http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1aec6669af44a3b36dadc228b6ef654d.pdf 29a86290365b27351fb85c683fda4ace PDF Text Text • I ., I Council okeys change ' ! Right turn on red al traffic lights located at Court and Sycamore Streets is now legal in the village of Pm:neroy as a result of acti on taken by co uncil Monday nighb-€ouncil voted to take down the "no right turn on red" following a disc ussion Monday night. Sign s will be removed today . In other business, council gave the third and final reading to an ordinance increasmg gas rates 70 cents over the next two years. The ll: Re<1l o BLUE lUStRE shamoooe• • 10 ge1 Ill€ ':i~IU I)blniJ ClCI 10fl YOU need ro 1o1JSen ond llf1 out grourH.1 11; Otrl on a grlf1e And use BLUE IIJSTRF >11nmpoo IO gel \'(}UI CO' [)PIS biiQill Ch,,.lr a nd plush' 'J'Ilf: RJ(: II infiPI S Rl postponed F:asler egg hun~ of the I t 'I 111J ;rt the \1 •ddleport Community Park were Sue Ellen Fry, thP gold egg worth $10, ,md l\r1;rn IIRwh• ,·. the "lveregg, worth $5. Sue is the d11u~htcr of Mr . and Mrs. James Fry, Houtt> ·; ' 1•lll t+>rt•\. ;md Brwn 1~ th ~ sun of ~ r . and Mrs . John H~wlcy, Middh•1XJrl. Pn -t·!ltl 1 lht• ~ ,,uru•-,tt'rs with the eash prizes was I!Hnk C'lt>land, new rst Hotari;.m , wtw :-;c:>J \ 1'd il'-' rh:w rn;,n {)(tile d~1~· Mtddlt!port fin!rnen wt•re on ha nd lo e~ ~s1st wi th Sunday 's t'\ vnt H~>to r) U!llllllllltlllltlll (I" l[flltllllllllllllllllllllllllfl lllllllllll lllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllltllll = ~-= - ME.' Jf!SC UNlY VOTERS -~ ~ !;j ~ ~ ~~~~l frHl~C' - !.;"''' L>een filed 111 Me•gs ('o unt.v Commor1 Pl~·a~ Cou11 . F11ing for LhssulutlOtl were ===- ] YOU MUST BE REGI STERED BY MAY 6TH : = If You a•e Not Req1 st ~re d . :: ; - If Y "''~ u '""\:; m Do ubt a< to Whelhe• Y·HJ M r Proper ly Regis tered . Ph one lh e Jara Ma sonic Temp le Building P .O. Box qss, Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Phon e 992 -2697 Hours9 : 00- 4 : 0 ~ Saturda ys9 : 00- 17 : 00 fl lt1d Fr.anklm I AJ\1,'1 ''1' 1.. HL'SI! . AriA·I I . Hu,h . ~1 111 St .. H4. Mrddleport , dll'<l Sat urd: 11 "' flll" clt\orc ~ llis r{':;it.lcm:t Mr Bush w;r :-; Htl ~g ..,, 1J< 1r·n Feb. 6, 18!J-l at · Buffa[, · W V<L., the sn 11 uf the [:~lr l' 0 and Del la Bush. He was also preceded in death by 1,11 ,. sister and one brother . He was a reurcd ra ill·uad C(lnduct or for the Nc• Yor k Centra l Harlroad -Cu. .\ Ill 111 t t'po l'l SQCAD 1\l 'NS T"1 " Ht1dne EH Squrt d w;1s ca lied Sat urday at 6 11 .111 . fur • F.rnestine rrsher wlio was ta ken to Veterans MenHrrral Husprtal. On Sunday at 4 O> ~ p.m. Ho) Bush ""' ta ken to He - ':,;£ROSS '"' ,H A R 0 w A R E ' .. - GARDEN .' "'" ' '" "-.._,) ""'~ ~~~~ ' /4'\,' \, . We just received a new sh ipment of seeds and ga rd en too ls. Stop in and prepare for spring gardening T tl ~· pres r ut:.it i11 n of " Music Man " h~' thr musk dcp:r rtmcnt at lht• Mel~s Hig h SrhtlOI Friday a nd SnlUrdn \ rc"i d r ot~ m ~ h u, sons, tWtl ~; (· urrying to trunks t. J1p, up f'<JS tumlng CROSS HARDW-ARE Open Mon . thru Sat. 9: 00 to 5:00 Mr ddleport "ort· thl~ "h itt· gu \\ fl l'hkh \HlS tht' wt•ddinl-( dn•ss of th•· l'~r l~ 19<lO's Fur the prod"rtlo n Pu lgt• Smit h 992 -3831 Memorial Park. Sl. Alha ns. Fnends nr ay call at the fu neral home any time th e latt• Mrs. ll . H. Ra \o\l iugs flf Pomrro v. M:o;CV fLEMING COOLVILLE Mrs. Na ncy Rr:twley Fleming . 37, Dela ware, SCJ turday Oh io. died evening at Hi\'Crsl<lt· Methndlst Hospital iJr Colu rnbus "' the result of gunshot wounqs alle~e d ly rnf11 cted by he r former :1usband on Man•h 26. M". Fleming was born at Cool\'ille, a daughter of Ira and Bcsste Borman Brawley. Coolvrlle She was an empluyre of the I. K . Baker Sun llcl Farms at (;alena and had bl'en (:1 Veterans Memorial Hospttal . ' Saturday Admissions brut ht•r, Tonun y, and a Opal Cummins, Racine . Saturday Discharges - Joe '"\' ''. 1-'<ilth. I· une. ;II st•rvices will be Bonecutter, Roy Neff, Em· ln•ld 11t 2 p. 111 Wednesday .a t mog ene Norton , Debra til<' )\'Ilit•· Funeral Home 111 Norris. Mary Divers, Anna < ,.,.Jvill e wi_t h ! he Hev . R~y Hart, Joseph Trible, Jack Ilee!<' I' offrcra•rng Burial wtll Rankin. be 111 tile Coolville Cemetery. Sunday Admissions Friends may c"U at the Dairy Glassbu rn , Bidwell; funeral home any tunc after 7 Sheila Sinclair: Evelyn p m. tonight and all day on Jewell , Pomeroy ; Roy Bush, Racine: Jimmy Graham, Tuesday . Pomeroy . Sunday Discharges Mad eline Cha ffin , Alice {Continued tram pqe 1) Mullin s, Debbie . Deren· " lso staged at the high school Saturda)' night entertained berger, Elija Powell. with selected numbers. Introduced were aii 5<J.year mem bers of the Knights of the York Cross of Honor, 33rd 9 P. M. DEADLINE Uc gre e Masons; all pa st Deadline for registration of musters of the district and all rrrscn t masters ~,.~f lodges m voters in Meigs Counfy is 9 the four co unt tcs making up p.m. on May 6 rather than 4 p.m. on May 6. tile district. 1l1e Board of Elections All drstriC1 nffi cers. pa st office will maintain special clr strt ct depu ty grand hours the evening of May 6 to uwste rs, two district accOmmodate last minute educat ional offi ce rs and registrations. Charles Baker , Iron ton, •tale junior cotmcilor , of the Order of DeMolay, were also introduced . MEET WEDNESDAY Grand Master Hasor spoke The Middleport Ladies on generu l aspects of the Auxilia ry will meet at the fire Masunil' Order. lie presented hall Wednesday, April 5, at a 60 year Ma sonic pin to Fred 6:30 to travel to the Holiday Husscll, form erl y of Br~ d ­ Inn for their anniversary bury and no w of Santa Hosa, C11 lif. . nntl prescnte<i awards dinner. to M!\'eral ) oung people for utH'-:tandtng r untrtbutwns to thcrr r espec tiv e organi7.at ions. Those tnclu ded Pau la Eichmger, daughi<•r of Mr. for her work Wllh the Hain l~J W t: rrl s. 1urd Seott Heuter, son uf Mr. and Mrs. Don Heotrr. Middlepon . for his wo{k in the Orde r of Dc ~ o l cy . .!udy Crow was reeognJZcd as a recrpient of a MasoniC scholarship. Mrs. trow and her husba nd, Sam. are tcnchers in the Meigs l.<JcaI Distrrct. <Jnd Joe . and lluw daughlt•rs, Carolyn, Sherr) and Manina , all at home: three bro ther s, Walte r Brawlc) , Dayton. and David and Danny Brawley, l'ooh·1lle ; .sfx Sist ers. Mrs .. ,~ Lesley is ge~ting ready to become a nurse .... Ch arles I ir ene 1 Alake, Ashle), 'Oh io: Mrs. Butch I Donna I Welch , Tup pers Plains : Mrs. Dale !Drann eJ lt,,ckhold, R""dsv ille ; Patty Brawley, Ashley: Mrs. Jim t Kath YJ llobo, Dayton ; Mrs. Charles <Terry ) Modesi tt , Piloeni x, Ariz . She wa s preee<ied in deat h by a ~. Lesley Carr ltves in Pomeroy . She's had a saving s account at Farmers Bank s ince s he was only a week old and she plans to keep o n s av ing because sne wants to go to college and become a nurse . Fanners Bank is helping Lesley by paying interest on her passbook sav ings accou nt If -you a re con ce rned about plan nin g for your future, ltke Le sley ts, Farm e rs Bank has the right sav ings plan for yo•J We' ll pay you the hig hes t rat e of in terest possrble Lesley know s . People you know. Fn .know Formers, Farmers an k OHIO Member fOIC POMEROY, STYLE ~x~..~lll!flt salary along wi th a chrnce of jobs ttw qpportunrty to work toward a \U.Q year assocldle derJw ''""'"'' lhe wrunwl ltv Col ... lechnical schools '1 xperienc.e m training dt sorne of thP finest rhe nauon . valuable worldwid" pard va<dtion a year I \ Th<on your search Is over. Because the United Staies Au Force can. offer you an k..-ge of tlW 1\ir h:m. e ( O· ChS JgOrnPlll 5 medical care . Oil denl' l care and much more It 's one of the finest opporhinllle\ In the nahan Ca ll roday For informatiOn, contact · S.Sgt. Vernon J . Zegel . USAF Recruilinq Office m N. Columbus Road Athens, Ohio ~570). Ph. (6141 597.4591 /· ) PICTURED '9.95 1 ' the job 30 days of -c-· . ) r: ·...Classic simplicity" could well describe this kn!t shirt ... perfect lor golf or ony sporl Including specfetor I Colla r has a run of colorful stripes and the single pocket has th e cluslc touch, on embroidered emblem. A favor ite for •ure ... updated for ' 78 tn an easy-care blend of Dacron and cotton. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Wh ite and a big selectl oo of solid colprs. Visit the busy Men's ~nd Boys' Otptrtmtnt, 111 floor tM IX<IIilnl stylos,. tolors, WIIVII In mtn'l and boys' short slHvt knit shirts. You'll rNIIY llkt tills and set selection. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY West Virginia side of th e brrdge was changed 11 would help the enure situation. Chief of Police Jed Webster has asked a representativ e of the Ohio Department of Tr ansportatron, Marietta, check out sit uauon. l..;rrry Wehrung reponed the street and safety comnutt ee met to tliscus~ pa t~ L'hmg h11lcs (Ill luwer· West Ma rn, but m•edcd a rulle r to do a good job {Continued on PIICt 8) Fifto•t•n Cl•nt; \'ol. ~x ..'l;o. ~ 17 iJVews. . •in Brief~ workers ~~~~~s~~~f~)~f~co~us;h Additional By United Press lntrrnational COLUMBUS, OH IO - HOWDY DOODY'S WHITEFACED AND always mute sidelu ek, Clara bell , h!rs broken a ~year-old tradition - the clown took off his makeup before 11 camera Monday . Appearing on "Col umbus Goes Bananas." a show for teenagers produced by QUBE, Warner Cable Co rporation 's viewer response television service, Cla rabell put down hi s famous box with the yes and no horns, pulled nff his outsized nose and unzipped his striped suit . " ll felt fun ny," sa1d Lew Anderson , 54, of Scarsdale, N. Y. "I look better as Clara bell ." _ to vote today Saturday, a chan ce of sho \Hrs Thur!ilday •n d Frida y and fair Saturd ay. Hi gh tempo·raturcs will range !rom the mid 60s to the low 70s Thursday and Friday, but falling Into the SOs north and the 60s south Saturday. Luws will be In the 40s . $2.2 million approved for facilities ll y United Pn•ss WASHINGTON !UP!) - A Virgtnia, Kentucky, Virginia International $2.2 mill ion "ddi\J o ~ · to and Pennsylvarua . Some 14 .000 UM W :::-::···· ... federal gra nt s h11 s been ·n\C Appalachian Hegional ronstruction workers vote on approved by th e Economic: Commission approved $4 mila new contract today and all Development i\dmimstra uon li on fo r so me 20 needy signs are th<rt Urey' ll put a to co nti nue opcra tio11 nf hospi tals last week. MARYSV!LIJo, OHI O- C. HOUND HAS BEEN BROK EN formal end to U1e nation 's heal th fa l' ll tt ies in fi ve Up w$6.2 milli on in federal AND grading is under way at the site of the planned 220,000 longest continuous coal strike .-\ppalal'hian states, in cl udin ~ !<IX dollars are to provide square-foot motorcy cle manufacturing pial>( of the Honda - nearly four months after it Ohio. workmg caprtal for hosp1tals Motor Co. bega n. that incurred hro:) \.,. \tiSSE'!' Other states affected by Gov . James A. Rhodes and offi ci" is of the llonda Motor Co. The nationwide balloting Mnnd.ay's actron wpre W est turned the first shovels full of earth Monday for the facility wa s to be talli ed rn wh.ich is sche<luled to begin producing about 60,000 Wash ington and til e results WHEELING, W.Va. tUPI 1 motorcycles a year next sprmg. ann ounced at a news -· A $6 million law suit conference in the capital. demanding an exp1analiun uf KlNGS MILLS, OHIO - Til F. 1,61J(J.ACRE KINGS ISLAND " I am pretty sure it will family entertainment center will open for preview weekends ca rry about 60 percent w 40 the fate of money donated w the United Mine Workers Aprill5 wshow off a number of new attractions. COLUMBUS 1 UP I I - Ohio IKISt Frtday, the PUCO percent in Illinois and the during rts rece nt l ll ~lay The main new feature, said William C. Price, general nati on, " Utility Co nsumers' Counsel ~ ranted C&SO£ rate sa id Norman strike was expected to filed manager of the Kings Isl and theme park, will be the new Beattie , Di stri ct 12 field Wrlliam A. Spratley sa id Inc reases totalin K $28 6 today in U.S. l)istict Court. College Football Hall of Fame whrch will open in July and be representative for 2,200 mine Monday his off ice would ask million . The utilit y has The object of the lawswt by officially dedicated Aug. 3. Public Uti lities requested rate relief !<Jtaling eonstruction wnrkers. New Martinsvt lle attorney H. the Commi ssion of Oh.i o to rehear $45 .5 million. ·'We'll be just '" hap py as John Hrrgers was to be UMW DANBURY, CONN .- ASTATF. LAW RAN NINf: HADAft the d'-"'P miner was to get Uw rate case approvC'd ld5t Spra tley sa rd U1e PUCO's President Arnold Miller and detectDrs on cars will wrder~ o its fir st Connectil'ut court tesl ba ck to work ." said Dexter week for the Col umiJus and decision showed the the union itself on beh"lf of wday when the wife of a• airline ca ptain challenges rts Davis , re cordin g local Southeni o:.. . -- ·ctrir Co ' "infl uenc e of Wall Str eet" on four loc;tl uruon officers fro m constltut ion al ity. sta le utility reg ulat ors and secretary of 1582, in Marmet , Distri ct 6. Janet Holderman of New Milford wa s arre,ted Jan. 23 on W.Va ., wh o predi cted 75 that the comm ission "abused Hogers wanll to trace an Houte 7 and charged with operating a radnr detector called a per~nt approval of the pact 1ts ci.J scretion" in ap proving estimated S5 million rn reli ef ' "Fuzzbuster' ' by its maker. Electrolcrt, Inc., of Troy, Ohrn n<r tion wide . certa in tn crcascs in the funds sent to th e lJMW b) · State policeman James Hcilly orderl'l her to remove the utility 's rate base . " We'v ~ been uut lon ~ er and device from her car. She refu sed to do so and Hei lly then we've suffered the ~ ame other labor groups, mcludin g $2 mill ion fr om tlle Umtcd arrested her for U5ln g it. Mr s Hold erman has pleaded l~rrdships," he said . Auto Workers . innocent. Altholll(h Ureir contract had an other month to go, the hospilal Miller .rC illlllns Wile nin a call Miaml ed • DETROIT - AT LEA~·r $10 MILLION A YEAR construction workers walked Monda y. Vw e President Sam reportedly is heing added to heal th care costB in Micl1igan Church and Se cretar yAn $8fl:t,t70 F:nvir.. nmental (Continued on page 8) because ol kickbacks p~id to doctors by independent medical Tre~surer Will~rd F:sselstyn Protecti on Agl•ncy tE:PA l laboratories. were in m ~ ctin gs . grant has been Hwarded to ~oting health care expcr!B, the Detroit )ews sa rd "11re purpose of the sui t is the town of Nrw H11 ven to Monday that doling out krckback.s is comm on practice in the immedrate upgrade its sewage collection to force $100 milllon-a-ye<<r blood~c stln g business that serves disburse ment of the system, ~en J cnnin gs Michigan medical clinics. conl ributions made for Hand olph an nounr•ctl thi s By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD , UPI t mine rs' relief durin g the rnuming . CINCINNATI - NEIL ARMSTRONG, '11-IE FIRST person The gr ant money, whrch Woody Allen's senocomtc, strike," said Rogers, whv w walk on the moon and now a profesMJ r of aerospace was retam ed by Hon has to be matched by 20 per auto biographical love story engineering at the, University of Clllt lllnati, has been elected to McCra cken, Ken Waginald , cent local fun ding , wil l ·· Annie Hall" collected four membership in the National Academy of Engi m·cring. Juc Hoskins, 1u1d Gene Oiler, conve rt the town's existing Oscars for best prcture, The former astronaut, currently doing S[Ja ' e programMeigs Count y Sh eriff off1 cers of UMW locals. primary sew;:1ge treatment dire c tor . sl'reenpl ay an d hosed research on portable Ol<)'gcn ; upphes fr,r lung patients, James J . Proffitt said today 'nw suit also would ask thai plant into a seco ndary Diane Keaton as best actress was honored for making signifieant contriiJutron; to the field of deputies Monday in· plaintiffs be allowed UJ repre- tr eaun~nt fa cility, accordin g at the star-studded golden engineering. vestigated vandalism to a sent aU working and retired to Alan Vanhorn, vice anni ve rsary of the Academy president and general Awards Monday night. spare bus at So uthern !."'cal' s miners. CHICAGO - FIRE STRUCK A LUXURY high-rise Bus Garage . Richard Drey fus s upset . Roger s said one charge man~er of VTN Engineers, apa,rtment building in the Rush Street nightclub district today, Acco rding to the report, would be that tire UMW failed thefim1 that has designed the Hichard Burton as best actor routing hundreds of tenants from their beds. for his performance in "The Ray Proffitt , bus mechanic wdisbur se the money as part renovation of the fa cility. Five persons were taken from the Two East Oa k fur the di;trict, said the bus of its plan to have the 1978 "The plant is currently only Goodbye Girl~ Ja son Apartmen!B wHenrotin Hospital. Two policemen who carried was damaged some time bituminous coal agreement "ble to remove 30 per cent of Robard s won his seco nd a woman from the building suffered'from slight cases of smoke since 3:30 p.m. Saturday. A the wast e, but in the future it straight best-supp or ting. ~ inhalati9n , a hospital official said . The woman was not side window was broken and approved Miller and others in the will be able to remove 85 per actor award for "Julia ." seriously hurt but might have to be hospitalized. Box-office smash " Star a sunvisor tonr off. Damage mtern"tional ' e plotted , rent ," VanHorn said. He also said the upgrading Wars" collected th e most was estimated at $50. combined and conspired with BELGRADE:, YUGOSLAVIA - FOUR MINERS were Ernest Hess, Logan, W. each other" to breach lllelr will "llow New Haven to Oscnrs - six - but none were killed and 26 others were Injured in a methane gas explosion Va., reported a truck owned financial responsibilities and expand its capabilities Rod considered "major." " Anme (Continued on pag~ 8) by Margaret Conley, Shade, withh old the funds, the treat sewage coming from Hall " had four awards and the town of Hartford. A "Julia ," a drama about two was parked at the Hess attorney said. Hogers claimed the sim ilar EPA gra nt for wonlen caught up in the fight property on CR 20 near Kingsbury and hit by vandals purpose was to "coerce the Hartford , which would allow against Naztsm , had thr.., . But it was Vanessa Red sometime between 5 p.m. plaintiffs and the class tll ey it to hoo k onto the system , is gravo , best supporting Friday and 10 a.m. Monday. seek to represent to vote in ;t ill pendin g approval. Besides the expansion of actress for her title role in The 1973 International favor of th e proposed truck had the gla ss smashed contract submitted to the present fa cility, loca ted " Julia " who took the plaintiffs on or about March on Layne St., a laboratory spotlig'ht both in side and In a letter submitted to school superintendent, Donald out, two side chrome mirrors and aeration basin are ex· .. outside the Lqs Angeles 24. " broken, and a steel belted Staggs, Willard "Buddy" Moore today resigned as head footThe suit seeks a terirporary pected to be construtted. Van Music Center, wMre Jewish , radial tire was stolen as were ball coach at G_allla ACademy High School, effective restraining order directing florn said that proposed Pa lestinian and Na zi immediately . In a further move, Coach Moore resigned ·his some various small tools. Miller and other. tD accountsystem will make use mo;t of protesters clashed . Sunday evenin~ . the classroom teaching position as of the end of the current school The JDL was protesting Chester Township Fire for all th e funds and to deliver the eXisting lines which will year. the money w a trustee . ,..n be upgraded . However, De p~rtment notified· the Coach Moore has served as football coach at GAHS for the injunction was i\(l ught to forre several small extensions will past eight years - five years as asslst.anttQ John Ecker and sheriff's office It was responding to ~ fi re at the Goe- the UMW w distribute the · be added. Ute past three years as head football coach. money . The grant · EPA just In a statement wSuperintendent Staggs, Moore expressed gleln farm on West Shade. Rogers has asked for com- awarded was the final one In ·An unkoown subject had set h.is appreciation wall those with whom he has worked over the pensatDry damages of $1 a three-step process . New past eight years, to Include the teaching staff, coach.ing staff, fir e to a large ro ll bale of hay. million and punitive damages Hav en received grants and I!Chool a<jministration. He furth er expressed a special Approximately one-half acre of $5 million . t'ilvering the payment of a appreciation and gratitude for having known and worked with of field was burned . In other matters deputies . study and a design . Variabl e c loudin ess Ute many fine students and athletes atGaUla Academy. . took report fr om Betty "Bids on the project co uld tonight , with lows in the Following Utl!l school year, Coach Moore Indicated that he PerSOJ1S, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, be let out late this Sllffilller," NOWVOUKNOW upper 40s or lower 50s. Partly will accept a positio'! in private industry. who reported a battery had VanHorn said. He added that cloudy Wed nesday, with The bee hummingbird is the In receiving Moore's letter of resignation, School been stolen from her auto once construction begins it bird. It weighs an smallest highs near_70. Probability of "Superintendent ~taggs expressed hls appreciation for the while parked at the Tall should takr approximatel y 18 eighteenth of an ource and is prcclpitatiQ(' is 40 percent coq~Plete cooperation and fine working relationship tllat_J:las Timbers Night Club parking months to complete the about 21. inches long. Most o( today , 30 percent tontght and exi!Jied with Conch Moore during th!l years that he has -been lot. project. · that length is i'S b<'nk. 10 percent Wednesday . superintendent of Gallipolis City Schools. Expect law suit to he filed today partly due to a suspension of Uni ted Mine Workers health and retirement benefi ts. Under a rural health care prugn11n, the Depart ment of Hea lth. F:d ucauon and Welfare prevwll5l y pro,·rded S2.G rllllhon til clint<'S . Arn on~ those on hand when Monday's granl~ w erP itn - noun cccl were Sens. Howa rd :vlPtze nbawn and J ohn Glenn, bot h D-Ohro Th~ senators sar d tbe assistan l·e Krant£ " ill enable h(!Spitc.lis to rontmue pnl\1ding s ~n·ire~ and retain hr Hith <: Hrt' person nf'l now lo"ated rn the App la ~hran area . Rehearing sought on rate case aw·arded lf the conum sswn refu sed rehear the case, Spratley saicl his off tee had 110\ ) et dccrded wt1ether til nppea l lhe approval to t11e Ohio Supreme Court. "The order t approvtng the C&SOE rate UltTea s c 1 W(! : O. almost Hpologttl c at Umes , ·· said Spratley . " The ~~ commtss1on dl(l exerctse tts discr eti on . . too much m cntr c;rl of !.he PUCO's a 9.89 percent rate of retur11 on C&SOF. 's ra te base, filii l(rlln tlrr~ but wa ~ cntlcal of boosts in th e rutr base due tr, rertatn cunstrul'li on projects stil l tmdt•r wa) , but due to become ··· m ltnr" tatN t.hts year nw utrht) also has an- nountt•d ll s tntcntton of filtng fur a nother system-wide mcr eHse thts rear Col umbus ru tlirt) l and Southern Ohro has Spratley sard tus offr ce was Cli ch of the past four ) ears. f"vor of the investors " recet\·ed rate mcreases i.n Allen's "Anni·e Hall'' · captures four oscars vandalism .t ' HRUSII FIRE Til e Pomeroy Fire tJepnnnrcnt extinguished a brush fir e at 4: I 1 p. m. Saturday near the Don Bailey hnme on Willow Creek Road . SEARCHING FORA SOLID FUTURE? en tine probing • f ~ f ' at y ordinance council now has with the cable finn . Lou Osbo rne , co un ci lman , reponed a water meter tester was on orde r. Bill Y<t' ng _told . council about the traffr c accrdent at the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. He sard it is tremendous and suggested an offi ce r be at the locat ion during the hours mention ed. May or Andrews stated it was too dan gerous a situation to pla ce an officer i.n the area at those hours . The mayor contended rf the light on th e lw-<l\.~~~:~"»~'''"&.%\\':,~,.,.,-,:,..-,:,..,,,,-,:,..~~~~-,:,..~ Deputies I ' e • IS ' '' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesda .v, April 4, 1!17X busy Monday burying debris left from Ure hig~ water that was located on his neighbor's property, Joe Swain, Rt. I, Racine . $863 170 EPA grant l loward W;1 lsh, P·roctorville, Sl!ll~. Du u~las ,' .. , .. ...,. STRIKE ENOS CINCINNATI (UPI ) - A strike which began at midnight Friday at the Seven U!>-Roynl Crown Bottling Co. ol Cincinnati ended Saturday afternoon when 46 truck drivers agreed w a new three-yellr contract. MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Daughters : ('at hy Wa lsh , tluughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. ht>r HI-LOW TEMPS NEW YORK {UPI) - The h.ighest temperature reported Friday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 99 degrees at Presidio, Texas. Today's low was 8 degrees at Hou lton, Maine. SE.E OUR FINE SELECTION Mr ~ l'r~ ul Ea:htng£>r 1 P ot1H'n1), fur the ln tcrnHtluna l Urd~r uf Job's Dt•laware area for tht• past mnr years. PLEASANT VALLEY Discharged - Will iam Stato n, Vinton ; Lawrence Wallace, Apple Grove; Richard Nibert, Galli polis Fer rv: Helen Hensley , JackSon; Carl (Buck) Fruth, Point Pleasant ; William Black, Henderson; James Hammack, Clifton; Albro Ma llett , Gallipolis; Mrs. George Christy, Middleport ; Mrs. Willia m Flora, Apple Grove; Brian Dabney, Henderson; Charles Jeffers, Southside ; Joshua Thomas, Cottageville; Edith McCoy, Racine; Mrs. Gary Matheny, Leon; Mrs. William Cromlish, Gallipolis; Ger· trude Seines, Leon: Robert Lutton, Point Pleasant ; Cheri Swarrord, Apple Grove. ELBERFELD$ and re s1drnt of the Surviving bestdes parent s atr tw u i 300 at three great-g randch ildren. Funeral services will be twld Tuesday at I p.m. at the lta wlin gs-l'oa ts Fun eral Home with the Hev. Robert Llumga rn er uffieialin g. Burial will be in Cunningham :o.t't\1 mnn) Mllt.J.blr .nr tht• rnusll'n l.of 71 N. 2nd Av e. survived b) Vrt., six J.{ranckhildren and y)· '. _ vJJkitfsr:e,.n..m·:"tC\1 ' IS Fred F: . B~sh , C'olumbu, , Hnrl Francis Bush, C r o s~v ill c , Tenn ., t wu sisters , Mr.,. Haz el M o r~ a n . Tvlrr Mountain. W. Va .. and Mrs. H.A. (Ann I M•·rkel, Xenia, one brother. Emmett Bush, Buffalo, W. iimtllltlllllllllllllHitlllllllllllllllllllllll llllltllllllllllllllllllllltlllllltltltlttlllltlllllllll~ • Vel er ans Mem or ra I llospltal . Area Deaths i Steve Burson. n uuand. "nd : Rosemary flu r'iiln. 1\utl.rnd; := Pat >\.· l.itil<, Rt 1. J.. ng Vis•! the Bo o I d 's Off ru· Ill PPr!.On - O R 5 f\, •ltun'r and Kl'rlllrtli Littlr. Pho ne tile Boilrd of E lect ro.:s - O R ~ ('lie,hirt• M~ d th~ Board a Cal d Fu 11 l~ .h•ra ldrn r Huggs. \hddl!~ port . DOES NEIGHBORLY DEED - · Dennis Palmer, Rt. I, Racine, wa s --------------------------- 1 HOSPITAL NEWS. 5 MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS = Hnd one f('r Llivur\'1' :lg<i!!l st H.!l ~ and Hank Cleland extended a welcome on behalf of the Rot.ary Club. John Werner, active Rotarian, provided the sound system and got the eve nt underway . About 700 prizes contributed by Big Bend merchants were awarded. s~:VERAL hundred Ri g Bend youngsters were off and runni ng Sunday aftern oon at the Middleport Communi ty · Park when the Middleport -Ponl!'roy Rotary Club staged its postponed E"stcr egg hunt. Ma)'or Fred Hoffman welromed the yo w> gsters <L nd their txlrcnLI for the town TO F. 'Ill M,\ HR IAGES '[\qi SUI I< fur rlrs.<nlulHHI nf ~ ~ In Order Jo Vvte 1n th J 6th !"! r une n rmar y - w = water rates was given a second reading with counci lman Larry Wchrung voting "no " on the issue. The ordinance. if and when it is passed at the third reading, will increase mimmum rates from $4 .21! to $6 or an increase • ,,f $LBO per month. Council inquired about the proposed test wells to be drill ed near the present wells. Mayor Claren ce Andrew s inform ed co un cil he IS waiting on a letter from th e engrneering fi rm of Burgess minimum r<.~tc is presentl y $4 and Niple. Cost of one test but increases to $4 .35 the fir>t well was estimated at $5 ,000. year and $4.70 the seco nd Council 's main co ncern IS yea r. whether ur nol the quality of As an emergency action , water wil l be improved after co uncil approved two other the well is drilled . ordinances mcreasing fine s. Co unci I man H a r o Id One or<linance calls for an Brown read a letter from rncrease from $200 to $250 on PointView Cabl e TV, stating intoxica tion charges, if the the compa ny rs sending to the Mayor so desires, and 30 day s FCC requesting a permit to confinement or both . prov ide Hartford, W Va , The second ordinan ce was with servr ce . Br own v.on l:, H em increase from $500 to $750 on charges of neclng <Jn of- repre sent~ t ive frmn Porn! · fi cer. View Cable to meet with The ordinance tu mcrease co uncil for clarifrcation uf the ~"" Hedgrave 's allegedh 'l r,.'[l. ll rnh•n't'nt npP n anti ·SemitH.' actions m •P·trt ... .r ,dt'f\ m Boston. lie JUSt 11 <1 nlto say, Duke, making the fr lm , "The Palestinwns · TI1ret- j)(•rson s ~,~,. e m1ss ~·nu And we all hope were hospn"IJZed and four vou will be here next vear arrested 11 hen the three ~cause nn one can waik m J11hn Wayne's boots ." groups clashed . Rrtbar·ds. who portrayed Maste r of Ceremonies Bob Hope . who called the awards l!lera n figure Dashiell "!.he real Star Wa rs" and Ham mett 111 ".Julia, " was the quipped that with all the ol d- fir;1 actor w wm a back-totune acwrs and actresses ba ck award rn tlle best present "it looks like the road supporting" cwr category. (Qinllmald 0. Pill' J) r nmpany of the Wax Musew11 ," pa1d tribute at the end w :lohn Wayne , who No classes scheduled Moore resigns as Saturday grid coach at GAHS Schools of the Meigs Local School District will not be open this Saturday. The district 's board of educatron March 21l approved u revised calendar Changing the Good F'riday ho lida ~ as well as the Monday following East er . Saturday classes were set April 8, 15 and 29. The ofli ce of Superintendent Charles Dowler announced Monday evening schools will not be open this Suttn·day as plunncd. The Ohio Legislature •;till has not passed legislation providing additional days for districts In Ohio due to weather, strikes, etc. However, there is legislation pendin g whi ch apparently led to the latest rhange thls Sattllrday .in the Meigs Local District. Weather· Leaflets are now available Me igs Co unty She rrff .James J. Proffitt repons leanets expl"ining the new law on molorized bi cycles toften call ed MOPEDs ·, are now available at the sheriff's · office . • The MOPED Law became effective April I. The law provide s that 1f the motorized bicycle is operated on a public ruadway or on pnvate property used by the public for vehr.·ula r traffic or parking , then the operator must be at least 14 years of age and must han either a driver 's license or specie] permit for motorized bicycles . The rnotorited bicycle "perator li ~nse is issued by 1111' Ohi" lltJreau of Motor \ t>h• ~·~~ !l d' the local dcpul) regrslr; r>. l'he iee is $2. The license exp1res on the ·licensee's birthday on the founh year after issuance. Leaflet s are furnishlod by the Ohi o Department of High· way Safe!) and nrc free'l.pon request . �• • 3-Tbe Datly Sentmel Mtd\lleporl-Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Aprtl4 1978 ·-y;;;;; ";~er, Snively, prepared for strike {EDITORS NOTE Yt as the contract settlement between the Untied Min. W rkers Unwn and the eoa llndustry wonh It to UMW members \\hu struck for 110 da)~" What "as gained and "ha l""' lust and what probltms are left facing Industry and lht unton J hn Kady 1f the C lumbus UPI boreau ~ tra1elled t the c• alftelds to southeast Ohtu thts past week-end u talk t th e same thret mmers" lh "hom he talked Nov 30 ne week bel re the strike Folio\\ lng Is hts repon on the fre llngs of these three mmers 1 B) JOHN T KAD\ POWHA I ~N POl NT Oh o UP! Terr) Slmel) 53 a coal rnmer fur 15 )ea s and damned proud to be one was pretty "ell prepared for the recen l Hklav str ke b) the Uruted Mme Workers UfUon He plans to be better prepared for th e next one I m a\read1 startmg to put some mone) away sad Sntvely who satd he felt the lengthy str ke "as worth t but adds We dido t gel eve )thmg we figured we would get Snt-.1) Ken Wagn ld and Bob Hoffman aU employees of North Amen can Coal Co Mme No I n Po" hat an Pomt and all off CErs of VMI\ Loca l 5497 bel C\e UMW miners got shortchanged m the recent contract se ttlement The) a\S<l are concerned about peace wtth coal operators ver the nex hree ears and al three satd Commun sts who have tnftltrated s.:n e \Thill loca s shou d be thrown out of the un on 1m savmg up satd Wagn ld Hof fman added I m bu) mg more bonds and puttmg away what I can All three be heve that unl ess a better contract s forthcommg m three )ears the VMW wtll be out on str ke agam when the present pact exptres The mmers went back to work for the rtght to work sa td Wagntld They dtdn t vote for the contract they voted for a paycheck We took the contract and I voted fur tl because I d dn t thtnk the negotiators could get us anythmg better satd Sntvely Ithmk the UMW IS stronger no" Utan tl has C\ er been he satd We stuck together through thts and sho"ed the coal operators " e weren t gomg to be pushed aroun d There "as a lot of togetherness But Hoffman pres dent of Local 5497 feels thmgs may be different m three years and one reason ts the amount of non unton coal bemg mmed We re gomg to have to work under this contract for three years satd Hoffman And m that ume a lot more non-umon mmes are gomg to open It s gomg to be a lot harder to organtze them because there ts nothmg m the contract to gtve them The UMW lost tts cradle to gra;e health benefits when the coal operators forCEd the mmers to accept health msurance plans m wht ch members have to pay up to 1150 deducttble m ! ~p~pr~~e~rns~~! ext~~~~!t~hetr doctor or pharmacy bills Bulthere was a Jot of abuse under the other system sa d Sn tvely There were some goddamned bums who would sna tch an)1hmR that ts free Some of the doctors hurt tt too -- r "'Now we ve heard a lot of harp tog from the coa l comparues about 1ow they wan t to get close to the m ners once thts contract wass gned satd Snt vell They hove a chance to get close to the mmers m the next three years Cooperalton ts a favonte word they ltke to use But they ..on t do t satd Sm v~l y 11te co 1 mtner ts the eastest guy m the world to get al"·ng wtlh - JUSt don t push him They ta lk about cooperatiOn and harmony and the ftrst Utmg North Amer can dtd was take away that $100 bonus from themmers who had btlls at the company store sa d Wagntld How s that for cooperatiOn' I ta lked to the people at the store and they sa td tt s mone) owed for grocertes and they are gomg to get It satd Hoffman Some of those guys owed $600 and $800 grOCEr) btlls Some guys will be drawmg blank checks for a couple of weeks The company w 11 take tt aU for those btlls They left that company store open and gave cred t but after the first contract was reJected they closed tt down he sa td Sntvely Hoffman and Wagruld srud they were aware of Commumsts m some of Ute locals m West V rgtrua and feel ~-------1 SO"cial I Congressmen named by Parks 1970 made to Gallagher tn 1975 Kleppe R N D 1972 Former Rep Otto Park satd Gallagher repatd l Calendar I Form er Rep Donald tn Passman D-la about $120 of the loan and Lukens of Cmcmnati R.Ohio 1 10 WASHINGTON {UPI I Two extra da1s ha e been come tax returns these last Followmg ts th e hst of added to the mcome tax Many taxpayers have no few days congressmen to whom South season and the IRS reports chotce wtth the federal tax In orderto handle the surge Korean n ee dealer Tongsun TUESDA\ that the a>cra~e amount code requ rtng taxpa)ers to expected H & R Block the Park test f ed Monday he had XI GAMMA MU Chapter refunded thts 1c r ts $483 40 ftle t~e 1040 long form tf thetr mcome tax preparat on ftrm made payments Beta StK na Plu Soror tv 7 30 up $1 7 32 from a ea r ago ncor e frorn etther mterest that prepared one out of Former Rep Ross Adatr Tuesda1 at the home of Mrs The t11 o do ex ens on or d dends totals more than every nne returns last )ear R lnd $500 m 1970 Carol MtCu lluugl Cu tural b<!)ond the t adttt unal ~pnl $400 or f they are smgle and plans to keep offt ces open Form er Rep Wt\1 am eport wt\1 be g ver by I ) n 1 15 ftl ng de a I oc • as ha ve ax able mcorr e ex datly ncludtng weekends A yres of Akron R.Ol to $500 Shuler an I Susan Baer K"Y ~ranted nut I a ast m nute ceed n~ $20 000 or f they are through Monday Apnl 17 n 1970 Atkms and Jane Daggett w 11 al1 f C r ~ r s hu rather h1 a marred co uple ftlm g when off ces wt\1 rema tn open Rep John Brademas D he a lend r • h uh place s o ntl "th ncome m excess unttl C\ery customers return be hoste ,se> G rl of the year lnd a tota l of $5 250 W1 be elected Members "re Apr 15 on Sa urda1 th s of $40 000 AlS<l f a husband s completed accord ng to mel tdmg a $500 check m 1970 remtnded to take a lul for the 1ea t Wh en the f lmg r 1nfe f les a sepa rate return ctt) manager Ernest San forg11 eness of $1 BOO tn 1972 se t v <C p O Ject deadlme fal ls on a Saturdal and ttemtzes deductiOns the ders for expenses for a fund Su 1da1 or holtda v t IS bv spouse must use Ihe long SU TT ON TOW NS HIP rats ng event at Park s a ' ext ended through the f rm alsr trustees Tuesday B p m at George Town Club and 12 95() next \\Orktn g da1 or tn th s A taxpayer who has the S) racuse Muntctpal Buildmg m 1974 m cash use thr ugh Mot dav Apt I ptton of us ng etther the long POMEROY Cham ber of Rep John BreaUJt D-La t ur short form should f gure Commerce Tuesday at noon $5 000 m 1972 (Park satd he Appare n 1\ ma n1 of h s axes ustng both forms at Metgs Inn Speaker "'11 be gave a check m that amount Amenca s ta xpa e s are and f \e the long form If t Gcorgc Arnott to Gordon Dore a frtend of planmng to take ad an age of sa;es hun mone) ODC. F: Breaux and d d not know MIDDI EPOH r thts extra n e t co plcte The IRS pr edtct s that 163 F 1dAM 30 1ucs wh o actually cashed the nrome ax re urns s nee 88 200 000 federal ncome tax Maso c check even though tt was da) gl t al the a cord ~ l IH5 f gures as r urns • II be ftled thts tax Te nple tntended for Breaux) of Ma ch I 15 9 pc cn t f I ng se ason S nee on !) POMF:ROY CH \P1 1 R 186 Rep Wtll am Broom! eld fewer of tt' I ger f r lll040s « 800 000 "ere ftled as of II) UICK KIMMIN~ 0 E S ruesda 7 15 p n at R M ch a II 000 check m had bee f Je I tha a the \larch 3 s anttctpated that OOLUMBUS (UPil - State the Po nero Maso 1 {' Tem 1970 later sent back to Park sane 1 c a 'ear ag > t 1r 5I null on taxpayers Sen and GOP candtdate for pi I la t on 1 I be held at d Rep Kika De La Garza D Ho" ' cr th " persons I r g Audttor Donald E Lukens off tee'" art askld tu ' ear Tex $500 tn 1970 040A ;/ rt forn s ere Monday dented takmg cam ticltgUI IS Loutstana Governor Edwtn sho w ng ;.~ ndenc fl patgn co ntrtbutwns from Ed• ards Park satd he earl r th n I t car • h Korean rt ce merchant ga;e a tota of $25 000 as \1 EDNF..SDA Y 1040A > ruru g 1 1 ce t Tongsun Park and satd follows $20 000 m 1971 SOUTHERN Jun or H1gh abo\ e t t' lr f t: r Park s descrtptton of the tr tncludmg $5 000 liJ Edwards Athlet c Boosters W ednesday W th th rh gC n I e x relationshtp as close krut 7 30 p m at )untor htgh $5 000 to his brother Mar on was fa lse "" eff 1 $10 000 to Ed wards "tfe taxpa cr a r n sl HIS testunony s sunply Parents urged to att end Elame p tl'l $5 000 more m LADIES A\JXII IARY of car t 1 ard f , 11 1 0~ II dl fc pa ckets of tree not true He ga-e me no 1972 to Edwa rds Mtddleport Ftre Department fo rms but tto e ~t d seed I r gs and ground cover mone) M aU satd Lukens Rep Thomas Foley Deet Wednesday at 6 30 p m shou d r " th o g r tla 1 o dcred through the 47 who served m the House of W ash $500 m 1970 at ftrc hall to travel to fo rm al so t be <er1 11n ll \l c g S. tl and Wa ter Con Representatives from 1966 Form er Rep Pet er Holtday Inn for ann versar) ar e ta k n~ ad a age t at n Dtstnct rna) be through 1970 F'relmghu) sen R N J $500 dtnner ever} pr ss ble leg t t t1 X p <kc l t p on Saturda) Aprtl Park told a congresstonal tn 1970 later returned w rleduct n cc r 1 n II & H 8 \1 nda 1 Apr I tO t"<Jmm ttee Monda) that he Park Block II e tt hrr permttttng they thought he gave about $500 to THURSDA Y Form er Rep Ntck F r n a ce tt e~ x " be utstde near the Lukens campatgns n both EVANC Eli NE CHAfYfER Galtftanakis D N C $500 m p 1ers " ' elect u he Se d Street ent ranee of the 1968 (for congress and m I 2 0 E S 7 30 Thursday at 1970 and 110 000 tn 1972 I n form <a nn t puss b\1 Farn e s Ba nk on Saturday 1970 I for the GOP nom matton the Mtddlcpon Ma somc Tcm Form er Rep Cornel tu s okc ad t oge uf /edu ct ns On M r da) the) wtll be m the for governor ) pie In t alton • til be held ar d Gallagher D-N J $13 000 m f r n r t <al' rc I s ate D >t n fftce on the second I m honest I dtdn t take off cers ctrt to v. ear tt c1r or n or of the bank thts guy s money I dtdn t chapter dresses F nal date 1970 $59 000 rn 1971 $19 000 m 1972 All n additton to a s 111 seed\ ngs have a better take t I m clean And I for pa) ng dues 12M 000 loan Park satd he 1 I a ce uf survtva\ tf planted wouldn t tf he d offered tl h ht lU s can ~ ~ don dela) n ptcktng satd 1 ukens of hen up fr m B am ttll 4 30 It tl n But Lukens did sa) that un E' ax p tr r < ther da1 while he was m Congress he was offered and accepted a free membershtp tn the swank George Towne Club which Park founded and used I J(l\'\ tii..,ACER frequently to enferta tn L P I f I t>l t Wrh r By KENNETH R CLARK Washmgton offtctals B) Unlted Press international Lukens satd he has patd hts ~I 1\ \ llhl\ l l I \ n " se es de oted to the flamboy OSCA R WATCHERS Not all the celebr t es can be tn ant penod bet\\ N II rld II s and II opens wtth the annual dues smce then so he Hollywood when the Osca rs are passed out but few of them co uld ha ve a place to drama tt c fla<r of h gh school dJo tsual presen tatton mtss the btg event and they made a party of tl Monday mght tn Although the ser es promtses better at nal latet t ts only entertam busmess chents of New York W atchmg the Academy Awards show at Studto 54 far to the aud ence to wern that Het• een lhc Wars opens hts dtrectmall cons ultmg " ere Salvadore Dalf Andy Warhol Margaret Tntdeau 12w th Er c Se1 aretd del ;cnng what amounts to a lantern sltde ftrm vear<t\d Brooke Shields and 16-year<tld Marie! Hemini(Wa v Lukens also sa td he lecture tnterrupted occas or ally b) scholarly mtervte\\ S and along w th Mlck Jagger and h s new gtrlfrtend Gerrl Hall sn ppe s off lm One f lm ltp shows Woodrow Wtlson play ng S<lctaltzed wtth Park on the Songbird Julie Budd and her party dtned at the Backstage average of once a ) ear and shuff ebnar I restaurant with a telev s10n set at the table Meanwhtle at Between the Wars s a Mob 1 Showcase presentat on the mvtted Park to hts weddmg tn Mt chael s Pub double Oscar wrnner Woody Allen tgnored the o I compan) ha s so d to an tnd ependenl network of telev ston 1973 Lukens also sad he onCE statt ons Unl ke ordinar) syndtcauon sales to tnd vtdual double-dated wtth Park m whole bash Seems he had a gtg to play and wasn t about to let down the boys ln the band JUSt for a couple of golden statuettes stauons the Mobtl sho11 s When Havoc Struck was the ftrst ) Washtngton Lukens also dtstrtbuted a appear at the same tune n each market to whtch they have JURY FOR AN EX ANGEL The ghost of CharUe s partial transcrtpt of a I e bt en <;(){d - begtn ng Apr I 5 7 31).1! p m Eastern ume Angels haunts its former star from the jltr)' lrox today lo Lus dete ctor test he took f Cncck local hstmgs 1 Angeles SpeiUng-Goldberg Prodnctlons Is sufng Farrah It s unfortunate the planners of an amb t ous and worthy Saturday whtch he sat d Fa ween Majors for breach of contract because she walked out proJC< tsuch as thts d ploma t c htstory from Versa tiles to Pearl cleared htm of Pa rk s at the end of the show s ftrst season to do her own much Harbor fatlcd to compensate for a pred tctable weakness n the charges moneyed thmg wtth husband Stx Mtlhon Do llar Man (Lee Lulfens sa d he was early s/ ws - la ck of good ftlm l\lajurs J The producers say they hold four separate opltons to As \\ e ome hA ck as sertes narrator Sevaretd may be from informed of Park s cjlarges extend the ongmal one year contract wtth the toothy hts brtcf ret rement ne can t tarry the televtstOn audtence made m execut ve sesslOn superstar She dentes t sa)S there was no wrttten contra ct before the congressiOnal wtthout g d sua backup reqwrm g her to sta) It mlgh "' (aS! hav g VH aud chccs a taste or good things comm ttee on March 29 and liJ come f t t tk ers f the ser es ha d devoted the operung de ctded to take th e he PRIESTIIOOD TOUGH ON I\IARRIAGE Last yea r half hour t a u e 1 <W of the per od whtch would have detector test Jacqueline Means became the Rev Jacuqelloe Means tn He had eve n talked wtth allowed them t 1Ahet 11ewer appetttes lndtanaJ)OI s ceremon es makmg her tbe ftrst woman prt est tn Then they c u I I ave gone on to what IS the subJect or the Gov James A Rhodes about the Epstcopa l Church In a subsequent mterv ew she talked of f rst eptsode m tt s htstor ) - the Par s Peace Conference Park s testunony and the the strrun the lack of prtvac) res ulting from the priesthood wa s follow ng World War I that ended w th the s gn ng of the Treaty results of the he detector test putlmg on her famtl) bot satd her husband and four children Mr Park testtf ed he gave of Versatlles conrentrat ng on the diplomats who shaped tt were adJ usting Monda) she ftled for a divorce from Delton ond the American prestdent whose hopes for secunng peace money to about 3J congress Means cltlng the trretr tevable breakdown of the marnage men In htlltestunony he satd were doomed by what ha ppened there 25 years He says he Uoppose the dtvorCE of The show has a few 1ght moments as when FranCE s he had records for nearly aU In no Ca!lC was Mr Park s Georges ClemenC<)au puzzled by Wtlson s sad to have QUOTE OF TilE DAY Chicago V etnam veteran Mason ommented on the Amertcan He talked Ike Jesus Chrtst but testunony so hazy as that Hulmes to Cadtllac Mtch Vietnam 1eteran Joe Thompson dealmg wtth me a(!ed hke I loyd George who ts marketmg T shtrts wtlh the message Pa rttctpant This hazy and unceruun Most starthng was the vtew of a medtcal expert that one Southeast Asia War Games 1961 1976 second place Most charge ts completely unfatr sytnpton of Wt!S<ln s mfluenza whtch he contra cted n Pars people look at us as losers Thanks to your T shirt we can to me and those that believe "tght h ve been inflamat on of the hra n a form f encephalt consi der ourselves stlver medalists n the jungle warfare event m me I have records from t Uat c< lid have ro nprorntsert t s )uo~ men t my 1968 and 190'0 campatgn of the Pentagon Olymptcs Bet wee the Wars ffer 1nc t> s l tails the 11 nf eve ntHlead I rl l from the Amertcan My records have been GUMPSES Mary Tyler Moore wtth a party of 18 ts m rechecked and th ey reveal , efu 'l>ll t ~~ 1 \ au ns through solattomsm the Hong Kong on her way to a monthlong vtslt In Chtna wtlh tours that no contn button wa s ( t JJ , md I c nse of Httler pr oblems m the of Canton Shanghai and Pekt"8 on Lap Bob Hope and wtfe made by Mr Park to etlher 1 r t no those pnl m mary bouts the Ita han Ethwp an and Delores W1li recetve the Lowman Award for humarutanan f msh Cl\ 11 Wars rtght down to the matn event at Pearl campatgn Hls testunony ts sunply service tomght from the Crtppled Children s Gwld of 1/"rlx>r not true I have never Orthopedic Hospttal n Los Angeles Ryan 0 Neal and Ray /1 <;t or) buffs wtll ftnd the sertes fa sc nat ng and vtewers re cetved money from Mllland are tn New York to ftlm 0\tve'(l Story - whtch f ~d tl uuorm¥tve The shows ar ~ " bljnanza for high takes up where I ove Story left off Tongsun Park .chool students mterested tn the era Lukens denies report $500 In 000 tha t he for gav e the remammg $130 000 Former Rep Se) mour Hal pem R NY $500 m 1970 and agam n 1971 Form er Rep Rt chard Hanna D.Cal f a total of about $262 226 tn cl udmg 196 226 m bu• oess payments spanmng the pcnod 1969-75 Former Rep Larry Hogan R Md $500 m 1970 Former Rep Albert Johnson R Pa $1 000 m 1974 Former Rep Thomas Peopletalk - about $500 m 1968 and aga m m 1970 , Sen Spark Matsunaga DHawa t $500 on 1970and $1 000 tn 1972 when sttll servmg 10 the House Rep John McFall D-<:ahf $1 000 m 1972 and $3 000 m 1974 Former Rep Willtwn Min shall of Cleveland R.()hio about $5 000 10 1970 $1 000 tn 1971 $15 500 m 1972 and about $10 000 m 1973 In additton Park satd he gave Minshall abou t $25 000 to be conl nbuted to the Ntxon prestdenttal cam pat gn tn 1972 Former Rep Chester M ze R Kan $500 tn 1970 Rep John Murphy D-N Y Allen's (CllntlmMd frail PIC' I) Wildlife packets available . ReVIew . 1,,,•••m they should be expelled from the UMW A couple of them came to a rally at Market Plaza tn Wlieelmg satd Wagmld They were wearmg red cloth armbands We cut them off and made them eat them We don t want Ut em around here said Smvely I wear an Amer can flag on my jacket and I told one guy I would buy hun a one-way ttcket to Russta Just get the hell out of thts country I hate a Communist / I don t know why we just don t throw them the hell out of the UMW satd Hoffman Btl! Lamb Cadtz a member of the UMW F..xecuUve Board satd at D stnct 6 headquarters In nearby Dilles Bottom I don t thtnk the men sot muchoul of thtsstrike That contract certainly did not go anywhere to create stabtltty m the coalftelds satd Lamb I think the coal tndustry ts gomg to destroy ttself because of this contract The coal tnduslry has to have a work force that Ill at least half wa) happy and thts contract dldn t gel that he satd There was a Jot of anunoslty created by this contract The coal operators thought they could take a horse liJ water and make t! drtnk satd Lamb There s gomg to be some changes tn the UMW leadership he swd Most of the local presidents are young real young They are young lilugh and smart 1tjunk the union Is gomg to be a Jot stronger because of thlll strike smd Lamb PHIL! fP WEA VER GRADUA1ES - Pvt l'htlhp J Weaver s n 1 f Mr and Mrs Rtchard Wca \t.r rt(e ntl) grad uated fr m the Artn) bast< tranung at Fun Knox K) lie" """ takmg 11 weeks of a1rbornt tram mg at ft Renmng Ga A 1914 graduate of Mctgs lltgh S< h ol ht Is ma rrted t I tilt ft rmer Karen Netgltr and the uuplc ha vt 11 da tghtcr Mel d1 SPEC IAL MEETING RACINE - A spectal meetmg of the Southern Loca l Board of Educa!ton w 11 be held at 7 30 thts evemng tn the htgh school ca feter a ATTENDS CONFERENCE Max me Grtff th cashter of the Pomeroy Nat onal Ba nk and a member of the Ohto Bankers \ssoc tat on Markeltng Committee ts tn Columbus today attendtng a markettng conference held at the Htlton Inn under the sponsorsh tp of the ma rketing comm tt ee SIGN UP DAY RA CINE Rac tn e Baseba ll Assoctauon stgnup day wtll be held from 12 noon to 3 p m Saturday at the Hactne Elementary School Those slgmng up are to take proof of age and pay a $5 stgnup fee GRANGE MEETING RA CINE - A special sesston of Ractne Grange wtll be held at 6 30 p m Saturda y at the hall There wtll be a potluck supper The group "Ill vote on a delegate during the,juslness sesston WINNE R NAMED Holl e Green of Pomeroy was presented the top award from the Pomeroy National Bank Monday He was the first place winner Saturday when the bank observed ts 106t h anniversary HAVE GUESTS Mr and Mrs Robert Mttch uf Wh eeltng were the weekend gues ts of hts parents Mr and Mrs Perry Mttc ll ..... Last ) ear he won tn All the PreSldent s Men Netther Robards nor Allen attended Allen a jazz clannehst wtth a band m a New York City mght club satd he couldn t let hts band down beca use they count on me I m trrep\aceable Not good but trreplaceable Miss Keaton sa td she was very honored to be named best actress wtth people ltke Jane Fonda Sh rley Ma cLa me Anne Bancroft and Marsha Mason I dtdn t prepare an) thtng satd a surprised looktng Dr e) fu ss who played M ss Mason s comically arroga nt love r tn The Goodbye G rl After thankmg several people he satd Can I leave now' Th e Tur ntng Po nt about one ballerma who opts for a career and another ~ ho becomes a housew ife disap pomted many by wmrung no Oscars an d Close JLncounters of the Thtrd Ktnd ano ther sctence ft~ tt on him captured only one for best cmematogra phy Howeve r tt shared a spec al sound award wtth Star Wars Debby Boone daughter of smger Pat Boone sa"8 her verston of Joe Brooks htt You Light Up My l tfe best on gtna l so ng from the ptcture of the same name Mtss Boone was accompamed by several ch tldren wh o performed m sig n language Oltvta De Havilland Greer Garson Henry Winkler Joan Fontalne Wtlliwn Holden Farrah Fawcett Maj ors and Barbara Stanwyck were among presenters and the[e were seve ral sta ndmg ovattons mcludmg ones for Fred Astatre and Janet Gaynor John Wilhams theme for Stars Wars won for ortgmal score and the space age cowboy ftlm was a1ao honored for v]!lual effects art direction sound film editing and costume beating several top !ashton destgners Marshall Brickman was cowlnner with Allen for Annie Hall as original screen play while Alvin Sargent won for screenplay adapted from another medium for Julfa taken from Lllllan Hellman s novel Other w 1 n n e r s were Madame Rosa as betJt foreign film and A LilUe Night MUSIC for adlplfve score The Irving Thalberg Memorial Award lor direciors was given to Walter Mlrlsch and Charlton Heaton received the Jean Henholl Hwnanitarian Award from BetU. Davis $500 lD $72 000 1972 $103 000 m 1973 about $70 000 tn 1974-75 and abcut $2000 m 1976 for a liltal of about $247 000 Rep Edwward Patten DN J $500 a year from 197~76 for a total of $3 500 Rep MeiVIll Prtce D Ill $500 10 1970 Former Rep John Rarick D-La $1 ()()() m 1974 Former Rep Joon Rooney D-N Y 12 000 In 1970 and agatn m 1972 Rep Edward Roybal DCaltf $1 ()()() 10 1974 Rep Frank Thompson DN J $100 tn 1970 Rep Morrill Udal! D Artz $300 tn 1970 Rep Otarles Wtloon DCa hi a $1 000 wedding present tn Korean currency la ter converted to U S dollars Robert Reveles an unsuc cessful candidate for the House who was g~ven $300 tn 1970 P!tiltp McMartin another unsu ccessful congresstonal ca ndtdate who recetve d $1 ()()() tn 1970 CORRECTION NOTED The cancer crusade chatrperson for 1 etart Township ls Foc1a Hayman not Mabel Shlelda and Sue Beegle as reported by the cancer !IOCtety FREE CLINICS The free cervtca\ cancer chnt cs for Metgs Co unty women have been set for Aprtl 12 and April 26 at the Heath United Methodist Church m Middleport Appomtments are open for beth clmtcs and women may make an appomtment by calling 992 7531 tn the day tune or 992.,';832 tn the evening or on weekenda Wahama nips Meius. 4-3 ~port Tr~nsacr en s By Un l ed P ~ss n te rnat ona l Monday AMC - JEEP Foo tball S gned ou s Thompson as St coach 1978 Matador spec a Jer 4 Door Sedan Amer can Assoc ~ on Chcago ( NL J Oploned e ef p che r Manny Seoane o W ten Ia Ia m c ub use San F anc sco SO d re et I etd o I on he Amer can Assoc a ROCHESTER N Y (UPI ) - Uruverstty of Pittsburgh quarterback Matt Cavanaugh wtll recetve the ftrst Gerald B Zornow Award as the top co llegta te athlete tn the na tton Apr I 10 m Rochester AMC - JEEP Gallipolis, 0. 446-9800 stand behind our work. ~~~we That's ReaSon No.5 why you should let us do your taxes!' lf we prepare your return and the IRS should call you m for an audit Block wlll go With you at no extra charge Not as your legal representative but to answer any quest:lons about how your taxes w.ere prepared H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPlE 618 E MAIN ST, POMEROY, OHIO 01!fA9 Oolo6 00 WMkdlyl 9 00 to l 00 s.tturdoy Phone money Brown explatn ed He s look mg to see where he can be happy and wtn a champ tonshtp Hopefully we U be able to provtde that for hun Denver put together 11 and 9 pomt strmgs after Buffalo had taken an 87 79 lead early m the !mal quarter mamly on the work of Randy Smtth who poured m 23 of hiS game h gh 39 potnt s after mterm ss10n ' Denver fell behmd by etgl t on Smtt)l s three pomt play wtth 9 47 rema mng m the game But the Nuggets went on an 11.0 spurt over the next 2 ;, mmute s before Buffalo s Swen Nater t ed t 91 91 wtth 5 35 left The Nuggets outgunned Buffa lo 134 the rest of the way en route to thetr 46th wm of the season Thompson says he doesn t thtnk too much about rnov ng on to another club I keep t m the back of mv mtnd he sa d When 1 n out there on the floor I m JUSt concentratmg and play ng the best I posstbly ca n for the NuggeL• Hesavs money woo t be the maJ Or factor n a move QJ te natural y mone) ts go ng to be a b g pa t of t but tl s not gomg In be the to tal tssue he explamed There are J other things o take tnto constderatton such as the type of player s Ill be playmg w th and fee lmg comfortable m a parucular ctty A lot of teams are m the ptcture I m a fr ee agent S<l any team can ta lk to me Tiwmpson sa td Den Talk NEW YORK (UPI ) Calvtn Grtfftth keeps heartng all kinds of stortes about how Rod Carew htS star performer wants to play for the world champton New York Yank ees BYGREGBAU EY He doesn l belteve that Farm pond owners who had f sh kills due to th severe The Mmnesola Twms owners also keeps hearmg how hts wmter are asked to report these ktlls toGa ne Prot ector Andy stxtune battmg champ tSn t makmg nearly enough money Lyles at 98:>-3947 The Depart nent vf 1\atura Resources " 11 That he belteves use thts mformat on tn determtmng object ve~ uf the Not only does Grifftth belteve tt he agrees wtth Carew "ho Departments ftsh management program made $175 000 last year and then was gtven a $100 000 bonus m Speaktng of ft sh Ue fmny frtends are be<om ng 11 re tnd October wtthout ever asking for tt Thts year Ca rew ts making more acttve as the weather warms Already here a e ep r 5 1190 000 m the ftnal year of his contract wh ch has an optton of mce strmgers of bass and bluegtlls camtn g n n 1 the )ear after that serous angler wtll soon be tymg nto Mr Btgmouth as lprtl He s underpatd says theTwtns boss but 1m not the one and May are the months for Junk er ba ss responstble for that Hts agent came tn two years ago and Here are some mforma t ve notes from the ODNH Oh 5 asked for a three year contract wtth a certam ftgure He th ree state tree nurser es are the state s maJ or source of for est wanted so much a year and we gave tt to htm Thtngs change tree sced lmgs The seed ltngs are used throughout u est< tc 0 though and ballplayers who stgn multt year contracts often reforest and recla tm die or nonprod uct vr farm and a d str p hurt themselves n the long run mme areas An average of 12 m II on seed ltngs are produced Speakmg from Sun Ctty Anz Monday Grifftth ctted each year at the state ree nursertes opera ted by tl e Oh 0 another example of how stgrung one of his players to a multt Department of Natural Resources Dtv Ston of Forestn 1he year contract backftred The player was Cuban born Ton) nursertes are located u Green Sprmgs Manetta and Zanes Oltva who won three battmg titles and now ts a coach wtth the VIlle Tw10s There ar e 76 endangered " ld an malstn Oh o protected by Tony wanted a two year contract after havtn g a good yea r the Dtvtston of W ldltfe of the Oh o Department of Natural and I told him he was only gomg to beat hunself satd Grtfftth ReS<lurces Some of Ohto s more famtl ar enda tgered spee tcs 1 told him The way )OU can htt you U probably lead the are the bobcat n ver otter bald eagle comn on tern spotted league next year but tf you do 1m not gomg to gtve you a new turtle and paddle! sh The w tdhfe Dll son 11 arns Oh oa ns contract He satd Me okay me okay He tnststed on that that t ts \legal to kt\1 o capture an enda tge red" ld anur a\ two year contract and I gave hun $95 000 the first yea r and even for sc ent f c or educat anal purposes $100 ()()()the second Sure enough he won the batttng !ttle that Some of Ute more than 500 d lferent types of SOlis found n )ear but I warned hun beforehand that mtght happen and then Ohto are among the r chest and most p oduct 1e 0 the Umted he d be sorry he stgned a multt year contract States accordmg to the Dtv ston of Lands and So 1of the Oh 0 Essenttally thts same sttuatton s gmng a multt yea r Department of Natural Resources The w de d stnbutton of con tract and then becommg disenchanted wtth tt ts 11hat sot! types s the resu lt of weathered rock matertal be ng trans caused all the problems between Tom Seaver and Mets Board • ported across the state bv glactal ce wmd and runrung water Chatrman M Donald Grant In the end t resulted m a The flathead catftsh s the'onl) calf sh n Ohto ha• 1ng a polarlUIUon of both stdes and Seaver betng traded to the Reds flattened head between the e)es Gnfftth has hea rd reports and seen stones that Carew would Don t appraoch or trv to handle a w \d ammal that appears hke liJ play out his optton "'th the TwtnS next yea r and then go tn)ured or abandoned warns the Ohto Department of Natural wtth a wtnnmg club ltke the Yankees bot he dtscounts them ReS<lurces lllese ammals na) actually be dtseased and f There s no truth to those stortes says the Tw10s owner handled could transm t rab es dtstemper or other I know that because he doesn t hke that part of the world commu mcable dtseases to the handler lndtvtdua\s "ho f nd My own personal unpresston ts that Rod Carew ts somewhat wtld amma ls should contact the r loca l game protector 11 s on the fence about the tdea On the one hand he likes properly tratned m th e handlmg of wtld an nals M nnesota and the people there and on the other hand he s Oh o s tratl btke and motorc)cle enthu s asts can enJ 1 mtrtgued by th e tdea of playmg for a wtnner thetr sport at four espec all) des gned areas w hout d sturiJ r g Durmg the wmter baseball meelmgs 10 Hawau Ca rew told pr vale lando wners wtldl tfe or the em rorunent 1he all me he was pol off by the mechamcs of offenng htmself to purpose velucleareas are at R chland Furnace State Forest tn another club as 8 free agent because tseemed to htm too n uch Jackson County Maun ee State Forest n Fulton Count' p ke a form of slavery but more recently he told me he Stale Forest 10 Ptke 0 unty and the Perry Rec\amatton Area deftmtely was constdermg pla)1ng out hts optton next year m Perry Count) People say tt s the money he sa td It s not that at all I m Of the 6 4 mtlltOn forested a< res n Oluo;-W penen t ts secure The money ts oka) It s ]tl'll that I don t like the tdea of owned by prtvate landowners These lando" ners can obtatn wmdmg up an Ern e Banks or Btlly Wtlltams by never play ng pr ofess onal woodland management assiStance through the tn a World Series Forestry D vtston s Cooperatl\e Forest Mana gement Grtfftth and Ca rew have always enJoyed a good re\auonsh tp program As a part of the prog ra n 21 serv ce forestc" are Both have noth ng but warm words for each other publtcly and located throughout the state to pro\1\e ass sta nce to 1md prtvately The two haven t dtscussed any ne" contract yet owners who request tt al though Carew s agent t.alked to Grifftth about certam Ohtoans mterested m the many ~ear round act11 t cs an 1 constderattons recently One of those constderattons called programs offered at Oh o s 65 state parks can obta n '" o new for a ftve year e:xtenston of Carew s contract Griffi th was brochures avatlab le to the publtc w thout cost Copes of more mterested tn a two-year eltenston Programs 78 and Ohio State Parks Dtsco, er Oh o I told hts agent 1 d Sll down wtth him and Rodney but Naturallv may be obta ned b) "r ng the Pub t et ' ns noth ng more came of tl says Grifftth I ve had no dtscus Center Ohw Department of Natural Resources Founw u ston at all wtth Rodney Whatever he has m mtnd I want to Square Columbus 43224 hear tt from hun personally not from hts age nt I see htm Oh to drUicrs recorded a 13-)ear h1gh for the number of ne w (Carew ) every day but he never says anythmg to me All I otl and gas wells completed durtng 197 know s what I keep heartng second-hand and that sn t the wa) to do busmess I stlll respect Csrew as a great ballplayer and I hope he respects me as a busmessman p l che Tommy Toms o Spr ng '5575 00 RIVERSIDE No v eams Ba seball Mon ea - Ass gned nt eta el' Pe e Mack.an n and p che Rancty M e o Denver ot the 1 of the few rema n ng ca r s Loaded tor ta Parade lly MILTON RIQIMAN UPI Sparla Edllar Sporh RIVERSIDE Buffalo Its nmth straight loss and 51st defeat of the season It was the only NBA game scheduled The Nuggets coach hoped that people wouldn t bargam Wtlh the 23 year-old Thompson unttl June PerS<lnally I want Davtd JUSt to play and have people leave him alone unttl after the season Brown satd It s not like a lyptcal fr ee agent sttuatton where a guy s lookmg for more Today's ~foot home run by Jack Smith his flrst of the season and the first of the year by any White Falcon Smith s blast cleared the band bleachers and landed on the roof of the concesston stand whtch ts a shot The Bend Area tewn made lt 2~ In the Utlrd with a lone tall) Ttm Litchfield led off the mnlng wtth a stngle to right and moved to second when the ball was bobbled by the rtghtftelder The senior centerflelder advanced to lhtrd on a w ld pttch before scormg on a balk by Triplett Metgs narrowed the gap In the sixth with a run on two hits Greg Becker wtth one out smgled to left center and stole second before n dmg home on a \me dnve RBI single by Chuck Kennedy Wahama also scored m the stxth when Buddy Rose walked and" ent to second on an error by Hood m centerfteld FWse later scored on a bad hop smgle by R ck Buzzard and the Whtte held a 3 1 lead The Marauders do1111 to thetr last three outs keep ptcking away and later knotted the score wtlh two more run s Blakes leadoff stogie got things started followed by an error whtch put the tying run on base A strike out and a fielder s choice look Me gs down to their fina l out but an tnfleld hit by Mtke Waylan d oaded the sacks for 8 cluth two bagger by Kenny Young to tie the sco re at 3 3 Kurt Sa)re then made the defenstve play of the game when he speared Greg Becker s shot up them ddle and threw on to f rst for the ftnal out Wahama wasted little !Lme n puttln~ the game away In the fma l frame when Vm ce Weaver stroked a bloopmg Texas leag ue smgle to center to set the stage for Mark Smtih s game wtn nmg triple to center For the vtsttorsln the base hit department Mtke Wayland Greg Becker Chuck Kennedy and Tun Blake all stroked smgles whtle Kenny Young and Mtke Tr plett each were credited wtlh a double For Wahama R ck Buzzard Tim Litchfield and Mark Smtth all had a single with Vince Weaver collecting two smgles Mar~ Sm tth also had a triple and Jack Smith had that long home run to round out the Falcon hitters Wahwna returns to act on on Wednesday when they entertam the Hannan W ldcats h a 4 00 p m single game The Whtte Falcons close out the week on Friday when they v sit Buffalo 1 234567R H E MEIGS 00000 1 2 3 6 3 WAHAMA 0 1I 00 1 1 4 7 2 ERRORS - 1\ood 2 Hawley Weaver Buzzard DP Wahama 1 2BH- Young Trlpllett 3BH- M Smith HR J Smtlh SB - Becker SAC - Andrews PANCAKE SUPPER A pancake supper will be held at Salem Center School Saturday Apnl 8 from 5 to 8 p m Adults $2 and chtldren $1 The event Is being sponsored by the PTA GET LICENSE A marrtage license was Issued to Holly Hugh Howery 21 Rt 3 Albany and Diane Kay Lutz 18 New Marsh field BUFFALO NY (UPI ) The Denver Nuggets had JUSt clinched a dtvtston title Monday rught but Coach Larry Brown was sttll bedeVIled by the haunhng specter of lostng AliStar guard DaVId Thompson Dan Issei s 'XI pomts helped the Nuggets chnch the Mtdwest Divtston \tile wtth a comeback 104-95 vtctory over the Buffalo Braves and free agent Thompson added 20 pomt~ as Denver handed BY GARY CLARK Mark Smtth belted a run scortng lrtple In the bottom half of the seventh mnlng Monday evening as the Wahwna While Falcons edged the vistttng Meigs Marauders 4-3 Smtth s three-bagger spoiled a devaslalmg Marauder comeback tn the top half of the seventh that saw them come from two runs down to tie the score 3-3 alter trailing throughout the contest The wm was the fifth consecu!tve vtclory of the year for the chargmg Whtte Falcons and gave them a 6-1 season slate to date The local men of Coach Gordon Spencer are rolling along as tf they were m mid season fonn For the Marauders the loss was a bitter disappointment after coming from behtnd with two runs after two men were out n the seventh but the Metgs County crew went down like champions The defeat dropped Metgs record to I 2 on the season Tom Thompson semor lefthander for the Falcons went the dtstance for the local nine and picked up hts second victory wtthout a loss Thompson gave up three runs on stx htts while walking three and strikin g out six Mtke Tnplett got the starting nod for Coach Dale Hamson s crew and worked the ftrst three frames before gtvmg way to Btl! Ellnns who flntshed up Trtplett allowed two runs on three htts while strlk10g out two and tssu10g one free pass EIRins work four nnm gs m reUef and was touched for two runs on four h ts The hard throwmg rtghthander struck out five and walked two Wahama opened up the scoring 10 the second Inning on a STICKE R U6J7 00 ONE WEEK SPECIAL' IN THE HOSPITAL Sherrt Marl<ha ll daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mar shall rematns tn mtenstve care at Children s Hospttal tn Columbus She has been there for 01 er a week now Cards may be sent to her at the hospttal Sherrt ts a student at Metgs Jumor High School and ts a vtctlm of cystic ftbrosts Denver clinches division title Reds play Tigers in Coluyilius COLUMBUS (UP! ) Rtghthander Paul Moskau was schedu led to start for the ClncmnaU Reds today tn an exhibt!ton contest agamst the Detrott Tigers at Fr•nkl n County Stad w1 Moskau com ptled a /Hi record and had a 4 00 earned run average durmg his rookie season wtth the Reds last year A sellout crowd of 15 000 was expe<ted for the game to be pia) ed on the home fteld of the Colwnbus Cl ppers - the Pittsburgh Pi rates Trtpl e A !ann club Dave Rozema lf>-7 last season " as to start for the Tigers m today s contest the second between Ute two clubs n ~S ffi{'OV l'tays ......... ~ Announces thetr annual Sprmg Sa le Save on dresses by Kay Winsor Serbm J enmrerGee co urdtnates from Fire Islander L&K Russ Pandora Branch and other fine brand nam es 10 Pet hold s lay a ways even on sale merchandi se OPEN Di\ILY Waverly shuts out Gallipolis Waverly scored two runs m the botto m of the s xth m ng to defeat vls ttmg Ga lltpolts 2 0 m a Southeastern Ohto League baseba ll game Monday eve mng The loss left GAHS "tth a 1 ~ record n bot h league play and all games GAHS Wtll play at Athens th s even ng tn another SEOAL en counter Mark Fte\der led uff the stxth wtlh a lrtple off \osmg hurler Terry Wall After Rob Leffler fann ed J Krttzwtser sing led scor ng F e\d rr Krttzw1ster scored later or a Gi\HS error GAHS threatened tn the ftrst second thtrd and SIXth mntngs but could not dent hon e pate Ke1 11tor pson at I (1 U< k Ocr f eld paced G \liS "' tl e plate wtth wu hits ap ecc 1 erry Wall had the onl) uti cr GAHS Htt a thtrd tnntng double The Tigers managed onl) four h ts off Wall Bestdcs F elders trtple and Krttz wiSer s stogie T Freder ck and R Fredertck ea h h od a stn gle Wall fanned nlllc walked f ve W nn n~ h R Fre len ck f! n e I f 11a ked t• o I mescurt: ( AHS 000000 0 (55 000 002 X 40 Wa1 erl) ARP!l fOOl S DAY pro1ed to be a good one for the two [ sherme t uld mg a ntce stnnger of bass Ron Rtffle left and Gene 11 npson hoth of Rt 2 Pomeroy landed f ve bass at Htdden Lakes Three of them we tghed 5"z pounds each and two 3 pounds each Southern triumphs BY GREG RAilEY llle South ern 1 o nadoes of C a<h HIt n Wolfe Jr u 1cashed a len h l attack aga nst v s t ng Ha an Wes t I tr g n a Ia t n gh t c route to a 6 3 come fro n beh nd ' ll1 0r) Sout her IS no• 2 0 \\tth se or r ght lander John S t)re getung beth " ns th s u e reltef Hannan got on the boa rd f t ;t to the top of the second when I em pleton dtew a walk off stan ng S< uthern p teller Mke Huddleston He scored on a s g\e and a th rowmg error The hosts knotted the score n heu half mn ng "hen Ttm Br nager walked and scored on R cha rd fcaford s Stogie after a pa ssed ball But the vts tors "ent ahead b) t•o tn the htrd on three wa ks and t" st gles Sayre can e u 1 t1 e top of the fou tth Wtlh runners on f r>t and second Aher a bnef control pt oble he shut the W Ideals uut the re>t of the • a) Sa) re and Huddleston a f elder s chotce Brmager doubled to plat e a run I eaford s ogled Dwtght Htll drew a walk and Herb Ervm John West and Sayre con necte d for three stratg ht stnglcs When the smoke had !eared the Tornadoes had plated four run s Greg Rowsey took the loss as he went the dt>ia nce !ann ng four an walk ng JUS! three He also was the btg >ttck w th three s ng\es m four r ps to th e plate Say re Teaford and Ervm led Southern wtth two smgles aptece Brtnager had hts double and W nebrenner Wes and Jtm 0 Br en each had a smgle Southern goes to M ller Wednesda) Hannan 012 000 0-3 6 2 Southern 010 401 X-<; 10 I Rowsey and Aekers Huddleston Sayre WP 4l and Forbes THIS WEEKS SPECIAL cumbmed to far ele\Cn and "k eght Southtrn • or the con est n tl e f urth After an error and KC tourney to be moved to Syracuse Btll Fugate PreStdcnl of the Kl ger Creek Err p\oyees Uu b aga u re n nded I rttle Lt Jguc baseb o\1 fa ns and pia er> hat the annual K ger Creek I tttle ,eague r urn a ('nt ha USED CARS Spec tal' 1975 MERCURY BOBCAT CPE 1D au o rad o oa f 2 tone brown Rea sharp '2495 1975 DELTA 88 ROYALE CPE been d nt n l'd dut t the la rge s ..tit stru t n prog ram hit lib g g at K1 ger ( <ck f r thL xt ft• ears It thl s 11 r t r e Fuga te sa I Our g d fr cod and tournamenl I rector Bt\1 Hubbard tSsures us th Jt lhe tuum a mer t " II ue pt cked up an d held un de r d ffere t sponso rsh p at the S) rae use F te d n Sl ra cuse Deta Is wtll be announced later 6 cyl v ny A cond ad o P S P B gh b ue w h dark blue 00 '3495 Karr &VanZandt You II L1ke Ou r Qua !tty Way of Oo1ng Bus ntss GMAC FINANCING 991 SJ41 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs hl6 00 T ll pm Sit Insured? It Could All Gu Up In Smoke! Avo1d a total dtsaSt~<r get ~omplete protection w1th one of our full coverage Homeown ers pohC!es Don t hemace co play 1t safe for your fam Jly s sake Get the facts 900500 Shop Friday ttl 7 00 Phone 304 KX2 1112 DOWNING CHILDS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. �• • 3-Tbe Datly Sentmel Mtd\lleporl-Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Aprtl4 1978 ·-y;;;;; ";~er, Snively, prepared for strike {EDITORS NOTE Yt as the contract settlement between the Untied Min. W rkers Unwn and the eoa llndustry wonh It to UMW members \\hu struck for 110 da)~" What "as gained and "ha l""' lust and what probltms are left facing Industry and lht unton J hn Kady 1f the C lumbus UPI boreau ~ tra1elled t the c• alftelds to southeast Ohtu thts past week-end u talk t th e same thret mmers" lh "hom he talked Nov 30 ne week bel re the strike Folio\\ lng Is hts repon on the fre llngs of these three mmers 1 B) JOHN T KAD\ POWHA I ~N POl NT Oh o UP! Terr) Slmel) 53 a coal rnmer fur 15 )ea s and damned proud to be one was pretty "ell prepared for the recen l Hklav str ke b) the Uruted Mme Workers UfUon He plans to be better prepared for th e next one I m a\read1 startmg to put some mone) away sad Sntvely who satd he felt the lengthy str ke "as worth t but adds We dido t gel eve )thmg we figured we would get Snt-.1) Ken Wagn ld and Bob Hoffman aU employees of North Amen can Coal Co Mme No I n Po" hat an Pomt and all off CErs of VMI\ Loca l 5497 bel C\e UMW miners got shortchanged m the recent contract se ttlement The) a\S<l are concerned about peace wtth coal operators ver the nex hree ears and al three satd Commun sts who have tnftltrated s.:n e \Thill loca s shou d be thrown out of the un on 1m savmg up satd Wagn ld Hof fman added I m bu) mg more bonds and puttmg away what I can All three be heve that unl ess a better contract s forthcommg m three )ears the VMW wtll be out on str ke agam when the present pact exptres The mmers went back to work for the rtght to work sa td Wagntld They dtdn t vote for the contract they voted for a paycheck We took the contract and I voted fur tl because I d dn t thtnk the negotiators could get us anythmg better satd Sntvely Ithmk the UMW IS stronger no" Utan tl has C\ er been he satd We stuck together through thts and sho"ed the coal operators " e weren t gomg to be pushed aroun d There "as a lot of togetherness But Hoffman pres dent of Local 5497 feels thmgs may be different m three years and one reason ts the amount of non unton coal bemg mmed We re gomg to have to work under this contract for three years satd Hoffman And m that ume a lot more non-umon mmes are gomg to open It s gomg to be a lot harder to organtze them because there ts nothmg m the contract to gtve them The UMW lost tts cradle to gra;e health benefits when the coal operators forCEd the mmers to accept health msurance plans m wht ch members have to pay up to 1150 deducttble m ! ~p~pr~~e~rns~~! ext~~~~!t~hetr doctor or pharmacy bills Bulthere was a Jot of abuse under the other system sa d Sn tvely There were some goddamned bums who would sna tch an)1hmR that ts free Some of the doctors hurt tt too -- r "'Now we ve heard a lot of harp tog from the coa l comparues about 1ow they wan t to get close to the m ners once thts contract wass gned satd Snt vell They hove a chance to get close to the mmers m the next three years Cooperalton ts a favonte word they ltke to use But they ..on t do t satd Sm v~l y 11te co 1 mtner ts the eastest guy m the world to get al"·ng wtlh - JUSt don t push him They ta lk about cooperatiOn and harmony and the ftrst Utmg North Amer can dtd was take away that $100 bonus from themmers who had btlls at the company store sa d Wagntld How s that for cooperatiOn' I ta lked to the people at the store and they sa td tt s mone) owed for grocertes and they are gomg to get It satd Hoffman Some of those guys owed $600 and $800 grOCEr) btlls Some guys will be drawmg blank checks for a couple of weeks The company w 11 take tt aU for those btlls They left that company store open and gave cred t but after the first contract was reJected they closed tt down he sa td Sntvely Hoffman and Wagruld srud they were aware of Commumsts m some of Ute locals m West V rgtrua and feel ~-------1 SO"cial I Congressmen named by Parks 1970 made to Gallagher tn 1975 Kleppe R N D 1972 Former Rep Otto Park satd Gallagher repatd l Calendar I Form er Rep Donald tn Passman D-la about $120 of the loan and Lukens of Cmcmnati R.Ohio 1 10 WASHINGTON {UPI I Two extra da1s ha e been come tax returns these last Followmg ts th e hst of added to the mcome tax Many taxpayers have no few days congressmen to whom South season and the IRS reports chotce wtth the federal tax In orderto handle the surge Korean n ee dealer Tongsun TUESDA\ that the a>cra~e amount code requ rtng taxpa)ers to expected H & R Block the Park test f ed Monday he had XI GAMMA MU Chapter refunded thts 1c r ts $483 40 ftle t~e 1040 long form tf thetr mcome tax preparat on ftrm made payments Beta StK na Plu Soror tv 7 30 up $1 7 32 from a ea r ago ncor e frorn etther mterest that prepared one out of Former Rep Ross Adatr Tuesda1 at the home of Mrs The t11 o do ex ens on or d dends totals more than every nne returns last )ear R lnd $500 m 1970 Carol MtCu lluugl Cu tural b<!)ond the t adttt unal ~pnl $400 or f they are smgle and plans to keep offt ces open Form er Rep Wt\1 am eport wt\1 be g ver by I ) n 1 15 ftl ng de a I oc • as ha ve ax able mcorr e ex datly ncludtng weekends A yres of Akron R.Ol to $500 Shuler an I Susan Baer K"Y ~ranted nut I a ast m nute ceed n~ $20 000 or f they are through Monday Apnl 17 n 1970 Atkms and Jane Daggett w 11 al1 f C r ~ r s hu rather h1 a marred co uple ftlm g when off ces wt\1 rema tn open Rep John Brademas D he a lend r • h uh place s o ntl "th ncome m excess unttl C\ery customers return be hoste ,se> G rl of the year lnd a tota l of $5 250 W1 be elected Members "re Apr 15 on Sa urda1 th s of $40 000 AlS<l f a husband s completed accord ng to mel tdmg a $500 check m 1970 remtnded to take a lul for the 1ea t Wh en the f lmg r 1nfe f les a sepa rate return ctt) manager Ernest San forg11 eness of $1 BOO tn 1972 se t v <C p O Ject deadlme fal ls on a Saturdal and ttemtzes deductiOns the ders for expenses for a fund Su 1da1 or holtda v t IS bv spouse must use Ihe long SU TT ON TOW NS HIP rats ng event at Park s a ' ext ended through the f rm alsr trustees Tuesday B p m at George Town Club and 12 95() next \\Orktn g da1 or tn th s A taxpayer who has the S) racuse Muntctpal Buildmg m 1974 m cash use thr ugh Mot dav Apt I ptton of us ng etther the long POMEROY Cham ber of Rep John BreaUJt D-La t ur short form should f gure Commerce Tuesday at noon $5 000 m 1972 (Park satd he Appare n 1\ ma n1 of h s axes ustng both forms at Metgs Inn Speaker "'11 be gave a check m that amount Amenca s ta xpa e s are and f \e the long form If t Gcorgc Arnott to Gordon Dore a frtend of planmng to take ad an age of sa;es hun mone) ODC. F: Breaux and d d not know MIDDI EPOH r thts extra n e t co plcte The IRS pr edtct s that 163 F 1dAM 30 1ucs wh o actually cashed the nrome ax re urns s nee 88 200 000 federal ncome tax Maso c check even though tt was da) gl t al the a cord ~ l IH5 f gures as r urns • II be ftled thts tax Te nple tntended for Breaux) of Ma ch I 15 9 pc cn t f I ng se ason S nee on !) POMF:ROY CH \P1 1 R 186 Rep Wtll am Broom! eld fewer of tt' I ger f r lll040s « 800 000 "ere ftled as of II) UICK KIMMIN~ 0 E S ruesda 7 15 p n at R M ch a II 000 check m had bee f Je I tha a the \larch 3 s anttctpated that OOLUMBUS (UPil - State the Po nero Maso 1 {' Tem 1970 later sent back to Park sane 1 c a 'ear ag > t 1r 5I null on taxpayers Sen and GOP candtdate for pi I la t on 1 I be held at d Rep Kika De La Garza D Ho" ' cr th " persons I r g Audttor Donald E Lukens off tee'" art askld tu ' ear Tex $500 tn 1970 040A ;/ rt forn s ere Monday dented takmg cam ticltgUI IS Loutstana Governor Edwtn sho w ng ;.~ ndenc fl patgn co ntrtbutwns from Ed• ards Park satd he earl r th n I t car • h Korean rt ce merchant ga;e a tota of $25 000 as \1 EDNF..SDA Y 1040A > ruru g 1 1 ce t Tongsun Park and satd follows $20 000 m 1971 SOUTHERN Jun or H1gh abo\ e t t' lr f t: r Park s descrtptton of the tr tncludmg $5 000 liJ Edwards Athlet c Boosters W ednesday W th th rh gC n I e x relationshtp as close krut 7 30 p m at )untor htgh $5 000 to his brother Mar on was fa lse "" eff 1 $10 000 to Ed wards "tfe taxpa cr a r n sl HIS testunony s sunply Parents urged to att end Elame p tl'l $5 000 more m LADIES A\JXII IARY of car t 1 ard f , 11 1 0~ II dl fc pa ckets of tree not true He ga-e me no 1972 to Edwa rds Mtddleport Ftre Department fo rms but tto e ~t d seed I r gs and ground cover mone) M aU satd Lukens Rep Thomas Foley Deet Wednesday at 6 30 p m shou d r " th o g r tla 1 o dcred through the 47 who served m the House of W ash $500 m 1970 at ftrc hall to travel to fo rm al so t be <er1 11n ll \l c g S. tl and Wa ter Con Representatives from 1966 Form er Rep Pet er Holtday Inn for ann versar) ar e ta k n~ ad a age t at n Dtstnct rna) be through 1970 F'relmghu) sen R N J $500 dtnner ever} pr ss ble leg t t t1 X p <kc l t p on Saturda) Aprtl Park told a congresstonal tn 1970 later returned w rleduct n cc r 1 n II & H 8 \1 nda 1 Apr I tO t"<Jmm ttee Monda) that he Park Block II e tt hrr permttttng they thought he gave about $500 to THURSDA Y Form er Rep Ntck F r n a ce tt e~ x " be utstde near the Lukens campatgns n both EVANC Eli NE CHAfYfER Galtftanakis D N C $500 m p 1ers " ' elect u he Se d Street ent ranee of the 1968 (for congress and m I 2 0 E S 7 30 Thursday at 1970 and 110 000 tn 1972 I n form <a nn t puss b\1 Farn e s Ba nk on Saturday 1970 I for the GOP nom matton the Mtddlcpon Ma somc Tcm Form er Rep Cornel tu s okc ad t oge uf /edu ct ns On M r da) the) wtll be m the for governor ) pie In t alton • til be held ar d Gallagher D-N J $13 000 m f r n r t <al' rc I s ate D >t n fftce on the second I m honest I dtdn t take off cers ctrt to v. ear tt c1r or n or of the bank thts guy s money I dtdn t chapter dresses F nal date 1970 $59 000 rn 1971 $19 000 m 1972 All n additton to a s 111 seed\ ngs have a better take t I m clean And I for pa) ng dues 12M 000 loan Park satd he 1 I a ce uf survtva\ tf planted wouldn t tf he d offered tl h ht lU s can ~ ~ don dela) n ptcktng satd 1 ukens of hen up fr m B am ttll 4 30 It tl n But Lukens did sa) that un E' ax p tr r < ther da1 while he was m Congress he was offered and accepted a free membershtp tn the swank George Towne Club which Park founded and used I J(l\'\ tii..,ACER frequently to enferta tn L P I f I t>l t Wrh r By KENNETH R CLARK Washmgton offtctals B) Unlted Press international Lukens satd he has patd hts ~I 1\ \ llhl\ l l I \ n " se es de oted to the flamboy OSCA R WATCHERS Not all the celebr t es can be tn ant penod bet\\ N II rld II s and II opens wtth the annual dues smce then so he Hollywood when the Osca rs are passed out but few of them co uld ha ve a place to drama tt c fla<r of h gh school dJo tsual presen tatton mtss the btg event and they made a party of tl Monday mght tn Although the ser es promtses better at nal latet t ts only entertam busmess chents of New York W atchmg the Academy Awards show at Studto 54 far to the aud ence to wern that Het• een lhc Wars opens hts dtrectmall cons ultmg " ere Salvadore Dalf Andy Warhol Margaret Tntdeau 12w th Er c Se1 aretd del ;cnng what amounts to a lantern sltde ftrm vear<t\d Brooke Shields and 16-year<tld Marie! Hemini(Wa v Lukens also sa td he lecture tnterrupted occas or ally b) scholarly mtervte\\ S and along w th Mlck Jagger and h s new gtrlfrtend Gerrl Hall sn ppe s off lm One f lm ltp shows Woodrow Wtlson play ng S<lctaltzed wtth Park on the Songbird Julie Budd and her party dtned at the Backstage average of once a ) ear and shuff ebnar I restaurant with a telev s10n set at the table Meanwhtle at Between the Wars s a Mob 1 Showcase presentat on the mvtted Park to hts weddmg tn Mt chael s Pub double Oscar wrnner Woody Allen tgnored the o I compan) ha s so d to an tnd ependenl network of telev ston 1973 Lukens also sad he onCE statt ons Unl ke ordinar) syndtcauon sales to tnd vtdual double-dated wtth Park m whole bash Seems he had a gtg to play and wasn t about to let down the boys ln the band JUSt for a couple of golden statuettes stauons the Mobtl sho11 s When Havoc Struck was the ftrst ) Washtngton Lukens also dtstrtbuted a appear at the same tune n each market to whtch they have JURY FOR AN EX ANGEL The ghost of CharUe s partial transcrtpt of a I e bt en <;(){d - begtn ng Apr I 5 7 31).1! p m Eastern ume Angels haunts its former star from the jltr)' lrox today lo Lus dete ctor test he took f Cncck local hstmgs 1 Angeles SpeiUng-Goldberg Prodnctlons Is sufng Farrah It s unfortunate the planners of an amb t ous and worthy Saturday whtch he sat d Fa ween Majors for breach of contract because she walked out proJC< tsuch as thts d ploma t c htstory from Versa tiles to Pearl cleared htm of Pa rk s at the end of the show s ftrst season to do her own much Harbor fatlcd to compensate for a pred tctable weakness n the charges moneyed thmg wtth husband Stx Mtlhon Do llar Man (Lee Lulfens sa d he was early s/ ws - la ck of good ftlm l\lajurs J The producers say they hold four separate opltons to As \\ e ome hA ck as sertes narrator Sevaretd may be from informed of Park s cjlarges extend the ongmal one year contract wtth the toothy hts brtcf ret rement ne can t tarry the televtstOn audtence made m execut ve sesslOn superstar She dentes t sa)S there was no wrttten contra ct before the congressiOnal wtthout g d sua backup reqwrm g her to sta) It mlgh "' (aS! hav g VH aud chccs a taste or good things comm ttee on March 29 and liJ come f t t tk ers f the ser es ha d devoted the operung de ctded to take th e he PRIESTIIOOD TOUGH ON I\IARRIAGE Last yea r half hour t a u e 1 <W of the per od whtch would have detector test Jacqueline Means became the Rev Jacuqelloe Means tn He had eve n talked wtth allowed them t 1Ahet 11ewer appetttes lndtanaJ)OI s ceremon es makmg her tbe ftrst woman prt est tn Then they c u I I ave gone on to what IS the subJect or the Gov James A Rhodes about the Epstcopa l Church In a subsequent mterv ew she talked of f rst eptsode m tt s htstor ) - the Par s Peace Conference Park s testunony and the the strrun the lack of prtvac) res ulting from the priesthood wa s follow ng World War I that ended w th the s gn ng of the Treaty results of the he detector test putlmg on her famtl) bot satd her husband and four children Mr Park testtf ed he gave of Versatlles conrentrat ng on the diplomats who shaped tt were adJ usting Monda) she ftled for a divorce from Delton ond the American prestdent whose hopes for secunng peace money to about 3J congress Means cltlng the trretr tevable breakdown of the marnage men In htlltestunony he satd were doomed by what ha ppened there 25 years He says he Uoppose the dtvorCE of The show has a few 1ght moments as when FranCE s he had records for nearly aU In no Ca!lC was Mr Park s Georges ClemenC<)au puzzled by Wtlson s sad to have QUOTE OF TilE DAY Chicago V etnam veteran Mason ommented on the Amertcan He talked Ike Jesus Chrtst but testunony so hazy as that Hulmes to Cadtllac Mtch Vietnam 1eteran Joe Thompson dealmg wtth me a(!ed hke I loyd George who ts marketmg T shtrts wtlh the message Pa rttctpant This hazy and unceruun Most starthng was the vtew of a medtcal expert that one Southeast Asia War Games 1961 1976 second place Most charge ts completely unfatr sytnpton of Wt!S<ln s mfluenza whtch he contra cted n Pars people look at us as losers Thanks to your T shirt we can to me and those that believe "tght h ve been inflamat on of the hra n a form f encephalt consi der ourselves stlver medalists n the jungle warfare event m me I have records from t Uat c< lid have ro nprorntsert t s )uo~ men t my 1968 and 190'0 campatgn of the Pentagon Olymptcs Bet wee the Wars ffer 1nc t> s l tails the 11 nf eve ntHlead I rl l from the Amertcan My records have been GUMPSES Mary Tyler Moore wtth a party of 18 ts m rechecked and th ey reveal , efu 'l>ll t ~~ 1 \ au ns through solattomsm the Hong Kong on her way to a monthlong vtslt In Chtna wtlh tours that no contn button wa s ( t JJ , md I c nse of Httler pr oblems m the of Canton Shanghai and Pekt"8 on Lap Bob Hope and wtfe made by Mr Park to etlher 1 r t no those pnl m mary bouts the Ita han Ethwp an and Delores W1li recetve the Lowman Award for humarutanan f msh Cl\ 11 Wars rtght down to the matn event at Pearl campatgn Hls testunony ts sunply service tomght from the Crtppled Children s Gwld of 1/"rlx>r not true I have never Orthopedic Hospttal n Los Angeles Ryan 0 Neal and Ray /1 <;t or) buffs wtll ftnd the sertes fa sc nat ng and vtewers re cetved money from Mllland are tn New York to ftlm 0\tve'(l Story - whtch f ~d tl uuorm¥tve The shows ar ~ " bljnanza for high takes up where I ove Story left off Tongsun Park .chool students mterested tn the era Lukens denies report $500 In 000 tha t he for gav e the remammg $130 000 Former Rep Se) mour Hal pem R NY $500 m 1970 and agam n 1971 Form er Rep Rt chard Hanna D.Cal f a total of about $262 226 tn cl udmg 196 226 m bu• oess payments spanmng the pcnod 1969-75 Former Rep Larry Hogan R Md $500 m 1970 Former Rep Albert Johnson R Pa $1 000 m 1974 Former Rep Thomas Peopletalk - about $500 m 1968 and aga m m 1970 , Sen Spark Matsunaga DHawa t $500 on 1970and $1 000 tn 1972 when sttll servmg 10 the House Rep John McFall D-<:ahf $1 000 m 1972 and $3 000 m 1974 Former Rep Willtwn Min shall of Cleveland R.()hio about $5 000 10 1970 $1 000 tn 1971 $15 500 m 1972 and about $10 000 m 1973 In additton Park satd he gave Minshall abou t $25 000 to be conl nbuted to the Ntxon prestdenttal cam pat gn tn 1972 Former Rep Chester M ze R Kan $500 tn 1970 Rep John Murphy D-N Y Allen's (CllntlmMd frail PIC' I) Wildlife packets available . ReVIew . 1,,,•••m they should be expelled from the UMW A couple of them came to a rally at Market Plaza tn Wlieelmg satd Wagmld They were wearmg red cloth armbands We cut them off and made them eat them We don t want Ut em around here said Smvely I wear an Amer can flag on my jacket and I told one guy I would buy hun a one-way ttcket to Russta Just get the hell out of thts country I hate a Communist / I don t know why we just don t throw them the hell out of the UMW satd Hoffman Btl! Lamb Cadtz a member of the UMW F..xecuUve Board satd at D stnct 6 headquarters In nearby Dilles Bottom I don t thtnk the men sot muchoul of thtsstrike That contract certainly did not go anywhere to create stabtltty m the coalftelds satd Lamb I think the coal tndustry ts gomg to destroy ttself because of this contract The coal tnduslry has to have a work force that Ill at least half wa) happy and thts contract dldn t gel that he satd There was a Jot of anunoslty created by this contract The coal operators thought they could take a horse liJ water and make t! drtnk satd Lamb There s gomg to be some changes tn the UMW leadership he swd Most of the local presidents are young real young They are young lilugh and smart 1tjunk the union Is gomg to be a Jot stronger because of thlll strike smd Lamb PHIL! fP WEA VER GRADUA1ES - Pvt l'htlhp J Weaver s n 1 f Mr and Mrs Rtchard Wca \t.r rt(e ntl) grad uated fr m the Artn) bast< tranung at Fun Knox K) lie" """ takmg 11 weeks of a1rbornt tram mg at ft Renmng Ga A 1914 graduate of Mctgs lltgh S< h ol ht Is ma rrted t I tilt ft rmer Karen Netgltr and the uuplc ha vt 11 da tghtcr Mel d1 SPEC IAL MEETING RACINE - A spectal meetmg of the Southern Loca l Board of Educa!ton w 11 be held at 7 30 thts evemng tn the htgh school ca feter a ATTENDS CONFERENCE Max me Grtff th cashter of the Pomeroy Nat onal Ba nk and a member of the Ohto Bankers \ssoc tat on Markeltng Committee ts tn Columbus today attendtng a markettng conference held at the Htlton Inn under the sponsorsh tp of the ma rketing comm tt ee SIGN UP DAY RA CINE Rac tn e Baseba ll Assoctauon stgnup day wtll be held from 12 noon to 3 p m Saturday at the Hactne Elementary School Those slgmng up are to take proof of age and pay a $5 stgnup fee GRANGE MEETING RA CINE - A special sesston of Ractne Grange wtll be held at 6 30 p m Saturda y at the hall There wtll be a potluck supper The group "Ill vote on a delegate during the,juslness sesston WINNE R NAMED Holl e Green of Pomeroy was presented the top award from the Pomeroy National Bank Monday He was the first place winner Saturday when the bank observed ts 106t h anniversary HAVE GUESTS Mr and Mrs Robert Mttch uf Wh eeltng were the weekend gues ts of hts parents Mr and Mrs Perry Mttc ll ..... Last ) ear he won tn All the PreSldent s Men Netther Robards nor Allen attended Allen a jazz clannehst wtth a band m a New York City mght club satd he couldn t let hts band down beca use they count on me I m trrep\aceable Not good but trreplaceable Miss Keaton sa td she was very honored to be named best actress wtth people ltke Jane Fonda Sh rley Ma cLa me Anne Bancroft and Marsha Mason I dtdn t prepare an) thtng satd a surprised looktng Dr e) fu ss who played M ss Mason s comically arroga nt love r tn The Goodbye G rl After thankmg several people he satd Can I leave now' Th e Tur ntng Po nt about one ballerma who opts for a career and another ~ ho becomes a housew ife disap pomted many by wmrung no Oscars an d Close JLncounters of the Thtrd Ktnd ano ther sctence ft~ tt on him captured only one for best cmematogra phy Howeve r tt shared a spec al sound award wtth Star Wars Debby Boone daughter of smger Pat Boone sa"8 her verston of Joe Brooks htt You Light Up My l tfe best on gtna l so ng from the ptcture of the same name Mtss Boone was accompamed by several ch tldren wh o performed m sig n language Oltvta De Havilland Greer Garson Henry Winkler Joan Fontalne Wtlliwn Holden Farrah Fawcett Maj ors and Barbara Stanwyck were among presenters and the[e were seve ral sta ndmg ovattons mcludmg ones for Fred Astatre and Janet Gaynor John Wilhams theme for Stars Wars won for ortgmal score and the space age cowboy ftlm was a1ao honored for v]!lual effects art direction sound film editing and costume beating several top !ashton destgners Marshall Brickman was cowlnner with Allen for Annie Hall as original screen play while Alvin Sargent won for screenplay adapted from another medium for Julfa taken from Lllllan Hellman s novel Other w 1 n n e r s were Madame Rosa as betJt foreign film and A LilUe Night MUSIC for adlplfve score The Irving Thalberg Memorial Award lor direciors was given to Walter Mlrlsch and Charlton Heaton received the Jean Henholl Hwnanitarian Award from BetU. Davis $500 lD $72 000 1972 $103 000 m 1973 about $70 000 tn 1974-75 and abcut $2000 m 1976 for a liltal of about $247 000 Rep Edwward Patten DN J $500 a year from 197~76 for a total of $3 500 Rep MeiVIll Prtce D Ill $500 10 1970 Former Rep John Rarick D-La $1 ()()() m 1974 Former Rep Joon Rooney D-N Y 12 000 In 1970 and agatn m 1972 Rep Edward Roybal DCaltf $1 ()()() 10 1974 Rep Frank Thompson DN J $100 tn 1970 Rep Morrill Udal! D Artz $300 tn 1970 Rep Otarles Wtloon DCa hi a $1 000 wedding present tn Korean currency la ter converted to U S dollars Robert Reveles an unsuc cessful candidate for the House who was g~ven $300 tn 1970 P!tiltp McMartin another unsu ccessful congresstonal ca ndtdate who recetve d $1 ()()() tn 1970 CORRECTION NOTED The cancer crusade chatrperson for 1 etart Township ls Foc1a Hayman not Mabel Shlelda and Sue Beegle as reported by the cancer !IOCtety FREE CLINICS The free cervtca\ cancer chnt cs for Metgs Co unty women have been set for Aprtl 12 and April 26 at the Heath United Methodist Church m Middleport Appomtments are open for beth clmtcs and women may make an appomtment by calling 992 7531 tn the day tune or 992.,';832 tn the evening or on weekenda Wahama nips Meius. 4-3 ~port Tr~nsacr en s By Un l ed P ~ss n te rnat ona l Monday AMC - JEEP Foo tball S gned ou s Thompson as St coach 1978 Matador spec a Jer 4 Door Sedan Amer can Assoc ~ on Chcago ( NL J Oploned e ef p che r Manny Seoane o W ten Ia Ia m c ub use San F anc sco SO d re et I etd o I on he Amer can Assoc a ROCHESTER N Y (UPI ) - Uruverstty of Pittsburgh quarterback Matt Cavanaugh wtll recetve the ftrst Gerald B Zornow Award as the top co llegta te athlete tn the na tton Apr I 10 m Rochester AMC - JEEP Gallipolis, 0. 446-9800 stand behind our work. ~~~we That's ReaSon No.5 why you should let us do your taxes!' lf we prepare your return and the IRS should call you m for an audit Block wlll go With you at no extra charge Not as your legal representative but to answer any quest:lons about how your taxes w.ere prepared H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPlE 618 E MAIN ST, POMEROY, OHIO 01!fA9 Oolo6 00 WMkdlyl 9 00 to l 00 s.tturdoy Phone money Brown explatn ed He s look mg to see where he can be happy and wtn a champ tonshtp Hopefully we U be able to provtde that for hun Denver put together 11 and 9 pomt strmgs after Buffalo had taken an 87 79 lead early m the !mal quarter mamly on the work of Randy Smtth who poured m 23 of hiS game h gh 39 potnt s after mterm ss10n ' Denver fell behmd by etgl t on Smtt)l s three pomt play wtth 9 47 rema mng m the game But the Nuggets went on an 11.0 spurt over the next 2 ;, mmute s before Buffalo s Swen Nater t ed t 91 91 wtth 5 35 left The Nuggets outgunned Buffa lo 134 the rest of the way en route to thetr 46th wm of the season Thompson says he doesn t thtnk too much about rnov ng on to another club I keep t m the back of mv mtnd he sa d When 1 n out there on the floor I m JUSt concentratmg and play ng the best I posstbly ca n for the NuggeL• Hesavs money woo t be the maJ Or factor n a move QJ te natural y mone) ts go ng to be a b g pa t of t but tl s not gomg In be the to tal tssue he explamed There are J other things o take tnto constderatton such as the type of player s Ill be playmg w th and fee lmg comfortable m a parucular ctty A lot of teams are m the ptcture I m a fr ee agent S<l any team can ta lk to me Tiwmpson sa td Den Talk NEW YORK (UPI ) Calvtn Grtfftth keeps heartng all kinds of stortes about how Rod Carew htS star performer wants to play for the world champton New York Yank ees BYGREGBAU EY He doesn l belteve that Farm pond owners who had f sh kills due to th severe The Mmnesola Twms owners also keeps hearmg how hts wmter are asked to report these ktlls toGa ne Prot ector Andy stxtune battmg champ tSn t makmg nearly enough money Lyles at 98:>-3947 The Depart nent vf 1\atura Resources " 11 That he belteves use thts mformat on tn determtmng object ve~ uf the Not only does Grifftth belteve tt he agrees wtth Carew "ho Departments ftsh management program made $175 000 last year and then was gtven a $100 000 bonus m Speaktng of ft sh Ue fmny frtends are be<om ng 11 re tnd October wtthout ever asking for tt Thts year Ca rew ts making more acttve as the weather warms Already here a e ep r 5 1190 000 m the ftnal year of his contract wh ch has an optton of mce strmgers of bass and bluegtlls camtn g n n 1 the )ear after that serous angler wtll soon be tymg nto Mr Btgmouth as lprtl He s underpatd says theTwtns boss but 1m not the one and May are the months for Junk er ba ss responstble for that Hts agent came tn two years ago and Here are some mforma t ve notes from the ODNH Oh 5 asked for a three year contract wtth a certam ftgure He th ree state tree nurser es are the state s maJ or source of for est wanted so much a year and we gave tt to htm Thtngs change tree sced lmgs The seed ltngs are used throughout u est< tc 0 though and ballplayers who stgn multt year contracts often reforest and recla tm die or nonprod uct vr farm and a d str p hurt themselves n the long run mme areas An average of 12 m II on seed ltngs are produced Speakmg from Sun Ctty Anz Monday Grifftth ctted each year at the state ree nursertes opera ted by tl e Oh 0 another example of how stgrung one of his players to a multt Department of Natural Resources Dtv Ston of Forestn 1he year contract backftred The player was Cuban born Ton) nursertes are located u Green Sprmgs Manetta and Zanes Oltva who won three battmg titles and now ts a coach wtth the VIlle Tw10s There ar e 76 endangered " ld an malstn Oh o protected by Tony wanted a two year contract after havtn g a good yea r the Dtvtston of W ldltfe of the Oh o Department of Natural and I told him he was only gomg to beat hunself satd Grtfftth ReS<lurces Some of Ohto s more famtl ar enda tgered spee tcs 1 told him The way )OU can htt you U probably lead the are the bobcat n ver otter bald eagle comn on tern spotted league next year but tf you do 1m not gomg to gtve you a new turtle and paddle! sh The w tdhfe Dll son 11 arns Oh oa ns contract He satd Me okay me okay He tnststed on that that t ts \legal to kt\1 o capture an enda tge red" ld anur a\ two year contract and I gave hun $95 000 the first yea r and even for sc ent f c or educat anal purposes $100 ()()()the second Sure enough he won the batttng !ttle that Some of Ute more than 500 d lferent types of SOlis found n )ear but I warned hun beforehand that mtght happen and then Ohto are among the r chest and most p oduct 1e 0 the Umted he d be sorry he stgned a multt year contract States accordmg to the Dtv ston of Lands and So 1of the Oh 0 Essenttally thts same sttuatton s gmng a multt yea r Department of Natural Resources The w de d stnbutton of con tract and then becommg disenchanted wtth tt ts 11hat sot! types s the resu lt of weathered rock matertal be ng trans caused all the problems between Tom Seaver and Mets Board • ported across the state bv glactal ce wmd and runrung water Chatrman M Donald Grant In the end t resulted m a The flathead catftsh s the'onl) calf sh n Ohto ha• 1ng a polarlUIUon of both stdes and Seaver betng traded to the Reds flattened head between the e)es Gnfftth has hea rd reports and seen stones that Carew would Don t appraoch or trv to handle a w \d ammal that appears hke liJ play out his optton "'th the TwtnS next yea r and then go tn)ured or abandoned warns the Ohto Department of Natural wtth a wtnnmg club ltke the Yankees bot he dtscounts them ReS<lurces lllese ammals na) actually be dtseased and f There s no truth to those stortes says the Tw10s owner handled could transm t rab es dtstemper or other I know that because he doesn t hke that part of the world commu mcable dtseases to the handler lndtvtdua\s "ho f nd My own personal unpresston ts that Rod Carew ts somewhat wtld amma ls should contact the r loca l game protector 11 s on the fence about the tdea On the one hand he likes properly tratned m th e handlmg of wtld an nals M nnesota and the people there and on the other hand he s Oh o s tratl btke and motorc)cle enthu s asts can enJ 1 mtrtgued by th e tdea of playmg for a wtnner thetr sport at four espec all) des gned areas w hout d sturiJ r g Durmg the wmter baseball meelmgs 10 Hawau Ca rew told pr vale lando wners wtldl tfe or the em rorunent 1he all me he was pol off by the mechamcs of offenng htmself to purpose velucleareas are at R chland Furnace State Forest tn another club as 8 free agent because tseemed to htm too n uch Jackson County Maun ee State Forest n Fulton Count' p ke a form of slavery but more recently he told me he Stale Forest 10 Ptke 0 unty and the Perry Rec\amatton Area deftmtely was constdermg pla)1ng out hts optton next year m Perry Count) People say tt s the money he sa td It s not that at all I m Of the 6 4 mtlltOn forested a< res n Oluo;-W penen t ts secure The money ts oka) It s ]tl'll that I don t like the tdea of owned by prtvate landowners These lando" ners can obtatn wmdmg up an Ern e Banks or Btlly Wtlltams by never play ng pr ofess onal woodland management assiStance through the tn a World Series Forestry D vtston s Cooperatl\e Forest Mana gement Grtfftth and Ca rew have always enJoyed a good re\auonsh tp program As a part of the prog ra n 21 serv ce forestc" are Both have noth ng but warm words for each other publtcly and located throughout the state to pro\1\e ass sta nce to 1md prtvately The two haven t dtscussed any ne" contract yet owners who request tt al though Carew s agent t.alked to Grifftth about certam Ohtoans mterested m the many ~ear round act11 t cs an 1 constderattons recently One of those constderattons called programs offered at Oh o s 65 state parks can obta n '" o new for a ftve year e:xtenston of Carew s contract Griffi th was brochures avatlab le to the publtc w thout cost Copes of more mterested tn a two-year eltenston Programs 78 and Ohio State Parks Dtsco, er Oh o I told hts agent 1 d Sll down wtth him and Rodney but Naturallv may be obta ned b) "r ng the Pub t et ' ns noth ng more came of tl says Grifftth I ve had no dtscus Center Ohw Department of Natural Resources Founw u ston at all wtth Rodney Whatever he has m mtnd I want to Square Columbus 43224 hear tt from hun personally not from hts age nt I see htm Oh to drUicrs recorded a 13-)ear h1gh for the number of ne w (Carew ) every day but he never says anythmg to me All I otl and gas wells completed durtng 197 know s what I keep heartng second-hand and that sn t the wa) to do busmess I stlll respect Csrew as a great ballplayer and I hope he respects me as a busmessman p l che Tommy Toms o Spr ng '5575 00 RIVERSIDE No v eams Ba seball Mon ea - Ass gned nt eta el' Pe e Mack.an n and p che Rancty M e o Denver ot the 1 of the few rema n ng ca r s Loaded tor ta Parade lly MILTON RIQIMAN UPI Sparla Edllar Sporh RIVERSIDE Buffalo Its nmth straight loss and 51st defeat of the season It was the only NBA game scheduled The Nuggets coach hoped that people wouldn t bargam Wtlh the 23 year-old Thompson unttl June PerS<lnally I want Davtd JUSt to play and have people leave him alone unttl after the season Brown satd It s not like a lyptcal fr ee agent sttuatton where a guy s lookmg for more Today's ~foot home run by Jack Smith his flrst of the season and the first of the year by any White Falcon Smith s blast cleared the band bleachers and landed on the roof of the concesston stand whtch ts a shot The Bend Area tewn made lt 2~ In the Utlrd with a lone tall) Ttm Litchfield led off the mnlng wtth a stngle to right and moved to second when the ball was bobbled by the rtghtftelder The senior centerflelder advanced to lhtrd on a w ld pttch before scormg on a balk by Triplett Metgs narrowed the gap In the sixth with a run on two hits Greg Becker wtth one out smgled to left center and stole second before n dmg home on a \me dnve RBI single by Chuck Kennedy Wahama also scored m the stxth when Buddy Rose walked and" ent to second on an error by Hood m centerfteld FWse later scored on a bad hop smgle by R ck Buzzard and the Whtte held a 3 1 lead The Marauders do1111 to thetr last three outs keep ptcking away and later knotted the score wtlh two more run s Blakes leadoff stogie got things started followed by an error whtch put the tying run on base A strike out and a fielder s choice look Me gs down to their fina l out but an tnfleld hit by Mtke Waylan d oaded the sacks for 8 cluth two bagger by Kenny Young to tie the sco re at 3 3 Kurt Sa)re then made the defenstve play of the game when he speared Greg Becker s shot up them ddle and threw on to f rst for the ftnal out Wahama wasted little !Lme n puttln~ the game away In the fma l frame when Vm ce Weaver stroked a bloopmg Texas leag ue smgle to center to set the stage for Mark Smtih s game wtn nmg triple to center For the vtsttorsln the base hit department Mtke Wayland Greg Becker Chuck Kennedy and Tun Blake all stroked smgles whtle Kenny Young and Mtke Tr plett each were credited wtlh a double For Wahama R ck Buzzard Tim Litchfield and Mark Smtth all had a single with Vince Weaver collecting two smgles Mar~ Sm tth also had a triple and Jack Smith had that long home run to round out the Falcon hitters Wahwna returns to act on on Wednesday when they entertam the Hannan W ldcats h a 4 00 p m single game The Whtte Falcons close out the week on Friday when they v sit Buffalo 1 234567R H E MEIGS 00000 1 2 3 6 3 WAHAMA 0 1I 00 1 1 4 7 2 ERRORS - 1\ood 2 Hawley Weaver Buzzard DP Wahama 1 2BH- Young Trlpllett 3BH- M Smith HR J Smtlh SB - Becker SAC - Andrews PANCAKE SUPPER A pancake supper will be held at Salem Center School Saturday Apnl 8 from 5 to 8 p m Adults $2 and chtldren $1 The event Is being sponsored by the PTA GET LICENSE A marrtage license was Issued to Holly Hugh Howery 21 Rt 3 Albany and Diane Kay Lutz 18 New Marsh field BUFFALO NY (UPI ) The Denver Nuggets had JUSt clinched a dtvtston title Monday rught but Coach Larry Brown was sttll bedeVIled by the haunhng specter of lostng AliStar guard DaVId Thompson Dan Issei s 'XI pomts helped the Nuggets chnch the Mtdwest Divtston \tile wtth a comeback 104-95 vtctory over the Buffalo Braves and free agent Thompson added 20 pomt~ as Denver handed BY GARY CLARK Mark Smtth belted a run scortng lrtple In the bottom half of the seventh mnlng Monday evening as the Wahwna While Falcons edged the vistttng Meigs Marauders 4-3 Smtth s three-bagger spoiled a devaslalmg Marauder comeback tn the top half of the seventh that saw them come from two runs down to tie the score 3-3 alter trailing throughout the contest The wm was the fifth consecu!tve vtclory of the year for the chargmg Whtte Falcons and gave them a 6-1 season slate to date The local men of Coach Gordon Spencer are rolling along as tf they were m mid season fonn For the Marauders the loss was a bitter disappointment after coming from behtnd with two runs after two men were out n the seventh but the Metgs County crew went down like champions The defeat dropped Metgs record to I 2 on the season Tom Thompson semor lefthander for the Falcons went the dtstance for the local nine and picked up hts second victory wtthout a loss Thompson gave up three runs on stx htts while walking three and strikin g out six Mtke Tnplett got the starting nod for Coach Dale Hamson s crew and worked the ftrst three frames before gtvmg way to Btl! Ellnns who flntshed up Trtplett allowed two runs on three htts while strlk10g out two and tssu10g one free pass EIRins work four nnm gs m reUef and was touched for two runs on four h ts The hard throwmg rtghthander struck out five and walked two Wahama opened up the scoring 10 the second Inning on a STICKE R U6J7 00 ONE WEEK SPECIAL' IN THE HOSPITAL Sherrt Marl<ha ll daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mar shall rematns tn mtenstve care at Children s Hospttal tn Columbus She has been there for 01 er a week now Cards may be sent to her at the hospttal Sherrt ts a student at Metgs Jumor High School and ts a vtctlm of cystic ftbrosts Denver clinches division title Reds play Tigers in Coluyilius COLUMBUS (UP! ) Rtghthander Paul Moskau was schedu led to start for the ClncmnaU Reds today tn an exhibt!ton contest agamst the Detrott Tigers at Fr•nkl n County Stad w1 Moskau com ptled a /Hi record and had a 4 00 earned run average durmg his rookie season wtth the Reds last year A sellout crowd of 15 000 was expe<ted for the game to be pia) ed on the home fteld of the Colwnbus Cl ppers - the Pittsburgh Pi rates Trtpl e A !ann club Dave Rozema lf>-7 last season " as to start for the Tigers m today s contest the second between Ute two clubs n ~S ffi{'OV l'tays ......... ~ Announces thetr annual Sprmg Sa le Save on dresses by Kay Winsor Serbm J enmrerGee co urdtnates from Fire Islander L&K Russ Pandora Branch and other fine brand nam es 10 Pet hold s lay a ways even on sale merchandi se OPEN Di\ILY Waverly shuts out Gallipolis Waverly scored two runs m the botto m of the s xth m ng to defeat vls ttmg Ga lltpolts 2 0 m a Southeastern Ohto League baseba ll game Monday eve mng The loss left GAHS "tth a 1 ~ record n bot h league play and all games GAHS Wtll play at Athens th s even ng tn another SEOAL en counter Mark Fte\der led uff the stxth wtlh a lrtple off \osmg hurler Terry Wall After Rob Leffler fann ed J Krttzwtser sing led scor ng F e\d rr Krttzw1ster scored later or a Gi\HS error GAHS threatened tn the ftrst second thtrd and SIXth mntngs but could not dent hon e pate Ke1 11tor pson at I (1 U< k Ocr f eld paced G \liS "' tl e plate wtth wu hits ap ecc 1 erry Wall had the onl) uti cr GAHS Htt a thtrd tnntng double The Tigers managed onl) four h ts off Wall Bestdcs F elders trtple and Krttz wiSer s stogie T Freder ck and R Fredertck ea h h od a stn gle Wall fanned nlllc walked f ve W nn n~ h R Fre len ck f! n e I f 11a ked t• o I mescurt: ( AHS 000000 0 (55 000 002 X 40 Wa1 erl) ARP!l fOOl S DAY pro1ed to be a good one for the two [ sherme t uld mg a ntce stnnger of bass Ron Rtffle left and Gene 11 npson hoth of Rt 2 Pomeroy landed f ve bass at Htdden Lakes Three of them we tghed 5"z pounds each and two 3 pounds each Southern triumphs BY GREG RAilEY llle South ern 1 o nadoes of C a<h HIt n Wolfe Jr u 1cashed a len h l attack aga nst v s t ng Ha an Wes t I tr g n a Ia t n gh t c route to a 6 3 come fro n beh nd ' ll1 0r) Sout her IS no• 2 0 \\tth se or r ght lander John S t)re getung beth " ns th s u e reltef Hannan got on the boa rd f t ;t to the top of the second when I em pleton dtew a walk off stan ng S< uthern p teller Mke Huddleston He scored on a s g\e and a th rowmg error The hosts knotted the score n heu half mn ng "hen Ttm Br nager walked and scored on R cha rd fcaford s Stogie after a pa ssed ball But the vts tors "ent ahead b) t•o tn the htrd on three wa ks and t" st gles Sayre can e u 1 t1 e top of the fou tth Wtlh runners on f r>t and second Aher a bnef control pt oble he shut the W Ideals uut the re>t of the • a) Sa) re and Huddleston a f elder s chotce Brmager doubled to plat e a run I eaford s ogled Dwtght Htll drew a walk and Herb Ervm John West and Sayre con necte d for three stratg ht stnglcs When the smoke had !eared the Tornadoes had plated four run s Greg Rowsey took the loss as he went the dt>ia nce !ann ng four an walk ng JUS! three He also was the btg >ttck w th three s ng\es m four r ps to th e plate Say re Teaford and Ervm led Southern wtth two smgles aptece Brtnager had hts double and W nebrenner Wes and Jtm 0 Br en each had a smgle Southern goes to M ller Wednesda) Hannan 012 000 0-3 6 2 Southern 010 401 X-<; 10 I Rowsey and Aekers Huddleston Sayre WP 4l and Forbes THIS WEEKS SPECIAL cumbmed to far ele\Cn and "k eght Southtrn • or the con est n tl e f urth After an error and KC tourney to be moved to Syracuse Btll Fugate PreStdcnl of the Kl ger Creek Err p\oyees Uu b aga u re n nded I rttle Lt Jguc baseb o\1 fa ns and pia er> hat the annual K ger Creek I tttle ,eague r urn a ('nt ha USED CARS Spec tal' 1975 MERCURY BOBCAT CPE 1D au o rad o oa f 2 tone brown Rea sharp '2495 1975 DELTA 88 ROYALE CPE been d nt n l'd dut t the la rge s ..tit stru t n prog ram hit lib g g at K1 ger ( <ck f r thL xt ft• ears It thl s 11 r t r e Fuga te sa I Our g d fr cod and tournamenl I rector Bt\1 Hubbard tSsures us th Jt lhe tuum a mer t " II ue pt cked up an d held un de r d ffere t sponso rsh p at the S) rae use F te d n Sl ra cuse Deta Is wtll be announced later 6 cyl v ny A cond ad o P S P B gh b ue w h dark blue 00 '3495 Karr &VanZandt You II L1ke Ou r Qua !tty Way of Oo1ng Bus ntss GMAC FINANCING 991 SJ41 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs hl6 00 T ll pm Sit Insured? It Could All Gu Up In Smoke! Avo1d a total dtsaSt~<r get ~omplete protection w1th one of our full coverage Homeown ers pohC!es Don t hemace co play 1t safe for your fam Jly s sake Get the facts 900500 Shop Friday ttl 7 00 Phone 304 KX2 1112 DOWNING CHILDS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. �] :;., i I, ; . •,4. I tl" . • ·. 1' ln sWII ation of the Hiu r;rande Ba ptist Assul'ia li un uffi ce rs highlighted the annual fL•IIuwship lea of the B. II ' l 0 ' Playing Cards Gillette 1250 Trac II 5s Plast1c Coated 49' Va lue F . I. P . P d ce ... 4/$1 $1. 60Va lue F.t. P . P rice ... 95· Brawny Jumbo Towels ty of the Midd leport First 1\ap lts t Ch urch Munday night . dates for thi s season's final " Little Theatre" product ion will be held April 5 and 6 at 7 p.m. in the Little Theatre lower level, Lafa yette Mall, in Gallipolis. ' "Everybody Lov es Opal," a comedy , will be performed May 11-13 and 18-2tl. There are four mal e roles and two fema le roles to be fill ed : Opal , a seedy, ec centric woman about 50-55, with a great outlook on life; Gloria , a young woman about 25, who is wise to ~ II the ways of the world ; Brad , the brains, lean and handsome, but also mean , Mrs. Dale Wa lbum of Middlc•port First Baptist was in.ltalled as prest dcnl of the A.%oc ~l i on . Other officers insld llcd \H' rt' Mrs. Gene Yust., 11ctrinl' I3aplist. s ecrete~ry; .\lr·s. Briggs Kirby , Cheshire Ba pti s t. spirt lual li fe chai rperson: Mrs. George Ski nner. Pomeroy Baptist. lea dership development ; "1rs. Herman Wood , Se~ lcm llapttst Church, trea surer; Wh ite Mr s, H om er B r ann on, Calva r)' Baptist Church.Rio Grwule. love gt ft chairperson: Mrs. Ralph Htfe, Cltt•slnre Baptist Church, Bath Si1e chwrpcrsun of (.'(.ll11 1l1Unicotl on: M r s. John Myers, Cal n .tr y Baptist Chu rch , c h ct i'~pe r s ono f li tera l.un•; Mrs. .Joseph Cuok . Pomeroy INSTALLATION - Mr s. Dale Walburn , center , was installed as presi dent of the Rio Grande Baptist Association at a meeting Monday night at the First Ba ptist Ch urch, Middleport. Others installed, left to right , were Mr s. Briggs Kir by, spiritual life chairman; Mrs. George Ski nner, leadership development ; Mrs. Herman Wood, treasurer ; Mrs. Gene Yost , secretary; Mrs. Homer Brannon, Jove gift chairman; Mrs. Ralph Rtfc , communications; Mrs. J ohn Myers, chmrman of literatur e; and Mrs. Joseph Cook, chairman of social relation s. bean Is land discovered by elected during the meeting Columbus in 1492, later to were Mrs. Richard Owen, change from a· Spa nish to a vice president and program Fre nch speaking country. In chai q>erson ; Mrs. Kathryn lrstcd Uasic tian faith, Jove and conce rn ~,pr e~ en te d by Mrs. J. J. Davis fur others. dc pcn dil bli itr : cn- on 1-l ttit.i , tt country hein~ t h us i<:~m , pe rsistence, t~bili ty studied hy Baptist women. In· tu inspire o.thers to actio n. in · troduce d by Mrs. Tony tt: rest rn <:1!1 pha st·s of lhl' Fu11'i cr Mrs. Davi s told of her t'hl'ls'tian work , cmd tot' d in- fa111ily's trip to Haiti a1Jout l9 volVt'l ll en t . )'L' ct rs ago an d sho Wed Prl!g ram for th1• r nee ling num erous slides uf the people SL'n ·ru g as and IJ istorica l sites. She al so Bapust. chairperson of Christlilll sucwl rl'!t1tions. Other uffi cL•rs are Mr s. AiiL'Cil Smt n· , Wellst on Baptist Church. thrcdu r of special mtercst rmssmnaries, i.-l ml Mrs. Marjun e G rr rmn : Had ne l3i:iptist. dld ll'person uf wh1te cross and wnrld re!l d . Mrs. Rife wrrs the in sli!ll lll.l! PEPSODENT offieer and used as Iter theme. " Women of God ." She Family Paste 64o z 30' 0 11 in g n~ d icn t s fu r em officer Ill· att ended .by 71 women from d udmg a kn owlt•dge of l'hn s· 11 met! cl w rdwn w:.1s related a history of the Carib- Alfred UMW have meeting Polident Tablets 60sw 12 FREE kh lii \ H o ! I, d !\ Tite Alfred U.M.W. met recentl y at the FollrodHob in son home with II member s an d one I· •I" •I I and another by Nell ie Parker were present ed. The World Day of Praye r, "Co mmuni ty Spirit in visi tor attending. Moder n 'll1e meeting was conducted by Nellie Parker. president. discussed. The Call to Pr ayer and Self· Denial " Be Thou My Vision" was mentioned. Ao off ering was given to each cause . Th e upen ing pr ayer wa s given by Iso la Taylor. Com munications were read KOTEX TAMPONS from those receiving gifts from the Society a1 Christ· ma.(j time. A lett er was rei:l d from the Dist riLt Presi den t Bernt ce McMa hon givi ng 30,s $2 25 Value $139 16 oz Norm -Oily b.tr..t S lr eng t h 10 o z f' .I.P . Price ... $129 S2 15~~:~: .. $109 COLGATE 100 Mouthwash 12 oz $1.59 Value f'.I .P . P rice ... POLLY'S POINTERS .\: 55¢ 80s Pl as t1 c ' S1 34 Va lu e 10 Pac k $1 00 f' .I.P . P rice ... Vr~lue 49¢ vice president of Christian se rvice: t~n d Mrs. J ames Br ewer , spi ritua l gr owth. The urgon prelude to ope n t.h~ tnt.'t! ting wets by Mrs. Ger a ld Ant hon y. Mrs . Wal burn of the F:l cct.a Circle gave U1c dt•votinns usin g a " Heart and Love " theme with poetry and scripture. Mrs. ;-red Klein had the love gift dedication. Sandwiellcs, cookies, lea am! coffee were served from a ta ble covered w1th an em· brmdered d oth belongi ng to Mrs. Bert lloduner an d a :~ 10bles have water ma rks DF:A ll PO .LY - My Pet Peeve is lha t I wtsh people would smi le more. Any pla ce you go you sec so few smiles - DlcAH POI. I.Y- Please tell m e h(l w to remove w£tt er mark!) from mop lt or iJliTh utb les. - F1\ YF: IlEAl{ FAYE - If your u. bles had been waxed, remonng 1t w1th l1qurd WiJX ntil)" tum the tn ck. Wtpe the liquid w;t x off whtle it rs stt ll wet. If ;-;pots lc<:trc wtth the old wax. rcwHx the table~ . W1th other finrshcs, try ru bbing Jighlly with <J sMt cloth dii mpcnt>d m WH tcr cunt;unmg H fl'w drops of l:I I11JJ1orua . just grim faces. - PAT HICIA DEAH POLLY- When baki n~ berry ptes, do not fret about the jmcc runnmg over Put plastic dri nkin g straws through the top crust an d the pre juice wrll run up the slraws and go down when it coo b. Th e straws c<m be c: ul H bit shorte r than they ru me. When rnaki ng Fren ch horu pi., tn and you do not ha ve metal horns, make you r own ' excellent s~ l ary alony v.rith a choke ol JObs the opportunity to work toward a two·yeN associate degree throu!/ll he CQrnmumty 0:.1 tra1n1ng dt o;omf' of the hn~s l technical >ehools In the nali()n valuable on the tob experience . , worldwide asstgnmems 30 days of pald vacation a year , .. and much more. med1cal care dental ca1e It 's one of the lines! opportuni ties In the nation Call roday For in lorrnatlon, contact S. Sgt . Vt rnon J. ZegeJ •••• '10000 TRADE-IN On All living Room Suites MASON FURNITURE USAF Recruilina Oilice 221 N. Columbus Road Athens , Ohio 45701 Ph. (6141 S92-459l Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.8:30 til 5:00 ThursdaY Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM Herman Grate 773-SS92 /4 gr t> O I W(l ¥ O I J.I !' Mason, W. Va . and more, there must he a Th e Insur an ce Store 992·5 I JO 214 E. Main twenty percent disttunt un tickets to all pn.d uttions: a s huv. the d1ffct~nt lii~HJ ­ t:.crsh1ps uvar le1ble Anyon£· lree "GALI.!A COUNTH Y" n"t rece11·mg one of liM<· program (new this year is a su uveni r program with facts, musi c a nd pict ures , of '' GA I. I.I A COUNTRY"t' a spetia l inv it ati on to th e NF:WS!·.F.TTF:HS or· Y. hrJ I" not con t ~H.tcd. 1.md y,.ho 1:-. mterested m bceumrnv memu er . ai'!Jve Jr have the self-satisfactton of being Involved m the commu nity and its a(tlvitJes Members wtll recctve : A I MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS = YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY6TH : := If You ar e Not Re gi stered : : Vi s it the Bo ard 's Off ice in Person ~ OR : Phon e the Boa rd of Elect rons - 0 R Mail the Boa rd a Ca rd I § = ~ ~1M!~ § = ~ ADorPH'S 5 !hi; ?:::~/~ ~;;t~~~y ~ § If You a re in Do ubt as to Whe th er You are = Proper ly Reg ts ter ed . Phone t he Boa rd ~ MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTION S 111111111111111 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllltllllllll 1111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111 oul SUPERIORS PICNIC HAMS ARE 89¢ WIENERS ............. :. 89¢ BOLOGNA ..... . . LB ALL ME_AT ~Lf LB 69 ~ HOMEMADE SLICED ............ ..... w... 79 ~ SUPERIORS ALL MEAT -~~ BACON ENDS .................. ~~.. 69¢' . VALLEY BELL ARCHWAY COO~IES 1-LB. BOX PER PACKAGE 9~ SALTINES MAXWELL HOUSE NESCAFE FREEZE DRIED TASTERS CHOICE INSTANT COFFEE . JAR LARGE EGGS KRISPY CRACKERS OFF 10 OL GRADE B SUNSHINE • 8 OL '4'' JAR s 99 MILK ......~~~:~~- . ~.1 MILK .......~~:~~~. ~.l SCOT LAD 39 GROUND . COFFEE 2 LB. CAN '659 THURSDA ONLY R. C. a-t6oz89C PEPSI-COLA '1 09 PEPSI or 7-UP _ ,, 00 3 8-160L somEs SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 10 I - 39 2% LOW FAT DR. PEPPER We Accept Federal Food 2% LOW FAT BROUGHTON'S DOZEN Resene The Right To Lrn~ Quarltitiei~ QUARTS = § Ma so ntc Te mpl e Building P.O. Bo x 488, Pom eroy , Oh io 45769 Phon e 99 2-2697 Hours 9; 00-4; 00-- Saturda ys 9:00 -12: 00 See Us atlhe Pomeroy Bend Bridg e .. I = Hr s.: 10:00 a .m. til ll :Oll p.m . Sun.-Thurs . 10 til 12 :00 p.m . Fr iday and Saturday . Pomeroy , 0 . ! = DAIRY VALLEY SUPERIORS >up pq'rt1vc , m the Sr,(·i~·t J 1~ tnv!led lrJ hJOlcwt \ir Mullm s Prr•srd1·nt , 44fi-ffit>:l or r,m: (Jf the· fr!llo wmg Hr.ard successful membership dme this ye ar. This means support Alinual Aw ards B:.mquet antl from Jackson, Metgs, Vinton an mvitation to attend the Almual Boa rd Meeting w1th and Ga lli a counties. Thts voltng privileges to adult member s means not onl y fin ant Jal but members; your name or the Dene Wagner. \ lf• also active support hy of· na me of y()ur business {J f P! eStdent , Wtlma \1ul hn" feri ng tal ents in all phases of theatre from acting to set organization on an Insert tn St cretCJry , Wrlma Hn.v. u. all pfognuns: yo ur name or Trt.;CJ :-iurer ; .J11hn J•:t' kl'r. building. the name of your busin ess or lmmcdWtl· Post Pre~1d e n1 By support ing th e Suc iety organrzatJon on d wall plaque Ma uret:n BrtJ'"' II \1e~k wit h the pu rchase of a tn the " Lt ttle Th eatre "; \ .ch,Jls, \ora Pnce, I(,,IJert membership , you will : help receive th e Socie t y'~ New s- Fn·in ur .Jan et Hu::~,;el, b1Jth uf esta blish an awa reness of Jive lett ers. J<J ckso n Dr John ShP I't ~, th eatre in Southeastern Ohio: Within the ne xt we ek , !J r, r r,t hd Surtrr IJJ .J1rn allow citizens of the area ao copies of the hrst ~EWS- Bennett . opportunity to share in the LE TTER wi ll be sent out I<J Th e Gal110 llrarua ur At1>: recreat ion of thetr her itage ; prospective members, wJth Soc1e!~ I!) a rwn·pr r,flt allow members to devel op pe rsonal contacts to follow urgcmJZdtlOIL thc·t:f~, n· . ;dJ their individ ual talents in the The NF:WSI.ET TE [!.S wrl l mem bershtps <Jr ,,,,, area all year 'round. arts; crea te an awareness of <.:(J nta in an application tr, tnhutrCJn s &r£ • tax dedu r·rJbl!· To bring one or more of Southeastern Ohio and its these pla ys into other com· att rati ions to tou ribm, and . ![lttttlltttttlllltlllllllllllllltlll ttlllllllltllnnt ntmll tlll tlll lllll tt tllttlltlllllllllllllllltlltW Several of the produ ctions will be directed by second year graduate st udent s from futur e of civic and outdoor the Ohto Unive rsity MFA pre- theatre in this area . prof ess iona l di r ec tin g Some of the pl ans for 1979 program. The ar rangement are as fol lows: has been established with the To exte nd " GA J.J. IA Ohio Univ ersity Theat re COUNTR Y," the out doo r Department in hopes of at- drama at Hitl Grande, to a taining the highest quality of fu ll ei ght or ten week, six civic theatr e possible io Its dct ys a week pr odu ction. facility. "GALLIA COUNTRY" will be promoted all over Ohio All area re sr dcnt s in· and surround ing states This terestcd in becoming actively will in turn bring hundreds of ,~n u nit ies 111 t he a rea, invo lved should contact the tourists into the area and will provid ing t he prope r Th eatre Mana ger. Greg especially benefit the mer- faci li ti es can be found . Miller, :1!6-2210. chants of this area where .. In order to accomplish this . A.LUMNI SOUGIIT Mrs. Iva Sisson, president of the Middleport Alwnni Association , announced today that an yone who ever attend· L'<l the Middleport school system but did not gradlJjlte from Middl eport High School due to the consolidation, Is considered an alumn i of MHS and eligible to attend the reu· ol on sChL"<luiL>d for May 26. Letters cann ot be directed to ·the graduates of Meigs who earlier attended the Mid· dl cport school<, so reserVa· tiott' fr om these alumni are to be made with Mrs. Richard Vaughan, trea surer. th.ese toun sts will be stopping to shop, eat and spend the night. Tu pa y all performers of "GAL I.fA COU'ITRY ." Thts will create not onl y many summ er jobs but wi ll pro mote lively competition among the local perform ers at audition lime and will a.lso br in g in some theat re st udents and profess ionals,"\ therefore impro v in ~ an , already good show. To produce five plays at the Theat re" in " Lt ttl e Gallipolis. Th ese plays will be scheduled during the fa ll , wmter and spring months, bringing live theatre to the REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE. By Helen and Sue Bottel can olf4!f you an Dunng the month of April, the Gall ia Dramatic Arts Society wtll kick off its membershi p dri ve, the fi rst such intensifi ed drive con· dut1ed by the Society since its inception in 1973. · The goal is $20,t)()(), whrch, the Society says, may seem high , but it must tie in order to realize its plan lor the Th is Is an ar ea of r ate r eg ulat ions oft en m isunder stoo d . Und er th e Autom ob ile Sa le Dr iver Pla n, if it is est ablished by law or by your co llect ion of dama ges th at the acci dent wa s not your Inu it th en your rat es wil l not be increased In ac cidents wher e there is no clear cu t def ini t ion of fau lt, both par ti es woul d probabl y have som e in cr ease in ra tes. Some acc id ents would not increase you r r ate'i ~ ven if your ins u r ~ nce com pany pa ys th e claim Among th ese are · acci dents involving your car when it i~ legal ly parked ; you r car be ing str u ck fr om the rear : an accident tnvolvi ng a hi t an d ru n driver ; and m ishaps b y falli ng obj ect s or fl y ing gra vel. Sl'V ICCS . TEENA.GER WANTS 'REAL HOME' DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Mom ts ve ry headstrong on the subject of traveling. After she retires (she's now 37) she wa nts to be footloose and go every where. So she insists we li ve in an apartment, so she won't be "ti ed down ." I try to tell her buying a small house would be smarter (and loL' more like a real home!. In 20_y ears she'd have an in vestment instead of old rent receipL, , and she could sell it for the price of a good campe r. plus enoug h for severa l trips. To my argwnents she ans wers. "Stop trying to rwt my life; you'll be on yo ur own in a few years and you ca n surviv e in our apartment until then." It 's not for me: I'm think i n~ of her futu re because I care about her. How can I con vmce her? ·NOT PUSHY BUT Ct\R· lNG DEAR NPBC: You probably can't convin ce a confinned apartment dweller that home owners hi p is better. While you see "g ood investmen t, more space, pride of 01<11ership," she sees "big down pa yment, upkeep, ya rdwork, rising property l<lxes, repa irs , too much responsibility,'' Let your mother make her own decisions tshe will an ywa y, no ma tter how worthy your advice). And io 2Q years, when you · fl>e l an "I told you so" coming on, bite your longue! - HELEN '' Littl e TheabtreW " _season; Bus 5top, y tll iam Inge; Last of the Red Hot 1-<>vers, by N~i l Simon; Spoon River Anthology, ba sed on the work by· Edgar Lee Masters: An drocl es and the Lion, a children 's mu sical ' and In herit the Wind, by Jerome La wrence and Robert E. J.ee. Dramatic Arts.Scoiety launches . b h. d . _me m ers tr11 r..tve If I have an accident w hile dr iving that i s no1 m y fault will my in surance rates go up? prc!-i idcd at the h:a Hnd coffee 1 \ege of the A1r Force REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE Mrs. Bt fe and Mrs. Searles t' ForO! IIIUR·MITIOI RB ce ntcrplct'L' of sprmg fl owe rs . uut of heavy duty fo il. They work JUS t as well and are not as expensive.- CONN IF. Or. then· ts ·llt ts co lumn 's ol d Df:AH POLLY - I keep sW ndby - ru~ wrlh col d frost off the lower glass of my ergarellP ashes mixed wtlh wrnd ows by tacki ng strips of butler 1ruiJ wrlh the gt·ain of plain while plastic tu cove r LOSE WATER BLOAT till' wU0\1 1, and then wtpe off the glass. I have been do111g cum pld cly with H (']can soft WITH ODRINIL this fur som e lime and il has cloth. - POI.I.Y DEAR PO I.I.Y - Hanging really worke-d for me . " - NATURE'S WAY NOT PUSHY: pla nt lovers ran usc a mr tnl MAHYK . DEA H POLLY J get the Perhaps your mother can't afford home ownership . These shower (·urtHi n ring to tmng <:1 \ •'·' ,, 11 t' t'' rr'• "' last lt ttle btl of toothpaste, da ys, even sma ll houses cost more than the average oneplant fro m the curtain r(J(J at • " ' ,·" •· " I , I' har r cH rc pruduc'Ls. ete. out of income family can ha ck · and monthly payments are conOORINII 1 )I"' • • • •' '" ' •r• I ru! a wrndow. - MAHY LOU 1 plasll e tu lles by cutting off siderably higher than rent when you include property taxes, Dl, AH HEADE RS - This" the bottom edge of the tu be I " •' ' " ' '0 ~ ! ' ' I ' , insurance, all utiliti es, etc. a•gn·at tdca IF you itrt' su n: 001\lHl -"" r, ,, • t' ,., ,. ,,,. and then sq ueezing tl out of Check out rea l estate prices before you do more pushing . your curli.i lll rod ts strong ! ', .. !' ., ... ' ' , >· lj ' ' 1!·,' the bottom. MRS. D.M. SUE enougll ami fa sten ed tu the ' ,t ' 1:Hl' " .1'!' '• o~:OIJ '•'Il l! ll' 1 1 DEA H POI.J.Y - I have a 1.1 jl t ,.! • .f '\f;ll t' , wo I • fram t~ sec ur ely enough tu 76-yea r-<Jld treadle scwt n~ RAP: ' •'' ' o' 1I"~ stand the w ci ~h t of a hangi ng IIUtchme that wtJs not seww~ UORINIL ol J w Itt 11\o\ \lut'.tl\'t,• !.; I'm 16. My boy friend and I ha ve a 7-month-old son. My b.f. plant. If it does not brea k tt the way rt should. I llUlS around and hops in bed with nearly every girl in town. I might s a ~ . So, be sure . N E LSON DRUGSTORE drsc· nvt•red the trouble was try so hard to please him. I'm tired of talking. What can I do Pomer oy . Ohio _ _ _ _ _ __ _ J PO J.J.Y tlurt I had cotl!ln thread on next' ·UNHAPPY WORRI EH Ute bobbin and polyester on U.W.: the . I changed the bobbin Try wa lking... away. And don't look back! • HELE N AND lu tlrrcild and it SUE ,.~SLil neo to sew just pe rfectly agatn. ft sound:: like a dif- RAP : ferent machin~ . I am sure it The Jetter from "F.S." (with the terrible reputation ) wou ld be the sarne with Iiiler reminded me of me when I wa s 13 . I thought I was cool and models. - MH.S. l..K. groovy beca use aU the boys "liked me." What a laugh! Behind SEARCHING Polly will send you one of ·my back, they called me The Mattress. her· signed tha nk -you Tell F.S. anyone can change if she wants to badly enough. FORA newspaper coupon dippe rs U When I realized how cheap I'd become, I stopped putting out SOLID she uses your favorite for popularity. It wasn't easy, but then I.met Gene when I was Potnter, Peeve or Problem in 17 and he didn 't hold my loose past against me . We've been FUTURE? her colunm . Write POLLY 'S married two years, have a wonderful son and couldn 't be hapPO INTEHS in care of this pier. F.S. should ignore the whispe rs and prove she's through Then your searc h Is over ·newspaper. ) with all that. She can! - I DID Because the Un11ed Stares A 1r on, who is alwa ys messing up o goo d thing. Minor roles are: a doctor who examin es Opal for an insurance policy, but ends up being cured of his own ailment by Opal in stead; a young, handsome po lice officer, and Mr. Tann er, a cat, who sl obbers when he eats. If un a ble to attend auditions oo dates an nounced. you are invited to contact Mr. Herdma n at 446· 1196> fronl'e"to 5, and 446-4815 after 7 p.m. Th e followtng pl ays have be en planned for the 1978-79 Generation Rap :~ Mar shle and Cy Dawsey. missinn anes. Janet Moore ,_.!!Umluucou the name of Mrs. Neil ymao B. Tryitlo of 'lew Mexr co, for th e pray er calenda r. A card was signed fo r her birthday. An F:ast er program was Jed by J anice Pullins, "Shroud s and Butterflies." A poem. " My Times Ar c In TI1ine Hand " was rea d by Thelm a Hend erson . A readtog by Florence Spence r 1" PENS :: ~ Polly Cramer /\ letter was received from Intensive Care So<.'iely uff1 ccr s Metzger. white cross chairrna n: Mrs. Leora Si ~ man, o .:~~;::_-:....;::~~-...'%'.~::~¥«~[Qj·t<t!c:~::llo1.:C~.~~IIM'~~~~Il:ill~~ On Apr il 14-1> an overnight Sptrit ual Retreat wtl l be held at Camp Otterbein. Reser· rattons are to be in by April to. The School of Christian Missions will be on July 7-9 and July 9-t 3. On September 17 Al fred's amwal meeting and election of officers will be condu ct ed. Flex Balsam Shampoo was Mrs. Davis showed several articles which the family brought back with them including a voodoo doll. Mrs. Charl eo Sea rl es presided at the meeting and welcomed the members and guests from the Pomeroy Pirsl Baptist Clmrch , the C1Jeshirc Ba ptist Church. Heath Uni ted Meth odist Church, [he Mid dl eport (Jmrch of Christ. Trinity Church. Raci ne Ba ptist Church, Wellston Baptist Church.... Cal vary Baptist at lliu Grande, Sa lem Bapti st Church, Mt. Moria h Bapttst C1JUrch, Middleport, and tire \l tddlepurl First Bapt ist ("hun ·h. Local da teS o£ l'Uilling Up eventS. F.I. P . Pric e .,. $2 .35 Value Livi ng" The next meetin g will be on Tuesday, April16 at the home of Gen evieve Guthr ie, with Florence Spencer lead ing the program . The host esses served lunch during the social period . Sick and shut-in calls from Nov. 15 to March 21 numbe red 42. conjunction with her slides, ' Auditions planned for season''s final play for Little Theatre an~:~~~:dBo~h~~r~~:t~:~ ~!~ zyd,e;~othuesr; obeansde . hSaonl~er~ . II. Sanborn Mi ss ionar. SOl· lc- • o'l' Areo tea Ins tallatio·n Buys 5- The Daily sentine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April 4, 1978 .. , ...... 1 . OR DIET RITE 99~ • �] :;., i I, ; . •,4. I tl" . • ·. 1' ln sWII ation of the Hiu r;rande Ba ptist Assul'ia li un uffi ce rs highlighted the annual fL•IIuwship lea of the B. II ' l 0 ' Playing Cards Gillette 1250 Trac II 5s Plast1c Coated 49' Va lue F . I. P . P d ce ... 4/$1 $1. 60Va lue F.t. P . P rice ... 95· Brawny Jumbo Towels ty of the Midd leport First 1\ap lts t Ch urch Munday night . dates for thi s season's final " Little Theatre" product ion will be held April 5 and 6 at 7 p.m. in the Little Theatre lower level, Lafa yette Mall, in Gallipolis. ' "Everybody Lov es Opal," a comedy , will be performed May 11-13 and 18-2tl. There are four mal e roles and two fema le roles to be fill ed : Opal , a seedy, ec centric woman about 50-55, with a great outlook on life; Gloria , a young woman about 25, who is wise to ~ II the ways of the world ; Brad , the brains, lean and handsome, but also mean , Mrs. Dale Wa lbum of Middlc•port First Baptist was in.ltalled as prest dcnl of the A.%oc ~l i on . Other officers insld llcd \H' rt' Mrs. Gene Yust., 11ctrinl' I3aplist. s ecrete~ry; .\lr·s. Briggs Kirby , Cheshire Ba pti s t. spirt lual li fe chai rperson: Mrs. George Ski nner. Pomeroy Baptist. lea dership development ; "1rs. Herman Wood , Se~ lcm llapttst Church, trea surer; Wh ite Mr s, H om er B r ann on, Calva r)' Baptist Church.Rio Grwule. love gt ft chairperson: Mrs. Ralph Htfe, Cltt•slnre Baptist Church, Bath Si1e chwrpcrsun of (.'(.ll11 1l1Unicotl on: M r s. John Myers, Cal n .tr y Baptist Chu rch , c h ct i'~pe r s ono f li tera l.un•; Mrs. .Joseph Cuok . Pomeroy INSTALLATION - Mr s. Dale Walburn , center , was installed as presi dent of the Rio Grande Baptist Association at a meeting Monday night at the First Ba ptist Ch urch, Middleport. Others installed, left to right , were Mr s. Briggs Kir by, spiritual life chairman; Mrs. George Ski nner, leadership development ; Mrs. Herman Wood, treasurer ; Mrs. Gene Yost , secretary; Mrs. Homer Brannon, Jove gift chairman; Mrs. Ralph Rtfc , communications; Mrs. J ohn Myers, chmrman of literatur e; and Mrs. Joseph Cook, chairman of social relation s. bean Is land discovered by elected during the meeting Columbus in 1492, later to were Mrs. Richard Owen, change from a· Spa nish to a vice president and program Fre nch speaking country. In chai q>erson ; Mrs. Kathryn lrstcd Uasic tian faith, Jove and conce rn ~,pr e~ en te d by Mrs. J. J. Davis fur others. dc pcn dil bli itr : cn- on 1-l ttit.i , tt country hein~ t h us i<:~m , pe rsistence, t~bili ty studied hy Baptist women. In· tu inspire o.thers to actio n. in · troduce d by Mrs. Tony tt: rest rn <:1!1 pha st·s of lhl' Fu11'i cr Mrs. Davi s told of her t'hl'ls'tian work , cmd tot' d in- fa111ily's trip to Haiti a1Jout l9 volVt'l ll en t . )'L' ct rs ago an d sho Wed Prl!g ram for th1• r nee ling num erous slides uf the people SL'n ·ru g as and IJ istorica l sites. She al so Bapust. chairperson of Christlilll sucwl rl'!t1tions. Other uffi cL•rs are Mr s. AiiL'Cil Smt n· , Wellst on Baptist Church. thrcdu r of special mtercst rmssmnaries, i.-l ml Mrs. Marjun e G rr rmn : Had ne l3i:iptist. dld ll'person uf wh1te cross and wnrld re!l d . Mrs. Rife wrrs the in sli!ll lll.l! PEPSODENT offieer and used as Iter theme. " Women of God ." She Family Paste 64o z 30' 0 11 in g n~ d icn t s fu r em officer Ill· att ended .by 71 women from d udmg a kn owlt•dge of l'hn s· 11 met! cl w rdwn w:.1s related a history of the Carib- Alfred UMW have meeting Polident Tablets 60sw 12 FREE kh lii \ H o ! I, d !\ Tite Alfred U.M.W. met recentl y at the FollrodHob in son home with II member s an d one I· •I" •I I and another by Nell ie Parker were present ed. The World Day of Praye r, "Co mmuni ty Spirit in visi tor attending. Moder n 'll1e meeting was conducted by Nellie Parker. president. discussed. The Call to Pr ayer and Self· Denial " Be Thou My Vision" was mentioned. Ao off ering was given to each cause . Th e upen ing pr ayer wa s given by Iso la Taylor. Com munications were read KOTEX TAMPONS from those receiving gifts from the Society a1 Christ· ma.(j time. A lett er was rei:l d from the Dist riLt Presi den t Bernt ce McMa hon givi ng 30,s $2 25 Value $139 16 oz Norm -Oily b.tr..t S lr eng t h 10 o z f' .I.P . Price ... $129 S2 15~~:~: .. $109 COLGATE 100 Mouthwash 12 oz $1.59 Value f'.I .P . P rice ... POLLY'S POINTERS .\: 55¢ 80s Pl as t1 c ' S1 34 Va lu e 10 Pac k $1 00 f' .I.P . P rice ... Vr~lue 49¢ vice president of Christian se rvice: t~n d Mrs. J ames Br ewer , spi ritua l gr owth. The urgon prelude to ope n t.h~ tnt.'t! ting wets by Mrs. Ger a ld Ant hon y. Mrs . Wal burn of the F:l cct.a Circle gave U1c dt•votinns usin g a " Heart and Love " theme with poetry and scripture. Mrs. ;-red Klein had the love gift dedication. Sandwiellcs, cookies, lea am! coffee were served from a ta ble covered w1th an em· brmdered d oth belongi ng to Mrs. Bert lloduner an d a :~ 10bles have water ma rks DF:A ll PO .LY - My Pet Peeve is lha t I wtsh people would smi le more. Any pla ce you go you sec so few smiles - DlcAH POI. I.Y- Please tell m e h(l w to remove w£tt er mark!) from mop lt or iJliTh utb les. - F1\ YF: IlEAl{ FAYE - If your u. bles had been waxed, remonng 1t w1th l1qurd WiJX ntil)" tum the tn ck. Wtpe the liquid w;t x off whtle it rs stt ll wet. If ;-;pots lc<:trc wtth the old wax. rcwHx the table~ . W1th other finrshcs, try ru bbing Jighlly with <J sMt cloth dii mpcnt>d m WH tcr cunt;unmg H fl'w drops of l:I I11JJ1orua . just grim faces. - PAT HICIA DEAH POLLY- When baki n~ berry ptes, do not fret about the jmcc runnmg over Put plastic dri nkin g straws through the top crust an d the pre juice wrll run up the slraws and go down when it coo b. Th e straws c<m be c: ul H bit shorte r than they ru me. When rnaki ng Fren ch horu pi., tn and you do not ha ve metal horns, make you r own ' excellent s~ l ary alony v.rith a choke ol JObs the opportunity to work toward a two·yeN associate degree throu!/ll he CQrnmumty 0:.1 tra1n1ng dt o;omf' of the hn~s l technical >ehools In the nali()n valuable on the tob experience . , worldwide asstgnmems 30 days of pald vacation a year , .. and much more. med1cal care dental ca1e It 's one of the lines! opportuni ties In the nation Call roday For in lorrnatlon, contact S. Sgt . Vt rnon J. ZegeJ •••• '10000 TRADE-IN On All living Room Suites MASON FURNITURE USAF Recruilina Oilice 221 N. Columbus Road Athens , Ohio 45701 Ph. (6141 S92-459l Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.8:30 til 5:00 ThursdaY Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM Herman Grate 773-SS92 /4 gr t> O I W(l ¥ O I J.I !' Mason, W. Va . and more, there must he a Th e Insur an ce Store 992·5 I JO 214 E. Main twenty percent disttunt un tickets to all pn.d uttions: a s huv. the d1ffct~nt lii~HJ ­ t:.crsh1ps uvar le1ble Anyon£· lree "GALI.!A COUNTH Y" n"t rece11·mg one of liM<· program (new this year is a su uveni r program with facts, musi c a nd pict ures , of '' GA I. I.I A COUNTRY"t' a spetia l inv it ati on to th e NF:WS!·.F.TTF:HS or· Y. hrJ I" not con t ~H.tcd. 1.md y,.ho 1:-. mterested m bceumrnv memu er . ai'!Jve Jr have the self-satisfactton of being Involved m the commu nity and its a(tlvitJes Members wtll recctve : A I MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS = YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY6TH : := If You ar e Not Re gi stered : : Vi s it the Bo ard 's Off ice in Person ~ OR : Phon e the Boa rd of Elect rons - 0 R Mail the Boa rd a Ca rd I § = ~ ~1M!~ § = ~ ADorPH'S 5 !hi; ?:::~/~ ~;;t~~~y ~ § If You a re in Do ubt as to Whe th er You are = Proper ly Reg ts ter ed . Phone t he Boa rd ~ MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTION S 111111111111111 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllltllllllll 1111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111 oul SUPERIORS PICNIC HAMS ARE 89¢ WIENERS ............. :. 89¢ BOLOGNA ..... . . LB ALL ME_AT ~Lf LB 69 ~ HOMEMADE SLICED ............ ..... w... 79 ~ SUPERIORS ALL MEAT -~~ BACON ENDS .................. ~~.. 69¢' . VALLEY BELL ARCHWAY COO~IES 1-LB. BOX PER PACKAGE 9~ SALTINES MAXWELL HOUSE NESCAFE FREEZE DRIED TASTERS CHOICE INSTANT COFFEE . JAR LARGE EGGS KRISPY CRACKERS OFF 10 OL GRADE B SUNSHINE • 8 OL '4'' JAR s 99 MILK ......~~~:~~- . ~.1 MILK .......~~:~~~. ~.l SCOT LAD 39 GROUND . COFFEE 2 LB. CAN '659 THURSDA ONLY R. C. a-t6oz89C PEPSI-COLA '1 09 PEPSI or 7-UP _ ,, 00 3 8-160L somEs SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 10 I - 39 2% LOW FAT DR. PEPPER We Accept Federal Food 2% LOW FAT BROUGHTON'S DOZEN Resene The Right To Lrn~ Quarltitiei~ QUARTS = § Ma so ntc Te mpl e Building P.O. Bo x 488, Pom eroy , Oh io 45769 Phon e 99 2-2697 Hours 9; 00-4; 00-- Saturda ys 9:00 -12: 00 See Us atlhe Pomeroy Bend Bridg e .. I = Hr s.: 10:00 a .m. til ll :Oll p.m . Sun.-Thurs . 10 til 12 :00 p.m . Fr iday and Saturday . Pomeroy , 0 . ! = DAIRY VALLEY SUPERIORS >up pq'rt1vc , m the Sr,(·i~·t J 1~ tnv!led lrJ hJOlcwt \ir Mullm s Prr•srd1·nt , 44fi-ffit>:l or r,m: (Jf the· fr!llo wmg Hr.ard successful membership dme this ye ar. This means support Alinual Aw ards B:.mquet antl from Jackson, Metgs, Vinton an mvitation to attend the Almual Boa rd Meeting w1th and Ga lli a counties. Thts voltng privileges to adult member s means not onl y fin ant Jal but members; your name or the Dene Wagner. \ lf• also active support hy of· na me of y()ur business {J f P! eStdent , Wtlma \1ul hn" feri ng tal ents in all phases of theatre from acting to set organization on an Insert tn St cretCJry , Wrlma Hn.v. u. all pfognuns: yo ur name or Trt.;CJ :-iurer ; .J11hn J•:t' kl'r. building. the name of your busin ess or lmmcdWtl· Post Pre~1d e n1 By support ing th e Suc iety organrzatJon on d wall plaque Ma uret:n BrtJ'"' II \1e~k wit h the pu rchase of a tn the " Lt ttle Th eatre "; \ .ch,Jls, \ora Pnce, I(,,IJert membership , you will : help receive th e Socie t y'~ New s- Fn·in ur .Jan et Hu::~,;el, b1Jth uf esta blish an awa reness of Jive lett ers. J<J ckso n Dr John ShP I't ~, th eatre in Southeastern Ohio: Within the ne xt we ek , !J r, r r,t hd Surtrr IJJ .J1rn allow citizens of the area ao copies of the hrst ~EWS- Bennett . opportunity to share in the LE TTER wi ll be sent out I<J Th e Gal110 llrarua ur At1>: recreat ion of thetr her itage ; prospective members, wJth Soc1e!~ I!) a rwn·pr r,flt allow members to devel op pe rsonal contacts to follow urgcmJZdtlOIL thc·t:f~, n· . ;dJ their individ ual talents in the The NF:WSI.ET TE [!.S wrl l mem bershtps <Jr ,,,,, area all year 'round. arts; crea te an awareness of <.:(J nta in an application tr, tnhutrCJn s &r£ • tax dedu r·rJbl!· To bring one or more of Southeastern Ohio and its these pla ys into other com· att rati ions to tou ribm, and . ![lttttlltttttlllltlllllllllllllltlll ttlllllllltllnnt ntmll tlll tlll lllll tt tllttlltlllllllllllllllltlltW Several of the produ ctions will be directed by second year graduate st udent s from futur e of civic and outdoor the Ohto Unive rsity MFA pre- theatre in this area . prof ess iona l di r ec tin g Some of the pl ans for 1979 program. The ar rangement are as fol lows: has been established with the To exte nd " GA J.J. IA Ohio Univ ersity Theat re COUNTR Y," the out doo r Department in hopes of at- drama at Hitl Grande, to a taining the highest quality of fu ll ei ght or ten week, six civic theatr e possible io Its dct ys a week pr odu ction. facility. "GALLIA COUNTRY" will be promoted all over Ohio All area re sr dcnt s in· and surround ing states This terestcd in becoming actively will in turn bring hundreds of ,~n u nit ies 111 t he a rea, invo lved should contact the tourists into the area and will provid ing t he prope r Th eatre Mana ger. Greg especially benefit the mer- faci li ti es can be found . Miller, :1!6-2210. chants of this area where .. In order to accomplish this . A.LUMNI SOUGIIT Mrs. Iva Sisson, president of the Middleport Alwnni Association , announced today that an yone who ever attend· L'<l the Middleport school system but did not gradlJjlte from Middl eport High School due to the consolidation, Is considered an alumn i of MHS and eligible to attend the reu· ol on sChL"<luiL>d for May 26. Letters cann ot be directed to ·the graduates of Meigs who earlier attended the Mid· dl cport school<, so reserVa· tiott' fr om these alumni are to be made with Mrs. Richard Vaughan, trea surer. th.ese toun sts will be stopping to shop, eat and spend the night. Tu pa y all performers of "GAL I.fA COU'ITRY ." Thts will create not onl y many summ er jobs but wi ll pro mote lively competition among the local perform ers at audition lime and will a.lso br in g in some theat re st udents and profess ionals,"\ therefore impro v in ~ an , already good show. To produce five plays at the Theat re" in " Lt ttl e Gallipolis. Th ese plays will be scheduled during the fa ll , wmter and spring months, bringing live theatre to the REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE. By Helen and Sue Bottel can olf4!f you an Dunng the month of April, the Gall ia Dramatic Arts Society wtll kick off its membershi p dri ve, the fi rst such intensifi ed drive con· dut1ed by the Society since its inception in 1973. · The goal is $20,t)()(), whrch, the Society says, may seem high , but it must tie in order to realize its plan lor the Th is Is an ar ea of r ate r eg ulat ions oft en m isunder stoo d . Und er th e Autom ob ile Sa le Dr iver Pla n, if it is est ablished by law or by your co llect ion of dama ges th at the acci dent wa s not your Inu it th en your rat es wil l not be increased In ac cidents wher e there is no clear cu t def ini t ion of fau lt, both par ti es woul d probabl y have som e in cr ease in ra tes. Some acc id ents would not increase you r r ate'i ~ ven if your ins u r ~ nce com pany pa ys th e claim Among th ese are · acci dents involving your car when it i~ legal ly parked ; you r car be ing str u ck fr om the rear : an accident tnvolvi ng a hi t an d ru n driver ; and m ishaps b y falli ng obj ect s or fl y ing gra vel. Sl'V ICCS . TEENA.GER WANTS 'REAL HOME' DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Mom ts ve ry headstrong on the subject of traveling. After she retires (she's now 37) she wa nts to be footloose and go every where. So she insists we li ve in an apartment, so she won't be "ti ed down ." I try to tell her buying a small house would be smarter (and loL' more like a real home!. In 20_y ears she'd have an in vestment instead of old rent receipL, , and she could sell it for the price of a good campe r. plus enoug h for severa l trips. To my argwnents she ans wers. "Stop trying to rwt my life; you'll be on yo ur own in a few years and you ca n surviv e in our apartment until then." It 's not for me: I'm think i n~ of her futu re because I care about her. How can I con vmce her? ·NOT PUSHY BUT Ct\R· lNG DEAR NPBC: You probably can't convin ce a confinned apartment dweller that home owners hi p is better. While you see "g ood investmen t, more space, pride of 01<11ership," she sees "big down pa yment, upkeep, ya rdwork, rising property l<lxes, repa irs , too much responsibility,'' Let your mother make her own decisions tshe will an ywa y, no ma tter how worthy your advice). And io 2Q years, when you · fl>e l an "I told you so" coming on, bite your longue! - HELEN '' Littl e TheabtreW " _season; Bus 5top, y tll iam Inge; Last of the Red Hot 1-<>vers, by N~i l Simon; Spoon River Anthology, ba sed on the work by· Edgar Lee Masters: An drocl es and the Lion, a children 's mu sical ' and In herit the Wind, by Jerome La wrence and Robert E. J.ee. Dramatic Arts.Scoiety launches . b h. d . _me m ers tr11 r..tve If I have an accident w hile dr iving that i s no1 m y fault will my in surance rates go up? prc!-i idcd at the h:a Hnd coffee 1 \ege of the A1r Force REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE Mrs. Bt fe and Mrs. Searles t' ForO! IIIUR·MITIOI RB ce ntcrplct'L' of sprmg fl owe rs . uut of heavy duty fo il. They work JUS t as well and are not as expensive.- CONN IF. Or. then· ts ·llt ts co lumn 's ol d Df:AH POLLY - I keep sW ndby - ru~ wrlh col d frost off the lower glass of my ergarellP ashes mixed wtlh wrnd ows by tacki ng strips of butler 1ruiJ wrlh the gt·ain of plain while plastic tu cove r LOSE WATER BLOAT till' wU0\1 1, and then wtpe off the glass. I have been do111g cum pld cly with H (']can soft WITH ODRINIL this fur som e lime and il has cloth. - POI.I.Y DEAR PO I.I.Y - Hanging really worke-d for me . " - NATURE'S WAY NOT PUSHY: pla nt lovers ran usc a mr tnl MAHYK . DEA H POLLY J get the Perhaps your mother can't afford home ownership . These shower (·urtHi n ring to tmng <:1 \ •'·' ,, 11 t' t'' rr'• "' last lt ttle btl of toothpaste, da ys, even sma ll houses cost more than the average oneplant fro m the curtain r(J(J at • " ' ,·" •· " I , I' har r cH rc pruduc'Ls. ete. out of income family can ha ck · and monthly payments are conOORINII 1 )I"' • • • •' '" ' •r• I ru! a wrndow. - MAHY LOU 1 plasll e tu lles by cutting off siderably higher than rent when you include property taxes, Dl, AH HEADE RS - This" the bottom edge of the tu be I " •' ' " ' '0 ~ ! ' ' I ' , insurance, all utiliti es, etc. a•gn·at tdca IF you itrt' su n: 001\lHl -"" r, ,, • t' ,., ,. ,,,. and then sq ueezing tl out of Check out rea l estate prices before you do more pushing . your curli.i lll rod ts strong ! ', .. !' ., ... ' ' , >· lj ' ' 1!·,' the bottom. MRS. D.M. SUE enougll ami fa sten ed tu the ' ,t ' 1:Hl' " .1'!' '• o~:OIJ '•'Il l! ll' 1 1 DEA H POI.J.Y - I have a 1.1 jl t ,.! • .f '\f;ll t' , wo I • fram t~ sec ur ely enough tu 76-yea r-<Jld treadle scwt n~ RAP: ' •'' ' o' 1I"~ stand the w ci ~h t of a hangi ng IIUtchme that wtJs not seww~ UORINIL ol J w Itt 11\o\ \lut'.tl\'t,• !.; I'm 16. My boy friend and I ha ve a 7-month-old son. My b.f. plant. If it does not brea k tt the way rt should. I llUlS around and hops in bed with nearly every girl in town. I might s a ~ . So, be sure . N E LSON DRUGSTORE drsc· nvt•red the trouble was try so hard to please him. I'm tired of talking. What can I do Pomer oy . Ohio _ _ _ _ _ __ _ J PO J.J.Y tlurt I had cotl!ln thread on next' ·UNHAPPY WORRI EH Ute bobbin and polyester on U.W.: the . I changed the bobbin Try wa lking... away. And don't look back! • HELE N AND lu tlrrcild and it SUE ,.~SLil neo to sew just pe rfectly agatn. ft sound:: like a dif- RAP : ferent machin~ . I am sure it The Jetter from "F.S." (with the terrible reputation ) wou ld be the sarne with Iiiler reminded me of me when I wa s 13 . I thought I was cool and models. - MH.S. l..K. groovy beca use aU the boys "liked me." What a laugh! Behind SEARCHING Polly will send you one of ·my back, they called me The Mattress. her· signed tha nk -you Tell F.S. anyone can change if she wants to badly enough. FORA newspaper coupon dippe rs U When I realized how cheap I'd become, I stopped putting out SOLID she uses your favorite for popularity. It wasn't easy, but then I.met Gene when I was Potnter, Peeve or Problem in 17 and he didn 't hold my loose past against me . We've been FUTURE? her colunm . Write POLLY 'S married two years, have a wonderful son and couldn 't be hapPO INTEHS in care of this pier. F.S. should ignore the whispe rs and prove she's through Then your searc h Is over ·newspaper. ) with all that. She can! - I DID Because the Un11ed Stares A 1r on, who is alwa ys messing up o goo d thing. Minor roles are: a doctor who examin es Opal for an insurance policy, but ends up being cured of his own ailment by Opal in stead; a young, handsome po lice officer, and Mr. Tann er, a cat, who sl obbers when he eats. If un a ble to attend auditions oo dates an nounced. you are invited to contact Mr. Herdma n at 446· 1196> fronl'e"to 5, and 446-4815 after 7 p.m. Th e followtng pl ays have be en planned for the 1978-79 Generation Rap :~ Mar shle and Cy Dawsey. missinn anes. Janet Moore ,_.!!Umluucou the name of Mrs. Neil ymao B. Tryitlo of 'lew Mexr co, for th e pray er calenda r. A card was signed fo r her birthday. An F:ast er program was Jed by J anice Pullins, "Shroud s and Butterflies." A poem. " My Times Ar c In TI1ine Hand " was rea d by Thelm a Hend erson . A readtog by Florence Spence r 1" PENS :: ~ Polly Cramer /\ letter was received from Intensive Care So<.'iely uff1 ccr s Metzger. white cross chairrna n: Mrs. Leora Si ~ man, o .:~~;::_-:....;::~~-...'%'.~::~¥«~[Qj·t<t!c:~::llo1.:C~.~~IIM'~~~~Il:ill~~ On Apr il 14-1> an overnight Sptrit ual Retreat wtl l be held at Camp Otterbein. Reser· rattons are to be in by April to. The School of Christian Missions will be on July 7-9 and July 9-t 3. On September 17 Al fred's amwal meeting and election of officers will be condu ct ed. Flex Balsam Shampoo was Mrs. Davis showed several articles which the family brought back with them including a voodoo doll. Mrs. Charl eo Sea rl es presided at the meeting and welcomed the members and guests from the Pomeroy Pirsl Baptist Clmrch , the C1Jeshirc Ba ptist Church. Heath Uni ted Meth odist Church, [he Mid dl eport (Jmrch of Christ. Trinity Church. Raci ne Ba ptist Church, Wellston Baptist Church.... Cal vary Baptist at lliu Grande, Sa lem Bapti st Church, Mt. Moria h Bapttst C1JUrch, Middleport, and tire \l tddlepurl First Bapt ist ("hun ·h. Local da teS o£ l'Uilling Up eventS. F.I. P . Pric e .,. $2 .35 Value Livi ng" The next meetin g will be on Tuesday, April16 at the home of Gen evieve Guthr ie, with Florence Spencer lead ing the program . The host esses served lunch during the social period . Sick and shut-in calls from Nov. 15 to March 21 numbe red 42. conjunction with her slides, ' Auditions planned for season''s final play for Little Theatre an~:~~~:dBo~h~~r~~:t~:~ ~!~ zyd,e;~othuesr; obeansde . hSaonl~er~ . II. Sanborn Mi ss ionar. SOl· lc- • o'l' Areo tea Ins tallatio·n Buys 5- The Daily sentine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April 4, 1978 .. , ...... 1 . OR DIET RITE 99~ • �;~r-:,:,:~¥~~~:~;.~:: 6- The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April4, 1978 Wednesday . AprilS ASTRO•GRAPH Oecember31 , 19J7 Oli ve Townsh ip -·Want ·A ds Turn Un-wanted Items Into Cash Mt19scounty Long Botlom ' Ohoo March 29.1!78 repo;,e;~~~~ CT~"ro~w.n~s~h·', p':c:, · :r~ •• " T el No 614985 3544 SummaryGfCash Balances , Recetpls And E"pendttures BalanceJan 1.1977 Aprol 5. 1978 -.t and I "" Jth!y~ l.t~h 1 oo I SO IBn For Re.nt screwdnve r o •• n ng w1th key s S500rewo rd Ph one9n5Jb1 Chtl rgt· 12;, 190 · 225 375 FOU ND key nng wtrh k ey~ m fr on t of Do ily Scnt1net olh ce Phone9cn2JS6to+dentdy • • •: Busines's Servz'ces J ,:; W utll~ut U ndl•r 1d<lv 2d<J}':; f'~~· .. nd AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL For Sale BEST QUALITY INTERIOR Blown Insulation Blown Into Walls and Attics NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES lAVENDER CONSTRUCTION AT Garages lNG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. AI Tromm PAINT & SUPP~ Free Esttmates Work Guaranteed 2·10 li e ~----------------~ SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Super101 Steam Extraction Young's R es tdenttal commercial estimate, ~4 Carpeting •••l, '~· 0. Uphobtery ~rpet • ROGER HYSELl GARAGE Chec k our low , low on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, e. POTASH, FERT.O.PELS s & BLEND o. Auto Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 99'l-S682 Pomeroy Landmark CARTER w. Help PWMBING & HEATING INC. Meigs Property. For Sale Transfers NEED A WATER SOFTENER? A. '289.95 9. Pomerov landmark AlA Lau rt>l <JiH Nt·" ~ :\ott•:-; for ltf'nl PomerQ9 Landmai\ Auction . • --- T~ AttER F Q ~ ren t 111 Roc•n e 2 bedr oo m Q4'1 '1753 or 9.ot9 1851 CROP GROUNO lo' ~ha res 741 2566. ren t or HOME SITES l or sole , I acre and up . Middleport near Rut land. Coli q92 748 1 for hour service. Anyday , anytime. Phone 9a5.3B06 Phone Mike Youna AI 992-2206 or 992-7630 ''fht Drilllllklfl Rol Tho IMitolon Sidewalks , New Constructton Remodeling . 9 0()--;Emergency' 3, .4 , 15 Three's Company 6 , 13 Movie " M oonshi ne County Express " 8,10 9 3D-Harvey Korman 6 . Possum Trot 33 , Mary Tyl er " Moore 13 10 0()--Barbara Walters 6. 13 . S•>e Amencan Famrhes .J USf <E EP COOL AN D YOU fH ~ M oK E~ l!oJDUS TRIE5 t<ECUTIV E .JET.. DRIVE '= "OM!' AFTER LEAVI'I 6 THE" PLA"T AIRF-IELD. { wo' r &tor HuRt LOFT· BUT \ \ , 0'-JE \\ 11< 0N6 \1 0\'E AN D ) 1._'/0U'RE' DE-AD ! j ... \ ......__. .,:.--- - ~ ~ ~~~ ~ Ill! HiJh St ,.,..,. E lecl r rc Company 20 11 31}--Knockout 3 15 Fam il y Feu d 6, I J, Partr~ dge Fam dy 4, Love of Life 8 10, S e~ame St reet 20 ,33 11 55-CBS Nens 8 Lov1n g Free 10 12 OQ--N ewscenter 3, News 4,6,10 To Say The Least 15 G amb1l8 , R 1c k Fguc heu x M 1dd ay Magaz 1ne 13 12 3Q-Ryan s Hope 6 13. Bob Bra un a, Gong Show 15 Se ar ch for Tomo rrow 3,1 0 E lecH i c Compa ny 33 00-F or R 1ch er . For Poo rer 3 A ll My Chtl dren 6,1 3, N ews 8 . Yo un_fl and th e Rest l ess 10 . N ot f or Women D l ,,, . .., , . . ....., HO.V C:O 10J U1(8 MY TUmY DIVNJ? 13i.JT EOOJ6H ABClJT ME 1. TALK /1.60UT 'iaJ 1 . ~ ... . ' " i' ' ~ ... 0.: I IJ I I Only 15 PARM EE=--i!f---,-,.~ W"'A1' iHE')' SAil:> WH EN iHEY M EA~U ~ED iHE e!>.O.EJY MON5iER. I. 0 I. [J ·-· MEAN BU SINESS ! H E~ ClYS AnSwer DUl ' Hf'f RE CHUT E CHARGE ' FIGURE Moore 2() ABC Ne w5 13 Caro l Bu rnett and Fr.end s 6, CBS New s 8 10 O.er Easy 20 oo-Cross W 1ts 3 4. L 1ars Cl ub 6 Sn a "--a Na 8. News 10. New N ew l ywed Game lJ G illr gan s I sl and 15 Chara cter i St iC S of Le ar f'lrng OISab d d i eS 20 B rg Green Magaz rne JJ 7 3o-F un ny Farm 3 Sha Na Na J Betw een The W.ars 6 F a mily Feud 8 Mac N eil Leh rer Report 6 Jo- NBC New s ] ,4 15 I IG·I mo IlLLEY OOP For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At MOORE'S Brakes Muffler Shocks Tires Battery. lnstallation Service Pomeroy , 0 . 315ttc "Get ALoad Of This" WETHERAU CONCRETE Harllord 1112 2175 Henderson 67S·ISI2 UNION OP ERATED 3.30.1 mo • NEW 3 bed room h a u~e 7 both~ al l e lec I o( •e Midd lepo rt close to Rutland Phone c~n 7481 COUNTRY fa rm land wtlh ~e< l ud ed wood ~ water and good O< cess " ' Momoe Coun ty W Vo $1 ,000 dow n , (QII (30-4 ) 777 3 I 02 00 (30< I 772 3277 Co rnmer c1 ol ptaperly opp10 Ji 17 ocrt~ ~ level land located at Tup pers ,Pio •ns on Oh10 Rou te 7 Phone (614 ) 667 -6.30<4 BRADFORD AuCI •oneer Com plet e S.erv•cu Ph one 9-4Q 'l-48 7 01 '14q 1000 RO (•ne Oht o Cr• ll s .odl 01d ElWOOD BOWERS TWO STORY frome house b rooms a nd bo th cellar , out bv lld1ngs 4 acres land , at edge of Rutland Com plete trot ter hool.. -up also 2 bonMs oppco•s ed pr operty at $1 5,500 Phone 9'12 ]Qq4 IN RUllAND b rooms , part ial both cor port , utt llty build in g On big lo t C• ty wole r go• ove -;-.,.,: rle\: t1111<2 23 Gwtar ndge 2.4 At a distance 25 Hourglass matena l 26 Border on 27 PrefiX Wlth mutuel :!8 Badly : Fr. 29 Actor I wake u~ l •nau ·];; s: art 1•\l tJ becJme a ~ a :·· e·· ' · Sweepers t o a ~ t ers 110m all .. ~moll oppl•once!. tow n mower • nex t to Stole H1ghway Garage on Rout e 7 Phone (OI -4 ) 98~ 3B75 RtMO DEliN G Plumb•ng heot•ng and oil type ~ of gene to l repou Work guaran teed 10 yeO•\ e.~~; pe1 ten ce Phone 'XI7 2•0'1 BAlHROOMS AND Ki tchens l otof electnc remode led ceromic life . plum · th ree bedroom hom e Rust• ( b•ng ca rpen try and general Holl• 9'12 -206.3. ma intenance 13 yean •per•er,ce 991-3b85 FIVE ROOMS both a nd util tt y room on 1 o(re tot .n S yra c u~e PUlliN S EXCA VATING , Complete Prteed at S15.000 q91 -371 • o• S&fVICe Phone m 2•78 . 9'12 bl24 : us: th inh1 WOLJ, ~ J\ i a1..L..--:"":'-, REPAIR 7413163 SYRACUSE OHIO BUI LDING LOl ISO 11 200 Woler , ele<tr lc and ~ewoge ovo doble In Sy racuse P(!(&d at 52500 , 992 371 • Or 9C17-61 "14 GASOllN E ALLEY • VA -FHA J0 y1 l maiiC•ng also StWING MAOIIN E Re po 11 1> s tH relmon ctn g. Ireland Mortg age, ... tee all mak e!. ~1 - 2"J8A , Tho • 77 E Sto l e Athen s ph one (bld ) Fobr .• c Shop f' oiTie r o v 592.3051 Aulho•• t ed S•ng er Sohn and NICE HOME 1n ru ral o r eo w•th '}6 Scr.,.tce We ~ hor pen 5c •HOI \ acres New olum 1nu m S<dmg ~X ( A V A li NG do UH looder and <o m plet ely •nsuloted and bo cJ...hoe w or lo. dump trucks Storm windows remodeled a nd l o boys l ot h11e w1ll haul • large ca rp eted lh... ng r oom and fil l d1ct to sod lim estone an d both Coii98S 41 11 or 992 -5621 grovel Colt Bob or Roger Jef RUSTIC HilL S. Syracuse N1ce fer s doy p hono f1ln.7089 n•gh t ' lhree bedroom home totol phone 9q'} 35"15 or 991 5232 elecll• c carpeted w1 l h cor poll dore• ba ckhoe and o.r con dii1 Qn mg Ph one EXC A VA liNG and d.t<her Char l cs R Hot 9'12 53<B t .eld Bo ck Hoe Se r viC e BY OW NER 5 acre s w •th 9 room Ru tl and Oh•o Ph one 7-42 2008 hou se. FREE GAS , '} cor goroge Will do rool •ng , cons tru ct io n, summer llt!chen a nd b orde1ed plumb•ng and healing No tab _! y 2 ueelu Coli qss -J627 too l o 1ge or too small Phone JUST COMPLETED new ho use 1n 742 23<6 Mtddleport For more tnformo HOWERY AND MARTIN b:· • _!ton call 992 2238 or Q91 530-4 c o-.~otmg se pt1 c sy,tems , ~ B't' OWNER 3 bedrooms w•th for e dozer backhoe dump truck. • ed 01r gal heo! ond au cond1 limes to ne grovel , blacktop ' hon•ng I acre le'Yel lo1 111 po.,.mg Rt t •3 Phone I (614 ) Ru tl a nd $18 ,000 Ph one 6qs.7l.'ll WINlER GET to you1 house? let u\ moM& neceuory repons AI 1romm , Conttruct lon H~ - 2328 7 aa Truck section l3 High, U1 musi c 34 Athenian 36 Employed 38 Russ1811 fHANK & ERN IF. name 'fHfy'flE •'FIREFLit.S", E~Nif, NO'!" •• I IONIC: BLic,S, 11 OC>- N ew~ 3 4 6,8 10 '3 IS D ck Cav ett '70 U1 1as . Yoga a nd Y ou 33 11 30.... 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'' "' d11 llliJ:-o. t ex1wrts It,. 1s a Jll~lttt•r 11f -. t ~ h.· iilld partnc r 'lhlp U IHkr ~tandtng. but \H' " n uld tH1t ( rttt C17C (t nne· <., plldt• rt"-. pWl~(' "1 "' '-tl 'I'll I '.J ~ll'l<l'.l , . ._. ., ,:. a'~ 11\ F RQXT YZJBH Yesterday'• Cryptoq110te: NOBODY WORKS AS HARD FOR ll'd a <.,et"ond -.. pad t• :\0 \\ IllS MONEY AS THE MAN WHO MARRIES IT .-KlN Soltttl t•oultl <:~ff0rd to du c k anrl d1d Fr1s t led a third HUBBARD . spadf.' . hut South \\a~ rn full IDO<S LIt<!: SO iT'S RAINING A LITTLE X n 11ftlUIJ-., ! .<1"-tt lOUl d '-tl't' ttJH t hi> t \~ rl !u IJ Lnt"'h.. -.. .... f'f t• ~!IIIII! !1 k• ·• p .l!ld lw ~houl d ha\t lt'! :-.. .. uth hrlcl l hf! l ftr lui• \1! 1' th.rt "l'rl "llll t• pht ;[wn ~~··ulrl h.n t' b t •( 11 n0 :--. •u t l1 l11 br Int.: th e ·~ :t \ f 11 1 tk ('0 111 d l'\ul1 ., 1J I I t 1111\t ha' 1' t• ... tdiJII-.hl d II hu 1 e v. (Ill id I d\ I' h.rd lo du nun \ ... .t r • o: lk.-J rh t o sc t ](• d \Ill~ hi m ,JI up lh t •~ Ith• Jt ,Ill\ :u t th t 1 (·ntr ~ t 0 j lllli Jl', l• r •u, 1t " \1 o:-.t of th e· tlllH' 1t pa\ :-. to takt• ;l tt t('k ,t:-. :-.<1011 ~~-. , ou REKDZB E WFTFK O WJV ZE SXA X ~' i•S t \ II )Hlrt"~ \.1.1{)) ht-.. QUCt u~c d I'RYI"''UQl"OTES ( •jl(' "' .. }\ ' J "" on h trl< I 'llll t ,, I· " I ' Y (J iil'• •I "/" 42 41 ' I H 1, "iO{ t \' r .., I h··r•· IA 38 37 ~ 3ll h • . • ." •1th t !· l,) "• ~-' r \{ ]II f'. i \ I ,, \ •· " ' " plu• '01\TI\ ' b up Early trick sets it I 5 6.1 3 BRIDGE q 4 is l'tfol.il~- IJDtiH!!l ·fw~~ l~b-4 The Devol " 8.1 0 10 0(}-5tar5ky & Hu'Ch 6,1 3 4 BARNEY POMERO Y. FIVE minute• to town 12 II 60 lRAILER . 8 x lb ,; ond t choots . A lumtnum sJdln g pondo room 3 bedrooml par· Storm window' and doon. New t•olty lurn 1 s~ed $3000. k llrhen • o woman' delight. 2 9Cl1 3388 or 3 bed room s Basement 1975' 11 A 60 El Cono mobil e Co rpet throughoul By oppl on· horne 1 b ed room all gat lur ly , Roger Abbolt , 99~ - 6114 0r.11 nlt hed Ooy phone ~2 604«1 or 9'12·2377 " ' oh •r 4 7A1·'Jf.1rJ 10,33 9 QO- W or l d ' s Largest I ndoor Countr f M us•c Show 3 ~ . 15 Char l! e' s Angels 6 13 M ov•e Race W 1th ,_c; l9 Ue (lurk 1 fO English nver ClfL&.~O ' 8 oo-Gnuly Ada ms 3. A,1 S E ght 1S Enough 6,13 Amaz •ng So 1der Man 8 10 L •ve From The M~t • 0 Gulager TURlEY S WRECKER Serv1 ce. Roo r, e , Oh1o Day ,. or n1ght. 9•9 26.57 1q09 l'i k 60 one bedroom Gas range. wood · cool heat, _. COfpet S2000 985 A181 10.33. The Judge 10 In Se ar ch 0' 13 Nold Kongdom 15 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Type of fee I Boyle's Wld 42 No. Ill Gresham's Mookva 5 Reproach DOWN 10 Biblical I Bad buy kingdom 2 An A.statre II Nautical , 3 BernsteU1 mU.'IICB l' rope 1953 13 Bill of fare 4 Sooty 14 Zoroasmatter tnan btble 5 Snuled 15 Of long ha pptly standing 6 Tennts 11 Dtckens Rod character 1 · Butterilies 18 Born · Fr. 19 Sunday talk : - Free" 8 Don Rickles' abbr. ruckname ~~~Z::.Zl.L_.J::l~~::::,....:i.:.ll:~C.:...:~;._;;c::!2:.,. 20 Old French 9 Tempted com 21 Thumb over 12 R.ange HURRY! Ltmtt ed Sup pl y J 16 I m o 10. H ogan ' s Heroes 15 6 O(}-News 3,4. 8 10,1 3.1 5. ABC Ne,. s 6 Zoom & BOLEN MULC H ERS Sa l e Pr i c ed Now Tl'!ru April 10th Qh ro ... ou r na l 70 'Pyle. USMC •O Yo u wouldn 1 expect to be left rn thts POSI1ion when you re thtS -' RIGHT JUST 1-\S STU PID AS EYER L•ght 8 10 Genera l Hasp •a• 6, 13 , 4 JQ-L i tt le Rascals 3 15 G dl•g an s lsl a n o a. Brady Bun ch 8. 10. Mary Ty ler Moore 13 5 CO-Bon anza 3. Sta r T rek <l G t..n smo ~e 8, M 1ster Rogers N e •ghborhooa ~0 . 33 . H og an ' s Heroes 10 Afterschoo l Spec •a l 13 Pei t tc oai J u nctron 15 5 JQ--Ne'hS 6 , E lectrtc Company ')0 33 Mary Ty l er LAWN BOY MOW ERS AnniYenanes Special 0CUSIOIII 7<2·2881 I TH.OUG HT :::.0 Yf/\H t 5TAY RlG11 f HfRE· .. I'LL BE SACK IN A Sf COHD... JufTible s BIRCH A 5t'1e W orld T urns810 3 Edge af N ght 13 My ThreE Sons d For R •che r For Poo rer '5 MNv G r,ff ln 6, G rll rgan ' s ' sl a nd 8 Ses ame Street 10 33 Gomer (Ans wers tomOHOw) Ye sterdays 3G-D aysofou r L•ves3 4,1 5 OQ--One L1fe t o L tv e 6.1J JO-D octo r s 3.4 15 , G u1 d 1ng QQ.-Another W or l d 3 4 15 Ldtas . Y og a and You 70 30--AII tn th e F arn ily 8, '0, J OQ--Mrs tcr Cartoo, "rXI I n I I I ]I'' ORPHAN ANNIE- THE MONSTER'S LAIR Small Engine Sales & Service 3 Now arra nge the c.rcled lerte rs t:: form the surpr1s e answe r as sug gested by the above ca rtoon I I Print answer here fJ'M'I.E ORPHA N 1\ ~~IE WILKINSON Portraits -214t rxJ 1&,_, 2 2 3 498 Locust Str eet M idd leport, 0 Phon e 992 -l09? Pmports I'll. m byHennArnotaanaBoblee HEWIG Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estomate• by Appointm ent Phone 992-7119 Wtddinas Fa mily 10 01}-San t ord and Son 3,4, 15 Pa5s the Buck 8. Joker ' s W 1l d 10, To Tell The Tru th 13 10 Jo-Hollywood Square" 3, 4 , \5. A ndy Grtff lth 6, Pr rc e Is R 1ght 8 10 . S2D 000 P yram rd 13 11 00-Wheel of Fortune 3 4 15 Happy Days 6 13. Unscr amble these tour Jumbl es one lener to each square 10 form four ordinary words General Contracting THE PHOTO PLACE 10 9 3o-Emergency One ' 6, Andy Gr1fflth 8 Over 20 'i1fl\t1Ml fii)'i1 W THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME & 2-24 trc 8 OO--Capta1n Kanga r oo 8 10 . Sesame Street 33 9 oo--Mer v Gr l lftn 3 . P hil Donahue 4 Edge of N 1ght 6. P hil D on ah ue 15, 13, Fam 1l y Affa1r 8. Match Game A!! a.r 10 DAVID BRICKLES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 7 3(}-School oes 10 33, News 10 10 JQ- Biack P erspec trve on the News 20. 11 Oo- N ews 3,4 6,8, 10, 13, 15 , Drck Cav eH 'iAK-YAK- 'iAK.ITIY -YI\K-Y/>.'k YAK-Y/>.K.BLAH-&./>.11-YAK! Patio s, 6 4s:---M orn mg Re port 3, 6 50-Good Mornmg , Wesl V~rg r n i a 13 6 55--Chu ck White Repo r ts 10. News 13 7 oo-To day 3.4 , 15 , Good M orn1ng Arner rca 6, 13 CBS News 8, Bullwrnlcle 10 lorma nces 20 BORN LOSEfl Kotchen Cabinets, Roofing, Concrete B Per B 3(}-Laverne & Shorley 6, 13 . Mowgll 's Brot hers a, 10 -·-- 10·30·Cj ~ 6 25-Chri siopher Clos eup 10 6 3G-News Conferenc e d 4, N ews 6 , Su nns~: Semeste r 8 llO-Chuck Barros 3,4, 15 . Happy Days 6, 13. Sam 8, 10. -·........•• Chester, Ohio 1H I mo Countr y 8, N ews 10, New N ewlywed Game 13, Thal ' s Hollywood 13 , Telev1s1on H ono r Soc1ety 15 Great 1978 5, 5 5(}- PTL Club 13 5 5.).--Sunr lse Semesler 10 6 QO-PTL Club 15 oo--.Cross Wots 3, .4. Loars Club 6; Poo Goes The In Performan ce At Wol f Trap JJ. APRI~ 5 45-- Farm Report 13 Fr~ends 6 , C B S News 8, 10, Over Easy 10 7 ...... Jack's Septic Tank SeiVice Box 3· ACE HARDWARE Sale and Call -.. WEDNESDAY , 6 3(}- NBC News 3,4.15 . ABC News 13. Ca rol Burnell & CAPTAIN EASY .o o~ R'i LO FT-- PILOT OP 742·2321 I MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, Ohio Open . Construction Phone 9t2-J741 or f92 -5020 FREE PARKING 3-31 ·1 mo. WAUPAPER,"J Yard Sale and Brian, Mr . and Mrs. Mr . Harry Stahl remains a Lennie Lyons, Leslie and patient ln Pleasant Valley C.brlstopher and J elf Howell . Hospital. Mrs. Bertha Parker visited Ko1ak B Mov re Channel - 4 and 7 p m - Checkered F lag or Crash I PG ) 9a 11pm - N etworl<. ( R ) 10 ·-----.-.. Roofing Remodeling Room Additions PAINTS no ?ne month after betn g maugurated . J ohn Taylor became the first vi cepresident 1o become chief executive due to a death . -· " )f EXT:R lOR ElliOTT APPLIANCE II Cellulose Fiber Mr. and Mr s. Larry Walker recently . TELEVISION VIEWING TUESDAY, APRI L4. 1978 , DEALER Pet• Easy 33 , 11 3Q-Johnny Ca r son 3, 4,1 5. Redq Fon 6 ,13 M ovie " The Dev il an d M 1ss Set rah " 8. ABC News JJ, M ov1e '' R1d e Beyon d Vengenance ' 10 12 oo-- J ana k 1 33 1 Oo- Toi'T\llrrow 4, N ews 13 1 05 - 6 OD-News 3, 4,8, 10, 13, 15 , ABC N ews 6 Feelin g Free Genera l Fu nd 5 21.59 101 6da) ~ .I !Iii 1Q59 CJ 5 Je@p Chevy V 8 steel Motor Ven tc le L +ce nse Eal'h 111 u•t.l uver tlw mthunwn \J 1.5.4284 Ton. Fu n d co b $750 985 -3923 -.. "nb l!l ~ n•nts !k'l' 1.1 ord pt't day GiHOime TaJiC Fun a - 1,881 :-n Alb; runnmK utlwr than I.'U t ts~ tlln·c TIMBE R Pomeroy Fo1est Pro· O NE COW O!ld 1 co li 997 3139 Cemete r y Fu nd - 5,032 11 da}!> w1 ll bt· t hil t~r.U at tlu: I tlin duch l op pncc lor stond •ng Federa l Revenue Sh ar mg 1Q~,9 M ERCU RY CYCLON E 7 dr For ratr. Fu nd - J50 35 sowt1mber Co li '19 1 5965 or Ma e SperKer Photw 985 3879 sale• & Service Ani ! ReceSSIOn 35 4 00 Kent Hanby , 1 446 8570 In tllcnwn . l'.. rd ul Thank.~ and Tot als 15 . 01~ 74 Pbone 1976 CH EVROt El 1• !on p• ck up tlutuar} 6 l CtiL~ ~ ·r 1.1 unl , SJ 00 COINS. CU RREN CY tol..en s ol d Total Re cetpU 992-7113 Excellent co nd1110n $3500 11\I.UllllUlll Cas!IIJI <11lvann• poc ke t wo t(h el> and chaun T -SOl 00 Re e ds~ di e 61 4 37B 631 1 Gene-r a iFu nd 11.88090 st l\lor ond gold We need 1964 Mui.Jilc l·hmw st~ \c:; ,111d l art! sodc.!i Mot or Veh i cle L1 cen5 e and older s•I'Yel co •n~ Buy sel l FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere ,m ol\l'l'J)\C\1 t !lll~ ""ll h liiS h \olllh Tax Fu nd 10 ,752 56 or trade Coli Roge• Wam sley 790 Co • n p iOtl le l good co ndt 1}11l~t l~ n nl ' h.tr ~ ~- fur a t.ls eat I) E. Main St. Gasolm e T a• Fund \8 .07 0 <19 742 133 1 lion $'120 Alli s Chalmer s small ut ~ Aux NUinbt'l Ill t arc of Tht• St•n Cemetery Fun d 8,081 12 Pomeroy , Ohio round bale r Purcha sed new llllt'l Federal Revenue Snanng OLD FURNITURf 1ce bOICC!. bra ss 4-4-1 mo . 1977 e)(cellent ron dttt o n . Fund 5,119 00 b ed~ •ro n bf!d§ etc co mplete rrn- Pubh:.htr ti!Sl' fH'!> llw rl!-lllt S 1800 Mo ss ey f-erguson hoy Anl1 R ecess •on 308 00 households W r d~ M D M iller to ttllt v r rt'JI'I 1 ill I~ ;ub dt"t.'l l\~(1 •Jtr Totals 55 , 313 07 con dlltOIWI good cond• t •on )Ct'llurml Tin l'ubh~!lL'r 111 ill •tol bt• Rt .4 Po meroy Oh1o o r co tl Total Rec etph & Balan ces $400 R eeds~,~ , lie 61.4 378 031 1 n~ ~puustbk fur t\11)1\' Lha11 \,J ill' lfll'of· 992 7760 Gener a l Fu nd 33 .972 91 brrth s•gn rn iiU SJ.'ttlull 1970 1511 Srorcro l1 boot and Motor VehiCle L•cense NO llEM 100 Lo rge or roo sm all TAURUS (Apnl lO-M ay- 201 Your 1'1111111 ·~1.!-2\;,li Ta~Fund 1119540 trade• wi!h 70 h p Me rc ury Will buy 1 p•ece or co •,,plel e JUdQml!r 11 :, t' l -..t'phon dlh ld't'll Gaso l, ne Tax Fu nd 10 ,7 89 34 engme l tlo. e new $3600 household New used or on t1 •od av •n all ..-P Pd-. ~dvt' ~,,w Cemete r y Funa 2,449 01 992 7191 ql!es Mort 111!. Fu•n•ture 20 N Feder a l Re ~,~enu e Shar •ng m1 \ 1nQ rn(llll' , Otlll pdh 'l' ou Fu nd 4,7 6B 65 ?nd St M <ddlepor t Phone 12 h p w heel horse w •lh 41 m•gh• 1EI ::.l'Hlll'{llll' lit' •n iL' Ant • Recess •on 66 2 00 qq) 6370 mower 011d 36 t.ll e• $1550 your poe ~o,, ll lr 1 ~ h. " ' d lLl:, t ~ t'U Totals 70 937 31 - Save Fuel & Moneyqq2 220 1 olen\~ (H IP WO O D Pole s ma• Expend •tures GE MIN I ( May 21· June ?D) A h1q T 11 ,102 26 d•ometer 10 on lm ge!.l end $8 ADMIRA L CO LO R IV 1 year o ld Genera l Fu nd 11 ,1 99 09 SIC'O IOI .'V.Jtd l d" r ll \'1, llt' 1,1 1\ l'n per ton Bu r, dl ed slob $b pei S160 Col199773 19 M oto r Ve h •cle L •c ense ·eqat {l i'IQ ~·~ ti lL t11 1t1q 111 po rl,-1•11 ton Det,~,~e r ed to O h1 o Pelle r HA Y AND ea r co 1n Hog ! eede • TaxFund 14 ,b6A00 you w >~nt 111 a C' t1t t'~t· · But 11 Co Rt '7 Po mer oy 992 268q Gaso11ne Tax Fund 1t. 18 0 59 ond mcu bo ro r Model 11 Wm Syracuse, Ohio won 1 bt. 11 an ., u Ill >O.J un a Cernetery Fund 3.6 10 63 $CASH$ l o r 1unt.. cor s F1ye ~ che~ t e 1 sho t gun 742 1359 Free Estimates pldllt'f Federa l Re...-enue Sha r mg I ruck and Aut o Po r t ~ Wtet ke• HAY FOR 5ole Cell 9CJ ? 7306 Fu nd <~ , 939 8.4 CAN CER oJune 21·July 221 Phone m -!993 Ser'Y•re T11e sole ond Repo11 An i • R eceSS IOn 638 n 3·3·tlc Dun ' : t <~'rd Ll l1' use ~ ou r Rut land 742 2081 or Penmod BOA\ 14 long olum•num Heo ~,~ y 'I ut·~•l· • \ Total s 67 . 547 18 •dt'as t o ~,L-J, J~ '''n\.i d ~ t he~ .li e duly !roller 9 ' 1 h p [1,/mrude lhru ~ tlllill 741 9575 Sa lance Dec 31. 1977 cle arl~ th cu q~t c1 1 Huncne.s ~I ' M mo i OI 747 7tJ56 Gen era l Fun d 11 571 56 llll.' U.11 bl•luu ~uh l u iil h<ll SII CUI.J t)t' d~ D 1d t"'1l Mot"Jr Ve h tcle L •c ense 1975 KAWA SAKI 400 w1th eJt lro!. LEO (J uly 23- Aug 22) [,en Tax;Fund 236860 .-.uml.tl 5500 rru lc!> Q97 7040 Gasolme Tcu Fund 507 75 tllOugn \ Ou tn•C>"~t '10 1 se e •m ~I'M Cem etery F und 1 167 62 IF ¥0 U hove o ser..-•ce 10 oHer rnerl1alf> '!'turn, .~!lo ll ~ ru 1 CASE 310 dot e• l' ral.t) ~f\lfiiUUtl Federal R e~,~enue- Shar1ng wont to bu y o r sell some thmg towar d a •u,u·,, h1•! P ~-; 11 oe oher Q 00 pm Fund 171 19 oe look mg tg,r wor h. 01 te "A<ir d~d Ytlu rt• ld oH1 Q a Ant 1 Rece5s .on 'i'] 'i'J you II gel r e1oult~ 1<169 VA N Good body Good run wha tever sturav l o undat HJII Tola ts 8 J90 13 Locareo 1n 1 he ntng condt l10n Phone 8.4 3 126.4 foster w1th a 5enllr1CI Wont Ad Cash 8 a l;tn(@ , NOti(!eS VIRGO (Aug 13 Sept 22) Son ~ eceipfs And Coll9q11150 7 HP WHHL Horse lav. n 11 ac tor gl.rg out on ,.. tlt·r·,on to nelp E xpen d 1lures TH E RACIN E Vol un teer F11 e w1!h rnowe1 deck ~no w bl ode you realu" d ' dntb l10us goal FOUR FAMILY Yard Sole Fu• B v Fund Depa rrrn ent w•ll ~pomor a gun <hom!.> ond lawn carr elec t11 t coul d be a .n:, t , m•s ta .... e n••vre gu n ,,,,~c house hold!> General Fund shoot e~e r y So lu•doy o l6 prn at storl Go od co nd1 110n Pr 1ce d tOda y Tea 1n w o r ~ w • h many men :. w1men ~ and chddr en~ Bal , Jun l. 1977 7 1 591 01 th e•r bv.ld•ng 11, Bo ~hon Fo e re oso•,obl y 985 .o~n o R ece1p t s rloth111 g Apr d band 7 CJ 10 3 oersons •nv ol ~ ~d 1S reQuired 9.00tii9 .00Mon .Frtdoy tory cho k e gum only G enera l Prope r l y TrL11. LIBRA (Se pt 23 Oct 23) Tt115 •s R u~ t•c Hdls ~'t'ro c use 1'176 HONDA CB 750 2700 mdes 9:00 lil6 :00 S.turdoy Real Estate and the dav to g t' t to Nor t-. on a CL EARANCE SALE begms M on E)( ccllcn t co nd1t1on sorne oc 12 .00 t1I6 :00 Sunday YARD SALE Co rn et of Unoon and Tra i ler ( Gross ) 4 91 3 96 Feb 13 ot Sew N Sew Outle t pr OJeCt •mpo rla nt :o you Tht>te ces5o • 10!. Fou r 1II rt 7 (rogor Tang•ble Pe r5ona l Pr ope r ty 2 2·1fC l ong Claro P h•ll1p~ Rutland Mo •n Site @! Ra c1 ne A ll Mag Mo ~ t er Slo t Wheeb good tS some rnn l u~•un th a i need<> lax { Gross l 70 47 Oh•o lhu rs doyondFr 1doy polyester double 1-u,•h 1educed cond•t.on '7 new G60 1d Supe• EsTate Tax { Gross i 214 06 unra vr.llflQ 40°o and 50°o Th1 ~0d btg spool Charger l 1 t e~ M r Gask e t lrac SCORP IO !Oct 24-Nov 11) Local Go'Yernment dnd Stale Income T O'IC 3 J2J l e t •on bor s R o~s sll:•eo •ncl udes 5 tor $ 1 Som ~' ttl, nq yl •u It dCccmpll ~ h Cor 75 DO C1g ar ellc L •cense AM I M stei'C'o rod• o 8 !roc k w 11t1 th P a1 Li o f a no lf1t'' Nl ll Intangibles 3 292 25 NEW SHIPMENl OF bed sh eet ~ tope reco rd ploye1 and s lond appear .;i S lucJ o r c ha nce wh "n Trans f ers 1nto Gener a l $2 00 tb D & J s Ho u~c o l HOOF HOLLOW Hor s e ~ Buy 1oell Call 9B5 3919 alt er 7 pm trade o r !rOll\ New ond u1oed ac fua I) you '"' nr kP O ha•d Ia• rt F und 50 1 00 Fo bn n 1 n1de below M•d Total Re c e 1 pts 12 38 1 90 -.oddl e ~ Ruth ReeJe~ Albany Don t to rllt'' !CI ;;wp taua you r die por t on SR 7 '• mtles oH Rt. 7 by-pon on Expend1fures 614 16q8 32<>0 cohon 51 Rt. 14!, toward Rutland , GUN SHOO T Rutland leg•on Total E~CpendtTur e s SAGITT ARIU S (No• 13-0ec Admm 1Sir at 1ve 7,688 79 Fo•m every Sunday ot 1'} 00 RISING ST AR Ke 11nel Boord111g pnc es 21 ) You h<l'l d •l thr> rlu\l f· T o w n Hal l, Indoor and ou tdoor run~ noon Sponsor ed by FW necr>ssar~ !0 Qd" · yo u• l ' tH1S .,.V.emor •a l Buil dings & C.t oorn•ng ol! b•e edl> Clean And Gro unds I 476 61 R~ V I V A l AT M1ddlepor I lndepen no w i! \' Od tt' mll1nQ 1 0 ( h.:HQf' ~a n 1 1ory to cd• t • c~ C h~>~h11e F •rt> Protec t 10n 868 17 de n! Hol1ness Chu!C h ]new aht>i:ld lu 'l 11..,'>1 Don t ~-' ' Pr< 1 Phone (fl \ 4) 367 0792 L •Qhlmg 1,113 52 church l Pco d Street M•d o the< s to do 11 l or you Gr an o 1otd1 p dtep ort EvOIIQI"I1s t wtll be lh~ AK C BO XER pupp•es Hove s h o l ~ CAPRI CORN (Dec 11·Jan 19) General Fund 'i'J ,401 35 been w o nnerl 17 week :. old Rev Do v1d l•ghl o nd Fam il y YOUI spt rt' Jf 1 oo p,...,ri:lll( n 'l Ba l De c 31 , 1977 11 , 571 56 J(XJ 9'11 2726 A pnl '} 1q79 7 JO pm mght ly Tota l Eitp P lu S Bal , suonq 'm 1<1 1 l1J! qu ar d dQ.t ll c,t S.pe C<OI 51119•n g n1"ghtly De c 31 11177 33 9 7'1 91 3· 12· 1 mo. Oetng ni!C .t l n l f wr tker'J !U', ! M otor V@l'!tcle L•cen se E'Yeryo ne we lcome Rt'v 0 Dell oecau..._e IItt-y lrJn t lhtnh. 'hf' ..,. Ta x Funel Auto Sal.,. Monle 'I Po~tor scVnr as rou 1 5.4 7 84 Ba l Jan 1 1977 AQUARI US IJan 10 Feb 191 No R ece1ph 1'17J CHf VY NOVA SS b .ce ll on t Moler Veh •Ci e L1cen!:.e one o t ~"'-f't t' 1 o..~r~ your5 (· 11 I') con d•l•on o11e o wne1 N •ce • • _Jack Carsey , Mg r. Tax 8 708 31 'Wanted gorny IL ~ !d nd up lnr vou !Oda y clean t o• Phonebl 4 367 7758 ... Phone 992 -2181 Transfer l rom lor Nlldl you 1p1• l ·~ yll ur JUS t SOMEONE to do body work and 1975 G RANA DA 4 dr 6 cyl b Gener a l Fund 1,0 44 35 due lnsrst upt,n .... nat you Know Tota l Rece 1pts 10, 757 so cl ean up con Phon e 74"1 31~ 4 ( elle n ! ro nd •t•O II $2000 t'l o w ed yo u rox co KARl w•t h n('w 3 H tTotal Beg •n n •ng Ba l <'ln ce ljl.! 9 704 7 MAN FOR u~ta d i l ore mu ~ t be P lu s Rece ,pts · · \1 ,195 40 PISCES !Feb 10-March 10) B r~g q ~. and ~ 1 1a t1o n moi OI new able ro 1oell and servrce lawn E xpeneltfuru t 961:1 VW l o• r con d1! •on good g o ~ cha 1n f\C W clu tch Runs g ood 1here ·~ a hn i t.nP J>et .... een Tota l E x. pen d 1lu r e5 and garden equ •prnen t Age m•l eoge Coll7 47 37CJI e ( presc..mq yuur •dect s w 1t h 14 1 / Bod M •Sct ll aneo us 4.082 48 pre l etred 40 55 yoor~ Modern 300 Main 51 . COn v'I CIIOn cll1d ap p ea11nq bOS lq t: 8 GMC PI CKUP re c £~ n t l v Mamt enance 10 ,581 51 ON~ 17 !1 o lu1111num M eyer ~ boot Supply 3qq W Mo 1n ~~ Pomeroy, Ohio sv OrH' • mprrs~es ollwr s Grana To ta l E~p o..-erhouled ne w 1 1re~ no ru1. 1 w1 1h 6 h p Ch.y-. ler mo l ar Pom er oy Oh•o Pomeroy 991-6212 Moler Veh•cle L •c ense today th •~ oth f'r drl,.f'S tt1f' rl1 l (cell ent con d• t•on S1'700 Colt II Q.i(!f \ WIYl'l ~ PO!~ 011d Q ( Ta,.,Funo 14,66400 or 9t2-6263 awa y 61 .4 446 7090 osk tOr Pa ul or c e~~o r t~s I') l oot olumu,urn Ba l , De c 31. 1977 2,368 60 N [W ' II~ I I II f ... j W-'1< ~t A ~~ N i A.M. lo4 :30 PM . Chm ly lo~h ~ eo K1nq b oo1 w1 1h 7 1 h p Total E•p P lus Ba l Sea K•nq rnOI Ot Pf lu eger ~ le e 12 ,295 40 Dec 31 19 77 1974 FORD SIAf iON wa gon $A~ES AND SERI/ICE lr 1C rn o to1 AI !.O qum Re ason GuohneTu Fund Cood con dd •on CJ 49 7008 11 ·91fc PROBATE COU RT OF Bal J an 1 1977 188 15 l o r set l.n g dl heal th See RQd ME I GS COUNTY . OHIO Rec et ph 1CJ76 BlA CK FO RD Granado Kee ton M•nersv.llo Oh• o ' 1.4 ,100 00 E SlATE OF LUC i nda Car Gaso l ,nc Tax ..-1nyl1op 011 conrld •on .ng P 5 man . DECEA SED AVO N PI P R~~ENlA.ltVFS NE VE R 1r ans l er !r om PB AM FM rod•o 30 (X)() Ca S@ No 21)5) Gener a l Fund 4 , ~ 70 49 l QOKI D SO GOOD You wd l mde~ $3 500 CoH(' IIf' IOpP PU BLI CATION Tota l Rec e,pts 18,670 49 too l>C'IIII'9 w 01ld lom o us pto declo. IIHiuded Phone 74? 3137 OF NOTICE To ta l Beg •nn •ng Ba lan ce ECONO MY TRACT O R w1th otl ot du(l:, l lr·K•ble hou r~ H•g h eor 10 ALL PER SO N S I N Ot qQ/ 5323 Plus ~e(e • pl~ 16 789 JA lachmen l ~ l•ke new osk •ng n•n g!. Coli 747 13~.4 • TERE SlED IN 1HE Ex pen d •tur es 197 1 Ol D S CUll AS.S. .n good con S2'750 Phone (Ol.ot ) 69S 3?<Kl E ST ATE O F Lu ct naa Ca r lotal E)(pena •f ures FAffMAU M 111 ~ood co nd1110n d1 t1 on Aula P ~ P B 011 man , DECEA SED . LATE OF b 187 44 M •sc ellaneou\ RUGS WALl Hang•ngs ond ~ 1 700 t;,.o11 9Q'J'7Q05 West Ma tn Stree t. Pomer o y . St'700 Ma .ntenance 9 999 15 ofgons Nice l or Chr1s l mos Oh10 J5769 MC 1QS COU NTY C.rand Tota l Eli'.P JQ6? ( Hh ' Y I , 1 011 b ·cellen t 1971 CA DIL LAC ElDONA DO Remo noble Coli qn 211 ,. P~O B ATE COU R T CA SE C aso l•n e T a)( F uno (o nd •Hon 5:1000 n1de:. Sl'700 Jlh orw qq'} 7J.07 N O 71353 An appli Ci'lt iOI'\ haS 16 ,186 59 Lo1s Anne Murphy, William 8 8 S MOBil ~ HO MES Pt Plea Q4 Q 704? l lrll1 been h ied ~sk tn9 to re!•Cvl:' 502 7) l De c 31 1971 t97l FO RO LI D -l d1 AM 10d• o G Murph;' to Nancy Lu Ba son! W 1/o bes1de Heel<. s thP esta t e fr om ad Tota , E·x·p Plus Ba l 1917 BMW M010RCYC LE 75{) 011 power (leon A 1 cond• 1973 B• oodmore 1-i • 6-d 2 m •n •strat •on . say•ng tt·, at t nl:' Hamtl!on . 46 acre. Lebanon De c Jl, 1977 16 789 J4 S \ 400 0 \J n< on Phyfe d rop leo I han Why pov mote $ 1000 assets do no t exceea \ l:. ,uuu bed1 ~.:o m Cemetery Fund ' :\anr1 Lu Ham1ltun, EdwU1 1oblf> and 7 cho11s $d00 and lht! crCd ii Or5 Will not be 991 ~ 4 07 \9730or iOil1 4 xb0'7bedr oo m Sa l , J an 1 1977 5,637 11 q q ' ) J 4 9 7 B. "I.J mlton to Lots Ann e ore1ud •cea the r eby A 1972 Vtclonan 1.4 x 67 J bedr oom Re ce ipt\ l ljl 74 AM ( HO RN EI Hot chbo(k X nearmg on t he a ppl•ca t •on Murp h,. 41 60 acres , General Property Ta)l 2 bo 1h E .o~ ce llen t <"ond<t lon P S ov to w dl be he l d Apr 11 2~ . 1978 at R e a l E~1a 1e ano 1977 Co..-en lfy l'l )( 65 3 bedroom r('d Lebanon e.o~ter 1o r block •n t ~JII Or 10 00 o Cloc k A M Per~on5 ) ,775 97 Tra d er r Gross l \qbq Sto U~§mon 11 x bO 'l w 1ng any r ea~on w hy t he SnOO f,II'O (oil VCIIlOtl Webe• David C. rate , Karen Grate Tan q•bl e P ers.oni'l l Pro p erty ka no ppt1cet•on shoul d not be bed•oom 40 97 Ta.l( r GroSS l ' ! 41/ 143 to Audra Mane Harmon, granted ShOuld appear and Let Pomeroy Landmark 10 00 Sa le Ol LOIS R~ DUC E SAFE & lo st w tth GoBese Lots. Rutland . 60 76 tn t or m me Cou rt the Cou rt IQ7b M O N I E CARLO L•ke new sof1en & condition your Other Toble1~ & f. Vop water p• ll s. ~ ~ loCi'! led 11 1 Pom trOY On 10 111!-lde a nd out fou• 11Pw ~ tee l Tra ns fers t rom water with Co-op water Paul Denver Andeerson, N el!.or1 Dr ug be lled r o d• o l ~ l oodPd uu•"O' Gener a l Funa 4,68 7 .11 softener, Model UC.SI/1. Mann •ng D Webst er former)) Tern J ohns on. To ta l Rece •pts B 081 17 lonttol power loc k ~ ou AM Probate JudQe Cl erk. Now Only Tota l Beg nn tng Ba l an ce Dorothy Mar1e Frum. Jerry f M tope ffWI wmdow dclog ( .4 ) 4 11 18 , ] I C 7,449 01 P l u \ ~e ce• P'5 ge• Phon e 94Q 1480 alter 3 30 Frum to Larry Vance. Give Awa.y Expend •turu pm Sharon I. Vance . .532 acre, S a t ar • e~ J, 72J SO BEAGLE SHEPERD co ll 1e mole Repa 1rs 31157 Let us test yo ur water Fref Harnsonvllle - Scipio and lernole dogs 1'} mo o ld NO TICE OF Aua & Trea s Grade Hensler to Dallas C. 8 1 56 PU~ LI C SALE Ca m11ing tquipmeul r: ees Very lr•endly good wa tchdogs ] ,6 1663 The to l\o w tng descr t bea Hensler. Barbara A Hensler, lot a I Exo 9.49 '7196 1, I Ol 61 Ba l Dec 31 . 19 71 •Te m ( s l w il l be o ffered l or 1970 1AURUS Com per '70 It _J ack W. C.rsey, Mgr Pa rcels, Col umbia pub lic Sdie to the h ighest To tlll E 11p Plus B~t l ta nde m Sel l t o nt0111ed Phone992-2181 De c 31 1977 2, 4.49 01 b 1dder on the prem 1ses o l Tne Aar on Gregg Reames. Y49 2041 Federa l R e'Ye,ue Pomeroy Nat 1on a t Banlc. Coladys Ernest me Reames, to Shar •n g Fund Cou rt & Secon CJ St re~t s 51ARCRAFf SR!N G Sol ~ fREE 350 35 Pomer oy . Oh 10, on the 13th Fredrych P Nelson. 10 acres, Ba l 1< a n 1 1977 CO Al LI M ( SIONl ~ond g•a..-cl conopy !tH~ o11d bo 11lc loll t:"l Rece l p1S d ay o t Apr il , 1978 , at 10 00 t olt •U"I t hlo,.J•• lm td,re r dog p lu~ o u1 low !. ole p11ce w1 1h Salem AM . Grants F eaeral 5, 119 00 tood ond olt 'vpm o f 1>ol t EJ c~c ry new to ld down Com pare To!a i ReCf"I PIS 511900 1972 Fora Tor.no 1 Dr (e l~·or ~olt W or l.: ~ Inc E Mo1n I ou r pn<U on m•n• m o t o•~ 011d Tota ' Beq rnn.ng Ba l an c e Sedan s No 7H25F 111101 ~ ~ PotnPt o.,. QQ') 3891 t ro~el 1 r o dc r ~ !'Jef ore you buy P lus Re c e ~ pt\ 4 708 65 Can oe seen at Smlln Nel son Open ~un do y ~ Camp (Micy EJipendtlures M otor s Jljl7 d OA I ',UN PIC KUP ! 7100 Ma 1nf and Operi11ton Stmuoh ~ol{'~ R1 t;'l tl ot Pt 197 3 Fo r d P tc kuP Trutk 5 II Q7 7.45 3 SU PP I•t'S 4,939 8.4 N o F IOG CQ871 181 Can oe Pleo~ont Tota i E t p o~9 3 9 8A seen a t Wha l ey ·~ Us ed (iHs HflY r O R ~ o l e A Il oi l o clove• ond Ba l 0Pr 31 19!7 171 19 Terms ol Sale Cash lunoth y A l-.o <rep g ro und !01 To ta l E10 P lu S Ba l, Items may be s.otd •n un •fS rt•11l 01 ~h art:>~ Phone 7411Sb6 Wt hove 1 tntorged our Ot:'c 31 \9 77 d 708 65 or par cel s Sel l er reser ves service dtportmonl ond Ant• ReceH• on Fund r•ghl 10 b •d and thr r tQhl the NIU PIG~ l or 1oolc After 5 coli Attendance at morn1ng Ba l Jiin 1 1971 CO UNT RY MOBI\ t Horn(> Pot ~ 35 d 00 to r~1e c t any and al l b•dS will "mce Hotpolnl and 949 W!Jl servi ce at the Free Methodist Rou te 33 no nh at PcJii1(H CJ Y Re cei pts other bronds. 308 00 ( 4 ) 4 , l' c Othe r 1Q60 CHEVROL E! ? to n Need ~ l or go lol l> Coll 9q'7 7.4 19 Church was 93 308 DO To ta l R ece•pts ~ome mechon•c wo rk Ho\ o Mr and Mrs J JohnS()n , Tota l Beg •nn 1ng Ba l an c e 11 "60 MOB ILl HOMl nu OI o ~ , newly built 6 cy lin der mo tor 667 00 ter Phone ~1 'J858 Shade. Rev . Cecil WISe, P lu s Rec e•PTS Tbe Almana< S300 1Qb7 r o•d VB pickup 351 e lpend t lur~ s Chester. Mr and Mrs Phil Suppl 1f''i 1!\0 i or .. Ru n!t good $300 Call Jock W. Coney, Mgr API r0~ rent RrHi!Oh 1.1 olle<l Prus loleroatlooal 638 17 bl .ot bqB 571J alter 4 pm o~~·!.~ To nce tol£l ~ tor Sen1or W1se, Bever ly . attended rota IE )(P Phone ffl-2111 638 1 r Today is Tuesday, April 4, 13 13 C• I•Jem Con tact Vd log e Manor lhl . Dec 31 . 19 71 services Sunda y at the local Tot 1~7 4 PINTO WAGON Good con the 94th day of 1978 with 271 lo al E1 p P lu ~ Bil l , Apt!. M 1d dl~:~po11 991 !7f37 df'l'1 on le f.'> then -40,000 mile\ church 66~ 00 Dec J l , 1971 follow. Fn e~t onc 5 h p •oto tiller I1Me 17 • W M O BIU: HOM E 1n fiO Cine Rev Cecil W1se will have The moon is appr oaching new991b13.ot o•110 Ph onfl '1<11 )tl~ CI charge of serv1ces Sunday. ( 4 4 lit tts new phase. _ AU CTION TUESDAY 7 pm New IHRH BE.DROOM ron(h o; ty ltt April 9. in the absence of Rev a nd used m1sc Also f n and Sot There Is no mormng star. home w •th l o c re~ o l Pr ope r ty at 7 pm at Oh io Rl .,er Au ction Shook. The eYening 'star~ are Merleo ~e and t ef eren ce~ requ u cd M e1gs Plo1o, Mid~ l epart____ Mr . Fntz Stahl. Ne w I , m tle~ o vt ~td e ol Ches ter A thought for the day : cury , Mars, V ~nus, Jupiter DEALER S AUCTION , Publi c In Marshfield, Mr . Paul Stahl. Oh·o qas 4:111 Wld Saturn. 'Y tted Frtdoy 1'} 00 no~n New CQiumbus, visited recently Brltlsh lecturer John CQllins Dorothy Lynda Dix, Ameri- IHRH ROOM apt ....,, rh both 1n me"hon d•u sold In quanti ty with Mr. ·and Mrs. N E. said : "Mtst~ust a subordmate Aller 6 coli Po meroy l~eol for stores serv1cft Uo can pion eer of prison reform , who never finds fault with his qq1 ~621 Schaefer. t1onS Ueo mark ets yard sales was born April 4. 1802. etc , at Ohio Ai'Y81 Au ct ion, Mr . and Mrs Roy Howell superior." IHRH R OO~ l urn1shed opt A11 On this day ln htstory: Me1gs Plora, Middleport cond•t•Onell ond wt th g o rd~:~n entertained relatives SundaY In 1841 , President William ~ poce low Htnt l ot Sen1o r with a turkey dinner . Those Ctlllens tn Burltngham Harrison died of pneumonta present wer e Ms. Enuna Fox, relallves in Columbus 992 6161 Ott1e1s will tJe mo-. t lwlplul furth NIIlQ YOUI l(lt If) Ide '['liS co nwl(J -.. t~ rl, Be ptcp are d for mor t~ ~~ l lvt l-,. 1han , a u lllJ\h d ve p dl'l lll'd on A.RIE S i M.a rc h 21- Ap nl 19) v~), , tu nCII(\11 tW\It;lr on the oh-.::;•< dl plan e to dd. 'I H1a n ) 0u tl O lH' !tw men tal ,"li Jnf' l)L• d l onl \- Wit h ta ng•t~lt·~ l.t'CI ' " thf>tHillllQ to o thP rs F1nd o ul lllllH c~t1o ut VOUISl~lt [l~ -,pnL]Iny lUI ~l)ul CO ih or A 51ri' Gr,l~lh L1~ 1! 1 '1 Mdtl 50 , e nh to r t,~~~ n dn d d lofl q -...e lile<1drt-''1,f'll '1*..'1 rnprll enve iO tJt' Ill A-..tlll Grc~ph P 0 B o~ ~89 P JU u C• t~ S tdt on N I 100' 9 81' sure to srl•cd ~ " r-----------------~--~~~----~~~~--------------------------~--1 ~ ... .. '' •-'l:...;... KE~,·~NG ~O''s~~:;;~~~ Mu~~~~~~ ~~::..~.~M o~~;nosl~~.~.~·d q~; WANT AD CHARGES '' !~~ 7 - KThe Daily Sentinel , M1ddiPtXJrt-Pomeroy, o.. Tuesday, April4, 1976 DIC ;:), '"r 1. "alrdOt.. t "' P•: t•ds \'i- r1ll' ~lrl'11rP d c:, t" IPICOe!o The rr rflq Que~ I· ns 1\ • c: ,.,. /r 'd1)r('~S PO -., 1 • .., ft ;-; ''" S vrurnn a· • .'. ·orrfl~ c 1 /. ( ' 'P \\ ~f1a '" ;-d n~e~ ."· an'i ,\••rea r1 a ~ · ''•e .G<, · F•1t"rs careo frr. :t" t.,,: \ldUd ' Qt,fV rPSf ,,..,/· t ., rp, p ~e v 1~E o o,..; �;~r-:,:,:~¥~~~:~;.~:: 6- The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April4, 1978 Wednesday . AprilS ASTRO•GRAPH Oecember31 , 19J7 Oli ve Townsh ip -·Want ·A ds Turn Un-wanted Items Into Cash Mt19scounty Long Botlom ' Ohoo March 29.1!78 repo;,e;~~~~ CT~"ro~w.n~s~h·', p':c:, · :r~ •• " T el No 614985 3544 SummaryGfCash Balances , Recetpls And E"pendttures BalanceJan 1.1977 Aprol 5. 1978 -.t and I "" Jth!y~ l.t~h 1 oo I SO IBn For Re.nt screwdnve r o •• n ng w1th key s S500rewo rd Ph one9n5Jb1 Chtl rgt· 12;, 190 · 225 375 FOU ND key nng wtrh k ey~ m fr on t of Do ily Scnt1net olh ce Phone9cn2JS6to+dentdy • • •: Busines's Servz'ces J ,:; W utll~ut U ndl•r 1d<lv 2d<J}':; f'~~· .. nd AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL For Sale BEST QUALITY INTERIOR Blown Insulation Blown Into Walls and Attics NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES lAVENDER CONSTRUCTION AT Garages lNG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. AI Tromm PAINT & SUPP~ Free Esttmates Work Guaranteed 2·10 li e ~----------------~ SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Super101 Steam Extraction Young's R es tdenttal commercial estimate, ~4 Carpeting •••l, '~· 0. Uphobtery ~rpet • ROGER HYSELl GARAGE Chec k our low , low on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, e. POTASH, FERT.O.PELS s & BLEND o. Auto Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 99'l-S682 Pomeroy Landmark CARTER w. Help PWMBING & HEATING INC. Meigs Property. For Sale Transfers NEED A WATER SOFTENER? A. '289.95 9. Pomerov landmark AlA Lau rt>l <JiH Nt·" ~ :\ott•:-; for ltf'nl PomerQ9 Landmai\ Auction . • --- T~ AttER F Q ~ ren t 111 Roc•n e 2 bedr oo m Q4'1 '1753 or 9.ot9 1851 CROP GROUNO lo' ~ha res 741 2566. ren t or HOME SITES l or sole , I acre and up . Middleport near Rut land. Coli q92 748 1 for hour service. Anyday , anytime. Phone 9a5.3B06 Phone Mike Youna AI 992-2206 or 992-7630 ''fht Drilllllklfl Rol Tho IMitolon Sidewalks , New Constructton Remodeling . 9 0()--;Emergency' 3, .4 , 15 Three's Company 6 , 13 Movie " M oonshi ne County Express " 8,10 9 3D-Harvey Korman 6 . Possum Trot 33 , Mary Tyl er " Moore 13 10 0()--Barbara Walters 6. 13 . S•>e Amencan Famrhes .J USf <E EP COOL AN D YOU fH ~ M oK E~ l!oJDUS TRIE5 t<ECUTIV E .JET.. DRIVE '= "OM!' AFTER LEAVI'I 6 THE" PLA"T AIRF-IELD. { wo' r &tor HuRt LOFT· BUT \ \ , 0'-JE \\ 11< 0N6 \1 0\'E AN D ) 1._'/0U'RE' DE-AD ! j ... \ ......__. .,:.--- - ~ ~ ~~~ ~ Ill! HiJh St ,.,..,. E lecl r rc Company 20 11 31}--Knockout 3 15 Fam il y Feu d 6, I J, Partr~ dge Fam dy 4, Love of Life 8 10, S e~ame St reet 20 ,33 11 55-CBS Nens 8 Lov1n g Free 10 12 OQ--N ewscenter 3, News 4,6,10 To Say The Least 15 G amb1l8 , R 1c k Fguc heu x M 1dd ay Magaz 1ne 13 12 3Q-Ryan s Hope 6 13. Bob Bra un a, Gong Show 15 Se ar ch for Tomo rrow 3,1 0 E lecH i c Compa ny 33 00-F or R 1ch er . For Poo rer 3 A ll My Chtl dren 6,1 3, N ews 8 . Yo un_fl and th e Rest l ess 10 . N ot f or Women D l ,,, . .., , . . ....., HO.V C:O 10J U1(8 MY TUmY DIVNJ? 13i.JT EOOJ6H ABClJT ME 1. TALK /1.60UT 'iaJ 1 . ~ ... . ' " i' ' ~ ... 0.: I IJ I I Only 15 PARM EE=--i!f---,-,.~ W"'A1' iHE')' SAil:> WH EN iHEY M EA~U ~ED iHE e!>.O.EJY MON5iER. I. 0 I. [J ·-· MEAN BU SINESS ! H E~ ClYS AnSwer DUl ' Hf'f RE CHUT E CHARGE ' FIGURE Moore 2() ABC Ne w5 13 Caro l Bu rnett and Fr.end s 6, CBS New s 8 10 O.er Easy 20 oo-Cross W 1ts 3 4. L 1ars Cl ub 6 Sn a "--a Na 8. News 10. New N ew l ywed Game lJ G illr gan s I sl and 15 Chara cter i St iC S of Le ar f'lrng OISab d d i eS 20 B rg Green Magaz rne JJ 7 3o-F un ny Farm 3 Sha Na Na J Betw een The W.ars 6 F a mily Feud 8 Mac N eil Leh rer Report 6 Jo- NBC New s ] ,4 15 I IG·I mo IlLLEY OOP For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At MOORE'S Brakes Muffler Shocks Tires Battery. lnstallation Service Pomeroy , 0 . 315ttc "Get ALoad Of This" WETHERAU CONCRETE Harllord 1112 2175 Henderson 67S·ISI2 UNION OP ERATED 3.30.1 mo • NEW 3 bed room h a u~e 7 both~ al l e lec I o( •e Midd lepo rt close to Rutland Phone c~n 7481 COUNTRY fa rm land wtlh ~e< l ud ed wood ~ water and good O< cess " ' Momoe Coun ty W Vo $1 ,000 dow n , (QII (30-4 ) 777 3 I 02 00 (30< I 772 3277 Co rnmer c1 ol ptaperly opp10 Ji 17 ocrt~ ~ level land located at Tup pers ,Pio •ns on Oh10 Rou te 7 Phone (614 ) 667 -6.30<4 BRADFORD AuCI •oneer Com plet e S.erv•cu Ph one 9-4Q 'l-48 7 01 '14q 1000 RO (•ne Oht o Cr• ll s .odl 01d ElWOOD BOWERS TWO STORY frome house b rooms a nd bo th cellar , out bv lld1ngs 4 acres land , at edge of Rutland Com plete trot ter hool.. -up also 2 bonMs oppco•s ed pr operty at $1 5,500 Phone 9'12 ]Qq4 IN RUllAND b rooms , part ial both cor port , utt llty build in g On big lo t C• ty wole r go• ove -;-.,.,: rle\: t1111<2 23 Gwtar ndge 2.4 At a distance 25 Hourglass matena l 26 Border on 27 PrefiX Wlth mutuel :!8 Badly : Fr. 29 Actor I wake u~ l •nau ·];; s: art 1•\l tJ becJme a ~ a :·· e·· ' · Sweepers t o a ~ t ers 110m all .. ~moll oppl•once!. tow n mower • nex t to Stole H1ghway Garage on Rout e 7 Phone (OI -4 ) 98~ 3B75 RtMO DEliN G Plumb•ng heot•ng and oil type ~ of gene to l repou Work guaran teed 10 yeO•\ e.~~; pe1 ten ce Phone 'XI7 2•0'1 BAlHROOMS AND Ki tchens l otof electnc remode led ceromic life . plum · th ree bedroom hom e Rust• ( b•ng ca rpen try and general Holl• 9'12 -206.3. ma intenance 13 yean •per•er,ce 991-3b85 FIVE ROOMS both a nd util tt y room on 1 o(re tot .n S yra c u~e PUlliN S EXCA VATING , Complete Prteed at S15.000 q91 -371 • o• S&fVICe Phone m 2•78 . 9'12 bl24 : us: th inh1 WOLJ, ~ J\ i a1..L..--:"":'-, REPAIR 7413163 SYRACUSE OHIO BUI LDING LOl ISO 11 200 Woler , ele<tr lc and ~ewoge ovo doble In Sy racuse P(!(&d at 52500 , 992 371 • Or 9C17-61 "14 GASOllN E ALLEY • VA -FHA J0 y1 l maiiC•ng also StWING MAOIIN E Re po 11 1> s tH relmon ctn g. Ireland Mortg age, ... tee all mak e!. ~1 - 2"J8A , Tho • 77 E Sto l e Athen s ph one (bld ) Fobr .• c Shop f' oiTie r o v 592.3051 Aulho•• t ed S•ng er Sohn and NICE HOME 1n ru ral o r eo w•th '}6 Scr.,.tce We ~ hor pen 5c •HOI \ acres New olum 1nu m S<dmg ~X ( A V A li NG do UH looder and <o m plet ely •nsuloted and bo cJ...hoe w or lo. dump trucks Storm windows remodeled a nd l o boys l ot h11e w1ll haul • large ca rp eted lh... ng r oom and fil l d1ct to sod lim estone an d both Coii98S 41 11 or 992 -5621 grovel Colt Bob or Roger Jef RUSTIC HilL S. Syracuse N1ce fer s doy p hono f1ln.7089 n•gh t ' lhree bedroom home totol phone 9q'} 35"15 or 991 5232 elecll• c carpeted w1 l h cor poll dore• ba ckhoe and o.r con dii1 Qn mg Ph one EXC A VA liNG and d.t<her Char l cs R Hot 9'12 53<B t .eld Bo ck Hoe Se r viC e BY OW NER 5 acre s w •th 9 room Ru tl and Oh•o Ph one 7-42 2008 hou se. FREE GAS , '} cor goroge Will do rool •ng , cons tru ct io n, summer llt!chen a nd b orde1ed plumb•ng and healing No tab _! y 2 ueelu Coli qss -J627 too l o 1ge or too small Phone JUST COMPLETED new ho use 1n 742 23<6 Mtddleport For more tnformo HOWERY AND MARTIN b:· • _!ton call 992 2238 or Q91 530-4 c o-.~otmg se pt1 c sy,tems , ~ B't' OWNER 3 bedrooms w•th for e dozer backhoe dump truck. • ed 01r gal heo! ond au cond1 limes to ne grovel , blacktop ' hon•ng I acre le'Yel lo1 111 po.,.mg Rt t •3 Phone I (614 ) Ru tl a nd $18 ,000 Ph one 6qs.7l.'ll WINlER GET to you1 house? let u\ moM& neceuory repons AI 1romm , Conttruct lon H~ - 2328 7 aa Truck section l3 High, U1 musi c 34 Athenian 36 Employed 38 Russ1811 fHANK & ERN IF. name 'fHfy'flE •'FIREFLit.S", E~Nif, NO'!" •• I IONIC: BLic,S, 11 OC>- N ew~ 3 4 6,8 10 '3 IS D ck Cav ett '70 U1 1as . Yoga a nd Y ou 33 11 30.... 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(Ill id I d\ I' h.rd lo du nun \ ... .t r • o: lk.-J rh t o sc t ](• d \Ill~ hi m ,JI up lh t •~ Ith• Jt ,Ill\ :u t th t 1 (·ntr ~ t 0 j lllli Jl', l• r •u, 1t " \1 o:-.t of th e· tlllH' 1t pa\ :-. to takt• ;l tt t('k ,t:-. :-.<1011 ~~-. , ou REKDZB E WFTFK O WJV ZE SXA X ~' i•S t \ II )Hlrt"~ \.1.1{)) ht-.. QUCt u~c d I'RYI"''UQl"OTES ( •jl(' "' .. }\ ' J "" on h trl< I 'llll t ,, I· " I ' Y (J iil'• •I "/" 42 41 ' I H 1, "iO{ t \' r .., I h··r•· IA 38 37 ~ 3ll h • . • ." •1th t !· l,) "• ~-' r \{ ]II f'. i \ I ,, \ •· " ' " plu• '01\TI\ ' b up Early trick sets it I 5 6.1 3 BRIDGE q 4 is l'tfol.il~- IJDtiH!!l ·fw~~ l~b-4 The Devol " 8.1 0 10 0(}-5tar5ky & Hu'Ch 6,1 3 4 BARNEY POMERO Y. FIVE minute• to town 12 II 60 lRAILER . 8 x lb ,; ond t choots . A lumtnum sJdln g pondo room 3 bedrooml par· Storm window' and doon. New t•olty lurn 1 s~ed $3000. k llrhen • o woman' delight. 2 9Cl1 3388 or 3 bed room s Basement 1975' 11 A 60 El Cono mobil e Co rpet throughoul By oppl on· horne 1 b ed room all gat lur ly , Roger Abbolt , 99~ - 6114 0r.11 nlt hed Ooy phone ~2 604«1 or 9'12·2377 " ' oh •r 4 7A1·'Jf.1rJ 10,33 9 QO- W or l d ' s Largest I ndoor Countr f M us•c Show 3 ~ . 15 Char l! e' s Angels 6 13 M ov•e Race W 1th ,_c; l9 Ue (lurk 1 fO English nver ClfL&.~O ' 8 oo-Gnuly Ada ms 3. A,1 S E ght 1S Enough 6,13 Amaz •ng So 1der Man 8 10 L •ve From The M~t • 0 Gulager TURlEY S WRECKER Serv1 ce. Roo r, e , Oh1o Day ,. or n1ght. 9•9 26.57 1q09 l'i k 60 one bedroom Gas range. wood · cool heat, _. COfpet S2000 985 A181 10.33. The Judge 10 In Se ar ch 0' 13 Nold Kongdom 15 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Type of fee I Boyle's Wld 42 No. Ill Gresham's Mookva 5 Reproach DOWN 10 Biblical I Bad buy kingdom 2 An A.statre II Nautical , 3 BernsteU1 mU.'IICB l' rope 1953 13 Bill of fare 4 Sooty 14 Zoroasmatter tnan btble 5 Snuled 15 Of long ha pptly standing 6 Tennts 11 Dtckens Rod character 1 · Butterilies 18 Born · Fr. 19 Sunday talk : - Free" 8 Don Rickles' abbr. ruckname ~~~Z::.Zl.L_.J::l~~::::,....:i.:.ll:~C.:...:~;._;;c::!2:.,. 20 Old French 9 Tempted com 21 Thumb over 12 R.ange HURRY! Ltmtt ed Sup pl y J 16 I m o 10. H ogan ' s Heroes 15 6 O(}-News 3,4. 8 10,1 3.1 5. ABC Ne,. s 6 Zoom & BOLEN MULC H ERS Sa l e Pr i c ed Now Tl'!ru April 10th Qh ro ... ou r na l 70 'Pyle. USMC •O Yo u wouldn 1 expect to be left rn thts POSI1ion when you re thtS -' RIGHT JUST 1-\S STU PID AS EYER L•ght 8 10 Genera l Hasp •a• 6, 13 , 4 JQ-L i tt le Rascals 3 15 G dl•g an s lsl a n o a. Brady Bun ch 8. 10. Mary Ty ler Moore 13 5 CO-Bon anza 3. Sta r T rek <l G t..n smo ~e 8, M 1ster Rogers N e •ghborhooa ~0 . 33 . H og an ' s Heroes 10 Afterschoo l Spec •a l 13 Pei t tc oai J u nctron 15 5 JQ--Ne'hS 6 , E lectrtc Company ')0 33 Mary Ty l er LAWN BOY MOW ERS AnniYenanes Special 0CUSIOIII 7<2·2881 I TH.OUG HT :::.0 Yf/\H t 5TAY RlG11 f HfRE· .. I'LL BE SACK IN A Sf COHD... JufTible s BIRCH A 5t'1e W orld T urns810 3 Edge af N ght 13 My ThreE Sons d For R •che r For Poo rer '5 MNv G r,ff ln 6, G rll rgan ' s ' sl a nd 8 Ses ame Street 10 33 Gomer (Ans wers tomOHOw) Ye sterdays 3G-D aysofou r L•ves3 4,1 5 OQ--One L1fe t o L tv e 6.1J JO-D octo r s 3.4 15 , G u1 d 1ng QQ.-Another W or l d 3 4 15 Ldtas . Y og a and You 70 30--AII tn th e F arn ily 8, '0, J OQ--Mrs tcr Cartoo, "rXI I n I I I ]I'' ORPHAN ANNIE- THE MONSTER'S LAIR Small Engine Sales & Service 3 Now arra nge the c.rcled lerte rs t:: form the surpr1s e answe r as sug gested by the above ca rtoon I I Print answer here fJ'M'I.E ORPHA N 1\ ~~IE WILKINSON Portraits -214t rxJ 1&,_, 2 2 3 498 Locust Str eet M idd leport, 0 Phon e 992 -l09? Pmports I'll. m byHennArnotaanaBoblee HEWIG Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estomate• by Appointm ent Phone 992-7119 Wtddinas Fa mily 10 01}-San t ord and Son 3,4, 15 Pa5s the Buck 8. Joker ' s W 1l d 10, To Tell The Tru th 13 10 Jo-Hollywood Square" 3, 4 , \5. A ndy Grtff lth 6, Pr rc e Is R 1ght 8 10 . S2D 000 P yram rd 13 11 00-Wheel of Fortune 3 4 15 Happy Days 6 13. Unscr amble these tour Jumbl es one lener to each square 10 form four ordinary words General Contracting THE PHOTO PLACE 10 9 3o-Emergency One ' 6, Andy Gr1fflth 8 Over 20 'i1fl\t1Ml fii)'i1 W THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME & 2-24 trc 8 OO--Capta1n Kanga r oo 8 10 . Sesame Street 33 9 oo--Mer v Gr l lftn 3 . P hil Donahue 4 Edge of N 1ght 6. P hil D on ah ue 15, 13, Fam 1l y Affa1r 8. Match Game A!! a.r 10 DAVID BRICKLES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 7 3(}-School oes 10 33, News 10 10 JQ- Biack P erspec trve on the News 20. 11 Oo- N ews 3,4 6,8, 10, 13, 15 , Drck Cav eH 'iAK-YAK- 'iAK.ITIY -YI\K-Y/>.'k YAK-Y/>.K.BLAH-&./>.11-YAK! Patio s, 6 4s:---M orn mg Re port 3, 6 50-Good Mornmg , Wesl V~rg r n i a 13 6 55--Chu ck White Repo r ts 10. News 13 7 oo-To day 3.4 , 15 , Good M orn1ng Arner rca 6, 13 CBS News 8, Bullwrnlcle 10 lorma nces 20 BORN LOSEfl Kotchen Cabinets, Roofing, Concrete B Per B 3(}-Laverne & Shorley 6, 13 . Mowgll 's Brot hers a, 10 -·-- 10·30·Cj ~ 6 25-Chri siopher Clos eup 10 6 3G-News Conferenc e d 4, N ews 6 , Su nns~: Semeste r 8 llO-Chuck Barros 3,4, 15 . Happy Days 6, 13. Sam 8, 10. -·........•• Chester, Ohio 1H I mo Countr y 8, N ews 10, New N ewlywed Game 13, Thal ' s Hollywood 13 , Telev1s1on H ono r Soc1ety 15 Great 1978 5, 5 5(}- PTL Club 13 5 5.).--Sunr lse Semesler 10 6 QO-PTL Club 15 oo--.Cross Wots 3, .4. Loars Club 6; Poo Goes The In Performan ce At Wol f Trap JJ. APRI~ 5 45-- Farm Report 13 Fr~ends 6 , C B S News 8, 10, Over Easy 10 7 ...... Jack's Septic Tank SeiVice Box 3· ACE HARDWARE Sale and Call -.. WEDNESDAY , 6 3(}- NBC News 3,4.15 . ABC News 13. Ca rol Burnell & CAPTAIN EASY .o o~ R'i LO FT-- PILOT OP 742·2321 I MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, Ohio Open . Construction Phone 9t2-J741 or f92 -5020 FREE PARKING 3-31 ·1 mo. WAUPAPER,"J Yard Sale and Brian, Mr . and Mrs. Mr . Harry Stahl remains a Lennie Lyons, Leslie and patient ln Pleasant Valley C.brlstopher and J elf Howell . Hospital. Mrs. Bertha Parker visited Ko1ak B Mov re Channel - 4 and 7 p m - Checkered F lag or Crash I PG ) 9a 11pm - N etworl<. ( R ) 10 ·-----.-.. Roofing Remodeling Room Additions PAINTS no ?ne month after betn g maugurated . J ohn Taylor became the first vi cepresident 1o become chief executive due to a death . -· " )f EXT:R lOR ElliOTT APPLIANCE II Cellulose Fiber Mr. and Mr s. Larry Walker recently . TELEVISION VIEWING TUESDAY, APRI L4. 1978 , DEALER Pet• Easy 33 , 11 3Q-Johnny Ca r son 3, 4,1 5. Redq Fon 6 ,13 M ovie " The Dev il an d M 1ss Set rah " 8. ABC News JJ, M ov1e '' R1d e Beyon d Vengenance ' 10 12 oo-- J ana k 1 33 1 Oo- Toi'T\llrrow 4, N ews 13 1 05 - 6 OD-News 3, 4,8, 10, 13, 15 , ABC N ews 6 Feelin g Free Genera l Fu nd 5 21.59 101 6da) ~ .I !Iii 1Q59 CJ 5 Je@p Chevy V 8 steel Motor Ven tc le L +ce nse Eal'h 111 u•t.l uver tlw mthunwn \J 1.5.4284 Ton. Fu n d co b $750 985 -3923 -.. "nb l!l ~ n•nts !k'l' 1.1 ord pt't day GiHOime TaJiC Fun a - 1,881 :-n Alb; runnmK utlwr than I.'U t ts~ tlln·c TIMBE R Pomeroy Fo1est Pro· O NE COW O!ld 1 co li 997 3139 Cemete r y Fu nd - 5,032 11 da}!> w1 ll bt· t hil t~r.U at tlu: I tlin duch l op pncc lor stond •ng Federa l Revenue Sh ar mg 1Q~,9 M ERCU RY CYCLON E 7 dr For ratr. Fu nd - J50 35 sowt1mber Co li '19 1 5965 or Ma e SperKer Photw 985 3879 sale• & Service Ani ! ReceSSIOn 35 4 00 Kent Hanby , 1 446 8570 In tllcnwn . l'.. rd ul Thank.~ and Tot als 15 . 01~ 74 Pbone 1976 CH EVROt El 1• !on p• ck up tlutuar} 6 l CtiL~ ~ ·r 1.1 unl , SJ 00 COINS. CU RREN CY tol..en s ol d Total Re cetpU 992-7113 Excellent co nd1110n $3500 11\I.UllllUlll Cas!IIJI <11lvann• poc ke t wo t(h el> and chaun T -SOl 00 Re e ds~ di e 61 4 37B 631 1 Gene-r a iFu nd 11.88090 st l\lor ond gold We need 1964 Mui.Jilc l·hmw st~ \c:; ,111d l art! sodc.!i Mot or Veh i cle L1 cen5 e and older s•I'Yel co •n~ Buy sel l FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere ,m ol\l'l'J)\C\1 t !lll~ ""ll h liiS h \olllh Tax Fu nd 10 ,752 56 or trade Coli Roge• Wam sley 790 Co • n p iOtl le l good co ndt 1}11l~t l~ n nl ' h.tr ~ ~- fur a t.ls eat I) E. Main St. Gasolm e T a• Fund \8 .07 0 <19 742 133 1 lion $'120 Alli s Chalmer s small ut ~ Aux NUinbt'l Ill t arc of Tht• St•n Cemetery Fun d 8,081 12 Pomeroy , Ohio round bale r Purcha sed new llllt'l Federal Revenue Snanng OLD FURNITURf 1ce bOICC!. bra ss 4-4-1 mo . 1977 e)(cellent ron dttt o n . Fund 5,119 00 b ed~ •ro n bf!d§ etc co mplete rrn- Pubh:.htr ti!Sl' fH'!> llw rl!-lllt S 1800 Mo ss ey f-erguson hoy Anl1 R ecess •on 308 00 households W r d~ M D M iller to ttllt v r rt'JI'I 1 ill I~ ;ub dt"t.'l l\~(1 •Jtr Totals 55 , 313 07 con dlltOIWI good cond• t •on )Ct'llurml Tin l'ubh~!lL'r 111 ill •tol bt• Rt .4 Po meroy Oh1o o r co tl Total Rec etph & Balan ces $400 R eeds~,~ , lie 61.4 378 031 1 n~ ~puustbk fur t\11)1\' Lha11 \,J ill' lfll'of· 992 7760 Gener a l Fu nd 33 .972 91 brrth s•gn rn iiU SJ.'ttlull 1970 1511 Srorcro l1 boot and Motor VehiCle L•cense NO llEM 100 Lo rge or roo sm all TAURUS (Apnl lO-M ay- 201 Your 1'1111111 ·~1.!-2\;,li Ta~Fund 1119540 trade• wi!h 70 h p Me rc ury Will buy 1 p•ece or co •,,plel e JUdQml!r 11 :, t' l -..t'phon dlh ld't'll Gaso l, ne Tax Fu nd 10 ,7 89 34 engme l tlo. e new $3600 household New used or on t1 •od av •n all ..-P Pd-. ~dvt' ~,,w Cemete r y Funa 2,449 01 992 7191 ql!es Mort 111!. Fu•n•ture 20 N Feder a l Re ~,~enu e Shar •ng m1 \ 1nQ rn(llll' , Otlll pdh 'l' ou Fu nd 4,7 6B 65 ?nd St M <ddlepor t Phone 12 h p w heel horse w •lh 41 m•gh• 1EI ::.l'Hlll'{llll' lit' •n iL' Ant • Recess •on 66 2 00 qq) 6370 mower 011d 36 t.ll e• $1550 your poe ~o,, ll lr 1 ~ h. " ' d lLl:, t ~ t'U Totals 70 937 31 - Save Fuel & Moneyqq2 220 1 olen\~ (H IP WO O D Pole s ma• Expend •tures GE MIN I ( May 21· June ?D) A h1q T 11 ,102 26 d•ometer 10 on lm ge!.l end $8 ADMIRA L CO LO R IV 1 year o ld Genera l Fu nd 11 ,1 99 09 SIC'O IOI .'V.Jtd l d" r ll \'1, llt' 1,1 1\ l'n per ton Bu r, dl ed slob $b pei S160 Col199773 19 M oto r Ve h •cle L •c ense ·eqat {l i'IQ ~·~ ti lL t11 1t1q 111 po rl,-1•11 ton Det,~,~e r ed to O h1 o Pelle r HA Y AND ea r co 1n Hog ! eede • TaxFund 14 ,b6A00 you w >~nt 111 a C' t1t t'~t· · But 11 Co Rt '7 Po mer oy 992 268q Gaso11ne Tax Fund 1t. 18 0 59 ond mcu bo ro r Model 11 Wm Syracuse, Ohio won 1 bt. 11 an ., u Ill >O.J un a Cernetery Fund 3.6 10 63 $CASH$ l o r 1unt.. cor s F1ye ~ che~ t e 1 sho t gun 742 1359 Free Estimates pldllt'f Federa l Re...-enue Sha r mg I ruck and Aut o Po r t ~ Wtet ke• HAY FOR 5ole Cell 9CJ ? 7306 Fu nd <~ , 939 8.4 CAN CER oJune 21·July 221 Phone m -!993 Ser'Y•re T11e sole ond Repo11 An i • R eceSS IOn 638 n 3·3·tlc Dun ' : t <~'rd Ll l1' use ~ ou r Rut land 742 2081 or Penmod BOA\ 14 long olum•num Heo ~,~ y 'I ut·~•l· • \ Total s 67 . 547 18 •dt'as t o ~,L-J, J~ '''n\.i d ~ t he~ .li e duly !roller 9 ' 1 h p [1,/mrude lhru ~ tlllill 741 9575 Sa lance Dec 31. 1977 cle arl~ th cu q~t c1 1 Huncne.s ~I ' M mo i OI 747 7tJ56 Gen era l Fun d 11 571 56 llll.' U.11 bl•luu ~uh l u iil h<ll SII CUI.J t)t' d~ D 1d t"'1l Mot"Jr Ve h tcle L •c ense 1975 KAWA SAKI 400 w1th eJt lro!. LEO (J uly 23- Aug 22) [,en Tax;Fund 236860 .-.uml.tl 5500 rru lc!> Q97 7040 Gasolme Tcu Fund 507 75 tllOugn \ Ou tn•C>"~t '10 1 se e •m ~I'M Cem etery F und 1 167 62 IF ¥0 U hove o ser..-•ce 10 oHer rnerl1alf> '!'turn, .~!lo ll ~ ru 1 CASE 310 dot e• l' ral.t) ~f\lfiiUUtl Federal R e~,~enue- Shar1ng wont to bu y o r sell some thmg towar d a •u,u·,, h1•! P ~-; 11 oe oher Q 00 pm Fund 171 19 oe look mg tg,r wor h. 01 te "A<ir d~d Ytlu rt• ld oH1 Q a Ant 1 Rece5s .on 'i'] 'i'J you II gel r e1oult~ 1<169 VA N Good body Good run wha tever sturav l o undat HJII Tola ts 8 J90 13 Locareo 1n 1 he ntng condt l10n Phone 8.4 3 126.4 foster w1th a 5enllr1CI Wont Ad Cash 8 a l;tn(@ , NOti(!eS VIRGO (Aug 13 Sept 22) Son ~ eceipfs And Coll9q11150 7 HP WHHL Horse lav. n 11 ac tor gl.rg out on ,.. tlt·r·,on to nelp E xpen d 1lures TH E RACIN E Vol un teer F11 e w1!h rnowe1 deck ~no w bl ode you realu" d ' dntb l10us goal FOUR FAMILY Yard Sole Fu• B v Fund Depa rrrn ent w•ll ~pomor a gun <hom!.> ond lawn carr elec t11 t coul d be a .n:, t , m•s ta .... e n••vre gu n ,,,,~c house hold!> General Fund shoot e~e r y So lu•doy o l6 prn at storl Go od co nd1 110n Pr 1ce d tOda y Tea 1n w o r ~ w • h many men :. w1men ~ and chddr en~ Bal , Jun l. 1977 7 1 591 01 th e•r bv.ld•ng 11, Bo ~hon Fo e re oso•,obl y 985 .o~n o R ece1p t s rloth111 g Apr d band 7 CJ 10 3 oersons •nv ol ~ ~d 1S reQuired 9.00tii9 .00Mon .Frtdoy tory cho k e gum only G enera l Prope r l y TrL11. LIBRA (Se pt 23 Oct 23) Tt115 •s R u~ t•c Hdls ~'t'ro c use 1'176 HONDA CB 750 2700 mdes 9:00 lil6 :00 S.turdoy Real Estate and the dav to g t' t to Nor t-. on a CL EARANCE SALE begms M on E)( ccllcn t co nd1t1on sorne oc 12 .00 t1I6 :00 Sunday YARD SALE Co rn et of Unoon and Tra i ler ( Gross ) 4 91 3 96 Feb 13 ot Sew N Sew Outle t pr OJeCt •mpo rla nt :o you Tht>te ces5o • 10!. Fou r 1II rt 7 (rogor Tang•ble Pe r5ona l Pr ope r ty 2 2·1fC l ong Claro P h•ll1p~ Rutland Mo •n Site @! Ra c1 ne A ll Mag Mo ~ t er Slo t Wheeb good tS some rnn l u~•un th a i need<> lax { Gross l 70 47 Oh•o lhu rs doyondFr 1doy polyester double 1-u,•h 1educed cond•t.on '7 new G60 1d Supe• EsTate Tax { Gross i 214 06 unra vr.llflQ 40°o and 50°o Th1 ~0d btg spool Charger l 1 t e~ M r Gask e t lrac SCORP IO !Oct 24-Nov 11) Local Go'Yernment dnd Stale Income T O'IC 3 J2J l e t •on bor s R o~s sll:•eo •ncl udes 5 tor $ 1 Som ~' ttl, nq yl •u It dCccmpll ~ h Cor 75 DO C1g ar ellc L •cense AM I M stei'C'o rod• o 8 !roc k w 11t1 th P a1 Li o f a no lf1t'' Nl ll Intangibles 3 292 25 NEW SHIPMENl OF bed sh eet ~ tope reco rd ploye1 and s lond appear .;i S lucJ o r c ha nce wh "n Trans f ers 1nto Gener a l $2 00 tb D & J s Ho u~c o l HOOF HOLLOW Hor s e ~ Buy 1oell Call 9B5 3919 alt er 7 pm trade o r !rOll\ New ond u1oed ac fua I) you '"' nr kP O ha•d Ia• rt F und 50 1 00 Fo bn n 1 n1de below M•d Total Re c e 1 pts 12 38 1 90 -.oddl e ~ Ruth ReeJe~ Albany Don t to rllt'' !CI ;;wp taua you r die por t on SR 7 '• mtles oH Rt. 7 by-pon on Expend1fures 614 16q8 32<>0 cohon 51 Rt. 14!, toward Rutland , GUN SHOO T Rutland leg•on Total E~CpendtTur e s SAGITT ARIU S (No• 13-0ec Admm 1Sir at 1ve 7,688 79 Fo•m every Sunday ot 1'} 00 RISING ST AR Ke 11nel Boord111g pnc es 21 ) You h<l'l d •l thr> rlu\l f· T o w n Hal l, Indoor and ou tdoor run~ noon Sponsor ed by FW necr>ssar~ !0 Qd" · yo u• l ' tH1S .,.V.emor •a l Buil dings & C.t oorn•ng ol! b•e edl> Clean And Gro unds I 476 61 R~ V I V A l AT M1ddlepor I lndepen no w i! \' Od tt' mll1nQ 1 0 ( h.:HQf' ~a n 1 1ory to cd• t • c~ C h~>~h11e F •rt> Protec t 10n 868 17 de n! Hol1ness Chu!C h ]new aht>i:ld lu 'l 11..,'>1 Don t ~-' ' Pr< 1 Phone (fl \ 4) 367 0792 L •Qhlmg 1,113 52 church l Pco d Street M•d o the< s to do 11 l or you Gr an o 1otd1 p dtep ort EvOIIQI"I1s t wtll be lh~ AK C BO XER pupp•es Hove s h o l ~ CAPRI CORN (Dec 11·Jan 19) General Fund 'i'J ,401 35 been w o nnerl 17 week :. old Rev Do v1d l•ghl o nd Fam il y YOUI spt rt' Jf 1 oo p,...,ri:lll( n 'l Ba l De c 31 , 1977 11 , 571 56 J(XJ 9'11 2726 A pnl '} 1q79 7 JO pm mght ly Tota l Eitp P lu S Bal , suonq 'm 1<1 1 l1J! qu ar d dQ.t ll c,t S.pe C<OI 51119•n g n1"ghtly De c 31 11177 33 9 7'1 91 3· 12· 1 mo. Oetng ni!C .t l n l f wr tker'J !U', ! M otor V@l'!tcle L•cen se E'Yeryo ne we lcome Rt'v 0 Dell oecau..._e IItt-y lrJn t lhtnh. 'hf' ..,. Ta x Funel Auto Sal.,. Monle 'I Po~tor scVnr as rou 1 5.4 7 84 Ba l Jan 1 1977 AQUARI US IJan 10 Feb 191 No R ece1ph 1'17J CHf VY NOVA SS b .ce ll on t Moler Veh •Ci e L1cen!:.e one o t ~"'-f't t' 1 o..~r~ your5 (· 11 I') con d•l•on o11e o wne1 N •ce • • _Jack Carsey , Mg r. Tax 8 708 31 'Wanted gorny IL ~ !d nd up lnr vou !Oda y clean t o• Phonebl 4 367 7758 ... Phone 992 -2181 Transfer l rom lor Nlldl you 1p1• l ·~ yll ur JUS t SOMEONE to do body work and 1975 G RANA DA 4 dr 6 cyl b Gener a l Fund 1,0 44 35 due lnsrst upt,n .... nat you Know Tota l Rece 1pts 10, 757 so cl ean up con Phon e 74"1 31~ 4 ( elle n ! ro nd •t•O II $2000 t'l o w ed yo u rox co KARl w•t h n('w 3 H tTotal Beg •n n •ng Ba l <'ln ce ljl.! 9 704 7 MAN FOR u~ta d i l ore mu ~ t be P lu s Rece ,pts · · \1 ,195 40 PISCES !Feb 10-March 10) B r~g q ~. and ~ 1 1a t1o n moi OI new able ro 1oell and servrce lawn E xpeneltfuru t 961:1 VW l o• r con d1! •on good g o ~ cha 1n f\C W clu tch Runs g ood 1here ·~ a hn i t.nP J>et .... een Tota l E x. pen d 1lu r e5 and garden equ •prnen t Age m•l eoge Coll7 47 37CJI e ( presc..mq yuur •dect s w 1t h 14 1 / Bod M •Sct ll aneo us 4.082 48 pre l etred 40 55 yoor~ Modern 300 Main 51 . COn v'I CIIOn cll1d ap p ea11nq bOS lq t: 8 GMC PI CKUP re c £~ n t l v Mamt enance 10 ,581 51 ON~ 17 !1 o lu1111num M eyer ~ boot Supply 3qq W Mo 1n ~~ Pomeroy, Ohio sv OrH' • mprrs~es ollwr s Grana To ta l E~p o..-erhouled ne w 1 1re~ no ru1. 1 w1 1h 6 h p Ch.y-. ler mo l ar Pom er oy Oh•o Pomeroy 991-6212 Moler Veh•cle L •c ense today th •~ oth f'r drl,.f'S tt1f' rl1 l (cell ent con d• t•on S1'700 Colt II Q.i(!f \ WIYl'l ~ PO!~ 011d Q ( Ta,.,Funo 14,66400 or 9t2-6263 awa y 61 .4 446 7090 osk tOr Pa ul or c e~~o r t~s I') l oot olumu,urn Ba l , De c 31. 1977 2,368 60 N [W ' II~ I I II f ... j W-'1< ~t A ~~ N i A.M. lo4 :30 PM . Chm ly lo~h ~ eo K1nq b oo1 w1 1h 7 1 h p Total E•p P lus Ba l Sea K•nq rnOI Ot Pf lu eger ~ le e 12 ,295 40 Dec 31 19 77 1974 FORD SIAf iON wa gon $A~ES AND SERI/ICE lr 1C rn o to1 AI !.O qum Re ason GuohneTu Fund Cood con dd •on CJ 49 7008 11 ·91fc PROBATE COU RT OF Bal J an 1 1977 188 15 l o r set l.n g dl heal th See RQd ME I GS COUNTY . OHIO Rec et ph 1CJ76 BlA CK FO RD Granado Kee ton M•nersv.llo Oh• o ' 1.4 ,100 00 E SlATE OF LUC i nda Car Gaso l ,nc Tax ..-1nyl1op 011 conrld •on .ng P 5 man . DECEA SED AVO N PI P R~~ENlA.ltVFS NE VE R 1r ans l er !r om PB AM FM rod•o 30 (X)() Ca S@ No 21)5) Gener a l Fund 4 , ~ 70 49 l QOKI D SO GOOD You wd l mde~ $3 500 CoH(' IIf' IOpP PU BLI CATION Tota l Rec e,pts 18,670 49 too l>C'IIII'9 w 01ld lom o us pto declo. IIHiuded Phone 74? 3137 OF NOTICE To ta l Beg •nn •ng Ba lan ce ECONO MY TRACT O R w1th otl ot du(l:, l lr·K•ble hou r~ H•g h eor 10 ALL PER SO N S I N Ot qQ/ 5323 Plus ~e(e • pl~ 16 789 JA lachmen l ~ l•ke new osk •ng n•n g!. Coli 747 13~.4 • TERE SlED IN 1HE Ex pen d •tur es 197 1 Ol D S CUll AS.S. .n good con S2'750 Phone (Ol.ot ) 69S 3?<Kl E ST ATE O F Lu ct naa Ca r lotal E)(pena •f ures FAffMAU M 111 ~ood co nd1110n d1 t1 on Aula P ~ P B 011 man , DECEA SED . LATE OF b 187 44 M •sc ellaneou\ RUGS WALl Hang•ngs ond ~ 1 700 t;,.o11 9Q'J'7Q05 West Ma tn Stree t. Pomer o y . St'700 Ma .ntenance 9 999 15 ofgons Nice l or Chr1s l mos Oh10 J5769 MC 1QS COU NTY C.rand Tota l Eli'.P JQ6? ( Hh ' Y I , 1 011 b ·cellen t 1971 CA DIL LAC ElDONA DO Remo noble Coli qn 211 ,. P~O B ATE COU R T CA SE C aso l•n e T a)( F uno (o nd •Hon 5:1000 n1de:. Sl'700 Jlh orw qq'} 7J.07 N O 71353 An appli Ci'lt iOI'\ haS 16 ,186 59 Lo1s Anne Murphy, William 8 8 S MOBil ~ HO MES Pt Plea Q4 Q 704? l lrll1 been h ied ~sk tn9 to re!•Cvl:' 502 7) l De c 31 1971 t97l FO RO LI D -l d1 AM 10d• o G Murph;' to Nancy Lu Ba son! W 1/o bes1de Heel<. s thP esta t e fr om ad Tota , E·x·p Plus Ba l 1917 BMW M010RCYC LE 75{) 011 power (leon A 1 cond• 1973 B• oodmore 1-i • 6-d 2 m •n •strat •on . say•ng tt·, at t nl:' Hamtl!on . 46 acre. Lebanon De c Jl, 1977 16 789 J4 S \ 400 0 \J n< on Phyfe d rop leo I han Why pov mote $ 1000 assets do no t exceea \ l:. ,uuu bed1 ~.:o m Cemetery Fund ' :\anr1 Lu Ham1ltun, EdwU1 1oblf> and 7 cho11s $d00 and lht! crCd ii Or5 Will not be 991 ~ 4 07 \9730or iOil1 4 xb0'7bedr oo m Sa l , J an 1 1977 5,637 11 q q ' ) J 4 9 7 B. "I.J mlton to Lots Ann e ore1ud •cea the r eby A 1972 Vtclonan 1.4 x 67 J bedr oom Re ce ipt\ l ljl 74 AM ( HO RN EI Hot chbo(k X nearmg on t he a ppl•ca t •on Murp h,. 41 60 acres , General Property Ta)l 2 bo 1h E .o~ ce llen t <"ond<t lon P S ov to w dl be he l d Apr 11 2~ . 1978 at R e a l E~1a 1e ano 1977 Co..-en lfy l'l )( 65 3 bedroom r('d Lebanon e.o~ter 1o r block •n t ~JII Or 10 00 o Cloc k A M Per~on5 ) ,775 97 Tra d er r Gross l \qbq Sto U~§mon 11 x bO 'l w 1ng any r ea~on w hy t he SnOO f,II'O (oil VCIIlOtl Webe• David C. rate , Karen Grate Tan q•bl e P ers.oni'l l Pro p erty ka no ppt1cet•on shoul d not be bed•oom 40 97 Ta.l( r GroSS l ' ! 41/ 143 to Audra Mane Harmon, granted ShOuld appear and Let Pomeroy Landmark 10 00 Sa le Ol LOIS R~ DUC E SAFE & lo st w tth GoBese Lots. Rutland . 60 76 tn t or m me Cou rt the Cou rt IQ7b M O N I E CARLO L•ke new sof1en & condition your Other Toble1~ & f. Vop water p• ll s. ~ ~ loCi'! led 11 1 Pom trOY On 10 111!-lde a nd out fou• 11Pw ~ tee l Tra ns fers t rom water with Co-op water Paul Denver Andeerson, N el!.or1 Dr ug be lled r o d• o l ~ l oodPd uu•"O' Gener a l Funa 4,68 7 .11 softener, Model UC.SI/1. Mann •ng D Webst er former)) Tern J ohns on. To ta l Rece •pts B 081 17 lonttol power loc k ~ ou AM Probate JudQe Cl erk. Now Only Tota l Beg nn tng Ba l an ce Dorothy Mar1e Frum. Jerry f M tope ffWI wmdow dclog ( .4 ) 4 11 18 , ] I C 7,449 01 P l u \ ~e ce• P'5 ge• Phon e 94Q 1480 alter 3 30 Frum to Larry Vance. Give Awa.y Expend •turu pm Sharon I. Vance . .532 acre, S a t ar • e~ J, 72J SO BEAGLE SHEPERD co ll 1e mole Repa 1rs 31157 Let us test yo ur water Fref Harnsonvllle - Scipio and lernole dogs 1'} mo o ld NO TICE OF Aua & Trea s Grade Hensler to Dallas C. 8 1 56 PU~ LI C SALE Ca m11ing tquipmeul r: ees Very lr•endly good wa tchdogs ] ,6 1663 The to l\o w tng descr t bea Hensler. Barbara A Hensler, lot a I Exo 9.49 '7196 1, I Ol 61 Ba l Dec 31 . 19 71 •Te m ( s l w il l be o ffered l or 1970 1AURUS Com per '70 It _J ack W. C.rsey, Mgr Pa rcels, Col umbia pub lic Sdie to the h ighest To tlll E 11p Plus B~t l ta nde m Sel l t o nt0111ed Phone992-2181 De c 31 1977 2, 4.49 01 b 1dder on the prem 1ses o l Tne Aar on Gregg Reames. Y49 2041 Federa l R e'Ye,ue Pomeroy Nat 1on a t Banlc. Coladys Ernest me Reames, to Shar •n g Fund Cou rt & Secon CJ St re~t s 51ARCRAFf SR!N G Sol ~ fREE 350 35 Pomer oy . Oh 10, on the 13th Fredrych P Nelson. 10 acres, Ba l 1< a n 1 1977 CO Al LI M ( SIONl ~ond g•a..-cl conopy !tH~ o11d bo 11lc loll t:"l Rece l p1S d ay o t Apr il , 1978 , at 10 00 t olt •U"I t hlo,.J•• lm td,re r dog p lu~ o u1 low !. ole p11ce w1 1h Salem AM . Grants F eaeral 5, 119 00 tood ond olt 'vpm o f 1>ol t EJ c~c ry new to ld down Com pare To!a i ReCf"I PIS 511900 1972 Fora Tor.no 1 Dr (e l~·or ~olt W or l.: ~ Inc E Mo1n I ou r pn<U on m•n• m o t o•~ 011d Tota ' Beq rnn.ng Ba l an c e Sedan s No 7H25F 111101 ~ ~ PotnPt o.,. QQ') 3891 t ro~el 1 r o dc r ~ !'Jef ore you buy P lus Re c e ~ pt\ 4 708 65 Can oe seen at Smlln Nel son Open ~un do y ~ Camp (Micy EJipendtlures M otor s Jljl7 d OA I ',UN PIC KUP ! 7100 Ma 1nf and Operi11ton Stmuoh ~ol{'~ R1 t;'l tl ot Pt 197 3 Fo r d P tc kuP Trutk 5 II Q7 7.45 3 SU PP I•t'S 4,939 8.4 N o F IOG CQ871 181 Can oe Pleo~ont Tota i E t p o~9 3 9 8A seen a t Wha l ey ·~ Us ed (iHs HflY r O R ~ o l e A Il oi l o clove• ond Ba l 0Pr 31 19!7 171 19 Terms ol Sale Cash lunoth y A l-.o <rep g ro und !01 To ta l E10 P lu S Ba l, Items may be s.otd •n un •fS rt•11l 01 ~h art:>~ Phone 7411Sb6 Wt hove 1 tntorged our Ot:'c 31 \9 77 d 708 65 or par cel s Sel l er reser ves service dtportmonl ond Ant• ReceH• on Fund r•ghl 10 b •d and thr r tQhl the NIU PIG~ l or 1oolc After 5 coli Attendance at morn1ng Ba l Jiin 1 1971 CO UNT RY MOBI\ t Horn(> Pot ~ 35 d 00 to r~1e c t any and al l b•dS will "mce Hotpolnl and 949 W!Jl servi ce at the Free Methodist Rou te 33 no nh at PcJii1(H CJ Y Re cei pts other bronds. 308 00 ( 4 ) 4 , l' c Othe r 1Q60 CHEVROL E! ? to n Need ~ l or go lol l> Coll 9q'7 7.4 19 Church was 93 308 DO To ta l R ece•pts ~ome mechon•c wo rk Ho\ o Mr and Mrs J JohnS()n , Tota l Beg •nn 1ng Ba l an c e 11 "60 MOB ILl HOMl nu OI o ~ , newly built 6 cy lin der mo tor 667 00 ter Phone ~1 'J858 Shade. Rev . Cecil WISe, P lu s Rec e•PTS Tbe Almana< S300 1Qb7 r o•d VB pickup 351 e lpend t lur~ s Chester. Mr and Mrs Phil Suppl 1f''i 1!\0 i or .. Ru n!t good $300 Call Jock W. Coney, Mgr API r0~ rent RrHi!Oh 1.1 olle<l Prus loleroatlooal 638 17 bl .ot bqB 571J alter 4 pm o~~·!.~ To nce tol£l ~ tor Sen1or W1se, Bever ly . attended rota IE )(P Phone ffl-2111 638 1 r Today is Tuesday, April 4, 13 13 C• I•Jem Con tact Vd log e Manor lhl . Dec 31 . 19 71 services Sunda y at the local Tot 1~7 4 PINTO WAGON Good con the 94th day of 1978 with 271 lo al E1 p P lu ~ Bil l , Apt!. M 1d dl~:~po11 991 !7f37 df'l'1 on le f.'> then -40,000 mile\ church 66~ 00 Dec J l , 1971 follow. Fn e~t onc 5 h p •oto tiller I1Me 17 • W M O BIU: HOM E 1n fiO Cine Rev Cecil W1se will have The moon is appr oaching new991b13.ot o•110 Ph onfl '1<11 )tl~ CI charge of serv1ces Sunday. ( 4 4 lit tts new phase. _ AU CTION TUESDAY 7 pm New IHRH BE.DROOM ron(h o; ty ltt April 9. in the absence of Rev a nd used m1sc Also f n and Sot There Is no mormng star. home w •th l o c re~ o l Pr ope r ty at 7 pm at Oh io Rl .,er Au ction Shook. The eYening 'star~ are Merleo ~e and t ef eren ce~ requ u cd M e1gs Plo1o, Mid~ l epart____ Mr . Fntz Stahl. Ne w I , m tle~ o vt ~td e ol Ches ter A thought for the day : cury , Mars, V ~nus, Jupiter DEALER S AUCTION , Publi c In Marshfield, Mr . Paul Stahl. Oh·o qas 4:111 Wld Saturn. 'Y tted Frtdoy 1'} 00 no~n New CQiumbus, visited recently Brltlsh lecturer John CQllins Dorothy Lynda Dix, Ameri- IHRH ROOM apt ....,, rh both 1n me"hon d•u sold In quanti ty with Mr. ·and Mrs. N E. said : "Mtst~ust a subordmate Aller 6 coli Po meroy l~eol for stores serv1cft Uo can pion eer of prison reform , who never finds fault with his qq1 ~621 Schaefer. t1onS Ueo mark ets yard sales was born April 4. 1802. etc , at Ohio Ai'Y81 Au ct ion, Mr . and Mrs Roy Howell superior." IHRH R OO~ l urn1shed opt A11 On this day ln htstory: Me1gs Plora, Middleport cond•t•Onell ond wt th g o rd~:~n entertained relatives SundaY In 1841 , President William ~ poce low Htnt l ot Sen1o r with a turkey dinner . Those Ctlllens tn Burltngham Harrison died of pneumonta present wer e Ms. Enuna Fox, relallves in Columbus 992 6161 Ott1e1s will tJe mo-. t lwlplul furth NIIlQ YOUI l(lt If) Ide '['liS co nwl(J -.. t~ rl, Be ptcp are d for mor t~ ~~ l lvt l-,. 1han , a u lllJ\h d ve p dl'l lll'd on A.RIE S i M.a rc h 21- Ap nl 19) v~), , tu nCII(\11 tW\It;lr on the oh-.::;•< dl plan e to dd. 'I H1a n ) 0u tl O lH' !tw men tal ,"li Jnf' l)L• d l onl \- Wit h ta ng•t~lt·~ l.t'CI ' " thf>tHillllQ to o thP rs F1nd o ul lllllH c~t1o ut VOUISl~lt [l~ -,pnL]Iny lUI ~l)ul CO ih or A 51ri' Gr,l~lh L1~ 1! 1 '1 Mdtl 50 , e nh to r t,~~~ n dn d d lofl q -...e lile<1drt-''1,f'll '1*..'1 rnprll enve iO tJt' Ill A-..tlll Grc~ph P 0 B o~ ~89 P JU u C• t~ S tdt on N I 100' 9 81' sure to srl•cd ~ " r-----------------~--~~~----~~~~--------------------------~--1 ~ ... .. '' •-'l:...;... KE~,·~NG ~O''s~~:;;~~~ Mu~~~~~~ ~~::..~.~M o~~;nosl~~.~.~·d q~; WANT AD CHARGES '' !~~ 7 - KThe Daily Sentinel , M1ddiPtXJrt-Pomeroy, o.. Tuesday, April4, 1976 DIC ;:), '"r 1. "alrdOt.. t "' P•: t•ds \'i- r1ll' ~lrl'11rP d c:, t" IPICOe!o The rr rflq Que~ I· ns 1\ • c: ,.,. /r 'd1)r('~S PO -., 1 • .., ft ;-; ''" S vrurnn a· • .'. ·orrfl~ c 1 /. ( ' 'P \\ ~f1a '" ;-d n~e~ ."· an'i ,\••rea r1 a ~ · ''•e .G<, · F•1t"rs careo frr. :t" t.,,: \ldUd ' Qt,fV rPSf ,,..,/· t ., rp, p ~e v 1~E o o,..; �' ' ~~;:::·'""'C;i~~ feels U.S. has polished image the potnt that Pomeroy need to be cleaned up "Streets are • Hy HELEN THOMAS covered "tth ctnders ," UPI White Huust· Reporter Wehrung commented WASHINGTON tU PI) · Wehrung also added he could Prestdent Carter believes the not see that It was such a btg Umted States has polished tls task cleamng the ctnders up tamtshed world m1age and May or Andre ~ s ptHnled out ktll ed the eptthet ·ug ly reSidents turned down the $5 Amm 11.: an " permtsstve tax that would Returntng late Monday have allowed money for mght fru111 lms v1s1t to mamtenance He suggested Venezuela, Braztl. l'tgerta that restdents clean thetr own and l.lberta, Ca rter streets such as he has done prc1TinWll'ed the tl'lP "a b'I'Cat Larry Powell reported th-e poltcy on polt<'e ltabtltty exptres Apnl 13 Counctl voted to purchase $100.000 ltabtltty·poltcy wtth a nat $2,000 deduc1tble at a cost of $1,589 per ;·ear Brown reported maps of the <'tllage would be avatlable at the next rneetmg Council, 1n other act1on. agreed to purchase 13 COLUMBUS t UP! I - The parkmg meters at a ro st of Oh to AFI,-{;10 satd wday $97 50 for a smgle meter from near!) 90,000 htgh-payt ng the Duncarl'Meter Co . and 50 ski lled JObs have left Ohio tons of hot rrnx for patchtng of smce Grw Jamrs A Rhodes streets Wok nfftce for hts th trd term Meettng "tth ctJ unrtl wet e as g11VC'rnor 111 1975 Aarun Keltlln. c emeter~ Yet. Jim Hhn ~es ts aslung trustee. and Charlie Hudson. Ohtnans to belte-e that the employe or the \ llla ge, reiiSlln he sh ould be rert'gardtng clea nup 11 ork at elected to •lfi11ther term IS the ceme1e1 ~ uh1 ch began because he "as responst ble Monday for Increasing emplo~11wnt 1n Also m el't l n~ \q [ ~ councll the stall•. ' the la bor natton tt ts my prtvtlege w "I was proud as an Ameri- represent .. ca n," Ca rter told a Carter wa s rece tved welcommg party at the Whtte warmly on the ftrst three House. "I think the day of the stops of hts 14 ,000-m tle so~alled ·ugly Amertca n· ts journey, but for a sheer over . lovefest, Ltberta won hands·1 never saw a smgle down. gesture or stgn or poster or Up w 200,000 restdents of anythmg other than a stgn of Afrtca's oldest democracy, frtendshtp, " he added ca,.ed from Jungle m the 19th "Nothm g makes me century wtth the help of many prouder than Uie truly great fr eed Amertcan sla\'es, suceess.'' , High-paying skilled jobs have· left Ohio . were Mrs Ronald Dd' IS nne! Mrs Pearl Slotltn n'gat d to a road off l' yc A 1e lradtng to U1€1r properltl's Council Informed them o wn er~h1p of Lh P road has nh·er be en drtrrrmned Bro"'n agreed. h O \H~\·er. to go wtth Mrs Da vts In the offt er uf the vlllage so!Je1tor to t r~ and detern11n e " ho Js rcsp onstbl e to repatr the road"a) Att cndmg were i\1a\ or Young. cuun ctlmen. J ane \\'alt on. d ct k, C'htef Webster llonntt· Ward Jack Krauttet Kl'i to n and 1\udson T11" 1l t'ounnl 0(1~ owners CJ re rpqucsted b\ eu unc tl tu kl•ep thr1r a~nn,tls tted at all tunes The cuunc11 no ted that Se\eral the Fue l Cost Ad 1uwnent Clause and the fue ' pro curement practtces and po ltCU?~ of the Co lumbus l'IJ ll1plalnt s hi.!H be en reuJ\ ed b) persom and Southern Oh 10 Elec on and Thl' enforcement of a dug ordmr.mce m the tu"11 of Mason "'a!5 the suOJ elt nf d1st uss1un dur1ng the \1 onda) t-.•ventnj.: meet Ill~ of thl' Mo sun m1st. 1on of Ohto ha~ set for publiC hean ng Ca~e No 77 378 EL -FAC Subille A. 10 rev 1ew 1he operat1on of Co mpany Bruwn, Jtm N<• utzltn~. Osbutne, Powell Enforcement major topic LEGAL NOTICE The Pub l1c Ut d1 t10s Co m· tr tc ~~~ctre\ls Wehtun~ . orga ntza twn sa id newsletler In ItS ' When ts Jun Rhodes gomg to do so methng for th e workm~ people mstead of pushmg questiOnable tax cuts dressed up to look ltke tax aba tem ents for hts btg bustrt'i'ss buddtes', " the newsletter asked According to stat!st 1rs com plied by the Research Departmen t of the AFI.-{;10 , Ohto was among \9 states tn lose JObs m the constructton trades. 21 stmes to lose t• mplo)me nt 1n manufa cturmg and 18 states to Jose workers 10 transportatiOn and publt c uttltttes dunng the last three vears ... the ne" sletter satd "Jtm Rhodes ts correct whe n he says 100,000 new JObs have been added smee he wa s elected . but they have been ut Workers (Continued !rom 11111 1) out Oec 6. Ute sante day as 160,000 UMW mmer> 11wy reached a tentattl'e settlement Milfch 27. tJm-.: days after the mmers ratJfted the1r <:tt.: cord. The strtke agamst tltc ,.,ft t:oal mdust 1 y forced JW'~ (' r rumun~ louse cutbacks and U1ousRnrls of lo unr1l passed a motion to Ia) offs, although dire ~r ll' · purLh:tSl' a m~ " t: hl o nn<'~h l r t!ons of a Widespread L n s1s for the :-;e wer plant ApproYal ~ tth losses of nullton s of JObs "·'s ;:ilso granted to dust! the never came tru ~ \\ tiler nff1ce on Mn) 6 so The mtners setUed after clerks can attend the reJecting l\\ o prev 1ous G11\' f.' rno r .s Manp lJ wer contract off ers, the second tn Pru~ r:.Jm OJ{'eung the fa ce of stron g Attendmg uere Ma~· o r admtntst ratton press ure Fn>d 'Ja; lor. Hecorder l.(JIS Even aft er the mmers had Tl'St and co uncil members. thetr contract. many stayl>d l athertne Smtih. Charlotte away from mmes out of J enks drld LC~wrcn c e Roush support for the constru cti on " orkers Last week, 90 per,.,nt of the ope ration s in Boo ne and Kanawha counttes m West Vtrgtnta were closed, although constructton worker ptckets disappeared as the rat1ftca t1on vote drew near The con;1ructton workers also kept mmes closed tn Ohto, lllmots, lndtana and Kentucky for a ttrne after the miners' settlement, but JUSt about all were open by thiS past weekend . A pril prepartng gard,·n s of dogs 10 1978 at tO·OO AM EST ,at the Comm1Hton's o!t~tes . 180 E.. t Broad Street , Co lumbu$ , Oh1o All tn te rested persons w dl be gtve n an opportun tty to be heard Further tn for matton may be obtamed by contact tng the Pub l•c Ut tll ttes ComrTHSStan of Oh iO THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM ISSIO N OF OH IO bv Randall .G Applegate , Secretary the areas wh ere pay histoncally has been low go\!er nment, serv1ce industry, retatl , wholesale , hnance, real estate and msuran ce." the AFL-CIO satd The AFL.CIO satd Rhodes should be asked "What are you domg for the unemployed rubber workers tn Akron , steelworkers m Youngstown an d bncklayers tn Oeveland'" 'P lan ts Rhodes takes credtt for, so far. have been loca ted on land owned by hts frtend s m Unton and Qermont Counttes , far from these problem areas," the newsletter srud. " Rhodes' economtc policy seems predicatL>d on J:::lVIng highly sktlled workers mtnt· mum wage JObs and callmg it 'JObs and prog'ress."' the newsletter satd Veterans Memorial Hospllal ADMITTED Ruth Gosney . Mtddleport ; Mar) Howell, Pome ro y: Ell a Ltnehan . Belp re. Dora Hoffman, Pomeroy : Debra ll olstnge r. Ra nne , Mary Mercdtth. Pomeroy: Lu ctlle Garte n, Ashland, Ky , Darren Drenner. Mtddleport, Maltnda Ftr st. Portland, Genev t e ve Guthrie. Cnolvtlle, Ethel Ca rso n, l uppers Platns: Grella Wtnes. Cheshtre , Velma Winebrenner . S} racuse, Charles Webb, Torch DISCIIAHGf.D - Roy Frecker . IJr \l lle Hogue, Ada Clark "nJ lltrtte Wyatt Holzer Medica l Center !Dls<'harges, April 3) Pa ul Bell, Elmer Belue, John Carr, Stacey Cook, John Eva ns, Mrs Wtlltam Haydon and daughter, Helen Jones, Tttnot hy Lambert, Ll oy d Moo re. Ed ith Newsome, Sa ndra Queen, Helen Russell, Anna Spaulding. Mary Ann Storms, Ralph Thompson, Mrs. Charles Waugh Jr , and son. Evelyn Woomer. I Births, April 3I Mr and Mrs. Robert Colltn s, a daught er, Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs Brent WtiS<Jn , a son, JackS<Jn watted for ftve hours tn the relentless troptcal sun for a fleeung gltmpse of Carter's motorcade . When he fmally arrtved, they smashed through barrrcades, swarmed mto the streets and chased the presidential ltmoustne waving American flags , handkerchiefs, palm fronds . Carter was awed. "It was an overwhelmtng experience," he satd . In Lt. Gen . Olusegun Dbasanjo, he satd, Nigerta has a "a great new emergmg leader '' Carter stro ngly emphastzed his commtbnent to black majonty rule tn all of House did not agree By DICK KIMMINS COLUMBUS (UPI) - Tbe Ohto House refused today w co ncur m Senate arnendrnenlll and sent w a JOmt conference commtttee a proposed $62 mtll10n pay packa ge for JUdges and state employees. The House voted B2·1 Ul send the mea sure to con ference after the chtef sponso r . Rep Harry J Lehman, D-Shaker Hetghts, satd the Senate had made too many changes Chtef among the changes was the addi t ton of $55 mil !ton tn general and spectal funds for the state employee pay rmse of 20-to 41k:ents an hour But Lehman ctted changes tn the Judicial pay htkes as one of the reaS<Jns for getltng mto a conference committee Moore enters guilty plea In Metgs County Common Pleas Court Monday Carl F.dward Moore plea d gutlty to charges of breakmg and entertng and was released under Sl.OOO bond and on his own recogmzance untll a presente nce tnv esu ga tlon ts completed Grant ed dtvorees were Samuel Eugene McKtnney, Sr , from Peggy Sue McKtnn ey: Juantta Man e Fran ce fr om Larry K Fran ce: Eltzabeth Mane Boo th from Ar cht e Ray Booth Mary Ellen Smith from Adnan Ketth Smtih The mamage of Ltsa Pterce and Mark Pierce "as dissolved and the custody of one ch tld was awarded to Mary Jane Herald and Frank Herald EXPERIENCED ·TRAVELERS • sav1ngs add up here Minstrcl having its anniversary 1 Jlfl' Start your occount now . Make J \'..' J I )" 16.95 1 deposih regula rly ond they will odd up lost to give you ovoiloble cosh Livestock Market IJOO lbs 49 52 35 . average ChOt C(' 1 4 950 1185 lbS 49 50 25 , h1gh good and tow ch o1ce '1 3 BOO 1360 lbS 46 49 , good 1 J 800 1350 lbs 43 47 SO , high dressmg 2'5 815 925 lb5 45 60 48 75 . stand l!lrd l!lnd good '1 3 mos t ly holsteins 1050 1255 lbs .44 A-45 '15 . st andard 23 89 5 1505 lbs 38 00 44 so , low standara 800 1030 l bs Annual KC event is cancelled Carlos Andres Perez told Carter the oil.rtch nations will not hesitate· w use thetr precious fuel· to forge a new world economic order and increase the importance and status of Thtrd World nations. Contest • wmners named Stx winners m an Easter colormg contest sponsored by Btg Bend merchants and the Dally Sentinel were an· ' nounced today by David Busktrk, Sentinel advertising director. There were over 900 entrtes m the annual contest wtth Jack Slavin, Meigs Htgh School art mstructor, serving as JUdge Wtnners were : 4-3 years, Heath Rtchmond, 6, sponS<Jr, Goess ler's Jewelry Store, first place , Scott Hanmng, 8, second place, wtth the sponS<Jr, Gateway, Wendy Fry, 7, thtrd place, the Pomeroy Flower Sho p as sponsor Wtnners m the 9-12 g•oup were Ctndy Soulsby, 9, first place. with Kmgsbury Home Sales as the sponsor: Marty Clloe, 9, second place, with Elberfeld 's as \he sponsor, and thtrd place, Paul Duff, 9, wllh the Pomeroy Flower Shop as that sponsor. Other sponsors in cluded Pomeroy Nattonal Bank, Ba· ker Furniture, Marguerite's Shoes, Dan Thomas Ford, The Ktddte Shoppe, Vtllage Pharmac y, Ractne Home· National Bank, Rutland Furntlure , Fabrt c Shop, Francts Florist, Powell's Super-Valu, Davts In· sura nce, Herttage House , Farmers Bank and Savings Ut , ond t he Metgs Branch of the Athens County Savings and Loan News •• in Briefs (Continued from Pill 1) ,. late Monday at the Alekstnac coal mtne, about 140 mtles S<Jutheast of the Yugoslav copital, mine offtcials satd Wday The explosion occurred when 120 mmers were m a coal ptt 36853985 Slaugnter heifers Ch01ce and about I ,640 feel underground . The 2tl mjured miners, S<Jme of pr 1me 1.4 810 1290 lbs 46 .49 85 . them seriously hurt, were treated tn a hospttal at Aleksmac. c hoice 1 J BOO 1175 lbs .4.4 50 45 75 , htgh good and low cho ice 2 3 800 1100 lOs 47 50 46 good 2 LONDON ~ A PARCEL BOMB 'EXPLODED AT the headquarters of the Brtttsh Utmmumst Party today and police lbs40A 7 ut il1 ty and defused a second explost ve devtce found at a trade umon Slaugh t er cows comm er cial '1 .4 900 1650 lbs 30 off tee. 39 85 . culler I '1 735 1300 lbs The explosion at the C<tmmuntty Party buildmg m Covent 79 10 35 85 . canner 1 2 580 1200 lbs2 8SOJ1 Garden injured 62-year-<Jid carelitker Walter Barnes·, who Sl aughter bulls l' s 1270 2250 lOS 42 25 45 85 , I 1 990 1860 lbS opened the parcel He was treated for burns and cuts at St . 33-tll 85 , Thomas' Hospttal and was reported in a "satisfactory" Bu l locks good I '1870 J155lbs 40 46 standl!rd 1 1 910 1125 !bs condtllon 357536 75 Vl'aler s prlml' ISO 210 tbs 77 WASHINGTON THE FEDERAL TRADE 88 lndiV IOUal 91 , 85 14 lOS 49 64 cho1ce 155 no tbs 65 74 eo COMMISSION ordered the publisher of Encyclopedta 130 tbs 36 •9 good and ch o1ce Amencana today to stop using unfair and deceptive methods 170 160 los 57 63 . 60 110 lOs 27 35 gooa ll0350 'lbs 365.4 70110 w peddle its books. The publisher, Grolier Inc , New York, had been accused '"'Feec 10 18er ca111e st ee rs tot pr1me 430 l bs 57 , cho 1ce l!ind of instructing its salesperS<Jns on vartous ruses they could use pr 1me 470 600 l Os 48 50 54. good w talk thetr way into the homes of unsuspeetmg potential and cho1ce steers and bul l ~ 260 customers 530 l Os 50 SO ss cl'lOice bulls 600 BOO tbs 41 75 <J 25 . cnotce s t eers fl e shy early maturing CLEVELAND - RATIFICATION OF A NEW, THREE· 605 8'10 lbs ~6 ~8 50 , sli!lnderd and good 1'101stelns 31S 850 lbs YEAR contract covering ushers. ticket takers and security 35 47 50. 435 530 tbs 38 46 so . forces at Cleveland Indians' games at Municipal Stadium is sta ndard 610 87.5 lbs 36 36 7.5 . he1 ters choice end pr tme 410-470 expected before the Tribe's 1978 home opener against Kansas lbs A2 H .44 , 500 800 lbs J9 tl) 75 . City Saturday . Indi VIdUal 46 ; ChOICe 410 .515 lbS Local 85 President Charles Brisbee Monday night reached 40 44 , choice ea rl y maturing 60.5 lbs 39 25 . good and choice 62S tentative agreement on the new pact with Carl FaziQ, the 790 lbs 40 .t2 SO . good 300 550 l bs Tribe's sales and marketing director Neither man, however, 36 <3 50 Hogs barrows and Ollis 15 would release details of the agreement pending it.<> ratification . 3 BOO 1180 lb' 39 <S 40 , 675 795 lbs 35 SQUAD CALLED The Mtddleport Emergency Squad answered a call to Leading Creek fulad at 2: 42p.m. Monday for Mrs John Lambert, a medtcal patient , who was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospttal. nuclear proliferation and human rights ." " In Liberia, the oldest democracy in Africa and an anctent ally, we reaffirmed our very special frtendship for a nation that was founded tn the name of freedom , as was our own," he said. Liberia's president, Wilham Tolbert, traces his ancestors tn Georgia slaves. "This trip and the one I made three months ago demonstrates our nation's preparations for dealing wtth world of the future," he satd "The way to guarantee our own weU being," he sa1d, 11 is to cooperate m Ute well being of these fnends and neighbors throughout the world " He will have unhappy news for his Cabtnet and for Congress: Nigeria and Venezuela, the second and seventh largest supphers of crude oil to the Uruted States, both want to ratse the world prtces And Vene2uela 's President Btll Fugate, President of the Kyger Creek Employees Club, reminds little league baseball fans and players that the amual Kyger Creek Little League Tournament COLUMBUS (UP!) ha s been discontinued due to Monday 's livestock ~uct10n Compa r ed to tast week , the large sca le constructiOn slaughter steers and heifers at program that will be going on Creston 50 1 h•gne r , at Marys at Kyger Creek for the next \o'dle slaugh ter st eers stelldY to 1 lower . cnotce and prtme few years . · slaug hter he ifer s steady. good At the same tinle, Fugate sla ugh ter heifers steady to 1 announced that form er lowe r , sla ught er cows steady to 2 htg her , sl~tughter bulls 50 2 tournament director Btll htQ her , feeder cattle he tiers steady steers 3 higher vealer s Hubbard reports the event ste ady to 1 tower Supply 34 pet wtll be ptcked up and held sl aughlt!r steers 15 pet slaugh lUlder different sponsorshtp ter hctters , JJ pet slaughter cows 2 pet slaugh t er bulls , 14 at the Syracuse Fteld in pet feeder cafl le Syracuse Details will be Slaugh ter steers average htqh cho1cc and pnmc 1 4 875 announced later . 273 lbs 31 so . fe~der pigs U S 1 2 JS 40 lbs 38 so . lot us 2 3 so bulton. 1n d lhe 11111 llahts up biiCII or brcwn wltl'l lt\IICI'IIn& dltl Pol ished me!t l trlm for negotiations between the two chambers. The Senate reduced the proposed Increases for Supreme Court and appellate Judges Lehman also satd the increases were lOCI large for small~ounly JUdges under the scale developed m the Senate, and that appellate JUdges were not getting enough The 25th anniversary of the Btg Bend Mtnstrel Association will be marked this spnng when the association stages its annual "Spring Fltng" on May 6 at the Metgs Htgh School Sponsoring thts spnng's show wtll be the Meig s Alhlet ic Boosters, sponS<Jrs for the past several years. Rehearsals will get underway next week . Htgh school girls wish ing to fake part in the boars 1 ,higher p1gs 1 50 tower sows ,75 feeder 2 05 hiQher, dance ltnes of the show are steady. Barrows and gills U s 1 2 215 240 lbs 46 '90 47 10 , U S 1 asked to register at once wtth 3 197 148 lbs 45 BO .t6 80, sows Mrs. Suste Soulsby, 992·2377 U S mtdlum end 1'S 360 380 lb!l A1, U S I 2 300 580 lbS 42 10 or Mrs Charles Hoeflich, 992- -40 « 75. u S 1 3 300-6<1 lbs 40 70 5292 .u 10, boars 430 '705 lbs JJ JJ 30 . LITE lLUM - Preu Arrica, and pa cularly warned Rhodesta and South Afri a not to co trouble with ir intransi ence over mdepen Namibia. In Venezuela, he said, "We strengthened the good relations that already exist between oiu- two COlllltries and worked to develop a more coo pera tive approach to solving the dtfferences blween the rich and poor naltons of the world" "In Brazil, one of our close allies over the years, we reesta bltsh ed the understanding of our longterm interests, and stressed our mutual concerns about sneep steugh1er Jambs steady to 2 50 htgher on 1!1 l1oht supply , slauonter ewes 1 40 higher Cholet and pr i me sprmg lambs to! 50 l bs 79 SO , 109 lbs 72 SO. cho ic ~ and pr ime 9S· 109 lbs shorn with no 1 2 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . ELBERFELD$ SEE THE MANY NEW ITEMS ARRIVING HOME FURNISHINGS DEPT. ON THE 1ST' FLOOR pelts 63 25-68 75 , smolllot 73 75 . cho1c e and fr 1m e 96 -110 lbs wooled 64 7 71 25 : slaughter ewes util ity 5nd good 148 155 lbs 20252175 WAlK-UP TELlER WINDOW AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW MORTGAGE INSURANCE DAY D.U£ t l etn , red or bllle " rtn sd ~u !lr ~ l ll•· J 3' • J ' 17.95 1 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7 P.M. COMPACT TRAVEL ALARMS • BYBULOVA Th ese sma rllravel compantons wtll keep you on It me wherever you go They make greal gills tool MIDDlEPORT, OHIO Member federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' . ' GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE ' Court St., Pomeroy, o. If you want to talk insurance, talk with the Professionals. DAVIS INSURANCE "Across from Courthouse in Pomeroy" New selections of draperies · curtains Porsch drapery hardware · area rugs · table covers · bedspreads · towels· · sheets. Stop ln. look around. let us help you find what you'll be needing to spruce up your home come hOusecleamng nme. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 2,100.~,174 I..atesl UMW tabu I\ ..ton, wtth 2ll of 51 locals reportmg, showed the vote in favor of rattftcalion. A UMW SJ!<2kesman said the delay m the ftnal vote tabulatt~n was lied to a tequtrement that workers retw n to work wtLiun 24 hours of rattfteation in order to obtatn a back-to-work bonus The vote meant that by later lhts week bitununous mtnes throughout the country should be gearmg up toward full production for the ftrst ltme smce last Dec. 6. Throughout the co al ftelds , the ballottng brough t on!y a ltght turnout. That was expected after UMW leaders openly pred tcll>d • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXVIII NO. 248 rattficalion in the afterma th . of the March 24 approva l by 160,000 rank-and-ftle mmers of thetr separate contract that ended a record ll!klay strike. The constructiOn contract has the same baste 12 tO-an-hour wage increase over three years that was mcluded tn the mmers' pact As m the ear her voting, sentiment was dtvtded The largest constru clt on local m the unton's Dtstrtct 12 of llhnots voted 375-218 m favor of rattftcatwn, as dtd another local tn central Ill mots But another llltnots group , Local 2015 at Albers voted 50-17 agamst rahftcatlon In lndtana 's only constructton local , votmg was close, but also reflected Ute ltght turnout Locai 1B51 voted 78-71 aga inst the contract. There are almost 500 UMW constructton workers m lndtana In most states, construction workers heeded th e advice of UMW leaders and wtthdrew ptckets after a tentattve settlement was reached a week ago wtlh the ABC. However, 90 perc'enl of the operaltons m Boone and Kanawha counttes tn West Vtrginta were closed last week, and some mmes tn Ohio, Ill mots, Indtana and Kentucky were closed for a ttme after the mtners' ratift catton , but then reopened • at y e Excavation work will begin soon enttne Wells, Rtchard Jones, and Jtm fulush. commtsstoners, Rtck Crow, prosecuting at· torney and Mary Hobstetter, clerk PRICE tfFTEEN CENTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1978 Gallia-Meigs Airport improvements okayed A $1!i,OOO supplemental approprtalton for the upgrading of the Gallta· Meigs Airport was approved Tuesday by Gallla County Commisstoners. Larry Beebe and atrport manager Ed Atkms presented a lt st of needed unprovements for the fa ctllty opened m 19611 Here are the unprovements and an· ttctpated costs (I) Install pavement for a parktng lot adJacent to extstmg airport butlding. The parkmg lot will be 70x x 100' and will include a walkway. F AA request, $4,625. {3) Purchase a new radio transcetver to replace 30 year old unit lor which repair parts are no longer avatlable Thts purchase wtll mclude a new antenna to replace the extstmg 30 year old antenna, $975 14) To ftll 111 cracks m the runway pavement wtth asphalt to prevent furth er wtdenmg of extsting cracks, 1400 15) To cover addtltonal expenses (already meurre~ ) above the budgeted amount for snow removal from $6,488 airport runways and 12) Repamt atrport runway taxtways durtng January and marktngs and re vtse the February 1918, $400. runway number '' 23" to tn· 161 To repatr downspouts dicate an mstrumenl ap- and gutter s for proper proa ch as per Ohto Depart· drainage and revtse dratn ment of Transportatton and .. lf~'::-~'\'\'\~·~~·~:·~:0.'1'.':0.~:·:·:·:>·:·:::·~>:::.-,.,~:::~~~:~::::::.<:-.'\"<,0::..~ ~ 1\T ~,ews • Brre . ..f.1 s~i . . ..ln By United Press International MERIDA, MEXICO - TEN DENTISTRY STUDENTS hilve been charged with openmg graves to steal teeth and gold ftllmgs. Pollee Tuesday arrested the 10 students of the Uruverstly of Mertda's School of Denttstry. Authorities said the students faked a license giving lbem penn1SS1on to open graves m the cemetery of the nearby town of Holka, whose citizens complamed to police. RICHMOND HEIGHTS, OHIO - NON-TEACHING EMPLOYES of the Richmond Hetght.<> public schools struck today tn a contract dispute, but schoo l offictals sai'd the sys\em's schools were open The system's 65 teachers satd they would not cross the ptcket lmes set up by members of the Ohio Assoctauon of Publtc School Employes . The 40 strikers are off the job because of stalled negottattons on a "age reopener clause tn thetr contract that expires July 31. NEW ORLEANS - A HEI.JCOPTER TRYING TO LAND on a drtlling shtp tit the Gulf of Mextco crashed and Otpped in to the water, ktllmg three per sons and inJuring three others, the Coast Guard said today · The Atr Logistics Co. craft was en route to the rig from Sabine , Texas Coast Guard spokesman Bob Baeten sa td the acctdent occurred shortly before midnight, about 60 mtles southeast of Galveston, Texas. OOLUMBUS - THE OHIO SENATE and House lodav were to name conferees onlegtslation calling for a 20-to--llk:ent hourly pay mcrease for most state employees and a judges' salary ntke of 2t to 4~ peret!nl. The House sent to the stx-member conference committee for negotiations Tuesday, noting that the Senate had altered the judges' pay scales and msured the $55 mtllton merease for state workers. COLUMBUS - LIBRARIANS AND MUSEUM CURATORS will be able to detaut persons suspected of stealing or destroying property until law enforcement officers . arnve, starting next July 4. Legtslation stgned Tuesday by Gov . James A. Rhodes wtll penni! offictals to recover property, see tf any dam~ge has been done, obtain an arrest warrant or summon the pollee. ' OOLUMBUS - SEN . NEAL F. ZIMMERS, D-DAYTON, asked the Publtc Utilities Commission of Ohio Tuesday to allow public schools the option of going under measured telephone rates. 1n a letter to PUCO chillnnan C. wther Heckman, ztnimers, head of the Ohio Senate Energy Commtttee, satd schools provtde a valuable service tn the state and should not be required to pay higher rates for telephone service BOSTON - PRESIDENT CARTER, CAI.J.JNG JOHN WAYNE a "great nattonal asset," joined hundreds of other fans in wishing the veteran actor a speedy recovery from openheart surgery. Wayne, 70, Wtderwenl a Utree-bour operation Monday at Ma.saachu!letts General Hospital to replace a damaged valve In his heart. The new mitral valve was taken from a pig . Doctors said Wayne was "comfortable, awake and in good spirits." PAYS OFF YOUR MORTGAGE IF EllliER MATE DIES Two -way protection for your family's security . WASHINGTON (UP!)- Four months of strikes against the nation's soft coal industry appeared to be at an end today. Uruted Mine Workers Vice Prestdent Sam Church said balloting Tuesday by the union's 14,000 mme constructiOn workers was running substantially in favor of rattfymg a new three-year agreement. "It appears as if this contract will be ratifted," Church satd Church held back, However, from makmg a formal state· ment of ratification, waiting instead lllltil tl was a mathemalical certatnty before offtcially notifying the i\ssociatwn of Btluminous Utntraclors of the result WASHINGTON - CHARLES MITCHEll. MADE A $6,600 mistake. The aide to Sen James Allen, D-Aia ., wrote to correspondents opposing the Panama Canal treaties and said their letters were being put in the "crackpot" Ilk And, · aceordmg to his boss, Mitchell used "derogatory and uncomplimentary language" replying to the letters challengmg Allen 's support for Ute pacl.s. Allen, who already had apologized publicly for the lett~rs, said Tuesday he has suspended Mitchell for 60days starting AprillO The suspension will cost Mitchell $6,600 In pay when you need il . WHY NOT SAVE BY MAIL? Four months of turmoil in coalfields ends DETROIT - TiiE BIG FOUR AUTO COMPANIES ended a roUer<OIISier ride through March with a 14 percent sales de~Une and finished the fin1l quarter 5 percent behind last year's near record sales pace. 1be U. S. automaken Tuesday reported combined passenger sales of 3M,II41 durtnc the last 10 days of March, with tiny American Motors Corp. and the No. 2 automaker, Ford Motor Co., posting the only gains. Oiler is plaintiff • • m action ptpmg to get water away from butldmgs, $1,000 And (71 To cover expected expenses fr om November and December 1976 for snow removal i$4001 and grass cutttng 1600 ), $1 ,000 Total Requested Ap· propnatton, $14,888 Commissioners declined to grant permtsstOn to the Gutdtng Hand School to run an operational levy 1 6 I at a specta l electton. Com· mtssioners satd it should be pla ced on the November General Election ballot. EXTENDED FORECAST Friday through Sunday, a chance of showers Friday and fair Saturday and Sunday lllghs will be mostly In the 50s north and the low or mid 60s south. Lows "Ill be In the 40s Friday and In the 30s or low 40s Saturday and Sunda y. Oean-up effort is reviewed At the Tuesday noon lun· cheon of th e Pomeroy Chamber of Comm erce at the Meig s Inn . Fred Crow , president, revtewed the subJeCt of cleamng nl vtllage streets Crow satd the village does not see m to have the fu nds avatlable to have •1reets cleaned He suggested the chamber get involved and assist wtth clean-up efforts. Crow suggeste d r esidents Cll Uld sweep up cmders in front of their propert tes wtth the chamber offertng trucks to pick up debns It was decided the chamber would gtve the matt er furth er conslderatton before taktng any action. Crow also potnted out he will be con ta ct tn g l he Department of Natu ral Resources in rega rd to planting crabapple trees along the river bank. Crow suggested trees be planted along the bndge approach . It was announced t e Athens Chamber of m· merce is holding tts rmual dinner on April 13 nd has invited the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. Arecognition dirmer for Dr. Roger Daniels and Dr Raymond Botee will be held on Aprtl Tl, location to be named . Crow stated they wtll dispense wtth speeches and instead present a program of entertainment. On renovation of the old Pomeroy Sentor High bullding, Crow said they have encountered problems tn getting estin1ates , especially on the heating system. The building, tf renovated , wtll hollSl! the city hall on the second floor, audttorium lor publlc use, a room for the Jaycees and possibly a room for Boy Sc,o uts Crow introduced George ' Arnott as guest speaker Attending were Crow, Arnott, Walter Grueser, Bill Mayer, Emmogene Holstein, secretary, Hank Cleland, Phil Kelly , Kyle Allen, Bill Quickel, Bill AnderS<Jn, Dale Warner, C. E. Blakeslee, Stan Houdashelt, Ted Reed, Joe Young, Thereon Johnson . N W. Compton, Bill Grueser, llovd Ruth, Archie Stega\,. r ennan Moo r', "eulah Jones and Katie Crow. WHEE!JNG, WVa IUPI ) - An attorney has !tied swt tn federal court demanding that Uruted Mme Workers Prestdent Arnold Mtller dtstrt bute to mmers an esttmated $4.5 mtlhon donated by othe r labor groups Tite swt by H John Rogers of New Marlinsvtlle in U.S. Dtstnct Court Tuesday also sought ~I 5 mtllton in damages . Rogers satd several labor untons contributed the $4 .5 mtllton to mmers durmg thetr recent stnke, but Mtller withheld the funds to force acceptance of the new coal ... contract \ The class actton suit was ftled on beha lf of Ron McCracken, Ken Wagina ld, Joe HosklllS, and Gene Oiler of Dtstrtct 6, as representtves of the en ltr e unt on membershtp Rogers said Mtller has fatled to account for the donated millions and he wants the unton chieftam to explatn why ', I MJCHEI..E GARFI ELD and Mtcke) Foster, fu sl grade students, hold pte<·es nf the gymnastum floor at the Chester Elementary School The floor " rotting away wtth age Head Teacher Mtke Wtll and Duane Wolfe, faculty member, pl.tn to organtze " ork and ftnanctal commtttees amon g school patrons to replace the flout The old fl tJOr ~t i l be removed, concrete poured and ttle laid It ts esltmated that about $3,000 be eed<~_l to carry out the proJect There ts a small amount of money tn the school fu nd for the pr«Jel'l an d the rest wtll have tn come from co ntributiOns ••II Columbia seeking Rail service outlined George Arnott , who serves on the Met gs Count y Hatl Servtee eomrmttec. was the guest spea ker at the Pomeroy Chamber of Commer ce COLUMBUS 1 UP I 1 - Co- lu ncheon Tuesday at the lumbta Gas of Ohio, lnc., has M e t ~s Inn asked the Publtc Uttltttes Comnuss ton of Ohto fm a reheartng on th e commtssion' s order last week reqwrmg the company ({) In compliance wtth the purchase e m~rg e n cy gas Ohio Peace Offi cers Tramtng suppl tes Co un ctl regulations , the Co lumbta ftled an M e t ~s Co unt; Shertff's a ppiJ c t~tJOn for rehea r1 ng Department conducted a Tuesday, clmmtng th e order Bas te Poltce Tratntng el~ss to wa s " unreasonable and certify rece ntly appointed lllllawful. ' offt cers The order "reqwres CoThe baste cou rse of 200 lumbta to tn cur sneable hours was started 011 Dec I, costs. posst bly up to $8 5 \977 and co ntinued ftve ntghts mtllton, wht le at the same a \\ ec k, four hvurs a mght, ltme rendenng tt unposstble untt l tts roncluston Aprtll It for Columbta to recover such was attended by spe ctal costs." deputies and members of the Columbta also clatmed the Mei gs County Mounted order was tssued wtthout Posse, and three regular proper notice and heanng deputtes • and beyond the scope of Its Acco rdmg to sta te l.tw and appltcatton, "all of whtch the Peace Officer Traming denies to Columbw and the Co un ctl Rules an d parties due process of law ." regulatiOn s, no person shall Further, th e com pany sa td rece1ve an appomtmcnt as a th e orde r was unlawful peace offt cer unless ·such because the PUCO failed to pe rson ha s been awarded a provtde reasons prompting certiftca te by the executtve the decisiOn as required by dtrector altesttng to ht s the state Hevtsed Code sattsfal1ory completion of the Last ~- riday the baste 280 hour co urse or IS In com mtss ton una ntm ously the process of obtatning this ordered Columbia to tratntng wtt htn the tune purchase emergen cy gas ltmlls prescnbed supplies to offset curlathnent The regulati ons amend· of tndustnal and conunerctal ed and effective July customers this swnmer. I, 1977 st ate no per· However, the order son appomted as a peace permt lted Colu mbta to ofhcer can carry a wet-~ pun m recover from tls customers connection wtth hts duttes only th e amounts allowed unttl he completes 46 hours of under current rates Cllurse mstru ctton of whtch 26 hours are tn the Instruction of -ftrearnJS, 12 hours in the laws of arrest and etght hours tn CONTEST UNDF.RWAY the lawful methods of search The Pomeroy Chamber of and set1.llre. Tht s 16 hour Commerce ts stag mg a course counts m the 2l\O hours contest for selection of a of baste traintng theme for Big Bend Regatta All those takmg.the course weekend . received peace offt cers Contestants must subnut tr ainmg certificates. Those name, age, school they attend completmg the course now and mall to Pomeroy have full arrest power and Chamber of Commerce, P 0. are certified to carry Box ~26, Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 fireanns by April 19. Instru ction includ ed th e The contest is for students followmg, lectures. films and grade 7-12. The winner will discussions on the following receive a $25 savings bond toptcs: Role of law en· provided by Paul Gerard of forcement and officer in a PointView Ca ble TV ·reheru1-ng trafftc and ts very tmportant to Meigs Co unty from an emp loyment sta ndpotnt Arnott potnted out Amott emphastzed the line ts also serv mg potential tn· dustrtal and co al sttes Arnott satd Metgs County ts served dtrectly by two rat! ltnes. Conrat l. ru nn tng fr om Columbus and Charleston and C:hesste Systems gutng h um Logan to Pomeroy Conrail ltne has the most Howe-er, very ltttle local trafft c ts handled by Conrail at the present ttrne Metgs County see ms assured of contmued rail servtce from Conrail Arnott (C<tntinued on page 12) 20 graduate from police training Commumc.atlons, Pr1soner Booktng and Handhng, Auto Theft tnvesttgaltons, Ju ventle Procedures, Techniques and Procedures, Trafft c control Mechantcs of ,\ rre,1, Rules of and t ra ffl e acctdenl tn· Ev td encc Search and "st tgat ton, Prowler and Setz ure. Phi"Stcal Evtdence. se rvtce calls Survetllance, Coroner's Office Court Hu man Relattons, Preparing Structures tn Oht o. Federal and Mak mg Speeches and Civtl Rtghts and the Offt cer Testtnlony m Court. Servang as Instructors for Cri mtnal lnvesugtlt JOn, Report Wnttng, Ftr;1 Atd , the Metg s Co unty Baste F'treann s Tramtng and Self· Poltcr Tratning School were Defense , Techntques of Dan Rtggs. Phannactst : Sgt Patrol J.tquor Law En· Henderson , State Highwa y furl'emen t, Cambl in~ and Patrol. Mer le Johnson, Ftrst Vtee, Nareottes. Menta l Ill · Atd . l.arr) Baker, EMT ne ss and Al cohol ~busr . Instructor : Robert Coll ter, Domestic Dtsput es. Polttl' Ohto Dept of Liquor Control: democratic soctet y. Pulice Cannons and F.tht cs, Cnmtnal law and A Mtchael Chretien , FBI ; George W Murra y, FBI ; fulbert M. McDantel, FBI: Stephen A. Glaser, FBI : "H Nolan Craig, FBI ; Charles E. McMonagle, FBI : Robert J Barada, FBI ; Hugh J . Me· Menamln, FBI : Capt Clyde Beasley, Athens Police Department , Carolll Manley , GSI Security: Dr. R. R. Pi ckens, Metgs C<tunty Coroner ; James Roush, Metgs County Commtssioner; John Yates, Hockmg Tech; John Htcks, Hockmg Tech:· Carl Hysell, Meigs County Juv entle Offtcer ; P~trick (Continued on page 2) / '' .( /. f.! • ' ~~ '"· ' ..... .. ~ '-I"" • TIIESE LARGE HOLES m the ceiling of the fourth grade classroom of the Chester Elementary School are the result of a leaky roof. During rruny weather water leaks into the classroom The board of education of the Eastern Local District says it doesn 'l have money wdo the roofrepair . lthas been indicated that practically an all new roof will be needed for the buJlding to correct the situation,. Voters of the district will be voting on a 10 mill operating levy for a period of one year at the June 6 prunary elections 'I ' I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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