https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6d09fbb6583153b22da531469dfd2671.pdf f74fe3b884ec63a7490aa04d6868e1c4 PDF Text Text .• Youtl:i Week in Ohio set , , , ,., ,.,,.,.,.,., , , , , ,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,,,., , , , Sen. Collins Dateline ~776; buttonholed NEW YORK, April 3 by Elks lodges Maj. Wll\lam DeHart and a eoutiDflenl of New Jersey CLEVELAND - The Ohio troopa landed at Bedloe'a on legislation· Beat • • • Of the LARRY JEFFERS EUREKA Army Private Larry Jellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kennelb Jeffers, Eureka Star Rt., was graduated from f'ourth Advanced In• dlvldtial Training Bri«ade I Englpeer) course give at Ft. Leonard Wond, Mo., and is now IO<ated near Frankfurt, Germany. He is a graduate of Hannan Trace High Srhool, Claos of '69. 'His address fs : Pvt. Kenneth Larry Jeffen, %7:154-11!26, Co. C 54th Engr. B.N., A.P.O., New York 00026; INVENTOR DIES COLUM BUS I UP!) f'un eral services will be held Sunday at Westerville for Garnet C. Brown, Galena, inventor and an aviation and automotive pioneer who died here Thursday. He was 94. Brown, a confidante of the Wright brothers when they developed the airplane in their Dayton bic~e shop, was a charter member of the Aviation Hall of Fame . ~-~-----~-...., Your GOOd NeigHBOr Carrol K. Snowden 14 Stole .51., Gallipolis Phone 446-4290 Home 446-4518 S<Je him for all your family insurance needs. tiki A lfAtl rAIM State farm Insurance C o mpanle~ Home Ollir.es: Bloomington, lll inols p 7302 Great• so und fr o m stereo records , a-tra ck Stereo tape cartridges K·children to register h r---- stcreo so und system fealuros two powerful 10-inch woo fer s tor dyn.am ic baSs. Con - 1 vcnrent sltd e controls ModeiKS84J childten for kindergarten or as new enrollees in the first grade (did not attend kin· dergarten ' in Meigs Local ) may do so according to the following schedule : Middleport Elementary r Tuesday, April 13, from I p.m. to '3:30 p.m. 'Pomeroy Elementary , Wednesday, April 14, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. • Rutland Elementary, Thursday, April 15, from 9 a.m. to iloon. Any child whose fifth birthday falls on or before September 3(), 1976, may be registered for kindergarten for the fall of 1976, Any child whose sixth blrth.day falls on or before September 3(), 1976, may be registered for first grade for the faU of 1976. Parents are to provide the following at the ttme of registration : a record of immunization - 4 DI'T, 4 Polio , ~bin , I •measles, I Rubella, a recent TB skin test Iwithin one year before entering school) are required for admission In the fall, and the child's birth certificate. All parents e~ting to have chUdren enrolled in the fall as kindergarten students or as new enrollee students in tjle first grade are urged to register their ehUdren at the appointed times and places. 'QuesUons concerning this registration may be directed to the principals' office~ of the respective schools. Electronic Centen Weather BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL DETROIT - AUTO INDUSTRY SPOKESMen say the three-day Teamsters strike that ended Saturday will have a ._ripple er~ect through U1e Industry for at least another year. Before 'the ·tentative agreement was .reached' American Motors and General Motors aMounced pllins last ,;eek to close five plants - a move that would have affected nearly 20 000 workers. .. ' . . r . However, American Motors decided to keep its plants open m the wake of the settlement and GM modified its earlier plans when the parts that feed the assembly lines began moving into the plants. . ••f()~TA~~~ Fine traditional tables from Lane . at mo~t untraditionally low prices! Luxurloua Armoire Cabinet The Cf:RVANTES ~VE ABALLOOI'l! '_ The fill!ll activity to raise funds for the annual heartfund drive was Ill Pomeroy ~nd Middleport Saturday when members of the Meigs Order of DeMo)ijy and the lnter!'Btional ?rder of Job's Daughters exchanged heart-Moped balooons for contr1butio~s m the busme~s sections. Je~nifer Wise, left, and Angie Sisson, were among those workmg for .the Job s Daughters group. Miss Sisson is 'honored queen of the local order. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~~ . ~o.n. ~ole Stereo In an d push-button tun clion selec tor. stops fen-y • Adn'llro/; FM High water ~ QUALITY BUILT FOR YOUR HOMEI AM- FM and stereo . Elks Association has Island now the site of lbe . designated the week of May 1- Statue of Uberty lllld set ' . ....,_ _ _~ 7as Elks Youth Week in Ohio. · , lire to buildings wbleb lbe GALLIPOLIS - Golden POMEROY - John F. Stiffler, president of the Stiffler Spnosored by the fra ternal British bad started to Stores, was In Pomeroy Friday to present $500 to Pomeroy order for 'll years, this week fortify. A British ma...of· Canaday, Gallia . Coun!y Fire Chief Charles Legar In appreciation for the work of the is celebra ted annually war IIRd on them but no Farm Bureau repre.enlltive, was · among more Uwt ·250 flredepsrtmentswhichbattled the 'flreat the Pomeroy Stiffler throughout the·state to honor casualties resulted . • • Farm Bureau Federation StorelnFebnlary. Healsowasheretolookoverthetemporary junior citizens for their ~!ness location where the store is now operating, Stiffler achievements and con- :;:::·:::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::·:,-.:,:::::·>:::::<·:::::• members In CoiW!nbus March reported Friday that work will begin Monday In clearing away tr lbutions to community, . Pound standing· 23 dbcUMing propt!rty tu legislation with their state the ruble In preparation for reb11Udlng the fire-struck location state, and nation. senators. In Pomeroy's lower business block. According to pr.esent Awards valued at more at all-time low The. ~arm Bureau mem· plans, the store wiD be a two-floor operation when the new than $22,000 will be presented structure Is completed. to Ohio's top. students at a LONDON (UPI ) - The hers discussed Substitute luncheon Saturday, April 24, British pound has again House Bill 920 and Bouie Blll at the Hollenden House, fallen to an ali-time low and 761 with State Senator Oakley · MEET SENAroR - Molly M«terwll, l.eglalathe · THE COMMUNITY WAS stlllllied by the unexpected death Aide for Senator Oakley Collins, Wendy K. Hall Secretary Cleveland . Young people Colllns. Both billa have been · llf Mrs. Patty Young. Patty was one of those people with an the treasury reports record for Sen. Collins! and Golden Csnaday,left tO right. unbelievably sunny disposition. And one dQilsn'l find too many from nearly every part of the losses of gold and currency approved by the Ohio HOUII! state have been invited to re)!erves during March. and awalt aeWon In the Senate of those people around. attend the IWiehewi as guests Oil-producing COW!tries, Ways and Means Conunlttee, Sub. H. B. 920 would restore MRS. BUNNY KOHL, EXPERT cake baker, asked the of the Elks. Dr . Leonard switching their currency Po~oy Post Office for Information pertaining to the p. s. Gaydos of Tiffin is chairman reserves from sterling Into rolled-back millage to pre- Equalization, provide for In 1975, a U.S. Air For~ Na~recenUy . Post office employes carne lhriJP.IIh Bfld in of the event, according to an German deutschmarks and appraisal levels In counUes · property value adjustmenta every three years Instead of transport plane carrying appreciation Mrs. Kohl came through with a ciike for the announcement by Irving W. Swiss francs, piled on the that have undergone reapannually, reduce the Vietnamese orphans and postal people. The cake was decor1lted extensively in a Navy Davies of Notth Olmsted, pressure Friday amid in- praisal. Tax ' dollar!J to be maxim urn level of escorts to the United States motif. The employes \\'ere more than pleased. . President of the Ohio Elks ternational gloom over collected would be reduced ·Association and a mem!ler of Brilain's economic, financial Instead 0t millage. H. B. 761 assewnent level for property crashed S!tortly slier taking values fr_om fiG per cent to 35 off from Saigon, killing rnore THE YOUNG WIVES CLUB at,Chester has started a fund Lakewood Lodge. and poiiUcal prospects. The would replace the State per cent and make other than 200, Including 100 Fourteen national Board of Tax Appeals with a drive to give a helping hand to Tom and Co thy Spencer. Tom pound dropped to $1.8645 just got back to work after being ill and Cathy has been scholarships of $700 each and during Friday's trading - its Judicial Tax Court and state changes In the property tax children. Department of Tax structure. confined to Holzer Medical Center with double pneumonia . lowest in history. Those wishing tohelpcansendcontributions to Lila Van Meter !!:h~eq~h~:~~~~: Donald W. Pe~rs of Dover at Chester. who conducted a statewide MEMBERS OF PRECEPTOR CHAPTER, Beta Sigma "Most Valuable Student" Phi Sorority, are off to a big start In preparing a so~g and contest sponsored by the dance routine for their annual Silver Slipper to be held at the Order. Pomeroy Elementary' School on Saturday, April 24. Their number will be worked Into the "Spring Fling" of the Big Bend Furniture Department, 3rd floor Mirtstrel Asm., that night at the "Slipper" with !\to shows to be . Whaley elected presented during the evening. A cquple .. of years ago, the sorority gals tried their hand at the "can..:an" but it was pretty to Century Club strenuous and the ntirntier was dropped from the show. This year's number, pl.aMed by Debbi' Buck, is· a slower, easy SHADE ' - Robert E. moving presentation and should materialize without any Whaley, lO<al representative problems. for . Mutulll of Omaha and United of Omaha, was . ATTENTION FISHERMEN, OR SHOULD that be fisher recently named a member of persons, what with everyone's "rights"? Well - at any rate, United's Century Club, a club Greg Taylor, county game protector, reports that anrrual honoring excellence in life stocking at Forked Run Lake took place Thursday afternoon. insurance production . • Rich fruitwood finish on pecan venms. Well scaled for today's room sizes, Some 'l/00 rainbow trout, many of them nice size, were put into Selection is based on· outand the group inciuaes a wide variety of typas to satisfy almost any need in the 11\ke, Greg says. · tanding performance in life . furniture arrangement. The design is timeless and the craftsmanship is superb m ance volume and serthe kind that has made Lane synonomous with quality furniture for more TilE NATIONAL <XJMMISSION on the Reform of vice licyowners during a than sixty years. Secondary E~cation has recommended that the formal 13-week period following school-leaving age be dropped to 14 if the high school is not to graduation from United of beeilme a "custodial institution". It has recommended also Omaha's Career Seminar tllat employment laws should be rewritten to assure on the job School. Whaley is associated training In full time service and work for young people who with the Ron Eischeid want to leave high school. · Division Office, general It does make sense. Today's high schools have students agency for Mutual and United who are totally uninterested In gelling a high school education in Cambridge. through the classroom and it's the old story, "'ou can lead a horse to water". As a result the disinterested students create classroom problems which take up the teachers • time and education goes down the drain. Incidentally, several states have moved toward lowering the comput.ory school standards. MIDDLEPORT - Parents wishing to register their radio. Eight-speaker ~ CINCINNATr - EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM will conduct a crusade In Cincinnati during autumn of 1977, it was announced Sunday. The crusade, one of four to be held next year In the United Sta tes, is the result of four years of efforts by a local organization of clergy and laymen. "Needless to say we are very thrilled," said the Rev. Dr. Jerry Kirk, chairman of the.Executive Conunlttee of the Billy Graham Tn..State Crusade, an interdenominational group. Kirk said the group is trying to have the crusade which will last eight to 10 dsys, held at eithei Riverfront' Coliseum or Riverfront Stadium. BANGKOK, TilAILAND - PRIME MINISTER Kukrit Pramoj has been voted out of office in a stunning political · defeat apparently resulting . from .his !lecision to order Amencan troops out of Thwland. In nationwide elections Sunday !,or 1!11 279 seats ip' the Thai parUarnent voters took a hard swing away from the Jeffa nd toward the political eenter returns showed today. ' The big winner was the Centrist Democrat patty led by KuJu:it's older brother, Seni Pramoj, who was seen as a leading candtdate to become the next prime minister, Kukrit trailed three rival candidates in his 'Bangkok district apparently losing the sup(iort of thousands :of voting soldi~s who were angered at his decision to end the American military gresence. Two-county A Good Neighbor, Sts!P F1rm Is Therr • • reclamation tour is set ' POMEROY - The Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors are · sponsorlng a '- Mining Reclamation tour April 12 to which everyone interested is invited. The tour will meet at tilt Farmers Bank parking lot at 8:30a.m. to pool rides. It will cover approximately 140 miles through Jackson and Vinton counties with a restaurant stop at noon for lunch and arrive . back in Pomeroy at .about 4 p.m. Henry Bahr of the Ohio Reclamation Associatlon will conduct the tour. Wildlife packets of seedlings ordered frt .n the District can be picked up at the District office in the Farmers Bank building on Monday, April 5 any ttme be· tween 8 a.m. and 4:30p.m. During AprilS thru April16 District person· •I will be '· presenli.ng ~ onservation programs In ali elementary schools in the county as a prelude to the poster contest for fourth graders . r: ,~. servation films to be .shown tills year are "Wildlife at Home" and "Where Should a Squirrel Live?" both of which emphasize the importance of providing .-good '\l'ildiiCe habitat. " Plants, Animals and Man Sharing the Earth" booklets will be given to fourth graders to help provide resource material for tile posters. "Sharing the Earth" will be the theme for the posters for the contest ·, which will close ~pril 26. In case of rain, lite tour will be postponed from April12 to April '19. TETER TO SPEAK ATHENS - Harry Teter, Jr., executive director of the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC), will be ' the guest speaker at the AUTO WRECKED Buckeye Hills-Hocking POM.EROY ·- Erskine Valley Regional Develop. Blanton, Jr. , 20, Vinton, was ment ·District semi-annual taken to Holzer Medical general · policy council Center by the Pomeroy meeting April 27, at the Emergency Squad at 4:38 Athena County Club here. a.m. Saturday after the car Cocklalls will be served from he was driVIng hit ' a ·steel 6p.m. to 7 p.m., followed by a stanchion at the Landmark dinner for ali policy council Service Station on East Main members. The council St., Pomeroy. His car was meeting, which is open to the demolished. Pomeroy Police general public, wiU convene are Investigating the ac cident. ~--i.ttiiilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii:iiiii::;..a at 81Jl.m. I . j · .> . ' . BANGKOK, THAILAND - PRINCE NOROOOM SIHANOUK has resigned as cambodia 's chief of state official radio broadcasts said today. Sihanouk stepped down Sunday according to broadcasts monitored In Bangkok. ' IIi a farewell speech to the nation, the 53-yearo()ld prince (Conlinued on page 8) Partly cloudy tonight and lows in the upper low 40s, and highs T~:~~~ihty. in the 50s. Pr of precipitation near zero 10 per cent tonight and Tuesday. The ferry operating between Pomeroy and Mason, W. Va., went out of operation Saturday and will not resume until the Ohio River drops it was reported this. morning. • , Mason Mayor Fred Taylor said today he and Pomeroy , Mayor Clarence Andrews in a meeUng with U. S. Corps of Engineer representatives last year asked that additional approaches ~e constructed at Pomeroy and Mason so that the fmy could · conlinue operation when the water raised, ·At one tline, Dorset McCoy, owner of the ferry, even had offered to pliy the cost of concrete· for the additional binding facilities, Mayor Taylor said. However, according to Taylor, the request of the two mayors and the ferry operator was turned down by the Corps. As a result, every Ume the water raises the ferry will not be able to opera~e. e VOL. XXVII NO. 249 The Mason mayor said that at such times, the fire and emergency phOne .and the police phone in Mason are tied up endlessly by people asking for Information on the status of the ferry . The result is that Mason residents calling for help in ease of fire, emergency Or for pollee protection cannot get through. "People call in to ask questions about the ferry and we just don 'I have the answers. Ail we know Is that the ferry cannot operate when the river is· up," the mayor said. , He thllftfore asked that motorists refrain from calling in on the pollee and emergency phones about the matter. .. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtown Pomeroy at 11 a . m.. Monday was 50 degrees under sunny skies. FIRE HYDRANT CREW- This group from Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249was ~in Pomeroy'~ business section Saturday giving the' fire hydrants a red, white and blue paint treatment mobservance of the bicentennial. Three separate groupa were workiniJin town to paint 71 hydrants. In this group, front, 1-r, are Brent Norton, John Morrla and Terry Snowden; back row, Todd Norton, Ray Werry, Mark Norton and Harold Norton who II a member ofthe troop ~mmlttee, Recently, troop members painted irl red, whlta a~d blue, a number oftrash con tamers which have been placed In the business section of town. • at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • enttne MOND~Y. APRIL 5. 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS. Some drivers oppose terms United ~ss Jnternattonal While some 40,000 striking Teamsters Union members in Ohio ~egan returning to work Sundsy, a Cleveland man becarpe the state's first fatality of the three-day walkout. · A small number of Ohio's union . members were unhappy with contract terms . annnounced Saturday afternoon In Chicago and apparently planned an organized rejection drive. Kenneth Paff, head of TeaniSterfi for a Decent c~­ tract, said In Cleveland his group wUI do everything possible to get the tentative national agreement voted down In the next two weeks. On the economic front In the Buckeye State, plants that began laying off workers last Friday because of inventory shortages and buildups, Including Anchor Hocking In Lancaster, were not expected to recall employes until normal production can be resumed In several days. Spokesmen for the automotive Industry said the strike could have a ripple effect on their business lor at least another week. Truckers on road again An Ohio Highway Patrol spOkesman said no strike violence was reported Saturday night or SW!day. "Some trucks are roUing on the roa!j_~,'' said th~ ,spokes.man. "AIIlil quiet." . Aspokesman for one of the ,.. largest haulers in Ohio, Com· mercia I Motor Freight, Inc., said iri Columbus Sunday the company was "rounding up drivers, and they will be back on the road right away,·· Commercial Motor Freight Teamsters were among the first In the nation to walk out when the old contract expired midnight Wednesday. Toledo Trucklr,g Association Executive Secretary Harold Tierney (Continued on page 8) Testimony must he scheduled at ( OONFERENCE IS HELD - Bill Kinunona, seated right, conferred with local r.nll ~turday afternoon at ~ meeting held at the Meigs Museum on the arrival of the blc~te~nlal wagon train m Pomeroy on June 5. Seated, left, Is John Rice, chairman of the Me~gs Bu:-;ntennial CommlS.IIIon; standing from the left are County Conuniulooer Bel'lllll'd A 1582-01 Cocktail Table 52x 20 x 15H I 0 1582·18 Snack Table 1B x 18 x 15H f F 15B2·39 Orop Leaf End Table 27 x 15 X 24H !closed) 27 X 31 X 24H f~pen) J 1582·53 He. Commode, 2 doors G 1582-94 Chairslde Commode K 1582·09 Large Cocktail Table, drawer 25 X 15 X 24H E 1582·19.0val Cocktail Table 50 x26 x 15H 69'.95 1 29 1/8 X ,25 1/4 X 22H 58 H 1582-08 Sofa/Console Table shelf 54x 151/4x26H Prices start at 1582-85 Nest of Tables 24x16x22H ' X 24 X 15H L 1.582:92 Square Commode, 27 X 26x 22H Mlln Store, Horne Furnlelllngs 'Anne• ind WorthouM on · Mtchonlc StrHI open Mondly 1111'111111 Tllursdlly, to 5:00. Open Friday Til• p.m.-S.turdly Tl15 p.m. ' :10 . ELBERFELJ)S IN POMEROY 2doors IJSTEN TO_INMAN - These active members of the Meigs County Humane Society . were ln~rested m remarks being made by John W. Inman, director of the Humane Society of the Um~ed States, Great Lakes Regton, at a Southeastern Ohio Quadrant Society meeting ai the Me~gs Inn Saturday. From the left are Mrs. Eleanor Zeiher, Mrs. Mildred Fowler Mrs. Willie M. Coates and Mrs. Pat Rickman. ' ••• Gilkey, M1ddl,eport Mayor Fred Hoffman and Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Alldrews, The barge carrying the 22 state wagons, parade and musical presentation will be In Pomeroy between thehoursof4a. m.(cq) and noon on June 5. Point Pleasant, W. Va,, will be the atop prior to the Pomeroy stop and leaving Potn~roy, the unit will go to Ravenawood, Va, • ' W: Bicentennial wagons ·United Presslntel'lliltlonal railroad hearing Thousands of truckers have hit the road again, ending the ' All Meigs County persona first nationwide teamstera flll'eBenting tesUmony at the strike and easing the rallway abandonment economic impact of the three- hearing in Gallipolis Wed· day walkout. "It would seem nesday and Thursday must the majority of the drivers be assigned a time to make In settljng America, wagon ,are back on the road," a their presentation, the Meigs trains moved from the East' Trucking Employers, Inc., County RaUway Committee to the West. Tbls year - to spokesman said Sunday. said today. carry out a bicentennial "But there are pockets that project of the State of Penn. The conunlttee said the are still out." sylvania ..:.. the direction Is hearing on the abandonment More than half of the by the Chesapeake and Ohio reversed. 400,000 Teamsters settled RaUway line from Logan to Wagons moving from West Friday for a tentative three- Pomeroy has been set for two to East will make Pomeroy year contract caillng for a 3() one of their stops on June 5, per cent pay Increase and days, _April 7 and 8, rather their ultimate goal unlimited cost of living than the one day, April 7, as PhUadelphia on July 3, earlier. Persons raises. TEl, the largest . announced planning on presenting . In Pomeroy Saturday to employers group, held out statementa and testimony are cooler with members of the until Saturday before asked to call the Meigs Meigs County Bicentennial reaching tentative accord Committee ill 992·5794 to Commission and others on \Vith the final 175,000' receive an assigned time for the arrival of the wagon train · Teamsters. nviking their presentation. -bybargeyet- in Pomeroy ' in Pomeroy on June 5 . .• OII"June 5 was Bill Kimmons of Jjoliver, Mo., an advance agent of the Bicentennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage. KiRliJlons· pointed out to local residents that 22 of the W&l!ons representing various states are to be transported up the Ohio River by barge to emphasize the lnfiuence of the waterways in the settling of the western lands. Kimmons said that in addition to the 22 state wagons which will be on the barge, scheduled dJ arrive In Pomeroy at 4 a.m. on Juile 5, three state wagons - ' Ohio, West VIrginia and Penn. sylvania - will be available to par ad~ from Middleport 1o Pomeroy on the June 6 date. There will be a group of . Penn State University studenllarrivingin Pomeroy and fhey will pre-1 1 ~ mJnQte musical ahow deallng with the bicentennial. Eight counties were During the morning neutering and spaying cif Kimmona aaid the students represented when John w. session, visual and . audio animals were given . Animal · have .an inaplrational Inman, director of the materials for school . abuse In ZOOII and rodeos was Humane Society of the United programs were reviewed. discusse(l. Bernard Slates, Great Lakes Region,. Animal ·abuse ' and ·current joined the group for a" conducted a Southern Ohlo legislative action pertaining discussion on local fund Quadrant meeting of the to hunting and trapping were raising. Humane SoCiety hosted by discwrsed. ' Inman spoke on careers in the Meigs County Society at Everyone took part in the working with animals and the the Meigs Inn Saturday, afternoon round table necessity of Informing the Societies of Athens, discussion on financial public of animal problema. Belmont, F:airfield, Hocking, records, animal handilng, Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Washington, Licktng. ani! and animal ab1111e. , Andrews 1\'e!Comed the Jefferson were repr~j!~~!nted Latest reporta on research repreaentatiy,es of the at the meeting as W8s the pertaining to . cheaper various socl'eties to the Parkersburg, W. Va., methods tban surgery in community. Eight htunane. soci~ties at Meigs Inn meet~g Sat urd ay program and .theY are ac· companied by a~~aae. ltld lighting Blld 11011nd 171tem 10 that the presentation Is "ready to go" ahorUy after the students arrive, There Ia rio charge for 111y of the activities inYoJvld, Kimmons stated. People, however, do not go on!G the barge on ·which the otate wagons are being curlecl. A store selling varlOUIIJPII of souvenirs - all approyld !lema.- may be operated If the community wtahel. Any organization selected by the local bicentennial conunlaaion wiU receive 10 percent of the proceeds !rom the · aouvenlr atore If it operalei in the CGIIIIIllllity. LocaJ relidenll ,han a !rei hand with the flexible presentation of the day, Kimmons llld, In that they can add locaJ talent to the presentation b)' the Pwt State studenll lo IIIIU a longer shOw. Alao, pll'· ._ tielpanta can be invited 1o join with the WIIIOIII moving from MlddleP!fl to Pomeroy in a paracle. The sroup Saturday diiCUised the location for tba show and the bqe. It wu tentatively decided lbal tba Middleport Commiiiii!J l'ltll would be a good locaUon for preparing lbe for tba parad8..to was flll&geatd tllat.1111 CIIT)'inl the Z2 state ••.•• a u.ra. u.ra. ...., Pw:U! '~ '\ . • �. ' • .·. ' 3- The Dally Sentlbei, Mlddlepori-Pcmeroy, 0., Mooday, April'5,19'11 ... . 111!' Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April6, 1976 . Votes cotyested down to WHARTON Uolted Press Iuteruatlonal Democratic candidates Jimmy Carter and Morris Udall searched out the last few undecided votes before Tuesday's primary in Wisconsin. Henry Jackson ignored Wiscpnsin to concentrate on the "landslide By ELIZABE'nl Kings Island prices up by Sl per pei'S()n KINGS MILL, Ohto (UP!) - Tbe price of admission will be increased $1 per person this season at Kings island amusement park, General Manager Ed McHale said Sunday. McHale said visitors will ,have to pay $8 per person when the park opens for preview weekends April 24. However, he said, admission after 5 p.m. will cost $5, a policy tlle park adopted last year. Senior ctttzens wtll be admitted for $4 every day during the regular seaSO!l which opens May 29, and a W. cent admission will be charged for the "Lion Country ·Safari ," McHale said. He also announced several new attractions for the park. Among the new features wtll be a $1.8 mtlllon theater, a marionette musical in the &ir theater, as well as the addition of 10 Bengal tigers and 50 olive baboons for the . 111 weekend party caucuses m picket lines. victory" he ex cted In New Vtrginia and Kansas, where He satd he would offer' Yock. he ran behind unconurutted Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat The fourth delegate candtdates but well tractors instead of tanks Democratic conte ahead of all others: becawre "we ought to damp Wisconsin, George lace, and Udall .doWll this anns race in tbe Jackson cut short his campat ·ng appeared on television Middle East and not feed it and appealed for votes fro ~' Udall was and build It up." his home in Alabama. Jackson, on CBS-TV's President Ford rested at Interviewed on NBC-TV 's home Sunday after two days "Meet the Press" after being "Face the Nation," said be in the dairy state. Ronald escorted by union members still believes the United Reagan' s Wi sco ns in across the striking National States should have sent a supporters used radio and Assoctation ol. 'Broadcast peacekeeping force to television spots to promote Employes and Technlctans Lebanon to try to maintain a cease-ftre. their absent candidate, who was headed today for . . - - - - - - - - - . ,. Meanwhile, G<>v. Ella personal campatgnin g in · The Dai"' Sentinel 1 Grasso of Connecticut backed '1 ' up her endorsement of Texas. DEVOTED TO THE Carter spent Saturday INTEREST OF. night in Washington to attend MEIGS·MASON AltEA CHESTER l TANNEHILL the annual Gridiron dinner Exec. Ed. · and roasting, at which Ford ROBE~T HOEFLICH was guest of honor, then Coty Editor l Published dolly excepl , ar8 upstaged the President Sa tur day by T he Ohio Va lle y Pu bl i shing Com . Sunday morning. panv . tt1 Courl so.. , HUNTINGTON W Va . Out early, he said, to show Po me r oy , Ohio .15769 ', 1 Business Oil lee Phone 991 · I (UPI) - MarshallS .Haro d his daughter the White House 2156 Edltor lo l Phone 992 Payne stole most of the show and the Wa shington 21 ~~ cond class postag e 1 in the Marshall lnvitattonal Monument, Carter crossed in pa;d a\ Pomeroy. Ohio Golf Tournament but it was !root of St. John's church Nationa l acvert •s• n g repr ese nlatlve Ward notenoughtokeepOhloState mmutes before the President Gr •ff1th Compan.y , Inc , from winning its third Bo ttl nell l & GaiL!IOher D1v , was to arrive for services. 757 Third Ave, New Y ork , straight title. He distracted a share of the 1 7 N ~ub ~~~ iptton rtties Ohto State's visiting Ford spectators, reporters Del ivered by ca r r1e r where Buckeyes WOWld upwiUll,lOO and photographers as he av ailable 75 ce nt s per strokes to wm the crown · week By Motor Route crossed to Lafayette Square where carrier service not Marshall came Ul second with and held an informal news a varlable , One month , 1120 Sl 25 Bv mal! •n Qh o an d a , score. 1 · conference w va One Yea r , S22 oo. Payne, however, shone as When Ford arrived a S1x months , $11 51l, Thre e · di ·d 1 f · month s. S7 oo Elsewhere the best tn VI ua , ll'mg a reporter told him, "Jimmy S26 oo year t• x mon ths tournament record fiveCarter was just here " Ford replied, " Yes, I heard ." Carter told reporters he was happy with his shoWlllgs Sll 50 , thre e m'on ths, S7 50 Subscnp t10n pri ce Incl udes Sunday T•m es sen lmel L----.,-------Ji SEO All Stars, McAfee honored 'Safari.' Paul thankful for confidence VATICAN CITY (UP!) .Pope Paul· VI says a magazine article calling him a homosexual Ia "a horrible and slanderouns insinuation" devoid of truth. The 78-year-old pontiff told about 80,000 persons 111 St. Peter's Square for his noon blessing Sunday ''we know you have been asked to pray for our humble person, made the object of derision and of horrible and slanderous insinuations by a certam magazme irrespecttve of honesty and truth." Italy's Roman Catholic btshops called for -atonement prayers m all Italian churches because of the article. "We thank all of you for such a demonstration of filial compassion and moral sen· stttveness," the Pope said to loud applause. French writer Roger Peyrefitte, a self-proclaimed homosexual, made the allegation in' a Tempo magazine arttcle attackmg a recent Vatican document condemning homoseruallty, masturbation and premarital sex. " .... It is well known that Paul VI had as a .boYfriend a movie actor whose name I am not going to mention, but whom I recall v~ well," Peyrefltte wrote. He said this was "when our friend Paul was sttll named Msgr. Montint, archbishop of MUan," before his election to "the papacy in 1963. McAfee concluded his "The Southeastern Ohto League has the best basket· remarks by telling of various ball coaches, from top to mcidents which occurred bottom, I've ever seen," said during his coafhtng years at retiring Athens High School Ames-Berne and Athens Coach Charles McAfee. · He said, "I am going to McAfee, dean of the miss the coaches, players, SEOAL hardwo<>d coaches, fans and you kids. Thank you was guest speaker durtng very much for the plea~nt Thursday night's 27th annual memories. G<>d bless all of All-Conference Awar~s you and good luck to you." Banquet at Ironton High The speaker was presented School. a special desk plaque by Odie ApproXImately 126 persons O'Donnell, Gallipolis, representing all eight con· secretary-treasurer of the ference communities al· SEQ Sportswrtters and Radto tended. Broadcasters Ass<>elatlon on McAfee, who will step down behalf of the newsmen. Tom thts spring after 35 years of Metiers, Athens, presented coach111g, said, "Basketball McAfee an offtcial award offers ability to accept cttatlon from the Ohio High crittcism and most young School Athletic Association, people today look for Members of the All-Star criticism. squad were presented awards "Young boys and girls all by James Mains and Mike belong to something t<>day, Burcham . Logan 's Mike whether It is boozing it up, McBroom recetved the best taking dope, or runmng the foul shooting award from Jtm streets, but thank G<>d you Myers Ron Crump presented here tonight belong to basket- the loop's MVP award to ball instead of these other Ironton's Dean Fttzpatrick. things. Waverly Coac~ Carroll "Basketball cures selftsh Hawhee presented Ironton attttudes and perpetuates Coach Buddy Bell witll the hard work, discipline, and Coach of the Year Award. dedication . Basketball also Frank Houston presented promotes teamwork, working the league championship under extreme stress and trophy to Ironton co-captains provides an outlet for native Dean Fitrpatrick and Eddie ability." Howard . The Bill Thomas The successful Bulldog Traveling Trophy was mentor cited examples, using presented to Ironton's senior such names as Quinn players by Darryl Jones. Buckner of Indiana, Lew Gallipolis players honored Alcindor, UCLA and former were Tony Folden and Gary Brwns Coach John Wo<>den. Snowden, first team and He stated thai everyone has Brent Saunders, honorable something to look forward to, mention. "But you youngsters have Meigs player~ honored something to look forward to were Mick Davenport, second that our generations have not team and Mitch Meadows, had, and that is a prospect of honorable mention. peace for the entire world." M urda ' Y to finish with a 214, two-wKierpar for the 54-hole event. He ~arded six birdies and a bogey and hit 16 greens at the Guyan golf and Country Club course. Wayne Bartolacci of Ohio State was second to Payne on an even-par 216. John Mtller of Bowling Green was tllird at 218. Bartolacci and Miller shot one-under-par 7ls Saturday. Craig Carson of Ohio State skied to a 75 and !ted Dave Ryan of Eastern Kentucky for fourth place at 219, and John Bruce of Virginia Tech was sixth at 221. Bruce, who had a 77, and Carson were CO· leaders after 36 holes. Rod Sptttle of Ohio State was seventh at 223 and Jay Guthrte of Marshall and Mark Balen of Ohio State lied for eighth at 224. Bowling ~reen was third tn team standmgs at 1,134. Kentucky was ,fourth at 1,138, followed by K~t State wtth. 1,142, Mtamt 1,146, Vtrgmta Tech 1,150, Eastern Kentucky 1 ~152, Ball State and Toledo tied at 1,169, Ohio U!Uve~slty 1,166 and West Vtrginta 1,222. shows DEAR DR. LAMB - Our d<>etor says that my husband has a bifid valve or early calcereous aortic stenosis. He ts 63 years old. Sometimes he has a sharp feeling of pain in his heart, then no more trouble. He feels fine except he tires out rather quickly. He is slim, does not have high cholesterol or any other problema. The doctor says there Is nothing to worry about. Wtll you please tell me how dangerous thts condition is' Can anything be done to help tt? DEAR READER - At least I can Identify from your letter the anatomical area Involved. The aortic valve Is located at the outlet of !be heart to the one great artery (aorta) that provldta all of lhe b~ to almoslfall ol !be bndy except the lungs. Or· · dinarlly this valve bu three ( . IIJ FRED DOWN ii~ UPI.,_. Wrller ' Jim Hunlert lht New York Yanlleea' t2.lmllllon pltdter, 1ooU rudy to ''go lana" del!l!te tile ahun trainlllg -· Hllllerllll'priled jllll about everybody e1cept himself &mdaJ wbeo he allOwed Ollf rt,ll ad IlK hits In IIIVen "lnnliip as tbe Yankees bombed Jim Palmer and defeated the Baltlmllre Orioles u..~. He Ia slated ~ plldl the Yank•' Oll'lll!lll 181111! ti !be Amerlc111 Leag~~e on April. a and Is phyllcally able to. plldt nine tnntncs despite tbe lhortened ··:· ==~ ,. \\:-~ r- ;:;: ByBERNARDBRENNER . [:[· . i.ji. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Both Congre&~~ and the:=: ·,: :·: administration are overlooking a pow~ antl-recesslon :~: ... :;:: tool which can be used to create new jobs with minimal :: -~ ::: costs to taxpayers, a House rural affairs l.'eader says. :::" ": :;: The tool according to Ron. John B. Breckinrldge, D " ('o'f ":' "'I' ::; Ky., Is the government's rural development program .;:; ~~ ::: including, specifically, authority foc loans to finance a '* • ;:; wide range of commuulty facilities and new buslneSilfS ·:;: •'• • '•' 1 ::: and industrtes. ·::: , ::: Breckenrtdge, as head of the Congressional Rural -:;: ·.: ·!:! Caucus, is beading a fight to add about $3.5 billion to the =~~ .;: ::: administration's pro(1!l5ed $4.9 billion budget for rural .::: =~:~ development loans and grants in the fiScal year starting :':': '" •"•~ Oct! . ... . . ~ ,,, =;:; The Kentuckian conceded in an interview he W&B \~: ·••• • =i!: "personally not toosangui,ne" a~t tbe outlookfoc major !:! ::::; ·::: additions to the budget. But he satd he would continue to :·: .,., ·:: press particularly fpr about $2 billion of the proposed !:l .~:: ;~: boost which includes authority for expanded loans. :!l ·::~ INDICATORS : Index of ';: We have trouble getting people to understand this, but ,l:_ leading business indicators ::: the fact ts that the additional loans will actu~lly cost ::: rose 0.8 per cent mFebruary, -~:! taxpayers only about $55 million in operating expenses ::! :::~ a substantial slowdown from :: and even that wouldn't become a budget expenditure until :;: ···· January's revised increase of !:! the 1978 fiscal year," Breckenridge said. ::!. ~:~ 1.5 per cent. The mdex, which :; " If w~ can get these loans, we can create 260,000 new :!:. ,,::< charts the direction of the ::: jobs,'' he said. :~· ···· economy, has risen for four .:.: Breckenridge satd these jobs, which would generate =::: consecutive months hlit at i=i secondary economic activity creatli\g sttll more ~(: . 105.7 per cent remained far ;:: employment, would be permanent m contrast to the ::: "' below Its peak of 126.6 in mid· :=: "sliort-term relief" effect of public service jobs proposed :=:· .~ 1973. Jii: m a number of pending bills. !:! INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT : ::: The loan programs 111volved are operated by the :·: ,; Production increased 0.6 per :;: Farmers Home Admintstration in the Agriculture ::: · cent in February from the ~:: Department and the Small Business Administration. !"! nation's mmes, factortes and ::· In the FHA portion of the bui!get, for example, the ::: "'" uttbtles. :!: administration has proposed authority for f350 million in ::: . HOUSING: Starls.of family ·:· l<>ans to finance new business and industry in rural areas ::: ... dwellings were up a record 'll :;: and $470 rrullion to help rural communities build new :.:. per cent over the previous :::. water and sewer plants. · i=i month, welcome news for the ::: Other portions of the rural development program, ;:;: .. hard-hit industry. February's ·:: which Rural Caucus leaders say the administration is ;:;: "" starts were at 1.55 million, 63 ::!. throttling by holding loan levels down and seeking to ::: ~ per cent higher than a year :: eliminate many grant programs, include aids ranging :: ago and the largest one· ::: from farm and rural housing assistance to rural :: montll total in abnost two ·;:: development planning grants and rural fire protection ![ ... years. ::: grants. ::;: ,. GNP: 'J'he Gross National ::: Administration officials recommended no funds at all :: • Product rose 4.9 per cent in ·:.= for rural ftre protection grants In the 1977 fiscal year. The :;: the last quarter•of 1975 and :·: Rural Caucus ts proposing $7 million, which would be !:! stood at $1 216 trillion. :.; double the current fiscal year's budget. ·;:; . · n Eonomists predict it wtll ;: Why fire protection grants? ;~: , ., grow at 6 to 7per cent most of ::: " If we can't afford ftre equipment tn Dry Rtdge, Ky., :;: .. ,. 1976, enough to avert slipping !:! nobody can afford the insurance he'll need to build a plant =;: back mto recession . :;; there which would provide jobs and get people off the food ·::: ,,,, :!: stamp program," Breckenridge said. And If the .":: "'" ::. community ts too poor to afford a new water and sewer ::: METZIE ENDORSED :;: system without a grant or loan, he said, it may also lose an ."!" , COLUMBUS (UPI ) :;: opportunity to create jobs which would let "folks move :;: Former Sen . Howard M. :;: back from the ctlles," : "" Metzenbaum, Mhlo, was .::. Whether the rural leaders win or lose in their funding :;: .• unanimously endorsed :!: fight this year, Breckenridge said, they wtll continue to' !:~ Sunday by the Ohio State ::. seek to build the federal rural development effort in the ::: . ~· j:ouncll of Machmists in his :;: future . ·:::: bid for a return to the Senate. ' } "This is a long struggle, and if we can get some :~:. , , The endorsement was made :;: understanding of the issue we can lay the foundation loc :;;: :;: •"because of Metzenbaum's ::: the next fiscal year," Breckenridge added: "long recqrd of support for :!· He said rural leaders ·must convince urban i=i· ::; labor and his outstanding :;: lawmakers that the drive to develop the rural economy is ;:;. .. ::: ., " record in the Senate in 197(" :;· not a threat to efforts to ease urban poverty. ·:::· said council Secretary. ::: :rreasurer Phtlip Zimnella of ~~: :·:·:·.·:•,•,•,•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;·:···.·.·.·.···=··:·:·:·::;:;:::;:;:;': :: ::;:;:;:,:,:;:,:·:;:;:;:;:;::·:·:·:=::;:,:,:,:,:;:,:·:;:::;:;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;:;:: ,. -.~ Cleveland. •, I another vehicle in the ctt:r;'s reported the incidents by massive Tien An Men (Gate " telephone to UP! in Hong of Heavenly Peace) Square. Kong. Political slogans, shouted When a fire truck came, tbe mob swarmed over tt and ,and written on banners and threw off equipment as wreaths, seemed to link the onloo)t~rs cheered. riot with the power struggle The fire truck put out one .that has developed since blaze, but madeno atterr)pt to Chou's death which has approach the other burning centered on Vice Premier vehicles, said witltesses who Teng Hslao-ping, wbo was .expected to succeed Chou and who delivered the eulogy at Racine Social Events By Mrs. Franels Morris Mrs . Garnet Ervme entertained at her home on Broadway Thursday, March 26, with a bountiful dinner to a number of her friends, namely, Mrs. Florence Potts, Syracuse ; Mrs. Aleta Par. sons, Clinton, Ohio; Mrs. thai can be told ts by spectal Heart pain is not sharp and a Xrays taken of the heart, and better history would need to in many instances a careful be known. Foc information to study of the heart through how to recognize heart pain cardiac catheterlzallons. The send 50 cents for The Health pressure is measured tnslde Letter, number 2-10, Heart Ute heart and outside the Attack, Myocardial In· heart beyond the obstruction. far~lton, Angina Pee· On the basis of this In· loris. Send a long, stamped, !ormation and special X-ray self-addressed envelope for studies one can usually telf mailing. Address your letter how much obstruction is to me in care of this news· present. . paper, P. 0. Box 1551, Radio If there is a major amount City Station, New York, NY of obstruction, and certainly 10019. If it is indeed associated with 1 I usually don't mention progressive changes in the geographic localities but I see heart, open heart surgery you're close to Stanford could be constdered. In thts University, and I would case the diseased valve would suggest that you ask your be removed and an artificial doctor to refer you to tlle valve put in ita place. This is cardiac clinic there for a a serious operation but It is cardiac evaluation The done every day tn major nature of the dtsease, if mild, heart surgery centers of the •may not be serious, but If nation. ., there is a major amount of 1am not sure how you know obstruction I feel that a yoW' husband has heart pain. cardiac evaluation Esther Price, Portland; Mrs . Ethel Hoback, Racine Route ; Mrs. Ann Beegle, Mrs. Mtldred Spencer, Miss Vera Beegle, Racine. Those calling in the afternoon were Mrs. Esther Harden, Syracuse ; Mrs. David Shain and son, Jason, Racine. A good lime was enjoyed by all m reminiscing and hy(lln singing Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Parsons of Athens area and daughter, Mrs. W. T. Ellis of Burbanks, Calli., visited Mr. and Mrs . Crill Bradford Sunday~ Mr. and Mrs. Par· sons and daughter are leaving soon to go to nonda to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with their children at the home of their son, Rev. and Mrs. Randall Parsons . Another son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thorn, who lives In Florida, wtll also be present for the celebration. Mr. ' anti Mrs. Larry Gawthrop and children, Carol and Mary of Summerville, W. Va., were weekend guests of their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Don Walker. Merle Shain and frtend, Pauline Lesco, of Pittsburgh, Pa., visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy RifRe, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch spent a weekend wtth their son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Birch and daughters at Bellevue. Mr. an~ Mrs. Ed Mtller vist ted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornwell Saturday at .Fairview News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sayre of Columbus spent Sunday the Jan. l5 memorial service. The Incidents, which appeared spontaneous, broke out one day after crowds laid numerous wreaths 111 honor of Chou at a Martyrs' Monument in the square on the occasion was Ching Ming, an ancient festival dedicated to the dead. Witnesses said "tens of thousands" of Chinese returning to the square early tnday found that security forces had cleared away the wreaths and cordoned it off. Some broke through the cordons and rushed to the steps pi the Great Hlill 61 the . Wolfpen with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. o Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert of Columbus were last Sayre spent Wednesday and weekend visitors of Mr. and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. , Mrs. Paul McElroy and Mr. Buck R<>dgers at Colum.bus. and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff . Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Joey. Lawson and baby, Mr. and Mr . and Mrs Charley Mrs. Harold Lawson and.son Smith were last weekend of Letart, W. Va., Mrs visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Parsons and sons, Daniel Wocley of Beckley, W. Antiquity, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Va. Morris and baby, Mr. and Mrs . clinton Gilkey of Mrs. Robert Lawson and i\lbany was a recent visitor of family were Sunday guests of Mr. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson H. E. Warner returned and Wilda, home from Veterans David and Cindy Roush Memorial HoS~~iial . spent Saturday night with llfrs. Bertha Russell Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at returned home from . Clifton, W. Va, Veterans Meptorial Hospital. Sharon and Edward Roush ' Weekend visitors were Mr. spent Saturday evening with and Mrs. William Boyce, Edward Hupp. Geocge Wm. Venoy and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van cat! Russell of Columbus. Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saturday supper guests· of Russell, Mtchaeland Mandy, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith of Wolfpen, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Dana Lewis of Clifton and Knapp, Kevin, Kall and Mrs. Edna Roush spent Charles, and Mr. and Mra. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Worley of Beckley, W. Russell Roush and lamtly and Va. helped Russell celebrate hiS Sunday dinner gueata of birthday. He was presented a Mr. and Mrs. Hariey'Johnson birthday cake by his grand· were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel children, Michael and Mandy Worltey of Beckley, W. Va., Russell , and by his Mr. and Mra. Doyle Knapp, Roberta Lewis, Kall, KniD .nd Olarlea and People, the site of a final memorial · service to Chou. One group, apparently from Peking's Tsinghua Uruversity, focal point of tbe current power struggle, and seemed to want to read a petition and scuffling lroke out on the steps. Mobs of youths defied police, security men and soldters, and pushed onto the monument to place new wreaths, Army reinforcements were called but stayed on the outskirts of the square, tbe sources said. It was reportedly the worst such outbreak since the chaotic atltural Revolution almost a decade ago, In 1966 Red Guards from the universities took to the streets to fight the Ideological struggle at tacking those believed to have capitalist leanings including Teng. The army eventually had to be called in to put down the disturbances. By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sparta I!dltor ATLANTA (UP!:) - T1mtng Ia supposed to be everyt!t~ ln. life, and If It Ia, Scott May of lndla111's NCAA champions his ccme along a couple of years too late. Two y-a ago, he'd have been a cinch to have wound up an ovemlgbl mlllkmlre. Now tblnp are dlllerenl with tbe profel18ional basketball owuers In both leagues. They're pulling ·In their bella and · putting the rubber bend beck on Utell' bank rolls. If the !e&gues hive to BJM:Dd any mote big money, It 'II be 111 establlllled lllan, they say, and not on any hot Shot ktda coming out of college. Dave DeB1188chere, lite ABA commlsaloner, 118)'11 hia league may not even hold Its annual draft tbll year because the owners want to develop and strengthen their teama tntefliiUY, That's merely another way of saying the owners are tired of getttng burned. '!be feeling Ia the same in tbe NBA where any of tlle owners are ready to cite the caae of Ken Durrett, a Jim McDaniels or an Ernie DIGregorio. Dlm!U r«eeved a reported $2 mlllton over fl" years and Is now playing ID the Eastern League. McDaniels got $1.knUilon o~ ail years and was !IOlllethlng lesa than a baD Ill fire with Seattle and Los Angeles before beInc let 10. U his contract continues to be honored he must get ' '100,000 a year until 1990. • DIGregorio signed a fiVe-year contract at ~.000 a year with 1111! Buffalo Braves and was the rookie of the year In 197~ but a tGmplete diButer this 11811011. Rlglti now, Saltl May Is generally recogniud 81 the finest aroles!lonal basketball prol!peCt In the coiDitry. Jf the owners are cutting off the lig money for rooktea, and he's coming aloog a llUie loo late, May doesn't seem overly worried aboUt II. "l'n:t not really Interested In a whole lot of money,"'ll)'ll the 22-year-old, s.foot-7 forward frOm Sandusky, Ohio. "I'd like. to play aroles!lonal buketbllll. I'd love to play wltb tbe beet players who ever lived, but I haven't tallted to any qents yet. I'm jUit waltlru!. The main thing I want to do now Ia play mlbe Olympic team. I wouldn't sign a ar~onal contract before I did !bat'" ' AI UPI's college basketball playet of the year, May received the .Nalamlllt Trophy Sunday nlcht !rem the Atlanta '11poff aub. He siW W8ll1 'I com~etely over lbe udtement of the Hoollers' title victory over Mtchigallln Pblladelphla a weelt: qo. g , Jobn ,lfa.Ueet, a teammate of Indiana Coach Bobby 'sat Ohio ~le, vlalted tbe.Hooliers to talk will! y lllll1 can't getoverlhat either. "For him to take time to ~m~e to Philadelphia Jua1 to talk wltb Ul WBI beyond 0111' Imaginations," aald May, "It W8l the lint time! enr met him and It 111ve me a lremando111 thrW. He aald 11111111 of us would be ~out 1a1t game ,tbal night and If we went out tllere and just ~ the hardest we !mew howfortwo houn, there waanow'ay we could loee." 'After Havlicek blld flnlahed talkln8 to all lbe lncllllia pla)'«'S, Scott May apolre with the Bolton Oeltict' IW alone. They didn't ta11t about m011ey, tbt tifO• cr BDyllllni lllle that, "All wetallted .OOU1,"118ld 8l:oll May, ''WU bulitlball." ..... ·" •••·· .... .. ~:; ••·•· .· .. ·- • AUanta ,, .. ., , . ,~, " ...... ·- · ~,;:: ._., "...... •J · ·•" •·'"" ... .·,., ,. ... , ,,, 1 ;,;; " •. ·_:: ~ ._.. ·-• .. Ill wl ,Cong. Clarence Miller has ..:J announced the U. s. Secret ·' Service will be le!ttng .nd '"" Interviewing appllcanta for """ the Executive Protective .~.•.:u . Service In Zanesville on May ·~;; · 8 and May 9. In order to be •u 1 scheduled for conald~aUon, , <../ applicants must send a ~: completed Personal ·;::, Qulliflcattona Statement, SF- ;"' 171, by April 29, to Personnel .,., ' Dlvlaton, EPS Recruitment, , .,; ; U. S. Secret Service, 1100 G .:~ Strut NW Room 844, ":' Washington, D. C. 200:j,1, •'' Standard Form 171 can fie · ·" "' obtained most Federal ' fadlltle•a( lncludinl Poat are faced with the ch«e ol COLUMBUS (UPI) - In HW. di'lo State football, It aeema Then lUll noted llmllar tlllln8 some key p~alt!OIII and So1 ...Bobby Tolan, Mlb tile more things chanat the replaeement and defensive having aeveral pfartrs out Scllilfdt illd Garry Madd01 more they stay the 118111e. dependeooe ll'Gblellll of a with lnjurlee . each hit two~ homer lor The Buckey" optlled year 1110. lbe l'lllladelphla PliiUea In a spring practice Saturday "We said the same thing The lflt ol!e111e wiD be 1U lrlli!JIIil over the Dettcll Cefttnl Divlslen wltll defensive coordinator last year about the dele111e," '!'lthout graduatei Archie W L ~ct. Gl Tlgen...J .R. fllchard, Joae George lUll reusurlns head . aaldHW. "We were replactnc Grlllln, the school'• .U~e Cleveland A4 32 .590 Sosa and Ken Foracb WlahlnQ10fl 46 JJ .Sil 'It coach Woody Hayes lhe a lot of people, and we aalcl leading rumer, and wteran ll 39 <9< 1V> combined In a two-ltltter 81 H0<1sfon the olfenae will have to carry backfield aupporta Brian DriHns 36 •2 <62 10 . delenae wiD be soli(!. tile lloUoD AIUw beat the Ntw Atlantl 2t 10 .m 11 '"'bedelenliwlrontwillbe the defenae, but our defe11111 Baschnagel and Comell111 ~~~ Twlnl 3-0. Wnlortl the moat el(lllrienced we'w played wry wen rtchl from Greene. Mt•w•st Division ' W L· ~ct. Gl had for sure since 1973," and the start." Sidelined tbua far because The aucaao White Sol' Mllw•ukH 36 <2 <62 It may be as strong, 1111d '73 IntryiJI&todefendthelrBlg of aurgery are captain Bill 3• u .436 2 BCOred a 111-1 romp over the Dttroll I..ukeM, wbo wUI be a111a11b\g Kenns City 30 •• .310 6\12 ·W81 one of the best," B&ld Ten champlonlhlp, the Bucks St. Loula Cardinali ...The qtcogo 23 55 295 13 ' guard, tackle Lou Pletrlnl ~ICIIIC Division New York Mell beat the and middle guard-delllllive 'if. L. l'CI. Gl Clnclnnau Reds ID-4 ...Tbe •·Goldlll'l Stott 57 22 .122 tackle Byron Cato. IIIII l)leco , l!adrea pounded S..ttle · .oo 31 .m 16.,., <0 3t .506 17 out 11 hill In deleatlug !be Ph-lx MilliS •o <0 .5110 17 ..... ChlCIIO Cuba 13-3...Gary LOI Guard Joe Luer llllffered a Portland 35 •3 ·'" 21.,., Matthews and Von Joaltua hit K-cllnched ~lvlalon title knee atrain Saturday 111d wiD $j11Ur111Y'I R..UIIS two-rull hcmera u the San Mllwou~lte be out of action two to three 115 Atlohta 106 Francl8e8 Glanla beat the ChiCIOO 97 Dtlroll 9:1 (Ot I weeks. Kenan cnv \~ Cleveland 101 Oakland A's H ..Nale Golden llod Gerald handlad the Stolt 130 Soottle 115 Ollberl bit a two.nm homer Portland 112 Phoenix 91 COLtiMBUS (UP!) - Glrta go and a pair ol free .nrowal7 ·lint-learn backll~ldtall=· Results 1 and Pepe Mancusi a three- Buffalo Suncley's basketball In the Bucke"" Jelll..otlan 117 Botton II< ,. seconds later by Fran! day, Jlin BarreD at wJncback and' run sbol paclna tbe Montreal New OriNnl 129 Willi. 11!5 (01) State is bete to slay. Walhlngtori to subdue Pete Johnlonat fullback. 'l1le eiJIOI to a 6-2 ovtr tbe Teul NV 115 Konus Cl(y 95 Cleveland 120 At18hta 92 At least that's the Waltenon k Ia • - - M011s Ranllers. Dttroll 101 Phlloaelphla 97 prediction of Dr. Harold The I'll~ Bears had seen a No. 2hluldlblc ;=.~~k LA 118 Golden Slate 111 Meyer, commlssloner of the 12-i»lnt lead vanllh when :~O:u '=k~ - ' an 5eolllo 117 Phoenix 19 Monday'• Olmti Ohio High School Athletic Wattenon tied the game at OSU haa only four 1m Milwaukee at Chlcac.o Aasoclation. 5kll with only 31 seconda to -ulars '-·ck on othnse, but HD<ISIDII at Phllldtlph\1 "We're v~ satllfled with go ·.., ... Tut•d•y'a GlmiS Clfteland VI Boston at Hart thewaylt turned out," Meyer But WaShington, who aeven defensive reford, Conn. said of the first glrla state scored 27 points, matching ported Saturday lui New York at Boston tournament, predicting the her total In the semlllnals year's ~ad, which led the Houston 11 Atlan1a Phoenix at Golden Stat e annual girls event will some came back to Ice tt. lite league wltb lillY 79 potnta LA at Portland day blossom Into an got aolkl acoring aupport Yielded in the regular IBBIOD. AlA Standings rivaling the boys' from Sandra Roberta with 20 w. L. Pet. oa attraction ''<Nr major concern Ia "I bad a call from Olmond x Denver and tllat nell year 'a are· points and J4'dta Webb with Sf 24 ' .711 rebuilding the backfield," today and we dlacuued New York 53 29 646 ~·h tournament ticket aale will at 12. terms," said California Sin Antonio 49 33 .598 91h least double this year's. "We played very cool under Hill B&id, "where we lost · <6 31 55< IJ General Manager Harry Kentucky The 11110clatlon had hoped areuure," aald Woodward Tlnuny Fo• and Craig lnatono 39 " . <~o 20 DaltoD. "But there · was St Louis 35 <8 m 24 to break eveh financially on coach Sue S.t. "We never Caasady." U 67 113 44 The defense IIIla year will notblnc really definite. I hope xVIrginia \he two-day event and let tbem get the go ahead clinched division title to hear from Osmond again feature rel!lflllntl regulan In Sa1urday's R11ultl Saturday nlgbt's paid crowd basket." VIrg inia 113 Indiana 112 aeveral key spoil, Including Monday." of nearly 3,000 persons In But, she W81 worried. Kentucky 106 St. LOUII 102 Aaron BroWII In lbe middle, In a taped interview on San Antonio 129 Denver 121 Ohio State's St. John Arena "All I could aee .waa a Sunci1V S RIIUIIS Danked by Nick Buonamicl ABC's World of Sports, 888Ufed reaching that g<>al replay of 1aat night wltb ua 111 York 136 VIrginia 103 and Eddie Beamon, and Bob Bavall aald the Padre~ were NeVf lite !<>Bing end," lhe 11id, Kentucky 106 St. Lools 105 loll and then some. Brudzlnald at me end. Alt prepared to offer Denver 1.40 Indiana 134 Saturday's three finals referring to Woodward'alaat Monday's Game were 18'15 All-Big Ten first· ~tb "a better deal drew 9,585 ~sons and the second victory over Struthers Ntw York at San Antonio team member•, e1cept that anyone in the Dlljors" TUIIciiY'I Gatrtt total attendance for tbe six In the semla. I but would only do eo after the St Louis at VIrginia llel8lons was 22,012, about a ·"All I told my klda was 'If Beamon, wbo was on the all-star. pitcher passes a fifth of what the boys mew you can do what you did second squad. WHA Stondlnts Alao prominent will he physical ellminallm. the week before. yesterday (Friday), you can linebacker Ken Thunpson, wltp!sglgo On the court, there was do anything," Sweet aald. Tbe concern about tndlanaplls 35 39 6 76 2•s w no doubt about the tour· Watterson Coach Ginny who led tbe B11ckeyee In 35 39 5 75 211276 MesserBmlth 'a health ctevetend New England 33 .00 7 13 255 2'10 nament's success ea the Sawyer praised her team for tackles lut fall. apparently atenimed from 'a Cincinnati 35 •• 1 71 285 3•0 cream of Ohio's fledgling ''playing will! beart" and "We got aomeUt~ done" W11t the lint day, said Hayes in report from two scouts, w1t pis 11 u girls basketball crop was put "never gtvtng up.'' sizing up the drtll. acting Independently, who y-Houston 52 27 o 10• 333 258 on display foc the first time. ''They (Woodward) were --'-' to their p1o Phoenl• 39 3• 6 e• 297 279 One of tbe three chan:tplon- very feat and play the inllde ·-em yers • San 01090 35 3S 6 76 300 218 that Mesaeramlth'a arm may •·Minnesota 3P 25 • 64 m 212 ablps was decided by one pme well," aald Sawyer. C1n1dian t be 80 d. noun . wttpllgtgo point, another by two and the "Washington Ia an ucellent ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ '"'bere Ia abeolutely Ill y-WinniPOII 51 27 2 to• 3•0 m other by four, although !bat ball player and we had I beals In fact for that story." Quebec · At 21 • 102 361 no me, Toledo Woodward 'a 113-69 trouble contain~ her.'' "' telgary <1 3• • 16l0• 277 nd aald Olmo · "•Of someone Edmonlon , 27At s 59 2613>05 Win over Columbus COLUMaUS WATTIRION BILL flEJCHER to 1117 now there Ia IIUIJlleloo Toronto 2• 51 5 53 329 388 Walteraon In Cl811 AAA was 1Ill- Welstnboch • <2·2> 10, 1251 Pow!~) IS!. abo,ut the soundness of his • onawa t< 26 1 29 13' 112 tied with 31 llfC(IIda left. Bornord • (1-519, Tortorello 2 • IHm dl1~onded Middleport, 0. <0-01 •· Finn • 1!-2) 10, Soldo) 8flll, Clle hu to l1ipect !bat y.cl\nched diviSion IItle In Class A. Frankfort 5 U -111 11, MtCann 2 (0.01 ol, Pll.m-7155 the lltory wu plllllld." Saturday's Results Adena edged Rocky River England 1 (2>3) 4 Totots 12 ••---''th'a agent ·-'d Now E1111land 5 IndianapoliS 2 11 IJlCNCI"BI.Iu INII Quebec 5 Toronto l Lutheran West 37~ and In ~::~~~0 WOODWARD ~!!ere Is no fUih for hla client Ctevelaod • Son Diogo 2 AAColumbusBtlhopHartley 1611- Wuhlngton to 17-101 _,_ tr c1 If It Houttor'\1 Phbenlx 2 sll'"""' past Bellbrook 40-44 27, Brown 0 (2-41 2, Minor 0 to ...,.,a CCII a -even SundaY'S Results . (0-0) o, Webb 5 (2-21 12, """" Ia after lbe 188- at.U. Clovolond 6 Cine lnnotl 3 in the ftnaliO seconds. Roberts 1 (6.9) 20, Hodok 1 (0· AU three of tbe-tiUe gamea 01 2. TOtals 23 (17-211 U, I'd 118J In a free market ~:=.55~:.0~Jl'.:.O 2 Score by quarttrl : there wUl be a Ci&nand fvr a Indianapolis • Now England 2 went down to the wIre, Columbu• Wotteraon J)itcber of bla ability at any Edmon!.., 5 WlnniPOII 2 altbough the laat two were of 10 to 15 2•- 59 time. u ~No ;amn toc:t•vJ the cllflhanging variety Toledo Wooaword Tuesct.•rs Gam•• . 12 16 17 11- 63 Winnipeg et calgary Woodward, In bringing Fouled out : Tortontll, Toronto ot Quoboc Toledo Its flrat alate McCann 1 Webb. Total louts: Sen Dleo«iet Cleveland Columbus W1ttenon, 21, P"oenlx et Houston basketball title ever, needed . Toledo Wooaword, 20. A: a jumper with 21 eeconda to 3,267. twoi"UII bomen for the Red a NIA standings Easttn conltrenct Allontlc Dlvlsl"'l W. L, Pel. Gl • ..,.,.., 53 25 679 Buffalo· 44 3.5 .5.57 91h PhiiiCIIIPIIII Q J5 .lSI 10 Now York :U <l .462 11 c,.,.,..... Girls basketball meet big su_cc~ss J Messersmith still looking LOS ANGELES (UP!) AndY. Me....ruth, who may wind up a pitcher withoUI a team wben the baseball leBIIIII op&1l thla nail, Is currently talktnc with the San Diego Padres, Callfomla Angelll and a third unnamed club, but he would moat like to hear from a fourth, hla qent lndleated Sunday. "We wouldn't mind hearing from Peter O'Malley (Dodger arealdent)," Herb Oamond said In an Interview. "!'he Dodgers would like me to contact them but I haven't done that. We're waiting to hear from them.'~ Messersmith, a SG-year-old righthander who Is one ti the lew pitchers to boast 31-wln seasons In both the American and Natimal Le811ues whUe playing with the "Angelll and Dodgers, W81 declared a free qentlast Dec. 23. He retUrned to hla Newport Beach home \his weekend lonowtnc a near contract signing with lbe New York Yank- In an affair· tllat turned Into an en:t· barra11111ent lor both New York and Meaenmlth. Tbe agent cMflnned be had been In contact with Padres' Prealdenl E.J. "Bullle" BavUI durlaC the weebod, u well .. the ~Angela. re a\m'l.-. . 1 ... , "Seeaaefor llomeonen ' ' Champions' roster is cut TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Johnny Bench, the team's Catcher Jeff Sovern, dropped All-star ._ckllop,ls llldellned GREENSBORO, N,C. hole. · frGm .the Clncfmatl I'Of(er. with a brulaed right hand. (UP!) -With IAe Trevblo · GellMtpt .-ld be did not wiD reinain with lbe Reds Belldea Sovern, wbo came CCIIIIiDI W!lhlli - iiroa or ·p~v • weu·Sunday • ht did until aftll' Tuaaday's final to Cfncy In the deal that 1<1111 AI Gelberger In the Gretter Saturday wbln he carded hla eJhlblllon game because Clay CarrOll lo the Qtlcago Greenaboro Open, the leader second lllt~l 66. White Sol, tile club &llldly felt he had to pull hflmaelf "I wu not u loole u I waa alao sent to lbe minor league ~ankin IIHL Standings together. , . ' ~." lie Ialii.· "You tell llllllpleltnllelder Ray Knight Calllplltll conlortnct . PotrlcN Division . "I had to IIIII to mylllf . )'Onelf ,nat -to ·look at the PALM SPRINGS, Calif, llliJ year. and pllchetl Tom Carroll and wltpll.lll Mac Scarte. (UPI) - ''My 1011," Judy ''Travell!Jc Is the bigl!lt llteDIDdlly, 'Hey,JOu'rethe .other PJ, but wlitil you're x-Phllodlph StU 16 111 J.Ot 209 leader, you're one atrolle rlallt there with him, how can NV lslondorU2 21 17101 2'17 190 Alao Sunday, Del Unser and Rankin aald, ''uled to 118Y Allan to 35 33 12 12 262 237 Joe Tom rapped out three ahtld, .We down,'" aald you belp It." that Sld'a lfa:rnle wu the 29"42 9 67 U2 333 Gelbqer. Vetetu Miller Barber fin• NV Rongon greateat player 1n 111e ~ • Pam Hlutu, w~o hila apiece to lead the New Smylllt Dlv1sl.. , The tactic worbd. On No. . l sbed IIane In third place with ' wlfphiiiO York Melito a 111-4 victor)' and 011ybe I wu nat. We'll ~..J~.,~ ~ • ·Chicago 32l0 11 IUS. 261 over ClDclnnall before 5,8211 tl,tbtfllrmlrPGAdlampilll a.t«at at rn, to dnder par. VenCbolvor 33 32 15 11 211 272 see what be 118)'8 now." .... - - TUey Ranidn, 7, Wll . .ck nriDI llalld8J'a wm..d :a-ad a birdie ·twa. Tmlnt 1 · RelcDtnil U.S. Open 51 . LD<III 2937 1• 12 2>19 290 fanl, lqtlll crowd at l.Dpe1 20 53 7 47 195 303 eardell a par ahd that dlan\plan taU Graham ahot a MlnlitSOII home at Midland, Tex., . . - • AJIOoTV a..ill KtniiS City 12 56 12 36 190 351 P1eld lhll ~cfindted It • both hl1d pm llnal ruand •lilllnlah In a tie SUnday and ml118ed the U, Ia tile 1liece t1 Galllit Walts contoronco In addition, the Reda reN.rrls Division on their ·lalt 11f0 holel. :wllh George 8uma for feurtli proudest moment of hla CtaldJ ear- Dr.oa.Jd turnell pltehen Joe Gel~ llnlllled lbe 11na1 place at m. Tom WelalDpf •·Montreal •''f'saru mother'• dlatlngulabed W...._. ad C.,. 8elllo! · 5111 1 121 337 !7< HendetiOII and Rich Hinton · liaud member x.dlert. round with a tlnHnder.par joined Bob Meme 111d Eddie LOI Angela 31 33 t 85 263 265 to tbelr Indianapolis fann I!Olllnl-· Pllllburgh 35 33 12 82 3;19 303 Tbe former , Judy Ware~lme Wllllama, ea and ended the toumln:tent Pearee at 274. Dttroll 26 u 10 62 226 300 dub. '!be two had been ,'l\'tvlno wen QI,21D fur !Iii Wollllngton I1 59 10 32 224 39• trailing with lht Reda 81 Torluemke nlked of with Galllplllls. I'UI'I melller, tte,ooe rtd!W, ~ Allllnl DIYIIIen ' the LPOA'a bigeat prize- Mn. Veaper •lrelliJDe , IIi hll 'nhole ~ 18 Heolld place fbdlb · and w11pllllto nonroater players. 11111er ·par 111 llli ~; Birber sot ni.330 rar ClOIIIlac • ·Bollen PI,OOO and a uew ear-by HIC&IU. II fn!u NU.. Gelling late 111art because .. 1517113 m m BulfiiO <6 21 13 105 339 2.00 of the lmpuae between ralllnc fnm lint llboll oil Y1lle ..t tile lamlly •..., par n ledpfteld OOUntry In , thltd IIi tbe Tor..,to 31"31 15 B3 29• 276 the IJK8 to win lbe .-o,ooo rea1i1ea ID Groveport. aub - · ~. Geiberpr'a win COII!or~la 2702 II 65 250 271 owners and players In alviSIOO llllt Tmrlno IWO *obi pulhed hll tolal to X·CIInthtd contract ~~t~~otlAtlOIII, Dlil Dlnlh SIKnoColpte Wlnnlr8 ~Saturday's ltetults Gullett bore tbe brunt of the arde ~. [II'Oiiem, of coune," Mn. back at 270 and~ wlt1i •·•· · Phllldtlphll 5 Bui!OIO 2 ,' , NY lllanaors 10 NY Rongm 2 Mela attack and waa pounded Afl.r!l It Wll Ovtr, Mre. RankfD Did. "B wam, I aab~IL . MonlrNI 6 Oeltolt 3 ''IM naDy pat a I'IIIUid to . lor nine bill. He pw up nlne Rankin DMrly broke Into ~ IIDIIIJDY IIIII sot Into Wlllltnoten5 Pltllllurth • wd Gilberger. w11o or New York'l1'111111 In the four lelra. ildJogl, bat It wiD be a Chloogo 3 St. (.outs 3 , game wu PlaYilll Ill .the _ . ., Bollen • Toronto 2 ~ he pitched. • "BreallypttointMlWII ll'Gblem fn1m -on. . LA 5 KIOIIS City 1 Flnlsbing· out for Qncy · walktnl ~lilt co_,.. llhe 'TU ju& haw to lklp a few lhr one u Trevino. "lie lundly's Results NV Rangtl'll Philo. 0 • were Pat Zachary and WW aald. ''1 peu I t:fl'/ II bappy 1aun1aiJJent1 and Tuay wUl . just kept do1na it bole after slated Aug. 6 Vancouvor SKC 2 McEDanly. tblnp -um. and ~ hi•• to milia llttluehool. I Alia. 5 NV lllondors 2 Not much mora effecllw w• lite. blllllllt will ofiiiJ missed blm tbiJ week, ·• OOLUMBUS (UPI) - 'l'be Monlrtll 4 Weill. 3 Pllll. 6 Dttroll 5 than Gallett, tbe No. 1pitcher Ille.I'YIIIIIII wwJdalat golf lhoqb. I called hlDI mry llmual Olllo Jilcb School All- Chicago 7 Sf Louis 2 111 the Reds staff, waa Meta fvr a yelll'll and thla wu ~ ntpt 111 the phone." - Star ~tbaD pme w1Il be llllnlitSOII 2 Bolton 2 terrific dly." "My life It dlfllcult at . IMOLA, Italy (UPI) PlayedliiiJiloSiadlimupln Buffalo 5 Toronlo 2 pitching ace ·Tom Sellwr. In blr 17th )'1181' Ill the pro tlmllt," abe Blplalaled. ''But America'• Steve Baller, thla IUIIIIIIer, pme dlnctAir cam 5 Los Angeles 2 aolf lraO, Mn. Rankin It's man llllle4lhll way.l rt4Da a Ylllllll!a '110, 11111 <l!uellllll'lltr·lliddwblllbe notdlld 111r 1'1111 win feel my lift bu' a plab. n:l Sllnday'a 2Gi MUe AGV wt laid. 111d MC<IIId Ill lbe :pill' to decided. WileD you're young niotorcycle race. ' a.- aald the pme Ia IWEBALLSPORT8 CALI:NJUR~RAPRILI-11 'flult to !be ,top of !be 1m and liiiiJe, you WIIITY abo• Bilker, 11111 both of the ~ 1lcheduled fo,r Aug. 8 at l :ll ......,, April 1-;- 8ol6w llera II! I rL LPOA 1111 wilb wbal JGII'N ..,q IIi do IIIII ::.!:.!!.._loof~howllllll'l P~ '•• ~ ~. April • - teiJeral lllleklq It Elltera, Ml,lll, ll'fliiiiW. I dlll't W111TY," • ....,. '"" .,,. Otllllelloo llHii"N"" AlellaMer at 8ellllena, Melp at AtM.. 111e 1un!14 Ia a ......... . 'l'be LPGA 11'111 now II Idle mlnulel illd 31.1 aecCIIIdl at by tbe Emit Gotlf1'ey Olapter Wet April 7- Miller atl!allen, Qelllpella at par 11 • a cold IIIII 111u1te17 lllllllht 1fanten.1C1na an a.,....IIPied of II mph. of the National Football Melp, day lli.lbe -.u.r tiiiiiiMd Open at I'IIDIIdl, Artl., April He l1ao 11t aiiiW Ins apltd Fo1111datlon and BaD of ,._'*11 April I - Bll&en at .,.._ Valley, lbnelbllllilllldolrwNup 1..17. A III'W . . .OIIIoll'lll• After be aet I IIIW hiDe. , ..... ala It I Melp Ita tea at Eaatera. lllltl ail'tallldl, who earned llltlll to bt played at lraLtaplld--.llnllllllll'll Ll!ll,_•apme,playedln l'rldar, April • Melp at lAipn. ........ . Calebe• Park CWnltT Dub hut, hi railed IIID I :IU, an thutadlum 111 the Olllo Slate • . . . . . ,I April u - Melp at Wllllama (I) : Mel&• · '1\e Rlntln'aiDalt:TutJ o-. - Loa Anplelll[ll. 214 averqe Ill IU qll, dll'lna Uldtallty CllllpUI fvr !be Ill aaboaltD llll*•'tii'Q them wiD be 8l'llllllllctd al New lbe 11111 lap of II* .Did ant llmt, wu - ,by ·the Rae ••fiW.._. tD 1be lilt loar tour tftiU York \OdiY. ' beat. Ncrth, 11-lt: '' . .. . Judy A thought for the day: American Negro leader ..·'t . . ,, Booker T. Washington Bald, "No l'llce shall prosper ttll It learns tllat there Is as much ·· ~ dignity in !Wing a field as in writing a poem." INTERVIEWS SET !be Before=• ,, I II I . effort by 2)clll)t winner ' Pllmer, wbo wa taaed for 14 hill and NnD Nil In six INIIJtCI, becauae be pitched with a 1111111 IIi bla llde. "I wu wQIIna to ·take ,blm out at any time," aald MINger Earl Welml'. "We jull wanted him to cet In bla [1ltchllc llme ·and be dld." ()t Other lronta: . Nolan 1\yan' lllrucll· oul alnld:o~telalltbatten In m lnnlnga, a!IOwllll! flw hits and three ru111 In the An&els' ~ tie with tbe Lol ~Dodlera. ·.Toinmy Jolin, atU!I!IPIInB a eomebadt wlllt the Dodgers, aiiowwd 111e tun and five blta In alx lnnlnp ...John Mayberry and Fran Healy 1\ad tine hill each as the ICanJaa City The Boston Red Sox won an 11-5 victory over the Pltllliurgh Plratea. Derou Jobnaon and Fred Lynn lit Sport Parade 1('1 Peking mobs on rampage HONG KONG (UPI) Angry mobs paying tribute to the late Premier Otou En-lal went oo a rampage in Peking today 111 the worst outbreak of violence in almost a decade, witnesses reported. Residents satd tbe mobs scuffled with police, soldiers and militiamen, and set fire to an army jeep, a bus and training progr1111 created by lbe dispute bttwetn the clubownera and the Major LeagU& PlaTen Alltoc!&tllll· "'lbere's really no ltCnl aboatlt," Hunter Aid 8unday revealing hia secret. "I worked out at home for the llnl time In my c:arter. Uaually I don't piLi: up a t.ll between tbetnd of one and the start of spring trllnlng, "But." he went on, "litis spring was · something different. I knew I'd han to It! -~ . on my own If I w• to be , readr lor the opener." The Orlolw weren't unduly concerned. with the poor Royall whipped Brava 1-1. ! <IlK Birth defect in' heart leaflets. They open as the blood is eJeCted out of the heart and once the squeezing of tlle heart is over they snap shut, closing the area and preventing bl ood from rushing back into the heart Abifid valve means a birth defect in which there are only two leaflets instead of three That doesn't necessartlY mean that they don't function properly. The other diagnosis refers to development of calctum·llke deposits over ,the aortic valve with ob· slructlon (stenOsis) of the valve. Mild aortic stenosis or obstruction of the bifid valve that doesn't cause enlarg~ment of the heart or excess work of the heart is compatible wtth a relattvely long life. The amollllf of difficulty is directly related to the degree of obstruction. The only way ..!=!•' is advanced as cheap but 1'1 good anti-recession tool ~~\ promi~e By LEONARD CURRY UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) Government stattstics continued to show economic upswings as the second quarter began. Jobs rose to record levels, although unemployment still was high. Wholesale pnces tn all but foods showed mcreases which will be passed to consumers. The housing industry got welcome news in family dwelling starts. Here Is a summary of the latest figures : UNEMPLOYMENT: More Americans had jobs in March than ever before. The Labor Department said the unemployment rate fell 0 I per cent, to 7.5 per cent, in February, lowest in more than a year. Total employed "II" numbered 86 ·7 mt ton,· a record. I N F L AT 1 0 N Th e Consumer Price Index, the measure of inflation, stood at 167.1 in February, meaning goods cost111g $100 tn 1967 cost $167 .IO now The 0.1 per cent rise during February was the smallest since September, 1971. The inflation rate on an annual basis now stands at approximately 7 per cent. WHOLESALE PRICES· The Wholesale Prtce Index stood at 179.8 per cent in March, 5.5 per cent higher than a year ago desptte a decline tn farm prices This showed a resurgence of inflation in industrial and processed foods. ~ADE _ The 1Jnited : S es had its second stratght onthly trade deftctt in February, Importing $140.8 million more than it expor ted . DR. LAMB ByLawrence E. Lamb, M.D. ~!~ ~ Second quarter hall mee under-par 67 Sat Amerlcaa troops were Instructed to confine themselves to barracks between evelilog "tattoo and reveUJe. Civilian residents of tbe dty were also ordered to oboerve tbe same curlew and told sealrles would stop any Individual on tbe streets after lilgbtfall uulen he knew the countersign password. :::: :·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:·:: :-::::-::: : :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·: r-----------.., II ·Pro :I - ': 6 i~i: Rural development program · Jat:kson by stumping for him in upstate New York. Vice P r e s i d e n t N e 1s o n Rockefeller,backfromatwoweek tour alroad, refused to sayNewYork'suncorrunitted delegates to the Republican national convention will support Ford. "Nobody dictates to Republicans in this SUite," said the former New York gov~nor . osu captures I :~~::::·::: :;:::;.;:;:;.~~::::.:,:;::.•.• •: :·: :·~!::::::;.;:;.;:::::::.t :::·:·::::::::::::.;.;.;.;::·:·:·:·:-::;:;.,.:::::·:~ r-:.::Hf.::f.~ wire~:~.~ -·· - Catfish.ready for Yanks !Stallilings ! '76 Bucks strong ~ • 2- ~ -- capturea LPGA Onclnnati acored all of Ill runs while tapping Staver for . four hill In the loW" innlnCS be lamrutefro11 State fma .. the world's largest!' lfAII U l . worked. With three hill, Pete Role drove home two of the Reda' runs. George Foater boosted hla apring rtl1l beUed In total to 10 by 1111dln8 the other two 8CI'IIIIII the plate, Cincinnati's , Cesar Geronimo went lour.for.four. A U.aaued~lMlr, .. S.Jianailti.ere. ,....,""~~ - - · _,.,. - ... * -.. me," mn. SPECIAL . All-star •r, .-.ooo TUISDA Y NIGHT ••.eoo n: moo" 111E INN PLACE ••en. VIsit Our Salad Bar. S. B-Q Spare Ribs Potato Vegetable Hot Rolls Coffee, Tea or Milk ·2~95 plus lax Tilt Tri-County•s Mosl Excl1lfltl Night Spot . 'I'11E MEIGS INN Phonem-3m Pomeroy, Ohl~ p 7570 �. ' • .·. ' 3- The Dally Sentlbei, Mlddlepori-Pcmeroy, 0., Mooday, April'5,19'11 ... . 111!' Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April6, 1976 . Votes cotyested down to WHARTON Uolted Press Iuteruatlonal Democratic candidates Jimmy Carter and Morris Udall searched out the last few undecided votes before Tuesday's primary in Wisconsin. Henry Jackson ignored Wiscpnsin to concentrate on the "landslide By ELIZABE'nl Kings Island prices up by Sl per pei'S()n KINGS MILL, Ohto (UP!) - Tbe price of admission will be increased $1 per person this season at Kings island amusement park, General Manager Ed McHale said Sunday. McHale said visitors will ,have to pay $8 per person when the park opens for preview weekends April 24. However, he said, admission after 5 p.m. will cost $5, a policy tlle park adopted last year. Senior ctttzens wtll be admitted for $4 every day during the regular seaSO!l which opens May 29, and a W. cent admission will be charged for the "Lion Country ·Safari ," McHale said. He also announced several new attractions for the park. Among the new features wtll be a $1.8 mtlllon theater, a marionette musical in the &ir theater, as well as the addition of 10 Bengal tigers and 50 olive baboons for the . 111 weekend party caucuses m picket lines. victory" he ex cted In New Vtrginia and Kansas, where He satd he would offer' Yock. he ran behind unconurutted Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat The fourth delegate candtdates but well tractors instead of tanks Democratic conte ahead of all others: becawre "we ought to damp Wisconsin, George lace, and Udall .doWll this anns race in tbe Jackson cut short his campat ·ng appeared on television Middle East and not feed it and appealed for votes fro ~' Udall was and build It up." his home in Alabama. Jackson, on CBS-TV's President Ford rested at Interviewed on NBC-TV 's home Sunday after two days "Meet the Press" after being "Face the Nation," said be in the dairy state. Ronald escorted by union members still believes the United Reagan' s Wi sco ns in across the striking National States should have sent a supporters used radio and Assoctation ol. 'Broadcast peacekeeping force to television spots to promote Employes and Technlctans Lebanon to try to maintain a cease-ftre. their absent candidate, who was headed today for . . - - - - - - - - - . ,. Meanwhile, G<>v. Ella personal campatgnin g in · The Dai"' Sentinel 1 Grasso of Connecticut backed '1 ' up her endorsement of Texas. DEVOTED TO THE Carter spent Saturday INTEREST OF. night in Washington to attend MEIGS·MASON AltEA CHESTER l TANNEHILL the annual Gridiron dinner Exec. Ed. · and roasting, at which Ford ROBE~T HOEFLICH was guest of honor, then Coty Editor l Published dolly excepl , ar8 upstaged the President Sa tur day by T he Ohio Va lle y Pu bl i shing Com . Sunday morning. panv . tt1 Courl so.. , HUNTINGTON W Va . Out early, he said, to show Po me r oy , Ohio .15769 ', 1 Business Oil lee Phone 991 · I (UPI) - MarshallS .Haro d his daughter the White House 2156 Edltor lo l Phone 992 Payne stole most of the show and the Wa shington 21 ~~ cond class postag e 1 in the Marshall lnvitattonal Monument, Carter crossed in pa;d a\ Pomeroy. Ohio Golf Tournament but it was !root of St. John's church Nationa l acvert •s• n g repr ese nlatlve Ward notenoughtokeepOhloState mmutes before the President Gr •ff1th Compan.y , Inc , from winning its third Bo ttl nell l & GaiL!IOher D1v , was to arrive for services. 757 Third Ave, New Y ork , straight title. He distracted a share of the 1 7 N ~ub ~~~ iptton rtties Ohto State's visiting Ford spectators, reporters Del ivered by ca r r1e r where Buckeyes WOWld upwiUll,lOO and photographers as he av ailable 75 ce nt s per strokes to wm the crown · week By Motor Route crossed to Lafayette Square where carrier service not Marshall came Ul second with and held an informal news a varlable , One month , 1120 Sl 25 Bv mal! •n Qh o an d a , score. 1 · conference w va One Yea r , S22 oo. Payne, however, shone as When Ford arrived a S1x months , $11 51l, Thre e · di ·d 1 f · month s. S7 oo Elsewhere the best tn VI ua , ll'mg a reporter told him, "Jimmy S26 oo year t• x mon ths tournament record fiveCarter was just here " Ford replied, " Yes, I heard ." Carter told reporters he was happy with his shoWlllgs Sll 50 , thre e m'on ths, S7 50 Subscnp t10n pri ce Incl udes Sunday T•m es sen lmel L----.,-------Ji SEO All Stars, McAfee honored 'Safari.' Paul thankful for confidence VATICAN CITY (UP!) .Pope Paul· VI says a magazine article calling him a homosexual Ia "a horrible and slanderouns insinuation" devoid of truth. The 78-year-old pontiff told about 80,000 persons 111 St. Peter's Square for his noon blessing Sunday ''we know you have been asked to pray for our humble person, made the object of derision and of horrible and slanderous insinuations by a certam magazme irrespecttve of honesty and truth." Italy's Roman Catholic btshops called for -atonement prayers m all Italian churches because of the article. "We thank all of you for such a demonstration of filial compassion and moral sen· stttveness," the Pope said to loud applause. French writer Roger Peyrefitte, a self-proclaimed homosexual, made the allegation in' a Tempo magazine arttcle attackmg a recent Vatican document condemning homoseruallty, masturbation and premarital sex. " .... It is well known that Paul VI had as a .boYfriend a movie actor whose name I am not going to mention, but whom I recall v~ well," Peyrefltte wrote. He said this was "when our friend Paul was sttll named Msgr. Montint, archbishop of MUan," before his election to "the papacy in 1963. McAfee concluded his "The Southeastern Ohto League has the best basket· remarks by telling of various ball coaches, from top to mcidents which occurred bottom, I've ever seen," said during his coafhtng years at retiring Athens High School Ames-Berne and Athens Coach Charles McAfee. · He said, "I am going to McAfee, dean of the miss the coaches, players, SEOAL hardwo<>d coaches, fans and you kids. Thank you was guest speaker durtng very much for the plea~nt Thursday night's 27th annual memories. G<>d bless all of All-Conference Awar~s you and good luck to you." Banquet at Ironton High The speaker was presented School. a special desk plaque by Odie ApproXImately 126 persons O'Donnell, Gallipolis, representing all eight con· secretary-treasurer of the ference communities al· SEQ Sportswrtters and Radto tended. Broadcasters Ass<>elatlon on McAfee, who will step down behalf of the newsmen. Tom thts spring after 35 years of Metiers, Athens, presented coach111g, said, "Basketball McAfee an offtcial award offers ability to accept cttatlon from the Ohio High crittcism and most young School Athletic Association, people today look for Members of the All-Star criticism. squad were presented awards "Young boys and girls all by James Mains and Mike belong to something t<>day, Burcham . Logan 's Mike whether It is boozing it up, McBroom recetved the best taking dope, or runmng the foul shooting award from Jtm streets, but thank G<>d you Myers Ron Crump presented here tonight belong to basket- the loop's MVP award to ball instead of these other Ironton's Dean Fttzpatrick. things. Waverly Coac~ Carroll "Basketball cures selftsh Hawhee presented Ironton attttudes and perpetuates Coach Buddy Bell witll the hard work, discipline, and Coach of the Year Award. dedication . Basketball also Frank Houston presented promotes teamwork, working the league championship under extreme stress and trophy to Ironton co-captains provides an outlet for native Dean Fitrpatrick and Eddie ability." Howard . The Bill Thomas The successful Bulldog Traveling Trophy was mentor cited examples, using presented to Ironton's senior such names as Quinn players by Darryl Jones. Buckner of Indiana, Lew Gallipolis players honored Alcindor, UCLA and former were Tony Folden and Gary Brwns Coach John Wo<>den. Snowden, first team and He stated thai everyone has Brent Saunders, honorable something to look forward to, mention. "But you youngsters have Meigs player~ honored something to look forward to were Mick Davenport, second that our generations have not team and Mitch Meadows, had, and that is a prospect of honorable mention. peace for the entire world." M urda ' Y to finish with a 214, two-wKierpar for the 54-hole event. He ~arded six birdies and a bogey and hit 16 greens at the Guyan golf and Country Club course. Wayne Bartolacci of Ohio State was second to Payne on an even-par 216. John Mtller of Bowling Green was tllird at 218. Bartolacci and Miller shot one-under-par 7ls Saturday. Craig Carson of Ohio State skied to a 75 and !ted Dave Ryan of Eastern Kentucky for fourth place at 219, and John Bruce of Virginia Tech was sixth at 221. Bruce, who had a 77, and Carson were CO· leaders after 36 holes. Rod Sptttle of Ohio State was seventh at 223 and Jay Guthrte of Marshall and Mark Balen of Ohio State lied for eighth at 224. Bowling ~reen was third tn team standmgs at 1,134. Kentucky was ,fourth at 1,138, followed by K~t State wtth. 1,142, Mtamt 1,146, Vtrgmta Tech 1,150, Eastern Kentucky 1 ~152, Ball State and Toledo tied at 1,169, Ohio U!Uve~slty 1,166 and West Vtrginta 1,222. shows DEAR DR. LAMB - Our d<>etor says that my husband has a bifid valve or early calcereous aortic stenosis. He ts 63 years old. Sometimes he has a sharp feeling of pain in his heart, then no more trouble. He feels fine except he tires out rather quickly. He is slim, does not have high cholesterol or any other problema. The doctor says there Is nothing to worry about. Wtll you please tell me how dangerous thts condition is' Can anything be done to help tt? DEAR READER - At least I can Identify from your letter the anatomical area Involved. The aortic valve Is located at the outlet of !be heart to the one great artery (aorta) that provldta all of lhe b~ to almoslfall ol !be bndy except the lungs. Or· · dinarlly this valve bu three ( . IIJ FRED DOWN ii~ UPI.,_. Wrller ' Jim Hunlert lht New York Yanlleea' t2.lmllllon pltdter, 1ooU rudy to ''go lana" del!l!te tile ahun trainlllg -· Hllllerllll'priled jllll about everybody e1cept himself &mdaJ wbeo he allOwed Ollf rt,ll ad IlK hits In IIIVen "lnnliip as tbe Yankees bombed Jim Palmer and defeated the Baltlmllre Orioles u..~. He Ia slated ~ plldl the Yank•' Oll'lll!lll 181111! ti !be Amerlc111 Leag~~e on April. a and Is phyllcally able to. plldt nine tnntncs despite tbe lhortened ··:· ==~ ,. \\:-~ r- ;:;: ByBERNARDBRENNER . [:[· . i.ji. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Both Congre&~~ and the:=: ·,: :·: administration are overlooking a pow~ antl-recesslon :~: ... :;:: tool which can be used to create new jobs with minimal :: -~ ::: costs to taxpayers, a House rural affairs l.'eader says. :::" ": :;: The tool according to Ron. John B. Breckinrldge, D " ('o'f ":' "'I' ::; Ky., Is the government's rural development program .;:; ~~ ::: including, specifically, authority foc loans to finance a '* • ;:; wide range of commuulty facilities and new buslneSilfS ·:;: •'• • '•' 1 ::: and industrtes. ·::: , ::: Breckenrtdge, as head of the Congressional Rural -:;: ·.: ·!:! Caucus, is beading a fight to add about $3.5 billion to the =~~ .;: ::: administration's pro(1!l5ed $4.9 billion budget for rural .::: =~:~ development loans and grants in the fiScal year starting :':': '" •"•~ Oct! . ... . . ~ ,,, =;:; The Kentuckian conceded in an interview he W&B \~: ·••• • =i!: "personally not toosangui,ne" a~t tbe outlookfoc major !:! ::::; ·::: additions to the budget. But he satd he would continue to :·: .,., ·:: press particularly fpr about $2 billion of the proposed !:l .~:: ;~: boost which includes authority for expanded loans. :!l ·::~ INDICATORS : Index of ';: We have trouble getting people to understand this, but ,l:_ leading business indicators ::: the fact ts that the additional loans will actu~lly cost ::: rose 0.8 per cent mFebruary, -~:! taxpayers only about $55 million in operating expenses ::! :::~ a substantial slowdown from :: and even that wouldn't become a budget expenditure until :;: ···· January's revised increase of !:! the 1978 fiscal year," Breckenridge said. ::!. ~:~ 1.5 per cent. The mdex, which :; " If w~ can get these loans, we can create 260,000 new :!:. ,,::< charts the direction of the ::: jobs,'' he said. :~· ···· economy, has risen for four .:.: Breckenridge satd these jobs, which would generate =::: consecutive months hlit at i=i secondary economic activity creatli\g sttll more ~(: . 105.7 per cent remained far ;:: employment, would be permanent m contrast to the ::: "' below Its peak of 126.6 in mid· :=: "sliort-term relief" effect of public service jobs proposed :=:· .~ 1973. Jii: m a number of pending bills. !:! INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT : ::: The loan programs 111volved are operated by the :·: ,; Production increased 0.6 per :;: Farmers Home Admintstration in the Agriculture ::: · cent in February from the ~:: Department and the Small Business Administration. !"! nation's mmes, factortes and ::· In the FHA portion of the bui!get, for example, the ::: "'" uttbtles. :!: administration has proposed authority for f350 million in ::: . HOUSING: Starls.of family ·:· l<>ans to finance new business and industry in rural areas ::: ... dwellings were up a record 'll :;: and $470 rrullion to help rural communities build new :.:. per cent over the previous :::. water and sewer plants. · i=i month, welcome news for the ::: Other portions of the rural development program, ;:;: .. hard-hit industry. February's ·:: which Rural Caucus leaders say the administration is ;:;: "" starts were at 1.55 million, 63 ::!. throttling by holding loan levels down and seeking to ::: ~ per cent higher than a year :: eliminate many grant programs, include aids ranging :: ago and the largest one· ::: from farm and rural housing assistance to rural :: montll total in abnost two ·;:: development planning grants and rural fire protection ![ ... years. ::: grants. ::;: ,. GNP: 'J'he Gross National ::: Administration officials recommended no funds at all :: • Product rose 4.9 per cent in ·:.= for rural ftre protection grants In the 1977 fiscal year. The :;: the last quarter•of 1975 and :·: Rural Caucus ts proposing $7 million, which would be !:! stood at $1 216 trillion. :.; double the current fiscal year's budget. ·;:; . · n Eonomists predict it wtll ;: Why fire protection grants? ;~: , ., grow at 6 to 7per cent most of ::: " If we can't afford ftre equipment tn Dry Rtdge, Ky., :;: .. ,. 1976, enough to avert slipping !:! nobody can afford the insurance he'll need to build a plant =;: back mto recession . :;; there which would provide jobs and get people off the food ·::: ,,,, :!: stamp program," Breckenridge said. And If the .":: "'" ::. community ts too poor to afford a new water and sewer ::: METZIE ENDORSED :;: system without a grant or loan, he said, it may also lose an ."!" , COLUMBUS (UPI ) :;: opportunity to create jobs which would let "folks move :;: Former Sen . Howard M. :;: back from the ctlles," : "" Metzenbaum, Mhlo, was .::. Whether the rural leaders win or lose in their funding :;: .• unanimously endorsed :!: fight this year, Breckenridge said, they wtll continue to' !:~ Sunday by the Ohio State ::. seek to build the federal rural development effort in the ::: . ~· j:ouncll of Machmists in his :;: future . ·:::: bid for a return to the Senate. ' } "This is a long struggle, and if we can get some :~:. , , The endorsement was made :;: understanding of the issue we can lay the foundation loc :;;: :;: •"because of Metzenbaum's ::: the next fiscal year," Breckenridge added: "long recqrd of support for :!· He said rural leaders ·must convince urban i=i· ::; labor and his outstanding :;: lawmakers that the drive to develop the rural economy is ;:;. .. ::: ., " record in the Senate in 197(" :;· not a threat to efforts to ease urban poverty. ·:::· said council Secretary. ::: :rreasurer Phtlip Zimnella of ~~: :·:·:·.·:•,•,•,•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;·:···.·.·.·.···=··:·:·:·::;:;:::;:;:;': :: ::;:;:;:,:,:;:,:·:;:;:;:;:;::·:·:·:=::;:,:,:,:,:;:,:·:;:::;:;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;:;:: ,. -.~ Cleveland. •, I another vehicle in the ctt:r;'s reported the incidents by massive Tien An Men (Gate " telephone to UP! in Hong of Heavenly Peace) Square. Kong. Political slogans, shouted When a fire truck came, tbe mob swarmed over tt and ,and written on banners and threw off equipment as wreaths, seemed to link the onloo)t~rs cheered. riot with the power struggle The fire truck put out one .that has developed since blaze, but madeno atterr)pt to Chou's death which has approach the other burning centered on Vice Premier vehicles, said witltesses who Teng Hslao-ping, wbo was .expected to succeed Chou and who delivered the eulogy at Racine Social Events By Mrs. Franels Morris Mrs . Garnet Ervme entertained at her home on Broadway Thursday, March 26, with a bountiful dinner to a number of her friends, namely, Mrs. Florence Potts, Syracuse ; Mrs. Aleta Par. sons, Clinton, Ohio; Mrs. thai can be told ts by spectal Heart pain is not sharp and a Xrays taken of the heart, and better history would need to in many instances a careful be known. Foc information to study of the heart through how to recognize heart pain cardiac catheterlzallons. The send 50 cents for The Health pressure is measured tnslde Letter, number 2-10, Heart Ute heart and outside the Attack, Myocardial In· heart beyond the obstruction. far~lton, Angina Pee· On the basis of this In· loris. Send a long, stamped, !ormation and special X-ray self-addressed envelope for studies one can usually telf mailing. Address your letter how much obstruction is to me in care of this news· present. . paper, P. 0. Box 1551, Radio If there is a major amount City Station, New York, NY of obstruction, and certainly 10019. If it is indeed associated with 1 I usually don't mention progressive changes in the geographic localities but I see heart, open heart surgery you're close to Stanford could be constdered. In thts University, and I would case the diseased valve would suggest that you ask your be removed and an artificial doctor to refer you to tlle valve put in ita place. This is cardiac clinic there for a a serious operation but It is cardiac evaluation The done every day tn major nature of the dtsease, if mild, heart surgery centers of the •may not be serious, but If nation. ., there is a major amount of 1am not sure how you know obstruction I feel that a yoW' husband has heart pain. cardiac evaluation Esther Price, Portland; Mrs . Ethel Hoback, Racine Route ; Mrs. Ann Beegle, Mrs. Mtldred Spencer, Miss Vera Beegle, Racine. Those calling in the afternoon were Mrs. Esther Harden, Syracuse ; Mrs. David Shain and son, Jason, Racine. A good lime was enjoyed by all m reminiscing and hy(lln singing Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Parsons of Athens area and daughter, Mrs. W. T. Ellis of Burbanks, Calli., visited Mr. and Mrs . Crill Bradford Sunday~ Mr. and Mrs. Par· sons and daughter are leaving soon to go to nonda to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with their children at the home of their son, Rev. and Mrs. Randall Parsons . Another son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thorn, who lives In Florida, wtll also be present for the celebration. Mr. ' anti Mrs. Larry Gawthrop and children, Carol and Mary of Summerville, W. Va., were weekend guests of their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Don Walker. Merle Shain and frtend, Pauline Lesco, of Pittsburgh, Pa., visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy RifRe, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch spent a weekend wtth their son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Birch and daughters at Bellevue. Mr. an~ Mrs. Ed Mtller vist ted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornwell Saturday at .Fairview News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sayre of Columbus spent Sunday the Jan. l5 memorial service. The Incidents, which appeared spontaneous, broke out one day after crowds laid numerous wreaths 111 honor of Chou at a Martyrs' Monument in the square on the occasion was Ching Ming, an ancient festival dedicated to the dead. Witnesses said "tens of thousands" of Chinese returning to the square early tnday found that security forces had cleared away the wreaths and cordoned it off. Some broke through the cordons and rushed to the steps pi the Great Hlill 61 the . Wolfpen with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. o Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert of Columbus were last Sayre spent Wednesday and weekend visitors of Mr. and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. , Mrs. Paul McElroy and Mr. Buck R<>dgers at Colum.bus. and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff . Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Joey. Lawson and baby, Mr. and Mr . and Mrs Charley Mrs. Harold Lawson and.son Smith were last weekend of Letart, W. Va., Mrs visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Parsons and sons, Daniel Wocley of Beckley, W. Antiquity, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Va. Morris and baby, Mr. and Mrs . clinton Gilkey of Mrs. Robert Lawson and i\lbany was a recent visitor of family were Sunday guests of Mr. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson H. E. Warner returned and Wilda, home from Veterans David and Cindy Roush Memorial HoS~~iial . spent Saturday night with llfrs. Bertha Russell Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at returned home from . Clifton, W. Va, Veterans Meptorial Hospital. Sharon and Edward Roush ' Weekend visitors were Mr. spent Saturday evening with and Mrs. William Boyce, Edward Hupp. Geocge Wm. Venoy and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van cat! Russell of Columbus. Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saturday supper guests· of Russell, Mtchaeland Mandy, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith of Wolfpen, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Dana Lewis of Clifton and Knapp, Kevin, Kall and Mrs. Edna Roush spent Charles, and Mr. and Mra. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Worley of Beckley, W. Russell Roush and lamtly and Va. helped Russell celebrate hiS Sunday dinner gueata of birthday. He was presented a Mr. and Mrs. Hariey'Johnson birthday cake by his grand· were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel children, Michael and Mandy Worltey of Beckley, W. Va., Russell , and by his Mr. and Mra. Doyle Knapp, Roberta Lewis, Kall, KniD .nd Olarlea and People, the site of a final memorial · service to Chou. One group, apparently from Peking's Tsinghua Uruversity, focal point of tbe current power struggle, and seemed to want to read a petition and scuffling lroke out on the steps. Mobs of youths defied police, security men and soldters, and pushed onto the monument to place new wreaths, Army reinforcements were called but stayed on the outskirts of the square, tbe sources said. It was reportedly the worst such outbreak since the chaotic atltural Revolution almost a decade ago, In 1966 Red Guards from the universities took to the streets to fight the Ideological struggle at tacking those believed to have capitalist leanings including Teng. The army eventually had to be called in to put down the disturbances. By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sparta I!dltor ATLANTA (UP!:) - T1mtng Ia supposed to be everyt!t~ ln. life, and If It Ia, Scott May of lndla111's NCAA champions his ccme along a couple of years too late. Two y-a ago, he'd have been a cinch to have wound up an ovemlgbl mlllkmlre. Now tblnp are dlllerenl with tbe profel18ional basketball owuers In both leagues. They're pulling ·In their bella and · putting the rubber bend beck on Utell' bank rolls. If the !e&gues hive to BJM:Dd any mote big money, It 'II be 111 establlllled lllan, they say, and not on any hot Shot ktda coming out of college. Dave DeB1188chere, lite ABA commlsaloner, 118)'11 hia league may not even hold Its annual draft tbll year because the owners want to develop and strengthen their teama tntefliiUY, That's merely another way of saying the owners are tired of getttng burned. '!be feeling Ia the same in tbe NBA where any of tlle owners are ready to cite the caae of Ken Durrett, a Jim McDaniels or an Ernie DIGregorio. Dlm!U r«eeved a reported $2 mlllton over fl" years and Is now playing ID the Eastern League. McDaniels got $1.knUilon o~ ail years and was !IOlllethlng lesa than a baD Ill fire with Seattle and Los Angeles before beInc let 10. U his contract continues to be honored he must get ' '100,000 a year until 1990. • DIGregorio signed a fiVe-year contract at ~.000 a year with 1111! Buffalo Braves and was the rookie of the year In 197~ but a tGmplete diButer this 11811011. Rlglti now, Saltl May Is generally recogniud 81 the finest aroles!lonal basketball prol!peCt In the coiDitry. Jf the owners are cutting off the lig money for rooktea, and he's coming aloog a llUie loo late, May doesn't seem overly worried aboUt II. "l'n:t not really Interested In a whole lot of money,"'ll)'ll the 22-year-old, s.foot-7 forward frOm Sandusky, Ohio. "I'd like. to play aroles!lonal buketbllll. I'd love to play wltb tbe beet players who ever lived, but I haven't tallted to any qents yet. I'm jUit waltlru!. The main thing I want to do now Ia play mlbe Olympic team. I wouldn't sign a ar~onal contract before I did !bat'" ' AI UPI's college basketball playet of the year, May received the .Nalamlllt Trophy Sunday nlcht !rem the Atlanta '11poff aub. He siW W8ll1 'I com~etely over lbe udtement of the Hoollers' title victory over Mtchigallln Pblladelphla a weelt: qo. g , Jobn ,lfa.Ueet, a teammate of Indiana Coach Bobby 'sat Ohio ~le, vlalted tbe.Hooliers to talk will! y lllll1 can't getoverlhat either. "For him to take time to ~m~e to Philadelphia Jua1 to talk wltb Ul WBI beyond 0111' Imaginations," aald May, "It W8l the lint time! enr met him and It 111ve me a lremando111 thrW. He aald 11111111 of us would be ~out 1a1t game ,tbal night and If we went out tllere and just ~ the hardest we !mew howfortwo houn, there waanow'ay we could loee." 'After Havlicek blld flnlahed talkln8 to all lbe lncllllia pla)'«'S, Scott May apolre with the Bolton Oeltict' IW alone. They didn't ta11t about m011ey, tbt tifO• cr BDyllllni lllle that, "All wetallted .OOU1,"118ld 8l:oll May, ''WU bulitlball." ..... ·" •••·· .... .. ~:; ••·•· .· .. ·- • AUanta ,, .. ., , . ,~, " ...... ·- · ~,;:: ._., "...... •J · ·•" •·'"" ... .·,., ,. ... , ,,, 1 ;,;; " •. ·_:: ~ ._.. ·-• .. Ill wl ,Cong. Clarence Miller has ..:J announced the U. s. Secret ·' Service will be le!ttng .nd '"" Interviewing appllcanta for """ the Executive Protective .~.•.:u . Service In Zanesville on May ·~;; · 8 and May 9. In order to be •u 1 scheduled for conald~aUon, , <../ applicants must send a ~: completed Personal ·;::, Qulliflcattona Statement, SF- ;"' 171, by April 29, to Personnel .,., ' Dlvlaton, EPS Recruitment, , .,; ; U. S. Secret Service, 1100 G .:~ Strut NW Room 844, ":' Washington, D. C. 200:j,1, •'' Standard Form 171 can fie · ·" "' obtained most Federal ' fadlltle•a( lncludinl Poat are faced with the ch«e ol COLUMBUS (UPI) - In HW. di'lo State football, It aeema Then lUll noted llmllar tlllln8 some key p~alt!OIII and So1 ...Bobby Tolan, Mlb tile more things chanat the replaeement and defensive having aeveral pfartrs out Scllilfdt illd Garry Madd01 more they stay the 118111e. dependeooe ll'Gblellll of a with lnjurlee . each hit two~ homer lor The Buckey" optlled year 1110. lbe l'lllladelphla PliiUea In a spring practice Saturday "We said the same thing The lflt ol!e111e wiD be 1U lrlli!JIIil over the Dettcll Cefttnl Divlslen wltll defensive coordinator last year about the dele111e," '!'lthout graduatei Archie W L ~ct. Gl Tlgen...J .R. fllchard, Joae George lUll reusurlns head . aaldHW. "We were replactnc Grlllln, the school'• .U~e Cleveland A4 32 .590 Sosa and Ken Foracb WlahlnQ10fl 46 JJ .Sil 'It coach Woody Hayes lhe a lot of people, and we aalcl leading rumer, and wteran ll 39 <9< 1V> combined In a two-ltltter 81 H0<1sfon the olfenae will have to carry backfield aupporta Brian DriHns 36 •2 <62 10 . delenae wiD be soli(!. tile lloUoD AIUw beat the Ntw Atlantl 2t 10 .m 11 '"'bedelenliwlrontwillbe the defenae, but our defe11111 Baschnagel and Comell111 ~~~ Twlnl 3-0. Wnlortl the moat el(lllrienced we'w played wry wen rtchl from Greene. Mt•w•st Division ' W L· ~ct. Gl had for sure since 1973," and the start." Sidelined tbua far because The aucaao White Sol' Mllw•ukH 36 <2 <62 It may be as strong, 1111d '73 IntryiJI&todefendthelrBlg of aurgery are captain Bill 3• u .436 2 BCOred a 111-1 romp over the Dttroll I..ukeM, wbo wUI be a111a11b\g Kenns City 30 •• .310 6\12 ·W81 one of the best," B&ld Ten champlonlhlp, the Bucks St. Loula Cardinali ...The qtcogo 23 55 295 13 ' guard, tackle Lou Pletrlnl ~ICIIIC Division New York Mell beat the and middle guard-delllllive 'if. L. l'CI. Gl Clnclnnau Reds ID-4 ...Tbe •·Goldlll'l Stott 57 22 .122 tackle Byron Cato. IIIII l)leco , l!adrea pounded S..ttle · .oo 31 .m 16.,., <0 3t .506 17 out 11 hill In deleatlug !be Ph-lx MilliS •o <0 .5110 17 ..... ChlCIIO Cuba 13-3...Gary LOI Guard Joe Luer llllffered a Portland 35 •3 ·'" 21.,., Matthews and Von Joaltua hit K-cllnched ~lvlalon title knee atrain Saturday 111d wiD $j11Ur111Y'I R..UIIS two-rull hcmera u the San Mllwou~lte be out of action two to three 115 Atlohta 106 Francl8e8 Glanla beat the ChiCIOO 97 Dtlroll 9:1 (Ot I weeks. Kenan cnv \~ Cleveland 101 Oakland A's H ..Nale Golden llod Gerald handlad the Stolt 130 Soottle 115 Ollberl bit a two.nm homer Portland 112 Phoenix 91 COLtiMBUS (UP!) - Glrta go and a pair ol free .nrowal7 ·lint-learn backll~ldtall=· Results 1 and Pepe Mancusi a three- Buffalo Suncley's basketball In the Bucke"" Jelll..otlan 117 Botton II< ,. seconds later by Fran! day, Jlin BarreD at wJncback and' run sbol paclna tbe Montreal New OriNnl 129 Willi. 11!5 (01) State is bete to slay. Walhlngtori to subdue Pete Johnlonat fullback. 'l1le eiJIOI to a 6-2 ovtr tbe Teul NV 115 Konus Cl(y 95 Cleveland 120 At18hta 92 At least that's the Waltenon k Ia • - - M011s Ranllers. Dttroll 101 Phlloaelphla 97 prediction of Dr. Harold The I'll~ Bears had seen a No. 2hluldlblc ;=.~~k LA 118 Golden Slate 111 Meyer, commlssloner of the 12-i»lnt lead vanllh when :~O:u '=k~ - ' an 5eolllo 117 Phoenix 19 Monday'• Olmti Ohio High School Athletic Wattenon tied the game at OSU haa only four 1m Milwaukee at Chlcac.o Aasoclation. 5kll with only 31 seconda to -ulars '-·ck on othnse, but HD<ISIDII at Phllldtlph\1 "We're v~ satllfled with go ·.., ... Tut•d•y'a GlmiS Clfteland VI Boston at Hart thewaylt turned out," Meyer But WaShington, who aeven defensive reford, Conn. said of the first glrla state scored 27 points, matching ported Saturday lui New York at Boston tournament, predicting the her total In the semlllnals year's ~ad, which led the Houston 11 Atlan1a Phoenix at Golden Stat e annual girls event will some came back to Ice tt. lite league wltb lillY 79 potnta LA at Portland day blossom Into an got aolkl acoring aupport Yielded in the regular IBBIOD. AlA Standings rivaling the boys' from Sandra Roberta with 20 w. L. Pet. oa attraction ''<Nr major concern Ia "I bad a call from Olmond x Denver and tllat nell year 'a are· points and J4'dta Webb with Sf 24 ' .711 rebuilding the backfield," today and we dlacuued New York 53 29 646 ~·h tournament ticket aale will at 12. terms," said California Sin Antonio 49 33 .598 91h least double this year's. "We played very cool under Hill B&id, "where we lost · <6 31 55< IJ General Manager Harry Kentucky The 11110clatlon had hoped areuure," aald Woodward Tlnuny Fo• and Craig lnatono 39 " . <~o 20 DaltoD. "But there · was St Louis 35 <8 m 24 to break eveh financially on coach Sue S.t. "We never Caasady." U 67 113 44 The defense IIIla year will notblnc really definite. I hope xVIrginia \he two-day event and let tbem get the go ahead clinched division title to hear from Osmond again feature rel!lflllntl regulan In Sa1urday's R11ultl Saturday nlgbt's paid crowd basket." VIrg inia 113 Indiana 112 aeveral key spoil, Including Monday." of nearly 3,000 persons In But, she W81 worried. Kentucky 106 St. LOUII 102 Aaron BroWII In lbe middle, In a taped interview on San Antonio 129 Denver 121 Ohio State's St. John Arena "All I could aee .waa a Sunci1V S RIIUIIS Danked by Nick Buonamicl ABC's World of Sports, 888Ufed reaching that g<>al replay of 1aat night wltb ua 111 York 136 VIrginia 103 and Eddie Beamon, and Bob Bavall aald the Padre~ were NeVf lite !<>Bing end," lhe 11id, Kentucky 106 St. Lools 105 loll and then some. Brudzlnald at me end. Alt prepared to offer Denver 1.40 Indiana 134 Saturday's three finals referring to Woodward'alaat Monday's Game were 18'15 All-Big Ten first· ~tb "a better deal drew 9,585 ~sons and the second victory over Struthers Ntw York at San Antonio team member•, e1cept that anyone in the Dlljors" TUIIciiY'I Gatrtt total attendance for tbe six In the semla. I but would only do eo after the St Louis at VIrginia llel8lons was 22,012, about a ·"All I told my klda was 'If Beamon, wbo was on the all-star. pitcher passes a fifth of what the boys mew you can do what you did second squad. WHA Stondlnts Alao prominent will he physical ellminallm. the week before. yesterday (Friday), you can linebacker Ken Thunpson, wltp!sglgo On the court, there was do anything," Sweet aald. Tbe concern about tndlanaplls 35 39 6 76 2•s w no doubt about the tour· Watterson Coach Ginny who led tbe B11ckeyee In 35 39 5 75 211276 MesserBmlth 'a health ctevetend New England 33 .00 7 13 255 2'10 nament's success ea the Sawyer praised her team for tackles lut fall. apparently atenimed from 'a Cincinnati 35 •• 1 71 285 3•0 cream of Ohio's fledgling ''playing will! beart" and "We got aomeUt~ done" W11t the lint day, said Hayes in report from two scouts, w1t pis 11 u girls basketball crop was put "never gtvtng up.'' sizing up the drtll. acting Independently, who y-Houston 52 27 o 10• 333 258 on display foc the first time. ''They (Woodward) were --'-' to their p1o Phoenl• 39 3• 6 e• 297 279 One of tbe three chan:tplon- very feat and play the inllde ·-em yers • San 01090 35 3S 6 76 300 218 that Mesaeramlth'a arm may •·Minnesota 3P 25 • 64 m 212 ablps was decided by one pme well," aald Sawyer. C1n1dian t be 80 d. noun . wttpllgtgo point, another by two and the "Washington Ia an ucellent ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ '"'bere Ia abeolutely Ill y-WinniPOII 51 27 2 to• 3•0 m other by four, although !bat ball player and we had I beals In fact for that story." Quebec · At 21 • 102 361 no me, Toledo Woodward 'a 113-69 trouble contain~ her.'' "' telgary <1 3• • 16l0• 277 nd aald Olmo · "•Of someone Edmonlon , 27At s 59 2613>05 Win over Columbus COLUMaUS WATTIRION BILL flEJCHER to 1117 now there Ia IIUIJlleloo Toronto 2• 51 5 53 329 388 Walteraon In Cl811 AAA was 1Ill- Welstnboch • <2·2> 10, 1251 Pow!~) IS!. abo,ut the soundness of his • onawa t< 26 1 29 13' 112 tied with 31 llfC(IIda left. Bornord • (1-519, Tortorello 2 • IHm dl1~onded Middleport, 0. <0-01 •· Finn • 1!-2) 10, Soldo) 8flll, Clle hu to l1ipect !bat y.cl\nched diviSion IItle In Class A. Frankfort 5 U -111 11, MtCann 2 (0.01 ol, Pll.m-7155 the lltory wu plllllld." Saturday's Results Adena edged Rocky River England 1 (2>3) 4 Totots 12 ••---''th'a agent ·-'d Now E1111land 5 IndianapoliS 2 11 IJlCNCI"BI.Iu INII Quebec 5 Toronto l Lutheran West 37~ and In ~::~~~0 WOODWARD ~!!ere Is no fUih for hla client Ctevelaod • Son Diogo 2 AAColumbusBtlhopHartley 1611- Wuhlngton to 17-101 _,_ tr c1 If It Houttor'\1 Phbenlx 2 sll'"""' past Bellbrook 40-44 27, Brown 0 (2-41 2, Minor 0 to ...,.,a CCII a -even SundaY'S Results . (0-0) o, Webb 5 (2-21 12, """" Ia after lbe 188- at.U. Clovolond 6 Cine lnnotl 3 in the ftnaliO seconds. Roberts 1 (6.9) 20, Hodok 1 (0· AU three of tbe-tiUe gamea 01 2. TOtals 23 (17-211 U, I'd 118J In a free market ~:=.55~:.0~Jl'.:.O 2 Score by quarttrl : there wUl be a Ci&nand fvr a Indianapolis • Now England 2 went down to the wIre, Columbu• Wotteraon J)itcber of bla ability at any Edmon!.., 5 WlnniPOII 2 altbough the laat two were of 10 to 15 2•- 59 time. u ~No ;amn toc:t•vJ the cllflhanging variety Toledo Wooaword Tuesct.•rs Gam•• . 12 16 17 11- 63 Winnipeg et calgary Woodward, In bringing Fouled out : Tortontll, Toronto ot Quoboc Toledo Its flrat alate McCann 1 Webb. Total louts: Sen Dleo«iet Cleveland Columbus W1ttenon, 21, P"oenlx et Houston basketball title ever, needed . Toledo Wooaword, 20. A: a jumper with 21 eeconda to 3,267. twoi"UII bomen for the Red a NIA standings Easttn conltrenct Allontlc Dlvlsl"'l W. L, Pel. Gl • ..,.,.., 53 25 679 Buffalo· 44 3.5 .5.57 91h PhiiiCIIIPIIII Q J5 .lSI 10 Now York :U <l .462 11 c,.,.,..... Girls basketball meet big su_cc~ss J Messersmith still looking LOS ANGELES (UP!) AndY. Me....ruth, who may wind up a pitcher withoUI a team wben the baseball leBIIIII op&1l thla nail, Is currently talktnc with the San Diego Padres, Callfomla Angelll and a third unnamed club, but he would moat like to hear from a fourth, hla qent lndleated Sunday. "We wouldn't mind hearing from Peter O'Malley (Dodger arealdent)," Herb Oamond said In an Interview. "!'he Dodgers would like me to contact them but I haven't done that. We're waiting to hear from them.'~ Messersmith, a SG-year-old righthander who Is one ti the lew pitchers to boast 31-wln seasons In both the American and Natimal Le811ues whUe playing with the "Angelll and Dodgers, W81 declared a free qentlast Dec. 23. He retUrned to hla Newport Beach home \his weekend lonowtnc a near contract signing with lbe New York Yank- In an affair· tllat turned Into an en:t· barra11111ent lor both New York and Meaenmlth. Tbe agent cMflnned be had been In contact with Padres' Prealdenl E.J. "Bullle" BavUI durlaC the weebod, u well .. the ~Angela. re a\m'l.-. . 1 ... , "Seeaaefor llomeonen ' ' Champions' roster is cut TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Johnny Bench, the team's Catcher Jeff Sovern, dropped All-star ._ckllop,ls llldellned GREENSBORO, N,C. hole. · frGm .the Clncfmatl I'Of(er. with a brulaed right hand. (UP!) -With IAe Trevblo · GellMtpt .-ld be did not wiD reinain with lbe Reds Belldea Sovern, wbo came CCIIIIiDI W!lhlli - iiroa or ·p~v • weu·Sunday • ht did until aftll' Tuaaday's final to Cfncy In the deal that 1<1111 AI Gelberger In the Gretter Saturday wbln he carded hla eJhlblllon game because Clay CarrOll lo the Qtlcago Greenaboro Open, the leader second lllt~l 66. White Sol, tile club &llldly felt he had to pull hflmaelf "I wu not u loole u I waa alao sent to lbe minor league ~ankin IIHL Standings together. , . ' ~." lie Ialii.· "You tell llllllpleltnllelder Ray Knight Calllplltll conlortnct . PotrlcN Division . "I had to IIIII to mylllf . )'Onelf ,nat -to ·look at the PALM SPRINGS, Calif, llliJ year. and pllchetl Tom Carroll and wltpll.lll Mac Scarte. (UPI) - ''My 1011," Judy ''Travell!Jc Is the bigl!lt llteDIDdlly, 'Hey,JOu'rethe .other PJ, but wlitil you're x-Phllodlph StU 16 111 J.Ot 209 leader, you're one atrolle rlallt there with him, how can NV lslondorU2 21 17101 2'17 190 Alao Sunday, Del Unser and Rankin aald, ''uled to 118Y Allan to 35 33 12 12 262 237 Joe Tom rapped out three ahtld, .We down,'" aald you belp It." that Sld'a lfa:rnle wu the 29"42 9 67 U2 333 Gelbqer. Vetetu Miller Barber fin• NV Rongon greateat player 1n 111e ~ • Pam Hlutu, w~o hila apiece to lead the New Smylllt Dlv1sl.. , The tactic worbd. On No. . l sbed IIane In third place with ' wlfphiiiO York Melito a 111-4 victor)' and 011ybe I wu nat. We'll ~..J~.,~ ~ • ·Chicago 32l0 11 IUS. 261 over ClDclnnall before 5,8211 tl,tbtfllrmlrPGAdlampilll a.t«at at rn, to dnder par. VenCbolvor 33 32 15 11 211 272 see what be 118)'8 now." .... - - TUey Ranidn, 7, Wll . .ck nriDI llalld8J'a wm..d :a-ad a birdie ·twa. Tmlnt 1 · RelcDtnil U.S. Open 51 . LD<III 2937 1• 12 2>19 290 fanl, lqtlll crowd at l.Dpe1 20 53 7 47 195 303 eardell a par ahd that dlan\plan taU Graham ahot a MlnlitSOII home at Midland, Tex., . . - • AJIOoTV a..ill KtniiS City 12 56 12 36 190 351 P1eld lhll ~cfindted It • both hl1d pm llnal ruand •lilllnlah In a tie SUnday and ml118ed the U, Ia tile 1liece t1 Galllit Walts contoronco In addition, the Reda reN.rrls Division on their ·lalt 11f0 holel. :wllh George 8uma for feurtli proudest moment of hla CtaldJ ear- Dr.oa.Jd turnell pltehen Joe Gel~ llnlllled lbe 11na1 place at m. Tom WelalDpf •·Montreal •''f'saru mother'• dlatlngulabed W...._. ad C.,. 8elllo! · 5111 1 121 337 !7< HendetiOII and Rich Hinton · liaud member x.dlert. round with a tlnHnder.par joined Bob Meme 111d Eddie LOI Angela 31 33 t 85 263 265 to tbelr Indianapolis fann I!Olllnl-· Pllllburgh 35 33 12 82 3;19 303 Tbe former , Judy Ware~lme Wllllama, ea and ended the toumln:tent Pearee at 274. Dttroll 26 u 10 62 226 300 dub. '!be two had been ,'l\'tvlno wen QI,21D fur !Iii Wollllngton I1 59 10 32 224 39• trailing with lht Reda 81 Torluemke nlked of with Galllplllls. I'UI'I melller, tte,ooe rtd!W, ~ Allllnl DIYIIIen ' the LPOA'a bigeat prize- Mn. Veaper •lrelliJDe , IIi hll 'nhole ~ 18 Heolld place fbdlb · and w11pllllto nonroater players. 11111er ·par 111 llli ~; Birber sot ni.330 rar ClOIIIlac • ·Bollen PI,OOO and a uew ear-by HIC&IU. II fn!u NU.. Gelling late 111art because .. 1517113 m m BulfiiO <6 21 13 105 339 2.00 of the lmpuae between ralllnc fnm lint llboll oil Y1lle ..t tile lamlly •..., par n ledpfteld OOUntry In , thltd IIi tbe Tor..,to 31"31 15 B3 29• 276 the IJK8 to win lbe .-o,ooo rea1i1ea ID Groveport. aub - · ~. Geiberpr'a win COII!or~la 2702 II 65 250 271 owners and players In alviSIOO llllt Tmrlno IWO *obi pulhed hll tolal to X·CIInthtd contract ~~t~~otlAtlOIII, Dlil Dlnlh SIKnoColpte Wlnnlr8 ~Saturday's ltetults Gullett bore tbe brunt of the arde ~. [II'Oiiem, of coune," Mn. back at 270 and~ wlt1i •·•· · Phllldtlphll 5 Bui!OIO 2 ,' , NY lllanaors 10 NY Rongm 2 Mela attack and waa pounded Afl.r!l It Wll Ovtr, Mre. RankfD Did. "B wam, I aab~IL . MonlrNI 6 Oeltolt 3 ''IM naDy pat a I'IIIUid to . lor nine bill. He pw up nlne Rankin DMrly broke Into ~ IIDIIIJDY IIIII sot Into Wlllltnoten5 Pltllllurth • wd Gilberger. w11o or New York'l1'111111 In the four lelra. ildJogl, bat It wiD be a Chloogo 3 St. (.outs 3 , game wu PlaYilll Ill .the _ . ., Bollen • Toronto 2 ~ he pitched. • "BreallypttointMlWII ll'Gblem fn1m -on. . LA 5 KIOIIS City 1 Flnlsbing· out for Qncy · walktnl ~lilt co_,.. llhe 'TU ju& haw to lklp a few lhr one u Trevino. "lie lundly's Results NV Rangtl'll Philo. 0 • were Pat Zachary and WW aald. ''1 peu I t:fl'/ II bappy 1aun1aiJJent1 and Tuay wUl . just kept do1na it bole after slated Aug. 6 Vancouvor SKC 2 McEDanly. tblnp -um. and ~ hi•• to milia llttluehool. I Alia. 5 NV lllondors 2 Not much mora effecllw w• lite. blllllllt will ofiiiJ missed blm tbiJ week, ·• OOLUMBUS (UPI) - 'l'be Monlrtll 4 Weill. 3 Pllll. 6 Dttroll 5 than Gallett, tbe No. 1pitcher Ille.I'YIIIIIII wwJdalat golf lhoqb. I called hlDI mry llmual Olllo Jilcb School All- Chicago 7 Sf Louis 2 111 the Reds staff, waa Meta fvr a yelll'll and thla wu ~ ntpt 111 the phone." - Star ~tbaD pme w1Il be llllnlitSOII 2 Bolton 2 terrific dly." "My life It dlfllcult at . IMOLA, Italy (UPI) PlayedliiiJiloSiadlimupln Buffalo 5 Toronlo 2 pitching ace ·Tom Sellwr. In blr 17th )'1181' Ill the pro tlmllt," abe Blplalaled. ''But America'• Steve Baller, thla IUIIIIIIer, pme dlnctAir cam 5 Los Angeles 2 aolf lraO, Mn. Rankin It's man llllle4lhll way.l rt4Da a Ylllllll!a '110, 11111 <l!uellllll'lltr·lliddwblllbe notdlld 111r 1'1111 win feel my lift bu' a plab. n:l Sllnday'a 2Gi MUe AGV wt laid. 111d MC<IIId Ill lbe :pill' to decided. WileD you're young niotorcycle race. ' a.- aald the pme Ia IWEBALLSPORT8 CALI:NJUR~RAPRILI-11 'flult to !be ,top of !be 1m and liiiiJe, you WIIITY abo• Bilker, 11111 both of the ~ 1lcheduled fo,r Aug. 8 at l :ll ......,, April 1-;- 8ol6w llera II! I rL LPOA 1111 wilb wbal JGII'N ..,q IIi do IIIII ::.!:.!!.._loof~howllllll'l P~ '•• ~ ~. April • - teiJeral lllleklq It Elltera, Ml,lll, ll'fliiiiW. I dlll't W111TY," • ....,. '"" .,,. Otllllelloo llHii"N"" AlellaMer at 8ellllena, Melp at AtM.. 111e 1un!14 Ia a ......... . 'l'be LPGA 11'111 now II Idle mlnulel illd 31.1 aecCIIIdl at by tbe Emit Gotlf1'ey Olapter Wet April 7- Miller atl!allen, Qelllpella at par 11 • a cold IIIII 111u1te17 lllllllht 1fanten.1C1na an a.,....IIPied of II mph. of the National Football Melp, day lli.lbe -.u.r tiiiiiiMd Open at I'IIDIIdl, Artl., April He l1ao 11t aiiiW Ins apltd Fo1111datlon and BaD of ,._'*11 April I - Bll&en at .,.._ Valley, lbnelbllllilllldolrwNup 1..17. A III'W . . .OIIIoll'lll• After be aet I IIIW hiDe. , ..... ala It I Melp Ita tea at Eaatera. lllltl ail'tallldl, who earned llltlll to bt played at lraLtaplld--.llnllllllll'll Ll!ll,_•apme,playedln l'rldar, April • Melp at lAipn. ........ . Calebe• Park CWnltT Dub hut, hi railed IIID I :IU, an thutadlum 111 the Olllo Slate • . . . . . ,I April u - Melp at Wllllama (I) : Mel&• · '1\e Rlntln'aiDalt:TutJ o-. - Loa Anplelll[ll. 214 averqe Ill IU qll, dll'lna Uldtallty CllllpUI fvr !be Ill aaboaltD llll*•'tii'Q them wiD be 8l'llllllllctd al New lbe 11111 lap of II* .Did ant llmt, wu - ,by ·the Rae ••fiW.._. tD 1be lilt loar tour tftiU York \OdiY. ' beat. Ncrth, 11-lt: '' . .. . Judy A thought for the day: American Negro leader ..·'t . . ,, Booker T. Washington Bald, "No l'llce shall prosper ttll It learns tllat there Is as much ·· ~ dignity in !Wing a field as in writing a poem." INTERVIEWS SET !be Before=• ,, I II I . effort by 2)clll)t winner ' Pllmer, wbo wa taaed for 14 hill and NnD Nil In six INIIJtCI, becauae be pitched with a 1111111 IIi bla llde. "I wu wQIIna to ·take ,blm out at any time," aald MINger Earl Welml'. "We jull wanted him to cet In bla [1ltchllc llme ·and be dld." ()t Other lronta: . Nolan 1\yan' lllrucll· oul alnld:o~telalltbatten In m lnnlnga, a!IOwllll! flw hits and three ru111 In the An&els' ~ tie with tbe Lol ~Dodlera. ·.Toinmy Jolin, atU!I!IPIInB a eomebadt wlllt the Dodgers, aiiowwd 111e tun and five blta In alx lnnlnp ...John Mayberry and Fran Healy 1\ad tine hill each as the ICanJaa City The Boston Red Sox won an 11-5 victory over the Pltllliurgh Plratea. Derou Jobnaon and Fred Lynn lit Sport Parade 1('1 Peking mobs on rampage HONG KONG (UPI) Angry mobs paying tribute to the late Premier Otou En-lal went oo a rampage in Peking today 111 the worst outbreak of violence in almost a decade, witnesses reported. Residents satd tbe mobs scuffled with police, soldiers and militiamen, and set fire to an army jeep, a bus and training progr1111 created by lbe dispute bttwetn the clubownera and the Major LeagU& PlaTen Alltoc!&tllll· "'lbere's really no ltCnl aboatlt," Hunter Aid 8unday revealing hia secret. "I worked out at home for the llnl time In my c:arter. Uaually I don't piLi: up a t.ll between tbetnd of one and the start of spring trllnlng, "But." he went on, "litis spring was · something different. I knew I'd han to It! -~ . on my own If I w• to be , readr lor the opener." The Orlolw weren't unduly concerned. with the poor Royall whipped Brava 1-1. ! <IlK Birth defect in' heart leaflets. They open as the blood is eJeCted out of the heart and once the squeezing of tlle heart is over they snap shut, closing the area and preventing bl ood from rushing back into the heart Abifid valve means a birth defect in which there are only two leaflets instead of three That doesn't necessartlY mean that they don't function properly. The other diagnosis refers to development of calctum·llke deposits over ,the aortic valve with ob· slructlon (stenOsis) of the valve. Mild aortic stenosis or obstruction of the bifid valve that doesn't cause enlarg~ment of the heart or excess work of the heart is compatible wtth a relattvely long life. The amollllf of difficulty is directly related to the degree of obstruction. The only way ..!=!•' is advanced as cheap but 1'1 good anti-recession tool ~~\ promi~e By LEONARD CURRY UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) Government stattstics continued to show economic upswings as the second quarter began. Jobs rose to record levels, although unemployment still was high. Wholesale pnces tn all but foods showed mcreases which will be passed to consumers. The housing industry got welcome news in family dwelling starts. Here Is a summary of the latest figures : UNEMPLOYMENT: More Americans had jobs in March than ever before. The Labor Department said the unemployment rate fell 0 I per cent, to 7.5 per cent, in February, lowest in more than a year. Total employed "II" numbered 86 ·7 mt ton,· a record. I N F L AT 1 0 N Th e Consumer Price Index, the measure of inflation, stood at 167.1 in February, meaning goods cost111g $100 tn 1967 cost $167 .IO now The 0.1 per cent rise during February was the smallest since September, 1971. The inflation rate on an annual basis now stands at approximately 7 per cent. WHOLESALE PRICES· The Wholesale Prtce Index stood at 179.8 per cent in March, 5.5 per cent higher than a year ago desptte a decline tn farm prices This showed a resurgence of inflation in industrial and processed foods. ~ADE _ The 1Jnited : S es had its second stratght onthly trade deftctt in February, Importing $140.8 million more than it expor ted . DR. LAMB ByLawrence E. Lamb, M.D. ~!~ ~ Second quarter hall mee under-par 67 Sat Amerlcaa troops were Instructed to confine themselves to barracks between evelilog "tattoo and reveUJe. Civilian residents of tbe dty were also ordered to oboerve tbe same curlew and told sealrles would stop any Individual on tbe streets after lilgbtfall uulen he knew the countersign password. :::: :·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:·:: :-::::-::: : :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·: r-----------.., II ·Pro :I - ': 6 i~i: Rural development program · Jat:kson by stumping for him in upstate New York. Vice P r e s i d e n t N e 1s o n Rockefeller,backfromatwoweek tour alroad, refused to sayNewYork'suncorrunitted delegates to the Republican national convention will support Ford. "Nobody dictates to Republicans in this SUite," said the former New York gov~nor . osu captures I :~~::::·::: :;:::;.;:;:;.~~::::.:,:;::.•.• •: :·: :·~!::::::;.;:;.;:::::::.t :::·:·::::::::::::.;.;.;.;::·:·:·:·:-::;:;.,.:::::·:~ r-:.::Hf.::f.~ wire~:~.~ -·· - Catfish.ready for Yanks !Stallilings ! '76 Bucks strong ~ • 2- ~ -- capturea LPGA Onclnnati acored all of Ill runs while tapping Staver for . four hill In the loW" innlnCS be lamrutefro11 State fma .. the world's largest!' lfAII U l . worked. With three hill, Pete Role drove home two of the Reda' runs. George Foater boosted hla apring rtl1l beUed In total to 10 by 1111dln8 the other two 8CI'IIIIII the plate, Cincinnati's , Cesar Geronimo went lour.for.four. A U.aaued~lMlr, .. S.Jianailti.ere. ,....,""~~ - - · _,.,. - ... * -.. me," mn. SPECIAL . All-star •r, .-.ooo TUISDA Y NIGHT ••.eoo n: moo" 111E INN PLACE ••en. VIsit Our Salad Bar. S. B-Q Spare Ribs Potato Vegetable Hot Rolls Coffee, Tea or Milk ·2~95 plus lax Tilt Tri-County•s Mosl Excl1lfltl Night Spot . 'I'11E MEIGS INN Phonem-3m Pomeroy, Ohl~ p 7570 �.. •, Monday, April~. 1976 Carr in hot role for Cavs By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Wrller Last season, the Golden State Warriors successf\llly muf.ned the star system that had been so prevalent In pro basketball in past years and \D'Icovered the team concept - and it resulted In a shocking world champion· ship. Not one to let a good thing slide by, Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch deCided team play might finally be the answer. After four last place finishes in his five years, Fitch was about ready to try anything. S!uffling eight and nine playe';ll.in and out of the lineup this season, the Cavaliers have bolted to their first playoff berth ever. · Cleveland routed . the Atlanta Hawks, 120-92, Sunday to move into first place of the Central Division, one-half game ahead of Washington which lost to New Orleans 129-125. The Cavaliers are so heavily wrapped up into team play this season that, more often than not, it is one of the nonstarters who leads Cleveland in scoring each game, . as was the case against Atlanta. · Austin Carr, who backs up Dick Snyder and Jim Cleamons at guard, came off the bench to pop home his season high Zl points and lead all Cavs in scoring. In other games, Buffalo beat Boston 117-114, Detroit defeated Philadelphia 101-97, New York tripped . Kansas City llii-95, Seattle bumped Phoenix 117-89 and Los Angeles trimmed Golden State 1111-111. In the American Basketball Association, New York downed Virginia 136-103, Denver troWlced Indiana 1411134 and Kentucky nipped St. Louts 106-lllS. J,au 1%9, Bullets 125 Ron Behagen scored six points in overtime' to Carry New Orleans after Pete Maravich, with a game-high 39points, fouled out with 4:28 left In regulation time. Braves 117, CelUcs 114 Bob McAdoo scored 45 points and Jim McMlllilln added 32 to lead Buffalo over the home court Celtics. Boston was led by Jo Jo White with 24. points. Pistons 101, 7ters 97 Bob Lanier scored 37 points and grabbed 20 reboWJds as Detroit clinched a spot in the playoffs for ·the third straight year. Knlcb 115, KIDgs 15 Eilrl Monroe scored 22 points and five. other Knicks joined him in double figures in handing Kansas City its a:;th road loss in 40 games this seB901l. Suns 117, Soules 89 Fred Brown hit for 33 points to lead Seattle to its 13th straight home victory and Helen Help - " ' " --"-- - Polly's Pointers .Keep curtains straight with weights in hem *ntEIF YOU' RE A VEltRAN, atECK atMT BEUM FOR YOUR I MONIII.Y . EDUCATIONAL AllOWANCE $270.00 $121.00 Child 1 Child 3 Child · UU.OI 5381.00 4 Child 1410.00 S4Jl.OO I ca 11446-4367 for information . Office~ open 88 Mon.- Thurs.,, Fri. 8-4. Gallipolis Business College 36 Locust St. · Gallipolis, Ohio St~te Registration No. ~02 -0472 8 . - ..... -. .. very crispy dough, one would have to be very careful and watch lor crumbles. DEBBIE. DEAR POLLY - I have two Pet Peeves concerning TV conunercials. I have been to a laundromat many times but have never seen money offered to anyone for proving how good a product Is. One silly commercial is for a bleach that I use, but I think it is wasleful to cut a towel or shlrt.ln half to make a point. Then tlle one where they fry a . loaf of bread In cooking oil, pull it apart and then throw it away would make more sense to me if they showed the model feeding the bread to the blrda. Both these products are very good and I use them . But I think they could be DEAR POLLY - One daJ adverUsed in a more inwhile baking peanut butter lelligent way. - MARY R. cookies lor my mother, I DEAR POLLY - '!'hose forgot how hot our oven Is and with pet dogs and Cllts should burned tlle bottoms 6! tllose appreciate my Pointer. When on the first two cookie sheets. you open a large can o! dog or I tried scraping the burn off, ca.t f~-~. llJ!d do not use It all, but thiS broke the cookie&: · you will find that the top from Then a bright idea.struck me. anew fangled potato chip can I rubbed the bW'ned cookies will fit over It perfecUy. This on a grater a few times, and cover keeps the food fresh they came out slick as a and also keeps the odor inside whistle. Most of tllem were tlle can and not in the salvaged without a trace of a refrigerator. - ROBERTA. burn. With a delicate and DEAR I'OLI,.Y-1 cUp my grocery shopping list, along with the coupons I plan to use, ' TOM'S to a 9x12 clipboard. Any small lists for stops to be made SOUND $HOP along the way are also NOW OPEN clipped to it, so everything is On Stroet Nexllo ' together and less llkely to be CarWilh misplaced. The clipboard can 14 Fosier. Dr.Mascin, W. Va. be laid aci'088 the •grocery We carry tapes, records, CB radios, car tape players cart between the handle and jand home entertainment back of tlle baby seat, making jcenter . It easy to check off llems and leave yoW' hands free . The hours 1ro from 10 1.m. til I p.m. Mandly thru MRS. R.L.M. S.turdly. 1 to the phone company. And eve n though someo ne else may give yo u a posi tive picture abou t th eir phone sys tems . th ey're a long wa y from givi ng you th e kind of se rvice pi cture you get from the phonecom p8ny . · For exa mple. we wotl't set you up with a highly speci ali ze d phone system unless we can back it up with a ~i g h ty spec ialized ser vice f_ orce. l?ii#l GEnERAL TELEPHOnE Fourth birthday .observed. · · Mrs. Thelma Grueser and Melanie Grueser enlertained Mr. and Mrs. Mark E Miller Arizona couple recite vows Social Calendar ! . DALE C. WARNER Mrs. Wood hospitalized -- EASTER SHOES _Whdll pay you the intetest . ' on your sav1ngs. · .. . - heritage house . ·N~ W. COMPTON • .D. . .. Social Calendar . ~ . .. All New • • • Now at Ingels! GET SET FORTHESUN ---· ...... . REDWOOD BEAI•zwJ liES • -· county Senior Citizens· Center, Pooiiii'O), t a.m. to 3 p. m. through Friday· TUESDAY POMEROY ~ARDEN Qub, 1 p. m. Tuelday at the • , SprtDa Ave. home of Mrs. ; : Harvey V111Vranken. ' POMEROY CHAPTER, ". · O.E.S., 7:40 p. m. Pomeroy Mucmlc Temple, regular •• ;~ me,unc. OHIO VALLEY ·• Baseball • · 1..e1pe meets at Steamboat :: Inn a1 Racine at 8 p. m. All ; i IICINIII llllltinl lllt•reated ' In 8elallllc are lmtled. . IM· Saturday wit h a pa rty · Angie Martin, Mrs. Janet honoring Rodney Allean on Bush, Mr.s . Becky. Reed, his fourth birthday. • Cheryl Bush , Lori Grueser ·~~~ •• •••~ :::n~n~ ±:: :Y#c' A cow boy th e10e wa& and Patty Jl1ay;nard. carried out in 11\e table llC· Games were· played with ce5sorles and a Winnie the prizes going to Toby Hysell, Pooh cake was served with Penny Hysell, Mlstee ice cream , Kool -Aid and Grueser and Lori Huclaon. ·another cake baked by his FavOI'll of Easter candy W1!re grandmother. Guests were given to tlle children. Unable 'LottHudson, Penny and To b~ to attend but remembenng TUESDAY 1-Jy~ll , Steven Marlin , Shawn Rodney ~yilh gifts and cards DREW Webster Post 39, Bush, Stacy Reed, Samantha were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ameri can Legion, Tuesday 8 and Rusty Maynard , Mistee Hudson, Glen Gru-r and p.m. Grueser , Darrell _Michael, )Irs. Bertha Daile~. '· • MIDDLEPORT Masonic· ' L,odge 363, F&AM, 7:30p.m. ay at the temple. All r Masons are invited . 10 ETA PHI Chapter, ' · Be!B:;lgma Phi Sorority, 7:30 · •'1\lesday at the Colwnbus and .Southern Ohio Electric r.o. . ' 1~ ·• , WEDNESDAY ' . TRUSTEES of Carleton .... College Wednesday at ' ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. J1111es T. Branham of ' Syracuse Grade School, .7:30 . Play it eaf~ anlt· mire Mason, W. Va., annoWJce the engagement and It may be time to forthcomin g marriage of their daughter, Debora Dean to 'l!;~MEROY LODGE . 164, have your prelentHenry Esther VanMeter, son of Mr: and Mrs. Winfield R. F&AM, Wednesday, 7:30p .m. policy updated. VanMeter, also of Mason. Miss Branham is a senior at ; ~II Master Masons invited. Wahama High School. Mr . VanMeter is presently let's ·rallc SoOII ' employed with the &>uthern Coal Co. of Laogsville. A CLUB CHANGED candlelight ceremony is planned at the Salem CommWlity RUTLAND - It will be the Church of West Columbia on July 3. The couple will reside Rutland Friendly Gardeners, in Mason. 992 - 21~3 not tlle Rutland Garden Club 102 w. ty~ain Pomeroy collecUng this week here In ' the cancer club drive. Debbk Branham Here's what you don't get with someone else's phone system. ~· Bec ause w hen it co mes to servi ce no one comes cl ose POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I am having trouble. keeping my nylon curtains hanging straight. I will appreciate any ideas lor hellling wltll this. MRS. S. S. DEAR MRS. S. S. - Do you hang your curlalns up to drip dry? That might help, bat be sure you protect the Door from drips. Perhaps they were not cut evenly when made. Weights Ia the bottom hems will help hold aay sheer curtains in place. Someliinea thUlllbtacb fastened to the frame or baseboard can be used to bold the outer edgea . and hems In place, until they hang straight naturally. Even preulng the hems may belp. -POLLY. I The natural gas shortage· • • 1s costmg more than ·just higlier gas bills. Transfers NOW YOU .CAN GET AN EDUCATION; TOO•. ' tMnot.w.. A piece of the energy p~zzle: Meigs Property \:li First commWJion breakfast was announced for May 2 after tlle 10 a. m. Mass when the C.,tholic Women's Club met 11lursdey high! at the Sacred Heart ChW'ch. It was also anpounced that ·a breakfast honoring !he graduates wlll·be he)d on May 23 after the 10 a. m. Mass that morning. Annual picnic for • the C.C.D. classes were discussed with tlle club to furnish hot dogs, buns and : 'i' soft drinks. ' A discussion on blcenlennial projects was held and it was noted that a Mass will be read ,lor Margaret Curtis 'who <lied recently. A report . was given on the recent card party held . in the church . auditorium . Donating favors were ·Mullen Insurance, )'omeroy National Bank, Farmer's Bank and Savings Co., Atllens County Savings · and Loan, Fabric Shop, Betsy Ross Bakery, Royal Crown Bottling Co. The door prize · was donated by the Rutland Furniture Co. The social party to be held on April 13 for the firemen's aerial ladder truck fund was .noted. This will be sponsored by.tlle three chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority with PHOENIX, ARIZ. - In a companied by Susan Grubert, Sacred Heart Church Mrs. Robert (Cathy) Wood A candlelight · wedding on organist. Karen Cr omer , donating use .of the entered St. Joseph Hospital , Colum bus by Mrs. I.Jnda Hill Friday, March 12 at the cousin of the bride, presided auditorium and kitchen lor ParkersbW'g, W. Va. Sunday of Racine, for a checkup of her left leg and hip. ' .. the re!reshments sale during Calvary Wesleyan Olurch in at the guest book . and was scheduled to. undergo Escorled down the aisle' tlle evening, Phoenix, Miss Anita Carole surgery there loday. She. has Stonoff, daogbter of Mr. and and given in marriage by her Mrs. Susan Blatier presided been undergoing outpatient Mrs. Robert Stonoff, Tempe, father , tlle bride wore a white opening the meeting with treatment for the past few Ariz. and Mark E. Miller, son satinand lace gown featuring prayer and the pledge to the weeks. · of Mr. and Mrs.Don H. Miller long sleeves, fitted bodice flag . Thank you notes were See Our . Here to be with the Wood of 616 . E. Pagago Drive, and high necklin e. Her read from Mrs. Anna family Wide Selection during her Tempe, former Meigs County bouffant fingertip yell edged Grueser, Miss Katie Guth, hospitalization is Mr s. of resldenta, exchanged wed- with lace was held lly a caplet Mother Mary Clara of St. Wood's grandmother, Mrs. of Iabrie roses . She-carried a John's vm~. carrollton, and ding vows. Grace Simmons of Akron. The Rev. Ray W. Snow, bridal bouquet o! white roses Mrs. Ruth Hennessey. Acard Mrs. Sinunons reiW'ned from grandfather of the bride, and baby's breath, accented was also read from Mrs. a Florida vacation to be with Sign up for free Barbara Mullen, vacationing 'conducted the double ring 8 p. with blue satin ribbons. tlle family. Also arriving stuffed Eastef Bunny m. ceremony. The church . 'Attending the bride as maid in Florida. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. to be given away . Mrs . Mary Kunzel10an was decorated with ·dual of honor was Miss Carlene . •. Edward Pogh of Seversvilie, seven-branch candelabra Swan. Bridesmaid s were read a poem, "AlDay's End" Tenn. , parents of Mrs. Wood. baskels of white Lurinda, Katrina and Lenore by John Hall. The meeting ' flanking Today Mr. and Mrs . Wood's gladioli · and ' chrysan- Stonolf, sis~rs of the bride. concluded with prayer. daughter , Patricia, was Middleport, Ohio ··All attendants wore similar· . themums With greenery. taken 'to Grant Hospital in Special music was provided styled gowns o! blue witll THANKS MADE .' • by the brlde:s sisters 'sweetlleart necklines and bell · RUTLAND - The Ladies Lurlnda, Katrina and Lenore, sleeves with blue tulle veils Auxiliary of the Rutland Fire singing "Wither Thou held by blue fabric roses as Dept. tllanks everyon ~ who OPTOMETRIU . Goest"; Steve Boothe sang headpieces. Each carried a attended or helped in any way OF,FICE HOURS: 9:30 ro 12 , 2 to 5 (CLOSE single white rose wlth fernery unre LOrd's Prayer''' acduring the recent jitney .' . and blue satin ribbon. · AT NOON ON THURS.l- EAST COURT Crista Grubert acted as supper. ST., POME OY. flower girl, carrying a basket ..,of.rose petals. " Best man for the I bridegroom was James A. Neece with Jared Davis of Mesa as ring bearer. Ushering and seating guests ,. .. were Steve Miller, brother of MONDAY ' the bridegroom , Woodrow POMEROY CHAPTER 80 Van Cooney and Steve . Royal Arch Masons special convocation Monday, 7:30 Bootlle. A reception in the church's p.m. at Masonic Temple to confer the mark master and Fellowship Hall followed the wedding ceremony, which past masler degrees. .. a RUTLAND GARDEN Club climaxed with the bride and and Drew Webster Post, groom lighting a single anAmerican Legion, wtU be niversary candle from two canvassing Rutland for separate candles signifying contrlbuUons for cancer fill1d no longer two, but one flesh. Presiding at the serving next week beginning Mondsy. REVIVAL SERVICES tables, where a tllree-tiered Monday through. April to at wedding cake decorated in The simple fact IS . no one has the men, the available Our patio sets wer.e just made eQuipment. the total experience to servi ce you r phone Eagle Ridge Church, 7:30 tlle bride's chosen colors was fas ter than the phone company. ~ for the great outdoors! p.m. 'lbe Rev. Eclael Hart will centered, were ·Robbie ·Miller Afler ail, we're only a phone call away. arid Michele Tabbek. Pouring be the evangelist. Featured Sele.cl from these smart groups. slngel'l DBII Hayman and punch were ' Marilyn and McDaniel Trio along with Carolyn Ray. ' The newlyweds spent their others. PubUc invited. honeymoon at Lake Havasu · MIDDLEPORT .GARDEN ,. City and southern California. Club, 7: 30 Monday·, Mid: The new Mrs. Ml)ler is a dleport Firemen's Lounge, senior attending Tempe High Ron Mills, New Lexington, Ohio Slate Forestry Service, School and working with with C.O.E. program at the Tempe will be the speaker. MEIGS COUNTY Salon Pollee Department. The bridegroom, a 710, Eight and Forty, home of of Meigs High graduate Mrs. Lilla Hampton, Monday, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Zuelells Smith School, Pomeroy, attended . to have a mamorlal service. Ohio University. He is self Girl acout cookies to be employed by Miller and ·delivered. 'Bottle caps are to Mlllar Trucking Company. be turned ln. SOtmiERN ATIILETIC •. Boiletel'l Monday 7:30p.m. at ' high school. Interested per10111 invited to attend. TRI-COUNTY CB Club Monday a! Pomeroy Eleinenlary School, 7:30p.m. -:RAciNE CHAPI'ER 134 Monday, 8 p.m. at Mamie ' Temple. Practice for initiation and p&lt officers honored. Past matrons asked to wear drea tbe year they u matron. ' ..served EASTER BAZAAR, Meigs ... .a:... . Married _...,,......,.,. . ,_.,liN_......,_ Birthday ce 1ebiJ"/1ted ;::::::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;~:;:;:;:;:::::~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:i:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;~~::;:;:;:;::::~:;::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;>.:;:::;:;~:i J oan11 · ,. THE GALLIPOL.S BUSINESS COLLEGE ' -HAS INITIATED A NEW PROGRAM FOR SHIFT WORKERS. TRAIN 3 DAYS OR 3 NIGHTS - ALTERNATE • WHEN YOUR SHIFT CHANGES. Breakfast announced . Us .•• ATTENTION Shift Workers! Sing II Loetttt Hayes . 'presides at.meet Deputy Grand Matron Pauley, Myrtle Pierce, Ellen miniature flats and the Loella Hayes · was the Broksw, Florence Manring ~trlotic colors were carried By Hdcn Bottcl when you Inspecting officer for the and Marie Gurd . out in the decorations. Ann . Hyou'roliok« ...... A Bible was· presented to Hemsley and Ruby Vaughan annual inspeclioo of Pomeroy eM ean'l wcwtl.· , , . Pi . Chapter 186, Order o! Eastern the candldate 'after the prellded at the eoffee ind Ai.ener from tbe Put ·Star, held Tuesday night at ·initilltory work on behalf of punch. Dear Helen : the Pomeroy Masonic the Chapter by James Soul&. ~ ....... 1104_ Chapters represented were Remember "Joan"? I wrote you live years ago about a Temple. . by w~o sang "Star ilf the Beverly{ Belpre, Guysville, ' l .. serious dUenuna, and asked your readers to help me make a . AI the inspection were 117 EaSt" . during the cloaing Athens, New Marshfield, P;J, PAULiY ' decision. persons from 21 O.E .S. ceremony. Pumoroy Albany, McConnelsvllle, 104 w. Main You see, I thought'! ,Ugbt be in love with my ex-boyfriend, chapters. Mr , and Mrs. Dale PH . m-2~11 Refreslunents were served ~.>owell, Slockport, Jimmy, and riot my husband, Ted. Jimmy and I hadbeen going Smith, worthy rriatron and by )Irs. GeorgLa Vlatson, Nelsonvllle, Chesterhill, , J •·• · together three years when we had a stupid light. Because of his worthy patron, president. Doris Snowden, Texanna BlrtleU, Racine, Mlddiepol't, ._ jealousy and my pride, we apllt up, and I married Ted, mostly .JHSURANCI'. Distinguished guests Well and Elizabeth Well. Harrisonvllle, Cheshire, .. '? on tbe rebo\D'Id. · . introduced were Roberta K. Registering the guests were . · -~~ ---~· At the lime of writing, I'd been with Ted 15 months, we bad Mindling, past grand Mable Moore and Mable Wilkesville, Gallipolis, *tnton, Berea and Hampton, u==.~tii;a baby daughter , he was a .good and laitllful husband who matron; Mrs. Hayes deputy Goeglein. Pinons were W.Va. · adored us . But I couldn't feel the same toward him. Then I ran grand matron; Patricia into Jimmy (I'd scrupulously avoided him) and we discovered Wilson, grand representative SERENA DAVIS we cared as much as ever. . to Kansas in Ohio ; 13 worthy It was then I asked Y!>W' readers, "9\ouldl stay out of ' matrons and eight worthy loylilty, or crush Ted by turning to my first and only real love · patrons, past matrons of - Jimmy'" The vote was 15to one AGAU1SFmy leaving Ted. Pomeroy Chapter, Norma TboulZflt'Yolr-mlght be interested in what happened. Parker, Mabel Goegleln , Startlftg whereJiiy letter left off, I decided to try and work Evelyn Lanning, .Florence · . things out withmyhtisbandTed. l never let on I wasn't happy ; Well, Joan Vaughan, Dorothy 1 did everything possible to kindle my love, and I did NOT see Woodard, Sylvia Midkiff and /tj f U Jimmy again, figW'ing in time l 'd forget him. Ted didn't . Marie Curd ; past patrons, · · · suspect anything was wrong - Wltil a year later, I fmally Dale Smith, Thomas asked him for a two-month separation, He still seemed to feel Edwards and Albert Serena Renee Davis ~ere tlle ideal couple, and was sure I'd be begging him Woodard, all Knights of the celebrated her first birthday back ina week. ltdidn'thappen tllat way, York Cross of Honor, and re.cently at the home of her Despite family disapproval and Ted's pleading (he got James Soulsby. granljparents, Mr. and Mrs. pretty violent lor a while), I went ahead with the divorce. Honored masons presented Har old Davis, . Minersville. · Jimmy stood by me during the worst times, and we were were Clarence Struble, past Raggedy Ann and Andy married in January, 1973. . prior of the Ohio Priory 18, . . theme WJIS carried out . We're unbelievably happy! Jinuny is ' a terrific father to Glen Atkinson, Wesley Buehl Refreshments were served to my little girl, and we now have a son to make our .lives and Don Campbell, all RacheUe, Richard and Mark complete. . Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Haro.ld · About Ted: he took It very hard at first , but in a few Knights of the York Cross of Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ross months, he was living with another woman, and agreed the Honor. Also recognized were Stewart, Sr., paternal great- · divorce was for. the best. He's made no effort to see our the 50 year members, Evelyn Lewis , "retta Harris and grandparents, Brenda and daughter. He calls II he has a problem - that's ~11 . Ruth Swisher; Those having ~ott ' Hanning, Artie Grin· There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that I made the previous gran· d dley, Doll Woods, Robbie, right decision. Please, Helen, ask your readers if they'd STILL appointments, 20 past Lori and Doogie Stewart and vote 15 to one that I should have stayed in a loveless marriage. matrons and patrons of other Ressie and Donald Shaffer. ..:.. JOAN, WITH A HAPPY ENDING chapters, district ·officers, Sending gifts were Mr. 1111d Gaile Dew, president; Mrs. Mrs. William Hayes and sons, Dear Joan : Hayes, vice president; and maternal grandparents of I'm sure tlley wouldn't. ' ' Louise Stewart, treasW'er; Metropolis, Ill.; Mrs. Elsie and grand pages, Lois Decker, maternal greatYour letter proves again that people should take advice grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. like a wine-taster samples wine: He sips, savors, tben spits it Terry Wolfe and ~ons, Mr. out, remembering the best for future reference. - H. · and Mrs. Terry Moore and . +++ . Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert NOTE TO READERS : You're probably wondering how I DeVitro, Rosemary Snowden. stood on tlle Jimmy vs. Ted dUenuna. My feelings are and Serena's parents are Mr. always have been: "Strive mightily to bring love and real and Mrs.· Jeff Davis of companionship to your marriage, brlt if it's hopeless - don't WaynesbW'g, Pa. waste yow: whole life trying." First of all, let's not kid ourselves that the natural gas shortage And that's exactly what Joan did. -H. isn't for real. It is very real. +++ Norman J. Baxter, Gilda And yes, we all know that gas bills are going up. Dear Helen : Baxter to Ada Warner, 0.0145 But the ga s shortage has a price that doesn't show up on our I've always been both mother and lather to our three . acre, SalisbW'y. ga.4;.ills. It's the cost of curtailment ~ mlioning - of natural gas. children. My husband will have nothing to do with them, unless Allen C. Durham, Dorothy In 1975, U.S. industry couldn't get all the gas it 11eeded. Companies it's hateful criticism. When he is home, tlley're quiet as mice, A. Durham to John M. Sisson, that could afford to, switched to alternate fuels ..: at a cost of nearly back into second place o! the but when he leaves they're jolly, normal kids. He won't even Esther Lucille ~sson, Par· . .' thr,•e billion · dollars mort than their gas bill would have been' A11d eat With them. He can be talkative and nice until one of his sons eels, Rutland Village. Pacific Division. who pays for that extra costI All of us do. In the cost of the products comes in the room and then he gets an awful too~ and clams Lakers 118, Warriors 111 Jewell J. J ones , Pearl those firms make. · • Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Jones to T,homas C. Byrd, And when companies cut back or shut down because they can't up. lie doesn't treat· other children this way. Wh)' his own• scored 34 points and forward Gail Byrd, 1.'5.23 acres, afford the cost .of going to alternate fuel s, t11ere's an even higher Cazzle Russell added 26 as HAVE HAD IT Columbia : price to pay. Lost jobs. Lo.s Angeles kept its Charlotte Mae Erlewine, Higher product prices and higher unemployment. flickering piayo!f hopes alive. Dear H.H.I.: affidavit, Salem. I'd guess jealousy is the main problem here. Your husband They don't show up on the gas bill. Nets 131, Sq!llres 103 Bonnie Miller to Carl T. But they're a real cost of the gas shortage. Brian Taylor scored a . may feel he is fourth on your list, and fights back by treating Peak, Mary Jo Peak, 1 acre, career high 40 points to give the "favorites" badly. Or perhaps he resents your takeover of Rutland. New York its 13th straight what he believes is a father's right to "boss" his kids. Or Elza D. Osborne, dec ., win at home. None of tlle Net maybe he just doesn't know how to relate, believing remote aka Elza D. Osborn, dec. to starters with the exception o! sternness will "keep them in line." Ona E. Osborne aka Ona E. ~M I S • Insist that he talk about it. You may need a family Osborn, Re-Recording, Taylor played after tlle first _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ c~,UJM.IAGAS counselor to get him started. - H. period. Chester. Colonels 106, Spirits 105. Wil Jones and Maurice Lucas hit baskets and Artis Gilmore sank a free throw in overtime to give Kentucky •the one-point victory in what was probably the last ABA game ever in St. Louis. Nuggets 140, Pacers 134 -Dan ;Jssel scored 14 third quarter poii)Fi and David By Polly Cramer Ser\l ice li ke ours. What's more. when you need us, we 're th ere . Thompson's :!'6 points overall to help Denver end a twogame losing streak. Billy Knight scored 44 for Indiana . " .) , ~ . • - Vinyl cushion settee, wheel around base . ' Club chair , slatted back supports, wheels. no matter what you're looking for in savings or investment certificates... PASS800K SAVINGS 5~, 5:~~. ~% UTE • Com,oiii!UG ~lily! 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When it comes to your savings, you wan t a fair return , the highest le- on reasonable notice of wi.thdrawal. This is eKactly what Ohio VaHey Bank ·wants and promises their de, ·· gaily possible, with a guar antee of posi tors. No wond er savings desafety for your (unds, and ac· posits l'On (in ue to 00 at an cessibili ty to these fund s . , all-time high. . a ~ OhioValley Bank · . ~a11 1 p otls . Ohio 1 Mtmbtt FDIC The leading savings plans are at the leading sav!ngs bank. �.. •, Monday, April~. 1976 Carr in hot role for Cavs By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Wrller Last season, the Golden State Warriors successf\llly muf.ned the star system that had been so prevalent In pro basketball in past years and \D'Icovered the team concept - and it resulted In a shocking world champion· ship. Not one to let a good thing slide by, Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch deCided team play might finally be the answer. After four last place finishes in his five years, Fitch was about ready to try anything. S!uffling eight and nine playe';ll.in and out of the lineup this season, the Cavaliers have bolted to their first playoff berth ever. · Cleveland routed . the Atlanta Hawks, 120-92, Sunday to move into first place of the Central Division, one-half game ahead of Washington which lost to New Orleans 129-125. The Cavaliers are so heavily wrapped up into team play this season that, more often than not, it is one of the nonstarters who leads Cleveland in scoring each game, . as was the case against Atlanta. · Austin Carr, who backs up Dick Snyder and Jim Cleamons at guard, came off the bench to pop home his season high Zl points and lead all Cavs in scoring. In other games, Buffalo beat Boston 117-114, Detroit defeated Philadelphia 101-97, New York tripped . Kansas City llii-95, Seattle bumped Phoenix 117-89 and Los Angeles trimmed Golden State 1111-111. In the American Basketball Association, New York downed Virginia 136-103, Denver troWlced Indiana 1411134 and Kentucky nipped St. Louts 106-lllS. J,au 1%9, Bullets 125 Ron Behagen scored six points in overtime' to Carry New Orleans after Pete Maravich, with a game-high 39points, fouled out with 4:28 left In regulation time. Braves 117, CelUcs 114 Bob McAdoo scored 45 points and Jim McMlllilln added 32 to lead Buffalo over the home court Celtics. Boston was led by Jo Jo White with 24. points. Pistons 101, 7ters 97 Bob Lanier scored 37 points and grabbed 20 reboWJds as Detroit clinched a spot in the playoffs for ·the third straight year. Knlcb 115, KIDgs 15 Eilrl Monroe scored 22 points and five. other Knicks joined him in double figures in handing Kansas City its a:;th road loss in 40 games this seB901l. Suns 117, Soules 89 Fred Brown hit for 33 points to lead Seattle to its 13th straight home victory and Helen Help - " ' " --"-- - Polly's Pointers .Keep curtains straight with weights in hem *ntEIF YOU' RE A VEltRAN, atECK atMT BEUM FOR YOUR I MONIII.Y . EDUCATIONAL AllOWANCE $270.00 $121.00 Child 1 Child 3 Child · UU.OI 5381.00 4 Child 1410.00 S4Jl.OO I ca 11446-4367 for information . Office~ open 88 Mon.- Thurs.,, Fri. 8-4. Gallipolis Business College 36 Locust St. · Gallipolis, Ohio St~te Registration No. ~02 -0472 8 . - ..... -. .. very crispy dough, one would have to be very careful and watch lor crumbles. DEBBIE. DEAR POLLY - I have two Pet Peeves concerning TV conunercials. I have been to a laundromat many times but have never seen money offered to anyone for proving how good a product Is. One silly commercial is for a bleach that I use, but I think it is wasleful to cut a towel or shlrt.ln half to make a point. Then tlle one where they fry a . loaf of bread In cooking oil, pull it apart and then throw it away would make more sense to me if they showed the model feeding the bread to the blrda. Both these products are very good and I use them . But I think they could be DEAR POLLY - One daJ adverUsed in a more inwhile baking peanut butter lelligent way. - MARY R. cookies lor my mother, I DEAR POLLY - '!'hose forgot how hot our oven Is and with pet dogs and Cllts should burned tlle bottoms 6! tllose appreciate my Pointer. When on the first two cookie sheets. you open a large can o! dog or I tried scraping the burn off, ca.t f~-~. llJ!d do not use It all, but thiS broke the cookie&: · you will find that the top from Then a bright idea.struck me. anew fangled potato chip can I rubbed the bW'ned cookies will fit over It perfecUy. This on a grater a few times, and cover keeps the food fresh they came out slick as a and also keeps the odor inside whistle. Most of tllem were tlle can and not in the salvaged without a trace of a refrigerator. - ROBERTA. burn. With a delicate and DEAR I'OLI,.Y-1 cUp my grocery shopping list, along with the coupons I plan to use, ' TOM'S to a 9x12 clipboard. Any small lists for stops to be made SOUND $HOP along the way are also NOW OPEN clipped to it, so everything is On Stroet Nexllo ' together and less llkely to be CarWilh misplaced. The clipboard can 14 Fosier. Dr.Mascin, W. Va. be laid aci'088 the •grocery We carry tapes, records, CB radios, car tape players cart between the handle and jand home entertainment back of tlle baby seat, making jcenter . It easy to check off llems and leave yoW' hands free . The hours 1ro from 10 1.m. til I p.m. Mandly thru MRS. R.L.M. S.turdly. 1 to the phone company. And eve n though someo ne else may give yo u a posi tive picture abou t th eir phone sys tems . th ey're a long wa y from givi ng you th e kind of se rvice pi cture you get from the phonecom p8ny . · For exa mple. we wotl't set you up with a highly speci ali ze d phone system unless we can back it up with a ~i g h ty spec ialized ser vice f_ orce. l?ii#l GEnERAL TELEPHOnE Fourth birthday .observed. · · Mrs. Thelma Grueser and Melanie Grueser enlertained Mr. and Mrs. Mark E Miller Arizona couple recite vows Social Calendar ! . DALE C. WARNER Mrs. Wood hospitalized -- EASTER SHOES _Whdll pay you the intetest . ' on your sav1ngs. · .. . - heritage house . ·N~ W. COMPTON • .D. . .. Social Calendar . ~ . .. All New • • • Now at Ingels! GET SET FORTHESUN ---· ...... . REDWOOD BEAI•zwJ liES • -· county Senior Citizens· Center, Pooiiii'O), t a.m. to 3 p. m. through Friday· TUESDAY POMEROY ~ARDEN Qub, 1 p. m. Tuelday at the • , SprtDa Ave. home of Mrs. ; : Harvey V111Vranken. ' POMEROY CHAPTER, ". · O.E.S., 7:40 p. m. Pomeroy Mucmlc Temple, regular •• ;~ me,unc. OHIO VALLEY ·• Baseball • · 1..e1pe meets at Steamboat :: Inn a1 Racine at 8 p. m. All ; i IICINIII llllltinl lllt•reated ' In 8elallllc are lmtled. . IM· Saturday wit h a pa rty · Angie Martin, Mrs. Janet honoring Rodney Allean on Bush, Mr.s . Becky. Reed, his fourth birthday. • Cheryl Bush , Lori Grueser ·~~~ •• •••~ :::n~n~ ±:: :Y#c' A cow boy th e10e wa& and Patty Jl1ay;nard. carried out in 11\e table llC· Games were· played with ce5sorles and a Winnie the prizes going to Toby Hysell, Pooh cake was served with Penny Hysell, Mlstee ice cream , Kool -Aid and Grueser and Lori Huclaon. ·another cake baked by his FavOI'll of Easter candy W1!re grandmother. Guests were given to tlle children. Unable 'LottHudson, Penny and To b~ to attend but remembenng TUESDAY 1-Jy~ll , Steven Marlin , Shawn Rodney ~yilh gifts and cards DREW Webster Post 39, Bush, Stacy Reed, Samantha were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ameri can Legion, Tuesday 8 and Rusty Maynard , Mistee Hudson, Glen Gru-r and p.m. Grueser , Darrell _Michael, )Irs. Bertha Daile~. '· • MIDDLEPORT Masonic· ' L,odge 363, F&AM, 7:30p.m. ay at the temple. All r Masons are invited . 10 ETA PHI Chapter, ' · Be!B:;lgma Phi Sorority, 7:30 · •'1\lesday at the Colwnbus and .Southern Ohio Electric r.o. . ' 1~ ·• , WEDNESDAY ' . TRUSTEES of Carleton .... College Wednesday at ' ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. J1111es T. Branham of ' Syracuse Grade School, .7:30 . Play it eaf~ anlt· mire Mason, W. Va., annoWJce the engagement and It may be time to forthcomin g marriage of their daughter, Debora Dean to 'l!;~MEROY LODGE . 164, have your prelentHenry Esther VanMeter, son of Mr: and Mrs. Winfield R. F&AM, Wednesday, 7:30p .m. policy updated. VanMeter, also of Mason. Miss Branham is a senior at ; ~II Master Masons invited. Wahama High School. Mr . VanMeter is presently let's ·rallc SoOII ' employed with the &>uthern Coal Co. of Laogsville. A CLUB CHANGED candlelight ceremony is planned at the Salem CommWlity RUTLAND - It will be the Church of West Columbia on July 3. The couple will reside Rutland Friendly Gardeners, in Mason. 992 - 21~3 not tlle Rutland Garden Club 102 w. ty~ain Pomeroy collecUng this week here In ' the cancer club drive. Debbk Branham Here's what you don't get with someone else's phone system. ~· Bec ause w hen it co mes to servi ce no one comes cl ose POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I am having trouble. keeping my nylon curtains hanging straight. I will appreciate any ideas lor hellling wltll this. MRS. S. S. DEAR MRS. S. S. - Do you hang your curlalns up to drip dry? That might help, bat be sure you protect the Door from drips. Perhaps they were not cut evenly when made. Weights Ia the bottom hems will help hold aay sheer curtains in place. Someliinea thUlllbtacb fastened to the frame or baseboard can be used to bold the outer edgea . and hems In place, until they hang straight naturally. Even preulng the hems may belp. -POLLY. I The natural gas shortage· • • 1s costmg more than ·just higlier gas bills. Transfers NOW YOU .CAN GET AN EDUCATION; TOO•. ' tMnot.w.. A piece of the energy p~zzle: Meigs Property \:li First commWJion breakfast was announced for May 2 after tlle 10 a. m. Mass when the C.,tholic Women's Club met 11lursdey high! at the Sacred Heart ChW'ch. It was also anpounced that ·a breakfast honoring !he graduates wlll·be he)d on May 23 after the 10 a. m. Mass that morning. Annual picnic for • the C.C.D. classes were discussed with tlle club to furnish hot dogs, buns and : 'i' soft drinks. ' A discussion on blcenlennial projects was held and it was noted that a Mass will be read ,lor Margaret Curtis 'who <lied recently. A report . was given on the recent card party held . in the church . auditorium . Donating favors were ·Mullen Insurance, )'omeroy National Bank, Farmer's Bank and Savings Co., Atllens County Savings · and Loan, Fabric Shop, Betsy Ross Bakery, Royal Crown Bottling Co. The door prize · was donated by the Rutland Furniture Co. The social party to be held on April 13 for the firemen's aerial ladder truck fund was .noted. This will be sponsored by.tlle three chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority with PHOENIX, ARIZ. - In a companied by Susan Grubert, Sacred Heart Church Mrs. Robert (Cathy) Wood A candlelight · wedding on organist. Karen Cr omer , donating use .of the entered St. Joseph Hospital , Colum bus by Mrs. I.Jnda Hill Friday, March 12 at the cousin of the bride, presided auditorium and kitchen lor ParkersbW'g, W. Va. Sunday of Racine, for a checkup of her left leg and hip. ' .. the re!reshments sale during Calvary Wesleyan Olurch in at the guest book . and was scheduled to. undergo Escorled down the aisle' tlle evening, Phoenix, Miss Anita Carole surgery there loday. She. has Stonoff, daogbter of Mr. and and given in marriage by her Mrs. Susan Blatier presided been undergoing outpatient Mrs. Robert Stonoff, Tempe, father , tlle bride wore a white opening the meeting with treatment for the past few Ariz. and Mark E. Miller, son satinand lace gown featuring prayer and the pledge to the weeks. · of Mr. and Mrs.Don H. Miller long sleeves, fitted bodice flag . Thank you notes were See Our . Here to be with the Wood of 616 . E. Pagago Drive, and high necklin e. Her read from Mrs. Anna family Wide Selection during her Tempe, former Meigs County bouffant fingertip yell edged Grueser, Miss Katie Guth, hospitalization is Mr s. of resldenta, exchanged wed- with lace was held lly a caplet Mother Mary Clara of St. Wood's grandmother, Mrs. of Iabrie roses . She-carried a John's vm~. carrollton, and ding vows. Grace Simmons of Akron. The Rev. Ray W. Snow, bridal bouquet o! white roses Mrs. Ruth Hennessey. Acard Mrs. Sinunons reiW'ned from grandfather of the bride, and baby's breath, accented was also read from Mrs. a Florida vacation to be with Sign up for free Barbara Mullen, vacationing 'conducted the double ring 8 p. with blue satin ribbons. tlle family. Also arriving stuffed Eastef Bunny m. ceremony. The church . 'Attending the bride as maid in Florida. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. to be given away . Mrs . Mary Kunzel10an was decorated with ·dual of honor was Miss Carlene . •. Edward Pogh of Seversvilie, seven-branch candelabra Swan. Bridesmaid s were read a poem, "AlDay's End" Tenn. , parents of Mrs. Wood. baskels of white Lurinda, Katrina and Lenore by John Hall. The meeting ' flanking Today Mr. and Mrs . Wood's gladioli · and ' chrysan- Stonolf, sis~rs of the bride. concluded with prayer. daughter , Patricia, was Middleport, Ohio ··All attendants wore similar· . themums With greenery. taken 'to Grant Hospital in Special music was provided styled gowns o! blue witll THANKS MADE .' • by the brlde:s sisters 'sweetlleart necklines and bell · RUTLAND - The Ladies Lurlnda, Katrina and Lenore, sleeves with blue tulle veils Auxiliary of the Rutland Fire singing "Wither Thou held by blue fabric roses as Dept. tllanks everyon ~ who OPTOMETRIU . Goest"; Steve Boothe sang headpieces. Each carried a attended or helped in any way OF,FICE HOURS: 9:30 ro 12 , 2 to 5 (CLOSE single white rose wlth fernery unre LOrd's Prayer''' acduring the recent jitney .' . and blue satin ribbon. · AT NOON ON THURS.l- EAST COURT Crista Grubert acted as supper. ST., POME OY. flower girl, carrying a basket ..,of.rose petals. " Best man for the I bridegroom was James A. Neece with Jared Davis of Mesa as ring bearer. Ushering and seating guests ,. .. were Steve Miller, brother of MONDAY ' the bridegroom , Woodrow POMEROY CHAPTER 80 Van Cooney and Steve . Royal Arch Masons special convocation Monday, 7:30 Bootlle. A reception in the church's p.m. at Masonic Temple to confer the mark master and Fellowship Hall followed the wedding ceremony, which past masler degrees. .. a RUTLAND GARDEN Club climaxed with the bride and and Drew Webster Post, groom lighting a single anAmerican Legion, wtU be niversary candle from two canvassing Rutland for separate candles signifying contrlbuUons for cancer fill1d no longer two, but one flesh. Presiding at the serving next week beginning Mondsy. REVIVAL SERVICES tables, where a tllree-tiered Monday through. April to at wedding cake decorated in The simple fact IS . no one has the men, the available Our patio sets wer.e just made eQuipment. the total experience to servi ce you r phone Eagle Ridge Church, 7:30 tlle bride's chosen colors was fas ter than the phone company. ~ for the great outdoors! p.m. 'lbe Rev. Eclael Hart will centered, were ·Robbie ·Miller Afler ail, we're only a phone call away. arid Michele Tabbek. Pouring be the evangelist. Featured Sele.cl from these smart groups. slngel'l DBII Hayman and punch were ' Marilyn and McDaniel Trio along with Carolyn Ray. ' The newlyweds spent their others. PubUc invited. honeymoon at Lake Havasu · MIDDLEPORT .GARDEN ,. City and southern California. Club, 7: 30 Monday·, Mid: The new Mrs. Ml)ler is a dleport Firemen's Lounge, senior attending Tempe High Ron Mills, New Lexington, Ohio Slate Forestry Service, School and working with with C.O.E. program at the Tempe will be the speaker. MEIGS COUNTY Salon Pollee Department. The bridegroom, a 710, Eight and Forty, home of of Meigs High graduate Mrs. Lilla Hampton, Monday, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Zuelells Smith School, Pomeroy, attended . to have a mamorlal service. Ohio University. He is self Girl acout cookies to be employed by Miller and ·delivered. 'Bottle caps are to Mlllar Trucking Company. be turned ln. SOtmiERN ATIILETIC •. Boiletel'l Monday 7:30p.m. at ' high school. Interested per10111 invited to attend. TRI-COUNTY CB Club Monday a! Pomeroy Eleinenlary School, 7:30p.m. -:RAciNE CHAPI'ER 134 Monday, 8 p.m. at Mamie ' Temple. Practice for initiation and p&lt officers honored. Past matrons asked to wear drea tbe year they u matron. ' ..served EASTER BAZAAR, Meigs ... .a:... . Married _...,,......,.,. . ,_.,liN_......,_ Birthday ce 1ebiJ"/1ted ;::::::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;~:;:;:;:;:::::~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:i:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;~~::;:;:;:;::::~:;::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;>.:;:::;:;~:i J oan11 · ,. THE GALLIPOL.S BUSINESS COLLEGE ' -HAS INITIATED A NEW PROGRAM FOR SHIFT WORKERS. TRAIN 3 DAYS OR 3 NIGHTS - ALTERNATE • WHEN YOUR SHIFT CHANGES. Breakfast announced . Us .•• ATTENTION Shift Workers! Sing II Loetttt Hayes . 'presides at.meet Deputy Grand Matron Pauley, Myrtle Pierce, Ellen miniature flats and the Loella Hayes · was the Broksw, Florence Manring ~trlotic colors were carried By Hdcn Bottcl when you Inspecting officer for the and Marie Gurd . out in the decorations. Ann . Hyou'roliok« ...... A Bible was· presented to Hemsley and Ruby Vaughan annual inspeclioo of Pomeroy eM ean'l wcwtl.· , , . Pi . Chapter 186, Order o! Eastern the candldate 'after the prellded at the eoffee ind Ai.ener from tbe Put ·Star, held Tuesday night at ·initilltory work on behalf of punch. Dear Helen : the Pomeroy Masonic the Chapter by James Soul&. ~ ....... 1104_ Chapters represented were Remember "Joan"? I wrote you live years ago about a Temple. . by w~o sang "Star ilf the Beverly{ Belpre, Guysville, ' l .. serious dUenuna, and asked your readers to help me make a . AI the inspection were 117 EaSt" . during the cloaing Athens, New Marshfield, P;J, PAULiY ' decision. persons from 21 O.E .S. ceremony. Pumoroy Albany, McConnelsvllle, 104 w. Main You see, I thought'! ,Ugbt be in love with my ex-boyfriend, chapters. Mr , and Mrs. Dale PH . m-2~11 Refreslunents were served ~.>owell, Slockport, Jimmy, and riot my husband, Ted. Jimmy and I hadbeen going Smith, worthy rriatron and by )Irs. GeorgLa Vlatson, Nelsonvllle, Chesterhill, , J •·• · together three years when we had a stupid light. Because of his worthy patron, president. Doris Snowden, Texanna BlrtleU, Racine, Mlddiepol't, ._ jealousy and my pride, we apllt up, and I married Ted, mostly .JHSURANCI'. Distinguished guests Well and Elizabeth Well. Harrisonvllle, Cheshire, .. '? on tbe rebo\D'Id. · . introduced were Roberta K. Registering the guests were . · -~~ ---~· At the lime of writing, I'd been with Ted 15 months, we bad Mindling, past grand Mable Moore and Mable Wilkesville, Gallipolis, *tnton, Berea and Hampton, u==.~tii;a baby daughter , he was a .good and laitllful husband who matron; Mrs. Hayes deputy Goeglein. Pinons were W.Va. · adored us . But I couldn't feel the same toward him. Then I ran grand matron; Patricia into Jimmy (I'd scrupulously avoided him) and we discovered Wilson, grand representative SERENA DAVIS we cared as much as ever. . to Kansas in Ohio ; 13 worthy It was then I asked Y!>W' readers, "9\ouldl stay out of ' matrons and eight worthy loylilty, or crush Ted by turning to my first and only real love · patrons, past matrons of - Jimmy'" The vote was 15to one AGAU1SFmy leaving Ted. Pomeroy Chapter, Norma TboulZflt'Yolr-mlght be interested in what happened. Parker, Mabel Goegleln , Startlftg whereJiiy letter left off, I decided to try and work Evelyn Lanning, .Florence · . things out withmyhtisbandTed. l never let on I wasn't happy ; Well, Joan Vaughan, Dorothy 1 did everything possible to kindle my love, and I did NOT see Woodard, Sylvia Midkiff and /tj f U Jimmy again, figW'ing in time l 'd forget him. Ted didn't . Marie Curd ; past patrons, · · · suspect anything was wrong - Wltil a year later, I fmally Dale Smith, Thomas asked him for a two-month separation, He still seemed to feel Edwards and Albert Serena Renee Davis ~ere tlle ideal couple, and was sure I'd be begging him Woodard, all Knights of the celebrated her first birthday back ina week. ltdidn'thappen tllat way, York Cross of Honor, and re.cently at the home of her Despite family disapproval and Ted's pleading (he got James Soulsby. granljparents, Mr. and Mrs. pretty violent lor a while), I went ahead with the divorce. Honored masons presented Har old Davis, . Minersville. · Jimmy stood by me during the worst times, and we were were Clarence Struble, past Raggedy Ann and Andy married in January, 1973. . prior of the Ohio Priory 18, . . theme WJIS carried out . We're unbelievably happy! Jinuny is ' a terrific father to Glen Atkinson, Wesley Buehl Refreshments were served to my little girl, and we now have a son to make our .lives and Don Campbell, all RacheUe, Richard and Mark complete. . Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Haro.ld · About Ted: he took It very hard at first , but in a few Knights of the York Cross of Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ross months, he was living with another woman, and agreed the Honor. Also recognized were Stewart, Sr., paternal great- · divorce was for. the best. He's made no effort to see our the 50 year members, Evelyn Lewis , "retta Harris and grandparents, Brenda and daughter. He calls II he has a problem - that's ~11 . Ruth Swisher; Those having ~ott ' Hanning, Artie Grin· There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that I made the previous gran· d dley, Doll Woods, Robbie, right decision. Please, Helen, ask your readers if they'd STILL appointments, 20 past Lori and Doogie Stewart and vote 15 to one that I should have stayed in a loveless marriage. matrons and patrons of other Ressie and Donald Shaffer. ..:.. JOAN, WITH A HAPPY ENDING chapters, district ·officers, Sending gifts were Mr. 1111d Gaile Dew, president; Mrs. Mrs. William Hayes and sons, Dear Joan : Hayes, vice president; and maternal grandparents of I'm sure tlley wouldn't. ' ' Louise Stewart, treasW'er; Metropolis, Ill.; Mrs. Elsie and grand pages, Lois Decker, maternal greatYour letter proves again that people should take advice grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. like a wine-taster samples wine: He sips, savors, tben spits it Terry Wolfe and ~ons, Mr. out, remembering the best for future reference. - H. · and Mrs. Terry Moore and . +++ . Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert NOTE TO READERS : You're probably wondering how I DeVitro, Rosemary Snowden. stood on tlle Jimmy vs. Ted dUenuna. My feelings are and Serena's parents are Mr. always have been: "Strive mightily to bring love and real and Mrs.· Jeff Davis of companionship to your marriage, brlt if it's hopeless - don't WaynesbW'g, Pa. waste yow: whole life trying." First of all, let's not kid ourselves that the natural gas shortage And that's exactly what Joan did. -H. isn't for real. It is very real. +++ Norman J. Baxter, Gilda And yes, we all know that gas bills are going up. Dear Helen : Baxter to Ada Warner, 0.0145 But the ga s shortage has a price that doesn't show up on our I've always been both mother and lather to our three . acre, SalisbW'y. ga.4;.ills. It's the cost of curtailment ~ mlioning - of natural gas. children. My husband will have nothing to do with them, unless Allen C. Durham, Dorothy In 1975, U.S. industry couldn't get all the gas it 11eeded. Companies it's hateful criticism. When he is home, tlley're quiet as mice, A. Durham to John M. Sisson, that could afford to, switched to alternate fuels ..: at a cost of nearly back into second place o! the but when he leaves they're jolly, normal kids. He won't even Esther Lucille ~sson, Par· . .' thr,•e billion · dollars mort than their gas bill would have been' A11d eat With them. He can be talkative and nice until one of his sons eels, Rutland Village. Pacific Division. who pays for that extra costI All of us do. In the cost of the products comes in the room and then he gets an awful too~ and clams Lakers 118, Warriors 111 Jewell J. J ones , Pearl those firms make. · • Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Jones to T,homas C. Byrd, And when companies cut back or shut down because they can't up. lie doesn't treat· other children this way. Wh)' his own• scored 34 points and forward Gail Byrd, 1.'5.23 acres, afford the cost .of going to alternate fuel s, t11ere's an even higher Cazzle Russell added 26 as HAVE HAD IT Columbia : price to pay. Lost jobs. Lo.s Angeles kept its Charlotte Mae Erlewine, Higher product prices and higher unemployment. flickering piayo!f hopes alive. Dear H.H.I.: affidavit, Salem. I'd guess jealousy is the main problem here. Your husband They don't show up on the gas bill. Nets 131, Sq!llres 103 Bonnie Miller to Carl T. But they're a real cost of the gas shortage. Brian Taylor scored a . may feel he is fourth on your list, and fights back by treating Peak, Mary Jo Peak, 1 acre, career high 40 points to give the "favorites" badly. Or perhaps he resents your takeover of Rutland. New York its 13th straight what he believes is a father's right to "boss" his kids. Or Elza D. Osborne, dec ., win at home. None of tlle Net maybe he just doesn't know how to relate, believing remote aka Elza D. Osborn, dec. to starters with the exception o! sternness will "keep them in line." Ona E. Osborne aka Ona E. ~M I S • Insist that he talk about it. You may need a family Osborn, Re-Recording, Taylor played after tlle first _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ c~,UJM.IAGAS counselor to get him started. - H. period. Chester. Colonels 106, Spirits 105. Wil Jones and Maurice Lucas hit baskets and Artis Gilmore sank a free throw in overtime to give Kentucky •the one-point victory in what was probably the last ABA game ever in St. Louis. Nuggets 140, Pacers 134 -Dan ;Jssel scored 14 third quarter poii)Fi and David By Polly Cramer Ser\l ice li ke ours. What's more. when you need us, we 're th ere . Thompson's :!'6 points overall to help Denver end a twogame losing streak. Billy Knight scored 44 for Indiana . " .) , ~ . • - Vinyl cushion settee, wheel around base . ' Club chair , slatted back supports, wheels. no matter what you're looking for in savings or investment certificates... PASS800K SAVINGS 5~, 5:~~. ~% UTE • Com,oiii!UG ~lily! GOLDEN PASSBOOK 3-MONTH CERTIFICATE 5'f:f.,% 5~~.% U lf • ' l yl bltlluarll riV • Nilll!f1wm SI .OOOIC • Ptylilt a~ ~ ~ ll l y ' M lt~t~llllllll . DIUO 1-VEAR CERTIFICATE 2· YEAR CERTIFICATE 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6~, 6~, 6~~.% un ' ~ · ![ I f'lyti ll Qurltrlr • flllft i"!YII $1 ,000 00 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE 7:~,% I "WUII 0111'11JII • IIIII II!IUIII ~ 1. 000 Mi 6· YEAR CERTIFICATE 7~~,% Ul t • l'mlllt Omltrl, • llll•l11111m SUOII.OO t hhill Onrltrl, e llli iiiiiMII $1 ,1100.00 • P1y1ill Owll11rl¥ t M l~ il'lllllllll.OICI . OG And In lddillon IOIll IIIII , • , montflly or two,"'"· qv1r11r1y lnccme , .. p1ld M 0111, lour, or Ill ~~~ CIJ1rlle11H . lllllrta "Y· 1111 1 monlllly II 'ftKl dtl ill Qll ~ llllh II CI 1m111111 11 IMOO.OO 111 - ·· fedl rll Af9UIIil0ftl l :lu I 1UIIIIe81111 Dlnllty lor IIJIIIIIIUrt Wll ~ IIWII 01 ctrtlll· ~111 Iundt. ·-- you'll find it at OhioValley Bank . Why set tle for les~ than the best? When it comes to your savings, you wan t a fair return , the highest le- on reasonable notice of wi.thdrawal. This is eKactly what Ohio VaHey Bank ·wants and promises their de, ·· gaily possible, with a guar antee of posi tors. No wond er savings desafety for your (unds, and ac· posits l'On (in ue to 00 at an cessibili ty to these fund s . , all-time high. . a ~ OhioValley Bank · . ~a11 1 p otls . Ohio 1 Mtmbtt FDIC The leading savings plans are at the leading sav!ngs bank. �' '' ' .' • 6 - The Dailv Sentinel, Mlddleoort-Pomerov. 0 ., Monday, April 5, 1976 t "\~~~r;~~i:~~::~:: ,:f:.:~tt:\:.... For .Fast Results Use The Sentinel ·Classifieds • ear of corn Also f i r e greru1desanaanOhloVa ll ey Luk.Co ., Pomero y. Oh iolnk ~ botlle . Phone 9n 2007 - - - - ----- _ - - - - Publi ca t ion . Mond'av De ad li ne ACRES ,. 3 Rutland 2796 . Correcllans wdl ·be ac Auto Sales RATES f or W• nt Ad Se rv ice t.; ce nts per w ord thr ee inser tion s. 'J 6 cent s per wo rd six rnse r tlon s. consecuti11e i5 P er Cent DiscOun t en ·p ai d ad s end ads paid within 10 dav s. APPOINTME NT case N o. 21 76 7 Es ta' e of ~IOM ER CARMli. N De ceased . Not ice is neroby given tha t Ell~ab eth Ca rma n of 269 W Main Str eet , Pomero y , Ohi o has been d ul y a ppotnt ed Executri x ot tne Es.late of Homer Car m an , dece t?t sed, lat e of 269 W. MA tn St reet, Pomeroy , Meigs County , Ohio . CA RD OF THAJ<KS & OBITU ,I\ RT 1975 CHEll. ESTATE WAGON 560'15 Dark red, slnwlated wood trim , 3 seat, fully equipped with every Chev . option, low miles, new title, boss's wife's car . Sticker S7,400.00 . BLIND ADS 1975 PINTO MPG ~ nm Whlte2 dr., 4 speed Ira s., radio. body mouldings, W· Sw tires. ll 's lik• newwll less than 5.200 miles. Si: O~ f or / 5 0 wo rd mm tmum , / Each add ition al wo r d J c en ts ~ Additio nal 25c Ch a rge per Ad \l erlis em ent. OF FIC E HOURS a· JO a .rn to S 00 p m . Da i ly , a . JO a.m·. to 17 00 Noon Sa !u r day. Phon e toct ay 992 2156 Oh io. Cr t' dttors are reQuired to f il e thetr 1..l <t ims with said fiduciary wtlhin tour months Oat eo lhts J 1s t day of 'March 19 76 Manntng 0 W e ~ sJe r Ju dge ( 4) S, 11, 19, llC Sal e! Pre · EUter sale o n all mat er ial In shop Inc l u d i ng latest .. spring FABR I C IlGAstraM raph ' -Jil~ pr i nts . One week only · Mond ay, Apr il s thru Sa t., April 10. Fi rst quality knits start at $1 .98 . Open 9 a .m . till 7 p .m . Monday through Fri da y and 9 a.m . ti l l 5 p .m . Sat urda y .' Carolina Fabri cs on Ro ute 7, one ha lf mile nortn of Chester , Oft lo . Hen r y and Mary Hunter , own er s . Bermea Bede Osol For Tues day, AprilS , 1976 4·4·61p ARI ES (Morch . 21-April 19) . You re ltk ely to be very toter. i surp r1 st ng P.:.:."--------'1 WELDING 1 ga t ns I ·· However. reluclnnl associales DEMONST~ATION Apn'l 7 TAuRus <April 2o-M•y 201 laog e or unusua l pro1eC IS should be your forte today. Dont lei the stze of. a 11en1ure 1ntim1da te you before Jrying. . p0rtun i1tes may co me yo ur way today throu gh r:~ chain of uni· que even ts They mus t be lla n dled w lsoly to make any thing o f them N5 om " 20th CenturY Representati\'e .. Welder Refreshments and door pri1es · Everyone is Welcome . POMEROY LANDMARK bJack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone,92 ~2181 CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) You'll lunclton better with a g r oup than i n one· to·one relattonships today, Select an activt ty where you can lose yoursett In a crOwd. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your hunches r egar d ing way s to ach 1eve you r goals today m1ght prove rath e r hel pful. Don 't ig· nore 1mp ell! ng tns1gh ts. VIRGO !Aug. 23-Sepl . 22) When soc1allzlng today, don't tu rn "'" gothe rlng on to a buslnoss meett!)g , Just have run Make your deals at a later date LIBRA (Sopt. 23~ 0cl. 23) This one o r those days wnen your Indu striousness can earn you ex tra d ividends Concentrate on.sl tualions wo1th developing . 15 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) II you lt ave a serious matter to diSCu ss today. do It In a !rank and open manner. Be sure the other pcHty does llkew1 se. WILL do small garden plow i ng w i th Grav ely tra c tor . Phon e 99 2·74'2 or 991 ~ 3 716 . ...... __ ..... ----.-..;: -:;: : - --- J 26 18tp Help Wanted so MEONE to tl ve In and care tor elderly lady or stay at !hights . Phon e 742 2095 or 992 .J686 J.J\ .6tc ----------:-:-.=.=- t.mployment Wanted W IL L DO b\i i ld i ng and remodel i ng , roofln~ . plumb ing , furnace repa~r , gas or on or general repair . Fre e es llmates and CAPRI CORN .(Dec. 22-Jon . 19) You r ambi tions are m ore likely to be advanced tod ay it you thtnk tn terms ot "we" in· stea d at Cooper ation produces r~sults . "me.· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Tnke prr de in what you set your hand to toda y The rewards for a JOb well done cou ld turn ou t to be larger !han you an tl ctpaled PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) You rnay meel someone new 1oday soCially who coul d p rove 1o b~> a valua ble co ntac t Be lrtendly to all Impressions are 1mportant A you- ~AprilOrtrOoJ 6, 197G Th t<J year you should be ab le to . ma~c some maJor chal1ges In your baste ltle style that yo u couldn't realizo pr eviou sly. Means an d opportumties may ~ come abou11n an unusual Wa v. I MEERBE KE , Belgium'· !UP!) - Walter Planckaert of Belgium won the ·Tour of Flanders pro road cy cling · classic Sunday, covering· tile _ !&2-mile course in six hours 10 . minutes. : Fr•ncesco Moser of Italy ' came in second, followed by · Belgian Marc Demeyer. For Rent Meigs, Memorlal Gardens. • Phone (61_.) 985-.Cloi6, Larry curtis , Chesler, Ohio. 3·28·121C · lypu ot lullctlng ond . I AKCR eg lster ed Coll ie St ud Se rv i c e , Stardust K i ng Phon e ( 6t4 ) 985 .4248 . 3 16·11C 5630. 1973 SUlCI< Cen tury , 35,000 mil es , ps and pb , V -8 auto. tran sm i ssion , In excellent condition . Phone (614) 667 1759 or 667 ·3652 . 0 ·61c -----,.---------MARLIN lever motlc 22 rille, m i crogroove r i fling , equi pped w ith slino, K ·4 weave scope and delu•e carrying case . Phone 992· 511 0. 4·5·511; Candy Stripe. Beaulilul colors . Do II vourself and save. Regullr 16.95 sq. yd. --. Sale S.fiSq. Yd. ding , t7.P5 sq. yd. With Plddln.l.nsfalled U.f5 square yard CALL7U·1211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 141·111,1 Rutlond S.UCCEE'D) Ust· of CONFOUND IT! YOU MU5T, FARQ~AR! 'THAT "IN5TII"'T FlltELIF"T'" FORMULA 1$ WORTH I\IILLIONS! HECK-· IF WORSE TO WORST-· YOU CAN AtWAY!> COM~? I!.E6 BUCkiNGHAM I!'H FOR ANOTHE~ COPY OF T>!EFORMUL.A! 4·4-Stc vertlble hardtop , .p.b., p .s .. air , all elec., new paint. Phone 992 · 615~ . 4.1.6tc $1. 150 ; Ford Jubilee tractor , $1,750 ; Ford 861 tra c tor with loader , S2 , l50 , Allis Cha l mers wo ..u tractor , wide front encf , S1.2SO ; Us'ed 2 1e 14" plow , $115 ,• used 5 fl . J pt. rotary mower , $185 ; New Idea hay conditioner, $-450 ; 3 riding lawn mowers , S35 . S110 ; Luckett Farm Equ ipment , Phone (614) 698· 1)2 pickup with camper shel l. · Phone B-E f)l;fM . trailer , fully carpeled , located on Rt . 143, close to Harrisonville . 1 child . Phone 742·3122 . 992 ~ 1232 . .C -1-.Ctc -------------· . 1969 c .oo CHEVirifLet Dump truck , 14ft. bee:! , and cheeter axle Good condition . F'hone ~ · ~ · 61P (61 4) 3- 18 ~ 1 661 ~ 6304 . Find Rutland . Phone 992 ·5858 . 3·9·11C 2 BEDRM . trailer ; real Phone 992 .:1314. nice . . 3 ~ 21 · 11C -------------5434 , ' ~ 10.).7.4_ liMBE R , standing 446·8570. top pric e · ror t imber . C,al l (614 ) lui Estate lor Sale 5!1CRIFICE - CA SH pa1d tor all makes an·d models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614 4:t:.1.' 9531. -4 -13-tft I -------------Mobile Homes For Sale COUNTRY Mobile HomP. Park , Rl . 33 , ten miles nor!h or Pomeroy . Large IOU with cl!n crete pat ios . sidewalks, rut1ners and off street parking . PhOne 9f/2 -7479 12 .JJ .!fc UNf"URNI S HED ~ ap i. in Pomeroy . 2 bedrm . newly redecorated , fully carp eted Call in the early a .m . ·992 · 2288 . 2-22·1fC 19iO MOBILE home. i2 ·~.' 4-C , 2 bedrm . gas. Phone 992 ·5()01. 4·1·6tC -------------106i PONTIAC Chlel. 2•33 . , -------------- Help Wanted --------------------------Lost Busines-sman anct .or In · teres ted Individuals. we are now setrlng up dealerships In Ohio to market our new Solar Furnace . Our A Frame bacK yard styled furnace (Size ot tool Is tor most eKistlng homes as well as new homes . Purnece retells for S2,495 . DealershiP prices $2,926, lor demonatrator furnace , sales eng ineer ing training , hand · books, and other necessary material . In replying to this ad , state qualificat ionS, and shed l Interested area . To get at write : Solar 1 Sun .Trap , P . 0 . BOM 1722, ChllllCOihe, OhiO 45601 . ••• MAN ' S green billfold lost around Portland containing va luab le papers . If found , phl)ne 949 · 2417 , , Jeffrey Friend , reward , 3 - 30 ~ 61p LADY75-;hite- u-;id W8t"Chin the area of Kroger' s In Pomeroy . 992-59~8 Reward . Phone or 9'12 ·3736. l.fl ...._ · good knobbles and sprocket , only 1,200 miles . Very good shape, 5600 flr.m . Phone 992· • basement, and large living room with fireplace and two car garage . Reasonable. Phone C6 915·3867. BA3 ~ 21S2 . - H .4Jp • ·2-6tc 4 BEDRM . house, TV room, living room , dining room, kitchen, utility room, ba11'1room, fuiiV carpeted, 2 cv gerege In Portland , PIONEER Schooner Camper mounted on a Dodge truck w ith Tandem wheels. Sleeps 4. Self cOntained w llh an air compressor unit , . 8 track O~lo . Phone 8AJ.2207 . .t-4-6tp -...!.------------ -------------- SAVE MONEY? T1ke advintago of our prices. Quality · built· homes. Nice lOts available In nlcw loc1fions. • --------------- - -------------- ------------- ---- ---------- tJ84 11 ,w0f" ·• 96 3 • Q965 o!>ID52 SOUTH (81 ~ "AKQ t K 102 ~ ~ .utrLE ORPHAN ANNIE Ohl~ o!>AJ7 Both vulnerable ·~· Wesl North Ea1t Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass Opening lead - J ¥ 6, JOTIIIIO:ot 3-17·1 mo. South " I N.T ~ Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby Jim : "How about a discussion of the principles ol restncted choice? " Oswald: " It is . a pretty tough subject, but it will be well worth the lime of any of our readers who want to learn abou( it.'' Jim: " Today's hand is simple enough. Soutll is in three ootrump and Is going to make Codner's Cam- ~~'~~ RAINBOW RIDGE (lillian ArH l LONGBOTTOM .. llaclne, Ohio 511!1. ~ R~ . Netd new root or old repaired? HGUII, root, barn, stlintln, bulltl up, , palntlnt, tltctrfcll work, gutters & downspouts, BISSELL BUILDERS TRAVEL TRAILERS OPEN fRI,-SAT.-SUN. or lty canlactlng R. Codner, Owntr furnacn, water "eater1, wattr sottntrs, Installed & repelred, S.Wat•· Coli us llt4t-2111 or m -noJ i -21-1 mo. ' · Oswald: " West plays low and obviously South start prtK;eedlngs by playing tile jack !rom dummy, losing to East's king. A heart comes back and South leads a second • spade. Again West plays low. As you can see the winning play is tile queen. It is also tile correc1 play. " Jim : "The reason for tile play is that if East had held both the ace and tile king, he might well have won the first spade with the ace. In other words , the king was an automatic play from king-10. It wouldn' I have been automatic from ace-king.': .I. a. • •)0. 3:oo-Anolher World 3,A, 15; General Hospital 6, 13; All · · ln lh1 Family 8,10; Llllas,1 Yog_a and You 201 Educating lhe Handicapped Chlldrlfl 33 . 3:30-()ne Lift to Llvt. 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10; You Can Do 1t 20; lT\1 . Utllltatlon 33. 4:00--Mtster Certoon3; Mtrv Grllfln 4; Someratt 15;. Bewltchod6; Mickey Mouu Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,331 Movie "The11 Thrn" 10; Dinah l 13. A:30-Bewltchod 3; Mod .Squad 6; Pertrldge Family 8; Sesame Slrnt 20,33; Fllnlllones 15. 5:oo-Bonanu 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trel< 15. 5:30-Adam·12 4,131 News 6; Beverly HlllblliiiS 81 E lectrlc Company 20,33. 6:GO-News 3,U,10,13,15; ABC News6; Zoom 201 lTV Utlllzatlon 33. 6:30-NBC News3A,15; ABC News13; Andy Griffith 6 . 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Honor Society 15; Family · Theatre 33. l:~vln' On 3.4, 15; Happy Days; Selfish Glan - •• 10; llehlnd !he Lin" 33; Ohlo Connection 20. 8:30--Laverne and Shirley -6, 13; Good Times 8,101 Consumer Survival Klt. 33. 9:cio-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Rooklts 6o13; M-A·S-H 8, 10; Adams Chronlcln 20,33. 9:»--ne Day At A tlme 8, 10. 10:a.-tlty of Angels 3, •• 15; Family 6,131 Switch 8, 10; News 20; Woman Allve1 33. · < 10:30-BliiCk Perspective On the News 20; Woman 33 . . 11:Cl0-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Naw York-Wisconsin Prlmarln 3,.,6,8, 10, 13, 15; Janak! 33. 12:GO-Johnny Car10n 3,4, 15; Myste~y of. the WHk.. 6, 13; Movla ''TheFJxe;·..·11 ·MOvie "Hostile Guns" 10. ' l :30--Tomorrow 3,4; News 13 . ~~~~.· Areader from PennsylvaniE wants to know the correct response to partner's openin~ club bid with: 6Jxxxx•Kxxxx •xxx•(For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at · Bridge," clo this newspaper. P~ 0 Bo• 489, Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 1001.9] ~~--' by THOMAS JOSEPH _ ---------~ ·. - 295 s. 2nd s1: Mld~ltport, Oftlo "HI67 OI'INH.M.DAILY CLOSI 0 MONDAY Certified technician. · Brlggi & Stratton Engines. . Pickup & Deli11ery 110 \1, AC, 60 HZ coni connedod. J ..l plug ln. lnstolls with ~. sere""- .. financing IVIIIablt, S21,900. Phone (614) 667 . 6304. 3-14·261p WeiLl up to •;- --,-~--~---,-~.;_~~ .D a. 0 TR\!E Trl111mlng, 20 · . )'eMS .rx.-rttncl. the roof! Insured, lroo n11m1tes. Coli 992·2384 1614!, 691-7257 Alb!ny . , . 10-ls.nc .. ~ ', C1l' i----L--..~-~-- ser.vlce, all makea. 992-2214.1 ~ Tho F!brlc Shop, Pomerov. ; AUthoriZed Slhger Soles ond Servlc• . We sharpen,1 Sclstors . · 3·29-lfc TRUS l'HY/41T 1--JEREWHIL£; a new home,, contact a plasterer? C!ll Jo• JiOUSt! CONSTRUCTION, · 'NEED Custer, "2·3550. Gr~ ROUII!, ~2~-7513 lor 3-31·26tc free estimates , 4-l-12tc -O'DELl Alinomtni ··rocitiod' 'behind R.ut11nd Grade ·- - ------------- , TEAFORD . 1 IT-16.tk . 11:'~--:--r.:.. -.-:---:--::"':'- ... . e·xcAvAnNG, BAckHoes AN.D DOZER. LARGE AND . SMALL, SEPTIC TANKS · 1 1NSTALLED. BILL P,ULLINS, PHONE 992·2411, ~ DAY OR NIGHT . . 2·22·521p ,..__.,__' . . . . --- . E)(c'AVI\TrN·G, ~zu, •o•w••., •• Wtvr:=s- School. 1un.eup, br•ku, Phone 712.200.4. ..."·:.. I DIVORCE MY ~cx:Q wheel balonclng, allnomen1.1 . H-1--t c!Jt!llMID~;-!:1!::~ -t.c Ust~cramblelhtlt fwr Jumblet, b+-lf..,-+-4 - letter lo toth oquare, to form four or•lnary word1 • end bl:ckhot work; nptlc i lonks lnslellod; dump· Will hOUI 1111 dlrl. lor '""I· llmtstone and grave . C•l , Bob or Roger Jtfftrs, day 1 ' ' ' • Comploto Service. Phont . , 949-2487 or 949-:HlOO. lloc1n1,. Ohio, Crill ·11r1dlord. 1 . --- __: . · .. ~ · 1G'9 tfcl . • READ~ ' I M'tit-t'Cl'rn,....._. ; dOIIVOrtd rlghl lo YP•r : PI'Gioct. Fest 1nd ouv. Frot . ' ------------- ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ~ - Sweepers, t011sttrt, Irons, · all 1m111 IJIIIIIInCH. Lewn . · mower, nell/ 10 Slale Hltft -j , way Garage on Rollti.J. . Phon1 (6141 fi5-H2t, . 4·16·1fcl ;sE·;rt'lt-""fj"Nks ~;-;:;;;a, , . .;.OCIJ~~;nllallon. 992-3954/ · · 9-11-llc}WiLC "' do strucllon, ~umbtng end . ,Healing. .. llftllll. No 114nt b 1011 7·1·1341. lartt or 3·19-2611: ---1---.-~- , . ·~ MII!HT M1!4N HAVIN6' ..' ' GUW ,' AQNW estlmattS. Phone 1992-1214,1 Googltln R..dy MI,..0Co., Mlddloporl, Ohld . , 1 .,. , ~ ., ' \ • 6·30-tfc '".•. I [) 2·11 -ttc ·--....---~~-----~ . I c:-liRADFoiO: 'Au.uonee~·. l • .... . ;oollng; - c:on : l J ,.," phono 991~1009, nlaM phono. 992·35251 or m-523l '1 ------·~"'="~ ~~~~~~;~J . "' trucks end IO·bOYt fOr }'lrt; 1 .' "· ' MULBERRY AY,E. lovely l BR apt. to live ln. 2 furnished !pis. lo ntnl · (utra .Income.) . Good neighborhood. near school. low ureep. $22,000. •. CLOS ll!f - 7Y, acm (fenced), 5 BR., bath. Own water w-softtner, N.G. hot water heat. Storm daors & windows, pert baHment, storage bldg. Other extras. $15.000. ' FISHING COTTAGE ~ Furnished, 5 acres, frull & .nul trees, 2 &lorage bldgs, On Shade River, near Chtster. E•ctlllnt blly. U7 ACRES- .Wllh l~y 3 BR home, equii'Ptd' kitchen, full basement, patio, carport, large canCTet. block worksllOp wllh own furnace and water sylllm, 2 lraltW lloOkupa, $21,000. ' . ROUTE t4J- 1\'i Acres, 2 8R, beth, & city water, for fruits, • ; IF INTERESTE_D In building 1/lrgll B. Sr., Realtor 110Mechlnlc l'llmeroy,O. Phont 992-3325 ·' SEWING MACHINE Ropolrs, ' Ehenbach lldwe. l'llmeray ------------- 29 Nonpay12 Essential 18 One kind ing pro!esslol . of chair 30Stadiwn 19 Dolt 22 Lisa of tile 31 Cw'taln fabric smile %3 Tantalizer 33 City %4 Ebb In %5 Jujube Judah Z'l Terpsicho38 Lennon's rean Yoko is onlw PlurnblnQ, . heating and all types Ol .. general . repair . Work ·1 gueranteeCI. 20 ~ears ex. Pt,rlence. Phone H1· 1-409 . ~ Mlin St. 4-5-76 FHA RI!Mf'lDECING, '32.95 PH. 992-3746 Yestel'day's Aaawer ,, &nice '-31-1 mo. · 4-2-1mo. DETICTOR ... 992-tcno PH. CoiU'teout wiches. OIICtl: carry O'ft Service. __fiRE 00~ 24 Hour Service made Plz!a; Spaghetti, Baked L..ogn!, & Sand - SELF-CONTAIN E 0 EARLY WARNING TUPPER' PLAINS, NeV< 3 bedrm . houses, carpeted , rengt, ,garaQe, Iaroe lots . CAB • We speclllize 1-n , homt farli.Gad Real Estale For S. MIDDLEPORT PillA MAC'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE SELF. Sl!RIIE 6 locations for gas stations. MINERSVILLE 6 .... than 3 hours , S200. Phone county Rd. 82 1 2·frall rooms, 3 Brs., 1'12 tiaths, 6 wetk 1ralnfng program it2 1Jl5 9 · hook -'ups, 128,500. Phone begins April , 10. For ap. . · .2.Jtc full basement, Pom. water, 4 (614) 985-3508. . porch and garden space. plication and more ln . 4.4-Jtp formatlon . 992-7502. l l972 HONDA 350 with e•.tras , S15,000. good shape, 1500. Phone 742 - FOR SALE In Meson , W . Va . J , MIDDLEPORT- 8 Rms., 4· 1.Stc 00- y-0u--;;;."ve-=:-PARTY 3167 or r~2 m2. bedrm . house , ntw bullf .Jn 4 Brs., 2 balhs, porch and kitchen, ott~tr remodeling, large lot. $8500. PLAN EXPERIENCE? ------------~~!,': FRIENDLY ,TOY PARTIES carpet, 2 outbuildings and 12 ACRES- 3 ·Brs., mod , g!roge on 250 tt. lol, S17,500 . HAS OPENINGS FO~ MODERN' Walnu~l console , or Will sell· with more land . balh and kll. Woll to wall MANAGERS IN OUR AM · FM radio , 4 . speed carpeting and wood Phone ·C304l 773·5111. · AREA . RECRUITING IS changer . Balan ce $103.40 or .C·4·•41C bUrning grate. $29,500 or EASY BECAUSE OEMS term .. Coli 992·3965. · HAVE NO CASH IN · • 4·1·tfc offer. V E STM E N T , N 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Ll NCOLN HTS. - 2 Brs., J BEDRM . tto.me· for sale In 0 R ( 0 L L E C T I NeG 1he country, elec. or gas b•th, nat. gas. F.A. DELIVERING : CALL 'CliA L ~ <lR 'A LE . CAB Cool heal, large fireplace •nd furnace . Aluminum siding, COLLECTTOCAROLDAY ; . Company , 1 mile 110rth of playroom, new garage and (liB) 489·8395 or WRITE Ch&!ihlre , on Rt. 7. Pi ck, your storm Drs. & windows. · awnings . Phone {304) 773. FRIENDLY HOME own , S20 per ton . Open 6 day~ Asking $10,tl00. S·l86. PARTIES, 20 RAILROAD per week , or c all 1614) 367 · RUTLAND - Business 4-2·61p AVE ., .ALBANY , N. Y. 7330 for further intorm~tion . • building (formerly the mos . 1·8-78tc · . countrv home wllh bonk) and 5 rm, Apt. Want 4·1·501p -- ------- -:-=~--- -. 3 BEQRM complete troller hookup, $13,500 or good offer. GA".ROEN Supply Chester eree . Phone ( 6l.. l HeadQuarttrt . Cabbage . UNION AVE. - large 8 981-4176. cauliflower, broccoli, head Rm . Home, 4 nice Brs., 2 4·4-6tp S25 PER HUNDRED Sluffing lettuce and pansv plants. baths, full base.ment, envelopes . Send self . Also, onion u t s, seed addreued, stamped en . garage, and pella. o/,ly ' ~ potatoes of all var ieties and HOt.,JSE on Lincoln Hgts . 2 veolope. Edray Mllll, BOlC SIS,500. . a full line of b.u lk garden bectrms . , large kitchen, · 188, Albany , MD . 64402. seeds. Headquarters also TUPPERS PLAINS large basement, excellent l;JO ~ IOip for fine produce . Midway Ranch type, 4 Brs., 1V2 buy lor $9,200. With' fur Mkl ., Pomeroy , 992-2582. niture , S10,700. Phone 992 ceralnlc tile baths, large 3 ~ 28 ~ 30ic 7648. kit. with clnlng,~ 2 car ;,HOME WOR.KERS, '' : tern" ';----:-::-;--------J.26·261c garage and 1 level - acre. 560 weekly " eddrenlnv GOOD HAV, never wet . Phone ---~-------$25,000.00 or will talk. envelopts . Rush self . 949·2523 . by· prlv11f MIDDLEPORT - Almost addressed , stamped en . 3·2S -12tc .HOME · r SilO owne , 31 2 ICrtS, ' • ·one acre on Grant, 2 old velope. ~outh1rn Olver . ----------:-.:::~---... bectr ms, barn on blacktop llflea, 1206 Camdtn Drive, LOCUST posts. Phone 742· houses, Only 116,500. ro1d, gas end wattr . Phone Richmond, Vlrgi'IJI 23229. 2359. 949 ~ 2023 . , IF IT IS SALEABLE WE ·3·21·26tp 3'30 ~ 12tp r J . 1.26fp l CAN SELL IT. CALL US. ------------r- • 7 53 . tio).)'f'TLR OPIM TUES. THIIU SAT, Racine Pluinbint & tteatine ~ J BEDRM . home, 2 baths~ family room. laundry, full GO CART , 8 · horse engine, WANT TO 4,4 .6tp w "J 1096 ~ for your. convenienct~ ~ 3 · 1· '\!.10 . 3 - 30 ~ 30tp "-2 ~ 4tp EAST • K 10 3 Ph. 94t.~ -- .. Open all the Time ACRES . Phone 742·2359. 1914 SUZUKI T5 ·11S tr!llblke , RlclH, ' two." ,.;KQ84 ftRS9NAI.-(..\{! WEST · ~Pim Ph. 992-3193 4·10·1-...o. serve Yourself Dispenser Taking. qUarters only, one •at a flme, for 250 gallons of water . 3·23 ·tfC 992 ~ 6121 . Roger W-amsley 3· 1-lmo. 1 Mi l&North of eastern Hlgt'! SctKM>I ____ ________ _ 2306. • 842 [173 • 8642 C1ll' l" ord~S~ 1ot1 pick up In twenty tnlnutea. Locolllf II 1194rd StrOll lARRY lAVENDER Svr.acuse, Ohio RUtllnd 742·23!1 LoC!tedon 51 . Rl. 7 t!pe. $1,500. Phone (6141 985 ~ 3596 or 985 ~ 4192 . 38eoR"M~t;;;-m~:-;-;;it; c•r . ~ 4·2·6tp peted and partially fur . nlshed. Buemtnt and 2 cer VOLUNTEERS needed tor MONTGOMERY Word 5 h.p. garaae connected to house . Carellne, e crisis •n · th tervenllon , Information garden tiller wl power Awnings end vinyl sldlng0j6 and referral services. 60 hr -· safely reverse . Used less acres of land on blackto 31p R&JCOINS TJJppers Plolns ·C.hester Weter Distr:.lct now selling bulk water to tanks on trucks at our oew office! NEW 3 b&drm . home . Phone For Sale S12l . Phone . j •OJ 9 THAT'S !;A9'/l I KOOW HIM tllree, four or five de!H!nding on how the spade suit works out for him. He wins the heart lead and plays a spade at trick BULK WATER AVAILABLE buli f · in k itc hen , cerpet. basement , garag~ in basement, located behind grade . schooL Long St. , Rutland, Oh lo See Milo Hutch ison, or phone 742· 3·30·61p 3564. or For Sale . 3 ~ 28 . 7tc ' NEW bi·le.,.el home. 3 bedrm BARN , 2 si loS, near 60 acres of· .pas ture , w ith pond In the Po r tland /Jrea . Call 1614 ) 86S.J6.tl7 after 6 p.m. -4 ·S·lfc STORM WINDOWS & DOORS· REPLACEMENT . WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING·SOFFITT !iUTTE RS·AWNINGS. · 1 5 • A75 _.. .. -~::::::::::::~ L::::::::::::~ , NEW DONRU'S . Five year construction lob e)(pected to be In full swing lh•s summer . Real sacr ifice, S59,900.00 . Return present low rent 16 per cent Owner In poor health . .Lives out Of state . Phone (304) 882· j: . Detectors For Rent Financing Atvallable Blown rntO w·etls & Attlc.s t' trelsu;e. 2-12-l' mo. owner , property 110 11 . • 110 feet. bedrms .:- fron t k·ltchen. Everything · In working order , neeels a little sprucing up . If you have the time . you can buy It r ight at KingSbury Homes, Phone 992 ·70J4. I u~~~ SAM'S PillA ·SIIIP I!Town lnsulatio;,.Services Ph. (614'1985-4102 New Haven , West VIrginia , .modern all erectrlc three story brick apartment building . Four' 3 bedroom and two 2 bedroom apart· ments . Oecor•ted plastered walls . Complete Youngs . town kltthens Wltl'l d !sPosal units . Storm windows and doors . Bulldlno completely Insulated, front end rear entrances . Beautifully l~nd · seeped, private parking lot. Four apartmentS com pletely furnished . Size_ of J.nrc - -- - - - - -- - - - - - flv burled ......:_ _ Misc. Sales . 'ROO 1}15 S€mi.!D NORm WUCMS FREE ESTIMATES Coin& Melol ···---------- 3 ~ 12·11C -------------J BEDRM . house with bath in troD!mw 3·23·1. mo. Coins, rings, silver, gold. • Wanted To Buy mo. BUY, SELL or TRADE For Sale or Trade -------------- ·.SMITH .NE1.$0N:- COINS 3032 or 698 ·7881. w . ENJOY gracious I!V.ing at -~ 3 · 26 ~ 121p Washington St ., Albany . Village Manor - · In M id · 3 28 ·26tc d le port for as tow u SilO p er month with . all, util it i es paler . These · are brand new- high quality . apartmen·ts at prices you 1971 FORO Maverick Grab· 1971 v.w . Super Beetle In ber. 6 cyL , autom11tlc , low Can afford . Your rent in · exc ellent condlflon . Trade mileage , excellent con . eludes month to month for American car of equal dtt lon . Phone 949 -2607 . •eases , 11111 elec . l i ving , value . Phone 742 ·3071 . 4·4·6tc carpelfng, range and 4·2-6tc r e fr lger'!ltor, free lresh 1974 GMC pickup 350 VB, pickup, cable TV at vour power brakes, power 35 HP Evlnrude motor , 1-C ft . e)(pense, and on ·Site · steering, 14 ,000 actuel boat, dump trailer for sate laundry facilities . Con · mileage Phon e 9119.2820. or trade . Phone 992.6154. venient 10 shopping on Th ir d 4-4-Jfc and Mil l St reets In Mid · 4· 1-6tc '1-, dlepor t. See the manager at R i · ·.. r,.lde Apart men'ts or .: all 992 -3273 . Furnished apartmenls ar e also availltbl e. OLD furnitur e, tee boxM . lFAMILY Yard Sale, starting 2·2·781c brass beds , old wall Mondav . Aorl l 5 thru 10 ot tel ephones and parts , or 829 South Third Ave ., complete'thouSeholds . Wr i te Middleport. FURNISHED , 2 ,bedrn:' · M . 0 . ~ ~iller ·,--- Rt . 2,, 4-4 -3tc apartment, adults only , tn Pomeroy, Oh io . Call 992 . Middleport. Phone 992·3874, . l760 · -~· ____________ State Rt. 124 Tow1rd Rutlind Pomeroy, Otllo 45769 Pho'iti: ~-5682 ~------~--~ ~~~~~~~~. ~~----------~ T~0-9NtraCiPr-:-OV"erhi"ul , --------------1970 CHEVY 307 , ton , AutomobUe•ncl Truck ReiJIIr PH. 992-6173 4140. WIN AT BRIDGE . Deduction determines play GARAGE clients for bookkeeping and tax service, · steel clothes line posts, 25ft . 1!2 ln . steel cable . Phone 985- 1966 OLDSMOBILE 98 con . 2 BEDRM . house, adulh, no pets . References . Phone 1 (3041 882·2852 . New Haven after ~ p . m . Item. phone (6141 947 ·5337 or Green , gold , red , blue . rust Do It yourself, with pad ~0 · ROGER HYSEl1S Now accepting harness lines, 100 lb. en vii, 2 new garden tractor tires , 2 4·2·41C paid , 356 Nor t h f:ourth , Middleport. o .<Jp the start ot a demand ing ,501 NYLON for Items ' Liter. LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC AIXOUNTANT Mavtag wringer Washer , 2 log chains, 1 new scoop shovel, 1 hanct or ass &Hder, 1 battery fence charger, 2 sptltllng wedges, 1 set new 992 ~ 5 737 . JRM.ftff;;JJ;;a;,:~tiiiiles SC1LAR DEALERS WANTED . SAVE ON .CARPETING W1tch Ph. t4f-1013 or 143-2467 1912 DUSTER automatic, 6 cyl. air condi tioning . Phone 3·30·6tc ------------- ., For Sale BUT WITH l.ITHSTO WORK ON, We' MAY IIOT -------------- lip ----....:--------1 SET of platform scales, American Porlralt 33; U.S. Art- The Gilt of bur., . salvtts 20. 9:30---Maude I, 10; World Preu 20. _10:()()-Jiguw John 3,A, 15; Dick Cavell a, 10; News :10/ · , 81-Ways 33. ~ 10:30-lock, StocK, & Barrel 20; Cltch-33 33. 11 : ~Ne"" 3,4,6,1, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 1\;30--Johnny C1tson U15; Coi11191 BasktlbaJIAII· "'Star Game 6, 13; Movie "For Singles Only" II' . Movlt "This C~_uld Be Thit Nlght''10; Janakl 33 . . I :oo-Tomorrow 3,4. 1 · ~News. , TUESDAY, APRIL 6, lt76 6:Cl0-Sunrlsa Semester 10. 6:15-Farm Report 13. ·' 6:20--Rev. Cleophus Robinson 13. 6:31)-Columbus Today 41 News6; Sunrise SemHter 8; Coneerns & Commenls 10. . 6 : ~nct of Prevtt~llon 10. 6 : ~nlng Report 3. 6:55--<huck White Reports lO; Good Morning, Trl Stale 13. ' 7:oo-Today 3,A, 15; Good Morning, America 6,131 CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny 1nd Friends 10. 7o30-Schoollu 10. a:oo-Lasste 6; Captain Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Sh lit 33." 8:30-Big \/alley 6 . 9:Cl0-Not For Women Only 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show a; Mike Douglas10; Morning With D.J. 13. 9:»-A .M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Tatlletal11 81 Mike DOU!Il• 13. ~ IO:oo--celtbrlty Swttpttokea 3,4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Prlct Is Right 1,10 I, 10. •• • 10:30-Hlgh R!!lltrs 3,4,15; Dinah I 6. ~ 11 :ClO-WhMI of Fortune 3, 15; WnkdlY AI Gambit · I ,10; Farmer's Da!JVhltr 13; Electric Compan~· 20. 11 :30-Hollywood SqiireU,A, 151 11appy Days 13; Lovt · of Life 1, 10; Sesame SlrHt 20. ll :ss--Take Kerr 8; Dan IJT>el's World 10. 12:oo--Megnlflcent'Marble Machine 3,15; let's Make A Deal 13; Bob Brauq .New4 6,1, 10. 12:30--Takt My Advlce ,3,15t All My Children 6,13; Search For Tomorrow a, 10. 12:45-Electrlc Company 33. 12':55-NBC News 3,15. l :oo-Naws ,3; Ryan's Hope 6,131 Phil Donahue a Young andlht RntltsllO; Not For women Only 15 . 1: 30-Days of our llvtts 3,34, 15; Rhyme and Rt1110n 6, 13; As The World Turns 10. 2 : ~20,000 Pyromld 6,13. 2:30-Doctors 3 ,4,15; Neighbors 6r13; Guiding light w.. From I Shtlf to I ftOUit, Ill MEN's left handed golf set nmodtllnt tram .fht and bag : women's right · foundation ur,· Addltlofts. hand golf set and bog i Alao corpo!log, PI ntlng, lldlftg, Mixed hay. Phone 949-2660. rooflnt, Jlfttlln,, paper • ·• ·ltc hantlng etc . . .. 11 9·1fc l'ets OONSTRUCJION . · 4.4:6tc 1951 ,CHEVY Pickup , new Y_ ·l 283 motor , 4 speed , new tires , UOO. Phone 992·7876. ' · · 4-2.Jt c 4 ROvMS find bath plus utility room , screened In porch . Forced air heat . Phone 992 - r eas onable rates . Phone Charl es Sin cla ir , . {6141 985· ' J AND -4 RM . turn 1snea ana 4121 or 99 2·222 1. . unfllrn lshed apts . Phone 992 . SAGITTARIUS (Nvo. 23-Dec. 21) The afl alrs or olhe rs a r ~ apt to monopolize muc h of your ltmc today However . you' ll en· JOY par!ICtpallng . 4 ~ 4 - 3tp l-17-1m, 2 At La11dmark Store cou ld slow you down GEMINI (May 21-June 2o) Op- --------------FOUR cemelery plo ts ln . 4 ~4 ~ Notice :·. '' 12·1·11< ~------...:_::.__ _.:.__.:.__ _~.:._1.-.--~:._------'---"" .· ' M F 180 dJesel. Phone C6" 1 • 696 ·1001. Phone 992.3891. Classlc'4 door, co. demo .wlth low mileage, I!pill green with green vinyl rool, power doQr locks. windows, bra kes, lactory air, tlnl glass, · comtortllt, cruise contrql, AM radio & tope, It's loaded a"d It's nice. c o n securiv~ OF MONDAY, APRILS, 1t76 5:Cl0-Bonanta 3; Famliy Affair 8; . Star ·rrek 15. . S : ~Adam - 12 4,13; News 6; Beverly Hltlliltlles 8; ' E lectr lc Company 20.33. 6:Cl0-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Special Education 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgou>od!te Lodge 20. 7:Cl0-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15; Teaching ~hl]llren to Read 20; Resour.-.<ul t 1/lrglnla 33. 1: ~That Good 'o1e Neshvllle Mu•lc 3; Don Adams Screen Test 4; Match Game PM6; Price Is Rlghta; Evening !'dillon with Martin Agronsky 20; High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell The Truth 13; Friends of Man 15; Marco Sportllte 33. 8:oo-Bobby Vlnlon 3; Noah's Animals 6, 13; Rich Lillie 4, 15; Gunsmoke 8; Y.S.A.: People and Politics 20,33; Rhoda 10. 8 : 3~We Think .You Should Know 3; Good l:feavens 6,13; Mark Russell 20,33; Phyllis 10. 9:Cl0-Joe Forrester 3,4,15; Movie "Five Easy Pieces" 6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Koscluszko : An ' \ ------· ------..- ~5 im CHEIIROLET CHEVELLE 5 cen ts per word one inserTion Minimum Cha r ge SI.OO" Business SerVices and s.now remo v al. e x . ce ls lor Sell Works. Ea~t , Main SL , Pom er oy , Oh io . Pomeroy Motor Co. more than one incorrec t inse rtion ~tore, all stockt · anct equipment, tl.,.l flQ quarters par tly Iurn . NeWh remodeled . Pl1one 74'1 27 96. 4 5 6tc pcosing today. and accumulate Televi!ion 'log fo-r asy t?ietring -' Of salt and rock· 5al l for ice ( the r ig ht to edit or r elec t any aas dee me d Ob iection a l. The pub li sh er w ill not be "r es pons ibl e for GRO CERY ' some - • For Sale ·t oAL, llmestane and all types The Publisher reser ves house . Phone 742 4 5 61 c NO TIC E Auto Sales · I'E GULATIONS bidrm .l)rea ~ nr.itv.<:entinei,Mlddleport:Pomeroy, o.. Mooday, AprilS, 1976 DICK 9 cepted unt i l 9 ill m . for Day of Publi cat ion . Real Estate For Sale 16 .7- <" Can ·cett at i on ~5} 1 P . GURG 10 T~iHe &UI"T MAIN. HWQHOW ' .,. ,.' •· '.. ....'· ---,. Ill! · ~ -~ , ,. -- GURY AQNW ' n... ..' ',,,. ,. ..., (Aonont-w) ' Ja,.bln• IlEBEL SOUSE HORROR POETRY S.1•1'4•7'• I ' .£....,. M1kr1 1loor •lorJ 1Aort-THE 1011 ... ..., ...,' j '. 1(00 MANACE~ HAVE A COLORFUL ~'I Of TALK IN6, SIR ! ..; ~ ·' .~ �' '' ' .' • 6 - The Dailv Sentinel, Mlddleoort-Pomerov. 0 ., Monday, April 5, 1976 t "\~~~r;~~i:~~::~:: ,:f:.:~tt:\:.... For .Fast Results Use The Sentinel ·Classifieds • ear of corn Also f i r e greru1desanaanOhloVa ll ey Luk.Co ., Pomero y. Oh iolnk ~ botlle . Phone 9n 2007 - - - - ----- _ - - - - Publi ca t ion . Mond'av De ad li ne ACRES ,. 3 Rutland 2796 . Correcllans wdl ·be ac Auto Sales RATES f or W• nt Ad Se rv ice t.; ce nts per w ord thr ee inser tion s. 'J 6 cent s per wo rd six rnse r tlon s. consecuti11e i5 P er Cent DiscOun t en ·p ai d ad s end ads paid within 10 dav s. APPOINTME NT case N o. 21 76 7 Es ta' e of ~IOM ER CARMli. N De ceased . Not ice is neroby given tha t Ell~ab eth Ca rma n of 269 W Main Str eet , Pomero y , Ohi o has been d ul y a ppotnt ed Executri x ot tne Es.late of Homer Car m an , dece t?t sed, lat e of 269 W. MA tn St reet, Pomeroy , Meigs County , Ohio . CA RD OF THAJ<KS & OBITU ,I\ RT 1975 CHEll. ESTATE WAGON 560'15 Dark red, slnwlated wood trim , 3 seat, fully equipped with every Chev . option, low miles, new title, boss's wife's car . Sticker S7,400.00 . BLIND ADS 1975 PINTO MPG ~ nm Whlte2 dr., 4 speed Ira s., radio. body mouldings, W· Sw tires. ll 's lik• newwll less than 5.200 miles. Si: O~ f or / 5 0 wo rd mm tmum , / Each add ition al wo r d J c en ts ~ Additio nal 25c Ch a rge per Ad \l erlis em ent. OF FIC E HOURS a· JO a .rn to S 00 p m . Da i ly , a . JO a.m·. to 17 00 Noon Sa !u r day. Phon e toct ay 992 2156 Oh io. Cr t' dttors are reQuired to f il e thetr 1..l <t ims with said fiduciary wtlhin tour months Oat eo lhts J 1s t day of 'March 19 76 Manntng 0 W e ~ sJe r Ju dge ( 4) S, 11, 19, llC Sal e! Pre · EUter sale o n all mat er ial In shop Inc l u d i ng latest .. spring FABR I C IlGAstraM raph ' -Jil~ pr i nts . One week only · Mond ay, Apr il s thru Sa t., April 10. Fi rst quality knits start at $1 .98 . Open 9 a .m . till 7 p .m . Monday through Fri da y and 9 a.m . ti l l 5 p .m . Sat urda y .' Carolina Fabri cs on Ro ute 7, one ha lf mile nortn of Chester , Oft lo . Hen r y and Mary Hunter , own er s . Bermea Bede Osol For Tues day, AprilS , 1976 4·4·61p ARI ES (Morch . 21-April 19) . You re ltk ely to be very toter. i surp r1 st ng P.:.:."--------'1 WELDING 1 ga t ns I ·· However. reluclnnl associales DEMONST~ATION Apn'l 7 TAuRus <April 2o-M•y 201 laog e or unusua l pro1eC IS should be your forte today. Dont lei the stze of. a 11en1ure 1ntim1da te you before Jrying. . p0rtun i1tes may co me yo ur way today throu gh r:~ chain of uni· que even ts They mus t be lla n dled w lsoly to make any thing o f them N5 om " 20th CenturY Representati\'e .. Welder Refreshments and door pri1es · Everyone is Welcome . POMEROY LANDMARK bJack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone,92 ~2181 CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) You'll lunclton better with a g r oup than i n one· to·one relattonships today, Select an activt ty where you can lose yoursett In a crOwd. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your hunches r egar d ing way s to ach 1eve you r goals today m1ght prove rath e r hel pful. Don 't ig· nore 1mp ell! ng tns1gh ts. VIRGO !Aug. 23-Sepl . 22) When soc1allzlng today, don't tu rn "'" gothe rlng on to a buslnoss meett!)g , Just have run Make your deals at a later date LIBRA (Sopt. 23~ 0cl. 23) This one o r those days wnen your Indu striousness can earn you ex tra d ividends Concentrate on.sl tualions wo1th developing . 15 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) II you lt ave a serious matter to diSCu ss today. do It In a !rank and open manner. Be sure the other pcHty does llkew1 se. WILL do small garden plow i ng w i th Grav ely tra c tor . Phon e 99 2·74'2 or 991 ~ 3 716 . ...... __ ..... ----.-..;: -:;: : - --- J 26 18tp Help Wanted so MEONE to tl ve In and care tor elderly lady or stay at !hights . Phon e 742 2095 or 992 .J686 J.J\ .6tc ----------:-:-.=.=- t.mployment Wanted W IL L DO b\i i ld i ng and remodel i ng , roofln~ . plumb ing , furnace repa~r , gas or on or general repair . Fre e es llmates and CAPRI CORN .(Dec. 22-Jon . 19) You r ambi tions are m ore likely to be advanced tod ay it you thtnk tn terms ot "we" in· stea d at Cooper ation produces r~sults . "me.· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Tnke prr de in what you set your hand to toda y The rewards for a JOb well done cou ld turn ou t to be larger !han you an tl ctpaled PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) You rnay meel someone new 1oday soCially who coul d p rove 1o b~> a valua ble co ntac t Be lrtendly to all Impressions are 1mportant A you- ~AprilOrtrOoJ 6, 197G Th t<J year you should be ab le to . ma~c some maJor chal1ges In your baste ltle style that yo u couldn't realizo pr eviou sly. Means an d opportumties may ~ come abou11n an unusual Wa v. I MEERBE KE , Belgium'· !UP!) - Walter Planckaert of Belgium won the ·Tour of Flanders pro road cy cling · classic Sunday, covering· tile _ !&2-mile course in six hours 10 . minutes. : Fr•ncesco Moser of Italy ' came in second, followed by · Belgian Marc Demeyer. For Rent Meigs, Memorlal Gardens. • Phone (61_.) 985-.Cloi6, Larry curtis , Chesler, Ohio. 3·28·121C · lypu ot lullctlng ond . I AKCR eg lster ed Coll ie St ud Se rv i c e , Stardust K i ng Phon e ( 6t4 ) 985 .4248 . 3 16·11C 5630. 1973 SUlCI< Cen tury , 35,000 mil es , ps and pb , V -8 auto. tran sm i ssion , In excellent condition . Phone (614) 667 1759 or 667 ·3652 . 0 ·61c -----,.---------MARLIN lever motlc 22 rille, m i crogroove r i fling , equi pped w ith slino, K ·4 weave scope and delu•e carrying case . Phone 992· 511 0. 4·5·511; Candy Stripe. Beaulilul colors . Do II vourself and save. Regullr 16.95 sq. yd. --. Sale S.fiSq. Yd. ding , t7.P5 sq. yd. With Plddln.l.nsfalled U.f5 square yard CALL7U·1211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 141·111,1 Rutlond S.UCCEE'D) Ust· of CONFOUND IT! YOU MU5T, FARQ~AR! 'THAT "IN5TII"'T FlltELIF"T'" FORMULA 1$ WORTH I\IILLIONS! HECK-· IF WORSE TO WORST-· YOU CAN AtWAY!> COM~? I!.E6 BUCkiNGHAM I!'H FOR ANOTHE~ COPY OF T>!EFORMUL.A! 4·4-Stc vertlble hardtop , .p.b., p .s .. air , all elec., new paint. Phone 992 · 615~ . 4.1.6tc $1. 150 ; Ford Jubilee tractor , $1,750 ; Ford 861 tra c tor with loader , S2 , l50 , Allis Cha l mers wo ..u tractor , wide front encf , S1.2SO ; Us'ed 2 1e 14" plow , $115 ,• used 5 fl . J pt. rotary mower , $185 ; New Idea hay conditioner, $-450 ; 3 riding lawn mowers , S35 . S110 ; Luckett Farm Equ ipment , Phone (614) 698· 1)2 pickup with camper shel l. · Phone B-E f)l;fM . trailer , fully carpeled , located on Rt . 143, close to Harrisonville . 1 child . Phone 742·3122 . 992 ~ 1232 . .C -1-.Ctc -------------· . 1969 c .oo CHEVirifLet Dump truck , 14ft. bee:! , and cheeter axle Good condition . F'hone ~ · ~ · 61P (61 4) 3- 18 ~ 1 661 ~ 6304 . Find Rutland . Phone 992 ·5858 . 3·9·11C 2 BEDRM . trailer ; real Phone 992 .:1314. nice . . 3 ~ 21 · 11C -------------5434 , ' ~ 10.).7.4_ liMBE R , standing 446·8570. top pric e · ror t imber . C,al l (614 ) lui Estate lor Sale 5!1CRIFICE - CA SH pa1d tor all makes an·d models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614 4:t:.1.' 9531. -4 -13-tft I -------------Mobile Homes For Sale COUNTRY Mobile HomP. Park , Rl . 33 , ten miles nor!h or Pomeroy . Large IOU with cl!n crete pat ios . sidewalks, rut1ners and off street parking . PhOne 9f/2 -7479 12 .JJ .!fc UNf"URNI S HED ~ ap i. in Pomeroy . 2 bedrm . newly redecorated , fully carp eted Call in the early a .m . ·992 · 2288 . 2-22·1fC 19iO MOBILE home. i2 ·~.' 4-C , 2 bedrm . gas. Phone 992 ·5()01. 4·1·6tC -------------106i PONTIAC Chlel. 2•33 . , -------------- Help Wanted --------------------------Lost Busines-sman anct .or In · teres ted Individuals. we are now setrlng up dealerships In Ohio to market our new Solar Furnace . Our A Frame bacK yard styled furnace (Size ot tool Is tor most eKistlng homes as well as new homes . Purnece retells for S2,495 . DealershiP prices $2,926, lor demonatrator furnace , sales eng ineer ing training , hand · books, and other necessary material . In replying to this ad , state qualificat ionS, and shed l Interested area . To get at write : Solar 1 Sun .Trap , P . 0 . BOM 1722, ChllllCOihe, OhiO 45601 . ••• MAN ' S green billfold lost around Portland containing va luab le papers . If found , phl)ne 949 · 2417 , , Jeffrey Friend , reward , 3 - 30 ~ 61p LADY75-;hite- u-;id W8t"Chin the area of Kroger' s In Pomeroy . 992-59~8 Reward . Phone or 9'12 ·3736. l.fl ...._ · good knobbles and sprocket , only 1,200 miles . Very good shape, 5600 flr.m . Phone 992· • basement, and large living room with fireplace and two car garage . Reasonable. Phone C6 915·3867. BA3 ~ 21S2 . - H .4Jp • ·2-6tc 4 BEDRM . house, TV room, living room , dining room, kitchen, utility room, ba11'1room, fuiiV carpeted, 2 cv gerege In Portland , PIONEER Schooner Camper mounted on a Dodge truck w ith Tandem wheels. Sleeps 4. Self cOntained w llh an air compressor unit , . 8 track O~lo . Phone 8AJ.2207 . .t-4-6tp -...!.------------ -------------- SAVE MONEY? T1ke advintago of our prices. Quality · built· homes. Nice lOts available In nlcw loc1fions. • --------------- - -------------- ------------- ---- ---------- tJ84 11 ,w0f" ·• 96 3 • Q965 o!>ID52 SOUTH (81 ~ "AKQ t K 102 ~ ~ .utrLE ORPHAN ANNIE Ohl~ o!>AJ7 Both vulnerable ·~· Wesl North Ea1t Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass Opening lead - J ¥ 6, JOTIIIIO:ot 3-17·1 mo. South " I N.T ~ Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby Jim : "How about a discussion of the principles ol restncted choice? " Oswald: " It is . a pretty tough subject, but it will be well worth the lime of any of our readers who want to learn abou( it.'' Jim: " Today's hand is simple enough. Soutll is in three ootrump and Is going to make Codner's Cam- ~~'~~ RAINBOW RIDGE (lillian ArH l LONGBOTTOM .. llaclne, Ohio 511!1. ~ R~ . Netd new root or old repaired? HGUII, root, barn, stlintln, bulltl up, , palntlnt, tltctrfcll work, gutters & downspouts, BISSELL BUILDERS TRAVEL TRAILERS OPEN fRI,-SAT.-SUN. or lty canlactlng R. Codner, Owntr furnacn, water "eater1, wattr sottntrs, Installed & repelred, S.Wat•· Coli us llt4t-2111 or m -noJ i -21-1 mo. ' · Oswald: " West plays low and obviously South start prtK;eedlngs by playing tile jack !rom dummy, losing to East's king. A heart comes back and South leads a second • spade. Again West plays low. As you can see the winning play is tile queen. It is also tile correc1 play. " Jim : "The reason for tile play is that if East had held both the ace and tile king, he might well have won the first spade with the ace. In other words , the king was an automatic play from king-10. It wouldn' I have been automatic from ace-king.': .I. a. • •)0. 3:oo-Anolher World 3,A, 15; General Hospital 6, 13; All · · ln lh1 Family 8,10; Llllas,1 Yog_a and You 201 Educating lhe Handicapped Chlldrlfl 33 . 3:30-()ne Lift to Llvt. 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10; You Can Do 1t 20; lT\1 . Utllltatlon 33. 4:00--Mtster Certoon3; Mtrv Grllfln 4; Someratt 15;. Bewltchod6; Mickey Mouu Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,331 Movie "The11 Thrn" 10; Dinah l 13. A:30-Bewltchod 3; Mod .Squad 6; Pertrldge Family 8; Sesame Slrnt 20,33; Fllnlllones 15. 5:oo-Bonanu 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trel< 15. 5:30-Adam·12 4,131 News 6; Beverly HlllblliiiS 81 E lectrlc Company 20,33. 6:GO-News 3,U,10,13,15; ABC News6; Zoom 201 lTV Utlllzatlon 33. 6:30-NBC News3A,15; ABC News13; Andy Griffith 6 . CBS News a, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge20; llltat, Yogt and You 33. · • T:oo-Truth or CD111tqUencesl1 To Tell The Truth 4, Bowllng for Dollars 6; Country Place I; News 10; · Name Thai Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Undtrtlandlng Africa 20; ·Wild, Wild World of Animals 33. 7:30--Hollyw'ood Squarea 3,4; Let's Deal Wlth It 6; $25,000 Pyramid a; Evening Edition with Marlln Agronlky 20; Price 11 Right 10; To Tell The Truth 13; High School T.II. Honor Society 15; Family · Theatre 33. l:~vln' On 3.4, 15; Happy Days; Selfish Glan - •• 10; llehlnd !he Lin" 33; Ohlo Connection 20. 8:30--Laverne and Shirley -6, 13; Good Times 8,101 Consumer Survival Klt. 33. 9:cio-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Rooklts 6o13; M-A·S-H 8, 10; Adams Chronlcln 20,33. 9:»--ne Day At A tlme 8, 10. 10:a.-tlty of Angels 3, •• 15; Family 6,131 Switch 8, 10; News 20; Woman Allve1 33. · < 10:30-BliiCk Perspective On the News 20; Woman 33 . . 11:Cl0-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :30-Naw York-Wisconsin Prlmarln 3,.,6,8, 10, 13, 15; Janak! 33. 12:GO-Johnny Car10n 3,4, 15; Myste~y of. the WHk.. 6, 13; Movla ''TheFJxe;·..·11 ·MOvie "Hostile Guns" 10. ' l :30--Tomorrow 3,4; News 13 . ~~~~.· Areader from PennsylvaniE wants to know the correct response to partner's openin~ club bid with: 6Jxxxx•Kxxxx •xxx•(For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at · Bridge," clo this newspaper. P~ 0 Bo• 489, Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 1001.9] ~~--' by THOMAS JOSEPH _ ---------~ ·. - 295 s. 2nd s1: Mld~ltport, Oftlo "HI67 OI'INH.M.DAILY CLOSI 0 MONDAY Certified technician. · Brlggi & Stratton Engines. . Pickup & Deli11ery 110 \1, AC, 60 HZ coni connedod. J ..l plug ln. lnstolls with ~. sere""- .. financing IVIIIablt, S21,900. Phone (614) 667 . 6304. 3-14·261p WeiLl up to •;- --,-~--~---,-~.;_~~ .D a. 0 TR\!E Trl111mlng, 20 · . )'eMS .rx.-rttncl. the roof! Insured, lroo n11m1tes. Coli 992·2384 1614!, 691-7257 Alb!ny . , . 10-ls.nc .. ~ ', C1l' i----L--..~-~-- ser.vlce, all makea. 992-2214.1 ~ Tho F!brlc Shop, Pomerov. ; AUthoriZed Slhger Soles ond Servlc• . We sharpen,1 Sclstors . · 3·29-lfc TRUS l'HY/41T 1--JEREWHIL£; a new home,, contact a plasterer? C!ll Jo• JiOUSt! CONSTRUCTION, · 'NEED Custer, "2·3550. Gr~ ROUII!, ~2~-7513 lor 3-31·26tc free estimates , 4-l-12tc -O'DELl Alinomtni ··rocitiod' 'behind R.ut11nd Grade ·- - ------------- , TEAFORD . 1 IT-16.tk . 11:'~--:--r.:.. -.-:---:--::"':'- ... . e·xcAvAnNG, BAckHoes AN.D DOZER. LARGE AND . SMALL, SEPTIC TANKS · 1 1NSTALLED. BILL P,ULLINS, PHONE 992·2411, ~ DAY OR NIGHT . . 2·22·521p ,..__.,__' . . . . --- . E)(c'AVI\TrN·G, ~zu, •o•w••., •• Wtvr:=s- School. 1un.eup, br•ku, Phone 712.200.4. ..."·:.. I DIVORCE MY ~cx:Q wheel balonclng, allnomen1.1 . H-1--t c!Jt!llMID~;-!:1!::~ -t.c Ust~cramblelhtlt fwr Jumblet, b+-lf..,-+-4 - letter lo toth oquare, to form four or•lnary word1 • end bl:ckhot work; nptlc i lonks lnslellod; dump· Will hOUI 1111 dlrl. lor '""I· llmtstone and grave . C•l , Bob or Roger Jtfftrs, day 1 ' ' ' • Comploto Service. Phont . , 949-2487 or 949-:HlOO. lloc1n1,. Ohio, Crill ·11r1dlord. 1 . --- __: . · .. ~ · 1G'9 tfcl . • READ~ ' I M'tit-t'Cl'rn,....._. ; dOIIVOrtd rlghl lo YP•r : PI'Gioct. Fest 1nd ouv. Frot . ' ------------- ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ~ - Sweepers, t011sttrt, Irons, · all 1m111 IJIIIIIInCH. Lewn . · mower, nell/ 10 Slale Hltft -j , way Garage on Rollti.J. . Phon1 (6141 fi5-H2t, . 4·16·1fcl ;sE·;rt'lt-""fj"Nks ~;-;:;;;a, , . .;.OCIJ~~;nllallon. 992-3954/ · · 9-11-llc}WiLC "' do strucllon, ~umbtng end . ,Healing. .. llftllll. No 114nt b 1011 7·1·1341. lartt or 3·19-2611: ---1---.-~- , . ·~ MII!HT M1!4N HAVIN6' ..' ' GUW ,' AQNW estlmattS. Phone 1992-1214,1 Googltln R..dy MI,..0Co., Mlddloporl, Ohld . , 1 .,. , ~ ., ' \ • 6·30-tfc '".•. I [) 2·11 -ttc ·--....---~~-----~ . I c:-liRADFoiO: 'Au.uonee~·. l • .... . ;oollng; - c:on : l J ,.," phono 991~1009, nlaM phono. 992·35251 or m-523l '1 ------·~"'="~ ~~~~~~;~J . "' trucks end IO·bOYt fOr }'lrt; 1 .' "· ' MULBERRY AY,E. lovely l BR apt. to live ln. 2 furnished !pis. lo ntnl · (utra .Income.) . Good neighborhood. near school. low ureep. $22,000. •. CLOS ll!f - 7Y, acm (fenced), 5 BR., bath. Own water w-softtner, N.G. hot water heat. Storm daors & windows, pert baHment, storage bldg. Other extras. $15.000. ' FISHING COTTAGE ~ Furnished, 5 acres, frull & .nul trees, 2 &lorage bldgs, On Shade River, near Chtster. E•ctlllnt blly. U7 ACRES- .Wllh l~y 3 BR home, equii'Ptd' kitchen, full basement, patio, carport, large canCTet. block worksllOp wllh own furnace and water sylllm, 2 lraltW lloOkupa, $21,000. ' . ROUTE t4J- 1\'i Acres, 2 8R, beth, & city water, for fruits, • ; IF INTERESTE_D In building 1/lrgll B. Sr., Realtor 110Mechlnlc l'llmeroy,O. Phont 992-3325 ·' SEWING MACHINE Ropolrs, ' Ehenbach lldwe. l'llmeray ------------- 29 Nonpay12 Essential 18 One kind ing pro!esslol . of chair 30Stadiwn 19 Dolt 22 Lisa of tile 31 Cw'taln fabric smile %3 Tantalizer 33 City %4 Ebb In %5 Jujube Judah Z'l Terpsicho38 Lennon's rean Yoko is onlw PlurnblnQ, . heating and all types Ol .. general . repair . Work ·1 gueranteeCI. 20 ~ears ex. Pt,rlence. Phone H1· 1-409 . ~ Mlin St. 4-5-76 FHA RI!Mf'lDECING, '32.95 PH. 992-3746 Yestel'day's Aaawer ,, &nice '-31-1 mo. · 4-2-1mo. DETICTOR ... 992-tcno PH. CoiU'teout wiches. OIICtl: carry O'ft Service. __fiRE 00~ 24 Hour Service made Plz!a; Spaghetti, Baked L..ogn!, & Sand - SELF-CONTAIN E 0 EARLY WARNING TUPPER' PLAINS, NeV< 3 bedrm . houses, carpeted , rengt, ,garaQe, Iaroe lots . CAB • We speclllize 1-n , homt farli.Gad Real Estale For S. MIDDLEPORT PillA MAC'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE SELF. Sl!RIIE 6 locations for gas stations. MINERSVILLE 6 .... than 3 hours , S200. Phone county Rd. 82 1 2·frall rooms, 3 Brs., 1'12 tiaths, 6 wetk 1ralnfng program it2 1Jl5 9 · hook -'ups, 128,500. Phone begins April , 10. For ap. . · .2.Jtc full basement, Pom. water, 4 (614) 985-3508. . porch and garden space. plication and more ln . 4.4-Jtp formatlon . 992-7502. l l972 HONDA 350 with e•.tras , S15,000. good shape, 1500. Phone 742 - FOR SALE In Meson , W . Va . J , MIDDLEPORT- 8 Rms., 4· 1.Stc 00- y-0u--;;;."ve-=:-PARTY 3167 or r~2 m2. bedrm . house , ntw bullf .Jn 4 Brs., 2 balhs, porch and kitchen, ott~tr remodeling, large lot. $8500. PLAN EXPERIENCE? ------------~~!,': FRIENDLY ,TOY PARTIES carpet, 2 outbuildings and 12 ACRES- 3 ·Brs., mod , g!roge on 250 tt. lol, S17,500 . HAS OPENINGS FO~ MODERN' Walnu~l console , or Will sell· with more land . balh and kll. Woll to wall MANAGERS IN OUR AM · FM radio , 4 . speed carpeting and wood Phone ·C304l 773·5111. · AREA . RECRUITING IS changer . Balan ce $103.40 or .C·4·•41C bUrning grate. $29,500 or EASY BECAUSE OEMS term .. Coli 992·3965. · HAVE NO CASH IN · • 4·1·tfc offer. V E STM E N T , N 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Ll NCOLN HTS. - 2 Brs., J BEDRM . tto.me· for sale In 0 R ( 0 L L E C T I NeG 1he country, elec. or gas b•th, nat. gas. F.A. DELIVERING : CALL 'CliA L ~ <lR 'A LE . CAB Cool heal, large fireplace •nd furnace . Aluminum siding, COLLECTTOCAROLDAY ; . Company , 1 mile 110rth of playroom, new garage and (liB) 489·8395 or WRITE Ch&!ihlre , on Rt. 7. Pi ck, your storm Drs. & windows. · awnings . Phone {304) 773. FRIENDLY HOME own , S20 per ton . Open 6 day~ Asking $10,tl00. S·l86. PARTIES, 20 RAILROAD per week , or c all 1614) 367 · RUTLAND - Business 4-2·61p AVE ., .ALBANY , N. Y. 7330 for further intorm~tion . • building (formerly the mos . 1·8-78tc · . countrv home wllh bonk) and 5 rm, Apt. Want 4·1·501p -- ------- -:-=~--- -. 3 BEQRM complete troller hookup, $13,500 or good offer. GA".ROEN Supply Chester eree . Phone ( 6l.. l HeadQuarttrt . Cabbage . UNION AVE. - large 8 981-4176. cauliflower, broccoli, head Rm . Home, 4 nice Brs., 2 4·4-6tp S25 PER HUNDRED Sluffing lettuce and pansv plants. baths, full base.ment, envelopes . Send self . Also, onion u t s, seed addreued, stamped en . garage, and pella. o/,ly ' ~ potatoes of all var ieties and HOt.,JSE on Lincoln Hgts . 2 veolope. Edray Mllll, BOlC SIS,500. . a full line of b.u lk garden bectrms . , large kitchen, · 188, Albany , MD . 64402. seeds. Headquarters also TUPPERS PLAINS large basement, excellent l;JO ~ IOip for fine produce . Midway Ranch type, 4 Brs., 1V2 buy lor $9,200. With' fur Mkl ., Pomeroy , 992-2582. niture , S10,700. Phone 992 ceralnlc tile baths, large 3 ~ 28 ~ 30ic 7648. kit. with clnlng,~ 2 car ;,HOME WOR.KERS, '' : tern" ';----:-::-;--------J.26·261c garage and 1 level - acre. 560 weekly " eddrenlnv GOOD HAV, never wet . Phone ---~-------$25,000.00 or will talk. envelopts . Rush self . 949·2523 . by· prlv11f MIDDLEPORT - Almost addressed , stamped en . 3·2S -12tc .HOME · r SilO owne , 31 2 ICrtS, ' • ·one acre on Grant, 2 old velope. ~outh1rn Olver . ----------:-.:::~---... bectr ms, barn on blacktop llflea, 1206 Camdtn Drive, LOCUST posts. Phone 742· houses, Only 116,500. ro1d, gas end wattr . Phone Richmond, Vlrgi'IJI 23229. 2359. 949 ~ 2023 . , IF IT IS SALEABLE WE ·3·21·26tp 3'30 ~ 12tp r J . 1.26fp l CAN SELL IT. CALL US. ------------r- • 7 53 . tio).)'f'TLR OPIM TUES. THIIU SAT, Racine Pluinbint & tteatine ~ J BEDRM . home, 2 baths~ family room. laundry, full GO CART , 8 · horse engine, WANT TO 4,4 .6tp w "J 1096 ~ for your. convenienct~ ~ 3 · 1· '\!.10 . 3 - 30 ~ 30tp "-2 ~ 4tp EAST • K 10 3 Ph. 94t.~ -- .. Open all the Time ACRES . Phone 742·2359. 1914 SUZUKI T5 ·11S tr!llblke , RlclH, ' two." ,.;KQ84 ftRS9NAI.-(..\{! WEST · ~Pim Ph. 992-3193 4·10·1-...o. serve Yourself Dispenser Taking. qUarters only, one •at a flme, for 250 gallons of water . 3·23 ·tfC 992 ~ 6121 . Roger W-amsley 3· 1-lmo. 1 Mi l&North of eastern Hlgt'! SctKM>I ____ ________ _ 2306. • 842 [173 • 8642 C1ll' l" ord~S~ 1ot1 pick up In twenty tnlnutea. Locolllf II 1194rd StrOll lARRY lAVENDER Svr.acuse, Ohio RUtllnd 742·23!1 LoC!tedon 51 . Rl. 7 t!pe. $1,500. Phone (6141 985 ~ 3596 or 985 ~ 4192 . 38eoR"M~t;;;-m~:-;-;;it; c•r . ~ 4·2·6tp peted and partially fur . nlshed. Buemtnt and 2 cer VOLUNTEERS needed tor MONTGOMERY Word 5 h.p. garaae connected to house . Carellne, e crisis •n · th tervenllon , Information garden tiller wl power Awnings end vinyl sldlng0j6 and referral services. 60 hr -· safely reverse . Used less acres of land on blackto 31p R&JCOINS TJJppers Plolns ·C.hester Weter Distr:.lct now selling bulk water to tanks on trucks at our oew office! NEW 3 b&drm . home . Phone For Sale S12l . Phone . j •OJ 9 THAT'S !;A9'/l I KOOW HIM tllree, four or five de!H!nding on how the spade suit works out for him. He wins the heart lead and plays a spade at trick BULK WATER AVAILABLE buli f · in k itc hen , cerpet. basement , garag~ in basement, located behind grade . schooL Long St. , Rutland, Oh lo See Milo Hutch ison, or phone 742· 3·30·61p 3564. or For Sale . 3 ~ 28 . 7tc ' NEW bi·le.,.el home. 3 bedrm BARN , 2 si loS, near 60 acres of· .pas ture , w ith pond In the Po r tland /Jrea . Call 1614 ) 86S.J6.tl7 after 6 p.m. -4 ·S·lfc STORM WINDOWS & DOORS· REPLACEMENT . WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING·SOFFITT !iUTTE RS·AWNINGS. · 1 5 • A75 _.. .. -~::::::::::::~ L::::::::::::~ , NEW DONRU'S . Five year construction lob e)(pected to be In full swing lh•s summer . Real sacr ifice, S59,900.00 . Return present low rent 16 per cent Owner In poor health . .Lives out Of state . Phone (304) 882· j: . Detectors For Rent Financing Atvallable Blown rntO w·etls & Attlc.s t' trelsu;e. 2-12-l' mo. owner , property 110 11 . • 110 feet. bedrms .:- fron t k·ltchen. Everything · In working order , neeels a little sprucing up . If you have the time . you can buy It r ight at KingSbury Homes, Phone 992 ·70J4. I u~~~ SAM'S PillA ·SIIIP I!Town lnsulatio;,.Services Ph. (614'1985-4102 New Haven , West VIrginia , .modern all erectrlc three story brick apartment building . Four' 3 bedroom and two 2 bedroom apart· ments . Oecor•ted plastered walls . Complete Youngs . town kltthens Wltl'l d !sPosal units . Storm windows and doors . Bulldlno completely Insulated, front end rear entrances . Beautifully l~nd · seeped, private parking lot. Four apartmentS com pletely furnished . Size_ of J.nrc - -- - - - - -- - - - - - flv burled ......:_ _ Misc. Sales . 'ROO 1}15 S€mi.!D NORm WUCMS FREE ESTIMATES Coin& Melol ···---------- 3 ~ 12·11C -------------J BEDRM . house with bath in troD!mw 3·23·1. mo. Coins, rings, silver, gold. • Wanted To Buy mo. BUY, SELL or TRADE For Sale or Trade -------------- ·.SMITH .NE1.$0N:- COINS 3032 or 698 ·7881. w . ENJOY gracious I!V.ing at -~ 3 · 26 ~ 121p Washington St ., Albany . Village Manor - · In M id · 3 28 ·26tc d le port for as tow u SilO p er month with . all, util it i es paler . These · are brand new- high quality . apartmen·ts at prices you 1971 FORO Maverick Grab· 1971 v.w . Super Beetle In ber. 6 cyL , autom11tlc , low Can afford . Your rent in · exc ellent condlflon . Trade mileage , excellent con . eludes month to month for American car of equal dtt lon . Phone 949 -2607 . •eases , 11111 elec . l i ving , value . Phone 742 ·3071 . 4·4·6tc carpelfng, range and 4·2-6tc r e fr lger'!ltor, free lresh 1974 GMC pickup 350 VB, pickup, cable TV at vour power brakes, power 35 HP Evlnrude motor , 1-C ft . e)(pense, and on ·Site · steering, 14 ,000 actuel boat, dump trailer for sate laundry facilities . Con · mileage Phon e 9119.2820. or trade . Phone 992.6154. venient 10 shopping on Th ir d 4-4-Jfc and Mil l St reets In Mid · 4· 1-6tc '1-, dlepor t. See the manager at R i · ·.. r,.lde Apart men'ts or .: all 992 -3273 . Furnished apartmenls ar e also availltbl e. OLD furnitur e, tee boxM . lFAMILY Yard Sale, starting 2·2·781c brass beds , old wall Mondav . Aorl l 5 thru 10 ot tel ephones and parts , or 829 South Third Ave ., complete'thouSeholds . Wr i te Middleport. FURNISHED , 2 ,bedrn:' · M . 0 . ~ ~iller ·,--- Rt . 2,, 4-4 -3tc apartment, adults only , tn Pomeroy, Oh io . Call 992 . Middleport. Phone 992·3874, . l760 · -~· ____________ State Rt. 124 Tow1rd Rutlind Pomeroy, Otllo 45769 Pho'iti: ~-5682 ~------~--~ ~~~~~~~~. ~~----------~ T~0-9NtraCiPr-:-OV"erhi"ul , --------------1970 CHEVY 307 , ton , AutomobUe•ncl Truck ReiJIIr PH. 992-6173 4140. WIN AT BRIDGE . Deduction determines play GARAGE clients for bookkeeping and tax service, · steel clothes line posts, 25ft . 1!2 ln . steel cable . Phone 985- 1966 OLDSMOBILE 98 con . 2 BEDRM . house, adulh, no pets . References . Phone 1 (3041 882·2852 . New Haven after ~ p . m . Item. phone (6141 947 ·5337 or Green , gold , red , blue . rust Do It yourself, with pad ~0 · ROGER HYSEl1S Now accepting harness lines, 100 lb. en vii, 2 new garden tractor tires , 2 4·2·41C paid , 356 Nor t h f:ourth , Middleport. o .<Jp the start ot a demand ing ,501 NYLON for Items ' Liter. LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC AIXOUNTANT Mavtag wringer Washer , 2 log chains, 1 new scoop shovel, 1 hanct or ass &Hder, 1 battery fence charger, 2 sptltllng wedges, 1 set new 992 ~ 5 737 . JRM.ftff;;JJ;;a;,:~tiiiiles SC1LAR DEALERS WANTED . SAVE ON .CARPETING W1tch Ph. t4f-1013 or 143-2467 1912 DUSTER automatic, 6 cyl. air condi tioning . Phone 3·30·6tc ------------- ., For Sale BUT WITH l.ITHSTO WORK ON, We' MAY IIOT -------------- lip ----....:--------1 SET of platform scales, American Porlralt 33; U.S. Art- The Gilt of bur., . salvtts 20. 9:30---Maude I, 10; World Preu 20. _10:()()-Jiguw John 3,A, 15; Dick Cavell a, 10; News :10/ · , 81-Ways 33. ~ 10:30-lock, StocK, & Barrel 20; Cltch-33 33. 11 : ~Ne"" 3,4,6,1, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 1\;30--Johnny C1tson U15; Coi11191 BasktlbaJIAII· "'Star Game 6, 13; Movie "For Singles Only" II' . Movlt "This C~_uld Be Thit Nlght''10; Janakl 33 . . I :oo-Tomorrow 3,4. 1 · ~News. , TUESDAY, APRIL 6, lt76 6:Cl0-Sunrlsa Semester 10. 6:15-Farm Report 13. ·' 6:20--Rev. Cleophus Robinson 13. 6:31)-Columbus Today 41 News6; Sunrise SemHter 8; Coneerns & Commenls 10. . 6 : ~nct of Prevtt~llon 10. 6 : ~nlng Report 3. 6:55--<huck White Reports lO; Good Morning, Trl Stale 13. ' 7:oo-Today 3,A, 15; Good Morning, America 6,131 CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny 1nd Friends 10. 7o30-Schoollu 10. a:oo-Lasste 6; Captain Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Sh lit 33." 8:30-Big \/alley 6 . 9:Cl0-Not For Women Only 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show a; Mike Douglas10; Morning With D.J. 13. 9:»-A .M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Tatlletal11 81 Mike DOU!Il• 13. ~ IO:oo--celtbrlty Swttpttokea 3,4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Prlct Is Right 1,10 I, 10. •• • 10:30-Hlgh R!!lltrs 3,4,15; Dinah I 6. ~ 11 :ClO-WhMI of Fortune 3, 15; WnkdlY AI Gambit · I ,10; Farmer's Da!JVhltr 13; Electric Compan~· 20. 11 :30-Hollywood SqiireU,A, 151 11appy Days 13; Lovt · of Life 1, 10; Sesame SlrHt 20. ll :ss--Take Kerr 8; Dan IJT>el's World 10. 12:oo--Megnlflcent'Marble Machine 3,15; let's Make A Deal 13; Bob Brauq .New4 6,1, 10. 12:30--Takt My Advlce ,3,15t All My Children 6,13; Search For Tomorrow a, 10. 12:45-Electrlc Company 33. 12':55-NBC News 3,15. l :oo-Naws ,3; Ryan's Hope 6,131 Phil Donahue a Young andlht RntltsllO; Not For women Only 15 . 1: 30-Days of our llvtts 3,34, 15; Rhyme and Rt1110n 6, 13; As The World Turns 10. 2 : ~20,000 Pyromld 6,13. 2:30-Doctors 3 ,4,15; Neighbors 6r13; Guiding light w.. From I Shtlf to I ftOUit, Ill MEN's left handed golf set nmodtllnt tram .fht and bag : women's right · foundation ur,· Addltlofts. hand golf set and bog i Alao corpo!log, PI ntlng, lldlftg, Mixed hay. Phone 949-2660. rooflnt, Jlfttlln,, paper • ·• ·ltc hantlng etc . . .. 11 9·1fc l'ets OONSTRUCJION . · 4.4:6tc 1951 ,CHEVY Pickup , new Y_ ·l 283 motor , 4 speed , new tires , UOO. Phone 992·7876. ' · · 4-2.Jt c 4 ROvMS find bath plus utility room , screened In porch . Forced air heat . Phone 992 - r eas onable rates . Phone Charl es Sin cla ir , . {6141 985· ' J AND -4 RM . turn 1snea ana 4121 or 99 2·222 1. . unfllrn lshed apts . Phone 992 . SAGITTARIUS (Nvo. 23-Dec. 21) The afl alrs or olhe rs a r ~ apt to monopolize muc h of your ltmc today However . you' ll en· JOY par!ICtpallng . 4 ~ 4 - 3tp l-17-1m, 2 At La11dmark Store cou ld slow you down GEMINI (May 21-June 2o) Op- --------------FOUR cemelery plo ts ln . 4 ~4 ~ Notice :·. '' 12·1·11< ~------...:_::.__ _.:.__.:.__ _~.:._1.-.--~:._------'---"" .· ' M F 180 dJesel. Phone C6" 1 • 696 ·1001. Phone 992.3891. Classlc'4 door, co. demo .wlth low mileage, I!pill green with green vinyl rool, power doQr locks. windows, bra kes, lactory air, tlnl glass, · comtortllt, cruise contrql, AM radio & tope, It's loaded a"d It's nice. c o n securiv~ OF MONDAY, APRILS, 1t76 5:Cl0-Bonanta 3; Famliy Affair 8; . Star ·rrek 15. . S : ~Adam - 12 4,13; News 6; Beverly Hltlliltlles 8; ' E lectr lc Company 20.33. 6:Cl0-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Special Education 33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgou>od!te Lodge 20. 7:Cl0-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15; Teaching ~hl]llren to Read 20; Resour.-.<ul t 1/lrglnla 33. 1: ~That Good 'o1e Neshvllle Mu•lc 3; Don Adams Screen Test 4; Match Game PM6; Price Is Rlghta; Evening !'dillon with Martin Agronsky 20; High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell The Truth 13; Friends of Man 15; Marco Sportllte 33. 8:oo-Bobby Vlnlon 3; Noah's Animals 6, 13; Rich Lillie 4, 15; Gunsmoke 8; Y.S.A.: People and Politics 20,33; Rhoda 10. 8 : 3~We Think .You Should Know 3; Good l:feavens 6,13; Mark Russell 20,33; Phyllis 10. 9:Cl0-Joe Forrester 3,4,15; Movie "Five Easy Pieces" 6,13; All In The Family 8,10; Koscluszko : An ' \ ------· ------..- ~5 im CHEIIROLET CHEVELLE 5 cen ts per word one inserTion Minimum Cha r ge SI.OO" Business SerVices and s.now remo v al. e x . ce ls lor Sell Works. Ea~t , Main SL , Pom er oy , Oh io . Pomeroy Motor Co. more than one incorrec t inse rtion ~tore, all stockt · anct equipment, tl.,.l flQ quarters par tly Iurn . NeWh remodeled . Pl1one 74'1 27 96. 4 5 6tc pcosing today. and accumulate Televi!ion 'log fo-r asy t?ietring -' Of salt and rock· 5al l for ice ( the r ig ht to edit or r elec t any aas dee me d Ob iection a l. The pub li sh er w ill not be "r es pons ibl e for GRO CERY ' some - • For Sale ·t oAL, llmestane and all types The Publisher reser ves house . Phone 742 4 5 61 c NO TIC E Auto Sales · I'E GULATIONS bidrm .l)rea ~ nr.itv.<:entinei,Mlddleport:Pomeroy, o.. Mooday, AprilS, 1976 DICK 9 cepted unt i l 9 ill m . for Day of Publi cat ion . Real Estate For Sale 16 .7- <" Can ·cett at i on ~5} 1 P . GURG 10 T~iHe &UI"T MAIN. HWQHOW ' .,. ,.' •· '.. ....'· ---,. Ill! · ~ -~ , ,. -- GURY AQNW ' n... ..' ',,,. ,. ..., (Aonont-w) ' Ja,.bln• IlEBEL SOUSE HORROR POETRY S.1•1'4•7'• I ' .£....,. M1kr1 1loor •lorJ 1Aort-THE 1011 ... ..., ...,' j '. 1(00 MANACE~ HAVE A COLORFUL ~'I Of TALK IN6, SIR ! ..; ~ ·' .~ �,· ( ... 8- The Daily Sentinel , Middle port-Pomeroy, O., .Monday, April 5, 1976 NOW YOU KNOW The ice of the Ross Shelf in ADMIRAL ' QUALITY BUILT FOR YOUR HOME! II Adntlral ~onsol e Stereo In Armoire . I-I OSPIT AL NEWS Antarcti ca is 500 to 1,500 feet thick and covers an area the size of France. ' Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY DISCHARGES - - Oodie Cleland, Colleen Hoffman, Donald Cover,t, Hubert Stewart, Har old. Johnson , Harry Knotts , Rollin Hawk , Charles Wha ley, David Rhodes, Denzil Boggess, Bertha · Smith, Mildred Sheets. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Mary Hackney, Gene Thompson, Jessie Van Jnwagen, Ava Lawson, Doris LUxurloui Curry, Ida Dudding, Clayton Smith , Beatrice Ra irden , Willie Robinson . · Cabinet ~real s ound ! r o m stereo re cords, 8-ttack stere o tape ca f1r1dg es AM -FM and stere o FM rad1o Elg h t-spoaker , -- -....1.1"'-1;., ste reo sou nd syste m Holzer Medical Center · I Births, Aprll2) . Mr . and Mrs. Roger No•wsom, daughter, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs . Robert L. fea tures two pow'e rf ul 10 - tn c h woofers l o t dyn amic b ass Convenient slide controls ano push -bu1ton fun ctiOn selcc toJ. •Cellt ennJ · "a} 1Continued J . I , ... 1 -· ::;. J ' Th e CER'JANTE S M orte l KS843 Electronic Centers ~ 1,- : ,~ ~ -ll Modular Component Stereo from rage 1) be located above the levee area in Pomeroy so that it will not interfere with the operation of the ferry which is needed due to the bridge dosing. The group te ntatively di scussed school ground areas on East Main St. for the , mu sica l presenta tion and also the upper parking lot al though some concern ·was expressed. from the standpoint of the traffi c tieup which mig ht evo lve with using the lot for th e pt·esentation and particularly due to vehicles trying to get on and off the ferry . Kimmons was ta ken on a tour or the town to view the available facili ties. The adv ance represe ntative alsq outlined the processes for the completion of th e scroll s vowing rededication of Americans. • These scrolls' will be carr ied · from ,various chur che s, schools and communities via the wagon train to Valley ~'orge where they will be placed in a time capsule to be opened in 200 more years. De\il ils of how residents can participate in this phase of the • observance will be annourced as the date for the arrival of the wagon train draws nearer. Jones Boys' Patterson, Pt. W, Va.; Mr . and Mrs. James C. Smith, son, Portland; Mr. safe hit in ~ on, Ple~sant, and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Spence. son, Rio Grande. (Births, Aprli4J Mr . and Mrs . Dwain Beaver, son, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. David Hensler, daughter, .Racine. Gallipolis THREE ASSISTED C81laghan win~ The Pomeroy E-R unit was called to Dutchtown at 6:10 p.m. Monday for Billie Herald, a inedlcal patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; at. 4:19 a.m. Sunday to 243 Mulberry Ave. for Nellie Eblin, a heart patient, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center, and at Ul p.m. Saturday, took Hattie Frederick of . the Chester area to Holzer Medical Center . - -- ----- - - - i.oNDON (UP!) - James departure with Callaghan to · Agent Herman Henry of the " Sunny Jim" Callag-han be sumliloned shortly Bureau of Cri minal ·Intoday won election as thereafter for hla royal detification at London, Ohio, Britain's &9th prime minister appoinbnentas Labor party was calleo in this morning to · PLEASANT VALLEY and the mao charged with , ., leader and chief of assist in the Investigation of DIS C HARGES pulling the nation out of Its · · govenunent. · William Elliot, Pomeroy; the burg lary of a safe early unprecedented economic He scheduled a nationally· today at the .Jones Boys Mar.tin Kemenah, Mt. Alto; decline. ' televised address for Mr s. A. W. McKinney, Supermarket on Pine St., . Callaghan, · foreign sometimeafter9 p.m. (4p,m. Gallipolis. Timmy_ Buck, Mrs.. Archie Police Chief John Taylor secretary since 1974, defeated EST). Whitt, Betty Bishop, Gary · .Employment Secretary Ca,llaghan, 64, Is an upUlly, C:ary Ellis, all of Poin t sa id someone used a modified Michael Foot 176 to 137 In the from-the.ranks politician who burning torch to open the Pleasant ; Mrs . Ar nold Dr. Marcus J. Magnussen, third ballot by ruling lfibor never went to college. A big, store 's safe. An un Blankenship, Leon; Delores69, retired Holzer Medical party's members of gregarious man, he Is the determined amount of money Neal, New Haven : Samuel Center surgeon, died at 12:05 Long, . Galli polis; Jack was taken. It was reported, p.m. Sunday at the _Jenkins parliament since Harold first prime minister ever to Carder, Pomeroy ; John however, that due to the Memorial Nursing Center, Wilson announced his have served previously as foreign secretary, home resignation March 16. Chapman , Gallipolis Ferry ; extreme heat caused by the Wellston. ' Wilson was to go almost seCretary ' ~nd chance~or of Mari e Hawthorne, Glen- torch - called a "bar"in the . Fun~ral services will be in)mediateiy to Buckingham the exchequer. wood; Mrs. John Thomas and crime world - some money held 11 a.m: Wednesday at . Palace to make official his He is known to his · the Waugh - Halley - Wood son, Aodison; Mrs. Willie was burned. colleagues as a hard Entry was made by picking Funeral Home with Rev. Lane and son, New Haven ; worker-early to bed, early Frank Hayes officiating. Mrs. Franklin Blankenship, the lock on the rear door . to rise. He has both the Offi cers also investigated a Burial will be in Mound Hill . Leon; Jerry Hooper , influence and is capable of , king and entering over brea Ga llipolis; Reta Putney, Center. ed 1) maintaining party voting the weekend at Car l's Ga llipolis and Charles Friends may call at the (Contlnu from page discipline in view of Labor's VanMeter, West ColUmbia. Tavern , 856 Second Ave. funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9. S81d some long-llaul fii'IIlS In lack of a clear majority iri En try was gained by going p.m. Tuesday. that ctty calle,d drivers back Parliament through a side door. Missing to ":'ork Saturday night and · He Is al~ a middle-of-thewas $10.80 in silver and five that the rest of !be truckers road politician and is ALFRED bottles.fJf whiskey , Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. there ~ere expected to return expected to steer a course Folll'other theft complaints similar to that of WilsonFollrod, Steve and Kathy, to thetr job! Sunday rught. were investigated: Operators of Toledo attempting to preserve the Ronda · Wallace of Rio took Sunday dinner with ·'Sunday School atte ndance truck~g firms are ha~py the socialist state and ita Labor Clara Follrod and Nina on March 28 was 57. The Grande said someone took a Robinson. strike IS ov~r, SBid Tterney, gra 88 roots while enbut uncertam whether they . . offering was $25.68. Worship CB radio from her car which . f th pa couraging pnvate enter(X'ISC Mr . and Mrs. Al~off­ was parked behind Bob lik th e estzeo e y services were held at 11 a.m. ner of Pomroy called on Iris increase · In the new as we11· with Duane Sydenstricker Evans' Drive In. Carr one day last week. David La sse ter , Rt. 1, agreement. speaking from Rev. 12:7-12. Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie Ga llipolis, said a tape player, . "We'll live with it," BOOSTERSTOMEET "The Evil in the World". spen t last week visiting two speakers and four or f(ye Tierney said. SYRACUSE The Attendan ce was 25. , Robert ·Dawson, secretary- Syracuse - Minersville . Communion services will tapes were taken from his car relatives in Sugar Grove and treasurer of Teamsters Local Baseball Boosters will meet be held here aft er the 11 which was also parked behind Colwnbus. The severe windstorm on · 92 in Canton, and Richard at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the the Drive-In Restaurant. o'clock worship services on Donald Jon es, Rt. 3, Saturday did considerable Collinson, 'president of Local Syracuse Municipal Building. Sunday, April 4th. Gallipolis, repor ted a 23 damage at the home of Mr. 24 in Akron , said they think All persons Interested in the Easter Surrisc Services on chan nel CB radio was taken and Mrs. Warren Elliott here. the new contract will be summer program are InApriiiB at 6:30with brea kfast from his car parked at the Mr . and Mrs. Ray approved , vited. to follow 10 the church Eag les · Club, and Caldwell Rodehaver and Freddie D r on b The strike idled about 2,000 CLUB TO MEET ase me n t · .tve Y ~ucking Company said a Honacher spent a weekend members . of Local 92 and welcome. Midland CB was ripped off with Mr. and Mrs. Larry ,about 4,000 members of Local The Southeastern Ohio Northwes t Cluster Hymn from its truck parked at Rodehaver and young son in 24 Garden Tractor Club will SlOg was held at the ch'!'ch Fre nch Ci ty Mea ts on Prammel Va. (in · 'ihe ;'I'm happy it's over with," meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at here Saturday eventng, Chillicothe 'Rd. mourtains). said Collinson. "From what 1 the Rock Springs March 27, w1th an attendance Galli a County sheriff's see, the monetary offer lookS fairgrounds. Members and of 25 from Alfred, Tuppers d I' meanwhile inokay. We will be back to wor]! ,. others mteres~d In the club Plains, South Bethel and v:~trg~~!ct the theft 'o r a - program are mvited. as soon as possible. · Vanderhoof chljfches. The <louble barrel shotgun taken next one wtll be held at South from the residence of James Bethel on Saturday evemng, Obrian, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. SORORITY TO MEET April 24 at 7:30. _ De puties cited Michael D. Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of (Continued from page I) Gay Ann Burk_ e and Watson 20 Gallipolis for Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will ch ildren, Kate Rode haver ' ' · f 11' · said "that everywhere and under all Circumstances, I will I Wood·ea tte an d Heen . nded reckl ess . operatiOn· o owmg ' h meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at remain a valiant supporter of the Cambodian people, the Surday on Neig - the home of Vikki Gloeckner. th e Tuesday aft ern 0 on B1'ble an bo accident revolution ... and the splendid revolutionary ,army of 1000 Rd . h' h The cultural program on, Democratic Cambodia." In private the jrlnce was said to be Studv at the home of Tanya " · ' . wee k' s Watson, !rave11mg at~ 11g f "What Needs to be Done" will H.uff.ma n. · Th Is · t' .11 be .th Sh rate of speed , ost contro o be given by Doris Ewing and sad at the end of democracy in Cambodia. ~~.e 'J::,~ WJ wJ aron his car which traveled 33 feet Sue Zirkle. A "do your own BEIRUT, LEBANON - PRo.SYRIAN GUERRilLAS, \\In · after striking a culvert and 'thing auction " will be held. who left-wlngers claim are Syrian troops in disguise, have ditch. . seized a vital oil refinery and taken up key positions around Beirut to keep Lebanon's shaky truceJ~om collapsing. ln- pilrts of .Lehanon, it was queslionable whether the ceasefire, Lebanon's 27th since last April, had taken hold ~t all. Another 48 persons were killed and 110 wounded Sunday m fighting in the countfYll.ide and in snipings artd street slayings throughout the capital. Nearly 16,000 persons .have died in BY GARY CLARK two runs and picking up his nearly a year of civil war. Despite being blanked In first win of the season. Davis t)Ie first game Wahama's After a week long series of also paced the White Falcon PARIS - EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT ANWAR Sadat says postponement due to in, offensive attack by swatting leading hitter, Terry Tucker he has canceled the Soviet navy's right to use Egyptian ports clement weather, Coach a double, a triple and three came through with three lUis and warns of "a dangerous situation" if the Sovieta set up a · jncluding a double. In ad- base in neighboring libya. Sadat told members of the Gordon Spencers' Wahama RBI's. dition to Tucker's three hilt! White Falcon baseball nine Wahama took an early and Lewis' base clearer, Egyptian community In Paris Sunday hls order to cancel the use of the naval facilities resulted from hls decision March 14 · returned to action Saturday lead in the bottom half of the splitting · a twin bill with third when the Falcons Rick · Buzzard and Mi~e to ·end Egypt's friendship treaty with Russia. Lamllert each contributed a Relations between the two countries deteriorated after · visiting Belpre. pushed across three runs. double to complete the Moscow refused to sell Egypt new weapons or postpone ita debt Wahama notched their Belpre retaliated with a big payments. Sadat, touring Europe in part to seek new arms third consecutive victory six run uprising In the fourth. Falcon hitting. sources, said be decided to deny the Soviets righltl to all Red behind the hitting and pit- The White Falcons refused to Sea and Mediterranean ports when they tried to put ''military ching Junior right-hander submit to the Cross-River . and economic pressure" un his regime. Tim Davis, taking the opener School in their half of the by a score of 9-7. fourth by recapturing the. Belpre came up with eight lead with four runs, giving runs In the final two Innings them a 7-6 lead whlc~ was of the nightcap to claim a 12never relinquished. 6 triumph. Rounding out the White. Tim Davis, In making his Falcon hitting attack were first appearance on the Rick Buzzard, David Reed, mound pitched four comand Duke Smith with two plete innings allowing only hits each, while Dale Lewis, Tim Sayre, Ken Riggs and Mike Goldsberry added one base hit apiece In the win100 per cent cotton polyester double knits ning effort. Of the 12 WHS and texturized polyester patterns and a big six went for extra bases. · sel ection of solid colors. Famo·us makes Tim Davis and Dale Lewis such as Wrangler - Lee - Campus . Prices each clouted three baggers for ·this range start at S28.00 for the complete suit (top and slacks to motch:I .-and Rick Buzzard, Tim Si zes 36 to -46. Davis, David Reed, and Duke Smith all belted twobase hits. Wahama was coasting Be sure to ~ee the pre-washed denim jeans along in the second game and jackets to match - European styling with a 6-4 lead · on the plus fashion jeans with western jockets to · strength of a two run homer match. Sizes small, medium , large and by Dale Lewis that carried extra farge , . Into the center field. bleachers. Belpr~ then broke ~~~~ the game open In the sixth .J Inning wlien they erupted for live runs giving them a 9-6 Hundreds of fashion leisure shirts In colors lead. The White Fal~on and patterns to really set off your new suit hitters were stymied In their· - Van Heusen · Wrangler · Campus · final two turns at bat. Belpre Golden Vee - all sizes, ' " Is lt a little, medium or a went on to score three more big job?" tallies in the final lnnjng to wrap up tbe game. No matter the size of the ' ··T job, you ' ll be able to find ' ever yt hing you need ·at the ' Long and short steeve western shirts In . . home of the "FRIENDLY sizes 14'12 to lllf>. Solid colors, neat ONE S':. patterns - oil tr4ly western styling. Tonitethrough · Thurs ., AprilS died on Swulay Some News •• in Briefs For That Leisure Look DRESSY SUITS Craziest thing yo u ever saw . Maybe that's why they call it a locomotive. We started out to develop a smoother road for horses to pu ll cars full of peopl e faster tha n th~ can. pull ' , I ' wagons on the roads we have. Then, a long comes Peter Cooper a nd hi s old steam pumping eng ine. Wi th it, he puts together a locomotive that doesn't even need a horse. His "Tom Thumb" pu l'l s forty people as fast as ten miles an hour! ' . We know that's faster than a horse can db , because we race it against a horse and it wins by a mi le. On ly trouble is, the horse doesn't break do wn butt he "Tom Thumb" does. Still , .. we think this steam r a ilroad may work out. We'll keep ' trying until we get it right. .f armers ·Bank . _ ........ 1 au J , POMEROY, f'HIO $40,000.00 Maximum lnsuran.C'e For Each Depositor M~mber Federal Dliposit Insurance Corporati&n BAD SLIP - Caution slims have been erected on Rt . 7, north of Addison where a large land allp has developed in the highway. Truck and car traffic In the area must slow down In order to avoid any problems cause,d by the Slip. Jack Mills of the Ohio Department of :rransportatlon at the State Garage in Gallia County said today that core drillings must be taken before any decision is reached on how to make repairs. Alfred _ Social Notes ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1830: The horseless locomo't.ive . • Dr. Magnussen of hy pf' ~tlm\r(l!l nl I il l h! TI MA\\ ;\II.< JII V I· CHARLESTON, W. Va . (UPI) - Wes• VIrginia Supreme Court today pulled t])e rug out from under Gov. · Arch Moore by ruling . him ineligible to serve a third term, sayfug the two-term !!OilStitutionailimltatlon .Is "a reasonable public policy." The decision puts in limbo Moore's lnunedlate political future, perhaps forcing him .to sii out of politics for two years IBlill he ·could bid for Sen. Jennings Randolph's seat in 1978. The 3"2 court decision literally stops Moore from run11ing for the Republican ·gubernatorial nomination in ihe upcoming May 11 primary. But because of the court suit hanging over the governor's head, state Commerce Commissioner top British joh Falcons Split From a Great American Bank Court says Moore done .' DENIMS AND WESTERNS . LfiSURE SHIRTS WESTERN SHIRTS MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY BLOCK The Department Store of Building Since 1915. , "EARTHQUAKE" (Technico lorJ Starring: Charlton Heslton~ and ' Ava Gardne Excitement l Terror! Show starts otl:OOp.m. Men'• ond Boys' Deportment, 111 Floor. ELBERFELDS IN Holzer heist's second suspect taken ·in West A second susjJect in the March 9 daylight heist of a bank deposit bag of the Holzer Medical Center from a van parked at the Gallipolis Post Office has been taken into custody in Orange County, California. · Gallipolis Chief of Police John Taylor learned late Monday that James P. Jones, 25, Ashville, Ohio and Gallipolis, was booked in · Orange County, about 35 miles west of Los Angeles, on an Intoxication - ~barge. Checking further, California ·authorities -found he was wanted In Gallipolis In connection with the Holzer theft. · .A second person, Richard Ike, 23, Gallipolis, was charged with grand larceny in connection with the heist · and has since been sentenced to a term in !he Ohio Reform•y . Meanwhile , city pollee are continuing investi~ation of Monday's sale cracking at the Jones Boys Store on Pine St. An undetermineil amount of money was taken from the safe which was opened by using a "torch-like bar ." It has been ascertained that an oxygen tank taken from the G&J Auto Parts was used ~burglary . police also ·Inated the theft of 15 old batteries from · the rear of Smith Buick-Pontiac on Eastern Ave. . Four saddles and two bridles valued at $800 were taken from a barn. owned by James Snodgrass of .Rt. 2, Gallipolis . Gallia County sheriff 's deputies are lrrvesligatlng. NOW YOU KNOW The Ruwanwell Pagoda fn Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, Is · built on a 500-square-foot, seven-lnch-thiclc: foundation of solid sliver. . DIRECTORS MEET The board of directors of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce meetlng Monday EJC;TENDEDOUTLOOK at the Meigs Inn reviewed Thursday tbrougb general plans for the annual Saturday, lair, Thursday Big Bend Regatta to be held anJ!.Saturday and a ebaoce in . June. Lynne Crow, o( shower& Friday. Highs secretary, said the Chamber wlU be In the 50s to the · will purchase a plaque listing upper 40s Thursday, all members of the chamber. warming to the mid 50s or low 60s by Saturday. Lows · TRUSTEES TO MEET wlU range from tbe upper LETART FALLS - Letart ZOs to the mid 30s Thursday TOwnship trustees will meet · and inld 30s to the low 40s the second Monday of each Friday and Saturday. month a.t 7 p.m. The meetings are open to the public. ·. NO. 250 POM EROY-M IDOLEPORT, OHIO 11 ...•; BY..UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL _ COLUMBUS - VOTERS WILL BE RELIEVED of the "bedsheet" ballot at Ohio's June 8 presidential primary and lnst,ead will be confronted with a selection of. more modest "pillowcase" size. Gov. James A. Rhodes ended four years of waiting for the bedsheet ballot repealer Monday when he signed legiSlation eliminating lengthy lists of\ presidential delegate candidates from the .statewide ballot and requiring voters to cast a single vote: for their favorite presidential aspirant • A -meeting will be held The bill, sponsored by Rep. Don S. Maddux, D-Lancaster, nonday, April12 at 1:30 p.m. will simplify the voting and tabulating process at the statewide 1t the former Children's level and save the state several million dollars in printing costs and overtime pay for election workers. Individual delegate ·Home on Mulberry Ave., to and alternate candidates may he ljsted on. !be ballot at the determine the site for the congressional district level, as required by Demcratic party proposed senior citizens and rules, but ·even with six presidential candidates having up to · community mental health seven delegates and alternates apiece, the list would come to a , ceqter. Meeting with the county maximum of only 84 names. · commissioners Monday were Jeff Burt and Bob Alexander COLUMBUS - LEGISLATION EXPANDING food representing the Buckeye service licensing and Inspection has been vetoed by Gov. Hills Hocking Valley James A. Rhodes on grounds it would have been impossible to Regio~pl Development, and enforce and represented an intrusion into the affairs of James Page, consulting . churches, fraternal groups and service organizations. engineer with Fleming, Page 'lbe bill, sponsored IJy Sen. M, Morris Jackson, D- and Stolte of Marysville, in Cleveland, would have doubled license fees for all categories of regard to the "county:s pre- · foodservlceoperations.Rhodes vetoed the measure Monday, application approved for the saying he ~ an across-the-board fee increase but. - rural address- identification objected to . placing an a9ded burden on volunteer program, access roads, and organizalloos which serve food ...The measure would have housing rehabilitation . required churches, fraternal groups and service organizations It was decided that the site to pay the full fee of $30 to $60, depending on seatlng capacity, :. of the proposed senior unless they served meals on fewer than three consecutive days . citizens · and community per week or lesathan 52mealsayear, ln'whichcase they would ' ~'I' . ' "' . .. ...,...' '',.I enttne TUESDAY, APRIL _6, 1976 Calley will rest COLUMBUS, Ga. (UP!) Former Army Lt. William L. Calley . Jr., convicted of killing 22 Vietnamese civilians, will not seek a r~hearing before the U.S. Supreme Court, which has refused to hear his appeal, according to his attorneys. "To try and go further is futile," attorney Kenneth Henson said Monday. ·"We will not move for a rehearing. The high court Monday re(used to review Cllliey 's conviction In the 1968 My Lai ., ,. . RUBBLE GOING - The chore of clearing away the rubble and debris of the February fire at the Stiffler Department Store hegan Monday In preparation for rebuilding the store which was completely gutted by fire. The store Is located In the lower business block in Pomeroy. A temporary store Is being operated at the corner of E. Main and Sycamore SIS. until the new store can be built. The new structure planned will be a tw~tory fa cility. at y VOL XXVII ... ... •' • r;v;;;,;~:~r;:'"Bri;fol ~p~t~;g:¥b~ . :::· j111d former President Nixon's Air Force One . pilot, Ralph Albertazzle, filed as J surrogate candkl_ate . This decision could laun~h him on to a serious campaign . Also in the field bidding for the Republican nomination Is Gov. Cecil Underwood who would appear to be the ~ont runner now that Moore is ruled out of the race. · The court action was one of two cases pending against the governor this spring which could cut short the governor's political future. He stands trial April 20 In federal court on a charge of elllorting $25 ,000 from Diversified Mountaineer Corp., a now bankrupt loan company , chain. PRICE RFTEEN CENTS Lynn St. set ·u p for. regatta ·activities Vietnamese hamlet of· My S8Jd Henson. Lai, killjng scores of women, Another of Calley's children and old men. attorneys, J . Houston • Although seven years of a Gordon, said in Covington, !().year sentence are pending Tenn., U:tat a lack of money · t him ,. Arm h also might play a role In the agamsit will parole ' ....,e,. Calley. y ••1\5 said A'·· d@cision on f.urther .legal spokesman said Monday this action, ' will be done "in a few clays" For more than. a year, upon delivery of the Supreme .Calley has been lecturing, Court ruling to the district mostly at small colleges. His court. next engagement Is Calley, 32, has been 'free Wednesday, In Spokane , under hood while awaiting · Wash. · · thehigh court's decision. He Calley had asked the Sumakes his home in a preme Court to clear his fashionable townhouse record of the courtofllartlal apartment here. conviction and award hiln "I think that effectively several thousand dollars in that is the final word , and 1 back pay. think that it exhausts the Calley was convicted by legal remedies at this time," (Continued on page 2) Permission was granted the ground Is slipping, as Is M11yor Andrewa also Monday night by Pomeroy the driveway, It aU happening repllrted that Ill] ton Wolfe Sr. Council to use Lynn St during two and a half year! ago and of the Health lleparbnent had the three days of the Big Bend a problem ·council should advised him that waate water Regatta in JWle. . _consider very seriously. Is running off Prospect 1!111. Meeting with council were Buck suggested the The mayor asked the utility Lynne Crow, secretary of the · situation be looked over by and san! tary committee to Pomeroy Chamber of • council and Its solicitor as look Into the problem. Commerce, ·and ·George "Erwin has talked about The mayor alao reported Arnott and Ken Gilkey, co- suing the village." that new laMI mowers are chairmen of the rega Ita It was pointed out that a · needed at the cemetery, program. city crew look 5 to 6 feet from Councll·agreed·to a request Arnott asked council for the Erwin property. • from General Telephone permission to block off a Councilmen said they tried asking perml8Sl<in to bury portion of Court St. In the torepalrthearea, "All Erwin telephone cable on the south heart of downtown Pomeroy asks Is that the property be side of Main St. at Butternut, for three days during regatta put back In respectable or- then east along. the gra11 for a flea market and arts and det:," Buck said. strip on the south side of Main crafts displays. Mayor Clarence Andrews approximately 1,500 feet to Councilmen, on grounds Indicated the oroblem will be the Intersection of Syrcamore Court St. was too congested, studied by . Richard St, · begln~lng this month. ' Offered all of Lynn St. for the Mulvaney, representing Blue The work Is to be completed entire three days Of the O'oss, explained the · three In 90 days. regatta. kinds of Insurance available The mayor reported that The action Is necessary .to village employes. the s!reet sweeper Is in since the Pomeroy Junior operation . Harry Davis, mental health center should commissioners, and other · high building will not be Mayor Andrews Informed . councilman, reported that be determined before an interested citizens of the available this year. access road is buill. county, · In other business Lewis Lee council that Charles L\!gar, Umestone had been placed on fire chief, and members from It has been suggested that Last Monday the board"'flf was granted a taxi license Pomeroy and Middleport fire the upper parking lot where the old Children's Home be commissioners signed an and Lawrence · Manley was departments are going this !be wall was rep~ired and a grader was to come In today razed and the new facility · application to the Ohio put off when he asked for to pick up the aerial to work on the area. located in Its place; that the DeparbnentofMentai·Health permission to pick up gar- weekend ladder truck at Springfield, The village owns a facility be built off the new for capital Improvement bage from customers missed Ill. motorcycle that Is no longer Hiland Church Road, or on funding to erect a community by · the present service . Legar asked for permission high ground behind the health service multi-purpose CouncU said It would have to to use a credit card to pur- used. Council agreed to accept blda for it, Anyone hospital. facility. Investigate. Wesley Buehl, county According to the A representative of the chase gas to bring the vehicle wlahlng to submit a bid may engineer, will provide maps agreement there will be no Rockwell Meter Co. proposed back. The men will be in ~!111 It to Jane Walton, clerk. of the area for study at the cash outlay by the county In to council wl~ off locks be Springfield three days for Council also agreed to sell Ita meeting Monday. lhe construction of the multi- put on all pilrldng me®!t. training in use of the truck. old meters. The prices are $20 Mayor Andrews also for a double and $10 for a Those who wiU attend the purpose facility which, ac- Council . tabled the reported that a Rev. George single. site view.ing Monday will be cording to present plans, will suggestion. Scott, Columbus, had asked Maxine Plummer, executive be located on Mulberry . Judge Robert E. Buck, Councllman Charles for permission to preach on Bartela reported on the safety director of the Jackson, Helghls near Veterans Pomeroy attorn ey, Gallia, and Meigs CoWlty Memorial Hoilpltal. However, discussing the Gregg Erwin the street In Pomeroy. committee's meeting with the Mental Health Board; Mrs, the commissioners would property on Osborne St. ssld . Council approved that pollee department In re~tard request, Eleanor Thomas, executive provide ]and and site (Continued on page 2) dlrec~ of the Meigs CoWlty development. These •'in . Counctl on Aging; Bernard kind" considerations were Fultz , prosecutor; the · valued at $110,000. The application asks Center project site study planned Mond'ay have paid $!2. . COLUMBUS- ASSISTANT omo SECRETARY of State James R. Marsh said Monday Jinuny Carter, the frontfllllllilig Democratic party presidential candidate, has • quallfledforthestatewldeJune8primaryelectlonballot. · Othera who have met the I,OQO.slgnature petition requirement for the 38-member at-large delegation are state Treasurer Gertrude W. Donahey, the. "favorite daughter" candidate, Sen. Henry M. Jackson , D-Wash., and Rep. Morris Udall, _D-Arlz. · ' CINCINNATI - TilE MElliOD USED by Ohio officials to· disperse funds to public schools Is to be challenged_ill court by the Cincinnati Board of Ed!tcatlon. The lawsuit Will llllkthatachoolmliteycomefromallso\lfcesofpubllcrevenue "ralhl!r.lhan overoCely~, as does the present system, upon (X'Opotrty taxation," the school board said In a resolution Mooday. . A Cincinnati school board COIIIl1Uttee study showed the local school dl3trlct received $25.7 million in 1975 under both the old and new fonnula, while estunate IS $24.4 (Continued on page 12) · stat~ tht;~76 't Me-ias . h as 2,700 . ready ~ , · • '£ tOr G0}den Age'· car,d s Over 2,700 Meigs cour.tlans 65 or older are eligible for Golden Buckeye Cards with which substantial savings can be realized at parmerchants, banks, "and theaters. Any Ohio citizen who Is 65 years or older may visit the Senior Citizens Center In · ' Pomeroy to sign his or her own Golden Buckeye Card. A statewide decal will be placed in businesses which will honor the Golden Buckeye Cards. Depending on the buslnes,es, a percent of the ~cipatlng purchase price will be deducted. This wlU allow people on fixed Incomes to purchase more for' each dollar. As of Monday, April - 5, there were 461 Meigs Countlans signed for the program. It is hoped that by the end of April2,000 Meigs Counllans will h~ve applied. If unable to come to the center in Pomeroy or to one of the outlying districts handling the Gold Card signup,call RSVP at 992_7884 . t., Jackson gets hew industry $401,448 In mental health funds for the planned $1131,446, two story structure. Other funds would come from a Depaftment<ifHouslng and Urban Development grant to the Meigs County Council on Aging in the · amount of · $160,000 approved some time ago, and a request for $160,000 has been made from the Appalachian Regional . Commission to provide an adequate facility for the Meigs County Deparbnent of Health. ,, Attending were Henry Wells, Warden Ours, and Bernard commissioners, Buehl and Martha Chambers,' clerk. Gllk~y. JACKSON - A new $2 . industry. Pla_nt facilities w!U million Industry will be In Include automated woodoperation In this city by late working equipment. summer or early fall, it was Contract for construction of announced by the theplanthasnotyetbeen let. Jackson Journal-Herald. · King Contracting Inc. of Jackson Dimension Plant, Jacks'bn Is carrying out site a dlvlalon of Merllbtt In- improvement work. dU!IIriesof Adrlan,Mich., will The plant will utilize the be constructed on the ap. entire ten acre site and will proximately 10 acre In- be managed ' by John Brun-. dustrial park site at the ll.ln, a native of Jackson Hlghway.and 93 county, most recenUy an south of Jackson. employee of the Evans An 80,000 square foot plant, Producta Co. and a resident which will initially employ ~Lancaster. abOut 65 persons, wiU - be · Brunton, born In Coalton, Is conall'ucted. The plant and the grandson of the . late equipment will cost in excess Sherman Br:unton, at one - $2mllllon. lime chief engineer at the old The operation will consist Jackson waterworks on sit 93 of manufacturing finish ed south, not far from the parts for lhe kitchen cabinet new Jackson Dimension plant Mo~day App;~lachlan ~ w~er~ Is to be built. His grandfather was a brother to the late W, G. BrWtton, former Jackson county auditor. His ' father, Arnold Brunton, who Is now a realden t -- of Loulsvllle, Ky., formerly ran a Shell service station on East Main street · and was an employl!e of Coli Auto Sales. Brunton expeCts the plant to be cqmph!ted and In operation here by late August ..- early September. , Information on prospective ' employee application will be announced later, N~gotlatlona for the location of the Merillat Industries plant here were underway many months • coordinated by Jackson Chamber of Conunerce. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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