https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b6d9d2df7d037b715440a197eac805bb.pdf fb1b2b1a946b0feed00d3fd95bb12f75 PDF Text Text • ·' 1 . ' e D-10,--The Sunday Tunes.Sentuwl , Sunday. 1\pnl ~:t. 1978 THE GAlliA-JAC~SON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALlH CENTER Market surge just rally waiting for excuse By FRANK W. SLUSSER UP! Business Writer NEW YORK 1UP! I - The stock ma rket surge that sci trading records in the past week was a rally h1U1ging impro \'l'nll'nt in the strength of the dollar Wii S a major fa ctor trl llw unprece~cnted aroWld waiting for an excuse to happen, a<·L·ordnlg lli sumt> buying " For twP months. through Acampnra , H \'icc president surge many econ\Hlll:;;ts han predicted a t"ecess10n in Uw latter part of th e \'l'ar and 111 ~hart' " I sec " pullback from 820 as tht•rL' IS n1 wrnal profit thmkmg I think the surge will l'nnttnta'. but emuti11fl has to IPS!'il'11 and cll•Hrer heads preparing fur lhe l'oming cungrcssional battle over its WIIJ pr C\' flll." proposed Midd le East pa ckage sa le of jet fi ghters, snys the sale of planes to na tions - and the insistence Egypt and Sa udi Arabia i'ill ,that arms to Israel be linked nol dimini sh Isra el's ai r to approval of anns fo r !he superiority. Arabs - have been attacked At the sa me time, huwl•ver, by Israel an d the Ameri ca n a lop State Department of- Jewish communit y. fic ial Friday wa rn ed Mrs. Benson told Smilh Cong ress that rejecti on of the Co llege in No rth ampt on, $4.8 billion , 200-p lan c Mass., the aircraft packa ~c is package will seriously un- tn the U. S. national interest, dermine · Wa shin gt on's will preserve the regional slo nding with bot h Arabs an d ba lance. will en ha nce Middle F:ast peace effort s and is Israelis. Undersecr eta ry of State Justifi ed by th e sec urity Lucy Wi!S<ln Henso~ so ld needs of all three recipicnl s. The package will be su brc JCCiion of the package " will rast doubt <lll the ba lanced mitted to Con!}ress nrxt !X>Itry anrl In terest of the Wednesday. It incl udes 15 FUnited States tn the rcgi un 15s anrl 75 f -16s for Israel. 60 and under cut the American F-15s for Sa udi Arabta 11nd 50 roll' in the Middle F:ast peace F-5Es for Egypt. The la!th prucc~s. would be !he first sale of "llts clearly not the t imc to so phi sticat ed Am eri ca n oppcartota kcs tdcsor t" turn warpla nes to Cai ro. our back on the onl)' three Mrs. Benson sa1 d, " Israel tak1n g Hncl so me clearer hca v1 est in the nwrkd's 18t~ yrHr hiStory , produced un h a 17.67-point ga m to tll2_80· tn Nt'wtun D. Zmder. a vice pres1drnt ·at F: F. Hu tton, Thursday . warnL'iL .. \\'t• must watch the Th e surge, folluwmg a 820 ln·el ;IS a poss ible lenKfh y market slldP, \~.-·a~ an s 1 1:1111 p t' d t' tril.!gercd a WC't'k .:1go !lr ;1 sm aller-th~uJ·cxpec!t'd rts~· ir1 Sll rlll iJtHl t l'd . . . thr nat ton·~ ITI\l1lt' ~ suppl,\ . FurtiH'rlllPfl'. H.1l ph w111l First Bt1SI1m. sa id. 1'he that will odd ttional ron.'lohdCJ it on lwfo rf' it is \('lllpi lfilr.\ em o t 1 o n H I rcqu~r·(· j)t'ak ~oml' :\ta'hm·l T 111.1 ke. an ~nalvst . ea1 •: • 11111111 • • • 11 • • • • • • 1111111 I : ~~ I C£state·• 1 . 1 : ,. • T0 day.. •. ~• 1 • By Wll lts T. 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Phone 446-769" , • acqutrc advanced at rcraft We're here to help ! • e ' he 01 1 Net 'J game lif',v..,c n!l y men! 1cn H l:. pr1 d P e~nd • ple tl sur(' lh (ll 1'-ortF' • o""n "' r"i h lp c.w br 1nq vou • fhe re IS nc reason to e looh Un tted States has no plans to sell addttional 1\m en can WC:Irplanes to Saudi Arab ta. Air Force Serretllr\' ,J r1hn Stetson said Th ursctil\' the cont •nue tc ~ 1se Add to !h1~ • th., t,~ . benefd ol hcfne · • ow nf' f 'Jhlf',· whic h altaw.you 10 ~"'P P mru r 01 whn t you (l M 'l e • . In t he re cen t yeM s of • 1nfla t 1o n for e xa rtq'JI • hom er1n d lil nd vnlue!> hav e morC' than k Ppl ,wr e~ s t of • the generi\ 1 .- i~P m p"''Cf>S • Th iS mea n ~ ynur horne rally's ·•omg to last anolher . I couple "of months or so. c•pect the Dow to reach -Ihe at Anolher analyst attribut ed last Mon_day's explosion of buy in,g - a record 63.5 million shares changed hands - to institutional ''catching up - panic buying. Trust managers were sca red to rleath they 'd be left behind . It all happened at once. It was like setting a match to a ca n in vestment research is currenil~ accepllng applications for the following poslllo.n : ACS',Y-MSW, Ph,D.. M,A. Psychologist. Ex~emnce In residential child foci lilY desired. Major dut!es ~nvolve development, implementation and coor~tnallon of new child residenllal facility and child and famoly therapy in a large rural Appalachian sett•.ng. Salarv competitive and commensurate with experience. Libera I fringe beneftts. Send resume, cover leH~r and five references to : Harriet Kaufman, Ph.D.•. D~reclor of Child Services, Gallia-JacksonMeigs Community Mental Health Center, Gallipolis, Ohio (6t4) 446-SSOO. low 900s." Morga n Stanley, said : "There was spont aneous combustion in the compost heap . f orty million shares were being sold short on the NYSE. Everything had got so negative and bearish. "But Wall Street suddenly realized the world wasn't coming to an end ... The The Mental Health Center is a private, non-profit and an equal opportunity employer. Additional Information is available through The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY F_ANTASTIC SERTA SALE '68~oc TWIN GENTLE· FIRM - ANY FIRMNESS $68 EACH PIECE '68-~pc. S68~.pc. FULL GENTLE FIRM QUEEN GENTLE. .HPJ! Sold In J'fX . .._.s only is now ·s tron ~er than ever. Israe li forces, particu larl y the Israeli cur force, T h~ e ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bevond the 60 f -15s. The ' alt er its F-1 5 ond F-16 oircrHft arr deltvered thun has been I he CHSC in the p<ISI. ...... J '68~.p~ *68 pc. '68~.pc. ~- TWIN FIRM. QUEEN FIRM FULL FIRM Sold in 2 pc. Seh only vs: SEE SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST SELECTION OF CLEAN S . ooc aJ LATE MODEL USED CARS. MOST OF THESE CARS CARRY wheel dr ive. aut omatic . P s t e e ri ng . eve ryt hing h0avy duty , 2500 mil es new Pontiac trade . P r~ ce d to sel l. 77 Cutlass Supreme 77 Chrysler Newport Buc ks ki n. with matching la ndau top . saddle vi nyl 'n le r1o r . This in termediat e ol!l s is sharp & tully equ1p ped . Sol ar gold fini sh wit h ma tching viny l top . Drive n only 9. 232 mile s New Pon t iac trad e. SAVE '5795 77 Monte Carlo 77 Chrysler Cordoba 4 Wh ite ex terior wilh red land au top . Th1 s c lei!n Monle has the rallye wh e els and a" conditioning . Extra c lean 1nS1de and out. 7 Dr. hdl p , ar ct ic whi te wtlh green landau top . green vi nyl interio r . Ni ce 78 Buick LeSabre trade. 76 Grand Prix SAVE '4495 75 Buick Century 75 Grand Prix 73 Thunderbird Custom 2 dr . hdl p re d with matc hing wh 1ff' v1ny l top . low mile s. loA ded . Tht s c,1r is ex tra shar p. Arc t ic white wi lh white landa u top , whi te buckel sen ts . This beau tif ul car was sol d new by us and dr iv e n onl y 29 .311 mile s Showroom co nd it iont SAVE (;M AC & BANK FI~ANCING 30 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Dip loma ! blue wi th mat chi ng landa u t op. new prem rad ials. loaded with option s, driven onl y 49,369 m iles . Expecl the bes t. '2995 Sunday. Shoppers Welcome Come In a tid Browse Around BUICK PONTIAC 1911 EASTERN AVENUE GAUl POLIS '-..... . "The reason for the visit to United Press Washington is not new propo·lntematluoal Israel says Prime Minister sals, but CQntinuation of the Menachem Begin will meet negotiations, with the aim of President Ca rler . next arriving at an agreement Monday and E gypl told with the United Stales, and visiting U.S. mediator Alfred through them 'l"ith Egypt," Atherton it would send il s Dayan said. Begirt's session with Carter foreign minister to Wasllington if that could help _Is tentatively scheduled to get direct pea ce take place as part of a White neogotiations going again. House event to mark the 30th In Tel Aviv on Sunday, anniversary of Isra el's Israeli officials said ·Begin independence, which falls on will meet Carler at the White May 12. Atherton, winding up a House May 1 following a round of adva nce talks · fourday visit to Egypt , told between Foreign Minister reporters after seeing Sadat Moshe Dayan and Secretary that he was "conttdent ways of State Cyrus Vance in can be found lo move the Washington next Wednesday . peace process forward . "I think we have arrived at In Egypl, President Anwar Sadat conferred with a · much clearer unAtherton for nearlv three derstanding of po ssi ble hours Sunday and off ered to approa ches," the chief send his Foreign Minister American medialllr said. Atherton, who said Sadat · Mohammed Kamel to had given him a letter for Washington if the United Carter, said for the third time States Uloughl it would help in as many days that he break the deadlock in peace brought no new American negotiations. peace proposals to Egypt in But according to Kamel, advan ce of Begin 's Sadat aiM lold Alllerlon that Washington visit. Israel must modify tis "But -we certainly do not negotialing position, giving in exclude putting forward on the key issue of a for American idea s Palestinian state, befo re consideration by both sides at serious progress ca n be a time when we feel this made. "There should be a change would mak e a useful in the Israeli position, but this contribution to advancing the has not happened until now, " negotiations ," he said. Kamal said. HI-LOW TEMPS In a tveekend debate on Israeli television, Daya n NEW YORK (UP! ) - The made it clear that neither he hi ghest temperature report ed nor Begin would be brin ging Thursday to the National new proposals to Washington . Weather Service , excluding He said the main aim of the Alaska and Hawaii, was 101 talks was lo clear up U.S.- at Laredo, Texas. Today 's Israeii differences over the low wa s 18 degrees at territoriai<'Qncesstons Israel Laramie, Wyo. should make · for a peace agreement with Egypt. ~~~~--'~'::::~:::::';1,<,<,<$>~<;:,;,<».'-i::,!>",::::::..".".':::!l::.:::..~~ Fllteeri Cents Vol. 29 No. 6 Non-academic staff strikes SENIOR cheerleaders honored during Saturday's annual Southern High School banquet at Racine were Sheila Crouch and Cheryl Wilson. See additional pictures and story on page 2 today . SPECIAL fool ball awards went to Kelly Winebrenner, left, MVP and Scotl Souder, Honorary captain. Herbie Erwin receives· the Coaches Award. See story and additional pictures on page 2. For the second time during the 1977-78 school year, Gallia Olunly's Local School District this morning faced an employes' strike. Last Sept. 7, the districl was hit by a teachers' strike brought to an end by three hours of negotiations on sept. 8, the r;econd day of the walkout. At that time, federal mediator Joseph Santa Emma was called in to help settle differences between the board and the Gallia Olunty Local Teachers' Association. The latest walkoul was called saturday afternoon by members of the Ohio j\ssociation of Public School Employees Chapter 682 (OAPSE bargaining agent for the non-certificates employea. , That union represents, bus drivers, mechanics, cooks, Long-awaited bill due secretaries, custodians and educational aides. Picket lines were placed at the district 's 11 school buildings al5 a.m. today. Pickets were also placed at the board of 1\(lucation office on Jackson Pike. Even though the strike involves classified employes, a majority of the system's 170 teachers were observing the picket lines. The Gallia Board of' Education said schools would be open loday and pointed out that teachers have a nonstrike clause in their contracts and should not honor picket lines. During a meeting held at North GaUia High School Saturday members of the OAPSE negotiating team said the board's position had not changed in four weeks concerning negotiations. OAPSE had been seeking new contract since last October Deputies probing incidents Meigs sheriff's deputies Saturday received a report from Leon C. Pierce, Rt. 1, Langsville, who said sometime between a p.m. Friday and 8:30 a .m. would not take effect until WASHINGTON (UPl ) expected to approve an emer- $400 'IJIJO . Saturday someone took a set A proposed $498.9 billion January 1979, three months President Carter probably gency bill to prov ide of 40 ft . aluminwn extension will get his long-delayed financially di s tressed budget for fiscall979 came up later than Carter wants. ladders owned by Carol f . The week also is expected energy bill within 30 days, farmers with government- for the start of debate in the Pierce. The incident Is under to includ e Senate action one of the key senators ba cked loans . Congress Senate today . investigation. action on a number of working for the legislation earlier had refused to pass a The budget proposed by the controversial nominations Deputies are also Inmultibilli on-dollar aid bill Senate Budge t Commi ttee says. vestigating the theft of two that have been pending for "We 're over the biggest lhal Carter said would spur .r e du ces Ca r te r' s some time. Included is that of chain saws in Orange hurdle, " Sen. Henry Ja ckson , inflation. re comm ended spending Township. Lester Hawk D-Wash .1 • said Sunday, The new bill, similar to one pa cka ge by $500 million and Benjamin Civiletti, named by (Callaway · Ridge ), Rt. 2, Carter Ill become deputy referring to last week's in th e Senate, has the backin g would result in a $55.6 billion Cool ville, reported Iwo chain attorney general. agreement on the natural gas of the administration, Demo- deficit. saws were stolen from his The work schedule for the deregulation issue by leaders crats and Republicans in the The proposal calls for con- House an issue its members property. He said one of the of a House-senate conference farm bloc and farm groups tinued increases for defense, sa~·s was in a truck and the including the farm strike above those due merely to least like to face - ethics committee. other was taken from an standards. However , Jackson said on movement. inflation, more emphasis on outbuilding. bill expected Ill come up A CBS's "Face the Nation" It would eslablish a two- energy programs and this week would put into the Clifford "Bo" Whittington, program the final elemenl of year, $4 billion program of increased targeting of jobs 45, Rt. 4 · Pomeroy, was statute books parts of the the energy package - a goverrunen\ guaranteed or pro grams toward the ethics package that must be charged Saturday evenilll( proposed lax on domestic insured loans - the capital disadvantaged. with possessing a controlled backed by law rather than crude oil - may not win l'Qming from banks or private An income lax cut roughly just House rules . substance (marijuana ) in an investors - to help farmers the size Carter recommended congressional approvaL amount less than 100 grams. As the lawmakers resumed fa cing foreclosure . Individual is provided for, but the cut '!/ . He wa s charged with work today, the House· was fanners could borrow up to According to Bob LeClain, possession . After deputies OAPSE representative , found the marijuana on him major issues are the board 's while conducting a search insistence In excluding prior to locking him in jail on educational aides from the charge of disorderly CQnduct. post. bargaining unit, reducti011 of Whittington posted bond and By KURT FREUDENTHAL Malone's credit cards lying identified by the federal He said there was a the daily rate from several of was released Sunday morRUSHVIlLE, Ind. (UPI) there in the field, so we knew Aviation Administration as thunderstorm with large hail lhe district': 00 bus drivers, ning . - A chartered plane carrying it was their plane," a USAC No . N49MC, whi ch was reported in the area about the inadequate pay increases for Deputies also checked sa id in operated by Mull en dore nine persons, including eight spokesman time the plane crashed custodians and food service vandalism to a mailbox officials of the U.S. Auto Indi anapolis. Malon e was Aircraf t Charter Co . of shortly before 10 p.m. employes. owned by Ed King of RD Club, crashed and burned in a USAC midget supervisor and franklin, Ind., and piloted by Because of darkness and It was reported any time Pomeroy that was damaged field durin g a heavy flagman for championship Don Mullendore, 53 , the stormy weather , police lost due to the strike must be Saturday night. thunderstorm Sunday night. cars. Franklin. ' / By United Presslnternallooal and federal . Aviation made up at the end of the Two traffic accidents were Th e twin-engine Pip er Stale Police said there were USA C identified eight club CLEVELAND - TEI..EPJlONE TAPPING EQUIPMENT Administration secured \be school year or possibly on investigated Saturday. The Navajo Chi eftain crashed officials "believed to be on " was found at the home o( a reputed underworld eleclronics no survivors. area and said they would wait Saturdays. The district has first accident occ urred on the inlo a fi eld about 10 miles th e aircraft. The Auto Club officials expert who allegedly lapped lbe phone of slain Cleveland Meigs High School parking were returning to northwest of Rushville and "The people on board were until after dawn wattempt w 3,300 students. racketeer Danny Greene, fBI agents testified Saturday at the Indianapolis from the burned establish what happ.!Ded . lot at3 :15 p.m. so thor oughly so torn up, we can 't be sure trlal of six men accused of killing Greene. The USAC spokesman said Acco rding to the report, Trenton, N.J., 200-mile stock investigators were unable to how many were on board or Agents said the equipment was taken from the home of Diane M. Smith, 17, Rt. 2, immediately determine Its who they were ," said Sgt . relatives of officials had car race Sunday aboard the Carmen Marconi, who was indicted in Greene 's death but has Pomeroy, was pulling out of flight numbers. Claud e Trent of the become concerned when they eluded arrest. Coofessed Mafia hitman Raymond Ferritto of twin-e ngine plan e. the lot when eight-year-<Jid The plane later was Connersv ille state poli ce were overdue returnin g from "Th ey found one of Shim Erie, Pa. previously testified that Marconi tapped Greene's th e Trenlon race. The plane Daniel Jeffrey Hall, son of phone before his death so the defendants could monitnr Berley Geiger, Sr., 72, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hall, was headed for Indianapolis Greene's movemenls. Wier Cook International Air- 1, Bidwell, was charged with Pomeroy, ran into the port , about 4.0 miles DWI following a traffic ac- passenger door of the Smith MIAMI - DONNA NIEHOUS OF Perrysburg, Ohio, says northwest of the crash site. cident at 2:30p.m. Sunday on vehicle. Hall was taken to ransom negotiations can reswne in the two-year-<Jld kidnap Others identified by USAC SR f>M , four and two tenths Veterans Memorial Hospital EAST MEIGS - Because resignat ion of Nellie Parker , schoo l secretarial post. case of her husband business executive William F. Niehous, as believed to.be on the plane miles east of SR 100. by private vehicle where he Although school had been were : of the financial condition of hi gh school librarian, who is provided Venezuelan guerrillas can prove.he is still alive. The Gallia·Meigs Post was admitted for a broken She responded Sunday through The Miami Herald to a the district, Eastern 's Local retiring. Two teachers hired plann ed for Saturday, April - Ray Marquette, USAC State Highway Patrol said leg. No citation was issued. letter se nt by the lerrorists to Washington columnist Jack Board of Education Salurday oo a temporary basis, Kim 29, in the district as a makeup vice president and director of Geiger traveling west, lost The second accident ocfail ed to take action to Monlagne and Susan Dye, day , it was agreed to wail public affairs who was a 30- conlrol of his car on a curve. curred on CR 25 near the Anderson , who has offered to act as intermediary. reemploy tea ching and non- will be notified that they will until Isler in lhe week to year veteran of Indianapolis The vehicle ran off the right Meigs High School Saturday CINCINNATI - "OLD TECHNOLOGY" ALUMINUM certificated employes whose not be rehired because the make a final decision on that newspapering. side of the highway into a at 11:10 p.m.' wiring used in the Beverly Hills Supper Club before the fire contracts expire this year. teachers they repla ced are day of classes since the Ohio car was - Frank Del Roy, USAC ditch. His John D. Wtlliamson, Jr., 17, Ohio law r equ ire s that expecled to return in the fall . legislature is scheduled lo act technical chairman . last May, is not necessarily unsafe, according to a consultant demolished. Injured was a Dlnguss, W. Va ., was Pam Doughett, working on on additional calamity days leachers and other personnel -Stan Worley, chief passenger, Thomas E. traveling west on CR 25 and wtth the Alwninum Association. Motions filed Thursday in Olvington, Ky ., federal court being dismissed be notified a disadvanta ged pup il this week. registrar for championsh ip Geiger, 28, Bidwell. stopped to pick up two hitchBoard members attending cars, charged that "old technology" aluminum wiring, intended for by April 30. Unless they are program, tDPPF), was not l>arry D. Hupp, 17, Rt. 2, hikers. His auto was struck in house wiring and not commercial wiring, was.a factor in the notified then they are rehired but will be recon- the meeting were Doug - Don Peabody, who Racine, was charged with the rear by an auto traveling Southgate, Ky .. fire last May 28 which killed 165 people . A aulomati cally rehired for sidered lat er when the board Bisse ll , Dorothy Calaway, moved from California to driving left of center west operated by Amanda R. Kentucky State Police investigatin has detennined that the one-year. The board agreed is sure of lhe finances to Deryl Well and James take over as spr int car following an accident Sunday Sisson , 16, Pomeroy. There Ca ldwell. Also present were supervisor in January. to take no action thereby conduct the progra m. on SR 338, one mUe south of were no injuries and no dub burned because of an electrical fire. Supt. John Riebel, County Grace Slout was not rehiring the teachers and lhe - Judy Phillips , a Apple Grove. citations were issued. COLUMBUS - A fEDERAL JUDGE 'S RULING could non-teaching per sonn el rehired as a cook due to the Su pt. Bowen, Crow and typesetter for Ule Indiana State troopers said Hupp la ck of openings , but her several teachers. mean hundreds of additional unemployed mothers may be without board action . State Teachers Association lost CQntrol of his car which It acted upon the advice of applicalion will be considered eligible for Aid to Dependent Children benefits, according to an who also took care of the ran off the left side of the Carson Crow who was later. USAC News Letter . highway hitting a lelephone attorney for the state Welfare Department. flennis ·Eichinger was - Ross Teega rden , pole . There was minor U. S. District Judge Leroy J. Conttlir. ruled that the ADC present for the meeting on assistant technical chairman . damage. program for unemployed fathers Is illegal sex discrimination behalf of lhe Mei gs employed as the summer Oc casi onal sh owers or Sheri Wray, :M, Rodney , and that mothers must be' included. Olngress sel up the prosecutor's office. There are driv er education progr am - Dr. Bruce White, an Inprogram for unemployed fathers in 1966. Single molhers obtain 23 teachers and 12 non- instructor and the expu!Bion thundershow ers tonight. di a nap oli s Methodist was charged with improper Dr. Uonald W. Warelume, teaching staff members of one student was upheld. Highs 65 to 70, lows in mid Hospital physician who was passing following an accident benefits under another ADC program . Gallla County Coroner, said whose conlracts expire this Another meeting was set for 2 40s. Mostly cloudy Tuesday serving as assistant USAC at 12: 14a.m. Sunday on SR 7. today results of an auto(l8y p.m. Thursday to employ a with light rain possible and ;1a ff doctor. ADRIAN , MICH. - GLIDER PILOT HAROLD year. (Qtntlnuell on Pill' 10) performed Saturday on the MARQUARDT, 47, Bowling Green, Ohio, was killed Saturday The board accepted the replacement for the high hi ghs around 00. body of William Michael night when his craft collided In midair with a small airplane al Olpeland, 16, Rt. 1, Orangethe Lenawee CoW'Ity Airport southwest of Adrian. burg, S. C. revealed death A spokesman for the Lenawee CoWjiY Sheriff 's was accidental from injuries Department said the accident occurred as the two aircraft sustained in a head-<Jn crash were both makin g a landing approach. in Jackson . Olpeland died Thursday ' LONDON - SECRETARY OF" STATE CYRUS VANCE crowd3 in St. Peter'. s square night in the emergency room The Red Brigades stopping in London on Ills way home from "useful and Curcio and several others the fir st time the Red By SYLVANA FOA he "trembled with fear " at the Holzer Medical Center. terrorists, who abdu cted constructive" anns limitation talks In Moscow, quickly ROME (UPI ) - A new standing trial on terrorism Brigades have named the Moro jO days ago after when the weekend deadline Death was caused by switched to discussions on ending white flll~ in southern message purporting to come charges with him in Turin, pri.soners they want released shooting and killing his five on Moro's life passed. multiple skuU fract.ures and Africa. plus some members of· a in return ·for Moro . from the Red Brigades Panama une%pectediy internal bleeding. There were Vance and the foreign ministers of Britain, Canada , Genoa terrori sl cell and Investigators said they bodyguards, set a 3 p.m. EST offered to take the jailed Red no bullet holes in the body. guerrilla group today named France and West Germany met Sunday night arid agreed that Crisloforo Plancone, a believed the message to be Saturday deadline for the Brigades t.errorlsta If the Pri or to the accident, release of political pri.soners South Africa should turn over power wthe black majority in 12 uilraleftlsts whQse member of a commando genuine. freedbm was demanded for government agreed to Olpeland was involved In an the former Gennan cOlony of South West Africa by Ule erid of Answe rin g the ruling in return for the life of the release them in return for the lite of kidnapped ex- group who was wounded in exchange of gunfire wtth Ohio the year. the fatal ambuSh of a Turin Christian Democratic party's president of the ruling Moro 's freedom. Premier Aldo Moro. Highway Patrol trooper Tom demand that the kidnappers Christian DemocraUc Party. prison guard last week. The message, received by The ItaUan government, Hammer of the Jackson Post. That deadline passed WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT CARTER CAI.J,ED HIS In addition to Curcio, Pian- make their terms known newspaper olf:ces in Rome, however, refused the offer Hammer is in satisfactory Cabinet wgether today for the first time since a soul-~~earching cone and other Red Brigades through the Roman Catholic without word from the Camp David meeting where they tried to come up with ideas to Milan and Genoa, did not set leaders, the communique de- relief organization Caritas, terrorists, but a lawyer who despite warnings the 61-year- condition al the Holzer any new deadline . after the would be Medical Center wtth an abdefended Red Brigades old Moro improve the way his administration operatea. manded the release of three the communique sai~ : Red Brigades let a previous "encut.ed" Saturday If leftist · dominal wound. Carter, who has stressed the use of Cabinet officials in his "As things stand now, we members said Moro was still leaders of the Proletarian death ultimatum elapse In not freed. prisoners were Olpeland who failed to pay managerial approach to rwming the government, has Armed Nuclei and three don't need any mediator or alive and "can be saved." silence·. Today'a communique was for gasoline at a Rio Grande curtaUed the frequency of their formal meetlrigs. The Moro case has created "U this Is npt done, we will members of Genoa 's "22nd of middleman . If the Christian nearly unbearable tension In the flr!t word from the Red Service Station was wanted In October" group. Both are Democrats are appointing JNl)EPENDENCE, MO.- BESS TRUMAN HAS returned Immediately draw the due leftist groups nominally Caritas International as their Italy and has set rival Brigade a alnce. the Saturday Orangeburg, S. C. for the · deadline paued, despite home from an almo!t month-long session of dietetic and consequences and execute Independent from the Red representativ e and · politicians quarreling over pleas from Pope Paul, the alleged rape of a 77-year old the sentence that has been woman and the theft of her phyllcal therapy and doctors say the fonner first lady has no the government's refusal to pa88ed, on Aldo Moro," the Brigades but beUeved lo be authorizing It to negotiale tlte negotiate for the release of Untted Nations Security car. He was a CQnvicted felon ltel'lou.l health problems. · new mel88ge said. closely connected wiUt them. issue of political prisoners, Council, the Italian Socialiat there having jllll recenUy Mrs. Truman and her group of Secret Service agents The meaaage, let them do so explicitly and the fivetlrrie premier. It demanded the release of being released from cllllody. returned to the 17-cool Truman home Sunday after 30 days at (<M\111111111 on Jill• 10) Pope Paul VI told &mday Red Brigades founderHenato 11Conununique No. 8," was publicly." ' (Oilltlnuld on Ptle 10) . · Eight U. S. auto officials killed ews. . .rn Brref~~ Finances dictate hirings '68 ~.pc.· '68 ~.pc. '68~$ FULL EXTRA FIRM TWIN EXTRA FIRM QUEEN EXTRA FIRM Sold in 2 pc . sell only Marlin blue with mat ching blue vi nyl inter io r , AMFM tape . rally e whee ls, local. or\e owne r , c heck · th 1s car toda y. '5795 enttne • DWicharged after wreck SMITH'S SPECIAL 100% WARRANTY. SEE GENE JOHNSON, BOB BRICKLES, HARLAND WOOD OR GREG SMITH TODAY FOR THAT EXTRA SPECIAL DEAL! 78 Chevrolet .% T..Pickup . . ttsc lf ('\'Cn st ronger in compa rtSQ n to its neighbors RECE IV ES FUNDS PO MEROY Meig s County iludll or. Howard E. Frank . Friday re ceived $2,207 Publ ie Works Money as !he co unt) 's shart• fur the e1ghl h qua rter pay ment, April I, 1978 - June 30, 1978. at y 8y of gasoline." CHOOSE ANY SIZE ONE LOW PRICE • • BegiD -Carter meeting soon c~rpo~ahon On a related issue an d possess a substanlia l margin <J of superiority. Israel will top Pentagu,n oHicial. the retain !he abi lity lo defend Stat e ,D('partment said the i!self and will. in fa ct. find Sa. • con stnnt l )' 1ncr ea 5mg Unit ed States go vernment has no plans to sell additional ai rcraft" to Saudi Arabia, said department spokesman Tom Reston. The White House proposal to sell comba t planes to Arab deeper thinking is done next week I think the market will tend lo drifl lower ." Barton Biggs, director of Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, April 24, t978 apparently co ntr::~d iltm ~ nt o s 1ngle taml!y home I 1 good nt:>t qhbor hood 1s one of 1 t he best he dg es aga 1n:>1 e work ." 1 1 vet a we ll bu·H hOme 1n a e euuntrie::; that can make the Middle East pct~ ce process pol iCIP':> have pu t d cnmp I st>l dom men honed a By JUAN J. WALTE WASHI NGTON tUPi l Tht' admini sl rat ion. tu r no\'t:)r tbe Dvw .Jnnf•s industnal average, wh1ch reathcd <l three-month high nn from Expect battle on sale of aircraft stabilizatu tn, co upled with thp g011(j llt:'WS <:~bout tht:> dld lar . ~ p;.u·k'hl the u p~ urge . early 1979 . · The week's ma sstvr 215- came week, parlicularly in options •·ombmation of institutional, covera ge, will be very fore ign an d short coverage interes tin g. The mar.ket buying. foreign buying was proba bly will give so me rwming at two to three times ground . There was no lime to usual volume. think about fundam enlals "The ;irlinn early m.•xt this/week and when some at Smith . ll~r ney Harris U ph ~m. " "" th e re cent anal ysts. bUJnC \'t'r) IJac\ l't'llr10ill ic The same rl na h'"ils are news. tht• u ~rtrket hel d up divided on what wtil happen very wt•ll bdwN' ll 740 and 780 to tlw markrt in the eomtn~ in tht· D1) W an· rage ,'' month s, es p{'Cl ally sinn• AL'ii111por.:t satrl '' This mlili on I Weather Autopsy shows death caused by car crash . J Trade involves 13 leftists PERFECT SLEEPER SALE HOTEL PERFECT SLEEPER MATTRESS AND ~XSPRINGS. CHOOSE FROM TWIN, FUll OR QUEEN SllfS '9. 9~ YOUR CHOICE OPEN WEEK.DA YS AND SATURDAy TIL 5:00 OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8100 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY PIECE I I • .- . .. .., . '• " ~ . .. .. .. .. .. . r ... .'·'" ~ �• ' . 2-The D•ilv Sentinel. Mirldleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April24, 1978 ~Southern By Greg Balley Sponsored by the Southern Athletic Boosters, the 1977-78 Southern High School Football Basketball Banquet was held Saturday night at the high school in Racine . , Andy Hoover of WMPO radio served as master of ceremonies. After Hoover introduced guests, head football Coach John Dudding presented his coaching staff, foll owed by the presentation of reserve football awards by assistant Coach Mick Winebrenner . Dudding then presented the varsity football awards. Lettering for the first time in foot ball were Todd Roberts, Todd Cummins. Ed Smith, K'elly Taylor. Tom Allen, John West. and Dale Teaford. athletes honored .Special awards were presented to three seniors : Kelly Winebrenner, most valuable player, Scott Souder, honorary captain and Herbie Ervin, coach's award. Reserve and varsity cheerleading awards were )>resented by Advisor Sandra Hili . Varsity cheerleaders were seniors Sheila Crouch and Cheryl Wilson, and juniors Debbie Brown, Janis Carnahan, and Carla Teaford . Reserve chee rleaders were Terrie Crouch, Kim Dugan, Sonja Hill, Beth Huffman, Della Johnson, and Amy Souder . Head Coach Carl· Wolfe then introduced his basket: ball coaching stall. Assistant Coach Howard Caldwell presented freshn~an and reserve basketball awards. The reserves captured the 1977-78 SVAC championship. Coach Wolfe then presented his 1977-78 SV AC and Clliss A Sectional Champions. Let· tering for the first· time were juniors Dwight Hill, Tim Brinager, Dave Findley and Jim O'Brien. ~ Special awar in ·basket· ball 'were the • presented. Richard Te or d was recognized as the best foul shooter and Perry Hill was given the most improved award. John Sayre and Tim Brinager shared the defen· sive award, and Kelly Winebre!lller was recognized as best rebounder. The benediction wos 1hen given by Rev. Dave H"rris. The following is a football and basketball roster : FOOTBALL"- Mike Hud· dleston, Martin Bush. Herbie Ervin, Scott Souder. Kelly Winebrenner , . Danny Dud· ding, Michl!$1, Warner, Steve Hill , Bill Harris. Todd Roberts, Todd Cummins . Ed Smith , Kelly Taylor. Tum Allen, John West, "K ent Varney , Larry Cundiff, J ohn Pape, Jonathan Rees, James Meadows., Doug DuVal l, Terry Clark , Dale Teaford, John Will iams, Danny Talbott , Scotl Nease, Robin Fortune, Mark Simpson. Tony Adkins, Terry Me· Nickle. Ironton and South Point emerged as team champions of the 1978 Gallipolis Rotary Relays, held Saturday on Evans Field, Rio Grande . It was a record-breaking day in the 11th aooual event. Tweoty·one new records wer. eslabllshed and one tied. In the boys division. won by Ironton 's Tigers, six new marks were established and one tied . In the girls division, won by South Point, 15 new marks were established as the ladies completely rewrote the record book. Individuals boys scoring honors went to Pt. Pleasant's Chris Smith , who tied Brent Saunders' 1976 scoring mark of 40 points by capturing firsts in the 100-yard dash, 220, 440 and long jump. Individual girls scoring honors went to Kyger Creek's Vicky Stroud who set a new mark with lB points, bet· tering her previous point mark of 34, established in 1977 . Iront on tallied 89 points to • capture the boys title . Runner up South Point had 48 and Athens placed third with 47. South Point's girls won ihe team crown with 77 points. Athens fini shed second with 58 and Chillicothe was third with :>7 ~, points. The only girls mark to survive Saturday was the JIO.yard hurdles - that event was not held this year. All other marks fell in the girls competition. including Susan Thompson ' s (Gallipolis 11969 record in the shot put. Powers of Hurri cane heaved the shot put 38 '·1 ", bettering Thompson 's old ma rk of 36'· Il l>". In the boys division, Chuck Neal's (Ga ll ipo lis ! 1970 discus throw was sha ttered by Chesapeake's 0 . L. McWhorter. The Panther ace heaved the discus 163'-9". Neal's eight-year old mark was 148' ~ ". Other new boys marks were established in the shot put , high jump, 880-yard relay, mile run , and 330 low hurdles. McWhorter bettered Dan Noxel's 1976 mark in the shot put with a toss of :>3'-5'• ". Ironton 's Bobby Williams and Keith Harvey shattered the high jump record with JUmps of 6'·53'4 ". Previous mark was 6'·4 ", set last year by Jackson's Tom Dorsey. Athens's Rob Topping bettered the 1972 mile run mark of Bernard Tilley, Wheelersburg, with a 4:24 .1 finish . Tilley 's old mark was 4:29.3. Ironton beat its old BJIO.yard relay record with a winning time of 1:34.9. The Tigers 1973 mark was 1:35.4. Ky ge r Creek's Marcus Gei ger became the first winner in the 33G-yard low hurdles , thus a new record was establish·~ in this event. Ge~~er fini shed in :38.9. Gallipolis' Abels and Pt. Pleasant's Franklin shared , record breaking honors In Anniversary Special FREE French Fries W.th Pvrth u$e Of Q Steak !Jond w .ch .,.tro, •v P ,.,.,,L 2• au ~<l o .AI All GINOS I the girls high jump with 5'· l" elforl!l, breaklllg Sara Abels 1977 mark of 5'. High-scoring Vicky Stroud set records in the 100-yard dash ( :22.6); 226-yard dash 1:26.6 ); 110-low hurdles 1: 1:>.•1and finished second in the long jump for her lB record breaking points. Gallipolis' Powers was FOOTBALL Awards , fr ont row , left to right , Steve Hill, Billy Harri s, Danny Dudding, sixth in the mile run. The Herb Ervin ; back row, Michael Warner, Mike Huddleston, Martin Bush. Scott Souder, and Blue Angels placed lllh in the Kelly Winebrenner. girls meet with nine points. Gallipolis Blue Devil thinclads scoring points Saturday were Kim Saun· ders, who captured the pole vault with an effort of 11'~"; Todd Rees, who placed second in the two mile run and Tom EdelmaM, who was sixth in the 33G-iow hurdles. GAHS finished lith with 19 points. ) Here are Saturday's 'I.~ ' ~ . fll results : ""' ..').. i( Gallipolis ~~ Rotory Retoy> ' I Boys) " • lront011 99, South Point 4!1, Athens 47, Point Pleasant u , Kyger Creek 34. Logan 30. Chesapeake 30 . South Webster 29, Fairland 26. Hurr icane 20. Gallipolis 19, Rock Hill 18, Jackson 17m . "'* Wellston 5, Coa l Grave J, Vinton County 2, Eastern 0. IField Evento Shot put - McWhorter IC hes .J: Gibson (Hurrl. Sim pk ins (Fair! , S3·S'I•. Ditcus McWhorter BASKETBALL Special Awards : Kelly Winebrenner, Rebounding, Richard Teaford, Foul Shooting, John Sayre, and Tim Brinager. Co-Defensive winners, and Perry Hill, Most Improved. IChes.l. Ray I Logan). Lucas IFairl. 1SJ.9. Long jump - Smtih IPP l. Layne (SP). McWhorter (Ches ). 10· PI• . High jump, - 1 (tiel Wi lli ams and Har>Jey (J ), Orr ic k (R H J. 6·5Jt.. . Pole Yilult Saunders IGali) ; Steven• IRHI ; (lie) Drake IChes .) and Elli5 (Athens ), 11·6. (Running Events) 100 - Smith ( PP I; Hixon 11); 3. Ge iger (KC J; 10.2. 120 - Smith iPPI ; Geiger IKC I: Hixon (II ; 23.1. 440 - Sm ith IPPI : Lewis ( I ) ; Hallet (Logan) ; 52.0. 880 - Topping IAI ; Wi15on !Fair) ; Procter ISPl : 2:00.6. Milt - Topp ing (AI : McNeeley (SWI ; T~tman ISP J; 4:24.1. Two.mile - Matthewson (AI : Rees (Galli ; Tracy ISWI ; 10 :17 .1. 120 high hurdlt5 - Geiger IKC l: Fouty IJack l; Beckett Ill ; IS.2. 330 low hurdles - Geiger IKCI ; Conwell ISPl : Royal I I l: 38.9. IRet• y Evtntsl 880 - Iron ton ; South Point ; Fa ir la nd ; 1: 34 .9. Mile - Ironton ; South Point: Logan : 3.35.5. High point porformtr Chris Smith, Pl . Plea•ant , 40 points . IGirls) South Point 27 ; Athen• 58; Chillicothe 57 1h, South Webste r 42 , Fairland 42, Kyger Creek 39, Circleville 28 Point Pleasant 27. Eastern 22, Hurricane 15, Gallipolis 9, Jackson S1t 2 , Ches!pe&ke 5. Coa I ·Grove 5, Meigs 2. Field Events Shot put - Powers I Hurr) ; Hill (SP) ; Miller (SW) ; 38·1. Discus - Miller (SW ): Batey IEa•l) ; Hill (SP): 96.S. Long jump - Adkins (Chill : Stroud IKCl ; Hagen (SW): 16-10. • High jump - (tiel Franklin (PP)andAbelsiGalll ; Batey ( Ea>l) ; S·3. running Events 100 - Stroud (KC) ; Matney ISPI ; Carter (Falrl ; tU. 220 - Stroud (KCI ; Carter (Fair): Howard IS PI ; 26-6. 440 - Marlin (Circle) ; Schneider (Circle I; Branson (Chilli ; 1:01.2. NO - Schneider (Circle) : Calhoun (Fair) ; Wysk lver ((hit) ; 2: 29 .6. Milt - Oorrlll lA) ; Hill ISP I; Mathews lEast !;· S:39.2. t10 tow hurdlos - Stroud IKCJ ; Sudnlck (A I; Branson !Chill ; 15.3. Rolay Events 440 - South Point ; Athens ; Fairland ; 52.9. 810 - Fairland ; South Point : Point Pleasant ; 1:52.9. 110 medley - South Point; Chillicothe ; South Web•ter ; 1: 56. 1. ,· South Point ; Webtter ; - 4 : 2~ . High Point Prrformtr Vicky Stroud , Kyger Creek, J8 .polnts Milt · - Chillicothe ; ~uth LA raps Astros, 7-3 By MIKE TIJLLY UP! Spurts Writer VARSITY BASKETBALL . The way Rick Moo day is - Scott Souder, Richard going, he can't worry about Teaford , John Sayre, Steve records _ he's· too busy Baker . Kelly Winebrenner, hoping his luck doesn 't Perry Hill, Dwight Hill, Tim h J' c ange. . dl Brinager. Dave F . m ey, . un "l haven't tried for a home O'Bri en, Don me . Duddmg, ~· run yet this yea r but I'm in a MlfESERVE BASKETBALL hot streak, " he said Sunday night, after his homer and - Dave Foreman, Jack three RBI helped the Los Duff)•. Ed Roush, John West, Angeles Dodgers to a 7-J BaiTy Allen, Chuck Michael, victory over the Houston Dale Teaford, John Davis, Astros. Jonathan Rees, Steve Fitch, Monday has eight hon~ers John Pape,, Zane Beegle, this seascn, the most in the Mgr. ) majors and three short of Freshmen Basketball Willie Stargell's record of 11 Mark Wolfe, Dwayne Curf· in the mooth of April. man, Bill Morris, Robin "There is no way I can't be Fortune, Bryan Wolfe, Terry aware of the record, " McNickle, Paul Cardone, Bob Monday said. "If it happens Lee, Tony Adkins. tllat will be fine . But l'RI more concerned with how they help the tean1. " Monday raised his RBI total ill 19 by homering with Ironton, South Point win, 21 marks fall \ one on in the third inning and adding a sacrifice fly in the fifth. Steve Garvey extended his hitting streak to 1:> games and scored two runs . Don Sutton survived a slow start to win his second game in three decisions. He allowed a second-inning homer to Bob Watson among eight hits and gave up two walks. In other National League games, Chica go edged New York, :J.-.2, in 12 innings , Montreal rapped Philadelphia , 5-2, Pittilburgh bombed St. Louis, 14-7, in the first game of a doubleheader , that was suspended with Pittsburgh leading, :H, in the sixth inning of the nighk:ap, Cincinnati nipped San Francisco, 2-1, in 10 innings, and San Diego edged Atlanta, 5-4, in 12 innings. Cub$ 3, Mels 2: Joe Wallis' single in the 12th scored Bobby Murcer . 1 1/ u: /),nh ' Sl'fllllll'l. .\"1Jd dli ·po rt - 1 1 utrlt· rn~, 1J . Mu11di1 _\. \pnl :.!-1 . l!fiH Warnt i,Ig : The Surgeon General Has Dmrmtned · Thai Ctgarene Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Yo ur Health. with the winning run. Murcer opened with a bunt single and after two were out, Dave Rader singled to send Murcer to third . Wallis followed with a drive to left center that Lee Mazzilli missed. Expos :;, Phlllles 2: · Dave Cash, Ellis Valentine and Larry Parrish each drove in a run in a three-run sixth·inning uprising to power Montreal to a three· gan~e sweep. Pirates 14, Cardinals 7: Dave Parker hit an RBI double and a lw<H'un homer lead Pittsburgh in the first game of a doubleheader. Duffy Dyer tripled in a run in the sixth iMing ·to put the Pirates ahead in a nightcap m"keup gan1e that was suspended so St. Louis could catch l.he last flight from Pittsburgh to Montreal, where they play Monday afternoon. w 76ers sweep Knicks, gain NBA finals Philadelphia went up by six early in the fourth quarter, but the Knicks came back to tie it before Erving hit a technical assesse-d ill Lonnie Shelton for throwing the ball downcourt after committing his sixth personal foul , Erving hit on the tech and Philadelphia never lost the lead after that. "We have to give the Kni'cks a lot of credit," said Phi ladelphia Coac h Bill y Cunningham . "They didn't play like a team looking for a By BILL CAHILL UPI Spurts Writer Doug Collins and Julius Erving, scoring 24 ·and 23 points respectively, led the Philadelphia 76ers into the Eastern Conference finals Sunday with a 112-107 victory over the New York Knicks, who never before had been swept in a best -o f-seven playoff series. " Winning in four straight is the best way to do it," said Julius Erving, " This is winning in style. Last year we had a lot of confidence but not enough experi ence . This year, we have confidence and vacation ." Philadelphia now plays the winner of the Wash ington-Sa n Antonio series for the experience.'' That be came obvious when Eastern Conference Iitle . In the other NBA playoff Philadelphia played a sloppy games SUllday, Washington first half but managed to come within two at halftime. took a commiiJlding :1-1 lead New York had taken a five- in thetr quarter-final series point lead at the end of the with San Antonio, Milwaukee first quarter on 12-for-23 blew out Denver for their first shooting, while the 76ers hilll- playoff win, and Seattle went one game up on Portland . for-22. The lead see-sawed through Bullets 98, Spurs 95: Elvin Hayes scored two keY' most of the third quarter and a jumper by Shelton at the baskets in th e final two buzzer li ed the score . minute s and blocked a crucia l 20-footer by San Antonio's George Gervin to lead the Bullets past the Spurs, in •he fourth game of their best-<Jf-seven Eastern Co nf erence se ri es . The Bullets can wrap up the series Tuesday night at Son Antonio. !lucks 143, Nuggets 112; Rookie forward Marques Johnsen scored a career-lligh 3:> points and Juni or Bridgeman hit for 22 as the Bucks clobbered Denver for their first victory in their We stern Co nfer ence semifinal playoffs . The series continues in Milwauk ee Tuesday night . SuperSonics 98, Trailblazers 114 : John Johnson scored 18 second-ha lf points and Marvin Webster and Paul Silas c'Ontrolled the boards as the Sonics clubbed the Blazers and grabbed a 2-1 le ad in their Western Conference semifinal playoff game. Seattle exploiled the absence of Bill Walilln, who broke a bone in his left foot ~'riday night, with a 7140 reboundin g advantage. Player continues hot streak Andy Bean, 24, was the impressive string would By GARY TAYWR youngster who faltered down UPI Sports Writer indicate . • the stretch this year. Leading ~~ winning three in a row is a HOUSTON (UPII - Gary by three 'trokes entering the Player is on a hot streak and very ni ce record to hav ,e he final round Sunday, Bean . he knows it. said Sunday, after Ill inning could mu•ter only a 1-<JverThe little South ·African $40,000 at the Houston Open. said he has won 110 pro golf the World Cup in Manila , par 73 to lose by one stroke . Bean's desire to bust his wurnaments - 18 on the PGA So.uth African Open and ICL drive on No. 9 with a driver wur - before his recent International in his analysis. caused him to hook the shot. streak of victories at the Asked how long he could be The resulting double bogey Ma sters , Tournament of competitive, he said, "You six was the difference. Champions and Houston could .go very .well until "Andy Bean is gonna win a Open . you're 5Q years old." bunch of tournaments in the But Player insists he is Already , however , his age, future, I'm sure, " Player even hotter than that '41, is oo his mind. said. "I can commiserate with how he feels. l'n1 glad I won, however." Gibbs 188. Rick Martin 178. After Saturday's third Ralph Gibbs 173. round, in which Bean caught Men's High Ser ie5 - Ralph SENIOR Ba sketball Awards : Richard Teaford, Kelly Winebren'hcr, J ohn Sayre, Steve and passed the eventual Gibbs SOO. Rick Martin 464, Baker, Perry Hill, and Scott Souder. winner, Player could not Charles Searles 444. resist exaggerating just a Women 's High Game , _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ • Lue"e Martin 16S. Sheryl little. "' • Gibbs 153, Rhonda Gibbs 15 1. "I've pla yed with a lot of Women ' s High Series fellows, but I've never seen Pomeroy Lanes Ann Morrl5 426 , Luelle anyone drive the ball as far Sunday Miners Mar tin 408, Sheryl Gibbs 398. as he does,". Player said. Standings Team High Game - Team "Never." Week of April2 , 1978 No. 3, 324 ; Team No. l , 307 ; Won Lost Jack Nicklaus was absent Alley Cats S4 42 Team No. 3, 303. from l.he Houstoo Open, as Team High Series Team Team No. 3 S2 u Team No. S S2 44 No. 3, 894: Team No. s. 811: were the other lop money winners, Hubert Green, Tom Sundv Duds ~ - ~ Hot Shots. 807. Watson and Hale Irwin. · Hoi ShOts 44 S2 Player's ~foot birdie putt Country Bumpk ins 38 58 the clcudi ng run m U1e third wiU1 a two-run double in the BEULAH RESULTS By MARK FRIEDMAN at No. 17 woo the Houston Men 's High Game off loser Paul Mitchell , 1-2. In si xth and boosted the Royals' Charles Searls 216, Ralph UPl Spurts Writer GROVE CITY, Ohio I UP!) Open, but he saw it When is scmebody going to the fif th mmng, f:dwards hit lead ill 6-3 with a homer in the Gibbs 201 , Rick Martin 178. - Olympic Circuit led most differently. IA!ll the Oakland A's th ey a two-run tri pl e,\ Mari o eighth, and Darrell Porter Men ' s High Series of the way and won the Havin g missed the green in shouldn 't be tied· with the Guerrero had an HBl smglc added a tw<H'un si~gle, to lift Charles Searles 512. Ralph featured $10,400 allowance regulation - for l.h e first time Kansas City Royals for first and Gary ,\l cxander blasted Kansas City over Baltin~ore . Gibbs 46d, Rick Martin 460 . race at Beulah Park Sunday in his final round - at parWomen's High Game a run-scoring double ill key Tigers 9·1, Rangers 6-2 : place? by one and one-llalf'iengl.hs four No. 14 and chipped to six Ann Morris 198, Ann MOrris a six·hit. four·run innt ng. Hlchie Zisk led of I~ 11th "These young guys arc over Hy Carol. Blaze Demon feet, he sank a six-foot putt 163, Sue Searles 160. In oth er American l.eag uc inn ing with his fourth home making a be liever out of me," was third. for a par . Women'• High Series said Oakland catcher Jim games, Toronto b lankt~l !he run of th e season to help Ann Morris 487, Sue Searles Olympic Circuit was limed "That putt woo the tourEssian Sunday alter the A·s Chica g" White Sox, 4-0, Texas snap an eight-game 433, Sheryl Gibbs 380. for the six furlongs in 1:113-5 nament ," he said. Cii y ni pped los ing streak in the second had taken their fifth straight Kansas Team High Game - Team and paid $11.40, ~.40, $2.40. No. 5, 376 : Alley Cats 346 ; The 11·7 daily double victory, a 5-{) shuill ut over the Baltimore, 6-5, Oetroi l splil g;une. Detroit won the first 11tt: IJAILY StMINt:l. with Texas, taktog the game to extend its win strea k Team No. 3, 319 . Seattle Mariners. returned $35.80 and the 6-3-7 DE\'OTFJ) TQ niE Team High Series Team ill five ga mes before having it "I think they depend on me opener. 9-6, before dropp in ~ INTER•moF rrifecta $140.70. The 6,695 No. S, 94S; Alley Cats, 921 ; thoroughbred racing fans bel MEIGS-MASON AREA because they're new tn the the ni ghl cap, 2•1. in 11 snapped In the nightcap. kOHf.KT HOEFLICH Sunday Duds, 786 . league and I • kno w the umings, Milwau kct: t-dget! th~ Brewers 3, Yankees !: $737,870. Cll}' F..dl&ur Publblll'd dull~ eu~IJ( Sllurdaly !len Oglivie rapped a Sf>IO batters," said Essian . "But I New York Yankees, :1-2, and by TI~t Ohio Vadley f..,bliJhintt just set the glove out there for Boston sp lit with. Clevela nd , homer and Sal Bando had a Sunday Mlnen . Cpmpuny· M ~.IillJflt!dbl , Inc., 111 TOURNEY SCHEDULED stondln~s Court St • Pomeroy, Ohio ~?H. a target and these guys are grabbing a ll-3 ve rdi ct in the two-run single ill support the A softball tournament wi.ll .Bwo""" Off~• i'hofliJ m 21~ Week of April'· ma first ga me before losing 10·7 combi ned five-hit pitching of hitting it." Edltunal Phoue!m-2 1 ~7 · be held May 5-7 at Ironton . Lar ry Sorensen and Bob Won Lost John Johnson , considered in 11 innings, in the second ~ond did pu~~LII.(r Plld at Pomeroy , Ohln. Team No. 3 58 46 Entry fee is $5S plus an $8 Ca lifornia at McClure in Milwaukee's by many as a throw-in in the gam e. Niitlonal adverl18m~ rt!prnenvi!'tory over the Yankees. Alley Cats 56 411 sanction fee for teams not Vida Blue deal , spaced six Mirmesola was postponed by ~tJveJ l.andoo AMoi;ialtt1, 31 01 Heggie Ja ckson had a soin Team No . 5 S2 S2 sanctioned. F~ uclJ Avi! ., levelil ml. ()hlo t4115. mts to lower his miniscule min . Sul.~tcrlphllfl r•Lt.• : IJcllvered by homer for New York. Hot Shots 52 52 Trophies will be presented ERA (0.42 ) and pul the A's at Rlur .Jays 4, Wh itt• S"x 0: r11rt1er wlwt~ hVfltllth ltl7~t l11u per llt·d Sux &-7, Indians 3-10 : Sunday Duds 50 54 to the first three teams along Jesse .Jefferson fired a week. Hy Moler Hout.: -:tP•re r•rrier 11-3 for the seascn . The Country Bumpkins 44 60 OOl IVIIlllble, On~:~ moot.h Duane Kuillfr sing led hOme Men 's High Game - Ralph with gift certificates. For . Rrvice Royals lead Oakland by only three-hitter to notch his first s:u:t. By 1n1~ in Ohio 100 w v1 ' further information contact t}"le Yeu , m.oo; Sil ~~~· percentage poinL~ in .the AL major-league shuto ul and one. run and Ron Hassey •· , . Pete Newman at 53M509 or Sl l.)(l ; Thrt~e montna 17 oo: .John May berry doubl ed followed with a lwo-run single West. • · Jo::Jsewhcrt 126.00 re•r ; 81~ 11NM1thl Tom Walden at 533-3868. 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"Jar". l. 2 tng . nicotine av. per ctgarene, FTC r . ~o11 AUG .·n. \ �• ' . 2-The D•ilv Sentinel. Mirldleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April24, 1978 ~Southern By Greg Balley Sponsored by the Southern Athletic Boosters, the 1977-78 Southern High School Football Basketball Banquet was held Saturday night at the high school in Racine . , Andy Hoover of WMPO radio served as master of ceremonies. After Hoover introduced guests, head football Coach John Dudding presented his coaching staff, foll owed by the presentation of reserve football awards by assistant Coach Mick Winebrenner . Dudding then presented the varsity football awards. Lettering for the first time in foot ball were Todd Roberts, Todd Cummins. Ed Smith, K'elly Taylor. Tom Allen, John West. and Dale Teaford. athletes honored .Special awards were presented to three seniors : Kelly Winebrenner, most valuable player, Scott Souder, honorary captain and Herbie Ervin, coach's award. Reserve and varsity cheerleading awards were )>resented by Advisor Sandra Hili . Varsity cheerleaders were seniors Sheila Crouch and Cheryl Wilson, and juniors Debbie Brown, Janis Carnahan, and Carla Teaford . Reserve chee rleaders were Terrie Crouch, Kim Dugan, Sonja Hill, Beth Huffman, Della Johnson, and Amy Souder . Head Coach Carl· Wolfe then introduced his basket: ball coaching stall. Assistant Coach Howard Caldwell presented freshn~an and reserve basketball awards. The reserves captured the 1977-78 SVAC championship. Coach Wolfe then presented his 1977-78 SV AC and Clliss A Sectional Champions. Let· tering for the first· time were juniors Dwight Hill, Tim Brinager, Dave Findley and Jim O'Brien. ~ Special awar in ·basket· ball 'were the • presented. Richard Te or d was recognized as the best foul shooter and Perry Hill was given the most improved award. John Sayre and Tim Brinager shared the defen· sive award, and Kelly Winebre!lller was recognized as best rebounder. The benediction wos 1hen given by Rev. Dave H"rris. The following is a football and basketball roster : FOOTBALL"- Mike Hud· dleston, Martin Bush. Herbie Ervin, Scott Souder. Kelly Winebrenner , . Danny Dud· ding, Michl!$1, Warner, Steve Hill , Bill Harris. Todd Roberts, Todd Cummins . Ed Smith , Kelly Taylor. Tum Allen, John West, "K ent Varney , Larry Cundiff, J ohn Pape, Jonathan Rees, James Meadows., Doug DuVal l, Terry Clark , Dale Teaford, John Will iams, Danny Talbott , Scotl Nease, Robin Fortune, Mark Simpson. Tony Adkins, Terry Me· Nickle. Ironton and South Point emerged as team champions of the 1978 Gallipolis Rotary Relays, held Saturday on Evans Field, Rio Grande . It was a record-breaking day in the 11th aooual event. Tweoty·one new records wer. eslabllshed and one tied. In the boys division. won by Ironton 's Tigers, six new marks were established and one tied . In the girls division, won by South Point, 15 new marks were established as the ladies completely rewrote the record book. Individuals boys scoring honors went to Pt. Pleasant's Chris Smith , who tied Brent Saunders' 1976 scoring mark of 40 points by capturing firsts in the 100-yard dash, 220, 440 and long jump. Individual girls scoring honors went to Kyger Creek's Vicky Stroud who set a new mark with lB points, bet· tering her previous point mark of 34, established in 1977 . Iront on tallied 89 points to • capture the boys title . Runner up South Point had 48 and Athens placed third with 47. South Point's girls won ihe team crown with 77 points. Athens fini shed second with 58 and Chillicothe was third with :>7 ~, points. The only girls mark to survive Saturday was the JIO.yard hurdles - that event was not held this year. All other marks fell in the girls competition. including Susan Thompson ' s (Gallipolis 11969 record in the shot put. Powers of Hurri cane heaved the shot put 38 '·1 ", bettering Thompson 's old ma rk of 36'· Il l>". In the boys division, Chuck Neal's (Ga ll ipo lis ! 1970 discus throw was sha ttered by Chesapeake's 0 . L. McWhorter. The Panther ace heaved the discus 163'-9". Neal's eight-year old mark was 148' ~ ". Other new boys marks were established in the shot put , high jump, 880-yard relay, mile run , and 330 low hurdles. McWhorter bettered Dan Noxel's 1976 mark in the shot put with a toss of :>3'-5'• ". Ironton 's Bobby Williams and Keith Harvey shattered the high jump record with JUmps of 6'·53'4 ". Previous mark was 6'·4 ", set last year by Jackson's Tom Dorsey. Athens's Rob Topping bettered the 1972 mile run mark of Bernard Tilley, Wheelersburg, with a 4:24 .1 finish . Tilley 's old mark was 4:29.3. Ironton beat its old BJIO.yard relay record with a winning time of 1:34.9. The Tigers 1973 mark was 1:35.4. Ky ge r Creek's Marcus Gei ger became the first winner in the 33G-yard low hurdles , thus a new record was establish·~ in this event. Ge~~er fini shed in :38.9. Gallipolis' Abels and Pt. Pleasant's Franklin shared , record breaking honors In Anniversary Special FREE French Fries W.th Pvrth u$e Of Q Steak !Jond w .ch .,.tro, •v P ,.,.,,L 2• au ~<l o .AI All GINOS I the girls high jump with 5'· l" elforl!l, breaklllg Sara Abels 1977 mark of 5'. High-scoring Vicky Stroud set records in the 100-yard dash ( :22.6); 226-yard dash 1:26.6 ); 110-low hurdles 1: 1:>.•1and finished second in the long jump for her lB record breaking points. Gallipolis' Powers was FOOTBALL Awards , fr ont row , left to right , Steve Hill, Billy Harri s, Danny Dudding, sixth in the mile run. The Herb Ervin ; back row, Michael Warner, Mike Huddleston, Martin Bush. Scott Souder, and Blue Angels placed lllh in the Kelly Winebrenner. girls meet with nine points. Gallipolis Blue Devil thinclads scoring points Saturday were Kim Saun· ders, who captured the pole vault with an effort of 11'~"; Todd Rees, who placed second in the two mile run and Tom EdelmaM, who was sixth in the 33G-iow hurdles. GAHS finished lith with 19 points. ) Here are Saturday's 'I.~ ' ~ . fll results : ""' ..').. i( Gallipolis ~~ Rotory Retoy> ' I Boys) " • lront011 99, South Point 4!1, Athens 47, Point Pleasant u , Kyger Creek 34. Logan 30. Chesapeake 30 . South Webster 29, Fairland 26. Hurr icane 20. Gallipolis 19, Rock Hill 18, Jackson 17m . "'* Wellston 5, Coa l Grave J, Vinton County 2, Eastern 0. IField Evento Shot put - McWhorter IC hes .J: Gibson (Hurrl. Sim pk ins (Fair! , S3·S'I•. Ditcus McWhorter BASKETBALL Special Awards : Kelly Winebrenner, Rebounding, Richard Teaford, Foul Shooting, John Sayre, and Tim Brinager. Co-Defensive winners, and Perry Hill, Most Improved. IChes.l. Ray I Logan). Lucas IFairl. 1SJ.9. Long jump - Smtih IPP l. Layne (SP). McWhorter (Ches ). 10· PI• . High jump, - 1 (tiel Wi lli ams and Har>Jey (J ), Orr ic k (R H J. 6·5Jt.. . Pole Yilult Saunders IGali) ; Steven• IRHI ; (lie) Drake IChes .) and Elli5 (Athens ), 11·6. (Running Events) 100 - Smith ( PP I; Hixon 11); 3. Ge iger (KC J; 10.2. 120 - Smith iPPI ; Geiger IKC I: Hixon (II ; 23.1. 440 - Sm ith IPPI : Lewis ( I ) ; Hallet (Logan) ; 52.0. 880 - Topping IAI ; Wi15on !Fair) ; Procter ISPl : 2:00.6. Milt - Topp ing (AI : McNeeley (SWI ; T~tman ISP J; 4:24.1. Two.mile - Matthewson (AI : Rees (Galli ; Tracy ISWI ; 10 :17 .1. 120 high hurdlt5 - Geiger IKC l: Fouty IJack l; Beckett Ill ; IS.2. 330 low hurdles - Geiger IKCI ; Conwell ISPl : Royal I I l: 38.9. IRet• y Evtntsl 880 - Iron ton ; South Point ; Fa ir la nd ; 1: 34 .9. Mile - Ironton ; South Point: Logan : 3.35.5. High point porformtr Chris Smith, Pl . Plea•ant , 40 points . IGirls) South Point 27 ; Athen• 58; Chillicothe 57 1h, South Webste r 42 , Fairland 42, Kyger Creek 39, Circleville 28 Point Pleasant 27. Eastern 22, Hurricane 15, Gallipolis 9, Jackson S1t 2 , Ches!pe&ke 5. Coa I ·Grove 5, Meigs 2. Field Events Shot put - Powers I Hurr) ; Hill (SP) ; Miller (SW) ; 38·1. Discus - Miller (SW ): Batey IEa•l) ; Hill (SP): 96.S. Long jump - Adkins (Chill : Stroud IKCl ; Hagen (SW): 16-10. • High jump - (tiel Franklin (PP)andAbelsiGalll ; Batey ( Ea>l) ; S·3. running Events 100 - Stroud (KC) ; Matney ISPI ; Carter (Falrl ; tU. 220 - Stroud (KCI ; Carter (Fair): Howard IS PI ; 26-6. 440 - Marlin (Circle) ; Schneider (Circle I; Branson (Chilli ; 1:01.2. NO - Schneider (Circle) : Calhoun (Fair) ; Wysk lver ((hit) ; 2: 29 .6. Milt - Oorrlll lA) ; Hill ISP I; Mathews lEast !;· S:39.2. t10 tow hurdlos - Stroud IKCJ ; Sudnlck (A I; Branson !Chill ; 15.3. Rolay Events 440 - South Point ; Athens ; Fairland ; 52.9. 810 - Fairland ; South Point : Point Pleasant ; 1:52.9. 110 medley - South Point; Chillicothe ; South Web•ter ; 1: 56. 1. ,· South Point ; Webtter ; - 4 : 2~ . High Point Prrformtr Vicky Stroud , Kyger Creek, J8 .polnts Milt · - Chillicothe ; ~uth LA raps Astros, 7-3 By MIKE TIJLLY UP! Spurts Writer VARSITY BASKETBALL . The way Rick Moo day is - Scott Souder, Richard going, he can't worry about Teaford , John Sayre, Steve records _ he's· too busy Baker . Kelly Winebrenner, hoping his luck doesn 't Perry Hill, Dwight Hill, Tim h J' c ange. . dl Brinager. Dave F . m ey, . un "l haven't tried for a home O'Bri en, Don me . Duddmg, ~· run yet this yea r but I'm in a MlfESERVE BASKETBALL hot streak, " he said Sunday night, after his homer and - Dave Foreman, Jack three RBI helped the Los Duff)•. Ed Roush, John West, Angeles Dodgers to a 7-J BaiTy Allen, Chuck Michael, victory over the Houston Dale Teaford, John Davis, Astros. Jonathan Rees, Steve Fitch, Monday has eight hon~ers John Pape,, Zane Beegle, this seascn, the most in the Mgr. ) majors and three short of Freshmen Basketball Willie Stargell's record of 11 Mark Wolfe, Dwayne Curf· in the mooth of April. man, Bill Morris, Robin "There is no way I can't be Fortune, Bryan Wolfe, Terry aware of the record, " McNickle, Paul Cardone, Bob Monday said. "If it happens Lee, Tony Adkins. tllat will be fine . But l'RI more concerned with how they help the tean1. " Monday raised his RBI total ill 19 by homering with Ironton, South Point win, 21 marks fall \ one on in the third inning and adding a sacrifice fly in the fifth. Steve Garvey extended his hitting streak to 1:> games and scored two runs . Don Sutton survived a slow start to win his second game in three decisions. He allowed a second-inning homer to Bob Watson among eight hits and gave up two walks. In other National League games, Chica go edged New York, :J.-.2, in 12 innings , Montreal rapped Philadelphia , 5-2, Pittilburgh bombed St. Louis, 14-7, in the first game of a doubleheader , that was suspended with Pittsburgh leading, :H, in the sixth inning of the nighk:ap, Cincinnati nipped San Francisco, 2-1, in 10 innings, and San Diego edged Atlanta, 5-4, in 12 innings. Cub$ 3, Mels 2: Joe Wallis' single in the 12th scored Bobby Murcer . 1 1/ u: /),nh ' Sl'fllllll'l. .\"1Jd dli ·po rt - 1 1 utrlt· rn~, 1J . Mu11di1 _\. \pnl :.!-1 . l!fiH Warnt i,Ig : The Surgeon General Has Dmrmtned · Thai Ctgarene Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Yo ur Health. with the winning run. Murcer opened with a bunt single and after two were out, Dave Rader singled to send Murcer to third . Wallis followed with a drive to left center that Lee Mazzilli missed. Expos :;, Phlllles 2: · Dave Cash, Ellis Valentine and Larry Parrish each drove in a run in a three-run sixth·inning uprising to power Montreal to a three· gan~e sweep. Pirates 14, Cardinals 7: Dave Parker hit an RBI double and a lw<H'un homer lead Pittsburgh in the first game of a doubleheader. Duffy Dyer tripled in a run in the sixth iMing ·to put the Pirates ahead in a nightcap m"keup gan1e that was suspended so St. Louis could catch l.he last flight from Pittsburgh to Montreal, where they play Monday afternoon. w 76ers sweep Knicks, gain NBA finals Philadelphia went up by six early in the fourth quarter, but the Knicks came back to tie it before Erving hit a technical assesse-d ill Lonnie Shelton for throwing the ball downcourt after committing his sixth personal foul , Erving hit on the tech and Philadelphia never lost the lead after that. "We have to give the Kni'cks a lot of credit," said Phi ladelphia Coac h Bill y Cunningham . "They didn't play like a team looking for a By BILL CAHILL UPI Spurts Writer Doug Collins and Julius Erving, scoring 24 ·and 23 points respectively, led the Philadelphia 76ers into the Eastern Conference finals Sunday with a 112-107 victory over the New York Knicks, who never before had been swept in a best -o f-seven playoff series. " Winning in four straight is the best way to do it," said Julius Erving, " This is winning in style. Last year we had a lot of confidence but not enough experi ence . This year, we have confidence and vacation ." Philadelphia now plays the winner of the Wash ington-Sa n Antonio series for the experience.'' That be came obvious when Eastern Conference Iitle . In the other NBA playoff Philadelphia played a sloppy games SUllday, Washington first half but managed to come within two at halftime. took a commiiJlding :1-1 lead New York had taken a five- in thetr quarter-final series point lead at the end of the with San Antonio, Milwaukee first quarter on 12-for-23 blew out Denver for their first shooting, while the 76ers hilll- playoff win, and Seattle went one game up on Portland . for-22. The lead see-sawed through Bullets 98, Spurs 95: Elvin Hayes scored two keY' most of the third quarter and a jumper by Shelton at the baskets in th e final two buzzer li ed the score . minute s and blocked a crucia l 20-footer by San Antonio's George Gervin to lead the Bullets past the Spurs, in •he fourth game of their best-<Jf-seven Eastern Co nf erence se ri es . The Bullets can wrap up the series Tuesday night at Son Antonio. !lucks 143, Nuggets 112; Rookie forward Marques Johnsen scored a career-lligh 3:> points and Juni or Bridgeman hit for 22 as the Bucks clobbered Denver for their first victory in their We stern Co nfer ence semifinal playoffs . The series continues in Milwauk ee Tuesday night . SuperSonics 98, Trailblazers 114 : John Johnson scored 18 second-ha lf points and Marvin Webster and Paul Silas c'Ontrolled the boards as the Sonics clubbed the Blazers and grabbed a 2-1 le ad in their Western Conference semifinal playoff game. Seattle exploiled the absence of Bill Walilln, who broke a bone in his left foot ~'riday night, with a 7140 reboundin g advantage. Player continues hot streak Andy Bean, 24, was the impressive string would By GARY TAYWR youngster who faltered down UPI Sports Writer indicate . • the stretch this year. Leading ~~ winning three in a row is a HOUSTON (UPII - Gary by three 'trokes entering the Player is on a hot streak and very ni ce record to hav ,e he final round Sunday, Bean . he knows it. said Sunday, after Ill inning could mu•ter only a 1-<JverThe little South ·African $40,000 at the Houston Open. said he has won 110 pro golf the World Cup in Manila , par 73 to lose by one stroke . Bean's desire to bust his wurnaments - 18 on the PGA So.uth African Open and ICL drive on No. 9 with a driver wur - before his recent International in his analysis. caused him to hook the shot. streak of victories at the Asked how long he could be The resulting double bogey Ma sters , Tournament of competitive, he said, "You six was the difference. Champions and Houston could .go very .well until "Andy Bean is gonna win a Open . you're 5Q years old." bunch of tournaments in the But Player insists he is Already , however , his age, future, I'm sure, " Player even hotter than that '41, is oo his mind. said. "I can commiserate with how he feels. l'n1 glad I won, however." Gibbs 188. Rick Martin 178. After Saturday's third Ralph Gibbs 173. round, in which Bean caught Men's High Ser ie5 - Ralph SENIOR Ba sketball Awards : Richard Teaford, Kelly Winebren'hcr, J ohn Sayre, Steve and passed the eventual Gibbs SOO. Rick Martin 464, Baker, Perry Hill, and Scott Souder. winner, Player could not Charles Searles 444. resist exaggerating just a Women 's High Game , _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ • Lue"e Martin 16S. Sheryl little. "' • Gibbs 153, Rhonda Gibbs 15 1. "I've pla yed with a lot of Women ' s High Series fellows, but I've never seen Pomeroy Lanes Ann Morrl5 426 , Luelle anyone drive the ball as far Sunday Miners Mar tin 408, Sheryl Gibbs 398. as he does,". Player said. Standings Team High Game - Team "Never." Week of April2 , 1978 No. 3, 324 ; Team No. l , 307 ; Won Lost Jack Nicklaus was absent Alley Cats S4 42 Team No. 3, 303. from l.he Houstoo Open, as Team High Series Team Team No. 3 S2 u Team No. S S2 44 No. 3, 894: Team No. s. 811: were the other lop money winners, Hubert Green, Tom Sundv Duds ~ - ~ Hot Shots. 807. Watson and Hale Irwin. · Hoi ShOts 44 S2 Player's ~foot birdie putt Country Bumpk ins 38 58 the clcudi ng run m U1e third wiU1 a two-run double in the BEULAH RESULTS By MARK FRIEDMAN at No. 17 woo the Houston Men 's High Game off loser Paul Mitchell , 1-2. In si xth and boosted the Royals' Charles Searls 216, Ralph UPl Spurts Writer GROVE CITY, Ohio I UP!) Open, but he saw it When is scmebody going to the fif th mmng, f:dwards hit lead ill 6-3 with a homer in the Gibbs 201 , Rick Martin 178. - Olympic Circuit led most differently. IA!ll the Oakland A's th ey a two-run tri pl e,\ Mari o eighth, and Darrell Porter Men ' s High Series of the way and won the Havin g missed the green in shouldn 't be tied· with the Guerrero had an HBl smglc added a tw<H'un si~gle, to lift Charles Searles 512. Ralph featured $10,400 allowance regulation - for l.h e first time Kansas City Royals for first and Gary ,\l cxander blasted Kansas City over Baltin~ore . Gibbs 46d, Rick Martin 460 . race at Beulah Park Sunday in his final round - at parWomen's High Game a run-scoring double ill key Tigers 9·1, Rangers 6-2 : place? by one and one-llalf'iengl.hs four No. 14 and chipped to six Ann Morris 198, Ann MOrris a six·hit. four·run innt ng. Hlchie Zisk led of I~ 11th "These young guys arc over Hy Carol. Blaze Demon feet, he sank a six-foot putt 163, Sue Searles 160. In oth er American l.eag uc inn ing with his fourth home making a be liever out of me," was third. for a par . Women'• High Series said Oakland catcher Jim games, Toronto b lankt~l !he run of th e season to help Ann Morris 487, Sue Searles Olympic Circuit was limed "That putt woo the tourEssian Sunday alter the A·s Chica g" White Sox, 4-0, Texas snap an eight-game 433, Sheryl Gibbs 380. for the six furlongs in 1:113-5 nament ," he said. Cii y ni pped los ing streak in the second had taken their fifth straight Kansas Team High Game - Team and paid $11.40, ~.40, $2.40. No. 5, 376 : Alley Cats 346 ; The 11·7 daily double victory, a 5-{) shuill ut over the Baltimore, 6-5, Oetroi l splil g;une. Detroit won the first 11tt: IJAILY StMINt:l. with Texas, taktog the game to extend its win strea k Team No. 3, 319 . Seattle Mariners. returned $35.80 and the 6-3-7 DE\'OTFJ) TQ niE Team High Series Team ill five ga mes before having it "I think they depend on me opener. 9-6, before dropp in ~ INTER•moF rrifecta $140.70. The 6,695 No. S, 94S; Alley Cats, 921 ; thoroughbred racing fans bel MEIGS-MASON AREA because they're new tn the the ni ghl cap, 2•1. in 11 snapped In the nightcap. kOHf.KT HOEFLICH Sunday Duds, 786 . league and I • kno w the umings, Milwau kct: t-dget! th~ Brewers 3, Yankees !: $737,870. Cll}' F..dl&ur Publblll'd dull~ eu~IJ( Sllurdaly !len Oglivie rapped a Sf>IO batters," said Essian . "But I New York Yankees, :1-2, and by TI~t Ohio Vadley f..,bliJhintt just set the glove out there for Boston sp lit with. Clevela nd , homer and Sal Bando had a Sunday Mlnen . Cpmpuny· M ~.IillJflt!dbl , Inc., 111 TOURNEY SCHEDULED stondln~s Court St • Pomeroy, Ohio ~?H. a target and these guys are grabbing a ll-3 ve rdi ct in the two-run single ill support the A softball tournament wi.ll .Bwo""" Off~• i'hofliJ m 21~ Week of April'· ma first ga me before losing 10·7 combi ned five-hit pitching of hitting it." Edltunal Phoue!m-2 1 ~7 · be held May 5-7 at Ironton . Lar ry Sorensen and Bob Won Lost John Johnson , considered in 11 innings, in the second ~ond did pu~~LII.(r Plld at Pomeroy , Ohln. Team No. 3 58 46 Entry fee is $5S plus an $8 Ca lifornia at McClure in Milwaukee's by many as a throw-in in the gam e. Niitlonal adverl18m~ rt!prnenvi!'tory over the Yankees. Alley Cats 56 411 sanction fee for teams not Vida Blue deal , spaced six Mirmesola was postponed by ~tJveJ l.andoo AMoi;ialtt1, 31 01 Heggie Ja ckson had a soin Team No . 5 S2 S2 sanctioned. F~ uclJ Avi! ., levelil ml. ()hlo t4115. mts to lower his miniscule min . Sul.~tcrlphllfl r•Lt.• : IJcllvered by homer for New York. Hot Shots 52 52 Trophies will be presented ERA (0.42 ) and pul the A's at Rlur .Jays 4, Wh itt• S"x 0: r11rt1er wlwt~ hVfltllth ltl7~t l11u per llt·d Sux &-7, Indians 3-10 : Sunday Duds 50 54 to the first three teams along Jesse .Jefferson fired a week. Hy Moler Hout.: -:tP•re r•rrier 11-3 for the seascn . The Country Bumpkins 44 60 OOl IVIIlllble, On~:~ moot.h Duane Kuillfr sing led hOme Men 's High Game - Ralph with gift certificates. For . Rrvice Royals lead Oakland by only three-hitter to notch his first s:u:t. By 1n1~ in Ohio 100 w v1 ' further information contact t}"le Yeu , m.oo; Sil ~~~· percentage poinL~ in .the AL major-league shuto ul and one. run and Ron Hassey •· , . Pete Newman at 53M509 or Sl l.)(l ; Thrt~e montna 17 oo: .John May berry doubl ed followed with a lwo-run single West. • · Jo::Jsewhcrt 126.00 re•r ; 81~ 11NM1thl Tom Walden at 533-3868. A single tiy Tony Armas, a home tw o runs to lead in . the 11th inning to lift $ 13 .~0 : Three month• , f7 $0 . ·in one of three eighth-inning Clevela nd over Boston in the The event Is sponsored by Sube<TipUon pr ict luciOOe• Suod.y sacrifice by Miguel Dilone Toronto ovel C'h icago. sccnrul game of a double- runs to give Boswn a victory the Malone's Men Softball Time.&ntin et. And a bad-bounce single by Royals 6. Oriulcs 5: · team. Hal McHae br<•ke a .1-3 uc header Ca rlton Fisk doubled in the opener. Mike Edwards accounted for BOWLING A's remain tied for first in AL West .. I • ... . ~ , ow, a richer, smoother, more satisfying Salem! As the leader in tobacco technology we have discovered a way to improve that great Salem flavor. At the same time we have actually lowered the tar! You get all that famous menthol freshness, plus a richer, smoother, more satisfying smoke. Lower in tar, too. 18 mg. "Jar". l. 2 tng . nicotine av. per ctgarene, FTC r . ~o11 AUG .·n. \ �... )I ~ -The naily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Monday, April24, 1978 ~The Daily Sentinel, Mi~dleoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday , April24, IW8 Morgan's streak ends, Reds win, 2-1 By JOE SARGIS UP! Spons Writer SAN FRANCISOO l UP!) The San Francisco Gia'hts probably have the · best pitching staff in the National League . Cincinnati Reds manager Spa rky Anderson, after seeing tlle San Francisco staff in six games, four of which his team won, says flat out it is the best. " U tlley continue to get that kind of pitching and their Anniversary Special FREE French Fries With Purcha\ e Of 9 Steak Sondw 1ch M QN IU f ~ Wto APlll 1a.15 · 16 At All GINOS hitting comes around ," said Anderson, ·'tlle Giants are going to be rough. I'm glad we don't have to see them again until the middle of June." John Montefusco, Gary Lavelle, Randy Moffitt and John Curtis combined to hold Cincinnati to only six hits Sunday but tlle Reds bunched three of them after two out in the lOth to beat the Giants 2-1. Saturday. Vida Blue and Lavelle spaced out eight hits, but tl10 Reds won ~. also in 10 innings. The night before, Bob Knepper struck out 10 and pitched a three~1itter as the Giants won :kl. " Witll any kind of a hit in th e right place," moaned Giants manager Joe Altobelli , " we could have swept the series. I'm not going to get nervous, not after we split our first 14 games while hitting only .200 as a team. Once we start hitting, we should put a string of -N~·w:·co"MPTON. OPTOMETRIST O:o:-·1 1 I OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12 , 2 to S ( CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT I _ST ii!.<!~.R.O.'!.·••-. •••••~-··-·•• -6 vtctories togetller." In Sunday's game, Reds pitchers issued 12 walks but held the Giants to two hits. The only run San Francisco scored came as a result of a dropped throw at first by starting pit cher Fred Norman. The Reds' winning rally consisted of a sing le by Pete Rose, a do uble by Ken Griffey, an_intentional walk to Joe Morgan and a hit to deep short by the slumpridden George Foster. Anderson, whose teann is idle today, as are the Giants , is more thaa satisfied with his pit ching staff. In the three games played here during the weekend Reds pitchers gave up only 15 hits. "People talk about our pitching as if we didn't have any, " said Anderson . Well , to tllis potnt, I tllink we have showed we have some solid arms on our team. We've won 11 games and lead our division and Tom Seaver hasn 't won once. You know he is going to win his share and when he does we will be tough to deal with." Morgan, who set a major league record of 90 errorless games for a second baseman Friday night, was charged with a miscue in the fourth inning &mday, making a wild throw during a rundown on Jack Clark between first and second . "I'm glad it happened in the 92nd game instead of the 90th," .Morglm said. "I would have likect to elttend the record to 100 games but it's very hard to keep a thin g like that going at second where so many things happen. I'm not sorry about it (the error) . lt just happened." Rose had fotir hits in the series here, So now he needs only 14 to join thr J, OOO hit Linescores Amer ic an L eagu e Cal at M inn , ppd ., ra in (1st gam e I Te)( Del 001 011 201 - 6 12 2 003 320 10)( - 9 14 0 Mafl<'! c k , Med ic h ( 4). Cleve - land 181 and J Ell i s; Sl~ton . Fouc aul! ( 7) ano Parrish and May . W- Siaton ( Ill . L Ma t lack (1 J J. HR -- T ex as , J . El l is . (2n d game, 11 innings) Tex 000 000 010 01 - 2 7 1 Del 100 000 000 00- I 8 1 Umbarger . Buker ( 10 ) and Su MberQ , Rol cm a, Crawtord ( 10 ) and May W- Barker (1 1) . L - Crawford [ 11 ) HRs Tel(aS. Wills {11. Zisk [ 4J club ,' whose membership numbers only 12 players. "lf my schedule is correc t," said Rose , '' I should get the 3,000tll hit on May 5. I hope I'm right." . ABay Area record crowd of :i0,510 saw Sunday's game in Ca ndlestick Park, pushi ng the weekend total with the Reds to 101 ,763 and the Giants' 1978 total for nine home dates to 199,217, by far tlle team 's best showing in a number of ye&rs. The Reds start a series at home Tuesday against the Los Angeles Dodgers. -~ DRYER · 't BASEBALL A yard sale to be held on presented to Mrs. Harris. Kennedy . May 2 and 3 at the home of . Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Harris Mrs. Morris had devotions Mrs. Judy Hunnphreys was reported on the spring eun- to open the meeting using planned at the Thursday ference held at Rio Grande. "My Grownup Son" and "The night meeting of the Mid- Arrangements were made for Little House that Crys." Pizdleport Child Conservation the members to go to the za were served by Mrs. KenLeague held at the Colwnbus Crafty Ladies for a lesson in nedy , Mrs. Eloise White, and and Southern Ohio Electric macrame on May 4. Those Mrs. Morris. Next meeting Co. socia I room. planning to attend are to con- will be May 18 wi!Jl Ann ColMrs. Peggy Houdashelt tact Mrs.Houdashelt by April burn to have devotions and conducted the meeting dunng 28. Mrs. Humphreys and Mrs. which time members were to serve Named to the nominating Harri s reminded to have things for conunittee were Mrs. Peggy refreshments. Mrs. Morris the yard sale to either Mrs. Schmoll, Mrs. Judy Hum- won ·the traveling prize, Mrs. Peggy Harris or Mrs. Hwn- phreys, and Mrs. Clarice Houdashelt the hostess gift. phreys before noon on May 1. ·~~~~,~~ ' Read aI the meeting was a thank yuu note from the family of a child being sponsored by Ule league. Other !hank you notes were from Mrs. Kathy Bostic for a gift at the By Helen Bottel time she completed her tenn of office as Sou!Jl Central I • • • I··~· District president. Mrs. HwnTHEREADERSALWAYSWRITE phreys also thanked the club READERS ALL : for flowers during her recent Two letters brought far and away the biggest mail response hospitalization . this spring. The first came from "Frank," whoSe $6,400 A past president's pin was hospital bill inspired national complaint about Ule high cost of being sick. Not one correspondent sided with hospitals and doctors, though a nurse wrote, "The reason a ~nt pill costs you $2.50 in the hospital is because it takes about five people to deliver that pill." · Second most popular letter, written by " Whole Again ," asked, "Is psychiatry (or sinnilar therapy ) worth it'" Vote here was evenly divided , with "against professional counseling '' slightly in the lea d. Today, we bear the complainls about medical costs. An upMONDAY MEETINGS at Athens corrung column will deal with the pros and cons of psychiatric Birth Center, 7:30p.m. first care.- H. and third Monday s each month ; 4.1> State St., Athens: DEAR HELEN "Frank " is lucky t(J'get off wi!Jl $6,400 for 20 days in hospital. cuffeehouse above Cesa Que Pasa. Call Barbara 992-3880 I spend 15 days there recently and the total bill was close to $15,000 1 -paid for by Medicare and o!Jler insurance, which profor fore information . bably contributes to the charges.- CARL MEIGS OOUNTY Health DEAR HELEN • Department Auxiliary, 7 p.m' Tell me about il, Fran~' ! got socked $1,000 for an overnight Monday at the Health Depart- ;'lay al the hospital 1 They had me billed for. many things I ment , Mechanic St. All in- didn't get -said I was scheduled for them, and whether they terested persons invited to at- happened or not, they were charged to my insurance company tend . (who paid ). But look who finally pays In added medical inORANGE TOWNSHIP surance fees and Social Security taxes!- BEE Board of Trustees meeting, 8 DEAR HELEN : p.m. Monday , at home of l enclose my itemized hospital bill. They look away my own r l•rk . Nina Robinson. prescribed pills, then provided them via the hospital pharTUESDAY macy at ov~r $2 a pill. PAST MATRONS Club, When I complained about the exorbitant fees, I was told, Pomeroy Chapter 186, O.E.S., "What are you kicking about - insuranc-e pays." Ha ! All this 7: 30 Tuesday evening at and not even a ba ck rub ! -FIGHTING MAD home of Edna Schoenleb . DEAR HELEN : . WINDING TRAIL Garden I've fought B'gainst socialized medicine, but after my last Cl ub, ctvtc beautifi cation stint with doctors and hospitals, I've become a believer. Not corrunittee will meet at the only did they insist I put down $800 before they 'd assign me a Meigs County lnfinnary, 1:30 room (if I couldn't pay, would they have let me die ?), but my p.m. Tuesday to work at the bill averaged near $800 a day ' In addition, tl1e doctor charged planting. $26 each time he dropped in with a morning "hello." Surgery AMERICAN LEGION Aux- was over $2,000. -NOT CURED YET iliary, Drew Webster Post 39, DEAR HELEN : I was hospitalized four tinnes in four montha. Total biU : Pomeroy, 7:30 Tuesday even$24,004.45. This was at a university teaching hospital, suping at the hall . Guest speaker from the Soldier.J and Sailors' posedly non-profit.- VIVIAN Orphans Home at Xenia. DEAR HELEN : In 1965, an average hospital stay came to less than $350; now Organization representatives it costs over $1,300 (for fewer days usually) . Health car~ in the and public invited to attend. United States has risen tenfold during the last 25 years, and AME RICAN LEGION Aux· will probably double again before 1900. These costs are rising iliary, Drew Webster Post 39, 2.5 tinnes faster than the cost of living. I got my figures from a speaker from the Soldiers researched article in a famous newspaper. - WHERE WILL IT and Sailors' Orphans Home, END? Xenia, 7:30 p.m. Public in- DEAR WHERE : vited. . ... Witll socialized care via government healtll insurance, I fear . - H. Sport Parade Major League St•nding~ By Uni ted Preu International Natio nal Leag ue East W. L. Pet. GB Mon treal s 5 .m 9 6 .571 I 7 Chic ago 9 7 .563 ,, New York Phi l a 5 6 .455 '1 5 7 .417 21 , Piltsburgh St Louis 5 9 .357 31 1 West By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporta Edllor Ch ic ago fKravec Il l. 8 30 p m Kansas C1 t y (Colbo r n o 01 at Texas (EII i ~ 1 11, a 35 p m Seattle r ParrotT 0 0) at Cal i forn ia ( Knapp '1 \ l 10 30 p ,m ·I WASHER '' '278 I 1 -- -- REG. '349.00 \~5520W REG. '489.00 Whirlpool REFRIGERATOR IS CU . FT. NO FROST MODELE ET151 JTW NOW ONLY '398 Whirlpoql RANGES Mode l RFE3160 NOW ONLY ONLY HURRY IN - • \~~:'~/ REG. $319 .00 NOW ( 10 •nn1ngs 1 C1 n 000 001 000 1 1 6 2 Sf 000100 000 0 1 'J 1 Norman. Murray (7), Bair I 10 1 ana Bencn , Montefusco , L avelle [8 J. Mo lhlf (9 1. Curi1S [ 10 1 and H ill W M urr ay ( 1 0) L M Off itt ( 1 1) [ 12 •nn ing\) Atla n ta 00000003000 1 San D 1ego 000 071 000 001 LDA-5520W REG. $369.00 M inn esota (Zclnn 1 OJ at Oaldand [ Broberg 1 0 ), 10 30 p m · Tuesday 's Gam es Cl evelano at Toronto New Yo rk at Ball , n1gn 1 Bosto n at M•lw, nigh t Det r oi t at Chtc ago, n 1ght Kan Ct ty a t Texas. night Seattle at Cat i t, n 1ght M1M dt Oa~tand , n1ght Ga r ber (8 ) li nd Boone : Rogt>r s, Knowle-..· (71 and Carter w Rogers (711 L Lonbo r g ( 1 11 ~l $248•-,R- SALE LASTS 7 WEEK ONLY/ Maj or league Resulh By Un•ted Press Inter nationa l Nation o'll league {1st gamel ST L 001 bOO 000- 7 10 2 Pt sbgh 440 000 60x - 14 15 1 Fo rsch , V u c 1o. o ~,~ i c h r 2 J. Ha mrl ton ( 4 J. Schul fl [7J. Littell (7) and S1 m mons. , Candclanrt , Kison ( J ). Bi bby (9J and Ott W Ktson ( 11 ). L Forsch (3 1) HRs - P.tt s burgh . Parker 131 !2nd game, 6 i nn s., sus p. J 51 L 202 000 .<1 6 C P1sboh 010 301 s 6 o Fal con e, L1 tte 11 ( 41. vu e~ . ov1ch ( 6 ) ana Sw 1sner ; Royce, Tekul ve (3). Jackson (5]. Bi bby (6 ) and Dyer HRs St Louis , Fre ed ( 1) , P il! s burgh . Parker ( 4l. Stennen ! 1) 4103 5 " 0 Ruthven . Camp (8). Ot.•v!n e ( 9 ). Solomo n (1 1) and Poco roba . Sh tr (cy , Lee (9), Spilln er ( 10), Wchrme 1s ler ( 17l and Sweet. W Wet1r me1S ter ( 1 OJ L Solomon (0 1) HR A tla nta . Bur r ough s (1) (8 ). Mah ler Hous 0110 10000 3 83 LA Jl'l 010 00~ - 1 12 0 N1ekro. For s.ch (4). Sam b llo (81 and Ferguson , Su llon and Y eag er w Su tron 1'1 11 . L.:... N 1ekro ( 1 2) H Rs L OS An ge le s, M o ndt~y fB): Houston, Wa tson ( 11 With Purcha•e Of 9" Steak Sand with ... ( 12 i nn•ng s ) New Y or k 010 000001 000- 1100 Ch icago 200 000 000 001 - J 10 I E !. p 1 nos a . Cor nejo {7 ), Myr tck 181. Loc k wood {9 ), Metzger ( 11 ) and Hooges and S t ee~ r n_i , Bum s, ~ u !l e r {8), Phi lit Mi l Lon borg , 001 100 000 100 OOJ lOx B r u s s 1a r "Stc me for car, home, life, beallh and business ....... , , insuraoct!' 11-·"f!l'" J!l ,lfiO. I lhe H er nan dez t·~ 1 t ).a~~d Rader . W He rnan de z (' OJ L - Metrg er (0 11 HRs New York , Mon tanel (1), S Henaerson {AJ 1 57 5 9 1 supp li es The call to prayer and selfdenial progr a m was presented at the Wednesda y me etin g of th e United Methodist Women held at Ule Minersville Church. Mrs. June Sayre was prC>gram leader and used Psalm 117 for her scripture. She read "Everything is by Comparison" by Helen Steniner Rice with all members partic ipating in the service. It was voted to send 10 for the prayer and self-denial pr(}- grams. Mrs . Ruby Grueser presided at the meeting with plans being made for a garage sale at the home of Mary Russell, June 5 and 6. Donations for the sale may be given to Mrs. Russell or any member of the bY impos ing ll \urcharge on volumes sold to c erta 1n of +I s c urtl!lted customers . lhe Commiss ion will hold a publi c hear ing on May 10 , 1978 . 111 10 :00 A .M , at the Commission's Offices , 180 east Broad Street. corumous , Ohio 43115, to coniider the su pp Hes , The Comm ission will a lso con s i der Columbia's supp l y · s ituation . to the extent It Is relevant to the Issues ot th iS pro ceeding . All Interested part ies w i ll be g i ven an opportun i ty to be heard Fu rther i n torma 11on may be obta ined by con ta ct ing the Com fTI ISs lon . THE PUBLIC UTILITIES CO MM ISSION OF OHIO By · Rlc hard L . Smith , Three attend B&PW meeting ~Klt:AN LEGION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 7:30p.m. at tl1e hall. AMERICAN LEGION , Feeney-Bennett Posll28, 7:30 at the hall. FttEi 1.:ERVICAL Cancer Clinic lor Meigs area woman, Wednesday afternoon at Heath United Methodist Church. For appointment call 992-7531 daily or 992-5832 evenings or weekend. TIIURSDAY MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pack 24S meeting, 7 p.in. Thursday at Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post home. Uniform inspection. Secrett~ry HANDYSHEAR" No. 84-300 * •.. by placing an ad In naD•tiiMTifiC!eALI * ~ "!!,Nr' ••em * * :1 ( === .,.• *· ** Bdler, .~~;-..,. * Oi f __,_ 79 * * ,_ --- 0* * ... ------ * * * IWWN -- • ""'J Alii our newspaper! You'll cut In on a bigger slice • Safety locking fealure • Non-s lip texlured gr ip • Stainless steel blades cut a lm osl anythingplastic. paper. fabrics , metal. ol profits becauae we spread your advertising message to · our entire clrculatlonl Call. C4AL 'IWHIIIYOU'U.PIIDTMI Nil 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Jackson Ave. & 24th St., Pt. Pteaunt, W. Va . . ************* ' The Daily ·Sentinel 992-2156 wary relationship with his lover because he was so obsessed with fea r of re jection . Nothing else mattered - not even her dea)P . · One day, as he walked in the country near their house. a servant ran up to him, looking strangeiy upset. "She stopped, breathlessly, a few paces away from hi m. 'Oh, Monsieur ... Madame ... ' 'Madame'' he called out in a la ud, artifical voice. 'Yes? She's just left, hasn 't she'' "The servant opened her mouth, closed it, could say nothing lor a moment, then uttered a few words from which the man understood that an accident... a fall on the marble steps... a fractured skull ... instant death .... dealh. "feeling relaxed, he sat · down on the grass. 'Oh,' he sighed, 'I was afr aid .. .' ... Would you be relieved if your hus band died? Loneliness would be a big price to pay for peace of mind. Why not seek profe ssional help' Your fears probably reflect feelings of inferiority. Feeling undeserving of your husband's love, you may fee l you are only preparing yourself for the tnevttable rejection. But you are, in effect, bringing that rejection about. Your self-fulfilling prophecy will then reinforce your low self-esteem. A co unselor will help you live for the present. Only in that way can you make your future secure. Writ e to Dr. Blaker in care of thi s newspaper, P. 0 . Box 4811 , Radio City Station, New York , N. Y. 10019. Volume of n'i'ai l prohibits pe rsonal repli es , but que st ions of ge neral int erest will ·be discussed in futu re col umns. Auxiliary plans purchase STANlEY Perk up .y our salta Karen Blaker Ph.D, DEAR DR. BLAKER When my husband leaves the house, l have a persistent urge to look through his things. If I don't go out ~r find something int eresting to do, I eventually give into the temptation and begin searching methodically thro ugh every drawer and closet. I even go through the pockets in his suits. · Once I found a suspiciouslooking draft for a $500 bank note. I finally asked him about it (even though it meant exposing the fact that I'm so suspicious ) and he said it was part of a business transaction with a man from work. I felt stupid and he was very upset to lind that I don 't trust him. I also felt fri ghtened. Since that incident, I have been even more suspicious and now search abo ut twice a week. I also am beginning to give him ahard time wh en he comes home late. ! love him so much. I would just die if he came in one night and said he was leaving. And yet, l know my crazy behavior is making that almost inevitable. I'm so tired of all this. What shall I do' DEAR READER - You must be exhausted. You are expendin g t rem en dous mental energies to prevent the unlikely occurrence of a traumatic bolt-from -the-b lue announcement from your husband. Is it worth it ' Or are you giving up too much of the potential pl eas ur e your marriage has to offer? You remind me of the main character in Colette's short story, "The Dead End." He missed out on the joys or hi s UMW . Get-well cards were sent to those who are ill. The Lord's Prayer closed the meeting. Others attending were Mrs . A fu nd drive to ass ist wi th Stella Grueser, Mrs. Betty the purchase of a blood Koch, Mrs. Mildred Phillips. pressure monitoring ma chine for the internsive care un it at Veterans Memorial Hospital was plann ed duri ng a RETURNS HOME meeting of the Women 's AuxMis s Patty Lochary, iliary held recently at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hospital. James Lochary , Glen Haven, Dr. Lewis Telle met with N. J., returned home after having spent the past week here with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Patric k Lochary . Patty completed her enrollment at Ohio University . She will begin her studies in music therapy Eloise Wilson , Terrr e tllere next fall. Walker. and Catherine Welsh of the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club attended the District 17 THURSDAY spring meeting held recently RIVERVIEW Garden Club al Lancaster. at 8 o'clock at the home of Loretta Jones, district Mrs. Ronald Cowdery l'ith director, announced the state Mrs. Tom Spencer and Mrs. convention to be held May 12, Okey Conn oll y as co- 13, and 14 at the Nei l House in hostesses . For the program Co!unnbus. Betty Menson. Mrs. David Chadwell and counselor at the Lancaster Mrs. Roy Hannum will teach Branch of Ohio University the members to ·make a t<tlked at the meeting on macrame hanging planter. " Women 's Awar ene ss." OHIO NURSES Assn ., Altother speaker was Delores Southeon Hills District , Cha mbers, Ohio Federation regular meeting , 7:30 p.m. presi dent -e lect and a Thursday at Mt. St. Mary 's member of the · Delaware Hospital. Film strip "Process BPW Club for 18 years, spoke for People" and Shirley on " Parliamentary ProPatel, hostess. All ·registered cedure and Protocal. " Several door prizes were nurses invited. REVIVAL beginnin g awarded . Contributions were Thursday at Long Bottom made tu aid Lucy Earwood of United Methodis t Church District 17 in her bid for sta te through Sunday , 7:30 p.m. recording seeretary. She is a each evening with Rev . member of the Gallipolis Chester Lemley speaking . Club. Special music and publi c invited. (6 ), LEGA L NOTIC E Th e Pvb l ic U t ili ties Comm issio n ol Ohio has ordered Co lu mbia Gas of Ohio . I nc . t o purchase certain emergency na tural gas supp li es to a llevi P~te c urtailments dur i ng the 1978 !l ummer supply per i od . Co lumb i a has requested llulhori ty to re co'ler the cost ot the emergen cv UMW call for program TUESDAY Nazarene, 7:30 p.m. with MEIGS JUNIOR High music by the Coffma n family . parent and teachers Speaker will be Uoyd D. association 7:30 p.m. Grimm, Jr ., Rutland Church Tuesday in juni or high of the Nazarene. Public tn· cafeteria, with Dan Morris, vited. Meig s Local District of WEDNESDAY Curri culum , as speaker. OHIO VALLEY ComMEIGS AREA Holin ess mandery 24, Knights TemRally 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at plar, stated conclave, 7:30 the Racine Church of the p.m. Wednesday ; All Sir _KniR)tts Invited. . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . GINOS ~ 991-7 t!S t49 s. Third St. Middleport, 0 . 5!'tt '''"' "'~"'' ~" Co-.>C~•~·tt At All u·S. REV. BOB GREEN TO SPEAK- The Rev . Bob Green, pastor of the ' Westero Ave. Baptist Cburcb, Toledo, will be evaogellst, al revival · services to be beld Ibis eveolog through Suoday at 7:30 eacb eveolog at the First Soutbero Baptist Church, 282 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Anursery will be provided. , The . public Is fnviled. Mike Swiger i'IOI"f Qll,f fl MON ·lUIS WfD .M'~IL 24 - 25- ~6 No rest for the II So CI'al II 1 Calendar 1 012 002 010- 6 12 0 110 000 O'lo- 5 9 1 Bu~ by , Gu ra ( 1). Mi11gor i (6). B1rd (7), Hrabosky (8). Pl!tl in · (8 ) and Porter , 0 Mart lnel , StOdCJ arCI ( -4 ), T Marl inez (6 ), 5t anhous.e (9) and Dempsey .W - Gur a ( ~ 0 ) L Stoddard (0 1) HRs - K ansas City , M c Rae 151 French Fries ' ____ ....__·-·- · I I KC Ba ll Anniversary Special FREE Karen Blaker. Ph.D. rn~~H;s,~~:::~~<!l·~~~~~~~~~::llllllllllotllllo:llll::llll::ll'lol ··WASHER and DRYER REG. '249.00 CHOICES ' NEW YORK (U P!) - His team, tlle Philadelphia 76ers, had just wiped out tlle New York Knicks four straight with about as much effort as it takes to blow out a candle, and Billy W L . ~cr . Uti Cunningham now was being as~ed ~perfectly logical question. Ci nci nnat 11 5 ,688 Dtd he think the 76ers could make it 12 in a row by sweeping 1 1 LOS Ang els 10 5 .667 tlleir next. eight games on the way to the NBA title? San Fr an 7 7 .500 3 San D iego 6 7 .46'1 31 J It has never ~n done before by any team, but don't laugh Houston 7 9 .438 4 because if there was ever a team with Ule talent and potential Atlan ta 3 11 .'114 7 S":Jturday's Results for doing tha t, it's Ute 76ers. , Mtl 7, Ph i la J, 1st on roe is among tllose who believe they could possibly Earl M Mtl 5. Phd a 3. 2nd New York J, Ch1cago '1 do it. P illsburgh 8, St . L ouis 7 . "Judging by the way they played against us, I wouldn't be Cin ci nnali 5, San Fra n t1 surprised at anything !hey do, even going alf tlle way. They San D 1ego '1 . Atlanta 0 Lo s Ang s. Houston 1 may go to the moon," said Monroe, after the 76ers carne Sunday 's Res.u lts barreling back from a 13-point deficit to end Ute season for the Pittsbu rgh 1.:1 . Sl.L 7, 1st '.'sf game) Ptsbgh 5, St L 4, 2n d sus . 6ins Cleve 010 100 010- 3 6 '1 Knicks Sunday, 112-107. Chi J, New York 2, 12 inns · Bas 030 000 03x - o 9 o ''Now wait a second ," said Cunningham, when someone Montreal S, Ph iladelph ia 2 Wa it s, Kinney (7) , Ker n 18 1 Ci n ci 2, San Fran I , 10 inn s. asked him whether he thought his 76ers Clluld win tlleir first and Pruitt ; T i ant , Dr ago (6), Campbell ( 8 ) and Fislo. wSa n D iego 5, Afla 4, 17 inn s. championship in I I years without losing a single game . "We'd Ca mpbell (1 -11. L - Kinn ey (0 Los Ange les 7, Houston J love to win 12 in a row. Who wouldn't' But that's asking a Today ' s Probab le Pit chers 1). H Rs - Cieve l and. Horton 12 J. (A ll Times ESTJ Bell ( 1), Grubb (3) ; Bo sto n, w~ eM,i~'t H ''' . St. Lo uis ( Ra sm ussen L?J at Hobson (51 The 76ers' motto is "We Owe You One." It is dedicated to Montreal ( May 0-11. ?· IS c .m . ( J nd game , 11 i nnings) Chi cago (Fryman 0-0 1 at tlleir fans, who felt they had the best team in Ule league last Cle 200 100 300 13- 10 J<,J 3 Ph iladelph ia (L er cn 1 1), 7. 35 year and then watched them lose the title to Portliutd four in a Bos 100 320 000 10- 7 11 o pm Pi tts bu rgh ( Rooker 1 1 l at · row af ter they beat the Trail Blazers in Ute first two contests. Pa)(fon . Krueger [SJ. Kern [B), Ktnncy ( Il l and Ha ssey ; New York (Z ac hry 2 OJ. B. O.S The way the 76ers started out against New York Sunday, it p.m . E c kersley , Camp bel l (7), Sian looked as if Utey owed the Knicks one. The 76ers were slugg ish ley ( 11 ) and Fisk . W- Kern (2 San D iego (F r eis Ieben 0 1 J at Houston (Andu jar 11) , B 35 an.d just plain amateurish at Ute foul line . They had beaten the I J. L - S te~nley (1 1). HRs p n; ...... Cieveland , Norris ( 1), Grubb Kllicks by 40 points in the first playoff ga me, by 19 in the (4); Boston , Hobson ( ~ J. R 1ce Tuesday ' s Games 15I. St. L ouis at Mon treal second and II in the th ird, but thts tinne th,ey trailed 59-07 at P itls bgh at New York , n ig ht intermission. Ch ic ago at Phil a, n ig ht Olnningham didn 't have a whole lot to say to the 76ers Sa n Fran at Aflanta , night Los Ang at Ci nci nnati, ni ght during the half-time break. He knew tlley hadn't played well in Sa n D iego at Hous ton. nigh t tlle first half and the only thing Utat encouraged him was the fact tlley were still with in two points. American Lea gu e "We cou ldn 't have played any worse," the 76ers first-year East W L. Pet . GB coach told his players in the dressing room. "B ut we're only Detroit 9 3 750 down by two . Now let's see some better defense out tllere tllis Boston \0 5 .667 I~ M itwauke 8 7 .533 1 1 2 half. " New York 6 8 .4'19 4 Cunn ingham sa w it, all right , and the 76er primarily C le~.~el an d 5 7 .417 4 Ball1m or e responsible was Caldwell Jones, who only s,eored two points 5 9 357 5 Toron to 5 9 .357 ~ bu t grabbed 14 rebounds and did a superb job of keeping Bob We st McAdoo from having a better day Ulan he did have. W L Pet . GB l<anss Cty 10 1 833 "I thought Caldwell Jones was the key to this game," said Oakland 11 3 7B 6 John Havlicek, who di d the eolor work for TV . Cali tor ni 10 4 714 1 Chic ag o 5 7 41 7 5 McAdoo . who led the Knicks with 24 points, said essentially M i nnesota 6 11 .35 3 6 11 tlle same thing about Jones, playing in only his second season Se a me 5 14 163 e ~) in the NBA . TelCas J 9 .750 7 (Ga mes behind ba sed on "He not only forced me out of my game, but he was also percent agel dropping back in the middle and taking away shots and Saturday 's Results Del 7 , Tcx 6, 10 inns. intimtdating us,'' said McAdoo. New York 4, M ilw 3, 11 inn s The Knicks stayed close to the 76ers until the last three Tor onto 4, Chic ago '1 Cleveland 13. Bos ton 4 minutes when Julius Erving finally put Philadelphia ahead, 98Cal1 f 0mia 5. M innesoln 3 97, with a foul shot and Steve Mix carne right back wHh a twoKa nsas C1 ty 5, Bnl l lmore J poi nter . Doug Collins' ni fty rebound after Erving had missed Oakland J, Sealll e 0 Su nd ay's Re su l h frnm close up widened tll e 76e rs' advantage to 102-97 and it was Cal at M 1nn pi)d , wet grds all over . ' Det r o 11 9, Texas 6. 1st l ex 2. Oet 1, 11 inn s., 1nd In the losers' quarters, Lonnie Shelton said he felt tlle K.nicks Bosto n 6 . Clevel and J. 1st had be'en embarrassed by tlle 76ers in tlle sweep . Cle 10. Bo s 7. 11 1n ns,. 1nd Kansa s Cdy 6, Balllmor e 5 "What beat you?" he wa s asked . Milwaukee J. New Y ork 1 "A lack or defense and a lack of team play," he answered. Tor onto 4 , Ch ic ago 0 "W e just have to be a teann , not a bunch of individuals." · , Oa kla nd 5, Seatt le 0 ... Today 's Probabl e Pitchers Knicks' Coa ch Willis Reed, still waiting to learn whether I All T1mes ESTI Cl ev eland ( Hood 0 O) at he'll be ba ck nex t season, said he was satisfied over the victory Tor on to ( LemanCl yk 0 3). 4 a~ainst Clevekmd in tlle first round . He didn't feel the K.nicks p m N ew Yor k IGu1dry 1 0 1 at had any reason to be embarrassed. Ba lt 1mor e (M cC.rC'qor 0 2J. 7 JO " You get beat by the best team:in the ga me and what can you pm say'>" he said . Detr oi t ( Bdl1 ngh am 2 OJ at '198 Awards given to scouts Yard sale planned by League 1 WEEK ONLY AT ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II - POMEROY, OHIO Whirlpool - ' SAYRE ·HARDWARE 112-252$ New Haven, W. Va. Tea date is announced ·Atea to bC held at the home of Mrs. Annie Chapman on May 7 at 6:30p.m. was planned during a meeting of Xi Garna Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday night at the Middleport Fire Department headquarters. Karen Stanley reported on tl1e tea . Read at the meeting were thank you notes from . Mrs. Roberta O'Brien thanking the chapter for assisting with the heart lund drive, and from the Meigs County Fair Board thanking the chapters fqr work in securing advertising for Ule premium book. Next meeting will be on May 2 at the Co!Wllbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Charlotte Hanning gave the t'Ullural report on the life or David Ben-gurion. Linda RiFfle and Karen Goins served relreslunents. the group to ta lk about the equipment wh1ch would be used for seriously ill persons and would cost $4,100. Dr. Telle noted that others will work on the project. The Auxiliat')' agreed to sponsor the fund drive and named Mi ldred Withee, Margaret Eskew, Janice Danrels, Carrie Kenn edy and Gilda Baxter to work in Mei gs and surrounding area in Ohio, and Mildred Fry and Clara Burris to work in the Mason and surrounding area in West Virginia. It was aiso noted that toys fur pediatries at the hospital is in stt'ort supply . Plans were discussed for awarding two scholarships, one to a student entering nursing and another to a student interested 1n becoming a laboratory tec hnician . It was also reported that Emogene Sitnnts has ordered a plaque for deceased members. An appreeiation dinner to be hosted by the hospita I for the volunteer.J was announced for May 9 at 6 p.m. Auxiliary members planning to attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs. Jesse While or other committee membe rs by May 1. Named as hostesses for the May meeting were Mrs. Aboo Newton, Nellie Borgen, Ruth Morris, Reva Beach, and Nan Moore. Mrs. Ruth Gosney, Mrs. Velsia Roush, and Bud Morris, husband of Ruth Morris were reported ill. Mrs. White presided at the meeting Refreshments were served from a table covered with white lace and centered with an arrangement of multko lored tulips . A salad course, crackers, coffee and tea were served. Hostesses were Etta Will and Betty Christopherson with Mrs. Roush contributing . ATIEND MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Robert King and Mrs. Evelyn Lewis were in Glouster Thursday nigh! for the Roberta Circle. Also there were "Howard's Stars" a group of past patrons. WARNER RESIGNS CINCINNATI (UP!) Th(JJ)as K. Warner, assistant manager of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra since July 1976, has resigned to be come administrat ive director of tl1e Loretto Hlltoo Theatre ~ St. Louis, Mo. SYRACUSE-The arrow of light, the highest award rn cub scouting, was presented to three members of the Syracuse Cub Scout Pack 242 Thursday night at the Syracuse Elementary &hool. Pete Thoren, eubrnaster, presented the arrow of ligttt badges and pins to Jackie Jus. s, Greg Mtchael, and Davtd Ebersbach. co, bttt Patterson, boy scout leader, R<Jndy Annes, and Corey McPttail of the seoul troop were there to welcome the three into the troop. Awarded bear badges and pins were Todd Adams , Eric Thoren, Jeff Frank, Brian Freeman, and David Duffy. Each of the boys presented a pap er which the y had prepared either on folklore or patriotism. Webelo badges went to Jackie Justis, Greg Michael , and Dav id Ebe rsbaeh. Adivity badges for outdoorsmctn , showman. and sporlsman went to Jackie Justis, Greg Michael , and David Ebersbach . Hugh McPhail, new culr master, gave a brief history of cub scouting and then presented bobcat pins and badges to Barry McCoy, Jerry Aleshire, Chris Baer, &ott McPhail, Mike Patterson , Chris Deemer, and Chris Grindley. J . 1.. Jeffers and (,1yde Sayre qualified for the award bu t were not present to receive it. Martha McPhail talked on the uniform, the book, and swnrner activities. New officers were elected as follows: ltugh McPhatl, cubmaster · Martha McPhail Donna Ale~hire, and Caroly~ McCoy , den leaders; Jocelyn Baer. chairman of committee, Bob Deemer, and Carol Smith . members; Jerry Ale shire. ins titutional representative, and Pete Thoren, webelo leader. POLLY·s POINTERS Polly Cramer Can't clean pans By Poll y Cramer POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - My aluminum pans have turned dark from cooking eggs in them. I would be grateful to hear how to clean them . GLORIA . . DEAR GLORIA - I had th e sam e problem while cooking eggs In their shell . The solution is simple. FlU tbe pan with enough water to cover tbe lloe of di scoloration. Add a lablespooo of cream of tartar aod bring Ute water to a boll for a ~~w -l: a!c& . Rlnse and dry.- POLLY. DEAR' POLLY - My Pet Peeve is that after passing a written driving test I think they should tell the person what mistakes he or she made on the test so they wo uld know what they had wrong . -GAY. DEAR GAY - Did you ask ? l spoke with the Department of Mot or Vehi cles in one city in California and was to ld that in that state the person giving, the test will go over it with you if you ask . Also there is place at the side of each question that is checked whe_ther or not the answer was right or wrong . Call up the department in your city. I feel sure you can obtain thi s information unless a long time .has elapsed.- POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I have di scovered another use for leftover marga rine warppers. When using only haU of an onion wrap the remaining ha lf in such a wrapper. The onion siays fresh longer and with less odor . The margarine that is stuck to the wrapper seems to do the trick . - DOROTHY DEAR POLLY - When I have several letters to be mailed I put them in one of those plastic bags thai are hung on lhe door with advertisements in them. They have a sort of handle and I just put my finger in and carry them to the mail box. No more letters sliding offthe car seat and ~etting lost. - . E. C DEAR POLLY - When there is a new ..,.by in the family around Easter or any holiday I fill a plastic basket with artificial grass and then fill it with little jars of baby food and juices. These gifts always seem most welcome and the basket ~a'n be decorated according to the holiday. - ROSE DEAR POLLY - I find the best thing for removing price tag 1nk stains from my laminated plastic counter tops is baking soda . ! rub it on with a damp cloth and it does not dull the finish . Those who ha ve aching knees that feel better when they are wann should cut the toes from a pair of heavy woolen socks. Pull these over the legs using the heels of tlle sock to go over the top of the knees. - MRS. E. M.S. Prewntion is the best policy... a FOR CURBING CRIME LOSSES You can help cu t down on crime losses ... losses tht~f d i re c tl y affe c t you , whether they happen to you or not . Take the c rlm~ of arson . You ' re pay ing an increi!si ngly heavy su bs idy for deliberatel y set f ires through your insurance prem i ums . costs Insurance are adve rsely affected by burglaries . robberies and car thefts ... plus the countless CB radios and b icyc les that turn up miss ing . 01e th ing you can do is to support programs prov id ing st iffer penalties for wrongdoers and proposals for strengthened crime Investigation efforts . You can also make It tougher tor crooks . Use good, strong locks. Mark possessions Anniversary Special FIIEE French Fries With Purcha 1 e Steo~ Sandwich Of 9" MOM run W fD M'l lt , .. .,,_,, At All GIN OS with you r soc ial secur ity number . Our agenc y prov 1aes t i n anc l!lll protect ion and service when crlrne losses oCcur ... but ma ny can bt prevented. That's why say - prevention best policy . DALE C. WARNER INS. 992·l14l lOl W. Main Pomoroy Cust001 full In ooe or hiD days Ou r slaff o f dent i~ l s and lethniClltn! 'A Ill make your rus1om denture> quickly and c:conomical ly One or two d~y full Wf! Is the �... )I ~ -The naily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Monday, April24, 1978 ~The Daily Sentinel, Mi~dleoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday , April24, IW8 Morgan's streak ends, Reds win, 2-1 By JOE SARGIS UP! Spons Writer SAN FRANCISOO l UP!) The San Francisco Gia'hts probably have the · best pitching staff in the National League . Cincinnati Reds manager Spa rky Anderson, after seeing tlle San Francisco staff in six games, four of which his team won, says flat out it is the best. " U tlley continue to get that kind of pitching and their Anniversary Special FREE French Fries With Purcha\ e Of 9 Steak Sondw 1ch M QN IU f ~ Wto APlll 1a.15 · 16 At All GINOS hitting comes around ," said Anderson, ·'tlle Giants are going to be rough. I'm glad we don't have to see them again until the middle of June." John Montefusco, Gary Lavelle, Randy Moffitt and John Curtis combined to hold Cincinnati to only six hits Sunday but tlle Reds bunched three of them after two out in the lOth to beat the Giants 2-1. Saturday. Vida Blue and Lavelle spaced out eight hits, but tl10 Reds won ~. also in 10 innings. The night before, Bob Knepper struck out 10 and pitched a three~1itter as the Giants won :kl. " Witll any kind of a hit in th e right place," moaned Giants manager Joe Altobelli , " we could have swept the series. I'm not going to get nervous, not after we split our first 14 games while hitting only .200 as a team. Once we start hitting, we should put a string of -N~·w:·co"MPTON. OPTOMETRIST O:o:-·1 1 I OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12 , 2 to S ( CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT I _ST ii!.<!~.R.O.'!.·••-. •••••~-··-·•• -6 vtctories togetller." In Sunday's game, Reds pitchers issued 12 walks but held the Giants to two hits. The only run San Francisco scored came as a result of a dropped throw at first by starting pit cher Fred Norman. The Reds' winning rally consisted of a sing le by Pete Rose, a do uble by Ken Griffey, an_intentional walk to Joe Morgan and a hit to deep short by the slumpridden George Foster. Anderson, whose teann is idle today, as are the Giants , is more thaa satisfied with his pit ching staff. In the three games played here during the weekend Reds pitchers gave up only 15 hits. "People talk about our pitching as if we didn't have any, " said Anderson . Well , to tllis potnt, I tllink we have showed we have some solid arms on our team. We've won 11 games and lead our division and Tom Seaver hasn 't won once. You know he is going to win his share and when he does we will be tough to deal with." Morgan, who set a major league record of 90 errorless games for a second baseman Friday night, was charged with a miscue in the fourth inning &mday, making a wild throw during a rundown on Jack Clark between first and second . "I'm glad it happened in the 92nd game instead of the 90th," .Morglm said. "I would have likect to elttend the record to 100 games but it's very hard to keep a thin g like that going at second where so many things happen. I'm not sorry about it (the error) . lt just happened." Rose had fotir hits in the series here, So now he needs only 14 to join thr J, OOO hit Linescores Amer ic an L eagu e Cal at M inn , ppd ., ra in (1st gam e I Te)( Del 001 011 201 - 6 12 2 003 320 10)( - 9 14 0 Mafl<'! c k , Med ic h ( 4). Cleve - land 181 and J Ell i s; Sl~ton . Fouc aul! ( 7) ano Parrish and May . W- Siaton ( Ill . L Ma t lack (1 J J. HR -- T ex as , J . El l is . (2n d game, 11 innings) Tex 000 000 010 01 - 2 7 1 Del 100 000 000 00- I 8 1 Umbarger . Buker ( 10 ) and Su MberQ , Rol cm a, Crawtord ( 10 ) and May W- Barker (1 1) . L - Crawford [ 11 ) HRs Tel(aS. Wills {11. Zisk [ 4J club ,' whose membership numbers only 12 players. "lf my schedule is correc t," said Rose , '' I should get the 3,000tll hit on May 5. I hope I'm right." . ABay Area record crowd of :i0,510 saw Sunday's game in Ca ndlestick Park, pushi ng the weekend total with the Reds to 101 ,763 and the Giants' 1978 total for nine home dates to 199,217, by far tlle team 's best showing in a number of ye&rs. The Reds start a series at home Tuesday against the Los Angeles Dodgers. -~ DRYER · 't BASEBALL A yard sale to be held on presented to Mrs. Harris. Kennedy . May 2 and 3 at the home of . Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Harris Mrs. Morris had devotions Mrs. Judy Hunnphreys was reported on the spring eun- to open the meeting using planned at the Thursday ference held at Rio Grande. "My Grownup Son" and "The night meeting of the Mid- Arrangements were made for Little House that Crys." Pizdleport Child Conservation the members to go to the za were served by Mrs. KenLeague held at the Colwnbus Crafty Ladies for a lesson in nedy , Mrs. Eloise White, and and Southern Ohio Electric macrame on May 4. Those Mrs. Morris. Next meeting Co. socia I room. planning to attend are to con- will be May 18 wi!Jl Ann ColMrs. Peggy Houdashelt tact Mrs.Houdashelt by April burn to have devotions and conducted the meeting dunng 28. Mrs. Humphreys and Mrs. which time members were to serve Named to the nominating Harri s reminded to have things for conunittee were Mrs. Peggy refreshments. Mrs. Morris the yard sale to either Mrs. Schmoll, Mrs. Judy Hum- won ·the traveling prize, Mrs. Peggy Harris or Mrs. Hwn- phreys, and Mrs. Clarice Houdashelt the hostess gift. phreys before noon on May 1. ·~~~~,~~ ' Read aI the meeting was a thank yuu note from the family of a child being sponsored by Ule league. Other !hank you notes were from Mrs. Kathy Bostic for a gift at the By Helen Bottel time she completed her tenn of office as Sou!Jl Central I • • • I··~· District president. Mrs. HwnTHEREADERSALWAYSWRITE phreys also thanked the club READERS ALL : for flowers during her recent Two letters brought far and away the biggest mail response hospitalization . this spring. The first came from "Frank," whoSe $6,400 A past president's pin was hospital bill inspired national complaint about Ule high cost of being sick. Not one correspondent sided with hospitals and doctors, though a nurse wrote, "The reason a ~nt pill costs you $2.50 in the hospital is because it takes about five people to deliver that pill." · Second most popular letter, written by " Whole Again ," asked, "Is psychiatry (or sinnilar therapy ) worth it'" Vote here was evenly divided , with "against professional counseling '' slightly in the lea d. Today, we bear the complainls about medical costs. An upMONDAY MEETINGS at Athens corrung column will deal with the pros and cons of psychiatric Birth Center, 7:30p.m. first care.- H. and third Monday s each month ; 4.1> State St., Athens: DEAR HELEN "Frank " is lucky t(J'get off wi!Jl $6,400 for 20 days in hospital. cuffeehouse above Cesa Que Pasa. Call Barbara 992-3880 I spend 15 days there recently and the total bill was close to $15,000 1 -paid for by Medicare and o!Jler insurance, which profor fore information . bably contributes to the charges.- CARL MEIGS OOUNTY Health DEAR HELEN • Department Auxiliary, 7 p.m' Tell me about il, Fran~' ! got socked $1,000 for an overnight Monday at the Health Depart- ;'lay al the hospital 1 They had me billed for. many things I ment , Mechanic St. All in- didn't get -said I was scheduled for them, and whether they terested persons invited to at- happened or not, they were charged to my insurance company tend . (who paid ). But look who finally pays In added medical inORANGE TOWNSHIP surance fees and Social Security taxes!- BEE Board of Trustees meeting, 8 DEAR HELEN : p.m. Monday , at home of l enclose my itemized hospital bill. They look away my own r l•rk . Nina Robinson. prescribed pills, then provided them via the hospital pharTUESDAY macy at ov~r $2 a pill. PAST MATRONS Club, When I complained about the exorbitant fees, I was told, Pomeroy Chapter 186, O.E.S., "What are you kicking about - insuranc-e pays." Ha ! All this 7: 30 Tuesday evening at and not even a ba ck rub ! -FIGHTING MAD home of Edna Schoenleb . DEAR HELEN : . WINDING TRAIL Garden I've fought B'gainst socialized medicine, but after my last Cl ub, ctvtc beautifi cation stint with doctors and hospitals, I've become a believer. Not corrunittee will meet at the only did they insist I put down $800 before they 'd assign me a Meigs County lnfinnary, 1:30 room (if I couldn't pay, would they have let me die ?), but my p.m. Tuesday to work at the bill averaged near $800 a day ' In addition, tl1e doctor charged planting. $26 each time he dropped in with a morning "hello." Surgery AMERICAN LEGION Aux- was over $2,000. -NOT CURED YET iliary, Drew Webster Post 39, DEAR HELEN : I was hospitalized four tinnes in four montha. Total biU : Pomeroy, 7:30 Tuesday even$24,004.45. This was at a university teaching hospital, suping at the hall . Guest speaker from the Soldier.J and Sailors' posedly non-profit.- VIVIAN Orphans Home at Xenia. DEAR HELEN : In 1965, an average hospital stay came to less than $350; now Organization representatives it costs over $1,300 (for fewer days usually) . Health car~ in the and public invited to attend. United States has risen tenfold during the last 25 years, and AME RICAN LEGION Aux· will probably double again before 1900. These costs are rising iliary, Drew Webster Post 39, 2.5 tinnes faster than the cost of living. I got my figures from a speaker from the Soldiers researched article in a famous newspaper. - WHERE WILL IT and Sailors' Orphans Home, END? Xenia, 7:30 p.m. Public in- DEAR WHERE : vited. . ... Witll socialized care via government healtll insurance, I fear . - H. Sport Parade Major League St•nding~ By Uni ted Preu International Natio nal Leag ue East W. L. Pet. GB Mon treal s 5 .m 9 6 .571 I 7 Chic ago 9 7 .563 ,, New York Phi l a 5 6 .455 '1 5 7 .417 21 , Piltsburgh St Louis 5 9 .357 31 1 West By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporta Edllor Ch ic ago fKravec Il l. 8 30 p m Kansas C1 t y (Colbo r n o 01 at Texas (EII i ~ 1 11, a 35 p m Seattle r ParrotT 0 0) at Cal i forn ia ( Knapp '1 \ l 10 30 p ,m ·I WASHER '' '278 I 1 -- -- REG. '349.00 \~5520W REG. '489.00 Whirlpool REFRIGERATOR IS CU . FT. NO FROST MODELE ET151 JTW NOW ONLY '398 Whirlpoql RANGES Mode l RFE3160 NOW ONLY ONLY HURRY IN - • \~~:'~/ REG. $319 .00 NOW ( 10 •nn1ngs 1 C1 n 000 001 000 1 1 6 2 Sf 000100 000 0 1 'J 1 Norman. Murray (7), Bair I 10 1 ana Bencn , Montefusco , L avelle [8 J. Mo lhlf (9 1. Curi1S [ 10 1 and H ill W M urr ay ( 1 0) L M Off itt ( 1 1) [ 12 •nn ing\) Atla n ta 00000003000 1 San D 1ego 000 071 000 001 LDA-5520W REG. $369.00 M inn esota (Zclnn 1 OJ at Oaldand [ Broberg 1 0 ), 10 30 p m · Tuesday 's Gam es Cl evelano at Toronto New Yo rk at Ball , n1gn 1 Bosto n at M•lw, nigh t Det r oi t at Chtc ago, n 1ght Kan Ct ty a t Texas. night Seattle at Cat i t, n 1ght M1M dt Oa~tand , n1ght Ga r ber (8 ) li nd Boone : Rogt>r s, Knowle-..· (71 and Carter w Rogers (711 L Lonbo r g ( 1 11 ~l $248•-,R- SALE LASTS 7 WEEK ONLY/ Maj or league Resulh By Un•ted Press Inter nationa l Nation o'll league {1st gamel ST L 001 bOO 000- 7 10 2 Pt sbgh 440 000 60x - 14 15 1 Fo rsch , V u c 1o. o ~,~ i c h r 2 J. Ha mrl ton ( 4 J. Schul fl [7J. Littell (7) and S1 m mons. , Candclanrt , Kison ( J ). Bi bby (9J and Ott W Ktson ( 11 ). L Forsch (3 1) HRs - P.tt s burgh . Parker 131 !2nd game, 6 i nn s., sus p. J 51 L 202 000 .<1 6 C P1sboh 010 301 s 6 o Fal con e, L1 tte 11 ( 41. vu e~ . ov1ch ( 6 ) ana Sw 1sner ; Royce, Tekul ve (3). Jackson (5]. Bi bby (6 ) and Dyer HRs St Louis , Fre ed ( 1) , P il! s burgh . Parker ( 4l. Stennen ! 1) 4103 5 " 0 Ruthven . Camp (8). Ot.•v!n e ( 9 ). Solomo n (1 1) and Poco roba . Sh tr (cy , Lee (9), Spilln er ( 10), Wchrme 1s ler ( 17l and Sweet. W Wet1r me1S ter ( 1 OJ L Solomon (0 1) HR A tla nta . Bur r ough s (1) (8 ). Mah ler Hous 0110 10000 3 83 LA Jl'l 010 00~ - 1 12 0 N1ekro. For s.ch (4). Sam b llo (81 and Ferguson , Su llon and Y eag er w Su tron 1'1 11 . L.:... N 1ekro ( 1 2) H Rs L OS An ge le s, M o ndt~y fB): Houston, Wa tson ( 11 With Purcha•e Of 9" Steak Sand with ... ( 12 i nn•ng s ) New Y or k 010 000001 000- 1100 Ch icago 200 000 000 001 - J 10 I E !. p 1 nos a . Cor nejo {7 ), Myr tck 181. Loc k wood {9 ), Metzger ( 11 ) and Hooges and S t ee~ r n_i , Bum s, ~ u !l e r {8), Phi lit Mi l Lon borg , 001 100 000 100 OOJ lOx B r u s s 1a r "Stc me for car, home, life, beallh and business ....... , , insuraoct!' 11-·"f!l'" J!l ,lfiO. I lhe H er nan dez t·~ 1 t ).a~~d Rader . W He rnan de z (' OJ L - Metrg er (0 11 HRs New York , Mon tanel (1), S Henaerson {AJ 1 57 5 9 1 supp li es The call to prayer and selfdenial progr a m was presented at the Wednesda y me etin g of th e United Methodist Women held at Ule Minersville Church. Mrs. June Sayre was prC>gram leader and used Psalm 117 for her scripture. She read "Everything is by Comparison" by Helen Steniner Rice with all members partic ipating in the service. It was voted to send 10 for the prayer and self-denial pr(}- grams. Mrs . Ruby Grueser presided at the meeting with plans being made for a garage sale at the home of Mary Russell, June 5 and 6. Donations for the sale may be given to Mrs. Russell or any member of the bY impos ing ll \urcharge on volumes sold to c erta 1n of +I s c urtl!lted customers . lhe Commiss ion will hold a publi c hear ing on May 10 , 1978 . 111 10 :00 A .M , at the Commission's Offices , 180 east Broad Street. corumous , Ohio 43115, to coniider the su pp Hes , The Comm ission will a lso con s i der Columbia's supp l y · s ituation . to the extent It Is relevant to the Issues ot th iS pro ceeding . All Interested part ies w i ll be g i ven an opportun i ty to be heard Fu rther i n torma 11on may be obta ined by con ta ct ing the Com fTI ISs lon . THE PUBLIC UTILITIES CO MM ISSION OF OHIO By · Rlc hard L . Smith , Three attend B&PW meeting ~Klt:AN LEGION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 7:30p.m. at tl1e hall. AMERICAN LEGION , Feeney-Bennett Posll28, 7:30 at the hall. FttEi 1.:ERVICAL Cancer Clinic lor Meigs area woman, Wednesday afternoon at Heath United Methodist Church. For appointment call 992-7531 daily or 992-5832 evenings or weekend. TIIURSDAY MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pack 24S meeting, 7 p.in. Thursday at Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post home. Uniform inspection. Secrett~ry HANDYSHEAR" No. 84-300 * •.. by placing an ad In naD•tiiMTifiC!eALI * ~ "!!,Nr' ••em * * :1 ( === .,.• *· ** Bdler, .~~;-..,. * Oi f __,_ 79 * * ,_ --- 0* * ... ------ * * * IWWN -- • ""'J Alii our newspaper! You'll cut In on a bigger slice • Safety locking fealure • Non-s lip texlured gr ip • Stainless steel blades cut a lm osl anythingplastic. paper. fabrics , metal. ol profits becauae we spread your advertising message to · our entire clrculatlonl Call. C4AL 'IWHIIIYOU'U.PIIDTMI Nil 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Jackson Ave. & 24th St., Pt. Pteaunt, W. Va . . ************* ' The Daily ·Sentinel 992-2156 wary relationship with his lover because he was so obsessed with fea r of re jection . Nothing else mattered - not even her dea)P . · One day, as he walked in the country near their house. a servant ran up to him, looking strangeiy upset. "She stopped, breathlessly, a few paces away from hi m. 'Oh, Monsieur ... Madame ... ' 'Madame'' he called out in a la ud, artifical voice. 'Yes? She's just left, hasn 't she'' "The servant opened her mouth, closed it, could say nothing lor a moment, then uttered a few words from which the man understood that an accident... a fall on the marble steps... a fractured skull ... instant death .... dealh. "feeling relaxed, he sat · down on the grass. 'Oh,' he sighed, 'I was afr aid .. .' ... Would you be relieved if your hus band died? Loneliness would be a big price to pay for peace of mind. Why not seek profe ssional help' Your fears probably reflect feelings of inferiority. Feeling undeserving of your husband's love, you may fee l you are only preparing yourself for the tnevttable rejection. But you are, in effect, bringing that rejection about. Your self-fulfilling prophecy will then reinforce your low self-esteem. A co unselor will help you live for the present. Only in that way can you make your future secure. Writ e to Dr. Blaker in care of thi s newspaper, P. 0 . Box 4811 , Radio City Station, New York , N. Y. 10019. Volume of n'i'ai l prohibits pe rsonal repli es , but que st ions of ge neral int erest will ·be discussed in futu re col umns. Auxiliary plans purchase STANlEY Perk up .y our salta Karen Blaker Ph.D, DEAR DR. BLAKER When my husband leaves the house, l have a persistent urge to look through his things. If I don't go out ~r find something int eresting to do, I eventually give into the temptation and begin searching methodically thro ugh every drawer and closet. I even go through the pockets in his suits. · Once I found a suspiciouslooking draft for a $500 bank note. I finally asked him about it (even though it meant exposing the fact that I'm so suspicious ) and he said it was part of a business transaction with a man from work. I felt stupid and he was very upset to lind that I don 't trust him. I also felt fri ghtened. Since that incident, I have been even more suspicious and now search abo ut twice a week. I also am beginning to give him ahard time wh en he comes home late. ! love him so much. I would just die if he came in one night and said he was leaving. And yet, l know my crazy behavior is making that almost inevitable. I'm so tired of all this. What shall I do' DEAR READER - You must be exhausted. You are expendin g t rem en dous mental energies to prevent the unlikely occurrence of a traumatic bolt-from -the-b lue announcement from your husband. Is it worth it ' Or are you giving up too much of the potential pl eas ur e your marriage has to offer? You remind me of the main character in Colette's short story, "The Dead End." He missed out on the joys or hi s UMW . Get-well cards were sent to those who are ill. The Lord's Prayer closed the meeting. Others attending were Mrs . A fu nd drive to ass ist wi th Stella Grueser, Mrs. Betty the purchase of a blood Koch, Mrs. Mildred Phillips. pressure monitoring ma chine for the internsive care un it at Veterans Memorial Hospital was plann ed duri ng a RETURNS HOME meeting of the Women 's AuxMis s Patty Lochary, iliary held recently at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hospital. James Lochary , Glen Haven, Dr. Lewis Telle met with N. J., returned home after having spent the past week here with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Patric k Lochary . Patty completed her enrollment at Ohio University . She will begin her studies in music therapy Eloise Wilson , Terrr e tllere next fall. Walker. and Catherine Welsh of the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club attended the District 17 THURSDAY spring meeting held recently RIVERVIEW Garden Club al Lancaster. at 8 o'clock at the home of Loretta Jones, district Mrs. Ronald Cowdery l'ith director, announced the state Mrs. Tom Spencer and Mrs. convention to be held May 12, Okey Conn oll y as co- 13, and 14 at the Nei l House in hostesses . For the program Co!unnbus. Betty Menson. Mrs. David Chadwell and counselor at the Lancaster Mrs. Roy Hannum will teach Branch of Ohio University the members to ·make a t<tlked at the meeting on macrame hanging planter. " Women 's Awar ene ss." OHIO NURSES Assn ., Altother speaker was Delores Southeon Hills District , Cha mbers, Ohio Federation regular meeting , 7:30 p.m. presi dent -e lect and a Thursday at Mt. St. Mary 's member of the · Delaware Hospital. Film strip "Process BPW Club for 18 years, spoke for People" and Shirley on " Parliamentary ProPatel, hostess. All ·registered cedure and Protocal. " Several door prizes were nurses invited. REVIVAL beginnin g awarded . Contributions were Thursday at Long Bottom made tu aid Lucy Earwood of United Methodis t Church District 17 in her bid for sta te through Sunday , 7:30 p.m. recording seeretary. She is a each evening with Rev . member of the Gallipolis Chester Lemley speaking . Club. Special music and publi c invited. (6 ), LEGA L NOTIC E Th e Pvb l ic U t ili ties Comm issio n ol Ohio has ordered Co lu mbia Gas of Ohio . I nc . t o purchase certain emergency na tural gas supp li es to a llevi P~te c urtailments dur i ng the 1978 !l ummer supply per i od . Co lumb i a has requested llulhori ty to re co'ler the cost ot the emergen cv UMW call for program TUESDAY Nazarene, 7:30 p.m. with MEIGS JUNIOR High music by the Coffma n family . parent and teachers Speaker will be Uoyd D. association 7:30 p.m. Grimm, Jr ., Rutland Church Tuesday in juni or high of the Nazarene. Public tn· cafeteria, with Dan Morris, vited. Meig s Local District of WEDNESDAY Curri culum , as speaker. OHIO VALLEY ComMEIGS AREA Holin ess mandery 24, Knights TemRally 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at plar, stated conclave, 7:30 the Racine Church of the p.m. Wednesday ; All Sir _KniR)tts Invited. . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . GINOS ~ 991-7 t!S t49 s. Third St. Middleport, 0 . 5!'tt '''"' "'~"'' ~" Co-.>C~•~·tt At All u·S. REV. BOB GREEN TO SPEAK- The Rev . Bob Green, pastor of the ' Westero Ave. Baptist Cburcb, Toledo, will be evaogellst, al revival · services to be beld Ibis eveolog through Suoday at 7:30 eacb eveolog at the First Soutbero Baptist Church, 282 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Anursery will be provided. , The . public Is fnviled. Mike Swiger i'IOI"f Qll,f fl MON ·lUIS WfD .M'~IL 24 - 25- ~6 No rest for the II So CI'al II 1 Calendar 1 012 002 010- 6 12 0 110 000 O'lo- 5 9 1 Bu~ by , Gu ra ( 1). Mi11gor i (6). B1rd (7), Hrabosky (8). Pl!tl in · (8 ) and Porter , 0 Mart lnel , StOdCJ arCI ( -4 ), T Marl inez (6 ), 5t anhous.e (9) and Dempsey .W - Gur a ( ~ 0 ) L Stoddard (0 1) HRs - K ansas City , M c Rae 151 French Fries ' ____ ....__·-·- · I I KC Ba ll Anniversary Special FREE Karen Blaker. Ph.D. rn~~H;s,~~:::~~<!l·~~~~~~~~~::llllllllllotllllo:llll::llll::ll'lol ··WASHER and DRYER REG. '249.00 CHOICES ' NEW YORK (U P!) - His team, tlle Philadelphia 76ers, had just wiped out tlle New York Knicks four straight with about as much effort as it takes to blow out a candle, and Billy W L . ~cr . Uti Cunningham now was being as~ed ~perfectly logical question. Ci nci nnat 11 5 ,688 Dtd he think the 76ers could make it 12 in a row by sweeping 1 1 LOS Ang els 10 5 .667 tlleir next. eight games on the way to the NBA title? San Fr an 7 7 .500 3 San D iego 6 7 .46'1 31 J It has never ~n done before by any team, but don't laugh Houston 7 9 .438 4 because if there was ever a team with Ule talent and potential Atlan ta 3 11 .'114 7 S":Jturday's Results for doing tha t, it's Ute 76ers. , Mtl 7, Ph i la J, 1st on roe is among tllose who believe they could possibly Earl M Mtl 5. Phd a 3. 2nd New York J, Ch1cago '1 do it. P illsburgh 8, St . L ouis 7 . "Judging by the way they played against us, I wouldn't be Cin ci nnali 5, San Fra n t1 surprised at anything !hey do, even going alf tlle way. They San D 1ego '1 . Atlanta 0 Lo s Ang s. Houston 1 may go to the moon," said Monroe, after the 76ers carne Sunday 's Res.u lts barreling back from a 13-point deficit to end Ute season for the Pittsbu rgh 1.:1 . Sl.L 7, 1st '.'sf game) Ptsbgh 5, St L 4, 2n d sus . 6ins Cleve 010 100 010- 3 6 '1 Knicks Sunday, 112-107. Chi J, New York 2, 12 inns · Bas 030 000 03x - o 9 o ''Now wait a second ," said Cunningham, when someone Montreal S, Ph iladelph ia 2 Wa it s, Kinney (7) , Ker n 18 1 Ci n ci 2, San Fran I , 10 inn s. asked him whether he thought his 76ers Clluld win tlleir first and Pruitt ; T i ant , Dr ago (6), Campbell ( 8 ) and Fislo. wSa n D iego 5, Afla 4, 17 inn s. championship in I I years without losing a single game . "We'd Ca mpbell (1 -11. L - Kinn ey (0 Los Ange les 7, Houston J love to win 12 in a row. Who wouldn't' But that's asking a Today ' s Probab le Pit chers 1). H Rs - Cieve l and. Horton 12 J. (A ll Times ESTJ Bell ( 1), Grubb (3) ; Bo sto n, w~ eM,i~'t H ''' . St. Lo uis ( Ra sm ussen L?J at Hobson (51 The 76ers' motto is "We Owe You One." It is dedicated to Montreal ( May 0-11. ?· IS c .m . ( J nd game , 11 i nnings) Chi cago (Fryman 0-0 1 at tlleir fans, who felt they had the best team in Ule league last Cle 200 100 300 13- 10 J<,J 3 Ph iladelph ia (L er cn 1 1), 7. 35 year and then watched them lose the title to Portliutd four in a Bos 100 320 000 10- 7 11 o pm Pi tts bu rgh ( Rooker 1 1 l at · row af ter they beat the Trail Blazers in Ute first two contests. Pa)(fon . Krueger [SJ. Kern [B), Ktnncy ( Il l and Ha ssey ; New York (Z ac hry 2 OJ. B. O.S The way the 76ers started out against New York Sunday, it p.m . E c kersley , Camp bel l (7), Sian looked as if Utey owed the Knicks one. The 76ers were slugg ish ley ( 11 ) and Fisk . W- Kern (2 San D iego (F r eis Ieben 0 1 J at Houston (Andu jar 11) , B 35 an.d just plain amateurish at Ute foul line . They had beaten the I J. L - S te~nley (1 1). HRs p n; ...... Cieveland , Norris ( 1), Grubb Kllicks by 40 points in the first playoff ga me, by 19 in the (4); Boston , Hobson ( ~ J. R 1ce Tuesday ' s Games 15I. St. L ouis at Mon treal second and II in the th ird, but thts tinne th,ey trailed 59-07 at P itls bgh at New York , n ig ht intermission. Ch ic ago at Phil a, n ig ht Olnningham didn 't have a whole lot to say to the 76ers Sa n Fran at Aflanta , night Los Ang at Ci nci nnati, ni ght during the half-time break. He knew tlley hadn't played well in Sa n D iego at Hous ton. nigh t tlle first half and the only thing Utat encouraged him was the fact tlley were still with in two points. American Lea gu e "We cou ldn 't have played any worse," the 76ers first-year East W L. Pet . GB coach told his players in the dressing room. "B ut we're only Detroit 9 3 750 down by two . Now let's see some better defense out tllere tllis Boston \0 5 .667 I~ M itwauke 8 7 .533 1 1 2 half. " New York 6 8 .4'19 4 Cunn ingham sa w it, all right , and the 76er primarily C le~.~el an d 5 7 .417 4 Ball1m or e responsible was Caldwell Jones, who only s,eored two points 5 9 357 5 Toron to 5 9 .357 ~ bu t grabbed 14 rebounds and did a superb job of keeping Bob We st McAdoo from having a better day Ulan he did have. W L Pet . GB l<anss Cty 10 1 833 "I thought Caldwell Jones was the key to this game," said Oakland 11 3 7B 6 John Havlicek, who di d the eolor work for TV . Cali tor ni 10 4 714 1 Chic ag o 5 7 41 7 5 McAdoo . who led the Knicks with 24 points, said essentially M i nnesota 6 11 .35 3 6 11 tlle same thing about Jones, playing in only his second season Se a me 5 14 163 e ~) in the NBA . TelCas J 9 .750 7 (Ga mes behind ba sed on "He not only forced me out of my game, but he was also percent agel dropping back in the middle and taking away shots and Saturday 's Results Del 7 , Tcx 6, 10 inns. intimtdating us,'' said McAdoo. New York 4, M ilw 3, 11 inn s The Knicks stayed close to the 76ers until the last three Tor onto 4, Chic ago '1 Cleveland 13. Bos ton 4 minutes when Julius Erving finally put Philadelphia ahead, 98Cal1 f 0mia 5. M innesoln 3 97, with a foul shot and Steve Mix carne right back wHh a twoKa nsas C1 ty 5, Bnl l lmore J poi nter . Doug Collins' ni fty rebound after Erving had missed Oakland J, Sealll e 0 Su nd ay's Re su l h frnm close up widened tll e 76e rs' advantage to 102-97 and it was Cal at M 1nn pi)d , wet grds all over . ' Det r o 11 9, Texas 6. 1st l ex 2. Oet 1, 11 inn s., 1nd In the losers' quarters, Lonnie Shelton said he felt tlle K.nicks Bosto n 6 . Clevel and J. 1st had be'en embarrassed by tlle 76ers in tlle sweep . Cle 10. Bo s 7. 11 1n ns,. 1nd Kansa s Cdy 6, Balllmor e 5 "What beat you?" he wa s asked . Milwaukee J. New Y ork 1 "A lack or defense and a lack of team play," he answered. Tor onto 4 , Ch ic ago 0 "W e just have to be a teann , not a bunch of individuals." · , Oa kla nd 5, Seatt le 0 ... Today 's Probabl e Pitchers Knicks' Coa ch Willis Reed, still waiting to learn whether I All T1mes ESTI Cl ev eland ( Hood 0 O) at he'll be ba ck nex t season, said he was satisfied over the victory Tor on to ( LemanCl yk 0 3). 4 a~ainst Clevekmd in tlle first round . He didn't feel the K.nicks p m N ew Yor k IGu1dry 1 0 1 at had any reason to be embarrassed. Ba lt 1mor e (M cC.rC'qor 0 2J. 7 JO " You get beat by the best team:in the ga me and what can you pm say'>" he said . Detr oi t ( Bdl1 ngh am 2 OJ at '198 Awards given to scouts Yard sale planned by League 1 WEEK ONLY AT ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II - POMEROY, OHIO Whirlpool - ' SAYRE ·HARDWARE 112-252$ New Haven, W. Va. Tea date is announced ·Atea to bC held at the home of Mrs. Annie Chapman on May 7 at 6:30p.m. was planned during a meeting of Xi Garna Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday night at the Middleport Fire Department headquarters. Karen Stanley reported on tl1e tea . Read at the meeting were thank you notes from . Mrs. Roberta O'Brien thanking the chapter for assisting with the heart lund drive, and from the Meigs County Fair Board thanking the chapters fqr work in securing advertising for Ule premium book. Next meeting will be on May 2 at the Co!Wllbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Charlotte Hanning gave the t'Ullural report on the life or David Ben-gurion. Linda RiFfle and Karen Goins served relreslunents. the group to ta lk about the equipment wh1ch would be used for seriously ill persons and would cost $4,100. Dr. Telle noted that others will work on the project. The Auxiliat')' agreed to sponsor the fund drive and named Mi ldred Withee, Margaret Eskew, Janice Danrels, Carrie Kenn edy and Gilda Baxter to work in Mei gs and surrounding area in Ohio, and Mildred Fry and Clara Burris to work in the Mason and surrounding area in West Virginia. It was aiso noted that toys fur pediatries at the hospital is in stt'ort supply . Plans were discussed for awarding two scholarships, one to a student entering nursing and another to a student interested 1n becoming a laboratory tec hnician . It was also reported that Emogene Sitnnts has ordered a plaque for deceased members. An appreeiation dinner to be hosted by the hospita I for the volunteer.J was announced for May 9 at 6 p.m. Auxiliary members planning to attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs. Jesse While or other committee membe rs by May 1. Named as hostesses for the May meeting were Mrs. Aboo Newton, Nellie Borgen, Ruth Morris, Reva Beach, and Nan Moore. Mrs. Ruth Gosney, Mrs. Velsia Roush, and Bud Morris, husband of Ruth Morris were reported ill. Mrs. White presided at the meeting Refreshments were served from a table covered with white lace and centered with an arrangement of multko lored tulips . A salad course, crackers, coffee and tea were served. Hostesses were Etta Will and Betty Christopherson with Mrs. Roush contributing . ATIEND MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Robert King and Mrs. Evelyn Lewis were in Glouster Thursday nigh! for the Roberta Circle. Also there were "Howard's Stars" a group of past patrons. WARNER RESIGNS CINCINNATI (UP!) Th(JJ)as K. Warner, assistant manager of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra since July 1976, has resigned to be come administrat ive director of tl1e Loretto Hlltoo Theatre ~ St. Louis, Mo. SYRACUSE-The arrow of light, the highest award rn cub scouting, was presented to three members of the Syracuse Cub Scout Pack 242 Thursday night at the Syracuse Elementary &hool. Pete Thoren, eubrnaster, presented the arrow of ligttt badges and pins to Jackie Jus. s, Greg Mtchael, and Davtd Ebersbach. co, bttt Patterson, boy scout leader, R<Jndy Annes, and Corey McPttail of the seoul troop were there to welcome the three into the troop. Awarded bear badges and pins were Todd Adams , Eric Thoren, Jeff Frank, Brian Freeman, and David Duffy. Each of the boys presented a pap er which the y had prepared either on folklore or patriotism. Webelo badges went to Jackie Justis, Greg Michael , and Dav id Ebe rsbaeh. Adivity badges for outdoorsmctn , showman. and sporlsman went to Jackie Justis, Greg Michael , and David Ebersbach . Hugh McPhail, new culr master, gave a brief history of cub scouting and then presented bobcat pins and badges to Barry McCoy, Jerry Aleshire, Chris Baer, &ott McPhail, Mike Patterson , Chris Deemer, and Chris Grindley. J . 1.. Jeffers and (,1yde Sayre qualified for the award bu t were not present to receive it. Martha McPhail talked on the uniform, the book, and swnrner activities. New officers were elected as follows: ltugh McPhatl, cubmaster · Martha McPhail Donna Ale~hire, and Caroly~ McCoy , den leaders; Jocelyn Baer. chairman of committee, Bob Deemer, and Carol Smith . members; Jerry Ale shire. ins titutional representative, and Pete Thoren, webelo leader. POLLY·s POINTERS Polly Cramer Can't clean pans By Poll y Cramer POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - My aluminum pans have turned dark from cooking eggs in them. I would be grateful to hear how to clean them . GLORIA . . DEAR GLORIA - I had th e sam e problem while cooking eggs In their shell . The solution is simple. FlU tbe pan with enough water to cover tbe lloe of di scoloration. Add a lablespooo of cream of tartar aod bring Ute water to a boll for a ~~w -l: a!c& . Rlnse and dry.- POLLY. DEAR' POLLY - My Pet Peeve is that after passing a written driving test I think they should tell the person what mistakes he or she made on the test so they wo uld know what they had wrong . -GAY. DEAR GAY - Did you ask ? l spoke with the Department of Mot or Vehi cles in one city in California and was to ld that in that state the person giving, the test will go over it with you if you ask . Also there is place at the side of each question that is checked whe_ther or not the answer was right or wrong . Call up the department in your city. I feel sure you can obtain thi s information unless a long time .has elapsed.- POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I have di scovered another use for leftover marga rine warppers. When using only haU of an onion wrap the remaining ha lf in such a wrapper. The onion siays fresh longer and with less odor . The margarine that is stuck to the wrapper seems to do the trick . - DOROTHY DEAR POLLY - When I have several letters to be mailed I put them in one of those plastic bags thai are hung on lhe door with advertisements in them. They have a sort of handle and I just put my finger in and carry them to the mail box. No more letters sliding offthe car seat and ~etting lost. - . E. C DEAR POLLY - When there is a new ..,.by in the family around Easter or any holiday I fill a plastic basket with artificial grass and then fill it with little jars of baby food and juices. These gifts always seem most welcome and the basket ~a'n be decorated according to the holiday. - ROSE DEAR POLLY - I find the best thing for removing price tag 1nk stains from my laminated plastic counter tops is baking soda . ! rub it on with a damp cloth and it does not dull the finish . Those who ha ve aching knees that feel better when they are wann should cut the toes from a pair of heavy woolen socks. Pull these over the legs using the heels of tlle sock to go over the top of the knees. - MRS. E. M.S. Prewntion is the best policy... a FOR CURBING CRIME LOSSES You can help cu t down on crime losses ... losses tht~f d i re c tl y affe c t you , whether they happen to you or not . Take the c rlm~ of arson . You ' re pay ing an increi!si ngly heavy su bs idy for deliberatel y set f ires through your insurance prem i ums . costs Insurance are adve rsely affected by burglaries . robberies and car thefts ... plus the countless CB radios and b icyc les that turn up miss ing . 01e th ing you can do is to support programs prov id ing st iffer penalties for wrongdoers and proposals for strengthened crime Investigation efforts . You can also make It tougher tor crooks . Use good, strong locks. Mark possessions Anniversary Special FIIEE French Fries With Purcha 1 e Steo~ Sandwich Of 9" MOM run W fD M'l lt , .. .,,_,, At All GIN OS with you r soc ial secur ity number . Our agenc y prov 1aes t i n anc l!lll protect ion and service when crlrne losses oCcur ... but ma ny can bt prevented. That's why say - prevention best policy . DALE C. WARNER INS. 992·l14l lOl W. Main Pomoroy Cust001 full In ooe or hiD days Ou r slaff o f dent i~ l s and lethniClltn! 'A Ill make your rus1om denture> quickly and c:conomical ly One or two d~y full Wf! Is the �6- The Dally Sentinel Middleport Pomero' 0 Monda) Ap1 1124 1978 NOTICE OF SALE the l')( st n o norther y r gh t o f a o n~ the gr a 11ors e ast I N THE way I ne of Roc k Spr nq s property ttnc and the we st COMMON PLEAS COUJlT R: oad 1 ' ' feet to a pont I ne of sad Lo t N um ber 12 lhenc~ OF ME IGS COUNTY OHIO POMEROY NATIONAL BANK and CITilENS NUIONAL BANK Pia nlrfh vs FRED 8 GOEGLEIN and BARBARA A GOEGLE IN ET AL Defendants case No 10 OH Pu rsua n t o an Orde r of Sate ssued by th e Con mon Pleas Court ot Me os Co un ty >Oh JO 1 w 11 offer tor sa te at lJ:ub l c a uc t on on the 20t h d a y .pf May 19 79 at 0 JO AM on otne. Courtho u se steps n the 'Courthouse n Pomer oy ~ h o the f o low ng descr Oed l(eal estate , Tract I S tuate n Sect on 15 ;Fract on 6 Town 1 Range \3 t6a r sbury Townsh p MP gs <: oun ty St ale of Oh o and " e ng mo re tu tty des cr bea as Jot ows Ccmmenc ng at a >P Ont n the northeast corner 'Cl f sa d J= ra ct on 6 then ce S J tt eg «~ I 24 w a ong the eas ne o f sad Fra ct on 6 ~1 1.00 eet to a po n t n the granto rs ~orlheas propert.,- corner and tne rea l pont of beg n /'1 ng for IIH! land here n od esc r bed hence S 3 deg 41 ~4 W a ong the grant ors ,-as pro perty 1 ne and th e Jla5 1 r e at sad F ra ct on 6 o a pon t n the 6 4 29 fee g nntors southe ast proper y 'tort er and ne southe a st corner of sad F ra ct on 6 t hence N 86 deg 19 36 W ~ long t he grantors south Prope rty I ne and the sou Th l1ne of sad Fract on 6 32 27 t eet to a pont n the grant or!i p ro per!~ co rner then ce N 3 E a ong the tteg Jl 14 grantors pro perty 1 ne 284 08 I eel to a pont n I hi! grantors p ro perty co r n er thence S 88 deg 29 58 W a ong t he Qranto r s property 1 ne 13 oo t eet to a pont n the grantors op e r ly corner and the sou thea st c orner o f Lot Numbe r 7 of RoCk Spr ngs ~uba v son as recorded n P ta Book. 4 Page J6 n t he te cords o t tne Me gs County f1ecorders Off ce thence N 8 ~ eg 28 58 E along tl1e east J ne o t sad tot N umber 7 and -lot Number 6 of s<'! d RocK >Sp r ngs Subd v !> nn <'Inti th P brantors property 1 ne 30.4 62 ~ee 10 a pont n the grantor s pr opert y corner and the northeast corner o f sad Lot N um ber 6 hen c e s 88 d eo '28 58 w along the grantors south proper !~ t ne an d the north I ne ot sa d L ot N um be r 6 and LOIS N um be r .5 4 3 1 and 1 o f sa d Ro c k. Sp r n gs Subd v son 592 00 ie et to a pont n the gran tors pr operty c orner an d t he northwest co rner of sa d Lot N um ber 1 then ce S 1 deg 31 0? E alon g the grantors properly I ne and the w est t ne of sa d Lot Number 1 25 00 teet to a po nt n the grantors property corner and corner ot sa id Lo t N umber \ hence S 88 deg 28 58 w .,1 1ong the gran ors propert y ~ ne and a 1 n e ot sa d Lot 'N um ber I ?5 00 feet to a pont n t he gr antor s p roperty corner and a corner ot L ot .Number 1 then ce S deg 31 (12 East along the grantors !property I ne and th e w es t ~ ne o t sad Lot Num o er 1 \11 0 00 f eet to a pont n the SJran ors proper y co r ner an d t he sou thwest co r n er o f sad Lot N um ber 1 and t he ~>< st ng no r ner ly r tgn t o t 'Wa .,- t ne of Ro C. Il Spr ngs Road t hence N 79 deg 37 JJ1 w a lon g the grantors .Qrope rt .,- 1 ne ana the e>c st ng 'nOrtherly r ght of way I ne of Roc K 5pr ngs R oad 67 ?0 fef't , o a po n l hence N 52 deg ;11 02 w con t n u ng a long ;.a d I n e 96 feet to a pont n the gr antors proper y I ne the nc e N 14 deg 34 02 W a lon g the gr an o r s pr ope rty 1 ne 3 49 tee ro a pont n ltle !9ra ntors pr ope rt y co r n er ~ t hence S 84 d t>g 78 59 W .a lon g the gra n tors south pr ope rt y t ne J 11 teet to a "'POnt n the grantors proper .,. "1 ne an d the e )( s ng no r thernly r gl11 ol wa y I ne ol Roc k Spr ngs Roaa then ce N 52 d eg 21 02 w a long th e ~ qrantor s oroperty t ne and l P n ' Anniversary Special . ,, • .,. ' ~ FREE French Fries W th Pur(hO)e Of 9 Slea~ "' 0"~ 1,11\ ... ,o .4.f'lll :l4 H 16 AI Al l GINOS tl:, oeQJl 07 w con nu ng a ong sa d I ne JO 71 teet to a po nt then ce S beg1nn ng and 0 060 a cres co ni nu ng Sub ect to all 77 dt>g 16 58 W 134 97 feet a long sad I ne 4B 59 feet to a way s po n recor d n th e grantors south property ne thence S 84 deg 28 58 W along h(' grantors sou h property I nl' 145 56 te eT to a po n t n tH' granton soutnwest p roperty corner <tnd the ex st ng center! ne ot Old U 5 J.J thence N JQ deg OB 51 w atong tne qranT ors w !,!st property H.' and the e1. st ng cen terl ne of Old U S 33 177 47 fe et to a pont thence N 19 deg 51 w cont nu ng along sad 1 ne 21 4 OO tee t to a pon t n tht> gran to s property co~n er thence N 70 oeg 31 40 E atonQ The granto rs pr op er y nto 57 18 t eet to a pont n thegra1to sp r ope rt-, corner and the C)l. s ng sou th er ~ r gnt otwa y ne o t County Road Number 25 the11ce N Q deg 28 07 w a long th e g a n tors north oropert.,- 1 ne and the ex st ng southe r y r gl'lt of way 1 ne o t County Road Nun ber 7.S 135 67 teet to a pont then c e N 9 deg 43 37 E cont hung atong sa al ne 155 ~ 7 1e et to a pont then ce N 51 deg 59 01 E cant nv ng a long sa d I ne 101 11 l eet to " oo n t tnence N 67 aeg 25 20 E cont lnu ng a long ~ad t r e 60 1.1. teet o a po nl then ce tl1ence S 75 deg 31 16 E co ni nu nq a long s ad 1 ne l2 7/J tee o a pont then c e S 59 deg J9 18 E coni nu ng along sad I ne 04 40 te et o a po n thence S 79 deg ~ 3 06 E con t nu ng along s ad 1 ne o n po nt then ce S 65 deg 10 57 E cont nu ng along sad lin e to a po n n the granton east proper y ne thence S 14 deg ;tq OJ W alo ng the grantors east p r oper t .,- 1 n(' 130 00 teet to a po nt n the gr anto r s north prope ty t ne thence S 59 aeg 10 07 E a long the grantors north pr oper ty t ne 170 az t ee t to the po n of beg nn ng and con ta n ng ) 793 acreo, ega I h gh Suo rect to a way s and easements o l reco rd Gran to r c a ms t tie b.,aeea ot re co ro as r eco r de d n Deed Boot.. :t 16 Page 71 q M e gs County Oe.;>d Re co rd s Oeser pt on tor th e above descr be d tra c has been pr ep a red tr om e>< s ng records by R ch ard c Glasgow R S N o 5161 nnd s not an act ua l 1 eld su rveyo dated Mar ch 12 1978 TRACT 1 S tua e n Sect on 1" F ra ct on 6 Tow n 1 Range 3 Sa ls bur y Tow nsh p Me qs Coun ty State ot Qh o ana be ng more f ully descr oed as ta llo w s Commenc ng at a pont n he nortl1eas t co rn er ot sa a Fract on 6 th('nc e s 3 deg 41 24 W a long he ea s 1 M• Of sad Fra ct on 6 1 22 6 29 feet to a p ont n ne qran ors sou heast p operly co rner and the sou theas t co r ner o t sa d tra c t on 6 then ce N 86 deg 18 36 w along the granton south property ne and h i?' ~outh 1 ne ot Sd d Frac:t on 6 3177 feet to a POn t n t he grantor s or operfv co r n er 1 n nc e N 3 aeg 4 r 14 E a ... g the grantors proper!)' I ne 28 J 08 feet to a oo nt n the grantors property co rner then ce S 88 deg 78 58 W al ong !he g r antors property t ne and pa s!. ng the southe a s co rner o f Lo Number 7 ot Ro ck. So r ngs Sub d"' son as r ecord ea n Pl at Boot.. 4 Pa ge 36 n tne records o f th e Me g5 Cou nty Reco rder s Ott ce at l3 00 tee a tot a d stance ot ~78 00 teet to a pont n lhf! gra n tors p rope r!.,- co ner a d he south we st c:o r ner o to t Num ber 2 ot sad Su b d v son and tne rea l pont ot bt"g m ng t or the land he r e n Mscr bed then ce S 98 deg 2B 'I'; a long he granto r s sou tn property 1 ne n oo t ee t to a pont n he grantors south w es pr op ert y cor ner thence N B deq 0 07 W a tong he Qran o r s w es t proper!.,- I ne d6 00 feet to a po n n the gran on, property corner thence N 84 deg 18 sa E a long t he grantors property I ne 13 08 te!'t to a pon .ntheqrano r sp r op erty corn er thence N 14 deg 3<1 02 w es it onQ the grantor~ west ~ropeny r n e 11S 73 t ee t o a pont n the g r an o r s northwest propc 1.,- co r er and the e>c st ng sou thN i y r Qht o t wa~ r nc o t Ro c k Spr ngs Roao then ce S 49 deq 1 01 E along the gra ntors north pr oper y I nt:> ana the e1 st r g souther l y r gnt ot way t ne o t Ro c ~ Spr ngs Ro ad 1 ~ 73 teet to a po n then ce S 71 cteg 35 02 E coni nu ng a lonQ sa d t ne 14 63 t ee! to a pont n the gra 1tor s northea~t property corner and the northwe st co rn er of sad Lot Numbe 12 then ce S 1 deg 08 17 E :n sa and ro the po 11 ot con ta n ng legal h g h ei'lsements of Gr an o r et a ms t tie by deed ot r eco d as n.:•co rded n Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 719 n tne reco rd s oi rne M e gs Coun y Re cor ders Off ce Descr p on tor th e above descr bed trMt has been prepared f rom eM s t ng records ov R tc hara c Gl asgo w R S N o 5161 dated Mar ch H 1978 and s not an actual t etd survey TRACT l S tuate n Sect on 15 F acl on 6 Town 2 Ra nge 13 Sat sbury Townsh p Me gs Courqy State of Oh o and be ng mo r e tv ty descr bed as to tows Comme nc ng at a pont n he nonheas co rner ot sad F ac t on 6 hen ~;;e N 87 deg 11 dq W along lht" north 1 ne ot sad Fract on 6 1 JJ5 ~7 teet o a POnt n The ex St ng easte ly l m ted a cc ess r ght of wa y I ne of U S 33 then cf' S .1 deg JB 17 W a ong the ex st ng east erly I m t ea ac cess r gnt of wa y 1 ne of u S 33 136 59 tee t to a pont thence S 1 deg 5.S 19 E co nt nu n g along sa d 1 ne 436 72 feet to a po n n the gra r to s north west prope t y corne r and the real po nl ot beg nn ng tor the and 11er e n de sc r b ed thence N 71 deg 00 09 E along the grantors north proper!.,- I ne 190 00 tee to a pont n the grantors no rt he ast prope rT y co rner an d tht ex s ng ce nte 1 ne of 0 d U S 33 thE> n c e S 19 deg 1 2 51 E along 111E' granton east pr o per !~ 1 ne ana he e>c st ng ce nter ! ne o t U S 33 19 00 t ee t t o a pon t n he granto rs southeast p r opert y co rner t hence S 7 deQ 00 09 w a rong the g r antors south prop erty 1 ne 190 00 left to a pont n the gr antors southwest prop t"r y co r ner ana tn e ex s n g easterly I m ted access r ght ol way t ne of U S 33 then ce N 19 deg 22 50 W along the Qranlor5 west property ne and the e x ~t ng easterly I n led a ccess r ght of way I ne ot U S 33 29 00 fee t to the DOn ot beg nn ng and ca nt a n ng 0193 acre s Su b tec o a I ega h gh \\ays and easements ot r eco rd Grantor c a ms t tt e bY deed of re co ra as recoraed n Deed Boo k. 216 Page 119 n the re co r ds of th e Me gs Coun ty R eco r der s Ott ce Oe se r pt on f or the ab ove de~cr bed tra ct has bee n prepared fr om e>c st ng records o.,R ch ard C Gl asgo w R S No 5161 a a ed March 15 1978 and s no t a n act ua l I f>ld sun't:Y TRACT 4 S tua te n Sec t on 5 F ra ct on 6 To wn 2 r'ange 13 Sa lsbu ry T owns h D M e gs Cou nt.,- Sta e of Oh o rtnd be ng mo re f ull y des c r b~d as f ollo w s Comm en c ng at a pont n the nort heas r co rn er a t sad Frac on 6 thence N 87 deg 1 49 W a tong he no rt h I ne ot !.ad Fra ct on 6 JOO 67 teet to a pont n the grantors n orlhe~st co rner l'lnd th e c -. S!mg we ster l v r ght otway 1 ne o f coun v Road No 75 and the r e a l pont of beg nn nQ of th e la n d he r e n des cr bea then c e 5 19 oeg 34 JA E a tong !he gran to r s eas prop er ty 1 ne a nd t he ('X sl ng wester tv r ght ot way 1 ne ot Coun t y Road N um be r 25 325 96 t eet to a p on t n fh e grantors southNlSI prop erty co rner thence S 71 aeg 00 w along th e grantors sou t h pr opert v 1 ne 290 00 t eet to a pon t n !he grantors 50u l hwest prop('r y corner and t he ex st ng easterly t m tea access r ght ot wa.,1 e o f U S JJ tnence N 1 deq 55 19 W a lonq the qrantors west pr operty 1 ne ana tne eli(!.! ng w cs 1er ty I m ed acct>SS qgn o f way I ne ot U S 3J 436 12 f ee t to a po nt the nce N J deg 38 17 E co nt nu ng atonq sad ne 136 59 feet to a pont n the grant or s or hw es t property co rner and th e ex st ng south er t v 1m ted access r gh of way ne ot St ale Route Nu 1be r 7 ad th e no r th ne ot sad Fr1:'1CirOn 6 the nc: e S 61 deg 11 49 E al onQ the qrant o r s no r n pro perly ne an d 11 e e,~; s ng southl rl'( t n ted a cces !a ghl o f wa.,ne of Stat e Route N umber 7 lnd ltlC nortl1 nr o f Fra c t on o 44 90 t eet 10 the pont ot beg nn n g and c onta n ng 1 7t.l ac re s Subtec o at legal h gh ways and casements ot re co rd Grantor cia n s 1 tie b.,deed o f re co rd as recorded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 719 n ne re coro!> at tne Me gs Coun t y R('corde r s Off ce Oeser pt on for t h e "tlOve aescr bed tra ct has been oq p repareo trom ex sttno r ec;ords by R cha rd C G lasgow R S No 5161 dated March 75 979 and s not an a ctua t f eld survey TRACTS Sl fJate n Sect on 15 F ra c 1 on 6 Town 1 Range 13 Sa I sbury Townsh p Meigs County State of Oh o trnd be ng more tul y des cr bed as follows Commen c ng at a pont n the northwest corner of sa d F ract•on 6 thence J aegrees 41 2<~ W along the west I ne of se d Fract on 6 397 42 teet to a po int rn the grantors northwest property co rner and the real pont ol beg n n ng for the land heretn rh •c:. rr hPd thence S 87 degrees 1 A9 E along the g r antors north properly t ne .,;J3 36 feet to a pont n the g rantors property corner thence N 3 degrees 41 24 E ato g tt1e gra nt ors we s t p roperty ! ne 237 01 feet to a pont n he grar)lors north property 1 ne ana t he e)( st ng souther ly n ted ac c ess r ght ol wa~ line of State Rout e Number 7 then c e N i16 deg ree s OJ 32 a long the gr an to rs north property I ne nnd he e>c st ng souther l y r ght ot wa~ 1 ne of Sta e Route Nu m ber 7 13 l 20 teet to a po nl then ce N 78 oegrees 59 09 E cant nv ng a ong satd 1 ne 403 54 teet to a po nt on tt1e north ne ot sa d Fra ct on 6 thence S 87 deg rees 11 49 E coni nu ng a ong sa d I ne and the north t ne of sa d Fract on 6 375 00 feet to a po nt n he grantors ortheast p operty corner and th e ex st ng westerly t m ed access r ght of way 1 ne of u s JJ then ce 5 19 degrees 15 J E along t he grantors east property I ne and th e ex st ng westerly t m ea access r ght of way ,. I ne of U S 33 293 53 feet to a pont thence S 17 degrees 39 11 E coni nu ng along sad I ne 540 19 te et to a pont thence 5 24 degrees 53 29 E ne coni n u ng a tong sate 544 89 to a pont n the gra n tors soulh property 1 ne th ence N 96 degrees 53 02 w a l ong he gran t ors south property ne 1847 51 teet to a pont n he grantors south west property co rner and !he west ne of sao Fract on 6 th ence N 3 degrees 41 2J E a l o ng he grantors west property 1 ne and the wes t I ne o t sad Fract on 6 863 59 f eet to the po nt of beg nn ng and conta n ng 40 170 acres Svbrect to all legal h gh wa ys and easements o t record Grantor eta ms 1 tte by deed of record as re corded n Deed BooK 216 Page 719 n he re coras of the Me gs County Rec orde r s Off ce Oese r pi on for the "belve descr bed tract ha s been prepared by R chard C Glasgo w R S No 5 16 and s not an actu a l f etd survey be ng more f ul ly des<'!r bed a s fOllOWS Commencing at a potnt n the southeast corner of sa d Sectton 16 thence N 3 d~gr-ees 41 :14 along the e<'ls l I ne of sad Sect on 16 1673 57 f eet to a po nt lh th e ex sttng centerl ne ot Townsl1tp Road Number 79 thence N ll degrees 41 49 W along the exrst ng centerlm e of Townshrp Road Number 7q 304 50 fee t to a pont n t he grantors southeast property co r ner and th e rea l pont of beg nn ng for the land here n descr bed thence S 811 degrees 19 11 W along the grantors south properly trne 343 53 feet to a porn! In the grantors southwest property cor ner thence N lS degrees 02 ~9 w along the grantors west property I ne 231 50 feet to a pornt n the grantors nor t hwest property corner thence S 87 degrees 1 49 E along the gran t ors north prpperty I ne 34? 00 f eet to a pont n the gr:antors no rth east property co rner and the ex st ng cenlerl ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 thence S 13 degrees 76 49 E atong the grantors eas t prope r ty I ne and tne ex st ng ce nter! ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 116 00 feet to a pont then c e S 31 degrees A\ 49 E co nt lnurng a long sad t ne 59 1 feet to t he pont of beg nn ng and conta n ng 1 540 acres Subtect to all tegal h gh ways and easeme nts ot record Grantor c i a ms t tie by deed of rec ord as recorded n Deed Book. 216 Page 719 n the reco r ds of ll1e Me gs Coun t y Recorders Oft ce Oes,cr pt on l or tl1e above descr bed tract has b een prepared by R cha rd D G lasgow R S No 5161 and s not an actual f eld survey TRAC T I S tuate n Sec to n 16 Town 1 Range 13 Salsbury Town!>h p Me gs County State ot Oh o and be ng more full y descr bed a~ fOl lOWS Commenc1ng <'II a po nl n !he southeast c orner ot sad Sect on 16 thence N 87 degrees 1 49 W along the south I ne of sa d SPct on 16 H5 4 78 fe et to a pont n thP southwest corne r of the southeast Quar t er of sa d Sec t on 16 then c e N 2 degrees 14 25 E atong the west 1 ne of tne southeas t quarter of sa d Sec t on 16 1878 59 t eet to a pont thence S B5 degrees 16 00 E a ong a I nea nd pass no a pont n the e)( st ng center I ne of U S J3 at 601 65 teet a total d stance of 797 21 feel to a po i nt n the ex strng easterly lrm te a access r 1ghl of way line of U S 33 thence S 10 degrees 110 04 E along the E'X sl ng easterly 1 m ted a ccess r ghl o t wav 1 n c ot u S 33 776 39 tee to a pomt In the grantor!. northwest propertv co rner and th e r~al TRACT~ po nl of beg nn ng for the land S tuate n Sect on 16 here n descr oea thence N 72 Frac t on 12 Town 1 Range degrees 35 23 E along the 13 Sa sbury Town!oh p granto r s north proper 'I 1 nc Me gs Coun ty State ot Oh o 148 86 feet to a po nl n the and be ng more lull'f gran t ors northeast property de scr oed as follows corne r and the ex st ng Commenc ng a a po nt n center! ne ol old U S 33 thE' soultlea st corner of sad then ce S 6 degrees 41 10 E Sec ro n 6 t hence N 3 alon g t he grantors east degr ees 41 24 E atong the property lme and the extst nQ ea st ne of sad Sect ton 16 centerline o t old U S 33 547 25 feet to a po nt n the 448 97 feet to a po n t n the grantors south property I ne grantors southeast properly and the exist ng norther l y co rn er thence s 87 degrees r ght o t way r ne ot Cou nty 26 w along the grantors Ro ad Number 20 and the rea l south property I ne AJ 69 lee! po nl o f beg nn ng for the and to a po.nt n the grantors here n des cr bed thence S sou thwe s t property cor ner 70 de grees 16 19 w and the ex st ng easterl'tl a lo ng the grantors sou n t m ted access r ght of way proper .,. I ne and the ex st ng t n e of U S 33 then ce N 10 norther I~ r ght of way I ne of degrees 40 04 W along the Co un ty Road Number 20 grantors west property ne 35A 24 feet to a po nt n the and the e• st ng ea5terly gra nto r s prope r ty corner I m ted access r ght of way th ence N 29 degrees 28 37 1 ne o f U S 33 426 60 feet to W a ong the grantors w es t the pont of beg nn ng and prop erty l ine 301 80 teet to a co nta n ng 0 950 ac r es po n n t he grantors property Sublett to all legal h gh co rn er 2114 00 teet to a po nt n wllys and easements of he grantors property corner record hence N 8 degrees 57 1 E Grantor c ia ms t tie by a lo ng he gran1ors west deed ot re cord as reco rded In prope t.,- 1 ne 350 00 fe et to a Deed Book 21~ Pa ge 719 n po nt thence N 15 deg rees 01 111e records of l he Me gs 49 W con i nu ng along sad Covnlv Re co rders Off ce t ne 16 OO ieet to a pon t n th e Oeser pt on tor the aoove ora ntors no rt hwest propert v d esc r bed tract has oeen corner th ence s B7 degree s prepared by R c hard D 11 49 E along the grantor s Glasgow R S No 5161 and 1S n ortn propert y 1 ne 71 7 62 not an acfu a l I et d survey te et to a po nt n the grant ors TR ACT 9 S t uate n Sec orope rr.,- corner and th e east I on 6 Town 2 Range 13 I n e ot sa a Sect on 16 then ce Sat Sbu ry Townsh p Me igs S J degrees 4 74 W along County State of Oh o an d th e gr an1ors property I ne be n g more ful y descr bea as :tnd th e east I ne of sad fol ows Sec t on 16 4! 1 te et to a po nt Ccmmenc ng at a pont rn n the grantors property tl1 e southeast corner o f sa d co rner and tn e norfhwest th en ce N 97 Sectro n 16 co rner ot sad Fract on 12 and degrees 11 49 w a ong the the south we st co rn e r of so u t h I ne ot sad Sec t ion 16 Fract on 10 r..n estcr 265.4 79 teet to a pon t n th e Townsh p then ce S 87 southwest corner of the degrees 11 49 E along t he southeast quarter of sa d gr an or s no rt h property I ne thence N 2 Sec t on 16 an d the north 1 ne of sad deg rees 1• 25 E along the F ra c on 12 sa sbu ry w es t I ne of the southeast Town sh p and tne south ltne quarter ot sad Sect on 16 o f F ra c t on 0 Chester 1878 59 feet to a pont 111ence Town sh p HO 00 feet to a S 85 degrees 16 0 E along a pont n the grantors nor I ne an d pass ng a po nt n t h e theast prop erty corner an d ex st ng cen ter 1 ne of U S JJ tne st ng center! ne of at 60 1 65 t ee t a total d stance To wn sh p Road Num ber 7q o t 781 21 t eet to a pont n the th ence S 6 deg rees JO 08 w grantors northwest property along 111e grantor s eas t c orner and tl1e ex st ng pro perty I ne and t he ex st ng easterly I m ted access r ght center! ne of Townsh p Road of way l ine o f U S 33 and the N umbe r 79 132 00 fe el to a rear pont ol beg nn ng lor the pont n the grantors property and here n descr bed thence corner tnence N 87 degr ees S 85 degrees 16 00 E along 11 119 W a long the grantors the grantors north croperty property I ne 183 00 fee to a I ne 235 79 t eet to a pont n pont n th e granto rs property tl1e grahtors northea!iot corner tnence S 3 degrees ~9 pr operty corner and the 11 W a long the gran ors ex sting centerltne ot Old U pro perty I ne 160 00 fee to a 33 thence S 17 degrees 57 J7 POnt n 111e gra nt ors properly E a long the grantors east corn er 111 en ce N BO degree s proper tv tme and tl1e ex 1st ng 51 2• E a long fhe gran ors ce nterl ine Of u 5 33 320 68 property 1 ne 156 14 t eet to a lee I to a po nf thence u POnt n the grantor!!. properl y degrees 37 37 E conllnu ng co rner and the el( s t i ng a long sad I ne 167 10 fee t to a centerl ne ot Townsn l p Roaa PO i nt ln the gr.-.ntor s N um ber 79 !hen ce S 9 southeast property corner d egr ees l O <1.6 W i1 onQ th e thence S 72 degrees 5A 23 W gran ors east oroperty 1 ne along the granto rs south and tne e)l, st ng center! ne of property I ne 180 61 f ef!f to a Town st o Road Number 79 po int In tne grantors south 66 13 t eet to " pont n the w es t property corner and th e granton. sou theast prop ert y e>< 51 ng ~asterty l rmlted co rner 11'1en ce N 70 deQrees acce s.s r ght of I ne of u 19 14 W a long he 9rantors s lJ thence N 20 south proper t .,- 1 ne 16 .SO t eet degrees •o ~ w ~!~long to a point n the eM st no tne grantors west property wes t er l y r lghl ot w" y 1 ne ot I ne and the e~~: st no easterly Townsh p Road Number 79 t lmtted a ccess r lght ot way then ce sse degree s 51 06 w trne of U S 33 576 30 te et to alo ng the grantors s.ovth the po int ol beg nn ng and prop ert y line enc1 thee" sling cont.-.rn 1ng 1 45 S acres wes t er l y r ght ot way r ne of Su ll l t' Ct to all lege h gh Townsh p Road N um ber 19 s ano easements o f 192 71 feetlo a pont then ce S way 70 degrees 16 18 w con record Grantor ere ms 1 tie bv 1 nu lng along satd trne 7<~. 29 ueeddof record 11s recorded In feel to the po n o f beg Inn ng Dee •Book 216 Paoe 719 n and co nta nl ng 5 &SA o!lcres of , the records ol the MetOS whr ch 3 968 acres s rn Sect ion CounJy Recorders OH te 16 and 1 886 a c res s n Oescrlpt on for the above Fract on 12 des cr ibed trect h.H been Sub1ect to all legal h gh prepared by Rlchara c ways and easement s o f G asgow R: S No ~161 and Is record not an actua I f eld survey Grenfor c la ims t i tle by TRACT 10 Si tuate n deed of re cord as recorded n Section 16 Town 2 Range 13 Deed Boot.. 716 Page 719 n Se sbury Townshtl:l Melos re cords of the Metgs County County State of Ohio and Re corders Otl lce bemg more ful ly descr ibed as Oeser pt on tor the above fO ll OWS descr bed tra c t has been Commencing at e po lnt tn pr"f!pl!lred by R chard C the southeul corner of said Glasgow R S No 5161 and IS Section 16 thence N 87 not an a c: tua freld survey degrees 11 49 W along the TRACT 1 Situ are rn Sec south li ne or said Sectton 16 lion 16 Town 1 Rttnge 13 265• 78 teet to a point In the Sal isbury Townsh p Meigs southwest corn~r o f the County St ate of Oh o and sout heas t quarter of sa d e s n a e• s s YOU'LL FIND ALL A! THE FRIENDLY ONE/ Sect on 10 thence N degrees, 14 15 E alon g t he west I ne of the sou thea sf auarter Of sat d Seer on 16 646 79 teet to a pont n the gran tor s southwes t property corner and the rea t pornr ot beg nnrng tor the land here in descr rbed then c e N '1 dt:!gree 14 '15 E coni nu ng along sard t ne and the grantors west property l ne 1231 80 feet to a po nl n tl1e grantors northwest propert y corner thence S 85 degrees 16 00 E along the gr&ntors nor th properly 1 ne 390 97 feet to a POnt m fhe grantor~ northeast proper t y corner and the ex st ng wester l y m ted access r gnt of way I ne of U s 33 tnence S 8 degrees '12 16 W elong th e grantors e"sl properly I ne and th e exist ng weslerl~ m ted ac cess rtght of way ne of U S 33 295 97 feet loa poi nt t h ~ri"ce s 3 degrees OJ 06 E coni nu ng a tong sad lne 111A 43 t eet to a pont In the gra ntors southeast property corner t hence N 7B degrees 41 29 w a ong the grantors south properly I ne 309 80 feet to e porn! n the grantors property c orner thence N 3 degrees 23 32 E a ong the granto r s proper ty I ne 13000 leet to a pont n the gran tors property corner thence N 94 deg rees 36 28 W a l ong the grantors south properly I ne 159 33 feet to the pont of begrnn ng and contal nmg 12 223 acres Sublect to all legal h gh ways and easements of record Grantor c ia ms t tte bY deed ot record as recorded n Deed Book 116 Page 719 n the records of the Me gs Co unty Reco rders Otf tce Oeser pt on for the aoove descr bed tract has been prepared by R chard C Gl l'ISgow R S No 5161 and S not an actual tre ld survey TRAC T 11 Sttuate n Sect on 20 and Sec !to n 21 Fract on 15 and Fract on 31 Town 3 Range 13 Bedford Townsh p MetQS County State ol Oh o and be ng more fully descr rbed as fo l ows Commenc ng at a po nf n the southwest corner of sa d Fract on 25 then ce N 90 degrees 00 00 E along the south I ne of sad Fract on 25 2529 45 teet to a po nt n the grantors sou thwe st property cor n er and the real po nt of beg nn ng for the la nd here n descrtbed thence N 0 degrees 00 00 E atong the grantors west property I ne 2254 08 fe et to a pont n the grant ors property 1 ne and the south ne o f the Wrll am Car leton Estate Dower I ne thence S 61 degrees 00 00 W along the grantors property I ne and the south I me ot the W I am Carleton E!itate Dower I ne 405 73 teet to a po nl n the grantors property corner then ce N o degr ees 00 00 E a long the grantors west pr ope rty t ne and pass ng the north I ne of sad FracJ on 15 and the South ne of sad Frj~cl on J l a t 214 76 tee and pa5s ng he north lrne of sad Sect on 20 and he soutl1 I ne of satd Sect on 21 a 1237 7t. teet a tot a d stan ce of 2557 76 t eet to a pont n he granto r s nor hwest property corner and the nortl1 lrne of sar d Fract on J l thence N 90 degrees 00 00 E atong 11e grantors north property 1 nc and the nor h ne of sad Frac1 10 n 31 I.S 58 92 teet to a pomt n the grantors north east property co rner !hence S 0 degrees 00 00 W al ong the grantors east propert.,hne and passrng th e so uth f ne of sard Sect on 2 and the north! ne ot sa d Sect o n 20 a 13.20 00 feet l'lnd ot'I!S no the south 1 ne of sad Fract on 31 and tl1 e north 1 ne ot sad Fract on 15 at 2343 00 feet a tot at d stance of 2528 86 feet to a PO nl n 111e grantors property corner then ce 5 85 degrees 45 00 W at;ng the grantors proper tv tme 150 00 feet to a PO nl n tl1e gran tors property corner thence s 90 degree s 30 00 W along lhe grantors pro per t y I me 486 61 teet to a po n1 n the grantors property c orner and the s ng center! ne of Countv Roa d Number 18 ( K ngsbury RollO l th ence 5 07 degrees 46 19 E atong he grantors prop ert y I ne ana the exrsf n g centerline of Co unty Roa d Number 18 IK1ngsbu ry Roao ! 248 35 te et to a po nt n grantors east proper y 1 ne then ce S 0 degree 00 00 E l'llong the g rantors east property ttne 170 1 52 feet to a po nr n the grantors southea st pr o perty co rner and the sou h I ne o f sa d then c e N 90 F ra ct on 1.S degrees 00 00 w along lhe gran1ors soulh property 1 ne and the soulh I ne of sad Fract on 15 1704 50 feet to the pont o t beg inn ng and con t a •n ng 145 276 acres ex cept ng 1113 acres teavmg 143 153 acres o f wh1 ch 59 301 acres rs n Fract an 25 and 83 951 acres n Fract on 3 EX C EPTI O N Com menc ng at a pont n the soutl1west corner ot sa d Fra ct on 25 tnen ce N 90 degrees 00 00 ~ ong th e south I ne o f sard Frac t on 25 3733 95 feet to a po nt m the granto r s southeast prop er ty corner then ce N o degrees 00 00 E along ne grantor~ east property I ne 1201 52 feet io a po nl n the ex is t ng cen ter! ne ot County Road Number 18 ( Ktngs bvryRoad J thencl' N 67 degrees 46 29 W a long the extst ng centerlme of County Road Number 18 ( Ktngsbury Road ) 446 25 feet to the real po nt of beg nn ng for the land here n described then ce N 61 degrees 46 29 w co ni numo a long sa d 1 ne 17J 25 feet to a po nt then ce N 9 degrees 31 16 E along a I ne AOO 00 fe et to a po nt thence S 80 deorees 27 4~ E along B t ine 217 80feetto a Po l ~t thence s 90 qegr~es 31 16 W alonQ a Township Me os Cou nty 011 o t..nown "nd descr i bed &I follows CommC'nclno at fhl northeast corf\er of Section I Townsh p 3 Range 12 West 160 rods thence sou fh 7D ro ds thence east 160 rods then c e ncrtl1 70 r ods to the pa ce of beg nnrng con Ia nlng 70 acres mor e or ten, EXCEPT 3 acr es SO l d to James Moore ott the south west corner A lso s tuated In Ches1er T ow nsh p M e gs Cou nty Oh o Being rn Fr"ctlon 2 Tow n J Range 11 and more t ull y ctescr bed as follows Beg nn no 44 rods north ot t he soulheast co rner of uiGI t ract on thence north 2~ rods thenc e south 81 degrefl west 40 rods 14 nks ttlenCI tn a southeaster y d rect on to 111e north 1 ne of Sara h E M c Namee s 50 acres thence east 26 rods to the o lace of beg nn ng conta n no .4 u ucre more or less A l so s tv a ted n Fract on 3 Town ~ Ronge 17 bound ed and descr bed as tol ows Beg nn ng a r the southwest corner of said Fract on 3 thence nortl on the west lint ot sad FrMt on 3 abou t 1Je rods to the publr c ro ad thence n an easter t1 d r ec t on a long sa d roa d about 40 rods to th e west liM of Alma Bab cock s 20 acr1 tract ,. thence south 40 rods to th e southeast co r ner of sai d 20 acre tracl th ence eas t 21 rods then ce sou th 5 deg east 18 rods th ence south 13 degrees east 16 rods thence south 26degrees east 16 rod s thence south 12 d egree5 east 24 rods thence south 2• degrees east 26 rods to the south I n e of sad Fract on 3 thence west to the p la ce of beg nn ng co nta nrnQ SJ acres more or ess Refe r ence Vo ume 132 pag e 243 Me gs Co unty Deed Records TERMS OF SA LE Ca sh !n nand on day of sa e to be sol d su b eel to real estate lllll:f!S due and payable The r ght s reserved to retect any or a l l bids Property s apprarsed at SJq 700 00 1 fiE' 449 03 teet to tAe pornt ol beg nn ng and contarn l n g 7 113 acr~s Sub tect to all legal htgh ways and e.-.sement s ot record Grantor cia ms t t e by deed at record as r eco r ded n Deed Book 216 Page 719 In the records ot the Me 9s c ounty Recorders Off ce Oes er pi on lor the above descr bed tract ha S been prepared by R chard D G lasgow from ex lst.ng records d eeds llfr als and qua d sheets and s not an a ctual f etd survey TERMS OF SALE Cash tor not ess then two lh rdS ot the appra sed \l&lue Each parcel to be sold separately A plat of th e real estate to be so d has been I It'd n Case No 16 0~6 o f the Me gs County CQm mon Pleas Court Appra sed vl'l uc ot property Tra c t I S39 000 00 Tra ct 1 - SJ85 00 Tra ct 3 - S600 00 Tra ct 4 $16 667 00 Trttcl S $11 160 00 Tra ct 6 SIO 833 33 Tract 7 \1 566 00 l'rac B UOO 00 Tracl 9 - $1 BOO 00 Tr<lCI 10 SJ 733 33 Trac t 11 m soo oo James J Pr att 11 Sher ft M c rg s county Oh o ) 4) 17 24 ( 5) I 8 15 5tc IN T HE COMMON P LEA S COURT MEI GS COUNTY OHIO IRIS LO U MC KAY H ALL PLAINTIFF vs THOMAS OREN MC KAY JR ET AL OEF E NOANTS NO 16 54~ LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to an order of sate ss ued by the Court of Common P eas Merg s County Oh o t w i ll otter for sale at publrc auct on on the 13th day of May 1978 at 10 oo a m al the front door of th e Court House Pomeroy Oh o th e to l ow ng descr ib ed rea estate JANES J PRO FF ITT PARCEl ONE Fra ct on 1 SHER FFOF Town 3 Range 12 Beg nn ng ME GS COUNTY OH IO at a post 66 1 roas nortl1 Of 111e south co rner ol sad fra ct on 0 Br en & 0 Brten th ence south 81 deg wes 1 40 AI orneys f or Pia nt ff rods 4 Ink s to a pos t a the ( .4 ) 10 17 14 Jt c roaCI th ence w th sa d road norlh 38 degrees wes 61 rod s 4 t n!l.s th ence nortl1 30 rods to the be nk. o l the cree k. at low water mark then ce up sad creek about 76 rods to the eas t I ne of satd fra c t on 1 ne 61 ~ rods to the p lace of beg nn ng conta n ng 31 09 a cr es be th e sam e more or les s Also the to low n g real estate n the Covnty of Me gs St ale of Oh o and Townsh p of Chester Sect on 9 Town 3 Range 17 on o Company s Pur<hase bo un deo as fol ows B eg nn ng at WIt a m Hurlow s nort hwest corrler thence south about s" rods to a Be ech tr ee henc e n a westerly d ru e t on along Hen ry Lew1s n orth 1 ne to the east 1 ne of Bert Orr s now Mary Pull n s and II ence north about eight rods or to the cen ter of Bashan Road hen ce n an ea sterly d re c t on a tong ce nter o f what s 1n the foil on Bash~n roa d unt 1 due north of W II lam H Hur low s north second shelf fourth from west corner t hen c e south to the pla ce o t bcg l nn ng nght' cent an ng thr ee ac r es more or tes!l Also s tva ted n Su ttM 7- fhe Dally Scntmel, Mld(ilepml Pmum"l 0 Monday Apnl 24 1978 NOTICE TO ' 'I e 1o the IJ re ctor ' CONTRACTORS p a yau prQvemtnts STATE OF OH IO B <ldtrs must apply on the proper forms for qua t f cat o at~slten days pnor to t he dale set tor o pen M b ds n acco rdanc e ~c~ISf'~~ c~~"'~r 5~25 ..Oh o DEPARTMENT OF TRA N SPORTAT ION Columbus Ohio ApriJ 7 1978 Contritct Sales Legal Cop• No , ., 78 • 7• r UN IT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed "rop o•ol• w II be "' rtce I ved at tn e oil <"" of II e D rector of th e Oh Department of Tr•ns0 Plans u n<J spec ftcat ons a r e on t te n th e Department of Tr<J l ol por a l lon and the o If ce o f II " 0 str1ct Oepul• D r H to ' 'Thr D r n tor rese rves th e r 9ht to r ej1.2 ct any and all lu cts u por tatlon Columbus Oh o until 10 00 A M Oh Standard Time Tu ec;. 'tdvo Mav 2 197S t or ~ pro .... ements n A th ens and Mergs Countre s Ohio on ..-ar ous se ct or s ATH US Rout e 33 n th e C ly of A ll ens 10 Alhen r .. 1 oon V and State Route 661 n Me gs Covr ty b\1 rE'su liJCmg w 11 ~sp hafl con cl "le Po I " tee t verrcn Wid th - Varlou~ ProlectanliWorkL"n" '/.V 040 f r. ,.. 1 ce t or S SOn ti es The date sc t tor con p~elto n of lhl ~ work. s all be as set for II rn th e bid 1 19 proposal Each b idder Sh Ull be r~qulred to ftle w 11t Irs brd a t:er trf ted Cl eck or co~ 1 ~r s check. l or an amount efl a t to I ve uer cen t ol h is btd butt 1 1 o e\lent rnore lttt~ n t lt v tho usand doll ars or il bolld 1 t or en per cent of h•s b1d 1 RLII (<l) 17 21 , c DAVIDL WEIR 11 17 7J D I RECTOR Are you a member of 11 youroeff tet7 If 10 welcome to the loc:el hoedqu.ortero lor your bu1khng and re modeling needt TIN Frt.ndly One I • POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of Bwlclmg Smce 1915 992-SSOO or 992·5 100 4 · P~vementW dlh - Var ous feet Pro rect and Work Length 63 096 1 eel or 195m les The da te set for com p letron of th s work shall be ~~o~~~a~ortl1 n lt\e b dd ng Eac h b dder sha l l be DAVIDL WEIR 0 RECTOR Re\18 1773 (4J 17 24 2tc For Tuesday Apnl 25 ASTRO·GRAPii Bermce Bede Osol ct l! c NOTICE TO COl-I TRAC TORS STATEOFO HI O DEf ART MENTOF= TI~ANSPOR TATION Cu h mb us Otl 0 l\pn l 7 1918 Contract Silleslega l Copy No 18 288 UNIT PRICE c ON TRACT Scil led proposals w 1 be r et:c \I Cd at th E off ce ol the D r~ct o r the Ohto 01 D e par r c t ot Trans p or t ll l u catv bus Ohto u 1 1 10 00 A t r M Oh o Sl iln(t Jrd r me Tuesday May 1 19H for rm re ou re to frle w lh 11 s brd a ce rt I ed check or cashter s check for an amount equal to f 1ve per cent Qf hr s bid but n no f3\le nt more than I tty thousand do a r s or a bond for ten p er ce nt ot hr s b1d payab e to he 0 r ector B dders must apply on th e proper te r ms tor qua t f ca t on s al least ten days pnor to I he date se t for open ng btds n accordance w 111 Cl1apter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code Pla ns and spec l ca l ons arc on t le n tl1e Department or Transportal on and the o I ce of th D I I D 1 Doreclor e sr c epu Y The D irector res er ve-: th e Apnl 25 1978 A bu s n ess opport u ntty tnvo v ng ano1h e r could be olle red th s co m r, g y e ar He wtll see th e m er I a t your •d eas and want to sh are thern wtth you TAURUS (April 20 May 201 Fol lo w you r tn sltn cts today about c ha ng ng someth ng you I ee l s ou t of date or pa sse You 1 be abl e to co m e up w 1h a better re placemen t F nd o u t who you re roman! cal ly sutled to by sendtno lor vour copy of Astrn CUT FROM BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! USDA CHOICE • BONELESS ROLLED LAFF·A·DAY " FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! U.S. NO. 1 ARM FRESH PRODUCE-----. :.~:. . . . . . !.3 39 ~9, 1978 II I I I II I I I II I I I I WHITE OR PINK GRAPEFRUIT. ..... ~.~·.~~~. BREAD SLICED CRUSHED or CHUNK CARNAl ON REG DRIP or HECT 10 O< a.. 75( 20-oz Cans PURINA CAMP BELLS RAGLE • 10 Y2 oz p Cans $ t\--~~lilllii-DAIRY KRAFT 32-oz Jar ONLY S279 ACOIL L1m1t one wtlh $10 00 purchase VALUES ...._....__-'- PARlAY RGIRIIE 2 1-Lb Cartons NABISCO HITl OFFER GOOD APRIL 24 to 29, 1978 CRACKERS CROSS HARDWARE 992 3831 12 89 1-Lb Can or ••• 8 VARIETIES BANQUET ,, oz Pkg DIET RITE COlA '1" '" • 71 N 2nd Ave PERK 8-16 oz blls KRAFT & Garden Special Open Mon thru Sat 9 oo to s oo Middleport CANNED HAMS 5 ~~n 510" OR ROYAL CROWN COlA VEGETABLE Pomt Pleasant 675-2460 89( KRAH O£LUXE ""' $1" COFFEE MATE NOODLES W/ CHICKEN DINNER tnch of loose ftll tnsula 12 LB AVERAGE !(RAFT JET PUFF£0 PORK I BEAlS I 50 FT. VINYL HOSE 29 99~ VAN CAMPS ~ 1G oz ~ ~ . , lo dve <, City Ice & Fuel Co. ~~~'Lawn GIN OS SWIFT COFFEE CARDIN A L ' " 55' ••• 224 lsi Street AI All BUTTERBALL TURKEYS Pound 7 ore for on e SWIFT 8 FOR 16 oz Can US FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER CLASS The'e values MON I UfS Wl[) APlltl :l-4 :lS :l6 59 MAC & CHEESE DINNER 4 I S1ea~ Sandwrch MARSHMALLOWS KRAFT DHUKE II Of 9 SLICED BACON •••••••••~~i.~ 1 6 $} ()() APPLES................. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED DEL MONTE R VALUE CO MPARISON CHART R value Wrth Purch(J!ie In 1704 lhe Boston News Letter became th e first Amen can newspaper to be published on a FANCY WASHINGTON STATE RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS -=--=--=-==':-:-------::-:~:-::---------" PER BAG 3 French Fries fo und 2 •• SALE DATES APRIL 24 • MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY FREE 1874 POTATOES CAR ROTS............ l~~.~~~~. 3ge :,.~·.............~.139 CABBAGE ................. ~:.19e "'----- -- - - ---- 2 born ;~DISHES ................2PKGS. 29t e" 1 Those born on lilts date are under lhe s1gn of Taurus John Russell Pope, Amenca n architect of famous buildings, was Special ARIES (March 11 Aprll19) Tak e 11 serous mterest rn conce pt s pre se nted to you today You re ab le to re shap e the th ought s ol others nto w o rkabl e rd eas NEWSPAPE R fNlERPRtSE ASSN FOLuERS 0 ter, Mars, Venus and Saturn Anniversary •••••• .• Senco • Oren · or U.S. fiber lnsul•tion e Today IS Monday, April 24, lhe 114111 day of 1978 wtth 251 to follow The moon IS between 118 full phase and last quarter The mormng star 1s Mercury The evenmg stars are Jup1 BEEF STEW••••••••••••• ~~.~ 1 69 CUBE STEAK ••••••••••••L!·.~ 1 CADAHAY All BEEF 29 WIENERS•••• ~~~~G~~! L~ ~ 1 $ 29 PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Almanac LEAN & BONELESS CHUCK ROAST LV ~ UST & aeauctton concern ng your work or ca reer Large ftnancta t ga•n s sho uld r esu lt SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 Dec 21) Don I turn down any soctal tnv ltat ons at th ts ttme Many eyes w II be on you and va u able con ta cts can be made CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Dotng for others w1U g Ye y ou the greate st of pleasure today And what s mo e othe r s w II nott ce and app laud your behaY 101 AQUARIUS' (Jan 10 Feb 19) You re n youf own e e m ent today n some form o f group acttvtly A go o d day to cham p on worthwhtle cause s You II have a ll the answer s PISCES I Feb 20 Ma1ch 20) Pu l all yo ur thtnktng to work today on those large goal s that have appeared to be JU St out o l you r reach The answer can now be CHARCOAL 69 STEAKS ••••••••••••••••• ~~~ 1 VAUGHAN'S w".,. the do n Gilllta Me os and Vfn ton Countv Oh o on var ous sec t ions GAL State Route 375 ' I he V 11age of V nlon n Ga l lta Cou nty vtN state Route 124 n the v II age of W lkesv rlle 1>11 VInton County MEG US Ro le 33 lh u n e Vlllllge of Pomeroy n Me tgs Counly b r esurlacl In Y cr el e ng w asphall con Graph Leite Marl 50 cents lor each and a long se lf addressed s tamped en\le tope to Astra Graph P 0 Bo>< 489 Rad o C+ty Sla l+ on NY 10019 Be su re to spe c tl y bu th stgn GEMINI(May 21 June 20) As so ctal es 1 are p repared today to teapp rat se the r pas I on nor der to lac lttate a better unde r standtng w th you Be e q ually as co ope rat ve CANCER (June 11 July 22) You l take the matter ol ca rt ng !or o1hers very sertou sly today and even though you r th o ught s aren I on ben e lttmg yourself you w I LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Olhers wIt ltnd you pl e a sant company to be w tlh today They want to bask '" lh e 11me1 ghl you oc cupy where\le r yo u go VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) A bu s tness matter w tth l amtly overtones can be resoiYed today You II come up w 1t h a clev e r so lut on to t he Stluat o n LIBRA (Sepl 23 Oct 23) A stat e of affa1rs ts gotng to ar se today where you re go ng to pro!! as med tat o r m brmg ng 1wo oarttcs togethe r SCORPIO (Ocf 14 Nov 111 Yo ur rn ner votc e tS about to stee r you 1nt o m ak 1ng a brill ant r ghl to re 1ect any and all btdS ICE CREAM 12 ct BARS............. :.~~.. ggt �6- The Dally Sentinel Middleport Pomero' 0 Monda) Ap1 1124 1978 NOTICE OF SALE the l')( st n o norther y r gh t o f a o n~ the gr a 11ors e ast I N THE way I ne of Roc k Spr nq s property ttnc and the we st COMMON PLEAS COUJlT R: oad 1 ' ' feet to a pont I ne of sad Lo t N um ber 12 lhenc~ OF ME IGS COUNTY OHIO POMEROY NATIONAL BANK and CITilENS NUIONAL BANK Pia nlrfh vs FRED 8 GOEGLEIN and BARBARA A GOEGLE IN ET AL Defendants case No 10 OH Pu rsua n t o an Orde r of Sate ssued by th e Con mon Pleas Court ot Me os Co un ty >Oh JO 1 w 11 offer tor sa te at lJ:ub l c a uc t on on the 20t h d a y .pf May 19 79 at 0 JO AM on otne. Courtho u se steps n the 'Courthouse n Pomer oy ~ h o the f o low ng descr Oed l(eal estate , Tract I S tuate n Sect on 15 ;Fract on 6 Town 1 Range \3 t6a r sbury Townsh p MP gs <: oun ty St ale of Oh o and " e ng mo re tu tty des cr bea as Jot ows Ccmmenc ng at a >P Ont n the northeast corner 'Cl f sa d J= ra ct on 6 then ce S J tt eg «~ I 24 w a ong the eas ne o f sad Fra ct on 6 ~1 1.00 eet to a po n t n the granto rs ~orlheas propert.,- corner and tne rea l pont of beg n /'1 ng for IIH! land here n od esc r bed hence S 3 deg 41 ~4 W a ong the grant ors ,-as pro perty 1 ne and th e Jla5 1 r e at sad F ra ct on 6 o a pon t n the 6 4 29 fee g nntors southe ast proper y 'tort er and ne southe a st corner of sad F ra ct on 6 t hence N 86 deg 19 36 W ~ long t he grantors south Prope rty I ne and the sou Th l1ne of sad Fract on 6 32 27 t eet to a pont n the grant or!i p ro per!~ co rner then ce N 3 E a ong the tteg Jl 14 grantors pro perty 1 ne 284 08 I eel to a pont n I hi! grantors p ro perty co r n er thence S 88 deg 29 58 W a ong t he Qranto r s property 1 ne 13 oo t eet to a pont n the grantors op e r ly corner and the sou thea st c orner o f Lot Numbe r 7 of RoCk Spr ngs ~uba v son as recorded n P ta Book. 4 Page J6 n t he te cords o t tne Me gs County f1ecorders Off ce thence N 8 ~ eg 28 58 E along tl1e east J ne o t sad tot N umber 7 and -lot Number 6 of s<'! d RocK >Sp r ngs Subd v !> nn <'Inti th P brantors property 1 ne 30.4 62 ~ee 10 a pont n the grantor s pr opert y corner and the northeast corner o f sad Lot N um ber 6 hen c e s 88 d eo '28 58 w along the grantors south proper !~ t ne an d the north I ne ot sa d L ot N um be r 6 and LOIS N um be r .5 4 3 1 and 1 o f sa d Ro c k. Sp r n gs Subd v son 592 00 ie et to a pont n the gran tors pr operty c orner an d t he northwest co rner of sa d Lot N um ber 1 then ce S 1 deg 31 0? E alon g the grantors properly I ne and the w est t ne of sa d Lot Number 1 25 00 teet to a po nt n the grantors property corner and corner ot sa id Lo t N umber \ hence S 88 deg 28 58 w .,1 1ong the gran ors propert y ~ ne and a 1 n e ot sa d Lot 'N um ber I ?5 00 feet to a pont n t he gr antor s p roperty corner and a corner ot L ot .Number 1 then ce S deg 31 (12 East along the grantors !property I ne and th e w es t ~ ne o t sad Lot Num o er 1 \11 0 00 f eet to a pont n the SJran ors proper y co r ner an d t he sou thwest co r n er o f sad Lot N um ber 1 and t he ~>< st ng no r ner ly r tgn t o t 'Wa .,- t ne of Ro C. Il Spr ngs Road t hence N 79 deg 37 JJ1 w a lon g the grantors .Qrope rt .,- 1 ne ana the e>c st ng 'nOrtherly r ght of way I ne of Roc K 5pr ngs R oad 67 ?0 fef't , o a po n l hence N 52 deg ;11 02 w con t n u ng a long ;.a d I n e 96 feet to a pont n the gr antors proper y I ne the nc e N 14 deg 34 02 W a lon g the gr an o r s pr ope rty 1 ne 3 49 tee ro a pont n ltle !9ra ntors pr ope rt y co r n er ~ t hence S 84 d t>g 78 59 W .a lon g the gra n tors south pr ope rt y t ne J 11 teet to a "'POnt n the grantors proper .,. "1 ne an d the e )( s ng no r thernly r gl11 ol wa y I ne ol Roc k Spr ngs Roaa then ce N 52 d eg 21 02 w a long th e ~ qrantor s oroperty t ne and l P n ' Anniversary Special . ,, • .,. ' ~ FREE French Fries W th Pur(hO)e Of 9 Slea~ "' 0"~ 1,11\ ... ,o .4.f'lll :l4 H 16 AI Al l GINOS tl:, oeQJl 07 w con nu ng a ong sa d I ne JO 71 teet to a po nt then ce S beg1nn ng and 0 060 a cres co ni nu ng Sub ect to all 77 dt>g 16 58 W 134 97 feet a long sad I ne 4B 59 feet to a way s po n recor d n th e grantors south property ne thence S 84 deg 28 58 W along h(' grantors sou h property I nl' 145 56 te eT to a po n t n tH' granton soutnwest p roperty corner <tnd the ex st ng center! ne ot Old U 5 J.J thence N JQ deg OB 51 w atong tne qranT ors w !,!st property H.' and the e1. st ng cen terl ne of Old U S 33 177 47 fe et to a pont thence N 19 deg 51 w cont nu ng along sad 1 ne 21 4 OO tee t to a pon t n tht> gran to s property co~n er thence N 70 oeg 31 40 E atonQ The granto rs pr op er y nto 57 18 t eet to a pont n thegra1to sp r ope rt-, corner and the C)l. s ng sou th er ~ r gnt otwa y ne o t County Road Number 25 the11ce N Q deg 28 07 w a long th e g a n tors north oropert.,- 1 ne and the ex st ng southe r y r gl'lt of way 1 ne o t County Road Nun ber 7.S 135 67 teet to a pont then c e N 9 deg 43 37 E cont hung atong sa al ne 155 ~ 7 1e et to a pont then ce N 51 deg 59 01 E cant nv ng a long sa d I ne 101 11 l eet to " oo n t tnence N 67 aeg 25 20 E cont lnu ng a long ~ad t r e 60 1.1. teet o a po nl then ce tl1ence S 75 deg 31 16 E co ni nu nq a long s ad 1 ne l2 7/J tee o a pont then c e S 59 deg J9 18 E coni nu ng along sad I ne 04 40 te et o a po n thence S 79 deg ~ 3 06 E con t nu ng along s ad 1 ne o n po nt then ce S 65 deg 10 57 E cont nu ng along sad lin e to a po n n the granton east proper y ne thence S 14 deg ;tq OJ W alo ng the grantors east p r oper t .,- 1 n(' 130 00 teet to a po nt n the gr anto r s north prope ty t ne thence S 59 aeg 10 07 E a long the grantors north pr oper ty t ne 170 az t ee t to the po n of beg nn ng and con ta n ng ) 793 acreo, ega I h gh Suo rect to a way s and easements o l reco rd Gran to r c a ms t tie b.,aeea ot re co ro as r eco r de d n Deed Boot.. :t 16 Page 71 q M e gs County Oe.;>d Re co rd s Oeser pt on tor th e above descr be d tra c has been pr ep a red tr om e>< s ng records by R ch ard c Glasgow R S N o 5161 nnd s not an act ua l 1 eld su rveyo dated Mar ch 12 1978 TRACT 1 S tua e n Sect on 1" F ra ct on 6 Tow n 1 Range 3 Sa ls bur y Tow nsh p Me qs Coun ty State ot Qh o ana be ng more f ully descr oed as ta llo w s Commenc ng at a pont n he nortl1eas t co rn er ot sa a Fract on 6 th('nc e s 3 deg 41 24 W a long he ea s 1 M• Of sad Fra ct on 6 1 22 6 29 feet to a p ont n ne qran ors sou heast p operly co rner and the sou theas t co r ner o t sa d tra c t on 6 then ce N 86 deg 18 36 w along the granton south property ne and h i?' ~outh 1 ne ot Sd d Frac:t on 6 3177 feet to a POn t n t he grantor s or operfv co r n er 1 n nc e N 3 aeg 4 r 14 E a ... g the grantors proper!)' I ne 28 J 08 feet to a oo nt n the grantors property co rner then ce S 88 deg 78 58 W al ong !he g r antors property t ne and pa s!. ng the southe a s co rner o f Lo Number 7 ot Ro ck. So r ngs Sub d"' son as r ecord ea n Pl at Boot.. 4 Pa ge 36 n tne records o f th e Me g5 Cou nty Reco rder s Ott ce at l3 00 tee a tot a d stance ot ~78 00 teet to a pont n lhf! gra n tors p rope r!.,- co ner a d he south we st c:o r ner o to t Num ber 2 ot sad Su b d v son and tne rea l pont ot bt"g m ng t or the land he r e n Mscr bed then ce S 98 deg 2B 'I'; a long he granto r s sou tn property 1 ne n oo t ee t to a pont n he grantors south w es pr op ert y cor ner thence N B deq 0 07 W a tong he Qran o r s w es t proper!.,- I ne d6 00 feet to a po n n the gran on, property corner thence N 84 deg 18 sa E a long t he grantors property I ne 13 08 te!'t to a pon .ntheqrano r sp r op erty corn er thence N 14 deg 3<1 02 w es it onQ the grantor~ west ~ropeny r n e 11S 73 t ee t o a pont n the g r an o r s northwest propc 1.,- co r er and the e>c st ng sou thN i y r Qht o t wa~ r nc o t Ro c k Spr ngs Roao then ce S 49 deq 1 01 E along the gra ntors north pr oper y I nt:> ana the e1 st r g souther l y r gnt ot way t ne o t Ro c ~ Spr ngs Ro ad 1 ~ 73 teet to a po n then ce S 71 cteg 35 02 E coni nu ng a lonQ sa d t ne 14 63 t ee! to a pont n the gra 1tor s northea~t property corner and the northwe st co rn er of sad Lot Numbe 12 then ce S 1 deg 08 17 E :n sa and ro the po 11 ot con ta n ng legal h g h ei'lsements of Gr an o r et a ms t tie by deed ot r eco d as n.:•co rded n Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 719 n tne reco rd s oi rne M e gs Coun y Re cor ders Off ce Descr p on tor th e above descr bed trMt has been prepared f rom eM s t ng records ov R tc hara c Gl asgo w R S N o 5161 dated Mar ch H 1978 and s not an actual t etd survey TRACT l S tuate n Sect on 15 F acl on 6 Town 2 Ra nge 13 Sat sbury Townsh p Me gs Courqy State of Oh o and be ng mo r e tv ty descr bed as to tows Comme nc ng at a pont n he nonheas co rner ot sad F ac t on 6 hen ~;;e N 87 deg 11 dq W along lht" north 1 ne ot sad Fract on 6 1 JJ5 ~7 teet o a POnt n The ex St ng easte ly l m ted a cc ess r ght of wa y I ne of U S 33 then cf' S .1 deg JB 17 W a ong the ex st ng east erly I m t ea ac cess r gnt of wa y 1 ne of u S 33 136 59 tee t to a pont thence S 1 deg 5.S 19 E co nt nu n g along sa d 1 ne 436 72 feet to a po n n the gra r to s north west prope t y corne r and the real po nl ot beg nn ng tor the and 11er e n de sc r b ed thence N 71 deg 00 09 E along the grantors north proper!.,- I ne 190 00 tee to a pont n the grantors no rt he ast prope rT y co rner an d tht ex s ng ce nte 1 ne of 0 d U S 33 thE> n c e S 19 deg 1 2 51 E along 111E' granton east pr o per !~ 1 ne ana he e>c st ng ce nter ! ne o t U S 33 19 00 t ee t t o a pon t n he granto rs southeast p r opert y co rner t hence S 7 deQ 00 09 w a rong the g r antors south prop erty 1 ne 190 00 left to a pont n the gr antors southwest prop t"r y co r ner ana tn e ex s n g easterly I m ted access r ght ol way t ne of U S 33 then ce N 19 deg 22 50 W along the Qranlor5 west property ne and the e x ~t ng easterly I n led a ccess r ght of way I ne ot U S 33 29 00 fee t to the DOn ot beg nn ng and ca nt a n ng 0193 acre s Su b tec o a I ega h gh \\ays and easements ot r eco rd Grantor c a ms t tt e bY deed of re co ra as recoraed n Deed Boo k. 216 Page 119 n the re co r ds of th e Me gs Coun ty R eco r der s Ott ce Oe se r pt on f or the ab ove de~cr bed tra ct has bee n prepared fr om e>c st ng records o.,R ch ard C Gl asgo w R S No 5161 a a ed March 15 1978 and s no t a n act ua l I f>ld sun't:Y TRACT 4 S tua te n Sec t on 5 F ra ct on 6 To wn 2 r'ange 13 Sa lsbu ry T owns h D M e gs Cou nt.,- Sta e of Oh o rtnd be ng mo re f ull y des c r b~d as f ollo w s Comm en c ng at a pont n the nort heas r co rn er a t sad Frac on 6 thence N 87 deg 1 49 W a tong he no rt h I ne ot !.ad Fra ct on 6 JOO 67 teet to a pont n the grantors n orlhe~st co rner l'lnd th e c -. S!mg we ster l v r ght otway 1 ne o f coun v Road No 75 and the r e a l pont of beg nn nQ of th e la n d he r e n des cr bea then c e 5 19 oeg 34 JA E a tong !he gran to r s eas prop er ty 1 ne a nd t he ('X sl ng wester tv r ght ot way 1 ne ot Coun t y Road N um be r 25 325 96 t eet to a p on t n fh e grantors southNlSI prop erty co rner thence S 71 aeg 00 w along th e grantors sou t h pr opert v 1 ne 290 00 t eet to a pon t n !he grantors 50u l hwest prop('r y corner and t he ex st ng easterly t m tea access r ght ot wa.,1 e o f U S JJ tnence N 1 deq 55 19 W a lonq the qrantors west pr operty 1 ne ana tne eli(!.! ng w cs 1er ty I m ed acct>SS qgn o f way I ne ot U S 3J 436 12 f ee t to a po nt the nce N J deg 38 17 E co nt nu ng atonq sad ne 136 59 feet to a pont n the grant or s or hw es t property co rner and th e ex st ng south er t v 1m ted access r gh of way ne ot St ale Route Nu 1be r 7 ad th e no r th ne ot sad Fr1:'1CirOn 6 the nc: e S 61 deg 11 49 E al onQ the qrant o r s no r n pro perly ne an d 11 e e,~; s ng southl rl'( t n ted a cces !a ghl o f wa.,ne of Stat e Route N umber 7 lnd ltlC nortl1 nr o f Fra c t on o 44 90 t eet 10 the pont ot beg nn n g and c onta n ng 1 7t.l ac re s Subtec o at legal h gh ways and casements ot re co rd Grantor cia n s 1 tie b.,deed o f re co rd as recorded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 719 n ne re coro!> at tne Me gs Coun t y R('corde r s Off ce Oeser pt on for t h e "tlOve aescr bed tra ct has been oq p repareo trom ex sttno r ec;ords by R cha rd C G lasgow R S No 5161 dated March 75 979 and s not an a ctua t f eld survey TRACTS Sl fJate n Sect on 15 F ra c 1 on 6 Town 1 Range 13 Sa I sbury Townsh p Meigs County State of Oh o trnd be ng more tul y des cr bed as follows Commen c ng at a pont n the northwest corner of sa d F ract•on 6 thence J aegrees 41 2<~ W along the west I ne of se d Fract on 6 397 42 teet to a po int rn the grantors northwest property co rner and the real pont ol beg n n ng for the land heretn rh •c:. rr hPd thence S 87 degrees 1 A9 E along the g r antors north properly t ne .,;J3 36 feet to a pont n the g rantors property corner thence N 3 degrees 41 24 E ato g tt1e gra nt ors we s t p roperty ! ne 237 01 feet to a pont n he grar)lors north property 1 ne ana t he e)( st ng souther ly n ted ac c ess r ght ol wa~ line of State Rout e Number 7 then c e N i16 deg ree s OJ 32 a long the gr an to rs north property I ne nnd he e>c st ng souther l y r ght ot wa~ 1 ne of Sta e Route Nu m ber 7 13 l 20 teet to a po nl then ce N 78 oegrees 59 09 E cant nv ng a ong satd 1 ne 403 54 teet to a po nt on tt1e north ne ot sa d Fra ct on 6 thence S 87 deg rees 11 49 E coni nu ng a ong sa d I ne and the north t ne of sa d Fract on 6 375 00 feet to a po nt n he grantors ortheast p operty corner and th e ex st ng westerly t m ed access r ght of way 1 ne of u s JJ then ce 5 19 degrees 15 J E along t he grantors east property I ne and th e ex st ng westerly t m ea access r ght of way ,. I ne of U S 33 293 53 feet to a pont thence S 17 degrees 39 11 E coni nu ng along sad I ne 540 19 te et to a pont thence 5 24 degrees 53 29 E ne coni n u ng a tong sate 544 89 to a pont n the gra n tors soulh property 1 ne th ence N 96 degrees 53 02 w a l ong he gran t ors south property ne 1847 51 teet to a pont n he grantors south west property co rner and !he west ne of sao Fract on 6 th ence N 3 degrees 41 2J E a l o ng he grantors west property 1 ne and the wes t I ne o t sad Fract on 6 863 59 f eet to the po nt of beg nn ng and conta n ng 40 170 acres Svbrect to all legal h gh wa ys and easements o t record Grantor eta ms 1 tte by deed of record as re corded n Deed BooK 216 Page 719 n he re coras of the Me gs County Rec orde r s Off ce Oese r pi on for the "belve descr bed tract ha s been prepared by R chard C Glasgo w R S No 5 16 and s not an actu a l f etd survey be ng more f ul ly des<'!r bed a s fOllOWS Commencing at a potnt n the southeast corner of sa d Sectton 16 thence N 3 d~gr-ees 41 :14 along the e<'ls l I ne of sad Sect on 16 1673 57 f eet to a po nt lh th e ex sttng centerl ne ot Townsl1tp Road Number 79 thence N ll degrees 41 49 W along the exrst ng centerlm e of Townshrp Road Number 7q 304 50 fee t to a pont n t he grantors southeast property co r ner and th e rea l pont of beg nn ng for the land here n descr bed thence S 811 degrees 19 11 W along the grantors south properly trne 343 53 feet to a porn! In the grantors southwest property cor ner thence N lS degrees 02 ~9 w along the grantors west property I ne 231 50 feet to a pornt n the grantors nor t hwest property corner thence S 87 degrees 1 49 E along the gran t ors north prpperty I ne 34? 00 f eet to a pont n the gr:antors no rth east property co rner and the ex st ng cenlerl ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 thence S 13 degrees 76 49 E atong the grantors eas t prope r ty I ne and tne ex st ng ce nter! ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 116 00 feet to a pont then c e S 31 degrees A\ 49 E co nt lnurng a long sad t ne 59 1 feet to t he pont of beg nn ng and conta n ng 1 540 acres Subtect to all tegal h gh ways and easeme nts ot record Grantor c i a ms t tie by deed of rec ord as recorded n Deed Book. 216 Page 719 n the reco r ds of ll1e Me gs Coun t y Recorders Oft ce Oes,cr pt on l or tl1e above descr bed tract has b een prepared by R cha rd D G lasgow R S No 5161 and s not an actual f eld survey TRAC T I S tuate n Sec to n 16 Town 1 Range 13 Salsbury Town!>h p Me gs County State ot Oh o and be ng more full y descr bed a~ fOl lOWS Commenc1ng <'II a po nl n !he southeast c orner ot sad Sect on 16 thence N 87 degrees 1 49 W along the south I ne of sa d SPct on 16 H5 4 78 fe et to a pont n thP southwest corne r of the southeast Quar t er of sa d Sec t on 16 then c e N 2 degrees 14 25 E atong the west 1 ne of tne southeas t quarter of sa d Sec t on 16 1878 59 t eet to a pont thence S B5 degrees 16 00 E a ong a I nea nd pass no a pont n the e)( st ng center I ne of U S J3 at 601 65 teet a total d stance of 797 21 feel to a po i nt n the ex strng easterly lrm te a access r 1ghl of way line of U S 33 thence S 10 degrees 110 04 E along the E'X sl ng easterly 1 m ted a ccess r ghl o t wav 1 n c ot u S 33 776 39 tee to a pomt In the grantor!. northwest propertv co rner and th e r~al TRACT~ po nl of beg nn ng for the land S tuate n Sect on 16 here n descr oea thence N 72 Frac t on 12 Town 1 Range degrees 35 23 E along the 13 Sa sbury Town!oh p granto r s north proper 'I 1 nc Me gs Coun ty State ot Oh o 148 86 feet to a po nl n the and be ng more lull'f gran t ors northeast property de scr oed as follows corne r and the ex st ng Commenc ng a a po nt n center! ne ol old U S 33 thE' soultlea st corner of sad then ce S 6 degrees 41 10 E Sec ro n 6 t hence N 3 alon g t he grantors east degr ees 41 24 E atong the property lme and the extst nQ ea st ne of sad Sect ton 16 centerline o t old U S 33 547 25 feet to a po nt n the 448 97 feet to a po n t n the grantors south property I ne grantors southeast properly and the exist ng norther l y co rn er thence s 87 degrees r ght o t way r ne ot Cou nty 26 w along the grantors Ro ad Number 20 and the rea l south property I ne AJ 69 lee! po nl o f beg nn ng for the and to a po.nt n the grantors here n des cr bed thence S sou thwe s t property cor ner 70 de grees 16 19 w and the ex st ng easterl'tl a lo ng the grantors sou n t m ted access r ght of way proper .,. I ne and the ex st ng t n e of U S 33 then ce N 10 norther I~ r ght of way I ne of degrees 40 04 W along the Co un ty Road Number 20 grantors west property ne 35A 24 feet to a po nt n the and the e• st ng ea5terly gra nto r s prope r ty corner I m ted access r ght of way th ence N 29 degrees 28 37 1 ne o f U S 33 426 60 feet to W a ong the grantors w es t the pont of beg nn ng and prop erty l ine 301 80 teet to a co nta n ng 0 950 ac r es po n n t he grantors property Sublett to all legal h gh co rn er 2114 00 teet to a po nt n wllys and easements of he grantors property corner record hence N 8 degrees 57 1 E Grantor c ia ms t tie by a lo ng he gran1ors west deed ot re cord as reco rded In prope t.,- 1 ne 350 00 fe et to a Deed Book 21~ Pa ge 719 n po nt thence N 15 deg rees 01 111e records of l he Me gs 49 W con i nu ng along sad Covnlv Re co rders Off ce t ne 16 OO ieet to a pon t n th e Oeser pt on tor the aoove ora ntors no rt hwest propert v d esc r bed tract has oeen corner th ence s B7 degree s prepared by R c hard D 11 49 E along the grantor s Glasgow R S No 5161 and 1S n ortn propert y 1 ne 71 7 62 not an acfu a l I et d survey te et to a po nt n the grant ors TR ACT 9 S t uate n Sec orope rr.,- corner and th e east I on 6 Town 2 Range 13 I n e ot sa a Sect on 16 then ce Sat Sbu ry Townsh p Me igs S J degrees 4 74 W along County State of Oh o an d th e gr an1ors property I ne be n g more ful y descr bea as :tnd th e east I ne of sad fol ows Sec t on 16 4! 1 te et to a po nt Ccmmenc ng at a pont rn n the grantors property tl1 e southeast corner o f sa d co rner and tn e norfhwest th en ce N 97 Sectro n 16 co rner ot sad Fract on 12 and degrees 11 49 w a ong the the south we st co rn e r of so u t h I ne ot sad Sec t ion 16 Fract on 10 r..n estcr 265.4 79 teet to a pon t n th e Townsh p then ce S 87 southwest corner of the degrees 11 49 E along t he southeast quarter of sa d gr an or s no rt h property I ne thence N 2 Sec t on 16 an d the north 1 ne of sad deg rees 1• 25 E along the F ra c on 12 sa sbu ry w es t I ne of the southeast Town sh p and tne south ltne quarter ot sad Sect on 16 o f F ra c t on 0 Chester 1878 59 feet to a pont 111ence Town sh p HO 00 feet to a S 85 degrees 16 0 E along a pont n the grantors nor I ne an d pass ng a po nt n t h e theast prop erty corner an d ex st ng cen ter 1 ne of U S JJ tne st ng center! ne of at 60 1 65 t ee t a total d stance To wn sh p Road Num ber 7q o t 781 21 t eet to a pont n the th ence S 6 deg rees JO 08 w grantors northwest property along 111e grantor s eas t c orner and tl1e ex st ng pro perty I ne and t he ex st ng easterly I m ted access r ght center! ne of Townsh p Road of way l ine o f U S 33 and the N umbe r 79 132 00 fe el to a rear pont ol beg nn ng lor the pont n the grantors property and here n descr bed thence corner tnence N 87 degr ees S 85 degrees 16 00 E along 11 119 W a long the grantors the grantors north croperty property I ne 183 00 fee to a I ne 235 79 t eet to a pont n pont n th e granto rs property tl1e grahtors northea!iot corner tnence S 3 degrees ~9 pr operty corner and the 11 W a long the gran ors ex sting centerltne ot Old U pro perty I ne 160 00 fee to a 33 thence S 17 degrees 57 J7 POnt n 111e gra nt ors properly E a long the grantors east corn er 111 en ce N BO degree s proper tv tme and tl1e ex 1st ng 51 2• E a long fhe gran ors ce nterl ine Of u 5 33 320 68 property 1 ne 156 14 t eet to a lee I to a po nf thence u POnt n the grantor!!. properl y degrees 37 37 E conllnu ng co rner and the el( s t i ng a long sad I ne 167 10 fee t to a centerl ne ot Townsn l p Roaa PO i nt ln the gr.-.ntor s N um ber 79 !hen ce S 9 southeast property corner d egr ees l O <1.6 W i1 onQ th e thence S 72 degrees 5A 23 W gran ors east oroperty 1 ne along the granto rs south and tne e)l, st ng center! ne of property I ne 180 61 f ef!f to a Town st o Road Number 79 po int In tne grantors south 66 13 t eet to " pont n the w es t property corner and th e granton. sou theast prop ert y e>< 51 ng ~asterty l rmlted co rner 11'1en ce N 70 deQrees acce s.s r ght of I ne of u 19 14 W a long he 9rantors s lJ thence N 20 south proper t .,- 1 ne 16 .SO t eet degrees •o ~ w ~!~long to a point n the eM st no tne grantors west property wes t er l y r lghl ot w" y 1 ne ot I ne and the e~~: st no easterly Townsh p Road Number 79 t lmtted a ccess r lght ot way then ce sse degree s 51 06 w trne of U S 33 576 30 te et to alo ng the grantors s.ovth the po int ol beg nn ng and prop ert y line enc1 thee" sling cont.-.rn 1ng 1 45 S acres wes t er l y r ght ot way r ne of Su ll l t' Ct to all lege h gh Townsh p Road N um ber 19 s ano easements o f 192 71 feetlo a pont then ce S way 70 degrees 16 18 w con record Grantor ere ms 1 tie bv 1 nu lng along satd trne 7<~. 29 ueeddof record 11s recorded In feel to the po n o f beg Inn ng Dee •Book 216 Paoe 719 n and co nta nl ng 5 &SA o!lcres of , the records ol the MetOS whr ch 3 968 acres s rn Sect ion CounJy Recorders OH te 16 and 1 886 a c res s n Oescrlpt on for the above Fract on 12 des cr ibed trect h.H been Sub1ect to all legal h gh prepared by Rlchara c ways and easement s o f G asgow R: S No ~161 and Is record not an actua I f eld survey Grenfor c la ims t i tle by TRACT 10 Si tuate n deed of re cord as recorded n Section 16 Town 2 Range 13 Deed Boot.. 716 Page 719 n Se sbury Townshtl:l Melos re cords of the Metgs County County State of Ohio and Re corders Otl lce bemg more ful ly descr ibed as Oeser pt on tor the above fO ll OWS descr bed tra c t has been Commencing at e po lnt tn pr"f!pl!lred by R chard C the southeul corner of said Glasgow R S No 5161 and IS Section 16 thence N 87 not an a c: tua freld survey degrees 11 49 W along the TRACT 1 Situ are rn Sec south li ne or said Sectton 16 lion 16 Town 1 Rttnge 13 265• 78 teet to a point In the Sal isbury Townsh p Meigs southwest corn~r o f the County St ate of Oh o and sout heas t quarter of sa d e s n a e• s s YOU'LL FIND ALL A! THE FRIENDLY ONE/ Sect on 10 thence N degrees, 14 15 E alon g t he west I ne of the sou thea sf auarter Of sat d Seer on 16 646 79 teet to a pont n the gran tor s southwes t property corner and the rea t pornr ot beg nnrng tor the land here in descr rbed then c e N '1 dt:!gree 14 '15 E coni nu ng along sard t ne and the grantors west property l ne 1231 80 feet to a po nl n tl1e grantors northwest propert y corner thence S 85 degrees 16 00 E along the gr&ntors nor th properly 1 ne 390 97 feet to a POnt m fhe grantor~ northeast proper t y corner and the ex st ng wester l y m ted access r gnt of way I ne of U s 33 tnence S 8 degrees '12 16 W elong th e grantors e"sl properly I ne and th e exist ng weslerl~ m ted ac cess rtght of way ne of U S 33 295 97 feet loa poi nt t h ~ri"ce s 3 degrees OJ 06 E coni nu ng a tong sad lne 111A 43 t eet to a pont In the gra ntors southeast property corner t hence N 7B degrees 41 29 w a ong the grantors south properly I ne 309 80 feet to e porn! n the grantors property c orner thence N 3 degrees 23 32 E a ong the granto r s proper ty I ne 13000 leet to a pont n the gran tors property corner thence N 94 deg rees 36 28 W a l ong the grantors south properly I ne 159 33 feet to the pont of begrnn ng and contal nmg 12 223 acres Sublect to all legal h gh ways and easements of record Grantor c ia ms t tte bY deed ot record as recorded n Deed Book 116 Page 719 n the records of the Me gs Co unty Reco rders Otf tce Oeser pt on for the aoove descr bed tract has been prepared by R chard C Gl l'ISgow R S No 5161 and S not an actual tre ld survey TRAC T 11 Sttuate n Sect on 20 and Sec !to n 21 Fract on 15 and Fract on 31 Town 3 Range 13 Bedford Townsh p MetQS County State ol Oh o and be ng more fully descr rbed as fo l ows Commenc ng at a po nf n the southwest corner of sa d Fract on 25 then ce N 90 degrees 00 00 E along the south I ne of sad Fract on 25 2529 45 teet to a po nt n the grantors sou thwe st property cor n er and the real po nt of beg nn ng for the la nd here n descrtbed thence N 0 degrees 00 00 E atong the grantors west property I ne 2254 08 fe et to a pont n the grant ors property 1 ne and the south ne o f the Wrll am Car leton Estate Dower I ne thence S 61 degrees 00 00 W along the grantors property I ne and the south I me ot the W I am Carleton E!itate Dower I ne 405 73 teet to a po nl n the grantors property corner then ce N o degr ees 00 00 E a long the grantors west pr ope rty t ne and pass ng the north I ne of sad FracJ on 15 and the South ne of sad Frj~cl on J l a t 214 76 tee and pa5s ng he north lrne of sad Sect on 20 and he soutl1 I ne of satd Sect on 21 a 1237 7t. teet a tot a d stan ce of 2557 76 t eet to a pont n he granto r s nor hwest property corner and the nortl1 lrne of sar d Fract on J l thence N 90 degrees 00 00 E atong 11e grantors north property 1 nc and the nor h ne of sad Frac1 10 n 31 I.S 58 92 teet to a pomt n the grantors north east property co rner !hence S 0 degrees 00 00 W al ong the grantors east propert.,hne and passrng th e so uth f ne of sard Sect on 2 and the north! ne ot sa d Sect o n 20 a 13.20 00 feet l'lnd ot'I!S no the south 1 ne of sad Fract on 31 and tl1 e north 1 ne ot sad Fract on 15 at 2343 00 feet a tot at d stance of 2528 86 feet to a PO nl n 111e grantors property corner then ce 5 85 degrees 45 00 W at;ng the grantors proper tv tme 150 00 feet to a PO nl n tl1e gran tors property corner thence s 90 degree s 30 00 W along lhe grantors pro per t y I me 486 61 teet to a po n1 n the grantors property c orner and the s ng center! ne of Countv Roa d Number 18 ( K ngsbury RollO l th ence 5 07 degrees 46 19 E atong he grantors prop ert y I ne ana the exrsf n g centerline of Co unty Roa d Number 18 IK1ngsbu ry Roao ! 248 35 te et to a po nt n grantors east proper y 1 ne then ce S 0 degree 00 00 E l'llong the g rantors east property ttne 170 1 52 feet to a po nr n the grantors southea st pr o perty co rner and the sou h I ne o f sa d then c e N 90 F ra ct on 1.S degrees 00 00 w along lhe gran1ors soulh property 1 ne and the soulh I ne of sad Fract on 15 1704 50 feet to the pont o t beg inn ng and con t a •n ng 145 276 acres ex cept ng 1113 acres teavmg 143 153 acres o f wh1 ch 59 301 acres rs n Fract an 25 and 83 951 acres n Fract on 3 EX C EPTI O N Com menc ng at a pont n the soutl1west corner ot sa d Fra ct on 25 tnen ce N 90 degrees 00 00 ~ ong th e south I ne o f sard Frac t on 25 3733 95 feet to a po nt m the granto r s southeast prop er ty corner then ce N o degrees 00 00 E along ne grantor~ east property I ne 1201 52 feet io a po nl n the ex is t ng cen ter! ne ot County Road Number 18 ( Ktngs bvryRoad J thencl' N 67 degrees 46 29 W a long the extst ng centerlme of County Road Number 18 ( Ktngsbury Road ) 446 25 feet to the real po nt of beg nn ng for the land here n described then ce N 61 degrees 46 29 w co ni numo a long sa d 1 ne 17J 25 feet to a po nt then ce N 9 degrees 31 16 E along a I ne AOO 00 fe et to a po nt thence S 80 deorees 27 4~ E along B t ine 217 80feetto a Po l ~t thence s 90 qegr~es 31 16 W alonQ a Township Me os Cou nty 011 o t..nown "nd descr i bed &I follows CommC'nclno at fhl northeast corf\er of Section I Townsh p 3 Range 12 West 160 rods thence sou fh 7D ro ds thence east 160 rods then c e ncrtl1 70 r ods to the pa ce of beg nnrng con Ia nlng 70 acres mor e or ten, EXCEPT 3 acr es SO l d to James Moore ott the south west corner A lso s tuated In Ches1er T ow nsh p M e gs Cou nty Oh o Being rn Fr"ctlon 2 Tow n J Range 11 and more t ull y ctescr bed as follows Beg nn no 44 rods north ot t he soulheast co rner of uiGI t ract on thence north 2~ rods thenc e south 81 degrefl west 40 rods 14 nks ttlenCI tn a southeaster y d rect on to 111e north 1 ne of Sara h E M c Namee s 50 acres thence east 26 rods to the o lace of beg nn ng conta n no .4 u ucre more or less A l so s tv a ted n Fract on 3 Town ~ Ronge 17 bound ed and descr bed as tol ows Beg nn ng a r the southwest corner of said Fract on 3 thence nortl on the west lint ot sad FrMt on 3 abou t 1Je rods to the publr c ro ad thence n an easter t1 d r ec t on a long sa d roa d about 40 rods to th e west liM of Alma Bab cock s 20 acr1 tract ,. thence south 40 rods to th e southeast co r ner of sai d 20 acre tracl th ence eas t 21 rods then ce sou th 5 deg east 18 rods th ence south 13 degrees east 16 rods thence south 26degrees east 16 rod s thence south 12 d egree5 east 24 rods thence south 2• degrees east 26 rods to the south I n e of sad Fract on 3 thence west to the p la ce of beg nn ng co nta nrnQ SJ acres more or ess Refe r ence Vo ume 132 pag e 243 Me gs Co unty Deed Records TERMS OF SA LE Ca sh !n nand on day of sa e to be sol d su b eel to real estate lllll:f!S due and payable The r ght s reserved to retect any or a l l bids Property s apprarsed at SJq 700 00 1 fiE' 449 03 teet to tAe pornt ol beg nn ng and contarn l n g 7 113 acr~s Sub tect to all legal htgh ways and e.-.sement s ot record Grantor cia ms t t e by deed at record as r eco r ded n Deed Book 216 Page 719 In the records ot the Me 9s c ounty Recorders Off ce Oes er pi on lor the above descr bed tract ha S been prepared by R chard D G lasgow from ex lst.ng records d eeds llfr als and qua d sheets and s not an a ctual f etd survey TERMS OF SALE Cash tor not ess then two lh rdS ot the appra sed \l&lue Each parcel to be sold separately A plat of th e real estate to be so d has been I It'd n Case No 16 0~6 o f the Me gs County CQm mon Pleas Court Appra sed vl'l uc ot property Tra c t I S39 000 00 Tra ct 1 - SJ85 00 Tra ct 3 - S600 00 Tra ct 4 $16 667 00 Trttcl S $11 160 00 Tra ct 6 SIO 833 33 Tract 7 \1 566 00 l'rac B UOO 00 Tracl 9 - $1 BOO 00 Tr<lCI 10 SJ 733 33 Trac t 11 m soo oo James J Pr att 11 Sher ft M c rg s county Oh o ) 4) 17 24 ( 5) I 8 15 5tc IN T HE COMMON P LEA S COURT MEI GS COUNTY OHIO IRIS LO U MC KAY H ALL PLAINTIFF vs THOMAS OREN MC KAY JR ET AL OEF E NOANTS NO 16 54~ LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to an order of sate ss ued by the Court of Common P eas Merg s County Oh o t w i ll otter for sale at publrc auct on on the 13th day of May 1978 at 10 oo a m al the front door of th e Court House Pomeroy Oh o th e to l ow ng descr ib ed rea estate JANES J PRO FF ITT PARCEl ONE Fra ct on 1 SHER FFOF Town 3 Range 12 Beg nn ng ME GS COUNTY OH IO at a post 66 1 roas nortl1 Of 111e south co rner ol sad fra ct on 0 Br en & 0 Brten th ence south 81 deg wes 1 40 AI orneys f or Pia nt ff rods 4 Ink s to a pos t a the ( .4 ) 10 17 14 Jt c roaCI th ence w th sa d road norlh 38 degrees wes 61 rod s 4 t n!l.s th ence nortl1 30 rods to the be nk. o l the cree k. at low water mark then ce up sad creek about 76 rods to the eas t I ne of satd fra c t on 1 ne 61 ~ rods to the p lace of beg nn ng conta n ng 31 09 a cr es be th e sam e more or les s Also the to low n g real estate n the Covnty of Me gs St ale of Oh o and Townsh p of Chester Sect on 9 Town 3 Range 17 on o Company s Pur<hase bo un deo as fol ows B eg nn ng at WIt a m Hurlow s nort hwest corrler thence south about s" rods to a Be ech tr ee henc e n a westerly d ru e t on along Hen ry Lew1s n orth 1 ne to the east 1 ne of Bert Orr s now Mary Pull n s and II ence north about eight rods or to the cen ter of Bashan Road hen ce n an ea sterly d re c t on a tong ce nter o f what s 1n the foil on Bash~n roa d unt 1 due north of W II lam H Hur low s north second shelf fourth from west corner t hen c e south to the pla ce o t bcg l nn ng nght' cent an ng thr ee ac r es more or tes!l Also s tva ted n Su ttM 7- fhe Dally Scntmel, Mld(ilepml Pmum"l 0 Monday Apnl 24 1978 NOTICE TO ' 'I e 1o the IJ re ctor ' CONTRACTORS p a yau prQvemtnts STATE OF OH IO B <ldtrs must apply on the proper forms for qua t f cat o at~slten days pnor to t he dale set tor o pen M b ds n acco rdanc e ~c~ISf'~~ c~~"'~r 5~25 ..Oh o DEPARTMENT OF TRA N SPORTAT ION Columbus Ohio ApriJ 7 1978 Contritct Sales Legal Cop• No , ., 78 • 7• r UN IT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed "rop o•ol• w II be "' rtce I ved at tn e oil <"" of II e D rector of th e Oh Department of Tr•ns0 Plans u n<J spec ftcat ons a r e on t te n th e Department of Tr<J l ol por a l lon and the o If ce o f II " 0 str1ct Oepul• D r H to ' 'Thr D r n tor rese rves th e r 9ht to r ej1.2 ct any and all lu cts u por tatlon Columbus Oh o until 10 00 A M Oh Standard Time Tu ec;. 'tdvo Mav 2 197S t or ~ pro .... ements n A th ens and Mergs Countre s Ohio on ..-ar ous se ct or s ATH US Rout e 33 n th e C ly of A ll ens 10 Alhen r .. 1 oon V and State Route 661 n Me gs Covr ty b\1 rE'su liJCmg w 11 ~sp hafl con cl "le Po I " tee t verrcn Wid th - Varlou~ ProlectanliWorkL"n" '/.V 040 f r. ,.. 1 ce t or S SOn ti es The date sc t tor con p~elto n of lhl ~ work. s all be as set for II rn th e bid 1 19 proposal Each b idder Sh Ull be r~qulred to ftle w 11t Irs brd a t:er trf ted Cl eck or co~ 1 ~r s check. l or an amount efl a t to I ve uer cen t ol h is btd butt 1 1 o e\lent rnore lttt~ n t lt v tho usand doll ars or il bolld 1 t or en per cent of h•s b1d 1 RLII (<l) 17 21 , c DAVIDL WEIR 11 17 7J D I RECTOR Are you a member of 11 youroeff tet7 If 10 welcome to the loc:el hoedqu.ortero lor your bu1khng and re modeling needt TIN Frt.ndly One I • POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of Bwlclmg Smce 1915 992-SSOO or 992·5 100 4 · P~vementW dlh - Var ous feet Pro rect and Work Length 63 096 1 eel or 195m les The da te set for com p letron of th s work shall be ~~o~~~a~ortl1 n lt\e b dd ng Eac h b dder sha l l be DAVIDL WEIR 0 RECTOR Re\18 1773 (4J 17 24 2tc For Tuesday Apnl 25 ASTRO·GRAPii Bermce Bede Osol ct l! c NOTICE TO COl-I TRAC TORS STATEOFO HI O DEf ART MENTOF= TI~ANSPOR TATION Cu h mb us Otl 0 l\pn l 7 1918 Contract Silleslega l Copy No 18 288 UNIT PRICE c ON TRACT Scil led proposals w 1 be r et:c \I Cd at th E off ce ol the D r~ct o r the Ohto 01 D e par r c t ot Trans p or t ll l u catv bus Ohto u 1 1 10 00 A t r M Oh o Sl iln(t Jrd r me Tuesday May 1 19H for rm re ou re to frle w lh 11 s brd a ce rt I ed check or cashter s check for an amount equal to f 1ve per cent Qf hr s bid but n no f3\le nt more than I tty thousand do a r s or a bond for ten p er ce nt ot hr s b1d payab e to he 0 r ector B dders must apply on th e proper te r ms tor qua t f ca t on s al least ten days pnor to I he date se t for open ng btds n accordance w 111 Cl1apter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code Pla ns and spec l ca l ons arc on t le n tl1e Department or Transportal on and the o I ce of th D I I D 1 Doreclor e sr c epu Y The D irector res er ve-: th e Apnl 25 1978 A bu s n ess opport u ntty tnvo v ng ano1h e r could be olle red th s co m r, g y e ar He wtll see th e m er I a t your •d eas and want to sh are thern wtth you TAURUS (April 20 May 201 Fol lo w you r tn sltn cts today about c ha ng ng someth ng you I ee l s ou t of date or pa sse You 1 be abl e to co m e up w 1h a better re placemen t F nd o u t who you re roman! cal ly sutled to by sendtno lor vour copy of Astrn CUT FROM BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! USDA CHOICE • BONELESS ROLLED LAFF·A·DAY " FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! U.S. NO. 1 ARM FRESH PRODUCE-----. :.~:. . . . . . !.3 39 ~9, 1978 II I I I II I I I II I I I I WHITE OR PINK GRAPEFRUIT. ..... ~.~·.~~~. BREAD SLICED CRUSHED or CHUNK CARNAl ON REG DRIP or HECT 10 O< a.. 75( 20-oz Cans PURINA CAMP BELLS RAGLE • 10 Y2 oz p Cans $ t\--~~lilllii-DAIRY KRAFT 32-oz Jar ONLY S279 ACOIL L1m1t one wtlh $10 00 purchase VALUES ...._....__-'- PARlAY RGIRIIE 2 1-Lb Cartons NABISCO HITl OFFER GOOD APRIL 24 to 29, 1978 CRACKERS CROSS HARDWARE 992 3831 12 89 1-Lb Can or ••• 8 VARIETIES BANQUET ,, oz Pkg DIET RITE COlA '1" '" • 71 N 2nd Ave PERK 8-16 oz blls KRAFT & Garden Special Open Mon thru Sat 9 oo to s oo Middleport CANNED HAMS 5 ~~n 510" OR ROYAL CROWN COlA VEGETABLE Pomt Pleasant 675-2460 89( KRAH O£LUXE ""' $1" COFFEE MATE NOODLES W/ CHICKEN DINNER tnch of loose ftll tnsula 12 LB AVERAGE !(RAFT JET PUFF£0 PORK I BEAlS I 50 FT. VINYL HOSE 29 99~ VAN CAMPS ~ 1G oz ~ ~ . , lo dve <, City Ice & Fuel Co. ~~~'Lawn GIN OS SWIFT COFFEE CARDIN A L ' " 55' ••• 224 lsi Street AI All BUTTERBALL TURKEYS Pound 7 ore for on e SWIFT 8 FOR 16 oz Can US FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER CLASS The'e values MON I UfS Wl[) APlltl :l-4 :lS :l6 59 MAC & CHEESE DINNER 4 I S1ea~ Sandwrch MARSHMALLOWS KRAFT DHUKE II Of 9 SLICED BACON •••••••••~~i.~ 1 6 $} ()() APPLES................. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED DEL MONTE R VALUE CO MPARISON CHART R value Wrth Purch(J!ie In 1704 lhe Boston News Letter became th e first Amen can newspaper to be published on a FANCY WASHINGTON STATE RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS -=--=--=-==':-:-------::-:~:-::---------" PER BAG 3 French Fries fo und 2 •• SALE DATES APRIL 24 • MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY FREE 1874 POTATOES CAR ROTS............ l~~.~~~~. 3ge :,.~·.............~.139 CABBAGE ................. ~:.19e "'----- -- - - ---- 2 born ;~DISHES ................2PKGS. 29t e" 1 Those born on lilts date are under lhe s1gn of Taurus John Russell Pope, Amenca n architect of famous buildings, was Special ARIES (March 11 Aprll19) Tak e 11 serous mterest rn conce pt s pre se nted to you today You re ab le to re shap e the th ought s ol others nto w o rkabl e rd eas NEWSPAPE R fNlERPRtSE ASSN FOLuERS 0 ter, Mars, Venus and Saturn Anniversary •••••• .• Senco • Oren · or U.S. fiber lnsul•tion e Today IS Monday, April 24, lhe 114111 day of 1978 wtth 251 to follow The moon IS between 118 full phase and last quarter The mormng star 1s Mercury The evenmg stars are Jup1 BEEF STEW••••••••••••• ~~.~ 1 69 CUBE STEAK ••••••••••••L!·.~ 1 CADAHAY All BEEF 29 WIENERS•••• ~~~~G~~! L~ ~ 1 $ 29 PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Almanac LEAN & BONELESS CHUCK ROAST LV ~ UST & aeauctton concern ng your work or ca reer Large ftnancta t ga•n s sho uld r esu lt SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 Dec 21) Don I turn down any soctal tnv ltat ons at th ts ttme Many eyes w II be on you and va u able con ta cts can be made CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Dotng for others w1U g Ye y ou the greate st of pleasure today And what s mo e othe r s w II nott ce and app laud your behaY 101 AQUARIUS' (Jan 10 Feb 19) You re n youf own e e m ent today n some form o f group acttvtly A go o d day to cham p on worthwhtle cause s You II have a ll the answer s PISCES I Feb 20 Ma1ch 20) Pu l all yo ur thtnktng to work today on those large goal s that have appeared to be JU St out o l you r reach The answer can now be CHARCOAL 69 STEAKS ••••••••••••••••• ~~~ 1 VAUGHAN'S w".,. the do n Gilllta Me os and Vfn ton Countv Oh o on var ous sec t ions GAL State Route 375 ' I he V 11age of V nlon n Ga l lta Cou nty vtN state Route 124 n the v II age of W lkesv rlle 1>11 VInton County MEG US Ro le 33 lh u n e Vlllllge of Pomeroy n Me tgs Counly b r esurlacl In Y cr el e ng w asphall con Graph Leite Marl 50 cents lor each and a long se lf addressed s tamped en\le tope to Astra Graph P 0 Bo>< 489 Rad o C+ty Sla l+ on NY 10019 Be su re to spe c tl y bu th stgn GEMINI(May 21 June 20) As so ctal es 1 are p repared today to teapp rat se the r pas I on nor der to lac lttate a better unde r standtng w th you Be e q ually as co ope rat ve CANCER (June 11 July 22) You l take the matter ol ca rt ng !or o1hers very sertou sly today and even though you r th o ught s aren I on ben e lttmg yourself you w I LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Olhers wIt ltnd you pl e a sant company to be w tlh today They want to bask '" lh e 11me1 ghl you oc cupy where\le r yo u go VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) A bu s tness matter w tth l amtly overtones can be resoiYed today You II come up w 1t h a clev e r so lut on to t he Stluat o n LIBRA (Sepl 23 Oct 23) A stat e of affa1rs ts gotng to ar se today where you re go ng to pro!! as med tat o r m brmg ng 1wo oarttcs togethe r SCORPIO (Ocf 14 Nov 111 Yo ur rn ner votc e tS about to stee r you 1nt o m ak 1ng a brill ant r ghl to re 1ect any and all btdS ICE CREAM 12 ct BARS............. :.~~.. ggt �I L.rou .,.,laily S!'"ti11~ l . Midd)e(l9rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Mondoy , April24 , 1978 ' · TELEVISION VIEWING € IN THE ZOO LOI- EXPERT HUNTER 1~ ~ .v. b.il1 :11•.1fl• ..~t> 1973 CHE VY NOV A SS E• celle n t cond•tron One owner Noce d t>on ro r Phone b 14 ·367 7758 N 1"'" ~ ~ti.J..I ""'N hi41~ ~o.lih 1909 VW S-' 75 Phone 9<f7 7917 f ....+ ~'f' 111 \i".:. IH-IJ"" .: ,'\: \& \._~ ~ ' -'t'~ - • •• ·..: 1Q7'] lHUNDERBlRO 196 5 Ford ton o•< t.. up 1qoa Ford l oror1o A ll · "' eJoC e llent shape 049 78 7 3 .1.11 Y' ~ ~;:t"f''~ -...~ ."W: .\t't"l\ ~· ' 't ~~~ .. :... ,-·.....~ ~- '."'t ' ..... • • a;<' 1·· -·~ :t. ~.,\'\\.! 'tt."t l ll,.'il 1ll1t.un C: ;."<'ell.!!lt.ll111nUl~ ,· .;~.. I' ..to.h " •'f\;- FO ~ D l TO 2·daor 37 000 m•les $4 C()() Call Q49.']450 I Q76 "" J,..t \ ,..,. .mo.!' \\.l()l[to H\llllt' ....-H\"::1 ,l,N ""~ dfl' d('\""~<oJ -~~~~ "' !U'l \ li.! "' ~ ;>rdl>'f' !5 ~~nt ,·Nn;l! •ur .b ··•m 1ft!< S...u. '\ tnnht>• In ,·.~ rl' ."'m- ,,J r'll' tu~l Tht' ~bl~.:-~ r ·~"'"' r't'' th.:- n~ht tu ~ht \)1 ft'Jt'l " --~ ,,o,b J ..... :u\'J --.t-Jt"-'lll.nal Tt.· i\lbiL~~-r >~ 1\1 '1c>l :.... 1"\'!Jpui'~Jblt- !'.•1' lllclil" :'Wr .n \JK,-r· Camping Equipment Pomeroy Landmark rt'\ t Ul:o.t>fll\111 P 'll~,,- ~!-~ i .x' ~~~ t! ]1 WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES TUL·stl.• I thru Fru it~~ ~ [l \I tilt' tl:!l "~"'"' Nc \U~IO"' ~' ~ dp) >.-I'! " Cl (ar 't' ' . "'t"~£>~~01, ( .;J Do ~ 51~ J~O :'>J 0 5 ~C''' .'\ur~d.tl ~ po l 1 rne,n orl' o f Em •ly Peyton wh o paHed owov I year ag o Aprd / 4 I on Whor -,s home w 1th our a "" ot he r All thmgs FOR 1e nt Renta l , oH •SSt onu! ro te~ lor s.,." '0' (•h te n'> Contact Vdlog e A.\o no1 A pt~ M ,ddlcpor t 907 ?:'87 AP T N..c NPO' 1h1 ~ world mo'f ~end Bul when w e lo~l our M o !her We lo~t our dPore~t f••end The~ soy tune heal~ a ll !>a rr ow And help~ u~ to lor get 8uttnne \ O Ia• ho ~ 011l y pr o,. ed How much we m1~ ~ you (e ! Go d I.. new ~he hod to leave u~ Bu t she d•dn I go al on e • f or port o f us wenr w•th her !he day he to ok h~H ho me 5odly rn1~!>ed by her hv sbono llo yd and children and FOUR ROOM fOUR BE DROOM horne Co lu m bu\ Ohoo L.nden area ~e ll or 1rode l or p ro pe r ty or 14 • 70 ho~J~e rro ol er ol eovo l value 111 Me tgs (ounl,QQ] 73QO o r 9Q'].7()Q4 LOS! 011 oba ndoned ~m o lt moll' puDP.Y Lt br o w n ... ,th .,.., h, te rnorlu ng\ Port collr e Cu te and pto ,.lu i l o qood hornP m coun 11 f SPE! at I b7Q l'ncoln He1gh1\ fll'r10II to CH.ol l'lolll llfle! llfoO ..-. "'"twor'< lt1 11 trN CL ~ARAN C E SAL E beg •ns M on Feb 1J at S.:_•w N Sew Outl et Mo n1 Street Roc•ne A t! polyester double lo. nuc, reduced <~ O~o and Thread brg \pool 5 for $ t ~ ~ Lot.~~~ r- Cl:rrmMn ........ •d lkru "' .. ,._,,_ •w ~RE£ VACATION trt on I I 0 1\11 et l GUN SHOO! Rutland l egron Forrn e ·,er~ Sunday at 1/00 nooq S p on~al{-'d by VFW ,, I M~f OI ATElY £..oc8WI _,....,. so•. 0 WtOE 50 long mob•l e home l urn1shed I 304 773 SSQ.l or QQ') 5537 l11 teo ()uO Iotti! o ft , ~ , tO " !>5 m obile home w tth e .. pon do 3 acr e'!> water H!ph< tonk ( IQt,o> to "wl e'> F urn•~h ed lm meo' oote po\H?.,~•on S10 )()() 74/ 307 4 or wr ote Bo • 9 La ngsville Oh•o 457 4 1 A rlanra . Wa shington Orlando . Memphis FABJl l( SA lt A I rno te fiO ,,, ~hop or.1 o:,ol» I .... el'k onl ,- 1/ondoy Apr ,- thr u So tv rdov P.p nl 12 hr'.' auo t t 1 ~ nrh c, to rt at ~ I 98 (oro r·o Fob"c~ lor otfod an ~I n •I f' ru th of (h ester Of-,u rl ou r~ "'lJ om •t: 7 00 \'l. o"dOf rhr." ~•,doy (io~OO So ' I,Jroo , ~ ,;-;- f'P.' ic..• ~ o le nPPio ~ H£.. • 1 a nd Mary MANA Gl '-HN r 1'0511 ION ()nr y ,. h(J C.OII o lnC. u 1 IP.OII .., ol ' "'-" l"l C." 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S<fb5 or Kf:'nl Hanby I <14 6 8570 ll!I BEI" NOTICE OF ( J l 23 74, 15 , Jt c In 1898, Spain declared war on the United States after receiving an American ultimatum Ill withdraw from Cuba . In 1972, Apollo 16 astronauL~ blasted off the moon and headecf ba ck Ill the Earth after t he third U.S. expl orati on of the lunar swiace . A thou ~ht for the da y : German poe t Chr istian Gellert sa1d , "lJve as you will have wished to live when you · are rl vin ~ ." Anniversary Special FREE French Fries ' W i th P urc h o~ t> Of 9 Steak Sandw 1th ~ON Art tl TUH WI D 14 · 2~ - 'jl6 At All GIN OS ECO NOMY lRA Cl OR woth all at lochmo>nl'> lo k e ne._.. os k 111g SiiSO · Phone b1 4) 6QB 3?90 B 8. ') MO BI LE HOME S Pt Pl ea ~ a n t W V a be'!o •de H(>< ~ ~ 1rn3 Br.o odmore 14 ~ b.<l 7 bed room 197J 0 0 f1Qn 14 1 t:iJ J bedr OOirl !97/ ..;,c tonor1 14 • b7 3 bedroom ) both 197/ Co vf- nlr y 1/ • b5 3 brorl r oom. '1e9 Sro ht,•n u r~ 1/ 1 bO 2 bedr co rn RED UC f ~ A rE 8 lo">t w.th Go Be~e I oblets 8. l 1/o p wole r poll s F.JPI\on D•ug Vi aJtt..d to Uuy PUBLIC SALE NOt iC e rs hereby g,yen !nat on Apr r1 27th , 1978, at 10 00 A M a publ iC sa te w ill be he l d at t he Sco ll Shan k res tdence 105 Un 1on Avenue . Pom er oy , Oh 10, to se ll tor c ash the follo w i ng c a1l atera l. t o w rt 1973 Fort Tor 1no . <~ aoor 5ta1lon Wagon . Serra I No JH .& 2 H 18781 6 The Nat 10nr'll Bank. o t Delro •t. M icht gan rese r ves the r rqht 10 b1d at th i S sa te IQ75 12 • t:IJ Gron voll e M odern co un,r y h.11ng 011 con d•'• On H, Q co mpletely furn,c,hed 37 • Q own1r~:g ~t or oge ~hed Pot. o Ma n ~ e • tro ~ W, ;l \lOri Ol S7400 Phon .. qq7 bi93 (Q tf'ol ~ ( URP:HKV tol<enc, old par k'et YtOtche!l ond <h a,ns ~,l ... er and gold WP nef»d lqb4 and older '!o il>" f:' r c.orn'> Buy ·w ll or trod~ Call Ro g(o r Wofflsloy 747 133 1 OLD f-URN ITURE •r •· bo n ·'> b r o~~ bed ~ ~ron bed., r•tr tornpl r•tro hou ~ehold s W• ,,., M D Mrl l ~>t Rt 4 Pomeroy Oht o 0 1 coli 997 7760 NO II EM 100 Lo rge o r too '>moll Wd ! buy I p1ece o r comple te hou!tchold N ~w u!.Cd or on t r que) Mort+" s Furnrture 10 N 7nd St , M 1ddleport Phon e 997 6370 CHIP WOOD P ol e~ m o~~: drometer 10 on lor gmt en d !iB pPr ton Bundled ~ l ob S6 per ton O~l ~>1 ered to Ohto Pollet Co lh 7 Pam er oy 997 2689 $( A SH $ fQ, 1ur1 k to r ~ Frye s ifuck and Au ro Parts ll\l ret k er St:'rvrw l11t.> ~ole O" d Repai r Ru tland 7<1'} 7081 o r Pf'n m oi l !A'} '9575 WANTED TO buy ?SO 01 300 boles ol st1ow Colli J04 523 1331 WANT TO bv y Young cou pl e to buy cou nlry proper ty 50 ro 100 plus acre\ good woter and mrne rol n ghts trllohlfo and woodPd John 6t .t 054 17\? nont~ CO A L LIMF5!0Nl 'and grovel, takrum {hlorrdP lertllrt er dog l ood and oil type'> of !. ai r b (el\101 Solr Woth I nc E M om ) t Pomer oy ~1 38GI l \ ~7 A DA !SU N Qq') H53 NICf PI GS l or 11 .4 9 /1:157 Pt( KUP ~a i f' 11100 Ah Pt 5 (QI/ 1976 HO NDA MR'l~ e• (E>Ilen t cond ri10n 5750 1938 Hor iPy Dovrd~ o n C u~ I O I! llft?d 01 ce lfpnl cohdr 11on has su1C1de dv tch and ~ h.fr and oth e1 oc c e., so" ~ " S.J OC() 61 4 698 3790 £:0UtP M t: N f l OR to mplete beauty shop l ol l out o perato r ~ 1! sold Thts. week Phone snoo I~ YO U ha ot~ o !oerv1 ce to ofler wo nt to f'luy or ~ ell ~Oinf> lhor'1g OP IQn ~ "9 l or ••.or~ or whotf>,pr rou 1: Y"' r EO~ult' lo ~ter w 1th o Sf>r•trnPI Wont A d Coli qq'] 71 ~ FLEA MAR~[[ Satur day Apnl ?9th E11 eryone we lcome . 20 tables of dd ferent tl ems for '!.ol e at Ame11<an Leg, on Post .407 Rutland Oh 10 & BLEND j... Pomer1r1 Landmark ton FO R O~' 100 tru< k Ju'J ~tor1 dord Edr o good condrt1on 19 romol f' color IV Good condo !t an $100 Q49 70S I 1976 HAIIL EY Fl H 1?00 Brl..e ,, on \hO wi QOfl'1 (Ond rlron wr !h tour pocl.. helmet and other C llfO ~ Onl y 3600 mole~ S3A00 Ot will cor1S 1de r tr od e l or I Q7b or la ter mod el F'or d or Chev rolf:' t 'r ton p•c t.. up 98) 3917 I Q7J YA MAHA 750 rnator{ yclc G oo d condotoon St!SO 9Q'] )S40 (all nmo A~ collec tr or• ol A von r of ! (• t i O f ~ de(on ter '> IV'>! lt t.. e nt• w W rit be on <sale al ~leo Mor lo. ,:.t ot Rutl and legron Hal l on ~a tu1doy A p11l ']Q th A ll tt('rn\ pr •c ed to ~ell f or mo•,. !ll fo•mo l ron <o ft 991 531J ,., y, ," r~11 c. !lr·l o~l r 11 ·( lt I • T v J ,H k Phone 992-7113 MAY Be ON H15 WAY C'AFFODi~ DOBBIN :; : 20,33. BY OW NLR 5 octC'> w• th 9 room h o u ~e FRH GA~ 1 cor go, ag e ~urnmer l..r tchen a nd bord Pr ed by 7ueek~ Co lt 985 3827 JUST COMPLEIED new hou~e on M rddl opor·l Fo r rno n• rnlmmo 11on lOll Qq'] 2138 or 9Q1. S304 BY OWNER J e-d o• r go ~ ttanrng 1 Ru t land bedroom'> wt rh l ore heal ond 01r cond1 otre lev1.•, l lol "' SI S 000 Ph on e 7J/31b3 SiORY fro1110 ho u ~ e 0 o,d bo1h ce llot ou t b urld1119~ 4 acre~ lopd a ! edge of Rut land Comp leTe tro ile1 hoolo. up al!oo I bon k ~ ap pror'> ed proJWI!y ot !.> 15 ~DO Phon!' q92 7()q 4 H OU~ E AND b u~rn£>'s R e (·d~v,llo 98S 3~?9 P O M~R OY ·I~J j)fjl 9:3o-:one Day At A T ime 8, 10; Art Amer i ca 20 . lO:Oo- BIII y Graham Cr usade 8, Lou Grant 10; News A( Rf!, 8 roo m rem odeled hom e oil mrncrol r 1gh ts fue l 011 l urnoce Rutland aroo S3b 000 New 3 b ~~d o oo r n to ta l 1113 acre\ electrr( horne neat mtiH!~ 5'1 7 000 Bvdd•ng lo t I 11 acre~ IVrol wo te1 on Ia ! i 3 800 Colt 741 2819 oh er 5 pm or onytrrne ~01 8 ~vr' lWOHOUS ES . 1Q77 IOOOcc Bvrghondy )porl ~ l er 1800 nHic~ f:,. cel len t tondr l ron Klfl g and Ouee n ~eat S3300 q4q 7771 alter b prn Senou!> wlh only 19~9 INIERNAliON AL I , ton tru<lo. 791 engme Ne wly o vrorhouh~d Nlj w !roe ~ S9Q5 30• 773 1365 f:.OR ~ AU Parh l or 1974 Vf!g o Sta tro n Wo gan Colt e"lt>nmg!l qq') 7943 OOZER FOR HIRE Specialiud in Yl(d grading , driveways , For The Best Price 'In Town See Denver Kapple Kitchen Cabinet•, Roofing, Pa.tios, Sidewotks, New Construction & co ·ncrete Remodeling . (614) 667-6177 Between 7: 30 & 9:00 p.m . 4- 12· 1 mo. P. DAVID BRICKLES MOORE'S General Contracting Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Pomeroy , 0 . Ph . 992 ·2841 Route2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estimotes by Appointment Phone 992-7119 n4.1fc Syrocut.c on ' 10CIC lo t ~ po <rou\ J bedr oom woth large uhhly 10om Hardwood t lool\ and car pe t r1ull tree\ and ~ l11 ub., ~ In Roc•n e 3 1 acres 8eou11!ut S bcd1 oom 3 both home Com ple tely 1 ernode te d on d co1 petcd Ha s both go ~ and eleclrtc f urnace large co,port and sfo mge buildtngs Cen tral or1 p tu., lu ll bo ~ eme n l Fot rn l or matron (Oil 11 49 1018 84 ACRE S l emed born 1 pon ds 70 ocr t:Hi po~lure ba lanced limbe r J bedroom ho use. 11 bo~emonl on Rl 143 1 m ile~ oH R1 7 By pa ~s Q-49 2057 I ' ' acr es on leodr ng ( r(:el., Rood 997 7060. AUTO PAINnNG Radiator~ Rt. 1 Middleport , Oh io Service•ro. ,..,. ...,u-,..er 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Comptele Pa int Jobs Small Cars SlOO.OO Large Cars Sl25.00 Trucks 5175.00 Body work & repair 51. 00 per inch using onl)' the best Dupont materials. 742-JOIO "BRFJ>J<ER, ~AJ!B.'.' 1\IIS IS LfAD· FOJl' ~E'. ~~ -..~.. fat' tD R..esidential Trvdt . , ~lbH'AIAY/1 ... IJW'S 'QJR. for Henderson J, UNION OPERATED 3.30.1 mo. l:lusiness Service" 5ave 30 pel . to SO pel. on heating cost E~~;perience BOWER S REPAIR ~weeper~ IOO!> ICr ~ u an~ ott ~ rn nl1 oppltanre s lown mow tH llfJ JI to ~lato Hrghwo y Gmo ge a n Rou w 7 Ph one (61 4) Q8S 3875 HlM ODH tN G Plunrbmg h~·at111g and all type~ ol general rupou Wot l.. guoton teed 10 y(>Ot \·Ox pc • 1encc Phone 9'17 ?• OQ ·MACHINE Repou ' ~e1 .... ce oil rnoke ~ Qqj 71!l 4 fhe f abr1c Sh op P o mc • o y Aul hor rtc d ~rng cr Soles and S(•l¥1<e We~horp en ~<t~~o1~ and fully insur!d Freo Est. Coli : 991-3115 4-9· t mo. pd . \~EI Superior FL WOOO Slum hlraction Young's . . MODERN SUPPLY engine mower Carpeting Small ~ ..... l, '""""'· 0. C,rpet • UphOlstery Ph011e Mile Youna Milsst)' Ftf9ul0n & Gibson Tilltrs, Lewn Boy Mower Soles & Service. & service. AI .92·2206 Of 992·7630 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph . 992-2164 '111tOriliftiiDII Rat lilt lmitJIDII Uuoiness Op,mrtunities WAN I I:D DlAaRS to i!l~ ta ll lm pertal ~p raye d R+· Roo trng and Roo l rcop11 ~ nn old and nt.•w bvddtng~ 11 ,., al~o o lr(ltnltn dOU\ unutgy and lf1~UI OII O II ~over Nearl y o,.ery han\{' ond build1ng ownro1 con uw rl We ore th e' on ly monuloclurP1 that trOifH how to t n~ to l1 wrth on thP 1ob t•o mrng by l otlu• y rn ~ toiler s No l ees oJ any lo. 1nd We O!O only 1 n t erc~ t ('d If\ ~ell .ng th• ~ rao lrng and energ y ~ov ~n g rnotcr rol and cqu1prncn 1 tho ! we monuloc turc Con bo o pp l u~d all yeo1 round W .. te lm pe r rol (h .. m r( ol~ 4700 W• no hrc... on A 11e Ph•l o PA 191 44 or coli Mt Waher r. To ll I"' ee I 800 ')/3 3b04 or ~I') 844 0700 WOULD YOU LIKl TO NET $75.000 "" IJ'o't Y£.ru( • 8( SlLF ·EMPLOlt D, AND A NOT 'HAVl 10 INVES T LO T OJ MONEY S.. - 14 uNito Htlp Wlflled · TWO SlORY 3 bed toom ! rome. houS(J ~ A lurnQ(C '> l o rm wr n d ow~ f rrupl occ In M 1ddl epo •t Phon~ 991.3457 0 1 991 5867 . Duoiness Service!! ' looder EXC A VAIING do1er '-24·1 mo . Service~~ Offered and boc kha (! work dump tru c k ~ and lo bo y ~ l of h11c writ haul l dl du 1 to \Oil lr rnc ~ r one ond grovrol Coli Bob 0 1 Roger Jel l er s day phollc 992 70811 ntgh l ph one 99/ JS/5 o• Q<l") . 5131 ~ X C AVAl tNC. darer bod.. hoe Md d .t th •' ' Chorle!t R Hot· B Ol~ Ho e Servtc o , l reld ll: ullund Oht o Phone 7 471008 Wlll do roohng co n~ tr uct ton , plumbrng ond hoolmg No fOb 100 Iorge o+ tao ~ n,oll Phone 74') 734 8 HOWERY AND MAR !'IN COIIC i rng H~p ll c sy~tem~ , doHH backhoe dump truck . grave l - blod'llop lmre\ tonc pov1ng Rt I -4 3 Phone 1 (6 14) 098 733 I BA THROO M S AND t'\ t t c h en~ •emodeled cc1ornt< hie plum br ng co rpen t1 y a nd gener al motnten ont ~ 13 ye o• ~ elt Pl'' r~n( e 997 3685 PULLI N S ( XC A VAIING . Comp le te Smvl(f.! Phone QQ? 2478 WINlER G I:T Ia you r h ouse? let u~ make nocenory repo•rs AI lr omm . Consli uel lo n 747·7318 . PIANO lUNING lor1~ Daniel s Al so ropatn and od1uslments 992· 2581 II no on s ~er colt qq1 . ~0111 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT CALL .I WISH I WAS OFF lHESE CRUTC HfS ·-· BLlT IT' S 5 ' PR15 1N' HOW ~ U'Ol YUH CAN DO POOR GAMMY JOT... IN l'H ' HOSPITAL ... LISSA 15 AWFU L WORRIE D ... SHE SAY S 6 AMMY IS TERRIBL E \liCK "· 0~ Saturday s Will CARE l o r the elde rl y '" our hom e Ph ane992 -7314 WA JER WEl l dnllmg G ra nt. H2 1879 ~ - W•l l1om AT 446-3643 BED FOR YOU l~ ~~,[~L~N~:eE) " Lara est Selection In The Va llev '219.95 Let us tnt your w1t1r Fnt Pomenw Landmark Jock W. C.rMY, Mgr Phone 992 -2111 REDUCED TO S15,900 - " SU PER BARGAIN IN POM EROY" - m story home in very good condition . Features 4 bedroom s, love ly fam il y room in basement , nice living room. kitchen& bath. Large yard fen ced In back . Better ca ll now, this won 'l lasl long . ~ .... -.. ... 1:. IIO I • ' -1 n~ ~ AI ... _....,. • A[ l I XJ[I Xll J gested by the abOYe canoon Heroe s 10; Emergency One 13 ; Petticoat Junction 5 : 3~News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33 ; Ma ry Tyler Moore 10; Hoaan ' s Heroes 15. F I' F 6:oo-News 3.4,8,10.13,15 ; AB C News 6; ee tng ree 20 . 6:lo-N BC News 3,4,1 5; AB C News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20 . 7:0()--Cr oss-Wils 3.4; Newlywed Game 6. t3 ; Pop Goes The Counlry 8; News 10; Gill igan 's ts. 15; French Chef 20: Book Beat 33 . What the ~ar crime reporter always WitS - An swer 7: 3()- H o 11ywood Squa r es 3; Let' s Go To The Races 8: Candi d Ca mera 6; Ma c N eii ·Lehrer Report 20 ,33 ; Pr ice is Right 10 ; T hat ' s H o llywood 13 ; T elevis ion Honor Society 15. D s 6 13 · 8.oo-Man From Al tant is 3,4,15; Happy ay ' ' . Mo vie " T he Runaways " S. 10. N ational Geoorap h lc . :. :_.: : ,: ::.:___:__--:::-:::-::1-=D::-:G ::-:E:------ BR -So f •"' ,.AU61 l'r M£: ~ RCt"" ~D...£.1) of L'l ff • • • Ht:liO oi'Tnl"'~ NG PA~,. l.._.HoL,.. W "T n ·"I Lf ·2.'-l ' 1'' .... · ~ 20 ,1li -+-lf,-,-ir'i.f ' +-1-T-- '" §!J ;,.1 - 1~• 1 .-- l l • w~~n + .1 ~~ R ~ :! z• I"" r'· · ,-,o "' • # !Ji! ro I .,~" " • ~ 1~ •· - H ere'' how to work it : Ottc l• llcr silll lliV ~t :uldS f o r ~not h cr . In this . .samp l e A Is .. !.. lctt"r" Ulit•d fo r 1ht• 1hfl'l ' J.'s, X f or 11lC 1w n s. (' 1c •·,,, ;o. " '.. " · apos l rophcs , t he l eng th :tnd fornwti ;1 n t•f I he \\ont s ar c all ' · hint s. Each · o· <i:ly lht• ('ode 1ctlrrs t~rc ., 11 li:! w <t s 1.1 .I Ill Q .I ; 2 K Q .1 G :1 ~ 1 1; , , :1 ,. A I ll~~ 4 • ,\ <I Il l K H~ • • 1\ li 4 • 8; 5 Vulnerable : Neit her Dcal<•r : E a s t d1rTeren t. Wi 'lll POl S!-. Pa ss 1\iarlh Easl l':oss :t ;'\IT P:t~s ha ve mcomplcte He should a ttal'kcJ f trs t Hnrl ds would hdiamon a v e been surl' of htS conlract t hat • ,, · A X V D t. 8 A A X R t. 0 N G· F E t. t. 0 IV is t:AST • K ; 5:1 4/11-.\ Slll' Tit ' "" r 7 ~ :\ • ,1 10 I" · ~ 1i " i/,, out a ft er th e defense had coll ected thei r r ed aces. plu s tlm· c s pa des, he would have mode the ha nd if he had atta c k<'d di a m onds sin ce West held that a ce. Alter a ll 1t had ta ken a ~ - 1 club br eak to defe at h1111. . Os wa ld : ·· sout h's anal ys is .' I OK Til +G ·-~ ,.fff I'" 4 f?5 ~ .. ..... • of My nftLrOWAN"E 0 Legendary C hristian ""~I:J_-J-~~-h,:--\-.J--f-~l---------l priest 1 ~s 38 Give vent to • R""" · moun·"" • ta in range '"' piO ~ 40 Martin and Sir Anthony ; ll i\ II . Y l 'R'' PTOtlliOTE Suulh 1 NT Pass Opcmng l~ad : • ~ WH)'. 1 ld h I d Alan : " lk SJOU ave t .e k a heart to dummy at n c two a nd led ~~ diamond from dum my . 11 East held the diam ond ace androse w1th1t Sou t h would be s ure of three diam ond tri cks . If East ducked South would shift to clubs a nd be s ure of two clubs and one dia m ond. In ld atty eve nt the gam e won hav e been safe . '' A~~ ' lil~ .gW}l 1'Ry PTOO UOTES WINNIE . ' ---- FDC . 70 CIIAT W/711 RUSS AS 1/NPACK M Y SI.JI 7'1::/15E: .~' An carpet lnstol'-<1 wl podding ol no chorie. Expert lnstollatlon. O KXQAE; L Q F DCAKZ WF UWIC NA WH AXF WH V UN Z · II\' Os~<u ld .la <·oby aiul Alan So niag HYDXXU · Alan " It is so ea s y to co mplain about ba d luck D XU WEN Z, whe n vour troubl es really N WH PXKU E KXXT . Rubber Back Carpet N N C EQYNFWXA . - EKQTTXAE c:oru c ri·om bad play ." Oswald : " South 's a ce of spades took East 's king at trick one. South promptly led a club to dumm y. Eas t Saturday's Cryploquote : WHEN SPRING COMES MANY A won with his a ce and led MAN WHO IS RETIRED WISHES HE WERE WORKING SO anothc1· s pade. South's ten HE COULD TAKE THE DAY OFf.-SOURCE UNKNOWI' lost to West 's jack and West continued s pades ." r,., l!r18 Kin.: fu luret Synd!ule , In t . Alan : " As South pointed flA I\NEY '4.11 :'~:d. Vin~ - Good st'-ctlon• - Fully stocked. Rut tend 0 Jumbles TESTV BRIAR FELLOW ALMOST abbr . 28 Jungle drum 31 Measure of Denmark 32 Once while 33 _ victis ~'~1\~A~N;K~&~F.~.l~lN~I~F.~,1-'~~0JW~~~~[r'l"'---------=--~--~~~-=~~=~---"" WH t:.N "' wAS -a6H "~ M v fA.UI:.D Yr:..oS (,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. FURNITURE Now arrange the ctrc1ed letters to form the surpnse answer. as sug· 1 • ""r• .. - ·• ,,....., , u LARGE block l abrador ~ e t fieye r Co lt 992-73 17. 742-2211 Richer , For Poorer 15 ; Me rv Gri tt l n 6; Addams Family 8; Sesame Sl. 20,33: Gomer Pyle . USMC 10; Dinah IJ . . . , 4:JD-Little Rascals 3. 15 ; Gilligan ·~ Is. 4; Gol l1gan s ts 8 : Brady Bunch 10. 5:oo-Here Corpe The Br ides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmo,ke 8 : Mi ster Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33 ; Hogan s 21~~~~~n's 1-"'-+:--+--+..-+-'"++-+'~ · ,-t--t-l Bad luck is bad play FOU ND RUnAND . LtKE HE DOE5COU L.D IT E5E \H I$'? too Lo!t1111d·llf.ymf can m -2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT F'LA~E S UP ..JU51 c:::::;;;~~~ ·' Buy whtr• you un com• '" 15 IN STOCK ~ - '2.4 ;:~.~jours •net '" what you'rt glontng Let soften " c:ondtllon your walor wllli Co-op wotor softener, Modtl uc.svt: Now only of Our Lives 3,4, 15; As The W orld Turns 8.1 0: 2 oo-One Life lo Live 6,13 ; 2:3o-Doclors 3,4,15; Guiding Lig hf 8.1 0. 3:oo-Anolher World 3,4,15 ; General Hospilal 6. 13; Lilias . Yoga & You 20 . . 3·3D-A II tn The Family 8,10; Consumer Surv"al Kll 20 ; 4:()()--Mi ster Cartoon 3; Superm an 4; For (Answe rs tomorrow) ~:..··\ FloorinR In SlotA Evontng• Colt 446·3196 or •46-7111 Only 15. 33; O ld Friends ... New Fr iends 20 ; 8 : 3()-- Laverne 41 007 & Sh irley 6, 13 ; To Be Announ ced 20 . I Marry DOWN 9 : 00-M o n eyc hange rs 3,4.15 ; Three 's Comp any 6, 13; l:'\~1~.1~·E~Y~OO::::_P-=:___::~-:-:-::::-.::::;-\.~~-;;;:;:;:-l . - - - - ------:--r-;:r;-;---:------:--:- 5 Sporting I Suit muncher H y d e Park 33; Si,; Americ an Fam ilt es 20 . 9:3o-Movie " Vega~ ... 6.13; GE Theater 8,10; lO .ooGUAilD5 OF AN' IV< CAN'T 11-IERE JUOT YOIJ ' \ (• '·. ·,.. . .,, , .'f, ,;; , • 10 eHveebnr\sew 2 11JNlo. '$ AR'E GEntNG GH A~ll. '1'>1 ' MA~ BE A WA' . ' ' . ' ·' V f Si.: American .Fam ili es 33 ; N ews 20. NEAR ~ 'THEY WON'T f'l'11NCE55 UN'flL 1'0 DO "]}<AT , 7~ ' 1'\- ,ic_ h . / ,· < ~ measure 3 Rate 0 10 . 31)-B i ack Perspe ctive On The N ews 20. G illE UP THE .:HASii/ we StW<E 'EM ! ~D~ !"]}< I~.<;, . ', ·,-i - J _.' «'(.,'~~ ------.......:··t.l ll Meal movement ll :QO-- News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15: D1ck Cavell 20 ; Over •t---r__c:"E.:>.R! _/ HOW' .',· '· •c,; . \ 12 s.uce 4Memorable Easy 33. 11: JG-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 ; Gui nnes s Book of W orld '"') ..., • ingredient time Yesterday's Answer Records 6,13: McCloud 8: ABCNews 33; 12 :0()-14 Cadence call 5 Push ba ck Janak i 33. 22 Locked up 29 Convex 6 Brazil tree 15 Cow 1:oo- To morrow 3,4: News 13,. 23 Use molding P"i?J'-11 6 Pull. along 1 Kind of soap 1 lo-Ko iak 8. up 30 Naval. 11 The Desert 8 Iron Movie Channel 4 24 Philippine historian Fox Curta in 5 & 7 P .M.- Bound tor Glory ( PGI island Miss 19 Chemical country 9 & 11 P.M. - Slapshot IRI 34 25 Holy place · Bagnold suffix 9 Fretted Cable Channel 5 26 Pa inter, Suffix II Oarsman 36 "Dombey ' I •• Claude 6:30 P M. - Test imony Tim e with cash ll Breaks 28 Mr. Moody and _ .. 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudino Fami ly Fitness show 2! Skidded to harness 7:30 P .M. - Home Digesl (i 1\SO I.J NE 1\IJ .EY "' of " Allen's 37 Poke 22 March date 18 Air 10:00 P.M.-700 Club . smartly Alley" • Can't be 24 The Mets' 21 Used up You don't hav& lhew'll Has t hewhove stadiwn ,.,.. , -,.2,...-~-r,;-1-T-r::-1;::o To,.-'li)oli'il Mond 3_\, April t4 to creep,Sl im' She be here anw into siqht. Rufus 7 1 ' careful ' 25 Gov't. won't break! minute,Melba 1 1 -,..-,--,agents 1,o · ?; I" 26 Late Chinese Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag leader 1 ..,..I'. 9' and 12' 6,13 : ACROSS AI Low AO THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY I ~ hlldren 8; Yo ung & the Restl ess 10; Not For Women : 30-Day s by THOMAS JOSEPH Wt hove ont1rgod our SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & SAVE ALOT \ ~ service dtplr1mtnf •nd Jock W. C.noy , Mgr Phone 992·2111 News t,'· APPLIANCE SERVICE Pomerow Landmark • • _..., NEW - JU ST OFF PRE SS ! JUMBLE BOOK •11 with 110puules 19 aotall· able 1or $1.35 postpaid from Jumble . c/o th is newspaper , P.O. Box Norwood, N.J. 07648. lnctude your name, addte s9, tip code and me e ch ecks payable to Newspaper t:roaks ~- will service Hotpolnt oncl olhtr bronds. Tomorrow 8,10 ; Elec. Co . 33 . :oo-For Richer For Poorer 3; All My FIRST WITH THE WORST ' EM .. . Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Phone 912 -3748 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING 3-31·1 mo. 675.m2 "'M~ ' " Print answer here: ORPHAM AMMIE---BACK HOME BLUES Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. lor ea ch oth er IJ1Tl.EORPHAN r\ NN IIc J&L AT made KJ I Seotic Tank Service Bo x Chester, Ohio !Q.JO.c They're BOD LIE ~'s r~num "Get ALoad Of This" lwi:'TLIERALL CONCROE BRADFORD A u c t ton~ll' Com picHe Scrvrce Pho ne q49 7487 o r 949 7()()'J Roc me Ohoo Cr '" Bradf ord <:--r----.!-"1 Phooe 985-3806 j. / \GLUEDE Anyday , anytime. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1 t II I J Aif'. AT 11 Mll~OO 7i~~ estimate . 24 hour service. '-•· -BEST QUALITY INTERIOR 1.: ;)I & .'1 EXTERIOR PAINTS Hartford 882.2175 [PHAMC A~-ll.l·lll~­ 'l'OLIR. HAIR. Cll'lt'R.. and C•ll commercial . tt. by HenrtArnoldandBobLee TO?E t I'I O' o,.. C• ...go I <(<>"' LOJI!.'... I'V~ OOf "'LAI7{~, SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 4-9-1 mo. F!Vl ACRES el'telt e nt bUIIdtng \ rle Tupper~ Pl om!i. , water a ... o, lob le $6 800 Ca ll alter S 00 prn ~ ~ 7b85 IN GALLIPOLIS I '! 3·15-tfc EXPERIENCED ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~=1..~C~=::Jt$J?ilii1lZl1ii' fo~r ord inary words l FIXW BOB'S ID'il Unscr amble these tour Jumbles. one letter to each square. 10 lorm AI landscaping , ett. Call JERRY MURPHY '1111\i~ ~ ~ ~<.,!lL!J ® ~ ~WINC ~I V l rntnu l c'> to tow" ond !>( hoob· A lurnr num !>1 d mg Sl ot 1n ~ rndow~ und doo r ~ New lo.tt cl"l en a womon ~ delogh t 7 or 3 bPd1o om~ Bo!>etnert t Cor pe l thr oughout By opporn t rnent onl y Rogcf Abbo !l 9'97 611 4 or ~~ 7377 In Deal EsW" (or Sale burld •ng ,., Mee ting of Minds 33. LODGE: 4-4-1 mo. 7:0()--T oda y 3,4,15: Good Morning Ameri ca.6,13; CBS News 8; Bul tw inkle 10; 7 3o-Schootles 10 . S:oo-Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; sesame S, 33 ; 8.3o9:oo-Merv Gr iftln 3; Phil Donahue 4,13, lS ; Emergen cy One 6; Family Altair 8; Malch Game 10. c d 9:3D-Andy Griffith 8; Fam ily Affa ir 10; lO :oo- ar Sharks 3,4, 15; Edge of Nig ht 6; Pa ss The Bu ck 8; Joker ' s Wild 10; To Tell The Trulh 13. '10 :3Q-Ho tlywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8,10: $20 ,000 Pyramid 13. . 11 :Oo-High Rollers 3,4, 15: Happy Day s 6.13: 11: lDWheet ol Fort une 3.15 ; Fa mi ly Fe ud 6,13; Par . lr idg e Fami ly 4; Love of Life 8,1 0: Sesame St. 20 ; 1H5--C BS News 8: Lo ving Free 10. n :oo-Newscen ler 3; News 4,6,10: Sanf ord & Son 1~ ; Gambil 8; Midday Maga>lne 13 ; 12 :3o-Ryan s Hope 6.13 : Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15 : Search for . 9 : 0D-Money changers 3, 4, 15; Art Ame ri ca 20 : [HAD HER TO McKEES HUN TI Pomeroy, Ohio & Co mments 10 ; 6:3D-Focus on Co lumbus 4; New s 6; Svnrlse Semester 8; .6:4S:M o rn l ng eport J; 6: so-Good Morning, Wst V1rg lnta 13; 6:55--C huck Wh ile Repoorls 10; News 13. 6 : 2s-C oncerns B:Oo- Ro l!ergir \s 3,4 ,15; Sugar Tim e! 6.13; N at tonal Col tegiat e C h eer le adin g Champ i onsh ip ~ 8 , 10 ; Consu mer Survival 20 ,33 . · , 8:3Q-Joe & Va lerie 3.4.15: Baseball 6, 13; Turnabout HA5 E5CAPE D EASY':S ' 191 301 I '·''Y Mqt /SO BU ea1 co rn Hand p•clo ed S1 o bu 985 3978 VEl VEl STEP Nu rs e's Shoe~ $4 .88 to S 10 .88 . Bail ey!> Middleport . For sales & Service o4 - TUESDAY . APRIL 25 , 1978 5:4s-FarmReport 13 : 5:5o-PTL Club 13; S·SsSunr lse Semester 10; 6:oo-PTL Club IS. Schools 33. 7·3Q-Thal Nashville Mus ic 3; In Search of 4; Muppet · Show 6; Mafch Game PM 8; Mac Neii ·Lehrer Reporl 20,33; Wild Kingdom 10; Candid Camera 13 . 20; Original s 33 . . 30 y1 hri"oncm g Ol!iO ~~ lr noncrng Ireland M q~ t g oq e 77E STele A,t hen~ ph on e bl 41 I lr , r r .v ( , H Phn111 Crusad e 15; Daniel Fost er ~ M.D. 20; Know Your 220 E. Main St . Cd UNJR\' l orrnlo nd w1 1h !.ec!ud ed wood5 wa ter and good ot t e"~ rn M onroe Cou nt,- W Vo S1 000 d o wn call (30 4) 777 3107or 304) 77? 32'17 1 1 1( I · , 1977 FO RD 75 m owm Only us!ld lw•t:e Coli Gl9/ 71.tB 992 ·3079 HOMESillS l o r ~ olo I acre an d up M tddlepor t near Rutland Coll 997· 7481 77 RED UCF SAFt 8. l o5 1 wrth G a S es~: labht t) and E Vap wore t prlt~ Nel!oon~ Orug FI VE GA LLON gorden ~p roye1 (new) 8 8 0 el .. c tr~ t hedge shear s (used tw11 o, lreod le sewt n g m och1ne good condt t1on Very ol d solrd ook s1ond Split b o ttom sewmg roc k er Real ~!:stale for Sale ollH:1 H l)t)l"lilt Apph \,1 ), - Chanl"!el 5 & 7 P.M.-Guns & Fury (G) 9 & 11 P.M.-Dom ino Pr incip le I RI Cable Channel 5 6.: 30 P.M. - Testimony Time 1·00 P.M. - Paul Gaud ino Family Filness Show 7;30 P.M. - Speci a l Edition : A Free Press 10:00 P M. - 700 Clu b 6·QO--News 3 4,8, 10,13,15 : AB C News 6: Zoom 20. 6:Jo-NBC N ~ws 3.4 ,15: ABC News 13: Carol Burnell & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10 ; Ove r Easy 20 . 7 oo-C•oss.Wils 3.4: New lywed Game 6,1 3; Marl y . Robbins' Spolllghl ·8: News 10; ~Ill y Graham EUIOTT APPLIANCE II AND SERVICE 1H -llc RISING Sl AR Ken11el Boordrng Indoor ond ou td oor ru n ~ C.•op mmg all breed\ Cl ea n '> Otl •lor y locrl 1ttC$ Ches h1 re . Phone \61 4 ) 367 0/91 POMEROY LANDMARK ~ ~ALES AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 12:4G-News 13 ; 1 ; 00-Tomorrow 3,4. MONDAY. APRIL24 , 1978 e iJ e;.oa 3790 • oam~ WOOD COOK <,to11e 6 bur net o11en worm1ng tloe h Woter to nk whuro enornel 74/ /581 1976 HONDA JW Rood Boke Ch r ome and bluo> Fran ! d1~ c brake ~ Vr-1y Ia .... rn1!es ') helmet ~ S900 9'n b30'1 HOOF HOlt OW H or~e~ Buy sell trade or l rorn New and used -, add le~ Ruth Rcev~~ A lbany rwo KAWA SAII; I I'\ )( 'N'J r et• lor Sale VA f HA RIDING lAWNMO W [ R M vr rov 10 h p Prarli co l ly rww Phon e bi J 667 3593 llr 1 R eed~v dl e O H ~ 7)() Phone 9'12-2181 Comm erc •ol property a pp ro ~ 17 at re-, le ... el land, lotatcd at luppt.>r~ Pia'" ~ on Ohro R ou r ~ 7 Phon e 161 4 bb7 bJOJ QQ'J 390er I l N YI aiiA. 7 48 I itiJ'.;,. JackPhone992 W. C.rsey . Mgr . ·218 1 1963 fORD I , ton truc t.. '1 47 .3967 Call Now Eor Appointment Pomeroy Landmark 9 .. -Ja ck W. Carsey , Mcjr . NEW J bedr oo m hou~e 1 bo th ~ all elec 1 otre M tddlepor l clo~ e to Ru tland Phon P 997 BR O WNIN G 8TQ9 34 lull chol. e Alt er 6 ptn t oll 99'1 6310 WAN IED SMAll u!oed tractor . Wr d@ hont end 3 pa•n t end ' Phone Qtn J/87 or qq'} 2496 Yam Sale,...... FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FERlO-PELS lOSE WE IGH I SAFEl Y' Joke NEW B Sf,m d1e t plan and A quav op wat er polls Vtl loge Phor mot )I 17 t N 2nd A ve M rd dl epon qn 7608 Any U.S. made car- parts extra if needed . Excludes front-wheel drive cars. ONE SI AME SE f emale <OT Spayed 5 ha1~ good wt th chrl dren 985 AIll or lj'q:2 -5b71 prices on 3o f REf PUPPIE~ 90/ 784J SiKOITII I poo l ol !not YII IQUf l iM! 11\tr'f' '"thllt!l '-' "f •t!Ui ily Ill .O f•-.:1 Ill l tw gt O W IIIf 01*11o()llt n on av-'11 lor 985 J55 J t'or Sale, R...nt or Tl"!!dl> WORMS ~ ctn .. Coli ofl pr S 1Q60 FO RD BR ONCO 4 ,.,heel d11vc> Good <ondr ! ton Harold Brewer l o n~ Bollom Oh 1o apt Co li trorler l ocot~ri 01 Ch e ~hue Oh •o Con~rr utl 'o n men only Ph on E' 304 773 5873 IN ONE HAR' Notice~; · .-i.J r. •e • l urr.,, ~hl'a 00 17 $75,000 .,.., ~ • • • h MJ~t HO RH AN D ~ ad dle pm QJQ ~Bb'J OOJ )b58 NET Sadly m·~ ~e d by chd dren and grandchrl d ren Q49 253 J Check our low. low WOIJlO YOU Ll ll:l. TO remembered e'er Ji ~hap€' •"9> Wl S1£RN 50Ul H~J.!N l·'c· tn ' J rome ot PomerC ) >,o-, or ope nu1g on or f>'>lohl,.,heod Tpr • •tor y Solo1y plu., ro r1 1rn·~ .,,o.,~ E.. cell en• bent.>lrt ~ II vou ore '> ole'> rr11ncl e<! and con meet people t hr~ ,., a gre<~r op por lu nrt'l· Wr.te or coH fo r D"" rr11ervre w 99'} 2480 day t07J INl~ RNATI O NA L SCOUT 4 whet> ! dr 1ve J ~pcc>d V 8 A 1 SMALl A PT su rtob e lor onl y one Fv rnt '.>hPO Coil Q<l] 5101 even IN lo.ted Bull 98~ ~8 4 6 rt eof ~o <111e rt91 5858 HELP W.o\NifD Do•· v mor• nct>d Nl (JII q4o /)8/ ~ toy 8. hog~ One regrsteted th ree yea r old Polled Her eford 10 • )() mo b' !40> home 1 bed room P£P SON Ofl oer\on~ to NH'" and .lme gro,e\ a • R o, ~ St:>•·r•q~ ( P"' "" " re r, Cor'O( I So ·~ t-u r , To .,. ,.,h ~: lr,.\ •e e~ Gu . ll u~<. (' li QQ ) 5..,.., I LOVI NG memory of our m o the r Mr ~ El•1obeth Duc kwon h who po~sed away May 1 196q Mo'( rom e~ w1th ~od re gret~ !he day th e month we w rll never forget For 1n our heart~ you·wdl olwov!> b oc kh o ~ toade1 and lo Bo y 1970 I H 1700 dumA true I-. These car\ be bough T se po re te ly o r as a g1oup Ph on e Q49 1705 01 04Q 1/1 0 far rnore lfll or mo tron and un Phone QQ'] opt~ SP~CIAL I!O•\ers OO] 70e6 't'Alf FO RK lr lr 70t H l urr11 ~ht.•d CO UNTRY MO Bil E H om (> Par lo. ~ ov re 33 r1orth ol Pom ero y ~or ge 1o • ~ (a ll 90'} . J .. Q oppearo" c(' and p l eo~o.-,t re • , cnolr ty o mu":> l (oil Sue lor op po " " " pnt IN7 'Dt.6 In Memory , ~~ ~ n €' ( £1~~01\ t. • Dt'' l' f'le LOVI NG '" ot'' Hou' "' 0h,.:' IC ,i(' ·"on~ • ·o•e lo..t.• IN (Q/('1 W0ULO't0._ H' c •~ ·n 5 10 535 <J••Cl rnor.> a ro !lOu'' N.. ,...,1 iod p, 41' M mla) <1fh rnoon RM iur'1•S.hed 3011 Main St. PomOf'Oy, Ohlo Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to4 :30 P.M. tJ : vu-Janakl 33 ; Movie G£ n'VO MAl [ ~ND .J 3 5J j J S•.:>olo. ('C'"' ' for Ht!lll ('hC"'t' 1,. _:: IP L ' o\~ t1 R[ S) ,\ANif D ~· f t~fl' pUU[il dtl"n A.. PACHE } o¥i"leel camp ''9 !rorl er A ll l rberg lass sleep~ ~ ' ' Pq urppt"d .., ,th heo!€'1 and 0 ,,.,,,g~ Call oo'} S/oJ )'P) rwo esoo eru . o~t'l '''' e~· •C P ,P)orge •o ~c .:.:J· e< ' "9 PC"l1t'IC'\ ~ ~.· N f:-0 11: 0 1racto1 wr lh s•d(' mounr me~, ~ er ond rt>o' mounr l 11e ... ao d tabl e ~ow $ 1400 QQ'} 1JI1 CARTER · PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. 5El£ C110 N ot the best wood ,to ve~ "' Southeas tern Ohto M or~o Ft~ l lol ol to Jotul 1('111pwood 011d N olhuo Z•on Ht>et Co 8 Puttl0f1\ Or l oll M rl l St ' Ar hen $ bl 4 5910079 01 tt1 J oQe 1187 w ll contorn ed 1Q1] F-O RD • , comp t> r spec1o l QQ '] 5076 j: R f NDl-, HO\It h., ) Pe r • t> ~ riC' "' •n ..:'V' ,'),-d p~[ll , t' >o pO r\d'~ ar'd ho• o pen,ng } •or \~o n ogt>T! ono Ot><:~ler~ t>o, 11 Plo11 e • 1"4;-' ' t'":P .,,. plu Our a uor e n• pe..i ' .:' 1 > IJ,.,, Cl ir~ •.:> · ·-n "' "'H.•I . e~ l~;>rrr lr a .. ~ l 1 rorl to r QQ'} 1()6o lklp Wanted NOTICE l o<' l fORD MOWER 6 II bot 3 pt h. td• goOd ro nd rlion tQ)5 7 ton !rut !.. Hot b.-.d Good li r e~ Q4Q 1057 Q Business Services Wh_eel Alignment Ft RSI liNE r) nol goo d enough That., wh y we se ll Dfl !A liRES 7A2 1328 B[~ 1 COONEfil S CAMPERS on Ro •nbo•~ R•dce H•ah Quolt ty lo " pr tces full- r,ru• ~r (!o(reotrQ11Qf ... eh•cle ~ and acc eHor1 es Oft Ohoo Rt 1 ..;no th of h,,ppt>r~ Plor n ~ to l..t• CR 18 to Bmhon lol low ~rgn~ O pi> n ,,fl doo l. Con toll Ro bt:o r I (odrl t>'f Long So !lOll\ Oh •o 9 .. '-Jack W. C.rwy , Mgr . 6il Phone m .2111 M tG RO H Y~ RI OS 100•. re plant ogreema1J1 rl you don t gt>t o st o11d Jomth H Som lh H{>ml oc l.. G1o11e Oh•o QQ1 .'J52 J leo,.e me!ii~ ag e 10 :3D-Fa rm Digest 10; Anyone For Ten nyson? 33 . . 11 :Oo- News 3,4,6,8, 10,13,1 5; Dick CaveH 20 : Over Easy 33. 11 :3D-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Police Storv 6.l3; Mov ie " I'll Cry Tomorrow " 8; Movie " The Long , Long Tra il er " 10; ABC News 33. WAKE UP1 11M DOING A REPORT FOR SCH OOL ON "OUR AN I1ML FRIEN DS " l -.~i .1 ~ SURE OONT MENTION ,v\'1 N.-\rV\E : HOW WOULD 'iE LIKE A FOLD·UP CARD TABLE FER "'ORE BIRFDAY, PAW? NAW -I DON'T NEED ONE .. A Michi gan reader wants to know why we bid £rom one to seven instead or fr om seven to U . (t goes ba ck to whist where vou scored o n e point for ea c'h trick over six Ithe sev enth tril'k being known os the odd tri ck 1. INJo:WSI' I\I ' I' H F'lTEI I I'H ISE 'ASSN I (For a cop y of JACOBY MOD· ERN, send S! to · ·· wm at Bndge care of th rs newspa· per. p'o Box 489, Rad;o City Sratoon. New York . N Y, 10019.) I ALREADY GOT ONE THAT'S FIXIN'TO FOLD UP ENNV DAV NOW �I L.rou .,.,laily S!'"ti11~ l . Midd)e(l9rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Mondoy , April24 , 1978 ' · TELEVISION VIEWING € IN THE ZOO LOI- EXPERT HUNTER 1~ ~ .v. b.il1 :11•.1fl• ..~t> 1973 CHE VY NOV A SS E• celle n t cond•tron One owner Noce d t>on ro r Phone b 14 ·367 7758 N 1"'" ~ ~ti.J..I ""'N hi41~ ~o.lih 1909 VW S-' 75 Phone 9<f7 7917 f ....+ ~'f' 111 \i".:. IH-IJ"" .: ,'\: \& \._~ ~ ' -'t'~ - • •• ·..: 1Q7'] lHUNDERBlRO 196 5 Ford ton o•< t.. up 1qoa Ford l oror1o A ll · "' eJoC e llent shape 049 78 7 3 .1.11 Y' ~ ~;:t"f''~ -...~ ."W: .\t't"l\ ~· ' 't ~~~ .. :... ,-·.....~ ~- '."'t ' ..... • • a;<' 1·· -·~ :t. ~.,\'\\.! 'tt."t l ll,.'il 1ll1t.un C: ;."<'ell.!!lt.ll111nUl~ ,· .;~.. I' ..to.h " •'f\;- FO ~ D l TO 2·daor 37 000 m•les $4 C()() Call Q49.']450 I Q76 "" J,..t \ ,..,. .mo.!' \\.l()l[to H\llllt' ....-H\"::1 ,l,N ""~ dfl' d('\""~<oJ -~~~~ "' !U'l \ li.! "' ~ ;>rdl>'f' !5 ~~nt ,·Nn;l! •ur .b ··•m 1ft!< S...u. '\ tnnht>• In ,·.~ rl' ."'m- ,,J r'll' tu~l Tht' ~bl~.:-~ r ·~"'"' r't'' th.:- n~ht tu ~ht \)1 ft'Jt'l " --~ ,,o,b J ..... :u\'J --.t-Jt"-'lll.nal Tt.· i\lbiL~~-r >~ 1\1 '1c>l :.... 1"\'!Jpui'~Jblt- !'.•1' lllclil" :'Wr .n \JK,-r· Camping Equipment Pomeroy Landmark rt'\ t Ul:o.t>fll\111 P 'll~,,- ~!-~ i .x' ~~~ t! ]1 WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES TUL·stl.• I thru Fru it~~ ~ [l \I tilt' tl:!l "~"'"' Nc \U~IO"' ~' ~ dp) >.-I'! " Cl (ar 't' ' . "'t"~£>~~01, ( .;J Do ~ 51~ J~O :'>J 0 5 ~C''' .'\ur~d.tl ~ po l 1 rne,n orl' o f Em •ly Peyton wh o paHed owov I year ag o Aprd / 4 I on Whor -,s home w 1th our a "" ot he r All thmgs FOR 1e nt Renta l , oH •SSt onu! ro te~ lor s.,." '0' (•h te n'> Contact Vdlog e A.\o no1 A pt~ M ,ddlcpor t 907 ?:'87 AP T N..c NPO' 1h1 ~ world mo'f ~end Bul when w e lo~l our M o !her We lo~t our dPore~t f••end The~ soy tune heal~ a ll !>a rr ow And help~ u~ to lor get 8uttnne \ O Ia• ho ~ 011l y pr o,. ed How much we m1~ ~ you (e ! Go d I.. new ~he hod to leave u~ Bu t she d•dn I go al on e • f or port o f us wenr w•th her !he day he to ok h~H ho me 5odly rn1~!>ed by her hv sbono llo yd and children and FOUR ROOM fOUR BE DROOM horne Co lu m bu\ Ohoo L.nden area ~e ll or 1rode l or p ro pe r ty or 14 • 70 ho~J~e rro ol er ol eovo l value 111 Me tgs (ounl,QQ] 73QO o r 9Q'].7()Q4 LOS! 011 oba ndoned ~m o lt moll' puDP.Y Lt br o w n ... ,th .,.., h, te rnorlu ng\ Port collr e Cu te and pto ,.lu i l o qood hornP m coun 11 f SPE! at I b7Q l'ncoln He1gh1\ fll'r10II to CH.ol l'lolll llfle! llfoO ..-. "'"twor'< lt1 11 trN CL ~ARAN C E SAL E beg •ns M on Feb 1J at S.:_•w N Sew Outl et Mo n1 Street Roc•ne A t! polyester double lo. nuc, reduced <~ O~o and Thread brg \pool 5 for $ t ~ ~ Lot.~~~ r- Cl:rrmMn ........ •d lkru "' .. ,._,,_ •w ~RE£ VACATION trt on I I 0 1\11 et l GUN SHOO! Rutland l egron Forrn e ·,er~ Sunday at 1/00 nooq S p on~al{-'d by VFW ,, I M~f OI ATElY £..oc8WI _,....,. so•. 0 WtOE 50 long mob•l e home l urn1shed I 304 773 SSQ.l or QQ') 5537 l11 teo ()uO Iotti! o ft , ~ , tO " !>5 m obile home w tth e .. pon do 3 acr e'!> water H!ph< tonk ( IQt,o> to "wl e'> F urn•~h ed lm meo' oote po\H?.,~•on S10 )()() 74/ 307 4 or wr ote Bo • 9 La ngsville Oh•o 457 4 1 A rlanra . Wa shington Orlando . Memphis FABJl l( SA lt A I rno te fiO ,,, ~hop or.1 o:,ol» I .... el'k onl ,- 1/ondoy Apr ,- thr u So tv rdov P.p nl 12 hr'.' auo t t 1 ~ nrh c, to rt at ~ I 98 (oro r·o Fob"c~ lor otfod an ~I n •I f' ru th of (h ester Of-,u rl ou r~ "'lJ om •t: 7 00 \'l. o"dOf rhr." ~•,doy (io~OO So ' I,Jroo , ~ ,;-;- f'P.' ic..• ~ o le nPPio ~ H£.. • 1 a nd Mary MANA Gl '-HN r 1'0511 ION ()nr y ,. h(J C.OII o lnC. u 1 IP.OII .., ol ' "'-" l"l C." ' ' • nd <kil•(;othoon ICI SVCClS!. ...rl (JI I(:P'> I. t t ('.oo(l eP\MICit r WO i lll ••hoiOil •l• l~ ...0 ' ""111 ... ··~ <C'I •'"'!)'Il l ~I fl"oD•I '""' t •t*•..,U, ~oo mou .. ,......, wov• I)A(:~9' 0-'f1Cl a ¥GY ~~ Dl fU ll 1,.. P'tt!O'/ .... M' IOOio•"'l 1(1< Pllo.-.. On''t''~ 0< ,.,q, tbd l, U MI TEO ~POA TU NI rv Atli''O t~£ ~tt l Di tl C II" .... re lrorro Pd ~· P">U ~· O~""~ ~v~' g l o~.,e ~ ·o - e• !• 0,..- t"' t r or o• !he ~ • [io.r' •!>t:r 0':1~ ' I"' Pvll ond p ~·o se f!a,e at ·~f' Po'>l or D''Ot ~ 7A'i i • SV P....,ord '·\Tio',\, \ f fl\l t\ A(!!O tl MlU r"" o ' vr Bo11 e1ed /; un·Pl /I ( )•o l u~ PP pr,n .'lr:, rrJ>r ~ j · lr,on Q! or c~n ler ') I Qi' ·•~ Phr,r P '¥:17 l(jl.f~ lor n ! • rrra• or 'f f·f~,Jtc•• '"1 r• k t~H. t ':ol l X ~·• •·•·1 -. II ·,, ,,, , lf12 II 2' ¥ • li'1 <m!l Pomer oy f orf'~l f> to dvrt' Top pr ,< e l ot ~ ta ndong \O ,..t 1mber Call '19? S<fb5 or Kf:'nl Hanby I <14 6 8570 ll!I BEI" NOTICE OF ( J l 23 74, 15 , Jt c In 1898, Spain declared war on the United States after receiving an American ultimatum Ill withdraw from Cuba . In 1972, Apollo 16 astronauL~ blasted off the moon and headecf ba ck Ill the Earth after t he third U.S. expl orati on of the lunar swiace . A thou ~ht for the da y : German poe t Chr istian Gellert sa1d , "lJve as you will have wished to live when you · are rl vin ~ ." Anniversary Special FREE French Fries ' W i th P urc h o~ t> Of 9 Steak Sandw 1th ~ON Art tl TUH WI D 14 · 2~ - 'jl6 At All GIN OS ECO NOMY lRA Cl OR woth all at lochmo>nl'> lo k e ne._.. os k 111g SiiSO · Phone b1 4) 6QB 3?90 B 8. ') MO BI LE HOME S Pt Pl ea ~ a n t W V a be'!o •de H(>< ~ ~ 1rn3 Br.o odmore 14 ~ b.<l 7 bed room 197J 0 0 f1Qn 14 1 t:iJ J bedr OOirl !97/ ..;,c tonor1 14 • b7 3 bedroom ) both 197/ Co vf- nlr y 1/ • b5 3 brorl r oom. '1e9 Sro ht,•n u r~ 1/ 1 bO 2 bedr co rn RED UC f ~ A rE 8 lo">t w.th Go Be~e I oblets 8. l 1/o p wole r poll s F.JPI\on D•ug Vi aJtt..d to Uuy PUBLIC SALE NOt iC e rs hereby g,yen !nat on Apr r1 27th , 1978, at 10 00 A M a publ iC sa te w ill be he l d at t he Sco ll Shan k res tdence 105 Un 1on Avenue . Pom er oy , Oh 10, to se ll tor c ash the follo w i ng c a1l atera l. t o w rt 1973 Fort Tor 1no . <~ aoor 5ta1lon Wagon . Serra I No JH .& 2 H 18781 6 The Nat 10nr'll Bank. o t Delro •t. M icht gan rese r ves the r rqht 10 b1d at th i S sa te IQ75 12 • t:IJ Gron voll e M odern co un,r y h.11ng 011 con d•'• On H, Q co mpletely furn,c,hed 37 • Q own1r~:g ~t or oge ~hed Pot. o Ma n ~ e • tro ~ W, ;l \lOri Ol S7400 Phon .. qq7 bi93 (Q tf'ol ~ ( URP:HKV tol<enc, old par k'et YtOtche!l ond <h a,ns ~,l ... er and gold WP nef»d lqb4 and older '!o il>" f:' r c.orn'> Buy ·w ll or trod~ Call Ro g(o r Wofflsloy 747 133 1 OLD f-URN ITURE •r •· bo n ·'> b r o~~ bed ~ ~ron bed., r•tr tornpl r•tro hou ~ehold s W• ,,., M D Mrl l ~>t Rt 4 Pomeroy Oht o 0 1 coli 997 7760 NO II EM 100 Lo rge o r too '>moll Wd ! buy I p1ece o r comple te hou!tchold N ~w u!.Cd or on t r que) Mort+" s Furnrture 10 N 7nd St , M 1ddleport Phon e 997 6370 CHIP WOOD P ol e~ m o~~: drometer 10 on lor gmt en d !iB pPr ton Bundled ~ l ob S6 per ton O~l ~>1 ered to Ohto Pollet Co lh 7 Pam er oy 997 2689 $( A SH $ fQ, 1ur1 k to r ~ Frye s ifuck and Au ro Parts ll\l ret k er St:'rvrw l11t.> ~ole O" d Repai r Ru tland 7<1'} 7081 o r Pf'n m oi l !A'} '9575 WANTED TO buy ?SO 01 300 boles ol st1ow Colli J04 523 1331 WANT TO bv y Young cou pl e to buy cou nlry proper ty 50 ro 100 plus acre\ good woter and mrne rol n ghts trllohlfo and woodPd John 6t .t 054 17\? nont~ CO A L LIMF5!0Nl 'and grovel, takrum {hlorrdP lertllrt er dog l ood and oil type'> of !. ai r b (el\101 Solr Woth I nc E M om ) t Pomer oy ~1 38GI l \ ~7 A DA !SU N Qq') H53 NICf PI GS l or 11 .4 9 /1:157 Pt( KUP ~a i f' 11100 Ah Pt 5 (QI/ 1976 HO NDA MR'l~ e• (E>Ilen t cond ri10n 5750 1938 Hor iPy Dovrd~ o n C u~ I O I! llft?d 01 ce lfpnl cohdr 11on has su1C1de dv tch and ~ h.fr and oth e1 oc c e., so" ~ " S.J OC() 61 4 698 3790 £:0UtP M t: N f l OR to mplete beauty shop l ol l out o perato r ~ 1! sold Thts. week Phone snoo I~ YO U ha ot~ o !oerv1 ce to ofler wo nt to f'luy or ~ ell ~Oinf> lhor'1g OP IQn ~ "9 l or ••.or~ or whotf>,pr rou 1: Y"' r EO~ult' lo ~ter w 1th o Sf>r•trnPI Wont A d Coli qq'] 71 ~ FLEA MAR~[[ Satur day Apnl ?9th E11 eryone we lcome . 20 tables of dd ferent tl ems for '!.ol e at Ame11<an Leg, on Post .407 Rutland Oh 10 & BLEND j... Pomer1r1 Landmark ton FO R O~' 100 tru< k Ju'J ~tor1 dord Edr o good condrt1on 19 romol f' color IV Good condo !t an $100 Q49 70S I 1976 HAIIL EY Fl H 1?00 Brl..e ,, on \hO wi QOfl'1 (Ond rlron wr !h tour pocl.. helmet and other C llfO ~ Onl y 3600 mole~ S3A00 Ot will cor1S 1de r tr od e l or I Q7b or la ter mod el F'or d or Chev rolf:' t 'r ton p•c t.. up 98) 3917 I Q7J YA MAHA 750 rnator{ yclc G oo d condotoon St!SO 9Q'] )S40 (all nmo A~ collec tr or• ol A von r of ! (• t i O f ~ de(on ter '> IV'>! lt t.. e nt• w W rit be on <sale al ~leo Mor lo. ,:.t ot Rutl and legron Hal l on ~a tu1doy A p11l ']Q th A ll tt('rn\ pr •c ed to ~ell f or mo•,. !ll fo•mo l ron <o ft 991 531J ,., y, ," r~11 c. !lr·l o~l r 11 ·( lt I • T v J ,H k Phone 992-7113 MAY Be ON H15 WAY C'AFFODi~ DOBBIN :; : 20,33. BY OW NLR 5 octC'> w• th 9 room h o u ~e FRH GA~ 1 cor go, ag e ~urnmer l..r tchen a nd bord Pr ed by 7ueek~ Co lt 985 3827 JUST COMPLEIED new hou~e on M rddl opor·l Fo r rno n• rnlmmo 11on lOll Qq'] 2138 or 9Q1. S304 BY OWNER J e-d o• r go ~ ttanrng 1 Ru t land bedroom'> wt rh l ore heal ond 01r cond1 otre lev1.•, l lol "' SI S 000 Ph on e 7J/31b3 SiORY fro1110 ho u ~ e 0 o,d bo1h ce llot ou t b urld1119~ 4 acre~ lopd a ! edge of Rut land Comp leTe tro ile1 hoolo. up al!oo I bon k ~ ap pror'> ed proJWI!y ot !.> 15 ~DO Phon!' q92 7()q 4 H OU~ E AND b u~rn£>'s R e (·d~v,llo 98S 3~?9 P O M~R OY ·I~J j)fjl 9:3o-:one Day At A T ime 8, 10; Art Amer i ca 20 . lO:Oo- BIII y Graham Cr usade 8, Lou Grant 10; News A( Rf!, 8 roo m rem odeled hom e oil mrncrol r 1gh ts fue l 011 l urnoce Rutland aroo S3b 000 New 3 b ~~d o oo r n to ta l 1113 acre\ electrr( horne neat mtiH!~ 5'1 7 000 Bvdd•ng lo t I 11 acre~ IVrol wo te1 on Ia ! i 3 800 Colt 741 2819 oh er 5 pm or onytrrne ~01 8 ~vr' lWOHOUS ES . 1Q77 IOOOcc Bvrghondy )porl ~ l er 1800 nHic~ f:,. cel len t tondr l ron Klfl g and Ouee n ~eat S3300 q4q 7771 alter b prn Senou!> wlh only 19~9 INIERNAliON AL I , ton tru<lo. 791 engme Ne wly o vrorhouh~d Nlj w !roe ~ S9Q5 30• 773 1365 f:.OR ~ AU Parh l or 1974 Vf!g o Sta tro n Wo gan Colt e"lt>nmg!l qq') 7943 OOZER FOR HIRE Specialiud in Yl(d grading , driveways , For The Best Price 'In Town See Denver Kapple Kitchen Cabinet•, Roofing, Pa.tios, Sidewotks, New Construction & co ·ncrete Remodeling . (614) 667-6177 Between 7: 30 & 9:00 p.m . 4- 12· 1 mo. P. DAVID BRICKLES MOORE'S General Contracting Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Pomeroy , 0 . Ph . 992 ·2841 Route2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estimotes by Appointment Phone 992-7119 n4.1fc Syrocut.c on ' 10CIC lo t ~ po <rou\ J bedr oom woth large uhhly 10om Hardwood t lool\ and car pe t r1ull tree\ and ~ l11 ub., ~ In Roc•n e 3 1 acres 8eou11!ut S bcd1 oom 3 both home Com ple tely 1 ernode te d on d co1 petcd Ha s both go ~ and eleclrtc f urnace large co,port and sfo mge buildtngs Cen tral or1 p tu., lu ll bo ~ eme n l Fot rn l or matron (Oil 11 49 1018 84 ACRE S l emed born 1 pon ds 70 ocr t:Hi po~lure ba lanced limbe r J bedroom ho use. 11 bo~emonl on Rl 143 1 m ile~ oH R1 7 By pa ~s Q-49 2057 I ' ' acr es on leodr ng ( r(:el., Rood 997 7060. AUTO PAINnNG Radiator~ Rt. 1 Middleport , Oh io Service•ro. ,..,. ...,u-,..er 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Comptele Pa int Jobs Small Cars SlOO.OO Large Cars Sl25.00 Trucks 5175.00 Body work & repair 51. 00 per inch using onl)' the best Dupont materials. 742-JOIO "BRFJ>J<ER, ~AJ!B.'.' 1\IIS IS LfAD· FOJl' ~E'. ~~ -..~.. fat' tD R..esidential Trvdt . , ~lbH'AIAY/1 ... IJW'S 'QJR. for Henderson J, UNION OPERATED 3.30.1 mo. l:lusiness Service" 5ave 30 pel . to SO pel. on heating cost E~~;perience BOWER S REPAIR ~weeper~ IOO!> ICr ~ u an~ ott ~ rn nl1 oppltanre s lown mow tH llfJ JI to ~lato Hrghwo y Gmo ge a n Rou w 7 Ph one (61 4) Q8S 3875 HlM ODH tN G Plunrbmg h~·at111g and all type~ ol general rupou Wot l.. guoton teed 10 y(>Ot \·Ox pc • 1encc Phone 9'17 ?• OQ ·MACHINE Repou ' ~e1 .... ce oil rnoke ~ Qqj 71!l 4 fhe f abr1c Sh op P o mc • o y Aul hor rtc d ~rng cr Soles and S(•l¥1<e We~horp en ~<t~~o1~ and fully insur!d Freo Est. Coli : 991-3115 4-9· t mo. pd . \~EI Superior FL WOOO Slum hlraction Young's . . MODERN SUPPLY engine mower Carpeting Small ~ ..... l, '""""'· 0. C,rpet • UphOlstery Ph011e Mile Youna Milsst)' Ftf9ul0n & Gibson Tilltrs, Lewn Boy Mower Soles & Service. & service. AI .92·2206 Of 992·7630 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph . 992-2164 '111tOriliftiiDII Rat lilt lmitJIDII Uuoiness Op,mrtunities WAN I I:D DlAaRS to i!l~ ta ll lm pertal ~p raye d R+· Roo trng and Roo l rcop11 ~ nn old and nt.•w bvddtng~ 11 ,., al~o o lr(ltnltn dOU\ unutgy and lf1~UI OII O II ~over Nearl y o,.ery han\{' ond build1ng ownro1 con uw rl We ore th e' on ly monuloclurP1 that trOifH how to t n~ to l1 wrth on thP 1ob t•o mrng by l otlu• y rn ~ toiler s No l ees oJ any lo. 1nd We O!O only 1 n t erc~ t ('d If\ ~ell .ng th• ~ rao lrng and energ y ~ov ~n g rnotcr rol and cqu1prncn 1 tho ! we monuloc turc Con bo o pp l u~d all yeo1 round W .. te lm pe r rol (h .. m r( ol~ 4700 W• no hrc... on A 11e Ph•l o PA 191 44 or coli Mt Waher r. To ll I"' ee I 800 ')/3 3b04 or ~I') 844 0700 WOULD YOU LIKl TO NET $75.000 "" IJ'o't Y£.ru( • 8( SlLF ·EMPLOlt D, AND A NOT 'HAVl 10 INVES T LO T OJ MONEY S.. - 14 uNito Htlp Wlflled · TWO SlORY 3 bed toom ! rome. houS(J ~ A lurnQ(C '> l o rm wr n d ow~ f rrupl occ In M 1ddl epo •t Phon~ 991.3457 0 1 991 5867 . Duoiness Service!! ' looder EXC A VAIING do1er '-24·1 mo . Service~~ Offered and boc kha (! work dump tru c k ~ and lo bo y ~ l of h11c writ haul l dl du 1 to \Oil lr rnc ~ r one ond grovrol Coli Bob 0 1 Roger Jel l er s day phollc 992 70811 ntgh l ph one 99/ JS/5 o• Q<l") . 5131 ~ X C AVAl tNC. darer bod.. hoe Md d .t th •' ' Chorle!t R Hot· B Ol~ Ho e Servtc o , l reld ll: ullund Oht o Phone 7 471008 Wlll do roohng co n~ tr uct ton , plumbrng ond hoolmg No fOb 100 Iorge o+ tao ~ n,oll Phone 74') 734 8 HOWERY AND MAR !'IN COIIC i rng H~p ll c sy~tem~ , doHH backhoe dump truck . grave l - blod'llop lmre\ tonc pov1ng Rt I -4 3 Phone 1 (6 14) 098 733 I BA THROO M S AND t'\ t t c h en~ •emodeled cc1ornt< hie plum br ng co rpen t1 y a nd gener al motnten ont ~ 13 ye o• ~ elt Pl'' r~n( e 997 3685 PULLI N S ( XC A VAIING . Comp le te Smvl(f.! Phone QQ? 2478 WINlER G I:T Ia you r h ouse? let u~ make nocenory repo•rs AI lr omm . Consli uel lo n 747·7318 . PIANO lUNING lor1~ Daniel s Al so ropatn and od1uslments 992· 2581 II no on s ~er colt qq1 . ~0111 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT CALL .I WISH I WAS OFF lHESE CRUTC HfS ·-· BLlT IT' S 5 ' PR15 1N' HOW ~ U'Ol YUH CAN DO POOR GAMMY JOT... IN l'H ' HOSPITAL ... LISSA 15 AWFU L WORRIE D ... SHE SAY S 6 AMMY IS TERRIBL E \liCK "· 0~ Saturday s Will CARE l o r the elde rl y '" our hom e Ph ane992 -7314 WA JER WEl l dnllmg G ra nt. H2 1879 ~ - W•l l1om AT 446-3643 BED FOR YOU l~ ~~,[~L~N~:eE) " Lara est Selection In The Va llev '219.95 Let us tnt your w1t1r Fnt Pomenw Landmark Jock W. C.rMY, Mgr Phone 992 -2111 REDUCED TO S15,900 - " SU PER BARGAIN IN POM EROY" - m story home in very good condition . Features 4 bedroom s, love ly fam il y room in basement , nice living room. kitchen& bath. Large yard fen ced In back . Better ca ll now, this won 'l lasl long . ~ .... -.. ... 1:. IIO I • ' -1 n~ ~ AI ... _....,. • A[ l I XJ[I Xll J gested by the abOYe canoon Heroe s 10; Emergency One 13 ; Petticoat Junction 5 : 3~News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33 ; Ma ry Tyler Moore 10; Hoaan ' s Heroes 15. F I' F 6:oo-News 3.4,8,10.13,15 ; AB C News 6; ee tng ree 20 . 6:lo-N BC News 3,4,1 5; AB C News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20 . 7:0()--Cr oss-Wils 3.4; Newlywed Game 6. t3 ; Pop Goes The Counlry 8; News 10; Gill igan 's ts. 15; French Chef 20: Book Beat 33 . What the ~ar crime reporter always WitS - An swer 7: 3()- H o 11ywood Squa r es 3; Let' s Go To The Races 8: Candi d Ca mera 6; Ma c N eii ·Lehrer Report 20 ,33 ; Pr ice is Right 10 ; T hat ' s H o llywood 13 ; T elevis ion Honor Society 15. D s 6 13 · 8.oo-Man From Al tant is 3,4,15; Happy ay ' ' . Mo vie " T he Runaways " S. 10. N ational Geoorap h lc . :. :_.: : ,: ::.:___:__--:::-:::-::1-=D::-:G ::-:E:------ BR -So f •"' ,.AU61 l'r M£: ~ RCt"" ~D...£.1) of L'l ff • • • Ht:liO oi'Tnl"'~ NG PA~,. l.._.HoL,.. W "T n ·"I Lf ·2.'-l ' 1'' .... · ~ 20 ,1li -+-lf,-,-ir'i.f ' +-1-T-- '" §!J ;,.1 - 1~• 1 .-- l l • w~~n + .1 ~~ R ~ :! z• I"" r'· · ,-,o "' • # !Ji! ro I .,~" " • ~ 1~ •· - H ere'' how to work it : Ottc l• llcr silll lliV ~t :uldS f o r ~not h cr . In this . .samp l e A Is .. !.. lctt"r" Ulit•d fo r 1ht• 1hfl'l ' J.'s, X f or 11lC 1w n s. (' 1c •·,,, ;o. " '.. " · apos l rophcs , t he l eng th :tnd fornwti ;1 n t•f I he \\ont s ar c all ' · hint s. Each · o· <i:ly lht• ('ode 1ctlrrs t~rc ., 11 li:! w <t s 1.1 .I Ill Q .I ; 2 K Q .1 G :1 ~ 1 1; , , :1 ,. A I ll~~ 4 • ,\ <I Il l K H~ • • 1\ li 4 • 8; 5 Vulnerable : Neit her Dcal<•r : E a s t d1rTeren t. Wi 'lll POl S!-. Pa ss 1\iarlh Easl l':oss :t ;'\IT P:t~s ha ve mcomplcte He should a ttal'kcJ f trs t Hnrl ds would hdiamon a v e been surl' of htS conlract t hat • ,, · A X V D t. 8 A A X R t. 0 N G· F E t. t. 0 IV is t:AST • K ; 5:1 4/11-.\ Slll' Tit ' "" r 7 ~ :\ • ,1 10 I" · ~ 1i " i/,, out a ft er th e defense had coll ected thei r r ed aces. plu s tlm· c s pa des, he would have mode the ha nd if he had atta c k<'d di a m onds sin ce West held that a ce. Alter a ll 1t had ta ken a ~ - 1 club br eak to defe at h1111. . Os wa ld : ·· sout h's anal ys is .' I OK Til +G ·-~ ,.fff I'" 4 f?5 ~ .. ..... • of My nftLrOWAN"E 0 Legendary C hristian ""~I:J_-J-~~-h,:--\-.J--f-~l---------l priest 1 ~s 38 Give vent to • R""" · moun·"" • ta in range '"' piO ~ 40 Martin and Sir Anthony ; ll i\ II . Y l 'R'' PTOtlliOTE Suulh 1 NT Pass Opcmng l~ad : • ~ WH)'. 1 ld h I d Alan : " lk SJOU ave t .e k a heart to dummy at n c two a nd led ~~ diamond from dum my . 11 East held the diam ond ace androse w1th1t Sou t h would be s ure of three diam ond tri cks . If East ducked South would shift to clubs a nd be s ure of two clubs and one dia m ond. In ld atty eve nt the gam e won hav e been safe . '' A~~ ' lil~ .gW}l 1'Ry PTOO UOTES WINNIE . ' ---- FDC . 70 CIIAT W/711 RUSS AS 1/NPACK M Y SI.JI 7'1::/15E: .~' An carpet lnstol'-<1 wl podding ol no chorie. Expert lnstollatlon. O KXQAE; L Q F DCAKZ WF UWIC NA WH AXF WH V UN Z · II\' Os~<u ld .la <·oby aiul Alan So niag HYDXXU · Alan " It is so ea s y to co mplain about ba d luck D XU WEN Z, whe n vour troubl es really N WH PXKU E KXXT . Rubber Back Carpet N N C EQYNFWXA . - EKQTTXAE c:oru c ri·om bad play ." Oswald : " South 's a ce of spades took East 's king at trick one. South promptly led a club to dumm y. Eas t Saturday's Cryploquote : WHEN SPRING COMES MANY A won with his a ce and led MAN WHO IS RETIRED WISHES HE WERE WORKING SO anothc1· s pade. South's ten HE COULD TAKE THE DAY OFf.-SOURCE UNKNOWI' lost to West 's jack and West continued s pades ." r,., l!r18 Kin.: fu luret Synd!ule , In t . Alan : " As South pointed flA I\NEY '4.11 :'~:d. Vin~ - Good st'-ctlon• - Fully stocked. Rut tend 0 Jumbles TESTV BRIAR FELLOW ALMOST abbr . 28 Jungle drum 31 Measure of Denmark 32 Once while 33 _ victis ~'~1\~A~N;K~&~F.~.l~lN~I~F.~,1-'~~0JW~~~~[r'l"'---------=--~--~~~-=~~=~---"" WH t:.N "' wAS -a6H "~ M v fA.UI:.D Yr:..oS (,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. FURNITURE Now arrange the ctrc1ed letters to form the surpnse answer. as sug· 1 • ""r• .. - ·• ,,....., , u LARGE block l abrador ~ e t fieye r Co lt 992-73 17. 742-2211 Richer , For Poorer 15 ; Me rv Gri tt l n 6; Addams Family 8; Sesame Sl. 20,33: Gomer Pyle . USMC 10; Dinah IJ . . . , 4:JD-Little Rascals 3. 15 ; Gilligan ·~ Is. 4; Gol l1gan s ts 8 : Brady Bunch 10. 5:oo-Here Corpe The Br ides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmo,ke 8 : Mi ster Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33 ; Hogan s 21~~~~~n's 1-"'-+:--+--+..-+-'"++-+'~ · ,-t--t-l Bad luck is bad play FOU ND RUnAND . LtKE HE DOE5COU L.D IT E5E \H I$'? too Lo!t1111d·llf.ymf can m -2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT F'LA~E S UP ..JU51 c:::::;;;~~~ ·' Buy whtr• you un com• '" 15 IN STOCK ~ - '2.4 ;:~.~jours •net '" what you'rt glontng Let soften " c:ondtllon your walor wllli Co-op wotor softener, Modtl uc.svt: Now only of Our Lives 3,4, 15; As The W orld Turns 8.1 0: 2 oo-One Life lo Live 6,13 ; 2:3o-Doclors 3,4,15; Guiding Lig hf 8.1 0. 3:oo-Anolher World 3,4,15 ; General Hospilal 6. 13; Lilias . Yoga & You 20 . . 3·3D-A II tn The Family 8,10; Consumer Surv"al Kll 20 ; 4:()()--Mi ster Cartoon 3; Superm an 4; For (Answe rs tomorrow) ~:..··\ FloorinR In SlotA Evontng• Colt 446·3196 or •46-7111 Only 15. 33; O ld Friends ... New Fr iends 20 ; 8 : 3()-- Laverne 41 007 & Sh irley 6, 13 ; To Be Announ ced 20 . I Marry DOWN 9 : 00-M o n eyc hange rs 3,4.15 ; Three 's Comp any 6, 13; l:'\~1~.1~·E~Y~OO::::_P-=:___::~-:-:-::::-.::::;-\.~~-;;;:;:;:-l . - - - - ------:--r-;:r;-;---:------:--:- 5 Sporting I Suit muncher H y d e Park 33; Si,; Americ an Fam ilt es 20 . 9:3o-Movie " Vega~ ... 6.13; GE Theater 8,10; lO .ooGUAilD5 OF AN' IV< CAN'T 11-IERE JUOT YOIJ ' \ (• '·. ·,.. . .,, , .'f, ,;; , • 10 eHveebnr\sew 2 11JNlo. '$ AR'E GEntNG GH A~ll. '1'>1 ' MA~ BE A WA' . ' ' . ' ·' V f Si.: American .Fam ili es 33 ; N ews 20. NEAR ~ 'THEY WON'T f'l'11NCE55 UN'flL 1'0 DO "]}<AT , 7~ ' 1'\- ,ic_ h . / ,· < ~ measure 3 Rate 0 10 . 31)-B i ack Perspe ctive On The N ews 20. G illE UP THE .:HASii/ we StW<E 'EM ! ~D~ !"]}< I~.<;, . ', ·,-i - J _.' «'(.,'~~ ------.......:··t.l ll Meal movement ll :QO-- News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15: D1ck Cavell 20 ; Over •t---r__c:"E.:>.R! _/ HOW' .',· '· •c,; . \ 12 s.uce 4Memorable Easy 33. 11: JG-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 ; Gui nnes s Book of W orld '"') ..., • ingredient time Yesterday's Answer Records 6,13: McCloud 8: ABCNews 33; 12 :0()-14 Cadence call 5 Push ba ck Janak i 33. 22 Locked up 29 Convex 6 Brazil tree 15 Cow 1:oo- To morrow 3,4: News 13,. 23 Use molding P"i?J'-11 6 Pull. along 1 Kind of soap 1 lo-Ko iak 8. up 30 Naval. 11 The Desert 8 Iron Movie Channel 4 24 Philippine historian Fox Curta in 5 & 7 P .M.- Bound tor Glory ( PGI island Miss 19 Chemical country 9 & 11 P.M. - Slapshot IRI 34 25 Holy place · Bagnold suffix 9 Fretted Cable Channel 5 26 Pa inter, Suffix II Oarsman 36 "Dombey ' I •• Claude 6:30 P M. - Test imony Tim e with cash ll Breaks 28 Mr. Moody and _ .. 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudino Fami ly Fitness show 2! Skidded to harness 7:30 P .M. - Home Digesl (i 1\SO I.J NE 1\IJ .EY "' of " Allen's 37 Poke 22 March date 18 Air 10:00 P.M.-700 Club . smartly Alley" • Can't be 24 The Mets' 21 Used up You don't hav& lhew'll Has t hewhove stadiwn ,.,.. , -,.2,...-~-r,;-1-T-r::-1;::o To,.-'li)oli'il Mond 3_\, April t4 to creep,Sl im' She be here anw into siqht. Rufus 7 1 ' careful ' 25 Gov't. won't break! minute,Melba 1 1 -,..-,--,agents 1,o · ?; I" 26 Late Chinese Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag leader 1 ..,..I'. 9' and 12' 6,13 : ACROSS AI Low AO THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY I ~ hlldren 8; Yo ung & the Restl ess 10; Not For Women : 30-Day s by THOMAS JOSEPH Wt hove ont1rgod our SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & SAVE ALOT \ ~ service dtplr1mtnf •nd Jock W. C.noy , Mgr Phone 992·2111 News t,'· APPLIANCE SERVICE Pomerow Landmark • • _..., NEW - JU ST OFF PRE SS ! JUMBLE BOOK •11 with 110puules 19 aotall· able 1or $1.35 postpaid from Jumble . c/o th is newspaper , P.O. Box Norwood, N.J. 07648. lnctude your name, addte s9, tip code and me e ch ecks payable to Newspaper t:roaks ~- will service Hotpolnt oncl olhtr bronds. Tomorrow 8,10 ; Elec. Co . 33 . :oo-For Richer For Poorer 3; All My FIRST WITH THE WORST ' EM .. . Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Phone 912 -3748 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING 3-31·1 mo. 675.m2 "'M~ ' " Print answer here: ORPHAM AMMIE---BACK HOME BLUES Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. lor ea ch oth er IJ1Tl.EORPHAN r\ NN IIc J&L AT made KJ I Seotic Tank Service Bo x Chester, Ohio !Q.JO.c They're BOD LIE ~'s r~num "Get ALoad Of This" lwi:'TLIERALL CONCROE BRADFORD A u c t ton~ll' Com picHe Scrvrce Pho ne q49 7487 o r 949 7()()'J Roc me Ohoo Cr '" Bradf ord <:--r----.!-"1 Phooe 985-3806 j. / \GLUEDE Anyday , anytime. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1 t II I J Aif'. AT 11 Mll~OO 7i~~ estimate . 24 hour service. '-•· -BEST QUALITY INTERIOR 1.: ;)I & .'1 EXTERIOR PAINTS Hartford 882.2175 [PHAMC A~-ll.l·lll~­ 'l'OLIR. HAIR. Cll'lt'R.. and C•ll commercial . tt. by HenrtArnoldandBobLee TO?E t I'I O' o,.. C• ...go I <(<>"' LOJI!.'... I'V~ OOf "'LAI7{~, SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 4-9-1 mo. F!Vl ACRES el'telt e nt bUIIdtng \ rle Tupper~ Pl om!i. , water a ... o, lob le $6 800 Ca ll alter S 00 prn ~ ~ 7b85 IN GALLIPOLIS I '! 3·15-tfc EXPERIENCED ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~=1..~C~=::Jt$J?ilii1lZl1ii' fo~r ord inary words l FIXW BOB'S ID'il Unscr amble these tour Jumbles. one letter to each square. 10 lorm AI landscaping , ett. Call JERRY MURPHY '1111\i~ ~ ~ ~<.,!lL!J ® ~ ~WINC ~I V l rntnu l c'> to tow" ond !>( hoob· A lurnr num !>1 d mg Sl ot 1n ~ rndow~ und doo r ~ New lo.tt cl"l en a womon ~ delogh t 7 or 3 bPd1o om~ Bo!>etnert t Cor pe l thr oughout By opporn t rnent onl y Rogcf Abbo !l 9'97 611 4 or ~~ 7377 In Deal EsW" (or Sale burld •ng ,., Mee ting of Minds 33. LODGE: 4-4-1 mo. 7:0()--T oda y 3,4,15: Good Morning Ameri ca.6,13; CBS News 8; Bul tw inkle 10; 7 3o-Schootles 10 . S:oo-Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; sesame S, 33 ; 8.3o9:oo-Merv Gr iftln 3; Phil Donahue 4,13, lS ; Emergen cy One 6; Family Altair 8; Malch Game 10. c d 9:3D-Andy Griffith 8; Fam ily Affa ir 10; lO :oo- ar Sharks 3,4, 15; Edge of Nig ht 6; Pa ss The Bu ck 8; Joker ' s Wild 10; To Tell The Trulh 13. '10 :3Q-Ho tlywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8,10: $20 ,000 Pyramid 13. . 11 :Oo-High Rollers 3,4, 15: Happy Day s 6.13: 11: lDWheet ol Fort une 3.15 ; Fa mi ly Fe ud 6,13; Par . lr idg e Fami ly 4; Love of Life 8,1 0: Sesame St. 20 ; 1H5--C BS News 8: Lo ving Free 10. n :oo-Newscen ler 3; News 4,6,10: Sanf ord & Son 1~ ; Gambil 8; Midday Maga>lne 13 ; 12 :3o-Ryan s Hope 6.13 : Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15 : Search for . 9 : 0D-Money changers 3, 4, 15; Art Ame ri ca 20 : [HAD HER TO McKEES HUN TI Pomeroy, Ohio & Co mments 10 ; 6:3D-Focus on Co lumbus 4; New s 6; Svnrlse Semester 8; .6:4S:M o rn l ng eport J; 6: so-Good Morning, Wst V1rg lnta 13; 6:55--C huck Wh ile Repoorls 10; News 13. 6 : 2s-C oncerns B:Oo- Ro l!ergir \s 3,4 ,15; Sugar Tim e! 6.13; N at tonal Col tegiat e C h eer le adin g Champ i onsh ip ~ 8 , 10 ; Consu mer Survival 20 ,33 . · , 8:3Q-Joe & Va lerie 3.4.15: Baseball 6, 13; Turnabout HA5 E5CAPE D EASY':S ' 191 301 I '·''Y Mqt /SO BU ea1 co rn Hand p•clo ed S1 o bu 985 3978 VEl VEl STEP Nu rs e's Shoe~ $4 .88 to S 10 .88 . Bail ey!> Middleport . For sales & Service o4 - TUESDAY . APRIL 25 , 1978 5:4s-FarmReport 13 : 5:5o-PTL Club 13; S·SsSunr lse Semester 10; 6:oo-PTL Club IS. Schools 33. 7·3Q-Thal Nashville Mus ic 3; In Search of 4; Muppet · Show 6; Mafch Game PM 8; Mac Neii ·Lehrer Reporl 20,33; Wild Kingdom 10; Candid Camera 13 . 20; Original s 33 . . 30 y1 hri"oncm g Ol!iO ~~ lr noncrng Ireland M q~ t g oq e 77E STele A,t hen~ ph on e bl 41 I lr , r r .v ( , H Phn111 Crusad e 15; Daniel Fost er ~ M.D. 20; Know Your 220 E. Main St . Cd UNJR\' l orrnlo nd w1 1h !.ec!ud ed wood5 wa ter and good ot t e"~ rn M onroe Cou nt,- W Vo S1 000 d o wn call (30 4) 777 3107or 304) 77? 32'17 1 1 1( I · , 1977 FO RD 75 m owm Only us!ld lw•t:e Coli Gl9/ 71.tB 992 ·3079 HOMESillS l o r ~ olo I acre an d up M tddlepor t near Rutland Coll 997· 7481 77 RED UCF SAFt 8. l o5 1 wrth G a S es~: labht t) and E Vap wore t prlt~ Nel!oon~ Orug FI VE GA LLON gorden ~p roye1 (new) 8 8 0 el .. c tr~ t hedge shear s (used tw11 o, lreod le sewt n g m och1ne good condt t1on Very ol d solrd ook s1ond Split b o ttom sewmg roc k er Real ~!:stale for Sale ollH:1 H l)t)l"lilt Apph \,1 ), - Chanl"!el 5 & 7 P.M.-Guns & Fury (G) 9 & 11 P.M.-Dom ino Pr incip le I RI Cable Channel 5 6.: 30 P.M. - Testimony Time 1·00 P.M. - Paul Gaud ino Family Filness Show 7;30 P.M. - Speci a l Edition : A Free Press 10:00 P M. - 700 Clu b 6·QO--News 3 4,8, 10,13,15 : AB C News 6: Zoom 20. 6:Jo-NBC N ~ws 3.4 ,15: ABC News 13: Carol Burnell & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10 ; Ove r Easy 20 . 7 oo-C•oss.Wils 3.4: New lywed Game 6,1 3; Marl y . Robbins' Spolllghl ·8: News 10; ~Ill y Graham EUIOTT APPLIANCE II AND SERVICE 1H -llc RISING Sl AR Ken11el Boordrng Indoor ond ou td oor ru n ~ C.•op mmg all breed\ Cl ea n '> Otl •lor y locrl 1ttC$ Ches h1 re . Phone \61 4 ) 367 0/91 POMEROY LANDMARK ~ ~ALES AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 12:4G-News 13 ; 1 ; 00-Tomorrow 3,4. MONDAY. APRIL24 , 1978 e iJ e;.oa 3790 • oam~ WOOD COOK <,to11e 6 bur net o11en worm1ng tloe h Woter to nk whuro enornel 74/ /581 1976 HONDA JW Rood Boke Ch r ome and bluo> Fran ! d1~ c brake ~ Vr-1y Ia .... rn1!es ') helmet ~ S900 9'n b30'1 HOOF HOlt OW H or~e~ Buy sell trade or l rorn New and used -, add le~ Ruth Rcev~~ A lbany rwo KAWA SAII; I I'\ )( 'N'J r et• lor Sale VA f HA RIDING lAWNMO W [ R M vr rov 10 h p Prarli co l ly rww Phon e bi J 667 3593 llr 1 R eed~v dl e O H ~ 7)() Phone 9'12-2181 Comm erc •ol property a pp ro ~ 17 at re-, le ... el land, lotatcd at luppt.>r~ Pia'" ~ on Ohro R ou r ~ 7 Phon e 161 4 bb7 bJOJ QQ'J 390er I l N YI aiiA. 7 48 I itiJ'.;,. JackPhone992 W. C.rsey . Mgr . ·218 1 1963 fORD I , ton truc t.. '1 47 .3967 Call Now Eor Appointment Pomeroy Landmark 9 .. -Ja ck W. Carsey , Mcjr . NEW J bedr oo m hou~e 1 bo th ~ all elec 1 otre M tddlepor l clo~ e to Ru tland Phon P 997 BR O WNIN G 8TQ9 34 lull chol. e Alt er 6 ptn t oll 99'1 6310 WAN IED SMAll u!oed tractor . Wr d@ hont end 3 pa•n t end ' Phone Qtn J/87 or qq'} 2496 Yam Sale,...... FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FERlO-PELS lOSE WE IGH I SAFEl Y' Joke NEW B Sf,m d1e t plan and A quav op wat er polls Vtl loge Phor mot )I 17 t N 2nd A ve M rd dl epon qn 7608 Any U.S. made car- parts extra if needed . Excludes front-wheel drive cars. ONE SI AME SE f emale <OT Spayed 5 ha1~ good wt th chrl dren 985 AIll or lj'q:2 -5b71 prices on 3o f REf PUPPIE~ 90/ 784J SiKOITII I poo l ol !not YII IQUf l iM! 11\tr'f' '"thllt!l '-' "f •t!Ui ily Ill .O f•-.:1 Ill l tw gt O W IIIf 01*11o()llt n on av-'11 lor 985 J55 J t'or Sale, R...nt or Tl"!!dl> WORMS ~ ctn .. 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(' li QQ ) 5..,.., I LOVI NG memory of our m o the r Mr ~ El•1obeth Duc kwon h who po~sed away May 1 196q Mo'( rom e~ w1th ~od re gret~ !he day th e month we w rll never forget For 1n our heart~ you·wdl olwov!> b oc kh o ~ toade1 and lo Bo y 1970 I H 1700 dumA true I-. These car\ be bough T se po re te ly o r as a g1oup Ph on e Q49 1705 01 04Q 1/1 0 far rnore lfll or mo tron and un Phone QQ'] opt~ SP~CIAL I!O•\ers OO] 70e6 't'Alf FO RK lr lr 70t H l urr11 ~ht.•d CO UNTRY MO Bil E H om (> Par lo. ~ ov re 33 r1orth ol Pom ero y ~or ge 1o • ~ (a ll 90'} . J .. 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WAKE UP1 11M DOING A REPORT FOR SCH OOL ON "OUR AN I1ML FRIEN DS " l -.~i .1 ~ SURE OONT MENTION ,v\'1 N.-\rV\E : HOW WOULD 'iE LIKE A FOLD·UP CARD TABLE FER "'ORE BIRFDAY, PAW? NAW -I DON'T NEED ONE .. A Michi gan reader wants to know why we bid £rom one to seven instead or fr om seven to U . (t goes ba ck to whist where vou scored o n e point for ea c'h trick over six Ithe sev enth tril'k being known os the odd tri ck 1. INJo:WSI' I\I ' I' H F'lTEI I I'H ISE 'ASSN I (For a cop y of JACOBY MOD· ERN, send S! to · ·· wm at Bndge care of th rs newspa· per. p'o Box 489, Rad;o City Sratoon. New York . N Y, 10019.) I ALREADY GOT ONE THAT'S FIXIN'TO FOLD UP ENNV DAV NOW �10~The . allia man killed ln tr8ctor mishap (-~--A~~;-o~~~h~----lG •' ·~.' I \ • . •. · j 'I'. .jt.... ·•. '\~ OA\"lD JAMES DeRITA, ARNOLD J . SA11'LER. M.D. Ph.D. Patient education seminar Saturday A full da) ·s wor ksh np dealing wrth ··Perspect il'l'S on Patient Educ"lmn" \\ Ill be held on Saturday, April 2'1. at t he r ' Darty Sentmel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, April 24 78 Holze r Medical Ce nter. Dr. Smtlcr ca me to Ga ll ipolis in February, 1967, and has been on tilt' hospi tal staff since thai ~1cntal l'ommunl!\' EARL RENSHAW Earl Renshaw , 81, Minersvill e, died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. A retifed tarpenter, Mr. Renshaw was bom May 22, 1896, a son of the late Calvin and Mary Whitaker Ren· shaw. He was a member of the Racine American Legion Post. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by three brothers. Surviving are his wile, Theres a; lour da ughters, Helim Jane Burson. Shade; Marga ret Add Dodson, Mason ; Earlene Bumgarner, Mason, and Ma ril yn Sue Searles, Ashville; a sister, Helen Warren, Co lumbus. and nine grandchildren . Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Tuesday at th e Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev . David Fields of· fi cialing . Burial will be in Beec h Grove Cemetery. · Friends ma)' call at the funeral home any lime. time . Health C'e nler, a·c ross from the hospital on Roule 160. JUSI West of Gallipol is. ·nus will B(lrn m Munich , Germany . nr . .Srt!tler ~r aduated from Vienna University recrJ\'ing his M.D. degree in the be Lhe seron i1o work shup sponsored by the Adv1sury Co uncil of the Holzer Mrdrral Ce nter He alth Lt•arnJng Resource Center . Included nn the program . whr ch will stan promptly at · 10 o'clock on Saturday aft<•r 1957. He imrrned at the East Tennessee Baptist Hospital 10 Knuxville. affiliated with the University of Tennessee. He physician etnd th r othl'r a psychologist. Speakin~ on the role nf I he Virginia In add it io n. he se rved with Care Medico in ph ys1c ian 111 pat 1ent educa tion Will be Anw ld J Sattler . .\1 D.. who rs assnc1a ted with the ~1rdt l'Ul Asnr for two years. Dr. Sattler became ccr· , . .can B(Jar d ll.1.ll'l1..uv tl1c t\Jnen · M • .. . uf Inlerna 1 e<1rcme 111 1969 .f. d . 0• • and wa s recert 11r tn c. 1977 b to .Cl · . · h b' t lth ( ovrnng 1 e su JCC 0 e .unp urtan ce of pa l~e nt the 9:30a.m. rcgJstrallun cwd be \Wtl lura! professional men. on t' a Plaza. lnr .. and a member of the ~l ed i ral Staff nf the Anniversary Special FREE French Fries W11h Punhow Of 9 Sleak Sond w tch " ' " !. ( '11 11 APR il ' ' 25 2b AI All GINOS FRANCES WORMAN Frances Wonnan, 67, a resident of 501 First Ave., Gallipolis and lonner City Audit or, died Saturd ay evening in Holzer Medical Center following a lengthy ill· Nlu <:~l!wn In the mental . be IJa,·ld S{' II Ul g WI 11 · , . IJ ll 1. "h IJ A .cii iHS e 1 a, .- · · gr;-~ rl uatC' of l hr Uniwrstt \' of !l!HhiiS n•c('t\'lllg hh Ph .D. m Ilet! Ill1 J• Mal·nf.l!li 6. lJJ' . Dcll ilfl came ,• ·. tl . to ( ,;1 111po1IS Ill 1.1t 6 as te. U1n• ctor of F.mer~ency < the· Gallra <.Jt' I'\' ICe 1ur .. . , . ' · •. Jackson. Mergs Lo mmunrt1 . (' · ~l<•ntal He,tl th enter. Pn~vwus to h1s joining t hc L'ommu nrty .Mental Health Staff. Dr Dcllna was at the ['Jurmplllgn Co unty Mental EARL ZEITER Earl Zeiter, 82, a resident Hea lth Center in Urbana. of Akron, died Sunday in 11linois lor five yea rs as Akjon . out patient staff·psychologist. Mr. Zeiter was the lather of adol esce nt prog ram coo r· Mrs. Fred (Mary ) Derks, dinator and consultant lo the Ga llipolis. Champa ign Co unty Co urts Funeral services will be and Probation office. held 10 a.m. Wednesday at . At the sa me trme he was an the Hopkins Funeral Home in . . . mstru ctor at the Unrversrty of Akron. Ill!nors . on lhe Ur ba na · Ch ampargn · campus. · D unng · · he was m · Ill mots ' · he · he ume iled other resea rch con· 1 1. a nd 1a~u It. Y posJ.1.I.Ons. .u1an (Continued from Jlllt 1) l'hruughout hrs professional . . . Party and Moro's wife. career he has partrcrpaled 10 t' · But an attorney l<r Red n-dumc .r ous co n. tnuln g Brigades leaders on trial in c ucatlO~ presentatiOns. In addition t o Dr. Sattler Turin said Sunday he was and Dr DcR1 ta, Davma J. sure tha t Moro was stiU alive . G MS N S . . "Moro can be saved," said ,osne11 • : · ·· uperv1sor an d Nur s1 ng Consulta nt, attorney Giannino Guiso. Home Hea lth Age ncy "The intervention of the p f lh Oh. rogram o e 10 Pope and the appeal from the Depart me nt of Hea lth 1n . United Nations validly meet Col umbus. Ohio, will speak the precondit io ns lor the on Satu rday moming per· suspension of the ultimatum . taining to the role of nursing They pave the way for the in patient education. opening of real negotiations," The afternoon session will Guiso told reporters. feature David S. Stein, Ph. The gove rnment, while D., Assistant Professor of the >tressing it would not release Division of Medi cal Com· prisoner s, turned to. the munications at Ohi9 State Roman Catho li c relief University , who rs also the organitation Carit as to Admini strative Assistant in negotia te wit h the Education at Children's kidnappers. Hospital in Columbus. But a spokesman lor Registration fee including Caritas, which has kept three mornin g coff ee and th e special telephone lines open luncheon is $1 0. Anyone in· for the Red Brigades to call, terested may register by said the kidnappers "have sending their check, payable JlOI up to this moment see n lit to CHEAO, to either Steve to avail themselves of our Cavote. CHEAO, P 0 Drawer services." 825, Athens, Ohio, 45701, or to Italy's police Wlion issued a Ms. Nancy Raming Kohl· statement Sunda'f'saying that rieser , Community Mental negotiating with the Hea lth Center, P 0 Box 292, kidnappers " would only Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Dead· encourage more kidnappings line lor reservations because and more condemnations to of luncheon arrangements death. mu;i IJr on Thursday. April "This is not an exchange of children 's chewi ng gum '!/, 1978. Fur additi onal in· forma trun or to mak e packet trading card!; . We rese rvations by phone, call cannot discuss <r measure 614·593-5526 in Athens, or 446- how many Red Brigades 55311 in Ga llipolis. might be worth the life of Aldo Moro," the union said. Trade ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ifllmmN~CH fRiES APRJL 24, 25, 26 when you buy the 9 inch, Steak Sandwich! Q lno' • t.•nd•r- pure b••' •t••k •• ndwiel"l , wit., •ne ed tom•to , erl •p l• ttuc•, a nd o ni on on• b•ked go lde n brown lt•l!•n bun . POINT PLEASANT 675-1812 ness. Miss Wonnan was born Jan. 12, 1911, at Kerr Station in GaUia County, daughter of the late Francis T. and Mary Ellen Jones Worman. She spent her entire life in Gallia County and was a graduate of Gallla Academy High School. Miss Worman was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church and for a number of years, served as city auditor, retiring in 1975 . Two sisters, surv ive, Dorothy Wolfe, Ironton and Margaret Davis, Wilmington, Ohio. Two nieces and nephews survive. Funeral services will be held I p.m. Wednesday at the Wetherholt · McCoy · Moore Funeral Home in Gallipolis with Rev . Frank Hayes officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery . Friends may call at the fune ral home from II :30 Wednesday until the hour of the services. In lieu of flowers, the family will accept donations lor the American Ca ncer Society Arrangement s are under the dir ectio n of Phillips Funeral Home, Ironton. rnmplNed resi dencies at the Un r,·ersll\' of Florida Medical Sehoul i~ Gainesville. the Duvall Medrcal Center in J;.u:kscmvillr, Flurido, and lill' Cabell Hunt10gton Hosprtal rn HuntiOgton , West co ffee , wlll I MASON 773-5536 GRANGE MEETING RACINE - Racin e Grange 2606 will meet in reg ular session at the hall, 8 p.m. Wednesday . CHAMBER TO MEET The Middleport Chamber of Commerce will meet at 6: 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. Aguest speaker from the Public Utilities Commission will be featured. THREE TRA,NSFERRED Three runs were made by the Middleport Emergency Squad over the weekend. At t2:32 p.m. Saturday , the unit went to Route I. Cheshire, lor Alex Shuler. who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 12 :57 a.m. Sunday It was called to Railroa d St . lor Arc hi e Pierce who was taken to Pleasant Valley, and at 5:29 p.m. Sunday to South Second Ave. lor Martha Taylor who was tak en to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Rose Hill at 8:28 p.m. Saturday lor Debbie Co rbett who wa s taken to Veterans Memori al Hospital. At 6:45 p.m. Sunda y the squad went to 490 Uncoln Hill lor Mrs. Vivian Titus who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. e . Leslie Parsons, 66, Rt. 1, erhployee of the Columbus Crown City, died in a tractor Coated Fabric Co. He retired accident whi ch · occurred in 1973. He was a member of Sunday moming off Sugar the Fraternal Order of Creek Rd . Eagles, and was a Navy According to the Gallia veteran of World War II. County sheriff's department, Leslie R. Parsons was born Parsons' body was found Sept. 2. 1911, in Jackson pinned under his !ann tractor CoWlty , W. Va., to Peter by George Woodward. Parsons, who survives at Rt. Dr. Donald K Warehime, 1, Crown City, and the late Gallla County Coroner, ruled Marjorie Hurl Parsons. He was married Feb. 26, death was caused by internal bleeding, due to a crushed 1932, in Gallia County to Elizabeth Shriver, who chest. Mr. Parsons was a retired survives along with these sons and daughters: ::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::. Mrs. Jim (Freda ) Blamer, Colum bus ; Joan Parsons, BULLETIN San Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Tom PT. PLEASANT- A 211' Doris) Kusan, Gahanna •. year-old Millon man was 'ohio; Mrs. John (Hazel) tilled by a single blast Woodard, Columbus; Nor· from a shotgun around 8:30 man Parsons, Orient ; and a.m . today In front of a Stanley, James, Lawrence, bouse on Ashtoo-l)pland and Melvin at home. A Rd. daughter, Olive Beatrice, Dead Is Stephen Wine died in 1936. There are two Alfred. grandchildren , David and Taken Into custody by the Mason County Sheriff's Department was Betty L. Brumfield, 50, Rt. I, Ashton, molher·ln-law of Veterans Memorial Hospital the victim. Saturday Admissions :·:::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:=::;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: E dna Blum e nauer, Pomeroy ; Herman Werry, Pomeroy; Ronald Dailey, Pomeroy ; Dan iel Hall, Pomeroy; Myrtle Hayes, Pomeroy; Minnie Wise , Vinton. Saturday Discharges J onni e Mea dows , Donald The Meigs Junior High Casto, Shirley Ables, Arthur School, Middleport, will Sylvester, Edward Martin, sponsor a student book lair Barbara Lewis, Bertha from Tuesday to Thursday. Zamorano, Mildred Hubbard, Students will be able to Minnie Ca rroll, James Lowe, browse and purchase books. Sally Holman, Nellie Price, The book lair will be open during the hours of 8<40 a. m. Ronald Dailey. Swnday Admissions tu 3:10 p. m. Books will be on Beulah Ochi er , Belpre ; display in the gy mnasium . Charles Comell, Portland; The book lair committee Maggie Gilmore, Racine; invites all students, parents Maxwell Stevens. Reedsville ; and visitors to attend the lair . Martha Taylor, Middleport; The fair will enco ura ge student interest in reading Carolyn Reeves, Pomeroy ; and in building home Susanna Hubbard, Syracuse. Sunday Discharges ~ Ella libraries, and will also cont ribute to a worthwhile S c arbrough . Beulah project. All profits will be Autherson. used lor reading programs. The Meigs Jr . High Parent· Pleasant Valley Hospital Teacher Forum is sponsoring Discharges - Mary Sayre, this even t, with Roger Birch Pt. Pleasant ; Leo Rainey , Pt. serving as book lair chair· Pleasant ; Roy Bu chanan , man. The ways and means Pomeroy ; Florence Skinner, committee is assisting with Arbuckle ; lyda Corn ell , the lair. Apple Grove ; Lee Roy The book lair display will Mayes, Henderson ; Mrs. J. include attractive new books 0. Ellis, Cottagev ille ; Mrs. from many publishers in aU Holli s Brown, Gallipolis ; popular pri ce ranges Bertha Diehl, Racine ; John wonderful books to read or to give as gilts. All reading Barney, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. interests will be represented , Robert Bishop, HenderSQn ; J ames J effer s, including classi cs, fiction, Mrs. So uthside; Mrs. Kenneth bi og rap hies, adventure stories , sc ience, nature, Sowards and dau ghter, crafts , mystery and Henderson; Mrs. Frank Leon ; Veva reference books. The com· Morrow , Wamsley , Hartford ; Mrs. mittee is work ing with Oara Lavender, Syracuse ; Educational Reading Se r· Fred Gaul Ill. Pt. Pleasant ; vice, a professional book lair company, to lumish an 'in· dividual selection of books lor the lair. Students are to have money lor bocks at time of purchase. (Continued from Jll&• 1) . nine tenths of a mile south of Donna Blamer. Also surviving are these brothers and sisters: Mrs. Floyd (lana ) Oary, Mrs. Alvin (Dolly) Mooney, Mrs. John (Verbie ) Waugh, and Mrs. Charles (Naomi) Whitt, all of Rt. I, Crown City; Mrs. John (Gracie) Ca ldwell, Pataskala; Shennan Parsons, GaUipolis; Auvil Parsons, St. Clairsville. One brother preceded him in death. ~ He spent most of his life in Gallia County. Last rites will be held at I p.m. Wednesday in the Crown City United Methodist Church, the Rev. Charles Lusher officiating, and burial will be in Crown City Ce metery . Military graveside services will be held by Post 4464 , Veterans of Foreign Wars. Friends may call2-4 and 7-9 Tuesday at the Waugh • Halley . Wood Funeral Home. HOSPITAL NEWS Book fair dates set ·DWt .. Stella Neal , Pt. Pleasant ; Thurman Givens , Pt. Pleasant; Garland Parsons, Gallipolis; Mrs. Delbert Milam, Middleport ; Mrs. Gail Hodges, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs . David Jordan and daughter s, Southside ; Hersell Turner, Lesage; Edith Rhodes, Ripley ; Mrs. Paul E. Rayburn, Pt. Pleasant. Births - A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Park, Point Pleasant ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bumgardner, r oint Pleasant. Holzer Medical Center Discharges, AprU 21 Scott Adams, Mrs. Michael Athey and son, Jacob Brandum, Rebecca Caldwell, Brenda Causey, Mrs. Martin Chapman and son. Richard Conley. Regina Cremeans, Veda Davis, Alice Frazier, Mrs. Jerry Galloway and daughter, f.arry Garrison, Daniel Gearhart , Patricia Gibbs, Eva Holland, Earl Ireland, Jr., Jeremy Jordan , Albert King, Thelma King , Shirley Lam bert . Dorothy Lea ch, Lucille Lucas, Robert Mabray II , William Marting, Barbara Ma ssie, Mary Nicholas, Jessie Petrie, Mrs. John Pickens and daughter, Wanda Riegel, lee Rudisell , Debra Russell, Trinity RwtSell, Linda Shambaugh, Terri Smith , Marcella Trainer, Mrs. James Walker and son, Freda Welch, Rick Whobrey. Births April Zl Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carter, a daughter, Oak Hill ; Mr . and Mrs. Leslie FaCEmyer, a son, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nichols, a daughter, McArthur. Discharges Aprtl %2 Harold Adams, Will iam Six killed in traffic 1J111ted Presslnteruatlonal At least si~ persons were killed in traffic accidents this past weekend, according to the State Highway Patrol. The Patrol survey showed one death Friday night, two Saturday and three Sunday, including Clyde Jones, 47, Berlin Heights, killed late Sunday night in a one-car crash on an Erie County road near Sandusky. One of the victims was a motorcyclist - LeeO. Doane, 28, Norwalk, killed when his vehicle collided with a car on · U.S. 250 south of Ohio 13 In Erie County. The other live aCcidents were all single-vehicle crashes. Victims included : Friday Night Chillicothe: Troy E. Newman, 69, Bainbridge, killed in a onecar accident on Ohio 41 in Ross County. Saturday Ironton: David H. Whitt, 30, Kenova, W.Va ., killed in a one<ar crash on Ohio 527 in lawrenCE County. Sandusky : Lee 0 . Doane, 28, Norwalk , killed when his motorcycle collided with a car on U.S. 250 south of Ohio 13 in Erie CoWlty. Sunday Batavia : Gregory W. Luddy , 18, Batavia, killed in a one-car crash on a Oermont County road . Warren : Jerry · R. Booth, 20, Bristolville, killed in a one-car accident on a Trumbull County road . Sandusky : Clyde Jones, 47, Berlin Heights, killed in a one-car accident on an Erie County road . Officers said the Wray car passed on the right just as an auto operated by T)lelma M. filed Saturday Jeffers, 22, Gallipolis, started to tum right. There was Two money suits were filed · moderate damage. in Mei gs Co unt y Co urt Saturday. Cre dithr ift of America, , Inc., Ga llipolis, filed suit against Emest and Carolyn Triplett, Racine , in the amount of $1,277.47. Lowe's of Belpre, Belpre, filed an action in the amount of $3,96106 against Robert Stem ple, dba, Stemple and Stemple Roofing, Rt. 1, Reedsville. HOSPITALIZED Roland (Pete l Fisher, Rt. 2, Racine, is a patient of Women's General Hospital, room 541 , E. JOi st St., aeveland 44106. His birthday is Friday. Those who wish may send ca rds to him In ca re of the hospital. RUN MADE The Syracuse ER Squad was ca lled thi s morning at I:30 a.m. lor Myron Bess, Syracuse. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. ~ ASKTOWED Three marriage licenses were issued Saturday. lee Cameron Smith, 18, Rt. 1 Portland and Tamela Kay Bradford , 17 , .Pomeroy ; Bruce Edward Hart, 23, Columbus, and loran Dawn Bell , 22, Ru clne; R onald Leslie Carr, 22, Pomeroy, and Mary Frances Halley, 29, Tuppers Plains. Middleport continues to seek gra t BY BOB HOEFLICH Middleport is the most distressed conununity in Ohio according to Housing and Urban Development Administration standards, Mayor Fred Hoffman reported to Middle~rt VIllage Council Monday night. Mayor Hoffman had been in Chicago earlier Monday to meet with HUD officials in reference to Middleport's application lor a Urban Development Action Grant which would help provide funds needed lor sewage facilities at the site of the planned nuraing home on Powell St. Mayor Hoffman, accompanied by Kin) Shields of the · Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District, said that the application of Middleport was considered a good project and · a good application by HUD oflicials. The application , if approved, would provide about $140,000 of the approximate $250,000 needed lor the sewage project. The mayor reported to council that Middleport, according to HUD statistics, is considered the "most distressed" Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, April 25, 1978 0£..,]_ . _rh_e_w_or_IGI_To_d_a_y_ By United PresoiDteroatlonal Two amendments proposed WASHINGTON ~ PRESIDENT CARTER, trying to bclster his plan to aid students from middle-income families, has proposed two amendments to make the bill more attractive to Congress. The administration is pushing for approval of its own bill rather than the tax credit plan favored by many members of Congress. The changes offered by Carter Monday increase to $5.2 billion his total fisca l 1979 aid package lor higher education . Says precedent not set Adkins, Octava Ackers , Mrs. Rodney Alderman and daughter , Frances Bryan, Pamela Dalton, William Davis, Amanda Dugl, Ollie Elliott, Verlln Henderson , Goldie Johnson , T.imothy Lewis, James locke, Leroy Manns, Ruie Merrick, Bobby Pi er ce, Tiffany Reaso r, lorena Ri ce, James Ridgeway, Betty White, Mrs. Mitchell Williams and daughter, Laura WIIUams. Blrtho April Z% Mr. and Mrs. John Hall , a son, McArthur; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warner, daughter , Mason. Discharges Aprtl Z3 John BoCQck, Kim Burke, Mrs. John• Campbell and daughter, Frank Depriest, Sr., Kathy Fugett, Danielle Kipple, Dennis Kimes, Mrs. Charles and son, Amanda Mills. Mrs. James Patterson and son, Helen Perry, Mrs. James Perry and daughter, Anthony Remy , Mrs. Albert Roush and daughter, Mrs. Donald Sheets and son. Lillian Southard, Wilma Terrell, Rhonda Wilson. Blrlba April Z3 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bailey, a son. Racine. us 35. Two money suits Mayor reports on meeting in Chicago News •• in Briefs (Continued !run pill I) the Research Hospital in Kansas City, Mo . ELBERFELD$ br the Fun Set SHORTS, SLACKS, TOPS, SWIMWEAR by HANG TEN COol Terry Cloth cr Cotton-Polyester . Full Range of.Junior Sizes ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ST. LOUJS ~ SECRETARY OF LABOR Ray Marshall says the federal goverrunent 's role in settling the coa l miners' strike does not set a precedent for intervention in other strikes . " Our policy in the Carter administration has been to avoid intervention in collective bargaining and strikes unless it's abSQlutely essential," Marshall said Monday. Skeptics now believers NEW YORK ~ By scoring alarge gain Monday, stocks extended a surge begWl April 13, maintained the heaviest trading paCE in the market's 186-year history and made believers out of many skeptics. The Dow Jones industr ial average climbed 13.2fi points Monday to 826.06, finishing at the highest level since it closed 1977 at 831 .17. The Dow, which gained 17.67 points overall last week , has climbed 83.94 points from its Feb. 12, 1978 low of 742.12. More legal maneuvers SAN FRANCISCO - Patricia Hearst's lawye~s still have two more legal maneuvers available in their efforts to prevent !he newspaPer heiress from being sent back to jail, in spite of the Supreme Court's refusal Monday to hear Miss Hearst's appeal to her bank robbery conviction . Defense lawyer Albert Johnson said he l'O uld petition the high court to reconsider the case, or ask lhe U. S. District Court In San Francisco lor a reduction of sentence of her federal prison lenn. Vance says progress made WASHINGTON ~ Swetary of State Cyrus Vance sees more hard work ahead, but says his meetings with sOviet leaders produced "SQme progress" toward a new anns limitation treaty. VanCE returned Monday from the 2S,lll()..mile trip that look him to Africa and the Soviet Union. He immediately went to lhe White House where he briefed President carter lor one hour . Three firings scheduled CLEVELAND ~ The ohio lottery Commission will lire three. employees at its May 1 meeting - including one Y:'ho purportedly received a new car free of charge from a vending machine company operator seeking a lucrative lottery contract, it was reported U>day. The Qeveland Plain Dealer said suspended field personnel coordinator Joseph Tirone, Marietta regional manager John Burnworth , who is a former mayor of Marietta and Thomas Crowley, the former acting security director would be fired. e Report plans made BY BOB HOEFLICH .Plans lor printing an an· nual report, the first since 1976, were made when the Mei gs Co unty Regional Planning Commission met for its quarterly session Monday at the Farmers Bank Building. Durin g the meeting, presided over by Thereon Johnson , president, it was decided to proceed with the annual report in a folder form with the report to list the accomplishments and goals of the commission as well as naming elected officials and organizations and contacts within each group. Some 500 copies will be printed and distributed. Executive Director C. E. Blakeslee will proceed with preparing the report . The commission agreed to continue a compr ehensive planning contract 11ith the John Jennings firm in Columbus at $300 lor the yea r and a discussion was held on the industrial site committee from Athens and Meigs Co WJties. The two advisory co uncils fr om the two co unties will work in· dividuaUy with the combin ed repon expected to be corn· pleted this year. It was decided that the president can appoint additi onal per· sonnel needed to the advisory committee. Mrs. John Costa nzo, home specialist with Farmers Home Administration, was named to look into the status of an $80,000 grant given lor Meigs and Gallia Counties to carr y out a home rehabilitation project which would improve properties in the two counties. The two (Continued on page 10) Koebel said that if the new contract, which ~Y i ll begin in June , co uld not be agreed upon , the matter would have to go before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Costs involved in this transaction would be handed down to the Middleport customers, he said. Mar vin Kelly challenged the latter statement, however, say ing that the costs would be handed down to all of the customers of the company. Following the discussion council voted unanimously in favor of the new contract . Oerk-Treasurer Gene Grate read a communication from a Columbus law firm in reference to property at 120 .:-1. Third Ave., being given to the village by Mary Elizabeth Hartinge r Thomas. Grate reported that deed has been recorded and the property now belongs to the town . It was agreed to se nd a note of tha nks to Mrs. Thomas. Under emergency measures, an ordinance approving the codification ol1978 ordinances for the town was passed . The ordinances were upda ted by the Walter H. Drane Co. One bid for $300 received from Sid Little on the purchase u£ I he old police crui ser was accepted . Coun cil gave a second reacting to an ordinance providing for au increase in se wage r(llt: S in the town . Cuuncil gave a first reading to another ordinance which provides tha t tavern owners of the town will be provi ded " list of person s deemed to be alcoholi cs by the mayor and they will be subject to lines from $50 to J!OO if they se ll intoxicants to persons named on the list. . A discussion was held on possi ble changes in traff ic flow on Fow'lh Ave . 1!11d 1\orth ·n,ird Ave ., and no action w•rs Utken upon the recommendation of the co mm ittee studyin1: the two streets. It was agreed to place limestone in an alley nc•ar the Verner See property. Attending the meeting were Mayor Hoffman, Clerk Grate , and council members King, Horton, William Walter>, Kl'lly and Carl Horky. • at y . . . . en tine Fifll•en ('ents Vol. 2!1, No . 7 Racine FF A keeping busy I DAN SMITIJ, left, is shown leaching Ra cine FFA officer BUI Harris the art of auctioneering. Harris is the Dis~rict Sent~t.E:i &nd also 1 t(.-ei ved second place in District Beef Production. FFA OFFICERS FOR 1978-79- Southern FFAofficers of 1978-79 are, first row , Albo:rt \ Holman, treasurer; second row, 1;- , Bob Lee, secretary . and Bill Harris . \'ice pr P:~ill~"nt. 11urd row, Ed noush, president: Tim Bnnagcr. reporter . and I1~ve rurdle;•. Sentin<'i 1 New officers elected, • • • zn state competztzon Officers were elected at a recent meeting of Racine Future Farmers of Amer ica at Southern High School. Elected were Ed Rou.h , president; Bill Harris, vice presiden t; Albert Holman , treasurer; Bob Lee, secretary; Dave Findley, Sentinel; Tim Brinager, reporter and Randy Sm ith , student advisor'. 'lbe chapter also participated in three events in the state judging contest held at Ohio State University. Events and those who participated were, dairy , Robert Taylor, Albert Holman and Bob Lee: general livestock, Dave Nanl'i!, Steve Rilne and Mark Wolle. Bill Harris, son of Mrs. Phyllis Harris was elected Distri ct 14 Sentinel. He also received a second place beef production trophy at the district banquet. Dan Smith attended one of the FF A meetings to teach memb.rs auctioneering. The chapter also sponsored a tool sale al Southern High School. According to Aaron Sayre, Vocational Agriculture instructor and FFA ad vioior·, the class has been very active in class and shop work . The class members rewired a tractor, built a welding tab le and took an invento ry of new tools. '!be members also were taught arc welding and cutting, reproduction and famn credit. The group is presentl y prepanng for the annual FF A ba nquet to be held May 6al 7:30p .m. ~1'ATE JUDGING TEAM - Some of the members of the s\1tle Jllllgint; teamm da rry, general livestock and meats from Southern High , wc1 ,, f· ,·Ill. Albert Holman; back, nobert Taylor, Steve Rilnr and Bob Lee. Congress now rushing legislation for farmers BERNARD BRENNER WASIUNGTON (UP!) Congress is pushing a new round of legislation to aid financially distressed far· mers, Including a bill to pump $4 billion in emergency credit By Firemen Honored POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. - During the recent water crisis In Point Pleaaant, the MDllOn and New Haven Voluntee.r Fire Departments helpt d keep Pleasant Valley Hospital fWJctionlng at near normal capacltt. They did this by statlonirlg their two I ,2:i0 gallon·tanker-pumpers at the hospital and roaMing . them day and night during the crlsl!. In recognition and ap· preclatlon of their out· standing service . to the hospital and the conununlty during this period, Pleasant Valley Hospital presented the two departments with (OIIItlnued on paae 10) l' . community in Ohio. Mayor Hoffman reported that progress appears to be taldug place on the plaitDed IIJO.bed nursing home which will eust 1.8 mi!Uon dollars and will provide some 75 jobs In the town. Conlllructlon should start In July, the mayor said. Mayor HoHman was commended by Councilmen Dewey Horton and Allen Lee King lor his work on the project. Th e mayor had favorable romment for the work of Shlelda of the Buckeye Hills organization In prepai:lng ihe application. john Koebel, local manager ·of Columbia Gas of Ohio, met with.council and council approved a two year contract with the gas company. The new contract followed ~evera l weeks of negotiations and includes a four percent increase ,for the company in natural gas prices the first year and an additional five percent the socond year. ll prov ides lor a minimum charge of $3.75 a month the first year and $4.50 the second year. 1be present minimum is $3. The reconnection charge will be six times the minimum monthly bill. into the farm economy and a possible scaled-<lown price support bill. The House , lacing a presidential veto threat , agreed two weeks ago to kill a multibillion-<lollar bill raising !ann supports and slashing lTOP production . On Monda y it adopted the more modest credit bill by an overwhelming 347·23 vote. Then, by a routine voice vote, the House accepted a Tickets still available Tickets to the Recognition Dinner lor Dr. Roger Daniels and Dr. Raymond Boice are still available Emmogene Holstein, secretary, an· noWJced today . Reservations may be made by calling 992-3410, 992-5005 or !192·2049. Mrs. Holstein wiU be In the Chamber office Thursday lor those who have made reservations to pick up their tickets. The dinner Ill Thursday at 6:30 p.m. ut the Pomeroy Elementary School and are $6 each . The event is being spun· sored by the Pomeroy Chamber of commerce . Entertainmen~ be featured. Richard JoneSlm serve as ma3ter of ceremonies. request by Agricu ltu re Committee Chairm a n Thomas Foley, DWash ., to se nd the rejected farm support bill back to a SenateHouse conference committee which could seek to draft a Autos hit two deer, both killed Two deer were killed in traffic accidents investigated Monday by the Galli a • Meigs Post State· Highway Patrol. The first occurred at 12:10 a,m. on SR 689, three miles ::::;:::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:::;:::::::::::::;:;:::::: south of the Athens Co unty line. The patrol said a deer ran into the path of an auto SfCn-up lor Reedsville Toperat ed by Harri ett M. baU will be held WedWelch, 45, Rt. 4, Athens. nesday at I p.m. at the There was minor dama ge. Reedsville Fire SIIIUoa lor Another deer was killed in youacaten age 5, I and 7. an accident at 5:IS a.m. on Tboae who plaa to par· SR 7, eight tenths of a mile SQUAD ROOM tlclpate are to brtn& birth so uth of SR 68L Officers said The Racine ER Squad certlllute and $5 entry fee. the animal ran Into the path Sunday was called at I0:4o Anyone wlahiD& addltloaal of a vehicle operated by a.m. lor Maggie Gilmore, lalormalioa are to call Carole S. Bush, 40, Rt. 3, Racine, a medical patient, Hu&b Martta at 37H2S3. Racine . There was minor wbo was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. dama~e . ::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:;::: scaled-<iown comprom ise. Presiden t Cart er has already said he would accept a bill raising the 1978 wheat· support ta rget priCE from the present $3 a bushel rate to $3.40 a bushel. Th e Hou se-passe d emergency credit bill . allowing indivi dual farmers laci ng bankruptcy to get go vemment~nsured or gua· rantee d loans of up to $400,000, now goes to the Senate wh ere the Agriculture FREE CLOTHING. Free Clothing Day will be held at the Salvation Anny on NOW YOU KNOW The horseshoe crab has Thursday from 10 a.m. unlll w1dergone no evol utionary noon . All area resi dents m change fur 500 million years. need of clothing are welcome Sheriff probing vandalism Meigs Co unt y Sheriff James J. Proffitt said today that William Port er, lock· master of the Bellville locks & Dam at Reedsv ill e, reported that during the past two nights SQmeone in a vehicle has driven out onto and damaged the lawn at the Reedsville fa cility. · An)·o ne with any in· formation concerning the incident is requested to call the sheriff's office or the Bell ville locks and Dam. Deputies are also in· vestigatin g complaint of damage to n trailer located on Shady Cove Road below Middl eport. Gary George . Zanesville, Ohio, owner of the trailer , reported that someone has broken out the windows and damaged the door on the trailer. The in· cident is under investigation. A 14-year-old Gallia Count y Juvenile female was ap· prehended at Min ersvill e Mo11day evening by Meigs County Sheriff's deputies and Meigs County Juvenile Of· licer Carl Hysell. The female had run away from home last Thursday. She wa s tumed over to Gallia Co un ty authorities. Committee has al ready approved a similar bill all owing loans of up to $000,000. Senate aides sa1d they expected quiek floor action on · the bill. possibl y bt-lorr trrc end of this week. Thr legislation has the support of the adin inistraliun and most farm organizntions, EI;TENDF:D FORECAST Thursday th ro ugh Saturday, lair Thursday and a chaoce uf showt•rs Friday an d Sa turda y. Highs will range from the n1ld 50s to the mid 60s Thursday and will be In the 60s Friday and Saturday. Lows will be In the upper 30s early Thursday and In the mid 40s early Saturday. In cluding the Ame ric an Agrr cultu re farm st rike movement. Weather Mostly rloudy tonight , low' in upper 30s or low er 41ls. Palil )' duudy Wednesday , highs in low or mid 60s. Probability of precipitation 00 percent today, 60 percent ~1 -:' 10 per cent Wed· ne~clay Nine forfeit bonds Nine defendants forfeited bonds in the court of Pomeroy May or Clarence Airdrew s Monday night. 1bey are Billy Stewa rt , Rutland, $50, posted on a cha rge of di st urbing th e peace; J ohn Blankenship , Albany, $350, driv ing whil e intoxicated; John Ball, Port· land, $100 , intoxication ; Ha ymond J . Mirhacl , Pomeroy ,· $50, open Oask ; George Pierce, Pomeroy, $30, lai.lure to yield the right of way ; Clifford Whittinb'lon, Pomeroy, $50, di so1· der ly manner ; Edward Iliad, IJex[er, $33, speeding ; 11essle Shaffer. Pomen>) , $50, making " left turn !rum Blft lernut Ave., uut u Main St., Ramson Moore, Louisa, Ky., $30, Improper. backing. " \. � 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. 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