https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/853d52c41bc0fe81b10088f5c8a81a7c.pdf bee74618fe74dc94c2ae49817c010c17 PDF Text Text 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. " \. �\ ' 3- The Dally Sentinel, Maddleport-Pomeroy, o., Tuesday, Aprtl25, 1978 2- The Daily Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomerov. 0 . Tuesday , April25, 1978 White Falcons stop MHS 11-5 Gallia board in marath~n executive session Gall ia Count y's Loc al Edu catiOn , Board of followmg a four hour. 45 minute exetut1ve sesswn Monday mghl, offered to contact a federal mcdtator to asstst m settlement of a two· day stnke caUed Saturday aft ernoon by the dtstnct's non-academtc employees Pres tdent James V Blevtns, who also serves as the board's chtef negottator, sa1d the board was wtUmg to call in a medtalor, but was not Willing to hold negotiations w1th the OAPSE team. He said clasSJfted employees should report to work unmedtately and should remove picket lines placed at the distnct's 11 bulldmgs Monday. Blevins said the strike was an " unauthonzed work stoppage, illegal and non· producttve " He also satd tt Pity the poor weatherman; Senate now wants predictions at least year ahead Ry STEVE GERSTEL WAS H!l\GTON iUPl) - P1ty the poor weathennan who has troubles enough with day-to-<lay forecasts . The Senate wants hun to make predtcltons a year or more ahead The am bmous proJect ts one of the goals m the nattona l clm1ate program approved by the Senate Monday by vmce vote and wtthout debate It must still d ear tile House The legtslauon provtdes $135 mtllion over the next two ftscal years for the program. It ts mtended to enable the federal government to make long ...ange clunate forecasts so the country can adapt to weather flu ctuatwns The Senate Commerce Commtltee, whtch drafted the bill, satd m Jls report the more severe weather conditiOns expenenced Ill recent years may indicate flu ctuations and changes m tile future . These changmg conditions could cause serious problems m areas such as,Jood productaon, energy supplies. wa ter resources and mamtenance of human health, tile commtttee srud OAPSE MEETING Chapter 17, Ohto AssocJa\Jon of Pu blic School Employes , wall meet at the Me~gs Jumor High Sehoul, Mtddleport, at 7 30 p m thts evenmg All members are asked to attend the meetmg RUSHVIlLE , lnd ( UP[) at wh1ch ofh cea s w1ll be A federalrnspector refll5es elected to dtscuss any aspect of the plane crash Sunctay rught that SHRINETIES TO MEET killed nme people - mcluding The Twm Ctt) Shrmettes eaght offJctals of the U.S Auto w11l meet Wednesday at 7 30 Club - until he can examrne p.m at the home of lras , the crash Site Kelton Jack Herrmgton, a f~eld One of the mam elements of the program would be tile development of methods to Improve clunate forecasts, m the words of the report, "on a monthly , seasonal, yearly and longer basas " . The bill spectfically authortzes experunental cl1mate forecast centers for research efforts destgned to unprove the capability to forecast climate and weather a long pertod in advance "The centers shaU make climate forecasts on an experimental basts, ensure that forecast efforts are appropnately reviewed and guard against premature reliance on the experimental for;!Casts," the report srud On the basas of testunony gtven the comrmttee, scientists are uncertam whether Jon grange predictwns can he made "Evtdence suggests there may he theoretical l1m1ts to extending the current 2~our to 36-hour weather predictaon to pertods in excess of two weeks," the report saad "Ciunate predictiOn would mvolve the forecast of atmosphenc condtlJons over a much longer penod of tune " Federal inspector refuses to discuss airplane crash director of the Natwnal TranAn NTSB spokesman said sportation Safety Board who tile twm-engrne, !().seat plane arrtved Monday to head an suddenly "veered off radar" mvestagatwn of the crash, durmg one of the storms as 1t declined to talk to reporters was flymg ba ck to until he could get to the site, fnd1anapolis from the about 10 miles northwest of Trenton 200 stock car race m New Jersey Swaday. Rushville . Gene Gardner, 64, sa1d the Some of tile VICtims were ·to plane, a chartered Piper have officiated at the In· - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · · - - - - - - N a v a j o Chieftan, was flying dianapolls iiOO Indy offactals wath "the throttle wide open srud tile race would proceed and went mto a power dave" as scheduled May 28 before it crashed and The pilot , Don Mullendore, exploded, Ieavrng a crater 10 53. of Franklrn, Ind., also the feet deep 10 his 30-acre operator of the charter serv1ce , reported "heavy cornfield American Cancer Soclt"' "I can tell when a plane ts turbulence " shortly before '' Ill trouble," srud Gardner, lbe crash, but his last contact - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - who satd he was m the Anny wath Indaanapohs tower was a A reg ular feature , ANSWERiine Only a Air Cor!"~ durrng World War routme acknowledgement of prepared by the Amen can phyStctan can answer that 0 "It could have been struck landing dU"ections, the NTSB srud. Cancer Society, to help save questton after careful by lightnrng " Coroner's deputies and The passengers were your hfe from cancer exammatJOn, evaluation and An archttect •Tttes Whtle diagnosis. Bloody stool can avtation investigators used tdenttfied as Frank Delroy, my husband and f don't sJgnal the presence of cancer plasttc bags to gather pieces 65, technical director ; Ray smo ke ctgarettes our parents because a growing bowel of the bod1es of the nrne Marquette, 48, v1ce president Rush for publ1c affaJrs ; Sham do My flve-year-<Jl d son has cancer ulcerates the mtertor vJctams Monday County Coroner John Todd Malone , 47, madge! car stan ed to tmatate them by of the bowel through whach pretendmg to "smoke" a the fecal matter must pass. concluded there were orne supervtsor, Stan Worley, 65, penctl How ca n we However, and this IS an people killed Ill the aCCJdent regJstrar, Ross Teegarden, One of the major polnts to 57, deputy techmcal director , diScoura ge htm about th e unportant "however", rectal habtt nght now' b 1so be d be settled by the NTSB Dr. Bruce Whate , 27, staff ANSWER!tne Research Jeedmg can a cause by conditions unrelated to mvesttgation IS whether the doctor , and Jody Phillips, 40, nas shown that th e fact that can cer. For example, crash was caused by severe newsletter typograplust , aU neither you nor your husband hemorr hoids, a harmless thunderstorms m the area , of lndtanapolls ; and Doo . smoke 1'1ll he a po werful though uncomfortable con· which packed golfball·sJze Peabody , :)4, of Coronado, Callf., sprint car superVIsor. Influe nce on your son's at- dillon , can cause bleedmg. hail Sunday ntghl litude Ex plam lo h1m the You owe It 10 yourself to see a positi ve reasons • hv vo u physJcan nght awa y If t house nut lu ~rno ke r or cancer ts your problem , example, you want to )Jye the prompt attentton may save healthJe;t hfe posstble Your your hfe. If cancer 15 not Commitlee will meel Thursday loca l Am en ca n Can cer present you wall still need Society Umt has a free leaflet proper medical attention for ca lled, 'Huff and Puff " In whateve r JS causang the Du e to the tnclement Rtver , Leadrng Creek and thiS colurful verSi on of the bleedin g De la y 1s your weather, a meetmg of the D~rect Ohto TrtbutarJes B1g Ba d Wol f and the Three enemy nght now. Please see Sout h e a st Trtbutart es Committee and other tn· IJttle Pl~s the wol f can 't a physJct an who wtll employ CtUzens Techmcal Advasory terested persons are en· blow th eit homrs down va nnus tests - for example, and Police Advisory Com· couraged to attend beca use he smokes an exammatton of the bowel mJttees was not held for Anyone wJshmg to revJew cJgareu es It shoul d be w1th a lightedtube - to begm several months A meetmg the rntertm 208 document espec tally effectJ Ye 1f mther to gel answers about your wtll he held Thursday Ill the whtch has been printed prwr you or your husb<n1d read tt true conditiOn. cafeterta of RIO Grand e to the meeting may contact With your son For furth er mformati on College the So1l ConservatJon office m A reader asks 'Are all call Me J ~s Cance r Offtce 992· All members of the Shade Pomeroy, 992~7 . tumors cancer '" 7531 ANSWF: Riine No There are two kmds of tumors One IS call ed beni gn fnoncancerous 1 and ts made of tJssue th at ha s Sim ply become overgrown A hemght tumor as usually not dangerous because tl IS self· contamed and does not Jn· va de or spread Jnlo other body tiSSUe . The Other IS called malignant (ca ncer) A cancerous tumor ts alway s CLEVELAND ( UPI ) - sabihlies as a leader of the and capable," sa1d Ford. dan ge rous and must be Presadent Caner's economic world ," satd Ford, who lost to "That 's the best way I know medicall y destroyed because plan is m a shambles and the Carter Ill the 1976 presadential of to preserve the peace and 1t w11l grow and mvade mflat1on program tsn '! strong race. to he able to meet any surroundmg t1ssue In tune , enough , according to former Durrng h1s 29 montlls m the emergency." ca ncer cells from the Origmal Prestdent Gerald R Ford, White House , Ford The former chief executave , tumor will travel to other who Monday mght called for repeatedly stressed that m has first appearance Ill parts of the body whe•e new a $3(1 billlon Ulx cut this year federal spending must be Ohio since his wasqccessful ca nce rous t umors will - $6 b1llion more than kept m check. He reJU!rated 1976 presidential election bid, his stand, saying Carter must defended has support for the become establlshed. recommended by Carter. A factory worker explains '"The recommendation that say no to pressure to spend recently approved Panama "!have noticed blood when I President Carter has made more money on pel projects Canal treaties and said they "I don 't believe we can will help unprove rela!Jons move my bowels 0... f have for a $24 billion tax cut ill msuffJcJent," Ford told a afford a national health between the U.S and Latm crowd of about 3,200 durmg a insurance program which America. And at a news conference spectal "lect ure In -the- would cost us about $25 billion round " at the Front Row a year," Ford satd. ':And I earlier Ill the day , Ford Theatre tn suburban doubt if we can afford welfare admttted that there are reforms that would cost us "more mmu5e5 than pluses" Htghland Heights, Ohio. to date In CUIIIP'S lndJvtdua l taxpayers another $5 billion a year ." Ford also criticized the performance as president. should receive 75 percent of French Fries "His economic plan is m a tile tax cut and the rest should Carter administration for W i th Purchou! dumping some defense shambles and I don't think go to buslnesses to help them Of 9 Sl oak co mpete with foreign projects such as the Bl the inflation program ts So n d w 1ch bomber and said the U.S. strong enough," said Ford, '-'0 1< !Uf \ WI (! busmesses, Ford said. .-, ,."ll H 1S 16 cannot afford to standby as who praased Carter for " If we don't marntam a f" All strong economic base WJthln the Sovtet Union attempts to negotlatlng - and winning Senate approval of the canal the United States, we can't garn military superiority. "We must be strong, ready trealles and for attempting to adequately meet our respor CANCER Answ~r •ne ll was the board's posatton the matter could have been resolved swce negotiators were close to an agreement. Blnlns said three major Item• were discussed during the marathon exetutlve session, renewal and ooo-reoewal of con· tracts, the labor dlopute and architect Bob Grant's findings and recom· mendatlono regarding re<:ent fires at Centerville . and Hannan Trace Elementary schools. Ouring the 35 mwute busmess sessaon, the board employed 49 teachers, an assastant superwtendent, seven prtncipals and tabled act ton on the employment of classtfied employees and one prmcJpal Resignations were ac· cepted from Terry Sue Collrns and Varglnia Covert, teachers; Patricia Westfall, secretary at Cheshlre-Kyger and General Juruor Rays, a custodian. Davtd C Campbell, assa!nant supertntendent smce the dastrtct's consolidation tn 1974, was granted a new four-year contract for his dutJes as assastant superintendent for admimstration Campbell was a former local superintendent of the old North Galha School Dtstnct. Demse Shockley, dietitian • lunchroom manager was gaven a two-year contract . Princtpals awarded three · Livestock COLUMBU S I U PI 1 Monday ' s l•vesloc k auct1on Compared w1th last Monday slaughter steers SO 1 tower , sl aughter heifers SO 1 SO lower , slaught er cows 1 2 h igher . sl aughter bulls steador to 1 50 h•gher bul locks 2 5 lower , ve ater s 2 13 higher on a ltght supply, f eeder cattle 1 3 h igher Sl aughler steers Cho•ce and pr,me 2 4 900 1360 lbS SO 53 90 , •nd 1v1dul!ll 54 , good and cho• ce 1 3 aso mo Jbs 49 so so as . few 51 51 90 . good 2 3 850 1440 .nc tud lng holste1ns .40 SO .49 90 , standard 2 3 900 1.400 lbs .44 50 .46 75 few tate sates 43 44 Sl aughter hetfers Cliot c e few pr1me 2 4 800 1140 tbs 49 SO 51 50 , ChOICe ] 4 805 1000 lbS 47 75 48 75, good 13 750 1250 lbs 44 46 85. lew h igh dress ing 47 48 75 standud 1 3 885 1495 lbs 4075<i360 Slaughter cows UIJ!Ity and commerc ial 2" 815 1860 lbs 35 A1 35 1nd1V1dual 43 canner and cu ller I 2 520 975 lbs 30 35 a5. sl aughter bu l ls, Is 119'0 2070 lbs 41 60 46 35 . low y leld 1ng 'ls 1065 1620 l bs good 2s standard 43 35 Vealers 37 SO 40 25 . bu llocks , 870 100.5 lbs 43 46 , 1 2 1050 11 25 lbs 40 Good and low cho1c e 215 m lbs 7279 . 170 lbs 52 50. 165 lbs 50 , cal v es returned to farm s, med 1u m and large frame holste1ns 60115 tbs 34 60 , bu I k 49 56 . coupl e beet crosses 75 90 lbs 100 120 cwt , 170 195 tbs 47 56 F eeder cat tl e Cho1ce steer s 395 595 lbs 52 53. cho 1ce butts 695 91 0 lbs 45 48 50 , good steers 320 595 lbs 44 50 good bulls 705 815 lbs 45 SO 47 75 , standarel steers and bulls 64S 800 lbs 36 45 , he1f er s chot ce 45 5 SOO lbS 45 48 50, OOoCI 460 580 lbS <iO 75 46 50, da1 ry re p lacem en t he1 ter s m ed 1um and large frame 405 680 1bs 40 46 60 Hogs Barrow s and gil ts 1 10 I 30 tow er , sow s 75 I l ower , boar s steady to 1 10 h1gher . ba r rows and 91 l ts 1 2 215 lbs 46 , 1 3 209 749 lbs 45 45 90, 2 3 267 so. lbs " · 250 lbs 43 50, 277 lbs 42 60 315 l bs <iO 40 , SOW! med 1um and I s 364 lbs 40 75, 2 3 457 480 lbs 41 75 .n 10 . 530 lbs 43 70 43 80 , bOMS 716-230 lbS w 35 so, 398 710 lbs 34 15 3520 . 175 '"'Sheep 32 so Slaugh ter lembs com pared to last weeK 's 11ght su pply stead y to 1 h1gh er , slaught er ewes 2 4 lower Cho1 ce end pr1me spr~ng slaughter lambs 104 lbs 69 90 70 , ChO ICE 11 7 lbS WOOled 54 50 , sla ugh t er ewes ut11ily an d good 101 lBS lbs 10 14 25 so cart er ' s economic plan in shambles says Ford Anniversary Special FREE GINOS • brrng peace to Cyprus. A:l for the 1980 presadenhal race, Fo~d saJd "We'll have to wait and see " And when asked if he ill less llkely to run because of hts wafe, Betty, now undergomg treatment Ill a Califorma hospital for an admitted overdependence on alcohol and drugs, Ford said · "I don 't think tbat will be a factor because she is going to be well and healthy by then . Other faotors will be dell!nnlnlng what I do ." Ford today appeared at a breakfast meeting for 1,0ll Republicans at the Cleveland Plaza, then was to travel to Indianapolis, Ind., and then return to Cleveland later tonight for a dlnner with business leaders, llpollllOred by Case Western Reserve University. The dinner will be held at GwiM , the Mather man!Jion 1 m suburban Bratenahl. Dmda, Lon M1Uer HesBOn, Kenneth R. Meek, Ronald Eugene Baker, Arlene Nelson, Susan Lak e, Thomas A Moore, Sally Ann Wein· traub and Barbara S. Wolfe Also gaven one-year con· tracts were Donna Nahert and Gat! HuestiS, school nurses. The board voted lu not renew the cootracl of Richard Neaoe, English and Speech Instructor at Kyger Creek because the regular teacher a88lgned to his position (Mrs. Wllleen Edwards) Is expected to return to her post next fall. Jern Samples was granted a leave of absence for the 1emamder of the school year Band di rectors employed on ll -month contracts. were Judith Smk, Hannan Trace, two years ani) Charles L Wtlls, Kyger Creek, one year Th e bo ard tabled unlll 'Thursday mght act10n on the employment of aU classafied employees because of the current OAPSE stnke. Also I tabl ed wa s a resolutiOn I authomm g the purchase of 12 new school buses STELLA CAMERON MARY REYNOLDS In other matters, Penny Mrs Stella E. Cameron, 96, Mrs Ma1 y Hey nolds, France and Sherry Headley , Groveport, formerly of Metgs AlbanY. Ohi o, dt ed at 7 ~< Ill home economtcs mstructors, County, died on Aprill2 at the today 'at O' Blencss Hosptl<l l, were granted permasston to home of a daughter , Mrs. At h~ns Hc1 late husband was attend vanous professional Pearl Green, Baltunore. Milford Heynolds Scrv1ces mcetmgs Mrs Cameron was a Will be announced tomon ow member of the Apostollc by the Waugh-Halley-Woo<l Church m Baltunore. She Is Fwaeral Home sumved by SIX daughters , Mrs Pearl (Ltllith) Green , MARY TURNBULL Ba ltimore, Mrs Wayne LAN CASTER - Mary 1Lucalle 1 Russell, Columbus; Crooks Turnbull, 75, Blue Mrs . Mtke (Cora) Raver , Valley Road. La ncas ter , Balllmore, Mrs. Kenneth fonnerly of Syracuse, dted (Inez ) Wade, Athens; Mrs. unexpectedly Satorday at her Archae (Varginta) Paerce, resadenee MJddleporl; Mrs. John Mrs Turn bull • as th e (Dorothy ) Felckner , Grove- daughter of the late Alex and port ; two sons, Charl es , Jenny Crooks She was also Columbus, and Wtlliam rBlll 1 preceded in death by her of Wak1ma, Wash , 30 husband, Andreas Turnbull grandchildren, numerous She was a former school great-grandchi ldren and teacher, actave m the senwr [L - - - - -- --.......J great · great-grandchlldren, Cit izen s prog ram and and a Sister, Mrs Garnett president of the Sugar Grove Karns, Grove Ctty She was group preceded 10 death by a She JS survaved by f1ve daughter and two sons. chtldren , Mrs. Ruth Mauck, Funeral serv1ces were held Ralph , Gale, Paul and Bobby, on April 15 at the Johnson· of the Col umbus and Grove McKeller Funeral Home m Ctty area; two sJsters, Myrtle Baltamure w1th the Rev McBnd e, Sy racu se and Leonard Roshon and the Hev Maldred l!tlfJnger, Stmt, James Hoam offt cJatmg Calif , several grandchildren Bunal was tn lhe White Oak and meces and nephews Cemetery at Hamsonville. Funeral servtces w1ll be held Wedn esda y at 10 30 a m at the Frank Smtth Funeral Home m Lancaster Bu nal NANCY HOLSTEIN Nanc) Mabel Wamsl ey \\Ill be l1l Let art Fa ll s Holstem, 76, a nattve of Cemetery Mason County, died Monda y morning m Detroit General Hospital, Detrott, Mich nt Fil Ail YSI-.JII'TINM She was a daughter of the DF\'CffF.O T0 1llf INl t.Rt:')'T or late B F. and Nacy Gould MfiGs.MA SON AHF.A Wamsley. HOfH<~HT IIOF F1 U II U ly F.dltor Survivors mcludc her J>ubl!.!iiM.od d;u l ~ t•uept S.1tuli!Jn husband, Rudolph, Detrott. b} IlK Otuo \'11Jir ) Puil h ~fun ~ CUin p<ln )' ·Mu l t u n~lit Jnr Ill brothers, Charles Wamsley, Cou rt ~I 1\ unt'ru) OlwJ ~ 5769 Po1nt Pleasant , Var g1l HLLw1es.~ Offlt < J'hont ~Jl 21511 Tile Oep11rtmeut Wamsley, Rt 1, Cheshare, Fthtonal f'h one 99'2 2 1 ~i ~'tOJld I~~~ ~~ JHk\ UI /-!1 jlit ld Il l sisters, Clara Staats, New l 'lllncru} 011ill Haven, Rosa Wamsley Sture of Building Nat1u1tal mh r r tL~IIlK t1 prl'Si-'11 lalll't J.andur\ A ~'II II. Ui le s 3101 Huddleston, Pomt Pleasant, 1- tjt).Jd AH' Clt•velarul Ohw H 11 ~ and VJrgtnta Kang, Rt 4, .Si,u:e 1915 Sui)S( n/J\1(111 ratL'!i Llt.'l1verl'd hi Pomeroy . She was preceded l Urrrer w lt r!' a1 lttlii!Jir 7~ 1 l'llb 1~1 ~~~'l~ k lh ~1 ()1!"' Hout.._. whPn.• l'iln It r m death by three sisters, Str\K t' n11t lt\i1 11H blto 1.1111 m onU1 Maude Allrnder , Lula Dulfy l1 25 8} Hl~il Ul Uh10 1111d W V11 One Yt'otr , 122 00 S11 muntllS and Mary Brown and one Sl I 50 Thn l' mur1ths , S7 00, brother, Andrew Wamsley. f-~ lbt "'l~rt I Z6 00 } t ar Stx 11 1 unth ~ I l l JO fh ree ullmths, 17 ~ [) Funeral servtces wall be Slib!oi. n ptKin pr n • Lll t ltld l ~ S u r KI<I ~ held all 30 p.m. Thursday at f tnn !>...~t· n t mel the Wilcoxen Funeral Home m Poant Plea sant wllh Minister Orban Hesson of Charleston in charge Bunal wall follow m Sun· crest Cemetery. VJsttauon wtll be held at the funeral home after 6 p m. Wed· nesday year pacts were Paul D1llon, Hannan Trace ; Wtlliam Pa1ge Sheets, Southwestern, Alfred Scarberry, Addavtlle ; Lloyd Myers, Cheshire · Kyger and Robert A Powell, Cadmus. Ronald Paxton, Hannan Trace Elementary and James Chestnut, Vmton Elementary, received two· year pacts. The board tabled a recommendation for a oneyear contract to Kyger Creek Principal Robert L. Lanning. Teachers granted con· unumg contracts wer e Kathryn A. Crabtree, Sharon Fisher, Ann Thompson, Shirley Smath, Wanda Ball, Wallodene Jenkms , and Beverly Gettles Four·year limited con· tracts were granted to Lloyd Danner, Deryl E. Well and Mary Virgtma Lamer. Three-year pacts went to Michael Waddle, Thomas E: Wtllaims, Jean C ~r c l e , FranciS Kay Adkms, Linda Husk, Marilyn Meadows, Ann E Dollenmeyer, and Joyce Thompson . Charlotte 'Miller got a three-) ear contract for one-half da y baSis as a km· dergart en mstructor Two-year contract s were awarded to Sheryl Fraser, Judath Sanders. !Jonald H Saunders, Cody E Boothe, Mtllie Thompson , Ralph D Wy ant , Da1sy T Smoo t , V~rgmta Farmer French, Jyl L. Zerkle, Lark Nap1er, Jr , Sara E Spurlock, Sala s J ohn son , Corliss M1 ll ea , IJnda F Dee!, Mane L Paxton, and Martha Rsoc Edelman One·year contracts went to Eleanor 0 Morns, Barbara ---------J-----------------1 Area Deaths ! Mllor League Stand 1ngs By United P r ess lnt~rnat1onill Leaaue National Eut r !VIontreal Chicago New York Phil a P1tfsburgh St LOU IS C1ncmnat Los Angel$ Slln Fran Houston San D1ego Atlanta W L. Pet GB 9 5 6-iJ 8 75JJ1 12 9 a 529 1112 66 500 2 6 7 462 2lf2 5 10 333 4 1f7 West W L Pcf GB 11 5 68a 10 5 667 1; 2 775003 8 9 471 6 B 419 J 11 714 J1, 1 4 7 Monday's Results Mon t real S, St , LOUt S 3 Phi ladelph ia 12 , Ch 1cago 2 Pittsburgh <i, New York 2 Hous 4, San D1ego 3. 10 mns Today ' s Games (All T1mes EST) St lOUIS (Urrea 0 2 ) at Montreal (Dues o 0), 2 15 p m P1ftSbu ~ gh (0 , RObin SOn 0-1) at New York ( Br uherl 1 1), 8 OS pm Cht c ago (La mp Philadelphi a ( Ka at pm 1 2) oOJ. at 7 35 San Franc1 sco ( Knepper 2-Q J a t At lanta IN1ekro 04 ), 7 35 pm Los Angeles (J ohn 3 OJ aT Clncmn all ( Hume 2 1) 8OS pm San D 1ego [ Fr•e sleben 0 1) a t Hous ton ( For sch 0 OJ, 8 35 p m Wednesday ' s Games St LOUIS at Montreal P1ttsbgh at New York., n1gh t Ch icago at Ph da n1ght San Fran a t A llanta n1ghl Los. Angeles t~t C1nC1 , n10t1t San D1eg o at Houston m ght Amencaq League East Detro1t Boston Milwl'luk e New York Cle ve land Balt1 m ore Tor onto Kanss Ct y Oakland Ce l rlorn t Ch 1cago M 1nn esota se attl e Texa s rGam~s w Pet. L 10 3 769 10 5 667 a 1 l33 7 a 6 ) 462 5 10 333 5 10 333 West w L Pel II 1 646 II 3 7a6 10 5 667 5 3a5 6 II 353 6 lA 300 3 10 131 "' ' behmd based percentage 1 Monday ' s Rnutts Mmn at Oak ood , r a1n GB '4 6 6 GB '" 2 6 1 61,.. a on Cle verand 4, Toronto 2 New York 8, Balllmore 2 Detr011 4, Ch1 cago 1 Kansas Cit y 8, Texas 6 Seattle 6, Ca t1f 5, 11 1nns Todar·s Probable Pitchers ~ All T1mes EST) Clev el and {G~r l and 1 21 o~~t To ronto (Garv 1n 1 Ol, 4. p m Boston (Lee 3 OJ a t Mil waukee ( Augustme 3 1), 7 p m New York (Beattie 0 0) at Ba1t1more (Palmer 2 OJ. 1 30 pm Detro1 t f Morr1s 0 OJ at Ch1c ago (Barnos 1 1), B 30 p m Kansas Ctty (L eonerd 2 11 at Tex as I Jenk1ns 0 11, 8 35 p m Mmnesota (Goltz 0 3) at Oakland (Langford 0 1). 10 30 pm Seattl e (M c Glocklin 0 0) al CaltfOrn1a <Knapp 2 I L 10 30 pm Wednesdav ' s Games Detro11 at Chicago Bo ston at M1 l waukee, mght Toronto at Kan City n1ght Cleve land at Texas , n1ght seattl e at Cal1forma , n1ght M 1nn esota at Oakland, n1ght By Greg Batley A seventh mnmg rally fell one run short last mght as the host Metgs Gtrls softballers downed Gallta Academy 9.,'1. Me1gs scored eight runs in the first two mnmgs to hold on for the wm Meigs opened with five runs m the first . The first three batters walked, followed by Singles by Tern Wilson and Kathy Howard Dorothy Chapman then crashed a double. The viSitors came back wtth two of thetr own Ill the second . Jenny Young led off w1th a tnple, scored on an error off the bat of Nibert, and Ntbert then came home later on a faelder's choice. Me1gs got three Ill the HOME. CAR MAIL Pomeroy Cement Block Co. double by Make Wayland. A sacrifice by Kenny Young put Me1gs up 2·1. Meigs went up :1-1 when Tun, Ehersbach led off the second wllh a towermg homerun. But then came Wahama's two big lllDmgs. Three White Falcons reached base on free passes to set the stage for Smith's booming grand slammer shot Four more Falcon runs Ill the fourth put the icing on the cake. The fourth lllDlng was highllghted by two hit batsmen, a balk, a passed ball, a walk, an error, a single, and a double by Colller. Meigs had a maid rally m the seve nth when Hood walked and Wayland doubled . Young sacnflced one run in and Greg Beckers' stngle got the other one home. M. Smith got the win by second on two walks, slngles straklng out four and walkrng by Wilson and Howard, and a three. J. Smith led the hitters fielder's choace. The wmnrng wath his single and home run run came m the bottom of the whtle Buzzard contnbuted sixth when Trac1 Burdette two smgles Colller got hts scored on a sacnftce by double and Leachfaeld, Rose, Wtlson Burdette reached on and Honaker each smgled. a two-base error. Trtplett took the loss for After scoring three times in Metgs Wayland led aU hat· the f1fth and once an the sixth, ters with two doubles and a Galha Academy loaded the stngle. Ebersbach had h1s bases wtth none out m the top home rwa and Hood, Becker, of the seventh. Meigs' left and Chns Tay lor smgled fielder Apnl Krng caught a Trtplett took the loss for fly ball and nailed the taggrng Me~gs Wayland led aU hit· runner at home for two outs. ters wtth two doubles and a But the next batter walked to stngle. Ehersbach had his agam load the bases. Young home run and Hood , Becker, then hal a fly ball to King to and Chns Taylor smgled end the game and the threat. Meags is 3-7 now and en· Wilson led the Meigs hitting tertams Wellston tomghl wath two smgles and a double Une score : and Howard had two smgles Pat Vaughan, Burdette, and Chapman each had a smgle. Beth Bartrum got the wm and 2·3 tn the SEOAL. Pasquale led the losers Wednesday the garls of Coach wtth a smgle and double whale Rita Slavm travel to Ironton. Adkins had two singles. GAHS 020 031 2~ 7 I Young had her tnple and Metgs 530 001 x- 9 8 5 Fmley and Evans each had a Swain, Daruels (1 , lp) and stngle. Groves Meags Is now 5-3 on the year Bartrum and Chapman Marauder gals nip Blue Angels let Us Insure Them Both LOOK FOR OUR SPRING SALE CIRCULAR IN THIS WEEK'S Vtsiting Wahama put on an explosive offensive show, highllghted by catcher J Smath's grand slam homer In the thtrd mnmg as they downed host Metgs last night 11·5. Ten walks and two hit batters by Meags' pttchers contributed to those eleven runs . In the first inning Wahama's Rtck Buzzard smgled, stole second, and came home on an error for a 1.0 lead In the bottom of this frame Meigs ' Tim Hood stngled and came home on a and we will save you 10 % on your auto insurance premiums! It's really quite simple. If you have both your homeowner's insurance and your auto . 1surance wath The Celina Mutual of The Nattonal Mutual, you receave a 10 percent dascount on your auto msurance premium . Anniversary Special FREE French Fries DAVIS INSURANCE Wtth Purchase Of 9"" Sioak Sondwtch ~ 0'-1 I I.J I \ Wf O Afllll 2• 25-:26 AI All GINOS "Across from the Courthouse in Pomeroy" .THINKING ABOUT ANEWER MODEL CAR? I I ~ \jJj w,t"v( )Mj U? ~~,'\~ "'.-u--u•l•ri)!? Market Report Oh10 Valley Livestock MarKer A eport Pr i ces l& k.en fr o m ttl e au ction o t Sa t urda y , Ap r il 22 , 1978 T r ends Fee d ers ve r y acttve , Cow s f ul l y st el! dy to higher , Veals S2 hi g her , Hogs steady to 25 ce nt s low er Total hud 1120 F eeder ... St ee rs ( go od choice ) 250 t o 300 I tiS S.t 50 ChOice I 250 10 300 I bs 53 50 60 , 300 to 400 lb s <i9 60 , 400 to 500 lbs 44 5.4 500 to 600 lb s •o 51 50, 600 ro Jbs 37 100 46 2S , 700 and o verJ• 50 .u 50 Slaughter Bull s {over 1,000 lbs 1 39 <3.75 Slaughter 37 50 42 75 , 31 38 !0 Cows Ut il it ies Canner Cutter s Veals Ch o ice a nd pr im e 64 79 , Standard s and med iums 45 -SS Baby Calves t by th e head 1 25 70 Hogs Hogs I NO . 1. BarrOWS · Gllls, 200-230 lbs 1 <J 50·<5 25 Butcher Sows A0-•2 75 Butcher Boars 27 30 . Pigs I by so lhe heod) 20 <2 50 MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spo111 Editor • By NEW YORK (UP!) - Personally , I like Leon Spinks , but I' m sorry, I can '! buy those stories he was "framed" or that there's Pt sbgh 110 000 020- 4 8 o som e kmd of consptracy Ill St LoUiS to get him NY 000000 200- 2 61 All the evtdence I've been able to gather pomts completely Rooker, B1 bby ( 7), J acks on (71 Tekul ve (7) an d Ot t. the other way and strongly suggests that if he's the vtctim of Zachr y, M yr1ck (6 ), CorneJo ( 8 ) anythtng, J~much more a case of his betng mishandled tha n a nd Stearn s w- TekU i ve ( 2of h1s bear(g hassled by the pollee 0 J L- Corn e1o (3 ll Leon Spmks could have saved hunself a lot of gnef by sunply ( 10 1nnmgs) gomg out and gettmg hunself a hcense to operate a car. But he so 1000020011 0- 311 0 Ho us 000 300 000 l- 4 ~ 0 stall doesn 't have one after hemg ctted for the same vtolataon Fr e1sleben, Spil lner (6), F 1n twa ce already. ger s {8 1 and Sw eet aM oav1s , Two conflictmg verstons have emerged over what actually Andu 1ar , Sam b1to (9) and Hermann w - s am b1 to (2 OJ L happened last Fnday m St Lows , where th e 24-year old world - F mg ers ( I 3 ) HR - Hous ton heavyweaght champion was arrested Ill a restaurant parking Watson (1 ) lot at 4 a.m (On ly ga m es sc heduled ) Ac cordmg to the pollee, Spmks, who had a young woman an Amencan LeagUe tile car, was driVIng without his headllghts on and wathout an M1nn at Oak , ppd , ra 1n operator's lice nse. The pollee also say he was found with Ollt' · Clev e 11000000 1- 4 8 0 one hundreth of a gram of cocame msade the brun of his hat Tor 10000000 1- 2 10 2 Hood, Kern (8 ) and Pru1 tt . and less than 35 grams of man Juana m hts coat pocket L emanczyk, Murph y ( 9 ) and Spinks maintams that 1sn 't so He says he never had any Cerone W- Hoo d (1 0 ) LLeman c zyk 10 4) HRs Tor on drugs in his possesSion or any manjuana e~ther to Ca r t y (2) In tll1s , hiS tllJrd run-m w1th til e St Lows police Spmks, who was born and brought up m St Lows but no longer lives there, NY 000080 000· B 13 0 Bait 000 000\10- 7 71 says he feels the pollee are ptckmg on him because he's the Gu1dry , Goss age (6 t and Munso n M cG r eg or. Ke r r 1g an world champiOn now. (5 1 an d Demp sey W- Gu1dry "They 're JUS! tryrng to tear me down ," he says "They're (21 ) L - M cGr f90 r ( 0 3 ) saymg 'We don 't ca re who he ts or how bag he IS, we're gonna De t 030 100 ooo-- 4 9 1 show we can get him.'" Ch • 000 000 100- 1 3 1 That 1sn't tile unpresston I'm left w1th after talkmg wath B 1 1 1 1 n g h a m and Pa r n sh Kravec , W illOug hb y { 5 ) a nd people Ill St l.<Jms, rncluding a number workmg for the city 's Nahor odny W- Bdltngh am 13 law enforcement agenctes. OJ L - Kr avec {1 - 2) HRs"The general attttude here an St Louts as that we are very Det rol t , Rod r rguez (2~ - KC 000206 000 8 92 proud of Leon, ' one law off Jcaa l lold me. "Nobody Ill the police Tex 2\0 JOO 000- 6 lJ 1 department as out to 'gel' him If anythmg, there as a feellng of Col born 81r d ( A ~ and Porter D E II 1S., Cleve la nd (6), Lindblad regret among th e pollee that he gave them any cause for h1 s 16) an d Su ndbe r g W- 8 1rd ( I arrest." 0~ l - C!ev etand <O 21 HRsA:l for the champiOn's claun that he had no cocaine or Kans as C1 t y , Poquette ( 2) mariJUana Ill hts possesswn , Terrence O'Toole , first assistant ( 1l '""'"95) CirCUit attorne y of St. Lows, says: Seatt le 000201100 0 11 - 6 11 1 " U Leon Spmks wants to take a he detector test, we awmt Ca l tfo r n 1a him \\Jth open arms" 0000300100 10 - 5 9 t P arrot! , Todd ( 5 ). Rom o ~ 8 ), Spmks , it turns out. created hiS own problems Frida y Raw l ey ( 121 an d St 1nson . Ryan. because he was a llttle too cunous He and hiS woma n La Roche (10 ) Har t ze l l ( 12) and comparuon . Char lene Dunn, pulled mto tile parking lot of one of Hum phr ey an d Downmg WRo m o ( I 1) L - Hart zell (0 21 tllose all-m ght hamburger places and nottced three policemen HRs- Se attl e. M eyer (2l Ca l 1 checkmg on tile driver of another car Instead of going into eat, 1or n 1a, L an sf ord ( 11 Sprnks sal m hiS car and rubber;aecked to find out what was (Qn (y g am es scheduled ! gomg on The pollee became aware of that and afll!r finishrng wath the other dnver, the) went over to Spinks' car. Maror League Leaders Sgt Francas Corrona merely mtended to mfonn Spanks he By Un1ted Press tnternat1ona 1 was drlVIng wtthout has headllghts on, bu t when the champ Battmg rolled down hJS wmdow, Corro na recogmzed him and asked ( ba sed on l5 at bah I Nat1on al L eagu e h1m 1f he had secured a license yet. G AB H Pet " You know I'm Leon and I don't have any hce!l!le ," Spmks Mond y L A IS 50 19 380 Al mon SO \4 53 20 377 answered. Cey L A 15 56 21 375 The Dunn woman began demandmg the police leave Leon Vl n tne Mtl 11 41 15 366 Park r P1t 14 53 19 358 alone and tllen subje cted tllem to a loud string of ra cw I Par1Sh MTI 13 48 17 354 12 50 17 340 epi thets Sh m •d t Ph il Spmks !ben got out from behmd lbe wheel and put his hat on DJesus Ch ! 15 64 21 328 Gar vy L A 15 64 21 32 B top of tile car One of the off1 cers handed him has hat back Hrnd z St L 16 55 18 327 whereupon Spinks hurrtedly tllssed tt on top of the car agam American League G AB H Pet Naturally , that aroused suspac1on, and when one of the cops Gu ero Oak 14 55 23 4\8 Porlr KC IJ 46 19 41 3 pt cked up the hat a second tune and examined tl, he says he Cbbge M 1n 14 44 18 409 discovered til e cocarne m the band Shortly afll! rward , the Bell Cte 13 52 21 404 Car ew M,n 11 7 I 28 394 mariJUana was found in Leon's coat pocket. Some of those arowad Spinks now are hollermg 11 the wh ole Ball r To r 1? 46 18 391 L ynn Bos 13 51 19' Jll thmg was "a plant " and a "frame-up .' ' Kemp Det 13 4 1 15 366 How could 11 he a frame-up tllough when the cops had no tdea L emon Ch1 13 48 17 35 4 13 60 21 350 at all Sptnks was even gorng to hem that parking lot ? L F ir e Oet Home Runs And If tl really wasn't Spinks' ha t, as some of his "friend s" Mond ay , Nat1onal League LA 8, M a lth ews Atl Bench are rnsastmg, how come h1s lllJhals were m tt? Leaders SPRING SERVICE SPECIAL Now Thru Mav 31, 1978 MUFFLER SPECIAL 1967-1973 V.W. Beetles '40 99 Plus Tax, Installed Air Conditioned Cars; Cars Wnh Trailer Hitches; And Other Models Also At Special Spring Prices NOW Th rU M3J 31 1978 1 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 446-9800 -- 1.1~9~5~~:.:R:ive:r~R~d~.----.::~=~O~h~io~ A · ~~\J[j CAR THIS YEAR? so, 700 and ove r 32 50 42 .50 F eeder Bulls ( go od Miller Ch 1 00 1 000 001- 2 6 I Phtla 002 019 OOx- 12 17 I Fryman , Moor e ( ~ J. Kr uk.o w (61 and Rader a nd Cox Ll~ r ch a nd Boon e W- Ler ch ( 2 1l L F r y man ( 0 l) HR s- Phll adel pht.!l , L er ch ( 1) , Schm1dl (3~ THINKING OF BUYING 61, JOOlo<OO ibS 5?5060. <00 50 so , 300 1o •oo Jbs 39 50. <OO fo 500 37 <7 50 500 IO 600 lbS 36 •a 7S .600 lo 700 lbs. 35 <7 , defeats Sport Parade .,.....~ s to 500 lbs 47 55 so , 500 to 600 lbs 43 54 , 600 to 700 lbs 40 700 and over 38 -.40 so Feeder H elfers t oo o el cho ice ) ~0 to 300 l bs 38 so Southern Today's Ma1or League Resuns By Un•ted Press InternatiOna l Nat1onal League Sl L 000 01201l0-- 3 a 0 Mtl 01 0 01120x - 5 70 Rasmu ssen, L11te11 (71 a nd S1 mmo n ~ May , Bahn sen ( 8 ) and Car ter W- M ay ( 1 I ) Lll flell (0 2) HR S- SI L OU IS, F re ed ( 71 ' Ry Greg Bailey A frne rellef perfonnance by John Sayre and an exploSive ftrst two mmngs led the Southern Tornadoes to a 9-8 wln over vtsJtmg Miller last night. Sayre came on in the seventh w1th the bases full and none out and held off a raUy that saw the vtsJtors plate three ru!l!l . Southern scored four tunes m the first and three limes In the second. In the firstSayre and R1chard Teaford smgled, Kelly Wmebrenner reached on an error, and Steve Htll and Mark Forbes both reached on walks T1m Brmager and Herbie Ervm each forced m a run when they were both hit by pllchcd balls Miller came back w1th three runs tn the second , highlighted by a double by Almashy and a smgle by Dorsey Southern commttted two errors that mmng In the bottom of that frame Southern seemed to take command by bunching three walks and two smgles to set up a btg double by Dwaght Hill. Southern plated smgle runs tn the third and fifth mnings In the la st mnan g th e vasttors' rally stemmed around two walk s, two singles, and an error Sayre led the htttmg With a double and smgle while Steve Hall and Teaford each had two smgles. Wmnmg pitcher Mike Huddleston and Ervtn each had a single wh1le D Hill had his double Forbes, in first place, but wtth just a Huddleston, and Sayre half-game advantage over combined to fan ten and walk eight. tile 16-5 Dodgers Street took the loss and The Reds will pitch Tom teamed with Toth to stnke Hume against LA's Tommy out f1ve, walk mne, and hit John m tonight's B 00 (EST) I wo . Burgess socked a tnple, p m. game at Raverfront Almashy a double, and Stadtum and in Wednesday's Street, Pompey, and Dorsey 8:00 p.m. contest, Cincy's C1 n , F er guson Hou S Hender a single each Tom Seaver wtll oppose Doug so n, NY a nd Parker , P 1ft 4 Ame r ic<ln League Hobson Southern Js 603 on the year Rau . Bos ~ ~ R ice, Bos Bay lor , Cat. and entertams Eastern The Reds won two of three Mc Ra e, K C. Cooper, H 1sle and Thom as, M 1l 5 ~ gameS from the Dcdgers last tomght Runs Batted In Line score : week Ill Los Angeles to help N•t•onal Leagu e M onday , 032 Oll 3--3 5 1 LA 19, Ga r ... ey , LA l5 , Morgan , them post a f>.4 mark in a Miller C1 n and W atson. Hou 14 , road trip that included stops Southern Schm 1dt , Phd 13 431 010 x- 9 10 J In Houston and San Amer~can Lugue . Hooson , Street (LP ), Toth (2) and Bos 21 Cooper, M 1i 16, FranCISCO. Thomas . Mil IS Car ew, M ln n "That's fine with me," Sturgill 14 Ma y , Bait, R 1ce Bos, Forb es, Huddleston (3, Sta ub Oet an d H1sle M d 13 Reds' manager Sparky Slo ten Bases Anderson saad of the f>.4 road WP), Sayre 17 ), an d Natlon.al Lea;ue Ced eno, Hou ~ . Mo reno, Pi t! 8, Ro yster , mark "Anytime you flmsh a Bnnager , Forbes (J) All and Onessen , Ctn 7 coast sWlllg above tile .iiOO Gn tle y C1 n 6 mark you've got to be Amencin League Norwood , Northfield M 1nn 6, Remy , 8os , W1tson satisfied " KC. Dll one. Oak and J on es . Sell Pete Rose goes Into NORTHFIELD , Ohto 5 Pitd1lng tontght's game needing just (UP!) - Travalon Tom, a 2f>. Most V1ctor1es 14 hits to reach 3,0ll career time wlnner in 27 starts last Bonham , N•t1onal Lugue hits. Rose has been season as a tw~>-year-<rld, Cln, John. LA and Gr 1msl ey , J o, Cor ne to NY ana calculallng where and when made his 1978 debut Monday Mil For sch, St L 3 1 Amencan League Tanana , he w1ll get No 3,0ll since mght and improve(! hts Cal a nd Spl i ltOrff , KC 4 0 L ee before the seasop. victory percentage with an Bas and Bdllngh o!l m. Del 3 0. " It 'll be at home I'm sure," easy win in the $2 ,800 Auousllne, M tl 3 1 Earned Run Average he now says "I'd figured featured mnth ra ce at (Based on 11 1nn1ngs pttched) May 6 or 7, but now I think I Nortllfaeld Park Nat1ona 1 League Gnmsley , Mil and Mon tefusco , SF 1 38, can make It by May 5.'' Travalon Tom, who d1d R Re usch el. Ch i I oi l. Burr is The Reds entertain the most of his racing rn 1977 on Ch1 1 45 , Za chr y, NY 1 61 Amerocan league John son, Montreal Expos Ill a four- the Ohio county fa II' circwt, k 0 4 1. Keou oh , Oak 142, game series the weekend of was 10 lengths behind leader Oa Spliltorft , KC I <iS , Wa llS, Clev May f>-7. Mtss Betty Kay at the 1 50 KMp~~~=~~.~ Meanwhile, Joe Morgan's halfway mark but turned on N•tional League R 1ch ard , "magic number " chase has the sjleed m the last half to Hou 31 , Nlekl o All 23. May 22 , Bon ham, Cln 21, ended. grab a three-quarter victory Mil Zach r y. N Y and M ontef usco. Morgan 's major league The 1·2 favorite returned $3, record for most errorless $2 40 and $2.40. SFA;::erocon Leoguo: Rya n . Ca l 3.3 HallS M il 26 Golt7 , M ln n games settled at 91 games Baron Lancer ftnash ed 21 L eonard, KC 20. Keough , when he made an error second and M1ss Betty Kay Oak and Matlack. Tex 16 Sunday agalnst the Giants , showed. " I had hoped to reach 1110," Winnie Spencer won the S81d Morgan . "But I ftgured loth race , fronting a bag trtple, when my streak ended it comblnation of 1-4-10 that was would be on an unusual worth a whopping $8,885 90. play." Mr. Tango, a 20S-l longshot, Indeed, Morgan's error did was second and Project not come on a booted gro1111d Demon finished third. ball, as might be expected, A crowd of 2,956 wagered but when he dropped a throw ~30,372. ~ a nmdown play Tommy John on hill for champs CINCINNATI (UPI) Another Clnclrmati Reds-Los Angeles Dodgers series hegJ.IIs ton1ght and, as usual, tile National League West lead ts up for grabs · Cincrnnati comes into the series witll an 11-5 record and Wahama 104 410 1- 11 8 1 Metgs 210 000 2- 5 7 1 M Smath and J Smith Ebersbach , Tnple!! (4, LP), Owens (6) and Becker Linescores Fif e ca n strike at anyt1me' Install a smoke alarm system 1n your home and make penod 1c checks ot your wtrmg Also, check your msuranc;,e pol1 cy to make sure that you have adequate C{lverage should a fire stnket SEE US FOR AN AUTO I.O~N TODAYI M. I llllliliii" Ttnis tlr Jilr ldiJl L •·• ·0.' ' CUTLASS SUPFIEME COUPE Take A Test Drive Today Downing-Childs Insurance Agency, Inc. Middleport, 0. ·COMPARE OLDS ' ' IEIIE FEDWL DDOSif MllrJCl G11P011AnoR IIUOSIIS IISUif,l) • 992-2342 • . . .._ Compare Compare Compare Compare Compare Economy Ride Comfort Styling Price KARR &VAN lANDT MOTOR SAI.fS See : Pete , Marvin or George 992 -5342 Onmeroy, 0 . Drive Home a Winner �\ ' 3- The Dally Sentinel, Maddleport-Pomeroy, o., Tuesday, Aprtl25, 1978 2- The Daily Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomerov. 0 . Tuesday , April25, 1978 White Falcons stop MHS 11-5 Gallia board in marath~n executive session Gall ia Count y's Loc al Edu catiOn , Board of followmg a four hour. 45 minute exetut1ve sesswn Monday mghl, offered to contact a federal mcdtator to asstst m settlement of a two· day stnke caUed Saturday aft ernoon by the dtstnct's non-academtc employees Pres tdent James V Blevtns, who also serves as the board's chtef negottator, sa1d the board was wtUmg to call in a medtalor, but was not Willing to hold negotiations w1th the OAPSE team. He said clasSJfted employees should report to work unmedtately and should remove picket lines placed at the distnct's 11 bulldmgs Monday. Blevins said the strike was an " unauthonzed work stoppage, illegal and non· producttve " He also satd tt Pity the poor weatherman; Senate now wants predictions at least year ahead Ry STEVE GERSTEL WAS H!l\GTON iUPl) - P1ty the poor weathennan who has troubles enough with day-to-<lay forecasts . The Senate wants hun to make predtcltons a year or more ahead The am bmous proJect ts one of the goals m the nattona l clm1ate program approved by the Senate Monday by vmce vote and wtthout debate It must still d ear tile House The legtslauon provtdes $135 mtllion over the next two ftscal years for the program. It ts mtended to enable the federal government to make long ...ange clunate forecasts so the country can adapt to weather flu ctuatwns The Senate Commerce Commtltee, whtch drafted the bill, satd m Jls report the more severe weather conditiOns expenenced Ill recent years may indicate flu ctuations and changes m tile future . These changmg conditions could cause serious problems m areas such as,Jood productaon, energy supplies. wa ter resources and mamtenance of human health, tile commtttee srud OAPSE MEETING Chapter 17, Ohto AssocJa\Jon of Pu blic School Employes , wall meet at the Me~gs Jumor High Sehoul, Mtddleport, at 7 30 p m thts evenmg All members are asked to attend the meetmg RUSHVIlLE , lnd ( UP[) at wh1ch ofh cea s w1ll be A federalrnspector refll5es elected to dtscuss any aspect of the plane crash Sunctay rught that SHRINETIES TO MEET killed nme people - mcluding The Twm Ctt) Shrmettes eaght offJctals of the U.S Auto w11l meet Wednesday at 7 30 Club - until he can examrne p.m at the home of lras , the crash Site Kelton Jack Herrmgton, a f~eld One of the mam elements of the program would be tile development of methods to Improve clunate forecasts, m the words of the report, "on a monthly , seasonal, yearly and longer basas " . The bill spectfically authortzes experunental cl1mate forecast centers for research efforts destgned to unprove the capability to forecast climate and weather a long pertod in advance "The centers shaU make climate forecasts on an experimental basts, ensure that forecast efforts are appropnately reviewed and guard against premature reliance on the experimental for;!Casts," the report srud On the basas of testunony gtven the comrmttee, scientists are uncertam whether Jon grange predictwns can he made "Evtdence suggests there may he theoretical l1m1ts to extending the current 2~our to 36-hour weather predictaon to pertods in excess of two weeks," the report saad "Ciunate predictiOn would mvolve the forecast of atmosphenc condtlJons over a much longer penod of tune " Federal inspector refuses to discuss airplane crash director of the Natwnal TranAn NTSB spokesman said sportation Safety Board who tile twm-engrne, !().seat plane arrtved Monday to head an suddenly "veered off radar" mvestagatwn of the crash, durmg one of the storms as 1t declined to talk to reporters was flymg ba ck to until he could get to the site, fnd1anapolis from the about 10 miles northwest of Trenton 200 stock car race m New Jersey Swaday. Rushville . Gene Gardner, 64, sa1d the Some of tile VICtims were ·to plane, a chartered Piper have officiated at the In· - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · · - - - - - - N a v a j o Chieftan, was flying dianapolls iiOO Indy offactals wath "the throttle wide open srud tile race would proceed and went mto a power dave" as scheduled May 28 before it crashed and The pilot , Don Mullendore, exploded, Ieavrng a crater 10 53. of Franklrn, Ind., also the feet deep 10 his 30-acre operator of the charter serv1ce , reported "heavy cornfield American Cancer Soclt"' "I can tell when a plane ts turbulence " shortly before '' Ill trouble," srud Gardner, lbe crash, but his last contact - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - who satd he was m the Anny wath Indaanapohs tower was a A reg ular feature , ANSWERiine Only a Air Cor!"~ durrng World War routme acknowledgement of prepared by the Amen can phyStctan can answer that 0 "It could have been struck landing dU"ections, the NTSB srud. Cancer Society, to help save questton after careful by lightnrng " Coroner's deputies and The passengers were your hfe from cancer exammatJOn, evaluation and An archttect •Tttes Whtle diagnosis. Bloody stool can avtation investigators used tdenttfied as Frank Delroy, my husband and f don't sJgnal the presence of cancer plasttc bags to gather pieces 65, technical director ; Ray smo ke ctgarettes our parents because a growing bowel of the bod1es of the nrne Marquette, 48, v1ce president Rush for publ1c affaJrs ; Sham do My flve-year-<Jl d son has cancer ulcerates the mtertor vJctams Monday County Coroner John Todd Malone , 47, madge! car stan ed to tmatate them by of the bowel through whach pretendmg to "smoke" a the fecal matter must pass. concluded there were orne supervtsor, Stan Worley, 65, penctl How ca n we However, and this IS an people killed Ill the aCCJdent regJstrar, Ross Teegarden, One of the major polnts to 57, deputy techmcal director , diScoura ge htm about th e unportant "however", rectal habtt nght now' b 1so be d be settled by the NTSB Dr. Bruce Whate , 27, staff ANSWER!tne Research Jeedmg can a cause by conditions unrelated to mvesttgation IS whether the doctor , and Jody Phillips, 40, nas shown that th e fact that can cer. For example, crash was caused by severe newsletter typograplust , aU neither you nor your husband hemorr hoids, a harmless thunderstorms m the area , of lndtanapolls ; and Doo . smoke 1'1ll he a po werful though uncomfortable con· which packed golfball·sJze Peabody , :)4, of Coronado, Callf., sprint car superVIsor. Influe nce on your son's at- dillon , can cause bleedmg. hail Sunday ntghl litude Ex plam lo h1m the You owe It 10 yourself to see a positi ve reasons • hv vo u physJcan nght awa y If t house nut lu ~rno ke r or cancer ts your problem , example, you want to )Jye the prompt attentton may save healthJe;t hfe posstble Your your hfe. If cancer 15 not Commitlee will meel Thursday loca l Am en ca n Can cer present you wall still need Society Umt has a free leaflet proper medical attention for ca lled, 'Huff and Puff " In whateve r JS causang the Du e to the tnclement Rtver , Leadrng Creek and thiS colurful verSi on of the bleedin g De la y 1s your weather, a meetmg of the D~rect Ohto TrtbutarJes B1g Ba d Wol f and the Three enemy nght now. Please see Sout h e a st Trtbutart es Committee and other tn· IJttle Pl~s the wol f can 't a physJct an who wtll employ CtUzens Techmcal Advasory terested persons are en· blow th eit homrs down va nnus tests - for example, and Police Advisory Com· couraged to attend beca use he smokes an exammatton of the bowel mJttees was not held for Anyone wJshmg to revJew cJgareu es It shoul d be w1th a lightedtube - to begm several months A meetmg the rntertm 208 document espec tally effectJ Ye 1f mther to gel answers about your wtll he held Thursday Ill the whtch has been printed prwr you or your husb<n1d read tt true conditiOn. cafeterta of RIO Grand e to the meeting may contact With your son For furth er mformati on College the So1l ConservatJon office m A reader asks 'Are all call Me J ~s Cance r Offtce 992· All members of the Shade Pomeroy, 992~7 . tumors cancer '" 7531 ANSWF: Riine No There are two kmds of tumors One IS call ed beni gn fnoncancerous 1 and ts made of tJssue th at ha s Sim ply become overgrown A hemght tumor as usually not dangerous because tl IS self· contamed and does not Jn· va de or spread Jnlo other body tiSSUe . The Other IS called malignant (ca ncer) A cancerous tumor ts alway s CLEVELAND ( UPI ) - sabihlies as a leader of the and capable," sa1d Ford. dan ge rous and must be Presadent Caner's economic world ," satd Ford, who lost to "That 's the best way I know medicall y destroyed because plan is m a shambles and the Carter Ill the 1976 presadential of to preserve the peace and 1t w11l grow and mvade mflat1on program tsn '! strong race. to he able to meet any surroundmg t1ssue In tune , enough , according to former Durrng h1s 29 montlls m the emergency." ca ncer cells from the Origmal Prestdent Gerald R Ford, White House , Ford The former chief executave , tumor will travel to other who Monday mght called for repeatedly stressed that m has first appearance Ill parts of the body whe•e new a $3(1 billlon Ulx cut this year federal spending must be Ohio since his wasqccessful ca nce rous t umors will - $6 b1llion more than kept m check. He reJU!rated 1976 presidential election bid, his stand, saying Carter must defended has support for the become establlshed. recommended by Carter. A factory worker explains '"The recommendation that say no to pressure to spend recently approved Panama "!have noticed blood when I President Carter has made more money on pel projects Canal treaties and said they "I don 't believe we can will help unprove rela!Jons move my bowels 0... f have for a $24 billion tax cut ill msuffJcJent," Ford told a afford a national health between the U.S and Latm crowd of about 3,200 durmg a insurance program which America. And at a news conference spectal "lect ure In -the- would cost us about $25 billion round " at the Front Row a year," Ford satd. ':And I earlier Ill the day , Ford Theatre tn suburban doubt if we can afford welfare admttted that there are reforms that would cost us "more mmu5e5 than pluses" Htghland Heights, Ohio. to date In CUIIIP'S lndJvtdua l taxpayers another $5 billion a year ." Ford also criticized the performance as president. should receive 75 percent of French Fries "His economic plan is m a tile tax cut and the rest should Carter administration for W i th Purchou! dumping some defense shambles and I don't think go to buslnesses to help them Of 9 Sl oak co mpete with foreign projects such as the Bl the inflation program ts So n d w 1ch bomber and said the U.S. strong enough," said Ford, '-'0 1< !Uf \ WI (! busmesses, Ford said. .-, ,."ll H 1S 16 cannot afford to standby as who praased Carter for " If we don't marntam a f" All strong economic base WJthln the Sovtet Union attempts to negotlatlng - and winning Senate approval of the canal the United States, we can't garn military superiority. "We must be strong, ready trealles and for attempting to adequately meet our respor CANCER Answ~r •ne ll was the board's posatton the matter could have been resolved swce negotiators were close to an agreement. Blnlns said three major Item• were discussed during the marathon exetutlve session, renewal and ooo-reoewal of con· tracts, the labor dlopute and architect Bob Grant's findings and recom· mendatlono regarding re<:ent fires at Centerville . and Hannan Trace Elementary schools. Ouring the 35 mwute busmess sessaon, the board employed 49 teachers, an assastant superwtendent, seven prtncipals and tabled act ton on the employment of classtfied employees and one prmcJpal Resignations were ac· cepted from Terry Sue Collrns and Varglnia Covert, teachers; Patricia Westfall, secretary at Cheshlre-Kyger and General Juruor Rays, a custodian. Davtd C Campbell, assa!nant supertntendent smce the dastrtct's consolidation tn 1974, was granted a new four-year contract for his dutJes as assastant superintendent for admimstration Campbell was a former local superintendent of the old North Galha School Dtstnct. Demse Shockley, dietitian • lunchroom manager was gaven a two-year contract . Princtpals awarded three · Livestock COLUMBU S I U PI 1 Monday ' s l•vesloc k auct1on Compared w1th last Monday slaughter steers SO 1 tower , sl aughter heifers SO 1 SO lower , slaught er cows 1 2 h igher . sl aughter bulls steador to 1 50 h•gher bul locks 2 5 lower , ve ater s 2 13 higher on a ltght supply, f eeder cattle 1 3 h igher Sl aughler steers Cho•ce and pr,me 2 4 900 1360 lbS SO 53 90 , •nd 1v1dul!ll 54 , good and cho• ce 1 3 aso mo Jbs 49 so so as . few 51 51 90 . good 2 3 850 1440 .nc tud lng holste1ns .40 SO .49 90 , standard 2 3 900 1.400 lbs .44 50 .46 75 few tate sates 43 44 Sl aughter hetfers Cliot c e few pr1me 2 4 800 1140 tbs 49 SO 51 50 , ChOICe ] 4 805 1000 lbS 47 75 48 75, good 13 750 1250 lbs 44 46 85. lew h igh dress ing 47 48 75 standud 1 3 885 1495 lbs 4075<i360 Slaughter cows UIJ!Ity and commerc ial 2" 815 1860 lbs 35 A1 35 1nd1V1dual 43 canner and cu ller I 2 520 975 lbs 30 35 a5. sl aughter bu l ls, Is 119'0 2070 lbs 41 60 46 35 . low y leld 1ng 'ls 1065 1620 l bs good 2s standard 43 35 Vealers 37 SO 40 25 . bu llocks , 870 100.5 lbs 43 46 , 1 2 1050 11 25 lbs 40 Good and low cho1c e 215 m lbs 7279 . 170 lbs 52 50. 165 lbs 50 , cal v es returned to farm s, med 1u m and large frame holste1ns 60115 tbs 34 60 , bu I k 49 56 . coupl e beet crosses 75 90 lbs 100 120 cwt , 170 195 tbs 47 56 F eeder cat tl e Cho1ce steer s 395 595 lbs 52 53. cho 1ce butts 695 91 0 lbs 45 48 50 , good steers 320 595 lbs 44 50 good bulls 705 815 lbs 45 SO 47 75 , standarel steers and bulls 64S 800 lbs 36 45 , he1f er s chot ce 45 5 SOO lbS 45 48 50, OOoCI 460 580 lbS <iO 75 46 50, da1 ry re p lacem en t he1 ter s m ed 1um and large frame 405 680 1bs 40 46 60 Hogs Barrow s and gil ts 1 10 I 30 tow er , sow s 75 I l ower , boar s steady to 1 10 h1gher . ba r rows and 91 l ts 1 2 215 lbs 46 , 1 3 209 749 lbs 45 45 90, 2 3 267 so. lbs " · 250 lbs 43 50, 277 lbs 42 60 315 l bs <iO 40 , SOW! med 1um and I s 364 lbs 40 75, 2 3 457 480 lbs 41 75 .n 10 . 530 lbs 43 70 43 80 , bOMS 716-230 lbS w 35 so, 398 710 lbs 34 15 3520 . 175 '"'Sheep 32 so Slaugh ter lembs com pared to last weeK 's 11ght su pply stead y to 1 h1gh er , slaught er ewes 2 4 lower Cho1 ce end pr1me spr~ng slaughter lambs 104 lbs 69 90 70 , ChO ICE 11 7 lbS WOOled 54 50 , sla ugh t er ewes ut11ily an d good 101 lBS lbs 10 14 25 so cart er ' s economic plan in shambles says Ford Anniversary Special FREE GINOS • brrng peace to Cyprus. A:l for the 1980 presadenhal race, Fo~d saJd "We'll have to wait and see " And when asked if he ill less llkely to run because of hts wafe, Betty, now undergomg treatment Ill a Califorma hospital for an admitted overdependence on alcohol and drugs, Ford said · "I don 't think tbat will be a factor because she is going to be well and healthy by then . Other faotors will be dell!nnlnlng what I do ." Ford today appeared at a breakfast meeting for 1,0ll Republicans at the Cleveland Plaza, then was to travel to Indianapolis, Ind., and then return to Cleveland later tonight for a dlnner with business leaders, llpollllOred by Case Western Reserve University. The dinner will be held at GwiM , the Mather man!Jion 1 m suburban Bratenahl. Dmda, Lon M1Uer HesBOn, Kenneth R. Meek, Ronald Eugene Baker, Arlene Nelson, Susan Lak e, Thomas A Moore, Sally Ann Wein· traub and Barbara S. Wolfe Also gaven one-year con· tracts were Donna Nahert and Gat! HuestiS, school nurses. The board voted lu not renew the cootracl of Richard Neaoe, English and Speech Instructor at Kyger Creek because the regular teacher a88lgned to his position (Mrs. Wllleen Edwards) Is expected to return to her post next fall. Jern Samples was granted a leave of absence for the 1emamder of the school year Band di rectors employed on ll -month contracts. were Judith Smk, Hannan Trace, two years ani) Charles L Wtlls, Kyger Creek, one year Th e bo ard tabled unlll 'Thursday mght act10n on the employment of aU classafied employees because of the current OAPSE stnke. Also I tabl ed wa s a resolutiOn I authomm g the purchase of 12 new school buses STELLA CAMERON MARY REYNOLDS In other matters, Penny Mrs Stella E. Cameron, 96, Mrs Ma1 y Hey nolds, France and Sherry Headley , Groveport, formerly of Metgs AlbanY. Ohi o, dt ed at 7 ~< Ill home economtcs mstructors, County, died on Aprill2 at the today 'at O' Blencss Hosptl<l l, were granted permasston to home of a daughter , Mrs. At h~ns Hc1 late husband was attend vanous professional Pearl Green, Baltunore. Milford Heynolds Scrv1ces mcetmgs Mrs Cameron was a Will be announced tomon ow member of the Apostollc by the Waugh-Halley-Woo<l Church m Baltunore. She Is Fwaeral Home sumved by SIX daughters , Mrs Pearl (Ltllith) Green , MARY TURNBULL Ba ltimore, Mrs Wayne LAN CASTER - Mary 1Lucalle 1 Russell, Columbus; Crooks Turnbull, 75, Blue Mrs . Mtke (Cora) Raver , Valley Road. La ncas ter , Balllmore, Mrs. Kenneth fonnerly of Syracuse, dted (Inez ) Wade, Athens; Mrs. unexpectedly Satorday at her Archae (Varginta) Paerce, resadenee MJddleporl; Mrs. John Mrs Turn bull • as th e (Dorothy ) Felckner , Grove- daughter of the late Alex and port ; two sons, Charl es , Jenny Crooks She was also Columbus, and Wtlliam rBlll 1 preceded in death by her of Wak1ma, Wash , 30 husband, Andreas Turnbull grandchildren, numerous She was a former school great-grandchi ldren and teacher, actave m the senwr [L - - - - -- --.......J great · great-grandchlldren, Cit izen s prog ram and and a Sister, Mrs Garnett president of the Sugar Grove Karns, Grove Ctty She was group preceded 10 death by a She JS survaved by f1ve daughter and two sons. chtldren , Mrs. Ruth Mauck, Funeral serv1ces were held Ralph , Gale, Paul and Bobby, on April 15 at the Johnson· of the Col umbus and Grove McKeller Funeral Home m Ctty area; two sJsters, Myrtle Baltamure w1th the Rev McBnd e, Sy racu se and Leonard Roshon and the Hev Maldred l!tlfJnger, Stmt, James Hoam offt cJatmg Calif , several grandchildren Bunal was tn lhe White Oak and meces and nephews Cemetery at Hamsonville. Funeral servtces w1ll be held Wedn esda y at 10 30 a m at the Frank Smtth Funeral Home m Lancaster Bu nal NANCY HOLSTEIN Nanc) Mabel Wamsl ey \\Ill be l1l Let art Fa ll s Holstem, 76, a nattve of Cemetery Mason County, died Monda y morning m Detroit General Hospital, Detrott, Mich nt Fil Ail YSI-.JII'TINM She was a daughter of the DF\'CffF.O T0 1llf INl t.Rt:')'T or late B F. and Nacy Gould MfiGs.MA SON AHF.A Wamsley. HOfH<~HT IIOF F1 U II U ly F.dltor Survivors mcludc her J>ubl!.!iiM.od d;u l ~ t•uept S.1tuli!Jn husband, Rudolph, Detrott. b} IlK Otuo \'11Jir ) Puil h ~fun ~ CUin p<ln )' ·Mu l t u n~lit Jnr Ill brothers, Charles Wamsley, Cou rt ~I 1\ unt'ru) OlwJ ~ 5769 Po1nt Pleasant , Var g1l HLLw1es.~ Offlt < J'hont ~Jl 21511 Tile Oep11rtmeut Wamsley, Rt 1, Cheshare, Fthtonal f'h one 99'2 2 1 ~i ~'tOJld I~~~ ~~ JHk\ UI /-!1 jlit ld Il l sisters, Clara Staats, New l 'lllncru} 011ill Haven, Rosa Wamsley Sture of Building Nat1u1tal mh r r tL~IIlK t1 prl'Si-'11 lalll't J.andur\ A ~'II II. Ui le s 3101 Huddleston, Pomt Pleasant, 1- tjt).Jd AH' Clt•velarul Ohw H 11 ~ and VJrgtnta Kang, Rt 4, .Si,u:e 1915 Sui)S( n/J\1(111 ratL'!i Llt.'l1verl'd hi Pomeroy . She was preceded l Urrrer w lt r!' a1 lttlii!Jir 7~ 1 l'llb 1~1 ~~~'l~ k lh ~1 ()1!"' Hout.._. whPn.• l'iln It r m death by three sisters, Str\K t' n11t lt\i1 11H blto 1.1111 m onU1 Maude Allrnder , Lula Dulfy l1 25 8} Hl~il Ul Uh10 1111d W V11 One Yt'otr , 122 00 S11 muntllS and Mary Brown and one Sl I 50 Thn l' mur1ths , S7 00, brother, Andrew Wamsley. f-~ lbt "'l~rt I Z6 00 } t ar Stx 11 1 unth ~ I l l JO fh ree ullmths, 17 ~ [) Funeral servtces wall be Slib!oi. n ptKin pr n • Lll t ltld l ~ S u r KI<I ~ held all 30 p.m. Thursday at f tnn !>...~t· n t mel the Wilcoxen Funeral Home m Poant Plea sant wllh Minister Orban Hesson of Charleston in charge Bunal wall follow m Sun· crest Cemetery. VJsttauon wtll be held at the funeral home after 6 p m. Wed· nesday year pacts were Paul D1llon, Hannan Trace ; Wtlliam Pa1ge Sheets, Southwestern, Alfred Scarberry, Addavtlle ; Lloyd Myers, Cheshire · Kyger and Robert A Powell, Cadmus. Ronald Paxton, Hannan Trace Elementary and James Chestnut, Vmton Elementary, received two· year pacts. The board tabled a recommendation for a oneyear contract to Kyger Creek Principal Robert L. Lanning. Teachers granted con· unumg contracts wer e Kathryn A. Crabtree, Sharon Fisher, Ann Thompson, Shirley Smath, Wanda Ball, Wallodene Jenkms , and Beverly Gettles Four·year limited con· tracts were granted to Lloyd Danner, Deryl E. Well and Mary Virgtma Lamer. Three-year pacts went to Michael Waddle, Thomas E: Wtllaims, Jean C ~r c l e , FranciS Kay Adkms, Linda Husk, Marilyn Meadows, Ann E Dollenmeyer, and Joyce Thompson . Charlotte 'Miller got a three-) ear contract for one-half da y baSis as a km· dergart en mstructor Two-year contract s were awarded to Sheryl Fraser, Judath Sanders. !Jonald H Saunders, Cody E Boothe, Mtllie Thompson , Ralph D Wy ant , Da1sy T Smoo t , V~rgmta Farmer French, Jyl L. Zerkle, Lark Nap1er, Jr , Sara E Spurlock, Sala s J ohn son , Corliss M1 ll ea , IJnda F Dee!, Mane L Paxton, and Martha Rsoc Edelman One·year contracts went to Eleanor 0 Morns, Barbara ---------J-----------------1 Area Deaths ! Mllor League Stand 1ngs By United P r ess lnt~rnat1onill Leaaue National Eut r !VIontreal Chicago New York Phil a P1tfsburgh St LOU IS C1ncmnat Los Angel$ Slln Fran Houston San D1ego Atlanta W L. Pet GB 9 5 6-iJ 8 75JJ1 12 9 a 529 1112 66 500 2 6 7 462 2lf2 5 10 333 4 1f7 West W L Pcf GB 11 5 68a 10 5 667 1; 2 775003 8 9 471 6 B 419 J 11 714 J1, 1 4 7 Monday's Results Mon t real S, St , LOUt S 3 Phi ladelph ia 12 , Ch 1cago 2 Pittsburgh <i, New York 2 Hous 4, San D1ego 3. 10 mns Today ' s Games (All T1mes EST) St lOUIS (Urrea 0 2 ) at Montreal (Dues o 0), 2 15 p m P1ftSbu ~ gh (0 , RObin SOn 0-1) at New York ( Br uherl 1 1), 8 OS pm Cht c ago (La mp Philadelphi a ( Ka at pm 1 2) oOJ. at 7 35 San Franc1 sco ( Knepper 2-Q J a t At lanta IN1ekro 04 ), 7 35 pm Los Angeles (J ohn 3 OJ aT Clncmn all ( Hume 2 1) 8OS pm San D 1ego [ Fr•e sleben 0 1) a t Hous ton ( For sch 0 OJ, 8 35 p m Wednesday ' s Games St LOUIS at Montreal P1ttsbgh at New York., n1gh t Ch icago at Ph da n1ght San Fran a t A llanta n1ghl Los. Angeles t~t C1nC1 , n10t1t San D1eg o at Houston m ght Amencaq League East Detro1t Boston Milwl'luk e New York Cle ve land Balt1 m ore Tor onto Kanss Ct y Oakland Ce l rlorn t Ch 1cago M 1nn esota se attl e Texa s rGam~s w Pet. L 10 3 769 10 5 667 a 1 l33 7 a 6 ) 462 5 10 333 5 10 333 West w L Pel II 1 646 II 3 7a6 10 5 667 5 3a5 6 II 353 6 lA 300 3 10 131 "' ' behmd based percentage 1 Monday ' s Rnutts Mmn at Oak ood , r a1n GB '4 6 6 GB '" 2 6 1 61,.. a on Cle verand 4, Toronto 2 New York 8, Balllmore 2 Detr011 4, Ch1 cago 1 Kansas Cit y 8, Texas 6 Seattle 6, Ca t1f 5, 11 1nns Todar·s Probable Pitchers ~ All T1mes EST) Clev el and {G~r l and 1 21 o~~t To ronto (Garv 1n 1 Ol, 4. p m Boston (Lee 3 OJ a t Mil waukee ( Augustme 3 1), 7 p m New York (Beattie 0 0) at Ba1t1more (Palmer 2 OJ. 1 30 pm Detro1 t f Morr1s 0 OJ at Ch1c ago (Barnos 1 1), B 30 p m Kansas Ctty (L eonerd 2 11 at Tex as I Jenk1ns 0 11, 8 35 p m Mmnesota (Goltz 0 3) at Oakland (Langford 0 1). 10 30 pm Seattl e (M c Glocklin 0 0) al CaltfOrn1a <Knapp 2 I L 10 30 pm Wednesdav ' s Games Detro11 at Chicago Bo ston at M1 l waukee, mght Toronto at Kan City n1ght Cleve land at Texas , n1ght seattl e at Cal1forma , n1ght M 1nn esota at Oakland, n1ght By Greg Batley A seventh mnmg rally fell one run short last mght as the host Metgs Gtrls softballers downed Gallta Academy 9.,'1. Me1gs scored eight runs in the first two mnmgs to hold on for the wm Meigs opened with five runs m the first . The first three batters walked, followed by Singles by Tern Wilson and Kathy Howard Dorothy Chapman then crashed a double. The viSitors came back wtth two of thetr own Ill the second . Jenny Young led off w1th a tnple, scored on an error off the bat of Nibert, and Ntbert then came home later on a faelder's choice. Me1gs got three Ill the HOME. CAR MAIL Pomeroy Cement Block Co. double by Make Wayland. A sacrifice by Kenny Young put Me1gs up 2·1. Meigs went up :1-1 when Tun, Ehersbach led off the second wllh a towermg homerun. But then came Wahama's two big lllDmgs. Three White Falcons reached base on free passes to set the stage for Smith's booming grand slammer shot Four more Falcon runs Ill the fourth put the icing on the cake. The fourth lllDlng was highllghted by two hit batsmen, a balk, a passed ball, a walk, an error, a single, and a double by Colller. Meigs had a maid rally m the seve nth when Hood walked and Wayland doubled . Young sacnflced one run in and Greg Beckers' stngle got the other one home. M. Smith got the win by second on two walks, slngles straklng out four and walkrng by Wilson and Howard, and a three. J. Smith led the hitters fielder's choace. The wmnrng wath his single and home run run came m the bottom of the whtle Buzzard contnbuted sixth when Trac1 Burdette two smgles Colller got hts scored on a sacnftce by double and Leachfaeld, Rose, Wtlson Burdette reached on and Honaker each smgled. a two-base error. Trtplett took the loss for After scoring three times in Metgs Wayland led aU hat· the f1fth and once an the sixth, ters with two doubles and a Galha Academy loaded the stngle. Ebersbach had h1s bases wtth none out m the top home rwa and Hood, Becker, of the seventh. Meigs' left and Chns Tay lor smgled fielder Apnl Krng caught a Trtplett took the loss for fly ball and nailed the taggrng Me~gs Wayland led aU hit· runner at home for two outs. ters wtth two doubles and a But the next batter walked to stngle. Ehersbach had his agam load the bases. Young home run and Hood , Becker, then hal a fly ball to King to and Chns Taylor smgled end the game and the threat. Meags is 3-7 now and en· Wilson led the Meigs hitting tertams Wellston tomghl wath two smgles and a double Une score : and Howard had two smgles Pat Vaughan, Burdette, and Chapman each had a smgle. Beth Bartrum got the wm and 2·3 tn the SEOAL. Pasquale led the losers Wednesday the garls of Coach wtth a smgle and double whale Rita Slavm travel to Ironton. Adkins had two singles. GAHS 020 031 2~ 7 I Young had her tnple and Metgs 530 001 x- 9 8 5 Fmley and Evans each had a Swain, Daruels (1 , lp) and stngle. Groves Meags Is now 5-3 on the year Bartrum and Chapman Marauder gals nip Blue Angels let Us Insure Them Both LOOK FOR OUR SPRING SALE CIRCULAR IN THIS WEEK'S Vtsiting Wahama put on an explosive offensive show, highllghted by catcher J Smath's grand slam homer In the thtrd mnmg as they downed host Metgs last night 11·5. Ten walks and two hit batters by Meags' pttchers contributed to those eleven runs . In the first inning Wahama's Rtck Buzzard smgled, stole second, and came home on an error for a 1.0 lead In the bottom of this frame Meigs ' Tim Hood stngled and came home on a and we will save you 10 % on your auto insurance premiums! It's really quite simple. If you have both your homeowner's insurance and your auto . 1surance wath The Celina Mutual of The Nattonal Mutual, you receave a 10 percent dascount on your auto msurance premium . 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BarrOWS · Gllls, 200-230 lbs 1 <J 50·<5 25 Butcher Sows A0-•2 75 Butcher Boars 27 30 . Pigs I by so lhe heod) 20 <2 50 MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spo111 Editor • By NEW YORK (UP!) - Personally , I like Leon Spinks , but I' m sorry, I can '! buy those stories he was "framed" or that there's Pt sbgh 110 000 020- 4 8 o som e kmd of consptracy Ill St LoUiS to get him NY 000000 200- 2 61 All the evtdence I've been able to gather pomts completely Rooker, B1 bby ( 7), J acks on (71 Tekul ve (7) an d Ot t. the other way and strongly suggests that if he's the vtctim of Zachr y, M yr1ck (6 ), CorneJo ( 8 ) anythtng, J~much more a case of his betng mishandled tha n a nd Stearn s w- TekU i ve ( 2of h1s bear(g hassled by the pollee 0 J L- Corn e1o (3 ll Leon Spmks could have saved hunself a lot of gnef by sunply ( 10 1nnmgs) gomg out and gettmg hunself a hcense to operate a car. But he so 1000020011 0- 311 0 Ho us 000 300 000 l- 4 ~ 0 stall doesn 't have one after hemg ctted for the same vtolataon Fr e1sleben, Spil lner (6), F 1n twa ce already. ger s {8 1 and Sw eet aM oav1s , Two conflictmg verstons have emerged over what actually Andu 1ar , Sam b1to (9) and Hermann w - s am b1 to (2 OJ L happened last Fnday m St Lows , where th e 24-year old world - F mg ers ( I 3 ) HR - Hous ton heavyweaght champion was arrested Ill a restaurant parking Watson (1 ) lot at 4 a.m (On ly ga m es sc heduled ) Ac cordmg to the pollee, Spmks, who had a young woman an Amencan LeagUe tile car, was driVIng without his headllghts on and wathout an M1nn at Oak , ppd , ra 1n operator's lice nse. The pollee also say he was found with Ollt' · Clev e 11000000 1- 4 8 0 one hundreth of a gram of cocame msade the brun of his hat Tor 10000000 1- 2 10 2 Hood, Kern (8 ) and Pru1 tt . and less than 35 grams of man Juana m hts coat pocket L emanczyk, Murph y ( 9 ) and Spinks maintams that 1sn 't so He says he never had any Cerone W- Hoo d (1 0 ) LLeman c zyk 10 4) HRs Tor on drugs in his possesSion or any manjuana e~ther to Ca r t y (2) In tll1s , hiS tllJrd run-m w1th til e St Lows police Spmks, who was born and brought up m St Lows but no longer lives there, NY 000080 000· B 13 0 Bait 000 000\10- 7 71 says he feels the pollee are ptckmg on him because he's the Gu1dry , Goss age (6 t and Munso n M cG r eg or. Ke r r 1g an world champiOn now. (5 1 an d Demp sey W- Gu1dry "They 're JUS! tryrng to tear me down ," he says "They're (21 ) L - M cGr f90 r ( 0 3 ) saymg 'We don 't ca re who he ts or how bag he IS, we're gonna De t 030 100 ooo-- 4 9 1 show we can get him.'" Ch • 000 000 100- 1 3 1 That 1sn't tile unpresston I'm left w1th after talkmg wath B 1 1 1 1 n g h a m and Pa r n sh Kravec , W illOug hb y { 5 ) a nd people Ill St l.<Jms, rncluding a number workmg for the city 's Nahor odny W- Bdltngh am 13 law enforcement agenctes. OJ L - Kr avec {1 - 2) HRs"The general attttude here an St Louts as that we are very Det rol t , Rod r rguez (2~ - KC 000206 000 8 92 proud of Leon, ' one law off Jcaa l lold me. "Nobody Ill the police Tex 2\0 JOO 000- 6 lJ 1 department as out to 'gel' him If anythmg, there as a feellng of Col born 81r d ( A ~ and Porter D E II 1S., Cleve la nd (6), Lindblad regret among th e pollee that he gave them any cause for h1 s 16) an d Su ndbe r g W- 8 1rd ( I arrest." 0~ l - C!ev etand <O 21 HRsA:l for the champiOn's claun that he had no cocaine or Kans as C1 t y , Poquette ( 2) mariJUana Ill hts possesswn , Terrence O'Toole , first assistant ( 1l '""'"95) CirCUit attorne y of St. Lows, says: Seatt le 000201100 0 11 - 6 11 1 " U Leon Spmks wants to take a he detector test, we awmt Ca l tfo r n 1a him \\Jth open arms" 0000300100 10 - 5 9 t P arrot! , Todd ( 5 ). Rom o ~ 8 ), Spmks , it turns out. created hiS own problems Frida y Raw l ey ( 121 an d St 1nson . Ryan. because he was a llttle too cunous He and hiS woma n La Roche (10 ) Har t ze l l ( 12) and comparuon . Char lene Dunn, pulled mto tile parking lot of one of Hum phr ey an d Downmg WRo m o ( I 1) L - Hart zell (0 21 tllose all-m ght hamburger places and nottced three policemen HRs- Se attl e. M eyer (2l Ca l 1 checkmg on tile driver of another car Instead of going into eat, 1or n 1a, L an sf ord ( 11 Sprnks sal m hiS car and rubber;aecked to find out what was (Qn (y g am es scheduled ! gomg on The pollee became aware of that and afll!r finishrng wath the other dnver, the) went over to Spinks' car. Maror League Leaders Sgt Francas Corrona merely mtended to mfonn Spanks he By Un1ted Press tnternat1ona 1 was drlVIng wtthout has headllghts on, bu t when the champ Battmg rolled down hJS wmdow, Corro na recogmzed him and asked ( ba sed on l5 at bah I Nat1on al L eagu e h1m 1f he had secured a license yet. G AB H Pet " You know I'm Leon and I don't have any hce!l!le ," Spmks Mond y L A IS 50 19 380 Al mon SO \4 53 20 377 answered. Cey L A 15 56 21 375 The Dunn woman began demandmg the police leave Leon Vl n tne Mtl 11 41 15 366 Park r P1t 14 53 19 358 alone and tllen subje cted tllem to a loud string of ra cw I Par1Sh MTI 13 48 17 354 12 50 17 340 epi thets Sh m •d t Ph il Spmks !ben got out from behmd lbe wheel and put his hat on DJesus Ch ! 15 64 21 328 Gar vy L A 15 64 21 32 B top of tile car One of the off1 cers handed him has hat back Hrnd z St L 16 55 18 327 whereupon Spinks hurrtedly tllssed tt on top of the car agam American League G AB H Pet Naturally , that aroused suspac1on, and when one of the cops Gu ero Oak 14 55 23 4\8 Porlr KC IJ 46 19 41 3 pt cked up the hat a second tune and examined tl, he says he Cbbge M 1n 14 44 18 409 discovered til e cocarne m the band Shortly afll! rward , the Bell Cte 13 52 21 404 Car ew M,n 11 7 I 28 394 mariJUana was found in Leon's coat pocket. Some of those arowad Spinks now are hollermg 11 the wh ole Ball r To r 1? 46 18 391 L ynn Bos 13 51 19' Jll thmg was "a plant " and a "frame-up .' ' Kemp Det 13 4 1 15 366 How could 11 he a frame-up tllough when the cops had no tdea L emon Ch1 13 48 17 35 4 13 60 21 350 at all Sptnks was even gorng to hem that parking lot ? L F ir e Oet Home Runs And If tl really wasn't Spinks' ha t, as some of his "friend s" Mond ay , Nat1onal League LA 8, M a lth ews Atl Bench are rnsastmg, how come h1s lllJhals were m tt? Leaders SPRING SERVICE SPECIAL Now Thru Mav 31, 1978 MUFFLER SPECIAL 1967-1973 V.W. Beetles '40 99 Plus Tax, Installed Air Conditioned Cars; Cars Wnh Trailer Hitches; And Other Models Also At Special Spring Prices NOW Th rU M3J 31 1978 1 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 446-9800 -- 1.1~9~5~~:.:R:ive:r~R~d~.----.::~=~O~h~io~ A · ~~\J[j CAR THIS YEAR? so, 700 and ove r 32 50 42 .50 F eeder Bulls ( go od Miller Ch 1 00 1 000 001- 2 6 I Phtla 002 019 OOx- 12 17 I Fryman , Moor e ( ~ J. Kr uk.o w (61 and Rader a nd Cox Ll~ r ch a nd Boon e W- Ler ch ( 2 1l L F r y man ( 0 l) HR s- Phll adel pht.!l , L er ch ( 1) , Schm1dl (3~ THINKING OF BUYING 61, JOOlo<OO ibS 5?5060. <00 50 so , 300 1o •oo Jbs 39 50. <OO fo 500 37 <7 50 500 IO 600 lbS 36 •a 7S .600 lo 700 lbs. 35 <7 , defeats Sport Parade .,.....~ s to 500 lbs 47 55 so , 500 to 600 lbs 43 54 , 600 to 700 lbs 40 700 and over 38 -.40 so Feeder H elfers t oo o el cho ice ) ~0 to 300 l bs 38 so Southern Today's Ma1or League Resuns By Un•ted Press InternatiOna l Nat1onal League Sl L 000 01201l0-- 3 a 0 Mtl 01 0 01120x - 5 70 Rasmu ssen, L11te11 (71 a nd S1 mmo n ~ May , Bahn sen ( 8 ) and Car ter W- M ay ( 1 I ) Lll flell (0 2) HR S- SI L OU IS, F re ed ( 71 ' Ry Greg Bailey A frne rellef perfonnance by John Sayre and an exploSive ftrst two mmngs led the Southern Tornadoes to a 9-8 wln over vtsJtmg Miller last night. Sayre came on in the seventh w1th the bases full and none out and held off a raUy that saw the vtsJtors plate three ru!l!l . Southern scored four tunes m the first and three limes In the second. In the firstSayre and R1chard Teaford smgled, Kelly Wmebrenner reached on an error, and Steve Htll and Mark Forbes both reached on walks T1m Brmager and Herbie Ervm each forced m a run when they were both hit by pllchcd balls Miller came back w1th three runs tn the second , highlighted by a double by Almashy and a smgle by Dorsey Southern commttted two errors that mmng In the bottom of that frame Southern seemed to take command by bunching three walks and two smgles to set up a btg double by Dwaght Hill. Southern plated smgle runs tn the third and fifth mnings In the la st mnan g th e vasttors' rally stemmed around two walk s, two singles, and an error Sayre led the htttmg With a double and smgle while Steve Hall and Teaford each had two smgles. Wmnmg pitcher Mike Huddleston and Ervtn each had a single wh1le D Hill had his double Forbes, in first place, but wtth just a Huddleston, and Sayre half-game advantage over combined to fan ten and walk eight. tile 16-5 Dodgers Street took the loss and The Reds will pitch Tom teamed with Toth to stnke Hume against LA's Tommy out f1ve, walk mne, and hit John m tonight's B 00 (EST) I wo . Burgess socked a tnple, p m. game at Raverfront Almashy a double, and Stadtum and in Wednesday's Street, Pompey, and Dorsey 8:00 p.m. contest, Cincy's C1 n , F er guson Hou S Hender a single each Tom Seaver wtll oppose Doug so n, NY a nd Parker , P 1ft 4 Ame r ic<ln League Hobson Southern Js 603 on the year Rau . Bos ~ ~ R ice, Bos Bay lor , Cat. and entertams Eastern The Reds won two of three Mc Ra e, K C. Cooper, H 1sle and Thom as, M 1l 5 ~ gameS from the Dcdgers last tomght Runs Batted In Line score : week Ill Los Angeles to help N•t•onal Leagu e M onday , 032 Oll 3--3 5 1 LA 19, Ga r ... ey , LA l5 , Morgan , them post a f>.4 mark in a Miller C1 n and W atson. Hou 14 , road trip that included stops Southern Schm 1dt , Phd 13 431 010 x- 9 10 J In Houston and San Amer~can Lugue . Hooson , Street (LP ), Toth (2) and Bos 21 Cooper, M 1i 16, FranCISCO. Thomas . Mil IS Car ew, M ln n "That's fine with me," Sturgill 14 Ma y , Bait, R 1ce Bos, Forb es, Huddleston (3, Sta ub Oet an d H1sle M d 13 Reds' manager Sparky Slo ten Bases Anderson saad of the f>.4 road WP), Sayre 17 ), an d Natlon.al Lea;ue Ced eno, Hou ~ . Mo reno, Pi t! 8, Ro yster , mark "Anytime you flmsh a Bnnager , Forbes (J) All and Onessen , Ctn 7 coast sWlllg above tile .iiOO Gn tle y C1 n 6 mark you've got to be Amencin League Norwood , Northfield M 1nn 6, Remy , 8os , W1tson satisfied " KC. Dll one. Oak and J on es . Sell Pete Rose goes Into NORTHFIELD , Ohto 5 Pitd1lng tontght's game needing just (UP!) - Travalon Tom, a 2f>. Most V1ctor1es 14 hits to reach 3,0ll career time wlnner in 27 starts last Bonham , N•t1onal Lugue hits. Rose has been season as a tw~>-year-<rld, Cln, John. LA and Gr 1msl ey , J o, Cor ne to NY ana calculallng where and when made his 1978 debut Monday Mil For sch, St L 3 1 Amencan League Tanana , he w1ll get No 3,0ll since mght and improve(! hts Cal a nd Spl i ltOrff , KC 4 0 L ee before the seasop. victory percentage with an Bas and Bdllngh o!l m. Del 3 0. " It 'll be at home I'm sure," easy win in the $2 ,800 Auousllne, M tl 3 1 Earned Run Average he now says "I'd figured featured mnth ra ce at (Based on 11 1nn1ngs pttched) May 6 or 7, but now I think I Nortllfaeld Park Nat1ona 1 League Gnmsley , Mil and Mon tefusco , SF 1 38, can make It by May 5.'' Travalon Tom, who d1d R Re usch el. Ch i I oi l. Burr is The Reds entertain the most of his racing rn 1977 on Ch1 1 45 , Za chr y, NY 1 61 Amerocan league John son, Montreal Expos Ill a four- the Ohio county fa II' circwt, k 0 4 1. Keou oh , Oak 142, game series the weekend of was 10 lengths behind leader Oa Spliltorft , KC I <iS , Wa llS, Clev May f>-7. Mtss Betty Kay at the 1 50 KMp~~~=~~.~ Meanwhile, Joe Morgan's halfway mark but turned on N•tional League R 1ch ard , "magic number " chase has the sjleed m the last half to Hou 31 , Nlekl o All 23. May 22 , Bon ham, Cln 21, ended. grab a three-quarter victory Mil Zach r y. N Y and M ontef usco. Morgan 's major league The 1·2 favorite returned $3, record for most errorless $2 40 and $2.40. SFA;::erocon Leoguo: Rya n . Ca l 3.3 HallS M il 26 Golt7 , M ln n games settled at 91 games Baron Lancer ftnash ed 21 L eonard, KC 20. Keough , when he made an error second and M1ss Betty Kay Oak and Matlack. Tex 16 Sunday agalnst the Giants , showed. " I had hoped to reach 1110," Winnie Spencer won the S81d Morgan . "But I ftgured loth race , fronting a bag trtple, when my streak ended it comblnation of 1-4-10 that was would be on an unusual worth a whopping $8,885 90. play." Mr. Tango, a 20S-l longshot, Indeed, Morgan's error did was second and Project not come on a booted gro1111d Demon finished third. ball, as might be expected, A crowd of 2,956 wagered but when he dropped a throw ~30,372. ~ a nmdown play Tommy John on hill for champs CINCINNATI (UPI) Another Clnclrmati Reds-Los Angeles Dodgers series hegJ.IIs ton1ght and, as usual, tile National League West lead ts up for grabs · Cincrnnati comes into the series witll an 11-5 record and Wahama 104 410 1- 11 8 1 Metgs 210 000 2- 5 7 1 M Smath and J Smith Ebersbach , Tnple!! 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Calendar 1 announce ay con1 erence Honor roll Honor Roll, Robin Ritchie, Dawn Sorden, Joy Boyles, Cindy Pitzer, Randy ,Keller; Debbie Spencer, Lawrence Pooler, Terry Life, Howte · Durst. lOth Grade A Honor Roll, Teresa Spencer. IOth Grade B Honor Roll, Donna Persons, Becky Edwards. . 9th Grade A Honor Roll, Kathy Pooler, Marcy SeiSOn, Tammlt Starcher. 9th Grade B Honor Roll, Gene Cole, Connie Stout, Tammy Curtis, April Parker. Meigs Property T Eden News By Martha Holsillger Attendance at Eden Sunday School Easter SWldaY was 107. Two babies were dedicated. . Mrs. Susie Kerwin and Mrs. Gladys IWl spent Easter · Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill HoselW11. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb of Guysvlllle. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Eddy, Mrs. Helen Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsini!Br, Jr . and sons visited Mrs. Martha Holsinger Friday. Mrs. Roxie Reed visited Mrs. Su~e Kerwin Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley visited Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hume and son, Little Hocking, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Frank and llOilS, Syracuse, Swtday afternoon . Mrs. Ervan Blake and friend visited Rev . Elden Blake over the weekend. EAST MEIGS :- Clark Lees, principal, has an· nouncea the third nine week grading period honor roll at TUESDAY. the Eastern Junior and · MI()DLEPORT Chamber Senior High School. Making a grade of "B" or Tht' Episcopal Church mittee which will report at P. Spettler. oJ Co mmerce, 6:30 this Elden Walburn, Gladys L. Women's Conference to be the May meeting. Contributing h0$tesses for evening at the Meigs Inn with above to be listed were : Walburn to Kenneth D. held ~I a) 3-5 at Burr Oak Devotwns bv Mrs. Roscoe U1e luncheon were Mrs. a speaker from the Public JuolorHigb Cooke, lots, Middleport. Par k was announ<·ed when r owler openeil the meeting. freda Hartinger. Mi ss Marie Utilities Commission. lith Grade-A Honor Roll Vernon Bing, Bertha Bing the C:race Episcopal Church · '!1tank vou notes were read · Bidunan. Miss Audrey Bell, WEDNESDAY Kila Young, Terry Snowden. to Mount Vernon Bing, Wotrwn trtt'l Thum!ay at the from Mi·s. Moore and Mr. and and Mrs. Larry Brogan. Miss RACINE GRANGE 2606 lith Grade·B Honor Roll Bertha Elizabeth Bing, S.76 holll<' uf Miss El<•anor Snuth Mr s. Leo Story . Mrs. Lucille Smi th and Mrs. Willis regular meetin g, 6 p.m. Carolyn Bowen , Sarah acres, Salisbury. for<~ lun dtconnteeltng. Amsb a ry gave the Hirsey and Meredith were Wednesday at hall. Goebel, Patti Edwards, Mike Robert C. Johnson, Mrs Jean Moon·. Mrs. sect·ctary's report. and Mrs. guests. THURSDAY Hauber, Mike Bissell, Jeff Genevieve Johnson, Donald Nun "" i\rt!'bary. and Mrs. Jamt•s Titus. the treasurer's The May meetmg will be MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Jones, Ray Spencer, Sheryl E. Johnson .. Ida John80n to Ada l'ltu> wtll attend the ·report . held at the home of Mrs. Pack 245 7 p.m. Thursday at Bush, Renee Riebel, Scott Monongahela Power Co ... three• di.l.l meeting uf the The program by Mrs. Dul· Thereon Johnson with James Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Dillion, Gary Ginther, Roger right of way. Olive. Epi:->rup<tl ( 'lmrrh Wol!lcn tun wa ~qt revi~w of " Per spec~ O'Brien and Mrs. Aaron American Legion Home with Gaul, John Beaver. Dewey Ray Birchfield, with ',Jr' Aw·unKelton. Mrs. t1ves on th e New Kelton co nt r i bu tin g uniform inspectiontobehcld. 7th Grade-A Honor Roll Mary L. Birchfield to James llob••tl IIIli'. Mrs. Pat Pent<•custalism" by Russell hostesses. Brian Collins. 7th Grade-B A. Williams, Helen A. Lo,.,:hdl ~ cwd Mrs. Edith Hl't.>Ll Hon or Roll - Michael Williams, lot, Salisbury . to HUt •rtd lht· (Ill-day mt•ehng Connolly, David Gaul, Eddie Mary Ours to Paul Ours, 3 The Pomeroy Fire on Th·p sda~· Werry, Pam Murphy, Lisa Department will entertain acres, Lebanon . M r~ , lame~ O'Bnen ~.we:slll· Collins, Sharon Griffin , with an open house Saturday Elbert L. Williams, Kathy t't:i i'l the lllL'etlng and apRhonda Riebel, Melissa night from 4 to 7 p.m. in Ann Williams to Edward R. poin t ·d illrs. Dale Dutt on. !1onali on.s wt•re made to had sent a card to the reports in to the chairmen by Thomas, Diana Smith, Jeff observance of the final Foreman, Ruth V. Foreman, Mrs l 1 ed ( 'ru w, Mrs. Pend CA HE , the Xenta home fu r Luckeydoo family. M;~yl. Shrivers, Julie Elberfeld. payment due on the Butternut parcels, Rutland, Langsville. !-~ !ell ! 11 tlw norn mat!ng comthf' urphi:Hts of soldiers cmd following a prayer for Offi cers currently serving SeolorHigb General J. Hall, dec., to Ave . $30,000 headquarters s.:111ors. and to the Athens were re~ lected for another peace by Mrs. Washington, 12th Grade, A honor Roll, constructed 80me four years John W. Hall, Stella Hall, Mental Health Center during yea r and will be installed at a refreshments were served by Dorothy Runyon, Diana cert. of trans., Letart. ago. a I'LX'Clll !lll'Cllrlg or Lewis later date. Mrs. Hampton the hostess. Massar, Kevin Buckley, Dorsel Miller, Catherine At 6:30 p.m. firemen will .Man ley Post 26;1. Amerkan stressed the m•1·11 for 11m· im~ SON llOitN Dave Brown, Tammy Pitzer, burn a $30,000 mortgage on Miller to Keith E. Miller, Mary Mora. 12 Grade B the building. Firemen have Pamela. Sue Miller, lot. Mr and Mrs. Joe f"hap- l•·gton t\uxtltary. lteld at the Honor Roll, Kim Ratey, Judi paid off the mortgage Orange. mau. Brownell t11 e.. Mid· home of Mrs. Rnth Brown. Mrs. ,\ !len Hampton Perry, Brenda Boyles, through endless spaghetti, rile pot t. atmounee the birth of Kathryn Philson to George Debbie Davis, Kathy Pullins. pancake and fish suppers in Charles Foster, parcel, a son . t nnslopher Harold on prt•sHied at the me~ti ng with lith Grade A Honor Roll, addition to turning over any Letart. April 18 at Holzer Medi cal :\lrs. r\rnuld Ri r hetrds giv ing Severa I awards were ly weight lost and Ethel Bentz Ccnll•r The tnfant weighed a progra m on children and presented at the Munday was the runnerup. Six new Vida Weber. lith Grade B moneys for in town fires to Norbert Neutzling Jr ., nine 1-JilUnds and si x ounces . youth and Mrs. W!lliwu night meeting of the Con way members were welcomed. Sports Tnnstctlons Anita S. Neut.zling to Randall the mortgage fund. By un ited Pren lnternatlontl MCH t•rna l gr:wdparents are South annourH.'Jng plans for Diet Class held at the Meigs At the Mason class, two L. Keatley, Vickl S. Keatley, The public is invited to Mondty Mr, 1n1•l Mrs. Charles Burt. Poppy Day . Mrs. Campbell Inn . Mrs. Helen B l~:;~ ckslon new rnembers were taken in lots, Chester. · Footlllll Saturday's affair and light Houston - Traded t igh t Hld Ill. l . Pomeroy. p<tternal Harp,•r talk ed abuut recei ved her 20 Pl'und pi n and and two 20 pound pins and John R. Newlun, Mary A. Jimmy refreshments are plaMed. Giles and tour draft gra ndnwthrr. Mrs . Marcella :\nwncamsrn dunng the prcr certificate along with her ecrtifieatcs were awarded. Newlun to Norbert Patrick choices 10 ·r ampa for th e Sun' gnun . Chapm an. Pa inter Sl . "' Forever Slim Diet"' since , . These went to Opa l Webb and Neutzling Jr ., Anita · S. No . 1 draft choice. Mr s Ern es t Bo wles she had readted her weight Co nni e Fie lds . Junella 8al11more - Acq uired line. .\1itlrlkrort. The couple arr Neutzling, 6 acres, Olive . backer Wil lie Lanier from a lstJ ! hr parents !I f a reported on a n ~ wcrs to letters goal. Others reccivmg. 20 Clendcnon lost the most Kansas City tor a fltth ·round By Mrs. Herbert Rollllh ~ ~riew Bonita s. Allen to Ronald G. draft pick . daugllt l!r. Linda, ~1ge three. sent tu Wa~ hin g lon con<:ern- J•lll nd pins were Sue Imbudcn weight during the week with 111 Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, ~ • .& Allen, ' % acre, Lebanon. Wash ingtOn - Signed w ide mg ltgl.~latwn for veterans. and Dorinda Na rdei. Mitzi Oldaker being her run·, receiver -kick returner Billy daughter Lorna, Bruce Hart Orville Allen to Theodore An lll\'ttatlun was rem! from Lef!t!lr, cornerback Tommy Mary Cleek won the revolv- nerup . At the Athens class tltl' Amcrn.:an Legion Aux - ing tnipl1y for the most week· P. Hayes, II'.! acres, Rutland. Campbell and wide rece iver Pa tricia fa ires was the one visited Sunday with Mr. and Se lv ie Washington. all tree b . ~~~~~ Sa~~to~ tlta r\' of Drew Webster Post who lost the most wetght, and agents. Winfield , W. Va. and also Cozart, 3 acres, Lebanon. 39. to a meeting Tuesda)' Collttt Teresa Hawkins was her GeorgIa Annouced t he visited Mr. and Mrs. D. J . GeorgeS. Hobstetter, Zelda mght wh en th~ a.sststant iJdrunner ·up , addit ions of Morris M c Hone Thomas at Lanham, w . Va. ByMrs.HerbertRousb M. Hobsletter,FredW. Crow, lnllllstr·~:~ t or from the Xenia and Larrv Gav . both of Flor ida Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pickett, Mrs. Don Manuel visited Jr., Eleanor K. Crow to Milo State, n ass istant basketball home will be present to Conun1t tees were i:!p· · speak. pointed at the recent meeting :;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::: daughter Tra cy, spent her father , Earl Hart Monday B. Hutchison, Betty Ann coaches . French Fries Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. at Racine. Mr. Hart has Just Hulchi80n, 1.01 acre, Chester. Hound n.1btn card.s wen· of the Sew-Rite-Sew.ing Club W1th Pvrcho~ e Max Pickett at Crown City. recently returned home after Clarence E. Fraley, stgtll'd fur Mrs · Lucille held at the home of Mrs. Lucy Of Q Stt>o~ Mrs. Gladys Richardson, spending the winter in Jacqueline F. Fraley to Sondwtch TO MEET THURSOA Y Sau nclt•rs. Mrs. NHoml White. Fairview Heights . " ' •I- ' VI ' wfl Port Huron, Mich ., Mrs. Florida. Charles E. Smith, 2.5&1 acres, Th e Ohio Valley In· lknllt•y. \1 rs. llulda Pannell, Appoi nt ed were l\1rl). M ' lt ll '2 .- B ' :.01> Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pyles Columbia. At AU .\1rs. ( ;pnevJevc Burns. cmd Shirley Bai ty, gifts : Pandora dependent Baseball League Sidney Carpenter of Wells· Wilmer E. Halfh111 to Mrs. Ct·rtrudt_• Butler. Mrs. Collins, flowet·s: Mrs. Flo will meet at Syracuse Fire ville, Mrs. Virginia Huffman of Racine visited Saturday Wutston reprwtt•d the~t .s he Strickland , ca rds . Mrs . Joni House at 7 p.m. Thursday. All of Salm, Mr. and Mrs. Burke evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman W. Mills, Parcels, Rutland . Hoffman presided at tile interested persons are invited . Wolfe of Buckeye Lake Don Manuel and family. visited relatives over the Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Doris E. Pooler, formerly to attend . meeting wi th Mrs . Ann weekend and attended Ferguson of Point Pleasant Doris E. Halfhill, Donald L. Browning givi ng th e Sunday School at the local visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pooler to Sherman W. Mills, ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: treasurer 's report , a nd Mrs. 00 Methodist Chutch . Brian Warner Thursday. Parcels, Rutland. Evelyn Gi lm or e. th e Sayre was also a guest. Mrs. Inez Roy visited Mr. James A. Ander80n, Wilma scc.:reli::lry 's report. Give Mom a Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilford and Mrs. Homer Warner C. Ander80n to Earl R. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Russell Plans were made fur e1 Su~es Glenda Hunt, Parcels, . "make or bake it" Sll lc and of Wolfpen visited Mr. and and daughters of Portland Friday . Lasting Gift. visited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Chester. Mrs. Ronald Russell and for a yard sale to be held June Anderson Sunday. John F. Thomas, Mabel I. 7. Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel children Saturda y evening. Give Her Mrs. Charlotte Lewis, Mrs. .The children of the 'late Thointis to Henry E. Cleland, ";11/tost the '}I:Xt meeting. A Jr ., Kathleen M. Cleland, dessert cd'urse was served by Katie Bass, Mrs. Roberta George and Mae Haymari Jewelry. Mon., Tues. 1 Wed. & Sat.return to their former home Lots, Middleport. l.ewis of Clifto n were lWl· the hostess. "1\T Bernard V. Fult•, Exec., 8:30 til 5:00 Thursdav Til 12 Noon Others attending were Mrs. cheon guests Tuesday of Mrs. place and take a hike over the 1\ T • Diamond lw nald Russell and children. hills each year. They FriedaFaehnle,dec. toTerry Barbara Mullen. Mrs. Mar· Pendants W. Wyatt, Brenda S. Wyatt. tha Hoffman, M1·s. Rctty Other guests of the Russells returned Saturday, Apri19, to Rings Mrs. Maury Miller and W. 1'.1 Lot 62, Pomeroy. Herman Gr ate Wehrung . Mrs . Lenora wer e Steve Haggy. Bob the farm in Apple Grove Russell and Mr. and Mrs. where they were all born and Mrs. George Gum traveled Earrings McKnight, and Mrs. Nettie 771· 5592 Ma son , W. 1/a . reared. Enjoying the hike by plane to Glenndale, yer. Dorsa Parsons, • Mother's Rings were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald California to visit Mrs. Pens Hayman and Keith, Mr. and Miller 's sister, Myrtle lnternotlonot Lugue Necklaces Mrs . Lewis Ours, Mr. and Stalnaker . They spent Un ltta Preulnlornotlonot • Braclets Mrs. Tom Edwards of Ket· sev.eral days there and Tidewator ~ ~ ~~~ · GB tering, 0 ., Virgil Ours, son visited other pla ces of in· Columbus s 2 .7 U 'I> • Slick pens Richmond 6 2 .1U . Vernon of New Phil adl phIa, teres! . Charleston 6 3 .667 "' • Bulova Mrs. Virginia Huffman and Randy and Scott Pierce of Pawtu ckOI 2 , .m h"' . Acutron chi ldren of Salem, Mrs. Mason visited re~:ently with Rochester 2 s . 2!6 3'1' Caravelle Shirley Edwards of Geneva Shumate and Mr. and ~~~:.;~'" Wrest watches Columbus, Waid Hayman of Mrs . Larry Johnson and Monday 's Results Richmond 8, Svra cuse s Pomeroy, Dan Hayman of famt'Iy. Char teslon 1. Toledo s 110 Visit Syracuse, Mrs . Sidney Mrs. Lena Knapp of Langs- Inni ngs ! Carnonter of Wellsville, Mrs. ville was Wednesday visitor · Colu mbus l . Pawtucket 1 • ....... Tutsdly' s G1m11 " Doris Rogers, Brian Sayre, ofMr. andMrs. Doyle Knapp. Tidewater •' Ro chesttr Mr. and Mrs. Milo RichardMr. and Mrs. Don Kennedy Richmond at Syracuse cnarteston at Tol edo son, Port Huron , Mich., Mr. and family of Kentucky were ' Colu mbus at Pawtucket and Mrs . Burke Wolfe, Saturday dinner guests of Mr. Wednosdoy 's Gomes daughters Rhonda and family and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and Tidewater at Rochester Richmond a t Syracuse and Vicki and children, Susie family . Charleston at Toledo Sellers. Colu mbus at Pawtucket Mrs. Focie Stoner and daughters, Cleo and Macie of Evans, W. Va . visited Mr. and Mrs. Gtrald Hayman, Mrs. Bertha Robinson, Mr. and Mrs . Wallie Stover recently. Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Roush , Mr . and Mrs. Russell Roush, Mrs. Ramona Yonker, Mrs. Eileen Buck, Early Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush, Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Ran· dall Roberts, children Todd, Leslie and Chad attended the when you buy the 9 inch, wedding of Jay ~ and Brenda Taylor at the United Steak Sandwich! Methodist Church at Cllno•• tend•r p~o~r• b••f ot;ooh ••ndwlah w ith ollood t;omot;o, Pomeroy Friday evening. Dl"lop lett~o~oo,ondonlon on • boll.od goldon brown Ito lion bun . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Durst and sons have purchased the Randall Roberts residence at Les ley Carr lives in. P,omeroy . She's had a savings clpy •S Letart Falls and will be account at Farmers Bank since she was only a moving soon. Dan Shane will POINT ' become a nurse .••. week old and she plans to keep on saving because be moving to Racine. PLEASANT she wants to go to college and become a nurse. Larry Durst of Springfield 773-5536 675-1812 spent the weekend with hill Far me's Bank is he lpin g lesley by pay ing Interest parents, Mr . and Mrs. Ralph on '· ''· passbook sav ings account . If you are Durst. concerned about planning for your future, like Relatives visiting Mrs. Lesley Is, Farmers Bank has the right savings plan Elsie Shuler and attending tor you. We' ll pay you the .hlghest rate of Interest funeral services for Couher Shuler at the Letart vr>s sible. Les ley knows. Methodist Church Saturday were their son, Mr. and Mrs. People you know . .. know Farmers. Clarence Shuler, grand· children, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Battle, Mr . and Mrs. Tommy Keller, all of Urbana, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce and children of Nelsonville, Mrs. Mary Ebersbach and daughter of Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith of ~ '1 POMEROY, OHLO Mlllvllle, Pa . ap.ent the Member FDIC weekend with Mr. Bod Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. Transfers Mortgage to be burned Donations made by Auxiliary SUPERIORS AU MEAT OR ALL BEEF · FRANKIES ••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. 79e SUPERIORS BIG RED STORE SLICED LB. 99e BOLOONA••••••••••••••••••••••• I •••••••••••• SUPERIORS EXTRA LEAN USDA CHOICE T-BONE STEAK .......................... ~~:.•2 PORTERHOUSE STEAK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ •• •2 59 F News Notes LEAN & FRESH RC COLA '100 8-16 oz.$ BTLS. MILK .I~ · GALLON $}29 1leWS 1lOleS WITH COUPON IN THIS AD MAXWEU HOUSE COFFEE l : :m•• LB. CAN •269 GOESSLER'S JEWELRY l GOLDEN ISLE GOLDEN ISLE 8 OZ. PKG. Co~ ~:~~Y;_?J PUFFED RICE CHIFFON KRAFT NATURAL AGED SOFT MARGARINE 8 OZ. TUBS SWISS CHEESE 2/59¢ '109 PALMOLIVE 12 OZ. BnS . BANQUET-BEANS & FRANKS TRASH BAGS NO. 255 15 CT. BOX NO. 85 W/C Coupon Expires Apr il29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY COUP ON COUPON NO. 155 24 OZ. BR, 50 CT. BOX W/C . CARTONS *1 00 59¢ 8 OZ. BTL 3 CANS $} COUPON COUPON HEFTY DIAL 69¢ ASSORTED BAR SOAP NO. 365 4 BATH BARS W!C W/C Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires Apri129 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY courur..r COUPON 99¢ W/C Coupon Expires Apri l29, t978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY COUPON COUPON NORTHERN COLD WATER WASH NO. 125 4 Cut Green Beans French Style Green Beans Sliced Carrots Sweet P~s Whole Beets Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY WOO LITE 89t 99 e YOUR CHOICE SCRAP BAGS $}59 Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY PANCAKE SYRUP CANNED VEGETABLES Plus BOXES TV DINNER ................. ........................... ............ ... .. . 2 COFFEE W/C 49e •259 CASE OF 24 COUPON ,- $269 FRESHLIKE GEM BEVERAGES.. .............. .. ...... ..................... .......... Deposit DR. PEPPER....................................... .... ......... ~::-.~~- -~~:.~!~· 99e STALEY MASON J '1'' . HEm SUPER WEIGHT POUND CAN g . Hing ready -· L · -·-----------~ LB. PKG. DISHWASHING LIQUID..... ... ......................................... :.. . ASSORTED FLAVORS 3 6BAGSoz. $100 SLICED MOZZARELLA 8 OZ. PKG. MAXWELL HOUSE NO. 305 1 • POP EYE OR APRIL 24, 25, 26 · Bank 39e 39e PUFFED WHEAT COUPON .....NCH FRiES Farmers 6 OZ. CAN 8 OZ. PKG. 8 OZ. .. RICH WHIPPED TOPPING ................................ ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Fs 4 ROLL PKG. ORANGE JUICE BRUSSEL SPROUTS CAULIFLOWER 69¢ TREESWEET ALL STAR 1% FORTIFIED Wolfpe·n FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM TOILET TISSUE 39¢ On All living Room . ... 1 Mother's Day is May 14th FURNITURE ~ WITH COUPON IN THIS AD NORTHERN DIET RITE TRADE-IN MASON GROUND CHUCK .......................~~-.. ~ 139 OR Club meets .................................. LB $179 49 News Notes GINOS 199 BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK •••••••••••••••·••• Apple Grove Anniversary Special FREE $ BOILED HAM •••••••••••••••••• ~ ••• Sports • transactwns Diet award presented LB CLOROX II BATHROOM TISSUE 4 :~~ 69t W/C ... ' 40 OZ. BOX Coupon Expires April 29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires TWIN CITY • 1 ; AJAX LAUNDRY AXION PRE-SOAK ' SOAP POWDER 84 OZ. BOX $}99 NO. 105 W/C Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY KING SIZE BOX COL'PON CO U P~ W/C Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATE EASY OFF 409 WINDOW CLEANER SPRAY CLEANER NO. 125 NO. 155 18 OZ. BR. 49¢ W/C Coupon Expires April29 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY 22 OZ. BTL 79t W/C Coupon Expires Apr il29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY A ' . �r·- -----.. 4_ T~ · D~ly Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, April25, 1976 -~ Eptscopal Church women 1 Social 1 . M ,£ . Calendar 1 announce ay con1 erence Honor roll Honor Roll, Robin Ritchie, Dawn Sorden, Joy Boyles, Cindy Pitzer, Randy ,Keller; Debbie Spencer, Lawrence Pooler, Terry Life, Howte · Durst. lOth Grade A Honor Roll, Teresa Spencer. IOth Grade B Honor Roll, Donna Persons, Becky Edwards. . 9th Grade A Honor Roll, Kathy Pooler, Marcy SeiSOn, Tammlt Starcher. 9th Grade B Honor Roll, Gene Cole, Connie Stout, Tammy Curtis, April Parker. Meigs Property T Eden News By Martha Holsillger Attendance at Eden Sunday School Easter SWldaY was 107. Two babies were dedicated. . Mrs. Susie Kerwin and Mrs. Gladys IWl spent Easter · Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill HoselW11. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb of Guysvlllle. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Eddy, Mrs. Helen Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsini!Br, Jr . and sons visited Mrs. Martha Holsinger Friday. Mrs. Roxie Reed visited Mrs. Su~e Kerwin Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley visited Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hume and son, Little Hocking, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Frank and llOilS, Syracuse, Swtday afternoon . Mrs. Ervan Blake and friend visited Rev . Elden Blake over the weekend. EAST MEIGS :- Clark Lees, principal, has an· nouncea the third nine week grading period honor roll at TUESDAY. the Eastern Junior and · MI()DLEPORT Chamber Senior High School. Making a grade of "B" or Tht' Episcopal Church mittee which will report at P. Spettler. oJ Co mmerce, 6:30 this Elden Walburn, Gladys L. Women's Conference to be the May meeting. Contributing h0$tesses for evening at the Meigs Inn with above to be listed were : Walburn to Kenneth D. held ~I a) 3-5 at Burr Oak Devotwns bv Mrs. Roscoe U1e luncheon were Mrs. a speaker from the Public JuolorHigb Cooke, lots, Middleport. Par k was announ<·ed when r owler openeil the meeting. freda Hartinger. Mi ss Marie Utilities Commission. lith Grade-A Honor Roll Vernon Bing, Bertha Bing the C:race Episcopal Church · '!1tank vou notes were read · Bidunan. Miss Audrey Bell, WEDNESDAY Kila Young, Terry Snowden. to Mount Vernon Bing, Wotrwn trtt'l Thum!ay at the from Mi·s. Moore and Mr. and and Mrs. Larry Brogan. Miss RACINE GRANGE 2606 lith Grade·B Honor Roll Bertha Elizabeth Bing, S.76 holll<' uf Miss El<•anor Snuth Mr s. Leo Story . Mrs. Lucille Smi th and Mrs. Willis regular meetin g, 6 p.m. Carolyn Bowen , Sarah acres, Salisbury. for<~ lun dtconnteeltng. Amsb a ry gave the Hirsey and Meredith were Wednesday at hall. Goebel, Patti Edwards, Mike Robert C. Johnson, Mrs Jean Moon·. Mrs. sect·ctary's report. and Mrs. guests. THURSDAY Hauber, Mike Bissell, Jeff Genevieve Johnson, Donald Nun "" i\rt!'bary. and Mrs. Jamt•s Titus. the treasurer's The May meetmg will be MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Jones, Ray Spencer, Sheryl E. Johnson .. Ida John80n to Ada l'ltu> wtll attend the ·report . held at the home of Mrs. Pack 245 7 p.m. Thursday at Bush, Renee Riebel, Scott Monongahela Power Co ... three• di.l.l meeting uf the The program by Mrs. Dul· Thereon Johnson with James Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Dillion, Gary Ginther, Roger right of way. Olive. Epi:->rup<tl ( 'lmrrh Wol!lcn tun wa ~qt revi~w of " Per spec~ O'Brien and Mrs. Aaron American Legion Home with Gaul, John Beaver. Dewey Ray Birchfield, with ',Jr' Aw·unKelton. Mrs. t1ves on th e New Kelton co nt r i bu tin g uniform inspectiontobehcld. 7th Grade-A Honor Roll Mary L. Birchfield to James llob••tl IIIli'. Mrs. Pat Pent<•custalism" by Russell hostesses. Brian Collins. 7th Grade-B A. Williams, Helen A. Lo,.,:hdl ~ cwd Mrs. Edith Hl't.>Ll Hon or Roll - Michael Williams, lot, Salisbury . to HUt •rtd lht· (Ill-day mt•ehng Connolly, David Gaul, Eddie Mary Ours to Paul Ours, 3 The Pomeroy Fire on Th·p sda~· Werry, Pam Murphy, Lisa Department will entertain acres, Lebanon . M r~ , lame~ O'Bnen ~.we:slll· Collins, Sharon Griffin , with an open house Saturday Elbert L. Williams, Kathy t't:i i'l the lllL'etlng and apRhonda Riebel, Melissa night from 4 to 7 p.m. in Ann Williams to Edward R. poin t ·d illrs. Dale Dutt on. !1onali on.s wt•re made to had sent a card to the reports in to the chairmen by Thomas, Diana Smith, Jeff observance of the final Foreman, Ruth V. Foreman, Mrs l 1 ed ( 'ru w, Mrs. Pend CA HE , the Xenta home fu r Luckeydoo family. M;~yl. Shrivers, Julie Elberfeld. payment due on the Butternut parcels, Rutland, Langsville. !-~ !ell ! 11 tlw norn mat!ng comthf' urphi:Hts of soldiers cmd following a prayer for Offi cers currently serving SeolorHigb General J. Hall, dec., to Ave . $30,000 headquarters s.:111ors. and to the Athens were re~ lected for another peace by Mrs. Washington, 12th Grade, A honor Roll, constructed 80me four years John W. Hall, Stella Hall, Mental Health Center during yea r and will be installed at a refreshments were served by Dorothy Runyon, Diana cert. of trans., Letart. ago. a I'LX'Clll !lll'Cllrlg or Lewis later date. Mrs. Hampton the hostess. Massar, Kevin Buckley, Dorsel Miller, Catherine At 6:30 p.m. firemen will .Man ley Post 26;1. Amerkan stressed the m•1·11 for 11m· im~ SON llOitN Dave Brown, Tammy Pitzer, burn a $30,000 mortgage on Miller to Keith E. Miller, Mary Mora. 12 Grade B the building. Firemen have Pamela. Sue Miller, lot. Mr and Mrs. Joe f"hap- l•·gton t\uxtltary. lteld at the Honor Roll, Kim Ratey, Judi paid off the mortgage Orange. mau. Brownell t11 e.. Mid· home of Mrs. Rnth Brown. Mrs. ,\ !len Hampton Perry, Brenda Boyles, through endless spaghetti, rile pot t. atmounee the birth of Kathryn Philson to George Debbie Davis, Kathy Pullins. pancake and fish suppers in Charles Foster, parcel, a son . t nnslopher Harold on prt•sHied at the me~ti ng with lith Grade A Honor Roll, addition to turning over any Letart. April 18 at Holzer Medi cal :\lrs. r\rnuld Ri r hetrds giv ing Severa I awards were ly weight lost and Ethel Bentz Ccnll•r The tnfant weighed a progra m on children and presented at the Munday was the runnerup. Six new Vida Weber. lith Grade B moneys for in town fires to Norbert Neutzling Jr ., nine 1-JilUnds and si x ounces . youth and Mrs. W!lliwu night meeting of the Con way members were welcomed. Sports Tnnstctlons Anita S. Neut.zling to Randall the mortgage fund. By un ited Pren lnternatlontl MCH t•rna l gr:wdparents are South annourH.'Jng plans for Diet Class held at the Meigs At the Mason class, two L. Keatley, Vickl S. Keatley, The public is invited to Mondty Mr, 1n1•l Mrs. Charles Burt. Poppy Day . Mrs. Campbell Inn . Mrs. Helen B l~:;~ ckslon new rnembers were taken in lots, Chester. · Footlllll Saturday's affair and light Houston - Traded t igh t Hld Ill. l . Pomeroy. p<tternal Harp,•r talk ed abuut recei ved her 20 Pl'und pi n and and two 20 pound pins and John R. Newlun, Mary A. Jimmy refreshments are plaMed. Giles and tour draft gra ndnwthrr. Mrs . Marcella :\nwncamsrn dunng the prcr certificate along with her ecrtifieatcs were awarded. Newlun to Norbert Patrick choices 10 ·r ampa for th e Sun' gnun . Chapm an. Pa inter Sl . "' Forever Slim Diet"' since , . These went to Opa l Webb and Neutzling Jr ., Anita · S. No . 1 draft choice. Mr s Ern es t Bo wles she had readted her weight Co nni e Fie lds . Junella 8al11more - Acq uired line. .\1itlrlkrort. The couple arr Neutzling, 6 acres, Olive . backer Wil lie Lanier from a lstJ ! hr parents !I f a reported on a n ~ wcrs to letters goal. Others reccivmg. 20 Clendcnon lost the most Kansas City tor a fltth ·round By Mrs. Herbert Rollllh ~ ~riew Bonita s. Allen to Ronald G. draft pick . daugllt l!r. Linda, ~1ge three. sent tu Wa~ hin g lon con<:ern- J•lll nd pins were Sue Imbudcn weight during the week with 111 Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, ~ • .& Allen, ' % acre, Lebanon. Wash ingtOn - Signed w ide mg ltgl.~latwn for veterans. and Dorinda Na rdei. Mitzi Oldaker being her run·, receiver -kick returner Billy daughter Lorna, Bruce Hart Orville Allen to Theodore An lll\'ttatlun was rem! from Lef!t!lr, cornerback Tommy Mary Cleek won the revolv- nerup . At the Athens class tltl' Amcrn.:an Legion Aux - ing tnipl1y for the most week· P. Hayes, II'.! acres, Rutland. Campbell and wide rece iver Pa tricia fa ires was the one visited Sunday with Mr. and Se lv ie Washington. all tree b . ~~~~~ Sa~~to~ tlta r\' of Drew Webster Post who lost the most wetght, and agents. Winfield , W. Va. and also Cozart, 3 acres, Lebanon. 39. to a meeting Tuesda)' Collttt Teresa Hawkins was her GeorgIa Annouced t he visited Mr. and Mrs. D. J . GeorgeS. Hobstetter, Zelda mght wh en th~ a.sststant iJdrunner ·up , addit ions of Morris M c Hone Thomas at Lanham, w . Va. ByMrs.HerbertRousb M. Hobsletter,FredW. Crow, lnllllstr·~:~ t or from the Xenia and Larrv Gav . both of Flor ida Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pickett, Mrs. Don Manuel visited Jr., Eleanor K. Crow to Milo State, n ass istant basketball home will be present to Conun1t tees were i:!p· · speak. pointed at the recent meeting :;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::: daughter Tra cy, spent her father , Earl Hart Monday B. Hutchison, Betty Ann coaches . French Fries Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. at Racine. Mr. Hart has Just Hulchi80n, 1.01 acre, Chester. Hound n.1btn card.s wen· of the Sew-Rite-Sew.ing Club W1th Pvrcho~ e Max Pickett at Crown City. recently returned home after Clarence E. Fraley, stgtll'd fur Mrs · Lucille held at the home of Mrs. Lucy Of Q Stt>o~ Mrs. Gladys Richardson, spending the winter in Jacqueline F. Fraley to Sondwtch TO MEET THURSOA Y Sau nclt•rs. Mrs. NHoml White. Fairview Heights . " ' •I- ' VI ' wfl Port Huron, Mich ., Mrs. Florida. Charles E. Smith, 2.5&1 acres, Th e Ohio Valley In· lknllt•y. \1 rs. llulda Pannell, Appoi nt ed were l\1rl). M ' lt ll '2 .- B ' :.01> Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pyles Columbia. At AU .\1rs. ( ;pnevJevc Burns. cmd Shirley Bai ty, gifts : Pandora dependent Baseball League Sidney Carpenter of Wells· Wilmer E. Halfh111 to Mrs. Ct·rtrudt_• Butler. Mrs. Collins, flowet·s: Mrs. Flo will meet at Syracuse Fire ville, Mrs. Virginia Huffman of Racine visited Saturday Wutston reprwtt•d the~t .s he Strickland , ca rds . Mrs . Joni House at 7 p.m. Thursday. All of Salm, Mr. and Mrs. Burke evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman W. Mills, Parcels, Rutland . Hoffman presided at tile interested persons are invited . Wolfe of Buckeye Lake Don Manuel and family. visited relatives over the Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Doris E. Pooler, formerly to attend . meeting wi th Mrs . Ann weekend and attended Ferguson of Point Pleasant Doris E. Halfhill, Donald L. Browning givi ng th e Sunday School at the local visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pooler to Sherman W. Mills, ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: treasurer 's report , a nd Mrs. 00 Methodist Chutch . Brian Warner Thursday. Parcels, Rutland. Evelyn Gi lm or e. th e Sayre was also a guest. Mrs. Inez Roy visited Mr. James A. Ander80n, Wilma scc.:reli::lry 's report. Give Mom a Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilford and Mrs. Homer Warner C. Ander80n to Earl R. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Russell Plans were made fur e1 Su~es Glenda Hunt, Parcels, . "make or bake it" Sll lc and of Wolfpen visited Mr. and and daughters of Portland Friday . Lasting Gift. visited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Chester. Mrs. Ronald Russell and for a yard sale to be held June Anderson Sunday. John F. Thomas, Mabel I. 7. Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel children Saturda y evening. Give Her Mrs. Charlotte Lewis, Mrs. .The children of the 'late Thointis to Henry E. Cleland, ";11/tost the '}I:Xt meeting. A Jr ., Kathleen M. Cleland, dessert cd'urse was served by Katie Bass, Mrs. Roberta George and Mae Haymari Jewelry. Mon., Tues. 1 Wed. & Sat.return to their former home Lots, Middleport. l.ewis of Clifto n were lWl· the hostess. "1\T Bernard V. Fult•, Exec., 8:30 til 5:00 Thursdav Til 12 Noon Others attending were Mrs. cheon guests Tuesday of Mrs. place and take a hike over the 1\ T • Diamond lw nald Russell and children. hills each year. They FriedaFaehnle,dec. toTerry Barbara Mullen. Mrs. Mar· Pendants W. Wyatt, Brenda S. Wyatt. tha Hoffman, M1·s. Rctty Other guests of the Russells returned Saturday, Apri19, to Rings Mrs. Maury Miller and W. 1'.1 Lot 62, Pomeroy. Herman Gr ate Wehrung . Mrs . Lenora wer e Steve Haggy. Bob the farm in Apple Grove Russell and Mr. and Mrs. where they were all born and Mrs. George Gum traveled Earrings McKnight, and Mrs. Nettie 771· 5592 Ma son , W. 1/a . reared. Enjoying the hike by plane to Glenndale, yer. Dorsa Parsons, • Mother's Rings were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald California to visit Mrs. Pens Hayman and Keith, Mr. and Miller 's sister, Myrtle lnternotlonot Lugue Necklaces Mrs . Lewis Ours, Mr. and Stalnaker . They spent Un ltta Preulnlornotlonot • Braclets Mrs. Tom Edwards of Ket· sev.eral days there and Tidewator ~ ~ ~~~ · GB tering, 0 ., Virgil Ours, son visited other pla ces of in· Columbus s 2 .7 U 'I> • Slick pens Richmond 6 2 .1U . Vernon of New Phil adl phIa, teres! . Charleston 6 3 .667 "' • Bulova Mrs. Virginia Huffman and Randy and Scott Pierce of Pawtu ckOI 2 , .m h"' . Acutron chi ldren of Salem, Mrs. Mason visited re~:ently with Rochester 2 s . 2!6 3'1' Caravelle Shirley Edwards of Geneva Shumate and Mr. and ~~~:.;~'" Wrest watches Columbus, Waid Hayman of Mrs . Larry Johnson and Monday 's Results Richmond 8, Svra cuse s Pomeroy, Dan Hayman of famt'Iy. Char teslon 1. Toledo s 110 Visit Syracuse, Mrs . Sidney Mrs. Lena Knapp of Langs- Inni ngs ! Carnonter of Wellsville, Mrs. ville was Wednesday visitor · Colu mbus l . Pawtucket 1 • ....... Tutsdly' s G1m11 " Doris Rogers, Brian Sayre, ofMr. andMrs. Doyle Knapp. Tidewater •' Ro chesttr Mr. and Mrs. Milo RichardMr. and Mrs. Don Kennedy Richmond at Syracuse cnarteston at Tol edo son, Port Huron , Mich., Mr. and family of Kentucky were ' Colu mbus at Pawtucket and Mrs . Burke Wolfe, Saturday dinner guests of Mr. Wednosdoy 's Gomes daughters Rhonda and family and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and Tidewater at Rochester Richmond a t Syracuse and Vicki and children, Susie family . Charleston at Toledo Sellers. Colu mbus at Pawtucket Mrs. Focie Stoner and daughters, Cleo and Macie of Evans, W. Va . visited Mr. and Mrs. Gtrald Hayman, Mrs. Bertha Robinson, Mr. and Mrs . Wallie Stover recently. Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Roush , Mr . and Mrs. Russell Roush, Mrs. Ramona Yonker, Mrs. Eileen Buck, Early Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush, Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Ran· dall Roberts, children Todd, Leslie and Chad attended the when you buy the 9 inch, wedding of Jay ~ and Brenda Taylor at the United Steak Sandwich! Methodist Church at Cllno•• tend•r p~o~r• b••f ot;ooh ••ndwlah w ith ollood t;omot;o, Pomeroy Friday evening. Dl"lop lett~o~oo,ondonlon on • boll.od goldon brown Ito lion bun . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Durst and sons have purchased the Randall Roberts residence at Les ley Carr lives in. P,omeroy . She's had a savings clpy •S Letart Falls and will be account at Farmers Bank since she was only a moving soon. Dan Shane will POINT ' become a nurse .••. week old and she plans to keep on saving because be moving to Racine. PLEASANT she wants to go to college and become a nurse. Larry Durst of Springfield 773-5536 675-1812 spent the weekend with hill Far me's Bank is he lpin g lesley by pay ing Interest parents, Mr . and Mrs. Ralph on '· ''· passbook sav ings account . If you are Durst. concerned about planning for your future, like Relatives visiting Mrs. Lesley Is, Farmers Bank has the right savings plan Elsie Shuler and attending tor you. We' ll pay you the .hlghest rate of Interest funeral services for Couher Shuler at the Letart vr>s sible. Les ley knows. Methodist Church Saturday were their son, Mr. and Mrs. People you know . .. know Farmers. Clarence Shuler, grand· children, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Battle, Mr . and Mrs. Tommy Keller, all of Urbana, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce and children of Nelsonville, Mrs. Mary Ebersbach and daughter of Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith of ~ '1 POMEROY, OHLO Mlllvllle, Pa . ap.ent the Member FDIC weekend with Mr. Bod Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. Transfers Mortgage to be burned Donations made by Auxiliary SUPERIORS AU MEAT OR ALL BEEF · FRANKIES ••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. 79e SUPERIORS BIG RED STORE SLICED LB. 99e BOLOONA••••••••••••••••••••••• I •••••••••••• SUPERIORS EXTRA LEAN USDA CHOICE T-BONE STEAK .......................... ~~:.•2 PORTERHOUSE STEAK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ •• •2 59 F News Notes LEAN & FRESH RC COLA '100 8-16 oz.$ BTLS. MILK .I~ · GALLON $}29 1leWS 1lOleS WITH COUPON IN THIS AD MAXWEU HOUSE COFFEE l : :m•• LB. CAN •269 GOESSLER'S JEWELRY l GOLDEN ISLE GOLDEN ISLE 8 OZ. PKG. Co~ ~:~~Y;_?J PUFFED RICE CHIFFON KRAFT NATURAL AGED SOFT MARGARINE 8 OZ. TUBS SWISS CHEESE 2/59¢ '109 PALMOLIVE 12 OZ. BnS . BANQUET-BEANS & FRANKS TRASH BAGS NO. 255 15 CT. BOX NO. 85 W/C Coupon Expires Apr il29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY COUP ON COUPON NO. 155 24 OZ. BR, 50 CT. BOX W/C . CARTONS *1 00 59¢ 8 OZ. BTL 3 CANS $} COUPON COUPON HEFTY DIAL 69¢ ASSORTED BAR SOAP NO. 365 4 BATH BARS W!C W/C Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires Apri129 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY courur..r COUPON 99¢ W/C Coupon Expires Apri l29, t978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY COUPON COUPON NORTHERN COLD WATER WASH NO. 125 4 Cut Green Beans French Style Green Beans Sliced Carrots Sweet P~s Whole Beets Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY WOO LITE 89t 99 e YOUR CHOICE SCRAP BAGS $}59 Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY PANCAKE SYRUP CANNED VEGETABLES Plus BOXES TV DINNER ................. ........................... ............ ... .. . 2 COFFEE W/C 49e •259 CASE OF 24 COUPON ,- $269 FRESHLIKE GEM BEVERAGES.. .............. .. ...... ..................... .......... Deposit DR. PEPPER....................................... .... ......... ~::-.~~- -~~:.~!~· 99e STALEY MASON J '1'' . HEm SUPER WEIGHT POUND CAN g . Hing ready -· L · -·-----------~ LB. PKG. DISHWASHING LIQUID..... ... ......................................... :.. . ASSORTED FLAVORS 3 6BAGSoz. $100 SLICED MOZZARELLA 8 OZ. PKG. MAXWELL HOUSE NO. 305 1 • POP EYE OR APRIL 24, 25, 26 · Bank 39e 39e PUFFED WHEAT COUPON .....NCH FRiES Farmers 6 OZ. CAN 8 OZ. PKG. 8 OZ. .. RICH WHIPPED TOPPING ................................ ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Fs 4 ROLL PKG. ORANGE JUICE BRUSSEL SPROUTS CAULIFLOWER 69¢ TREESWEET ALL STAR 1% FORTIFIED Wolfpe·n FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM TOILET TISSUE 39¢ On All living Room . ... 1 Mother's Day is May 14th FURNITURE ~ WITH COUPON IN THIS AD NORTHERN DIET RITE TRADE-IN MASON GROUND CHUCK .......................~~-.. ~ 139 OR Club meets .................................. LB $179 49 News Notes GINOS 199 BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK •••••••••••••••·••• Apple Grove Anniversary Special FREE $ BOILED HAM •••••••••••••••••• ~ ••• Sports • transactwns Diet award presented LB CLOROX II BATHROOM TISSUE 4 :~~ 69t W/C ... ' 40 OZ. BOX Coupon Expires April 29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires TWIN CITY • 1 ; AJAX LAUNDRY AXION PRE-SOAK ' SOAP POWDER 84 OZ. BOX $}99 NO. 105 W/C Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY KING SIZE BOX COL'PON CO U P~ W/C Coupon Expires April29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATE EASY OFF 409 WINDOW CLEANER SPRAY CLEANER NO. 125 NO. 155 18 OZ. BR. 49¢ W/C Coupon Expires April29 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY 22 OZ. BTL 79t W/C Coupon Expires Apr il29, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY A ' . �6 \lw I ;••' l'•mm•) . U.. 1\rrsctay, Aprii 25, 197B · \ . ,. \ p .,., ' lq:r ·• . ·~:,~~ ~~~'ll>.~IN~o~.:IN..IN..INt:IN.:INi~jiN>,INI'Il%"8i:i .. gets involved in legislation i'hHiact \\ou ld LH ' llliP'-'tlrctl , , hu picee of jewelry. She then inof the sehoul levy and urged stall ed the new officers·. lhallhey register to vote. She County Council meeting to thanked the offi cers . who lx· held May 4at the Pomeroy sl'l'ved with her and Sehoul was announced. Becky pn.:!~j• nted t>ach cmt• with rt Triplett's third grade had the . voted tu ptu'l'hasc ·a fcncl' Burdette rclnmded me1nbers whitll will go along each side ( 'umtlt' h'IH'.\ tt•stiug l'lll'· ,,f llecch and Laurel Slrcels. Plans W('l'e made tu honor rt•nflv bt•mg ' lmllt'd m OhiO \\ . •.., ;il..,c• d1!'\l'U<;M•d durm ~ ltll' the safely pa trol at the May I lit• I lluo ", Whir llll'tt 'I Ill r, PH '1 I '1 PT \ c'l'il tt•ncts. dll d !IH'I1lht•f'S Wl' I L' I' n1t•e t 111g . Mrs . Cher ole h: t' \pn•:.;,.., ttH'ir opl- . '!\II d1ng tlu.-. to Olu u . ·:~,:~:.: .:.'; : 1 ' h·~~~:~ : ~;',;, [ ' "~ Jdt 1 I . lb,1 111' 1 '1 ·•II\ tl w nnnun<1l1 ng of Mrs. 1.. • t1 lil\'l'lll' shower was held rl•ccntiy for :'v1rs. Jeanie •"al!n1.. '\l r·.., I'll~ IlLs Baker. llueklel' at the Asburv United 1 h r~t•',\ 11 \ lrl' t'!." a n• Mrs. Methodist Clnu:c h in ! II•L\ <dkr. jUTs i deir !.; Snacuse. Hosting the shower \L1U1 L"ild ~d ..,t •ll , hr~ l H:l:'l'l' Mr~ . l'H th y Moore, Mrs. 1 '"llkn! \ Ir s. Susan Carolyn McCoy, and Mrs. l"ti/Jd IL't' I" t'.' ldt·nt ; Judr Williams. 1, r, Br o ulllt'. ,\ . pm k and blue mlor I I. \IJ'' :VJ:t!'Y sd JC!Ill' was carried out on \\1 '••<;1:-11!1'!', <tnd ;\1 r:-. . llw refreslunent ami grft 1 dln•r, \ lrs S;u al~ t"b le . Highlighti ng the 11!1 \1!''> . lud~ r o:Jtes. rl'freslu nenllable was" c<~ke I : f\llt·lll'rl, and .\1r~. ~I" ',;); ' ' h:tl ~ t', i\11""i , 1\ dlll\ II I •If l\1t·Lg.s 11(tl"(' lltS \h-. Hakt•r ',~., 1:- n.dt' .! lt'p,lrtPd t • Tll! Bl t ·• ·t 111 ~ (.I f tlll' 1 t·Hdt ri .t nt! nul I'd ! IH!III.t ( ': 11 I ·dULL!'-. hil\ l' I ltn!ll !1\ t' l u i.x't'll lh n•t• ' \ • , II rt•qtwo.;t t•f .luhn ll ood !J!t' l~th lit'rl, ; oi "" Sisson, Mrs. Oma Winebrenncr, Margaret Eichinger, Opa l Kloes, Judy King , Belly Koch, Irene Hoback, Hose J}()II !Ji \ j,.!, ~·.:tr·.,: ! 11 !lit' .,, Lht· 11 T:\ ----~---., ~ortrayi n ,~ the Mrs. Iris Kelton hosted a rec ent meeti ng of the Magnotta Cl ub. Devotion.< were given by Mrs. Ellen Couch with Mrs. Ella Smith giving the secretar·y 's report. ami Mrs. Georgia Watson,lhe Buckl ey's Mrs . Reltv Ash 11nd Mrs. l':r\'l' C'lif f~rrd wrlh lite door pn~p going to rv1rs. (:Jadys Hull":iOil . 1mb IJII It t~. ami i1 11d Host.' Mrs. Ella Si:;son, fu n! • .ht)"L'C S1sson. Bt.•u latl Wctrd . .l<mict· Lisl e. Kar en MEETING CHANG EO The May meetin g of the Twin City Shrinelles wi ll be hehJ w..,lnesday at 7::!0 p.m. at the horne of Mrs. Aa ron Kelton . The da le was changed clue to a conflict with lht• Houslt ;111d TL'ITI, Jam.' Ann ~l oo n.•, Ann S<tm·age, ' i'iuJUlll Uueklt:y, and Avn-Zo St SSIJ il . ~ 1 ~ ~ n~ftt(' menf , 1 Al'\o , some •.h '• (i~hf!r" do no t. Is .,., ·n•~nt yet \liltltl bit:'.,. o••l ii Chmnber of CommetTC bcm- St.'lld lll/2. gtft.s we n~ <:nil:C qud . \\ li liC! Ill!'l, .J ean Kloes . .Shern p l ;~ns '('I ,, ms '" Mrs. ma~e use of ~· , '' r ;w qo wr t h you g "l• ., t'f lt'C' o;,vvc ngs f ·I ·~ ,)fl ~· 1nd Wl d Urll ~ jl · ~ Pll)f"IO\ l?r en1 p loy et> 1• 1"' 1<1dNJ f Cl yect r "i' d P;l(h DAUGHTER BORN ""d Mrs. Roger Karr, l.o11g Bottom, the former Susie .1\ndrews. are announcmg lite birth of their first l'hild, a da ughter. born April 15 at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. Athens. The infant weighed seven pounds, 11 OUIK'es and measured 21 inches. She has bee11 named Jessica Michelle. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews of Pmneroy. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul KarT. Long Bottom. Mrs . Clyde An(lrews of Pomeroy and Mrs. Purley Ka rT of l.ong Bottom are the grea t-grandmothers. ~ l r. Kathy Fry, Htla Hrll' kley. Cindy Swislwr. r Tt>r.d to change jobs Smith. l·:leanor Hobson. Melissa CIJf. Hvpl' ing prizes . Gruesc r with ·Mr!) . Cuuch, wt•re ser ved tu those Jl<tt tH'cl Grueser and Mrs. Kathryn Miller and Angel Miller winn- Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Edna Slusher, Mrs. Margaret Hose , and Mrs. Cora Beegle. treasurer' s r eport . 'l11c May meelinK will be at Mrs. Gladys ' Cuckle r we~ s the home of Miss Bernice repo rted hosp ila li;7.ed , A Durst. The birthday of Mrs. white elephc111 t sale was held . Rose was noted. (;arnes were by Mrs. Doris fcnntly tn•e Tht· cake was 11 wde by Mrs. Fa_vt• l'l ifford. t..:anw pnze::; wert• won by t 'akc. punch, Ann Jenktns and Kimberly, Slier·ry Abbott, Mary Lisle, Angie Harden, Hilda Weaver, Vera Van Meter, Wanda Magnolia Club gathers Wrll~am s , ~ <ill(("£><i S I Vf' i 1 .\ htt~t· ernploye r s ·,,..c 'I •r'u .er t he 1nct vid ual mntr1bu l !On or ' o11lt '' 1 .11 1o 1!1r1k e lhe •d ''' rPr1•rrd q f J(1 t rons ' 1, I,Jre · ; N INSURANCE SERVICE ~ ~ pledge w open the meeting. WANTED : WEDDINGAFI'ERMARRIAGE Refre8lunents were served DEARHELENANDSUE : . d f a by the kindergarten parents. . Our 17-year-<Jid daughter had complete plans rna e o~ Next meeting will be on May beautiful wedding. Invitations had been. p~uu.ed, eve~~ 22. bought including wedding and brrdesmatds gowns. Then til and he'r fiance were secretly married last week! ";;ey s ~ want to go ahead with the wedding. My husband r uses 0 "give her away" when she is already gone. Relatives are very upset and I'm heartbroken . No, she isn 't pregnant. Sho;ud we cancel, or? ?? ·SAD FATilER AND MOTHER DEARSAD: . · . If the family's combined heart was s~t on a beautiful wed· ding then go ahead with it, early rnarrtage ceremony or n?t. Rizer, Donna Smith, Nora Think of this as a celebration of the union, or maybe double m· Huudashell, Judy Paper, surance that it will take. -HELEN. Elva Dailey, and Elma l.ouks. S~k: Many couples have big wedding afte~ lengthy affah·s. ....., .. Your daughter and son-in-law chose an earber marrrage tn· stead. In a way, that's more honest so don't hassle it, S.F. and M. Enjoy the "double-take." -SUE ADOLPH'S . DAIRY VALlEY m. 11111 , 00 p.m. Sun.-Thur. 10 ond Salurdly. SH Us ot lh• Pom eroy , 0 . -~· r,;. • -.·.- NAMEOMmED The name of Terri Tobin, scllwr at Meigs High School, wets unin tentionally omitted from the honor roll for the fourth six weeks grading J"'riud. Mrss Tobin has been on the ho11or roll all this sdwol year. .. -· . ii" '· ____ __ _._ I 1 I Social 1 DEAR HELEN AND SUE : 1 Calendar 1 TUESDAY PAST MATRONS Club, Pomeroy Chapter IM, O.E.S., 7:30 Tuesday evening at home of Edna Schoenleb. WINDING TRAIL Garden Club, civic beautification colTUTiittce will meet at the Meigs County Infirmary , I :30 p.m. Tuesday to work at the planting. AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, 7:30 Tuesday evening at the hall. Guest speaker from the Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans Home at Xenia. Organization representatives and public invited to attend. During last school year: 1. Denny and I were friends. . 2. 1l got around that I liked him . . 3. People bugged us about being "in love" or something. But we didn't even go together, us being just 12 and 13, barely. . 4. Once he said he liked me, and then he started telling krds he hated me. This year he : . . 1. Insults me when I'm not even talktng to hrm . 2. Flirts with other girls when I'm around. 3. Brags on himself. 4. Ignores me. Can you figure him out ? ·CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS : Yes: He's 13 1 Which means he' I. Can't take teasi ng about a girl he kinda likes. 2. Is trying to prove he could care less when he really cares a ~. . . Denny will outgrow this stage soon. You can help by rgnorrng his showoffiness and staying casually frremlly . Good luck! · HELEN AND SUE RAP: . .. This is to "Lone Stranger," who is very shy. He isn't alon e! I had no fri ends in school and was afraid to talk or try . Now I could kick myself for losing so much lime. I forced myself into a very extroverted-type job to cure my fears. and I haven't shut up since! I've found if you open up to people, they 'll abnosl always be fri endly and acceptrng . Put yourself in a position where you have to ta lk, L.S., and see how much fun it is!- STI LL SMIU NG AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post39, speake r from the Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans Home, Xenia, 7: 30 p.m. Public invited. MEIGS JUNIOR High parent and teachers association 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in junior high cafeteria with Dan Morris, Meigs Local Distri ct of Curriculum, as speaker. MEIGS AREA Holiness Rally 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Racine Church of the Polly Cramer Nazarene, 7:30 p.m. with music by the Coffman fami ly. Speaker will be Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr., Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Public invited. WEDNESDAY towel always worked. Sbe By Polly Cramer OHIO VALLEY Comfound II never left a rlllg, but POLLY'S PROBLEM mander y 24, Knights TemDEAR POLLY - My . cat do ltst llraL Hereafltr kup a plar, stated conclave, 7: 30 has wet the rug and I cannot bottle of club soda baady aad p.m. Wednesday ; All Sir get the smell out. I have used Immediately alter sucb an Knights invited. rug ·shampoo, soda and accident apply It generously. POMEROY - MIDDLE· water, dry soda, whit e -POLLY PORT Lions CLUB , vinegar and putting DEAR POLLY - To Wednesay Wednesday noon newspapers over the spot. at the Meigs Inn. Can someone help me?- remove grease spots from polyester and most other MIDDLEPORT Litera ry K.W. fabrics I place the garment Cl ub, 2 p.m. at the home of DEAR POLLY - My cat Mrs. Forest with reviews by wet on my yellow down on a flat surface, apply a Mrs. Rodney Downing and jacket. The -.J! ry cleaner fairly thick layer ol comMrs. Arthur Strauss . steamed it twice but a bit of starch or white bath powder and let it stand overnight. AMERI CAN LEGION Aux- scent was left. I wonder if you Shake it out and then brush iliary, Feeney-Bennett Post would tell me how to remove well. This has always worked this. -sUZETIE 128, 7:30p.m. at the hall. Dear K. W. and Suzette - for me. - ANNE AMEHICAN LEGION, DEAR POLLY - A reader Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 7:30 Tbla Is always a dHflcull asked about removing dark problem to solve and ooe we at the hall. have been asked many times. lea and coffee stains from FREE CERVICAL Cancer K. W, bu already lrled many cups . Since the odor ol bleach Clinic for Meigs area woman, of the usual supposed-to-be is often hard to remove after Wednesday afternoon at cures but once a reader lmlle using it a housekeeper once Heath United Methodist saying she found applying told me that she removes Church. For appointment call rubbing alcohol with a terry such stains with table salt 992-7f>31 daily or 992->832 and nylon net. I tried it and it evenings or weekend. was so successful I have used It ever since . - HELEN MIDD~~~AJub &out DEAR POLLY - If your Pack 24f> meeting, 7 p.m. I.... ,_ ca r doo rs will not open Thursday at Feeney-Bennett Se vfaCe~tS because of a lre.zing rain rWJ American Legion Post home. a rubber spatula around the Uniform inspection. Ch ildren 's identification edges of the doors to break RIVERVIEW Garden Club ' bracelets are being sold by the Ice loose. I always keep at 8 o'clock at the home ol members of the Chester ooe in my car trunk, which Is seldom froz en shut even Mrs. Ronald Cowdery with YoWJg Wives Club. Mrs. Tom Spencer and Mrs. The bracelets sell for $2 though my ca r stands outalde Okey Connolly as co· each and can have up to five all the time. This trick cerhostesses. For the program lines of infonnation printed tianly saved the day for me Mrs. David Chadwell and on the front and the back. several limes this past Mrs. Roy HaMwn will teach Orders can be given to any winter. - MRS. S. J . the members to make a club member. At a recent DEAR POLLY - When macrame hanging planter. meeting held at the home of making pants for my small OHIO NURSES Assn . Karen Young, a bake sale daughter I always sew a strip . ' was set for May 13 at 10 a.m. of contrasting bias tape or Southern H!lls District, at Dick Gaul's Store in Ia bric to the Inside of the regular meetmg, 7:30 P·",'· Chester. The meeting time back seam. This way she can Thu~day ~~ Mt. St;, Marys was changed to the second tell at a glance which is the Hospttal. Fr~ strip. Process Tuesday of each month. back side and gets them on for Peo pl e and Sb1rley Others attendi ng the the right way without any Patel, ~ostess. All registered meeting were Lila van help. - MRS. F. 0. nurses uwlted. J c te M rll DEAR POLLY - During . b I I g Meter, ane oa s, a yn REVIVAL eg nn n Spencer, Linda Well , Norma the very bad weather this Th~rsday at Long Bottom Hawthorne ; and Avis winter I found I could not Unrted Methodist . Church Spencer. open my back combination through Sunday, 7.30 p.m. The March meeting was storm door because an Ice each evening with Rev. hosted by Mrs. van Meter llonn had frozen the bottom Che~ter Lemley speaking. and Mrs. Hawthorne at the part. I quickly thawed It with Speer a! music and public van Meter home. At that time a hot water bag and rubbed tnVited. assignments for Cancer . the bottom of the door wltb Crusade collections In melted candle wu, which Chester township were made. prevented any more Ice from sticking. - PEARL SUPPER PLANNED DEAR POLLY - I put a A pancake and sausage single sheet of nylon net on supper will be held at the Tbe Almaoae Senior Citizens Center from 4 By United Pre•• my cake rack before turning to 7 p.m. Friday. A square IDtel'llllleaal a cake out on the rack to cool. dance will follow. Today Ia Tuesday, April ~. It does not stick to the rack or the 115tb day of 19'18 with 250 the net. - MRS. A. L. to follow. Polly will. send you one of 'The moon Is between Its fuU · her signed thank-yo u phaae and lut quarter. newspaper coupon ciiPPfrs If A thought for the day : Tbe morning star Is she uses your favorit e American poet Ralph Waldo Mercury. Pointer, Peeve, Problem 1n Emerson aald, "Nothing can Tbe evening MJ's are her column. Wlrte POLLY's bring you peace but Man, Venua, Jupiter, and POINTERS In care of this yourself." Saturn. ne~spaper. Welendahand. tng an addition (of any kind), or need money , , ,." ,on, talk to us at The City Loan Company. r:tl· require larget amounts, we can arrange a " ' I n ut quickly and with consideration. Jli OJ<'t ' t o.; . t:J tr::\ ,\ nr~nc:~l S('l Vt(e of ~c:l CON TIP\. D'ITA COI\,I"QI\ATION W..fmd ways to help. 1 ·Registration due Thursday , To attend the second area semi nar planned by the Advisory Council· uf the Holzer Medica l Center Health Learning Resource Center on Saturday, April 29, registration mu st reach either Steve Cavole at the CHEAO offices in Athens, Ohio, or Nancy Raming Kohlrieser at the Community Mental Hea lth Ce nter in Ga llpolis, by noon on Thursday. The program will be on "Perspectives on Patie nt Education," held from 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Community Mental Health Center located on Route 160, just West Or Gallipalis and across the highway from the hospital. Four outstanding speakers will make prese ntati ons throughout the day, with a reactor panel responding to · the speakers' remarks as Anniversary Special FREE French Fries With Purchase Of 9" S••ok Sandwich MOH A~tlll run w1n 24 ·25 ·26 At Ali GIN OS well ~san opportunity for the health professionals and st udents who attend to be involved in the discussions on thi s most important subject of patient ed'ucation . One of the speakers for the morning session will be Davina J . Gosnell, M.S.N., the Supervisor and Nursing Co nsultant of the Home Health Agency Program of the Ohio Department of Health in Columbus, Ohio. Ms. Gosnell, a graduate uf the Massillon City Hospital School of Nursin g, is a grad uate with her BSN degree from the University of Pittsburgh , Pittsburgh, Pa., and an MS from the Oh io State University in Columbus. She is currently a Ph.D. ca ndidate in Adult Education at Ohio State . During her nursing career she has been a staff nurse, instructor, research da ta collector, university lecturer in continuing education and an abstractor. She is active in the American Nurses Association, Ohio Nurses Assoc iation wh ere she presently serves as Second Vice President, the National League of Nursing, the Board of the Ohio Leag ue of Nursing . numerous com mittees uf the Ohio Co unci l of Home Hea lth Agencies, and many other committee and membership involvemen ts in organ izat ions of her profession. She has participated in more than 30 workshops, conferences and seminars, cove ring a myriad of related s~bj ect s and has ·authored numeroll5 papers appearing in professional publications . During Saturday's conference, Ms. Gosnell will talk about the role of the nurse in patient education. Others who will share the platform with her on Saturday morning are Arnold J. Sattler, M.D., an internist o'n the Medical Staff of the Holzer Medical Center. and David J. DeRita, Psychologist and Director of Emergency Service of the Ga llia - Jackson - Meigs Community Mental Health Center in Gallipolis. In the afternoon. David S. A rea women attend AA UW conference Betsy Horky and Jeanne Bowen of the MiddleportPomet·oy Area Bra nch of the Ameri can Association of Univ ersity Women participated Apri l 13-15 in the AAUW Northeast Central Regional Conference held in Toledo. Theme of the Conference RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm have returned from a week's visit in Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm. They were joined Sunday fur a celebration of the' birthday of Bert GrilTUTI by Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grinun, Cambridge ; and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grinun, David and Paula, St. Clairsville. Stein , Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the Division· of Medical Communications at Ohio Stale University, wno is also the Administrative Assistant in Education at Children's Hospital in Columbus, will sulTUTiarize and add his comments on the total patient education subject. The $10 registration fee includes' morning coffee and the luncheon. Checks, payable to CHEAO , shorijft be sent to either Mr, Cavofe at P. 0. Drawer 825, Athens, Ohio, 4f>701 , or to Ms . Kohlrieser, P. 0 . Box 292, Gallipolis , Ohio 45631. Telephon e reservations may be made by calling 614-593f>f>26 in Athens, or 446->>38 in Gallipolis, before noon Thursday. was "Women 's Rights, Four Links to Responsibility( ' The four areas considered by Conference pa rticipan L~ dea l with women's legal rights and responsibilities in the spheres of econom ics, the family, education and protection from violence. In c'OOperation with the Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis DATE OBSERVED - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, Jr., 1764 Chesler Hoad, Pomeroy, celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary on April22 with a surprise. party and dinner . Attending were William and Alice Wrse, Pomeroy; Clarence and Vrrgi nia Hayman, Racine; Raymond and Dorothy Little, Cheshire, Cornelius and Barbara Phillips, Rutland ; Lester and Sue Lewis, Cheshire; Gloria Grover, Hutland; Cherry Cadle, Middleport, and Charles Lewis, at home. Also attendin g were 24 gra ndchildren. DAVINAJ. GOSNELL M.S.N. sity of Toledo, conference participants were able to select credit arrangements fur graduate credit , continuing education units or audit. Jame Pierson McMichael' executive director; National Women 's Political Caucus, and Dr. Kalhryn F. Cia renbach, executive director, Intema ti onal Women's Yea r, were the fea tured speakers at th e Friday sessions. Hi ghlig hting Saturday's activities was the luncheon speech by Dr. Marjorie Bell Cham bers , pr es ident , American Associa tion of Anniversary Special FREE French Fries WitM Purchase Of 9" Sleak Sandwich MON TUH I'I'Ul ,t..Plll ]A · 2S·lb At All GINOS University Women. The Ohio State Divtsion met Saturday in their ann ual meeting to take action on a resolution thai AAUW in Ohio study and evaluate various experiments in educational financing now in use in other areas of the country. There was also an election of sta te offi cers. POLLY'S POINTERS PORK Cat wets the rug Wives Club l/ "The new room." REVIV~ SET A revival will begin SWJday at the New Haven First ( Church of God with services at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Dave Fields, Jr. and lhe Rev . Wilbur Leifheit will be the speaker. There will be special singing each evening. Tbe public is invited to attend. r··---·--··..-·· -·--· ----------~-------------··-·----=--·- · -------1 By Helen and Sue BQttel Mrs. Buckley honored with shower ;·rnr•':t'l.' t'OIIIprr~l·d d Generation Rap '! _ _Tile Daily Sentin~ l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, April 25, 197P. \ CHOPS THURSDAY ONLY RC COLA or DIET RITE 8- 16 oz. bottles 99 ~ SMOKED PICNIC WHOLE ...... LB. 79$ SHOULDERS ..~~-'.7.~.~........ ~·. 89$ SUPERIOR BANANAS 4 LBS. •••••••~ 1OO RED SKIN BOLOGNA............ }.~·. 8 9 ~ FRESH PORK NECK BONE ....... ~~;. 39~ FRANKLIN CANDY DR. PEPPER 8-16 OL bottles 189~ 7~UP or PEPSI VALLEY BELL 24oz. 99~ COTTAGE CHEESE ...:a~o~... Spearmint Leaves Tiny Soice Gum Drops Orange Slices .. KESLER & NABISCO Ph lb. pkg. 1 lb . Box SALTINE CRACKER$••••••••••••• 59 BROUGHTON'S ALPo-Beef Flavored Dinner 1% LOWFAT ~ f~l) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trail Size Box MILK .................~~~~.".... ~.1 BROUGHTON 39 GET READY FOR THOSE SUMMER COOKOUTS WITH RAID sm FLYING INSECT ·KILLER 121J, oz. can REG. 11.79 NOW ONLY '139 TANGY CATSUP•••••••••••••••••• 69C DO '1 BREAD•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HILTON 101!2 oz. Can 59e OYSTER STEW.................... . FAVORITE 3 Loaves '4" INSTANT COFFEE ............. •.•••'4" TASTERS CHOICE- Reg . YELLOW ON ION RAID TOILET TISSUE ••••••••·•••~.R.o,'~_':k.9;.89e 32 oz . bottle HOMO MILKG.a!~~.89~ 15$ WALDORF BROOKS lh C 4 LB. · · 8 oz. Jar FREEZE DRY COFFEE ............ . NESCAFE 10 J oz. ar · �6 \lw I ;••' l'•mm•) . U.. 1\rrsctay, Aprii 25, 197B · \ . ,. \ p .,., ' lq:r ·• . ·~:,~~ ~~~'ll>.~IN~o~.:IN..IN..INt:IN.:INi~jiN>,INI'Il%"8i:i .. gets involved in legislation i'hHiact \\ou ld LH ' llliP'-'tlrctl , , hu picee of jewelry. She then inof the sehoul levy and urged stall ed the new officers·. lhallhey register to vote. She County Council meeting to thanked the offi cers . who lx· held May 4at the Pomeroy sl'l'ved with her and Sehoul was announced. Becky pn.:!~j• nted t>ach cmt• with rt Triplett's third grade had the . voted tu ptu'l'hasc ·a fcncl' Burdette rclnmded me1nbers whitll will go along each side ( 'umtlt' h'IH'.\ tt•stiug l'lll'· ,,f llecch and Laurel Slrcels. Plans W('l'e made tu honor rt•nflv bt•mg ' lmllt'd m OhiO \\ . •.., ;il..,c• d1!'\l'U<;M•d durm ~ ltll' the safely pa trol at the May I lit• I lluo ", Whir llll'tt 'I Ill r, PH '1 I '1 PT \ c'l'il tt•ncts. dll d !IH'I1lht•f'S Wl' I L' I' n1t•e t 111g . Mrs . Cher ole h: t' \pn•:.;,.., ttH'ir opl- . '!\II d1ng tlu.-. to Olu u . ·:~,:~:.: .:.'; : 1 ' h·~~~:~ : ~;',;, [ ' "~ Jdt 1 I . lb,1 111' 1 '1 ·•II\ tl w nnnun<1l1 ng of Mrs. 1.. • t1 lil\'l'lll' shower was held rl•ccntiy for :'v1rs. Jeanie •"al!n1.. '\l r·.., I'll~ IlLs Baker. llueklel' at the Asburv United 1 h r~t•',\ 11 \ lrl' t'!." a n• Mrs. Methodist Clnu:c h in ! II•L\ <dkr. jUTs i deir !.; Snacuse. Hosting the shower \L1U1 L"ild ~d ..,t •ll , hr~ l H:l:'l'l' Mr~ . l'H th y Moore, Mrs. 1 '"llkn! \ Ir s. Susan Carolyn McCoy, and Mrs. l"ti/Jd IL't' I" t'.' ldt·nt ; Judr Williams. 1, r, Br o ulllt'. ,\ . pm k and blue mlor I I. \IJ'' :VJ:t!'Y sd JC!Ill' was carried out on \\1 '••<;1:-11!1'!', <tnd ;\1 r:-. . llw refreslunent ami grft 1 dln•r, \ lrs S;u al~ t"b le . Highlighti ng the 11!1 \1!''> . lud~ r o:Jtes. rl'freslu nenllable was" c<~ke I : f\llt·lll'rl, and .\1r~. ~I" ',;); ' ' h:tl ~ t', i\11""i , 1\ dlll\ II I •If l\1t·Lg.s 11(tl"(' lltS \h-. Hakt•r ',~., 1:- n.dt' .! lt'p,lrtPd t • Tll! Bl t ·• ·t 111 ~ (.I f tlll' 1 t·Hdt ri .t nt! nul I'd ! IH!III.t ( ': 11 I ·dULL!'-. hil\ l' I ltn!ll !1\ t' l u i.x't'll lh n•t• ' \ • , II rt•qtwo.;t t•f .luhn ll ood !J!t' l~th lit'rl, ; oi "" Sisson, Mrs. Oma Winebrenncr, Margaret Eichinger, Opa l Kloes, Judy King , Belly Koch, Irene Hoback, Hose J}()II !Ji \ j,.!, ~·.:tr·.,: ! 11 !lit' .,, Lht· 11 T:\ ----~---., ~ortrayi n ,~ the Mrs. Iris Kelton hosted a rec ent meeti ng of the Magnotta Cl ub. Devotion.< were given by Mrs. Ellen Couch with Mrs. Ella Smith giving the secretar·y 's report. ami Mrs. Georgia Watson,lhe Buckl ey's Mrs . Reltv Ash 11nd Mrs. l':r\'l' C'lif f~rrd wrlh lite door pn~p going to rv1rs. (:Jadys Hull":iOil . 1mb IJII It t~. ami i1 11d Host.' Mrs. Ella Si:;son, fu n! • .ht)"L'C S1sson. Bt.•u latl Wctrd . .l<mict· Lisl e. Kar en MEETING CHANG EO The May meetin g of the Twin City Shrinelles wi ll be hehJ w..,lnesday at 7::!0 p.m. at the horne of Mrs. Aa ron Kelton . The da le was changed clue to a conflict with lht• Houslt ;111d TL'ITI, Jam.' Ann ~l oo n.•, Ann S<tm·age, ' i'iuJUlll Uueklt:y, and Avn-Zo St SSIJ il . ~ 1 ~ ~ n~ftt(' menf , 1 Al'\o , some •.h '• (i~hf!r" do no t. Is .,., ·n•~nt yet \liltltl bit:'.,. o••l ii Chmnber of CommetTC bcm- St.'lld lll/2. gtft.s we n~ <:nil:C qud . \\ li liC! Ill!'l, .J ean Kloes . .Shern p l ;~ns '('I ,, ms '" Mrs. ma~e use of ~· , '' r ;w qo wr t h you g "l• ., t'f lt'C' o;,vvc ngs f ·I ·~ ,)fl ~· 1nd Wl d Urll ~ jl · ~ Pll)f"IO\ l?r en1 p loy et> 1• 1"' 1<1dNJ f Cl yect r "i' d P;l(h DAUGHTER BORN ""d Mrs. Roger Karr, l.o11g Bottom, the former Susie .1\ndrews. are announcmg lite birth of their first l'hild, a da ughter. born April 15 at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. Athens. The infant weighed seven pounds, 11 OUIK'es and measured 21 inches. She has bee11 named Jessica Michelle. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews of Pmneroy. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul KarT. Long Bottom. Mrs . Clyde An(lrews of Pomeroy and Mrs. Purley Ka rT of l.ong Bottom are the grea t-grandmothers. ~ l r. Kathy Fry, Htla Hrll' kley. Cindy Swislwr. r Tt>r.d to change jobs Smith. l·:leanor Hobson. Melissa CIJf. Hvpl' ing prizes . Gruesc r with ·Mr!) . Cuuch, wt•re ser ved tu those Jl<tt tH'cl Grueser and Mrs. Kathryn Miller and Angel Miller winn- Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Edna Slusher, Mrs. Margaret Hose , and Mrs. Cora Beegle. treasurer' s r eport . 'l11c May meelinK will be at Mrs. Gladys ' Cuckle r we~ s the home of Miss Bernice repo rted hosp ila li;7.ed , A Durst. The birthday of Mrs. white elephc111 t sale was held . Rose was noted. (;arnes were by Mrs. Doris fcnntly tn•e Tht· cake was 11 wde by Mrs. Fa_vt• l'l ifford. t..:anw pnze::; wert• won by t 'akc. punch, Ann Jenktns and Kimberly, Slier·ry Abbott, Mary Lisle, Angie Harden, Hilda Weaver, Vera Van Meter, Wanda Magnolia Club gathers Wrll~am s , ~ <ill(("£><i S I Vf' i 1 .\ htt~t· ernploye r s ·,,..c 'I •r'u .er t he 1nct vid ual mntr1bu l !On or ' o11lt '' 1 .11 1o 1!1r1k e lhe •d ''' rPr1•rrd q f J(1 t rons ' 1, I,Jre · ; N INSURANCE SERVICE ~ ~ pledge w open the meeting. WANTED : WEDDINGAFI'ERMARRIAGE Refre8lunents were served DEARHELENANDSUE : . d f a by the kindergarten parents. . Our 17-year-<Jid daughter had complete plans rna e o~ Next meeting will be on May beautiful wedding. Invitations had been. p~uu.ed, eve~~ 22. bought including wedding and brrdesmatds gowns. Then til and he'r fiance were secretly married last week! ";;ey s ~ want to go ahead with the wedding. My husband r uses 0 "give her away" when she is already gone. Relatives are very upset and I'm heartbroken . No, she isn 't pregnant. Sho;ud we cancel, or? ?? ·SAD FATilER AND MOTHER DEARSAD: . · . If the family's combined heart was s~t on a beautiful wed· ding then go ahead with it, early rnarrtage ceremony or n?t. Rizer, Donna Smith, Nora Think of this as a celebration of the union, or maybe double m· Huudashell, Judy Paper, surance that it will take. -HELEN. Elva Dailey, and Elma l.ouks. S~k: Many couples have big wedding afte~ lengthy affah·s. ....., .. Your daughter and son-in-law chose an earber marrrage tn· stead. In a way, that's more honest so don't hassle it, S.F. and M. Enjoy the "double-take." -SUE ADOLPH'S . DAIRY VALlEY m. 11111 , 00 p.m. Sun.-Thur. 10 ond Salurdly. SH Us ot lh• Pom eroy , 0 . -~· r,;. • -.·.- NAMEOMmED The name of Terri Tobin, scllwr at Meigs High School, wets unin tentionally omitted from the honor roll for the fourth six weeks grading J"'riud. Mrss Tobin has been on the ho11or roll all this sdwol year. .. -· . ii" '· ____ __ _._ I 1 I Social 1 DEAR HELEN AND SUE : 1 Calendar 1 TUESDAY PAST MATRONS Club, Pomeroy Chapter IM, O.E.S., 7:30 Tuesday evening at home of Edna Schoenleb. WINDING TRAIL Garden Club, civic beautification colTUTiittce will meet at the Meigs County Infirmary , I :30 p.m. Tuesday to work at the planting. AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, 7:30 Tuesday evening at the hall. Guest speaker from the Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans Home at Xenia. Organization representatives and public invited to attend. During last school year: 1. Denny and I were friends. . 2. 1l got around that I liked him . . 3. People bugged us about being "in love" or something. But we didn't even go together, us being just 12 and 13, barely. . 4. Once he said he liked me, and then he started telling krds he hated me. This year he : . . 1. Insults me when I'm not even talktng to hrm . 2. Flirts with other girls when I'm around. 3. Brags on himself. 4. Ignores me. Can you figure him out ? ·CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS : Yes: He's 13 1 Which means he' I. Can't take teasi ng about a girl he kinda likes. 2. Is trying to prove he could care less when he really cares a ~. . . Denny will outgrow this stage soon. You can help by rgnorrng his showoffiness and staying casually frremlly . Good luck! · HELEN AND SUE RAP: . .. This is to "Lone Stranger," who is very shy. He isn't alon e! I had no fri ends in school and was afraid to talk or try . Now I could kick myself for losing so much lime. I forced myself into a very extroverted-type job to cure my fears. and I haven't shut up since! I've found if you open up to people, they 'll abnosl always be fri endly and acceptrng . Put yourself in a position where you have to ta lk, L.S., and see how much fun it is!- STI LL SMIU NG AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post39, speake r from the Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans Home, Xenia, 7: 30 p.m. Public invited. MEIGS JUNIOR High parent and teachers association 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in junior high cafeteria with Dan Morris, Meigs Local Distri ct of Curriculum, as speaker. MEIGS AREA Holiness Rally 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Racine Church of the Polly Cramer Nazarene, 7:30 p.m. with music by the Coffman fami ly. Speaker will be Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr., Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Public invited. WEDNESDAY towel always worked. Sbe By Polly Cramer OHIO VALLEY Comfound II never left a rlllg, but POLLY'S PROBLEM mander y 24, Knights TemDEAR POLLY - My . cat do ltst llraL Hereafltr kup a plar, stated conclave, 7: 30 has wet the rug and I cannot bottle of club soda baady aad p.m. Wednesday ; All Sir get the smell out. I have used Immediately alter sucb an Knights invited. rug ·shampoo, soda and accident apply It generously. POMEROY - MIDDLE· water, dry soda, whit e -POLLY PORT Lions CLUB , vinegar and putting DEAR POLLY - To Wednesay Wednesday noon newspapers over the spot. at the Meigs Inn. Can someone help me?- remove grease spots from polyester and most other MIDDLEPORT Litera ry K.W. fabrics I place the garment Cl ub, 2 p.m. at the home of DEAR POLLY - My cat Mrs. Forest with reviews by wet on my yellow down on a flat surface, apply a Mrs. Rodney Downing and jacket. The -.J! ry cleaner fairly thick layer ol comMrs. Arthur Strauss . steamed it twice but a bit of starch or white bath powder and let it stand overnight. AMERI CAN LEGION Aux- scent was left. I wonder if you Shake it out and then brush iliary, Feeney-Bennett Post would tell me how to remove well. This has always worked this. -sUZETIE 128, 7:30p.m. at the hall. Dear K. W. and Suzette - for me. - ANNE AMEHICAN LEGION, DEAR POLLY - A reader Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 7:30 Tbla Is always a dHflcull asked about removing dark problem to solve and ooe we at the hall. have been asked many times. lea and coffee stains from FREE CERVICAL Cancer K. W, bu already lrled many cups . Since the odor ol bleach Clinic for Meigs area woman, of the usual supposed-to-be is often hard to remove after Wednesday afternoon at cures but once a reader lmlle using it a housekeeper once Heath United Methodist saying she found applying told me that she removes Church. For appointment call rubbing alcohol with a terry such stains with table salt 992-7f>31 daily or 992->832 and nylon net. I tried it and it evenings or weekend. was so successful I have used It ever since . - HELEN MIDD~~~AJub &out DEAR POLLY - If your Pack 24f> meeting, 7 p.m. I.... ,_ ca r doo rs will not open Thursday at Feeney-Bennett Se vfaCe~tS because of a lre.zing rain rWJ American Legion Post home. a rubber spatula around the Uniform inspection. Ch ildren 's identification edges of the doors to break RIVERVIEW Garden Club ' bracelets are being sold by the Ice loose. I always keep at 8 o'clock at the home ol members of the Chester ooe in my car trunk, which Is seldom froz en shut even Mrs. Ronald Cowdery with YoWJg Wives Club. Mrs. Tom Spencer and Mrs. The bracelets sell for $2 though my ca r stands outalde Okey Connolly as co· each and can have up to five all the time. This trick cerhostesses. For the program lines of infonnation printed tianly saved the day for me Mrs. David Chadwell and on the front and the back. several limes this past Mrs. Roy HaMwn will teach Orders can be given to any winter. - MRS. S. J . the members to make a club member. At a recent DEAR POLLY - When macrame hanging planter. meeting held at the home of making pants for my small OHIO NURSES Assn . Karen Young, a bake sale daughter I always sew a strip . ' was set for May 13 at 10 a.m. of contrasting bias tape or Southern H!lls District, at Dick Gaul's Store in Ia bric to the Inside of the regular meetmg, 7:30 P·",'· Chester. The meeting time back seam. This way she can Thu~day ~~ Mt. St;, Marys was changed to the second tell at a glance which is the Hospttal. Fr~ strip. Process Tuesday of each month. back side and gets them on for Peo pl e and Sb1rley Others attendi ng the the right way without any Patel, ~ostess. All registered meeting were Lila van help. - MRS. F. 0. nurses uwlted. J c te M rll DEAR POLLY - During . b I I g Meter, ane oa s, a yn REVIVAL eg nn n Spencer, Linda Well , Norma the very bad weather this Th~rsday at Long Bottom Hawthorne ; and Avis winter I found I could not Unrted Methodist . Church Spencer. open my back combination through Sunday, 7.30 p.m. The March meeting was storm door because an Ice each evening with Rev. hosted by Mrs. van Meter llonn had frozen the bottom Che~ter Lemley speaking. and Mrs. Hawthorne at the part. I quickly thawed It with Speer a! music and public van Meter home. At that time a hot water bag and rubbed tnVited. assignments for Cancer . the bottom of the door wltb Crusade collections In melted candle wu, which Chester township were made. prevented any more Ice from sticking. - PEARL SUPPER PLANNED DEAR POLLY - I put a A pancake and sausage single sheet of nylon net on supper will be held at the Tbe Almaoae Senior Citizens Center from 4 By United Pre•• my cake rack before turning to 7 p.m. Friday. A square IDtel'llllleaal a cake out on the rack to cool. dance will follow. Today Ia Tuesday, April ~. It does not stick to the rack or the 115tb day of 19'18 with 250 the net. - MRS. A. L. to follow. Polly will. send you one of 'The moon Is between Its fuU · her signed thank-yo u phaae and lut quarter. newspaper coupon ciiPPfrs If A thought for the day : Tbe morning star Is she uses your favorit e American poet Ralph Waldo Mercury. Pointer, Peeve, Problem 1n Emerson aald, "Nothing can Tbe evening MJ's are her column. Wlrte POLLY's bring you peace but Man, Venua, Jupiter, and POINTERS In care of this yourself." Saturn. ne~spaper. Welendahand. tng an addition (of any kind), or need money , , ,." ,on, talk to us at The City Loan Company. r:tl· require larget amounts, we can arrange a " ' I n ut quickly and with consideration. Jli OJ<'t ' t o.; . t:J tr::\ ,\ nr~nc:~l S('l Vt(e of ~c:l CON TIP\. D'ITA COI\,I"QI\ATION W..fmd ways to help. 1 ·Registration due Thursday , To attend the second area semi nar planned by the Advisory Council· uf the Holzer Medica l Center Health Learning Resource Center on Saturday, April 29, registration mu st reach either Steve Cavole at the CHEAO offices in Athens, Ohio, or Nancy Raming Kohlrieser at the Community Mental Hea lth Ce nter in Ga llpolis, by noon on Thursday. The program will be on "Perspectives on Patie nt Education," held from 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Community Mental Health Center located on Route 160, just West Or Gallipalis and across the highway from the hospital. Four outstanding speakers will make prese ntati ons throughout the day, with a reactor panel responding to · the speakers' remarks as Anniversary Special FREE French Fries With Purchase Of 9" S••ok Sandwich MOH A~tlll run w1n 24 ·25 ·26 At Ali GIN OS well ~san opportunity for the health professionals and st udents who attend to be involved in the discussions on thi s most important subject of patient ed'ucation . One of the speakers for the morning session will be Davina J . Gosnell, M.S.N., the Supervisor and Nursing Co nsultant of the Home Health Agency Program of the Ohio Department of Health in Columbus, Ohio. Ms. Gosnell, a graduate uf the Massillon City Hospital School of Nursin g, is a grad uate with her BSN degree from the University of Pittsburgh , Pittsburgh, Pa., and an MS from the Oh io State University in Columbus. She is currently a Ph.D. ca ndidate in Adult Education at Ohio State . During her nursing career she has been a staff nurse, instructor, research da ta collector, university lecturer in continuing education and an abstractor. She is active in the American Nurses Association, Ohio Nurses Assoc iation wh ere she presently serves as Second Vice President, the National League of Nursing, the Board of the Ohio Leag ue of Nursing . numerous com mittees uf the Ohio Co unci l of Home Hea lth Agencies, and many other committee and membership involvemen ts in organ izat ions of her profession. She has participated in more than 30 workshops, conferences and seminars, cove ring a myriad of related s~bj ect s and has ·authored numeroll5 papers appearing in professional publications . During Saturday's conference, Ms. Gosnell will talk about the role of the nurse in patient education. Others who will share the platform with her on Saturday morning are Arnold J. Sattler, M.D., an internist o'n the Medical Staff of the Holzer Medical Center. and David J. DeRita, Psychologist and Director of Emergency Service of the Ga llia - Jackson - Meigs Community Mental Health Center in Gallipolis. In the afternoon. David S. A rea women attend AA UW conference Betsy Horky and Jeanne Bowen of the MiddleportPomet·oy Area Bra nch of the Ameri can Association of Univ ersity Women participated Apri l 13-15 in the AAUW Northeast Central Regional Conference held in Toledo. Theme of the Conference RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm have returned from a week's visit in Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm. They were joined Sunday fur a celebration of the' birthday of Bert GrilTUTI by Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grinun, Cambridge ; and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grinun, David and Paula, St. Clairsville. Stein , Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the Division· of Medical Communications at Ohio Stale University, wno is also the Administrative Assistant in Education at Children's Hospital in Columbus, will sulTUTiarize and add his comments on the total patient education subject. The $10 registration fee includes' morning coffee and the luncheon. Checks, payable to CHEAO , shorijft be sent to either Mr, Cavofe at P. 0. Drawer 825, Athens, Ohio, 4f>701 , or to Ms . Kohlrieser, P. 0 . Box 292, Gallipolis , Ohio 45631. Telephon e reservations may be made by calling 614-593f>f>26 in Athens, or 446->>38 in Gallipolis, before noon Thursday. was "Women 's Rights, Four Links to Responsibility( ' The four areas considered by Conference pa rticipan L~ dea l with women's legal rights and responsibilities in the spheres of econom ics, the family, education and protection from violence. In c'OOperation with the Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis DATE OBSERVED - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, Jr., 1764 Chesler Hoad, Pomeroy, celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary on April22 with a surprise. party and dinner . Attending were William and Alice Wrse, Pomeroy; Clarence and Vrrgi nia Hayman, Racine; Raymond and Dorothy Little, Cheshire, Cornelius and Barbara Phillips, Rutland ; Lester and Sue Lewis, Cheshire; Gloria Grover, Hutland; Cherry Cadle, Middleport, and Charles Lewis, at home. Also attendin g were 24 gra ndchildren. DAVINAJ. GOSNELL M.S.N. sity of Toledo, conference participants were able to select credit arrangements fur graduate credit , continuing education units or audit. Jame Pierson McMichael' executive director; National Women 's Political Caucus, and Dr. Kalhryn F. Cia renbach, executive director, Intema ti onal Women's Yea r, were the fea tured speakers at th e Friday sessions. Hi ghlig hting Saturday's activities was the luncheon speech by Dr. Marjorie Bell Cham bers , pr es ident , American Associa tion of Anniversary Special FREE French Fries WitM Purchase Of 9" Sleak Sandwich MON TUH I'I'Ul ,t..Plll ]A · 2S·lb At All GINOS University Women. The Ohio State Divtsion met Saturday in their ann ual meeting to take action on a resolution thai AAUW in Ohio study and evaluate various experiments in educational financing now in use in other areas of the country. There was also an election of sta te offi cers. POLLY'S POINTERS PORK Cat wets the rug Wives Club l/ "The new room." REVIV~ SET A revival will begin SWJday at the New Haven First ( Church of God with services at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Dave Fields, Jr. and lhe Rev . Wilbur Leifheit will be the speaker. There will be special singing each evening. Tbe public is invited to attend. r··---·--··..-·· -·--· ----------~-------------··-·----=--·- · -------1 By Helen and Sue BQttel Mrs. Buckley honored with shower ;·rnr•':t'l.' t'OIIIprr~l·d d Generation Rap '! _ _Tile Daily Sentin~ l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, April 25, 197P. \ CHOPS THURSDAY ONLY RC COLA or DIET RITE 8- 16 oz. bottles 99 ~ SMOKED PICNIC WHOLE ...... LB. 79$ SHOULDERS ..~~-'.7.~.~........ ~·. 89$ SUPERIOR BANANAS 4 LBS. •••••••~ 1OO RED SKIN BOLOGNA............ }.~·. 8 9 ~ FRESH PORK NECK BONE ....... ~~;. 39~ FRANKLIN CANDY DR. PEPPER 8-16 OL bottles 189~ 7~UP or PEPSI VALLEY BELL 24oz. 99~ COTTAGE CHEESE ...:a~o~... Spearmint Leaves Tiny Soice Gum Drops Orange Slices .. KESLER & NABISCO Ph lb. pkg. 1 lb . 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')540 Sf:t~U )y rm u~e o n 1an e lo t ~poe IOU'> 3 bPdr oo m wo lh Io rge u 11lily r OoJn H01dwood llo o r ~ and ( O!p(• ! f 1ur t !icf! ~ ond In ~ h 1ub!> In RO (I/1£:.'- 3 1 O C H'~ Ht'Outd ul 5 bedr norn 3 both home Com plg 1ely 1omodc.'!cd o r1d r a1 pet t.• d Hm both go ~ ond 1•lr' t Jr 11 ! ur 11m ro lor gl} CO! po rt ond ~ ! 010gc buddu1g ~ Cent1al o u p l u~ l ull bm c1 ncnl For 111 l orn10I JQII call94q 20Hl A C R~ ~ '11~KOLN 'Hill J bedroon1 house car pe t clet ii JC hea t good go,deon l o t Wal l.1ng d1 ~ 1on ce l 1nrn tow n (oil o lt('l 4 00 f.J47 '1077 fR[f;: S~ S \ ~!:\ MODERN SUPPLY Small HOMI:51T[ 5 fo r '> Ole 1 acre and v p M1ddlc p01 t nc o• ft u tlond Co lt Q91 74111 NlW 3 bed• oo 1n h o u ~e 1 both~o all f'll'l I cere M tdd leport c! O'> C to Rv tlor1 d Phone Q9'} 74bl engtne & sffrvice, Massev mower Ferguson & G1bson Tilltr!i , Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Service. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2164 4-24 -1 mo. BRADf-ORD Auc lio neer Com ple !e SetYJ Ce Ph o ne 949 7487 Of 9491000 Ro(lnC O hr o ( lilt B•odf o1d llWOOD BOWERS lHAIHR WIIH lo t on Un•o11 A v~ Lo l on f=o 11 " 'ow H o r g ht ~ worer top oq.d wp ltc 1onl<. ~h o fi o 991 7360 RI:PAIR ':1-wceper !l. ! oa~ t('r ; ~r on; al l ~mo ll OP!>h on cello law n mow£'1 n e>~t to Stol e H• ghwoy Garage on l(ou le 7 Ph one l Ol A) 98~ IWO H O U S ~ I 991 10.6 Give Awa) PUPPH ':1 El I [JOI 11 IPIII Od "IPd ho111e all rnJI Il'I Ol 11gh r-. l uel Otl l v r no<e Rutlo11d Oll.'O S3tl 000 N Pw J bC'dr oo rn l o!o l I 113 o oe~ e lut!rl< horlll' n£'o• mlflC~ Sn 000 Bu1l dn1g lo 1 I 11 Cl(IC!> !ut ol ~ot er 011 lo t 13800 Caii 7J7 4'tllf.Jo l t~.;• 5 p m 01 On ytm ll' ~01 g ~U I I I • at res- o nleod1119 C•ee lo. Rom1 Help WW'I ttd lOSl OR obond oncd sma ll mole puppy lT b1ow n w !lh wh1 re 11101 l.rng'> Po ri coll1e Cu te 011d plo-rlul To good ho11113 111 cou1 1 try See ot 1679 lHlcoln H to1g h1 ~ I ORO M 0Wf: R 6 h bor 3 pt h 1tch good ro " d' r,on l QS S I ron lfu(io. tlo 1 bed Good lutt\ 9AQ 10~ 7 I bt·d• oom, woth l ot { hPo t and 011 co nd1 a<I{• l(' vf'l lot 111 SlH UOO Ph o ne l cnrcd barn 'l pond~ :W O C I {'~ IJO!. IIHO boiWI(f!d l illlb(>l 3 bCd1 001n hO v ~e '1 bm@ml'nt on Ht 143 'l 1111fe~ o ff H1 I 8 ypo ~~ QAQ ']0~7 $75,000 H 381S RtMODEUNG Plurnb• ng healing end all ty pe~ of gcnerol •cpO!I Wo 1k guoron rced 20 yea t s e • fJe r 1er1re Phone q92 J.s()q ~~W IN G MA(HINl: Rcpo11s SCf vtce oil molo.es 992 1284 I he Foh11( Sho p Pomeroy Author 1red S11rger Sales ond 5erl'l((l We ~hm pen s( I HOI s l:X( A VAIING dorer loodef on d bodo.hu u wor k dump Hucks ond lo bo y ~ l ot h11 e wdl hau l hll d ut to ~o · l hme~ t one and g•ovel Call Bob or Hoge• Jet l e r ~ day ph one 9f:/2 7089 mght phone QG7 3~75 or q92 52J2 l:X CAVAliNG dozer backhoe ond dr tcher Cherie<, R Hoi l1eld So<k Hoe Se r vrcc ~vtlo nd Oh1 o Phor\ro 7A1 200A Will do roo l1ng ton~ l • u c !J On plumbrng end heo11rig No rob too l01 ge 01 too sm all Pho ne 7A7 73<18 HOW~RV t.JI:W HOUSI: rn M1ddl cpo11 Ap p rw ~ed 01 $7A QOO IEI'd ucc d to SIB qoo Coli GQ'} 5.479 AND MAR f iN ~e pli ( \y sterns , cova 11flg dote• ba ckh oe dump 1ru ck l11nesl onc g•o..,ef hlnclo. top po vrf'lg Rt 14J Pho ne I (bl4 ) bq8 733 I VA FHA 30 Y' f111onung of.,.o rehnonung l1 uiond Mortgogtt 7/ I Sta l o Athe n~ phone (b \ Ar !J97 '1 0~1 ~ ocrtH wr th 9 roor11 1 cor gcuoqr ~ v 1 11111 e( ~ Jt ( ht'"'n and bo r•l• ,,., j hv 7 ~ •f' f1 ~ ~ (nil 111t5 3t11 J GA~ OH, CHEER Henderson 611·1562 Hartlord 182·2175 NOl'H IHG"· BU'T ' CA N TEll ... IT'S NOT GOOD, ANr41f · · UNION OPERATEO 3· 3Q I mo NOT THIS TIME, AHNIE ... ( COUGH up ... THING S WILL TURN 0\,IT FIN E.. Tl1AT COUGH 0' YOURS, LISSA ... WH~T AR E YOU ·DOIN' FOR IF -·COUGH)· · I CAN FEEl IT "' YeSie<cay 5 O H, ll' S ON lY A li11 LE ... (COUGH- .. CO U6H) · COLD .. I I I 1 I J-r X1 Ir' . I Jumbles PATIO 1 Answer Now arrange the Circled lerters fo form tne surprrse answer as sug· gested by the above ca rtoon (Answers lomorrow) CHAMP DELUGE BOILED Flar&s up just like he does -co uld rt be thiS I - A GOOD MATCH ~Book No 10 wtth the lltee11 10 puzzle& . Is avallabll forS t 35 !)OM ptUd from JIJtflotM, C/O thiS ne ~ . Bolt 34, Notwood , N J 07&48. lndudl voor ntrne, addrees z:lpoodeand make cnectt8 payable 10 f4ew'IN+bwkl Superior Steam htract10n 3·30-AII In The Fami ly 6, 10; Ohio J ournal 20: 4 ooMisler Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer . For Poorer 15 , Merv Griffin 6, Addams Family 8. Sesame 51 20,33; Gomer Py le, USMC 10, Dinah 13 4 30-Little Rascals J, 15 , Gilligan 's Is 4; .B. Brady Bunch 10 S oo--Here Come The Brlck!s 3, Star Trek 4. Gunsmoke B; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33 ; Hogan's Heroes 10, Emergency One 13; Peftl coat Junction IS 5 30-News 6, El ec Co 20.33 : Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogan's Heroes 15 6 Oil-News 3,U,10,13,15; ABC News 6, Zoom 20 6·30-NBC News3 .4.15, ABC New s 13; Carol Burnell9 Friends 6, CBS News B,10 , Over Easy 20: 7 ()()-Cross.Wits 3,4, Newlywed Game 6, t3. Sha Na NaB , ; News 10, Gilligan's Is . 15: Dick Caveft 20; Big Green Magazine 33. 7·30-AII .Star Anything Goes 3. Sha Na Na 4. Between The Wars 6: Family Feud B. Mac Neii .Lehrer Re['1rl 20,3 3: The Judge 10 . In Search olll . Wild Klnnrlnm 15 Carpeting ACROSS 6 F1rst word 1 Starr of of 5HHH ' U5'TE N ~ ... WE GOTTA ofhce "The R.aven" SOMEONE 'S GET U5 SOME 5 Upnght 7 College COMING! WEAI'ON$ ! 10 White House cheer o!!1ce 8 Mature Tomorrow 3,,. , 2 \ ~News \3 II Ad manager's 9 Celbc C.blt Chonnol 5 concern sea god 6:30 P, M. - Tesllmony Time 12 He Whist· II Redford and 7 00 P.M. - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness Newman les while Yesterdli)''S Arulwer 10 Oil P M - 700 Club he lurks 13 Stratagems 20 Actor Ji Famous Movie Chonnol 4 14 The gtunS 17 "The Barker radio corruc s & 1 PM - Oullaw Bl ues l PG ) 15 - Fixe Israelis" 22 Peachy - 33 Lariat 9 & 11 P.M - Star Is Born IRI 16 Not long ago author 23 - pro nobl$ 34 Large pitcher 18 4 qts 18 N1trous 24 Stalag 35 Coat feature Tut·~d:iy , April 25 21 Nether· oxide acronym 37 Monkly title L.....--=:.__.J.__.L.>..L..>-....L.'---~ ~·~ · '.:!. ' .:. · .:. · ':;; ' •:..__::.:::.!,__;.:..;:.:. Ia nds r1 ve r 19 suflix 25 " - .Joey" 38 Drink up 22 Ms . Hepburn with 26 Bmdmg 39 Eggs ·..,-- ..._23 She to him , pro['1rtion 31 Eldntch 40 Sort Hoi 4er cat 1 1t'll no he to her ,.,....~-r.-""T::--r--,-rc:--r,-..,.,.;--r.;''"'"'TC'""' Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag than 27 Horse " ---=:..:.:.:=..::..:::=.:::::..!...=.:~..::..:::.:...:::...:c....:..:.."'--pounce on her ches' an· -., 101fltl/~· o . Clrpet • Uphotstery Phone llike YOtrn& At -v 992·2206 or 992·7630 "Tht llrilflllors lltl Tht IMitalors CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. BRIDGE (;ASOI.I NE AI.I.F.Y steal her breath' 2Seaustlc substance 011)8. Carpentry tool k1:::~: ;w Ancestral 1 r PUlliN S EX CA VAIING (ompl£•1e Se1 111Ce Ph one Q911478 PIAN O 1UNINC la ne Dan,{.•l\ Abo repOH ~ ond adlv shu,•n t, 9911581 If •·0 01\SWC! l l lfl 991 1081 Service• Ort..l'l!d FRANK & ERN IE ;t.,;J '' ~, .' . FRANK & ERNIE'S VETERINARY CLINIC verN w.lhonr 1 We hove tnlorged our service deporlmtnl and will sorvfco Hotpolnt and other bnnds. Pomeroy Landmark Jock W. C.rsoy, Mgr Phont 9fl.2181 WEST • 98 7 • 96 4 I t '12 t K 1; 2 Dealer : North Wt•st N"rth P.a> t I• Pass Pa ss .10 Pass Pw;s Pass 1-':.1ss AXYili.IIAAXR I. 0 N G F E I. I. 0 W Is x us G QBVL D S Z II HASN'T CALLED. MA)'t)E HE DIDN'T 5E:E ME PULL IN'TO THE DQIVEWAY. AT 446-3643 Evenings C.II446·J"'"' 4-16-7111 Opcmng lead · WM GL TPWI'US XZQ ~~ UXGLSQ, X U S GL N MS Z H USXWSQ HSUJ B T OXQ TBU WMS M P D X Z WM S UXHS . - TUXZHGLHB lSUUSU Yetilerday's Cryptoquule : THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAY· GROUND; IT IS ASCHOOLROOM LIFE JS NOT A HOLIDAY . BUT AN EDUCATJON .-HENHY DRUMMOND EXPERT 'I NT ~ yndlctle . In<' Wheel Balance 1t I1VE BEEN WONDERIN6 WHAT lfOU THOUGHT ABOUT THE TITLE ... OUR ANL-V\AL FRieNDS" IT'S PROB..\BL'1' A LITTLE PRESUMPTUOUS ~l7 one ' You hold • A Ry Oswald Jacoby and Alan So ntag Th e " H" m the code word AH CH sta nds for " How can I make o r beat th 1s coutrad ·•'' depending on whether you arc declarer or a defender When East asked hims elf lh>< qu es tion before playing lo Uw ftrst trick. his an swer wa~ ltlat he wasn 't ~om ~ to bcal tt by playm~ his ten of and wailing for lwo spade tncks. Co uld he beat it by going right up with the ace of spad es and leadmg back the 10 of clubs'' He had tlo means of kn ow ~ s~ad es SHUX·· THA R AIN 'T NO NEED IN GOIN' A l l TH' WAY UP TO TH' HOU SE KX t AQJ 1096ll ¥ +3 2 A Delaware reader wants to know what we bid as dealer. The game is match points and no one is vuln era ble We open one diamond but plan to Jum p at our next bid. • NF W ~ P I\ l ' t H ,," '-'-....--"""'--" ., l If - ) S . . 1 !Do you have a ques tton for envelopes The mosr 1nte resr· rng q11estrOns will be used m lh1 ::; column and w11! rece1ve cop,es ol JACO BY MODERN ) I GOT MY' REPORT CARD 11 ~ I·.Nll- HPHISI<. ASSN the ex perts -. Wnt e 'Ask th e Experts care 01 th iS newspaper lndrvtdual ques ti Ons Will be answered If acco mpan1ed by s lamped sel l·add re ssed AUNT LOWEEZY !! ~· Pomeroy Landmark ' .M.!! l.iH .!.I!) :U ~ +9 ., I, 9 .. .:_ Jock W. C.rsoy . Mtr. ail Phone ffl·2tll mg , but. as an enlerpn sin g play('!. he meant to ftnd out. Then he rose w1th the ace of spades and led back the 10 of clubs . Th e cl ub sh1ft cooked South 's goo>'" to a turn It ·" didn't matler what he did from then on . He wa s ne ver gomg lo com e to more than e1ght tnt ks South thd duc k the first club and played h1 s queen when Ea st contin ued the su it. West took h1s kmg and led back a low cl ub .• to South 's ace So uth could ho ve cashed SIX qu1c k tricks m hcarls a nd s pades but , because that would only have postponed the mevtta· ble diamond finesse, South took 1t nght away for down RARNF:Y NOW A60UI THIS REPORT 1'1\\ DOING WR 5Cfi00L . REDUCED TO 115.900 - " SUPER BARGAIN IN .' POMEROY" - l'h story home In very good condition . Features 4 bedrooms. lovely family room In bas ement, nice l ivin g room , kitchen & bath . Large y~Jrd fenced In back Better cal l now, lhls won't last long . Soulh 2 NT IJ ,\ILY ( 'RYPTO<)l!O'I'E - llere's how to work It : fRYI'THCII IfJTF:S ' i M5URPRJ5ED RU~5ELL t KR • K .J Ill • 10 7 4 • A Q S2 Vuln er,dJie . East-We st One l<'IICr simp ly .stands f or :-~n o ther In !Ius sample A ts u ~ c<i for the thrcr !,' ..,, X flit' th t· t>\ 0 o ·~. t>t r Srn,~.:I P letlt•rs. :l ptrstrophes. the length nnd f on11.1ttn n of t he 1\\lrtls are all lunu F ach day the rod e l c th.· ts arr tlt iTcrrnt WIN NIE F:AST • A .J 10 • B7 52 • K .I I; .I • Ill !18 1 SOUTI I (('} 197 8 Kinf{ t 'ealllrel' THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GAUIPOLIS • " Q 1111; 5 • 4 · S1cl' em. APPLIANCE SERVICE .v,.;a.,, • "Q \~!;;~!In balance MIS,.fR KADEL.YO&J HA\/e A WILl CARE l or the eld eily '" ou • home Phone 992 73 !4 N' OH I'll • Q 5 4 .1 GUido's note ll'rr~ ·17 Weddma0 attendants - 1!':::!':::41 Corv me birds Tall tales .c.... ', ,<I3To pieces 44 Card game DOWN 1 VlP 2 Sparush · provmce 3 Gem wetght 4 Building wing 5 Wee bit HA I HROO MS AND remode led ccr Oil'l l< hl e piiJi n bmg cor pertrry and g•·!ICIOI 13 yt?OI , 1 ' ~ !nOIII !PriOil t\' pm1 er1t e 9q 7 3b8~ WI NaR GEl to your hou~e? let v' rnokc ne c es~ or y ro pou s AI lr omm Cons lru c11 011 ] 47 137ij Club shift beats south ~erfool . SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc WAlER WEll dr1llmg Gro n t 7<12 2879 9·()()--Ri ngo Starr 3.4.15 . Charlie's Angels 6.13, Mov ie " Siege" 8,10. Great Performan ces 70.33 lQ ·QO-NBC News 3,4,15; Starsky &. Hutc h 6,1 3, 10 30News 20. Book Beat 33 11 Oil-News 3,4,6,6,10,13,1S: Dick Cavell 20; Li lias. Yoga & You 33 11 JO-Johnny Carson 3,4,1 5. Pollee Story 6, 13. Hawa ii Five 0 8; ABC News 33; Mov ie "A Covenant wllh Death" 10: 12·01l-Janak l 33. 12'>10- Mysiery of the Week 6.13 . Kotak 8: 1:()()-- by THOMAS JOSEPH 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomerov 992-6212 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to4 :30 P.M Oll-Gmzly Adams 3,4,1S. E•ghl ".Enough 6,13. Amazing Spider Man 8. Nova 20.33; Billy Graham Crusade 10. 9 ~ Young's Co m1110I C10I pt ope1ty o pp•o .. l i o<ro~ l o ;~ e l lonrJ loca ted of 1up~e1!. Plom !> o n C luo R011I O 7 Ph OIW (614 ) btli b304 OW NH~ EA'TiNG PLACES. Answer:" ( I ORPHAN ANNIE-NO NEWS IS BAD NEWS CONCRETE 3107o• 1304) 777 3177 hovw IIH f 'IOU M IC>Hi FIND ANi5 IN "1'HE5E 1 I FRINEYb . I ICI_ CAU COUNlRY formlan d W1 th ~t'<lu d ad woods wo te1 ond good oc "!~~ 111 Mor11 oe Co un ty W Va $1 ,000 dOWII col t (304) 77'1 tn r J A CIH ~ HJ WOU LD 't'OU li .. E ! 0 NET MICRO HYBRI D~ I()Q"., rcplo11t ogreemon r 1f you don t 991 o ~ lo n d J o m e~ H Sm1th Hc 1nloc lo. G1ove Oh1 n 9q'} 75/4 leave JIIC S~ age . Thermal Insulation SavelOpct to50pct . on heating cost E•perlence and fully insured Fro. Est . Call: 992-3815 4 · ~ 1 mo pd ~IOHY llOI IIt ' hou w 6 raon1s and hat h {f'il o • ou t hudd1119\ ~ a C •C'~ land a1 Nlg<: u l h' utlond (o,npiCIP 110dt:r hoolo. up nl~ o "} ho n l.. ~ a pp101 ~ e d pt op,.r ty 01 SIS 500 Phon•• gq7 1U9J Uu!iim•s5 Opportunitit_~ NICE PIG~ lo t \ ol e Af1 cr 5 (Oil 9AQ 185i f:OUIPMENT fOR complete bcouly ~ h o p l o1 l our opera lOt S $2200 d \old th J!o weelo. Ph one Cellulosic (wood fiber) TWO For Sale, ltPnl or Trade Rl:O UCE SAFE & fo ~! w1 th GoBe~t' loblet s 8 E Vap wote1 prll !. N el!!>on Drug JIM KEESEE Phone 992 3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 I mo ~y OW N! R J ~ ~ d n or go., 60 tra der loco tl'd 01 ( heshnE.< Oh10 • Cons r,u{liO!i men o nly Phone 304 773 5b73 W V o be\ rde Heclo. \ IQ73 Hr oodmore 14 • 64 1 hedr oom 1973 Doroa n 14 • bO 2 berfr 00111 1Q72 V Jc t or~on 14 • b7 3 bedroom 1 bolh 1'171 co ... en l l y 11 .o. OS 3 bed! OOI!l IQ6Q S tot e~rn on 17 bO 2 bed•oo rn Blown Jnsulation & JU :) l COMPL l: l lD new h o~.J ~C m M1ddlepo rf f o, J\l Ol t:' •nl ormo t1 or1 w ll Qq( 7'2JB a 1 QQ? ~JO-<~ illY) ~an t Chester , Ohio 10 JO c . J&L lteallislale for Sale SMAll APJ SUI Ioble for onl y 0 11 0 I u r n r ~h ed Coli qq'] 57 62 e11 en B & S M OSI LE HOME S PI Pl ea J. · KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ' t: CO NOMV TRACTOR w rth oll o r r o c hment~ l 1k e 11ew osk mg S 11 ~0 Phone (61<1 ) b98 J'190 Tank Service Box EXTERIOR PAINTS AT G HA VU Y U111 11Y { QII 76 ' J4 I ·I } wdh ..,ul kr •y ~ ~ · o l 1111 bed and h r o~ • ·> A l~ o 1 9~5 Dod e , ton tr ucl. Phone 94'} !H97 APl fO R re nt He n toh tJ ~~oH ion ce 101e ~ lo• S('r1101 1qbS II CAMINO 99'1 705 4 (, r,te r1' (oiii Ol f '.ltllogt• Mon o1 Apt ~ M 1ddlep01 1 ":f97 7787 f'or Sale Jack's Septic l"omeroy - ;I' M 0 81L t Home Po1 ~ ~ 0 \J t e :.t3 no1 th ol Pomer o y Lorge lo ts Call GQ 7 747Q ,oq. 4 9 1 m o. WEONESDAY, APRIL26, 1978 5:•s-Farm Re['1rt 13. 5 se>-PTL Club 13; S 55Sunrise Semester 10; 6:()()--PTL Club 15 6:25-Chrlstopher Closeup 10; 6:30-News Conference 4. News 6. Sunr ise S•m•ster B; 6 45-Mornlng Reporl 3; 6·50-Chuck While Reports 10: News 13 7:()()--Today 3,4,15 , Goo<tMornlng America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwlnkle 10; 7:30-Schoolles 10. B:oo--Capt Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame St . 33. 9· 00- Me rv Grlf11n 3; Phil Donohue 4,1 3,15 ; Emergency One 6, Family Affair 8, Ma1c h Game 10. 9:30-Andv Griffith 8; Family A1falr 10; 10 Oil-Card Sharks 3,4,15, Edge o1 Night 6, Pass The Buck 6; Joker 's Wild 10, To Tell The Trufh 13 . IO ·JO-Ho ll ywood Squares 3,4,1 5; High Hopes 6; Price Is Right 8, 10; $20,000 Pyramid 13 11· Oil-High Rol lers 3.4.15: Happy Days 6.13 ; Elec . Cp . 20 11 :30-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,1 3, Parlr1dge Fam1 ly 4, Love ol Life 8.10 , Sesame Sl 20.33: 11 .55-CBS News 6: Lov ing Free 10. 12·01l-Newscenter 3, News 4,6,10; Santord & Son 15; Gambll B; Midday Magazine 13 12 :30-Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Gong Show 15 : Bob Braun 4; Search for Tomorrow 8; ,10 : Elec Co. 33. oo-For Richer , For Poorer 3; All My Children 6.13 ; L tltas Yoga & You 20 ~AVA~ _ Dupont materia Is 742·3010 rx_ 1 Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 P.M - Home Digesi 10 ·00 P M.-700 Cl ub . On ly 15 1· 31!--Days of Our Lives 3,4, I5; As The World Turns 8.10: 2:oo-one Life to Live 6.1 3: 2·30-Doctors 3.4.1S: Guldlnc Llqht 8,10 3 oo--Another World 3.4.1S, Gener al Hospllal 6, 13 , \ YUMSTb ~ IVIII.Ii'I>V Lf~~ ... 24 hour servtee . Anyday, anyt1me Phone 9BS .J806 BEST QUALITY INTERIOR (0UNI ~ Y 11 IS Af.l A&SetliTW{ 7 00 PM - 8 9Q/ :.1401 l un11~hed I AM l\IM'tl'; lla21.1A.PPl.E CJ 13 LAitlr'>H HIU. .. .I 'JJAI.IT f'f~IZED 6 30 PM - Tesllmony Time News 8, You ng & the Restless 10 , Not fo r Women ""' ··- 1v JOA 7 1) )]()) l3U ••a! C(l •ll Ho11ri I I 0 0 IJOHN LOSEH ron ( ll q ii1L' o ;•!hO\Ji l •d 991·1174 24 Years Service I TREEB esttmate, SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,~ Rt. 1 Middloport, Ohio Should ve eaten at fhe dnve tn four ordrnaty words R.eSidentta I and commerctal. Call tor <•"• o bu ~ ~~ J ~/ t:l opt~ \1\1\}Nl \li)\1 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ''t byHenrrArnoldandBoblee SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Service ~ 14 1/ 1000d Hv1 qho11d y ~ PO ''' I f't COAL liME STONE ~and gro .... el col,,um chlor ,de l<Htri,.U?I dog l ood and oil type~ of ~01 1 b CHIP WOOD P o le~ moK • c f! l ~101 ~oil Work\ 1m ~ Mom d1ometer 10 on lorges r end S8 St Po mer oy Q9'1 39q1 p~r lOll Bundled slob S6 per lon Del1vered l o Oh1o Palt el 197<1 DATSUN PI CKUP 57100 Co Rt 7 Porn ero y qcn 2689 997 74S3 SCA SH$ l o1 runk ( Or ~ f• ye > lrud-. ond Auto Part~ W•er lo.e1 Se1 v1<e '111e ~ale end Repa1r Hu tlond ! 47 70~1 or Pen nt od 741 9575 '} '] .S If c , _ tile '-""~"' frvdl 01'" tv!14o•., h4'-t.,.. to •"- WANllO DlAl lR) TI MBER Phone 992 ·1119 Radiator~ ~• • _Jack W Carsey , Mgr l~ O<ld 1,.111 Ph one QQ'] SPRING SPECIAL Complete Parnt Jobs 1100 .00 Small Cars 1125.00 Large Cars 1175 .00 Trucks Body work & repair Sl 00 per mch usmg only the best 0 Route 1 Pomeroy , Ohto 4S769 Eshmates by Appotnfment IJ o' i ' tr,, 197 ..l v , qo ) l niJ o r• Waq nn lcrtl (''o'( t\11\ q-. 4<l) 7H 4.J l un11~hed MOORE'S Muffler Brakes . Shocks Tires . Ballery. Installation Service Ph 9f2.2848 Pomeroy, 0 . " 3.1S·If c General Contracting EXPERIENCED Pomeroy Landmark 14 ~4 11 JQ-Johnny Carson 3,4,15 . Guinness Book o1 World BOB'S ~AUTO PAINTING New & POTASH, FERT.0-PELS •Aiil Six Amer~can Families 33, News 10 10 30-Biack Perspec11ve On The News 20 11.01l- News 3,d,6,8,10,13.1S. D1ck Cavell 20, Ove r Easy 33 one letter to each square . to form For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple AI Remodeling I O H ) Al ! )43A [/q/ \\anted lo l:luy If; IQ'lllf' ARIES (Ma rch 21 ·April 19) In 01 fOUR BEDROOM horne Colurn bu~ Oh1o l mden a rea }ell or trade lor p10pl'r!y 01 14 w 70 hou~e tr o.lcr of equal 11 0lu e 111 M e t g~ Counly Qtr( 73QO 01 CAN CER (J une 11 ·July 22) A VIRGO Check our low , lo,w prices on !~Jl II ~U••· l \ I I 1\ '"', ~~ • Ano ther s d L tt on!-. ffil()hl ,mger you today tJII I lfl~ t f' ll d ol spea ~ 1ng nut ~·ou may l 1nd 1oursrl t try mq to cool do w n by gomg o ft on a <";f')Pnd1ng so rP e nu~ ~ you r<;l'l l! f)(-'ynn d lllP ltmils o f your NH"!Qif'~ You ll '>nl y lr ustratP y ou r~ e \1 rt vr-1u talo, e on 100 much no w Qq( )/OJ For ltPlll ROOM Q<i1 3b S8 ' ~ R\tll t tt l ( all QQ/~0 11 ~OUR !O pf· •o As t10 Grantl P 0 Box 489 Raoro C1 t1 StatJOn N Y 10019 Be surt· 10 spt-cdy b~r.th sr g n . { omp t' ' 1 ~7'] LI MITED OPPORTUN ITY CP'll '> l o r each ana a long o; p.JI add1 1 so:.,rd sta mped en..,e- 50 LEO (July 13·Aug 221 Don I FO RD 59 71;) E. Mlln St. 0 p!r <C·~ Hyde P a rk 33, Stx American Fam i lieS 20 9 30-Movle " Vega$," 6,13. GE Thealer 8, 10. 10 00- . (614) 667·6177 Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m . 4 12·1 moP . Pomeroy , Ohto 4 4 1 mo Stdewalks . & BLEND l vll I111C le( reot ronol ~;eh, c le~ and 0( < e ~~o r1e~ Oil Oh1 o Hr 7 >Ou !h at !uppe r~ Ploll l'!> 1olo.e CR ~~ 10 Bmhon follow "'9"~ Opl•n 1111 do1l.. (onlml ~ o bt:> 1 l Codr w r loqg Bo l1 01!' Oh10 no & Shirley 6.13, To Be Announced 20 9 OO-Moneychangers 3.4.1S, Three's Company 6, 13. NOW. SEE WHAT YOU'VE ,..,..,..." " r-~-"TC AN 'T SEEM V DONE! THE POO R "TTLE TO GH AN Y TH IN G'S P LILLEO THE RESPONSE ... AN1rE~INA WIRE lOOSE! FQO-FOO! DON' T CHASE THAT BAB Y RACCOON! JERRY MURPHY l<ttchen Cabrnets, Roofing, C\lncrete Patios , ll N YEAR tt' lt•'•"''" ,11 i'l, ,,"t ,,,I lt><hJI' d<'•t1 " 1''' " f<l ' ' l ~<.o ' 11<' ~' 1,\1 ,!1 hfl <11 -..,ll t• 111 l lo'<l Ma r,_,,. or lo( uJin11d lt'(lll~'' lh1ll ,-,,, ~O'tHrf O \ ol.. ~111J )'ltl\ A, ll o!('lll~ pr H t' d ' •' 'I'll I,, "" o mnt. 0 ., , 0 tf OO,I )J .'J CAMPEPS on Ho111bow l v 11l1~ h ed bld•ll'uund '' yo" ,_V bl 11111lilt PllftQn Willi IJXJio.rnglOf CO n1PtHl rOn wh () ha s laJ..f• n ad ~a n taqr of yout QPrwro u <; 11 3 · turf' II"\ t h~ p ii S \ ' "' go1ng 10 lry to low er th P boom on you agd1n Be ca. rr ful ~ AN D 4 RM FR ( [ V A C AT tO~ you• \ J l 23 24 ?S Jtc (May 11·June Goo ri gm l obni t::onMsoonr "- • ld IllY-.. 1" PUBLIC SALE Not ,ce 1!. nereby Q1ven tha t on .Opr d 27 tn 1978 , at 10 00 AM a o u b hc sa te w rll be hel d at rne Sco n Sn {tr'lk. res , ae nc~ 105 un ,orl A\lenue Pomeroy , on ,o. to ~el! ' to r c ash the tol l ow rng cOn atera l , to w 1t PH) Fort lor 1no , J door Star ,on Wagon Se r 1al No J H 47 H 1878 16 The N at ,onal B on ~ o t Oetr oll M IC I"Hgan , rese r \leS the r1qht to b1 d at t hiS sale GE MINI fAIIHAN~ Call CAP'fAI N EASY Can dtd Camera 6. Ma cN eil Lehrer Report 20,33; Prt ce ts Rrght 10, That 's Hollywood 13. Televtsion Honor Soc te ty 15 OO-Man From A!IantlS 3.4 .15. Happy Days 6, 13. Movie "The Runaways " 8.10 National Geo qraphtc 33, Old Frtend s New Friends 20, 8 3o- Laverne Unscramble 11'1ese four Jumbles s IQ76 FOR O LID ?doo1 J 7 000 111rle~ S4000 Co119JO 7J:,U grading , 8 1/Jjo. ' 10'-' D I 3tlb.' ,._ A.WA 5AI<. I 1<. \ JL\1 750 QQ 7 1tl8t) 1q72 I HUNOI:RSIRD 190 5 ,._ ord ton prt~up 1qb8 f ord 111 c~ c ellent A ll 94 9 IM 73 in yard dnveway s, landscaping , etc. Specialized Your Love , ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II Pomeroy Landmark :~ } lol •dge H1g h quolily low uu • ~ Appointment 9'a. - Jack W OOG OBf:Oil:NO (l o\~ l cHm•nq no ..... 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Send lo r your co py o f Astra Graph Le llef. by ma1lrng Do''l'' no •• P t~erl Coli Q4Q 7582 SOU T H~R N '" P or m? •o ~ of •u•o•He l le ha, a11 "~''"\;on An y U S m .adt cu - o..a r h e•t r .a d ntt<lf'd Et ctudn c ar~ Call Now For $75,000 I~ ON£ 'l'f.._A, WORM$ &Kont 1 PM I ul t h11 un1qu. ona ... lho Yf bt•r111 l clwlllr '" •Ohllll on I~ 9'0 '""'11 Optl'lt•onl ••"•D'- ' IM'•tot~ to 11 I" -v-n t lot uur tn11r n.tl•01111 bro•ttlfl n-.1-• 1n 1111 lru I ~MlO I ATfl!f vn - loan ~ Pomeroy Landmark /liil_ 9._Jo ck W Cors.y . MQ ... Phone992·1t81 Auto Sales \ Gird lqbQ VW S4 75 Phone 9q'} ]Ql ? 191(.1 f- O RO Carsey , Mqr Phonem 11BI EJQI~ ...... ...,. . . . (71 NOTICE OF ond eag t~ dot'\ll t U)f:> oil He cor d ovo .! ob l e o il Jl! a1 r1 te nonce l!l{lud ong QO ~ and od Mtll on R ou~ h 5 y ra cv~ e ~ h o ne QQ2 2182 t97 b 71 l oo t Te11y ~t>i l con lom"rl lro~P i l roJi e l 9Q1 70ob l f"JIJ QQ'} A tlantB· Washington Orlando · Memphis MANAGlMENT Ool~ t~ POSITI O N ,.too c;on • .nc.. 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DAVID &RICKLES ... Pomer oy To p PI 1ce ~Owlunbe r ( oil I<. en I Hanby I 4A6 dun> Fo re!. ! P10 l o1 ~ to ndmg Q97 5Q6 5 or 8570 COIN) CU RJI: ~N CY r o ke "~ old poc lo. et wouhe~ ar; d cho tn ~ ~ ~ l, er and gol d We need 1904 o nd olde• -.d 11 e1 (Qm~ B u t~ -.ell 0 1 trade Coil Roger Wmn!>lsy 74'} /331 • OLD fURN ITU RE J(C bo - e~ bra~ ~ hp d ~ u on bed' @I( rornpl t'lt.• ho u ~e h o ld~ Wrde M D M.ller ·J?t 4 Pome roy Qh,o o r {Oll O(jr2 77 00 NO II EM 100 Lor ge or too -,moll w,tt bu y ) p1ece o r cornplt: le househ old N ew u~ ed or 01111 que\ Mor hn ~ fur nJ! ure 10 N 7nd Sr M1ddl e por t Phone 991 b370 Phone 992 ·2181 IH00111JI (' ~ f • ( \ llt•lll ((J\ diiiOII Kor1 q and OuN'n ~(>Clf SJJOU ~ J GI ]/71 (l t ll' l t p m )(•J rlu~ 1 ol1\ ornl'r' INll"HNAJ IONA I l r\1( ~ ]<J] 1/ Pw lilt•-. } 'iQ) po( ~< · d $7 0001-1) PIC lU R! 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BRADf-ORD Auc lio neer Com ple !e SetYJ Ce Ph o ne 949 7487 Of 9491000 Ro(lnC O hr o ( lilt B•odf o1d llWOOD BOWERS lHAIHR WIIH lo t on Un•o11 A v~ Lo l on f=o 11 " 'ow H o r g ht ~ worer top oq.d wp ltc 1onl<. ~h o fi o 991 7360 RI:PAIR ':1-wceper !l. ! oa~ t('r ; ~r on; al l ~mo ll OP!>h on cello law n mow£'1 n e>~t to Stol e H• ghwoy Garage on l(ou le 7 Ph one l Ol A) 98~ IWO H O U S ~ I 991 10.6 Give Awa) PUPPH ':1 El I [JOI 11 IPIII Od "IPd ho111e all rnJI Il'I Ol 11gh r-. l uel Otl l v r no<e Rutlo11d Oll.'O S3tl 000 N Pw J bC'dr oo rn l o!o l I 113 o oe~ e lut!rl< horlll' n£'o• mlflC~ Sn 000 Bu1l dn1g lo 1 I 11 Cl(IC!> !ut ol ~ot er 011 lo t 13800 Caii 7J7 4'tllf.Jo l t~.;• 5 p m 01 On ytm ll' ~01 g ~U I I I • at res- o nleod1119 C•ee lo. 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IT'S NOT GOOD, ANr41f · · UNION OPERATEO 3· 3Q I mo NOT THIS TIME, AHNIE ... ( COUGH up ... THING S WILL TURN 0\,IT FIN E.. Tl1AT COUGH 0' YOURS, LISSA ... WH~T AR E YOU ·DOIN' FOR IF -·COUGH)· · I CAN FEEl IT "' YeSie<cay 5 O H, ll' S ON lY A li11 LE ... (COUGH- .. CO U6H) · COLD .. I I I 1 I J-r X1 Ir' . I Jumbles PATIO 1 Answer Now arrange the Circled lerters fo form tne surprrse answer as sug· gested by the above ca rtoon (Answers lomorrow) CHAMP DELUGE BOILED Flar&s up just like he does -co uld rt be thiS I - A GOOD MATCH ~Book No 10 wtth the lltee11 10 puzzle& . Is avallabll forS t 35 !)OM ptUd from JIJtflotM, C/O thiS ne ~ . Bolt 34, Notwood , N J 07&48. lndudl voor ntrne, addrees z:lpoodeand make cnectt8 payable 10 f4ew'IN+bwkl Superior Steam htract10n 3·30-AII In The Fami ly 6, 10; Ohio J ournal 20: 4 ooMisler Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer . For Poorer 15 , Merv Griffin 6, Addams Family 8. Sesame 51 20,33; Gomer Py le, USMC 10, Dinah 13 4 30-Little Rascals J, 15 , Gilligan 's Is 4; .B. Brady Bunch 10 S oo--Here Come The Brlck!s 3, Star Trek 4. Gunsmoke B; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33 ; Hogan's Heroes 10, Emergency One 13; Peftl coat Junction IS 5 30-News 6, El ec Co 20.33 : Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogan's Heroes 15 6 Oil-News 3,U,10,13,15; ABC News 6, Zoom 20 6·30-NBC News3 .4.15, ABC New s 13; Carol Burnell9 Friends 6, CBS News B,10 , Over Easy 20: 7 ()()-Cross.Wits 3,4, Newlywed Game 6, t3. Sha Na NaB , ; News 10, Gilligan's Is . 15: Dick Caveft 20; Big Green Magazine 33. 7·30-AII .Star Anything Goes 3. Sha Na Na 4. Between The Wars 6: Family Feud B. Mac Neii .Lehrer Re['1rl 20,3 3: The Judge 10 . In Search olll . Wild Klnnrlnm 15 Carpeting ACROSS 6 F1rst word 1 Starr of of 5HHH ' U5'TE N ~ ... WE GOTTA ofhce "The R.aven" SOMEONE 'S GET U5 SOME 5 Upnght 7 College COMING! WEAI'ON$ ! 10 White House cheer o!!1ce 8 Mature Tomorrow 3,,. , 2 \ ~News \3 II Ad manager's 9 Celbc C.blt Chonnol 5 concern sea god 6:30 P, M. - Tesllmony Time 12 He Whist· II Redford and 7 00 P.M. - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness Newman les while Yesterdli)''S Arulwer 10 Oil P M - 700 Club he lurks 13 Stratagems 20 Actor Ji Famous Movie Chonnol 4 14 The gtunS 17 "The Barker radio corruc s & 1 PM - Oullaw Bl ues l PG ) 15 - Fixe Israelis" 22 Peachy - 33 Lariat 9 & 11 P.M - Star Is Born IRI 16 Not long ago author 23 - pro nobl$ 34 Large pitcher 18 4 qts 18 N1trous 24 Stalag 35 Coat feature Tut·~d:iy , April 25 21 Nether· oxide acronym 37 Monkly title L.....--=:.__.J.__.L.>..L..>-....L.'---~ ~·~ · '.:!. ' .:. · .:. · ':;; ' •:..__::.:::.!,__;.:..;:.:. Ia nds r1 ve r 19 suflix 25 " - .Joey" 38 Drink up 22 Ms . Hepburn with 26 Bmdmg 39 Eggs ·..,-- ..._23 She to him , pro['1rtion 31 Eldntch 40 Sort Hoi 4er cat 1 1t'll no he to her ,.,....~-r.-""T::--r--,-rc:--r,-..,.,.;--r.;''"'"'TC'""' Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag than 27 Horse " ---=:..:.:.:=..::..:::=.:::::..!...=.:~..::..:::.:...:::...:c....:..:.."'--pounce on her ches' an· -., 101fltl/~· o . Clrpet • Uphotstery Phone llike YOtrn& At -v 992·2206 or 992·7630 "Tht llrilflllors lltl Tht IMitalors CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. BRIDGE (;ASOI.I NE AI.I.F.Y steal her breath' 2Seaustlc substance 011)8. Carpentry tool k1:::~: ;w Ancestral 1 r PUlliN S EX CA VAIING (ompl£•1e Se1 111Ce Ph one Q911478 PIAN O 1UNINC la ne Dan,{.•l\ Abo repOH ~ ond adlv shu,•n t, 9911581 If •·0 01\SWC! l l lfl 991 1081 Service• Ort..l'l!d FRANK & ERN IE ;t.,;J '' ~, .' . FRANK & ERNIE'S VETERINARY CLINIC verN w.lhonr 1 We hove tnlorged our service deporlmtnl and will sorvfco Hotpolnt and other bnnds. Pomeroy Landmark Jock W. C.rsoy, Mgr Phont 9fl.2181 WEST • 98 7 • 96 4 I t '12 t K 1; 2 Dealer : North Wt•st N"rth P.a> t I• Pass Pa ss .10 Pass Pw;s Pass 1-':.1ss AXYili.IIAAXR I. 0 N G F E I. I. 0 W Is x us G QBVL D S Z II HASN'T CALLED. MA)'t)E HE DIDN'T 5E:E ME PULL IN'TO THE DQIVEWAY. AT 446-3643 Evenings C.II446·J"'"' 4-16-7111 Opcmng lead · WM GL TPWI'US XZQ ~~ UXGLSQ, X U S GL N MS Z H USXWSQ HSUJ B T OXQ TBU WMS M P D X Z WM S UXHS . - TUXZHGLHB lSUUSU Yetilerday's Cryptoquule : THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAY· GROUND; IT IS ASCHOOLROOM LIFE JS NOT A HOLIDAY . BUT AN EDUCATJON .-HENHY DRUMMOND EXPERT 'I NT ~ yndlctle . In<' Wheel Balance 1t I1VE BEEN WONDERIN6 WHAT lfOU THOUGHT ABOUT THE TITLE ... OUR ANL-V\AL FRieNDS" IT'S PROB..\BL'1' A LITTLE PRESUMPTUOUS ~l7 one ' You hold • A Ry Oswald Jacoby and Alan So ntag Th e " H" m the code word AH CH sta nds for " How can I make o r beat th 1s coutrad ·•'' depending on whether you arc declarer or a defender When East asked hims elf lh>< qu es tion before playing lo Uw ftrst trick. his an swer wa~ ltlat he wasn 't ~om ~ to bcal tt by playm~ his ten of and wailing for lwo spade tncks. Co uld he beat it by going right up with the ace of spad es and leadmg back the 10 of clubs'' He had tlo means of kn ow ~ s~ad es SHUX·· THA R AIN 'T NO NEED IN GOIN' A l l TH' WAY UP TO TH' HOU SE KX t AQJ 1096ll ¥ +3 2 A Delaware reader wants to know what we bid as dealer. The game is match points and no one is vuln era ble We open one diamond but plan to Jum p at our next bid. • NF W ~ P I\ l ' t H ,," '-'-....--"""'--" ., l If - ) S . . 1 !Do you have a ques tton for envelopes The mosr 1nte resr· rng q11estrOns will be used m lh1 ::; column and w11! rece1ve cop,es ol JACO BY MODERN ) I GOT MY' REPORT CARD 11 ~ I·.Nll- HPHISI<. ASSN the ex perts -. Wnt e 'Ask th e Experts care 01 th iS newspaper lndrvtdual ques ti Ons Will be answered If acco mpan1ed by s lamped sel l·add re ssed AUNT LOWEEZY !! ~· Pomeroy Landmark ' .M.!! l.iH .!.I!) :U ~ +9 ., I, 9 .. .:_ Jock W. C.rsoy . Mtr. ail Phone ffl·2tll mg , but. as an enlerpn sin g play('!. he meant to ftnd out. Then he rose w1th the ace of spades and led back the 10 of clubs . Th e cl ub sh1ft cooked South 's goo>'" to a turn It ·" didn't matler what he did from then on . He wa s ne ver gomg lo com e to more than e1ght tnt ks South thd duc k the first club and played h1 s queen when Ea st contin ued the su it. West took h1s kmg and led back a low cl ub .• to South 's ace So uth could ho ve cashed SIX qu1c k tricks m hcarls a nd s pades but , because that would only have postponed the mevtta· ble diamond finesse, South took 1t nght away for down RARNF:Y NOW A60UI THIS REPORT 1'1\\ DOING WR 5Cfi00L . REDUCED TO 115.900 - " SUPER BARGAIN IN .' POMEROY" - l'h story home In very good condition . Features 4 bedrooms. lovely family room In bas ement, nice l ivin g room , kitchen & bath . Large y~Jrd fenced In back Better cal l now, lhls won't last long . Soulh 2 NT IJ ,\ILY ( 'RYPTO<)l!O'I'E - llere's how to work It : fRYI'THCII IfJTF:S ' i M5URPRJ5ED RU~5ELL t KR • K .J Ill • 10 7 4 • A Q S2 Vuln er,dJie . East-We st One l<'IICr simp ly .stands f or :-~n o ther In !Ius sample A ts u ~ c<i for the thrcr !,' ..,, X flit' th t· t>\ 0 o ·~. t>t r Srn,~.:I P letlt•rs. :l ptrstrophes. the length nnd f on11.1ttn n of t he 1\\lrtls are all lunu F ach day the rod e l c th.· ts arr tlt iTcrrnt WIN NIE F:AST • A .J 10 • B7 52 • K .I I; .I • Ill !18 1 SOUTI I (('} 197 8 Kinf{ t 'ealllrel' THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GAUIPOLIS • " Q 1111; 5 • 4 · S1cl' em. APPLIANCE SERVICE .v,.;a.,, • "Q \~!;;~!In balance MIS,.fR KADEL.YO&J HA\/e A WILl CARE l or the eld eily '" ou • home Phone 992 73 !4 N' OH I'll • Q 5 4 .1 GUido's note ll'rr~ ·17 Weddma0 attendants - 1!':::!':::41 Corv me birds Tall tales .c.... ', ,<I3To pieces 44 Card game DOWN 1 VlP 2 Sparush · provmce 3 Gem wetght 4 Building wing 5 Wee bit HA I HROO MS AND remode led ccr Oil'l l< hl e piiJi n bmg cor pertrry and g•·!ICIOI 13 yt?OI , 1 ' ~ !nOIII !PriOil t\' pm1 er1t e 9q 7 3b8~ WI NaR GEl to your hou~e? let v' rnokc ne c es~ or y ro pou s AI lr omm Cons lru c11 011 ] 47 137ij Club shift beats south ~erfool . SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc WAlER WEll dr1llmg Gro n t 7<12 2879 9·()()--Ri ngo Starr 3.4.15 . Charlie's Angels 6.13, Mov ie " Siege" 8,10. Great Performan ces 70.33 lQ ·QO-NBC News 3,4,15; Starsky &. Hutc h 6,1 3, 10 30News 20. Book Beat 33 11 Oil-News 3,4,6,6,10,13,1S: Dick Cavell 20; Li lias. Yoga & You 33 11 JO-Johnny Carson 3,4,1 5. Pollee Story 6, 13. Hawa ii Five 0 8; ABC News 33; Mov ie "A Covenant wllh Death" 10: 12·01l-Janak l 33. 12'>10- Mysiery of the Week 6.13 . Kotak 8: 1:()()-- by THOMAS JOSEPH 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomerov 992-6212 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to4 :30 P.M Oll-Gmzly Adams 3,4,1S. E•ghl ".Enough 6,13. Amazing Spider Man 8. Nova 20.33; Billy Graham Crusade 10. 9 ~ Young's Co m1110I C10I pt ope1ty o pp•o .. l i o<ro~ l o ;~ e l lonrJ loca ted of 1up~e1!. Plom !> o n C luo R011I O 7 Ph OIW (614 ) btli b304 OW NH~ EA'TiNG PLACES. Answer:" ( I ORPHAN ANNIE-NO NEWS IS BAD NEWS CONCRETE 3107o• 1304) 777 3177 hovw IIH f 'IOU M IC>Hi FIND ANi5 IN "1'HE5E 1 I FRINEYb . I ICI_ CAU COUNlRY formlan d W1 th ~t'<lu d ad woods wo te1 ond good oc "!~~ 111 Mor11 oe Co un ty W Va $1 ,000 dOWII col t (304) 77'1 tn r J A CIH ~ HJ WOU LD 't'OU li .. E ! 0 NET MICRO HYBRI D~ I()Q"., rcplo11t ogreemon r 1f you don t 991 o ~ lo n d J o m e~ H Sm1th Hc 1nloc lo. G1ove Oh1 n 9q'} 75/4 leave JIIC S~ age . Thermal Insulation SavelOpct to50pct . on heating cost E•perlence and fully insured Fro. Est . Call: 992-3815 4 · ~ 1 mo pd ~IOHY llOI IIt ' hou w 6 raon1s and hat h {f'il o • ou t hudd1119\ ~ a C •C'~ land a1 Nlg<: u l h' utlond (o,npiCIP 110dt:r hoolo. up nl~ o "} ho n l.. ~ a pp101 ~ e d pt op,.r ty 01 SIS 500 Phon•• gq7 1U9J Uu!iim•s5 Opportunitit_~ NICE PIG~ lo t \ ol e Af1 cr 5 (Oil 9AQ 185i f:OUIPMENT fOR complete bcouly ~ h o p l o1 l our opera lOt S $2200 d \old th J!o weelo. Ph one Cellulosic (wood fiber) TWO For Sale, ltPnl or Trade Rl:O UCE SAFE & fo ~! w1 th GoBe~t' loblet s 8 E Vap wote1 prll !. N el!!>on Drug JIM KEESEE Phone 992 3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 I mo ~y OW N! R J ~ ~ d n or go., 60 tra der loco tl'd 01 ( heshnE.< Oh10 • Cons r,u{liO!i men o nly Phone 304 773 5b73 W V o be\ rde Heclo. \ IQ73 Hr oodmore 14 • 64 1 hedr oom 1973 Doroa n 14 • bO 2 berfr 00111 1Q72 V Jc t or~on 14 • b7 3 bedroom 1 bolh 1'171 co ... en l l y 11 .o. OS 3 bed! OOI!l IQ6Q S tot e~rn on 17 bO 2 bed•oo rn Blown Jnsulation & JU :) l COMPL l: l lD new h o~.J ~C m M1ddlepo rf f o, J\l Ol t:' •nl ormo t1 or1 w ll Qq( 7'2JB a 1 QQ? ~JO-<~ illY) ~an t Chester , Ohio 10 JO c . J&L lteallislale for Sale SMAll APJ SUI Ioble for onl y 0 11 0 I u r n r ~h ed Coli qq'] 57 62 e11 en B & S M OSI LE HOME S PI Pl ea J. · KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ' t: CO NOMV TRACTOR w rth oll o r r o c hment~ l 1k e 11ew osk mg S 11 ~0 Phone (61<1 ) b98 J'190 Tank Service Box EXTERIOR PAINTS AT G HA VU Y U111 11Y { QII 76 ' J4 I ·I } wdh ..,ul kr •y ~ ~ · o l 1111 bed and h r o~ • ·> A l~ o 1 9~5 Dod e , ton tr ucl. Phone 94'} !H97 APl fO R re nt He n toh tJ ~~oH ion ce 101e ~ lo• S('r1101 1qbS II CAMINO 99'1 705 4 (, r,te r1' (oiii Ol f '.ltllogt• Mon o1 Apt ~ M 1ddlep01 1 ":f97 7787 f'or Sale Jack's Septic l"omeroy - ;I' M 0 81L t Home Po1 ~ ~ 0 \J t e :.t3 no1 th ol Pomer o y Lorge lo ts Call GQ 7 747Q ,oq. 4 9 1 m o. WEONESDAY, APRIL26, 1978 5:•s-Farm Re['1rt 13. 5 se>-PTL Club 13; S 55Sunrise Semester 10; 6:()()--PTL Club 15 6:25-Chrlstopher Closeup 10; 6:30-News Conference 4. News 6. Sunr ise S•m•ster B; 6 45-Mornlng Reporl 3; 6·50-Chuck While Reports 10: News 13 7:()()--Today 3,4,15 , Goo<tMornlng America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwlnkle 10; 7:30-Schoolles 10. B:oo--Capt Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame St . 33. 9· 00- Me rv Grlf11n 3; Phil Donohue 4,1 3,15 ; Emergency One 6, Family Affair 8, Ma1c h Game 10. 9:30-Andv Griffith 8; Family A1falr 10; 10 Oil-Card Sharks 3,4,15, Edge o1 Night 6, Pass The Buck 6; Joker 's Wild 10, To Tell The Trufh 13 . IO ·JO-Ho ll ywood Squares 3,4,1 5; High Hopes 6; Price Is Right 8, 10; $20,000 Pyramid 13 11· Oil-High Rol lers 3.4.15: Happy Days 6.13 ; Elec . Cp . 20 11 :30-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,1 3, Parlr1dge Fam1 ly 4, Love ol Life 8.10 , Sesame Sl 20.33: 11 .55-CBS News 6: Lov ing Free 10. 12·01l-Newscenter 3, News 4,6,10; Santord & Son 15; Gambll B; Midday Magazine 13 12 :30-Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Gong Show 15 : Bob Braun 4; Search for Tomorrow 8; ,10 : Elec Co. 33. oo-For Richer , For Poorer 3; All My Children 6.13 ; L tltas Yoga & You 20 ~AVA~ _ Dupont materia Is 742·3010 rx_ 1 Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 P.M - Home Digesi 10 ·00 P M.-700 Cl ub . On ly 15 1· 31!--Days of Our Lives 3,4, I5; As The World Turns 8.10: 2:oo-one Life to Live 6.1 3: 2·30-Doctors 3.4.1S: Guldlnc Llqht 8,10 3 oo--Another World 3.4.1S, Gener al Hospllal 6, 13 , \ YUMSTb ~ IVIII.Ii'I>V Lf~~ ... 24 hour servtee . Anyday, anyt1me Phone 9BS .J806 BEST QUALITY INTERIOR (0UNI ~ Y 11 IS Af.l A&SetliTW{ 7 00 PM - 8 9Q/ :.1401 l un11~hed I AM l\IM'tl'; lla21.1A.PPl.E CJ 13 LAitlr'>H HIU. .. .I 'JJAI.IT f'f~IZED 6 30 PM - Tesllmony Time News 8, You ng & the Restless 10 , Not fo r Women ""' ··- 1v JOA 7 1) )]()) l3U ••a! C(l •ll Ho11ri I I 0 0 IJOHN LOSEH ron ( ll q ii1L' o ;•!hO\Ji l •d 991·1174 24 Years Service I TREEB esttmate, SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,~ Rt. 1 Middloport, Ohio Should ve eaten at fhe dnve tn four ordrnaty words R.eSidentta I and commerctal. Call tor <•"• o bu ~ ~~ J ~/ t:l opt~ \1\1\}Nl \li)\1 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ''t byHenrrArnoldandBoblee SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Service ~ 14 1/ 1000d Hv1 qho11d y ~ PO ''' I f't COAL liME STONE ~and gro .... el col,,um chlor ,de l<Htri,.U?I dog l ood and oil type~ of ~01 1 b CHIP WOOD P o le~ moK • c f! l ~101 ~oil Work\ 1m ~ Mom d1ometer 10 on lorges r end S8 St Po mer oy Q9'1 39q1 p~r lOll Bundled slob S6 per lon Del1vered l o Oh1o Palt el 197<1 DATSUN PI CKUP 57100 Co Rt 7 Porn ero y qcn 2689 997 74S3 SCA SH$ l o1 runk ( Or ~ f• ye > lrud-. ond Auto Part~ W•er lo.e1 Se1 v1<e '111e ~ale end Repa1r Hu tlond ! 47 70~1 or Pen nt od 741 9575 '} '] .S If c , _ tile '-""~"' frvdl 01'" tv!14o•., h4'-t.,.. to •"- WANllO DlAl lR) TI MBER Phone 992 ·1119 Radiator~ ~• • _Jack W Carsey , Mgr l~ O<ld 1,.111 Ph one QQ'] SPRING SPECIAL Complete Parnt Jobs 1100 .00 Small Cars 1125.00 Large Cars 1175 .00 Trucks Body work & repair Sl 00 per mch usmg only the best 0 Route 1 Pomeroy , Ohto 4S769 Eshmates by Appotnfment IJ o' i ' tr,, 197 ..l v , qo ) l niJ o r• Waq nn lcrtl (''o'( t\11\ q-. 4<l) 7H 4.J l un11~hed MOORE'S Muffler Brakes . Shocks Tires . Ballery. Installation Service Ph 9f2.2848 Pomeroy, 0 . " 3.1S·If c General Contracting EXPERIENCED Pomeroy Landmark 14 ~4 11 JQ-Johnny Carson 3,4,15 . Guinness Book o1 World BOB'S ~AUTO PAINTING New & POTASH, FERT.0-PELS •Aiil Six Amer~can Families 33, News 10 10 30-Biack Perspec11ve On The News 20 11.01l- News 3,d,6,8,10,13.1S. D1ck Cavell 20, Ove r Easy 33 one letter to each square . to form For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple AI Remodeling I O H ) Al ! )43A [/q/ \\anted lo l:luy If; IQ'lllf' ARIES (Ma rch 21 ·April 19) In 01 fOUR BEDROOM horne Colurn bu~ Oh1o l mden a rea }ell or trade lor p10pl'r!y 01 14 w 70 hou~e tr o.lcr of equal 11 0lu e 111 M e t g~ Counly Qtr( 73QO 01 CAN CER (J une 11 ·July 22) A VIRGO Check our low , lo,w prices on !~Jl II ~U••· l \ I I 1\ '"', ~~ • Ano ther s d L tt on!-. ffil()hl ,mger you today tJII I lfl~ t f' ll d ol spea ~ 1ng nut ~·ou may l 1nd 1oursrl t try mq to cool do w n by gomg o ft on a <";f')Pnd1ng so rP e nu~ ~ you r<;l'l l! f)(-'ynn d lllP ltmils o f your NH"!Qif'~ You ll '>nl y lr ustratP y ou r~ e \1 rt vr-1u talo, e on 100 much no w Qq( )/OJ For ltPlll ROOM Q<i1 3b S8 ' ~ R\tll t tt l ( all QQ/~0 11 ~OUR !O pf· •o As t10 Grantl P 0 Box 489 Raoro C1 t1 StatJOn N Y 10019 Be surt· 10 spt-cdy b~r.th sr g n . { omp t' ' 1 ~7'] LI MITED OPPORTUN ITY CP'll '> l o r each ana a long o; p.JI add1 1 so:.,rd sta mped en..,e- 50 LEO (July 13·Aug 221 Don I FO RD 59 71;) E. Mlln St. 0 p!r <C·~ Hyde P a rk 33, Stx American Fam i lieS 20 9 30-Movle " Vega$," 6,13. GE Thealer 8, 10. 10 00- . (614) 667·6177 Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m . 4 12·1 moP . Pomeroy , Ohto 4 4 1 mo Stdewalks . & BLEND l vll I111C le( reot ronol ~;eh, c le~ and 0( < e ~~o r1e~ Oil Oh1 o Hr 7 >Ou !h at !uppe r~ Ploll l'!> 1olo.e CR ~~ 10 Bmhon follow "'9"~ Opl•n 1111 do1l.. (onlml ~ o bt:> 1 l Codr w r loqg Bo l1 01!' Oh10 no & Shirley 6.13, To Be Announced 20 9 OO-Moneychangers 3.4.1S, Three's Company 6, 13. NOW. SEE WHAT YOU'VE ,..,..,..." " r-~-"TC AN 'T SEEM V DONE! THE POO R "TTLE TO GH AN Y TH IN G'S P LILLEO THE RESPONSE ... AN1rE~INA WIRE lOOSE! FQO-FOO! DON' T CHASE THAT BAB Y RACCOON! JERRY MURPHY l<ttchen Cabrnets, Roofing, C\lncrete Patios , ll N YEAR tt' lt•'•"''" ,11 i'l, ,,"t ,,,I lt><hJI' d<'•t1 " 1''' " f<l ' ' l ~<.o ' 11<' ~' 1,\1 ,!1 hfl <11 -..,ll t• 111 l lo'<l Ma r,_,,. or lo( uJin11d lt'(lll~'' lh1ll ,-,,, ~O'tHrf O \ ol.. ~111J )'ltl\ A, ll o!('lll~ pr H t' d ' •' 'I'll I,, "" o mnt. 0 ., , 0 tf OO,I )J .'J CAMPEPS on Ho111bow l v 11l1~ h ed bld•ll'uund '' yo" ,_V bl 11111lilt PllftQn Willi IJXJio.rnglOf CO n1PtHl rOn wh () ha s laJ..f• n ad ~a n taqr of yout QPrwro u <; 11 3 · turf' II"\ t h~ p ii S \ ' "' go1ng 10 lry to low er th P boom on you agd1n Be ca. rr ful ~ AN D 4 RM FR ( [ V A C AT tO~ you• \ J l 23 24 ?S Jtc (May 11·June Goo ri gm l obni t::onMsoonr "- • ld IllY-.. 1" PUBLIC SALE Not ,ce 1!. nereby Q1ven tha t on .Opr d 27 tn 1978 , at 10 00 AM a o u b hc sa te w rll be hel d at rne Sco n Sn {tr'lk. res , ae nc~ 105 un ,orl A\lenue Pomeroy , on ,o. to ~el! ' to r c ash the tol l ow rng cOn atera l , to w 1t PH) Fort lor 1no , J door Star ,on Wagon Se r 1al No J H 47 H 1878 16 The N at ,onal B on ~ o t Oetr oll M IC I"Hgan , rese r \leS the r1qht to b1 d at t hiS sale GE MINI fAIIHAN~ Call CAP'fAI N EASY Can dtd Camera 6. Ma cN eil Lehrer Report 20,33; Prt ce ts Rrght 10, That 's Hollywood 13. Televtsion Honor Soc te ty 15 OO-Man From A!IantlS 3.4 .15. Happy Days 6, 13. Movie "The Runaways " 8.10 National Geo qraphtc 33, Old Frtend s New Friends 20, 8 3o- Laverne Unscramble 11'1ese four Jumbles s IQ76 FOR O LID ?doo1 J 7 000 111rle~ S4000 Co119JO 7J:,U grading , 8 1/Jjo. ' 10'-' D I 3tlb.' ,._ A.WA 5AI<. I 1<. \ JL\1 750 QQ 7 1tl8t) 1q72 I HUNOI:RSIRD 190 5 ,._ ord ton prt~up 1qb8 f ord 111 c~ c ellent A ll 94 9 IM 73 in yard dnveway s, landscaping , etc. Specialized Your Love , ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II Pomeroy Landmark :~ } lol •dge H1g h quolily low uu • ~ Appointment 9'a. - Jack W OOG OBf:Oil:NO (l o\~ l cHm•nq no ..... (all I 30 7 OSSO CO ONtR NET fron t whee l d n vf Let us test your w~rter Free DOZER FOR HIRE For S-alts & $ervlct Phollt 991-7113 Co.op '289.95 Camping l:iquipmenl SPECIAl wtth ~1 -Q.~ /J80 €' ... ~ 2 ... w1ter 1\ ,•fil'('l 8f'n• d•'\<l l1•cio0 r a r•d ou l('l oQJ tu11 ' G1 oomtng oil h l t•txh ll••on l ht.••h•t t' "0/liiOI )' l m ilt li tl\ Phone ()1 4 1367 O'IQl l!l":lo iNG on e~ 1obl •\ he d te 1 }olot l p lv~ to •n'"'' 1 06~ DOOG~ 57) Ne f'd> botre1; - ~"~ £ .. cell(' <l ' beneh l '> II .,. ov (oil 9'/2 601 7 ott er 5 pm .:•E' ~ale~ mlf1ded and can 111('('1 lQ 7 ~ VOL KSW AGON RABBil l o• ~"'~pi~ rh,-. -. o g• ecn op ~ .' --'' • 1 •"-~ • It' _\1 t o ll l nr o• r • ,a le S7500 Call 997 7bbH . .- your wllttr softenor , Modo! uc .SVI. Now Only & condition HOO f HOU QW H o1~t>\ Bl.l ) .. ,•II l ra dt..~ 01 1101" Ne•" 0 11 ,! rl ' c•d .. oddh~~ Ruth RP•'ve' Albn111 tt:ol .a of/8 3100 -~ ~ I'IOVLO YOU LIIU TO d-: - 3." ,.~- · t'rt o fur Sale \\ O UlDYOUii ~ e ! o eo n1 S IU ' I ~ :c· ana aop t a r-CE'S. ·ea .. •ea l:r t he \ 1 e as ::. "'' Mut T p u roo~e .., ea • ........ "' ..£Q meroy Or o a.:·:>·:: .... ~ ·c 1n e dr d'ol. ng) a·.: soe c fca t ors 0" 1 e " .• ., OII JCE'O I 1n e f...r ::r 'toe· t, r .;:K e5 k E' Kr ' 5c-oa... "C 3000 Traove ~a Cc ~ ..... o~...~ Oh ro J 320J Coo e~ of sa a draw ngs a na soec ' c a· C"" m rty be ob i a nea t , 0' .... , t1 1dders fr om wr gr1 ( E'\ • e Kr ,ts cng tt u Inc uoon '"' e deposil w 11t' them ot \ 50 00 n c a ~n or cne c k tor ea c" 5t' t o f a raw 1 ng ~ ana ~ p eer ' c a· ,ons The l ull i 50 00 OI'POS' on one se t ot ara w rngs ana spe c d Jcdt Jon s and !JO 00 Of the SS O 00 depo :-11 on ar1 f adail ,ona l sets o t S. d i O do cu men t s w dl be returned to O• Oders. u po n ret urn o f draw ,nqs dnd so ec rl 1c a t ons ,n goo o conOJIIo n wdt11 n ten 10 days a ft er b1d open1ng a ate B d., tor rne floove ae sc r , oeo wor " must b~ m ade on b l anlo. s to be fur n sh ea ov tl'1e O.rchdect he r e,nbefo re na med Brd s mus 1 be ~;~ doresseo to the Boaro o f Count ; Com miS'>JOners of Me1gs Coun t y , and endo r see on outs ,de o t envelope tne it ems ot wor 'Oid uoon ' Ea ch o ra musr con ta 1n the l ull name of eve r y pe r son or com pan y ,nteres te d ,., the same sh all se oarately state tn £! pr1ce t o r l tlbor two !T' ater ,aL and mus t be ac comp an 1ea ova b 1d bono or a ce rt ,!Jed c hed. on some sol vent oan k. 1n an amo un t ot not l e~s than hve per cent ( 5 per ce nt ) H'1 speC1 ! 1C amoun ts of doii<H S rtnd cents of the total of t M bH e btO ana all ildd alf ern ill e b1ds . as a quaran re e that ' ' rne 0 1C 1S a cc epted , a co ntract w ill be enter ed 1nto and d'S per f orm dn ce pr ope r ly secu red The success t vt 0 1dden. upon re ce1 pl o f acc ('ptan ce of t he i r proposal s, musr t urn 1sr 100 per ce nt Per t ormancP Bond and 100 perc ent Labo r and Mrtter 1al Payment Bon d to 'h e O w ne r B1ddPr !. sha ll no t (' tno1 the Pn•va r,n g Wa qe ~ a tes pub I sneo oy the u 5 Dep t ol L a oor 1 0av 1~ Bacon Ac t as Amt'>nOed are 10 oe comp li ed w 1tn tnrougho u t th1c, prorect B dder s sh a ll a rso no t e that thf' R ul es an d Req ul ed 1on!a on Eq ual E moToyme , t Op po r tunlly shalt oe m ad e n p(lrl o t l h1S contrrt c t No b dder may w ilh drafY n., b1d wil h1n !.l'o( l h 160 ) days iiH Pr t he <tc.. t ual delle ol the o en nq t hereot 11 1n tne op1n 10n 01 the (oun l'( Comm•s s,oncrs and trH.• D ' rP c to r ot t nt? DepMt m ent o t Mentil l Hea l th and Mental Retardal10n on h1S deleg at ed r eor ese ntat, vc , t he a cce ptan c e ot the lowest b 1d ,., not 1n the best 1ntcres ts o t a ll con cernea . the Coun t v Commi SS iOners may ac cept w 1lh the co ncurren ce ot the Q,rec l o r or h•s delegated r Ppresentat , v e another propos a l so opened or re rec t a ll propos a ls and advert rse for other b1 d S l he Countv Com rn 1SS rOr'1er s w dn con c urrence o f the D rrecto r pf the Departmen t o f Menta l H ea lth l'tnd Ment a l Rf' ttH dat ,on reserves t he r 1ght to wa 1ve a ny ,nf or mal1 f 1f' \ ~noul d any 1J 1d b e r erec tt•a such (I Pr ~ sh all bt> lorthw ilh re tu rn ed 'O the b dd er . and <> nould any b1d be accep ted suc: h c hec k w ill be r et urned upon the proper l! r eL ut, on a nd o,er ur rnq ot t he con tri! CI ( A! 25 (51 2. 9. 76 <ti c For Wednesday , \\A ITRf SS WANTE D Appl l' '" per )(HI Crows Stea l.. 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The Senate Permanent Subcommtllee on lnvesttgattons ts makmg efforts to halt such activtly, but says tt ts frustrated by poor assistance from the Labor Department. Cleveland strtke force head Douglas Roller satd a great Strike in second day As the non-academic strike called by Chapter 682, Ohio Public Schc.•l Employees (OAPSE 1 entered Its second day, Gallla County Local School District o!liclals said all schools "ere open and urged parents to form "car pool," In order to get their children to school. County Superintendent Tom Hairston said some teachers and some stud ents were In class, but declined lo say just ho10 many were present. Plekets lin es contmued lo be manned by striking bus drh:ers, cooks, ctlStodlans, secretaries and educational nldes. 1 No new negotiation sessions were planned. Monday nlg)tt, the board, with James Blevins senlng as spokesman, offered lo mediate the dispute by calling In a federal mediator. The board refused to conduct any further negotiations unless picket hoes were taken down and striking employees returned lo "ork There were scattered reports that some teachers and student s crt~sscd picket lines Monday. number of uruon offictals hearmgs, " sa1d Robert there are etther orgamzed Stewart, attorney tn charge cr tlne personaltltes or of the Justtce Department's assoctates 6f crtme figures Newark and Buffalo held "These corr upt umon offices . Peter F Vatra , attorney m figures constitute a vtrtual web of tnlerlockmg charge of the Chicago stnke assoctatwns and dtverse force and nommated to ma Jor labor organtza uons 1 succeed ousted David mcludmg the Teamsters, the Marston as U S attorney m Laborers, Longshore men , Ph t ladep h ta, sa td and the bwldmg trades," mvesttga!tons performed by Roller said, adding that the th e Labor Department "are web "extends also to the CIVIC badly done, often wtth senous and polttt cal strata of factual errors" He ctted a recent mveslt~a­ Cleveland " "The srune schemes and lton where an employer com· the same faces and the same plamed to the Labor tyranny domma te the field of Department that he was labor racketeermg today as bemg forced to employ extra dtd dunng th e ongtnal unneeded manpower under McC lellan Co mmtttee threat of vwlence He sa1d the HEALTH Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Body-building advice Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - Ht'' I am 15 years old I'm wnllng because I would ltke to know By JOAN HANAUER whether or not there are UPI Television Writer spectal exerctses I can do to NEW YORK (UP!) - In Mark Twam 's day they horse- help build up my bustltne If whipped offendtng newspaper edt tors - the mtnd bogg les at so can you please send me what Twatn would have done to the scnptwrtter responstble some mstruct10ns on how to for the latest assault on hls "The Pnnce and the Pa uper " go about tl Thank you very To say that "Rtngo" 1s loosely based on the Twatn story ts much Hurry up 1 ltke saymg that the Bea tles 11cre loosely based on the London DEAR READER - Don't Plulharmomc, but that's what NBC clatms for the show that be m such a btg hurry If you goes on Aprtl 26, 9-10 p m , Eastern ttme are that tmpattent you wtll Rmgo Starr (the Beatles' drummer for those too young to not be patten! enough to get remember or too old to care ) plays htmself, and also plays the the results you mtght get role of hts identtcal lookaltke, Ogmr Rrats, a · nerd" who sells fr om a senstble exercise maps of the stars' homes rn Hollywood program Some thmgs m ltfe Rtngo, bored wtth a hfe of superstardom. switches places take ttme as you wtll realtze w1th Ogrur. better as the years go by Masquerading as Ogrur, Rmgo must put up wtth the bad Rega rdless of what those temper of Ogmr's father, Art Carney. w1th Ca rne Ftsher as advert tsement s tell you, his gtrlfrtend, and Angte Dtckinson as hts arresttng officer exerc ises do not mcrease the (grand theft, auto 1 stze of the breat - yours may Ogmr as Rmgo must deal with John Rttter (of "Three 's mcrease anyway at your age Company") as his manager , Marty Flesh, appear on Mtke The exerctse stm ply enlarge Douglas' show. and be h) pnottzed by Vtncent Prtce as the muscle the bre•st stls on psychtatrist Dr Nancy. and tmprove your posture That 's a lot of talent cramped mto a very sma ll scnpl. but The fro~t of the chest wall Ringo gets to stng etght songs, mcludmg three from the ts covered wtlh muscles, the Beatles' heyday - "Yello\\ Submarme," "Wtth a Ltttle Help pectora lts maJor and peefrom My Fnends ' and ''Act Naturally .'' torahs mtnor To gtve you an The song stagmgs have a ltght-fantasltc touch, although tn tdea of what ) ou can do wtth the "Yellow Submarme" number the dancers , made ·up ltke Mayan• or Aztecs or somethmg, looked like they got sphced tn these look at some of those chest muscles on the "Mr from a dtfferenl tnp Amenca" types. Thtnk of Rmg o Starr makes an odd lead-tn, mctdentally , to the show that follows - an NBC spectal wtth former Prestdent Gerald your breast on top of a muscle ltke Arnold Schw arzennegger R. Ford ha s developed and you'II get !I Rmgo - and Ford - offer a certam nostalgta, NBC 's the tdea The breast ts not ltmtted senes "Operation Runaway " gtves a clue to what the muscles but mostly fat but audtence may ex pect m the fu ture you ha ve the same muscles The ptlot senes begtns wtth a l\\0-hour spec•ai Aprtl27. 9-ll he has under that breast p m.. Eastern ume, then runs three more Thursday ntghts, 9Any exercise that causes 10 p.m the muscles over the front of The star 1s Robert Reed. wearmg the l'Urly mop he sported the chest to contract agamst for a while on "The Brady Bunch " Reed ts a psychologtst who reststance wtll help develop spectahzes tn tracktng dqwn runaway ktds Thts tune tt's Tern Nunn as vtrgmal Cathy. who turns out to these muscles The forward be a schtwphreruc dual personahty Barbara. the other half of mouon as used m swlmmmg the personaltty, runs off to San Francisco to en ter a ltfe of the cra wlts an exa mple. You ca n lte down on the bed and profttable sm The dual personaltty has long been a dandy devtce , butlhe hold a small we1ght m yo ur hand - wtth your ann out· scr1pt of lhe ft rst " Runaway " doesn't take advantage of tl stretched Now ho ldtng the It ts confusmg and hard to follow, chara cters are unelbow straight, ltfe the wetght motivated. and whtle the prmctple character has l\\0 up above you Thts pulls on personaliltes, both are two dimenstonal You can tell the good the musc les over your chest gtrl from the bad gtrl because, regardless of ctrcwnstances, You can move the posttton the good girl weeps a lot whtle the bad gtrl grms a lot. of the outstretched ann !rom And thts from the network that gave us Sally Fteld 's your stde to above your head masterful perforlTillnce m · Sybil " and all potnls m between Smce these muscles fan out over the chest wall thts change helps "ork them all An ot her t tm e-honored The Ftve P01nt Star Silt Aprtl 19 exer cise ts to put both hands Kun Eblm. Reporter together tn front of you wtlh chers HI Clu b met Apnl 11, at the home of Jackte Star· the palms agatnst each other The Co untry Ktds 4-H Club cher wtth II members and one advtsor tn attendance met Aprtl 13 at the Rtta Project lessons were gtven on Maust res td ence wtlh 11 sewmg on patches and members and two advtsors m Pulltns Angte Spencer. Reporter makm g ctnnamon balls attendance Plans were made Refreshments were served for a trtp to Kmgs Island The The Metgs 4-H Pleasure by Tern Starcher and Joelle next mectmg wtil be held Apnl 20 at the Mau st Rtders rnet Apnl 17 at the McLaughltn home of Penny Miller w1th 12 The next meeting w1ll be rest dencc held at the Fabrt c Shop, wtth Roberta Smtih, Reporter members and 4 advisors tn attendance Project books Mrs. Ada Nease giving a The Tuppers Plams 4-H were disc ussed and plans project lesson on getlmg a Gtrls mel Aprtll3 at the home were made lor worktng on the good fit Mehssa Barker. Heponer of Pam Murphy wtth four new horse barn betng butll at members and lwo adv1sors m the fat rgrounds Refr esh · The Met gs County atte ndan ce Of ft ce rs were ments "ere served by Penny Shepherd 4-H Clu b met Aprtl elected and projects were and Tammy Mtller The next 12, at the Metgs Count) selected for the year Money- rneettng wtll be held May 15 Tammy Ward, fleporter Fairgrounds wtth 15 mem- rnak mg proJects and tr1ps were dtscussed The next bers and advtsors tn at tendance The GaUta County meetmg wtll be held Aprtl 27 The Ftve Point Bucks 4-H and Athens Count y Sheep at the home of Ltsa Colltns Cl ub met Apnl 17 at the Ntck Sales were diseussed Also Ailee Rttcht e, Reporter iJtona rd restdence wnh mnc members and two advtsors tn discussed was the lamb attendance Projects were sheartng on June \0 at the The Merry Makers 4-H fairgrounds Jtm Clay . Area Cl ub met Aprtl 15 at the home di sc usse d an d approved Extenston Agen t. Antmal of Tern Puihns wtth etght Refreshm ents were served Science , ga ve a dem on· members and two advtoors tn by Mrs Leonard The next stratt on on docktng and attendance Projects were meetmg wtll be held May 2 at dtscussed and selected Of- the home of Ht ck Long castrating Tommy Pulltns, Reporter The next meettng wtll he fleers were elected as held at the Fairgrounds on fol low s Tern Pulltns, May I, at 8 p.m President : Renee Trussell , The Rutland Roadrunners Angie Spencer, Reporter Vt ce-President , Ctndy Pitzer. 4.H Cl ub met April 14 at the Secretary : Robyn Ptt>er , Janet Boltn residence with 16 The Country Chicks 4-H Treasurer: Angte Spencer, members and three advtsors Club met Aprtll2, at the Rock News He port er , She rr y m attendance. Dues were Springs Church w1th 10 Ritchie, Recreation . Brenda dtscussed and Dentse Turner members and two advtwrs tn Bentz Health and Safety, and gave a report on btrdhouses Hefreshments were served attendance Projects were Ta mm y P.ttzer , Hostonan discussed and plans were After recreatton, refr esh· by Denise Lam be rt an d made for a skatmg party. The menl s were served by Tern Margaret Edwards Jeannie Welsh, Reporter next meeting will be held TV.••in Review Meigs 4-H Club News .I and push Thts too contracts the chest muscles agamst resistance For best results tn buildtng muscles over the front of the chest you may want to go to a health club and use some of thetr equ ipment Also don 't neg lec t to stregthen the muscles bel· ween the shoulder blades What does that have to do With the breasts ' It helps prevent rounded shoulders If you developed good posture wllh the shoulders back and don't slump, the breast itne wtll be more promment And bestdes, a gtri or boy looks better tf he or she has good posture DEAR DR LAMB - I am a 5J-year-<Jid woman I haven't menstruated for two and a hall years Is tl posstble to gel pregnant now' I ca n get no sattsfactory answers !rom my doctor DEAR READER - How doctors hate to answer that question Why' Because IllS often dtfficult to be absolutely sure As a general rule, though , tf a woman has gone through the menopause and has not menstruated for two years and is pa st 50, it ts most unhkely that she wtll get pregnant. You should be safe from that worry. F or m ore In formation about the meno pause, readers can send 50 cents wllh a long , stamped , selfaddressed envelope for The Health Letter nwnber 5-12 Send your request to Dr Lamb tn care of thts newspaper, P 0 Box 1551 , Rad to Ctly Stat ton , New York , NY 10019 Hospital News department closed the mvestteattOn by mformmg Ute union tn wntmg of the allegatton and tncluding the name of the employer. "Several weeks later the employer's place of busmess was bombed ~ '' Va1ra sa1d. " Later the business es tabltshm ent was agam attacked by persons who attempted to pour actd over the furru shings " Acttng Deputy Attorney peopletalk By KENNETH R. CLARK Uruted Press International CLOSE ENCOLJriTERS: It was an unusual meetmg Ava Gardner - back in Hollywood for a vtslt from her home in London - was on her way to dtrector George Cukor's house with her Sister, Bea, when the Gardner car had a flat ure. While her stster went to phone for help, Mtss Gardne~ received unexpected atd from a rest dent of a nearby house, who hurrted out with a Jack and a flashltght , and helped change the lire. That 's JUSt one more thing Katharine Hepburn does well FRENCH GRAFFITI. Dianne Kurys, a 29-year-old French actress, IS maktng the Hollywood rounds trymg to hnd an Amertcan dtstnbutor for "Dtablo Menthe" - which ts somethmg of a l'rench " Amertcan Graffttl" The actress produced her own movt e about her teen years tn Parts in the early '60s It won the French Ftlm Crtttcs Award as best movte of the year and has become the thtrd top grossing box office hit m Pans The lttle, she says, means "peppermint soda" becaiL.e at her school "we couldn't get CocaCola " BEACH BOY BEACHED : The mother of a 16-year-old gtrl gave Tucson, Am., pollee tlte t1p, and now Beach Boys drununer Dennis Wilson 1s up on a rap of contnbutmg to the delinquency of a mtnor Poltce found the gtrl m Wilson 's hotel room after a rock concert at the Umverstty of Anzona . Wtlson - free on $1,000 bond - could get a year tn the county jatl and a $350 fme 1f convicted The g1rl was charged w1th breakmg the ctty's curfew. QUOTE OF THE DAY : New York author Allee Childress, defendmg rough language m her book about teen-age drug addtctton, "A Hero Am't Nothm' But a Sandwtch," whtch parents tn Woonsocket, R.I., want banned from the school lt brary "I made the drug pusher one of the most desptcable people. But! couldn' t have htm say mg tlttngs ltke 'Oh drat' or 'Doggone ' The kids would have laughed me ou t of the cla ssroom 1f I had." GLIMPSES · Ballet star Mikhail Baryshnlkov ts the wtnner of Dance magazme's 1978 award for top creattve talent - an honor presented Monday mght tn New York by tlte prevtous w1nner, Judith Jamison ... Elizabeth Taylor, Angle Dickinson and Alan King wtll be at Washmgton's Kennedy Center Opera House May 25 to ftlm the USO's 75tlt birthday salute to Bob Hope .. The subjec t of Ute sermon at the Ftrst Congrega ttunal Ch urch of Los Angeles next Sunda) ts · "The meantng of the phrase 'May the Force be wtth you', " and the Rev. Wayne Van Kirk wtll have some expe rt help on hand m the fron t pew Gary Kurtz, producer of "Star Wars" Jerry Lewis was made an honorary alunmus of UCLA m ceremomes at the Los Angeles school durmg th e wee~end , honortng the comtc's work ratsmg funds to combat muscular dystrophy. .. ANN ARBOR, Mtch IUPl ) - About one in eleven lugh school seruors smokes mart Juana regularly, up for the thtrd consecuuve year, but use of manjuana 1s not a steppmg stone to harder drugs, a Untverstty of Mtchtgan researcher has concluded "I'm a ltttle concerned about the 9 percent who use martjuana," satd researcher Patrick O'Malley . "But I suspect they are more ltkely to do permanent damage wttlt the currenllevels of ctgarette and alcohol abuse " The 9 percent martJuana tlSe among 17,000 htgh school students surveyed nattonwtde m the 1977 study released Monday compared with 8 percent "daily or near dally " man Juana use tn 1976 and 6 percent tn 1975 About 6 percent of those sentors surveyed used al cohol datly and 20 percent of them smoked tobacco. U-M psychologist J erald Bachman srud fewer students now assoctate detrimental effects wtth martjuana than was the case two years ago and 22 percent belteve man juana use should be treated as a erUTJe "'l1te thing worth stressmg," Bachman satd, "ts that Veterans Memorial Hospital martjuana use has gone up without a l'<Jncomttant r1se Admt!ted - Angle Roush, tn other tlltctt drug use. We've taken these surveys for Portland . Paul Casto, three years and each tune there 's been a real Co lu mbu s, Everett difference m iugh school seruors' views about the rtsk Gtl ker so n , Mtddlep ort , of mart Juana compared wtth rtsks of harder drugs " Wilham R Call , Long Bot· tom, Hubert Clarke , Coolvtlle: Donna Gtlrnore, Pomeroy Dt sc harge d - Annette Boyd, Ja mes Mohler, ·Frank Wolford , Gerald Morn s, Freda Casto, Louctlle Garten, Mtldred Da ms, Joseph (ConUnued from Pll• 1) Attendance at the Free Stewart, Edna Blumenauer, award• II dtnner was gtven for the tst Church Sunday. Mcthod Dora Stevens men and thetr farrultes at the Aprtl 23 was 90 . Choir ftre o1atton tn Mason and at members present was 12 Holze r Medical Ce nter the Lcgton Hall m New Mr and Mrs Edward 1Discharges Aprll2t 1 Haven The hospttal spon- Archer. Rosevtlle, Bill Perry Terri Adktns , Lout s sored the dtn ner, and and so n Tom, Athens, Mark Blevms. Mrs John Carper foll owing th e meal an Stahl , Stoc kdale, recently and daughter , Ma rk Cordel, eng rav ed plaque was vistted with Mr and Mrs PCI\ny Davts, Betty Duncan, presented to the chtefs of Norman Schaefer Unda Gtlbrtde , Ra lph Jef· each department. David Kletsy, Akron, fers, Paul Lewis, Barbara After the dmner, members spent the weekend with Mr Ma ss1e. Dona ld McManiS. of the Pleasant Vall ey and Mrs Roy Howell Barbara Murnahan , Max Hospttal Boar<! of Trustees Mrs. Emest Powell ts a Ntbert, Go ldte North up , Mrs and Admtntstratt ve Sta ff medical patten! In Vetera ns Wtlltam Shaw and daughter, to ured .the factlltles of each Memorial Hospital. Alvte Swann , Garrett Wat· ftr e depart ment and vtstted Wyatt Schaefer, Mt. son, Oolite Wykle, Aubrey wtth the volunt eer firem en Vernon , spent the weekend Young and thetr famthes w1th hts parents, Mr. and IBirths Aprll 24) Mrs Norma n Schaefer Mr and Mr Wilham Mrs James Gilmore has Co mbs , a daughter, been retu med home from Cheshtre , Mr and Mrs Camden Clark Hospital much WEEKEND REVIVAL Kenneth Puckett, a daughter. A weekend revival Will be unproved . Oak Htll , Mr and Mrs held at the Freedom Gospel Gerald Stckles. o daughter, Mlsst on, Bald Knob, at 7:30 Jackson. p.m Frtday , Saturday and Sunday wtth the Rev. L. R. Giucsencam p as spea ker . APPEAL FILED An appeal "a s filed The Singers for Saturday will Tuesday tn Me1gs County be the "Good News Singers" Common Pleas Co urt by from washington C. H The Cl arence Fre eman, public IS InVIted French Fries Pomeroy, agamst Robert C With Purchau Daughtery, admtnlstrator Of 9" Steak On this day m history: Bureau of Workers' ComSandwtch In 1846, Ute first shots of the pensation, Columbu s and M()N fUIS .WIO Leadtng Creek Conservancy Mexican War were !tred at Al'ltll 24· 25·26 District, Rutland An earher La Hosa, Mexico AI All In 1898, Congress formally appeal was refused by the lndustnal Co mml ssto n of declared war on Spain in the buttle over Cuba. Ohio. Firemen Laurel Oiff News Nolt·s Anniversary Special FREE GINOI General Benjamm Civilettl was less critical, but agreed that lack of Labor Department mvesti gators has been ''a senous handicap ." Civiletti said there were about 300 sy ndt ca temfluenced union locals, whtch he satd accounted for less than I per cent of the total . "It 's worse on the East Coast than on the West Coast," Ctvtlettt satd, but dtd not name the unions involved. He noted the Aprtl 13 announcement by Labor Secretary Ray Marshall that a new Offtce of Special l nveslt gations was bemg created, and that he was askmg for an additional 125 per,..ns to be asstgned to labor management racketeering investtgations. Sen Charles Percy, R-Ill , potnted to persistent mdtca ltons the Labor Department delibera tely shted away from aggresstve ly ferrettng out union corruptwn "The federal government should not have to ftght organtzed crime with one hand !ted behtnd tts back," Percy satd Mtamt stnke force ch tef Martm Stemberg satd labor racketeermg "ts rampant m at least four or ftve maJor south Flortda labor unions." Clam.up discussed - one m Mtd· dleport and one m Pomeroy - and 1t was reported that progress appears to be taking ' place on both . A letter provided Mayor Fred Hoff· man of Mtddleport endorsing the nursmg home in that town and pointing up the need and benefits was read by Edison Baker, secretary. Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, executive director of the Meigs County CouncU on Aging, reported that bids are being sought lor the construction of a multi· purpose building wblcb wUI house several agencies and wUI be located In the Mulberry Heights section of Pomeroy. Bids wUI be In on May 23 and contracts can be let a lew days later after the bids are studied. Blakeslee advised thai the necessary stepll for sewage bave been taken by Syracuse and Racine and that he has been told that funds will be available possibly this year or nexl. The group discussed the need for maps WJth the new road names and the house numbers which were asstgned dunng the recent house numbermg project. There IS some effort bemg made to have an Ohto Untverstty group prepare such maps for pubhcatlon Cost would be in the neigh· borhood of $1,500. The group discussed the posstbthty of selling advertismg space on the maps to fmance the proJect but took no action Several clearing house ttems - projects on which applications have been ftled - were discussed and among them were the extension of hnes tn the Chester·Tuppers Plams Water Dtstnct, the purchase of a new bus for the Metgs Co unty Co uncil on Aging, and a project by the Ohto Valley Health Services for a ppro~imately $130,000. The latter project would attempt to bnng two new doctors mto Me1gs County A dtseusston was held on program development grant money whtch ts to be available through the Farmers Home AdministratiOn. Metgs County could apply for SJO,OOO with 2S percent to be provtded locally and lhts could be " m ktnd" services ft was agreed to encourage the Mei gs Co unty Com· mtsstoners to file a preapplication for the funds and to volunteer to !tie the preapplication for the com· miSSIOners 1! they so destre Arch Stegal of the FHA conferred with the com· mtsston on the new program development moneys. Mrs. Thomas reported that several medical students w1ll agam carry out a program in Metgs Co unty this summer worktng tn cooperation with the Meigs County Depart· men! of Health. Holl.!lng will be needed for the students, she sa id . Mrs . Thomas outlined work of several students last year who carr ied out a multt-phasic health clintc attended by so me 600 rest dents. Attending the meeting were Johnson, Blakeslee, Baker, Stegal, Mrs. Thomas, Orien Roush, George Collins, H E Shtelds, E. F:. Robinson, Mrs Costanzo, Rick Crow, Boyd Ruth and Mrs Naomt Brinker. $25 billion tax cut By HELEN THOMAS UP! White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter says he w11l msist on a $25 btllion tax cut desptte strong congresstonal support for a smalle r reduction Carter told a nationally broadcast news conference Tuesday that tn his judgment , a $25 btlhon reductton m taxes ts "about the right ftgure " and would not be mflaltonary. If the proposed tax cut were to be blocked " tl would mean that we wou ld have a mtlhon $45,413 in tax reimbursements A total of $45,4)3.14 tn 1977 property tax retmbursements has been dtstrtbuted to Metgs County and tis pohlt~;tl subdtvtstons, State Auditor Thomas E Ferguson announced toda) Through a provlston m last yea r's appropnatwns htll, the state board of educatiOn and stale audttor are requ1redtu send 10 per t-ent property tax rollback and homestead exemptton retmbursement checks directly to local tax authonttes Prevtously , each county audttor rece1ved one check by pro perty owners by 10 per for the funds for dtstrtbulton cent and the stale retmburses twtce a year to tls clUes, the taxtng dtslncts for the schoo ls, vtll ages and lost revenue The homestead exemptton for elderly and townshtps Under the rollba ck disa bled homeowners, based program, 1n effect smce 1972, on the person's mcome. also Continu ed on Page il counttes reduce taxes owed people out of work by the end of the ftrst 12 months after the tax reduction would have been enacted " Carter also made a strong ptlch for tax reform , whtch appears doomed tn Congress thts }ear. Speaking em ottonally, Carter told reporters ' we have a lot of abuses tn the system that • ough t to be el1mtnated.'' To stress hts pomt, he ctted the case of a surgeon who took a $14,1100 tax credit for htS yacht last year and a busmessman who cha1 ged off 338 lunches last year, morethan $10,000 tn so-c alled bustness lun ches ' He sa~d such cases were "a gross abuse of the average Amertcan famtly " and were the kmd of problems his plan hopes to correct Ca rt e r blamed congressional reststance to hts reform proposals on "an unbeli evab le number of tugh iy quahfted, very mtelhgent, very effective lobbyists trymg to mduce the members of Congress to preserve those spectal prtvtleges for people who have them, because they are so powerful and so influenttal nowand tn the past they could ca rve out for themselves some spectal dea l m the Continu ed on Page 14 • at y e VOL. XXIX NO 8 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO UMW CLUB MEETS Untted Mine Work ers Supporters Club wtll meet Frtday, April 28 at 10 a.m at Miners Relief building, High St , Mtddleport Anyone wtshmg additional In· fonnatlon are to ca ll99Ul63 MEETING TONIGHT The Me1gs Juruor High School Parent-Tea cher Forum w11l meet at 7:30pm this evemng In the junior high cafeterta . Dan Morris, director of currtculum and mstructton, will be speaker. ELBERFELD$ No-iron SHORTY PAJAMAS Comfortable Big Summer tleep· 1ng ch o1ce . Kn ee length pcjcmcs, lhort sleeve top. Sohdt, pctterns, Sizes A, B. C and D Also. men's f ong sleeve . long leg pe jamas In a good selection . Be sure to see our line of men's robes ond Angel Tread slippers ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY John Sayre Second row, seated, Rexar111a Walker, Lon Gwnther. Donme Duddmg, Barb Thetss, Jaye Or d. Lots &dey Thtrd row, Shetla Crouch , Danny Duddtng, Okey Ktser, Jrunes Foreman, Martm Bush. Mrs Shuler , Scott Souder, Larry Ftsher, Mtk c Norton Rtchard Teaford, Steve Baker .Jean R1tt.:hharI .1nd lm Nt· rPlPr • enttne ' WEDNESDAY , APRIL 26, 1978 Strike in Gallia ends ook Fair Proposed By HELEN THOMAS UP! White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP! I Prestdent Carter has passed Ute word that he wants people m his admmistratton to be less talkative, White House rudes mdicate The clam-up has been apparent smce Ca rter 's rece nt meettng with hts Cabmet and top White House advt se rs at Camp Davtd where they all too k stock of the admimstratlon after 15 months tn off tee Caner htmself has been keeping a lower profile with fewer off-th e-cuff remarks Reflectmg the new attitude , Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told reporters at the Whtt e House Monday he had dectded on a new course of QUiet diplomacy. Whil e announcing th at some "progress" had been made Ill negottattons with the Sovte t leaders on an arms limttatton treaty, Va nce declmed to give reporters any details "On my ftr st trip to Moscow," he satd, "I spo ke frequently on the tssues A year later , I am convinced Utat the way we handled ll thts lime . 1s preferable " "We're taking advice from Ute Democrattc party pros," press secretary Jody Powell explained . As a result of Carter's admomtton about "leaks," the adm tnlstratton IS mcreastngly speaking With one voice - and the voice is Powell's The president, himsel f, however, was to be on the firmg !me today with a 3 p.m EST broadcast news conference. SOUTHERN SENIOR CLASS CAST - The semor class at Southern High Schoo l wtll present a three-act mystery comedy , "Creepmg Shadows," Friday at 8 p m at the high school tn Racme. The play ts dtrected by Carla Shuler Cast members shown are, front row, 1-r, Danny Rtffle, Cheryl Roseberry, Cheryl Wilson, Ktm Taylor . PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The World Today Ehrlichman to go free By United Pressln tcrnatiooal WASHINGTON IUPI I - ,J ohn Ehrhchman IS one sunnse a\\ay from freedom today, whtle two other cunv tcled Watergate consptrators apparently are nean ng release on parole Ehrhchman , Rtchard Ntxon's chtef domesttc advtser, ts scheduled to be released Thursda' from the IOimmumsecurtty federal prt son camp at Safford. Am. after servmg 18 months A two.OOy stnke by 120 non-academic employees of the Gallta County Local School Dtstnct ended at 3 40 a.m today after an agreement was reached between the OAPSE negottalmg team and the board Federal medtator Joe Santa Emma was mstrumental tn the overall settlement '~ - ' Santa Emma was called m Tuesday evemng to media te WASHINGTON - Ohto and Umted Mme Workers Uoton Ute dtspute An agreement was reached foll owmg another representatives have been advtsed bv the Envtronmental Protecllon Agency tl "tll actt vely constde r H •""'lu est that more marathon bargatmn~ session ' • Negottatwns began at was made In the original local coal wtll be allowed for use tn power plants tn the state The 1ssue arose beca use a court ordered tha t federal atr 8 30 p m package offered employees. clean-up standards be tmposed on the sta te stnce OhiOhad no Accordmg to a UP! w1re Cooks re<:elved an additional loca l plan of Its own lor cont r oll111~ sulfur oxtdes report from Col umbus, the five cents per boar Increase ,• new three-year contract was during tilt seeollll year ollbe •l I ratified 71)..4 ar011nd-ll a.m Mttraet. r' today durtn g a spectal The employees' strtke , CO LUMBUS - Gov James A Rhodes has asked meeting at the classifi ed the second m the county Prestdent Carter l1l ' use the mfluence of your offi ce to reverse emp loyees at the Gal fia school system thts year. had thts unfortWJale act ton of the Defel15c De partment," m County Jumor Fatrgrounds been called Sa turday by planrung to eltmmate a maJOr portton nf the 1\J ckenbacker Atr Major iss ues resu lved Continued on Page 14 Force Base last mghl were recognition of Rhodes sai d tn a te legram Tuesday to Carter, as well as edu cational aides as those to Ohto's t" o senators, the dectsw n 'comes as a shock" mem bers of th e OAPSE No classes Saturday to central Ohio, \\htch 'o ffers a morr hospttable home for a bargaining unit and pa y for mthtary mstallahon " school bus drivers. in Meigs Local Supt Tom Hatrston satd are. Karla Br own. Mrs Mary Wtse, Mrs. Pat Ktlchen, SELI.ING BOOKS - Parents who are assisting tn Ute Classes set earlier by the the board agreed to recogruze se<~ ted , and Mrs Judy Crooks, Paula Horton and Edte Book Fatr being held at Me1 gs Jun1o1 Htgh tins week are Meig s Lo cal Board of WASHINGTON - Congress a\\ Htled Prestdent Carter's the atdes as part of the Grtmm llte Book Fatr started Tuesday and continues shown selltng books to some of thr studenl.'i Shown 1-r . Education for th is controverstal Mtdeast warplane pa ckage todav JUSt as lsraelt OAPSE urut, howeve r, tl toda y and ·n•u• sday Saturday has been can· Foretgn Mmtster Moshe Da)an began trytng to p<•rsuade U S retamed the n ghts of transcelled offt cta ls to "tthhold the )el> from the Arabs fer, reasstgnment and nonContinut•o ou Page 14 renewal of contracts "tthout gomg through the regular A "Book F'atr' ' IS gnevance procedure set up ' for classtfied employees. betng held at Me1gs Bus dnvers were High 1n Junior guaranteed three hours of Middleport sponsored pay a day If they do not drive by mem hers of the three hours, they wt ll make Parent Tea chers up the tune dtfference by taking students on field trips Forum. The Fair wtll or other tnps authomed by be held again today the board of education and Thursd ay Too, tn tmtes of bad Students are shown at weather , bus drtvers wtll be n ght as they viewed patd only when they are runnmg If drt vers fat! to run the many books that routes when school 1s m were on sale. Roger sess ton andthe Btrch 1s coordmator adm tnlstrattOn feels they of the three -day could have gone, no pay will event be gtven for the time mtssed. The board ag reed to allow one-half hour of "deadhead" ttme (Ute period of ltl1'te 1t takes tU get !I).V"te first L - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '', child's !tome on uie"ioutll' in th e mormng and that ttme elapse between the fmal bus departure tn· the everung before the driver reache~ hts ~ home ) J" ' ..... Only one other ·change EPA to consider request •• ,. "' L . Decision shocks Rhodes -· Warplane package awaited Mayor Hoffman takes action in 15 cases Nme defendants were ftned and six others forf~1ted bonds In the t'<Jurt of Mtddleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night . Ftned were David R Dobbins, 4~. Bidwell, $18 and costs, speedtng , $100 and costs, drtvlng while under suspension, and $25 and costs, disorderly manner ; Mark E. Dillard, 22, Pomeroy, $22S and t'Qsts and tbree days m jail, drtving while in· tolicated; Donald Lovett, ~4. Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Richard W. Salser, 21, Middleport , $25 and costs, no license plate on a motorcycle : Wy att A. &uth, 3:1, Racine, $25 and costs, !allure to dtsplay license plates; Virgi l V. Gla~ll\ ~.Columbus, $1008nd costs, reckless operatiOn; George A. McDaniel, 50, Middleport, $2S and costs, disorderly manner : Buddy Mtl'l;lnney, 61, Middleport, $25 and custs, dtsorderly manner; James J Jeffers, 18, Pomeroy, spe.cdmg, $15 and costs Forfe itin g bond s were Terre nce K B1cwer, 22, Mtddleport, $33 , posted on a specdmg charge, Gregory A . Winebrenner, 21, Coolv tlle . IConltnued un page 14 1 C of C votes $300 to • help maintain manna Meeltng tn regular session at the Metgs Inn Tuesday ntght , the Middl eport C1tam ber of Commerce voted 1300 for the maintenance of the Middleport Manna. A speaker from the Publtc Utlhties Commtss ton wa s sc heduled but unable to be present for the meettng The speaker wtll be resched uled fur the May meeting. Vanlnwagen heading DAV Edgar Va n lnwagen ha.s been elected new commander of Cha pter 53, Disabled Amcncan Veterans Other officers elected for 1978·79 tn clu de Raylnond Justis , first v1ce commander: Marvin L. Kelly, adjutant, treasurer, and "service officer . Earl E. Frea cker, junior vt ce comma nder , Hennan Warner, chaplatn ; Stanley Searls, sergeant-at· anns. Currclll pmd mcmbet'lll li ~ ts 199 and regula r meetings are held on the seco nd 1ucsday of each month at 7 30 p m · at Ihe chapter home, 124 Butt ernut Ave, Pomeroy. '11te newl y elected officers arc seeking support of the membership and are askmg all members to attend mectmgs to help promote chapter programs tn order to kerp the chapter assets and t ungressional interest in veterans Attendtng were George In gels , prcstden t : Mrs. Ingels: Audrey Davenport , Mr and Mrs Cash Bahr, Mr and Mrs Ed tson Baker, Mr and Mrs Mannmg Kloes, Mr and Mrs Robert Kmg. Ttm K1n g, Ed na Wtl son, Ca rl Horky. Candy Ingels, Mr. and Mrs Dtck Owen and Mr. and Mrs Emerson Heighton Full time serv ices, In· eluding an open lubb) for 2t hours dally, have been rees ta bllshed effe ctive Immed ia tely at th e Pomeroy Post Office, Postmaster James Soulsby said this morning. Res idents detecting any unusual activities In the lobby when windows are closed are asked to notify the postmaster at on ce. Services at the post office were curtailed during the energy crisis. ......•.· ................ ........ . .. ...... ...... ',., \\' ' ... ······. William H. Grant HoWJe Middleport home in National Register of historic places BY KATHHYN CROW The Wilham H. Grant House, located at 453 Grant St in Mtddleport and owned by Mike and Debbie Gerlach, has been pla ced on the Nattonal Register of Htstorlc places by the U. S. Depart· menl of the Interior The secretary of the In· terior maintains a National Hegister of districts, sites, buildings, structures and objec ts . sig nifica nt m American history, architecture , archeology and culture Lt st mg tn th e National Regtster makes the property owner ehgl ble to be con· stdered for federal grants-in· aid for historic preservation and provtdes protection for the properly from federally funded projects. The Grant house was placed on the register because of its architectural and htstoncal unportance . The house was built in 1852 by William H, Grant wtlh gdld he dtscovered tn the CaUforma gold rtL~h. Grant was also able to construct the Middleport Flour Mtll at the head of Mill Street and to purchase large quantities of land in the town The house is the oldest cement home In the area being constructed of cement poured ""'er sandstone chunks tn large wooden forms. An ea rlter expertmental cottage had been built nearby but has smce been razed Grant and hts wtfe , Esther, had been converted to the Sweden Borglan Fatth by Johnny Appleseed The Grants helped organiZe the Middleport Society and the congregation met tn thetr home until a permanent structure wa s llntshed nearby (now the Church of Chrtst tn Christian Unton l Grant was commended for spectal service durmg the se1ge ot VIcksburg in the Civil War and was responstble for the capture of S$:VCral Con· fed erates dur mg Morgan's Ohto Ratd The Grant family was promtn ent tn Mtddleporl through the 19th and early 20th century The home IS currently betng restored by the Geriachs The Ohto Histomal Soctcty, South Central Ohto Pr eserva t to n Society, Musktngum Co llege , department of chemistry , Metg s Co unty Historica l Society, Mtddleport Mayor Fred Hoffman , Ga ry Walker and a Grant descendant, Phtlltp B. de Maine, M.D , of Akron loo k part in the nomination process • •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 25, 1978 cameron green holstein reynolds turnbull wamsley