https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f3294eca3556944b9a2090215e02b928.pdf 9c9a8f6ddee0974353b3e2b4c1ffc2e1 PDF Text Text R 10 - The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Apnl25, 1978 r' Federal panel. told .of union local crime ~~~ Carter to insist on By DRt:W VON BERGEN WASHINGTON (UP!) Union loca ls are sltll controlled by organized crime that deal m sweetheart contracts, ~g host ' workers, kickbacks, payoffs, vtolenc-e and mtlmtdatwn, offtctals told a federal panel Monday. 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 • •• �3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April26, 1978 2- The Daily Sentinel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy. 0., Wednesday, Apnl 2fi , 1978 Three superior ratings The Wahama White Falcon Band . under the direction of Olarles Yeago and Michael Harbour. re ceived three Superior and one excellent rating at the Regron Se\'en Band FestJval at Raven s· wood on Sat urday. April 22 . Most of the comments by the judges were very positJve. Some of the comments wer e as foll ows: Fr ed Me) er of West Virgim a Tech - .. .. Ex· cellent so undrn g group In· tonallon rs excellent .. first rate oboe playrng at letter I ruce trumpet sound . . ex· ce llent so undmg group " Hrs suggestions for improvement were " Horns need to detach 8th notes more at th e begrnning of the Allegro tn Toccata ... trumpets need to detach 8th note> mo re rn · measure 2.1 Harr y Rtc h uf We st Virgrma Tech ~ ·:-;rce mtention to prtch and tonal wmds out of tune m measure TV•••in Review By JOMI/ HA NALER CPI Tele\ isiun Wr1ter NEW YORK 1t: PI 1 - Pund rts mal ponder "hether KBC's " Th e Holocaust " as accurate. necesssa ry or con\'tncing In tele vis ion terms. rt sold · "The Holocau st put :\ BC on top rn the weekly i\ ielsen rating sweepstake> for the seren d<t)S endrng Ap ril 23, capturmg wm , pla l'e and shu" on the lrst with the frnal three i.nstallments of the four ..part m1mscnes The fir st chapter of Holocaust · was broadca st on Aprrll 6, which putll rn wrth t h~ tall) of the pre1 1ous " eek. where rt fimsh ed fourth. The 9''2-hour dr<tm<t about the Kazt exterminat ron of European .Jews earned l'<B C the " mnrn g i\ie lsen numbers for tile wc>ek wrth" 21 2 r<t ltng, colll pared tu 16. ; for CBS and 16.1 for ABC. How th.1l 's for an til " rnd blowrng good ' With a rerun of · IJltle Hou.., un the Pra1rie" following the " Holocaust" wrnncrs on the :-irelsen hst, NBC ca ptured the first lour places lor Its best showing of the) ear. Se ve ral of tile new lumted- run serres tha t are berng tested lor mclusiun in next fall's ,;,:hedule ranked well rn the past week - all of them crrttcal dtsasters hut apparently popular hits. The CBS prlot senes ·Dallas" cacne rn 12th on the ftst, the highest r<tn kcng of the ne" late..,n tr> >huws. followed in that categ ory by NHC s " ProJeCt UFO" 111 14th and - horrors! ''The IncredJble Hulk" rn 20th . "Ba by, I'm Back ," "Amazing Spider-Man " and " ll ow the West Was Won" all fared 11 ell. makmg them likel y )Jtcks lor fall pl<tcecnent . Odd couple of the week award goes to tile tie for 29th "Qutncy'' and " Wonder Woman •· "'J'he Harvey Korman Sh ow" and lhe new "Mel and Susa n Together" were stuck rn the middle of the ratrngs - they could move up, but rl llle) don 't they 're in trouble Among tile losers lor the wee k were the f<tr ewell eprsode of " Maude," 61th out of 68 shows on the Nielsen ltst ; "Another Day, " ranking 65th, " Julie Farr , M.D.," and Hanna-Barbera a tre for 60th , and "HtLsba nds. Wive; and !.overs" m a tre for 58th wit h "Starsky and Hutch " t t ' ' I I J l f I ~ MliOr League Standings By United Prtu International National League Ea!it W. l Pel. 9 6 .600 I 6 .5J8 8 8 .500 9 9 ..500 7 7 .500 6 10 .375 GB 1111 l'h Ph 31h West Los Angels J " ' W L Pel . 11 5 688 Cincinnaf Houston San Fran 11 9 7 6 61.7 9 500 8 .467 San Diego 6 9 .:100 A tl a nta 4 11 267 Tuesday's Results Sl LOUIS 7, Montreal 2 '• Planning GB ''1 3 3 111 4•11 61/2 New Ha ven ar eas A final plannrng meeting before the break will be held at i :30 p.m. Frrday at the Rock Sprrngs Grange Hall. All members plann rng to work are urged to attend Fnda y's meeting. It is' also open to any one who may be mt erested m becoming a member or anyone, who may have some questions con· cerning the cl ub and rts ac· til•ar es. The May 7 coff ee break is open to all persons regardless of their alliliatr on wrth citiz en s band ra dio Atlanta J, Sa n Fran 1 Los Angeles .4 , Cmcl 2 Houston 4, san Oieoo 3 I progresses Plans are underway for the second anrual Coffee Break of the Big Bend C. B. Radio Club of Pomeroy on May 7. 10 a m. to 5 p.m. at the Rock Sprrngs F'arr gro unds. The food booth at this yea r's event wrll be operated by the Olester Frre Depart· ment Musrc wrll be provrded by Loretta Knr ght and the Country Rebels of Ripley, W. Va. Numerous dea lers wrll be on hand to dt sp lay thetr wares mcl udmg Bob and Dee's Engraving. Colu mbus; J. and S Electronrcs of The Plams: Shrrt s and Things of Columb us , Ra rnbow G1ft Shop of Nelsonvi lle ; Custom Badges ; a home deco r dtsplay by Mrs. Boggs. New Hav en. Co nte mpo Troph y Mf g Co. Hunlr ngt on: Poiq n's Dyna 'Va c Signs. Ga llrpolrs; the mdustrra l arts classes of Meigs High School; J and M Patches a nd Homestead Country Store. Albany, whrrh will ha ve ha ndcraft ed art rcles. The mam door pnze wtnners wJll be named at 5 p.m. Cash and merchan di se has bee n donated by merchant s of Pomeroy, Mtddl e po rt. Ra c rn e, Sy rac use , Miner sv ill e, Rutland. Chester. Tuppers Plarns, Ma son and New Haven. W. Va . Prizes wrll be awarded dunng the day The cl ub, although locateo 111 Pomeroy, has nwnerous members in the Mason and Ch 1caoo (Wood o.JJ. 2· 15 p.m . B9ston (Torrez 2 OJ at M il · waukee <Caldwel l 0 Ol , 7 p m Toron to 1Underwood 0·2) at Kansas City <Spl itlorff 4.Q), 8 30 p m Clevela nd (W 1se 1·2) at Texas ( Alexa nde r 0 1) , 8 :35p.m . Sea tll e (Po l e 1·3) at Cali · fornia ( Brett 1 0). 10: 30 p .m . M•nnesola ( Er1ckson 2· 2) at Oakland (Keough 1.0). 10· 30 P m. Thursday's Games Toronto at Kansas C1ty, n1ght Clevel and a t Texas, night Seattle al Cal 1forn1a , n1ght Mmnesota at Oakland , n1ght ··sy IRA KAUFMAN . UPI Sports Writer The San Antonio Spurs, racing elimination by Washington, shdwed the Bullets a new wrinkle in their old game plan : a five-man offense. Behind balanced scoring rrom tile starting rive, the Spurs beat tile Bullets, liS. 105, Tuesdaynightlopull to 32 in their best-of-seven Eastern ' Conference semifinal series. George Gervin (who else?) paced the San Antonio attack once again with a game-bigh 27 points, but it was his lowest point total of tile series. Mike Green, a reserve center who became a starter two games ago, backed up Gervln with 18 points, including two dunks and two tip-ins in tile final three mmutes of tile game. "It was a learn effort and this is what it takes to beat tile Bullets," said Gervin. "We gol our running game going and I really don't think tile Bullets can run with us." Washington took rts only lea d early m the tilird period with 9:23 left on Bob Dandridge's Jumper before th e Spurs reassumed command , although lhe Bullets cut tile mar gin to two points with 1·50 left rn that quarter on a basket by Larry Wright. The Spurs had their most balanced scoring atta rk nl tile series wilh live men in double frgur es; Larry Kenon had 15 points. Billy Paultz added 14 and Mrke Ga le hrt · for 12. Guard O>arles Johnson led · tile Bullets with 23 pornts while Dandridge and Elvm Hayes, who had led the Washin gton scoring 1n previous games, were held w 16 and 11 peints, respectively Washington can wm the best"'f-seven series Fr1day Pittsburgh 2. New Yo r k 1 Philadelphia 3. Ch 1cago 0 Fourth annual. conference is slated in May 1 ·! Montrell l Phil a Ch iC!OO New York Pittsburgh St . Louis Today's Probable Pltchen (All Times E 5TI St Lou is ( Denny l .Q) at Montreal (Tw1 t chel l 1 1). 2 · 15 l• Honorary members of the Me1gs Chapter FF A lor 1978are Alan Holter , lelt, former Vo-Ag instructor, and Charles Dowler. superintendent of the Mergs Local School Drstrr ct • p.m " • Chicago (R Reusch el 2·2 ) at Phil adel pt1 1a (Car lton 1·2 ), 7 35 pm SM Francisco (Barr \ . 1) at Af!anla (Hanna 1 0), 7:J5 p.m . Brlly Dyer. Star Greenhand, recites the FFA Creed whr ch won him a Sliver rating in di strict competition. Meigs FF A designates . Pittsburgh ( Bly ! e~t~en Q. l) at New Yo r k. (Swan 1 1), 8 05 p m Los Angel es ( Rau 20) at C1nC1n na t • ( Seaver 0 1) , 8 05 p .m Sa n D1ego Gary Hollrday was master of ceremomes lor the filth annua l banquet of the Meigs_Chapter, Future Farmers of America , during which tim e numerous awards were presented . Se lected as honorary chapter members were Charles Dowler, Meigs Local Superrntendent of Schools, and Alan Holter, former Vrr Ag teacher and FFA advisor for tile chapter. Brran Wrndon, a graduale FFA member and district award winner. pr esented 1918 award winners They included Star Greenhand and creed speakrng, Brlly Dyer , extemporaneous publrc speaking, Jell Moore ; Star Chapter Farmer and prepared public speak rng winner . Patty Dyer ; star crop producti on and soil and water conservatrun , Jrm Fish ; fish and wrldltle management. Jeff Molden ; beef productron , Mrke Drehel ; agrrcultur e mechanrcs and sw ine productton , Gary Holhday : home Improvement and forestry , Steve Kmzel, sheep production and poultry productiOn , William Hart ; dairy productron. N<tncy Smrth. and outdoor recreation , Jtm Morton . Offtcers for 1978-79 rnclud e Gary Holliday, pres1dent ; Steve Kinzel, vie1e presrdent : Ri chard Basham. secretary; Jeff Molden, trea surer : Jeff Moore, reporter . Jim Fish, sentrnel and Patty Dyer . student advise r Sus1e Barrett , Southeast Sectrona l \Oce president of the Ohio FFA A.ssn., was guest speaker . Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Meigs Chapter FFA officers wh o attended a recent distrrct officer training seminar al til e Washington County Vocational School included : front, I to r, Steve Kinzel. vice pres ident; Rtchard Basham, secretary; Jeff Molden. treasurer ; Jeff Moore, reporter ; Jim Fish. sentinel, P<ttty Dyer, distrr ct offi cer candrdate; back, ! tor , Gary Holhday, president; Arthur Arnold and Evere tt e Holrumb, both ad visors. Mrs. Ma rie Hawkrns hosted a meellng of the past matrons of Evangeline Chapter, 0 1der of the Ea stern Star. Friday Acne not caused by sweets orange or cranberry Juice each mornin g plus quite a bit of fr esh fruits in season . What is your oprnion on this? Do you recommend taking vitamin E lor elderly people ' There rs a history of heart trouble tn my family and I ha ve been led tu believe that this vrtamm rs helpful lor thrs -!'o ndit10n . DEAR READER - No Vitamm C will not help your ost eoa rth riti s If you have orange juice each day and other frults rt is most unlikely that you have a vrtarrun C deft rrency and takmg additional amounts is not likely to help you. There is no evidence that vrlamin E will prevent ·or heIp heart disease. This idea was propagated in the later 40s by two Canadian doctors, but it has been repeatedly st udied wrth sound research prog rams and these have failed to show any value in taking vitamin E lor hea rt disease . It isn't harmfu l either - we thrnk - although there are reperts of fatigue and a variety of vag ue symptoms in some people takmg large doses of vitamin E for a period of t1me . It may not be as innocuous as we have thought. Vitamin E is widespread in va rious foods so you are already getting a reasonable amount. SUPPER SE.I A panca ke <tnd S<lusage supper will be held Friday night at the Senior Citizens Center. &rvrn ~ will be from 4 to 1 p.m. with a square dance tu fullol' . The publtc rs invJled. ntEOAtLV Sf:NTINEL O~VOTto::OTOntE INTt:Kt~'1' Ot" Washington lh :lan·rw•· Report 'I ill•·r ~ By a one vote margi n the Senate r<~ ti lied the second and lrnal Panama Canal evening. treat y which actually tums Welcome w<ts extended by the wat erway ov er to Mrs . Vrrg rnra Buchan<tn . Panam<t. Unless something president. with Mr s unforeseen happens, Panama Rosem<try Lyons giving devo- wrll ass ume lull res pon· tions. She used two readings srb11tty lor the management . '·The Masterpiece" and '·The operatron . and maintenance Best is at the End." of the Canal fmcludm g our 14 Mrs. Bess ie King, worthy milttary bases 1 in the year matron uf Evan ge lrn e 2000. Untrl then th e Canal wrll Chapter, OES, in vrted the be operated by a new agency past matrott> to attend the 'fO mposed of both n\!xt meeltng \o\CCH'Ing their P an a m an i a n s a nd grand chapter dresses of the Americans. ye ar they were wo rth) Panama will assum e matron of the chapter. At the jurisdrction of the' 533-square May meeting of P.v<tngelrne mrle zone when the basic Chapter . past matrons and treaty comes into force. but past patrons will be hon01ed . the Cana l Zone will be inMrs. Allen Hughes wi ll host tegrated rnto the rest of tile Ma y mc'Cting of the Past panama over a 30 month Matrons. Games were played transition period. with prizes gomg to Mrs. While th e House of Grace French, Mrs. Beulah Representatives wrll not get a Hayes. Mrs. Kathryn Knr ght . chance to O.K. the treaties, and Mrs Lyons . Others atlen· impl ementin g leg islatton ding were Mrs. Evelyn Lewis !Inv olving both Houses of and Mrs Emma K. CM- Congress) ~til be requrred . worthy. An economic and mrlitary assrstance program ha s been recom mended by th e Ca rt er Admrni st ratron to ac· company the treaties con· 1 1 srstrng of up to· I I .$200 million in Export· ln1port Bank credits 1 $15 million in AID housing guarantees $20 million Ov erseas WEDNESDAY RAC INE GRANGE 2606 Pri vate Investm ent Cor· regular meetrn g, 8 p.m poration loan guarant ees $50 mrll ion in mrlrt ary Wednesdav at hall. eredrt sales TWI N CITY Shrinettes This econ omic package is Wednesday 7:30p.m. at home above and bey ond th e of Iris Kelton. revenue and assets Panama fH URSDAY wrll recei ve from actually MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pa ck 245 1 p.m. Thursday at Fe ene y-Bennett Post 128, American Legion Home wrth uni form rnspeC'Iion lo be held . FRIDAY REVIVAL now in progress at new Independent Holiness O>urch , Pearl Street. Middleport. The Rev. Da vr d Light is the evangelist. Pastor is the Rev . O'Dell Manley. r·- ·- ·- ---·-· t Social Calendar: HusrneS!J Off 1ce Phone 992.- 2 1 ~ . EdltorlHI Phone 9'J2·2157. • Second t'IHSS poslllge ptnd Pomeroy. Ohm. Nll hiJIIHI ttd vtrtlsmg 1:1( repre.en· Utllve, Landon A s.wt~ tes , 3\0l Ell1 lid Ave , (' lt•\'d amJ, Ohw 4411 5 suhscnptum rat1.'!i ' l)!ohvered by ('IH mr wht:1 e il val laiJlr 7~ l't nt.~ per week By Motor Houte ~here cnn er .7erVIt't nul I:&YIIJIJ ble , One mo nth, S3 2:5. By mwrl in OhJo and W. Va., Om.• Ye t~ r , S22.00 : Silt months , 511 $0; Three mo nths, ,7.00: ELsewhere $26 00 yeu r : Silt months Sl l ~ . 1'hree months., $7.5() SutJ!k1'1pt lon Pf'll'l' Includes Sund~ty Ti ln c.'h'i~ n\ U ic l . .L Amer ican leagu e Ent W L Pet GB Detroit 1t J .786 Boston 1156881 M ilwlluk e 8 8 . 500 ' Cle~Je ! and 115004 New York 885004 Baltimor e 5113l31 Toronto 5 11 313 7 We st W L Pet . GB O•kland tJ J 813 Kanss Ctv 11 3 786 1 Ca llforn1 11 5 .688 2 Chicllgo 5 9 .357 7 Minnesota 6 13 .316 9 1'1 Seattle 6 15 286 9 12 Tuas .o1 10 286 8 {Gimes behind based on percentage) "' Tuesd1y 's Anults Oak land 5, M1nn J, l st Oak land .4 , M inn 3, 2nd Cleve land 6, To ronto 5 Boston 4, M i lwaukee J New Yor k 4, Ball imore J Detro i t 8, Ch icago 4 Te.-:as 4, Kansas C11y I Cal 1forn ia 3. Seattle 0 Today's Probable P1tchers (All Times E5TJ Detrort (Morr is Q.O) . ..... '.. .... • ' • owmng the Ca nal and Canal ~' Zone. The tota l co>1 to the , Umted States under th e ~ terms of the teaties could " range anywhere from S2·3 ;.. billion or more. depending on ~ how the fi gures are deter· :. mined. Thrs rs a result of ;. hi gher tolls and lost revenue to the U. S. Tr easury, [ relucatwn costs of U. S. mrlrta ry and gove rnm ent ::;' person nel. along wr th the total book value of the assets of givi ng up the Canal £aci l!t1 es and mstallatlon : Soon we may know whether • the Senate made the right chmce rn giving up U. S. '"' ownershtp and operation of :;! the Canal Already General Torrrj os announced ile was .,.::j about to order a milrtary att<tck on the Cana l if the Senate reJ eCted the treati es. :C:: Thi s >1atement may well : forebode the ominous ~ pro blems that lie ahead. The seeds of confro ntation are In the treaties whose provi sions are int erpreted differentl y by the U. S. and Pa nama. I The turn over of this ' st rategrc waterway tv such a ' mrlitant. oppressive regime furth er stgnai.s Amert ca 's ge nera l retreat from Its responsrbihtres as the leader of the Free World and its own natrona I securit y in! erests . Will our mil rta ry In· st allations be challenged in Korea . Tarwan, or Guantanamu Ba y next • We already are seerng the effects of Cuban int erv ention In Alrr ca. The U S. cannot sit idly by and ho pe for the best while the Sovret Union marches all around the globe. t innings) - JAIL PROBE CINCINNATI (UP! )- U.S. District Court Judge DavidS. Porter ha s appointed a federa l prison consultant to investigate prisoners' allegations that the Hamilton County jail is overcrowded, unsafe and poorly managed. Porter Monday apporntcd J .J . Clark to gat h~r information rn a class actton lawsuit filed by prisoners in 1976. Atlorneys lor both sides agreed to the investigation, "How 's everything ar the Department of MC and suggested areas of study __s~jLua_r_ ed_?_"________·------------~~ lor Clark. •• Eastern · upsets Southern nine By Greg Bailey Allhough outhit 11-4, the visiting Eastern Eagles held orr a bases loaded-none out situation in the seventh in· ning lor a 4-3 victory over host Southern Last night. Winning hurler Dan Spencer issued just one walk in going the distance while laMing three. Southern took a 2-0 lead in the llrst. Richard Teaford doubled, and Kelly Winebrenner reached on an error. John West then LEBANON RESULTS LEBANON, Ohio (UPI) Mike Lee guid ed L. W. Omaha to a live-length victory over Royal Solon in the featured eighth race at Lebanon Raceway Tuesday nrght. The winner covered lhe mile in 2 09 1-5 on an "off track" and returned $5.40, $4 and $2.80 . Nople Mickey finished third . Ri ck Wright (I ) won the first race and Tarport Donny CINCINNATII (UPI) (81 the second lor a nightly Tommy John, the Los double combination that paid An2eles ()o(lj(ers' 34-vear.(lid $64. ~~~ , throws one or the best A crowd of 1,407 wagered sinker p1tches in the major $157,184 . leagues. The one-liners he throws out aren't bad either. Glve him a straight man and he 'll have an audience laughing louder than hitters grumble as they swing luUiely at hiS sinker. This was Ule case Tuesday night when John notched a 4-2 victory over CinciMati, his fourth straight of the sealiOil, and raised his lire-time record againlt 1he Reds to 11· 2 as the Dodgers took over first place in the Nauonal League West . John, who restricted the Reds to six hits, struck out six cracked a single, scoring both ruMers. Eastern knotted the score in the third. Brian Bissell and Joe Kulm walked and both came home on two straight Southern errors. The Eagles took a 3-2 lead in the sixth when · Spencer walked, stole second, and came home on Kevin Buckley's single. But the bottom of the sixth saw the hosts tie the contest when Winebrenner singled and advanced on a walk. After an error. both runnf'rs sco red on Dwight Hill 's single The winning run scored in the seventh. J eff Goebel and Kuhn walked and advanced on a fly out. Two strarght walks tilen forced in the winnmg run. Southern loaded the bases in the bottom of the rnnrng with none out. A fly to right didn't allow a run to score, and the next batter grounded to Buckley who got the runner at home. The .final out also went to Buckley who stepped on third lor the final out Th e wmners were held to lour hits. Buckley socked two srngles , Kuhn gol a double. and Spencer a single. Dw1ght Hill led the losers with two singles and Teaford had a double. Sayre, Mike Nance, Wrnebrenner, West and Steve Hill eath goe on smgle. Eastern 002 001 1-4 4 2 Southern 200 001 il-3 8 5 Spencer and Bissell . Sayre and Forbes. 3 swingers?" "I used to be when I was single, but I'm married now," was John's retort. "What about tile lalk about your slallhing the ball to make il alnk?" "Thai's right," dead· panned John . "I use a Vegematic. Alew years 1180 I sent a donation to Rutil Lyons' Christmas Fund (a local charity) and they sent me one as 1 gilt." "Andenon says you're not only a good pitcher, but you're abo brigh t." "Sparky 's right," replied llle beaming John . "I ranked first in my senior class of 225 at Terra Haute, Ind." John readily admil'! he delights in beatrng lhe Reds. "That/' he explamed, "is. because I consider them one of the real class teams in baseball. When I beat them. I !eel like a golfer who has JUS! won the Masters." John, like the Reds' Pete Rose, shrugs off his age - 34. "My arm is only [our years old ," said the Dodger lefty . He didn't have to elaborate. It was four years ago thal Dr. Frank Jobe, a Los Angeles ortilopedic specialist, put new life m John 's dead pitchmg arm by taking a tendon from his right forearm and transplanting it as a ligament in his left elbow. "I believe John throws harder now tilan he dld before the operation," sa id Anderson. "Others have said tile same tiling," commented John. "I til ink maybe I do." Joe Morgan walked witil two out. stole second and up.'' Tonight, Seattle hosts the injury -pla gued Portland Tra rl Blazers . with the Denv er's a gg ressive SuperSonr cs leadrng their defense held the sluggish be st-of.seve n Wes tern Bucks to JUSt 61 por nt s Conference semiltnal series thr ough thr ee quarter s. 2-1. Tuesday's linescores Ma1or League Baseball Results By Untted PreH International Nat1ona l Leagu e St L 000 000 403- 7 11 1 Mi l 000 000 002 - 2 7 'J Ur rea and S1mm ons D ue~ Alk. 1nson (7), Hol dsw orth ( 9 ) and Ca r ter W Ur r ea ( 1? 1 L - D ue~ ( 0 l ) 001 ooo ooo- 2 41 I 12 0 R0b 1nson and Ott . Br uherl , Mefzg er 16). Mync k (8 ) and Pt sbg h 000000 0 10~ NY (l ll Pr v111 Gar vtn , Will is (7) and Ce ro ne W- G a r la nd 1'1 7) L Gar vln ( 1 l) HR s- Cieveland , Dade 121, Toron to. Cart y ( ] ) Bo5 210 ooo ooo- ' 81 000111 000- J 9 2 Le e, Drag o (7), and F1sk , Augu !> t1ne and Mart mez W Lce 14 OJ L Aug ust 1ne 13 2l HRs - M il w au k.e e, Thom as l b), MIIW H tS le ( 6 ) NY 000 110 001 4 110 Ball 100 000 007 - 3 8 1 Beatt te , L y le (7) a na M unson Pa lmer and Dem p sey W - B ea n1 ~> 11 OJ L - Palm er (1 l ) HR - New Yor k. Spen cer {J I 000 000 000 0 J 2 111 10? OOx- 7 10 1 Lamp , Roberl s tJJ . M oore ( 7 1 and Rad €r KoHl and Boone W - Kaat ( 1 Ol L - Lamp (1 J J 110 1nnmgs ) 100000 00J • - 8 II HR s Ph 1ladel ph1a , Lu1mSk 1 De l (h i 200 002000 D- 4 9 l Ill WilCOX, Hiller (6), and Ma'J Sa n Fr an 00 1 00 0 000- 1 6 0 Ba r nas, Torr e-a 1ba (9), L ag r ow Alia 010 100 00' J I 0 1 IO J. Hm ton ( 10) and Nord hage11 IN - H il ler (3 Ol LBarr , Cu rt 1s ( 6 ) and Hil l Torr ea lba 11 1) HR - De tr o1 1, N1ekro and Pocoroba W Stau b (2) N1ekro ( l 4 ) . L - Barr I I 2l Ch1 Phtla back in first place and walked three, chuckled when told tilat Reds Manager Sparky Anderson had suggested that his hitters move up In tile batter's box on the Dodger lefty lo eliminate the efre ctiveness of his sJnker . "Everyone has gol a system to beat me," said the grinning John. "I love it. The casino operators in Las Vegas will send limousines lor guys who have systems." "Don't you think you're especially good against free building a 29-point bulge and sil encing a rabid Mrlwaukee crowd . Marqu es Johnson, Mrlwaukee 's sensational rookie forward had just tilree !reid goals and 14 points. The Bucks shot an atrocious 24-39 1.615 ) from the foul ltne . " What's tha t phrase? 'We've got our backs against tile wall.' Well, we've got our rear ends smashed right up agaLnSt it," J ohnson said. " But we 're gmng to play hard, we're nut gumg lo give night when game No. 6 rs played in Landover, Md. The Spurs have never won lllere in tilerr two NBA seasons . A seventh game, rf ne cessary, will be played Sund<t y in San Anl<inio. Th e Phila delphia 76ers awar t the w1nr er of the Wa shin gton-San Antonio ser ies In the only other pl<tyoff game Tuesday. the Denver Nuggets trounced the Milwaukee Burks, 1111-104, to grab a commanding 3-1 lead going back l<i Denver for game 5 Frrday nrght. Stearn s W- 0 Rob i nson L - Br uhert ( 1 1 ) John stops Reds, LA i 11l 000 010- 4 7 I 100 000 010- 'l b 1 John and Ye ager Hume. Sarm 1en to ( 9 ) and Ben ch w John (4-0 l L - Hume (2 2 ) HR s L os A ngele s, Cey ( 2l KC 000 000 001 - 1 4 1 Tex 310 00000X- 4 SO Leonard and Porte r , Jenk 1ns ana Su ndberg W - Jen k m s ( I \ ) L ~ L e ona r d (2 Jl HRsTex as Hargr o iJ e (2). Zi sk (Sl San Dgo 000 101 001 - 3 6 0 Hous 001 01 1 OOx - 4 9 2 Jones . L ee (7) and Da v1 s. Lemongello and Fer g uson WLe m on g e1!o 12 11 L -- Jone!> ( 1 I) HR s-- San D 1f'go , W infield 141, Ho uston . Fer g uson (5 ) Sea 000 000 ooo- 0 7 0 Ca l1 t 0 1000100)(- J 60 M cl augh1t n , Todd ( 7) and St 1nson . Kna p p , LaRoch e 19! an d Oown 1ng W- Kna pp (] 1) L - Mclaughl ln (0 1) LA (I n ( I scored on George Foster's single to give the Reds a run in the first innmg Tuesday ni ght. A double by Rose and a triple by Ken Griffey in the eighth accounted for the on ly other run off the Dodger lefty. Tom Hume, who 's 2-2 <tiler Tuesday nrght's loss, yrelded all lour of the Dodger runs and seven h1ts, one a solo hemer by Ron Cey, before lilted lor a pmch hitter m the eighth . Davey Lopes greeted Hwne with a single in the first inning and continued to Ulird when Cesar Geronimo permitted the ball lo caroam off his glove lor an error . Bill RusseU's sacnlice fly scored Lopes. A walk to Dusty Baker, sandwiched between smgles by Steve Garvey and Rick Monday. gave the Dodgers a second run in the second inning. They added a lllrrd run in the third innr ng, bunchrng two.(lut smgles by Cey, Ga rvey and Baker . Cey 's eighth inmng homer, his second of tile season. wound up th e nrght 's scoring Amcncan Leagu e l 1itgame ) M1nn 000 00 3 000- 3 9 0 000 Oil 20x - 5 1.4 J ThOr modsga r d, ~c a r c e { 6 ), Thayer (6l. Ser um 0 ), 0 JOhnso n 18) and Wyneg a r Br obe r g Lacey (6). Sosa {6) and Ess1an W Sos a (2 OJ L Thayer (0 ll HR s Oak l and , Thomasson (I). A l exander (5) Oak (lnd game . U innings) M 1nneso ta I Fishing Tackle 01 0 000 100 000 00- J 92 Oak. la na OJ000000000001 - 4 11 1 Za hn , T JOhnSOn { 10 ) and Wyn eg e~r , La ngfor d . L acey (7), Heaver lo (71, Coleman ( 14) and New m an W- Colem an ( I 0) L . T Johnson ( 1 )) HR s- M !n neso t a Ford (Jl , Oa kland , Them as son ( 1 ) 100 400 000- b 10 1 Cleve Tor 300 rro ooo~ K mn e y Gar l and . ( 6l s 10 1 and Anniversary Special FREE and Rods and Reel s 1 Gun s and Reloading e Ba II Glov es Camping Equipm~nt • Arc hery • Ind oor Games • We have Grit Certificates 601 Ma in St . Pt. Pleasant . W. Va . French Fries With Putchme Lasorda happy as wine flows 110 o•uoA 71011 f08UYI Children or adulll • posed IDtllvidually or in lnJIIIII Limit 011e rree • portrait per family C'-e your ltxl4 hum • aeveral poaea Excellent quallty • color reproduction Portralta will be • deUvered to our and store ... ..•.. ~H• SandwiCh ONLY "No comment ," Anderson kept repeating as writers !Klught a reaction from the Red manager to Lasorda 's pre;~ame social get-togetber witil the news media in the Los An geles Dodger clubhouse during which wine and cheese was dispensed . And it wasn't mere coinci· den ce that Lasorda's "hospitaltty room" in the Dodger clubhouse was open for business when Anderson 's ban on writers' presence in the Reds' clubhouse went into effect 35 minutes before game-time. Anderson claims he' s determined that he won't get involved in any running verlial batUe with Lasorda Ulls year. "You'll hear no talk from · me lhe rest of tile season except about ball clubs," said tile Red manager . Lasorda grtnned when Anderson's statement was passed along to him. "That makes me mad," said the Dodger mana ger tongue in cheek. " That means I'm not going to get my name in the paper any more.'' . Dodger players, even though they didn't participate In the wine drinking , enjoyed the soc ial as much as Lasorda and tile news media. "What's going on Tommy? Did you get fired '" deadpanned Dodger second haseman Davey Lopes as he entered the players' lounge and saw Lasorda surrounded by members of llle news media Steve Brenner. the Dodger publictst. kept emphasrzing tilat the "party" wasn 't held to peke fun at Anderson's clubhouse ban. But, he wasn 't very convrncing. "We just wanted to get our writers together to present tilem with Dodger jackets," said Brenner Lasorda grinned as Olris Mortensen, who 's begrnning his ft rst year on tile haseball ·beal for the South Bay Daily Breeze . a suburban Los Angeles paper, accepted a jacket. " Look at Chris," sa id Lasorda, "He's a rookie and here we are treating him like Grantland Rice." Lasorda's quip was one of many that he tossed out as tile wine flowed . MILL STREn. PLAYERS HONORED COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Four spring sports athletes won Mid-American C<lnlerence Player of the Week honors today ln their respective sports becall8e of outstanding etrorta last week. Western Michigan's Tom Duits is the track performer of the week , M1ami shortstop Paul Gbur the base ball player of the week, Bowling Green netter Tom Olson the tennis player of the week and Ball State's Scott Steger the goirer or the week . ! UI \ Wf D APRil '24 ·H 211 AI All GIN OS Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation PER BAG • TIME 10 SPRING FOR RECAPPED TIRE BUYS MACHINE RENTAL •25 00 PER DAY Meigs Tire Center R·VALUE COMPARISON CHART Now Has Any Size THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY APRIL 27, 28, 29 DAI : 10:00 to 4:00 STORE CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cinclnnatl Reds Mana ger Sparky Anderson was gulping down a post.game snack as he sat at his desk In his office adjoining the· clubhouse. "Wouldn't you like a UtUe or Tom Lasorda' s wine to go wrtil that food ,? " Amderson was asked. The Red manager almost gagged, helding back a laugh . Acr:oiSfrom Courthou se PHONE 675-2988 Open Sunday 1· p.m.· 6 p.m. Monday thru Saturday to 8 p.m. Of 9 S1eok ~ O ft Berry·s World .~ E I Gs-MA.SON AREA KORt:RT HO F.ri.ICH Cit)' t::dllur Published dtuly t l l'ept Silurday by 'Jl)e Ohio Valley Pubh.stung CufnJ)ti ny·Muhur"lf!(ha, Inc.. Ill Court St , Pomeroy, Ohio iS769. 2 7 .222 41f.~ Tuesday's Results Rochester 4, Tidewater 3 Richmond 5, Syracuse 2 To ledo 3, Charleston 2 (12 Syracuse Col umbus a t Pawtucket Past OE5 matrons have meeting HEALTH International League United Press lnternationa I W. L. Pet. GB Rich mond ·6 2 .750 Tidewater 6 3 .667 '12 Col umbu s 5 3 .625 I Char leston 6 • 600 t Pawtucket 3 4 .429 2'12 Rochester 3 5 .375 3 Toledo 3 6 .333 3'12 (Jones 1 OJ at Pawtucket 7, Columbus 6 Today's Games Ho u::.t on !Richard I\ ), 8 . 35 Trdewa ler at Rochester pm Richmond at Syracuse Thursday 's Game San F ran at A tl anta . night Charleston at Toledo two honorary members Lawreoce Lamb, M.D. The 10 top netw ork television shows for the week ending DEAB DR LAMR - 1 have April 23, accord rn g to the ~ C. Nrelsen Co . were · had acne. l'm 15 and my lace 1: "Holocaust," Jla rt t ; 2: "Holocaust," part 2. 3: "Hololooks bad 1 see other people caust ," part 3, 4 "Ltttle House on the Prarrre" ; 5: "Allee ·; 6: who have such clea r beautiful "Happy Days"; i "Laverne & Shirley", 8: · All rn the skm but! don't understand rt Famrly". 9: "60 Mmu tes ''. 10 'Three 's Company · Th ey are alwa ys eatin g chocola te and sweets. I used to ha ve ba d acne when I was 13 but I stopped eating a lot of Then I started getting sweets. ac.11 \' ltl es. a few blem ishes But now I have a lot more, especrally around my mouth I don't eat that many things that cause acne bec<t use I started gorng By KENNETH R. CLARK United Press International on a diet and lost a lot of weight. I lost 10 pounds in two REST IN PEACE: It was it tear-jerker of a scene - last months I heard that v1tamm rrtes lor tile gypsy kmg, with Sterling Hayden laid out for the D tS· good for the skin . Could role in a lavish casket at a New York tuneral parlor Princrpals you tell me about this? and ex tras rn Dinn de Laurentiis' "King of lhe Gypsies" wept "The Nurse In Oncology DEAB READER - Acne is and tile cameras rolled ~ until rasping snores suddenly v10lated the sound track. Seems the plush satin casket was ~o Dealrng Wrth Pam" rs lhe not related to what you eat comforta ble til<tt Hayden fell asleep li e was awakened - the toprc lor the Fourth Annual regardless of what you have more reahstwally Ill play dead - end the whole thing was Ca nce r Con ference for heard. It Js caused by over· taken from the top. Nurses spensored by the ACS. product ion of oily secretions Ohr o DIVlston, In c. The - and the sktn glands that OfANGE OF PACE: Whe n a marriage falls apart, about l'O nlerence is bei ng held at produce these are actrvated all the princrpals can do rs lrne up a new life sty le and carry on. Vet e ran s Mem o r 1a I by sex hormones. That is why For Uza Minnelli - berng dr vorced by husba nd Jack Hales, Jr. Aud rto rium . Co l urn bus. the problem begrns so often in - the n'ew style rs a laVIsh New York home, complete with Monday, Ma y8, with a repeat teenage rs The other part of garden, marble entry hall. Georgran woodwork and many program on Tuesday , May 9 the problem is caused by firepla ces, m Manh<tttan 's historic Murray Hill section. She 's and rs one of an ongorng bacterra Irving tnside the skin buymg the superpad - askrng price, $390.000 - fr om costume program of can cer con· pores that are involved. jewelry desi gner (Kenneth Lane) . There's alse a change of ferences lor heallh Stud1es ha ve shown that · her Broad way musrca I, ~Th eccc"Ae,c,_t'~'=--"wC!.it'h"c:G Y.l!',eur_...,p"iro~l:;:: es;:.s:;; i o;:n; al;:s:,;.:-;:;===-r.:-_e:;:a"t"' in"'r::;chro:O:c~ o la le, or a lmo•1 replacrng Harry )le is"" as her costa r. Five eading specla rsts tn any u the forbidden foods the area of parn will be commonly belreved to cause BIRTIIDAY AT SPANDA t:: Once Rud•Jif Hess was Adolf featured talkin g on th e acne, has no eff ec t on Hitler's liJpdeputy Nnw he 'sthe onl y re.rdent in Berlm's gri!Jl "Management of Pain" and a develop rng acne. That Js why Spandau prrson , and today he' ll mark his 84th birthday there. panel dtscussion on " Acu te you ha ve obser ved those American. Brrttsh and Frenchofh crals, who operate the prison and Olroni c Pa in" will be frr ends of yours ealrng those witil the Soviet Unron have been tryi ng to release him lor presented foods and still having dear Welcoming those attending beautrful complexions. years, but Mo>;enw wrll have no part of rt. and Hess experts no wrll be Mrss Hope of Oh ro, And vitamin D will not help chan ~es . Says he. " I wrll die rn Spa ndau . The Russians want rt tilat way " It costs tile West Berltn rrty government $400,000 a Deborah L. Roedi ger. R.N.. your skin al all. You are the offr cial representative of already getting plenty from year w run the prrson - JtL<t lor Hc"SS. the Ameri can Can cer the other foods you eat and rf Rf.LLOW J UNKF.D: Not even the prestige of the Nobel Society, Ohio Drvision, Inc. you start popping vitamin D Prize could save Saul Rell11w from bemg ousted by the and Thomas D. Stevenso n. you can cause yourself seme lndianaJYJiis-Marro n County Public Library Voundauon's M.D., presrdent of the Ohto problems. The same applies to the mrstak en lde<t that gar age sa l,. The au thor of " Hum iloldt's Grft" was slated to Divi sion. For more rnformatron and large amounts of vitamin A deliver a lc< lure 1 hursday ill the lndrana poli s Musewn of Art's Sh<, wolter P;,>tlrrm. hut he'' bet• n sh1 lted to North reg istrat ion co nta ct the wrll help. I am sending you Meigs County Unit of tbe ACS The Health Letter number 8· Central Hrgh Srhool The ltbrar\ pet< ple pre-(!tnpted him fill ing up Uw museu en 's parkr ng l"t wrth junk for their annual located at 330 E. Main St. 2, Acne Can Be Trealed . to Appli catron has been applt ed give you some solid in· sale of tL<ed rnerchandJse for 5.5 continuing edu cation formation on what wrll work Others who want this in· QU(fTE OF THE DAY : "Sock-rt-to-mc " girl Judy Ca,me , credit hours. complarnr ng that <til tnose drug charges have cost her $50,000 furmatron can send 50, cent s with a long, stampe<lt>;ell· in canceled bookrngs . "I've been America's darling , gamrn , addressed enve lope for il lo pLtie From that , it 's har d lor people to accept you as an me in care of this newspaper, mdic1ed crim rna l." P. 0 . Box 1551, Radio City Station. New York, NY 10019. GLIMPSES : Jimmy Stewart will be charrman of the DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a annual dinner of th ~ Founders Socr ety of Hebrew University in MEETING SLATED 68-yea r-old female and have Los Angeles June 17 . Barbra Strclsand will do rt all,.in the A specral m'" lin g of sullered lor some years with soon -to-be ~nad e fil m versron of the Broadway play " YWftl " m which she'll be star. producer and director .. Judy Canuva , Bosworth Council 46, Roya l osteoarthritis in both knees. I Jane Russell , ClaireT revur and Sam Jalle <t re up for honQrs on and Select Masters wrll be have tried several different MemoriBI Da y weekend when the Natrona! Film Society of held at 7:30 p m. Munday. kinds of med1cine and at Work will be In the super present am taking Indocin. I classical movie buffs holds its convention, "MoYie Expo '18," excellent master degree and have been told taking 500 mgs In Beverly Hills, Calif. ... Alan Boyd, tile nation 's first trans25 year cards wrl l be of vitamin C three times a portation secretary, has been named president of Am trak, the presented . All companions da y wrll help. I have alway s semipublic corpora tron that runs most of lhe nation's rail are invited lo allerid had a four-u unce glass of passeQger service • ., peopletalk ' -- ·- concepts j n the opening of O'Connell gave B's and a C Toccata ... nice trumpet tonal lor an excellen t r<~ lmg . Lms concepts . a pleasure to hear Vaughn. lhe sight readrng thts grou p. Good tearhmg and judge. ga\'e the band all I's. The band Js now preparing learning go rng on here." His sugj!est rons for rmprovement lor the Huntin gton Ba nd were "Ciarrnet tone could ratings which are held on stan d to be warmer. May 5 and 6. The week alt er somewhat rounder . keep the ratrngs the band wtll be dorng what you are doing." fl ying to Mexico Cny for the Tom O'Connell of Marshall " lnvrtatronal Mexic an Band Un rversny - " Balance the Festival. " fr rst chord It dtd not come through ri ght away. Wood 11 and 12 and through the whole passage Flat trumpet s are ubvrous throughout The All egro ts not e\'en It needs to be rehearsed with a very steady beat for absolute precisron . " Hts suggest tons fo r imp roveme nt were : ·very ca reful rehearsing." There was some dr sag re cme nt among the JUdges as Me) er and Rrch ga1·c all A's and A+ 's for Superru r rat rngs whil e Spurs remain alive, top Bullets nual FF A banquet heir~----------,~ 0 II R·volue of Recapped Tire In I I I II 2 I I I I 3 I I I I II 4 I I I I U.$. FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS Stock. These values are for one inch of loo se·fill insu lation . Buy Now Att MEIGS TIRE 'CENTER City Ice & Fuel Co. John F. Fultz, Mgr . 700 E. Main 992-2109 , Pomeroy . l( o. 224 1st Slleet · Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 �3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April26, 1978 2- The Daily Sentinel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy. 0., Wednesday, Apnl 2fi , 1978 Three superior ratings The Wahama White Falcon Band . under the direction of Olarles Yeago and Michael Harbour. re ceived three Superior and one excellent rating at the Regron Se\'en Band FestJval at Raven s· wood on Sat urday. April 22 . Most of the comments by the judges were very positJve. Some of the comments wer e as foll ows: Fr ed Me) er of West Virgim a Tech - .. .. Ex· cellent so undrn g group In· tonallon rs excellent .. first rate oboe playrng at letter I ruce trumpet sound . . ex· ce llent so undmg group " Hrs suggestions for improvement were " Horns need to detach 8th notes more at th e begrnning of the Allegro tn Toccata ... trumpets need to detach 8th note> mo re rn · measure 2.1 Harr y Rtc h uf We st Virgrma Tech ~ ·:-;rce mtention to prtch and tonal wmds out of tune m measure TV•••in Review By JOMI/ HA NALER CPI Tele\ isiun Wr1ter NEW YORK 1t: PI 1 - Pund rts mal ponder "hether KBC's " Th e Holocaust " as accurate. necesssa ry or con\'tncing In tele vis ion terms. rt sold · "The Holocau st put :\ BC on top rn the weekly i\ ielsen rating sweepstake> for the seren d<t)S endrng Ap ril 23, capturmg wm , pla l'e and shu" on the lrst with the frnal three i.nstallments of the four ..part m1mscnes The fir st chapter of Holocaust · was broadca st on Aprrll 6, which putll rn wrth t h~ tall) of the pre1 1ous " eek. where rt fimsh ed fourth. The 9''2-hour dr<tm<t about the Kazt exterminat ron of European .Jews earned l'<B C the " mnrn g i\ie lsen numbers for tile wc>ek wrth" 21 2 r<t ltng, colll pared tu 16. ; for CBS and 16.1 for ABC. How th.1l 's for an til " rnd blowrng good ' With a rerun of · IJltle Hou.., un the Pra1rie" following the " Holocaust" wrnncrs on the :-irelsen hst, NBC ca ptured the first lour places lor Its best showing of the) ear. Se ve ral of tile new lumted- run serres tha t are berng tested lor mclusiun in next fall's ,;,:hedule ranked well rn the past week - all of them crrttcal dtsasters hut apparently popular hits. The CBS prlot senes ·Dallas" cacne rn 12th on the ftst, the highest r<tn kcng of the ne" late..,n tr> >huws. followed in that categ ory by NHC s " ProJeCt UFO" 111 14th and - horrors! ''The IncredJble Hulk" rn 20th . "Ba by, I'm Back ," "Amazing Spider-Man " and " ll ow the West Was Won" all fared 11 ell. makmg them likel y )Jtcks lor fall pl<tcecnent . Odd couple of the week award goes to tile tie for 29th "Qutncy'' and " Wonder Woman •· "'J'he Harvey Korman Sh ow" and lhe new "Mel and Susa n Together" were stuck rn the middle of the ratrngs - they could move up, but rl llle) don 't they 're in trouble Among tile losers lor the wee k were the f<tr ewell eprsode of " Maude," 61th out of 68 shows on the Nielsen ltst ; "Another Day, " ranking 65th, " Julie Farr , M.D.," and Hanna-Barbera a tre for 60th , and "HtLsba nds. Wive; and !.overs" m a tre for 58th wit h "Starsky and Hutch " t t ' ' I I J l f I ~ MliOr League Standings By United Prtu International National League Ea!it W. l Pel. 9 6 .600 I 6 .5J8 8 8 .500 9 9 ..500 7 7 .500 6 10 .375 GB 1111 l'h Ph 31h West Los Angels J " ' W L Pel . 11 5 688 Cincinnaf Houston San Fran 11 9 7 6 61.7 9 500 8 .467 San Diego 6 9 .:100 A tl a nta 4 11 267 Tuesday's Results Sl LOUIS 7, Montreal 2 '• Planning GB ''1 3 3 111 4•11 61/2 New Ha ven ar eas A final plannrng meeting before the break will be held at i :30 p.m. Frrday at the Rock Sprrngs Grange Hall. All members plann rng to work are urged to attend Fnda y's meeting. It is' also open to any one who may be mt erested m becoming a member or anyone, who may have some questions con· cerning the cl ub and rts ac· til•ar es. The May 7 coff ee break is open to all persons regardless of their alliliatr on wrth citiz en s band ra dio Atlanta J, Sa n Fran 1 Los Angeles .4 , Cmcl 2 Houston 4, san Oieoo 3 I progresses Plans are underway for the second anrual Coffee Break of the Big Bend C. B. Radio Club of Pomeroy on May 7. 10 a m. to 5 p.m. at the Rock Sprrngs F'arr gro unds. The food booth at this yea r's event wrll be operated by the Olester Frre Depart· ment Musrc wrll be provrded by Loretta Knr ght and the Country Rebels of Ripley, W. Va. Numerous dea lers wrll be on hand to dt sp lay thetr wares mcl udmg Bob and Dee's Engraving. Colu mbus; J. and S Electronrcs of The Plams: Shrrt s and Things of Columb us , Ra rnbow G1ft Shop of Nelsonvi lle ; Custom Badges ; a home deco r dtsplay by Mrs. Boggs. New Hav en. Co nte mpo Troph y Mf g Co. Hunlr ngt on: Poiq n's Dyna 'Va c Signs. Ga llrpolrs; the mdustrra l arts classes of Meigs High School; J and M Patches a nd Homestead Country Store. Albany, whrrh will ha ve ha ndcraft ed art rcles. The mam door pnze wtnners wJll be named at 5 p.m. Cash and merchan di se has bee n donated by merchant s of Pomeroy, Mtddl e po rt. Ra c rn e, Sy rac use , Miner sv ill e, Rutland. Chester. Tuppers Plarns, Ma son and New Haven. W. Va . Prizes wrll be awarded dunng the day The cl ub, although locateo 111 Pomeroy, has nwnerous members in the Mason and Ch 1caoo (Wood o.JJ. 2· 15 p.m . B9ston (Torrez 2 OJ at M il · waukee <Caldwel l 0 Ol , 7 p m Toron to 1Underwood 0·2) at Kansas City <Spl itlorff 4.Q), 8 30 p m Clevela nd (W 1se 1·2) at Texas ( Alexa nde r 0 1) , 8 :35p.m . Sea tll e (Po l e 1·3) at Cali · fornia ( Brett 1 0). 10: 30 p .m . M•nnesola ( Er1ckson 2· 2) at Oakland (Keough 1.0). 10· 30 P m. Thursday's Games Toronto at Kansas C1ty, n1ght Clevel and a t Texas, night Seattle al Cal 1forn1a , n1ght Mmnesota at Oakland , n1ght ··sy IRA KAUFMAN . UPI Sports Writer The San Antonio Spurs, racing elimination by Washington, shdwed the Bullets a new wrinkle in their old game plan : a five-man offense. Behind balanced scoring rrom tile starting rive, the Spurs beat tile Bullets, liS. 105, Tuesdaynightlopull to 32 in their best-of-seven Eastern ' Conference semifinal series. George Gervin (who else?) paced the San Antonio attack once again with a game-bigh 27 points, but it was his lowest point total of tile series. Mike Green, a reserve center who became a starter two games ago, backed up Gervln with 18 points, including two dunks and two tip-ins in tile final three mmutes of tile game. "It was a learn effort and this is what it takes to beat tile Bullets," said Gervin. "We gol our running game going and I really don't think tile Bullets can run with us." Washington took rts only lea d early m the tilird period with 9:23 left on Bob Dandridge's Jumper before th e Spurs reassumed command , although lhe Bullets cut tile mar gin to two points with 1·50 left rn that quarter on a basket by Larry Wright. The Spurs had their most balanced scoring atta rk nl tile series wilh live men in double frgur es; Larry Kenon had 15 points. Billy Paultz added 14 and Mrke Ga le hrt · for 12. Guard O>arles Johnson led · tile Bullets with 23 pornts while Dandridge and Elvm Hayes, who had led the Washin gton scoring 1n previous games, were held w 16 and 11 peints, respectively Washington can wm the best"'f-seven series Fr1day Pittsburgh 2. New Yo r k 1 Philadelphia 3. Ch 1cago 0 Fourth annual. conference is slated in May 1 ·! Montrell l Phil a Ch iC!OO New York Pittsburgh St . Louis Today's Probable Pltchen (All Times E 5TI St Lou is ( Denny l .Q) at Montreal (Tw1 t chel l 1 1). 2 · 15 l• Honorary members of the Me1gs Chapter FF A lor 1978are Alan Holter , lelt, former Vo-Ag instructor, and Charles Dowler. superintendent of the Mergs Local School Drstrr ct • p.m " • Chicago (R Reusch el 2·2 ) at Phil adel pt1 1a (Car lton 1·2 ), 7 35 pm SM Francisco (Barr \ . 1) at Af!anla (Hanna 1 0), 7:J5 p.m . Brlly Dyer. Star Greenhand, recites the FFA Creed whr ch won him a Sliver rating in di strict competition. Meigs FF A designates . Pittsburgh ( Bly ! e~t~en Q. l) at New Yo r k. (Swan 1 1), 8 05 p m Los Angel es ( Rau 20) at C1nC1n na t • ( Seaver 0 1) , 8 05 p .m Sa n D1ego Gary Hollrday was master of ceremomes lor the filth annua l banquet of the Meigs_Chapter, Future Farmers of America , during which tim e numerous awards were presented . Se lected as honorary chapter members were Charles Dowler, Meigs Local Superrntendent of Schools, and Alan Holter, former Vrr Ag teacher and FFA advisor for tile chapter. Brran Wrndon, a graduale FFA member and district award winner. pr esented 1918 award winners They included Star Greenhand and creed speakrng, Brlly Dyer , extemporaneous publrc speaking, Jell Moore ; Star Chapter Farmer and prepared public speak rng winner . Patty Dyer ; star crop producti on and soil and water conservatrun , Jrm Fish ; fish and wrldltle management. Jeff Molden ; beef productron , Mrke Drehel ; agrrcultur e mechanrcs and sw ine productton , Gary Holhday : home Improvement and forestry , Steve Kmzel, sheep production and poultry productiOn , William Hart ; dairy productron. N<tncy Smrth. and outdoor recreation , Jtm Morton . Offtcers for 1978-79 rnclud e Gary Holliday, pres1dent ; Steve Kinzel, vie1e presrdent : Ri chard Basham. secretary; Jeff Molden, trea surer : Jeff Moore, reporter . Jim Fish, sentrnel and Patty Dyer . student advise r Sus1e Barrett , Southeast Sectrona l \Oce president of the Ohio FFA A.ssn., was guest speaker . Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Meigs Chapter FFA officers wh o attended a recent distrrct officer training seminar al til e Washington County Vocational School included : front, I to r, Steve Kinzel. vice pres ident; Rtchard Basham, secretary; Jeff Molden. treasurer ; Jeff Moore, reporter ; Jim Fish. sentinel, P<ttty Dyer, distrr ct offi cer candrdate; back, ! tor , Gary Holhday, president; Arthur Arnold and Evere tt e Holrumb, both ad visors. Mrs. Ma rie Hawkrns hosted a meellng of the past matrons of Evangeline Chapter, 0 1der of the Ea stern Star. Friday Acne not caused by sweets orange or cranberry Juice each mornin g plus quite a bit of fr esh fruits in season . What is your oprnion on this? Do you recommend taking vitamin E lor elderly people ' There rs a history of heart trouble tn my family and I ha ve been led tu believe that this vrtamm rs helpful lor thrs -!'o ndit10n . DEAR READER - No Vitamm C will not help your ost eoa rth riti s If you have orange juice each day and other frults rt is most unlikely that you have a vrtarrun C deft rrency and takmg additional amounts is not likely to help you. There is no evidence that vrlamin E will prevent ·or heIp heart disease. This idea was propagated in the later 40s by two Canadian doctors, but it has been repeatedly st udied wrth sound research prog rams and these have failed to show any value in taking vitamin E lor hea rt disease . It isn't harmfu l either - we thrnk - although there are reperts of fatigue and a variety of vag ue symptoms in some people takmg large doses of vitamin E for a period of t1me . It may not be as innocuous as we have thought. Vitamin E is widespread in va rious foods so you are already getting a reasonable amount. SUPPER SE.I A panca ke <tnd S<lusage supper will be held Friday night at the Senior Citizens Center. &rvrn ~ will be from 4 to 1 p.m. with a square dance tu fullol' . The publtc rs invJled. ntEOAtLV Sf:NTINEL O~VOTto::OTOntE INTt:Kt~'1' Ot" Washington lh :lan·rw•· Report 'I ill•·r ~ By a one vote margi n the Senate r<~ ti lied the second and lrnal Panama Canal evening. treat y which actually tums Welcome w<ts extended by the wat erway ov er to Mrs . Vrrg rnra Buchan<tn . Panam<t. Unless something president. with Mr s unforeseen happens, Panama Rosem<try Lyons giving devo- wrll ass ume lull res pon· tions. She used two readings srb11tty lor the management . '·The Masterpiece" and '·The operatron . and maintenance Best is at the End." of the Canal fmcludm g our 14 Mrs. Bess ie King, worthy milttary bases 1 in the year matron uf Evan ge lrn e 2000. Untrl then th e Canal wrll Chapter, OES, in vrted the be operated by a new agency past matrott> to attend the 'fO mposed of both n\!xt meeltng \o\CCH'Ing their P an a m an i a n s a nd grand chapter dresses of the Americans. ye ar they were wo rth) Panama will assum e matron of the chapter. At the jurisdrction of the' 533-square May meeting of P.v<tngelrne mrle zone when the basic Chapter . past matrons and treaty comes into force. but past patrons will be hon01ed . the Cana l Zone will be inMrs. Allen Hughes wi ll host tegrated rnto the rest of tile Ma y mc'Cting of the Past panama over a 30 month Matrons. Games were played transition period. with prizes gomg to Mrs. While th e House of Grace French, Mrs. Beulah Representatives wrll not get a Hayes. Mrs. Kathryn Knr ght . chance to O.K. the treaties, and Mrs Lyons . Others atlen· impl ementin g leg islatton ding were Mrs. Evelyn Lewis !Inv olving both Houses of and Mrs Emma K. CM- Congress) ~til be requrred . worthy. An economic and mrlitary assrstance program ha s been recom mended by th e Ca rt er Admrni st ratron to ac· company the treaties con· 1 1 srstrng of up to· I I .$200 million in Export· ln1port Bank credits 1 $15 million in AID housing guarantees $20 million Ov erseas WEDNESDAY RAC INE GRANGE 2606 Pri vate Investm ent Cor· regular meetrn g, 8 p.m poration loan guarant ees $50 mrll ion in mrlrt ary Wednesdav at hall. eredrt sales TWI N CITY Shrinettes This econ omic package is Wednesday 7:30p.m. at home above and bey ond th e of Iris Kelton. revenue and assets Panama fH URSDAY wrll recei ve from actually MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pa ck 245 1 p.m. Thursday at Fe ene y-Bennett Post 128, American Legion Home wrth uni form rnspeC'Iion lo be held . FRIDAY REVIVAL now in progress at new Independent Holiness O>urch , Pearl Street. Middleport. The Rev. Da vr d Light is the evangelist. Pastor is the Rev . O'Dell Manley. r·- ·- ·- ---·-· t Social Calendar: HusrneS!J Off 1ce Phone 992.- 2 1 ~ . EdltorlHI Phone 9'J2·2157. • Second t'IHSS poslllge ptnd Pomeroy. Ohm. Nll hiJIIHI ttd vtrtlsmg 1:1( repre.en· Utllve, Landon A s.wt~ tes , 3\0l Ell1 lid Ave , (' lt•\'d amJ, Ohw 4411 5 suhscnptum rat1.'!i ' l)!ohvered by ('IH mr wht:1 e il val laiJlr 7~ l't nt.~ per week By Motor Houte ~here cnn er .7erVIt't nul I:&YIIJIJ ble , One mo nth, S3 2:5. By mwrl in OhJo and W. Va., Om.• Ye t~ r , S22.00 : Silt months , 511 $0; Three mo nths, ,7.00: ELsewhere $26 00 yeu r : Silt months Sl l ~ . 1'hree months., $7.5() SutJ!k1'1pt lon Pf'll'l' Includes Sund~ty Ti ln c.'h'i~ n\ U ic l . .L Amer ican leagu e Ent W L Pet GB Detroit 1t J .786 Boston 1156881 M ilwlluk e 8 8 . 500 ' Cle~Je ! and 115004 New York 885004 Baltimor e 5113l31 Toronto 5 11 313 7 We st W L Pet . GB O•kland tJ J 813 Kanss Ctv 11 3 786 1 Ca llforn1 11 5 .688 2 Chicllgo 5 9 .357 7 Minnesota 6 13 .316 9 1'1 Seattle 6 15 286 9 12 Tuas .o1 10 286 8 {Gimes behind based on percentage) "' Tuesd1y 's Anults Oak land 5, M1nn J, l st Oak land .4 , M inn 3, 2nd Cleve land 6, To ronto 5 Boston 4, M i lwaukee J New Yor k 4, Ball imore J Detro i t 8, Ch icago 4 Te.-:as 4, Kansas C11y I Cal 1forn ia 3. Seattle 0 Today's Probable P1tchers (All Times E5TJ Detrort (Morr is Q.O) . ..... '.. .... • ' • owmng the Ca nal and Canal ~' Zone. The tota l co>1 to the , Umted States under th e ~ terms of the teaties could " range anywhere from S2·3 ;.. billion or more. depending on ~ how the fi gures are deter· :. mined. Thrs rs a result of ;. hi gher tolls and lost revenue to the U. S. Tr easury, [ relucatwn costs of U. S. mrlrta ry and gove rnm ent ::;' person nel. along wr th the total book value of the assets of givi ng up the Canal £aci l!t1 es and mstallatlon : Soon we may know whether • the Senate made the right chmce rn giving up U. S. '"' ownershtp and operation of :;! the Canal Already General Torrrj os announced ile was .,.::j about to order a milrtary att<tck on the Cana l if the Senate reJ eCted the treati es. :C:: Thi s >1atement may well : forebode the ominous ~ pro blems that lie ahead. The seeds of confro ntation are In the treaties whose provi sions are int erpreted differentl y by the U. S. and Pa nama. I The turn over of this ' st rategrc waterway tv such a ' mrlitant. oppressive regime furth er stgnai.s Amert ca 's ge nera l retreat from Its responsrbihtres as the leader of the Free World and its own natrona I securit y in! erests . Will our mil rta ry In· st allations be challenged in Korea . Tarwan, or Guantanamu Ba y next • We already are seerng the effects of Cuban int erv ention In Alrr ca. The U S. cannot sit idly by and ho pe for the best while the Sovret Union marches all around the globe. t innings) - JAIL PROBE CINCINNATI (UP! )- U.S. District Court Judge DavidS. Porter ha s appointed a federa l prison consultant to investigate prisoners' allegations that the Hamilton County jail is overcrowded, unsafe and poorly managed. Porter Monday apporntcd J .J . Clark to gat h~r information rn a class actton lawsuit filed by prisoners in 1976. Atlorneys lor both sides agreed to the investigation, "How 's everything ar the Department of MC and suggested areas of study __s~jLua_r_ ed_?_"________·------------~~ lor Clark. •• Eastern · upsets Southern nine By Greg Bailey Allhough outhit 11-4, the visiting Eastern Eagles held orr a bases loaded-none out situation in the seventh in· ning lor a 4-3 victory over host Southern Last night. Winning hurler Dan Spencer issued just one walk in going the distance while laMing three. Southern took a 2-0 lead in the llrst. Richard Teaford doubled, and Kelly Winebrenner reached on an error. John West then LEBANON RESULTS LEBANON, Ohio (UPI) Mike Lee guid ed L. W. Omaha to a live-length victory over Royal Solon in the featured eighth race at Lebanon Raceway Tuesday nrght. The winner covered lhe mile in 2 09 1-5 on an "off track" and returned $5.40, $4 and $2.80 . Nople Mickey finished third . Ri ck Wright (I ) won the first race and Tarport Donny CINCINNATII (UPI) (81 the second lor a nightly Tommy John, the Los double combination that paid An2eles ()o(lj(ers' 34-vear.(lid $64. ~~~ , throws one or the best A crowd of 1,407 wagered sinker p1tches in the major $157,184 . leagues. The one-liners he throws out aren't bad either. Glve him a straight man and he 'll have an audience laughing louder than hitters grumble as they swing luUiely at hiS sinker. This was Ule case Tuesday night when John notched a 4-2 victory over CinciMati, his fourth straight of the sealiOil, and raised his lire-time record againlt 1he Reds to 11· 2 as the Dodgers took over first place in the Nauonal League West . John, who restricted the Reds to six hits, struck out six cracked a single, scoring both ruMers. Eastern knotted the score in the third. Brian Bissell and Joe Kulm walked and both came home on two straight Southern errors. The Eagles took a 3-2 lead in the sixth when · Spencer walked, stole second, and came home on Kevin Buckley's single. But the bottom of the sixth saw the hosts tie the contest when Winebrenner singled and advanced on a walk. After an error. both runnf'rs sco red on Dwight Hill 's single The winning run scored in the seventh. J eff Goebel and Kuhn walked and advanced on a fly out. Two strarght walks tilen forced in the winnmg run. Southern loaded the bases in the bottom of the rnnrng with none out. A fly to right didn't allow a run to score, and the next batter grounded to Buckley who got the runner at home. The .final out also went to Buckley who stepped on third lor the final out Th e wmners were held to lour hits. Buckley socked two srngles , Kuhn gol a double. and Spencer a single. Dw1ght Hill led the losers with two singles and Teaford had a double. Sayre, Mike Nance, Wrnebrenner, West and Steve Hill eath goe on smgle. Eastern 002 001 1-4 4 2 Southern 200 001 il-3 8 5 Spencer and Bissell . Sayre and Forbes. 3 swingers?" "I used to be when I was single, but I'm married now," was John's retort. "What about tile lalk about your slallhing the ball to make il alnk?" "Thai's right," dead· panned John . "I use a Vegematic. Alew years 1180 I sent a donation to Rutil Lyons' Christmas Fund (a local charity) and they sent me one as 1 gilt." "Andenon says you're not only a good pitcher, but you're abo brigh t." "Sparky 's right," replied llle beaming John . "I ranked first in my senior class of 225 at Terra Haute, Ind." John readily admil'! he delights in beatrng lhe Reds. "That/' he explamed, "is. because I consider them one of the real class teams in baseball. When I beat them. I !eel like a golfer who has JUS! won the Masters." John, like the Reds' Pete Rose, shrugs off his age - 34. "My arm is only [our years old ," said the Dodger lefty . He didn't have to elaborate. It was four years ago thal Dr. Frank Jobe, a Los Angeles ortilopedic specialist, put new life m John 's dead pitchmg arm by taking a tendon from his right forearm and transplanting it as a ligament in his left elbow. "I believe John throws harder now tilan he dld before the operation," sa id Anderson. "Others have said tile same tiling," commented John. "I til ink maybe I do." Joe Morgan walked witil two out. stole second and up.'' Tonight, Seattle hosts the injury -pla gued Portland Tra rl Blazers . with the Denv er's a gg ressive SuperSonr cs leadrng their defense held the sluggish be st-of.seve n Wes tern Bucks to JUSt 61 por nt s Conference semiltnal series thr ough thr ee quarter s. 2-1. Tuesday's linescores Ma1or League Baseball Results By Untted PreH International Nat1ona l Leagu e St L 000 000 403- 7 11 1 Mi l 000 000 002 - 2 7 'J Ur rea and S1mm ons D ue~ Alk. 1nson (7), Hol dsw orth ( 9 ) and Ca r ter W Ur r ea ( 1? 1 L - D ue~ ( 0 l ) 001 ooo ooo- 2 41 I 12 0 R0b 1nson and Ott . Br uherl , Mefzg er 16). Mync k (8 ) and Pt sbg h 000000 0 10~ NY (l ll Pr v111 Gar vtn , Will is (7) and Ce ro ne W- G a r la nd 1'1 7) L Gar vln ( 1 l) HR s- Cieveland , Dade 121, Toron to. Cart y ( ] ) Bo5 210 ooo ooo- ' 81 000111 000- J 9 2 Le e, Drag o (7), and F1sk , Augu !> t1ne and Mart mez W Lce 14 OJ L Aug ust 1ne 13 2l HRs - M il w au k.e e, Thom as l b), MIIW H tS le ( 6 ) NY 000 110 001 4 110 Ball 100 000 007 - 3 8 1 Beatt te , L y le (7) a na M unson Pa lmer and Dem p sey W - B ea n1 ~> 11 OJ L - Palm er (1 l ) HR - New Yor k. Spen cer {J I 000 000 000 0 J 2 111 10? OOx- 7 10 1 Lamp , Roberl s tJJ . M oore ( 7 1 and Rad €r KoHl and Boone W - Kaat ( 1 Ol L - Lamp (1 J J 110 1nnmgs ) 100000 00J • - 8 II HR s Ph 1ladel ph1a , Lu1mSk 1 De l (h i 200 002000 D- 4 9 l Ill WilCOX, Hiller (6), and Ma'J Sa n Fr an 00 1 00 0 000- 1 6 0 Ba r nas, Torr e-a 1ba (9), L ag r ow Alia 010 100 00' J I 0 1 IO J. Hm ton ( 10) and Nord hage11 IN - H il ler (3 Ol LBarr , Cu rt 1s ( 6 ) and Hil l Torr ea lba 11 1) HR - De tr o1 1, N1ekro and Pocoroba W Stau b (2) N1ekro ( l 4 ) . L - Barr I I 2l Ch1 Phtla back in first place and walked three, chuckled when told tilat Reds Manager Sparky Anderson had suggested that his hitters move up In tile batter's box on the Dodger lefty lo eliminate the efre ctiveness of his sJnker . "Everyone has gol a system to beat me," said the grinning John. "I love it. The casino operators in Las Vegas will send limousines lor guys who have systems." "Don't you think you're especially good against free building a 29-point bulge and sil encing a rabid Mrlwaukee crowd . Marqu es Johnson, Mrlwaukee 's sensational rookie forward had just tilree !reid goals and 14 points. The Bucks shot an atrocious 24-39 1.615 ) from the foul ltne . " What's tha t phrase? 'We've got our backs against tile wall.' Well, we've got our rear ends smashed right up agaLnSt it," J ohnson said. " But we 're gmng to play hard, we're nut gumg lo give night when game No. 6 rs played in Landover, Md. The Spurs have never won lllere in tilerr two NBA seasons . A seventh game, rf ne cessary, will be played Sund<t y in San Anl<inio. Th e Phila delphia 76ers awar t the w1nr er of the Wa shin gton-San Antonio ser ies In the only other pl<tyoff game Tuesday. the Denver Nuggets trounced the Milwaukee Burks, 1111-104, to grab a commanding 3-1 lead going back l<i Denver for game 5 Frrday nrght. Stearn s W- 0 Rob i nson L - Br uhert ( 1 1 ) John stops Reds, LA i 11l 000 010- 4 7 I 100 000 010- 'l b 1 John and Ye ager Hume. Sarm 1en to ( 9 ) and Ben ch w John (4-0 l L - Hume (2 2 ) HR s L os A ngele s, Cey ( 2l KC 000 000 001 - 1 4 1 Tex 310 00000X- 4 SO Leonard and Porte r , Jenk 1ns ana Su ndberg W - Jen k m s ( I \ ) L ~ L e ona r d (2 Jl HRsTex as Hargr o iJ e (2). Zi sk (Sl San Dgo 000 101 001 - 3 6 0 Hous 001 01 1 OOx - 4 9 2 Jones . L ee (7) and Da v1 s. Lemongello and Fer g uson WLe m on g e1!o 12 11 L -- Jone!> ( 1 I) HR s-- San D 1f'go , W infield 141, Ho uston . Fer g uson (5 ) Sea 000 000 ooo- 0 7 0 Ca l1 t 0 1000100)(- J 60 M cl augh1t n , Todd ( 7) and St 1nson . Kna p p , LaRoch e 19! an d Oown 1ng W- Kna pp (] 1) L - Mclaughl ln (0 1) LA (I n ( I scored on George Foster's single to give the Reds a run in the first innmg Tuesday ni ght. A double by Rose and a triple by Ken Griffey in the eighth accounted for the on ly other run off the Dodger lefty. Tom Hume, who 's 2-2 <tiler Tuesday nrght's loss, yrelded all lour of the Dodger runs and seven h1ts, one a solo hemer by Ron Cey, before lilted lor a pmch hitter m the eighth . Davey Lopes greeted Hwne with a single in the first inning and continued to Ulird when Cesar Geronimo permitted the ball lo caroam off his glove lor an error . Bill RusseU's sacnlice fly scored Lopes. A walk to Dusty Baker, sandwiched between smgles by Steve Garvey and Rick Monday. gave the Dodgers a second run in the second inning. They added a lllrrd run in the third innr ng, bunchrng two.(lut smgles by Cey, Ga rvey and Baker . Cey 's eighth inmng homer, his second of tile season. wound up th e nrght 's scoring Amcncan Leagu e l 1itgame ) M1nn 000 00 3 000- 3 9 0 000 Oil 20x - 5 1.4 J ThOr modsga r d, ~c a r c e { 6 ), Thayer (6l. Ser um 0 ), 0 JOhnso n 18) and Wyneg a r Br obe r g Lacey (6). Sosa {6) and Ess1an W Sos a (2 OJ L Thayer (0 ll HR s Oak l and , Thomasson (I). A l exander (5) Oak (lnd game . U innings) M 1nneso ta I Fishing Tackle 01 0 000 100 000 00- J 92 Oak. la na OJ000000000001 - 4 11 1 Za hn , T JOhnSOn { 10 ) and Wyn eg e~r , La ngfor d . L acey (7), Heaver lo (71, Coleman ( 14) and New m an W- Colem an ( I 0) L . T Johnson ( 1 )) HR s- M !n neso t a Ford (Jl , Oa kland , Them as son ( 1 ) 100 400 000- b 10 1 Cleve Tor 300 rro ooo~ K mn e y Gar l and . ( 6l s 10 1 and Anniversary Special FREE and Rods and Reel s 1 Gun s and Reloading e Ba II Glov es Camping Equipm~nt • Arc hery • Ind oor Games • We have Grit Certificates 601 Ma in St . Pt. Pleasant . W. Va . French Fries With Putchme Lasorda happy as wine flows 110 o•uoA 71011 f08UYI Children or adulll • posed IDtllvidually or in lnJIIIII Limit 011e rree • portrait per family C'-e your ltxl4 hum • aeveral poaea Excellent quallty • color reproduction Portralta will be • deUvered to our and store ... ..•.. ~H• SandwiCh ONLY "No comment ," Anderson kept repeating as writers !Klught a reaction from the Red manager to Lasorda 's pre;~ame social get-togetber witil the news media in the Los An geles Dodger clubhouse during which wine and cheese was dispensed . And it wasn't mere coinci· den ce that Lasorda's "hospitaltty room" in the Dodger clubhouse was open for business when Anderson 's ban on writers' presence in the Reds' clubhouse went into effect 35 minutes before game-time. Anderson claims he' s determined that he won't get involved in any running verlial batUe with Lasorda Ulls year. "You'll hear no talk from · me lhe rest of tile season except about ball clubs," said tile Red manager . Lasorda grtnned when Anderson's statement was passed along to him. "That makes me mad," said the Dodger mana ger tongue in cheek. " That means I'm not going to get my name in the paper any more.'' . Dodger players, even though they didn't participate In the wine drinking , enjoyed the soc ial as much as Lasorda and tile news media. "What's going on Tommy? Did you get fired '" deadpanned Dodger second haseman Davey Lopes as he entered the players' lounge and saw Lasorda surrounded by members of llle news media Steve Brenner. the Dodger publictst. kept emphasrzing tilat the "party" wasn 't held to peke fun at Anderson's clubhouse ban. But, he wasn 't very convrncing. "We just wanted to get our writers together to present tilem with Dodger jackets," said Brenner Lasorda grinned as Olris Mortensen, who 's begrnning his ft rst year on tile haseball ·beal for the South Bay Daily Breeze . a suburban Los Angeles paper, accepted a jacket. " Look at Chris," sa id Lasorda, "He's a rookie and here we are treating him like Grantland Rice." Lasorda's quip was one of many that he tossed out as tile wine flowed . MILL STREn. PLAYERS HONORED COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Four spring sports athletes won Mid-American C<lnlerence Player of the Week honors today ln their respective sports becall8e of outstanding etrorta last week. Western Michigan's Tom Duits is the track performer of the week , M1ami shortstop Paul Gbur the base ball player of the week, Bowling Green netter Tom Olson the tennis player of the week and Ball State's Scott Steger the goirer or the week . ! UI \ Wf D APRil '24 ·H 211 AI All GIN OS Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation PER BAG • TIME 10 SPRING FOR RECAPPED TIRE BUYS MACHINE RENTAL •25 00 PER DAY Meigs Tire Center R·VALUE COMPARISON CHART Now Has Any Size THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY APRIL 27, 28, 29 DAI : 10:00 to 4:00 STORE CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cinclnnatl Reds Mana ger Sparky Anderson was gulping down a post.game snack as he sat at his desk In his office adjoining the· clubhouse. "Wouldn't you like a UtUe or Tom Lasorda' s wine to go wrtil that food ,? " Amderson was asked. The Red manager almost gagged, helding back a laugh . Acr:oiSfrom Courthou se PHONE 675-2988 Open Sunday 1· p.m.· 6 p.m. Monday thru Saturday to 8 p.m. Of 9 S1eok ~ O ft Berry·s World .~ E I Gs-MA.SON AREA KORt:RT HO F.ri.ICH Cit)' t::dllur Published dtuly t l l'ept Silurday by 'Jl)e Ohio Valley Pubh.stung CufnJ)ti ny·Muhur"lf!(ha, Inc.. Ill Court St , Pomeroy, Ohio iS769. 2 7 .222 41f.~ Tuesday's Results Rochester 4, Tidewater 3 Richmond 5, Syracuse 2 To ledo 3, Charleston 2 (12 Syracuse Col umbus a t Pawtucket Past OE5 matrons have meeting HEALTH International League United Press lnternationa I W. L. Pet. GB Rich mond ·6 2 .750 Tidewater 6 3 .667 '12 Col umbu s 5 3 .625 I Char leston 6 • 600 t Pawtucket 3 4 .429 2'12 Rochester 3 5 .375 3 Toledo 3 6 .333 3'12 (Jones 1 OJ at Pawtucket 7, Columbus 6 Today's Games Ho u::.t on !Richard I\ ), 8 . 35 Trdewa ler at Rochester pm Richmond at Syracuse Thursday 's Game San F ran at A tl anta . night Charleston at Toledo two honorary members Lawreoce Lamb, M.D. The 10 top netw ork television shows for the week ending DEAB DR LAMR - 1 have April 23, accord rn g to the ~ C. Nrelsen Co . were · had acne. l'm 15 and my lace 1: "Holocaust," Jla rt t ; 2: "Holocaust," part 2. 3: "Hololooks bad 1 see other people caust ," part 3, 4 "Ltttle House on the Prarrre" ; 5: "Allee ·; 6: who have such clea r beautiful "Happy Days"; i "Laverne & Shirley", 8: · All rn the skm but! don't understand rt Famrly". 9: "60 Mmu tes ''. 10 'Three 's Company · Th ey are alwa ys eatin g chocola te and sweets. I used to ha ve ba d acne when I was 13 but I stopped eating a lot of Then I started getting sweets. ac.11 \' ltl es. a few blem ishes But now I have a lot more, especrally around my mouth I don't eat that many things that cause acne bec<t use I started gorng By KENNETH R. CLARK United Press International on a diet and lost a lot of weight. I lost 10 pounds in two REST IN PEACE: It was it tear-jerker of a scene - last months I heard that v1tamm rrtes lor tile gypsy kmg, with Sterling Hayden laid out for the D tS· good for the skin . Could role in a lavish casket at a New York tuneral parlor Princrpals you tell me about this? and ex tras rn Dinn de Laurentiis' "King of lhe Gypsies" wept "The Nurse In Oncology DEAB READER - Acne is and tile cameras rolled ~ until rasping snores suddenly v10lated the sound track. Seems the plush satin casket was ~o Dealrng Wrth Pam" rs lhe not related to what you eat comforta ble til<tt Hayden fell asleep li e was awakened - the toprc lor the Fourth Annual regardless of what you have more reahstwally Ill play dead - end the whole thing was Ca nce r Con ference for heard. It Js caused by over· taken from the top. Nurses spensored by the ACS. product ion of oily secretions Ohr o DIVlston, In c. The - and the sktn glands that OfANGE OF PACE: Whe n a marriage falls apart, about l'O nlerence is bei ng held at produce these are actrvated all the princrpals can do rs lrne up a new life sty le and carry on. Vet e ran s Mem o r 1a I by sex hormones. That is why For Uza Minnelli - berng dr vorced by husba nd Jack Hales, Jr. Aud rto rium . Co l urn bus. the problem begrns so often in - the n'ew style rs a laVIsh New York home, complete with Monday, Ma y8, with a repeat teenage rs The other part of garden, marble entry hall. Georgran woodwork and many program on Tuesday , May 9 the problem is caused by firepla ces, m Manh<tttan 's historic Murray Hill section. She 's and rs one of an ongorng bacterra Irving tnside the skin buymg the superpad - askrng price, $390.000 - fr om costume program of can cer con· pores that are involved. jewelry desi gner (Kenneth Lane) . There's alse a change of ferences lor heallh Stud1es ha ve shown that · her Broad way musrca I, ~Th eccc"Ae,c,_t'~'=--"wC!.it'h"c:G Y.l!',eur_...,p"iro~l:;:: es;:.s:;; i o;:n; al;:s:,;.:-;:;===-r.:-_e:;:a"t"' in"'r::;chro:O:c~ o la le, or a lmo•1 replacrng Harry )le is"" as her costa r. Five eading specla rsts tn any u the forbidden foods the area of parn will be commonly belreved to cause BIRTIIDAY AT SPANDA t:: Once Rud•Jif Hess was Adolf featured talkin g on th e acne, has no eff ec t on Hitler's liJpdeputy Nnw he 'sthe onl y re.rdent in Berlm's gri!Jl "Management of Pain" and a develop rng acne. That Js why Spandau prrson , and today he' ll mark his 84th birthday there. panel dtscussion on " Acu te you ha ve obser ved those American. Brrttsh and Frenchofh crals, who operate the prison and Olroni c Pa in" will be frr ends of yours ealrng those witil the Soviet Unron have been tryi ng to release him lor presented foods and still having dear Welcoming those attending beautrful complexions. years, but Mo>;enw wrll have no part of rt. and Hess experts no wrll be Mrss Hope of Oh ro, And vitamin D will not help chan ~es . Says he. " I wrll die rn Spa ndau . The Russians want rt tilat way " It costs tile West Berltn rrty government $400,000 a Deborah L. Roedi ger. R.N.. your skin al all. You are the offr cial representative of already getting plenty from year w run the prrson - JtL<t lor Hc"SS. the Ameri can Can cer the other foods you eat and rf Rf.LLOW J UNKF.D: Not even the prestige of the Nobel Society, Ohio Drvision, Inc. you start popping vitamin D Prize could save Saul Rell11w from bemg ousted by the and Thomas D. Stevenso n. you can cause yourself seme lndianaJYJiis-Marro n County Public Library Voundauon's M.D., presrdent of the Ohto problems. The same applies to the mrstak en lde<t that gar age sa l,. The au thor of " Hum iloldt's Grft" was slated to Divi sion. For more rnformatron and large amounts of vitamin A deliver a lc< lure 1 hursday ill the lndrana poli s Musewn of Art's Sh<, wolter P;,>tlrrm. hut he'' bet• n sh1 lted to North reg istrat ion co nta ct the wrll help. I am sending you Meigs County Unit of tbe ACS The Health Letter number 8· Central Hrgh Srhool The ltbrar\ pet< ple pre-(!tnpted him fill ing up Uw museu en 's parkr ng l"t wrth junk for their annual located at 330 E. Main St. 2, Acne Can Be Trealed . to Appli catron has been applt ed give you some solid in· sale of tL<ed rnerchandJse for 5.5 continuing edu cation formation on what wrll work Others who want this in· QU(fTE OF THE DAY : "Sock-rt-to-mc " girl Judy Ca,me , credit hours. complarnr ng that <til tnose drug charges have cost her $50,000 furmatron can send 50, cent s with a long, stampe<lt>;ell· in canceled bookrngs . "I've been America's darling , gamrn , addressed enve lope for il lo pLtie From that , it 's har d lor people to accept you as an me in care of this newspaper, mdic1ed crim rna l." P. 0 . Box 1551, Radio City Station. New York, NY 10019. GLIMPSES : Jimmy Stewart will be charrman of the DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a annual dinner of th ~ Founders Socr ety of Hebrew University in MEETING SLATED 68-yea r-old female and have Los Angeles June 17 . Barbra Strclsand will do rt all,.in the A specral m'" lin g of sullered lor some years with soon -to-be ~nad e fil m versron of the Broadway play " YWftl " m which she'll be star. producer and director .. Judy Canuva , Bosworth Council 46, Roya l osteoarthritis in both knees. I Jane Russell , ClaireT revur and Sam Jalle <t re up for honQrs on and Select Masters wrll be have tried several different MemoriBI Da y weekend when the Natrona! Film Society of held at 7:30 p m. Munday. kinds of med1cine and at Work will be In the super present am taking Indocin. I classical movie buffs holds its convention, "MoYie Expo '18," excellent master degree and have been told taking 500 mgs In Beverly Hills, Calif. ... Alan Boyd, tile nation 's first trans25 year cards wrl l be of vitamin C three times a portation secretary, has been named president of Am trak, the presented . All companions da y wrll help. I have alway s semipublic corpora tron that runs most of lhe nation's rail are invited lo allerid had a four-u unce glass of passeQger service • ., peopletalk ' -- ·- concepts j n the opening of O'Connell gave B's and a C Toccata ... nice trumpet tonal lor an excellen t r<~ lmg . Lms concepts . a pleasure to hear Vaughn. lhe sight readrng thts grou p. Good tearhmg and judge. ga\'e the band all I's. The band Js now preparing learning go rng on here." His sugj!est rons for rmprovement lor the Huntin gton Ba nd were "Ciarrnet tone could ratings which are held on stan d to be warmer. May 5 and 6. The week alt er somewhat rounder . keep the ratrngs the band wtll be dorng what you are doing." fl ying to Mexico Cny for the Tom O'Connell of Marshall " lnvrtatronal Mexic an Band Un rversny - " Balance the Festival. " fr rst chord It dtd not come through ri ght away. Wood 11 and 12 and through the whole passage Flat trumpet s are ubvrous throughout The All egro ts not e\'en It needs to be rehearsed with a very steady beat for absolute precisron . " Hts suggest tons fo r imp roveme nt were : ·very ca reful rehearsing." There was some dr sag re cme nt among the JUdges as Me) er and Rrch ga1·c all A's and A+ 's for Superru r rat rngs whil e Spurs remain alive, top Bullets nual FF A banquet heir~----------,~ 0 II R·volue of Recapped Tire In I I I II 2 I I I I 3 I I I I II 4 I I I I U.$. FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS Stock. These values are for one inch of loo se·fill insu lation . Buy Now Att MEIGS TIRE 'CENTER City Ice & Fuel Co. John F. Fultz, Mgr . 700 E. Main 992-2109 , Pomeroy . l( o. 224 1st Slleet · Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 �I ~ The Datly Senunel,Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Wednesd<ly. Apnl 26. 1978 Jim Kaat stops Cubs, 7 to 0 Globetrotter ace stabbed by wife ' NEW YORK 1UP! 1 -T he wtfe of Meadowlark Lemon, the Harlem Globetrotters' ·clown prmce of basketball." "as held overnight in a :'>e" Y<lfk City jatl on charges she stabbed her husban d with a <te" k knife m front of two po,J! IC(' (lffl l' Cf S. l..t' lll\lii , -l 5, Wi:IS reported tn s:ttisfa ctnry Cl1nd!t10n early tod"' m Bellc·<·ue Hospital. "·twre ht.• wa s taken Tuesda~ ~' l.('ntng wllh <1 stab \\ ollnd m the ba ck Hts 4 1l-~·ear; > lcl wtfe. Willte, mean" h1le , was stht-duled to be a rr at)! ned t o d a ~· 111 \1anhattan Crumna! Court on ftrst-de ~ n.'€' as,ault cha rges. Po!tee said the I .cmons l11·e tn Sierra \' tsta. r\nz .. and they were · uncertatn .nf why the ('1 1Uple Wd S m ~t:''' Yt•rk or th e reaSDn ft>r the stabbtn~ B~ fR ED MrMANE l:Pl Spo •ns Wri1rr The Philadelphia Phillies fall w-e to tr<>de Jmt Kaat this sprtng could tw-n out to be the P<'it('(' satd l.<>m,m. a :!(1. best deal the) ne,·er made . ~t-ar n~ teran of the famous Kaat was given his fi rst Gl obetr otters team. was start of the year Tuesday dr11. mg lll ~1 anhattan at 5:30 rught and all he did wa s stop p.m. and hts wife was the Chicago Cubs on three t.a llgi:i tlng him in another car, hits wh tle ptt chtn g the ran1ming he r rehicle into the Phillies to a 7-ll vtctory. Kaat, back of hts. the major lea gue's Lemon- then spotted police wtn nin gest ac tive pitcher, officers Ri chard Myers and had a no-hitter through five James Boh doherty standing innings en r11ute to his 254t.h on the corner , and pulled ove r big lea gue triumph , which to talk to them. As he got out. pu t him ahead of Urban :>l rs Lemon leaped from her Faber in 23rd place on the allcar and sta bbed Lemon in the time list. back wtth a stea k kn ife. "This is the .kind of game J~ > hce sa td. where I had to key myself The officers helped get down." said Kaat, who posted Lemon to th e htlSpita I. where his fi rst shutout since July of the knife wa ~ removed, and arrested hts wtfe. She was taken to the stcttionhouse, whrre she was char ged and held ol'ernight. l..€mCln, whose rea l first name 1s ME'adow, jomed the 'WPl!'!J LET'S GET GROWING WITH Globetrotters in 19>4 and has appea red all o<-er the world fo r the tea m. clo wrung tn thou~ands 11£ gam es . Hall of Fam e COO PF:HSTO W\ , \ Y >t:Pl ' - Ticket s for the SEED COMPANY tradi t innal Ha ll ~a m e. r1f Fa me which will be played nn August 7 at 2 p.m . 1EST 1 BULK at Doubl ed:" r"> eld anti wtl l ft' atur e the );ew York :O,.I ets and Dt·trnit Tigers. w11l w~ nn -.. alt> <:Jt 9 a .m. ).l a\ 8. Tl('k('ts 11 1 <1 ~ I~ Purchased cit thl' m u~e um or b~ sending <J mat! r1rtler to Coopi!rstov;n GARDEN SEED FROM : PICKENS HARDWARE 7735583 Mason, W. Va. Baseball Comm ntee, Box >90. C><•perstown, '\ .\' . 13326. Ftr st and thtrd base rcsen cd scats are $4.50 each Putf1eld rr !'len ·es a re wa s ;:~s Prl t•v $4.00 and purdwse~ arl' li mited to 10 ll ckets J>' r per son. Mail (l rder ~ r l'qUlt'(' l:ln addit wnal 50 Cl'rtts fnr J)1Stage and h~mdJin ~ and liiiJSf reccn,. ed pn M to \1C.t\ 8 w1ll not be hunnn'll . , O\ 't?r 6 2-3 ear- ntngs Tuesda y night to lea d the Red Sox pa>l the ~1 il waukee Brewers. 4-3 It was Lee 's foun h win witho ut a , loss as Bo~t on continues to pursue fir st- place Det roit in the American l.eague F.ast. Lee . ·who needed 2 1-3 tn· ntngs of shutout reltef bl' Di ck Drago to get the victor);, said. " I "'fa ted my performance tont ght pa ssable." Jun. Rt ce ani!-- Carl , Yastrzem sk1 each drove in a patr of runs to stake Lee "h o join ed Cali fornia 's Frank Tanana and Kansas City 's Paul Spl itt orff as the leagu~·s onl:' four· 51' . LOUIS (UP! II - Police said th ey sto pped Leo n by scoring a pair of runs In Spinks last week because his each of the fi rst two inntngs. car's hea dlights were off , but .~ solo home run by Larry a wi tness to the arrest said Htsle m the sixth tnnin g the poli ce are wrong brought the Bre wers to within "The lights on Soinks's car a run. But after Cecil Cooper singled with two out tn the major game winners - to a 4-{1 lead 16 54 !5 56 !5 56 15 52 13 55 16 68 17 72 15 51 t1 45 Pet. .383 10 .370 10 .357 10 .3 57 18 .346 !9 .345 23 .338 14 .3ll 17 ll3 15 3ll Amer ican Leaqu e G AB H Pet. ' ~. ' Bell Cle Guerro Oak Ba il r Tor Portr , J<C Cbbge , Min 1' 16 23 .<11 16 65 25 385 13 50 19 .380 14 50 19 .380 !6 52 19 .365 Lynn, Bo!> 14 55 20 .364 l .d 44 16 .364 19 83 30 361 Kemp, '1 \ Det Carew., Min Hrlow . Bal Snglln , Bal 1-'- 10 36 13 .361 11 35 12 .343 Home Run s NCJ ti onal League : Monday , LA 8; Ferguson , Hou 5; . · Pitching Most Victorie s National league : John . LA 4 0, Bonham, Cin an d Gr ims· ley . Mil 3-0: Cornejo. NY a nd Forsch. St. L 3·!. Lee , A merica n L eagu e : Bos , Tanana , Cal and Spl ill orft, I<C 4-0; Bi llingham and Hol ler , De l l-0; Kna pp, Ca l 3· 1; Augusf 1ne . Mil ).1. Earned Ru n Avera ge Based on lA in nings pitched Nattonal League : Grims. ley , Mil and Montefusco. SF 1.38 . R Reuschel , Chi 1.4 1: Am e r ic an League : Johnson. Oak 0.41; Heaverlo. Oak 0 95: Palmer . Ba ll !.04: Knapp, Cal 1.33 : Broberg and Keough. Oak !.42. Strikeouts Nat ional lea gue : N ie~ro , All and Richard, Hou 32 ; Ma y. Mll22 : Bonham. (in 21; Zach ry . NY and M ont ef usco , and Winlield, SD 4 _ Am e riun Leagu e : Hobson . Bas, H1sle and Thom as . Mil Cal Am erican League : 48 : Haa>. Mil Knapp, Cal 20. Used Morgan, Ci n, Watson, Hou and Schm idt . Phil 14. Ame ncan League : Hobson , - M!nn 17 ; Cooper and Thomas , BOWLING ~ Stolen Ba ses Hou 9 , Moreno , Pitt 8 , Roys ter , Al l and Driesse n. Cm 7; Gr ifley. Cin 6. Ame ri ca n League: Remy , Bo> . LeFl ore, Del and Norwood, Minn 6; Wi Ison , Th urr.day , April 16 th ru ,l.,pr!l 19th Rig ht ResPrV'ed ro Ltml f OuanfitleS We Gl adl y Acre pt Fed Foo d St amps Monday t hru Fr~d ay 9·00 tH7oo Saturdav 9 :00 9:00 CLOSED SUNDAY S 46 oz . Can .. 65~ KING SIZE Sta nd ings Rigg> Used Cars Roy a l Crown Hattie' s Rec . King Builder s New .York Clothing $219 DISH WASHING liQUID DAWN Bottle eo, 99~ - •,09 25 lb. Bag '4" OPEN PIT BARBECUE ~sAUCE 2! oz. Jar AI All GINOS .~ • Riggs Used Cars 908; Tea m Se r ies Sc r atch EXCI.TING! Tan tal izi ng That 's Joyce' s r opey sandal wt th ank le s trap a nd sky-hig h woo d hee l. s~n s a t i o n a l - Riggs Used Cars 2565; New York Clothing 2546 : Royal W. L. 91 2t 80 31 59 13 50 62 31 81 89' 1 $32.00. Crown /491. Last week ' s f ir st place team shoul d have r ead R iggs Used Cars instead ot Reibel ' s Used Cars (3 -19-781 . ~d se lection o f Joyce Shoes. J~~~~-~--·----------SUCED REGEL PICNIC HAM CAT FOOD • oz. 4 Can s •100 79~ JOWL BACON 2 lb. pkg. JACKSON OR OLD FASHION CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) BOLOGNA lb. $}49 PORK AND BEANS 21 Ol. Cans 3 •100 FRESH COUNTRY EGGS dot 69e -• - Crown 20 14. Team Se r ies w ith Hand icap VAN CAMP PURINA DOG CHOW TIDE 12 oz. r oz . M'lll l 24· 25-26 Team Game w ith Hand icap NINE LIVES ASSORTED l5 So nd w fc M MON HJ I S WIO Fa br ics 876. Wednes day Ear ly Birds AprilS , t978 HAWAIIAN PUNCH Of 9 " Stoak " Middle Upper Block" Pomeroy , Oh io 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon . lhru Thurs. & Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Fri . Closed Sunday lb. rtacme, 0. With Purc ho•• Ca rs 725 ; Royal Crown 'Dottt'Btame :Jth & Pearl French Fries HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. Riggs U>ed Cars 21 60; New York Clothi ng 1033 . Royal Nafiona I League : Cedeno, MASON , W. VA . 773·5554 Ne w Yor k GiM IS - Sig ned defensive end J ack Gr egor y to two one. year contra ciS. New Or leans Tra ded runni ng back Greg Bo yk in to San Francisco lor safety Ra lph McGill. Cle._.el and - Traded punter Tom Sk lad an y to Los Angeles for the Rams' second-o r 'th ird ro und dra fl cho ice i n 1979. Royal Crown 883 ; Ca roli na Bo> 21, Staub. Det 16 : Carew, IALS CO. for 724 . National League : M onday , MA Ac tivated Team Game Scratch - LA 20, Garvey , LA 15: HOG - Rigg> Used Cars 773 ; Riggs Te~~: Runs Ba"ed In M•l 16. Portland wa rd Will ie Norwood 10 repl ac e the in iur ed L loyd Neal F ootball Pau l> ne Field s 600; Melanie Barnett 551; Donna McFarland 549. Leonard . KC 24 ; Goltz , Minn 11; . 5. & ZUSPAN Tuudar Bas ketba ll _ Anniversary Special FREE Ryan . 474. Ind . Senes with Ha ndica p 26 ; 6; Rice. Bo>. Bay lor. Cal , McR ae. KC. Cooper , Mol, Zisk, By Unittd Press Interna tional Carolina Fabrics 29 83 In d . Game Scra tch M arlene Wi l son 186; M elanie BarneH lBO ; Drema Roach t7J. Ind. Game wi th Handi cap Melani e Barn e tt 208 ; Drem a Roclc h 206 ; Marlene Wi lson . Paul in e Fie lds 203. In d . Series Scrat c h Ma r lene Wilson 48 2; Pa ul ine Fiel ds 477 ; Donna Mc Farland !.61 ' SF 30 Ale~~:ander , Oak and Sports transac_tions . Burr ts , Chi 1. 45 ; Za chry , NY Mit llhew1, All , Beach , C1n, S. Henderson, NY, Parker , Pitt NO W ONLY ' K C. Dilone . Oak and Jones, Sea 5. ... 8af1ing Mondy LA Alm on SD Parkr Pll Brroghs Atl Schmdt Ph il Garvy LA Grlly (in Speoer M tr" Vlnlne Mt l parking lot of a fast-food restaurant a t 4 a.m. friday on charges of possession of cocaine and mari juana and driving without a license. The offi cers said they did not recognize Spinks before talking to him , but Taylor also dispu ted U1is statement. Taylor, a storage company em ployee who was in his ear at the parking lot, "said, "Th~y knew who he was be fore they went up to him. I beard ooe of them say , 'Hey, Utere's Leon Spinks."' Ta ylor came forward with his versio n of the story because of an appeal by one of Spinks's lawyers, Forriss D. Elliott. Ha ndbills distributed on the par klng lot during the past weekend asked witnesses to call Elliott with detai ls of the arrest. were on ," Don Tay lor said Tuesday . "O ne of th e poli cemen wa lked up to Spinks as soon as he drove on to the lot and asked him for his driver's license." Sp inks was arrested on the Leader s ON '. Witness says police wrong I based on JS at bats ) .. Nati onal Lea que G AB H. Cey LA 16 60 13 ~ NEW YORK (UP! ) - Nobody 's satisfied anymore. Rick Barry would give anything to play cowboy roles in the movies . Woo dy Alle n would love to play basketba ll. And Robin Yount, with such a rosy baseba ll future in front of him, wants to be a profesSional golfer. Confucius probably was right. He said if you are not content with your lot, then although you own the very world itself, you will still be wretched and miserable. Al 22, skinny, curly-haired Robin Yount doeSn't own the world yet, but he has a pretty good head start. In four seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers, he already has established himself as the American League's brightest young shortstop, and knowing tha t he becomes a free age nt at the end of this !leason, a half dozen other clobs ca n't wail to slatt da ngl ing anywhere from $2 million upward in front of him if he doesn't decide to sign again with Milwaukee . Right now, he·, on the disabled list with a sprained left foot . His replacement, 21-year-<lld Paul Molitor, is doing an excellent all-a round job even though he has only one season in Class A ball behind him , but Yount doosn' t haue too much to wor ry about. The Brewers will find some place for him when he comes bac k in 10 days or so. That 's not the problem. What concerns the Brewers is that Robin Yount is seriously thinking of chucking the whole thing, giving up baseba ll completely, in favor of his first love, golf. This isn 't any overnight whim with Yount. He never was that crazy about playing professional baseball in the first place and went into it primarily at the urging of his parents. Rob in Yount has been kicking around the idea of giving up baseball lAl become a pro golfer for some time and what has him considering the switch even more is a an offer from a group·in California to sponsor him for two years. The last time I checked, Yount was a two-hand ica p golfer. Even if he's playing scratch golf now, I think he doesn 't really know wbat he 's gettin g inw if he decides to forget all about baseball and tries to make any kind of living competing against the likes of Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Hubie Green. He should Wl lk 1o Kenny Harrelson about it sometime. The Hawk .lried the same thing, leaving the Cleveland Ind ians in the middle of 1971 for a four-year crack at the golf tour , by the end of which time about all he had left was his nine iron. " I'd love to wlk to him about it if he wants to, but I won 't unless he comes over and asks me for my opinion ,'' says Harrelson , who doe s the color for the Red Sox games on TV now . "I know just how tough it is for him to make a decision on whether to give up baseball for goli ." Harrelson was getting $100,000 with th e Indians. Playing golf, he made $511,000 over four yea rs, or Sl 2, >00 a year. "What Robin has to undersw nd is that it's easy to shoot little numbers when you go out wi th friends, " Harrelson says . "The fairways are 80 yards wide , there's no rough to speak of and yo u ca n shoo t a 68. When you're in a tournament, though , and you're out there trying to make a living, you fi nd the fairways are only 30 feel wide, there's rough all around you, the green.s are faste r and harder and suddenly !bat 68 gets to be a 75. wmmng run for New York. Jim Beattie, making his first major-league start , allowed only fi ve hits in 6 1-3 inn ings for the vi dory. Angels 3, Ma riners 0: Chri s Knapp and Dave La Roc he combined on a seven-hitter a nd roo kie Ca rn ey Lan sfor d doubled t wice to drive in a pair of runs and set up a thi rd in Cali fomi1!'s win over Seattle. A's &-4, Twins 3-3: Mi guel Dilone 's r unscoring single in the bottom of the 14t h inning gave the A's a sweep of their doubleheader with Minnesota after Ga ry Alexand er 's two- r un homer had given Oakland the open ing-ga me vidory. seventh, Drago relieved l-"e shutout relief earned him the and blanked the Brewers the win. rest of the way to eam his Rangers 4, Royals 1: Mtke Hargrove and Richie seco nd save of the seaso n. Zisk ripped firs t-innin g In other America n League home r s and F erg uson ga mes. Det roit ove rca me Je nkins fired a four-hitter to Chicago, 8-4 . in 10 innings, give Texas a victory over Texas stopped Kansas City, 4Kansas Cit\' . 1, Cleveland edged Toronto, 6-5, New Yor k downe d India ns 6, Blue Jay s 5: Paul Da de hit his first Baltimore , 4- 3, Californ ia ea reer grand-slam homer in shut out Seattle. 3-11, and the fourth inning to spark Oakland swept Minnesota, >· Cleveland . Way ne Garland :1. and 4-3 in 14 innings . gave up five runs on seven Tigers 8, While Sox 4: hits and lasted fiv e innings to Rusty Staub belt ed a threeev en his records at 2-2. ru n homer with 1wo out ln the Yankees I, Orioles 3: lOth inmng to give him fiv e J im Spencer's !OOt h ca reer RB I and ca rry fir st-place Detroit over Chicago. John home run, a solo shot in the Hille r 's 4 1-3 inn ings of ni nth i nn i n~. proved to be the Ma jor League Leader s Un ited Pr ess Interna tional , By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Editor tnrhw nc.; By MARK FRIEDMA~ LPI Sports Writer Boston Red Sox pitcher Bill l.<>e. who has never been accused of discrediting the theory that all southpaws a re cr az~· - ytelded only tw o • - Sport Parade Lee records fourth triumph ea rned runs tiJt Aug . 7 OHIO 1976. " l Kansas Ci ty, 4-1. Cleveland Cardinals 7, Expos 2: Th e Ca rdin als fired edged . Torooto, 6-5, Boston Minnesota I." bea t Milwaukee, 4-3, Man ager Vern Rapp , but not The Ph illies supported California bla nked Seattle, 3- until after the club beat the Kaat with 10 hits, including 0, and Oa kl a nd down ed Expos behind the seven-hit Greg LU2.inski's th ird homer . Minneso ta, >-3, then 4-3 in 14 pitching of John Urrea and sna pped the Expos' fiveof the year . Garry Maddox inn ings. game winning streak. drove in two runs for . Dlidgers 4, Reds 2: Tommy Joh n pitched a six- Bra,•es 3, Giants 1: Ph iladelphia, which handed Phil Niekro tossed a sixDennis Lamp his t.hird loss in hitter in beating the Reds for hitter and tied Lew Burdette the 11th time in 13 career four decisions. as the Braves' winningest In other National League decisions. Ron Cey hom ered right-hander sint'l! the tw-n of for the Dodgers, who took ~ames, Los Angeles beat the ce ntury in pitchi ng Ctnctnna ti , 4-2, Hous ton over fir st place in the NL Atlanta to vi ctory over the edged San Diego, 4-3, St. West. Giants. Niekro's victory was Jj)uis tr immed Mortrea l, 7-2, A."! I ros ~ ~ Padres 3: the 179th of his career . Enos Ca bell drove in two Allanl<l down San Francisco, 3-1, and Pittsburgh nipped runs a nd Mark Lemongello Pirates 2, Mets 1: Don Robmson, a 21}-yeartossed a six-hitter as the New York , 2-1. old r ookie rig ht-hand er, ln American Leag ue Astros nipped the Padres. pitched a five-h itt er for his artton. New York topped Lemongello allowed only one ma jor-league triumph first Baltim or e. 4-3, Detroit earned run - a solo homer by led the Pirates lAl victory and defeated Chicago, 11-4, in 10 Dave Wi nfteld - in going the nver the Mets . innin i.!S. Tr"t::tc:: wh in ped distance for the second time. I was during the 1965 World Series I when he pitched for SPECIAL WIENERS (10 to 12 per lb.) $l 19 1b• PLAY IT SMART: RADIO SHACK HAS OVER 56 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRONICS! HAM (SLICED) ~ A $}29 stgn 1n you r neighbo rhood. DELICACY lb. Look 101 th iS DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Many ol our dealers are offeri ng these or s1milar ba rgains. PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES �I ~ The Datly Senunel,Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Wednesd<ly. Apnl 26. 1978 Jim Kaat stops Cubs, 7 to 0 Globetrotter ace stabbed by wife ' NEW YORK 1UP! 1 -T he wtfe of Meadowlark Lemon, the Harlem Globetrotters' ·clown prmce of basketball." "as held overnight in a :'>e" Y<lfk City jatl on charges she stabbed her husban d with a <te" k knife m front of two po,J! IC(' (lffl l' Cf S. l..t' lll\lii , -l 5, Wi:IS reported tn s:ttisfa ctnry Cl1nd!t10n early tod"' m Bellc·<·ue Hospital. "·twre ht.• wa s taken Tuesda~ ~' l.('ntng wllh <1 stab \\ ollnd m the ba ck Hts 4 1l-~·ear; > lcl wtfe. Willte, mean" h1le , was stht-duled to be a rr at)! ned t o d a ~· 111 \1anhattan Crumna! Court on ftrst-de ~ n.'€' as,ault cha rges. Po!tee said the I .cmons l11·e tn Sierra \' tsta. r\nz .. and they were · uncertatn .nf why the ('1 1Uple Wd S m ~t:''' Yt•rk or th e reaSDn ft>r the stabbtn~ B~ fR ED MrMANE l:Pl Spo •ns Wri1rr The Philadelphia Phillies fall w-e to tr<>de Jmt Kaat this sprtng could tw-n out to be the P<'it('(' satd l.<>m,m. a :!(1. best deal the) ne,·er made . ~t-ar n~ teran of the famous Kaat was given his fi rst Gl obetr otters team. was start of the year Tuesday dr11. mg lll ~1 anhattan at 5:30 rught and all he did wa s stop p.m. and hts wife was the Chicago Cubs on three t.a llgi:i tlng him in another car, hits wh tle ptt chtn g the ran1ming he r rehicle into the Phillies to a 7-ll vtctory. Kaat, back of hts. the major lea gue's Lemon- then spotted police wtn nin gest ac tive pitcher, officers Ri chard Myers and had a no-hitter through five James Boh doherty standing innings en r11ute to his 254t.h on the corner , and pulled ove r big lea gue triumph , which to talk to them. As he got out. pu t him ahead of Urban :>l rs Lemon leaped from her Faber in 23rd place on the allcar and sta bbed Lemon in the time list. back wtth a stea k kn ife. "This is the .kind of game J~ > hce sa td. where I had to key myself The officers helped get down." said Kaat, who posted Lemon to th e htlSpita I. where his fi rst shutout since July of the knife wa ~ removed, and arrested hts wtfe. She was taken to the stcttionhouse, whrre she was char ged and held ol'ernight. l..€mCln, whose rea l first name 1s ME'adow, jomed the 'WPl!'!J LET'S GET GROWING WITH Globetrotters in 19>4 and has appea red all o<-er the world fo r the tea m. clo wrung tn thou~ands 11£ gam es . Hall of Fam e COO PF:HSTO W\ , \ Y >t:Pl ' - Ticket s for the SEED COMPANY tradi t innal Ha ll ~a m e. r1f Fa me which will be played nn August 7 at 2 p.m . 1EST 1 BULK at Doubl ed:" r"> eld anti wtl l ft' atur e the );ew York :O,.I ets and Dt·trnit Tigers. w11l w~ nn -.. alt> <:Jt 9 a .m. ).l a\ 8. Tl('k('ts 11 1 <1 ~ I~ Purchased cit thl' m u~e um or b~ sending <J mat! r1rtler to Coopi!rstov;n GARDEN SEED FROM : PICKENS HARDWARE 7735583 Mason, W. Va. Baseball Comm ntee, Box >90. C><•perstown, '\ .\' . 13326. Ftr st and thtrd base rcsen cd scats are $4.50 each Putf1eld rr !'len ·es a re wa s ;:~s Prl t•v $4.00 and purdwse~ arl' li mited to 10 ll ckets J>' r per son. Mail (l rder ~ r l'qUlt'(' l:ln addit wnal 50 Cl'rtts fnr J)1Stage and h~mdJin ~ and liiiJSf reccn,. ed pn M to \1C.t\ 8 w1ll not be hunnn'll . , O\ 't?r 6 2-3 ear- ntngs Tuesda y night to lea d the Red Sox pa>l the ~1 il waukee Brewers. 4-3 It was Lee 's foun h win witho ut a , loss as Bo~t on continues to pursue fir st- place Det roit in the American l.eague F.ast. Lee . ·who needed 2 1-3 tn· ntngs of shutout reltef bl' Di ck Drago to get the victor);, said. " I "'fa ted my performance tont ght pa ssable." Jun. Rt ce ani!-- Carl , Yastrzem sk1 each drove in a patr of runs to stake Lee "h o join ed Cali fornia 's Frank Tanana and Kansas City 's Paul Spl itt orff as the leagu~·s onl:' four· 51' . LOUIS (UP! II - Police said th ey sto pped Leo n by scoring a pair of runs In Spinks last week because his each of the fi rst two inntngs. car's hea dlights were off , but .~ solo home run by Larry a wi tness to the arrest said Htsle m the sixth tnnin g the poli ce are wrong brought the Bre wers to within "The lights on Soinks's car a run. But after Cecil Cooper singled with two out tn the major game winners - to a 4-{1 lead 16 54 !5 56 !5 56 15 52 13 55 16 68 17 72 15 51 t1 45 Pet. .383 10 .370 10 .357 10 .3 57 18 .346 !9 .345 23 .338 14 .3ll 17 ll3 15 3ll Amer ican Leaqu e G AB H Pet. ' ~. ' Bell Cle Guerro Oak Ba il r Tor Portr , J<C Cbbge , Min 1' 16 23 .<11 16 65 25 385 13 50 19 .380 14 50 19 .380 !6 52 19 .365 Lynn, Bo!> 14 55 20 .364 l .d 44 16 .364 19 83 30 361 Kemp, '1 \ Det Carew., Min Hrlow . Bal Snglln , Bal 1-'- 10 36 13 .361 11 35 12 .343 Home Run s NCJ ti onal League : Monday , LA 8; Ferguson , Hou 5; . · Pitching Most Victorie s National league : John . LA 4 0, Bonham, Cin an d Gr ims· ley . Mil 3-0: Cornejo. NY a nd Forsch. St. L 3·!. Lee , A merica n L eagu e : Bos , Tanana , Cal and Spl ill orft, I<C 4-0; Bi llingham and Hol ler , De l l-0; Kna pp, Ca l 3· 1; Augusf 1ne . Mil ).1. Earned Ru n Avera ge Based on lA in nings pitched Nattonal League : Grims. ley , Mil and Montefusco. SF 1.38 . R Reuschel , Chi 1.4 1: Am e r ic an League : Johnson. Oak 0.41; Heaverlo. Oak 0 95: Palmer . Ba ll !.04: Knapp, Cal 1.33 : Broberg and Keough. Oak !.42. Strikeouts Nat ional lea gue : N ie~ro , All and Richard, Hou 32 ; Ma y. Mll22 : Bonham. (in 21; Zach ry . NY and M ont ef usco , and Winlield, SD 4 _ Am e riun Leagu e : Hobson . Bas, H1sle and Thom as . Mil Cal Am erican League : 48 : Haa>. Mil Knapp, Cal 20. Used Morgan, Ci n, Watson, Hou and Schm idt . Phil 14. Ame ncan League : Hobson , - M!nn 17 ; Cooper and Thomas , BOWLING ~ Stolen Ba ses Hou 9 , Moreno , Pitt 8 , Roys ter , Al l and Driesse n. Cm 7; Gr ifley. Cin 6. Ame ri ca n League: Remy , Bo> . LeFl ore, Del and Norwood, Minn 6; Wi Ison , Th urr.day , April 16 th ru ,l.,pr!l 19th Rig ht ResPrV'ed ro Ltml f OuanfitleS We Gl adl y Acre pt Fed Foo d St amps Monday t hru Fr~d ay 9·00 tH7oo Saturdav 9 :00 9:00 CLOSED SUNDAY S 46 oz . Can .. 65~ KING SIZE Sta nd ings Rigg> Used Cars Roy a l Crown Hattie' s Rec . King Builder s New .York Clothing $219 DISH WASHING liQUID DAWN Bottle eo, 99~ - •,09 25 lb. Bag '4" OPEN PIT BARBECUE ~sAUCE 2! oz. Jar AI All GINOS .~ • Riggs Used Cars 908; Tea m Se r ies Sc r atch EXCI.TING! Tan tal izi ng That 's Joyce' s r opey sandal wt th ank le s trap a nd sky-hig h woo d hee l. s~n s a t i o n a l - Riggs Used Cars 2565; New York Clothing 2546 : Royal W. L. 91 2t 80 31 59 13 50 62 31 81 89' 1 $32.00. Crown /491. Last week ' s f ir st place team shoul d have r ead R iggs Used Cars instead ot Reibel ' s Used Cars (3 -19-781 . ~d se lection o f Joyce Shoes. J~~~~-~--·----------SUCED REGEL PICNIC HAM CAT FOOD • oz. 4 Can s •100 79~ JOWL BACON 2 lb. pkg. JACKSON OR OLD FASHION CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) BOLOGNA lb. $}49 PORK AND BEANS 21 Ol. Cans 3 •100 FRESH COUNTRY EGGS dot 69e -• - Crown 20 14. Team Se r ies w ith Hand icap VAN CAMP PURINA DOG CHOW TIDE 12 oz. r oz . M'lll l 24· 25-26 Team Game w ith Hand icap NINE LIVES ASSORTED l5 So nd w fc M MON HJ I S WIO Fa br ics 876. Wednes day Ear ly Birds AprilS , t978 HAWAIIAN PUNCH Of 9 " Stoak " Middle Upper Block" Pomeroy , Oh io 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon . lhru Thurs. & Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Fri . Closed Sunday lb. rtacme, 0. With Purc ho•• Ca rs 725 ; Royal Crown 'Dottt'Btame :Jth & Pearl French Fries HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. Riggs U>ed Cars 21 60; New York Clothi ng 1033 . Royal Nafiona I League : Cedeno, MASON , W. VA . 773·5554 Ne w Yor k GiM IS - Sig ned defensive end J ack Gr egor y to two one. year contra ciS. New Or leans Tra ded runni ng back Greg Bo yk in to San Francisco lor safety Ra lph McGill. Cle._.el and - Traded punter Tom Sk lad an y to Los Angeles for the Rams' second-o r 'th ird ro und dra fl cho ice i n 1979. Royal Crown 883 ; Ca roli na Bo> 21, Staub. Det 16 : Carew, IALS CO. for 724 . National League : M onday , MA Ac tivated Team Game Scratch - LA 20, Garvey , LA 15: HOG - Rigg> Used Cars 773 ; Riggs Te~~: Runs Ba"ed In M•l 16. Portland wa rd Will ie Norwood 10 repl ac e the in iur ed L loyd Neal F ootball Pau l> ne Field s 600; Melanie Barnett 551; Donna McFarland 549. Leonard . KC 24 ; Goltz , Minn 11; . 5. & ZUSPAN Tuudar Bas ketba ll _ Anniversary Special FREE Ryan . 474. Ind . Senes with Ha ndica p 26 ; 6; Rice. Bo>. Bay lor. Cal , McR ae. KC. Cooper , Mol, Zisk, By Unittd Press Interna tional Carolina Fabrics 29 83 In d . Game Scra tch M arlene Wi l son 186; M elanie BarneH lBO ; Drema Roach t7J. Ind. Game wi th Handi cap Melani e Barn e tt 208 ; Drem a Roclc h 206 ; Marlene Wi lson . Paul in e Fie lds 203. In d . Series Scrat c h Ma r lene Wilson 48 2; Pa ul ine Fiel ds 477 ; Donna Mc Farland !.61 ' SF 30 Ale~~:ander , Oak and Sports transac_tions . Burr ts , Chi 1. 45 ; Za chry , NY Mit llhew1, All , Beach , C1n, S. Henderson, NY, Parker , Pitt NO W ONLY ' K C. Dilone . Oak and Jones, Sea 5. ... 8af1ing Mondy LA Alm on SD Parkr Pll Brroghs Atl Schmdt Ph il Garvy LA Grlly (in Speoer M tr" Vlnlne Mt l parking lot of a fast-food restaurant a t 4 a.m. friday on charges of possession of cocaine and mari juana and driving without a license. The offi cers said they did not recognize Spinks before talking to him , but Taylor also dispu ted U1is statement. Taylor, a storage company em ployee who was in his ear at the parking lot, "said, "Th~y knew who he was be fore they went up to him. I beard ooe of them say , 'Hey, Utere's Leon Spinks."' Ta ylor came forward with his versio n of the story because of an appeal by one of Spinks's lawyers, Forriss D. Elliott. Ha ndbills distributed on the par klng lot during the past weekend asked witnesses to call Elliott with detai ls of the arrest. were on ," Don Tay lor said Tuesday . "O ne of th e poli cemen wa lked up to Spinks as soon as he drove on to the lot and asked him for his driver's license." Sp inks was arrested on the Leader s ON '. Witness says police wrong I based on JS at bats ) .. Nati onal Lea que G AB H. Cey LA 16 60 13 ~ NEW YORK (UP! ) - Nobody 's satisfied anymore. Rick Barry would give anything to play cowboy roles in the movies . Woo dy Alle n would love to play basketba ll. And Robin Yount, with such a rosy baseba ll future in front of him, wants to be a profesSional golfer. Confucius probably was right. He said if you are not content with your lot, then although you own the very world itself, you will still be wretched and miserable. Al 22, skinny, curly-haired Robin Yount doeSn't own the world yet, but he has a pretty good head start. In four seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers, he already has established himself as the American League's brightest young shortstop, and knowing tha t he becomes a free age nt at the end of this !leason, a half dozen other clobs ca n't wail to slatt da ngl ing anywhere from $2 million upward in front of him if he doesn't decide to sign again with Milwaukee . Right now, he·, on the disabled list with a sprained left foot . His replacement, 21-year-<lld Paul Molitor, is doing an excellent all-a round job even though he has only one season in Class A ball behind him , but Yount doosn' t haue too much to wor ry about. The Brewers will find some place for him when he comes bac k in 10 days or so. That 's not the problem. What concerns the Brewers is that Robin Yount is seriously thinking of chucking the whole thing, giving up baseba ll completely, in favor of his first love, golf. This isn 't any overnight whim with Yount. He never was that crazy about playing professional baseball in the first place and went into it primarily at the urging of his parents. Rob in Yount has been kicking around the idea of giving up baseball lAl become a pro golfer for some time and what has him considering the switch even more is a an offer from a group·in California to sponsor him for two years. The last time I checked, Yount was a two-hand ica p golfer. Even if he's playing scratch golf now, I think he doesn 't really know wbat he 's gettin g inw if he decides to forget all about baseball and tries to make any kind of living competing against the likes of Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Hubie Green. He should Wl lk 1o Kenny Harrelson about it sometime. The Hawk .lried the same thing, leaving the Cleveland Ind ians in the middle of 1971 for a four-year crack at the golf tour , by the end of which time about all he had left was his nine iron. " I'd love to wlk to him about it if he wants to, but I won 't unless he comes over and asks me for my opinion ,'' says Harrelson , who doe s the color for the Red Sox games on TV now . "I know just how tough it is for him to make a decision on whether to give up baseball for goli ." Harrelson was getting $100,000 with th e Indians. Playing golf, he made $511,000 over four yea rs, or Sl 2, >00 a year. "What Robin has to undersw nd is that it's easy to shoot little numbers when you go out wi th friends, " Harrelson says . "The fairways are 80 yards wide , there's no rough to speak of and yo u ca n shoo t a 68. When you're in a tournament, though , and you're out there trying to make a living, you fi nd the fairways are only 30 feel wide, there's rough all around you, the green.s are faste r and harder and suddenly !bat 68 gets to be a 75. wmmng run for New York. Jim Beattie, making his first major-league start , allowed only fi ve hits in 6 1-3 inn ings for the vi dory. Angels 3, Ma riners 0: Chri s Knapp and Dave La Roc he combined on a seven-hitter a nd roo kie Ca rn ey Lan sfor d doubled t wice to drive in a pair of runs and set up a thi rd in Cali fomi1!'s win over Seattle. A's &-4, Twins 3-3: Mi guel Dilone 's r unscoring single in the bottom of the 14t h inning gave the A's a sweep of their doubleheader with Minnesota after Ga ry Alexand er 's two- r un homer had given Oakland the open ing-ga me vidory. seventh, Drago relieved l-"e shutout relief earned him the and blanked the Brewers the win. rest of the way to eam his Rangers 4, Royals 1: Mtke Hargrove and Richie seco nd save of the seaso n. Zisk ripped firs t-innin g In other America n League home r s and F erg uson ga mes. Det roit ove rca me Je nkins fired a four-hitter to Chicago, 8-4 . in 10 innings, give Texas a victory over Texas stopped Kansas City, 4Kansas Cit\' . 1, Cleveland edged Toronto, 6-5, New Yor k downe d India ns 6, Blue Jay s 5: Paul Da de hit his first Baltimore , 4- 3, Californ ia ea reer grand-slam homer in shut out Seattle. 3-11, and the fourth inning to spark Oakland swept Minnesota, >· Cleveland . Way ne Garland :1. and 4-3 in 14 innings . gave up five runs on seven Tigers 8, While Sox 4: hits and lasted fiv e innings to Rusty Staub belt ed a threeev en his records at 2-2. ru n homer with 1wo out ln the Yankees I, Orioles 3: lOth inmng to give him fiv e J im Spencer's !OOt h ca reer RB I and ca rry fir st-place Detroit over Chicago. John home run, a solo shot in the Hille r 's 4 1-3 inn ings of ni nth i nn i n~. proved to be the Ma jor League Leader s Un ited Pr ess Interna tional , By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Editor tnrhw nc.; By MARK FRIEDMA~ LPI Sports Writer Boston Red Sox pitcher Bill l.<>e. who has never been accused of discrediting the theory that all southpaws a re cr az~· - ytelded only tw o • - Sport Parade Lee records fourth triumph ea rned runs tiJt Aug . 7 OHIO 1976. " l Kansas Ci ty, 4-1. Cleveland Cardinals 7, Expos 2: Th e Ca rdin als fired edged . Torooto, 6-5, Boston Minnesota I." bea t Milwaukee, 4-3, Man ager Vern Rapp , but not The Ph illies supported California bla nked Seattle, 3- until after the club beat the Kaat with 10 hits, including 0, and Oa kl a nd down ed Expos behind the seven-hit Greg LU2.inski's th ird homer . Minneso ta, >-3, then 4-3 in 14 pitching of John Urrea and sna pped the Expos' fiveof the year . Garry Maddox inn ings. game winning streak. drove in two runs for . Dlidgers 4, Reds 2: Tommy Joh n pitched a six- Bra,•es 3, Giants 1: Ph iladelphia, which handed Phil Niekro tossed a sixDennis Lamp his t.hird loss in hitter in beating the Reds for hitter and tied Lew Burdette the 11th time in 13 career four decisions. as the Braves' winningest In other National League decisions. Ron Cey hom ered right-hander sint'l! the tw-n of for the Dodgers, who took ~ames, Los Angeles beat the ce ntury in pitchi ng Ctnctnna ti , 4-2, Hous ton over fir st place in the NL Atlanta to vi ctory over the edged San Diego, 4-3, St. West. Giants. Niekro's victory was Jj)uis tr immed Mortrea l, 7-2, A."! I ros ~ ~ Padres 3: the 179th of his career . Enos Ca bell drove in two Allanl<l down San Francisco, 3-1, and Pittsburgh nipped runs a nd Mark Lemongello Pirates 2, Mets 1: Don Robmson, a 21}-yeartossed a six-hitter as the New York , 2-1. old r ookie rig ht-hand er, ln American Leag ue Astros nipped the Padres. pitched a five-h itt er for his artton. New York topped Lemongello allowed only one ma jor-league triumph first Baltim or e. 4-3, Detroit earned run - a solo homer by led the Pirates lAl victory and defeated Chicago, 11-4, in 10 Dave Wi nfteld - in going the nver the Mets . innin i.!S. Tr"t::tc:: wh in ped distance for the second time. I was during the 1965 World Series I when he pitched for SPECIAL WIENERS (10 to 12 per lb.) $l 19 1b• PLAY IT SMART: RADIO SHACK HAS OVER 56 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRONICS! HAM (SLICED) ~ A $}29 stgn 1n you r neighbo rhood. DELICACY lb. Look 101 th iS DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Many ol our dealers are offeri ng these or s1milar ba rgains. PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES �••• ·~,_'"'''""''~····"s;;;;; ·Friends--peoll/e_ from all of us to M0 M !Tid!Ch the \.Hrlh rn on J! u l Beaut1tul sh le ) w tttor 1 to 6 cn~a1en s t,v ~ o• gran dchriOren Come ",1 w~ see the r <.Hl oa nt c J•O r <, 0 ' ol 12b rrttl ~t a r~ '"'' oM O,Mo&~ Society 's coneern for to-d<ly's se.nior citizens has dil'· I ate d a v a r 1e I y of ~on~ rnment-spunsored .scr\'Ices for the aged. and one "·tur h Is benefitmg not unl} those served but the ones ser· ving is ca ll ed "Senior Fncnds." Seni or Friends IS a prog r~m of senior l'ilizens befriendi n ~ senior crtizens. Ntnl' Mei gs County senior cttizens currently enrol led as Senior Fri nds' dest' rib<• tl as a prog rarn of .. g.aining through gtv rng." As expressed by Wilma Sargent , acl1ve Since the beginni ng of the program in Aug 1976. "il ts educalmg and preparing me lo accept wltateve!' life ha s to offer 1n the future... Understandin g and com· passion for the plrysically ami menllilly handicapped are es.senlial qualities for those enrolled 111 the prog ;am wluch is administered by Jan Anniversary Special FREE French Fries With Purch'ose Of Q ' Steak Sondw 1ch . . ,..,l M0 "< ~~e'flelers 111 E. Mtln, PomtrOY run WI D )& . J~ - :10 AI Ali GINOS North up or the Ml'lg.s M~nt.al Health Center. Senior F'nends currently has a l'hcnt loe:td or 15 ~t the !It hens Mental H eal !~ Cenler, stx at Arcadta Nursmg Home a\ Coulvtlle, 19 al Pirwcrest Co111'alesce nl Ce nt er in Getllipolis. aml 13 nwn and women residing in thei r homesiritheMeigscummunily. Similiar prugnuns will bt.> or~ a ni zed lh1s yea r in Gallia and Jackson Counties by Mrs. Northup. As explamed by the coor·dinalor, Semor Friend.> has a lwtrfold purpose. It employs ol der people and tl provides a service to men ami women who fmd themselves nJStitult onal•zed or home· bound for diabil ily reaso ns. 'llre pay is $2.65 an hour with a travel allowanl'l' of 1i cenL< a mile. Fundtng is through the Mental Heullh and Relar· dalton Board 648. Tille XX . Ea ch wc>ek lhe Senior Friends spe•ld four hours on Monday and five hours on Wednesda y at the Athens Menta l Hea lth Ce nter. three hours on Monday al lhe Ar· c..:~d ia N ursm~ Horne, and four lrours on Thursdays al Pinec reSt. They lra\'c ltn car· pools to cui down on ex· penses Work al Ihe Athens fa cilit y IS 111 the geri atrics building With ~ad1 Senior Frien d visiti ng t h reL~Ir four ass igned clteniS for a period of from 15 lo 30 minutes' and then ~ecompanying them to acltv il\' ther~py where everyont· does "his own thing." Each person is encouraged to JXirtidpate in .sum~ type of 'hand work which varies from crorhcti'ng, embroidering. making articles such as beads, bracelets, neck lal'eS. leather lct eing. rnHLTetme, rera 1fik We crafUi , or just cu lling pitlures uut . or ma gaz ine s w 1t h the ass1.slance of a Senior Friend. Al Athens all paltents are permitted to attend the class even though they are not from the Gallia·Jackson· Meigs Mental Health Distril'l. For lhosc clients not able lu participate in th e craft dasses, the Senior l'riends offer companionship for a time, perhaps by silting beside them, taking them for short rides down the corridor in lheir wheelchairs, writing letters, reading, or juslltsten· mg . Al Arcadia after some per· sonal attention lo each of the asstgned clients, a craft class 1.s held for the women with holiday decorations, jewelry Ooxes, e~g carton flowers. and doll door slops being ~ few of the m~ny things made. For the men, there is a game period with horseshoe. marbles. ~ nd bowling. All of the patients are encouraged to participate. Al Pincuest similiar pre>jects are offered lo lhe pa· tienL' to occupy their time and minds. Reports are writ· CWhdll help you '.f" 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middlepoft-Pom~roy, 0., Wednesday, April26 , 1978 ~~:!¥\r((>':!:-~:>::::: : ::>:::: : : : : : : : ~: :<<lAA'!I.'(.:lAA:;~<;;:,-:::;;~:~ ··--·-----·-~~~~~-------------------------------------------------., helping people ten un the cunt.act with eal:h client weekly and all Senior Friends participate in a plan· ning :session with the courdJnalur each Thursday morn· ing. In their efforts to mak e life a li llie more enjoyable for their cli enl~ , the Senior Friends take them on picnics. Lo county fai rS, 0 11 s hoppin ~ trips, and to parties. For their conununity run- t;u.; t.s. trips \~o· hCrc rnrlca ge is jlllid is lim it ed lu necessw·y shopping ur doctor's \'J SiL~. For ~cv c t'H I of the sernor fr iends, dui lv c o n tt~cls " •·e make by tcleP twne wtth t ilL' II' clients who many lnncs " just ncedsomeonclollll ktu." The Senior Friends ttre rwt without some trC:tim ng fu r tlw rule they pcrfortn. Thl'rt have been work shops. scrninetrs. etll !-iorls Df <> rw d ~il meetings on topil:s concerning I he problems of the elder· ly along wilh visi L> lo mental hospitals and nu rsing hot;es. Andl ht• program he r~" CX · Jli:IIH.hng. Mrs. Northup is inlerviewing now for four new positions. Tilere arc no in· rumc guidelines. All nine now irwulvcd pli:ln to contin uci ndefinitelyoruntil hea lth or fa mily prublen" mtcrvc ru.· EHch urw h<ts ~ Helen Help · ~::: maxirn wn of 20 hours for wtuch they canbe paid each week. Many work more. · The group's enthusiam and comrnilmenl i~ perhaps best exp re~<ed by one Senior friend Zetta Ritchie of Long . ' Bottom "To see lhese people's faces lighl up when we walk in makes all the lime and ef. fort wo rthwhil e." ii ...., ,.. •• SENIOR FRIENDS - Ja n Northup, seated center, IS coordinator for the Mental Health Ce nlc•·'s Senior Friends program . Enrolled as Senior Friends tu·e seated. left to right, Wilma Sar·gent, Middleport ; Jewel M. Well'h, Pomeroy ; (Mrs. Northup ), Norbe•·t Neutzling. Pomero)': Polly Cramer Uniform is wrinkled POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Would you ask the readers if they know or any way to remove wrinkles fr om while polyester uniforijls . They seem lo be in mine forever. I have tried rewashing and drying, spraying and ironi ng but nothing has worked . C.L.I. DEAR C.L.I. - Have you tried using a pressing cloth wrung out of a solution of hall white vinegar and water'! I am sure the readers will be writing us of th eir ex· perlences with such uniforms and we will pass them on to you.- POLLY . nora I arra n ~enrenls . One day I put one in 1:1 glass and m· so rted my recipe t•ard in the fork slit. Following the red pe placed al alm ost eye level made my day bnght er an d easier. - MA RY A. DEAH POLLY To keep your spoo l of thread from tu rning on th e ~ew tn g machine cut a one and one· quarter inch circle of fell and mak e a hole in the cente r. Put a few drops of glue on lhc bottom and slide down on the spool holde1· on the machtne. Cut elbow patches out of double kmtl o gu on sweaters. Mak e them the sa me size as Westinghouse Heavy Duty 18 lb. Capacity 1Agitator Washer with - - Knil Fabric Cycle Ohio Valley Bank G"l l1pOI 15 Ohro Memct>r r o•c The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank •I ... By Helen Bottel * :;~ ~ Karen Blaker Ph.D. se lec tions Post-abortion blues 0 Five·posi tion waier saver with "Re·selecl " setling Ftve -posttton water lemperalure co nlrol in cl ud•ng 3 Permanent Press sellings Bleach d•spense• Doub le·Acllon washing Porcela•n enamel lop and lid linl i•lle r and reci rculation system Lock 'n Spin'"' Safety Lid Fabric softener dispenser (optiona l accessory; , Bac ked by Nat io nw ide Su re Se rv •ce Attended Anniversary HARTFORD, W. Va. - A. ,K.. (Mac) McClung, father of Attorney Keith McClung, also attended the 5oth wedding aMiversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foley at Kingwood, W. Va. on Saturday. Attorney McClung is the son·ln·law of Mr. and Mrs.' Folex, Store Hours: Mon.·Sat. 8.am·10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 29, 1978 Complete Your Flatware Set Now- Promotion Ends 4/30/78 SPECif\L WASHER-DRYER $489~~1R • sure. serv1ce /' • • fRiES By Karen Blaker, Pb.D DEAR DR. BLAKER Angle and I have been close friend s since grammar school. , We even lived together when we went away lo college . Last year, after graduating, we .loo k. jobs in the same accounting firm. Two mo nth s ago, everything change d. It started wh en Angie got pregnant. She was very upset and asked me to make th e arrangements for th e abortion. I made the appointment and took her to the clinic - even though she refused to tell me what had happened. After the abortion , she got very depressed. She was always away from th e apartment. 1 was worried but finally gave up on her. Last week she suddenly left town without telling anyone where she wa s going. I feel so guilty about the way 1 acted. l should have been a better friend . Why doesn't she want ' to be my friend anymore' DEAR READER - Angie may still want to be your friend. But she may be in· vol ved in something either too embarrassing or too dangerous to tell even you. Or her withdrawn behavior and sudden departure may be due to a depression brought on by the abortion. "Post· abortion blues" Is a common phenomenon. Why do women gel depressed after an abortion ? Besides the hormonal changes, the depression is most often due to feelings of loss. Some women react to lhe actual loss of the baby (" ll would have been ni ce,. although unrealistic, to have a child ."). Others react more lo the loss of the pregnancy (" ! have never felt so womanl y." ). Adding to the feelings of depression is the anger most women feel upon discovering the need for an abortion. They may be angry at their doctor, their contraceptives ur the father of the baby. But because they feel guilty about their own responsibility for the "mistake, " they tum the anger in on themselves. The depression gets worse. You will probably hear from Angie agairr. ,But while she is away, comfort yourself with the knowledge thai you did your best lo help her prepare for the abortion . Coming to terms with one's feeling before the operation is the best way to prevent post· abortion blues . Yuu also offered the more tangible support of makin g the arrangements and ac· companying her to the clinic. You also might use this time to re·evaluate the mutual dependency you and Angie have established over the years. Have you been close lo the exclusion of all other people? If so, this may be your chance to begin to make new friends . Your loneliness will give you the strength to reach out to others. Write to Dr . Blaker In 'care of this newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, Ra-dio City Station, New York, N. 10019. Volume of mall prohibits personal replies, but questions of general interest will be discussed in future columns. y: • be on forgiveness by Lou Brown, regional dii'Cl'tor, praise in the lltbernacle by Dorothy Buchanana, past president of Ohio area; and intercession by Jail Brust, Dayton Intercessory Prayer chairman. Main speaker at the retreat will be Evelyn Carte, D. D. who iB known for her prayer experiences of healing. - 119 CHUCK ROAST. ••••••••L~ .•• BUCKET $}59 CUBE STEAK •••••••••• ~s~.. · SUPERIOR FRANKIE WIENERS ••••••••• .t:.o;.p:~·. 7 ¢ $}39 PORK CHOPS••••••••••l!·•• CENTER CUT LOIN $}49 PORK CHOPS ••••••••• ;~ •• $ COUNTRY STYLE 09 SAUSAGE •••••••••••••• ;~ •• FRESH TOMATOES. •••••••••••• ~s~ ' ' FLAVORITE lB. MARGARINE •••••••••••• CHEF BOY ARDEE DAWN LIQUID DETERGENT•••••••••.•!2•~L. eFROZEN P111A •••••••••• PURINA ~ DOG Spring retreat slated A spring retreat to be held at Miami University at Ox· ford May 19, 20 and 21 has been announced by the area Women 's Aglow Fellowship. Reservations for the retrea)are to be made before May 15 aod more Information on this can be obi.Bined from Edwina Scott 992.J718or Joan Edwards, 992-3929. The retreat workshops will $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS DEAR HELEN : You probably won't print this bull hope you do. ll's the other side of the picture . I 'm 26, the molher of twins, not very happily married because lam in love with my father . My mother died when I was 15. I'm an only child. When I was 18, we realized we'd always loved each other, but Dad waited until I was an adult before we started our affair . l wanted a baby; he talked me into marrying so 1 could have children . Today f'm very lonely without the man I consider my · real husband. I've never felt guilty morally or spiritua lly. My father w6uld die for me, and f for him, and we meet secretly whenever we can, which isn 'l oflen. The law says we 're dead wrong, but I feel so rig ht when I'm with him. I wish it could be for always and so does he' Must we be condemned for being· IN LOVE' DEAR IN LOVE : I printed your letter because it's far from the first , and points up again that incestuous love can.. sometimes be deep, long·lasti ng, and · to participants· some how right. Bul society tenns it wrong. What more can I say' ·H. CHOICES APRIL 24, 25, 26 h(_• pn1d tnle rcHt flt thP nnnunl rule of f)!TJ,.. IeM t hree mon ths for the tJmt: t.he principal WAR on deposit . Us DOES HIS WIFE DESERVE SPANKING? DEAR HELEN: I'm against wife beating, but is it wrong to give your 25-yearold wife a spanking? She never keeps the house neat. We have two children and I'm always picking up after them. I'm tired of being her male maid. If she's going to act like a 12year-old, then why shouldn't I treat her like one'. P.A.C. DEAR P .A.C.: Do these initials sta nd for "Pretty Apparent Chauvinist'" Look, !ella, your wife cares for two young children. If you can't pick up after them occasionally wilhoul thinking of yourself as a "male maid," you deserve the spanking · as in "longue lashing" by yours lruly - H. Model LA49 .J•g 18·1b. ca pacity 0 Heavy Dull Spiral Ram, Agitator- lor big wash toads Knitlabric cy cl e Three agilallonispin speed ~hmlNCH •On time dcpoHiLR. rc,ulntio m~ rc<ruire thAt there be a n intere!!t pe n»lt y if tht= principal il'! withdraw n before maturity. Holde r will ~ :~~ CENTER CUT RIB ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL And , in add ition to all this .. . mon th ly or quarterly income ... paid on one, two, three, four or si x yea r certifi cate interest compound ed daily. ln lercsl payable month ly if you desire o n cer tificates wilh face a moun t of $5,000.00 or more. ,, and Eliwbclh Clay, Long Bottom: and slltnding, Lula Hw nplon. Pomeroy; Zella Ritchie, Long Bottom ; Vida Gree n. ltoulc I. Vinton ; Pa rnltiffl e, sec retary for lhe prtr gram , Oli ver Smith, Pome roy , Houle 3 and Lawrence Stewart, Houle :l. Pome roy. the suede ones. \Urn a snutll hem down around lhe edges DEAR POLLY - Before and stitch around twice. 'l11ey using any spoon for do not get hard like the suede medication, test its capa city on es nor reel stiff when worn . with a measurin g spoon . - MRS. f' .l..A. Polly will sen d you one of Some hold on ly one·half teaspoon of liquid and others her sig ned lhank ·yo u three·fourths. Proper dosage newspaper coupon clippers if is import ant for any she uses your fav orite medi cine. Pointer, Peeve , Problem in My Pet Peev e is ap· her column. Write POLLY 's proaching a dou ble glass door POINTEHS in ca re of this to a business firm and newspaper. pushing hard only to find thai one is locked . - MONA DEAR POLLY - I have worked as a grocery stocker. Do tell lhe lady who would like to get pricing marks off her kitchen counter thai I have gotten this ink on my clothes and I use hair spray on it, then wash in hot water. I have heard of using milk but have never tried it. - D.A.K. DEAR POLLY - My Pointer is for those who ha ve little ones just learning lo feed themselves. We have shag carpeting in our dining when you buy the 9 inch, room . Rather than isolate the little one in the kitchen so as Steak Sandwich! to save the carpet f put an old Q l"o' • t ender pu,.a b••' • t ••k ••ndwh:l h , w lt: l"l •IIcea t;om•to, · plastic tablecloth under the arl •p l•tt~o~ o•, •nd onion on • b•k•d gald•n brown l t •U•n bun . hJgh chair. Oc ourse, the high chair gets messy from top to bottom but! just stick it in the shower and let the water run POINT on il for a few minutes. This MASON softens aU the goop so It wipes PlEASANT off easily. I· dry the chair 773-5536 675-1812 while it Is still In the shower. - R.S. DEAR POLLY - 1 hated to throw away those plastic forks that hol d name plates in -- , That's righ t! $1 ,000.00 or 899,000.00 you double your original inve~tme nl in nine years a nd 4:1 uays, earn ing an annual pe rcentage rate of 7.50 ~( with an effective ann ual yield of 7.90 ~~, provided all daily compou nded interest is all owed t o accumulate ove r the full maturit y of the agreement. • We call it our DOUBLE VALUE CE RTIFI CATE. {j~; I DEAR HELEN : I married my husband without knowing his family history. One brother committed suicide. His dad wus an aleoholic and so is Tony, but he's been dry for four years. His sister was in a mental institution 10 years and was released to Tony who promised to take care of her. If she's nol screaming at me, she's a zombie on downers. Tony is retired from the Army at 45 and won't look for another job. He sleeps all dlly, goes 'to A.A. meetings, and then stays up all night watching TV. We haven't had sex since his sister showed up here. Oh yes, there 's another brother who is a little strange. Tony wants him to move in too ,~ ... : ':' We've been married two yea rs:'! stopped loving him when he told me I had to take whatever his family handed out as l was ·'only his wife ." I've got the offer of a good job in Colorado. What should I do' · UNDECIDED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE DEAR UN : Take it and run ! · H. POLLY'S POINTERS in a little over 9 years? -,i LB. 13 1h oz. Foo 0••••••••••••••• lf2 GAL ICE CREAM •••••••••••••• 5 lB. BAG L COUPO N NABISCO ILAVORITE IUM SALTINES ULATED 3/$lw;c _c o u PO N 5lB. BORDENS ELSIE j 79¢ COUP ON CO UPON KOOLAID REGULAR PACKAGES W/C 12/$1 W/C Limitl Per Customer Good On I" at Powell's April29, 1978 Offer Exp' MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. . $399 W/C Umi11 Pe r Custome r Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires April29, 1978 \ �••• ·~,_'"'''""''~····"s;;;;; ·Friends--peoll/e_ from all of us to M0 M !Tid!Ch the \.Hrlh rn on J! u l Beaut1tul sh le ) w tttor 1 to 6 cn~a1en s t,v ~ o• gran dchriOren Come ",1 w~ see the r <.Hl oa nt c J•O r <, 0 ' ol 12b rrttl ~t a r~ '"'' oM O,Mo&~ Society 's coneern for to-d<ly's se.nior citizens has dil'· I ate d a v a r 1e I y of ~on~ rnment-spunsored .scr\'Ices for the aged. and one "·tur h Is benefitmg not unl} those served but the ones ser· ving is ca ll ed "Senior Fncnds." Seni or Friends IS a prog r~m of senior l'ilizens befriendi n ~ senior crtizens. Ntnl' Mei gs County senior cttizens currently enrol led as Senior Fri nds' dest' rib<• tl as a prog rarn of .. g.aining through gtv rng." As expressed by Wilma Sargent , acl1ve Since the beginni ng of the program in Aug 1976. "il ts educalmg and preparing me lo accept wltateve!' life ha s to offer 1n the future... Understandin g and com· passion for the plrysically ami menllilly handicapped are es.senlial qualities for those enrolled 111 the prog ;am wluch is administered by Jan Anniversary Special FREE French Fries With Purch'ose Of Q ' Steak Sondw 1ch . . ,..,l M0 "< ~~e'flelers 111 E. Mtln, PomtrOY run WI D )& . J~ - :10 AI Ali GINOS North up or the Ml'lg.s M~nt.al Health Center. Senior F'nends currently has a l'hcnt loe:td or 15 ~t the !It hens Mental H eal !~ Cenler, stx at Arcadta Nursmg Home a\ Coulvtlle, 19 al Pirwcrest Co111'alesce nl Ce nt er in Getllipolis. aml 13 nwn and women residing in thei r homesiritheMeigscummunily. Similiar prugnuns will bt.> or~ a ni zed lh1s yea r in Gallia and Jackson Counties by Mrs. Northup. As explamed by the coor·dinalor, Semor Friend.> has a lwtrfold purpose. It employs ol der people and tl provides a service to men ami women who fmd themselves nJStitult onal•zed or home· bound for diabil ily reaso ns. 'llre pay is $2.65 an hour with a travel allowanl'l' of 1i cenL< a mile. Fundtng is through the Mental Heullh and Relar· dalton Board 648. Tille XX . Ea ch wc>ek lhe Senior Friends spe•ld four hours on Monday and five hours on Wednesda y at the Athens Menta l Hea lth Ce nter. three hours on Monday al lhe Ar· c..:~d ia N ursm~ Horne, and four lrours on Thursdays al Pinec reSt. They lra\'c ltn car· pools to cui down on ex· penses Work al Ihe Athens fa cilit y IS 111 the geri atrics building With ~ad1 Senior Frien d visiti ng t h reL~Ir four ass igned clteniS for a period of from 15 lo 30 minutes' and then ~ecompanying them to acltv il\' ther~py where everyont· does "his own thing." Each person is encouraged to JXirtidpate in .sum~ type of 'hand work which varies from crorhcti'ng, embroidering. making articles such as beads, bracelets, neck lal'eS. leather lct eing. rnHLTetme, rera 1fik We crafUi , or just cu lling pitlures uut . or ma gaz ine s w 1t h the ass1.slance of a Senior Friend. Al Athens all paltents are permitted to attend the class even though they are not from the Gallia·Jackson· Meigs Mental Health Distril'l. For lhosc clients not able lu participate in th e craft dasses, the Senior l'riends offer companionship for a time, perhaps by silting beside them, taking them for short rides down the corridor in lheir wheelchairs, writing letters, reading, or juslltsten· mg . Al Arcadia after some per· sonal attention lo each of the asstgned clients, a craft class 1.s held for the women with holiday decorations, jewelry Ooxes, e~g carton flowers. and doll door slops being ~ few of the m~ny things made. For the men, there is a game period with horseshoe. marbles. ~ nd bowling. All of the patients are encouraged to participate. Al Pincuest similiar pre>jects are offered lo lhe pa· tienL' to occupy their time and minds. Reports are writ· CWhdll help you '.f" 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middlepoft-Pom~roy, 0., Wednesday, April26 , 1978 ~~:!¥\r((>':!:-~:>::::: : ::>:::: : : : : : : : ~: :<<lAA'!I.'(.:lAA:;~<;;:,-:::;;~:~ ··--·-----·-~~~~~-------------------------------------------------., helping people ten un the cunt.act with eal:h client weekly and all Senior Friends participate in a plan· ning :session with the courdJnalur each Thursday morn· ing. In their efforts to mak e life a li llie more enjoyable for their cli enl~ , the Senior Friends take them on picnics. Lo county fai rS, 0 11 s hoppin ~ trips, and to parties. For their conununity run- t;u.; t.s. trips \~o· hCrc rnrlca ge is jlllid is lim it ed lu necessw·y shopping ur doctor's \'J SiL~. For ~cv c t'H I of the sernor fr iends, dui lv c o n tt~cls " •·e make by tcleP twne wtth t ilL' II' clients who many lnncs " just ncedsomeonclollll ktu." The Senior Friends ttre rwt without some trC:tim ng fu r tlw rule they pcrfortn. Thl'rt have been work shops. scrninetrs. etll !-iorls Df <> rw d ~il meetings on topil:s concerning I he problems of the elder· ly along wilh visi L> lo mental hospitals and nu rsing hot;es. Andl ht• program he r~" CX · Jli:IIH.hng. Mrs. Northup is inlerviewing now for four new positions. Tilere arc no in· rumc guidelines. All nine now irwulvcd pli:ln to contin uci ndefinitelyoruntil hea lth or fa mily prublen" mtcrvc ru.· EHch urw h<ts ~ Helen Help · ~::: maxirn wn of 20 hours for wtuch they canbe paid each week. Many work more. · The group's enthusiam and comrnilmenl i~ perhaps best exp re~<ed by one Senior friend Zetta Ritchie of Long . ' Bottom "To see lhese people's faces lighl up when we walk in makes all the lime and ef. fort wo rthwhil e." ii ...., ,.. •• SENIOR FRIENDS - Ja n Northup, seated center, IS coordinator for the Mental Health Ce nlc•·'s Senior Friends program . Enrolled as Senior Friends tu·e seated. left to right, Wilma Sar·gent, Middleport ; Jewel M. Well'h, Pomeroy ; (Mrs. Northup ), Norbe•·t Neutzling. Pomero)': Polly Cramer Uniform is wrinkled POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Would you ask the readers if they know or any way to remove wrinkles fr om while polyester uniforijls . They seem lo be in mine forever. I have tried rewashing and drying, spraying and ironi ng but nothing has worked . C.L.I. DEAR C.L.I. - Have you tried using a pressing cloth wrung out of a solution of hall white vinegar and water'! I am sure the readers will be writing us of th eir ex· perlences with such uniforms and we will pass them on to you.- POLLY . nora I arra n ~enrenls . One day I put one in 1:1 glass and m· so rted my recipe t•ard in the fork slit. Following the red pe placed al alm ost eye level made my day bnght er an d easier. - MA RY A. DEAH POLLY To keep your spoo l of thread from tu rning on th e ~ew tn g machine cut a one and one· quarter inch circle of fell and mak e a hole in the cente r. Put a few drops of glue on lhc bottom and slide down on the spool holde1· on the machtne. Cut elbow patches out of double kmtl o gu on sweaters. Mak e them the sa me size as Westinghouse Heavy Duty 18 lb. Capacity 1Agitator Washer with - - Knil Fabric Cycle Ohio Valley Bank G"l l1pOI 15 Ohro Memct>r r o•c The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank •I ... By Helen Bottel * :;~ ~ Karen Blaker Ph.D. se lec tions Post-abortion blues 0 Five·posi tion waier saver with "Re·selecl " setling Ftve -posttton water lemperalure co nlrol in cl ud•ng 3 Permanent Press sellings Bleach d•spense• Doub le·Acllon washing Porcela•n enamel lop and lid linl i•lle r and reci rculation system Lock 'n Spin'"' Safety Lid Fabric softener dispenser (optiona l accessory; , Bac ked by Nat io nw ide Su re Se rv •ce Attended Anniversary HARTFORD, W. Va. - A. ,K.. (Mac) McClung, father of Attorney Keith McClung, also attended the 5oth wedding aMiversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foley at Kingwood, W. Va. on Saturday. Attorney McClung is the son·ln·law of Mr. and Mrs.' Folex, Store Hours: Mon.·Sat. 8.am·10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 29, 1978 Complete Your Flatware Set Now- Promotion Ends 4/30/78 SPECif\L WASHER-DRYER $489~~1R • sure. serv1ce /' • • fRiES By Karen Blaker, Pb.D DEAR DR. BLAKER Angle and I have been close friend s since grammar school. , We even lived together when we went away lo college . Last year, after graduating, we .loo k. jobs in the same accounting firm. Two mo nth s ago, everything change d. It started wh en Angie got pregnant. She was very upset and asked me to make th e arrangements for th e abortion. I made the appointment and took her to the clinic - even though she refused to tell me what had happened. After the abortion , she got very depressed. She was always away from th e apartment. 1 was worried but finally gave up on her. Last week she suddenly left town without telling anyone where she wa s going. I feel so guilty about the way 1 acted. l should have been a better friend . Why doesn't she want ' to be my friend anymore' DEAR READER - Angie may still want to be your friend. But she may be in· vol ved in something either too embarrassing or too dangerous to tell even you. Or her withdrawn behavior and sudden departure may be due to a depression brought on by the abortion. "Post· abortion blues" Is a common phenomenon. Why do women gel depressed after an abortion ? Besides the hormonal changes, the depression is most often due to feelings of loss. Some women react to lhe actual loss of the baby (" ll would have been ni ce,. although unrealistic, to have a child ."). Others react more lo the loss of the pregnancy (" ! have never felt so womanl y." ). Adding to the feelings of depression is the anger most women feel upon discovering the need for an abortion. They may be angry at their doctor, their contraceptives ur the father of the baby. But because they feel guilty about their own responsibility for the "mistake, " they tum the anger in on themselves. The depression gets worse. You will probably hear from Angie agairr. ,But while she is away, comfort yourself with the knowledge thai you did your best lo help her prepare for the abortion . Coming to terms with one's feeling before the operation is the best way to prevent post· abortion blues . Yuu also offered the more tangible support of makin g the arrangements and ac· companying her to the clinic. You also might use this time to re·evaluate the mutual dependency you and Angie have established over the years. Have you been close lo the exclusion of all other people? If so, this may be your chance to begin to make new friends . Your loneliness will give you the strength to reach out to others. Write to Dr . Blaker In 'care of this newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, Ra-dio City Station, New York, N. 10019. Volume of mall prohibits personal replies, but questions of general interest will be discussed in future columns. y: • be on forgiveness by Lou Brown, regional dii'Cl'tor, praise in the lltbernacle by Dorothy Buchanana, past president of Ohio area; and intercession by Jail Brust, Dayton Intercessory Prayer chairman. Main speaker at the retreat will be Evelyn Carte, D. D. who iB known for her prayer experiences of healing. - 119 CHUCK ROAST. ••••••••L~ .•• BUCKET $}59 CUBE STEAK •••••••••• ~s~.. · SUPERIOR FRANKIE WIENERS ••••••••• .t:.o;.p:~·. 7 ¢ $}39 PORK CHOPS••••••••••l!·•• CENTER CUT LOIN $}49 PORK CHOPS ••••••••• ;~ •• $ COUNTRY STYLE 09 SAUSAGE •••••••••••••• ;~ •• FRESH TOMATOES. •••••••••••• ~s~ ' ' FLAVORITE lB. MARGARINE •••••••••••• CHEF BOY ARDEE DAWN LIQUID DETERGENT•••••••••.•!2•~L. eFROZEN P111A •••••••••• PURINA ~ DOG Spring retreat slated A spring retreat to be held at Miami University at Ox· ford May 19, 20 and 21 has been announced by the area Women 's Aglow Fellowship. Reservations for the retrea)are to be made before May 15 aod more Information on this can be obi.Bined from Edwina Scott 992.J718or Joan Edwards, 992-3929. The retreat workshops will $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS DEAR HELEN : You probably won't print this bull hope you do. ll's the other side of the picture . I 'm 26, the molher of twins, not very happily married because lam in love with my father . My mother died when I was 15. I'm an only child. When I was 18, we realized we'd always loved each other, but Dad waited until I was an adult before we started our affair . l wanted a baby; he talked me into marrying so 1 could have children . Today f'm very lonely without the man I consider my · real husband. I've never felt guilty morally or spiritua lly. My father w6uld die for me, and f for him, and we meet secretly whenever we can, which isn 'l oflen. The law says we 're dead wrong, but I feel so rig ht when I'm with him. I wish it could be for always and so does he' Must we be condemned for being· IN LOVE' DEAR IN LOVE : I printed your letter because it's far from the first , and points up again that incestuous love can.. sometimes be deep, long·lasti ng, and · to participants· some how right. Bul society tenns it wrong. What more can I say' ·H. CHOICES APRIL 24, 25, 26 h(_• pn1d tnle rcHt flt thP nnnunl rule of f)!TJ,.. IeM t hree mon ths for the tJmt: t.he principal WAR on deposit . Us DOES HIS WIFE DESERVE SPANKING? DEAR HELEN: I'm against wife beating, but is it wrong to give your 25-yearold wife a spanking? She never keeps the house neat. We have two children and I'm always picking up after them. I'm tired of being her male maid. If she's going to act like a 12year-old, then why shouldn't I treat her like one'. P.A.C. DEAR P .A.C.: Do these initials sta nd for "Pretty Apparent Chauvinist'" Look, !ella, your wife cares for two young children. If you can't pick up after them occasionally wilhoul thinking of yourself as a "male maid," you deserve the spanking · as in "longue lashing" by yours lruly - H. Model LA49 .J•g 18·1b. ca pacity 0 Heavy Dull Spiral Ram, Agitator- lor big wash toads Knitlabric cy cl e Three agilallonispin speed ~hmlNCH •On time dcpoHiLR. rc,ulntio m~ rc<ruire thAt there be a n intere!!t pe n»lt y if tht= principal il'! withdraw n before maturity. Holde r will ~ :~~ CENTER CUT RIB ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL And , in add ition to all this .. . mon th ly or quarterly income ... paid on one, two, three, four or si x yea r certifi cate interest compound ed daily. ln lercsl payable month ly if you desire o n cer tificates wilh face a moun t of $5,000.00 or more. ,, and Eliwbclh Clay, Long Bottom: and slltnding, Lula Hw nplon. Pomeroy; Zella Ritchie, Long Bottom ; Vida Gree n. ltoulc I. Vinton ; Pa rnltiffl e, sec retary for lhe prtr gram , Oli ver Smith, Pome roy , Houle 3 and Lawrence Stewart, Houle :l. Pome roy. the suede ones. \Urn a snutll hem down around lhe edges DEAR POLLY - Before and stitch around twice. 'l11ey using any spoon for do not get hard like the suede medication, test its capa city on es nor reel stiff when worn . with a measurin g spoon . - MRS. f' .l..A. Polly will sen d you one of Some hold on ly one·half teaspoon of liquid and others her sig ned lhank ·yo u three·fourths. Proper dosage newspaper coupon clippers if is import ant for any she uses your fav orite medi cine. Pointer, Peeve , Problem in My Pet Peev e is ap· her column. Write POLLY 's proaching a dou ble glass door POINTEHS in ca re of this to a business firm and newspaper. pushing hard only to find thai one is locked . - MONA DEAR POLLY - I have worked as a grocery stocker. Do tell lhe lady who would like to get pricing marks off her kitchen counter thai I have gotten this ink on my clothes and I use hair spray on it, then wash in hot water. I have heard of using milk but have never tried it. - D.A.K. DEAR POLLY - My Pointer is for those who ha ve little ones just learning lo feed themselves. We have shag carpeting in our dining when you buy the 9 inch, room . Rather than isolate the little one in the kitchen so as Steak Sandwich! to save the carpet f put an old Q l"o' • t ender pu,.a b••' • t ••k ••ndwh:l h , w lt: l"l •IIcea t;om•to, · plastic tablecloth under the arl •p l•tt~o~ o•, •nd onion on • b•k•d gald•n brown l t •U•n bun . hJgh chair. Oc ourse, the high chair gets messy from top to bottom but! just stick it in the shower and let the water run POINT on il for a few minutes. This MASON softens aU the goop so It wipes PlEASANT off easily. I· dry the chair 773-5536 675-1812 while it Is still In the shower. - R.S. DEAR POLLY - 1 hated to throw away those plastic forks that hol d name plates in -- , That's righ t! $1 ,000.00 or 899,000.00 you double your original inve~tme nl in nine years a nd 4:1 uays, earn ing an annual pe rcentage rate of 7.50 ~( with an effective ann ual yield of 7.90 ~~, provided all daily compou nded interest is all owed t o accumulate ove r the full maturit y of the agreement. • We call it our DOUBLE VALUE CE RTIFI CATE. {j~; I DEAR HELEN : I married my husband without knowing his family history. One brother committed suicide. His dad wus an aleoholic and so is Tony, but he's been dry for four years. His sister was in a mental institution 10 years and was released to Tony who promised to take care of her. If she's nol screaming at me, she's a zombie on downers. Tony is retired from the Army at 45 and won't look for another job. He sleeps all dlly, goes 'to A.A. meetings, and then stays up all night watching TV. We haven't had sex since his sister showed up here. Oh yes, there 's another brother who is a little strange. Tony wants him to move in too ,~ ... : ':' We've been married two yea rs:'! stopped loving him when he told me I had to take whatever his family handed out as l was ·'only his wife ." I've got the offer of a good job in Colorado. What should I do' · UNDECIDED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE DEAR UN : Take it and run ! · H. POLLY'S POINTERS in a little over 9 years? -,i LB. 13 1h oz. Foo 0••••••••••••••• lf2 GAL ICE CREAM •••••••••••••• 5 lB. BAG L COUPO N NABISCO ILAVORITE IUM SALTINES ULATED 3/$lw;c _c o u PO N 5lB. BORDENS ELSIE j 79¢ COUP ON CO UPON KOOLAID REGULAR PACKAGES W/C 12/$1 W/C Limitl Per Customer Good On I" at Powell's April29, 1978 Offer Exp' MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. . $399 W/C Umi11 Pe r Custome r Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires April29, 1978 \ �' '' 8- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wi>dnesday, Apri\26. 1978 - Mrs ..Titus hosts garden clu~ meet1ng Garden Club of the Athens cupcakes, and potato chips planned during MondHy home of Mrs. JHmes Titus. to plant , will be served by the conunitnight 's meeting of the The club will provide facilit y Rutland Garden Club at the flowers for the Good . Lock Refresluncnts of sandwiches, tee, Mrs.. Eugene Atkins, Mrs. Robert Canaday, Mrs. Harry Williamson, Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, Mrs. Carl Denison, and Mrs. Vietor Nelson. .During the bus iness meeting the club also decided to . provide flow er arrangements fur the Rutland Alwnm Association banquet. 224 FIRST STREET e PHONE: 130 4 ) 6?!i-2 4 60 A letter was read from Mrs. Charles Kuhl, regional direcFUlL CMIIF Jloinl:Jlluoout, ~- ;lla.. zsssa tor. announ cing the regional HEATING OIL & OH Ml i ll liiC meeting for May 20 at Royal Odk Park. A feature of the day will be a picnic with Dear Homeowner: members being asked to tHke I. would like to take this opportunity to tell you that when 75 percent of the either a vegetable or a salad. energy in a house is expended on heating , and only 25 percent on appliances. th en Mrs. Kuhl also asked that the dub have a spring porch sale heating becomes a major factor in conservation . and give the proceeds to the rorticulture fw1d and the Average home owners are probably not aware of the real energy thie ves in . Wright Estate. Members their homes . Most people ha ve been instructed by the government to do th1ngs voted to have the sa le at the like turn down thermos tats , insulate, use less appliances. use cold water for nexlmeeting. washing clothes, and so on . These are all commendable efforts. but many of the Mrs. Pearl Wtle reported on the tulip beds in Rutland. most important areas are overlooked m the zeal to cut down and conserve. 'l11~re was a letter from Mrs. Robert Reibel. former Near the top of the list is hot water . Most people are not aware of the fact that member of the club. Mrs. 15 per cent of the entire hou sehold e ne rgy is used to prov1de lhe hot wat er needs James Nicholson told of the of the a verage fa mily. That merits taking a good. hard look at the hot. water county meeting held at the Pomeroy Library attended system a nd see ing if it is doing the best JOb for the money. For example. by herse lf , Mrs. Chris Diehl, electricity costs twice as muc h as oil for hea tmg hot water. And an oil wa ter and Mrs. Ralph Turner. The hea ter heats hot water 5 tim es fa ster than electnctty . Other fact s could be the president thanked members size of the hot water hea te r or boile r and whether it needs to be d eaned or for arrangements for the updated . Grange banquet. A report was given on the April II tour at the home of Most people just assume that if the heating bill is too high. the?. the best thin g Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Will. to do is a dd insulation . Of course , ins ulation 1s a good tdea . and a \liSe mvestment Mrs . Will !Hiked about the 10 too . but oftentimes , more dollars can be sa ved by upgradmg an meffJcJ e nt divisions of narcissus and heating system . shuwedseveralinher gardcn including the white ice foll ies, tink crbell , th e R · 0. Th e hea ting plant might need a reall y good cleaning and tun e-up . If it's an oi l llackhouse, peeping tom , system , s iml y modernizi ng it wit h a new flame retentiOn burner or ~ new bl~e Irish luck, Music Hall, Mow1t ria me burner can cut fuel consumption from 15 percent to 30 percent · In actu,I l Huo<l, and Sweetness. She dollars that could mean hundreds of dollars saved eac h yea r . presented each member an arrangement of narcissus followi ng the tour . In the Conse rving e nergy is of vita l importance to most people. but jus t as group were Mrs. Turner, important are creature comfort~ : Mos t oeople want a mce. 9u1et , comfortab~e Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Diehl , home to Jive without huge heatmg b1lls . A consu ltatiOn w1t h a professwnal Mrs . Dayton Parsons, Mrs. hea ting expert from City Ice & Fuel Co. could . be the bes t adv1ce for all Williamson, Mrs . Carl co nce rned . because most of the costs m he at1ng are ca used by Simple Denison, Mrs. C. E. Bishop defici c iencies and dirty sys tems. l would like you to look a t the facts about ml and Mrs. Erlewine. For devotions Mrs. Titus heat in the advertisement below . · SINCERELY reH d scripture. Members gave te crec'l and coiled in w1i" '" and for roll ca ll / ~=;i':=~'...-j--j-~~r7L--...? members named their / //''~ favorite wild flower . 'rhere was a thank you note from l__.../ / ~------~---------- / Mary Hendricks, treasu rer, and from Mrs . PHul Winn for fl o wer ~ during he r hospitalization. For the program, Mrs. Williamson talked about easy flowers to grow. She mention"'' the celosia red fox which she said makes beautiful dried or cut flowers, the Calif or nia po pp y, the ma rigold and zinnia . She also spoke of the Blue Jay petunia, a midseason flower. especially attractive when used with pinks, yellows and white. "Consider the Toad ·and How It Works In Your Garden" was given by Mrs. Hoy Snowden. She sa id that toads eat cabbage wonns. moths, crickcts <.:utworms, flies and spiders. In October they bury under lhe mulch and 111 the spnng awaken. She sa id that although toads do RUTLAND-A therapy pn>gi'Hm at the Athens Mental Health Center on May 9 was Heil :s [Extc00 -·---~--~·-''1' through Sunday, 7:30 p.m. each even in g with Rev . Chester Lemley speaking. Special music and public invited . FRIDAY ' UNITED Mine Workers Supporters ·ctub Friday 10 WEDNESDAY OHIO VALLEY Com- a.m. at Miners Relief mandery 24. Knights rem- building, High St. , Midplar, ;1ated ('oncla ve, 7:30 dleport. Anyon e wishing p.m. Wednesda y: All Sir additional information are asked to call 992-1>163. Knights invited. POMEROY . MIDDLE- SHADE RIVER Lodge 453, PO R1' 1.lOllS · c, 1, u B , F&AM, Chesler , meeting 7: 30 Wedncsay Wednesda y noon p.m. t' riday with work in the at the Meigs Inn . EA and FC degrees; ail MIDDLEPORT Literary Master Masons invited. Club. 2 p.m. at the home of ANNUAL BAKE sale of Mrs. Forest with reviews by Fo rest Run Methodis t Mrs. Rodney Downing and Church, Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 Mrs. Arthur Strauss. p.m. at Dale C. Warner In· soranee Agency, W. Main St. , AMERi t;;ti N l.l':GION Aux- Pomeroy. iliary, Feeney-Bennett Post WEEKEND revival , 128, 7:30p.m.at the hall. Friday th rough Sunday, 7:30 . AME RICAN LEGION . p.m. each evening at Fc'Cney-Bennctt Post 128, 7:30 Freedom Gospel Mission . at the hall. Bald Knob, with Rev. L. R. FREE CERV ICAL Cancer Glo esenca mp speaking ; Clinic for Meigs area woman, Good News Singers of Wednesday aft ernoon at Washington C. H. featured Heath Un it ed Methodist Saturday ev enin g: public Church . For appointment call invited 992·7531 daily or 992-5832 REVIVAL AT Long Bottom evenings or weekend. United Meth odist Church, THURSDAY Thursday throu gh Sunday, MEIGS County Women 7:30 p.m . and special music Fellowship Thursday 7:30 each eve ning. Ches ter p.m. at Rutland Church of Lemiey, Vinton, evangeUst, Christ. and public invited. FREE CLOTHING day at SATURDAY The Salvation Army, But- OPEN HOUSE 4 to 7 p.m. ternut Ave ., IO a.m . to 12 noon Saturday at Pomeroy Fire Thursday . All area residents Station to mark $30,000 mortin need of clothing are gage burning ceremony at welcome. 6:30 p.m. Occasion to comMIDDLEPORT CUB Scout memorate paying off of Pack 245 meeting scheduled $30,000 mortgage by firem en for Thursday evening has on their headquarters. Light been cancelled. refreshments and public ·sPE CIA L MEETING, invited. Bosworth Council 46, Roya l and Select Masters, 7: 30p.m. HOSTS CLUB Thursday ; work in the Roya l Mr> . Eva Dessa uer hosted Master and Select Masters Degrees. a meeting of the Third Friday RIVERVI EW Garden Club Clu b at her home last week . at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bill WaL~o n wa s a guest. Mrs. Ronald Cowdery with Members held a silent aucMrs. Tom Spencer and Mrs. tion. Games were played with Okey Con nolly as co- prizes going to the winners. hostesses. For the program . Next meeting will be at the Mrs. David Chadwe ll and home of Mrs. Eula Odegard. Mrs. Roy Hannum will teach the members to make a macrame hangmg plant er. I Social 0 IQUI~MI111 v/ - Wrong. Wrong. ' City Ice & Fuel Will Loan A 1,000 I I Calendar I .I OHIO NURSES Ass n., Southern Hill s Di stri ct. regular meeting, 7.30 p.m. Thursday aJ Mt. St. Mary's Hospita l. Film strip "Process for People" and Shirley Patel. hostess. All regi;1ercd nu r~cs invited. REV IVAL beg inn ing Thursday at Long Bottom United Method ist Church Gallon Tank On All New Construction Wrong. .Wrong. nut live in wCJ ter as frogs do' Five wrong ideas you pr~bably have about heating homes. WRONG IDEA #7: If's eas1er ro msrarr an erecrnc hear pump than 11 1s to mstall oJ/ hear FACT: Thousands of 011 h€Jt marketers are prepared to won.. w1th builders and heat1ng con tractors to arrange lor 1nstalla11on of complete com f011 systems qu1ckly ~nd expenly WRONG IDEA 112: It costs much tess to mstall an elecrnc neat pump than to 1nsrall 011hear and convenlfonal M condn1omng FACT: The cost d1Herent1al.s very s1 1ght- 1n scme cases 1! actually costs less to 1nstall 011 heat, 011 hot water and mechan1cal a~r cond1l10n1ng And when you Install 011heat and oil hot water plus conventional a~r cond1t10n1nQ. you get properly SIZed comfort systems lor warm or cold weather, not a "comprom ise" a!l-lnone heallng -a~r cond1I10n1ng co mb1n~l10n WRONG IDEA 113: We re runnmg out of 011. FACT: 011 w1ll be our most available fue l well 1nto the neKI century Each year more 0111s discovered than 1s consumed Natural gas. on the other hand. 1S·1n penlously short supply and electric 1ndustry scurces are predict1ng sho rtages of power generating capacity w1th1n the next four yeaiS WRONG IDEA #4: Other forms of heat are cleaner than olf. FACT: No other form of heat is cleaner than.oil heat. ")jl ~ 1rnl:l 1n 'l c:oo':liM ,....,.Ham nor \Mith r.n l" nnP t"'nP.nina· WE 'RE . ABOUT the ch1mney W1th an oil heat system. noth1ng en ters liVIn g quarters but good clean heal (NOTE: Electnc genera ling plants account lor more than half of all the non-tra nsportatiOn alf pollut1on produced 1n Amenca- more than all the homes and all the other 1ndustnes comb1ned ) WRONG IDEA 115: Electnc Heat pumps save money and energy. FACT: Any k1nd of electnc heat costs more to operate than modern 011 heat The operating cost differential IS w1dened dramatically when added to the cost advantage that Oil-fueled domestiC hot water holds over electnc water heat1ng. Electnc heat IS 1neff 1C1ent· 1t wastes fuel; 11wastes money. These are only afew ol the wrong Ideas you probably have about oil heal. Why not gel all the facts from a local 011 heat ma~eter . Take your cho1ce from the many listed 1n the Yellow Pages under "Oils-Fuels" MODERN OIL HEAT: . They can spend more on the house if they sodnd I~ on the heat. -.. they need water to keep their skins from drying out, and for reproduction. They ca n live for 40 years if properly cared for , she concluded . Mrs. Russell Little gave ga rden lips for May sug· gesting I hal now is the !ime to s!Hrt tender annuals and evergreens. She told how to disbod peonies Hnd how to choose annuals to be started in the garden . "Spring Nosta lgia" was the theme of the home flower show judged by Mrs. Titus. Mrs. Turner received a blue ribbon, and others exhibi ting were Mrs. Nic holson, . Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Diehl, Mrs. Canaday, and Mrs. Pauline Atkins. Mrs. Harry William· S<Jn won the door prize providl-d by Mrs. Winn. Hefreslunents were servl'<l by Mrs . Titus and Mrs. Atkins. Gucsll were Mrs. Howard Thoma , president of the f'ernwoud Ga rden Club, Mrs. Fran k Halliday, Mrs. Norma Lee, and Mrs. Norman Will of the Star Garden Club. French Fries With Purcha se Of 9' .. MEETING SET Mrs. Thomas Bentz, presi- .. dent of the Church Women· . , United of Meigs County, has , announced a planning com- ,, miltee meeting for Friday ... afternoon at I :30 p.m. at , Trinity Church, Pomeroy. for Ma y Fellowship Day to be observed on May 5. " SEEN AND HEARD ·· Mr. and Mrs. Robert ·" Sisson, Hobbie, John and·' Melissa were in Waverly Sun· ·' day to visit C. H. Wise, Jr., ;.. godfather of the three children. TWELFTH ANNUAL S()utheast Ohio ~RADED BULL SALE . I In the heart of the cow country) 1 Saturday, May 6, 1978 1 :00 P .M . Guernsey County Fairgrounds • . Old wash inyton, Ohio • •• l h is sa l e Is to r the co mmerc i al fe ed cal l producer who wants to improve the we ight and gra de ot h1S nex t c~ tt cro p. An bu l l~ are r egis t ered and All nul ls selling w ill grad e choi ce or b ett er and will be o t breed ing age . All bul ls will be we ighed and Qr 1lded on Sa turda y, May 6. ;tl 9 00 AM . by Gll ll Long , and 0 1c k Smi! h , The Oh10 State Un1vers i t y . 1 nd ividuat heallh paper s l urnr'>hed lu nch w ill be ser . . ed sa It day )lea k Sandw tch MDI'! ! UI \ WIP w r ite tor tree c.atalog : Oscar Share , Secretary , Gu erns ey -Noble Fetd•r cattle A uGc 1ation. Route 4, Bo x SH , cam bridge , Oh io 4312S . API Il '2•· 25 ·'26 AI All GINOS Phone 742-2100 FRENCH CITY BOILED HAM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~:~~~. $1.09 By pc.•••••••• lb ~ '1 •25 CASING BOLOGNA •••••••••••••s~~c.e~•••••••• ~~·. •1.35 PARKAY MARGARINE~. 69~ GREEN CABBAGE .. ., .., 19 NEW COTTAGE CHEESE ...... 89 ~ ~ 6 oz . Pkg. RED RADISHES .,.2/25~ 5 ••••••••• ~randmother . GINO$ KEEPSAKE ~e;;~ngbe%t: t~~r~~~e~~i~:: ~~~ ~~:~iar.ep:,~~~ ~~tee~~neWi~~st"n~"t~~~~~: . lO"xl 2" ~,<>,··::~ 0 • I [ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR!-':~~ ..................~~~•. 97' )' 11 oz . BORDEN EMORA ••••••••••••••• ! •••••••••••••••••••• ~:~.97* : Postage , Smaller $2.00 Plus Postage v· Send Your Clippings , Pay Later 1 ........................................................... ] ~---------- Kroger Fri~d COMPAII SAVINGS ... ......,... .....AI.., c,.... ......_ ..,......... ,.. ...................... __,__...__ ._ ... ~ ............... -w.,nc.. _,..._,Mteot..._.leniJM4 ._, . - l ......lfllel{ ...... .,..,. .. ~ • ~tci 10 1M flitd>l~ --.:·c :,rou- ;;;;;;.-..,;;;,.;,-; ............ MW, ._ . - - ...,.., .,._,~ ................ Still'•. ••ctOI •• .,. ao rur~ ou1 ur ., ..,...., CfiOoet ot • ,~..,. Dl. 11 011 COf'Y-.n ltft-l. . I(IOQII CO. IT'IIIII AICl N1CU DOOD WNOAY ANN. UTMIUU.TVIOA'f~H . lf711N M 11N1V1 f ill tiOMf TO liMIT QUMmlll, NOM iOlO lO DIAlHS. 11'141~_, 11., S~t«tau Anilible IR Stores !11th Deh O.putment's Fresh "'I r..., .,.,l,bl• 1t•$• ! 2•1b. Ch1cken .... Kroger Salad . Quart. Dress•ng Jar VAC PAK Whole Ke Kroger Corn ........... .... ... Kroger Peanut Butter ......:.... $ 12-DI, Cant Kroger White Bread ... Gal.$ --·--- ""'-· Barn-O· Clorox Liquid Bleach FRESH FIISH lb. HOII y fAIMS , U.S .D.A. INSPECTED GIADI A Frying Chicken Thighs ..... lb. SEIVE 'N' SAVE All VAIIETIES Sliced Luncheon 1. 1b. Meat ................. Pltg. . ... ~ -··- ,. ,. $ '20-oz. Lvs. Lowfat Milk 11'*- .. Picnic Pork Roast suc1~ 11. .,. ~\ Hi Nu 2% ~t.AVG. Strawberry 9•1nch Pie ........ :.......... . IOUNDTOP 09 c:OIII--'· ~--------------~· Z'P-J I Slate FROZEN I·III . CMI llfnllleyd died llle MVerlly Ill lbe pill wiDter u • llllliJw Iader Ill eaalal IUIY OldoaDI 10 hiCDr la1Je tiel* te allllly cemaaln. "We WOIIId btpe tllalallllUY ~IUDen u 1*11ble cu benefit !rem the )11'011'1111," be aald. 1 1 Addr ess 1I 1I n - - - - -- - - 1 · 1Y Kroger Pork 'N' Beans COLUMBUS (UPI) -A 30-dlly erteaalon, 10 Jue 1, bat beea asked by !be Office t1 die COIIIIUDer'a C..el 11 a deiHIUoe for a federal JWOII'IIm belplnc uiDlty eu1tomen p1y wiDter beallal COlli. The ccamlllllly Servlee~ Admlalltntloa aDocaled flU IIIIUloa 1o Oblo under die EDergy Emercency Alalltaace Prop'llil, 'IJbJtb aella May I deadllae. ''Oir plrtlcular CODeml Ia tllat IIWl)' Ill tbale "lei'* uy lOt be aware allbe avallabllhy rl EEAP .... befare 1be May I +Milne." lllld Wllllam A. llpralleJ,Ibe BERT Cli~~~n5~' ~~~o~~~~~lly I Name ""''' " · 30-day extension asked N ESCAFE COFFEE•••••••••••••••••••••• :::•. $4.79 28 oz. B • • UP TO Ohio General Assem c!r- 10 oz. INSTANT 'TEEN QUEEN TOMATOES •••••••••••••• ~:~•• 59' 5 presented were Norma n Will . Harold Rice, and Lorry Well. Refreshments were served by Luuise, Adri~. Judy, Juan und l~ rry Well. B. S. LAM You Cs 1 Depend On .K ra.•r $ SOLO FOAM CUPS .••••••••••••••••·.s:.;~~~! . 2/Sgc Self Ri sing or ! lJ f ~ California Strawberrits KOOL AID ................... :!'.~~:::r. 6/5gc 33 oz . COUNTRY TIME LEMONADE ••••••••• ~;~. s1.1~ .5 oz . VIENNA SAUSAGE ••••••••••••• ~~ •• ~~!~.~'!. 2/69' JUMBO Roll sgc . BOUNTY TOWELS. I.:............·.............. · onMt'::;, have been ordered . They are to •-- ·'elivered before the June"" 8u inspection . A rummage sale was also announced for Ma y :l, 4 and 5 at Uw . Each Chicken . Red or Golden DeII • Apples ............. Each oz . lb. the bill will grant tax exemptions of 25 to . associate patron; Harold 1110 percent on real and Rice, Ruth. sentinel, and Louise personal property taxes for Well, Members gave up to 15 years or on the pledge of allegiancc 'and corporation franchise taxes sang "Alnerica... for up to eight years, whichever a qualifying industry chooses. However, the industry applying for the tax break will have to be located ln a city drawing at least I percent of the state's welfare allocations. This limits the program to 14 or 15 cities, according to sponsors. ~~he;:;~eke~~ b~~~~n:h~~~ stai;. written, 8 Anniversary Special FREE p · urner recetves 25 year . tn rr Refuses 10 Concur lo H11111e Amendments Am. Sub. SB liill, Speck. Improves collection of awards by smailclalmscourts,o-31. IIMSIDWASHINGTON Billl Paued SB ~. Valiquette. Eliminates generic references in the workers' compensation law. 31~. Am. Sub. HB 1062, Baumann. Provides additional calami· CIOUS ty days for schools. 30-3. . Am. Sub. HB 1145, Bawnann. !Wqui~es persons applymg for original appointment to a police or f1re department to be free from cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases. 32-1 . Sub. SB 254, Hall. Provides tax incentives for ins.tallaUon of solar or wind heating or cooling systems and for bwlding msulaUon material. 32-1. ~ . Sub. SB :!re, Bowen. Provides tax incentives or busmesses that locate in areas of chronic unemployment. 31-1. Am Sub liB 356 Coole Creates a Diislon of Conswner Finan~ and: a Division of Credit Unions in the Commerce Department. 32-G. · SB 444, Butts. Prohibits payment of fire insurance c18.Iml in excess of $5,00D until taxes, assessments and demolition Clllts are paid. 32-'1. Am. Sub. liB 218, Fries.. Waives under certain cumstances the requirement that territories seeklng to Incorporate receive the approval of all mW1lclpalilies Within three mJies of the territory, 26-6. 7 oz. SON BORN S. Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond A. Norris are announcing the birth of a son, April 8, in Germany . . The baby weighed seven pounds, two ounces ~ nd has been nmnl-d Jason Allen. Sgt. and Mrs . Norris have , another son , Mark Anthony, 10 months old. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norris, Albany, and maternal ~randpa rents arc . Mr. and Mrs.Dearl Porter, Pomeroy. Mrs. Ethel Cla1·k of Albany is a great- blocked in the House. A spokesman for the . Rhodes admmistralion said the governor is ''pleased" with Senate passage of the measure, and indicated· attempts will be made to broaden the tax exemptions in the House. However, House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, said it will be after the June primary before any serious committee work begins on the bill in that chamber . Mrs. ~. 13 oz. Chef Boy ar dee •••• ~~~·.~~~~~}l.lOeach I number of new jobs created, •:ities," sai d Jackson, eligibility is subject to annual pointing out that the program review and in no case can the could qualify Ohio for number of jobs drop below additional aid under the original empl oyment Presi dent Ca rter 's $8.3 billi on figure . federal urban rehabilitati on "This will give industries plan . an opportunity to help Tile lon e opponent was Sen. rrench Fries Mrs. Anna Turner of the Masonic Temple in Mid· co mmon it i e s wi t h R. Kin sey Milleson , D· With Pu rchOse Wilkesville Chapter was a dleport. On Ma y 3 there will unemployment problems," Freeport. Milleson said he Of 9 '' Sleok T t't' ai''Obe a bake sa le. said Sen. William F. Bowen, voted against the bill beca use Sandw ich guest. wo pe I wns were , D c· 1.' 0., Wf O .· a · .• 'th · 'tat' Glo Rig"s and Bertie · ~n c innati, a cosponso r "I've got a phi losophica l 11 reau, a1ong w1 an 1nv1 · wn b . h APm H 25· 26 tolhcAprJ'lJOgoldcnwcdding W)•att were reported ill. Sun- Wit Sen. AI All about tax o,., tanM. d. Morns Jackson, problem · f G ·' si ·ne pa>e was Helen "''eve 11 abatement . I've just got a bad anmversary u eurge anu " s will demonstrate fee ling about it. '' 1''>UI·se King. Also read was Johnson. There was a solo by Oh'" Thi an invitation to the wedding Jane Wise entitled " Lonel y 10·s comm 1·1ment 1o 1., s r--"'"":-~~-------------'j"------------, of Ellen Rice. Voices'' ·'' I In spections at Vall ey Past niatrons presented ~··· 1 I Chapt e r , Ma c ks bur g, were Berni ce Hoffm11n . " c•~ 1 I 3088 0 Briar II Guysville, New Matamoras. Ava nell George. Lois Pauley, .~._,, ~·.~ 1 Ridge Road Cheste rh ill, Evangeline, Pauline Atkin s, Sharon ~~ ,•\., 1 . LANGSVILLE , OHIO I Rein e rs v illc , Lowell, .Jewell, Grace Wilson, Slellu </'0 ~ Wants to Preserve I I 45741 • "• 1 PI t' Your Alnesville, and Wilkesville Atkins, Amber Warner, Betty " ,b'~~· ,, •" n as IC 1 < l How Many. Send a I were announced. Bishop , Marjori e Hi ce, ~.- ,.t>'>' \ .~,, Favon·t e Newspaper 1 Clipp1ng For Each. I SENATE Bills IDtrodu<ed SB 485 Van Meter. Include! reductions in taxes after they have been ~ertified for collection in determining the reduction factor for tax equlllzaUon. . . . SB 486, Van Meter. Prevents persons mdtcted for certam crimes to hold public office pending the outcome of the charges. Concun In House Ameodmenll Am. Sub. SB 421 , Roberto. Sets maximwn weight limits for semitrailer dwnp trucks. ~. . Sub. SB 239, Celebrezze. Extends the types of msurance or coverage that coUnties can provtde for ofbcers and employees. HOME MADE HAM SALAD •••••••.•••••••1.b;. 99' BROUGHTONS 24 oz . Democrats have resisted 1n addition , the industry the industrial tax incentives will have to demonstrate that bill for more than a year, it will hire a minimum complaining it would be a number of new workers, at "giveaway." But senators rrom urban areas with high . .1. unemployment finally ad- . vanced•it as a potential job producer . HARRISONVILLE-A 25The Democratic senators seemed satisfied that they year pin was presented to Mrs. Grace Turner at a rehad limited the tax cent meeting of Harrisonville abatement to industries Chapter, Order of the which actually ·provide new Eastern Star, held at the jobs in areas of high Masonic Temple. unemployment. Pt . to . th e bill ' the Mrs. Presentation was made Jor passmg Pauline Atkins afterby. senators closed loopholes Mrs. Turner has . been which might have allowed d . d ·d 1 · th presente 111 the west an m ustr es to receive e tax taken to the east for a breaks ·by hiring a minimal welcome. number of employees, or by t k' h . operations . Mrs. S e11 a At ms, wort y 1rotn one movmg . th ll'Ultron, and Larry Well, worlocation to another withm e thy patron, presided at the 91~ . Prices Effective Thru Sat., April 29th FRENCH CITY l~ast 2tl percent of whom must reside in the area of must come off the high unemployment. unemployment compensation The size of the tax break is rolls, and 60 perce nt of them graduated according to the cOLUMBUS (UPI) Separate bills granting long. term tax abatement to industries which expand to Inner cities and create jobs, and authorizing eight extra makeup-free days for weather-related school closings have received topheayy approval from the ' Ohio Senate. The . industrial tax Incentives bill , a major . pr iorItyoI the admini strat1on of Gov. James A. Rhodes for three years, was forwarded loth H seTu d 31 e ou es ay on a • I vole. closing hill, dThe dschool 'th a opte WI emergency priority on a 31).;! vote, was sent back to the House for . dm concurrence f th chm amen ents. he One o e anges was t COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Here is a glance at activity Tuesday in the Ohio General Asembly : . HOUSE Bills IDirodu<ed HB 1249, Maddux. Increases to $2,500 the amount a subdivision ca n spend wthout certification that suffic1ent funds exist. HB 1250, R. James. Permits the Director of Transportation to lower speed limlts on certain stale routes within municipalities without a prior investigation. , HB 1251, Wilkowski. Eliminates mandatory sentences for certain felonies . Cooeun lo Senate Amendments Am . HB 1145, S. Brown . Requires the licensing of auction businesses . n -15. Am . Sub. HB 605, Fries. Prohibits tampering with utility meters. 86-1. Am . Sub. HB 908, Lancione. Provides for protection of en· dangered species of wildlplants. 71-17. Am. HB 728, Stinziano. Increases penalties lor unlaw{ul possession of dangerous weapons and broadens the def1m11on of dangerous ordnance. 87~ • BIIIJ Passed Sub. HB 1127, Brooks . Specifies that a will or trust agreement pertaining to the payment of taxes shall not provide for payment of taxes imposed by the Internal Revenue. Code unless the agreement uses the wods "generalion sktpptng transfer lax." ~. . AM . HB SI4, Betts. Allows state universities to mdemnily trustees and other officials. 63-25. Sub. HB 1131, Mayer. Permits county coroners to remove pituitary glands during an autopsy. iMHJ. Am . SB 422, Roberto. Adopls substance of temporary regulation dealing with state chartered building and loans. 20 Angu s 6 Charotais 4S Polled H ere ford 4 ShOrthOrn dw ~ rttr ee 'i~~""";J;;t;;-~nt .bills get top-heavy Senate 0 K activity at a glance Selling 75 Bulls RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Wrong. 1 Anniversary Special FREE DATE MARKED The 80th birthday of Mrs. Iva Howell was celebrated over the weekend at the Rutland home of her son·lll· law and daughter, Mr. a~d Mrs. Harvey Ertewine. Jom· ing the family for the celebr~- ~ , tion were Mr. ana Mrs. David " Eskew, Candi , AmY• and · Beth, Newark, and Mrs. • Lewis Hussell of Mt. Alto, W· ... va. who spent two weeks here ,, with her sister. , ., 99 \ �' '' 8- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wi>dnesday, Apri\26. 1978 - Mrs ..Titus hosts garden clu~ meet1ng Garden Club of the Athens cupcakes, and potato chips planned during MondHy home of Mrs. JHmes Titus. to plant , will be served by the conunitnight 's meeting of the The club will provide facilit y Rutland Garden Club at the flowers for the Good . Lock Refresluncnts of sandwiches, tee, Mrs.. Eugene Atkins, Mrs. Robert Canaday, Mrs. Harry Williamson, Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, Mrs. Carl Denison, and Mrs. Vietor Nelson. .During the bus iness meeting the club also decided to . provide flow er arrangements fur the Rutland Alwnm Association banquet. 224 FIRST STREET e PHONE: 130 4 ) 6?!i-2 4 60 A letter was read from Mrs. Charles Kuhl, regional direcFUlL CMIIF Jloinl:Jlluoout, ~- ;lla.. zsssa tor. announ cing the regional HEATING OIL & OH Ml i ll liiC meeting for May 20 at Royal Odk Park. A feature of the day will be a picnic with Dear Homeowner: members being asked to tHke I. would like to take this opportunity to tell you that when 75 percent of the either a vegetable or a salad. energy in a house is expended on heating , and only 25 percent on appliances. th en Mrs. Kuhl also asked that the dub have a spring porch sale heating becomes a major factor in conservation . and give the proceeds to the rorticulture fw1d and the Average home owners are probably not aware of the real energy thie ves in . Wright Estate. Members their homes . Most people ha ve been instructed by the government to do th1ngs voted to have the sa le at the like turn down thermos tats , insulate, use less appliances. use cold water for nexlmeeting. washing clothes, and so on . These are all commendable efforts. but many of the Mrs. Pearl Wtle reported on the tulip beds in Rutland. most important areas are overlooked m the zeal to cut down and conserve. 'l11~re was a letter from Mrs. Robert Reibel. former Near the top of the list is hot water . Most people are not aware of the fact that member of the club. Mrs. 15 per cent of the entire hou sehold e ne rgy is used to prov1de lhe hot wat er needs James Nicholson told of the of the a verage fa mily. That merits taking a good. hard look at the hot. water county meeting held at the Pomeroy Library attended system a nd see ing if it is doing the best JOb for the money. For example. by herse lf , Mrs. Chris Diehl, electricity costs twice as muc h as oil for hea tmg hot water. And an oil wa ter and Mrs. Ralph Turner. The hea ter heats hot water 5 tim es fa ster than electnctty . Other fact s could be the president thanked members size of the hot water hea te r or boile r and whether it needs to be d eaned or for arrangements for the updated . Grange banquet. A report was given on the April II tour at the home of Most people just assume that if the heating bill is too high. the?. the best thin g Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Will. to do is a dd insulation . Of course , ins ulation 1s a good tdea . and a \liSe mvestment Mrs . Will !Hiked about the 10 too . but oftentimes , more dollars can be sa ved by upgradmg an meffJcJ e nt divisions of narcissus and heating system . shuwedseveralinher gardcn including the white ice foll ies, tink crbell , th e R · 0. Th e hea ting plant might need a reall y good cleaning and tun e-up . If it's an oi l llackhouse, peeping tom , system , s iml y modernizi ng it wit h a new flame retentiOn burner or ~ new bl~e Irish luck, Music Hall, Mow1t ria me burner can cut fuel consumption from 15 percent to 30 percent · In actu,I l Huo<l, and Sweetness. She dollars that could mean hundreds of dollars saved eac h yea r . presented each member an arrangement of narcissus followi ng the tour . In the Conse rving e nergy is of vita l importance to most people. but jus t as group were Mrs. Turner, important are creature comfort~ : Mos t oeople want a mce. 9u1et , comfortab~e Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Diehl , home to Jive without huge heatmg b1lls . A consu ltatiOn w1t h a professwnal Mrs . Dayton Parsons, Mrs. hea ting expert from City Ice & Fuel Co. could . be the bes t adv1ce for all Williamson, Mrs . Carl co nce rned . because most of the costs m he at1ng are ca used by Simple Denison, Mrs. C. E. Bishop defici c iencies and dirty sys tems. l would like you to look a t the facts about ml and Mrs. Erlewine. For devotions Mrs. Titus heat in the advertisement below . · SINCERELY reH d scripture. Members gave te crec'l and coiled in w1i" '" and for roll ca ll / ~=;i':=~'...-j--j-~~r7L--...? members named their / //''~ favorite wild flower . 'rhere was a thank you note from l__.../ / ~------~---------- / Mary Hendricks, treasu rer, and from Mrs . PHul Winn for fl o wer ~ during he r hospitalization. For the program, Mrs. Williamson talked about easy flowers to grow. She mention"'' the celosia red fox which she said makes beautiful dried or cut flowers, the Calif or nia po pp y, the ma rigold and zinnia . She also spoke of the Blue Jay petunia, a midseason flower. especially attractive when used with pinks, yellows and white. "Consider the Toad ·and How It Works In Your Garden" was given by Mrs. Hoy Snowden. She sa id that toads eat cabbage wonns. moths, crickcts <.:utworms, flies and spiders. In October they bury under lhe mulch and 111 the spnng awaken. She sa id that although toads do RUTLAND-A therapy pn>gi'Hm at the Athens Mental Health Center on May 9 was Heil :s [Extc00 -·---~--~·-''1' through Sunday, 7:30 p.m. each even in g with Rev . Chester Lemley speaking. Special music and public invited . FRIDAY ' UNITED Mine Workers Supporters ·ctub Friday 10 WEDNESDAY OHIO VALLEY Com- a.m. at Miners Relief mandery 24. Knights rem- building, High St. , Midplar, ;1ated ('oncla ve, 7:30 dleport. Anyon e wishing p.m. Wednesda y: All Sir additional information are asked to call 992-1>163. Knights invited. POMEROY . MIDDLE- SHADE RIVER Lodge 453, PO R1' 1.lOllS · c, 1, u B , F&AM, Chesler , meeting 7: 30 Wedncsay Wednesda y noon p.m. t' riday with work in the at the Meigs Inn . EA and FC degrees; ail MIDDLEPORT Literary Master Masons invited. Club. 2 p.m. at the home of ANNUAL BAKE sale of Mrs. Forest with reviews by Fo rest Run Methodis t Mrs. Rodney Downing and Church, Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 Mrs. Arthur Strauss. p.m. at Dale C. Warner In· soranee Agency, W. Main St. , AMERi t;;ti N l.l':GION Aux- Pomeroy. iliary, Feeney-Bennett Post WEEKEND revival , 128, 7:30p.m.at the hall. Friday th rough Sunday, 7:30 . AME RICAN LEGION . p.m. each evening at Fc'Cney-Bennctt Post 128, 7:30 Freedom Gospel Mission . at the hall. Bald Knob, with Rev. L. R. FREE CERV ICAL Cancer Glo esenca mp speaking ; Clinic for Meigs area woman, Good News Singers of Wednesday aft ernoon at Washington C. H. featured Heath Un it ed Methodist Saturday ev enin g: public Church . For appointment call invited 992·7531 daily or 992-5832 REVIVAL AT Long Bottom evenings or weekend. United Meth odist Church, THURSDAY Thursday throu gh Sunday, MEIGS County Women 7:30 p.m . and special music Fellowship Thursday 7:30 each eve ning. Ches ter p.m. at Rutland Church of Lemiey, Vinton, evangeUst, Christ. and public invited. FREE CLOTHING day at SATURDAY The Salvation Army, But- OPEN HOUSE 4 to 7 p.m. ternut Ave ., IO a.m . to 12 noon Saturday at Pomeroy Fire Thursday . All area residents Station to mark $30,000 mortin need of clothing are gage burning ceremony at welcome. 6:30 p.m. Occasion to comMIDDLEPORT CUB Scout memorate paying off of Pack 245 meeting scheduled $30,000 mortgage by firem en for Thursday evening has on their headquarters. Light been cancelled. refreshments and public ·sPE CIA L MEETING, invited. Bosworth Council 46, Roya l and Select Masters, 7: 30p.m. HOSTS CLUB Thursday ; work in the Roya l Mr> . Eva Dessa uer hosted Master and Select Masters Degrees. a meeting of the Third Friday RIVERVI EW Garden Club Clu b at her home last week . at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bill WaL~o n wa s a guest. Mrs. Ronald Cowdery with Members held a silent aucMrs. Tom Spencer and Mrs. tion. Games were played with Okey Con nolly as co- prizes going to the winners. hostesses. For the program . Next meeting will be at the Mrs. David Chadwe ll and home of Mrs. Eula Odegard. Mrs. Roy Hannum will teach the members to make a macrame hangmg plant er. I Social 0 IQUI~MI111 v/ - Wrong. Wrong. ' City Ice & Fuel Will Loan A 1,000 I I Calendar I .I OHIO NURSES Ass n., Southern Hill s Di stri ct. regular meeting, 7.30 p.m. Thursday aJ Mt. St. Mary's Hospita l. Film strip "Process for People" and Shirley Patel. hostess. All regi;1ercd nu r~cs invited. REV IVAL beg inn ing Thursday at Long Bottom United Method ist Church Gallon Tank On All New Construction Wrong. .Wrong. nut live in wCJ ter as frogs do' Five wrong ideas you pr~bably have about heating homes. WRONG IDEA #7: If's eas1er ro msrarr an erecrnc hear pump than 11 1s to mstall oJ/ hear FACT: Thousands of 011 h€Jt marketers are prepared to won.. w1th builders and heat1ng con tractors to arrange lor 1nstalla11on of complete com f011 systems qu1ckly ~nd expenly WRONG IDEA 112: It costs much tess to mstall an elecrnc neat pump than to 1nsrall 011hear and convenlfonal M condn1omng FACT: The cost d1Herent1al.s very s1 1ght- 1n scme cases 1! actually costs less to 1nstall 011 heat, 011 hot water and mechan1cal a~r cond1l10n1ng And when you Install 011heat and oil hot water plus conventional a~r cond1t10n1nQ. you get properly SIZed comfort systems lor warm or cold weather, not a "comprom ise" a!l-lnone heallng -a~r cond1I10n1ng co mb1n~l10n WRONG IDEA 113: We re runnmg out of 011. FACT: 011 w1ll be our most available fue l well 1nto the neKI century Each year more 0111s discovered than 1s consumed Natural gas. on the other hand. 1S·1n penlously short supply and electric 1ndustry scurces are predict1ng sho rtages of power generating capacity w1th1n the next four yeaiS WRONG IDEA #4: Other forms of heat are cleaner than olf. FACT: No other form of heat is cleaner than.oil heat. ")jl ~ 1rnl:l 1n 'l c:oo':liM ,....,.Ham nor \Mith r.n l" nnP t"'nP.nina· WE 'RE . ABOUT the ch1mney W1th an oil heat system. noth1ng en ters liVIn g quarters but good clean heal (NOTE: Electnc genera ling plants account lor more than half of all the non-tra nsportatiOn alf pollut1on produced 1n Amenca- more than all the homes and all the other 1ndustnes comb1ned ) WRONG IDEA 115: Electnc Heat pumps save money and energy. FACT: Any k1nd of electnc heat costs more to operate than modern 011 heat The operating cost differential IS w1dened dramatically when added to the cost advantage that Oil-fueled domestiC hot water holds over electnc water heat1ng. Electnc heat IS 1neff 1C1ent· 1t wastes fuel; 11wastes money. These are only afew ol the wrong Ideas you probably have about oil heal. Why not gel all the facts from a local 011 heat ma~eter . Take your cho1ce from the many listed 1n the Yellow Pages under "Oils-Fuels" MODERN OIL HEAT: . They can spend more on the house if they sodnd I~ on the heat. -.. they need water to keep their skins from drying out, and for reproduction. They ca n live for 40 years if properly cared for , she concluded . Mrs. Russell Little gave ga rden lips for May sug· gesting I hal now is the !ime to s!Hrt tender annuals and evergreens. She told how to disbod peonies Hnd how to choose annuals to be started in the garden . "Spring Nosta lgia" was the theme of the home flower show judged by Mrs. Titus. Mrs. Turner received a blue ribbon, and others exhibi ting were Mrs. Nic holson, . Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Diehl, Mrs. Canaday, and Mrs. Pauline Atkins. Mrs. Harry William· S<Jn won the door prize providl-d by Mrs. Winn. Hefreslunents were servl'<l by Mrs . Titus and Mrs. Atkins. Gucsll were Mrs. Howard Thoma , president of the f'ernwoud Ga rden Club, Mrs. Fran k Halliday, Mrs. Norma Lee, and Mrs. Norman Will of the Star Garden Club. French Fries With Purcha se Of 9' .. MEETING SET Mrs. Thomas Bentz, presi- .. dent of the Church Women· . , United of Meigs County, has , announced a planning com- ,, miltee meeting for Friday ... afternoon at I :30 p.m. at , Trinity Church, Pomeroy. for Ma y Fellowship Day to be observed on May 5. " SEEN AND HEARD ·· Mr. and Mrs. Robert ·" Sisson, Hobbie, John and·' Melissa were in Waverly Sun· ·' day to visit C. H. Wise, Jr., ;.. godfather of the three children. TWELFTH ANNUAL S()utheast Ohio ~RADED BULL SALE . I In the heart of the cow country) 1 Saturday, May 6, 1978 1 :00 P .M . Guernsey County Fairgrounds • . Old wash inyton, Ohio • •• l h is sa l e Is to r the co mmerc i al fe ed cal l producer who wants to improve the we ight and gra de ot h1S nex t c~ tt cro p. An bu l l~ are r egis t ered and All nul ls selling w ill grad e choi ce or b ett er and will be o t breed ing age . All bul ls will be we ighed and Qr 1lded on Sa turda y, May 6. ;tl 9 00 AM . by Gll ll Long , and 0 1c k Smi! h , The Oh10 State Un1vers i t y . 1 nd ividuat heallh paper s l urnr'>hed lu nch w ill be ser . . ed sa It day )lea k Sandw tch MDI'! ! UI \ WIP w r ite tor tree c.atalog : Oscar Share , Secretary , Gu erns ey -Noble Fetd•r cattle A uGc 1ation. Route 4, Bo x SH , cam bridge , Oh io 4312S . API Il '2•· 25 ·'26 AI All GINOS Phone 742-2100 FRENCH CITY BOILED HAM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~:~~~. $1.09 By pc.•••••••• lb ~ '1 •25 CASING BOLOGNA •••••••••••••s~~c.e~•••••••• ~~·. •1.35 PARKAY MARGARINE~. 69~ GREEN CABBAGE .. ., .., 19 NEW COTTAGE CHEESE ...... 89 ~ ~ 6 oz . Pkg. RED RADISHES .,.2/25~ 5 ••••••••• ~randmother . GINO$ KEEPSAKE ~e;;~ngbe%t: t~~r~~~e~~i~:: ~~~ ~~:~iar.ep:,~~~ ~~tee~~neWi~~st"n~"t~~~~~: . lO"xl 2" ~,<>,··::~ 0 • I [ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR!-':~~ ..................~~~•. 97' )' 11 oz . BORDEN EMORA ••••••••••••••• ! •••••••••••••••••••• ~:~.97* : Postage , Smaller $2.00 Plus Postage v· Send Your Clippings , Pay Later 1 ........................................................... ] ~---------- Kroger Fri~d COMPAII SAVINGS ... ......,... .....AI.., c,.... ......_ ..,......... ,.. ...................... __,__...__ ._ ... ~ ............... -w.,nc.. _,..._,Mteot..._.leniJM4 ._, . - l ......lfllel{ ...... .,..,. .. ~ • ~tci 10 1M flitd>l~ --.:·c :,rou- ;;;;;;.-..,;;;,.;,-; ............ MW, ._ . - - ...,.., .,._,~ ................ Still'•. ••ctOI •• .,. ao rur~ ou1 ur ., ..,...., CfiOoet ot • ,~..,. Dl. 11 011 COf'Y-.n ltft-l. . I(IOQII CO. IT'IIIII AICl N1CU DOOD WNOAY ANN. UTMIUU.TVIOA'f~H . lf711N M 11N1V1 f ill tiOMf TO liMIT QUMmlll, NOM iOlO lO DIAlHS. 11'141~_, 11., S~t«tau Anilible IR Stores !11th Deh O.putment's Fresh "'I r..., .,.,l,bl• 1t•$• ! 2•1b. Ch1cken .... Kroger Salad . Quart. Dress•ng Jar VAC PAK Whole Ke Kroger Corn ........... .... ... Kroger Peanut Butter ......:.... $ 12-DI, Cant Kroger White Bread ... Gal.$ --·--- ""'-· Barn-O· Clorox Liquid Bleach FRESH FIISH lb. HOII y fAIMS , U.S .D.A. INSPECTED GIADI A Frying Chicken Thighs ..... lb. SEIVE 'N' SAVE All VAIIETIES Sliced Luncheon 1. 1b. Meat ................. Pltg. . ... ~ -··- ,. ,. $ '20-oz. Lvs. Lowfat Milk 11'*- .. Picnic Pork Roast suc1~ 11. .,. ~\ Hi Nu 2% ~t.AVG. Strawberry 9•1nch Pie ........ :.......... . IOUNDTOP 09 c:OIII--'· ~--------------~· Z'P-J I Slate FROZEN I·III . CMI llfnllleyd died llle MVerlly Ill lbe pill wiDter u • llllliJw Iader Ill eaalal IUIY OldoaDI 10 hiCDr la1Je tiel* te allllly cemaaln. "We WOIIId btpe tllalallllUY ~IUDen u 1*11ble cu benefit !rem the )11'011'1111," be aald. 1 1 Addr ess 1I 1I n - - - - -- - - 1 · 1Y Kroger Pork 'N' Beans COLUMBUS (UPI) -A 30-dlly erteaalon, 10 Jue 1, bat beea asked by !be Office t1 die COIIIIUDer'a C..el 11 a deiHIUoe for a federal JWOII'IIm belplnc uiDlty eu1tomen p1y wiDter beallal COlli. The ccamlllllly Servlee~ Admlalltntloa aDocaled flU IIIIUloa 1o Oblo under die EDergy Emercency Alalltaace Prop'llil, 'IJbJtb aella May I deadllae. ''Oir plrtlcular CODeml Ia tllat IIWl)' Ill tbale "lei'* uy lOt be aware allbe avallabllhy rl EEAP .... befare 1be May I +Milne." lllld Wllllam A. llpralleJ,Ibe BERT Cli~~~n5~' ~~~o~~~~~lly I Name ""''' " · 30-day extension asked N ESCAFE COFFEE•••••••••••••••••••••• :::•. $4.79 28 oz. B • • UP TO Ohio General Assem c!r- 10 oz. INSTANT 'TEEN QUEEN TOMATOES •••••••••••••• ~:~•• 59' 5 presented were Norma n Will . Harold Rice, and Lorry Well. Refreshments were served by Luuise, Adri~. Judy, Juan und l~ rry Well. B. S. LAM You Cs 1 Depend On .K ra.•r $ SOLO FOAM CUPS .••••••••••••••••·.s:.;~~~! . 2/Sgc Self Ri sing or ! lJ f ~ California Strawberrits KOOL AID ................... :!'.~~:::r. 6/5gc 33 oz . COUNTRY TIME LEMONADE ••••••••• ~;~. s1.1~ .5 oz . VIENNA SAUSAGE ••••••••••••• ~~ •• ~~!~.~'!. 2/69' JUMBO Roll sgc . BOUNTY TOWELS. I.:............·.............. · onMt'::;, have been ordered . They are to •-- ·'elivered before the June"" 8u inspection . A rummage sale was also announced for Ma y :l, 4 and 5 at Uw . Each Chicken . Red or Golden DeII • Apples ............. Each oz . lb. the bill will grant tax exemptions of 25 to . associate patron; Harold 1110 percent on real and Rice, Ruth. sentinel, and Louise personal property taxes for Well, Members gave up to 15 years or on the pledge of allegiancc 'and corporation franchise taxes sang "Alnerica... for up to eight years, whichever a qualifying industry chooses. However, the industry applying for the tax break will have to be located ln a city drawing at least I percent of the state's welfare allocations. This limits the program to 14 or 15 cities, according to sponsors. ~~he;:;~eke~~ b~~~~n:h~~~ stai;. written, 8 Anniversary Special FREE p · urner recetves 25 year . tn rr Refuses 10 Concur lo H11111e Amendments Am. Sub. SB liill, Speck. Improves collection of awards by smailclalmscourts,o-31. IIMSIDWASHINGTON Billl Paued SB ~. Valiquette. Eliminates generic references in the workers' compensation law. 31~. Am. Sub. HB 1062, Baumann. Provides additional calami· CIOUS ty days for schools. 30-3. . Am. Sub. HB 1145, Bawnann. !Wqui~es persons applymg for original appointment to a police or f1re department to be free from cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases. 32-1 . Sub. SB 254, Hall. Provides tax incentives for ins.tallaUon of solar or wind heating or cooling systems and for bwlding msulaUon material. 32-1. ~ . Sub. SB :!re, Bowen. Provides tax incentives or busmesses that locate in areas of chronic unemployment. 31-1. Am Sub liB 356 Coole Creates a Diislon of Conswner Finan~ and: a Division of Credit Unions in the Commerce Department. 32-G. · SB 444, Butts. Prohibits payment of fire insurance c18.Iml in excess of $5,00D until taxes, assessments and demolition Clllts are paid. 32-'1. Am. Sub. liB 218, Fries.. Waives under certain cumstances the requirement that territories seeklng to Incorporate receive the approval of all mW1lclpalilies Within three mJies of the territory, 26-6. 7 oz. SON BORN S. Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond A. Norris are announcing the birth of a son, April 8, in Germany . . The baby weighed seven pounds, two ounces ~ nd has been nmnl-d Jason Allen. Sgt. and Mrs . Norris have , another son , Mark Anthony, 10 months old. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norris, Albany, and maternal ~randpa rents arc . Mr. and Mrs.Dearl Porter, Pomeroy. Mrs. Ethel Cla1·k of Albany is a great- blocked in the House. A spokesman for the . Rhodes admmistralion said the governor is ''pleased" with Senate passage of the measure, and indicated· attempts will be made to broaden the tax exemptions in the House. However, House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, said it will be after the June primary before any serious committee work begins on the bill in that chamber . Mrs. ~. 13 oz. Chef Boy ar dee •••• ~~~·.~~~~~}l.lOeach I number of new jobs created, •:ities," sai d Jackson, eligibility is subject to annual pointing out that the program review and in no case can the could qualify Ohio for number of jobs drop below additional aid under the original empl oyment Presi dent Ca rter 's $8.3 billi on figure . federal urban rehabilitati on "This will give industries plan . an opportunity to help Tile lon e opponent was Sen. rrench Fries Mrs. Anna Turner of the Masonic Temple in Mid· co mmon it i e s wi t h R. Kin sey Milleson , D· With Pu rchOse Wilkesville Chapter was a dleport. On Ma y 3 there will unemployment problems," Freeport. Milleson said he Of 9 '' Sleok T t't' ai''Obe a bake sa le. said Sen. William F. Bowen, voted against the bill beca use Sandw ich guest. wo pe I wns were , D c· 1.' 0., Wf O .· a · .• 'th · 'tat' Glo Rig"s and Bertie · ~n c innati, a cosponso r "I've got a phi losophica l 11 reau, a1ong w1 an 1nv1 · wn b . h APm H 25· 26 tolhcAprJ'lJOgoldcnwcdding W)•att were reported ill. Sun- Wit Sen. AI All about tax o,., tanM. d. Morns Jackson, problem · f G ·' si ·ne pa>e was Helen "''eve 11 abatement . I've just got a bad anmversary u eurge anu " s will demonstrate fee ling about it. '' 1''>UI·se King. Also read was Johnson. There was a solo by Oh'" Thi an invitation to the wedding Jane Wise entitled " Lonel y 10·s comm 1·1ment 1o 1., s r--"'"":-~~-------------'j"------------, of Ellen Rice. Voices'' ·'' I In spections at Vall ey Past niatrons presented ~··· 1 I Chapt e r , Ma c ks bur g, were Berni ce Hoffm11n . " c•~ 1 I 3088 0 Briar II Guysville, New Matamoras. Ava nell George. Lois Pauley, .~._,, ~·.~ 1 Ridge Road Cheste rh ill, Evangeline, Pauline Atkin s, Sharon ~~ ,•\., 1 . LANGSVILLE , OHIO I Rein e rs v illc , Lowell, .Jewell, Grace Wilson, Slellu </'0 ~ Wants to Preserve I I 45741 • "• 1 PI t' Your Alnesville, and Wilkesville Atkins, Amber Warner, Betty " ,b'~~· ,, •" n as IC 1 < l How Many. Send a I were announced. Bishop , Marjori e Hi ce, ~.- ,.t>'>' \ .~,, Favon·t e Newspaper 1 Clipp1ng For Each. I SENATE Bills IDtrodu<ed SB 485 Van Meter. Include! reductions in taxes after they have been ~ertified for collection in determining the reduction factor for tax equlllzaUon. . . . SB 486, Van Meter. Prevents persons mdtcted for certam crimes to hold public office pending the outcome of the charges. Concun In House Ameodmenll Am. Sub. SB 421 , Roberto. Sets maximwn weight limits for semitrailer dwnp trucks. ~. . Sub. SB 239, Celebrezze. Extends the types of msurance or coverage that coUnties can provtde for ofbcers and employees. HOME MADE HAM SALAD •••••••.•••••••1.b;. 99' BROUGHTONS 24 oz . Democrats have resisted 1n addition , the industry the industrial tax incentives will have to demonstrate that bill for more than a year, it will hire a minimum complaining it would be a number of new workers, at "giveaway." But senators rrom urban areas with high . .1. unemployment finally ad- . vanced•it as a potential job producer . HARRISONVILLE-A 25The Democratic senators seemed satisfied that they year pin was presented to Mrs. Grace Turner at a rehad limited the tax cent meeting of Harrisonville abatement to industries Chapter, Order of the which actually ·provide new Eastern Star, held at the jobs in areas of high Masonic Temple. unemployment. Pt . to . th e bill ' the Mrs. Presentation was made Jor passmg Pauline Atkins afterby. senators closed loopholes Mrs. Turner has . been which might have allowed d . d ·d 1 · th presente 111 the west an m ustr es to receive e tax taken to the east for a breaks ·by hiring a minimal welcome. number of employees, or by t k' h . operations . Mrs. S e11 a At ms, wort y 1rotn one movmg . th ll'Ultron, and Larry Well, worlocation to another withm e thy patron, presided at the 91~ . Prices Effective Thru Sat., April 29th FRENCH CITY l~ast 2tl percent of whom must reside in the area of must come off the high unemployment. unemployment compensation The size of the tax break is rolls, and 60 perce nt of them graduated according to the cOLUMBUS (UPI) Separate bills granting long. term tax abatement to industries which expand to Inner cities and create jobs, and authorizing eight extra makeup-free days for weather-related school closings have received topheayy approval from the ' Ohio Senate. The . industrial tax Incentives bill , a major . pr iorItyoI the admini strat1on of Gov. James A. Rhodes for three years, was forwarded loth H seTu d 31 e ou es ay on a • I vole. closing hill, dThe dschool 'th a opte WI emergency priority on a 31).;! vote, was sent back to the House for . dm concurrence f th chm amen ents. he One o e anges was t COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Here is a glance at activity Tuesday in the Ohio General Asembly : . HOUSE Bills IDirodu<ed HB 1249, Maddux. Increases to $2,500 the amount a subdivision ca n spend wthout certification that suffic1ent funds exist. HB 1250, R. James. Permits the Director of Transportation to lower speed limlts on certain stale routes within municipalities without a prior investigation. , HB 1251, Wilkowski. Eliminates mandatory sentences for certain felonies . Cooeun lo Senate Amendments Am . HB 1145, S. Brown . Requires the licensing of auction businesses . n -15. Am . Sub. HB 605, Fries. Prohibits tampering with utility meters. 86-1. Am . Sub. HB 908, Lancione. Provides for protection of en· dangered species of wildlplants. 71-17. Am. HB 728, Stinziano. Increases penalties lor unlaw{ul possession of dangerous weapons and broadens the def1m11on of dangerous ordnance. 87~ • BIIIJ Passed Sub. HB 1127, Brooks . Specifies that a will or trust agreement pertaining to the payment of taxes shall not provide for payment of taxes imposed by the Internal Revenue. Code unless the agreement uses the wods "generalion sktpptng transfer lax." ~. . AM . HB SI4, Betts. Allows state universities to mdemnily trustees and other officials. 63-25. Sub. HB 1131, Mayer. Permits county coroners to remove pituitary glands during an autopsy. iMHJ. Am . SB 422, Roberto. Adopls substance of temporary regulation dealing with state chartered building and loans. 20 Angu s 6 Charotais 4S Polled H ere ford 4 ShOrthOrn dw ~ rttr ee 'i~~""";J;;t;;-~nt .bills get top-heavy Senate 0 K activity at a glance Selling 75 Bulls RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Wrong. 1 Anniversary Special FREE DATE MARKED The 80th birthday of Mrs. Iva Howell was celebrated over the weekend at the Rutland home of her son·lll· law and daughter, Mr. a~d Mrs. Harvey Ertewine. Jom· ing the family for the celebr~- ~ , tion were Mr. ana Mrs. David " Eskew, Candi , AmY• and · Beth, Newark, and Mrs. • Lewis Hussell of Mt. Alto, W· ... va. who spent two weeks here ,, with her sister. , ., 99 \ �'' \0- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, Apri) 26, 1978 11 - 'l'he Dall y Scr1tinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April 26, 1978 Nader ·gives Carter good, had marks Anniversary Special FREE By JANET WALSH COLUMBUS 1UPI ) Ralph Nader has given President Carter both good and bad marks in regard ID leg islati on that helps commmers, but says Carter has not been holding firm oo oome issues like energy . "I think that Jimmy Carter stood firm on the major consumer issue of his campaign, to set up an office of consumer regulation, ' ' Nader French Fries With Pur(hO!.e Of 9 "' Sleak Sandwich MO "' ! UI ~ APR il 1• W! O 25- ~6 AI All GINO$ f ..... ' I Singer SAVE ~100 on1111~ Styi1SI " ~>. NOW Mac htne wt\h out e ~ cluS t ve ONLY F110 & Se"'· sewmg su r lace atso n butlt tn 2·s1eo buttonnoter a tron t dr op- "oobD•" bu• ll '" z•g zag str et cn and blind hem Sl i\Ches '-'laa e 1n U S fJ. Cab tnet or ca"Y'fl9 case e~tra MOdel 774 $ 0()I 299 SEVERAL OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM GREAT GIFT IDEAS! •Scissors •Gift Certificates •Fabric •Sewing Boxes Special Occasion fabrics! said Tuesday at a wideranging news conferen ce prior to a speaking engage ment. Congress defeated the legislation which would have set up such an office. " But he has not held firm on ot her issues such as APIIA0\1(0 lrttll. By RICHARD McFARLAND ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP I) Voters have repealed St. Paul's "gay rights" law by nearly a 2·1 margin in the first major election test since residents of Dade County , Fla., threw out a similar ordinance last June . "For this we thank · God, " the Rev . Richard A. Angwin, pastor of Temple Baptist Church and leader of the repeal crusade, said Tuesday night. He said the repeal shows that. North or Souith, the majority of people are against immorality. Homosexual leaders said they were "o utraged ," "won 't go back into the closet" and predicted a "new coming-o ut nationwide ." Democratic Mayor Ge<Jrge Latimer said he still feels " every human being deserves eq ua l protection under law." NITE--, 5 Piece Bridge Sets SALE THE FABRIC SHOP OEArlE~ form of energy that doesn;t add to the heat buildup in the earth 's atmosphere. Nader said he believes electric·utilities "handled the coal strike very profitably " and with "singular greed" last winter , but said coal stockpiles were not as low as request by Gov . James A. Rhodes to President Carter to suspend enforcement of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency dean air standards for Ohio industry for three years. ''Governor Rhodes is the architect of that infamous slogan that profit is not a dirty word in Ohio." sa id Nader, "Only air and water are . There is no reason Ohio can't have clean in~ustry." communi cated that we were Nader sa id it was not supporting a life style but "nonsense" to believe that human rights, we would ha ve measured rat e servi ce won it," he said. imposed by telephone Latimer said there un- companies would constitue a doubtedly will be litigation break for the consumer . "from the private sector., Measured rates, where a In New York, the Gay consumer has to pay a set fee Activists Alliance ca lled the for every call over a certain repea l "a warning to all number, was originally minority people .. . that the tested in Cincinnati. democratic process is not the "Cincinnati has always road to gay liberation." been a guinea pig for Ohio In another development Bell to find out how much Tuesday, Hennepin County abuse the consumer wil l Judge Robert Schumacher take," he said. "Unfor!Wlately, they choSe a ruled in Minneapolis that men applying for mem- good place. bership in the Big Brother "The telephone companies program may be asked haven't done anything in whether they are homosexual · terms of rates in recent years an d mothers of their to help the consumer," sa id prospective charges may be Nader. told. He was sharply critica l of television and said it is a "hi ghly styli zed form of mental novadn e" for children. utilities led the public to believe. Nader compared the coal strike to the 1973 oil shortage and said utillties used the strike to further their own gai ns, just as the oil companies did five years ago . He was asked about a Voters repeal St. Paul's 'gay rights' law 60" China 60" Po~ester Curaline 60" Double Knit 52" Qiana 0 energy," said Nader. He is month by month losing his grasp on the energy issue, downgrading solar energy and energy conservaion, said Nader. The energy or the future , Nader said, has to be SDiar energy because it is the onlv 2nd St., Pomeroy In complete unofficial returns; the vole was $54,090 to repeal and 31,690 to keep the 4-year-old ordinance. It was the first major challenge of a homosexual rights Jaw since entertainer Anita Bryant and a "Save Our Children" group successfully promoted repeal of a similar law in Dade County Miami by a vote of about 3·1. A homosexual and Vielnam veteran, Tom Burke, was defeated by a large margin in a bid for one of seven City Council seats. The unusually big turnout on a mild, sunny day climaxed a heated campaign in which the Baptist-led Citizens Alert for Morality fought to repeal the Jaw and the St. Paul riti>ens for Human Right's, including some of the clergy, battled to keep it. Repeal forces said the issue was morality. Opponents said it was human rights. The Rev . Angwin sa id the " land slide victory " shows tha t a "small group of misguided politicians '' on the City Council passed the 1974 ord inance . It barred discrimination in housing, employm,ent and other fields because of "sexual and affeclional preference." Mayor Lalim~r. who support ed the St. Paul Citizens for Human !lights in its campaign to save the law, said he felt badly about the repeal "but I willa bide by the voters' decision ." "I feel that if we had Ford advisor says U. ·S. 'Hotbed of alcoholism' CINCINNATI (UPI I - Drunkenness not only should be considered antisocial and dangerous, but also "Un· thinkable," according to a one-time advisor of Former President Gerald Ford. ··I believe that we drink in America in such ways that everyone who ca n become chemically dependent will become chemically dependent," Vernon Johnson, head of the Johnson In· stilute of Minneapolis, said Tuesday. "People don't ea t and drink nowadays. They meet to drink . I'm asking for the freed om not to drink when J go arow1d the country," Johnson said. referri ng to the United Stales as "a hotbed fur alcoholism." He called for public recognition of drunkncss nol only as "anti-social and tlangerous, but unthinkable." In a speech at Bethesda Hospi\<11 , Johnson did nut comiJJenl on· Betty Ford, who said Friday she has become addicted to alcohol. In a television inte1view Tuesday morning, Gerald Ford said his family is "darned proud " of Mrs. Ford 's struggle against her drug and alcohol addiction, and suggested others should "fa ce up tu it as Betty did ." think and teaches them bad things to eat," said Nader. Nader sa id minimum competency testing in schools is definitely a co nsumer iss ue , and the goal of education is to equip a child for his role as a consumer. " But the question is will the competency tests perform thi.s function or will they be the succe'iS(lr to busing and act a.s ct divisive factor," said Nader. Ul Ill Ill cC Lunch nnd vtl u.• r snacks will ill' provided al01ig the r uule. " An enjuyu!Jic evt~ nt is virtually ussm·ed ba sed on p rcviuus l-'\'Cil t s, ' ' Cle la nd COMM ITIEE MEETING A Citizens' Technical and Policy Advioory Committee meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in the cafeteria of Rio Grande College. The committee is composed of citizens and elected officials. However, the public is invited to attend the meeting. Part I of the state water management plan will be di scu ss ed along with a proposed computer program. n11lCd . Mi\ l!l' today thank ed Ihe fu ll uwing indl v itlu u ls and gru ups fur their t·uop('ri.l tiun a•nl l:dp : Powoll' s Super Val u, H. C. Co la, lh•lsum B:lite ry, Superior Meats, ll•lilaml EMS, B111 barn Van Ml'lcr, ,Juhn Tu t:kcr , M!Jdern S ; ulil a ti ~> n , Me igs Sciluul Uisl r id r I 1UUil!l'fiY J in uu y's pa stry , CANDIDATES AVAILABLE MASON- Candidates for the Maooii County School Board will be at a meeting at Wahama High School at 7:30 p.m. on May I. Parents and interested persons are invited to the public session. P un H' I oy ASSETS Cash and due from banks ........................................ .. .. . .. . $1 ,1411,000.00 U.S. Treasury securities ............................. . , , . .. , . . . , ~. ..... 3,062,001r.60-· ·,;. Obligations of States anU political sulxllvisions . . ....... , .. , ... , ............ 2,058,000.00 Fedt•ral Reserve stock and corporate stock . . ................ .. , , , ... ... .... 21 ,000.00 Federal funds sold and secur1ties purchased " under agreements to resell ...................... ..... ... . ....... ....... .. 450,000.00 Loans, 'l'ol<l l i excl uding w1earned income 1.. ... ..... , .. ......... 6,365,000.00 Less : Reserve for possible loan losses ............... .. . . .... .. ... 113,000.00 Loans , Net . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. , .... , ....... .... ..... 6,282,000.00 Hank prcmiS"' , furniture and fixtures, and other assel.'i repre~nting bank premises .... . ..... , ....... , .. ... . ........ .. Hl4 ,000.00 Real esta te owned other than bank premises ..... ,, .... . .... ................ 23.000.00 Other asscl.'i. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. . . 9,000.00 TOTALASSF:TS .................. ........... ... . . ... , , ..... , . . . .... $1 3, 157,000.00 ... ;:)i: .oce Avc r~ge for 30 calendar days end1ng with report date· Q z cC I1C 0 ~ Ul ~ ----~- 1, Manning Kloes, Vice President and Cashier of the above-named bank , do hereby declare that this Heport of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Manning Kloes Apri121, 1978 l I We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabililles. We delare that it has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. RoseS. Reynolds Bt<rnard Fultz - Directors Dale M. Dutton ~ ' ( AKRON, Ohio I UP I) Tin1othy R. Papp, convicted twice in the 1973 rape-murder of a ~year-o ld girl, has been sentenced to a second consecutive life prison term, during an unusual hearing in whi ch he announced a radical group has vowed to \<Ike revenge for his pr~c ution . Papp's sentence, handed down Tuesday by Swnmit County Common Pleas Court Judge James V. Barbuto, assu red that the 26-year~ld Papp will not be released from prison for at least 25 years. But before the sentence was pronounced, Papp read a letter he said he had received from an alleged radical group identified only as "PF J." In the letter, Papp said the group threatened after-hours bombings of public buildings in Lorain CoWlty in support of Papp. "I do not condone any acts of violence on my behalf," Papp told the court. "This case will be reversed on its own merits." _ ... .,.ce Cash ~ nd due from banks .......................... . .... . ........ ...... $1,076,000.00 F'ed. funds sold and S(lcuntl es purchased under agreements to resell ..................................... 728,000.00 Total loans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... , . ... ...... . ..... , ... , .... , , ...... 6,6!i8,000.00 Time deposil.'i of $100,000 or more in domestic offi ces . . . ..... .. ... ...... .... 200,000.00 Tol<lldeposits ....... . ................... ... .... ........... .. ........ .. 11,946,000.00 TOTALASSF:TS .......................... .... ...... , .. , ........ 13,712,000.00 Standby letters of credit routsl<lnding as of report dale )................. . .. ........... .,, . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . 3\ ,000.00 Time cerllf1cates of deposit in denominations of SIOO,OOOor more !outstanding as of report dale ) ..... .. · · · · · . · ........... , .... 200,000.00 Faht ------ The letter charged that Papp 's prosecution was politically motivated . "Tim indicated he did not approve of thi s solution and discouraged anyone to do this," said Charles Adams, Papp's lawyer. " It was a general letter, and I don 't know if anyone can lake it seriously." Adams has filed notice he will appeal Papp 's second conviction . La st month , Papp was found guilty or the rapemurder of Roxie Ann Keathley, of Sheffield Township . . The proceeding was a retrial , ordered when a federal court overturned Papp's original conviction. The federal court ruled Papp was denied constitutional rights .the police investigation of slaying. . The case was moved from wraln to Summit County because or pretrial publicity. Papp's retrial was the first criminal case · in Ohio to be televised. Barbuto permitted television stations to use tape ' recorded excerpl8 t11 theif newscasts from a closed-circuit court television system . Plaintiff, LARRY. A. SMITH, Defendant No. 1&,&43 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Larry A . Sm ith , addr ess unknown . but whose known address was last 230 P le asant S tree t. Ashland , Ohio 44805 , will take noti ce on th e 15th dey of Novemb€f . 1977, Rita L Smith liled h ~ r Comp laint agains t him the Com mon P le as · Co urt of Meigs County, Ohio, Case No . 16,643, praying tor divor ce and ot her re lief on grounds of grqss neglecf of dufy and f)( t reme c r u elty . You ar e r equi red 1o a nswer th is Co mpl a int w i th i n tw enty ei gh t d ays after th e tast publi ca l i o n, the l ast pu blica l ion is on th e \Hh day of May , 1978 , or judgment by d e taull will be rendered ;'t gai ns t you . Larry Spencer , Cle rk of Courst of Meigs County , Oh i o. ( 4 ) 5. 12, 19 ,2 6 !5l 3, 10 . 17, 7tc in Un i t~ d il' Sh op, For Thur sday , April 27 ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol \1.0UJ~ n ".'tt t, MPigs <'ouuty Sheriff's l:Jal!JWI~t~J] D•'l"ll1 llll'nt, lln rul d lly sell , J - ~\ ;11· Cu al Cu., WMPO R;lllin, CJ;m•nt'l' Might , lilq~il Auto, Mt•igo L'>JUn ly IWACT a!lll :t ll of lhl' spunst,r-s :md ri der~ . April 11. 1978 nli S ~CO II\11\Q year your pt·tti U soph u al oul luok wt ll UtldtJrgo a bcn e lt u,tl !>lr l'tlH n>enuly Fa rth 111 y o ur s ell ant! rn your 1rJca s wdl qrnw ,;H ld pr odu ct! pr o l1ld Mi\HC •• Is., Pxprrsscd it s b l e re o., ull s sinter e :• r,~rcl'ialiun t 11 ull the TAURU S 1Aprii10-May 101 wor kN s ami helpers tl uuughout the eu unt) fur the1r efforts tu make 1his ~, · ,~·A PERFECT GIFT Yt.'< ll s t vt·nt tht• C!'S';ful ) ct. 4 precious diamonds in 14K gold . Simply elegant. ~ ... RITA l . SMITH , Pomeroy l'ulite Dep;u1nlt'nl , Middh·porl l'ulitc Depm'l- MOTHER'SDAY MAY 14TH ~\ IN THE . COMMON PLEA5COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO Pafll ry' Mc•tiludi st C'hur eil. So uth lldhel. lhu uld ll row n, Cila l·ies Kuill, M t' i ~s Junior Chamber of ('olll lll!'l'tc, sut·· ffto •;t ¥o u 1111ncJ ~o many tm1c s Ie d a y that th e on l y lh 1ng to res u lt t5 mas~ confu - c uuld SIOn L I J .:~ ngc yOur If you arro n 1 e ~ph c.1 1 nn PAUL SIMON , PLAINTIFF vs PEARL TAGGART , ET AL. , DEFENDANTS . N O 16, 709 NOTIC.E Pur suant to a n Ord er Sa te is~ued by th e co urt o Com man Pleas of Meigs !=ount y, Oh tO, t will o tt er tor s<;~te at pu bl ic ilu ct io n on the U l h day ot May , 1978 a t 10 :00 am at the d oor of th e Court H ouse ot sai d Count y , Po meroy , Ohio . th e foltow in9 d esc r ib ed real es tat e : Si t uc'lt ed in Leba non Town ship , M ei g S Coun ty , Oh io, to w i t B ei ng lo ca ted in 70 ac r e lot 199 and 100 acre l ot 700 , Tow n 2, Ra nge 11 o f th e Ohio Com p an y 's Pur c hase . B cn i nninq al a stone in r avine at lh C northwe s t corner of 70 ac r e l ot 199 , To wn 2, R ange 11 , th en ce NISI a l ong the no r th 1ine of sai d 70 a cr e l ot 199, 10 .30 ch ams to ·a ro c k from wh ic h a while oak 6 " bear s w es t 2P. d eg . eJS I 70 ! ink. s. also a wh i l e oak 8" south B0 1 4 d eg . wes t 16 lin ks, al so so uth e a st corner o f _Thoma s Adams house bears north IS J~ dey west 571 , link s; t hence sou t h JO 66 chains to l f"ie so uth l in e o f 100 a cre lot 'ZOO , Town 2. Range 11 to ro c k from Whi c h a whi l e oak 17 " b ears w es t 12 1 4 dcg . east d9''" l in k s : also a llickory 11' ' b ear s north 74 deg'. cast Ja link s, the nce we st a tong sou t h l ine of s aid 100 ac re lo l No 200 , 16.32 ch ains to so uthw es t corn er of sai d 100 acre l ot No 200, and 70 ac r e lot No . 199 ; th enc e nor t h 30 .66 chains to th e pta cc o f begin n ing, conl aining 78 1 ; a cr es , more or te ss, and being th e same pr emises cO n'II Cyed to E E . Spivey , as tru st ee ot William J . M cCoy by Geo rge H . K i ndall by dee d da ted Oc to ber 7, 19 10, a nd recorded in Vol 105 page 310 ot th e Re co rds of Deeds of Meiqs Counly , Ohio . TERM S OF SALE : Cast1 in hand on da y o f sale Th e riqht is re sc r ved to rej ect any or all b ids. pr o per ty a ppra ised u ! s1' 400 00 . ol JAMES J PROFF ITT , S H ERIFF Or TO WHOM CE RN . Wanted to Buy IT MAY CO N N olice is h er ebY give n th at on May 11 , 1978 , at 10 00 A M il publ ic s at e wi ll be held a t Smi th Nelson Motors, I nc . to sel l lor cash th e follow in.g co ll ateral, to wi t · 1973 Bu ick Centu r y S No A 0 37 H JG I JSJ51 , said colla t eral being he ld to secu r e qn obl igat ion arising under a r etail insta l men t sale con tract 11il25 80794 held bV General Motors Ac ce plnnce Cor p o r atio n as Secured pa r ty . Sai d pub lic sale is to b e conduc ted a cc ord ing to th e law s a t th e State a t Ohio General Motor s Ac cep ta nce Corpo rat io n r e~e rve s t he r igh l to bid at thi s sa te . The colla t eral is pres en tly sto re d and may be see n at P 0 Bo:.; 743, Pomer oy, Ohio il5 709 GE NER AL MO TOR S ACCEPTA N CE COR PORAT ION (4) 2 6 , li e Wanted to IJuy COI NS CU RREN CY ta lum s ol d poc kQI wa tche s ond c h a111 ~ silver on ~l gold Wo neQd !964 on~ oldt•l ~ dver (0111 S Buy ~ell 01 trade ' Call ~ agp ' Wum ~ l t:.•y 7411331 .. IIMBU~ flon l~.: toy Fme~ t Pta · IF YOU hove o servtco to off e1 w ont 10 buy or ~e ll som e t htnq •,owtunj-,0.1 Coli ' Q!f) Yl65 01 oe loo ktng l or work or KPII I Hanby I 446 8570 whotPvr•r you II g€1 re ~ ult~ lo ~ t e r wllh o Scntrnel Wont Ad OW 1- URN II U~ I t Cu bOICe ~ bt0 5'> Co li q9'1 7'156 bf'd!i. 1r 0 11 bed <. PI( co m ple te h ou~P h u ld ~ Wtti (:' M D Mtlle1 , PORLH SA lE Apr d 77 18 10 to IH 4 fl ornet oy Ohro or lOll 5 75 1 B1ownetl Mtddl ep o1t du ( h l op ptt(C' lot ~ t o ndutg 991 7760 NO ti~M 100 lotgl.' 0 1 loo ~rna II Will buy I pre(e or romp l elt• lm use ho ld Ne w u ~od 0 1 onlt qucs M cntm ~ f urnttuft"• /ON 1nd St Mtrldlcpo •t Phone 997 637{) CH IP WOOD Po lc o; rnox drome te• 10 011 lorgest e11d , $8 per tort Bundled ~ lob , $6 per ton Dehvercod 10 O h1 o Pol le t (u Ht ? . Pu1111'roy 9Q'l ?pH9 USED t1 0( 10 1 'w tlh hydroulrc 3 pt hrt th 74'1 307 <1 GOO D SCA~ HS for tun~ (a r<, ~ ryo s Jru (k and Autp Po 1 1 ~ Wrecker Servtte f ire '> Ole and Repou flu !land , 74') 1081 or P£m nto d 747 9575 WA N! 10 buy Young coup le wonts to buy co urll t y pr operty . SO to 100 p lu ~ a u'"~ good wotc•r and llHilCI al ttght., tdloble and woode-d John 0 14 b :,4 1717 WA N1F D SMAll Wtde front e tld u~E>d trmt or 3 po uil tm d Phone 99'} 3287 01 991 -'2496 FOUFi FAMilY Yar d ~ole Wed lhul '> 1Mh uta! '}7th 748 .olll.'y bock of Htgh ~ht:!et Mtd dl cporl Q 4 YA RD ~A I E 1w~ a11d Wt:>d Mt>tl s and wornun., dolhrng . Baby clo thtng :111d Q(C P">'>O t res 10 toJOO V1ne~tr ee t 00 Ho cttle ~1 1 eer Mtddlepot l P o~t, Ouol!l~ Pru1 t Shop PORCH SAlt . JU ', N 7nd Ave nue Mtddle pot t Ap11l 27 18 19 9-5 IH REE FAMI(Y Y01d Sole !hut ~ FJ, & Sat !0 to ? leonard Bo >~ R! 174 Syrorvse Cur tam:. bed ~ p r porl., drapes , rugs re<ltnet mfot1t boy~ cl othes 8: rllU< h more 992 5006 wrll lw a ccompi 1SI1Pd lrke to lrnd o ut tnorc o f wh.1t wo tk off Rt . 7 Bypo ss . ---sa ddl e~ 'fAHD )AU: a t Judy fo( routter., 1n Mt ner !>vtlle lots ol Cht ldren .s clo thmg stereo . boo ! , 1967 RIS ING '1 1AR k:enn el Boordmg Indoor and outdoor run'i Groommg ' all breeds Clean Cornar o . t hvrs. o nd Fr 1 9 5. '>Ontloty lo ttlt tte s Chesh11e Ph onc (61 4) 367 0192 CHtSJER SA HTY Patro l Yard So in Frr April 2S th . Co rnet of Fr.. testRvnRoadondRt 7. !{)t o 4 he ry thtng half pn ce Ru th Ree ve s. Albony 1614 1b9B)190 . DOG OBEDIENCE Clm~ lonnmg now Call1 -367 -0550 (on<elled d roms Auto Sales Anniversary Special FREE 37 000 "11lc ~ $4000 Call 949,2450 , t<UO FORD FAlRtANE. . Good gas 111dcage. doe'>n 'l use oil . l?e r o 1d available . all I!IQin lenonte mcludmg go~ and otl Milton Rou ~h . Sy rocuw Phone 99') 7282 . French Fries With Purchoi ~ Of 9 " S1eok 1965 DODG ~ $75 . Need !> battery Coli 997 6017 alte r 5 pm . Sandwich MQ tj ! UI\ IY!() 1975 VO LKSWAGON RABBIT lor ~ ole 52500. Ca ll ~1 - 7668 APIIIl :1• -n -26 197 4 FORO PIN TO Wagon E)( <e l len t <ondilion . Less than 40 000 mdes . 991-613 4 GINO$ AI All - '-------------------------------.-~--·.~.·. .-----,~I ' -·· . AIR CONDITIONING I I l I l l l I l I SPECIAL GET READY FOR SPRING Smith Nelson will check performance, belts, for leaks, bugs, sight glass and freon for only $16.95. You pay for extra labor or parts if needed . J B O'BRIEN Attorney t or Pt aint ilf t In 1954, a nationwide test of the Salk anli·polio vacci ne bega n in parts of 45 slates. ', rnde 1:1Q2 59 48 HVE FAMilY G arogL• Sol e Ap nl 27 & 28 q to 4 Above Ea ste r,, Htgh School l o t ~ of clot h e~ cl oth e!> nod nlt5C 1tems ' 98~d311 ,, Hurry, Offer Expires ApriiJO, 1978 SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 E. Main PH. 992-2174 JU~T fer OO~THSR This May 14th give Mom the comfort ol Angel Tread Slippers. Available at: ME I GS COUN TY , 0 H t 0 (4) 16, (51 3, tO, Jt c HOOF HOllOW Horses. Bvy . sell ltod~ o r tram N ew and u!ioed VAt<D ~AU: 1-n a nd Sat. Rt. !24 IQ?6 FO RD LTD 2 door FO UH FAMILY Yc11d ~alP We dne., day 011d lhur ~ day E.o:c ellent quol ll y ( lo lhH 19 h orn u doil l on up Od d:. a nd ends, Vrckt ~ 209 Polmet f>ets for Sale \' an:l Sale \ani !Sale Pomeroy ---------------------------------------- ltP.S .1hl'.rd lor yo u' S!'nd l or y o ur tO py o t A s tro-Grr:.pl i Lc! 1£-·r IJy rnat l tn lJ 50 cent s tor ea ch CHAPMAN SHOES "Next to Elberfelds in Pomeroy" 1 Large selection in stock. an(f n lonq Sylv <~nta Ltghti ng Center , Dan11 er s, Mass 01923 sell ·acklr P">S Pd to A s 1t C•· Graph P 0 Oox ·1R9 , Raclro Ctt y St<'l tm n N Y 100 19 Df' sut r to speedy brrll) s1 qn GEMINI(May 11 -June 101 Don I b e l al-.en ttl t oday !Jy a st1atn h o r sclr.'lllt'r wt1 o 'rs sh rew cl s tanqw il 19goo f·' rrvelo p r: Andn: \'-'S U11i vr t ~ it ) , iJ 2 .811 U-SI ud l' nt I i bt' l'a l a'rts enough to rnak e conccSS IOtl t.. ir tsl ltu liun i11 Hen ieu Springs. o l li llie "aluc 111 order 10 w tn th e ~1 whig;m, r cc:dvt•d un of· real 1-_)(j f [t.•t ing fr um Sevcn th -dti Y CANCER [June 11 -J uly 211 CANDY'S UASSIC COLLECfiONS In Advt.·tttists iu l'umcruy at St'l"\'il'CS a f l'ft'lll. SU IIlldlly. INGELS FURNITIJRE Y l '<l l ~ . Evt>ry two \' cn\ 1~1~ iu Ad· the Unitl'(l Sta les ,~h· c nnd <'ll nndn l1 1t' <.'illll iJU~, Demand deposil!i of individuals, prtnshps., and corps ...... . . . ... ..... ...... $2,556,000.00 Tune and savings deposits of Individuals, ~ prtnshps., and corps ............. ............. . .... .. ....... .. .. ..... .. 8,360,000.00 Deposits of United Sl<ltes Government ............ . , ....... . .. ............ . .. 38,000.00 !: Deposit<; of States and political subdivisions. . . . . . . . . . ...... , ..... . ........ 7\o,OOO.OO :::!- ·"· ·.. ' Deposit<; of commercial banks ..... , ........... . . . ........ , .. . . , , , , ... ..... o,OOO.OO 1D Certi fic~l and officers' checks ........... . . . ......................... , 107,000.00 cC TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOS ITS .. . . .. . . .. ......................... 11 ,781 ,000.00 :::; TotCJl demand deposits ......... ..... ...... , . .. . ..... .. . . ...... 3,099,000.00 Total time and savmgs depos11!i ...... ... . .. , ...... .. .... ....... 8,682,000 .00 Other liabilities ................ , . . ............ , . .. . .. , , ..... .. ..... ........ 4,000.00 ---+-- TOTAL LIAB ILI TIES 1••eluding subordinated notes and debentures ; ...... , .. , .............. $1\ ,785,000.00 Corrunon stock ,.. a. No. shares authorized 2,000 b. No. shares outstanding 2,000 Ipar value 1....... , .. . , ............... , 100,000.00 Surplus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... , ...................... ~ .000 .00 Undiv1ded profil!i ........ . ....... . .. .. ... . ................ . ............... :172,000.00 Uly 'I'OTALEQUI'I'Y CA PITAL ...... ........ .............. ........ .... 1.372,000.00 I - - - + - TOTAL J.IABIJJTIES AND EQUITY C,\PITAL ... ... ........ . .... . . , ..... $1 3,157,000.00 cC d1ild's pet . to su ppurt three mre u f uniVt' l s.Hlcs upcrnt Nl by the 01 Middleport Cl1a rter number 8441 National Bank Region Nwnber 4 of Middleport in the sta te of Ohio, at the close of business on March 31 , 1978 published in response to ca ll made by Comptroller of the Currency , under title 12, United Stales Code, Section 161. ... Ol eO. o ~ca r Srnllh , 991..5594. d rti uus. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Ill mole beagl e N o co ll ar . Le ft fr om Lau rel Cliff \\'CH I he!" fO II- rt•g; ll Li! P!'.;.t; u f COMMON PLEAS COURT. MEIGS COUNTY , OH IO LbS I OR Stray e d· 'l'lw fourth annual HikeBike for retanlcd citizens sp onsored IJy th e Meigs Associati on fur Hetnrrled Citizens is sc hed uled Saturday , April 2'J. Hc~ i,trution is from Y to 10 a.111. with ride s!ar·ting al tO . l-i <~ nk Cleland , hike·hik P cliah man s(att·Lithc ri!J1• j}; on " Two in One Store" 106 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport second life tenn Consolidatmg domestic subsidraries of the Consolidating domestic and foreign subsidiaries of the "It teaches them not to Lo!!l and t' ound Ruush, Pomeroy ' 1-lonJc & Rapp sentenced to REPORT OF CONDITION Bike event scheduled Saturday NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE IN THE I an t w ork rs necess~ttY today 1' y o ur a1m s a r c 10 be !ul~rll e d Don 1 lei your a c t 1on llc• a d ts ru p lt ve laclor LEO jJut~ 2l- Aug . 22) Too much c h a t ter and too I rille produ c 11011 wtl! lnlerlen: wtt l1 a c ln ev 111~J your d e~r r etl o b1 ec ttve s today L ~ 1 s~, '" II-, cHid rn ·o re wor k I S tilt· t\lu rd1 II iHlll lllll'li for Juli n to r mulrt Nt·\o 111s Autin:•\ s. tlw Ad· VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl. 11) So\ ' l'llfh\s ' fir st UV('r'SCHS 111i ssinna r y f 1872). l'ht' " Pr~wliu g A11drcws Cit lllpU S im:lu clt:s tl sc huv l 11 iJCII')C S l or a III C tlcl fuur·)'Cllr LIBRA iSepl un dt·tgrad ucllt• sdwul , fl St' l!lt!lctry, c •a l sr lur:tlt o ns co ul d no d tJII tn c .._ y toddy B e On gudr ll ·Yo u n11q h t unlfl i E: Ilii Onc; hy m c u r ex of 13-0cl. 1li I' art • ::,!11 11 9 5 .;~tta c l l"ll !C• you r g dt s to loved o n e~ IO:ld'l' tlt ey'll se e ttr r o ug h y Ll U ' mo t•v e~ Don ' t even 11y tl l ~>r (.• 1 2 3 4 studif•s (IIIII a \'tll':otional sehou l. It d1 iiWS SCORPIO (Ocl. 24·Nov . 121Pu · Kl ~nltwt c b1 ud ct1 1S a ll pm1s of fru 111 N11rl11 All tcrica nnd overseas, cspt·1·iully 111 J~nu.lu u l c fi t' leis. ,\I bell IJitll'" · l;oslur Ill the l'unH!ruy nnd Atlwns, ·o., all y u ur CJ rU s un the tat.Jl t• d vou hope to o tH atn so rn co n e ~ Hust and coopcr at •on toda ) Sug.ou cOa t1n g l h!:· lctc ts 1S d d • s~Pr v• c e to yo ur s ell t111d HH· o lh e r p;trl 'f (Nov 13-0ec. s.,c·cut h-d:oy 1\ dve ut lsts SAGITTARIUS 21 ) Evf>n ltlOu9h yDu are a ~ !u l r dum·hcs, a n11 tive uf Port· 111 fJu S triDS S tllatle r<; toda y lJ E' l a ttd, 'I' CII ItCSSf'l\ ha s ll B11du·lur vf lJil'iui ty Degree fru ru \'Cn l lht• Sc'vcnth-tluy ,\d· i!-1 '11 tt1 ulogica l Scltli nar Andrews Uu ivcrsity. nl A 1110 11 g SpPdali1.cd lll l' avc.dlublt• at the Unl\'N 1i ity i.~t :lvi ulion . t:our~cs , . ~tu>li!IIIS nrc tl'iliiiCi\ to ~ rYe LATEX HOUSE PAINT IS NOW ON o t , g uard Th en~ ts sorm• o nr· SP II 1ng a gr lt-wra pned bm. t ha t 1S emp ry CAPRICORN IDee. 11-Jan. 191 A ssulll tng an authon lal l 'le a tr to da11 m il rrrttal c s ubord1nate ~, I r c a! f' \'f'lyonf- war ml; i:t n c co n~en 1 a l l y a r1d no t o nl~ w tl 1 11 lltC\ oull harcl er you 11 a lsc ea r ' ! IIIC II r Sl)eCt AQUARIUS (Jan . 10-feb . 19; tl w t· hu! t h as 111iss iun pilots nt tlw ,'{dmul 's nirflclcl, which Even et l~o loo t Ncrvices li ght uireraft fur n1 issiur1s . Nt••l April ing wilt gu trtottgtl you ntoy tJe cat c r·rng 11 fr o m al l Sid es touay . uon , l or copouls Adn €1e tu pnn c tples Yo u I w ea lllC! tfl C l CS I your ha ste sirn ilar of· PIS CES lfeb . 10-March 101 II l.uma Linda tnts rs your d~1 y to play brrag c Univt•tsity in t: alifontia , 01 p O ~ P. r Wtth lfle gang . fiCCt) )Vhicll houses the diUrch's l!l C S!.JkCS as low as POSSI IJIC Yo u co uld get resen tf u l tf th e Jm•dil'al dental arul lllhcr wt n ncr rs n ·t y ou. health '"'hools.. ARIES (March 11 -Aprii19J You• f l'l SALE 11 (11 5 WHITE, ONE COAT you ' re be tte r oft gotny it alone . HOUSE PAINT. j ~ FW S PAP(H ENIE'fiPI~ISE ASSN 1 Registration REG. $8.95 sluted Friday t Hi! i'm Connie Stevens Visit Meigs Ace Hardware during this area paint sale. 0 -PAINT \lJ SALE r HA C I N~~ Friday is kind ergarte n registrulion day Ia the Soulhrrn Local Scilu.ol Dist rlct. 1' No rc~ulnr classes will be held fur kindergarten childn•n Friday due Ill the ,1 registration "hlch will be ' fi 'U IO 9 " ·"'· tu 12 noon and from 1 to 3 p.n1. , Parents of children beln~ •. regl>1cred are to bring the I • irnmU11izutl o n rc cunls of DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. John Manuel , Hadne, are announcing the birth of their first child, Jonna Christi ne. The baby was born on Mary 30, weight'fl seven pounds, four ounces and measured 20 inches long . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Danny Brown, Minersville ; and the mater· nal greatgrandparenls are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown, Minersville, Mac Sauer, Col· wnbus, and Rodney Sauer, Portsmouth . Paternal grand· mother is Mrs. Gloria Manuel, Haciilc. The paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Johnson, Hacine. •their dlild and the child's ' birth wrtificate. Tu enter kindcrgaJten a dilld mu&t be five by Sept. 30 this year. First graders who have not previously attended kbide?garten are also to be A thought for the day : registered •'rlday at the Thomas Jefferson, third kindergarten building which president of the United Is ucxt to the junior high States, said, "Delar is school. •' Irs! grnders must be preferable to error." ti ~Y ScpL. 30, tid,~ year. 7 a new Flip Flash super·-1o~ 1 _)tHnkmg nl 1gtH no l Jell wll h another ' s to!Jay Whete tmporlant goals are concemed , 6 you have two more chances toget_it . . Sylvan ia has gone the old flip flash two beller. Now, for use in all flip flash cameras, there's Fl 1p Flash.Super 10. With ten flas hes instead of eijlht. Wh ich gives you two extra shots at the perfect picture (plu s a tletter match !Oand 20 ex posure fil ms). Wh at's more, flas h for flash, you pay less for Super 10 than you do the old 8·flas h umt. • And wh en it's time to flip your fla sh, Super 10 has a red indica tor light that tell s you so. To keep you from wasting a shot.. New Blue Dot'" Fli p Flash Super 10. Because Sy lvania never leaves well eno ugh alone. I #j i =t SYLVANIA 9 10 lbuli iJ!l mtnuflltiH'''' ILIIIllllld rtt11l Jln t e ' ( �'' \0- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, Apri) 26, 1978 11 - 'l'he Dall y Scr1tinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April 26, 1978 Nader ·gives Carter good, had marks Anniversary Special FREE By JANET WALSH COLUMBUS 1UPI ) Ralph Nader has given President Carter both good and bad marks in regard ID leg islati on that helps commmers, but says Carter has not been holding firm oo oome issues like energy . "I think that Jimmy Carter stood firm on the major consumer issue of his campaign, to set up an office of consumer regulation, ' ' Nader French Fries With Pur(hO!.e Of 9 "' Sleak Sandwich MO "' ! UI ~ APR il 1• W! O 25- ~6 AI All GINO$ f ..... ' I Singer SAVE ~100 on1111~ Styi1SI " ~>. NOW Mac htne wt\h out e ~ cluS t ve ONLY F110 & Se"'· sewmg su r lace atso n butlt tn 2·s1eo buttonnoter a tron t dr op- "oobD•" bu• ll '" z•g zag str et cn and blind hem Sl i\Ches '-'laa e 1n U S fJ. Cab tnet or ca"Y'fl9 case e~tra MOdel 774 $ 0()I 299 SEVERAL OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM GREAT GIFT IDEAS! •Scissors •Gift Certificates •Fabric •Sewing Boxes Special Occasion fabrics! said Tuesday at a wideranging news conferen ce prior to a speaking engage ment. Congress defeated the legislation which would have set up such an office. " But he has not held firm on ot her issues such as APIIA0\1(0 lrttll. By RICHARD McFARLAND ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP I) Voters have repealed St. Paul's "gay rights" law by nearly a 2·1 margin in the first major election test since residents of Dade County , Fla., threw out a similar ordinance last June . "For this we thank · God, " the Rev . Richard A. Angwin, pastor of Temple Baptist Church and leader of the repeal crusade, said Tuesday night. He said the repeal shows that. North or Souith, the majority of people are against immorality. Homosexual leaders said they were "o utraged ," "won 't go back into the closet" and predicted a "new coming-o ut nationwide ." Democratic Mayor Ge<Jrge Latimer said he still feels " every human being deserves eq ua l protection under law." NITE--, 5 Piece Bridge Sets SALE THE FABRIC SHOP OEArlE~ form of energy that doesn;t add to the heat buildup in the earth 's atmosphere. Nader said he believes electric·utilities "handled the coal strike very profitably " and with "singular greed" last winter , but said coal stockpiles were not as low as request by Gov . James A. Rhodes to President Carter to suspend enforcement of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency dean air standards for Ohio industry for three years. ''Governor Rhodes is the architect of that infamous slogan that profit is not a dirty word in Ohio." sa id Nader, "Only air and water are . There is no reason Ohio can't have clean in~ustry." communi cated that we were Nader sa id it was not supporting a life style but "nonsense" to believe that human rights, we would ha ve measured rat e servi ce won it," he said. imposed by telephone Latimer said there un- companies would constitue a doubtedly will be litigation break for the consumer . "from the private sector., Measured rates, where a In New York, the Gay consumer has to pay a set fee Activists Alliance ca lled the for every call over a certain repea l "a warning to all number, was originally minority people .. . that the tested in Cincinnati. democratic process is not the "Cincinnati has always road to gay liberation." been a guinea pig for Ohio In another development Bell to find out how much Tuesday, Hennepin County abuse the consumer wil l Judge Robert Schumacher take," he said. "Unfor!Wlately, they choSe a ruled in Minneapolis that men applying for mem- good place. bership in the Big Brother "The telephone companies program may be asked haven't done anything in whether they are homosexual · terms of rates in recent years an d mothers of their to help the consumer," sa id prospective charges may be Nader. told. He was sharply critica l of television and said it is a "hi ghly styli zed form of mental novadn e" for children. utilities led the public to believe. Nader compared the coal strike to the 1973 oil shortage and said utillties used the strike to further their own gai ns, just as the oil companies did five years ago . He was asked about a Voters repeal St. Paul's 'gay rights' law 60" China 60" Po~ester Curaline 60" Double Knit 52" Qiana 0 energy," said Nader. He is month by month losing his grasp on the energy issue, downgrading solar energy and energy conservaion, said Nader. The energy or the future , Nader said, has to be SDiar energy because it is the onlv 2nd St., Pomeroy In complete unofficial returns; the vole was $54,090 to repeal and 31,690 to keep the 4-year-old ordinance. It was the first major challenge of a homosexual rights Jaw since entertainer Anita Bryant and a "Save Our Children" group successfully promoted repeal of a similar law in Dade County Miami by a vote of about 3·1. A homosexual and Vielnam veteran, Tom Burke, was defeated by a large margin in a bid for one of seven City Council seats. The unusually big turnout on a mild, sunny day climaxed a heated campaign in which the Baptist-led Citizens Alert for Morality fought to repeal the Jaw and the St. Paul riti>ens for Human Right's, including some of the clergy, battled to keep it. Repeal forces said the issue was morality. Opponents said it was human rights. The Rev . Angwin sa id the " land slide victory " shows tha t a "small group of misguided politicians '' on the City Council passed the 1974 ord inance . It barred discrimination in housing, employm,ent and other fields because of "sexual and affeclional preference." Mayor Lalim~r. who support ed the St. Paul Citizens for Human !lights in its campaign to save the law, said he felt badly about the repeal "but I willa bide by the voters' decision ." "I feel that if we had Ford advisor says U. ·S. 'Hotbed of alcoholism' CINCINNATI (UPI I - Drunkenness not only should be considered antisocial and dangerous, but also "Un· thinkable," according to a one-time advisor of Former President Gerald Ford. ··I believe that we drink in America in such ways that everyone who ca n become chemically dependent will become chemically dependent," Vernon Johnson, head of the Johnson In· stilute of Minneapolis, said Tuesday. "People don't ea t and drink nowadays. They meet to drink . I'm asking for the freed om not to drink when J go arow1d the country," Johnson said. referri ng to the United Stales as "a hotbed fur alcoholism." He called for public recognition of drunkncss nol only as "anti-social and tlangerous, but unthinkable." In a speech at Bethesda Hospi\<11 , Johnson did nut comiJJenl on· Betty Ford, who said Friday she has become addicted to alcohol. In a television inte1view Tuesday morning, Gerald Ford said his family is "darned proud " of Mrs. Ford 's struggle against her drug and alcohol addiction, and suggested others should "fa ce up tu it as Betty did ." think and teaches them bad things to eat," said Nader. Nader sa id minimum competency testing in schools is definitely a co nsumer iss ue , and the goal of education is to equip a child for his role as a consumer. " But the question is will the competency tests perform thi.s function or will they be the succe'iS(lr to busing and act a.s ct divisive factor," said Nader. Ul Ill Ill cC Lunch nnd vtl u.• r snacks will ill' provided al01ig the r uule. " An enjuyu!Jic evt~ nt is virtually ussm·ed ba sed on p rcviuus l-'\'Cil t s, ' ' Cle la nd COMM ITIEE MEETING A Citizens' Technical and Policy Advioory Committee meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in the cafeteria of Rio Grande College. The committee is composed of citizens and elected officials. However, the public is invited to attend the meeting. Part I of the state water management plan will be di scu ss ed along with a proposed computer program. n11lCd . Mi\ l!l' today thank ed Ihe fu ll uwing indl v itlu u ls and gru ups fur their t·uop('ri.l tiun a•nl l:dp : Powoll' s Super Val u, H. C. Co la, lh•lsum B:lite ry, Superior Meats, ll•lilaml EMS, B111 barn Van Ml'lcr, ,Juhn Tu t:kcr , M!Jdern S ; ulil a ti ~> n , Me igs Sciluul Uisl r id r I 1UUil!l'fiY J in uu y's pa stry , CANDIDATES AVAILABLE MASON- Candidates for the Maooii County School Board will be at a meeting at Wahama High School at 7:30 p.m. on May I. Parents and interested persons are invited to the public session. P un H' I oy ASSETS Cash and due from banks ........................................ .. .. . .. . $1 ,1411,000.00 U.S. Treasury securities ............................. . , , . .. , . . . , ~. ..... 3,062,001r.60-· ·,;. Obligations of States anU political sulxllvisions . . ....... , .. , ... , ............ 2,058,000.00 Fedt•ral Reserve stock and corporate stock . . ................ .. , , , ... ... .... 21 ,000.00 Federal funds sold and secur1ties purchased " under agreements to resell ...................... ..... ... . ....... ....... .. 450,000.00 Loans, 'l'ol<l l i excl uding w1earned income 1.. ... ..... , .. ......... 6,365,000.00 Less : Reserve for possible loan losses ............... .. . . .... .. ... 113,000.00 Loans , Net . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. , .... , ....... .... ..... 6,282,000.00 Hank prcmiS"' , furniture and fixtures, and other assel.'i repre~nting bank premises .... . ..... , ....... , .. ... . ........ .. Hl4 ,000.00 Real esta te owned other than bank premises ..... ,, .... . .... ................ 23.000.00 Other asscl.'i. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. . . 9,000.00 TOTALASSF:TS .................. ........... ... . . ... , , ..... , . . . .... $1 3, 157,000.00 ... ;:)i: .oce Avc r~ge for 30 calendar days end1ng with report date· Q z cC I1C 0 ~ Ul ~ ----~- 1, Manning Kloes, Vice President and Cashier of the above-named bank , do hereby declare that this Heport of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Manning Kloes Apri121, 1978 l I We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabililles. We delare that it has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. RoseS. Reynolds Bt<rnard Fultz - Directors Dale M. Dutton ~ ' ( AKRON, Ohio I UP I) Tin1othy R. Papp, convicted twice in the 1973 rape-murder of a ~year-o ld girl, has been sentenced to a second consecutive life prison term, during an unusual hearing in whi ch he announced a radical group has vowed to \<Ike revenge for his pr~c ution . Papp's sentence, handed down Tuesday by Swnmit County Common Pleas Court Judge James V. Barbuto, assu red that the 26-year~ld Papp will not be released from prison for at least 25 years. But before the sentence was pronounced, Papp read a letter he said he had received from an alleged radical group identified only as "PF J." In the letter, Papp said the group threatened after-hours bombings of public buildings in Lorain CoWlty in support of Papp. "I do not condone any acts of violence on my behalf," Papp told the court. "This case will be reversed on its own merits." _ ... .,.ce Cash ~ nd due from banks .......................... . .... . ........ ...... $1,076,000.00 F'ed. funds sold and S(lcuntl es purchased under agreements to resell ..................................... 728,000.00 Total loans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... , . ... ...... . ..... , ... , .... , , ...... 6,6!i8,000.00 Time deposil.'i of $100,000 or more in domestic offi ces . . . ..... .. ... ...... .... 200,000.00 Tol<lldeposits ....... . ................... ... .... ........... .. ........ .. 11,946,000.00 TOTALASSF:TS .......................... .... ...... , .. , ........ 13,712,000.00 Standby letters of credit routsl<lnding as of report dale )................. . .. ........... .,, . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . 3\ ,000.00 Time cerllf1cates of deposit in denominations of SIOO,OOOor more !outstanding as of report dale ) ..... .. · · · · · . · ........... , .... 200,000.00 Faht ------ The letter charged that Papp 's prosecution was politically motivated . "Tim indicated he did not approve of thi s solution and discouraged anyone to do this," said Charles Adams, Papp's lawyer. " It was a general letter, and I don 't know if anyone can lake it seriously." Adams has filed notice he will appeal Papp 's second conviction . La st month , Papp was found guilty or the rapemurder of Roxie Ann Keathley, of Sheffield Township . . The proceeding was a retrial , ordered when a federal court overturned Papp's original conviction. The federal court ruled Papp was denied constitutional rights .the police investigation of slaying. . The case was moved from wraln to Summit County because or pretrial publicity. Papp's retrial was the first criminal case · in Ohio to be televised. Barbuto permitted television stations to use tape ' recorded excerpl8 t11 theif newscasts from a closed-circuit court television system . Plaintiff, LARRY. A. SMITH, Defendant No. 1&,&43 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Larry A . Sm ith , addr ess unknown . but whose known address was last 230 P le asant S tree t. Ashland , Ohio 44805 , will take noti ce on th e 15th dey of Novemb€f . 1977, Rita L Smith liled h ~ r Comp laint agains t him the Com mon P le as · Co urt of Meigs County, Ohio, Case No . 16,643, praying tor divor ce and ot her re lief on grounds of grqss neglecf of dufy and f)( t reme c r u elty . You ar e r equi red 1o a nswer th is Co mpl a int w i th i n tw enty ei gh t d ays after th e tast publi ca l i o n, the l ast pu blica l ion is on th e \Hh day of May , 1978 , or judgment by d e taull will be rendered ;'t gai ns t you . Larry Spencer , Cle rk of Courst of Meigs County , Oh i o. ( 4 ) 5. 12, 19 ,2 6 !5l 3, 10 . 17, 7tc in Un i t~ d il' Sh op, For Thur sday , April 27 ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol \1.0UJ~ n ".'tt t, MPigs <'ouuty Sheriff's l:Jal!JWI~t~J] D•'l"ll1 llll'nt, lln rul d lly sell , J - ~\ ;11· Cu al Cu., WMPO R;lllin, CJ;m•nt'l' Might , lilq~il Auto, Mt•igo L'>JUn ly IWACT a!lll :t ll of lhl' spunst,r-s :md ri der~ . April 11. 1978 nli S ~CO II\11\Q year your pt·tti U soph u al oul luok wt ll UtldtJrgo a bcn e lt u,tl !>lr l'tlH n>enuly Fa rth 111 y o ur s ell ant! rn your 1rJca s wdl qrnw ,;H ld pr odu ct! pr o l1ld Mi\HC •• Is., Pxprrsscd it s b l e re o., ull s sinter e :• r,~rcl'ialiun t 11 ull the TAURU S 1Aprii10-May 101 wor kN s ami helpers tl uuughout the eu unt) fur the1r efforts tu make 1his ~, · ,~·A PERFECT GIFT Yt.'< ll s t vt·nt tht• C!'S';ful ) ct. 4 precious diamonds in 14K gold . Simply elegant. ~ ... RITA l . SMITH , Pomeroy l'ulite Dep;u1nlt'nl , Middh·porl l'ulitc Depm'l- MOTHER'SDAY MAY 14TH ~\ IN THE . COMMON PLEA5COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO Pafll ry' Mc•tiludi st C'hur eil. So uth lldhel. lhu uld ll row n, Cila l·ies Kuill, M t' i ~s Junior Chamber of ('olll lll!'l'tc, sut·· ffto •;t ¥o u 1111ncJ ~o many tm1c s Ie d a y that th e on l y lh 1ng to res u lt t5 mas~ confu - c uuld SIOn L I J .:~ ngc yOur If you arro n 1 e ~ph c.1 1 nn PAUL SIMON , PLAINTIFF vs PEARL TAGGART , ET AL. , DEFENDANTS . N O 16, 709 NOTIC.E Pur suant to a n Ord er Sa te is~ued by th e co urt o Com man Pleas of Meigs !=ount y, Oh tO, t will o tt er tor s<;~te at pu bl ic ilu ct io n on the U l h day ot May , 1978 a t 10 :00 am at the d oor of th e Court H ouse ot sai d Count y , Po meroy , Ohio . th e foltow in9 d esc r ib ed real es tat e : Si t uc'lt ed in Leba non Town ship , M ei g S Coun ty , Oh io, to w i t B ei ng lo ca ted in 70 ac r e lot 199 and 100 acre l ot 700 , Tow n 2, Ra nge 11 o f th e Ohio Com p an y 's Pur c hase . B cn i nninq al a stone in r avine at lh C northwe s t corner of 70 ac r e l ot 199 , To wn 2, R ange 11 , th en ce NISI a l ong the no r th 1ine of sai d 70 a cr e l ot 199, 10 .30 ch ams to ·a ro c k from wh ic h a while oak 6 " bear s w es t 2P. d eg . eJS I 70 ! ink. s. also a wh i l e oak 8" south B0 1 4 d eg . wes t 16 lin ks, al so so uth e a st corner o f _Thoma s Adams house bears north IS J~ dey west 571 , link s; t hence sou t h JO 66 chains to l f"ie so uth l in e o f 100 a cre lot 'ZOO , Town 2. Range 11 to ro c k from Whi c h a whi l e oak 17 " b ears w es t 12 1 4 dcg . east d9''" l in k s : also a llickory 11' ' b ear s north 74 deg'. cast Ja link s, the nce we st a tong sou t h l ine of s aid 100 ac re lo l No 200 , 16.32 ch ains to so uthw es t corn er of sai d 100 acre l ot No 200, and 70 ac r e lot No . 199 ; th enc e nor t h 30 .66 chains to th e pta cc o f begin n ing, conl aining 78 1 ; a cr es , more or te ss, and being th e same pr emises cO n'II Cyed to E E . Spivey , as tru st ee ot William J . M cCoy by Geo rge H . K i ndall by dee d da ted Oc to ber 7, 19 10, a nd recorded in Vol 105 page 310 ot th e Re co rds of Deeds of Meiqs Counly , Ohio . TERM S OF SALE : Cast1 in hand on da y o f sale Th e riqht is re sc r ved to rej ect any or all b ids. pr o per ty a ppra ised u ! s1' 400 00 . ol JAMES J PROFF ITT , S H ERIFF Or TO WHOM CE RN . Wanted to Buy IT MAY CO N N olice is h er ebY give n th at on May 11 , 1978 , at 10 00 A M il publ ic s at e wi ll be held a t Smi th Nelson Motors, I nc . to sel l lor cash th e follow in.g co ll ateral, to wi t · 1973 Bu ick Centu r y S No A 0 37 H JG I JSJ51 , said colla t eral being he ld to secu r e qn obl igat ion arising under a r etail insta l men t sale con tract 11il25 80794 held bV General Motors Ac ce plnnce Cor p o r atio n as Secured pa r ty . Sai d pub lic sale is to b e conduc ted a cc ord ing to th e law s a t th e State a t Ohio General Motor s Ac cep ta nce Corpo rat io n r e~e rve s t he r igh l to bid at thi s sa te . The colla t eral is pres en tly sto re d and may be see n at P 0 Bo:.; 743, Pomer oy, Ohio il5 709 GE NER AL MO TOR S ACCEPTA N CE COR PORAT ION (4) 2 6 , li e Wanted to IJuy COI NS CU RREN CY ta lum s ol d poc kQI wa tche s ond c h a111 ~ silver on ~l gold Wo neQd !964 on~ oldt•l ~ dver (0111 S Buy ~ell 01 trade ' Call ~ agp ' Wum ~ l t:.•y 7411331 .. IIMBU~ flon l~.: toy Fme~ t Pta · IF YOU hove o servtco to off e1 w ont 10 buy or ~e ll som e t htnq •,owtunj-,0.1 Coli ' Q!f) Yl65 01 oe loo ktng l or work or KPII I Hanby I 446 8570 whotPvr•r you II g€1 re ~ ult~ lo ~ t e r wllh o Scntrnel Wont Ad OW 1- URN II U~ I t Cu bOICe ~ bt0 5'> Co li q9'1 7'156 bf'd!i. 1r 0 11 bed <. PI( co m ple te h ou~P h u ld ~ Wtti (:' M D Mtlle1 , PORLH SA lE Apr d 77 18 10 to IH 4 fl ornet oy Ohro or lOll 5 75 1 B1ownetl Mtddl ep o1t du ( h l op ptt(C' lot ~ t o ndutg 991 7760 NO ti~M 100 lotgl.' 0 1 loo ~rna II Will buy I pre(e or romp l elt• lm use ho ld Ne w u ~od 0 1 onlt qucs M cntm ~ f urnttuft"• /ON 1nd St Mtrldlcpo •t Phone 997 637{) CH IP WOOD Po lc o; rnox drome te• 10 011 lorgest e11d , $8 per tort Bundled ~ lob , $6 per ton Dehvercod 10 O h1 o Pol le t (u Ht ? . Pu1111'roy 9Q'l ?pH9 USED t1 0( 10 1 'w tlh hydroulrc 3 pt hrt th 74'1 307 <1 GOO D SCA~ HS for tun~ (a r<, ~ ryo s Jru (k and Autp Po 1 1 ~ Wrecker Servtte f ire '> Ole and Repou flu !land , 74') 1081 or P£m nto d 747 9575 WA N! 10 buy Young coup le wonts to buy co urll t y pr operty . SO to 100 p lu ~ a u'"~ good wotc•r and llHilCI al ttght., tdloble and woode-d John 0 14 b :,4 1717 WA N1F D SMAll Wtde front e tld u~E>d trmt or 3 po uil tm d Phone 99'} 3287 01 991 -'2496 FOUFi FAMilY Yar d ~ole Wed lhul '> 1Mh uta! '}7th 748 .olll.'y bock of Htgh ~ht:!et Mtd dl cporl Q 4 YA RD ~A I E 1w~ a11d Wt:>d Mt>tl s and wornun., dolhrng . Baby clo thtng :111d Q(C P">'>O t res 10 toJOO V1ne~tr ee t 00 Ho cttle ~1 1 eer Mtddlepot l P o~t, Ouol!l~ Pru1 t Shop PORCH SAlt . JU ', N 7nd Ave nue Mtddle pot t Ap11l 27 18 19 9-5 IH REE FAMI(Y Y01d Sole !hut ~ FJ, & Sat !0 to ? leonard Bo >~ R! 174 Syrorvse Cur tam:. bed ~ p r porl., drapes , rugs re<ltnet mfot1t boy~ cl othes 8: rllU< h more 992 5006 wrll lw a ccompi 1SI1Pd lrke to lrnd o ut tnorc o f wh.1t wo tk off Rt . 7 Bypo ss . ---sa ddl e~ 'fAHD )AU: a t Judy fo( routter., 1n Mt ner !>vtlle lots ol Cht ldren .s clo thmg stereo . boo ! , 1967 RIS ING '1 1AR k:enn el Boordmg Indoor and outdoor run'i Groommg ' all breeds Clean Cornar o . t hvrs. o nd Fr 1 9 5. '>Ontloty lo ttlt tte s Chesh11e Ph onc (61 4) 367 0192 CHtSJER SA HTY Patro l Yard So in Frr April 2S th . Co rnet of Fr.. testRvnRoadondRt 7. !{)t o 4 he ry thtng half pn ce Ru th Ree ve s. Albony 1614 1b9B)190 . DOG OBEDIENCE Clm~ lonnmg now Call1 -367 -0550 (on<elled d roms Auto Sales Anniversary Special FREE 37 000 "11lc ~ $4000 Call 949,2450 , t<UO FORD FAlRtANE. . Good gas 111dcage. doe'>n 'l use oil . l?e r o 1d available . all I!IQin lenonte mcludmg go~ and otl Milton Rou ~h . Sy rocuw Phone 99') 7282 . French Fries With Purchoi ~ Of 9 " S1eok 1965 DODG ~ $75 . Need !> battery Coli 997 6017 alte r 5 pm . Sandwich MQ tj ! UI\ IY!() 1975 VO LKSWAGON RABBIT lor ~ ole 52500. Ca ll ~1 - 7668 APIIIl :1• -n -26 197 4 FORO PIN TO Wagon E)( <e l len t <ondilion . Less than 40 000 mdes . 991-613 4 GINO$ AI All - '-------------------------------.-~--·.~.·. .-----,~I ' -·· . AIR CONDITIONING I I l I l l l I l I SPECIAL GET READY FOR SPRING Smith Nelson will check performance, belts, for leaks, bugs, sight glass and freon for only $16.95. You pay for extra labor or parts if needed . J B O'BRIEN Attorney t or Pt aint ilf t In 1954, a nationwide test of the Salk anli·polio vacci ne bega n in parts of 45 slates. ', rnde 1:1Q2 59 48 HVE FAMilY G arogL• Sol e Ap nl 27 & 28 q to 4 Above Ea ste r,, Htgh School l o t ~ of clot h e~ cl oth e!> nod nlt5C 1tems ' 98~d311 ,, Hurry, Offer Expires ApriiJO, 1978 SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 E. Main PH. 992-2174 JU~T fer OO~THSR This May 14th give Mom the comfort ol Angel Tread Slippers. Available at: ME I GS COUN TY , 0 H t 0 (4) 16, (51 3, tO, Jt c HOOF HOllOW Horses. Bvy . sell ltod~ o r tram N ew and u!ioed VAt<D ~AU: 1-n a nd Sat. Rt. !24 IQ?6 FO RD LTD 2 door FO UH FAMILY Yc11d ~alP We dne., day 011d lhur ~ day E.o:c ellent quol ll y ( lo lhH 19 h orn u doil l on up Od d:. a nd ends, Vrckt ~ 209 Polmet f>ets for Sale \' an:l Sale \ani !Sale Pomeroy ---------------------------------------- ltP.S .1hl'.rd lor yo u' S!'nd l or y o ur tO py o t A s tro-Grr:.pl i Lc! 1£-·r IJy rnat l tn lJ 50 cent s tor ea ch CHAPMAN SHOES "Next to Elberfelds in Pomeroy" 1 Large selection in stock. an(f n lonq Sylv <~nta Ltghti ng Center , Dan11 er s, Mass 01923 sell ·acklr P">S Pd to A s 1t C•· Graph P 0 Oox ·1R9 , Raclro Ctt y St<'l tm n N Y 100 19 Df' sut r to speedy brrll) s1 qn GEMINI(May 11 -June 101 Don I b e l al-.en ttl t oday !Jy a st1atn h o r sclr.'lllt'r wt1 o 'rs sh rew cl s tanqw il 19goo f·' rrvelo p r: Andn: \'-'S U11i vr t ~ it ) , iJ 2 .811 U-SI ud l' nt I i bt' l'a l a'rts enough to rnak e conccSS IOtl t.. ir tsl ltu liun i11 Hen ieu Springs. o l li llie "aluc 111 order 10 w tn th e ~1 whig;m, r cc:dvt•d un of· real 1-_)(j f [t.•t ing fr um Sevcn th -dti Y CANCER [June 11 -J uly 211 CANDY'S UASSIC COLLECfiONS In Advt.·tttists iu l'umcruy at St'l"\'il'CS a f l'ft'lll. SU IIlldlly. INGELS FURNITIJRE Y l '<l l ~ . Evt>ry two \' cn\ 1~1~ iu Ad· the Unitl'(l Sta les ,~h· c nnd <'ll nndn l1 1t' <.'illll iJU~, Demand deposil!i of individuals, prtnshps., and corps ...... . . . ... ..... ...... $2,556,000.00 Tune and savings deposits of Individuals, ~ prtnshps., and corps ............. ............. . .... .. ....... .. .. ..... .. 8,360,000.00 Deposits of United Sl<ltes Government ............ . , ....... . .. ............ . .. 38,000.00 !: Deposit<; of States and political subdivisions. . . . . . . . . . ...... , ..... . ........ 7\o,OOO.OO :::!- ·"· ·.. ' Deposit<; of commercial banks ..... , ........... . . . ........ , .. . . , , , , ... ..... o,OOO.OO 1D Certi fic~l and officers' checks ........... . . . ......................... , 107,000.00 cC TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOS ITS .. . . .. . . .. ......................... 11 ,781 ,000.00 :::; TotCJl demand deposits ......... ..... ...... , . .. . ..... .. . . ...... 3,099,000.00 Total time and savmgs depos11!i ...... ... . .. , ...... .. .... ....... 8,682,000 .00 Other liabilities ................ , . . ............ , . .. . .. , , ..... .. ..... ........ 4,000.00 ---+-- TOTAL LIAB ILI TIES 1••eluding subordinated notes and debentures ; ...... , .. , .............. $1\ ,785,000.00 Corrunon stock ,.. a. No. shares authorized 2,000 b. No. shares outstanding 2,000 Ipar value 1....... , .. . , ............... , 100,000.00 Surplus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... , ...................... ~ .000 .00 Undiv1ded profil!i ........ . ....... . .. .. ... . ................ . ............... :172,000.00 Uly 'I'OTALEQUI'I'Y CA PITAL ...... ........ .............. ........ .... 1.372,000.00 I - - - + - TOTAL J.IABIJJTIES AND EQUITY C,\PITAL ... ... ........ . .... . . , ..... $1 3,157,000.00 cC d1ild's pet . to su ppurt three mre u f uniVt' l s.Hlcs upcrnt Nl by the 01 Middleport Cl1a rter number 8441 National Bank Region Nwnber 4 of Middleport in the sta te of Ohio, at the close of business on March 31 , 1978 published in response to ca ll made by Comptroller of the Currency , under title 12, United Stales Code, Section 161. ... Ol eO. o ~ca r Srnllh , 991..5594. d rti uus. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Ill mole beagl e N o co ll ar . Le ft fr om Lau rel Cliff \\'CH I he!" fO II- rt•g; ll Li! P!'.;.t; u f COMMON PLEAS COURT. MEIGS COUNTY , OH IO LbS I OR Stray e d· 'l'lw fourth annual HikeBike for retanlcd citizens sp onsored IJy th e Meigs Associati on fur Hetnrrled Citizens is sc hed uled Saturday , April 2'J. Hc~ i,trution is from Y to 10 a.111. with ride s!ar·ting al tO . l-i <~ nk Cleland , hike·hik P cliah man s(att·Lithc ri!J1• j}; on " Two in One Store" 106 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport second life tenn Consolidatmg domestic subsidraries of the Consolidating domestic and foreign subsidiaries of the "It teaches them not to Lo!!l and t' ound Ruush, Pomeroy ' 1-lonJc & Rapp sentenced to REPORT OF CONDITION Bike event scheduled Saturday NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE IN THE I an t w ork rs necess~ttY today 1' y o ur a1m s a r c 10 be !ul~rll e d Don 1 lei your a c t 1on llc• a d ts ru p lt ve laclor LEO jJut~ 2l- Aug . 22) Too much c h a t ter and too I rille produ c 11011 wtl! lnlerlen: wtt l1 a c ln ev 111~J your d e~r r etl o b1 ec ttve s today L ~ 1 s~, '" II-, cHid rn ·o re wor k I S tilt· t\lu rd1 II iHlll lllll'li for Juli n to r mulrt Nt·\o 111s Autin:•\ s. tlw Ad· VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl. 11) So\ ' l'llfh\s ' fir st UV('r'SCHS 111i ssinna r y f 1872). l'ht' " Pr~wliu g A11drcws Cit lllpU S im:lu clt:s tl sc huv l 11 iJCII')C S l or a III C tlcl fuur·)'Cllr LIBRA iSepl un dt·tgrad ucllt• sdwul , fl St' l!lt!lctry, c •a l sr lur:tlt o ns co ul d no d tJII tn c .._ y toddy B e On gudr ll ·Yo u n11q h t unlfl i E: Ilii Onc; hy m c u r ex of 13-0cl. 1li I' art • ::,!11 11 9 5 .;~tta c l l"ll !C• you r g dt s to loved o n e~ IO:ld'l' tlt ey'll se e ttr r o ug h y Ll U ' mo t•v e~ Don ' t even 11y tl l ~>r (.• 1 2 3 4 studif•s (IIIII a \'tll':otional sehou l. It d1 iiWS SCORPIO (Ocl. 24·Nov . 121Pu · Kl ~nltwt c b1 ud ct1 1S a ll pm1s of fru 111 N11rl11 All tcrica nnd overseas, cspt·1·iully 111 J~nu.lu u l c fi t' leis. ,\I bell IJitll'" · l;oslur Ill the l'unH!ruy nnd Atlwns, ·o., all y u ur CJ rU s un the tat.Jl t• d vou hope to o tH atn so rn co n e ~ Hust and coopcr at •on toda ) Sug.ou cOa t1n g l h!:· lctc ts 1S d d • s~Pr v• c e to yo ur s ell t111d HH· o lh e r p;trl 'f (Nov 13-0ec. s.,c·cut h-d:oy 1\ dve ut lsts SAGITTARIUS 21 ) Evf>n ltlOu9h yDu are a ~ !u l r dum·hcs, a n11 tive uf Port· 111 fJu S triDS S tllatle r<; toda y lJ E' l a ttd, 'I' CII ItCSSf'l\ ha s ll B11du·lur vf lJil'iui ty Degree fru ru \'Cn l lht• Sc'vcnth-tluy ,\d· i!-1 '11 tt1 ulogica l Scltli nar Andrews Uu ivcrsity. nl A 1110 11 g SpPdali1.cd lll l' avc.dlublt• at the Unl\'N 1i ity i.~t :lvi ulion . t:our~cs , . ~tu>li!IIIS nrc tl'iliiiCi\ to ~ rYe LATEX HOUSE PAINT IS NOW ON o t , g uard Th en~ ts sorm• o nr· SP II 1ng a gr lt-wra pned bm. t ha t 1S emp ry CAPRICORN IDee. 11-Jan. 191 A ssulll tng an authon lal l 'le a tr to da11 m il rrrttal c s ubord1nate ~, I r c a! f' \'f'lyonf- war ml; i:t n c co n~en 1 a l l y a r1d no t o nl~ w tl 1 11 lltC\ oull harcl er you 11 a lsc ea r ' ! IIIC II r Sl)eCt AQUARIUS (Jan . 10-feb . 19; tl w t· hu! t h as 111iss iun pilots nt tlw ,'{dmul 's nirflclcl, which Even et l~o loo t Ncrvices li ght uireraft fur n1 issiur1s . Nt••l April ing wilt gu trtottgtl you ntoy tJe cat c r·rng 11 fr o m al l Sid es touay . uon , l or copouls Adn €1e tu pnn c tples Yo u I w ea lllC! tfl C l CS I your ha ste sirn ilar of· PIS CES lfeb . 10-March 101 II l.uma Linda tnts rs your d~1 y to play brrag c Univt•tsity in t: alifontia , 01 p O ~ P. r Wtth lfle gang . fiCCt) )Vhicll houses the diUrch's l!l C S!.JkCS as low as POSSI IJIC Yo u co uld get resen tf u l tf th e Jm•dil'al dental arul lllhcr wt n ncr rs n ·t y ou. health '"'hools.. ARIES (March 11 -Aprii19J You• f l'l SALE 11 (11 5 WHITE, ONE COAT you ' re be tte r oft gotny it alone . HOUSE PAINT. j ~ FW S PAP(H ENIE'fiPI~ISE ASSN 1 Registration REG. $8.95 sluted Friday t Hi! i'm Connie Stevens Visit Meigs Ace Hardware during this area paint sale. 0 -PAINT \lJ SALE r HA C I N~~ Friday is kind ergarte n registrulion day Ia the Soulhrrn Local Scilu.ol Dist rlct. 1' No rc~ulnr classes will be held fur kindergarten childn•n Friday due Ill the ,1 registration "hlch will be ' fi 'U IO 9 " ·"'· tu 12 noon and from 1 to 3 p.n1. , Parents of children beln~ •. regl>1cred are to bring the I • irnmU11izutl o n rc cunls of DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. John Manuel , Hadne, are announcing the birth of their first child, Jonna Christi ne. The baby was born on Mary 30, weight'fl seven pounds, four ounces and measured 20 inches long . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Danny Brown, Minersville ; and the mater· nal greatgrandparenls are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown, Minersville, Mac Sauer, Col· wnbus, and Rodney Sauer, Portsmouth . Paternal grand· mother is Mrs. Gloria Manuel, Haciilc. The paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Johnson, Hacine. •their dlild and the child's ' birth wrtificate. Tu enter kindcrgaJten a dilld mu&t be five by Sept. 30 this year. First graders who have not previously attended kbide?garten are also to be A thought for the day : registered •'rlday at the Thomas Jefferson, third kindergarten building which president of the United Is ucxt to the junior high States, said, "Delar is school. •' Irs! grnders must be preferable to error." ti ~Y ScpL. 30, tid,~ year. 7 a new Flip Flash super·-1o~ 1 _)tHnkmg nl 1gtH no l Jell wll h another ' s to!Jay Whete tmporlant goals are concemed , 6 you have two more chances toget_it . . Sylvan ia has gone the old flip flash two beller. Now, for use in all flip flash cameras, there's Fl 1p Flash.Super 10. With ten flas hes instead of eijlht. Wh ich gives you two extra shots at the perfect picture (plu s a tletter match !Oand 20 ex posure fil ms). Wh at's more, flas h for flash, you pay less for Super 10 than you do the old 8·flas h umt. • And wh en it's time to flip your fla sh, Super 10 has a red indica tor light that tell s you so. To keep you from wasting a shot.. New Blue Dot'" Fli p Flash Super 10. Because Sy lvania never leaves well eno ugh alone. I #j i =t SYLVANIA 9 10 lbuli iJ!l mtnuflltiH'''' ILIIIllllld rtt11l Jln t e ' ( �13 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Wednesday Ap . r il 26 19./ H DfCIO'RACY 12- The Da 1ly Sentmel , Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Wednesday. Apnl26, 1918 ~HAfJ'G1?s Ch:arge rash I d1n 2 da:. ~ 100 J d.l,\~ 6 d.t}~ '"' i>O J "'' ~:.n ·t· ~ ~.~rd u\ t'r lht· mmunwn I~ u, 4 \'tnU. pot'r \lo l•n.l po•f t.l<t~ .,. ,of'(b ~CO N O MY lRACIOR wtrh all at l rlo. c new . oslo. 1ng S12SO Pt)one {bl4 ) 098 J]QO to c hmcnt~ B & 5 MOBil[ HO MES Pt Pl ea sen t W Vo bestde Hec ~ s 1973: Broodmorc 14 ~ b4 2 bedroom 1973 Dar ron 14 1e bO 1 bedr oom 1971 V oCforron 14 11. b 7 3 bedroom 2 both I 971 Coven rry 11 • b5 3 bedroom o\tl• ru/lnlrll! \Jlh.:'f than l'V IIM'I'U{II't' \.1;:11 ~ \l tL bt• d!.ir~N <tl tilt' I d a~ ra tt' In Ca n ! ul rhiink::. 1md 6 · n"l\~ ~r 11 urd. $3 00 lllt>tnun Ubltuan !1 WI UH UII1 ('~~h UliHhiHll 't• Jqoq ;' I <Jl!lh' fi ll lllt' ~It·~ <trill Yt~nl .o;<~ln oul~ '.lith o::.. sh "tth dl<lr~l:' for· <HI~ l diT.I · SPWAL mK Rt• ' :O. tnnbt-r In l'an: ~.~fTht.·S..·n· n.•-.pt•ll~ll.\l t• n'i.t fQr 11\I.IH' lh<>rl Ul't'rltun front-whee l dri ve cars. Ph('lnt• ~.!-!13ol l'H 4 OA I SUN 097 745 3 Call Now For EQUIP MEN! ~OR co mplete beauty ~hop l or lour operator'> rl -.oiJ th1~ weelo. Phone 09') 7606 snoo 9. -Ja ck W. Carse y, Mg r. 6il Phone 992 -7181 MICRO HYBRID S tOO". rep lor1t ogreemon t 1/ you donr ge1 a , ro nd Jarne~ H Smt t h Hr?•l)IO{ I.. G1 ov e Ohr o QQ') 75/ 4 lea ve n, £>ssa ge S CAM PER S on Rornbow R.dgc> H•gh quoit~\' low P • •<f.>~ lull lmF' r£'(1{'0IIOnol -..eh•cl e \ ond acr P<o<,or lt.'" OH Ohoo Rt 7 \Oulh of luppPr~ Pia m ro "-P CR ?tl to Ba<ohon folio ,.., '>ogm Ope" t .ll dor lo. Contact Roberr Codr1er l ong Bottom Oh•a ,,fkmoun Card of Thanl'" I WISH 10 thank. e .. er yone who wo~ ... a k. .nd to me dLH •ng my ..,ta v at C o mder~ (lark. H o~prtal I w 1sh•a thonO.. oil those who 'len t cord!> l lower5 gt lt s and for the1r v1~r t '> and I wrsh ro e • rpnd o spe<rol tha n k ~ to every oPe lor therr many praye rs M r~ Donna Gilmore 101b :21 loot 'Prr y ~ell con toH+Pd f,o• •• 1rorlpr QQ') 706o FQFI O JO~l OQ) 5010 1077 APA CHE ] wh, ... \ r olllp+ng trorlt.•t A ll hbC'rglo\:, ~lc l' p~ ~· · cqlJ•PPE•d ..,. th h('orer and o •.,.n+ll9'> Call Q4'} ~163 or 00")50"1 RAM.Bl~R HOI IDA'!' Notil:e• Cl EARAN CE SAlE begrns Man feb 13 at Se wN Se w Ou tler Stree t Ro(one A ll Mo1n pol ye ~rer double lo, n, r~ reduced -l Q". and so•. Thread b•g spool 5 l or $ 1 GU N SHOO! Rurlond leg,on Form ever y Sunda y or 17 00 noon Spor1~ored b y V~ W A ( l!ON AN D help l or Bort ered Women ..,.... I( Sta t u~ Report Women s In for matron (ep rer of Ohro Phone 9'11 7060 l or m lor matron FISH ING DERBY or Rutland A merrc on Leg1on P o~! )ot & Sun Apnl7qt h and 30th fran; 7 10 5 S7 per pole pe r day lak e JUS I srodr.ed ] J '} '}1;;67 For II P.nl RM furnr \ h t•d orll1 LJr furll+\h l'rl op+\ Phar r• 99:? 54J J J COU NfRY M O BIL~ Home Pori.. l( ou r£1 JJ nor rh o f Pomero y Lorge lot~ Coil 9Q/ 7J7C, ren t Re n t al<, O!.~·~\tQn(f' •a te-, l or Senror (• l tlem Contact Vrll og c Man or A pts M•ddlr•por t 992 7787 I 0 ~ SO rnob• "" hom t> 7 be-dr oom ne-ar Ro c me 99:1 5858 SM All AP T o,ult abJe l o r only one ~ urnr'>hPd Coi1 9'1/ 5767 even rn g\ IIe!v Wanted FRIENDLY HOME loy Port res 11ow rn ou r 23rd year •s li.'rpondrug and ho!o open •ngs l or MorragPr " and Dealer \ Par ly Plan eJ~ penence hel plu l Our guaren teed to ys ond grlt r, o:.ell th ermelv e~ No <ash rrwest menr No servr<e charge to cus t ome r~ No callec tr ng del rveflng (or ph on e necess ary Coli coll ect (oro\ Day 518 489 8395 WAITRESS WANTED App ly rn per \On Cro w ~ Ste o~ Hou\e Porneral' Ohro WOUlD YOU lt lo, e ro earn $10 S35 and rnor eon hou r ? Neerl l od1e~ to dernorr~trote l ac e l.tr., No erpurrence ne<es~ary N eat appearan ce and pleosonr per · ~ona!rty a rnust Call Sue l or op pornt rn ent 9<11·70b6 PF RSON 0 ~ person~ to ope n 0 11 d (los e groves at Rod1 Spr 1119" (ern!;'nlery Contm. t So l rsbury Jown~hr p rru~tees Guy Ru\',.r->1! qn 5771 HE LP WA N IEO Oarrymon r1 eed cd Coli q49 :158:1 WfSHRN SOUI HERN lrte In ol PomPr oy has on oppn 1nq on on f'\to bh\hed ter n tor)' ~Ia• y plu ~ commr o;. ~rom ~ • c,..llt•n t benf' hl!t II you ore sc.ll0!t rnmrlf'<l and con mee t peoplr> th r•, r-. o great op porfun+ly t!lr+te or call l or or1 •n ter v•ew 9'17 7480 ~uronct.' NHD ~XPERilN CED boby~rtter for th re(' ore ~rhoole r~ and so rneonp to d(• ~prr11 g deonmg 985 4/J7 FOU Fl ROOM lurn•shed opt 17 Call 365& QQ/ ~ 60 trorlcr loc at ed at Cho!,h rr(' O h1 o Con~ t ru<lto n rnen only Ph one 304 773 5873 AVAI\ABU AI Rrv er\•de Aph I bedroom S 113 per month S150 :.e<ur r!y depo~tl 992 6098 Equal Housrr,g O pp or tunrty NET $75,000 \'[AlP WORM$ .. . . ..,..-r .. .ot..lh•\. . .un•(lut .. ... • I tt UO .. 00\.l O. 1r>r1 1 lltlry Wlll'oour lle~r>g I C!UIIt r If\ ~orv.. Ill ll'ot Q< OW> "9 Opo&rl1ll>l'll w, nwd 1 lrCinM 11 111 llhllh'- p11•1011 to -.,.nr tor mn ln ltr " l hGrNif brOi<IU9f 1\11101'01'~ ltl1t •••• r" 1~ 1.4 ~01AT£L\' tdlln ..,."9 F. ~ eon-...- n (11 l.un £b-u In ""'"" IIAC ATlON FREE ,h,le yoo traiil tt or\1 of our l•eld oll•t41 Aflant1 · Wash ington Orlando • Memphis MA.NAGEMEN r POSIT!('N ()rtly tttow wh o convonce u1 ol ... ttlfor l tnc:troly 1nd Md•C.I <on to SUCC ESS woHbit eDrn •d FORD MOWER b l r bar 3 pt hrr ch good cond lion I 9~5 7 ton truck tlor b(ld Good '"" ~ 949 :1057 BE ST SELE CTIO N o f rhc be ~ t wood !. loves m ~ou r hc o s te rn Ohto Jo tul Mo r'> O El el ! lrolro lempw ood and Nol huo Z1or1 H('O I Co 8 f! urnarn Or ·o ff Mr ll Sr A then!> · b\ 4 591 1:>079 or 6111 096 1187 q N f QRO troctC>I wrth 11"\0 .. ICI wood /JI ') ond r(!QI •ohif' ~·de rnou nt rnou nl l 1fC ~ ow $ 1 4 00 OQ) tWO 6SOO BtU C l "tr•HIPr~ Q9'} 7(;66 011 rond r tQiJ "fAMAHA 7~0 mQIOI(yd c Good fc,nci•t•on $ 850 997 5540 l'i63 ~O+lO 247 3B6/ 1 , torr. Hu ck Cal l ,---- -- ---- Phone 992 .21 81 1977 J()OO(( Burqhor'ldy Sr. ortster 1800 md('\ E• r t•lli•n t rondr tror1 K•ng and Ou t• ('n ~eot S3300 f./49 :n7t o!rp r. 1.> pm ~f'IIO U ~ r oll~ orrly 1959 lNTERNAitO NA l 1 1 ton trud~ 7q1 cnq1ne New!,.ove rhoule-d N ew !Iff"~ S995 304 173 5365 /){) 8U ear corn Hand p1 dr,ed o hu 98S 39'JB 991 3<01 GRA VElY Ulitlf 't' ca rt :16 rt: 39 ~ 11 w• t h ~ul iley scot tilt bed ond _b roke\ A lso 1955 Dodg e 1 Ion tr uck Phone 992 7897 . POMEROY LANDMARK "'!"' todt v /, II LI MITED OPPQRTUNIT't' G. r ,, I f I· I· t i' II) I :r t• T V ', rl• p,,,, i • '"""" ·.'/ I,, I,) I 992 73M r ., 1 I )/ , ' ~~R~I~?~D lB ~! 992 -lllS NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy Londmark sotten & condition your w1ter with Co-op water softener: Model uc.svl . Now Only •289.95 Let us test your water Free · Pomeroy Landmark li ttl e , save a lot . 111 story f rame, nice lot, 3 be dr ooms, bath . f or mat d inin g, g ar age, low taxes . $8,000.00. LOVELY WOODED ACRE paym ent on this a pproved home with A bedrooms . 2 bath s , cen tral hea l ing , FIREPLACE - 2 car ga rage. $31 ,500.00. 2 YEARS OLD - In new Needs a little work , bu t is in good location with city wa t er, nat . gas and edra lot. w1th attic ad d it ion , 3 be d room~ . bat h , lo11ely very nice kit chen, ut i li t y , garag e. A ss.soo. NEW LISTING - 35 Acres. large old barn , crop land. 3 LO T FOR A LITT LE . 526.000.00 . TRY AND BEAT THIS - be d room reasona ble home, with large fa m i l y roo m . bea u t i f u l Ranch home with and form al d ining , 3 bedroom s. base ment , st o r m win dows woodburn ing f i repla ce. 2 ba th s , exce ll en t sp r in g wa ter an d 3 ca r garage near No. 2 tipple . S38.000 . NEW LISTING - 7 room frame on 3 leve l lots ne a r shop p ing ce nte r in Middl eport . Has bath , gas F .A. fur na ce , na tu r a l and 1 ca r garage . Sll .OOO. NEED GOOD CLEAN WELL MAlNTAINEO HOUSES IN MIDDLEPORT AND AWAYS OUT WITH A COUPLE OF ACRES OF FARM LAND. CALL 992· type k i tc hen & doors . 11 8,000.00 . MEIGS COUNTY "S OLDEST FULL TIME REAL ESTATE BROKER , WE HAVE SERVED YOU AND SOME OF YOUR CHILDREN . (LIST WITH US NOW TO SELLI HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REAL TOR ASSOCIATES 992 -2259- 992 -6191 991· 2568- 992-6009 0 t ,I. [ ! Q !.' lB Heal J,;,;tate for Sale AT 446-3643 IN GALLI POllS Evenings Caii446-3Tt6 or 446-7881 519.500. NEW LISTING : FARM FOR SALE . 12 Acres , Chester Twp., al l fence d. 45 acres pasture. 12 acres ol cr op l and . One acre tarrY pond stockt>d . 7 rooms ba th w i th 4 bedr ooms, : story, new shing le roof mod ern kitchen , · targf li11i ng room wi t h firepl ace City waler & drilled well FRE E GAS IN HOUSE and m i nera l r i9hts go with it . ~ barn s In good cond ition . localed In Bashan . Ohic known as the James Ba !ley farm . Excellent bu y a 1 $58 .000. r JI '1 , .. Your Gown . q\~ · •• ~ Choose wilh As Much Care · Your Wedding <-,. Photographer BAKER . ,~ · .-1 fl.., ' '" . '.. PHOTQGR~HYJ " T.he Pl'loto;nptly of L•rry Slktr" & Remodeling. CAPTAIN EASY DAVID BRICKLES GNATS 1 ,T·s No usE 1 (614) 667 -6177 Between 7:30 & 9: 00 CLY TH ER e PRONTO .• AN r TRY TO SEAT DEADHEA D ! ... "-. I'JE .LL TAKE TH O' :;HE·DEVI L: l JU'T CAN·r RA ISE General Contracting I DAF FODIL DOBe.INS! Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone99l-7119 2-24-tlc . p . m. 4·12· 1 mo . P. 4· 1J-t,rTI O. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple AI New Construction Call JERRY MURPHY Middleport , Ohio Patios, Sidewalks, Specialized in ya fd grading, driveways , landscaping, etc. ~AUTO PAINTING Rl . I Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs 1100 .00 Small Cars 1125.00 Large Cars 1175 .00 Trucks Body work & repair 11 .00"per inch using only lhe best REDUCED TO 115,900 - " SU P ER BAR GAIN IN POMER OY'" - 1V1 sto ry home in very good cond iti on. Features • bedroom s. love ly fam ily room In basemen t. nice l hd ng rOom , ki tchen & bath . Large yar d fence d back . Bette r c all now, th is won't l a st !on g . Dupont SMITH NELSON · MOTORS, INC. materials. 742-3010 ir1· CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED - Ready to go wi th na t. gas and ci ly wa t er taps . Over 3 acres of nice la yi ng lan d on Co. Rd. : DO-F or Richer , For Poorer 3;; All My C hild re n 6,13: News 8; Not f or Women On !y 15; Young & the MA10~A!Sf . JUST LISTED - A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS ·Her e is -a n excelle nt J bedroom h ouse w!th Ph ba th s. R.esidential and commercial. Call for estimate, 24 hour service , Any day , anytime . .. ' 1 EXTERIOR Phone 9RS .3806 Jack's Septic Tank Service Box l • Chesler, Ohio 10-30,< J&L ""' Blown l~m~lation JIM KEESEE Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Save 30 pel. lo50 pc( on heating cost Experience and "Get Aload Of This" WETHERALL CONCRETE Henderson 67S-1582 Har~lord 882-2175 tully insured Free Esl . call : 992-1815 PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Mlln St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992.6263 8 A.M. Io4 :30 P.M. SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-tfc AND HOWERV MA RTIN <ova l111 g ~e pt1 c ~ys terns doter . backhoe dump tru ck , l une~ t one , g ro ve l blackt op pov•ng Rt 143 Phor,e 1 (614 ) FOUR BEDR OO M home . Col um · bu~ . Oh•o l111dcn 0 1eo . Sell or trade jar pt operty o r \ 4 )( 70 house trotler of equal YO iue. 111 Meig s County . 992 7390 or 992-70'14 . Will CARE lor the elde rly 1n ou r home Phone 9fJ2.7JU . WATER WEll drd lin g . W,fl,om 1 Grant 747-1879 Young's Carpeting Ctrpet &UphOlstery Phone Mike Youna At SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & BRADF O RD . Auctionee r . Com· plote SerYI< e Ph o11e q49·14B7 or 94q.7000 ·Roctn e Oh10 Cr 11t Bradford EXC AVATING dozer , backhoe and dlfcher . Charl&s ~ . Hoi · !lei~ . Bock Hoe Serv1ce . Rutland , Ohro . Phone H1 ·1008 . W ILL do roof in g, construc tion , plumbmg ond healin g . N o tob too Iorge or too small Phone ... EA sY! HE~E 'S W>< A.T WE 'LL DO . . we have to think of a better name, Slim! road ebou t f i11e m inutes tr am F ive Points. City wa ter a va ll ~bl e . Selore you bu ild you had betler look at lh ls . Seller may hel p f lnl!lnce . $13,900. the Cos Anqe!es Sk i nner~ Ra m ~ Burne tt He'll wi ne 250ncof l..ee·s men·· & up 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock I , .• Yesterday's Answer 21 Nonsense ! 22 Superma n's wear Z3 R~ i an peninsula 24 " It's De- - ·· 25 Motive 26 Young eel 27 Extorted money from . Movie Channel 4 - 28 HighwayS& 7 P.M. They Made Me a Cr iminal (GI horror 9& 11 P.M. - Bobb leJoand TheOullaw i R) 31 Run Cable Channel 5 6.30 P.M - Test imony Time along 7:00 P.M . - Paul Gaudino Fam i ly Fitn ess Show 32 Rea ch 7:30 P.M. - Su pers perts across 10·oo P M. - 700 Club. 33 Doroth y's Werln f"s dar. April 26 dog 36 Before BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag The switch that killed h--+-+---+-+---t:=h-tfF+--t-+--i,.- - - -- - - --.., 1'1\ANK & ERNIE r-------- ---------------~----~:;~~----------~--------------,34Wooden lia, ross! you can comtln ' and see whot you're gtltlng - Good selections - Fully stocked . Buy whtre Tli1S I.SN'T ME C.OMING aN LA'n ~ •• THIS IS MV GLC»Nt! Coll742-221f TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT NORTH CQre 35 Rested 37 Chosen : a bbr. 38 Spellbinder 39 Country dance 40 Mortise's fitting ~ / 26-A + .JIIl 1 ~ :t • 10 G2 • 10 5 + A Rj EAST t AQ8 2 , 7 5 :t t KR + Q IIIII 2 t 6~2 + J !I 7 1 SOU Til • 6 • KQ .H t A Q .I ~ 7 :1 +K5 b++-i Vulne rable : EH s t-West Dealer: Sout h Wt•st North Eas1 South llAILY (' RYI'TO(!I 'OT E - liNe'' h ow lo wo rk il : A X Y ll I. II .\ o\ X R is I. 0 :> G. F t: I. I. 0 II" RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 C onnect ion 10. 9:311--Movle " Go West , You ng Gir l!"" 6.13; lO:IlO-Nata lle Cole 8.1 0; Our Mulual Friend 33; News 20. 10:30-Lock. Stock & Barrel 20; ll :IJO-- News 3.4,6,8,10,13.15 : Lil ias Yoga 1!. You 33. 11:30-Johnny Carson 3,4.15 ; Slarsky & Hutch 6.13; Mash 8; Movie ··zutu·· 10 . 12 :00-Janak i 33 : 11:05--Movie "" Im itation General·' B. 12 :411--Toma 6, I); 1:00-Tomorrow 3,4: 1:51>News 13. 28 Farm y ield'. k-l--1-....J..-1-+~-+.-+-+--+-i 2!i E;difice· extension ....._........- ) 30 Fasten , fi rmly · WEST 32 Barrel + K D5 part 1t A !.1 R Rubber Back Carpet • O r i g i nal s 20. 9:00--0peratlon : Run away 3,4.15: Ba rney Mille r 6,13 ; Hawaii Flve -0 8; Advocates 20,33 : 45 Bil lion Dollar M s. All corpel lnslolled wl~ padding 11 no chorgt . Expert installation . As Low As '4 88 sq. yd. by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 " Herzog" 1Species novelist 6 Dolores 2 Function - Rio 3 Co lleen 's 9 Alice Gobel's land man 4 Conceit 5 Bucky of 10 Yale grad 11 Attendance lhe Yanks 6 Resol ve number 7 Q ick beetle 12 Jail : sl. 13 Novelist 8 Fabric Drury 9 Hayworth 14 Overused film 16 ··S wear" II Post words 15 I jvely dan ce 17 Fa mous 19 Detroit garden export 18 Perry 20 Conunon Mason's verb fonn forte 19 Calling Bluegrass 20: Marshall U. Reporl 33. 7.3o--Holl ywood Squares 3,4; Match Ga me PM 6; Ta ttletales 8; MacNei l-Lehrer Report 20.33; That's Hol lywood 10; Nashvi lle On The Road 13; Marty Ro bbins' Spel llghl 15. B:QO-- Hanna-Barbera Happy Hou r 3.4. 15; We lcome Back, Kotter 6, 13 ; Waltons 8,1 0; Once UpOn A Cla ssic 20,33. · 8:30-Wha l's Happening 6, 13; Arabs 8. Isr ael is 33; One Jetter simp ly ~ lan d~ fur anoth C'r . ln th is sample A is It Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 2W 3t J NT Pass used ror the three ! .'~. X for thr IWO O's, etc Single letters, Opening lead : + 4 apostrophes, th e length ;mel fnrmatltHI or the words arc all <l'm'!""=:::;-!Tf~!W'II~ hints F:arh day thl' rodt• \('\tt·r~ :1re dt fTt 'tTrlt By Os wa ld Jn coby I'LL ... I 'LL Be ALL <'R\' I'T OI! UflTt: S and Alan Sonta g RIGHT! JUST HELD Usually when we write ME: TO MY FEET SV H T FVYK LF A L E a bout bridge players who ANP rJETM£ A died we go back many L A F V H have STiff ORIN!( I Y K M, F G HLAK YGO W years. Today 's hand helped F.d Pinner. who knew he just MF! T LF · M I YLVF .- AV TYK T had a week or two to live, Yesterday's Ci-yptoquote: IDOLS ARE CREATED WHEN win the prestigious von ME N ARE PRAISED , AND THIS IS VERY BAD FOR TfU; Zed! will do ubl e kn ockout FUTURE OF THE HUMAN RACE .- FRANCISCO FERRER championship in 1971 . Rut lind ALL RlrJIIr!' .?HALL I C"ALL 114EAVCE... ANAMBUi.A/'ICE ? 11+\1\T HAPPfNE/Jl We a ll miss Ed. He was one of the very nicest of the young experts who have made s uch excellent records dur ing the lasl few years. Ed mad e the normal club lead agai ns t three notrump . South rose with the a ce and led the 10 of diamonds. East 's king lost to South's ace a nd now South led his jack of hearts. If tha t jac k had been al· lowed to hold South would have hi s nine l ricks, but after ma ture thought , Ed hopped up with his ace of · hea rts an d led the one card to beat the contract. It was the nine or s pa des . Dummy's 10 Iosito East's ace a nd now it wa s up to East to carry on . He led back the deuce of spades. Ed took his king and continued with th e rive to give Ea st two more spade tric ks . Alth oug h ei th e r four hea rts or five dia monds is an untreatable contract. ·Ed's partne rs we re also in three notrump which made when East an d West did not lind this defense . r NF:WS I'APf>~ H 1-:N Tf>~ HPRJSE ASSN l (For a copy of JACOBY MOD" Win a1 Briage. ·· care of th1s newspaper. P. 0 Box 489. Radio City ERN . send $1 10 Station , New York . N Y. 100! 9.) w,~ UJ7~ t<tng t"uluret S~ ndieate , l nt' . EY Pomeroy landmark 9. _Jock W. ClrHy, Mgr. lllil· Phone 992-2111 8flll5 O'FIRE!! 1 1M DOING A REPORT FOR SCHOOL "ON AN IMALS AND YOUR STUPID DOG ' WON'T HELP ME! 15 IN STOCK an apartment to live In or rent. This community needs a store and the store needs i!!ln owner. Selle r may even Largest OWNER SAYS SELL - l'h WOULD YOU L11Cl TO NET st or "Y house wit h a large li 11 lng room an d kitc hen. Two S761 DDO oeqrooms and 2 baths downstairs ond 3 smal l bedrooms upstai rs. Nat . gas furnace . Basement. Price wn $19,800. Will go quick now for $15,000. Wt Nted Listings We hove buyers lor mony typos of property CALL JIMMY DEEM Assoclolt,949-2381 5;he was born uniJer Anes SAVE ALOT · IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU b l ~ck top 7 (;ASOI.INF: ALLF:Y 4-4-1 mo. Sh ow 8; News 10 ; Gilli g a n' s Is. 15; Hocking V all ey The latest JUMBLES are here in JUMBl E BO OK 11 10 and JUMBLE BOOK llt 1. AYa tlabte tor $1 35 EACH, po9tpald fro m Jumble, c/o tl"11e newspape1, P.O. Box 34, Norwood , N.J. 07648. Make checks pa,-able to Newspa perbooks. 9917081 220 E. Mlin St. Pomeroy . Ohio BERET MUSTY SAVAGE FINERY Yo u might find anttin these eating pleces- .. AESTAUR - ANTS'. PI ANO lUNI NG lone Dan iels . A bo reporr:o and od t u~ tments , 992 2581 1! no an swer coli ELLIOIT APPLIANCE II I Jumbles Ans v-·er WtN rER GEl to your house? Le t us rnak c ne<esso f y repo1rs . AI 11omm Con~ '' U( ll on 74:1 2328. Sales & Service Phone 992 -7113 5 :00--Here Com e The Bri des 3; St ar Trek 4; Gun s moke I I I I I I I )" NOT TOO MUCH A1 FIRS T ·· WHY , I'll SOON BE 5 1RONG AS EVER· · PULliNS EXCAVAlt NG Co mpl ttt• Sur vtcc Phon(l9 97 2478 For EXC AV AliN G , dozer , loode1 and ba ckh oe wor k: dump tr ucks and to-boys l or hire . w tll haul 1111 d irt . to soil limesto ne a nd grovel Colt Bob or Roger Je l· fer s. day phone 992-7089 , n i gh t phone 991·3515 or qq'] . 5237 . 1 I'M WALKtN '··· AND WITHOUT CRU1C HES · ·· 4-24-1 mo. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER SEWING MACHI N£ Rl".!parr s !ier· v+ce al l malo.es . 992·2284 . The Fob11 c Shop , Poniero y . Aulho r rzed Stnger Soles and SerYI<e . We sharpen 5ctuors . HEY 1 LOOK Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle , USMC 10; Dinah 13 4:30-Liltl e Ra scal s 4 3, 15; Gilli gan's Is . 4; Gilliga n's Is. 8; Brady Bun ch 10. 8; Mister Rog er s' Neighborhood 20,33; a Hogan"s Heroe s 10; Emergency One 13; Pet1icoat Juncl lon 15. . 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 10,33; Mary Tyl er Moore 10: Hoga n's Heroes 1~ . 6:0Q-- News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6 ; Zoom 10. Print answer here: "~' t, _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6:30-NBC News3.4,15; ABC News13; Carol Burnett& Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 10. (Answers tomorrow) 7:oo--Cross-Wils 3,4; New lywed Ga me 6,13 ; Gong Yesterdays R!I55Eii.,ARE 'y(){j JUST LISTED-APPROX . 10 ACRES - ol land ideo I tor home builders. Buy a ll and sel l pa rt II you like. Nice JUST LISTED COUNTY STORE - Ina good area . Has nat. gas and clty waler . Gasoline pumps and lanks. This is a 2 slory bui lding . Upstairs could be made Into I'LL SET MRS. PUDDLE 15 E!LAZIN '··· I GOTTA GET BACK IH SHAPE ··· IE1' 5 SEE NOW ··· Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992 -2164 a look. Onl y 1<7 ,900. LOOK WHAT WE GOT - S7 acres wl lh e nice 1V2 slory house wi lh 3 bedrooms and 1'12 baths. Mostly carpel. Th is house has been remodeled In side and out. II has a big cenlral firepl ace wl lh heatalator and Is Insu lated. Sm a ll barn and about 20 acres fen ced . N i ce country seHing olt black lop road . Shown by appoi ntment only . Pri ced $42.000.00. TO 3Et7. -JJii'LE ORPHAN ANN l P. 399 W. Main St. 1H I IIl0 7<2-23A8 . SH'Y WHEN &OING Small eng ine & mower service, Massey F~rvuson & Gibson Tiller., L..twn Boy Mower Sajes & Service . ...,, 3 ,_..,, 0. --- ~X PERT For Poorer 15 ; M er v Gr iffin 6; Addam s Fa ml! y B; ~ MODERN SUPPLY Steam Extraction ''TIM: Oriti~t~tof1 NOI lho l ~itJ11>11 CARTER Lilias Yoga & You 20 . 3:30-AII In The Fa mily 8,10 . You Bel You r Life 20 ; 4:QO--Mi sler Ca rloon 3: Superman 4; For R·lcher, & Phone 992-3741 or 992-!020 FREE PARKING 3-31 -1 mo. UNION OPERATED 3-30-1 mo. 4-9-1 m o. pd. I I I lNG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 992-2206 Of 992-7630 nelp llnance. ln" est $1 0,700 now. Home Phone 949-2519 GeorgeS . HobstaHer Jr . Brokef Home Phone ftl -5739 1:30-0 ays ol Our Lives 3.4.15; As The Wor ld Turns 8.10; 1:llO-One Li le to Live 6, 13; 1 311--0 octors 3,4, 15; Guidi ng Lig hl 8.10 . 3:1l0--Anolher World 3,4, 15; Ge neral Hospital 6, 13 ; PAINTS AT Superior Kitchen wi th bu ilt-in appll ernces, temHy r oom w i t h fireplace. All nicely carpeted .• F u!! .J>asem e nt wi th wood burning stove. Atta ched (1 car ) g arag e. Chry sl er Ai r Tem p. cen tra l heat ing an d coo ling . ·Ver y low electric bi ll s. All t his and appro x . one acr e la nd. Hav e PRtCE REDUCED - Restl ess 10. t• l llf>l',...~· ......... ~"""'-.... .. Selection In The V1iley Cheryl Lemley Home Phone 742-2003 Hilton Wolfe. Sr. G ambit 8; Midday Maga zine 13 . Bflllb IIi' A SUB $~0'/~lrn, BUT I'D P119!2-2174 6:00-PTL Club 15; 6:25--For You ... Bla ck Woman 10; 6: 30-Docto rs on Ca ll 4; News 6; Sunr ise Semester 8; ~ : 45--M ornlng Report 3; Good Mornln9, Wesl Virgin ia 13; 6.55--Chuc k Whi te Repor ls 10; News 13. 7 co--Today 3.4.15; Good Morning America 6.13; CBS News 8; Bullwinkle 10. 7: 30-Schoolies 10; 8:co--Capt. Kangaroo 8,1 0; Sesame Sl. 33. 9 :00- Mer...,_Gr ilfin ' 3; Phil Don a hue 4, 13,15; E m e rgency One 6: Fami l y Aff air 8; M atch Game 10. 9:311--And y Grilflth 8; Fam ily Altair 10 . 10 QO--Card Shar ks 3, 4,15; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck S; Joke r's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10: 30-Holl ywood Squ ares 3.4 .1 5; High-Hopes 6; Price Is Righ l 8.10; $20.000 Pyra mid 13. 11:00-High Rolle rs 3, 4,15 ; Happy Days 6,13; 11 :311-Wheel of Fortun e 3, 15; Fam ily Feud 6.13; Parlridg~ F.amily 4; Love ol Lile 8, 10; Sesame Sl. 20; Nova 33. 11:55--CB S News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :00- Newsce nter 3; News 4.6 .10; Sa nford & Son 15: 12 :30- Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search lor To morrow 8, 10; Elec Co. 33. 4-9- 1 mo. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING w i ll sell q u ic k tor S9,000. coun1r'p' sett ing on a by Henrt Arnold and Bob Lee Un scramble these lo ur Jumbles , one letter to each square, to form lour ordtnary words. BOHN I.OSEH · BEST QUALITY I.NTERIOR Sen-i ce• Ollered 18. N lce home.si tes Sunr !se Sem es ter 10. \1Jt\t~ fe)\1 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~<.!lL!l l) Trade i. THURSDAY, APRIL 27 , 1978 5:<5--Far m Repo rl 13; 5:50-P TL Club 13; 5:55-- BOB'S ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR b98·?331 !> weepers, IOOslers rrons all smal l o ppiloncos. lawn mower , SA 1 HR OOM S AND K1t chens nel(l to Stor e H1gh woy Gorogu remodeled wromrc rrle plum on Route 7. Phone (61A ) 985· bmg corp en11y and general 3825 m a rn terron ce 13 y ear~ 01( · perrence 991 3b85 REMODELING . Plumbtng heottng ond oil type ~ of gcne1ol tepo•r Work guaran teed 20 yco1 ~ e)( pen encc. Phonem 2 ~09 . For Sale . Rent or Your Full Time old, tull) ~\\ Your Rings, 6:0Q--News 3.4,8,10.13, 15 ; ABC News 6: Zoom 20. ·6:311--NBC News 3,4.15; AB C News 13; Carol Burnet19 Fr iends 6: CBS News 8.10; Over Easy 20; 7:0Q--C ross-WII s 3.<; Newly wed Game 6. 13 ; Sha Na Na 8; ; News 10: Gll llga n·s Is. 15; Dick Cavett 20 ; B ~ Green Magazine 33. 7:30-AII -Siar Anyth ing Goes 3; Sha Na Na 4; Belween The Wars 6; Fa mil y Feud 8; MacNeii,Lehrer Repor t 20,33; The J udge 10: In Sear ch of 13; Wi ld Klnqdom 15 . 8:011--Gr iuly Adams 3.4,15 . EigMI is Enough 6,13; Amazing Sp ider-Man 8; Nova 20.33; Billy Groha m Crusade 10. 9:GO--"Ringo Starr 3,4,15; Charlie's Ange" 6,13; Mov ie "Slege •• 8.10; Grea l Per formances 20.33. 10:oo--N BC News 3,4,15 ; Sla rsky & H ulch 6, 13: 10:311-- Kitchen Cabinets, Rooting, Concrete THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY ancs carpeted , ele c tric hea · [Ohio Power ). carport witt storage area . Dining anc cooking area separate. Ail con ditioned , all cur ta in! a n d drapes go. Loca ted ir RUst ic H i ll s , Syracuse Ohio , selli ng fast fo f" ·~ DOZER FOR HIRE CALL George S. HobsleHer Jr .• Broker 10 7',1 Sycamore St . Po meroy, Ohio PHONE 992 -6333 Office Hours : 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . Closed Thur sdays Saturday s at noon. ... ~~ Your ·Love. Love ly newer hom e, 7 e ac r e. 3 bedrooms. f ormal dini ng , n ice ki t c hen . ca rpet i n g . many more h ome features . JJ25. HOBSTETTER REALTY . · ~~ You Have Caret ully Chosen in new add ition ( restri cted ) Excellen t for your new hom e. SJ,500.00 . pelent ia l. Only $23,000. HEY Gl - No down S25 each La rge pe rches. J UST SUOO. OO . DIG THIS DAD - Dr ive a bui ld in g w ith a!! units ren ted . Has 8 yea r payou t in present condit ion . Th i s investment has a lot of I"JA~ HER 991 6173 NEW LISTING - 116 E. Second Street MIDDLEPORT - Large 4 unit br ic k apartmen t 119,300 . LARGE BiUCK - 9 rooms WORK PANT S w ork rec y(l ed jt?OilS covt> to l ls ond denlll) cutoffs ' Odd~ ond E nd~ Shop Rt I M,ddlepor l Oh,o WEDNI;SDAY, APRIL26, 1978 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mar y Ty ler Moore 10; NAG IT ol der ho m e , B rooms, 5 b edr oo m s , ba th . f or m a l d in in g , ga ra ge, carport , "' ' ' 0 " News 20 ; Book Beet 33. 11: QO--News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; Dick Cavett 20; Lil ias. Yoge & You 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3 .~ . 15 ; Pol lee Story 6, 13; How all Flve-0 8; ABC News 33; Movie "'A Covenant wllh Dealh"" 10; 12 :1l0--Janokl 33. 12 :40-Mystery of lhe Week 6.13 ; Ko/ak 8; l :QO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2: 10-News 13. Cable Chtnnel 5 ~ 6:30 PM. - Testi mony Time 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudi no Family Fllness 10 :00 P.M.- 700 Cl ub. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. - Ou11aw Bl ues (PG ) 9 & II P.M. - Star Is Born ( R ) TELEVISION VIEWING $18 900 Call 09:;{ .5429 S70 £lo ch Associate VtRIII ICIJL.Ti rRtSTS 11 •· Hogan 's Heroes 15. Muffler . Brakes . Shocks - Tires . Battery . Installation Service Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992-2848 3-15-tfc NEW HOUSl rn M1ddleporr Ap· pro 1sed ol $') 4 qoo reduced to HOMEMADE OUIL TS 7 4:1 1984 Associate HrdpnJnl rqJplt .Jir•. or . Business .Services MOORE'S TR A IL [R WllH lot on Unron A ve l ot on Forr.,. tew He1ght') woler top ond se pto< toni.. Phone fam ily room and workshop . H'a s garage and 3.1ot s. Jus t WE NEED LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US . ,1nd lUI K .SUN' IN II" Wa hrllllnfl. D C 20005 S? DOORS PIC t URE w•ndow bolh tub (Om mod(' Coli al ter b pm , bK!tground (1 , y011 may Dl thf pl/'10tl wt Jill looklnt for 7<1·3163 I ' acre~ on Leodmg Creek Rood BURROUGH.S SE NSI MATt( a c <OUil l +rrg mo<h •rr e Phone qq7 7156 !he Dor l y Senr1nel Ill Cour t StrF<e l Pome ro y Ohro New L ist i ng : J bedrooms 9 .. _Jack W. Ca ne y, Mgr . •l hllbtllt'l, 1/'10 rmprtn u1 mort -,., Af iON,\ l rEDF.k.\T10..., l ot sole 6 It long Sl 25 each 1q75 Ford F /SO 4 wheel d,,.,.e SJ800 Good con d.r,or. 9'17 679S or 843 /933 $25,000.00 Pomeroy Landmark yG~or PhoN or LOCUST"PO ~JS bath , < yr thin U I**'OI, No mtlt" .. 1111 jU I! El CAMINO 991 7054 and f illing stafion. inc luding bu il d i ng , equ i pmenl. s to ck and merchand ise . Loc ated at L ang svil l e, Ohio on Route 124. Known as Bertha ' s Grocery Se ll ing pi- i c e serv ice de part ment and w !ll service Hotpoint and other brands. ei'IMICief t e h m l lllfl 11 t11r;, J Ob~ NEW LISTING - Grocery APPLIANCE SERVICE Ail_ ed ai r go\ hea t ond or r condl tron.ing 1 acre lev el lot m Rutland S J8 000 Ph one 84 A CRES fen<cd bo rn 7 pond~ 70 a cre~ posture , bal a nced trmbe r 3 bedroom house '1 bmeme n t on R1 143 2 m•les off Rr 7 Bypm• 949 -'1057 Real Est ale Broker l(lllt>H Good f'a _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . Ail Phone 992-2181 !IliA l l,l t l ~ f S5 ' B.r:omt Pomeroy Landmark • • -Jock w. carsey, MQr . Phone992-2181 We hav e enlarge d our WOULD \'OU li K[ 10 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, · POTASH, FERTMELS & BLEND AND dryer 992,5607 f OH AP I Ch e ck our low , low prices on 18 foo t Fur llO((' ~tO•{' wrth O•l'll 90'> re!r.qero•or ~ ceps ~r • ne .... ownmg e • retlen t <ond+ t ;on 3 AND IWO SIO RY !r ome house b H OM ~ St H S l o1 so le I mrP 01 rd up M 1ddleporJ rwor Rut land lOoms ond bath . ce llar auf Coli qq7 7481 butldongs 4 acres lond ot edge o l Rut lorld . Complete tra1!e• NE W 3 bedroom ho u5(> 1 baths hook -up also :i bonk s oppro• soH e lec 1 ac re M•ddleport ed property or S IS 500. Ph one cl asl? lo Ru tland Ph one 99:1 9<n7094 7.o! t:ll 72 ACRI: S. 8 room remodel£<d CO UNIRY fa rmland w1th ~edud ­ h ome oil mrneral t1gh1 s l uel ed woods wot£>r ond good aco ol fu rna ce. Rutland orca cess 1n M onroe Cour ny W Va . $30 000 Ne w 3 bedroom total S 1 OC(} dow n roll i30d) 772 electrrl horne 1 113 mil.>') 3 102 01 (304 ) 777 32'17 ne01 rnm e ~ ! 77 .000 Bu ildin g Com(1lCI CIOI property opprol( . 17 lot l . J1 acres rural water on o<res . level land loca ted o t lot S3 800 Co ll74 'l 7819a ftef 5 Tu ppers Plo+n!. on Ohr o Route pm or 011ytune Sat 8. Sun 7 . Phone ·, 614 ) 667 6;304 lWO HOUSES In Syracusl' on ' 1 oCi e lot VA FHA 30 yr . l ulo nc mg . also re lrnor1C 1ng Ireland Molfgag e , Spocro u'> 3 bed10om wrth Iorg e 77 E Slate A t hen ~ phone (6 1d) utdrl y room Ha rdwood fl oo1 ~ 5q).3051 . and car pe t Frutl trees and shrubs BY OWN ER 5 acre~ w1th q room In Ro (rne 3 t a cre~ BE:'out•lul 5 house F~EE G A S 2 cor garage , bedroom 3 both hon'e Com w mmer k+t chen and bordered ple tely remodeled and by 2 c•cek s Cal1985-3827 . carpeted Ho s b oth gas and electriC l urna(e Lor ge carport JUST COMPLETED new house ,,.., Mrddl epo rl. For more •nl arma and stor ag e bu1ldmg s. Cen 11al llon coli ~7 - 7238or 99'1 ·530-1 . OH plus lu ll basemen t Fo r 1t1 lor mot ron w l1949 -:i018 BY OWNER . 3 bedro o m~ wrth lo r<· 99:1 7060 COD N~R :-.unt.i;!l 4 I' \1 IN ONl S1100 (;amping Er1ui p ment I U t ·~d ,l l Iii I'll ~ nd;n ll' \1 tA•f,,n• pubhr,olll •ll Frttld~ PI CKUP 949 2857 ' 1,,nti;•:· \ 111 n ,,,s ,!l urd;,~ ti••' 2 NICE PIGS for sole Aft e1 5 <all Appointment Pomeroy Landmark NOTICE i!w bO l COAL LIM~S!ONI: ~o11d gro vel co le rum chlond e lertdr ze r dog food and all type~ of ~ olf Ex cel s1o r Solr Wor lo, ~ Inc E Maul S1 Pomeroy 997 -389J Any U. S. made c ar- pa rts extra if needed. Exclud es !lilt ' 01l"UI· WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES 12 RtDUCf SA FE & lost wi th Go Bese lobl£>ts ~ E·Vop water pdl !i. Nelson D•ug L•Jlt'l Tlw 11uUil:.lwr n·~t'rvt·~ iht> rr~h l lt• t•di t elf n<Jt'rl <Ill ~ ;uh dt't'llll'd ul>)t'l.l vn~ l fl~t• Pultlt~ht.·r .... ,11 nul ~ S t atP~ m o11 bedroom .m · ;m t'pktl <~n.l t• f !,5 ('t' Ul ' ., Heal.tstate for Sale FurSa.ie Wheel Alignment ,., 12.1 . Want Ads Turn Un.wanted Items Into Cash EXPERT HUNTER 1& Wurtbur Und er . IJ<CM YEAR • Hlf.EWL.O'flO, ANO NOT HAVE TO INYUl A LOT OF MONEY . S. our .. ...., ._., w..-1· ,.a,, ~-~ I DON'T KNOW ANY .-\N I,V\ALS ! HERE COMES Ol: SNORT" I �13 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Wednesday Ap . r il 26 19./ H DfCIO'RACY 12- The Da 1ly Sentmel , Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Wednesday. Apnl26, 1918 ~HAfJ'G1?s Ch:arge rash I d1n 2 da:. ~ 100 J d.l,\~ 6 d.t}~ '"' i>O J "'' ~:.n ·t· ~ ~.~rd u\ t'r lht· mmunwn I~ u, 4 \'tnU. pot'r \lo l•n.l po•f t.l<t~ .,. ,of'(b ~CO N O MY lRACIOR wtrh all at l rlo. c new . oslo. 1ng S12SO Pt)one {bl4 ) 098 J]QO to c hmcnt~ B & 5 MOBil[ HO MES Pt Pl ea sen t W Vo bestde Hec ~ s 1973: Broodmorc 14 ~ b4 2 bedroom 1973 Dar ron 14 1e bO 1 bedr oom 1971 V oCforron 14 11. b 7 3 bedroom 2 both I 971 Coven rry 11 • b5 3 bedroom o\tl• ru/lnlrll! \Jlh.:'f than l'V IIM'I'U{II't' \.1;:11 ~ \l tL bt• d!.ir~N <tl tilt' I d a~ ra tt' In Ca n ! ul rhiink::. 1md 6 · n"l\~ ~r 11 urd. $3 00 lllt>tnun Ubltuan !1 WI UH UII1 ('~~h UliHhiHll 't• Jqoq ;' I <Jl!lh' fi ll lllt' ~It·~ <trill Yt~nl .o;<~ln oul~ '.lith o::.. sh "tth dl<lr~l:' for· <HI~ l diT.I · SPWAL mK Rt• ' :O. tnnbt-r In l'an: ~.~fTht.·S..·n· n.•-.pt•ll~ll.\l t• n'i.t fQr 11\I.IH' lh<>rl Ul't'rltun front-whee l dri ve cars. Ph('lnt• ~.!-!13ol l'H 4 OA I SUN 097 745 3 Call Now For EQUIP MEN! ~OR co mplete beauty ~hop l or lour operator'> rl -.oiJ th1~ weelo. Phone 09') 7606 snoo 9. -Ja ck W. Carse y, Mg r. 6il Phone 992 -7181 MICRO HYBRID S tOO". rep lor1t ogreemon t 1/ you donr ge1 a , ro nd Jarne~ H Smt t h Hr?•l)IO{ I.. G1 ov e Ohr o QQ') 75/ 4 lea ve n, £>ssa ge S CAM PER S on Rornbow R.dgc> H•gh quoit~\' low P • •<f.>~ lull lmF' r£'(1{'0IIOnol -..eh•cl e \ ond acr P<o<,or lt.'" OH Ohoo Rt 7 \Oulh of luppPr~ Pia m ro "-P CR ?tl to Ba<ohon folio ,.., '>ogm Ope" t .ll dor lo. Contact Roberr Codr1er l ong Bottom Oh•a ,,fkmoun Card of Thanl'" I WISH 10 thank. e .. er yone who wo~ ... a k. .nd to me dLH •ng my ..,ta v at C o mder~ (lark. H o~prtal I w 1sh•a thonO.. oil those who 'len t cord!> l lower5 gt lt s and for the1r v1~r t '> and I wrsh ro e • rpnd o spe<rol tha n k ~ to every oPe lor therr many praye rs M r~ Donna Gilmore 101b :21 loot 'Prr y ~ell con toH+Pd f,o• •• 1rorlpr QQ') 706o FQFI O JO~l OQ) 5010 1077 APA CHE ] wh, ... \ r olllp+ng trorlt.•t A ll hbC'rglo\:, ~lc l' p~ ~· · cqlJ•PPE•d ..,. th h('orer and o •.,.n+ll9'> Call Q4'} ~163 or 00")50"1 RAM.Bl~R HOI IDA'!' Notil:e• Cl EARAN CE SAlE begrns Man feb 13 at Se wN Se w Ou tler Stree t Ro(one A ll Mo1n pol ye ~rer double lo, n, r~ reduced -l Q". and so•. Thread b•g spool 5 l or $ 1 GU N SHOO! Rurlond leg,on Form ever y Sunda y or 17 00 noon Spor1~ored b y V~ W A ( l!ON AN D help l or Bort ered Women ..,.... I( Sta t u~ Report Women s In for matron (ep rer of Ohro Phone 9'11 7060 l or m lor matron FISH ING DERBY or Rutland A merrc on Leg1on P o~! )ot & Sun Apnl7qt h and 30th fran; 7 10 5 S7 per pole pe r day lak e JUS I srodr.ed ] J '} '}1;;67 For II P.nl RM furnr \ h t•d orll1 LJr furll+\h l'rl op+\ Phar r• 99:? 54J J J COU NfRY M O BIL~ Home Pori.. l( ou r£1 JJ nor rh o f Pomero y Lorge lot~ Coil 9Q/ 7J7C, ren t Re n t al<, O!.~·~\tQn(f' •a te-, l or Senror (• l tlem Contact Vrll og c Man or A pts M•ddlr•por t 992 7787 I 0 ~ SO rnob• "" hom t> 7 be-dr oom ne-ar Ro c me 99:1 5858 SM All AP T o,ult abJe l o r only one ~ urnr'>hPd Coi1 9'1/ 5767 even rn g\ IIe!v Wanted FRIENDLY HOME loy Port res 11ow rn ou r 23rd year •s li.'rpondrug and ho!o open •ngs l or MorragPr " and Dealer \ Par ly Plan eJ~ penence hel plu l Our guaren teed to ys ond grlt r, o:.ell th ermelv e~ No <ash rrwest menr No servr<e charge to cus t ome r~ No callec tr ng del rveflng (or ph on e necess ary Coli coll ect (oro\ Day 518 489 8395 WAITRESS WANTED App ly rn per \On Cro w ~ Ste o~ Hou\e Porneral' Ohro WOUlD YOU lt lo, e ro earn $10 S35 and rnor eon hou r ? Neerl l od1e~ to dernorr~trote l ac e l.tr., No erpurrence ne<es~ary N eat appearan ce and pleosonr per · ~ona!rty a rnust Call Sue l or op pornt rn ent 9<11·70b6 PF RSON 0 ~ person~ to ope n 0 11 d (los e groves at Rod1 Spr 1119" (ern!;'nlery Contm. t So l rsbury Jown~hr p rru~tees Guy Ru\',.r->1! qn 5771 HE LP WA N IEO Oarrymon r1 eed cd Coli q49 :158:1 WfSHRN SOUI HERN lrte In ol PomPr oy has on oppn 1nq on on f'\to bh\hed ter n tor)' ~Ia• y plu ~ commr o;. ~rom ~ • c,..llt•n t benf' hl!t II you ore sc.ll0!t rnmrlf'<l and con mee t peoplr> th r•, r-. o great op porfun+ly t!lr+te or call l or or1 •n ter v•ew 9'17 7480 ~uronct.' NHD ~XPERilN CED boby~rtter for th re(' ore ~rhoole r~ and so rneonp to d(• ~prr11 g deonmg 985 4/J7 FOU Fl ROOM lurn•shed opt 17 Call 365& QQ/ ~ 60 trorlcr loc at ed at Cho!,h rr(' O h1 o Con~ t ru<lto n rnen only Ph one 304 773 5873 AVAI\ABU AI Rrv er\•de Aph I bedroom S 113 per month S150 :.e<ur r!y depo~tl 992 6098 Equal Housrr,g O pp or tunrty NET $75,000 \'[AlP WORM$ .. . . ..,..-r .. .ot..lh•\. . .un•(lut .. ... • I tt UO .. 00\.l O. 1r>r1 1 lltlry Wlll'oour lle~r>g I C!UIIt r If\ ~orv.. Ill ll'ot Q< OW> "9 Opo&rl1ll>l'll w, nwd 1 lrCinM 11 111 llhllh'- p11•1011 to -.,.nr tor mn ln ltr " l hGrNif brOi<IU9f 1\11101'01'~ ltl1t •••• r" 1~ 1.4 ~01AT£L\' tdlln ..,."9 F. ~ eon-...- n (11 l.un £b-u In ""'"" IIAC ATlON FREE ,h,le yoo traiil tt or\1 of our l•eld oll•t41 Aflant1 · Wash ington Orlando • Memphis MA.NAGEMEN r POSIT!('N ()rtly tttow wh o convonce u1 ol ... ttlfor l tnc:troly 1nd Md•C.I <on to SUCC ESS woHbit eDrn •d FORD MOWER b l r bar 3 pt hrr ch good cond lion I 9~5 7 ton truck tlor b(ld Good '"" ~ 949 :1057 BE ST SELE CTIO N o f rhc be ~ t wood !. loves m ~ou r hc o s te rn Ohto Jo tul Mo r'> O El el ! lrolro lempw ood and Nol huo Z1or1 H('O I Co 8 f! urnarn Or ·o ff Mr ll Sr A then!> · b\ 4 591 1:>079 or 6111 096 1187 q N f QRO troctC>I wrth 11"\0 .. ICI wood /JI ') ond r(!QI •ohif' ~·de rnou nt rnou nl l 1fC ~ ow $ 1 4 00 OQ) tWO 6SOO BtU C l "tr•HIPr~ Q9'} 7(;66 011 rond r tQiJ "fAMAHA 7~0 mQIOI(yd c Good fc,nci•t•on $ 850 997 5540 l'i63 ~O+lO 247 3B6/ 1 , torr. Hu ck Cal l ,---- -- ---- Phone 992 .21 81 1977 J()OO(( Burqhor'ldy Sr. ortster 1800 md('\ E• r t•lli•n t rondr tror1 K•ng and Ou t• ('n ~eot S3300 f./49 :n7t o!rp r. 1.> pm ~f'IIO U ~ r oll~ orrly 1959 lNTERNAitO NA l 1 1 ton trud~ 7q1 cnq1ne New!,.ove rhoule-d N ew !Iff"~ S995 304 173 5365 /){) 8U ear corn Hand p1 dr,ed o hu 98S 39'JB 991 3<01 GRA VElY Ulitlf 't' ca rt :16 rt: 39 ~ 11 w• t h ~ul iley scot tilt bed ond _b roke\ A lso 1955 Dodg e 1 Ion tr uck Phone 992 7897 . POMEROY LANDMARK "'!"' todt v /, II LI MITED OPPQRTUNIT't' G. r ,, I f I· I· t i' II) I :r t• T V ', rl• p,,,, i • '"""" ·.'/ I,, I,) I 992 73M r ., 1 I )/ , ' ~~R~I~?~D lB ~! 992 -lllS NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy Londmark sotten & condition your w1ter with Co-op water softener: Model uc.svl . Now Only •289.95 Let us test your water Free · Pomeroy Landmark li ttl e , save a lot . 111 story f rame, nice lot, 3 be dr ooms, bath . f or mat d inin g, g ar age, low taxes . $8,000.00. LOVELY WOODED ACRE paym ent on this a pproved home with A bedrooms . 2 bath s , cen tral hea l ing , FIREPLACE - 2 car ga rage. $31 ,500.00. 2 YEARS OLD - In new Needs a little work , bu t is in good location with city wa t er, nat . gas and edra lot. w1th attic ad d it ion , 3 be d room~ . bat h , lo11ely very nice kit chen, ut i li t y , garag e. A ss.soo. NEW LISTING - 35 Acres. large old barn , crop land. 3 LO T FOR A LITT LE . 526.000.00 . TRY AND BEAT THIS - be d room reasona ble home, with large fa m i l y roo m . bea u t i f u l Ranch home with and form al d ining , 3 bedroom s. base ment , st o r m win dows woodburn ing f i repla ce. 2 ba th s , exce ll en t sp r in g wa ter an d 3 ca r garage near No. 2 tipple . S38.000 . NEW LISTING - 7 room frame on 3 leve l lots ne a r shop p ing ce nte r in Middl eport . Has bath , gas F .A. fur na ce , na tu r a l and 1 ca r garage . Sll .OOO. NEED GOOD CLEAN WELL MAlNTAINEO HOUSES IN MIDDLEPORT AND AWAYS OUT WITH A COUPLE OF ACRES OF FARM LAND. CALL 992· type k i tc hen & doors . 11 8,000.00 . MEIGS COUNTY "S OLDEST FULL TIME REAL ESTATE BROKER , WE HAVE SERVED YOU AND SOME OF YOUR CHILDREN . (LIST WITH US NOW TO SELLI HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REAL TOR ASSOCIATES 992 -2259- 992 -6191 991· 2568- 992-6009 0 t ,I. [ ! Q !.' lB Heal J,;,;tate for Sale AT 446-3643 IN GALLI POllS Evenings Caii446-3Tt6 or 446-7881 519.500. NEW LISTING : FARM FOR SALE . 12 Acres , Chester Twp., al l fence d. 45 acres pasture. 12 acres ol cr op l and . One acre tarrY pond stockt>d . 7 rooms ba th w i th 4 bedr ooms, : story, new shing le roof mod ern kitchen , · targf li11i ng room wi t h firepl ace City waler & drilled well FRE E GAS IN HOUSE and m i nera l r i9hts go with it . ~ barn s In good cond ition . localed In Bashan . Ohic known as the James Ba !ley farm . Excellent bu y a 1 $58 .000. r JI '1 , .. Your Gown . q\~ · •• ~ Choose wilh As Much Care · Your Wedding <-,. Photographer BAKER . ,~ · .-1 fl.., ' '" . '.. PHOTQGR~HYJ " T.he Pl'loto;nptly of L•rry Slktr" & Remodeling. CAPTAIN EASY DAVID BRICKLES GNATS 1 ,T·s No usE 1 (614) 667 -6177 Between 7:30 & 9: 00 CLY TH ER e PRONTO .• AN r TRY TO SEAT DEADHEA D ! ... "-. I'JE .LL TAKE TH O' :;HE·DEVI L: l JU'T CAN·r RA ISE General Contracting I DAF FODIL DOBe.INS! Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone99l-7119 2-24-tlc . p . m. 4·12· 1 mo . P. 4· 1J-t,rTI O. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple AI New Construction Call JERRY MURPHY Middleport , Ohio Patios, Sidewalks, Specialized in ya fd grading, driveways , landscaping, etc. ~AUTO PAINTING Rl . I Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs 1100 .00 Small Cars 1125.00 Large Cars 1175 .00 Trucks Body work & repair 11 .00"per inch using only lhe best REDUCED TO 115,900 - " SU P ER BAR GAIN IN POMER OY'" - 1V1 sto ry home in very good cond iti on. Features • bedroom s. love ly fam ily room In basemen t. nice l hd ng rOom , ki tchen & bath . Large yar d fence d back . Bette r c all now, th is won't l a st !on g . Dupont SMITH NELSON · MOTORS, INC. materials. 742-3010 ir1· CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED - Ready to go wi th na t. gas and ci ly wa t er taps . Over 3 acres of nice la yi ng lan d on Co. Rd. : DO-F or Richer , For Poorer 3;; All My C hild re n 6,13: News 8; Not f or Women On !y 15; Young & the MA10~A!Sf . JUST LISTED - A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS ·Her e is -a n excelle nt J bedroom h ouse w!th Ph ba th s. R.esidential and commercial. Call for estimate, 24 hour service , Any day , anytime . .. ' 1 EXTERIOR Phone 9RS .3806 Jack's Septic Tank Service Box l • Chesler, Ohio 10-30,< J&L ""' Blown l~m~lation JIM KEESEE Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Save 30 pel. lo50 pc( on heating cost Experience and "Get Aload Of This" WETHERALL CONCRETE Henderson 67S-1582 Har~lord 882-2175 tully insured Free Esl . call : 992-1815 PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Mlln St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992.6263 8 A.M. Io4 :30 P.M. SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-tfc AND HOWERV MA RTIN <ova l111 g ~e pt1 c ~ys terns doter . backhoe dump tru ck , l une~ t one , g ro ve l blackt op pov•ng Rt 143 Phor,e 1 (614 ) FOUR BEDR OO M home . Col um · bu~ . Oh•o l111dcn 0 1eo . Sell or trade jar pt operty o r \ 4 )( 70 house trotler of equal YO iue. 111 Meig s County . 992 7390 or 992-70'14 . Will CARE lor the elde rly 1n ou r home Phone 9fJ2.7JU . WATER WEll drd lin g . W,fl,om 1 Grant 747-1879 Young's Carpeting Ctrpet &UphOlstery Phone Mike Youna At SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & BRADF O RD . Auctionee r . Com· plote SerYI< e Ph o11e q49·14B7 or 94q.7000 ·Roctn e Oh10 Cr 11t Bradford EXC AVATING dozer , backhoe and dlfcher . Charl&s ~ . Hoi · !lei~ . Bock Hoe Serv1ce . Rutland , Ohro . Phone H1 ·1008 . W ILL do roof in g, construc tion , plumbmg ond healin g . N o tob too Iorge or too small Phone ... EA sY! HE~E 'S W>< A.T WE 'LL DO . . we have to think of a better name, Slim! road ebou t f i11e m inutes tr am F ive Points. City wa ter a va ll ~bl e . Selore you bu ild you had betler look at lh ls . Seller may hel p f lnl!lnce . $13,900. the Cos Anqe!es Sk i nner~ Ra m ~ Burne tt He'll wi ne 250ncof l..ee·s men·· & up 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock I , .• Yesterday's Answer 21 Nonsense ! 22 Superma n's wear Z3 R~ i an peninsula 24 " It's De- - ·· 25 Motive 26 Young eel 27 Extorted money from . Movie Channel 4 - 28 HighwayS& 7 P.M. They Made Me a Cr iminal (GI horror 9& 11 P.M. - Bobb leJoand TheOullaw i R) 31 Run Cable Channel 5 6.30 P.M - Test imony Time along 7:00 P.M . - Paul Gaudino Fam i ly Fitn ess Show 32 Rea ch 7:30 P.M. - Su pers perts across 10·oo P M. - 700 Club. 33 Doroth y's Werln f"s dar. April 26 dog 36 Before BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag The switch that killed h--+-+---+-+---t:=h-tfF+--t-+--i,.- - - -- - - --.., 1'1\ANK & ERNIE r-------- ---------------~----~:;~~----------~--------------,34Wooden lia, ross! you can comtln ' and see whot you're gtltlng - Good selections - Fully stocked . Buy whtre Tli1S I.SN'T ME C.OMING aN LA'n ~ •• THIS IS MV GLC»Nt! Coll742-221f TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT NORTH CQre 35 Rested 37 Chosen : a bbr. 38 Spellbinder 39 Country dance 40 Mortise's fitting ~ / 26-A + .JIIl 1 ~ :t • 10 G2 • 10 5 + A Rj EAST t AQ8 2 , 7 5 :t t KR + Q IIIII 2 t 6~2 + J !I 7 1 SOU Til • 6 • KQ .H t A Q .I ~ 7 :1 +K5 b++-i Vulne rable : EH s t-West Dealer: Sout h Wt•st North Eas1 South llAILY (' RYI'TO(!I 'OT E - liNe'' h ow lo wo rk il : A X Y ll I. II .\ o\ X R is I. 0 :> G. F t: I. I. 0 II" RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 C onnect ion 10. 9:311--Movle " Go West , You ng Gir l!"" 6.13; lO:IlO-Nata lle Cole 8.1 0; Our Mulual Friend 33; News 20. 10:30-Lock. Stock & Barrel 20; ll :IJO-- News 3.4,6,8,10,13.15 : Lil ias Yoga 1!. You 33. 11:30-Johnny Carson 3,4.15 ; Slarsky & Hutch 6.13; Mash 8; Movie ··zutu·· 10 . 12 :00-Janak i 33 : 11:05--Movie "" Im itation General·' B. 12 :411--Toma 6, I); 1:00-Tomorrow 3,4: 1:51>News 13. 28 Farm y ield'. k-l--1-....J..-1-+~-+.-+-+--+-i 2!i E;difice· extension ....._........- ) 30 Fasten , fi rmly · WEST 32 Barrel + K D5 part 1t A !.1 R Rubber Back Carpet • O r i g i nal s 20. 9:00--0peratlon : Run away 3,4.15: Ba rney Mille r 6,13 ; Hawaii Flve -0 8; Advocates 20,33 : 45 Bil lion Dollar M s. All corpel lnslolled wl~ padding 11 no chorgt . Expert installation . As Low As '4 88 sq. yd. by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 " Herzog" 1Species novelist 6 Dolores 2 Function - Rio 3 Co lleen 's 9 Alice Gobel's land man 4 Conceit 5 Bucky of 10 Yale grad 11 Attendance lhe Yanks 6 Resol ve number 7 Q ick beetle 12 Jail : sl. 13 Novelist 8 Fabric Drury 9 Hayworth 14 Overused film 16 ··S wear" II Post words 15 I jvely dan ce 17 Fa mous 19 Detroit garden export 18 Perry 20 Conunon Mason's verb fonn forte 19 Calling Bluegrass 20: Marshall U. Reporl 33. 7.3o--Holl ywood Squares 3,4; Match Ga me PM 6; Ta ttletales 8; MacNei l-Lehrer Report 20.33; That's Hol lywood 10; Nashvi lle On The Road 13; Marty Ro bbins' Spel llghl 15. B:QO-- Hanna-Barbera Happy Hou r 3.4. 15; We lcome Back, Kotter 6, 13 ; Waltons 8,1 0; Once UpOn A Cla ssic 20,33. · 8:30-Wha l's Happening 6, 13; Arabs 8. Isr ael is 33; One Jetter simp ly ~ lan d~ fur anoth C'r . ln th is sample A is It Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 2W 3t J NT Pass used ror the three ! .'~. X for thr IWO O's, etc Single letters, Opening lead : + 4 apostrophes, th e length ;mel fnrmatltHI or the words arc all <l'm'!""=:::;-!Tf~!W'II~ hints F:arh day thl' rodt• \('\tt·r~ :1re dt fTt 'tTrlt By Os wa ld Jn coby I'LL ... I 'LL Be ALL <'R\' I'T OI! UflTt: S and Alan Sonta g RIGHT! JUST HELD Usually when we write ME: TO MY FEET SV H T FVYK LF A L E a bout bridge players who ANP rJETM£ A died we go back many L A F V H have STiff ORIN!( I Y K M, F G HLAK YGO W years. Today 's hand helped F.d Pinner. who knew he just MF! T LF · M I YLVF .- AV TYK T had a week or two to live, Yesterday's Ci-yptoquote: IDOLS ARE CREATED WHEN win the prestigious von ME N ARE PRAISED , AND THIS IS VERY BAD FOR TfU; Zed! will do ubl e kn ockout FUTURE OF THE HUMAN RACE .- FRANCISCO FERRER championship in 1971 . Rut lind ALL RlrJIIr!' .?HALL I C"ALL 114EAVCE... ANAMBUi.A/'ICE ? 11+\1\T HAPPfNE/Jl We a ll miss Ed. He was one of the very nicest of the young experts who have made s uch excellent records dur ing the lasl few years. Ed mad e the normal club lead agai ns t three notrump . South rose with the a ce and led the 10 of diamonds. East 's king lost to South's ace a nd now South led his jack of hearts. If tha t jac k had been al· lowed to hold South would have hi s nine l ricks, but after ma ture thought , Ed hopped up with his ace of · hea rts an d led the one card to beat the contract. It was the nine or s pa des . Dummy's 10 Iosito East's ace a nd now it wa s up to East to carry on . He led back the deuce of spades. Ed took his king and continued with th e rive to give Ea st two more spade tric ks . Alth oug h ei th e r four hea rts or five dia monds is an untreatable contract. ·Ed's partne rs we re also in three notrump which made when East an d West did not lind this defense . r NF:WS I'APf>~ H 1-:N Tf>~ HPRJSE ASSN l (For a copy of JACOBY MOD" Win a1 Briage. ·· care of th1s newspaper. P. 0 Box 489. Radio City ERN . send $1 10 Station , New York . N Y. 100! 9.) w,~ UJ7~ t<tng t"uluret S~ ndieate , l nt' . EY Pomeroy landmark 9. _Jock W. ClrHy, Mgr. lllil· Phone 992-2111 8flll5 O'FIRE!! 1 1M DOING A REPORT FOR SCHOOL "ON AN IMALS AND YOUR STUPID DOG ' WON'T HELP ME! 15 IN STOCK an apartment to live In or rent. This community needs a store and the store needs i!!ln owner. Selle r may even Largest OWNER SAYS SELL - l'h WOULD YOU L11Cl TO NET st or "Y house wit h a large li 11 lng room an d kitc hen. Two S761 DDO oeqrooms and 2 baths downstairs ond 3 smal l bedrooms upstai rs. Nat . gas furnace . Basement. Price wn $19,800. Will go quick now for $15,000. Wt Nted Listings We hove buyers lor mony typos of property CALL JIMMY DEEM Assoclolt,949-2381 5;he was born uniJer Anes SAVE ALOT · IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU b l ~ck top 7 (;ASOI.INF: ALLF:Y 4-4-1 mo. Sh ow 8; News 10 ; Gilli g a n' s Is. 15; Hocking V all ey The latest JUMBLES are here in JUMBl E BO OK 11 10 and JUMBLE BOOK llt 1. AYa tlabte tor $1 35 EACH, po9tpald fro m Jumble, c/o tl"11e newspape1, P.O. Box 34, Norwood , N.J. 07648. Make checks pa,-able to Newspa perbooks. 9917081 220 E. Mlin St. Pomeroy . Ohio BERET MUSTY SAVAGE FINERY Yo u might find anttin these eating pleces- .. AESTAUR - ANTS'. PI ANO lUNI NG lone Dan iels . A bo reporr:o and od t u~ tments , 992 2581 1! no an swer coli ELLIOIT APPLIANCE II I Jumbles Ans v-·er WtN rER GEl to your house? Le t us rnak c ne<esso f y repo1rs . AI 11omm Con~ '' U( ll on 74:1 2328. Sales & Service Phone 992 -7113 5 :00--Here Com e The Bri des 3; St ar Trek 4; Gun s moke I I I I I I I )" NOT TOO MUCH A1 FIRS T ·· WHY , I'll SOON BE 5 1RONG AS EVER· · PULliNS EXCAVAlt NG Co mpl ttt• Sur vtcc Phon(l9 97 2478 For EXC AV AliN G , dozer , loode1 and ba ckh oe wor k: dump tr ucks and to-boys l or hire . w tll haul 1111 d irt . to soil limesto ne a nd grovel Colt Bob or Roger Je l· fer s. day phone 992-7089 , n i gh t phone 991·3515 or qq'] . 5237 . 1 I'M WALKtN '··· AND WITHOUT CRU1C HES · ·· 4-24-1 mo. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER SEWING MACHI N£ Rl".!parr s !ier· v+ce al l malo.es . 992·2284 . The Fob11 c Shop , Poniero y . Aulho r rzed Stnger Soles and SerYI<e . We sharpen 5ctuors . HEY 1 LOOK Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle , USMC 10; Dinah 13 4:30-Liltl e Ra scal s 4 3, 15; Gilli gan's Is . 4; Gilliga n's Is. 8; Brady Bun ch 10. 8; Mister Rog er s' Neighborhood 20,33; a Hogan"s Heroe s 10; Emergency One 13; Pet1icoat Juncl lon 15. . 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 10,33; Mary Tyl er Moore 10: Hoga n's Heroes 1~ . 6:0Q-- News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6 ; Zoom 10. Print answer here: "~' t, _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6:30-NBC News3.4,15; ABC News13; Carol Burnett& Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 10. (Answers tomorrow) 7:oo--Cross-Wils 3,4; New lywed Ga me 6,13 ; Gong Yesterdays R!I55Eii.,ARE 'y(){j JUST LISTED-APPROX . 10 ACRES - ol land ideo I tor home builders. Buy a ll and sel l pa rt II you like. Nice JUST LISTED COUNTY STORE - Ina good area . Has nat. gas and clty waler . Gasoline pumps and lanks. This is a 2 slory bui lding . Upstairs could be made Into I'LL SET MRS. PUDDLE 15 E!LAZIN '··· I GOTTA GET BACK IH SHAPE ··· IE1' 5 SEE NOW ··· Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992 -2164 a look. Onl y 1<7 ,900. LOOK WHAT WE GOT - S7 acres wl lh e nice 1V2 slory house wi lh 3 bedrooms and 1'12 baths. Mostly carpel. Th is house has been remodeled In side and out. II has a big cenlral firepl ace wl lh heatalator and Is Insu lated. Sm a ll barn and about 20 acres fen ced . N i ce country seHing olt black lop road . Shown by appoi ntment only . Pri ced $42.000.00. TO 3Et7. -JJii'LE ORPHAN ANN l P. 399 W. Main St. 1H I IIl0 7<2-23A8 . SH'Y WHEN &OING Small eng ine & mower service, Massey F~rvuson & Gibson Tiller., L..twn Boy Mower Sajes & Service . ...,, 3 ,_..,, 0. --- ~X PERT For Poorer 15 ; M er v Gr iffin 6; Addam s Fa ml! y B; ~ MODERN SUPPLY Steam Extraction ''TIM: Oriti~t~tof1 NOI lho l ~itJ11>11 CARTER Lilias Yoga & You 20 . 3:30-AII In The Fa mily 8,10 . You Bel You r Life 20 ; 4:QO--Mi sler Ca rloon 3: Superman 4; For R·lcher, & Phone 992-3741 or 992-!020 FREE PARKING 3-31 -1 mo. UNION OPERATED 3-30-1 mo. 4-9-1 m o. pd. I I I lNG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 992-2206 Of 992-7630 nelp llnance. ln" est $1 0,700 now. Home Phone 949-2519 GeorgeS . HobstaHer Jr . Brokef Home Phone ftl -5739 1:30-0 ays ol Our Lives 3.4.15; As The Wor ld Turns 8.10; 1:llO-One Li le to Live 6, 13; 1 311--0 octors 3,4, 15; Guidi ng Lig hl 8.10 . 3:1l0--Anolher World 3,4, 15; Ge neral Hospital 6, 13 ; PAINTS AT Superior Kitchen wi th bu ilt-in appll ernces, temHy r oom w i t h fireplace. All nicely carpeted .• F u!! .J>asem e nt wi th wood burning stove. Atta ched (1 car ) g arag e. Chry sl er Ai r Tem p. cen tra l heat ing an d coo ling . ·Ver y low electric bi ll s. All t his and appro x . one acr e la nd. Hav e PRtCE REDUCED - Restl ess 10. t• l llf>l',...~· ......... ~"""'-.... .. Selection In The V1iley Cheryl Lemley Home Phone 742-2003 Hilton Wolfe. Sr. G ambit 8; Midday Maga zine 13 . Bflllb IIi' A SUB $~0'/~lrn, BUT I'D P119!2-2174 6:00-PTL Club 15; 6:25--For You ... Bla ck Woman 10; 6: 30-Docto rs on Ca ll 4; News 6; Sunr ise Semester 8; ~ : 45--M ornlng Report 3; Good Mornln9, Wesl Virgin ia 13; 6.55--Chuc k Whi te Repor ls 10; News 13. 7 co--Today 3.4.15; Good Morning America 6.13; CBS News 8; Bullwinkle 10. 7: 30-Schoolies 10; 8:co--Capt. Kangaroo 8,1 0; Sesame Sl. 33. 9 :00- Mer...,_Gr ilfin ' 3; Phil Don a hue 4, 13,15; E m e rgency One 6: Fami l y Aff air 8; M atch Game 10. 9:311--And y Grilflth 8; Fam ily Altair 10 . 10 QO--Card Shar ks 3, 4,15; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck S; Joke r's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10: 30-Holl ywood Squ ares 3.4 .1 5; High-Hopes 6; Price Is Righ l 8.10; $20.000 Pyra mid 13. 11:00-High Rolle rs 3, 4,15 ; Happy Days 6,13; 11 :311-Wheel of Fortun e 3, 15; Fam ily Feud 6.13; Parlridg~ F.amily 4; Love ol Lile 8, 10; Sesame Sl. 20; Nova 33. 11:55--CB S News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :00- Newsce nter 3; News 4.6 .10; Sa nford & Son 15: 12 :30- Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search lor To morrow 8, 10; Elec Co. 33. 4-9- 1 mo. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING w i ll sell q u ic k tor S9,000. coun1r'p' sett ing on a by Henrt Arnold and Bob Lee Un scramble these lo ur Jumbles , one letter to each square, to form lour ordtnary words. BOHN I.OSEH · BEST QUALITY I.NTERIOR Sen-i ce• Ollered 18. N lce home.si tes Sunr !se Sem es ter 10. \1Jt\t~ fe)\1 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~<.!lL!l l) Trade i. THURSDAY, APRIL 27 , 1978 5:<5--Far m Repo rl 13; 5:50-P TL Club 13; 5:55-- BOB'S ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR b98·?331 !> weepers, IOOslers rrons all smal l o ppiloncos. lawn mower , SA 1 HR OOM S AND K1t chens nel(l to Stor e H1gh woy Gorogu remodeled wromrc rrle plum on Route 7. Phone (61A ) 985· bmg corp en11y and general 3825 m a rn terron ce 13 y ear~ 01( · perrence 991 3b85 REMODELING . Plumbtng heottng ond oil type ~ of gcne1ol tepo•r Work guaran teed 20 yco1 ~ e)( pen encc. Phonem 2 ~09 . For Sale . Rent or Your Full Time old, tull) ~\\ Your Rings, 6:0Q--News 3.4,8,10.13, 15 ; ABC News 6: Zoom 20. ·6:311--NBC News 3,4.15; AB C News 13; Carol Burnet19 Fr iends 6: CBS News 8.10; Over Easy 20; 7:0Q--C ross-WII s 3.<; Newly wed Game 6. 13 ; Sha Na Na 8; ; News 10: Gll llga n·s Is. 15; Dick Cavett 20 ; B ~ Green Magazine 33. 7:30-AII -Siar Anyth ing Goes 3; Sha Na Na 4; Belween The Wars 6; Fa mil y Feud 8; MacNeii,Lehrer Repor t 20,33; The J udge 10: In Sear ch of 13; Wi ld Klnqdom 15 . 8:011--Gr iuly Adams 3.4,15 . EigMI is Enough 6,13; Amazing Sp ider-Man 8; Nova 20.33; Billy Groha m Crusade 10. 9:GO--"Ringo Starr 3,4,15; Charlie's Ange" 6,13; Mov ie "Slege •• 8.10; Grea l Per formances 20.33. 10:oo--N BC News 3,4,15 ; Sla rsky & H ulch 6, 13: 10:311-- Kitchen Cabinets, Rooting, Concrete THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY ancs carpeted , ele c tric hea · [Ohio Power ). carport witt storage area . Dining anc cooking area separate. Ail con ditioned , all cur ta in! a n d drapes go. Loca ted ir RUst ic H i ll s , Syracuse Ohio , selli ng fast fo f" ·~ DOZER FOR HIRE CALL George S. HobsleHer Jr .• Broker 10 7',1 Sycamore St . Po meroy, Ohio PHONE 992 -6333 Office Hours : 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . Closed Thur sdays Saturday s at noon. ... ~~ Your ·Love. Love ly newer hom e, 7 e ac r e. 3 bedrooms. f ormal dini ng , n ice ki t c hen . ca rpet i n g . many more h ome features . JJ25. HOBSTETTER REALTY . · ~~ You Have Caret ully Chosen in new add ition ( restri cted ) Excellen t for your new hom e. SJ,500.00 . pelent ia l. Only $23,000. HEY Gl - No down S25 each La rge pe rches. J UST SUOO. OO . DIG THIS DAD - Dr ive a bui ld in g w ith a!! units ren ted . Has 8 yea r payou t in present condit ion . Th i s investment has a lot of I"JA~ HER 991 6173 NEW LISTING - 116 E. Second Street MIDDLEPORT - Large 4 unit br ic k apartmen t 119,300 . LARGE BiUCK - 9 rooms WORK PANT S w ork rec y(l ed jt?OilS covt> to l ls ond denlll) cutoffs ' Odd~ ond E nd~ Shop Rt I M,ddlepor l Oh,o WEDNI;SDAY, APRIL26, 1978 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mar y Ty ler Moore 10; NAG IT ol der ho m e , B rooms, 5 b edr oo m s , ba th . f or m a l d in in g , ga ra ge, carport , "' ' ' 0 " News 20 ; Book Beet 33. 11: QO--News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; Dick Cavett 20; Lil ias. Yoge & You 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3 .~ . 15 ; Pol lee Story 6, 13; How all Flve-0 8; ABC News 33; Movie "'A Covenant wllh Dealh"" 10; 12 :1l0--Janokl 33. 12 :40-Mystery of lhe Week 6.13 ; Ko/ak 8; l :QO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2: 10-News 13. Cable Chtnnel 5 ~ 6:30 PM. - Testi mony Time 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudi no Family Fllness 10 :00 P.M.- 700 Cl ub. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. - Ou11aw Bl ues (PG ) 9 & II P.M. - Star Is Born ( R ) TELEVISION VIEWING $18 900 Call 09:;{ .5429 S70 £lo ch Associate VtRIII ICIJL.Ti rRtSTS 11 •· Hogan 's Heroes 15. Muffler . Brakes . Shocks - Tires . Battery . Installation Service Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992-2848 3-15-tfc NEW HOUSl rn M1ddleporr Ap· pro 1sed ol $') 4 qoo reduced to HOMEMADE OUIL TS 7 4:1 1984 Associate HrdpnJnl rqJplt .Jir•. or . Business .Services MOORE'S TR A IL [R WllH lot on Unron A ve l ot on Forr.,. tew He1ght') woler top ond se pto< toni.. Phone fam ily room and workshop . H'a s garage and 3.1ot s. Jus t WE NEED LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US . ,1nd lUI K .SUN' IN II" Wa hrllllnfl. D C 20005 S? DOORS PIC t URE w•ndow bolh tub (Om mod(' Coli al ter b pm , bK!tground (1 , y011 may Dl thf pl/'10tl wt Jill looklnt for 7<1·3163 I ' acre~ on Leodmg Creek Rood BURROUGH.S SE NSI MATt( a c <OUil l +rrg mo<h •rr e Phone qq7 7156 !he Dor l y Senr1nel Ill Cour t StrF<e l Pome ro y Ohro New L ist i ng : J bedrooms 9 .. _Jack W. Ca ne y, Mgr . •l hllbtllt'l, 1/'10 rmprtn u1 mort -,., Af iON,\ l rEDF.k.\T10..., l ot sole 6 It long Sl 25 each 1q75 Ford F /SO 4 wheel d,,.,.e SJ800 Good con d.r,or. 9'17 679S or 843 /933 $25,000.00 Pomeroy Landmark yG~or PhoN or LOCUST"PO ~JS bath , < yr thin U I**'OI, No mtlt" .. 1111 jU I! El CAMINO 991 7054 and f illing stafion. inc luding bu il d i ng , equ i pmenl. s to ck and merchand ise . Loc ated at L ang svil l e, Ohio on Route 124. Known as Bertha ' s Grocery Se ll ing pi- i c e serv ice de part ment and w !ll service Hotpoint and other brands. ei'IMICief t e h m l lllfl 11 t11r;, J Ob~ NEW LISTING - Grocery APPLIANCE SERVICE Ail_ ed ai r go\ hea t ond or r condl tron.ing 1 acre lev el lot m Rutland S J8 000 Ph one 84 A CRES fen<cd bo rn 7 pond~ 70 a cre~ posture , bal a nced trmbe r 3 bedroom house '1 bmeme n t on R1 143 2 m•les off Rr 7 Bypm• 949 -'1057 Real Est ale Broker l(lllt>H Good f'a _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . Ail Phone 992-2181 !IliA l l,l t l ~ f S5 ' B.r:omt Pomeroy Landmark • • -Jock w. carsey, MQr . Phone992-2181 We hav e enlarge d our WOULD \'OU li K[ 10 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, · POTASH, FERTMELS & BLEND AND dryer 992,5607 f OH AP I Ch e ck our low , low prices on 18 foo t Fur llO((' ~tO•{' wrth O•l'll 90'> re!r.qero•or ~ ceps ~r • ne .... ownmg e • retlen t <ond+ t ;on 3 AND IWO SIO RY !r ome house b H OM ~ St H S l o1 so le I mrP 01 rd up M 1ddleporJ rwor Rut land lOoms ond bath . ce llar auf Coli qq7 7481 butldongs 4 acres lond ot edge o l Rut lorld . Complete tra1!e• NE W 3 bedroom ho u5(> 1 baths hook -up also :i bonk s oppro• soH e lec 1 ac re M•ddleport ed property or S IS 500. Ph one cl asl? lo Ru tland Ph one 99:1 9<n7094 7.o! t:ll 72 ACRI: S. 8 room remodel£<d CO UNIRY fa rmland w1th ~edud ­ h ome oil mrneral t1gh1 s l uel ed woods wot£>r ond good aco ol fu rna ce. Rutland orca cess 1n M onroe Cour ny W Va . $30 000 Ne w 3 bedroom total S 1 OC(} dow n roll i30d) 772 electrrl horne 1 113 mil.>') 3 102 01 (304 ) 777 32'17 ne01 rnm e ~ ! 77 .000 Bu ildin g Com(1lCI CIOI property opprol( . 17 lot l . J1 acres rural water on o<res . level land loca ted o t lot S3 800 Co ll74 'l 7819a ftef 5 Tu ppers Plo+n!. on Ohr o Route pm or 011ytune Sat 8. Sun 7 . Phone ·, 614 ) 667 6;304 lWO HOUSES In Syracusl' on ' 1 oCi e lot VA FHA 30 yr . l ulo nc mg . also re lrnor1C 1ng Ireland Molfgag e , Spocro u'> 3 bed10om wrth Iorg e 77 E Slate A t hen ~ phone (6 1d) utdrl y room Ha rdwood fl oo1 ~ 5q).3051 . and car pe t Frutl trees and shrubs BY OWN ER 5 acre~ w1th q room In Ro (rne 3 t a cre~ BE:'out•lul 5 house F~EE G A S 2 cor garage , bedroom 3 both hon'e Com w mmer k+t chen and bordered ple tely remodeled and by 2 c•cek s Cal1985-3827 . carpeted Ho s b oth gas and electriC l urna(e Lor ge carport JUST COMPLETED new house ,,.., Mrddl epo rl. For more •nl arma and stor ag e bu1ldmg s. Cen 11al llon coli ~7 - 7238or 99'1 ·530-1 . OH plus lu ll basemen t Fo r 1t1 lor mot ron w l1949 -:i018 BY OWNER . 3 bedro o m~ wrth lo r<· 99:1 7060 COD N~R :-.unt.i;!l 4 I' \1 IN ONl S1100 (;amping Er1ui p ment I U t ·~d ,l l Iii I'll ~ nd;n ll' \1 tA•f,,n• pubhr,olll •ll Frttld~ PI CKUP 949 2857 ' 1,,nti;•:· \ 111 n ,,,s ,!l urd;,~ ti••' 2 NICE PIGS for sole Aft e1 5 <all Appointment Pomeroy Landmark NOTICE i!w bO l COAL LIM~S!ONI: ~o11d gro vel co le rum chlond e lertdr ze r dog food and all type~ of ~ olf Ex cel s1o r Solr Wor lo, ~ Inc E Maul S1 Pomeroy 997 -389J Any U. S. made c ar- pa rts extra if needed. Exclud es !lilt ' 01l"UI· WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES 12 RtDUCf SA FE & lost wi th Go Bese lobl£>ts ~ E·Vop water pdl !i. Nelson D•ug L•Jlt'l Tlw 11uUil:.lwr n·~t'rvt·~ iht> rr~h l lt• t•di t elf n<Jt'rl <Ill ~ ;uh dt't'llll'd ul>)t'l.l vn~ l fl~t• Pultlt~ht.·r .... ,11 nul ~ S t atP~ m o11 bedroom .m · ;m t'pktl <~n.l t• f !,5 ('t' Ul ' ., Heal.tstate for Sale FurSa.ie Wheel Alignment ,., 12.1 . Want Ads Turn Un.wanted Items Into Cash EXPERT HUNTER 1& Wurtbur Und er . IJ<CM YEAR • Hlf.EWL.O'flO, ANO NOT HAVE TO INYUl A LOT OF MONEY . S. our .. ...., ._., w..-1· ,.a,, ~-~ I DON'T KNOW ANY .-\N I,V\ALS ! HERE COMES Ol: SNORT" I �• . ,._,. ....... ~···~·~• (I·;~:·;:;;; Today (Continued from page l) Dayan arrived Tuesday for t<tlks expected to renter on the $4.8 billion package as well as attempts to find a comprom ise plan for the future of occupied Arab lands as part of a Middle East peal'e agreement. -~----------~--------------1 i I Area Deaths ! I ADA NORRIS Ada Norris, 89, Route 2. Racine, died Tuesday night at Mari ett a Memori a l Hospi tal. · 1Marga ret 1 Gloec kne r . Racine. Mrs. Paul (Elsie ) Dav is. Park ersb urg, and Mrs. Ra Iph 1Mary Ellen I Kelley. Yarnel. Ariz.: two Mrs. ~ o rris was born June sons, Richard of Ca rroll , Ohi o 23, 1888 . a da ughte r of the late and Alonzo of Dayton: one Amos and Minerva Shields sister. Mrs. Margar et Roush , Ripley . She was also Baltimore, Md .: 12 grandpreceded in dea th by her chi ldren, 17 greathusba nd, Clyde, two grandchildren and sev eral daughte rs, Mrs . Clare nce nieces and nephews. tGol diel Story a nd Mrs. Funeral se rvices will be Ric h a r d 1 Mi ldr e d 1 held Friday at II a.m. at Lego ullon. one grandson and Ewing Funeral Home with one brot her. Orvill e Ripley. Doug Sea man off ic iating. She was baptized into the Burial will be in Leta rt f' alls Ch urch of Chr ist at Millwood, Cemetery . Friends may call W. Va . at the fun eral home after 1 She is survived by three p.m. this evening. da ught ers. Mrs . F:r win REV . RODENHUSH RECENT SPEAKER Th e Reve rend Robert Hodenbush, missionary to Ghana , Afri ca. was a rece nt speaker at the Middl eport United Penl<•costal Chur ch. Rev . Rodeubush has bern on the mission fields of 1'\frica for nine years and is sup erint end ent of th t• western part of that ron- linen!. Rev. Rodenbu sh related that ia Ghana alone Weather there arr more . than 200 Clearing ton ight . with lows near 40. Sunny Thursday, with hi ghs in the low or mid 60s. Probabilit y of precipit alion 20 percent thi s afternoon and 10 percent tonight and Th ursday . Carter••. United P e nt ec osta l Churches. Rev. Rodenbush and wife, Evangeline. and son. Robbie. res id e in Ghana. (Continued from page l I income tax lC: t ws of our country at the expense of the average American family." The president had another busy day on la p today, (Continued from page 1) $31. speeding: Dennis Lee starting with a meeting with Ric hards, Racine, $25, the co ngressio nal Black running a red light; Roger L. Ca ucus. followed by meetings Jones, Par kersburg. $50, with AF L-CIO Pr esi dent overload and pulling down George Mea ny on labor elec tri c lines : J ohn S. reform. He also was meeting Harrison. 20 , Gallipolis. 120. wit h congress ional and speeding: James R. Johnson, intelligence advisers on an Baltimore, Md., $25 , fail ure intelligence agency cha rter. to yield the right of way . Mayor FUNDS DISTRIBUTED Gasoline excise tax chec ks totaling $9,872,391 1 havr been issued to Ohio's count ies, to wns hips and muni cipaliti es. Sta te Auditor Thomas E. Ferg uson 's offil'e report s. EXTENDED FORECAST Friday through Sunday, fair Friday and showers Saturda y and. Sunda y. Highs will be in the 60s and overnight lows wlll be in the upper 30s or lower 40s Friday, but moderating by Sunday to the mid 40s or lower 50s. Area man attends sessions Meigs Property Transfers Each of th e state 's 88 C'O unties received $35 .000 an d amounts received by the• Elizabeth Hera ld, Frank villages incl ude Middleport, Hcra!U. Jr .. Mary Jane 12.160: Po meroy, 12.30 1: Herald to Keith 0 . Black. Rar111e. $600 : Rutland, $531, Melody E. Black. 8. 1 ·acres, and Syracuse, $701. Sa lisb ury . (Continued from page 1) Marv Elizabeth Hart inger members of chapte r 682 of Thomas, Will iam B. Thomas OAPSE. to Villa ge of Middleport , Lot Most teache rs and Veterans Memorial Hospital 15, Mlddleport . students in the district had ADMITTED - Elver Fox , Wayne King, Hilda King to honored picket lines set up Clift on, W. Va .: Nathan Robert V. King. Lillian B. Vanam an, Rutlan d; Eli King, 2.37 acres, Salisbury. 1112 Pet . pe r year on a ea rly Monday morning. Classes resumed an hour Vance, Racine: Anna Tucker, 4 year certificate of Gera ld E. Roach, late this morning . Raci ne: Paul Kl ein, Hoberta Roach to Kenneth deposit . On behalf of the county $1 ,000 .00 minimvm board of educa tion. Supt. Pomeroy : Salem Ya tes, McFarm, Harold H. McFann, Racine: Audrey Ours, deposit . Hairston today thanked Mr. Rac ine: Kelly Humphrey. Lot, Mi ddleport . A substant1al penalt y is Santa Emma, Prosecuting Guysville; Alice Curtis, Long in~oked on all · cert ifi cate Attorney Joe Cain and Atty. Bott om: f'red Roush. Letart , accounts Withdrawn pr ior David Selce r for thei r W. Va. LICENSE PLATE FEES 1o the date of matu ritv . assistance . DISCHARGE D - Paul Local governments across Schu le r, Geneva Wi se , th e stat e can expec t to Ji mmi e Ohli nger . Janet receive over $10 million in Korn , Ross Kent , Albert 1976 license plate revenues Martin , Pea rl Gilk ey, this week, according to an Waitman Sleveris7 Alice ann ounceme nt by Gov. Rairden , Charles CornelL James A. Rhodes. Of the tota l Meigs County will receive The Athens Coun ty $55,068.37 . Sa vi ngs & Loan Co. PLEASANT VALLEY French Fries 2!6 Second St. DISCHARGED - Jessica W1th P u r c ho ~e Pomeroy, Ohio Of 9' Sreo k Putn ey, Poi nt Pl easan t : MEETING FRIDAY Sa ndw1ch Arvan Law son, Mason: Carl "'ON IU H WI D Trustees of Salem Town. . ,.ll ]t. 15·U.. Schultz, Jr.. Racine; Mrs. ship will meet at 7:30 p. m. AI All Dav id Richards, Point Friday at the township fir e Pleasa nt: Helen J oh nson. hall , east of the Salem Cente r Galli polis : Iva You ng, School. Mason: Mrs. Homer Painter, Bid well : Brenda Bi shop. -----..-·-;:·~ ------...-----..-...----1 Pomeroy: Huth Patterson, MARRIAGE LICENSE Point Pleasant ; Sa ra ··<-i.. · A marriage license was : ~~ ..., Johnson. Middleport : Helen issued Tuesday to Douglas I ·~~ Wheeler, West Co lumbia. Alan Burn s, 25, Pomeroy and Sha ron Ann Covert , 17. ~ Pomeroy. Strike. • • former president joked about the rivalry between· Ohio nounced t he name State and his alma mater, the Unive rsity .· of Michiga n. correctl y. Ford made a dinner speech "Woody Hayes is a very dear Tu esday night in suburba n friend of mine, but he's one of Clevelan d, but the session, the few people in the country sponsored by Case Western I can agree wi th 364 days a Heser ve Un ivers ity, was year and disagree with on closed to reporters. one," Ford sa id. Ford met privately for .15 Ford's visit to Cleveland rn inute1> with Clevela nd was pari of hi s nationwide Mayor· Dennis Kuci nich lit lecture to ur . On Monday Ford's suite in the Cleveland night he spok e to a capacity Plaza. Andrew M. Juniewicz, Crowd at the Front Row Kucinich's press secrcwry, Thea ter in suburb an said th e meetin g, which Highland Height s. Kucinich requested, was a He was a ccompanie d courtesy ca II. durin g his vis1t by Rhodes, Asked later about his pla ns Cuyahoga County Republican to run for president 10 1980, Chairman Robert Hughes Ford only would' say, "We' ll and former Cleveland Mayor ha ve to wait and see." Ralph Perk. Ford's speech at the CleveFord offer ed Carter faint land Plaza was fill ed with praise for the leadership he humormt~ r efer en<..'es. The exhibited on the Panama 1 ' decision. Discussing his wife 's recently disclosed problems with drugs and alcohol, Ford said he thought . his wife 's candor will be beneficial to women with similar problems. He suggested Mrs. Ford will have won her battle by 1980 and her condition would not be a factor in his decision on whether to run for the presidency. PT. PI.F.ASANT - Robe rt knowl edge as part of the turers of the nationally and Bateman ol Bateman Fa11ns. continuing program to keep int ernationally known brand Point Pleasant. rere nll y Mode rn Farm Sys tems' of products which include, bins, augering attended one of a series of dea lers out in front as experts gra in equipm ent , elevator legs. in grain and materials handregional two day ·product, continu ous fl ow dr yers, prog ram, <Hld sales sessiuns li ng and storage . Modern Farm Systems. dryin g fans arid heal ers, presented by Modern Fnrm Inc., with headquar1 ers in aeration fans and related Syst e m~. Inc., helri at In· Webster Cil y. Iowa, and accessories. Also the MFS dianapolis, Ind. The meeti ng conducted by addition al fac tori es in Imperial line of buildings for fa ctor y person nel. wa~ Nebraska, Indiana an d fann and light commercial designed to increase produ ct Miss iss ippi, are manufa c· use. WAREHOUSE VALUES 25" RCA COLORTRAK CONSOLES REG. $795.00 MURRAY LAWN MOWER - 3 H. P. BRIGGS AND STRATTON ENGINE - 20" CUTTING WIDTH SALE 1749 Colonrak REG . $850 .00 SALE 1769 ROTOTILLER SALE Anniversary Special .'• 1 ONLY REG. 1294.95 5 H.P. TIUER FREE SALE ·o- l 1$45,413•.. WEBER I I .I I ~ I I I I I I I ~ :.. ~- ~TE 7-254 I I I I I I I (Continued from page I) calls for the state to rei mburse the la xing districts for the reduction in local revenue. Pr o p e r ly t ax reimbursements are fu nded entirely by the state 's personal im:ome tax. Tota l reimbur se ment checks to Meigs Cou nty and its subdivisions are as foll ows : Meigs County, $18 ,7 65 .23 : Midd lep ort , 12.5 89 . 40: Pome r oy, $2,632 .17 : Raci ne, $844.71 : Rutland , $560.71: Syracuse, $901.51 : Bed ford, $270 71: Ch ester, $880.19; Colwnbia, $44 1.72 : Leba non, $422 .01 ; Letart, $361.25: Olive, $671; Orange, $503.49: Rull an d, 1627 .92 : Sa lem, $703 .47: Sa li sbur y, $681.68: Sci pio, 1317.77 : Sutton, $690.77. Reimbursements wSpecial Districts within Meigs County toaling $1 2, 547.43 are : Ment.a l Ret<trdation Bonds, $2,182; Tub er cul os is Hos pital , $1 ,431.1 1; Meigs Co. Hospital, $357.77 ; Emergency Levy, 13,5n.76: Tri.County Ment.a l Hea lth , $833. 14 : Rio Grande Co mm unity Co ll ege, $4,165.65. School di stricts withi n Meigs County were mailed che cks fr om th e Sta te Department of <:d ucatio n t o t a li n g $97, 453 . 81. Distributions to the distr icts were as follows: Alexander Local, $-7,29 4.39: Eastern, 516,689.94 ; Meigs, $50,112.64; So uthern , $2 3, 167 . 33; Alexander Jr. Voc. School, $589.51. I MAKE vOURs HAPPY! I !1 l ! l Send the BUNCH -OF -LOVE On Mother's Day , May 14th A r em embr ance bo uquet of garden fr es h f low er s and mother wo uld love and cher ish . And, whether your Mother's Day flowers ar e going near or fa r , our 30,000 fello w w ire flor ists mak e del iver y nea rl y anywhere as si mpl e as a phon e ca l l. Pl ease order early . Stop by soon or ca ll us today . l• l Hydrang e a s • Azalea s • Combination Pots • Cut Flowers • Pott ed Mum s • Hanging Planters •Corsages • Pe rmanent Flowers I ! I !1 I 1 I l1 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP I I I I MR S. MIL LARD VANMETER Phone 992·2039 106 Butternut Av e . 992 -5721 Pomeroy , 0 . We Acc ept All Ma jor .Credit Cards and I I .I j l~--.-~~::~~~~~~.:~:!w ·------~J ( HEARING SET DAYTON. Ohio IUP I I Mon tgomery County Juvenile Court Judge Arthur Fisher has relinguished jurisdiction over three teenagers charged with robbery and mu rder in the purse-snatching an d death of Ma rjorie Blacker, a 79-yea ro()ld retired Dayton school teacher. Followi ng that actron Tues. day a hearing will be held to de termi ne if the three yo uths, aged 15 and 16, will be tried as adults . The th ree youths allegedly reached out of the car window and grabbed the woman's purse in a grocery store pa rking lot, dragging her beside the car before run n in ~ over her in another area of the parking lot. She died a few hours later. TWO KIU ED GRAN VILLE, Ohio (U PIJ - Joe Caudill , 16, Newark, and his brother, Brian, 9, were killed Tuesday night in an au to co llision at th e intersection or l.icking County Roads 21 and 15. Another motorist suffe red minor injuries ln. the crash. 2 ONLY TURF -6' &12' WIDTHS '4.95 Sq. Yd. ARMSTRONG OUTDOOR CARPET REG . $3.35 SPECIAL '2.95 BAKE SALE A ba ke sa le will be held Sa turda y at Ra cine Pos t Offi ce lot beginning at 9 a.m. The event is being spon sored by llacine Chapter 134 OES. All members are to have ba ked guods at the Post Office lot early. \ ·0 () 0 \ REUNION COMMITIEE - Alumni of Pomeroy High School, class of 1938, are busy making plans for their upcoming toth reunion wbe held on Saturday, May 27, at Meigs High School cafeteria. Twenty-nine members of the clllss have indicated they will attend the 40th reunion . Of the 94 members of the 1938 graduating class, 11 of them are deceased. A social hour will be held the afternoon of CHARCOAL BARBECUE· KETTLES REG. 194.95 2 H.P. TILLER 1 100% SOLID STATE - Heavy Steel Con struction - Use d Less Charcoal "The Best There ls" VINYL LINOLEUM ONLY RUBBER BACK CARPET -12 FT. WIDTH -100% NYLON PILE -GOLD OR GREEN - EXCELLENT SELECTION OF 9 FT. & 12 FT. WIDTHS · "' -EXPERT INSTALLATION ONLY '495 Sq. Yd. WAREHOUSE ON MECHAN.IC STREET ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY • GREETING GOVERNOR AT NEW HAVEN - Two members of th e West Virginia House of Delegates and New Haven Mayor Charles Roush are shown with Gov. John D Rockefeller IV this morning in New Haven where he came to view the improvements bein g made to old Route 33, a topic of controversy for years over wh o has the r e~ponsi bil ity at y '. or mai ntai ning it. • enttne By Uolted Press International . ::: DAYTON, OHIO - THE SHILOH CONGRESSIONAL CHURCH at Harrison Townshrp, north of Da yton, was heavily damaged by a general alarm fire early today. More than 100 volWlteer firefighters fought the blaze at the church . Minister Barry Johnson says the church celebrated its !25th anniversary last week . Fire officials says no cause of the blaze has yet been determined. WASHI NGTON (UP! ) Rep. Cilrrence J. Brown , J\. Ohio, has success full y rer n se rt ed s pen d ing auth ori zatio ns for the· Portsmouth , Ohio, Gas Ce nt rifu ge E nri chm e nt Plant , to get $220 million in constru ction funds, in the Department of Energy budget for fi scal 1979. SJl<'nding authorizations for th e fac ili ty in the dep a rtm ent ' s ori ginal MARIETIA, GA. - TWO PERSONS FLYING home to Ohio were killed Wednesday when ll)eir' small airplane exploded over a baseball field five miles north of Mariett<t . The explosion is under investigation by the Fed eral Aviati on Admlnlstration . Pollee Identified the victims as Robert L. Suever, 56, and his wife Audrey, 57. They were flying home to Delphos, Ohio when their Beechcraft Bonanza exploded in the air and crashed into a cluster of trees at 3:3S p.m. CINCINNATI - THE CITY MIGHT HAVE to limit traffic on ill! roads or risk a steady erosion of jobs due to federal air pollution standards for business and industry, the Cincinnati Environmental Advisory Council said Wednesday. In a report to city council, the group said 1977 amendments to the U.S. Clean Air Act will cause loss of jobs, prevent local elrJli!Mlon by businesses, and hamJl<'r creation of new jobs in CincinnaU. withdraws ooLUMBus (UPIJ - Reduced customer demand , Increased purchases of Ohioproduced gas and extra available quantities · of natural gas wlll permit Columbia Gas of Ohio tn forego buying Sfveral billion cubic feet of higher priced emergency fuel this summer and not add curtallments on large volume users. Columbia Gas of Ohio Wednesday asked the Ohio Pllblic Utilities Commission lor pennlssion to withdraw 1111 March 14 application, seeking authority w recover the coat of buying higher priced gas. The finn said It has been able to buy some three billion ·cubic feel of natural gas, delivered In Ohio at a cost not to exceed $2 per thousand cubic feet, which is the firm's average gas cost. The PUCO had set a May JO hearing on how the additional cOO of the more expensive ps should be recovered by the company. It also ordered Columbia to survey Its CWI!oolers to detennine how much of the emergency gas they needed, which has been • Ill ned. Columbla said It no Ianger needed w make the III'Vey . Columbia said 1111 expanded gaa procW"ement in the state will mean 5.2 bllllon cubic feet of Ohio-produced gas will lntn its pipelines during the ceming year, tn help •olflet Ita supply defiCit. At present, only a 100 percent cutbeck on large volume boiler fuel usage Is in now ellect. I EXTENDED FORECAST Fair Saturday and a chance of showers Sunday and Monday. Highs wlll be In the 60s and lows will be in the 40s. ::::::::::•::: :::.:::::::::::::::::::•:::•:::::•:•:·:·:-: :::-::-:·:·: :-: Middleport W0fflaJ1 hurt fift een Cents Vol 2!1. No. 9 Funding is reinstated ;:;: OOLUMBUS - VIOLENT CRIMES AGAINST THE elderly or disabled in Ohio could be subject to more severe penalties if Gov. James A. Rhodes signs into law a bill sent to his desk Wednesday by the Ohio General Assembly. The House passed the bill 00-7 during a lengthy fl oor aeasion and after SusJl<'nding its rules, the Senate swiftly agreed to the House changes to send the bill to Rhod es. Ohioans over the age of 6S or towlly disabl ed citizens are increasingly becoming the victims of violent crimes becau se of their helplessness, explained House sponsor Rep . Ha rrv Lehman, ~eVPland . May or Roush , Del. Charles Damron (D-Putnam ), Gov. Rockefeller and Del. Dave O'Nea l ([)..Mason ). Gov. Rockefeller, in addition to having old Rl. 33 paved , ann ounced today that he is go ing to rebuild the old Broad Rw1 bridg e. He also pledged to do paving work in front of the Hartford post offi ce. PirturrrL fr nm 1f'ft are rN;;;,·::· :· :··· :·: :·i ;::·:·Ji;;;f;\,1 request GE 19" COLOR PORTABLE the alumni dinner at the Meigs Inn from 3:30 to 5 p. m. The dinner will be held at 6:30p. m. Shown are, front row, 1-r, Bo Brown, Mary Elberfeld Morris, Rose Sisso n; back, William (Bill ) Hobstetter, George Edward Morri s, and Lyl e Hysell. Those who wish to reserve banquet licke ts are to contact Rose Sisson at 614-992-2049 or 614-992-2431. e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, April 27, 1978 Columbia ...., I i I I · o . ;.;.;:;.;:;:;.;.;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;., GINOS I I COLUMBUS . (UPI) House-passed legislation designed to regulate the consumption of " junk" food on public school premises is ready for a floor vote in the Ohio Senate. The bill came out of the Senate Education and Health Committee on a 6-1 vote Tuesday night, only one week · after it had cleared the House. It was sent to the Rules Committee for assignment to the Senate calendar. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Virginia Aveni, D-Lynd· hurst, requires local boards of education to set standards for food consumption on school premises, including quality, hours and location , based on state guidelines. Originally, Ms. Aveni had proposed specific prohibitions on "juQk" food, including soft drinks, candy, Popsicles and chewing gum containing sugar . Those provisions were knocked out in House committee. Ms. Aveni said she will seek to have stricter language • restored on the Senate floor , alt~o ugh she has given up on banning specific " junk " foods . Sen. M. Ben Gaeth, R· Defiance, voted against the bill on grounds it received only one hearing in the Senate committee. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Hospital News r-----.. . bill ready for action Canal Treaty and for Carter's attempts to maintain peace in Cyprus. But he criticized Ca rter's Middle East policies, economic programs and Carter's decision to delay production of the neutron bomb. "I don't think we should have succumbed to Soviet blackmail," Ford said, referring to the neutron bomb SaJd, drawin g laughs fr om the crowd. Later, l1e prO· •• •'J 'Junk' food Ford criticizes Carter battle plan against inflation during Ohio visit CLEVELAND t UPI I Former President Gerald Ford has concluded his first visit to northea stern Ohio since the 1976 presidential ca mpaign, picking up where he left off just before losi ng the election to Jimmy Carter. Ford cri ticize d Ca rter 's battl e plan against inflation, co ntendin g it is a bu s!. ''TI1ey 've given us a great opportunity. We can't fail to tell that story to th e American pe ople," Ford told some 1,000 Republi cans Tuesday at the Cleve land Plaza Hotel. Ford had troub le pronouncing the name of C u ya h oga Co ur<t y Commiss ioner George V. Voinovir h. Gov . .James Rhodes' running mate for lieutenant gove rn or . "Where's Vuko•ir h." Ford ~-~ ! ) ' ) s pendin g requests MEIGS HIGH SENIORS playing roles in the first of four one act plays to be given at 8 p.m. on Fr ida y, May 12, ar e pictu red. "Every body's Secret " is the title of the play . The group includes, front , I to r. Joni Murray. Paige Smith, Cathy Blaettnar : back, I to r. Velvet Swisher, Susa n Wright , Nancy SWnley, Marcia Dillard, and Becky Fry, studen t director. Not present were Jenn ifer Wise and Cheryl LeFebr e. West Virginian jailed Meigs County Sheriff James J . Proffitt reports Tobin Layne Kinder , 21, Moundsville , W. Va., was arrested Wednesday morning by Mei gs County deputies for operatin g a motor vehi cle while under the influ ence of alcoh ol. Chec king la ter with West Virginia auth orities, the sh eriff's offi ce learn ed Kinder was wanted in Hitchie County, W. Va. on a felonv charge of grand larceny. It is all eged Ki nder and another subject had broken into a West Virginia Conservation Offi cer 's car and took some of the offi cer's eq uipm ent. Ritchie County Sheri ff sai d they woul d extra dite Kinder wh en Me igs Coun ty is fini shed with him. In the meantime. Kinder was ,jailed pending a hea ring this Friday before Meigs County Co urt Judge Robert Buck on the DWI charge. Virgil Phill ips, 27, Mid· dl eport , wa s arre sted by Meigs Co unt y Sh eri ff's deputies on a warrant fro m the Athens Dounty Muni cipa l Court charging him with l'Ontempl of co urt . Phill ips was transported to Athens Co un ty late Wednesda y eveni ng . In other activity, Russe ll Holsinger, Chester, report ed sometime Monday night or early Tuesday morning his mailbox had been dama ged. The incident is under in· vestiga lion. Tw o weeks ago. "Meigs Co unty Sheriff's deputi es recove red some items from a mine shaft in the Dark Hollow area following breaking and enter ings of two ne a rby houses. At the lime, several items were recovered that were not claimed by the two property owners. Wedne sda y, deput ies learned another house had been entered at Dark Hollow Virginia A. Scott , 60, Middleport, suffered minor injuries in an accident at I :50 p.m. Wednesday on SR 1611 at the junction to US J5 in Gallia County. ' The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said she was a passenger in a car driven by Paul A. Scott, 62, Middleport . Their car was struck in the rear of an auto operated by James A. Stanley, 25 , Rt. 1, Gallipolis. Spring Clean-Up Week. will Mrs. Scott was not im· be conducted in Middleport mediately treated. There was starting Monday, May I and moderate damage. Stanley continuing throu ghout the was charged with failure to week untll f'riday, Ma y 5, stop within the assured clear Residents are urged to distance. clean up their yards and lots A deer was killed in an ,· and take advantage of this accident at l :20 p.m. Wed· free pickup service provided nesday on SR 160 near Kerr. by the village . The animal ran into the path Material to be picked up is of a vehicle operated by to be pla ced at the curb in Willard A. Robinson , 56, Rt. I, front of residences. It will be Bidwell. There was minor picked up by th e street damage . department on the day At 10 :45 a .m. on SR 7, two scheduled for ward pickups. and one tenth miles south of The pickup schedule is as SR 218 an accident occurred follows : Monda y, first ward ; when an auto driven by · Tuesday, second war d: Samuel D. Smith, 19, Eureka Wednesday, third ward. and Star Rt., Gallipolis, at- Thursday, fourth warp. Brice Smith, a broker for tempted to pass a ear on the Pickups will begin al 7: 30 a. the Ohio Company spoke on right. He lost control of his m. so please place your Items the stock market hi tting upon vehicle which ran off the at the curb the night befure potential earnings and losses, beim striking a utlllty pole the scheduled pickup in your when the Pom eroyand fire hydrant owned by the area. Middleport Uons Club met GaUia County Rural Water If you are 'missed during for a lun che on at noon AssoclaUon. There was minor the regular scheduled date in Wednesda y at the M eigs Inn. damage . No charges were your area, please cai1992·3H5 Plans were outlined for the filed. or 992-5711. Clean-up scheduled in village an d Items ;t olen matched those recovered. The owner of th e house, Roy Bri ggs, Co lumbus, was asked to rom e to the Sh eriff's office an d make positive id entifi cation . A relativ e of Briggs had chec ked th e house an d report ed it had been entered within the past two weeks. Deputi es said charges are WILLOW ISLAND, W. Va . IUP! ) - A scaffolhlng·· high atop a power plant cooling tower under con· structlon collapsed today sending dozens of workm en plunging to the ground. Initial stale poll ee reports said that as many as 60 persons were Injured Ia the acddenl . Th ere were no Immediate reports or death s , althou g h authorities said some of the workmen may have !allen as much as 200 h•et. ;.;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:· GLASSES FOUND The Meigs Co unty Sheriff's Departm ent found a pair of plastic fram ed gla sses in a leather case on Elberfeld's parking lot. On the case are the names of Dr. R. D. Thomas, Dr. Will iam B. Thomas and Dr. Gary L. Clarke, optometr ists, Gallipolis. The owner may pick them up at th e sheriff's offi ce . Smith speaker for lwtcheon .. club's annual hole-in-one golf CQntest and the possibilities of a booth at the Mei gs County Fair were discussed: SJl<'Cial tributes were given to club member, the late James Danner of Gallipolis. Bruce Teaford , King Lion, presided over the meeting. pending. Three juveniles have been charged in the Meigs County Juvenile Court on the other two house entries, after being identified as the perso ns seen carryin g items fr om the vicinity or the houses-. Tu esday evenin g, Ma ry Call, 39, Rt. 1, Rutland, was traveling north on US Rt. 33 when her car struck and kill ed a deer. There was moderate damage . She was not inj ured. Tuesday evening at 7: 10 p. m. on New Lima Road in Rutland Township, Anna L. Spires, 21 , Rt. 1, Rutl and, was tr aveling north and said she swerved to miss some potholes in the road . She advised that when she struck a bad place in th e roadway she applied her brakes, but lost control of her car. It skidded off the roadway and st ruck a ho use trailer owned by Francis Imboden, Rl. I, Rutland. Th ere was slight dama ge to the house trail er and the Spires car. we r e deleted by th e House Energy and Power Subcommittee's maj ority staf f, when it rewrote departm ent funding guidelin es for its con sideratio n . Br own amended it Wed nesday. be fore the authorizations go to the fu ll committee . Thew House Sc1enre and Tcc hn o!Og)' Committee approved the $220 million au thor ization last week. The House Interior and Insular Affai rs Co mmit tee, wh ich ha s jurisdiction over energy spendin g authorizations, is ye t to consid er th e deparunent requests . " If we had not authorized fllo ney for this project, the United States could have trouble meeting future needs for enriched uranium in both th is country and the world ," the Urbana Republican said . "And the result wi ll be that foreign countries may be forced to obtain nu clear energy supplies to meet their nuclear power demands from coun tries such as the Soviet Union . " And th e result tha t this potenti al situation could have on our national sec urity is obvious . " Fu rthermore, these construction funds for the Portsmout h fa cility must be authorized if thi s country is going to meet the ag reements of the reeen tly enac ted Nuclear No nproli ferati on Treaty ." Governor Rhodes feels Ohioans will see hike COLUM BUS IUPI )- Gov . James A. Rh odes sai d today Ot.i o residents will see an increBse of about $.13 a year in their elec tric bills if electric utilities are forced to install scrubbers in an attempt to fight air polluti on. Rhodes aksed all Ohioans to write Pesident Carter and back the governor's call for a thr eeyea r morator iu m on meet ing U.S. Environmental Protecti on Agency clean-air standards. He sai d th e scrubbers, whi ch are mandated by th U.S. EPA , would increase electric bills in Ohio by 10 to 15 per cent. "This would mean an increase of $38 a year to the avera ge home conswner," said Rh odes . " The . fr ustr a tin ~ part is that this money would be spent on a pol lut ion control sys tem which is unproven , unreliable, and wh ich creBtes additional pollution in the form of lime sludge ." Recent estimates indicate that it would cos t Ohio electric companies $1.4 billion to add scrubbers for existing plants, plus another $93 million for units currently under construction or coming on line, said Rhodes. "These figu res are only for the capital costs for the equipmen t," said Rhodes . "Annual operating costs for scrubbers at the existing plants are estimated to be between $300 and $400 million." "Consumers will have to foot th is bill, despite strong qu estions about the worth of scrubbers, " Rhodes said. Otairmrut infonns commission Mannin g Webs t e r : chairman of the Men ta l Retardation Board, met with the Meig s Co unt y Co mmissioners Tues day in fonning them about a predesign conference he and architect Frank Lee attended in Columbus. Webster told the board progres. Is being ma de toward the construction of the Mentally Retarded Training Center . Several citizens along with Olive Township tru stees, Chester Wells and Grant Smith and Orange Township trustee, Norman Weber met with the board to discuss problems created by garbage C'Onta iners in those town· ships. CommiSsioners explained location of containers was the responsibility of the trustees in their respective townships. A lengthy discussion was held concernin g pres ent locations In Olive and Orange Townships. Upon th e recommendation of Wells. Smith and Weber, trus!ees attending , it was decided a public meeting would be held on Thursday, May 4, at Tuppers Plains Elem entary School at 7:30p.m. The public at that sessi on, will be given an opportunity to express its opinion on locations of the containers. It was staled if a solution co uld not be worked out at tha t meeting regar ding location of the containers, they would in all probability, be removed from the two upon the town ships, recomm endation of the trustees. The Meigs County Planning Commission was authorized to submit a pre-application for federal funds from a Developm ent Assistance Planning Grant. This grant will provide planning assistance for the county and will require no cash match from the county. Attending were Richard Jones · and Jim Roush , commi ssioners and Mary Hobstetter, clerk . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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