http://66.213.69.5/files/original/887d191180bb15c04972534ca0882368.pdf 0e8f65f953e5ae4c0862d65dc52e46b8 PDF Text Text 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Mar. 2:1, 1978 Equipment Company, Meigs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Inn, Pizza Shack, Meigs Tire I 1 C~nter, Inc ., Messenger, : I Middleport Departmenl 1 · I Store, Middleport Lunch I Room, Moore's Store, Motor REX ARGABRITE, JR. HATTIE A. WILT Parts, Mullen Insurance Funeral services for Rn Mrs. Hattie A. Will, 811, Agency , Nelson's Drug Store, Argabrite, Jr., 56, Reedsville, Middleport , died Wednesday New York Clothing House, J . who died Wednesday will be moming at the Christian held Saturday at II a .m. at Anchorage Nursing Home in B. O'Brien, Ohio Pow er All is in readiness for the Company, P. J. Pauley In- the Spencer ~' uncral Home, Marietta. annual Easter egg hunt of the surance, Dr. Ray Pickens, 220 Main Street, Belpre with Mrs. Wilt was born March ~iddleport-Pomeroy Rotary Pom.eroy Flower Shop, the Rev . Walter A. Fro>1 21, 1890, in Gallia County,the Club to be held at 2 p. m. Pome roy Home & Auto , officiating . daughter of the late James Sunday at the Middleport Pomeroy Motor Company, Gravesite rites and burial and Harriett Coughenour Community Park. Pomeroy National Bank , will be in the Reedaville Shoemaker . She was Some 700 prizes will be Pomeroy Pastry Shop, Cemetery . Friends may ca ll -preceded in death by her given during the hunt Powell's Super Valu, Quality at the funeral home after 1 husband , Charles, in 1956. She sponsored by the Rotary Club Print Shop, Rawlings-Coats p.m. was also preceded in death by and headed by Gene Riggs. Funeral Home , Reutertwo daughters and five There will be two areas Brogan Insurance, Rich BUELL M. SMALLWOOD brothers. established at the park, one • Valley Ice Cream, Royal Buell M. Smallwood, 56, Mrs. Wilt was a member or for kindergarten children and Crown Bottling Company, Route 4, Pomeroy , died the Middleport . Nazarene Area Death S Easter egg project is set to go younger and the other for children through age 12. Parents will not be permilled to accompany their children into the areas. The finder of the gold egg will receive $10 and the finder of the silver egg will receive $5. Big Bend merchants and professional people have donated prizes to be awarded youngsters finding eggs. Contributors Include : Athens County Savings & Loan, Bahr Clothiers, Baker Furniture , Baker & Seyfried Sheet Metal, Ben Franklin, Pome roy , Ben Franklin, Tom Rue Motors, Sears Roebuck & Company, Daily S.entinel, Simon's Market, Sugar Run Flour Mills, Swisher and Lohse Drugs, Stiffler's ; Pomeroy, Stiffler's, Middleport, Teaford Realty, Dan Thompson Ford, Valley Lumber , Vikki's Home of Beauty, Village Pharmacy, WMPO, Dale Warner Jnsurance, Western Auto Store, - Young's Supermarket and Werner Radio. New H aven Middleport, Blue Tartan, H. D. Brown, DDS. Certified 011 (Con!lnued from PAll 1) Company, Chapman Shoes, around the vacation practkes . Citizens National Bank, City · or Butcher popped up again . Ice and Fuel Co., Cleland At the last meeting , Butcher Realty, Columbia Gas of submitled a written request Ohio, Crow, Crow & Porter, asking if they would allow Crow's Family Restaurant, him to use his vacation oo a Cr,oss Hardware, Dairy day to day basis in order to Valley, J. J. Davis, MD, allow him to campaign for a Davis Insurance, DowningsChilds Insurance, Dudley political office. No action wps taken because Rardin wanted Florist, Dutlon's Drug Store, Ebersbach Hardware, Capital Finance, V. D. Edwards Insurance, Ewing Funeral Home, Excelsior Salt Works, Fabric Shop, to have an additional week to prepare a >1atement of his own in response to the requ est. Board ~~:e:t~;e, :::e~an Ha~~ Abbott , Francis Florist , Bernard Fultz, G&J Auto Parts, General Tire Sales, Gi bbs Grocery, Goessler Jewelry Store, Gravely Tractor Sales, Hartley Shoes, Heiner's Thrift Shop, Ingels Furniture. Jack's Dairy Bar, Jerry's Beauty Shop, K&C Jewelers, Karr & Van Zandt, Kay's Beauty Shop, Kelly Manufacturing Company, Kiddie Shoppe, King Builders Supply, Kings bury Home Sales and Service. Kroger's, Legar Monument Company, Linda's Boutique, Meigs Plaza, Mark V Store, McClure's Dairy Isle, Meigs Wednesday arternoon 31. Deborah Harris, first grade teacher at Syracuse Elementary, was given a leave of absence. John Rice, co unty agricultural agent, was given permission to use the vocational building to conduct a her"bicide and pestiCide workshop for farmers of the co unty on March 21 and 28. Attending the meeting were board members, Gene Yost, Shirley Johnson , Sue Grueser and Betty Wagner. County Fann BureAu , Meigs \ SALE METAL These attractive metal cabinets can be a big help with your spring cleaning . Ideal for everyday use or lor organizing workshops, garages and basements . •. Reg. 559.85 Wardrobe ............... , .............. , ........ Sale 547.95 Reg. 590.95 Wardrobe ••••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale 572.95 Reg . S7 5. 95 Wardrobe • ... • • . • . • • • • • • . • • • • •• • • • . . ••• • •• • • • • • • . • • Sale $60.95 Reg. 554.95 Utility .•.• •.•....•.•••...••••••••.••••••••••••••••••. Sale 543.95. Reg . 564.95 Utility .............................................. 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The fam ily will receive friends at the funeral in Poplar time . MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Two Republican races for major posts In Meigs County will be decided at the June 6 primary elections, according to a final report of the Meigs Board of Election Issued after the 4 p.m. deadline Thursday. A top race has been assured for the GOP nomiliation for county com miss ione r . Candidates are Henry Wells, incwnbent, and Henry E . Cleland, Jr. Giles Smith filed for Waist s izes 29 to 42 and extra sizes 44, 46, 48. Buy your correct length . A tremendous selection, solid colors, st ripes, plaids. ::::;:}))): :: :::: :: ::\}( }:: ; :: PLANS MADE Easter Sunrise service will be held at 6 a.m. at the Mt. Hermon U.S. Church with breakfast following in fellowship hall. Sunday sehoul will be at 8:15 a.m . and worship at 9:15 a.m. The public is invited. SPRING CAR BUYS 1977 Monte carlo Red with white vinyl top, ca refully driven an"d loa~ed with every option in c. air, tilt wheel, speed and c:ru1se. 1ull power . Company car, never titled. 6100 1977 Chevelle Malibu Cpe. 5 White over green, 2SO, 6 cyl . engine, automatic trans ., pOwer st . & brakes, power door locks & windows, com forti II . AM-FM rad io. deluxe equipment. Less than You ' ll want several pairs when you see them at these special prices. Mens $11 .95 Mens $14.95 Mens $15.95 Mens $17.95 Mens $19.95 Dress Slacks .................................... $9.67 Dress Slacks ..................... ,; ............ $12.17 Dress Slacks .................................... $12.87 Dress Slacks ............................ · ....... $14.57 Dress Slacks ... .... ...... ....................... $16.17 SAVE 50• PACKAGE nomination as .a Democrat MEN'S HANES RED LABEL UNDERWEAR Complete selection of size regular and extra large. 3 garments in candidate and will face the Republican nominee in the fall as will WUiiam L. Foster, · wbo riled as an independent. The second race is for the package. IMens$6.99 Boxer Shorts ........ 56.49pkg. Mens$5.29 Knit Brief., ... .. $4.79pkg . IMPn• $5.99 v Neck T-Shirl ...... 55.49 pkg. Mens $5.19 Athletic Shirt... $4.69 s $5.69 Crew Neck T-Shirt $5.19 pkg . nqmination to run as county auditor candidate . for the Republicans .. Candidates are Howard E. Frank, incumbent, and Roland Eastman. The Republican FRIDAY & SATURDAr SALE MEN'S SPORT COATS Sport Sport Sport Sport wHJ have no Democratic Coats ............................................ Coats .................................... ... ..... Coats ••••••••••. •••• . ••• .....•• ••• .•.••••••••.••• COats ........ .. ................. .. . .... . .... ..... 531.50 $38.50 546.50 $54.50 ~-~-·--t BOYS' •5.95 ·WRANGLER KNIT SHIRTS White and solid colors, short sleeve style as pictured . 50 per cent dacron polyester and 50 per cent cotton. Sizes 8 to 20. Special two day sale. 3995 1976 Monza 2-2 Cpe. '4.99 TEC Conversion, high back seats, hide-a-bed, deluxe decor package, air condition, AM-FM stereo radio, tape & 4 speakers, auxiliary battery, 350 V-8 engine, automatic tra ns ., power steering & brakes, w-w tires, beautiful2 tone green, retail list approx. $10,500. Used as co. car . Reduced. ONLY Dark green finish, blk . vinyl trim, 351 V-8, automatic, P.S., P. S ., wh. covers, radio, local 1 owner . 2495 75 Chevy Chevelle 5 BECAUSE WE HAVE A PLAN ESPECIALlY DESIGNED STATION WAGON 8 cyl., auto .. air . Local 1 FOR YOU A ownt~r . Hom~ -. Bank. S10P IN- Sl£ 1HE NEW IES£\. plCKUP ctt£'11 D For Meigs County • People POMEROY MOTOR CO. RACINE BLUE JEANS -Flare leg style or regular cut straight legs, 100 per cent cotton, 14 ounce no raul! blue denim. Prewashed. -Waist sizes 29 to 42, lengths 30, 32,34 and 36 inches. - Stop in Friday or Saturday and stock up on these popular Wrangler Jeans . HOME NAnONAL SALE.JR. TOPS New spring collection of the latest styles in junior tops. Short sleeves, sleeveless and halters. From '3.19 PLAYTEX· "CROSS YOUR HEARr' . Your Hearl Bra SALE Every AtCross Sale Savings •·• .... .........~-· •• RACINE 0~10 992-2126 . ____ Pomeroy ____. Open Evenings til8:00 p .m . SAVE UP TO •2.00 BOYS' Manning Webster, in- cumbent judge, will not seek reelection. · The Republicans have no races for c·e ntral committee posts which are filled in the June primaries . In Mid- Nesselroad , Jr.; Harrisonville, Lola Clark; Pageville, Gary M. Welch ; Racine Village, Co ra B. Beegle; Syrar• · o, ~ Village, Emrnogene Holstein; Minersville, Phyllis Harris; Racine Precinct. .. the relief money to encoura~e rutification . " I categorically de ny that any monies bave been held back for the purpose of affecting the ra1i!ication vole on the contract," Esselstyn wid reporters. Esselslyn said the UMW had never had an international Increased shipments of nonunion coa l in Ohiu ha.s dilull'«l the in1pact of the UMW strike r"'ently . Ohio elt><·trk utilities ~ave ~en providing electriCity Ht a near norn'Wl p.Hc•:"•. The non-union coal shipments are escorted by Ohio Highway Patrol cars ln an apparently sm·tessful move to klo,cp down the. • clivlty of roving UMW pirkets . Guv . James- A. Rhodes told utilities not unde r"~ perce nt curt.aihnt'nt because of l'OHI shortages to turn the li~ht~ on maj<r highways back un . Rhudcs ' offiee said residents hnvr complained abou~ datkent~d hlghw~y;s not being sH f~ . en tine Fift.c't'n ( 'tl.nls Vol. 2S. Nu. t -Ill Lebanon, Virginia Pickens ; East Letart, Lola J. Proffitt; Letart, Lois AUen; Olive, Ftancis H. Andrew; Olive, Clifford Longenette; Reedsville, Chester E. Wells ; Reedsville, Ernest M. Ruth ; Orange, Norman 0. Weber. Rutland Village, Samuel B. May; East Rutland, Marie Birchfield ; West Rutland, Norman C. Will; Salem, Barbara E. Roush; Middleport 1st, Vaeancy; Middleport 2nd, Kenneth E . Imboden; Middleport 3rd, Lewis F. Long; Middleport 4th, Vacancy; Pomeroy 1st, Audrey Young ; Pomeroy 2nd, Olin D. Bo.othe; '' v. EASTER TIME - The lawns of area residents are attractivel}' decorated w1th Easter decorations sue)! as these shown iii the yard of Mr. POLAROID OR KODAK FILM . SALE PRICES ., LANSING, MICH. - THE STATE POIJCE Troopers Alaocladoo said 'lbureday it Is otepping up Its effort to collect enough qnalurel to get the questlm of collective bargaining oo the November ballot. Doll C. Brown, executive secret ry of the trooper •. (Ointlaued on ~· 10) '' " • arid Mrs. ·F ranklin Rizer, East Main Street, Pomeroy. Showu with the many bunnies is four-year old Kim Ewing . Returns opposing pact ;;; \' FLINT, MICH.- AN EX-CONVICT HAS been arraigned 111 three coonts of first-degree murder in a shoo!lng of two clerks and a customer at a convenience store In suburban Flumlng. . A second suspect, described by pollee as the triggerman In the Monday night holdup, waa stlll being IIOUght. Pollee said Ricky N. Newell, 26, an employee of lbe "Velvet Touch" adult bookstore, waa arrested early 'lbursilay at a home on Flint's northeast aide following a nine-hour pollee stakeout. Lightweighi but warm windbreakers and 1baseball jackets. - Nyron and cotton -_:_ Lined and unlined -Sizes 2 to 7 Bt rudy lor lilt Ellltr porode, >lock up on your film netcls 11 Elbtrftlds. Block ond whitt or color, complttt soltcllon Po1orold or Kocllk. Letart, Lester Roush; Letart, Harry Hill; Olive, Paul. F. Andrews ; Reedsville, Alvin Reed; Orange, William H. Chapman; Rutland Village, Elizabeth Hobstetter; East Rutland, Pearl E. Little; West Rutland, James R. Sheets: Salem, Alva E. Swick; Middleport 1st, Frank Powers; Middleport 2nd, Carl Horky; Middleport 3rd, Vacancy; Middleport 4th, Dorothy L. McGuffin. BERKELEY, CAilF. - SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR George Cleve, 41, was In serious condition today with seconddegree burns over 45 percent of Ills body suffered in a fire that destroyed his rented cottage and killed a young woman guest. '!be San Jose Symphony conductor, a native of Vienna, Austria noted for hls interpretations of the 'music of Nozart, was undergoing treatment for the burns and lacerations at Alta Bates Hospital. ' BANK ville Lyons; Lebanon, Clarence· Lawrence; East SAN FERNANDO, PHIIJPPINES - .1WO FIIJPINOS were nailed to crll880s today In an annual re-enactment of the Crucifixion of Christ as a jeering and unruly crowd or 10,000 per11011s looked on under a blazing midday ~un. · It was the 12th coosecutive Ume for Juanito Plring who feels the pain of crucifixion to attone for his sins. Marlo Bagtas Plrlng's heir apparent, was crucified for the third stral&ht year. The two men grimaced in pain as a beerswigging man dressed In the uniform of a Roman centurion drove 3-lnch, stainless steel .nails theough their palmB. Reg. '8.00 Jackets. ...... .'Sale SUB Reg. 19.00 Jackets ... .. ...... Sale '7 .88 "Your Chevy, Dealer" posts. This will be in Pomeroy Third where Virginia V. Blazewicz and Dwight E. Carl hav e both filed. There are five pi-ecincts in which no Democrats have filed. The Democratic committee ca ndidates arc : East Bedford, Russell I. Wilson: West Beford, Da1•id M. Brickles; North Chester, Henry L. Hunter; South Chester, Raymond H. Boa tright ; South Chester, Celia E. Bailey; West Chester, Thomas E. Mankin II ; Columbia , Vacan cy; East Bedford, Helen M. Quivey; West Bedford, Brenda S. Roush; North Chester, Robert Wood ; South Chester, David Koblentz ; West Chester, Francis E . Shaeffer; Columbia, Gran- By DREW VON BERGEN WASHINGTON (UP!) With only a few scattered returns reported, coal miners in parts of Ohio aild Kentucky l<lday voted strongly agai"-'t a new contract proposal that would end the record 109-day walkout. But only a trickle of results were in and many miners, economic hardship on miners' families. Some miners in both Ohio and Kentucky began casting votes at 12:01 a.m EST. Mason Ciludill, president of Local1569, the largest local in · eastern Kentucky's District 19, said his members were overwhelmingly rejecting the contract. Caudill estimated 110 of the first 116 miners that voted still treking to coalfield union halls, were reportedly ready wvote waccept the contract. were against the setUement. Solid results from a majority He Hcknowledged his local of the 719 locals and 160,000 · wanted to vqte early to strikers were not expected influence other districts w reject the contract. until tonight. First unofficial results Union officials in areas were reported from a small where sentiment was strong contract against the o acknowledged pushing an e~gs early vote to sway other miners lhrough negative publicity. The voting came amid reports of an easing energy crunch and increased VATICAN CITY - THE FLU FORCED POPE Paui'VI to cancel his Good Friday activity the first tim"] in his 11>-year reign . 'The pope came down With the flu 11 days ago and on the edvice of doctors canceled five Holy Week appearances, Including a torchlight procession tonight through the ruins of ancient Rome aroood the Coliseum. · 53895 are: BOSTON - A FEDERAL APPEAI.'i court judge allowed all flags to be lowered on public buildings in New Hampshire IDday to commemorate Good Friday- one or the holiest days oo the Christian Calendsr. At the same tbne, Judge Bailey Aldrich of the. 1st U.S. Circuit Court or AppealS left the constitutional dispute between Gov. Meldrim Thomson and rive clergymen open w recoiiBideration in the future. $7495 75 Ford Torino 4 Dr. WHY?? MEN'S '16 this week and accused the UMW national leadership of withholding the money until the con1ract is voted oo as a way of pressuring ror yes votes. "Arnold r,liller (the UMW president) thinks that If we are denied the benefit of these donations, we will be more likely to vote for his contract this Friday," said Ed McCleod of Bellaire, Ohio. " We want the donations and we want them now." In Washington Thursday, United Mine Workers Secretary· Treasurer Willard Esselstyn denied the union was withholding relief fund and that proper procedures for distriwtion had to be set up . The drawn-out strike has also steeled many members who say that ha\1ng waited this long they won't vote yes until they get a great contract offer. A previous contract o!rer was rejected and ooe before that was not even approved by the w•lon's Bargaining Council. Miners have expressed doubts obout the health benefits and pension sections of this eontraet offer as well and polls In Ohio indicated the vote tOOay will be ex.tremely close. Meigs Democrats have one race for central committee By Ualted Presslntel'lllldoaal DETROIT - GENERAL MOTORS CORP. led the Big Four auto companies to a record sales pace for the second 10 days of March, dramatically ending a winter-long sales slump that began last November. The companies Thursday reported combined domestic car sales of 301,919, up 36.3 percentfrom the same perind last year, with each or the firm's posting advances. radial w·w tires, t inted glas.s, spt . wh. covers, less than 15,500 miles & sharp ~s new. orange fi nish. 95 Douglas Wickline. ews • . _. in Brief~ 4.3 litre V-8, automatic, power steering & brakes, $3695 1976 G20 Chevy Van w Washington at dleport Third, no candidate filed . The Republican candidates ~l#j~~l#j~~om.'<:\';l1~&'!&';:;.."'-%"-~""'· go. 5 Union and the Communication Workers of AJ'nerica . Two members of the UMW District 6 relief ~onuniltee went • e opposition in the ran. POmeroy 1st, Evelyn Filing for the third post on "Clark; Pomeroy 2nd, Robert the primary ballot was H. Hysell; Pomeroy 3rd, Robert E. Buck, Republican, Charles W. Legar Sr.; seeking nomination to run for Pomeroy 4th, Leslie F. Fultz; the court of common pleas, Bradbury, Edward Temprobate division. He is pleton; Laurel Cliff, Nathan unopposed. Biggs; Rock Springs, George Solid colors and patterned coals. Regular sizes 38 to~ regular and longs and now extra sizes 48 and 50 regulars and longs. Mens$39.95 Mens $49.95 Mens $59,95 Mens $69.95 eviction notices and problems obta ining food. Those problems have fanned a cootroversy over nearly $4.5 million in donations to the UMW from other unions, including the United Auto Workers Union, the Unik'd Steel Workers Meigs has two races TWO DAY SA LEI Ridge New car. full ~arranty, 6 cyl. eng lne, std. trans., radia I tires, power steering, AM radio, decor pkg . Priced to THE RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK By JOHN T. KADY Buff said earlier he felt the new contract would be ratified . Ulllted Pren lalenuitloaal " I can't figure it out," said Buff. " I guess the men are just The tentative qreement between the United Miflt Workers fed up. They figure they have been out this long and feel they Union and the &oft coal industry was being rejected in Ohio not getting the best shake. They are probably looki1'14! at are IDday by a Z-1 margin according to early returns. With three locals vo!lng-two against the contract and one in other qnions and feel they are too far down the sca le for the favor of the measure-the vote was 338 against the pact and 153 work as hazardo"' as their job Is." "It woo 't pass," said Hoskins. "It got turned down by such a for it. The firllllocal to vote In favor of the measure was Local 7449 large margin last time and there wasn 't that much change in the new contract. ltwon'tpick up enough votes to pass." at Bloomln2dale where the vote was 42-to--7. Hoskins also called for the in1peachment of Miller once the The voting will he over by tonight. UMW headquarters in strike is over. Washington ordered a ooe-<lay nationwide vote in an apparent "We will impeach him when we get back to work, " said a1tempt to stop some locals from being influenced by early Hoskins. returns from larger locals. The Ohio UMW members have gone 110 days without a However, Joe Hoskins; P""'ident of UMW Local 1810 In Powhatan Point, scheduled his vote for 12:Pia.m .. He said 316 paycheck and have lost about $54) million in wages since the members voted qainst the contract and 104 voted for the strike began Dec. 6. The Ohio miners, members or UMW District 6 which also measure. covers the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia, were ready D<xlald Buff, president of Locallf47 also in Powhatan Point, for a lengthy strike, but IIOdays is more than lengthy and the said Ills tiny local voted IS-to-7 against the contract. miners are facing serious problems with utility shutoff notices , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 24, 1977 6-;:;.._9~_•,;,_9,_5.~_,_sw_E,E_P_E_R._A_N_D A_TT~A-C~-H~M-~E~N-TS·--· ~~! 1977 Chevelle Malibu Cpe. &)}IJJlJI Latest contract rejected by early returns EUREKA UPRIGHT SWEEPER 12,000 miles. Co. car, ne'Jer titled . ··. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P Veterans Memorial Hospital. She is survived by one He was born F'eb. 2, 1922 in daughter, Mrs. Margaret WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREEt West Virginia , a son of the Kincaid, son-in-law, Herman late Rev . John c. Smallwood Kincaid, and one son, John, REPEAT SAI.EI and Ella Crews Smallwood, Wilt, all of Middleport; one Columbus, who survives. sister, Mrs. Agnes D. Sears, On July 22, !968, he married Bucyrus, 12 grandchildren, 21 Mary Ann Smallwood, who great-grandchildren ,. five survives along with two _ great • great grandchildren daughters, Patricia Jean and several nieces and and Jeannine, both at home; nephews. Regular 589.95 sweeper plus 519.95 set deluxe attachments. Special four brothers, Ronald , Funeral services will be Garden Grove, Calif., Lowell, held Friday at 1 p. m. at the Gene and Coble, all of Rawlings-Coats F uneral • __ __ Columbus· a sister Delsie Home with the Rev. Jim 1---P·-ric,_e,._ _ Smallwood, Columb'us, and Broome officiating. Burial 54995 , /· ELBERF QS IN POMEROY Friday and Saturday Specials at · Church . ~o~·;~~~y2 to 4 and 7 ~· 9 ::::::::::::::::::::=:=:::::::::::::::::::::: (Continued frOIJI paae 1) ) M man . given jail ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;.;:::::;.;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:: This week's wlunlog Ohio ' Eric leads in the Upcoming production of ' , the romantic Man" by the Meigs High School Vocal Music Department, are pictured m some of the costunning they will wear for their roles. Sciles will portray Professor Harold filii, tbe Music Man and Mlas Whittington will play Marian Paroo th~ librarian, in the musical to be presented March 3j and April I at the Meigs High Auditorium. Also shown is Marsha Holcomb who wiU play Mrs. Paroo in the musical. Advance reserved section tickets may be purchased at the New York Clothing House or Swisher &Lohse Drug Store. Lottery numbers : SO Cent Game · Three-digit number - 482. r· · Two-digit number - 13. Single-dig II number - 2. Slx·dlgit number 226518. Lucky Buck Three-<llgll number 076. Six-digit number 060530. ::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::;: ;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:::::::: .;:~:~:: Leadership agrees on new bill COLUMBUS State Senator Oakley C. Collins (R· Ironton) announced today lhe majority leadership in the Ohio House and Senate agreed upon a 1 'School closing meet a minimum 170 day requirement for pupil attendance on regular school days through June 16, 1978, tr make-up . days were necessa ry. The days · of January 20, 26 and 'll, on which schools were closed by order of Govemor Rhodes, will be counted as three days or instruction under this bill, days" bill which is now expected to move quickly through the General Assembly. The proposed biU would require . school systems to according to information received by Senator; Collins. "Those schools which have weather make-up days and have operated on Saturdays - or plan such Saturday operations- and schools that scheduled more than 91 days of instru~on before January 20, may end their school year before the June !6 date as long as they meet the 170 day minimum requirement the. year," Collins added. for sentence COLUMBUS - (Special) U. S. District Court Judge Robert Duncan Thursday sentenced Homer A. Cole, 59, Tuppers Plains, to three months in prison for failure to abide by terms of his earlier probation. Cole had pleaded guilty to railing to deposit withholding taxes from the wages of employees of Ohio Valley Manufacturing C'.orp. Feb. 9, 1976. The case dated back to Nov. 1974. Cole Is president, general manager and principal stockholder of the corporation, a firm that makes wood pallets. On Feb. 9, 1916, Cole was placed on . two yea~s· probation. The court warned that Cole would be brought back if terms of the probations were not met. The court learned only $300 of the back taxes owed had been paid. Cole was ordered to report to the U. S. Marshal AprillS to begin sell'ving·. his sentence. local In Powhatan, Ohio, where the contract wa s rejected, 31ti-104. A UMW spokesman pointed out, however, that the Powhatan local had vutL'<i more strongly aga in•! ratifiCation on the first contract proposal, rejecting that pact 437-85. Tnday was the second time the miners were called to decide on a mntract offer. On March 5, over 70 percent rejected a pi·oposed pact. An earlier proposed settlement was rejected by the union bargaining cmmcil and never was submitted to the rank and file. After the March 5 vote , President Carter invoked the Ta!t-Hartlev law and a fed eral judge order~ miners w return to work . Miners dcfic>d the order and eight dny s Iuter the same judge refuRed to extend it. 'ftmt mude tllC nation '~ loriJ.ICRt <:untinuuus nationwide cq}l l strike legal a~nin . United Mine Workers leaders , anxious for ratification, guard<id against momentum fr o1h early results affecting the outcome by ordering all voting w occur wday, Good ~' rlday. Many .felt there wns a "steamroller" effect ngalnst ratifice~tion in the prior voting when Virginia miners tqrned down the pact while voting virtually a lone in the first of three days of balloting. Governor's race has opposition COLUMBUS (UP! ) Incumbents, except in the governor's contest, will run unopposed in the June 6 Democrat and RepublicHn Party primaries. In the last hour before Thursday 's 4 p.m. fil ing deadline in the Secretary of State;s office, Democratic Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste drew opposition from Ohio Imperial Wizard of the Ku KIW< Klan Dale R. Reusch . Gov. James A. Rhodes, a candidate for a fourth term, will be opposed by Steven E. Conliff of Columws and Ohio House Minority Leader Charles F . Kurfes s of Perrysburg. Kurfess had filed earlier in the week but Conliff filed late Thursday. 'Three others filed as Independent candidates ror governor representing the U.S. Labor, Socialist Labor and Socialist Workers' parties. Democrat Attorney General William J. Brown, Auditor Thomas~- Ferguson and Treasurer Gertrude W. Donahey will be unopposed in their party primary, '" will Republican Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. Each, however, will have (Continued on page 10) Chamber to hold two met~ting~; The Pomeroy Churnber of Commerce will meet :ruesday ill noon at the Meigs Inn . Plans for the 1978 Regatta will be made. On Wednesday, March 29 the chamber will meet at th e Meigs Inn at 7:30p.m. At the Wednesday meeting persons planning to particlpat~ either in the parade, those having a concession stand, those planning ·to participate in any ot her phase of the Regatta lire asked to attend. Purpose is to outline the program and seek new Ideas. Persons are to bring pe11 ami paper. ~\ t~ �3-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Mar. 24, 19'78 2- The Dllily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Mar. 2~ . 1978 Costs continuing to rise Substitute SB 1-63 reaches House Judiciary Co·m mittee Substitute Senate Bill 163, SMnSOred by Senators M. . ~rris Jack son, Anthony Ci!)ebreeze , Jr ., Marcus ROberto, M. Ben Gaeth , and Oajtley Collins, passed by a !TIIjority of the Ohio Senate, . n~jv is the subject of hearings by the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Harry Lehaman (D., Cleveland ), chairman. Sub. S.B. 163 will allow an optometrist to use diagnostic pharmaceutica ls after completion of a fifty a specia l examination . Update Deltnitlon This bill, if passed by the House of Representatives and signed into law, would update the legal definition of the practi ce of optometry to permit optometrists, during the course of eye examinations, u sing profession al judgment, to use topica lly applied 1dropped on the eye} pharmaceutica l agents. The agents optometrists would be able to use will hour co urse in ocular . serve to enlarge the pupil of pju'rmacotogy and passage of the eye to allow a larger view of the interior of the eye, and For Salurday, March 25. 1918 permit expanded use of instrumentation. Expanded eye examination ca pabilities will allow for improved deteclion Bernice Bede Osol and referral of eye and ~ 'Ul!Jl!J~ wishing to use pha r· maceutical agents described in the bill. As the bill states, topical pharmaceutical agents would be allowed "for the sole purpose of examining the cents for each and a long . selladdressed , stamped e nvelope to Aslro-Graph, P 0 BOlt 489, Rad io C1ty Sta!lon . Ne w York, N. V 1001 9 Be sure to spec ify your bir th sign . human report to park at 9 a.m. EASTER BAKE sale in front of New York Clothing Hous.e beginning 9 a.m. by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority . MONDAY BEND 0' THE RIVER Garden Club, 7:30 Monday at the home of Mrs. Andrew Cross with Mrs. Eileen Buck to have the program. MEIGS BAND BOOSTERS · Monday in bund room at high school at 7:30 p.m. requirements optometrists eye or vision TAURUS (April ZO·May 20) You process." could be short- temper ed today Experience with with per so ns · who don ' t do Topical Agents things your way, Tolerance wil l Currently, twenty other make e ve ryone's job eas1er states allow optometrist to and the day mo re pleasant. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20i Keep employ topical agents lor your fnendtiness o n a stric tl y platonic plane today You co uld be accused ol entlctng anoth er's s wee!hearl and sparks wil l examination purposes. There have been no reports in these states of serious adverse reactions or mis-use resulting CANCER ~June Z1·July 22) Yo ur 1mage is still fragile and co uld easily damaged today . espe ci ally with ttl ose who coun t. from allowing optome(rists to use these dtagnostic tools in ll y. he B~ ex tra ca re fu l wh at ypu sa y on do to o ther s . LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Someone you ex peCte d to h ear from may not call yo u today . You could let th is get you down and ruin what otllerwise cou ld be a pleasant day VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sepl . 221 You m igll t fu rt her co mplic ate your financial pic ture by going on a spending spree toda y Remem ber those bills at the e nd o f the mo nth have to be paid .. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0c1.23) Don'l ge t you r sig nals c rossed today and be overly-assert ive in a s!luation that call s for diplnmacy and tac t SCC~PIO (0c1. U·Nov . 22} Be ca refu l to show th e proper amount of gratitude th e meldent reQuires wh en another goes out o f her way to be he lp ful to you . She ' ll re m em· TO SPEAK The Rev . Donald Gen· heimer. ' THE DAILVSENTINEL DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT HOEFUot Cllf Editor Published Wuly ex~Wl &aturdKy by 'nle Ohio VaUey Publishing Compan)'·Mtiltimedia. Inc ., · Ill Cuu!1 St .. Pomeroy, Ohio 4li769. BLL~Iness 0ff1l'E' Phone !m- 2156. EditorU&l Phone 992-2157. ~ond clasll posiJ:II!:e p!lki 111 Pomeroy, Ohio. ~utional udvertising repre!len· tallve W ~rd : Grlfrilh Company, (nc., Bottin~lli and Galla ~he r Oiv., 757 Third Ave ., New York N.Y. 10017. • Subscrlplioo rata : Delivered by carrier where IVailt~ble 7S cen\a per !Wt!k, By Motor Routt! where c11.rr1er lll!rvu.:e not avt~ilJble , One mun1h 13.2$. By mall in Ohio 11.nd W. V11.: 01e Ye!tr, . !2.00; Six month!!, SII.SO; Three months, S7.00; Elsewhere $26.00 year; Six munU1s· $13 .SO; Three mont hs, $7.50: SubslTipUon priee InCludes Sund11yl their practices. According to m edical literature, the possibility of adverse reactions is con· sidered extremely remote or virtually non-existent . Ti.me~entinel . a Boy," book written by Alberta Rum· mel Hawse, is on sate at the Middleport Book Store. Mrs. Hawse is a former TRUCK ARRIVES Pomeroy's n~w emergency truck, bought through con· tributions from the public inciudin.g individuals, organizations and businesses ha s arrived from Tulsa, Oklahoma. The new vehicle will be put into operation within the next few days after service and lettering have been completed . COLUMBUS {UP ll A glanc e af activ ity Thursday in th e Ohio Genera l Assemb l y : . HOUSE HB 1188, t Thompson . Prov i des for tenant partlclpa. tlon on a. metropol itan ·hOUsing author'ity . HB 1189, J. Thompson . Clarifies that fire protect ion aid may be prov ided by var ious loca l government agenci es to one another without pri o r contracts . · HB 1190, Karmol. Perm its drivers of buses transport ing school child ren to signal stops with tour -way flashers . RESOLUTION OFFEED HJR 76, Carney , urges state and federal inspect ion of a ll railroad ~rack in Ohio . SENATE BILLS PASSED Am . SB 429, Bowen. Elim i · ,,a res provisions for preferential hiring of permanent certif ied employees . In t he classif ied service who pa$5 an e~o:amlna ­ tion for a position that is vacant . Emergency : 'H -0. ·Bi ll : 27 -0. Sub . SB 402, Coll ins . Au thor ized county commissioner s to place a reverter clatJse In the deed to property transferred to a non -profit senior clfi:Zens' organ izat ion. Emergency : 28"·0. Bill : 28·0. • SB 463 , Butts . ReqtJires certain consumer oriented writ ten agreements to be In unders tan dab le lillng uage. recent actions, that Areas that wiU be canvassed will be Syracuse, Racine, ·Portland and Letart )'aiis. They are asking residents to save bottles for the drive. In case of rain the drive will be held on April 22. law would take effect Jan. I, 19~. More time would be allowed for union· milf!agement contracts to be brought into compliance. For federal workers, the change would · come Sept. 30 this year. The Labor Department says although one4hird to one-half of working Americans should have tbe opportunity to work longer into old age. The Senate Thursday ap· proved 62·10 and sent to President Ca rter a bill raising from 65 to 70 the age at whicb private employers Americans are covered by and state a nd local some form of mandatory reliremef!.l, often at age 65, govenunent~, in most cases, can require an employee to perhaps only 200,000 a year resign solely because of age . will take advantage of the The bill removes entirely bill . People are retiring'. · the prese nt mandatory earlier rather than later. The new bill comes on top retirement age of 70 for almost all federal workers. of another change enacted in Business still will be December allowing elderly allowed to require certain Americans to earn more in " high policyma kin g" wages before losing part of Social Seourlty executives to retire between their 65 arid 70, and colleges will pensions, thereby giving more finan cial have until July I, 1982, to them to work. incentive bring tenured professors For retirees 65 through 71, under the new rule . that bill raised this earnings carter' who already has limit from $3,000 to $4,000 this endorsed the thrust of the bill, year and gradually to $6,000 is expected to sign it soon. For most Americans, the in 1982. Ladies hear Whetstine service s pec ial service. Whetstine of Don Operation Society gathers HARRISONVILLE .. An .the Har ri s onville Lawrence E. Lamb,M.D. dent , read scriptures pertain- Silent heart attacks showing the old W.mage to the hea rt muscle in a person who had no history of a heart attack . , DEAR DR. LAMB - Would you please write about silent heart attacks ' I had one this spring. I had heard of them but had never seen a patient with one. I'm a registered The figures vary pn how common th~y are. But when my staff at the School of Aerospace · (>ledicine studied electrocardiograms from tbe flying population, we found about one-third of the men nurse. I·never s uffered any of the with infarcts were found classical symptoms and because of changes they never had any heart pain . On developed in their electrocara Sunday morning I just fell diogram - compared . to sick and was na useated. previous normal records. The There was rio perspiration on the head or face but I was perspiring on the body. No pain. My pulse rate dropped to 50 but I didn't think of heart attack . On Wednesday the pulse rate dropped to 40. My sister wanted to call a doctor on Sunday but I refused, thinking I'd soon feel bet· ter. On Wednesday when I talked to the doctor he thought f had a virus and ask· ed me to come irl on FridaY but if I felt worse to come in sooner . When I got to his office and had my tests run , including an electrocardiogram, I was sent immediately by am· bulance to the coronary ca re unit with a diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction. I was hospitalized for seven weeks. I had to have a pacemaker. Several doctors said I had something unusual : a silent . heart attack with complete heart block and hea rt failure. I think you would do the public a great service if you would conunent about s ilent heart attackll. DEAR READER - Silent heart attacks are not as rare as you might think. Doctors have known about them for years. Often these would be found as a result of autopsies other infa rcts we re in men with symptoms. The surpris· ing thing is that these men were flying airplanes and were never ill enough to know they had anything wrong. We a lso know that men doing heavy labor sometimes continue · working in the presence of a heart attack and do not know anything has happene\1. Perhaps it isn't so surprising anyway, since the heart muscle itself does not have pain iibers. The heart pain is a reflex pa in p;~ttern to the chest waU, shoulders, ann, ja w and sometlmes otherplaces. There is always some disagreement about whetber a heart attack is truly silent. Ma ny doctors would not dassify your case in group because you did symptoms - illness nausea. You may not that have and have recognized what caused the symptoms but they were real. Many a case of mild indigestion is passed by as not im· portant when in reality it represents a heart attack. II is sometimes impossible to te ll what "i ndigestion " means without additional · studies. As you can see - from no symptoms at all, mild in· digestion, atypical pain pal· varied ways. It is no wonder in one or two days. FREE One or two day full dentu re service, parlials and rrlincs . Dr. .Ronald ERiviere (..'. W. ~al• Ur. c;, J . Slll,.ltlullfl •l}t W. ll. &lfll ...ll•l)t. J , (.', Murpll) Rivierl' Center 949 E . Li vmgslon An. Colu mbus ' that the doctor has to observe many patients in the hospital to tell what is really happening. I am sending you The Health Letter nwnber 2-10, Heart Attack, Myocardial In· farction , Angina Pectoris. Others who want this issue can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, seif·addressed envelope for it to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box !551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. clause amounts to about 30 cents for the average residential customer who uses about 750 kilowatthours of electricity per month. " II will be some time calculate the total cost of the strike and its effect on our customers," Mr. Heller said. He added that the future cost of coal will have to be determined followin g set· Uement of the strike. . Heller's report is made in keeping with a Public Utilities Commission order requiring weekly disclosure of such infonnation. With Ohio Power's coal supply now at the 39-day level, and with a tentative agreement being voted upon Friday by United · Mine Work er s members, there continues to be a need for cu&omers to continue their said. " However," he said, until we are assured of a 11 continuing supply of coal, we must do aU we can to forestall more seri~us effects." Other major factors bel ping to stretch out the coal supplies include milder weather, power purchases, the use ol oil along with coal in some power plant boilers and around·the-ctock five per cent voltage reductions. "Co nservation by customers also has helped to stow the rate of decline of our coal supplies,'' Mr. Heller said. Conservation efforts by customers, following TAMPA , Fla . tUPl} Mike Schmidt pounded out three hits, including a thre .. run homer, and scored four runs to lead the Philadelphia PhiUies to a 15-5 victory over the Cincinnati Reds Thursday. Scmidt's hits were three of 17 the Phils collected off Red pitchers. J err y Martin and Bob Boone also contributed three hits to the Philli"'' attack and drove home five runs be- tween them. Bonham, who had pit ched eight scoreless innings in his first two outings t?is spring, was tagged for eoght of the an appeal by the company on February 24, have resulted In a savings of about 12 per cent o( the company's total power demands. peopletalk ' Schmidt, Phils Phils buy '.msurance ' policy pound Reds, 15-5 For all your home Entertainment and DOXOL SERViCE BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP!) -'Forward Marvin Barnes will be out of the lineup indefinitely with a dislocated right thumb , the Buffalo Braves said Thursday . Barnes suffe red the injury during the Braves 97-92 loss to the SuperSonics in Seattle Wednesday night. RIDENOUR'S TV & Apl!iiance Gas Servtce Racine, Ohio Chester, Ohio By KENNETH R. CLARK Evangelize of Chesapeake was the youth evangelist speaker. A food gift package was presented to him. Going from here were Mrs. Holly McAr· thur, Mrs. E ileen Bowers, Miss Naomi Ohlinger, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Mrs. Trudy Andrews , Mrs. Pauline. Ken· nedy, and Mrs. LaDonna Clark. SERVICE SLATED The Harrisonville United Presbyterian Church will hold an open-air sunrise service Easter morning on the lawn at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Roy Wiseman . A ing to 'the resurrection and fellowship breakfast will be then each member gave a served by the Lend-A-Hand topic on Easter. Mrs. Mildred Society of the church im· Alkire presented Esther for mediately following the ser· the study of women of the Bi· vice. In tne event of incl.. ble. ment weather, the service Sandwiches. JeUo, mints, will be held at the church. nuts, coffee and tea were Pastor is the Rev . Ernest served a t the conclusion of Stricklin . the meeting. Uotl... l'relllnternaUoual DREAD DF THE UNWED: Live-in lovers are proving downright un-dumpable these days- and Nfck Nolte of "Rich Man , Poor Man" may be the next to find it out. Karen Ecklund Nolte - who's Uved with him for five years -is suing for hall his property and $5,000 a month. Her Santa Monica, Calif., lawyer is Marvto Mltcbelson, who pioneered alimony for tbe unwed in the now-historic Lee Marvin case: Says Mitchelson, In the April issue of "Viva" magazine, "I know there are many unhappy men In this town who can 't go on taking advantage of women as they used to witbout worrying that there may be ENJOY RETREAT ,outh of the Middleport First Baptist Church enjoyed a retreat at Lake Hope over the weekend. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Dan While, and Mrs. Sue lm· boden. Youth on the retreat were Lori and Lynn Kloes, Jayne Hoeflich, Janel and Sheila Horky, Debbie Hat· field, Connie Smith, Vicki Boyles, Velvet Swisher, Trina Gibbs, Joy Majors, .Craig Darst, Tony Venoy, Rob SON BORN Mr. and Mrs . Joseph J . Bidwell, the former Karen Furbee, announce the birth of tl1eir second child, Michael Joseph on Jan. 16 at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Col· din e with us. we were caroenters. nobody would care." MEAT: Ham , roa st beef. hamburger steak, flounder fish, cod fish, fried chicken . Mashed, sweet , heine .fr ies. PIE: Tossed. slaw, cottage cheese . oi ) LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Heavyweight contender Earnie Shavers believes Larry Holmes' talkativeness ~~£~!!1l?}l~!k!~rz is a sign of n~wousness. The 33-year-old Shavers, who fights the fifth-ranked and IUldefeated Holmes In a 12 -rounder Saturday afternoon that will likely determine who gets first shot at Ken Norton's World Boxing Council version of the title, has wound up workouts for the bout and didn't have much to say Thursday. The 28-year-old Hohnes, who owns a 2IHl (19 KOs) record, was Quite relaxed . He joked with youngsters and talked with writers for 45 minutes. It was a ll)arked change from the Easton, Penn., fighter's sedate behavior at a Tuesday press MACHINE RENTAL '25110 PER DAY . ALOW, $699 CHROMATIC ONE-BUTTON TUNING • Brilliant Chromocotor Picture Tube •100% Sotld·S1ato Chassl• • Power Sentry Voltage Regulating • Super Video Range Tuning Syttem • R·VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 2 3 III I I I I I I I I I I These vOiues ore for I one inch of loose·fill insulati~n. Synctvomatlc City Ice & Fuel Co. Middleport, 0. ,, ... Rookie Roger Enckson allowed three hits and struck out four in six innings as the Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red Sox, !(}.() ... Juan Beniquez drove in two runs and Jim Umbarger pitched four's<..'Oreless innings in the Texas Rangers' J.l tri umph over the ~cw York Yonk ocs. His record aga inst SEOAI. competition \vas 10-24. The board ruled that Michael may remain as a teacher, if 'he so desires . · The decision by the board came after hearing · com- ments from some of the 50 persons who crowded into Bundy Elementary School for the meet in g. Durin g discussi on, . Bill Mahle , • speaking for the Wellston athletic boosters club, in· dicated it was the consensus of members that a boosters · club would not be able to get along . with the present athletic system. In his defense, Michael said the athletic program was "as schooL" As fo r th o SF:OA!. mall or , the IJottrd decided 1\J rcmHin in the leag ue whtrh Wii S formed al Wellston unci ln whi c)l it is a chur1cr mcntbcr. Some Wl'll ston- c lti zc ns have favored Wellston pulling out Of the league inl i!;hl of its recent lack uf SU('f•es:; <~ gu i11 st other league tea ms ami the school's compnr~Jtive ly ~mall size . Wellston High , enrollment wise, is ra nked ~ ev cnth a mong the eight lcotguc members. Only Wa verly is smaller . contra<; ! TorotHo SY r a ( u ~ Oplle;mt~d to e ot ln tNnat ,onat League c aiUtl'r Pa l Kelly , oulhelders St eve 8ow1 1ng and Gflry Wood~ ii\nd PJtchers Jell B~rd lind Mtke Carr , sen t CIJ ichcr Owaynl' Wright to Utu.:.a o f H11;> N Y Penn L eayve and tl rs t ll<lScn; m, ou tt lctdcr Butc h AllJ c rt~ 611d l> tlcher Sh•ve Gr1l!t 10 Syr,lt"USC , rt• lett Sl'd P• tchcr Put Oarcv . tradt.'d pitcher M1kc Cosgrn·vf' to Cc•ll l orn•<t tarm club at Salt Lake Ctt y t or pi tcher M ic key Scott New Yor k ( NL l l rMed Sllons rop Bud Harrelson to P11ilaelc lptlia tor minor leAg ue second baseman r red Andr~ws and un dist l o~c{ f cash CIE'V(' Iand Tr.-,decl rrM k Du ffy t o Bos ton lor ll11 1lOr · Jcag u(' polc h ~r R 1c h Krt:lugcr F ootball Sl I OU1:, N etnlCd TOn1 6cll ts il S defl•nt. lvr. c-oord ina tor . Tt.>nntS All<tht•!rn (WT f) Fr ,"'nCOISC Durr Sigrlt'd E• hiblflon Ba seball Result s U niled Pre!lts Interna tional Thursday B~ Minrw So ll'l 10, B05IOII 0 K C 1.1, Ct1i Wt'i itf' SQx J Detroit I , Monlr e al 0 Texas], NY Yankees I Pfl i ltt 15, Ci n ci nrHI!i 5 LOS Ar\g 17, N Y Mf'I S I Sl L OU tS 1, P itl sbg h I Cl11 Cub!> 7. S011 Diego 1 (,,t i l . 5, Sttn rr.1n 'J Q,1k lond .! , M tlw <'ukC(' 7 St!',tllh• ? , Cleveland 5 Plow ,, perfect seedbOd in one operulion- power Qr tool cult ivate, spray, corn· post , mow , a nd more. A G ravely convcrtihle trac1or und attachments docs i( a ll . · Gel a G ravely an~ sec how vour garden grows. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor Street 992-2975 Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN : 9-S: JO Mon.· Salurday Manning Roush. Owner the •hot-shooting Hogs from the floor . Arkansas has a field goal shooting percentage of .549 entering the semifinals, but Kentucky is not far behind at .:>12. _ While Bill Foster is counting on Jim gpanarkel to keep the haD moving so that Duke can wear down the ben.c h strength ol Notre Dame, Digger Phelps hopes the Irish can maintain its blend of aggressiveness ·and speed. A key to the Irish hopes of earning a national basketball championship to go with its No. I rating in the final UP! football poll is freshman Kelly Tripucka, who sparked Notre Dame after moving Into the starting lineup at mid-season. uKelly's our bull.'' Phelps said, and Trlpucka agreed . "f try to be aggressive and make . things happen," said Tripucka, who has scored 52 points in the early rounds of · the tournament. "I like to get my nose in there like a football player aQd get a few cUts and bruises." !tl' ... IIU..... n . ' ""'' - . .., ... , -di"' """"'I> ,.,. ... ICI•tl '"''-· ~ lf'l Cor.6!11...,, OCIII""Itl - f t l, ont , _ ...a - ·• fOil 'i'HE FARM aOsS'IS DESIGNED TOIASTYOUTWICEASLONG AND COSTYOUIIAJ.FAS MUCH, Part for p.ut. the Fann Boss .other populaJ saw m rts class And by lilstmg twJ.ce as long. you'U save dbbut twice as much to make ~he Farm Boss the only farm saw on the market that's more than a dedi.. It's a Shhl.' 224 ·1st Street and Al Co wens hitting homers M innesota Releasra pitch et Don Carnthers $Old tnl1eld er Randv Bass ou rr igt'll 10 Toledo and cv t pllo;;her Mac Scarce m f leldNS Ooln Graham and John Ptltman . catchers Sat Bulera ancl Terry Bull ing and ou tt ,ttldi.'rs R1(lo. Sotietd , Jeff Young bswer and Dave Ed ward.S Chic ~go (All - Optione d P H <hPr Marv r oiey 10 Iowa and signed pitcller Mike Proly Yo their mtnor 1eagve ca!'np Odkland Sio;.Jned Inf ielder Mar l y PcreJ ID a one year ha:s been destgned to last at least tWi ce as long as any Sy•t• INGELS FURNITURE ,. I I The Kansas City Ftoyals wal loped the (,'hicago Whtte Sox, 14-3, with Tom Poquette men! 4 I I I I U.S. FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS 707 Positlon UHF Channel Selector • Picture Control 106 N. 2nd /l.ve. I R-volue wm ... Teaming with Tripocka in Phelps' basketball machine will be big Bill Laimbeer, guards Rich Branning and Don Williams and senior Dave Batton . For the Blue Devils, conference, gpanarkel, a jllilior, will be "All scared people talk/' aided by four underclassmen said Shavers. "We'D just wait ' - freshmen Gene Banks and until Saturday. If there's a Kenny Dennard and knockout l'U be the one sophomores Mike Gminaki knocking som_eone out." and Bob Bender. PER BAG Sermonette The Pirates A Squad topped the St. louis Cardinal•, 4·2, with the help of a 425-fool homer by Willie stargell and six hitless innings by Brul-e Klson . Hactley Toronto Rt>lurntd rtgl'll w1nos. Ron W lllOn and John ~ Andt>rlOn to Oalln Of C&ritral • Hockey League and celled up detenJem an Randv Carlylt. .., College l•sketball JaC ksonville - Named latH Locke ht:>ed basketball c:o•ch, before graduation, can match SALAD: Senco - Oren - or . U.S. Fiber Insulation LOW 95 First, the board voted not to rene w Jody Michael's con· risk mark · Apple, strawberry, peach . 3rd 51., RACINE·, OHIO PHONE 949-2S1S Mediterranea n fu ll base co nsole, Pecan wood ~ grain finish applied to durable wood products on top and ends with select hardwood solids frammg th e top . Front ahd base of s1mutated wood in matching fi nish . Casters. AFC. athletic- Unbeaten Holmes to POTATOES: Mr. and Mrs. Bidwell have a daughter, Michelle, five . Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bidwell, !.;ike Wales,1 Fla . and the maternal grandparents are Parker, a nd Scott Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furbee, Route 2, Racine. , FILM SLATED Maternal great-grandmother A colored film, " He is Mary Furbee, Racine. Restoreth My Soul" will be shown at the Young Adult Sunday school class at the Gaurel Cliff Free Methodist RALLY SET Church Easter Sunday RUTLAND - The Meigs morning and to the public at Area Holiness Assn . will hold the church at 6 p.m. Sunday a rally at the Rutland evening. The fihn deals with Community Church at 7:30 a singer, musician and p.m. Tuesday. The Rev: Dale re co rding artist, Merrill Bass, pastor of the Syracuse Womach, who was burned Church of the Nazarene, will beyond recognition in an be speaker. The public is airplane .accident and his invited. faith in God. Has the HolD' Pass'"' You By? By the time you read this article you have already had an opportunity to attend some Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services. I!, for one reason or another, you failed to do so, you still have the opportunity to attend some Sunrise and Easter services through the subscription range of this paper. It rermnds me of a sale that has been running for a week and you heard about it, but never reaDy took tbe time to cbeck the items on sale. Then comes the final hour of the sale and you realize that they have that one Item you have been looking for a long time. Ifyoudon'tdelay any longer, you can still make it to the sale and check for yourself if it is really as good as you thought. Yes, we are looking ~I the last hour wben you check the ttems·for yourself. Jesus encouraged us not tQ delay when we are considering Him as a choice to life Matthew 24 · 38 says "But of that day and hour no one knows ~ot even the ~gels beaven, nor the son, but the Father only." Jesus is giving an answer to when.the end will come to all the earth. I do not share tlus as a doomsday warning, only as a reminder from Jesus abou! thoae who want to delay .in tbeir choice. Jesus said of himself m John 10:11, "I am tbe good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep." Do you need a shepherd to lead your life, one who has laid down his life for you? If so, then you need Jesus. - Pastor Harvey Koch Jr ., Syracuse Clust,.,, United Melhodbl <llurch two important related decisions. Eddie Sutton said Wednesday, " I don't think Baked beans, creamed pea s·, noodles . . wnbus. He weighed seven pounds, . 15 ounces and measured 21 inches in length . affiliated ' with the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Michael, a Jackson native and graduate of Jackson High School, had been football coach at Wellston for the past five years and had compiled an overall record of 20-29·1. WELLSTON Th e Wellston School board , meeting Monday night, made season /' Arkansas Coach VEGETABLES: QUOTE OF TRE DAY: StiUwater, Minn ., taxidermist George Kutz, discussing the difficulties involved in mounting a moose : " If you don 'I measure the anUers, you can have a devil of a time getting them out the dQOr. Kinda Uke building a boat m the basement." Steve Ontiveros drove in two runs with three singles Ballimote Sent ''"'etaer Gef san JolrQu'n ;,nd PilcMers Ton~ Chevtt , M tllf' Pagnoul and Je ff Ru~eer 10 the n1inor lei'IQUe campl£'x for rtass tgn anyone is going to put in any solid as ever' ' and t hat he was By DALE SINGER ST. LOUIS (UP!) - There tricky plays. We're not going facing a "stacked deckY He aren't any bouncers at the to ditch what got us to St . said 160 (about one·third) of the Wellston students were door watching for spies or louis." Sutton's Razorbackll, who involved in the spring sports guarding secret plays concocted by the foW: teams will battle · top-ranked 'program · and that WHS hoping to capture the NCAA Kentucky in the sec~e probably had the highest of Saturday's ' nai percentage of athletics basketball title. doubleheader, be competing in the area . The coaches 'of Kentucky, <punting on the high-ocoring . Board President George Notre Dame, Duke and Arkansas - the survivors of '-'three basketeers" - Ron Trace also commented that games that have been the Brewer, Marvin Delph and the sports activities fund at closest in the 4().year history Sidney Moncrief - to add to Wellston had gone from a of the tournament - know their nation's high of 31 deficit of "several thousand what to expect from tbeir victories. dollars to $1 ,900 in the black Jo~ Hall, whose senior· since Michael came to the opponents . . They also know that what they've see n is dominated Wildcats carry the weight of basketball tradition what they'll get Saturday. '' At this point in the and the desire to win it all dinner for th e whole famil y, ALL IN THE FAMILY: Voters in Hooper, Colo., may find confusion as hard to avoid as nepotism when they go to tbe poDs April 4 to elect municipal officials. Incumbent Doaald Clorisman is opposed by his wife, carolyn. Uoydeeo and Walter Kangas are campaigning against each other - and against the Chrismans. Rachel, Paul and Charleo Williams all are running against eacb other - and the Kangases, and the Chrismans. Frllllklln Omtoo, who isn't related to any of the rest, is running against aU of them - with the exception of mayoral c~ndidate Lois Walker, who is running unopposed. Hooper onlv has 60 rel1islered voters, out of a population of IOU. Tigers beat the E~pos, 7.0. for their seventh straight Umted Preu lntern•tlonal Thursday eueb1ll Wellston will remain in SEOAL;· .Michael's contract not ·renewed NCAA finals start Saturday For a m em orable Easter 8~ first six innings R<i:: t h,.. TlPtroit and athlettc director and second, decided to r f'main HOOKERFEST HOBBLED: San Diego PoUee <lllef William Koleader doesn't think of himself as a party pooper, but the "Pimps and Hookers' BaU" was just too much - especially since his owio force was throwing it. The Fraternal Order of Police planned the soiree - asked cops and their wives to show up dressed as prostitutes and their panderers, but they canceled after Kolender branded it "poor' taste." Says lodge president Joe Scelso, "We have to joke about some of our work or we'd lose our sanity. lt'sa shame we can't have some flln . If GUMPSES: Presidea1 Rlosalynn joined Princess Lee Radzlwill - sister of Jacqueline Keanedy Onassts - and her mother, Janel Aucblncloso, for the premiere of American · Ballet Theater's "Don Quixote," starring MlkhaD Barylbnlkov at Washington's Kennedy Center ... An NAACP spokesman says a special award will be given civil rights leader Roy WIWrui and his wife at the annual NAACP Image Award banquet June 9 in Los Angeles ... Aretha Franlllin will sing the OSC<tr-nominated song ''Nobody Does It Better'' from "The Spy Who Loved Me" at the Academy Award Show Aprll 3.... The Phiilies, meanwhile, romped over the Cincinnati Reds, 1~ . Thursday, with Mike Schmidt collecting three bits, including a three· run homer, and scoring four runs. Bill Bonham was blasted for eight ol the PhiUies' runs and II of their hits before bowing out in the fifth innin~ . !!;ports transactions On other Cactus and Grapefruit !roots : and a double leading (he Chicago· Cubs to a 7-1 victory over the San Diego Padres ... Rudy May pitched five perfect innings and Bob Reece and Jim Goodman homered as the Montreal Expos defeated the Houston Astros, 3..() ... Jeff Newman hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth lifting the Oakland A's to a 4-2 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Ron Cey and Steve Yeager ted a 19-flit attack as tbe l..os Angeles Dodgers smashed the New York Mets. 12·1 ... Jack Billingham pitched the that ?" tract as head foothall coach WITH US -Carter and wife much more than George Steinbrenner spends for tuncb and Harrelson 's salary is only $110,000. " I'm ovj!rjoyed at going to a contender," said Harrelson , who had the right to disapprove the deal . "I feel great. How can I not feel great going to a club like By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer The Philadelphia PhiUies, Phils' runs and 11 oftheir hits already heavy favorites to before bowing out in the fifth · win the National League's inning. Eas1ern Division title for tbe The Phillies bunched four third straight year, have more hits with a pair of walks purchased a relatively off Soto in the sixth to put ine.:pensive "insurance them ahead by a 13.0 count . policy ." . The "policy" goes under Dan Wa rthen, Ch uck Kniffin and Mike Wallace the name ol Bud Harrelson shared the Phillies pitching . and the Phillies acquired him Warthen, credited with the from the New York Mets victory, shut out the Reds for Thursday for' minor league five innings. infielder Fred Andrews and The Reds bunched four an undisclosed sum of cash , hits, including doubles by Bill Andrews was immediately Plummer and Ray Knight, to assigned to the Mets ' score three runs off Kniffin in Tidewater farm club in the the seventh and added two International League, the more off Wallace wbo worked undisclosed sum of cash probably doesn't Hmnnnt to the final two innings. The Reds' pitching wasn 't helped any by a defense which committed four errors. Applia,nce Needs some economic fallout." HEALTH Dentures r Senate approves retirement bill By DONALD H. MAY WASHINGTON (UP!) Congress has decided, in two included in power bills through the fuel adjustment before we can accurately ~Aict Presbyterian Church Len· dand Ua Atkins and Miss Ruby Diehl. Mrs. Pauline Atkins, presi- Complcle upper & lower J..Su~llll •lk . nff ker . The Evangeline Mi ssionary Southern District kin · Group of the Pomeroy dergarten classes will hold a Church of Christ traveled pop bottle drive on April 8 Tuesday to the First Church of Christ in Gallipolis, for a from 10 a .m. until noon. mistakable heart pain- heart attacks may be present in .• l)r. A. operatin~ BOTTLE DRIVE terns and then severe · Wl- 11 chief of Legislature at a glance 1-800-282-6410 Charles A. Heller , executive vice president and the additional · costs are the result of actions taken by the company to conserve coal and to el\end the time before mandatory curtailments would become necessary . He stated that the portion of the added cost now being &lster theme was carried out According to the most For Complete lnformalion Call $2,650,000. at the Tuesday night meeting Gift ot Sight BILL INTRODUCED tO Africa. The public is invited. PISCES (feb. 20·Morch 20) You bl y. !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRI SE ASSN l missionary South Africa , will be speaker at an Easter Sunday evening service at 7 In the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. The Rev. Mr. Genheimer will show slides of his work in , DILLS INTRODUCED HB 1182, McEwen . Perm its Tr ansportat ion Research Board ber to conduct feasibility !t udie s SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec . regl!!rdin g the use of public 21) Norma lly yo u are willing to railroad r igh f·Of -ways for th e go along with th e crowd but purpose of publ ic tran sportattoti on highways . today you might feel th ey're HB 1183. Felghan . Allows trying to use you . You won ' t be munic i pal corpora t ions to levy wrong . a 'ilraduated Income tax . HB 1184, Feighan . Makes CAPRICORN (Dec . 22·Jon. 19} In your eagerne ss to satisfy a pr imary and general elec:tl on personal ambition , you may days legal hOl idays . HB 1185, Quilter . Conso lidates tread on the toes ot one who the number of separate sets of wou ld n't use the sam e tach es records kept by the coun ty on you . recorder . AQUARIUS (Jan . 211-feb . .19) H B 1186, Deering , Con form s Everyone will no t b e as infatu - sta t e ta ~l ng pro ced ure tor at ed wiljl your ideas and plans railroads with federal law . HB 1187 , Maddux . Prohibits today as you are . so do n'! be ca pi ta l prol ects at Fairfield di sappoin te d il you get a luke - School for Boys without pr ior warm respon se . approval from General Assem . co uld be an easy mark today for some hot sho t salesman with a daztling pit ch . Be on guard or you 'll w ind up w1th buyer's remorse . egar for coming season asked to fifty hour· education course derate ac tion s. Find out to whom yo1..1're roma nti cal l y suited by sendi ng lor yo ur copy ol Astro-Graph Le tter . Mail 50 SALE SLATED The Salvation Anny announces the sale of the Easter " War Cry" this week . Res idents missed in Pomeroy and Middle(l9rt who wish a copy may call 992·:>172 or 992·7 480 . Also " Yin · MIDDLEPORT Youth resident of Meigs Count y. League work party Saturday . Special services wilt be held at the Middleport Park . at the army headquarters Easter at 10 a.m. The public Everyone interested in getting the fields into shape is invited . ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) G'tve· (20 hours of which must be In and-take Is ca ll ed for today w1th work ) and o ne you ' re 1nvo tved with clinical examination for those Calendar I · I Evans. ~ l:J~lfJllillJW\] romantically . Hurl fee lings wilt surely result lrom Inconsi- diabetes, hypertension, and glaucoma t among t he leading health problems in the U.S . today) can be more easily detected and referred to a physician for diagnosis and treatment. The passage of Sub. S.B. 163 will enable Ohioans to .enjoy better .care of their precious gift ~f sight. SATURDAY •FRENCH City Swingers Square Dance Club, dance, (1. II , Ja ckson Produ ction Credit Building, caller Bill therefore greatly benefit the public. Safeguards ol Bill Sub . S.ll. 163 requires the March 25, 1978 Ohio State Board of Opc0n dillons wilt gr ow muc h tometry to specify those ~re stabl e lor you th1s com1ng ~ar It' s a good ti me to esl ab· pharmaceutical agents that lls h new fri ends wh o cou ld may be used and pJepare the become lifelong com panions. there are presently 1,100 optometrists in Ohio, outnumbering ophthamologist nearly 3 to I. The passage of Sub. S.B. 163 will provide optometrists with the toots to I I such as abnormalities, r ·- -----··- ·1 l Social 1 systemic abnonnalities for diagnosis and treatment and customers as a result of the prolonged coal strike currently are estimated at recent professional survey, eonduct more comprehensive eye ex:aminations. By permitting the use of these agents, ocula r and systemic ASTRO·GRAPH Additional costs for Ohio Power Company and its conservation efforts. "Even If the coal ltrlke ends as a ~esult of this vote," Mr. Heller said, "it may be as long as three weeks before coal deliveries to power plants return to normal. " "We also are getting some coal deliveries," Mr. Heller Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 . '" POMEROY HOME &AUTO 606 E. Main Pomeroy, o. 992·2094 At Ford, the better ideas keep coming ... and keep making history. FORD FRONT END ALIGNMENTS ,, •• �I 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy,O., Friday, Mar. 24,1978 Voss Hight76.S.riO$ - t ~l Ed Voss 567 , A. L . Phelps, Jr . s•s; I Women I Mary Voss 503, Stephan ie Rought -'63 . High Team Game - Tom ' ' Carry Out 680 . Hlgl'\ Team Ser ies - Tom's Carry Ovt 2005 . BowliNG POMEROY BOWLING LANES Lebanon E•rly Sundoy Ml•ed Morch 19, 1971 LEBANON , Ohio (UP!) Kinny A grabbed the early Tom's Carry Out 66 Jack' s Da iry Bar 62 lead and pulled away Glbb' s Grocery 60 Thursday night to a twoR.C. Bottling Co. 52 length victory over Razor Town Kiln 46 Blade in the featured eighth Cline' s Construdlon 24 High Go me-t Man I Ed race at Lebanon Raceway . Voss, A. L. Phelps; Jr .. 200; The winner, driven by Bill Jerrr, Rought 198. (Women) Henman , covered the mile in Mar ene Wilson 180, Mary 2:09 4-li and returned $4.60, $4.80 and $3.80 in gaining a win in his first start of the MARCHSAI:E season. Razor Blade paid f1 SAMSON IT E - - , and $5 for second, while Ole War showed and kicked back $5.20. Jacquet and Mystic's Oloice teammed for a 4-2 nightly double combination that was worth $7.1.80. A crowd of 2,069 wagered $229,976. 5 'Piece Bridge Sets SALE Difference between the new math and the old math is in the arittunetic we don 't under·stand in either case. Meandmy SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY R. C. BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992 -?542 or 9~7 - 3144 Blazers lose another man. Den Talk BY GREG BAU.EY NEAR-DROWNING COLUMBUS - No spontaneous breathing ... blue coloring ... cold body temperatures ... fixed and dilated pupils. These are the IUeless signs of an individu!li who has been submerged in water for over folD' minutes. DiaRnosis? - A drowning fatality. Not necessarUy,, accordin~ to Martin J. Nemlroff, M.D ., of the Unlverslly of Michigan Medic!li School, who was a guest speaker at the 1978 Ohlo Marine Patrol Symposium . The symposium , an annual event sponsored by tbe Division of Watercraft of tile Ohio Department of Natural Resources, wrur h~ld at Alwood Lodge in Tuscarawas County. "Complete recovery is possible for a drowning victim,'' Dr. Nemlroff told representatives of the 24 marine law enforcement units attending the symposium. "The medical prognosis of a person submerged for greater than four minutes has previously been thought to be poor." Dr. Nemlroff and several other MiChigan doctors have turned up startling evidence that man can survive submersion longer in cold water temperatures. Evidence shows lbal in the northern United Stales, where the water temperature is generally under 70 degrees Fahrenheit humans can survive submersloos up to 38 minutes. In warmer climates where water temperature is usually over 70 degrees, four minutes seems to be the limit for survival. This was documented in studies done in Florida. A pioneer in the research of "Survival After Cold-WaterNear-Drowning / ' Dr. N~miroff and his colleagues have studies 70year..<frowning cases in less than two years and have . documented 35 survival cases. This extensive medical research is being conducted in the Great Lakes states of Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana and has been made possible through Ure Michigan Sea Grant Program and Ure U.S. Coast Guard. . Dr .. NemlroH bas concluded that the cold water temperatures trigger a protective device found among mammals, "the diving reflex." These key factors enable some people to survive sutmersion in cold water for long periods. " The diving reflex allows the heart to slow down to maintain a constant supply of blood to the brain," said Nerniroff. "There ls a dramatic redistribution of the blood flow to exclude such tissues as the skin, and muscles and to allow circulation to heart, lungs, and train . The possible length of survival without externaloxyben can be as much as an hour.'' Due to the diving reJ].ex, a person takes on a death-like appearance after four m.inutes, he explained. Hwnans become unconscious after involuntary submersion, turn blue and have no detectable pulse. Th'ey are many tlmes mistakenly pronounced dead at the scene and no resuscitative efforts are made. "Many of you will be the first at the scene of a drowning accident,'' he said. ' 1Recognize that drowning victims do have the ability IQ surve long periods of submersion and begin your. resuscitative efforts at the water 's edge. The diving reflex Is lost Ure moment tile individual is pulled from Ure water. Don't stop resuscitation until you reach a hospital. One very successful recovery was of an 18-year-old boy trapped jn a completely sqbmerged car for 38 minutes. The boy was pronounced de~d at the scene, only to later emit an involuntary belch while he was being put into the ambulance. As Ure boy was rushed to Ure University of Michigan Hospital, the rescue team performed cardiovascular pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). At the hospital resuscitative efforts were performed for two hours while the doctors slowly warmed the boy's body. Resplrawry support was oontinued for another 13 bow-s and U.e OOy regained consciousness. Two weeks later, this record surviVal victim resumed his college studies with no signs of brain dama~e . Dr. Nemiroff says the determinates for recovery for such S\D'Vivals are due to various factors: the age of the victim (the diving reflex is more prominent among children ).; the coldness of the water; Ure duration of submersion; and the adequacy o~ CPR efforts at the scene and enrouteto the hospital. Despite the many successful recoveries documented, he cautions that resuscitative efforts are not going to work on every drowning victim all the time. "However, resuscitative efforts should be attempted even when the person has been in the water up to one hour," he said. "There is always a chance that you may revive him," Studies developed by Nemiroff and Iris colleagues show Utat most drownings occur among males 15-29 years of age. Drownin~s usually occur on the week~nds during the swruner daylight hours of ~ to 5 p.m. in beach areas which are not properly superl'lsed. Because Nemiroff's work in cold-water near drowning is so new, an effort is beillg made lo familiarize hospitals, doctors and rescue workers with the immediate treaiment pr<Jl!edures required to revive these victims. Since drowning is Ure third 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , · deaths leading incause of accidental the United States, with 6,000 deaths occurring annually. Dr. Nerniroff's medical research may have a significant impact on rescue efforts made during Ohio's upcoming swruner recreational season. I'm insulating America against the high cost of fuel bills! • NEWHOMES • OLDHQMES • COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS • FIR~: • o; ... ~~"'"' R•:S IS1'A.N'T l"'•m'aniOnt in oulation prnl<"<"h nn fnr Win tr r ... Sulo out rolcl&. ~tot f1cwll~10tvtry romtf and uvn .•· Put lftil~nl. Crul<!o h,..lilt ~n~il'i:mrn-.ru for rodMIU • nd tnHet. t'irt reoloUinl - Mln unoltootrity ~fety for y<MJrllmily by nrruundinJ .UbiN ond ,. ;,._ with in111lotion fo.m ~ nd • "l mprrral f'<l<>m " l n- ~la.h on h elp• oh11t out nci-e • No clunwp mn. IYIW of in~ulntto n • P1\'1 for i~Mif in ohtll'l 1)4'nod nf nme • ~·ooltMI into 01ld ahapt 1pae.• ou nYn d p•pa, wtrin~ 11n d 1 • ··~ Moiotu.., Tftiotant Chl'ltlicall y ot.bl~ • •:.r.oy I<> appl)- BOSTON (UP!) - Clark University 's basketball Coach Wally Halas, grandnephew of George 1 ' Papa Bear" Halas and grandson of Knute Rockne assistant Walter Halas, has been voted UPI Dlvislon IT! Coach of the Year in New England. Halas guided Clark from an 8-16 record a year ago to a 177 mark and an NCAA tourname.nt berth this season . By IRA KAUfMAN UP! Spurts Writer The Portland Trail Blazers' bench may soon resemble a cast call for ''Medic." They dropped a 111>-109. decision to the Milwaukee Bucks Thursday night, but Urat was the least of Coach Jack Ram say 's worries : starting forward Bob Gross suffered a stress fracture of his left ankle and may be out for six weeks . In recent weeks, the defending champion Trail Blazers have lost the services of center BiD Walton, forward Maurice Lucas (both starting All-Starsl and reserve _I up and told me I was By DAVID MOFFIT supposed to be at tile first tee UPI Sports Writer HILTON HEAD , S.C. right then . I hurried over and (UP!) - You ·can figw-e that barely made it in time ." Lou Graham was up mighty Graham and Walzel , who bas been playing so poorly early this morning . Graham had a 7:30a.m. lee the past six months he was i).me as a member of the first thinking about going back IQ thr eesome going out in his familY's jewelry store in today's second round of the Houston, shared the lead until Heritage Golf Classic and he just before dusk Thursday wasn 't about to be late, not when Twitty caught them by after what nearly happened making birdies on his last Thursday. Urree holes. Graham, tied for the lead Graham said he hit the ball with Bobby Walzel and Howard TWitty after an opening 4-und~r-par 67, carne within seconCls of being penalized two shots for showing up late Thursday. And, if he had been a few SAN FRANCISCO (up I) minutes later tban that , he Bob. Lurie will huddle with might have been thrown out Bud Herseth in Phoenix today of the toUI'nament. amid speculation the coNot that the former U.S . · owners of the San Francisco Open champ didn't have an Giants will cOntribute after excuse. He could blame it on all toward helping buy up the fog. A's lease from the Oakland "They told me they were an Coliseum Commissi<>n. hour and six minutes late Only $1 million is needed to (because of the fog.) and I complete purcbase of the didn 'I realize they had gained lease , which would clear the 20 minutes. way for A's owner Charlie "I was taking my time, Finjey \o sell the club to getting ~ in · some extra · Denver oilman Marvin practice, when someone ran Davis. Davis has indicated the 'sale will be completed by Northfield MOnday, which would give NORTHFIELD, Ohio him less than two weeks IQ (UP!) - Berg Hanover move the club to Denver in charged to victory in the $6,000 Farewell Pace Thursday night as Northfield . 1 Park ended its winter 1 meeting the mo~t 1 1 1 successful campai= in the 1 track's history. 1 . Berg Hanover , with ' Lou NBA Standings Rapone at the hebn, held off Press International Kelly Combat and 45-1 choice Bv Unlted Eastern Conference Pop Pop Travel at the wire Atlantic DiviSion W . L. Pet. GB for a hall ~ength victory in X·Pt1ila 50 21 .704 2:04. New York 37 36 .507 14 Boston 79 41 .414 20i12 ~erg Hanover returned Buffalo 76 45 .366 24 $9.40 , $4.80 and $4.40 in New Jrsey 21 53 .284 30 1h Central Division winning his third in six starts L. Pet . GB this season and boosting his San Anton . W. 45 77 .675 1978 earnings to $12,520. Kelly Wash 38 33 535 6 1h New Or lns 36 38 .486 10 Combat paid $5 and $4 for Clevland 34 38 .472 n second and Pop Pop Travel At lanta 34 39 ,466 lll/1 24 so .32 4 27 kicked back $6.110 for third. Houston Western Conference · Bill Leary, who reined Pop Midwest Division W. L. Pet. GB Pop Travel, was the top Denver 42 30 .583 Northfield reinsman, Milw 39 34 .534 31h according to the Universal Chicago 36 38 .486 7 33 39· ,465 Blf2 Drivers Rating System with a Detroit Kan Ci ty 29 43 .403 13 .399 average for the. winter Indiana 29 44 ,397 1Jih Pacific Division campaign. W. L. Pet; GB Art Bier was the winningest x.Portlnd 55 17 .?64 44 30 .595 12 driver of the winter, Phoenix 40 32 .556 15 capturing 42 races in 38 Seattle LOS Ang 39 33 .542 16 evenings, while Don Golden St, 36 36 .500 19 x-clinchect division title · McKirgan was second with 30 Thursday's Results winners: MilwaUkee 116 , Portland 109 A crowd of 4,815 wagered a · San Anton io 123, Denver 106 Golden St . 119, Indiana 115 whopping $645,885 Thursday Phoenix 1~0 , New York lOB Friday's Games · night, boosting the campaign Chicago at Boston total to $16,028,222 - an · Washington at New Jersey average of $421,795, which is Milwaukee at Philadelphia New Orleans at Atlanta the be~t average in the Portland at Detroit track's history. Kansas City at. Houston Buffalo at Los Angeles · A total of 123,788 fans Indiana at Seattle clicked the turnstiles in · 38 Saturday's Games evenings, an average of 3,258 Atlanta at Washing ton $M Antonio vs . K&n City per night. at Omaha Elizabeth A won the Buffalo at Phoenix New Yor-k at Golden State opening race Thursday night, kicking off a 1-1>-3 big triple combination that was worth · NHL StancHngs $951. By United Press International I r-------------~-----------1 MAIL THIS COUPON . I I NAME I I I 1 ADDRESS City , I I J ~::::::~~ me further lnform11ion on Faa":d~~:~.71.~: Zlp Phone BUY NOWI r---:---------, Pro ... ·,Standings Atlanta 5, St. Louis J Montreat 5, Colorado 3 · Bostcm 7, Chicago o Philadelphia 4, Toronto 1 Los Angeles 3~ Minnesota 1 Friday's Games NY Rangers at Washington Los Angeles at Cleveland Buffalo at Vancouver Saturdar•s Games · Wash at Montreat, aft . NY Rangers at Toronto Cleve at NY Islanders Boston at Atlanta Del'roll at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Mlnn St. L-OUIS at Chicago Buffalo at Colorado I ~"Uti:£ ~ Ute practice range. tlme for the 1978 season opener on April 10. The Coliseum Commission meets today, presumably to act on a plan that would have the Giants playing half of their games in Oakland and the other half in · San Francisco once Finley has sold and moved the A's to Denver. The commission is seeking $3.25 million as the price of buying up Finley's lease, which runs through 1987. Finley has said he wlll contribute $1 million toward buying up the lease and baseball officials have indicated they will put up a matching $1 million. Finley steadfastly refuses to put up more than $1 million and is insisting Ure remaining $1.25 million be paid. by Lurie and Herseth or baseball. '.'There's no doubt about it,'' Finley said Thursday. "! won't put up another dime. Where they will get the other million, i don't know. It sure as hell is not coming from O!arlle Finley." 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ASH ST. · MIDDLEPORT, 0. lI 992-5248 • t, , :: : fU new officers SE~VICE SET if dairy :sre. ~ I, Locust & 4th St., Middleport, 0. 1 So . . r~n't'1' ~ e~ects Officers for the 1978-79 year were elected at the Tuesday night meeting of 1Ci Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held at the home of Mrs. Debbi Buck. Elected were Donna Byer, president; Jane Dagget, vice president; Carol McCullough, recording secretary; Carolyn Satterfield, corresponding secretary; Debbie Finlaw, treasurer: and Carol Jean Adams, city council representative. The chapter voted to spon· sor Karen Stanley in the bike.athon for retarded citizens. II was noted tbat Founder's Day will be observed on April 'tl at 6:3() p.m. at ths Sportsman Inn, Athens. Arrangements are being completed by the social committee. Susan Baer displayed the chapter's program books for the banquet, Mrs. Byer, service chairman, asked each member to provide a small toy at the next meeting to be taken to MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·WilH •• By Helen Hottel DEAR HELEN: You suggested that the girl who didn't want her baby turn it over to relatives to raise. There's another slde to the story. When I had my baby girl, my sister and her husband wanted her so much that they even bribed me with money and a car. They made me feell was unfit to raise her, so I gave her up to them, and felt like dying. (I was 20 and unmarried.) But when they presented legal adoption papers, I woke up. Now my new husband and I have her back· after months of going to oourt, and heartache. Unwed mothers shouldn't be pressured by family. Giving up a baby is a decision they must live with all their lives, and they need time • and expert, unbiased counseling. • REUNITED .AND HAPPY DEAR HELEN: The doctor says my husband's sperm count is so low I'll probably never get pregnant by him. I'm thinking of artiflcial ,in· semination, but do ,you suppose it will make a difference in how he feels about our child• 'MARILYN DEAR MARILYN : · Whydon'tyouaskhim? This quote from Robert Heinlein may help (not word-forword as I'm doing it from memory) : ' 'It doesn't really matter much whose sperm go to start the baby off · it's the man who holds his wife's shoir.lders and shouts encouragement and tells her how IQ breathe that's the real father. A man who's been through this with his wife knows he is a father!"- H. value to your Chesler. 0. Us. . I THOSE LECHEROUS BOSSES · AGAIN DEAR HELEN: If you're a big company, and your immediate boss is a lech, you can complain "upstairs" and get action. But what if you work in a small office? My two bosses are always making advancing remarks and chasing . me and another secretary around the desk. Maybe some of it is in fun, but we're annoyed. We've tried telling them to stop, even to the point of being rude, but they keep coming on. We like our jobs. Wbat do we do? • HARASSED SECRETARIES DEAR SECRETARIES : If these fun -loving fellows are married, a quiet, " Mr. blank your wife wouldn't like tbat" nnight stop their shenanigans · especially if you add, "Shall I ask her ?" l:Jnmarried lech-type bosses are less easily managed. How about a four-way confrontation, with you two secretaries set· ling definite limits? Playboys often take a mild ',No" (your idea of rudeness perbaps) as a half-way "Go," unless you really lay 11 on the line. - H. OWEN/CORNING YOUR RING ONLY COSTS $49.95 ' WHEN YOU BRING THIS AD IN! c .b.S.S}...'.~~::::::::::==:~:!~il'!(.ll'i"ll'!VIl'IZ:i$1~~: ,.,....•. ·>:- Sunrise services will be held at the Bradford Chlll'ch of Christ beginning at 6:30 a.m. Tbe program theme will he "The Three Crosses" with Danny Harrisoo protraying O!rist, and Mike Wayland and Herbie Noel, tbe · two thieves. There will be special music by Jackie Reed and :~~~~h Durst, and the cholt will sing "He Died for Me." Gabriel Moraz, pastor, will glve the devotional. Karen Blaker Ph.D. rcmcmllcn~d 1 Helen Help JIM WINBURN complete purchase of lease ThursdaY'l RIIUIIS L-------------------------1 ' ' top money wmner who led thls year before he went inlo a slump after taking a threeweek vacatioo, turned in a 70 ThW'sday. That was only good enough for a 13-way tie for 13th place as 26 golfers m - the 121knan field broke par over the relatively short · Harbour Town course on thrs resort island. Watso~, who missed the cut Ure preVIous two weeks, complained, "I didn't play very weP," and rushed back out to W. L. T. Ph. FREE ES'l'IMATES • NO OBLIGATION HACKETr FOAM INSULAnort better Thursday than at any time last week, but didn't think at the lime hls 67 would hold up for the lead. "I'm surprised someone basn 1 shot a really good round," said Graham. " We bad perfect golf weather and the course is in good shape." Walzel one of Thursday's earliest 'finishers, felt the same way, predicting, "There will be a lot of low scores." Tom Watson, last year's CHOICES by tile folD'-Iime Pulitzer Pri1e nominee, Allan W. Still a stigma Eckert, and is based on the life and death of the Shawnee AIt hough one of every tOO War Chief and his plan to Amcr·icans has cpil<·psy, our form an Indian ctrnfederacy thinking about the di · aS<' is to oppose aggression of the st ill confused by old Whites by negotiating from a misl"onceptions. The aura position of strength . Marion Waggoner, still surrounding this atnieAssociate Producer and tiun originated in Jiiblit:al General Manager for the limes wh~n diseases tlmt drama, recently announced l'oukl not be llh:1 gnoscd Wl'rc that Winburn wiil be working blamed orr the devil. It is espe<ially hard fur wi.th tile cast of .. Tecumseh!" cpilcptk children to urrdersfor a two~week period taru.J and acccpl .thcir tomli· beginning in late May and · lion because parents often will enbance the scope and avoid tlisc.:ussing thi!i ·· tabuu'' activity of the three major combats in the production. lupic.: . In the following hut-line "Tecumseh!" will open COIIVCI"Si:l ti OII, it t'UUJlst• (or June 17 and play through talks openly with an epilepti!' September 3, 1978 except lccnl:tger about fa mily tenMondays. For further sions surro und i ng his infonnation, write to P. 0 . Llh;case. JIM : , . was packing rny Box 73, Olillictrlhe, Ohio, duthe s tonight when I 45601. Jim Winburn , stunt coordinator for Universal Studios In Hollywood, California, has been contracted by The Scioto Society, Inc. to stage and coordinate the combat sequences for the outdoor drama "Tecumseh!" Winburn, a native of Cincinnati, has been a member of tile Stuntmen's Association for the past several years and has worked in various television shows such as "The· Rockford Flies", "Hardy Boys". "Baa Baa Black Sheep", " Six Million Dollar Man", "Police Woman" and "Kojak,, to name a few . His recent film credits include such hits as (!The Choirboys"', "Earthquake", "Witch Mountain II", "Bare Knuckles" and "Brothers" . "Tecwnseh!", located in O!illicothe,Ohio, was written Only $1 million needed to NY Islanders 43 16 13 99 PhiiMelpll l 41 18 13 95 Atlanta 29 76 18 76 NY Rangers 25 32 13 63 Smythe DiVilion W. L. T. Pts. Chicago ' 28 27 17 73 Vancouver 19 38 15 53 Colorado 16 31 20 52 St. Lou is 17 44 12 46 MinneSota IS 47 9 39 Wales Conference Norris Division W. L. T. Pts . x-Montrt'el 5<1 9 9 117 Los Angeles 28 30 14 70 Detroit 28 30 12 68 Pittsburgh 22 33 17 61 washi.:.gton 13 45 12 38 Adams Division W. L. T . Pis. Boston 48 14 9 105 Buffalo 111 u 16 98 Toronto 39 23 10 88 Cleveland . 19 42 11 49 lC •tlincned division title Save To: Nelson praised the Trail hand Denver its fourth Blazers for performing well straight loss. under adversity and said they Sans 110, Klllcka 108: The Suns scored 15 straight did it in the maMer of his old points late in the third team, the Boston Celtics. "They are the world cham· quarter to treak open a close pions - with or without their game against the Knicks. stars,' ' Nela:m said. '"lbe old Rookie Walter Davis led Celtics teams were the same Phoenix with 29 points while lonnie Shelton paced New way.'' · In other NBA games, San York with 22. Antonio ripped Denver, 123- Warriors 119, Pacers 115 Reserve forward Nate Wil· 106,.Phoenil beat New York, 12G-10B, and Golden State Iiams and guard Phil Smith combined for 52 points and defeated Indiana, 119-115. the Warriors repulsed Spurs 1%3, Nuggets 101: AJI.Stars Larry Kenon and Indiana 's furious second.IJalf George Gervin combined for comeback attempt to beat the 56 points and an alert Spurs Pacers. defense forced 25turnovers to Campbell conftrenc. Patrick Division ~rmeyl i forward Uoyd Neal, all through injuries. Ramsay said he was proud of hh team's effort Thursday night. "lt.adds to the challenge," Ramsay said of the injuries. " It's a great gang. They work ·hard and Urey work together. We just keep playing, running our basic game despite the injuries." Lionel Hollins , had a season-high 38 points and Tom Owens added 21 for Portland but the Bucks ctrunlered with 32 points by rookie Marques Johnson and balanced scoring. Milwaukee rn:lrh l"lon Winburn to stage ''Tecumseh '' scenes Graham almost penalized by fog SAVES MONEY o FIRE RESISTANT• EASY TO APPLY I Friday, Mar. 24, 1!17R Veterans Memorial Hospital for children in the pediatric ward. Mrs . Satterfield reminded members that advertising for the Meigs County Fair book must he completed next week. Mrs. Sue Zirkle and Mrs. Kay Atkins presented the cultural .report on the life of Rachel Carson. Janet Peavley and Libby Sayre served refreshments at the conclusion of the meeting. the hut-hnc t't.'ntcr. Yvu put on u good program last Wt'(!k ttl the school assembly. so I decided tuc·all . COU NSELOH: Why wer·e you packing your dutht!s ? · J IM : I'm Je~.ving home. I 'vc ha d it. Something is wrong her!:!. Tunl~ht whcn 1 came home ectrly from base ball practice, there was a paper· orr the kitchen table. When I came in, my mother gra!Jbcd it and ran upstairs. When I asked my father about the paper, Ire said , "Oh, don 'l worry . It wasn't anylllin~ illliJurt~::~ nt .'' COUNSELOR: Do you. think it had something to do with you ' JIM : ¥ cs. 1'111 sure of il. This hHppens often . I he~ vc thi s fee ling th ere is sul!'l~Lhing b<:~d ahout Ill~. My IJii i'CIIls scc1 11 aslla!Jicd of 111c. COUNSEI,OH: Is that why you want to leave home'! JIM : Yes. If they don 't WC:U.Itnte, I don 't want to stay . COUNSEI.OH : How old are you? .liM : Fi ftee n. COUNSELOH : Now, what (;OUld make parents ashamed of a 15~ yc<:~r-()lll? Do you have lxld gr(:l.des? Are you in trUu!Jle with the po lic~'? Arc you irllu drug s? .JIM: No.lrrfact, that' s why I reel awful. I'm really a good sm1 eomparcd to the uther kids. I've tried extra hard to be gooQ in order tu m<:~ki.: up for ::til the money they have spent on me. COUNSE LOH: Why have they spent a lot of money on you?. J fM : I've had epilepsy sim.:e·I was 5. I've been tu lots uf thx:turs and had nmny lt>sts. I lmve numy St'izures, so it's nut too OHd, But last sumnwr I fort::ot tu ~kt• rnr mt.•:dkatiun and had om.: at the public swinunmg puul. Th~:~t was tcrriblt.t. Now the guards dUil't wunl lfW b<u·k t.md my pt.1rcnts <ll"t! still l'IJ lOOrrasseLI. COUNSEJ.Oll : How did d~1n ' t \'UU feel ? - J IM : I was humiliated Lhcn, but I don 't feel so bad about it now . Uul my l)(tren ls ... COUNSEI.UH : Wh11t you thinki11~ '! JIM 1 How <:~shumt·d the) are about rny epil<'psy. My mother had that same cm!Jarra !).'icd look when I rcunc llumc tonight ... COUNSF.J.OH: How di<l ~· uu Jearn abuut cpilcJJsy·~ .JIM : From IllY dudor. 1\ml I also joined a grou p of epileptics where we talk ubout how it feels to have the disc.se. COUNSEI.OH: Diu Y<>Ur panmls partkipalc in i:lnything l ik~ that'! .liM : No . I thuught lht•y. knew i.tll itbout the dJscaSt\ but tht•y aetually a skell 111e question s. Ami they seem so ncl'vous. Muybt• my mother should talk lo you . COUNSEJ.OH: '!'!rat's fi1re with rnc. But why don't you trytttlking with yuur ,,arent.s. Tell them how ·you 've Uccn feeling. A few duys later, the mother C(:I. IJed the eounsclor. The family h::~d di.:-it:Usscd. Jim's epilepsy _ Hi!: i mother (:l.d.mitted :;he was partic.:ularly .sensitive ahuut the .subje~ t Uec<:~u se .she herself hi.ld IJccn dla~nuscd a.S CJ>ilcptlc !:J.S a c.:hi lt.l. Stu~ hud guarded' .thi~:; secret, ft~;:u·ing hc1· husband would r·cjt.'Cl her if he discovered the truth. She k.ncw liltlc about the di sease but promised to learn more fur .Jim 's sa ke -. ami her own. Dr. Blaker L:annot l.8 kc telcphur 1e t:fllls fro111 IJCr rea ders. However, thci'C arc hundreds uf c.-isis intct·vcntion phone lin es in the United Stales. For the phorre nurubur uf one ncar you, contad yuur local lllCJllal he<illh etssucia Liun or mental eallh infunnatiun renter. Write tu Dr. Hlak:cr in 489, Hauio Ci ty Stal10n, New York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of rmlil prohibits personal replies , but questions of general interest will be discussed in future c.: olunlns. Circle to deliver Easter .favors E;aster remembrances for shutins will be delivered by .the Dorcas Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport FirstBaP. ti.sl Church. Meeting Tuesday night at Ure home of Mrs. Lillian Demoskey, the group arranged to deliver lotion, powder, and Kleenex to residents of the . Young's Home in Pomeroy, and to. take a fruit tray to Mrs. Alice Freeland, Syracuse, a shulin. Mrs. Sarah DaWI1 Owen and Mrs. Freda Edwards will visit Mrs. Freeland. The circle will also send a gift of money to M.ary Tilford, Baptist scholarship student. Members were reminded of the fellowship tea to be held April 4. To open the meeting, Mrs. Owen gave a 111editation on "Hope" and Mrs. Demoskey gave devotions using scripture from Mark 6, and Easter meditations. The c~;~n~ of U1i.s n.ewspapcr, P.O. Box program entitled " Dream of Reality" was given by Mrs. Martha Klein. She read scril>' ture from John 15. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Demoskey ·and Mrs. Betty Denny, to those named and Clara Belle Riley, Helen Bodimer, lsabeile Winebren· ner, Eva Hartley, Dana ll.amm, Elizabeth Sl,avin, and Mary Brewer. D of A honors birthdays Quarterly birthdays were observed at the Tuesday night meeting ol Chester · Council 323, Daughters of America, held at the hall . Mrs. Clark'C Allen, Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Sadie Trussell ami Mrs. Margaret Tu ttle were seated at a specia l table cerrtcred with u decorated cu ke baked by Mrs. Tuttle, Gilts were at each place · and the grnup sa ng " Happy ~irthduy" to the ('t~lehrant.s . Also observed wtts the :Janl wedding an~ niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Trrr>sell. Mrs. Eileen Milrtirr, cound lor. presiclt~l•t the meeting attended ,by 26 members. It was reported that Goldie Uelen Wolf, Mrs. Ma e McPeek. Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Doris Grueser. Mrs. Mary Hayes, Mrs. Dorothy Hitchie , Mrs. Charlotte Gra nt. M1·s . Mary K. Holter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ita yes. Mrs. Zc ldii WeOcr, Mr.s. Ada Vun Meter, Mrs . Ethel<' Orr, Mrs. Erma C1elaml. Mr·s. A<b> Bissell, Mrs. Thehmr White. Joe Bissell. Mr s. Goldie ~· n'licric k . Miss Julie Hose , Mrs. I .conN Hensley, and Mrs. lruy Newell . Wulfe ls home from the hospital and U1al Dorothy 1.-•w~on is ill. The death of Shirley Kerr, of District I, Cincinnati. wus noted. She is a past state cowtcilor und at the time of her death wus serving as national rcpn.:!sCn· tative. Mrs. Wolfe sent H word or thanks to the council for u ~irt and ca nis during her r·cecnt hospitalization .. It was voted to change the meeting time from 7:30 to 8 p.m. beKinning In April. Inspection of Golden Gleem Council, Mm·ictla was announced fur April 10 ut 7:30 p.m. At tlmt time the district tccun will practice fo1· initiation. Inspection at Logan will be orr April 19 at 6:30 with an anraiversary cclebraliun tu also he held at that time. Rallies rmnounced were District 1, Cinci nnati , April I: District 8, Grove City, Apl'il 8; Dist rict 4, Aprill7, Akr'on. Clal'ence Allen was pirmisl fol' tllC meeting and J.he refreshments were scrv~d I.Jy · Ull! kitcl1e1i committee. Others atteuding were Mrs. 7'./• Pel. per year Pil a 4 year certificate of deposit . $5,000.00 minimum deposit . A subst•ntial ~·n•ttv Is lnvot<od on all eortlflcate accountt wlthdrlwrt prior to the d1te of m•turlty. Tht Athens County Savings & Lo•n Ca. 296 S.cond St. Pomtror. Ohio --..--- We··stand behind our work. 'lltat' s Reason No.5 why you should let us do your taxes:' 41 ' If we prepare your return and the II~ S should call you in for an <tudit, Block will go with you ::tt no extra charge. Not as your legal representative, but to answer <my questions about how your taxes were·prepared. H&RBLOC~ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE • 618 E. 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I on l fe Sundoy Schoo 9 30 am mofn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday evening wonh p 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Wedne-s day 730 pm RACINE F RST BAPTIST Don l Wo ker Pastor Roon e Salser Sunday Sunday school supl school q 30 a m morn ng war sh p 10 oiO om SundGy e\len ng worsh F, 7 30 W~tdnesdGy even ng 8 b e study 7 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rh R 0 B own posto .Sunday School 9 30 a m morn ng wo sh p 10 415 you h se v ce 6 -45 p m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m p oyer and pro se Wednesday 7 30p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST M les Trout po!tor Sunday school 10 a m Steve l tt e sup! EYen ng serY ce 7 p m proyer meeting Thundoy 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Rev Bobby Porter pastor Sun day school 9 30 o m worsh p ser11 ce II o m even ng s&rv ce 7 30 ycuth serv ce Wttdnesday 7 30p m lANGSVIllE CHA STIAN CH\JRCH Rober Musur pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Roy S yman sup! morn ng worsh p 10 30 S.,ndoy •ven ng se v ce 7 30 m d week serv ce Wedne& day 730pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R•v Dale Bess pastor Bob Moore Sunday Schoo sup Sunday school 9 30 om morn ng worsh p 10 45 o m evangels! c serv ce 7 p m Wednesday serv ces prayer and pro !It 7 p m Notorene youth 7 p m Do ly prayer meeting 8 30 a m Men s prayer meeting Saturday 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST EkJen R Ble~ke pastor Sunday School I 0 o m Howard McCoy supt Morn ng sermon 11 o m Sunday night servic•s Chnstton Endeavor 7 30 p m 5onil lltP-'IC• 8 p m Preod11ng B 30 p m Mtdy..eek Prayer "'"' ng Wednesday 7 p m Ray Adoms loy l.ader Ph 992 7630 Rl 3 Pomeroy Chester of our 99 Milt 51 Middleport CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ST l oco ed a Ru a d on New l rna Rood ne)( o Fo cs Acre Po k Rev Roy Rou se posto Rober Musse Sunday Schoo StJp Sun day schoo 10 30 o m worsh p 7 30 p m 8 ble S u dy Wednes day 7 30 p m So u doy n gh proye se Y ce 7 30 p n HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST AN Rage Wotso po s o Ke e Bye Sunday school sup Mo n ng wo sh p 9 30 a m Sun dayschool I 0 30 o m even ng se v ce 7 30 Wedne sday B b e Study 7 30p m 1¥\T UNION BAPTIST Don W l son Sunday schoo l super ntenden Sunday schoo 9 45 o m even ng wo sh p 7 p m Praye mee t ng 7 p m Wedne!:.day TUPPERS PLAINS CHR STAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pas o Howard Co dwe Jr Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9 30 o m Mo n ng Se man 10 30 Q m Sunday even ng ser'.l ce 7 p m LETART FA LL S UN TED BRETHREN ReY F cclond Nor s po5 o Floyd No s sup Sunday school 9 30 G n mo n ng se man 10 30 a m P oyer se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO OF PRO PHECY 0 J Wh e Rood off 60 Re\1 Geo ge Gray e pasta Sun doy Schoo 0 o m A thu Hen son Sup! Morn 119 Worsh p om Young Peoples se v ce 7 p m Even ng se-rv ce 7 JO p m Wednesday M d Week P oye Serv ce 7 30 p m You h meet ng 6 30 p m EYen ng war shp730pm CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ReY Herb@ t Gro e pas or Worsh p sery ce 11 o m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 am R chord Bar on supt Prayer meet ng Wednes day 730p m BA ... DFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST Gobr e Mzrs pGs o B be Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m mor n ng church 10 30 q m Sunday eyen ng se v ce 1 00 p m W•dnesday s~t v ce 7 30 p n lAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH R&Y Floyd F Shook posto lloyd Wr gkt Sunday School Supt Mo ning Wo sh p 9 30 d m Sunday School 0 20 o m Wedne!doy Proye and B ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday e..,en ngwo shtp 7 30p m Cho r P ac t ce Thunder 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Ruuell Sr m n ster R ck Macomber supt Sunday school 9 30 o m worsh p set vee 1030om BbeStudy lues doy730pm Pomeroy Ohto Ro c II chu ch sc hool D rec or S nday Schoo 9 30 o m M o n ng wo sh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng se Y ce 7 p l1 Wednes day eYen ng proye ser.., ces 7 30 pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Sl1u e pas o We sh p se rv ce 9 30 a m SiJndoy sc11oo l 10 30 o m 8 ble S udy and proye se r Y ce Thu sdoy 7 30 p m CARlETON CHURCH K ngsbu ry Rood Go y K ng pas o Sunday scloo 930 om even g wo sh p 7 30 p m P aye meet ng Wed esdoy 7 30 P. m LONG BOTTOM CHR STAN B uce Sn th po s o Wo a ce Dom ewDo d Sup B b e Schoo 9 30 a m P each ng serY ce 10 45 o m No e"'""" ng se v ce HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST A I ng CHURCH Rf!\1 He be pas o Sundoy Schoo 9 30 o m Morn ng se Y ce 10 30 am EYongel st c se v ce 7 p m P aye meet ng Thursday 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL M SS ON o Bold Knob ReY Low en ce pastor Roger G uesencomp S W lifo d S Sunday sc hoo sup! Sunday schoo 9 30 o Sunday e"'en ng se \1 ce 7 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m E nest Dee e class leader You h mee fJQ Wednesday 7 30 pm w h Don and Ma tho Meadows leade s WH lE S CHAPfl Coo "' lie RD Rev Roy Deeter pas o Sunday sc::hoo 9 30 a m wo sh p serY ce 10 30 o n B b e s udy and proye ser-1 ce Wednesday 7 30 p n RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Denn s Sm h posto Fronk Young Sunday sc hool sup Sun doy sc hool ond co mmun on 9 30 om Wo st1 p ond comun on 0 30om RUTLAND COMMUNIT't' CHURCH S unde~ School 9 30 a m worsh p ser\1 ce 1 o m Wednesday p oy~r meet ng 7 30 p m youth S@rv ces Sund~;~y 7 p m Sunday n gh t worsh p 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr mm J pasta Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m wo sh p serv ce 10 30 a m B oodcost I v~t over WMPO young plitap e s serv ce 6 30 evangel &I c serv ce 7 p m Wednesday 7 p m MASON COUNTY FIRST SOUTHERN BAPT ST Co ne ol Second and Ande son Mason Pastor F o k Lowther Sunday school 9 45 a m wo shp sevce om and 730 p m Weekly 8 ble Study Wednesday 1 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M I erSt Mason W REORGAN ZED CHURCH OF Va Sunday B ble Study 10 om JESUS CHA ST Of LATTER DAY Worshp I om ond7pm Bble SAINTS Po tlond Roc ne Rood Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal W II om Roush pasta Rune I muse Ph 985 3308 MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dudd ng lone Mason W Vo Ches e- Te nan Pas o Sunday Ch ld ens School 9 45 o m Chu ch 6 45 p m Yovng Peop e s Serlo' ce 6 45 p m Evangel s c Se .., ce 7 30 p m Women s M s s ono r Counc I 0 a m f rs and h d Tuesdays Prayer and B ble Study Wednesdoy 1 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR Sl N CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev W I am Campbell pasta Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m James Hughes sup! even ng se "' ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng p oyer mee t ng 7 30 p m You h prayer serv ce eo h Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Leta I W Vo Rt 1 Rev Charles Horg ayes pastor Wo ship ser Y ces 9 30 o m Sunday school I om eYenng wo shp 730 pm Tuesday cottage p aye meet ng and B be study 9 30 o m Wo sh p se v ce Wednes doy730pm CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH 26 N Second M ddlepo I Alan B oclo, wood pas or Se v c::es on Sunday ot 10 30 am and 7 30 p m w tl1 Sunday sc11ool ot 9 30 o m B ble c.tudy WednesdGy 7 30p m INDEPENDENl HOLINESS CHURCH INC - Co ner Fou th and l nco n Sts M dd eport Rev 0 Dell Man ey pastor Sony Hud son Sundoy Scl;oo super nten dent Sunday school 9 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m p oyer and p o se serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE Chesler Pomeroy Ohto MT HERMON Un ted B eth en TR NITV Ch stan Assembly Chu ch Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Coolv lie GIbert Spence Wo sh p se Y ce 10 45 a m pas o Sunday school 9 30 o m Preach ng serv ces every Sunday mo n ng worsh p 11 Q m Sunday alte nat ng w th C E Wednesday eyen ng se v ce 7 30 p m proye meet ng 1 30 p m Rev m dweek ? aye se v ce Wednes James Leach pastor Dav d doy730pm Ho ter loy leader JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 m le eost of Rut land juncf on of Route 124 and Noble Summ I Rood (T 174) Sunday B ble Lectu e 9 30 o Wolchlower study 10 30 om Tuesday B ble study 7 and 8 15 p m Thursday heoc at c serv ce schoo 7 30 p m meet ng 8 30p m Sunday dmner guests of HOPE BAPTIST - 570 G ani S Mr and Mrs Charley Smtih M ddlepo Bobby Elk ns pas to Sunday Schoo 10 am wo sh p were Mr and Mrs Darnel Worley and Stacy of Beckley serv c::v 1 o m even ng se v c::e 7 30 p m Thursday p aye Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp mee ng and B1ble study 1 30 Kail Charles and Kevm, Mrs Wolfpen News Notes pm Harley Johnson and Mr and Mrs Dale Randall and Kelley of Plam Ctty Charlotte Lambert of Nelsonvtlle was a recent Saturday evenmg v1s1tor of Mr and Mrs Daniel Worley and Stacy and Mr and Mrs Charley Smith Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy or Columbus were weekend vlsLtors of Mr and Mrs Paul HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl - 570 McElroy and .Mr and Mrs G ant St M ddleport Rev Bobby Bill McElroy Jeff and Joey E k ns Sunday school 10 o m morn ng worsh p 11 even ng Lmcoln Russell was a worsh p 7 30 p m Thursday Saturday evenmg v1sltor THE PEOPLES CHURCH Of evening B ble study and prayer recently of his sLster Mrs POMEROY - Corner Mo n and mee ng 7 30 p m Aff I ated w th Harley Johnson Court Sts th rd floor over s 8 c BRAOFOAD CHURCH OF Mrs Lena Knapp of Henry L ghthouse Restou ant Cook pastor Sunday school 10 om monngworshlp 11om e11en ng serv ce 7 30 Wednes day &Yen ng se v ce 7 30 lfJ terdenom nof anal tull gospel RUTLANO CHURCH OF GOO Pas tor Denn s Boles SundGy Schoo 10om wo sh p sery ce 11 30 o m and 7 30 p m P oyer meet ng Wedne&doy 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST E de Jomes M ller B ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m Sonday School 10 o m Sunday n ght servke 7 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOL NESS - Horrlsonv lie Road Dewey K ng pastor Ed 1on Weover oss stan! Henry Ebl n Jr Sunday school supt Sunday school q 30 a m morn ng wor sh p 11 a m Sunday even ng ser v ce 7 30 prayer meet ng Thurs day 730pm SYRACUSE FIAST CHURCH OF GOO - Not Pent8(ostal Rev George 0 ler pastor Wanh p ser11 ce Sunday 9 45 o m Sun day school 11 a m wonh p ser Y ce 7 30 p m Ttiursday prayer meet ng 7 30p m RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST Chu ch - Leland Holey pasta Sunday !chao 10 o m even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Proye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD of Prophecy located on the 0 J Wh te Rood off h ghwoy 160 Sunday School 10 om Super ntendent John Loveday Ftrst Wednesday n ght of month CPMA ser... ces second Wednesday WMB meet ng th d through ftfth youth se v ce George Croyle pastor CHRIST- Gab el Mroz: pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m mo n ng chu ch 10 30 am Jun or chu ch prog om under d reef on of t<a en Mroz: for c::h ldr&n 2 10 dur ng egulo church hour n chu c::k basement Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday ser'vce 7 30p m JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Geo ge s Creek Rood Chu ch ~chool 9°30 a m morntng wor sh p 10:.30 ev•n ng serv ce 7 30 Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 pm ST PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamore end Second Sts Pom~troy The Rev Will om M ddleswarth Po!for Sunday School at 9 45 o m and Chyrch Servcesll am SACREO HEART Rev Father Pout D Welton pas o P1'1one 992 2825 Sotu day even ng Mass 7 30 Sunday Man Band 10 am Confess on Saturday 7 1 30 p m CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On tbe Route 7 bypass James E Keesee posto Sunday 1chool 10 a m morning worship 11 a m even n!=l serv ce 1 Langsville was a a low recent Saturday overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Kail and Kevin Mrs Helen Johnson Mrs Lee Roush Mrs Zorra Johnson Mrs Fay Gum Mrs Mildred Miller Mrs Doloris Long and Mrs Geneva Shumate surprised Mrs Larry Johnson on her birthday March 17 Mr and Mrs Harley Smith of Kanauga were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs Charley Smith and Charles Knapp Kail and Kevin Knapp were Saturday night and Sunday VIsitors of their grandmother Mrs Lena Knapp or Langsville Robert Pickett of Darwin visited with Mrs Harley Johnson a recent afternoon ' den I WANT o hank 0 Co de all he e p oyee s ol Vcte tJns Me no ol Hasp tal lo the wonde lu co e flowlt' s co ds and all the people o ct sle s who p ayed for ne o so Be y Pe son s o d Lfo o Con oy v ho helped 11e at hone Goldoe> Wolfe THE RACINE Volu teer Fire Depa tn cn t w I sponsor a gun shoo t eYe y So u day o 6 pm ot he r bu ld ng n Bo shon Foe ory chok e ~ns o ly OR D NANCE NO 1063 '8 An O rdnance t o AMEND OR 0 NANCE NO 1061 78 AN ORDINANCE TO EST AB LISHING V LLAGE JO BS AND WAGE RATES AND ESTABLISHING LEGAL HO L IDAY S VACAT ONS AND SICK LE AVE Be t orda ned by the Coun c I o f t he VII age of M dd epo a s fol ows Sec 1 Tha he follow ng clas s f cal ens o Sec t on 1 be amended 1o read as follows Ex tr a C cr ca t H elp J 07 Re et D spatc h er 1 67 Sec t Th at th ese rates st a 1 be retroacliYe to Jan u ary 1 1978 Sec Th s Ord nance sha ll take eft ec t and be In tor cc frl:lm and a ft er Feb uarv 27 978 passed lhe 27th day of F ebruary 978 A tes (3 11 Gene Gra Clr= k e Pomeroy Landmark THREE BEDROOM onch style house o 3 ac es of pope y Lease equ ed Rele ences e qu c>d 985 4321 ofte 5 9 a_ Jack W Carsey Mgr Ail Phone 992 2181 2 )( 60 MOB LE HOME n Roc ne a eo Pho e 992 5858 lt.lp Wanted AVON HAVE 4 hou s o day? ecd :.1 pcop e o se quol y p o duct~ n l1e own Terr o y b.celle co n ngs Cal 742 2354 W TH am MAN AND w le w th exper ence old ob ty to smYe n a pa en tal o d supo "' so y capac r for ll s o Cldes Home 8t.Jnd s egot able Send reply to Box 729 W c o The Do ly Serf el Po coy Oho \Vantt-dlo IJny -== == -=;;::;=;; liMUEH Pon lj uy ducts Top p ce sow! be Co Ken Hanby 446 Fo est P o fg slond n9 992 5965 or B570 COINS CURRENCY o~ens o d pocke t wo ches. and cha ns s ve o d gold We need 964 and olde 5 lve cons Buy set or ode Co I Roger Wamsley 742 2331 OLD FURN TUNE ce boxes bross beds on be ds e tc compte e I ou seho -!<; W te M 0 M Iter R 4 Po o oy Oh o or call 991 7760 NO ITEM TOO lo ge or too small W II buy 1 p cce or comple e I ouscho d New used o on ques Mar n s Fu n lu e 20 N 2 d St M dd epo Phone '1'12 6370 CHIP WOO D Poles mo)( d a e te 10 o lorges end $8 pe to Bv d ed slo b $6 pe on Dli l ve ed o Oho Po et Co Rt 2 Pan eroy 9c;t2 2689 SCASH$ lo IU k co s Frye s T uck and Aulq f'a Is Wrecke Sc v c ~ T e so e and Repa r Ru lo d 74'1 2081 or Pennz:o I 742 9575 lawn furn lure e n Pho ne l'elli lor~ HOOf HOLLOW Hones Buy sell ode or ol New and used saddle s Ru h Reeves A lbany (614) 6.6 32'10 1c;t75 CADILLAC COUPE de V llE Soble blo c ~ tully equ pped - 742 221S MEIGS COUNTY 1964 CHEVY IMPALA V 8 283 au o nat c 992 2627 offer 5 EMERSON GUTtiRIE DECEASED case No 22342 1973 El CAMINO Estate truck AuhJ at c P S P 8 AM FM od u at sl Gcks 742 2320 OHIO ESTATE OF MILO NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On March 20 1978 n the Me gs County Proba te Court case No nJA2 Lena Eltlel Guthr e R 0 2 Cooi'J lie Ohio 457'23 was appo ntecl Adm n stratr x of the estate of M o Emerson Guthrie de ceased late of R 0 Coolv e Oh o Mann ny 0 Webster Probate Judge C erk {3) 24 31 (4) 7 Jlc In 1956 white civil rights worker v101a Lhizzo of Detroit was shot and kUied on a road near Sebna Ala She was following a protest march demanding equal voting rights for blacks CHEVROLET IMPAlA 2 dr Good body and t es Motor needs wo k Pr ce $700 John Van Me er 9Y2 72BB 1971 FORD TORINO GT 9923219 $800 1973 FRANKL N TRAVEL 28 AC ow ng •ad o tope other Oo las Walker Mason 304 773 56U6 Tro ler AMFM extras W Va 992 Pho e au Will CAR E Ia he eldll'! y ho ne Pho eW2 73 4 TAKING All co f o c s fa flOw ng 9 a ss n n ng al so p o g o d u ery wa k R ck In baden Rutla nd 742 2909 W Ll CUT o d cleo o d Ia ch p wood a d p le bru sh PI one 742 2056 REDUCE SAFE & l as w h Go8ese Tl)blets & E Vop ..... a er p s Ne son D ug HEAL THY YOUNG p gs Ia '149 2774 ole 5p m sa e COAL l MESTONE sa nd g ay e ca lc urn chl or de f e lze dog food and o type s of sol E)( ce sa Sal Wo ks Inc E Mo n S ~me oy ~2 3891 1974 DA TSU N 992 7453 P CKU P 12100 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pameroy Landmark soften & cond.1tton your water wtth Co-op water softener Model UC SVI Now Only Young's Carpeting l•iol , _, 0 Let us test your water Free ~I 992 2206 01992 7630 our and and One three bedroom home 2 acres of ground on Rt 7 EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service~ ,.__ the ....... , T...ct. .,.. htl4. ..... a.t• ...... c... CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. Chery I Lemley Assoceate Home Phone 742 2003 Htlton Wolfe Sr Assoctate Home Phone 949 2589 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. GeorgeS HobsteHer Jr Broker Home Phone q92 5739 THE PHOTO PLACE ranch home on Rt 7 3 large bedrooms cent at a r and heat 2 2 baths Very nice large kitchen d n ng famt y room w th nat ve ston e f replace Lot s of e~~: tr a large closets 2 car garage & almost 1 2 acres Many other features BURNING Mode rn 3 bdrms leve tot carpettng dining room n ce k t c hen Close to town ONLY $26 600 00 BASEMENT Ranch n Pomeroy J Sdrms bath lots of yard space ASKING 8 ACRES - Many butld ng s l es some woods water & e lec ava table INVEST $13 tOO 00 FORO 8 N T oclar ElCcellen mechen co cond on N ew I .!:'- ~~~d p~ nl 992 720 HAVE NATURAL gas W II sel Home Comlor e ec c coo and wood ange Also e ec c water heo e 985 3S4 ONLY $8 000 00 THREE LEVELS S Bdrms lots of space lfl town needs some m tnor repa rs A STEAL $6 72S 00 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES OF PROPERTY LIST WITH US TO SELL WHEN BUYING BE SURE OF WHAT YOU RE GETTING LET US SERVE YOU HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259- 992 6009 992 619T ESTATE SALE The rea I estaet owned by the late Leo Kennedy located at 651 Beech Street, Mtddleport, Oh1o, IS listed for sale House and one lot Thts property 1s a bargam for $17,000 00 Excellent netghborhood For tnformat1on contact Barbara Kntght, 992 2186 or Fred W Crow, 992 2692. CALL lHE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446 7881 8 ACRES- Reduced to $18 000 In dudes a small house In good condlhon Also 2 mobile home spaces with septic tank Good rental Income Near junction of Rt 7 on Rt t24 Auto & Truck Repatr Also Transmtsston Repatr Phone 992 5682 3 12 t mo . Pomeroy Ohio Pomerov 991 6282 or 991 6243 8AMio430PM SEPTIC TANK ClEANING Box 3 MUST SELL NOW! 2 !lory home in Middleport near MOORE'S Muffler Brakes Shocks Ttres Battery lnstallatton Servtce Ph 992 2848 Pomeroy 0 J 15 tfc RIVER FRONTAGE Plus a 4 bedroom home RIVER VIEW - 53 ACRES 2 tamtiy In the country Bedford Township all m nerals spftng water sma I stream and fenced $ 6 500 NEW LISTING 2 , a cres In Chester Townsh p T P water and electr c ava lable $5 000 WE ARE NOW BUILDING OUR LISTING ROLL FOR THE SPRING SALES IF YOU WANT YOURS SOLD YOU SHOULD CONTACT US NOW LISTING YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AT A REASONABLE PRICE WILL LET ONE OF OLIR 4 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN SELL IT CALL992 JJ25 A PROFESSIONAL SUE P MURPHY HELEN L TEAFORD G BRUCE TEAFORD ASSOCIATES REDUCED TO $25 000-2 story slone frame on Iorge lol In Middleport Has formal entrance & dlntng 2 large bedrooms living room with fireplaces & eat In kitchen Central gas heat & garage ConstructiOn 742 2328 Free Estimates Work Guilranteed 1 10 He Chester Ohto 10 30 c Ketchen Cabtnet' Roofing Concrete Patios Sidewalks New Constr"cfton & Remodeltng DAVID BRICKLES Blown InsulatiOn Cellulose F1ber Blown Into Walls and Attics - Save ~uel & Money- LAVENDER CONSTRUCTION General Contractmg Route 1 Pomeroy Ohio 4S769 Esttmates by Appomtment Phone 9927119 1 2-s lie Syracuse Ohio Free Esttmates Phone 99' 3993 3 3 lk HOMESITES to sole oc e o d ram Rullo d up M dd ~po Co 992 749 1 BRADFORD Auc o co Co p e1c Se 11 ce f'ho o 949 2467 o 94Y 2000 Rae a Ot < Cr a adl o q I U~U: Y ~ VA FHA 30 y f none 9 o so ei no c g I e ond M o gage 77 E S ate A he s pho e (6 4) 592 305 l k ou~;e 6 ella ou bu ld gs 4 oc es o d o P.dge ol Ru o d Com p le e a e hoo k up a so 7 bon k s opp a s e d popery o $1 5 500 Phone 997. 7094 TWO STORY a e oo n s o d bo h N CE HOME n r u ol o eo w h "lb a es New a urn n n s d ng o np e ely ns loted a d e node led So n w dows La ge co pi! ted .., ng room o d both Cal qss 4111 a ~2 5621 RU ST C H l lS Sy acu sc N ce th ee bed oom hone otol elect c co pe ed w h ~orpo 1 and a r cond on ng PI o c 992 5348 THREE BEOROOM I ouse Toto c lectr c Ru ~ c H s Sy ac::ustJ Oh o 992 2003 THR EE BEDROOM hgma ac e Co po t lull bo~e en I n shed w 111 wo kshop 6 yeo 5 old 992 2257 FOR SALE by owne 3 oc es oi secuso nee Jack son 197 1 3 bed oom ob e home 25 ~t 14 sunken fom y oom f ep ace 8 )( 20 sun declo. lo ge go den spa ou lbu d ngs Pf! fee t fo voca l on o summer p ace 527. 000 Co 985 3989 I n e ested FOR SALE 43 oc e s n Rut o d Townsh p $5 (XX) Reason fa sell ng no Ionge I ve n M e gs Co 614 483 2386 BOWERS Rl:l AIR oa '""' lo of'ls o I s G o pp l a ce~ Low owe o o S o I? I gl way Gu 09 o Roue f f'o() l/ 14 98~ 38?5 ~o c CENTRAL REALTY CO. LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 ACRES w lh o nice t , story house with 3 bedrooms and 112 baths Mostly carpet Th s house has been remodeled Inside and out It has a big central fireplace with heatalator and Js nsulafed Small barn and about 20 acres fenced N i ce country setting oft blacktop road Shown by appo ntment only Priced $42 000 00 WRlCKI 1./ 0 e o U S wo €1 p ~ l> I<I:MOOl ltNG 1-'lu b g hoo t g a d o I types ol go ll o epo We k guo o Iced 10 yuo l!J< pe 0 ll rho e 992 24()9 I U L!N S EXC A VA. NG C ~o cu I o o ~'n 2470 SAVE ON CARPETING SE W NG MACHINF Rot o s ~ too v e ol n 1k e s qq') 7784 I o Fo b c Sh o p ~o o c y Aull o od S ge So as a d So 11 co We sha pe S ~o !. 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Le LI S n ak e ecesso y epa s A T om Cons ucl o 742 2328 bedrooms nice 1 2 story house large living room with shlnmg oak flooring large kitchen wltt1 d nlng area 2 full baths 2 bedrooms down and 3 upstairs Completely Insulated with FA nat gas furnace Large porches & room a pi Will 5eil to flr5t reasonable offer AI Tromm Uusmt Rs :;en lt:t s Immediately large family Garages busmess !'Serv1cee KIDS room ealln k tchen and dlnlng Cellar & garage with 3 Roofing Remodeling Room Addtt10ns Heal E&tate lor Sale churches shopping etc The owner has to sell this home Features 3 bedrooms 0 Jack's Septic Tank Service For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple At 216 E Second Street home with owner I v ng in one and renting the other out Garage n t he basement and 2 lots RT 124 In town 3 bedrooms bath natural gas furnaces basement front porch and garage on corner lot Offer 13 ACRES - On hard road tn Orange Townsh p Lots of woods several acres n bottom and 2 Ira ler spots 2 bedroom tra ler goes wtth sa te $13000 p ckup oH Rt 7 by pan on St Rt 143 toward Rulland Residential and commercial Call fo r eshma te 24 hour servece AnydOl'f anytime Phone 98S 3806 BOb ttott ttl\ 992 3325 $31 500 00 ~~ ""-2 ~_!3 ~. milts SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9·11< Weddtngs Pllftratts P•sspotts A.nn1ve,sanes Spectal OccJsions bath natural gas F A furnace Excellent garden Want $16 SOO EA STER BUNNIES and Gu neo p gs -~ so le ~ 50_:~ch 2_~ 3150 ROGER HYSELl GARAGE 300 Mom Sl Tuppers P ams Oh o F1replace 3 Bdrm s modern ranch approx acre 1 ca r garage In excellent con d t on ONLY LIV NG ROOM su te Albe t H I 949 226 STEPS DE 1 Po nts 0 $18 000 00 APPROX a f OOtllf OOMon Frtday 9 oo til6 00 S.turday 12 00 ttl 6 00 S"nday 1 2 tf c and ALMOST NEW - Country 9. _Jack W Carsey Mgr Ail Phone992 2181 CHEVY HURRY l m led Supply J ' 1 llltOri- $3500 COUN TRY Ia n Ia d w h sedud ed w oods wo e and goo d oc cess n Mo oe Co unty W Vo $ 000 do wn co 304 ) 772 3 102o (304 )7723227 - Open hie Pnced Now Thru April "lOth 2 161 mo Pomeroy Landmark 1977 ' BOLEN MULCH ERS One 3 bedroom new Crow Subd v s to n near F 11e 9a .Jack W Carsey Mgr Ail Phone9922181 ~ANCH louhtd tn The MEIGS PLAZA Middleport Ohto LAWN BOY MOW EllS Ntt Tltt tmit•tots Your Full Time Real Esl11te Broker I 'h Acres of wooded land deal f or tra ler or home Located 1 m le ofl of Rt 7 near Tuppers Pia ns Ohio A l ready appro11ed lor septic ta nk and p lanning commlss on Will sell under land c ontract for Pomeroy Landmark WOOD ACE HARDWARE Ul locust Strut Middleport 0 Phone tU lOU Carptt I. UphotsltiJ Phone Mtlt Youna 4 bedroom ranch very modern West Shade near Chester Oh o COUNTRY - La rge o lder home garage storage bu ld ng th s Is for the large tam ly l eve l lot '289.95 Small Engtne Sales & Servtce One APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged servtce department wtll servtce Hotpotnf other brands WAUPAPER. PAINT & SUPPLIES WILKINSON SuptrtOr Slum Eltraclton HOBSTElTER REALTY 9amtoSpm Th"rsdays Saturdays at noon Evenings Coll446 3796 or446 7881 ARtSTOCRAT TRAVEL 1972 T•a ler IB se f canto ned Coli '1'12 3S60 to Ruflond H8 Closed IN GAUIPOLIS STARCRAFT FALL Sole Mn • o o s 20 and 22 T oVel Tro le s 18 5 $3 799 25 7 Bu kl ouse Sol 875 Fold down $ 700 up We sell se vtce and quul ty Open Sundays Camp Co ! 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PAULEY, AGENT F YOU ho v~ o Se v ce to o lf ~ GiwA,.ay Pomeroy Landmark ROSEBERRY'S PENNmiL tt..tlt&tate for Sale \ant Sale OHIO RIVER Yew Like ne w 70 x 1.4 mob le home w th oltoched fom ly oom I B • 29 3 bed oo Tl 2 baths double co par 2 cove ed po os o ac e lo dscoped o qq2 7680 II you want the lowest pnces on Baler Twrne now's the time to buy. ean us today FREE ESTIMATES POMEROY ClUSTER Re.., Robe I Hoyden ReY James Co b t cho g e Sun day h oi n ess CHESlER Wo sh p 9 5 a m mee ng 10 o m Sunday Schoo 0 30 o m Su nday schoo eoder Chu d Schoo 0 a m POMEROY wo sh p ~e Y ce YPSM Elo se Adam s 7 p m 030 sol11ot on nee ! ng .. or ou s 9 5 an Su day schoo Rev Robe I Hayden speok e s and mus c &p@c ols 7 30 0 n n n ste p m Thu sday- 0 o m to 2 p m ENTERPR SE Wo sh p 9 o m Lad es Home l eague oil women n.., ed 7 30 p m p aye meet ng Chu ch Schoo lOam ROO< SrRtNG S Wo sh p 0 and 8 bl e s ud y Bob Es ep a n Chu ch School 9 15G n eade Rc.., Noe Hermon UMYF6J0p n eocho F~AJWO O D S Wo sh p t I om BURLIN GTON SOUTHE:RN BAP Chu ch SchoollO o m liST CHAPEl Rou e Shade MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER ....!Pastor Bobby Elk m Sunday RIH Robe r Bumgarner sc hool 5 p m Su day wo sh p HEATH Rober Bumgorne S 45 p m Wednesday p aye se Po ~ o Wo sh p 10 30 om vce 730pm POMEROY WESTS DE CHURCH Chu ch Sc hoo 9 30om UMYF 6 OFCHRST 200W MonS Je y pm RUTLAND W lbur H It Pa s o Paul m n siP pi one 99'} 7b66 Wor sh p 0 30 a m Church School Conse '.IOI ve non nsf ume to Su day wo sh p 0 a m B b e q 30 a m S't'RACUSE CLU STER sudy om woshp 6 pm Rev Ho vey Koch J Wednesday B be s udy 7 p m AS BURY Wo sh p o m OLU DEXTER B BLE CHRJSTIAN CHUR CH Rev Ro ph S nth Church Schoo l 9 50 o m UMW t st Tuesday B ble Study Thu s pasta Sunday scl1ool 9 30 om M s Wo ley F on e s super nten 7 30 p n FOREST RUN Wo sh p 9 a m den Preach ng se v ces f rs l & th rd S ndays foll ow ng Sunday Ct u ch School l Oam M NERSV LLE Wo sh p 0 o School GRAHAM UN lED METHODIST Chu chSchool9o n SYRACUSE Chu 11 Schoo l 9 00 Peach n g 9 30 am f sf and se cond Sunday s a t each man h o m Wo sl1 p se v ce 7 30 p m SOU THERN CLUSTER th rd and fou h Sundays each Rev T mo hy Sm th man h wo sh p se v ce a 7 30 C uste Leade pm Wednesday eYen ngs o t Rev Ste\len W I son 7 30 P aye and 8 b e S udy Asso c ate SEVENTH DAY AOV~NTIST BETHANY (Do cas) Worsh PA Mulbe y He ghts Rood Po e o y Pas o Alber 0 es Sobbo h 9 30 a m Chu ch Schoo 10 30'l1 Schoo Supe n endttn C a a am CARMEL Ch uch Schoo 9 30 Me n ty e Sabbath School So u a m Worsh p 10 30 o m 2nd and day offe noon o 2 00 with Wo 4 h Sundays sh p Se Y c:: e follow ng a 3 I S APPLE GROVE Sunday Schoo RUTLAND F RST BAPT ST CHURCH S ste Hor en 9 30 om Woshp730pm ls and 3 d Sundays Prove mee t ng Wo ner Sup Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m mo n ng wo sh p Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowsh p suppe f r s So tu day 6 p m UMW 0 45 0 .., THE H LAND CHAPEL Geo ge 2nd Tuesday 7 30p m EAST lETART Ch uch Schoo Cas to po stn Sunday Schoo l si 2nd 3d Sundays 9 30 am 9 ,JO a m eYen ng worsh p 7 30 Thu r sday e .. en ng p oyer se v ce Fou h Sunday 0 30 am Wor sh p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4 h 7 30p m POMER OY F RST BAPT ST Sunday 9 30 o n P aye meet ng Do Y d Mann mn se W am Wednesday 7 30 p fT1 UMW h Watson Svndoy schoo sup Sl.! n 1uesdoy7 30 p m WESLEYAN (Roc ne) Sunday day schoo 9 30 o m mo n g School 0 o m Wa sh p I a m wo sh p 0 30om FIRST SOUTHERN BAPT ST 282 J UMVF Wednesday 3 30 p m Mu be y Ave Po e oy Paul J 8 ble Study Thu sdoy 7 p m Cho r P oc ceT hu sdoy8 p m Wh te Po s o Go y Basham Su LETAR T FALLS Chu ch School dov sc hool sup Su day schoo 1s 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 IS am 930 om mo nng wo shp 0 30 e en n9 wo sl1 p 6 30 p m 4 h Sunday 9 15 am Worsh p M dweek p aye se v ce 7 30 Is 2nd 3d Sundays 9 15 am 4th Sunday 1 30 p m pm MOAN NG STAA Wo •h p 9 30 M OWAY COMMUNITY CENTER Oexte Rd l ongsv tie Oh o Rev am Chu ch School 10 30 om Clyde Fe e Pas e Sundoy M d Week Se ce Wednesday 8 Schoo o m Sa u day pm MORSE CHAPEL Wo shp 11 p each ng se rv ces 7 30 p m Wednesdoy even ng B ble stu dy om Chu ch Schoo 9 30om PORTLAND Wo sh p 7 30 p n o730pm FAITH TABERNACLE CHU RCH Chu ch Scl1oo 9 30 o m SUTTON Chu ch Scl1ool 9 30 Bo ley Run Rood Rev Emmet! 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E v n 7 30 p n 8 ble 5 udy and Youth Gl 8 p m on Bou mgordne su p Morn ng mee n9 Wednesdays worsh p 10 45 o m NORTH BETHEl Wanh p 11 M DDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST N CHRISTIAN UNION a m Church School10 o m ALFRED Sunday School 9 30 law ence Manley pastor M s Rus se ll Young Sunday School a m Wor sh p 0 -45 o m P oyer Supl Sunday School 9 30 o m meet ng Wednesday 7 -45 p m UMW 3rd Tuesday B p m Even ng wo sh p 7 30 Wednes REEDSV LLE Sunday School9 30 day proye mee ng 1 30 p m MT MOA AH CHURCH Of GOD a m Worship 7 30 p m Prayer Tuesday Rae ne Rou e 2 the Rev James Meet ng 7 30 p m M Muncy pa stor Sunday school V s to on7 30 p m hi Thursday Sll VER RIDGE Worsh p 10 o m 9 45 a m mo n ng wo sh p 11 a m even ng wo sh p 7 30 Chu ch School 9 a m TUPPERS PLA NS Wonh p 9 Praye meetin g Tuesday 1 30 am Church Schoal10 om pm You ng peoples mee ng KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 30 p m Thursday M DOLEPOR T F RST BAPTIST George Fred,erlck supt Serv ce weekly 9 30 o m on Sunday Corne S xth and Po mer he Rev K rby 0 e paste Robe t Preach ng f rs and h rd Sundays of man h by C Hard Sm th ~ 30 Po ke s up~ ntendent Sunday am WMPO Rod o p og ant 7 45 o m HOBSON CHRIST AN UNION Sunday School q IS am Mo n ng We sh p 10 5 a m Youth oc Rev Ke th Ebl n poi lor Sunday 9 30 o m leonard tl v t es and fellowsh p for un or School and sen o h gh stude n ts 6 p m G I more f rst elde &'.len ng ser Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer p m M d week proye se v ces meet ng 7 JOp m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHR ST M d Roc ne Route 2 The Rev Cho les dlepo I 5th and Man Gao ge Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 Gh:ne m n ster M ke Goer och o m morn ng worsh p 11 o m Te ry Yankey Even ng ser'.l ces Tuesday and &uper ntendenl youth m n ster B ble school 9 30 Frdoy 7 30p m BEARWAllOW R DGE CHURCH o "1 morn ng worsh p 10 30 Duane Worden o m e"'en ng worsh p 7 30 OF CHR ST m nlster 61:)1e class 9 30 o m proye se v ce 1 p m Wednes mo n ng worsh p 10 30 om doy 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF- THE even ng worsh p NAZARENE ReY J m Broome Wetln~tsday 6 bht study 6 30 p m ~ENO CHURCH OF CHRIST pas to Mrs Mary lothey Sunday school supt Sunday schoo 9 30 Gee ge Frede tck supt Sunday om morn ng wotsh p 10 30 monny serve• 930 am wlh o m Sunday evangel st c p eoch ng on f st gnd th rd Sun meeting 7 00 p m Prayer day of month by George P ckens NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI meet ng WednHday 1 30 p m UNITED PAESBYTEAI ... N TV Church Sunday School 1er MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY v ce 9 -45 o m Worsh p serv ce 10 30 Evangel 1t c Serv•ce 1 30 Ow ght L za, tz d r&etor Wedn•sdoy Proye HARRISONVIllE p m PRESBYTERIAN Rev Ernest meet ng 7 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Str ckl n pe~stor Sunday church Don school 9 30 a m M s Homer Pomeroy Horrisonv He Rd l•e supt mo n ng worship t<ennedy pastor Bill McElroy Sunday school supt Sunday 10 30 school 9 30 a m morn ng wor MIDDLEPORT Sunday school shtp and commun on 10 30 am 9 30 o m R chord Vaughan supt Sunday e'.len ng youth Chr st on Morn ng worsh p 10 30 SYRACUSE Morning worsl·up 9 Endeavor 6 p m wonh p ser v1ce 7 p m Wednesdov even ng o m Sunday tchool 10 o m Mrs proye meer ng and B ble study 7 Sampson Hall supt RUTL... ND CHURCH OF GOD John F Fultz Ph 992 1:101 UNDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SAlON Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash THE NACINE" Gun Club Gun Skoot €fvery Sunday of ernoon fM ID y choke gu s o ly As~oned 15 IN STOCK Largest Seleclton In The Valley Rutland �9-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddl~rt·Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Mar. 24, 1978 TULZA TUZON ? TELEVISION VIEWING MONKEY CA G E? !2QI2 MAKE SENSEHE HA5 A WAY WITH ANIMALS. HAF-AND·HA F II CONIE ON ... IT'S FR IDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 VISITING TIME 1:3o-CPO Sh8rkey J,\5; Bob Braun Talent Search 4; Wall Street Week 20.33. 9;DO-R ichle Brockelman, P rivate Eye 3,4,15; Mov ie " Cindy" 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8. 10; Sovnds tage 20; Shepherd' s Pie 33. 9 :30-Makem & Clancy JJ ; lO :oo-Qui ncy 3,4, 15; ' Husbands, Wives & lovers 8,10: News 20; Scenes from a Marriage JJ . 10:3D-Monty Python' s Flyi ng Circus 20. , 11 :DO-News 3.4,6,8, 10, 13, IS: Di ck Cavett 20 : Lilia s. Yoga & You ~ 3 . ll :Jo-Johnn y Carson 3,4, 15t Bre tta 6,13; Mash 8; Movie " Theatre of Death " 10; Monty Pyth.o n' s Flying Circus 33. ', 12:00--Janak l33; 12 : 05--Movle " Th is Is The West That Was" 8. '' 12 : 4D-Lohman & Barkley 6; Ironsi de 13. l :GO-Midn ight Special 3,4,15; Movie " From Hell It Came" 10; l :4D-News 13; 2:30--Ne ws 3. Movie Cha nnel 4 ' S & 7 P .M. - Ode io Bil ly Joe i PG i · 9 & 11 P .M. - De mon Seed IR I Cable Channel s · 6 :30 P .M. - Testimony T ime 1 7:00 - P aul Gaud ino Fami ly Fitness 7:30 - Sportswor ld 10: 00 - 700 Club . AT THE zoo. $0 WO:' VE 60T ONE PAGE OF ¥OUR SO LAR ENERBY PROCE$$ -· AND THt: CROO><? HAVE THE' OTHE.f(.! SATURDAY . MARCH2S. 1971 6:()()..-Sunr lse Semes ter 8,10: 6 : 3~ Mar lo & the M agic Mo vie Machine 4; TV Classroom 8; U.S. Farm Report , 10; Kentucky Af ield 13. 7:oo-F un for Everyone 6: Ghos t Bustters 8; P ublic Policy Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 7:30-Sat ur da y Repor t 3: World of Surv ival 4; Ad · ventures of Mut'lammad Ali 15; Dusty's Treehouse 6; Wac ko 8; Week~ nd Speci a l 13.8 :0G-Hong KonQ Phooey 3.• . IS: Supert rl ends 6,13; Three Robonlc Slooges 8. 10. 8 :30-Giobetrotters 34, 15; Speed Bugg y 8,10. v .oo-Scooby's Laft.A. Lym pics 6, 13; Bug s Bunny · Road Runne r 8; Bugs Bunn y & Friends 10. 10:3D-Pink Panther 3,4, 15; Batril a n .Trzan 8, 10; 11 :00--Baggy Pants 3,4, 15; Krafft Supers how 6, 13. 11 : Jo-Spa ce Sent inels 3, 15; Li tt le Ra scals 4; Sec re ts of Isis 8; ,I n The Know 10. 12 :oo-Land of th e Lost J ; Wee"kend Special 6; Mov ie " The Oesert Rats" 4; Fat Albert 8 ,1 0; Act ion News for Kids 13; PTL Club IS. 12 :3o-:-Thunder 3; Space Acade m y 8, 10:' Cli ffwood Ave . Kids 13, 1 :00-Star Trek 3: American Bandstand 13; Out doors with Jullu$ Boros 6; Mr. Ma goo 8, 10 ; Photography 33. 1 : 3D-CBPA Bowling 6 ; Viewpo int 8; CBS Youth In vi tationat : Fri sbee 10; Mov ie '' Rid ing High" 13; Bit With Knit 33. " I : S5-F ilm 4; 2:0D-N CAA Bas ke tball 3. 4.1 S: Mo vie " The Caper of th e Golde n Bull S" 8; Movie '' Easter DID YOU T RY THE A ZOO ATTENDANT JOB FOR GO e.ACI< A>J D NOT YE'T•. IF SOMETHINB DID Df<OP. MAVI!>O: THE DO<!NAP PER~ PICKED IT UP I!EFORE THI!Y l AMMED! EMMIN E THE ~E NE ..___.. OF THE CR IME: A sror THAT:S AN IOS A ~ LET'S WIDEN THE SEARCH AREA AND· ·IIIAIT! t SEE S0METHINI9! BID BIG 'JI.t-"'TS A LITTLE" WAYS UPWIND I=Q()M "TH ' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS . I Gannent for - bearer 11 Regioo 1% Star : Fr. 4 13 lnclln· atloo THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 2 Dr . ..t c yi., A sp., vi ny l r oof. IHAI''3 Al l WI::- ~ 00 (1\ N CHEE ~ "VHAT '-\ r.:..ID ·•· ', Ill L PR l S E!i r l{,tJTl N ' .' Wftl, l'f'/1 IN HfR CORNFR I="~ O M HE~ E f'lU1·· r, ~\1" MR ··· t:-J-1 . · .. ~ON ~H ER "' ~\ l l 'fUI·t CAN 00 , 8ALOM£'f .1 YOU SAND f5i .1 t' M Wf.\ITIN' RI6 HT 0U T5 1D!::. OAT DOOR .. _ SEE? AND IF YOU POKC YE R SNOOT ct.JT HI:::RE FJFFORE 5 11E'5 OUT 0' DANGER, I'LL 8LC:WV . CQNFII'IED IN rHA f J(OOM BY FORCE · · · YUH IN f'WO ... UNNERS fAND ~ Landau roof, P.S .• P.B., a lr, rally whee ls , ra d ial tires, twi n raci nQ m irror s. EXTRA NICE . 1 IF YUH VON' T... NEITHER OF YU H'Ll IIIALK OU1 o · TH ERE : EH ? Kf f P A DOCTOR 1975 COUGAR XR7 .......................... 1 36~5 1 ~ YU tt GO ... MAYBE TH' >WO QF YUH CAN PULL HER THROU6H ... rlO ! Tt-i ' TOP 8 RASS HeR~ . lOOK ~ "(CtJ CAN' T 1972 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL... .. ...... .. ..1895 . 4 Dr ., new rad ial t ires . loade d. 1973 A.M. AMBASSAOOR. .... .. ... .........'1695 Brough~m custom tilt, cru ise, 3 seater. r a ck, ni ce. (;ASUJ. AJ.I.EY 'lou Whe1·e's the) . said to qet doq, { r id of l1im 1 'il1m? Can't have a doq What have a He must qet Ju5t f or used t o toniqht, beinq Clovia? Couldn't Sieq staLJ LjOU ~one inside until the babLJ comes? with him? H.T.. a ir , P .S., P . B., vi nyi roof. 1972 PLYMOUTH ..... ,... .. ..... ... ......... $895 "'n""' how he loves 2 Dr . H.T. ' Wonder Doq"! ,i 968 OLDS 442 ..... ......... :.... ... ...... . '895 E xt ra clean, sha r p . out! 1969 RAMB~R WAGON ..,... .... ... ....... .'295 1967 PLYMOUll:l SATIELITE ........... .... . '295 SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR CHOI CE 1!/eiJ ,\ raQe ':\ ... ·"·--·· ....... ...''" ,,.......... . .. TRUCKS 1977 FORD F-250 ¥.. TON ........ .·· ..... ·14895 ·~" Wi.~N lie Custom Pa ckage , 3S1, v.s, 4 s p., P .S ., P . B., L.W.B. • .. ., . . __ : ::L :'..J. __ 1: ../7.. -:--S: . . T.."' -:-~ -~ :;;-:2 . ::\!:::75 Wf.~ ~L - \:3- -"F'7" : D O!E ;:;; '<JL.. ";:Ell..J?, =J -;:) 1975 GMC GENTLEMAN JIM PAC.KAGE .• 1~6~5 ~E SPOKE ENGL &r~ LU EN T LY \VINNIE 13UYI5 H ~ I R W~5 .DN;o. "7f'.2c r:A.:;...._--. ,\ ,-....ou- .P .S., P . B., factor y air, ti It whee l, AM-FM. tape. Bucke t s ea ts . Wh iTE A'IJ !J,' \K::MPT . AND ME:. HAD A 3S'li(:; .1 \.3 .:..\::-1\=R. 1'---~---d 1913 DODGE VAN ... ..... .. ............ .. .. '2495 Tradesman , 8 ·300, L.W ..B . New tires, v.s, standard . RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains. Ohio St. Rt. 7 LIE NS FOR DELINQU E N T LAND Yesterday's .\DBwer :•.o Jacklar 19 Hebrew prophet U Black ZO Grow c>ve 29l nviuorate toward o night 3(l ~dit . 23 Sardinian lz l.erem ony • THIN!' THAT ~ .> ~ liAS GIVE'N THI: GON6, DIDN'T BORN LOSER I ID.l.. 'b.! , ~ IS CDfJtJ lHBll£ 1 W ~ 'f:N ~ MA'N B'u,. litR~ BRIDGE .•• IT. ~ Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 99 percent chance best NO R T H • K 64 • Q 8 52 + K J 83 • .Q 5 WEST E AST • 9732 .10 8 • · · •• • KJ 7 • 9 6 54 • Q 10 7 • 10 9 8 7 2 • KJ643 SOUTH • A QJ 5 ¥ A 10 96 4 3 0 A 2 OZ A ~ , '(;U l>lllt.'STI~Te l ~ ITT!-e . PIPSQUEAI.:.l~ J-24- A . A Pass Pass Pass North East South 2• 3• s• 6¥ Pass Pass Pass all th ree. So, actually South and Saturn . would only lose 11 per ce nt o r Those born on lllis date are th e t im ~ . In addili on ,South 's play of the trump ace had under llle slgn of Aries . U.S. TreaslllJ' Secretary gi ven him a 26 pe rcent cha nce to p ic k up a sing leton Andrew Mellon was born king a nd scor e an e xtra 30 March 24, 1855. 4 NT 5 NT a nd Alan Sontag BARNEY PAW, WHAR DID YE PUT TH' MAIL· ORDER CATA LOG? ·I PLUMB FERG IT T HI NK REA L HARD financial basis ." In 1934, the United States· " We ll ," sa id North . " I lhink you have just won the 1978 Couor XR7 · Cougar XR . 7, 2 gra nted the Philippine. Isla nds independence td become effective July 4, 1946!' ~ .' -..· +A + i\Kxxx Olympic Gold m e da l fot s peed in chucking away a s lam ." E it ~er one s pade or one South had no need to hesi~ c lu b , depend i ~g on your ta te a t t r ic k one. He had to . partne r s hip. T his is t he one play his s ing le t on ace of type two sui t~ r w here you clubs. He had played out his don 't ope n the h ig h er s uit ace ot" trump:-; at trick twn a utmtuttica ll y . with une and lhc s ame 'NI•:WSI'A I't-:1! E NT I< UI 'I \I S ~ : AS..'"N 1 · motion. West had :-;hown out a nd Sout h had to loSe two t rump tri c ks . , South had been unltwky . Three rn i:-;:-; iug t nm1ps an• divided 2- 1 78 f>l' ITt~lll uf lht• (Fot a co py o f JA CO BY MODERN S!Jr rcf Sr fo . "' Win at f11/( fCJI ' · cam of thr s newspa 1"'' · fJ U EJoJC 489. Radio City .'if,tlwn . N1 •w York.. N Y 10019.) N .E . • 1;~ Of N . E . II• ; W . F . .\ Loaded, lipstick red , wit h white leat her Interior . Sha rp! tone jade green, interior, velour 3,400 miles . s7495 FOR 1975 MERC. COMET 4 DR ....... ; ...•••• •• 12695 . P.S., 6 cyl. , A.C., r ad io. 1975 FORD GRANADA 4 DR •.•• ;....... ... ~2975 v.a, P .S., P.B, A.C. , rad io, vinyl top, a uto. trans. 1974 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ... .. .......... 11995 6 c yl. , P .S., auto. trans., radio. 1974 FORD lf2 · To-' pickup, L.W.B., std. II A Dakota reader warits to know the correct open ing bid with : " AX Inc. .... have led .a low trump towa rd d ummy's q ueen , This play woul d e ns ure th e c ontract unl ess the de fe nse could ge t a r uff in .addition t o the king or trum ps . + xxxxx ME I GS 0 poi nts . An 89 pe r cent c h ance is a pretty good one, but a 100 perc e nt c ha nce is a lot better. There was n 't t ha t 100 per cent cha nce bu t there was a 99.99 pe rcent c ha nce . Pass By Oswald Jacoby T REASUR ER O F C OUN T Y , OHI O . ~9P-J)~ ,_..Q'!_ER __ Pass Opening lead : 10 IN CO UNT Y Sta nl ey , addr ess unk now n ; Sarah J. Sta nl ey , a ddr ess un known ; the un know n 1"1e irs , de 11isees , lega t ee s, a d · On Ill is day in history: "! The Almanac In 1902, one of llle "ear lies!.. Uniled Press lnlemational " advice to the lovelorn" co~ Today is Friday, March 24, lwnns rel:eived this question :'' llle 83rd day of 1978 will12821o "Can two people live a~. follow. comfortably as ' o ne on $12 a· The moon is in its full week ?" The a nswer: "We dO:' phase. not approve of marriage on >t, There is no morning . The evening stars a r e Mer~ cury, Ma r s , Venus, J upiter AC TION Nu mbec 78 ~ 0L T ·3. LB T·OI , Leba non Twp . Sec. 24, 2 ac r es ne ar mi dd le of SCHOLAR o -CONFucrus At Irick two South shou ld Vulnerable : Both Dea ler : South West ti m e. South wou ld not have been hu rt ir We s t had he ld BY BY YITMID I I I I FINTEC ± r I I Yesterday' s I . X) 1975 CHEVY 1973 FORD Ctassit, air, p.s., ·p. b. ; aulo .•. 4 dr. LT. Do, 4 dr ., p.s., p.b. ; •lr. V-8, P .S.. P . B.• A.C., vinyl roof, a uto. tra ns. 1973 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR .... •••• .... .. 123$0 6 cyl ., a uto . tra ns. , P .S., P . B., A.C., vinyl roof, rad io. 1973 FORD PINTO SQUIRE WGN •.• •..••.• 1890 2695 ~~rc!n' . auto. trans.'t A. C., ruggage rack, roof, Squire 1972 FORD MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR .• 11295 P~OVIDE 112 Ton, poso, p.b.f auto . LWB. M U51C TO FI5H BY. 1895 1 Now arrange the circled leners t~ form the su rprise answer, as sug-,... gested by the above cartoon . ' .. ·. {AnsWers tomorrow) Jumbles· VIGIL FINAL TURGID P"SYCHE Answer· What Dr.c ula might do when he gets angry - FLIPHIS liD Jumbiltlloc* No. 10. wtl\11'18 IIWt110puaM,olil a·o'llllatMb S1 .35pmt· pa1c1 trom ..lumbMI cJo tt'il 1111 r r , aa.. :w. Norwood. N.J. 011U. nJuda rawrwne.....-. q»oodlandrniiOicNclcaJie'tlbltiOflr 1973 FORD TORINO 2 DR .................. '1695 1 1 M IGHT 55 tiOOkt. , \. aueumenn , pen a l t ies, cha r9u , and costs lncurr t d In '"" toreclosurr tha t a re dvt ind unpaid . At any t ime pr ior to tht t iling or an enrry or con f irmatlon of sale, an y o w ner or lienholder ot a parcetllsted in the compla int mev rtdeem such parcel l)y tender ing to the Countv Treasurer the amou n t an~nments , of ta x e s , penalties , a nd chll r ges due and unp ai d on such parcel , toge t her w ith all cos t s wh ich have been In curred In any procet d lng Instituted 1191 Ins I such parcel under Sec flon 5711 . 18 of t he lhY i std Code. Upon th e filin g of anv entry of con fi r mD t lon of ule . there sh a ll be no fu rt her equ i ty of rede m p t ion . BT Ol. Bed ford Twp . COAL. Sec 10 , I 15 &cres , E . end oil . gas and other minerals . Clay Wi lson , Rt. 1. Grantsv ill e, W. Va . Ohio Fuel Any person t he r eaft er Gas Com pa ny , 99 F ront Stree l. Columbus . Oh10 ss 0!1 . c latm lng 11nv: right , I Iti e a nd lnttre$ 1 in . or lien upon , an y Seri a l Nu mbe r J B DL T 5. lUCh par ce l shall be fo re ver PV 01. Pomer oy Vtltage . Ll . No , 259, 10.59 Acres , N. - o~t r red and foreclosed of anv en d Ellrabe tn E . Sm ith , 307 such r ight , !! lie , lntens r In , S. St. , Asaph Street , lien upon . and any eaultv Df Alexandr ia , Vlro inl<'l ; Jean redempflon lr'! . such pa rc1t l. LJr r v E . Spencer , Clerk E. M ann , 905 Tyne Court ol common Bou l eva r d . N as h v ill e , ly : M1 r le ne H• rrl s·o n , Tenness e ~ . \ '266,..) 8 . Serial Dt puty Cler k Num ber 78-DL T o An y pe r son o wn ing or. Mtlgs Coun ty, Ohio (3 ) 11 , 24 . 31 , 3tc clai m ing an v ri gh t, II ti e or Inter est in , or lien upon , &nv parcel of r ee l proper ty a bo \le lis ted m a y fi le an answer In suc h action sett ing tor th tne natu r e a nd a mo un! of In ter est owned or t' la lmed Jinct ft n y defense ot oblec tion to the torec losur& . Suc h a n'S w er mus t be fl l~d In the Otl ice o t th e under sig ned Clerk o f Cour T, a nd a copy the r eo t se rv e d on the Co unt y Prosecu to r oo or betor·e tl'l e 281h day of ApriL 19 78 . POMEROY, 0. If no o!l nswer Is til ed on o r PH. 992-21 76 be fore the date sp eci f ied as tl'l e last da y tor fili ng a n lnternationel a ns wer , a ludomel\t o t for ec los ure will be tatr.en by Hamster de fau lt as to ~t n y parce l lis ted In the complai nt as to wh ic h I Naw Idea r\O i!l nswer has been tii Eld An y · Par cv l u to wh ic h a ILEqulpment to r ec tos ur e IS t aken b y Veli1nt Slant 6. ." PI••• r---------, I MEIGS m in is trator s a nd or assig ns of W. F . Ste nt ey , if deceased , and of Sa rah J , Stanl ey , It deceese d . Sl 5. 29 , Ser ia l Numbe r 78 GL T 4. LBT 0 1 ; Le ba non Twp. Sec . 24, 3 a cr es in N .E . part ; w . F . Sta nley , addr ess unk no wn ; Sa rah J . Stan le y, add ress unkn own : th e unk nown hei r s . d evisees , le ga tees , a d m inis tr a"tor s and ·or a ss igns ot w. F . STanl ey, it deceased , l Equipment Co. I I I I --------- .J To Bigger Savings 1970 FORD 250 ¥.. TON .. ........... .................... ... ,............ .'895 Good tires , stake body . Has som e rust, ready to move ou t . TRANSPORT AT ION SPECIALS 1972 OLDSMOBILE 88 2 DR...... ............. .................... .... 11095 1972 OLDSMOBILE 88 ROYALE SED. .... .. .. ... ... .. ......... .. ... . ·... 11095 1971 OLDSMOBILE WX. SED. 98 .. ...... ... :........... ............ ..:. 11395 1973 FORD PINTO WAGON .. .. .. .. ......... :.. .... .. ... .... .. ......... '1295 1972 OLDSMOBILE 98 4 DR. H.T........ ...... .. .. ....... ......... ... '1695 1973 BUICK REGAl CPE . ...................... ........................ 11695 SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL - SPECIAL - SPECIAL Vester Y sCryptoquote: deceased; and J . J . To ll iv er, A LOVE OF COMFORT IS NOT FIT TO BE DEEMED A it de ceased . 5551.56. seri al © 1978 King Futures Sy nd icate, Frida y, Ma rch 24 TA XES , REM -+-+- -I Auto., 4 Or . 1SO/inr'! 6 Shosh<>neans 7 Negative 8 "Small E ·~ CLO SURE - O F DL T 5. default snail be $Old for tP'Ie s a tls t.utlon of tht- t1xn . ;;;-+-1c-+ - 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT............ .. .. $1495 2 Dr . Comm o ng Plea:s M'e i u Cou nt v. Oh io N.OTI CE . OF F OR Public Notice Is he r eby gl"¥en that on The lOti'! day of Mar c h , 19 78 , th e Co unt y Treas 1.,1rer of Mei gs Coun ty , season .. " polaloes" Ohio , filed a com p la int in the 17Krazy 9 Dancing Co urt of Common Pl eas of \ Me igs Co un ty, 011 10 , 111 18 NonproPowell Pom e ro y, for th e foreclosure fessional 10 Forage ot liens to r de linqu en t ta xes. conunune ss· Ji'onner asses s m ents, penalti es, and grass ZO Colton U N name ch,arges aga ins t ce rtai n real fabric II Military Z4 Jwtclure · · pro perty silua led in such Zl Yearn vehicle line 36Spt>ck Co unty as descri bed in said r-rr-r;--r.,...o.-,;;;- com pia int. deeply Th e objec t of th e a ctio n is to 22 Drooping obtain from th e cour t a ..-+ - ! -+ - + - + - j udgme nt fore clos ing the ta x 23 Ailing liens agai nst such re a l estate Z4 Have the and order ing the sa le of such r ea l es ta te tor the satls ra c . lead lion of th e tax li ens th er eo n . 25 Yeme n's Su ch ac ti on is br oug ht capital aga ins t the r ea l proper ty on ly and no personal judgme nt Z6 Espied - -1f-+- sha ll be entered there in. Z7 Yiddish The per m a ne n t pa r ce l nu m ber of ea ch parcel in author cluded in su ch act ion . th e full Z8 Treat s tr eet a ddr ess Of the parcel , It ava il ab le , a des cript ion of the 31 Suffix pa rce l, a . sta tement of the meanirf8 amou nt of ta)(es , 8omewhat ·~~ess_':'e~ ·l ~ , . pena lties and e and unpa id on 3% I!Grder I, a nd t he na m e 33 Obscure odci re ss of th e la st known ~c Jw r1e r the reof. a s such ap :U Stored pear on the gen e ra l ta x list , 34i Cheap hotel a ll as m ore fully se t for th in 37 Richly trr-+--t-the co mpla int, are as fo ll ows : RT ·Ol , Ru tl and Tw p ., bedecked Me igs County , Ohio , In SeG. 2, , 38 Augury Tow n 6, Range 14 , O.C.P . 5 -,-+-+f-+-lacres nea r m iddle of E. nn-e, 39 Oilfield IJl ex , 15 A N.E . Ref. Deed Vo l. worker 138 pg 59 1. Mejg s_ Coun t y -..1..-"~....L.~ Deed Reco rd s ; Margare t ~Watch over L-...0...-"-'---'-....r.._... Russel"!. ad dress unknow n ; Jackson Ru sse l\ , a ddress DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how t o work It : un know n ; th e Unkn own he ir s , devl ss ee s , legatees , AXY. DLBAAXR adminis tr a tors , e)( ec uto r s lo LONGFELLOW and -or as.5l gn s of Ma rgar et Russell, if deceased l!!.nd. of One le.tter simply stands for another. In t his sample A il Ja c kson Ru sse ll , if deceased . uSed for th e three L's, X fo r the tw o O's, etc. Singie letters. $ 4 ~ . 66 . Se r ia l Nu mber 7.B· apostr ophe s, the length an d fo rm ation of th e wo rds are alJ OLRTV 2. Ol. Rutl a nd Vi ll a ge , hi nts. Eac- h day the code lett e rs are d ift'e rc nt . Sec . 8, 48 acr es (640 in S. W . co rn er of N.W. v~ E . or road ; CRYPTOQUOTES Maud Gr an t , a dd ress unk nown . Fra nk ·Grant ad B F K C I M d ress un know n ; Ed it h XCEFB OK OH OB Lu ckadoo , a dd r ess unkno wn ; Don Lu ckad oQ, addr e ss N OHMAJ FBT KV KXOBP K V .un known ; th e unknow n hei r s, dev isees , legate es, a d . F G H CIT · Dr~ H X 0 VB mi nist r a tor s, exec utors, and · . FSK OB FB · or ass ig ns of Ma ud Gran t, if deceased ; Frank Gran t, if F B F K VA M D IF B S M deceased : Edith Luckad oo if THESCHOLARWHOCHERISHES deceased ; Don Luck.adoo , if da • 15 Girl's name 16 H _ the 1975 CHEV. MONZA ORPHAN AJfNJE...CURE OR KILL NO T I CE O F FOR ECLOS UR E In th e Court of impurities If Used a foil ORPHAJf ANNIE-BLOOD (THIRSTY) DONOR DOWN I Groupo! plotters %Field of conflict 3 Miaerly 4 Conswne 5 Fr~ from Batman 5 Dlapatch and of Sarah J . Stanley , If dtcuseel , SH .9S . Serle! Number 71 OL T ... B T .Ol. Bedr Oid Twp . COAL, Sec . 4, 1•0 U acrn . S. W . pa r t . oil , gas and other mineral• ; Cl ay Wil son , IH . 1, Gr•ntS\'illf', W va Ohio Fu et G.s Compa nv , 99 Front St , Cotumous , Oh io S51S . 27 . Ser ial Number 71 OL T 4. BT 01. BedfOrd Twp COAL. Sec . 9 10 14.50 acres , s e . Corne-r . OiL gas and other m iner als , Clay WilSon , RT I , Grantsville. W. Va . Ohio Fue-l Cas Company , 99 F ro n T Street , Co lumbus , Oh io . 5222 9.. . Ser ial Number 78 Guppies to Groupen 33, 3:3D- Pro Bowli ng 6•13; Ar ea ShOwcase 33. 4:QO- NCAA Baske tball l .• . ts : Go lf 8. 10: Body Shop 33; 4 3D-Calch 3333. S:oo-Wide World of Spor ts 6, 13; Spo rts Spectacular 8: Pop Goes The Coun1 ry 10; Ada m s Chronic les '20; Zoom 33. 5 :Jo- Porter Wagoner 10; Once Upon a Cla55 tc JJ . 6:oo- News 3.<.8.1 0: Lawrence We lk 8: God Hu the Answer 1S6: 3o- NBC News 3,4,15: A BC News 13; News 6; CBS News tO; Que Paso . USA? 20,33. 7:oo-- Litt le Rasca ls 3; Lawr ence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 8.6: Bugs Bun ny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Elec . Co. 20; Battle Line 33 . 7:3()...-We Think You Should Know 3; Lowell Thomas Re members JJ; AII· Sfar Anyth ing Goes 10; Sacaj awea 13; Once Upon A C lassic 20. 8:()(}- Bionlc Wom an 3,4, 1$; What's Ha ppening !! 6, 13 ; Ora l Roberts 8; Bob Newhart 10; Roya l He r itage 20.33. 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See one of these courteo us sa-lesmen : Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or GeorgKairr 992-5342 & Van Zandt " Yau' U Like Our Qu•IHy Way of Doing luslnell" GMC i=ln•nclng O,On Evenings Untii6 :-TII 5 p .m . Sot. D. r . Pomt<oy • �!()-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Fnday, Mar . 24 , 1978 • Clash puts Begin under fire Pre-trial legislation is proposed Property Transfers COWMBUS State motions and trials. " The need lor the Representative Bon James James A. Miller, dec. to Willard Ray Jeffers, dec. to t D-Proctorvine 1 has In· legislation arises because Joy~ E. MiUer, Brett A. By United PreaS his departure, the' prime troops headed for the Utani French paratroopers would traduced legislation to assist counties in southeast Ohio are Audria Jeffers , formerly cert. for trans ., Miller, known ps Audrla Arnold, minister accused the carter River, 13 mile. north of the be going to the port city of prosecuting attorneys in not large or wealthy enough !Dlernadonal Orange. Louise Casto, Delores Anita Israel Lebanon frontier . Israeli Prime Minister admini stration of backing Tyre lo seoul out the area . srnaU counties to develop pre- to justify a diversion Brett A. MiUer to Joyce E. Menachem Begin flew home away from its previous stand. A-t one point, the Christians Nearly 500 of the 4,ootHnan trial diversion programs. • department within the Beech , Willard Jeffers, affid. Miller, parcels, Orange. trans., Salisbury. for from the United States today The state·nUl radio In Tel fired over the heads of the U.N. force has already Recent legislation passed Prosecuting Attorney's OfSteven T, Sloan. adm., Sheila Hicks Deems "with great sorrow" over his Aviv said the Americans Iranians to stop them from arrived in Beirut, he said. by the General Assembly fice," the 29 year old (Sheila Hicks, formerly), Effie Davis Starcher. dec. to clash with President carter. hinted Begin's removal !rom reac hing their positons, bul On the front line near allows pre-trial diversion in legislator said. In lsraeli-()ccupied southern office could end the deadlock no one was hurt. eastern Hasbaya, a Ohio but no provision was " This legislation will HaJTy D. Deemslo Robert L. James W. Suttle, Grella M. Anotller Iranian group Palestinian Lebanon, C hri s t i an in Middle East peace squad made for the use of state authorize state probation Byers, Nola Byers, 1.10 acre, Suttle, 15 acres, Sutton. militiamen fired over the negotiations, alliJOugh White reached the bombed out commander who gave his probation in officers who are already Chester. officers Rhanduriya name as "Elias" !old UP! supervising offenders under employed and assigned to the heads of U.N. peacekeeping House officials denied this. village of the Litani reporter David Pearce he the diversionary programs. common pleas court to troops and Palestinian Other Israeli commentalors overlooking Wednesday and dug in a few would order his men .to shoot U.S.-lsraeli relations said guerrillas threatened to shoot Representative James said participate in the pre-trial were at their lowest ebb in miles away. them. U.N. troops if necesaary. that the legislation was in· diversionary supervision. It Students visit PVHS Wednesday · French and Swedish U.N. Begin, arriving in Israel years. troduced at the request of will help to improve the POINT PLEASANT, W. O'Brien ended his presenIn so uthern Lebanon , contingents said they would this afternoon, Clime under members of the Ohio judlcial process and save Va. - Nine seniors from tatlon with a demonstration fire at horne for the failure of Christian militiamen for the take up positions today lo the Prosecuting Attorneys taxpayers' dollars," he Larry Markham's Psy· and explanation of the his mission to Washington. second straight day blocked east and west . A U.N. Association. The lawmaker concluded. siology II class at volume respirator. But in a defiant speech before the advance of Iranian U.N. spokesman said about 1110 said his legislation will Point Pleasant High Attending the presentation enable local prosecutors to (Continued !run pqe 1) School visited Pfeasant were Markham, Miss Phyllis REWARD - REWARD - REWARD - :111 Numbers given oppsition in the Nov . 7 identify those accused per· Rain tonight and Saturday, Valley Hospital Wednesday Ashley, Guidance Counselor sons who are obvious can~ to Jearn about Respiratory arthe high school and nine general election. didates lor probation and with lows tonight near 40 and Therapy. students. The nine students the first time this year, For Meigs roadways highs Saturday in the lower Leonard O'Brien, Chief were: Melanie Howes, Pete voters will choose governor place them on probation 50s. Probability · of The follnwing Meigs County and lieutenant governor without the necessity of ~Boston Terrier, sometimes called ~ Respiratory Therapist at the Sommer, Tom Gibbs, Jody completing the entire precipitation is 70 percent hospital explained the ser· White, Roads have received their candidates as a team. Cindy Rainey, Boston Bull, has blue collar on, criminal process, including today and 80 percent tonight vices of the department and LaDonna Henderson, Karen ne w house numbers; Rhodes is running with and Saturday. 1 child's pet, frightened of adults, will Buck' Lake Road (CR42 J. Cuyahoga County pre-trial discovery, pre-trial diagrammed the volurnns · Thompson, Eddie Laylon and not bite. Jumped out of car window :111. Elk Run Road (CR238), Commissioner George · and capacities of the human Toya Wilson. ~on back street around Elberfelds. ~ Haning Ridge Road CCR232), Voinovich. Celeste is running r ----------------·------ ---~ respiratory system for the Hills Road (TR5 ), Loop Road with Franklin County students. ~Her name is Minnie. Ph . 992-6234 or ,_ ICR60 ), Shady l..ane Road Commissioner Michael J. He also discussed diseases ... 985-4111 . :Ia ICR48 ), Sheets Lane Dorrlan. I I that affect the pulmonary ~~~:REWARD- REWARD - REWARDc ITR362 ), Swindell Road Reusch listed Robert J . and one brother, J ose ph system and gave a demon- Veteran& Memorial Hoopltal NELLIE E. EBUN iCR23 ), TR1015, TR1016, Strittmatter of Lakemore, as David· ADMITTED Smith. stration of the Pulmonary NelUe E. Eblin, 72, 243 TRI017, TR1019, TR1018 , his running mate. Conliff Mrs. Larkins was a FWlction Testing equipment. Riggs, Pomeroy; Frances Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, TR1020, TR1021. TR1026 , listed Leatrice Urbanowicz of Swartz, Mason; Edward member of the Long Bottom died Thursday at the TR1027, TR1028, TR1057 , Kent as his running mate . Wood, Long Bollom; Robert Pinecrest Care Center . Christian Church and the SR124 , SR7. who has Cundiff, Minersville; Lena Kurfess, SUNRISE SERVICE Reedsville Garden Club. Mrs. Eblin was preceded in Pomeroy; Herbert represented the 83rd House death by her parents, David Hellman, Sunrise services will be She is survived by one district for 10 terms, will run E. and Elizabeth J. Swisher Miller, Racine. daughter , Doris Marks , held at the Rutland Com· TfME ADDED with former Ashland College Williams. her husband , Chester; one granddaughter, rnunity Church Sunday at DISCHARGED - John: An extra audition time has econom ics dean Lucille G. Charles, one infant daughter Duerr, Cecil Smith, Barbara . 6:30a.m. Pastor is he Rev. Gladys Caruthers, Canton; been added to the list for Ford. Smith, Wilma Riggs, Homer· Amos Tillis. The public is and several brothers and one great-granddaughter, "Ga llia Co untr}' ." Those other statewide sisters. Bradshaw, Carl Schultz, Jr. In · PennY Lynn CarUthers, invited. wishing to try out may do so primaries, two RepUbicans Canton; Mrs. Eblin was the first t~ree stepat the Rio Grande College filed for their party's elder of the Church of Christ grandchildren, James Holzer Medical Center BAKE SALE Music Building at 10 a.m . nomination for attorney of Christian Union Highland Caruthers and Rebecca Marcb 23) . (Discbarges, There will be Easter eggs tomorrow. Greg MiUer and general to run against Chapel and was an active Scrimsher, both of Canton, Virgil Adkins, Hoover and baked goods on sale Merlyn Ross will be con· William J. Brown. Franklin member of Pomeroy Senior and Terry Caruthers, Hunts~ Saturday in front of the New Ayers, John Boggess, Mrs. ducting the auditions . The County Prosecutor George C. Citizens. ville, Alabama. York Clothing House from Danny Bostic and daughter, · other audilion times and Smith of Upper Arlington, Funeral services will be 9:30a.m. to 5 p.m. sponsored Roger Brooks, Bertha Brown, She is survived by the locations will be at Jac-kson who ran for the same post in following children, Mrs. held Saturday at I p.m. at Helen Dempsey, Jonathan High School on April 28 and 1974, and city councilman Larry (Maxine) Dugan, Ewing Chapel with the Rev. by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter Doughman, Harold Gibbs; of Beta Sigma Phi Sororlty. the Little Theatre in Walter E . Beckjord of Pomeroy ; Mrs. Allen Herbert Grate officiating. Clifford Hayes, Glenna Gallipolis on April 30. Cincinnati, will oppose each (Elizabeth) Osburn, Newell, Burial will be in Sand Hill Klontz, Debra Lawson, Mary other. W. Va.; Wendall Eblin, Cemetery. Friends may call REVIVAL I Marcum, Colby Meadows, Primaries for Secretary of Middleport; Douglas Benny · at the funeral home "today Tell us about A revival is now in·progre'!' Jeremy Mealge, Sandra State will be uncontested. Eblin, Pomeroy; from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and at the Eagle Ri<lge Corn· Mitch, Esther Mgnlgornery, nine CAR WASH SLATED . your dream I Repu~lican Brown bas held until time of ser- rnurilty ·Church now through Lisa Reed, Astolfo Rocky, will be a car wash the post since 1900. The lone grandchildren. five great· Saturday There We'll back it grandchildren, one brother, vices. Saturday at7 :30 p.m. nightly, . Mrs. Roger Rutherford and Saturday at Eber's Gulf and Democrat Party candidate is Speaker is the Rev. Robert , son, Paul Scarberry, Morri with a low cost loan Vista Station in Racine from 9 state Sen . Anthony J. Luther Williams, Chester, W. Va .; one sister, Elizabeth Byers. The public is invited. Sheline, Orie Sickles, Belva . a.m . to 3 p.m. There will also Celebrezze, Jr ., of Cleveland, Next time your loan and several CLARA ROBERTS Brock, Canton Sloan, Hazel Taylor, Marvin be a bake sale in front of the who will give up his 25th officer talks to his boss~· nieces and nephews. Clara Ona Robert,s, 66, was Thomas, Francis Trapp, Racine Home National Bank district Senate seat for the Funeral services will be dead on arrival at Holzer Pearl Van Cooney, Stacey make sure it's you' from 9 until noon. race. held I p.m. Monday at Medical Center Wednesday. Vickers, Elva ·westfall, SQUAD CALLED Price for ca rs is $4 and Incumbent State Auditor Highland Chapel with the Among survivors are Denny Joseph Wolfe. The Middleport trucks $5. The ca r wash and Thomas E. Ferguson and (Birth, March 2%) bake sale is being held by the slate Sen. Donald E. Lukens, Rev. Cecil Wise officiating. Robert,s, Middleport, and Rex Emergency Squad answered Burial will be in Rock Springs Roberts, Gallipolis, sons. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fulk, a call at 7:59 a.m. Friday to senior class at Southern High RMiddletown, were the only Cemetery. Miller's Friends may call Home 'for FWlerals a daughter, Jackson. the home of Charles · K napp, School. candidates for their party's at Ewing FWleral Home a fter will annoWJce arrangements 157 Dock St. Knapp was iU but norninatiofl for auditor . 1 p.m. Saturday. Sundsy. refused treatment officials Lukens' is in mid-term and Pieasant Valley Hospital said. -, will r<.~ his Senate seat D~SCHARGED - Gilbert should he lose in November . Buzzard, Gallipolis; Leslie STEVEN C. KNAPP HARRVV.SPENCER For state treasurer to face Parsons, Crown City; Royal Steven Christopher Knapp, EARLY SERVICE Funeral service~ for Harry (ConUnued from Jlall 1) Gertrude w. Donahey. the seven month-old son of Vincent Spencer, 65, Catawba Members of Ohio Valley Martin Jr., Point Pleasant; Blazewicz; Pomeroy 3rd, Wlopposed Democratic canRobert and Marsha Murray Island, were held Tuesday at Cornrnandery are requested Mrs. Robert Smith, Point Dwight E. Carl; Pomeroy didate , three candidates Pomeroy, was the Church of Christ in Port to meet at Syracuse United Pleasant; Mrs. James Will, Knapp, pomeroy 4th , Catherin e L. Wels h; filed : Whitehall City Attorney dead on arrival Clinton. pronounced Methodist Church parking lot Point Pleasant; Mrs. Otha Bradbury, Evelyn B. George C. Rogers, state Sen. rutland Thursday at the Veterans · A former resident of Meigs at5:45 a.m. SU!lday to attend Lieving, New Haven; Mrs. ThomaSj Laurel Cliff lola Sam Speck of New Concord tuppers plains Memorial Hospital. County, Mr. Spencer died sunrise services at the church George Bailes, Bobertsburg; Howell; Rock Springs, and the 1974 GOP nominee, Ruth Bennett, Gallipolis; The infant was born July March 18 at McGruder on Easter. Martha Husted ; Harrison· Richard H. Harris of Kimberly Oliver, Point 26, 1977 in Gallipolis. He was Hospital following a heart the bank of ville, Vacancy; Pagev ille, Wauseon . Pleasant; James Duncan, preceded in death by one attack. He was born in Meigs the century Vacancy, Racine Village, Both incumbents for the Point Pleasant; Emory brother, Robert Vernon County, Jan. 23; 1913, a son of SUNRISE SERVICE Ernest A. Wingett ; Syracuse two Ohio Supreme Court established 1872 Caldwell, Gallipolis; Mrs. Knapp Jr. in 1977. EAST LETART - Sunrise the late David and Mary Fell Woodrow T. seats up for election this year Village, Meadows, Gallipolis Michael Surviving in addition to his Spencer. Also preceding him services will be held at 6 a .m. Zwilltng i Minersville, filed all!! will be unopposed, are one sister, in death were three sisters Sunday at the East Letart Ferry; Charles Buxton, pareOts Virginia Ann Fisher; Racine Dernoerat' William B. Angelica Rae Knapp at ~nd a brother. Church• The public is invited. Leon; Linda Kennedy, Point Precinct, Edwin S. Cozart. Brown's opponent will be Pleasant. home; maternal grandSui'Viving are his wife, chosen among Republicans parents, Clifford and Lucille Alice Babcock Spencer, Port Ronald . R. Calhoun of Murray; Pomeroy; paternal Clinton ; five sisters, Mrs. . Gallipolis, Richard M. grandparents, Don and Coley Hattie Frederick, Piketon; Markus of South Euclid, Knapp, West Columbia. Mrs. Jessie Orr, Colunlbus; The Pleasing Joyce J . George of Akron, " Funeral services will be Mrs. Verba McDole, Toledo; {Continued !ram pqe I) Don P. Brown of Shaker conducted Saturday I :30 p.m. Mrs. Marguerite Rasp, . organization, Said he is confident the goal can be reached by • Atmosphere Of Heights and Robert E. at the residence of Clifford Fostoria, and Mrs. Elsie the deadUne, weeks from now. Brown said 600,1100 pedtions Holmes of Columbus. 14 Murray, 118 Laurel St., Stahl, Helena, and several ar.e being circulated The Inn This Week by 1,500 troopers and more than 2,1100 Republican Paul W. Pomeroy. The Rev . George nieces and nephews. other citizens and small groups throughout the state. Brown's opponent will be Hoschar will officiate. Burial Mr. Spencer was a member chosen among Democratic will be in Clifton Hill of the Port Clinton Church of Judges Alfred E. Dahling of Cemetery. Christ: Pallbearers were Willoughby, Jack G. Day of Friends will be received at nephews, William Singer, Shaker Heights and Clifford the Murray residence after 2 Perry Singer, Harold· Singer, F. Brown of Norwalk. QPTOI'tUTRI~T p.m. Friday. The Foglesong Lawrence . Singer, Waid '· Independent candidates OFFICE HOURS; 9:30 to 12,2 to S (CLOSE Horne, Mason, is in Funeral Spencer and Bill Babcock. filing .as teams for governor AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST t:oURT charge of arrangements. Burial was in Graham and lieutenant governor ST., POMEROY. a Cenetery at Wayne . include: Patricia H. Wright . . BESSIE LARKINS of Cleveland and John M. Bessie Larkins, 88, Reeds· Gaige of Toledo for the ville, died Thursday at Socialist Workers• Party; Pinecrest Care center, Allan Friedman of Cleveland Gallipolis. and Bruce Wood of Cincinnati Mrs . Larkins was the for the U.S. Labor Party; and of the late James daughter John O'Neill of Fairview and Virginia Coleman Smith. Park and Conrad Gutermuth She was also preceded in of UniontoW,Jl for the Socialist ' death by her husband, Dode, i..ahor Party. JlEfii:E fii11J 11lESSIItiJS fiT • Head Start zgure • doubled zn Gallia ,. I . Governor's By J. Sherman Porter Ttmea.S.ntlDel Feature Servl<e GALUPOLIS - The United Slates ·Government's Department of Health, Education, and Welfare thinks that tbe 45 . youngsters in Gallia Colll)ly's Head Start program should share the fun and learning wJth more boys and girls who J~re three and (QUI' years of age : HEW has nearly doubled the figure. -It'll be 80 come September for tots economically disadvantaged or with sPecial needs. It 's not only the education and socializing which these children will get, .but also medical and dental care and nubitioh concerns under the overaU Weather LOST oe BlACK & WHITE BOSTON TERRIER II: ... ~ I o : ! Area Deaths Hospital News Meigs has pomeroy nationa bank 1 News •• in Briefs ··-r[·w:-ooMPTON. O.D. ., i ................................. ' Week-End Specials FOX 3 .Pc. Group, Fairborn, 0. TONIGHT &SATURDAY 10:00 til 2:00 THE .MEIGS .INN POMEROY Shop Tonight and All Day Saturday and Save On Metal Cabinets, Eureka Upright Sweepers, Mens Hanes Underwear, Junior Tops, Cross Your Heart Bras, _Film, Uttle Boys' Jackets, Men's Sport Coats, Bcrjs' Knit Shirts, Men's Jeans and Dress Slacks ' Rernmas you that they have .,· store full of Spring Fashions . with "Special Sale Prices" from Monday, March 20th thru Easter. . ••' ..•• ' ' SHOP FRIDAY Till 8:00 & SATURDAY TILL 5:00 Elberfelds In Pomeroy • • ' ' • • ••• leadership or Christopher Zimmer, director, and Mrs. Marshall (Sandy) Brown, assistant director . Head Start operates in the skating rink. building near the top of the bill on State St. e<tension, the flood escape road SR 588. The faculty is headed by Lillie Murray, supervising teacher. Joyce Brown and Linda Stephens are teachers. Debby Jac_obs and Chuck Kinder are teachers' aides, as are Barbara Esterly. and Dorothy Bradley, but the two last· named are also van drivers. Bessie Reynolds is the cook. Now is the time to apply for your child ro get into u.is preschool setup, and the application must be in writing. Application forms may be picked up at the Galli a County Welfare office, the Gallia County Children's Servi<es office (across Second Ave. from the theater) the Courthouse, Uie Gallia.Jackson-Meigs Community Mental Health offices, or the CAA office in Uleshire. Folk in Meigs County, where HEW has set an increase from the present 60 children to 79, can get their application forms at the Courthouse, the Meigs CoWlty Welfare office, the Community Mental Health Center, and the Community Action Agency offk-e in Cheshire. · Social competence in children of low income families is the Head Start goal. Head Start directly involves the entire •family of each child, who adhere to these Continued on A-3 unba VOL 13 NO 8 PLAY TIME AT HEAD START- This Times-Sentinel newsphoto shows Head Start children at play, left to right ; Jairnie Walters, Richard Harless." Jeffrey Ro<lgers, Joyce • tntintl luttS SUNDAY, MARCH 26. 1978 GALLI POLIS- POl NT PLEASANT Brown (teacher), Joaquin l.eKHrrcu a: Shamn Dutson, l .Hrry Holley, and Denise Johnson. PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT -POMEROY : ;:;::::::: : :;:;:;:;::: : :;:::::::::;:::;:;:~:::: :: ;:;:;:::::;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:;::: ::::;: ;:;: ;:;:;:: : ::: :::;:; . Masons will honor .Ohio .Grand Master '' POMEROY - The 12th District of Free and Accepted Masqns of· Ohio, comprising Meigs, Gallla, Jackson and Lawrence Counties, will hold a reception at the Meigs High School cafeteria Saturday evening honoring Jerry C. Rasor, Grarid Master of all MaSons in Ohio, District 6, which covers eastern Ohio and northern West VIrginia rejected the new coal contract 5,539 to 5,138. Here are the total results for the three Southern Ohio Coal Company · rtiines In Meigs and Vinton Counties and one mining operation at Crown City In Gallla County, IAicill 1957 of Wilkesville, 133 yes, 192 no; Local 1886, Pomeroy, 215 yes, 226 no ; lAical 1890 Ml~dleport, 223 yes, tn, no and Local 2150 Crown City, 39 yes, 12, nu .. unit since its formation if! 1971. He is also a member of Lockbourne Chapter 575, OES, and served as worthy patron.in 1966. He is a member of Achbar Grotto and holds honorary memberships in several Ohio U!W!es. He was crowned SovereillD Grand lnsQector Oeneral. honorary 33rd degree mason, in Milwaukee, Wis . in 1976: Rasor is the recipient of the Honorary Legion of Honor, International Order of DeMolay, and is an honorary member of the International Order of Jobs Daughters. irl"Oct., 1970, he was appointed district . depoty grand master for the 14th Masonic · District. He was elected junior grand warden tn 1974, senior grand warden in 1975 and deputy grand master in 1976. He became grand master of Masons in Ohio on <kt, 15 . .1971. '· To · rec'ognize . excellence a nd leadership in th~ three Masonic youth· ·Continued on A·2 A natlve of Plckaway County, Rasor received his B.A. Degree at Ohio State University in l9S3. His major was r.adiotelevislon gpeech. At Ohio Slate be was active in the men's glee club, the dramadcs board, Strollers, Carlet Mask . l!lld the University Chorus. A member of the Commercial ·Point United Methodist Church, Rasor has been active in the American Cancer Society, Charity Newsies, Kidney Disease Foundation, Easter seal Society and Kiwanis. He is a member of ihe American Federatlon of Television and Radio Artists and the national mLislc fraternity, Phi V·: Alpha. He is employed by the OUtlet Broadcasting Co. and is a nieinber of the staff of ·wcMH-TV, Channel ·Four, Columbus. Rasor received the degree of Mast~r Mason In Lockbourne Lodge 232 in 1952 and served as Its worshipful master in 1968. In the York Rite, he was exalted a Royal Arch· Mason in West Gate Chapter 216 in . 1962 and was received as a Royal and Select Master in the West Gate CoW1cill29 in 1965. He became a Knight Templar in . POMEROY-Meigs County PTA units MoWlt Vernon Commandery. in 1975. are jojning others _across the state in opHe became a member of Alliddin position to measured telephone rate serTemple; Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of vice, that is, charging for lpcal calls by the Mystic Shrine in 1970 number of calls per month, time of day, and bas · served as direc, duration of each call, and distances within .ror of • the past masters ::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;. ;: ::;:;:: :;: ::; ·::::::;:;:;:; :::;:::;: :~;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::::;:;:: :;: ::::;::::::: POSTPONES TRIP WASHINGTON (UP I) Vice President Walter Mondale Saturday postponed his April6-16 Visit to five Pacific nations to stay home and preside over Senate debate on the second Panama Canal .treaty. Mondale is president of the Senate and also has s~n·ed as President Carter,s chief lobbyist on behaU of the controversial treaties, which would turn the canal over · to .Panama in the year 2000. - JERRY C. RASOR Meigs area PTA units oppose measured pho.n e rate serv.i ce the local calling area, which has already been put into effect in some sections of Ohio. allowed to institute measured telephone service·, the PTA contend'i that it will De detrimental to the health and welfare of school children. Truan_cy prevention progrants providing notification to parents of abse~1ces from school, enlisting volWtteer Schoc;ll assistants, dwpcruncs fur various ac~ivities, relaying parent 6oncerns to school officials, general contacts between schools aiul homes will be disrupted. To support the bills prohibiting measured telephone rates, local PTA officers and members are asked to write to Senator Neal F. Zimmers, Jr. , Senate Energy and Public Utilities Co., State House, Columbus, Ohio 43215; and Rep. William E. Hlnig, Insurance, Utilities. and Financial Institutions Committee, State ·House, Columbus, Ohio 43215. T~e charge of the Ohio PTA is thae "measured telephone rate service will be catastrophic for volunteerism. ~ ' Currently there are ihree bills which have been introduced in the Ohio Claims continue to be· Legislature whicn would prohibit telephone co mpanies fro~ using filed over flu program measured telephone rate service . They are SB 401 sponsored by Senator WASHINGTON - Claims against the government arl,sing from tbe ill-fated 1977 Harry Meshel which prohibits both swine flu vaccination program now total residential and business measuretl rate more than $652.6 million - and a service on local calls; HB 1021 sponsored typogtaphical error briefly pushed the by Rep. Mike Stinziano to prohibit both residential and business measured rate Iota! above $3.5 billion. A Justice Department offiCial told UP! service on local calls; and HB 1012 spon· GALUPOUS - The GaUipolis Rotary a woman wbo had filed a $1 billion claim sored by Rep. James Rankin to prohibit Club· is currently accepting applications for the death of her son inlormed the residential measured rate service charges ::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::: for its 19711-79 Memorial Scholarship . department two weeks ago she had made a on local calls. The Ohio PTA repOrts that in some parts mistake arxl intended to 'claini $1 million . program. Awllcations will be accepted EXTENDED FORECAST Heffrey Axelrad, head of the claims of Ohio such measured service already ex· through April · 28, 1978. Forms are Munday throogh Wednesday, fair available from high school · guidance section, said he received a hand-written ists in schools and oUter commercial Monday and a chance of showers counselors, the financial aids office at Rio letter from the woman saying she had establishments. Curtailment of volunteer Tuesday and Wednesday. ffigbs will Grande Community College and College, placed three too many zeros in the form services in those areas is now taking place, be in the 50s and lows will he in tbe 308. ' . or frmn Herman L. Koby, Chairman of the provided for persons who want to file a it is reported. If ~elephone companies in Ohio are ;:::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:::;:::::;:::::::::;:::;:::::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: . Rotary Memorial Scholarship Conunittee. claim without the help of a Iawver. . To be eligible, an applicant must be a resident of Gallia County and must be · planning to enroU as a full-time student in a college or technical college for 19711-79. The applicant may attend as a day-time oc 'In evening student. Graduate stl!dents are not eligible. Applicants from previous years are ·eligible to re-apply for the "scholatshlp. • Criteria ·for selectlon Include .consideration of financial need, school record, achool activities, work e:.pertence, ·:and references. Applicants need not bave experlen~ in all the above areas nor excel In any one of the above. Tbe conunittee will generally look at all of these criteria in a general way to select per1011s who will be awarded acbolarohlpa. The scholarship program began in 1971-72 with ten appUcaUons and one acholal'lhlp and hu grown to three or four acholarshlpo aniniaUy with nearly thirty appUcan\1 eaCh year. To raise funds for the scholarship program, the Gallipolis Rotary Club lpoll80r5 number of fund· raising activities in the community. Members of the Scholarship Conunittee include Keith Brandeberry, George Bush, MORE than 4110 yo101gaters showed up Saturday morning in the Public Square. Above, participants begin searching for Ed Higgins, Malcolm Orebaugh, arxi for the GalUpollJ RetaU Merchants' aMual Easter Egg Hunt 2,1110 eggs which were hidden earUer by association Hannan L. Koby, Chalnnan. eommlttee members. .Scholarship applications being accepted a ., -May reopen mines Monday ·. By DREW VON BEIIGEN WASHINGTON ( UPl I - Ooly the formality or a sign ing <."eremony remained Saturday to end the nation's longest soft coal strike. United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller and Joseph Brennan, presl~ent of the Bituminous Coa l . Operators Association , planned a quick signature of the new Utree·year contract ratified Friday by the union's rank-and-file. There were hopes the mines would reopen Monday . The lllklay strike highlighted many · in.dustry problems stiU to be resolved if coal is to regain its prominence as America's energy resou-rce. The UMW said final return"> showed 58,384 miners, a6.9 percent, voted to r~tify the cOntract, and 44 ,210 opp:~sed . President carter said ~e ratlflcntion ''upholds th~ importan t principle of industry-wide bargaining between U1e coal operarors and the UMW. "From the outset, we have known lhat the only satisfactory conclusion to this strike would be a collectively-bargained agreement, acceptable to both sides," Carter said in a statement read by Labor Secretary Ray Marshall at a White House briefing. · Negotiators for 14.000 UMW mine construction workers and the Association of Bitwninous Contractors resumed talks to reach a separate Settlement. In 1974, most coal' miners remained away from work for about three weeks after ratification when the construction workers put up picket lines outside mines unlli their pact was. settled. MarshaU said construction bargainers e~pect t.o reach a settlement by Monday" and Miller said he expected no delay in the Monday start-up date for his miners. Marshall and Energy Secretary James Schlesinger told reporters Carter would soon name a commission to study long· 11 Arrest 2 more on B&E charge POMEROY - Meigs County sheriff James J. Proffitt reported Saturday two more persons have been arrested for the breaking and entering of the Grace Gardner property in Rutland Township, Mark Haley, Middleport, and Dwight McDaniel, Rt. I, Middleport, have been apprehended in McHenry County, fll., on a teletype warrant from Meigs County. They have waived extradition and were picked up Friday evening by Meigs County Deputies to be returned lo Meigs County to face charges of breaking and entering . Dwight Haley, Jr., 30, Middleport, was arrested last Saturday alter he and another suspect were caught carrying ltemB from the house in Rutland Township. SherUI Proffill reports the arrest of the driver involved in the hitsklp accident that occurred the weekend of March 18, just west of the Crossroads on SR 124 . Darrell Ray Nelson, 31, Rl. I · Middleport, hu been arrested and has posted bond on cbarge of faillng ro stop at scene of accident . According to the accident report, Dusty B. Smith. Lincoln Hts .. Pomeroy, wu travelin~ west, and was sropping because of deer in the roadway, Nelson, who was also traveling west, waS unable to stop and struck the Smith vehicle in the rear. Nelson kept on g~ing. Nelson will appear Friday before Meigs County COIIJ't Judge Robert Buck'. 'f • \ range problcm:s in tlle Industry . " As gratifying ns the vote wns, It doesn 't ~how ov~rwhc lm ing endorsement of the contra ct," Mm·shull said. The lubor sec r~ tnr·y suid he feh the most important h:tclor lccnlir1g · to u~rt"emcnt w~s fear shared by 1hc operators and UMW tJmtlndtL"'lry-widc bargainin~ would be broken. Two earlier contract proposals were rejected, one by lhc union's bur,Ltninl~ council and U1e second by the rank-and-f\1~ by u, better Uum 2-1 margin . Carter h.nd invoked the·'fuft-Hartlcy Act, only to see mlner.s Ignore a fcd er~tl judse's back-to -work order. "Undoul..ltcdly the exper.icr:acc In the COll i strike will not cnctmrngc ihdu!'l try lo IJIOVe as ropidly toward coa l as Wt~ desln.'d fn the nationnl energy plun ," Sc hlesinger said ~ " NoncUJeless, we must solve these longer-torm problems of produc.tivily und stability in the coa lfield s beca use ultlmately we huvc nu Hlternulivc. no satisfa ctory alterncttivc, but to move increasingly toward'i t oal . '' Experts said coul cun bc~in moving within a week and shipments · were expected to be back to normal curly next month. Miller's power '" head of the UMW was Scanl>d, und some membe rs . hnvc fill'd petitions for his reca ll. Stickers go on sale April I OOLUMBUS :_ The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Saturday announGed that 1978 passenger car validation stickers w!U be issued starti nl:l A(Jril I. Gallla County deputy registrars arc Evelyn G. North, 24 State St., und Ruth Evans, N. Main St., Vinton. Meigs County registrars are Freddie floudashelt, 255 Mill St., Quality Print Shop in Middleport and William A. Gibba, 186 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy . All passenger car owners whose last names begin with letters A throUgh K must complete their 1978 registrations during the month of April . ONLY persons in the A· K alphabetical group can obtain validation stickers or tags during April . Passenger car registrat.ion for motorists in the L through Z alpbabetical group begins May I and continues through May 31. Persons in either group wiU be able io register motor homes, non-commercial vehicles and non-passe(Jger vehicles at the same time passenger car sti ckers sre bought, 'or they may be . registered separately any time before MBy 31. Motorists must present an Ohio Iitle certificate (or memorandum title) and a 1977 registration card foi- each vehicle being reglsiered. Applicants who are registering a vehicle for the first ·time will need only bring an Ohio title . If lost or destroyed, a duplicate title must be obtained from the clerk of courts in the COWltY wbere the original title was issued. Berore a vehicle registration ca n be renewed, it Is necessary that the license number be verified. This is most accurately done from the 1977 registration card. Anyone who has not retained this card must fill out an additiona l form at the deputy registrar oflice and furnish the correct licerise plate number tOr v~rlfication. It is imperative that this number be correct in order that the vehicles be properly registered for 1978. - � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 24, 1978 eblin knapp larkins roberts smith spencer williams