi1rld. l'ra nk li n, better than those in bloom. CONTEST HELD A report wa.s given on tht• Cuyahugkl · Mcig:-; cwd Ga lli<:~ DE XTER -- Th e Star progra m of Yc Oleic Ga rden County S<dons. Grange '778 recently held a Mr s. M<:~rl l ll, ndtiu nal Cluh of (;aJiipolis atteoclcd by sewing contest with Bernice children and yout11chai rman Mrs. Thorna, Mrs . Beegle and Midkiff winning fi rst place. and the " tmuua" r1f the Vin- Mrs. Kelton. Linda Lambert J uclmg the entries were ton County .Sa lon, brought was given a leave or etbscnc(! Avane! Holliday and Dorothy greetings. The chapeau, Mrs. from membership. " Mystery Bolen. Attending the recent Hazel Gra nt, talked un the tJf Spac.:c " WliS the arrange- Grange banqu et at lhe Salon's program for the year. men t tupic. Six a rnm gemenL~:: Salisuury School were Larry A pouvi or we~s annoum.:ctl on display, many featur-ing and Linda Montgomery, Berfor April 22 and 2:l at tlw the usc of fo rsythia, reccivt'll nice Midkiff , Ruby Lambert, Hospitali ty Inn m Columbus. blue ribbons. They were Nina Macomber, Mildred JefDi stingui shed guests in · made by Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. fe rs, Juhn Holliday, Waid trcxluced were ilr rcc Ma r- Alice Thompson. Mrs. Hayes, Nicholson. Lelia Rwnfield , shall and Audrey Glaub, both Mrs. Pa1·ker, Mrs. Huth Max me, Opal, Patty and Billy dep<J r temenw l chapeau Moure, and Mrs. l110ma. Dyer, Neva Nicholson, and Mrs. Thompson also received pt:t sse~; and scvera l past a blue ribbon fo r her daffodil Anna Halli day . wstrict prcsill<•nl'; of the including f' lurenC!' Hi chard.' of MiddlC))(Jrt. NLUnerous door pri7.e.s wen: awarded during til(' evenmg. WATCHES ONLY " . Bridal' shower held Americcm Lt;giOJ \ 1\ uxi hary By COPPERTONE '~ ~~. 1-The Daily Sentine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday. • h,n ?0 SUNDAY DAN HAYMAN and the Co untry Hymntim ers wi ll hold a hymn sing Sunday , ~ RUBBING ALCOHOL 16 oz .- REG. SSe t,; ONLY 79~ PRO TOOTHBRUSHES REG. 79' & 89' ONLY 49e VISINE ~ EYE DROPS ~ lJz oz. ______ll!!!!!_ _ _ _ _ _. __ _ _- _--_" _ . ii Generation Rap :~: Uy llelen and Sut· Boltel !~ ~. Pens refuse to write pins over the pages oL music a folio and quickly tum the pages. -CAROLYN DEAR POLLV - My letter is for the reader who discovered that dye from her orange dress had rubbed off on the white vinyl cording on her white leather purse. Please tell her to try toothpaste on it. Put it on ~enerously, let it set for a while and then rub off. This certainly worked well on my lu~gage . -EMMA DEAR POLLY - When frying hllcon, flour it LIGHTLY and there will be no splatters of grease. I put two or three wblespoons of flour in a small bag, drop the slices of hllcon in and shake to-coat it. Fry as usual. My family thinkS the hllcon has a delicious tJiste and enjoys it very much when cooked this way . ~ RUTH DEAR POLLY - I put to good use those nylon mesh bags that citrus fruits come in. Put three on top of each other and sew together with a heavy thread . Gather the thread tightly to make the hllgs puff out and you have Kreat scrubbers for dishes and pans. They· wash easily, do not scratch and dry quickly. Such mesh bags are also great for holding small utensil s that go into the dishwasher. Keep one end tied, drop them in and tie the other end. No more hunting in the bottom of the dlshwasher for tiny objects that have ll1 DEAR POLLY - I hope someone can tell me how to make ball point ink pens work after the ink gets heavy and Urey refuse to write. There is plenty of ink in these pens and I hate to throw them away . DEAR MRS . H.G. -Perhaps the following letter will be helpful. - POLLY DEAR POLLY - If you have a ball point pen that will not write light a match and heat the tip. The pen will write clearly and neatly . PENNY DEAR POLLY - My ~t Peeve has developed since I started to work in a card and gift shop. It disturbs me to see people browsing among g1fts and cards smoking a ciqar or cigarette and dropping ashes on counters, carpet and sometin\e even on the gifts. We do not display a ''No Smoking" sign but I feel people should have the . good manners to discard their cigarettes before entering the shop. - BETTINA , DEAR POLLY - I find hair clips and bobby pins very useful . When sewing and turning a hem on a dress I use hair clips around the bottom instead of pins. They are much easier to adjust when stJinding in front of a miiTor to see if a hem i~ even. Bobby pins make excellent page markers. I play the piano and can put four or five bobby Stop In and See The Large Selection of Spring Clothing. Available in Sizes lnfant-2 mo., 2T-4T, 4-6x, and 7·14 for Both Girls and Boys PRICE SALE ON All a.EARANCE GOODS Hours : f : lOtoS :OO Mon . thru Sol . t :l0-1. Fr i. 992-3586 KIDDIE SHOPPE '10000 :: : : ::: :: :: ::: :~-"' lnd SlrMI Pomoroy, O. Near Stifflers MASON FURNJTURE Sat.- FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM dropped through.- NANCY DEAR POLLY - When I bake a cake to take to a friend, I put the cake on a heavy cardboard that comes under frozen pizza. They are kept and stored just for this purpose and then covered with foil when they are to be used . - CAROL K. HARRISONVILLE Numerous prizes provided by lhe Modern Woodmen of America through Ethel A. Hart, district representative and junior director, were won by students at a recent holiday observance at the Harrisonville Elementary School. Winning prizes were Sean Stanley, Wendy Phillips, Lee Ward, Christina Bass, Wesley Howard. Melissa White, Laura Cobb, Jerry Derenberger, Chuck Stanley, Marty Clin • , Jod i Wells , Darla NorriS, Jeff Amold, Brian Gibbs, Lisa Riggs , Mary King , Robbie Pirtle. Clyde Gaus, John Arnold, Terry · Payne, Warren Haning, Beverly Napper , Richelle White, Rhonda Haddox, Rita Williamson, debbie Boring, Katrina Donohue , Teresa Jarvis, Joe King, Sandy Lee, Bett y Ann Loft is, Vicky Pea vley, Linda Ri ggs, Deborah Lewis, Sherr y Arn old, Chri stina Hanin g, Tina White. CHURCH OF·· CH R1ST '' GOSPEL MEETING 200 W. MAIN BAHR CLOTHIERS PAUL KEu.ER, SPEAKER 'ltear the Truth In Simplicity" ..........____________. ___ . W.ASHER an·d Whirlpool DRYER DRYER '198 REG. '249.00 I WASHER ''278 - \\-- ~~ ------~ \~ ~DE-SS20W LDA-5520W REG. '489.00 Whirlpool REFRIGERATOR dtesslng up casually. Arrow Kent IS CU. FT. NO FROST MODEL EET151JTW Nobody understands seriou s dressers betterlhan Arr ow. These arethe men the Kent was designed to[ 11has exact necksizes; so the fit isjust right , seven buttonfronls insteadqt the u'sual six: colo rs and patterns10 suit anysuit, any lie. every lime. Come inand take aserious look at our selection today. NOW ONLY '398 ..!!!!~ Whirlpool RANGES REG . S369 .00 Short sleeves REG. 5319 .00 Modtl RFE31&0 Model RFE3020 HURRY IN- SALE LASTS l WEEK ONLYI Ffor lsf Slncel9S7 ..... ... Js~~~~+ti ~~oy ._. _,__.., tJPIII!M~· ' who donltake Your " E.tro Touch " PH. 992·2M4 • lpoOI . --~ shi~ tor men -- FL.OfiiST qiUJlitfl . 1 WEEK ONLY AT ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II - POMEROY, OHIO presents the dress POMEROY. 0. 7:30 EACH EVENING . 'J MIDOlEPORT, 0. ~~:n~est APRIL 17 THRU APRIL 21 -011 / N. 2ND AVE. TRADE-IN On All Uving Room Prizes won .... Summer Fun Clothlngl 1/2 ···············~ ...---~-----------...;,;. ""· In 1968, a South African • Airways jetliner crashed in 122 Africa. kUlb18 ' 'I' 99~ ;;: A Vt;l\ Y 'SHORT PEOPLE' LAMENT HALL TO CLOS E DEAR HELEN AND SUE : RIO GRANDE - The I'm a 21-year-old male, and , if I say so myself , quite perdining hall of Rio G ra~dc sonable and good-looking. But I have never been on a date College and Co mm unity because women say I am too short . . College will not be open to the These females get turned on by tall , muscular, dumb and publi c for lunch Sunday , even dirty men, but if I ask one out. she laughs. It doesn't help April 2:l. College offi cia ls said that I'm ve1·y shy. that prior commitment for I've even tried gi rl~ who are not so good-looking. They also use of the facilities made it arc picky. necessar y to can ce l th e Is it too much tu ask for a little companionship in this tallregularly weekly luncheon oriented world ' Or must I stretch myself on a rack' for this one day onl y. The LOWDOWN AND PUT DOWN dining ha ll will be open other DEAR LDAPD : Sundays from nuon to t p.m., "Short " isn't your biggest problem : "shy" is! Find a girl beginn ing• Sunday, Apri l 30 who is ncar your height and act " In charge," even though you don't feel 1t. It might help to think of AI Pacino. The Fonz, Mickey DAUGHER BORN Rooney, Dustin Hoffman , Paul Williams, Paul Anka ... who Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tayl or, could never make the Lakers,.but ha ve no trouble with the Fo.storio , (jrc t~nn oun d n ~ the ladies. HELEN bir th of their tlu rd da ughter, At>ril Kay. on M<irch 28. She LOWDO WN : ·Weighed seven pounds, 10 How to develop self-eonfidence' Enroll in an anti-shyness or ounces and w;os 20 rnches asserti veness training course at an adult education centfr or Iiulgi. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor's your loca l college. Get laid-hllck and you'll no longer feel other dr ildreu are Cry sUI I _lowdown and shortchanged. ·Dawn·, nine; ·and· .Julie -Beth ,·· scvc u Maternal grand - RA P: Jl<!rcnl.l arc ,\lr. and Mrs. Mo1n says ir I don't wear a bra my boobs will sag like those · Hloymund Walburn. Sr .. Mid- African women you sec on National Geographic shows. I'm dle,port , and paternal grmld- qui te small and feel much freer bra less. Should I be- WORparents are Mr. and Mrs. HI ED '~ Mt·rTJll Taylor. Pomeroy . DEA R W.: . Notto worry: W e'll believe bralessness ca uses sagging (of small breasts ) COURSE OFFt; RED when somebody proves that wearing a girdle keeps stoma ch A CPH an d Hemlic k muscles fi rm .. . or a chin strap prevents a turkey neck . Maneuver course will be ofOf course, if you've got pendulous boobs, you need support fered Friday night at tire comfort , especia lly when horsehllck riding . - SUE AND for Rutland Fire Swtiun. Mrs. HELEN .Ja net Hulin will be instructor fur the class which is being offerL'll without cost to anyone DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Here are some ti ps for young women who go to singles hllrs . over 12 ;ciu·.s ur age. The cla ss will hegin at 6:30 p.m. You don't have to put out for every guy you meet there. I usually go alone (I'm over 21-) because if you take a and wrll uontmue for appruxunately tliree hours. The In- girlfriend you may end up coming home alone anyway. I arstruction is being orr cred by rive rela tively early so I can get a seat at the hllr. I've even the Acne man Heart Associa- asked guys to dance now and then. You can usually tell the detion and tl lU.~e mterested in t-ent ones. by their dress, language, and how much they 're wkrng-the trainmg are asked drinking. Sometimes we exchange telephone numbers, but 1go home alone! If he gives you an office number, watch out : he's to telephone 742-209>. prohllbly married. But most are pretty honest- they'll tell you nght off they have w1ves except on their "nights off." Avoid 'em! After two or three calls I accept a real date- if they sound okay. But I stick to my stJindards. And I don 't lack for men MEETfNG CANCE:LLED friends. Two rules : leave early and don 't drink much · after A rncetong of the Hock Sprmidnight is when the serious coupling stJirts. - RESPE,CTED mgs G ran~e ·&:lluduled for AND HAVI NG FUN . April 2B ilas been c•ncclled. Reg. '1.75 NOW .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:~:;~~::::!:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:::::::·::~:::·:.::;~~\ Polly Cramer LE TART FA LL S--A Sheri; Stover, Mary and H«rold Henderson , Mr. and shower honoring Lorna Bell . Teresa Shuler , Wanda Mrs. Harold Grimm , Mr. and and Bruce Hart was held Shuler, Christy Beegle, Rita , Mrs. . Earl Grinun, Mr. and Teresa and Mandy Hill , Mrs. Robert Burnem, Mrs. r~ccntly at the Lewrt Fa lls Community Building with Cla udia Roush, Kay, Mindy Bessie Ervin, Mr. and Mrs. Nan cy Cross, Nore~ Cross, and Moni ca Hill, Pa uline Hill, Steve Chaney , Brent and Be verly Cunningham. and Mary, Carissa· and Corey Pam Manley , Vera Beegle, Hill , Wilma Ervin , Do rothy Rob in and Ca rol An n I jnda Tu rley as hostesses. Aqua, yellow, pink and Chaney , Sherri •Bell, Carla Burnem , Mr. and Mrs. Dale white colors were carried out Shuler and Heather, Donna ' Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Pete in the decur~ti uns which Hill: Jan and Tracy Norris, Shields, Ann and Stephanie featured weddmg bells and Gert ie and . Denise Ma nuel , Radford, Marie and Rexanna Wa lk er , Mr s . Chl orm s treame rs . Ta hles we r e Erma Hill. and Ed Cross. Grimm , Mr. and Mrs . Sending gift.<; to the shower decorated with bud vases of W endell Ervin. Mrs. Bert ha w ere Mrs. Edna Shields, Minspri ng fl owers and lire servRubinson, Mrs. Mar lyn dy M orris, Mrs. Ethel Euler, ing table featured a three Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hill , tiered cake decoratetl in the pastel shades and topped w1th Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Hill , Ch m ty Roush, Mrs. a Holly Hobuie boy and well. Mrs. Betty Bell, Mr. and Mrs. l£wis Ours, Mr. and Mrs. The cake was baked by Nan- Ruger Pullins, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Beegle, Melanie Beegle. cy Cross. Games were played with prizes ~01n g to Mary Housh, Ullian Hayman and Carla Shuler. Door prizes were won by l.inda Hill, Wilma Ervirr, and Monica Bill. Attending the shower were PRESENTS BOOK- The Student Organization.of the Practica l Nursing Program pf Don and Lois Bell, Lillie ami Su~es Buckeye Hills Career Center voted to donate three copies of the Physician's Desk Reference Beth Ann Hart, Lorene f'y les. to the nursing school library. Catlly Manley and Sharon Wright , students in the Pracli ca l Juyce. DoniU. and Robin Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career'Center, present Mrs. Glenn , Coordinator. with a Manuel. bo ris Hen sle r . Physician's Desk Reference for the school library. Class offi cers of the Student Margery Roush, Ora Hill , Organization include Barbara Brislin, pres ident ; Judy Roush, vice-president; Ruth Nadi ne and Lori Euler, Inez Mon., Tues., Wed; & Loveday, secretary; Pam Owrey, secretary; Barbara Abe ls, Student Representati ve, a nd Hill. l.eow Birch, Linda Mary Sue Weiland, faculty advisor . ·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon Burnem, Betty Morns, Mary Roush. Becky J ohnson, Tracy In 19i2, Ap oll o 16 Hoffl e, Clara Mae Sargent, On this day in history: Movie comedial Harold Herman Grate In 1926, a pict ureg ram of a astronauts John Young and Mi ldr ed Hart , Lillian Uoyd and actress Nina Foch Charles Duke landed un the blink check transmitted from 773 -5592 Mason , W.Va . Hayman , Gretw Simpson, were bom on April 20 - he in moon fo r the third U. S. exLondon to New York by RCA 1894 and she in 1924. Focie Hayman, Mary and was honored and cashed . --Arrow-+: liom Ciuetl �9- The Daily Sentinel, Middlcporl- Pom~ t·uy , 0 ., Thursday , April 20, 1978 ' Photograph shows Aldo Moro was still alive SUNFLO WERS a nd skel etons are quite a combination but not when tt's opere tta time HI tlw 1\tppers Plains Elemenwrr Sehoul. SunOuwrrs. fr ont. It o r. arc Hobyn Barnett . De!.eall Sanders, Kristi Hawk , Erica Kessinger , Delani Baker ; back It o r, skele tons are Eddie Collins, Kenn y Hitchie. Bruce Wolfe. Jeff Sayre and Todd Wi Ison . ALLEY CATS a nd some of the main characters of the operetta "Tom Sawyer" to be presented at Tuppers Plains Friday evening are front, Ito r , Bryan Durst, Allen Tripp, Lisa Gaul, and Lori Burk e; back, I to 'r , Tara " Guthrie as Amy ; Angie Spencer as Bec~y Thatcher ; Troy Guthrie as Sid; Tim Probert as Alfreel and John Ric.e and .Jim Caldwell . in·nigh tshirts, as old men of the vi llage. Clean air must be top priority By LEE I.•EONARD LPl Stateh.mse Rt•portcr COLUMBUS t UPi l - The Ohio House of Represe nt atives has se nt Cun~ r css a message that Ohto Coal a nd jobs must fu r ========' accepted t•nfciJ T emcnt 11f sulfur dtnxtde cmi s!'l ion ~tan<l ards . The Sen alt.' must sti ll act un the resolut wn tu ~ i ve it the stam p of till' full General Asse mbly. Supporters satd suspension of lhr dt·rtn · mr !\IHndards ts Ill Pnsu re hi~h-s u lfur tlw .. But l l SIZHbll.' OW11ber of opponents s~ud tht• rc>S< 1 ~ution would mer<'l~ pia~· hand::; of tnto the u t il JIH'S ct nd indu strie s prolong tng the in stalltlti fl n of pollut iO n contrnl r qutplnt•nt . The) >~l so cnm plaineel tltat the resolution was ra ilroaded through un \h(• day 11f intrududi un \\ llhout any ('O Ul ii lltt e<.' hcHnn gs. p,~ li ey legislati o n norma l ly undergoes committee work . ~-- OTHEHS cast the orimar v roles for Tom Sawyer, an opcrctw atlhe Tuppers Plain s F.lemcnlary School to be gtven at8 Friday evening, are from the left, ,J im Weber fls Pa rd . Hngcr Balser"' Injun Joe ; MikcC olli ns as 13e n Hogcrs : Joe Runyon as the judge: ,Jefl Wyers as the parson; Cmdy Hams as Aunt Polly; Kelly Whitlatch as Widow Dougl•s and Victor Gaul as Dr . Robinson . Anniversary is observed THE HCOUNTESS" DRESS SANDAL BY ~ I ''t . •uppu·s ·'~ Illush SHINY WHITE VISA ' THE SHOE BOX By Patricia Koza• WASHI NGTON t UPl t Congress ubse rvcd lhe fi rst annt\'ersary toda y of Pr esi den t Carter 's an n o u ncen~ent or hi s ft ve-purt emergency energy lcgi slatJun wnh ever y one of his ntajtJJ· try tu determi ne what can be Sitlva gcd . C'a11cr's energy pr opos<:t ls lire bt lgged down in a Hou!-iC· Scni:tte con fer ent't' ronu nit tce and conferees hold out little hilpe of resolvi ng the prnblcm . which <.:enters un prt lposals still b(1ggcd dl1wn the tssue of deregulating u11 Capt lol Hi ll. nilt ura l gas p r:ices. l\ nd as t ong r~css t u n a! The president had bitter ly lea der; plcd~<'ll to rcd u ubl~ up poscd deregu lat ron of theu· efforts to end that natura l ga s, but recentl y ll>ld dea dluck . Carte r sumnumed tongresShiiHI I \eadrrs he 's S<Jil lC 1>f them to the Whl\(' ready to settl e fur almost any House on another rni:tttrr cmnprorn rse !.her mule! rca<:h the setbacks he's getung out mcluding dcrcgulatiun, if of the House Way s and Mean s need be. Cornnnttec on his cu m·· w e would h;.JVe bl'C n bt nQlton lax I"UI · \i:tX f('VIS!Oil through last November tf pal·ka gc. rwtural g<~ s pncing hcHI nut Car·t cr hopes ht s 12:1.!1 !ken 111 th l ~ack(lg(! , " signed bill ion tax cut proposa l wtll Sen . Hen ry J ac kson , Drevive the cconomv. wht ch Wa slt., ehai nnan of the took " sharp sktd d~ri ng the Senat(' Energy Comm ittee. fu·st quaner of 1978, ac- But he vuwed, ·· we arc g o in~ cnrdmg to nc" Cummeree In go r~l! oul. '" De partme nt Stall"t cs . ll c Not secrecy , butt he lac k of called 1n committee chai r· tt - e~nd the rcs ultmg con1itan AI Ullman. D-Ore .. and ~ltut!Ona l unplu:crtiuns - rs others to dtsc uss th e worrymg House authors of a scrappmg of some of hts btll · to bro aden disclosure maJor tax proposals and to rcqutrerncnt s for lobbyists. The H uu s ~ Judiciary Com mi ttee \V ed nesday alipro\·ed •m <Jrncndment lo the brll n.•qulring urwmiza tions. wt1reh rnust repnrt lobhymg ~ ~H.' IlVItl CS, to a l ~o show LAWN MOWERS The Hahn-Eclipse Tough Ones. Built taught to make your life easy. Available in both push soliCitations m11tli' through lli(J SS mailings or advertising for support of their lobbying Rep. Wa lt er Flowers. DAl a., wh u off ered th e amendm ent. sa id ti1rge organ iza t1nns such as Halph Nade r 's l o bb yi n ~ gr oups, Co mm on Cau se an d th e Uni ted Stat es Chamber of Cum merc£' filvor I he al! lcnd 1nent . But the Amcriran Ci vil I.ibcrti es Un ion , C~nu t h c r big lobby ing group , sa id the HmendmC'nt ··.significclntly threat ens the F'irst Amendment n ght s of Citizens lu co mmuni cate with their elected representatives. " · In other action Wednesday : - Th e Sen ate pa ss eel legislatiuo lim iting the Civ il Aeronautics Board 's power to deci de where airlines fly and huw much they may charge. - The Sen ate Agriculture Com m ittee ap pr o\~ ed t wo btlls providing hi gher price support s for wheat farmers in hupcs Can er will approve one uf them. - Th e Senate F1nance Committ ee voted to rttise the limit <m duty- free goods for Americcu 1s retu rnin ~ from overseas vacations from $100 lu $500. Spring Fashion Fabrics l'ol yt•stl'r Strt>trh Gahardine In l'a ~tel s and Off-White Also Pretty Prints 60" Wide . 8449 yd. . PRICES STARTING FROM ' , POMEROY, 0. ~ ~ Er win. (;n_tcc Cu Jmingham SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad wa s called to Minersville at 3:02 a.m . Thursday for P.a rl Henshaw, a medical patient, who wa s taken to Veterans Memo rial HospitaL Weelnesday, the squad went to the Village Green Apartment s for Helen J ohnson wltu was ill. She wa s taken to Veterans Memoria l Hospital where she was admitted . E II You are Not Registered : THE -SEW-ING_c_. !!! iii i -~-11- 5 I SERVICE SET Missionary services will be held at th e Po!lleroy Wesleyan Holiness Church on SH 143 Friday, April21 at7 :30 p, m. The Rev. Guy Troyer of Faith Mi ss ions , Bedford, Ind., will be the speaker . Pastor Rev. I;lewey King Invites ·the public io attend . TilE UAILY s•: NTTNF.I. DE VOTUl 'fUTHfo; ~ YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6TH ~ BOOKS Allt: NEEDED Book ' fnr the Chester Elementary Sc hool I.i brary and the Pomeroy Public Jjbrary are b!'i 11g co llected by the Five- Point Swr Stitchers. Anyn11e with books to con tribute are as ked to tel e ph one Pa l Holler , ~92-7261. .June F:ichiBge r, 005-3553, or Mrs. wvin \\~ti le, 992-:1962. i In Order to Vote in the June 6th Primary ~ I I "' Visit the Board's Office in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- OR Mail the Board a Card II You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Prop er ly Regi s tered , Phone the Board. MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS B Ma_s.onic..Hmgle uildiog P .O. Box 488, Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Phone 992 -2697 Hours9 :00-4:00-Saturdays9:00-12,:00 ! j - i 1 I • ·= Middleport _ . ICENTER ..__MMMMIOOOO--------.OCIOOIOOOO. mllttlllttlttlllllllllnllttllltllltlllllllllllllllllllltHIIIIIRIIIIIIIIII-IINtliUnlllllllllllii On the Tin IN f/ARDWARF." • wou ld be held on Monday , and Eleanor Dav is acted as April 24, to cut quilt bl ocks for mi ssionari es. The theme wtts miss ion stations. 11 wtll be " You Owe It To Yourse lf." held in the m is~ ionary The meeting adJo urn ed bui ldtng a nd will begin at 10 with ci rcle prayer. t~ . m . Those atte ndi ng the Pavltamenta ri a n, Sue m eetin ~ besides the Erwtn , presented the U!XIatcd hPstcsscs. Mrs. <:ibbs, Mrs. by laws fur approval. Kelly and Mrs. C11pchart, Tllr p1'ug ra m was were Hobcrta May nnrd , presen ted by Members hip Orpha Fields , The lma and Attenda nce Cha ir- Crueser , Sue 8rwln, Eleanor woman , Margaret Dodso n. Davis, Gra ce Cunmngham, She was assisted by Sarah Bonnie Fields, Becky Reed, Gibbs, De lor es Tay lor, Delores Taylor, Ma rga ret Norma Greene, Becky Heed Dodson, Patty Maynard , and a nd Pa tty M11 yna nl. Sut• Nornw Greene. llltllltM,EtGlstllloouNrvlllvotEIRsnttlllltll - 95 EBERSBACH HARDWARE YTHIM~ NF. W HAV P.N - The New Ha ven Womeo of the Church of God he ld their Ap ril m erlin ~ 111 the Missiona ry Rui ldtng with Mr s, Iva Capchal1 , Mrs. Sarah r. ibbs and Mrs. Mary Kelly serring BS host essrs. The mcctm~ was c;.lll ed to order by the pr~s iclcnt.. Orpha Fields. 11tc WCG Pledge was given followed with prayer by F.lca nor Davis. Hull ca ll wa s the pa ying of annual dues. The budget fur the new year 1978-79 was adopted as presented b) the ftnancc direct or. Sa rah Gibbs. The Yc<Jrbooks Wl'rt' given to the members. Spil'l tua l Life Dll •'• to r, Delores Tay lor. annuuoccd that the sptritual bi rth day observa nce would be held at the ('h urch un W edne!-i dt~ y , May 10, at 7:30 p.m. The thrm e i s " Jlil grirnrt ge of Prayer." Pl ans were made for the mumal fellowship dinner to be held at Mom Perry 's Bounl y Tab le in Ravenswood on Thursday . May II. at 5:30 p.m. Stewardshi p Director, Patty Maynard, receiv(•d the Penny-a-Day ca lendars . She announced thC! I a workshop ~ TO f'EVER MAIN ST. , New Haven women have meeting ~ '16495 BRUNSWI CK, Ohio 1UP I t - Striking Brunswick sc hool tea chers too k no act io n Wednesday on wltu l llw schoo l board ealled tis final contra ct offrr. TI1e leadership of the Brunswick Educ~tli on Assrl<'i atinn spelleel out lhe offer and tis nwn counterproposal . but nu membership vvtc was requested. No furth er negotiations were St:hed ul~d . the strike by 315 of the system 's 342 teacher> bega n March 29 after tile board rejected an impasse penel's contr:t ct proposal . Some of lhe wachers spent lnst week in jail in conn cctiun with the strike. The sc hool s, r!ost<l Monda y and Tuesday because of the labor dispute, were open Weelnesclay wilh substitutes and supervisory pc rsonnel ,on hand to hand le da sses Only a fraction of lhe system's 8,100 stud ent.<; have attende<l classes during Ute wa lkout. DAN'S '398 and and self-propelled mower. '299 THF.SP. three youngsters play the leading roles in the Tom Sawyer ope ret Ql of th e' Tuppers Plains Elementary School. They are from the left , Tom Eve rett itS Hu ck f' inn; L(lrry Life as Tom S;twycr, and Greg Collins as Joe Harper. pusit iun. ' INTI: Rt~~ OF MEJGS.MASON A.Rf.:A KOHF~ KT by ~ Ohio V~tlley I:.Ub li.shlll~ Cornpanf•Multunedta , 1~ . . I!1 COurt St., Porneroy, Ohio 45769. l:h.JJillll$.~ OH11.·e PIMJflf 99'l· 2156 F.dltori11l Phone \W'l-2157, SecoAd r.l&s..~ pi.IISUI~ r. Pomeroy, Ohio • Nwlh>nt.l at.lvt'rll.'!ifU,I ptild 111 repre~Sen · 3101 f~uc uq Ave., Cltvt.J~n d, Ohlu 4~11 ~. LlitlVt! f llmlon tn Middleport •BOOTS •JEANS •SHIRTS •BELTS •HANDBAGS •WORK SHOES OPEN DAILY 9-5 FRIDAY TIL 8 COLUMBUS I UP II - Slate Supet·intendent of Public Instructio n Fra nklin Wal te r : .lnda)· an nounced initia l steps for control of the budget of Cleve lad 's bankrupt school system and ;mother slate legislator attempted to stop a trar" fcr of funds to the schools. Walter was dtreeted bv the state Controlling Board on Monday to supervise and <tirect expenditur es in the Cle,el and schoo l district. The Contr oll ing Board Monday adva need Cleve land $30 .8 million in SC'hool foundation fund s. Meunwh tlc , assis tant House Min ority Lea der No rman Murd oc k, RCtncinnati, said he would fil e suit in the t'ranklin Countv Cou rt of ,\pJi'als to stop the tran sfer of funds to Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Annette Boyd, Pomer oy; David Hoss, Middleport ; Charles Salser, Pomeroy; Hel en J ohnson. Pomeroy; Ross Kent , Addison; Minnie C$rroll . Pori la nd ; Bar bara Lewi s, We.<t Co lum bia ; Elea nor Werr y, Pomeroy; Dura Ste ve ns, Shade : Pina Covert , Pomeroy ; Florence Musser , Pomeroy . !Ji sc har ge d El don Walbu rn, Hobart Ri ggs, Maizie Hannahs. Dorolh a McKenz ie , Kenne th Mcl'l el lan, Clarence Spurrier. Jacque! yn Glassbu111 . Aaron Tun1er flulzcr ~lt·dl cal Center 1Discharges Aprtll9 1 Alex Adkins, Janet Bently, F: un tcc Blackburn , Judith Brance , Kathl een Chapman. Judy Chevalier, Har ry Cu ughenour Ill , Ne va Denney , · Homer Ellioll, Sarah tiibbs, Mrs . Verhn liar\ , and twin sons, Clemma llaskuts, J effrey Karr, Jr., Mrs . Hoger Lambert and daught er , l•mi e Lee, Kenneth Little, Elton Lykins, Woodrow Maynard . Mr s , Thom as McCart ney and son, Haro ld Hussell. Dale Spires, Goldie Switsher, Edmond Vance, Christopher Wallace; Walt on, Betty Phyllis Williams, Libuna Wright. 1Births Aprtl19) Mr . and Mr s. Hodncy Alderman , a dau ght er . Vinton ; Mr. and Mrs. John Ca mpbell, a daughter, Rio Grande ; Mr . and Mrs . Charles Mayes, a son, Gallipolis ; Mr and Mrs . Jume s Patterson, a son, Middleport . FABRIC PLUS:· YARN 4 PLY 4 OZ. 100% ACRYLIC 88' Skein HOF:ri..ICII l 'lly f.Alllor Pul!IL~hed dHUy Uctpl &t turdby Alll"!(ICilttt!S Just in for Spring Sewing New Arrival of Fabrics Prints and Solids POLYESTER KNITS ................... !l.99 YD. PERM. PRESS COTTON ................ 99' YD. Subt;cn ption ratt:S: ~ li ve red by carr1er ~· hl' t@ M\'lltl&blto 7:i t'i.lfl\IJ per week. By Motor Boote wht:rt cttrrle r ~n' l l:l' not ltvailllllle, One month , $l .:l5. Hy llllul in Ohio and W. Va., ~C11t!--- V-~it,.,---122,00 ; -sl.1 rnttnt.lu, Thret! lllltnth ll , 11.00 1 Ebcl'ohftf S2tl.OO year ~ Six moolhs 113 56 , Three lllOilths , 17 ~ . $1UO : ~llscn pUgn prwe tnclut1tll Sunday Thnn·Sl'n luu:l March 16. The searc h of Lake II Messaggero said a copy Duchess look on a bizarre of the new communique wa s turn today when po lice attached to the snapshot. reported they had discovered Police have been searching a body nearby. The body was icy lake Duchess north east of identified later as that of a Rome for Morocs body after menta lly retarded shepherd rec.,iving a purporleel Reel who had been missin g from Brigades message that he . hi s nearby village for five had been killed and his body days. dumped there. The Reel BriThe latest Heel" Brigade gades issueel another "com- assassination in Milan was mun ique " today calling tit at the 19lh political killing and report false and containing the 9th attributed to the Reel ' lhe new ultimatum: Brigades thi s year , The vi ctim wps Francesco di Cataldo . Police said three mas ked gunmen pumped seven bullets into the 53-yearold guard who was assigneel tn lh~ hospital clinic •t Sa n Vittore pr ison. Hed Brigades .A communiqu e said Di Cata ldo had been "employed at San Vittore Jail as a torturer of prisone.rs. n Hi s death ca me only a few hours after two men and a woman attacked the Ponte Sa lario canibinieri police bprracks in northt!rn Rome , co ntaining the secret res idence of Gen . Carl o Alberto Dalla Chiesa, who is tributed to th e Red Brigades in charge oJ security around said , "The communique disItalian prisons that hold 160 tributed April 18 and attributed to our organization Heel BrigadPs prisoners . ll was the most daring ra id is false and provocative." since Moro was kidnapeel That refer red to an earli er March 16 by a gang who message saying Moro had killed his frve l~• dyguard s. No already been exe cuted and casualties were reporteel in his body dumped in the froz en th e latest a ttack. The waters of La ke Duchess. Cl!rabinieri returned the fire · "The Christian Democrats and hit the attackers ' vehtcl e must give a clear and which was later fo und definiti ve answer (to the abandoned with a flat tire and fr ee ing of Comm un is t damaged engin e in a Rome prisoners 1if they are going to take this road - it should be public park .' The latest com munique at- wiretaps and mail openings ·in the investigation of Weatherman ter rorists. Gray , former associ a te dire ctor Mark Fell an d former intelli gence chief F.dward S. Mtller eac h answered with a loudly spoken "not guilty" when asked. for pl eas by U.S. District Judge Charles Richey. Outside the courth ouse on Pennsylvan ia Av enu e. hundreds of FBI agents from around the country - who lraveleel her'e at th eir own expense and on vacation time - qui etl y prote sted the charges. " Gentl emen, by our prese nce, you may be assureel tltat every man and woman in this bureau stands behind you ," said an age nt lrom the New. Yor k f.ie ld office as the three defeQd~n!,s entered the building to Waves of applause . " All! can say is Cod bless every one of you," Fell told the business-suited crowd of supporting FBI agents before enterin~ the courth ouse. The former offictals were indideel last week for thetr part in connection with mail npenin gs ancl wiretaps and involvin g fri ends assoc iates of fu gitive Weatherman group radicals in New York City in the ea rly clear no oth ers are po ssible, '' the message said. "The Christian Democrats and U1eir government have 48 hours in which to do so startin g at 3 p.m. (9 a.m . EST J April 20. When this time has elapsed, the execution will be carrieel out. " On Tuesclay, a communique found in a Rome garbage can said that Moro wa s alr eady dead and pinpoin teel the site of his grave in the mounta ins northeast of Rome . Initial steps Gray, fwo assistants plead innocent are announced Offer not The chamber passed a resulutwn W~dncsday. fi3-21l , r ailin g fpr a three-yea r morat onu m 11 11 tht: bu rnin~ nf Ohto coa l ancl preserve jobs. WMPO SATURDAYS 9 til No~n la cked a police barracks in nm·thern RMne with hand grenades and subma chine gun fir e today and shot and killed a pr ison guard in Milan as hi s wife looked out the window of he r aparunent scrl!~min g "No ~ No!" The close-up, photograph showed Moro in shirL•leeves and dean shaven. The frail politician appeared in much .better health than he did in a photograph released immedial ely after his kidnapping thl1 prrsL11ll t<Jk t• prtonty uver cl t' an <:n r necessary CaseyKaseni By ERNEST SAKLER ROME (UP! ) - Hed Brigade ·terrorists today produced a photograph they said proveel that kidnappeel ex-Premier Aldo Moro wa s still alive. But they said he would be "executed" within 48 hours if the government refuseel to release their ja iled comrades. The photograph, sent to the Rome newspaper 11 Messaggero, showed Ute president of th e ruling Christian Democratic party holding a newspaper da leel Weelnesda y, one.day after a communique, which they denounced as false, said he had alr!i.1dy been executed. In a long co111munique releaseel simultaneously in Milan, Turin and Genoa, the b'I'Oup sa id its ultimatum would run out at 3 p.m. 1!I a.m. EST Saturday . 1 Anti-terr or ist s quHd investigator s sa id th ey consid ered llw new communique authent ic . The rornunlque came in a day of new ,;olence, in which Reel Brigades terrorists at- Open Friday tit 8 Saturday til6 Cleveland. " The board had no authority to appropriate money with conditions or str ings attached as it did and secondly, the law clearly slates Uta! foundation monies are to be appropriated on a monthly basis to each school district," said Murdock . Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge William Gillie Weelnesday rejecteel a similar request from Sen. Paul Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus. Gillie said the Controlling Board had lhe auUwrity to disburse the funds but he also ruled U1e board would hav e to honor any other request from sc he()l districts with similar financial problems . Meanwhile, in Cleveland, th e Board of Education submitted a list of 25 schools to U.S. District Court Judge Frank Battisti that it wants to close. The board said the clos ings wou ld save $1.8 million this year and double lhat next year. Wall er met Wednesday with Cle veland school officials and set up steps he would lake to control the system's budget. They include: - Afreeze on expenditures. Procedures for the issuing of any future purcha se orders or contracts will be established in1mediatly. - Acomplete review of the Mar ch 31 and April 14 payrolls in Cleveland which wtll in clude an audit to dNerm ine that employees are actuall y on duty. - A eomplete review of the school system's outstanding ob li g ati o n s and establishment of a priority system for payin g bills. In . addition to th e int mediate steps being taken by Walter 's office to control furth er ex penditure s and begin reelucing th e school di strict budg et , regu la r and monthl y report s quarterly reports will be requlreel fr om Cleveland city schools. 450 scouts signed for 1978 camp Thu s far, 450 Scouts represent lng nearly 40 Scout Troops from throughout the Tri.State Area have sign ed up for Camp Arrowhead '78. Camp Arrow head is a nonprofit camp operated by the Triftate Aea Council , Boy Scouts of America. The camp serves all youth without regard to race, religi on or income level and the camp discriminates against no one. Arrowhead ' s Camp summer program is a long term camp ing experience where Scouts have the opportunity to participate in activities such as riflery , archery, Scout craft , handicrafts, swimming, boating and canoeing . By Eb·KOtERs WASH!NGTON ( Ul'l) With nearly 1,000 t'BI ageQls demo nstra.lin g otit'6id e , form er FBI Dir~ctor ·L. Patrick G~ay and . tw o• assistants · today P·leaded innocent to federal charges inv olving alleged illegaf I) PUCO .will be holding · a ·meeting ' COLUMBUS !UP!) - The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold p public hea ring May lOon the costs of emergency supplie s o( natural · gas to be purchaseel lor the summer . allocation period by . Columbia CJ.as of . Ohio. .. · The PUCO, on March 3J., ordereel C~lumbia to ~uy enough gas )o omet curtailments for industrial and.commercial customers durin g the summer. However , it refused to allow Colijmbla· to recover · the additional costs olthe gas through. its purchased gas adju stment clau se or a special surcharge. Columbia ha s asked for a •rehearing ·and that rehearin g was granted Weeln esday . !Jt it.<; act\ on Weelnesday, th e PUCO did n'ot vacate its order that the company buy enough Kas tb> offset curtailment, nor did it rule out the possib lity th at. Columbia ma y not • be permitted to regain the addi tional costs of lhe emergency purchases thr oug h a surcharge, in it.<; inpustrial and eommercial customo.rs. Money action filed Wednesday riled Wednesday in Meigs County Common Pleas Court was a suit for money in the amount of $1,220.25 by Sha ron D. Covert, a minor by Dana Covert, Pomeroy , a ga inst Ca rolyn Fr ench, Hl. 3, Pomeroy, and Tommy Lane, Pomeroy . The suit is for breach of waJTanly and injuries s uf~ fcrcd in an acc ident. Also filed Wednesday were two sutt~ for divor ce. . Walt er Voss, Jr., Pomeroy , again st Una Mae Vuss; George J\llan Blanks. Middleport , ·against Mary Kay Bfanks, Pomeroy . On Tuesday, Shir ley Vining, Pomeroy, fil ed suit for divu rce against Ho~e r Vinin g, f' t. Wayne, Ind . 'J1H:~ r e wer e two suit s £or appropriation of pro pe rty ftl ed by Co lijmbu s and 'Southern Ohio Electri c Co ., against' Betty L. Ana stas. Athens, et al. The property is located in the Great Bend area . Carmel.News, By th~ Day Guests of Mr. and Mrs:.' Lee Friday night and also Do ugla s Ci rcl e the pa st wee k · Patr ick Johnson, RD Hacin e. were Mr . and Mrs..}ohn Our< of Belpre, Mr s. Robert Byers and daughter, lylr .' and Mrs. Glen Tuttle and. son, Mrs. Ray Johnson: all ·of Eagl e Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. R!chard Ables of Bald Knobs, Linda Patterson and son's; RD , Racine, Paul Moore, local, James P. Hobert s, dec. to Rocky Pitzer of Bashan, ,M~ . Peggy A. Roberts, ccrt . of and Mrs. Paul Card and Son, · trans ., Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs . Jim Werry of Pat E Mitchell. Marcella Morning Star. S. Mitc hell to Linda G. Ther e were 51 present for :Brown, 45.266 acres. Chester. Sunday school on March 16 .. Earl E. Knight. Ka thryn W. Mr . and Mrs. Doagl as Kni ght to Glennis H. lioffJohnson of Racine·· vi~lted man, Dol ores K. Hoffman , with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur parcels, Chester. Earl Johns o ~. Patrick , I. 0 . McCoy, Audrey McSheryl and Betty Van Meter . Coy to Byron McCoy, 9 acres , Florence Circle and Linda Chester . Patterson and son visited Blanche Wolfe , Edgar C. Mrs. John Circle of Columbus Wolfe. Margaret Butcher to Saturday. · Edi&Jn M. Baker, Bernice J . Mr . and Mrs. James Circle, . Baker , lots, Middleport. New Haven, spent Sunday Edison M. Baker, Bernice with Mary Ci rcle. , J . Baker to William Plantz, Albe?t Holman , Rt. 2, Ramona Plants, lots, MirlRacine, was guest of Bob Bill dlepor1. Property Transfers ~upervisor expresses her thanks '·As Personal Ad vocacy Supervisor , let me take this way to say thanks for caring and volu nteering your time fu r such a gra ufying and worth wh ile servt ce," thus spo ke Mrs Mary Skinne l' toda y. Mrs. Sktnn cr sa id she would like tu hunor each vulu nlee l' m I he program . About 12 lwvc served in Personal Advoca cy for four rears and each volu nteer contributes in a different way . "To choose one or two from · the program to be honored would be im poss ibl e," Mrs . Skinner rommenl ed. Those who arc presently or have been volunteers for the program includ e Terri Bahr , Linda Dayt on. Lawren ce Clark, Or is Hubbard , Charlotte Wells. Do rothy Davis, Nora Eason, Susan Fleshman. Richard Grueser, Jessie Grueser, Debbie Hein Osbo rne, Charles Lisle, Rev . Will iam Middl eswarth , Rev. W. H. Perr in, Rev. Robert Bumgarner. Jessie Mi ght , Sa ndi Hud man , Ma ry Sea ma n, Arthur Skinner. Phyllis Skinn er, Barbara Van Met er, Crai g Van Meter, Teresa Van Meter, l.mda Well, Enna K. Yoho, Kathy Cummins, Steve Jewel , Lori Seth, I.ula Hampton. Vicki Kin g, JoAnn McLaugh lin, Rea Roush , Sherrt Darst, Helen Ba iley and Carol 0 Theiss. Man : made uppers , great bold crepe one· piece bottom with rounded heel toe gr1p Tan or white Ava1 l· 1 able 10 Childs'. MISSes' an.d gu ls· sizes t WE•599 FOR THE PAIR heritage .bouse MIDDLE~ORT, Prescriptions Filled Fast! Whe n you n eed a doctor's presc ription yo u don ' t need to wait. W e' ll fill it immediatel y , , , but still tak e ca r e to be acc urat e! Try us! VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-5759 OR NEW HAVEN, W. VA. 882-2005 Frigidaire Heavy Duty Washer and matching big-capacity Dryer. TIE BOIJNCY $ANDAL 11 • Now you know During the Civil War the Union Anny suffered 100,000 mure falalltles than the Confeelera cy . The defen dant s were rel easeel without bail and ordereel to return to court May 12. Richey ordered the three officials to return to h~artn g. N/6 , THERE •.• 'IOIJ ON SJ 99 COMPLETE COURSE Fourteen persons recently ~umplet ed a first aid multimedia course taught by Mrs. Merle ·Johnson. In the group were Manning Mohler, Elizabeth Mohler, Margie Proffitt. Susan Darling, Alan Darling, Louis Osborne, Joseph Young, Llndu Cl!rpenter, Randy Forbes, Pat Thoma , Shari Cogar, Pal· ty Jeffers, Susan J ett, Mike Mullen . 1970s . clemonstrators, who refused to identify himself said 900The Weatherman fu gitives plus agents from across the tlaimed creelit for a series of countr y had travel ed here at bomb tngs of pub lic and their own expense and were corpora te build ings between using vacation time lo do so '' This ls nol a one-rnan 1969 ant! 1972, inclucling the State show," he said . " It ts a Capi tol, the De partment and th e tribute." Helir ed FBI agent John Penta gon. They have not Kearney , recentl y freed of been caught . Gray , appoint ed by criminal charges for his part President Ri chard Nixon to of the alleged ille ga l succeed J . Edgar Hoover survelliances. busily Kreeteel foll owing Hoover 's death in oth er ·agents demonstrating 1972, had the title of acting outside the court house and dir ector because the S.nate told reporters: never co nfirm ed h1s '!.ike everyone else, 1 am here to show support for the nomination. Nixon fma lly withdr ew the ot her men. I don't wish to nomination after Gr ay have any attention paid l<l became personally involveel me." in lite Walergale ,scandal. He Attorney Gen eral Griffin was accused of burning Bell said he dropped criminal Wate rgate evidence at what char ges against Kearney , he claimed wa s an impl ieel retired super vis or of a directive from the White surveillan ce te am ca lled Squad 47, who was indicted a House. One demonstrat ing agent , year ago. Bell sa id evid ence who said he represented "The showeel Kea rney acted under Society of Former Agents," ord ers. But Bell ordered told Miller and Felt he had a "profound sorrow that lhis admin istrative action against day has come to pass .. . you 68 FBI a gents and two Ju sti ce hav e our af fec ti on, our Department officials. Only J . heartf elt praye rs in thi s Wa llace LaPracle, head of the FBI 's New Y or~ office , was momonl of travail. " One sookesma11 for the identifi ed. court May 12 fo r a pretrial OHIO , ••••••••.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a...••• ' To help deliver d e penda ble per form a nce , this Frt gid aire Heavy Duty Washer has a heavy du ty Jl10t or and oth e,r c o mponents used in Fr igidaire Commer cial Was l~ ­ ers. It keeps th e shape and stretc h In kn its longer with th e gentle wa sh action ol the Fri qidaire Kn its cycle , helps keep wrink les out of perm a nent press items wl th 3 Permanen t Press Wash cycles . Team it up with Ihe big -load dry Ing capacity or the Fr igidai1e Dryer . It le ts you dry as mu ch as an 18-lb. load all at on ce, and provides tender care for eve rything from de licatesto denims . �9- The Daily Sentinel, Middlcporl- Pom~ t·uy , 0 ., Thursday , April 20, 1978 ' Photograph shows Aldo Moro was still alive SUNFLO WERS a nd skel etons are quite a combination but not when tt's opere tta time HI tlw 1\tppers Plains Elemenwrr Sehoul. SunOuwrrs. fr ont. It o r. arc Hobyn Barnett . De!.eall Sanders, Kristi Hawk , Erica Kessinger , Delani Baker ; back It o r, skele tons are Eddie Collins, Kenn y Hitchie. Bruce Wolfe. Jeff Sayre and Todd Wi Ison . ALLEY CATS a nd some of the main characters of the operetta "Tom Sawyer" to be presented at Tuppers Plains Friday evening are front, Ito r , Bryan Durst, Allen Tripp, Lisa Gaul, and Lori Burk e; back, I to 'r , Tara " Guthrie as Amy ; Angie Spencer as Bec~y Thatcher ; Troy Guthrie as Sid; Tim Probert as Alfreel and John Ric.e and .Jim Caldwell . in·nigh tshirts, as old men of the vi llage. Clean air must be top priority By LEE I.•EONARD LPl Stateh.mse Rt•portcr COLUMBUS t UPi l - The Ohio House of Represe nt atives has se nt Cun~ r css a message that Ohto Coal a nd jobs must fu r ========' accepted t•nfciJ T emcnt 11f sulfur dtnxtde cmi s!'l ion ~tan<l ards . The Sen alt.' must sti ll act un the resolut wn tu ~ i ve it the stam p of till' full General Asse mbly. Supporters satd suspension of lhr dt·rtn · mr !\IHndards ts Ill Pnsu re hi~h-s u lfur tlw .. But l l SIZHbll.' OW11ber of opponents s~ud tht• rc>S< 1 ~ution would mer<'l~ pia~· hand::; of tnto the u t il JIH'S ct nd indu strie s prolong tng the in stalltlti fl n of pollut iO n contrnl r qutplnt•nt . The) >~l so cnm plaineel tltat the resolution was ra ilroaded through un \h(• day 11f intrududi un \\ llhout any ('O Ul ii lltt e<.' hcHnn gs. p,~ li ey legislati o n norma l ly undergoes committee work . ~-- OTHEHS cast the orimar v roles for Tom Sawyer, an opcrctw atlhe Tuppers Plain s F.lemcnlary School to be gtven at8 Friday evening, are from the left, ,J im Weber fls Pa rd . Hngcr Balser"' Injun Joe ; MikcC olli ns as 13e n Hogcrs : Joe Runyon as the judge: ,Jefl Wyers as the parson; Cmdy Hams as Aunt Polly; Kelly Whitlatch as Widow Dougl•s and Victor Gaul as Dr . Robinson . Anniversary is observed THE HCOUNTESS" DRESS SANDAL BY ~ I ''t . •uppu·s ·'~ Illush SHINY WHITE VISA ' THE SHOE BOX By Patricia Koza• WASHI NGTON t UPl t Congress ubse rvcd lhe fi rst annt\'ersary toda y of Pr esi den t Carter 's an n o u ncen~ent or hi s ft ve-purt emergency energy lcgi slatJun wnh ever y one of his ntajtJJ· try tu determi ne what can be Sitlva gcd . C'a11cr's energy pr opos<:t ls lire bt lgged down in a Hou!-iC· Scni:tte con fer ent't' ronu nit tce and conferees hold out little hilpe of resolvi ng the prnblcm . which <.:enters un prt lposals still b(1ggcd dl1wn the tssue of deregulating u11 Capt lol Hi ll. nilt ura l gas p r:ices. l\ nd as t ong r~css t u n a! The president had bitter ly lea der; plcd~<'ll to rcd u ubl~ up poscd deregu lat ron of theu· efforts to end that natura l ga s, but recentl y ll>ld dea dluck . Carte r sumnumed tongresShiiHI I \eadrrs he 's S<Jil lC 1>f them to the Whl\(' ready to settl e fur almost any House on another rni:tttrr cmnprorn rse !.her mule! rca<:h the setbacks he's getung out mcluding dcrcgulatiun, if of the House Way s and Mean s need be. Cornnnttec on his cu m·· w e would h;.JVe bl'C n bt nQlton lax I"UI · \i:tX f('VIS!Oil through last November tf pal·ka gc. rwtural g<~ s pncing hcHI nut Car·t cr hopes ht s 12:1.!1 !ken 111 th l ~ack(lg(! , " signed bill ion tax cut proposa l wtll Sen . Hen ry J ac kson , Drevive the cconomv. wht ch Wa slt., ehai nnan of the took " sharp sktd d~ri ng the Senat(' Energy Comm ittee. fu·st quaner of 1978, ac- But he vuwed, ·· we arc g o in~ cnrdmg to nc" Cummeree In go r~l! oul. '" De partme nt Stall"t cs . ll c Not secrecy , butt he lac k of called 1n committee chai r· tt - e~nd the rcs ultmg con1itan AI Ullman. D-Ore .. and ~ltut!Ona l unplu:crtiuns - rs others to dtsc uss th e worrymg House authors of a scrappmg of some of hts btll · to bro aden disclosure maJor tax proposals and to rcqutrerncnt s for lobbyists. The H uu s ~ Judiciary Com mi ttee \V ed nesday alipro\·ed •m <Jrncndment lo the brll n.•qulring urwmiza tions. wt1reh rnust repnrt lobhymg ~ ~H.' IlVItl CS, to a l ~o show LAWN MOWERS The Hahn-Eclipse Tough Ones. Built taught to make your life easy. Available in both push soliCitations m11tli' through lli(J SS mailings or advertising for support of their lobbying Rep. Wa lt er Flowers. DAl a., wh u off ered th e amendm ent. sa id ti1rge organ iza t1nns such as Halph Nade r 's l o bb yi n ~ gr oups, Co mm on Cau se an d th e Uni ted Stat es Chamber of Cum merc£' filvor I he al! lcnd 1nent . But the Amcriran Ci vil I.ibcrti es Un ion , C~nu t h c r big lobby ing group , sa id the HmendmC'nt ··.significclntly threat ens the F'irst Amendment n ght s of Citizens lu co mmuni cate with their elected representatives. " · In other action Wednesday : - Th e Sen ate pa ss eel legislatiuo lim iting the Civ il Aeronautics Board 's power to deci de where airlines fly and huw much they may charge. - The Sen ate Agriculture Com m ittee ap pr o\~ ed t wo btlls providing hi gher price support s for wheat farmers in hupcs Can er will approve one uf them. - Th e Senate F1nance Committ ee voted to rttise the limit <m duty- free goods for Americcu 1s retu rnin ~ from overseas vacations from $100 lu $500. Spring Fashion Fabrics l'ol yt•stl'r Strt>trh Gahardine In l'a ~tel s and Off-White Also Pretty Prints 60" Wide . 8449 yd. . PRICES STARTING FROM ' , POMEROY, 0. ~ ~ Er win. (;n_tcc Cu Jmingham SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad wa s called to Minersville at 3:02 a.m . Thursday for P.a rl Henshaw, a medical patient, who wa s taken to Veterans Memo rial HospitaL Weelnesday, the squad went to the Village Green Apartment s for Helen J ohnson wltu was ill. She wa s taken to Veterans Memoria l Hospital where she was admitted . E II You are Not Registered : THE -SEW-ING_c_. !!! iii i -~-11- 5 I SERVICE SET Missionary services will be held at th e Po!lleroy Wesleyan Holiness Church on SH 143 Friday, April21 at7 :30 p, m. The Rev. Guy Troyer of Faith Mi ss ions , Bedford, Ind., will be the speaker . Pastor Rev. I;lewey King Invites ·the public io attend . TilE UAILY s•: NTTNF.I. DE VOTUl 'fUTHfo; ~ YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6TH ~ BOOKS Allt: NEEDED Book ' fnr the Chester Elementary Sc hool I.i brary and the Pomeroy Public Jjbrary are b!'i 11g co llected by the Five- Point Swr Stitchers. Anyn11e with books to con tribute are as ked to tel e ph one Pa l Holler , ~92-7261. .June F:ichiBge r, 005-3553, or Mrs. wvin \\~ti le, 992-:1962. i In Order to Vote in the June 6th Primary ~ I I "' Visit the Board's Office in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- OR Mail the Board a Card II You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Prop er ly Regi s tered , Phone the Board. MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS B Ma_s.onic..Hmgle uildiog P .O. Box 488, Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Phone 992 -2697 Hours9 :00-4:00-Saturdays9:00-12,:00 ! j - i 1 I • ·= Middleport _ . ICENTER ..__MMMMIOOOO--------.OCIOOIOOOO. mllttlllttlttlllllllllnllttllltllltlllllllllllllllllllltHIIIIIRIIIIIIIIII-IINtliUnlllllllllllii On the Tin IN f/ARDWARF." • wou ld be held on Monday , and Eleanor Dav is acted as April 24, to cut quilt bl ocks for mi ssionari es. The theme wtts miss ion stations. 11 wtll be " You Owe It To Yourse lf." held in the m is~ ionary The meeting adJo urn ed bui ldtng a nd will begin at 10 with ci rcle prayer. t~ . m . Those atte ndi ng the Pavltamenta ri a n, Sue m eetin ~ besides the Erwtn , presented the U!XIatcd hPstcsscs. Mrs. <:ibbs, Mrs. by laws fur approval. Kelly and Mrs. C11pchart, Tllr p1'ug ra m was were Hobcrta May nnrd , presen ted by Members hip Orpha Fields , The lma and Attenda nce Cha ir- Crueser , Sue 8rwln, Eleanor woman , Margaret Dodso n. Davis, Gra ce Cunmngham, She was assisted by Sarah Bonnie Fields, Becky Reed, Gibbs, De lor es Tay lor, Delores Taylor, Ma rga ret Norma Greene, Becky Heed Dodson, Patty Maynard , and a nd Pa tty M11 yna nl. Sut• Nornw Greene. llltllltM,EtGlstllloouNrvlllvotEIRsnttlllltll - 95 EBERSBACH HARDWARE YTHIM~ NF. W HAV P.N - The New Ha ven Womeo of the Church of God he ld their Ap ril m erlin ~ 111 the Missiona ry Rui ldtng with Mr s, Iva Capchal1 , Mrs. Sarah r. ibbs and Mrs. Mary Kelly serring BS host essrs. The mcctm~ was c;.lll ed to order by the pr~s iclcnt.. Orpha Fields. 11tc WCG Pledge was given followed with prayer by F.lca nor Davis. Hull ca ll wa s the pa ying of annual dues. The budget fur the new year 1978-79 was adopted as presented b) the ftnancc direct or. Sa rah Gibbs. The Yc<Jrbooks Wl'rt' given to the members. Spil'l tua l Life Dll •'• to r, Delores Tay lor. annuuoccd that the sptritual bi rth day observa nce would be held at the ('h urch un W edne!-i dt~ y , May 10, at 7:30 p.m. The thrm e i s " Jlil grirnrt ge of Prayer." Pl ans were made for the mumal fellowship dinner to be held at Mom Perry 's Bounl y Tab le in Ravenswood on Thursday . May II. at 5:30 p.m. Stewardshi p Director, Patty Maynard, receiv(•d the Penny-a-Day ca lendars . She announced thC! I a workshop ~ TO f'EVER MAIN ST. , New Haven women have meeting ~ '16495 BRUNSWI CK, Ohio 1UP I t - Striking Brunswick sc hool tea chers too k no act io n Wednesday on wltu l llw schoo l board ealled tis final contra ct offrr. TI1e leadership of the Brunswick Educ~tli on Assrl<'i atinn spelleel out lhe offer and tis nwn counterproposal . but nu membership vvtc was requested. No furth er negotiations were St:hed ul~d . the strike by 315 of the system 's 342 teacher> bega n March 29 after tile board rejected an impasse penel's contr:t ct proposal . Some of lhe wachers spent lnst week in jail in conn cctiun with the strike. The sc hool s, r!ost<l Monda y and Tuesday because of the labor dispute, were open Weelnesclay wilh substitutes and supervisory pc rsonnel ,on hand to hand le da sses Only a fraction of lhe system's 8,100 stud ent.<; have attende<l classes during Ute wa lkout. DAN'S '398 and and self-propelled mower. '299 THF.SP. three youngsters play the leading roles in the Tom Sawyer ope ret Ql of th e' Tuppers Plains Elementary School. They are from the left , Tom Eve rett itS Hu ck f' inn; L(lrry Life as Tom S;twycr, and Greg Collins as Joe Harper. pusit iun. ' INTI: Rt~~ OF MEJGS.MASON A.Rf.:A KOHF~ KT by ~ Ohio V~tlley I:.Ub li.shlll~ Cornpanf•Multunedta , 1~ . . I!1 COurt St., Porneroy, Ohio 45769. l:h.JJillll$.~ OH11.·e PIMJflf 99'l· 2156 F.dltori11l Phone \W'l-2157, SecoAd r.l&s..~ pi.IISUI~ r. Pomeroy, Ohio • Nwlh>nt.l at.lvt'rll.'!ifU,I ptild 111 repre~Sen · 3101 f~uc uq Ave., Cltvt.J~n d, Ohlu 4~11 ~. LlitlVt! f llmlon tn Middleport •BOOTS •JEANS •SHIRTS •BELTS •HANDBAGS •WORK SHOES OPEN DAILY 9-5 FRIDAY TIL 8 COLUMBUS I UP II - Slate Supet·intendent of Public Instructio n Fra nklin Wal te r : .lnda)· an nounced initia l steps for control of the budget of Cleve lad 's bankrupt school system and ;mother slate legislator attempted to stop a trar" fcr of funds to the schools. Walter was dtreeted bv the state Controlling Board on Monday to supervise and <tirect expenditur es in the Cle,el and schoo l district. The Contr oll ing Board Monday adva need Cleve land $30 .8 million in SC'hool foundation fund s. Meunwh tlc , assis tant House Min ority Lea der No rman Murd oc k, RCtncinnati, said he would fil e suit in the t'ranklin Countv Cou rt of ,\pJi'als to stop the tran sfer of funds to Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Annette Boyd, Pomer oy; David Hoss, Middleport ; Charles Salser, Pomeroy; Hel en J ohnson. Pomeroy; Ross Kent , Addison; Minnie C$rroll . Pori la nd ; Bar bara Lewi s, We.<t Co lum bia ; Elea nor Werr y, Pomeroy; Dura Ste ve ns, Shade : Pina Covert , Pomeroy ; Florence Musser , Pomeroy . !Ji sc har ge d El don Walbu rn, Hobart Ri ggs, Maizie Hannahs. Dorolh a McKenz ie , Kenne th Mcl'l el lan, Clarence Spurrier. Jacque! yn Glassbu111 . Aaron Tun1er flulzcr ~lt·dl cal Center 1Discharges Aprtll9 1 Alex Adkins, Janet Bently, F: un tcc Blackburn , Judith Brance , Kathl een Chapman. Judy Chevalier, Har ry Cu ughenour Ill , Ne va Denney , · Homer Ellioll, Sarah tiibbs, Mrs . Verhn liar\ , and twin sons, Clemma llaskuts, J effrey Karr, Jr., Mrs . Hoger Lambert and daught er , l•mi e Lee, Kenneth Little, Elton Lykins, Woodrow Maynard . Mr s , Thom as McCart ney and son, Haro ld Hussell. Dale Spires, Goldie Switsher, Edmond Vance, Christopher Wallace; Walt on, Betty Phyllis Williams, Libuna Wright. 1Births Aprtl19) Mr . and Mr s. Hodncy Alderman , a dau ght er . Vinton ; Mr. and Mrs. John Ca mpbell, a daughter, Rio Grande ; Mr . and Mrs . Charles Mayes, a son, Gallipolis ; Mr and Mrs . Jume s Patterson, a son, Middleport . FABRIC PLUS:· YARN 4 PLY 4 OZ. 100% ACRYLIC 88' Skein HOF:ri..ICII l 'lly f.Alllor Pul!IL~hed dHUy Uctpl &t turdby Alll"!(ICilttt!S Just in for Spring Sewing New Arrival of Fabrics Prints and Solids POLYESTER KNITS ................... !l.99 YD. PERM. PRESS COTTON ................ 99' YD. Subt;cn ption ratt:S: ~ li ve red by carr1er ~· hl' t@ M\'lltl&blto 7:i t'i.lfl\IJ per week. By Motor Boote wht:rt cttrrle r ~n' l l:l' not ltvailllllle, One month , $l .:l5. Hy llllul in Ohio and W. Va., ~C11t!--- V-~it,.,---122,00 ; -sl.1 rnttnt.lu, Thret! lllltnth ll , 11.00 1 Ebcl'ohftf S2tl.OO year ~ Six moolhs 113 56 , Three lllOilths , 17 ~ . $1UO : ~llscn pUgn prwe tnclut1tll Sunday Thnn·Sl'n luu:l March 16. The searc h of Lake II Messaggero said a copy Duchess look on a bizarre of the new communique wa s turn today when po lice attached to the snapshot. reported they had discovered Police have been searching a body nearby. The body was icy lake Duchess north east of identified later as that of a Rome for Morocs body after menta lly retarded shepherd rec.,iving a purporleel Reel who had been missin g from Brigades message that he . hi s nearby village for five had been killed and his body days. dumped there. The Reel BriThe latest Heel" Brigade gades issueel another "com- assassination in Milan was mun ique " today calling tit at the 19lh political killing and report false and containing the 9th attributed to the Reel ' lhe new ultimatum: Brigades thi s year , The vi ctim wps Francesco di Cataldo . Police said three mas ked gunmen pumped seven bullets into the 53-yearold guard who was assigneel tn lh~ hospital clinic •t Sa n Vittore pr ison. Hed Brigades .A communiqu e said Di Cata ldo had been "employed at San Vittore Jail as a torturer of prisone.rs. n Hi s death ca me only a few hours after two men and a woman attacked the Ponte Sa lario canibinieri police bprracks in northt!rn Rome , co ntaining the secret res idence of Gen . Carl o Alberto Dalla Chiesa, who is tributed to th e Red Brigades in charge oJ security around said , "The communique disItalian prisons that hold 160 tributed April 18 and attributed to our organization Heel BrigadPs prisoners . ll was the most daring ra id is false and provocative." since Moro was kidnapeel That refer red to an earli er March 16 by a gang who message saying Moro had killed his frve l~• dyguard s. No already been exe cuted and casualties were reporteel in his body dumped in the froz en th e latest a ttack. The waters of La ke Duchess. Cl!rabinieri returned the fire · "The Christian Democrats and hit the attackers ' vehtcl e must give a clear and which was later fo und definiti ve answer (to the abandoned with a flat tire and fr ee ing of Comm un is t damaged engin e in a Rome prisoners 1if they are going to take this road - it should be public park .' The latest com munique at- wiretaps and mail openings ·in the investigation of Weatherman ter rorists. Gray , former associ a te dire ctor Mark Fell an d former intelli gence chief F.dward S. Mtller eac h answered with a loudly spoken "not guilty" when asked. for pl eas by U.S. District Judge Charles Richey. Outside the courth ouse on Pennsylvan ia Av enu e. hundreds of FBI agents from around the country - who lraveleel her'e at th eir own expense and on vacation time - qui etl y prote sted the charges. " Gentl emen, by our prese nce, you may be assureel tltat every man and woman in this bureau stands behind you ," said an age nt lrom the New. Yor k f.ie ld office as the three defeQd~n!,s entered the building to Waves of applause . " All! can say is Cod bless every one of you," Fell told the business-suited crowd of supporting FBI agents before enterin~ the courth ouse. The former offictals were indideel last week for thetr part in connection with mail npenin gs ancl wiretaps and involvin g fri ends assoc iates of fu gitive Weatherman group radicals in New York City in the ea rly clear no oth ers are po ssible, '' the message said. "The Christian Democrats and U1eir government have 48 hours in which to do so startin g at 3 p.m. (9 a.m . EST J April 20. When this time has elapsed, the execution will be carrieel out. " On Tuesclay, a communique found in a Rome garbage can said that Moro wa s alr eady dead and pinpoin teel the site of his grave in the mounta ins northeast of Rome . Initial steps Gray, fwo assistants plead innocent are announced Offer not The chamber passed a resulutwn W~dncsday. fi3-21l , r ailin g fpr a three-yea r morat onu m 11 11 tht: bu rnin~ nf Ohto coa l ancl preserve jobs. WMPO SATURDAYS 9 til No~n la cked a police barracks in nm·thern RMne with hand grenades and subma chine gun fir e today and shot and killed a pr ison guard in Milan as hi s wife looked out the window of he r aparunent scrl!~min g "No ~ No!" The close-up, photograph showed Moro in shirL•leeves and dean shaven. The frail politician appeared in much .better health than he did in a photograph released immedial ely after his kidnapping thl1 prrsL11ll t<Jk t• prtonty uver cl t' an <:n r necessary CaseyKaseni By ERNEST SAKLER ROME (UP! ) - Hed Brigade ·terrorists today produced a photograph they said proveel that kidnappeel ex-Premier Aldo Moro wa s still alive. But they said he would be "executed" within 48 hours if the government refuseel to release their ja iled comrades. The photograph, sent to the Rome newspaper 11 Messaggero, showed Ute president of th e ruling Christian Democratic party holding a newspaper da leel Weelnesda y, one.day after a communique, which they denounced as false, said he had alr!i.1dy been executed. In a long co111munique releaseel simultaneously in Milan, Turin and Genoa, the b'I'Oup sa id its ultimatum would run out at 3 p.m. 1!I a.m. EST Saturday . 1 Anti-terr or ist s quHd investigator s sa id th ey consid ered llw new communique authent ic . The rornunlque came in a day of new ,;olence, in which Reel Brigades terrorists at- Open Friday tit 8 Saturday til6 Cleveland. " The board had no authority to appropriate money with conditions or str ings attached as it did and secondly, the law clearly slates Uta! foundation monies are to be appropriated on a monthly basis to each school district," said Murdock . Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge William Gillie Weelnesday rejecteel a similar request from Sen. Paul Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus. Gillie said the Controlling Board had lhe auUwrity to disburse the funds but he also ruled U1e board would hav e to honor any other request from sc he()l districts with similar financial problems . Meanwhile, in Cleveland, th e Board of Education submitted a list of 25 schools to U.S. District Court Judge Frank Battisti that it wants to close. The board said the clos ings wou ld save $1.8 million this year and double lhat next year. Wall er met Wednesday with Cle veland school officials and set up steps he would lake to control the system's budget. They include: - Afreeze on expenditures. Procedures for the issuing of any future purcha se orders or contracts will be established in1mediatly. - Acomplete review of the Mar ch 31 and April 14 payrolls in Cleveland which wtll in clude an audit to dNerm ine that employees are actuall y on duty. - A eomplete review of the school system's outstanding ob li g ati o n s and establishment of a priority system for payin g bills. In . addition to th e int mediate steps being taken by Walter 's office to control furth er ex penditure s and begin reelucing th e school di strict budg et , regu la r and monthl y report s quarterly reports will be requlreel fr om Cleveland city schools. 450 scouts signed for 1978 camp Thu s far, 450 Scouts represent lng nearly 40 Scout Troops from throughout the Tri.State Area have sign ed up for Camp Arrowhead '78. Camp Arrow head is a nonprofit camp operated by the Triftate Aea Council , Boy Scouts of America. The camp serves all youth without regard to race, religi on or income level and the camp discriminates against no one. Arrowhead ' s Camp summer program is a long term camp ing experience where Scouts have the opportunity to participate in activities such as riflery , archery, Scout craft , handicrafts, swimming, boating and canoeing . By Eb·KOtERs WASH!NGTON ( Ul'l) With nearly 1,000 t'BI ageQls demo nstra.lin g otit'6id e , form er FBI Dir~ctor ·L. Patrick G~ay and . tw o• assistants · today P·leaded innocent to federal charges inv olving alleged illegaf I) PUCO .will be holding · a ·meeting ' COLUMBUS !UP!) - The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold p public hea ring May lOon the costs of emergency supplie s o( natural · gas to be purchaseel lor the summer . allocation period by . Columbia CJ.as of . Ohio. .. · The PUCO, on March 3J., ordereel C~lumbia to ~uy enough gas )o omet curtailments for industrial and.commercial customers durin g the summer. However , it refused to allow Colijmbla· to recover · the additional costs olthe gas through. its purchased gas adju stment clau se or a special surcharge. Columbia ha s asked for a •rehearing ·and that rehearin g was granted Weeln esday . !Jt it.<; act\ on Weelnesday, th e PUCO did n'ot vacate its order that the company buy enough Kas tb> offset curtailment, nor did it rule out the possib lity th at. Columbia ma y not • be permitted to regain the addi tional costs of lhe emergency purchases thr oug h a surcharge, in it.<; inpustrial and eommercial customo.rs. Money action filed Wednesday riled Wednesday in Meigs County Common Pleas Court was a suit for money in the amount of $1,220.25 by Sha ron D. Covert, a minor by Dana Covert, Pomeroy , a ga inst Ca rolyn Fr ench, Hl. 3, Pomeroy, and Tommy Lane, Pomeroy . The suit is for breach of waJTanly and injuries s uf~ fcrcd in an acc ident. Also filed Wednesday were two sutt~ for divor ce. . Walt er Voss, Jr., Pomeroy , again st Una Mae Vuss; George J\llan Blanks. Middleport , ·against Mary Kay Bfanks, Pomeroy . On Tuesday, Shir ley Vining, Pomeroy, fil ed suit for divu rce against Ho~e r Vinin g, f' t. Wayne, Ind . 'J1H:~ r e wer e two suit s £or appropriation of pro pe rty ftl ed by Co lijmbu s and 'Southern Ohio Electri c Co ., against' Betty L. Ana stas. Athens, et al. The property is located in the Great Bend area . Carmel.News, By th~ Day Guests of Mr. and Mrs:.' Lee Friday night and also Do ugla s Ci rcl e the pa st wee k · Patr ick Johnson, RD Hacin e. were Mr . and Mrs..}ohn Our< of Belpre, Mr s. Robert Byers and daughter, lylr .' and Mrs. Glen Tuttle and. son, Mrs. Ray Johnson: all ·of Eagl e Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. R!chard Ables of Bald Knobs, Linda Patterson and son's; RD , Racine, Paul Moore, local, James P. Hobert s, dec. to Rocky Pitzer of Bashan, ,M~ . Peggy A. Roberts, ccrt . of and Mrs. Paul Card and Son, · trans ., Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs . Jim Werry of Pat E Mitchell. Marcella Morning Star. S. Mitc hell to Linda G. Ther e were 51 present for :Brown, 45.266 acres. Chester. Sunday school on March 16 .. Earl E. Knight. Ka thryn W. Mr . and Mrs. Doagl as Kni ght to Glennis H. lioffJohnson of Racine·· vi~lted man, Dol ores K. Hoffman , with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur parcels, Chester. Earl Johns o ~. Patrick , I. 0 . McCoy, Audrey McSheryl and Betty Van Meter . Coy to Byron McCoy, 9 acres , Florence Circle and Linda Chester . Patterson and son visited Blanche Wolfe , Edgar C. Mrs. John Circle of Columbus Wolfe. Margaret Butcher to Saturday. · Edi&Jn M. Baker, Bernice J . Mr . and Mrs. James Circle, . Baker , lots, Middleport. New Haven, spent Sunday Edison M. Baker, Bernice with Mary Ci rcle. , J . Baker to William Plantz, Albe?t Holman , Rt. 2, Ramona Plants, lots, MirlRacine, was guest of Bob Bill dlepor1. Property Transfers ~upervisor expresses her thanks '·As Personal Ad vocacy Supervisor , let me take this way to say thanks for caring and volu nteering your time fu r such a gra ufying and worth wh ile servt ce," thus spo ke Mrs Mary Skinne l' toda y. Mrs. Sktnn cr sa id she would like tu hunor each vulu nlee l' m I he program . About 12 lwvc served in Personal Advoca cy for four rears and each volu nteer contributes in a different way . "To choose one or two from · the program to be honored would be im poss ibl e," Mrs . Skinner rommenl ed. Those who arc presently or have been volunteers for the program includ e Terri Bahr , Linda Dayt on. Lawren ce Clark, Or is Hubbard , Charlotte Wells. Do rothy Davis, Nora Eason, Susan Fleshman. Richard Grueser, Jessie Grueser, Debbie Hein Osbo rne, Charles Lisle, Rev . Will iam Middl eswarth , Rev. W. H. Perr in, Rev. Robert Bumgarner. Jessie Mi ght , Sa ndi Hud man , Ma ry Sea ma n, Arthur Skinner. Phyllis Skinn er, Barbara Van Met er, Crai g Van Meter, Teresa Van Meter, l.mda Well, Enna K. Yoho, Kathy Cummins, Steve Jewel , Lori Seth, I.ula Hampton. Vicki Kin g, JoAnn McLaugh lin, Rea Roush , Sherrt Darst, Helen Ba iley and Carol 0 Theiss. Man : made uppers , great bold crepe one· piece bottom with rounded heel toe gr1p Tan or white Ava1 l· 1 able 10 Childs'. MISSes' an.d gu ls· sizes t WE•599 FOR THE PAIR heritage .bouse MIDDLE~ORT, Prescriptions Filled Fast! Whe n you n eed a doctor's presc ription yo u don ' t need to wait. W e' ll fill it immediatel y , , , but still tak e ca r e to be acc urat e! Try us! VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-5759 OR NEW HAVEN, W. VA. 882-2005 Frigidaire Heavy Duty Washer and matching big-capacity Dryer. TIE BOIJNCY $ANDAL 11 • Now you know During the Civil War the Union Anny suffered 100,000 mure falalltles than the Confeelera cy . The defen dant s were rel easeel without bail and ordereel to return to court May 12. Richey ordered the three officials to return to h~artn g. N/6 , THERE •.• 'IOIJ ON SJ 99 COMPLETE COURSE Fourteen persons recently ~umplet ed a first aid multimedia course taught by Mrs. Merle ·Johnson. In the group were Manning Mohler, Elizabeth Mohler, Margie Proffitt. Susan Darling, Alan Darling, Louis Osborne, Joseph Young, Llndu Cl!rpenter, Randy Forbes, Pat Thoma , Shari Cogar, Pal· ty Jeffers, Susan J ett, Mike Mullen . 1970s . clemonstrators, who refused to identify himself said 900The Weatherman fu gitives plus agents from across the tlaimed creelit for a series of countr y had travel ed here at bomb tngs of pub lic and their own expense and were corpora te build ings between using vacation time lo do so '' This ls nol a one-rnan 1969 ant! 1972, inclucling the State show," he said . " It ts a Capi tol, the De partment and th e tribute." Helir ed FBI agent John Penta gon. They have not Kearney , recentl y freed of been caught . Gray , appoint ed by criminal charges for his part President Ri chard Nixon to of the alleged ille ga l succeed J . Edgar Hoover survelliances. busily Kreeteel foll owing Hoover 's death in oth er ·agents demonstrating 1972, had the title of acting outside the court house and dir ector because the S.nate told reporters: never co nfirm ed h1s '!.ike everyone else, 1 am here to show support for the nomination. Nixon fma lly withdr ew the ot her men. I don't wish to nomination after Gr ay have any attention paid l<l became personally involveel me." in lite Walergale ,scandal. He Attorney Gen eral Griffin was accused of burning Bell said he dropped criminal Wate rgate evidence at what char ges against Kearney , he claimed wa s an impl ieel retired super vis or of a directive from the White surveillan ce te am ca lled Squad 47, who was indicted a House. One demonstrat ing agent , year ago. Bell sa id evid ence who said he represented "The showeel Kea rney acted under Society of Former Agents," ord ers. But Bell ordered told Miller and Felt he had a "profound sorrow that lhis admin istrative action against day has come to pass .. . you 68 FBI a gents and two Ju sti ce hav e our af fec ti on, our Department officials. Only J . heartf elt praye rs in thi s Wa llace LaPracle, head of the FBI 's New Y or~ office , was momonl of travail. " One sookesma11 for the identifi ed. court May 12 fo r a pretrial OHIO , ••••••••.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a...••• ' To help deliver d e penda ble per form a nce , this Frt gid aire Heavy Duty Washer has a heavy du ty Jl10t or and oth e,r c o mponents used in Fr igidaire Commer cial Was l~ ­ ers. It keeps th e shape and stretc h In kn its longer with th e gentle wa sh action ol the Fri qidaire Kn its cycle , helps keep wrink les out of perm a nent press items wl th 3 Permanen t Press Wash cycles . Team it up with Ihe big -load dry Ing capacity or the Fr igidai1e Dryer . It le ts you dry as mu ch as an 18-lb. load all at on ce, and provides tender care for eve rything from de licatesto denims . �lO-Th~:~;~:~· Middlepo~-~o~:::·o CHARGES 1fl Will d.s ur Undt!r Chargl' ' 'Cu~lr I U~ y 2tl i! V~ ;h ta;·s I "I 125 '"" "" 2 25 \.90 J .i5 .100 n t.lu~ ~ El!d r ~ u r\1 IJvt.'r tilt' muumwn 15 \\ollb 13 ~ 1 t:lll:! l)t'r " urtl per Ll<:~)' t\tb t'UIIIHI\.: Ultlt'l !.ll<lll l\J ilM't' UII\'t' dit) ,') wrll lA· ~.;t\i!r~t'tl <1\ lht• l t1a.1 r~~ ClEARANn SALE begtns Mon Feb 13 at Sew N Sew Outlet . Ma111 Sir eel Roc111e , Al l polye~ter d o ubl e t- nil ~ redu<ed <IQ•. and lhrf'Od btg !.pOOl 5 for $1 tmnu11um C.:t3h 111;uh unn· Mttbtlt· Hunw sult',, <~ml V<!nl !Kilt-~ ( ,r~h wrl h uHI1•1 25 tl'll\ d li:l t ~t' f111 ad;, l' il. l'l'} · ur~ Hux Numbl•r !r r l'.Hl' 'I hl' St• ri· ;ut• rwrcptt'tl 111rl) wrlh ,,f lllll'l Thr PtrUh;;lll'r rt'St'l'\' l'~ tlw n~ h l ltl t•dttor fl'JCl tart~ tub lit't'llll'tl ubjl'\.'\LOtl<t l \Itt• i'llllli~lli't wd! not IM.' ro.vunsriJ\l' for mur t ' tit <~ II !11 \t HH'Uf • It'd ltl~lttl{ltl I Phum· 9!f'l · ~15ti to o,. NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES 'l<ll.!ll 991 b370 WOULD '!'OV liKE TO MuuU<~~ ,,n<\atun lo11 NET • Tut·~ dal llwu F,ui.t~ 4 P VI lh\' d il~ U.. fur t' pu lltr ~ .~lrun $75,000 IN ON£ YEA R• WORMS Stwd<tl ~ p jo,j' FnrJ<~~ afll·rnwu .......... .......... . Bel:omlll*l PROBATE COURT OF ME1G5COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE O F Tr ina Mar i e Joh n son . DECEASED Case No . 22292 or ll'lol urt>q ue ol'lll · Ull ry WIIIMIU1 liMn' I C!I.I I IIW In • •oi•W 1n lfll 'I' Q....nt OptfltiOfll Wt nt«i I "hlb.. pl>t'IOft 10 loctnM a\ an !lpfl! tGI' our lntM ,.,.I>ONof bfolotr..,. r41'Miril II\ th11 1"1 IMMEOIATELY NOTICE OF LO) 1 IN Ku'g ~b ur y Gold Rtdge otef' 1 ltt!th ~elh!l dog~ Co li Ste11e Srniih 992 623] (HIP WOOD Pole!. rno~~: diOmeter \0 on large:!il end sa pet 1011 Bundled ~ lob So per ton Delt 11 ered 10 Ohto Poll e t • Co Rt 1 Pome•ov ~92 · 2689 Atlanta· Washin9ton Orlando . Memphis POSiriON tl\cll wt>o con••nt• ut MANI\G[Io4tNl ()'liv rhllu ... ol , ,n(:tfo l~ t<>d ckd•CIIIIIK' 10 ~·t•t wo tt o. SUCCESS c:hiiK !t< c:onu~ rlliltulll' triO ~hn\l l lfl t!IJIO >11\Q(tl\ Ill """' AN 1t11n AMEN - DING ORDINANCES NO . 1550 .01 , 1550 .02 , 15S0 .09 iJnd ORDINANCE NO . H8 , TO RAISE THE RATES FOR WATER SERVICE PRESCRIB I NG THE~EBY , AN D DECLARING AN EMERGENCY BE I T O RDA I NED by fhe Cou ncr t at the Vtll age o f P om er oy . Me i gs Coun ty , Oh tO Sect ton 1 That Drd tnan ce s NOS 1550 01 , 1550 02 , 15.50 09 an c Ordtnance No 448 , be and tne same are hereby amended to read as fo llows Metereo Se r v•ce F irst 2.000 gallons , S6 .00 Nex t 3:'()00 gallons , S 74 Per 100 g~l l on • Next 10,000 gallons . 1 20 per 100 gallon Next 15 ,000 g a llons . 1 13 per 100 gat ton A ll 011er 30.000 gallons . \ 12 per 100 gallon Con sumen on t ne Athens R oad elC.tens ton outs•de t11e corpo rat ton Sh a ll be charge d a min1mum ot 16 00 per month Rate schedule above shall apply as wr rrten alter f irst slep Cons umer s on the M iners 'ii ll e Road ou ls tde the cor poritl ion sha ll be ch arged a m tn tmum ot ~6 00 per month Rat e schedule itbave sha ll app ly as wr ilten alter f tr st step M 1n rmum ch arge tor Metered Sen tce Th ru 1 1 1nch mete r . ~6 00 pe r m ont h Thru ~ tM(I'1 m ete r , ~ 6 00 per month Tn r u :l ~ tn c h meter , S 10 40 per m ont h Tn ru 1 1nch meter . 170 80 per month Tn r u l' 11 n ch meter . S34 80 oer month Thru 7 tn(h me ter . ~6 1 40 per month Thru A rn ch meter , Sl\9 90 per month Th r u 6 tn<h meter . S2 25 1S per month Bills are due on or before t he IOfh ol ea cn month B tlts are not pll id b\1 !he lOth , are sub ject 10 a penalty of 10 percent SeCit On 2 FL AT RATE SERVICE Unmetered con~um ers sh a ll be fu r nish ed wl!lter u p on the bas •s of a m inimum charge of 16 .00 per month , ucept tn c ases wnere m ete rs are removed · to prevent treel Jng , H'l su<n c ases ch arges w ilt be ba sed u pon consum er~ average m ont h ly con sumpt ions TWO OA: MOii:E CONSUMERS ON ONE SERVICE PIPE No INIW Whll voo.o• ~• pound 11 you 11'11¥"' top.Mttn"' jVII IIW fllll\00 ...... IOoatt"tlor PI\One!lf M IW 1001, n,Vi liMIT£0 Of'f'ORT'UNITY nlli'Kl1IO:\ ... ~1\\1'11 Ot MU LH .FAM ILV Ya rd So le 21 21 ~ 5 23 12 ·5 Omrn g room and ~ttchen sets . hovshold ulen ~tls . llothtr1 rnony o nt tques , display cases spool cab inet c h e~t nut chamber cho tr . pre~~ed roc ker ru'> h chotr!. wood stoves lo"m mo wer 011d mony other rt ems . Acres!. the !ttree t flam Sum · WATER: Bulk sales of water n COA L, LIMESlONE sand gro.,el colcrum chlorrde terltltzer . dog food end oil type ~ of sal t EJi · 1973 CHEVY NOVA SS ~He ll ~nt c el~ror Soli Works . Inc. E Moln co ndttton One owner N1 ce St Pomeroy 9n. ')Bq I c leon cor Phone 614 367 7258 \\••~1 ~~ '"" 0 ( 2 000 ~ Dl :Ml Xl'lJ PONTIAC TEMPEST 350 auto S700 Good runmng cond t11on 985 -4:150 GUN SHOOT Rut la nd legton 'or rn !c>Very Sunday ot 17 00 noon Spon)bred by VF W NO FIS HING and no hunhng on my propetly M olltne D1dd le Sel le r~ WAHAMA HIG H Juntor Sentor Pr o m pt clure) tn l1vmg <olor Coli trnrned1o tel 'l The Ph o to Place Pomer oy 9'11 52Q7 l or yo ur oppot n l men t HoUI!t )olu rdoy 5 30 to pm Rea sonably pr reed a rABR IC SAll A ll mot~r1ol m shop on !Jole 1 wee lo. only Mon day Aprt l1 7 thrv )oturdoy Apn l22 Ftr st qu ol t!y t..n .ts !. ton ot Sl 98 Cor o hno fob 11cs lo< oted on Rr 7 1 m1l e rro1 th o l Chesle r O h1o H ou•~ 9 DO om to 7 00 Mondo.,. th ru Fnd o.,. Closed Saturday!. e.o: ccpt lor so14t wee !.. ~ Henry and M o~y ., Hunrer Own er ~ PUBLIC NOTICE A publtc heartnQ w 111 be Mid at 10 00 A M Apr il 22 . 1978 downstatrs at Ct ly Hal t at 1)7 ~ace Street . M td dle oor t. Ohio , for the purpose ot d t ~ c uss t n g an appl tCi!IHOn to be subm tHed lor funds t hrough the Sm o!l ll Cit i es Urban oe ... elopment ACi ton Grant Pr o gram of the Department of Hous in g and .Urb o!ln Deve lo pment Res tdents are t n..,. i tea to prO¥tde 1nput tor the for mutation of lt'lts appli<11t 10n F red H o H m~n . Mayor Vt l lage of M i ddleport Apr 10 ( It ) Tbt Almanac Unlted Preas latemalloul Today is Thursday , April ~ . the 110\h day of 1978 wlth 25~ lu follow The moon is a pproachlng 1ls fuU phase . The morning star is Mercury. T he eve ning stars are Mars, Ven us, Jupiter and Saturn . ( 41 20, 17 , ' 2fc mower and reot moun t ftre wood table !tOW $14 00 TWO b500 BlU GE !toners ~97 . 7060 1974 O"<TSUN PICKUP q~·~3 1q09 SEDAN deV1IIe Codtlloc tn ex cellent r;on di!1on Fvllv load ed Pho t~e61 4 · 378 6388 37 000 mrl tH ~4 000 Call ~49 . 7 4 50 1973 Pl'f'MOUlH CUOA A ~kmg ~ I ')SO Phone 8"3 7061 (. ~ARLIE S LIVE Sott Mmnows . n•ght crawlers , red worms . garden worm'> F1!Jhtng ltcens e 1, mde above Syraluse Pork Rt SH WAR l S G UN SHOP Gun 's l or ~ ole or trc de 1'9 Rem tnglons 31 Remrngtons Model 11 W1n ches ter !. and many more See or call7o42 ·2" 21. 1q70 HONDA M~ 250 e~~:ce l len t condtilon 5750 1938 Harl ey D0111dson Cus tom 1Jed e11 · ce llent condrllon has su1c1de d ut ch and shrlt and other o< · Ce5S0fi9S 53000. 614 t88 379() EQUIPMENT FOR co mplete beauty shop for !our operator!. tl sold th•s week Phon e s:noo 9'12 7bll8 8 It truc t- camper and 10 ' , It truck camper Conto<l Ernest ~ard J• longsvdle De•ter Rood Phone 7413019 ~TAR C RAFl FOLD .down <ompet 742· 2030olter Opm STARCRAfl SPRING PROMO liON Free canopy tu e end bo ttle Co\lt! f wtlh each new fo ld down Stormo!tter S2900 no w S2150. II! 6 ttotler S5095 now S382~ 24 It m1111 motor Sl6 o460 now S13 99CJ We sell UH¥1Ce and quol rty Open Sundo y Camp Con ley Stor crolf Sales Rt 67 north ot Pr Pleasant CODNER S CAMPER S on Ro1nbow Rtdge Htgh quoltty low pnCe$ lvll lme recrecrt lonol Y1th1des and o< Cf uOrt es Off Ohto fh 7 sou th of Tupper~ Ploun toMe CR 28 to Bo!thon fo llow ~rgn~ Ope n ! til dar~ (onto<! Robe rt Codnet long Bottom Ohto • 10 FT 5ell con f01r'\ed true~ camper Good condt1ton 5q50 1•7 31'11 10 ' 1 Fl Nom ad tru ck camper Ph on t A 1 con d 1110 n blo4 .J78 b388 1976 71 toot lerr.,. •ell contotned Tro "el Tro tler 992.7066 61 4 - 667 - 36~ 2 ' 1977 JEEP CJ7 fled wtth bl ock top S5300 . 1971 VW Super Beetle s1()()() •, ton tru ck YA LE FORK lilt 70 I H backhoe & loader a11d l o Soy , 1q70 I.H 1700 dump truclo. The~& con be bough t sepo1etel v or os o group Phone 949·1705 fo• more ml ormofl on . 1!1< T H rdjl"'ill f~pplt.nH '-.,lit · P1 tr c..,',,.,, J,t( k W Call 7411932 THE VISION 991 31 66 KtlTfNS l o good Janet Mor 1~ ~ APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enl1rged our unriu d1p1rtment and will 11rvitt HotPolnt and other brands. •e ll · ri VE H P rotot1lle r new engtne Pomeror Landmari 9a_Jick W. CuMy,Mgr. Phone m -2111 llil VHVE15TEPNur~e~Shoe~ to SI O 811 8o1lev lHRH 8•3 H P ~ SA88 M•ddlep or t pu ~ h 11 ~~ mob tle home wrth e~epon do J acres, wa1e1 , sepr tc to nk Close to mtnes furn•shed lm · medtote po~~9!)5tr.tn Sl 0.500 747 307 4 or wrrle Bo ~ 9 long~v•lle Oh•o 4574 I . mower 11>4~ tECHORN HENS 50< each W 5 Mtc. hoel 985 ·4737. MIGRO HYBRID S l(X)•. replont agreement d yov don t get a sto nd Jame ~ H Smtih Hem loc k Grove , Oh10 991 2521 leave menage 1%8 DODGE ' , ron P• t kup Moto r JUS I overhoul.d. A·\peed Body • ough S150 ~41 -l197 FIRST liNE 15 not good enough That swhy weseii OElTA TIRE 5 742 n1s Check our low. low prices on TWO HOUSES In "TIM O.i1inallln Not Thtlmitlllln 667-6177 Between 7: 30 & 9:00 p.m. .. AUTHORIZED '9., _Jack W. C.rMy , Mgr . ~ ""'"" "2-2111 LJ I rBEf{~ 'OJ PJ2ES(f.jil€ MNTHII.lb , ELliOTT APPLIANCE II -;a 220 E. Main St. Pomeroy. Ohio ~~ MAKIIJb fOY.£ CALIS f'I'OOF ~D ALL. lHAT 'PJ~A Sy •ocuse on ' 1o cre lot . SpO(tOUS 3 bed1oOm wr th lo•ge ut tl '''f' room Hardwood lloors and t ar pet Fru1t trees and ~hrub~ In Rocme 3 1, acre• 8eouhf vl 5 bedroo m 3 ba th home . Com · ple re ly • •mode,ed ond cmpe ted Hos both gas ond electrrc furnace large carp or t and r.tor oge buildrngs Central 011 plus l ull bo~ement . For tn l o•mouon, col194q·2018 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PU,l-2111 SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-llt Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 Now arrange !he c~rcted letters to form the surpr tse answe r as sug gested by the above cartoon Sesame 51 10,33. Gomer Pyle. USMC 10: Dinah 13 4.3G--Litlle Rascals 3, 15 , Gil ligan 's Is. 4: Gi ll igan's Is. 8; Brady Bunc h 10 I I I J(I I I r 5·oo-Bonanza 3 ; Star Trek 4 . Gunsmoke 8: M ister • "' t I.I'!"I'I .E OHP H,\ N tiNNW Weddinp Portraits PasspofiS AnniYifllries "Get ALoad Of This" WETltERALl CONCRETE Htnderson 67S-1512 Hartford 1112-2175 UNION OPERATED 3-30· 1 mo. 1111> Hooflt<h AN. tF WH AT lH fY '5AY 15 C orp~f lhrough ou1. Sy oppot nl ment onl y Roger Abbo11 ~1 · b1 I o4 or ~'] . 2)77 100 acres l or sole No bu d d1 n g ~ . Tuppers Plotn s Oh1o Phone I b67 3349 A CRES . 8 room 1emodeled home . oil mme rol rtghts . luel 0 1! lurnacl! Rutland oreo. S3b 000. New J bedr oom total electrtc home , 1, 11 3 o(tes . r1eor mrrre~ $'17.000. Bvitd.ng lot I ll ooe~ . rural wa ter on lot S3800 Col l742·2819ofter5 pm or any lime Sot. & Svn. Coli q91 ·748 l NEW 3 bed•oo m ho use , 2 both i , oil elec 1 o c1e Mtddleporl cl o~e to Rutland Phone 992· 7481. COU NTR Y farmland w1th ~tecl ud ed woods wate r and good ac ceu rn Monroe County , W Vo S 1.000 down , coli (3()..4 ) 711 3102 0 ' (JO• ) 772·3'127 Comme rc1ol pr opertv oppro• . 17 o cres , level land, located ot l uppers Pl otns on Oht o Ro ute 7 . Phone (61• )UHJO• VA .FHA, J0 yr financi ng . a lso re f tnondng . Ireland Mortgage. 77 E. Slat e Athens . phone (614 ) ~92 - JOS l. CAll THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446-3643 ,, Evtnlnp can l .a.Jmor44HM1 THINGS HAVE 1LIR NED OUT SWELL .. NOW· IF ClNL Y I'D HURRY UP AND MEND 50 'S 1 COULD GO HOME TO GI\MMY 'N IlSSA , · I SURE MISS lHtM I nWE " FA"{Ht:R , liKE SOt-i " ... "lllrLF M" MIGHT JUS' BE(OML "liKf roo. ' 742-23•B. HOWERY AND MARliN c o ... alt ng , septr < ~ys te nu , d o.zer backhoe, dump irvck, l1mest one . gra"ol . blacktop po... mg, Rt 143 Phon e I {614 ) b98·7331. ' BA 1 HROOM S AND Kitchens remodeled . ceramic tile. plum· b ing . cot pent ry. and generol mom tenon ce . 13 veers e~~: · perren te . 992 3685 . Report 10 ,33: Family Feud 10, Pop Goes The . - PIANO TUNING Lone Daniels. Also repairs a nd adjusrmen1s, ~1 · 7S81 : if no answe r co li m -'1062 . "'' .II.I.EY OO P • ----~~.W~H~A="~C~H~~~~B~E~A=T~S~M~E7!-----~~~~~~ r-y-TTH~'FPR~l$0$0tH~E~R~Ss-AA$R£nE~~~~~:-~~~ prayer ~pt~'"·'· 10 Vital SAJSE 11<~; wAS> I -n< li$C ,. " " "-------- . . - - --:>"'/ NEv E~ SAW ME li'<ES OF I NE I THEI< ~ I. - ) pam 11 Tranquillity 12 English WOULD YOU UU TO NIT .7!5,000 " SUPER BARGAIN IN home In '"Y good condlllon . y family room In basemen! . illi<:Mn & beth . Large len ced In u<ono- - thlt won ' t l ast IHONOI'W. .. _.. M ltLP·fwt.OYlD, AND HOT HA'Vl TO tNVllf A LOT Of MONU'. _.......,~ . Husbands. W iv es & Lover s 8, 10; New s 20; Meel1ng of Minds 33 DOWN l Non-st riker 2 Prospero's 10:3G--Monly Python ' s. F lying Circus 10; 11:00--News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15: Dick Cavett 20 . Lil1as. Yoga & You r1ver servant 13 Dismclined 3 Acted CO W· ardiy · s l. 14 Judah 4 Enghs h - Hur 15 Rosary bead nver 16 Ca rbon S Cut 6 Muruc copy . abbr 17 Epist le 7 Cockney's ~L~S:::;;;::::::_:_.::.__.::::..:e~c:::.!_:_· :.:~::c~---.-: :c. a'' 19 New Gumea exclama tJOn :.. town g Rehev e 20 " I'm gonna 9 Plains buy a home , Send it bach 1 paper I' 14 ' I don't 21 Theater box 110 like it' 22 Land :.:- Gretchen! It's perfect! How did LjOU th1 nk 8 3G--C PO Sh arkey 3, 4,15 : Wal l Street Week 20.33; 9 .()()-Rockford Files 3,4,1 5. Movie "Secrets" 6.13: In credible Hu lk B. 10. Soundstage 10. Shepherd's P te 33 . 9 3Q--Makem & Clancy 33. 10 00-- Qu incy J.4, 15 , mem ber 39 Swerve · t V: . tT t!E>VRE ~ Week in Re ... iew 20.33 36 Play diviSi ons 37 Behold . Lat . 38 Chmr ACROSS I Ove rhll 5 Moslem r2 measure 33 . Yeslerday 's Answer 11 3G--Johnny Carson 3.4, 11; Baretta 6,13: NBA Plill!l· II Broken 24 Do one 's bit 011 8: Mon ty Python 's Fly ing Ctrcus 33. th read 25 Blacksmith 's 12 00--Janak i 33 : 12·4o-Lohmnan & Barkley 6: 15 Asian implement Ironsi de 13 tree 27 Prospector 1 00--Midnighl Speci al 3,4, 15, Movie " Macabre" 10: 18 English con- 28 Relat1ve I :oo-News 13. 2:3G-- News 3 3 00--Movle " The King 's P irale" 3, 4 45-Mov le "The servallve 32 Spent foo) Pla 1nsman " 3; 6 3o- FBI 3. 21 Yearn ishly · sl. Thursd::l}, Apri l 20 22 W1th a 34 Daughter snle glance of Cadmus 2:1 rarm 35 - Plaines. crop Ill. '·"'' '.'iii 16 7! ........... ~- · • " o"O ..,r .... FHANK & F.HNIE ••• AND NOIN, fO~ ~L ""yo~ • > . • I ." f F£oPLe FoOD, ~ eA~ SOMe DIST&,R81NGo - NfW.S F~OM M FoOD AND ~& IIDMINI~RM'ION •• 8 BRID=-=-G-=--E-::----- f9 Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag I 1 !3 Sheltered pla ce 24 Pallid 25 P1tch 26 Go schus· smg 27 Hen r y or Helen 29 Oklahoma lnd1an 30 Resting place 31 Bob bait 33 Doing a cartoon1st's JOb 35 BurrHam~ Iton arrair 7 ~ IZ [14 ~ f!:t ~OIIT II 120 • 10 + Q .I 1119 54 • 6 'J 2 f:AST WEST +' K g 7 2 • J 6 :< • 954 • Q .I B 6 :1 • 8 :1 + A72 121 In ll 121' f24 J26 127 129 f''-'~ jl<l + Q LO 8 5 128 ll t r'" 1 3~ [IT re ft .. " DAILY CR YPTOQI!OTE - ll ere'• h ow t o wor,k It: I I• One lettu sim pl y stand s ~ - 20 NNIE NCMI 1\<AT: ;}OT -..:; "'--"'' :;Q TD ~ not ex cuse h1s play . Th ere is l ltttl e •• Ea!il South 2 NT Pass Pctss H P<-1 :- !-. Pa s's '1 NT Opening lead : • 2 GETONIVTU AIY 1\::Y.:'\ . ANPMYLIFE/ PAW I REALLY \'>;INK SHE & GI\'EN UD HOPE 'THAT HE& dlffl'rrn c c h1s thr ee What d o you b id as dealer '! . ou 4120 + AK xx • A'1x. x ' r. eorge played of betw een down t\~ O and do wn thre e, bul a lol of d1ffercncc between dO'vl.ll two and makin g you,r conlretcl. You hold · fnr ano th er In ltu s sample A is ORTSE ace of spades a t ha \'l' played low from tH e Nort h ou : WAS ICO'<i \1:3 '<C Q : :: •" s pad es • Q). on X X Thr eorrcct openmg bid 1s sta ndard Ameri ca n. .lncoby modern or any natural sys tem . one club in V. !'. I' \ 1'1.1{ t- " I ~ : 1!1 'H tSI-. "S.~ N l iOO p1u hrlvC' a quest10n for 'I~ the e . . oer rs EA perts care Wr1te · Ask th e or tttss ne wspa· per l nd tvld tJa l queS IIOns wt ll be ans we reo If accomoameC1 by stampea .- self-addressed envelopes Tne most Interest· mg auesr1on s w111 be used 1n th1s column and will re cerve cop1es ol JACOBY MODERN ) BARNF.Y eVER C0\\1," ~~~~~f~~2e.A~C~K~-:·~j~~ L-___l.;:L::L.l~..l..ll..LJ.----lUI.ll.LL_; USL ht~ km g uf w ades . hul that did North's (our at tnck one . DRUB This ga\'l' South a. c han ce to w1n a tn ck w1th a fivr- s pol LZZUZ, I S V an d he- wa s hcpp} to avail TS TO R L A1S hun scl f or tile opportunity GUD· R T A TS Some tO minutt•s la ter , he G HO I SUO RL Z wi shed he had n' t. T h at O ZHOR chea p t nck lcfl Soulh just 0 RL UK DLDDTUS two tri cks short of the th r ee nolru mp he would h ijve PURS FUNWL Yesterday 's Cryptoquote : WHEN YOU GO TO A REST AU · made if he had won that hrst w1th th e a ce. • RANT CHOOSE A TABLE NE:AR A WA1TER .-J EWI SH spade It seems that George Jet SAYING South hold the second .tri ck r' 1978 Km~ futur~t Syrid ll'll t , Inc with the king of d1amond s . After that s1 mpl e second TO used • ~\ K 7:!· • 1\ I) Gl'lll'I"UUS HAVE 1!>1Ll'5 PHOID RE=RAMED A~D PUT eACK ON ~h--­ THE AVWTE:_':L:.:_?~~""- had U"Cd for th e thr(' e I. s. X f tl l' tht' I\~ \) o·, etr S1n .It [(' lette r s. apostrophes. the lrn~th and fo r mn tt t~ n nf lhC' \, t, Hls are all Ry Os,.ald Ja rnh y and Ala n Sunta g hm ts Each day tht• cod~.~ !l'11r r " are dlfl l'rt 1nt !'RV I'TOQ\IOTES , 15 ~NNI E 00N NA upon So uth • wnuld have wound up three down if he • ,, 10 5 Wt•s t AXY OLI\ ,\AXR t.ONr; r t; Lt.OW South po111Lcd out as some JUsllflca1wn for bis play that r;encrous (; co r gc would have pl ayrd low 1f he t. eld the king not the JaCk, wh ere- South v.a s c orrect in as- Vu lnerable : Both Dealer : South J39 dtamond sutt sumiTl };! thal c;corgc would + AK :(!: 1>7 tri ck pia~ th ere was no way for Soulh Lo run dummy 's trick one • J i SOl: Til 115 I'>• 41 10- A • Q8 4 .1'9 p~ F~ l·' Cheap trick ends up dear 6 I'' __ AN ' THAT FINISHES UP OlJR LESSON ON LONG DIVISION ·· 9<9·2057 8·00--Pilot "L ast Chance " 3,1 1: Donny & Marie 6, 13; Odd Couple 4: Wonder Woman 8,10: l'"sh ington by THOMAS JOSEPH PUlliNS EXCAVA TING . Compl~te Service . Phone 992·1478 WINTER GEl to your house' le t us make necessary repo ln . AI Tromm . Construcl lon . 742 ·7318 Making Things Grow 33 Loun t ry 15. Jack's Septic Tank SeMce Wil l do rooftng , con struction p lumbing and heo trng . No tab too Iorge or too smell. Phon e Adams Chron tcles 33 6:3G--NBC Ne ws3 ,4,15; ABC News 13 . Carol Burnett & Friends 6, CBS News 8,10: Over Easy 20 7·1)(}-(ross·Wits 3,4, Newlywed Game 6,1 3: Mup pet Sho w 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is . 15; Almana c 201 That Tu ne 6,13; P rice Is Rioht 8; MacNeil . Lehrer Phone 985-3806 EXCAVAliNG , do1er , backhoe and dttcher C herie ~ R Hat livid Bo ( M Hoe Serlli Ce, Rutland . Oh to . Phone 741·1008 6:0G--News 3,4,8,1 0.13,15; ABC News 6, Zoom 10; NEW -J UST OFF PRES S! JUMBLE BOOK ffll wl trl 110 puuces Is ava il· able lor St J5 postpaid !rom Jumble , c/o lh i!l ne wspaper, P O Box 34. No1 w00<1. N J 07648. lnctu<Je you r name, acJdress, liP tO<le and m ake ..• esti mate, 24 hour se rvice . Anyday , anytime. qn I Jumbles BATHE PENCE SECO ND CATNIP Where shortenm g is an imponant tn,gredient - IN A SPEE CH 7 3Q-- Porler Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; 11110.000 Name R.e si den.tlol • ond commercial. Call for EXCA VA TI NG , doze t , lo odcu and ba ckhoe wor~ . dump tr uch an d lo · boy!t l or htre . wtll haul lilt dtrt to $011 . luno~rone and grovel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jef ! c r s day ph one 997 7089 ntgh t ph one qq7.3525 01 S1J1 s checks payable to NewspaDerbOoll.s SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 10· 30 ·~ ' 5 3G-- New s 6: Elec . Co . 20.33: Mary Tyler Moore 10. Hogan's Heroes 15 I Answer • 4·9· 1 mo Chesler . Ohio Rogers' Net ghbo rhood 20,33: Hogan's Heroes 10. Emergency One 13 ; P etticoat Junction 15 (Answer s lomorro w) Yeslelday Middleport, Ohio 24 Yean Suvice SPRING SPECIAL Complete Pa int Jobs Small Cors $100 .00 Large Cars S125 .00 Trucks $175 .00 Body work & repair S1.00 per inch using only the best Dupont m1terials. 142 J010 eo. 3· A "( ORPHAN ANNI& of that? JUST COMPLETED new house 111 BRADFORD A uct •o neer Corn plete SefYtCe . Ph one 949 7487 M•dd lop ort Fo• mote tnfo rmo · or 949 7000 Roone Qhto Cntt lion coli 997 2138 or 997 ·530<1 Bradf ord BY OWNER: J bedroom!. wtth l ore · ed mr gas heot and 01r condt H WOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepe•~ toa sters 11ons. all t1omng . 1 acre lev el lo t tn sme ll opplton cei Lawn .,,owe r Rutla nd . SIS 000 Ph on e ne •l to State H tghwoy Cotoga 741 3163 on R ou t~ 7 Pho ne (bl<l ) 985 IWO STOflY home house b 3815 rooms and both, <eliot ou t· butld tng' 4 ceres lond at edge REMODEliNG Plurnbmg. healing end all type~ olgene1al repott of Ru tland Cornp lt~te t• otl1u Wor k guoronl eed 20 yeor ~ e~~: hook up all> o 1 bonM ~ opp r a1~ · pertence Pho ne 997 740Ci' ed property ot SIS 500 Phone 991 7[1'/4 SEW ING MACHINE Repor r!J ~er ¥1<e all makes 997 2284 lhe HOUSE AND bu stn e~~ butld tng tn Fabrrc Shop Pomero y HeedS'i 1lle 985·3519 1 Aulh on zed ~1nger Soles and BUSI NE SS BUILDING wt!h "t . . mg Ser11tce We sho•pen SoHo r\ quar ters . 30 ,. 80 Lo<oted on Morn Street Rutland For so le or trade . See o• coli 1 0 Stewart 7o42 .JA2l . POMEROY' . FIVE minute s to town HOMESHES l or sale 1 aero and up Mtddlepor!· ncar Rutlan d and schools Alvmrnum srd1n g. ~-~ !jJ ~71 1 Poore r 15 . Merv Grtffln 6, Addam s Family 8. Prinranswerhere: AUTQ P!!~TING ,,.."' 84 ACRES , fenc•d . born( \2 Pf·W d' 20 acres , pos turft, b'olo lnced l trn ber , :) bedroom houte. 1'' bo lonctd basement . on Rt 143, 2 miles off Rt . 7 &ypon BY OWNER ' acres with 9 room house, FREE GAS , 2 cor goro~e wmmer lo. i tchen and bordere-d by '1 CUHJt-s . Cat198~ · 3827 ·WH AI HE WA5 J U ST A5KLNGIH E HA 6ER'DA5HE R FOR. 1 00--For Ri cher , For Poorer 3, All My Chi ldren 6, 13; News 8; Young 8. the Restless 10; Nol lor Women Only 11. 3G--Day5 of Our Lives 3,4,15 , As The World Turns 8,10 : 2·0()-0ne Lite to Live 6,13, 1·3Q--Doctoro 3,4, 15, Gui ding Light 8.10 3 00--Anolher Wor ld 3, 4,15 . Genera l Hospita l 6,13; Ascent of Man 33 ; Li li as . Yoga & Yo u 20. 3:3G--AII In The Fam ily 8,10. Crockelt's Victory Ga rde n 10 4:0G-Mtster Ca rt oon J ; Superman 4 , For Richer , For I I I KJ I IJ BOB'S FIVE ROOMS end both , WetJgal l · Dflve. Pome roy . Reel cheap 992.7116o. I IENLOUG t 3· 11 · I mo. 1119 H~h Sl IM GALLIPOLIS I DAGEA [j Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. Elec . Co 33 . 4· 4·1 mo . ¥• miles off Rt. 1 by -poss on 51. Rl. 14J, toword Rutland, 0. 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomeroy 992-6712 Or?\12-'263 I A.M. to 4:30P.M. n D il 'lt>,''I C· ~o~J·,,.,. ,, ~ ~· '"''" ' "" HOilN LOSE:H ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 1' , oc• es on l eadin g Creek Rood. PometOJ Ulldmn BALOT .. For Sales & Service Phone 992-7113 byHen rr ArnoldandBoblee Unscramble lhese four Jumbles . one le11er lo eacll square . to torm four ordmary words RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER \.9 ~Ul~ ~ ~ r\N O K 6 Uif', PWMBING & HEATING INC. Emergency One 6 : Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9:3G--Andy Gr iff ithS; Fam il y Affair 10 IO :Oo-Sanford 8. Son 3,4,15: Edge of Night 6; P ass the Buck 8; Joke r's Wild 10; To Te ll The Trulh 13. 10 3G--Hol lywood Squares 3.4.15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice · Is Righi 8,10; 120.000 Pyram td 13 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3,4, 15. Happy Days 6.13; E lee . Co. 20 . 11 3G--Knockout 3,15; Family Feud 6,1 3, Partridge Fami ly 4; Love of Life 8. 10. Sesame St 20.33; 11 ·55-C BS News 8; Loving Free 10 11 00-- Newscent er 3: News 4,6,10: To Say The Least 11. Gambit 8: Midday Magazin e 13 11 3G-- Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Bob Bra un 4, Gong Show 15: 11 30--J oh nnv Ca r ~on 3, 4, 1S; Starsky & H utch 6 ,13 ; Route 2 Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone 992-7119 2-24 ·11 C 4·1 2-1 mo . P APPROX 9 30-A.E.S Hudson 6, 13; 10 oo-Poll ce Woman 3 , ~ . 1 5; ABC New s Cl oseup 6.1 3; Barnaby Jones 8, 10; Our Mutual Friend 33; New s 10 10 3Q--Lock, Stoc k & Barrel 20 . ll.OQ--News 3.4,6,8,10,13,15; Dick Cavell 20 . Li li as, Yoga & You 33 1f\1\t~fii)1} ~THATSCRAMBLEDWORDGAME · . 2•7 ' 2208. FERTIUZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FEn-CH'ELS · - l BLEND NO\'I ,MR .W FT·· WE SHAL.IFIND OUT IF 'IOU WERE TELLIN6. THE TRUTH ·· ABOUT THE PLACE WHERE YOU FJ.EW DAFFOD IL. D0 5SIN 5! AT THAT MOMENT-- ANOTH ER DOOR 15 AT THE FAR END OF THE E!>CAPE TUN NE L·· AND A PL.ANE 15 TMIING OUT ! OP~NINS At 992-2206 Of 992-7630 General Contracting (614) 10 WIDE 50 lon g mobtle h ome lr..Hntshed ' 1 304 77 3 5504 or 997 sm SlOO 9'12 3388 NO~ODY'5 .\NS WERI NS, CHIEF: Raott l" '""""'' 0. Ca1pel• UphOlstery Phone Mike Younc lv\ornlng , Wesl Virg inia 13. 6 55-Chuck While Reports 10; News 13. 7 00--Today 3,4,15; Good Morn ing Ame,ica 6.13; CBS News 8: Bullw lnkle 10. 7 3G--Schoolies 10. 8 oo--Capt. Kangaroo 8,10 : Sesam e St. 33 9 OO , Merv Grl lfi n 3; Phil Do nahue 4,1 3.1 5; 20,~3 . DAVID &RICKLES Call JERRY MURPHY 6 00-P TL Club II; 6:15-Socleftes 1n Transition 10: 6 3G--Columbus Today 4: News 6; Sun r ise Semester 8: 6 •~Morn i ng Report 3: 6:5Q--Good Barney Miller 6,13, Hawaii Five.o 8,10; World Remodeling . Sto• m wrndo ws end doors New lo.1tchen a wom an's deltght 2 or 3 bedrooms . Ba sement. 10 Carp~ting Concrete Patio s, Sidewalks , New Construction & Specialized in yard grad i ng , driveways. lindsc:lping , etc. We l come Original s 20; 9 00-- Bi ack Sheep SqUa dron 3,4, 15, CAPTAIN E:ASY to gt ve away Phone - - -- 1'H7 FORD 75 mower Only used twtce Col t qq?.72o4 B Young's Kitchen Cabinets, Roofing , 1·10 I mo Wdlrorn T FRIDAY, APRIL21 , 1978 1 45-F arm Report 13; S·So-PTL Club 13; I 55Sunr ise Semester 10. Back. Kotter 6.1 3. Waltons 8,10, Once Upon A ClassiC 10,33 8:3G--What's Happentng 6,13, Arabs & Israelis 33, I ROPOLY Special OcCISions HOUlE BROKEN home Superior Steam Eltraction THE PHOTO PLACE Gh'e Away tanh whrte ename l. 742 ·2581 9'11·3079 IMHL CORN B•31C.I3 limited Supply 3 16 1 mo DOZER FOR HIRE Mqr DEALERS AU CliON Publ•c tn 11 11ed Fn Apr tl 21 .st 12 00 noon TrucKlo ad s ol new me• chondt se ~old '" qvontrty at Ohro Rt ver Au ctton Me tgs Pl o10 . Mtddlep o rr Ohto Regu lar ou clr on F" ond So t ot 7 00 prn WOOD COOK stove o burner ov en wd1m1ng cloeh Water FIVE G ALL ON gorden sprayer (new ). 8 & 0 elecu 1c hedge ~ht!Or'O (used twi1 e ) Tr eodle sew rng mochme good condt · 11011 Very old soltd c olo. stond Spl1t bottom sewtng tnHP• HURRY! Pomeroy,O . 3·11-tlc Ph . 992-211-CI Aurtion &fl: OWNING 8T~ 3o4 full ch oke After 6 pm cell q92.b:JIO 98S·3892 Sitle Pr ice d Now Thru April 20th Installation Service 1" WA l ER WEll drrlllng G tont 7d') 2879 . contotned motor horne Sleeps ~ In A 1 co nd•t•on S3500. Coli otter 5 pm 985.J82q or ·& BOLEN MULCMERS Battery . 1 '• 8 FOOl compf<!r top '-49 Ford llo c CONVE RTED LAWN BOY MOWERS Brakes Tires ,1 ml Will CARE l or the elde r ly tn ou r home Ph one qq1 731 4 DODGE Muffler Shocks v lq70 KAWASAKI 100 mtnt dHr btke like ne w Recently tuned Pr •c• S4 00 Phone 992 5768 1976 HONDA 360 Rood 81t-e Chrom e end blu~:t Front dt!oC brakes Very low mrles '] helmets 5900 99'2·b302 498 Lo cust Street Mtddleport, o . Phone 992 ·3092 CARTER Ynt" F 1,·( 1lt •l ,II Small Engine Sales & Service MOORE'S POMEROY LANDMARK c. WILKINSON For The Best Price In Town · See Denver Kapple At 1976 GMC ' • ton ptcku p . Ctew cob For mlo, call bl<l 843 1b21 I " ' Al l 8 ·00- H anna . B ar be r a Happy Hour 3.4. 15; _..•. 2<7 31161 9'11 5•50 · l or 3 pt ht!(h 985·4181 FREE PARKING J.JI -1 mo. Call Plw tW yq} 7 1R 1 17< 19n THUNOEiiiBIRO I'Jb5 Fo rd ' 1 !on ptckup lqb8 For d To nne All tn eHellen t shape Q49 .2873 l':nb FORO l lO 2·door Jo--.Hotlywood Sq uar ~) 3,4 ; Ta t tlet a l es B. Mac N eil . L ehrer Report 20,33 ; Nashv tl le On The Road 13, co ndt 1950 FERGUSON 30 tractor $950 c o~t tron co ol fu rn ace Moores . compl e te SIOO 1000 gollor1 fu el 011 tonk and ro ck $J)Q Ronald Hor t 'il49 1878 52100. NICE PIGS l o r sole Alter 5. coli au Save 30 pet. to 50 pel. on heating cost Experience and fully insured Free Est. Call : "2 -3815 4-9-1mo. pd . Phone '92 -3741 or 992-51120 .,_ 9917311 9•9-1817 1975 FI RE81RD 350 A, to AM ·fM ,__ . tope ~ I Mog s 37 000 mde!ao Good con d 1t 1on Sh arp 985 -383 1 NutKe- 9 N FORD l toc to r wtlh srde mount Cellulosic (wood fiberl Thermal Insulation <rKING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Let us test your water Free Pomeroy Landmark JIM KEESEE AT UC-SVI, 9,.. _Jock W. C.rsey, Mgr. ilil Phone992-2181 Blown Insulation ifEXT:RIOR PAINTS •289.95 19bJ FORD ECONOMY TRACTOR wtth al! at ... to chme nt:. ltke new os~ung HOOF HOLLOW Ho• !>es. Buy . !tell 52250. Pho ne (614 ) bOB 3190 1radt> or tratn Ne w and u'ed !. add le, Ruth Reeves Albony B & S MOBILE HOME\ PI Pleo (614 ) 698 3190. sent W Va . bes1de Heck s I 97J 8roodm ore 14 x 6A 1 RISING ST AR Kennel 8oo rd1 ng bedroOm Indoor . ond ovtdo01 rvn~ 197JDorlon 14 wb02bedroom Groomrng oi J breed~ Clean 1971 V1ciOnon 14 x b7 3 bedroom ~onr tary loc1ltties Chesh11e 1 bolh Phone (bl.ol ) 367 0292 197/ (Q ... en try 12 X 05 J bedrOom THIUE MAlE KA( reg 1sle1ed tiny 1 %~ Srat esmon 11 • 60 1 toy poodle pu pp•es 2 par ty col · bedroom or 1 chocolate 6 week~ old REDUCE SAFE & fo\t w1th GoB.:rse Shots 9'"'en $ 150 (bl.t ) lobleh & E· Vap water pdls " b07 Jill5 Nelson Drug Section 3. Wh ere water 1S 1972 FOfoiD • .. camper spec•ol suoPI1ec fro m a si ngle ser 9'12·5976 ¥ice o tpe or to more than one consume'r o cc upant of a prem i se . ea,~;h con su me r occup anl must be su pp l ted w it h a meter W here 11 is 3 AND " RM lv rru~h ed and un· phys i ca ll y rm poss i bte or lurn t§hed opt~ Phone 99 7 tmp ra ct tc a l to atra ch a meter )434 to ea ch co nsumer occu pa nf5 pr em tSe , tne u t ility shall COUNTRY MO BILE Home PorM m ake a flat rate ser v 1ce R o ~,~te 33 north of Pom ero y cnarge of S6 .00 per consumer Those born on this date are large lots , Coll992 7479 oc c upant rn addit i on to rne Wl der the s1·g fT regular meter <!large If any ... n 0 aurus. APl FOR ren t Rentol1o Cllnsumer occ upant ta tl s to ontutonce ro te lor Sen101 ~ V rne Wi!ller re nt w h en due or violates any r u te of the (tll.r:en s Con tact Vrlloge ~no r ut ttily , the wat er m av .be sn ail be t urnrshed at a rate o f Apts .:._M iddlepon ~2 7787, tvr n ed off f rom sucn premtse Sl 60 oer thO u!iand gallons unt il the rent t5 pa rd and the !ll:cept bulK sates ro M i ct TUPPERS PLAI NS Oh to . 2 rules of th e utlitiV com plied cj l epor t . wh i cl'1 i s blUed on bedtoom opt lor rent Fu rnish · w llh con tra ct oetween the two ed or unf~,~rn•sked I 667 33o49 sec r ion • Pay ment f or towns et • oc. per. fhousond . I 0 ~ ~ mobile home 2 bedtoom W&ter Se rv tc t> s Al l b tlls tor Sect ton 6 That this Or water ser..,. ice rendered to d rn an ce i s her eby declared to near Roc•n• 99?.5858 con sum e r s un der R~fe be an em ergency measure FURNSIHEO APl 1n P omero~ Schedule , Sect ion 11 sha ll be necessary for the preser 8usineu d1s1r1<1 Surroble fat due and pava bte at the otf tc es 11a lion ol the public pea ce, of tne utility an the tenth day health , safety , com for t and construct ion wmkers Phone of the month In o,yhtch ren w el fare of t he i nhab it ants of 99?·3201 alter 5 pm dered . Pay ments rece i ved the Villa ge ol Pomeroy in thereafter St'lt!lll be subject to that St!l ld ratn must be In a penalt y of ten percl'nt { 10 creased to sup port borrow ing per c en t) of tne amount of In ant tcl pat 1on of waterworks ucn bil l Ser v ice to con. revenues for proponCI wtter NEW HONDA mini bike Z·50 Or su mers who se b1tls rema in works Improvement. &nd 11 !rode on old tru<k 9'91· 251 4 unpa id on thl' 15 th day of the snai l . rake effec t upon i ts month in . wh i ct1 rendered adoption FOUR BEDROOM home Cotum· s hell be d iscontinue d . ~--bu• .-Ohio.-- l.•nden Q_teo ,. Sell or RestoraiiOt"!\lf water~s-er-vice -Adtoped : 4· 17 ·78 trade for property or \ 4 11 70 to th t 11tter consumers snail hou!t !Ioder ol equal value in be made only af t er th e · ATTEST : p1ymen1 of a l l pa st due bills Jane W51ton Mt>tgs (oun twIXI1·7390 or Clerk and penllt ies . An addecj 991-709• . APPR OVED : c narpe of Ten Dot Iars Clerence Anarews FOR l ALE br trade 2 y.ar old ( 110. 00) witt be m ade for M1vor t'o lom !no horse restor ing the water serv ice . Phon• SectionS. 8 ULK SALES OF me rlt e l d~ 111 C h e~ te r softener. Model Now Only J&L ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR NEE A WATER SOFTENER? FOUR FA MI L'Y Yard Sa le Old RaCi ne Carpet Shop Sa t 9 DO to 5 00 949 17 47 GOOD US ED tra ct o r w tt h hydroultc 3 pt ht t(h 741·J07o4 CHES lER SAFE TY Po!ro l Yard Sole Fn & ~ot 1ht ond 21nd ~AS HS l o• 1ur1k con F1)'e '> 10 4 Rt 7 a nd Fores t Run COl · lq,rck ond A uto Poll ~ W 1 ec~er ner Sentt ce lue sole and Repo1r Rutland 7427081 01 Pennzo.t THREE FAMil V bo'Oernent sole 7•19571 Thurs Fr t and So t. Nort h of Che!>ter on ( R 36 or Mary WANT TO bvy ! old down 1-'orker re itdence compel 1:1 sleeper 742 2030 alter 6 1971 Show 8, News 10 . Gill loan's Is 15. Hocki ng Va llev Bluegrass 20; MarsMall U R~port 33 . Marty Robbins' SpotJ tghl 15 IF YOU ha ve o ~er11 1C e to olfcr . wont to buy or \CII ~ome t hmg , oe l ook11~9 f01 work or who teve1 vou II get le!tulh l m ter wtlh o Sent mel Wo rll Ad Coll9q121Sb . 8~ 5 1 SElEC TI ON ol the best wood ·sto ve!. 111 Southeo~te r n Oh to YARD SAlE f 11 4'1 and SoL 22 Jo tul Ma rso Efel T11ol to . Smoll oppl 'ton te~ mt 5C ond lots ! ('mpwood . and Nofhu o Z•on of doth tng . ftl~t •ood on le ft Ht!'ol Co 8 Pul r)otl l 01 (o ff Mtll po!tl WMPO rod to sta tion ) t.) AthellS 6 14 5976079 of ~n . J 463 Rom conc~ls 014 b96 11 87 . FOUR FAMilY Basement So l e 1hur ~ton Stone hou'>e 1nd St Pomero y be!trde lut heran Chur ch . Apnl 20 21 · l o ts of clot hes . dtsftes lu1m ture rn15c. Lei Pomeroy Landmark Ntce c urtai n~ and d 1she~ Ia• soften & condition your cornping l ot~ and l o t ~ of ntce water will! Co-op· woler '!.lull 10 unttl 4 For Sale Good N 0 . 488 ORDINANCE 991 2057 w 1th brd~~ plat ed head boards Cornplete wtt h mo ttreHe!i and co tl !t pllng s Al so one Fren<h PI Ov l nCtOI th 1ee drawer d re ~ !mr wht le wtth gol d 111m •. A ll 111 'ler 'l good co tldr!ton 9tl5 4114 OF FIDUCIARY VACA TI ON HIH """'" ~oo.o tr aon 11 0 1141 ol ou• f~tld otf•r;t1 Business Services MOWHl I It bor J pt. hrtch good cond th on 1qss 2 t o n t• u<k . flat bed Good 111es . 1- 0~ U 7 00--Cross-W it s 3.4 . N ewlywe d Game 6.1J; Gong TWO lWIN ~ IH! Hol lywood beds APPOINTMENT On January 10 , 1978 , tn t he Meigs County Probate Court , Case ·• N o 22292 , Ronnie 0 Johnson~ Route J. Pomero y . Oh i o was appo i nted Ad m i nistrator of the Estate of Tr tna Mar i e Johnson. deceased , l ate ot Route 3. Po meroy , Ohio Mannrng D Webster Probate J udQe Clerk j 4) lJ . 20 . 27 , ]IC THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1978 so• •. FRIENDl Y HOME loy flar t te~ tlOw lfl O UI ]J•d year I~ I? IO.pOrld tllQ •· ~·anWd Buy and ho<. o penrng~ for Manager !t 011d Dealer ~ Party Pla n e... TIM BEM Porne• oy .. ore\! Pro peH9 11( 1? ht>lplul Our duc ts l op p~tc e l o1 ~lo r1d1ng guot en teed toys and gdt ~ !tel l sowttrnber Co!l 9q1 5%~ 0 1 lh crnselv e ~ No co!t h ttwcsl t<ent Hanby I ·Ub 8570 m(;'>t tt No ~ cr vtc e charge ro ru s t o mQt ~ No co ll ec ttng COINS CU RRf:N ( 'Y tolo.e ns ol d potlo.e t ll'fOiches and choul!t I Cor d e I• ~e • rttg plOtle dlQ o;l l¥er or1d go ld W1..• nee 04 11 ece~:.ory (ott (OII ecl Carol Do SIB ~ 89 a3q5 and older stl ... e• co m ~ro Buy \el l y or trade Co li Roger Wotml ey WAiffH SS WANTED A pply m pe r 742 ·233 1 )On ( ro w ~ Steak Hous e OLD FURNITURE tee bowe ~ b1 o:!i ~ Pamer Ohto bedi tr on beds . el f complete WOULDYOUit lo. e toeofll $ \0 535 h o u'>ehold~ Wr t!e M D M1ll er and mote on hour? Need tod1('S Rt 4 Pomet ov Oll10 or f all to d(>rn onorrore l ace lt fr!t No 991 77W ~,;per ren r l' nec e !ro!!oory Neat NO IHM 100 large 01 too sma ll appear onc e and pleasant per Wtll buy I ptece or co tnplete ~o na l t t y o mus t Coli S.ue lor op ho u ~e h old . New u!>ed or unt• pornlrncn l f?q1 7006 que!ro Mort tn ~ Furnr!ure 20 N 2nd St Mrddlepot t Ph one J2 ·0o-Janakl 33 ; 12:0$--Movle " Falher of the Br ide" 8; 12 :4G--Toma 6,13 ; 1:00--Tomorrow 3,4; 1:SoNews 13. Movie Channel 4 s & 7 P.M. - Outlaw Blues (PG J 9& 11 P.M.- AS iar Is Born (RJ Cable Cha~nel s 6 30 PM - Testimony T ime ' 7 00 PM - Paui· Gaudino Family F itness Show 7.30 P.M - Coach's Corner 10 :00 P.M. - 700 Club TELEVISION VIEWING Luot and t'ound Notiree · Help Wanted In rrwrrwr)' . C<1nl uf Thcwk.s and Obrlluu·y 6 l'l'lll.!> !Jt' l \4'un1, JJ 00 ',. ·' ant ff..~ds·· Turn (} T rnwanted Items Into Cash ~ Debutante'' 10 . 7 W • .• Thursday. April20.t j y IN lOVING mem ory ol Edgar Reyn o ld, ~ h o po.,ed owoy o n A~r1120 1977 Sodly i 1l i~~cd bv Mrs Ro se Rl'l'n o lch . Vol & Seq y Reytlo lds 8. ( iltld t cll lym' ~..Gwvnn o11d Vol Jt Mt 011d Mr"' G V Rll pe If, fomdy Gordner R eynold~ 011d to mtly Mt and Mn, ~ rro ll lonr o .,. end lomtly Mrs Wm f R:oyn olch Mash 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie " The Reluctant RE THERE ENNY QUESTIONS? HOW LONG BEFORE RECESS? CAN I GIT A DRINK OF WATER? WHAR DID MY DOG TROT OFF TO ? .) �lO-Th~:~;~:~· Middlepo~-~o~:::·o CHARGES 1fl Will d.s ur Undt!r Chargl' ' 'Cu~lr I U~ y 2tl i! V~ ;h ta;·s I "I 125 '"" "" 2 25 \.90 J .i5 .100 n t.lu~ ~ El!d r ~ u r\1 IJvt.'r tilt' muumwn 15 \\ollb 13 ~ 1 t:lll:! l)t'r " urtl per Ll<:~)' t\tb t'UIIIHI\.: Ultlt'l !.ll<lll l\J ilM't' UII\'t' dit) ,') wrll lA· ~.;t\i!r~t'tl <1\ lht• l t1a.1 r~~ ClEARANn SALE begtns Mon Feb 13 at Sew N Sew Outlet . Ma111 Sir eel Roc111e , Al l polye~ter d o ubl e t- nil ~ redu<ed <IQ•. and lhrf'Od btg !.pOOl 5 for $1 tmnu11um C.:t3h 111;uh unn· Mttbtlt· Hunw sult',, <~ml V<!nl !Kilt-~ ( ,r~h wrl h uHI1•1 25 tl'll\ d li:l t ~t' f111 ad;, l' il. l'l'} · ur~ Hux Numbl•r !r r l'.Hl' 'I hl' St• ri· ;ut• rwrcptt'tl 111rl) wrlh ,,f lllll'l Thr PtrUh;;lll'r rt'St'l'\' l'~ tlw n~ h l ltl t•dttor fl'JCl tart~ tub lit't'llll'tl ubjl'\.'\LOtl<t l \Itt• i'llllli~lli't wd! not IM.' ro.vunsriJ\l' for mur t ' tit <~ II !11 \t HH'Uf • It'd ltl~lttl{ltl I Phum· 9!f'l · ~15ti to o,. NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES 'l<ll.!ll 991 b370 WOULD '!'OV liKE TO MuuU<~~ ,,n<\atun lo11 NET • Tut·~ dal llwu F,ui.t~ 4 P VI lh\' d il~ U.. fur t' pu lltr ~ .~lrun $75,000 IN ON£ YEA R• WORMS Stwd<tl ~ p jo,j' FnrJ<~~ afll·rnwu .......... .......... . Bel:omlll*l PROBATE COURT OF ME1G5COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE O F Tr ina Mar i e Joh n son . DECEASED Case No . 22292 or ll'lol urt>q ue ol'lll · Ull ry WIIIMIU1 liMn' I C!I.I I IIW In • •oi•W 1n lfll 'I' Q....nt OptfltiOfll Wt nt«i I "hlb.. pl>t'IOft 10 loctnM a\ an !lpfl! tGI' our lntM ,.,.I>ONof bfolotr..,. r41'Miril II\ th11 1"1 IMMEOIATELY NOTICE OF LO) 1 IN Ku'g ~b ur y Gold Rtdge otef' 1 ltt!th ~elh!l dog~ Co li Ste11e Srniih 992 623] (HIP WOOD Pole!. rno~~: diOmeter \0 on large:!il end sa pet 1011 Bundled ~ lob So per ton Delt 11 ered 10 Ohto Poll e t • Co Rt 1 Pome•ov ~92 · 2689 Atlanta· Washin9ton Orlando . Memphis POSiriON tl\cll wt>o con••nt• ut MANI\G[Io4tNl ()'liv rhllu ... ol , ,n(:tfo l~ t<>d ckd•CIIIIIK' 10 ~·t•t wo tt o. SUCCESS c:hiiK !t< c:onu~ rlliltulll' triO ~hn\l l lfl t!IJIO >11\Q(tl\ Ill """' AN 1t11n AMEN - DING ORDINANCES NO . 1550 .01 , 1550 .02 , 15S0 .09 iJnd ORDINANCE NO . H8 , TO RAISE THE RATES FOR WATER SERVICE PRESCRIB I NG THE~EBY , AN D DECLARING AN EMERGENCY BE I T O RDA I NED by fhe Cou ncr t at the Vtll age o f P om er oy . Me i gs Coun ty , Oh tO Sect ton 1 That Drd tnan ce s NOS 1550 01 , 1550 02 , 15.50 09 an c Ordtnance No 448 , be and tne same are hereby amended to read as fo llows Metereo Se r v•ce F irst 2.000 gallons , S6 .00 Nex t 3:'()00 gallons , S 74 Per 100 g~l l on • Next 10,000 gallons . 1 20 per 100 gallon Next 15 ,000 g a llons . 1 13 per 100 gat ton A ll 011er 30.000 gallons . \ 12 per 100 gallon Con sumen on t ne Athens R oad elC.tens ton outs•de t11e corpo rat ton Sh a ll be charge d a min1mum ot 16 00 per month Rate schedule above shall apply as wr rrten alter f irst slep Cons umer s on the M iners 'ii ll e Road ou ls tde the cor poritl ion sha ll be ch arged a m tn tmum ot ~6 00 per month Rat e schedule itbave sha ll app ly as wr ilten alter f tr st step M 1n rmum ch arge tor Metered Sen tce Th ru 1 1 1nch mete r . ~6 00 pe r m ont h Thru ~ tM(I'1 m ete r , ~ 6 00 per month Tn r u :l ~ tn c h meter , S 10 40 per m ont h Tn ru 1 1nch meter . 170 80 per month Tn r u l' 11 n ch meter . S34 80 oer month Thru 7 tn(h me ter . ~6 1 40 per month Thru A rn ch meter , Sl\9 90 per month Th r u 6 tn<h meter . S2 25 1S per month Bills are due on or before t he IOfh ol ea cn month B tlts are not pll id b\1 !he lOth , are sub ject 10 a penalty of 10 percent SeCit On 2 FL AT RATE SERVICE Unmetered con~um ers sh a ll be fu r nish ed wl!lter u p on the bas •s of a m inimum charge of 16 .00 per month , ucept tn c ases wnere m ete rs are removed · to prevent treel Jng , H'l su<n c ases ch arges w ilt be ba sed u pon consum er~ average m ont h ly con sumpt ions TWO OA: MOii:E CONSUMERS ON ONE SERVICE PIPE No INIW Whll voo.o• ~• pound 11 you 11'11¥"' top.Mttn"' jVII IIW fllll\00 ...... IOoatt"tlor PI\One!lf M IW 1001, n,Vi liMIT£0 Of'f'ORT'UNITY nlli'Kl1IO:\ ... ~1\\1'11 Ot MU LH .FAM ILV Ya rd So le 21 21 ~ 5 23 12 ·5 Omrn g room and ~ttchen sets . hovshold ulen ~tls . llothtr1 rnony o nt tques , display cases spool cab inet c h e~t nut chamber cho tr . pre~~ed roc ker ru'> h chotr!. wood stoves lo"m mo wer 011d mony other rt ems . Acres!. the !ttree t flam Sum · WATER: Bulk sales of water n COA L, LIMESlONE sand gro.,el colcrum chlorrde terltltzer . dog food end oil type ~ of sal t EJi · 1973 CHEVY NOVA SS ~He ll ~nt c el~ror Soli Works . Inc. E Moln co ndttton One owner N1 ce St Pomeroy 9n. ')Bq I c leon cor Phone 614 367 7258 \\••~1 ~~ '"" 0 ( 2 000 ~ Dl :Ml Xl'lJ PONTIAC TEMPEST 350 auto S700 Good runmng cond t11on 985 -4:150 GUN SHOOT Rut la nd legton 'or rn !c>Very Sunday ot 17 00 noon Spon)bred by VF W NO FIS HING and no hunhng on my propetly M olltne D1dd le Sel le r~ WAHAMA HIG H Juntor Sentor Pr o m pt clure) tn l1vmg <olor Coli trnrned1o tel 'l The Ph o to Place Pomer oy 9'11 52Q7 l or yo ur oppot n l men t HoUI!t )olu rdoy 5 30 to pm Rea sonably pr reed a rABR IC SAll A ll mot~r1ol m shop on !Jole 1 wee lo. only Mon day Aprt l1 7 thrv )oturdoy Apn l22 Ftr st qu ol t!y t..n .ts !. ton ot Sl 98 Cor o hno fob 11cs lo< oted on Rr 7 1 m1l e rro1 th o l Chesle r O h1o H ou•~ 9 DO om to 7 00 Mondo.,. th ru Fnd o.,. Closed Saturday!. e.o: ccpt lor so14t wee !.. ~ Henry and M o~y ., Hunrer Own er ~ PUBLIC NOTICE A publtc heartnQ w 111 be Mid at 10 00 A M Apr il 22 . 1978 downstatrs at Ct ly Hal t at 1)7 ~ace Street . M td dle oor t. Ohio , for the purpose ot d t ~ c uss t n g an appl tCi!IHOn to be subm tHed lor funds t hrough the Sm o!l ll Cit i es Urban oe ... elopment ACi ton Grant Pr o gram of the Department of Hous in g and .Urb o!ln Deve lo pment Res tdents are t n..,. i tea to prO¥tde 1nput tor the for mutation of lt'lts appli<11t 10n F red H o H m~n . Mayor Vt l lage of M i ddleport Apr 10 ( It ) Tbt Almanac Unlted Preas latemalloul Today is Thursday , April ~ . the 110\h day of 1978 wlth 25~ lu follow The moon is a pproachlng 1ls fuU phase . The morning star is Mercury. T he eve ning stars are Mars, Ven us, Jupiter and Saturn . ( 41 20, 17 , ' 2fc mower and reot moun t ftre wood table !tOW $14 00 TWO b500 BlU GE !toners ~97 . 7060 1974 O"<TSUN PICKUP q~·~3 1q09 SEDAN deV1IIe Codtlloc tn ex cellent r;on di!1on Fvllv load ed Pho t~e61 4 · 378 6388 37 000 mrl tH ~4 000 Call ~49 . 7 4 50 1973 Pl'f'MOUlH CUOA A ~kmg ~ I ')SO Phone 8"3 7061 (. ~ARLIE S LIVE Sott Mmnows . n•ght crawlers , red worms . garden worm'> F1!Jhtng ltcens e 1, mde above Syraluse Pork Rt SH WAR l S G UN SHOP Gun 's l or ~ ole or trc de 1'9 Rem tnglons 31 Remrngtons Model 11 W1n ches ter !. and many more See or call7o42 ·2" 21. 1q70 HONDA M~ 250 e~~:ce l len t condtilon 5750 1938 Harl ey D0111dson Cus tom 1Jed e11 · ce llent condrllon has su1c1de d ut ch and shrlt and other o< · Ce5S0fi9S 53000. 614 t88 379() EQUIPMENT FOR co mplete beauty shop for !our operator!. tl sold th•s week Phon e s:noo 9'12 7bll8 8 It truc t- camper and 10 ' , It truck camper Conto<l Ernest ~ard J• longsvdle De•ter Rood Phone 7413019 ~TAR C RAFl FOLD .down <ompet 742· 2030olter Opm STARCRAfl SPRING PROMO liON Free canopy tu e end bo ttle Co\lt! f wtlh each new fo ld down Stormo!tter S2900 no w S2150. II! 6 ttotler S5095 now S382~ 24 It m1111 motor Sl6 o460 now S13 99CJ We sell UH¥1Ce and quol rty Open Sundo y Camp Con ley Stor crolf Sales Rt 67 north ot Pr Pleasant CODNER S CAMPER S on Ro1nbow Rtdge Htgh quoltty low pnCe$ lvll lme recrecrt lonol Y1th1des and o< Cf uOrt es Off Ohto fh 7 sou th of Tupper~ Ploun toMe CR 28 to Bo!thon fo llow ~rgn~ Ope n ! til dar~ (onto<! Robe rt Codnet long Bottom Ohto • 10 FT 5ell con f01r'\ed true~ camper Good condt1ton 5q50 1•7 31'11 10 ' 1 Fl Nom ad tru ck camper Ph on t A 1 con d 1110 n blo4 .J78 b388 1976 71 toot lerr.,. •ell contotned Tro "el Tro tler 992.7066 61 4 - 667 - 36~ 2 ' 1977 JEEP CJ7 fled wtth bl ock top S5300 . 1971 VW Super Beetle s1()()() •, ton tru ck YA LE FORK lilt 70 I H backhoe & loader a11d l o Soy , 1q70 I.H 1700 dump truclo. The~& con be bough t sepo1etel v or os o group Phone 949·1705 fo• more ml ormofl on . 1!1< T H rdjl"'ill f~pplt.nH '-.,lit · P1 tr c..,',,.,, J,t( k W Call 7411932 THE VISION 991 31 66 KtlTfNS l o good Janet Mor 1~ ~ APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enl1rged our unriu d1p1rtment and will 11rvitt HotPolnt and other brands. •e ll · ri VE H P rotot1lle r new engtne Pomeror Landmari 9a_Jick W. CuMy,Mgr. Phone m -2111 llil VHVE15TEPNur~e~Shoe~ to SI O 811 8o1lev lHRH 8•3 H P ~ SA88 M•ddlep or t pu ~ h 11 ~~ mob tle home wrth e~epon do J acres, wa1e1 , sepr tc to nk Close to mtnes furn•shed lm · medtote po~~9!)5tr.tn Sl 0.500 747 307 4 or wrrle Bo ~ 9 long~v•lle Oh•o 4574 I . mower 11>4~ tECHORN HENS 50< each W 5 Mtc. hoel 985 ·4737. MIGRO HYBRID S l(X)•. replont agreement d yov don t get a sto nd Jame ~ H Smtih Hem loc k Grove , Oh10 991 2521 leave menage 1%8 DODGE ' , ron P• t kup Moto r JUS I overhoul.d. A·\peed Body • ough S150 ~41 -l197 FIRST liNE 15 not good enough That swhy weseii OElTA TIRE 5 742 n1s Check our low. low prices on TWO HOUSES In "TIM O.i1inallln Not Thtlmitlllln 667-6177 Between 7: 30 & 9:00 p.m. .. AUTHORIZED '9., _Jack W. C.rMy , Mgr . ~ ""'"" "2-2111 LJ I rBEf{~ 'OJ PJ2ES(f.jil€ MNTHII.lb , ELliOTT APPLIANCE II -;a 220 E. Main St. Pomeroy. Ohio ~~ MAKIIJb fOY.£ CALIS f'I'OOF ~D ALL. lHAT 'PJ~A Sy •ocuse on ' 1o cre lot . SpO(tOUS 3 bed1oOm wr th lo•ge ut tl '''f' room Hardwood lloors and t ar pet Fru1t trees and ~hrub~ In Rocme 3 1, acre• 8eouhf vl 5 bedroo m 3 ba th home . Com · ple re ly • •mode,ed ond cmpe ted Hos both gas ond electrrc furnace large carp or t and r.tor oge buildrngs Central 011 plus l ull bo~ement . For tn l o•mouon, col194q·2018 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PU,l-2111 SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-llt Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 Now arrange !he c~rcted letters to form the surpr tse answe r as sug gested by the above cartoon Sesame 51 10,33. Gomer Pyle. USMC 10: Dinah 13 4.3G--Litlle Rascals 3, 15 , Gil ligan 's Is. 4: Gi ll igan's Is. 8; Brady Bunc h 10 I I I J(I I I r 5·oo-Bonanza 3 ; Star Trek 4 . Gunsmoke 8: M ister • "' t I.I'!"I'I .E OHP H,\ N tiNNW Weddinp Portraits PasspofiS AnniYifllries "Get ALoad Of This" WETltERALl CONCRETE Htnderson 67S-1512 Hartford 1112-2175 UNION OPERATED 3-30· 1 mo. 1111> Hooflt<h AN. tF WH AT lH fY '5AY 15 C orp~f lhrough ou1. Sy oppot nl ment onl y Roger Abbo11 ~1 · b1 I o4 or ~'] . 2)77 100 acres l or sole No bu d d1 n g ~ . Tuppers Plotn s Oh1o Phone I b67 3349 A CRES . 8 room 1emodeled home . oil mme rol rtghts . luel 0 1! lurnacl! Rutland oreo. S3b 000. New J bedr oom total electrtc home , 1, 11 3 o(tes . r1eor mrrre~ $'17.000. Bvitd.ng lot I ll ooe~ . rural wa ter on lot S3800 Col l742·2819ofter5 pm or any lime Sot. & Svn. Coli q91 ·748 l NEW 3 bed•oo m ho use , 2 both i , oil elec 1 o c1e Mtddleporl cl o~e to Rutland Phone 992· 7481. COU NTR Y farmland w1th ~tecl ud ed woods wate r and good ac ceu rn Monroe County , W Vo S 1.000 down , coli (3()..4 ) 711 3102 0 ' (JO• ) 772·3'127 Comme rc1ol pr opertv oppro• . 17 o cres , level land, located ot l uppers Pl otns on Oht o Ro ute 7 . Phone (61• )UHJO• VA .FHA, J0 yr financi ng . a lso re f tnondng . Ireland Mortgage. 77 E. Slat e Athens . phone (614 ) ~92 - JOS l. CAll THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446-3643 ,, Evtnlnp can l .a.Jmor44HM1 THINGS HAVE 1LIR NED OUT SWELL .. NOW· IF ClNL Y I'D HURRY UP AND MEND 50 'S 1 COULD GO HOME TO GI\MMY 'N IlSSA , · I SURE MISS lHtM I nWE " FA"{Ht:R , liKE SOt-i " ... "lllrLF M" MIGHT JUS' BE(OML "liKf roo. ' 742-23•B. HOWERY AND MARliN c o ... alt ng , septr < ~ys te nu , d o.zer backhoe, dump irvck, l1mest one . gra"ol . blacktop po... mg, Rt 143 Phon e I {614 ) b98·7331. ' BA 1 HROOM S AND Kitchens remodeled . ceramic tile. plum· b ing . cot pent ry. and generol mom tenon ce . 13 veers e~~: · perren te . 992 3685 . Report 10 ,33: Family Feud 10, Pop Goes The . - PIANO TUNING Lone Daniels. Also repairs a nd adjusrmen1s, ~1 · 7S81 : if no answe r co li m -'1062 . "'' .II.I.EY OO P • ----~~.W~H~A="~C~H~~~~B~E~A=T~S~M~E7!-----~~~~~~ r-y-TTH~'FPR~l$0$0tH~E~R~Ss-AA$R£nE~~~~~:-~~~ prayer ~pt~'"·'· 10 Vital SAJSE 11<~; wAS> I -n< li$C ,. " " "-------- . . - - --:>"'/ NEv E~ SAW ME li'<ES OF I NE I THEI< ~ I. - ) pam 11 Tranquillity 12 English WOULD YOU UU TO NIT .7!5,000 " SUPER BARGAIN IN home In '"Y good condlllon . y family room In basemen! . illi<:Mn & beth . Large len ced In u<ono- - thlt won ' t l ast IHONOI'W. .. _.. M ltLP·fwt.OYlD, AND HOT HA'Vl TO tNVllf A LOT Of MONU'. _.......,~ . Husbands. W iv es & Lover s 8, 10; New s 20; Meel1ng of Minds 33 DOWN l Non-st riker 2 Prospero's 10:3G--Monly Python ' s. F lying Circus 10; 11:00--News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15: Dick Cavett 20 . Lil1as. Yoga & You r1ver servant 13 Dismclined 3 Acted CO W· ardiy · s l. 14 Judah 4 Enghs h - Hur 15 Rosary bead nver 16 Ca rbon S Cut 6 Muruc copy . abbr 17 Epist le 7 Cockney's ~L~S:::;;;::::::_:_.::.__.::::..:e~c:::.!_:_· :.:~::c~---.-: :c. a'' 19 New Gumea exclama tJOn :.. town g Rehev e 20 " I'm gonna 9 Plains buy a home , Send it bach 1 paper I' 14 ' I don't 21 Theater box 110 like it' 22 Land :.:- Gretchen! It's perfect! How did LjOU th1 nk 8 3G--C PO Sh arkey 3, 4,15 : Wal l Street Week 20.33; 9 .()()-Rockford Files 3,4,1 5. Movie "Secrets" 6.13: In credible Hu lk B. 10. Soundstage 10. Shepherd's P te 33 . 9 3Q--Makem & Clancy 33. 10 00-- Qu incy J.4, 15 , mem ber 39 Swerve · t V: . tT t!E>VRE ~ Week in Re ... iew 20.33 36 Play diviSi ons 37 Behold . Lat . 38 Chmr ACROSS I Ove rhll 5 Moslem r2 measure 33 . Yeslerday 's Answer 11 3G--Johnny Carson 3.4, 11; Baretta 6,13: NBA Plill!l· II Broken 24 Do one 's bit 011 8: Mon ty Python 's Fly ing Ctrcus 33. th read 25 Blacksmith 's 12 00--Janak i 33 : 12·4o-Lohmnan & Barkley 6: 15 Asian implement Ironsi de 13 tree 27 Prospector 1 00--Midnighl Speci al 3,4, 15, Movie " Macabre" 10: 18 English con- 28 Relat1ve I :oo-News 13. 2:3G-- News 3 3 00--Movle " The King 's P irale" 3, 4 45-Mov le "The servallve 32 Spent foo) Pla 1nsman " 3; 6 3o- FBI 3. 21 Yearn ishly · sl. Thursd::l}, Apri l 20 22 W1th a 34 Daughter snle glance of Cadmus 2:1 rarm 35 - Plaines. crop Ill. '·"'' '.'iii 16 7! ........... ~- · • " o"O ..,r .... FHANK & F.HNIE ••• AND NOIN, fO~ ~L ""yo~ • > . • I ." f F£oPLe FoOD, ~ eA~ SOMe DIST&,R81NGo - NfW.S F~OM M FoOD AND ~& IIDMINI~RM'ION •• 8 BRID=-=-G-=--E-::----- f9 Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag I 1 !3 Sheltered pla ce 24 Pallid 25 P1tch 26 Go schus· smg 27 Hen r y or Helen 29 Oklahoma lnd1an 30 Resting place 31 Bob bait 33 Doing a cartoon1st's JOb 35 BurrHam~ Iton arrair 7 ~ IZ [14 ~ f!:t ~OIIT II 120 • 10 + Q .I 1119 54 • 6 'J 2 f:AST WEST +' K g 7 2 • J 6 :< • 954 • Q .I B 6 :1 • 8 :1 + A72 121 In ll 121' f24 J26 127 129 f''-'~ jl<l + Q LO 8 5 128 ll t r'" 1 3~ [IT re ft .. " DAILY CR YPTOQI!OTE - ll ere'• h ow t o wor,k It: I I• One lettu sim pl y stand s ~ - 20 NNIE NCMI 1\<AT: ;}OT -..:; "'--"'' :;Q TD ~ not ex cuse h1s play . Th ere is l ltttl e •• Ea!il South 2 NT Pass Pctss H P<-1 :- !-. Pa s's '1 NT Opening lead : • 2 GETONIVTU AIY 1\::Y.:'\ . ANPMYLIFE/ PAW I REALLY \'>;INK SHE & GI\'EN UD HOPE 'THAT HE& dlffl'rrn c c h1s thr ee What d o you b id as dealer '! . ou 4120 + AK xx • A'1x. x ' r. eorge played of betw een down t\~ O and do wn thre e, bul a lol of d1ffercncc between dO'vl.ll two and makin g you,r conlretcl. You hold · fnr ano th er In ltu s sample A is ORTSE ace of spades a t ha \'l' played low from tH e Nort h ou : WAS ICO'<i \1:3 '<C Q : :: •" s pad es • Q). on X X Thr eorrcct openmg bid 1s sta ndard Ameri ca n. .lncoby modern or any natural sys tem . one club in V. !'. I' \ 1'1.1{ t- " I ~ : 1!1 'H tSI-. "S.~ N l iOO p1u hrlvC' a quest10n for 'I~ the e . . oer rs EA perts care Wr1te · Ask th e or tttss ne wspa· per l nd tvld tJa l queS IIOns wt ll be ans we reo If accomoameC1 by stampea .- self-addressed envelopes Tne most Interest· mg auesr1on s w111 be used 1n th1s column and will re cerve cop1es ol JACOBY MODERN ) BARNF.Y eVER C0\\1," ~~~~~f~~2e.A~C~K~-:·~j~~ L-___l.;:L::L.l~..l..ll..LJ.----lUI.ll.LL_; USL ht~ km g uf w ades . hul that did North's (our at tnck one . DRUB This ga\'l' South a. c han ce to w1n a tn ck w1th a fivr- s pol LZZUZ, I S V an d he- wa s hcpp} to avail TS TO R L A1S hun scl f or tile opportunity GUD· R T A TS Some tO minutt•s la ter , he G HO I SUO RL Z wi shed he had n' t. T h at O ZHOR chea p t nck lcfl Soulh just 0 RL UK DLDDTUS two tri cks short of the th r ee nolru mp he would h ijve PURS FUNWL Yesterday 's Cryptoquote : WHEN YOU GO TO A REST AU · made if he had won that hrst w1th th e a ce. • RANT CHOOSE A TABLE NE:AR A WA1TER .-J EWI SH spade It seems that George Jet SAYING South hold the second .tri ck r' 1978 Km~ futur~t Syrid ll'll t , Inc with the king of d1amond s . After that s1 mpl e second TO used • ~\ K 7:!· • 1\ I) Gl'lll'I"UUS HAVE 1!>1Ll'5 PHOID RE=RAMED A~D PUT eACK ON ~h--­ THE AVWTE:_':L:.:_?~~""- had U"Cd for th e thr(' e I. s. X f tl l' tht' I\~ \) o·, etr S1n .It [(' lette r s. apostrophes. the lrn~th and fo r mn tt t~ n nf lhC' \, t, Hls are all Ry Os,.ald Ja rnh y and Ala n Sunta g hm ts Each day tht• cod~.~ !l'11r r " are dlfl l'rt 1nt !'RV I'TOQ\IOTES , 15 ~NNI E 00N NA upon So uth • wnuld have wound up three down if he • ,, 10 5 Wt•s t AXY OLI\ ,\AXR t.ONr; r t; Lt.OW South po111Lcd out as some JUsllflca1wn for bis play that r;encrous (; co r gc would have pl ayrd low 1f he t. eld the king not the JaCk, wh ere- South v.a s c orrect in as- Vu lnerable : Both Dealer : South J39 dtamond sutt sumiTl };! thal c;corgc would + AK :(!: 1>7 tri ck pia~ th ere was no way for Soulh Lo run dummy 's trick one • J i SOl: Til 115 I'>• 41 10- A • Q8 4 .1'9 p~ F~ l·' Cheap trick ends up dear 6 I'' __ AN ' THAT FINISHES UP OlJR LESSON ON LONG DIVISION ·· 9<9·2057 8·00--Pilot "L ast Chance " 3,1 1: Donny & Marie 6, 13; Odd Couple 4: Wonder Woman 8,10: l'"sh ington by THOMAS JOSEPH PUlliNS EXCAVA TING . Compl~te Service . Phone 992·1478 WINTER GEl to your house' le t us make necessary repo ln . AI Tromm . Construcl lon . 742 ·7318 Making Things Grow 33 Loun t ry 15. Jack's Septic Tank SeMce Wil l do rooftng , con struction p lumbing and heo trng . No tab too Iorge or too smell. Phon e Adams Chron tcles 33 6:3G--NBC Ne ws3 ,4,15; ABC News 13 . Carol Burnett & Friends 6, CBS News 8,10: Over Easy 20 7·1)(}-(ross·Wits 3,4, Newlywed Game 6,1 3: Mup pet Sho w 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is . 15; Almana c 201 That Tu ne 6,13; P rice Is Rioht 8; MacNeil . Lehrer Phone 985-3806 EXCAVAliNG , do1er , backhoe and dttcher C herie ~ R Hat livid Bo ( M Hoe Serlli Ce, Rutland . Oh to . Phone 741·1008 6:0G--News 3,4,8,1 0.13,15; ABC News 6, Zoom 10; NEW -J UST OFF PRES S! JUMBLE BOOK ffll wl trl 110 puuces Is ava il· able lor St J5 postpaid !rom Jumble , c/o lh i!l ne wspaper, P O Box 34. No1 w00<1. N J 07648. lnctu<Je you r name, acJdress, liP tO<le and m ake ..• esti mate, 24 hour se rvice . Anyday , anytime. qn I Jumbles BATHE PENCE SECO ND CATNIP Where shortenm g is an imponant tn,gredient - IN A SPEE CH 7 3Q-- Porler Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; 11110.000 Name R.e si den.tlol • ond commercial. Call for EXCA VA TI NG , doze t , lo odcu and ba ckhoe wor~ . dump tr uch an d lo · boy!t l or htre . wtll haul lilt dtrt to $011 . luno~rone and grovel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jef ! c r s day ph one 997 7089 ntgh t ph one qq7.3525 01 S1J1 s checks payable to NewspaDerbOoll.s SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 10· 30 ·~ ' 5 3G-- New s 6: Elec . Co . 20.33: Mary Tyler Moore 10. Hogan's Heroes 15 I Answer • 4·9· 1 mo Chesler . Ohio Rogers' Net ghbo rhood 20,33: Hogan's Heroes 10. Emergency One 13 ; P etticoat Junction 15 (Answer s lomorro w) Yeslelday Middleport, Ohio 24 Yean Suvice SPRING SPECIAL Complete Pa int Jobs Small Cors $100 .00 Large Cars S125 .00 Trucks $175 .00 Body work & repair S1.00 per inch using only the best Dupont m1terials. 142 J010 eo. 3· A "( ORPHAN ANNI& of that? JUST COMPLETED new house 111 BRADFORD A uct •o neer Corn plete SefYtCe . Ph one 949 7487 M•dd lop ort Fo• mote tnfo rmo · or 949 7000 Roone Qhto Cntt lion coli 997 2138 or 997 ·530<1 Bradf ord BY OWNER: J bedroom!. wtth l ore · ed mr gas heot and 01r condt H WOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepe•~ toa sters 11ons. all t1omng . 1 acre lev el lo t tn sme ll opplton cei Lawn .,,owe r Rutla nd . SIS 000 Ph on e ne •l to State H tghwoy Cotoga 741 3163 on R ou t~ 7 Pho ne (bl<l ) 985 IWO STOflY home house b 3815 rooms and both, <eliot ou t· butld tng' 4 ceres lond at edge REMODEliNG Plurnbmg. healing end all type~ olgene1al repott of Ru tland Cornp lt~te t• otl1u Wor k guoronl eed 20 yeor ~ e~~: hook up all> o 1 bonM ~ opp r a1~ · pertence Pho ne 997 740Ci' ed property ot SIS 500 Phone 991 7[1'/4 SEW ING MACHINE Repor r!J ~er ¥1<e all makes 997 2284 lhe HOUSE AND bu stn e~~ butld tng tn Fabrrc Shop Pomero y HeedS'i 1lle 985·3519 1 Aulh on zed ~1nger Soles and BUSI NE SS BUILDING wt!h "t . . mg Ser11tce We sho•pen SoHo r\ quar ters . 30 ,. 80 Lo<oted on Morn Street Rutland For so le or trade . See o• coli 1 0 Stewart 7o42 .JA2l . POMEROY' . FIVE minute s to town HOMESHES l or sale 1 aero and up Mtddlepor!· ncar Rutlan d and schools Alvmrnum srd1n g. ~-~ !jJ ~71 1 Poore r 15 . Merv Grtffln 6, Addam s Family 8. Prinranswerhere: AUTQ P!!~TING ,,.."' 84 ACRES , fenc•d . born( \2 Pf·W d' 20 acres , pos turft, b'olo lnced l trn ber , :) bedroom houte. 1'' bo lonctd basement . on Rt 143, 2 miles off Rt . 7 &ypon BY OWNER ' acres with 9 room house, FREE GAS , 2 cor goro~e wmmer lo. i tchen and bordere-d by '1 CUHJt-s . Cat198~ · 3827 ·WH AI HE WA5 J U ST A5KLNGIH E HA 6ER'DA5HE R FOR. 1 00--For Ri cher , For Poorer 3, All My Chi ldren 6, 13; News 8; Young 8. the Restless 10; Nol lor Women Only 11. 3G--Day5 of Our Lives 3,4,15 , As The World Turns 8,10 : 2·0()-0ne Lite to Live 6,13, 1·3Q--Doctoro 3,4, 15, Gui ding Light 8.10 3 00--Anolher Wor ld 3, 4,15 . Genera l Hospita l 6,13; Ascent of Man 33 ; Li li as . Yoga & Yo u 20. 3:3G--AII In The Fam ily 8,10. Crockelt's Victory Ga rde n 10 4:0G-Mtster Ca rt oon J ; Superman 4 , For Richer , For I I I KJ I IJ BOB'S FIVE ROOMS end both , WetJgal l · Dflve. Pome roy . Reel cheap 992.7116o. I IENLOUG t 3· 11 · I mo. 1119 H~h Sl IM GALLIPOLIS I DAGEA [j Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. Elec . Co 33 . 4· 4·1 mo . ¥• miles off Rt. 1 by -poss on 51. Rl. 14J, toword Rutland, 0. 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomeroy 992-6712 Or?\12-'263 I A.M. to 4:30P.M. n D il 'lt>,''I C· ~o~J·,,.,. ,, ~ ~· '"''" ' "" HOilN LOSE:H ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 1' , oc• es on l eadin g Creek Rood. PometOJ Ulldmn BALOT .. For Sales & Service Phone 992-7113 byHen rr ArnoldandBoblee Unscramble lhese four Jumbles . one le11er lo eacll square . to torm four ordmary words RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER \.9 ~Ul~ ~ ~ r\N O K 6 Uif', PWMBING & HEATING INC. Emergency One 6 : Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9:3G--Andy Gr iff ithS; Fam il y Affair 10 IO :Oo-Sanford 8. Son 3,4,15: Edge of Night 6; P ass the Buck 8; Joke r's Wild 10; To Te ll The Trulh 13. 10 3G--Hol lywood Squares 3.4.15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice · Is Righi 8,10; 120.000 Pyram td 13 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3,4, 15. Happy Days 6.13; E lee . Co. 20 . 11 3G--Knockout 3,15; Family Feud 6,1 3, Partridge Fami ly 4; Love of Life 8. 10. Sesame St 20.33; 11 ·55-C BS News 8; Loving Free 10 11 00-- Newscent er 3: News 4,6,10: To Say The Least 11. Gambit 8: Midday Magazin e 13 11 3G-- Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Bob Bra un 4, Gong Show 15: 11 30--J oh nnv Ca r ~on 3, 4, 1S; Starsky & H utch 6 ,13 ; Route 2 Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone 992-7119 2-24 ·11 C 4·1 2-1 mo . P APPROX 9 30-A.E.S Hudson 6, 13; 10 oo-Poll ce Woman 3 , ~ . 1 5; ABC New s Cl oseup 6.1 3; Barnaby Jones 8, 10; Our Mutual Friend 33; New s 10 10 3Q--Lock, Stoc k & Barrel 20 . ll.OQ--News 3.4,6,8,10,13,15; Dick Cavell 20 . Li li as, Yoga & You 33 1f\1\t~fii)1} ~THATSCRAMBLEDWORDGAME · . 2•7 ' 2208. FERTIUZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FEn-CH'ELS · - l BLEND NO\'I ,MR .W FT·· WE SHAL.IFIND OUT IF 'IOU WERE TELLIN6. THE TRUTH ·· ABOUT THE PLACE WHERE YOU FJ.EW DAFFOD IL. D0 5SIN 5! AT THAT MOMENT-- ANOTH ER DOOR 15 AT THE FAR END OF THE E!>CAPE TUN NE L·· AND A PL.ANE 15 TMIING OUT ! OP~NINS At 992-2206 Of 992-7630 General Contracting (614) 10 WIDE 50 lon g mobtle h ome lr..Hntshed ' 1 304 77 3 5504 or 997 sm SlOO 9'12 3388 NO~ODY'5 .\NS WERI NS, CHIEF: Raott l" '""""'' 0. Ca1pel• UphOlstery Phone Mike Younc lv\ornlng , Wesl Virg inia 13. 6 55-Chuck While Reports 10; News 13. 7 00--Today 3,4,15; Good Morn ing Ame,ica 6.13; CBS News 8: Bullw lnkle 10. 7 3G--Schoolies 10. 8 oo--Capt. Kangaroo 8,10 : Sesam e St. 33 9 OO , Merv Grl lfi n 3; Phil Do nahue 4,1 3.1 5; 20,~3 . DAVID &RICKLES Call JERRY MURPHY 6 00-P TL Club II; 6:15-Socleftes 1n Transition 10: 6 3G--Columbus Today 4: News 6; Sun r ise Semester 8: 6 •~Morn i ng Report 3: 6:5Q--Good Barney Miller 6,13, Hawaii Five.o 8,10; World Remodeling . Sto• m wrndo ws end doors New lo.1tchen a wom an's deltght 2 or 3 bedrooms . Ba sement. 10 Carp~ting Concrete Patio s, Sidewalks , New Construction & Specialized in yard grad i ng , driveways. lindsc:lping , etc. We l come Original s 20; 9 00-- Bi ack Sheep SqUa dron 3,4, 15, CAPTAIN E:ASY to gt ve away Phone - - -- 1'H7 FORD 75 mower Only used twtce Col t qq?.72o4 B Young's Kitchen Cabinets, Roofing , 1·10 I mo Wdlrorn T FRIDAY, APRIL21 , 1978 1 45-F arm Report 13; S·So-PTL Club 13; I 55Sunr ise Semester 10. Back. Kotter 6.1 3. Waltons 8,10, Once Upon A ClassiC 10,33 8:3G--What's Happentng 6,13, Arabs & Israelis 33, I ROPOLY Special OcCISions HOUlE BROKEN home Superior Steam Eltraction THE PHOTO PLACE Gh'e Away tanh whrte ename l. 742 ·2581 9'11·3079 IMHL CORN B•31C.I3 limited Supply 3 16 1 mo DOZER FOR HIRE Mqr DEALERS AU CliON Publ•c tn 11 11ed Fn Apr tl 21 .st 12 00 noon TrucKlo ad s ol new me• chondt se ~old '" qvontrty at Ohro Rt ver Au ctton Me tgs Pl o10 . Mtddlep o rr Ohto Regu lar ou clr on F" ond So t ot 7 00 prn WOOD COOK stove o burner ov en wd1m1ng cloeh Water FIVE G ALL ON gorden sprayer (new ). 8 & 0 elecu 1c hedge ~ht!Or'O (used twi1 e ) Tr eodle sew rng mochme good condt · 11011 Very old soltd c olo. stond Spl1t bottom sewtng tnHP• HURRY! Pomeroy,O . 3·11-tlc Ph . 992-211-CI Aurtion &fl: OWNING 8T~ 3o4 full ch oke After 6 pm cell q92.b:JIO 98S·3892 Sitle Pr ice d Now Thru April 20th Installation Service 1" WA l ER WEll drrlllng G tont 7d') 2879 . contotned motor horne Sleeps ~ In A 1 co nd•t•on S3500. Coli otter 5 pm 985.J82q or ·& BOLEN MULCMERS Battery . 1 '• 8 FOOl compf<!r top '-49 Ford llo c CONVE RTED LAWN BOY MOWERS Brakes Tires ,1 ml Will CARE l or the elde r ly tn ou r home Ph one qq1 731 4 DODGE Muffler Shocks v lq70 KAWASAKI 100 mtnt dHr btke like ne w Recently tuned Pr •c• S4 00 Phone 992 5768 1976 HONDA 360 Rood 81t-e Chrom e end blu~:t Front dt!oC brakes Very low mrles '] helmets 5900 99'2·b302 498 Lo cust Street Mtddleport, o . Phone 992 ·3092 CARTER Ynt" F 1,·( 1lt •l ,II Small Engine Sales & Service MOORE'S POMEROY LANDMARK c. WILKINSON For The Best Price In Town · See Denver Kapple At 1976 GMC ' • ton ptcku p . Ctew cob For mlo, call bl<l 843 1b21 I " ' Al l 8 ·00- H anna . B ar be r a Happy Hour 3.4. 15; _..•. 2<7 31161 9'11 5•50 · l or 3 pt ht!(h 985·4181 FREE PARKING J.JI -1 mo. Call Plw tW yq} 7 1R 1 17< 19n THUNOEiiiBIRO I'Jb5 Fo rd ' 1 !on ptckup lqb8 For d To nne All tn eHellen t shape Q49 .2873 l':nb FORO l lO 2·door Jo--.Hotlywood Sq uar ~) 3,4 ; Ta t tlet a l es B. Mac N eil . L ehrer Report 20,33 ; Nashv tl le On The Road 13, co ndt 1950 FERGUSON 30 tractor $950 c o~t tron co ol fu rn ace Moores . compl e te SIOO 1000 gollor1 fu el 011 tonk and ro ck $J)Q Ronald Hor t 'il49 1878 52100. NICE PIGS l o r sole Alter 5. coli au Save 30 pet. to 50 pel. on heating cost Experience and fully insured Free Est. Call : "2 -3815 4-9-1mo. pd . Phone '92 -3741 or 992-51120 .,_ 9917311 9•9-1817 1975 FI RE81RD 350 A, to AM ·fM ,__ . tope ~ I Mog s 37 000 mde!ao Good con d 1t 1on Sh arp 985 -383 1 NutKe- 9 N FORD l toc to r wtlh srde mount Cellulosic (wood fiberl Thermal Insulation <rKING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Let us test your water Free Pomeroy Landmark JIM KEESEE AT UC-SVI, 9,.. _Jock W. C.rsey, Mgr. ilil Phone992-2181 Blown Insulation ifEXT:RIOR PAINTS •289.95 19bJ FORD ECONOMY TRACTOR wtth al! at ... to chme nt:. ltke new os~ung HOOF HOLLOW Ho• !>es. Buy . !tell 52250. Pho ne (614 ) bOB 3190 1radt> or tratn Ne w and u'ed !. add le, Ruth Reeves Albony B & S MOBILE HOME\ PI Pleo (614 ) 698 3190. sent W Va . bes1de Heck s I 97J 8roodm ore 14 x 6A 1 RISING ST AR Kennel 8oo rd1 ng bedroOm Indoor . ond ovtdo01 rvn~ 197JDorlon 14 wb02bedroom Groomrng oi J breed~ Clean 1971 V1ciOnon 14 x b7 3 bedroom ~onr tary loc1ltties Chesh11e 1 bolh Phone (bl.ol ) 367 0292 197/ (Q ... en try 12 X 05 J bedrOom THIUE MAlE KA( reg 1sle1ed tiny 1 %~ Srat esmon 11 • 60 1 toy poodle pu pp•es 2 par ty col · bedroom or 1 chocolate 6 week~ old REDUCE SAFE & fo\t w1th GoB.:rse Shots 9'"'en $ 150 (bl.t ) lobleh & E· Vap water pdls " b07 Jill5 Nelson Drug Section 3. Wh ere water 1S 1972 FOfoiD • .. camper spec•ol suoPI1ec fro m a si ngle ser 9'12·5976 ¥ice o tpe or to more than one consume'r o cc upant of a prem i se . ea,~;h con su me r occup anl must be su pp l ted w it h a meter W here 11 is 3 AND " RM lv rru~h ed and un· phys i ca ll y rm poss i bte or lurn t§hed opt~ Phone 99 7 tmp ra ct tc a l to atra ch a meter )434 to ea ch co nsumer occu pa nf5 pr em tSe , tne u t ility shall COUNTRY MO BILE Home PorM m ake a flat rate ser v 1ce R o ~,~te 33 north of Pom ero y cnarge of S6 .00 per consumer Those born on this date are large lots , Coll992 7479 oc c upant rn addit i on to rne Wl der the s1·g fT regular meter <!large If any ... n 0 aurus. APl FOR ren t Rentol1o Cllnsumer occ upant ta tl s to ontutonce ro te lor Sen101 ~ V rne Wi!ller re nt w h en due or violates any r u te of the (tll.r:en s Con tact Vrlloge ~no r ut ttily , the wat er m av .be sn ail be t urnrshed at a rate o f Apts .:._M iddlepon ~2 7787, tvr n ed off f rom sucn premtse Sl 60 oer thO u!iand gallons unt il the rent t5 pa rd and the !ll:cept bulK sates ro M i ct TUPPERS PLAI NS Oh to . 2 rules of th e utlitiV com plied cj l epor t . wh i cl'1 i s blUed on bedtoom opt lor rent Fu rnish · w llh con tra ct oetween the two ed or unf~,~rn•sked I 667 33o49 sec r ion • Pay ment f or towns et • oc. per. fhousond . I 0 ~ ~ mobile home 2 bedtoom W&ter Se rv tc t> s Al l b tlls tor Sect ton 6 That this Or water ser..,. ice rendered to d rn an ce i s her eby declared to near Roc•n• 99?.5858 con sum e r s un der R~fe be an em ergency measure FURNSIHEO APl 1n P omero~ Schedule , Sect ion 11 sha ll be necessary for the preser 8usineu d1s1r1<1 Surroble fat due and pava bte at the otf tc es 11a lion ol the public pea ce, of tne utility an the tenth day health , safety , com for t and construct ion wmkers Phone of the month In o,yhtch ren w el fare of t he i nhab it ants of 99?·3201 alter 5 pm dered . Pay ments rece i ved the Villa ge ol Pomeroy in thereafter St'lt!lll be subject to that St!l ld ratn must be In a penalt y of ten percl'nt { 10 creased to sup port borrow ing per c en t) of tne amount of In ant tcl pat 1on of waterworks ucn bil l Ser v ice to con. revenues for proponCI wtter NEW HONDA mini bike Z·50 Or su mers who se b1tls rema in works Improvement. &nd 11 !rode on old tru<k 9'91· 251 4 unpa id on thl' 15 th day of the snai l . rake effec t upon i ts month in . wh i ct1 rendered adoption FOUR BEDROOM home Cotum· s hell be d iscontinue d . ~--bu• .-Ohio.-- l.•nden Q_teo ,. Sell or RestoraiiOt"!\lf water~s-er-vice -Adtoped : 4· 17 ·78 trade for property or \ 4 11 70 to th t 11tter consumers snail hou!t !Ioder ol equal value in be made only af t er th e · ATTEST : p1ymen1 of a l l pa st due bills Jane W51ton Mt>tgs (oun twIXI1·7390 or Clerk and penllt ies . An addecj 991-709• . APPR OVED : c narpe of Ten Dot Iars Clerence Anarews FOR l ALE br trade 2 y.ar old ( 110. 00) witt be m ade for M1vor t'o lom !no horse restor ing the water serv ice . Phon• SectionS. 8 ULK SALES OF me rlt e l d~ 111 C h e~ te r softener. Model Now Only J&L ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR NEE A WATER SOFTENER? FOUR FA MI L'Y Yard Sa le Old RaCi ne Carpet Shop Sa t 9 DO to 5 00 949 17 47 GOOD US ED tra ct o r w tt h hydroultc 3 pt ht t(h 741·J07o4 CHES lER SAFE TY Po!ro l Yard Sole Fn & ~ot 1ht ond 21nd ~AS HS l o• 1ur1k con F1)'e '> 10 4 Rt 7 a nd Fores t Run COl · lq,rck ond A uto Poll ~ W 1 ec~er ner Sentt ce lue sole and Repo1r Rutland 7427081 01 Pennzo.t THREE FAMil V bo'Oernent sole 7•19571 Thurs Fr t and So t. Nort h of Che!>ter on ( R 36 or Mary WANT TO bvy ! old down 1-'orker re itdence compel 1:1 sleeper 742 2030 alter 6 1971 Show 8, News 10 . Gill loan's Is 15. Hocki ng Va llev Bluegrass 20; MarsMall U R~port 33 . Marty Robbins' SpotJ tghl 15 IF YOU ha ve o ~er11 1C e to olfcr . wont to buy or \CII ~ome t hmg , oe l ook11~9 f01 work or who teve1 vou II get le!tulh l m ter wtlh o Sent mel Wo rll Ad Coll9q121Sb . 8~ 5 1 SElEC TI ON ol the best wood ·sto ve!. 111 Southeo~te r n Oh to YARD SAlE f 11 4'1 and SoL 22 Jo tul Ma rso Efel T11ol to . Smoll oppl 'ton te~ mt 5C ond lots ! ('mpwood . and Nofhu o Z•on of doth tng . ftl~t •ood on le ft Ht!'ol Co 8 Pul r)otl l 01 (o ff Mtll po!tl WMPO rod to sta tion ) t.) AthellS 6 14 5976079 of ~n . J 463 Rom conc~ls 014 b96 11 87 . FOUR FAMilY Basement So l e 1hur ~ton Stone hou'>e 1nd St Pomero y be!trde lut heran Chur ch . Apnl 20 21 · l o ts of clot hes . dtsftes lu1m ture rn15c. Lei Pomeroy Landmark Ntce c urtai n~ and d 1she~ Ia• soften & condition your cornping l ot~ and l o t ~ of ntce water will! Co-op· woler '!.lull 10 unttl 4 For Sale Good N 0 . 488 ORDINANCE 991 2057 w 1th brd~~ plat ed head boards Cornplete wtt h mo ttreHe!i and co tl !t pllng s Al so one Fren<h PI Ov l nCtOI th 1ee drawer d re ~ !mr wht le wtth gol d 111m •. A ll 111 'ler 'l good co tldr!ton 9tl5 4114 OF FIDUCIARY VACA TI ON HIH """'" ~oo.o tr aon 11 0 1141 ol ou• f~tld otf•r;t1 Business Services MOWHl I It bor J pt. hrtch good cond th on 1qss 2 t o n t• u<k . flat bed Good 111es . 1- 0~ U 7 00--Cross-W it s 3.4 . N ewlywe d Game 6.1J; Gong TWO lWIN ~ IH! Hol lywood beds APPOINTMENT On January 10 , 1978 , tn t he Meigs County Probate Court , Case ·• N o 22292 , Ronnie 0 Johnson~ Route J. Pomero y . Oh i o was appo i nted Ad m i nistrator of the Estate of Tr tna Mar i e Johnson. deceased , l ate ot Route 3. Po meroy , Ohio Mannrng D Webster Probate J udQe Clerk j 4) lJ . 20 . 27 , ]IC THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1978 so• •. FRIENDl Y HOME loy flar t te~ tlOw lfl O UI ]J•d year I~ I? IO.pOrld tllQ •· ~·anWd Buy and ho<. o penrng~ for Manager !t 011d Dealer ~ Party Pla n e... TIM BEM Porne• oy .. ore\! Pro peH9 11( 1? ht>lplul Our duc ts l op p~tc e l o1 ~lo r1d1ng guot en teed toys and gdt ~ !tel l sowttrnber Co!l 9q1 5%~ 0 1 lh crnselv e ~ No co!t h ttwcsl t<ent Hanby I ·Ub 8570 m(;'>t tt No ~ cr vtc e charge ro ru s t o mQt ~ No co ll ec ttng COINS CU RRf:N ( 'Y tolo.e ns ol d potlo.e t ll'fOiches and choul!t I Cor d e I• ~e • rttg plOtle dlQ o;l l¥er or1d go ld W1..• nee 04 11 ece~:.ory (ott (OII ecl Carol Do SIB ~ 89 a3q5 and older stl ... e• co m ~ro Buy \el l y or trade Co li Roger Wotml ey WAiffH SS WANTED A pply m pe r 742 ·233 1 )On ( ro w ~ Steak Hous e OLD FURNITURE tee bowe ~ b1 o:!i ~ Pamer Ohto bedi tr on beds . el f complete WOULDYOUit lo. e toeofll $ \0 535 h o u'>ehold~ Wr t!e M D M1ll er and mote on hour? Need tod1('S Rt 4 Pomet ov Oll10 or f all to d(>rn onorrore l ace lt fr!t No 991 77W ~,;per ren r l' nec e !ro!!oory Neat NO IHM 100 large 01 too sma ll appear onc e and pleasant per Wtll buy I ptece or co tnplete ~o na l t t y o mus t Coli S.ue lor op ho u ~e h old . New u!>ed or unt• pornlrncn l f?q1 7006 que!ro Mort tn ~ Furnr!ure 20 N 2nd St Mrddlepot t Ph one J2 ·0o-Janakl 33 ; 12:0$--Movle " Falher of the Br ide" 8; 12 :4G--Toma 6,13 ; 1:00--Tomorrow 3,4; 1:SoNews 13. Movie Channel 4 s & 7 P.M. - Outlaw Blues (PG J 9& 11 P.M.- AS iar Is Born (RJ Cable Cha~nel s 6 30 PM - Testimony T ime ' 7 00 PM - Paui· Gaudino Family F itness Show 7.30 P.M - Coach's Corner 10 :00 P.M. - 700 Club TELEVISION VIEWING Luot and t'ound Notiree · Help Wanted In rrwrrwr)' . C<1nl uf Thcwk.s and Obrlluu·y 6 l'l'lll.!> !Jt' l \4'un1, JJ 00 ',. ·' ant ff..~ds·· Turn (} T rnwanted Items Into Cash ~ Debutante'' 10 . 7 W • .• Thursday. April20.t j y IN lOVING mem ory ol Edgar Reyn o ld, ~ h o po.,ed owoy o n A~r1120 1977 Sodly i 1l i~~cd bv Mrs Ro se Rl'l'n o lch . Vol & Seq y Reytlo lds 8. ( iltld t cll lym' ~..Gwvnn o11d Vol Jt Mt 011d Mr"' G V Rll pe If, fomdy Gordner R eynold~ 011d to mtly Mt and Mn, ~ rro ll lonr o .,. end lomtly Mrs Wm f R:oyn olch Mash 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie " The Reluctant RE THERE ENNY QUESTIONS? HOW LONG BEFORE RECESS? CAN I GIT A DRINK OF WATER? WHAR DID MY DOG TROT OFF TO ? .) �• 12- The Daily Sentinel. Midd!Ppurt ·Pomeroy. 0 .. Thursday. Apnl 20. 1978 ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY Judge rejects attempt COLUMBUS (IJPIJ - One state lawmaker was rebuff ell Wednesday in his attempt tu stop the state from advancing the rinanciallv troub led schools money tO pay bills. so another will trv todav . Franklin Colmtv Common ('onlnllling Board did not have the authurity to disburse tht.• lllOtll-') He had soug h} · bnth a !l'mporary and permanent restn:llnmg order to keeP S~ate Auditor Tllmnas ~·er1,~1son F: . from issuiiJg a $21.5 funds ... Murdvck said. Gilli e ha d sa id the Controlling Boa rd had the funds. but he also ruled the Controlling Board would have to houor any from school (ll h er request with distr \ r~ a!read~ IJeen issued. he warlts Pfeifer maintmrH.>d U1at 1f tht• court to order Fcn:,usun to not lwve passed both U1e state n •cn w r t hem . Senat e a nd House Representatives . the paymem wa s made. it would set a pr ecedent that could bankrupt stale sehOills and >also said the slate million rhL·ck this week and " UH~ bomd hHd no aultwi'i ty to appropri<llL' m om~y with ('llnd ttion~ttr tiS stri ng s attached it did and secondly, the hn~· cl ear·Jy statt.•s .that foW1dation lll tH llt's are to be <-tppropritJtt'd nn a monthly bti SIS to each scllool district . If ll1e u•urt finds the boRed m·tpd illegally, Murdock said he wan ts Uw ('U llrt to prevent the aud ttnr from issuing the funds , and if Umse funds hHve ·'The lcgislat ure and not the ('nntrnllmg Board should hcn ·c rtpprupriated th nst' similar fina ncial problems . Pleifer had sa id if U1e stale Hllnws this pay lllenl to Cleve· land then any fi nancia llytroubled dislri rt should be able to , seek, cmd rec(•1ve. fu nds. I F'ran klin B. Walter. stale super inte ndent of public in· strurtion. sa)'S any sdwo! district facin~ problems like the Cleveland schools w1ll be treated as Cleveland has been treated. Pfeife r had sa id the only rt~a so n as~ JEANS SALE prumisei"J. Their last pay chcc·k was to disbm:se the ' March 17. nuthurity Pleas Court .Judge Fred G1lhe rejected an attempt by Sen . Paul Pfeifer. R-Bue)Tus. to block th e payment of s:m.8 million in state funds tu bail out the bankrupt Clewland city school system Assistant House Minoritv L~ader Norman Murdnrk \;f Cincinnati was to ask the Franklin County Court of Appeals toda) fur a declarat ory JUdgment declaring Monday's acti<Hl of the State Controll ing b1•ard illegal. The Controlling Board had approved adv"nrmg the schools the money . another 19.:1 million in June . Murdnck said m hi s brief. to be filed with the court . that U1e sd(rx>l 's 11.000 employees were not J)(iid the request was turned over to the Conu·olling Roard wa s because it would nf The money did not arrive in Wednesda\ C'll'\·cland and In other action. the NAACP filed several requests with a federa I judge urging him basically to set aside stale law and order up to 9.9 mills ·of taxes reeently rejectc'<.! by Cleveland voters. Nathaniel Jones. national ~eneral counse l fur N,\ ACP. sa id . Clev-e lan d's Ulxpayers will have on ly themselves "' blame if Chief ~'e deral Jud ge Prank J . &lltisti orders them to pay additional taxes lo keep the cit y's 180 schools open and deseg regated. He also sa id that local voters indicated la st April 6. when they defeated a levy designed to keep the sciHKJis operational. th at they are aga in st desegregatio n and th at makes them responsible fo r attempting ID .IJ!oek a federal co urt 11 rdc r un der Cnnstitutional l r.~w . FRIDAY, APRIL 21st AND SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT .'TIL 8 WOMEN'S JEANS PRE-TEEN - JUNIOR - REGULAR - EXTRA SIZES \ \ r !. - ~· > P "' ' \ ;,.-- I By HELEN THOMAS WASHI NGTON 1UP I I President Carter, fa ced w1th poor ec onom ic news and co ngre ssiona 1 tan1 peri ng l'ffnrts to curb lllfldllOfl, SUIIITTIUning 16 top ex~·cutlves of lhr nat10n 's trat ion Tlw former e~ssode~te publisher of Holling Stone magazine will bt' the second with the tax package he hopes tht•1r .support in his burge lmlng bHttle agi:tlllst top wo111an in U1e Cmter pol!cy·ma k1ng hi erarr lly . !'v1idgr. rustanza , director of ' mfiHtlon the Off1ce of Public l.ia1 son. will he lp r evive the economy , today in\~ted ('ongressional lax writers and bus1nessnJPn Ca rtrr pla rt'i to hold CJ :similar Jllel•ting s(Jon with or ~an ized lt1bor leaders to <-tppea l for their backing for the ,·olunta ry w(lge and pnce rcstntinL'i tht' tldministration is bank1n~ on to qu ell 1nflatwn . wtll be for separ ate White House chat s. The pres1d ent has had mixed re; uIts wit h. his combi nati on tas cut-tax revision plan undergmng f1ve weeks of review by the tax writing House Way s and Means Committee. W1th ke) Carter proposals br~n g scrapped by the panel. the president schedul ed a meeting today with the chairman . Rep . Al Ulima 11. D-Dre .. and otht•rs to disc·uss the future of the plan . The action foll owed the Commerce Department's annoWlcement Wednesd<:ty th<:tt the Gross National Product skidded during ll1e <•pening three months of 1978 t u shu\\ he worst natwnal output Jn thr~ years. Commer c e S e cr t! t ar~ Juanita Kreps shnrtly , aftrr the announcement told Congress anythmg less than Carter's $23.9 billiOn tax cut proposal may in crease chances fo r worS(' inflCJtlun next year . The pr esident wH s d c v otm ~ attention , as . we . ll, to adrmms- blut•-dup companie> to rally In a maj or speech on mflcttwn last wet>k , DJ rter ann nunc('d he will seek a 5.5 pt•n ·t•nt ce11'ing on federHl W!!l'kl'r W<ll.!t mereases and urgl•d industry leagprs t~J fullo\\ suit. H{' hAs made it 1 dear hiS plans for the d.;:tmpenmg inflatiun dt1 nnt tnclude any man dat ory C! llltro b ovl'r pn ces and wag es. On ~tnother frnnt. chan gt'S m the White Ht> use operation a nd st<1ff wl're euntinuing to emer gl' as a result of Carter 's \\'rrkt•nd ~t nck.taking with his C<~btnct and top Hou ~(,a Jdes HI C'arnp While Oa\·ld, Md DenHx-ratic politi cal pro Anm· Wexler . deputy undl• r s ecretary nf ('OIIHIH'I'C1.' . iS IJIO\'i n g lO tht.' Wh1te H111M as " ~.000·•· yt-ar pn•sJdt•ntwl !iSststa nt to \\ IWk with rtdnsrr Sturnt E1 sem;t~t 1n the domestic policy f lt•ld. conccntrit tin~ (rn Legislature at-a-glance HOUSE stu d ent :, HB 1736 Broo k. s Provrdes tor ln nd us(' pla n n 1n g 1239 . Pa nenill Expand s re ~ trrct 10 ns on tor ml:'r p u bl rc off rcra ls and em ployee s rf'pre sentr n9 person s Detore pub l rc aq c r1cr es on wh rc h !h(''l ser v l'd or were emp lo yed HB 11 40, Ba ll Eli m rnate s tue l ad IUSimen t cos t pass throuqhs by el ec tr rc l rg h t corn pi\n res HB l ?J L K ar mol Up d ate s srar uror -.· pr ov rsr ons r rl i\f 1nQ to coun ty hom e!o HB l7.t2 , Saw ve r Pr ov1 dcs a non torte Jt ure la w tor 1nd 1V1dUal de ter re d an nu 111eS HB 12 4) , M urd oc "' Au th Or !les <,chool <; ub s.1 dy i!d va nce pa y menrs to sc hools that r un oul of rr1on ey m 1977 78 ~ch o ol ye ar HB 1? 44 , J ct s k. uls k 1 F Mill t at es tOr nt menTa l tor sul fur 010 ~ 1 d<' 111 Oh 10 Cl>.~il Slalules to more ell erli\lt>ly deal w11t1 nat ur rt\ dPf en!.(' ee 1 and m an m ade d 1 ~a~ t e r s HB 1009, E HugheS tn cr eases the rc lmtlu rsf' nwnr ot memi>N <; 0 1 bOr:'HdS Of h('JI I h d i.-. t r,rts. 81 9 Sub HB l08J Bcy ald Crca!C'1 c1 nou<ouH~ progr am tor o!der adult:, il nd prov1de!J tor. rom munrt y mu1 1 1 p u rpo~e sen10r ccn · er ~ '. .... ... .. ··--r - --~ ~~ A Home Btmk For Meigs County Peo11le RACINE HOME NATIONAL -sANK-.,.... "". . .,, ·~ ... ,.., . ·:- ..... . . , . Fifteen Cen ts Vol. ~~~ No. :; make ·' beller use'' nf their time. and that Carter wnuld l..M! Illt:.'t.'ling individue~lly and srna ll rr groups with members from time lo time 1n Pay raise 1Continued The learning experiences of kindergarten are being stressed in announcing the registration of kmdergarten from page I) uffi cia ls and rmployecs tn $55.000. That an 1endment was aim ed ANOTIIER TRAIN DERAU.ED - t\pproximately 16 cars of the Chessie System carrying dangerous chemi cals were derailed around 5 a .m. today north of Pt . Pleasant. It was the second time in less t11an four months such an incident has occurred in the Pt. Pleasant area . None of th e cars were ruptw-ed in today's incident north of Pt. edu eators, al sprc· i fil'all y col legr preside nts wh ose salar ies cmd fringr benefits in some cases exceed that amount . currentl y with salaries uf $55,000 are the chancellor nf ·~~=·-~O::ll,·!·!·!':<.<.'l-:':..'"·;·:,.:.:-:,,:,:·:·:·:::<:~<::<<:~:'"""';;~1 !News. . .rn Brrefsl Trailer owners ll1e Ohio il<Jard of Rege nts ami the state superintendent The Sena te lmd rt~tu ced the · pmposed sala ry for chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court til $55.000 fr om the House-recommended figure of $60.000. The conferenre committee kept that lower figu re after Meshel agreed to l'tmvim·c his Se notc eolleagues to up gra de MEN'S JEANS Includes our entire stock of men's jeans - Wrangler and other famous makes - Complete selection of sizes in basic and fashion styles - Flares and straight legs - Shop sa laries for other judgl's. t\.>;soeiate Supreme Co urt Just iees. cut from $53.000 to $4~ .000 by the Senate. would ~ct $51.000 under the bill . They now make $40.000 . Appea Is court judges. reduced from $49.000 to 145.000 by the Senate. wou ld get 141.000 under the ·bil l. They now make $37.000. best selection. ear~ for .... Reg. s11 95 Jeans••..•..•. Sale sgss Reg. s1295 Jeans ....... Sale s}Q'l5 su Reg. s1495 Jeans •••••••• Sale 95 Reg. s1595 Jeans ....... Sale s1275 tor sem dra ile r 0 SE NATE 6111 Introduc ed · SB 487 , Meshel Make s correc t 10n s 1n pre\I IOustv enact ed appropr1al!on b i ll s Bil ls PaHed Am HB !145 , S Brown R£'q u, r es n1e l1cens 1ng ot aucf10n bus1 nesses and changes tee s 19 0 Am Su b HB 906 . LM c1 0ne Prov 1des proT ec TIOn tor endan q Ned pla n ts 79 0 Am Pro h 1bl <, Sub HB 605, tampermg F r 1C'S w 1l h ,l Reg. s1695 Jeans ....... Sale 51355 Reg. s1795 Jeans ••••••• Sale s1435 All of our boys.' denim and fashion jea ns are included for !his e vent . Regular sizes · slims hu skies and the popular s tudent size 26 to 30 inch waist. Am HB 71 8, St ,nt iM O Incr ea ses pcnaltres for unla wf ul po s~ e ss1bn ot dan gero us ordn an r f's ?8 1 1Conunued from page I ) Sheriff's Office hns " suppl y of lcanrts "T(Iward S::tfcr Cycling " fum1 shcd by the !Continued from page 1I Stale of Ohi o Department of The effect of mflmion _ Highw ay Safety These arc nodKing 7 percent lllb ye~tr free and can be pieked up any . compared to 6.2 percen t 111 time. 1977 - was evi dent 111 Sheriff Proffll t advises. W'e dnes day ' s La bor Inflation Department :tnnounte ment of a bicycle as a toy or IJU sh · th e poverty level up · mg plaything . ·It is a vehicle and $.150. All urhan fanu ly of four must be used accordingly. that earns les.< than $6,200 a Bicycle drivers are subject to year is consideretJ in povertv. the sa me traffi c l;tws as the The comparaule fig ure for automobile dri ve rs. It is the 1977 wa s $5;8:>0.. responsib ility of the parents Co mme rc-e Secre tary to make sure that the child Ju<>ni ta Kreps said u1e news understa nds the sig ns. w11s not all bad. signals. and regulations. It is " Vigorou s gr owt h ·· also the responsihllity_Qf lhi.__n:s~n"'t~ln:-'\l;~rci1 ,~1:h e-.said ,--+· - - - - - parent to make certain that predicting the growth ratefor the child observes and obeys the year would be 4.5 percent them and that he keeps his - just und~fJhe 4.7 percent 1-icycl e in . safe o~erating growth ra te the presiden t had condition ." predicted. CLEVELAND - TilE 11 .000 EMPLOYEES OF THE aeveland school system finall y were paid Thursday for the first time since March 17- but today the system's fin ances continue tD worry local and state school officials and the employees themselves. Another lawsuit ha s been filed in Columbus seeking an order requir!Jlg State Auditor TI19mas E. FerguS<Jn to recover the $18 million in state aid paid tO the Cleveland schools Thurs· day so they CIIUid meet the payrolls. The money was advanced by the State Controlling Board. must ohey · order Sy racuse village residents Racine . fa iling to comply with an A second rea<ling of an ordinance to underpin their ordin ance was approved trailer homes will be notified givin g th e Ohio Power by mail to have the work done Compa ny permissi on to immediately . Thi s was ap- sup ply the villa ge wit h proved durin g a special electric se rvice. meeti ng of Syracuse Village Mayor Herman London Council Thursday night . reported he had purchased a Per sons violating the or- small mower and the large dinan ce lllust hav e the mower had been repaired. necessa ry work com pleted The Syracuse Fire within 10 days after receipt of Department asked about the letter. If the work is not installtng a fire bar for 10 completed . they will be cited member s of the department . to co urt . Installation of the bar will It was reported wor k will cost approximately $200 . It begin on two tennis co urts by will cost 1109 per month . the fir st of May. weather according to Eber Pickens. permitting. The fire dcpartlllent will pay A meeting will be held May the co>1 of the Installation and 2 with the Commonwealth the mon thly rate. Engineering. firm rega rding Council also disc:ussed dogs the sewage system for the run nin g loo se . .It was vi lla ges of Syra cuse and (Continued on page 12) Parents ai'e l o bring a record of immunization and the child's bi1th certificate to the registration. Childr en being enrol led should have the DPT seri es and booster. poli o and booster. Rube ll a. mea sle s and a recent sk in test. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY +--- - -CO - LUMBUS - A :Jtl.DAY'WEATIIER OUTLOOK CAI.JlNG for normal rainfall and cool temperatures could be crttlcallo Ohio's Ianners. Lyle Denny, U. S. Agriculture Department meteorologist, said Iannen need dry conditions to prepare fields for planting (Collttnuad on 1111•. 11) Mrs. Arm Barrett and daughter. Jennifer. and Mrs. Cledith King and daughter. 'feresa. are pictured at a pre-kindergarten registration at the Harrisonville Elementary School. Greg McCall. principal. and Mindy Young. kindergarten instructor . assist the two mothers with the instructions on completing the ne<.-essary form s for t•nrollrncnl. Governor Rockefeller visiting New Haven ... WASHINGTON - SEN . JOHN GLENN, D-DHiO, SAID Thursday he has urged HEW Secretary Joseph .A. Colllano to support the applications of five Ohio school districts that want to either expand or implement magnet sch,qql programs. The magnet school Is a sc!>ool with a special curriculum and jX'ograms that attract students from lhroughout a conununity. The five districts that have filed with the U. S. Office of Education for magnet school funding were Cleveland, Colwnbus, Mansfield, Dayton . and Cleveland Heights. TOI..EOO. OIDO - A HEARING WAS TO BE HELD In Lucas County Common Pleas Court today to consider a request by the Toledo School Board for a temporary restraining order forcing striking teachers back to work . The Toledo Federation of Teachers 'ntursday rejected the latest wage offer by the board of education, which would have boo•ed salaries between 10 and 12 percent. The system's 3,400 employees have been on strike since AprU 10. CANDIDATES SPEAK - Three ca ndidates for local publi c office spoke Tuesday at the Meigs County Human Recource Council's monthly meeting held at the Meigs Inn. Two of the candidates pictured are 1..-, He~~rx Wells , lncwubent county commissioner and Hank Cleland, opposing Wells in the prunary for county commissioner. Wells in his statements !Did those attendin~ that the final plans for the nursing home will co me off the drawing board Friday. Construction should start In near future , Wells said . Wells also commented _that constructlon~on~the.ne.w_Mental Heallh and Senior Citizens buil<lingJYill b!!gin_soon . ~ These two buildings will be of no c06l to the county, Wells commented. Plans are in the making lor Canters Cave 4·H Camp, Jackllon County improvement of $500,000 to $650,000, with $250,000 already committed JX'Oviding this swn can be matched by Dec. 31, 1978, Wells added. Cleland stated lhat funding lsavallablefor a comprehensive program for children to include day care and recreational centers. Not pictured is Judge Robert E. Buck who also spoke and answered questions . Buck remains unopposed·in·the race for Probate Judge . Delegates Charles H. " Charley " Damron. D· Putnam . and Dave O'Neal . D· Mason. today announced Gove rnor John D. Rockefeller IV would be in New Haven on Thursday. April 27 , to announce that major improvements would be made to Old Ro ute 33. The two delegates also said that Governor Rockefel ler would verify that the efforts announced by them earlier th is month were the reason a compro mise ha d been reached in the matter as to who legally owned th e hi gh· way and bridge, an Issue that ha s been debat ed for decMes. Both Damron and O'Neal sa id that they wert' shorkcll by the letter and r esultin~ artlcle. _published yesterday_ from .city officia ls debating the ownership of the highway and upholding Law re nce Butcher , Ma son · 'co unty Administrative Assistant to the County Commission, as to ' \ Young , instructor, presides ovt'r story time . HARRISONVILLf. - All is set for the an nual kin· dergarten ··roundup at the Harri sonville Elementary Schoo l. Miss Mindy Young. instrut1or reports. The annual roundup to register new kindergarten st udents as well as first graders. who ha ve not previously attended kin · dergarten. will be held from 8·30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wed· nesday . May 3. Registration is being '1ressed at this time su that all of the paper work in volved can be eompleted before the beginning of classes in the fal l. Any child whose fifth b111hday fa lls on or before Sept. :10. should be registered for kinderga rten and any child whose sixth birthdav falls on or before Sept. 30. may be registe red for the first grade . CINCINNATI HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS are complaining that some Cincinnati businesses discriminate against them by limiting the number of siudents allowed to enter stores at a given time. Some merchants limit students in stores on grounds it reduces shoplifttrig and loitering . Regular 17.95 Boys Jeans ............. ~.35 Regular '9.95 Boys Jeans ............. '7.95 · Regular s10.95 . 1 DJ.ur M~J11 Jeans.............. 8.75 Regular '11.95 Boys Jeans ... :......... '9.55 Regular 112.95 Boys Jeans ...........,110.35 pupils at the Harrisonville School on May 3. Here Mindy Harrisonville roundup set MOSCOW - SECRETARY OF STATE (.'YRUS VAN CE reswued crucial arms talks in the Kremlin today and a U. S. spokesman said he would confront Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko with the issue of Soviet interference in U. S. news coverage of a protest demonstration. Vance and Gromyko met for the second day to disclLSS the .fundamental disputes blocking a new arms-limitation agreement. BOYS JEANS utd1 l'¥' me ter 21 3 By Uolted Prmlnlcrnational CHICAGO - MOVES TO REOPEN mngressional hearings into the Teamster Union's pension fund operations began Thursday because of Daniel J. Shannon 's departure as the fund 's chief, the Chicago Tribune reported today. Stannon either resigned under pressure or was fired Wednesday at executive director of the Teamsters · Central States, Southeast and Southwest pension fund . The 11.6 billion fund has been under investigation by Cong ress and fed eral agencies. largely because of loans it had made. JOUET . IU.. - A CAR AND TRUCK COLUDE D Thurs· day night. killing row- people, including two Ohioans, in the car in an unincorporated area north of Joliet. Michael E. Lowther; his brother, William, both of Brunswick, Ohio ; Williami.AJwther's wife , Marcia, 26: and her son , Aaron Elliot , I, Montgomery, Dl .; were Identified as the dead. William and Marcia Lowther had been married recently , state pollee said. dum p tru c ks 91 Depulies " Parents should never Ihmk Pleasant . The Jan . 23 accident forced Pt. Pleasant to shut off its water supply for severa l days after chem icals were spilled onto the ground. Pictured above at the sce ne are Sgt. N. E. Benson and Deputy' Thmnas Roush of the Mason County Sheriffs Department. The train was reportedly headed toward Huntington . The only state officia ls 91 1 H B llJ 4 L Br own Rf'v iS t•\ r('qu l<it ,on of 1ra nsm 11 ters ot money 91 0 Suo SB 158 . 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The way to do that is in the cei lllpai ~ n . has been stripped of snmt· of her jurlsd1etion. . Powtdl dl'nit.~d the Cabinet W! 1Uld have H less important HH 1n· Senate Amendments Am H B 9J S I 0 )' AllO W':> a mu n 1c oa l or town sh1 0 <1 v il s.t•nn<l' C01111111SSrOn to pl ace vol unTeer bremen '" 1"1ti' N the ct a s ~ r l dC'd or unclas.s, f ,C'd CPIII SNVI(i> Btl 0 Refu ses to Concur 1n Senate A mendmen t !i. An1 HB 8 Br~ ns t oo l Ex em prs the Sd 1e ot 1n5u11n an d rel atrd (' Qu1 pm ent tr am t he r et ail c,alcs and use tax 4 78 ·! ary wh o on tld l ard ous h rg tlw,ws but 1111110 li ve les~ tna n on e m ile trorn school Concur~ ·( e • rr~ 1 dl' 6) 1B ·-· ( Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 21, 1978 Copeland apparently t1red a snot out ot nrs ca r wmdow at by the Jackson unit of SEOEMS. During that t1tne, medical obtained gasoline at Roberts' Sohio Station in Rio Grande, but Harruner. Sgt. Dave Williamson of the Jac~n Pol ice technicians were in constant mntact with hospital emergency failed to pay for it. . · roo.m personnel. The incident was reported the Gallia County sheriff's Department reported. • Hammer reportedly returned fire. Ham.mer suffered department who alerted the Jackson Post, state highway It was reported the assailant was believed to have been an adbominal gun shot wound . He is listed in satisfactory wanted on charges in another state . patrol , to be on the l'ookout for the suspect. Troope1· Hammer spotted the vehicle traveling west on US condition at Holzer Medical Center's intensive care unit. Copeland's body wa s transported to Columbus this Copeland apparen tly sped away from the shootin g scene. morntng for an autopsy. 35. Hammer attempted to stop it , but the driver sped away. Th e vehicle, driven by Copeland, finally stopped near the then his vehicle collided headon with a sem i truck ope rated by Ca ptain R. C. Wilson. district commander for the Ohio intersection of County Road 9, where Trp. Hammer apparently Hugh Gillbert, 51. Suffolk. Va . Sl11le Highway Patrol said the incident is still under According to reports, Copeland was thrown from his investigation . got out of his cruiser to question Copeland. vehicle onto the highway. He was transported to the hospital nther wee k instead of weekly. He said both the president and Cabinet fe lt U1ey could Bill s Introduc ed HB 1137 Mildd u ) Pr o v1d f'.S s t a t ~ su bSi d ieS to schOol ~ to r aro~ How is your Bank · grl:!b bag fur ttll the dJrcrst' grnups Carter wooed r(lle in coming months. but did confirm it wi ll mee t every CO L UMBU S (U P I J Her e 1S a Ql ance a t ac llln ly Wt'dn('Sdily rn t h e Oh10 G(•nera l Assembly transpor t i n g SIZES 2-4, 4-6X AND 7 to 14 REG. 14.50 ...-.::..... :. SALE s3.59 REG. 16.00 ..............SALE s4.79 REG. 18.00 .............. SALE 16.39 REG. 112.00 ........ SALE s9.59 REG. 114 .......... SALE 111.19 Ms. Cu:-;t<::~ rlZa, whose orri ce ii REG. su ................................. SALE s3.79 REG. 114............................... SALE s11.19 REG. s18 ............................... SALE s14.39 REG. 120 '............ .'................. SALE s15.99 REG. 122 .................................SALE s17.59 . A~uth Carolina man who allegedly shot and wounded an Oluo Htghway Patrol trooper, died Thursday night shortly after his car colhded head-on with a tractor-trailer rig on East Broadway St. in Jackson. Th~assailant, William Michael Copeland, 18, Orangeburg. S. C., dted in the emergency room at Holzer Medical Center shortly after the 7:50p.m. incident . It was not determined whether Copeland had been shot by 'l'rCJ?perThomas Hammer, 33, Jackson , who stopped the man 's vehicle on US 35, one mile east of Jackson. According to unofficial reports , the victim allegedl v - .GIRLS and LITTLE BOYS JEANS wumen's - affairs. press secretary Jody Powell sa id . was ' l~', t- Bad economic news leads to chats UPI Wbit r H11U st· Rt'pHrtc r . TWO DAYS ONLY the South Carolina man dead, Jackson state trOoper wounded in incident the legal controversy Haven even wrote us about surrounding New Haven and th is matter," sa1d O'Neal , " It the Department of Highwa) s. was the ordinar) citize n such .. Frankly. we don 't care as Ray Weaver. Jim Layne, who takes credit for getting Sarah D3wsun . and oUICrs the road and bridge fixed ," · who brought this to our atsaid O'Neal. "All we care ten lion . If th e city had written about is getting something us abou t ItS problem w1th the done for (he citizens of this highway departmen t, we county." might have been able .to Damron, who serves as reS<Jive thiS matter sooner." C.'hainnan of the Political " As far as any controversy Subdivisions Committee in with Lawrence Butcher is the House of Delega tes, said con c erned ." reported that ~s far as he was con- Dam ron . .. that gentle man cerned. the slap at him and came to my Point Pleasant O'Neal by the city officials law off1ee last week and was as a result of his com· apologlled for the misun· mittee passing legislation tlersta nding which had oegiving greater rights and curred as a result of his ar· retirement benefits to city t1cle and our previous efforts employees In West Virginia to F<olve the problem." th's legislative session. Gubernato rial assista nt " I'm so rry and I apologize Bl a ine Mi cha els today to Delegate O'Neal that his confirmed that Damron and and our common~e[[octs_fo£ _ Q'Neal ~had indeed bco.ugliL _ __:betler roads must have been the problem to that office's jeopardized by my commit· at\ent ion and in a ddilio~ to ment to greater rights and dual visits by the two prior to benefits to city employees,'' Dr. Butcher's news article, Damron said. Damron, on both delegates' " No cit y official of New (Continued on pl8t 12) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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