https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3daebe1784eb2da6a9e2236639efd325.pdf 6ca6bfc260458ab0af66162233a604c9 PDF Text Text 10- The Daily Sentinel, Mnldleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Thursday, April27 1978 END OF THE MONTH SALE! END OF THE MONTH SALE! IAU 200 gather to.honor .two longtime physicians JUNIOR SLACKS Sizes 36 to 50 in regu lars and Smart longs, solid colors sprint styles and cool cobs. and patterns m lights ar'ld darks, ) an excellent Junior selection . • SIZIIS 3 to 18. I ,, HONORED - Dr . Ra ymond Boice and Dr. Roger Daniels were honored Thursday night for th eir many years of servi ce w Meigs C<lunty . Shown are front, 1-r, Mrs. Boice, Dr. Boice, Dr. Dan iel' and Mrs. Daniels. Back, Thereon Johnson , Fred Crow, and Richard Jones. • e TALKI NG THINGS OVF.R - at the banquet Thursday night were Dr . Raymond Boice ilnd Dr . Roger Daniels. The banquet was spon,ur.ed by the Pomeroy Cham ber of Comm erce. • at y enttne Meigs men among tragedy victims 51 killed 0 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday. April 2X. 1!17X _ _ _... EN-DOF THE MONTH SALE! MEN'S BOYS' KNIT SH-IRTS ) ~{ Reg. sl()'l! .............. Sale s7" Rig.. sfr!.............. Sale Sf' Reg. s16 ............. Sale s12" Reg. s22 ••••••••••••• Sale s1 J5' END OF THE MONTH SALE ! - By Kalhryn Crow Two hundred persons assembled Thursday night to honor two of the h:ngest practicin g physicians in Meigs County - Dr. Roger Dan1els and Dr. Raymond Boice. The awards banquet was sponsored by .the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce and was held at the Pomeroy Elemenl<!ry School. · . Fred Crow, preside nt of the chamber, welcomed all those m attendance and slated it was a privilege to honor the two docwrs. "ThQu Sha ll Love Thy Neighbor As Thy sel f" and these lwo men have done this in Meigs C<lunty ," Crow comm ented. Richard Jones served as master of ceremonies. Jones, Me dical Associa tion and in his comments, welcomed Meigs County Medical friends and patients of the Society . He was presi dent, two doctors and stated "these direcwr and chief of staff at two men we are extremely Meigs General Hospit al, wa s proud w honor." president and chief or staff at Dr. Daniels has been Meigs Memorial Hospital , practicing medicine in Meigs member of St. Paul Lu theran C<lun ly since 1936 and br. Church, Pomeroy, Mason ic Boice has practiced 50 years . bodies, organized first living Paul Simon, vice presi del.tl blood bank in Meigs County in of the chamber, presented the late 1930's, one of the Dr. Boice with his gift . promoters of the golf courses Simon, in his remar ks in the co unty, and on the about Dr. Boice, ga ve a board of directors at the resume of his career. · Pomeroy Ntional Bank . Dr. Boice is a member of Dr. Dan iels was presentEd the Amer ican Medi cal his gift by Thereon John;;on . Association , Ohio State {Continued on page t2 ) SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Fifl~· t·n The World Today Small, medium, large Short sleeve st yles , an excellent selec t ion in sizes 8 to 20, stock up now on what you need . • and extra large sizes. zn plunge of scaffold Solid colors, plaids, floral pattclms, stripes. Our entire stock is included in I this sale. Two Meigr C'ounty r esident s, Alvin W. Gorr of Tuppers Plains and Floyd llupr of llt•x tcr . were listed among the 51 falalities in the tragic collapse of a sca ffold 11sursda _y mornin g at Mononga hela Power Company's l'lt•asants Power Station . /I BOYS' $295 KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S '655 SP08T SHIRTS - ROUND AND SQUARE STYLES - GOLD, BROWN, RUST. BLACK '5" MEN'S sp SPORT SHIRTS '7" MEN'S s1r SPORT SHIRTS 'I" 5 MEN'S lrs SPORT SHIRTS '10" " by RUSSTEEN MEN'S . DRESS SLACKS SALE REG. '13.95 ........ SALE '11.50 ,.-.~--E-N_D_O_F""r-H""'E-M""o~NT~H~SA~L-,.E:":"J'- - t REG. 116.95 ......... SAL£ 113.50 WOMIN'S REG. '17.50......... SALE '14.00 REG. '26.50 ......... SALE 121.00 l-1~ki¥·SALE Our ent ire stock in sizes 29 to · 48 waist. Solid colors and neal patterns. most all are 100 per cent polyester double knit . I 1 I I 1 1 Slacks, sweaters, ves1s, blouses, skirts, jack~ pre-teen sizes, ... _ Warm flannel lining, just right tor the cool spring weather . sizes 2 to 14 . Reg. S 8.00.......SaleS 6.39 Reg . S 9.00 ...... SaleS 7.19 Reg . SlO.OO..... .. SaleS 7.99 Reg . sn .oo ....... Sales 8.79 Reg . $15.00 .. . ... Sale $11.99 Reg . S17 .oo ...... Sale S13.S9 Reg. S19 .oo ...... Sale $15.19 Reg . S23 .00 .......Sale $18.39 'F' l .............___ End of the Month Sale I SMALL LOT $1 99 NECK Corduroy in solid colors, while they last. l Men's 14.95 Dress Slacks ••• ~ •••• 11.50 1 1 1 ~~~~_Dr~~~~=::~=~J Nylon and $20,000 permanent press, pastels and losses in fire prints. ,.. Sizes S, M, ~ XL,XXL · PILLOWS 3/6 thru 11/14 Men's 111.95 Dress Slacks •••••••• sg,20 Men's 112.95 Dress Slacks.:••••••• sg,90 WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 P.M. ELBERFELDS IN_ POMEROY -·-I - · .._, , . . . , _ . _ . , _ By Ln.LIAN SWANSON WII.LOW ISLAND, W.Va . 1UPJ 1- Federal labor inspectors illday were trying to determine why the scarfold inside a power plant cooling tower collaJ>ied without warning, sending all 51 workers w lheir deaths 170 feel below. Ten memilcrs of one family were killed in I he acddc nt at ~upcrv t.sur s, arcon.l111g tu th(! the Monongahela Power Cu. newspaper , blanwd till' cu:· den t on the .,caffold itsclf. plant, Thursday morn mg. Fur Gun· Steele and l1is Carpenters, eledrir1ans wife, the tr~tgcdy w<ts tllmwit w1d other workers t umbled to unbeetntblt.• : ten rclt~tivc.s their dea ths in a ~ asca dt• of per istwd in tht• c.u.:t:tdent - an lumilcr, concrete . briek Wid unelc. four brothers. and fl\'t' twisted steel. c uu~ln~ . No one nn the scaffold that For lhe Ducllcy bruthers, enei rded the tower wa ' tragedy was a Thursuay·s spared when it ilccame to quirk of fate - one brother disi ntegra te. Like a co lumn dted and the other lived. of dominoes, they toppled to The Dudley brothers had their deaths . bt•en alrnnsl inscpttriiblc, but The Charleston, W. Va .. Thursday Edgar •·efused to Gazette reported today that follow his brother up the some construction workers had ~om plai ned that some spirali ng scarfo ld in~ . "No, Buck, I don't wan t to foremen were rushi ng the go up 011 that tower," Edgar project and nul allowing lhe ""id. and w<Js worki11g in lower's concrete to harden another area when he hea rd surficien tl y. Co nstruction the thundering crash. REG. '3.50 ••••••••••SALE 12.99 REG. '4.50..........SAL£ '3.89 REG. '&.Gr ~....... SALE •5.19 REG. st.oo......... SALE '7.69 ·REG. •12.00...~ •• SALE •10,29 ..... '""" I . ! . i : LOsses were estimated at about $~,000 as the res ult of a fire which struck the one story frame horne of Mrs. Freda Swan, Shady Cove Road below Middleport at 8:54a.m. Friday. Middleport flremen were on the scene untilll :45 a.m. fightlng the blaze. Firemen saidthehomewasengulfedin nameS When they arrived. Members of the family ~t horne atthe tlrne were asleep when a member awakened and fOWld the living room ablaze. Cause of the fir e was · be believed to have en a defective chimney. Tom Swan, 19, was taken to Veterans Memoria l Hospital by the Middleport emergency squad where he was treated for bums received tn hi s escllP,e rrom the house · Pomeroy firemen anBwered an aid to asslll\ call wlth a tinker and one engine. The was destro•ed by the ho .... ~ ' . fire. tra ctor · 1. Joseph Baflle , W!lsh in gton, Pa 2. James llloulr , St Marys , bicycles WASHINGTON I UPI I - The dust from Attorney General Griffin Bell 's firing of U.S All orney David Marston has just he gun to settle and now Bell is being at-cused of a coverup in the investigation of the FB I's alleged pa' t illegal surveillance . The new con trove rsy was tri ggered by charges of William c;"' .. ncr. once head of the investigation, I hat Bell blocked the pro:-··• ution of eig ht unidentified high-level FBI officials on clw 1.~<'S of illega l wiretappings..and "black bag jobs." Says leadership eroded MIDDLETOWN, Oh io I UP I I - Hep. Clarence Brown, fl. Ohio, says lbe nation 's traditional leadership in basic industries such as steel , petroleum and ot her conswner goods has eroded and must he reesta blished . "Nel'er berore in the hi sto ry of the United States has there been a greater challenge to compete economically with other rt<ttions," Brown sa id Thur sd ay in an address to a group of Armco Steel Co. executiv es . . l.,ll~ Bickering stepped up .q;; GETS COVETED AWARD - George Holman, center , who served as scoutmasler of Syracuse Boy Sco ut Troop 242 for over l!i years, received the highest honor that can be bestowed at the distri ct level of Scouting when he was presented the Award of Merit plaque Thursday night at the annual Meigs- Gallia- Mason District . Recognition Banquet held at Kin Folks Restaurant in Pont Pleasant. l.ooking on here are Dr : Bernard Niehm,the newly install ed district chairman, left, and Ben Rineha rt of Tuppers Plains, new diStrict commissio ner. Robert Wingett, outgoing districl chairman , presented the award "' Holman. A btcyde Inspection is sc heduled for today from 6~ P -IlL at 1he Meigs Senior C'1 t1zens Cenler in Pomeroy in preparation for the Hik e-Bike •m Sat urday . Th e Meigs Co unty RE:ACT team will be on hand, and Lhey will inspect the bicycles making any minor repairs. It is sl ressed that this is not a repair night and riders should try and hal'e their bi cycles in goud repa ir. Bi cycles can be pla ced m the Senior Citizens Center O\'er night and they can be picked up prior to the C'\·enl tomorrow. The tnspection nigh! was \'C ry well received last year and 11 is rett lha t thi s event Will help with breakdowns along the co urse. Thts inspe ct1on nighl is sponsored by the Mei gs Associa tion for Re ta rded Citizens in conjunction with the annual Hike Bike sched ul ed rur Saturday . April 29. The ride will begm at 10 H.m. with registration from 9 to 10. Rid ers Will tra\'el ap- Eastern calls off Saturday classes EAST MEIGS - Scheduled classes in the Eastern Local School District ror tomorrow - the last of several Saturda yo - were cancelled when the districl' s board of erlucation mel in recessed session Thursday aflernuon . Supt. John Ri ebel said the cancell ation was made due to Fatality list BOUNO BROOK , N.J. IUPI ) Here Is the list of 51 men )ttll ed in Tt1Ursday 's scaf f old collttpse n ear Willow Island, W lla ., prov ided by Res eM ch Colfrell Inc . construct ion con .'\o. 10 Inspecting Bell accused of coverup HOME: 1UPI J - While politicians stepped up their bickering over whether w negotiale with the Red Brigades kidnappers of ex -premier Aldo Moro, the terronsls have st ru ck again - I his time shtxJt ing a Fia t nfficiaJ in the knees ou tsid e hls 1'urin hume. 'l11e latest vktun of an atl<!ck attributed to th e Red Brigades was Serg in Palmieri. a Fiat labor ~elati ons orficial relied by a burst of gundfire as he left his home in Turin . ~!1 . \ 'ol. ( 'rnls 25· Howaro J Mc. ura vcr. s1 Mary s, W Va 16. Willard action laken by the Ohio Legislature on calamity days fur schools even though lhe exact details are nol yet known . The board hired Sa ll y Mil ehem as lhe lngh school secretary . Mrs. Mitchem has been working as assistant clerk and pan time secreta ry lo Supt. Riebel. The moving of Mrs. Mitchem to the high sehoul secretary's post creates anut her vacancy cmd applicat ions are being acce ptcd for Mrs. Mitchem's McCown . Penns position. Supt. Riebel said boro. W va · Mrs. Mitchem 's job is full U Clayton .Y\onroe, Park er s time and involves working as burg , W.Va . 18. · Robert Moore , FtatwoocJs, assistant to the board clerk as w;~• · C hoJ Payn e. 51 . Marys , wcll as parttimeinhisofficc. Appli ca nt s should contact w.va . 30. Edgar Ph il l ips, East Riebel. w va . 3 Robert Blouir . St . Marys , Liverpool, Ohio w.va . 31. Ravmond Pol ing, Th orn The board agreed not to ' · Steve Blou.r. Sf. Marys , ion . w.va renew the contract of Duane J2. area Fred. Pr;de, p;lfsburgh. Wolfe as head ba sketball wiva Kcnnelh Boring. Salem . Pa., w va 33 . Robert c. Riley , Parkers coach and acce pted the 6. R;chard Bowser ' Parkers bur~~~ · ~YV~ollyson , Pennsbor o. resi gnations or Nancy burg , W.va . 7. Thomas Cross. Sl Marys . w vo Larkins. hi gh school JS. Floyd Rupe , Dexter , Oh io. mathematics teacher ; Ra lph wivaRoger Cunnongham , Par 36 Alan Sampson , P<trkers kersburg . w.vo . burg. W.Va. Wigal as assist ant rootball ' · Larry Deem . Pltlsburgh, 31 . Glen Sa llerlleld , st coach; lAlrena Frecker and , W Va . P~ii. "~aoy Deem. waverly. Ml'rys lB. Jeff Snyder. vienna . Leota Massar. Both Mrs. W.Va , w.vo . Frecker and Mrs. Massar are ll Rav Duelley . Glenvi ll e. 39. Emmett Steele, St. Mary!. , retiring. W.Va . W.Va . 11. Darrell Glover , Mounds 40. Ernest Steele , Sf . Marys, Speci fica tions for a new roo f at the Chester v lllt~: wL6:en Ke i th Glover . W.va. 41. Larry Steele. St . Ml'lrys , MoundS.II Ie, WVa . w va . Elementary School were " · Al,ln w. Got!. Tuppers <1 Miles Sfeefe , SJ . Marys , approved and will be adPla ins, Ohio . 15. Gory GossetJ . Walker. w4/' Ronald Sleeie. Sf. Marys. verti sed for bids. w.v•. w.va . Represe ntatives of the 16. Jllmes Harr ison , Parkers " Rl chord Slokes. Woverly, Tuppers Plains School burg , W.va . W.Va . 11. Claude Henorlck~n. Sf . <~5 fif:Jchard Sw ick . Be ver ly. booster s group were present 1 Mf;~so::, v~ens ler. Newporl . ~~ <6. Brion Taylor , s1 Marys. and It was agreed at the r Ohio. w Vo . request to ask the Meigs 19. Ken Hill. M;dlond. Po . ~7 . Dale Waooner1 Belington. Co unty Commlssioners lo · 10. Gary H;n <fe , Plltsbu ,~h, Pa .. area · w4~~Charles WarrCfl . Parkers move th e garbage collection 11. Roger Hunl. Par~ersb urg. burg , w Vo. "dumpsters" across frqm the w2~.0 'rom Kapus . Cairo. w.va . oh'l~ . Jack weutall , Newporf. Tuppers Plains School. 13. Randy Lowlher. St . so. Lou is Wildman , StouiS The board approved [ a M 1t1s, W Va . Marys, w va . n Ronald Yocum , Park er~ senior class trip o 24. Ronald Mather , Wa lker w.va . burg , W.Va . Wa shingto n, D. a nd f· Spring forw1ml, fall lnwl.-umrd Alexandria, Va ., for the wee k of May 8 and it was agreed to poStpone an auction of timber . on the school grounds to a later date to be set. The aut1ion was originally set·for May 20. The board set May 11 as the date for a meeting of PTA and Boosters groups of the disl rict as well as uther school supporters to plan the promotional program for a 10 mill, one yea r tax levy to be voted upon at the June pr imary elect ions . The meeting will Sta rt at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Boa rd members attending were Doug Bissell , Jam es Caldwell and Dorothy Ca lawa y. Others present were Supt. Riebel, Clark Lees, high school principal , Wolfe, applica nts for th e secretar ia l post and the Tuppers Plains Rep rese ntatives. WASHINGTON (UPl J - "Spring Forward, Fall Backward." That helpful little line translates Into the ta rt must Amerlcall• will lose one hour Sunday morning as the na liun returns w Daylight Saving Time. The "fast time" becomes effe ctiv e officially al 2 a.m. ESf Sunday, but the Department of Tra ns~~rtatiuo 1 which regulates tim e zones arruss the t•ounlry, suggests setting the (•lork ahead before reti ring Saturday night. The lost hour will be recouped on the last Su nday of October when the cuunlry rclurns to Standard Time. Exceptions W the lime change are the slates uf Arizona and Hawall and lhe Virgin Islands, American Samoa and Puerto Rico. Those stales and possessions have never come under daylight time, remaining un Slandard Time ihNughuul the year. proxtmately 25 miles and lunch and other refreshm enls will be provided at the fiv e chec k points. The ride will be on mostly paved roads and the Meig s County REACT team and various poli ce departments will be un hand to insure a safe event. The Meigs County Jaycees wil l be riding as a sarety pa trol in charge of nders. Riders are reminded that they are riding at their own nsk . Accordin g to Hank Cleland, ~ene r a l chairman, everylhing is ready and the ride Wi ll lake place reRardlcss of •l'ontm ued on page 51 • h This week's winDing Ohio Lottery Numbers : Gold oumber- 3. While oamber- 54. Blue oumber--387. Extra Cash %47453 Lucky Buck Two Tbree-dlglt oumber- $11. Six-digit' 128931. . oumber- ~. '1.~ '. ANCE TICKETS for "Big Bend Varieties" to be presented at the Meigs High School at 8:10p.m. on Saturday, May 6, went on sale Thursday· afternoon in Pomeroy. The show will mark the 25th anniversary year of the Big Bend Minstrel Association and will be sponsored by the Meigs Alhletic Boosters . Jim Soulsby , right, heading the ticket sales for the boosters, ls pictur«:<J leaving tickets with Kermit Walton at the New York Clothing House, one of the sa le points. Other locations are Swisher-Lohse Drug Store, Pomerny, and Duttoo's Drug Store and Downing-Childs Insurance Agency . Middleport. Advance tickets are $1.25-;.Admission at the door on show night wU) be $1 .50. 1 �.. 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepo•·t·Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday . April 2B, 1976 2- The Dctll ~ SL•ntmcl , :VIuhlh.·purl· l '11llhTtl~. t J _l·' nda~. 1\ pnl28. tH78 10 members of same family die By RICHARD H. GROWALD " We are surrou nded by sca ffolding h~ d co llapsed in . pulled her blunde hair. One of UPI National Rt•J•arter · death," sa1d the last man of the 230·foot-high powe r Ga ry's sisters wiped her face · cOw CREEK VA !.I.EY . W. the St,•r lt' clan 's middle statiun cou lmg tower they dry, looked at the front Va . tUPI 1 - Gar\' Steele ~ener<illtJn were building. window curtain behind which stretched oul his arltlS tu the Ten of the dan perished No mor e up intu the h11ls her father and mother, Mr . weeping women . then he let down by tht' ri\'er Thursday. would rome Gary's uncle andMrs. LeeSteele,clutched them fall to hi s side. at the M 11 non~ahela Puwcr Emmett Steele. 62, Gary' s each other , and her fa ce "Wh at can a man say·~ Co .. when 51 men fell a brothers F: rnest. 29, l <~rry 31, crumpled int o tears again . "What can 1 do ? skyscraper distance. Their Ronald , 30. and Miles,. 27. Deat h pocked the green ,..,.,.~,.., Gone too were. the three hills. Down Schultz Road Blomr cu usms. J1m, Bu b and came a pickup truck, driven Steve and the two teenage by a white-haired·Steele with co usins. Brian Tayl or, 16, and three white·haired Steele Chet Payne, 19. women bunched beside him : Gary's bride of three weeks . ,---= I" • r 1- one wrinkled hand clutched a plastic figure of Jesus Christ glued above the dashboard. Someone had to identify the bodies down at the Belmont F1rehouseandagewasdoing its duty by the clan. At his cabin door, neighbor John Hennessey winced as the pickup bumped by. "They won't see nothmg pretty . "I dug 'em out of the wreckage inside the tower . They were all jelly. "I haven'! fell anythin~ like it since l was m the 23rd Infantry in 'Nam in '63 when they told us don't shoot unless you're shot at," Hennessey said. The Steele family' s children, in T-shirts, blue jeans and print dre~ses, watched from a distance, across the dirt roa d from the weepmg wom en and Gary Steele. It was a time children knewnottoaskquestionsand they were silent. eart( eras tl · • ""· "" '' Down by the ~iver, next to the disaster site, Oscar Banks walked to the . Rose Ch~let restaurant and bar. !le had wushed his hands butthe35-yea r-oldLexington : Ky., pipefitter rubbed and rubbed ...,d rubbed his fingers and wrists, trying to wipe away what he had seen. "The awfulest mess !here ever was . The Steeles were there under the big iron, the broken concrete and the fallen machines. I saw one. "l didn't walk to look him in the fa ce .. . there was no face ." At the firehouse Sheriff John Snelson said, "We had Edgar Duelley refused to follow his brother .up spiraling scaffold By Ul..LIAN SWANSON Wll.I.OW ISLAND, W. Va . (UP! ) - Like many members of the close-knit families in the rolling West Virginlil hills, the Duelley brothers were virtually inseparable. but Edgar Duelley refused· to follow his brother up the spiraling scaffolding at the Willow Island power plant. "No. Bu<' k." he sa id , ca lling his brother Ba y by his nickname. •·J don't want to go up on that tower." So F:dga r Duelley was in another area of ille plant Thursday when he hea rd the thundering crash that si~,m aled the deatl1s of 51 men including Bay. The wood and steel scaffold the men were using to build a cooling towe r. came loose from the side of the building and collapsed . se nding ille workmen plunging to the ground 168 feet below . None of the work ers on ille scaffold survived the fall . S1x Ohioans were among the dead. They are: Alvin W. Goff , ofTuppers Plains in M e ig~ County; Dan Hensler and Jack Westfall . both of Ne wport in Tuscarawas Co un ty, Edga r Phillips , of East Liverpool in Co lumbiana County: Floyd Rupe, of Dexter in Meigs County: and Richard Swick, of Beverly in Washington County. John Peppler, a 311-year<>ld laborer, was on a the ground below when U1e sca ffold starting collapsing. ·'Tile fir st thing l hea rd was concrete falling," said peppier . "l had just sen t a basket of it up." "I looked over my left shoulder and I could see it falling. I could see people fallin g through ihe air and everything falling ." Peppl er jumped under a truck ramp inside the tower and four other workers ran to the center, avoiding tile •· The SCHUBERT· K2502W M ooern <. I\ •' 1 ,, wood lp; -Qr1 ·t ·'1 A LOW, LOW 1 dur!lll le '-\ ' 1 ,,r ; 1 il nO t't () .... l' qo., 1'•' W0(1:1 '." l . '. ,. ' 1 , ssggoo I I'• INGLES FURNITURE Mid dl e port. 0 . Tttl TIMf J() EUl' TliiS .fULL-§Ilf[) f()~[) LTV! "vu won"t be able to bur a new car this size next rear at any price! FORO l fD LANDAU' DOOH FORD L TO SOU IR E • full-size familr rvvm and t:vmf()rt e {)utsfandin~ ride 22 MPG HIGHWAY • f7vvd ~as milea~e =..;:;=-.;..c..._:_~:..:.:..;_;_;_ 15 MPG CITY 13u}' rvur full·~ize .ll() t:ar ur· rua~un O()UJ ••• bef()re it'~ tuv late! EPA fSTI MATES WIIH ~0 l lfRllNGIN[ rOl)R MllfA.Gf lo4AY VA.R~ hOT A.VA. ILAill( INCA.UIOflNIA -, FORD See your lo£al ford ()ealer where the bener ideas are still full-~iz42d! ( \ stoppe~. His head and arms swung up,hiseyesandhandstoward heaven . The man of Steele cried. Cartoon :.L :,uperman .4 ; For Richer, For LEBANON LEBANON, Ohio 1UP I I Next Turk paced to a neck victory over Reed's Pence in tlle featured $1,200 eighth race al Leba non Haceway Thur sday nigh t. The winn er, driven by Tom Tharps , covered the mile in a lifetime low 2: 06 3.,'; and r•tu rned $6.60, $3 and $3.60. Reed's Pence paid $0.20 for second, while Sunda y .Jim showed and returned 14 .60. Reymur Ge ne !3) and Cincy Ed (8) teamed up in the nightly double tha t was worth $42.80 ~~aAieAJ Kawasaki ·~· ,; KZ200 !I I Minn esota Twms' Manager Gene Mauch tried out his t op Leaders Major League leaders By Un i ted Pre ss International Batting 1ba sed on 35 at bats ) Nationa l League G. AB . H Pet . 17 57 .366 Brroghs All Sc h m dt Ph il 14 60 23 .363 Cey L A 17 66 25 .379 Baker LA 17 65 24 . 369 Mondy LA 17 57 21 . 368 Parkr P it 16 60 21 .350 Hrnndz St .L 66 23 .348 Carvy LA 17 73 25 .342 Alm on SO 16 60 20 .JJJ Broc k St .L 13 42 Ill .333 Am eric an League Pet. G. AB . H 16 6d 27 . 472 BtHI Cl e 10 36 15 .tl1 7 Rdrgz De l 21 91 35 .365 Car w Min 8o3ilr Tor 15 58 27 .379 16 58 22 .37 9 Portr KC 12 41 15 .366 Jcksn Ca l 18 74 27 .365 Guero Oak 10 36 13 .361 Harlw Bal 11 35 t7 343 Sngltn Ba l 17 79 27 .3<1 2 R1 ce Bos Home Runs Nati ona l league : Mond ay, LA B: F ergu son . Hou 5, Matl hcws, All. Bench and Mor gan , Cm . s Hender son , NY , Schmi d t. Phil. Parker , Pitt and ta Am e r ic an Lea gu e : Hob so n , Bas , Baylor , Cat , Coo per, H1s 1e and Thoma s. Mil and Zi~k. . TeJ; 6 Runs Batted 1n .NatioMI league : . Monday , LA 21 : Morgan , Cin 16; Ga r vey , LA and Sc h midt , P hil 15 . Watson, Hou, Ccy , LA , Hc rna ndE'l , St .L and McCovey . SF 14 Am enc an L eag ue : Hobson , Bas 21 , Staub, Del 18 . Cooper and Tnom as, Mil , Carew and For d , M inn o nd Carty , Tor 17 Stolen Bases National Leagu e : . Roy ster , All and CC'deno. Hou 9 ; Mor en o , p , fl 8 ,' Or 1e!.sen , C in 7. Gr lff l'V . C1 n 6 Amen can L eag ue : . Remy , Bas , LeFlore . Del , Norwood , Mmn andWilson , KC 6, Dl!on c , Oa k , Jones , Sea and W1tls , Te-. 5 MEIGS G!Rl.S TRACK TEAM - Members of ille 1978 Meigs girls track tema are row I, 1-r, Gena Snowden, Tracey J effers, Kim Krautter, Kelli Clelland, J oy ce Cook, Lori Wyne. Back row, Deena Neece, Pauletta Si!,'IDan. Jill rcli <tblc n (·w It ~ th•• t ' <C.1 l 1n q KZ 200 tr 1m Ka was.1 • 1 FEATURES: • 0t:Jpendab1P t1 str o ke SO HC eng 1nc • Co nver11er rt e ll'Ctr c ~ t r u ter See rt TV & Appliance Gas Serv1ce rooav M J&R Sport Shop Racine, CIN CINNATI I UP! ) Wh a t's wrong wit h the Reds' That was U1e question being asked all over Cincinnati today as the Heds headed for New York and tonight's sta rt of a three-game weekend series aga inst ill e Mets . The quest ioning of Cincy was bro ught on by the d ub 's two most recent ga mes, 4·2 and 14-4losses at home to the a rch· ri val Los Ange les Dodgers. Cincy had gone into the brief · series leading the National League West by a half-game ove r lA When the series ended, the Dodgers wer e on top of the Heds by a gam e and a half. '' lo t of the wonder 148 E. Main St. Che1ter , Ohio Pomeroy , 0 . 17 5 706 It J 6 ! 1 l '1 9 10 J7J 4 8 9 471 4 7 9 .1J8 '' 1· S 11 7q4 7 Thursday 's Rl' sutt San Fr ancisco 5, Atlanta 3 Today 's P ro ba bl e P i t c h e r ~ ( All T imes EST) Cinc1nna f i ~ Norman 1 OJ a t New York ( KOOSm an I 1 ), a 05 Pm ' 'Tom seems to be forcin g every thing," he said. "He doesn't have the same Ouid motion he's had in the 'past . He hasn't been consistent with his fastba II . It hasn't had ille zip it usually does." Catcher Johnny Bench, in the best positi on to size up Seave r's pitches , a1,'1'eed. "His ball just doesn't have ille life it had," sai d Bench . "It's as st range to him as it is lO everyone watchin g him . He's as frustrated as all of us. probably more so." Seaver was li fted afler four innings Wednesday ni ght after givin g up e1ght hits and five runs, two of them c:omin g on booming back·to-ba ck home run s by leadoff hitters Davey Lopes a nd Bill y Russell . Seaver 's slu mp marks the fir st ti me in hi s career th at he ha s failed to post a victory in April . He will not pitch again until th e Reds entertain the Phillies on May 1 and 3. But Seaver wasn't the only Am en ca n U~ ilgue w De tro1t Boston Mdwauke NcwY ork Ctcvf'l<lrrd Tor on to B<lll ll nQrl• Oak lAnd KiH'ISS( ty L 6 8 9 9 7 11 5 11 w e~ t W 14 11 11 o 6 7 7 p 1 GB 647 579 500 438 389 31 3 1 3 311 41 ' 4 ~3j 11 . 11 9 B 7 L Pel. J Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation .- Paints MACHINE ' RENTAL •25 00 PER DAY •• • • II R·volue I I I II 2 I I I I 3 I I I I II These values are lor one inch al loose·lill insulation. Bobcats trip Eastern 16-10 got Ute side out . Reds' hitters didn'I help out Coach Jim Sp rag ue's Kyger Creek Bobca ts upped mueh either . their season record to J.j) Cin cy got 10 hi ts off Dt>UM Th ursday even ing wi th a 16Hau, but few nf them add ed 10 SV AC VICtory uver th e Eastern Eagles. The eo ntcst was marred by errors. W(;jlk s and sloppy plays. NHL Pl a"oll s Il WaS l he f'lrS1 game K ( .' By Un1ted P ress Jn terna t 1ona t Second Round has played in t W(J weeks. The I Be st ot Seven! Bobcat s hold first pl ace in the NY I s lander s ~·') Toronto 1Scr1es li(' d, 3·31 league Sland i ngs with a 6..{) April 17 NY l ~ lander s t , To r on to 1 Aprd t'il NY Islander s 3. Toronto 1 lo t i Aprol 11 Tor on •o NY Islander s 0 April 13 To r on to l . NY !<;lander s I A.prd 15 NY l sl ondt'rs 1 Toron :o 1 1o1 ) April II t o ron to S, NY have been in HANDS ON 7 Aprd l3 Boston s. ( h, cago 1 Dl'tro•t ~· s . Montr('al ( Mon t rer1 1 w•ns, 4-11 April 17 M ontr eal 6, Detr o1r April 19 D<' trod 4. M ontrea l 1 GB MonTrr<~t 8 Octr oi! 0 Apr11 1 , 1~ MonTn•,11 ,1, DeTro 11 Bu lf<l lo \' S . Phll ildelphr,"' I Philad elphia WIO S, 4 1) Ap ril 17 Ptl 1,1d('lj)t1 1a 4, But ttl lo 1 flpr ll 19 Ptl d,1d('lph lr1 Iii lO 1 Ap r 1l TJ Bull alo J dt'lph1a 1 April 23 Pt1d ,1dclph 1n f<liO 1 Apr il 25 P hdr1d e lph ,,1 tala 7 3, Bul Ph 1lil 4. Ru t .WAHIH/' .~THI; , · 1..4 'I'EX SEMI GM~~ ; Interior in Latex, Latex Semi Gloss, or Flat KC fell behind 5.j) in the thl'rd two hits each. Kim es paced Eas·tern Wl.th two 111.ts . Kyger Creek pitchers walked 14 and fanned 4. Eastern hurlers issued ftvc wa lks and fanned nmc . The Eagle defense committed nin e costly errors. JJne Sco re : Eastern 005 101 0- 10 7 9 Kyger Cre!'k , op3. 55l X- 16 16 l Kim es. Spencer 14111. 1and Bissell. Taylor, Corne liu s t:t J Nibert 14 I I W I and Russell. los!nM str ett k by .~ ':" .··~. ) " '' ,~ ...\ ' ordering a ease ur champagne to the d ubholL">e . ·• we JUSt had tt• Mel tlle bats tet~ nl on Lhis goi ng,'' sa id Car ew. wh o boosted his bct ttin~ aver e~ge to .380. In other AL games. Texas downed Cle1•elan d. 3·1. 'I:oronto mppt•d K ~u1.sa s Ctty, 8-7 , and Cali fornia beat Seattle. ~· 1. .. 1 II San Fr a nci sco defeated Atlanta. 5·:1 , 111 lht: only National League .', . e ,'/ .',·',. ' o r,. I' Clt' tlOn R ~mg ers 3. Indjan s 1: · Mi k1• Hargrove hit H tw orun homer. h1s third 1n as many ~ ame s, and J on Mrttl:-wk won lus first game sinl'C !IIX'IItng day as the futngers edged the lndiilns. Harg ruve see ms a ,·, '' ,, '. I' ,. ' bit GRAVELY fRACTOR SALES 104 Con dor St . 997 2975 Pom eroy , 0 . Open : 9:00.5,30 Monda y. Saturday tw o·run double by Wil lie Upsha w in tllC ninth inning to pul l out the ndory . Fred Manning Roush , Owner WH A Playofls By Un1t ed Press lnt erniii iOnrll Semil1 na1 Roun d ( B es t of Se11en J / All T1mes EST J New Engla nd vs . Qu eb ec Apr il 78 Qu eb ec aT Nt>w E nqland, 7 30 p m Apr 1l 30 Qu ebec at Ne w Enqtand, 1 p m M ay 3 New En gla n d at Quebec 8 05 p m Ma)' 5 N f' w Enq l and at Quebec B 05 p m ll Mi:ly 1 Oueb(.'C ar N ew Enqlr1 nd J p m )( Mrl y Ou~bec . 8u l J X May NC'W Eng i.Jnd at p n1 17 Q u ('bC'C at NE'W 10 a 05 0 ChoU:e af the Pros., Enqland , 7 30 p l"fl X· l f n('CfHI:Iry Linescores Ma1or Leagu e Res ult s By Un•t('d P ress tnter nclhOn<tl Nati on a l Leagu e San Fran 300 001 100 ~ 9 0 A!la 10 1 000 000 3 1 I Blu€ r11ld Sadek . Ruthven , Mahler (]), C ~mp fll. Camp bell (B! and PoLoroba W Btuc (2 I ) L Ruthven ( I 3 ) HR 5 Atlan Ta , Burrouyh s (1) Sn n Fran c,sco . M cCOII£"'1' (3 ) (Only gc1 rn£' sc heduled ) Am er i can lN9u e Minn 011 001 tOO 6 16 1 NO RTHFIELD NO HTflfl El.D . Oili o 1UPI I - Flyin g Ira grahbt'\1 the emly let~d and stet)'t'tl in front lh e re st of wn~· Thursday night to wm the fcatu r L~l $2,800 niuth race at Northfield Park . Flymg lra, with James Otto 'f'trestone FAIRLAWN; 22" .--,.,.,......_ Power- Propelled ROTARY MOWER at the helm , covered the mile in 2:051.,'; and returned $8.80, $5.20 and $HO in earnin g hi s first vlctor v of the season . Tuxedo Meg fin ished a nose· 51 back in secon d and paid Se rum and Wynegar . W 1rth , $11.80 and $8.20, while Renko (4) and Ess"'ln W Serum (70) . L W1r th ( 1 7) Cabe lins showed and kirkcod HR Oakland , Gro ss (71 heck 14.40. Diane Lee, <1 3().1 pick, won To r 201 000 032 8 11 0 KC 030101700 1 111 th e lOth race. kicking off a big Clancv r Moore ( 7l , W1II 1S (9) triple comb ination of 4-2-8 and Cerone ; Gura , Hrabosky th at was worth $2,431.60. Bo (8 ), Bird (9) i:llld Port er W Moor e I I 0) L Bird ( I I ) HR Jr. was second and Aoo Sheen Carty l (5 ) F. finished illird . Cleve 000 001 000 9I A crowd of 2,6:l0 wagered Tex 000 OJO 00)( 50 $;18Q,390. WaiTs ana Pr uitt , Matlack , O•k 001 000 000 I Sea 000 100 000 I 4I Call i 110 ooo JOK 5 o l odd, House {2 ), Bur~e 111 and Pasley . Tanan.1 <lnd Humphr elf W Tanana (50 ) L Todd (0 i l HR St>lltlle . Rob erts t3 ) Exterior House Paint, Oil or latex. rna rk . Thur sday night 's CIJ!ltest was not easy £nr the Hubt;Hs. the A GREAT GRAVELY B. mnmg and trailed 9·3 in the mystified by his .sudden surgl' fo urth . The Winn ers ra me 11f p(1wer . " [think I'm ~ett ing roarin g bat:k with rive runs ln bette r pitches to hit than I each of the next two innln ~1s usctl tu but 1have no idea why l slilndN<; 2 o l'm hitting so many home Apr11 'J9 Toronto at N Y a nd three in the sixth . Is ar~d(• n . a 05 p m Vun Taylor led the atta ck runs Chi Co1 90 \' S. Bo sto n with four hit s in five trips. Bhll· Ja ys 8, llo yals 7: C Bo ~ t o n w1 ns, ~ · 0 ) Apr 11 17 Bos ton o. Ch1c <1 go 1 Sem aki Corfias had three hits Hil'o Carty drove 111 five Apr il 19 Bost on .! ChK aQo 3 Lm:luding a double and (;ar)' rw1s with a 1>air of ho111crs for { Of ) the Blue Jay s, but 11 look a fl.prd 11 ~os ton 4 Ch 1caqo 3 Nibert and M1k e Casey got Aor d "lJ 6 9 10 AVAILABLE IN: . s itua ti on worse , Pedro Borbon cHrne on to mop up in the ninth inning a nd wound up s urrendering f1vc hits ktnd seven run s hr·fnrr hf' fim1 11 ~· Thru May On Tru· Test Supreme Fine Paint I U.S. FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER G~ASS of 25% OFF 4 I I I liJ almost evt~ry gam e and still lose nine in 21 ruw." M1n ncsota, led by Hod ·c~t rew 's ~·fn r -.5 performance, up . A lack of clutch Juts h<td 16 hits in tagging Alan st rand ed a tntal or 12 Wi rth wit h h1 s seC."ond lnss in thr ee decis ions. Will ie bc1serunners The ni ght before, th e Heels r\orwnod drovt• in two runs mana ged j tt~t two ntrt'i off [or the Twins with d doub le Tummy John , who. like Ra u, and c.t sin~le . Carew celebra ted the eml went the distarH:e. Then, to make a bad Barker (9) and Sundbcrq W Matla ck (7 31 L Wails {11 ) HR Texas. HM g r OIIC ( <I ) R·VAtUE COMPARISON CHART , th e f nur D efroil 5 688 Decorators' Choice. 1n innings th ey wurked fl.or ll 7 1 MonfreEII J ( All T1m es EST J PER BAG 0 5' 1 178 . .. The and I wo runs 61, 667 400 6 ' t 375 7 14 333 8 16 JOJ 9 ', T hu rsdr~y ' s R esu lts M •nnesota 6. O<.l kland 1 loronto 8 , Kans as C1ty 7 T C' -.as 3. Cl c11eland I Cc"'I! IOrn ,a 5, Sea ttl£' 1 Today 's Probable Pitch er s Calilo rn. Ch 1C.:ItiO Texn s M1nn eso ta Seant e Cin cy pitcher belted arnw•d by tl1e Dt>dgcrs Wc'\l oesday night. Helieve1·s Dale Murray and Doug Capi lla were touehed for a total nf six hits 1o11 East San D 1cg o 10wch 1nko 1 11 a1 Boston fT1 an t 1 0 ) at Texa s Philadelphia (Chris ten son I 11. I Umbaraer o 1l. 8 35 p m 7 J.S P m M•twaukee ( Sorenson 1 1l aT San Fritnc•Sco ! Blue I 11 a1 Kansa s Cily I Busby 1 OJ, 8 30 Pi! tsburgh (( dndelanil 1 71. p m 8:05 P rn N ew York. t F 1gut>rorl 1 11 at Chicago (Burr 's 1 OJ at M 1nnesotr1 ( Zahn 0 0 ). 0 30 p m Atl anta ( Boggs 0 l l. 7 JS p m Balt11110re ( 0 Mart1n<'1 1 11 LD~ Ange les ( RhOCICn 1 OJ at <11 ChiC Ag O (S ton e I l l 8 30 St Lou is ( Forsch :l 1 I. 8 35 p ll1 P.m D etrol! (Sla ton 1 I I at Seatlle Montrea l (G r imsley 3 0) at (Honey cu tt 11 ), 10 J.S P .m . Hous ton CBann1Sler 0 7), B 35 Clevel and ( Hood 10 1 at p .m Oakland !Jonn son 1 Ol, 10 30 Saturday 's Gam es pm C1nc1nna fl at New York Toron to {J e ff er son 1 2) al San F r an at P ittsbu r gh cat, tor n1a (Aasc 1 IJ, 10 JO San Diego a t Phlla ; n ight pm Los Ang at St . Lou is , n ig h I Sat urda y 's Gam es Chicago a t Atlan ta , nigh I New Yo r k at M 1nneso ta Mon t r eal at Houston , n ight Cluvelar 1d ,, , Oakland Bat elmore at Ch 1Cago , nigh t Mrlw at Kansas City , n ight Boston at lex as , n1Qh t Tor onto at (~lit , n1gt1t Detro1 1 at Sea tt le. nigh t Ohio GET YOUR )'ear. " It 's been ve ry Reds in New York for series Lo sA ng~I S RIDENOUR'S <J frustrating Ctnc1nnat Hou s ton San rran Srl n OiC'gO Allan lrl SERVICE turned bac k the Mariners. TananC:t went the distan<'e and was l<18ged onl y for a solo homer by !.eon Roberts and three ·harmless sin gles . Gian ts 5, Braves 3: Willie McCovey drove in four runs with a double and hi s 49fith ca reer homer in leadi n~ Vida Blue and the Gian ts to victory uver the Braves. Blue scattered seven hit s and struck t1ut four in goi nK the distance. who had n11! started a game in over revolved a round Tom Seaver , P I1Ching Mo st Victori es who lost Wednesday night's Nat•onal League : John , LA 4 game and is still winl ess this 0 , Bonham , Cin , Ra u. LA .1 nd Gr1mSi ey. M f l 3 0: Co r ne10, N Y .o;eason after.Ji ve starts. and FNSCh , St .L 3 I , R R(•u s Heds' pitching coach Larry chet. Ch1 3 7 Shepard tried to answer some Amencan League : l anana . Cat 50 . L('e , Bos 4 0 . Spli llorll . of the questi ons abou t KC J I , B1111ngham and H 1ller , Oer 3 0 , Knapp , Cal 3 1, Seaver 's prublems. August.nc . Mt l 3 1. · Earned Run Average I Bu ed on 18 inn i n·g , Qitched) Nat ional Leagu e : Swan . NY 1 ?4, C r ,msiC'y , Mil and M en tc t us co , SF 1 38: Burr 1s, Ch 1 I 45 . Pe rry . SO 1 50 . Am encan League : Johnson , Oa k 0 41, Heaverto . Oak 0 95 , Palmer , Bai t 1 04 , Knapp , Cal I 33 , Broberg . Oa k 1 47. Stri keouts Nation al League : . R 1c hard . Major Leilgu e Stan d ing s Hou 43 . N1<' kro . All 31. Seaver . B' Y Un it ed Pres ~ tnt ernaf ionat C1n l5 . Blyl even , P1 tf 7 4 , May , · Ea st Mll W L Pet . GB Am err can l ea gue : Ryan , Cal 9 7 563 48 , H aa!i , Mil 16 , Leon ard , KC Montreal 8 7 533 't 24 Matlack, Tex 71 .. Goltz. P1tl !.burgh 1 Ch1cago 9 8 519 1 M inn 11 Pt11 ta l 7 500 1 New York 9 10 -1 14 P1 St LOUIS 1 10 4 12 7't For o II vour home Wes t Enter1ilinment and W L Pet . GB DOX()L gcnne Winner as the Ange ls streak . And the 2l.year<>l d n ~ht· hander responded by toss.ing a f i ve~1 itter to defeat the . Oak land A's, 6- l. Serum allowed onl y a third-in ning so lo homer by Wayne Gross, wal ked two and str ~ck out SIX in boosting his record to 2.j). ·'I :-v~ n t~~ t9~ win thi s game Baity, Shari Drehel, Megan Miller , Becky Long, and Lori for myse lf, su re, but I also Rupe. Absent wa s Na ncy Wall ace. The girls tr ack team is wanted to win it for ille rest of coachc~l by Bonni e fisher. - Katie Crow Pho 1to . the ~ys here ," said Serum, n P(..ull~III11CJI It S Sl illplt' Patek dmve in three runs for the ' Roya ls whil e Tom Poquette had thr ee hits and st..:ored three runs. Angels 5, Mariners I: Frank Tanana tossed a four·hitter and beca[ll~ ~~~ maj or league's lirst five- reliev er, Gar y Serum , t:~s a starter Thursda y in an effort to halt H nine.garne losin g Appliance Needs 1 Calendar 1 l By FRt;D ~c~ANt; Ul'l Sp, rts Wri ter With ace Dave Go lt z side lin ed iu defiuitcly wit h bruised ribs and the rest of his star ters fo und er ing. n ln 1975, North Vietnamese o troops ussa ulted parts of (On ly games scheduled ) Saig on suburb s as th e Communists lighten ed a noose around the South Vietnamese capita l city . •.P ;,:o- \1 !' HnJ.q{.~ R· .O.:tra1! nn t · n ~l lll' \ltth nu tomaru· rhokt •, n•n nl ... luriN • ( 'om'I' Tlll ' nl hl:l 111 ! (,, du t t h n>llt n•l • l 'ncl.·rdP• k l,afflt•;-., fro!U nnd rl'~l r •l'(•:<ii llw • huin and sp tn( ' ~t ·t dl'l\P • 7" 'ill'•·l wh•·t·!s. hal l lu·ar111g l'lfU IPII••d • Adjll ~ ta h h • t·ut 1111~ lwt ght • City Ice & Fuel Co. . 224 1st Street 1 'r hits. South ern hosts North Galli a next Monda y. So ulhern 010 000 0- 1 8 4 Federal Hocking 031 120 X- 7 5 I Huddl eslon (LP), Sayre (2), O'Brien (6) and Forbes, Nance (6). Starling and Dowler. WJni 1Cid , SO 4 6:oo-News 3,4.8.tO,t 3,t5 ; ABC News 6: Zoom 20; Adams Chronicles 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,1S; ABC News 13; Carol Burnet! & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. 1:00-Cross.Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; News 10; Gilligan's Is . 15; Almanac 20; Making Things Grow 33. 7:30-Porter Wagoner 3: Gong Show 4; Price Is Right 8; MacNett.Lehrer Report 20; Pop Goes The Country IS ; Malh Bowl 33. 8:oo-PIIot " Space Force" 3. 4, IS ; Dorothy Hamlll6, t3 ; Wonder Woman 8; Washltlgton Week In Review 20,33; Jul ie Andrews & P.obert Goulet In Concert 10. 8:30-CPO Sharkey 3,4,tS : Wall Street Week 20,33 ; 9:oo-Rocklord Files 3,4,1S; Mov ie "Play Misty for Me " 6,13 ; Incredible Hulk 8, tO; Soundstage 20 ; Shepherd's Pte 33. 9:30-Makem & Cl ancy 33; 10 :011-Qolncy 3.4.15 ; Husbands. Wives & Lovers 8. tO; News 20; Meet ing of Minds 33. 10 :30-Monly Python 's Flying Ci rcus 20 . \1 :0()-News 3, 4,6,8,10,1J,t S; Dick Cavett 20 : MacNeil · Lehrer Reporl 33. " t t 30-J ohnny Carson 3.4. IS; Baretta 6. 13 ; NBA PLay Ott 8; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. 12 :0()-Janakl 33; 12 :40-Lohman & Barkley 6; Iron. si de 13. l :oo-Mtdnlght Spe cia l 3, 4,tS ; Movie "I, Monster" 10; 1:40-News 13 . 2:30-News 3; 3:0()-Movle " Escape Jo Mindanao " 3: ~ : 30-Movle "Guntlghl In Abilene" 3; 6:oo-FBI 3: 7:oo-Bewltched 3. Movie Channel 4 s & 7 P.M. - Checkered Flag or Crash (PG) 9 & \1 P.M. - Network ( R) Cable Chonnet s 6:30 P.M. - Testlmony Time · 7:00P.M. - Pau l Gaud ino Family Fitness Show 7:30P.M. - Sports Block 10:00 P.M. - 100 Club. By Lll.UAN SWANSON were doing. They were just ST. MARYS, W.Va. (UP! ) numb." - Harriette Hatfield, wife of Her husband, Harvey , said tlle only funeral direck>r in ille funerals would have to be Pleasants County, was scheduled over several days . keeping a midnight vigil in The funeral director said he , the wood-panelled office of too, was numb, after a full Ruttencutter's Funeral day of directing hearses full Home. of victims from a temporary SATURDAY, APRtL29, 1978 Just a few steps away lay 14 morgue to his funeral home. 6:0()-Sunrlse Se mester 8,1 0; 6:30-TV Classroom 8: U.S. Farm Report tO ; Kentucky Afi eld 13 . of ille 51 men killed Thursday "A good portion of tllem, I 7:0()-Mar lo & ·the Mag ic Movie Machine 4; Matters of in the Pleasan ts Power knew personally," he said. Li te 6; Ghost Busters 8: Publ ic Polley Forums 10: Station tragedy . Grape Ape 13. "We just had a weekend of 7:30-Salurday Report J; World of Survival 4: ~--· ----, fi ve calls, and we tlloughl Muham mad All iS; Dusty' s Treehouse 6; .Wacko 8; tllat was busy. We're going w Weekend Special 13 . be here all night," said Mrs. 8:0()-Hong Kong Phooey 3. 4.15: Superfrlends 6,1 3; Hatfield . "There 's no way w I Three Robonic Stooges 8, 10. prepare for anytlling like 8:30-Globetrotters 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 8, tO ; 9:0()Scooby 's Laff·a·Lymplcs 6.13; Bugs Bunny.Road tllis. You have to depend upoo Runner 8,10. your friends for your • 1 0:30-Pink Panther 3,4, IS; Batman .Tarzan 8. tO ; resources .'' SATURDAY t 1 :oo-Baggy Pants 3,4,15; Krafft Supershow 6, 13. Mrs . Hatfield said she and 11:30-Space Sentinels 3,15; Little Rascals 4; Secrets OPEN HOUSE 4 to 7 p.m. her husband, Harvey, had ot Isis 8: In The Know 10. ret-eived calls from all their Salurday at Pomeroy Fire 12 :0()-Land ot the Lost 3. t5: Weekend Speclal6; Movl• friends in the funeral Station to mark $30,000 mort" Night & the City" 4; F•t Albert 8, tO: Action News business, offering 1o help out . gage burning ceremony at for Kids t3. Three men were assisting her 6:30 p.m. Occasion to com.12:30-Thunder 3. 15; Space Academy 8.10; Llckety Spi lt 13. husband in preparing the memorate paying off of bodies. $30,000 mortgage by firemen . 1:oo-Jetsons 3: Amerl c•n Bandstand 13 ; Outdoors With J ulius Boros 6; Mr. Magoo 8,10; Nightmare "We co uldn't have done it " on their headquarters. Light 15; Tennis for Everyone 33. witllout them," she said. refreshments and public :30-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Point of View 6; 1 Mrs. Hatfield said five Invited. Racers 8; Film Festival 10; Movie "The Desperate members of the Steele REVIVAL a the Church of Ones" t3 ; Heltage Days at Parkersburg Com. family, which lost 10 men in Jesus Christ , New Lima mun lty College 15; French Chet 33. tlle disaster, were at the Road, .R utland , beginning 2:0()-Baseball Warm. Up 3,4, IS; Soul Train 6; Viewpoint 8; Movie " Maya" tO; Ascent of Man JJ . home. Saturday at 7::W p.m. Elder 2: 15-Baseball 3,4,15; 2:30-Mo•le "The SEcond Asked II there would be a Damon Adams , Mari etta , Woman " 8; . mass funeral , she said, "We evangelist. Elder Bay Rouse, 3:oo-Hollywood Teen 6; Book Beat 33; 3:30-Tennls have heard that's what the pastor. Public invited. 6. 13; Area Showcase 33. Steele family prefers, but we BAKE SALE Saturday 9 4:0()-Thaf Na.hvll le Music 10: Body Shop 33. woo 't know anytlling for sure a.m. at Racine Post Office 4;j1i-Sports Spectacular 8; Nashville on the Road 10; until tomorrow (Friday )." lot. Members to bring bak ed Catch 33. She sai d relatives who goods early . 5:0()-St•r Trek 3; Wide World of Sports 13 ; Marcus called and stopped by the SUNDAY Welby, M.D. 4; Golf 15 ; Wide World of Sports 6; Pop Goes The Country 10; Art ·America 20; Zoom funeral home were told they OLD r·ASH!ONED Hymn 33. would be reached today about Sing Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at 5:30-Porter Wagoner 10; Art America 20; Ohce Upon making arrangements. Morning Sta r United A Classic 33. She said tlle "very close· M e h t 0 d i s t C h u r c h . 6:oo-News 3,4, 10; Lawrence Welk 8; Zoom 20; Studio knit" community of St . Congregation wearing long See 33. Marys was taking the deaths skirts and overalls. 6:3()-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News t3; News 6; Que hard . "l had to run down to Pasa, USA ? 20,33 , MONDAY the sto re this afternoon . 7:0()-Litlle Rascals 3; Lawrence Wetk 4.15; Hee Haw SPECIAL MEETING, People had simply stopped, 6,8: Bugs Bunny 10: Wild Kingdom 13 ; Elec. Co. 20; Battle Line 33. They didn't know what they Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters, 7:30p.m. · 7:30-We Think You Should Know 3: All .Star Anything TGoes 10; Lowell Thomas Remembers JJ; Monday. Work in the super Nightmare 13; Once Upon A Classic 20. excellent master degree ; 25 THE IJA.IL V SENTINEL 8:0()-Chlps 3,4,1 5; Mel & Su'"n Together 6,13 ; Jof . OEVO'I'Ell TOntE years cards to be presented. fersons 8,10; Onedln Line 20: Old Frlends ... New INTEREST OF All companions invited to MEIG!hiiASON AJIEA Friends 33. attend. ROBERT HOF.FUCH 8 : 3~ratlon Petticoat 6,13 : Ted Knight 8,10; Saint. Cll y Editor Galy Tiles of Wil liamsburg 33. Publilhed W.ily eu~pt Sllturd•y 9:oo-Mo•le " Hall , Hero! " 3,4,1S; Love Boat 6.13; by The Ohio Valley Publishing Cttt np~~ny · M ultunedlll , Inc., Ill Another Pay 8.1 0; Our Mutual Friend 20; On The OESTO MEET Court Sl., Pumeroy, Ohio -45789. Track 33. Btuioesll Office Phone m- 2 1 ~ . Evangeline Chapter, Order 9:3()-Maude 8,10 . Editor~ I Phone99'.MI57 of the Eastern Star, will meet Second cLI&ss J><*UI~e paid Ill tO:oo-Fantasy Island 6,13; Miss U.S.A. Beauty Pum~ro)' , Ohio . 111Ursdo)' at the Middleport Pageant 8,10; Meeting of Minds 20. N11l!OOMI ltldverlising rtpre»en· Ma so nic Temple . Pas t It :oo-News 3,4,6,13, IS ; Watch Your Mouth 33. tallv~ , LMm.lon A!180Cl1Lel llOI l!liltrons and pa st patrons will It : 15-ABC News 6; 11 :30-Saturday Night 3,4,1S; Euclid AYe., Cleve lind,Ohlo i411S. Sui)Y(:rlptlon rltil l De l111ered by Movie " Godzllla" 6; Movie "A Breath of Scandal" be honored, and Initiation will l'~rrier where IIV&ilablit! 7S centa per 13; Janak! 33. be held . Members are w~k . By Motor Rout.e whtre ~ rrier 12 :0()-News 8,10; 1~ : JO-Second City TV B· Mo•le MerviCt' not IIVMil»We, 0nl! month , reminded lha,l inspection will ~ . ~ . Uy tniiiJ in Ohio 1nd W. Va., " The Feminist & the Fun" tO. ' be held on May II at 7:30p.m. One Ye~tr, 522.00 ; Slx monlha, l:oo-Movlo "The Intruders" 3; Movie " The Navy vs. 11 1.50 : Three months , 17.00; with a dinner to be held at the Night Monsters" 4: Wolfman Jack 6; Don F..biewhere t26.00 )ltMr : Six monLhl 6:15 that evening. ReservaKirshner's Rock Concert 8. · 113.50 : Th ret! rnonths , 17 .00 tions for the dinner are to be ~ bs~:rtptio!l jH'ice lnl'ludcl SundaY 1: 20-Movte ''House on Haunted Hill" 13; 2:4$-ABC Tunes-&nun~t · made with Mrs. Maryln News13; 3:0()-News 3; 3:3()-Movte " The Ride to Wilcox before May 8. Hangman' s Tree" 3; S:oo-FBI 3. . I Social a Hogan' s Heroes 15. No way to prepare ~()W'S By Greg Bailey Visiting ·South ern fell behind early and never recovered as th ey fell to host Fed eral Hockin g 7-1 last night: Three So uthern pit· chers gave up ten bases on balls while fanning six with starter Mike Huddleston being tagged with the loss. Southern actually outhil the hots · 6-:i, .but the Tornadoes committed four costly errors. Southern scored its only run in the second inning for a short HI lead. Steve Hill. Herbie Ervin , and Mark Forbes knocked singles for the run. The Lancers took control in the bottom of the inning. The lead-<Jff batter walked and the next one singled. Then came three strai ght bases on balls before Phil Mobbs boomed a double. The ho sts added insurance runs in the lhird, fourth and fi fth innings. Starling got the win , ":alking just one and fanning stx. Mobbs led !he hosts with a double and single. Southern was led by John Sayre and Forbes who had two si ngles each. Steve Hill, Ervin, Mike Nance, and Kellv Wi nebrenner eath ha d single to account for the other Poorer IS; Merv Griffin 6; Addams Family 8; Sesame St. 20 ,33; Gomer Py le, USMC tO; Dinah 13. 4:30-Litlle Rascals 3,15 ; Gilligan's Is. ~ ; .8 ; Brady Bunch 10. 5:oo-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4;; Gun· smoke 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Petllcoat Junction 15. 5:30-News 6; Etec . Co . 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Federal labor inspe ctors from the Orcunntinno l S:lfrty . ____.J r ~ 106 N. 2nd Av e. crumblin g debris. an explosion some years ago; one or two fellows died. My friend, the former sheriff, died of cancer . And now l)ere . lam, there's aU this death in the valley." Four miles up in the hills, where the clan dogs had stopped wagging their tails, sensing .'he mood of the mountatns, Gary Steele watched the women stumble over the early spring grass toward the family house. He made a step as to follow. He FRIPAY, APRIL28,197B -4 : ~M i ster . . TELEVISION VIEWING and Healtll Administration were trying to determine the cause of the collapse. The Charleston, W. Va. : Gazette reported today some construction workers complained foremen were rushing the project and not allowing the tower's concrete w dry sufficiently. However the newspaper said construction supervisors blamed the accident on the scaffold itself. "The best description I can give you is that it continued to break loose in a circle, more or less like you would peel an apple, and felll68 feet," said State Police Maj . W. F. Donohoe. "It's the worst industrial accident outside of a coal mining accident that's ever occurred in tlle state." The deaths were a personal tragedy to many of the residents of Willow Island and the other nearby small towns along the Ohio River. One family alone accounted for tO of tlle victims. Edgar Duelley controlled his grief until he had to go to ille temporary morgue to identify his brother's body. There he wept, ille tears pouring down his tanned face . "It was a heck of a way to lose one, " he said. The wwer, measuring about 360 feet in diameter at tlle base, was one of two being ·constructed by Resea rchCottrell Inc. of Bound Brook, !II . J ., for the Allegheny Power System 's $677 million Willow fsland Power Plant, which was scheduled to begin operation next year . One U>wer already had been completed and the second, scheduled to reach more ill an 400 feet in height, was more illan halfwa y toward completion. The mangled bodies of the victims were taken to the Belmont Fire Department about four miles from the plant where they were lined up on ille floor, covered with blankets and sheets. Twins stop A 's, 6-1 Lancers defeat Southern, 7-1 a...--- Point Pleasant (304) 67S.24t;O ' BAUM ·TRUE VALUE ~BS- 3301 CHES:rER, 0. • POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy , 0. Front End Alignments �.. 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepo•·t·Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday . April 2B, 1976 2- The Dctll ~ SL•ntmcl , :VIuhlh.·purl· l '11llhTtl~. t J _l·' nda~. 1\ pnl28. tH78 10 members of same family die By RICHARD H. GROWALD " We are surrou nded by sca ffolding h~ d co llapsed in . pulled her blunde hair. One of UPI National Rt•J•arter · death," sa1d the last man of the 230·foot-high powe r Ga ry's sisters wiped her face · cOw CREEK VA !.I.EY . W. the St,•r lt' clan 's middle statiun cou lmg tower they dry, looked at the front Va . tUPI 1 - Gar\' Steele ~ener<illtJn were building. window curtain behind which stretched oul his arltlS tu the Ten of the dan perished No mor e up intu the h11ls her father and mother, Mr . weeping women . then he let down by tht' ri\'er Thursday. would rome Gary's uncle andMrs. LeeSteele,clutched them fall to hi s side. at the M 11 non~ahela Puwcr Emmett Steele. 62, Gary' s each other , and her fa ce "Wh at can a man say·~ Co .. when 51 men fell a brothers F: rnest. 29, l <~rry 31, crumpled int o tears again . "What can 1 do ? skyscraper distance. Their Ronald , 30. and Miles,. 27. Deat h pocked the green ,..,.,.~,.., Gone too were. the three hills. Down Schultz Road Blomr cu usms. J1m, Bu b and came a pickup truck, driven Steve and the two teenage by a white-haired·Steele with co usins. Brian Tayl or, 16, and three white·haired Steele Chet Payne, 19. women bunched beside him : Gary's bride of three weeks . ,---= I" • r 1- one wrinkled hand clutched a plastic figure of Jesus Christ glued above the dashboard. Someone had to identify the bodies down at the Belmont F1rehouseandagewasdoing its duty by the clan. At his cabin door, neighbor John Hennessey winced as the pickup bumped by. "They won't see nothmg pretty . "I dug 'em out of the wreckage inside the tower . They were all jelly. "I haven'! fell anythin~ like it since l was m the 23rd Infantry in 'Nam in '63 when they told us don't shoot unless you're shot at," Hennessey said. The Steele family' s children, in T-shirts, blue jeans and print dre~ses, watched from a distance, across the dirt roa d from the weepmg wom en and Gary Steele. It was a time children knewnottoaskquestionsand they were silent. eart( eras tl · • ""· "" '' Down by the ~iver, next to the disaster site, Oscar Banks walked to the . Rose Ch~let restaurant and bar. !le had wushed his hands butthe35-yea r-oldLexington : Ky., pipefitter rubbed and rubbed ...,d rubbed his fingers and wrists, trying to wipe away what he had seen. "The awfulest mess !here ever was . The Steeles were there under the big iron, the broken concrete and the fallen machines. I saw one. "l didn't walk to look him in the fa ce .. . there was no face ." At the firehouse Sheriff John Snelson said, "We had Edgar Duelley refused to follow his brother .up spiraling scaffold By Ul..LIAN SWANSON Wll.I.OW ISLAND, W. Va . (UP! ) - Like many members of the close-knit families in the rolling West Virginlil hills, the Duelley brothers were virtually inseparable. but Edgar Duelley refused· to follow his brother up the spiraling scaffolding at the Willow Island power plant. "No. Bu<' k." he sa id , ca lling his brother Ba y by his nickname. •·J don't want to go up on that tower." So F:dga r Duelley was in another area of ille plant Thursday when he hea rd the thundering crash that si~,m aled the deatl1s of 51 men including Bay. The wood and steel scaffold the men were using to build a cooling towe r. came loose from the side of the building and collapsed . se nding ille workmen plunging to the ground 168 feet below . None of the work ers on ille scaffold survived the fall . S1x Ohioans were among the dead. They are: Alvin W. Goff , ofTuppers Plains in M e ig~ County; Dan Hensler and Jack Westfall . both of Ne wport in Tuscarawas Co un ty, Edga r Phillips , of East Liverpool in Co lumbiana County: Floyd Rupe, of Dexter in Meigs County: and Richard Swick, of Beverly in Washington County. John Peppler, a 311-year<>ld laborer, was on a the ground below when U1e sca ffold starting collapsing. ·'Tile fir st thing l hea rd was concrete falling," said peppier . "l had just sen t a basket of it up." "I looked over my left shoulder and I could see it falling. I could see people fallin g through ihe air and everything falling ." Peppl er jumped under a truck ramp inside the tower and four other workers ran to the center, avoiding tile •· The SCHUBERT· K2502W M ooern <. I\ •' 1 ,, wood lp; -Qr1 ·t ·'1 A LOW, LOW 1 dur!lll le '-\ ' 1 ,,r ; 1 il nO t't () .... l' qo., 1'•' W0(1:1 '." l . '. ,. ' 1 , ssggoo I I'• INGLES FURNITURE Mid dl e port. 0 . Tttl TIMf J() EUl' TliiS .fULL-§Ilf[) f()~[) LTV! "vu won"t be able to bur a new car this size next rear at any price! FORO l fD LANDAU' DOOH FORD L TO SOU IR E • full-size familr rvvm and t:vmf()rt e {)utsfandin~ ride 22 MPG HIGHWAY • f7vvd ~as milea~e =..;:;=-.;..c..._:_~:..:.:..;_;_;_ 15 MPG CITY 13u}' rvur full·~ize .ll() t:ar ur· rua~un O()UJ ••• bef()re it'~ tuv late! EPA fSTI MATES WIIH ~0 l lfRllNGIN[ rOl)R MllfA.Gf lo4AY VA.R~ hOT A.VA. ILAill( INCA.UIOflNIA -, FORD See your lo£al ford ()ealer where the bener ideas are still full-~iz42d! ( \ stoppe~. His head and arms swung up,hiseyesandhandstoward heaven . The man of Steele cried. Cartoon :.L :,uperman .4 ; For Richer, For LEBANON LEBANON, Ohio 1UP I I Next Turk paced to a neck victory over Reed's Pence in tlle featured $1,200 eighth race al Leba non Haceway Thur sday nigh t. The winn er, driven by Tom Tharps , covered the mile in a lifetime low 2: 06 3.,'; and r•tu rned $6.60, $3 and $3.60. Reed's Pence paid $0.20 for second, while Sunda y .Jim showed and returned 14 .60. Reymur Ge ne !3) and Cincy Ed (8) teamed up in the nightly double tha t was worth $42.80 ~~aAieAJ Kawasaki ·~· ,; KZ200 !I I Minn esota Twms' Manager Gene Mauch tried out his t op Leaders Major League leaders By Un i ted Pre ss International Batting 1ba sed on 35 at bats ) Nationa l League G. AB . H Pet . 17 57 .366 Brroghs All Sc h m dt Ph il 14 60 23 .363 Cey L A 17 66 25 .379 Baker LA 17 65 24 . 369 Mondy LA 17 57 21 . 368 Parkr P it 16 60 21 .350 Hrnndz St .L 66 23 .348 Carvy LA 17 73 25 .342 Alm on SO 16 60 20 .JJJ Broc k St .L 13 42 Ill .333 Am eric an League Pet. G. AB . H 16 6d 27 . 472 BtHI Cl e 10 36 15 .tl1 7 Rdrgz De l 21 91 35 .365 Car w Min 8o3ilr Tor 15 58 27 .379 16 58 22 .37 9 Portr KC 12 41 15 .366 Jcksn Ca l 18 74 27 .365 Guero Oak 10 36 13 .361 Harlw Bal 11 35 t7 343 Sngltn Ba l 17 79 27 .3<1 2 R1 ce Bos Home Runs Nati ona l league : Mond ay, LA B: F ergu son . Hou 5, Matl hcws, All. Bench and Mor gan , Cm . s Hender son , NY , Schmi d t. Phil. Parker , Pitt and ta Am e r ic an Lea gu e : Hob so n , Bas , Baylor , Cat , Coo per, H1s 1e and Thoma s. Mil and Zi~k. . TeJ; 6 Runs Batted 1n .NatioMI league : . Monday , LA 21 : Morgan , Cin 16; Ga r vey , LA and Sc h midt , P hil 15 . Watson, Hou, Ccy , LA , Hc rna ndE'l , St .L and McCovey . SF 14 Am enc an L eag ue : Hobson , Bas 21 , Staub, Del 18 . Cooper and Tnom as, Mil , Carew and For d , M inn o nd Carty , Tor 17 Stolen Bases National Leagu e : . Roy ster , All and CC'deno. Hou 9 ; Mor en o , p , fl 8 ,' Or 1e!.sen , C in 7. Gr lff l'V . C1 n 6 Amen can L eag ue : . Remy , Bas , LeFlore . Del , Norwood , Mmn andWilson , KC 6, Dl!on c , Oa k , Jones , Sea and W1tls , Te-. 5 MEIGS G!Rl.S TRACK TEAM - Members of ille 1978 Meigs girls track tema are row I, 1-r, Gena Snowden, Tracey J effers, Kim Krautter, Kelli Clelland, J oy ce Cook, Lori Wyne. Back row, Deena Neece, Pauletta Si!,'IDan. Jill rcli <tblc n (·w It ~ th•• t ' <C.1 l 1n q KZ 200 tr 1m Ka was.1 • 1 FEATURES: • 0t:Jpendab1P t1 str o ke SO HC eng 1nc • Co nver11er rt e ll'Ctr c ~ t r u ter See rt TV & Appliance Gas Serv1ce rooav M J&R Sport Shop Racine, CIN CINNATI I UP! ) Wh a t's wrong wit h the Reds' That was U1e question being asked all over Cincinnati today as the Heds headed for New York and tonight's sta rt of a three-game weekend series aga inst ill e Mets . The quest ioning of Cincy was bro ught on by the d ub 's two most recent ga mes, 4·2 and 14-4losses at home to the a rch· ri val Los Ange les Dodgers. Cincy had gone into the brief · series leading the National League West by a half-game ove r lA When the series ended, the Dodgers wer e on top of the Heds by a gam e and a half. '' lo t of the wonder 148 E. Main St. Che1ter , Ohio Pomeroy , 0 . 17 5 706 It J 6 ! 1 l '1 9 10 J7J 4 8 9 471 4 7 9 .1J8 '' 1· S 11 7q4 7 Thursday 's Rl' sutt San Fr ancisco 5, Atlanta 3 Today 's P ro ba bl e P i t c h e r ~ ( All T imes EST) Cinc1nna f i ~ Norman 1 OJ a t New York ( KOOSm an I 1 ), a 05 Pm ' 'Tom seems to be forcin g every thing," he said. "He doesn't have the same Ouid motion he's had in the 'past . He hasn't been consistent with his fastba II . It hasn't had ille zip it usually does." Catcher Johnny Bench, in the best positi on to size up Seave r's pitches , a1,'1'eed. "His ball just doesn't have ille life it had," sai d Bench . "It's as st range to him as it is lO everyone watchin g him . He's as frustrated as all of us. probably more so." Seaver was li fted afler four innings Wednesday ni ght after givin g up e1ght hits and five runs, two of them c:omin g on booming back·to-ba ck home run s by leadoff hitters Davey Lopes a nd Bill y Russell . Seaver 's slu mp marks the fir st ti me in hi s career th at he ha s failed to post a victory in April . He will not pitch again until th e Reds entertain the Phillies on May 1 and 3. But Seaver wasn't the only Am en ca n U~ ilgue w De tro1t Boston Mdwauke NcwY ork Ctcvf'l<lrrd Tor on to B<lll ll nQrl• Oak lAnd KiH'ISS( ty L 6 8 9 9 7 11 5 11 w e~ t W 14 11 11 o 6 7 7 p 1 GB 647 579 500 438 389 31 3 1 3 311 41 ' 4 ~3j 11 . 11 9 B 7 L Pel. J Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation .- Paints MACHINE ' RENTAL •25 00 PER DAY •• • • II R·volue I I I II 2 I I I I 3 I I I I II These values are lor one inch al loose·lill insulation. Bobcats trip Eastern 16-10 got Ute side out . Reds' hitters didn'I help out Coach Jim Sp rag ue's Kyger Creek Bobca ts upped mueh either . their season record to J.j) Cin cy got 10 hi ts off Dt>UM Th ursday even ing wi th a 16Hau, but few nf them add ed 10 SV AC VICtory uver th e Eastern Eagles. The eo ntcst was marred by errors. W(;jlk s and sloppy plays. NHL Pl a"oll s Il WaS l he f'lrS1 game K ( .' By Un1ted P ress Jn terna t 1ona t Second Round has played in t W(J weeks. The I Be st ot Seven! Bobcat s hold first pl ace in the NY I s lander s ~·') Toronto 1Scr1es li(' d, 3·31 league Sland i ngs with a 6..{) April 17 NY l ~ lander s t , To r on to 1 Aprd t'il NY Islander s 3. Toronto 1 lo t i Aprol 11 Tor on •o NY Islander s 0 April 13 To r on to l . NY !<;lander s I A.prd 15 NY l sl ondt'rs 1 Toron :o 1 1o1 ) April II t o ron to S, NY have been in HANDS ON 7 Aprd l3 Boston s. ( h, cago 1 Dl'tro•t ~· s . Montr('al ( Mon t rer1 1 w•ns, 4-11 April 17 M ontr eal 6, Detr o1r April 19 D<' trod 4. M ontrea l 1 GB MonTrr<~t 8 Octr oi! 0 Apr11 1 , 1~ MonTn•,11 ,1, DeTro 11 Bu lf<l lo \' S . Phll ildelphr,"' I Philad elphia WIO S, 4 1) Ap ril 17 Ptl 1,1d('lj)t1 1a 4, But ttl lo 1 flpr ll 19 Ptl d,1d('lph lr1 Iii lO 1 Ap r 1l TJ Bull alo J dt'lph1a 1 April 23 Pt1d ,1dclph 1n f<liO 1 Apr il 25 P hdr1d e lph ,,1 tala 7 3, Bul Ph 1lil 4. Ru t .WAHIH/' .~THI; , · 1..4 'I'EX SEMI GM~~ ; Interior in Latex, Latex Semi Gloss, or Flat KC fell behind 5.j) in the thl'rd two hits each. Kim es paced Eas·tern Wl.th two 111.ts . Kyger Creek pitchers walked 14 and fanned 4. Eastern hurlers issued ftvc wa lks and fanned nmc . The Eagle defense committed nin e costly errors. JJne Sco re : Eastern 005 101 0- 10 7 9 Kyger Cre!'k , op3. 55l X- 16 16 l Kim es. Spencer 14111. 1and Bissell. Taylor, Corne liu s t:t J Nibert 14 I I W I and Russell. los!nM str ett k by .~ ':" .··~. ) " '' ,~ ...\ ' ordering a ease ur champagne to the d ubholL">e . ·• we JUSt had tt• Mel tlle bats tet~ nl on Lhis goi ng,'' sa id Car ew. wh o boosted his bct ttin~ aver e~ge to .380. In other AL games. Texas downed Cle1•elan d. 3·1. 'I:oronto mppt•d K ~u1.sa s Ctty, 8-7 , and Cali fornia beat Seattle. ~· 1. .. 1 II San Fr a nci sco defeated Atlanta. 5·:1 , 111 lht: only National League .', . e ,'/ .',·',. ' o r,. I' Clt' tlOn R ~mg ers 3. Indjan s 1: · Mi k1• Hargrove hit H tw orun homer. h1s third 1n as many ~ ame s, and J on Mrttl:-wk won lus first game sinl'C !IIX'IItng day as the futngers edged the lndiilns. Harg ruve see ms a ,·, '' ,, '. I' ,. ' bit GRAVELY fRACTOR SALES 104 Con dor St . 997 2975 Pom eroy , 0 . Open : 9:00.5,30 Monda y. Saturday tw o·run double by Wil lie Upsha w in tllC ninth inning to pul l out the ndory . Fred Manning Roush , Owner WH A Playofls By Un1t ed Press lnt erniii iOnrll Semil1 na1 Roun d ( B es t of Se11en J / All T1mes EST J New Engla nd vs . Qu eb ec Apr il 78 Qu eb ec aT Nt>w E nqland, 7 30 p m Apr 1l 30 Qu ebec at Ne w Enqtand, 1 p m M ay 3 New En gla n d at Quebec 8 05 p m Ma)' 5 N f' w Enq l and at Quebec B 05 p m ll Mi:ly 1 Oueb(.'C ar N ew Enqlr1 nd J p m )( Mrl y Ou~bec . 8u l J X May NC'W Eng i.Jnd at p n1 17 Q u ('bC'C at NE'W 10 a 05 0 ChoU:e af the Pros., Enqland , 7 30 p l"fl X· l f n('CfHI:Iry Linescores Ma1or Leagu e Res ult s By Un•t('d P ress tnter nclhOn<tl Nati on a l Leagu e San Fran 300 001 100 ~ 9 0 A!la 10 1 000 000 3 1 I Blu€ r11ld Sadek . Ruthven , Mahler (]), C ~mp fll. Camp bell (B! and PoLoroba W Btuc (2 I ) L Ruthven ( I 3 ) HR 5 Atlan Ta , Burrouyh s (1) Sn n Fran c,sco . M cCOII£"'1' (3 ) (Only gc1 rn£' sc heduled ) Am er i can lN9u e Minn 011 001 tOO 6 16 1 NO RTHFIELD NO HTflfl El.D . Oili o 1UPI I - Flyin g Ira grahbt'\1 the emly let~d and stet)'t'tl in front lh e re st of wn~· Thursday night to wm the fcatu r L~l $2,800 niuth race at Northfield Park . Flymg lra, with James Otto 'f'trestone FAIRLAWN; 22" .--,.,.,......_ Power- Propelled ROTARY MOWER at the helm , covered the mile in 2:051.,'; and returned $8.80, $5.20 and $HO in earnin g hi s first vlctor v of the season . Tuxedo Meg fin ished a nose· 51 back in secon d and paid Se rum and Wynegar . W 1rth , $11.80 and $8.20, while Renko (4) and Ess"'ln W Serum (70) . L W1r th ( 1 7) Cabe lins showed and kirkcod HR Oakland , Gro ss (71 heck 14.40. Diane Lee, <1 3().1 pick, won To r 201 000 032 8 11 0 KC 030101700 1 111 th e lOth race. kicking off a big Clancv r Moore ( 7l , W1II 1S (9) triple comb ination of 4-2-8 and Cerone ; Gura , Hrabosky th at was worth $2,431.60. Bo (8 ), Bird (9) i:llld Port er W Moor e I I 0) L Bird ( I I ) HR Jr. was second and Aoo Sheen Carty l (5 ) F. finished illird . Cleve 000 001 000 9I A crowd of 2,6:l0 wagered Tex 000 OJO 00)( 50 $;18Q,390. WaiTs ana Pr uitt , Matlack , O•k 001 000 000 I Sea 000 100 000 I 4I Call i 110 ooo JOK 5 o l odd, House {2 ), Bur~e 111 and Pasley . Tanan.1 <lnd Humphr elf W Tanana (50 ) L Todd (0 i l HR St>lltlle . Rob erts t3 ) Exterior House Paint, Oil or latex. rna rk . Thur sday night 's CIJ!ltest was not easy £nr the Hubt;Hs. the A GREAT GRAVELY B. mnmg and trailed 9·3 in the mystified by his .sudden surgl' fo urth . The Winn ers ra me 11f p(1wer . " [think I'm ~ett ing roarin g bat:k with rive runs ln bette r pitches to hit than I each of the next two innln ~1s usctl tu but 1have no idea why l slilndN<; 2 o l'm hitting so many home Apr11 'J9 Toronto at N Y a nd three in the sixth . Is ar~d(• n . a 05 p m Vun Taylor led the atta ck runs Chi Co1 90 \' S. Bo sto n with four hit s in five trips. Bhll· Ja ys 8, llo yals 7: C Bo ~ t o n w1 ns, ~ · 0 ) Apr 11 17 Bos ton o. Ch1c <1 go 1 Sem aki Corfias had three hits Hil'o Carty drove 111 five Apr il 19 Bost on .! ChK aQo 3 Lm:luding a double and (;ar)' rw1s with a 1>air of ho111crs for { Of ) the Blue Jay s, but 11 look a fl.prd 11 ~os ton 4 Ch 1caqo 3 Nibert and M1k e Casey got Aor d "lJ 6 9 10 AVAILABLE IN: . s itua ti on worse , Pedro Borbon cHrne on to mop up in the ninth inning a nd wound up s urrendering f1vc hits ktnd seven run s hr·fnrr hf' fim1 11 ~· Thru May On Tru· Test Supreme Fine Paint I U.S. FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER G~ASS of 25% OFF 4 I I I liJ almost evt~ry gam e and still lose nine in 21 ruw." M1n ncsota, led by Hod ·c~t rew 's ~·fn r -.5 performance, up . A lack of clutch Juts h<td 16 hits in tagging Alan st rand ed a tntal or 12 Wi rth wit h h1 s seC."ond lnss in thr ee decis ions. Will ie bc1serunners The ni ght before, th e Heels r\orwnod drovt• in two runs mana ged j tt~t two ntrt'i off [or the Twins with d doub le Tummy John , who. like Ra u, and c.t sin~le . Carew celebra ted the eml went the distarH:e. Then, to make a bad Barker (9) and Sundbcrq W Matla ck (7 31 L Wails {11 ) HR Texas. HM g r OIIC ( <I ) R·VAtUE COMPARISON CHART , th e f nur D efroil 5 688 Decorators' Choice. 1n innings th ey wurked fl.or ll 7 1 MonfreEII J ( All T1m es EST J PER BAG 0 5' 1 178 . .. The and I wo runs 61, 667 400 6 ' t 375 7 14 333 8 16 JOJ 9 ', T hu rsdr~y ' s R esu lts M •nnesota 6. O<.l kland 1 loronto 8 , Kans as C1ty 7 T C' -.as 3. Cl c11eland I Cc"'I! IOrn ,a 5, Sea ttl£' 1 Today 's Probable Pitch er s Calilo rn. Ch 1C.:ItiO Texn s M1nn eso ta Seant e Cin cy pitcher belted arnw•d by tl1e Dt>dgcrs Wc'\l oesday night. Helieve1·s Dale Murray and Doug Capi lla were touehed for a total nf six hits 1o11 East San D 1cg o 10wch 1nko 1 11 a1 Boston fT1 an t 1 0 ) at Texa s Philadelphia (Chris ten son I 11. I Umbaraer o 1l. 8 35 p m 7 J.S P m M•twaukee ( Sorenson 1 1l aT San Fritnc•Sco ! Blue I 11 a1 Kansa s Cily I Busby 1 OJ, 8 30 Pi! tsburgh (( dndelanil 1 71. p m 8:05 P rn N ew York. t F 1gut>rorl 1 11 at Chicago (Burr 's 1 OJ at M 1nnesotr1 ( Zahn 0 0 ). 0 30 p m Atl anta ( Boggs 0 l l. 7 JS p m Balt11110re ( 0 Mart1n<'1 1 11 LD~ Ange les ( RhOCICn 1 OJ at <11 ChiC Ag O (S ton e I l l 8 30 St Lou is ( Forsch :l 1 I. 8 35 p ll1 P.m D etrol! (Sla ton 1 I I at Seatlle Montrea l (G r imsley 3 0) at (Honey cu tt 11 ), 10 J.S P .m . Hous ton CBann1Sler 0 7), B 35 Clevel and ( Hood 10 1 at p .m Oakland !Jonn son 1 Ol, 10 30 Saturday 's Gam es pm C1nc1nna fl at New York Toron to {J e ff er son 1 2) al San F r an at P ittsbu r gh cat, tor n1a (Aasc 1 IJ, 10 JO San Diego a t Phlla ; n ight pm Los Ang at St . Lou is , n ig h I Sat urda y 's Gam es Chicago a t Atlan ta , nigh I New Yo r k at M 1nneso ta Mon t r eal at Houston , n ight Cluvelar 1d ,, , Oakland Bat elmore at Ch 1Cago , nigh t Mrlw at Kansas City , n ight Boston at lex as , n1Qh t Tor onto at (~lit , n1gt1t Detro1 1 at Sea tt le. nigh t Ohio GET YOUR )'ear. " It 's been ve ry Reds in New York for series Lo sA ng~I S RIDENOUR'S <J frustrating Ctnc1nnat Hou s ton San rran Srl n OiC'gO Allan lrl SERVICE turned bac k the Mariners. TananC:t went the distan<'e and was l<18ged onl y for a solo homer by !.eon Roberts and three ·harmless sin gles . Gian ts 5, Braves 3: Willie McCovey drove in four runs with a double and hi s 49fith ca reer homer in leadi n~ Vida Blue and the Gian ts to victory uver the Braves. Blue scattered seven hit s and struck t1ut four in goi nK the distance. who had n11! started a game in over revolved a round Tom Seaver , P I1Ching Mo st Victori es who lost Wednesday night's Nat•onal League : John , LA 4 game and is still winl ess this 0 , Bonham , Cin , Ra u. LA .1 nd Gr1mSi ey. M f l 3 0: Co r ne10, N Y .o;eason after.Ji ve starts. and FNSCh , St .L 3 I , R R(•u s Heds' pitching coach Larry chet. Ch1 3 7 Shepard tried to answer some Amencan League : l anana . Cat 50 . L('e , Bos 4 0 . Spli llorll . of the questi ons abou t KC J I , B1111ngham and H 1ller , Oer 3 0 , Knapp , Cal 3 1, Seaver 's prublems. August.nc . Mt l 3 1. · Earned Run Average I Bu ed on 18 inn i n·g , Qitched) Nat ional Leagu e : Swan . NY 1 ?4, C r ,msiC'y , Mil and M en tc t us co , SF 1 38: Burr 1s, Ch 1 I 45 . Pe rry . SO 1 50 . Am encan League : Johnson , Oa k 0 41, Heaverto . Oak 0 95 , Palmer , Bai t 1 04 , Knapp , Cal I 33 , Broberg . Oa k 1 47. Stri keouts Nation al League : . R 1c hard . Major Leilgu e Stan d ing s Hou 43 . N1<' kro . All 31. Seaver . B' Y Un it ed Pres ~ tnt ernaf ionat C1n l5 . Blyl even , P1 tf 7 4 , May , · Ea st Mll W L Pet . GB Am err can l ea gue : Ryan , Cal 9 7 563 48 , H aa!i , Mil 16 , Leon ard , KC Montreal 8 7 533 't 24 Matlack, Tex 71 .. Goltz. P1tl !.burgh 1 Ch1cago 9 8 519 1 M inn 11 Pt11 ta l 7 500 1 New York 9 10 -1 14 P1 St LOUIS 1 10 4 12 7't For o II vour home Wes t Enter1ilinment and W L Pet . GB DOX()L gcnne Winner as the Ange ls streak . And the 2l.year<>l d n ~ht· hander responded by toss.ing a f i ve~1 itter to defeat the . Oak land A's, 6- l. Serum allowed onl y a third-in ning so lo homer by Wayne Gross, wal ked two and str ~ck out SIX in boosting his record to 2.j). ·'I :-v~ n t~~ t9~ win thi s game Baity, Shari Drehel, Megan Miller , Becky Long, and Lori for myse lf, su re, but I also Rupe. Absent wa s Na ncy Wall ace. The girls tr ack team is wanted to win it for ille rest of coachc~l by Bonni e fisher. - Katie Crow Pho 1to . the ~ys here ," said Serum, n P(..ull~III11CJI It S Sl illplt' Patek dmve in three runs for the ' Roya ls whil e Tom Poquette had thr ee hits and st..:ored three runs. Angels 5, Mariners I: Frank Tanana tossed a four·hitter and beca[ll~ ~~~ maj or league's lirst five- reliev er, Gar y Serum , t:~s a starter Thursda y in an effort to halt H nine.garne losin g Appliance Needs 1 Calendar 1 l By FRt;D ~c~ANt; Ul'l Sp, rts Wri ter With ace Dave Go lt z side lin ed iu defiuitcly wit h bruised ribs and the rest of his star ters fo und er ing. n ln 1975, North Vietnamese o troops ussa ulted parts of (On ly games scheduled ) Saig on suburb s as th e Communists lighten ed a noose around the South Vietnamese capita l city . •.P ;,:o- \1 !' HnJ.q{.~ R· .O.:tra1! nn t · n ~l lll' \ltth nu tomaru· rhokt •, n•n nl ... luriN • ( 'om'I' Tlll ' nl hl:l 111 ! (,, du t t h n>llt n•l • l 'ncl.·rdP• k l,afflt•;-., fro!U nnd rl'~l r •l'(•:<ii llw • huin and sp tn( ' ~t ·t dl'l\P • 7" 'ill'•·l wh•·t·!s. hal l lu·ar111g l'lfU IPII••d • Adjll ~ ta h h • t·ut 1111~ lwt ght • City Ice & Fuel Co. . 224 1st Street 1 'r hits. South ern hosts North Galli a next Monda y. So ulhern 010 000 0- 1 8 4 Federal Hocking 031 120 X- 7 5 I Huddl eslon (LP), Sayre (2), O'Brien (6) and Forbes, Nance (6). Starling and Dowler. WJni 1Cid , SO 4 6:oo-News 3,4.8.tO,t 3,t5 ; ABC News 6: Zoom 20; Adams Chronicles 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,1S; ABC News 13; Carol Burnet! & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. 1:00-Cross.Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; News 10; Gilligan's Is . 15; Almanac 20; Making Things Grow 33. 7:30-Porter Wagoner 3: Gong Show 4; Price Is Right 8; MacNett.Lehrer Report 20; Pop Goes The Country IS ; Malh Bowl 33. 8:oo-PIIot " Space Force" 3. 4, IS ; Dorothy Hamlll6, t3 ; Wonder Woman 8; Washltlgton Week In Review 20,33; Jul ie Andrews & P.obert Goulet In Concert 10. 8:30-CPO Sharkey 3,4,tS : Wall Street Week 20,33 ; 9:oo-Rocklord Files 3,4,1S; Mov ie "Play Misty for Me " 6,13 ; Incredible Hulk 8, tO; Soundstage 20 ; Shepherd's Pte 33. 9:30-Makem & Cl ancy 33; 10 :011-Qolncy 3.4.15 ; Husbands. Wives & Lovers 8. tO; News 20; Meet ing of Minds 33. 10 :30-Monly Python 's Flying Ci rcus 20 . \1 :0()-News 3, 4,6,8,10,1J,t S; Dick Cavett 20 : MacNeil · Lehrer Reporl 33. " t t 30-J ohnny Carson 3.4. IS; Baretta 6. 13 ; NBA PLay Ott 8; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. 12 :0()-Janakl 33; 12 :40-Lohman & Barkley 6; Iron. si de 13. l :oo-Mtdnlght Spe cia l 3, 4,tS ; Movie "I, Monster" 10; 1:40-News 13 . 2:30-News 3; 3:0()-Movle " Escape Jo Mindanao " 3: ~ : 30-Movle "Guntlghl In Abilene" 3; 6:oo-FBI 3: 7:oo-Bewltched 3. Movie Channel 4 s & 7 P.M. - Checkered Flag or Crash (PG) 9 & \1 P.M. - Network ( R) Cable Chonnet s 6:30 P.M. - Testlmony Time · 7:00P.M. - Pau l Gaud ino Family Fitness Show 7:30P.M. - Sports Block 10:00 P.M. - 100 Club. By Lll.UAN SWANSON were doing. They were just ST. MARYS, W.Va. (UP! ) numb." - Harriette Hatfield, wife of Her husband, Harvey , said tlle only funeral direck>r in ille funerals would have to be Pleasants County, was scheduled over several days . keeping a midnight vigil in The funeral director said he , the wood-panelled office of too, was numb, after a full Ruttencutter's Funeral day of directing hearses full Home. of victims from a temporary SATURDAY, APRtL29, 1978 Just a few steps away lay 14 morgue to his funeral home. 6:0()-Sunrlse Se mester 8,1 0; 6:30-TV Classroom 8: U.S. Farm Report tO ; Kentucky Afi eld 13 . of ille 51 men killed Thursday "A good portion of tllem, I 7:0()-Mar lo & ·the Mag ic Movie Machine 4; Matters of in the Pleasan ts Power knew personally," he said. Li te 6; Ghost Busters 8: Publ ic Polley Forums 10: Station tragedy . Grape Ape 13. "We just had a weekend of 7:30-Salurday Report J; World of Survival 4: ~--· ----, fi ve calls, and we tlloughl Muham mad All iS; Dusty' s Treehouse 6; .Wacko 8; tllat was busy. We're going w Weekend Special 13 . be here all night," said Mrs. 8:0()-Hong Kong Phooey 3. 4.15: Superfrlends 6,1 3; Hatfield . "There 's no way w I Three Robonic Stooges 8, 10. prepare for anytlling like 8:30-Globetrotters 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 8, tO ; 9:0()Scooby 's Laff·a·Lymplcs 6.13; Bugs Bunny.Road tllis. You have to depend upoo Runner 8,10. your friends for your • 1 0:30-Pink Panther 3,4, IS; Batman .Tarzan 8. tO ; resources .'' SATURDAY t 1 :oo-Baggy Pants 3,4,15; Krafft Supershow 6, 13. Mrs . Hatfield said she and 11:30-Space Sentinels 3,15; Little Rascals 4; Secrets OPEN HOUSE 4 to 7 p.m. her husband, Harvey, had ot Isis 8: In The Know 10. ret-eived calls from all their Salurday at Pomeroy Fire 12 :0()-Land ot the Lost 3. t5: Weekend Speclal6; Movl• friends in the funeral Station to mark $30,000 mort" Night & the City" 4; F•t Albert 8, tO: Action News business, offering 1o help out . gage burning ceremony at for Kids t3. Three men were assisting her 6:30 p.m. Occasion to com.12:30-Thunder 3. 15; Space Academy 8.10; Llckety Spi lt 13. husband in preparing the memorate paying off of bodies. $30,000 mortgage by firemen . 1:oo-Jetsons 3: Amerl c•n Bandstand 13 ; Outdoors With J ulius Boros 6; Mr. Magoo 8,10; Nightmare "We co uldn't have done it " on their headquarters. Light 15; Tennis for Everyone 33. witllout them," she said. refreshments and public :30-Greatest Sports Legends 3; Point of View 6; 1 Mrs. Hatfield said five Invited. Racers 8; Film Festival 10; Movie "The Desperate members of the Steele REVIVAL a the Church of Ones" t3 ; Heltage Days at Parkersburg Com. family, which lost 10 men in Jesus Christ , New Lima mun lty College 15; French Chet 33. tlle disaster, were at the Road, .R utland , beginning 2:0()-Baseball Warm. Up 3,4, IS; Soul Train 6; Viewpoint 8; Movie " Maya" tO; Ascent of Man JJ . home. Saturday at 7::W p.m. Elder 2: 15-Baseball 3,4,15; 2:30-Mo•le "The SEcond Asked II there would be a Damon Adams , Mari etta , Woman " 8; . mass funeral , she said, "We evangelist. Elder Bay Rouse, 3:oo-Hollywood Teen 6; Book Beat 33; 3:30-Tennls have heard that's what the pastor. Public invited. 6. 13; Area Showcase 33. Steele family prefers, but we BAKE SALE Saturday 9 4:0()-Thaf Na.hvll le Music 10: Body Shop 33. woo 't know anytlling for sure a.m. at Racine Post Office 4;j1i-Sports Spectacular 8; Nashville on the Road 10; until tomorrow (Friday )." lot. Members to bring bak ed Catch 33. She sai d relatives who goods early . 5:0()-St•r Trek 3; Wide World of Sports 13 ; Marcus called and stopped by the SUNDAY Welby, M.D. 4; Golf 15 ; Wide World of Sports 6; Pop Goes The Country 10; Art ·America 20; Zoom funeral home were told they OLD r·ASH!ONED Hymn 33. would be reached today about Sing Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at 5:30-Porter Wagoner 10; Art America 20; Ohce Upon making arrangements. Morning Sta r United A Classic 33. She said tlle "very close· M e h t 0 d i s t C h u r c h . 6:oo-News 3,4, 10; Lawrence Welk 8; Zoom 20; Studio knit" community of St . Congregation wearing long See 33. Marys was taking the deaths skirts and overalls. 6:3()-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News t3; News 6; Que hard . "l had to run down to Pasa, USA ? 20,33 , MONDAY the sto re this afternoon . 7:0()-Litlle Rascals 3; Lawrence Wetk 4.15; Hee Haw SPECIAL MEETING, People had simply stopped, 6,8: Bugs Bunny 10: Wild Kingdom 13 ; Elec. Co. 20; Battle Line 33. They didn't know what they Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters, 7:30p.m. · 7:30-We Think You Should Know 3: All .Star Anything TGoes 10; Lowell Thomas Remembers JJ; Monday. Work in the super Nightmare 13; Once Upon A Classic 20. excellent master degree ; 25 THE IJA.IL V SENTINEL 8:0()-Chlps 3,4,1 5; Mel & Su'"n Together 6,13 ; Jof . OEVO'I'Ell TOntE years cards to be presented. fersons 8,10; Onedln Line 20: Old Frlends ... New INTEREST OF All companions invited to MEIG!hiiASON AJIEA Friends 33. attend. ROBERT HOF.FUCH 8 : 3~ratlon Petticoat 6,13 : Ted Knight 8,10; Saint. Cll y Editor Galy Tiles of Wil liamsburg 33. Publilhed W.ily eu~pt Sllturd•y 9:oo-Mo•le " Hall , Hero! " 3,4,1S; Love Boat 6.13; by The Ohio Valley Publishing Cttt np~~ny · M ultunedlll , Inc., Ill Another Pay 8.1 0; Our Mutual Friend 20; On The OESTO MEET Court Sl., Pumeroy, Ohio -45789. Track 33. Btuioesll Office Phone m- 2 1 ~ . Evangeline Chapter, Order 9:3()-Maude 8,10 . Editor~ I Phone99'.MI57 of the Eastern Star, will meet Second cLI&ss J><*UI~e paid Ill tO:oo-Fantasy Island 6,13; Miss U.S.A. Beauty Pum~ro)' , Ohio . 111Ursdo)' at the Middleport Pageant 8,10; Meeting of Minds 20. N11l!OOMI ltldverlising rtpre»en· Ma so nic Temple . Pas t It :oo-News 3,4,6,13, IS ; Watch Your Mouth 33. tallv~ , LMm.lon A!180Cl1Lel llOI l!liltrons and pa st patrons will It : 15-ABC News 6; 11 :30-Saturday Night 3,4,1S; Euclid AYe., Cleve lind,Ohlo i411S. Sui)Y(:rlptlon rltil l De l111ered by Movie " Godzllla" 6; Movie "A Breath of Scandal" be honored, and Initiation will l'~rrier where IIV&ilablit! 7S centa per 13; Janak! 33. be held . Members are w~k . By Motor Rout.e whtre ~ rrier 12 :0()-News 8,10; 1~ : JO-Second City TV B· Mo•le MerviCt' not IIVMil»We, 0nl! month , reminded lha,l inspection will ~ . ~ . Uy tniiiJ in Ohio 1nd W. Va., " The Feminist & the Fun" tO. ' be held on May II at 7:30p.m. One Ye~tr, 522.00 ; Slx monlha, l:oo-Movlo "The Intruders" 3; Movie " The Navy vs. 11 1.50 : Three months , 17.00; with a dinner to be held at the Night Monsters" 4: Wolfman Jack 6; Don F..biewhere t26.00 )ltMr : Six monLhl 6:15 that evening. ReservaKirshner's Rock Concert 8. · 113.50 : Th ret! rnonths , 17 .00 tions for the dinner are to be ~ bs~:rtptio!l jH'ice lnl'ludcl SundaY 1: 20-Movte ''House on Haunted Hill" 13; 2:4$-ABC Tunes-&nun~t · made with Mrs. Maryln News13; 3:0()-News 3; 3:3()-Movte " The Ride to Wilcox before May 8. Hangman' s Tree" 3; S:oo-FBI 3. . I Social a Hogan' s Heroes 15. No way to prepare ~()W'S By Greg Bailey Visiting ·South ern fell behind early and never recovered as th ey fell to host Fed eral Hockin g 7-1 last night: Three So uthern pit· chers gave up ten bases on balls while fanning six with starter Mike Huddleston being tagged with the loss. Southern actually outhil the hots · 6-:i, .but the Tornadoes committed four costly errors. Southern scored its only run in the second inning for a short HI lead. Steve Hill. Herbie Ervin , and Mark Forbes knocked singles for the run. The Lancers took control in the bottom of the inning. The lead-<Jff batter walked and the next one singled. Then came three strai ght bases on balls before Phil Mobbs boomed a double. The ho sts added insurance runs in the lhird, fourth and fi fth innings. Starling got the win , ":alking just one and fanning stx. Mobbs led !he hosts with a double and single. Southern was led by John Sayre and Forbes who had two si ngles each. Steve Hill, Ervin, Mike Nance, and Kellv Wi nebrenner eath ha d single to account for the other Poorer IS; Merv Griffin 6; Addams Family 8; Sesame St. 20 ,33; Gomer Py le, USMC tO; Dinah 13. 4:30-Litlle Rascals 3,15 ; Gilligan's Is. ~ ; .8 ; Brady Bunch 10. 5:oo-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4;; Gun· smoke 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Petllcoat Junction 15. 5:30-News 6; Etec . Co . 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Federal labor inspe ctors from the Orcunntinno l S:lfrty . ____.J r ~ 106 N. 2nd Av e. crumblin g debris. an explosion some years ago; one or two fellows died. My friend, the former sheriff, died of cancer . And now l)ere . lam, there's aU this death in the valley." Four miles up in the hills, where the clan dogs had stopped wagging their tails, sensing .'he mood of the mountatns, Gary Steele watched the women stumble over the early spring grass toward the family house. He made a step as to follow. He FRIPAY, APRIL28,197B -4 : ~M i ster . . TELEVISION VIEWING and Healtll Administration were trying to determine the cause of the collapse. The Charleston, W. Va. : Gazette reported today some construction workers complained foremen were rushing the project and not allowing the tower's concrete w dry sufficiently. However the newspaper said construction supervisors blamed the accident on the scaffold itself. "The best description I can give you is that it continued to break loose in a circle, more or less like you would peel an apple, and felll68 feet," said State Police Maj . W. F. Donohoe. "It's the worst industrial accident outside of a coal mining accident that's ever occurred in tlle state." The deaths were a personal tragedy to many of the residents of Willow Island and the other nearby small towns along the Ohio River. One family alone accounted for tO of tlle victims. Edgar Duelley controlled his grief until he had to go to ille temporary morgue to identify his brother's body. There he wept, ille tears pouring down his tanned face . "It was a heck of a way to lose one, " he said. The wwer, measuring about 360 feet in diameter at tlle base, was one of two being ·constructed by Resea rchCottrell Inc. of Bound Brook, !II . J ., for the Allegheny Power System 's $677 million Willow fsland Power Plant, which was scheduled to begin operation next year . One U>wer already had been completed and the second, scheduled to reach more ill an 400 feet in height, was more illan halfwa y toward completion. The mangled bodies of the victims were taken to the Belmont Fire Department about four miles from the plant where they were lined up on ille floor, covered with blankets and sheets. Twins stop A 's, 6-1 Lancers defeat Southern, 7-1 a...--- Point Pleasant (304) 67S.24t;O ' BAUM ·TRUE VALUE ~BS- 3301 CHES:rER, 0. • POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy , 0. Front End Alignments �5- The Da1ly Sentlllel, Mtddlepurl-l'umeruy . 0 ., Fl'lday , Aprrl 28. 1978 4- The Dat i) Sent mel. Mtd<llcpurt-Pumem; , 0 .. Fnday, Apn! :18. 1978 .:-Girl-S~~~;};;;;;-: Auxiliary plans for M:r::J:l il: :.: ~·: .~·l':S:I: :Il~ ~):·:gs l 'u nt)glrl: Athens 1 :Toda) Mrs ;wouts at the Black Dtamund (;n·l S<·uui t'ounct lmeellng betng lreltl at Glt•m'rilc, W. Va Ht•l' IL' IJUI t on ttll' annualmt.•eung will be gr\ ell at C:l. servrLt' unr t mt't'ttng 111 Mel .' The ,..,.,·Icc urut mcelll t ~ 11 til ill• ht'ld at l'amp Ktaslt uta un ~li:i\ ll an ti \~til mdudL· an uutdour trvuv GH itpmg Sl'!;SIOII un skrll dl'velupmenl Tlrosl' alkntlrng <.tl't' etskt•d to takt· i::l ~ c k lwttll smce tlw met•tmg wtl l be from 10 a .m. tu 2 p.r11 Plan:-, f'rt• movrng i:ihedd fu r dHy t.:amp tube held the Sl'l'ond Wt't:'k m .July A ~a111 tlu s ~'l'HI', Mrs Judy Werry Will be scrw a.., till! l'(ltll p tli1 ector wtt h Mrs. Pi:it TholllJ as hl'r asslsli::illl Munc\' und g1ft.s hJr tlll' \ dl'r ctr;:-i p~rllt·~ i:i l Urt• All lt' IIS Ml' llll::ll Healt h Ct'llll'l' wtre f-!1\'ell at Wcdm·sda} rn ght 's llll'L'llll g of tht..• Ailll'I'H..'a/1 l.cgron r\ux!liary uf f'et'IIL'Y ·llcnllelt Post 118, ot till' hall rhe U!lll /'l'l'l!IVl'd a kltel ~lr·~ ThomC:t. gll'l .:;cout St:I'\'I<.!C mut director , ,scrve.s on the from Helen B1llmgs , vdc1cms ~1 et~s Count) Jwnvt f' a11 Bw rd. At Wednrsday night 's ll'JJlt'ScrllCJti\'C at ti lt' Center rnt•t·turg n• presenlcllr ,·es of VICA, FFA. FHA , 4-H and (!1rl l:l Sk!ll g fu r L' OIIIt'! tJ ULI U!lS Sroub rn CJde necessa r } IT\' ISIUilS Ill tht• pn•mrwn book to 00 I!J \I.i:tl d::; lhl' pctrtJCS wl11d1 arc pr \1\tl'd next 111011th • l1dd t'<-H:h mouth fur the Tlw pet :-how U:-iu.rd ly held un F'nda} murmng of fan week H'tl•rans there . A tJox of gifts ~ll l " bt-cn 1110\'t'll to Fnday afte rnoon, Hnd the 4-H hor se show "ml $1 ll wtll be sent h;:r:- Ut:.·l'tl d1anged fr um Tue1;Uay to Thursduy al9 a.m Poppy da~ :s wert• t~.·11tatrv~Fut the ftrst tune the Sevulo wtll be fu ll; parti ctpaltng in the , lr sdtedulccl fur till' t9tlt "nd JWllor [,Ill' t'lasses fo r exlubn wtll be tncludcd mthe premtwn ]itlt 111 Muldleput t >\I tit ~lr> . lxook fu r all [,our lerels uf >e·u ultng . Ribbons and premtwns will Dw Wtll as thl' puppy bt• £l \\ Hl'dt•d dta lllll'l'SUII . Mtldrcd ParPOMEROY Jl:NIOR TROUP 1276 :-,uu:-,. da uglrtcr of Mr . ami ,\ trip tu the Mctgs County Sheriff's Department and lite ,\ lr s Larn Parson ~. 1 ~ the \ki gs County courthouse "as planned fur Monday at tilt s 1'178 l.ttlle Mtss Pupp; for tile \1 el'k ·s rrli.'t't mg of the JUniOr troop at ttw Pum~ruy Elementar~ Ullll She IS i:l mclllbt'I uf the Srh oul The tnp 1\llllw a patt uf 11urk on the conununit; act tun JlllllUJ auxllletry Wdt.;t' A dlllner wtll Ill· pt epart·d ·\t .\l u ndd ~ mght's mcellng the sct•uts were taught good b~ t/1~ t\uxrlwr·~ Jlll'I IliJL'J S fo1 ht t~!!ll t 1 XI:'l'll~l llg ll\ Mrs P~t Tt1orni:l i.llld also cunllllUt'd \\ork till (JUSt llll'JiliJl' l' ~ whu \II ]] tx• on till'll b,H.if,!l':oJ Thl'y wt.·re (1lso givl!n ha~il' f1r~t i:tid lll~truc­ nwk111 g 11ll· tr trad1 11 onal l!u tl IJ} \1r ~ Wrn ~ aml Mr:-, Tht1111~ T it~· trmnrng was gt'i:.l l l'd \'l;o,J l!:i to lt' llll'(C l It' ~ Ull !or <h..,htlfl~ \ la ~:-.nl ~tl' :-:i ~nd 111d udcd !:iplllll ng i)l'ukt•Jl bune.s. ~klli UI'ICt ] IJd~ 1dJ IJllllh 11 mi l f11,rk1ng etm! ''hi:! I tv dv ctbouli t l'l ll ' unl'lllHtiOI I tei:l for 111'E\DS )l f. I·:HIJ(; \lr :- \l dr~ Brt' \\ l' T \\i'h d.J ll illl ~ tl l\l:'! l' Httt•mlmg thl' I'L'u·rlt lllt't.:'t IIl l: of tht· Hu!>y Bt'L' ( ']a-.."1 ,,J tht• M1d dh·port F1rst ~ptht t 'Jrurdr Her murre \Hl~ Ul\lllll'll liUJJ(l!l\' Ulllll t l 'd nom tht· h:,t. l'l.ANS NOTE() Theil' \'Ill not be gr<.t\ l'!:illiL' s enl l't:!:i SunJ a ~ fu r l..onvi-e~u·e HunJcu uf {;rranl fUIIIll'r Mn.illleport l't'SH!t:nt The d1:1tc C:tnd tunc of servtces wt ll be annuwtccd lalet Mr Hurlien dtcd Wednesday dl'll·ga l t: .'-> i:!m.l altt•rmtlcs lo HuLkt_•\'t' t ;rrb · .Statt• \~<Is an- lliHHlt"~·d fur Sun tla~ HI llrt: l.cg run htill1n l.an ca ~ tl'J ll wa ~ ~ ottxJ du~ng tire nH·t•tJng t'Oildul'tl'd b~ Mrs. f'll•da (lark. tu ret<lln tile l'U ( l't' llt ufhn·r !) fu r et!lotlll'r tcm1. Henry Cla twunlty pll'St: lllt•d L'l'J tlfil' ctlt'~ tu butlr ti lt.' JU1ll 1..11' <:! lld lilt..' St: llii.JI' dUX· ou'll be happier WITH TE ACC HEATI G OIL rlwr) wub fo r L'Olltn i.J utton.s lu till' (; 1ft., lu lite \' ank> Who Gan· Sylllpathy \\as cxtu Jd cJ to tile falll tl; uf Emest llat·; nhart llmTy Slun·r wa .) reported ltu,ptlail zl'J. and 011 SILk call II CI'l' Mrs. (;omct lkrdmctr l \\hu I I I a Li ukcll awJ Mrs Mcrx Dan-s, Ul'lll ....... ha~ - ·- -- - --..,. I Pomeroy I Personal Notes I I I Mr Hlll i Mrs lluhert al!ll l'111llh en. Co ldwl'll . ~ J>t.' n t lht_• \\ l'l'kt·nd hl'll' wrth hr!'J parL· nt~ . Mr ami Mr ~ . f\ar I Grucser ami son . I .a rT) f\.l r:-,. Donnn Sha t11 rmd tliiUI.dttl'l' Ill C;i:t ]lrpolr s spent Tl tuJ sdi.l) llcl"t' wt th her pat cnts. Mr and Mrs Donie) Hetbe l. and l1e r gra nd( ;r ue~ c r Fuel Chief ,I HEATING OIL 1 pr~r CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992-2145 ,..• .••.. FOR FURTHER DETAILS DISTK IBUTED BY .... ~ v City Ice &Fuel Co. • J ..". :z d " ~ J ... . ______.. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ASH ST. .._ cnts. Mr <md M 1 s H~m y Hetbl'i Mrs· Al lw11 Huuslt a11d sun. Kcnn), and J.r.-x1 Pr (lll'l welt' 111 P1 nsu nfurk , K y u\'el' Ure Wl'l'kentl P1C!lL' T' \ lu VISi t grdmi~GJ r L" nb, MISs Mr cUHJ Mr~ . Fri::ink l'uleiii.:JJI " and Iter uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. Paul Tackett. The; <.tl~ u vrstted her undt'. Erm,tl Cuiern an . ,d tilt: Wtlltm nsurr , W. Va Huspt tal. Mt' wtd Mr·; Hoger lluusli CJ!ltl duuglrter. Susan Mm'lt' , Gruvt• Ctt y, were Wt'eh nt.l \'IStlurs uf lite Albert Huuslt fmn ll)' . "'.. vetelll'nn 's part1J "J f U l1UII Il' fro m Um\'e r s rl~ Hu>pttal. It wos al' v nutctl tltat Mr' Jame Hou>h Ita> a · ba by daughter. Mr> Will ar!cd a> chaplatn for Hollon and Wolfe speak to Racine Auxiliary the meellnl! &\'eral tncmbl·rs were absent due tu illne,s . Tile pledKe lu the fla g Jpcrwd Ua• mecll11g r-------·, IH~I;;''JI:i;'""~-1 II So Cl. "al II US. • • By :·~ 1 Calendar I Hrlen Bottel j:_ HE'S LOOKING FOR SEEn MONEY DEAR HELEN If vou ean sell blood tu a blood bank, ean you 'e ll spcnn to a spcr;n bank '- H\'TE HESTED DEARINT Yes, provtded you pa &> all physkal and mental requtrements . But tt'> a ptl•lty sextsl venture Only male' need apply - H DEAR HELE N. I'm marrted , but have a terrtftc male fnend He would never be anythmg more tha n a good buddy. We ca n talk about anythlllg , wherea' my husband, Bill, hardl) ever shares h" thoughts Without this fellow. Ill) marriage might notla'l · he's my uutlcl when I feel all bullied up and wantlu scream at my uncunununicatiV(' mate But 11\Stead .9f bctng glad l have a fine fr iend . Bill resents lum and puts hnn down "'a "queer." I He "n'l. i Why should he be Jealous of a platonrc relallonshtp' • TEHHY ANN DEAR TERHY ANN : Btll prub<tbly >enses yuu feel do>er lo your good male buddy than you do to hun Sexua l Jealou'y lSn'l the only kmd. )OU knuw. 'fr} brcakrng down tht• l:OIIlillUIIIt:cttJOn l.xtrncr between you, and perltap> the rl'scntmenl wtll gu How '' Keep talkmg Don 't retire into hurt ' ilcncc Just beea11~c BtU finds it hard tu share He needs educatmg ! ·H . DEAR HELEN : My husb<tnd and I have n't had sex for ctghl years and before that 11 wasn't much I'm 4fi, he's 59. I 'taycd becatc;e of ll>e l'hildrcn . We don't say much to each other . Last mghtl tned lu make advance' antlmenltuned lhe etghl\e<J r freeze . Hr at:cused me of low thoughts ;md scud I wa s so ~emamltng I'd destroyed our mt:~rria ge I' ve been readr11g and praymg a lul. but nul chcalmg ur begg- rng . A woman frwnd told me yesterday my husband has been ""ttng a pro~tit utc who i~ slrtctly fur eash. She 's seen him. How could he spend money lh" ·way when he rgnore' me'? Nu wonder we c·<.tn'tHfford a vacC:tll un!- T.Y. DEAH T.; Why don 't yuu ask lllln, nul me ? Perhaps your man '"offerIng 1is that the word I mean ? 1frum a madonna complex If he correlate ~ sex with 'in. then he may be impotent wtlh Ius "goud . pure wtfe.:' but raunc hy wtth a proshtule. Or maybe he 's afraid he'l l fa ll short t,watch your wonl~. Hele11 ! 1and won't risk sex wtlh anyone but a paid performer who won'! put him down . Or could your ma rna~e be so b<td 111 other ways that he 's stn clly a "bed and bot•ed" man ~ It's tuue yuu Iwo sta rlcd talkmg . · H "a lions ! l 1P.S And not JUSt about missed FRIDAY REVIVAL now m progress at new Independent Holiness Church, Pear I Street, Middl epor t The Hev . Da vtd Light is the eva ngeltst. Pastor is \he Rev . O'Dell Manley . UNITED Mtn e Workers Supporters Cl ub Friday 10 a.m . at Miners Relief butldtng, High St., Mrd dleport. Anyone wish ing additional mformation are asked to call 992~ 1 63 . SHADE RIVER Lodge 453, F&IIM. Chester. meeting i .30 p.m. Friday with work in the EA and FC deg rees; all Master Ma sons invited ANNUAL BAKE sale uf Forest Ru n MethodiSt Church, Fr1day, 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. at Dale C. Warner Insurance Agenc), W Main St , Pomeroy WEEKEND revival , Friday through Sunday, i 30 p m each even tn g at Freedom Gos pel Mi ss wn. Ba ld Knob, wtlh Rev . !.. H Glu esencamp speaktn g; Good News Sin ge rs of Washmgtun C. H. featured Sa turd ay eve ntn g ; publi c mvited . REV IVAI. AT Long Bottom Umted Methudt.<t Ch ur ch , Thursday through Sunday, 7:30 p.m. and specia l music each evenrng Chester Lemley, Vmton. evangel"l. and public invited . RACINE-Drugs and crune were the toptcs uf Run Hollon ami Ciary Wolfe. 'pcakers at thl' Tuesday night mt.'t.!ling the t\merr carr li.!!{l on Aux- rlrary , Hacllle Pust502. at lite hall Hollon atl<l Wolfe arc special deptttics uf the Mctgs County Sheriff's Department. Hullun talked abou t drugs. the dtffcrcnt lYIJ«S. use ami furlll>, und lltetr dfc><:t,. He cm p ha~1zed the ava ilatJilily uf drugs 111 the home IIICdil'IIIC L:(ll:tlllct , menlJOTIIIIJ..: scver::tl tlrctt arc taken by prcsc nptiun whtcll beeumc di:lngc1 uus wheu taken 111 large quanltttes. Wolfe talked abuut erune particularl y breaking and entering and rubbery The two answered questions from the group . Mane Boyd, ch ildren anu youth chairman , had charge uf tile program. Read at lhe meeltng were several acknowledgments of report' from distflcl anu department chairmen The grrl stC~ Lc le<.t was announced fur SundHy from 3 to 5at the Lancaster Pu,t, 154 E. Matn St , Lancaster. Frances Huberls, fureign rcl<.tliun.s rh<.trnn(:l n, )ji!VC i:l report un Peru during the meeting By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehuuse Hepurter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio General Assembly has adjourned for SIX weeks after sending 14 bills to Gov James II . Rhodes, in cluding legislation gran ting eight extra makeup-free closing days to school dislricts and extending heating drscounls for lhe low-in come elderly. and disabled . Final action of the spnng session came Thursday as · lawmakers anxious t.o get home for prunary election campaigning encou ntered few of the hangups whtch normally accompany the last day. Also sent tu the governor were proposals elinlllli:Jli ng the state sales tax' on rnsuhn and parts used in manufaclurmg equipment, and permitting branch bankmg in counltes adjacent to the home ofrice. A minor change Written by <.t conference committee on the he.Ptrng credrt bill sailed thr ough both chambers unarumously, The banking brll, wht ch authorizes sta t ew td e branching starting in 1989, cleared th e House on a 57-36 vote and was ratified by the Senate, 23~. Oth~r major developments on the final day of the spring sess10n saw: - Law rna k ~rs ' k1rl a POLLY 'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - How can wnnkles caused by loldrng m shtppmg be removed from thermal-so ft . foam ba cked draperies ? If you hav e trouble getttng yo ur pastry cloth back un the frame after 11 has been laundered try putting 11 on while it ts sll ll damp. M.C. H. DEAR M.C. H. - I think warmth , NOT HEAT, should remove the wrinkles just as one do es with a plasti c tablecloth. Have you tried using a pressing cloth over the fabric and then a warm Iron . U they are the type that can be washed and dried In the dryer l would even try on e in the dryer set for a short lime ou warm . - POLLY DEAH POLLY - When tar was track ed in on my leave it in the shopping bag. When the paper IS delivered the boy can pick up his money and not have lu make a second trip to collect. When coming home with pac kages the hook is very handy to hang my purse on whtle I unlock the door. HARRIET DEAR POLLY - A dish draine r makes an excellent storage place for pan lids, small trays, cutting boards, etc It wtll ht in a cupboard or on a pantry shelf. AIS() l find a !!lllall dtshpan an Ideal place for storin g small contamers and lid• - they are all in one pla ce and not falling all over. - MRS. J .C.M TH~ MEIGS INN from all of us to MOM ;;a_.;p ··w;Love'fu .' t'~I . f.;~., Number one fear NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE E. Ill the stale stat~ . Schools already have ftve "Calamity" days whtch they do not have to make up if they dose for hazardous weather Th e bill adds five more for 1978, and provides that dtStncL> cln not have to make up three days last Janwry when the governor declared a "'tale of emergency " Hep . Mi chael G. Ox ley, RFindlay, argued that some <hstrtcts "felt an obligatwn to make those day' up," and the winter of 1978-79. The program was in effect last wmler and was quite successful spoo sors reported . An extra $26 7 million in state funds " required to extend 1t another year The branch banking bill was opposed by community hankers and rural Ohio legtslators, who felt that bigcity ban ks would drive smoller , locally~ontrolled hanks out of busmess. Sponsor s argued the bill would stimulate competition Within lh~ banking industry and lead to mcreased capttal mvestrnent m rur al areas of U1e slate . Bo th cha mbers are to retnnvene June \3. already dtd so He satd teachers and s eho ul employee' would have to be patd for th ose days under lhetr normal contract and GIKH Ln ror the mak eup work "'11tere's notht ng in thi s lllll that requires double paynknt ," countered Hep Hobert.) B1oggs, D-Jefferson " What we're >aytng i' Utal you se houl bo ards and teacher s at the loca l le vel work it out i:!IJJong yourselves " The heatt ng credits - measw·e allows a 25 perct!nt di'eount on the ulthty bills of eld erly or disabled heads of ho11>ehold earmng le" than $7 ,420 a year tncludmg retirement income. dw•mc ' ·~· -·' ' . "" CHAMPS - 111e f1fU1 grade basketball squad at Syracuse Elementary School ended its season with a perfect record, G~ . They were presented trophies Tuesday night at the school by U1eir mach Barry McCoy . Fron t POMEIOY, ' . row, 1-r. Mal colm GuinU>Cr, Jon Clark . second ruw, DHvid Ebersbach , 13nan Connolly, Greg Nease, Dann Roush, Hichard Dav1s, Gr eg Mi chael: third row. cnach Barr) McCoy . activities reported Meigs County Sh ertff James J . Proffitt reports that a deer wa' st ruck on Eagle Hidge Hoad resulting in slight damage to an auto being driven east on the Eagle Ridge Road by Randy K. Keller , Rt . 3, Pom eroy, ThW'sday at 7:30p.m. Keller advised 'that a deer ran into the path of Iu s auto from a field on the left. The deer was knocked down , but it got up and ran off into a field . The drivt'f \\aS not injW'ed. , Deputies are investiga ting the theft of a M) e" water pump and 20 gallon holdi ng tank that was taken fr om an old buildin g next door to the Carpenter Bapt iS t Ch ur ch somelime within the last two weeks . The buildin g was re<-ently purchased b) the ChW'Ch . The Sheriff' s Sale scheduled to be held Saturday, Aprtl 29 in the Common Pleas Court in the case of Roberta C. O'Brien vs. Oneita Baker flu !ton , etal, has been cance lled by a court entry obtained by defendants, Doris Eastman . elal , and Floyd 0 . Baker, eta I. ThW'sday everung Mei gs County Oeputtes investigated a complaint of. destruction of property. Lester Shoemaker. Rt. 1, Muldleport, 1Happy Hollow 1 reported that around 7 p m. Thursda y evening someone cut out a 7 foot section of his gasline that leads from the gas well to hts residence. TI1e inci'dent Js under in vestigation. MEETING SUNDAY The Meigs Gi rls' Softball League, jum or and senior eli visions, will meet Sunday . Apri l 30, at 4:30p.m at ltoyal Crown glrrage orr North Second Ave., Mtddl eporl All lea~ue teams must have a represen tative present and any new lc<.tms in the MeigsMason area arr invited to attend . SQUAD RUN The Pomeroy Erriergency Squad wa s ca lled to Mulberry Hetght s at 6:53 p.m Thursday for Mrs. John Terrell who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Me and my SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, .DIET RITE &DADS ROOT BEER BOmE CAPS FOR CHARITY R•.C. BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992 - ~542 or 9"~ ~1·14 L::o---------------"""l~• CHEEHLEA DF:RS fur th<• fifth and stx th ~rade basketba ll teams HI S; raruse Elemenll1ry Wt.'T'C , fro nt. Arn y Adkm.,, Kttren Hemsley, I,ouJst' i\1rHgh£r . h:wk . .J;rnu· Amberger. Dr em a Owens " nd !Jtocky Arnoll . The gtr b were ;tlso pr escntccl lrophll's . EXHIRIT SET Tri-State Area youth are preparing exhtbtis for one of the ~re<.tlcst shows m whtr h they wt ll pa rti cip ate . " SPECTAULCAI\ '78" With the theme "Wonderful World of Scoutmg" wil l tak e plil ce Sa turday , May 13, at the Huntington C!VIC' Cent er ftom I to 8 p.m. Over \0<1 buo th spa ces have been reserved by Packs , Troops. and Post s fro m the cuuncil 's .ten county area Campftre G~rls , Gi rl Scou1s. Utut ed Wi:i y, and several other oq~amz aUon s are plann1ng exhtbits fur - tht s m.aj or Scoul111 g event Cubs. Scou ts, and Explorers w1!1 receive prizes fur the amount of llckets the) sell. su - if yuu don't have your t1cket now, con tact a Cu b. Scout. ur Explorer ur thl! Scout Servi ce f'e11 ter tivity," said Wilkowski . " We ' hould ta ke a leslonn from the permi !;si<on tf establish a Sun Belt stat es where a bra nch uutsid<! iLs count; uf signi ficant ele ment in mcorporalton enmo1 nir dc\elftpmcn t wH s 'l'htlt set tlon Wi:IS added U1e l ihen!ltzm ~ of banktng bt•t'allse of th<• Legislature's l:tws." concern over allegedlv disMt·>hel's btll , as amendcnd cruninatory lendmg h<o btts by by till' 1\ouse . <liso ,·on ~11n s 1u·bao banks with in the inner strong language to allow the oty - an htslonl'a ll) l""r still<• Superin tenden t of nsk area for mnrtgagc loa ns 11ilnk.s tn inve, ti ga tc a hank 's Attempts to remove the mongagc lendin g practtces ~ " red li nih~" language failed when the hank applies for : · ::·:····:::::::':·::::::::: :·:·: :-:-:::...· .. ·:·:': StlUAU SUMMONED T he M t d d I e "Y o rt Emergenc)' Squad was called to the ('Orner of Main anti Suuth.Seeond Sts . at 4 ' 20 p.m Wedn esd ay wh ere Helen 2· !lighthouse, Route Pomeroy, had recet'vcd a poss ible htp fra ct ure in a full 'She was tak en to fl olzer Medical Center. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy emergency squad answered a call tu Spring Av e.. 01 10 ' 30 a .m. Friday fur Marvin Darst, a medical patient, who wa s tllk"n ' to Vet eran s Memorial flospital. WASIIINGTON tUPii President Co rter ha s 'I I as· proc 1a t· me<1 "ay 1.oyn It Y I) oy. ' ·s om<' lhl ngs ·"·Ill 1 reman rons ta nt •" Ca rlcr · sa id . "Among lh ese is lhe loyally of lht• American (ll'uplc. " llecause we arc a lr•e • people, lhc liiyalty we leel tu our rountry 1s deeper lhan t hat whi ch any Imposed poltllcul or ldeuluglcal orthodoxy could Invoke," he said . "And as long os we <'onllnue lo rrmal n fallhful to th e principles and freedoms on which our republic was luundcd, thai loyally will see us lh rough " ha lever chall<•ngcs lie ahead." :-:·.: : ·: :·:-:·.: ::::::·::':::.. :: · :::::::::.:: .. ·.::-:·...::<: I Inspecting bicycles 'Continu ed from page II weather condition s . The pm es of bt cyc les and t ruphtes wtll be awarded as soon a s poss ible after the three week deadline tu return t he money CQllec\ed Ea ch nder whu comp letes the r ide will receive a certi fi cate for parttcrpatton The co urse will take nd ers through Putneruy frum the Senw r l'tllZ~S Cent er , Middlep o rt, Rutland . Harri sonville and return to the Seni nr l'1t1zens fenler pECIAL S Expanded branch banking awaits Rhodes' signature By DICK KIM~HNS COLUMBUS '(U PI I Branch banks, now limited by state law to the county 1n which thetr home offrce IS incorporated . will be allowed to expand to neighborin g counties if Gov. James 1\ . Hhndes sigrLs legislatton sent to hiS desk Thursday by the Ohi o General "-"embly . Th e controversial bill . sponsored in the Senate by Sen . Harr y Meshel, IJ Youn gstown, and in th e House by Rep. Art hur Wilkows ki , D-Toledv, wa s opposed by commumty bankers and ruralle"islators • who said the competition would drive small, locallyowned banks out of business . Banks could expand their branches thr oughout \he slate after 10 )'ears . AdJ'oining co unty branches could open after Jan . 1, 1979 . Legislativc approval of the blll came In both houses before th e Lcgi slalurc recessed until June 13 The House passed the bill 57-36 and the Se nate agreed in the lower chamber 's amendmenl.s 23~ . Similar legi,lation failed two years ago because of opposi lion from rur a! bankers. This sessloo, some of the objections were muted when bank branches were initially limited to neighboring counties , and the allowance for statewide branches was delayed until 1989. Proponents said th e bill would increase amount of in vestment capital avallable in rural areas of !he state. "The lack of availability of money restricts bu;iness ac- ....~' Fole) , Mark Salser , Hand y i\rmes, Lee Dill : second row, Sammy Am bW'g ey, Corey McPhat l. Dt:nms Teaford , Rusty Flagg, Keith Cook; b<trk, coach Barry McCoy '!11ey were presented lr oph tes SIXTH GHADE basketba ll squad at Syracuse Elementary endc~l It' season wtth a 4-2 record. Team member s arc fr ont, 1-r. Tony Deem , Brian Allen. Gary Sheriff's department Levrs 10.2 and crl.odit unions l.1w tmmediateoy upon the gov ernor 's s1g n::tture . Otherwise it would be the ftrst of July - after the end of sc hool - before the wmter liost ng da) S could be l•fftc lally forgiven by the Warmth on wrinkles ON ALL MEN'S JEANS ON -AU BRANDS INCLUDING From Parkersburg, W.Va. WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY divisions of consumer finance ComrncJ'L'C L>epaltJncnt Th e btll exe111 pting maclunery parts frolll the sales tax br eezed clown to the gov ernor ' s offu·e on a unan rm (JU S H11 usc vntc despite the nppost ll nn of organized labor, wh lL'h com plamed it will cost the state up U> $22 milliun a year But the schoo l dosmg bill got by wrth not a s1n!-(le vute 'tH sp<.t re on its cm~rgen cy prtonl) , as Hepublican s eumplainecl it \\ould 1equ11 e sdwol l.h s lrrds lo PH Y teachers and employees for "snow" days a lready made up. The emergency dause gut 66 votes - the exact cumber needed tu allow 11 to become Polly Cramer JEANS SALE 0 '2° OFF OPEN ROAD bottled-up bill banning rat es" on "measu red telephone servtce and Ut'(iet· the Public Utililtes Commi ss ion of Ohr u to prese nt a "work pl~n " by Ju ne 9 under which the Legislature can decide the meriL• of measured rates. - The Senate Judi ciary Committee kill on an 8-t vote a controversial House1><1sscd bill requirin g a minute of silence for med1tatwn or prayer m public sc hools. - '11te Legislature send to Rh odes bt!ls authol'IZ tng nexible working hoilrs on a li m tled bast s to stale employee,, and creating new POLLY'S POINTERS bathroom floor I reached for the closest thing. which wa s a bott le of baby uil. Wtth a THURS!M Y minimum amount of rubbmg GALLIA COUNTY SALON rt all came off. - NETTIE fi l ~ . F.tgltt and Fvtl v. \\Ill DEAR POLLY - l hope l II reel Thursday at tile liolnt• of have help for C.W. whose Mrs . Jua11 W!KKI flour smks to the bottom of ~ the frying pan mstcad of staying on the meat. I pass shadow of )uur father. the meat through an egg MR T Maybe I should batter mixture and then put -~ -R1n9 think about that I never even into the fl our mtxture Then 1 considered domg anythmg place 11m th e refngerator for · her great ring else . half an hour before frying . By the end of the call, Mr . T The fl our misture will stick \o ' ull ~"· ,.• ' ' , , II Jill, !Ill was beginning tu understand the meat Th1s works every th e extent to wht ch hts time for me. - MHS. C H. !!II,/ "'"' '" ""' com petition with hiS father DEAH POLLY - When wa s int erfering with his pamtmg a wall and you ha\'c ability to work effectively . He a hole you would like to cover ~~....-~· K.aren Blaker Ph_O. decided to see a co unse lor on up press an aspirin tablet intu ), - ' l o, l'1l,)" 1 a short-term basi' to explore it, wet rt and smooth over . the possrbthty of changmg You are ready to patnt with , ,,.~·\ jobs. \1 Utr1f.'' \ ill~ •· J\ f' opr o '•" ' 'll no hole. I have dune this Dr. Blaker 1cannot take several times - MRS W. T IJ)' trw ot:num!' l i,lrti O'lrl teleph one calls frorn her n('r C ll !(]It'll I , 111(1 ql() 'llo lr1 DEAR POLLY - To IJlfl h \1 ,11 '> 11> l OIU I '> !I .1 ! By Karen Rlaker, Ph.D. · readers. However. there are preven t our newspapers from r11J I(' IIIIlt' turl l I •H)'Il! Jl hundreds of erb1 s in- getting wet even when they It is the number one fear in thtngs . l' rtl II l h 1hl But m my case, tl 's the tervent ion phone lines in the are lcfl in a large mat\ bo,x I the " Book of Lists " . It won out over fear of hetghts, fear other guys m. the company. United States. Fur the phone attached a coat hook on the AeauT il ut '> h hh, w •\1' ., ~,, ,., of insects and even fear of They are always comparing number of one near you, lower part of our Side door lOr l TO 6 <. h d1l1t! l1 ur contact your loca l mental and hung a plastic slloppmg death . me to my father 9filllt!CI1rld lt'f1, l..OIIII.' II ,tr i O What IS this worst of all COUNSELOH That's why health assocratlon or mental ba g on the hook. It is no " l't: til t• f ,l d l d l11 l.IJI(lr '>ut .1 11 I , 1 hill" '> 1111 '. human fears 1 you are afratd of that sa les health information service. longer necessary to go outFear of speaking before a meeting tomorro w~ Write tu Dr. Blaker in care stde in all kinds of weather \o . ... ~,. · ~ · · · ··"' .. . ~ • q.uo<l MR T Everyone m the of thts newspaper, P 0 Box ptck up the paper. The storm group ' In this excerpt from a audience will be saying to 489 , Hadio Ctty Station , New door protects the sllopping hotlme call, a man is worried himself . "This guy just could York, N. Y. 10019. Volume of bag as well as its contents . about speakmg at a sales never measure up '' matl prohibtts per~onal At the end of the week I meeting . The cou nsel or COUNSE LOR : Is your replies. but qu estion s of wrap the money for the paper descnbes a technique that father perfect ? Or is there general interest will be boy, write my name and could help reduce his anxtely . somethtng about him th at discussed in future columns. address on the outSide and MR. T.: I'm so worried makes h1m human '' about the sales meeting MR. T : I think he is just tomorrow I can't get to about perfect. When I was sleep. Odd as it may seem, l growmg up, I remember can't decide whal to wear . I watchtng him dress in the JUS! keep tossing and tur- morning . He was a ning... whtch tte, which suit , metrt culous dresser Wail a which shirt' minute .. yes, there was that COUNSELOR : Is !hat -ttme ju st befor e he unusual for you? dressed .. . when he was MR. T.: No. I am always sllavmg He would stand over this way before a meeting . the si nk in hi s boxer shorts Why ? and I would think , "See, he is COUNSELOR : You said it really just a person like seemed odd .. everyone else." MR . T Oh , my father COUNSELOR : What do would say rt was odd to be so you think would happen if you concerned about that kind of lffiagined the whole audience decision . He always knew in their underw ear when you just what tu wear. But then he get up lo speak tomorrow was never indecisive about mormng ? anything . He wasn't even MR. T: It mtght just work . nervous about sales It would certainly remtnd me meetings . that they all are human . l COUNSELOR . Was he in think it's a great idea ! And It the same business' would really be fun to tell MR . T.: Yes, He retired them about the trick later In eBIG BEUS five years ago . I had just the day when we are having graduated from college. I dinner and drinks. They •FLARES took a job in his company that would think l was pretty will eventually lead to his clever ... •STRAIGHT LEGS position if I'm good . COUNSELOR: Or pretty ePRE WASH COUNSELOR : Are you tnsecure. l thought you feeling a lot of pressure to wanted them to see you as •RINSED succeed? competent . MR . T: There is a MR. T: Oh , yeah. I guess •REAVYWEIGIIT DENIMS tremendous amount of that would expose just how pressure to ~ as good as he frightened I really am. COUNSE!.OR: How long was . I almost feel like he ts an STOCK UP NOW- NO LIMITS older brother. You know, the have you been working for guy who glides through each thls company' grade in school establishing a MR . T· About five years. reput.ation you could never COUNSE!,OR: Are you hope to achieve. Then you sure you want to stay in this come along and the teachers job? It sounds like a terrtble 1Z6 MAIN ST. 0. are all expecting great burden ~r you to work in the CHOICES Ohio General "Assembly adjourns for 6 weeks April 29 thru May 5th The rtde should be completed by 4 p m A ptck-up vehr cle wtll be provtded for those who cannot complete the ride . Sincere thanks and appreetation ts given for all who helped , spon sored a nder or will ride in the event. The Meigs Htgh band wtll send off the nder s through Pomeroy. Band membe rs wtll have the opport umty of rtdmg also as there wtll be a bnef pause to all ow band membe " tu ge l their bt cycles Har ry O'Dairy Loves Pepsi Cola FOORONG HOT DOG & FRIES on the noor of the House, altho ~honeamendment was ildupted to set up an appeal pl'ocedure so opponents to the establishment of a branch m Ot clf area could fi ght the SJ>reltd of branches Rep. Ben Rose , R-IJma , made the final arguments agatfL't the bill before it flltssed the House "Yes, inde ed, there is somet hin g inherently evtl in branch banking," he said . "This wtll be th e dcathknell of co mmunit y contr ol , community commillment and compeltli on in th e b<mking industry." Other re qUir ements for proposed branches incl ude that least one bronch in a netghboring county be a ·'full scrvkc'' facility, staffed by at least a lendin u officer. • 99¢ TRY OUR CHICKEN OUT We Now Feature 3 Flavo~ of Soft-Serve For CONES . . .~· .. -+- • . dairy Isle Locust & 4th St. , Middlepo rt , 0. 992-5248 ERSE-A·TAB Bible Indexing Tabs - 1.:: '~ ~ - ~ Exo 0 .:: "FRIGIDAIRE" 60 Years of Building ;J Quality Home Appliances Bible - MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mtl\ Ind exes. you r comp lete St. Plas ti c . se ll · adhesive, easy to lnsf!ll. Can use on th e very finest of popers . Write 111formation today. Middleport, 0 . ' for �5- The Da1ly Sentlllel, Mtddlepurl-l'umeruy . 0 ., Fl'lday , Aprrl 28. 1978 4- The Dat i) Sent mel. Mtd<llcpurt-Pumem; , 0 .. Fnday, Apn! :18. 1978 .:-Girl-S~~~;};;;;;-: Auxiliary plans for M:r::J:l il: :.: ~·: .~·l':S:I: :Il~ ~):·:gs l 'u nt)glrl: Athens 1 :Toda) Mrs ;wouts at the Black Dtamund (;n·l S<·uui t'ounct lmeellng betng lreltl at Glt•m'rilc, W. Va Ht•l' IL' IJUI t on ttll' annualmt.•eung will be gr\ ell at C:l. servrLt' unr t mt't'ttng 111 Mel .' The ,..,.,·Icc urut mcelll t ~ 11 til ill• ht'ld at l'amp Ktaslt uta un ~li:i\ ll an ti \~til mdudL· an uutdour trvuv GH itpmg Sl'!;SIOII un skrll dl'velupmenl Tlrosl' alkntlrng <.tl't' etskt•d to takt· i::l ~ c k lwttll smce tlw met•tmg wtl l be from 10 a .m. tu 2 p.r11 Plan:-, f'rt• movrng i:ihedd fu r dHy t.:amp tube held the Sl'l'ond Wt't:'k m .July A ~a111 tlu s ~'l'HI', Mrs Judy Werry Will be scrw a.., till! l'(ltll p tli1 ector wtt h Mrs. Pi:it TholllJ as hl'r asslsli::illl Munc\' und g1ft.s hJr tlll' \ dl'r ctr;:-i p~rllt·~ i:i l Urt• All lt' IIS Ml' llll::ll Healt h Ct'llll'l' wtre f-!1\'ell at Wcdm·sda} rn ght 's llll'L'llll g of tht..• Ailll'I'H..'a/1 l.cgron r\ux!liary uf f'et'IIL'Y ·llcnllelt Post 118, ot till' hall rhe U!lll /'l'l'l!IVl'd a kltel ~lr·~ ThomC:t. gll'l .:;cout St:I'\'I<.!C mut director , ,scrve.s on the from Helen B1llmgs , vdc1cms ~1 et~s Count) Jwnvt f' a11 Bw rd. At Wednrsday night 's ll'JJlt'ScrllCJti\'C at ti lt' Center rnt•t·turg n• presenlcllr ,·es of VICA, FFA. FHA , 4-H and (!1rl l:l Sk!ll g fu r L' OIIIt'! tJ ULI U!lS Sroub rn CJde necessa r } IT\' ISIUilS Ill tht• pn•mrwn book to 00 I!J \I.i:tl d::; lhl' pctrtJCS wl11d1 arc pr \1\tl'd next 111011th • l1dd t'<-H:h mouth fur the Tlw pet :-how U:-iu.rd ly held un F'nda} murmng of fan week H'tl•rans there . A tJox of gifts ~ll l " bt-cn 1110\'t'll to Fnday afte rnoon, Hnd the 4-H hor se show "ml $1 ll wtll be sent h;:r:- Ut:.·l'tl d1anged fr um Tue1;Uay to Thursduy al9 a.m Poppy da~ :s wert• t~.·11tatrv~Fut the ftrst tune the Sevulo wtll be fu ll; parti ctpaltng in the , lr sdtedulccl fur till' t9tlt "nd JWllor [,Ill' t'lasses fo r exlubn wtll be tncludcd mthe premtwn ]itlt 111 Muldleput t >\I tit ~lr> . lxook fu r all [,our lerels uf >e·u ultng . Ribbons and premtwns will Dw Wtll as thl' puppy bt• £l \\ Hl'dt•d dta lllll'l'SUII . Mtldrcd ParPOMEROY Jl:NIOR TROUP 1276 :-,uu:-,. da uglrtcr of Mr . ami ,\ trip tu the Mctgs County Sheriff's Department and lite ,\ lr s Larn Parson ~. 1 ~ the \ki gs County courthouse "as planned fur Monday at tilt s 1'178 l.ttlle Mtss Pupp; for tile \1 el'k ·s rrli.'t't mg of the JUniOr troop at ttw Pum~ruy Elementar~ Ullll She IS i:l mclllbt'I uf the Srh oul The tnp 1\llllw a patt uf 11urk on the conununit; act tun JlllllUJ auxllletry Wdt.;t' A dlllner wtll Ill· pt epart·d ·\t .\l u ndd ~ mght's mcellng the sct•uts were taught good b~ t/1~ t\uxrlwr·~ Jlll'I IliJL'J S fo1 ht t~!!ll t 1 XI:'l'll~l llg ll\ Mrs P~t Tt1orni:l i.llld also cunllllUt'd \\ork till (JUSt llll'JiliJl' l' ~ whu \II ]] tx• on till'll b,H.if,!l':oJ Thl'y wt.·re (1lso givl!n ha~il' f1r~t i:tid lll~truc­ nwk111 g 11ll· tr trad1 11 onal l!u tl IJ} \1r ~ Wrn ~ aml Mr:-, Tht1111~ T it~· trmnrng was gt'i:.l l l'd \'l;o,J l!:i to lt' llll'(C l It' ~ Ull !or <h..,htlfl~ \ la ~:-.nl ~tl' :-:i ~nd 111d udcd !:iplllll ng i)l'ukt•Jl bune.s. ~klli UI'ICt ] IJd~ 1dJ IJllllh 11 mi l f11,rk1ng etm! ''hi:! I tv dv ctbouli t l'l ll ' unl'lllHtiOI I tei:l for 111'E\DS )l f. I·:HIJ(; \lr :- \l dr~ Brt' \\ l' T \\i'h d.J ll illl ~ tl l\l:'! l' Httt•mlmg thl' I'L'u·rlt lllt't.:'t IIl l: of tht· Hu!>y Bt'L' ( ']a-.."1 ,,J tht• M1d dh·port F1rst ~ptht t 'Jrurdr Her murre \Hl~ Ul\lllll'll liUJJ(l!l\' Ulllll t l 'd nom tht· h:,t. l'l.ANS NOTE() Theil' \'Ill not be gr<.t\ l'!:illiL' s enl l't:!:i SunJ a ~ fu r l..onvi-e~u·e HunJcu uf {;rranl fUIIIll'r Mn.illleport l't'SH!t:nt The d1:1tc C:tnd tunc of servtces wt ll be annuwtccd lalet Mr Hurlien dtcd Wednesday dl'll·ga l t: .'-> i:!m.l altt•rmtlcs lo HuLkt_•\'t' t ;rrb · .Statt• \~<Is an- lliHHlt"~·d fur Sun tla~ HI llrt: l.cg run htill1n l.an ca ~ tl'J ll wa ~ ~ ottxJ du~ng tire nH·t•tJng t'Oildul'tl'd b~ Mrs. f'll•da (lark. tu ret<lln tile l'U ( l't' llt ufhn·r !) fu r et!lotlll'r tcm1. Henry Cla twunlty pll'St: lllt•d L'l'J tlfil' ctlt'~ tu butlr ti lt.' JU1ll 1..11' <:! lld lilt..' St: llii.JI' dUX· ou'll be happier WITH TE ACC HEATI G OIL rlwr) wub fo r L'Olltn i.J utton.s lu till' (; 1ft., lu lite \' ank> Who Gan· Sylllpathy \\as cxtu Jd cJ to tile falll tl; uf Emest llat·; nhart llmTy Slun·r wa .) reported ltu,ptlail zl'J. and 011 SILk call II CI'l' Mrs. (;omct lkrdmctr l \\hu I I I a Li ukcll awJ Mrs Mcrx Dan-s, Ul'lll ....... ha~ - ·- -- - --..,. I Pomeroy I Personal Notes I I I Mr Hlll i Mrs lluhert al!ll l'111llh en. Co ldwl'll . ~ J>t.' n t lht_• \\ l'l'kt·nd hl'll' wrth hr!'J parL· nt~ . Mr ami Mr ~ . f\ar I Grucser ami son . I .a rT) f\.l r:-,. Donnn Sha t11 rmd tliiUI.dttl'l' Ill C;i:t ]lrpolr s spent Tl tuJ sdi.l) llcl"t' wt th her pat cnts. Mr and Mrs Donie) Hetbe l. and l1e r gra nd( ;r ue~ c r Fuel Chief ,I HEATING OIL 1 pr~r CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992-2145 ,..• .••.. FOR FURTHER DETAILS DISTK IBUTED BY .... ~ v City Ice &Fuel Co. • J ..". :z d " ~ J ... . ______.. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ASH ST. .._ cnts. Mr <md M 1 s H~m y Hetbl'i Mrs· Al lw11 Huuslt a11d sun. Kcnn), and J.r.-x1 Pr (lll'l welt' 111 P1 nsu nfurk , K y u\'el' Ure Wl'l'kentl P1C!lL' T' \ lu VISi t grdmi~GJ r L" nb, MISs Mr cUHJ Mr~ . Fri::ink l'uleiii.:JJI " and Iter uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. Paul Tackett. The; <.tl~ u vrstted her undt'. Erm,tl Cuiern an . ,d tilt: Wtlltm nsurr , W. Va Huspt tal. Mt' wtd Mr·; Hoger lluusli CJ!ltl duuglrter. Susan Mm'lt' , Gruvt• Ctt y, were Wt'eh nt.l \'IStlurs uf lite Albert Huuslt fmn ll)' . "'.. vetelll'nn 's part1J "J f U l1UII Il' fro m Um\'e r s rl~ Hu>pttal. It wos al' v nutctl tltat Mr' Jame Hou>h Ita> a · ba by daughter. Mr> Will ar!cd a> chaplatn for Hollon and Wolfe speak to Racine Auxiliary the meellnl! &\'eral tncmbl·rs were absent due tu illne,s . Tile pledKe lu the fla g Jpcrwd Ua• mecll11g r-------·, IH~I;;''JI:i;'""~-1 II So Cl. "al II US. • • By :·~ 1 Calendar I Hrlen Bottel j:_ HE'S LOOKING FOR SEEn MONEY DEAR HELEN If vou ean sell blood tu a blood bank, ean you 'e ll spcnn to a spcr;n bank '- H\'TE HESTED DEARINT Yes, provtded you pa &> all physkal and mental requtrements . But tt'> a ptl•lty sextsl venture Only male' need apply - H DEAR HELE N. I'm marrted , but have a terrtftc male fnend He would never be anythmg more tha n a good buddy. We ca n talk about anythlllg , wherea' my husband, Bill, hardl) ever shares h" thoughts Without this fellow. Ill) marriage might notla'l · he's my uutlcl when I feel all bullied up and wantlu scream at my uncunununicatiV(' mate But 11\Stead .9f bctng glad l have a fine fr iend . Bill resents lum and puts hnn down "'a "queer." I He "n'l. i Why should he be Jealous of a platonrc relallonshtp' • TEHHY ANN DEAR TERHY ANN : Btll prub<tbly >enses yuu feel do>er lo your good male buddy than you do to hun Sexua l Jealou'y lSn'l the only kmd. )OU knuw. 'fr} brcakrng down tht• l:OIIlillUIIIt:cttJOn l.xtrncr between you, and perltap> the rl'scntmenl wtll gu How '' Keep talkmg Don 't retire into hurt ' ilcncc Just beea11~c BtU finds it hard tu share He needs educatmg ! ·H . DEAR HELEN : My husb<tnd and I have n't had sex for ctghl years and before that 11 wasn't much I'm 4fi, he's 59. I 'taycd becatc;e of ll>e l'hildrcn . We don't say much to each other . Last mghtl tned lu make advance' antlmenltuned lhe etghl\e<J r freeze . Hr at:cused me of low thoughts ;md scud I wa s so ~emamltng I'd destroyed our mt:~rria ge I' ve been readr11g and praymg a lul. but nul chcalmg ur begg- rng . A woman frwnd told me yesterday my husband has been ""ttng a pro~tit utc who i~ slrtctly fur eash. She 's seen him. How could he spend money lh" ·way when he rgnore' me'? Nu wonder we c·<.tn'tHfford a vacC:tll un!- T.Y. DEAH T.; Why don 't yuu ask lllln, nul me ? Perhaps your man '"offerIng 1is that the word I mean ? 1frum a madonna complex If he correlate ~ sex with 'in. then he may be impotent wtlh Ius "goud . pure wtfe.:' but raunc hy wtth a proshtule. Or maybe he 's afraid he'l l fa ll short t,watch your wonl~. Hele11 ! 1and won't risk sex wtlh anyone but a paid performer who won'! put him down . Or could your ma rna~e be so b<td 111 other ways that he 's stn clly a "bed and bot•ed" man ~ It's tuue yuu Iwo sta rlcd talkmg . · H "a lions ! l 1P.S And not JUSt about missed FRIDAY REVIVAL now m progress at new Independent Holiness Church, Pear I Street, Middl epor t The Hev . Da vtd Light is the eva ngeltst. Pastor is \he Rev . O'Dell Manley . UNITED Mtn e Workers Supporters Cl ub Friday 10 a.m . at Miners Relief butldtng, High St., Mrd dleport. Anyone wish ing additional mformation are asked to call 992~ 1 63 . SHADE RIVER Lodge 453, F&IIM. Chester. meeting i .30 p.m. Friday with work in the EA and FC deg rees; all Master Ma sons invited ANNUAL BAKE sale uf Forest Ru n MethodiSt Church, Fr1day, 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. at Dale C. Warner Insurance Agenc), W Main St , Pomeroy WEEKEND revival , Friday through Sunday, i 30 p m each even tn g at Freedom Gos pel Mi ss wn. Ba ld Knob, wtlh Rev . !.. H Glu esencamp speaktn g; Good News Sin ge rs of Washmgtun C. H. featured Sa turd ay eve ntn g ; publi c mvited . REV IVAI. AT Long Bottom Umted Methudt.<t Ch ur ch , Thursday through Sunday, 7:30 p.m. and specia l music each evenrng Chester Lemley, Vmton. evangel"l. and public invited . RACINE-Drugs and crune were the toptcs uf Run Hollon ami Ciary Wolfe. 'pcakers at thl' Tuesday night mt.'t.!ling the t\merr carr li.!!{l on Aux- rlrary , Hacllle Pust502. at lite hall Hollon atl<l Wolfe arc special deptttics uf the Mctgs County Sheriff's Department. Hullun talked abou t drugs. the dtffcrcnt lYIJ«S. use ami furlll>, und lltetr dfc><:t,. He cm p ha~1zed the ava ilatJilily uf drugs 111 the home IIICdil'IIIC L:(ll:tlllct , menlJOTIIIIJ..: scver::tl tlrctt arc taken by prcsc nptiun whtcll beeumc di:lngc1 uus wheu taken 111 large quanltttes. Wolfe talked abuut erune particularl y breaking and entering and rubbery The two answered questions from the group . Mane Boyd, ch ildren anu youth chairman , had charge uf tile program. Read at lhe meeltng were several acknowledgments of report' from distflcl anu department chairmen The grrl stC~ Lc le<.t was announced fur SundHy from 3 to 5at the Lancaster Pu,t, 154 E. Matn St , Lancaster. Frances Huberls, fureign rcl<.tliun.s rh<.trnn(:l n, )ji!VC i:l report un Peru during the meeting By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehuuse Hepurter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio General Assembly has adjourned for SIX weeks after sending 14 bills to Gov James II . Rhodes, in cluding legislation gran ting eight extra makeup-free closing days to school dislricts and extending heating drscounls for lhe low-in come elderly. and disabled . Final action of the spnng session came Thursday as · lawmakers anxious t.o get home for prunary election campaigning encou ntered few of the hangups whtch normally accompany the last day. Also sent tu the governor were proposals elinlllli:Jli ng the state sales tax' on rnsuhn and parts used in manufaclurmg equipment, and permitting branch bankmg in counltes adjacent to the home ofrice. A minor change Written by <.t conference committee on the he.Ptrng credrt bill sailed thr ough both chambers unarumously, The banking brll, wht ch authorizes sta t ew td e branching starting in 1989, cleared th e House on a 57-36 vote and was ratified by the Senate, 23~. Oth~r major developments on the final day of the spring sess10n saw: - Law rna k ~rs ' k1rl a POLLY 'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - How can wnnkles caused by loldrng m shtppmg be removed from thermal-so ft . foam ba cked draperies ? If you hav e trouble getttng yo ur pastry cloth back un the frame after 11 has been laundered try putting 11 on while it ts sll ll damp. M.C. H. DEAR M.C. H. - I think warmth , NOT HEAT, should remove the wrinkles just as one do es with a plasti c tablecloth. Have you tried using a pressing cloth over the fabric and then a warm Iron . U they are the type that can be washed and dried In the dryer l would even try on e in the dryer set for a short lime ou warm . - POLLY DEAH POLLY - When tar was track ed in on my leave it in the shopping bag. When the paper IS delivered the boy can pick up his money and not have lu make a second trip to collect. When coming home with pac kages the hook is very handy to hang my purse on whtle I unlock the door. HARRIET DEAR POLLY - A dish draine r makes an excellent storage place for pan lids, small trays, cutting boards, etc It wtll ht in a cupboard or on a pantry shelf. AIS() l find a !!lllall dtshpan an Ideal place for storin g small contamers and lid• - they are all in one pla ce and not falling all over. - MRS. J .C.M TH~ MEIGS INN from all of us to MOM ;;a_.;p ··w;Love'fu .' t'~I . f.;~., Number one fear NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE E. Ill the stale stat~ . Schools already have ftve "Calamity" days whtch they do not have to make up if they dose for hazardous weather Th e bill adds five more for 1978, and provides that dtStncL> cln not have to make up three days last Janwry when the governor declared a "'tale of emergency " Hep . Mi chael G. Ox ley, RFindlay, argued that some <hstrtcts "felt an obligatwn to make those day' up," and the winter of 1978-79. The program was in effect last wmler and was quite successful spoo sors reported . An extra $26 7 million in state funds " required to extend 1t another year The branch banking bill was opposed by community hankers and rural Ohio legtslators, who felt that bigcity ban ks would drive smoller , locally~ontrolled hanks out of busmess. Sponsor s argued the bill would stimulate competition Within lh~ banking industry and lead to mcreased capttal mvestrnent m rur al areas of U1e slate . Bo th cha mbers are to retnnvene June \3. already dtd so He satd teachers and s eho ul employee' would have to be patd for th ose days under lhetr normal contract and GIKH Ln ror the mak eup work "'11tere's notht ng in thi s lllll that requires double paynknt ," countered Hep Hobert.) B1oggs, D-Jefferson " What we're >aytng i' Utal you se houl bo ards and teacher s at the loca l le vel work it out i:!IJJong yourselves " The heatt ng credits - measw·e allows a 25 perct!nt di'eount on the ulthty bills of eld erly or disabled heads of ho11>ehold earmng le" than $7 ,420 a year tncludmg retirement income. dw•mc ' ·~· -·' ' . "" CHAMPS - 111e f1fU1 grade basketball squad at Syracuse Elementary School ended its season with a perfect record, G~ . They were presented trophies Tuesday night at the school by U1eir mach Barry McCoy . Fron t POMEIOY, ' . row, 1-r. Mal colm GuinU>Cr, Jon Clark . second ruw, DHvid Ebersbach , 13nan Connolly, Greg Nease, Dann Roush, Hichard Dav1s, Gr eg Mi chael: third row. cnach Barr) McCoy . activities reported Meigs County Sh ertff James J . Proffitt reports that a deer wa' st ruck on Eagle Hidge Hoad resulting in slight damage to an auto being driven east on the Eagle Ridge Road by Randy K. Keller , Rt . 3, Pom eroy, ThW'sday at 7:30p.m. Keller advised 'that a deer ran into the path of Iu s auto from a field on the left. The deer was knocked down , but it got up and ran off into a field . The drivt'f \\aS not injW'ed. , Deputies are investiga ting the theft of a M) e" water pump and 20 gallon holdi ng tank that was taken fr om an old buildin g next door to the Carpenter Bapt iS t Ch ur ch somelime within the last two weeks . The buildin g was re<-ently purchased b) the ChW'Ch . The Sheriff' s Sale scheduled to be held Saturday, Aprtl 29 in the Common Pleas Court in the case of Roberta C. O'Brien vs. Oneita Baker flu !ton , etal, has been cance lled by a court entry obtained by defendants, Doris Eastman . elal , and Floyd 0 . Baker, eta I. ThW'sday everung Mei gs County Oeputtes investigated a complaint of. destruction of property. Lester Shoemaker. Rt. 1, Muldleport, 1Happy Hollow 1 reported that around 7 p m. Thursda y evening someone cut out a 7 foot section of his gasline that leads from the gas well to hts residence. TI1e inci'dent Js under in vestigation. MEETING SUNDAY The Meigs Gi rls' Softball League, jum or and senior eli visions, will meet Sunday . Apri l 30, at 4:30p.m at ltoyal Crown glrrage orr North Second Ave., Mtddl eporl All lea~ue teams must have a represen tative present and any new lc<.tms in the MeigsMason area arr invited to attend . SQUAD RUN The Pomeroy Erriergency Squad wa s ca lled to Mulberry Hetght s at 6:53 p.m Thursday for Mrs. John Terrell who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Me and my SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, .DIET RITE &DADS ROOT BEER BOmE CAPS FOR CHARITY R•.C. BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992 - ~542 or 9"~ ~1·14 L::o---------------"""l~• CHEEHLEA DF:RS fur th<• fifth and stx th ~rade basketba ll teams HI S; raruse Elemenll1ry Wt.'T'C , fro nt. Arn y Adkm.,, Kttren Hemsley, I,ouJst' i\1rHgh£r . h:wk . .J;rnu· Amberger. Dr em a Owens " nd !Jtocky Arnoll . The gtr b were ;tlso pr escntccl lrophll's . EXHIRIT SET Tri-State Area youth are preparing exhtbtis for one of the ~re<.tlcst shows m whtr h they wt ll pa rti cip ate . " SPECTAULCAI\ '78" With the theme "Wonderful World of Scoutmg" wil l tak e plil ce Sa turday , May 13, at the Huntington C!VIC' Cent er ftom I to 8 p.m. Over \0<1 buo th spa ces have been reserved by Packs , Troops. and Post s fro m the cuuncil 's .ten county area Campftre G~rls , Gi rl Scou1s. Utut ed Wi:i y, and several other oq~amz aUon s are plann1ng exhtbits fur - tht s m.aj or Scoul111 g event Cubs. Scou ts, and Explorers w1!1 receive prizes fur the amount of llckets the) sell. su - if yuu don't have your t1cket now, con tact a Cu b. Scout. ur Explorer ur thl! Scout Servi ce f'e11 ter tivity," said Wilkowski . " We ' hould ta ke a leslonn from the permi !;si<on tf establish a Sun Belt stat es where a bra nch uutsid<! iLs count; uf signi ficant ele ment in mcorporalton enmo1 nir dc\elftpmcn t wH s 'l'htlt set tlon Wi:IS added U1e l ihen!ltzm ~ of banktng bt•t'allse of th<• Legislature's l:tws." concern over allegedlv disMt·>hel's btll , as amendcnd cruninatory lendmg h<o btts by by till' 1\ouse . <liso ,·on ~11n s 1u·bao banks with in the inner strong language to allow the oty - an htslonl'a ll) l""r still<• Superin tenden t of nsk area for mnrtgagc loa ns 11ilnk.s tn inve, ti ga tc a hank 's Attempts to remove the mongagc lendin g practtces ~ " red li nih~" language failed when the hank applies for : · ::·:····:::::::':·::::::::: :·:·: :-:-:::...· .. ·:·:': StlUAU SUMMONED T he M t d d I e "Y o rt Emergenc)' Squad was called to the ('Orner of Main anti Suuth.Seeond Sts . at 4 ' 20 p.m Wedn esd ay wh ere Helen 2· !lighthouse, Route Pomeroy, had recet'vcd a poss ible htp fra ct ure in a full 'She was tak en to fl olzer Medical Center. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy emergency squad answered a call tu Spring Av e.. 01 10 ' 30 a .m. Friday fur Marvin Darst, a medical patient, who wa s tllk"n ' to Vet eran s Memorial flospital. WASIIINGTON tUPii President Co rter ha s 'I I as· proc 1a t· me<1 "ay 1.oyn It Y I) oy. ' ·s om<' lhl ngs ·"·Ill 1 reman rons ta nt •" Ca rlcr · sa id . "Among lh ese is lhe loyally of lht• American (ll'uplc. " llecause we arc a lr•e • people, lhc liiyalty we leel tu our rountry 1s deeper lhan t hat whi ch any Imposed poltllcul or ldeuluglcal orthodoxy could Invoke," he said . "And as long os we <'onllnue lo rrmal n fallhful to th e principles and freedoms on which our republic was luundcd, thai loyally will see us lh rough " ha lever chall<•ngcs lie ahead." :-:·.: : ·: :·:-:·.: ::::::·::':::.. :: · :::::::::.:: .. ·.::-:·...::<: I Inspecting bicycles 'Continu ed from page II weather condition s . The pm es of bt cyc les and t ruphtes wtll be awarded as soon a s poss ible after the three week deadline tu return t he money CQllec\ed Ea ch nder whu comp letes the r ide will receive a certi fi cate for parttcrpatton The co urse will take nd ers through Putneruy frum the Senw r l'tllZ~S Cent er , Middlep o rt, Rutland . Harri sonville and return to the Seni nr l'1t1zens fenler pECIAL S Expanded branch banking awaits Rhodes' signature By DICK KIM~HNS COLUMBUS '(U PI I Branch banks, now limited by state law to the county 1n which thetr home offrce IS incorporated . will be allowed to expand to neighborin g counties if Gov. James 1\ . Hhndes sigrLs legislatton sent to hiS desk Thursday by the Ohi o General "-"embly . Th e controversial bill . sponsored in the Senate by Sen . Harr y Meshel, IJ Youn gstown, and in th e House by Rep. Art hur Wilkows ki , D-Toledv, wa s opposed by commumty bankers and ruralle"islators • who said the competition would drive small, locallyowned banks out of business . Banks could expand their branches thr oughout \he slate after 10 )'ears . AdJ'oining co unty branches could open after Jan . 1, 1979 . Legislativc approval of the blll came In both houses before th e Lcgi slalurc recessed until June 13 The House passed the bill 57-36 and the Se nate agreed in the lower chamber 's amendmenl.s 23~ . Similar legi,lation failed two years ago because of opposi lion from rur a! bankers. This sessloo, some of the objections were muted when bank branches were initially limited to neighboring counties , and the allowance for statewide branches was delayed until 1989. Proponents said th e bill would increase amount of in vestment capital avallable in rural areas of !he state. "The lack of availability of money restricts bu;iness ac- ....~' Fole) , Mark Salser , Hand y i\rmes, Lee Dill : second row, Sammy Am bW'g ey, Corey McPhat l. Dt:nms Teaford , Rusty Flagg, Keith Cook; b<trk, coach Barry McCoy '!11ey were presented lr oph tes SIXTH GHADE basketba ll squad at Syracuse Elementary endc~l It' season wtth a 4-2 record. Team member s arc fr ont, 1-r. Tony Deem , Brian Allen. Gary Sheriff's department Levrs 10.2 and crl.odit unions l.1w tmmediateoy upon the gov ernor 's s1g n::tture . Otherwise it would be the ftrst of July - after the end of sc hool - before the wmter liost ng da) S could be l•fftc lally forgiven by the Warmth on wrinkles ON ALL MEN'S JEANS ON -AU BRANDS INCLUDING From Parkersburg, W.Va. WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY divisions of consumer finance ComrncJ'L'C L>epaltJncnt Th e btll exe111 pting maclunery parts frolll the sales tax br eezed clown to the gov ernor ' s offu·e on a unan rm (JU S H11 usc vntc despite the nppost ll nn of organized labor, wh lL'h com plamed it will cost the state up U> $22 milliun a year But the schoo l dosmg bill got by wrth not a s1n!-(le vute 'tH sp<.t re on its cm~rgen cy prtonl) , as Hepublican s eumplainecl it \\ould 1equ11 e sdwol l.h s lrrds lo PH Y teachers and employees for "snow" days a lready made up. The emergency dause gut 66 votes - the exact cumber needed tu allow 11 to become Polly Cramer JEANS SALE 0 '2° OFF OPEN ROAD bottled-up bill banning rat es" on "measu red telephone servtce and Ut'(iet· the Public Utililtes Commi ss ion of Ohr u to prese nt a "work pl~n " by Ju ne 9 under which the Legislature can decide the meriL• of measured rates. - The Senate Judi ciary Committee kill on an 8-t vote a controversial House1><1sscd bill requirin g a minute of silence for med1tatwn or prayer m public sc hools. - '11te Legislature send to Rh odes bt!ls authol'IZ tng nexible working hoilrs on a li m tled bast s to stale employee,, and creating new POLLY'S POINTERS bathroom floor I reached for the closest thing. which wa s a bott le of baby uil. Wtth a THURS!M Y minimum amount of rubbmg GALLIA COUNTY SALON rt all came off. - NETTIE fi l ~ . F.tgltt and Fvtl v. \\Ill DEAR POLLY - l hope l II reel Thursday at tile liolnt• of have help for C.W. whose Mrs . Jua11 W!KKI flour smks to the bottom of ~ the frying pan mstcad of staying on the meat. I pass shadow of )uur father. the meat through an egg MR T Maybe I should batter mixture and then put -~ -R1n9 think about that I never even into the fl our mtxture Then 1 considered domg anythmg place 11m th e refngerator for · her great ring else . half an hour before frying . By the end of the call, Mr . T The fl our misture will stick \o ' ull ~"· ,.• ' ' , , II Jill, !Ill was beginning tu understand the meat Th1s works every th e extent to wht ch hts time for me. - MHS. C H. !!II,/ "'"' '" ""' com petition with hiS father DEAH POLLY - When wa s int erfering with his pamtmg a wall and you ha\'c ability to work effectively . He a hole you would like to cover ~~....-~· K.aren Blaker Ph_O. decided to see a co unse lor on up press an aspirin tablet intu ), - ' l o, l'1l,)" 1 a short-term basi' to explore it, wet rt and smooth over . the possrbthty of changmg You are ready to patnt with , ,,.~·\ jobs. \1 Utr1f.'' \ ill~ •· J\ f' opr o '•" ' 'll no hole. I have dune this Dr. Blaker 1cannot take several times - MRS W. T IJ)' trw ot:num!' l i,lrti O'lrl teleph one calls frorn her n('r C ll !(]It'll I , 111(1 ql() 'llo lr1 DEAR POLLY - To IJlfl h \1 ,11 '> 11> l OIU I '> !I .1 ! By Karen Rlaker, Ph.D. · readers. However. there are preven t our newspapers from r11J I(' IIIIlt' turl l I •H)'Il! Jl hundreds of erb1 s in- getting wet even when they It is the number one fear in thtngs . l' rtl II l h 1hl But m my case, tl 's the tervent ion phone lines in the are lcfl in a large mat\ bo,x I the " Book of Lists " . It won out over fear of hetghts, fear other guys m. the company. United States. Fur the phone attached a coat hook on the AeauT il ut '> h hh, w •\1' ., ~,, ,., of insects and even fear of They are always comparing number of one near you, lower part of our Side door lOr l TO 6 <. h d1l1t! l1 ur contact your loca l mental and hung a plastic slloppmg death . me to my father 9filllt!CI1rld lt'f1, l..OIIII.' II ,tr i O What IS this worst of all COUNSELOH That's why health assocratlon or mental ba g on the hook. It is no " l't: til t• f ,l d l d l11 l.IJI(lr '>ut .1 11 I , 1 hill" '> 1111 '. human fears 1 you are afratd of that sa les health information service. longer necessary to go outFear of speaking before a meeting tomorro w~ Write tu Dr. Blaker in care stde in all kinds of weather \o . ... ~,. · ~ · · · ··"' .. . ~ • q.uo<l MR T Everyone m the of thts newspaper, P 0 Box ptck up the paper. The storm group ' In this excerpt from a audience will be saying to 489 , Hadio Ctty Station , New door protects the sllopping hotlme call, a man is worried himself . "This guy just could York, N. Y. 10019. Volume of bag as well as its contents . about speakmg at a sales never measure up '' matl prohibtts per~onal At the end of the week I meeting . The cou nsel or COUNSE LOR : Is your replies. but qu estion s of wrap the money for the paper descnbes a technique that father perfect ? Or is there general interest will be boy, write my name and could help reduce his anxtely . somethtng about him th at discussed in future columns. address on the outSide and MR. T.: I'm so worried makes h1m human '' about the sales meeting MR. T : I think he is just tomorrow I can't get to about perfect. When I was sleep. Odd as it may seem, l growmg up, I remember can't decide whal to wear . I watchtng him dress in the JUS! keep tossing and tur- morning . He was a ning... whtch tte, which suit , metrt culous dresser Wail a which shirt' minute .. yes, there was that COUNSELOR : Is !hat -ttme ju st befor e he unusual for you? dressed .. . when he was MR. T.: No. I am always sllavmg He would stand over this way before a meeting . the si nk in hi s boxer shorts Why ? and I would think , "See, he is COUNSELOR : You said it really just a person like seemed odd .. everyone else." MR . T Oh , my father COUNSELOR : What do would say rt was odd to be so you think would happen if you concerned about that kind of lffiagined the whole audience decision . He always knew in their underw ear when you just what tu wear. But then he get up lo speak tomorrow was never indecisive about mormng ? anything . He wasn't even MR. T: It mtght just work . nervous about sales It would certainly remtnd me meetings . that they all are human . l COUNSELOR . Was he in think it's a great idea ! And It the same business' would really be fun to tell MR . T.: Yes, He retired them about the trick later In eBIG BEUS five years ago . I had just the day when we are having graduated from college. I dinner and drinks. They •FLARES took a job in his company that would think l was pretty will eventually lead to his clever ... •STRAIGHT LEGS position if I'm good . COUNSELOR: Or pretty ePRE WASH COUNSELOR : Are you tnsecure. l thought you feeling a lot of pressure to wanted them to see you as •RINSED succeed? competent . MR . T: There is a MR. T: Oh , yeah. I guess •REAVYWEIGIIT DENIMS tremendous amount of that would expose just how pressure to ~ as good as he frightened I really am. COUNSE!.OR: How long was . I almost feel like he ts an STOCK UP NOW- NO LIMITS older brother. You know, the have you been working for guy who glides through each thls company' grade in school establishing a MR . T· About five years. reput.ation you could never COUNSE!,OR: Are you hope to achieve. Then you sure you want to stay in this come along and the teachers job? It sounds like a terrtble 1Z6 MAIN ST. 0. are all expecting great burden ~r you to work in the CHOICES Ohio General "Assembly adjourns for 6 weeks April 29 thru May 5th The rtde should be completed by 4 p m A ptck-up vehr cle wtll be provtded for those who cannot complete the ride . Sincere thanks and appreetation ts given for all who helped , spon sored a nder or will ride in the event. The Meigs Htgh band wtll send off the nder s through Pomeroy. Band membe rs wtll have the opport umty of rtdmg also as there wtll be a bnef pause to all ow band membe " tu ge l their bt cycles Har ry O'Dairy Loves Pepsi Cola FOORONG HOT DOG & FRIES on the noor of the House, altho ~honeamendment was ildupted to set up an appeal pl'ocedure so opponents to the establishment of a branch m Ot clf area could fi ght the SJ>reltd of branches Rep. Ben Rose , R-IJma , made the final arguments agatfL't the bill before it flltssed the House "Yes, inde ed, there is somet hin g inherently evtl in branch banking," he said . "This wtll be th e dcathknell of co mmunit y contr ol , community commillment and compeltli on in th e b<mking industry." Other re qUir ements for proposed branches incl ude that least one bronch in a netghboring county be a ·'full scrvkc'' facility, staffed by at least a lendin u officer. • 99¢ TRY OUR CHICKEN OUT We Now Feature 3 Flavo~ of Soft-Serve For CONES . . .~· .. -+- • . dairy Isle Locust & 4th St. , Middlepo rt , 0. 992-5248 ERSE-A·TAB Bible Indexing Tabs - 1.:: '~ ~ - ~ Exo 0 .:: "FRIGIDAIRE" 60 Years of Building ;J Quality Home Appliances Bible - MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mtl\ Ind exes. you r comp lete St. Plas ti c . se ll · adhesive, easy to lnsf!ll. Can use on th e very finest of popers . Write 111formation today. Middleport, 0 . ' for �. . 6- The Daily S<!ntmel. Mllldlepurt·l'omeruy. 0 ., r'l'lllay, Apt·il 28. 1978 Military.~surgents claim Presldent killed Thursday in heavy fighting early today tha t Daoud , who By JOHN NEEDHAM NEW DEHLI, India I UP! l with Soviet-made jets and hintse lf seized power in in a - Military insurgents in armor that left the streets 1973 coup, ha d been "killed Afghanistan said today they "littered . with dead bodies," and elimina ted for~ver ." It said that a "national had killed Preside nt diplo ma ts reached by revo luti onary co unci l " Mohammed Daoud in a left. telephone from New Delhi headed by Khadir had been wing coup but diplomats in said. set up to rule the tiny country By ear ly morning th e the Algharu capital of Kabul and proclaimed the end of reported heavy fig hting still insurgents still appea red to "DaoUd' s imperialist tyranny ragin g between Daoud's sup- be in cont rol of key and the transfer of all power porters and the rebel in sta ll ations alt hough th e to the masses." sounds of fighting could still forces. Dipl omats said th ey A group of left-wing army be heard in parts of the ci ty, thought the coup may have and air force officers led by the diplomats said. been ·inspired by a recent Meanwhile , Kabul Radio, Gen. Abdul Khadir seized government crackdown on control of most of Kabul in rebe l ha nds, announced Lanning named supervisor by Gallia board 5.75% Meigs Co. Branch ~~~ Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second Sl. Pom eroy , Oh io FSfJC ------ monitored the Kabul Radio broadcasts, reported that one of them quoted Khadir as President traveling By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON !UP! ) President Carter, although showing fa tigue, plans to do a great deal of traveling in the next two months, starting off with another weekend at Camp David today . Ca rte r ha s been in Washington only one weekend in the past two months, and his Camp David trip this weekend will cause him to miss the White House Correspond ents Dinn er Saturday night. Press sec retary Jody Powell said Thursday · the president was too tired to attend the function . Powell also said Carter was not feeling well Tuesday during his news conference . When Cart er is not traveling, much of his time will be taken up with foreign visitors, including Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Beg in on Monday and Japanes e Prim e Mint ster Takeo Fukud a on Wednesday . The Wh ite House wa s expected to announce that Carter will go to Panama in June to hand over the two ratified treaties yieldin g control of the canal to the Panamanians at the end of the century . White House aides want Ca rter to stay in Panama only a few hours, perhaps flying down and coming back the same day. Carter planned to plant a cedar of Lebanon tree on the Jefferson Mound on the south Truckers b}0Ck ed highway r----------···----------------... r N. w. COMPTON. O.D. I If Soviet Union , Afghanistan 's giant northern neighbor , than the old government had been. All India Radi o, which grounds of the White House today - the first ever to be planted there- and drop by a meeting of Democ rati c women before departing for Camp David. Alter hosting a working luncheon for Fukud a Wednesday , Carter will fly to the West Coast lor three days , with stops in Colorado, Calif ornia , Oregon and Washington state . The president also plans. to fly to Tennessee during the third week of May to inspect the site of the Cl inch River nuclear reactor. Ca rter is scheduled to fly to home to Plains, Ga.; May 20 for the wedding of his niece, Jana, and to Chicago May 25 for a Cook County Democratic fund- raioer. Carter will a tten d hi s seco nd int e rnational economic summit, in Bonn July 15-17, and probably will visit Spain and Portu gal during the same trip . It will be his fourth world trip in 17 months . Hard wo r k is us y with the tough 8 hp MF 85 lawn tractor . It mows a 36-inch wide swath . Feature s five -speed in-line shifting 1 for a full rang'e of working speeds. Handles vour light hauling, doz ing and snow removill jobs . And best of all - it ' s priced to compete with many riding mowers that can't do all the other things around your place that the MF 8S c,an . Come on in and lake The powerful MFBS makeslteasytoget aroundyarctwOrk at a quick clip. a good , clo se look . It's oqe tough tractor ... and "'ings a rot easier on you . :;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;. EXTENDED WEATHER Chances of &bowers Sunday. Fair Mooday aod Tuesday. High Ia lhe mid· 50s to the mld-4011. Lows In tOs Sunday and :W. and lower tO. oo Tuesday. Waming : The Surgeon General Has Derermined Thai Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Your Health. saying his government would hotels. Many buildings inside follow a policy of non- the presidential ~pound alignment and seek to remain were reported on fire . American offi cials in New fri endly with all tho se countries with which it had Delhi said no one had been injured at the u.s. Embassy .. diplomatic r elations. A curfew was slapped on But the French Emba55y said the city Thursday night and it had been damaged by tank re.sidents were warned to fire and its Consulate stay indoors or risk being destroyed . Numerous bodies lay scatshot. Diplomats said most of the tered on the streets near tbe capital was in Khadir's hands scenes of the heaviest and it appeared his coup had •fighting but a State su cce ed e d following Department spokesman in Thursday's pitched street Washington said none of the battles that apparently 1,300 Americans in the Kabul infli cted heavy casualties on area had been injured. The coup came only hours both sides. The heaviest fighting took after Kabul Radio reported. place in and around the the April 19 arrests of seven with presidential pala ce, the persons charged In te rior Ministry and shouting slogans against the Pushtunistan Square, in the constitution and acting in a heart of downtown Kabul and manner "prejudicial to the location of most tourist national security." the Palestinian issue. Dayan sa id , " I'm happy with the clarification " that emerged in the two days of talks with Vance . Vance described the talks in somewhat less optimisti c' terms, calling them "usefuL " AU.S. official said the talks were exploratory and the results will de pend on whether the Israeli Ca binet is willin g to mak e ce rtain modifications in that government's plan for the West Ban k, whic h would satisfy the Arab side. The offi cial said. "I don't want to exaggerate wha t was done. Th e proo f of the puddin g is in the eating, that is; wheth er the Israeli Cabinet goes along with some suggested changes." The Wh ite House, meanwhile, was preparing to send a controversial Middle East plane package to Capitol Hill. Sen. Frank Church, !). Idaho, ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and one of the opponents 'of the pa ckage, said he was told the package was to be sent to Congress today . He said congr essional reaction will depend on the exact wording of the proposals. The State Department said the form al noti_fication consists of four proposed sales : two for Israel Ifor 75 F· His and IS 1'-ISs ), one for Egypt (for 50 F.,>;E 's), and one for Saudi Arabia (for 60 F-lSs) . The !Dtal patkage will antount to $4.8 billion. In talks with influential senators, Dayan· expressed strong opposition to the sale, but it was not discussed In his meetings with Vance. CongresS can disapprove of any of the four sales if a majority of both houses vote against it. However , the State Department warned, in a written statement, "There is no provision In the law for Congress to change an administration proposal." The White House has warned that the entire package, including the Israeli planes, will be withdrawn if Congress rejects any of the saies. Dayan told the senators that Israel resents being lumped together in a package with the Arab countries, but if Congress approves the entire package, Israel will go along . Police start massive search major strongho ld of the Red' Brigades, an ultra-left gang that uses ki II ings , kid · nappingll ami bombings in an attempt to trigger civil war and force the progoverrunent Communists to join them in the underground . A similar la rge-sca le sea rch of Genoa April 3 yielded no known results . Genoa was the scene of the Red Brigades' first major ac tton, the kidnapping of prose<·utor Ma rio Sossi in 1974. Sassi eve ntuall y was released un ha rmed despite the authorities ' refusa l 1n meet a dema ~d for release of eight Geno a te rrori sts convicted of a ki dna ppin~ for ranso m and " ro bbery murder. The latest massive hunt coincided with a worsening quarr el a mong politi cian s over whether to negotiate with the terrorists , who only Thursday shot Fiat labor rel ations official Sergio Palmi eri in the knees outside his Turin home. The attackers, two men and a woman, fired at least 12 shots at' Palmieri's knees, breaking both of them, before nee ing by car . An anonymous ca ller later said the Red Brigades took ~esj>Onsiblity for the latest strike. But Moro's fate was still an TIIV\E! We've Got Just What You Need I agonizing mystery with no further word from the terrorists since, Monday. All . as the war of nerves dragged on - Moro entered his 43rd , day of captivity today - the • split between politicians divided over the merits of trying to negotiate with the kidnappers intensified. Most politi cal parties including the second-ranking Co mmuni s ts remained solidly behind Moro 's own Christian Democrats in refusing to negotiate. WEEKLY SPECIAL I L-····---------------.-..-------~!. .~ Proposals are studied By JIM ANDERSON · Prior to th e sesswn. Mrs. WASHINGTON (UP! ) - In Fay Sauer, veteran facult y an attempt to get the stalled member at Kyger Creek, Middle East negotiations roldist ribut ed copies Df a letter ling, the United States and signed by 22 of the school's 26 Israel are studying a new teachers. series of proposals for the The leiter urged the boa rd the West Bank and future of to grant Lanni ng a three-year Gaza Strip. principal's contract. The ideas were put forward Here is the text of the in some seven hours of talks letter : betwee n Israeli Forei gn "We the undersigned are Minister Moshe Dayan and asking you to support our U.S. Secretary of State Cy rus principal in a professional Vance. manner, by awarding him a Dayan told newsmen contract commensurate with the West Banli was Thursday hts traini ng and experience "one of the things we talked and in recognition of his about, not Ute only thing." yea rs of lea dership and But U.S. officials sa id the se rvice to the teachers and W est Bank di sc ussion is •1udents of Kyger Creek High closely linked with all the School. other issues in dispute, "Coming at a difficult time including Israeli withdrawal in 1973 when much needed to from occupied territories and be done at our school, he has succeeded in broadening the c urr ic u.lum , impr ovin g discipline. meeting the now stricter standa rds of North Cen tr a l Ac c reditati o n Asso cia tion, ea rni ng and By ROBIN STAFFORD st rengthening the respect and ROME (UPI ) - Police esteem of the vast ma jority of huntin g for kidnapped former his teachers. Through it all he Premi er Aldo Moro sealed off ha s displ ayed enviabl e professional decorum and a DAYTON (UP! I - Small the city of Genoa at dawn hi gh co de of ethics. He cunvuys of trucks traveling today and started a massive deserves the support of all from Piqua to Cincinnati search of homes, railroad those who are charged with along Interstate 75 slowed stations and ships in Italy's providing the best possible down and blocked traffic on lar gest port. Police did not say what educational experiences for the highway today in protest prompted the search, their Gallia County Yo uth ." to the stepped up second major operation in Signed: Barba ra A. Dinda, enforcement of the 55 miles Genoa since Red Brigades Fay Sauer, Frances Kay per hour speed limit. abducted Moro and guerrillas Adkins, Ph yllis Ma rt in, The truckers pulled their gunned down his five bodyKri st y Blazer. Eugene rigs into each lane and sta yed Stevens, Ernestine E. Smith, abreast of each other at slow guards in a March 16 Rome Joann Bapst, Deryl E. Well. speeds. The Dayton post of ambush. The Red Brigades recently Patsy F ields, Diana K. the Ohio Highway Patrol announced they would "exSchlater, Todd R. Mayes, stopped at least six of the ecut.e" the 61 -yea r<tld sta tesJames E. Sprague, Jerry 1.. tru cks and charged the ma n unless t3 jailed Rusk, Ric ha rd s. Nease, drivers with various traffic terrorists were freed . The Adam s. · Krahel , Gary P. violations such as impeding government flatl y rejected Minton, Keith A. Cart er, Tom traffic and reckless driving . Weaver. Charles Wills, Ken The dri vers had to post the demand. Gen_oa has for years been a Meek and Lori Hesson. bond in Vandalia Municipal Court in Montgomery County. l.ast weekend the highway patrol started ' the O~!S 1 pco ject, Ohioans Agamst 0. PTOMETRIST • • I Speeders 111 Our State, a OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 to 12,2 to S (CLOSE program aimed at cracking AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT I down on persons exceeding ST. , POMEROY. I the 55 mph speed limit. requirement s, keeping the school accredited by North Central. Just Wednesday, a North Ce ntra l eva lua tion team , headed by Dr. Dav id Helms of Ca pi tal Uni ve rsit y, recommended the school for accreditat ion for thret rilore yea rs. In doing so, Dr. Helms particu larly cite d KC's co urse of study. Lanning is to be granted a two-year cont ract at the curriculum for the count)' regular board meet irg May 13. Boa rd·president James V. school system. Blev in s made thi s an · La!Uling, a native of Ross nounce ment following the County, is a graduate of long executive ses.ion whi ch Morehead State University, began at 8:1S p.m. and lasted Xavier University, and a until 12:4S a.m. done post graduate work at Lanning 's current threeOhio University , and Miami year contract as a principal University at Oxford . expires this year . Co unt y Lanning has been in· Supt. Thomas Hai rston had strumental in the developrecommended he be given a ment of Kyge r Creek's course one-year contract as prin· of st udy in meeting mandated ci pal. The board failed to take action un the recom· Our Interest is mendat ion, th us La nn ing Greater For You auto ma tica lly would be rehired fo r one year. He must resign the principal's post to accept the new position. In ma king the an· On 90-Day no uncement, Blevins said the board felt Lanning had ex· Certificates ct llent qualifi cations for the position, that it was a con· 5.75 per cent pa id on struct ive, positive move for 90 day Cer1 ificates of De posit . SSOO .OO the board and Mr. Lanning . Bl evins also felt Lanning's Minimum . lnteresl ability would improve the Payab le Quarterl y . curriculum of the secondary A substant ia l pena lt y is program. invoked on all certificate Supt. Hairston noted It was accounts withdrawn prior a promotion and in an area in to the date of maturity . which Mr. Lanntng was very st rong. He promised some 13 Kyger Creek instructo rs and mem bers of the KC com· munity who were in at· tendance thai administration • and board would work hard to find a new principal. The Athen s County Robert L. Lalllling, . Mid· dleport , principa l at Kyge r Creek High School for the past fi ve years, wtll not be returning to that post next fall. Gallia County 's Local Board of Educa tion Thui'Sday night , foll owin g its thi rd super marathon session this wee k, ann oun ced La nning will assume duties of se conda ry supervisor in charge of development of Communists. But they also said it was unclear whether the insurgents would be any more disposed towards the 7""'1'11e Dilly liepllneJ, M~o•wuw, 0., Frldl)', April .. W. 1976 FIREBIRD 350 .. .......... •3995 v.s, auto ., power steer ing , power brakes, rally wheel. bea"ty chrome wheel s. Extra Sharp 1974 Mustang 2 Ghia ...........'2495 V-6, a uto.• fa ctor y air, v-I nyl root, new t ires , power st eer i ng, power br ak'es. 1974 Ford Maverick Grabber......11995 302. v.s. std.. Crager wheels. 1973 Pinto Runabout ............ '1695 that makes d Weather c.fl. . 4 spd .. fa ctor y air, sun root, 11lno;l roof. slot · wheels and radio! tires. Mostly clear toni ght, low In the low 40s. In creasin g cloudiness Sa turday, hi gh near 70. 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Mllldlepurt·l'omeruy. 0 ., r'l'lllay, Apt·il 28. 1978 Military.~surgents claim Presldent killed Thursday in heavy fighting early today tha t Daoud , who By JOHN NEEDHAM NEW DEHLI, India I UP! l with Soviet-made jets and hintse lf seized power in in a - Military insurgents in armor that left the streets 1973 coup, ha d been "killed Afghanistan said today they "littered . with dead bodies," and elimina ted for~ver ." It said that a "national had killed Preside nt diplo ma ts reached by revo luti onary co unci l " Mohammed Daoud in a left. telephone from New Delhi headed by Khadir had been wing coup but diplomats in said. set up to rule the tiny country By ear ly morning th e the Algharu capital of Kabul and proclaimed the end of reported heavy fig hting still insurgents still appea red to "DaoUd' s imperialist tyranny ragin g between Daoud's sup- be in cont rol of key and the transfer of all power porters and the rebel in sta ll ations alt hough th e to the masses." sounds of fighting could still forces. Dipl omats said th ey A group of left-wing army be heard in parts of the ci ty, thought the coup may have and air force officers led by the diplomats said. been ·inspired by a recent Meanwhile , Kabul Radio, Gen. Abdul Khadir seized government crackdown on control of most of Kabul in rebe l ha nds, announced Lanning named supervisor by Gallia board 5.75% Meigs Co. Branch ~~~ Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second Sl. Pom eroy , Oh io FSfJC ------ monitored the Kabul Radio broadcasts, reported that one of them quoted Khadir as President traveling By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON !UP! ) President Carter, although showing fa tigue, plans to do a great deal of traveling in the next two months, starting off with another weekend at Camp David today . Ca rte r ha s been in Washington only one weekend in the past two months, and his Camp David trip this weekend will cause him to miss the White House Correspond ents Dinn er Saturday night. Press sec retary Jody Powell said Thursday · the president was too tired to attend the function . Powell also said Carter was not feeling well Tuesday during his news conference . When Cart er is not traveling, much of his time will be taken up with foreign visitors, including Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Beg in on Monday and Japanes e Prim e Mint ster Takeo Fukud a on Wednesday . The Wh ite House wa s expected to announce that Carter will go to Panama in June to hand over the two ratified treaties yieldin g control of the canal to the Panamanians at the end of the century . White House aides want Ca rter to stay in Panama only a few hours, perhaps flying down and coming back the same day. Carter planned to plant a cedar of Lebanon tree on the Jefferson Mound on the south Truckers b}0Ck ed highway r----------···----------------... r N. w. COMPTON. O.D. I If Soviet Union , Afghanistan 's giant northern neighbor , than the old government had been. All India Radi o, which grounds of the White House today - the first ever to be planted there- and drop by a meeting of Democ rati c women before departing for Camp David. Alter hosting a working luncheon for Fukud a Wednesday , Carter will fly to the West Coast lor three days , with stops in Colorado, Calif ornia , Oregon and Washington state . The president also plans. to fly to Tennessee during the third week of May to inspect the site of the Cl inch River nuclear reactor. Ca rter is scheduled to fly to home to Plains, Ga.; May 20 for the wedding of his niece, Jana, and to Chicago May 25 for a Cook County Democratic fund- raioer. Carter will a tten d hi s seco nd int e rnational economic summit, in Bonn July 15-17, and probably will visit Spain and Portu gal during the same trip . It will be his fourth world trip in 17 months . Hard wo r k is us y with the tough 8 hp MF 85 lawn tractor . It mows a 36-inch wide swath . Feature s five -speed in-line shifting 1 for a full rang'e of working speeds. Handles vour light hauling, doz ing and snow removill jobs . And best of all - it ' s priced to compete with many riding mowers that can't do all the other things around your place that the MF 8S c,an . Come on in and lake The powerful MFBS makeslteasytoget aroundyarctwOrk at a quick clip. a good , clo se look . It's oqe tough tractor ... and "'ings a rot easier on you . :;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;. EXTENDED WEATHER Chances of &bowers Sunday. Fair Mooday aod Tuesday. High Ia lhe mid· 50s to the mld-4011. Lows In tOs Sunday and :W. and lower tO. oo Tuesday. Waming : The Surgeon General Has Derermined Thai Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Your Health. saying his government would hotels. Many buildings inside follow a policy of non- the presidential ~pound alignment and seek to remain were reported on fire . American offi cials in New fri endly with all tho se countries with which it had Delhi said no one had been injured at the u.s. Embassy .. diplomatic r elations. A curfew was slapped on But the French Emba55y said the city Thursday night and it had been damaged by tank re.sidents were warned to fire and its Consulate stay indoors or risk being destroyed . Numerous bodies lay scatshot. Diplomats said most of the tered on the streets near tbe capital was in Khadir's hands scenes of the heaviest and it appeared his coup had •fighting but a State su cce ed e d following Department spokesman in Thursday's pitched street Washington said none of the battles that apparently 1,300 Americans in the Kabul infli cted heavy casualties on area had been injured. The coup came only hours both sides. The heaviest fighting took after Kabul Radio reported. place in and around the the April 19 arrests of seven with presidential pala ce, the persons charged In te rior Ministry and shouting slogans against the Pushtunistan Square, in the constitution and acting in a heart of downtown Kabul and manner "prejudicial to the location of most tourist national security." the Palestinian issue. Dayan sa id , " I'm happy with the clarification " that emerged in the two days of talks with Vance . Vance described the talks in somewhat less optimisti c' terms, calling them "usefuL " AU.S. official said the talks were exploratory and the results will de pend on whether the Israeli Ca binet is willin g to mak e ce rtain modifications in that government's plan for the West Ban k, whic h would satisfy the Arab side. The offi cial said. "I don't want to exaggerate wha t was done. Th e proo f of the puddin g is in the eating, that is; wheth er the Israeli Cabinet goes along with some suggested changes." The Wh ite House, meanwhile, was preparing to send a controversial Middle East plane package to Capitol Hill. Sen. Frank Church, !). Idaho, ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and one of the opponents 'of the pa ckage, said he was told the package was to be sent to Congress today . He said congr essional reaction will depend on the exact wording of the proposals. The State Department said the form al noti_fication consists of four proposed sales : two for Israel Ifor 75 F· His and IS 1'-ISs ), one for Egypt (for 50 F.,>;E 's), and one for Saudi Arabia (for 60 F-lSs) . The !Dtal patkage will antount to $4.8 billion. In talks with influential senators, Dayan· expressed strong opposition to the sale, but it was not discussed In his meetings with Vance. CongresS can disapprove of any of the four sales if a majority of both houses vote against it. However , the State Department warned, in a written statement, "There is no provision In the law for Congress to change an administration proposal." The White House has warned that the entire package, including the Israeli planes, will be withdrawn if Congress rejects any of the saies. Dayan told the senators that Israel resents being lumped together in a package with the Arab countries, but if Congress approves the entire package, Israel will go along . Police start massive search major strongho ld of the Red' Brigades, an ultra-left gang that uses ki II ings , kid · nappingll ami bombings in an attempt to trigger civil war and force the progoverrunent Communists to join them in the underground . A similar la rge-sca le sea rch of Genoa April 3 yielded no known results . Genoa was the scene of the Red Brigades' first major ac tton, the kidnapping of prose<·utor Ma rio Sossi in 1974. Sassi eve ntuall y was released un ha rmed despite the authorities ' refusa l 1n meet a dema ~d for release of eight Geno a te rrori sts convicted of a ki dna ppin~ for ranso m and " ro bbery murder. The latest massive hunt coincided with a worsening quarr el a mong politi cian s over whether to negotiate with the terrorists , who only Thursday shot Fiat labor rel ations official Sergio Palmi eri in the knees outside his Turin home. The attackers, two men and a woman, fired at least 12 shots at' Palmieri's knees, breaking both of them, before nee ing by car . An anonymous ca ller later said the Red Brigades took ~esj>Onsiblity for the latest strike. But Moro's fate was still an TIIV\E! We've Got Just What You Need I agonizing mystery with no further word from the terrorists since, Monday. All . as the war of nerves dragged on - Moro entered his 43rd , day of captivity today - the • split between politicians divided over the merits of trying to negotiate with the kidnappers intensified. Most politi cal parties including the second-ranking Co mmuni s ts remained solidly behind Moro 's own Christian Democrats in refusing to negotiate. WEEKLY SPECIAL I L-····---------------.-..-------~!. .~ Proposals are studied By JIM ANDERSON · Prior to th e sesswn. Mrs. WASHINGTON (UP! ) - In Fay Sauer, veteran facult y an attempt to get the stalled member at Kyger Creek, Middle East negotiations roldist ribut ed copies Df a letter ling, the United States and signed by 22 of the school's 26 Israel are studying a new teachers. series of proposals for the The leiter urged the boa rd the West Bank and future of to grant Lanni ng a three-year Gaza Strip. principal's contract. The ideas were put forward Here is the text of the in some seven hours of talks letter : betwee n Israeli Forei gn "We the undersigned are Minister Moshe Dayan and asking you to support our U.S. Secretary of State Cy rus principal in a professional Vance. manner, by awarding him a Dayan told newsmen contract commensurate with the West Banli was Thursday hts traini ng and experience "one of the things we talked and in recognition of his about, not Ute only thing." yea rs of lea dership and But U.S. officials sa id the se rvice to the teachers and W est Bank di sc ussion is •1udents of Kyger Creek High closely linked with all the School. other issues in dispute, "Coming at a difficult time including Israeli withdrawal in 1973 when much needed to from occupied territories and be done at our school, he has succeeded in broadening the c urr ic u.lum , impr ovin g discipline. meeting the now stricter standa rds of North Cen tr a l Ac c reditati o n Asso cia tion, ea rni ng and By ROBIN STAFFORD st rengthening the respect and ROME (UPI ) - Police esteem of the vast ma jority of huntin g for kidnapped former his teachers. Through it all he Premi er Aldo Moro sealed off ha s displ ayed enviabl e professional decorum and a DAYTON (UP! I - Small the city of Genoa at dawn hi gh co de of ethics. He cunvuys of trucks traveling today and started a massive deserves the support of all from Piqua to Cincinnati search of homes, railroad those who are charged with along Interstate 75 slowed stations and ships in Italy's providing the best possible down and blocked traffic on lar gest port. Police did not say what educational experiences for the highway today in protest prompted the search, their Gallia County Yo uth ." to the stepped up second major operation in Signed: Barba ra A. Dinda, enforcement of the 55 miles Genoa since Red Brigades Fay Sauer, Frances Kay per hour speed limit. abducted Moro and guerrillas Adkins, Ph yllis Ma rt in, The truckers pulled their gunned down his five bodyKri st y Blazer. Eugene rigs into each lane and sta yed Stevens, Ernestine E. Smith, abreast of each other at slow guards in a March 16 Rome Joann Bapst, Deryl E. Well. speeds. The Dayton post of ambush. The Red Brigades recently Patsy F ields, Diana K. the Ohio Highway Patrol announced they would "exSchlater, Todd R. Mayes, stopped at least six of the ecut.e" the 61 -yea r<tld sta tesJames E. Sprague, Jerry 1.. tru cks and charged the ma n unless t3 jailed Rusk, Ric ha rd s. Nease, drivers with various traffic terrorists were freed . The Adam s. · Krahel , Gary P. violations such as impeding government flatl y rejected Minton, Keith A. Cart er, Tom traffic and reckless driving . Weaver. Charles Wills, Ken The dri vers had to post the demand. Gen_oa has for years been a Meek and Lori Hesson. bond in Vandalia Municipal Court in Montgomery County. l.ast weekend the highway patrol started ' the O~!S 1 pco ject, Ohioans Agamst 0. PTOMETRIST • • I Speeders 111 Our State, a OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 to 12,2 to S (CLOSE program aimed at cracking AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT I down on persons exceeding ST. , POMEROY. I the 55 mph speed limit. requirement s, keeping the school accredited by North Central. Just Wednesday, a North Ce ntra l eva lua tion team , headed by Dr. Dav id Helms of Ca pi tal Uni ve rsit y, recommended the school for accreditat ion for thret rilore yea rs. In doing so, Dr. Helms particu larly cite d KC's co urse of study. Lanning is to be granted a two-year cont ract at the curriculum for the count)' regular board meet irg May 13. Boa rd·president James V. school system. Blev in s made thi s an · La!Uling, a native of Ross nounce ment following the County, is a graduate of long executive ses.ion whi ch Morehead State University, began at 8:1S p.m. and lasted Xavier University, and a until 12:4S a.m. done post graduate work at Lanning 's current threeOhio University , and Miami year contract as a principal University at Oxford . expires this year . Co unt y Lanning has been in· Supt. Thomas Hai rston had strumental in the developrecommended he be given a ment of Kyge r Creek's course one-year contract as prin· of st udy in meeting mandated ci pal. The board failed to take action un the recom· Our Interest is mendat ion, th us La nn ing Greater For You auto ma tica lly would be rehired fo r one year. He must resign the principal's post to accept the new position. In ma king the an· On 90-Day no uncement, Blevins said the board felt Lanning had ex· Certificates ct llent qualifi cations for the position, that it was a con· 5.75 per cent pa id on struct ive, positive move for 90 day Cer1 ificates of De posit . SSOO .OO the board and Mr. Lanning . Bl evins also felt Lanning's Minimum . lnteresl ability would improve the Payab le Quarterl y . curriculum of the secondary A substant ia l pena lt y is program. invoked on all certificate Supt. Hairston noted It was accounts withdrawn prior a promotion and in an area in to the date of maturity . which Mr. Lanntng was very st rong. He promised some 13 Kyger Creek instructo rs and mem bers of the KC com· munity who were in at· tendance thai administration • and board would work hard to find a new principal. The Athen s County Robert L. Lalllling, . Mid· dleport , principa l at Kyge r Creek High School for the past fi ve years, wtll not be returning to that post next fall. Gallia County 's Local Board of Educa tion Thui'Sday night , foll owin g its thi rd super marathon session this wee k, ann oun ced La nning will assume duties of se conda ry supervisor in charge of development of Communists. But they also said it was unclear whether the insurgents would be any more disposed towards the 7""'1'11e Dilly liepllneJ, M~o•wuw, 0., Frldl)', April .. W. 1976 FIREBIRD 350 .. .......... •3995 v.s, auto ., power steer ing , power brakes, rally wheel. bea"ty chrome wheel s. Extra Sharp 1974 Mustang 2 Ghia ...........'2495 V-6, a uto.• fa ctor y air, v-I nyl root, new t ires , power st eer i ng, power br ak'es. 1974 Ford Maverick Grabber......11995 302. v.s. std.. Crager wheels. 1973 Pinto Runabout ............ '1695 that makes d Weather c.fl. . 4 spd .. fa ctor y air, sun root, 11lno;l roof. slot · wheels and radio! tires. Mostly clear toni ght, low In the low 40s. In creasin g cloudiness Sa turday, hi gh near 70. Probabilit y of precipitat ion near zero today, to night a nd 20 percent Saturday. 1973 Ford Lm .................. '1495 4 Dr., fa ctory air , P.S., P.B. 1968 Camaro 283................ '1095 ow, a richer, smoother, more satisfying Salem! V 8, std .. Crager wheels. 1968 Olds 442 •••••••••••••• , •••• '995 Auto ., Fenton sloted wheels. DOUBLE DOORS • COLUMBUS I UP! 1 - The Ohio House defeated a bill Thursday which would ha ve required double doors to each be unlocked during business hour s to provide better access for handica pped persons. Sponsored by Rep . Marie Tansey, D-Vermillion , the bill failed when It attracted only 47 votes, three short of the con;1i.lutional majority in the House. 399 W. Main MODERN SUPPLY ... Pomeroy •SEED CORN 1971 Dodge Monaco .............. '595 •FIELD SEED •FERTILIZERS 1965 Ford Mustang. .............. 1495 BY FUNK'S~. PIONEER As the leader in tobacco technology we have discovered a way to improve that great Salem flavor. At the same time we have actually lowered the tar! You get all that famous menthol freshness, plus a richer, smoother, more satisfying smoke. 4 Dr .• auto. 6 cyl. , std . 1968 Ford Custom ................ '295 • Dr. 1973 Ford Ranger.... ............ '1895 P. U.. 302 , V-8, std ., L.W.B. 992-2164 "Th• Stor• With "All Kinds of StuH" FOR PETS- SlABLES- LARGE& SMAll ANI MAlS- LAWNS- GARDENS I ~!~ I With MF, qualityis port of the bargain. - - -·---·-- - -- - -+ - - -....1 SQUAD !tUNS The Racine ER Squad was called at I : 2~ a.m. Thursday for Gary Hart. At 3:25 a.m. they transported Betty Willis, Racine, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Lower in tar, too. RIEBEL'S USED CAR See A~er Altlltl St.At. 7 667-3443 tmlltnorth Tupp~n Pl1lna. Ohio • 18 mg."tar", 1.2 mg. nicotine av. psr cigatette,,TC P.~on AUG.'77. .. �Senlmcl, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frzday , Apn l 28, 1978 8- The Dmly Senhnel, Middkpuzt-Puurczuy, 0 ., Fzzday, Apn l28, ~~~~~8'~---------~----------------------:------------------------------, THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY lHE FOLLOWING TRIN~Il~Y~·~~~~!Ill!~ " ' Pe r r rn pastor Bob Buc k . Sunda y school sUpt , Churc h School 9 15 o m , worstup servrce 10 JO om Chorr rehearsal . Tvesdoy 7 JO p m under drrectron of ' Alrce Nease . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE N AZ AR EN E Corner Umon and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hender son pastor Sunday sc hool 9 JO a rn Glen McClu ng, su p ! , n1orn in g worshrp 10 30 o .m , ever1rng lH?tvrce , 7 30 , rnrd -week servrce Wednes day 7 30 p m GR ACE EP ISCOP Al The fh~" Albert MacKerwe rector Ser ... rces and Sunday sc hool at 12 noon POM EROY C~U R C H OF CHR IS! 212 W Mom St.John McArthur poslor 8 rble sc hool . q 30 om rnor mng war :o>h rp 10 J0 Youth meetmgs b 30 p m om even 'rng worshrp 7 30. Wednesday .nrgh l pra yer meettng and Brble ''!.tudy 7 30 p. m. THE SA LVA TI ON A RMY 11S :su nernut Ave , Pomeroy Envoy <md Mr5 Roy Wmmg ofhn?r., m c ha r ge Sunday h olines~ meettng 10 o m Sun d ay School ·10 30 om . Sunday school leader 'VP SM Elo1~e A da ms , 7 p m ~olvo t 1on mee t tn g vor1ous ~pee ker~ ci nd mus 1c spec ro ls 7 30 p m Thursda y 10 o,;, to 2 p m Lad1es Horne League a ll women 1nvlled 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng and B1ble study . Bob Es tep Re~; Noel Hermon leader teache r BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP liST CHA PEl Rou te I Shade Po!.TOr Bobby El k rns Sunday school 5 p m Sunday worsh1p 5 .i S p IT\ Wednesday prayer ser VI Ce 7 J0 p IT1 POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH 0 ~ CHR IST 200 W M orn St Jeny Paul mmtster phone 9<12 7M6 Con-.~ 1 voltve non . ms tr umenlol Sun day worsh rp 10 o rn Brble .,tudy 11 o m worshtp 6 p rn Wedne$doy B1b le st udy 7 p m OLD DEXTER BI BLE CHR IST IAN CHURCH Rev Ro lph Smllh pastor Sun day' school 9 30 o m Mr~ Wo d ey Froncls supennte n dent Pu~achmg servt(E!S hrs t 8 th1rd Sunday~ lollow 1ng Sunday School GRAHAM UN IT ED METHODISI Preachtng 9 30 o m f1r st and se cond Sundovs ol each month thtrd and lourt h Sunday~ each rnont h wo1sh1p serv1ce at 7 30 p nr Wednesday even1ng~ at 7 JO Prayer and Btb le Study SEVE N TH-DA Y ADVE N TIST · Mulberry He1ghts Rood Pome ro y Pastor Albert D1t1es Sabbath Sc hoo f Supenntenden t. ( lora Mcintyre Sabba th School Sotur dov olternoon or 2 00 w1 th Wor • t.hlp Sel vtce l ollowtng otJ IS ' RU fl A ND FI RST BA PTISI Ststet H arnett CHURCH • Wo rner Supt Sunday School 1 9 30 am , morn,ng w01shtp • )O•Sam ~ · THE HILAND CHAPEl George • Cas to pastor Sund ay School '9 30 o m evemng worsh 1p 7 30 : ilhursday even1ng prayer '!iervt ce ' '30pm ;: PO M HIOY FIRSI BAPTIST • Oc v1d Mann mtntshar Wdl•o m ' Wa tson Sunday school su pr Sun ' itoy sc hool q 30 a m mornmg • worsh• p 1030o.m ; • FIRST SOUTHERN 8A PTIS1 787 • Mulberry A ve Pomer oy Paul J : Wh 1te Pa stor Gory Ba sh a m Sun · , ~oy sc hool wpt Sunday sc h ool t;J 30 am morn1ng wor shtp 10 30 evenmg worsh1p 6 30 p m M1dweek prayer sftrv!C.e 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENIER De.ter Rd Longsvrlle Ohro Rev Clyde ferretl Pbslor Sunday School 11 o m Satu r day preoch 111g ser,..1ces 7 30 p m Wedne~doy evenmg Btb le study or 7 30 p m FAITH IABERNAClE CHURCH Ba tley Run Rood Re v Emmett Rowson po~tor Hendley Dunn sup! Sunda y ~chool 10 am Sun day even 1ng ~ervtce 7 30. Btble teo Ch1ng 7 30 p rn Thur sday DYESVIllE CO MMUNITY CHU RCH Roger C furner past or Sunday Hhool q 30 a m Sunday morntng worsh1p 10 J0 Sunday 8'JHfllng serv1ce 7 30 MIDDlEPORT Ml MORIAH BAPTIS T Corner r our tb and Motn Mtddlepott Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun day School 9 30 o m Mr s Erv•n Baumgardner su pr M o rnmg w or shtp 10 AS om MIDDlEPORf CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIA N UNION , lowrttnce Manley pastor Mrs Ru '3 ~e ll Young Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 o rn b ·enmg worsh•p 7 30 Wed nes day prayer mee t1ng 7 30 p m M I MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD H:oc•"e Reule 1 1he Re11 Jame s M Muncy po ~tor Sunday ~choal q 45 om rnornm g worsh •P 11 om even•ng worshtp 7 JO Prayer mee t 1n g Tuesdov 7 30 pm Young peoples meeting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BA PTIST Comer Sut!h and Palmer the Re v K~rby O•ler pastor Rober! Porker supe11n tendent . Sunday WM PO Rod 10 program 7 .45 a m Sunday School 9 15 o -n Morn u1qWorsh1p 10 15 om 'f'outhoc ltvt !U;!S or1d leU ows htp for 1un•or and sentor htgh stud"'nts 6 p m )und oy evenmg wonh1p 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer ~erv •ces Wednesday 7 30 p m. CHUR CH O f CHRIS! M'd dleport 51h and Mo1n , George Clotc rntntster M •ke Gerlach , supennrer1den1 . Terry Yankey vouth rnmts l er 81ble sc hool q 30 om mornmg worshi p 10 30 a m e11emng worshtp 7 30 prayer servtce 7 p m Wednes · dey MIDDlE PORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. J•m Broome pastor Mrs Mary Lar"hey Sunday school sup! Sunday schoo l , ff 30 o tn mornmg worshtp 10 30 om Sunrloy evon g eiiSI I( meeltng 7 00 p m Pr aye r meelmg Wednesday , 7 30 p m. UNIIE D PRES B YTE RIAN MINISI RY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dwtghtl Zav11l . dtre<:tor HARRISO N V I l l E PRESBYTERIAN Rev Ernest Str1ckl111 poster Sunday church school 9 30 a rn , Mrs Homer lee sup! morntng wors hlp , 10 30 • MIDDlEPORT. Sunda y school Q 30om Rtcho rd VolJ g ho n, supr M orn mg worshtp 10 30 SY RACUSE Morn1ng worshtp 9 om Sunday school 10om Mr s Sarnp~Oil t-ioll ~up! THIS SPACE FOR RENT THIS SPACE FOR RENT _PHONE 992-2156 PHONE 992·2156 MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. RU HAN O LHU IKH 0 1- GOD Rev Sob by Par te1 pchtor Sun day ~c h oo l 10 am Sunday w01 sh•p I I a tn Sunday e ... enmg ~er vt ce 7 p m Wednesday ~om • l y ltonng Hour 7 p m W~dne~doy wor~h•p ~er vtce 7 30 p 111 HAZEL COMMUNIIY CHURCH Near long Boll om Ed sel Hot I po 5tOt Sunday school 10 am Church 7 30 p '" pr aye1 mee t1ng 7 JO p 111 l hursdoy MIDDlEPORT PfNHCO SIAL lhlld A ve the R~ot\ w.lltOIH Krllt tt:>l pa~l ol Ron(lld Dugan Sun day School Supt Cl o 55e~ lor ol, age s ever11119 wrv1ce 7 30 BtUie stvd) Wedtw)doy 7 30 p m youth serv t c e~ h1doy 7 30 p ·n MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP TIS T Co, net A ~h cud Pluru Noel Hettmon pasto1 So lutday e~en 1119 ~er viCe 7 30 p m Sunday School 10 30 a 111 MEIGS COO PERA liVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Robett T 8urngorner OlleCIOr POMEROY ClUSTER Re ... Robert Hoyd en Re v Jame• Corb1ll CHESTER Wor~h • p 9 15 o '" Church SchooiiO a 111 POME ROY wor\hip 'i>etv lce q IS om Sunday s(hool 10 30 o 111 Rev E N I ER PRI~ !: R o b~tl W o1~htp John F . F ultz Ph . 992 -2101 Pom e roy locust & Beech Sts. Middleport Ph. 991-9921 PHONE 992-2156 Chur(h School lOam ROCK SPRINGS W o r~h•p 10 o m Church School Q I ~o 111 UMYF 6 30 p m FLATWOODS Wor~h1p I I o Ill ChuiCh School lOa rn M IDDl EPORI ClUSI ER Re v Robet I tlu mgor ner Hl: ATH Rober t Burngo r11er flo!> for Wor~h1p 10 30 om (hu t ch School Q 30 am UMYF 6 WMAT THIS SPACE ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL pm M ORSE CHAPEl War!:>hp II o m Church Schao19 30 o m PORTLAND Warsh tp 7 30 p m Chu rc h Sch oo19 JOa m SUTTON Chur ch School 9 30 o m Wor~h1p I st ond 3td Sunday ~ 103 0 arn N OR THEA~! CLUSaR Rev Rt chmd Thor110 ~ Po510r Duane Sydcnslrtdo.ct John Dovglo ., SORRY.. TH AT DUM"'Y PAGE D IDN'T F OOL "'-Y E)C.PEI<:T5 FOR A MOMENT! N OW THEN -WOU L D YO U RAT HER. COO PERAT E .. OR. ~E EN ER BY PR OC E$5! __,..---'="'j VV5 7 HOUL D BE S IGH TIN & THE CAB IN SOON, WA S H! TA K E T HE BINO CUL ARS AN D SE E WHAT YOU ' CAl-! MAKE OUT! YOU' RE W·W-WA 5T IN6 QH, IT HINK YOU R TI ME! I S HAN'T YOU WILL ..WITH TELL 'lOll A TH ING: T HE PROPER PERSUA SION! ! CAN SEE A PL~Nl ON THE ) HOl'l MALOLY! AIR S TR IP Ill FRONT OF' YOU THI "-- K THAT MEANS- THE LODGE . Eo\S' ' - - - -' FA CE IT, WASH-- WE BOT H K NOW WH AT T~AT MEAN$! DE AD · HEAD'$ BEATE'-1 PAI NFU LL Y HURH ~9 U5 HERE-- AND HE5 GOT DAFF ODIL! Nationwzde Ins. Cso. of Columbus, 0 . 804 W. Main Pomeroy Ph. 9!2-23!8 Ph . 949-91 30 THE STORE WITH A HEART MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH ALLEYOOP THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. HE GOT A POSSE TO- 296 W. lnd Ph. 949 -2626 EASY NOW Ti1E.I<E'S lUN K. ~ 1 Pomoroy G EiHER Q UICkER 'N l FIG URED ! YES, lt-JDEED, T HI='< 'RE ON ~E SCENT! "THE'<'VE FOUN D "THE 01REC1"10 N "THE KIDNAPPERS WENT ! Ll TH' GUA RD MUS! BE ,-ELL· IN' HI M ASOUT OUR ESCAPE; I LC\;)k ! AN 0114ER RUNS WH" , l'H;Oir'S ONE OF I TO JOIN H I S G ROUP! "Tl-1 ' GuA~DS WHO NOW WHO i H' HECK WAS HAUL IN' US OFF IS "T><Ai GA LOOT ? TO LEM M IAN JAIL ! II v Ph. 992-3863 ? I ---::-::> z---- .,.,...;::::.r I WELL I'll BE DA NGE D! I ~ I N K HE'S GOING BACk T 'CHECK IT • ~O R US THAT 15 A BREAio. , AN LUCio-.'I ADV,..,.NiAGE ~EN LE"T '5 51"AI<T lAKIN ' ! C MON ! GIVEN , THAT WE MUS"T !Ak.,E .' OUT! • THIS SPACE ce & I 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS FOR RENT Pomeroy MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET Ph 992-2582 Mason PHONE 992-2156 Ph. !7 3-57lT KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. SY R A ( US ~ ( I UIIER A s~oct ot es GUY, .. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT RACINE FOOD MARKET RUTL A ND Wdb11r Hd t Pm to• War 3h1p I 0 30 o rn Chu1 ch S( hool 9 JO om BEl HAN Y :ooJCO!:> ) W ot~h tp 9 30 om Church School 10 30 om CARMH Chr u<h Schoo l 9 30 om W or~htp 1030o 111 2"dond 4th Sund ay ~ APPLE GROVE Sunday School 9 30 o m Worsh tp 7 30 p rn ht and 3rd Sunday!. P1oyet mee t1ng Wed nesd ov 7 30 p m J-e llow~h·p l>Uppet l11l>l Satu rday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesdov 7 30 p 11"1 EAST lETAR I Chruch ~chaol 9 om Worsh1r ':i C t ~•ce 10 om P1ayer m (! tl •ll g 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW' hr ., t 1ue\doy 730p111 ' RACI NE W[SUYAN Sunday sc h ool 10 a rn wot~h1p II am Cho11 pro chce Thur sday ij p rn LETA RT FALLS Chu 1ch 3chool 10 o m Worsh1p ~ervtce 9 am MORNI N G ST AR W ot~htp 9 30 om Chur ch School 10 30 o rn Mtd Week Setv tre Wedne ~do y 8 ; INFORM AT ION. MIS$ DOB81N$ -5 PEC: IFI CALLY -- THE OTHE R PAB E OF TEC HNI CAL D AT A E>'.PLAINII\! 6 Y OUR 50 LAR 282 W. Mazn-Pomeroy-992 -9962 5!0 N. lnd , Middlepori-992-34Sl PHONE 992·2156 p '" Rev Hatvey Koch J1 ASBU RY Worshtp II a m Church School q SO a m UMW hr ~ t Tuesda y Btbl e Study lhur~ 7 30p"' FORESl RUN W or~h tp 9 om Church School 10 o rn MINERSVIllE Worsh•p 10 o m Chu rch School q om SYRA CUSE Church School Gl 00 o m Worsh1p ser "''~e 7 30 p fl1 SOUI HERN ClUSIER Rev Do v 1d H orrt~ Cluster leader Rev Ste,..en Wilson Floren<eSm1th H ilton Wolfe DO YQLI WAN T FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS FOR RENT Fresh THAT ON THE 2- WA Y CAN'T HAVE= GOTTEN FAH. CAPTAIN EASY 991 2955 RaCin e HARD TO SPOT THIS SPACE FOR RENT WE Fill OOCTORS PR ESCRIPTION S o rn BE SHOULDN' T HAF·AND· HAF, ALR EADY AP9 I N ON HI M, CALL EO AN !Fora realauctfon call the Real Mc Coy ) I. 0 . !Mad McCoy 985·1944 Complete Automottve Service Hayden Q LIZ%! McCOY AUCTION SERVICE ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ra cme I LOS T SPEAI-IING OF WH ICH · WHAT oz: ? 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THE F INEST IN MOBILE HOM ES Pomeroy !100 E Main Ph . 992-7034 rr'Hl~ Thzrd St. l oc k MAl)I~ REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES Pom erov Ph . 992-5 ! 30 S11ndm GROCERTE·S & GENERAL MERCHANOTS E ,\ fnrk 7 11 -.1 , J\lnnd c11 l.ukr· Lulu· II I 1 / 7 I I· / i I .l Ill 17 Ph , 949-2550 Rae me PROF ESSIONAl SERVICE BAKERS OF GOOO BREAD Huntington , W Va Aer i a 1- School s-Wedding s Che•ter Ra c.ne cnes1er 98S-1307 THIS SPACE FOR RENT Ph . 992 -3978 PHONE 992-2156 949-2020 v• re\ q 30 a rn Sunday Sc hoo l 1030om B~ADBURY CHUR CH OF C HRI ~ I Mt Donald Roley po ~ t o r Sunde ) H hoo l 9 JO o m war ~ l 11p scr v l( l' 10 30 o tn Sundo v A S!>OC IOI O~ ~e•v• ( e~ 7 p m youth gr oup JOI-'t' A Wo rshtp 10 am Wedno~day 7 p '" Church School 9 om Prayer ANTIQUITY 6APTI S1 Fle 11 ~orl Meettng Wed "eltdoy 1::1 p m ~hulet po!.IOf ~undoy ~dmo l LO NG BOTlOM Sunday school q 30 o rn Church ~ervl(e 7 p 111 at 9 30 a m Wor~htp ~er "''ce~ at 7 30 p m Btble study o"d Youth you !h rnee!mg b p m lu e~do~ 61 meettng at 8 p m on ble Study 7 p 111 RACI NE CHURCH 01 THE Wednesday s NAZARENE Rev John A Cofl NORTH BET HEl Wor~htp II man po\tor f ronldtn Imboden a m Chur ch S(hool 10 o tn ALf RED Sunda y S( hool 9 30 ( houman of the Boo t d of ( h 11~ tton lde Sunday St h ool q 30 o m Worsh1p 10 45 a rn Proyet om morrung wors.h1p 10 30 meeltng Wednesday 7 A~ p m Sund ay even1ng w o rshtp 7 30 UMW 3rd Tuesday B p m REEDSVILLE Sunday Schoo19 30 p m Prayer rnee i H'I Q Wedf\eS dey 7 30 p m o m Worsh•p 7 30 p m Proye' RAC INE FIRST BAPilSI Don l Mee t•ng 7 30 p m Tue ~day Wol..,et Po~•or Ronn t\1 Sal!:>er VtSttollon7 30p rn 1~1 Thvr !.doy ~u.,doy ~ c hool ~u pt Sunday Sll VER RIDGE , Wor .. htp 10 o r11 ~ c hool 9 30 a tn rnorn1ng war Church Scho o19 am 1UPPE RS PlAINS Wa r ~htp 9 shtp 10 40 o m Sur'ldoy evenmg ..vor sh•p 7 30 Wednesday even o rn Church School lOa tn 1ng B1blc study 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIS! DANVIllE Wl SLEYAN Rev R George Freder. ck 'iupt !>ervtce 0 Br own pa stor Sunday S{ hool weekly 9 30 o rn on Sunday q 30 a m mon 11ng war ~htp Preochmg ltr ~l and lhHd S unday ~ 10 45 youlh l>e rv,<.e b 45 p m ol month by Cl1 ll ord Sm!lh 9 30 ev ent ng w oHhtp 7 30 p m om prayer and pr o1se Wednesday HOBSON CHRIIIIAN UNI ON 7 J0p m Rev Ket!h Ebltn po:.ta r ~undoy Sll VER RUN I REE 8APII Sl School , 9 JO o rn leono•d Mtle~ Trout po sro• Sunda y Gdmore ftr st etde1 evenntg ser o rn Sreve Lttllc ~ up t school 10 111Ce 7 30 p m Wednesday ptoyer Even1"9 ser ~o~ 1 c e 7 p m prOyPr meet1ng 7 30 p rn rneetmg lhul\dO'( 7 p m MT MORIAH CH UR CH O f GOD C Hf>T~R CHURCH 0 1 COD Ronn e Ro ute '] !he Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday s<hool 9 <IS R~v Donn.,. R Coo k po ~ t or Sun om , morn1119 wotsh1p II 0 m day school 9 30 a rn wor~h1p Even 1ng serv 1 ce~ Tuesday and serv1ce II a rn e ven1ng ~e"''( e Fndoy 7 JO p m 7 00 yourh 'er ... tce Wednc~da y BEARWA LlOW IHDG~ CHU RCH 7 00 P rn OF CHRIST Duone Worden LANGSVIllE C HRI STIAN mm•stet Brb le cfou 9 3C 0 m CHURCH Rober! Musser pcaror mornrng -wor~h 1 p 10 30 0 m , Sundoy ~<hool q 30 am Roy even 1ng warship b 30 p m S1gmon sup! rno rn1 n g war~h•p Wednesday 81ble study b 30 p m 10 30 Sundoy eventng )erv!Ce t< ENO CHURCH OF CHRIST I 30 rntd week setv•<. e Wedne) George Fredenck supl Sunday day 7 P m morn 1ng ser~o~tce 9 30 0 m w 1th SYRACUSE CHUR CH OF THE preoch 1ng on f 11 ~t and th 11 d Sun NAZARf:NE Re~o~ Dolo Bo ss doy of month by George P1<kens pa stor Bob Moore Sunday NEW STIVERSVlllE COMMUNI· Sc hool '!iupt Sund ay school. 9 30 lY Church Sunday School ~er om morn1ng wor~h·p 10 45 v 1ce 9 45 0 m Worsh 1p se rv1ce o m , evongel tshc ~ervtce 7 p m . 10 30 Evongel1~ltC Servt<e 7 30 Wednesday HH'>'!Ce) praye r Wedne ~do v Prayer and P•o• se ~ p rn , Nozotenc p.m you l h 7 p,rn Dody prayer mee t1ng 7 30 ZIO N CHUR CH OF C HR I~ T meellng 8 30om Men s praye r Don meetmg . So!urdO'( 1 p rn Por.,eroy Ho rmonvtlle Rd I<Emnedy paslor Bdl M c£tr oy EDEN UN ITED BR H HREN IN Sunday CHRIS T Elden R Bloke pmtor Sunday school sup! s<hool 9 JO 0 rn morn 1ng war Sunday School 10 om . Howa rd sh1p and commun1on 10 30 0 m McCo y supl M orn1ng ~ermon Sunday evenmg you th Chrrslton II o m Sunday n1gh t servtccs Endeavor 6 p m wor sh 1p ser Chm tto n Endeavor . 7 30 p rn 111 ce 7 p m Wed n'esdoy even 1ng Song serv t<e B p .m .. Preorhtng pro;er meet•ng and Btble sludy 7 ' 8 30 P m M idweek P• oyer meetmg Wednesday . 7 p m Roy pm Ad nm~ lay leader IT JOHN lUTHERAN CHU RCH CHURCH OF JESUS CH~III Ptne Gr ove l oc ated at Rutland on Nf'w l1rna Middleswort h ~e1 • Rood ne•t to Fares! A cre Pork Ro.y Rou\e pastor Robt-.•rt Mu ~~e 1 Sunday School supt )un dey Hhool 10 30 o "' .,..u ... h,p 7 30 p m Btble Siudy W ed n c ~ day 7 30 p m So!urdoy ntgh t prayer servt ce 7 30 p rn HEMlOCK G R OV ~ CHRISTIAN Rage• Wot~ o n pos tot Kennr>th By er Sunday ~ { hoo1 svp t Mo tn "'9 .vorsh•p q 30 o m Sull doyHhool 10 30 am evenmg ~ j!r v11 e 7 :JO Wedne ~doy Btb l(· Study 7 30 p rn MI UNIOt-.1 SAP liS I Do n Wilson Sund ay H h o ol ~upe~tn!cndcn t Sunday ~ c h oo l q 4S o m evenmg worshtp 7 p m Prayer rner:.>tlllQ 7 p " Wadnesdoy TUPPER S PLA INS CHRI STI AN CHURCH Eu gene Unde1wood po ~ tor Howa rd Coldweft J• ~undoy School Sup ! !:Iunday School 9 JO o rn M ornmg Ser man 10 30 a m Sunday cvenmg ~er "'"e 7 p rn ~AllS UNIHO LETART BRETHREN Re 11 Ft eelond Norns poslor Floyd Norm supl ~undoy Hhool 9 30 o rn mornmg o;er m o n 10 30 am fl1oyer ~e r v•ce Wedne~day } 30 p m CHEsrER CHURCH O f THE NAZARENE Rev He r bert Grote po~to1 W o nh1p ~4Hv1ce 11 o m and 7 30 p m Sund ay Sunde'( School 9 30 o rn Rte hotd Batlon ~up! Preyer ff1E-el1ng Wed nes day 7 JO p m B~ADF OR ir CHURCH Of CHRIST Gobnel Mzrs pa stor B1 ble ~undoy School q 30 a ,., 1l10 r ntng (hur ch 10 30 o m Su f\dOy evemng se rvtle ~ 7 00 p rn Wedneo; doy .<. e-r vt ce 7 30 p 111 lAUREl Cliff FR EE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Floyd 1- Shook , po ~ t or Lloyd Wnght Sunday Schoo l Supt Morn1ng Worshtp 9 30 o m Sunday Schoof 10 20 o m Wednesday P1 oyer and Bt ble Stud'( 1 :10 p rn Sunday e'Ven '"9 wonh 1p 1 30 p m Chon Proc · !•Ce lhur~doy 7 p m DEX I ER CHURCH O f CHRIST Charles Russell Sr m1n1ster Rt ck Macomber !>up t Sunday school 9 30 a .m . wor,h•p ser · 111Ce , I 0 30 a m 8tble Study I ues· day 7.30p m. REORG AN IZED CH URCH OF JES US CH RIST Of tA ll ER DA Y SAIN I$ Penl and Ro cme Rood W1lltom Roush , po !j tor Rus\et l Ratclif f churc h school Direc tor Sunday School 9 30 o.m Morn tng worsh •p 10 30 a m . Sunday e11~nm g servtee 7 p 111 Wedne~ day evenrng pra yer )ervi<es 7 30 ,-Re~ pm B E IHL E H~ M BAPliST, Rey Earl Shuler po o; tot WoJS h tp !erv1ce 9 30 o m Su•1dby r.chool , I 0 30 o tn Btble Study and prayer ser· v• ce Thursday 7 30 p rn CARLETON CHURCH Kmgsbury EQUIPMENT So fwdur SAlES -SERVICE Fire Extinguishers F Ir e O.pt. Equip. Ph. 741-2777 l.u k1 · L'.!. ·W -!1 I MARK V STORE l?ood Gory Kmg po'!i l ot Sundov 9 30 o rn Rolph Carl ~ uper 111Tenden1 even'''9 w01 ~htp I 30 p m P1oyer lll€'el1119 WPdnesdoy 7 JO p m lONG BOIIOM CHRI SI IA N B1vce Smi!h po~lor Wallace Domcv. aod Sup! B1blo Sc hool 9 JO am Prcochmg ~e1v 1 ce 10 4) 0 m No f! V('Illflg SCrV I{(.' HYSlll RUN 1-RH MET HODIST CHURCH Re ~o~ Herbe rt A tl 1ng JXl~ I O I Sunday S<. hoo l q 30 a rn Mur/11119 ')£! r VI (C 10 30 va m I ~ongel•s tr c ~ervtce 7 p m Prayer rtl{'t:-ftng 1hut~ dny 7 p m 1HHDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Mold Kn ob Re .. lowren• c Glue ~ cn c omp Sr poo; to • Roger W1 lll ord S• Sunday school ~up r Sun day sc hool ~ 30 o ~und oy l'llt,:!nlllg l>CivtOJ 7 p rn Prayer n\Oulmg I umdoy 7 30 p rn £ r ne~l Deete r clas s leader You th meeltng Wedne sday 7 30 p rn wtlh Don and Mo• tho Meadows IC'odc• s WHil ES CHAPEl Cool voil e RO Rev Ray Dee ter po\tor Sunday ~chool9 30o rn wor~h1p\Cr11r c e 10 30 a m B1bfe study and pmyet servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m RU TlA ND RUH A N D CHURC H O F ( HRIS1 lorry Coleman , pa sto r . Co Sunday school wpt~ Sam McKm ncy and Herb E!1 111 Sunday sc hool and commun tOII q 30 o tU Wor shtp and comunton I 0 30 o m RU TlA N D CO M M UN I TY CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 am , worsh1 p ~r:.> r v1ce 11 a m. Wednesd ay ptovc• mectmg , 7 30 p.m you th serv•<es , Sunday 7 p m , ~undo'( m9ht wor ~htp 7 30 RUTL AN D CH UR CH O J- IH[ NAZ ARE N E Rev lloyd 0 Gwnrn Jr pasto r Sunday Hhool 9 30 o rn w or shtp servtce , 10 30 am Br oodco sl l1 ve 011cr WMPO young pe o p l es ~e•vtce b 30 Cv0r1gel1~ II( U!fVI(I! 7 ~ 11 . Wednesday 1 p rn MASON COUNTY I IRS! SOUTH!RN BA PIIST Co, ner ot Second and Ander ~on Mason Pos tot Fronk l ow lher . Surrdoy sc hool 9 4S o .m , wor sh1p sero.nce 11 o m ond 7 30 p m Weekly 8 tble Stu dy , Wed nes day 7 30 p m MA SON CHURCH OF CHRIS I P 0 Bo..: 487 Mtfler St M ol>Otl, W Vo Sundo y Bib le Study 10 a m . Worsh tp I I o .m and 7 p rn 8tblf't Study We dne~do'( 7 p m , Vocat nlU StC MASON ASSEMBlY O f GOD , Dudd1ng lana. M ason W Vo Che~ter lennon! . Po ~ t or Sundoy S<hool 9·•5 a m . Chi ldren s ChuHh b 45 p.m . Young Peoples ServiCe b 45 p.m Evongel1s ttc Servtce 7 30 p.m . Women's M 1s s • o r~ory Counc1 l 10 a .m . f ns t and llmd luesdnys Prorer and Btb le Study We d n~J~doy I 30 p 1n ~ l ho ol l Clovia' Wake up! Somethtno's wronq with Gret,::hen 1 I'm qettinq on in Ljears. Sl im 1 I can't see too well' You're worried uou'll f lunk ·YOUNG'S CARPETING Featuring Deep Slum Edr•ctlon Ph. 992-2206 Ph, 992-7630 Rt. 3. Pomeroy PHONE 992-2156 RACINE PLANING MILL Syra cuse l. u ~ . I i: II I:J 1'"1 TAKIN' YOU A DOC ABOUT TliA1 COUGH . For The Best zn TV Vzewzng Call99l-l50S Middleport, Oh io Ph 985.4155 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE l.u k• · J-1 · 1-h F 11 dm ---- .~ THIS SPACE FOR REN·T HEINER'S BAKERY KEN GROVER PHOlOGRAPHY I III I! -.dtH' "· AND FIRST THI NG POINTVItW CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. Nex t Sund av ,. uu 'll huvc a pn Jt.lous UPI•ortunit y to join your rwi)( hbur" otl 1.bun.h That's wh ere fol b a r t! st!c king - a nd findm K- l hetr m1 ss um 1n th e world Lu k,. Tlf THING I TRY TO 00, LISSA , 15 NEYER LOOK IIACl( · I LOOK AHEAD M RS . PUDDLE DIDN' I, ANNIE ... IS I I WRONG TO HATE SOMEBODY 'TERRl8l Y ... ? CARS& TRUCKS 461 S. 3rd Middleport Ph. 9'12·2196 it W ud iTI'!'> rJ m ORPHAN ANNIE--SHE REMEMBERS "CAMMY" H U MPH ~ O il , FINI ~ 0UR ON LY SERVANT DIES ... AND NOW YO U M AKE' A FOOL OF YOURS ELF O YER lltOSE TWO O YER. OUR CiARAGE .. . DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. Doe~ u ' l th ai tell us sum elhin n a bout our own qu es t in lh ll world God mad e'! Pea ce with o ut shlln es'i ~ ~ nne of th e ~up reme longi n ~s of man ki nd It set! ms In HAPP EN wh en eve r y thul )( or JH:rson rea h;r.es h1s miss1on and pu rs ues l'll t ''dm ORPHAN ANMI'E-FRIEND 1M MEED ... s111i).l i ~ bu rst1n~ wilh new growth . In the s k v a!t in tin• ri ver du~re is lif~ a nd motion, r ~tl ess ness a nd qu mlin,.;. Pea ce without still n ~!-1 . (.od m a dt• WAID CROSS SONS STORE .. -'!1 Pomeroy 2!6 E. Second Ph . 992 -3325 Sma ll OJ V fi i J m;h ~ rumbl e in th e d ista nt mount · ouns as the SW l OJ.: th aw ad va nces. t;ver y he m - c;oo Rac ine Ph. 949-2882 214 E. Matn wtlhuut :.fill ness. One of th e m ark.10 of the WORL.J) RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. REALTOR RAUS K&C JEWELERS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Kee psalot e Dtamond Ai~ s 212 E. Mam Pomeroy Ph . 992 -3785 HARI FORD CHURCH Of CHR IST IN ( HRI S!I AN UNIO N ! he Rev Wtlltam Campbell pos to1 Sunday Sch oo l q 30 n m , James Hugh c~ Sup! CIICillllQ ~QfVICC 7 30 p rn Wedn e~ doy evcrHng p1aye r m eE>I tng , 7 30 p rp You th p raye r .. er vtCO each l uiJ ~cl o y f A IR VI EW BI Bl E CH UR CH l e tart W Vo Rl I Rev Charles Hargra ve' po~to r Worshtp ser vices 9 3U o m Sunday sc hool 11 o rn evCIJ..!fl Q WO! ~htp , 7 30 pm I ucsdoy co ttage p• oye r rnoermg end B1ble study q 30 a m Wor~htp ~e 1 v 1<e Wednes day 7 30 p m CAlVARY BIB lE CHURCH 2b N Second M 1d dl e po 11 Alan B1ockwaod pastor ~e•v•ces on Sun day ot I 0 30 o 111 and 7 30 p "' wt th Sunday sc hool 01 ? 30 o 111 B1ble t. rudy Wt.>rine ~d oy 730p rn I N D ~ PE ND E N I HO liN ESS CHURCH INC Co tner Four l h and l~r1coln Sb M1ddleport Rev 0 Dell Manl ey po)IQr . Sony Hu d ~011 Sunday ~chool supermten dent Su11d ay ~chool Gl 30 a rn (NCflll\9 wor~h1p 7 30 p rn proyf'' and pro1se stHvl(e W a d ne~d ov , 7 30 p.m . IH E PEOP lE S CHURCH OF PO M ~ROV Cotner M01n and Cou rt Sto;; third f loor ov er l ighthous e Restauran t Henry Cook po~tor Sunday sc hool 10 o rn mornmg wOrS>htp , I I o ,rn , evcntng se rv• ce 7 30 Wedncs day evenmg ~erv1c-e , 1 30 . In turdenorntnohono l , lu l lg o~ pe f RUTl AN D CHUR CH OF GOD Pa) tor Den rm B o l e~ ,Sunday School , 10 o Ill . worshtp service . 11 30om and 7 ,30 p.m Pray er rne(!!lllg , Wedr,esdoy , 7·30p.m RUf lAND APOSTOliC CHURCH OF- JESUS CHR IS T, Eld er Jom es Mtll.:tt Btb l'e ~ t u dy , Wednesday , 7 JO p m Sunday Sc hool, 10 o rn Su nday ntg ht servl(e , 7.30 p m . POM IH OY WE S~ EYAN HOliN ESS Ho r monvlll e Rood , Dewey ~in g , po sl or, Ed ison Woo..,er oul\ ton t, Ht nry Eblin , Jr . Sunda~ Hhoo t supt, Sundoy ~ochool q 30o m .. morn in g w ar · ship 1 \ o m S u n do ~ evening se r· v1ce . 7 30 , ptoy er meellng. l hun· day, 7 30 p .m. SY RA CUSE FIRS! CHURCH OF COO tlot Pe nf ecos tol , Rev George Oile r , pastor. Wors hip ~e l vtce Su nday 9;45 o .m ., Sun• day ~choo t , 11 a m . worsh ip ser· vt ce 7 30 p m . Thursday prayer meeting, 7.30p .m .. M I HERMON Umted Brethren Church . Sund ay SchoqJ 9·30 a .m. Wotshi p \er..,.ice 10:45 a .m . Pr eac htng ~e r vrc e s every Sunde~ o lt ernoltng with C. E Wednes day prayer meetin g 7 30 p m Rev James l ec< h pastor. oo~ id Ho ller loy leodef. JEHOVA H S WIT NESSES , I mde cos t of Rutland tunc.ltOn of Rou te lL4 ond N ob le Suri"Hflt l Rood (I 174) Sunday 81ble l ec t ure 9 30 a Wa rch towe r ~ l u d y 10 30 o 111 I ue!>doy Btble !> l udy 7 ond 6 IS p n) l huml ov theoc. o!tc ~chool 7 30 p m ~e• vtce meel!ng B 30 p m ' HOP E BAPIIS I 570Gron 1 St M•ddlcpo r t Bobby E l ~tns pa stor Sunday School 10 o 111 worshtp sorv1ce II o m , eyening ~e r ... tce , 7 30 p rn . Th ursd oy pruy11,1 meetmg o nd 81ble study, 7 30 p .rn RU TlAN D FR EEWil l BA PIIS I Church l eland Hole y pastor Sun day $Chool 10 a m . e11en,ng HH-ttce 7 30 p rn . Prayer meetmg, Wednesdo y. 7 30 p.m CH URCH O f GO O ol Prophecy , loca ted on the Q. J. Wht l e Rood of! h tghw oy 160 Sunday Sc hoo l 10 o m Superint end en t John Loved ay Fu ~! Wed.,l}sdoy mgh t ol monlh CPMA ser¥1CBs . ~econd Wedne~d oy WMB meeting third throug h f tllh yov lh $ervice . George Croyle , po sl or . 570 HOP E BAPTI S1 CHAPEl Cro n t St , M 1ddlepor t, Rev. Bobby Elk 1ns Su nday ~chool 10 om . mor nmg wor ~ht p , 11, evenm g wor sh rp 7 30 p m Thursday ever1m g 8 1bl e ~tud y and pra yer meettng . 7 30 p m. Afl 1hoted w1l h 11\llldleport, Ohzo Alfred · Social Notes Sunday School attendance on April 23 was 60. The offering was $32.17 which goes for World Servzres. Worship services were held at 10 :45 with the Rev. Arthur Duhl of Athen s, retired minister, in place of Rev. Thomas, who was away for the weekend. The sermon title was "A Second Chance" portray ing Peter following Jesus alar off. Special music was "Ten Thousand Years" by Eleanor Boyles, Sandra Ma ssa r and Fl orence Spencer. The choir sang "Fill My Cup." The attendance was 36. The Sunday School is planning Vacation .ble School the week of June 26 with Jani ce Pullins, leader. Additional help is needed. s 8 c. BRADF O RD CH URCH OF Thirteen from this area CHRI ST G obo el Mrol , pastor . ended the county revival att Sunday sc hoo l , 9 30 o m , m orn. al Hea th United Methodist tng church , 10·30 o rn Junror <hur(h pro gram u nder d 11 eC I10n C'hurch in Middleport on lasl ol Kore n M ro z lor chil dr en. 2·10, Tuesday evening with Curt durrn g regular church hou r m and Charlotte Davis with church bo se rne nt. Sunday even · special mu'slc and Pastor tng_$er_v1ce, 7. p.m ; W ed nes day service 7 30 p.m. Richard Thomas bringing the JUBilEE CHRISTIAN CENTE R message. Geo •ge's . Cree" Rood . Church Mr. and Mrs. Clarence schoo l, 9°30 om , morning war · ship . 10 :30 . e¥e nin g ser.,lce . 7:30. Henderson and Edith Harper Praye r meeHn g Wedne sdov. 7;30 called at the Ewing Funeral pm . Ho!Qe last week during ST. PAVl lUTHERAN CHURCH , visiting hours for Roy Pooler, Corner of S~c o m o r e and Second Sh ., Pomeroy The Rev. W itliom a relative. M tdd leswatl h, Pa stor S u n de ~ Genevieve Guthrie ha s Schoo l a t 9.45 a m. and Church returned home from Holzer Ser viCes 1 1 a .m . SACRED HE.A.RT, Re11 . Father Medical Center. Mr . and Mrs. Howa rd Paul D . Welton , po stor . Phone 992-2825. Satu rday even ing M an , Elliott of Columbus recently'" 7.30. Sun day M an 8 and 10 o.m , visited their parents here and Confeu lo n, Soturdoy 7·?·30p m. CHRISTIAN 8APITST - On lhe allended church here on Route 7 bypass . James E. tliees . .. Sunday morning. po"tor. Sund ay sc hool, 10 a.m.: Vi sitors at the Arthur mor ning w ort hlp, 11 a .m.; even - Atherton home la!lt Wedmg serY ic e , 7. TA:INITV Christ ian A uembly, nesday were Mr. and Mrs. Coo lv il le Gi lber t Spencer , Richard Armstrong and pastor . Su nda y ''hoo l. 9 :30 a.m .. children of Lockbourne, Ohio, morn1ng wor ship, 11 o.m. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H1180 Faiella, e'o'enlng ser'o'ice. 7.30 p.m.: Groveport, Ohio and Mr. and m1dweek ptoyer ser v,ce Wednes Mrs. Clarence Atherton and day , 7·30 p .m. grandson of Long Bottom. 1 • FRANK & ERNIE IN Th e Almanac United Press lnternallonal Today zs Friday, Apn l 28, ; lhe 1181h day of 1978 with W J to foll ow. > Th e moon zs approach zng it s last quart er . • The morn ing star is I Mercury < • The eve nin g stH r S (tH l M ars, Venus, Jupiter and i Sa tum. Th ose born on this date arc ~~-------...Jj.L.;:W~~~~..J under the szgn of Taurus OUT OTHER •• ' . BORN LOSER ~~~~ , '(JUCW ~. 'UI~~ I W#IED ~. r-- 7"- - --- -.;:---.., JJWJWIDM STNl!'l ~ WITH ~ FPillleiZ. p.j.)D M'r.l I LtFT AWAIL OF ~ James Monroe, fift h pres ident of the Uni ted States. was born April 28. 1758. Thi s is enterta iner AnnMargrcl' s 371h borthday On thi s day in history. In 1788, Mary lan d was admltled to the Umon as the seventh• state. In 1922, the war with Japan was officially en ded with signing ul a lrealy by lhe United States and 47 other nations. THAT SCRAMBlED WORD GAME o1 by Henri Ar nold and Bob l ee ~· rlthl }' , April '.!K BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag South blames bad finesses Tho.'\t' S.<t iiiC lln e:'!:ses wou ld NOHT il • K .J 10 (; .l • Q 7 :J 2 t l\.15 • 9 • '2 • n 2 + ll l llll5 ~ lour ordinary words ALUVE I -"'',.. • K 8~ t Q l lliH • K .I i :l ~ tJ ..... ~.,..... .......... tJ - COMES SHERIFF TAIT !! O'FIRE!.' WHAR CAN I HIDE? RUN DOWNTOWN AN ' SET IN TH' BARBER SHOP tREMUDE I J KJ II Now atrange the clrczeo letters 10 form the surprise answer , as sug· gesled by the above cartoon Print llflSwer here: y 0 5101aay s I Jumbles· Answer 0 (I l I l ) (Answers tomorrow) DECAY POK ED CHROME MULTSH Could bo theloat word fn dentlatryl- "OVC ~" pold--·. . . . , _.__No.10.... Ihl-110-.l l - b ' I1.35 PQII· b34, - · N.J. 07t41. - ~ rwne. 8ddrtile, llpOOOttnel.,..ct**tpay~~Mtor l au $ s t *'· care ;til ow lli m to ruff i n dumrn) • t\ li mg hctt rt. and North Ea st Open ing lca cl A REWAW ALL ROUND, wo uldn 't a hea rt t nck for dec l:1r c r '' clu b or d l iu nond lead would Vulnera bl e : Nor lh-South Dea ler : South BARNEY He which or>poncn l won lhat lrzck because the fo ur -spade contract wou ld be sale A heart lead would ensu re • I!.! ;! t A !J :1 Pass Pass SIULS mond • AQ!17~ WeN t P/JW.~1 VOtJDER ace· kmg a nd another dia- SOUT IT l Sll(~t.l!-mf".i I have gone wrong for any olh cr declarer , but a winner would not have taken either. He wou ld dra w tru mps, ru ff his SIX of clubs and play E.o\ST • 8 WEST • " 10 6 Unscramble these tour Jumbles . one zener 10 each square, 10 form t ! !H-1\ ,. dt~C;;J rd a potentia l los - So ulh 's line of p lay was a loser this time. Th e co rrect play was always a winner . s .m th l',tss You +5 hold · +2 ..... ¥ t\ KXX):X • A K xxxx Ry Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag " F"Incsscs work for everyone else. Why don't they ever work for me'.' " com~ plalncd South South had drawn trumps, cashed the ut•e of di amonds and lust a diamond fi nesse Rack cam e a third diamond. Later on, South led a heart t owa rd hi s ha nd a nd finessed the nine only to have it lose lo th e I0. The dclcnse also cashed their ace and kzng of hearts. A Mi:-;so url r ctt dcr wants to know what you bid as dc(lle r , with l'Vcrybod y vul~ ncr rt ble Yuu j ust upcn one hcurt , but we wo ul<l not criliczze a tw o-hcm·t opf'nl!lg, or a twod ub opening zf you play two cl ubs as your only forcin g bid !NF:..WSrAI' ..: Il E~1'EH I 'It 1 St: ASSN 1 (For a copy ol JACOBY MODERN, send Sl lo " W1n al Bndge · ca re of thts newspa- . pet , P 0 Box 489. Rad10 Cily StaiiOn . New York , N Y 10ll19. ) �Senlmcl, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frzday , Apn l 28, 1978 8- The Dmly Senhnel, Middkpuzt-Puurczuy, 0 ., Fzzday, Apn l28, ~~~~~8'~---------~----------------------:------------------------------, THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY lHE FOLLOWING TRIN~Il~Y~·~~~~!Ill!~ " ' Pe r r rn pastor Bob Buc k . Sunda y school sUpt , Churc h School 9 15 o m , worstup servrce 10 JO om Chorr rehearsal . Tvesdoy 7 JO p m under drrectron of ' Alrce Nease . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE N AZ AR EN E Corner Umon and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hender son pastor Sunday sc hool 9 JO a rn Glen McClu ng, su p ! , n1orn in g worshrp 10 30 o .m , ever1rng lH?tvrce , 7 30 , rnrd -week servrce Wednes day 7 30 p m GR ACE EP ISCOP Al The fh~" Albert MacKerwe rector Ser ... rces and Sunday sc hool at 12 noon POM EROY C~U R C H OF CHR IS! 212 W Mom St.John McArthur poslor 8 rble sc hool . q 30 om rnor mng war :o>h rp 10 J0 Youth meetmgs b 30 p m om even 'rng worshrp 7 30. Wednesday .nrgh l pra yer meettng and Brble ''!.tudy 7 30 p. m. THE SA LVA TI ON A RMY 11S :su nernut Ave , Pomeroy Envoy <md Mr5 Roy Wmmg ofhn?r., m c ha r ge Sunday h olines~ meettng 10 o m Sun d ay School ·10 30 om . Sunday school leader 'VP SM Elo1~e A da ms , 7 p m ~olvo t 1on mee t tn g vor1ous ~pee ker~ ci nd mus 1c spec ro ls 7 30 p m Thursda y 10 o,;, to 2 p m Lad1es Horne League a ll women 1nvlled 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng and B1ble study . Bob Es tep Re~; Noel Hermon leader teache r BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP liST CHA PEl Rou te I Shade Po!.TOr Bobby El k rns Sunday school 5 p m Sunday worsh1p 5 .i S p IT\ Wednesday prayer ser VI Ce 7 J0 p IT1 POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH 0 ~ CHR IST 200 W M orn St Jeny Paul mmtster phone 9<12 7M6 Con-.~ 1 voltve non . ms tr umenlol Sun day worsh rp 10 o rn Brble .,tudy 11 o m worshtp 6 p rn Wedne$doy B1b le st udy 7 p m OLD DEXTER BI BLE CHR IST IAN CHURCH Rev Ro lph Smllh pastor Sun day' school 9 30 o m Mr~ Wo d ey Froncls supennte n dent Pu~achmg servt(E!S hrs t 8 th1rd Sunday~ lollow 1ng Sunday School GRAHAM UN IT ED METHODISI Preachtng 9 30 o m f1r st and se cond Sundovs ol each month thtrd and lourt h Sunday~ each rnont h wo1sh1p serv1ce at 7 30 p nr Wednesday even1ng~ at 7 JO Prayer and Btb le Study SEVE N TH-DA Y ADVE N TIST · Mulberry He1ghts Rood Pome ro y Pastor Albert D1t1es Sabbath Sc hoo f Supenntenden t. ( lora Mcintyre Sabba th School Sotur dov olternoon or 2 00 w1 th Wor • t.hlp Sel vtce l ollowtng otJ IS ' RU fl A ND FI RST BA PTISI Ststet H arnett CHURCH • Wo rner Supt Sunday School 1 9 30 am , morn,ng w01shtp • )O•Sam ~ · THE HILAND CHAPEl George • Cas to pastor Sund ay School '9 30 o m evemng worsh 1p 7 30 : ilhursday even1ng prayer '!iervt ce ' '30pm ;: PO M HIOY FIRSI BAPTIST • Oc v1d Mann mtntshar Wdl•o m ' Wa tson Sunday school su pr Sun ' itoy sc hool q 30 a m mornmg • worsh• p 1030o.m ; • FIRST SOUTHERN 8A PTIS1 787 • Mulberry A ve Pomer oy Paul J : Wh 1te Pa stor Gory Ba sh a m Sun · , ~oy sc hool wpt Sunday sc h ool t;J 30 am morn1ng wor shtp 10 30 evenmg worsh1p 6 30 p m M1dweek prayer sftrv!C.e 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENIER De.ter Rd Longsvrlle Ohro Rev Clyde ferretl Pbslor Sunday School 11 o m Satu r day preoch 111g ser,..1ces 7 30 p m Wedne~doy evenmg Btb le study or 7 30 p m FAITH IABERNAClE CHURCH Ba tley Run Rood Re v Emmett Rowson po~tor Hendley Dunn sup! Sunda y ~chool 10 am Sun day even 1ng ~ervtce 7 30. Btble teo Ch1ng 7 30 p rn Thur sday DYESVIllE CO MMUNITY CHU RCH Roger C furner past or Sunday Hhool q 30 a m Sunday morntng worsh1p 10 J0 Sunday 8'JHfllng serv1ce 7 30 MIDDlEPORT Ml MORIAH BAPTIS T Corner r our tb and Motn Mtddlepott Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun day School 9 30 o m Mr s Erv•n Baumgardner su pr M o rnmg w or shtp 10 AS om MIDDlEPORf CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIA N UNION , lowrttnce Manley pastor Mrs Ru '3 ~e ll Young Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 o rn b ·enmg worsh•p 7 30 Wed nes day prayer mee t1ng 7 30 p m M I MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD H:oc•"e Reule 1 1he Re11 Jame s M Muncy po ~tor Sunday ~choal q 45 om rnornm g worsh •P 11 om even•ng worshtp 7 JO Prayer mee t 1n g Tuesdov 7 30 pm Young peoples meeting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BA PTIST Comer Sut!h and Palmer the Re v K~rby O•ler pastor Rober! Porker supe11n tendent . Sunday WM PO Rod 10 program 7 .45 a m Sunday School 9 15 o -n Morn u1qWorsh1p 10 15 om 'f'outhoc ltvt !U;!S or1d leU ows htp for 1un•or and sentor htgh stud"'nts 6 p m )und oy evenmg wonh1p 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer ~erv •ces Wednesday 7 30 p m. CHUR CH O f CHRIS! M'd dleport 51h and Mo1n , George Clotc rntntster M •ke Gerlach , supennrer1den1 . Terry Yankey vouth rnmts l er 81ble sc hool q 30 om mornmg worshi p 10 30 a m e11emng worshtp 7 30 prayer servtce 7 p m Wednes · dey MIDDlE PORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. J•m Broome pastor Mrs Mary Lar"hey Sunday school sup! Sunday schoo l , ff 30 o tn mornmg worshtp 10 30 om Sunrloy evon g eiiSI I( meeltng 7 00 p m Pr aye r meelmg Wednesday , 7 30 p m. UNIIE D PRES B YTE RIAN MINISI RY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dwtghtl Zav11l . dtre<:tor HARRISO N V I l l E PRESBYTERIAN Rev Ernest Str1ckl111 poster Sunday church school 9 30 a rn , Mrs Homer lee sup! morntng wors hlp , 10 30 • MIDDlEPORT. 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DANVIllE Wl SLEYAN Rev R George Freder. ck 'iupt !>ervtce 0 Br own pa stor Sunday S{ hool weekly 9 30 o rn on Sunday q 30 a m mon 11ng war ~htp Preochmg ltr ~l and lhHd S unday ~ 10 45 youlh l>e rv,<.e b 45 p m ol month by Cl1 ll ord Sm!lh 9 30 ev ent ng w oHhtp 7 30 p m om prayer and pr o1se Wednesday HOBSON CHRIIIIAN UNI ON 7 J0p m Rev Ket!h Ebltn po:.ta r ~undoy Sll VER RUN I REE 8APII Sl School , 9 JO o rn leono•d Mtle~ Trout po sro• Sunda y Gdmore ftr st etde1 evenntg ser o rn Sreve Lttllc ~ up t school 10 111Ce 7 30 p m Wednesday ptoyer Even1"9 ser ~o~ 1 c e 7 p m prOyPr meet1ng 7 30 p rn rneetmg lhul\dO'( 7 p m MT MORIAH CH UR CH O f GOD C Hf>T~R CHURCH 0 1 COD Ronn e Ro ute '] !he Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday s<hool 9 <IS R~v Donn.,. 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Sunday e11~nm g servtee 7 p 111 Wedne~ day evenrng pra yer )ervi<es 7 30 ,-Re~ pm B E IHL E H~ M BAPliST, Rey Earl Shuler po o; tot WoJS h tp !erv1ce 9 30 o m Su•1dby r.chool , I 0 30 o tn Btble Study and prayer ser· v• ce Thursday 7 30 p rn CARLETON CHURCH Kmgsbury EQUIPMENT So fwdur SAlES -SERVICE Fire Extinguishers F Ir e O.pt. Equip. Ph. 741-2777 l.u k1 · L'.!. ·W -!1 I MARK V STORE l?ood Gory Kmg po'!i l ot Sundov 9 30 o rn Rolph Carl ~ uper 111Tenden1 even'''9 w01 ~htp I 30 p m P1oyer lll€'el1119 WPdnesdoy 7 JO p m lONG BOIIOM CHRI SI IA N B1vce Smi!h po~lor Wallace Domcv. aod Sup! B1blo Sc hool 9 JO am Prcochmg ~e1v 1 ce 10 4) 0 m No f! V('Illflg SCrV I{(.' 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Wednesd ay ptovc• mectmg , 7 30 p.m you th serv•<es , Sunday 7 p m , ~undo'( m9ht wor ~htp 7 30 RUTL AN D CH UR CH O J- IH[ NAZ ARE N E Rev lloyd 0 Gwnrn Jr pasto r Sunday Hhool 9 30 o rn w or shtp servtce , 10 30 am Br oodco sl l1 ve 011cr WMPO young pe o p l es ~e•vtce b 30 Cv0r1gel1~ II( U!fVI(I! 7 ~ 11 . Wednesday 1 p rn MASON COUNTY I IRS! SOUTH!RN BA PIIST Co, ner ot Second and Ander ~on Mason Pos tot Fronk l ow lher . Surrdoy sc hool 9 4S o .m , wor sh1p sero.nce 11 o m ond 7 30 p m Weekly 8 tble Stu dy , Wed nes day 7 30 p m MA SON CHURCH OF CHRIS I P 0 Bo..: 487 Mtfler St M ol>Otl, W Vo Sundo y Bib le Study 10 a m . Worsh tp I I o .m and 7 p rn 8tblf't Study We dne~do'( 7 p m , Vocat nlU StC MASON ASSEMBlY O f GOD , Dudd1ng lana. M ason W Vo Che~ter lennon! . Po ~ t or Sundoy S<hool 9·•5 a m . Chi ldren s ChuHh b 45 p.m . Young Peoples ServiCe b 45 p.m Evongel1s ttc Servtce 7 30 p.m . Women's M 1s s • o r~ory Counc1 l 10 a .m . f ns t and llmd luesdnys Prorer and Btb le Study We d n~J~doy I 30 p 1n ~ l ho ol l Clovia' Wake up! Somethtno's wronq with Gret,::hen 1 I'm qettinq on in Ljears. Sl im 1 I can't see too well' You're worried uou'll f lunk ·YOUNG'S CARPETING Featuring Deep Slum Edr•ctlon Ph. 992-2206 Ph, 992-7630 Rt. 3. Pomeroy PHONE 992-2156 RACINE PLANING MILL Syra cuse l. u ~ . I i: II I:J 1'"1 TAKIN' YOU A DOC ABOUT TliA1 COUGH . For The Best zn TV Vzewzng Call99l-l50S Middleport, Oh io Ph 985.4155 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE l.u k• · J-1 · 1-h F 11 dm ---- .~ THIS SPACE FOR REN·T HEINER'S BAKERY KEN GROVER PHOlOGRAPHY I III I! -.dtH' "· AND FIRST THI NG POINTVItW CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. Nex t Sund av ,. uu 'll huvc a pn Jt.lous UPI•ortunit y to join your rwi)( hbur" otl 1.bun.h That's wh ere fol b a r t! st!c king - a nd findm K- l hetr m1 ss um 1n th e world Lu k,. Tlf THING I TRY TO 00, LISSA , 15 NEYER LOOK IIACl( · I LOOK AHEAD M RS . PUDDLE DIDN' I, ANNIE ... IS I I WRONG TO HATE SOMEBODY 'TERRl8l Y ... ? CARS& TRUCKS 461 S. 3rd Middleport Ph. 9'12·2196 it W ud iTI'!'> rJ m ORPHAN ANNIE--SHE REMEMBERS "CAMMY" H U MPH ~ O il , FINI ~ 0UR ON LY SERVANT DIES ... AND NOW YO U M AKE' A FOOL OF YOURS ELF O YER lltOSE TWO O YER. OUR CiARAGE .. . DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. Doe~ u ' l th ai tell us sum elhin n a bout our own qu es t in lh ll world God mad e'! Pea ce with o ut shlln es'i ~ ~ nne of th e ~up reme longi n ~s of man ki nd It set! ms In HAPP EN wh en eve r y thul )( or JH:rson rea h;r.es h1s miss1on and pu rs ues l'll t ''dm ORPHAN ANMI'E-FRIEND 1M MEED ... s111i).l i ~ bu rst1n~ wilh new growth . In the s k v a!t in tin• ri ver du~re is lif~ a nd motion, r ~tl ess ness a nd qu mlin,.;. Pea ce without still n ~!-1 . (.od m a dt• WAID CROSS SONS STORE .. -'!1 Pomeroy 2!6 E. Second Ph . 992 -3325 Sma ll OJ V fi i J m;h ~ rumbl e in th e d ista nt mount · ouns as the SW l OJ.: th aw ad va nces. t;ver y he m - c;oo Rac ine Ph. 949-2882 214 E. Matn wtlhuut :.fill ness. One of th e m ark.10 of the WORL.J) RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. REALTOR RAUS K&C JEWELERS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Kee psalot e Dtamond Ai~ s 212 E. Mam Pomeroy Ph . 992 -3785 HARI FORD CHURCH Of CHR IST IN ( HRI S!I AN UNIO N ! he Rev Wtlltam Campbell pos to1 Sunday Sch oo l q 30 n m , James Hugh c~ Sup! CIICillllQ ~QfVICC 7 30 p rn Wedn e~ doy evcrHng p1aye r m eE>I tng , 7 30 p rp You th p raye r .. er vtCO each l uiJ ~cl o y f A IR VI EW BI Bl E CH UR CH l e tart W Vo Rl I Rev Charles Hargra ve' po~to r Worshtp ser vices 9 3U o m Sunday sc hool 11 o rn evCIJ..!fl Q WO! ~htp , 7 30 pm I ucsdoy co ttage p• oye r rnoermg end B1ble study q 30 a m Wor~htp ~e 1 v 1<e Wednes day 7 30 p m CAlVARY BIB lE CHURCH 2b N Second M 1d dl e po 11 Alan B1ockwaod pastor ~e•v•ces on Sun day ot I 0 30 o 111 and 7 30 p "' wt th Sunday sc hool 01 ? 30 o 111 B1ble t. rudy Wt.>rine ~d oy 730p rn I N D ~ PE ND E N I HO liN ESS CHURCH INC Co tner Four l h and l~r1coln Sb M1ddleport Rev 0 Dell Manl ey po)IQr . Sony Hu d ~011 Sunday ~chool supermten dent Su11d ay ~chool Gl 30 a rn (NCflll\9 wor~h1p 7 30 p rn proyf'' and pro1se stHvl(e W a d ne~d ov , 7 30 p.m . IH E PEOP lE S CHURCH OF PO M ~ROV Cotner M01n and Cou rt Sto;; third f loor ov er l ighthous e Restauran t Henry Cook po~tor Sunday sc hool 10 o rn mornmg wOrS>htp , I I o ,rn , evcntng se rv• ce 7 30 Wedncs day evenmg ~erv1c-e , 1 30 . In turdenorntnohono l , lu l lg o~ pe f RUTl AN D CHUR CH OF GOD Pa) tor Den rm B o l e~ ,Sunday School , 10 o Ill . worshtp service . 11 30om and 7 ,30 p.m Pray er rne(!!lllg , Wedr,esdoy , 7·30p.m RUf lAND APOSTOliC CHURCH OF- JESUS CHR IS T, Eld er Jom es Mtll.:tt Btb l'e ~ t u dy , Wednesday , 7 JO p m Sunday Sc hool, 10 o rn Su nday ntg ht servl(e , 7.30 p m . POM IH OY WE S~ EYAN HOliN ESS Ho r monvlll e Rood , Dewey ~in g , po sl or, Ed ison Woo..,er oul\ ton t, Ht nry Eblin , Jr . Sunda~ Hhoo t supt, Sundoy ~ochool q 30o m .. morn in g w ar · ship 1 \ o m S u n do ~ evening se r· v1ce . 7 30 , ptoy er meellng. l hun· day, 7 30 p .m. SY RA CUSE FIRS! CHURCH OF COO tlot Pe nf ecos tol , Rev George Oile r , pastor. Wors hip ~e l vtce Su nday 9;45 o .m ., Sun• day ~choo t , 11 a m . worsh ip ser· vt ce 7 30 p m . Thursday prayer meeting, 7.30p .m .. M I HERMON Umted Brethren Church . Sund ay SchoqJ 9·30 a .m. Wotshi p \er..,.ice 10:45 a .m . Pr eac htng ~e r vrc e s every Sunde~ o lt ernoltng with C. E Wednes day prayer meetin g 7 30 p m Rev James l ec< h pastor. oo~ id Ho ller loy leodef. JEHOVA H S WIT NESSES , I mde cos t of Rutland tunc.ltOn of Rou te lL4 ond N ob le Suri"Hflt l Rood (I 174) Sunday 81ble l ec t ure 9 30 a Wa rch towe r ~ l u d y 10 30 o 111 I ue!>doy Btble !> l udy 7 ond 6 IS p n) l huml ov theoc. o!tc ~chool 7 30 p m ~e• vtce meel!ng B 30 p m ' HOP E BAPIIS I 570Gron 1 St M•ddlcpo r t Bobby E l ~tns pa stor Sunday School 10 o 111 worshtp sorv1ce II o m , eyening ~e r ... tce , 7 30 p rn . Th ursd oy pruy11,1 meetmg o nd 81ble study, 7 30 p .rn RU TlAN D FR EEWil l BA PIIS I Church l eland Hole y pastor Sun day $Chool 10 a m . e11en,ng HH-ttce 7 30 p rn . Prayer meetmg, Wednesdo y. 7 30 p.m CH URCH O f GO O ol Prophecy , loca ted on the Q. J. Wht l e Rood of! h tghw oy 160 Sunday Sc hoo l 10 o m Superint end en t John Loved ay Fu ~! Wed.,l}sdoy mgh t ol monlh CPMA ser¥1CBs . ~econd Wedne~d oy WMB meeting third throug h f tllh yov lh $ervice . George Croyle , po sl or . 570 HOP E BAPTI S1 CHAPEl Cro n t St , M 1ddlepor t, Rev. Bobby Elk 1ns Su nday ~chool 10 om . mor nmg wor ~ht p , 11, evenm g wor sh rp 7 30 p m Thursday ever1m g 8 1bl e ~tud y and pra yer meettng . 7 30 p m. Afl 1hoted w1l h 11\llldleport, Ohzo Alfred · Social Notes Sunday School attendance on April 23 was 60. The offering was $32.17 which goes for World Servzres. Worship services were held at 10 :45 with the Rev. Arthur Duhl of Athen s, retired minister, in place of Rev. Thomas, who was away for the weekend. The sermon title was "A Second Chance" portray ing Peter following Jesus alar off. Special music was "Ten Thousand Years" by Eleanor Boyles, Sandra Ma ssa r and Fl orence Spencer. The choir sang "Fill My Cup." The attendance was 36. The Sunday School is planning Vacation .ble School the week of June 26 with Jani ce Pullins, leader. Additional help is needed. s 8 c. BRADF O RD CH URCH OF Thirteen from this area CHRI ST G obo el Mrol , pastor . ended the county revival att Sunday sc hoo l , 9 30 o m , m orn. al Hea th United Methodist tng church , 10·30 o rn Junror <hur(h pro gram u nder d 11 eC I10n C'hurch in Middleport on lasl ol Kore n M ro z lor chil dr en. 2·10, Tuesday evening with Curt durrn g regular church hou r m and Charlotte Davis with church bo se rne nt. Sunday even · special mu'slc and Pastor tng_$er_v1ce, 7. p.m ; W ed nes day service 7 30 p.m. Richard Thomas bringing the JUBilEE CHRISTIAN CENTE R message. Geo •ge's . Cree" Rood . Church Mr. and Mrs. Clarence schoo l, 9°30 om , morning war · ship . 10 :30 . e¥e nin g ser.,lce . 7:30. Henderson and Edith Harper Praye r meeHn g Wedne sdov. 7;30 called at the Ewing Funeral pm . Ho!Qe last week during ST. PAVl lUTHERAN CHURCH , visiting hours for Roy Pooler, Corner of S~c o m o r e and Second Sh ., Pomeroy The Rev. W itliom a relative. M tdd leswatl h, Pa stor S u n de ~ Genevieve Guthrie ha s Schoo l a t 9.45 a m. and Church returned home from Holzer Ser viCes 1 1 a .m . SACRED HE.A.RT, Re11 . Father Medical Center. Mr . and Mrs. Howa rd Paul D . Welton , po stor . Phone 992-2825. Satu rday even ing M an , Elliott of Columbus recently'" 7.30. Sun day M an 8 and 10 o.m , visited their parents here and Confeu lo n, Soturdoy 7·?·30p m. CHRISTIAN 8APITST - On lhe allended church here on Route 7 bypass . James E. tliees . .. Sunday morning. po"tor. Sund ay sc hool, 10 a.m.: Vi sitors at the Arthur mor ning w ort hlp, 11 a .m.; even - Atherton home la!lt Wedmg serY ic e , 7. TA:INITV Christ ian A uembly, nesday were Mr. and Mrs. Coo lv il le Gi lber t Spencer , Richard Armstrong and pastor . Su nda y ''hoo l. 9 :30 a.m .. children of Lockbourne, Ohio, morn1ng wor ship, 11 o.m. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H1180 Faiella, e'o'enlng ser'o'ice. 7.30 p.m.: Groveport, Ohio and Mr. and m1dweek ptoyer ser v,ce Wednes Mrs. Clarence Atherton and day , 7·30 p .m. grandson of Long Bottom. 1 • FRANK & ERNIE IN Th e Almanac United Press lnternallonal Today zs Friday, Apn l 28, ; lhe 1181h day of 1978 with W J to foll ow. > Th e moon zs approach zng it s last quart er . • The morn ing star is I Mercury < • The eve nin g stH r S (tH l M ars, Venus, Jupiter and i Sa tum. Th ose born on this date arc ~~-------...Jj.L.;:W~~~~..J under the szgn of Taurus OUT OTHER •• ' . BORN LOSER ~~~~ , '(JUCW ~. 'UI~~ I W#IED ~. r-- 7"- - --- -.;:---.., JJWJWIDM STNl!'l ~ WITH ~ FPillleiZ. p.j.)D M'r.l I LtFT AWAIL OF ~ James Monroe, fift h pres ident of the Uni ted States. was born April 28. 1758. Thi s is enterta iner AnnMargrcl' s 371h borthday On thi s day in history. In 1788, Mary lan d was admltled to the Umon as the seventh• state. In 1922, the war with Japan was officially en ded with signing ul a lrealy by lhe United States and 47 other nations. THAT SCRAMBlED WORD GAME o1 by Henri Ar nold and Bob l ee ~· rlthl }' , April '.!K BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag South blames bad finesses Tho.'\t' S.<t iiiC lln e:'!:ses wou ld NOHT il • K .J 10 (; .l • Q 7 :J 2 t l\.15 • 9 • '2 • n 2 + ll l llll5 ~ lour ordinary words ALUVE I -"'',.. • K 8~ t Q l lliH • K .I i :l ~ tJ ..... ~.,..... .......... tJ - COMES SHERIFF TAIT !! O'FIRE!.' WHAR CAN I HIDE? RUN DOWNTOWN AN ' SET IN TH' BARBER SHOP tREMUDE I J KJ II Now atrange the clrczeo letters 10 form the surprise answer , as sug· gesled by the above cartoon Print llflSwer here: y 0 5101aay s I Jumbles· Answer 0 (I l I l ) (Answers tomorrow) DECAY POK ED CHROME MULTSH Could bo theloat word fn dentlatryl- "OVC ~" pold--·. . . . , _.__No.10.... Ihl-110-.l l - b ' I1.35 PQII· b34, - · N.J. 07t41. - ~ rwne. 8ddrtile, llpOOOttnel.,..ct**tpay~~Mtor l au $ s t *'· care ;til ow lli m to ruff i n dumrn) • t\ li mg hctt rt. and North Ea st Open ing lca cl A REWAW ALL ROUND, wo uldn 't a hea rt t nck for dec l:1r c r '' clu b or d l iu nond lead would Vulnera bl e : Nor lh-South Dea ler : South BARNEY He which or>poncn l won lhat lrzck because the fo ur -spade contract wou ld be sale A heart lead would ensu re • I!.! ;! t A !J :1 Pass Pass SIULS mond • AQ!17~ WeN t P/JW.~1 VOtJDER ace· kmg a nd another dia- SOUT IT l Sll(~t.l!-mf".i I have gone wrong for any olh cr declarer , but a winner would not have taken either. He wou ld dra w tru mps, ru ff his SIX of clubs and play E.o\ST • 8 WEST • " 10 6 Unscramble these tour Jumbles . one zener 10 each square, 10 form t ! !H-1\ ,. dt~C;;J rd a potentia l los - So ulh 's line of p lay was a loser this time. Th e co rrect play was always a winner . s .m th l',tss You +5 hold · +2 ..... ¥ t\ KXX):X • A K xxxx Ry Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag " F"Incsscs work for everyone else. Why don't they ever work for me'.' " com~ plalncd South South had drawn trumps, cashed the ut•e of di amonds and lust a diamond fi nesse Rack cam e a third diamond. Later on, South led a heart t owa rd hi s ha nd a nd finessed the nine only to have it lose lo th e I0. The dclcnse also cashed their ace and kzng of hearts. A Mi:-;so url r ctt dcr wants to know what you bid as dc(lle r , with l'Vcrybod y vul~ ncr rt ble Yuu j ust upcn one hcurt , but we wo ul<l not criliczze a tw o-hcm·t opf'nl!lg, or a twod ub opening zf you play two cl ubs as your only forcin g bid !NF:..WSrAI' ..: Il E~1'EH I 'It 1 St: ASSN 1 (For a copy ol JACOBY MODERN, send Sl lo " W1n al Bndge · ca re of thts newspa- . pet , P 0 Box 489. Rad10 Cily StaiiOn . New York , N Y 10ll19. ) �Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash lU-lt•e;:;;~:~M•ddlepo.-·tP_ o""_' ~oP~~·;") Ai__, '"I281~78Want CHARGES ~~~~ h l.<h ,., ,., HUNTER litlol lt I (Iii l 100 h!Ci t~ h It L; l I .5 1lllt I lll llltlh'll l.t rd f lhuk,.,,ml t il tltttj)l\ll t! 1ltt i H~I ~ltri l d . Jt~;t I U): H 1\ \umt>..1 In I r rd•t !l ~ to SPECIAL 1111 d l1 11 Stt ll~t l' ui.Jh~ht l ''' '"!Ill. ru.:l1t ihdtUltdtJbIll\ l'ulll•l11r " '111utl1o. _J JtJ Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy Landmark NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ~l t t \ 9 .. -Jack W Carsey Mg r 6'il. P ho ne 992 2181 "' tlr1 "'II til :0.1( II tJ II H \1 tli1 (1/n lo. f 111 pulrh1 <1l h r t U ~I tor Salr ~~~~~ In l:C O NOMY I RA ClOR w 111 all a lO Ch lllr I ~ l1 k 0 t'W 0" 1.. 119 $:1/SO f' l o e 6 t 4 b98 J}QQ l p \1 ~ l IIIIi I . J fl t!! tHJII CL EARANCE SALE beg 111:. Man Feb 13 at Se .... N Sew Ou tlet Ma n ~!reel Ra crne A ll po l ye~ t er double k nt t ~ redu ced 4 0"~ and SOu o Jhread b g ~pool 5 l or Sl GU N 5H001 Rutlonrl legr on Fnr r11 f>lle ry Sunday at I"} 00 noon Spomored by VFW ACTION AN D hel p l or Bo reo red Women WI ( Sraruo, Repar I tWarn en '> lnformar ran .(entl~ ol Ohr o Ph one 992 706C>"" to n fmmat on FISHING DERBY o r Rurlo r1d .0. nerrcon Legr on Pos t So t 8 Sun Ap nl 29 th and 30 th from 1 ro 5 S/ pe• pole per day lake u'>t ~loc k ed SPECIAl AUCTION Attcn tron dealer s yard safes f lea marke Ts and pub lrc So Tu•doy Ap rr l 19 1 prrr Warehouse l• qvrdorron Sole C.los~wore rays car1nmg JO ' ~ vrny l ll oo • tu n11e r~ chrld er ., do th rng and lor~ of mts r at Ohro R rv~r Au( ! ton Mergs Plo1 o M rddlepor I Oh10 R£>gu lor So le F11 and Sot at 7pm Lost and found LOST BETWEEN Porne oy Not ronal Bonk & porkmg lo t Sovrng~ booM SornP 11 orwy rn th e book lllbund pleo~e coli 997 7807 Ot Jell Hart 614 597 4/ 75 Re .... ard lte.tp Wanted WAITRESS WANIW Ap ply'" pe ~on C r ow ~ Steak Hou'l e Pomer o y Ohto H & ~ ~~ U 8H H lJ Ml~ Pt Plea \Qn l V\i \o be'>rde Heck ., lt.r7J H!OodrnOIC' I J I' b4 2 b( cl1 oorn tQ ' j Dorron I J v bO ]bedroo n 1977\i cro 0' t J ~ o'3blrlt oan' ') ba1h lq 7"lCo~ l' t 'f !7 .. o5J twdroom l'loq Sto e~ non I? • oe.J I h Pclr oo 1 PICKU P s7100 EOUIPMENl FO R romple to beour~ .,hop lor l ou r operofOI'> I ~old thr o, week f'hone 9q'} 7608 NIG RO HYBR OS 1()() 0 0 !('plan r ogrf?('rnon r rl y OL dorr t g<' t o -. tor d .JOtnfl <, H Smr l h H (' nloc l<. Grov t' Ohro 9q7 )57 J leo"e mo.,-,oq(l snoo 81 S1 SEL~ CIIO N of th(' bes t w ood ~ r o ve~ u1 ) o u t hea ~ !t:' rr, O hio Mo ~o £lei lrr olto Jo tul I ('mowood and Nalhvo Zron HC>o t Co 8 Purnom Dr cr lt M 1ll Sr ) A t he n ~ ¢1 4 597 t/.)79 01 61 J 696111H rQ7J YAMAHA 7 5() mo torc y{l e Good rnll drlrOrl S8SO ss .. u 1 9~ 3 f ORO l4l 38tr} ton llu t ~ Coli IOOO(t Butgho tdy ~po r t s1er lf:IOO In I(•'> E• te ller I {ond tt or1 K ng and O ueen c,e ot $3 300 94Q 7171 alter 6 prn SPrtou' c.alh onl t I Q5q IN1ERNA110NAL I 1011 1r ut ~ 1Ql e- g rll' New ly Ol l"fh ouiPd Ne w 1 r ~-> '> SQQ 5 WF 5flRN 50U 1HlRN lie In ol Pomf!'roy ho':i on open nq on a 1 e~•ablr!>hed ter rt or y ~olo• f plu'> (omrnt~ ~ron~ I ,. (PIer t bPncf 1~ 11 you ar e sale., m nd( d a11d con 1n ef't peopl e rh,., ~~ a gteat op porrun ty Wrrr(> or call l or on rn terv ew qq7 7480 S36S 304 773 Check our low , tow prtces on POTASH, FERlO-PELS & BLEND Pomertr1 Landmark Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 I ~u,on(f' NH D EXPERIEN CW bab y ~ tter l or rhree pr e ~(hooiC>r~ and so rn eone to do ~prtflg dear tn g 985 4737 WAN TED OlD l R lady to ~ toy w rth older man l or home ond ~a rne­ wage\ qq7 576 4 NfED SOMFONf to do body woriColl7 47 3154 ASSIST ANl 4 H Age nt Mu ~r be able to w(I! M w th you1 h O!> wel l o~ adult ~ Pro vtOu~ e :tpiH et1((> rn w orkrn g ~ lh f OUi h 1\ de~rroblf' Bochel or dPgH:>P pll~leHed but an y odd rtt onol 1101 11 "9 bPyond h 9h ~chool w rll be cons tdr•rP d M u ~l hP o MP tg\ County "'"rdPnl For rnotP rn l 01motron con tact John RKe or 389S An lqual Opper lu1 rly / lflployt rn I: or Uenl J AN D 4 RM futn \'"ll.'d or d un f' hon(' qq'} 5<13 4 COU NIRV MOBI! l Htr1ne f)ar k Ji out e rl "n th of Pome•oy Lo1g(• lot ~ Co!l(f?'} 7 <~79 rent R{l llt a l~ a~s· ~s r on< fl ra tfl\ l or ')pnror ( l !l0fl5 Cr:rnrm 1 Vrll oge Monot Ap1 ~ Mtddleporl qq'] 77A7 API WIR~ C A G ~ S ~ pray !:. 19/i !75 lot to no toe'!! 992 Croe~ Roo d 1066 1RAil ~ R WIT H Ia ! 011 Un o 1 Ave l ot on Fou ll tCw He ght s worer top and septr ( to n ~ Phone Q9/ 7360 APP RO X 10 ocr cs on f-latw ood~ Rood lb f lc( t c and wote • av oJio blc See hkey Hrll Po n1e 1o ~ O!lro PI o ne o<l1 3885 II ROOM TW O star ,. house Dou ble garage wt th opart me1 t out buldmgs 17 octe s RuiiMd $(1e or co li r 0 Stcwor t 747 2471 "I ~ I I Qio' 992 3325 116 E Sec9nd Slreel MIDDLEPORT - Large 4 An un tt brt c k apar tm ent buildtng wrth all unrts rented Has B year pa yout m presen t co ndrt on Th 1s mvestment ha s a lot of let Pomeroy soften & condrtron your water w1th Co..op water potent•a l Only $13,000 HEY Gl No down paym en t on thr s approved hom e wt lh 4 b edr ooms 2 b a th s ce ntr ol h ea l tng , family room and wor ksh op Ha s gara ge and 3 tots Just $79 300 soHener , Model UC SVI , Now Only •289.95 l et us test you r w•ter Free LARGE BRICK - 9 rooms w1 th attt c Need s a little work bu t tS t n goo d loca t ton wt fh ct t y water , na t gas a nd ex tra lot Pomeroy Landmark Jock w Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 $5 500 NEW LISTING - 35 Acre,, Mobile Home• for Mle 11 55 bl•d •oa rn o, 1 on In Qq') 775 4 01 rnobrle hone '1 Vt! r ~ good rondr M rddiPpm! Ca ll 997 7497 large ol d ba r n cr op l and, 3 be dr oom reaso n abl e hom e, wtth large tamt ly r oo m~ woodb u rntng ftrepla ce , 2 ba t hs exce lle nt spr rng wa t er an d 3 ca r garage near No 2 tipple S38 000. NEW LISTING - 7 room fr ame on 3 leve l l ot s near sho p ptn g cente r tn Will ( ARt l o lhf' el derly homr> Phon fl 9Q'J 73 I <~ 111 O UI Mtddlepor t Ha s bath , natural ga s F A WA TE P Wlll drrllrng Wrlltam I Gran t 7 4 ") 7879 DO YOU nf'ed lr ne~ t on e or gro . . pf? Coli B J Do1 'o l 747 1850 otl ()r 61Jrn --·- APPLIANCE SERVICE f urnace and 1 car garage Sl/,000 NEED GOOD CLEAN WELL MAINTAINED HOU SES IN MIDDLEPORT AND AWAYS OUT WITH A COUPLE OF ACRES OF FARM LAND CALL 991· 3325 FO P 7~0 BU IJUI LOJ..n Hor d prc k fld SJ o bu 985 3q?B I Qtr~ fl CAMIN O 9fi/ 70~ 4 POS TS l or ~ol e H I! lon g $ 1 25 eoch I 97S I o d I 750 4 wheel dt rve- S3800 Good co" dt l ron 9Q'} b795 or li 4J ;H~JJ Pomeroy Landmark MAIN POMEROY, 0 NEW LISTING - large 9 .. _Jack W Carsey Mgr lllill. Phone 9922181 ol der home 8 rooms 5 bedrooms ba t h form al dtn tng garage carport EXPERT porches JU ST $950000 DIG THIS DAD - Dr ive a Wheel Balance lt ffl e save a lot 11 2 story trame nrce lot 3 be d rooms bath formal drntng garage low ta xes ~i O M~MA O £ O lJ IL l) Sl O each 74? 798d WA S H~P AN D qQ'} )6()1 1n new a dd rtron { restr tcfed l Ex cellen t for your new home SJ 500 00 FIREPLACE - $'}') f'O ( h WORK PAN1S WI r~ durt~ ' ""f yclr d ,ea r., <Ovlf oll~ and ..Jcnrm cut off<. Od d ~ an d ~ nd1 )hop Rt I U rdd lf'pot l Ohro 4'17bi7J B,.arn' the M00NRAKER f nw• r CDE 44 ro tor th p coO • ol.- obit> grow1d plane o 1d qu dr w rf' $300 40 chonn t I ro d o wrth 0 10-1 rnr ~ ff $4 00 JO .. 13~ i lo vely new~;~r home 7s acre J bed r ooms formal d rnt ng nt c e k1 t c hen c arpeting . many more home f eat ur es 1 car garage S3l 500 00 1 YEARS OLD - •n new :J I ii8 li' r OO! Glac,~ Mo i> IL•r Doyt on o bfJOI 1/(.t h p Mf'r(vr y Crur<,(l I 0 burh up tro ler l ot lonq l11gh 'PI2l'd haul po wer wench • " nnd t•qurpml• nr $3 750 9 49 · Pomeroy Landmark 9 .. _J ack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 197 4 DAI SUN 79 000 rr'u le:. qrn J19b ON l A ( Rf w ooJ.,rl lo t ~ near Ml' 9 " H qh School~ Ph o ne 997 5573 1I V ~ ROOM S bo th loundty 1oo m On I ac1e lor SIS 000 l11 rn qq') 61711 01 9Q') 371 11 10 I HF hu nt( r who wor Is h•'> o w 11 land i w cn ty acre~ ot h II land wtth ~ la nd '' G l tm ber $6000 flh t:Jil fl' 997 7330 • BV OWN I R 4 bedr oorn ht tr ~ hous e large co ,n er lot boy wrnd ow s 2 bo t h~ Ow ner wtll lrnonce lnqurrc at 409 So uth 5th Avenue Mtddlepor I doors Sl800000 MEI GS COUNTY ' S OLDEST FULL TIM E REAL ESTATE BROKER, WE HAVE SERVED YOU AND SOME OF YOUR CHILDR EN (LIST WITH US NOW TO SELL ) HENRY E CLELA ND REALTOR HANK , KA THY & LEONA ClElAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992 225 9- 992 6191 992 ) S68- 992 6009 Cal l SERVICE Call After S 00 or Anyltme Saturday 992 71l9or'l92 5041 4 27 ftc 991 7Cfl 4 8 roo m 1o m odcl ~ d home all mrwtal trghr , l uel orl lu rno ce Rutland oreo $36 OOCl N ew 3 bedr oor n tol ol e lt>ctrrc ho ne I 11 3 au lo' ~ near m ne~ $17 000 Bu rld t 19 lot I 11 a cre:. ru1 o l woler on lol $3 800 Co ll 747 2819 al ter 5 pm or any t rrne Sol 8. Sun 7'1 ACRES EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Servicehom tiM frvdl or au114ro.... le~t htll._tot' to , ... c.,. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. r Broker 107 1 , Sycamore St Pomeroy , Ohto p" 992 2171 PHONE 991 6333 Offt ce Hours 9amto4pm Closed Thursdays Saturdays at noon ', EXTERIOR PAINTS AT an d fr lltn g s tat1 o n tn clud• n g butldlng eq utpme nt sto c k and mer cha ndt se l ocated at l angsvil l e Ohio on Route 124 Known as Bertha s Groce r y Sell ing pr rce ·• KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 992 3748 or 992 5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 I mo 525 000 00 4 yr & - .)l NEW LISTING - Grocery bath , PomeiOJ BEST QUALITY INTERIOR and Your Full Ttme Rea l E state Broker New llstmg CALL THE WISEMAN REAL IN GALLIPOLIS ESTATE AGENCY AT 446·3643 For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple At BOB'S AUTO PAINTING Rl l Mrddteport, Ohro 24 Years Serv1ce · SPRING SPECIAL Complete Parnt Jobs Small Cars 1100 00 large Cars 1125 00 Trucks 1175 00 Body work & repair 11 00 per rnch ustng only the best Dupont malerrals 742 3010 4·9 l mo MOORE'S Muffler . Brakes . Shocks . Tires . Battery . Installation Service Ph 9922848 Pomeroy, 0 3 IS tfc SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esrdentral and commer c ial Call for estrmate, 24 hour serv1ce Anyday , anyftme "Get A load Of This" WETHERALL CONCRETE Phone 985 3806 3 bed r oom s Jack's Sep~ Tank Semce Box 3 Chester Ohro 10 30 c Harlford 8822175 \ ~!:\ J&L Blown Insulation on heattng cost Expenence and fully rnsured Free Est Call 992 3815 4-9 1 mo 675 1582 UNION OPERATED 3 30 l mo I JIM KEESEE Cellulosic (wood hberl Thermal lnsulatron Save 30 pet to 50 pet Henderson MODERN SUPPLY Small eng1ne & mower servtce, Massey Ferguson & Grbson Trllers. Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servrce 399 W Mam Sl. Pomeroy , Oh1o Ph 992-2164 4-)4-l mo . pd old , tu ll 1 carpe t ed elec trt c h ea ( Ohr o Power) carport w tt t storage a r ea Dmmg ant cook1ng area separate Att condttt on ed a l l c urfa tn• and d r apes go Located 1r Rust 1c H i ll s Syr a c use O h ro sell ng fa st tor CARTER You Have 1 ~•rt::_ ~ :arefulty ~llo!J:i -~~~ Chosen ~ ) Your Love, ~ • ~ Your Rrngs, f, • AUnfORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER Choose wrlh As Much Care Sales & Servrce Phone 300 Marn St Pomerov 992 6282 or 991 6263 8AM1o430PM n SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 ft c Du6Iness Sen;ce!'i WI N TER G El to yout h ou~ c? lei u ~ make 11ece~~ory r o parr ~ A I lr omt \l Conwun on 7,.21378 Ueal Estate for Sale Photographer ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II Coll997 7481 NEW 3 bedtoom h o u ~e 1 bo !hs all elec I oc1e M rddlepon do~e to Rutla nd Phon e q9'} 7A81 Cheryl Lemley COUNlfiY !arrnl ond wrlh ~eclu d C'd w oo d~ wol c r (l tlti good oc c e!. ~ 111 Monroe Coun ty W Vo $1 000 down ca ll ( 30<~ ) 77 2 3102or t304) 772 3127 Associate Home Phone 742 2003 Hrllon Wolfe, Sr 220 E Marn Sl Home Phone 949 2589 Georg eS HobsteHer Jr 5739 CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED - Rt 33 - 10 Acres ot land along Rt 33 4lane 1ust nor th of Pomeroy Nice home st i es Asking m 800 JUST LISTED - 6''' ACRES wt lh a n•ce I' ' story house m ostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bedrms l1 v mg rm , la mtly rm wr th ftrepla ce ba sem ent fuel oil furna ce, garage an d outbulldtngs Some fe nc tng plen t y of r oad fr onta ge an d gar den spa ce (t t y water a nd dr tlled we l l Loc close to hospdal and sc hool at L aurel Cl if f Askrng wood s a nd m i nerals Asktng S21 500 Specraltzed 1n yard grading , drrvewavs , landsca pmg , etc Call stove Attached (1 car 1 garage Chrysler Atr Temp ' The PhotoQnPhV of urry Biker Mtddteporl, Ohio ,, ,, . BRADFOR D Au ctroneCr Co m plc te Ser"VtCe Phone 949 2487 or QA 9 2()().) Racmc Oh ro ( ttft Brod f otd l l WOOO (614) 667-6177 P m. • CARS CHESTER, 0. 985-4100 can come In and see what you're gwttlng - Good setechons - Fully stocked Buy where you covotrng ~ep !t t sys t em~ dozer bo c ~h o e dump !rue!-: ltme stone gro11el bla ckT op povrng R1 143 Phone I (6 1-4 ) o98 7331 Pn Prt ce S42 000 builder N tce a rea on bl ac ktop road abou l 5 m inut es from F ive Poi nts Crt y wa fe r availab l e Seller may help hnl!tnce S13, 900 NEW LISTING - Country Store Has nat gas and city waler Gasoline pumps and tanks Two story buil ding wit h 2 rms IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU Work shop with other bu il dings Eastern Local We Need Listings We have buy en for many lyposol properly CALL JIMMY DEEM Auoclato, 949 2311 15 IN STOCK Largest Selection In The Yllllty .• 73 1 13 A thought for the day President James Monroe , author of " The Mon ro e Doctnne/' sald "Nat10nal honor IS natiOnal property of the highest value · 1 For Saturd ay A__p__! t~9_ _ _ _ ASTRO·GRAPH I \}!JI!JIJ lJJlfi]~I ~ I !JIJ April 29 I918 Tra ns l o nn ng o l,l nH 1llO{fs Hl iO ne w way s o ! cl o tnq th r ng~ w 11 awake11 amlJrt o u::. uw '' S!fl 111 you Ill s comtng yedr You II llc preparcrl to g o .l!l lt1f' wdy to t Ihal to whic h yo u rt s p~rt> TAURU S (Apnl 20 May 10) Us o.s 30 1 Btcyc l e motorrzeo brcycle 373 I 1 Motor zed br cy c l e o pe ratron equ tpmen! and 1 ce n se 517 01 Oef rn tlton s 517 02 Gambl rng 517 OJ Operatrng a gam bt rnq house 5. 17 04 Publ iC Gam tnq 517 OS Chealrng 517 06 Methods of con Cluc trn g a b 1n go gam e pr oh' b1 t •ons 517 07 Btng o re cords 511 08 B rn go op e r ato r prohtbtlro ns 517 09 B rngo exceplrons SE C I l l Th rs Ord rn an ce rs hereby declared to be an eme r g en cy measure and rls tmme d tate p u~sage 1S n ecess ar y rn or de r to pre se rv e pr o t ec t and ma+nt a •n t he nea ll h sa f et y an d w elf are o f l he ctl zens of M rddl eport Ohro and tor lh e f urth er r eason lhal rt " necessary to br1ng the Tra ll tc ana Gene r a l Oftenses Codes rnl o complran ce w rth curr enl Stat e law a s r equrred by Arl1cle XV Il l Sec !ton 3 of t he Ohro Cons t tlu t ron SEC IV T hrs Ord rn ance !.ha ll tak e- ell ect and be n Ior ee rmmedrately foi!OWtng 1ls passage an d approv.=.l Pa sset! th e 74 th day ot Aprrt 1978 111g ra sh o r e r~ a 1t c r n t~ lt i O d'l w H pro rluct resul t s r> p nostlt lr nm what yo u re htJp HlQ ln r Or 1\ Attesl Gene Gr al(' Clerk lhe slow hu t "' urP pr nrt'cl ur ns M L Kelly w llw or k t o d~ 1 H tt lltrl (J tr o uhlt• Pre srde nt o l Count I se lec ttng a ca rP.r St> nct l or \ A ) 28 ( 5 J s 11c yout copy o f As tr o Grap r1 Lr t te r IJy rnatltng 50 r r nt s l or l dC11 and a long sel l ,tc1drf s~ t ,. Auto ~ale" stamp e d env e l op•• 1J 1\ <;l ro lq6 5 DODG~ S75 N~ P(h bollliY Graph P 0 B o ~ tRQ Rafllfl C1t Co 1199/ 60 17 ot te' Spr11 Stat o n NY 100 19 Bt '> ut!~ to speedy htr th <;rgn IQi' o~ ' ORO PINI O Waqo11 b GEMINI (May 11-J un• 101 l r u <Client co ndr rron l e~ ~ Tha n nave IIIII~ 1-1atr~n u• ,. rll, Pt.: u p I• tO 000 mrle., QQ'} 613ll wh o ar e v.. o rkm ~ Att/ l \ r t 197 4 MA VlHICK 2 dov t A I PS tbday B e (.: at e !u l o y Jll II I • One ow te 4J 000 m til~ G ood 1€ 1! d OttiQ tl e jO h d iUt ll 5 1950 1-'h onc co ndtt o n CAN CER (June 21 -J ul y 21i 09/ 77J 'J ofT('! 5 p111 DJn 1 IP.an too 111 dvtly 0 11 .. rnn ltreno s WtJ ay or yu Lot rl d cau se se 11 ou~ t! pt•r t.u..,~ro r .... an d un pl easant st ludl 011 ' 'dl '' be Io ugh to resolvf' ~ ~ a u ted to Huv IIMHl:R flor•w•oy \ ard Fo te ~ t ~a l <• II YOU have o servrce Ia ollr:or P1 o by THOMAS JOSEPH wont !p buy or sell ~ome t ht n g d J( ! ~ l o p pt c.e fo ~ to nd r ng oe looMtng l or wo rk 01 "uwl r nber Ca ll 99 7 ~96 5 or ACROSS 2 Brrghtest whate ver y ou II ge l 1esuHs Kunr Ho n b~ 1 446 8570 I Subjugate ~tar tn la ~ t e r Wrl h o Scn ltn el Wo111 Ad O LO! U~ NITUR~ r( P bo•e ~ h O '>~ 7 Covenant Scorpio Co li qn 2156 bed " r on buf., ~tc (Otl pl etc II PWlctual 3 Vtgor 'I'ARD SALE Fr, and Sat Rr 12-t hou'>C' hold., Wrt!P M D M rl l~r 12 She Fr I Tmy rnrle otl Rt 7 Bypass R:t d Po11 er oy Oh•o or coli 99"2 YWJ 13 Immobile btrd Qq'] 7760 II Anaruas 5 !ago's NO lltM 100 Large or too o, rnoll YAR D S AL~ Soturdoy q 2 Atr o~~ lr orn Ro ur e Bu11k Old h.H 15 Ca p ' wrfe Wrll bu y I prec~ or co rnpi PIP n turf:' dr ~ l t=J., do rhP '> ond ho u ~c hold New u ~ ed or ontt 16 New Gmnea 6 Forswear o dd ~ and t< f d~ (o ll94q 2747 qu t ~ Mo111 1 ~ Fu rntur e 20 N town 7 Fencmg Yesterday's Answer ]r d St M dd! eport Ph o 1e T'AR D S AL~ Aprr l?8 & 29 9 om to IH Written dummy 99/ b !!0 6 p r11 741 Beec h St Mrd 27 Rome's 35 Btlhard letter 8 Foreign dlepotl ~ a r ro n cel~ O hl-' WOOD Pol(' ) n HD - marshes shot 19 S11kwonn 9 Study group 28 Nonsendro ''010r 10 on Iorge\ I er1 d SU YAR D SAll S l otn rl y Aooss fro m 36 Spamsh 20 Fervent 10 Su('CIDCt P'' ru, Bundled 5lo b $6 pet I upper s, P l o rn~ Post Olf• <e 9 5 c1ty steal ton Ot! !rvP.tPd Ia Ohro Poll et So tu r day and Sunday Clo thrnq 22 Man s 17 Gr..,k :ro SurroWlded 37 Consumer Co Rr 7 Pome1oy 9Ci~ 26H9 oil ~ r1e s n cl udrng ~ chrld1 er' ~ mckname letter by name f.u n tur e b kc seat chrld co r $ ( A~H$ l ot 1unk (01 ~ F ye " 23 Rose 2t Before r r>r 1112"" (0 ~e o I ~oh e e t '> or1d 43 Devour 31 Venerated lru<k and Aul o Purh Wrt~c k e t essence c ullom ~ 25 Enclosure 45 That ~cr~r(e lu1 ' > Oif' and Repor 32 Withdraw 24 We"ken ~ u t l ond 747 70B l 0 1 Penr 1orf 'I'ARD ) A L ~ So tu day Aprr119 9 for peas 34 Anllctpate Fr 26 Prefix 142 q575 IO ') Cl orhr ng glo s~ wore n tsc w1th cycle nrle on N ew luna Road WA NI 10 buy Young 1.ouplt-' I urn r ght ur1 Happy Hollow 29 Gen 1;;--1--t- + -J--+--+-.f;-.;:-1,.--t-f--1 wan I ~ to buy cou t1try p1 ope1ty Rood t r~l ho l 'o t on rrghr 50 to 100 plu ~ oCJe\ good Bradley wo rer u rd tnu erol t rgh 1~ T WO FAMILY Yard Sole Aprrl 33 Poem ttlloh iP or d wooded Johr 28 rl 29th M <l~ I s. t o r Pay ne 35 Bernstem 61 .. 654 1717 r " '!o ' dl'r u 1:/JO Boe( h St M1d mus1cat dlepo rr Ru 1 a u -•1) WANI~O SMAll u ~ ed tro cto 38 Water Wr de h on r e nd 3 porn! e• d spnte Phone Qq'} 378l, or 997 74 9b 39 G1rl s name t;,;-t-t--t-tn-t- t--tCO IN ~ LURRENCY token-, old 40 Severpo r k e t wat che<o and d om '> - - - - - - - - - - , MEJ1GS 1 I msen • ri ve r ond go ld We need 196.. or d o ld er ~ river fO I 1'> Buy '> f Il l Ot , ado Col i Roqto r Wo ml1 Y 14{23:11 41 Sumrmt 42 Tease 44 Declaun 46 Ohve genus 47 Paradl· Slacal 48 Place to shop 49 Spot DOWN t Theatncal Zero 'fi"'"t-+--t--t--+-t;;ot-+-t U lb0ookCO~ MICe re book' 1-'0 chd chco Bmt 7S1 A the n ~ Ohr o 61A ~q3 79<iq ll \I LV ( HYPTO(! li iJ 'I E - II ere', ho" to \\ O i k it ,II FOUR BEDROOM I o1n C' Co lurn b u~ Ohr o l 1dCfl O! CO St'll Of !rode f o pr op e rt~ o I I > !(J hou <,C \totler of equal ~olu n 111 M cr g ~ Coun t f 90) JJQO r r Q9/ 70Q o~ I I I I I I Equipment Co. POMEROY, 0 PH 992 21 76 tnternaltonal Harvester New Idea A\VIllii.\AXR IO N[, FE IIOIV rs One ] l (l~ r Sllll (l h Sl 1!\d '- fi J ,11\ol hCI In II ts Slmp ll! \ IS u s<.•d f ur tlH l h fll i s X f (Jt tiH t >\o 0 -. 1tc '-' w ,.:l t h tte r s wostroph cs lilt l ell l! lh ~nd f o r rn 1!1n n of hr \\ll td s 1rr ~ I I h 1nt s F. tHh til } th( rt d c lllt t r s ~rt d t iTetinl MAN-SIZE r'CONOMV 1:,' TRACTOR < RVI'TilQUOH S D MYQNRY P W FDJ WNR GDQY R y J RNW No-nonsense power for larger food gardens DYPQY · GU W GLQ I' 1 ( MNWR G QC PREFWF GUW hr NEDY I Km ~o: f lla tu r t: ~ Lamping furuij>mcnl CO DN~R 5 CAMPERS on R:n rnbow Rtdge H gh qualttv low p~rr t ~ lull lrnc reoeo t 01 ol v• hrclt' ~ a nd acce~so tt es Off Oil o Rr I ~o u l h of I u p p~ " Pi an ., toke C ~ 2B ro Bo!.hon l oti o .,... "'9"'> O pe 1 trll dark Co• toe! H o b~_•r l (od tl~~~ l a ng Bo tt om Ohro 19/(l ] I foo t !PIIf ',('I[ (Qil iQIIt('d lr avE'I f •o rl ~.; r 9Q/ 11)6b HO li DAY RAMBLER l l:l l oo t Fu t 11Q( C \ !Ovt W th OV I f go ~ ! ehrgcto! or ~ kep ~ ~ ~~ r1 1 w owr 1119 c ~ c ellu I ronrlrtron ! Ai' 7667 .. I ' I I 1 I I Q C ARY SD YJ VQUY GDOOQGFQV Yes terday 's Cryptoquote A MAN WHO SEEKS TRUTH AND i.OVES IT MUST BE RECKONED PRECIOUS TO ANY HUMAN SOC!E fY - FREDERICK THE GHEAT 11 J1978 t ' • l11 T ll' • It 1 1 I I " Sy nJtcalt Inc 1'1•ts for Sale HOOF HOlLOW Hm "1 ~ Bu¥ ~e ll tr oJe o r ltnr n N evv and used ~ o d dl e., ~uth l-It C' '>'C''> Alban y 1614 )608 mo Ame n c an RI SINC S! AR Ken r t.•l Boo rdrng ndo ur or d ou!drJor run~ Gr oo nrrry oil b JP C' d ~ (le on ~ o nri O!y foctl trt ) (hp..,hue Phor'" 16t.l J6' 0 79} DOG O BWIEN Cl Cto-,~ l orm ng rmw Call I 307 0550 2 Vo u VALUE RATED Bu1lt - Valui! of a L 1fe tim e SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE vt-AH OLD mole G t oyhqu 1d Good wr lh chtld! (> 1 SJS Of I ta d~ lo t n li t> 843 7063 A 2 DR. FAIRMONT GREAT WAY TO rlltQhl ha'l e lo cort teno w tth r;1 few exi ra pt PSsu re ICJ.hl i bo th o o rneslt call y dncl 111 ~ o u deahng s wr lh o trw r"- k. elJ :J , cool hea d AS LOW AS 1 3592.00 Plus Tax & Ttlle P S, PB V6 18 000 miles SAGITTARIUS (No• each 11gh CAPRICORN IDee 11 Jan 19 Don 1 olam e o !fl cr s l o a1 1 lman c1a1 loss yO(J mtgtt ::~ P H £' 1o da )1 TtHo w.nc c auttnr tv u ,c wrnos mll oe yo 11 dam~ n ,1 tt'i etrs AQUARIUS IJan 20 Feb 191(•o nollling to cause re o c llt :J \ tc nay eve n tf yo u na \~' rr s wnll o ,., y::J u r p n d e You car1 I raw~ Wo• Jo ba ck dow n gra c. e f tl ll y tn -101 keep your coo ' PISCES (Feb 20-March 101 '"IS 1975 FORD TORINO 4 DR .• ~~:?:.~- ~...... 2195 1973 MAVERICK 4 DR ...... ~~~~ ........... 11195 Sid Black 1973 JAVLIN 2 DR ..... ................. .. 11095 1973 CHEVY CHEVELLE STA. WGN ....... 11095 1972 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE......... ...... '1095 1972 OLDS 4 DR ........................... 1795 1972 BUICK 4 DR ........... ~~!?.......... ..1995 1973 FORD TORINO 2 DR.~~!~:. ~. ~.:.~.~-'1595 1971 FORD MUSTANG ......... ~:~ .......... '695 1972 FORD STA. WAGON .•.. :~?.u?.~~ ....... 1395 1969 MERCURY MONTERAY 4 DR ........ '395 1969 MERCURY COMET ........ ~~~~ ....... '395 1968 MERCURY COMET ......... ~!~ ......... '395 1RUCKS 1976 DATSUN PICKUP... ....... ~.~P-.. ..... '3495 1974 CHEVY ¥z TON AUTO.... ~-~:.~-~ .... '2795 rs on e of th ose day s wn e 1 ySJu co ul d c re ate a real p ro h len O\ ac lt ng ltr st an d l h1nkrn g late Cur b yo u r 1mpuls tv e ne ss ARIES (March 1l·Aprlt 19) E•cr th o ug h a tn e n d rs a poo r n s k fi nd a m ean s othe r I han lell ln g y'o ur pal off 11 you re a sked fo r a loa-- Yo u wtl l lat e r regret tl tf yo u are blun l !NEWSP APER ENTERPR ISE ASSN t NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS Noll ce Is hereby given t hat on the 24th day of Apr. I 19 713 The Bo ard of Town ahl p Trustees o f Clay Townsh ip, t he Under signed pet i t ioner , flied a petrtron tn the Court of Common Ple as of Ga ll l a County , Oh i o be i ng Cl!tute No M ise No 26 o n th e Doc ket of said Court , asklno thai Sl be transferred tro m the Gene-ral F und to th e Road Fund as prov i ded by law for the reasons set forth in said pr tlfl on and that sa id pe t i t ion will bt tor heartno on the 7Th da~ of June , 19 78 sao R8 1Ph Angel Marv in OU"\,. Norman Mttch ell':!. ' (AI 28, li e FAIRMONT WAGON 23 Dec 21) You cou ld na\le !:.O rnan !lOll S tn lit E Ill & tod a \ IIIJ DrOIBC I S w th o verta o <Jt sa 3 trousl v Do few er ~ntngs out JC Real N tce 1977 Cadillac DeVille SP.d.................. 18500 1978 Cut. Sedan 4 Dr ...1 .~~~~~~~ .~~. 1....... '6295 1977 Cut. Wagon .... .............. .... ..... 15995 1976 P~. Volare Sed .. ...................... 13195 1976 Cad. Deville Cpe ........... ........... .'7500 15600 1975 Cadillac Dev1lle Cpe., Gold 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe..1 .~ ••~1 ~:.' ...... .. 13495 1975 Cad. Deville Cpe..................... '4995 1974 Olds 98 lux. Cpe ...... ............... '2~95 1974 Vega Cpe. GL .. .. .... .. ............. 11695 1973 Pinto Wal!on ........................... 11295 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed.................... '1795 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe..................... .. ~ 199 5 1973 Cad. Deville Sedan .................... 12495 l!173 Olds 88 HT sed ... •····.. ··· .. ·.. ··· .. 11595 1972 [lOdge Charger ................. ..... . 11295 Now In Stock Large selectton 1978 OldS(110btles ready for delivery. We are ready to deal. So hurry tn , ptck yours out Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteous salesmen Pet e Burn s, Marvrn Keebaugh or George Hams Karr & Van Zandt "You'll like Our Quality Way of Dong Busrness" GMC F10anc mg 992 S342 Pomeroy Open Eventngs unfit 6 oo-trt Sp m Sat 33 MPG AS LOW AS 3977.00 1 FUTURA I I 1 I I I I I I I L~":::::~-----J SCO RPIO (Oct 24 Nov 121 vou 1975 MUSTANG II 2 Dr , auto , P S , Vo'l• ," ' MILE S Like new ln .,es t $10,700 now burtt on with firep lace •2295 1977 MAVERICK ............ ....... .. ....... 13695 J bed r ms and Ph baths Mostly ca rpeted Big ce ntral fireplace wt lh heatatator Small barn and about 20 acres fen ced NICe country sell ing ott black top road 4Speed Sharp Jade green only 4 SOO miles, loaded story Mr and Mrs James C1rcle or New Haven spent Sunday at the home of Mary Circle Belly Van Meter and Eume Brmker called at th e home of Jesse Gamer of Pomeroy on Sunday afternoon Vtsltmg at the Douglas Circle hom e 11 er e Mrs Gladys Deem of Portland, Mr and Mrs Ernest J ohnson of Belpre, Mr and Mrs Clint Pttzer and son, Rocky, of Bashan, Rev and Mrs Carl Hicks, local There were oo present for Sunday School Aprtl 23 Eume Bnnker and Betty Van Meter VISited recently With Mrs Laura Byers of Tarmers Run and her Sister, Mrs Addle White of Penn· sylvama Earl Harden of Weston, W va , Mr and Mrs Glenn Ables of Bal d Knob s, Margaret Tuttle, Ka thy Johnson and son of Eagle Ridge, Betty Wntesell of Racme recently called at the home of Mr and Mr s Douglas C1rcle Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chester were dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and fam 1ty 10rrna ll\ neal anJ P llr c nrn wo rk llab t l ~ llrdl QC. In ttl• Doard S 1 oc 1 a~ tn , \) Ut ~a~ l ~' 1C ge1 thtngs dono Yo u won 1 tl f Dl easccl w 111 tnc res u lt, LI BRA (Se pt 23-0cl 23) g, li e ~o l te a . . . e mallt rc ::l trP t ' t) al fec tm g your fr n ances 10 L dci) Luc k o r c han c e todd} On h pru rl en! p racttcal rnc tn o d :, .,. ti l ne1p you 1974 DATSUN PICKUP 1 LOOK WHAT WE GOT - Sl acres with a nice BY the Day VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 111 1978 COUGAR XR-7........................ 17495 18 Will sell qu iC k for S9 000 house Wt fh SPECIALS CARS RUTLAND FURNITURE Carmel News ' ORD IN ANCE NO t06711 An Ordtrtan ce to APPROVE A DOPT AN D EN ACT THE 19 78 RE P L A CEME NT PA GES TO T H E COD I FIED ORD I NAN CES A N D DE CLA R I N G AN EMERGEN CY WH EREAS 1/iH o u s or Clt n ances of a gener al ancl per manent n atu r e ha ve- been pa sse d WhtCh should be m el uded rn th e Codr l red O r dt nan ces and W H EREAS certa1n tralf1c and mtsdemeanor prov1S10 n s shou ld be re vrsed to comp l y wtth c urr enl Sl ate law and W H EREAS Th e codtft ca l ro n o f suc h or dt nan ces tog e th e r wr Th th e new matt er to be ado p led th e ma tt ers to be amended and Those to be r epea l ed are befor e the Co un cil NOW THERE FO RE B e t f or darned by th e Counc 1 of th e V rll age o t Mr d dlcporl as fo ll ows Sec 1 Tl13t th e ord nances of th e Vtl l ag e o t M1dO i epo r 1 Ohro ol a gener al and per man e nt natvre as re v tSCd re co d •f• Cd r ear r anged and conso lt da t cd rn l o component codes ! riles cha p ters a n d sect o n s wtlh th e 19 78 Repl acement Pages to th e Co dtfted Or dtna nces are he r eby a pprov ed ana adopted One book f o r m co py at I he 19 78 R epla c ement Pa ges sha ll be cerl 1f red as co rr ect by I he Mayor and the Cle r k. ol Counc tl a l lached to lht s Ora nan ce as a par t her eol and !t i ed wrlh th e permane nt o r d rnan ce r ecor d s of the V rllag e SEC II Th e l oll owrng n ew ordrn an ce materral rs her eby ad opted rn o r de r to co m ply w1 1h c urren t Sl a l e law pub l tCI'I o n of wh c h rn summa ry for m as se l forth below rn conJ un ct ron wtlh the publrcalron of th rs Ordrnan ce tS re q utred by Onto R C ar o un d the ho u se to da y wtH 11 une~p ected dt s rup tton s g1 ' f'J eryo nc on e d ge Don • "otr lll tJ ul e to m e com m o trc r •2595 Call 742·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT I 1~78 LEO (J uly 13 Aug 221 BIJc" yow se lf for a !tUle tuttJul e n! ' SEE RAY RIGGS PUl LINS EXC AVATING Comp lete ''lo7.4 l ·l 21l----·R u1.1•·n·dil 1111111111 1111 Smv• t e Phone 992 '1 478 • Sl4,300 - I', acres with nice l bedrm mobile home nice 11v1ng room , kitchen & bath La rge yard fenced In ba ck Be Her all now. th is won't last long USED 9' and 12' Vmyl Flooring In Stock NEW LISTING - Ready to go wtth nat gas and city 115,000 - Will buy a good l bedr house with large living room and kIt chen 1 ba ths basement F A not gas heat In Chester POM EROY ' - l 1J1 st ory hom e in very good cond it ion Fe~!fure s 4 bedroom s, lovely fam il y room tn basement RIGGS & up Sll 700 will buy a good 1 bedrm house and garage storage building and ga rden space on St Rt 124 In Syracuse · SUPE R BARGAIN IN AT As Low As •4 88 sq yd centra ! heating and cooltng Very low elec bills A ll lh 1s and approx o n e a cr e la nd Have a look On l y $4] 900 Seller may he lp fin ance REDUCED TO llS,900 - WALLET I Rubber Back Carpet EXC AVATIN G dozef backhoe and drtcher Cho•les R Hot l reld Bo ( k Hoe Se rvt ce Rutland Ohto Phone 7A2 2008 MARliN AN EMPTY All carpet rnstalled wrlh paddrng at no charge Exporl tnstaltalton EXC AVAIING dole' l oader ond backhoe wor~ dump lr u c k ~ and lo boys to r htre w 11 houl fr ll d Ht to • orl ltmcs tone and grovel Cal l Sob 01 Roge-r Jet fe r~ day phone- 9Q'} 708q nrght phone 992 3515 or (/q/ 5232 AN D LEAVE WITH SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE & SAVE A LOT 4-11-1 m o . ~ M ' .=----------...1 74) 2348 REPAIR 3875 Between 7. 30 & 9 00 WILL do roo fmg con~tru c t• o n plurnbtng and heotmg No JOb to o Ia ge or too srnoll Phone! BO WER 5 6A IH ROOMS AND Kt t chen~ re,nodeled ceran11c trle plum bmg carpen lr y and general momtenonce 13 yea rs ew pcnenco 992 Jb85 water taps Ove r 3 acres of ntce lay ing l and on Co Rd MORE WORK COLUMBUS (UPl) - A blll to establish a rune-member State Board of Counselors was sent back to the Ohio House Judlclary Committee Wednesday when a dozen ame ndments to the b1ll cropped up on the lower chamber floor "It looks hke we're gomg to try to rewnte the btll on the fl oo r, · complamed Rep George Tablack, D· Campbell, who asked that the measure be sent back to committee for more work The proposed board would reg ul a te "s pe cl8ilty couns elo rs That tas k IS sought by the Ohio Board or Psychologists, who fought the b1ll and helped some members draft the host of amend men Is YOU WON'T Sweeper!! !oo~tcr~ u on !l ol ~m oll opplron(e5 lown m ower nel( l to Sta te Hrghwoy Go tag e on Reu le 7 Ph one (bl-4 ) qas JERRY MURPHY HOWE RY NEW LISTING - A beauty at F1ve Pomts Her~ Is an excell e n l 3 bedrm house with P 1 b aths, krtchen w rth butl t tn applian ces family rm w1th fireplace , all ntcely carpeted F ull basement wrth wood burning ~ 1 ·~ were attendmg • State Ca mpers gathering at Gallipolis th1s past week, VISited his mother, Martha Mays, at O'Bleness Memonal Hospital, Athens Mrs Mays und erwent surgery on Monday Ethel Shell, Columbu s, VISited Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan and other frtends here Mona Jean Perry, grand· daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry, local, and Bruce DaviS, fonnerly of Dayton, were marned on Saturday by the Reverend Paul Yeun at the Albany Umted MethodiSt Church m Albany Mrs Chnton Gtlkey, Albany, Mtss Karen Gtlkey, Athens, Mrs Harold Gtllogly • and Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan, Joshua and Jeremy, were m Washmgton C H on Saturday evenmg for the weddmg of Tma RBe Russell, daughter of Reverend and Mrs Ray Russell Reverend Russell was reared m the Wolf Pen area and IS a brother of Mrs Gdkey and Mrs Gillogly Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabtree called on Scott Bond m Jackson on Sunday af· Bond ts ternoon Mr recovermg from a sertous illness Tara Bolen, year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Bolen, ts confmed to Childr en's Ho•p1tal , Columbu s, for tests and observation Her mother or olber fam1ly member stays 111th her DOZER FOR HIRE REMODlLING Plurnbmg h~ otr 11g and a ll t yp e~ ol gmrt!rol repou Com nel l o l propet ry oppro " 17 WorM guor ontc ~d 70 year ... f11( oc e~ leve l land loto ted at pefrerl CC! Phone 9€17 '1 409 !upp e r~ Plor n~ on Ohro Rout e SEWING MACHINE Rcpolf-s Hll 7 Phone (bt 4) 667 6304 ... rce oil make ~ 9<i1 1284 Th e Sh o p Pom e • o y r a br rc Au lhOil JOd St nge t Sole~ and Se1111 Ce We sho1pen )ctssot~ Assocrate ~ \ ~ BAKER PHOTOGRAPHY; Pomeroy , Oh1o 4 4 1m o HOME SifE S for ~ole 1 m re 011d up MrddlepcH I ne ar Ru!lond SSB 000 WE NEED LISTINGS WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US \\ ,,,, \ ~ Your Wedding { ,_ 9927lll Pomerov1 Ohto Chester Twp al l fe nce d 45 acres pastu r e , ac r es at c r op land One acre farrr pond st oc ked 7 rooms ba th w tt h 4 bedroom s : st ory new sht ngl e roo f moder n k rt c he n larg f lr vrng room w rlh f1rep lace City wa fer & drd le d we ll 1'\\ Your Gown For HEATING INC. $19 500 NEW LISTING FARM FOR SALE , 72 Acres Broker Home Phone 992 & PWMBING NEW LISTING - 10 Acre s of land Ideal tor the home 11 11 00 tror!f!f loca ted at (h4J <ohll .-. Ol1r1 Con!r ln,r I rO t rr1 Pn on I ~ Pbur f' 304 773 SB73 FIV! ROOM opt !01 Hmt 997 3~ ?7 ofte' b DUMP TRUCK IWO ~TORY lr ome h o u ~C' o oo m 5 and bam ce llot ou r bv ldmgs 4 ones land a t ('dge o l Ru tland Cor 1p le te lruriPI hooM up o l o,o 2 bonk.. oppror ~ Prl ptop.-.r ty or SI S 500 Phon(' JUST ll SlED - 40 Acres m Southern Loca l wit h a small bar., and dug wel l About 11 acres ltllable So me SM All API ' Utlabll l or Ml y one Furr11 ~ ht d Coll iJC/? 51b7 e...,cr, rn gs AVAllAB U AI Hr ~~ ~ ~ de Apt s I bed room SI IJ p01 fllon th S150 secw Ty deposr t qq? 6M8 t.qvol HOtJ5 fll 9 Oppor tundy & LOT FO R A LITTLE $16,000 00 TRY AND BEAT THIS - 10 ,. 50 rnobrle hom (' 7 bod roo rn near RO(tne 991 S858 1., $HI O(JO lo t 11 Ph o u · 147 500 Ran ch type home wt th beau t t l ul krtchen and l or m al d rnmg J bed r oom s basement storm wrndows H.eal !;"tale for Sale naq YAl l f OFJK IJII PhoneCJ 49 2705 ot 4 4Q 7710 to t rn01(i rd ot mottOII le11 cl O { f(' a dd t lt on 3 lovely bedrooms bat h very nice kr t chen ut tltfy , garage A & dryct tro ung I Rullonn 747 316] SB 000 00 LOVELY WOODED ACRE ~ 6'il Pd ou go!. hear onrl a ' c ond1 FREE GAS IN HOU SE anc LOCU~I BURROUGH';, SI:N ll MA 11( m ruun tr rg rll O(hrr f' Pha r (> qq') 21Sb I he Du ly S t~nrrnel Ill Court StrH I Pomero y Ohro DAVE'S BACKHOE BY OWNER 3 bod oom !. w th l ot{ m iner a l rtghts go wtth tl • barn s tn good condthon loca te d 1n Bashan Oh! < known as th e James Batley farm Exce ll ent buy a 1 We have enlarged our servtce department and Will servtee Hotpo1nt and other b rands Members of the Carpenter Baptist Church Busy Bee Soc1ety met at the church for their Apr1l meetmg A s1lent au(.'\1on was held m the social rooms. Devollons were led by Lynn Ann McWhorter Those present included Metta F1sher, Ida Cheadle, Hester Peck, Emma Whlttmgton, Beulah Perry, VIVIan Gaston , Kathy Frank, Molhe Brooks, Lynn Ann McWhorter, Alice LeiVing, Mary Brady, Mary Workman and Freda Smith Mrs Thad Dye, Chanty and Rachel, Oew to Flor~da and spent a week VlSltmg relatives there Mr and Mrs Clinton G11key and Mr and Mrs Tad Gilkey, Albany , along w1th Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan and Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan, Bryan Ke1th and Sarah Faye, loca l, were guestsofMr andMrs Walter Jordan , Joshua and Jeremy . to help Joshua celebrate hiS th1rd birthday A Bugs Burmy cake baked spec1at for the occasion, along wtth homemade 1ce cream was served to the group Recent guests at the Jordan home were Mr and Mrs Nonnan Shaner, Jody and Kevm, Athens Route Colwnbta Grange No 2435 held 1ts April meet mg on Fr1day evemng The group voted on delegate and alternate to represent the county at the annual State Grange Sesston m Columbus tn October Plans were discussed for Columbia Grange to VISit Ohto Valley Grange and also ror Rock Sprm gs Grange to VISit Columbia Grange The State Grange crwnb cake contest was held and Rdla Rhoades had the wtnmn g entr) Gettmg applications ror new members dunng Gra nge week, Aprti 23-29 was stressed Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan spent a recent weekend Ill Ada, Ohio w1th theu son·in· law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Thomas Cassell Mr. and Mrs Earl Starkey attended the Hymn Smg at Alexander High School on Fnday evemng Mr and Mrs Albert Qu1vey, Strasburg. Ohio who ;n ' os 1 MY (,}W NCH ~ n<ro~ wr th <.l 10011 1 nu~ (' rRI: ~ GA) 2 to got oqf' '> I mmer k1td1t-> 1 n11d hmdf'f ( d by2uec lo. s Co 114BS J827 'arpenter PerSOflalS Business Services VA ~HA 30 yt !rrrmH rnq nhc r 1 lrr 1n1 11rng lr r krrrd Mu r lqW..jP 71 l 51alf' A!ht•m phort( (6 14 ) HOBSTETTER ~~!,~?~Drn GeorgeREALTY S HobsleHer J d11 w (ro !)s Ro c IH' ]4 .., 1857 FERTILIZER, Nil i!OGEN, · HElP WANfEO Dorrymo n need ed Coli q4q ?58? .. a pr ~ 8eou rrl ul fny f' ~ Grlr MtdUic> po! ! CR 115 U~11l Of f' Hondo OQ/ 7639 CO Al l1Ml 510 Nl ~and gtavel ( QI {•um <.hlot de lettrl H~t dog l ood and al l lvpN ol ~ all b: <(' l ~ r or Sal t Wod1 '> In( f Mo rn Sl Po t eroy 9973891 1974 DAI~UN 092 7453 ~ h • ub~ 11 Hoctn() J 1 1 act C'o Hco ur lui S lu'-dtoom 3 both lro 11 (I Co n piPte l y r em CJ dl•lt•d o nf co peled Hm buth go" Q 1d eiNtr c lwnoce Lotge corpo rl and ~l0109e burld r ng ~ Central OH pfu ~ lull bo ~('tTIC tl l l-0 11 I aiit at on co li Q49 7018 , Ol!C'> o n Lt:orl 119 C I O)" l'~ 197~ g l a~t w th C.o ~(' ~C I oble t> 8. C Vop ,.. o ter prlb N el~ o n Dtug 90') Doy l lo i H''" N 7nd 5r R~DUCI: S M~ WOUtD YOU l il a ro oorn SIO S3S and more on hout? Need l odre ~ ro dem o mrrote face l1 ft 1o N o Neat e}' per re nee n£>te!>~ory oppf'o,once and plemont per ~on a lr ty a mu~t Coli Su ... l or op pomtmen t 1¥/7 7066 lur nt~herl M~MOR I AL ~ho p (11 , acr e lo t ~pac rous J hC'dr oo 111 w1 th lflfgC ut1lrty 100111 Hardw ood iloo s or1d f O! pQt h u11 t r ee~ or d UR OllO ll ~ t:>le c lr o n bo'> ~ E' I ~ IWO HUU~~~ 111 ~ ytOCU "i£1 !!~ 77 FRIENDLY H OM~ l o ~ Porttes now n ou r '13rd ~ear r~ e .. pondr1g and h o~ op ~nmgo, lor Monog£>r ~ and Deole r'!i Party Pla n e . per ence helpfu l Ou guarenteed t o.,. ~ and grit s sell themselve~ No c a~h rn>~e~T rn ent N o scrv te charge to c u ~ t om e r ~ No co lleu tng deltverrng Co1 ph one neceHary Coli ro lfcct Carol Da y 518 489 8395 c ~l) R - Notice• QQ) oquorru1n' w •tt1 JJ07 t ABBAGl: PLANt S "evPto l .. a e !t e~ 110w 1 t<Od <; w II ho ... el o n pl01b Moy 10 Al~ o '> t~v eral !:.weet po tat o plant::. n10r1go pt:>ppet plo nh Ov.rg ht ~pcnCE.'t W e~t Shod C' Hd 3 rnrl('~ N W of (hc" ter d J\ luolli t tl lCI lr~ h '} <oultll o wf' b1u~~ell -.pr oul'> egg plonh hPod lt,> tl ucc ~ wC' C I pc ~pc- r<o hu• gor ton wO• sec t borrono chrl pepper '> Plu '> rna l '( d ti (' ('Ill YO! I( Ire... o l IQIHO to plant~ rnany k nrl"> o f ho rg 19 bo ~ lo. e r ~ o• d po t fl ow(' '> Lo tge vorrc y o l or1 1uol~ 111 !lo t!. Clclo11d Fa 11., o1d Creelil OV"e lf ou11e Ger oldrn e ( lela td An y U S mad e car- part s ex t ra tf needed EMCiud es front w heel dn ve cars tt~jhJII.'liiJit fltlllu tl li<lllll t lilt ti l r~ r n~, \I t II t ~t1 (QJ.IO otqarr Goo<l <0 11 C ~BBA G l II <'thlulllj ttld ll l Pl"11 UNII~ to• c ltt l t rt ronq e>"> wrll lrt WhrrtfJ•.h>l M o JIH I C a nd OlhPI '> $3 {Qt h 8J 3 !H~OI Hoyu.., McM urr cy d !ton lllltl jlllli~l.tl H ~AII N G ~LH.. !~ll :...dt~ ,nd\ ,,rd:.<dt" nl1 !>.ll h tii:.h 11 11 11 \h1brlt l hrtllt . lmULAI ION BU~ I N l~~ IQ / ~ ~lf'p /on tr uclo. and 'J tn"-ulo t n g mmh rnes complet<' wr lh ('.d o bl ower !. App1 0 ~ 500 bog-. a t 111~u l o 1 ron Evor vth rng needt•d 10 go IIl lO bu'>II1 C!.!. OQ'J JQQ3 t iLl 1 ill t'lU!ltlrlll ll l 'tllL' jJott ~ md 11\liiUtlWll { .r ~t l m,td l ;til t I .___, lt•·al E• tate tor ~a l e Wheel Alignment· '" ,-; !2u f<Jthlh ln! vl tllli• llllrtlllltur 1J ~~o q,h 1::. ~ 1't tb Vtl ,, ,, d pu !<11 \tblUil iHil ~ !lhillll\ 1 ll"ttUlllt t LI\ , '>~1 11~ 1h ll ~td i \.A · ~~ W(l t tl!. II lJild tt lUill 11- The Dally 8enlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Apul28, AS LOW AS 3995.00 1 33 MPG Plus Tax & T1tle FORD !FORD ' r TEST DRIVE ONE•...THEN DRIVE IT HOME DAN THOMPSON FORD See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodnlt or Pal Hilt, General Manager, for a Good Deal on a New or Used Vehrcle Open Eventngs tll6 oo excepl Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday Mtddleport, 0 9922196 �Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash lU-lt•e;:;;~:~M•ddlepo.-·tP_ o""_' ~oP~~·;") Ai__, '"I281~78Want CHARGES ~~~~ h l.<h ,., ,., HUNTER litlol lt I (Iii l 100 h!Ci t~ h It L; l I .5 1lllt I lll llltlh'll l.t rd f lhuk,.,,ml t il tltttj)l\ll t! 1ltt i H~I ~ltri l d . Jt~;t I U): H 1\ \umt>..1 In I r rd•t !l ~ to SPECIAL 1111 d l1 11 Stt ll~t l' ui.Jh~ht l ''' '"!Ill. ru.:l1t ihdtUltdtJbIll\ l'ulll•l11r " '111utl1o. _J JtJ Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy Landmark NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ~l t t \ 9 .. -Jack W Carsey Mg r 6'il. P ho ne 992 2181 "' tlr1 "'II til :0.1( II tJ II H \1 tli1 (1/n lo. f 111 pulrh1 <1l h r t U ~I tor Salr ~~~~~ In l:C O NOMY I RA ClOR w 111 all a lO Ch lllr I ~ l1 k 0 t'W 0" 1.. 119 $:1/SO f' l o e 6 t 4 b98 J}QQ l p \1 ~ l IIIIi I . J fl t!! tHJII CL EARANCE SALE beg 111:. Man Feb 13 at Se .... N Sew Ou tlet Ma n ~!reel Ra crne A ll po l ye~ t er double k nt t ~ redu ced 4 0"~ and SOu o Jhread b g ~pool 5 l or Sl GU N 5H001 Rutlonrl legr on Fnr r11 f>lle ry Sunday at I"} 00 noon Spomored by VFW ACTION AN D hel p l or Bo reo red Women WI ( Sraruo, Repar I tWarn en '> lnformar ran .(entl~ ol Ohr o Ph one 992 706C>"" to n fmmat on FISHING DERBY o r Rurlo r1d .0. nerrcon Legr on Pos t So t 8 Sun Ap nl 29 th and 30 th from 1 ro 5 S/ pe• pole per day lake u'>t ~loc k ed SPECIAl AUCTION Attcn tron dealer s yard safes f lea marke Ts and pub lrc So Tu•doy Ap rr l 19 1 prrr Warehouse l• qvrdorron Sole C.los~wore rays car1nmg JO ' ~ vrny l ll oo • tu n11e r~ chrld er ., do th rng and lor~ of mts r at Ohro R rv~r Au( ! ton Mergs Plo1 o M rddlepor I Oh10 R£>gu lor So le F11 and Sot at 7pm Lost and found LOST BETWEEN Porne oy Not ronal Bonk & porkmg lo t Sovrng~ booM SornP 11 orwy rn th e book lllbund pleo~e coli 997 7807 Ot Jell Hart 614 597 4/ 75 Re .... ard lte.tp Wanted WAITRESS WANIW Ap ply'" pe ~on C r ow ~ Steak Hou'l e Pomer o y Ohto H & ~ ~~ U 8H H lJ Ml~ Pt Plea \Qn l V\i \o be'>rde Heck ., lt.r7J H!OodrnOIC' I J I' b4 2 b( cl1 oorn tQ ' j Dorron I J v bO ]bedroo n 1977\i cro 0' t J ~ o'3blrlt oan' ') ba1h lq 7"lCo~ l' t 'f !7 .. o5J twdroom l'loq Sto e~ non I? • oe.J I h Pclr oo 1 PICKU P s7100 EOUIPMENl FO R romple to beour~ .,hop lor l ou r operofOI'> I ~old thr o, week f'hone 9q'} 7608 NIG RO HYBR OS 1()() 0 0 !('plan r ogrf?('rnon r rl y OL dorr t g<' t o -. tor d .JOtnfl <, H Smr l h H (' nloc l<. Grov t' Ohro 9q7 )57 J leo"e mo.,-,oq(l snoo 81 S1 SEL~ CIIO N of th(' bes t w ood ~ r o ve~ u1 ) o u t hea ~ !t:' rr, O hio Mo ~o £lei lrr olto Jo tul I ('mowood and Nalhvo Zron HC>o t Co 8 Purnom Dr cr lt M 1ll Sr ) A t he n ~ ¢1 4 597 t/.)79 01 61 J 696111H rQ7J YAMAHA 7 5() mo torc y{l e Good rnll drlrOrl S8SO ss .. u 1 9~ 3 f ORO l4l 38tr} ton llu t ~ Coli IOOO(t Butgho tdy ~po r t s1er lf:IOO In I(•'> E• te ller I {ond tt or1 K ng and O ueen c,e ot $3 300 94Q 7171 alter 6 prn SPrtou' c.alh onl t I Q5q IN1ERNA110NAL I 1011 1r ut ~ 1Ql e- g rll' New ly Ol l"fh ouiPd Ne w 1 r ~-> '> SQQ 5 WF 5flRN 50U 1HlRN lie In ol Pomf!'roy ho':i on open nq on a 1 e~•ablr!>hed ter rt or y ~olo• f plu'> (omrnt~ ~ron~ I ,. (PIer t bPncf 1~ 11 you ar e sale., m nd( d a11d con 1n ef't peopl e rh,., ~~ a gteat op porrun ty Wrrr(> or call l or on rn terv ew qq7 7480 S36S 304 773 Check our low , tow prtces on POTASH, FERlO-PELS & BLEND Pomertr1 Landmark Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 I ~u,on(f' NH D EXPERIEN CW bab y ~ tter l or rhree pr e ~(hooiC>r~ and so rn eone to do ~prtflg dear tn g 985 4737 WAN TED OlD l R lady to ~ toy w rth older man l or home ond ~a rne­ wage\ qq7 576 4 NfED SOMFONf to do body woriColl7 47 3154 ASSIST ANl 4 H Age nt Mu ~r be able to w(I! M w th you1 h O!> wel l o~ adult ~ Pro vtOu~ e :tpiH et1((> rn w orkrn g ~ lh f OUi h 1\ de~rroblf' Bochel or dPgH:>P pll~leHed but an y odd rtt onol 1101 11 "9 bPyond h 9h ~chool w rll be cons tdr•rP d M u ~l hP o MP tg\ County "'"rdPnl For rnotP rn l 01motron con tact John RKe or 389S An lqual Opper lu1 rly / lflployt rn I: or Uenl J AN D 4 RM futn \'"ll.'d or d un f' hon(' qq'} 5<13 4 COU NIRV MOBI! l Htr1ne f)ar k Ji out e rl "n th of Pome•oy Lo1g(• lot ~ Co!l(f?'} 7 <~79 rent R{l llt a l~ a~s· ~s r on< fl ra tfl\ l or ')pnror ( l !l0fl5 Cr:rnrm 1 Vrll oge Monot Ap1 ~ Mtddleporl qq'] 77A7 API WIR~ C A G ~ S ~ pray !:. 19/i !75 lot to no toe'!! 992 Croe~ Roo d 1066 1RAil ~ R WIT H Ia ! 011 Un o 1 Ave l ot on Fou ll tCw He ght s worer top and septr ( to n ~ Phone Q9/ 7360 APP RO X 10 ocr cs on f-latw ood~ Rood lb f lc( t c and wote • av oJio blc See hkey Hrll Po n1e 1o ~ O!lro PI o ne o<l1 3885 II ROOM TW O star ,. house Dou ble garage wt th opart me1 t out buldmgs 17 octe s RuiiMd $(1e or co li r 0 Stcwor t 747 2471 "I ~ I I Qio' 992 3325 116 E Sec9nd Slreel MIDDLEPORT - Large 4 An un tt brt c k apar tm ent buildtng wrth all unrts rented Has B year pa yout m presen t co ndrt on Th 1s mvestment ha s a lot of let Pomeroy soften & condrtron your water w1th Co..op water potent•a l Only $13,000 HEY Gl No down paym en t on thr s approved hom e wt lh 4 b edr ooms 2 b a th s ce ntr ol h ea l tng , family room and wor ksh op Ha s gara ge and 3 tots Just $79 300 soHener , Model UC SVI , Now Only •289.95 l et us test you r w•ter Free LARGE BRICK - 9 rooms w1 th attt c Need s a little work bu t tS t n goo d loca t ton wt fh ct t y water , na t gas a nd ex tra lot Pomeroy Landmark Jock w Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 $5 500 NEW LISTING - 35 Acre,, Mobile Home• for Mle 11 55 bl•d •oa rn o, 1 on In Qq') 775 4 01 rnobrle hone '1 Vt! r ~ good rondr M rddiPpm! Ca ll 997 7497 large ol d ba r n cr op l and, 3 be dr oom reaso n abl e hom e, wtth large tamt ly r oo m~ woodb u rntng ftrepla ce , 2 ba t hs exce lle nt spr rng wa t er an d 3 ca r garage near No 2 tipple S38 000. NEW LISTING - 7 room fr ame on 3 leve l l ot s near sho p ptn g cente r tn Will ( ARt l o lhf' el derly homr> Phon fl 9Q'J 73 I <~ 111 O UI Mtddlepor t Ha s bath , natural ga s F A WA TE P Wlll drrllrng Wrlltam I Gran t 7 4 ") 7879 DO YOU nf'ed lr ne~ t on e or gro . . pf? Coli B J Do1 'o l 747 1850 otl ()r 61Jrn --·- APPLIANCE SERVICE f urnace and 1 car garage Sl/,000 NEED GOOD CLEAN WELL MAINTAINED HOU SES IN MIDDLEPORT AND AWAYS OUT WITH A COUPLE OF ACRES OF FARM LAND CALL 991· 3325 FO P 7~0 BU IJUI LOJ..n Hor d prc k fld SJ o bu 985 3q?B I Qtr~ fl CAMIN O 9fi/ 70~ 4 POS TS l or ~ol e H I! lon g $ 1 25 eoch I 97S I o d I 750 4 wheel dt rve- S3800 Good co" dt l ron 9Q'} b795 or li 4J ;H~JJ Pomeroy Landmark MAIN POMEROY, 0 NEW LISTING - large 9 .. _Jack W Carsey Mgr lllill. Phone 9922181 ol der home 8 rooms 5 bedrooms ba t h form al dtn tng garage carport EXPERT porches JU ST $950000 DIG THIS DAD - Dr ive a Wheel Balance lt ffl e save a lot 11 2 story trame nrce lot 3 be d rooms bath formal drntng garage low ta xes ~i O M~MA O £ O lJ IL l) Sl O each 74? 798d WA S H~P AN D qQ'} )6()1 1n new a dd rtron { restr tcfed l Ex cellen t for your new home SJ 500 00 FIREPLACE - $'}') f'O ( h WORK PAN1S WI r~ durt~ ' ""f yclr d ,ea r., <Ovlf oll~ and ..Jcnrm cut off<. Od d ~ an d ~ nd1 )hop Rt I U rdd lf'pot l Ohro 4'17bi7J B,.arn' the M00NRAKER f nw• r CDE 44 ro tor th p coO • ol.- obit> grow1d plane o 1d qu dr w rf' $300 40 chonn t I ro d o wrth 0 10-1 rnr ~ ff $4 00 JO .. 13~ i lo vely new~;~r home 7s acre J bed r ooms formal d rnt ng nt c e k1 t c hen c arpeting . many more home f eat ur es 1 car garage S3l 500 00 1 YEARS OLD - •n new :J I ii8 li' r OO! Glac,~ Mo i> IL•r Doyt on o bfJOI 1/(.t h p Mf'r(vr y Crur<,(l I 0 burh up tro ler l ot lonq l11gh 'PI2l'd haul po wer wench • " nnd t•qurpml• nr $3 750 9 49 · Pomeroy Landmark 9 .. _J ack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 197 4 DAI SUN 79 000 rr'u le:. qrn J19b ON l A ( Rf w ooJ.,rl lo t ~ near Ml' 9 " H qh School~ Ph o ne 997 5573 1I V ~ ROOM S bo th loundty 1oo m On I ac1e lor SIS 000 l11 rn qq') 61711 01 9Q') 371 11 10 I HF hu nt( r who wor Is h•'> o w 11 land i w cn ty acre~ ot h II land wtth ~ la nd '' G l tm ber $6000 flh t:Jil fl' 997 7330 • BV OWN I R 4 bedr oorn ht tr ~ hous e large co ,n er lot boy wrnd ow s 2 bo t h~ Ow ner wtll lrnonce lnqurrc at 409 So uth 5th Avenue Mtddlepor I doors Sl800000 MEI GS COUNTY ' S OLDEST FULL TIM E REAL ESTATE BROKER, WE HAVE SERVED YOU AND SOME OF YOUR CHILDR EN (LIST WITH US NOW TO SELL ) HENRY E CLELA ND REALTOR HANK , KA THY & LEONA ClElAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992 225 9- 992 6191 992 ) S68- 992 6009 Cal l SERVICE Call After S 00 or Anyltme Saturday 992 71l9or'l92 5041 4 27 ftc 991 7Cfl 4 8 roo m 1o m odcl ~ d home all mrwtal trghr , l uel orl lu rno ce Rutland oreo $36 OOCl N ew 3 bedr oor n tol ol e lt>ctrrc ho ne I 11 3 au lo' ~ near m ne~ $17 000 Bu rld t 19 lot I 11 a cre:. ru1 o l woler on lol $3 800 Co ll 747 2819 al ter 5 pm or any t rrne Sol 8. Sun 7'1 ACRES EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Servicehom tiM frvdl or au114ro.... le~t htll._tot' to , ... c.,. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. r Broker 107 1 , Sycamore St Pomeroy , Ohto p" 992 2171 PHONE 991 6333 Offt ce Hours 9amto4pm Closed Thursdays Saturdays at noon ', EXTERIOR PAINTS AT an d fr lltn g s tat1 o n tn clud• n g butldlng eq utpme nt sto c k and mer cha ndt se l ocated at l angsvil l e Ohio on Route 124 Known as Bertha s Groce r y Sell ing pr rce ·• KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 992 3748 or 992 5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 I mo 525 000 00 4 yr & - .)l NEW LISTING - Grocery bath , PomeiOJ BEST QUALITY INTERIOR and Your Full Ttme Rea l E state Broker New llstmg CALL THE WISEMAN REAL IN GALLIPOLIS ESTATE AGENCY AT 446·3643 For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple At BOB'S AUTO PAINTING Rl l Mrddteport, Ohro 24 Years Serv1ce · SPRING SPECIAL Complete Parnt Jobs Small Cars 1100 00 large Cars 1125 00 Trucks 1175 00 Body work & repair 11 00 per rnch ustng only the best Dupont malerrals 742 3010 4·9 l mo MOORE'S Muffler . Brakes . Shocks . Tires . Battery . Installation Service Ph 9922848 Pomeroy, 0 3 IS tfc SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esrdentral and commer c ial Call for estrmate, 24 hour serv1ce Anyday , anyftme "Get A load Of This" WETHERALL CONCRETE Phone 985 3806 3 bed r oom s Jack's Sep~ Tank Semce Box 3 Chester Ohro 10 30 c Harlford 8822175 \ ~!:\ J&L Blown Insulation on heattng cost Expenence and fully rnsured Free Est Call 992 3815 4-9 1 mo 675 1582 UNION OPERATED 3 30 l mo I JIM KEESEE Cellulosic (wood hberl Thermal lnsulatron Save 30 pet to 50 pet Henderson MODERN SUPPLY Small eng1ne & mower servtce, Massey Ferguson & Grbson Trllers. Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servrce 399 W Mam Sl. Pomeroy , Oh1o Ph 992-2164 4-)4-l mo . pd old , tu ll 1 carpe t ed elec trt c h ea ( Ohr o Power) carport w tt t storage a r ea Dmmg ant cook1ng area separate Att condttt on ed a l l c urfa tn• and d r apes go Located 1r Rust 1c H i ll s Syr a c use O h ro sell ng fa st tor CARTER You Have 1 ~•rt::_ ~ :arefulty ~llo!J:i -~~~ Chosen ~ ) Your Love, ~ • ~ Your Rrngs, f, • AUnfORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER Choose wrlh As Much Care Sales & Servrce Phone 300 Marn St Pomerov 992 6282 or 991 6263 8AM1o430PM n SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 ft c Du6Iness Sen;ce!'i WI N TER G El to yout h ou~ c? lei u ~ make 11ece~~ory r o parr ~ A I lr omt \l Conwun on 7,.21378 Ueal Estate for Sale Photographer ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II Coll997 7481 NEW 3 bedtoom h o u ~e 1 bo !hs all elec I oc1e M rddlepon do~e to Rutla nd Phon e q9'} 7A81 Cheryl Lemley COUNlfiY !arrnl ond wrlh ~eclu d C'd w oo d~ wol c r (l tlti good oc c e!. ~ 111 Monroe Coun ty W Vo $1 000 down ca ll ( 30<~ ) 77 2 3102or t304) 772 3127 Associate Home Phone 742 2003 Hrllon Wolfe, Sr 220 E Marn Sl Home Phone 949 2589 Georg eS HobsteHer Jr 5739 CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED - Rt 33 - 10 Acres ot land along Rt 33 4lane 1ust nor th of Pomeroy Nice home st i es Asking m 800 JUST LISTED - 6''' ACRES wt lh a n•ce I' ' story house m ostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bedrms l1 v mg rm , la mtly rm wr th ftrepla ce ba sem ent fuel oil furna ce, garage an d outbulldtngs Some fe nc tng plen t y of r oad fr onta ge an d gar den spa ce (t t y water a nd dr tlled we l l Loc close to hospdal and sc hool at L aurel Cl if f Askrng wood s a nd m i nerals Asktng S21 500 Specraltzed 1n yard grading , drrvewavs , landsca pmg , etc Call stove Attached (1 car 1 garage Chrysler Atr Temp ' The PhotoQnPhV of urry Biker Mtddteporl, Ohio ,, ,, . BRADFOR D Au ctroneCr Co m plc te Ser"VtCe Phone 949 2487 or QA 9 2()().) Racmc Oh ro ( ttft Brod f otd l l WOOO (614) 667-6177 P m. • CARS CHESTER, 0. 985-4100 can come In and see what you're gwttlng - Good setechons - Fully stocked Buy where you covotrng ~ep !t t sys t em~ dozer bo c ~h o e dump !rue!-: ltme stone gro11el bla ckT op povrng R1 143 Phone I (6 1-4 ) o98 7331 Pn Prt ce S42 000 builder N tce a rea on bl ac ktop road abou l 5 m inut es from F ive Poi nts Crt y wa fe r availab l e Seller may help hnl!tnce S13, 900 NEW LISTING - Country Store Has nat gas and city waler Gasoline pumps and tanks Two story buil ding wit h 2 rms IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU Work shop with other bu il dings Eastern Local We Need Listings We have buy en for many lyposol properly CALL JIMMY DEEM Auoclato, 949 2311 15 IN STOCK Largest Selection In The Yllllty .• 73 1 13 A thought for the day President James Monroe , author of " The Mon ro e Doctnne/' sald "Nat10nal honor IS natiOnal property of the highest value · 1 For Saturd ay A__p__! t~9_ _ _ _ ASTRO·GRAPH I \}!JI!JIJ lJJlfi]~I ~ I !JIJ April 29 I918 Tra ns l o nn ng o l,l nH 1llO{fs Hl iO ne w way s o ! cl o tnq th r ng~ w 11 awake11 amlJrt o u::. uw '' S!fl 111 you Ill s comtng yedr You II llc preparcrl to g o .l!l lt1f' wdy to t Ihal to whic h yo u rt s p~rt> TAURU S (Apnl 20 May 10) Us o.s 30 1 Btcyc l e motorrzeo brcycle 373 I 1 Motor zed br cy c l e o pe ratron equ tpmen! and 1 ce n se 517 01 Oef rn tlton s 517 02 Gambl rng 517 OJ Operatrng a gam bt rnq house 5. 17 04 Publ iC Gam tnq 517 OS Chealrng 517 06 Methods of con Cluc trn g a b 1n go gam e pr oh' b1 t •ons 517 07 Btng o re cords 511 08 B rn go op e r ato r prohtbtlro ns 517 09 B rngo exceplrons SE C I l l Th rs Ord rn an ce rs hereby declared to be an eme r g en cy measure and rls tmme d tate p u~sage 1S n ecess ar y rn or de r to pre se rv e pr o t ec t and ma+nt a •n t he nea ll h sa f et y an d w elf are o f l he ctl zens of M rddl eport Ohro and tor lh e f urth er r eason lhal rt " necessary to br1ng the Tra ll tc ana Gene r a l Oftenses Codes rnl o complran ce w rth curr enl Stat e law a s r equrred by Arl1cle XV Il l Sec !ton 3 of t he Ohro Cons t tlu t ron SEC IV T hrs Ord rn ance !.ha ll tak e- ell ect and be n Ior ee rmmedrately foi!OWtng 1ls passage an d approv.=.l Pa sset! th e 74 th day ot Aprrt 1978 111g ra sh o r e r~ a 1t c r n t~ lt i O d'l w H pro rluct resul t s r> p nostlt lr nm what yo u re htJp HlQ ln r Or 1\ Attesl Gene Gr al(' Clerk lhe slow hu t "' urP pr nrt'cl ur ns M L Kelly w llw or k t o d~ 1 H tt lltrl (J tr o uhlt• Pre srde nt o l Count I se lec ttng a ca rP.r St> nct l or \ A ) 28 ( 5 J s 11c yout copy o f As tr o Grap r1 Lr t te r IJy rnatltng 50 r r nt s l or l dC11 and a long sel l ,tc1drf s~ t ,. Auto ~ale" stamp e d env e l op•• 1J 1\ <;l ro lq6 5 DODG~ S75 N~ P(h bollliY Graph P 0 B o ~ tRQ Rafllfl C1t Co 1199/ 60 17 ot te' Spr11 Stat o n NY 100 19 Bt '> ut!~ to speedy htr th <;rgn IQi' o~ ' ORO PINI O Waqo11 b GEMINI (May 11-J un• 101 l r u <Client co ndr rron l e~ ~ Tha n nave IIIII~ 1-1atr~n u• ,. rll, Pt.: u p I• tO 000 mrle., QQ'} 613ll wh o ar e v.. o rkm ~ Att/ l \ r t 197 4 MA VlHICK 2 dov t A I PS tbday B e (.: at e !u l o y Jll II I • One ow te 4J 000 m til~ G ood 1€ 1! d OttiQ tl e jO h d iUt ll 5 1950 1-'h onc co ndtt o n CAN CER (June 21 -J ul y 21i 09/ 77J 'J ofT('! 5 p111 DJn 1 IP.an too 111 dvtly 0 11 .. rnn ltreno s WtJ ay or yu Lot rl d cau se se 11 ou~ t! pt•r t.u..,~ro r .... an d un pl easant st ludl 011 ' 'dl '' be Io ugh to resolvf' ~ ~ a u ted to Huv IIMHl:R flor•w•oy \ ard Fo te ~ t ~a l <• II YOU have o servrce Ia ollr:or P1 o by THOMAS JOSEPH wont !p buy or sell ~ome t ht n g d J( ! ~ l o p pt c.e fo ~ to nd r ng oe looMtng l or wo rk 01 "uwl r nber Ca ll 99 7 ~96 5 or ACROSS 2 Brrghtest whate ver y ou II ge l 1esuHs Kunr Ho n b~ 1 446 8570 I Subjugate ~tar tn la ~ t e r Wrl h o Scn ltn el Wo111 Ad O LO! U~ NITUR~ r( P bo•e ~ h O '>~ 7 Covenant Scorpio Co li qn 2156 bed " r on buf., ~tc (Otl pl etc II PWlctual 3 Vtgor 'I'ARD SALE Fr, and Sat Rr 12-t hou'>C' hold., Wrt!P M D M rl l~r 12 She Fr I Tmy rnrle otl Rt 7 Bypass R:t d Po11 er oy Oh•o or coli 99"2 YWJ 13 Immobile btrd Qq'] 7760 II Anaruas 5 !ago's NO lltM 100 Large or too o, rnoll YAR D S AL~ Soturdoy q 2 Atr o~~ lr orn Ro ur e Bu11k Old h.H 15 Ca p ' wrfe Wrll bu y I prec~ or co rnpi PIP n turf:' dr ~ l t=J., do rhP '> ond ho u ~c hold New u ~ ed or ontt 16 New Gmnea 6 Forswear o dd ~ and t< f d~ (o ll94q 2747 qu t ~ Mo111 1 ~ Fu rntur e 20 N town 7 Fencmg Yesterday's Answer ]r d St M dd! eport Ph o 1e T'AR D S AL~ Aprr l?8 & 29 9 om to IH Written dummy 99/ b !!0 6 p r11 741 Beec h St Mrd 27 Rome's 35 Btlhard letter 8 Foreign dlepotl ~ a r ro n cel~ O hl-' WOOD Pol(' ) n HD - marshes shot 19 S11kwonn 9 Study group 28 Nonsendro ''010r 10 on Iorge\ I er1 d SU YAR D SAll S l otn rl y Aooss fro m 36 Spamsh 20 Fervent 10 Su('CIDCt P'' ru, Bundled 5lo b $6 pet I upper s, P l o rn~ Post Olf• <e 9 5 c1ty steal ton Ot! !rvP.tPd Ia Ohro Poll et So tu r day and Sunday Clo thrnq 22 Man s 17 Gr..,k :ro SurroWlded 37 Consumer Co Rr 7 Pome1oy 9Ci~ 26H9 oil ~ r1e s n cl udrng ~ chrld1 er' ~ mckname letter by name f.u n tur e b kc seat chrld co r $ ( A~H$ l ot 1unk (01 ~ F ye " 23 Rose 2t Before r r>r 1112"" (0 ~e o I ~oh e e t '> or1d 43 Devour 31 Venerated lru<k and Aul o Purh Wrt~c k e t essence c ullom ~ 25 Enclosure 45 That ~cr~r(e lu1 ' > Oif' and Repor 32 Withdraw 24 We"ken ~ u t l ond 747 70B l 0 1 Penr 1orf 'I'ARD ) A L ~ So tu day Aprr119 9 for peas 34 Anllctpate Fr 26 Prefix 142 q575 IO ') Cl orhr ng glo s~ wore n tsc w1th cycle nrle on N ew luna Road WA NI 10 buy Young 1.ouplt-' I urn r ght ur1 Happy Hollow 29 Gen 1;;--1--t- + -J--+--+-.f;-.;:-1,.--t-f--1 wan I ~ to buy cou t1try p1 ope1ty Rood t r~l ho l 'o t on rrghr 50 to 100 plu ~ oCJe\ good Bradley wo rer u rd tnu erol t rgh 1~ T WO FAMILY Yard Sole Aprrl 33 Poem ttlloh iP or d wooded Johr 28 rl 29th M <l~ I s. t o r Pay ne 35 Bernstem 61 .. 654 1717 r " '!o ' dl'r u 1:/JO Boe( h St M1d mus1cat dlepo rr Ru 1 a u -•1) WANI~O SMAll u ~ ed tro cto 38 Water Wr de h on r e nd 3 porn! e• d spnte Phone Qq'} 378l, or 997 74 9b 39 G1rl s name t;,;-t-t--t-tn-t- t--tCO IN ~ LURRENCY token-, old 40 Severpo r k e t wat che<o and d om '> - - - - - - - - - - , MEJ1GS 1 I msen • ri ve r ond go ld We need 196.. or d o ld er ~ river fO I 1'> Buy '> f Il l Ot , ado Col i Roqto r Wo ml1 Y 14{23:11 41 Sumrmt 42 Tease 44 Declaun 46 Ohve genus 47 Paradl· Slacal 48 Place to shop 49 Spot DOWN t Theatncal Zero 'fi"'"t-+--t--t--+-t;;ot-+-t U lb0ookCO~ MICe re book' 1-'0 chd chco Bmt 7S1 A the n ~ Ohr o 61A ~q3 79<iq ll \I LV ( HYPTO(! li iJ 'I E - II ere', ho" to \\ O i k it ,II FOUR BEDROOM I o1n C' Co lurn b u~ Ohr o l 1dCfl O! CO St'll Of !rode f o pr op e rt~ o I I > !(J hou <,C \totler of equal ~olu n 111 M cr g ~ Coun t f 90) JJQO r r Q9/ 70Q o~ I I I I I I Equipment Co. POMEROY, 0 PH 992 21 76 tnternaltonal Harvester New Idea A\VIllii.\AXR IO N[, FE IIOIV rs One ] l (l~ r Sllll (l h Sl 1!\d '- fi J ,11\ol hCI In II ts Slmp ll! \ IS u s<.•d f ur tlH l h fll i s X f (Jt tiH t >\o 0 -. 1tc '-' w ,.:l t h tte r s wostroph cs lilt l ell l! lh ~nd f o r rn 1!1n n of hr \\ll td s 1rr ~ I I h 1nt s F. tHh til } th( rt d c lllt t r s ~rt d t iTetinl MAN-SIZE r'CONOMV 1:,' TRACTOR < RVI'TilQUOH S D MYQNRY P W FDJ WNR GDQY R y J RNW No-nonsense power for larger food gardens DYPQY · GU W GLQ I' 1 ( MNWR G QC PREFWF GUW hr NEDY I Km ~o: f lla tu r t: ~ Lamping furuij>mcnl CO DN~R 5 CAMPERS on R:n rnbow Rtdge H gh qualttv low p~rr t ~ lull lrnc reoeo t 01 ol v• hrclt' ~ a nd acce~so tt es Off Oil o Rr I ~o u l h of I u p p~ " Pi an ., toke C ~ 2B ro Bo!.hon l oti o .,... "'9"'> O pe 1 trll dark Co• toe! H o b~_•r l (od tl~~~ l a ng Bo tt om Ohro 19/(l ] I foo t !PIIf ',('I[ (Qil iQIIt('d lr avE'I f •o rl ~.; r 9Q/ 11)6b HO li DAY RAMBLER l l:l l oo t Fu t 11Q( C \ !Ovt W th OV I f go ~ ! ehrgcto! or ~ kep ~ ~ ~~ r1 1 w owr 1119 c ~ c ellu I ronrlrtron ! Ai' 7667 .. I ' I I 1 I I Q C ARY SD YJ VQUY GDOOQGFQV Yes terday 's Cryptoquote A MAN WHO SEEKS TRUTH AND i.OVES IT MUST BE RECKONED PRECIOUS TO ANY HUMAN SOC!E fY - FREDERICK THE GHEAT 11 J1978 t ' • l11 T ll' • It 1 1 I I " Sy nJtcalt Inc 1'1•ts for Sale HOOF HOlLOW Hm "1 ~ Bu¥ ~e ll tr oJe o r ltnr n N evv and used ~ o d dl e., ~uth l-It C' '>'C''> Alban y 1614 )608 mo Ame n c an RI SINC S! AR Ken r t.•l Boo rdrng ndo ur or d ou!drJor run~ Gr oo nrrry oil b JP C' d ~ (le on ~ o nri O!y foctl trt ) (hp..,hue Phor'" 16t.l J6' 0 79} DOG O BWIEN Cl Cto-,~ l orm ng rmw Call I 307 0550 2 Vo u VALUE RATED Bu1lt - Valui! of a L 1fe tim e SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE vt-AH OLD mole G t oyhqu 1d Good wr lh chtld! (> 1 SJS Of I ta d~ lo t n li t> 843 7063 A 2 DR. FAIRMONT GREAT WAY TO rlltQhl ha'l e lo cort teno w tth r;1 few exi ra pt PSsu re ICJ.hl i bo th o o rneslt call y dncl 111 ~ o u deahng s wr lh o trw r"- k. elJ :J , cool hea d AS LOW AS 1 3592.00 Plus Tax & Ttlle P S, PB V6 18 000 miles SAGITTARIUS (No• each 11gh CAPRICORN IDee 11 Jan 19 Don 1 olam e o !fl cr s l o a1 1 lman c1a1 loss yO(J mtgtt ::~ P H £' 1o da )1 TtHo w.nc c auttnr tv u ,c wrnos mll oe yo 11 dam~ n ,1 tt'i etrs AQUARIUS IJan 20 Feb 191(•o nollling to cause re o c llt :J \ tc nay eve n tf yo u na \~' rr s wnll o ,., y::J u r p n d e You car1 I raw~ Wo• Jo ba ck dow n gra c. e f tl ll y tn -101 keep your coo ' PISCES (Feb 20-March 101 '"IS 1975 FORD TORINO 4 DR .• ~~:?:.~- ~...... 2195 1973 MAVERICK 4 DR ...... ~~~~ ........... 11195 Sid Black 1973 JAVLIN 2 DR ..... ................. .. 11095 1973 CHEVY CHEVELLE STA. WGN ....... 11095 1972 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE......... ...... '1095 1972 OLDS 4 DR ........................... 1795 1972 BUICK 4 DR ........... ~~!?.......... ..1995 1973 FORD TORINO 2 DR.~~!~:. ~. ~.:.~.~-'1595 1971 FORD MUSTANG ......... ~:~ .......... '695 1972 FORD STA. WAGON .•.. :~?.u?.~~ ....... 1395 1969 MERCURY MONTERAY 4 DR ........ '395 1969 MERCURY COMET ........ ~~~~ ....... '395 1968 MERCURY COMET ......... ~!~ ......... '395 1RUCKS 1976 DATSUN PICKUP... ....... ~.~P-.. ..... '3495 1974 CHEVY ¥z TON AUTO.... ~-~:.~-~ .... '2795 rs on e of th ose day s wn e 1 ySJu co ul d c re ate a real p ro h len O\ ac lt ng ltr st an d l h1nkrn g late Cur b yo u r 1mpuls tv e ne ss ARIES (March 1l·Aprlt 19) E•cr th o ug h a tn e n d rs a poo r n s k fi nd a m ean s othe r I han lell ln g y'o ur pal off 11 you re a sked fo r a loa-- Yo u wtl l lat e r regret tl tf yo u are blun l !NEWSP APER ENTERPR ISE ASSN t NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS Noll ce Is hereby given t hat on the 24th day of Apr. I 19 713 The Bo ard of Town ahl p Trustees o f Clay Townsh ip, t he Under signed pet i t ioner , flied a petrtron tn the Court of Common Ple as of Ga ll l a County , Oh i o be i ng Cl!tute No M ise No 26 o n th e Doc ket of said Court , asklno thai Sl be transferred tro m the Gene-ral F und to th e Road Fund as prov i ded by law for the reasons set forth in said pr tlfl on and that sa id pe t i t ion will bt tor heartno on the 7Th da~ of June , 19 78 sao R8 1Ph Angel Marv in OU"\,. Norman Mttch ell':!. ' (AI 28, li e FAIRMONT WAGON 23 Dec 21) You cou ld na\le !:.O rnan !lOll S tn lit E Ill & tod a \ IIIJ DrOIBC I S w th o verta o <Jt sa 3 trousl v Do few er ~ntngs out JC Real N tce 1977 Cadillac DeVille SP.d.................. 18500 1978 Cut. Sedan 4 Dr ...1 .~~~~~~~ .~~. 1....... '6295 1977 Cut. Wagon .... .............. .... ..... 15995 1976 P~. Volare Sed .. ...................... 13195 1976 Cad. Deville Cpe ........... ........... .'7500 15600 1975 Cadillac Dev1lle Cpe., Gold 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe..1 .~ ••~1 ~:.' ...... .. 13495 1975 Cad. Deville Cpe..................... '4995 1974 Olds 98 lux. Cpe ...... ............... '2~95 1974 Vega Cpe. GL .. .. .... .. ............. 11695 1973 Pinto Wal!on ........................... 11295 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed.................... '1795 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe..................... .. ~ 199 5 1973 Cad. Deville Sedan .................... 12495 l!173 Olds 88 HT sed ... •····.. ··· .. ·.. ··· .. 11595 1972 [lOdge Charger ................. ..... . 11295 Now In Stock Large selectton 1978 OldS(110btles ready for delivery. We are ready to deal. So hurry tn , ptck yours out Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteous salesmen Pet e Burn s, Marvrn Keebaugh or George Hams Karr & Van Zandt "You'll like Our Quality Way of Dong Busrness" GMC F10anc mg 992 S342 Pomeroy Open Eventngs unfit 6 oo-trt Sp m Sat 33 MPG AS LOW AS 3977.00 1 FUTURA I I 1 I I I I I I I L~":::::~-----J SCO RPIO (Oct 24 Nov 121 vou 1975 MUSTANG II 2 Dr , auto , P S , Vo'l• ," ' MILE S Like new ln .,es t $10,700 now burtt on with firep lace •2295 1977 MAVERICK ............ ....... .. ....... 13695 J bed r ms and Ph baths Mostly ca rpeted Big ce ntral fireplace wt lh heatatator Small barn and about 20 acres fen ced NICe country sell ing ott black top road 4Speed Sharp Jade green only 4 SOO miles, loaded story Mr and Mrs James C1rcle or New Haven spent Sunday at the home of Mary Circle Belly Van Meter and Eume Brmker called at th e home of Jesse Gamer of Pomeroy on Sunday afternoon Vtsltmg at the Douglas Circle hom e 11 er e Mrs Gladys Deem of Portland, Mr and Mrs Ernest J ohnson of Belpre, Mr and Mrs Clint Pttzer and son, Rocky, of Bashan, Rev and Mrs Carl Hicks, local There were oo present for Sunday School Aprtl 23 Eume Bnnker and Betty Van Meter VISited recently With Mrs Laura Byers of Tarmers Run and her Sister, Mrs Addle White of Penn· sylvama Earl Harden of Weston, W va , Mr and Mrs Glenn Ables of Bal d Knob s, Margaret Tuttle, Ka thy Johnson and son of Eagle Ridge, Betty Wntesell of Racme recently called at the home of Mr and Mr s Douglas C1rcle Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chester were dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and fam 1ty 10rrna ll\ neal anJ P llr c nrn wo rk llab t l ~ llrdl QC. In ttl• Doard S 1 oc 1 a~ tn , \) Ut ~a~ l ~' 1C ge1 thtngs dono Yo u won 1 tl f Dl easccl w 111 tnc res u lt, LI BRA (Se pt 23-0cl 23) g, li e ~o l te a . . . e mallt rc ::l trP t ' t) al fec tm g your fr n ances 10 L dci) Luc k o r c han c e todd} On h pru rl en! p racttcal rnc tn o d :, .,. ti l ne1p you 1974 DATSUN PICKUP 1 LOOK WHAT WE GOT - Sl acres with a nice BY the Day VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 111 1978 COUGAR XR-7........................ 17495 18 Will sell qu iC k for S9 000 house Wt fh SPECIALS CARS RUTLAND FURNITURE Carmel News ' ORD IN ANCE NO t06711 An Ordtrtan ce to APPROVE A DOPT AN D EN ACT THE 19 78 RE P L A CEME NT PA GES TO T H E COD I FIED ORD I NAN CES A N D DE CLA R I N G AN EMERGEN CY WH EREAS 1/iH o u s or Clt n ances of a gener al ancl per manent n atu r e ha ve- been pa sse d WhtCh should be m el uded rn th e Codr l red O r dt nan ces and W H EREAS certa1n tralf1c and mtsdemeanor prov1S10 n s shou ld be re vrsed to comp l y wtth c urr enl Sl ate law and W H EREAS Th e codtft ca l ro n o f suc h or dt nan ces tog e th e r wr Th th e new matt er to be ado p led th e ma tt ers to be amended and Those to be r epea l ed are befor e the Co un cil NOW THERE FO RE B e t f or darned by th e Counc 1 of th e V rll age o t Mr d dlcporl as fo ll ows Sec 1 Tl13t th e ord nances of th e Vtl l ag e o t M1dO i epo r 1 Ohro ol a gener al and per man e nt natvre as re v tSCd re co d •f• Cd r ear r anged and conso lt da t cd rn l o component codes ! riles cha p ters a n d sect o n s wtlh th e 19 78 Repl acement Pages to th e Co dtfted Or dtna nces are he r eby a pprov ed ana adopted One book f o r m co py at I he 19 78 R epla c ement Pa ges sha ll be cerl 1f red as co rr ect by I he Mayor and the Cle r k. ol Counc tl a l lached to lht s Ora nan ce as a par t her eol and !t i ed wrlh th e permane nt o r d rnan ce r ecor d s of the V rllag e SEC II Th e l oll owrng n ew ordrn an ce materral rs her eby ad opted rn o r de r to co m ply w1 1h c urren t Sl a l e law pub l tCI'I o n of wh c h rn summa ry for m as se l forth below rn conJ un ct ron wtlh the publrcalron of th rs Ordrnan ce tS re q utred by Onto R C ar o un d the ho u se to da y wtH 11 une~p ected dt s rup tton s g1 ' f'J eryo nc on e d ge Don • "otr lll tJ ul e to m e com m o trc r •2595 Call 742·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT I 1~78 LEO (J uly 13 Aug 221 BIJc" yow se lf for a !tUle tuttJul e n! ' SEE RAY RIGGS PUl LINS EXC AVATING Comp lete ''lo7.4 l ·l 21l----·R u1.1•·n·dil 1111111111 1111 Smv• t e Phone 992 '1 478 • Sl4,300 - I', acres with nice l bedrm mobile home nice 11v1ng room , kitchen & bath La rge yard fenced In ba ck Be Her all now. th is won't last long USED 9' and 12' Vmyl Flooring In Stock NEW LISTING - Ready to go wtth nat gas and city 115,000 - Will buy a good l bedr house with large living room and kIt chen 1 ba ths basement F A not gas heat In Chester POM EROY ' - l 1J1 st ory hom e in very good cond it ion Fe~!fure s 4 bedroom s, lovely fam il y room tn basement RIGGS & up Sll 700 will buy a good 1 bedrm house and garage storage building and ga rden space on St Rt 124 In Syracuse · SUPE R BARGAIN IN AT As Low As •4 88 sq yd centra ! heating and cooltng Very low elec bills A ll lh 1s and approx o n e a cr e la nd Have a look On l y $4] 900 Seller may he lp fin ance REDUCED TO llS,900 - WALLET I Rubber Back Carpet EXC AVATIN G dozef backhoe and drtcher Cho•les R Hot l reld Bo ( k Hoe Se rvt ce Rutland Ohto Phone 7A2 2008 MARliN AN EMPTY All carpet rnstalled wrlh paddrng at no charge Exporl tnstaltalton EXC AVAIING dole' l oader ond backhoe wor~ dump lr u c k ~ and lo boys to r htre w 11 houl fr ll d Ht to • orl ltmcs tone and grovel Cal l Sob 01 Roge-r Jet fe r~ day phone- 9Q'} 708q nrght phone 992 3515 or (/q/ 5232 AN D LEAVE WITH SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE & SAVE A LOT 4-11-1 m o . ~ M ' .=----------...1 74) 2348 REPAIR 3875 Between 7. 30 & 9 00 WILL do roo fmg con~tru c t• o n plurnbtng and heotmg No JOb to o Ia ge or too srnoll Phone! BO WER 5 6A IH ROOMS AND Kt t chen~ re,nodeled ceran11c trle plum bmg carpen lr y and general momtenonce 13 yea rs ew pcnenco 992 Jb85 water taps Ove r 3 acres of ntce lay ing l and on Co Rd MORE WORK COLUMBUS (UPl) - A blll to establish a rune-member State Board of Counselors was sent back to the Ohio House Judlclary Committee Wednesday when a dozen ame ndments to the b1ll cropped up on the lower chamber floor "It looks hke we're gomg to try to rewnte the btll on the fl oo r, · complamed Rep George Tablack, D· Campbell, who asked that the measure be sent back to committee for more work The proposed board would reg ul a te "s pe cl8ilty couns elo rs That tas k IS sought by the Ohio Board or Psychologists, who fought the b1ll and helped some members draft the host of amend men Is YOU WON'T Sweeper!! !oo~tcr~ u on !l ol ~m oll opplron(e5 lown m ower nel( l to Sta te Hrghwoy Go tag e on Reu le 7 Ph one (bl-4 ) qas JERRY MURPHY HOWE RY NEW LISTING - A beauty at F1ve Pomts Her~ Is an excell e n l 3 bedrm house with P 1 b aths, krtchen w rth butl t tn applian ces family rm w1th fireplace , all ntcely carpeted F ull basement wrth wood burning ~ 1 ·~ were attendmg • State Ca mpers gathering at Gallipolis th1s past week, VISited his mother, Martha Mays, at O'Bleness Memonal Hospital, Athens Mrs Mays und erwent surgery on Monday Ethel Shell, Columbu s, VISited Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan and other frtends here Mona Jean Perry, grand· daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry, local, and Bruce DaviS, fonnerly of Dayton, were marned on Saturday by the Reverend Paul Yeun at the Albany Umted MethodiSt Church m Albany Mrs Chnton Gtlkey, Albany, Mtss Karen Gtlkey, Athens, Mrs Harold Gtllogly • and Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan, Joshua and Jeremy, were m Washmgton C H on Saturday evenmg for the weddmg of Tma RBe Russell, daughter of Reverend and Mrs Ray Russell Reverend Russell was reared m the Wolf Pen area and IS a brother of Mrs Gdkey and Mrs Gillogly Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabtree called on Scott Bond m Jackson on Sunday af· Bond ts ternoon Mr recovermg from a sertous illness Tara Bolen, year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Bolen, ts confmed to Childr en's Ho•p1tal , Columbu s, for tests and observation Her mother or olber fam1ly member stays 111th her DOZER FOR HIRE REMODlLING Plurnbmg h~ otr 11g and a ll t yp e~ ol gmrt!rol repou Com nel l o l propet ry oppro " 17 WorM guor ontc ~d 70 year ... f11( oc e~ leve l land loto ted at pefrerl CC! Phone 9€17 '1 409 !upp e r~ Plor n~ on Ohro Rout e SEWING MACHINE Rcpolf-s Hll 7 Phone (bt 4) 667 6304 ... rce oil make ~ 9<i1 1284 Th e Sh o p Pom e • o y r a br rc Au lhOil JOd St nge t Sole~ and Se1111 Ce We sho1pen )ctssot~ Assocrate ~ \ ~ BAKER PHOTOGRAPHY; Pomeroy , Oh1o 4 4 1m o HOME SifE S for ~ole 1 m re 011d up MrddlepcH I ne ar Ru!lond SSB 000 WE NEED LISTINGS WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US \\ ,,,, \ ~ Your Wedding { ,_ 9927lll Pomerov1 Ohto Chester Twp al l fe nce d 45 acres pastu r e , ac r es at c r op land One acre farrr pond st oc ked 7 rooms ba th w tt h 4 bedroom s : st ory new sht ngl e roo f moder n k rt c he n larg f lr vrng room w rlh f1rep lace City wa fer & drd le d we ll 1'\\ Your Gown For HEATING INC. $19 500 NEW LISTING FARM FOR SALE , 72 Acres Broker Home Phone 992 & PWMBING NEW LISTING - 10 Acre s of land Ideal tor the home 11 11 00 tror!f!f loca ted at (h4J <ohll .-. Ol1r1 Con!r ln,r I rO t rr1 Pn on I ~ Pbur f' 304 773 SB73 FIV! ROOM opt !01 Hmt 997 3~ ?7 ofte' b DUMP TRUCK IWO ~TORY lr ome h o u ~C' o oo m 5 and bam ce llot ou r bv ldmgs 4 ones land a t ('dge o l Ru tland Cor 1p le te lruriPI hooM up o l o,o 2 bonk.. oppror ~ Prl ptop.-.r ty or SI S 500 Phon(' JUST ll SlED - 40 Acres m Southern Loca l wit h a small bar., and dug wel l About 11 acres ltllable So me SM All API ' Utlabll l or Ml y one Furr11 ~ ht d Coll iJC/? 51b7 e...,cr, rn gs AVAllAB U AI Hr ~~ ~ ~ de Apt s I bed room SI IJ p01 fllon th S150 secw Ty deposr t qq? 6M8 t.qvol HOtJ5 fll 9 Oppor tundy & LOT FO R A LITTLE $16,000 00 TRY AND BEAT THIS - 10 ,. 50 rnobrle hom (' 7 bod roo rn near RO(tne 991 S858 1., $HI O(JO lo t 11 Ph o u · 147 500 Ran ch type home wt th beau t t l ul krtchen and l or m al d rnmg J bed r oom s basement storm wrndows H.eal !;"tale for Sale naq YAl l f OFJK IJII PhoneCJ 49 2705 ot 4 4Q 7710 to t rn01(i rd ot mottOII le11 cl O { f(' a dd t lt on 3 lovely bedrooms bat h very nice kr t chen ut tltfy , garage A & dryct tro ung I Rullonn 747 316] SB 000 00 LOVELY WOODED ACRE ~ 6'il Pd ou go!. hear onrl a ' c ond1 FREE GAS IN HOU SE anc LOCU~I BURROUGH';, SI:N ll MA 11( m ruun tr rg rll O(hrr f' Pha r (> qq') 21Sb I he Du ly S t~nrrnel Ill Court StrH I Pomero y Ohro DAVE'S BACKHOE BY OWNER 3 bod oom !. w th l ot{ m iner a l rtghts go wtth tl • barn s tn good condthon loca te d 1n Bashan Oh! < known as th e James Batley farm Exce ll ent buy a 1 We have enlarged our servtce department and Will servtee Hotpo1nt and other b rands Members of the Carpenter Baptist Church Busy Bee Soc1ety met at the church for their Apr1l meetmg A s1lent au(.'\1on was held m the social rooms. Devollons were led by Lynn Ann McWhorter Those present included Metta F1sher, Ida Cheadle, Hester Peck, Emma Whlttmgton, Beulah Perry, VIVIan Gaston , Kathy Frank, Molhe Brooks, Lynn Ann McWhorter, Alice LeiVing, Mary Brady, Mary Workman and Freda Smith Mrs Thad Dye, Chanty and Rachel, Oew to Flor~da and spent a week VlSltmg relatives there Mr and Mrs Clinton G11key and Mr and Mrs Tad Gilkey, Albany , along w1th Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan and Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan, Bryan Ke1th and Sarah Faye, loca l, were guestsofMr andMrs Walter Jordan , Joshua and Jeremy . to help Joshua celebrate hiS th1rd birthday A Bugs Burmy cake baked spec1at for the occasion, along wtth homemade 1ce cream was served to the group Recent guests at the Jordan home were Mr and Mrs Nonnan Shaner, Jody and Kevm, Athens Route Colwnbta Grange No 2435 held 1ts April meet mg on Fr1day evemng The group voted on delegate and alternate to represent the county at the annual State Grange Sesston m Columbus tn October Plans were discussed for Columbia Grange to VISit Ohto Valley Grange and also ror Rock Sprm gs Grange to VISit Columbia Grange The State Grange crwnb cake contest was held and Rdla Rhoades had the wtnmn g entr) Gettmg applications ror new members dunng Gra nge week, Aprti 23-29 was stressed Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan spent a recent weekend Ill Ada, Ohio w1th theu son·in· law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Thomas Cassell Mr. and Mrs Earl Starkey attended the Hymn Smg at Alexander High School on Fnday evemng Mr and Mrs Albert Qu1vey, Strasburg. Ohio who ;n ' os 1 MY (,}W NCH ~ n<ro~ wr th <.l 10011 1 nu~ (' rRI: ~ GA) 2 to got oqf' '> I mmer k1td1t-> 1 n11d hmdf'f ( d by2uec lo. s Co 114BS J827 'arpenter PerSOflalS Business Services VA ~HA 30 yt !rrrmH rnq nhc r 1 lrr 1n1 11rng lr r krrrd Mu r lqW..jP 71 l 51alf' A!ht•m phort( (6 14 ) HOBSTETTER ~~!,~?~Drn GeorgeREALTY S HobsleHer J d11 w (ro !)s Ro c IH' ]4 .., 1857 FERTILIZER, Nil i!OGEN, · HElP WANfEO Dorrymo n need ed Coli q4q ?58? .. a pr ~ 8eou rrl ul fny f' ~ Grlr MtdUic> po! ! CR 115 U~11l Of f' Hondo OQ/ 7639 CO Al l1Ml 510 Nl ~and gtavel ( QI {•um <.hlot de lettrl H~t dog l ood and al l lvpN ol ~ all b: <(' l ~ r or Sal t Wod1 '> In( f Mo rn Sl Po t eroy 9973891 1974 DAI~UN 092 7453 ~ h • ub~ 11 Hoctn() J 1 1 act C'o Hco ur lui S lu'-dtoom 3 both lro 11 (I Co n piPte l y r em CJ dl•lt•d o nf co peled Hm buth go" Q 1d eiNtr c lwnoce Lotge corpo rl and ~l0109e burld r ng ~ Central OH pfu ~ lull bo ~('tTIC tl l l-0 11 I aiit at on co li Q49 7018 , Ol!C'> o n Lt:orl 119 C I O)" l'~ 197~ g l a~t w th C.o ~(' ~C I oble t> 8. C Vop ,.. o ter prlb N el~ o n Dtug 90') Doy l lo i H''" N 7nd 5r R~DUCI: S M~ WOUtD YOU l il a ro oorn SIO S3S and more on hout? Need l odre ~ ro dem o mrrote face l1 ft 1o N o Neat e}' per re nee n£>te!>~ory oppf'o,once and plemont per ~on a lr ty a mu~t Coli Su ... l or op pomtmen t 1¥/7 7066 lur nt~herl M~MOR I AL ~ho p (11 , acr e lo t ~pac rous J hC'dr oo 111 w1 th lflfgC ut1lrty 100111 Hardw ood iloo s or1d f O! pQt h u11 t r ee~ or d UR OllO ll ~ t:>le c lr o n bo'> ~ E' I ~ IWO HUU~~~ 111 ~ ytOCU "i£1 !!~ 77 FRIENDLY H OM~ l o ~ Porttes now n ou r '13rd ~ear r~ e .. pondr1g and h o~ op ~nmgo, lor Monog£>r ~ and Deole r'!i Party Pla n e . per ence helpfu l Ou guarenteed t o.,. ~ and grit s sell themselve~ No c a~h rn>~e~T rn ent N o scrv te charge to c u ~ t om e r ~ No co lleu tng deltverrng Co1 ph one neceHary Coli ro lfcct Carol Da y 518 489 8395 c ~l) R - Notice• QQ) oquorru1n' w •tt1 JJ07 t ABBAGl: PLANt S "evPto l .. a e !t e~ 110w 1 t<Od <; w II ho ... el o n pl01b Moy 10 Al~ o '> t~v eral !:.weet po tat o plant::. n10r1go pt:>ppet plo nh Ov.rg ht ~pcnCE.'t W e~t Shod C' Hd 3 rnrl('~ N W of (hc" ter d J\ luolli t tl lCI lr~ h '} <oultll o wf' b1u~~ell -.pr oul'> egg plonh hPod lt,> tl ucc ~ wC' C I pc ~pc- r<o hu• gor ton wO• sec t borrono chrl pepper '> Plu '> rna l '( d ti (' ('Ill YO! I( Ire... o l IQIHO to plant~ rnany k nrl"> o f ho rg 19 bo ~ lo. e r ~ o• d po t fl ow(' '> Lo tge vorrc y o l or1 1uol~ 111 !lo t!. Clclo11d Fa 11., o1d Creelil OV"e lf ou11e Ger oldrn e ( lela td An y U S mad e car- part s ex t ra tf needed EMCiud es front w heel dn ve cars tt~jhJII.'liiJit fltlllu tl li<lllll t lilt ti l r~ r n~, \I t II t ~t1 (QJ.IO otqarr Goo<l <0 11 C ~BBA G l II <'thlulllj ttld ll l Pl"11 UNII~ to• c ltt l t rt ronq e>"> wrll lrt WhrrtfJ•.h>l M o JIH I C a nd OlhPI '> $3 {Qt h 8J 3 !H~OI Hoyu.., McM urr cy d !ton lllltl jlllli~l.tl H ~AII N G ~LH.. !~ll :...dt~ ,nd\ ,,rd:.<dt" nl1 !>.ll h tii:.h 11 11 11 \h1brlt l hrtllt . lmULAI ION BU~ I N l~~ IQ / ~ ~lf'p /on tr uclo. and 'J tn"-ulo t n g mmh rnes complet<' wr lh ('.d o bl ower !. App1 0 ~ 500 bog-. a t 111~u l o 1 ron Evor vth rng needt•d 10 go IIl lO bu'>II1 C!.!. OQ'J JQQ3 t iLl 1 ill t'lU!ltlrlll ll l 'tllL' jJott ~ md 11\liiUtlWll { .r ~t l m,td l ;til t I .___, lt•·al E• tate tor ~a l e Wheel Alignment· '" ,-; !2u f<Jthlh ln! vl tllli• llllrtlllltur 1J ~~o q,h 1::. ~ 1't tb Vtl ,, ,, d pu !<11 \tblUil iHil ~ !lhillll\ 1 ll"ttUlllt t LI\ , '>~1 11~ 1h ll ~td i \.A · ~~ W(l t tl!. II lJild tt lUill 11- The Dally 8enlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Apul28, AS LOW AS 3995.00 1 33 MPG Plus Tax & T1tle FORD !FORD ' r TEST DRIVE ONE•...THEN DRIVE IT HOME DAN THOMPSON FORD See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodnlt or Pal Hilt, General Manager, for a Good Deal on a New or Used Vehrcle Open Eventngs tll6 oo excepl Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday Mtddleport, 0 9922196 �12- The Da1ly Sentinel. Middll!porl-Pomeroy _0,. Friday , Apnl 28, 1976 ' ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::: - Meigs band to start off Hike-Bike The Me igs H1gh School marching , band, under the direction of Randy Hunt will start off the 1978 edition of the Hike-B ik e for re ta rded cili~e n s this Saturday beginning at 10 a .m. Meigs band members will also have the opportunity to ride since a brief stop will be made to allow band menlbers to get their bicycles and deposit their instruments. Riders are asked to rally behind the Senior CitiZens Center in Pomeroy between 9 and 10 a .m. for registration . The nde will begin at the complet ion of registratio n and a 25-mile course through Pomer oy, Middl eport. Rutland, Harrisonville and return to Pomeroy will be traveled with severa l check points, rest stops for refreshments that will be provided by the Mei~s Associatwn for Retarded Citizens. The event will occur regardless of weather conditions and each rider is reminded that they must have . a sponso r and be registered . The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept .. various police departments and the Meigs Count y REACT team will be ---------------------------1I Area Deaths LYDA CART Lyda Cart , 68, Rl . 2, Vinton, died Tuesday in Chesapeake, Va . She was born Sept. 17, 1910. She was preceded in death by her father, Tally Roberts. Mrs. Carl is survived by her husband , the Rev . 0. H. Cart , two sons, Harold of Lenorre, Ca lif. , and Okey Ca rt, Jr ., Virginia Beach; her mother, Mammi e Ne lson, Co loden, W. Va .; three sisters , P~arl Neal, Co loden, f.dna Hamsey, Miami, Fla., and Kathryn Ferri!, Belpre ... and se veral ni eces an d nephews. I I I Funeral services will be held Sunday at I p.m. al Ewmg Chapel with the Rev. C. E. Hanks and the Rev. J0hn Hershman officiating. Burial will be in Millon Cemetery, Millon, W. Va. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. this evening. · ALVIN W, GOFF Mr. Alvin W. Golf, 47, Tuppers Plains, was killed in the Willow Island accident Thursday. Mr. Golf was born al Benwood, W. Va ., the son of SPECIAL SLAB BACON WHOLE, HAlf OR END CUT BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! VAUGHAN ina I UST & PEARL STREETS' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LB. FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! on hand lo help with traffic Check point workers are as control and safely, however follows : each participant will be SENIOR CITIZENS ridin~ at his or her own risk . Shirley Scraggs, Maxin e Mrs. Louise Zlpko, Washington, Pa ., and the late Clifford Wayne Golf. He was a member of Moose Lodge Ill&, Parkersburg, Labors International Union North America 108~, Parkersburg. He resided in Tuppers Plains the past eight years. He is survived by his wife, Florence Chevalier Golf , lwo . sons, Robert Wayne Golf, Parkersburg, Kevin Alvin Golf, at · home; two d,aughters , Mrs. Richard Qarlene Carson. Belpre and Heather Dawn at home ; three sisters, Mrs. Elaine Dodd, LawrenceviUe, Ga ., Mrs. Betty Mottle, Wheeling and Mrs. Marilyn Jenlry, Grandview, Ind. ; one haUbrother, Richard Gilliham, Washington , Pa .; three hall sisters, Mrs. Frances Brochue, Plantation, Fla., Mrs. Ruth Ann Million, Twin Rivers, N. J., and Mrs. Rosalie Corley, Maryland ; one grandson, Robert Wayne Golf Jr., Parkersburg. · Funeral · services will be held Monday at II a .m. at the While Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Elden Blake officiating. Burial will be in Eden Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home alter noon Saturday. GERALD GRUESER Gerald Gru eser, >5 , Anaheim, Ca lif., former resident of Meigs County died at his home April 24. Mr. Grueser was the son of the late Frank and Mae Grueser of Rock Springs area . He is survived by his wile, four daughters and one son, all of California, one sister, Mrs . Richard Finlaw, Pomeroy; two brothers, Alfred , Pomeroy, and Bernard, Trenton, Ohio. Servi'ces and burial were held in Anaheim. ConsolidalinK domestic subsidiaries of the POMEROY NATIONAL BANK u1 the state of Oh io. at the close uf business on March 31, 1978 published in response to c• ll made by Comptroller of the CurTcnc)', under Litle 12. United Sla tes Code. Sectionl61. Clw rter monllcr 1981l National Bank Region Nwnber 4 Sta terrrcni uf Hcsuun:cs and l.ii:tbi lrlrf.s Thousands of dollars Cash and due from ba nks . . ... . ... .. ..... .... . .. . .... .. ......... . .... . ... $1,59! ,559.26 U.S. Treasurysec urilies . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 10,345,265.20 Obligations uf Slates and polill cal SUlJdiVISIUnS...... . .. .. . .. ...... . ... . . ... . ... ... ... ... .. . . . .. , . . .. .. ... . 2,! !5,!39.60 Other bonds . notes, and debentures . .. .. . . ............. .. .. . .. , ......... . . .. 1,742.50 Fede1·a lllcserve stock and corporate stock . . . . . . , ..... . ..... . ..... . ... . ... 48 ,1100.00 Federal funds sold and sec unti es purchased under agreements to resell . . .. .. .. . . . .. . . . . . ............ 1,050,1100.00 I.oiJ ib, Total !exduiling unea rned income 1. . . . . . . . . . , , .... . 10,818,802.24 i.css : Heserve fur possi!Jie !IJlln losses ....... . ...... . .. ... ..... 51,015.68 Loan;, Net .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... 10,767,786.56 Bank premises, furn iture and fixtures. and other assets representing bank premises ................. . .. . .. .. . . . . . ..... 303,445.99 Other ass e~> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ..... . ... ... ... ...... 76,376.06 TOTAL ASSF:TS . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. .. . . . . ....... .. . ............. .. . $26,299 1315.17 - - - - Ill -..-.... Ill -m cl .-.. Dernand deposiL>of individua ls. p1tnshps., and corps . . . ....... . .... ... . . . . .. 5,25~,650 . 53 Time and Sl!Vin ~s deposiL>uf individuals, p11nships, and corps . . . . . . . .... . ...... . .... , ......... .. . . 15,912,179.51 . Deposll>of Umted States Governrnent ............... . , .... .. . . ..... . . ...... 51, 186.13 Deposits uf Stales and politica l sulxl iv is1ons ........ . ... . .... . . . . . .. .. . ..... 2,601,405.57 Cerl1 fied and officers' checks. .... . . . .... . . . ..... . ...... . ... . ...... ..... . . . 2,278.55 TOTAL DOMF:ST IC DF:I'OSITS ..... . ...................... 23 ,820,700.29 . Total demand depos1ts ............... . ................... . 5,991,241.82 Total tune and sHvings deposits .................. . . .. ... .. 17,829,4>8.47 TUTAI . DEPOS ITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOHE IGN OFFICF.S ........................... .. ... .. . . . .... ... 23,820,700.29 Other liabi!illes .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. ....... 1>4,669.85 JOT AI. I.IA BI!.IT!ES I excl uding subordinated notes and debentures 1 .... . . . $23,975,370.14 ---+-- Conunon stock ; <:l . Nh. shar es authorized 8.000 b. No. shares outstanding 8.000 Ipar value J • .••. •. . , • , . . ..... ... ........ $200,000.00 Su rplus .............. . .. .. ..... . .... .. ....... .. ........ , . . . .. . . . . . .... , I ,400,000.00 Undi vided proill'l . . . . . ................................... ... . , ...... . . 680,081.69 Beserve fur cunlingendes and other ca pital re;erves ........ . ... .. ... .. .... .... 43.863.34 TOTA l. P.QUITY CAPITAl. .............................. , ........... $2,323,945.03 ---+--TOTAl. LIARli.ITIF:S ANil F:QUITY CA PITAL ................... . ....... $26.299 ,315.17 cl 0 z cl IIC 0 ~ Ill ~ Goeglein, Rea Roush, Enna Yoho, Nora Rice, . Jessie Might. BRADBURY SCHOOL Kale Jarrell , Phyllis Skinner, Rachael Downie. F.ORT MEIGS - Pauline DONALD JOHNSON Tillis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donald (Okey l Jolulson, 67, Grueser, Charles Grueser, Coolville, died unexpectedly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eason, at his home this morning. Teressa VanM eter , Gregg Mr. Johnson was born in Dellslow, W. Va., a son of lhe VanMeter, Randy VanMeter. HARRISONVILLE School late Charles 0 . and Estell Jean Woods, Norman Johnson . He was also · Woods . preceded in death by five ZION CHURCH - Mrs. brothers and sisters. Clarence Atherton, Carol He was a former employe Diddle, Ann Sim, Jean Sim. of Walker Parkersburg Corp. MEIGS INFIRMARY and retired in 1973. He had Sharon Buffington, Recha been a resident of Coolville McGuire, Leona Cleland. since 1939. The association would He is survived by his wife, again like to express its Delberta Blake Johnson, two brothers, Charles Ray sincere thank s and appreciation lo everyone who John'!Qn, Dellslow and Robert has helped in any way with Johnson, Columbus; three sisters , Mrs. Loraine this year's event. Bresock, Morgantown, W. Va ., Mrs. Carletta Justice, Marion, and Mrs. Jessie Nutter, Morgantown . Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. al the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Elden Blake officiating. Burial will be in Coolville Cemetery . Friends may call at !be funeral home after 1 p.m. Saturday . DARRELL D. ROUSH Darrell D. Roush, 59, Lawrence Ave., Columbus, died Thursday at Doctors Hospital, Columbus. Mr. fl()ush was born Aug. 13, 1918, son of the late Richard and Josephine Rood Roush . Mr. fl()ush was a cabinet maker al Columbus Show Case, a veteranofW. W. ll, a member of Racine American Legion, Millmens and Cabinet Makers Union 2077, Columbus. He is survived by his former wife, Hilda Alexander, Col umbus , a son, Mont e Roush, Columbus, sons and daughters ,-in-law, Paul and fl()xanne Roush and Donn and Jo Ann Roush, all of. Columbus; two daughters, Irish Owens, Columbus, and Mrs. Sheldo~ (fl()bln) Catlett, Columbus ; 14 grandchildren, one brother, Herschel fl()llsh , Racine ; one sister, Mrs. John Leora Young , Racine. Funeral services will be held Monday at I p.m. al Ewing Chapel. Burial will be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday. FWYDJ. RUPE Floyd J . Rupe, 41 , Dexter, was killed in the Willow Island accident Thursday. Mr. Rupe was born Oct . 16, 1936. He was preceded in death by his father, Floyd C. Rupe . Mr. Rupe served in the U. S. Army, was a member of Pomeroy Masonic Lodge, member of F&AM Lodge Pomeroy Chapter, Council and Commandry and member of F.O.E. of Pomeroy . Mr. Rupe is survived by his wife, Jane A. Rupe, one dau ghter , Kathy Helton, Mounta in View, Calif., three sons, Bobby Glen Rupe, Paul Bryan Rupe and Floyd Kyle Rupe , all at home ; one gr a nddaughter , Je ss ica Lynne Rupe ; his mother, Lucille Rupe, Cheshire; one brother, Bobby, Pomeroy; a sister , Elata Everhart , Dayton and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at II a .m. at Ewing Chapel. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after I p.m. Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... . I ,068,000.00 Total loa ns .............................................. . , , . . , .. . .. II ,008,000.011 We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that 1t has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true 11nd correct. . il . E:disonll oiJStelter B. H. Bull'c - Directors Horace Ke.n :;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::=:::=::::::::::;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::·:·:·:·:·!;!;!;!;!;!;:;:;:;: HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital wards II, Mrs. Leslie ADMITTED Betty Facemyer and son, Barbara Willis, Racine; Ella Scar- Gatrell, Cindy Hall, Sarah brough, Long Bottom ; Halley, Reta Hill, Margaret Frances Whittington, Mid- Johnson, Freda Johnston, dleport; Beverly Johnson, Gina Kemper, Cleo Luster, Letart, W. Va. ; Delores Angelia Mallhews, Carolyn Aeiker, Pomeroy ; Jennifer Miller, Troy Miller , Flora Miller, Syracuse. · Mullins, Anna Nell, Donald DISCHARGED - Beulah Price, Mrs. Kenneth Puckell Ochier, David Ross, John and son, Ethel Russell, Mabel Duerr, Daisy Glassburn. Saunders, Rupert Sayre, Jack Shaffer, Russell Sowards, Emma Swon, Lawton Tempieton, Sr,, Holzer Medical Center Dorothy Winebrenner. 1Discharged, SprU'27) ( Blrlbs, AprU tl) Mae Addis, Terri Adkin~. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mary Akers, Bertha Brown, Burllle, a daughter, Rodney. Luther Cochran, Dari Ed- E. J. HIU.., , is pictured with a new colt and the mare foaled her recently . Hill has experimented in breeding down the size on ponies at his farm for the past 30 years. The new mare is 17 inches tall, buckskin with black mane and tail, and is one of the smallest. Hill says that the problems of breeding down for si~e. includes the loss of conformation. While the tiny ponies - this new one will probably be less than 30 inches when full grown - are of not much practical use, they are in demand, bringing pri~s from $500 to 15,000. Hill who had at one lime as many as 125 ponie• at a time has sold out practi cally and is down lo only three ponies. PLANNED THE EVENT - Paul Simon, Emmogene Holstein and Fred , staged the awards banquet Thursday night honoring Dr. Roger Daniels and Dr . Raymond 'Boice. VOL 13 ANSWER CALL The Middleport Emergency Squad answered a call to the Intersection of Routes 124 and 7 at 2:08 p.m. Thursday for Penny Smith who ·was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. RUMMAGE SALE Women of lbe Sacred Heart Church will hold a rununage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the basement of the church In Pomeroy. Members are asked lo report to lhe church Monday to help set up for the sale. EXTEN DED FORECAST Monday through Wednesday, fair and cool through the period. Highs will be In SOs Monday and Tuesday and In the 61Js Wednesday , while lows will be In lOs Monday and Tuesday and In lh e lOs Wednesday. Gov. Rhodes finally saw a breakthrough on some of the industrial development lncentives he has sought for three years. The Legislature repealed the personal property tax on imported equipment and parts coming into "fore ign trade zones ," settirlg the stage for an international "lrftde mart" for heavy machinery in Cleveland. And il exemp•.ed from the st ale sales tax parts for machinery used in manufacturing goods. Last week, the Senate passed a r!Wjor Rhodes bill gra ntin g tax exemptions for industries expanding operations to the inner cities, provided they can guarantee new jobs for people on unemployment . That bill still m11'll undergo House consideration later Uus year. One t()p priority of ma jority DemocTats - a 161 million pay raise for state employees and judges - was enacted. 111e lawmakers also voted to try "fl exible hours " for state employees, and to sel up new di visions o"f consumer finance and ~redit Ulllons in the Department uf Conunerce. These other top items were passed: - Permitting branch banking in counties adjacent to th e home office, and statewide startirlg in 1989. - Hepea ling th e longstanding requirem ent that experien ce d ad ult motorcyclists wear helrnels. --Establishing pre-trial diversiou I Co ntinued 1!!l pal!e A·2) ' Harsha seeks block of gun bureaucrats WASHINGTON IIJPI ) - Rep . William H. Harsh "-, R..Qhio, accus ~s ''federal bureaucrats" of attempting to force gun reg istration on J\merir.:ans and he's cosponsoring legislation disapproving a rePnlat.inn nronosed · bv the Bureau of Alcuhol, Tobacco and Fireanns requir ing centrali zed registration of firearms . "Federal burCllucrats, at the direction of the Carter White House, are trying lo fo rce national gun re gist ra tion on Americans by avoidin g the legislative process and circumventing the will of ' Congress ," tl1e Battavia Hepublican said in his we ekly newsletter. • Harsha sai d he's asl<lng the HoWIC Appropriation s Committee to cut BAT!-' appropriations so fu nds will not l~< availa ble to enfo rce tthe firear n1!.i registration regulation . The Ohio L"Qngressman called the BA'Il' action "an outrageous \oiolation of the separa tioon or powers, an invasion of the privacy of all Americans, and a violation of their ronstitutiunal rights to keep aml bear arm s.'' "With the help of this Insidious lactic by the C-arter administration, the gWl l.'OHtroJ lobby is attempting to get tl1rough thf! ic mocratic lc-~isl~Jt\ve process," he adcl 1'1.l tntint tmts MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY SU NDAY, APRIL 30, 1978 GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT NO. 13 Also enacted was a proposal making a special crime oul of tampering with util ity meters. The legislators took steps to stall "mea sured rate" telephone service,'costly to heavy phon e users , by ordering the Public Utilities Commission to help with an analysis of telephone services and costs. The House initiated a study of Ohio's school ftnancin~ problems and came up with a tentative 10-pomt shorHerm plan involvin g bookkeeping and accountability chan ges and more authority fo r the state Department of Education over failing school districts. That plan was scheduled for more work later in the year, and any major money chan ges were left for 1979. The Senate Edu cati on Com mittee started a study of the Cleve land school district, which was again bailed out by the legislati ve leaders and th e Rhodes administration , but U.S. District Court Jud ge Frank ,J. Batlist.i wa s exerting strong l'ontrol s ove r that ,di stri ct 's ·acti vities. The Legislature voted to forgive school districts for an extra eight days they had to close b~caus e of hazard ous winter weath er, although minority Republicans l'Ompl ained it was written to force .some double payments to school employees. next winter . unba Kyger Creek new one stack I ,0011 fl. GALLIPOLIS -One sta ck a thousand feet tall to Utke lhe place of tts three 5:18foot stacks is a $6 million job ~ui n ~ on now at Kyger Creek Power Plant . unly part uf an $80 million projed whid1 also im:ludcs new prct·ipitatot·s. Manager L. R. Ford sald that the tall stac k. 100 teet shorte r than 01e GHV\11 Plant sUtck, will be fi nishro by tht• end of this year, but the conlpl exllles of hookup and seltj ng up the prenp1 Ui lors wtllmt:~ke the app roximate completiOn date 19811. S1 \e prepori:ltion. 111 progress now, Ill· volves movmg elirth with IIHI('iuncs ill e~ point 200 fed north of the present huilcilng below Cheshire and .ad jacent to the so uth ANDY LEMLEY P_ROVIDE~ ENTERTAINMENT - Proyiding entertainment lot the awards banquet Th~sday eve rung honormg Dr. Roger Daruels and Dr . Raymond Boice were 1-r, Ben Lemlev is " promoted · practicing medi cine, has taken lime w continue his education keeping up with the new trends in lbe practice of (Con tinued from pa~e 11 medicine . Jones, in remarks about Dr. Daniels has served as Dr. Daniels, told that he team physician lor the Meigs graduated from Pomeroy Marauder football teams for lli gh School in 1922, the past IS years. graduated from O.U. in 1929, Jones read letters of and graduated from Western congratulations from Sharon Heserve Med ical School with J ones Davidson , Lond on, a doctor's degree. .. England, and Barbara Jones Dr. Daniels was born in Hegler, Colwnbia, s. C., Minersville on Del. 29, 1904 . daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Daniels went to 0 . U. to Emerson Jones, Middleport . s tud y a r c h i t e c t u r a I Messages of congratulations engin eering. One of his were also read from Bob and professors talked him into w Rachel Boice, Dr, Charles w changing his course lo pre- Pavey and Ediso~ med . The profe ssor was Dr. Hobsteller, president of the Russ Elliott. Pomeroy National Bank. Jones commented , "We are Ben Philson presented two glad and thankful that Dr so los, accompanied by Daniels changed his course.'; Glenna Sprague. Dr. Daniels, e'ven though he Professor Bob Morris also has been very busy pr ovi d ed humorous 200 gather entertainment. Morris gave impressions of. Digger O'Dell and Rochester and told humorous storie s about children. Crow presented the two doc tors with award s of distinction. J ones introduced Dr , Tom Morgan, Dr. Oscar Clarke and Dr. Francis Shane, all of Gallipolis, who attended, and Dr . Joseph Davis, Middleport, and Dr . Lewis Telle, Pomero~ . Warren Pickens, one of lbe direcwrs at the Pomeroy National Bank, and Ted Reed, president of the . Farmers Bank and Savings Co., presented gifts to Dr . Boice. Armand Turley provided dinner music at·the organ and plano . The dinner was catered by the Meigs Inn. Elberfelds In Pomeroy OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT OUR. STOREWIDE END OF THE MONTH SALE CONTINUES THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH Y_ou'll find unusual savings for you and your family all over the store- on every floor - in every department. OPEN SAlURDAY 9:30 TO 5 P.M. .Elberfelds In ·Po~eroy KRISTAL HASH, left, indi cat es her delight in receiving scholarship check from Jo Ann AIICII, lhe President of the Emblem Club . Operation Crime Alert, · Law Day to be observed GALLIPOLIS - Monday, May I, is nationally recognized as Law Day . Thts day ts traditionally observed among lawmaker• and policing agencies as a day during which these officials can reflect upon and present programs encouraging clllun support and Involvement for all local legal and pollee 1\j!encles. · On Montlay aflyernoon, the Crim~ Alert program, along with local law en· forcemeat personnel, wlll distribute crime prevention materials lo cltltens on the llreel and on a door lo door baals within the city I ts. A!read the door to door campaign hi& been pleted in Cheahire, !JidweU, Porter, C City, Eurelut and Vinton. Joaeph Cain, ·Prosecuting 1ltorney and 01 ' of the Gallia CounlJ Crime Alert pro IIJI, Is hopeful that by the end of the program's flrll year In September or 11111, most' citlnns in Gauta County w!'ll penonal\)' know about the 1crime preventlol program and do their ipart to help dim ah local criminal actlv ly. I end of the ~O<t l pile. F'ord send. r>rH t nL~ ge pipes, servke and f1 re hncs must lx• • _relocated . Hsh /1' ' ' /" ,. thl'y gPt tnto U1e sLHt·k. The $811 111 illmn mves lment by Ohio Valley Elet..'lrtr Company is an ecologir.al move . Th e taller stack lifts the level uf gas ('lnissums farther from the ground . ovr::c is ill the process of g r• nt\11~ vanuus contracts to complete the pr ojt"L1 by 19&l, i:tppruxumtltdy . Ford s~u d that the present building will continue m use afler after c.:onstrudiu11 Df ttw 1,000-fuot .s\llt:k Hnd mst.allation of !he !Continued on pa~ e A-2\ K.1ger Crr ek old starks s:tx ft. GALLIPOLIS - Andy Lemley, 43 Chil licothe Road , Gallipolis, wa s recently promoted to line crew superv isor in the R1ver Division of the Columbus and South· ern Ohio Electric Co. Mr. Leml ey haS been associated with the elect ri c company for 26 years in various capacities of Hne constr utiion Mr. Lemley is active in numerous community projects and organizaliomi. Barbara Shelton, K. N., who Is a past BOARD MEETING SET President of the Emblem Club, and Janet RACINE - The So uthern Local Board Byers, R. N., Director of the hosplto.t'• Sctiool of Nursing, in maKtng the selectiOn of f.ducatiun will meet in special session ol the student to receive this special Monda y, Ma y I at 7:30 p.m. in the high .school cafet eria . scholarship. Miss !lash, a graduate of the !977 class of North Gallia High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richard Hash of fl()ule I, Bidwell, Ohio. White a student in North Gallia High School,shewasamemberoftheNallonal ~o;:O~~~~Yi~n~~h~~:a g:.~~~ s~;~: T0 £•m d coIIapse cause . competlll~n al the 1977 Gall Ia County By LU..LIAN SWANSON Junior Fall'. PARKERSBURG, w.va. 1UP I) _ 1'he At the School of Nursing she ~ · a · d of a Ieder a! 'ooncrete invest!member of the Glee Club and Is act! e m gating team al the nearby site of the student recrwtmenl. After school ho scaffolding collapse that killed 51 workers and o~ weekends, she IS employed In the has vowed his agency will find the cause of Numng Service Department or the the tra gedy and prevent its repetition . hospitaL "The Oc~upatlonal Safety and Health The Gallipolis Emblem Club Number Administration has brought in the best in 199 was one of the original contributors tn the country," said Harlan " Bucky" Jervis, the Holzer Medical Center Pediatric a native of English , McDowell County , Television Fund, and has made an annual W.Va ., who worked as a carpenter for 25 donation to this special fund lo provide years before joining OSHA in 1974. free television for the pediatric patients at "I think we'll be able to come out of thehospltal slncethefund was establlahed there with a possible answer . We are not In 1972. only concerned with what happened today, but with lllmorrow. We never want il lo happen again." Jervis started out as a coal miner but headed for Pennsylvania and construction work when a strike paraly-.ed the coalfields . His experience with two MERCHANTS MEET TIJESDAY tlangerous industties has given him a~ GALLIPO IS - The Downtown special perspective on his Job. Gallipolis R il Merchants Assoclltion "I grew up in the coalfields," he said will meet at 2 noon on Tuesday ill lhe "When 1 was seven years old , 1011 mel( Gallipolis Ar Chamber of Co~ce office. Top! wlll Include co ee were killed at one time in a mint reports on lor Citizens membe lp, explosion . Southern West VIrginia Is stilL Moth er's D y, shoplifting repo by suffering today from the elleciS of that Municipal J e James Bennett, und explosion 10 years ago." Jervis, who said he has been sent oo the policies and clean-up da y activities.! . The J)I'Ctlpllators , steel boxes full of w1rcs and other l.>quipment to remove fly ash. Will be located out front betwet'll the present l.milJin~ and the new stark, I· ~· ~ d said. Presrnt preeipiU!tors arc 96 pe rc·ent effedive , hut the m•w ones will be 99 1'z pt'r· '"nt. They will remove lhe particles o{ fly work Emblem Oub presents Miss Hash scholarship GALLIPOLIS - A $200 Scholarship Award was presented recently to Krista! llash, a freshman student al lhe Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing, by the Emblem Club Number 199 of Gallpolls , as a part of Its total program of community Involvement. In making the announcement and presentation on behalf of the Emblem Club, Jo Ann Allen, president, said that this was an initial gift to a student of the School of Nursing. The members or the Emblem Club worked closely with lhe Freshman Class Instructors at the hospital's School of Nursing, including PRICE 25 CEN1S New stack going up at Kyger Creek 1, 100 ft. I TIL 8 under t~ g r ecmcn L"i turesell . . I. Joa n Wolfe. Assistant Casluer. uf the above-named bank du hereby declare that this Report of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. ·Joan Wolle April!& , 1978 By LEE LEONARD IJPI Statehouse Reporter ·COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio General Assembly, completing the major portion of its 1978 meeting last week , found itself preoccpPied with ener~ conservation and fuel procurement , school financing problems and indu str ia I development. More than' 100 bills were sent to Gov. James A. Rhodes during the four -month session preceding primary cam paigning, but many of them were either minor in nature or correcting prior mistakes. In fact, with the exception of energy legislation, action was put off until at least after the June primary on most prime items, and some may never be accomplished this year. · Th e lawm akers did enact a comprehensive energy conservation bill left over from last yea r's natural gas crisis. But while it deals with public conservation," it W'.s watered down lo virtually ign ore the private sector. The bill requires the stale to lake steps to ensure that government bu ildings are constructed with long-term energy efficiency in mind, and that government employees take advantage of mass transit and carpools. Adopted on the final day of the session was a bill extending the 25 percent discount on heating bills to the 1978-79 season for low~ncome elderly or disabled heads of household al a cost of $26.7 million . The legislature also attempted to prevent utilities from passing the costs of emergen cy fuel purchases on to consumers, and lo gain greater control over seeing that utilities have adequate suppli es of electr icity and gas on hand for Phtlson, Glenna Sprague and Professor Bob Morris. Ave ragc fur :10 !'alemlar da ys ending with report date : Cash and due from bank s ......... . ...................... ... . ... , . ... . $1 ,473,000.00 Fed. fu nds so ld and sccuri lles purchased Time deposil'l uf $1110,1100 ur mure Ill domestic off ices .. . .. . ... ; , .... , . .... . . 1,250,000.00 Total deposits . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . .......... .. ........ 23,866,000.011 TOTAL ASSETS .... : . . . .. . . . ... . . ..... .. . ..... .. . . . .. .. .. , . , . ,. ... .. . . 26,554,000.011 Time certifi cates uf deposit utden111ninations uf $100,000 ur more routstanding as of report dale )........ , . . . . ..... , . ........ 4011,000.011 O<her time deposits 1n amounts of $1110.000 lit' more I uu~>ta nd u1g as of report dale 1 ...... , .. ... . ... . . ........ . . ... , ... 850,1100.011 Solons i_nish major job By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON (UPI) - Higher prlres lor groceries, energy, clothing and housing boosted tbe cool of Uvlng 0.8 percent In March, the Labur Department reported today. The rise In the Consumer Price index put tbe nation's inllallon · pace near double-digit aDDual rates again. The inllallon rate was 0.8 percent In January, then fell to 0,8 percent In February. I Sites of 30 mnstruction fatalities since joining OS!lA , said the agency has no idea yet what caused Thursday's tragedy at the Pleasants Power Station . !lowf'•er , he predicted that whatever the outcome, the de vastation would have a tremendous effect on th e constroction industry. "To see that mess and the debris and the plywood, und to th ink just two days ago >I men were on that tower ... ," he said, hi s voice trailin g off. "The impact of this. is going to be felt l!Jroughout the constructiOn industry for decades. "PI!ople who work in constru ction are like brothers. They're going to look back and remember good old Joe, and th ink , '1 don't wanlto go up there in those towers." ' POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt issued a warning Saturday that two men are falsely representing themselves as Social Security agents. Sheriff Proffitt said restdents of Meigs County ahould nol cooperate with the men but rather onn his offi ce immediately. · \ They are repo d to be driving a gold or tan colored Fo Torino - early 70 model with West rglnia license plates. A Rt. 1 Miner Ute resident was approached by one of(the two men Saturday morning . The man told the Minersville residenl lhal he was gong to have to take a cut in his Social Security ond lf he gave him cash money he In turn would give the resident a check to mak e up the difference he supposedly would lose if he had a cut In !Us SociBI Security payments. The man allegedly threatened lo lake the Mi nersville resident In if he didn't sh ow aU his Social Security papers. The Minersville man. refused lo cooperate and infonned the man he was going to notify lhe sheriff. When he went into his house lo ca~, the subjects fled. 2 repr . esent se l ves fial se·l y.as agents . Boy said missing RIO GRANDE - Search for a n1tsslng boy from Cincinnati here on a wt•ekend canoe trip was underway along Raccoo n Creek around 3 p.m. Saturday. Members of the Rio Grande and Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Departmenlll, along wllh Civil Defenoe officials and a diver began searching tbe creek and tts bank• after llie boy wao reported mt .. tng . Studenll and chaperones from Clnclnnatt area oc hools bad taken off In 1even canoes (three tn ur:b canoe) after receiving proper Instructions according to Dr. George Wolfe, of lbe Raccoon Creek Canoe Uvery. The mlulng boy reportedly was In the fi rst canoe to leave the canoe dock. IT'S FAST TIME NOW Area residents were reminded 111day that Daylight Savings Time arrive<! at 2 a.m . and that clocks should have uet•n turned ahead one hour_"Fast tim1• ' Will remain until the last Sunday in o, ruber . ! l I , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 28, 1978 cart goff grueser johnson roberts roush rupe