https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9a6c046e3d3afc8fbada1e122a90cfaf.pdf 00a9a3fccdf1a817691f561f9799a851 PDF Text Text . ' . - ..... . . ·. '.. •, i . • ... • [).12-The Sundav Times-Sentinel. Sundav. May It 1978 Fren~h ·City Beat ••• . VIgnettes ••• Of the Bend ' By Bob Hoeflich Just want ID remind Pomeroy residents that cleanup week starts tomorrow and it 's a great chance to get rid of all those accumulations which you 've wondered what you were going to do about. The pickup by village employes, of course, isn't for garbage and you:re asked to place everything possible into plastic bags,,and put Utem along the curb . Pickup will .Qe in the first ward Monday; the second ward on Tuesday ; the third on Wednesday and the fourth on Thursday . s(i tlirow it out now or forever hold your piece. The garbage people just can't cope with so many things that don't fall inlll the garbage category . Beekman, Gaither SEVERAL FORMER Pomeroy High School teaehers are missing. Well - not really missing but the alumni association which is trying ID get them all together for the alumni reunion on May 27 is having difficulty locating them . The ones tltey would like Ill know about are William Smitlt who was superintendent of schools in the 1940s ; Frances White who was at Pomeroy High in 1939, and Jean Russell Weed who was also there·in t939. Two 1967 teachers, Da le Gum and Bill Adams have not been located eitlter. · An yone knowing the addresses of any of those listed are asked to getlr! tnuch with Linda Mayer , Marcia Arnold or April Smith as soon as possible. Oh yes, and one more teacher, Clara B. Murray Willock who taught home economics from 1939 to 1942. The Lee Jeffries band, a four piece group fr om Mineral Wells, W. Va ., will be providing music for the dance which will be from 10 p.m. until2 a.m. at tlte Meigs High cafeteria. By the way the 6c30 p.m. banquet will also be served . ~th e high schooL The Pomeroy Elementary School used ''for the past several years just wasn 't providing enough spH cc. Deadline for reservations is May 19. BY THE WAY, deadline for reservations for the Middlepor t High School Alumni reunion is also May 19. These are to be sent to Ruby Vaughan, S. Third Ave., Middleport. I KNOW IT doesn 't seem possible but Bo and Nellie Brown observed their 39th wedding anniversaty Saturday. WE'LL MISS JOHN RIEBEL as superintendent of the Eastern Local School District John has resigned and will be l<lking another position in the area. John has been great 111 work with over the year. · Too many times, these days, school administrators arc being blamed for all of the school problems. I'm the first to admit tha t there are plenty of problems in schools but , hope fu lly. I'm the last to put them on the shoulders of the administralllrs. PHYLLIS AND GE:ORGE Hackett , George and Mary Morris and Gene and Judy Riggs ha\'e returned from an eight day cruise to South America aboard the "M.S Garla C " an Italian liner. ' The group fl ew from San Miami to San .Juan, Puerto Rico, and their first stop from there was Willemstad, then to caracas, Venezuela , the same day that President Garter wa s tltere. The group moved on to Trinidad, Fort De Frace and Saint Thomas and back to San Juan. Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens had planned to make the trip but Mary broke her arm .1,\·'·'~"<· .:J:r!t l ':.·, :, .- ·' MEMBERS of tlt e,.Min ing~ dv isory' Committec are, left , (closest to camera), Ray Whitlow , Lance Wilson, Ph il !lowman, Dr. Paul Hayes. Right closest to camera, David K~g~t anil'~~~.K:~ra:a, hid~~.fr~~ ~ew. . • . ''· ·"• ,,,;,.:,.:. . ... Cooperative effort enhances mining ' technology program at Rio CC RIO GRANDE - What might be termed an industry "stamp of approva l" was voiced at a meet ing on the Ri o Grande Col lege and Commu nity College I RGC· CC I campus Wednesday . Representatives of the coa l mining indust ry met with Dr. Paul Hayes and Said Ka rara, of the <·ollege, to discuss program di rect ion co llege's new in the two-year mining techn ology program. Industry representatives present werec Lance Wilson, Benedict Coal M1nes ; Ray Whitl ow, Peabody Coa l Company ; Da vid Beekman, McNa lly Pitt sburg; Phil Bowman , Waterl oo Coal Com pany ; Gaither Kntght of the Mining Enforcement & Safety Administration and Hen ry Ciechomski of the State De pari men! of In · duslrial Relations. At this . th e first of S<'hed uled month ly meetings of the Mining Technology. Adtiso ry Com mitt ee, Dr. Hayes inforqJed the com· mittee meml\ers that the college was willing to offer any co urse the industry felt was critica l to employment opportunit ies. "Technical edu ca t ion should be based on the needs of the area . We look to the members of this committee to provide us with direction ," Hayes noted. · Ind ustry represent atives indicated their approva l of the present course offerings. They also indicated their desire to employ not on ly graduates of the prog ram but encourages those students in the program to work at the mines this sununcr. Sununcr ernpl o)•ees this yea r can expect to earn $6 per hour. Organizational notes of the meeting included the election of chair man and vice chaim1an. David Beekman, prior Ill departure and fe lt she would put a damper on the acti vit ies of the o th ~ r s. HOPE YOU'VE HAD a chance to visit the new facilities of U!C Meigs Branch of the Athens County Savings and Loan by this time. Aren 't they fanta stic 1 I KNOW THAT ralr!drops keep fallin ' on your head - but keep smilin' anyway . McNa ll y Pitts bur g, was elected Chairman with Phil Bowman , Wate rl oo Coa l Compa ny, electe d · Vi ce Cha innan . New to the campus this year, the Associate Degree in Mining Technology Program is current ly see king in· terested students. Members of the advtsory committee indicated that they would enco urage individ uals seeking empl oyment in their industry to gain an associate degree. Will try ~ ixth I im e for levy WF:ST JEFFERSON , Ohio 1UPI I - On June 6 voters in the M<~di son County ·schoo l district of West Jefferson will i>e asked fo r the sixth time in BY TOM SAUNDERS to be fini shed later . This left GALLIPOUS - The first two la rge, unp artitioned courthouse was built in 1808 roQms in each en d of the first and faced Second Ave. Prior story. to the grading and leveling of The specifications ca lled the park there was a knoll for a I I> inch floor, of pine, nea r its cent er and here was tongued and grooved· and where the courthouse st ood. . planed, doo rs of six panels The ground sloped fro111it in each made of either black all directions. walnut or pine, shutters for Tft lj'aS a large, square, the windows, a ceiling seven brick building two stories and"one hatf·feef'Jti gh for the high with. windows on all fir st floor , and a roof covered sides and had two doo rs. This with one-half inch shingles buildin g resembled th e made of pln c, sa ssafras , Williamsburg style and had a chestn ut, or yellow poplar. box-like cupola in the center Francis LeCercq was paid of the roof. Two thousand two dollars ·for making the dolla rs .wai!appropriated for draft ot ttl\! courthouse. the construction of tlti~ cnurt· ·Mills 'wa&to finish only part house. of ,the first story inside and The building was forty feet none of the second except to long and thirty feet wide. The place joists ready for the foundation was of hewed second story fl oo r . This stones and two feet above the building was occupied ln ground . The first floor was Septem ber of 1812 and the two feet nine inches from the cost then wa s $2,417. 2l . gro und. If was seventeen feet Nat haniel Gates, Oraph a from tlte first floor to the joices of the secon d floor. The building was to have a chimney built into the walls. The stone and brick work was bid in by Charles Mills for $1 ,325.00. The bala nce of the work was alsP Jet to Mills for $825.00. . One dollar wa s ap· propna ted to pay for whiskey consumed bv the bidders. TI1e builders had the right to dig and make bri ck on the sq uare. The clay for the bricks had to be dug in the winter and exposed to the frost. T'Yenty dollars was appropriated for the filling of these holes. · Two rooms twe lve f~t wide were walled and part itioned off through the width of the bu ilding to support a ga llery, on the second floor. that was Strong, Thomas Rodgers, Joseph W. Ross, and Senior Johnson , worked on the co urthouse over the next fifteen yea rs to complete the bulldlr!g. When fin ished the co urt· house was painted red and trimmed in white. A brown and white fence was placed around the structure in 1832. In 1849 this courthouse was torn down. The contents of the northeast corner were brought to light. A bottle which was reported to be there was not found . A lead plate was found that stated' Menento. Gallipolis was first settled by French emigrants in the fall of 179il. In· corporated at the session of 1807. This was deposited the second day of May A. D., 1808, by the fi rst settlers, in presence of the members of the corporation. This building served many purposes. In the winter of 1819·20 Ga llia Aca demy trustees borrowed the court· house stove. A summ er school was held there in 1821. The first Presbyterian ser· vices wer e held in the co urt· house. The funeral of James Lane was also held in this building. . . ' . ' ,) WASHINGTON (UP!) - A OSHA Communica tions the Director Frank Greer said in spokesman for Occupational Safety and today's edition of the Health Administration has Charleston Gazette that the deni ed charges that the charges, leveled by a Ralph agency failed Ill heed its own Nader Group, "unfair and warnings about the safety of •abundantly irresponsible.'' a scaffold at Monongahela He said the report issued Power Co .'s Willow Island last week by tlte Hea!tlt Plant. Rese arch Group distorted The scaffold collapsed last memos and OSHA reports Ill April 'll and sent 51 construc· make it incorrectly appea r tion workers plun ging 170 feet tltat OSHA had doubts about to tlteir deaths. tlte safety of Jhe scaffolding. . ,· ....... VOL XXIX ·. ~ ~ :f:iiJ.;;~2L-,'•· The Hea lth Research Group quoted a Ma rch, 1977, OS HA repor t as . say ing repairs on the hig hly sop histicated scaffol ding were ma de without noti fication of e ngi n~rs fr om Resea rch Cottrell , the. New Jersey contrac tor in charge of tlt e project. The Nader group indi c~ted tlte repa i~ were made improperly and may have bee n a·fac tor in the collapse. According to · Greer, the OSHA report sa id the sca ffol ding needed repairs when it ar rived at the plant , not after it was put up . He also said th e repairs were expertly made before the scaffolding was used on the cOoli ng tower where it eventually coll.-psed. "At one poi nt, our inspector clim bed the scaffold and exa mined it," Greer said. (Continued on page 12) . GET AWARDS - Outstanding band member awards went Ill six members of the Meigs High Band Saturday night, in addition Ill top winner Laura Hoover, at tlte annual banquet held at Meigs High cafeteria . P'QM.£RO.Y-MIDDLEPORT, QHIO GRAND OPENING DINNER - Officials of the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. and other dignil<!ries present for the grand openin g dinner for the Meigs Branch of the c0111 pany held at the Meigs Inn Saturday ni ght lr!clude from tlt e left, David Hughes, Athens, Board of Directors members; Rich Jones, vice pres ident and REIMBURSEMENT POMEROY State Audito r Thomas E. Ferg uson's off ice reported a total of $356,498.55 has been sen t to 82 Ohio counties as reimburseme nt for costs incurred under Ohio's Public Defender Program . Meigs County received $87.50 of the totaL manager of tlte new local facility; Emmanuel Gevas and C1air Ber ry, members of the Board of Directors; Laird McGregor, President of General of Ohio Corp., the parent com pany of Athens County Savin gs and Loa n, and Dr. James Bratllln, member of the board of Athens County Savlr!gs and Loan. ' ' 'nt1mal e re orrongeobles coml01 ' w l hout conlolmltv ~ livtng the casual w ay~ 11s noeh·er s superbly cor tem po rar v mod ular sealing Corne1 secr•ons Qlmless sec t•ons ~~~~:~nsdl~=~s~n~~~~~~~~:,~~~~~SI ~:~o~ns~~~r~~: 10 or more un1ts A.rrange endless POSSib11i l1es n Dur 1bte Nylon w1th Scotchgo'o · I he sole 1s on - ge l the rnosl FEAT~REs for yOU! mone y - a lways With CI!OhQn by Kroe t)ler , IJI' I 1Mf110f ! •• n.JP •! ·• I ~ ........., .... , .h'OO ""4 !irl"""' c•' 'lito~ ·"' ~ . ·...- '"' ",, '' ..,_, . . ,. ..... ,......... ' • I I'"' ·•' •. , ,. ,..., .... .... ...... . . . . ~" !lit RoEHLERExrRA vALuE ·~ .. ,, u . ... .. ,,, ·"• ..... KROEHLER PLUS DuPONT EQUAL VALUE! Do your own·thl·ng Wl.th these versatl•le pl·eces miTiiv sAVE o· v E -Citle , .~r. R .... ··•• · ... , • ,\, . .... PRESENTED PRIZES - These three Big Bend residents were presented prizes of $50 each at the grand opening of the Meigs County Branch of the Athens County Sa vings and l.llan Saturda y afternoon. They were the winners of a river picture contest staged by the company and enlarge ments of their photos are featured in the decor • •• -1 " ' ''~''' ~ _ • of tlte company's new building on West Ma in St. From the left are L. R. Hill , West Columbia, river boat th eme; Mrs. Mildred Mankin, Pomeroy, river activ ities, and Jayne Lee Hoe flich, river nood theme. Presenting the SSC gifts was Rich Jones, manager of the Meigs Branch. . . !, ''i ·1. PRICE FIFTEEN CE NTS MONDAY, MAY 15, 1978' HONG KONG (UP!) China. saying war with the Soviet Union " will inevitably break out one day ," is building up its milita ry "with an eye ID actual combat'' The dispatch by the New Chi na News Age ncy, monitored in Hong Kon g Sunda y, came less tlt an a week after 18 Sovie t gunboats and an armed helicopter inva ded a Chinese village on an isla nd lr! th e Ussur i River on the Sino-Soviet frontier. Mosco w apo logized off icially Friday , calling last Tuesday's raid an error, but the Chi nese rej e l't~ · the Soviet explanation tlt ~ t the Sov iets were hu nting for a~ 11 ~a~e your ow~ conversation pit Pictured, left to right, Teresa VanMeter , ouL,tanding senior , Susan Wright, 'f iel d COIIllllander award, Kevi n King , N.ational Arion award, Lyle Moun, sophomorP award, Jana Burson, juni or award and Linda Eason, freshman award . en tine e China to build up military four years to approve a ne~ sdH•ll levy. Friday night they voted aa2· 634 to reject an 8 mi ll levy that offi cials said was needed to ke<·p school from closing next year . In September, they dumped a 6 mill levy by six votes, but they have not passed a levy since 1970. School officia ls said the sam e 8 mill levy will be back on the ballot June 6. OSHA official denies scaffold allegations arme d and dangerous criminal" and wi thdrew fr om th e island when Utey realized they we~e on Chinese territor y. "The Soviet revisionists har bor wild ambitions of sub jugating China, " the repor t said . " War will inevitably break out some day. It is imperative Ill int en s ify prepa rati ons against an aggressive war." China said the decision by Military Commission of the Communist Party 's Central Co mm i ttee " stresses mil itary training with .an eye Ill actual combat. " Tite agency said orders had been issued ID commanders, in accordance with the late Chairma n Mao Tse-tun g' s thinking, Ill "put tlte troops in good order , tram them wen and improve their combat effectiveness in aUaU-around way ." ' '.1 . ~! /,. "1 *':·J' [t, .$ TAKES TOP HONOHS - Laura Hoover, <'l'nter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hoover, Jr .. Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was presented tlte John Phillip Sousa award Saturday night at the annual Meigs Marauder Ba nd Banquet held in the cafete ria at Meigs Htgh Sc hool. Miss Hoover was presented the award by Handy Hun t. ba nd direetor . Shown are 1-r , Alan Hunt , assistant ha nd directnr , Miss Hoovrr "nd Ra ndy Hunt. Top Meigs High band honor goes to Laura Hoover " All units shoul d strengthen trai ning in pr otection again st atom ic, chemical " it said. The news agency also said the United Sl<!tes and Russia By Katie Crow are "conlending for Laura Hoover, daughter uf hegemony with even greater Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Intensity ." Hoover, Jr. , Rt. 2, Pomeroy, The army , navy and air received the coveted Joh n Phillip Sousa Awar d force , it sa id, should therefore he ready at aU Saturday night at the annual Meigs Marauder Ba nd times to perform " any Banquet held at Meigs Hi gh combat task" ordered by School. Chairman Hua Kuofeng, the Tite senior award went to Party Central Committee and Teresa Van Meter, field its Military Comm ission. co mmander award to Susan Wri gh t , Nationa l Arion Award to Kevin Ktn g, sophomore a\\'Hrd to Lyle Moon e junior awa rd to Jana Burson and fr eshman C:l ward to Lmda F: ason . The in vocall t:n was giYen by La ur a Hoover, the welcome and introducti ons by Teresa VanMeter. Introduction of pasl booster pr esidents by Pat Wood. (Continued from page I) ' Ap.p roximately 2,000 attend grand opening Arrange as an " L" for variation Nationally Advertised at SALE' PRICE - ALL OTHER LIVING ROOM SUITES REDUCED FOR GREAT SAVINGS. "': 'r DUPONT NYLON 1 99 FOR THE 10 PIECE SET • ' FINANCING· AVARABLE - FREE DELIVERY homeiMth 2068.00 1 Use the units. to form a " U" E~BERFELDS ' ,I IN POMEROY BY BOB HOEFLICH Appr oximat ely 2,000 residents visited the new facility of the Meigs Branch, Athens County Savings and Loan, Saturday and Sunday when an open house was held to mark the Grand Opening of the finn in Its n~ w building on West Main St ., Pomeroy. Refreshments were served to vi!ltors and souvenirs were presented each person who attended. A Jt).speed bicycle, awarded as a door prize for visitors under 18, went to Cherrl Wright, Route 3, Gallipolis , and a colored television for adult · registrants went to Mila Wooda, Pomeroy. Saturday night , the com.. pany entertained with a dinner at the Meigs Inn with approximately 90 business and professional people at· tending. . Rich Jones, viet president and local manager, briefly outlined ·the company 's progress In its seven years In Pomeroy and said the company " Is delighted to present this new facUlty." Fred Crow, president o~ the Pomeroy Chamber of Commeret, spoke remarking the new facility ls a milestone for Pomeroy. He urged aU to take pride In Pomeroy and ' urged each resident to do hls own small part for the good of the town . Pomeroy Mayor C1arence Andrews also spoke congratulating the company on the attractive new office building and commented that he sees a great future for Pomeroy. Paul Kloes of the Fanners Bank and Savings Company read a partly humorous letter from Ted Reed, president of th e Farmers . Bank and Savings Company. The letter extended congratulations to the company for the beautiful new addition to Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs . Leonard J ewell, neighbors of th e company on West Main St. , were introduced and thanked for their patience during the construction period. Also introdu ced wa s gen eral contractor of the building, Horace Karr, Pomeroy. Members of the company's board of directors were in· traduced along with 0. G. Houck, Director Emeritus, and Laird McGregor , president of General of Ohio Corp., which owns the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. McGregor , in a .brief talk , said that the company looks with pride upon the heritage of Pomeroy and said that the company will support the ' "' community In many ways. He commented that Jones is one of the most outstanding executives In th e firm's operations. Also introduced were Mary Weaver and other members of the Athens office force, Della Thompson, treas urer of the Athens County Savings and Loans and local em· ployes, Geri Walton, Co nnie Warner and Lois Thompson who were commended highly for their work by Jones. · In closing, Jones spoke on the Importance of th e public to busin ess and urged business people to al ways remember the role of people. "If people don't come through the front door, we don 't do business ," Jones reminded bu sin ess people present. · In closing, he extended thanks to residents for at· tending the dinner to mark a highlight in Grand Opening activities. W~ther 'Occasional rain or drizzle and cool to.day and tonight with highs In the middle or upper 50s and lows in the middle <lOs. Continued clo udy and cool Tuesday, with a few showers and hi gh tern· peratures near 60. The World Today New invasion claimed KINSHASA, Zaire (UPII - Zaire charges Cuban troops are head ing a new invasion of its copper-rich Shaba province by about 4, 000 exiled rebels who also have backing from the Soviet Uni on, Libya and Algeria . In washington, a State Department official confirmed rebel cla ims that tltey had taken Kolwezi, tlte key mi'n ing city in the province formerly known as Ka tanga, and Mutshatsha, 6:1 miles to Jhe west . Ohio 'unjustly criticized.' COLUMBUS '(UP! ) - Th e director of tlte Ohio Environ· rnenl<!l Protection Agency says Ohio Is being unjustly criticized when the federal government and environmentalists claim the state has dooe nothing to clean up dirty air. Ned E. Williams cla ims tlte federal Environmental Protection Agency is workin g under outdated ideas, like using "expensive scru bbers" to remove sulfur dioxide from coal, when technology to do it bette r and cheaper is only a few years away . LEND HELPI NG HAND - Debbie Estep, agen t ; Dorothy Fisher, president; Jyl Zerkle, active member, and Roger Stacey, agent for the Mei gs County Hu mane Society, were among the dedtca ted society workers on hand to lend a helping hand where nc't'<led Saturday when tlte &Jciety staged i~nnual rabies clinic at the county garage on th<• Hock Sprin gs Fairgroun(ls. Oblo Extended Forecast Wedn esda y thr ough F riday. Generally fair weather, with highs In the 70s and lows in the upper 40s or lower SVs. Ford speaking in Columbus COLUMBUS !UP!) - Former President Ge rald Ford will be the featured speaker lllnight during a 90 minute tribute to (Continued on page 12) SQUAD SUMMONED Th e Midd le port Emergency Squad was called to the LaSa lle Hotel at U6 p. accident that occlirred at 5 m. Sunday for J ohn Burford a.m. Saturday. who was taken to Veterans Robert D. Richardson, 24, Memorial Hospita l where he Parkersbu rg, was eastbound was admitted. Late Saturday on SR 681 near county road 43 morning the squad was called and went off the ro ad on the to Langsville for Vauna left and tore down a section of Gillenwater who was taken to fence owned by Eyerette Pleasant Valley HospitaL Baker, Rt. I, Reedsville, Ohio. Richardson was cited to BOOSTERS MEETING Meigs Co unty Court for Th e Meigs Loca l Band operating withoutr a valid Boosters will m~t at 7:30 p. driver's licen se . He will m. this evening at the high appear in Meigs Co unty Court school band room. Parents of this Friday. _, all band members are asked to attend. ..., Two Saturday .wrecks probed Two wrecks were probed by Meigs Cou nty Sher lff J ames J . Pro ff itt 's depart· ment Saturday . At U O a.m. Saturday, Allen L. Louden, 23 , Warren, Michiga n was traveling so uth on US Rt. 33.SR 7 In a 1977 Dodge and lost control on the rain slick roadway and slid off the roadway on the left strikin g a fence and telephone pole. The driver was not Injured and no charges were fil ed. Sa tur day a ft ern oon , ·deputies l nv est i~a t ed ·•n GIVES RABIES SHOTS - Dr. and Mrs. Da n II otter , Gallipolis. are pictured administ ~rin g a rAbies shot to a dog, one of many dogs and cats taken to the annual Meigs County Humane Society rabies clinic staged at the county highway garage building on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Saturday aftern oon. ~ ,:.,, �... ~ . .. .... ...._.~ . 3-The Datly Senltnel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 , Monday, May 15, 1978 2- ThP nailv Sentmel, Muldleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday , May 15, 1978 St. Paul's UMC hosts mother-daughter banquet OES inspection held at MasOnic Temple Approxunmely 140 attended that mspt•dJon of Evangeline Chapter 172 01der of the Eastern Star, at the Middleport Masontc Temple Thursda v mght - Mrs :-laney Htley , deputy grand matron of Dtstmt 25. was the mspedtng offtcer A pre-mspeclwn dmner Wi'!S served b) the DeMulay Mother, Club an d the Chapter Emma Polen . Aurcltus Ch~ pter . Macksburg, Wtlm~ Ogg, New Marshfteld Chapter. Stella Atk tns , Harnsun vlll e Chapter Donna McLean. At hens C h~pl e 1 . Allee Mou<iy , Muskmgwn Chapte1. Zanesvtlle, Lmda l't lt un, I u11 ell Chaple1 , Vc1 ncla Wo1 ks, Bar tl<'i l ChapteJ )l'urth) pa trons p1 esented I UPI'rHS t'll were Ji:ill1Cs Clalwurllr\, drstJll't dl' pUlYgrcmd nwstt•r rl su nvlil c, of the 12th MasuJm DtslJlll M.u tcll<l , June 12 ami J ct rncs Mi lch en dq~ r te rnason Ftfl) .l3rd \ t',rr mem be r s JUI'scnted \Hit' l 'u niH a~: l iH.! , J un e 8, J, fw J Jut lt Hl'f r eslu nenb \\ t'T t' S l't ved fu ll u\\ Ulg lht l r1spct !tun wt! h spr ~~~ ~ flu" e1s dl' <t! l <1 tlll ~ tht· sci v1 11~ latJit· M1 s Hdwktns a nd M r~ Klll ght 1egTsteH•d 110~1 M1 Muthcl S teve ~ dS o c\osmg for t he pr ogram M) IJV S.trah Lunsford, Kath1 PuiHII .llld Sue Caldwell \~ crt' Kt~r Ia l ht.• )OU ng cst Mrs Fdn [l Summer Jl lulher field the oldest and MJS Heathe1 a nd Matt, hoste-d a AlH.lrt.'y Tm renee , the nwthet mlaw Mother s l htV fa11111\ gathet - with the mus t Lluldr en C:mne mg The1r guesL~ Wl'rc Shl'l IY prr ?.cs we re won by Mrs Ktn g Bl uff ton Ktek Don s Kocrn g .md Mr s (; race Meck stoth Hunllngton W Va M1 .Jlld ilt JS \Vt lltam Kmg, Kcvtn 1\lllg Mr and M1 s Hank Johnson ll1 ad btu 1 ami Mt ,\IIU MIS Dtck Ftnlaw PotncJOJ Stout . .tnd MIS M11uuc Kaptt: llld wun (he du01 pr rzc Ot lte1s allendtn g wc1c M.IUdc G1ay. Slmle) Hu111s M.uultc Ha11 ts. Melissa Hal· 11s l'ltcl ma HemleJSon , Edtth ll.tl (lCI Edna Hannan. Ver· u.t Stout , Drmna Chauwell, C"ltarlee t'had11ell, Rubal Juptlcr ts the largest of the C<dd11ell. Sa ll y Caldwell, Ju<it pl anets 111 tht• Solar Svslt'tn Cald11ell , t\udrey "lunencc, Its e (Jui:tlUI' lctl dtcunetet IS Tu1 a (,uthm Dorothy 88.000 mtlcs II tunes lite MVeiS Ma1) Haves, Hazel dituneter uf the em th Ba~~tlull , I c11 1Stoul, Conme PICTURES SHOWN Mrs Ralph Badgley and Mrs Helen Slack were guests Tuesday evemng for the meetmg of lhe Apple Grove Umted Met hodist Women at the church annex Mrs. Badgley and Mrs Slack told of lhm trtp to the Holy Land and showed ptctues The left Charleston Feb I 3 and ' returned to the states Feb 24 Mrs Dallas H1ll led the busmess meet mg and also served refreshm ents to Mrs Slack, Mrs Badgley, Mrs Dolly Wolfe, Mrs Jan Noms and Tracy , Mrs Arnold Hupp, Mrs Sharon Hupp, Mrs Irene Hupp, Mrs Edith Manuel, Mrs Eileen Buck, Mrs Julia Noms, Mrs Bess Parsons and Mrs Ruth Htll, a guest FUll TEXT OF THE RESOLUTION PROPOSING THE AMENDMENT ISS UE I IAmcllded Subs t itute House J oin t nt;sol ut 10n No 121 1 F-: Btooks, 0\\ n ' I' he re were rec rtatwns DIN NER Mr and Mt s PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT To amend Sect10n lg of Article II of the Const1tut10n of Oh1 o I. TO REQUIRE THE OHIO BALLOT BOARD TO WRITE THE BALLOT LANGUAGE FOR STATE ISSUES PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE OR REFERENDUM PETITION. 2. TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF TIMES INITIATIVE AND REFER· ENDUM PROPOSALS MUST BE ADVERTISED PRECEDING THE ELECTION. 3. TO MAKE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR CIRCULATING AND SIGNING INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PETITIONS SIMILAR TO THOSE FOR PETITIONS FOR CANDIDATES. (Proposed by ResolutJon of the Genera'! Assembly of Ohi o) A maJortty affi rmative vote IS necessary for passage I= I Gud ltct:ug lll z~ U JOIN1 RESOLU f lON Propotlng to am•nd S.cllon lg of Article II of lbe Cooatllullon of the S late o f Oblo to rMuce lha n umber of tim.. lnlti&Jive and rete rt~ndum propoaall mu&l be advtrUMd lo r•qulre lhe Ohio Ballot Board to pr""Crl.,_ the ballot languap for lh... pro po..u end to conform ,.quiz.. mtnJa for c1rc:ul&Ung and algnln; lnltldl•• and ref•rendum ~II ­ IlON to lhOM pro•ld•d by law for othe r kind• o f petitions fle rewtved by the General It o f the Stat e of Ohio fi fth!> (If the meml.Jt!r.;: el+..•·cted to c.•~ t1 ht U ~ l" concur rii1R tht rein ttwt the n! ~hnl i bt 1iUim 11tcd tu the t•! cctol ~ o f t he ><t a te Ill the manner prCSt'ntW:d by la w AI the !>pedal t>le-ctlon to be hel d on the fir r;1 1\ieMia} after the fin~t Monday In June 1978 11. propos:ll to .1men d th e C o n.~Ututwn o l the S tate or Ohio b \ RIIH'IH.Fng Scetlo n lg or Article II A ~~ t·rnbl) NO SCIIlg ( !JL V(:I IH..~ r·, PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION SHALL THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED? DC::tlllC\\'ood Gctvc Me A Mother and J,ul th ~: ~ uc s t s BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANATION, ARGUMENTS, AND RESOLUTION FOR AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE 6, 1978 YES l.llld d I: I= EXPLANATION OF ISSUE No. I I. Under present law the Ohio Ballot Board may wnte s1mpltAed ballot language for Constitutional amendments proposed by the G eneral Assemb ly H owever, ballot languagE' for state Jssues proposed by mt tJ ative or referendum pe!t!Jons must be wrttten by the Secretary of State under h1ghly techrucal requuements This section of the amendment allows the Ohio Ballot Board also to prepare s1mphfied ballot language for 1ssues proposed by trutlattve or referendum petition 2 A state 1ssue proposed by init1ative or refere ndum petitiOn 1s now required to be published once a week for five consecuti ve weeks pnor to the elect1on. Th1s section of the amendment reduces this reqwrement to once a week for three weeks, as is now reqmred for 1ssues proposed by the General Assembly 3. This section of the amendment allows a s1gner of an initiative or referendum petition to use a standard postal address to identify the place of residence. It also eliminates the notarized statement of the Circul ato r and authorizes the General Assembly to prov1de by law for a statement that the circulator witnessed the affixing of every signature These changes make the requtrements for circulating and signing 1rut1ative and referendum peti\1ons sumlar to those of pel!tions for candidates ARGUMENTS FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT The people's conshtuttohal right to propose Jaws and constttutJOnal amendments by 1ruttattve petition and to place laws passed by the General Assembly on the ballot by referendum 1s sometimes fru strated because of techrucal deta1ls tn the legal reqUirements Issue 1 w1ll clarify some of these procedures, and w1ll enable tnllJatJVe and referendum measures to appear on the ballot m language that 1s clea r and easy to understand Issue I will have the following advantages I. People who s1gn mitiative or referendum petitwns w1ll be able to list their addresses in the form most fam1ll ar to them whether it be a post office address, a street and number m a city or VIllage, or a rural route number or township if they live outside a c1ty or VIllage. At the present time some names of'eligible signers ;nust be stricken because the y fa1led to ll~t their address m strict conformity to the law 2. Circula tors of petihons will no longer have to have each part pellllon notariz ed a requirement that is both burdensome and expensive A simple stateme nt that the circulator Witnessed each s1gnature Will be suffictent Stnce all signatures m ust be checked before final acceptance of the petitions th1s is sufficient to assure, Initially, that the petit 10ns should be rece1~ed for filing • 3 Reducing the nwnber of times newspaper publica!Jon IS requtred for each initiated or referred measure from five to three w1ll result ln substantial savings for taxpayers. Three instead of five publications of lnthatlve oroposals in November, 1975, would have saved $120,000.00. Thl-ee complete publications will give all voters ample opportumty to read the proposal and the Information about it. 4. Voters have already adopted a proposal creating a Ballot Board w1th authori ty to wr1te the ballot language for constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly in 1anguage that is clear and easy to understand. Legal requirements that technical details of a proposal must appear on the ballot were eliminated. Issue I will apply the same techroque for prepanng the ballot langua~e for miltated and r~ferred mea sures, and will ass1st in voter understanding of these somettmes comphcated measures Commi !tee for the Amendment: Kenneth R. Cox, Rex F . Kieffer, Harry J . Lehman and John K. Mahoney th u~ •IS follows ARfi CLE II Any mHu•tl vt lli Up· or r eferendum pet! tl on mRy be presented In r;eparate pans but each rart shall contatn a ful l and co rre c COP) o f the title and text of the law, section or it em thereof soultht to be refer red or the propoM'd lii w or proposed amendment to the eoMt ltu tlon Ench ~lgner o r any in lttathc, J>Up· Jllementa r ) or reh:rend um petiti on must lx· au ~elec t o r o f U1e state niiCl shall pl ace on such petition nttcr hts nam e th e da te of StlfJl ln g and his place o f re~Jdcnce A signer ~siding outside of a mun1c lpalit:>. M oll st.1 te t he co unty and the rural route number , poat office Add!'f'M or townshty or h is resJ.den ce A rea idel\t o a mun icipality ~;hall s tntc the st ree t and num~ r 1f ,111~ of his rcsldcnee and t he n mnc o! the rnunlelpallty or the post office address Th e names of nil ~ lgners to 1n1~h pelltlons !!hall be Section IC plemen tary, wnuen 1r1 ink e:~ch .si Jin~r hlm~~elf Tu ~ach part of t iO!l ~hnll be attached IUCh f or {:~etl­ t he sa te menl of the ci rculator ilJ rna)' l:lf' req ui red by l AW that he wltnesrrert t he af1h ln« o r every si gnature The petitiOn and signatu res upon 10uch pe titions. s ha ll be pre sumed to be 111 nil Jespects IU!T1 chmt unlt=ss no t late r th a n t or t): d1ns be fore th e fl'lectlon it shall be oth erwise pro' ed and In s uch e ven t ten addi li onnl d<l )!l !lhall be nllo wed tor the fi ling of add ltloo al Blgnatures t o such petition No la w or nmend ment to th e co!Uitl tutlon 11ubmttted to th e electors by inllla t he and su pplementa r y petition and receJV· ml( An :~.mnnatlve maJortty o f th e v o tes cast the«''n 11ha ll be held unconslltutlonal or void on aceoun t of the In su ffici ency of th e pet iti ons by which such submi ssloo of th e same '111 81 {'rocured nor &hall th ~ re jeetlon o any law submitted by re rerendwn petition be held In · vn ltd for .such insuMdency Upon all Initiative, su pplementar) an d referendum pet itions provided for m any or the se.c u ons ot thi s nrh cle It shall be n eee~ l} to Ole f rom each or one half o f th e countiH o f the .rta te petiti on,; bea rin g the Bllft atu~s of not Je~ th an one-half of the dc>llgnated I)Cretntage of the eleeton o f such t•ounty A true cop y of all laws o r pruiJOIIed laws or p ropo~ amendmen~ to the constitution, together with on argum~ent or explanation or both for , and olso an argument o r explaMtlon or botll against t he aame shall be prepa red The per.tOn or penon• whn prepare the argument or explana tion or both all'alnst any law seetlon or Item subm itted to the electors by refer t>ndwn pei!Uon, may be named m !Alch pe tition and The persons wh o prepare the argum ent or ex planQ ~ t1011 or both f or any proposf'd Jaw or proposed amendment to the con stl tutlon maY be named in t he petition proposing the same The person or persons who prepare thl'! 1rgument or explBJUI.tion, or bo th rar the law, section or Hem. aub- mJitcd to the t>lecton by referendum petition, or against any pro~ po~d law su b mitted ~ b y supple mentary petJtlon, shaJJ be named bv the ge neral n.s:sembly 1! In 5l'Sol0n and II not in session then by the go' c r no r The law or proposed law, or proposed ome ndment to the c onstitution t oge th er with t he a rgument& and explanations, not cxcf'edJng a total o f three hundred 4 Rug backmg won 't sffck DEAR POLLY - What can be done w1th k1tchen and bathroom rugs when the ~b­ beJ" ba ckmg starts to fall off ' We have a bunch of rugs m this condtt10n even though the tops are s!Jil hke new I have trted ustng spray adhesJve but tt does not last long MR HKB DEAR MR H K B - I have receiVed many complatnts such as yours In the same ma1l wtth your letter was one from Mrs G WG She complamed the com oper~ted laundromat she goes to does not want her to use the1r rnachmes for washmg such rugs I have made many tnqulfles but no one tn the bustness offers any more Utan the suggeshon to apply the commerctal adhestve spray Have any o( you other readers found a solu!Jon ' POLLY \ DEAR. POLLY - If l have leltover cooktes that are gel· tmg hard I put a half-shce of bread tn the cook1e contauier w1th them They soften and taste hke fresh baked ones.MARGARETP DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve Js w1th those people who park the1r cars nght tn front of the grocery stores Most of them are gone for only a few mmutes and may be unaware of the trafftc problems the) ca use the rest of us who try to get around them Also I gel peeved wtth those perfectly healthy people who park m the wheel chair parkmg areas Many heavy people who park m such pia ces would be better off gelttng the exercise from walkmg from a parkmg space further away Thanks for let- ling us use the colUliUl to air out Peeves -MRS. R.D M DEAR POLLY - I have found that peanut butter IS a very mexpens1ve but powerful household cleanser. If a bread wra pper or other such plashc has touched a hot toaster or pan 11 will leave a restdue. Peanut butter will remove this as well as the restdue left from tape, labels and s!Jckers I have also used tl to remove traces of caulkmg compound that has been left to dry m unwanted places It wtll not remove rust but will take off some stubborn sta tns from the shower stall and bathtub Als o removes a wax butld-up on a !able. Spread the peanut butter over the area to be cleaned, leave 11 for several hours and then gently, but finnly , "tpe off )he unw ~nted substance w1th a paper towel This should work for Mrs J C whose plano has a film on tt left by a plas!Jc scarf It wtll not damage the surface and wtll polish as well as clean (Polly 's note Use the smooth peanut butler, not the chunky kmd ) I use petroleum jelly to remove 011 base patnl from my hands and under my nat is It does not dty the skin as many such cleansers do I use ha1r spray to remove purple and black marks left on kttchen counters by contamers wlh pnce marks on them It also removes the pr1ce from glass and lm contamers and most pnnt from pla s tt c conta tner s KJMBERLY Polly will send you one of her stgned th ank-you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your !avonte Potnler, Peeve, Problem tn her column Wnte POLLY 'S POINTERS Ill care of this newspaper m<'1ltti an d cxr lanatlons cll?'('dlng a tota not II nd opted by n majority of t he electors voting thereon thll amendment shall take J mmedJa~ e fT«.1. and exlsHnr Sectlon lg of Article lJ ahall be repealed f rom Nch e ffective d ate UNITED STATES OF AMER IC A STATE OF OH IO OFTICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE 1 TED W BR O WN Secretary of State, do hereby ce rtify th ot t he toregolnfls A trul!! cor,y of Amended Subfltltute House J o nt Resolution No 12 flied ln the office of the Secretary of State, p ropos in g to amend the Con•tltutl cn o f Ohio together with the ballot lanruare and explanation certified to me by the Ohio Ballot Board and argum enta for the am endment 111 subm itted bv the approprJ a ..._ commi tlee IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 havt= hereun to aubacrlbed m y name llnd affixrd my official seal at Columbut this l~th d ay of APril , 1978 TEDW BROWN. Secretary of State the Conway D1et class held at the Metgs Inn Two new members were wel comed Sue Matson lost the most weight for the week wtth Mary Hunter as the run""T nerup il't the Mason, W Va class nu: DAILY S Jo.NTI N Jo~ l OJo~ YOT£0 T0 111 F. heltl at Sl Joseph's Church INTERFST<W ha ll, two new members were MEIG8-MASON AREA U.ken mtu membership N~n­ ROBERT HOEfl.ICH City Editor cy Bragg was the btg loser of Publlshctl dllliy except Saturdll, \, y Th4l Oh.lo Valle' Publlshin 8 the week wtth Madahne Cpmpany Multlmedt. Inc , 111 Roush, Betty Fox and Dtana Coon St , Pomeroy Ohio 4576~ Johnson as runners up F1ve 'UUSint:SJI Ofht-.: Phon~!! m 21:16 ~)litorUII Phone 002 -2 1 ~7 20 pound ptns and cert1hcates Set,'ilnd c U.as postage PIUd 111 were presentL'tl to Nancy Pomeroy, OhiO Bragg, MJ!Zt Oldaker, Betty N~! ll omal 11dvertWng rtpre~en Ultivt l.11ndon A.hocllltes 3101 Fox, Judt Frye, and Ltnda f:Alclld ~ Ye Cltvel.llnd Oblo4-111~ lhle , SuaK•r1ptlon ratt.'S Delivered by t:Hrrler whPr e avalltiblt 7~ t.CIILq per At the Wcdnesd.t y mght ~tt!k By Molor itoute when• t Hrrlf'r mcetmg of the 1\llwns Class l!trVItt' nut iH'Hliabit' One ITHJlltil, at the Urnvm>'l) !11 Janel $3 2fr BJ rlllltl Ill Otuo ~and W V1t Ow Ye11r l:r41 00. S11 months Powell was the weekly wmIl l ~fl , Th rl!e m~th s 11 Oo ncr tn wet ~ hl loss, w1th F.J.osewhere S26 00 year Six monlh.• SI J ~ 0 Thr et' month.'! $7 ~0 Tere!lll Hawkms as runnerup ~bsl-nptlon IJI" lt.~ mdudeJI SundHy Mrs Hawktns also Jcce tved fune&.Sf'ntln~ l her 20 pound put .rnd ceJliftcatc r--------- '"'1 ·' VOLLEYBALL - Members of the SouU1ern Htgh Volleyball team , honored at Saturday's banquet were, first row, I tor , Lmda Fisher, Pam Brauer, Joy Ne1gler Jean Rtlchhart; second row, -De lla Johnson, Jody GrueseJ, SonJa Hill, Tammy Smtth, thtrd row , Teresa Holstetn , Bon rue Boso, Peggy Bush, Carla Teaford The annual G1rls Athleltc .,by approxunately 100 persons Ba nquet of So uthern Htgh altendmg Coach Co nn ee W!lh ams School 11 as held Saturday mghl tn the ht gh school presented her three teams ca fetert a wtlh at hletes. voll ey ball, basketball and parents and guests attendtng tra ck Spec tal basketball A bulfel dtnner was enjoyed awards were presented to thr ee se mors Jaye Ord received the Best Defenstve Player Award, Jean RJtchharl was named Best OffenSive Player, and Che ryl Roseberry " as named Most Valu able Player Prevention is the best policy..• FOR CURBING CRIME LOSSES Karen Blaker Ph.D d tr ect l y affect you w he th er they happen to you or not Take the c r ime of arson You 're pay•ng an lncreas1ngly h eav y subsi dy 1nsurance Insurance cos ts are adver se ly af fec fed by burglar ies, r obbenes and car thefts plus th e countless CB ra di os an d b icyc les B) Karen Rlaker, Ph.D DEAR DR BLAKEH - We arc $4,000 In debt and the culprtl ts - yuu guessed tl the credtl card My w1fe JUS! can t res ts! chargtn g somethtng every ltme she goes shoppmg I have to put a stop Lo tl, but I'm not exactly sure what to do My latest plan IS to pay off all the charges wtlh one b1g loan At least I wtll then have only one month!; payment My bt g fear, however, IS that my wtfe wtll charge even mm c once she no Iunger sees those astrunomtcal charges on the monthly statcment.s · I am upset because I make the only salary fur the family and pay all the bills Maybe she ts takmg advantage of me Do you thmk my plan wtll wo1k' DEA R HUSBAND--The ttrnc ts nght for action But your plan ts not drasttc enough Consolidate the debts mto one loan Then close the charge accow1t.s That's nght ' Celebrate the upenmg of a new era by ustng a patr of scissors on your credtt cards Had you and your wtfe talk " ' tins problem through to 1t.s logteal conclusion, I'm certam you would have come up w1th the Slime solutiOn Perhaps you both have the urge ' to hve beyond your means Are YOU ready to destroy the credtl cards and face the gr1m reahty of hfe without credit ' By the way, credtt ca<ds are never the culprits Then over-use ts a hUJJUin error DEAR DH BLAKER_ 11 's true I do abuse our cred1t dtarge account.s Why ' Is It your way of slnkmg oock at your husoond for puttmg you tn the chJld-ltkc post• !tun of rece tvtng all> allowance' If so, Jl works It t-ertamly succeeds tn makmg hun upset But there may he a more adult 11ay to hand! your resentment Why not Sll down wtlh yoor husoond and work out a budget"' Then open a (Oint checktng ~ccount so you ca n wrtle checks for the household expenses You could also pHrllctpHle tn balancmg the checkbook This mvolvement wJth fa mtly ftnances wtll probably help you undersl<lnd how much you can reah.slica lly afford to spend And remember to gel rtd of those charge cards - at least until ) ou canlrustyourselfagam Wnte to Dr Blaker tn care of th1s newspHper, P 0 Box 489, Rad1o C1ty Statton, New York , N Y 10019 Volume of mail proh tb tts personal rephes, but questtons of genera l mterest will be discussed tn fulur' columns 'I LUNCHEON HELD Members of the Umted Pentecos tal Church of Mlddleport Ladtes Awnltary met Tuesday at the church for a covered diSh luncheon. SIXtL<en adulis and SIX children were presenl Mrs VJrgima VJtatoe gave a talk 'Pr· on ayer and Fasttng " and there was group prayer to conclude the gathermg REUTIVESCALL LETART FALLS Relatives attending funeral services and calling at the Ewing FWleral Home lor ca rds. Darrell Rouah of Colwnbus .I don't understand what and visiting relatives here gets tnlo me when I enter a were Mrs. Hilda Andres, store I hke what I see and I Monte Roush, Mrs. Iris' buy Jt Owens and children, Steven, Of course I also charge Kimberly, Janet and many necess1~1es mstead or, Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul buymg them ~~ the grocery Rouah and children, Shana store But that s only to mak• and Chtlll Mr. and M Do my weekly ho use hold ' rs n. Rouah and daughter, Penny, allowance gof~rther My husband get.s mad tf I Mr and Mrs. Sheldon Catlett spend more than the amount Jr ' Gre1 Pellry, ill of 1 1 f M Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. 1e eaves or me every on- F'ram of M rtlna Ill d , dny mormng e a v e, 1n ., DEAR WIFE-·Uslng a Mr. and Mra. Carl Rllberts, credit card is notltke playing Athens, Mrs. Ronnie Young monopoly wtth pretend and Barbara of Middleport, money llts the r·cal linn~ and Mr and Mrs Sheldon Nul only do the bills have to Ca tlett Sr of Colum bus be paid In legal tender - but Funeral aervlces were held the fmant-e cHarges make Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Inyour game an expensiVe one terment 1 L l rt F 11 But you know alllhls Yet, Cern n ea a I you perstst In runmng up the . etery J GIRLS TRACK TEAM MEMBERS - Honored at Saturday mght's ba nquet were f1rst ro" , 1-r , Jody Gruese r, SllSJe Sellers, Ten Crouch, Paula Wolfe, Juh that tur n up PHII.IIDEI.PHIA 1UPI I · There w.ts an October ch tll tn Ute .ur Saturday mght and Sum~t ) to go along WJlh the ()( lobe1 lc nsum on the fte ld That's the 11 ay tt ts "I il c Ph tlh cs were so .mgered over a mnth mmng t all tn the Reds dramattc 4-3 wm Saturday mgh l that the Cmcmnut r It was the same when I m Pattsburgh ,' sa 1d former Ptrate Rtchle Hebner, who was ejected from the Saturday rugh t ga me for argumg that Pete Rose had swung at a pttch U1at was ca lled a ball We had some \\ hCJIC\'t! r m lssmg Heds and Pluladelplua Ph11!1 es · renew one of O'le th ing you can do Is t o s u pp o rt pr ograms prov 1d lng st iffer penalt1es for wrongdoers and proposals lor s tr eng th e ned cr ime ln., est1gatlon effor t s an wnp1re's dectswn m the You can al~ make 11 tougher tor crooks Use good . strong locks Mark Phtlltes 7-4 wm Sunday U1at he put the g,Hne under protest baseba ll's most mtense n val- rtcs - JUSt ask U1e umpires Heds ' mana ger Spa rky Anderson was so mad about possess ions w 1th your soctal secun t y n um ber Our agency Thoren Coach Connee Williams Dell <:~ second rO\\ , Johnson, Tammy Da vts B1 end a >Ish, Bon mc flosu 1amm) Smtth, Becky Hhodes best mct nager Dan ny Ozark c:un vcned a team meetmg 1 "-C:I :s r \ GIRLS BASKETBALL - Team members honored at the annual banquet tnclud10 ftrst row, 1-r, Coach Connee Wtlltams, Jea n Rttchhart, Mary Beth Slavm, manager, second row, Ju<iy Grueser, Tammy Srrnth, Sonja Hill C.1JCJ) I Ru,eber t y. Jul t Thoren Rosemary Hubba 1d, thu .( row. Della Johnso n. Bonnte Boso Jams Carnahan. (elf Gophers whi p tough ~a m es aga mst thls club' ' Rose eventually wa lk ed and used a hard slide to turn a potentw l game-<endmg double play mto a decd1ve two-run error Ozar k, also eJec ted Saturday mght, saJd Sunday he ca lled the mectmg to g1ve Ins pia; ers a sun pie message · I 1emmded Ihem not to get lhrown out of the ga me If anybody ge ls thrown out, let tt be me Bucks twice COLUMBUS, Oh tu il' PI ' l'v.u thrl't -1 W1 hurncr s b\ I um Johnson <~nd the fu ur-lut prtdung of Jerr) UdJur ga' e Mmnew t.1 CJ 9-0 shutout nf Ohl() Stl::ltt• m the 1)pem: 1 of a R1 g Ien double ht ,Hit r Saturdm •\nd the lrophl r s took tht: second game h-5 un tht' strengthl!f De~n ~1CEdttu,m " solo fow bugg er m thl' SIXth Jnhn~n t MaJor Leagu e srand1ng s By un1fed Pre ss In ternational Na11onal League 149 S. Third St. Middleport, 0 . Phila "Sec me for car, bolllt, Monrreal life, health and busiacss ~~.·.~~~~.. policy DALE c. WARNER INS• iDSU...,...,.!' •......,. .a_ 00 992 2143 .. ~~ ~ ~ •ttt••._fllt:t C~~< ~ u Po nnru·c ted tn the fou rth ;~ncl tht• se\ Pnth nff 992.71$5 1s the l:l0:2:W:Ma::'"::::m:t:ro:y~-~··;·;;;••;•';';.;"'~M~O~to~"i'i-ii·~~;"~,~,~ Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation 5 1 LO UIS NcwYork E::t L Pet 17 11 607 GB 1' ,,, 11 148 :: :; ~;1 14 19 14 20 424 417 ;· · Boston Det ro t New York Cievelnd M lwau ke Bal l mor 51 1 Tor onto GB Oa~land 6 Wesl w c Pel OSU s Mark IX•mps<•1 11 ho lust ft1r tlw ftr st tunc m 1 1~ h l dct 1s1on s tills ' e.us lljdUJ 11hu dtd not nllo11 a lut unttl Ull' ftfll1 tmung Am erican League East W 22 18 17 14 L Pet 11 66 7 9 66 7 GB 12 15 586 483 3 14 16 13 17 11 19 West -467 W L 2 1 10 l 43 3 6 .. 71• 367 91 ~ Pet 671 1\d\k{ 6 GO I tll ret' .md stt u<. k out SIX Hl rdiS Jilg h1:, I l't Urd \ fl 9-l SEN IOR ATHLETES OF volleyball, basketball and trat k lwnored at the SouU1ern GJrls' Athleuc Banquet tnclude ftrs t row, 1-r. Jean Httchhart. I tnda F1sher back ro" Coach Connee Wtlltams Cheryl Roseberry Ja)e Ord and Joy Nctgler ~ltnnesota 1:-; nnw 7-7 1n till' H1 ~ I t•rr 2.117 on the srason Ohtn S~!IC' drop(x•d to Jll 21 J,;.mlt'~ e~nd 5 i JJ1 19 11 63 3 111 Kon Ctly 17 13 567 31• {(lflft•rt•rJt t.' CinCJMi 19 14 LOS Ang l 18 14 576 563 2It 1 Texas 14 14 500 S1 2 Housfon 13 16 .ue 5 1 2 Seanle 12 23 343 11 57 N tekro All 55 Mator League Leaders LA 27 , Smllh LA 3nd Hou s~n OICgo 13 18 419 6 1 :I 011CCI90 9 18 3JJ 10 By Un1 ted PreH Interna ti ona l McCovey , Sf= 26 Morgan (H"l Montefus co SF JB Sea>ver C1n Atlanla 12 18 400 7 Mmneso t 10 23 303 12 ana BI VICYen P1ll 37 Batt1ng and Cart er Mi l 24 Saturday 's Resu l1 s Satur.di'"y ' s RE>suih 1Based on 6S a1 barsJ Am er .can Leagu e R ce Bos Houston 7 N ew York 4 Oakland 3 De tro 1t 'J N at1ona1 League 36 HOIJSOil , Bos ana Z 1S k Tf'K Montreal 3, All anta 0 Cleve1ana 1 C allt o r n~ol 1 G AD H Pet 27 Staub Dl•! 2~ M?ty Ball ~; San Fra nc1sco 7 Sl Lou1s 6 Boston 4 Mmnesota '1 Brroghs All 30 100 3~ 190 Stol e n Ba ~es C1ncmnah 11 Phdadelph1a 3 Seattle 9 Toronto 6 Bucknr Ch1 22 81 18 340 National L eagu e Moreno Los Angeles 5 Ch1 c a go 2 Balt,more s Texas 1 Dr1es n C1n 31 120 41 34/ Pill 20 Royster All Cedeno San D 1ego 6 Pti!Sb urgh S New York 5, Kan Ci ty 2 Monday LA 32112 37 330 Hou ana Lope!. LA 12 Su nd ay ' s R es ulls Mtlwaukee 6 Ch ic ago 1 sm. th LA 11 114 37 325 R 1c ha r ds SO \1 Housa tN Y 7 ppd rarn Sunday ' s R esu lh Hr nndl St L 34 130 42 323 Amen c an L et~ gu e LeFlore SF S 51 L 4 12 1nns , ls i Sea a I Tor ppd rc11n Fos.re r Cm 33 137 44 321 Del 14 Wilson KC 11 SF 4 St L J 10 1MS, 2nd De tr o1 t 15 Oakland 0 Sinn e t P1t 28 100 J1 310 NorwooCI Mm n Crul, Sc.:t ,)nd ilur ~1.111 nl dtniJ •l• .1ml Ptl llol d e lptlla 1 ClnCitlOi.'lll 4 Callfor n 1a 4 Cle"V elana 3 Ba ker LA 30 104 33 317 OJ lone , Oa~ 10 A1tan1a 2, Montrea l I Boston 6 Min neso ta 2 ll ~ hplpnl ' "!llm1~l' \(lllf Vtnt ne Mtl 77 104 33 117 P1fchm g P 1ft sburgh 1 San 0 1ego 0 M ilwauk ee S Ch•cago 4 \1l'•ltl!11 dUliWl"- (jill~ ~ ~\ ,tlld Am encan Leagu e Mos t V1 cton es Kan Crly 10 New York 9 Ch1 10, Los Ang 7 IS tnnS G AB H PC1 ~·~rllllllllto.,JII' Nat.onal L eague Gt.msley Ba11 1more 3, Tex as 2 Today•s Probable P1!chers ll 131 49 374 M t l 6 I , For sch St L 61 Ra u Ca re w M 1n (All Ttmes EDT) Today s Probable P itchers l3 140 51 364 LAS 0 , John LA ana Blue SF Rtce Bos I All T•m es E OT) Ph iladelph ia ( Lonbor g 4 71 at Jacksn Cal 11 6~ 74 348 I 1 One 01 t"- O Jav lull Oak land (Li! ngfo r d 0 2) a t Lynn Bas Hous ton ( R !Chard 2 l l. 8 35 30 11 4 39 342 Ameri ca n League Tanana Cl e'Veland I W1se 2 5 ). 1 30 p m pm dt"nturc \ CI \IU:, Reynl Cis Sea 31 9 1 31 ] 41 Ca r 6 1 Lee , Bos ; o 1orre1 Cal1 t orn1 a (A ase 2 I I at Cbbge M1n 51 Lou is ! For sc h 6 7l at San '19 94 3'1 ) 40 Bos 51 , Gu1C1ry , NY and Sosa , JliHII.th & rt•lin('~ Toronto (Underwood 1 3), 7 30 Coo per Mil Diego ( Perry 71 ), 10 p m 19111 39 JJJ Oak 4 0. F1gueroa , NY 4 1 P 1tlsbu rg h (Biylevcn 2 31 al pn; Porter KC '19 106 15 330 Sp lltorl l K C and Brobe rg OaK I or Los Angel es ( Rhod en 4 1) 10 30 Seattle !Abbott 1 \)at De tr o1 t Sngi ln Bar 1J )\ lJ 314 4 2 Kn ap p Cal 4 J August1ne IS!alon 3 II , 8 p m pm Yaz Bos 31115 37 322 Mil 4 5 Bos ton (Tran t 1 Ol at Kansas Tuuday •s Games Hom e Run s Earned Run Averag e Ctnct a1 Mon1r ea1 n1ghf NatJon ail League Mond.,y , ( Based on l6 mnmg s p1tched l 1 C1ty (G ale') 01 , 8 30 p m Balhmore (0 Mart 1neJ J 2) LA 9, Atta a1 New York mght L uz!nskl , Ph1l 8, Nati o na l L eagu e Gr 1msley at Mmnesoll'l 1Er1ckson 2 3) P h Ia at Houston , n1gh1 Kmgman Ch 1 Drmssen, C1n Mil 1 86 Kne ppe r SF 1 87 P 1ftsbgh at Lo s Ang , n1ghl 8 30 p m and Schmid t, Ph il 7 R Reuschel , Ch! I 9 2, Andu1ar , St L OUIS at San Dgo OIQhl New Yo rk ( S ea lt le 1 01 at Amtm can Leag ue Rice , Bos Hou and Car lton , Ph !! 112 • Dr t\J St:tehi1• Dr ( \\ lk .~J • Dr (1 I \hlrllhlll~h Ch1cago 1Wortt1am 1 I ), 8 30 11 Ba ylor Cal Ale~eander . Oak Ctuca go at ...Sa n F ran n1ght Amencan Leagu e Johnson p on • D• W D ~unhal l • Dr l ~ 1l.ll1rph' • [)1 I O dunm llnCI Z1Sk. Tex 9 Ma y, Bait , Oa k 1 29 Gu1d r y , NY 1 61 Milwaukee i Tra.,ers 0 0) at Tho m pson , De t and H sle, M !l Ryan , Cal 2 01 Roze ma De l Texas (Jenk ins J 1). a 35 p m Th e Rl \l~rt: Ct:nter -.,.. _ lf!flil!!t., 8 2 OJ Keough Oak J 05 Tuesday ' s Games Boll 000 000 101 J 8 o Run s Batted In Strikeouts 949 E Ltvmgsron 1\\-e ' Columbu ~ Oa kland e l Cl eve land lell;as 011 000 000 - 2 10 0 Nat1onat Leag ue Monday , Nahonal Leagu e R 1c hard . Cali f at Toron to , n 1ght Flana gan , F ll nn (7), St an house (9 ) Md 0 e m p s. e y , Sea lf le at Detro 1t n ight Ne w York at Ch 1c ago . n1ghf Sk5Qg S., Ell is a nd Sun dberg W Balt imore at MIMn , n1Qht - Fhnn, I 0 L - E il !s, 21 HR Bos lon a l Kan C1 ly , ni ght Balt,mo re , M5y (8) M1lwo'1ukee (Ill Tex.ns , n !gh t San Fran 20 12 6?5 Cal1 f Cust~nt fnr ,1[ \ Dr. Rooald ERiviere MACHINE RENTAL '2500 PER DAY I 1I 1 I I 2 II I I I 3 II I I I I W. STANLEY R·VALUE COMPARISON CHART 4 I I I I I FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER GLASS S tanley H 1297 Alu mtnum le>vels feature three 360 >v1als two plumb one level each OfOtected wlth dust- proof vt al covers 18' 24 and 2A ' models ava1lable These values are for one inch of loose·fill onsulation SAYRE HARIMARE City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 111 Street 812-2125 New Haven , W f.ii.ifiifi helps yell do things rkJht Point Pleasant 675-2460 '· tile full dentu.L.. . ., in ooe or two dags PER BAG o .. lei Teafo rd and Jaye Ord pro v1 de s prevent1on tl • \d Mike Swiget That 's why we pr even ted Volleyba ll - Jean Rttchhart, Ltnda t'tsher, Joy Netgler. Loretta Holsmger, Pa m Brauer, Sonja H1ll , Bonnte Boso, Tamtny Sn'!tth, Jody Gr ueser, Teresa Hols tein, Della J ohnson, Ca rla Teafo rd and Peg Bush Trac k - Brenda Ash, Tammy Davts, Bonme Boso, Ju he Thoren Jody Grueser, Sus1e Sellers, Teresa Rtce, Becky Rhodes, Pa ula Wolfe and Tem Crouch 11mm~ f inan ci al pr otec t• on and service w hen cr1me losses occur but man y c a n be say - r eam members recetvmg awards were Basketball ~ Jams Carnahan , Ca rla Tea ford , Rosem ary.,Jlubbard, SonJa Htll Jody Grue.ser, Juhe Thoren, Dell a Johnson , Tammy Sm1th, Jean Rtlchh an, Cheryl Roseberry , Jay e Ord , Bec ky Cro wn , Bonnte Boso, and Managers Paula Barnette and Mary Bclh Slavm Philadelphia hammers Reds Yo u can help cut down on losses t ha l crime losses premtums CHOKES 11 Annual girls' athletic banquet held at Southern for dellbertly set f 1res ex- Ef' F"ECriVE DATE AND REPEAt, Debbte Wmdon, Mary Cleek, and Ju Ann Clark rc-cetved 20 pound ptns and ecrtthca tes fur wetghl loss at the Monday nig ht meettng of .' ' o f th l'@e hundred words a~ainst each shall be puOb.med once a we-ek for three eon9e<'Utl ve w~ks Pretedinr the elect ion In at l~ast one newwpaper or genera l circu lation in each county of the rla te where a new.paper 1B published The sec~ary of state shaU ca use to be p laced upon th e ballot s t he ballot lancuage for any such law or proposed law or proposed amendment to the constit ution to be li ubmlttcd 'ttle ballot lanruare shall be prescrtbed by the Ohio Ballot Board In the same m anner a nd subjed to the same temu~ and condl tJon11. as apply to i sau~ litl bmltted by the general assembly punu an t to Section 1 of Article XVI of this corutltutton The ballot Ltnguare shall be 10 presc ribed and the !lt>t"rtlary of state shaU cause t he ballob 10 to bt prlnttd as to permit an a Mrma hve o r negative vote u pon each law, acction o f Jaw or Item In a law approprlatlng money, or proposed law or propoeed amendnumt to the con•tltuti on The rtyle of au lawa IJ\Ibm ltkd b y lnlt iatlve 11nd ~ruppl eme n tary ~tltl on s hall be Be It EnactM bf the P~ple or the State of Ohio and of a ll con stltutlonal ame ndments · "Be tt Re ~lved b\ the People o f the State o( OhJo ' The basis upon which th e req uired n umbe r of peUtlonen in any caw sha ll be- detc tmln :::!d shnll be the to ta l number of votu cut for thr o mce or govt>mor a t the last p~edln,q election therefor The foreMoinr pro v l s lon.o~ of th is section !i:hnll be se lf u eeutlng except as herein oth erwlo;e provided Lnwt may be pa s~>ed to f acll!tate th eir operation but In no way li mitin g o r re~>trktlng eit her suc h proVIsions or the PQI\ ers herein rese rved !Seal) I t hrough you r word !i f or each and also th e Drgu - Weight loss pins presented ." Polly Cramer l'l t\INS--"I he Muthcr-da ughtcr lmnquct of .tnt! Elt zabe th Chesher, Paul Da1 nell, Allen ll ua ld Hughes Ll'c Mt:Comct s llu·ald Luul(l MdWI "as F"teld tng Hawktns. James suhno.: t lnspcctw ns onn oum ed Clat" ortlt\ Honored rna.sons r ecugmz· WL' I ~ Athcrts. June 1.1, H.tr· Mrs Evchn I t'\\Js. ( rl dl'l' F1cn ch Beu lah Hales Demola \ members \\CI e Bru u .• Morn.son, Ol!Vt' Loutse Ktn~ Hub1 llteltl .ntd Honored guests prcscmcd . Branc h J ot' Blaztt•r at tnspecllon tndudcd Rubel Calltpohs, lhchard Vaughan Evd Fou!J<c Othe rs rl'( ugmz ta K Mmdltng. past grand Pomeroy. Herald Ogg. New ed we1c LouJSe Stewatt matron uf the Grand ChaplcJ Marshfi eld Wllbur McLean ilislllll 1tu ptestdenl Jud1 of Oh1 11 Howard I Shull past At hens Chaplet , Harold Van Dvke ami Sa1ah Blaztl'l. grand patron 'vlrs Rtley, Chmttan, Belpre Larr) gram! p;:t !:!t.~ <iml grand aulcs. ctnll funnc r gr;md appwntdep uty grand matron Well. Harnsonvllle Patrtc ta Wtbon. grand Also presented were the nll'nts, S1lvJa Midkiff !:lea repr ctientatlw to Konsas m J>HSL matrons of E1angehnc Lou tse Mtlchdl. Cora Webb Ohw. and worth; mall ons. Chapter, Besste Kmg, Naomt Mary Hughes Benuce Huff. Marv Lou Sm1lh, Albam K1ng, F~rt c Kennedy, Kath1 man, Mart ha Mu.se J ccmcttc Fu rman:~ Murnsurt Oil~t..· J ulmsun, Maryl n Wtlcox Wa1 d, M.tll Shull, Beulah ChapteJ , Duncan Falls M.trl F uvclla Bcdtll e, Glenna Peoples, Du1 ulhy I c1rell , Mt:: Mah on, Ma ta mura s Cnsp. Kathryn Mttchell Htlda QUic kel , and Leolt,t Chapter , Sarah Blaz tel. Gt ace French Evelyn Lewts Ha) cs Suns t11nc pctges \H' r c Gallipolis Chaptc1 Huth Euuna Clatwurthy, V ~rguua Schm e lz e r 'vlatllta Bucha nan. Ma11e Hawkms Naumt Ktng Etta Mac• ~ol· Was hi ng t on Cha pte r Jenevee Chesher Etta Mac tun. and Jencvee Chcshu Roseville Norton Ruma Haw ktn s wllh tht funds to go to Other worth y mat rons Beula h Hayes, Kathr) n ES'I M\1 presen t ed ~ ere Hub y Kmght. and Lmda Maye1 . lru tratl un wa s hl'ld for Vaughan . Pomeroy Chapter and the past palru11S, Bob Delbe rt Mttehell Frank Esu le Ankrum , Belp1e Ktng, Btll Kmg , Harry Hc1 ald. Jr , Mary Jane ---- - -- Slout. Bell) Chcvu il er. Jcsstd!\ Lynn ( hcvaltet. St l'a ul s Uu1l cd Melh'"hsl Mildre'll Brooks Mildred ( hu ll h \las held Mny 9 dt tlte Co ldwell Edna Summcrfteld. ( hu r ch w1th 48 persons dtten- Nora E Htcc. llorulhy Du<i· dtug I' he potluck st) lc dumc1 del CJ, Gladys Powell Wtlma WtiS SC I'VCd flUilla lo lJ]c l'l lils. Angela DamewoJXI, tlectJJ .tied ill J'. u1ca n Gun ell llc1mce Maluh<tn . Stella Blc ~!:.>lll g was given b) Mr s i\dktns. 1-:ffte Sandel s, Mary Gull ell From.: I ~ V1ncye~r d. Susan Mr :-; .Ju Ann ~ra11 c 1 s F1 W ICIS ctruJ I tnda Sue Gur ~ pr c:-;t rrtcd till' pr ugr am us111g 1ell The small duldt en allensongs, rCt:ltatwn.s emUga m~ s Lling S<:t llg Jesus Loves Me" POLLY"S POINTERS �... ~ . .. .... ...._.~ . 3-The Datly Senltnel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 , Monday, May 15, 1978 2- ThP nailv Sentmel, Muldleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday , May 15, 1978 St. Paul's UMC hosts mother-daughter banquet OES inspection held at MasOnic Temple Approxunmely 140 attended that mspt•dJon of Evangeline Chapter 172 01der of the Eastern Star, at the Middleport Masontc Temple Thursda v mght - Mrs :-laney Htley , deputy grand matron of Dtstmt 25. was the mspedtng offtcer A pre-mspeclwn dmner Wi'!S served b) the DeMulay Mother, Club an d the Chapter Emma Polen . Aurcltus Ch~ pter . Macksburg, Wtlm~ Ogg, New Marshfteld Chapter. Stella Atk tns , Harnsun vlll e Chapter Donna McLean. At hens C h~pl e 1 . Allee Mou<iy , Muskmgwn Chapte1. Zanesvtlle, Lmda l't lt un, I u11 ell Chaple1 , Vc1 ncla Wo1 ks, Bar tl<'i l ChapteJ )l'urth) pa trons p1 esented I UPI'rHS t'll were Ji:ill1Cs Clalwurllr\, drstJll't dl' pUlYgrcmd nwstt•r rl su nvlil c, of the 12th MasuJm DtslJlll M.u tcll<l , June 12 ami J ct rncs Mi lch en dq~ r te rnason Ftfl) .l3rd \ t',rr mem be r s JUI'scnted \Hit' l 'u niH a~: l iH.! , J un e 8, J, fw J Jut lt Hl'f r eslu nenb \\ t'T t' S l't ved fu ll u\\ Ulg lht l r1spct !tun wt! h spr ~~~ ~ flu" e1s dl' <t! l <1 tlll ~ tht· sci v1 11~ latJit· M1 s Hdwktns a nd M r~ Klll ght 1egTsteH•d 110~1 M1 Muthcl S teve ~ dS o c\osmg for t he pr ogram M) IJV S.trah Lunsford, Kath1 PuiHII .llld Sue Caldwell \~ crt' Kt~r Ia l ht.• )OU ng cst Mrs Fdn [l Summer Jl lulher field the oldest and MJS Heathe1 a nd Matt, hoste-d a AlH.lrt.'y Tm renee , the nwthet mlaw Mother s l htV fa11111\ gathet - with the mus t Lluldr en C:mne mg The1r guesL~ Wl'rc Shl'l IY prr ?.cs we re won by Mrs Ktn g Bl uff ton Ktek Don s Kocrn g .md Mr s (; race Meck stoth Hunllngton W Va M1 .Jlld ilt JS \Vt lltam Kmg, Kcvtn 1\lllg Mr and M1 s Hank Johnson ll1 ad btu 1 ami Mt ,\IIU MIS Dtck Ftnlaw PotncJOJ Stout . .tnd MIS M11uuc Kaptt: llld wun (he du01 pr rzc Ot lte1s allendtn g wc1c M.IUdc G1ay. Slmle) Hu111s M.uultc Ha11 ts. Melissa Hal· 11s l'ltcl ma HemleJSon , Edtth ll.tl (lCI Edna Hannan. Ver· u.t Stout , Drmna Chauwell, C"ltarlee t'had11ell, Rubal Juptlcr ts the largest of the C<dd11ell. Sa ll y Caldwell, Ju<it pl anets 111 tht• Solar Svslt'tn Cald11ell , t\udrey "lunencc, Its e (Jui:tlUI' lctl dtcunetet IS Tu1 a (,uthm Dorothy 88.000 mtlcs II tunes lite MVeiS Ma1) Haves, Hazel dituneter uf the em th Ba~~tlull , I c11 1Stoul, Conme PICTURES SHOWN Mrs Ralph Badgley and Mrs Helen Slack were guests Tuesday evemng for the meetmg of lhe Apple Grove Umted Met hodist Women at the church annex Mrs. Badgley and Mrs Slack told of lhm trtp to the Holy Land and showed ptctues The left Charleston Feb I 3 and ' returned to the states Feb 24 Mrs Dallas H1ll led the busmess meet mg and also served refreshm ents to Mrs Slack, Mrs Badgley, Mrs Dolly Wolfe, Mrs Jan Noms and Tracy , Mrs Arnold Hupp, Mrs Sharon Hupp, Mrs Irene Hupp, Mrs Edith Manuel, Mrs Eileen Buck, Mrs Julia Noms, Mrs Bess Parsons and Mrs Ruth Htll, a guest FUll TEXT OF THE RESOLUTION PROPOSING THE AMENDMENT ISS UE I IAmcllded Subs t itute House J oin t nt;sol ut 10n No 121 1 F-: Btooks, 0\\ n ' I' he re were rec rtatwns DIN NER Mr and Mt s PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT To amend Sect10n lg of Article II of the Const1tut10n of Oh1 o I. TO REQUIRE THE OHIO BALLOT BOARD TO WRITE THE BALLOT LANGUAGE FOR STATE ISSUES PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE OR REFERENDUM PETITION. 2. TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF TIMES INITIATIVE AND REFER· ENDUM PROPOSALS MUST BE ADVERTISED PRECEDING THE ELECTION. 3. TO MAKE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR CIRCULATING AND SIGNING INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PETITIONS SIMILAR TO THOSE FOR PETITIONS FOR CANDIDATES. (Proposed by ResolutJon of the Genera'! Assembly of Ohi o) A maJortty affi rmative vote IS necessary for passage I= I Gud ltct:ug lll z~ U JOIN1 RESOLU f lON Propotlng to am•nd S.cllon lg of Article II of lbe Cooatllullon of the S late o f Oblo to rMuce lha n umber of tim.. lnlti&Jive and rete rt~ndum propoaall mu&l be advtrUMd lo r•qulre lhe Ohio Ballot Board to pr""Crl.,_ the ballot languap for lh... pro po..u end to conform ,.quiz.. mtnJa for c1rc:ul&Ung and algnln; lnltldl•• and ref•rendum ~II ­ IlON to lhOM pro•ld•d by law for othe r kind• o f petitions fle rewtved by the General It o f the Stat e of Ohio fi fth!> (If the meml.Jt!r.;: el+..•·cted to c.•~ t1 ht U ~ l" concur rii1R tht rein ttwt the n! ~hnl i bt 1iUim 11tcd tu the t•! cctol ~ o f t he ><t a te Ill the manner prCSt'ntW:d by la w AI the !>pedal t>le-ctlon to be hel d on the fir r;1 1\ieMia} after the fin~t Monday In June 1978 11. propos:ll to .1men d th e C o n.~Ututwn o l the S tate or Ohio b \ RIIH'IH.Fng Scetlo n lg or Article II A ~~ t·rnbl) NO SCIIlg ( !JL V(:I IH..~ r·, PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION SHALL THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED? DC::tlllC\\'ood Gctvc Me A Mother and J,ul th ~: ~ uc s t s BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANATION, ARGUMENTS, AND RESOLUTION FOR AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE 6, 1978 YES l.llld d I: I= EXPLANATION OF ISSUE No. I I. Under present law the Ohio Ballot Board may wnte s1mpltAed ballot language for Constitutional amendments proposed by the G eneral Assemb ly H owever, ballot languagE' for state Jssues proposed by mt tJ ative or referendum pe!t!Jons must be wrttten by the Secretary of State under h1ghly techrucal requuements This section of the amendment allows the Ohio Ballot Board also to prepare s1mphfied ballot language for 1ssues proposed by trutlattve or referendum petition 2 A state 1ssue proposed by init1ative or refere ndum petitiOn 1s now required to be published once a week for five consecuti ve weeks pnor to the elect1on. Th1s section of the amendment reduces this reqwrement to once a week for three weeks, as is now reqmred for 1ssues proposed by the General Assembly 3. This section of the amendment allows a s1gner of an initiative or referendum petition to use a standard postal address to identify the place of residence. It also eliminates the notarized statement of the Circul ato r and authorizes the General Assembly to prov1de by law for a statement that the circulator witnessed the affixing of every signature These changes make the requtrements for circulating and signing 1rut1ative and referendum peti\1ons sumlar to those of pel!tions for candidates ARGUMENTS FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT The people's conshtuttohal right to propose Jaws and constttutJOnal amendments by 1ruttattve petition and to place laws passed by the General Assembly on the ballot by referendum 1s sometimes fru strated because of techrucal deta1ls tn the legal reqUirements Issue 1 w1ll clarify some of these procedures, and w1ll enable tnllJatJVe and referendum measures to appear on the ballot m language that 1s clea r and easy to understand Issue I will have the following advantages I. People who s1gn mitiative or referendum petitwns w1ll be able to list their addresses in the form most fam1ll ar to them whether it be a post office address, a street and number m a city or VIllage, or a rural route number or township if they live outside a c1ty or VIllage. At the present time some names of'eligible signers ;nust be stricken because the y fa1led to ll~t their address m strict conformity to the law 2. Circula tors of petihons will no longer have to have each part pellllon notariz ed a requirement that is both burdensome and expensive A simple stateme nt that the circulator Witnessed each s1gnature Will be suffictent Stnce all signatures m ust be checked before final acceptance of the petitions th1s is sufficient to assure, Initially, that the petit 10ns should be rece1~ed for filing • 3 Reducing the nwnber of times newspaper publica!Jon IS requtred for each initiated or referred measure from five to three w1ll result ln substantial savings for taxpayers. Three instead of five publications of lnthatlve oroposals in November, 1975, would have saved $120,000.00. Thl-ee complete publications will give all voters ample opportumty to read the proposal and the Information about it. 4. Voters have already adopted a proposal creating a Ballot Board w1th authori ty to wr1te the ballot language for constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly in 1anguage that is clear and easy to understand. Legal requirements that technical details of a proposal must appear on the ballot were eliminated. Issue I will apply the same techroque for prepanng the ballot langua~e for miltated and r~ferred mea sures, and will ass1st in voter understanding of these somettmes comphcated measures Commi !tee for the Amendment: Kenneth R. Cox, Rex F . Kieffer, Harry J . Lehman and John K. Mahoney th u~ •IS follows ARfi CLE II Any mHu•tl vt lli Up· or r eferendum pet! tl on mRy be presented In r;eparate pans but each rart shall contatn a ful l and co rre c COP) o f the title and text of the law, section or it em thereof soultht to be refer red or the propoM'd lii w or proposed amendment to the eoMt ltu tlon Ench ~lgner o r any in lttathc, J>Up· Jllementa r ) or reh:rend um petiti on must lx· au ~elec t o r o f U1e state niiCl shall pl ace on such petition nttcr hts nam e th e da te of StlfJl ln g and his place o f re~Jdcnce A signer ~siding outside of a mun1c lpalit:>. M oll st.1 te t he co unty and the rural route number , poat office Add!'f'M or townshty or h is resJ.den ce A rea idel\t o a mun icipality ~;hall s tntc the st ree t and num~ r 1f ,111~ of his rcsldcnee and t he n mnc o! the rnunlelpallty or the post office address Th e names of nil ~ lgners to 1n1~h pelltlons !!hall be Section IC plemen tary, wnuen 1r1 ink e:~ch .si Jin~r hlm~~elf Tu ~ach part of t iO!l ~hnll be attached IUCh f or {:~etl­ t he sa te menl of the ci rculator ilJ rna)' l:lf' req ui red by l AW that he wltnesrrert t he af1h ln« o r every si gnature The petitiOn and signatu res upon 10uch pe titions. s ha ll be pre sumed to be 111 nil Jespects IU!T1 chmt unlt=ss no t late r th a n t or t): d1ns be fore th e fl'lectlon it shall be oth erwise pro' ed and In s uch e ven t ten addi li onnl d<l )!l !lhall be nllo wed tor the fi ling of add ltloo al Blgnatures t o such petition No la w or nmend ment to th e co!Uitl tutlon 11ubmttted to th e electors by inllla t he and su pplementa r y petition and receJV· ml( An :~.mnnatlve maJortty o f th e v o tes cast the«''n 11ha ll be held unconslltutlonal or void on aceoun t of the In su ffici ency of th e pet iti ons by which such submi ssloo of th e same '111 81 {'rocured nor &hall th ~ re jeetlon o any law submitted by re rerendwn petition be held In · vn ltd for .such insuMdency Upon all Initiative, su pplementar) an d referendum pet itions provided for m any or the se.c u ons ot thi s nrh cle It shall be n eee~ l} to Ole f rom each or one half o f th e countiH o f the .rta te petiti on,; bea rin g the Bllft atu~s of not Je~ th an one-half of the dc>llgnated I)Cretntage of the eleeton o f such t•ounty A true cop y of all laws o r pruiJOIIed laws or p ropo~ amendmen~ to the constitution, together with on argum~ent or explanation or both for , and olso an argument o r explaMtlon or botll against t he aame shall be prepa red The per.tOn or penon• whn prepare the argument or explana tion or both all'alnst any law seetlon or Item subm itted to the electors by refer t>ndwn pei!Uon, may be named m !Alch pe tition and The persons wh o prepare the argum ent or ex planQ ~ t1011 or both f or any proposf'd Jaw or proposed amendment to the con stl tutlon maY be named in t he petition proposing the same The person or persons who prepare thl'! 1rgument or explBJUI.tion, or bo th rar the law, section or Hem. aub- mJitcd to the t>lecton by referendum petition, or against any pro~ po~d law su b mitted ~ b y supple mentary petJtlon, shaJJ be named bv the ge neral n.s:sembly 1! In 5l'Sol0n and II not in session then by the go' c r no r The law or proposed law, or proposed ome ndment to the c onstitution t oge th er with t he a rgument& and explanations, not cxcf'edJng a total o f three hundred 4 Rug backmg won 't sffck DEAR POLLY - What can be done w1th k1tchen and bathroom rugs when the ~b­ beJ" ba ckmg starts to fall off ' We have a bunch of rugs m this condtt10n even though the tops are s!Jil hke new I have trted ustng spray adhesJve but tt does not last long MR HKB DEAR MR H K B - I have receiVed many complatnts such as yours In the same ma1l wtth your letter was one from Mrs G WG She complamed the com oper~ted laundromat she goes to does not want her to use the1r rnachmes for washmg such rugs I have made many tnqulfles but no one tn the bustness offers any more Utan the suggeshon to apply the commerctal adhestve spray Have any o( you other readers found a solu!Jon ' POLLY \ DEAR. POLLY - If l have leltover cooktes that are gel· tmg hard I put a half-shce of bread tn the cook1e contauier w1th them They soften and taste hke fresh baked ones.MARGARETP DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve Js w1th those people who park the1r cars nght tn front of the grocery stores Most of them are gone for only a few mmutes and may be unaware of the trafftc problems the) ca use the rest of us who try to get around them Also I gel peeved wtth those perfectly healthy people who park m the wheel chair parkmg areas Many heavy people who park m such pia ces would be better off gelttng the exercise from walkmg from a parkmg space further away Thanks for let- ling us use the colUliUl to air out Peeves -MRS. R.D M DEAR POLLY - I have found that peanut butter IS a very mexpens1ve but powerful household cleanser. If a bread wra pper or other such plashc has touched a hot toaster or pan 11 will leave a restdue. Peanut butter will remove this as well as the restdue left from tape, labels and s!Jckers I have also used tl to remove traces of caulkmg compound that has been left to dry m unwanted places It wtll not remove rust but will take off some stubborn sta tns from the shower stall and bathtub Als o removes a wax butld-up on a !able. Spread the peanut butter over the area to be cleaned, leave 11 for several hours and then gently, but finnly , "tpe off )he unw ~nted substance w1th a paper towel This should work for Mrs J C whose plano has a film on tt left by a plas!Jc scarf It wtll not damage the surface and wtll polish as well as clean (Polly 's note Use the smooth peanut butler, not the chunky kmd ) I use petroleum jelly to remove 011 base patnl from my hands and under my nat is It does not dty the skin as many such cleansers do I use ha1r spray to remove purple and black marks left on kttchen counters by contamers wlh pnce marks on them It also removes the pr1ce from glass and lm contamers and most pnnt from pla s tt c conta tner s KJMBERLY Polly will send you one of her stgned th ank-you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your !avonte Potnler, Peeve, Problem tn her column Wnte POLLY 'S POINTERS Ill care of this newspaper m<'1ltti an d cxr lanatlons cll?'('dlng a tota not II nd opted by n majority of t he electors voting thereon thll amendment shall take J mmedJa~ e fT«.1. and exlsHnr Sectlon lg of Article lJ ahall be repealed f rom Nch e ffective d ate UNITED STATES OF AMER IC A STATE OF OH IO OFTICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE 1 TED W BR O WN Secretary of State, do hereby ce rtify th ot t he toregolnfls A trul!! cor,y of Amended Subfltltute House J o nt Resolution No 12 flied ln the office of the Secretary of State, p ropos in g to amend the Con•tltutl cn o f Ohio together with the ballot lanruare and explanation certified to me by the Ohio Ballot Board and argum enta for the am endment 111 subm itted bv the approprJ a ..._ commi tlee IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 havt= hereun to aubacrlbed m y name llnd affixrd my official seal at Columbut this l~th d ay of APril , 1978 TEDW BROWN. Secretary of State the Conway D1et class held at the Metgs Inn Two new members were wel comed Sue Matson lost the most weight for the week wtth Mary Hunter as the run""T nerup il't the Mason, W Va class nu: DAILY S Jo.NTI N Jo~ l OJo~ YOT£0 T0 111 F. heltl at Sl Joseph's Church INTERFST<W ha ll, two new members were MEIG8-MASON AREA U.ken mtu membership N~n­ ROBERT HOEfl.ICH City Editor cy Bragg was the btg loser of Publlshctl dllliy except Saturdll, \, y Th4l Oh.lo Valle' Publlshin 8 the week wtth Madahne Cpmpany Multlmedt. Inc , 111 Roush, Betty Fox and Dtana Coon St , Pomeroy Ohio 4576~ Johnson as runners up F1ve 'UUSint:SJI Ofht-.: Phon~!! m 21:16 ~)litorUII Phone 002 -2 1 ~7 20 pound ptns and cert1hcates Set,'ilnd c U.as postage PIUd 111 were presentL'tl to Nancy Pomeroy, OhiO Bragg, MJ!Zt Oldaker, Betty N~! ll omal 11dvertWng rtpre~en Ultivt l.11ndon A.hocllltes 3101 Fox, Judt Frye, and Ltnda f:Alclld ~ Ye Cltvel.llnd Oblo4-111~ lhle , SuaK•r1ptlon ratt.'S Delivered by t:Hrrler whPr e avalltiblt 7~ t.CIILq per At the Wcdnesd.t y mght ~tt!k By Molor itoute when• t Hrrlf'r mcetmg of the 1\llwns Class l!trVItt' nut iH'Hliabit' One ITHJlltil, at the Urnvm>'l) !11 Janel $3 2fr BJ rlllltl Ill Otuo ~and W V1t Ow Ye11r l:r41 00. S11 months Powell was the weekly wmIl l ~fl , Th rl!e m~th s 11 Oo ncr tn wet ~ hl loss, w1th F.J.osewhere S26 00 year Six monlh.• SI J ~ 0 Thr et' month.'! $7 ~0 Tere!lll Hawkms as runnerup ~bsl-nptlon IJI" lt.~ mdudeJI SundHy Mrs Hawktns also Jcce tved fune&.Sf'ntln~ l her 20 pound put .rnd ceJliftcatc r--------- '"'1 ·' VOLLEYBALL - Members of the SouU1ern Htgh Volleyball team , honored at Saturday's banquet were, first row, I tor , Lmda Fisher, Pam Brauer, Joy Ne1gler Jean Rtlchhart; second row, -De lla Johnson, Jody GrueseJ, SonJa Hill, Tammy Smtth, thtrd row , Teresa Holstetn , Bon rue Boso, Peggy Bush, Carla Teaford The annual G1rls Athleltc .,by approxunately 100 persons Ba nquet of So uthern Htgh altendmg Coach Co nn ee W!lh ams School 11 as held Saturday mghl tn the ht gh school presented her three teams ca fetert a wtlh at hletes. voll ey ball, basketball and parents and guests attendtng tra ck Spec tal basketball A bulfel dtnner was enjoyed awards were presented to thr ee se mors Jaye Ord received the Best Defenstve Player Award, Jean RJtchharl was named Best OffenSive Player, and Che ryl Roseberry " as named Most Valu able Player Prevention is the best policy..• FOR CURBING CRIME LOSSES Karen Blaker Ph.D d tr ect l y affect you w he th er they happen to you or not Take the c r ime of arson You 're pay•ng an lncreas1ngly h eav y subsi dy 1nsurance Insurance cos ts are adver se ly af fec fed by burglar ies, r obbenes and car thefts plus th e countless CB ra di os an d b icyc les B) Karen Rlaker, Ph.D DEAR DR BLAKEH - We arc $4,000 In debt and the culprtl ts - yuu guessed tl the credtl card My w1fe JUS! can t res ts! chargtn g somethtng every ltme she goes shoppmg I have to put a stop Lo tl, but I'm not exactly sure what to do My latest plan IS to pay off all the charges wtlh one b1g loan At least I wtll then have only one month!; payment My bt g fear, however, IS that my wtfe wtll charge even mm c once she no Iunger sees those astrunomtcal charges on the monthly statcment.s · I am upset because I make the only salary fur the family and pay all the bills Maybe she ts takmg advantage of me Do you thmk my plan wtll wo1k' DEA R HUSBAND--The ttrnc ts nght for action But your plan ts not drasttc enough Consolidate the debts mto one loan Then close the charge accow1t.s That's nght ' Celebrate the upenmg of a new era by ustng a patr of scissors on your credtt cards Had you and your wtfe talk " ' tins problem through to 1t.s logteal conclusion, I'm certam you would have come up w1th the Slime solutiOn Perhaps you both have the urge ' to hve beyond your means Are YOU ready to destroy the credtl cards and face the gr1m reahty of hfe without credit ' By the way, credtt ca<ds are never the culprits Then over-use ts a hUJJUin error DEAR DH BLAKER_ 11 's true I do abuse our cred1t dtarge account.s Why ' Is It your way of slnkmg oock at your husoond for puttmg you tn the chJld-ltkc post• !tun of rece tvtng all> allowance' If so, Jl works It t-ertamly succeeds tn makmg hun upset But there may he a more adult 11ay to hand! your resentment Why not Sll down wtlh yoor husoond and work out a budget"' Then open a (Oint checktng ~ccount so you ca n wrtle checks for the household expenses You could also pHrllctpHle tn balancmg the checkbook This mvolvement wJth fa mtly ftnances wtll probably help you undersl<lnd how much you can reah.slica lly afford to spend And remember to gel rtd of those charge cards - at least until ) ou canlrustyourselfagam Wnte to Dr Blaker tn care of th1s newspHper, P 0 Box 489, Rad1o C1ty Statton, New York , N Y 10019 Volume of mail proh tb tts personal rephes, but questtons of genera l mterest will be discussed tn fulur' columns 'I LUNCHEON HELD Members of the Umted Pentecos tal Church of Mlddleport Ladtes Awnltary met Tuesday at the church for a covered diSh luncheon. SIXtL<en adulis and SIX children were presenl Mrs VJrgima VJtatoe gave a talk 'Pr· on ayer and Fasttng " and there was group prayer to conclude the gathermg REUTIVESCALL LETART FALLS Relatives attending funeral services and calling at the Ewing FWleral Home lor ca rds. Darrell Rouah of Colwnbus .I don't understand what and visiting relatives here gets tnlo me when I enter a were Mrs. Hilda Andres, store I hke what I see and I Monte Roush, Mrs. Iris' buy Jt Owens and children, Steven, Of course I also charge Kimberly, Janet and many necess1~1es mstead or, Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul buymg them ~~ the grocery Rouah and children, Shana store But that s only to mak• and Chtlll Mr. and M Do my weekly ho use hold ' rs n. Rouah and daughter, Penny, allowance gof~rther My husband get.s mad tf I Mr and Mrs. Sheldon Catlett spend more than the amount Jr ' Gre1 Pellry, ill of 1 1 f M Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. 1e eaves or me every on- F'ram of M rtlna Ill d , dny mormng e a v e, 1n ., DEAR WIFE-·Uslng a Mr. and Mra. Carl Rllberts, credit card is notltke playing Athens, Mrs. Ronnie Young monopoly wtth pretend and Barbara of Middleport, money llts the r·cal linn~ and Mr and Mrs Sheldon Nul only do the bills have to Ca tlett Sr of Colum bus be paid In legal tender - but Funeral aervlces were held the fmant-e cHarges make Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Inyour game an expensiVe one terment 1 L l rt F 11 But you know alllhls Yet, Cern n ea a I you perstst In runmng up the . etery J GIRLS TRACK TEAM MEMBERS - Honored at Saturday mght's ba nquet were f1rst ro" , 1-r , Jody Gruese r, SllSJe Sellers, Ten Crouch, Paula Wolfe, Juh that tur n up PHII.IIDEI.PHIA 1UPI I · There w.ts an October ch tll tn Ute .ur Saturday mght and Sum~t ) to go along WJlh the ()( lobe1 lc nsum on the fte ld That's the 11 ay tt ts "I il c Ph tlh cs were so .mgered over a mnth mmng t all tn the Reds dramattc 4-3 wm Saturday mgh l that the Cmcmnut r It was the same when I m Pattsburgh ,' sa 1d former Ptrate Rtchle Hebner, who was ejected from the Saturday rugh t ga me for argumg that Pete Rose had swung at a pttch U1at was ca lled a ball We had some \\ hCJIC\'t! r m lssmg Heds and Pluladelplua Ph11!1 es · renew one of O'le th ing you can do Is t o s u pp o rt pr ograms prov 1d lng st iffer penalt1es for wrongdoers and proposals lor s tr eng th e ned cr ime ln., est1gatlon effor t s an wnp1re's dectswn m the You can al~ make 11 tougher tor crooks Use good . strong locks Mark Phtlltes 7-4 wm Sunday U1at he put the g,Hne under protest baseba ll's most mtense n val- rtcs - JUSt ask U1e umpires Heds ' mana ger Spa rky Anderson was so mad about possess ions w 1th your soctal secun t y n um ber Our agency Thoren Coach Connee Williams Dell <:~ second rO\\ , Johnson, Tammy Da vts B1 end a >Ish, Bon mc flosu 1amm) Smtth, Becky Hhodes best mct nager Dan ny Ozark c:un vcned a team meetmg 1 "-C:I :s r \ GIRLS BASKETBALL - Team members honored at the annual banquet tnclud10 ftrst row, 1-r, Coach Connee Wtlltams, Jea n Rttchhart, Mary Beth Slavm, manager, second row, Ju<iy Grueser, Tammy Srrnth, Sonja Hill C.1JCJ) I Ru,eber t y. Jul t Thoren Rosemary Hubba 1d, thu .( row. Della Johnso n. Bonnte Boso Jams Carnahan. (elf Gophers whi p tough ~a m es aga mst thls club' ' Rose eventually wa lk ed and used a hard slide to turn a potentw l game-<endmg double play mto a decd1ve two-run error Ozar k, also eJec ted Saturday mght, saJd Sunday he ca lled the mectmg to g1ve Ins pia; ers a sun pie message · I 1emmded Ihem not to get lhrown out of the ga me If anybody ge ls thrown out, let tt be me Bucks twice COLUMBUS, Oh tu il' PI ' l'v.u thrl't -1 W1 hurncr s b\ I um Johnson <~nd the fu ur-lut prtdung of Jerr) UdJur ga' e Mmnew t.1 CJ 9-0 shutout nf Ohl() Stl::ltt• m the 1)pem: 1 of a R1 g Ien double ht ,Hit r Saturdm •\nd the lrophl r s took tht: second game h-5 un tht' strengthl!f De~n ~1CEdttu,m " solo fow bugg er m thl' SIXth Jnhn~n t MaJor Leagu e srand1ng s By un1fed Pre ss In ternational Na11onal League 149 S. Third St. Middleport, 0 . Phila "Sec me for car, bolllt, Monrreal life, health and busiacss ~~.·.~~~~.. policy DALE c. WARNER INS• iDSU...,...,.!' •......,. .a_ 00 992 2143 .. ~~ ~ ~ •ttt••._fllt:t C~~< ~ u Po nnru·c ted tn the fou rth ;~ncl tht• se\ Pnth nff 992.71$5 1s the l:l0:2:W:Ma::'"::::m:t:ro:y~-~··;·;;;••;•';';.;"'~M~O~to~"i'i-ii·~~;"~,~,~ Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation 5 1 LO UIS NcwYork E::t L Pet 17 11 607 GB 1' ,,, 11 148 :: :; ~;1 14 19 14 20 424 417 ;· · Boston Det ro t New York Cievelnd M lwau ke Bal l mor 51 1 Tor onto GB Oa~land 6 Wesl w c Pel OSU s Mark IX•mps<•1 11 ho lust ft1r tlw ftr st tunc m 1 1~ h l dct 1s1on s tills ' e.us lljdUJ 11hu dtd not nllo11 a lut unttl Ull' ftfll1 tmung Am erican League East W 22 18 17 14 L Pet 11 66 7 9 66 7 GB 12 15 586 483 3 14 16 13 17 11 19 West -467 W L 2 1 10 l 43 3 6 .. 71• 367 91 ~ Pet 671 1\d\k{ 6 GO I tll ret' .md stt u<. k out SIX Hl rdiS Jilg h1:, I l't Urd \ fl 9-l SEN IOR ATHLETES OF volleyball, basketball and trat k lwnored at the SouU1ern GJrls' Athleuc Banquet tnclude ftrs t row, 1-r. Jean Httchhart. I tnda F1sher back ro" Coach Connee Wtlltams Cheryl Roseberry Ja)e Ord and Joy Nctgler ~ltnnesota 1:-; nnw 7-7 1n till' H1 ~ I t•rr 2.117 on the srason Ohtn S~!IC' drop(x•d to Jll 21 J,;.mlt'~ e~nd 5 i JJ1 19 11 63 3 111 Kon Ctly 17 13 567 31• {(lflft•rt•rJt t.' CinCJMi 19 14 LOS Ang l 18 14 576 563 2It 1 Texas 14 14 500 S1 2 Housfon 13 16 .ue 5 1 2 Seanle 12 23 343 11 57 N tekro All 55 Mator League Leaders LA 27 , Smllh LA 3nd Hou s~n OICgo 13 18 419 6 1 :I 011CCI90 9 18 3JJ 10 By Un1 ted PreH Interna ti ona l McCovey , Sf= 26 Morgan (H"l Montefus co SF JB Sea>ver C1n Atlanla 12 18 400 7 Mmneso t 10 23 303 12 ana BI VICYen P1ll 37 Batt1ng and Cart er Mi l 24 Saturday 's Resu l1 s Satur.di'"y ' s RE>suih 1Based on 6S a1 barsJ Am er .can Leagu e R ce Bos Houston 7 N ew York 4 Oakland 3 De tro 1t 'J N at1ona1 League 36 HOIJSOil , Bos ana Z 1S k Tf'K Montreal 3, All anta 0 Cleve1ana 1 C allt o r n~ol 1 G AD H Pet 27 Staub Dl•! 2~ M?ty Ball ~; San Fra nc1sco 7 Sl Lou1s 6 Boston 4 Mmnesota '1 Brroghs All 30 100 3~ 190 Stol e n Ba ~es C1ncmnah 11 Phdadelph1a 3 Seattle 9 Toronto 6 Bucknr Ch1 22 81 18 340 National L eagu e Moreno Los Angeles 5 Ch1 c a go 2 Balt,more s Texas 1 Dr1es n C1n 31 120 41 34/ Pill 20 Royster All Cedeno San D 1ego 6 Pti!Sb urgh S New York 5, Kan Ci ty 2 Monday LA 32112 37 330 Hou ana Lope!. LA 12 Su nd ay ' s R es ulls Mtlwaukee 6 Ch ic ago 1 sm. th LA 11 114 37 325 R 1c ha r ds SO \1 Housa tN Y 7 ppd rarn Sunday ' s R esu lh Hr nndl St L 34 130 42 323 Amen c an L et~ gu e LeFlore SF S 51 L 4 12 1nns , ls i Sea a I Tor ppd rc11n Fos.re r Cm 33 137 44 321 Del 14 Wilson KC 11 SF 4 St L J 10 1MS, 2nd De tr o1 t 15 Oakland 0 Sinn e t P1t 28 100 J1 310 NorwooCI Mm n Crul, Sc.:t ,)nd ilur ~1.111 nl dtniJ •l• .1ml Ptl llol d e lptlla 1 ClnCitlOi.'lll 4 Callfor n 1a 4 Cle"V elana 3 Ba ker LA 30 104 33 317 OJ lone , Oa~ 10 A1tan1a 2, Montrea l I Boston 6 Min neso ta 2 ll ~ hplpnl ' "!llm1~l' \(lllf Vtnt ne Mtl 77 104 33 117 P1fchm g P 1ft sburgh 1 San 0 1ego 0 M ilwauk ee S Ch•cago 4 \1l'•ltl!11 dUliWl"- (jill~ ~ ~\ ,tlld Am encan Leagu e Mos t V1 cton es Kan Crly 10 New York 9 Ch1 10, Los Ang 7 IS tnnS G AB H PC1 ~·~rllllllllto.,JII' Nat.onal L eague Gt.msley Ba11 1more 3, Tex as 2 Today•s Probable P1!chers ll 131 49 374 M t l 6 I , For sch St L 61 Ra u Ca re w M 1n (All Ttmes EDT) Today s Probable P itchers l3 140 51 364 LAS 0 , John LA ana Blue SF Rtce Bos I All T•m es E OT) Ph iladelph ia ( Lonbor g 4 71 at Jacksn Cal 11 6~ 74 348 I 1 One 01 t"- O Jav lull Oak land (Li! ngfo r d 0 2) a t Lynn Bas Hous ton ( R !Chard 2 l l. 8 35 30 11 4 39 342 Ameri ca n League Tanana Cl e'Veland I W1se 2 5 ). 1 30 p m pm dt"nturc \ CI \IU:, Reynl Cis Sea 31 9 1 31 ] 41 Ca r 6 1 Lee , Bos ; o 1orre1 Cal1 t orn1 a (A ase 2 I I at Cbbge M1n 51 Lou is ! For sc h 6 7l at San '19 94 3'1 ) 40 Bos 51 , Gu1C1ry , NY and Sosa , JliHII.th & rt•lin('~ Toronto (Underwood 1 3), 7 30 Coo per Mil Diego ( Perry 71 ), 10 p m 19111 39 JJJ Oak 4 0. F1gueroa , NY 4 1 P 1tlsbu rg h (Biylevcn 2 31 al pn; Porter KC '19 106 15 330 Sp lltorl l K C and Brobe rg OaK I or Los Angel es ( Rhod en 4 1) 10 30 Seattle !Abbott 1 \)at De tr o1 t Sngi ln Bar 1J )\ lJ 314 4 2 Kn ap p Cal 4 J August1ne IS!alon 3 II , 8 p m pm Yaz Bos 31115 37 322 Mil 4 5 Bos ton (Tran t 1 Ol at Kansas Tuuday •s Games Hom e Run s Earned Run Averag e Ctnct a1 Mon1r ea1 n1ghf NatJon ail League Mond.,y , ( Based on l6 mnmg s p1tched l 1 C1ty (G ale') 01 , 8 30 p m Balhmore (0 Mart 1neJ J 2) LA 9, Atta a1 New York mght L uz!nskl , Ph1l 8, Nati o na l L eagu e Gr 1msley at Mmnesoll'l 1Er1ckson 2 3) P h Ia at Houston , n1gh1 Kmgman Ch 1 Drmssen, C1n Mil 1 86 Kne ppe r SF 1 87 P 1ftsbgh at Lo s Ang , n1ghl 8 30 p m and Schmid t, Ph il 7 R Reuschel , Ch! I 9 2, Andu1ar , St L OUIS at San Dgo OIQhl New Yo rk ( S ea lt le 1 01 at Amtm can Leag ue Rice , Bos Hou and Car lton , Ph !! 112 • Dr t\J St:tehi1• Dr ( \\ lk .~J • Dr (1 I \hlrllhlll~h Ch1cago 1Wortt1am 1 I ), 8 30 11 Ba ylor Cal Ale~eander . Oak Ctuca go at ...Sa n F ran n1ght Amencan Leagu e Johnson p on • D• W D ~unhal l • Dr l ~ 1l.ll1rph' • [)1 I O dunm llnCI Z1Sk. Tex 9 Ma y, Bait , Oa k 1 29 Gu1d r y , NY 1 61 Milwaukee i Tra.,ers 0 0) at Tho m pson , De t and H sle, M !l Ryan , Cal 2 01 Roze ma De l Texas (Jenk ins J 1). a 35 p m Th e Rl \l~rt: Ct:nter -.,.. _ lf!flil!!t., 8 2 OJ Keough Oak J 05 Tuesday ' s Games Boll 000 000 101 J 8 o Run s Batted In Strikeouts 949 E Ltvmgsron 1\\-e ' Columbu ~ Oa kland e l Cl eve land lell;as 011 000 000 - 2 10 0 Nat1onat Leag ue Monday , Nahonal Leagu e R 1c hard . Cali f at Toron to , n 1ght Flana gan , F ll nn (7), St an house (9 ) Md 0 e m p s. e y , Sea lf le at Detro 1t n ight Ne w York at Ch 1c ago . n1ghf Sk5Qg S., Ell is a nd Sun dberg W Balt imore at MIMn , n1Qht - Fhnn, I 0 L - E il !s, 21 HR Bos lon a l Kan C1 ly , ni ght Balt,mo re , M5y (8) M1lwo'1ukee (Ill Tex.ns , n !gh t San Fran 20 12 6?5 Cal1 f Cust~nt fnr ,1[ \ Dr. Rooald ERiviere MACHINE RENTAL '2500 PER DAY I 1I 1 I I 2 II I I I 3 II I I I I W. 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Loretta Holsmger, Pa m Brauer, Sonja H1ll , Bonnte Boso, Tamtny Sn'!tth, Jody Gr ueser, Teresa Hols tein, Della J ohnson, Ca rla Teafo rd and Peg Bush Trac k - Brenda Ash, Tammy Davts, Bonme Boso, Ju he Thoren Jody Grueser, Sus1e Sellers, Teresa Rtce, Becky Rhodes, Pa ula Wolfe and Tem Crouch 11mm~ f inan ci al pr otec t• on and service w hen cr1me losses occur but man y c a n be say - r eam members recetvmg awards were Basketball ~ Jams Carnahan , Ca rla Tea ford , Rosem ary.,Jlubbard, SonJa Htll Jody Grue.ser, Juhe Thoren, Dell a Johnson , Tammy Sm1th, Jean Rtlchh an, Cheryl Roseberry , Jay e Ord , Bec ky Cro wn , Bonnte Boso, and Managers Paula Barnette and Mary Bclh Slavm Philadelphia hammers Reds Yo u can help cut down on losses t ha l crime losses premtums CHOKES 11 Annual girls' athletic banquet held at Southern for dellbertly set f 1res ex- Ef' F"ECriVE DATE AND REPEAt, Debbte Wmdon, Mary Cleek, and Ju Ann Clark rc-cetved 20 pound ptns and ecrtthca tes fur wetghl loss at the Monday nig ht meettng of .' ' o f th l'@e hundred words a~ainst each shall be puOb.med once a we-ek for three eon9e<'Utl ve w~ks Pretedinr the elect ion In at l~ast one newwpaper or genera l circu lation in each county of the rla te where a new.paper 1B published The sec~ary of state shaU ca use to be p laced upon th e ballot s t he ballot lancuage for any such law or proposed law or proposed amendment to the constit ution to be li ubmlttcd 'ttle ballot lanruare shall be prescrtbed by the Ohio Ballot Board In the same m anner a nd subjed to the same temu~ and condl tJon11. as apply to i sau~ litl bmltted by the general assembly punu an t to Section 1 of Article XVI of this corutltutton The ballot Ltnguare shall be 10 presc ribed and the !lt>t"rtlary of state shaU cause t he ballob 10 to bt prlnttd as to permit an a Mrma hve o r negative vote u pon each law, acction o f Jaw or Item In a law approprlatlng money, or proposed law or propoeed amendnumt to the con•tltuti on The rtyle of au lawa IJ\Ibm ltkd b y lnlt iatlve 11nd ~ruppl eme n tary ~tltl on s hall be Be It EnactM bf the P~ple or the State of Ohio and of a ll con stltutlonal ame ndments · "Be tt Re ~lved b\ the People o f the State o( OhJo ' The basis upon which th e req uired n umbe r of peUtlonen in any caw sha ll be- detc tmln :::!d shnll be the to ta l number of votu cut for thr o mce or govt>mor a t the last p~edln,q election therefor The foreMoinr pro v l s lon.o~ of th is section !i:hnll be se lf u eeutlng except as herein oth erwlo;e provided Lnwt may be pa s~>ed to f acll!tate th eir operation but In no way li mitin g o r re~>trktlng eit her suc h proVIsions or the PQI\ ers herein rese rved !Seal) I t hrough you r word !i f or each and also th e Drgu - Weight loss pins presented ." Polly Cramer l'l t\INS--"I he Muthcr-da ughtcr lmnquct of .tnt! Elt zabe th Chesher, Paul Da1 nell, Allen ll ua ld Hughes Ll'c Mt:Comct s llu·ald Luul(l MdWI "as F"teld tng Hawktns. James suhno.: t lnspcctw ns onn oum ed Clat" ortlt\ Honored rna.sons r ecugmz· WL' I ~ Athcrts. June 1.1, H.tr· Mrs Evchn I t'\\Js. ( rl dl'l' F1cn ch Beu lah Hales Demola \ members \\CI e Bru u .• Morn.son, Ol!Vt' Loutse Ktn~ Hub1 llteltl .ntd Honored guests prcscmcd . Branc h J ot' Blaztt•r at tnspecllon tndudcd Rubel Calltpohs, lhchard Vaughan Evd Fou!J<c Othe rs rl'( ugmz ta K Mmdltng. past grand Pomeroy. Herald Ogg. New ed we1c LouJSe Stewatt matron uf the Grand ChaplcJ Marshfi eld Wllbur McLean ilislllll 1tu ptestdenl Jud1 of Oh1 11 Howard I Shull past At hens Chaplet , Harold Van Dvke ami Sa1ah Blaztl'l. grand patron 'vlrs Rtley, Chmttan, Belpre Larr) gram! p;:t !:!t.~ <iml grand aulcs. ctnll funnc r gr;md appwntdep uty grand matron Well. Harnsonvllle Patrtc ta Wtbon. grand Also presented were the nll'nts, S1lvJa Midkiff !:lea repr ctientatlw to Konsas m J>HSL matrons of E1angehnc Lou tse Mtlchdl. Cora Webb Ohw. and worth; mall ons. Chapter, Besste Kmg, Naomt Mary Hughes Benuce Huff. Marv Lou Sm1lh, Albam K1ng, F~rt c Kennedy, Kath1 man, Mart ha Mu.se J ccmcttc Fu rman:~ Murnsurt Oil~t..· J ulmsun, Maryl n Wtlcox Wa1 d, M.tll Shull, Beulah ChapteJ , Duncan Falls M.trl F uvclla Bcdtll e, Glenna Peoples, Du1 ulhy I c1rell , Mt:: Mah on, Ma ta mura s Cnsp. Kathryn Mttchell Htlda QUic kel , and Leolt,t Chapter , Sarah Blaz tel. Gt ace French Evelyn Lewts Ha) cs Suns t11nc pctges \H' r c Gallipolis Chaptc1 Huth Euuna Clatwurthy, V ~rguua Schm e lz e r 'vlatllta Bucha nan. Ma11e Hawkms Naumt Ktng Etta Mac• ~ol· Was hi ng t on Cha pte r Jenevee Chesher Etta Mac tun. and Jencvee Chcshu Roseville Norton Ruma Haw ktn s wllh tht funds to go to Other worth y mat rons Beula h Hayes, Kathr) n ES'I M\1 presen t ed ~ ere Hub y Kmght. and Lmda Maye1 . lru tratl un wa s hl'ld for Vaughan . Pomeroy Chapter and the past palru11S, Bob Delbe rt Mttehell Frank Esu le Ankrum , Belp1e Ktng, Btll Kmg , Harry Hc1 ald. Jr , Mary Jane ---- - -- Slout. Bell) Chcvu il er. Jcsstd!\ Lynn ( hcvaltet. St l'a ul s Uu1l cd Melh'"hsl Mildre'll Brooks Mildred ( hu ll h \las held Mny 9 dt tlte Co ldwell Edna Summcrfteld. ( hu r ch w1th 48 persons dtten- Nora E Htcc. llorulhy Du<i· dtug I' he potluck st) lc dumc1 del CJ, Gladys Powell Wtlma WtiS SC I'VCd flUilla lo lJ]c l'l lils. Angela DamewoJXI, tlectJJ .tied ill J'. u1ca n Gun ell llc1mce Maluh<tn . Stella Blc ~!:.>lll g was given b) Mr s i\dktns. 1-:ffte Sandel s, Mary Gull ell From.: I ~ V1ncye~r d. Susan Mr :-; .Ju Ann ~ra11 c 1 s F1 W ICIS ctruJ I tnda Sue Gur ~ pr c:-;t rrtcd till' pr ugr am us111g 1ell The small duldt en allensongs, rCt:ltatwn.s emUga m~ s Lling S<:t llg Jesus Loves Me" POLLY"S POINTERS �- .. ' .. .~ .- , . .. ' 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Monday, May !5, !978 . Bosox retain division lead • SUPER PROTECTION WITHOUT THE BELT. By BIU. CAHilL UPI Spurts Writer The Boston Red Sox are now in first plaee mthe AL East · wi th a won-lost percentage of .667 and 10 wins in their last II games, courtesy of ·Fr ed Lynn 's three-run homer Sunday in Minnesota· and a bundle of RBI from Carlton Fisk and Carl Yastrzemski , that led the Sox over the Twins , 6-2. Lynn connected oh reliever Mac Scarce's first pitch in th~ fifth inning for his three-run shot after th e Sox chased starter and loser Paul Thormodsgard , 1-!i, with three hits . " It 's an advantage to see the pitchers warming up, espeeially a guy like this that I didn't know," said Lynn . " I was watching him warm up while I was in the on de ck circle and it helped. ! guess it really helped." . Dennis Eckersley went 6 2-3 innings to gain his third victory in four derisions, and ex-Twin Tom Burgme ier fini shed up to get his third save. Kingman unloads against Dodgers By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Toronto at Seattle was Dave Kin gman. the postponed by rain . million-dollar slugger of the R>~yal s 10, Yankees 9: Chicago Cubs, made his first Amos Otis beat the world champs with an RBI double appearance of the year this in the ninUt inning Utat gave weekend in one of his favorite the Royals a lll-9 victor y. parks - Dodger Stadium - . Clint Hurdle and Darrell and snapped out of the hitting Porter each had Utree RBI doldrums with foW" homers and AI Hrabosky picked up and 10 runs batted in against his first American League the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kingman, who hit a two-rup victory for the Royals . homer SatW"day night in a Tigers IS, A's 0: Cubs' Joss, unloaded Utree Bob Sykes threw his second homers and drove >n eight straight four-hitter sin ce runs Sunday, as Chicago bein g recalled from th e outslugged J.os Angeles lll-7 , minors and Milt May, Rusty in a 15~nning, fiv e-hour and Staub and Jason Thompson two-minute marathon . His. led a 20-hit attack with second homer of the game homer s to pace the Tigers'· over the A's. ' was a two-run shot that tied the score, 7-7, in Ut e ninth and Angels 4, Indians 3: his final clout came with two Pinch-hitter Tony Solaita men aboard in the 15th and singled home two runs to cap snapped Ute deadlock. a three-run eighth inning to "I ended a long drought in pro~! the Angels past the J.A before," said Kingman , · Indians and give Frank who had entered Saturday Tanana his sixth victory . night's game balling only .'l!J7 Brewer~ 5, White So• 1: with three hnmers. "I hope Pinch-hitter Don Money Utat 's what happened today ." doubled in two runs in the Kingman 's ga me-winning seventh to give the Brewers their triwnph over the White homer came off Rick Rhoden, Sox. Mike Caldwell went the who was making his first distance to register his third relief appear ance of the season . Paul Reuschel, who victory in five decisions. work ed three scoreless Orioles 3, Rangers 2: innings in relief, got the Lee May's two-run homer victory. Bobby Murcer also in the ninth inning rallied homered for U1e Cubs. Baltimore over Texas and In other NJ. games, San made a loser of Dock Ellis. May's eighUt homer of the The Twins' two runs came on solo shots by Willie Norwood and Mike Cubbage. 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Plus KOTEX Beltless Maxi Pads give yo u an extra measure of security : a specially des igned wrap-around shield that helps prevent sid e staining. The KOTEX Beltless Maxi PClcl. Su per sec urityand super protection without the belt. Sport Parade By MILTON Rlan.IAN UPI Sparta !WliOr GROSSINGER, N.Y . (UP!) - Larry Holmes is positive he's gomg tn ·be the next world heavyweight champ. That makes him and his mother a minority of two who think so. Check that. His mother , Flossie, Isn't that sure. She's just hoping. _ Holmes has never been beaten as a professional. He has won all 27 of his fights so far, including 19 by knockouts, and the 28year-()]d former shoeshine boy and car washer from Easton Pa .. ligures his next opponent, Ken Norton, will .go the sam~ way all the others did . Nortnn is recognized as heavyweight champion by the World Boxing Council, which claims he earned the title when he beat Jimmy Young in 15 rounds last November and when Leon Spinks reneged on his agreement to meet hlm alter defeating Muhammad Ali. Spinks is regarded as the heavyweight king by the World Boxing Association' but the WBC isn't paying any atilention to that. Holmes will be the new champion, as !ar as the WBC is concerned, anyway, if he beats Norton in their IS-round title light at Las Vegas on June 9. Nortnn ifi favored but Holmes couldn't care less. ' ~When the fight is over, I'll lie making M~ndlngo movies and Norllm will be shining shoes," he says. "We don't really like each other," said Holmes, cutting into Ute Utick sirloin steak he was having for lunch at his training quarters here in tbe Catskill Mountains. "Ken Norton doesn 't like me because !talk a lot and tell the truth. You know, with all that jewelry he wears, he reminds me of a walking pawn shop. "I don't like him because he belittles people all the time. He belittles me, too. He calls me 'a cheap Imitation of Muhammad Ali' aod says, 'Who did you ever fight'' Every chance he gels he calls me 'boy.' He has a habit of walking away from you as The pro-am will include form er President Gerald R. Ford and entertainer Bob Hope, who will team with Nicklaus . Amat e ur s competing will include Kerry Pa cker , sponsor of the Au stralian Open, and ATHENS, Ohio (UP! ) course this weekend, Ball Three teams head into Otis State, Ohio University and weeken d's final two rounds of d efend in g cha mpi on th e Mid America n Northern Olinois were in first Mauricio Urdenata , former Conference golf tournament place with scores of 743. Mexica n Golf Associa ti on tied for firo1 place. Gred Dick of Northern who sponsors the new Afiler 36 holes pla yed at the nlinois held first place among Mexica n Open Cup. par.72 Athens Co untry Club individual golfers with a 136 The tour pros scheduled to score . compete include Tom The tournament concludes Watson, topping the PGA attests to the prestige of the next SatW"day at Central winning list; defending U.S. Memorial Tournament.' ' Michiga n University in A number of outstanding Open cham pion Hubert Mount Pleasant, Mich. Green , form er Masters foreign stars also are to be Other team scores were: champions Arnold Pa lmer, present , including South 745 ; Miami University, Tomm y Aaron , George Africa's Gary Pl ayer, Bowling Green, 749; Western Archer , Ray Floyd and Taiwan's Lu Uang-Huan and Charles Coody, former U.S. Japan's Takashi Murakami, Michiga n. 756; Kent State, Qpen champions Hale Irwin , as well as several tour 761; Toledo, 766; Central Jerry Pale and Or vi lie regulars , such as · Peter Michigan, nG; and Eastern Moody, and former British Ooste rhuis, 'Davi d Graham, Michigan, 779. Top-finishing individu al Open champion Tom Bobby Cole, Vic Rega lado behind Di ck were : Pete Weiskopf. and Chi Chi Rodriguez. 11 Western Michigan, Eddy, This is a very strong The most prominent 144 ; Bob Sparks, Ohio field ," PGA officia l Gordie absenttee probabl y will be University, 146; Doug Burke, Glenz said, Lee Trevino, wpo is takin g "The impressive total of the week off to rest. John Miami University, 146; Scot accep tances from se lec t Miller also ~ill not be ba ck Stager, Ba ll Sla te, 147; and Aridy Soley , Ball State, 147. players around thhe world this year. At 148 were: Jim Stankhauser, Miam i; Jeff Mewhor , Ohio Unive rsity , Dou g Hanzel, Kent State, George Cruz, Ball Stale; Dave Greene, Toledo; and Pal l. Anderson, M, 1:15.2; 2. Relay - Won by Meigs 2:21.5. Dugan, Bowling Green. Edwards, E; 3. Sisson , M; 880 Indi vidual High Scorers : Yard'Relay - Won by Meigs Meigs : Boys - Brent 2:10.5; 880 yard run - I. Sisson, 11¥1 points. Girls In 1972, Alabama Gov . Grueser, M, 3:10.8; 2. Morris, Laura Smith, 15 poi nts. George Wallace was shot and E ; 3. None; 220 yard dash - Eastern - Boys: Riebel, 15 critically wounded at .a I. Thomas, E, 31.8 ; 2. Horton, points and Wolfe, 15 points. presidential campaign rally M; 3. Debord, M. Medley Girls: Thoma , 7 points. in Laurel, Md. .. .. FORT · WORTH, Texas (UPI ) - Lee Trevino's life has come full cycle in the past two years, and as the major champi onships at Cherry Hills, St. Andrews and Oakmoot approach, he has to be considered a major facwr. Coosider these statistics following Tr e vino 's impressive victory &tnday over a tough field in the Colonial National Invitation : - He owns Ute lowest shot average of any golfer this year, 70.19. - He now has won a '•· tournament in each of the a C. HINDY ELECTRIC MIDDLEPORT, OfiiO ca rs have not had an opportunity to make the field in the allotted time. · dea l on us . We're the ones who are stuc·k with it," he i said . Andretli and Penske also expressed disappointment tr(:ttk officials t urned dow n th eir pro posal to qualify lllday . "They told us that the !-ieh edul e was firm," Penske said . Traditionall y, the tria ls are extended when 33 cars have not heen qualified and some ----------, MEiGS II Equipment Co. 1 POMEROY, 0. I PH. 992-2176 ~ ~~~~::~nal T>ll7 Open Frlday ,QOp .m . I I , New ldea For'vour Shopprng Con _Equipment _ _._ _ IIIIIII[J _venience ___ • Warn1ng: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heallh. National «;hampion • : : •· • ; electrical work. "We w~nt Mario to ful fil l his Form ula I obligat ions," Pcnske said. " We cair gel his car into the race, barri ng unforeseen d evelopm e r~ts. 1 ' The rules say a ca r qualifi ed by one dr iver but May 28 race and th en fly back in tim e to race in Belgium. "Tire weaUter plays a raw Trevino Colonial •· We Are Proud to ha~ the start th e race. driven Ln the race by etn uther fii Ullt start ;.l the rear of the fi eld. "'!'hat's better than not starling at all," quipped Andrelli, who said. he was "al th e mercy or the elements." The nati ve Itali an, now of Nazareth , Pa ., was miff ed he apparently lost his chance at th e pole position, whi ch he won in 1966 and 1967. Penske said there was still a possibility that Andretti could qualify for U1 e grand prix eve nt , return to Indiana polis to qua li fy for the Holmes wasn 't making much progress in his career until he hooked up with Richie Giachetti of Cleveland five years ago. Giachetti, who trains and manages Holmes, arranged to have two of boxing's best known handlers, Ray Arcel and Freddie Brown , in Holmes' corner for Ute Sh~vers fight but neither is being engaged lor the Norton bout. "What did they do lor me? Nothing," Holmes said, answering his own question . "When I came back to my corner after the first round and he saw what I was doing to Shavers , Ray Arcel said to me, 'You're gonna be champion . . .you're gonna be champion .' I said, 'I know it.'" Whether he ever gets to \)e or not, Holmes never will forg et the days he had In shine shoes and wash cars to make a few dollars . "I used to walk from Easton to Phillipsburg, N.J., shining shoes," said the &.loot-3, 212-pound native Georgian, who quit school in the seventh grade. "I'd wallt in the bars ·and say , 'Shine, mister, shine?' I'd get 25 cents a shine and another 25 cents if they rubbed my head. You know, some white people Utink if they rub the head of a black kid they'll have good luck ." Holmes is trying for his high school equivalency now by taking lessons from a private tutor. "I'm not afraid In admit I was a dropout and that I need help," he said. "I know how It feels not to be educated, and how it feels not to have shoes and be on welfare. I know how it feels In smoke dope and get high on wine. I've tried them all . . Anytime I get a chance, I tell the kids how foolish all that is. Look at Leon Spinks. What kind of example do you think he's setting lor kids?" " ~8 fun ffi.tt.w~~o~ewl On Your Grand Opening Weather permitting , they 'll try again next Saturday and chief stewa rd Tom Binford said he liopes the trials can be completed on time, by late Sunday. "If those proJJ€rly in line have not had a chance to qualify , we would extend qualifications In Monday or Tuesday," Bmford sa id. The double rain-<~ut was a severe blow to Mario Andretli, wh o last week set an unoff ici al speed record of nearly 203.5 mph . Andrelti , winner of the 1969 rm·r , is committed to drive in the Belgian Grand Prix next weekend . Car Owner Roger Pcnskc said he planned to have Bobby Allison , who l'O mpeted in the 5110 in 197:i and 1975, qualify Andrelti 's ea r, but U1a t Andretli would can.f' ; . Girls results were: L.' ng Jwnp - I. Swisher, M, 13'1011"; 2. Debord, M; 3. Thomas E; High Jwnp - 1. Riebel, E, J.ll"; 2. Oliver, Md; 3. Edwards, E; Low Hurdles - . I. Oliver, M, 17.8; 2. Anderson, M; 3. White, E; Diseus - I. Smith, M, 75'8"; 2. Jo)'!ISOn, M; 3. Thomas, E; 100 Yard Dash - 1. Debord, M, 14.4; 2. Johnson, M; 3. Miller, M; Shot Put - I. .Smith, M, 24'7"; 2. Thoma, E; 3. Snowden, M;-Mlle Run - I. Smith, M, 7:13.2; 2. None . 3. None. 440 Yard Relay - Won by Meigs, 59.5; 440 yard Dash - made on the first weekend. Before his last victory, a one-sided 12-round decision over Earnie Shavers in Las Vegas two months ago, Holmes actually didn't have too much stature despite his 26wins in a row . But after the way he handled Shayers, supposedly one of the deadliest punchers among the heavyweights , there were natural comparisons with Ali and how much tougher atime he had against Shavers. "You saw Ute beating I gave Shavers," Holmes said. "Norton is gonna take a bigger beating. I'm gonna knock him out somewhere along the 12th round, and when I do, I will be Ut e champion or the whole world. Norton can't be tougher than Shavers. He doesn't have Shavers' bmling ability, his punching power or hi s defense. I know I can take Norton. I'm positive I Track teams split In a recent dual track meet East ern Junior High and Meigs Junior High tra ck teams split In the fin al scoring . Eastern boys defeated Meigs 65-44 while Eastern girls were defeated by Meigs 77-23. INDIANAPOLIS ( UP!) It was a rough weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y - for Ute drivers, the fans and the management, ·Not a wheel was lW"ned on . the famous auto racing oval either Saturday or Sunday, because of intermittent rain . What wa s to have been four days of tim e trials for the SOilmile race spread over two weekends will be cut in hal f. II marked the fir st lime since 1969 that not a single qualifying attempt could be if vnn 1 rP nnhorlv ." slated Tuesday $250,000. • Rain washes out Indy 500 trials Three ·teams Memorial pro-am share lead DUBLIN, Ohio (U P! ) Golfers, headed by host and def ending champiOn Ja cK Nicklaus began practi ce today for the 1978 Memorial Tournament at the Muirfield Village Golf Club. A pro-am will be held Tuesday the day before the Utird annual tourney starts at Ute distance of 72 holes. The field , including winners or 19 of this year 's 20 tour wurnaments and Ute top 13 finishers in the Masters, will be shooting for a share of Sentin~l , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Mon~y, May 15~!978 I Francisco swept a doubleheader from St. Louis, 5-4 in 12 innings, and 4-3in 10 innings, Pittsburgh edged San Diego, 1~, Philadelphia . beat Cincinnati, 7-4, and Atlanta edged Montreal , 2-1. Houston 's doubleheader with the Mets was rained out in New York. Giants S-4, Cardinali 4-3 : Terry Whitfield was the batting star for the Giants in both games as they stretched their winning streak to live . He homered in the 12th inning to win the opener then doubled in the loth of the nightcap and scored the winning run on pinch-hitter Marc Hill's single. Pirates I, Padres 0: Rookie Don Robins on tossed a four-hitter and outdueled former Cy Young Award-winner Randy Jones in th e Pirates' victory over the Padres. The Pirates' run came in the sixth and was unearned as the result or a throwing error by first baseman Gene Richards. Braves Z, Expos 1: Rod Gilbreath doubled home pinch-runner Rowland Office with Ute winning run in the sev enth to give the Braves a victory over the Expos. Di ck Ruthven scattered eight hils in going U1e dista nce lor his second triumph in fiv e decisions . Boys results were : Long Jump - I. Wol le 155'tl-, E; 2. Ritchie. E : 3. Core , M; High Jump - I. Sisson , 4-8-, M; 2. Bissell, E; 3. Bryan Gheen, M; 120 yard low hurdles - I. Sisson, 18.5 M; 2. Ritchie, E; 3. Darling E :Discus - I. Wolfe , 103'3", E; 2. Cotterill, M; 3. Edwurd:l M; Shot Put - !. Wolfe 41'8", E; 2. DUl, E ; 3. Powell, M; 100 yard dash - I. Riebel 12.1, E; 2. Core, M; 3. DillE; Pole Vault - I. Norton 6'2"; E ; 2. Riggs, M; 3. Thomas M; Mile Run - I. Bryan Gheen 5:44 , M; 2. Snowden E; 3. Nash M; 880 yard relay Won by Eastern , 1:57.6; 440 yard Dash - I. Riebel , 59.2 E; 2. Murray M; 3. Bruce Gheen M; 880 yard Run - 1. Beaver 2:34.1, E: 2. Smith, M; 3. Thomas, M; 220 yard Dash - I. Riebel 27.8, E; 2. Well, E; 3. King, M; Mile Reiay - Won by Meigs, 4:23.2. Another qua /icy product from Kunbcrly-C/;rk CorporD!ion@ 5-Th•f'laily • pa st 11 years, streak • ·surpassed only by Jack ~ Nicklaus. ~ - He has boosted his career : earnings to $1 ,7$4,559, just :,. $22,990 out of the second· place position in all-time money winnings held by • Arnold Palmer. ~ - And - perhaps what is : most important - he is on ' one of those high mental plateaus that golfers cherish . ~ "!think my best golf is in Ironto! me," Trevino said. "I : think I'm hitting the ball 30 pen-en! better than I did ~ when I woo either of my U.S. , Open titles." • Trevino cru,shed Ute field by lour !lhots Sunday wJUt a • final • round 66 that • gave him a Colon· ial record 72-hole score •, of :1118. It was the lowest winning total on the tour this ; year and the largest victory " margin as well. : . As Trevino played the 14th hole Sunday, he had only a • two·thot lead over Jerry • Heard. But Trevino holed a , 40.foot chip shot · with a • pitching wedge Ill' a birdie that took the fight out of his closest compelitnrs. · "It's been a fantastic four days," said Trevin o, who admitted be was growing anxious lor the U.S. Open at Denver's Cherry Hills, the British Open at St. Andrews and the PGA at Pittsburgh's Oakmont Country Club. Trevino led going into &tnday 's last round by a shot and never lost the advantage . Heard, who shot a 68, and Jerry Pate, who fired a 65, tied for second at 272 and each won $18,500. Steve Melnyk, with a 70, and leading money winner Tom Watson , who shot a 68 despite a triple bogey, aha red !ourth:place money of $8,ao0. Trevino plans In take a lew weeks off, next playing in the Kemper Open in early June. "Usually I will play in a tournament the week after I win one," said Trevlno. "But the tournament at Muirfield Village (hosted by Jack Nick· laus ) · is an invitational tourney and you have to commit weeks ahead of time. "It's too late for me In get in it. If I had known I was going to win hert I would have played In that one." DUBLIN, Ohio (UP!) Practice started tnday by golfers, headed by host and defending champion Ja ck Nicklaus, in the 1978 Memorial Tournament at the Mulrfleld VU!age Golf Club. A pro-am is scheduled Tuesday at the third annual tnurney, to open ~ednesday morning. 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Lynn connected oh reliever Mac Scarce's first pitch in th~ fifth inning for his three-run shot after th e Sox chased starter and loser Paul Thormodsgard , 1-!i, with three hits . " It 's an advantage to see the pitchers warming up, espeeially a guy like this that I didn't know," said Lynn . " I was watching him warm up while I was in the on de ck circle and it helped. ! guess it really helped." . Dennis Eckersley went 6 2-3 innings to gain his third victory in four derisions, and ex-Twin Tom Burgme ier fini shed up to get his third save. Kingman unloads against Dodgers By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Toronto at Seattle was Dave Kin gman. the postponed by rain . million-dollar slugger of the R>~yal s 10, Yankees 9: Chicago Cubs, made his first Amos Otis beat the world champs with an RBI double appearance of the year this in the ninUt inning Utat gave weekend in one of his favorite the Royals a lll-9 victor y. parks - Dodger Stadium - . Clint Hurdle and Darrell and snapped out of the hitting Porter each had Utree RBI doldrums with foW" homers and AI Hrabosky picked up and 10 runs batted in against his first American League the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kingman, who hit a two-rup victory for the Royals . homer SatW"day night in a Tigers IS, A's 0: Cubs' Joss, unloaded Utree Bob Sykes threw his second homers and drove >n eight straight four-hitter sin ce runs Sunday, as Chicago bein g recalled from th e outslugged J.os Angeles lll-7 , minors and Milt May, Rusty in a 15~nning, fiv e-hour and Staub and Jason Thompson two-minute marathon . His. led a 20-hit attack with second homer of the game homer s to pace the Tigers'· over the A's. ' was a two-run shot that tied the score, 7-7, in Ut e ninth and Angels 4, Indians 3: his final clout came with two Pinch-hitter Tony Solaita men aboard in the 15th and singled home two runs to cap snapped Ute deadlock. a three-run eighth inning to "I ended a long drought in pro~! the Angels past the J.A before," said Kingman , · Indians and give Frank who had entered Saturday Tanana his sixth victory . night's game balling only .'l!J7 Brewer~ 5, White So• 1: with three hnmers. "I hope Pinch-hitter Don Money Utat 's what happened today ." doubled in two runs in the Kingman 's ga me-winning seventh to give the Brewers their triwnph over the White homer came off Rick Rhoden, Sox. Mike Caldwell went the who was making his first distance to register his third relief appear ance of the season . Paul Reuschel, who victory in five decisions. work ed three scoreless Orioles 3, Rangers 2: innings in relief, got the Lee May's two-run homer victory. 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Nortnn is recognized as heavyweight champion by the World Boxing Council, which claims he earned the title when he beat Jimmy Young in 15 rounds last November and when Leon Spinks reneged on his agreement to meet hlm alter defeating Muhammad Ali. Spinks is regarded as the heavyweight king by the World Boxing Association' but the WBC isn't paying any atilention to that. Holmes will be the new champion, as !ar as the WBC is concerned, anyway, if he beats Norton in their IS-round title light at Las Vegas on June 9. Nortnn ifi favored but Holmes couldn't care less. ' ~When the fight is over, I'll lie making M~ndlngo movies and Norllm will be shining shoes," he says. "We don't really like each other," said Holmes, cutting into Ute Utick sirloin steak he was having for lunch at his training quarters here in tbe Catskill Mountains. "Ken Norton doesn 't like me because !talk a lot and tell the truth. You know, with all that jewelry he wears, he reminds me of a walking pawn shop. "I don't like him because he belittles people all the time. He belittles me, too. He calls me 'a cheap Imitation of Muhammad Ali' aod says, 'Who did you ever fight'' Every chance he gels he calls me 'boy.' He has a habit of walking away from you as The pro-am will include form er President Gerald R. Ford and entertainer Bob Hope, who will team with Nicklaus . Amat e ur s competing will include Kerry Pa cker , sponsor of the Au stralian Open, and ATHENS, Ohio (UP! ) course this weekend, Ball Three teams head into Otis State, Ohio University and weeken d's final two rounds of d efend in g cha mpi on th e Mid America n Northern Olinois were in first Mauricio Urdenata , former Conference golf tournament place with scores of 743. Mexica n Golf Associa ti on tied for firo1 place. Gred Dick of Northern who sponsors the new Afiler 36 holes pla yed at the nlinois held first place among Mexica n Open Cup. par.72 Athens Co untry Club individual golfers with a 136 The tour pros scheduled to score . compete include Tom The tournament concludes Watson, topping the PGA attests to the prestige of the next SatW"day at Central winning list; defending U.S. Memorial Tournament.' ' Michiga n University in A number of outstanding Open cham pion Hubert Mount Pleasant, Mich. Green , form er Masters foreign stars also are to be Other team scores were: champions Arnold Pa lmer, present , including South 745 ; Miami University, Tomm y Aaron , George Africa's Gary Pl ayer, Bowling Green, 749; Western Archer , Ray Floyd and Taiwan's Lu Uang-Huan and Charles Coody, former U.S. Japan's Takashi Murakami, Michiga n. 756; Kent State, Qpen champions Hale Irwin , as well as several tour 761; Toledo, 766; Central Jerry Pale and Or vi lie regulars , such as · Peter Michigan, nG; and Eastern Moody, and former British Ooste rhuis, 'Davi d Graham, Michigan, 779. Top-finishing individu al Open champion Tom Bobby Cole, Vic Rega lado behind Di ck were : Pete Weiskopf. and Chi Chi Rodriguez. 11 Western Michigan, Eddy, This is a very strong The most prominent 144 ; Bob Sparks, Ohio field ," PGA officia l Gordie absenttee probabl y will be University, 146; Doug Burke, Glenz said, Lee Trevino, wpo is takin g "The impressive total of the week off to rest. John Miami University, 146; Scot accep tances from se lec t Miller also ~ill not be ba ck Stager, Ba ll Sla te, 147; and Aridy Soley , Ball State, 147. players around thhe world this year. At 148 were: Jim Stankhauser, Miam i; Jeff Mewhor , Ohio Unive rsity , Dou g Hanzel, Kent State, George Cruz, Ball Stale; Dave Greene, Toledo; and Pal l. Anderson, M, 1:15.2; 2. Relay - Won by Meigs 2:21.5. Dugan, Bowling Green. Edwards, E; 3. Sisson , M; 880 Indi vidual High Scorers : Yard'Relay - Won by Meigs Meigs : Boys - Brent 2:10.5; 880 yard run - I. Sisson, 11¥1 points. Girls In 1972, Alabama Gov . Grueser, M, 3:10.8; 2. Morris, Laura Smith, 15 poi nts. George Wallace was shot and E ; 3. None; 220 yard dash - Eastern - Boys: Riebel, 15 critically wounded at .a I. Thomas, E, 31.8 ; 2. Horton, points and Wolfe, 15 points. presidential campaign rally M; 3. Debord, M. Medley Girls: Thoma , 7 points. in Laurel, Md. .. .. FORT · WORTH, Texas (UPI ) - Lee Trevino's life has come full cycle in the past two years, and as the major champi onships at Cherry Hills, St. Andrews and Oakmoot approach, he has to be considered a major facwr. Coosider these statistics following Tr e vino 's impressive victory &tnday over a tough field in the Colonial National Invitation : - He owns Ute lowest shot average of any golfer this year, 70.19. - He now has won a '•· tournament in each of the a C. HINDY ELECTRIC MIDDLEPORT, OfiiO ca rs have not had an opportunity to make the field in the allotted time. · dea l on us . We're the ones who are stuc·k with it," he i said . Andretli and Penske also expressed disappointment tr(:ttk officials t urned dow n th eir pro posal to qualify lllday . "They told us that the !-ieh edul e was firm," Penske said . Traditionall y, the tria ls are extended when 33 cars have not heen qualified and some ----------, MEiGS II Equipment Co. 1 POMEROY, 0. 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Penske said there was still a possibility that Andretti could qualify for U1 e grand prix eve nt , return to Indiana polis to qua li fy for the Holmes wasn 't making much progress in his career until he hooked up with Richie Giachetti of Cleveland five years ago. Giachetti, who trains and manages Holmes, arranged to have two of boxing's best known handlers, Ray Arcel and Freddie Brown , in Holmes' corner for Ute Sh~vers fight but neither is being engaged lor the Norton bout. "What did they do lor me? Nothing," Holmes said, answering his own question . "When I came back to my corner after the first round and he saw what I was doing to Shavers , Ray Arcel said to me, 'You're gonna be champion . . .you're gonna be champion .' I said, 'I know it.'" Whether he ever gets to \)e or not, Holmes never will forg et the days he had In shine shoes and wash cars to make a few dollars . "I used to walk from Easton to Phillipsburg, N.J., shining shoes," said the &.loot-3, 212-pound native Georgian, who quit school in the seventh grade. "I'd wallt in the bars ·and say , 'Shine, mister, shine?' I'd get 25 cents a shine and another 25 cents if they rubbed my head. You know, some white people Utink if they rub the head of a black kid they'll have good luck ." Holmes is trying for his high school equivalency now by taking lessons from a private tutor. "I'm not afraid In admit I was a dropout and that I need help," he said. "I know how It feels not to be educated, and how it feels not to have shoes and be on welfare. I know how it feels In smoke dope and get high on wine. I've tried them all . . Anytime I get a chance, I tell the kids how foolish all that is. Look at Leon Spinks. What kind of example do you think he's setting lor kids?" " ~8 fun ffi.tt.w~~o~ewl On Your Grand Opening Weather permitting , they 'll try again next Saturday and chief stewa rd Tom Binford said he liopes the trials can be completed on time, by late Sunday. "If those proJJ€rly in line have not had a chance to qualify , we would extend qualifications In Monday or Tuesday," Bmford sa id. The double rain-<~ut was a severe blow to Mario Andretli, wh o last week set an unoff ici al speed record of nearly 203.5 mph . Andrelti , winner of the 1969 rm·r , is committed to drive in the Belgian Grand Prix next weekend . Car Owner Roger Pcnskc said he planned to have Bobby Allison , who l'O mpeted in the 5110 in 197:i and 1975, qualify Andrelti 's ea r, but U1a t Andretli would can.f' ; . Girls results were: L.' ng Jwnp - I. Swisher, M, 13'1011"; 2. Debord, M; 3. Thomas E; High Jwnp - 1. Riebel, E, J.ll"; 2. Oliver, Md; 3. Edwards, E; Low Hurdles - . I. Oliver, M, 17.8; 2. Anderson, M; 3. White, E; Diseus - I. Smith, M, 75'8"; 2. Jo)'!ISOn, M; 3. Thomas, E; 100 Yard Dash - 1. Debord, M, 14.4; 2. Johnson, M; 3. Miller, M; Shot Put - I. .Smith, M, 24'7"; 2. Thoma, E; 3. Snowden, M;-Mlle Run - I. Smith, M, 7:13.2; 2. None . 3. None. 440 Yard Relay - Won by Meigs, 59.5; 440 yard Dash - made on the first weekend. Before his last victory, a one-sided 12-round decision over Earnie Shavers in Las Vegas two months ago, Holmes actually didn't have too much stature despite his 26wins in a row . But after the way he handled Shayers, supposedly one of the deadliest punchers among the heavyweights , there were natural comparisons with Ali and how much tougher atime he had against Shavers. "You saw Ute beating I gave Shavers," Holmes said. "Norton is gonna take a bigger beating. I'm gonna knock him out somewhere along the 12th round, and when I do, I will be Ut e champion or the whole world. Norton can't be tougher than Shavers. He doesn't have Shavers' bmling ability, his punching power or hi s defense. I know I can take Norton. I'm positive I Track teams split In a recent dual track meet East ern Junior High and Meigs Junior High tra ck teams split In the fin al scoring . Eastern boys defeated Meigs 65-44 while Eastern girls were defeated by Meigs 77-23. INDIANAPOLIS ( UP!) It was a rough weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y - for Ute drivers, the fans and the management, ·Not a wheel was lW"ned on . the famous auto racing oval either Saturday or Sunday, because of intermittent rain . What wa s to have been four days of tim e trials for the SOilmile race spread over two weekends will be cut in hal f. II marked the fir st lime since 1969 that not a single qualifying attempt could be if vnn 1 rP nnhorlv ." slated Tuesday $250,000. • Rain washes out Indy 500 trials Three ·teams Memorial pro-am share lead DUBLIN, Ohio (U P! ) Golfers, headed by host and def ending champiOn Ja cK Nicklaus began practi ce today for the 1978 Memorial Tournament at the Muirfield Village Golf Club. A pro-am will be held Tuesday the day before the Utird annual tourney starts at Ute distance of 72 holes. The field , including winners or 19 of this year 's 20 tour wurnaments and Ute top 13 finishers in the Masters, will be shooting for a share of Sentin~l , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Mon~y, May 15~!978 I Francisco swept a doubleheader from St. Louis, 5-4 in 12 innings, and 4-3in 10 innings, Pittsburgh edged San Diego, 1~, Philadelphia . beat Cincinnati, 7-4, and Atlanta edged Montreal , 2-1. Houston 's doubleheader with the Mets was rained out in New York. Giants S-4, Cardinali 4-3 : Terry Whitfield was the batting star for the Giants in both games as they stretched their winning streak to live . He homered in the 12th inning to win the opener then doubled in the loth of the nightcap and scored the winning run on pinch-hitter Marc Hill's single. Pirates I, Padres 0: Rookie Don Robins on tossed a four-hitter and outdueled former Cy Young Award-winner Randy Jones in th e Pirates' victory over the Padres. The Pirates' run came in the sixth and was unearned as the result or a throwing error by first baseman Gene Richards. Braves Z, Expos 1: Rod Gilbreath doubled home pinch-runner Rowland Office with Ute winning run in the sev enth to give the Braves a victory over the Expos. Di ck Ruthven scattered eight hils in going U1e dista nce lor his second triumph in fiv e decisions . Boys results were : Long Jump - I. Wol le 155'tl-, E; 2. Ritchie. E : 3. Core , M; High Jump - I. Sisson , 4-8-, M; 2. Bissell, E; 3. Bryan Gheen, M; 120 yard low hurdles - I. Sisson, 18.5 M; 2. Ritchie, E; 3. Darling E :Discus - I. Wolfe , 103'3", E; 2. Cotterill, M; 3. Edwurd:l M; Shot Put - !. Wolfe 41'8", E; 2. DUl, E ; 3. Powell, M; 100 yard dash - I. Riebel 12.1, E; 2. Core, M; 3. DillE; Pole Vault - I. Norton 6'2"; E ; 2. Riggs, M; 3. Thomas M; Mile Run - I. Bryan Gheen 5:44 , M; 2. Snowden E; 3. Nash M; 880 yard relay Won by Eastern , 1:57.6; 440 yard Dash - I. Riebel , 59.2 E; 2. Murray M; 3. Bruce Gheen M; 880 yard Run - 1. Beaver 2:34.1, E: 2. Smith, M; 3. Thomas, M; 220 yard Dash - I. Riebel 27.8, E; 2. Well, E; 3. King, M; Mile Reiay - Won by Meigs, 4:23.2. Another qua /icy product from Kunbcrly-C/;rk CorporD!ion@ 5-Th•f'laily • pa st 11 years, streak • ·surpassed only by Jack ~ Nicklaus. ~ - He has boosted his career : earnings to $1 ,7$4,559, just :,. $22,990 out of the second· place position in all-time money winnings held by • Arnold Palmer. ~ - And - perhaps what is : most important - he is on ' one of those high mental plateaus that golfers cherish . ~ "!think my best golf is in Ironto! me," Trevino said. "I : think I'm hitting the ball 30 pen-en! better than I did ~ when I woo either of my U.S. , Open titles." • Trevino cru,shed Ute field by lour !lhots Sunday wJUt a • final • round 66 that • gave him a Colon· ial record 72-hole score •, of :1118. It was the lowest winning total on the tour this ; year and the largest victory " margin as well. : . As Trevino played the 14th hole Sunday, he had only a • two·thot lead over Jerry • Heard. But Trevino holed a , 40.foot chip shot · with a • pitching wedge Ill' a birdie that took the fight out of his closest compelitnrs. · "It's been a fantastic four days," said Trevin o, who admitted be was growing anxious lor the U.S. Open at Denver's Cherry Hills, the British Open at St. Andrews and the PGA at Pittsburgh's Oakmont Country Club. Trevino led going into &tnday 's last round by a shot and never lost the advantage . Heard, who shot a 68, and Jerry Pate, who fired a 65, tied for second at 272 and each won $18,500. Steve Melnyk, with a 70, and leading money winner Tom Watson , who shot a 68 despite a triple bogey, aha red !ourth:place money of $8,ao0. Trevino plans In take a lew weeks off, next playing in the Kemper Open in early June. "Usually I will play in a tournament the week after I win one," said Trevlno. "But the tournament at Muirfield Village (hosted by Jack Nick· laus ) · is an invitational tourney and you have to commit weeks ahead of time. "It's too late for me In get in it. If I had known I was going to win hert I would have played In that one." DUBLIN, Ohio (UP!) Practice started tnday by golfers, headed by host and defending champion Ja ck Nicklaus, in the 1978 Memorial Tournament at the Mulrfleld VU!age Golf Club. A pro-am is scheduled Tuesday at the third annual tnurney, to open ~ednesday morning. 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I II I I I 1I I J �&-The Daily Senlmel Mddleporl Pomeroy 0 Monday May 15 1978 NOTICE OF SALE IN T HE COMMON PLEA S COU'IIT OFME GSCOUNTY OH 0 POMERO Y NAT ONAL and CIT ZENS NATIONAL BANK P • nt Jh aANK •• FRED 8 GOEGLE N •nd lolRBARA A ET AL GOEGLE N Defe ndants Cue No 6 OU 01 W a ong the gran ors prope tv ne and tie ex s ng no he y g h of way ne o Ro ck Spr ngs Road 67 '20 tee o a po n t1en ce N 52 deg 2 02 W coA nu ng a ong sa d ne 2'2 96 ee o ..a po n n he o an tors p oper y ne hen ce N " deg 34 02 W a ong he g M o s prope ty ne 149 ee oa pont n he g an o s prope v co ne hence S 84 deg 28 58 w a o ng he g &ntors south p ope y ne 3 2 teet o a PO n n he g an o s prope y ne and he e:.: s ng nor hern y gh of way I ne o Ro ck Sp no s Road hen ce N 52 deg 2 02 W a ong he g a o s p oPt v ne and he ex s ng no her y gh o way ne o l Ro k Sp nas Road 6 ee to a po n hen ce N 11 aeg l 02 w con nu ng a ong sa d ne JO ee o a po n hence S 77 deg 6 58 W co n nu ng a ong sa d ne 48 59 ee o a po n n he g an o s sou h prop e y ne hence S 84 deg 28 58 W a eng he 9 an o s sou h p ope ty ne 45 S6 ee o a po n n he 9 an o s sou hwest p OP.,er y co ne an d the ex tr no cen e ne o 0 d U S 3J thence N 9 aeo OB Sl w a ong he g an ors wes p ope y ne and he ex s ng cen e ne of 0 d U S 33 2 42 ee o a po n hence- N 9 deQ 22 5 W con nu ng a ong sa d ne 1 4 00 fee to a po n n the g an ors proper v co ner hence N 70 deg l 40 E a ong he gran o s p ope y ne S B ee o a po n he g an or s p ope Y c o ne and he e K s ng so u her y gh o way ne o Coun y R:oed Number 25 hen e N 9 deo 28 02 W a eng he g an o s no h pr ope y ne and he ex s ng so u he y gh o way ne o Coun y Road Numbe 25 35 6 ee o a po n hence N 9 deg 4l 32 E on nu no a ono sa d ne 55 47 tee o a po n hence N 5 deg 59 02 E con nu no a ong sa d ne 0 fee t o a oo n he'lce N 67 deg 25 20 E coni nu ng a eng sa d ne 160 24 ee o a po n hen e hen t: e S 7S deg 31 6 E con nu ng a eng s ad ne 172 76 ee o e po n hence s 58 deg <9 18 E con nu ng a ong ~ll d ne 104 40 ee o ll po n henc e S 9 deg 43 06 E con nu no a ong sa d ne o 1!1 po n hence S 65 deg 0 57 E con n u ng a on g sa d ne o a po n n he g an o 5 ea s p ope y ne hence S 241 deg 49 OJ W a ono he gran o s e!ls propenv ne 130 00 fee o a po nt n he g !!In o s no h p ope ty ne hence S 59 deg 0 02 E a on9 he o an ors nor h 10 82 f ee o p ope y ne he po n o beg nn no and con a n no 3 293 ac es Sub ec o a ega h oh ways and el!lsemen s o eco d Gr an or c e ms t e by deed o .eco d !!IS ecord ed n Deed Boo k 116 Pag e 7 9 Me os Coun t y Deed R ecoros he above Desc p on to descr bed l!lc t ha s been p epa ed om eK st no eco os by R cha rd c G asgow R S No 5 6 l!lnd s no an aclua e d su vey da ed Ma ch 2 1978 TRACT 2 S ua e n Se c on F ac on 6 Town 2 Range Se sburv Townsh D Me gs Cou n y Sta e of Uh o an o be no more tu v Oeser bed as 0 OWS Comm en c ng a a po n n he no heas co ner of u d F rac 011 6 thence S 3 deg 41 H W a ong the e11st ne of sad Frac on 6 22 6 29 ee o ~ po nr n he grantors sou hellS p ope y c o n e and t he southeas cor ner of Sill d act on 6 then;e N 86 deo 8 36 W a ono he9 anto s sou h prope ty ne and the south ne of sa d F a c on 6 32 21 ee to a po n n he gran o s prope y co ne then ce N 3 de; 41 2ot E a ono the grantors proper "' ne 284 08 feet to a po n n he g an to s prope ty carne then ce S 88 deo 28 58 w a ono he grantors prope y ne and pus ng he sou hets cor ne of Lo Numbe 1 of Rock Spr nos Subd v son as e~o ded n P a Book 4 Pag e 36 n he ecords of the Me os Count y Recorders Off ce at 1l 00 fee a tot a d s a nee of 578 00 ee o a po n n the gran to s p oper v co ne ana tne soutnwes corner ot o Numbe 12 o sad Sub d v son and t he ea pont o beg nn no to he and here n detc bed hence S 88 deg 28 58 w " ong he g en o s south prope tv I ne 22 00 tee o a po n n the or an o s southwnt prope y co ner hence N 8 deg 0 02 W a ong the g an ors wes proper "' ne .t6 00 fee to a po nt n the g an o s p ope y corne r thence N 8.4 deg 28 58 E a on g the grantors proper y ne 23 08 fee to a po nt n the g anlo s prope y corne r thence N 1.t deg 3~ 02 west a ono the grantors wes p operty ne 15 73 fee o a pont n he grantors northwest pr oper ~ corner and the ex s ng southe y ght of way ne of Ro k Sp ngs Road lhence S -'9 deg 02 E a ong he g an o s nor h p ope ty ne and he ex s ng southe y gh of way I ne of Rock Sp ngs Road 141 l ee o a po n hence S 77 deg 35 02 E con nu ng a on g sa d ne ~ 63 tee o a po n n ne g an ors nortneas pr ope y co ne and he no hwes o ne of sad o N umber 2 hence S deg 08 2 E a ong he g an o s eas prope y ne and he wes ne o Sll d L o Numb e 2 13.t 9 feet o he po nt of beg nn ng and con a n no 0 060 ac es Sub ec to 1!1 ega h gh ways and easemen s of eco d G an o c a ms t t e by deed o eco d as eco ded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 7 9 n he eco ds o he Me gs Coun y Recorde s Oft ce Oes er pt on o lhe above rae has been desc bed p epe ed t om ex st ng e co ds by R c ha d C G ugow R S No 5161 dated March 25 978 and s no t an actua fed survey TRACT 3 S u" e n Sec t on 15 Frac on 6 Town 2 Renge 3 Sa sbu "' Townsh p Me gs Coun y Stale o Oh o and be n9 me e fu y descr bed as to ow s Co.mmenc ng at a po n n he no theas co ne of sa d Frac on 6 hence N 87 deg "' w a ong he no th ne of sad Freet on 6 1 345 57 fee o a po n n he ex s ng us er y m ed l!lc cess r ght of way ne ot U S 33 thence S A deg 38 1 W 8 ong he ex s ng eas e y m ed eccess gh of way ne o u S 33 36 59 ee o a po n hence S deg SS 9 E ne con nu no a ong sa d 436 72 fee to a po n n he grantors no hwest prope y co ner and he ea po n of beg nn no to he and he e n desc bed then ce N 71 Cl eo N~·w~OOMPTON, OPTOMETRIST ......____________ o.o: 4 OFFICE HOURS 9 30 to 12 2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) - EAST COURT ST POMEROY ._ ···-~ To the boss, I'm a ~~communications Consultant!' 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If these have a sadly fam1har nng (or rem1nd you of other problems) You need us J Even 1f yo1,1 thmk your system IS pretty good nght now we bet we can make at even better There s no addauonal charge for our help by the way And 1t s very easy to get S1mply call our busmess office am &EnE~TELEPHDnE ' 00 09 E a ong he gran o s nor h p optr y nt 290 00 teet to a PO nt n the o an o s no theas proper y co ne and the ex st no cen er ne ot 0 d J S 33 thence S 19 deg 22 S E a ong he o an o s eas p ope ty I ne and the e)( s no cen er ne of U S 33 29 00 tee o a po n n the o an o s southeas pro per y co ner thence S 11 deQ 00 09 w a ono the g anto !. sou n p oper y ne 290 00 fee to e po n t- n the oranto s sou hwes prope ty corne ana ne ex s ng us e y m ed acce.ss gh of Wtt"' I ne of U S 33 hence N 9 deg 'l2 50 W a ong the granto s wes pr oper y ne and he ex s r,g eas e y m ted acces.s gh of way ne of U S 33 29 00 tee o he po n of beg nn ng and co n an ng 0193 ac es Sub ec o a ega h gh ways and easeme n ts o ecor d G !!Info c a ms e by deed of eco d as ecorded n Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 1 9 n he eco ds of he Me gs Cou nt y Recorde s Off ce Oeser pt on to the above descr bed rae has been f om u s ng p epa ed r ec o ds by R chard c G asoow R s No 5 6 da ed Ma ch 25 1978 and s no an ac ua e d su r vey TRACT 4 S ua n Sec l on F act on 6 Town 2 Ran9e 13 Sa sbu y Townsh p M e gs Cou nty s a e of Oh o and be no mo e t u y descr bed as fo ows Commenc no a a pont n the nor heast co ner of sa d Fract on 6 then ce N 87 deg 1 49 W a ong he nor h ne of sa d Fract on 6 300 67 teet to a po nt n the gran o s no heas t co ne and th e ell: sfLOO weste ly ght o way I ne o cou nty Road No 25 o!nd the rea po n of beg nn n o c the and he e n desc bed hence S 19 deg 341 3• E a eng he g antor s east prope t y ne and he ex s ng weste y gh o way ne of Coun y Road Numbe 25 525 96 ee to a po n n he g r an o s sou heas p ope ty corne hen ce S 7 deo 00 09 W 1!1 ong he g an ors sou h p ope t y ne 290 00 fee t o a po nt n the g an o s sou hwes p ope ty .,J: orne and he ex st no eas er y m ed access r gh l o way ne o U S 33 hence N 1 deg 55 9 W 1!1 onQ he g an ors wes proper "' 1 ne and h e-i"Xsflno w es er y m ed ac cess r ght of way ne ot u s 33 .t36 12 reet to a pont th ence N A deo 38 17 E con nu ng a ong se d ne 136 59 ee t o a po n a the g !!In o s northwes p oper y car n e and h e e~~: sf ng sou the y m ed access ght o we~ ne ot S a e Rou e Number 7 and the no th I ne o sad Frac on 6 thence S 87 deg 11 •9 E a ong the g an o s no h p ope ly I ne and th e ex s ng southe y m ed acces s gh of way ne ot S a e Route Nu mbe 1 and he no th ne of Fract on 6 •4 90 ee l o the po nt of beg nn no and con ta n ng 76 ac es Sub ec o a ega h Oh wavs and easements o r eco rd G anto c a ms e bY deed of record as eto ded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 119 n he eco ds of th e Me gs Coun y Recorder s Of ce Oeser pt on for he above desc bed t act hil s been p epa ed om ex st ng ec o ds b y R ch11 d C G asgow R s No 5 6 da ed Ma ch 25 978 and s not an ac ull f ed su ~Jty TRACT 5 S ua e n Sec 1 on 5 F ac on 6 Tow n 1 Range 3 Sa sbu y Townsh p Me gs Coun y State o Oh o end be no m ore tu y desc bed as to ow s Commen c ng e a po n n the no th west co ner o sa d Fra c Qn 6 t hen ce S 3 dtg ees -4 W a ong he wes n e o f sa d F !!l et on 6 311 _.~ teet o a po nt n he g 11 n o s no hwes p ope y carne and he r ea po n ot beg n n no or he and he e n rl"'hf' d hen ce S 87 dei ees 1 .t9 E a ong he o an or s no th prop er y ne 393 36 fte o ll po n n he g !!In o s p ope ty carn e th ence N 3 degrees .t 2 ~ E a ong he gran o s wes p ope t y ne 132 01 fee o a po n n I he g 11n o s nor h p ope t y ne and th e eK s ng sou I her y m eo access r gh ot wa y ne of S ate Rou e Number 7 hence N 66 degr ees O.t 32 e ono t he gran or s no lh prop er y ne <~~n d he ex st ng southe v ght of way ne of S a e Route Nu mber 7 13 20 fe et to a po nt hence N 78 deg ees 59 09 E con nu ng a ono sa d ne 403 5-' feet to 1!1 po n on th e nor h ne- o sa d Fr11ct on 6 hence S 87 deg ees I •9 E con nu no along sa d I ne and th e nor h ne o sa d Frac on 6 375 oo tee o 11 po n n he gran o s n o heas p ope ty co ner and the ex st no wes er v m ted acces s oht of way ne of U S 33 thence S 19 deg ees 25 1.- E a ong the grantors east p oper y ne an a the ex st ng wes er y t m ted 11ccess gh of way ne o U S J3 2U 53 fee o 11 po nt hen ce S 7 deg ees 38 1 E con i nu no a ono sa d ne S-40 79 fee to a po nt thence S U deg ees 53 29 E cant nu ng a ono sa d ne S•489 to a pon n the grantors south prope ty t ne hence N U degrees S3 02 W along the grantor s sou h proper v 1 ne 847 5 tee o a pont n he grantors south wes p ope ty corne end the wes I ne of sa d F act on 6 hence N 3 degrees •1 2• E a on9 the gr11ntors wn prope ly ne end the wes l ine of sad Fracl on 6 86151 fee t o nt po nt of beg nn no and conta n no 40 70 acrn Sub ec to al ega h gh ways and easements of eco d G an or c a ms t tie by deed of re cord as rtcorded n e s T 1 1 '4 Deed Book 210 Poge 719 n the ecor ds of the Me gs Coun v R:ecorders Office Oeser pt on for the above descr bed ract hU been p epa ed by R: cher d C G asgow R S No 51 61 and s not an actuel fed survey TRACT 6 S tua e n Sect on 16 Fract on 12 Town 2 R:enge 13 Sal sbury Townsh p M e gs County S a e of Oh o and be ng more full y descr bed u to ows Commenc ng at a po n n the southeast corner of sa d Sect on 16 he n ce N 3 degrees 41 24 E along the east line of sa d sect ion 6 5.t7 25 tee to 1 pGint n ht granto s south property lne and the u st nQ northerly r ght of wav ne of county Road Number 20 and the rea po n of beg nn ng for he land here n descr bed th enc e S ... 70 deg ees 6 11 W a ong the granto s sou th prope y ne and the e~~: sf no no ther y r ght of way ne of County Road Numbe 20 354 24 feet o e po nt n t he o an o s p ope ty corner hence N l9 degrees 28 J7 W a ono the gran o s west p ope y ne 30 80 tee to a po n n he granto s prop er Y co r ner 2H yo teet to a po n n he granto s p ope y corne hence N 8 deg ees 57 1 E 1!1 ong the g antors west proper y ne ....350 00 feet to a po n hen ce N 15 deg ees 02 49 W con nu no a ono sa d ne 16 ootee to a pont n the grantors nor hwes p oper y corne thence s 87 degrees 49 E a ong he grantor s north proper y ne 217 62 te e to a po n n the gran o s pro pe y co ne and the east ne o sa d Sec t on 16 thenc e S J degrees A 24 w a ong he g an o s p ope ty ne Jnd he eas ne of sa d Sec t on 16 47 81 feet o a pont n he gran ors prope t y co ne and he no hwest C'O ne o sa d Frac on 2 and corne of he sou hwes Frac on o thes e Townsh p hence S 87 deo ees 11 49 E a ong he oran ors nor 11 property ne and he no h ne of sa d F ac on 2 Sa sbury Townsh p and he south ne of Frac 011 10 Cheste Townsh p 320 00 fee o a po n n he grantors nor hea s prope ty corne and he ex st ng cen er ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 thence s 16 degrees JO 08 W a ono he grantors east proper y ne and he ex sf no ce nt e ne ot Townsh p Road Number 79 132 oo tee o a po nt n the or enters prope y co ne then ce N 87 deg ees 49 W a ong the granto s proper y ne 183 00 tee to a po nt n he or an to s prope y co ne hen ce S 3 degrees 49 W a ong he grantor s p oper y ne 160 oo teet to a po n n he g an o s prope y co ne r hen ce N 80 deg ees 51 24 E a ono he oranto s proper y ne 156 241 teet o a po n n he g ante s prope y co ne and the fll: s no cente I ne ot Townsh p Road Number 79 thence S 19 deg ees 30 46 W a ong he grl!ln o s east proper "' I ne and he ex s no center ne of Townsh p Road Numbe 79 66 3 feet to a pont n the granto s southeas prop erty co r ner the nce N 70 deo ees 29 4 W a ono the gran o s sou h p ope t y ne 16 50 tee o 1!1 po n n th e ex st ng wes er y r gh of wa~ ne of Tow nsh p Road Numbe 19 henc e S 58 deg ees 52 06 W a ong the grantors sou h property ne and the eK s ng wes er y r gh of way ne ot Townsh p Road Num be 79 9271 feet to a pont thence S 8 W con 0 degrees 6 nu ng a ong sa d ne 14 29 ee o he po nt of beg nn ng and con a n no 5 854 acr es o wh ch 3 968 acres s n Sec on 6 and 886 ac es n F act on 12 Sub ec t t o al ega n Oh ways and easemen s of ecord G an or cia ms t e by deed of r co d as eco ded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 7 9 n ecords of he Me gs County Reco rders 0 ce Desc p on for he above descr bed tra c has been p epar ed by R c hard C G asoow R S No 5 61 and s no an actua eld survey TRACT 1 S uate n Sec on 16 Town 2 A ange 13 Sl!l sbury Townsh p Me os Cou n y S a e of Oh o and be no more fu y descr bed as to ows Commen c no a a po nt n the sou h eas t co ner of sa d Se c t on 6 hence N 3 degrees • 2.t E a ono th e eas ne of sa d Sec on 6 673 51 fee o a po n n th e t'll. st ng c enter ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 hence N 3 degrees 4 -49 W a ong the ex s no cen te ne of T ownsh p Road Number 79 30• 50 ee o a po nt n the g an o s southeu proper y co ne r and he e11 po nt ot beo nn no to th e and he e n descr bed th ence S lA deg ees 19 1 w a ong he o an o ~ sou h p ope t y ne 343 53 feet o a pont n th e gran ors sou hwes proper y co ne thence N S deg ees 02 49 W a ong th e gran to s wes property 1 ne 23 50 t ee o a pont n the oran o s no hwest p operty co ne thence S 87 deg ees 11 49 E a eng the grantors no l h proper y ne 30 00 fee o a pont n the granto s nor h east p oper y co rner and th e u st ng ce nter ne of Townsh p Road Number 19 thence S 13 dtg ees 26 49 E a ono he gran o s east p oper y ne and the eM st no center ne of Townsh p Road Number 19 126 00 fee o a pont hen ce S 31 deg ees •1 A9 E cont nu no a ono sa d ne 59 1 feet o the pont of beg nn ng and con 11 n ng .s•o acres Su b lec 10 a ega I h gh ways and easements of r ecord Grantor cams t t e by deed ot record as recorded n Deed Book 216 Page 7 9 n the records of th e M eigs County Recorders Oft ce Oeser pt on tor the above descr bed tre e has been prepared b y R ch ard 0 G asgow R S No 5161 and s not an actua f eld survey TRACT I S tuate n Sec ton 6 Town 2 Range 13 Sa sbury To w nsh p M ei gs Coun t "/ Sta e of Oh o and be ng mo e fu y descr bed as fo ows Commenc no at a pont n the southeas t corner of u d Sec t on 6 thence N 17 deg r ee!. 11 ~9 W I ong the south ne of sad Sect on 16 265.t 78 teet o a point n ,,.,,. southwes corner of the sou ne asl qua ter of se d Sed on 6 hen ce N 2 degrees 4 25 E a ong the west ne of the southeas qua r ter of u d Sect on 6 171 59 fee to a pont hence S 15 degrees 16 00 E a ong a I ne and pass ng a pont n he us ng center ne of U S 33 at 601 65 feel e otal d stance of 787 21 feet to a po nt n the ex st no easter y limited access rl;ht of way nt of U S 33 hen ce 5 20 deg ees •o 04 E a ong the ell( st ng easterly mlted access r ght otway Une of u S 33 72 639 fetf o 1 pont n the g an o s northwest property corner and he rtll pont of beo nn n; for nt 1nd here n desc bed thence N 12 degren 3S 21 E along the grantors north property I ne l41 16 fee to a point In he gran ors northeast property corntr end fi'le ex It ng centerline of old u S JJ tnence s 6 degrtll .1 10 e al ong hf' g antors eatt p operty line and the ulstlnQ ce nterline of Old u 5 33 4.tl 97 fetl o a pont n tl'le grantors southeast p operty corne r thenc e S 11 degrees 26 l2 W a on; the or an ora south property ne 43 69 feet o a po n n the gr Jnlo s sou1.hwest p oper y corner and he ex s ng easter v m ted access Oh of way ne of U 5 33 hence N 20 de9rees ~0 w along the granto 5 west proper v I ne and he ex s no easter y m ted access gh of way ne ot u s 33 426 60 feet to ~e po n of be;Tnnlno and con an ng 0 950 acres Sub ec o e eo a h on wa ys l!lnd ease m ents of eco d G an or c a ms e by deed o eco d as ecorded n Deed Book 2 6 Pllge 119 n the eco rds ot the Me gs Coun y Reco ders Off ce Oeser pt on fo the above descr bed tra ct has been p epa ed by Ff c hard 0 G asgow R S No S 6 and s not an actiJa f eld sur vey TRACT 9 S ua te n Sec on 6 Town 2 Range 13 Sa sbury Townsh p Me gs Coun y State of Oh o and be ng mo e fu y desc bed as fo lows Commenc ng at a po n n he sou theast co ne of se d Sec on 16 hen ce N 87 deg ees 1 49 w a ong the south ne of sa d Sect on 16 26S.t 18 feet o a po n n the sou hwes co ner of the sou thus qua ter ot sa d Se ct on 6 he nce N 2 deg ees 141 25 E a ong the west ne ot he southeas qua te o sa d Sec t on 16 113 8 59 ee o a po n hen ce S 85 deg ees 16 0 E a ono a ne l!lnd pass ng a po nt n th e eK st no ce nter ne of U S 33 a 60 65 tee a ota d stance of 187 1 feet to a po nl n th e o ante s nor hwest propert"' c orner and he ex s ng eas er y m ted access gh of way ne of U S 33 and the rea po n of beg nn no or the and here n descr bed hence 5 85 degrees 16 00 E a ono he o anto s no th pr opert y ne 235 79 teet o a po n n he gra n o 5 no r theas p ope y co ne and the ex st no ce n e ne of o d U S 33 hence s 7 degrees 51 37 E a eng he grantors eas p ope y ne and he ex st ng cen er ne of U S 33 320 68 teet o a po nt hence S 4 degrees 37 37 E coni nu ng a ong sa d ne 167 0 ee o ll pont n he gran o s southeas proper y corner hence S 72 deg ees 54 13 W a ong the g an o 5 sou h properl"f ne 180 62 teet to a po n n he oranto s south wes prope ty corne and the tll: st ng eas er y m ted access g hl of wa y ne of U s 33 thence N 20 degrees 40 4 W a ong me gran o s w es t property ne and he ex s no easte y m ted access r gh of way ne of U S 33 576 30 ee to ht po n of beg nn ng and conta n no 2 ecres Sub ec o a ega n 9h ways and easemen s o eco d G antor c a ms t t e by deed ot rtc ord as eco ded n Deed Book 2 6 Pag e 719 n he re cords ot th e Me gs Coun v Recorders Off ce Oeser pt on tor the above descr bed tra ct has been prepared by R ch a d C G asgow R s No 516 and s not an actua f e d su vey TRACT 0 S tuate n Sect on 6 Town 2 Range 13 Sa sbu y Tow nsh p Me os Coun v State ot Oh o and h,. no more fu y desc bed as to ows Commenc no a a po n n t he southeas cof'ner o sad Sec on 16 hence N 87 deg ees 1 .t9 W a ono he so.u h ne of sa d S.ec on 6 265.t 78 tee to a po nt n he southwes cor ner of the sou heas qu ar e of sa d Sec on 16 he n ce N 2 deg ees • 2S E a ong the w e5 ne of the $0U heast auar e ot sa d Stet on 16 6.46 79 ee lo a pont n th e gran o s sou hwe-s proper y co rne and lhe rea pont of beg nn ng tor he and he e n thence N 2 des c r bed de9rees " 2S E con nu no a ono sa d ne and he Qran ors west prope t y ne 231 80 fee t o a po n n the g an te s nor hwest proper "' co ner thence S 15 Cltg ees 6 00 E a ong he g anto s no ttl p oper v ne 390 92 ee o & po n n lhe ;ranto s nor heas pr operty co rner and he eK s ng w es er v m ted access r ght of way ne o U s JJ thence S 8 Cleg ees 22 26 W a ong he grantors east p op e tv ne and he u st ing wute y m ted access r Ohl of way ne of u S 33 295 97 ee o e po n thence S J deg en 07 06 E co nt nu no a ono sa d ne 1 • 43 f te l o a PO nt n sou heas th e granton p ope ty corne hence N 78 deg ees • 18 W a ono he grantors sou h proper 309 80 feet to a poln n he g an o s pr o per y cot n e then ce N 3 degrees 23 32 E a ong he gran ors property ne 130 00 tee to 11 po n n th e g antors property corner then ce N B.t degrees 36 28 W a ono the ora n ors south property ne 159 33 feet to the pont of beg nn ng and con an no 12 223 acres Sub ect to a 1 e;al h gh ways and enemen s of reco d Gran or ci a ms t tie by deed of record as f'ecorded n Deed Boo!( 21 6 Page 719 n th e eco ds of he Me gs Coun -y Recorders Off ce Oeser pt on tor the above Clescr tted ract has been p epa ed by R ch ard C Glasgow R S No S 61 and s not an actua tleiCI survev TRACT II S tuo e n Sect on 20 and Sec on 21 Fract on 25 and Frac on 31 Town 3 A anoe 3 Bedford Township Me gs County Sta e of Oh o a nd be ng more ful y desc r bed as fo lows Commenc ng at a po n n the southwest corner of said Frac lon 2S hence N 90 degrees 00 00 E along the touth I ne Of II d F riCtfOn 25 2529 d fu t to 1 po nt n he granlors southwest p ope ty corner and the rea po rnt of beginning for the land herein descr i bed thence N 0 degrees 00 00 E along he granton wut l)roperty line 225.t 01 fttl to 1 pont In the grantors proper ne and fhe south line of fhe Wll am Carleton Estltt Dower ne thtnc;e S 61 dtgf'tel 00 00 W along the granto s propertv I ne and the south ne of the Will am Car e on Estate Dower nt 4'05 23 feet to a point n the grantors p optrty corn•r thence N 0 deoretl 00 00 along he gran ors west property I nt and paning the nof'th ne ot sa d Fraction 25 1nd ne South 1 ne of Slid Fnctfon 31 at 214 16 tttl and jilting he north lint of 11 Section 20 and the south tine of sa ct Section 21 at 1237 76 ftet a total distinct of 2557 76 feet to 1 point In the granton northwest property corner end the north line of 11 d Fract on 31 thence N tO degrees 00 00 E I ong the grantors nor1h property lint and tht north line of u d Fract on 31 1551 t2 fttl to 1 nt n the grantora north o• •s5 r •• v e Pt eut property c::orntr thence s o degrees 00 oo W along tnt or enters east property ne and pan no the south ne of sa d sect on 21 and the north t ne of sad Sect on 20 at 1320 00 feet and Di!ISS ng the_ toun ne of sag Fract on 31and the north line of said Frac On 25 a 23•3 00 feet a tot at d stance of 2528 86 teet to e point n the grantors proper v cornfr thence S 85 degrees •5 00 W a ono the g an ors property I ne 150 00 teet to a po n n the grantors proper v corner thence S 90 degrets 30 00 w a ong the o ant ors proper tv line .t86 62 feet to a pont In the grantors property corner and the ex st ng center! ne of County Road Numbe 18 (l(lngsbyry Road th ence S 67 degree! A6 29 E a ong the grantors proper v ne and the u st ng centert ne of Countv Road Number 18 (K ngsbury Road 248 35 teet to a pont n grantors ea s proper y ne thence S 0 degree 00 00 E a ong he grantors east proper y ne 120 52 feet to.-. po nt n lhe gran ors sou he as proper y corner and he sou h ne ot sa d Freet on ~5 thence N 90 degrees 00 00 W a ong the grantors south property I ne and he sou h ne of sa d Fract on 25 1204 50 tee o the po nt of beg nn no and con a n ng 1.45 276 acres e)( ce pt ng 2 123 acres leav ng 43 153 ac es of wh ch 59 302 ac es s n Fracl on 25 and 83 8S1 acres n Frac on 3 EXCEPT ON Com menc ng al a pont n the sou hwes corner of sa d F= ract on 25 thence N 90 degrees oo oo E e ong the sou th ne ot sa d F ac on 25 3733 9S feet o a po n In the grantors southeast proper y corner hence N 0 deg ees 00 00 E a ong the oranto 5 east p operty ne 120 52 ee to a po nt n the ex st ng cen er ne of County R:oad Numbe 18 I( ngs buryROI!Id then ce N 6 1 deg ees .t6 29 W a ong he ex st ng cen er ne of County Road Number 18 K ngsbury Road) ~46 25 fee to the rea po n of beg nn ng for he and here n des cr bed hence N 67 deg ees 46 29 W con nu no a ong sad ne 223 25fte o a pont then ce N 9 degrees 32 16 e a ono a t ne .tOO 00 tee o a po n thence S 80 deQ ees 27 ~.t E along a ne 217 80 tee to a po n thence s 90 deQrtes 32 15 W alone "' ne 4.t~ 03 ee o ne po n of beg n n no and conta n no 1 23 a cres Su b ect to a e;at h gh wavs and easemen s of retard Granto cams t t e bY deed of record as recordfd n Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 7 9 n he reco ds of he Meg!. Cou nty Recorde s Off ce Oeser pt on tor he above descr bed ac; hn been p epared by R chard 0 G asgow f om ex 11 ng records deeds ae a s and quad sheets end s no an actual fed survey TERMS OF SALE Cnn fO r not ess tha n wo lh rds of he app a sed IJa ue Each pa ce o be sod separate y A p a ot he rea es t a e o be sod nas been f ed n Case No 16 046 of he Me gs County Common Peas Court Appra ted va ue o croperty Tr11 ct SJ9 000 00 Trocl 2 Sill 00 Tree 3 1600 00 Trac:t 4 S 6 607 00 T o cl 5 S 1 160 00 T a ct 6 s o IJJ JJ T oct 1 so 560 oo Troc a - 1100 oo Tra ct 9 - S 800 00 Trac 10 n JJJ J3 Tra ct 1 S21 500 00 James J Proff Sher ff "')• gs Coun 2• (l a v Oh o 5 5c PROBATE COURT OF ME G5 COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF FLOYO J RUPE DE CE ASED Case No 2'2383 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ma y J 1971 n th e Me gs Count y Probe e Court Case No 22313 Jane A ct Rupe Rl I Outer Oh o was ap po n ed Adm n s ral r x ot the es a e ot F O"id J R upe deceased ate of R Oex er Oh o (5 Mann no o Webster P obate Judge Cit k 8 15 22 Jtc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Co tum bus Ottlo Moy I 171 Contr~ct Slits LtQII No 11 404 copr UNIT PR CE CONTRACT Se a ed proposa s w 1 be rece ved at he off ce of the 0 ec or of the Oh o Oepar me nt of Trans porta on Col um bus Oh o unt I 10 00 A M Oh o Standa d T me Thursday June 1 971 for m provements n Athens Hoc k ng M e gs Mo gan No b e V nton and Wash ngton Coun es Oh o on v ar ous ro utes and sec 1 ons and nu v 1 age of M e Conne sv lit by pa nt no e• st ng guard a The date set tor com pi e on of th s work snail be as sel fo th In he b dd ng propos a Elich b dder sha be requ ed to f e w th hit bid a cert fed check or cllhie 1 chec k fo an a moun equal to f ve ptr cent of ttls bid but n no event more hln f f y housand do a s or a bond for ten per cent af his bid payeb e to the o rector 8 dders ni'Ust ap'PIY on th e proper forms for qual If cat on a least ten days pr or to lht date ttl for open no b ds n accordance w th Chapter 5525 Oh io R: ev sed Code ~ns and spec flcattons are on f e n the Dep1rtmen ot Tr1n1portet on end he ott ce ot he 0 str ct Deputy 0 rec or The 0 rec tor reserves he r lgh o reject 1ny end el b ds DAVID L WE R D RECTOR Rev I 1173 (l 1$ 12 2fc The evening atara are Man Ven111 Jupiter and Slturn n- born oo IIlli dilte are 111der the ~ of T•ll(lll 7-The Dally Sentinel Moddleport Pomeroy 0 Moo\day May Ia 1978 I Meigs Senior Citizens program reviewed Governor James Rhodes has proc1auned May 16 as Senlor Cltlzens Day Uoroughout Uoe Sta<e of Ohio At thos appropriate tlme Uoe Metgs County Counc 1 on Agmg would like to revtew Uoe seruor collzen programs 10 Me gs County It IS wlUo pride that we look back over the past r ue years and view Uoe accomplishments - expans on of Uoe or gtna1 services and lmplementat1on of new servK-es Howe1er n some areas much slll remains 1o be done r older persons are lo receavbueUoe helpUoey need and deserve The problems are kn own t not always Uoe solutiOn THE MEIGS COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES s an SENIOR CITIZENS CEN area m whoch much rema ns TER ls a one-stop serv ce to be accompl shed For older unllke many counties Where persons medocal expenses older persons may have to go are (hree tomes those of several different places to younger persons S<a<os( cs obtain services Hav ng all show that Med care pa) s only prograins In one location 45 percent of an older per eluntnates duphcataon thus son s medtca l costs Man) cutting operatoonal costs - older persons cannot afford to which In tum helps tax buy otems reqmred by the payers Center Servoces are tnf rm I es of age such as funded through the Ohoo glasses hearang aods and CommiSSIOn on Agong under dentures the Older Amencans Act Health servoces wluch have The Center can be a fun been provoded at the Center place but It IS also a place are monthly blood pressure for sharing the joys the cl ni CS annual flu shots sadnesses the problems - a mull phas c health screenmg place to work to learn to JOin prog rams hom e nursmg In actovlties The Center is courses first a d classes where the lonely fmd fraends physocal htn ess classes and comparuonshop the arrangements for wheel depressed hnd others worse chatrs and hospolal beds off than they and 1n tryong to medocal appoontments made pro grams and help them help themselves and on hea lth Fove years ago the average doscuss oons attendance was less than 200 problems of older persons To today the attendance our knowledge he multi averages close to 2 000 a phas oc hea lth scree nin g program held on 1971 was he month TRANSPORTATION was forst n the Stale of Ohto I n one of the forst serv ces made be conducted on a vo!wttary available to sen or cotozens on bas s Due to age ncoes Meigs County and os stili one 1\'0rkmg ogether and woth of the most unportant Man) <he help of many volu nteers older persons do not drove no add tonal funds \\ ere and with no pub! c trans expended These serviCes are possoble portallon In the county older because of the cooperatoon of persons were often homeother health agenc es and bound whether they wanted orgaruza( ons Followong the to be or not Two mini buses screen ng progra m a cancer travel dally routes screen ng program for Meogs throughout the county wh lea Co unty women was funded by station wagon makes doctor the Oh o Department of and hospotal trip5 for the Health many older persons requtrong Through a contract 11 th the appointments at ou t of Corpora oon for Heal<h county medical facahtoes Education m Appalac h a Used as a backup for the Oh o (CHEAO ) a heal<h team van.!l the wagon is also used was placed on Meogs Co unty on transporting the han last year for a per od of seven dlcapped The three vehocles weeks The team w th the average over 4 000 miles a assoslance of local hea lth month and transpor< ap agenc es and medoca1 proximately 400 passengers In December 1976 an profess onals conducted a multi pha soc appllcatton to the Ohoo week long hea)th screenmg program for Department of Trans all ages Approxm1ately 600 portation was submtlted and persons 11 ere screened approved fort wo buses and a !tatlon wagon to replace the almost hall of wh ch were present vehtdes now love senoor c tozens A fo low uo years old The new buses was conducted and a report os should be In operatoon by fall be ng com p Jed wot h the A possibility exasts that an results of <he screenmg An apphcat on submitted to agreement may be reached CHEAO for another health with AORTA to prov de team Jhos summer has been additional transportation approved The (earn woll be ESCORT SERVICE s based at <he Semor C I zens provided for older persons Center w th the r project who because of phystcal focuson g on a series of disabilities requo re D abetoc Screenongs and wlstance with shopp ng and health educat on programs other personal business INFORMATION AND run on conjunction with <he REFERRAL (I & R) In County Health Departmen(s formation and Referral os a summer Outreach Program The HOME MA IN service which offers TENAN CE serv o ce wa s asalmnce In areas such as established to prov de for Social Secunty food stamp5 monor repaors to older per Medicare and Medlcaod nursing homes health sons homes on those cases problems financial problems where the home o w~er s and other needs Assistance fonancoa lly unable to take In these matters often m care of needed repa rs A CHORE SERVJCE volvea a considerable amount of Investigation and follow provo des help for persons who up Persons workmg wtth cannot perform ce rtaon Information and Referral household chores and have to be knowledgeable of because of !united oncome services available through cannot hore help Thos servtce other agencies whtch can IS just now gettong underway benefit older persons CIJn and os avaJiab le throu gh &equently they work closely A I L funds appropriated by wltb these agencies Over the State Legtslature to the I 200 requests for Information Ohio Commos.s on on Agmg and-<lr assistance have been for each county and Tolle XX received thla past year funds through the County Office space Is provoded for Welfare Department A HOMEMAKER HOME the Social Security HEALTH AIDE servoce representative one day each available throu gh Home week The first county wide reglstration in the State for Health Servoces at Veterans Supplemental Security In Memoroal Hospital was also come (SSI) was held at the recently onottated through Meigs County Senior C1t11ens Title XX and A I L funds EMPLOYMENT - This Center servoce assists older persons Cloaely linked to I & R Is the In two way,s One - efforts PUBLIC BENEFITS are made to assist older SPECIALIST position persons who are seeking Providing representation and employment This age group ualltance for the elderly in often have more problems filing for Social Security hearlnss Medicare and finding work sometimes due Medicaid appl~cations to physical disabtlltles or to N!lmbunement health care la ck ~f education The and other benefits are among Leading Creek Conservancy District and the Coun<y the aupportive services Commissioner s Offoce provided The funding for this through their Manpower particular proaram will end Programs have been ver) u of AuguJI unleaa 10me way cooperative in <his area they can be found to rontlnue this also have been most helpful aervice which Is sorely in pla ci ng perso ns In needed in Meil!l County positions at the Center whtch OUTREACH II another lei'V!ce wblch workl closely enables us to serve more w!Uo 1 l R contacttns per people At the present tlme two 10111 who may need aulst cooks a bus driver and a ance but whO may not be secretary are being paid aware of aervlcea available through these CE TA oc do not know how to make programs In addition a 111e of them Sometimes to an Publ c Benefit SpedaUst a older per1011 It 1 easter to 111dure than to try to cope janitor a bookkeeper at the wltb aU the bureaucratic red Center and one cook and a bus driver at the Nair lion tioel VOl UNTEE R PROGRAM RSVP ) fun de d through ACTI ON has been n operation for f ve years n Me gs Co unt y Sen or Volunteers are md voduals uler the age 60 who a e w ng and ea ger to servP he tel o" men and con ... MOLlY VARNER deput y dtrec tor of the Area Agency on Agmg presents Me gs County Councol on Ag ng member the Rev WI am M ddleswart woth T tie V fund s totalmg $31 251 15 wh ch woll be app ed to he construct on of the new mull -purpose bu ding to be bu It on Mu lberry He ghls Ane" senoor c t zens cen er wo ll be oncluded on the lac l lv Program on Racone are be ng pa od through t c Slate Comm ssu on Ag ng CETA Work Programs Two - Jhere are many requests from older persons who because of llness need someone to ve n w <h them An up-to-date f Je s kept of pe rsons ava !able for th s type of work There are also requests from olde persons who need someone to do yard work both of these arc areas whtch a servoce s not adequate to meet the need Low ncome older persons cannot afford to hore help Even of a sen or cohzen has an adequate ncome often no one can be found "ho os woll ng to do lh s kmd of work The above four servoces help older persons to remaon on the r own homes longer Be ng ab le to remam on 1n n untes SHUT IN Somon Po,. el e c ves a t ot lunch fr o B 11e I c He ed S or Volunteer Program worker as a part of he hot lu h prog a f the ~l egs ( w s n r Ct zens Cen er dependent s a very m purtant fa ctor n an older pe son s men a a l tud e wh ch n tum can aff ec( h s or her ph) soca beong EDUCATIONA L PRO GRAMS range f m learn ng new sk lis such as can ng chaors rug weav ng a d kno tt ng u part c pat ng on g oup d scuss uns Jed b) sou \1 the r older fr ends E M E R lE ~C Y n ' \S SISfANCE s usuall v on a c orne bass and s fu r pe rso ns Vo. ho bet a use uf su me ypc of me gene s tuat on ha e eed fur fuud clo h g d ff eren s helt er e no oni:l ur f nan If a con a ne r s ~u tl e pre-ssed t r ape u pu me r r tt e a s as a cm n n } .vhc r con rr un c t u " h othe rs help n sue a reh I a on In v dual a c es n elude quI ng crafts p a) 1 g horseshoes ca rd pia ) ng to g smal group n ude b< " ng K ng dod " ork ng Jorge gr up ac v t es n udc square dances a) des a d short r ps HIE REl llU-:D SE:-I IOR s p e ak e s spec f r s persona enJ n en an d r chn n f o I ers fa n ~ onelo ess o a r s s ount g ven as he) a e know edge able n such a ea ab c so Jha SQmeone else an as nutrotoon hea l h and ega be he ped Th s f nd s a problems These progra s rota ong fu d a I s puss be tl rough monlhly donal ons are op en to the pu b younger persons are al"a )s fr n Mt Un on Bapt s encouraged to st op on he ( hu ch The H01 I UN CH Cen er and partoc pate " th P lOG RAM AN D HOME DE liVERED MEA LS a c fu nded I hrough I he Co n un I I I Agenc and " s funded o g nail to c e onl 15 pe sons A average ol 91 pe '<OnS arc be ng sen ed Ia '' " h the support I\ e ser ces pro1 ded b the Center Prog ar s the help of sen or vulunl ee s a d lunaI uns At the present I e n ea 1s a e be g del ere I to 1! homr hound pe rsons II e naxunuo "h ch can be delo crcd due to va r o u s nean ngs I r d f fere t perso ns a f nanc a ::~ s s an e s nee ed he} a e asked o pa bac k he ass sta ce ACTIVI1 1F:S part of the p ug am ha s me program s 233 act ve o unteers have ser ved a 25 d ffe rent work stat o s dunng th s past year These st a ons nc lude Sen"" C zens Ce nter Vet era ns \ lemor a1Hosp tal I brar es area schools the Cance C n Red Cross fr endl y s ng ransportatoo and nd' dual semo clubs In he uunty Se n or Volunteers a s ass s( woth money mak ng proj ects for he bene£ t of Sen or C zen P og rams and perfor m coun Jess ol he goo d deeds and chores for hose una b e to do fo themselves Volun ecrs have served a to a! of 41 708 hours m Meo gs Count) dunng he last year A oda) s a e of $2 65 pe hour m n n um wage th s n eans these pe rsons have saved theor fello" taxpayer ove 1110 000 n wages ofthese sa ne ser. ces were prov1ded lo pa) nd voduals over the age of 60 are needed and wanted n hos Volunteer Prog<am Organ zat ons and all com mun ty projects a e urged to u~ e h s so urce of manpower for help n heor en deavors FACTS AND FIG URES Acco rd ng o the last census here are 3 675 per sons over age 60 I vong m Me gs Coun ) 8 5 percent of e ota populat on the fifth h ghes percentage w se m he State of Oh o O~e r one hord of hese per100ns hav e mcon es be ow the povert y Je el guodehnes Through he (Continued on page 12] GREEN HOUSE qr~ (9pemie? ST ART IN G MA Y lith HARRIS FARM STATE RO UTE 124 2 MILES WEST OF PORTLAN D OHIO 10 MILES EAST OF RACIN E OHIO FLOWER S VEGETABLES HANGING BA SK ETS Hour s 10 B Retao & Who es ale ~ h ch have u be used DISCOUN IS I sen or c 1 zens over age 55 t ough the State Cal len Boeke e C d Progra n a e ava olable a a of th e o a t us nesscs Sen or ll ze s arc cena onl) apprec a c of the bus ness people who h e s gned up for he p ogram FREE 4 POT OF PETUNIAS FOR THE FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS POMEROY FIRE Ch ef Ct.arles Legar Po nero) F' reman Edd e Ha " a d Claren ' McNea eft to nght are p ctured w th some of the Pomero) F e Deparln ent odde ' which e gh n embers of the Me gs County Retored Senoor Volunteer Prog ao ef n shed free of charge for the dcparunent The eoght parttc pants of the pr og an represente I b McNeal spent some 60 hours on the ladder project "Trl THE PU~C"ASf O< SELEC EO SPEED QUE EN W4S"ER & DRYER PA IRS ~ SPEED QUEEN Built better to last longer. ~~;~\)' \>y..\v Wnht & •• Oryt SA'JE 8 000 GALS OF ~~T~~:s ANN BARRETI of the Meigs Senoor Couzens chore servtce washes ~ ndo" s al the Walter RobinSOn home tn Rutland Thot s i<e geH ng 5 o•o oble months ol wote DO IT YOURSELF HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS ~-- TlMPfFI A I.J'E ..A R D w For all your do-it.yourseH Home Improvement Supplies 00 A R E see Cross Hardware • Housewares • Wallpaper • Paants • Electrocal Supplie s • Plum bmg Supplies HURRY IN' ~0 ~ ~ CROSS HARDWARE Open Mon lhru Sal 9 71 N 2nd Ave oo to s oo Moddleport 992 3811 Cht<k o ht quol y l'lo gvtyou dependob t t y ond tner9r SOY f'l95 l tout~ 0 fe tm til �&-The Daily Senlmel Mddleporl Pomeroy 0 Monday May 15 1978 NOTICE OF SALE IN T HE COMMON PLEA S COU'IIT OFME GSCOUNTY OH 0 POMERO Y NAT ONAL and CIT ZENS NATIONAL BANK P • nt Jh aANK •• FRED 8 GOEGLE N •nd lolRBARA A ET AL GOEGLE N Defe ndants Cue No 6 OU 01 W a ong the gran ors prope tv ne and tie ex s ng no he y g h of way ne o Ro ck Spr ngs Road 67 '20 tee o a po n t1en ce N 52 deg 2 02 W coA nu ng a ong sa d ne 2'2 96 ee o ..a po n n he o an tors p oper y ne hen ce N " deg 34 02 W a ong he g M o s prope ty ne 149 ee oa pont n he g an o s prope v co ne hence S 84 deg 28 58 w a o ng he g &ntors south p ope y ne 3 2 teet o a PO n n he g an o s prope y ne and he e:.: s ng nor hern y gh of way I ne o Ro ck Sp no s Road hen ce N 52 deg 2 02 W a ong he g a o s p oPt v ne and he ex s ng no her y gh o way ne o l Ro k Sp nas Road 6 ee to a po n hen ce N 11 aeg l 02 w con nu ng a ong sa d ne JO ee o a po n hence S 77 deg 6 58 W co n nu ng a ong sa d ne 48 59 ee o a po n n he g an o s sou h prop e y ne hence S 84 deg 28 58 W a eng he 9 an o s sou h p ope ty ne 45 S6 ee o a po n n he 9 an o s sou hwest p OP.,er y co ne an d the ex tr no cen e ne o 0 d U S 3J thence N 9 aeo OB Sl w a ong he g an ors wes p ope y ne and he ex s ng cen e ne of 0 d U S 33 2 42 ee o a po n hence- N 9 deQ 22 5 W con nu ng a ong sa d ne 1 4 00 fee to a po n n the g an ors proper v co ner hence N 70 deg l 40 E a ong he gran o s p ope y ne S B ee o a po n he g an or s p ope Y c o ne and he e K s ng so u her y gh o way ne o Coun y R:oed Number 25 hen e N 9 deo 28 02 W a eng he g an o s no h pr ope y ne and he ex s ng so u he y gh o way ne o Coun y Road Numbe 25 35 6 ee o a po n hence N 9 deg 4l 32 E on nu no a ono sa d ne 55 47 tee o a po n hence N 5 deg 59 02 E con nu no a ong sa d ne 0 fee t o a oo n he'lce N 67 deg 25 20 E coni nu ng a eng sa d ne 160 24 ee o a po n hen e hen t: e S 7S deg 31 6 E con nu ng a eng s ad ne 172 76 ee o e po n hence s 58 deg <9 18 E con nu ng a ong ~ll d ne 104 40 ee o ll po n henc e S 9 deg 43 06 E con nu no a ong sa d ne o 1!1 po n hence S 65 deg 0 57 E con n u ng a on g sa d ne o a po n n he g an o 5 ea s p ope y ne hence S 241 deg 49 OJ W a ono he gran o s e!ls propenv ne 130 00 fee o a po nt n he g !!In o s no h p ope ty ne hence S 59 deg 0 02 E a on9 he o an ors nor h 10 82 f ee o p ope y ne he po n o beg nn no and con a n no 3 293 ac es Sub ec o a ega h oh ways and el!lsemen s o eco d Gr an or c e ms t e by deed o .eco d !!IS ecord ed n Deed Boo k 116 Pag e 7 9 Me os Coun t y Deed R ecoros he above Desc p on to descr bed l!lc t ha s been p epa ed om eK st no eco os by R cha rd c G asgow R S No 5 6 l!lnd s no an aclua e d su vey da ed Ma ch 2 1978 TRACT 2 S ua e n Se c on F ac on 6 Town 2 Range Se sburv Townsh D Me gs Cou n y Sta e of Uh o an o be no more tu v Oeser bed as 0 OWS Comm en c ng a a po n n he no heas co ner of u d F rac 011 6 thence S 3 deg 41 H W a ong the e11st ne of sad Frac on 6 22 6 29 ee o ~ po nr n he grantors sou hellS p ope y c o n e and t he southeas cor ner of Sill d act on 6 then;e N 86 deo 8 36 W a ono he9 anto s sou h prope ty ne and the south ne of sa d F a c on 6 32 21 ee to a po n n he gran o s prope y co ne then ce N 3 de; 41 2ot E a ono the grantors proper "' ne 284 08 feet to a po n n he g an to s prope ty carne then ce S 88 deo 28 58 w a ono he grantors prope y ne and pus ng he sou hets cor ne of Lo Numbe 1 of Rock Spr nos Subd v son as e~o ded n P a Book 4 Pag e 36 n he ecords of the Me os Count y Recorders Off ce at 1l 00 fee a tot a d s a nee of 578 00 ee o a po n n the gran to s p oper v co ne ana tne soutnwes corner ot o Numbe 12 o sad Sub d v son and t he ea pont o beg nn no to he and here n detc bed hence S 88 deg 28 58 w " ong he g en o s south prope tv I ne 22 00 tee o a po n n the or an o s southwnt prope y co ner hence N 8 deg 0 02 W a ong the g an ors wes proper "' ne .t6 00 fee to a po nt n the g an o s p ope y corne r thence N 8.4 deg 28 58 E a on g the grantors proper y ne 23 08 fee to a po nt n the g anlo s prope y corne r thence N 1.t deg 3~ 02 west a ono the grantors wes p operty ne 15 73 fee o a pont n he grantors northwest pr oper ~ corner and the ex s ng southe y ght of way ne of Ro k Sp ngs Road lhence S -'9 deg 02 E a ong he g an o s nor h p ope ty ne and he ex s ng southe y gh of way I ne of Rock Sp ngs Road 141 l ee o a po n hence S 77 deg 35 02 E con nu ng a on g sa d ne ~ 63 tee o a po n n ne g an ors nortneas pr ope y co ne and he no hwes o ne of sad o N umber 2 hence S deg 08 2 E a ong he g an o s eas prope y ne and he wes ne o Sll d L o Numb e 2 13.t 9 feet o he po nt of beg nn ng and con a n no 0 060 ac es Sub ec to 1!1 ega h gh ways and easemen s of eco d G an o c a ms t t e by deed o eco d as eco ded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 7 9 n he eco ds o he Me gs Coun y Recorde s Oft ce Oes er pt on o lhe above rae has been desc bed p epe ed t om ex st ng e co ds by R c ha d C G ugow R S No 5161 dated March 25 978 and s no t an actua fed survey TRACT 3 S u" e n Sec t on 15 Frac on 6 Town 2 Renge 3 Sa sbu "' Townsh p Me gs Coun y Stale o Oh o and be n9 me e fu y descr bed as to ow s Co.mmenc ng at a po n n he no theas co ne of sa d Frac on 6 hence N 87 deg "' w a ong he no th ne of sad Freet on 6 1 345 57 fee o a po n n he ex s ng us er y m ed l!lc cess r ght of way ne ot U S 33 thence S A deg 38 1 W 8 ong he ex s ng eas e y m ed eccess gh of way ne o u S 33 36 59 ee o a po n hence S deg SS 9 E ne con nu no a ong sa d 436 72 fee to a po n n he grantors no hwest prope y co ner and he ea po n of beg nn no to he and he e n desc bed then ce N 71 Cl eo N~·w~OOMPTON, OPTOMETRIST ......____________ o.o: 4 OFFICE HOURS 9 30 to 12 2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) - EAST COURT ST POMEROY ._ ···-~ To the boss, I'm a ~~communications Consultant!' But to most gal from the phone company. / the Commumcatlons Consultant for the Pomeroy arta She IS professaonally tramed an all phases of Marketmg and business commumcatlons You can contact Esther through our Athens office Off c1all y I m a General Tele phone Co mm unocat ons Consultant spec1ahzmg n mcreas1ng customer profit s by max 1m z ng communoca t1ons effi e cncy Whew We consult ant> would rather say were peo ple who know a lot about how to sol ve your ph one system problems so you make more money So you II nnd us 1 offices plan ts and stores Analyzmg phone bil ls and equ1p ment needs and Look•ng for ways to help our busmess customers do the1r busmess better For example How much do you lose 1f your phones are busy and a prospect hangs up? Or 1f you can t answer letters fast enough because you can t find a typ1st? If these have a sadly fam1har nng (or rem1nd you of other problems) You need us J Even 1f yo1,1 thmk your system IS pretty good nght now we bet we can make at even better There s no addauonal charge for our help by the way And 1t s very easy to get S1mply call our busmess office am &EnE~TELEPHDnE ' 00 09 E a ong he gran o s nor h p optr y nt 290 00 teet to a PO nt n the o an o s no theas proper y co ne and the ex st no cen er ne ot 0 d J S 33 thence S 19 deg 22 S E a ong he o an o s eas p ope ty I ne and the e)( s no cen er ne of U S 33 29 00 tee o a po n n the o an o s southeas pro per y co ner thence S 11 deQ 00 09 w a ono the g anto !. sou n p oper y ne 290 00 fee to e po n t- n the oranto s sou hwes prope ty corne ana ne ex s ng us e y m ed acce.ss gh of Wtt"' I ne of U S 33 hence N 9 deg 'l2 50 W a ong the granto s wes pr oper y ne and he ex s r,g eas e y m ted acces.s gh of way ne of U S 33 29 00 tee o he po n of beg nn ng and co n an ng 0193 ac es Sub ec o a ega h gh ways and easeme n ts o ecor d G !!Info c a ms e by deed of eco d as ecorded n Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 1 9 n he eco ds of he Me gs Cou nt y Recorde s Off ce Oeser pt on to the above descr bed rae has been f om u s ng p epa ed r ec o ds by R chard c G asoow R s No 5 6 da ed Ma ch 25 1978 and s no an ac ua e d su r vey TRACT 4 S ua n Sec l on F act on 6 Town 2 Ran9e 13 Sa sbu y Townsh p M e gs Cou nty s a e of Oh o and be no mo e t u y descr bed as fo ows Commenc no a a pont n the nor heast co ner of sa d Fract on 6 then ce N 87 deg 1 49 W a ong he nor h ne of sa d Fract on 6 300 67 teet to a po nt n the gran o s no heas t co ne and th e ell: sfLOO weste ly ght o way I ne o cou nty Road No 25 o!nd the rea po n of beg nn n o c the and he e n desc bed hence S 19 deg 341 3• E a eng he g antor s east prope t y ne and he ex s ng weste y gh o way ne of Coun y Road Numbe 25 525 96 ee to a po n n he g r an o s sou heas p ope ty corne hen ce S 7 deo 00 09 W 1!1 ong he g an ors sou h p ope t y ne 290 00 fee t o a po nt n the g an o s sou hwes p ope ty .,J: orne and he ex st no eas er y m ed access r gh l o way ne o U S 33 hence N 1 deg 55 9 W 1!1 onQ he g an ors wes proper "' 1 ne and h e-i"Xsflno w es er y m ed ac cess r ght of way ne ot u s 33 .t36 12 reet to a pont th ence N A deo 38 17 E con nu ng a ong se d ne 136 59 ee t o a po n a the g !!In o s northwes p oper y car n e and h e e~~: sf ng sou the y m ed access ght o we~ ne ot S a e Rou e Number 7 and the no th I ne o sad Frac on 6 thence S 87 deg 11 •9 E a ong the g an o s no h p ope ly I ne and th e ex s ng southe y m ed acces s gh of way ne ot S a e Route Nu mbe 1 and he no th ne of Fract on 6 •4 90 ee l o the po nt of beg nn no and con ta n ng 76 ac es Sub ec o a ega h Oh wavs and easements o r eco rd G anto c a ms e bY deed of record as eto ded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 119 n he eco ds of th e Me gs Coun y Recorder s Of ce Oeser pt on for he above desc bed t act hil s been p epa ed om ex st ng ec o ds b y R ch11 d C G asgow R s No 5 6 da ed Ma ch 25 978 and s not an ac ull f ed su ~Jty TRACT 5 S ua e n Sec 1 on 5 F ac on 6 Tow n 1 Range 3 Sa sbu y Townsh p Me gs Coun y State o Oh o end be no m ore tu y desc bed as to ow s Commen c ng e a po n n the no th west co ner o sa d Fra c Qn 6 t hen ce S 3 dtg ees -4 W a ong he wes n e o f sa d F !!l et on 6 311 _.~ teet o a po nt n he g 11 n o s no hwes p ope y carne and he r ea po n ot beg n n no or he and he e n rl"'hf' d hen ce S 87 dei ees 1 .t9 E a ong he o an or s no th prop er y ne 393 36 fte o ll po n n he g !!In o s p ope ty carn e th ence N 3 degrees .t 2 ~ E a ong he gran o s wes p ope t y ne 132 01 fee o a po n n I he g 11n o s nor h p ope t y ne and th e eK s ng sou I her y m eo access r gh ot wa y ne of S ate Rou e Number 7 hence N 66 degr ees O.t 32 e ono t he gran or s no lh prop er y ne <~~n d he ex st ng southe v ght of way ne of S a e Route Nu mber 7 13 20 fe et to a po nt hence N 78 deg ees 59 09 E con nu ng a ono sa d ne 403 5-' feet to 1!1 po n on th e nor h ne- o sa d Fr11ct on 6 hence S 87 deg ees I •9 E con nu no along sa d I ne and th e nor h ne o sa d Frac on 6 375 oo tee o 11 po n n he gran o s n o heas p ope ty co ner and the ex st no wes er v m ted acces s oht of way ne of U S 33 thence S 19 deg ees 25 1.- E a ong the grantors east p oper y ne an a the ex st ng wes er y t m ted 11ccess gh of way ne o U S J3 2U 53 fee o 11 po nt hen ce S 7 deg ees 38 1 E con i nu no a ono sa d ne S-40 79 fee to a po nt thence S U deg ees 53 29 E cant nu ng a ono sa d ne S•489 to a pon n the grantors south prope ty t ne hence N U degrees S3 02 W along the grantor s sou h proper v 1 ne 847 5 tee o a pont n he grantors south wes p ope ty corne end the wes I ne of sa d F act on 6 hence N 3 degrees •1 2• E a on9 the gr11ntors wn prope ly ne end the wes l ine of sad Fracl on 6 86151 fee t o nt po nt of beg nn no and conta n no 40 70 acrn Sub ec to al ega h gh ways and easements of eco d G an or c a ms t tie by deed of re cord as rtcorded n e s T 1 1 '4 Deed Book 210 Poge 719 n the ecor ds of the Me gs Coun v R:ecorders Office Oeser pt on for the above descr bed ract hU been p epa ed by R: cher d C G asgow R S No 51 61 and s not an actuel fed survey TRACT 6 S tua e n Sect on 16 Fract on 12 Town 2 R:enge 13 Sal sbury Townsh p M e gs County S a e of Oh o and be ng more full y descr bed u to ows Commenc ng at a po n n the southeast corner of sa d Sect on 16 he n ce N 3 degrees 41 24 E along the east line of sa d sect ion 6 5.t7 25 tee to 1 pGint n ht granto s south property lne and the u st nQ northerly r ght of wav ne of county Road Number 20 and the rea po n of beg nn ng for he land here n descr bed th enc e S ... 70 deg ees 6 11 W a ong the granto s sou th prope y ne and the e~~: sf no no ther y r ght of way ne of County Road Numbe 20 354 24 feet o e po nt n t he o an o s p ope ty corner hence N l9 degrees 28 J7 W a ono the gran o s west p ope y ne 30 80 tee to a po n n he granto s prop er Y co r ner 2H yo teet to a po n n he granto s p ope y corne hence N 8 deg ees 57 1 E 1!1 ong the g antors west proper y ne ....350 00 feet to a po n hen ce N 15 deg ees 02 49 W con nu no a ono sa d ne 16 ootee to a pont n the grantors nor hwes p oper y corne thence s 87 degrees 49 E a ong he grantor s north proper y ne 217 62 te e to a po n n the gran o s pro pe y co ne and the east ne o sa d Sec t on 16 thenc e S J degrees A 24 w a ong he g an o s p ope ty ne Jnd he eas ne of sa d Sec t on 16 47 81 feet o a pont n he gran ors prope t y co ne and he no hwest C'O ne o sa d Frac on 2 and corne of he sou hwes Frac on o thes e Townsh p hence S 87 deo ees 11 49 E a ong he oran ors nor 11 property ne and he no h ne of sa d F ac on 2 Sa sbury Townsh p and he south ne of Frac 011 10 Cheste Townsh p 320 00 fee o a po n n he grantors nor hea s prope ty corne and he ex st ng cen er ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 thence s 16 degrees JO 08 W a ono he grantors east proper y ne and he ex sf no ce nt e ne ot Townsh p Road Number 79 132 oo tee o a po nt n the or enters prope y co ne then ce N 87 deg ees 49 W a ong the granto s proper y ne 183 00 tee to a po nt n he or an to s prope y co ne hen ce S 3 degrees 49 W a ong he grantor s p oper y ne 160 oo teet to a po n n he g an o s prope y co ne r hen ce N 80 deg ees 51 24 E a ono he oranto s proper y ne 156 241 teet o a po n n he g ante s prope y co ne and the fll: s no cente I ne ot Townsh p Road Number 79 thence S 19 deg ees 30 46 W a ong he grl!ln o s east proper "' I ne and he ex s no center ne of Townsh p Road Numbe 79 66 3 feet to a pont n the granto s southeas prop erty co r ner the nce N 70 deo ees 29 4 W a ono the gran o s sou h p ope t y ne 16 50 tee o 1!1 po n n th e ex st ng wes er y r gh of wa~ ne of Tow nsh p Road Numbe 19 henc e S 58 deg ees 52 06 W a ong the grantors sou h property ne and the eK s ng wes er y r gh of way ne ot Townsh p Road Num be 79 9271 feet to a pont thence S 8 W con 0 degrees 6 nu ng a ong sa d ne 14 29 ee o he po nt of beg nn ng and con a n no 5 854 acr es o wh ch 3 968 acres s n Sec on 6 and 886 ac es n F act on 12 Sub ec t t o al ega n Oh ways and easemen s of ecord G an or cia ms t e by deed of r co d as eco ded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 7 9 n ecords of he Me gs County Reco rders 0 ce Desc p on for he above descr bed tra c has been p epar ed by R c hard C G asoow R S No 5 61 and s no an actua eld survey TRACT 1 S uate n Sec on 16 Town 2 A ange 13 Sl!l sbury Townsh p Me os Cou n y S a e of Oh o and be no more fu y descr bed as to ows Commen c no a a po nt n the sou h eas t co ner of sa d Se c t on 6 hence N 3 degrees • 2.t E a ono th e eas ne of sa d Sec on 6 673 51 fee o a po n n th e t'll. st ng c enter ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 hence N 3 degrees 4 -49 W a ong the ex s no cen te ne of T ownsh p Road Number 79 30• 50 ee o a po nt n the g an o s southeu proper y co ne r and he e11 po nt ot beo nn no to th e and he e n descr bed th ence S lA deg ees 19 1 w a ong he o an o ~ sou h p ope t y ne 343 53 feet o a pont n th e gran ors sou hwes proper y co ne thence N S deg ees 02 49 W a ong th e gran to s wes property 1 ne 23 50 t ee o a pont n the oran o s no hwest p operty co ne thence S 87 deg ees 11 49 E a eng the grantors no l h proper y ne 30 00 fee o a pont n the granto s nor h east p oper y co rner and th e u st ng ce nter ne of Townsh p Road Number 19 thence S 13 dtg ees 26 49 E a ono he gran o s east p oper y ne and the eM st no center ne of Townsh p Road Number 19 126 00 fee o a pont hen ce S 31 deg ees •1 A9 E cont nu no a ono sa d ne 59 1 feet o the pont of beg nn ng and con 11 n ng .s•o acres Su b lec 10 a ega I h gh ways and easements of r ecord Grantor cams t t e by deed ot record as recorded n Deed Book 216 Page 7 9 n the records of th e M eigs County Recorders Oft ce Oeser pt on tor the above descr bed tre e has been prepared b y R ch ard 0 G asgow R S No 5161 and s not an actua f eld survey TRACT I S tuate n Sec ton 6 Town 2 Range 13 Sa sbury To w nsh p M ei gs Coun t "/ Sta e of Oh o and be ng mo e fu y descr bed as fo ows Commenc no at a pont n the southeas t corner of u d Sec t on 6 thence N 17 deg r ee!. 11 ~9 W I ong the south ne of sad Sect on 16 265.t 78 teet o a point n ,,.,,. southwes corner of the sou ne asl qua ter of se d Sed on 6 hen ce N 2 degrees 4 25 E a ong the west ne of the southeas qua r ter of u d Sect on 6 171 59 fee to a pont hence S 15 degrees 16 00 E a ong a I ne and pass ng a pont n he us ng center ne of U S 33 at 601 65 feel e otal d stance of 787 21 feet to a po nt n the ex st no easter y limited access rl;ht of way nt of U S 33 hen ce 5 20 deg ees •o 04 E a ong the ell( st ng easterly mlted access r ght otway Une of u S 33 72 639 fetf o 1 pont n the g an o s northwest property corner and he rtll pont of beo nn n; for nt 1nd here n desc bed thence N 12 degren 3S 21 E along the grantors north property I ne l41 16 fee to a point In he gran ors northeast property corntr end fi'le ex It ng centerline of old u S JJ tnence s 6 degrtll .1 10 e al ong hf' g antors eatt p operty line and the ulstlnQ ce nterline of Old u 5 33 4.tl 97 fetl o a pont n tl'le grantors southeast p operty corne r thenc e S 11 degrees 26 l2 W a on; the or an ora south property ne 43 69 feet o a po n n the gr Jnlo s sou1.hwest p oper y corner and he ex s ng easter v m ted access Oh of way ne of U 5 33 hence N 20 de9rees ~0 w along the granto 5 west proper v I ne and he ex s no easter y m ted access gh of way ne ot u s 33 426 60 feet to ~e po n of be;Tnnlno and con an ng 0 950 acres Sub ec o e eo a h on wa ys l!lnd ease m ents of eco d G an or c a ms e by deed o eco d as ecorded n Deed Book 2 6 Pllge 119 n the eco rds ot the Me gs Coun y Reco ders Off ce Oeser pt on fo the above descr bed tra ct has been p epa ed by Ff c hard 0 G asgow R S No S 6 and s not an actiJa f eld sur vey TRACT 9 S ua te n Sec on 6 Town 2 Range 13 Sa sbury Townsh p Me gs Coun y State of Oh o and be ng mo e fu y desc bed as fo lows Commenc ng at a po n n he sou theast co ne of se d Sec on 16 hen ce N 87 deg ees 1 49 w a ong the south ne of sa d Sect on 16 26S.t 18 feet o a po n n the sou hwes co ner of the sou thus qua ter ot sa d Se ct on 6 he nce N 2 deg ees 141 25 E a ong the west ne ot he southeas qua te o sa d Sec t on 16 113 8 59 ee o a po n hen ce S 85 deg ees 16 0 E a ono a ne l!lnd pass ng a po nt n th e eK st no ce nter ne of U S 33 a 60 65 tee a ota d stance of 187 1 feet to a po nl n th e o ante s nor hwest propert"' c orner and he ex s ng eas er y m ted access gh of way ne of U S 33 and the rea po n of beg nn no or the and here n descr bed hence 5 85 degrees 16 00 E a ono he o anto s no th pr opert y ne 235 79 teet o a po n n he gra n o 5 no r theas p ope y co ne and the ex st no ce n e ne of o d U S 33 hence s 7 degrees 51 37 E a eng he grantors eas p ope y ne and he ex st ng cen er ne of U S 33 320 68 teet o a po nt hence S 4 degrees 37 37 E coni nu ng a ong sa d ne 167 0 ee o ll pont n he gran o s southeas proper y corner hence S 72 deg ees 54 13 W a ong the g an o 5 sou h properl"f ne 180 62 teet to a po n n he oranto s south wes prope ty corne and the tll: st ng eas er y m ted access g hl of wa y ne of U s 33 thence N 20 degrees 40 4 W a ong me gran o s w es t property ne and he ex s no easte y m ted access r gh of way ne of U S 33 576 30 ee to ht po n of beg nn ng and conta n no 2 ecres Sub ec o a ega n 9h ways and easemen s o eco d G antor c a ms t t e by deed ot rtc ord as eco ded n Deed Book 2 6 Pag e 719 n he re cords ot th e Me gs Coun v Recorders Off ce Oeser pt on tor the above descr bed tra ct has been prepared by R ch a d C G asgow R s No 516 and s not an actua f e d su vey TRACT 0 S tuate n Sect on 6 Town 2 Range 13 Sa sbu y Tow nsh p Me os Coun v State ot Oh o and h,. no more fu y desc bed as to ows Commenc no a a po n n t he southeas cof'ner o sad Sec on 16 hence N 87 deg ees 1 .t9 W a ono he so.u h ne of sa d S.ec on 6 265.t 78 tee to a po nt n he southwes cor ner of the sou heas qu ar e of sa d Sec on 16 he n ce N 2 deg ees • 2S E a ong the w e5 ne of the $0U heast auar e ot sa d Stet on 16 6.46 79 ee lo a pont n th e gran o s sou hwe-s proper y co rne and lhe rea pont of beg nn ng tor he and he e n thence N 2 des c r bed de9rees " 2S E con nu no a ono sa d ne and he Qran ors west prope t y ne 231 80 fee t o a po n n the g an te s nor hwest proper "' co ner thence S 15 Cltg ees 6 00 E a ong he g anto s no ttl p oper v ne 390 92 ee o & po n n lhe ;ranto s nor heas pr operty co rner and he eK s ng w es er v m ted access r ght of way ne o U s JJ thence S 8 Cleg ees 22 26 W a ong he grantors east p op e tv ne and he u st ing wute y m ted access r Ohl of way ne of u S 33 295 97 ee o e po n thence S J deg en 07 06 E co nt nu no a ono sa d ne 1 • 43 f te l o a PO nt n sou heas th e granton p ope ty corne hence N 78 deg ees • 18 W a ono he grantors sou h proper 309 80 feet to a poln n he g an o s pr o per y cot n e then ce N 3 degrees 23 32 E a ong he gran ors property ne 130 00 tee to 11 po n n th e g antors property corner then ce N B.t degrees 36 28 W a ono the ora n ors south property ne 159 33 feet to the pont of beg nn ng and con an no 12 223 acres Sub ect to a 1 e;al h gh ways and enemen s of reco d Gran or ci a ms t tie by deed of record as f'ecorded n Deed Boo!( 21 6 Page 719 n th e eco ds of he Me gs Coun -y Recorders Off ce Oeser pt on tor the above Clescr tted ract has been p epa ed by R ch ard C Glasgow R S No S 61 and s not an actua tleiCI survev TRACT II S tuo e n Sect on 20 and Sec on 21 Fract on 25 and Frac on 31 Town 3 A anoe 3 Bedford Township Me gs County Sta e of Oh o a nd be ng more ful y desc r bed as fo lows Commenc ng at a po n n the southwest corner of said Frac lon 2S hence N 90 degrees 00 00 E along the touth I ne Of II d F riCtfOn 25 2529 d fu t to 1 po nt n he granlors southwest p ope ty corner and the rea po rnt of beginning for the land herein descr i bed thence N 0 degrees 00 00 E along he granton wut l)roperty line 225.t 01 fttl to 1 pont In the grantors proper ne and fhe south line of fhe Wll am Carleton Estltt Dower ne thtnc;e S 61 dtgf'tel 00 00 W along the granto s propertv I ne and the south ne of the Will am Car e on Estate Dower nt 4'05 23 feet to a point n the grantors p optrty corn•r thence N 0 deoretl 00 00 along he gran ors west property I nt and paning the nof'th ne ot sa d Fraction 25 1nd ne South 1 ne of Slid Fnctfon 31 at 214 16 tttl and jilting he north lint of 11 Section 20 and the south tine of sa ct Section 21 at 1237 76 ftet a total distinct of 2557 76 feet to 1 point In the granton northwest property corner end the north line of 11 d Fract on 31 thence N tO degrees 00 00 E I ong the grantors nor1h property lint and tht north line of u d Fract on 31 1551 t2 fttl to 1 nt n the grantora north o• •s5 r •• v e Pt eut property c::orntr thence s o degrees 00 oo W along tnt or enters east property ne and pan no the south ne of sa d sect on 21 and the north t ne of sad Sect on 20 at 1320 00 feet and Di!ISS ng the_ toun ne of sag Fract on 31and the north line of said Frac On 25 a 23•3 00 feet a tot at d stance of 2528 86 teet to e point n the grantors proper v cornfr thence S 85 degrees •5 00 W a ono the g an ors property I ne 150 00 teet to a po n n the grantors proper v corner thence S 90 degrets 30 00 w a ong the o ant ors proper tv line .t86 62 feet to a pont In the grantors property corner and the ex st ng center! ne of County Road Numbe 18 (l(lngsbyry Road th ence S 67 degree! A6 29 E a ong the grantors proper v ne and the u st ng centert ne of Countv Road Number 18 (K ngsbury Road 248 35 teet to a pont n grantors ea s proper y ne thence S 0 degree 00 00 E a ong he grantors east proper y ne 120 52 feet to.-. po nt n lhe gran ors sou he as proper y corner and he sou h ne ot sa d Freet on ~5 thence N 90 degrees 00 00 W a ong the grantors south property I ne and he sou h ne of sa d Fract on 25 1204 50 tee o the po nt of beg nn no and con a n ng 1.45 276 acres e)( ce pt ng 2 123 acres leav ng 43 153 ac es of wh ch 59 302 ac es s n Fracl on 25 and 83 8S1 acres n Frac on 3 EXCEPT ON Com menc ng al a pont n the sou hwes corner of sa d F= ract on 25 thence N 90 degrees oo oo E e ong the sou th ne ot sa d F ac on 25 3733 9S feet o a po n In the grantors southeast proper y corner hence N 0 deg ees 00 00 E a ong the oranto 5 east p operty ne 120 52 ee to a po nt n the ex st ng cen er ne of County R:oad Numbe 18 I( ngs buryROI!Id then ce N 6 1 deg ees .t6 29 W a ong he ex st ng cen er ne of County Road Number 18 K ngsbury Road) ~46 25 fee to the rea po n of beg nn ng for he and here n des cr bed hence N 67 deg ees 46 29 W con nu no a ong sad ne 223 25fte o a pont then ce N 9 degrees 32 16 e a ono a t ne .tOO 00 tee o a po n thence S 80 deQ ees 27 ~.t E along a ne 217 80 tee to a po n thence s 90 deQrtes 32 15 W alone "' ne 4.t~ 03 ee o ne po n of beg n n no and conta n no 1 23 a cres Su b ect to a e;at h gh wavs and easemen s of retard Granto cams t t e bY deed of record as recordfd n Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 7 9 n he reco ds of he Meg!. Cou nty Recorde s Off ce Oeser pt on tor he above descr bed ac; hn been p epared by R chard 0 G asgow f om ex 11 ng records deeds ae a s and quad sheets end s no an actual fed survey TERMS OF SALE Cnn fO r not ess tha n wo lh rds of he app a sed IJa ue Each pa ce o be sod separate y A p a ot he rea es t a e o be sod nas been f ed n Case No 16 046 of he Me gs County Common Peas Court Appra ted va ue o croperty Tr11 ct SJ9 000 00 Trocl 2 Sill 00 Tree 3 1600 00 Trac:t 4 S 6 607 00 T o cl 5 S 1 160 00 T a ct 6 s o IJJ JJ T oct 1 so 560 oo Troc a - 1100 oo Tra ct 9 - S 800 00 Trac 10 n JJJ J3 Tra ct 1 S21 500 00 James J Proff Sher ff "')• gs Coun 2• (l a v Oh o 5 5c PROBATE COURT OF ME G5 COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF FLOYO J RUPE DE CE ASED Case No 2'2383 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ma y J 1971 n th e Me gs Count y Probe e Court Case No 22313 Jane A ct Rupe Rl I Outer Oh o was ap po n ed Adm n s ral r x ot the es a e ot F O"id J R upe deceased ate of R Oex er Oh o (5 Mann no o Webster P obate Judge Cit k 8 15 22 Jtc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Co tum bus Ottlo Moy I 171 Contr~ct Slits LtQII No 11 404 copr UNIT PR CE CONTRACT Se a ed proposa s w 1 be rece ved at he off ce of the 0 ec or of the Oh o Oepar me nt of Trans porta on Col um bus Oh o unt I 10 00 A M Oh o Standa d T me Thursday June 1 971 for m provements n Athens Hoc k ng M e gs Mo gan No b e V nton and Wash ngton Coun es Oh o on v ar ous ro utes and sec 1 ons and nu v 1 age of M e Conne sv lit by pa nt no e• st ng guard a The date set tor com pi e on of th s work snail be as sel fo th In he b dd ng propos a Elich b dder sha be requ ed to f e w th hit bid a cert fed check or cllhie 1 chec k fo an a moun equal to f ve ptr cent of ttls bid but n no event more hln f f y housand do a s or a bond for ten per cent af his bid payeb e to the o rector 8 dders ni'Ust ap'PIY on th e proper forms for qual If cat on a least ten days pr or to lht date ttl for open no b ds n accordance w th Chapter 5525 Oh io R: ev sed Code ~ns and spec flcattons are on f e n the Dep1rtmen ot Tr1n1portet on end he ott ce ot he 0 str ct Deputy 0 rec or The 0 rec tor reserves he r lgh o reject 1ny end el b ds DAVID L WE R D RECTOR Rev I 1173 (l 1$ 12 2fc The evening atara are Man Ven111 Jupiter and Slturn n- born oo IIlli dilte are 111der the ~ of T•ll(lll 7-The Dally Sentinel Moddleport Pomeroy 0 Moo\day May Ia 1978 I Meigs Senior Citizens program reviewed Governor James Rhodes has proc1auned May 16 as Senlor Cltlzens Day Uoroughout Uoe Sta<e of Ohio At thos appropriate tlme Uoe Metgs County Counc 1 on Agmg would like to revtew Uoe seruor collzen programs 10 Me gs County It IS wlUo pride that we look back over the past r ue years and view Uoe accomplishments - expans on of Uoe or gtna1 services and lmplementat1on of new servK-es Howe1er n some areas much slll remains 1o be done r older persons are lo receavbueUoe helpUoey need and deserve The problems are kn own t not always Uoe solutiOn THE MEIGS COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES s an SENIOR CITIZENS CEN area m whoch much rema ns TER ls a one-stop serv ce to be accompl shed For older unllke many counties Where persons medocal expenses older persons may have to go are (hree tomes those of several different places to younger persons S<a<os( cs obtain services Hav ng all show that Med care pa) s only prograins In one location 45 percent of an older per eluntnates duphcataon thus son s medtca l costs Man) cutting operatoonal costs - older persons cannot afford to which In tum helps tax buy otems reqmred by the payers Center Servoces are tnf rm I es of age such as funded through the Ohoo glasses hearang aods and CommiSSIOn on Agong under dentures the Older Amencans Act Health servoces wluch have The Center can be a fun been provoded at the Center place but It IS also a place are monthly blood pressure for sharing the joys the cl ni CS annual flu shots sadnesses the problems - a mull phas c health screenmg place to work to learn to JOin prog rams hom e nursmg In actovlties The Center is courses first a d classes where the lonely fmd fraends physocal htn ess classes and comparuonshop the arrangements for wheel depressed hnd others worse chatrs and hospolal beds off than they and 1n tryong to medocal appoontments made pro grams and help them help themselves and on hea lth Fove years ago the average doscuss oons attendance was less than 200 problems of older persons To today the attendance our knowledge he multi averages close to 2 000 a phas oc hea lth scree nin g program held on 1971 was he month TRANSPORTATION was forst n the Stale of Ohto I n one of the forst serv ces made be conducted on a vo!wttary available to sen or cotozens on bas s Due to age ncoes Meigs County and os stili one 1\'0rkmg ogether and woth of the most unportant Man) <he help of many volu nteers older persons do not drove no add tonal funds \\ ere and with no pub! c trans expended These serviCes are possoble portallon In the county older because of the cooperatoon of persons were often homeother health agenc es and bound whether they wanted orgaruza( ons Followong the to be or not Two mini buses screen ng progra m a cancer travel dally routes screen ng program for Meogs throughout the county wh lea Co unty women was funded by station wagon makes doctor the Oh o Department of and hospotal trip5 for the Health many older persons requtrong Through a contract 11 th the appointments at ou t of Corpora oon for Heal<h county medical facahtoes Education m Appalac h a Used as a backup for the Oh o (CHEAO ) a heal<h team van.!l the wagon is also used was placed on Meogs Co unty on transporting the han last year for a per od of seven dlcapped The three vehocles weeks The team w th the average over 4 000 miles a assoslance of local hea lth month and transpor< ap agenc es and medoca1 proximately 400 passengers In December 1976 an profess onals conducted a multi pha soc appllcatton to the Ohoo week long hea)th screenmg program for Department of Trans all ages Approxm1ately 600 portation was submtlted and persons 11 ere screened approved fort wo buses and a !tatlon wagon to replace the almost hall of wh ch were present vehtdes now love senoor c tozens A fo low uo years old The new buses was conducted and a report os should be In operatoon by fall be ng com p Jed wot h the A possibility exasts that an results of <he screenmg An apphcat on submitted to agreement may be reached CHEAO for another health with AORTA to prov de team Jhos summer has been additional transportation approved The (earn woll be ESCORT SERVICE s based at <he Semor C I zens provided for older persons Center w th the r project who because of phystcal focuson g on a series of disabilities requo re D abetoc Screenongs and wlstance with shopp ng and health educat on programs other personal business INFORMATION AND run on conjunction with <he REFERRAL (I & R) In County Health Departmen(s formation and Referral os a summer Outreach Program The HOME MA IN service which offers TENAN CE serv o ce wa s asalmnce In areas such as established to prov de for Social Secunty food stamp5 monor repaors to older per Medicare and Medlcaod nursing homes health sons homes on those cases problems financial problems where the home o w~er s and other needs Assistance fonancoa lly unable to take In these matters often m care of needed repa rs A CHORE SERVJCE volvea a considerable amount of Investigation and follow provo des help for persons who up Persons workmg wtth cannot perform ce rtaon Information and Referral household chores and have to be knowledgeable of because of !united oncome services available through cannot hore help Thos servtce other agencies whtch can IS just now gettong underway benefit older persons CIJn and os avaJiab le throu gh &equently they work closely A I L funds appropriated by wltb these agencies Over the State Legtslature to the I 200 requests for Information Ohio Commos.s on on Agmg and-<lr assistance have been for each county and Tolle XX received thla past year funds through the County Office space Is provoded for Welfare Department A HOMEMAKER HOME the Social Security HEALTH AIDE servoce representative one day each available throu gh Home week The first county wide reglstration in the State for Health Servoces at Veterans Supplemental Security In Memoroal Hospital was also come (SSI) was held at the recently onottated through Meigs County Senior C1t11ens Title XX and A I L funds EMPLOYMENT - This Center servoce assists older persons Cloaely linked to I & R Is the In two way,s One - efforts PUBLIC BENEFITS are made to assist older SPECIALIST position persons who are seeking Providing representation and employment This age group ualltance for the elderly in often have more problems filing for Social Security hearlnss Medicare and finding work sometimes due Medicaid appl~cations to physical disabtlltles or to N!lmbunement health care la ck ~f education The and other benefits are among Leading Creek Conservancy District and the Coun<y the aupportive services Commissioner s Offoce provided The funding for this through their Manpower particular proaram will end Programs have been ver) u of AuguJI unleaa 10me way cooperative in <his area they can be found to rontlnue this also have been most helpful aervice which Is sorely in pla ci ng perso ns In needed in Meil!l County positions at the Center whtch OUTREACH II another lei'V!ce wblch workl closely enables us to serve more w!Uo 1 l R contacttns per people At the present tlme two 10111 who may need aulst cooks a bus driver and a ance but whO may not be secretary are being paid aware of aervlcea available through these CE TA oc do not know how to make programs In addition a 111e of them Sometimes to an Publ c Benefit SpedaUst a older per1011 It 1 easter to 111dure than to try to cope janitor a bookkeeper at the wltb aU the bureaucratic red Center and one cook and a bus driver at the Nair lion tioel VOl UNTEE R PROGRAM RSVP ) fun de d through ACTI ON has been n operation for f ve years n Me gs Co unt y Sen or Volunteers are md voduals uler the age 60 who a e w ng and ea ger to servP he tel o" men and con ... MOLlY VARNER deput y dtrec tor of the Area Agency on Agmg presents Me gs County Councol on Ag ng member the Rev WI am M ddleswart woth T tie V fund s totalmg $31 251 15 wh ch woll be app ed to he construct on of the new mull -purpose bu ding to be bu It on Mu lberry He ghls Ane" senoor c t zens cen er wo ll be oncluded on the lac l lv Program on Racone are be ng pa od through t c Slate Comm ssu on Ag ng CETA Work Programs Two - Jhere are many requests from older persons who because of llness need someone to ve n w <h them An up-to-date f Je s kept of pe rsons ava !able for th s type of work There are also requests from olde persons who need someone to do yard work both of these arc areas whtch a servoce s not adequate to meet the need Low ncome older persons cannot afford to hore help Even of a sen or cohzen has an adequate ncome often no one can be found "ho os woll ng to do lh s kmd of work The above four servoces help older persons to remaon on the r own homes longer Be ng ab le to remam on 1n n untes SHUT IN Somon Po,. el e c ves a t ot lunch fr o B 11e I c He ed S or Volunteer Program worker as a part of he hot lu h prog a f the ~l egs ( w s n r Ct zens Cen er dependent s a very m purtant fa ctor n an older pe son s men a a l tud e wh ch n tum can aff ec( h s or her ph) soca beong EDUCATIONA L PRO GRAMS range f m learn ng new sk lis such as can ng chaors rug weav ng a d kno tt ng u part c pat ng on g oup d scuss uns Jed b) sou \1 the r older fr ends E M E R lE ~C Y n ' \S SISfANCE s usuall v on a c orne bass and s fu r pe rso ns Vo. ho bet a use uf su me ypc of me gene s tuat on ha e eed fur fuud clo h g d ff eren s helt er e no oni:l ur f nan If a con a ne r s ~u tl e pre-ssed t r ape u pu me r r tt e a s as a cm n n } .vhc r con rr un c t u " h othe rs help n sue a reh I a on In v dual a c es n elude quI ng crafts p a) 1 g horseshoes ca rd pia ) ng to g smal group n ude b< " ng K ng dod " ork ng Jorge gr up ac v t es n udc square dances a) des a d short r ps HIE REl llU-:D SE:-I IOR s p e ak e s spec f r s persona enJ n en an d r chn n f o I ers fa n ~ onelo ess o a r s s ount g ven as he) a e know edge able n such a ea ab c so Jha SQmeone else an as nutrotoon hea l h and ega be he ped Th s f nd s a problems These progra s rota ong fu d a I s puss be tl rough monlhly donal ons are op en to the pu b younger persons are al"a )s fr n Mt Un on Bapt s encouraged to st op on he ( hu ch The H01 I UN CH Cen er and partoc pate " th P lOG RAM AN D HOME DE liVERED MEA LS a c fu nded I hrough I he Co n un I I I Agenc and " s funded o g nail to c e onl 15 pe sons A average ol 91 pe '<OnS arc be ng sen ed Ia '' " h the support I\ e ser ces pro1 ded b the Center Prog ar s the help of sen or vulunl ee s a d lunaI uns At the present I e n ea 1s a e be g del ere I to 1! homr hound pe rsons II e naxunuo "h ch can be delo crcd due to va r o u s nean ngs I r d f fere t perso ns a f nanc a ::~ s s an e s nee ed he} a e asked o pa bac k he ass sta ce ACTIVI1 1F:S part of the p ug am ha s me program s 233 act ve o unteers have ser ved a 25 d ffe rent work stat o s dunng th s past year These st a ons nc lude Sen"" C zens Ce nter Vet era ns \ lemor a1Hosp tal I brar es area schools the Cance C n Red Cross fr endl y s ng ransportatoo and nd' dual semo clubs In he uunty Se n or Volunteers a s ass s( woth money mak ng proj ects for he bene£ t of Sen or C zen P og rams and perfor m coun Jess ol he goo d deeds and chores for hose una b e to do fo themselves Volun ecrs have served a to a! of 41 708 hours m Meo gs Count) dunng he last year A oda) s a e of $2 65 pe hour m n n um wage th s n eans these pe rsons have saved theor fello" taxpayer ove 1110 000 n wages ofthese sa ne ser. ces were prov1ded lo pa) nd voduals over the age of 60 are needed and wanted n hos Volunteer Prog<am Organ zat ons and all com mun ty projects a e urged to u~ e h s so urce of manpower for help n heor en deavors FACTS AND FIG URES Acco rd ng o the last census here are 3 675 per sons over age 60 I vong m Me gs Coun ) 8 5 percent of e ota populat on the fifth h ghes percentage w se m he State of Oh o O~e r one hord of hese per100ns hav e mcon es be ow the povert y Je el guodehnes Through he (Continued on page 12] GREEN HOUSE qr~ (9pemie? ST ART IN G MA Y lith HARRIS FARM STATE RO UTE 124 2 MILES WEST OF PORTLAN D OHIO 10 MILES EAST OF RACIN E OHIO FLOWER S VEGETABLES HANGING BA SK ETS Hour s 10 B Retao & Who es ale ~ h ch have u be used DISCOUN IS I sen or c 1 zens over age 55 t ough the State Cal len Boeke e C d Progra n a e ava olable a a of th e o a t us nesscs Sen or ll ze s arc cena onl) apprec a c of the bus ness people who h e s gned up for he p ogram FREE 4 POT OF PETUNIAS FOR THE FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS POMEROY FIRE Ch ef Ct.arles Legar Po nero) F' reman Edd e Ha " a d Claren ' McNea eft to nght are p ctured w th some of the Pomero) F e Deparln ent odde ' which e gh n embers of the Me gs County Retored Senoor Volunteer Prog ao ef n shed free of charge for the dcparunent The eoght parttc pants of the pr og an represente I b McNeal spent some 60 hours on the ladder project "Trl THE PU~C"ASf O< SELEC EO SPEED QUE EN W4S"ER & DRYER PA IRS ~ SPEED QUEEN Built better to last longer. ~~;~\)' \>y..\v Wnht & •• Oryt SA'JE 8 000 GALS OF ~~T~~:s ANN BARRETI of the Meigs Senoor Couzens chore servtce washes ~ ndo" s al the Walter RobinSOn home tn Rutland Thot s i<e geH ng 5 o•o oble months ol wote DO IT YOURSELF HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS ~-- TlMPfFI A I.J'E ..A R D w For all your do-it.yourseH Home Improvement Supplies 00 A R E see Cross Hardware • Housewares • Wallpaper • Paants • Electrocal Supplie s • Plum bmg Supplies HURRY IN' ~0 ~ ~ CROSS HARDWARE Open Mon lhru Sal 9 71 N 2nd Ave oo to s oo Moddleport 992 3811 Cht<k o ht quol y l'lo gvtyou dependob t t y ond tner9r SOY f'l95 l tout~ 0 fe tm til �,• . - ·- - -- - -·--- , .. ___ 9-T~~ Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Mond1141, May JS, 1978 l-i')le Daily Sentinel, Middlepon-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, May JS, 1978 Appalachilm music program given by jennifer Sheets ' : · ' : • ' ; A program of Appalachian music using dulcimers,· a banjo, and the auloharp was. presented by Mrs. Jennifer Sheets and her young son, Jared, at a meeting of the Middlep ort Am ate ur Gardeners held at the home of Mrs. Harold Lohse Wednesday evening. Mrs. Eddie Burkett presided at the ...... meeting .. and _______ I __ _~ I reported on the rece nt meeting of the Meigs County Garden Club .Association . An invitation was extended to the d ub members to the Region 11 meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs by Mrs . Charles Kqhl ,' reg ional director. Theme will be '' A Day at Beautiful Royal Oak Park" and there will'be a picnic at nOQn that day, May 20. Mrs. Burkett appointed Mrs. Waller Crooks, Mrs. Dan Thomas. Mrs. Harry Davis. and Miss Erma Smiti1 to the nomma ling conunittec. Secretary's report was read by Mrs. Lohse, and Mrs . Grace Pratt gave the ·I Social 1 . I Calendar l DaviS had the verse of the month entitled "This Is 'Her Day" and a poem. " Prayer of Spring." For roll call members displayed the plant they had brought for the plant auction. · An arrangement of pink dogwood was used on the piano at the Lohse home. Mrs. Edna Maxine Gaskill was a guest. Plans were made fur plantmg petunias in the planting area at the front of Middl eport Village Hall . Assisting with this will be Mrs. Prall, Mrs. Burkett, and Miss Durst. A dessert course was served at the of the meeting by Mrs. Lohse and Mrs. Sheets. Rutland Friendly Gardeners host annual open .meeting RiJTLAND - About 50 areil gardeners enjoyed the dlspley of table settings and floral designs , presented recently by the Rutland Friendly Gardeners. As a feature of their aMual open meeting, the Friendly Gardeners portrayed a table setting, complete with cloth. napkins, and dinnerware, complimented by a flower arrangement , appropriate to certain holidays, special events or moods. Mrs. James Carpenter, president , welcomed guests from the Meigs County Garden Clubs, Including members of the newly formed 'Fernwood Garden Club. Special guelts incl.uded Mrs. Charles Kuhl, regional director, Mrs. Oris Guinther, regional treasurer , and Mrs. Roy Holter, county contact chairperson , all of the Chester area. Mrs. Howard Birchfield, county secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Joe Bolin, state assistant secretary , both of the Rutland Garden Club, were recognized. Mrs. KuiJI presented a resume of OAGC 'activities ·an<! projects, noting that there are over 12,000 members statewide in 14 regions. There are many contests for clubs to compete and improve their programs of work. Slide sets for clubs to rent are updated and improved by entries in the state slide contest . Many civic activities involve and improve the communities over the state. A rurrf!llt f!lldeavor Is the fonnation of a Garden of the Senses, for handicapped persons in particular; on the Wright State Coilege campus, near Dayton. Members contribute thousands of . MONDAY MEETING regardin g lreasu rer's re port. Mrs. Christian School in Meigs County, 7 p.m. Monday at Racirie bank building ; for infonhation can M3-2!i2L Mrs. Fo rrest Bac ht el se nt day activities and the MEIGS COUNTY Church of Christ Mf!ll 's Fellowship, rev iewed thebook "Heatand ot orv becomes an at Bradbury Church, 7:30 Dust", by Ruth Pr~wer ~autobiog raphy of the author. p.m. Monday with DeMy vala, at the Wednesday after- She noted thalli was publish· Coburn, Gallia Co unty, noon meeting of the Mi d- ed in 1975 and bythe Sa turday 'speaking. · dleporl Literary Club held at Review was proclaimed a SOUTHERN LOCAL Band the home of Mrs. Bert "brilliantly writlen noveL" The meeting opened with Boosters meeting in the band Grimm. The fi ctwnal story had 1ls Mrs. Robert Fisher leading room at 7:30 p.m. Monday setting in the 20th century in the members m the dub colinstead of the usual Tuesday. India, a province of England. led . For roll call members FINAL MEETING of year and deals with the lives of answered with a favorite fo r Eastern Local Band Olivia and Dougla ~ RivtH1i or vtrsc ur ..c. cu nunen ~ urP th~ Boosters, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday England who are in foreign . book. M!j. fisher will host• m high school band room . service in India. In her the next tneet\hg with M1ss Officers to be elected and review Mrs.· Bachtel told of Susan Flesiunan, ·librar ian , plans finalized for the band the lonely English wife, to be the speaker. ~nqu_et . Olivia. drawn ·under the spell XJ GAMMA MU Chapter , of Nuwab, vicar over a Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30 · district in India and his inMonday picnic at the home of volvement in politics and inTO SPEAK Jeff Ransom. now residing Mrs. Carol Adams; Syracuse. trigue. Mrs. Bachtel expla inin North Dakota, will be BETHEL 62, Inlematinal ed that the book written on Order of Job's Daughters, two levels. switches to pre- s peak e r ~ ~ the mornmg worpractice for inspection MonShip scrv~ce of the Brad ~ury day, 6 p.m. at the Masonic Church . of Chnst ne~t SunTemple. Inspection to be held TIJESDAY day . A fonner pastor of the . at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, at AREA Volunteer Fire and Bradbury Church, he will be the temple. Emergency Assn. meeting accompamed here by his Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at w1fe, Jeanette, and fo llowmg TUESDAY Ravenswood, W. Va., with the murnmg service • the conSAUSBURY PTO meeting , representative of the Hurst gregatwn w1U have a potluck 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with C<Jrp. to be on hand for a dinner D1 the1r honor . program to feature selections demonstration of the "jaws of by fifth and sixth grade band life" rescue tool. studf!llts under siection of WEDNESDAY David Bowen. Members are POMEROY Lodge !6•, ~..~'..X.»..'::."!t"):~::::::~::.-::::;:;:~.:~:o:;:;:·:·::::::!::::::::::::~:::::::::~~~-...~~:::;c~'(~ asked,to turn in Royal Crown • • F&AM, Wednesday , 7 p.m. '.1.' ' bottle caps at meeting. ~. Work in the FC degree ; aU . ~ POMEROY Chamber of master masons invited. @: ::~ Commerce Tuesday at noon · il ~;: BRADBURY CHURCH OF at Meigs Inn. Speakers wiD be U% and Jerry Hllferty wtio CHRI ST, 7 p.m. Walter By Helen Hottel are museum exhibit Smith , missionary from West Africa to speak. Public in designers and own and '' operate A Couple's Designer vited. Inc.; Middleport . THURSDAy WHERE SOCIAL SECURITY LEADS ... BI G BEN D CITIZENS DEARHELEN: CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Under the present system, a widow of a railroad worker Daughters of America, 8 p.m. Band Radio Club, . special meeti ng, Thursday, in the (this applies also to many slate and, ·I believe, federal Tuesday at the hall . 44th anchildren's home building. workers) who remarries is ineligible to receive benefits on the niversary of the lodge to be Plans to be made for safety earnings recordofthefirsl spouse. obse rved with charte r Effective January 1, 1979, widows of workers under the members to be honored. break over Memorial Day Members to take gifts for the weekend. All members asked Social Security law will no longer be penalized in this way - they will continue to receive widows' benefits after they district rally. Refr eshments toattend. ROCK SPRI NGS Better marry. w1ll be served. Health Club , May 18, 12 noon Would you lend your support in urging legislation which will cove red dish dinner. Charter help railroad workers' widows (and others) toward a better MIDDLEPORT LODGE members urged to ahend old age' - M.S. :!!3, F. and A. M. 7:30 p.m. since 42nd anniversary will DEARM .: Tuesday at the Masonic Tembe c-elebrated . Those with p1c~re Socia l Security leads, other large groups are bound to ple, Middleport. Entered aplures or newspaper articles folloi\1: I predict a general change in laws to insure widows' prentice degree to be conon d ub activities asked to pension rights on remarriage. This especially if those perducted . display them . · sonally concerned will plead they cause with congresspeople, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l legislators, and pension boards. - H. DEAR HELEN. I am 25, male, single, and deeply scarred by the loss of my virginity. We had plaMed to be !llllrried, and I thought physicailove could wait. But in a moment of unthinking passion, that which I had not taken was given to another : my fia ncee. Now everything is ruined. We broke up. Since then I have tried to love a vi'rgin, but cynically caMot. I've tried to love a woman of the world and can 't, for I'm not that free . Then I tried to love a woman who regretted her fall from purity , but her pain and her memory drew upon my own, and once again I am alone. Can you understand the depths that have destroyed my heart ? - ETIENNE DEAR ETIENNE: Frankly, no! - H. If you're for real, you're truly out of this world. I'd suggest a MIDOLEPORT, OHIO good therapist -or a monastery . - H. Mrs. Bachtel reviews book l ' HeIen HeIp :jij uS • • • VIsit Baker's Budget Shop for Inexpensive Furniture BAKER FURNITURE NEWSP-APER CARRIER WANTED FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL IETWEIN PM Turner , Neva Nicholson, Ga rden Club ; Rev. and Mrs. Pearl e C anada y~ . Edith Larry Coleman , Shorty , Williamson , Marcia Den- Traci and Bobby Wright, nison, Margaret Parsons, and Fran ces Imboden , Sonia Reva Snowden , Rutland Parsons, Marie Snyder, and . Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables of Canal Winchester· spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ables. Mrs. Shirley Ables and Paul Ables were recently returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence · Durst and famil y of • , 11y Mrs. Herbert Rousb weekend with her son Mrs. Anna Wheeler visited 1Lawrence Balser and fa mil; her mother, Mrs. Bessie Stitt at Tuppers Plains and visited at Mt. Moriah and helped her Mrs. Balser who is a surgical ~Iebrate her birthday. patient at Camden Clark Mrs. Allee Balser spent the Hospital in Parkersburg. the design . A lovely breakfast table used daisies in the arrangement, with a perky plaid cloth. All of the many designs gave the viewers · use or In :;: Mrs . Birchlleld gave devotions for the meeting , a-'ld refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Bolin, chairperson, and Mrs. Jim Quillen, Mrs. Bill Kf!llnedy , and Mrs. Clair Turner. Door prizes were awarded to fifteen guests. Following the program, the Rutland Friendly Gardeners held a short business meeting . The civic improv ement project was discussed , with Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Larry Edwards to attend the town council meeting lo arrange for free trash pickup on special Clean-Up Days. Landscaping is plaMed at the new Rutland Volunteer Fire Department Building. Mrs. Bolin, advisor for the Rutland RoadrWUlers, a 4-H club sponsored as a OAGC Junior Garden Club, said that the junior club had agreed to clean-up and planting at the Jean Parker Memorial in Forest Acres Park , if provided by assistance and funds from the senior club. Members voiced their appreciation of this offer and agreeed to help. It was also agreed to move a planter from the corner of Main and Salem Streets to the firehouse location , where It will 1\f replanted. Members of the club recently collected for the Cancer Fund drive In Rutland, with Mrs.· Edwards as chairperson. The club voted to send one dollar per member to the OAGC Horticulture Scholarship Fund, as part of a regional project requested by Mrs. Kuhl. Garden Therapy wsa planed for the elementaty school with Mrs. Turner in charge of 'the session. The ne1t meeting will be May at the home of Mrs. Ray Lambert, and wlll feature an auction. Guest s attending the prog ram Included : Jan Knapp, Kathryn Johnson , Helen Johnson , Evelyn Thoma, of the Fernwood Club; Rose Guinther, BWUly Kuhl, Ada Holter and Pat Holter, Chester Clu~ ; .lane ·Harris, Carrie Grueser, Marcia Arnold, Evelyn Hollon, Dorothy Smith, May Holter, Helen Neue, Hilda Yeauger, Doris Grueser, and Kathryn Miller, of the Wildwood Club; AllegrlfWIU, and . Stella Atkins of the Star Club; Marjorie .Walburn, Allee Thompson, Addalou Lewis, Winding Trail Club; AMI Sprin gfie ld were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ra lph Durst, Rick and Roger. Michael Tu cker o! St. Pa rris, Ohio, spent Wednesday with Roger Durst. Mrs. Vera Craig of Athens. Ala ., visited her mother, Mrs. Pearl Norris recentlv. Sunday guests of Mrs. Mrs. Connie Tucker visited Margie Hunt were Mrs, Eula Mrs. Mae Durst Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenn eth Bass Wolfe, Mrs. Mamie Millfr, Mrs. Bernard Diddle of and daughters of Lo uisville, Racine, Mrs. Jean Fisher of Ky., spent . a weekf!ll d wi(h Gallipolis and Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp Hubert PriGe of Kanawh a and also visited Mrs. Katie City. . Bass at Clifton. Carol Gawthrop of SumMrs. lawr;" '"e Bush and• merville , W. Va . visited Rocky Hupp Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hart returned from a wee k's honeymoon at St. Petersburg Beach, Fla.,- Saturday and are now at home in Columbus to their ma ny reialives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parso ns and Mr . and Mrs. Russell Roush attended the Durst-Kee fer. wedding at Creston , W. Va., Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons attended a birthday psrty for Valoe Sayre at his home Sunday at Leon, W. Va. BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! Kim · Birchfield, all of Rutland; Brenda Cremeans, of West Virginia ; Elvira Barr, Langsville ; and Patricia Sickles. FRYING CHICKEN VAUGHAN'S Three Generations and Seventy-Five Years of Serving Customers THIGHS • THRIFTY LB. UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO t==== PRODUCE VALUES ====== $}49 89 e SUPER FIXIN'S FOR A FINE SALAD POTATOES. ... ~~.~~·... ggc APPLES.......... · ggc ORANGES ....... .. "THE PRICE IS RIGHT" TOMATOES LETTUCE 3 LB. B!.~.. 5 LB. nORIDA LB. I H. . .s.~:.~~..~ 3 '5 FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! WINESAP CHUCK ROAST · BATTER KRISP U. S. NO. 1 BLADE CUT BACON ..•••.•..........• ~ •...... ~~;. 99~ . CHUCK STEAK ...............~~·. 89~ CHIPPED HAM ...............~B~••~ 139 L ' - I .... VALUABLE HEAD ~~~ COUPONS ~~'J ~I ORES • CARDINAl FOOD STO RE S BANANAS 4 lb. *1 00 ' CUCUMBERS RED RADISHES 2 29 roR W Vaughan, Don E. Vaughan and Dick E..Vaughan of BE EC H NUT ¢ 13 ,111 u:.,:• BABY FOOD ~ CELERY OR carved wood flowers used in ~ ~d:!!r ~0 :8~me l! 8 AM ancl5 ,:; dollars aMually to thtse and other projects, such as horticulture scholarships for students studying related topics. Following this talk, Mrs. Carpenter gave a quiz on OAGC, with winners being Mrs ..Guinther and Mrs. Roy Snowden. A fun contest on fruits and vegetables was also won by Mrs. Guinther. Mrs. Kuhl announced the ·spring regional meeting to be held May 20, 9 a .m., at Royal Oak Park, near Pomeroy. Mrs. Holter announced that in the fall; the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association will sponsor a series of floral design workshops, with local talent as instructors. Mrs. Bolin, vice president and program chairperson, introduced Mrs. Jack Walker, who was the coordinator for the table settings. Mrs. Walker described each setting, telling about materials used and appropriate uses ' for the designs. With the summer wedding season approaching, theme designs for bridal tables were portrayed. These 'were for a bridal luncheon, a reception diMer and a shower luncheon. All featured feminine color sch emes, and fjne appointments . Another striking table for a rehearsal dinner featured a dramatic black and white scheme, symbolic of the bride and groom. Place setting corsages were used as favors in several of these. A favorite with many was one in the Meigs school colors, maroon and gold. The design featured fall floral · materials arranged in an old leather football with the top cut off, and placed in a kicking tee. A table setting in dark, masculine c6IUI's and rough textures portraying Father's Day, featuring a carved wooden duck with Apple Grove NeWS NOteS " 0D SlDAl S . ts • FooosrOR£S TENDERlEA F 1 ; render ' leo! •oo""" Xl\elllJ•l:l .,z TEABAG.S ~ c S·J79 ~ L1 mu on1 w1lh *'fiOII' On1 CUUjlon PW l+fnll , 100-Ct n ~ ~ ••• 0 " " 6 Flavors OTHERS ARE STRIVING FOR LOW PRICES. Can WE ALREADY HAVE OURS. FOLGER$ COFFEE~~~- ~ ~ ---~- SALE DATES MAY 1S • 20, 1978 $ 69 lOG CAB IN ~ ~o jl e~\ ~ "'' . . Jitelll;;tel:l · ., SYRUP ~ ~ z li nltl 0~ 1 W ITh t~ Q. - ~ ~ CARDINAl 11> SIURIS • !:AROI NAlfOODSIORf.S QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED · 0 00~00& 0D SIURf S Vaughan 's Cardinal ~ ~f/20/1! C.,..._. Aou i. Biu. Stor111 Go ~ ~ ~ On1 COuPD'l piH' t.tt~tly 24 01 Bo tti!! $1 09 ..~ ~ G Oftd " · ,~,.,.. 111101111 C..-.. lt o~1 1 IIIUI S!O. IJ 0 001608 REG .. DRIP. or ELECT . PERK VAN CAMPS POliti BEANS ARGO CREAM STYLE1 ~ ~ ·PEAS ~ C•n• Can 29-oz, DHMONTE \ ARGO CUT I "-···88; 29-oa. Can CARIIINAI fl> r CORNOR MONARCH PEARS "' ~ SIORI S • CARO•NA lfOOOSIURlS )3eliJ4t1:1 CO UNTRY TI ME To MA'o «~7'\' LEMONADE GREEN BEANS JUICE '' 1 ' ~ · I C•m•oooo•"" _.. OntCO\JPCIII I)Wfl tn oiJ, JJ ·O~ " s169 00 Reg Pmk 16-oa. $ aRoo•• ~CATSUP .... ~!.:.', JS·~r. OIL ...........~:.:.: s ··~A :;::; "Oo SIORfS ...,~" MONA RCH 0 l:ll u l Slilrll 00 20 0" ~r~ " "-··· Can . I ~ f.'" B/20178 (ans j ~ Can Qeod ft ~ Aou l i · '-" ~ \ CARDINAL ;ltiRI"S-- C ~ROIN~LI OOOSlOAf S X3•111ill•l:l IS c OFF ~ ' ON 1 LB PKG COUNTY LINE CHEESES ~ n • Mild Cotby Half M oon • Cured Colby ~ • Full ~oon Cotb v • Sha•p ~ BREAD ...................... 4 LOAVEs•l 00 0 • Colby 2_ lHliOI Olll W l lh C I)UIJIIII ;:> Q~ l t OUJ>On p• t fa mily FABRIC SOFTENER DETERGENT 69; 15' oH label 49-oz. Box pu1Cf11U ... \....- • •&,: ~ PICANA VAUGHAN'S • . i==DJ1IRY • , ,1 Root e .. , Birre ll , St~rllt~ hl AUN'I" JEM IMA COMPlETE BUTTERMILK PANCAKE MIX ..... .2 ;~. 79• S 59 30· OFF LA BEL LIQUID PALMOLIVE ............................. ~:.~.·; 1 ~ 30• OFF ~ ~ TH BARS : - ltn"l Onl W<lh ( 01>potl C'*l One CII\IPor" P•• ltm!l, ~ "'z ON 10 CT PKG FROZE N ~ ~ <X 0 - c f . . . . .ntl/ ?1 GoM. tt. ~ llo¥ t l l lu• Stor•t ~ ~ 003006 ~ ~ CARDINA l I~ 9' M lntt. Bun ersc::otdi Disc . Citm•mon Disc CARDINAl MARGARINE....... ......... c1~~~~ 39c All N•TURALAll HAYOA S YOGURT .......................................:....... .2c:;::~. 751 SOUR CREAM ......................................... i:;~;; 591 ================ FROZEN OOOTON u ., VALUES ====£~:; OiANGE JUICE ....... . :!;~,: 99c . ICE CREAM..................... ~~~~ 89c MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "f) .ssoRT!o ""'"] HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE ........ . .... .'~.~: 69' ;:; z 69 TASTERS CHOICE COFFEE ..................•;:~ s4 ~ ' CAIIDIIIIAL ALL FLAYURS ._~ .... UST & PEARL STA~ ,'>~USIO Rl S . CAR OrNAifOODS10RtS Xl{·11lill•1:1 V*let Bottle L•m •t one w1 th 11 0 00 "Oo SIORtS DOWNY -···.... ~ 49 c"·' \. :_A CANDIES ..... .., \l CLOUD Ct Pkg. 1 =t= GROCERY VALUES = = " 1I·OI. FISH SnCIS .................................. :......... ,., 30' OFF 10 CT OKG. HEAD lARS $1 Jl HOlEY GRAHAMS ............................':~:· 751 ZESTACRACKERS ...·................ . 2 ;~. s1" !BAKERY BUY OAU:N GIANT l YAIUITU I VEGETABLES ...................................... .'~;;• 691 . I Lirn11 -with''"''""' One !:OUIPOf'I O., ''"""· REAMES EGG NOODLES ....................... ':;:· ~iii!0/7 1 Ootll « DlleMJ 1t ty• l lluti ltorM 0010 01 I ~ fll" �,• . - ·- - -- - -·--- , .. ___ 9-T~~ Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Mond1141, May JS, 1978 l-i')le Daily Sentinel, Middlepon-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, May JS, 1978 Appalachilm music program given by jennifer Sheets ' : · ' : • ' ; A program of Appalachian music using dulcimers,· a banjo, and the auloharp was. presented by Mrs. Jennifer Sheets and her young son, Jared, at a meeting of the Middlep ort Am ate ur Gardeners held at the home of Mrs. Harold Lohse Wednesday evening. Mrs. Eddie Burkett presided at the ...... meeting .. and _______ I __ _~ I reported on the rece nt meeting of the Meigs County Garden Club .Association . An invitation was extended to the d ub members to the Region 11 meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs by Mrs . Charles Kqhl ,' reg ional director. Theme will be '' A Day at Beautiful Royal Oak Park" and there will'be a picnic at nOQn that day, May 20. Mrs. Burkett appointed Mrs. Waller Crooks, Mrs. Dan Thomas. Mrs. Harry Davis. and Miss Erma Smiti1 to the nomma ling conunittec. Secretary's report was read by Mrs. Lohse, and Mrs . Grace Pratt gave the ·I Social 1 . I Calendar l DaviS had the verse of the month entitled "This Is 'Her Day" and a poem. " Prayer of Spring." For roll call members displayed the plant they had brought for the plant auction. · An arrangement of pink dogwood was used on the piano at the Lohse home. Mrs. Edna Maxine Gaskill was a guest. Plans were made fur plantmg petunias in the planting area at the front of Middl eport Village Hall . Assisting with this will be Mrs. Prall, Mrs. Burkett, and Miss Durst. A dessert course was served at the of the meeting by Mrs. Lohse and Mrs. Sheets. Rutland Friendly Gardeners host annual open .meeting RiJTLAND - About 50 areil gardeners enjoyed the dlspley of table settings and floral designs , presented recently by the Rutland Friendly Gardeners. As a feature of their aMual open meeting, the Friendly Gardeners portrayed a table setting, complete with cloth. napkins, and dinnerware, complimented by a flower arrangement , appropriate to certain holidays, special events or moods. Mrs. James Carpenter, president , welcomed guests from the Meigs County Garden Clubs, Including members of the newly formed 'Fernwood Garden Club. Special guelts incl.uded Mrs. Charles Kuhl, regional director, Mrs. Oris Guinther, regional treasurer , and Mrs. Roy Holter, county contact chairperson , all of the Chester area. Mrs. Howard Birchfield, county secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Joe Bolin, state assistant secretary , both of the Rutland Garden Club, were recognized. Mrs. KuiJI presented a resume of OAGC 'activities ·an<! projects, noting that there are over 12,000 members statewide in 14 regions. There are many contests for clubs to compete and improve their programs of work. Slide sets for clubs to rent are updated and improved by entries in the state slide contest . Many civic activities involve and improve the communities over the state. A rurrf!llt f!lldeavor Is the fonnation of a Garden of the Senses, for handicapped persons in particular; on the Wright State Coilege campus, near Dayton. Members contribute thousands of . MONDAY MEETING regardin g lreasu rer's re port. Mrs. Christian School in Meigs County, 7 p.m. Monday at Racirie bank building ; for infonhation can M3-2!i2L Mrs. Fo rrest Bac ht el se nt day activities and the MEIGS COUNTY Church of Christ Mf!ll 's Fellowship, rev iewed thebook "Heatand ot orv becomes an at Bradbury Church, 7:30 Dust", by Ruth Pr~wer ~autobiog raphy of the author. p.m. Monday with DeMy vala, at the Wednesday after- She noted thalli was publish· Coburn, Gallia Co unty, noon meeting of the Mi d- ed in 1975 and bythe Sa turday 'speaking. · dleporl Literary Club held at Review was proclaimed a SOUTHERN LOCAL Band the home of Mrs. Bert "brilliantly writlen noveL" The meeting opened with Boosters meeting in the band Grimm. The fi ctwnal story had 1ls Mrs. Robert Fisher leading room at 7:30 p.m. Monday setting in the 20th century in the members m the dub colinstead of the usual Tuesday. India, a province of England. led . For roll call members FINAL MEETING of year and deals with the lives of answered with a favorite fo r Eastern Local Band Olivia and Dougla ~ RivtH1i or vtrsc ur ..c. cu nunen ~ urP th~ Boosters, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday England who are in foreign . book. M!j. fisher will host• m high school band room . service in India. In her the next tneet\hg with M1ss Officers to be elected and review Mrs.· Bachtel told of Susan Flesiunan, ·librar ian , plans finalized for the band the lonely English wife, to be the speaker. ~nqu_et . Olivia. drawn ·under the spell XJ GAMMA MU Chapter , of Nuwab, vicar over a Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30 · district in India and his inMonday picnic at the home of volvement in politics and inTO SPEAK Jeff Ransom. now residing Mrs. Carol Adams; Syracuse. trigue. Mrs. Bachtel expla inin North Dakota, will be BETHEL 62, Inlematinal ed that the book written on Order of Job's Daughters, two levels. switches to pre- s peak e r ~ ~ the mornmg worpractice for inspection MonShip scrv~ce of the Brad ~ury day, 6 p.m. at the Masonic Church . of Chnst ne~t SunTemple. Inspection to be held TIJESDAY day . A fonner pastor of the . at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, at AREA Volunteer Fire and Bradbury Church, he will be the temple. Emergency Assn. meeting accompamed here by his Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at w1fe, Jeanette, and fo llowmg TUESDAY Ravenswood, W. Va., with the murnmg service • the conSAUSBURY PTO meeting , representative of the Hurst gregatwn w1U have a potluck 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with C<Jrp. to be on hand for a dinner D1 the1r honor . program to feature selections demonstration of the "jaws of by fifth and sixth grade band life" rescue tool. studf!llts under siection of WEDNESDAY David Bowen. Members are POMEROY Lodge !6•, ~..~'..X.»..'::."!t"):~::::::~::.-::::;:;:~.:~:o:;:;:·:·::::::!::::::::::::~:::::::::~~~-...~~:::;c~'(~ asked,to turn in Royal Crown • • F&AM, Wednesday , 7 p.m. '.1.' ' bottle caps at meeting. ~. Work in the FC degree ; aU . ~ POMEROY Chamber of master masons invited. @: ::~ Commerce Tuesday at noon · il ~;: BRADBURY CHURCH OF at Meigs Inn. Speakers wiD be U% and Jerry Hllferty wtio CHRI ST, 7 p.m. Walter By Helen Hottel are museum exhibit Smith , missionary from West Africa to speak. Public in designers and own and '' operate A Couple's Designer vited. Inc.; Middleport . THURSDAy WHERE SOCIAL SECURITY LEADS ... BI G BEN D CITIZENS DEARHELEN: CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Under the present system, a widow of a railroad worker Daughters of America, 8 p.m. Band Radio Club, . special meeti ng, Thursday, in the (this applies also to many slate and, ·I believe, federal Tuesday at the hall . 44th anchildren's home building. workers) who remarries is ineligible to receive benefits on the niversary of the lodge to be Plans to be made for safety earnings recordofthefirsl spouse. obse rved with charte r Effective January 1, 1979, widows of workers under the members to be honored. break over Memorial Day Members to take gifts for the weekend. All members asked Social Security law will no longer be penalized in this way - they will continue to receive widows' benefits after they district rally. Refr eshments toattend. ROCK SPRI NGS Better marry. w1ll be served. Health Club , May 18, 12 noon Would you lend your support in urging legislation which will cove red dish dinner. Charter help railroad workers' widows (and others) toward a better MIDDLEPORT LODGE members urged to ahend old age' - M.S. :!!3, F. and A. M. 7:30 p.m. since 42nd anniversary will DEARM .: Tuesday at the Masonic Tembe c-elebrated . Those with p1c~re Socia l Security leads, other large groups are bound to ple, Middleport. Entered aplures or newspaper articles folloi\1: I predict a general change in laws to insure widows' prentice degree to be conon d ub activities asked to pension rights on remarriage. This especially if those perducted . display them . · sonally concerned will plead they cause with congresspeople, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l legislators, and pension boards. - H. DEAR HELEN. I am 25, male, single, and deeply scarred by the loss of my virginity. We had plaMed to be !llllrried, and I thought physicailove could wait. But in a moment of unthinking passion, that which I had not taken was given to another : my fia ncee. Now everything is ruined. We broke up. Since then I have tried to love a vi'rgin, but cynically caMot. I've tried to love a woman of the world and can 't, for I'm not that free . Then I tried to love a woman who regretted her fall from purity , but her pain and her memory drew upon my own, and once again I am alone. Can you understand the depths that have destroyed my heart ? - ETIENNE DEAR ETIENNE: Frankly, no! - H. If you're for real, you're truly out of this world. I'd suggest a MIDOLEPORT, OHIO good therapist -or a monastery . - H. Mrs. Bachtel reviews book l ' HeIen HeIp :jij uS • • • VIsit Baker's Budget Shop for Inexpensive Furniture BAKER FURNITURE NEWSP-APER CARRIER WANTED FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL IETWEIN PM Turner , Neva Nicholson, Ga rden Club ; Rev. and Mrs. Pearl e C anada y~ . Edith Larry Coleman , Shorty , Williamson , Marcia Den- Traci and Bobby Wright, nison, Margaret Parsons, and Fran ces Imboden , Sonia Reva Snowden , Rutland Parsons, Marie Snyder, and . Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables of Canal Winchester· spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ables. Mrs. Shirley Ables and Paul Ables were recently returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence · Durst and famil y of • , 11y Mrs. Herbert Rousb weekend with her son Mrs. Anna Wheeler visited 1Lawrence Balser and fa mil; her mother, Mrs. Bessie Stitt at Tuppers Plains and visited at Mt. Moriah and helped her Mrs. Balser who is a surgical ~Iebrate her birthday. patient at Camden Clark Mrs. Allee Balser spent the Hospital in Parkersburg. the design . A lovely breakfast table used daisies in the arrangement, with a perky plaid cloth. All of the many designs gave the viewers · use or In :;: Mrs . Birchlleld gave devotions for the meeting , a-'ld refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Bolin, chairperson, and Mrs. Jim Quillen, Mrs. Bill Kf!llnedy , and Mrs. Clair Turner. Door prizes were awarded to fifteen guests. Following the program, the Rutland Friendly Gardeners held a short business meeting . The civic improv ement project was discussed , with Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Larry Edwards to attend the town council meeting lo arrange for free trash pickup on special Clean-Up Days. Landscaping is plaMed at the new Rutland Volunteer Fire Department Building. Mrs. Bolin, advisor for the Rutland RoadrWUlers, a 4-H club sponsored as a OAGC Junior Garden Club, said that the junior club had agreed to clean-up and planting at the Jean Parker Memorial in Forest Acres Park , if provided by assistance and funds from the senior club. Members voiced their appreciation of this offer and agreeed to help. It was also agreed to move a planter from the corner of Main and Salem Streets to the firehouse location , where It will 1\f replanted. Members of the club recently collected for the Cancer Fund drive In Rutland, with Mrs.· Edwards as chairperson. The club voted to send one dollar per member to the OAGC Horticulture Scholarship Fund, as part of a regional project requested by Mrs. Kuhl. Garden Therapy wsa planed for the elementaty school with Mrs. Turner in charge of 'the session. The ne1t meeting will be May at the home of Mrs. Ray Lambert, and wlll feature an auction. Guest s attending the prog ram Included : Jan Knapp, Kathryn Johnson , Helen Johnson , Evelyn Thoma, of the Fernwood Club; Rose Guinther, BWUly Kuhl, Ada Holter and Pat Holter, Chester Clu~ ; .lane ·Harris, Carrie Grueser, Marcia Arnold, Evelyn Hollon, Dorothy Smith, May Holter, Helen Neue, Hilda Yeauger, Doris Grueser, and Kathryn Miller, of the Wildwood Club; AllegrlfWIU, and . Stella Atkins of the Star Club; Marjorie .Walburn, Allee Thompson, Addalou Lewis, Winding Trail Club; AMI Sprin gfie ld were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ra lph Durst, Rick and Roger. Michael Tu cker o! St. Pa rris, Ohio, spent Wednesday with Roger Durst. Mrs. Vera Craig of Athens. Ala ., visited her mother, Mrs. Pearl Norris recentlv. Sunday guests of Mrs. Mrs. Connie Tucker visited Margie Hunt were Mrs, Eula Mrs. Mae Durst Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenn eth Bass Wolfe, Mrs. Mamie Millfr, Mrs. Bernard Diddle of and daughters of Lo uisville, Racine, Mrs. Jean Fisher of Ky., spent . a weekf!ll d wi(h Gallipolis and Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp Hubert PriGe of Kanawh a and also visited Mrs. Katie City. . Bass at Clifton. Carol Gawthrop of SumMrs. lawr;" '"e Bush and• merville , W. Va . visited Rocky Hupp Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hart returned from a wee k's honeymoon at St. Petersburg Beach, Fla.,- Saturday and are now at home in Columbus to their ma ny reialives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parso ns and Mr . and Mrs. Russell Roush attended the Durst-Kee fer. wedding at Creston , W. Va., Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons attended a birthday psrty for Valoe Sayre at his home Sunday at Leon, W. Va. BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! Kim · Birchfield, all of Rutland; Brenda Cremeans, of West Virginia ; Elvira Barr, Langsville ; and Patricia Sickles. FRYING CHICKEN VAUGHAN'S Three Generations and Seventy-Five Years of Serving Customers THIGHS • THRIFTY LB. UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO t==== PRODUCE VALUES ====== $}49 89 e SUPER FIXIN'S FOR A FINE SALAD POTATOES. ... ~~.~~·... ggc APPLES.......... · ggc ORANGES ....... .. "THE PRICE IS RIGHT" TOMATOES LETTUCE 3 LB. B!.~.. 5 LB. nORIDA LB. I H. . .s.~:.~~..~ 3 '5 FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! WINESAP CHUCK ROAST · BATTER KRISP U. S. NO. 1 BLADE CUT BACON ..•••.•..........• ~ •...... ~~;. 99~ . CHUCK STEAK ...............~~·. 89~ CHIPPED HAM ...............~B~••~ 139 L ' - I .... VALUABLE HEAD ~~~ COUPONS ~~'J ~I ORES • CARDINAl FOOD STO RE S BANANAS 4 lb. *1 00 ' CUCUMBERS RED RADISHES 2 29 roR W Vaughan, Don E. Vaughan and Dick E..Vaughan of BE EC H NUT ¢ 13 ,111 u:.,:• BABY FOOD ~ CELERY OR carved wood flowers used in ~ ~d:!!r ~0 :8~me l! 8 AM ancl5 ,:; dollars aMually to thtse and other projects, such as horticulture scholarships for students studying related topics. Following this talk, Mrs. Carpenter gave a quiz on OAGC, with winners being Mrs ..Guinther and Mrs. Roy Snowden. A fun contest on fruits and vegetables was also won by Mrs. Guinther. Mrs. Kuhl announced the ·spring regional meeting to be held May 20, 9 a .m., at Royal Oak Park, near Pomeroy. Mrs. Holter announced that in the fall; the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association will sponsor a series of floral design workshops, with local talent as instructors. Mrs. Bolin, vice president and program chairperson, introduced Mrs. Jack Walker, who was the coordinator for the table settings. Mrs. Walker described each setting, telling about materials used and appropriate uses ' for the designs. With the summer wedding season approaching, theme designs for bridal tables were portrayed. These 'were for a bridal luncheon, a reception diMer and a shower luncheon. All featured feminine color sch emes, and fjne appointments . Another striking table for a rehearsal dinner featured a dramatic black and white scheme, symbolic of the bride and groom. Place setting corsages were used as favors in several of these. A favorite with many was one in the Meigs school colors, maroon and gold. The design featured fall floral · materials arranged in an old leather football with the top cut off, and placed in a kicking tee. A table setting in dark, masculine c6IUI's and rough textures portraying Father's Day, featuring a carved wooden duck with Apple Grove NeWS NOteS " 0D SlDAl S . ts • FooosrOR£S TENDERlEA F 1 ; render ' leo! •oo""" Xl\elllJ•l:l .,z TEABAG.S ~ c S·J79 ~ L1 mu on1 w1lh *'fiOII' On1 CUUjlon PW l+fnll , 100-Ct n ~ ~ ••• 0 " " 6 Flavors OTHERS ARE STRIVING FOR LOW PRICES. Can WE ALREADY HAVE OURS. FOLGER$ COFFEE~~~- ~ ~ ---~- SALE DATES MAY 1S • 20, 1978 $ 69 lOG CAB IN ~ ~o jl e~\ ~ "'' . . Jitelll;;tel:l · ., SYRUP ~ ~ z li nltl 0~ 1 W ITh t~ Q. - ~ ~ CARDINAl 11> SIURIS • !:AROI NAlfOODSIORf.S QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED · 0 00~00& 0D SIURf S Vaughan 's Cardinal ~ ~f/20/1! C.,..._. Aou i. Biu. Stor111 Go ~ ~ ~ On1 COuPD'l piH' t.tt~tly 24 01 Bo tti!! $1 09 ..~ ~ G Oftd " · ,~,.,.. 111101111 C..-.. lt o~1 1 IIIUI S!O. IJ 0 001608 REG .. DRIP. or ELECT . PERK VAN CAMPS POliti BEANS ARGO CREAM STYLE1 ~ ~ ·PEAS ~ C•n• Can 29-oz, DHMONTE \ ARGO CUT I "-···88; 29-oa. Can CARIIINAI fl> r CORNOR MONARCH PEARS "' ~ SIORI S • CARO•NA lfOOOSIURlS )3eliJ4t1:1 CO UNTRY TI ME To MA'o «~7'\' LEMONADE GREEN BEANS JUICE '' 1 ' ~ · I C•m•oooo•"" _.. OntCO\JPCIII I)Wfl tn oiJ, JJ ·O~ " s169 00 Reg Pmk 16-oa. $ aRoo•• ~CATSUP .... ~!.:.', JS·~r. OIL ...........~:.:.: s ··~A :;::; "Oo SIORfS ...,~" MONA RCH 0 l:ll u l Slilrll 00 20 0" ~r~ " "-··· Can . I ~ f.'" B/20178 (ans j ~ Can Qeod ft ~ Aou l i · '-" ~ \ CARDINAL ;ltiRI"S-- C ~ROIN~LI OOOSlOAf S X3•111ill•l:l IS c OFF ~ ' ON 1 LB PKG COUNTY LINE CHEESES ~ n • Mild Cotby Half M oon • Cured Colby ~ • Full ~oon Cotb v • Sha•p ~ BREAD ...................... 4 LOAVEs•l 00 0 • Colby 2_ lHliOI Olll W l lh C I)UIJIIII ;:> Q~ l t OUJ>On p• t fa mily FABRIC SOFTENER DETERGENT 69; 15' oH label 49-oz. Box pu1Cf11U ... \....- • •&,: ~ PICANA VAUGHAN'S • . i==DJ1IRY • , ,1 Root e .. , Birre ll , St~rllt~ hl AUN'I" JEM IMA COMPlETE BUTTERMILK PANCAKE MIX ..... .2 ;~. 79• S 59 30· OFF LA BEL LIQUID PALMOLIVE ............................. ~:.~.·; 1 ~ 30• OFF ~ ~ TH BARS : - ltn"l Onl W<lh ( 01>potl C'*l One CII\IPor" P•• ltm!l, ~ "'z ON 10 CT PKG FROZE N ~ ~ <X 0 - c f . . . . .ntl/ ?1 GoM. tt. ~ llo¥ t l l lu• Stor•t ~ ~ 003006 ~ ~ CARDINA l I~ 9' M lntt. Bun ersc::otdi Disc . Citm•mon Disc CARDINAl MARGARINE....... ......... c1~~~~ 39c All N•TURALAll HAYOA S YOGURT .......................................:....... .2c:;::~. 751 SOUR CREAM ......................................... i:;~;; 591 ================ FROZEN OOOTON u ., VALUES ====£~:; OiANGE JUICE ....... . :!;~,: 99c . ICE CREAM..................... ~~~~ 89c MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "f) .ssoRT!o ""'"] HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE ........ . .... .'~.~: 69' ;:; z 69 TASTERS CHOICE COFFEE ..................•;:~ s4 ~ ' CAIIDIIIIAL ALL FLAYURS ._~ .... UST & PEARL STA~ ,'>~USIO Rl S . CAR OrNAifOODS10RtS Xl{·11lill•1:1 V*let Bottle L•m •t one w1 th 11 0 00 "Oo SIORtS DOWNY -···.... ~ 49 c"·' \. :_A CANDIES ..... .., \l CLOUD Ct Pkg. 1 =t= GROCERY VALUES = = " 1I·OI. FISH SnCIS .................................. :......... ,., 30' OFF 10 CT OKG. HEAD lARS $1 Jl HOlEY GRAHAMS ............................':~:· 751 ZESTACRACKERS ...·................ . 2 ;~. s1" !BAKERY BUY OAU:N GIANT l YAIUITU I VEGETABLES ...................................... .'~;;• 691 . I Lirn11 -with''"''""' One !:OUIPOf'I O., ''"""· REAMES EGG NOODLES ....................... ':;:· ~iii!0/7 1 Ootll « DlleMJ 1t ty• l lluti ltorM 0010 01 I ~ fll" �.... ... ... ~ . - i .. ... • .. ... . 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Momhly, May 15, 1918 ~Afla~~ . ,!·::u : ....."'. ,.., ., Want Ads Turn Unwanted ·I tems Into Cash It - The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Monday, May 15, 1978 niCKTRACY . TELEVISION VIEWING won t to buy 01 sell someth• n q oe l oo kmg l o• wor k 15 WurWJ or UiH.Ier Ll~<~rgc Cw.sh LOll l day ! days ,., 1.25 ,., '"' 3lilly¥ 6delya 225 3.75 3 00 £aeh word UVt'f thl' lllLUUILW I\ 1$ Wurds is 4 t't!ll l.S !Jl!'" wur d ~r d<t) Ada rwmin~ utllt'r thart cutt:it'1.'U trvr dll.yti will be dtll rlo\~ at ttw I dar ""' In rnemur}', Card uf Thank.> <~ Ud Obiluwry : 6 t•enu; pt•r .,.·on!, S3 00 tnin imwn Cash 111 ad\' am·c. Mubilt> Humt! ~k·~ and \'a nt s.tles art' fo~!e• ,~•th 0 titl t!l. . U t~rt 11 •rl f>la.im.•99'MI :.ili YARD S Al~ ~ t on ~ So• Moy 1J ( noon ) lhwugh ~o r May 7U Furnllu re oppi1011 Ce~ 1V go ~ heote • ~ tent camper cor p e t remnQrlt~ l1 ~1en ~ and ~prl.'od ~ m1~c househo ld good\> ton ond cl6t h.e ~ I rn!i{' lr Or11 Long!>v11l eonC R IO (Delltm Nd I Pho r\e 742 1b68 YARD SALE lues 'and Wed bqtJ laurel Sl M1dd leport Oh10 For Rent lum•shed 54J4. WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES Noon on S<;t llrtl<ty T~Ml<n thr lJ Fntl<~, iP M, . 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S w Hill~· <p M Fn Wiy ;~ ftt~mw • Ovr ll('W renren oss.s rance' you 1,may be able ro l1ve 1n our r~p011rncn1 l or less thon s;o o rnon th For rYIOI e •n l orrno t1 on con tact Vtlloge Manor Apo r l merll~ 991 7787 rwo BWROOM onl y 9rr; 337 4 1ro1let ad~~ ~~ ~ , HVt B ~D ROOM co un rr.y home long Barr om or eo SI 75 per month plu~ u lf l1 ! 1e~ 985 412 7 MIODlEPOR I 0111c o;;poo> 1000 ~q II 011 lQ rtdiiiOilE.'d ( Ofpered G• ound lloot Corner locor1on Call q92 3631 l'HfH E ROOM lu11u~h "' d 99) 5434 or 99 7 312q OUR ) IN CE RE thank s are bemg e" Ien ded to th e stall of theE w rng Fun eral Home thP R ocu u~ Anwr1c On l eg1 on P o~ I 602 Rev l1e ~~ l ond Norr1 s to 1hose who .~ enl .flo wers . food and cards A nd l o the l od 1e~ wh o prepared !h e? d inner at the Leron Fol b Com n1u n1t y Hal l We ore mos t g1ot el u l l or the K 1n d nes~ !)hown c> !he 1-amt l y o f Dar rell R ou ~ h RN FOR Sat ur day an d )undoy day !> h,lt Call A rcod•o N ~H<;t'ng Home Coolvdlt> 61 J &67 3196 ond do bodyw or k 747 Jt5 J Guaranteed Training- NO JIEM TOO large or too smo/1 Wt ll bu y I p•ece or cornpl ere household New us tod o r onr 1 ques Mor11n s Furn•lure 10 N 2n d Sr M 1ddlepon Phone 99] 6370 CHIP WOOD Poles mo " d1ometer 10 on lorgesl end SB per ron Bundl ed slob SO pe1 ron Delivered ro Oh• o Paller Co R1 J Pome roy 9911b89 SC A S H~ l 01 Junk car s f- rye s Truc k and Aur a f.lorr s Wreclo.e r Serv1ce r.re sole ond Re poH Rutla nd 7417081 01 Pennzod 74:2- q5 75 COI NS CURRENCY rokens o ld pocket wo r c he~ and c hou 1~ ~ 1lver ond gol d We need 19b4 and o ld er !>dYer COi f1'0 Buy ~ell or trade Coli Roger Wam sley 741 2331 WANlED 10 bu y Good u~ed lumber D1fferent ~·ze~ ond lengths 7413074 TI MBER POM ERO Y Forest Pro duct s rap pnce l or sto nd1ng so"" l1mber Cell 9lf2 59b5 or Ken t Hanby I 4.ol6·8!»70 WAN l 10 bUy Used 997 3757 alter 5 pm 540.00 Married Call Army Recruiting SFC Lowery Collect 593-3022 I614 J698·32'10 RI 51 NG ST AR Kennel Boordmg Indoor and ou td oor runs Groommg a ll breeds Clean somtory la cd 11tes Chesh11e Phone (61 4) 367 079? Antolial~ 1972 PONTIAC CAlAliNA SBOO 991 7453. 1975 MUSTANG GHIA. f' 5 P B A C sun roo f AM -FM 8 track srereo rea r w1 ndow defogger Coli ol rer 5 pm CJq'J 6130 l 'HS CHEVROLET MO NTl Carlo f' S P B A ( 9911618 19b6 MUSTANG' 351 4bbl. Aul a l o r ~ of e• lrr., S5SO or best of fer ·· lnlere'i .ed callers only a ft er 5 pm 9"/7.2qq5 1971 CADi llAC ElDORADO (leo n e;.: ce ll enl Phone <f9'17 Ab2 condtlion 19b<f O PEl ST A TION wag on , 4 speed Sto rts and runs very good s•oo 'l'l7 3690 19H DODGE OAIH Spor t Coupe b cyl. a uto . AM ·FM 8 !rac k AC Ver y clean 985 J5.ol ? oflsr 6 pm 1966 DO DG ~ VHI1b5 9'>1 52<0 Campiilg-Equipntfllif MUSl MOVE cap s and c"cunpor s Ou r los5 your gorn o! Codner's Campe" Today is Monday , May 15, tile !35th da y of 1978 with 230 to follow. The moon is in its first quarter. The morning star is Mercury . l'~oQ }tole~mor~ 11 )' bO 1 bedroom h'H) Un ~AH: 8. fn .. t w1th Go B e~c luhl€'1~ 8. ~ Vop \..,n!et prll ~ Npl~or' Drug COAL liM~~lO N E ~and grovel .rol• tullllhlcHIIlP ft>rldtr f'( dog l o~u l 011d all l ypl'~ o l tPI~IOI )alt Wor J.. ., lnt ~r f' omer oy Q97 '339 I ~ol! ~ b Mom EED A WATIER SOFTENER? Ll~t Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water with (o.op . water softener , Model UC-SVI . Now Only '289.95 Let us test your water Free Pomeroy landmark Qf't~ack -· ~ w. Carsev . Mgr. Phone 9922181 APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our se r vice department and will service Hotpoint and ether brands . B~ }l S~ lt (I I O N olthe be~l wood ~tovc~ m Southeo~ ! ern Oh1o Jo tul Mor!)o Ele! Trrol10 I empwood a nd Nolhuo Z,on Hear Co tl l'utnam Or (oil M rll }t AthP n' bl 4 5976fJ79 o r bl4 bqb 1187 !!URkOUGH ~ Phone 992·2181 l..---- - - ---.....J ,W ill C AR~ lor· rh t• cldc! ly 111 ou r h e mp PhoneQGI1 731 4 S ~N ':l l MA liC or count1~19 moch1ne Ph onf' 997 7156 llw Dotly !len t 111P~ Ill Cou11 !l. t1r>t>t Pomero y Oh1o CABBA Gl BR OCCOLI couldlowe1 brus!)el! sproul!. ~>gg plant\ head le !!uce ~ wePt pepper ~ hungor 1011 wa ... !>t,~ Pt bcno no thd1 pl.•ppet ~ Plu :. 1nony dtll e!€111 va rret 1e!o ol tomoto planlo, rnof'ly lo. mds ol hong1ng bo'iMet!> and pa r ll ower'i Lorge v011ety o l on nual~ 111 flat ~ Cleland I 011,,., and Gteenh ou~ f' C.e1 old1ne Cl .. lond Check our low , low pric es on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERH>-PELS & BLEND Mono1 mobile 1110brle home all · elec tr•c l r on~l11 1 f11eplo cf' on o level lbO • ISO lo t rn Tu ppers Ploms Oh1o S8100 Ot w11l sel l trad er ~cperole . 61<1 667 ·6120 o r b iJ Q8S 4103 1970 lONOO N J bcd!oorn tfo1 ler wtlh A C Con be le ft on lot 741 :t1n HOlt Yf'Af.IK lRAtl UI: l<l x 7{], U11 l unushed J bedroo m$ Cen l ral A( l mrl(>olJioni 4J 9q 1J~ l or qq') 3650 19b9 lf.IA ILI:.I': 12 • 00 I bodroor11 Un lu11w.hed gO!> rorlge r orpe tmg 1n llv1ng rom:n S2 ~00 H-I J 279'J O R.,a] Esta.te for Sale IH~H BEDROOM ho me J' 1 yeor s old A ll elN rr 1C Clo~e 10 sd1oo l N tce lo ! wdh trees In Rutland 74. 1 ,w:,o l<f AU !::~ CR 28 ~ r oo 11 ~ h ou~e 11 1f 01'11 011011 I Q t IH OIC /4 7 J1 04 8" OWN ER HO U ~l ~Ul l new lUI ll t1ul(' J b e d room~ l1vlflg room d111trlg !COrn kJ td1cr1 and woshe! and dryer loJ..e O>'CI pay m ent ~ Coi!IJ47 6JIJ) 11 ACRE ) B room remodcoled horne all rnmcrol 11gh t ~ tucl •ot! l urnoce Rutland mea S:JO 000 New J bedr oom tol ol clec fr• r hor ne I 113 ac res ll f'O! 1111 ne ~ S/7000 Budd1il9 lol I 11 one~ •u •o l wo1e1 on lot SJ 800 Co11747 781q oflt'r S p m or ony1une )o l & Su11 MA)ON W V M odt•1n 3 bedr oom h or ne~ I 8 1 Ot lt' ~ lund d10111 l111k fence On f' oil brtc k one If orne con!o tt uct1on Good buy N~W HA V ~N WV Al l b rtc ~ ~ bed t OOITI'> complc!lc h.ll rhcn l orn1 ly room l1 .. 111g roor 11 w1 !h l +rcploce b<110 lotge <OHler Ia! l-l1ce p!op er ty ~ m y' hnOtl{ 1ng ovo1loble Col! Jolo.. e }urnel v•lll' RL>ol h iO!t• Phone 304 b15 3030 or 67S 3431 PvPnu1q~ VIRGIL B., SR . ~y 992-3325 ot .1. 1 !fJ11 216 E. Second Street Pomero~ ~ Ohio BUS , BUILDING Around 2600 sq. ft . of ll oor ut ilities . Out of fl ood. 2S ACRES - On good gra vel r oad. One m ile from Ru tland . Electr ic on the pro perty . Good buil ding sites. Only 512.500 .00 . 2 ACRE LOTS - Nea r Bedding Plants , Potted Plants , Dish Gardens , Hang i ng Baskets, Vegetable Plants. Tupper s Pla ins. Water and electr ic avail able on 681. ca rpe ted . Fallou t shelter. 3 1971 CHfVROlH SHORl bedrooms. large closels. ba th , F . A . nalural ges fu r na ce, ba semen t. 2 por ches near sc hool and BRICK Will DO lorna II houhng cu t brush deonmg ol bo~f.·rnenl!o O!I I(S gw age f•l c f'h!mu <f9? 7 764 EXPERT HUNTER CH ~ V RO lEI CUSIOM Dclu • e 1 ton p•ckup S3400 low , m•leogll R e~rl~v1IIP b14 378 b3 11 1 97~ HONDA 99:J 777 4 CB 360 Wheel Alignment 1700 ,1 973 GRA VElY TRA CTOR 11 h p d v ol wheels ehH ! t J( s!ort 36 rnowfH SOOO 9C/1 J .oi Oi HO ME GROWN tomo l o plan t ~ Improved Me,. 1can and ~arly V10le11.1 Al ~o cabbage plo11h I homm Haymon OCioH from Sw1mrnrng Pool Syro(u~e Oh tO 'S USW fRACTO R N~W SPECIAL $~~ Any U.S. made car'-port 1 extra if needed . Excludes front. wheel drive cars. i USED IMPLEMENTS Call Now For Appointment MF9 Bo ler M FTO Boler M FI10 Bol er Mollhew s Ro ta ry Scylh e M F880' Sem t moun led 6 bot· !o m Plow MFS70 I? 01s( Mf 200 lllow Cho ppe1 M F3q 2 Row Plon1ers Mechonrcal I 'onsplonrer SHINN S TRACTOR SALES Phone .t 58 163() l!!on W Vo HOME - 4 Muffler - Brakes . Real Estate for Sale HOM~SIIl:S l ot ~ ole 1 OCIC' and up M1d d lepor r near ~ul l ond . Call 9Q'} .7 461 3 bedroo m huu~lo' 1 bot h ~ n il Plm I orre Mtdd!(>por l cl ow Ia Rutlund Phone 9q7 748 1 Shocks . Tires Battery. Installation Service I'll. 992-2848 Cornmc rCIO] prope1ty .oppr o l{ 17 acres leve l la nd l o ~ olt•d o l 1up pe1 ~ Pl o 1 n ~ on Oh1o Rou te 7 Phon e (bl 4) 667 6304 - AUTO PAINTING,. Rl. 1 Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy landmark l : l c k W. Corsey, Mgr. - · PhonH92·.2lll "THE MilEAGE MAKER" SPRING SPECIAL Compfete Pain! Jobs Small Cars 5100.00 Large Cars $125.00 Trucks 5175.00 Body work & repair S1.00 Under hang gutters & room additions . For Free Estimates Dupont maferials . 742·3010 stor y frame , wood-burn ing f i r epla ce, fro nt & re al bldg .. lots of remodeli ng. fen ced . Re duced to Sl 1.SOO 00 SEE THIS - 10 acres ground , F RE E GAS, lar out. JU ST 55.000.00 for R.esidentia I Anyday, anytime. Phone 965-3806 Jack Ginter 985·3606 home or tra iler . LIVE HERE IN COMFORT -. Brand new. 3 BR . bath. lovely lireplace, carport 8. storage, l level acr e, corn er lot. Many, m an~ oth er and Jack's SeptiC Tank snce fe at ures, Box 3 536 ,000 .00. END OF YOUR SEARCH Chester, Ohio ' l0-30.r I older home, we ll built, many t imes below rep lacement value. 3 BR. ba th . f orm al d in ing . ba sement, porches . J UST ~~ NIC& WOilK. EASY,,. AND YOU FOUND THAT lo\1551N6 PAGE OF MIZ DO&&INS' 5SC~ET ENEKGY FORMULA: ' KIDNAPPIN& AND ASSAULT! ENOU0H TO J UE> HIM FOR KEEP5 ..THA~K5 10 :3o-Farm Digest Baskets, Sprays \1\JI}Nr )e}'if Bibles, Bunch o'\. 'q' •" •'''"'' Wreaths ELLIOTI APPLIANCE II .. I ·.~,,. !' , l.OOI( , IF 11-1 f; DID!l'T CO IT, H6 OIM OOrf! t rJ I IJ '" mile oil Rl. 7 by-pan on St . Rt. T'24 toward Rull•nd , 0. IGELPED Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 9g2 -S682 l ' ~ tNOYFLE~ ORPHAN ANNI E .lJ1TI.E . 00-llc - S ~E "5 SMART ... 6RIWE •• THAT REMINDS 6U1 WH E' E WILL 511E Go, ME OF SOME li55A NtEOS COOL . . THING.. ·WATCH FRESH MOUNTAIN STORE A f EW A IR "· """ "'· ~ '1'1\RTllfRC. J&L ........... PWMBING & HEATING INC. Low down pay ment, loads of remodel ing. 3 BR. ba th. formal d ining , 2 car garage, lot s of ground wi th fr uit & ber r ies . $19 .500.00 . Some of the above represents P,roperties that Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Service ,........... ~tal' ta the SMITH NELSON · MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8A.M.to4 :30P.M. times the sell ing price . - Many Other Properies- OPEN DOOR POLICY LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTERESTED POTENTIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND, HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992-22S9- 992-6l91 992·2S68- 992.600! You Have MODERN SUPPLY Small engine & mower service, Muny Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, L.awh Boy Mower Sales & Service . 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992 -2164 VA I HA 30 yr 11110ncrn g al~o lf' hnon<tng lrc lond Mo1tgogv 17 E ) !Orf' Ath('n~ ph on e lbl 4l 191 3011 BY OWNH 3 hqrlt oo m~ w1 1h for< ed 011 go~ hNJ1 and 011 wn dr IIQrHnQ I 0( 1{' lpvpl lo t 111 fl ullond S I~ 000 Ph o ne 747 J tbJ lrornr hou~c 0 room'> and bolh cellar ou! bu1ldtng ~ 4 oo t•'> land or ('dg.:· o l Rutland Cur11plr>t t• IIOtfL> r hook up ol .. n I bonh opp1a•s eJ p1oper1y at $ 15 SOO f>hone qcn 709 4 TWO 510RY MIDIJl EPOHT :J bedtoorn horne '1 lull bath '> h11ly ca1p l•lcd PqUifJ]1 f•d ~I l l IWII Wi th lfll('r (0 11 1 norurol go\ fur noel:' cen 11al ou con d1t1 011rnq on,o 100 11 I 00 lo t I C'llCPrf 111 yard SJ!> SOU PhonP r.;41 t~'J4~ • · I J I 11'1 0. PUlliNS EXCAVAriNC Co mple te ~CIVIC~ PhMc99/2 478 WINllR GC I ro you 1 h ou~e? ler us rno k 1.1 ne(cs~ ory rupCIII\ AI lrornm Cons tru(IIOII 7471328 ~tW tN G IIICO MACHINl all m o~ e\ Rt>p u t r ~ 9'1'1 set OOZER FOR HIRE Speci,lized In yard grading . drivewavs . landscaping, etc. l::X(AVA liNG dOHH lo odt' r O!ld backh oe wor~ dvmp truck \ and Ia boy~ l or h11c wdl haul !ttl d 11t l o sari l rme~tone and gro11cl Coli Bob 01 ~ ogf' r Jd ler., day phone <:tn 7089 111g h• phorHJ q97 3~1~ 01 9q1 5231' Call JERRY MURPHY Rubber Back Carpet As Low Al sq. yo. (614) 66'7-6177 Between 7:30 & 9:00 14 88 • p .m. dotel ba clo.hoe and dd cher Charles R Ho t· h e ld Bor k Hoe Se 1v1ce . Hullo nd Oh10 Phone 74'1 7008 . THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLIPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446·37V6 or 446-7881 ANO MARl iN HOWE RY COIIO img H!plo c s. ystemS do H~ ' , bo( khol.' du1np huck b lo ck tap ftrne stone gravel povrng R1 143 Pho11e 1 (bl -4 ) 698 7331 . ~' I I 8AlH R00MS AN D K,tcho ll s remode led cl'rornt( 1de plum· brng . co rpe nuy o nd g enetol momtenonce 13 year\ el{ perr en<e . 997 3685 RUTLAND FURNITURE 742·2211 the \ ' ·0 ~t 1 • REDUC E D TO 115,900 - I A very nice p , stor y •J 1 4 bedroom home In good con dition . Featu r es a base ment with finished famitv room and laundry roo m . eat·ln kit chen . living room & ba th . Lar ge lot w ith fen ced ya rd . Call now. priced to sell. U~E If 1-1,..,-u:. WoRJC.. /IIU Y V/S/7:3 .WS !N f'l ~VAQ<l I 'MGONG TO BLACKMAIL n1EMI HC$J/711L.. PGB A E BHP WSBV H PL U B U HD PG L DA LV PGll NSE 68 ACRE FARM '- Pr ice reduced to \46 ,900 . Allroctlve remodeled ? s l or~ farm home ....."~ ce home fea tures • large living rflom , d l n i•at.l'~\"' ... chen, 5 bedrooms. & 1t1:1 baths. 15 ar;. ..\i,. t"' ...~ •e llu~dw l th balancl! ln pa sture and wood 1~ ... roer barn.& garage . You must see this one, it' ! W G JI wor th the pr ice . Located off Rt. 315 in Meigs County. • ·' In The V1lltY 1911 \Joo!M i t!IM ,. . ., IIIC ONE Of TI-lE WORST THINGS THAT CAN HAPPEN TO A PERSON 15 TO 1\~0W fll5 0\LJN DESTI N~ • ·w 9 B 1 a KQ SOUTH + A6 "K Q J 6 • J 10 9 6 7 6 • 6 Vulne rable : North-South Dealer' North West Nonh Easl South 5t 2a l NT ?a Pass 70 •• Pass UHD PG B HTBQHDWBE Pass Pass Opening lead : JGS NLEVP VUL P G LATER, I ALWAYS SAY Alan : " So uth doesn 't rea lly ex pect to ma ke his conlra ct, but he starts out as best he ca n by discarding dummy's a ce or hearts on hi s own ace of s pades . Then he cas hes the three top hea rts to discard dumm y's ace , king and queen of diamonds . This makes his diamonds good and he cashes them.' ' Os wald : " Thi s leaves South with three sixes while dummy holds the· ace and two clubs. What does East hold 1 " Alan : •'He holds the bag . If he throws a club dummy 's clubs ar e good . If he throws his last s pade or heart, South's s ix or that suit becomes a winner and Easl is squeezed again. +5 By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sonlag ·. Alan : " Vi ctor Mollo has collected some of the old fa ncy ha nds plus some ext ra modifications. They aren "t bridge, but they should be or Os wald : " Here is his version of the classic play known as the great unblock. He didn "t give any bidding, so I have made up a way for South to arrive at seven notrump . The contract can only make after a s pade lead, but we can 't blame West for opening a suit that his partner has bid at the seven level." SHOOT FUST AN' ./-"-.. AST QUESTIONS 15 IN STOCK ..... + KQ J 10 961 Interest. " BARNE Y HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Re•ltor Assoc lolts 5- 15- A EAST • 5 43 2 • 2 • Yeslerday'o Cryploquote : ... ANU I KNOW I'LL Nt:VJI:It HAVE TiiE PATIENCE TO POUND THE WHOLE HALF· CUPFUL OF FLOUR INTO THE SWISS STEAK.- PEG BRACKEN YOU NORTH • 50 2 " 50 2 CRYPTOQUOTES I THOUGHT THAT WAS 111E CONNECTION I South plays greet unblock w•::sT used fnr thl' three I.'s. X for th e tw o O's, <'l c. Sing)(' l ette r s, apostrophes , the lcn~ th and form atio n o( lhe wor d! are all IT GOES MCK 10 THE DAYS \\/HEN I WAS IN '11-1E " E~CORT " BUSINESS. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag + AK Q • AJ I09 s nn One lcllc r si mply stands for another. in lh is sam ple A b Muuand BRIDGE • AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW is Hogan ' s Heroes 15. 6:00-News 3,4,6,10,13,1 5; ABC News 6; Feel ing Free 20 ; Zoom 33. 6:31).....NBC News3, ~.15 ; ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnett& Friends 6; CBS News 6,10: Over Easy 20,33. 7:00-Cross.Wits 3; ,4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Pop Goes The Country B; News )0; Gilligan's Is. 15; French Chef 20; Boating Safety 33. 7:31).....Hollywood Squares 3,4; Lel"s Go To The Roces 8; Candid Camera 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33 ; Price Is Righi 10; That' s Hollywood 13; TV Hono( Society 15 . 6:00-Movle "'The Li ncoln Conspiracy"' 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,1 3; Movie " It's A Mod, Mad, Mad, Mad World" 8. 10 ; National Geograph ic 33; Alcatraz 20. 6:31).....Laverne & Shlrley '6,13; 9:00-Three's Company 6.13 ; Slx American Famllles 20; Tour En' L' AirBallel Adagio 33. 9 3i).....(arter Country 6; Mary Tyler Moore 13: 10 :00PIIot ""Windows. Doors & Keyholes'" 3,, .1 5; Family 6, 13; Some of the Presidents' Men 33; News 20 . 10:30'-Biack Perspective On The News 20; 11 :00News 3,4,6,8.1 0, 13.15; Dick Cavett 20; Over Easy 33. 11:31).....Johnny Carson 3,,,15 ; Movie "' Funny Girl" 6, 13; Movie " Splg" 6; ABC News 33; Mov ie " Seo of Gra•s"' 10. 12 :00-Janokl 33; 1:00-Tomorrow 3.• : 1: 30-News 13. Movie Channel 5 4 5 &9 P .M. - Jamboree In The Hills 7 & 11 P.M.- Voyage of the Damned lPG ) Coble Channel 5 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 P.M. - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness 10:00 P.M. - 700 Cl ub. " A hiniS. Eac h day I he rode lell crs arc different . IF YOU NEED A SC)fA THAT MAKES A BED f(!)R . largest Selection About - " 39 Viet- - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : p TUESDAY, MAY"16.1978 5:45'-Fa,m Repor t 13 ; 5:50-P.TL Club 13; 6:1)0Summer Semester 10; PrL Club 15. 6:31).....Focus on Columbus 41 News 61 Summer S.emesler 8; Concerns & Comments 10; 6:45-Good Morning, West Virginia 13 ; 6:55-News 13. , 7·00-Todav 3.4.15; Good Mornlng Amerlco 6,13; CBS ·News 6; Chuck White Reports 10. 7:05-B ullwlnkle 10; 7:31).....Schoolles 10; 8:1)(1--{:opt . Ka~garoo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33 . 9 :00- Merv Griff in 3; Ph il Donahue 4,13,15 ; Emergency One 6: Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10. , 9:31).....Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10. 10 :00-Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8; Joker's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10:31).....Hollywood Squares 3.4.15; High Hopes 6; Price Is Righi 6,10; $20.000 Pyramid 13. 11 :00-High Rollers 3,4,15; Happy Days 6. 13; 11 :30Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,13; Par. tr ldge Family 4; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20; Cousteau Odyssey 33. l l :55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10; 12 :00Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10; Sanford & Son 15; Gambit 8; Midday Magaz ine 13. 12:31).....Ryan 's Hope6,l3 : Bob Braun4; Gong Show 15; Seorch for Tomorrow 6.10; Elec. Co. 33 .1:00-For Richer , For Poor~r 3; All My Children 6, 13; News 8: Young· & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only lS. l : 31).....Days of Our Lives 3,4.15; As The World Turns 6,10; 2 : ~ne Life to Live 6.13; 2:31).....Doctors 3,4 , lS ; Guiding Light 8, 10. 3:00-Another World 3,4,15; Genera l Hospital 6.13; Lil la•. Yoga & You 20 . · 3:31).....AI I In The Family 6,10; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 4 .00-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15; Merv Griffin 6; Addams Fam il y 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4:31).....GIIIIgan 's Is. 4: Lillie Rascals 3.15; Gilligan's Is. 6; Brady Bunch 10. 5 :00-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33 ; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 131 Petticoat Junction 15. 5:31).....News 6; Elec . Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; 38 "All MA'AM, ll&H HI.S. L!F,. HOole G'OUL.D us. lWO H O U S ~ S In )yro cuse on 11 acre lo t Spac1ous 3 be d1oom .,.,.,th Iorge ulil tty room Hord. wood f loor s a nd corpel l'rurl 11ees ond shrubs In Ho c•nc 3 , oCie~ 8l'Or,.r l tluf 5 hndroom 3 bo1h home Corn pletely rem o del ed nnd ca rpeted Hos bath ga s and elocrrr(' furnace Lo rge t or por! and storog(J burldrng Cen t1ol 0 11 plus lull bo ~emcn l f or m · l ormOII Oil ca ll949 'JUICI 31 Tu form direction 33 Growing outward 37 Jet engine housing NE!D ~EYTH I NK and sh rubber y on 2 level Answer HIS 81'fE DOfSN ,,. WINNIE gra vel hill. Bath, natural gas heat. lot s of flowers BAGGY ELDEST ISLAND · 1he burned before C~llO •nd ste what you'ro alottlng - Good Jelectlonl - Fully stocked . Call74l ·221 1' TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grote or Gene Smith I Jumbles: SOOTY AVE ! rr'S WOR"T14 A EIAD Cl!iT Frenk 1nd E,nelf Buy Whtr~ you c:1n come In Will do roof1 rr g com tru ct 1on . plumb1ng a mi hootrng No tOb too Iorge or too ~moll Phone 7 47 1348 CALL · & UD 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Covering In Stock 4-12· 1 mo. P. ~X C AVAII N G k~al Jt~ tate tor Sale 4er aqe, 411 corpet insl•lled with poddln~ •• no chorgt . Expert in•lolltllon. !he 7/ij4 I obr I( )hop Po mero y Auth OiltCd Smgcr )ole~ o11d )ef VI Ce We ShO! pen )CI~\O r ' Salurday's WILL. KNOCK SAVE ON CARPOING DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LOT Middleport , Ohio 4·24· 1 mo. (Answe~tomorr~ ) ' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN ~~- · · 8UT Wfi MUSi FLY! ' EM FLAil I Earth, e.g. t Advance 7 Chinese 2 Young hare dynasty 3 Correct 10 Ilalian t And not city 5 Opposite II Suffix for of WSW patron 6 Youngster 12 Ungered 7 Assailed .-....,_,..,. ·1' about 8 Means Yesterday's 13 Billy 9 Impoverished Williams 10 Angered 'v, 25 Minute 14 Prayer 15 Chan's numquantity 26 Lustrous word ber one son 15 Alight 17 Up to now fabric t6 Former 18 Engender 27 Observe first 21 "I'll ·_ By" 29 Qeave A man onl 4 feel as old family Z4 Iron 30 Like ashe is, 18 Former Curtain O'Neill 's Nobodll foun' out anubodlJ first lady coWitry ape I alwai.JS count 19 Sununer : .-.,.;-,,--,.,-.,;....,.· saLJ! Mister candles! Fr . Walt? 20 Bugbear 22 Sleuth : abbr. 23 Fixed charge Z4 Dolt 27 Cloy 28 Hawaii 's Mauna 29 Diaphanous 32 Maiden eUort t'~&~RNI _E~--------..-~~--------------, .>4 Piece of glass 35 Neck part 36 Ilium· ina ted c.~f:cTING, 31 Atonement 10 Dander U Applause 42 Son of Odin 43 Degrade ")HA"T . PUODl ~ POOLS All sr r e~ and shape!) }w rm pool~ 2 yeto rs OJo: p errei,(C h er:- CSIIfno l os on y1h H'9 '( OU need l or under gr ound ~wr m pool~ N ew chmnt cal and supply ~ t ote A lh ony" O h1o Ph one 0 14 bQ8 b555 ( Alter 0 pm , b iJ 689 ~/;1 Jo hn Jeflor s or 0!!9 5165 81l l Cdle!le ) We a re N0 1 oil w(' l on PRICES . :arefullv Chosen Your Love , I 1 I I I) r I XJ Answerhert~jYOUR( ~16t4 ALLEYOOP 4.9.1 mo. oo. ~~~I B" OWN E~ :, o uc~ w1th Q room h o u~(' I RH G A S It or gar age ~ UIIll!lC < kt lchcn and borde red by I u ec lo. s CollfJB5 JCI/7 Free Est . C•ll : 992-lll5 II NEW-J UST OFF PRESS! JUMBLE BOOK II 1 with 110 puzzles II anlt· able tor $1 . ~ postpaid hom Jumble, clo this newspapet , P.O. Bo• l4, Norwood , N J. 07~ . Include your name. addren. zip co de aM make clleckll payable 10 NewspaperbOoka. lully Insured ,......, PU!l-2114 SALES AND SERVICE n .9.tfc r 1 Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug· gested by the abo\/& cartoon. lronklunorl - IT'S "DOG EAT DOG" Thermal Insulation Save 30 pet. 10 SO pcf." on hooting cost Experience •nd Pomeroy, Ohio could not be replaced at 3 J WJ.<Ai YOU MI<S>H'T "TAKE. IF '{OU DON'"T FEEL WELL . Answer: What happens when 1 puppy awallowte Cellulosic (wood fiber) 300 Main St. byHenri .A.rnold andBob lee 130'1 .;t.J D H~ ROGER HYSEll GARAGE DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Call After l :OO or Anytime Saturday 992-7 119 or 992-5041 4-27-tf c WHO .;rAI2Je;D ThS C:H!GAOO FI~Ei 7; Middleport, 0 . 5-1l ·2wk . N. 2nd 0 11!0 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Unsc ramble these tour Jumbles. one letter lo each square, to form tour ord inary words. fay's Gift \I 20 ; Anyone For Tennyson? 33. ~ ~ ~~ ® Flowers, I 8, 10; Consumer Sur viva l 20,33 . 8:31)..... Baby , l"m Back 6, lO ; Turnabout 20,33. 9:00-Wheels 3.4,15; Mash 8.10 ; Art Ameri ca 20 ; Meeting of Minds 33. 9:3()-{)ne Day At A Time 6. lO ; Art America 20; 10:00Fantasy Island 6,1 3; Lou Granf 8.10; News 20 ; O<ig inals 33 . Crosses, ' Pots, ',I>" 7:31).....Thal Nashville Music 3; In Search of 4; Muppet . Show 6: Mafch Game PM 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33 ; Wild Kin gdom 10; Candid Camera 13 ; Nashville On The Road "15. 8:00-Little House On The Prairie 3,4,15; Movie " The Adventures of the Wilderness 6, 13; Good Times 11 :DO-News 3,4,6.6.10. 13. IS; Dlck Cavett 20 ; Over Easy 33. ll 31).....Johnny Carson 3,4.15; Pollee Storv 6,13; Movie p r i c~ d CARTER I Beautiful Selection Flowers - LOOK SlO,OOO .OO . THIS YOU CAN BUY IMAi>INe MSY ~l~t<.­ HI? L.lFE TO YOU! bedroom frame hom e on bedroom s. wa-4 k-ln cl osets, and enormous storages. 1112 ba ths, ful l basement, oak . GReAT' THAT MAKE~ E~TORTIO~ · For 3 lots. 51 6.500. NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 DEADHEAD HAD IT 0~ HIM ·· PL.V~ THS INFORMATION HI: FORCED HER TO W~ I T&! 4· 30- l mo. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER •'n•l'• • commerciaL Call for estimate , 24 hour service . CAPTAIN EASY 742-2328,5 P.M. Io 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appl. 4-9-1 mo. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING porches . me t al stora ge SALE $.44.11 $51.97 $55,17 AI Tromm Const. Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 5-lS.Jmo. pd . per inch using only the best MAIN POMEROY, 0. A LOOK WILL CONVIENCE YOU - 111, LIST $78.31 585.01 581.19 .BR78xll GR78x14 HR78x1S 24 Yea'rs Service Has res t r oom, water , ges and elec t ri c. On l y STJ.OOO .OO. NEW LISTING - 3-t5.1f c BOB'S DURA-STEEL RADIAL Siding Pomeroy, O. store. Wa nt 113.500.00. NEW LISTING - Buslne" buildi ng 24x80 In Rulland . lloors and trim. Fron t aM ba ck porches, ga rage on se mi pr ivate lot . 527 .000 . WE ALWAYS HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIES. BE SURE' YOURS IS LfSTED WITH 1976 JtEP CJ:, 4 wheel drt'IC 304 V B flr1<ed reasonably Phone 9B5 .tlq ~ MFI35 D!e sel MF7JO Dle5el M F 150 Dte sel Mf735 D•es"'l M F165 Ote'5~l ~ F785 D1e ~el MF 1135 Dtesel Cob o 1r 8. heal er MOORE'S new k it chen, pa neling ,· all nice bedrooms, barn and oth er buildings. S7J ,500. 1976 Wo•k guoron l ec d 70 ., ear) CJo: p~rlet l<e . Phone 9921409 room house with new ba th, · Sundoy l til l 19/S oooc~ I J ton oulo Irons P ~ and P B 4 wheel dr1ve Fo.r condllton 35 OClO mtle~ Pr 1(e 5 3000 Phone 614 069 5362 RtMOmLIN~:. l'lurnblllg hc otm g ond o il ty p e~ ol ge11 croltl'p(m MONDAY, MAY 15,1978 6:00- News 3,4,8, lO. lJ.l5; ·ABC News 6; Zoom 20.33. 6:31)..... NBC News3,~ ,l 5 ; AB C News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,1 01 Over Easy 20,33. . 7:00-Cross-WIIs 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13 ; Marty Robbins' Spotlight 6; News JO ; Gi ll igan' s Is . 15; Daniel Fosler. M.D. 20; Know Your chools 33. DELTA MASH BROTHERS Alum. & Vin~ S.96 ACRES - Renovated 6 Open Mon . thru Sat9ti l s bod 350 4 speed •uns good 98~ 3378 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At 3~15 ) space . Load ing dock. ar ched roo f, concr ete fl oor , air cond it ioned and all Svracuse, 0 . ne>o: f 10 ~ t ot ~:~ Htgh.,..,. oy Gar age 0 11 Route 7 Ph one {614 ' 9l:IS J alrno~ r CARVER S'' APARTMENT AND MEETS HEAD- ON ~ I'IAF'-AND · HAF... )w~e ]Je.r~ 1oa~ot01~ JI 011S o il ~ m oll op plt ot 1 CO~ l own mowe r I ol TO THE ·~ ~ AIN ( OIJ NORIH 0 ~ hvP P o11 t 1~ 5po cmu., ed10 rtl(t> 3 bPd1 oorn homP 4 yeo1-. o ld 'J , bat hs I ully equtpped kll ch l'n (t~n lrul ou ~ l on e hrepla cC' Doubll) ~orogt' Select IO<Ot10n or1 I 4 oo c .. QQ719qo K:=,.J _.. Phone 991-2181 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE B O W~H I lwdroorn brtcl• a<t o a t land m Racmc Dar c o~ 01 eo "1 y'COr~ old Co ll9 49·2890 h om (> o n Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . ~·====~··~-------------" H WOOO RETURNS 'Business Services Bf.IADf 0~0 Au t '• On('('r Lom pit'' ~ b(' rvl( f' Ph o11c Cl-l ~ /-1111 01 94'i :t(.J(J(J f<O( lll C O hi O l l 111 Btod!ord N~W Pomeroy Landmark Pnced lor qu1 <k l '>ale See ~ ldon Wo lbum or coli WA I t R W~ll d!illtng W1l11olll 1 . 997 1805 ott e r 5 00 pm Gran I 747 ?BN 350 HON DA ~prmg • bO !·O f< ) Al ~ H u!l t (l r . ~ fJor od1 ~e 4 " " h o u~c ond bo rr1 3 Of tes U~~ o' IH: A U 1'I Shop C'qutpmon t l or lo"d R o~~ Rd l o wn ~ h tp fol d nrH•Op('ro ror 01J 30 7 7)1J 140 Pot t lond Deep we ll 7 ~ pr mg~ 1-'hone 991 33 18 IWO NEW I appan Ot•lu oP eiN h1 c ro•1 ~1C''> l1nu:•1 doc k glo,<-wtn I~ A ( k~ S and 3 ber!t oo m house rlaw 111 d001 C'll I qold one! 1 w1th ]', QCt C'S 99? 77 QO whtl(' $:l'}) t.'CI( h (On bf' ~eun IN CHESH R tr roon1 lrorne hornt.:' ar. 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New broi..l' ~ HOUSt FOR , ole 7 rn01m o 11d )torr~ 011d lUll\ qood $4 50 w.rh bo th Gorag'-' o n ntce lo1 hortNy t'h 011[' c:.lJ9 l5t~3 lo<aled tn Por tland 843 7CIOO IOIW f' NGI Nl J~l C $75 01 bt•<-1 IWO ~lOR Y thr ~c bedr oom oflp r Q8) 3q8) l 101nt• huuse· l A l ur noce M il k GO Al~ Ju,I IIP'>henPd SW ~101111 wtndows l11ep!o(e In m•d up ]'( "[., w l'ntll'd Btlly, M•drllt'pO• ' Phone Qq7 3457 or SIO rl(Hrtlll"• SJO 5ho d(.• , 01 4 1 q9'} ~807 6~b I 23 4 H O U S ~ I·OR ,o l" 6 roo m ~ ond ]47j Pl I'MOU !H $3()(1 ond bo rh Rou!;re Ohto S.om Vole ~ 0'>~Uir1 P lunn Mm lilt> '} way 9JQ 1307 VHJ f M rad•o r(> lephon£1 SJ'/) AnrtqlJ(' ~1119('( 1rt>odlc H O U ~ ~ f OR ~ol e 111 f•ornm oy IQ(o rl•d 111 UppPr Monkey RlJI1 S \f'WIIIq fllothtrt P $1 00 Ltk C roorn' w1 1h both and bo ~L'r ner t l nf'l' I J04 /73) 1 7b Pot r1oll y ' emodcl ed need~ o ~~ou n )Al-l (lfuj /o,r w1th f l.'w 1epau ., Pho n(l 997 7bbJ' Goi:!P~P labiPI \ ann ~ Vop ~MA LL I ARM l or Coil wOIOr pdl<. Nl~l<,()n Ot \IQ 247 "177 1 Pomeroy l,andmark 992 ·S776 HOOF HOllOW Horses Buy sell hade or tro111 New and used saddle\ R u t~ Ree..,es A lba ny II iienicc• Offrrcd WA( KtNH UI CORPO RA liON w1ll be OCCC'pltng op p lrc ot1on~ 011d conduc l tng 1n l crv1Cw'> !,om 8 JO to 5 00 on May 16 & 17 l or secur~ ly po~tiiOf'l .. oper, 111 the 1-' 1 Ploo~onr or eo Ap ply m pe1 '>on 01 the Pt Pl e o~onr In n M 1ltrory boc lo. grou nd prd e11ed bu t no1 requf! ed We oro on ~q uol Oppoll un1 ty Employer canoe Pets for Sale Single, 1 Lost and t 'ound OlD FUR Nil URE 1ce bolle~ brass beds .ro n bed~ etc corn plt? te h o usehold ~ Wr11e M D M dle1 Rr 4 Porneroy Ohto 01 coli q92.7760 c or ~ NHO SOMtON t ro cle an up AN RC model 01 rp lone i111:.r ~~ looktr) g !01 o n RC Club 111 !he Athen s Pom eroy or Goll1p011s area . Col i 747 2028 Wanted to Buy apt Help Wanted 1397511 LOS l St . Bernard Abou t 3 years ol d Dark brow" l e ft 1n January A!' yone seemg 11 o r hovmg ~t) l o •matr on (Oil 614·378 6709 ln Reedw1lle lo11g Boll om or eo B li ~ MO Bill HOMI:. l PI f'len •an! W Vo bes1dP Hf'c l.. ~ 197J Br oodmore 14 " b4 I bf' droorn 19lJ DD itOn 14 , b(J'J bC'drOOfll 1972 V1t tor 1011 I J • 67 3 hoclrnnrn I bot h 197') c'ov~rllry f>'l ~ 0~ 3 bed1 oort t CHizt N ~ I (.1 Jo: 50 2 bedr oom rnob•le home 111 lo! o(1ne area Q97 5858 M omlil~ Mobile Home• for Sa'Jc llusincss sCnir•·• COUN rRY MOBi l ~ Home f'01lo. Rou te jJ north o f Pomero y large lo1~ Call QQ] 7479 )~N I OR NOTICE For ~ h.· Call q9'111S6 3 A ND 4 RM h 11!1 1'>hcd nnci un l'ht' Pullltsltt•r n•:.t•r\'t':. lht· n..:ht· to t!dil or rt'Jt'•'l <tn;> atb dl't'l!ltd ot.ja•th.IJCIL Tht• Puhlt!>ht'r w1 ll11ut b.> rtspon.:o;tb lr fu r 111111'+-' tlttm one Ult't•r·· A ,u,,..l CIOUS 01 you ll .ge r t£'Sul ts !:lent1nel Wor1t Ail ctCl't!Jlh~tl IJid} w•t h t'ash wrt h order . 2!i t'tnl dlli r~t' fur ads l'arr.vlltf!: Box Numllt•r lu Cart- uf Tilt- &n- rt!{1 w hate . . er "'Sweet Hostage" 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Dragon Seed"" 10. . ~ 12 : 00-Janakl 33; 12:41).....News 13; 1:00-Tomorrow ' 3. 4. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P .M. - Slarshlp Invasions lPG! !& 1l P.M. - Cassandra Crossing IRI · Cable Ch•nnel s 6:30 P ,M. - Testimony Time 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness 10 :00 P:M. - · 71)() Club . A Pe nnsy lvania held : • reader ~1$-8 • J 10 9 J( X X t K XX X • J} X X Our reader wants to know our bid in r esponse to partner's opening one s pade. We r ecomme nd a two-heart r esponse, but do not want to be sued if our r esponse doesn't work out. 1NF.:WSPAPEH 1-~N Tf: HPJU SE ASSN , J tFot a copy ol JACOBY MOD· ERN . senrt S1 to: " Win at Bridge. " care of this ne wsi}M· per, P. 0 . Box 489. Radio City S7ation. New York. N. Y. 10079.) NOW, WHAT SEEMS TO BE AlLIN' YOU , SNUFFY? . �.... ... ... ~ . - i .. ... • .. ... . 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Momhly, May 15, 1918 ~Afla~~ . ,!·::u : ....."'. ,.., ., Want Ads Turn Unwanted ·I tems Into Cash It - The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Monday, May 15, 1978 niCKTRACY . TELEVISION VIEWING won t to buy 01 sell someth• n q oe l oo kmg l o• wor k 15 WurWJ or UiH.Ier Ll~<~rgc Cw.sh LOll l day ! days ,., 1.25 ,., '"' 3lilly¥ 6delya 225 3.75 3 00 £aeh word UVt'f thl' lllLUUILW I\ 1$ Wurds is 4 t't!ll l.S !Jl!'" wur d ~r d<t) Ada rwmin~ utllt'r thart cutt:it'1.'U trvr dll.yti will be dtll rlo\~ at ttw I dar ""' In rnemur}', Card uf Thank.> <~ Ud Obiluwry : 6 t•enu; pt•r .,.·on!, S3 00 tnin imwn Cash 111 ad\' am·c. Mubilt> Humt! ~k·~ and \'a nt s.tles art' fo~!e• ,~•th 0 titl t!l. . U t~rt 11 •rl f>la.im.•99'MI :.ili YARD S Al~ ~ t on ~ So• Moy 1J ( noon ) lhwugh ~o r May 7U Furnllu re oppi1011 Ce~ 1V go ~ heote • ~ tent camper cor p e t remnQrlt~ l1 ~1en ~ and ~prl.'od ~ m1~c househo ld good\> ton ond cl6t h.e ~ I rn!i{' lr Or11 Long!>v11l eonC R IO (Delltm Nd I Pho r\e 742 1b68 YARD SALE lues 'and Wed bqtJ laurel Sl M1dd leport Oh10 For Rent lum•shed 54J4. WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES Noon on S<;t llrtl<ty T~Ml<n thr lJ Fntl<~, iP M, . 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S w Hill~· <p M Fn Wiy ;~ ftt~mw • Ovr ll('W renren oss.s rance' you 1,may be able ro l1ve 1n our r~p011rncn1 l or less thon s;o o rnon th For rYIOI e •n l orrno t1 on con tact Vtlloge Manor Apo r l merll~ 991 7787 rwo BWROOM onl y 9rr; 337 4 1ro1let ad~~ ~~ ~ , HVt B ~D ROOM co un rr.y home long Barr om or eo SI 75 per month plu~ u lf l1 ! 1e~ 985 412 7 MIODlEPOR I 0111c o;;poo> 1000 ~q II 011 lQ rtdiiiOilE.'d ( Ofpered G• ound lloot Corner locor1on Call q92 3631 l'HfH E ROOM lu11u~h "' d 99) 5434 or 99 7 312q OUR ) IN CE RE thank s are bemg e" Ien ded to th e stall of theE w rng Fun eral Home thP R ocu u~ Anwr1c On l eg1 on P o~ I 602 Rev l1e ~~ l ond Norr1 s to 1hose who .~ enl .flo wers . food and cards A nd l o the l od 1e~ wh o prepared !h e? d inner at the Leron Fol b Com n1u n1t y Hal l We ore mos t g1ot el u l l or the K 1n d nes~ !)hown c> !he 1-amt l y o f Dar rell R ou ~ h RN FOR Sat ur day an d )undoy day !> h,lt Call A rcod•o N ~H<;t'ng Home Coolvdlt> 61 J &67 3196 ond do bodyw or k 747 Jt5 J Guaranteed Training- NO JIEM TOO large or too smo/1 Wt ll bu y I p•ece or cornpl ere household New us tod o r onr 1 ques Mor11n s Furn•lure 10 N 2n d Sr M 1ddlepon Phone 99] 6370 CHIP WOOD Poles mo " d1ometer 10 on lorgesl end SB per ron Bundl ed slob SO pe1 ron Delivered ro Oh• o Paller Co R1 J Pome roy 9911b89 SC A S H~ l 01 Junk car s f- rye s Truc k and Aur a f.lorr s Wreclo.e r Serv1ce r.re sole ond Re poH Rutla nd 7417081 01 Pennzod 74:2- q5 75 COI NS CURRENCY rokens o ld pocket wo r c he~ and c hou 1~ ~ 1lver ond gol d We need 19b4 and o ld er !>dYer COi f1'0 Buy ~ell or trade Coli Roger Wam sley 741 2331 WANlED 10 bu y Good u~ed lumber D1fferent ~·ze~ ond lengths 7413074 TI MBER POM ERO Y Forest Pro duct s rap pnce l or sto nd1ng so"" l1mber Cell 9lf2 59b5 or Ken t Hanby I 4.ol6·8!»70 WAN l 10 bUy Used 997 3757 alter 5 pm 540.00 Married Call Army Recruiting SFC Lowery Collect 593-3022 I614 J698·32'10 RI 51 NG ST AR Kennel Boordmg Indoor and ou td oor runs Groommg a ll breeds Clean somtory la cd 11tes Chesh11e Phone (61 4) 367 079? Antolial~ 1972 PONTIAC CAlAliNA SBOO 991 7453. 1975 MUSTANG GHIA. f' 5 P B A C sun roo f AM -FM 8 track srereo rea r w1 ndow defogger Coli ol rer 5 pm CJq'J 6130 l 'HS CHEVROLET MO NTl Carlo f' S P B A ( 9911618 19b6 MUSTANG' 351 4bbl. Aul a l o r ~ of e• lrr., S5SO or best of fer ·· lnlere'i .ed callers only a ft er 5 pm 9"/7.2qq5 1971 CADi llAC ElDORADO (leo n e;.: ce ll enl Phone <f9'17 Ab2 condtlion 19b<f O PEl ST A TION wag on , 4 speed Sto rts and runs very good s•oo 'l'l7 3690 19H DODGE OAIH Spor t Coupe b cyl. a uto . AM ·FM 8 !rac k AC Ver y clean 985 J5.ol ? oflsr 6 pm 1966 DO DG ~ VHI1b5 9'>1 52<0 Campiilg-Equipntfllif MUSl MOVE cap s and c"cunpor s Ou r los5 your gorn o! Codner's Campe" Today is Monday , May 15, tile !35th da y of 1978 with 230 to follow. The moon is in its first quarter. The morning star is Mercury . l'~oQ }tole~mor~ 11 )' bO 1 bedroom h'H) Un ~AH: 8. fn .. t w1th Go B e~c luhl€'1~ 8. ~ Vop \..,n!et prll ~ Npl~or' Drug COAL liM~~lO N E ~and grovel .rol• tullllhlcHIIlP ft>rldtr f'( dog l o~u l 011d all l ypl'~ o l tPI~IOI )alt Wor J.. ., lnt ~r f' omer oy Q97 '339 I ~ol! ~ b Mom EED A WATIER SOFTENER? Ll~t Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water with (o.op . water softener , Model UC-SVI . Now Only '289.95 Let us test your water Free Pomeroy landmark Qf't~ack -· ~ w. Carsev . Mgr. Phone 9922181 APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our se r vice department and will service Hotpoint and ether brands . B~ }l S~ lt (I I O N olthe be~l wood ~tovc~ m Southeo~ ! ern Oh1o Jo tul Mor!)o Ele! Trrol10 I empwood a nd Nolhuo Z,on Hear Co tl l'utnam Or (oil M rll }t AthP n' bl 4 5976fJ79 o r bl4 bqb 1187 !!URkOUGH ~ Phone 992·2181 l..---- - - ---.....J ,W ill C AR~ lor· rh t• cldc! ly 111 ou r h e mp PhoneQGI1 731 4 S ~N ':l l MA liC or count1~19 moch1ne Ph onf' 997 7156 llw Dotly !len t 111P~ Ill Cou11 !l. t1r>t>t Pomero y Oh1o CABBA Gl BR OCCOLI couldlowe1 brus!)el! sproul!. ~>gg plant\ head le !!uce ~ wePt pepper ~ hungor 1011 wa ... !>t,~ Pt bcno no thd1 pl.•ppet ~ Plu :. 1nony dtll e!€111 va rret 1e!o ol tomoto planlo, rnof'ly lo. mds ol hong1ng bo'iMet!> and pa r ll ower'i Lorge v011ety o l on nual~ 111 flat ~ Cleland I 011,,., and Gteenh ou~ f' C.e1 old1ne Cl .. lond Check our low , low pric es on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERH>-PELS & BLEND Mono1 mobile 1110brle home all · elec tr•c l r on~l11 1 f11eplo cf' on o level lbO • ISO lo t rn Tu ppers Ploms Oh1o S8100 Ot w11l sel l trad er ~cperole . 61<1 667 ·6120 o r b iJ Q8S 4103 1970 lONOO N J bcd!oorn tfo1 ler wtlh A C Con be le ft on lot 741 :t1n HOlt Yf'Af.IK lRAtl UI: l<l x 7{], U11 l unushed J bedroo m$ Cen l ral A( l mrl(>olJioni 4J 9q 1J~ l or qq') 3650 19b9 lf.IA ILI:.I': 12 • 00 I bodroor11 Un lu11w.hed gO!> rorlge r orpe tmg 1n llv1ng rom:n S2 ~00 H-I J 279'J O R.,a] Esta.te for Sale IH~H BEDROOM ho me J' 1 yeor s old A ll elN rr 1C Clo~e 10 sd1oo l N tce lo ! wdh trees In Rutland 74. 1 ,w:,o l<f AU !::~ CR 28 ~ r oo 11 ~ h ou~e 11 1f 01'11 011011 I Q t IH OIC /4 7 J1 04 8" OWN ER HO U ~l ~Ul l new lUI ll t1ul(' J b e d room~ l1vlflg room d111trlg !COrn kJ td1cr1 and woshe! and dryer loJ..e O>'CI pay m ent ~ Coi!IJ47 6JIJ) 11 ACRE ) B room remodcoled horne all rnmcrol 11gh t ~ tucl •ot! l urnoce Rutland mea S:JO 000 New J bedr oom tol ol clec fr• r hor ne I 113 ac res ll f'O! 1111 ne ~ S/7000 Budd1il9 lol I 11 one~ •u •o l wo1e1 on lot SJ 800 Co11747 781q oflt'r S p m or ony1une )o l & Su11 MA)ON W V M odt•1n 3 bedr oom h or ne~ I 8 1 Ot lt' ~ lund d10111 l111k fence On f' oil brtc k one If orne con!o tt uct1on Good buy N~W HA V ~N WV Al l b rtc ~ ~ bed t OOITI'> complc!lc h.ll rhcn l orn1 ly room l1 .. 111g roor 11 w1 !h l +rcploce b<110 lotge <OHler Ia! l-l1ce p!op er ty ~ m y' hnOtl{ 1ng ovo1loble Col! Jolo.. e }urnel v•lll' RL>ol h iO!t• Phone 304 b15 3030 or 67S 3431 PvPnu1q~ VIRGIL B., SR . ~y 992-3325 ot .1. 1 !fJ11 216 E. Second Street Pomero~ ~ Ohio BUS , BUILDING Around 2600 sq. ft . of ll oor ut ilities . Out of fl ood. 2S ACRES - On good gra vel r oad. One m ile from Ru tland . Electr ic on the pro perty . Good buil ding sites. Only 512.500 .00 . 2 ACRE LOTS - Nea r Bedding Plants , Potted Plants , Dish Gardens , Hang i ng Baskets, Vegetable Plants. Tupper s Pla ins. Water and electr ic avail able on 681. ca rpe ted . Fallou t shelter. 3 1971 CHfVROlH SHORl bedrooms. large closels. ba th , F . A . nalural ges fu r na ce, ba semen t. 2 por ches near sc hool and BRICK Will DO lorna II houhng cu t brush deonmg ol bo~f.·rnenl!o O!I I(S gw age f•l c f'h!mu <f9? 7 764 EXPERT HUNTER CH ~ V RO lEI CUSIOM Dclu • e 1 ton p•ckup S3400 low , m•leogll R e~rl~v1IIP b14 378 b3 11 1 97~ HONDA 99:J 777 4 CB 360 Wheel Alignment 1700 ,1 973 GRA VElY TRA CTOR 11 h p d v ol wheels ehH ! t J( s!ort 36 rnowfH SOOO 9C/1 J .oi Oi HO ME GROWN tomo l o plan t ~ Improved Me,. 1can and ~arly V10le11.1 Al ~o cabbage plo11h I homm Haymon OCioH from Sw1mrnrng Pool Syro(u~e Oh tO 'S USW fRACTO R N~W SPECIAL $~~ Any U.S. made car'-port 1 extra if needed . Excludes front. wheel drive cars. i USED IMPLEMENTS Call Now For Appointment MF9 Bo ler M FTO Boler M FI10 Bol er Mollhew s Ro ta ry Scylh e M F880' Sem t moun led 6 bot· !o m Plow MFS70 I? 01s( Mf 200 lllow Cho ppe1 M F3q 2 Row Plon1ers Mechonrcal I 'onsplonrer SHINN S TRACTOR SALES Phone .t 58 163() l!!on W Vo HOME - 4 Muffler - Brakes . Real Estate for Sale HOM~SIIl:S l ot ~ ole 1 OCIC' and up M1d d lepor r near ~ul l ond . Call 9Q'} .7 461 3 bedroo m huu~lo' 1 bot h ~ n il Plm I orre Mtdd!(>por l cl ow Ia Rutlund Phone 9q7 748 1 Shocks . Tires Battery. Installation Service I'll. 992-2848 Cornmc rCIO] prope1ty .oppr o l{ 17 acres leve l la nd l o ~ olt•d o l 1up pe1 ~ Pl o 1 n ~ on Oh1o Rou te 7 Phon e (bl 4) 667 6304 - AUTO PAINTING,. Rl. 1 Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy landmark l : l c k W. Corsey, Mgr. - · PhonH92·.2lll "THE MilEAGE MAKER" SPRING SPECIAL Compfete Pain! Jobs Small Cars 5100.00 Large Cars $125.00 Trucks 5175.00 Body work & repair S1.00 Under hang gutters & room additions . For Free Estimates Dupont maferials . 742·3010 stor y frame , wood-burn ing f i r epla ce, fro nt & re al bldg .. lots of remodeli ng. fen ced . Re duced to Sl 1.SOO 00 SEE THIS - 10 acres ground , F RE E GAS, lar out. JU ST 55.000.00 for R.esidentia I Anyday, anytime. Phone 965-3806 Jack Ginter 985·3606 home or tra iler . LIVE HERE IN COMFORT -. Brand new. 3 BR . bath. lovely lireplace, carport 8. storage, l level acr e, corn er lot. Many, m an~ oth er and Jack's SeptiC Tank snce fe at ures, Box 3 536 ,000 .00. END OF YOUR SEARCH Chester, Ohio ' l0-30.r I older home, we ll built, many t imes below rep lacement value. 3 BR. ba th . f orm al d in ing . ba sement, porches . J UST ~~ NIC& WOilK. EASY,,. AND YOU FOUND THAT lo\1551N6 PAGE OF MIZ DO&&INS' 5SC~ET ENEKGY FORMULA: ' KIDNAPPIN& AND ASSAULT! ENOU0H TO J UE> HIM FOR KEEP5 ..THA~K5 10 :3o-Farm Digest Baskets, Sprays \1\JI}Nr )e}'if Bibles, Bunch o'\. 'q' •" •'''"'' Wreaths ELLIOTI APPLIANCE II .. I ·.~,,. !' , l.OOI( , IF 11-1 f; DID!l'T CO IT, H6 OIM OOrf! t rJ I IJ '" mile oil Rl. 7 by-pan on St . Rt. T'24 toward Rull•nd , 0. IGELPED Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 9g2 -S682 l ' ~ tNOYFLE~ ORPHAN ANNI E .lJ1TI.E . 00-llc - S ~E "5 SMART ... 6RIWE •• THAT REMINDS 6U1 WH E' E WILL 511E Go, ME OF SOME li55A NtEOS COOL . . THING.. ·WATCH FRESH MOUNTAIN STORE A f EW A IR "· """ "'· ~ '1'1\RTllfRC. J&L ........... PWMBING & HEATING INC. Low down pay ment, loads of remodel ing. 3 BR. ba th. formal d ining , 2 car garage, lot s of ground wi th fr uit & ber r ies . $19 .500.00 . Some of the above represents P,roperties that Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Service ,........... ~tal' ta the SMITH NELSON · MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8A.M.to4 :30P.M. times the sell ing price . - Many Other Properies- OPEN DOOR POLICY LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTERESTED POTENTIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND, HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992-22S9- 992-6l91 992·2S68- 992.600! You Have MODERN SUPPLY Small engine & mower service, Muny Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, L.awh Boy Mower Sales & Service . 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992 -2164 VA I HA 30 yr 11110ncrn g al~o lf' hnon<tng lrc lond Mo1tgogv 17 E ) !Orf' Ath('n~ ph on e lbl 4l 191 3011 BY OWNH 3 hqrlt oo m~ w1 1h for< ed 011 go~ hNJ1 and 011 wn dr IIQrHnQ I 0( 1{' lpvpl lo t 111 fl ullond S I~ 000 Ph o ne 747 J tbJ lrornr hou~c 0 room'> and bolh cellar ou! bu1ldtng ~ 4 oo t•'> land or ('dg.:· o l Rutland Cur11plr>t t• IIOtfL> r hook up ol .. n I bonh opp1a•s eJ p1oper1y at $ 15 SOO f>hone qcn 709 4 TWO 510RY MIDIJl EPOHT :J bedtoorn horne '1 lull bath '> h11ly ca1p l•lcd PqUifJ]1 f•d ~I l l IWII Wi th lfll('r (0 11 1 norurol go\ fur noel:' cen 11al ou con d1t1 011rnq on,o 100 11 I 00 lo t I C'llCPrf 111 yard SJ!> SOU PhonP r.;41 t~'J4~ • · I J I 11'1 0. PUlliNS EXCAVAriNC Co mple te ~CIVIC~ PhMc99/2 478 WINllR GC I ro you 1 h ou~e? ler us rno k 1.1 ne(cs~ ory rupCIII\ AI lrornm Cons tru(IIOII 7471328 ~tW tN G IIICO MACHINl all m o~ e\ Rt>p u t r ~ 9'1'1 set OOZER FOR HIRE Speci,lized In yard grading . drivewavs . landscaping, etc. l::X(AVA liNG dOHH lo odt' r O!ld backh oe wor~ dvmp truck \ and Ia boy~ l or h11c wdl haul !ttl d 11t l o sari l rme~tone and gro11cl Coli Bob 01 ~ ogf' r Jd ler., day phone <:tn 7089 111g h• phorHJ q97 3~1~ 01 9q1 5231' Call JERRY MURPHY Rubber Back Carpet As Low Al sq. yo. (614) 66'7-6177 Between 7:30 & 9:00 14 88 • p .m. dotel ba clo.hoe and dd cher Charles R Ho t· h e ld Bor k Hoe Se 1v1ce . Hullo nd Oh10 Phone 74'1 7008 . THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLIPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446·37V6 or 446-7881 ANO MARl iN HOWE RY COIIO img H!plo c s. ystemS do H~ ' , bo( khol.' du1np huck b lo ck tap ftrne stone gravel povrng R1 143 Pho11e 1 (bl -4 ) 698 7331 . ~' I I 8AlH R00MS AN D K,tcho ll s remode led cl'rornt( 1de plum· brng . co rpe nuy o nd g enetol momtenonce 13 year\ el{ perr en<e . 997 3685 RUTLAND FURNITURE 742·2211 the \ ' ·0 ~t 1 • REDUC E D TO 115,900 - I A very nice p , stor y •J 1 4 bedroom home In good con dition . Featu r es a base ment with finished famitv room and laundry roo m . eat·ln kit chen . living room & ba th . Lar ge lot w ith fen ced ya rd . Call now. priced to sell. U~E If 1-1,..,-u:. WoRJC.. /IIU Y V/S/7:3 .WS !N f'l ~VAQ<l I 'MGONG TO BLACKMAIL n1EMI HC$J/711L.. PGB A E BHP WSBV H PL U B U HD PG L DA LV PGll NSE 68 ACRE FARM '- Pr ice reduced to \46 ,900 . Allroctlve remodeled ? s l or~ farm home ....."~ ce home fea tures • large living rflom , d l n i•at.l'~\"' ... chen, 5 bedrooms. & 1t1:1 baths. 15 ar;. ..\i,. t"' ...~ •e llu~dw l th balancl! ln pa sture and wood 1~ ... roer barn.& garage . You must see this one, it' ! W G JI wor th the pr ice . Located off Rt. 315 in Meigs County. • ·' In The V1lltY 1911 \Joo!M i t!IM ,. . ., IIIC ONE Of TI-lE WORST THINGS THAT CAN HAPPEN TO A PERSON 15 TO 1\~0W fll5 0\LJN DESTI N~ • ·w 9 B 1 a KQ SOUTH + A6 "K Q J 6 • J 10 9 6 7 6 • 6 Vulne rable : North-South Dealer' North West Nonh Easl South 5t 2a l NT ?a Pass 70 •• Pass UHD PG B HTBQHDWBE Pass Pass Opening lead : JGS NLEVP VUL P G LATER, I ALWAYS SAY Alan : " So uth doesn 't rea lly ex pect to ma ke his conlra ct, but he starts out as best he ca n by discarding dummy's a ce or hearts on hi s own ace of s pades . Then he cas hes the three top hea rts to discard dumm y's ace , king and queen of diamonds . This makes his diamonds good and he cashes them.' ' Os wald : " Thi s leaves South with three sixes while dummy holds the· ace and two clubs. What does East hold 1 " Alan : •'He holds the bag . If he throws a club dummy 's clubs ar e good . If he throws his last s pade or heart, South's s ix or that suit becomes a winner and Easl is squeezed again. +5 By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sonlag ·. Alan : " Vi ctor Mollo has collected some of the old fa ncy ha nds plus some ext ra modifications. They aren "t bridge, but they should be or Os wald : " Here is his version of the classic play known as the great unblock. He didn "t give any bidding, so I have made up a way for South to arrive at seven notrump . The contract can only make after a s pade lead, but we can 't blame West for opening a suit that his partner has bid at the seven level." SHOOT FUST AN' ./-"-.. AST QUESTIONS 15 IN STOCK ..... + KQ J 10 961 Interest. " BARNE Y HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Re•ltor Assoc lolts 5- 15- A EAST • 5 43 2 • 2 • Yeslerday'o Cryploquote : ... ANU I KNOW I'LL Nt:VJI:It HAVE TiiE PATIENCE TO POUND THE WHOLE HALF· CUPFUL OF FLOUR INTO THE SWISS STEAK.- PEG BRACKEN YOU NORTH • 50 2 " 50 2 CRYPTOQUOTES I THOUGHT THAT WAS 111E CONNECTION I South plays greet unblock w•::sT used fnr thl' three I.'s. X for th e tw o O's, <'l c. Sing)(' l ette r s, apostrophes , the lcn~ th and form atio n o( lhe wor d! are all IT GOES MCK 10 THE DAYS \\/HEN I WAS IN '11-1E " E~CORT " BUSINESS. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag + AK Q • AJ I09 s nn One lcllc r si mply stands for another. in lh is sam ple A b Muuand BRIDGE • AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW is Hogan ' s Heroes 15. 6:00-News 3,4,6,10,13,1 5; ABC News 6; Feel ing Free 20 ; Zoom 33. 6:31).....NBC News3, ~.15 ; ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnett& Friends 6; CBS News 6,10: Over Easy 20,33. 7:00-Cross.Wits 3; ,4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Pop Goes The Country B; News )0; Gilligan's Is. 15; French Chef 20; Boating Safety 33. 7:31).....Hollywood Squares 3,4; Lel"s Go To The Roces 8; Candid Camera 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33 ; Price Is Righi 10; That' s Hollywood 13; TV Hono( Society 15 . 6:00-Movle "'The Li ncoln Conspiracy"' 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,1 3; Movie " It's A Mod, Mad, Mad, Mad World" 8. 10 ; National Geograph ic 33; Alcatraz 20. 6:31).....Laverne & Shlrley '6,13; 9:00-Three's Company 6.13 ; Slx American Famllles 20; Tour En' L' AirBallel Adagio 33. 9 3i).....(arter Country 6; Mary Tyler Moore 13: 10 :00PIIot ""Windows. Doors & Keyholes'" 3,, .1 5; Family 6, 13; Some of the Presidents' Men 33; News 20 . 10:30'-Biack Perspective On The News 20; 11 :00News 3,4,6,8.1 0, 13.15; Dick Cavett 20; Over Easy 33. 11:31).....Johnny Carson 3,,,15 ; Movie "' Funny Girl" 6, 13; Movie " Splg" 6; ABC News 33; Mov ie " Seo of Gra•s"' 10. 12 :00-Janokl 33; 1:00-Tomorrow 3.• : 1: 30-News 13. Movie Channel 5 4 5 &9 P .M. - Jamboree In The Hills 7 & 11 P.M.- Voyage of the Damned lPG ) Coble Channel 5 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 P.M. - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness 10:00 P.M. - 700 Cl ub. " A hiniS. Eac h day I he rode lell crs arc different . IF YOU NEED A SC)fA THAT MAKES A BED f(!)R . largest Selection About - " 39 Viet- - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : p TUESDAY, MAY"16.1978 5:45'-Fa,m Repor t 13 ; 5:50-P.TL Club 13; 6:1)0Summer Semester 10; PrL Club 15. 6:31).....Focus on Columbus 41 News 61 Summer S.emesler 8; Concerns & Comments 10; 6:45-Good Morning, West Virginia 13 ; 6:55-News 13. , 7·00-Todav 3.4.15; Good Mornlng Amerlco 6,13; CBS ·News 6; Chuck White Reports 10. 7:05-B ullwlnkle 10; 7:31).....Schoolles 10; 8:1)(1--{:opt . Ka~garoo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33 . 9 :00- Merv Griff in 3; Ph il Donahue 4,13,15 ; Emergency One 6: Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10. , 9:31).....Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10. 10 :00-Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8; Joker's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10:31).....Hollywood Squares 3.4.15; High Hopes 6; Price Is Righi 6,10; $20.000 Pyramid 13. 11 :00-High Rollers 3,4,15; Happy Days 6. 13; 11 :30Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,13; Par. tr ldge Family 4; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20; Cousteau Odyssey 33. l l :55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10; 12 :00Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10; Sanford & Son 15; Gambit 8; Midday Magaz ine 13. 12:31).....Ryan 's Hope6,l3 : Bob Braun4; Gong Show 15; Seorch for Tomorrow 6.10; Elec. Co. 33 .1:00-For Richer , For Poor~r 3; All My Children 6, 13; News 8: Young· & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only lS. l : 31).....Days of Our Lives 3,4.15; As The World Turns 6,10; 2 : ~ne Life to Live 6.13; 2:31).....Doctors 3,4 , lS ; Guiding Light 8, 10. 3:00-Another World 3,4,15; Genera l Hospital 6.13; Lil la•. Yoga & You 20 . · 3:31).....AI I In The Family 6,10; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 4 .00-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15; Merv Griffin 6; Addams Fam il y 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4:31).....GIIIIgan 's Is. 4: Lillie Rascals 3.15; Gilligan's Is. 6; Brady Bunch 10. 5 :00-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33 ; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 131 Petticoat Junction 15. 5:31).....News 6; Elec . Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; 38 "All MA'AM, ll&H HI.S. L!F,. HOole G'OUL.D us. lWO H O U S ~ S In )yro cuse on 11 acre lo t Spac1ous 3 be d1oom .,.,.,th Iorge ulil tty room Hord. wood f loor s a nd corpel l'rurl 11ees ond shrubs In Ho c•nc 3 , oCie~ 8l'Or,.r l tluf 5 hndroom 3 bo1h home Corn pletely rem o del ed nnd ca rpeted Hos bath ga s and elocrrr(' furnace Lo rge t or por! and storog(J burldrng Cen t1ol 0 11 plus lull bo ~emcn l f or m · l ormOII Oil ca ll949 'JUICI 31 Tu form direction 33 Growing outward 37 Jet engine housing NE!D ~EYTH I NK and sh rubber y on 2 level Answer HIS 81'fE DOfSN ,,. WINNIE gra vel hill. Bath, natural gas heat. lot s of flowers BAGGY ELDEST ISLAND · 1he burned before C~llO •nd ste what you'ro alottlng - Good Jelectlonl - Fully stocked . Call74l ·221 1' TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grote or Gene Smith I Jumbles: SOOTY AVE ! rr'S WOR"T14 A EIAD Cl!iT Frenk 1nd E,nelf Buy Whtr~ you c:1n come In Will do roof1 rr g com tru ct 1on . plumb1ng a mi hootrng No tOb too Iorge or too ~moll Phone 7 47 1348 CALL · & UD 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Covering In Stock 4-12· 1 mo. P. ~X C AVAII N G k~al Jt~ tate tor Sale 4er aqe, 411 corpet insl•lled with poddln~ •• no chorgt . Expert in•lolltllon. !he 7/ij4 I obr I( )hop Po mero y Auth OiltCd Smgcr )ole~ o11d )ef VI Ce We ShO! pen )CI~\O r ' Salurday's WILL. KNOCK SAVE ON CARPOING DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LOT Middleport , Ohio 4·24· 1 mo. (Answe~tomorr~ ) ' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN ~~- · · 8UT Wfi MUSi FLY! ' EM FLAil I Earth, e.g. t Advance 7 Chinese 2 Young hare dynasty 3 Correct 10 Ilalian t And not city 5 Opposite II Suffix for of WSW patron 6 Youngster 12 Ungered 7 Assailed .-....,_,..,. ·1' about 8 Means Yesterday's 13 Billy 9 Impoverished Williams 10 Angered 'v, 25 Minute 14 Prayer 15 Chan's numquantity 26 Lustrous word ber one son 15 Alight 17 Up to now fabric t6 Former 18 Engender 27 Observe first 21 "I'll ·_ By" 29 Qeave A man onl 4 feel as old family Z4 Iron 30 Like ashe is, 18 Former Curtain O'Neill 's Nobodll foun' out anubodlJ first lady coWitry ape I alwai.JS count 19 Sununer : .-.,.;-,,--,.,-.,;....,.· saLJ! Mister candles! Fr . Walt? 20 Bugbear 22 Sleuth : abbr. 23 Fixed charge Z4 Dolt 27 Cloy 28 Hawaii 's Mauna 29 Diaphanous 32 Maiden eUort t'~&~RNI _E~--------..-~~--------------, .>4 Piece of glass 35 Neck part 36 Ilium· ina ted c.~f:cTING, 31 Atonement 10 Dander U Applause 42 Son of Odin 43 Degrade ")HA"T . PUODl ~ POOLS All sr r e~ and shape!) }w rm pool~ 2 yeto rs OJo: p errei,(C h er:- CSIIfno l os on y1h H'9 '( OU need l or under gr ound ~wr m pool~ N ew chmnt cal and supply ~ t ote A lh ony" O h1o Ph one 0 14 bQ8 b555 ( Alter 0 pm , b iJ 689 ~/;1 Jo hn Jeflor s or 0!!9 5165 81l l Cdle!le ) We a re N0 1 oil w(' l on PRICES . :arefullv Chosen Your Love , I 1 I I I) r I XJ Answerhert~jYOUR( ~16t4 ALLEYOOP 4.9.1 mo. oo. ~~~I B" OWN E~ :, o uc~ w1th Q room h o u~(' I RH G A S It or gar age ~ UIIll!lC < kt lchcn and borde red by I u ec lo. s CollfJB5 JCI/7 Free Est . C•ll : 992-lll5 II NEW-J UST OFF PRESS! JUMBLE BOOK II 1 with 110 puzzles II anlt· able tor $1 . ~ postpaid hom Jumble, clo this newspapet , P.O. Bo• l4, Norwood , N J. 07~ . Include your name. addren. zip co de aM make clleckll payable 10 NewspaperbOoka. lully Insured ,......, PU!l-2114 SALES AND SERVICE n .9.tfc r 1 Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug· gested by the abo\/& cartoon. lronklunorl - IT'S "DOG EAT DOG" Thermal Insulation Save 30 pet. 10 SO pcf." on hooting cost Experience •nd Pomeroy, Ohio could not be replaced at 3 J WJ.<Ai YOU MI<S>H'T "TAKE. IF '{OU DON'"T FEEL WELL . Answer: What happens when 1 puppy awallowte Cellulosic (wood fiber) 300 Main St. byHenri .A.rnold andBob lee 130'1 .;t.J D H~ ROGER HYSEll GARAGE DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Call After l :OO or Anytime Saturday 992-7 119 or 992-5041 4-27-tf c WHO .;rAI2Je;D ThS C:H!GAOO FI~Ei 7; Middleport, 0 . 5-1l ·2wk . N. 2nd 0 11!0 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Unsc ramble these tour Jumbles. one letter lo each square, to form tour ord inary words. fay's Gift \I 20 ; Anyone For Tennyson? 33. ~ ~ ~~ ® Flowers, I 8, 10; Consumer Sur viva l 20,33 . 8:31)..... Baby , l"m Back 6, lO ; Turnabout 20,33. 9:00-Wheels 3.4,15; Mash 8.10 ; Art Ameri ca 20 ; Meeting of Minds 33. 9:3()-{)ne Day At A Time 6. lO ; Art America 20; 10:00Fantasy Island 6,1 3; Lou Granf 8.10; News 20 ; O<ig inals 33 . Crosses, ' Pots, ',I>" 7:31).....Thal Nashville Music 3; In Search of 4; Muppet . Show 6: Mafch Game PM 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33 ; Wild Kin gdom 10; Candid Camera 13 ; Nashville On The Road "15. 8:00-Little House On The Prairie 3,4,15; Movie " The Adventures of the Wilderness 6, 13; Good Times 11 :DO-News 3,4,6.6.10. 13. IS; Dlck Cavett 20 ; Over Easy 33. ll 31).....Johnny Carson 3,4.15; Pollee Storv 6,13; Movie p r i c~ d CARTER I Beautiful Selection Flowers - LOOK SlO,OOO .OO . THIS YOU CAN BUY IMAi>INe MSY ~l~t<.­ HI? L.lFE TO YOU! bedroom frame hom e on bedroom s. wa-4 k-ln cl osets, and enormous storages. 1112 ba ths, ful l basement, oak . GReAT' THAT MAKE~ E~TORTIO~ · For 3 lots. 51 6.500. NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 DEADHEAD HAD IT 0~ HIM ·· PL.V~ THS INFORMATION HI: FORCED HER TO W~ I T&! 4· 30- l mo. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER •'n•l'• • commerciaL Call for estimate , 24 hour service . CAPTAIN EASY 742-2328,5 P.M. Io 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appl. 4-9-1 mo. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING porches . me t al stora ge SALE $.44.11 $51.97 $55,17 AI Tromm Const. Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 5-lS.Jmo. pd . per inch using only the best MAIN POMEROY, 0. A LOOK WILL CONVIENCE YOU - 111, LIST $78.31 585.01 581.19 .BR78xll GR78x14 HR78x1S 24 Yea'rs Service Has res t r oom, water , ges and elec t ri c. On l y STJ.OOO .OO. NEW LISTING - 3-t5.1f c BOB'S DURA-STEEL RADIAL Siding Pomeroy, O. store. Wa nt 113.500.00. NEW LISTING - Buslne" buildi ng 24x80 In Rulland . lloors and trim. Fron t aM ba ck porches, ga rage on se mi pr ivate lot . 527 .000 . WE ALWAYS HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIES. BE SURE' YOURS IS LfSTED WITH 1976 JtEP CJ:, 4 wheel drt'IC 304 V B flr1<ed reasonably Phone 9B5 .tlq ~ MFI35 D!e sel MF7JO Dle5el M F 150 Dte sel Mf735 D•es"'l M F165 Ote'5~l ~ F785 D1e ~el MF 1135 Dtesel Cob o 1r 8. heal er MOORE'S new k it chen, pa neling ,· all nice bedrooms, barn and oth er buildings. S7J ,500. 1976 Wo•k guoron l ec d 70 ., ear) CJo: p~rlet l<e . Phone 9921409 room house with new ba th, · Sundoy l til l 19/S oooc~ I J ton oulo Irons P ~ and P B 4 wheel dr1ve Fo.r condllton 35 OClO mtle~ Pr 1(e 5 3000 Phone 614 069 5362 RtMOmLIN~:. l'lurnblllg hc otm g ond o il ty p e~ ol ge11 croltl'p(m MONDAY, MAY 15,1978 6:00- News 3,4,8, lO. lJ.l5; ·ABC News 6; Zoom 20.33. 6:31)..... NBC News3,~ ,l 5 ; AB C News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,1 01 Over Easy 20,33. . 7:00-Cross-WIIs 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13 ; Marty Robbins' Spotlight 6; News JO ; Gi ll igan' s Is . 15; Daniel Fosler. M.D. 20; Know Your chools 33. DELTA MASH BROTHERS Alum. & Vin~ S.96 ACRES - Renovated 6 Open Mon . thru Sat9ti l s bod 350 4 speed •uns good 98~ 3378 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At 3~15 ) space . Load ing dock. ar ched roo f, concr ete fl oor , air cond it ioned and all Svracuse, 0 . ne>o: f 10 ~ t ot ~:~ Htgh.,..,. oy Gar age 0 11 Route 7 Ph one {614 ' 9l:IS J alrno~ r CARVER S'' APARTMENT AND MEETS HEAD- ON ~ I'IAF'-AND · HAF... )w~e ]Je.r~ 1oa~ot01~ JI 011S o il ~ m oll op plt ot 1 CO~ l own mowe r I ol TO THE ·~ ~ AIN ( OIJ NORIH 0 ~ hvP P o11 t 1~ 5po cmu., ed10 rtl(t> 3 bPd1 oorn homP 4 yeo1-. o ld 'J , bat hs I ully equtpped kll ch l'n (t~n lrul ou ~ l on e hrepla cC' Doubll) ~orogt' Select IO<Ot10n or1 I 4 oo c .. QQ719qo K:=,.J _.. Phone 991-2181 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE B O W~H I lwdroorn brtcl• a<t o a t land m Racmc Dar c o~ 01 eo "1 y'COr~ old Co ll9 49·2890 h om (> o n Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . ~·====~··~-------------" H WOOO RETURNS 'Business Services Bf.IADf 0~0 Au t '• On('('r Lom pit'' ~ b(' rvl( f' Ph o11c Cl-l ~ /-1111 01 94'i :t(.J(J(J f<O( lll C O hi O l l 111 Btod!ord N~W Pomeroy Landmark Pnced lor qu1 <k l '>ale See ~ ldon Wo lbum or coli WA I t R W~ll d!illtng W1l11olll 1 . 997 1805 ott e r 5 00 pm Gran I 747 ?BN 350 HON DA ~prmg • bO !·O f< ) Al ~ H u!l t (l r . ~ fJor od1 ~e 4 " " h o u~c ond bo rr1 3 Of tes U~~ o' IH: A U 1'I Shop C'qutpmon t l or lo"d R o~~ Rd l o wn ~ h tp fol d nrH•Op('ro ror 01J 30 7 7)1J 140 Pot t lond Deep we ll 7 ~ pr mg~ 1-'hone 991 33 18 IWO NEW I appan Ot•lu oP eiN h1 c ro•1 ~1C''> l1nu:•1 doc k glo,<-wtn I~ A ( k~ S and 3 ber!t oo m house rlaw 111 d001 C'll I qold one! 1 w1th ]', QCt C'S 99? 77 QO whtl(' $:l'}) t.'CI( h (On bf' ~eun IN CHESH R tr roon1 lrorne hornt.:' ar. KJ n g '> bur~ Home )olf'~ I IOU J bed r oo m ~ and balh on 2 large ~ ~~O HI ~I f'OI11CI0 y lot\ Ph one Q85 3526 1011 G M ( rtu< l.. New broi..l' ~ HOUSt FOR , ole 7 rn01m o 11d )torr~ 011d lUll\ qood $4 50 w.rh bo th Gorag'-' o n ntce lo1 hortNy t'h 011[' c:.lJ9 l5t~3 lo<aled tn Por tland 843 7CIOO IOIW f' NGI Nl J~l C $75 01 bt•<-1 IWO ~lOR Y thr ~c bedr oom oflp r Q8) 3q8) l 101nt• huuse· l A l ur noce M il k GO Al~ Ju,I IIP'>henPd SW ~101111 wtndows l11ep!o(e In m•d up ]'( "[., w l'ntll'd Btlly, M•drllt'pO• ' Phone Qq7 3457 or SIO rl(Hrtlll"• SJO 5ho d(.• , 01 4 1 q9'} ~807 6~b I 23 4 H O U S ~ I·OR ,o l" 6 roo m ~ ond ]47j Pl I'MOU !H $3()(1 ond bo rh Rou!;re Ohto S.om Vole ~ 0'>~Uir1 P lunn Mm lilt> '} way 9JQ 1307 VHJ f M rad•o r(> lephon£1 SJ'/) AnrtqlJ(' ~1119('( 1rt>odlc H O U ~ ~ f OR ~ol e 111 f•ornm oy IQ(o rl•d 111 UppPr Monkey RlJI1 S \f'WIIIq fllothtrt P $1 00 Ltk C roorn' w1 1h both and bo ~L'r ner t l nf'l' I J04 /73) 1 7b Pot r1oll y ' emodcl ed need~ o ~~ou n )Al-l (lfuj /o,r w1th f l.'w 1epau ., Pho n(l 997 7bbJ' Goi:!P~P labiPI \ ann ~ Vop ~MA LL I ARM l or Coil wOIOr pdl<. Nl~l<,()n Ot \IQ 247 "177 1 Pomeroy l,andmark 992 ·S776 HOOF HOllOW Horses Buy sell hade or tro111 New and used saddle\ R u t~ Ree..,es A lba ny II iienicc• Offrrcd WA( KtNH UI CORPO RA liON w1ll be OCCC'pltng op p lrc ot1on~ 011d conduc l tng 1n l crv1Cw'> !,om 8 JO to 5 00 on May 16 & 17 l or secur~ ly po~tiiOf'l .. oper, 111 the 1-' 1 Ploo~onr or eo Ap ply m pe1 '>on 01 the Pt Pl e o~onr In n M 1ltrory boc lo. grou nd prd e11ed bu t no1 requf! ed We oro on ~q uol Oppoll un1 ty Employer canoe Pets for Sale Single, 1 Lost and t 'ound OlD FUR Nil URE 1ce bolle~ brass beds .ro n bed~ etc corn plt? te h o usehold ~ Wr11e M D M dle1 Rr 4 Porneroy Ohto 01 coli q92.7760 c or ~ NHO SOMtON t ro cle an up AN RC model 01 rp lone i111:.r ~~ looktr) g !01 o n RC Club 111 !he Athen s Pom eroy or Goll1p011s area . Col i 747 2028 Wanted to Buy apt Help Wanted 1397511 LOS l St . Bernard Abou t 3 years ol d Dark brow" l e ft 1n January A!' yone seemg 11 o r hovmg ~t) l o •matr on (Oil 614·378 6709 ln Reedw1lle lo11g Boll om or eo B li ~ MO Bill HOMI:. l PI f'len •an! W Vo bes1dP Hf'c l.. ~ 197J Br oodmore 14 " b4 I bf' droorn 19lJ DD itOn 14 , b(J'J bC'drOOfll 1972 V1t tor 1011 I J • 67 3 hoclrnnrn I bot h 197') c'ov~rllry f>'l ~ 0~ 3 bed1 oort t CHizt N ~ I (.1 Jo: 50 2 bedr oom rnob•le home 111 lo! o(1ne area Q97 5858 M omlil~ Mobile Home• for Sa'Jc llusincss sCnir•·• COUN rRY MOBi l ~ Home f'01lo. Rou te jJ north o f Pomero y large lo1~ Call QQ] 7479 )~N I OR NOTICE For ~ h.· Call q9'111S6 3 A ND 4 RM h 11!1 1'>hcd nnci un l'ht' Pullltsltt•r n•:.t•r\'t':. lht· n..:ht· to t!dil or rt'Jt'•'l <tn;> atb dl't'l!ltd ot.ja•th.IJCIL Tht• Puhlt!>ht'r w1 ll11ut b.> rtspon.:o;tb lr fu r 111111'+-' tlttm one Ult't•r·· A ,u,,..l CIOUS 01 you ll .ge r t£'Sul ts !:lent1nel Wor1t Ail ctCl't!Jlh~tl IJid} w•t h t'ash wrt h order . 2!i t'tnl dlli r~t' fur ads l'arr.vlltf!: Box Numllt•r lu Cart- uf Tilt- &n- rt!{1 w hate . . er "'Sweet Hostage" 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Dragon Seed"" 10. . ~ 12 : 00-Janakl 33; 12:41).....News 13; 1:00-Tomorrow ' 3. 4. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P .M. - Slarshlp Invasions lPG! !& 1l P.M. - Cassandra Crossing IRI · Cable Ch•nnel s 6:30 P ,M. - Testimony Time 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudino Fam ily Fitness 10 :00 P:M. - · 71)() Club . A Pe nnsy lvania held : • reader ~1$-8 • J 10 9 J( X X t K XX X • J} X X Our reader wants to know our bid in r esponse to partner's opening one s pade. We r ecomme nd a two-heart r esponse, but do not want to be sued if our r esponse doesn't work out. 1NF.:WSPAPEH 1-~N Tf: HPJU SE ASSN , J tFot a copy ol JACOBY MOD· ERN . senrt S1 to: " Win at Bridge. " care of this ne wsi}M· per, P. 0 . Box 489. Radio City S7ation. New York. N. Y. 10079.) NOW, WHAT SEEMS TO BE AlLIN' YOU , SNUFFY? . �t • . ~ . • ' • • . .. ... • j 12- The Daily Sentmel . Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday. Ma) '15, 1978 inio:GRAPH Meigs Senior monthly newsletter whtch ts sent to over 2.•000 seru 01 May 16. l9JS Th rs commg year you ma) form severa l atta chn 1ents qu 1t e 1mpui SI1J8Iy file a:, pects 1n d1 cate th ey co u td tur n ou t to bt> worlhw hlle amd las11ng rela !lonsh1ps ctttzcns, the weekly column m the loca l newspaper and a weeki) radw program we are ttymg to reach all semur ctttzens m the ,.county wtth m{ormat wn about th e ser· VlCeS \\hich are 8 VB!lable t o the m thro u ~ h th e Se ni ur Cittzens Center There IS no charge fur any se rv1 cc: TAURUS (Apnl 10-May 101 You however. dvnattons arc acm1ght form d qUick partne1 Sh iP w1th sevt>r al tr1€"n d s today cep t ed Mem bc rshtp s cu e when an unu s L1al oppor tt m t y c o me s al ong bu t b •~ wa rv o f a de ceptive o ut swer t10rn1 ng rn Frn d o ut mor e at)OI.. t yourself by senct 1ng frH yOU! co py ol Ma rl 50 A stro -Gri.i ph Leller ce nt s f(1r eact1 anct d lon g sC'I f ad dr essPd ~ td rnpt>d en ve lop e to Aslrv G raph P 0 Bo l- 489 Rad1 o Lr ty St a tr on NY 10019 Be su re to s oec1 f v bri111 s1 gr1 ava ilable and CAN CER (June 21 -July 211 20 percent to 50 percent th e m uncy IS put mto the program budget. as an~ donatiOnS, so that d more pe rsons can be helpe A semor Clt tzcn does not have No 243:i , Heat1hslonc Class Mtddlep ort F' trst Bapl tst Ch urch. Mtddleport Garden Cl ub. Metgs Co unt y REACT. Xt G•mma Mu Sorortty . Metg s Co unt y Mmt stertal Assoct a1t on. Un t t e d Methodtst Men , Mt Unton Bapttst Church, F' trst Untied Pr esbyt ertan Church Syra cuse. F'trst Umt cd Presbyt en an Church Mtddleport There has been progress, ho\\e\er , much yet remams to be done - but wtth the ro nt111u ed support of th e cit 1z.ens of Metgs County sen wr c1t12en programs w tll contmue tu grqw and provtde needed ser v1res for older perS<Jns to be a member to t·o m e to the Cent er ur to be hel ped through one of the sen 1ces Money IS a 1w a~ s a GEM INI (May 11-JJ!ne 201 A problem F'eder al and st <~te ch a n ct-~ to pefl or 11~o me e :.. fu nds are usually on a one (COntmued from page I) ce pt10113l serv1ce .-.. rll comr to )Ca r ba sts anrl a \'.' ays yo u w day J um p at th e oppo r requtre l ocal matchmg fu nds. · H~ :s:.ud 1t lA d~ expert \y put tu nrt> bu t g ood results w il l f com ,• on ly r1 yo u (U 1t alo r e the percentage r ang 1ng rom tng{' ther · An depenchng upon the rundm g agency's guldellnes. hk.es you •s tr ,. ,n g tr: set uo Tho MeigS Co unt ) Coun cil on Auing, the staff and sen ior somet hing ben e fr c ,al LE O (July 13-Aug 12) Be rlou Olv c o:~ ref u l toda y d you rf' pu t11ng a gu e st hs t toge ther th at . ou do n t o vc r lool-. a sens1t1ve old h' end VI RGO (Aug 23-Sepl l2i A o Clt tzcnS \\ uuldhketota kc thlS uppo rtumt y t o e xpress then apprec tatton to all who haH helped the Sentor Cmzen :;l tua t•on •s llf..e l y to sh•fl rath er Progra ms tn a n} \\ a)' o\'er une\ pect edlv today to your the past f1 ve )Cars A special o:~ dva n t age H you re too t11n1d to thank-vou tu the Metgs Loca l act you may lat er r eqre t 11 School. Buard for the use of LI BRA (Se pt ZJ-Oct lJ) Dun t the old Pomero) Juntor Htgh be re t1c ent tod av concern1ng, S ' h00 1 dun ng tht s tun e, •our ju st d ues Hurn b!P1 Q yO UI c sel l unnec e ssar1lv co u ld ca use Without these facthllCS !here the ot her part y to th1 n lo. yo u re would lx' no Se 111ur Cttlzc ns asKmg for too rnu c h Cen ter m Me1gs Count y SC ORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 211 Sornethmg yo u re t10p1 ng for today w111 not be o urta nd1sh It may be nece ssar y to use a d1 fferent approac h tha n you tr , st cons1dered SAG inARIUS (Nov 23- Dec 21) An 1rnpo rta nt goal 1s rea ch· aol e tod a y pro vided you team up w1th an ally whose meth ods are more pr ac trcat tha n yo ur s An o the r dre am er IS [ U S I deaolwe,ght CAPRICORN (Dec 12-Jan 191 Grea ter progre ss w ri t be made today by add1ng a s11ghtl y n ew tw 1st to s tandar d rp uu n e~ A llt 11e ex pen me ntaf1 on could pr o ve val uable 9 1 ~~~~~0~ ~r~u(;1~~n ;~·:deabv ~ ~f'~ ; yo u c an ada an ngred1ent anrl creat e a place for vou rselt 1n th e e nteror1se PISCES (Feb 10 Ma1ch Ove r analyz1ng plan s today 20) lend s to c re at e rndec1sron ratne r tha n se rvmg a cons tru e uve purpos e Act then ~o rre ct any mrs takes as you go along Top Meigs (Continued from page 1) OSHA sw er oe rsonal co mm un1ca t,on s p r omp t!~ today Some o ne wno tuda v !'hanks also to the Co u~\ ) Commisswners for their fm ant' IBI aid and for the1r assistance 111 obta mmg a grant fo r c on st r uctiOn of a ne" Center wht ch wtll be 1oc ated 0n Mu lbcrr) Hetghts . near Vete ra ns Mem ort al Hospital A thank·) OUnote to the MeigS Co unt y r-.alr Board who have furn tshed space d t t f th ast ft ve an a en ~r e year s at the County Fatr fh (' foll owl ng church es a nd urga mzauons ha ve duna ted thiS past year Sliver Run Freew ill BaptiSt Chur ch. Eptsco pa l Church Women . Na omi BapUst Qmrch, Feeney · Bennett Post No 128. Black Lung Ass c tattOn Youn o Wtve s e . u · . f"1 Club, Lebanon (.olden Age Club Ft rst Presbytenan Ch u r c h W o 111 e n ' s ARIES tMarch 11-April 19) Un- Assuctatlo n, Mtddl cpon : sol'c'ted help 11om an old B Bee Class Mtddleport tr1e nd wil l s uddenl y po p up toda y c au s1n g yo u to t h1n k more about bu s 1ne ss tha n plea US) ,• F1rs1 Bapust Church, Alpha Delta Kappa - Alpha E psilon su1e Chapter, Columbta G ran ~ e ·Rash of accidents probed over we~kend Keith Roger Mrl>unlei, 18, Rt. I Middleport, Ohio · went to the Meigs County Jail to visit a prlaoner Sunday morning. The di spatcher advised the deputies that the Pomeroy Pollee Department wanted McDaniel for failing to pay an old fine ' and costs. As McDaniel was being searc hed during the booking into the County Jail, deputies found four bags of marijuana. McDaniel will be charged In Meigs County Court for possession of a controlled substance, authorities said. recogmtton of 1977-78 band booster ofhcers by Ca rl Gheen, summary of band activttles by C•thy Blaettnar, and Kathy Howard mtruduced the guest speaker, Ga ry Inks, dtrector of Roya l Gt '"" satd th e Health HeCrusaders Drum and Bugle scHt r. . h (;r oup also di storted a Corps, were among other llll' ll10 quest 10n m g wlwthcr the sc affnld <·ould support activities Awards were presented by four tl!IICS li.S v.t~ Ig ht " The re . Randy Hunt . director, was no def1ntti\ e i:H1S\H'l' that asst sted by asststant tht• sc aff old <Ould not." he sa td "Hather " " be hevc'IJ director, Alan Hunt the sc affold "'IS ,ery • The charge from the semor class and closing remarks :-;trong Tht> Hea lth Ht•se<t rch were made by Susan Wnght Gtft s were presented to each (;I oup dutr grd til at the director \\ eight memo v.a ~ 1gnored or Other ba nd members tm stn terpretc d b) OSHA r eg1rm nl adnun1stra to r Oa\ 1d honored were · ~' RESHMAN Lmda Hhorw . \\ ho IS m ( lhliJ~l' or osH,\ s probe of till' arctdent Wtlhams, Jeff Moore, Lorra ·nw gro up dauns UHS ts a Wt secup, Ktm Glass, Beth Pemn. Jean Harton, Angela l onf llr... t of mtc r es t and danwges Uw cn.'<il blllty of the Baker. Becky Dorst, Sheha Horky, Cheryl Johnson, Billy OSHA tm· cstlg~ Uon H oweve r . t;re er Dyer , Connte Batley , Robert mamtam ed the federal Evans, Shern Hysell, Conme 1m es11gat1on would not suffer Mossman Deena Neece, Apnl Kmg , undef Hhonc s thr!'Ctton Rhonda Southern , Jan Bet· Hhont:.• 1s H ver~ r t· s p ons thl ~ man," Gree r ztng, Kat1e Lewt s, Shan s.:ud "The chdr gts made bv Drehel, Cathy Hess, Barb th<' Hea lth Resear ch Gt oup Thoma s, Kell y Brown . Deb bt e Woodyard , Patty ar l' un fH lr. HIKI w e ar en' t Mttchell. Ruth Blake, Brenda t.a k m~ t llf.' ll l senously Chappelear , Lmda Eason, Lort F'aulkne r. F' reeda Chapman Becky Long , Btll Brownmg , SPEC!A L SESS ION Sh eila Fettv , Dean Colwell, The Southern Athl ett c Mmdy Long-, Rhonda Hanmg , Boosters wt ll meet Tuesday Jcna Welker , Btll Mtller, Sue at 8 30 p m at the htgh Ta ylor , Nancy Wallace. school All member s are Andrea Rt ggs , Ange la urged to please attend Kennedy, Savannah Smtih. SOPHOMORES - Came CORRECTION Bearhs, Enc Scttes, Brynda II 1s Mrs Vtrgte Mora who Black, Vtckt Sheets, Lynda . ts a patient at Good Black, Jamte StsS<Jn, Mtssy Samantan Hospttal , ZanesCale. Tma Smtih , Jtm Sntder, vtlle, not Mrs Vtrgtl as was Sara Dtddle, Yvonne Core. reported . ANYONE FOR a nice pet? This while ball of fur is an adorable poodle which has been abandoned and Is In need of a home. Debbie to:step, agent for the Meigs County Humane Soelety, will be giving the poodle, mostl y white, a mu ch needed trim before he Is placed with someone who will provide a good home. Anyone wishing to adopt may call Mrs. Dorothy Fisher, 992-5427 after 6 p.m. No one was injured in a rash of trafltc acctdent s investigated over the weekend by-the Gallia-Metgs Post State Htghway Patrol The first occurred at 12 .45 p.m. Saturday on the Adamsville -Cora Rd. one mtle S(IUth of US 3:i where a vehicle drtven by Garland E. Parsons , ' 52, Ga llipolis, sideswtped an auto operated by Bryan R Jones, 17, Rt. 1, Thurman. There was mmor damage . Parsons was charged wtth dnvlng left of center. A tractor - tratler rig was mvolved in an acctdent at 3 30 p.m. on SR 7 and CR 20 m · Cheshtre Twp According to th e patrol, James C. Hall ey, 40, Galhpolis, attempted to stop for an unknown vehicle makmg·a left tum. His truck jackkmfed strikmg a guardrat! There was mtnor damage. William E. Mttchell, 5:i, Kerr, was charged with OWl following an accident at 4 10 p.m. on SR 160, one tenth of a mtle north of US :J:i_ Troopers satd Mtt chell lost control of hts vehtcle. It landed tn a ditch . John-s . Allen, 40, Gallipolis, was cha rged wtth OWl following an acctdent at 3 32 p.m Saturday on Bob McCormick Rd (bree tenths of a mtle south of 'SR 160. Officers said Allen lost control of hts car. Allen ran off the left stde of the roadway while attempting to avotd htttmg an unknown vehicle. There was heavy damage to hts car. ---------------------------, l Area Deaths l ' At ~· 10 ·p.m. Saturday, an accident was investigated on SR 7, eight tenths of a mile south of US 3:i where an auto drtven by Norman H. Shaffer, 37, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was struck by a vehicle operated by Rtck T. Wtlltams, 17, Rt . 3, Galltpolis. There was moderate damage . Wtlliams was charged wtth no operator's hcense A fmal Saturday accident occurred at 9:20 p.m. on SR 248, one and five tenths miles east of SR 7, m Meigs County. Offtcers satd vehicles driven by Lt1a Ridenour, Long Bottom , and Wtlham D. Kautz, 16, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, sideswtped at a hillcrest. There wa s mod erate damage. Geneva Clark, New Port Richie, Fla. was charged with fatlure to yteld the right of way following an accident at 11 :50a .m.SundayonSR 7, six tenths of a mile south of the Mei gs County !me. Officers satd the Clark car went left of center forcing an auto driven by Carl A F'rey, 54, Coolville, off the roadway . There was mod erate damage Afm alacctdent occurred at 2·20 p.m Sunday on Grover Rd. one tenth of a mtle south of CR 14 m Cheslure Twp. where Robert W. Brtght, 21, Cheshire, lost control of his vehicle which slid off the right stde of the roadway mto a creek. There was moderate damage. Regma Dorst. Davtd Thorn- I I ton. Charlene Goeglem, Kim Mrs. Charles Boice She was ROYDOMIGAN Warner Funeral services for Roy a!S(I preceded in death by her Anna Wtles, Carla Whaley, ltrst husband , F'rancts Vtckt Hood. Janet Horky, Domtgan, 58, Route 2, LaRue, her second husband, Tracey Jeffers, Lon Kloes, Coolv1lle, killed tn a htghway William lhl e, and third Regina Lefebre , Ange la acctdent Saturday have been husband, Theo Smith. One Mart tn, Margo Martm, set for 1 p m Tuesday at the S(ln, Francis LaRue and one Tammy McDaniel, Ly le Ewmg F'uneral Home. The son of the late John daughter, Elizabeth (SIS ) Moon, Todd Mormon , Amta Musser, Kathte Qutvey, Mark Roy and Laura Dettwtler LaRue. She ts survtved by two Rtggs, Conme Romme, Kelly Domtgan, Mr Domtgan was grandsons, and one granda member of the Hemlock Rought daught er, step-dau ghter s, JUNIORS - Carm Batley, Grove Christtan Church and Mrs. Marvtn (Mtldred) Don Rtchm und, Davtd Rtggs, was a veteran of World War Morris, Dexter, Mrs. Luther Jana BurS(In, Dolhe ROusey , 11. Surving are hts wtfe, (Helen ) Woo dall , Ltsbon, Juhc Byer, Mandy Sisson, • Suzy Smtth, Tanuny Charles, Mane, two S(lns, Charles of Ohto, and Mrs. Ralph (Garnet 1 Swan, Pomeroy ; RELATIVES COME John St ory, Jeff Damels, Coolvtlle, and John, servtng step-sons, Max Sm tth, POMEROY - Relatives Dorsel Thomas, Patty Dyer, with the U. S. Army tn Ewington; Gtl es Smith, Fatrbanks, Alaska, a and lrtends from a distance to Lon Wood Rutland , Orm and Edgar vtSlt the family and attend daughter, Cynthta Midkiff, Beverly Faulkner, Rtchard Smtih, both of Columbus. the funeral servtces for Mrs Resler , Beverly Hoffman , Hampton, Va , two ststers, F'uneral services wtll be Ada Norris at Ewmg F'uneral Mrs George Ragla nd, John Wtlli amson , Jamte held Wednesday at 2 p m. at Home were Mr and Mrs. John son, Mary Johnson, Lexington, Ky ., and Mrs the Rawhngs Coats Funeral Al onzo Norris , Mrs . Kevm Ktng, Ketth Krautter, Marii Kenton, Parts, Ky , and Home wtth the Rev, Robert Margaret West of Dayton, Ga ry Basham, Jo McKmney, three granddaughters. Mr James Quisenberry Bum ga rn er of fi ct atmg . Mr and Mrs Richard Norm Pam Mees, Shan Mttch, Ltsa Burial wtll be m Poplar Rtdge Nash, Shern Osbo rn . wtll offlctate at the servtces of Carroll, Mtldred Ripley of Cemetery F'riends may call Stepha nte Radford , Rhonda and bunal wtll be m Cherry Charleston, Mrs, Elste Da vts Rtdge Cemetery F'rtends at the Raw hngs-Coa ts of Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Reuter SENIORS - Rtta Batley, may call at the fun eral home Funeral Home Tuesady from BtU Hinterschieg of Gto 8 p.m Columbus, Clarenc e Story Cath y Blaettnar, Ctndy at any time. Dorst, Tern Ftfe, Becky Fry, and daughter , Rosahe of Tnna Gtbbs, Peg'gy Darwm, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry OTIS W. KNIGHT Gtrolamt, Carl Gheen , Chnstl Ford of Lithopolis , Mrs. Otts W. Knight, 58, Route 1, Hess, Laura Hoo ver , Kathy Marcia Shindler of Amherst, Racme, dted Sunda y at Howard , Rhonda Hudson, und Mr. and Mrs Mark Jont Murray, Randy Roach, Veterans Memonal Hospttal. McCullough of Vienna, W. He was a son of the late Ntta Rusche! Va RENO , Nev. ( UPll - WtlDtane Smtih, Pa tge Smith, - Herbe rt and !"Iorence Eagle Others attendmg included Steve Stout, Velvet Swtsher, Kmght and was also preceded limn P Lear, 75, was an William Lloyd of Canton, mdu str ial genms whose Mrs. Woodrow Daughtery of Teresa Van Meter, Jcnmfer m death b) two brothers Surviving are his wife, mvenuons becam e part of the Mtddleport , Mr s Evelyn Wtse and Susan Wright. Venetia Young Knight ; two Ameri can aul omotlve and Hale of Parkersburg, Mrs S(lns, Neale of Pomeroy, and aviallon scene Larry Badgley and chtldren, Dale of Racme; a daughter, He was indefattgable - It Ch ri stie and Andrew, of Veterans Memorial Hospllal Debt Bradford , Pomeroy; a was nuthmg for htm to put m Manessa, W Va. Saturday Admiss10ns - step-daughter , !Jnda Watson, a 12~10 ur day even at hts age, Thomas Stewart , Cheshtre; Ractne , 1wo brothers. Troy but a long bout wtth leukenua CANCEU.EO Ruth Underwood, Tuppers and Dana of Ashland, Ohto, forced htm mto a hospttallast The Metgs Jumor High Plams ; Zelma Hawley, and tw o sisters, Alma week , and he dted Sunday Paren(-'J'eacher forwn has Cumberledge, Wooster, and Syracuse J.S. Lewts, a J.earAvta vtce been cancelled until SepVelma Skmnas, Cuyahoga prestdent , said Lear 's last Sa turday Di"scharges tember. Nellte Lemley, Maltnda Falls mstructtons to lum concerned Mr Kntght was a veteran F'urst, Loutse Eshelman , a new turbo-prop bustness jet BUSH PROMOTED Carmel Jewett , Edward King of World War 11 called l.earfan. FORT BENNING, Ga. Funeral, servtces will be Jr , Dorsel Randolph, Evelyn "He sa td, 'F'mtsh it.' You Donald E. Bush, son of Mr. McCaskey, Mtchael Hub- held at 1 p. m Wednesday at bel we'll fintsh it,' ' Lewis and Mr.l. Jacob M. Btl!lh, the Bald Knob Church of satd . bard~ Robert Whtte. Route 3, Racine , Ohio, Sund ay Admissions - whtch he was a member. Lear was responstble for recently was promoted to Robert Hayden, Pomeroy , James Cundiff will officiate the cTeation of the car radto, Velma Imboden, Rutland, and burial will be tn the the etght-track tape player, Army private fir st class Ruth Se llers, Portland; Letart Falls Cemetery. the Lear JCI and more than while serving as a dispatcher Ernest Sanders, Reedsvllle ; F'riends may call at the !50 other patented mventions. with th e !97th Infantry Brigade at Fort Bennlml, Judy Gmther, Long Bottom; restdence at 3 I' · m. (oday Born June 26, 1902, in Ga. Bush entered the annr Mary Layne, Che shire ; Hannibal , Mo., he started his m March of last year. The Sandra Mitch, Middleport ; career m 1926 wtth the private Is a 1975 graduate of MRS. ESTELLE SMITH Mary Marcwko , Tuppers of the Southern Local High School. Mrs Estelle Smith, 93, dev elopment Pla ins, John Burford , automobtle radio . That former Middleport resident, BOARD TO MEET Middleport dted early today at the mvention put Motorola Corp , The Southern Local Board Sunday Discharges - Ruth Russell Nursing Home m m whtch Lear once held a of Education will meet Her rmann , Cleo Phelps one -tlurd tnterest, into Albany. Tuesday, May 16, at 7· 30 p.m. Mrs. Smtih was born Feb. busmess at the ht~h school cafeteria. 12, 1685 at Arley, WVa ., the Holzer Medical Center daughter of the late Mr. and Discharges May 12 Mrs Arthur Bachelor and daughter, Dorace Barber, Dons Barnhtll, Casste Baum, Elza Deprlst, Paul Gleason, fulsalle Bastt~ Eulah Brown, Joan Hoffm an , Randall Anna Cook, Horace Dewitt, Ktser, Russell Little, Ryan (Continued fl'()ll1 PI It I) Etna Diven, Alice Duncan, McCarley, James Morrison, Israel at Ute Ohio Theater. Wilmer Halfhill, Beatrtce Melissa Nance, Mrs. Mtchael The program Is the last in a series of events held the last Haller, Elea nor Hill , Candace Neville and son, Ellio tt three weeks to celebrate Israel's 30th anniversary as a nation. Hood, Mary Ingles, Cinda Perry, Jr , Co ra Plantz, Ir wi n, Anna Jarv is, Oils Wtl ma Reffitt , Heather Johnson, Wylodine Kessler, Roa ch, Wyman Rutt, Dorothy Leach, Btlhe Little, Elizabe th Sayers, Linda Ell sworth Lu ck, Ra chel Skeens, John Sptres, Samuel McCo1, Ethel McPherson, Stewart, Mark Tackett , Hattie Norris, Orville Parks, Goldt e Terry , Phylhs SEE OUR BIG SELICTION Ray Proffitt, Wanda Rose, . Vaninwagen , Brenda Wells, Mr s Don Russell and Bonita Williams, ZCIIa Wood daughter , Charhne Sisler, Blrtha May 13 Carroll Smith, Mrs. James Mr and Mrs. Mark Clark, a Swain and daughter, Hazel son, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Tagg, Delphta Taylor, Joseph Richard Eblin , a son, home f- IVist t the Viars, Sr., Ceroba Waldron, Ga llipolis; Mr and Mrs. furntshings Howard Wells, Pauline Robert Reeves, a daughter, department on the 1st White , Maylene Willison , Otester; Mr. and Mrs. James floor and buy the Betty Wise , Margaret Wyatt. Ruggles , a da ug~t er, window shades you Mrs James Yost and son. Jackson. need . Standard and Births May 12 Dl1charges May 14 Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Meli ssa Barlow, LarrY, - f-..- '"· extra wide shades __ _ carried in stock. Buckley, a son, Syracuse; Cundiff, Mary Denney, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Wilbur House, a Thomas Gannaway and son, Cho1ce of color. ~de son, Oak Hill ; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Malone, Ivan Martin, by Joanna. Allan Johnson, a son , Perri Martin , James Miller, Pomeroy; Mr and Mrs Okey Mrs. Roger Pugh and son, We'll cut shades to your measure, free_of Livmgson , a daughter, Leon. Je nnifer Showman, Betty charge. · Dlscbarges May 13 Smith, Randy Smit h, Hester Brown, Mary Rebecca Woltz. Bryan, Shirley Coburn, Mrs. Blrtha May 14 Tommy Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs Don Rlsh, a dau ghler, Douglas Darst, daughter , J ackson. / Lear dead Hospital News GRA D MAY 15th TuesdRy Specials! Monday Specials! INT ROD UCTOR \ OffER FREE ' Small Root Beer WITH THE PLRCHASE Of A~Y KINGBURGER 50~ OFF 10 PC. BUCKET OF CHICKEN OF r •1.50 OFF 20 PC. E,UCKET OF CHICKEN PEPSI and GLASS ONLY 39c BUY ONE SUNDAE GET ONE FREE Hours.: O(,.)_r_he_w_o_rl_d_ro_d_a_y_ ELBERFELD$ ~ lO:OOa.m. 11:00 p.m. o n.-Thur~ ., Sun. 10:00 A.m. 11:30 P.M. Fri., Sat. Reg. 59' 354 E. MAIN POM EROY , 0. 992-6292 WINDOW SHADES ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . !ests show marijuana as bad for lungs as smoking of tobacco . By WARREN TALBOT · BOSTON (UP!) - Smokmg marijuana regularly may prove to be as bad for your lungs as "moderate to heavy tobacco smoking," a Los Angeles phystctan reports Dr. Donald P Tashkm of the UCLA School of Medicin e told the annual meettng of the Amertcan Lung Association on Monday that tests show "chrome heavy manjuana smokers" run the nsk of suffermg chrome bronchitts and even emphysema. Tashkin 's comments were based on the test results of 74 male, regular marijuana smokers from the Los Angeles area, who were S<Jiictted and paid to participate tn the study through newspaper adverltsements He said they averaged ft ve Jomts per week over a five-year pertod and were compared to a control group of the same number of non-ma rijuana users_ Some of the mariJUana smokers also were tobacco smokers as were S<Jme m the non-manjuana smokmg control group, he satd. . Tashkm satd "under senstltve lung functwn tests" tl was determmed manJ uana led to a "stgmhcant decrement m resptra tory functton" and martjuana "may cause more r~spira tory fund wnal tmpatrment than chrome tobacco smoking. "People . who do (smok~ ma rt Juana 1 over a long penod of lime are at rtsk of developmg chronic lung disease," he satd. "The fa ct U1at we did find somethmg suggests canntbts may have a harmful effect. " "These changes ln lung fun cuon are quahtattvely sumllr to those altrtbutable to moderate to heavy tobacco smokmg over many )'ears and suggest a potential for the development of chrome bronchtlts and pulrnona ~y emphysema m chrome, heavy man1uana smokers, ' he satd. Tashkm aiS<J satd there ts nu evtdence to suggest that mariJUana smokers who get constant exerctse run less nsk of respiratory problems ' There ts no ev tdence that exerctse ts a useful prevenltve measure," he smd Street paving, cleaning needs are emphasized by Pomeroy Council BY KATIE CROW "The pavmg and cleamng of streets in the village of Pomeroy were th e matn toptcs of discusston when Pomeroy Co un cil met m regular session Monday mght Co u n c t l m a n La r r y Wehrung said that he has had several calls m regard to the dirt Y streets m the vtllaoe. e Wehr un g cha rged (hat Pomeroy ts the dtrtt est ll VI age m southeastern Ohto and added he ts determmed to see tha t the vtllage ts cleaned up . Dr Harold Brown, counctlman, told counctl that 1t could purchase a parttcular type of hose for apprownately $300 to $500, that one man co uld use to hose down the streels It was potnted out that before the st reets arc washed down they ftrst mus( be swept. Mayor Clarence Andrews com- mented that the 'treets have been swept and added at the present ttme the vtllage ts h rt s o on manpower. 1 0 b •- . ...ou s orne, countlun an, suggested to counctl that they . should constder pavmg S(lrne of the streets in the village. Osborne suggested that the vtllagc usc the $20,000 that ts now in the revenue shartng fund and borrow an addit wna l $30,000 to get some pavtng done thi s year Osborne suggested that pavmg contractors be contacted and meet wtth the street comm tttee and ~ct est unates on what 11 would cost to pav e Mulberry, Butternut and Umon Ave It was not decided what streets would be paved. Osborne vn ly suggested the above named streets to get est tmates Osborne a!S(I pomted out that no pavmg ha•" been done m two )ears. He suggested a dehmte program be se( up to pa ve ea ch ea r C u ctl . Y u n the old bmldmg If money can authomed Osborne to get be d d th ld . secure an e o semor est un ates and report ht s !ugh budding is rest ored the hndmgs at th 1 • ' e nex meetmg butldtng wlll be used for ctly of co uncil Mayor Andrews d hall headquarters as well as 1 d agree to make contact wtth th e po tee an water sorne contractors department BtU Yo ung asked tf there is Mayor Andrews satd that any progress betng made he ha.s met wtth the Board of toward a new ctty butldmg Pu bhc Affatrs and an Mayor Andrews mformed etngmeer from Burgess and co unctl that F'red Crow was N 1 d h 1 tp e an t ey pan to adgomg to bnng up, at the vert tse lor a dnller to drtll ann ual al umnt banquet, the th t 11 th proposal to renovate the old ano er wa er we m e vtllage of Syracuse on the semur htgh butldmg and ask uter edg t t th for donat tons fro m the oH e nex o11 e m er alumnt ~wever, no we wtll be drtlled uni t! the matter ts Cruw ts also planmng a brought before counctl, tt was meettng and wtll report hts mdtcated fmdmgs to the May or as scon M Ad d ayor n rews pomt o out as h.e has more mformauon th t 1t 11 b h a wt e up to t e the May or reported Mayor engmeer and members of the Andr ews aiS(I stat ed that water board where the well apphcatwn for a_o0-50 grant wtll be d.rt lled. with Ohtn Htstonc PreserC 1 d h ounctt st ressed ft at vattun has been made tn 15 hopes to obtam S(lmc money paymen h now uel rom perS(In s w n own n1 s at to helo With the r rstor<tl1 nn nf • e VOL. XXIX NO 22 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Beech Grove Cemetery for upk eep and matntenan ce Cust ts $1 per grave lot. If a perS(In or persons has a five grave lot tl would be $5 , or tf tl would be a 10 grave lot tt would be $10 The payment now duets for 1978 Restdents are remmded that thts ts cleanup week and restdents ate to have trash a( the curb .The vtll age wtll ptck up today , Wednesday and Thursday free of charge. The pick up ts for ttems notusually ptcked up by regular hau lers The second and thtrd reading was gt v en to an ordinance that wtll not allow lmtermg on the parkmg lot at any ume , ex cept for a sponS<Jred event. The ordmance also sl ates that no person or persons shall sit or stand on the parkmg lot "ails, shall not mterfere wtth parkmg. shall en tine TUESDAY. MAY 16 1978 Classes going to June 21 , . Mtddleport store, Greg Housh, carpenter; Larry Gru eser, plumbmg; Davtd Capoton, VICe pr estdcnt of Dmry Isle, 3-m-One. Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews ; Joe Young, banking ; Mr and Mt s Cass Hmdy, electncal, and Mr. and Mrs. James McC lure, ma nagenal The restaurant entertamed the group for lunch ARIBBON CU'ITING ceremony was he ld Monday to mark the grand opentng of the new McClure Datry Isle "3-m-One" Restaurant on E Mam St. Pomeroy Parucipatmg m the ceremony, from the left , were Mr and Mrs. Hershel McClure, owners ; Bob McClure, manager of the McClures' Senate OKs sale of planes, budget The World Today • H b MISS earst ack in prison PLEASANTON, Calif. (UP! )- Patrtcia Hearst 's next 14 BY PATRICIA KOZA months m a federal prtS<Jn should ~ the ftnal chapter m a The Senate has cleared its desk strange odyssey U1at began when she was ktdnapped by a _ WASHINGTON (upl ) II ba of two maJor tssues by upholdt ng Prestdent Carter's sale of sma nd f ' Iceli cat ed terronsts 111 1974 · warplanes to Saudi Arabta. Egypt and Israel and passmg a f shMiss Hearst, 24, returnc'IJ to federda l pnson Monday to "'98 9 billton federal budget for hscal 1979 whtch now goes to tnt . out a seven-year sentence tmpose after her convtelton "'e House. on charges she was a member of a Symbtonese Ltberauon th ' "4 vote on Carter's .., « btllton packa"e Army tEam that robbed a San Francisco bank _ o deal came The ...,.., late Monday after lOhoursol cm__llttonaldebate The House Wtll fS have no mput on til at issue; the Jtestdent 's package could have 0 been vetoed only if both houses ofCongress dtsapproved tt. SANTO DOM INGO, Dorm mcan Republtc (U P! 1 _ By contr ast, Senate Dommlcan vote rs today dectde whether to give President approva l of the target fcd erul bargatmng He prt'l:iicted the Josqutn Balaguer a fourth term m off tce or back the Ieft"'fbudget came qutckly on a budget was "not gomg to fly " center Dommican Revoluti onary Party's btd for "orde rly vo tce vote shortly after House in the House change. " and Senate negotiators In other ac tion Monday , the Polls for the 2 3 nu llton ehgtble voters m the Ca nbbean completed work on th e House mcludcd a ban onUS tsland repubhc are open today from 6 a.m. to 6 p m EDT and package. But the outcome tn atd to Vietnam. Cuba , Cam- offlctals at Ute Central Elections Board sa td most of the votes the House, whtch vot es bo<lia and Uganda m a btll should be counted by rn'tdmght Wednesday, ts less clear that would authonze almost But, Hou se Budget $3.6 bilho n for foreign Committee Otatrman Rubert cconomt c as ststan ce for Three Gavin Plan~ workt~ rs rt·wardt•tl Giaimo, 0-Conn ., satd he ftscal 1979, whtch starts Oct Three three men are Don!.. beheves the nego tta tor s l. Three employees of the produced enough favorabl e TI1e legtslatton , passed 22.5- General James M Gavm Horstman, Po tnt Pleasant , concessw ns to en sure 148 and sent to the Senate, Pla nt have recently recetved Vernal D Johnson , West approval tn the House . fall s about $70 mtlliori below cash awards for (heir con- Columbta , Marvtn L Batrd, Rep . Parren Mttchell , D- Carter's foreign atd request tribution m the "Operatwns Ga lhpohs Md , head of the Black The Hous e Co mm er ce Improvement" program of Cash awHrds are g1ven tu empluy ees by Amen can . Caucus, satd he feltlpo much Commtttee approved a $7 1 Amertcan Electnc Power went to defense in the ft nal (Continued on page 10) Elect nc Power for tdeas System. wht ch tmprovc safety , operaun g cond1tt ons, or reduce operat ing expenses Thes e tnnovatwns oft en res ult m ftnancial savings bet'ng pa ssed on to the con\sumcr. These tdcas are l!!lbhshed In a system-wtde magazme so other factltties In the system can beneftt from them The cash awards were presented (o the ructplents by Mr J W Lizon , Gavin Plant Manager. ° llominican VOte go t th e po Us Weather Met gs Co unt y Shenff James J Profftlt reports tha t hts department ts lookmg for a l97:i Ponttac Trans AM. Stiver grey Ul <olor, Oh to regtstratton TO 2756, stolen Sunday from a restdcnce at Rutland TI te auto was owned by Janet Sue Pullen, Rt 1, Mt Alto, W Va , and was parked h at cr parents' resid ence The stolen vehi cle tn form atwn has becn entered tnNC!C and Ohto Leads A Metgs Co unty JUVentle IS being sought Ul connecuon wtth the stolen car Meigs Co un ty Sh enff 's Department and Racme F'tr e Department offt ctals ~re also mvestig aun g the false alann ftr e call that wa s rece~>ed Saturday evemng at Racme Clo udy and cool today and tonight, with occasiona l showers or drizzle. Htghs today wtll be in the lower 60s and lows tontght will be near 50. Mostly cloudy and cu'n- • linued cool Wednesday with highs In the mid 60s. ' NEW OFFICERS were Installed when the Middleport Boslness and Professiona l WOOlen's Club met Monday night at the offices of Columbia Gas of Ohio. They are from the )eft, Frances Davis, president; Eva Robson , vice president ; Catherine Welsh , secretary, and Terrie Walker, treasurer. SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Gaul's Shake Haven at I:32 p m Monday for Betty Baum who was taken to Holzer Medtcal Center. Auto stolen EXTENDE D FORECAST Tuesday throu g h Saturday, fair Thursday and F'rlday and a chance of showers or thundershowers Saturday. Highs wiU be In the 70s through the period and lows will be In the 50s. not consume beer or any other alcoholic beverage and shall not litt er It was reported that guardra t! had been put m place at Pleasant Rtdge and Hudson Street Counct l, tn other business, accept ed the restgnatton of Dona ld Sli vers as meterman effecttve June 2, and transferr ed a beer permtt ft om Allen W Hamm , Hambow Inn to Jeffrey A Morns, Rambo w Inn Votmg no on the tran sfer wa s Lou Osborne The meetm g was opened by prayer by the Rev Wtlham Mtddleswarth Att endtn g were Ma yor An drews, Jane Walton, clerk , Larry Powell , Osbo rne , Yuung , Wehrung , Brown, and .ltm Neutzhng, counctlmen, Chtef J ed Web st er , Rev Mtddleswarth , and Donnte Ward BY BOB HOEF'UCH Metgs Local Schoo l Dtstrtct students , wtth the exception of sen tors, wtll be attendmg classes this vear unit! June 21 Tins was the dectswn Monday rught when the dtstnct 's board of educauon met at the Meigs Juntor Htgh &·hool m Mtddleport Supt. Charles Dowler told provtdm g for Saturd ay the board he had, unttl about classes 5 p m Monday , the approval Dr Ketth Rtggs satd he of the state departm ent of "anted it understood among educat ton for schools of the board members that enher dist n ct to fuu sh up on June cal end ar wa s merely 14 ful ftlltng a state obltgatton However, after 5 yesterday and the addtllonal tune added evcnmg, Dowler said he was to the schoo l year would not advtsed by the state depart - gre atly co ntnbute to the ment of education that the educatwn of the students Met gs Local Dtstnct ts not " Let's not fool ourselves," ehgt ble for ftve addttwnal Dr Rtggs commented calamity days granted by the The board agreed on the Ohto Leg tslature. cal endar wtth the June 21 The Metgs Dtstnct and clostng date. oth er dtstrtcts havmg had Semors wtll be permtlled to employe st rikes or havtng grad uate on June 6 as closed for fmanctal reasons, provtded by board acuon are not ehgtble for the ftvc severa l " eeks ago. Some days, Dow ler said he was semor cosmetology students advtsed yesterday wt ll not have all of thetr Two cal endars were requ tred hours tn by that tune presented to the board last but provistons wtll be made mght as a result of the word for them to mak e up that that earher approval of the tune June 14 closing would be It was decided to lodge a resc mCJed by the State protest against the decision departme~t of education at "'hich "Ill mnke Meigs once One of the calendars Lo cal stude nts attend would have allowed classes to classes lor five more days be dtsmtssed before June 21 than orig inall y planned but would have Involve d becaus e more board thre e days of Saturday members feel that It Is not school Saturday classes cos( a lair situation for some the dtstnct about $1100 extra districts only to have to for overtime salaries and so It complete 170 days of school wa s dectded again st ac- "hlle 175 Is being required (Continued on page 10) ce pttng the calendar PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The obser\lance of senior citizens day at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy !his evenlng ts opeo to the publi c. A Jitney supper will be held from 4 to 6·30 p.m. after which tim e ca ndidates night "Ill be held beginning at 7 p m. The arehilect for the ne" multi purpose building to contain a new snlor citizens realer will be on hand and numerous awards wlll be presented to se nio r citizens . County GOP announces its ' endorsements Les Fultz, chatrrnan of the Mctg s County Repu bhcan Executtve Committee, has announced that candtdates for State and Dtstrtct Offices m the Jun e 6 Prtmary Elecuon were endorsed at a recent meetmg held at the Metgs Inn Several candtdates were pr esent and tho se whose sched ul e prev ent ed their attending sent a representaltve to speak m thetr behalf After heanng from all candtdat es, th e foll owm g were endorsed and For Govern or LJ eutenant Governor, James A Rhodes and George V Votnovt ch. for Attorney General, George C. Smtih; for Treasurer of State, Sam Speck ; for Justtce of the Supreme Court , Term Conunencin g January 1. 1979, Robert E Holmes , for State Central Co mmttteeman, Btll Keslar ; for State Central Commtt!eewoman , Lorene G Johnston. All candtdates wh o are runnmg unopposed m the Prunary, were also endorsed and tncluded Donald E Lukens for Audttor of State , Ted W Brown for Secretary of State , Paul W. Brown for Justice of the Supreme Court, Term Commencing January 2, 1979 ; Homer E. Abele lot Judge of the Court of Appeals, 4th Dtstrtct ; Clarence E Miller for Representative to Congress ; Oakley C. Collms for State Senator, and Harold Schrttter for State Representative F'ultz s1ated that no endorsements were made in the case of cand tdates for county off tees. Chessie steam special visit set WednesdRy The Chessie Steam Spectal, a 21 car steam powered passenger traln, will visit Southeastern Ohio on Wednesday, May 17, with a oneway run from Parkersburg to Cmctnnati over the Chessle System (B&O) ma inline whtch is also the route of Amtrak's "Shenandoah," a spokesman for the Meigs (Continued on page 10) \ � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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