http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a3eaf308d8bac403c5b02deccc307f90.pdf 50129a4d474bd7db1bf738ebd67d2d6a PDF Text Text r ( ' . e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohi11 Wedne sda~ . April 12, 197M Troubled school systems dotted Ohw today, as Toledo publi c school employees pushed their stnke mto a second day and a stale appeals court upheld the Jallmg of 37 strikmg teaehers m suburban BrunsWick, near Cleveland. AI the same lime, Cleveland Public School tea chers. who suffered through one pay less pay day and are lacmg another, were to ask the Ohw Supreme Court today to close the city's schools because the system 1s broke . Cleveland voters soundly 1eJected a last-ditch school tax levy last week which would have brough t the district $30 nullion annually for f1ve years The defeat left the schoo l boa rd of th e 110,000-student dist rict without m,pney to pay liS employees unlll May . "So far the teachers as well as all the oth er school employees have been tnstructed by the1r various unions to report to work this week " said James O'Meara , exec~tlve secretary of the Cleveland FederatiOn of , Go.rD has fiour sfatewz•d 1 ' e races. June 6, Dems two COLUMBUS ( UP!l Secrelar) of Stale Ted W Brown set the offiCial ballot for the June 6 primary elecllon today and sa1d the Republicans Will have four statewide ra ces and the Democrats will have t"o "There will be races m both parties for the governor , lieutenant governor tandem electiOn and one m each of the two Oh1o Supreme Cou rt seats bemg co ntested, ·' Brown said Brown added that Republi· cans Will have races for the offiCes of allorney general and treasurer and neither party Will have contests for the offices of secretar) of state or aud1tnr Brown·al'so srud State Issue 1 would be on the ballot. II pro \Ides ball ot board JUnsdicllon over referendum and mlll atl ve balloJ language, among other thmgs . Also appeanng on th e ballot, sa1d Brown, 111ll be the off ices of appelale court JUdge. repre sentatives to Co n g r e s s , s l at e representahve, state senator, common pleas and probate dtviSion JUdges, cou nty a u d 1t o r , c o u n t y conumsswner, state central commi ttee man and state ce ntral co mmittee woman and members of the county cen tral committee . Brown sa1d Republi can guberna torial ca n d1 dat ~ Steve n Conliff and Iu s 1Ie u 1 en ant go vernor candidate runmng male Leatrtce UrbanOWICZ were disqualified for fa llmg to submll en ough valtd Signatures on thelf petitions. Conhff has filed su1t m federal court man att empt to get back on the ballot Rent o BLUElUSTREsMmpooei IO gel 111€ scrutlbtng OCIIOO yoo SHRINE TO MEET Mary Shnne 37 Order of the White Shnne of Jerusa lem will have mstallal1on of of· f1cers Fnday, April 14, at 8 p m Members are to bring vegetable or salad dish At 4 p m Fr1day prior to the cvemng meeting there will be need to loooen and lift oul a business sess10n at the ground m d1rt and grtme Ana use Pomeroy Masonic Temple ., ll ~ .· BlUE WSTREsOamJ)()o IO get yOur carpets tntgm c1eon ona plusn• RENT only U SO perdiy REV IVA L SET There will be a weekend revi val at the Carlet on Church , King sbury Road begmnmg Fnday, Apnl 14 through the 16th at 7 30 p m mghtly. Guest mimster w1ll be James Queen of Mid· dleport . There w1ll be special smgmg ea ch evemng. Gary Kmg IS the past or Th e public lS lllVlled Wheelin' and Deal in' ... There's so much going on "when you shop for an auto loan these da ys, it's hard to understand wha t you're getting in to . That ' s why we gof our loan from Citizens Nat iona l Ba nk. They explai ned their loan program simply and exactly . And offered us the easiest pa yme nt plan . WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW Teachers " If we don't get a sallsfactory settlement , the vanou s umons . will be authorized to act to protect the rights of their employees." The Cleveland Public Scho ols employs 11,000 people. Strikes by teachers 111 Ash· tabula and Richmond Heights have kept school doors closed m two other northeast Ohio districts, although a tentative agreement on a new contract was reached m Ashtabula. Th e stf 1kes 10 Toledo, Br11nswick, Ri chm ond Heights and Ashtabula affected nearly 62 ,000 studenls. The Ohio 9th District Court of Appeals late Monday upheld a lower court deciSIOn to )all some of the Sinking Brunswick teachers A spokeswoma n for th e Brunsw 1ck Teachers As· socialwn said the teachers could be released, however , 1! they agreed to s1gn legal papers promising to return to work and posted a $100 bond . She sa1d the teachers would con fer with their allorneys on the s1tuahon " We're very surpnsed and very upset at . • -· ' the moment," she added The teachers were jaile_d over the weekend lor def)1ng a court order to return to work and face a $500 a day !me for every day off the JOb, begmning Monllay. " I'm here until August, 1f need be," said Earl Fessenen, one of the jailed teachers "It 's no fun being in jail , 1l's not what we want to do But I have no choice.' While the tea chers remamed m the Medma County'Jail, some 500 parents Brunswick teachers and the school board were to meet again today m an attempt to resolve the contract dispute . The strike involves 315 of the system's 342 tea chers, cutting class attendance to a tiny fraction of the district 's 8,100 students. In Toledo, ptckets were posted Monday after Ill hours of negotiations failed to produce a contract for the system's 1,200 teachers. The contract Jlad expired in August 1976, but had been Board approves new plan COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohw Board on Unreclauned Str1p Mmed Lands tenlallvely approved an am bilious ' plan Monday lo reclaim about 1,100 acres in Jefferson Co unty adjacent to three abandoned strip mmes tha t are ca using water pollutiOn m the area The board asked that Joe H1ckle, cha irman of the S Friendship Park Board, more fully develop the reclamallon plan and prepare a cost (Continued from Pill l) estimate . set by the Department of The area, near Smithfield , Housmg and Urban Develotr 1s adjacent to the Jefferson ment The mayor reported he County Airport and Farralso has cop1es of maps made grounds Water has collected of the elevatiOns The flood m nearby, abandoned strip pl ain elevat ion material mmes and IS pollutmg water deals w1lh a flood msurance supplies because of acid mine program established ln the drainage town. The striP mmed land board Cler k-Tr eas urer Gra te reported the recelpl of $349 In anli-rl'Cession funds for the quarter begmnmg April I A leiter was read from Potnt· STUART, Fla. (UP! ) view Cable TV tn regard to a Martm Co unty sheriff 's depu· new area 11 Will serve. Clerk lies arre~1ed 11 men, seized a Grate was commended for large amount of cash , abo ut h1s recent work m submitting $1.2 m1lhon worth of f1gures resulting m an m· mariJuana , an 81-fool yacht crease m £ederal revenue and f1ve vehicles m a pre· sharmg funds for the town. dawn raid on a !}room from $12,41l2 to $14 ,000 an· mans1on today nuall y Deputies sa1d they found Council discussed sharing a more than $17,000 m $100 bills street swee per w1th when they closed m on the Pomeroy, but declined to do drug smugglin g operation so as suggested by a Pomeroy shortly after m1dmght m the Chamber of Comme rce swanky Four Rivers Estates member. area at Palm City, soutbwesl Mayor Hoffman was of Stuart. The mansion, autharized to s1gn a pre- lavishly furnished , rests on a apphcauon for a HUD grant 7~o-l0 acre plot fronting on totali n g approx im ately the Okeechobee waterway. $491 ,000 Th e appli cauqn " In a~ my years in law cove r s h o using enforcement, fl ve never seen reha bihlatwn, replacement a layout hke th1s," said Ray of the water lmes in the ~age Magno, special agent 10 St. area, and eJ<tenslon of the charge of the DEA's West sewer lines m lower Mid· Palm Beach office. dleport The pre-appli cation The ra1d followed a twomust be filed by Wednesday mo nth investigation and and the mayor was authomed to submit the preappltcation w1th Pomeroy, whi ch IS also pla nn1ng projects costmg m the same · (Uinh.•ued rrom Plfe 1) neighborhood . It IS felt was cut. The animal was Pomeroy and Middleport will at $200 have a better chance of valued Monday mornmg , depuhes gettmg the grants 1f the pre- rnvesugated the breaking and applical lon cove rs both entering of the Salem Center towns Market own ed by Leste r May or Hoffma n also Thomas, Salem Center . reported Middleport IS one of According to the report , the 76 Ohio tOf 'TlS eligible for Mark et wa s ent ered another flU D progra m sometime afte r 7 p.m. prov1dmg assistance In Saturday evenmg and was helpmg with projects not di scov ered unlll he destgned to attract mdustry opened Monday morn 1ng. He was authomed to file an Entr y wa s gatned by application for se werage breakmg out a rear window . system for the pl anned A cash register was taken nursing home The grants are along with candy and several 100 percent. ca rton s of cigarettes. AI the suggest iOn of Rutland Police Chief Bruce Councilman Mullen. council Davis notified Meigs County discussed the possibility of Sheriff 's deputies that an extendmg North ThJrd Ave , auto had been reported stolen mto a one way street for one Monday evemng more block, but no actwn was According to the report, taken The st reet committee Ri cky Pridemore , .Salem wtll study the suggestion Street, Rutland, said his.J965 Council employed Wilham Olds Cutlass 2-<lr. co upe was Carswell to pomt up parked m front of the house at the exterior of vi llage hall 7 p.m. When he returned Carswell submltted a bid for around 9.30 p m. he $1 ,500 on the JOb and will not discovered the vehicle had be paid unlll the job IS been taken f1mshed . According to Pridemore, Altendmg the meeting were the vehicle did not have any Ma yor Hoffman and Coun· reverse gears. It had an c1lmen Dewey Horton, Carl expired temporary tag The Horky , W11liam Walters, keys were reported left m the Marvin Kelly and Charles vehicle. All incidents are Mullen . under mvestJgauon. M1ddlep0rl coordinates the state's efforts m recla1mmg land mined priOr to 1972, when strict reclamatiOn laws look effect. Funds for the work are generated through a port1on of the state's coal severance taxes. A prehmmary project proposal given the board by Hickle estunaled the cost at $1 7 m1llion , mcluding the movement of 790,000 cubic yards of fill Tha t cost might drop , however, 1f a coal company would agree to move mto the area to recover remaining coal reserves and reclaim the abandoned land to current staooards, srud Sen Kinsey Milleson, D-Freeport. In a related development, th e Ohio Department of Natura l Resources Monday awarded the first contract approved by the strip mined land board at well under its eslunaled cost. The John G Ruhlm Co., . Akron, was awarded the contract for its low bid of $277,000 to reclaun 86 acres near Scipio Twp . in Me1gs Co unty Upstream stnp mmmg has caused sediment buildup in the West Shade R1ver, according to board officials. Stale offiCialS estunated the Meigs County project at ' $438,000. Boa rd chairm an Rep . Arthur R. Bowers, [). Steubenville, expressed the board 's pleasure at the suprise result of the bidding, which attr acted 10 contractors • S Eleven arrested on drug charges ln . tuarl, Sheriff OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7, P.M. · ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY H11rs. : 10:00 a .m. til 1: 00 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation supporting tbem began a reca ll dnve to oust the system's five school board members. The parents also were demanding the f1rings or the school supermtendent and assistant superintendent. Brunswick teachers went on str1ke March 29 after neg otiating !or a new contract with the school board for 13 months. Medina County Shenff Nell Gray said tbe teachers were model prisoners and were doing much of their own cooking Negollators for the p.m . Sun. Thurs. 10 til 12 :00 p.m. Fridav and Saturdav. See us at the Pomerov Bend Bridge. I'' Calendar I MEETS THURSDAY The Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday, April q at Middleport Fire House at 7 45 p.m TODAY • • OUR NEW • :PHONE ·NUMBER: • WIU. BE • SEEK LICENSE A marriage license was Issued to Walter A. Crosby, 26 , Dayton, and Diana U>ls •Please make• note of this • Thornton, 18, Langsville. -.,.w number . II will be 1n • tJuly before It IS II steel' In the t ANNUAL INSPECTION tpew telephono books. .I Shade River U>dge 453 • F&AM Chester, will hold Its • • un~ annual inspection Saturday, • April 15 at 7'30 p.m. In· y D £NA1ADDS • INSURANCE • e AGENCY e masons are.mvited. Pomeroy, Otuo althoug h Batt1sll could order such an approp1 Iation "We had a very positive chscusswn," sa1d Ocase k, addmg U1at the conferees wante d some umc to so rt out th m thought s mdiv1dually and cont<1cl some peopl e befo re CJtTan~ing a noth er mectmg "We have not arrived at any so lulion," srud Ocasek "We have set a deadhne for ourselves to have a dec rsron by tlie end of, the week We haven 't ruled out anything except tlic possi bility of the schools closmg. And we 're not ta lk ing about bailing them out There's no money" Ocasek and Wal ter smd the group was workin g on both •' • • ••••••••• "W.e are trying for both a for another month. This was an aCtiOn that WaS Importa nt short-term and a long-term Somethmg should have been · solutiOn," sa1d Ocasek · We done. " mtcnd to lake some lond of mamtammg the schools The teac hers asked the action . We're not gomg to let Under drsc usswn "' ere a court to close the schoo ls them close We've ruled out possib le advance of " unt il such ume as the that posslblli ly.'' Cleve land's regu lar state Cleveland schoo l system IS m Moyer satd "the optwns are school subsidy payment, and poss"'s1on of opera ling funds obvw us, and there aren 't a lot leg1slatwn allow mg the su ff icient to meet lhm of them' " Two of them under disln cl to try aga m m a curren t obliga uons diSCUSSIOn, he Sa id, are lu month to gam passage of the "So far the tea chers, as advance the school d1stmt 11s 9 9-fmll properly lax levy well as all the other school norm al slate subsidy for defea ted by the voters last em ployees, have been several months and to make a "eek instructed by their vanous ctirect appropnation He said James O' Meara , execut ive unwns to repo rt to work this there was unantrnou s consent secretary of the C1eve land weeli," sm d O'Mea ra " If we aga msl the latter Federation of Teac hers, sa id · don't get a sat1s fa cl ot y ·we do not want to take the after the court hearmg, "here settlement , the van ous burden away from the local we teachers have starved for uniOns wtl! be authomed to communit y," said Walter one month and now the dd UJ protet t the n ghl'i of Askc>d about the dela y 111 Supremt! Court says starve their employ ees " reachmg a deCISIOn , Ocase k employees back tn work In the mcTeasmgly blller Bruns~Ick teachers strike , 35 strtkmg teachers remain 1n the Medina Cow1ty Jail having refused an Ohio appea ls court offer to go free. 1n return for s1gn mg a March balance was $43,167.73 STUDY EROSION - Through the efforts of Mayor Clarence Andrews' a study was made Tuesda y of the eros1on of the nverru1nk m Pomeroy by representalives of the Corps of Engineers. A leit er will be sent to the mayor of thm fmdmgs and ra ·ommenda t1ons made Left to nght are, Mtchael F Spoor, Larry Franks of U. S Army Corps of Engineers, Huntmgton Dtstl'!ct and Ma)or ('!at ence Andrews Followm g their inspectiOn the)' were guests at the Pomeroy Ch11mher of Commerce nrK'n luncheon hel d at the Meigs Irm .: :-·· ·.:··:: : ::: :.: :···, ··:·:::·.:::: : :·:·:::.. ·:News .. . in Briefs;\. ··: By Unlted l'ress Internallonal CINCINNATI - MORE THAN ONE murderer may be responsible for the unsolved deaths of mne women In the past two and a half years, says a shenff's investiga tor Elmer Reis, comma nder of U1e Investigative div1swn of the l!amtlt on Cou nty Shenff's Department, sa1d there ma) be more than one murder because the women were killed In vanous ways - some shot, some strangled and others stabbed CHILDREN'S SUMMER· COOL SL short-term and lung:te rm solutiOns, addmg they want to keep the burden on the resJdenL' of Cleveland fur United Press International Another sl nke agamst an Ohio schll()l system was se t to move mto the courts today, when attorneys f01 Ute To ledo Board of F.duca twn ask fo r a pre llmwa1 y InJu nction orderm g the d1stnct's 3,500 :;:, COLUMBUS - TilE: OHIO SENATE Judiciary Comm11tee was told Tuesda) that a bill to requu " a mmu te of si lence for prayer or med1tauon at the start of each schoo l da y was ]robably unconslilutwnal and would ca use disruptiOn m sch(I(Jis The House-passed bill was further termed a "threat to the principles of religious liberty and separa tion of church and sta te" by Benso n A Wolman, director of the Ohio chapter of the American C1vil Liberties Union . WOOSTER , OHIO - BY A 3-1 MARG IN Tuesd ay rught voters in the Wooster City School District voted down a .5 mill bond levy that would have raised Sl 25 million for extra elementary classrooms and acquisition of land for a new high school. The levy was defeated 1,268-3,154. The voters approved a regular levy for the schools last fall Las t •·a ll for "C horu s Lme" . lllgh sc hool girls of Meigs Loca l, Southern and F.us tJ·rn •·an still join the dnnc• ing lin es for the· 25th annual musical of the Rig B<•nd Minstrel Assn.. " Rig Rend \'arlt•tit•s". Final ''' 'enlng for bcromlng a part of the dam·•· lines for this ye ar 's shn\1 \\Ill be Thursday at th e vora l music room at Meigs Hi gh School Rehear sa ls "Ill be hrld from 6:30 lo 8:30 p.m on Tu es day and Thu rsday nights. The sho\1 will be stugcd on Saturday,May 6, at Meigs Illgh School. Girls wishing to take part are lo report to Thur sda y C\'Cidng's r chear!ilal. Wealht'r cluwJ1ncs.s th1 s ln cr ea s m~ even 1ng, w1th a chante of sh owers or thundershowers late ton1ghl and a low in the upper 30s C' leann g and cooler Thursda y, With h1ghs m the upp('r 50s or luv. ('r 60s SQL AD CAL LED !'he Pumero) F:mergency Squ<Id answered a call to Village hall at 5 16 p m Tuesday fur Nu la Bradshaw, Pomeroy, "ho had become ill there She was taken to Veterans Memorwl Hosp1tnl NO SCHOOL There Will be no Saturda y dasses In the Me1gs Local School D1stm1 th" week The Saturday classes had been set earlier prior to the granllqg of addillona l ti me off th ts Winter by the Ohio J.eg1slaturc The balance 111 all Mid· dlepurt Village Council ex· pcndable funds as of March 31 tota led $43,167 73, a c· cor dm g lo the monthly report of Clerk · Tr easurer Gen e Grate Rece ipts, expend ttures and balance of each fund for the month , respectively, mclude ge neral, $3,871 , $9 ,56:1 21, $22,9 41.2 1, ceme t ery, $1,067 20, $1,099 58, $891 20 , fire eq uipment, no receipts. $.)47 64, $1,5 27 68 , SWimll1InK pool, no receipts, $223 60 $2,348 63. planm ng com · miSSIOn , no rece ipt s, $:1, $90 49; street mamt enancc SJ,5:l5 10 . $3,663 25, $3,484 o3: federal revenue snanng. no receipts, $666.22, ~10,719 II. CounCil's obltgaJed funds rcmamed at $21,361 22 In the general bond retirement wllh no receipts or dtsbursements dunng March Balance of obligat ed momes uf lhe MiddleJ)()rt Board of Public Affa1rs at the en d of March totaled $214,382 70 Receipts, diSbursement s and I he balance of each of the u bh~ ated funds at the end of the month, were samtary 5\!We r, 110,793 09 , $8,J9l l0, $29,321 85 . samtary sewer escrow, $24,091, no dJSbur· semcnt s, $166,946.1)9 : water . $7,249 66, $6,640 90 , $10,939 46 , water met er trusts, $75, $t62, $7,175 30. Recetpt s for the month totaled $42,208 75 With ant1-reccss10n ass1.st.ancc, nu dtsbursements totaled receipts, $60 13, $1.164 .88 $15,194 30 Hece1pts for th e month TI1e tota l bonded mdebted· tota led $8,473 40 whil e ness of the ' " "'~~ stands at di sburseme nt s lolal ed Sl.290 ,444 :!II ur S4 77 06 per $15,826 6J lapIta Board facing money suit A Judgment for $1,768 42 has · been filed 10 Meigs County Co mmon Plea s Court by Mona Penelope Knapp, Pomeroy , agamst the Me1~ s l.ocall!oard of Education , 111 care of Jane Wagner, Cler k The su1t stated the defendant fai led to pruv1de fa mily huspitallza tJun and maJor med ica l coverage pursuant t o Its agreement wJth all teachers for benefit of the plaml iff , and Blue Cross and Blue Sh ield has therefore , refused to pa hosptt a l and dottur btlls mcurred. Twu suns fur divorce have been filed Carolyn i\ Yeauger , Cheshire, aga mst Lawrence H Yeauger , same address : Donna J Reed , Coo l,ille, agamst Ra lph I. Reed, Bame address Shelda Ashbaugh , Co n· neat, Oht o, hied for support under lh e re ciprocal agn·cnu!nt alt agam st Wtll iam Baum Ka rdn er , Pomeroy. Naom1Flo) d. Pomeroy 'and Orland W Floyd, Pumeruy, flied for disso lutl nn of marnagc Amen can States , In c, Columbus and Gene . Wolfe. Rt. I, Portland , hied suit m the amount of $675 91 aga1nst Nelda Yoc ~e y , Ra c1 nc . as the result of an arc1dent on Sept. 19, 1977 HIGHLAND PARK, MICH. - POLICE SAY TH E:Y'RE at ·a loss to explam th e motive beh1oo the sledgehammer slaying of a young actress who was trymg out fo r a role m a play entitled "Hammer.'' The playwright, James Thomas, was arraigned 1n Municipal Court Tuesday on charges of first-degree murden 1n lhe death of Patn cta Cowan , 20 , and assault with Intent to commit murder in the beating of her 4-year-old son, Dequan "We still don't really know why he did it," sa1d Del. Peter Kellher of th e Highland Park Pollee Department AKRON, OHIO - TH E FOUR-YEAR-OLD YOUNGS· TOWN school desegregation case today reaches a milestone, ,,. :t ' ,: o·' C .• ' ~ ' ~ • . ~ j, ~ C' .• II •• ·~ ~ ' ~ '• ·,~ ,; - STATE I ~ lj ' Q Child'ren's Department. 2nd Floor "Her Majestv" and "Kid Duds" excellent qualitv - Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, and 7 to 14. Stop in, buv what vou need now. '--------------,..1 ELB£Rf£LDS IN POMEROY CHARLES KENNEDY KEITH KRA U1TER RANDY ARNOLD REPRESENTATIVES ~CE RN ED WITH potholes "so big you could lose a car m 0 • ~ of sorts, when a federal judge rules on whether the c1ly's schools are segregated Considerin g the nature of testimony durmg a fi ve-week hearing in the case earlier this year, it would be a major surprise 1! U S. District Court Judg~ Leroy C Cont1e doesn 't rule that Youngstown 's 21, 000-sluden( system is seg regated . COLUMBUS f'% •• 992-6641 •• spection will be All in master Master •Mason Degree. un employment compensatiOn fa ct that state Auditor benefits . Tiwmas E Ferguson has Paychecks for teachers and found the dislncl $35 million non-academic personnel m m debt and unable to the 110,000-pupii schoo l complete the sc hool year system - largest m the state Mt'fting on a possible stale - are long overdue and the soluliqD Tuesday were Senate 5,800·member Clev elan d President Pro Tempor e Fede ral1on of Teachers Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron ; began votmg on whether to House Speaker Vernal G. 11ork next week 1! there IS no R1ffe Jr , D-New Boston ; prom1se of a payday Thomas J Moyer, exec utive But the Supreme Co ur\ assistant to Gov. James A. ruled m a spec1al sesswn that Rhodes, and Dr Franklin B. the matter will be handled Walter , state pubh c like any other case and that mstruclwn supermtendent. no dec1s10n ca n be ex pected · They smd they are unamwithm a month . mous m oppoSition to a fl at US Dislnct Court Judge supplementa I appropriation Frank J. Batlisll of Cleve land In Cleveland at the expense of has decla red lhallhe sc hools other school dl stncls and must stay open, desp1le the othe r stale prog rams ·:· ··:··· ··:······:·:·:· .·,:::~:::·.·::: •,•,•,• ,•, ..·.·:·:·:·····:·:··· ... ···:· ELBERFELD$ Vifteen Cent s Vol. ~H. No. 25:1 replied "We need some lime 10dlv1dually to th mk aboulll . We "ant to be sure we have all the fact available and that " e come up Wllh the best solutiOn possible " The Cleveland schoo l system Js not the on ly one in Oh io wi th problems Slnkes •·ontmued today m two other schii()J districts, which have 3, 742 tea chers an d non· acad emic empl oyees and about 62,500 students One school adm1mstrator, Dr John Pa rsons, supermtendent of the strikebound Toledo schools, sa uj. OhiO schools are facmg therr wors1 fman ctal t:rtsJ s 10 25 years I Conlmued on page 12 ) Strike moves to court • •••••••••• e EFFECTIVE e • By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP! ) -State off1c1als today conlmued ·to mull over possibl e sta le action· to keep fmanciallytr oubled Cle vel and city schools afloat through June, but conceded after 21,<, hours of meetings Tuesday thai all the alternatives are ObJectionable Nevertheless, they vowed to keep the schools open and pledged some form of slate help before Saturday . At the same t1me, the Ohio Supreme Court refused Tuesday to lake any immediate actiOn on a request by Cleve land teachers lo close the schools so they ca n co llec t Veteran• Memorial Hospital Charles Webb, Dora Hoff. Admitted - Robert Fetty, man, W11liam Searles, Wanda Lang sville; Hawthorne' Powell Murphy, Rutla nd; George Holzer Medical Center Clonch , Gallipolis; V1cky (Discharges, AprlllO) Schaefer, Middleport ; D1ana . Joseph Adams, Sr., Dewey Tillis, Pomeroy; Mary Arrin gton , Joann Byers, Baldwin, Pomeroy; Shirley Bonn1e Conley, Ella Eads, Ables, Racme ; Allen Hartley, Mrs. Mason Grimm and son, Pomeroy; Beat rice May, Barba ra Hively, Sarah Pomeroy ; Bnan Johnson, Knapp, Roy Monroe, Phillip Reedsville . Parsons, Stephanie Russell, Discharged - Charles Blake , Sheila Sinclair, Cec1! Ruth, Darlene Rutt, Mrs. Allan Sheets and son, James Whaley, Robert Unclaimed funds Yo ung (Birth, Aprll 10) , Mr and Mrs. Michael await ownership Adams, a daughter, Hun· trngton . Over $li00,000 m unclaimed funds is awaiting creditors of Goldstem, Samuelson, Inc., a Contestants are commodity options broker, which was placed 10 bank· , being solicited ruptcy 1n 1973. Chec ks totaling that sum have been The Pomeroy Chamber of returned to the Bankruptcy Comm erce is stagmg a Trustee because of mcorrect contest for selectwn of a ma1l 1ng addresses. The theme for Big Bend Regatta checks were 1ssued on Setr weekend Contestants must tember 30, 19n as payment of su bmll name, age, school a hrst d1v1dend on allowed they attend and mail to claullS. Pom e ro~ Cha mber of Clatmants who d1d not Pomeroy, P. 0. Box 526, rece1ve a check should fur· Pomeroy, 45769 by April 19 · nish a current maihng ad· The contest is for students dress to Goldstem, Samuel· grade 7-12 The winner will son, Inc., 6399 Wilshire rece1ve a $25 savmgs bond Bouleva rd , Su1te 320, Los prov1ded by Paul Gerard of Angeles , Califorma 9004a PomtVIew Cable TV. Heath Richmond, 6, son of Mrs. Shirley Tyree, Middleport, and Ernest Richmond , Rutland , received a cash prize of $15 which he won in the Daily Sentinel's Easter coloring contest. Heath was f1rst place winner in the 4-Byears group Presenhng the pmus N. W. Compton of the Goessler Jewelry Store which sponsored the picture Heath colored to win. en tine State officials mulling over alternatives HOSPITAL· NEWS • 1 I ----------I SoCl,aJ I I I at y Dla around · the clock fled as Edwm N. Hagstrom, surveill anc e made in 35, a di sa bled ve ter an ; cooperation with the federal Jeffrey W. Wilson, 38, Drug Enforcem ent Ad · · un empl oyed car pent er , mmi stration, authorities Robert E . Ta ylor, 26, srud. It was the seventh unemployed auto mechamc, mulll·lon se izure of and Joe S. Newhouse, 28, marijuana m Martm County unemployed house prunler, m the past SIX weeks all of Fort Lauderdale Sleriff's deputies watched - Also: Jeremia h D Case, 30, as the 81-fool yacht Lazy M1am 1, un e mpl oyed Lady docked at the mansiOn bartender ; Gary R. J ohnson , Monday and the men began 28, unempl oyed stock boy. unloadmg an estunated 10 and Danny C. Cantor , 'll, tons of marijuana after unemployed carpenter, both nightfall. About 30 deputies of Akron, Oh1o , Thomas M were call¢ 111 to make the Hanley, 24, Cata wissa, Pa , arrests '!iitd seizures unemployed cook; Steven G Those arrested were taken Seely, 24 , Danville, Pa , to the Marlin County jail a! un em pl oyed carpenter; Stuart where they were held Wayne E Ranck , 23, North on stale felony charges of Cumberland , Pa ., se lfpossessmg more than 100 described ga mbler, and pounds of manJuana A Richard L. Bingham , 30, spokesman for DEA said they Auslm , Tex ., un employed also ma y be charged with teacher • Vlolatmg federal statutes. The bales of mariJuana were to be trucked to Dad._ Co unt y for destrucuon, autboril!es said ATTEND RALLY Those arrested were 1denli· Mrs. Dorothy Rllclue, Mrs. Dor1s Grueser, Mrs MHrc1a Keller, Mrs. Erma Cleland, and Mrs Helen Wolf of Chester Co uncil 323, Di:t uMhlers of Amcn co, were al Grove City Saturday for the · 63rd annual ra lly of D1stmt 8, Daughters of America TUESDAY REGULAR ME ET ING, Racme Lodge 461, F&AM , . ANSWERS CALI.S Tuesday, 7:30p.m at temple Middl e po rt 's Fir e WEDNESDAY Department was ca lled to the REGULAR MEETING , Storys Hun Road at I: 18 p.m. Pomeroy Cha pt er 80, RAM, Monday to extinguish a f1re at Wednesday , 7: 30 p~m . with the Raymond F1fe res idence. reg ular meetmg of Bosworth about !1ve acres burned along Cou ncil 46, R&SM, 8 15 p.m Wllh a garage structure. at temple. Atl · l~ p m the emergency unit went to 829 Page St., for Steven Craig. who had a hand PROGRAM SET " The Messengers," a lacera tion. He was treated on Singi ng group from Wellston the scene w11l present a program at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Eagle R1dge Church SUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Etnergency Squad was called to Hysell MEETING SET Run Roa d at 2:57 p.m. A counly·wide pra yer Monday for Beatrice May, meetmg w1ll be held at 2 p.m. who had a possible fractured Su nday at the H1land Chapter hip . She wa s taken to with Glen Bissell as class Veterans Memorial Hospital leader where she was admitted. 1 extended Nontea chin g employees have joined the teachers m the walkout. Although schools in Toledo 'were open, few of the 52,000 • them" have torpedoed a bill g1ving motorists a break on their auto registration lees. Though the measure had alread ~ cleared the Senate, the •eluctant House members complainoo 1t would take away much-11eeded money to fix roads in their districts. The bill failed Tu esday on a 43-44 vote, with 50 votes required for passage. Rep. Dennis E. Eckart, D-Euclld, the floor manager, said he d1d not know if he could asse)nble enough votes for another try, but he not1 ,12 member s were absent when the roll was called I..ONOON - THE THIEF WHO STOLE A BLUE-ANDCREAM Land Rover from SuMyslde R~d Is In for a shock if he ~ns a bol left on !he front seat. lt <fnlalns a live cobra and Its bite could be fatal "The fangs of this snake have nottieen drawn. A bile will probably resul! ii) death within 30 minutes," a Scotland Yard (Continued on page 12) Boys state delegates named Delegates and alternates to Buckeye Boys State scheduled at Bowling Green Um versity the w e~k ol June 18 were announced today by Drew Webst er Post 39 , American L<glon. The post will pay the costs of une delega te and a second delegate will be sponso red by Preceptor Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Delega tes are Charles rChu ck) Kenn edy, Keith· Krau tt er, a_nd altonwtes arc Handy Arnold an d John Stout l\ll arc JUni ors at Meigs fh gh Schoo l. TI1e son of Mr a~d Mrs. Ed Kennedy , Houte 3, Pomeroy, C11Uck is enrolled in the acad~m1c course and serves as tr easurer of the jun1 or tlass . ll e partici pates in golf, basketball and ba seball Chuck attends Trlmty Church in Pomeroy Keith IS the son of Mr and Mrs Karl Krautter of Pomeroy. lie IS a mc111bcr uf I • the marching, concert, and M. Club Randy 1s a me m~Jtr jazz bands of the htgh schoo l of the Forest Run United and IS a member of the music Metllod1st Church . cl ub He IS drummer for a John 1s a son of Mr and rock group, "Sky rock." He is Mrs Billie C. Stout, Route 2, a member of Trinity Ch urch, Albany fi e IS enrolled tn the Pomeroy scientific co urse A member A son of Mr. and Mrs. of the Varsity M Cl ub, ,John Stacie Arn old , Route l , participated 1n footba ll and Minc rsv tll e, Randy par· track. John JS a member of llclpated in football and track the National Junior Honor al Me1gs H1gh. He is enrolled Society and Js a member of m the scientific cou rse and Js the Boy Scouts of America a member of student council. ser ving as se mur patrol He ISa member oft he Varsity leader of Albany Troo p 50 • ' statement prom ts1ng to return to work I "te Tuesday , the Oluo Su prem e Court ordered Medma Co unty Prosecutor Roger f{ lngrahom to stale by noon today why th e teachers " ere arrested and being held Jn Jail Ea rli er , Common Pleas Judge Neil W Whi tfield or· dered negotiators for the slnkmg teachers and the sthool bo ard to resume barga1mng under federal med1alion He also ordered Ow ~<achers' lawyers, along wtth 55 othe r stn k1 ng teachers still free , tn be m coUit Friday for cons1dera l1on of further contempt of cou rt CitatiOn s that could resu lt In the 55 teachers bemg ja1led While teachers staye d m jail, some 200 parents supJ)()rlm g them began a door-to-door petitiOn drive to force a recal l of the BrunSWI Ck Board of Educauon The Brunswick distnct, larg"'t m Medina Coullly , has 8 500 students In Toledo , negot iatiOns broke off between the Board uf Edu cau on and Toled o FederatiOn of Tea chers, m anlicipa lJOn of the planned sch oo l board effort to get a ba ck-to-work InJUnction The contract covering the teachers expired m August 1976 and tl1e stri ke was called ag ainst th e 52,000-slu dent system Monday after Ill hours of talks between the federatiOn and the Toledo Board of EducatiOn failed to produce a contract T o led o S c hoo l S upenn te ndcn~ Dr J ohn Par so ns e x pr esse d fru stratiOn w1th the ent1re OhiO Sthools cnslS. "Levies are gomg down all over Ohio," he commented It's a tax revolt by pr operly owners In the 25 yea rs that I have been m OhiO, this IS one of the mo~t drastic Slluall ons In school ftnanc1ng th at I have ever seen The people are saymg no more property taxes and they are say mg it loud and clear." "There has to be another source of fmanc1ng schools," he asserted ··our dilemma IS that we can't give them any rnur e than we have g1ven them " Parsons swd the school OOard can ~!I ve the lei:ichers 1Conllnued on page 121 Recognition set for two doctors A recoK nition dinner honormg Dr Roger Damels and Dr Raymond Bmce w11l be held Fnday, April 28 accclfdmg to plans fma llled du11nK Tuesday's luncheon meet tng of the Pomero) Chamber of Commerce 'llJC dinne r w11l be held at lhc Pome ro) Elementary School It Will be <"dlered by MeiK< Inn Tickets are 16 a perso n Thereon Johnson and Joe Young have charge of arrangements Kati e Cro" Will be 1n charge of en· tcrtamrnent Btll Mayer reported 111 order to bea utify th e old coal tipple 1t would be better If the piCrs would be taken down He said plans are underway to have a waterfall , fountam and a s1gn "Welcome to Pomeroy" in the area . Altendmg the meeting Tuesday were Ma yo r Clarence Andrews, Mi chael F Spoo"r and Lorry Fra nks, of !he U. S Army Corps of E ngineers , Hun t ingt on District Mayor Andrews reported th e) (Spoor. and Franks ! had been exam tnmg erps lon along the riV · er bank and had been down nver as fa r as Karr and Va n Zandt. Crow's Restaurant and the old freight station. f"ollowmg the meetmg, they were gomg to go up nver as far as Ex· celsior Sa lt Co. Spoor told the members they were mak1ng a study of the situation and their fin · dings would be sent to Mayor Andrews m a lett er . Spoor did say pomts of discharge were causmg some erosion, He d1d not see an Immediate hazard but Ill· dicated fun ds are not available for repair of riVerbanks ~a use d by erosion. He did say river traffic could be one of the causes and this Jl()sslb ility was bemg st udied at the present time. Mayor Andrew• reported th e Vill age has begu n repalnng holes in the streets. Fred Crow, president, m· truduced Dave Jenkms as a new member, bnnging the total to 72. Attending were Cro w, E mmo g cne Hol s t ei n , seeretary, Walter Grueser, Ph1l Kelly, B1ll Mayer, Kyle Allen. Jenk ms, Joe Young, Archi e Stega ll. C. E. Blakeslee , John Anderso n, Bill Quickel. V1rg1l Teaford, Ted Reed , Th ereon J ohnson, BiU Gru ese r, May or Andr ews, J ack Carsey, Hank Cleland, Beulah .Jones and Katie Crow Elevator trapped students Twenly·three Kyger Creek st udents H1g h Schoo l cra nun ed into an elevator In the t'edera I Building In Co lumbus were trapped bet,.een floors for 20 mmutea Tuesday. ' The st udenls, on ! field trip fr om a CIVICS class had wan ted to get out on the first fl oor Acco rding to mstru ctor Adam Krahel, the group had been diVIded, but a building securit) guard told them to get on the sa me elevator. Krahel co nfirmed police reports that seve ral st udenla pa1ucked and had to be treated for hyperventilation, but no one was seriously lll)ured . Prior to the Incident, the class had visited the Capitol and met with Gover nor James Rhodes and Senator Oakley Coll ms. They also attended a work session of the Oh1 0 Ge nera l Assembl y w~ere Rep .' Ron James was partici pating They were at the Federal Building to visit the FBI and Secret Service Offices and to v1ew the ~dera l co urtr90m. J �2- The Datly Sent tnel Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 , Wednesday,Aprtl12 978 . r========================= peopletalk ij Washington 8) 4 larcnce ~ Report Miller By KENNETH R CLARK Lnlted Press lntrrnauunal OSCAR S ENEMY Ftrst Wnnd1 ~lit n snubbed the Academ) Awards ceremomes - "t "lmh h< nonethe less was a btg wtnner - saymg the boys tn hts Ne" York Ctty band needed hull on clarmet Now - to the wrathful consternahon of some top execs at Uruted Artists whic h produced his award wmnmg Anme Hall he s launched a full scale bo) cott of the Oscars at lhe thea ter lc\el Allen fo rbtds the hstmg of Anme s Acad cn~; A11ards atam lheatcrshow1ng lhe film threatens to yank the mm 1e the da1 after Oscar appears on anvbody s marquee BARE IS BEAUTUFUI Janu s Will s I) s his bodv tsn t near!) as offensl\e as most of tht stuff no" bemg peddled on Clucago s newsstands and he S"l s he h ts a nght to bare 1t wtthout policr hara,srnent The 54 l ear"ld sun 11orshtpper has ftled sutt askmg a dedarato l Judgmen barrmg the ell\ from barrmg hun from baskmg m the buff thts swnmer on Lake Mtchtgan s beaches Sa) s he \ soctet) m whtch pornography seems to be a consututt ona h protected growth il)dustr) can hardl) tondemn the be st f 1r 1 of nudtt) GLIMPSES Stage mother Tt rn Sht elds - tht c• reer of her 12 )ear-old daughte t BnXJke Sha Ids n " assured - IS making her own ftlm debut a, a lipS\ Grc><mml Vtllage partygoer 10 Kmg of the G1 pstes HIlL" Sp. aktr Th nnas Ttp 0 Netll recetved Uw Good Scout awar I l'uesrtm n Nell York from lhe Bo) Scouts of Amenca Bt ll l\11s ()u" n Ehzabeth ha s a new press sec retan - pohttc tl hr II< r au 11 r Mlrhael Shea who pens Iu s prose under the n 11111 f Mtrharl Sm<lrur Mamie EJscnh J1A er JOUrne, el r mI Ll l rlll It Grthsburg Pa to Palm Desert Ca hf ~ attt nd the It It llton toda) of a new $11 nnlhon \1 ung ttthe E1 >1 nh Bus m e~~ 1 1 \1 I t1 center ltul. n l IT ,,~/ung1tlll ! It uulow Taxes: Who is hit the hardest? people earmng $14 000 a ) ear don t fee l wealth y even though logtc dtctates half their fello11 Amertcans were " orse off Smce hts electton Ca rter has backed ne w Soctal Secunll and 011 taxes and called for mcome tax reform so that most of those earmng less than $30 000 a year would pav less l'he Hepubhcan posttton backed b) stallsttcs from the IRS 1tself 1s that the lower and mtddle mcome groups have had Utelr sha re of taxatwn mcreased m recent l ears whtle the extremely nch and extreme!) poor get off hghter Anord 111g to Republican congressiona l stal~er Paul Cratg Roberts wnt g 111 the March tssue of Har s IRS statist icS for 1975 show the top half 111 111co me - !.hose at about $9 000 a year or mo re pa y almn•1 93 percent of the 111come taxes Th e top 10 percent those wtlh adj usted gr oss mcome of $23 420 or more paJ half Conversely those earntog over $59 338 pa) 18 7 percent of 111 ncome By IRA R ALLEN WASHINGTON tUPll That unpleasant April nte pa) n g 1ncome taxe s rs ac compamed tillS elec t wn )ear bv a new catchphrase onCapnol Htll The ta x burden seems to be the la test to pi C for mag az me and new spa per analvses and poltllcal debate that IS the questiOn of wluth class of taxpavers IS shouldermg the heaVIest load of those ugly taxes Depending on wh tch set of clauns ts put forward and whtch class one be longs to the ans11er seems perfectly ob\Oous - l ou are pa)'lll!l more than )Our share whtle the other gul ts getung all the breaks The genesiS of the current debate came n Ihe 19"6 prestdenttal carnpatgn when Jtmm v Carter sa td he would Lax most heavil) those wtth htgher tha n th e medtan mt ome apparently \11thout realiZi ng he wa s ta lktng about e\ er} one ee~ rnrng more than about $H 000 a year The Repubhcans JUmped all over hun f01 that recogmzmg that •d Copper Inaniiiken gu1 e to comfortable CI0 thmg o B) LeROY POPE UPI Busmess Wnt cr NEW YORK 1UPI - The bewtldenn g 1a net 1 d synthel!c fabn cs a1ailabl e 10 garments po ses 1 dilemma for the shopper Which of these mtra cle matenals 1s rectll} ""ann l 1 cool" Sh opp ers at one time depended on 11 001 t cntent as lhe best mdex to the \1 armth of a garment and Jooked to cotton for warm weather comfort But more JJld more garments are fashioned of synthetics ' The Amertcan Sooet) of Heatmg Refn ger tUng and Atr Conditwnmg Engmeers thinks the answer ma1 hun ge on a Copper manmkto conta1mn g • n:struments l 1ndltH n ~ the associatiOn bt.ofl! t. ._ ~ th t tndt x label ca n be ' tlu tbi< 10 shoppers and to lh t: ga1ment 1ndustn Some ' ea rs ago refngerat 1ng eng neers 11orked 1p an arttfl ctal cloth msul 1t1 n 11ea~uremen t umt ' "lied t1 <lo for use 10 res<arth 1 1k J< mess od tl an ASHRAE meet ng 111 Atlanta ear iter til ts vcar "here the mann1ken " 1s demonstrated the clo 1 tlue of a garment ( an be mrasured at sub zero tcmpual urc s and m an arliftu l llO 1111e an hour wmd t glltht Itbel measurement Produc "A a labe l for each garment ''' le 1s not pracllcal beca tL'e fabncs and garment structures and shapes behave dtfferenth under wmd and hwm dlll condt twns and 11 IS not p. ss ble to measure a smgl< 1alue ~ h t ch ~111 tell pr euS< 1\ ho • much lhermal p1 otecuon a garment 11111 g11e u n~er all poss tble condtllons Jonnes Sa)d Ho" e1 er he sa1d tt IS not des tgned to measure th< warmth qualll1 of an) garment Researehers sav a ~ a rmth mdex can be easth de1 eloped and should be used Ill sta ndard la beling of garments as IS Lhe fiber content present!) reqmred by neLessan to measure e\er ) law It IS ex pecte d the garment st) lc Close enough manmken also wtll be used to ap pro x mat10ns can be develop an mdex to mdtcate ac h t e~ed s mph b) draptog how cool a garment IS the copper maruukm w1th the Nels Jonnes a techn cal fabncs and testung their m spectah•1 m the field for 3M sul allng quaht) und er Co tn St Paul sa1d past var u u ~ u md1t1 ons then efforts at consumer labelmg rea c h tng rea so nabl) of warmth fa ctors ha 1e fa iled act urat e mtlex le1 ds because the) 11 ere not \n)onr can see "hether supported b1 a full wmd ISgL 1ng to blo11 Ill at the under standtn g of the nec k ur up the sleeves of a problem garment but fe11 of us ca n He srud heat transfer 1s look 11 the base rnatenal and knowr m engmeermg schools metk e an <Ktu ra tt e guess as one of the most dtfftcult ab uL '" tn sul auo n courses Heat transfer un ' tpolnl l\ he satd clothing he satd IS even 'II w " ne btg stumbling more complex than m most bloc k md~str lal processes 1l1e ( pp ~ r manm km \o\ llh What the assooat on ts 11> <ontr ,lied en w onment aunmg at ftr st IS an average ttnd ~~~ d m: an d ~Jec trom c warmth mdex that can be mstrumcntat10n ma) cost calculated numer cally and 11 e ll t 1er SlO O000 an d the mdex figure put on the prob<•bl) onI)''"' tests ada) label for the garment at the can be run on 11 so there are factor y Althou~h 1t won t be fE·\~ suLh system s 10 an mlallible gutde for all ' x ~;1en c J mnes smd Berry's World The real vtllam according to cnltcs of both the current system an d Carter s tax proposals ts mllatwn As people earn more money the) get pushed mto htgher tax brackets, although thetr higher mcomes don t g1ve th em any more wealth because prtces ar e rtsmg at the same ttme Everythmg thus stays the same except the taxes In some cases tn thi s debate opponents are tossmg statJsttcal apples and oranges al each other But 10 any event 1t does seem clear the system ts workmg as 10tended - taxmg those wtth higher mcomes at higher rates At the same tun e mfl a t10n caused brack et creep ts lea vm g people worse off than they were at lower tocomes and feelmg abused by the tax system Ard the real problem for pohtletans as they face re electiOn ts convtncmg people struggl mg to rruse a famtly on $15 000 or $20 000 that sta ttstJcally at least - lhey are rtch them Lighter side Celluloid sage brush revisited ~. 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Nostahga qwz I Who was the first moVJe cowljoy to Jump his horse 1St iver Ktng ) thr ough a wmdow tnto a room full of baddies and also to spm htS gun on the table before sending some desperado to his last reward' 2 Whtch movte cowboy used to nearl y gtve hts fans heart failure by venturtog tn to obvtously parlous s1tuatwns wtthout ca rrymg a gun' 3 What mov te co"b<l'l' occas10 na ll y un 11 ra pped a sttek of gum JUSt before a gun ftght? U you ans wer Fred Thompson Hoot Gtbson and Ttm McCoy to these questions )OU do so at your owr mk These btls of trtvta were recollected by early western film bulls whose mernon es are about all reliable as a saloon gtrl s chasttty vows I mention them now only because they are among the more !aUtble of the obJecttons raised agamst my recent selection of the stx all-ttme best movte cowboys For the record I ranked Hoot Gtbson Tom MIX and Buck Jones as the creme de Ia creme wtth Ttm McCoy Ken Maynard and Bob Steele formm g lhe second echelon You wouldn t believe some of the ridiculous letters I have reeetved challengmg these chotces A Fort Lauderdale reader argued that Th ompso n belonged m the front rank lor reasons ctted m Questton I Tommyrot 1 Show me a movte cowboy who tw1rls his gun on the table before a shoot-out and I U show you a neurotic exhJbJllomst A New Yor k reader sought to disquali fy Gtbson lor reasons ctted m Questton 2 He tmplted tha t Gtbson s habit of gotog about unarmed was neurotic exhtbtttontsm Poppycock' Hoot Gibson was one of the most rattonal wranglers who ever pounded leather If ever you sa11 him with out a gun belt you may be sure he was carryin g a co ncea led weaoon converston program between 1978 and 1985 as htgh as $134 7 btllton The 112 day UMW coal strtke also pointed up the problem of relytng on a single domesllc energy source that ts prone to labor stabtltty How labor unrest can be quelled to the years ahead to ensure a steady reltable coal supply ts only now getttog attentton Last month a Prestdenttal commtsston was formed to come up wtth a poltcy to settle mme safety disputes tncrease mine produ ctiVIt y and r esolve hngertng pensiOn problems &th the Clean Atr Act which requtres utthttes to mstall expenstve stack scrubbers and the new strip nune control law that tm poses tougher reclamation standards could tmped e coni erswn to coal and make coal generated el ectrt cJty more costly and less com· pettltve m th e energy market A less publtctzed obstacle to tmplementmg crash coal productiOn ts the substanttal mvestment tt r equ~res m local communtty develop ment Most Appalachtan commuruttes stmply do not have the bastc pubhc servtces and lactlt!Jes to handle the demands a masstve mOux of mmers and mlnmg acttvtttes wtll cause Upgradmg the reg ton s health trans por tatJ o n edu ca ti on housmg water and se wer servtces will be expenstve yet no commttment has been made lo help pl a n a'n d prov tde for thts kmd of development To a Nation rUMtng out of energy opttons Amertca s vast coal deposits as the Prestdent wisely recogmzes oan and should be used to the fullesl The problems With • usmg more coal are compl ex : and dtfltcult but they are nol wsurmo untable For the United States to get the most out of coa l however, a more st r uctu r ed coor din a ted policy tha t more closely reflects the unlque charactertst les and problems of coal and the mdustry that mmes 1t • wtll be needed • TV .• .m Review A£ lor the tJdbtt m Questton 3 that carne from a Johnny Mack Browr partisa n who ts of all things female What would g~rls know about movte cowboys for pete s sake' She Inte rpr eted Ttm McCoy s gum-<!hewmg as a nervo us mannert srn th at tipped off the audtence (and his anlagomsts) that he was about to draw Ba lderdash McCoy lhe master of w1ld west insouctance was merely flauntmg hts cool before a showdowr to When tt comes mt sg utd ed c rttt e ts m however none could match the sheer blindness of a California read er who mststed th at Dt ck Foran belonged on the all lim e movte cowbo~ roster Dtck Foran who was btlled as The Smgmg Cowboy Dt ck Fo ra n who once crooned My Ltttle Buckeroo m a horse opera D1ck Foran who m the film R1de em Cowboy mtrod uced the ballad I U Remember Apnl thal has become a cocktatl ptamst standard That Dtck Foran In ttme perhaps the top of my list wtll undergo reeva lu ation But Foran s place a I !lie bottom tS forever secure The Almanac United Press International Today IS Wednesday April 12 the 102nd da y of 1978 wtth 263 to follow The moon ts approaching 1ts f1rst quarter The m o~m g star JS Mercury The evening sta rs are Mars Venus Juptter and Saturn Those born on thts date are under the stgn of Artes Atnerlco n sta tesman Henry Clay was born Aprtl 12 1777 On thts day m history In 1861 the Civil War began wh en Confederate troops opened fire on Fort Sumter sc ' In 1945 Prestdent FranKlin D Roosevelt dJed at Warm Sprmgs Ga About three hours later V1ce Prestdent Harry Truman was sworn m as chief executtve By JOAN HANAUER UP! Televisiuo Writer NEWYORK t liPI)- The 19n 78prJJDe tune season IS over and ABC has won 1 That was how an ABC memo on the Ntelsen ratings began and whtle the cla un may be premature there s no doubt that s the way tt wtll all come out Whe n the season ends depends on who s countung ffht m the week ending April 9 28 sh ows were on repea ~ wtth only a handful of the programs whose seaso n began m September 77 sttll offertng new segments th tS far unto 78 There s no way CBS or NBC can catch up wtth ABC which now owns a 20 8 raung for the season and a J3 7 percent share of the audience ABC also won th e week past With 1ts broadcll8t of the !iOth annua l Academy Awards the top show of the week Wtth a 36 3 ratmg ahd a 68 percent share of the audtence ABC estima tes that more than 70mtUton vtewers tuned m to watch Oscar (and Vanessa and Paddy) perform The season-t ~ate scores for the ruMers-up show CBS m second place and NBC m third and tt will take a Herculean effort for NBC to overtake CBS - although rertamly the network hopes to do so wtth such upcorrung blockbusters as The Holoeaust and m May a televtston ltlm based on the nove l Wheels NBC dtd overtake CBS for second place m the week just past tn part thanks to Helen Hayes and Fred Astatre m A Famtly Upstde Down which rated among the lop 10 Another top 10 scorer was NBC s Project UFO ' whtch brmgs up the questwn of lead ms and lead outs It tS the conventional wtsdom of televlllton programmmg that the success of a show depends m part on what went on dtrecUy before 11 and what dtreeUy follows Quest ton D1d Project UFO serve as a lead~n bwldmg a good audtence fo• Helen Hayes and Fred Astatre or did HayesAstatre provtde a classy leado()Ut followmg on the extraterres!Jallootsteps of UFO' Only the Shadow knows The Barbara Walters spectal had one of tis best outmgs wtth a 34 percent share of the audience Among the programs to make thetr debuts m the week past CBS had great success with AIIUI2mg Sptderman ' the chap who got bttten by a radioactive sptder and wound up eighth m the rattogs Other good begmrungs were racked up for ABC s 'Harvey Korman Show to a three-way tie for ninth place, and the networks Pat Boone and Family which tied lor 31st but scored a J3 perrent share of the audience in Its time period DIS8ppotnlrnents lor CBS were the openings of The Ted Knight Show and Another Day both of which were In the bottom 10 Among tbe new shows to come along late in the season The Incredible Hulk continues to score ina-edible ratings, How the West Was Won remains a wtMer, • Fantasy Island isn t fantast ic but certainly it s respectable, as is • A E S Hudson St Even Rtchle Brockehnan, Private Eye Is domg well enough for a possible return next fall Baby I m Back probably won t be, and neither w!U Dallas tf tt doesn t score higher The Sam ratings are for the dogs Husbands Wives and Lovers looks like splltsville, Young Pioneers are still scratching to get started and Quark Js right out there with the Interstellar garbage The top network programs lor the week ending AprU 9, according to the A C N1elsen Co were I Academy Awards 2 Laverne &. Shirley 3 Three's Com pany 4 J;Jappy Da)'ll , 5 Cher Special 8 • Family Upstde Down 7 Project UFO", S Amaz1nc Splderman' 9 (3-way lie) M-A..S.H , 'Harvey Korman Show and Charlie s Angets ' By Greg Bailey A last mntng gasp by vtsttmg Metgs fell shott last mght as t he Mara uders record fell to 3 3 when host Athens squeaked by wtth a 4 3 wm The Bulldogs scored all of thetr runs tn the ftrst m mng and all were unearned The hrst three batters for the Bulldogs walked as Metgs hurler and loser T1m Ebers bach couldn t seem to fmd the range After a st r~ke out an Sport Parade ----"'} lilt.: Thai s a g.ood one M1 Begrn Don 1 take awa y my s 1/IPmenls or my gus lo ' taxes and the lowest 2S percent of meome earners pay only four-tenths of I percent of the total Carter s tax reform w1th 1ts rum of closmg loopholes a nd endm g ce rtam ded ud tons Roberts says hits the mtddle mcome group harder than the n ch ahd ts a nothe r tndt cat to n of runa11ay greed m Waslung ton But a recent report based on ftgures from the Treasury Departm ent and th e Brookm gs ln s!tt ut wn a liberal th unk tank sho" s th at the mtddle mcome family eamto g between $10 000 and $12 000 a xear p~ys the lowest per ce nt ~ tncome about 30 percent - for aU ta xes combtned federal state local mcome property and 0 sales All the other groups rtcher or poorer pay a ht gher percentage of mcome The reason mtddle class people pay so great a share of taxes goes t he hber al anaylsts IS sunply because !.here are so many more of A year ago thts month Prestdent Carter proclaimed the moral equtvalent of war aga tnst the country s energy cns1s The program he sent Congress proposed that Amen cans team to hve wtth less energy and use 11 more efft ctently The PreSident gave httle cuunlenance to stepped up domesttc energy production except th at IS for coal whtch he wants to force uttlittes to bum mstead of 011 and gas Nmety per cent of th e Na tiOn s energy rese rves conSJsts of coal At current productton rates experts say we have enough coa l to last fo r centur~es It ts wtth this vast potenttal m mmd that Pres1dent Carter proposes to nearly double coal product Jon by 1985 from the 673 mtllion tons mtned last year to I 25 btllion tons Commendabl) the PresJdent wants most of that added produ ction to come from the eqstern mme fi elds tn Appalachia Sm ce the 1973 otl embargo coal has been the Oagshlp fo r a new nattonal energy pohcy Yet the Admmt st ratl on s ambthous plan for coal has come under heavy ftre as bemg too unrealislic and va gue \\ tlhout a more thoughtful comprehenstve approach cnttcs say the Admtntstratton ts expectmg too much from coal Last Fa ll a General Aceountmg Offtce study concluded that doubled coal productiOn 10 seven years JUst "til not happen because at every stage of tis development coa l has problems & tn mtnto g re ftnJOg t r ans port ing stortng and burntng In dustry experts also questton whether enough mi ners trans port at ion factl11 1es machtnery and ca pttal are avatlable to push production schedules Th e Bureau of Mt nes reports that 254 new mtncs wtll have to be opened 157 000 new mmers recrmted and $16 btlhon tn capnal raJsed JUs! to produce l btlhon tons of coa l by 1985 The Washmgton based Hen tage Foundation places the total cost of the Prestdent s coal Athens nips Meigs, 4-3 Today's " By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEWYORKI UPI) - Pretty soon now theNe11 York Kmcks could be saytng good b) e to Wtlhs Reed A couple pf lusses to Cleveland m the nex t few mghts may mean the end of him as their coach All the Km cks have to do IS be elunmated ear ly m the NBA playoffs by e1ther the Cavaliers m the ftrst round or the Ph tladelphta 76ers m the second tf they make 1! that far and theresa strong posstbtllty that Reed wtll be patd off on the two remammg yea rs of hts con tract Desptte demals from upstatrs hts would be successor alread) has been ptcked out It s Kevm Loughery coach of the New Jerse) Nets a!1a hts By Greg Bailey conung over lo the Kmcks would be part of a terntortal The Eastern Eagles pic ked tndemmhcatwn settlement between1he !11 0 teams 10 whtch up their f~rst wm of the the Kmcks also would gam the nghts to the Nets hrst round season last mght by knocktog draft ptck m June plu~ the1r f1r st round select ton nex t year That s lhe mformalwn 1 get from an excellent source and off vtstltog North Galha 11-6 what 11 all b01ls dowr to ts tha t despite the fact the Kntcks 10 a game ca lled aft er SIX posted their best record m four )Cars thts season and are mntngs because of '!larkness engagmg tn their f1r st playoff 10 three years startmg tomght 1n Sentor co ca ptato Joe Kuhn cane on tn relief of starter Cleveland Willis Reed rna) be out uf a JObsoo n Whclher he s aware of 1t or not he II be on tnal dunng the Jeff Ktmes tn Ihe second tnn mg and d1d an adnnrable pl•yuffs jub tn ptckmg up the wm I he man who 1s to be h s JUdge and Jury the one who II make Kuhn fann ed ftve but 11 a lked lhe ulttma te decJston as to whether he stays or goes 1s Sonny twe lve l'he free passes kept Werbhn the new boss at Madison Square Garden the P~rates m the contest as At a press conference las! week Werbhn demed Loughery was gomg to replace Reed but after bemg asked tf that could Kuhn allowed JUst three htts Eastern opened the sco n ng he mtcrpreted to mean Reed would be back coaclung the 1 11 the ftrst t nn m ~ b\ pin tne Knicks neMt year he sa td that \\ as up to Mtke Burke the prestdent of the Garden and Eddte Donova n the Kmcks general mana ger The man 1t really "til be up to ts Sonny Werbiln who has oe1er let anyth mg stand m hts ""l of p1oilucmg a wmnet Make no Jmstake about 11 Werblm has the fmal say 1n all By Dona ld Ouddlng mattelS pertau mg to the Garden aRd tha t meludes the The So uthern forna does Ra ngers "ho play !.here as well as the Kmcks He s the one "trolled to an eas) VICtory who approved the spendmg of $1 6 mtllton so the Rangers could I uesda) mg ht as they stgn the t11o talented Swedes Arders Hedbe rg a hd Ull N1lssun defeated host Alexand er 13 a few • eeks ago and now he has hts eye on the Los Angeles 5 Kmgs splendid goa he Rogte Vachon who IS pia) mg out hts Wllh a btg sconng effort 111 option wtlh them the lo un h tontng the Tor lnsofat as the Kmeks ore concerned Werbhn the wa) I hea r nadoes pull ed 1n a nota ble I hna ll) 1\ 0rked out a de.11 wtth Nc~ owner Roy Boe whtch !tvc of their thtrteen runs would sett le a longstandmg mdemmt) deadlock between the puttmg the ga me almost out two teams The Kmcks wou ld get Loughery and those lwo draft of the reach of the Spa rt ans chm ces a nd the Nets wou ld no longer owe lhem anyt hi ng Eleven out of the 17 " ho A£ lor F\eed he " as one of the most popu lar performers the pi a) ed Tues da) nt ght Km cks eve r h td dunng the 10 seasons he pl•yed for them produ ced htts 11 11h J ohn before reurmg m 1975 The fans loved hun par llcula rly after Sa) re lead tn g 11 11h four he lllddc a dramatiC return to actwn m the !mal ga me of the 1 ~70 playoffs with the !.akers .tnd led the Kmcks to their ftrst NBA championship desptte play mg w1th an tn jured htp But when he wok over as coach this season the fans qutckly for'g<>j~a ll he dtd as a player When the Km cks were haVIng troubleWtnmng ear her m the season the fans booed htm and U1e team and Reed ran tnto problems of another kind when he was !toed by Commtsswner I arl) 0 Bnen for cha rgmg ofltctals on the court because he was upset over some of the ir calls As player and captam of the Kmcks Reed had a way of mot1val!ng the team As thetr coach hts efforts have been less successful Hts playe rs don 1 always listen to htm Pnva tel) some of them feel be shows uncerta mty over 1\ hen to ma ke subslltuttons or call tune out 1 n te fact lhe Kmcks compiled thetr best record m fou r years lh ts season has been la rgely dtsco unted by man) who are qutck to pomt out they wee. pia) mg 111 what mtg ht have been Ett ec lt vc ra e w11h com Ute league s weakest dtVISton The actd test for Reed now poun d n g 6 U per ce nt comes m the pla)off s If the Kmcks can a t least ~In the Eastern utlc b) bea ung th e Cava liers and 76er s he ma) be N neh day nt ere\t penalty f W ITh drawn befor e able to keep Ius Jub If nul theresa good chance he II lose Jt er ro r by th e shortstop allowed one run to sc< re and lullow1ng another KO lun Ma) the catcher cracked a double to clea r the bases Metgs got two bac k m the second Chris Tay lor stngled as dtd Mark Mt tch ~Ite r two st ra tgh t out s Ebers bach wa lked tu load the bases and Ttm Hood unloaded wtth a solid smgle to plate two runs Metgs had r unners m scormg pos lion 10 the last With his I"' singl es Ho d faylor Mttch and Kenncd) e !Ch had a stnglc C trl I r) led the \\Ill el S \V Ilh [\II stogies Ma) had hi s d ublc and C'hon k1 hatl a smglc three mmn'gs but m tn 1ged to plat< Just une 111 the sixth Bay An drews led off wtth a stngle and advanced <n an error f I I I UtS followed but Chuck Kcn ned) cam e through wrth (j run J.Hudu(..' mg Me1gs IS nu"' 1 2 tn sr dt the stnglc Eb ersba ch •e nt th e d sta nce fa nnmg etght and wa lkmg seve n Winner Mt kc Borne struck out fuur and walked JUSt th ree m gomg the dista nce also SE0/11 md wttl go to I• gan ~ nda) fo r thm next SEOA I t\ nd r PY. ~ r l lh,.. h Den Talk nl est Ct MClgS 020 001 0- 3 6 1 Athens 400 000 x-4 4 2 F:ber sbac h and Bec ker Bt tile a 1,1 Ma) t,-. .;; Eagles gain first triutpph, 11 to 6 three runs Kevm Buck ley reached base on an error and ca tcher Bna n Btsse ll followed with a stngle Kuhn then cracked a dou ble down the left held line to score two runs and then came home when Rusty Wtga l lashed a stngle The Pu ates ptcked up a run m the secn nd but Eastern got two more 10 the thtrd Steve !title smgled and advanced on an error Two more errors allo wed both runs to scurc No r! 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A pr t 6 L 05 "- q e e s <t Hun gt on 1 p 11 Yo k -~ - --- 14 W e~ t ern Co n '~ Los 1 LO ~ Seartle Su tr e Hern ande l 9 Moor e ( 9 and Rad er ~ o o~ d Myr c k 7l LOC kW OOd ( 8 ) an d Stearn s W Cerone J ?0 Rames sl r01.: k' '' v. alk ed SPECIAL SERVICES FROM THE OEP ARTMENT OF NATU RAL RESOURCES By Greg Bailey fh e Oh1o Department of Natural Resources tODNR) offe rs discounts on fees for use of cerliun state park fa cJlttles [() <Jolden Buckeye Card holders and to Ohioars who are permanently and totall) dtsabled Fee reductions apply to ca mpmg fa etlittes lodge acconunodattons cabtns golf course f JCi ltttes group buildi ng lacthtt es and tours at Malabar Farm State Park fhe Golden Buckeye Program 1s adnnmstered by the Ohio Com rmsSion on Agmg for person s age 65 or older Cards may be obtamed from local semor ctttzen agenctes or the otuo Com nnssmn on Agtng 50 W Broad St 9th Floor Co lwnbus l l1l5 Ohwan s who ha ve been certtfted permanently and total ly disabled by a state or federal agenc y are entttled to the san1e dtscounts offered wG >Iden Buckeye Card holders Those elt gtble can obtatn a DlC'"Il<JUlle-!2asspm t by apply1ng lOth~ DI VISIOn of Park s and He creal on Ohto Department of Natura l llcsources Fountam Square Columbus 43224 Perrnanentl) and Wtally dtsa bled Ohio veterans may ran p fr ee n state parks and ft sh hunt or trap 1111hout a I cense 10 addtllon tu 1ece t vtn~ the same beneftts offered to Golden Bu<ke)e Card hold ers Dtsabled veterans 1\ho \\ant to camp free at stale parks or fi sh hunt or trap without a license llllllit present an eltgtbtlity certificate from the Vetera ns Admm stratwn and addlttona l tdentllt catwn as requ ested I ht se wh c feel the) quahf) ca n recetve an eltgtbth ty ccrt tflcate from the Veterans Admmtstrauon Regwnal Offtce FROM. PICKENS HARDWARE 773 558.i Mason, W. Va. CO MPAR ISON CHAR T 0 II R val ue 1 I I I I II 2 II 3 I II I I I • US FIBER RO CK WO OL FIBER GLASS l hcsc volu l:!t o r e for on e tnc h of loose f II ms u l at ton ' City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 lst ~treet Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 - ~ �2- The Datly Sent tnel Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 , Wednesday,Aprtl12 978 . r========================= peopletalk ij Washington 8) 4 larcnce ~ Report Miller By KENNETH R CLARK Lnlted Press lntrrnauunal OSCAR S ENEMY Ftrst Wnnd1 ~lit n snubbed the Academ) Awards ceremomes - "t "lmh h< nonethe less was a btg wtnner - saymg the boys tn hts Ne" York Ctty band needed hull on clarmet Now - to the wrathful consternahon of some top execs at Uruted Artists whic h produced his award wmnmg Anme Hall he s launched a full scale bo) cott of the Oscars at lhe thea ter lc\el Allen fo rbtds the hstmg of Anme s Acad cn~; A11ards atam lheatcrshow1ng lhe film threatens to yank the mm 1e the da1 after Oscar appears on anvbody s marquee BARE IS BEAUTUFUI Janu s Will s I) s his bodv tsn t near!) as offensl\e as most of tht stuff no" bemg peddled on Clucago s newsstands and he S"l s he h ts a nght to bare 1t wtthout policr hara,srnent The 54 l ear"ld sun 11orshtpper has ftled sutt askmg a dedarato l Judgmen barrmg the ell\ from barrmg hun from baskmg m the buff thts swnmer on Lake Mtchtgan s beaches Sa) s he \ soctet) m whtch pornography seems to be a consututt ona h protected growth il)dustr) can hardl) tondemn the be st f 1r 1 of nudtt) GLIMPSES Stage mother Tt rn Sht elds - tht c• reer of her 12 )ear-old daughte t BnXJke Sha Ids n " assured - IS making her own ftlm debut a, a lipS\ Grc><mml Vtllage partygoer 10 Kmg of the G1 pstes HIlL" Sp. aktr Th nnas Ttp 0 Netll recetved Uw Good Scout awar I l'uesrtm n Nell York from lhe Bo) Scouts of Amenca Bt ll l\11s ()u" n Ehzabeth ha s a new press sec retan - pohttc tl hr II< r au 11 r Mlrhael Shea who pens Iu s prose under the n 11111 f Mtrharl Sm<lrur Mamie EJscnh J1A er JOUrne, el r mI Ll l rlll It Grthsburg Pa to Palm Desert Ca hf ~ attt nd the It It llton toda) of a new $11 nnlhon \1 ung ttthe E1 >1 nh Bus m e~~ 1 1 \1 I t1 center ltul. n l IT ,,~/ung1tlll ! It uulow Taxes: Who is hit the hardest? people earmng $14 000 a ) ear don t fee l wealth y even though logtc dtctates half their fello11 Amertcans were " orse off Smce hts electton Ca rter has backed ne w Soctal Secunll and 011 taxes and called for mcome tax reform so that most of those earmng less than $30 000 a year would pav less l'he Hepubhcan posttton backed b) stallsttcs from the IRS 1tself 1s that the lower and mtddle mcome groups have had Utelr sha re of taxatwn mcreased m recent l ears whtle the extremely nch and extreme!) poor get off hghter Anord 111g to Republican congressiona l stal~er Paul Cratg Roberts wnt g 111 the March tssue of Har s IRS statist icS for 1975 show the top half 111 111co me - !.hose at about $9 000 a year or mo re pa y almn•1 93 percent of the 111come taxes Th e top 10 percent those wtlh adj usted gr oss mcome of $23 420 or more paJ half Conversely those earntog over $59 338 pa) 18 7 percent of 111 ncome By IRA R ALLEN WASHINGTON tUPll That unpleasant April nte pa) n g 1ncome taxe s rs ac compamed tillS elec t wn )ear bv a new catchphrase onCapnol Htll The ta x burden seems to be the la test to pi C for mag az me and new spa per analvses and poltllcal debate that IS the questiOn of wluth class of taxpavers IS shouldermg the heaVIest load of those ugly taxes Depending on wh tch set of clauns ts put forward and whtch class one be longs to the ans11er seems perfectly ob\Oous - l ou are pa)'lll!l more than )Our share whtle the other gul ts getung all the breaks The genesiS of the current debate came n Ihe 19"6 prestdenttal carnpatgn when Jtmm v Carter sa td he would Lax most heavil) those wtth htgher tha n th e medtan mt ome apparently \11thout realiZi ng he wa s ta lktng about e\ er} one ee~ rnrng more than about $H 000 a year The Repubhcans JUmped all over hun f01 that recogmzmg that •d Copper Inaniiiken gu1 e to comfortable CI0 thmg o B) LeROY POPE UPI Busmess Wnt cr NEW YORK 1UPI - The bewtldenn g 1a net 1 d synthel!c fabn cs a1ailabl e 10 garments po ses 1 dilemma for the shopper Which of these mtra cle matenals 1s rectll} ""ann l 1 cool" Sh opp ers at one time depended on 11 001 t cntent as lhe best mdex to the \1 armth of a garment and Jooked to cotton for warm weather comfort But more JJld more garments are fashioned of synthetics ' The Amertcan Sooet) of Heatmg Refn ger tUng and Atr Conditwnmg Engmeers thinks the answer ma1 hun ge on a Copper manmkto conta1mn g • n:struments l 1ndltH n ~ the associatiOn bt.ofl! t. ._ ~ th t tndt x label ca n be ' tlu tbi< 10 shoppers and to lh t: ga1ment 1ndustn Some ' ea rs ago refngerat 1ng eng neers 11orked 1p an arttfl ctal cloth msul 1t1 n 11ea~uremen t umt ' "lied t1 <lo for use 10 res<arth 1 1k J< mess od tl an ASHRAE meet ng 111 Atlanta ear iter til ts vcar "here the mann1ken " 1s demonstrated the clo 1 tlue of a garment ( an be mrasured at sub zero tcmpual urc s and m an arliftu l llO 1111e an hour wmd t glltht Itbel measurement Produc "A a labe l for each garment ''' le 1s not pracllcal beca tL'e fabncs and garment structures and shapes behave dtfferenth under wmd and hwm dlll condt twns and 11 IS not p. ss ble to measure a smgl< 1alue ~ h t ch ~111 tell pr euS< 1\ ho • much lhermal p1 otecuon a garment 11111 g11e u n~er all poss tble condtllons Jonnes Sa)d Ho" e1 er he sa1d tt IS not des tgned to measure th< warmth qualll1 of an) garment Researehers sav a ~ a rmth mdex can be easth de1 eloped and should be used Ill sta ndard la beling of garments as IS Lhe fiber content present!) reqmred by neLessan to measure e\er ) law It IS ex pecte d the garment st) lc Close enough manmken also wtll be used to ap pro x mat10ns can be develop an mdex to mdtcate ac h t e~ed s mph b) draptog how cool a garment IS the copper maruukm w1th the Nels Jonnes a techn cal fabncs and testung their m spectah•1 m the field for 3M sul allng quaht) und er Co tn St Paul sa1d past var u u ~ u md1t1 ons then efforts at consumer labelmg rea c h tng rea so nabl) of warmth fa ctors ha 1e fa iled act urat e mtlex le1 ds because the) 11 ere not \n)onr can see "hether supported b1 a full wmd ISgL 1ng to blo11 Ill at the under standtn g of the nec k ur up the sleeves of a problem garment but fe11 of us ca n He srud heat transfer 1s look 11 the base rnatenal and knowr m engmeermg schools metk e an <Ktu ra tt e guess as one of the most dtfftcult ab uL '" tn sul auo n courses Heat transfer un ' tpolnl l\ he satd clothing he satd IS even 'II w " ne btg stumbling more complex than m most bloc k md~str lal processes 1l1e ( pp ~ r manm km \o\ llh What the assooat on ts 11> <ontr ,lied en w onment aunmg at ftr st IS an average ttnd ~~~ d m: an d ~Jec trom c warmth mdex that can be mstrumcntat10n ma) cost calculated numer cally and 11 e ll t 1er SlO O000 an d the mdex figure put on the prob<•bl) onI)''"' tests ada) label for the garment at the can be run on 11 so there are factor y Althou~h 1t won t be fE·\~ suLh system s 10 an mlallible gutde for all ' x ~;1en c J mnes smd Berry's World The real vtllam according to cnltcs of both the current system an d Carter s tax proposals ts mllatwn As people earn more money the) get pushed mto htgher tax brackets, although thetr higher mcomes don t g1ve th em any more wealth because prtces ar e rtsmg at the same ttme Everythmg thus stays the same except the taxes In some cases tn thi s debate opponents are tossmg statJsttcal apples and oranges al each other But 10 any event 1t does seem clear the system ts workmg as 10tended - taxmg those wtth higher mcomes at higher rates At the same tun e mfl a t10n caused brack et creep ts lea vm g people worse off than they were at lower tocomes and feelmg abused by the tax system Ard the real problem for pohtletans as they face re electiOn ts convtncmg people struggl mg to rruse a famtly on $15 000 or $20 000 that sta ttstJcally at least - lhey are rtch them Lighter side Celluloid sage brush revisited ~. 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Nostahga qwz I Who was the first moVJe cowljoy to Jump his horse 1St iver Ktng ) thr ough a wmdow tnto a room full of baddies and also to spm htS gun on the table before sending some desperado to his last reward' 2 Whtch movte cowboy used to nearl y gtve hts fans heart failure by venturtog tn to obvtously parlous s1tuatwns wtthout ca rrymg a gun' 3 What mov te co"b<l'l' occas10 na ll y un 11 ra pped a sttek of gum JUSt before a gun ftght? U you ans wer Fred Thompson Hoot Gtbson and Ttm McCoy to these questions )OU do so at your owr mk These btls of trtvta were recollected by early western film bulls whose mernon es are about all reliable as a saloon gtrl s chasttty vows I mention them now only because they are among the more !aUtble of the obJecttons raised agamst my recent selection of the stx all-ttme best movte cowboys For the record I ranked Hoot Gtbson Tom MIX and Buck Jones as the creme de Ia creme wtth Ttm McCoy Ken Maynard and Bob Steele formm g lhe second echelon You wouldn t believe some of the ridiculous letters I have reeetved challengmg these chotces A Fort Lauderdale reader argued that Th ompso n belonged m the front rank lor reasons ctted m Questton I Tommyrot 1 Show me a movte cowboy who tw1rls his gun on the table before a shoot-out and I U show you a neurotic exhJbJllomst A New Yor k reader sought to disquali fy Gtbson lor reasons ctted m Questton 2 He tmplted tha t Gtbson s habit of gotog about unarmed was neurotic exhtbtttontsm Poppycock' Hoot Gibson was one of the most rattonal wranglers who ever pounded leather If ever you sa11 him with out a gun belt you may be sure he was carryin g a co ncea led weaoon converston program between 1978 and 1985 as htgh as $134 7 btllton The 112 day UMW coal strtke also pointed up the problem of relytng on a single domesllc energy source that ts prone to labor stabtltty How labor unrest can be quelled to the years ahead to ensure a steady reltable coal supply ts only now getttog attentton Last month a Prestdenttal commtsston was formed to come up wtth a poltcy to settle mme safety disputes tncrease mine produ ctiVIt y and r esolve hngertng pensiOn problems &th the Clean Atr Act which requtres utthttes to mstall expenstve stack scrubbers and the new strip nune control law that tm poses tougher reclamation standards could tmped e coni erswn to coal and make coal generated el ectrt cJty more costly and less com· pettltve m th e energy market A less publtctzed obstacle to tmplementmg crash coal productiOn ts the substanttal mvestment tt r equ~res m local communtty develop ment Most Appalachtan commuruttes stmply do not have the bastc pubhc servtces and lactlt!Jes to handle the demands a masstve mOux of mmers and mlnmg acttvtttes wtll cause Upgradmg the reg ton s health trans por tatJ o n edu ca ti on housmg water and se wer servtces will be expenstve yet no commttment has been made lo help pl a n a'n d prov tde for thts kmd of development To a Nation rUMtng out of energy opttons Amertca s vast coal deposits as the Prestdent wisely recogmzes oan and should be used to the fullesl The problems With • usmg more coal are compl ex : and dtfltcult but they are nol wsurmo untable For the United States to get the most out of coa l however, a more st r uctu r ed coor din a ted policy tha t more closely reflects the unlque charactertst les and problems of coal and the mdustry that mmes 1t • wtll be needed • TV .• .m Review A£ lor the tJdbtt m Questton 3 that carne from a Johnny Mack Browr partisa n who ts of all things female What would g~rls know about movte cowboys for pete s sake' She Inte rpr eted Ttm McCoy s gum-<!hewmg as a nervo us mannert srn th at tipped off the audtence (and his anlagomsts) that he was about to draw Ba lderdash McCoy lhe master of w1ld west insouctance was merely flauntmg hts cool before a showdowr to When tt comes mt sg utd ed c rttt e ts m however none could match the sheer blindness of a California read er who mststed th at Dt ck Foran belonged on the all lim e movte cowbo~ roster Dtck Foran who was btlled as The Smgmg Cowboy Dt ck Fo ra n who once crooned My Ltttle Buckeroo m a horse opera D1ck Foran who m the film R1de em Cowboy mtrod uced the ballad I U Remember Apnl thal has become a cocktatl ptamst standard That Dtck Foran In ttme perhaps the top of my list wtll undergo reeva lu ation But Foran s place a I !lie bottom tS forever secure The Almanac United Press International Today IS Wednesday April 12 the 102nd da y of 1978 wtth 263 to follow The moon ts approaching 1ts f1rst quarter The m o~m g star JS Mercury The evening sta rs are Mars Venus Juptter and Saturn Those born on thts date are under the stgn of Artes Atnerlco n sta tesman Henry Clay was born Aprtl 12 1777 On thts day m history In 1861 the Civil War began wh en Confederate troops opened fire on Fort Sumter sc ' In 1945 Prestdent FranKlin D Roosevelt dJed at Warm Sprmgs Ga About three hours later V1ce Prestdent Harry Truman was sworn m as chief executtve By JOAN HANAUER UP! Televisiuo Writer NEWYORK t liPI)- The 19n 78prJJDe tune season IS over and ABC has won 1 That was how an ABC memo on the Ntelsen ratings began and whtle the cla un may be premature there s no doubt that s the way tt wtll all come out Whe n the season ends depends on who s countung ffht m the week ending April 9 28 sh ows were on repea ~ wtth only a handful of the programs whose seaso n began m September 77 sttll offertng new segments th tS far unto 78 There s no way CBS or NBC can catch up wtth ABC which now owns a 20 8 raung for the season and a J3 7 percent share of the audience ABC also won th e week past With 1ts broadcll8t of the !iOth annua l Academy Awards the top show of the week Wtth a 36 3 ratmg ahd a 68 percent share of the audtence ABC estima tes that more than 70mtUton vtewers tuned m to watch Oscar (and Vanessa and Paddy) perform The season-t ~ate scores for the ruMers-up show CBS m second place and NBC m third and tt will take a Herculean effort for NBC to overtake CBS - although rertamly the network hopes to do so wtth such upcorrung blockbusters as The Holoeaust and m May a televtston ltlm based on the nove l Wheels NBC dtd overtake CBS for second place m the week just past tn part thanks to Helen Hayes and Fred Astatre m A Famtly Upstde Down which rated among the lop 10 Another top 10 scorer was NBC s Project UFO ' whtch brmgs up the questwn of lead ms and lead outs It tS the conventional wtsdom of televlllton programmmg that the success of a show depends m part on what went on dtrecUy before 11 and what dtreeUy follows Quest ton D1d Project UFO serve as a lead~n bwldmg a good audtence fo• Helen Hayes and Fred Astatre or did HayesAstatre provtde a classy leado()Ut followmg on the extraterres!Jallootsteps of UFO' Only the Shadow knows The Barbara Walters spectal had one of tis best outmgs wtth a 34 percent share of the audience Among the programs to make thetr debuts m the week past CBS had great success with AIIUI2mg Sptderman ' the chap who got bttten by a radioactive sptder and wound up eighth m the rattogs Other good begmrungs were racked up for ABC s 'Harvey Korman Show to a three-way tie for ninth place, and the networks Pat Boone and Family which tied lor 31st but scored a J3 perrent share of the audience in Its time period DIS8ppotnlrnents lor CBS were the openings of The Ted Knight Show and Another Day both of which were In the bottom 10 Among tbe new shows to come along late in the season The Incredible Hulk continues to score ina-edible ratings, How the West Was Won remains a wtMer, • Fantasy Island isn t fantast ic but certainly it s respectable, as is • A E S Hudson St Even Rtchle Brockehnan, Private Eye Is domg well enough for a possible return next fall Baby I m Back probably won t be, and neither w!U Dallas tf tt doesn t score higher The Sam ratings are for the dogs Husbands Wives and Lovers looks like splltsville, Young Pioneers are still scratching to get started and Quark Js right out there with the Interstellar garbage The top network programs lor the week ending AprU 9, according to the A C N1elsen Co were I Academy Awards 2 Laverne &. Shirley 3 Three's Com pany 4 J;Jappy Da)'ll , 5 Cher Special 8 • Family Upstde Down 7 Project UFO", S Amaz1nc Splderman' 9 (3-way lie) M-A..S.H , 'Harvey Korman Show and Charlie s Angets ' By Greg Bailey A last mntng gasp by vtsttmg Metgs fell shott last mght as t he Mara uders record fell to 3 3 when host Athens squeaked by wtth a 4 3 wm The Bulldogs scored all of thetr runs tn the ftrst m mng and all were unearned The hrst three batters for the Bulldogs walked as Metgs hurler and loser T1m Ebers bach couldn t seem to fmd the range After a st r~ke out an Sport Parade ----"'} lilt.: Thai s a g.ood one M1 Begrn Don 1 take awa y my s 1/IPmenls or my gus lo ' taxes and the lowest 2S percent of meome earners pay only four-tenths of I percent of the total Carter s tax reform w1th 1ts rum of closmg loopholes a nd endm g ce rtam ded ud tons Roberts says hits the mtddle mcome group harder than the n ch ahd ts a nothe r tndt cat to n of runa11ay greed m Waslung ton But a recent report based on ftgures from the Treasury Departm ent and th e Brookm gs ln s!tt ut wn a liberal th unk tank sho" s th at the mtddle mcome family eamto g between $10 000 and $12 000 a xear p~ys the lowest per ce nt ~ tncome about 30 percent - for aU ta xes combtned federal state local mcome property and 0 sales All the other groups rtcher or poorer pay a ht gher percentage of mcome The reason mtddle class people pay so great a share of taxes goes t he hber al anaylsts IS sunply because !.here are so many more of A year ago thts month Prestdent Carter proclaimed the moral equtvalent of war aga tnst the country s energy cns1s The program he sent Congress proposed that Amen cans team to hve wtth less energy and use 11 more efft ctently The PreSident gave httle cuunlenance to stepped up domesttc energy production except th at IS for coal whtch he wants to force uttlittes to bum mstead of 011 and gas Nmety per cent of th e Na tiOn s energy rese rves conSJsts of coal At current productton rates experts say we have enough coa l to last fo r centur~es It ts wtth this vast potenttal m mmd that Pres1dent Carter proposes to nearly double coal product Jon by 1985 from the 673 mtllion tons mtned last year to I 25 btllion tons Commendabl) the PresJdent wants most of that added produ ction to come from the eqstern mme fi elds tn Appalachia Sm ce the 1973 otl embargo coal has been the Oagshlp fo r a new nattonal energy pohcy Yet the Admmt st ratl on s ambthous plan for coal has come under heavy ftre as bemg too unrealislic and va gue \\ tlhout a more thoughtful comprehenstve approach cnttcs say the Admtntstratton ts expectmg too much from coal Last Fa ll a General Aceountmg Offtce study concluded that doubled coal productiOn 10 seven years JUst "til not happen because at every stage of tis development coa l has problems & tn mtnto g re ftnJOg t r ans port ing stortng and burntng In dustry experts also questton whether enough mi ners trans port at ion factl11 1es machtnery and ca pttal are avatlable to push production schedules Th e Bureau of Mt nes reports that 254 new mtncs wtll have to be opened 157 000 new mmers recrmted and $16 btlhon tn capnal raJsed JUs! to produce l btlhon tons of coa l by 1985 The Washmgton based Hen tage Foundation places the total cost of the Prestdent s coal Athens nips Meigs, 4-3 Today's " By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEWYORKI UPI) - Pretty soon now theNe11 York Kmcks could be saytng good b) e to Wtlhs Reed A couple pf lusses to Cleveland m the nex t few mghts may mean the end of him as their coach All the Km cks have to do IS be elunmated ear ly m the NBA playoffs by e1ther the Cavaliers m the ftrst round or the Ph tladelphta 76ers m the second tf they make 1! that far and theresa strong posstbtllty that Reed wtll be patd off on the two remammg yea rs of hts con tract Desptte demals from upstatrs hts would be successor alread) has been ptcked out It s Kevm Loughery coach of the New Jerse) Nets a!1a hts By Greg Bailey conung over lo the Kmcks would be part of a terntortal The Eastern Eagles pic ked tndemmhcatwn settlement between1he !11 0 teams 10 whtch up their f~rst wm of the the Kmcks also would gam the nghts to the Nets hrst round season last mght by knocktog draft ptck m June plu~ the1r f1r st round select ton nex t year That s lhe mformalwn 1 get from an excellent source and off vtstltog North Galha 11-6 what 11 all b01ls dowr to ts tha t despite the fact the Kntcks 10 a game ca lled aft er SIX posted their best record m four )Cars thts season and are mntngs because of '!larkness engagmg tn their f1r st playoff 10 three years startmg tomght 1n Sentor co ca ptato Joe Kuhn cane on tn relief of starter Cleveland Willis Reed rna) be out uf a JObsoo n Whclher he s aware of 1t or not he II be on tnal dunng the Jeff Ktmes tn Ihe second tnn mg and d1d an adnnrable pl•yuffs jub tn ptckmg up the wm I he man who 1s to be h s JUdge and Jury the one who II make Kuhn fann ed ftve but 11 a lked lhe ulttma te decJston as to whether he stays or goes 1s Sonny twe lve l'he free passes kept Werbhn the new boss at Madison Square Garden the P~rates m the contest as At a press conference las! week Werbhn demed Loughery was gomg to replace Reed but after bemg asked tf that could Kuhn allowed JUst three htts Eastern opened the sco n ng he mtcrpreted to mean Reed would be back coaclung the 1 11 the ftrst t nn m ~ b\ pin tne Knicks neMt year he sa td that \\ as up to Mtke Burke the prestdent of the Garden and Eddte Donova n the Kmcks general mana ger The man 1t really "til be up to ts Sonny Werbiln who has oe1er let anyth mg stand m hts ""l of p1oilucmg a wmnet Make no Jmstake about 11 Werblm has the fmal say 1n all By Dona ld Ouddlng mattelS pertau mg to the Garden aRd tha t meludes the The So uthern forna does Ra ngers "ho play !.here as well as the Kmcks He s the one "trolled to an eas) VICtory who approved the spendmg of $1 6 mtllton so the Rangers could I uesda) mg ht as they stgn the t11o talented Swedes Arders Hedbe rg a hd Ull N1lssun defeated host Alexand er 13 a few • eeks ago and now he has hts eye on the Los Angeles 5 Kmgs splendid goa he Rogte Vachon who IS pia) mg out hts Wllh a btg sconng effort 111 option wtlh them the lo un h tontng the Tor lnsofat as the Kmeks ore concerned Werbhn the wa) I hea r nadoes pull ed 1n a nota ble I hna ll) 1\ 0rked out a de.11 wtth Nc~ owner Roy Boe whtch !tvc of their thtrteen runs would sett le a longstandmg mdemmt) deadlock between the puttmg the ga me almost out two teams The Kmcks wou ld get Loughery and those lwo draft of the reach of the Spa rt ans chm ces a nd the Nets wou ld no longer owe lhem anyt hi ng Eleven out of the 17 " ho A£ lor F\eed he " as one of the most popu lar performers the pi a) ed Tues da) nt ght Km cks eve r h td dunng the 10 seasons he pl•yed for them produ ced htts 11 11h J ohn before reurmg m 1975 The fans loved hun par llcula rly after Sa) re lead tn g 11 11h four he lllddc a dramatiC return to actwn m the !mal ga me of the 1 ~70 playoffs with the !.akers .tnd led the Kmcks to their ftrst NBA championship desptte play mg w1th an tn jured htp But when he wok over as coach this season the fans qutckly for'g<>j~a ll he dtd as a player When the Km cks were haVIng troubleWtnmng ear her m the season the fans booed htm and U1e team and Reed ran tnto problems of another kind when he was !toed by Commtsswner I arl) 0 Bnen for cha rgmg ofltctals on the court because he was upset over some of the ir calls As player and captam of the Kmcks Reed had a way of mot1val!ng the team As thetr coach hts efforts have been less successful Hts playe rs don 1 always listen to htm Pnva tel) some of them feel be shows uncerta mty over 1\ hen to ma ke subslltuttons or call tune out 1 n te fact lhe Kmcks compiled thetr best record m fou r years lh ts season has been la rgely dtsco unted by man) who are qutck to pomt out they wee. pia) mg 111 what mtg ht have been Ett ec lt vc ra e w11h com Ute league s weakest dtVISton The actd test for Reed now poun d n g 6 U per ce nt comes m the pla)off s If the Kmcks can a t least ~In the Eastern utlc b) bea ung th e Cava liers and 76er s he ma) be N neh day nt ere\t penalty f W ITh drawn befor e able to keep Ius Jub If nul theresa good chance he II lose Jt er ro r by th e shortstop allowed one run to sc< re and lullow1ng another KO lun Ma) the catcher cracked a double to clea r the bases Metgs got two bac k m the second Chris Tay lor stngled as dtd Mark Mt tch ~Ite r two st ra tgh t out s Ebers bach wa lked tu load the bases and Ttm Hood unloaded wtth a solid smgle to plate two runs Metgs had r unners m scormg pos lion 10 the last With his I"' singl es Ho d faylor Mttch and Kenncd) e !Ch had a stnglc C trl I r) led the \\Ill el S \V Ilh [\II stogies Ma) had hi s d ublc and C'hon k1 hatl a smglc three mmn'gs but m tn 1ged to plat< Just une 111 the sixth Bay An drews led off wtth a stngle and advanced <n an error f I I I UtS followed but Chuck Kcn ned) cam e through wrth (j run J.Hudu(..' mg Me1gs IS nu"' 1 2 tn sr dt the stnglc Eb ersba ch •e nt th e d sta nce fa nnmg etght and wa lkmg seve n Winner Mt kc Borne struck out fuur and walked JUSt th ree m gomg the dista nce also SE0/11 md wttl go to I• gan ~ nda) fo r thm next SEOA I t\ nd r PY. ~ r l lh,.. h Den Talk nl est Ct MClgS 020 001 0- 3 6 1 Athens 400 000 x-4 4 2 F:ber sbac h and Bec ker Bt tile a 1,1 Ma) t,-. .;; Eagles gain first triutpph, 11 to 6 three runs Kevm Buck ley reached base on an error and ca tcher Bna n Btsse ll followed with a stngle Kuhn then cracked a dou ble down the left held line to score two runs and then came home when Rusty Wtga l lashed a stngle The Pu ates ptcked up a run m the secn nd but Eastern got two more 10 the thtrd Steve !title smgled and advanced on an error Two more errors allo wed both runs to scurc No r! h Galh a committed seven err rs 111 the coniest 1 he Ptrates t ed the game 10 the founh when they il ssell Wt ga and J eff G ebcl each had a st ngle pushed acruss ft ur ru ns l'he without-t he a1d of a base htl After a walk Kuhn got twu I JS ng pitcher 'A as Petne wh wa s relieved b) Cal \In Mtnm s I ogethe r the) outs but a n erro r two wa lks humcd hve tnd "'a Iked th ee a ft elde r s choice ancl anot her e1n 1 knotted !he score Eastern won the game b) plat mg stx btg runs 1n the f1fth fh e big blow of the mn ng was a double b) Mark Gtl hlan ltttle led the hitters wtth three Singles while Kuhn had a double and Single Gtlltlan had hts double ond Rorkle1 Ju otlcc led the hitt ers wnh lw( smglcs v.tule Huv. t: ll hctd the •I he hI J Single East ern r<Jvels to S\ n 11es Va ley l'hu sda ) Nu11h ( alim 010 401-" 3 " lastetn 30 2060- 1 1~6 Petne I P 1 Mtnm s t5 1and Dav s Ktmes Kuhn 2 wp l and Bl ~st.: ll Southern bombs Spartans, 13-5 INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit 1,000 M1mmum 1 Yr. 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A pr t 6 L 05 "- q e e s <t Hun gt on 1 p 11 Yo k -~ - --- 14 W e~ t ern Co n '~ Los 1 LO ~ Seartle Su tr e Hern ande l 9 Moor e ( 9 and Rad er ~ o o~ d Myr c k 7l LOC kW OOd ( 8 ) an d Stearn s W Cerone J ?0 Rames sl r01.: k' '' v. alk ed SPECIAL SERVICES FROM THE OEP ARTMENT OF NATU RAL RESOURCES By Greg Bailey fh e Oh1o Department of Natural Resources tODNR) offe rs discounts on fees for use of cerliun state park fa cJlttles [() <Jolden Buckeye Card holders and to Ohioars who are permanently and totall) dtsabled Fee reductions apply to ca mpmg fa etlittes lodge acconunodattons cabtns golf course f JCi ltttes group buildi ng lacthtt es and tours at Malabar Farm State Park fhe Golden Buckeye Program 1s adnnmstered by the Ohio Com rmsSion on Agmg for person s age 65 or older Cards may be obtamed from local semor ctttzen agenctes or the otuo Com nnssmn on Agtng 50 W Broad St 9th Floor Co lwnbus l l1l5 Ohwan s who ha ve been certtfted permanently and total ly disabled by a state or federal agenc y are entttled to the san1e dtscounts offered wG >Iden Buckeye Card holders Those elt gtble can obtatn a DlC'"Il<JUlle-!2asspm t by apply1ng lOth~ DI VISIOn of Park s and He creal on Ohto Department of Natura l llcsources Fountam Square Columbus 43224 Perrnanentl) and Wtally dtsa bled Ohio veterans may ran p fr ee n state parks and ft sh hunt or trap 1111hout a I cense 10 addtllon tu 1ece t vtn~ the same beneftts offered to Golden Bu<ke)e Card hold ers Dtsabled veterans 1\ho \\ant to camp free at stale parks or fi sh hunt or trap without a license llllllit present an eltgtbtlity certificate from the Vetera ns Admm stratwn and addlttona l tdentllt catwn as requ ested I ht se wh c feel the) quahf) ca n recetve an eltgtbth ty ccrt tflcate from the Veterans Admmtstrauon Regwnal Offtce FROM. PICKENS HARDWARE 773 558.i Mason, W. Va. CO MPAR ISON CHAR T 0 II R val ue 1 I I I I II 2 II 3 I II I I I • US FIBER RO CK WO OL FIBER GLASS l hcsc volu l:!t o r e for on e tnc h of loose f II ms u l at ton ' City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 lst ~treet Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 - ~ �' ~ - The Dolly St•ntinel, Middleport -Pomeroy, 0 ., Wed nesday , April 12. 1978 ~ --·-· -..- -·- - ·r\ •wt•v Hurt 1111 tu I'\' \ ' I t' \\ ·· Tlw S1bl t·.\ Sl;wk. ~\ 1 ~- 1\na (;rcat. Hmlruull Bi!W ar''. :md lla 11l111 a~ t'tt·lw:-.ll':-.:-t':-o. l'ro· , -· f ·s ocial ' I I. " en' .I ' .. ..... ,t; I 1: .Mr~ . Ci:! rl llurk~ l' Ca.<-: t ! 1 D" Ttl t'.'-'lllll l'!l; ." dar I Cal WEll.N ESlJAY HECl ' I.AH Mf.ET 1N(; , I'I>IIICI'l•l' l'ha pler BO. HA M. Wl'dm,~da~'. i 30 p 111. w1th rrgtrlar mrettn~ uf Bosworth l'uUIII'Ii 46, H&SM, 8.15 p.lll .. • "' l t~nlpk I '0\/!"HO\' · 'I lllll/.E POl \'!'. I.HHI:- 1'\ulJ. 111 '(' 11 • .: · \\ vdnv:-.d<1~ it! tlH• \lt 'lL:~ Inn • • ~, ; !: · .,. "• :· · ... ~ .. -!'' j •' f'H~E CEHVICAI. ca neer dm 1 cfnrMt· t ~sare~l women. l,·1l· "·~ ftt'riHWil at W"<l ... lll'"., C fil'alh \Jnitl'd Method lSI t11urth 1n Middleport: . fur e:.dl 992-7531 da ti~. or 992-S!i:l2. weekends appu lntml' nt nr t·wn<ng>. ~ \t I FHIIMY I n :T U H tl. !l II I F /' ll li T I./IT II \H\' \'I I' ll ; :lll \\ t•dnt• . . d:l~ at tht• l;ollll' tlf .I ON,\'/' II ,\ N ~. '• • . J •,,• •j ~ • •' NOW! SED PRICES ARE IN :.'' SHOP IN POINT PLEASANT OR MASON ,,I 9t l5' Value ,_ Pig. CEMETERY VASE POT HOLDERS 3 Regular '1.19 ss~ $}00 fo1 '.' . FLOWER FILLED WESTERN EDWOOD 1,1 I ,J "''''<'' ·I '~ ___.-· THICK VELOUR CANNON · Holds 2 People SAVE '6.00 121! 2 Wood•lat1 ' Shipment Has Arrind SETTEE .~, S2Q99 BAlli TOWELS 1 ~~ . ;.:~.,,!,' .,:,," ;.~: $1100 -t- , 1 ~l SunOl!~ '1'> 1()"' !l,r,. ~·o ... JIXI \'"" Set or 3 . Wooden KITCHEN SPOONS REG. 79' 39 Jl ~~ t f· ~ 3 fo r $500 ~:,.. 1 on tnts srvt1st· Mac111ne wtln our e, c1us1ve By Hi,l.n o.,ud ourronhorer . a Iron\ diOP' tn bobtJ.n bu1l t tn l tQ·l ag . ' <;trel ch and bl1nd hern· s!i tc:nes ~ a de $466 or Green 111 d Wh ite FLOWER POTS l'lh1le they IJ1t $6 99 60"" Lightwe!ght Knits !12·· Qiana 4o·· Polyesler G1berdine Pli ~~e 60"" l.aC't' Knits THE FABRIC SALE PRICED • Poly lain • Blister R"i1Iin1 MANFREIJ LAYNE TO SPEAK - Manfred Langer of Ironton will be gu es t speaker or the Gallipoli s Chrl s llan Church, Sunday, April 16. lie will be speaking on Creationism vs. Evolution. Morning worship scrvlc•·s tiO :l>l he will speak on Genesis and their Geological Influence. The pre-session at 6 p.m. will be on Theisti c Evolution - / ) SHOP· PAINT BRU~HES .t. PP~ OV £ 0 2nd St ., Pomeroy '"'0111 Dt:A LEII ,.,, I' ' . "''l> ·~' UP ' •"'{~""•" . ,.._'t-v•• ~ ,e(:'••' ~' . •" • ~<""' •'' TO 10"xl2 " • ,;p'', • , Wants to Preserve In Plastic Your Favorite Newspaper Clipping Permanently 3"x5" S3.00 P/.us Postage . Smaller $2.00 Plus Postage 41741 t I How Many, Send a Clipping For Each . Nam• · - - - - - - Add ress• - -- - - - City _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ------------:J Send Your Clippings, Pay later L Slate '-----...;;,;;,;.:,;....:..;::.;,...;::;,;,::;,:;,;,~:;,:_,;.,;;;,:..~.;.:,-4-_~- Lr;Y BELL Zip_ '139 WHOLE r ~th ·Rae me, 0. & Pearl •' HFKF ' I TI'IPt Thur sday . April 11 th ru Ap rr l l:l lh · CHICKEN .....•.:.....................................';1!-.49 e ('UT UP CHICKEN .................... . SELF RISING 25 lb . Bag '2" FRANKS. ............................................'!!,. •1 .•29 CUBE STEAK .............. ..................~~} 1.49 PORK &BEANS ·7· 9~ 2 .. ~ .... 2 LB. •1.49 BACO •••••••••••••••••••• TOMATOES ..............................~-~'.39'... LIVER PUDDING LB '1 29 FACIAL TISSUES RED P.OTAfOES:.......................~~: 5' .___ __..._....;...··--···--···--~··--···--···--···.;..;.···.;..;.····;.;.;.···-·;·-·__. 59~ 7fJ HAM DELICACY................................ LB. '1.39 WHITE Rtqhf Reserved To l•m• l Oua nt tf tes WE Gla dly Accept Fed Food Sta mps Monday thru Fr1 day 9:00 I ll 7 00 Si'1lurd.1y Q t---------~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~ · VANCAMP 00 9 00 200 Count ti ll' hnl'f!v rner 1 d .x: r ~ tl m •t:t ur. . Wt.' l"l' I 1~'t " I JI"Oilt' d fl ower s _ pn· p an~ l lry l.u ndll'OII wJth Mr s. SIJI"III g l' al r it·k da ught t•r , Susan M w w. or1 M11n da y, April /0, at H"sp1 lal. Sill' \.\'l' tgheli L' lg h 1 pou!lds . ol.llll't ' ;nul was l1111g . Mr. cmd H t· t.ri'llt 'l' Mr ~. ~0 IIH: hcs Hwh<:lrd tr f S! tlm~ y ami Mr and Mrs . 11lber1 Housh of H ~~ utf ~ . flollll'l'o ) ar e th L ' j.( l'i:l lltlll<ll'l' lll.'i. 2Bolb. x PINK GRAPEFRUIT...., ... 89~ 12 o z. KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLE 3 lb. BAG 79~ PAPER PLATES • Can $}29 WINEsAP APPLES. ~-~~..99~ DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE •••••••••:~:. 79' • 12 oz . 3 LB. TEEN QUEEN SHORTENING •• ;:~. $1.39 SALAD DRESSING ••••••••• .-•••••••••••.••J::. $1.39 49 OZ. OXYDOt SOAP POWDER.!~~.~'! •. sl.29 46 TOMATO JUICE ••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••.•••••••••• 69' oz. ;\ltMOUil HOAST BEEF WITH GRAVY •••••••••••••••.••••.•• :~: •• 99' 32 oz. ~RAFT MIRAC::LE WHIP · ll 10 oz. JET PUFF WHITE MARSHMALLOWS •••••• ~ •••.••••••. 2/79' 12 oz . ' 100 Count prt·st·nll'd In Mr~ . Brll \' 1\ raw~t' i'.)' l l ati;l l l lr lud l'd ;I pot'lll l'll l llkd "A Su11g 111' Spr- Mrs IJ111111a B)'l'l' prl'.-.t'll l l'd lilt ' prugr;nn, .. J\ 1l'J ri1Jt'I'S lJ Jitlt· r :CJ." I t' s purposl'. !\!I r s H) t'l' t':'\pl<tlll t;d, w:ts [it Il l· . \t•i'l'St <H id lllfO I'I II III III't' ~ \lllllg WO ill l' /1 HiJ II Li l U ll1 1t •tl fr r st luu g. Mah·rnal gr<tll ll· IKtrt·nts ;u t· Mrs. · nuuua Bogard and Paul lluuht·r, Loug BuUum. a11d th t• IKth-rual grandp~tn·uts iJI'l' Mr. ami Mrs. Lawn·ut•t• ).ung \\' L' l ' k 10 oz. Jar '429 111 ,\1 a~ . Nur t'l t·t ·n •SOFA •CHAIR S ll Llllll Vl SII.S \\'t'l'l' .rt:pul't t·tl . H1ttlu111 . ~'k llrod1 s \ Y11Uilg ;md 2 PIECES ONLY $13800 ELLIOTT' Wotlll'll , II! l1l'i p un dcrstctr nl' :.1 purt uf llw Wol l lt:l l kcl Ol').~<l l li ZCitiU II , to t' lltJIJit• 1\i('i.il APPLIANCE II 11111 \.'i lo L'Xj><tlld ll ll'lll lll'I'SIIIp , and tu s lw w !hil l til t· lJ MW support fni' L'l' fo r wnll ll'l l I'OIH'L'I'IIt'd fo r t 'i-.111 IJ L' <-t ert•'at ·g r:mdpolrt'l\ls ill' l ' Mr . aud Mrs . Fn•d yo ung Larkins, Long Rnttum , IIH' latt· J\.I<Jrtha lf.auht·r. ll<'t'dsvillt•, Mr. Ulld Mr>. Juhnstun. hu lh o( l.uliJ;: Bnt - Ed 220 E. Main St. Pom e roy , Ohio Phone 992 -7113 Bush ;, md !\l il\'"nud lum. • GJJring us your money. ..we'll give it our greatest interest! on every Savings Account Passbook, Retirement ' Account, and Certificate .• KELLOGGS CORNFLAKES .................~::.57' • CHOCOLATE CHIPS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 79' % Ao oc a! Rate 1 OZ. REG. KOOL AID•••••••••••••.•••••••.6/69' ~ ~----------~------~ 512% ~~:~~'),;' 5.50%~:;~·' 5.61% • E1tect111e Ouatlerty Yield Yteld PASSBOOK SAVING GOLDEN PASSBOOK Minimum de posi t of $5.00. lnteresl compounded dally. Interest must remai n on de· posil a lull year Io earn elfecl lve ann ual y1eld Guaranteed ra te on matunty ol90 days. Min imum deposit $1,000 . Inleresl com pounded da1 ty and paid qua rlerty . 5•50 %'"""" 5•61% ~~~~:~~ ' 6•00 % '""I 6•27%~~~~'::· Ylela f~ate 1 Aale SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guaranteed ra le on malurity of 90 day s lo one year . Minim um deposit $1,000. Inte rest compoun ded daily a nd pa id quart erl y. Guaran teed rat e on matur1 ty of one year. Minimum de posi l ol $1,000 . Interest com· pounded dall y. Int erest must re main on de· po~it a full yea r lo earn ellec t,ve annua l yi eld. 6•00 % ''""'' 6•27%~~:~~~:· 6 50 % Ra1e . 'field SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Yleta • '"'"'' Rate 6•81%~~~~':;· Yield SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guarantee d rate on maturity of two years . Minimum dep osit of $t .OOO. Interest com· pounded daily . Interest must remai n on de· pos it a lull year to earn eltec live annu al yield. Gu arant eed rate on mat urity of three years. Min imum depoSit of $t ,000. In te rest com· po un ded daily . ·in teresl mus l rema in on de· pos l! a lull ye ar Io ea<n e ll ec live an nual yi e ld. 7.25 • % '""'' Aa!e 7.63% ~~:~~';:· 7.50% • Yield ~::~"'' 7.90% Efle ellve Annual Yield SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guarantee d rale on ma turit y ol tour years. Minimum de posit ot $t ,000. lnlerest com pounded daily. Interesl must rema in on de · ' posit a ful l year to earn effe c tive annua l yi eld . Guar anteed ra le on ma lurity ol six years. Minimum de posll of $1,000. Int eres t compo und ed dally Interest must remain on deposit a lull year lo eam e llective an nual yield . Ohio Valley Ban k can help you plan a savi ngs program that matches your short and long-term savings goals and earns you high interest every step of the way. These goals might include retirement, a new home, an ed ucation . .. whatever. Or si mp ly that peace of mind and ~eCLtre feeling that only money in the ban k can bring. Our people are loo kil{g forward to helpin g you save-or with any of your other banking needs. Give us a call. Or better st ill, drop by one of our four offi ces. You'll discover that we really are ready to help you. •O n time deposits, reg u ln t. io n~ n•qu irc that t here be 1111 interest pcnalty if tht• princi pnl is withdra wn bufore mnturit y . H old ur w ill l>l! ptt id in Lcre !>!l at t he Hn n uu l rate uf 5°o 11'.'4.~ thrct• month.'i for the time tht• pri nd pnl wus on d(' poail. cw~ OhioValley Bank Ga ll ipOliS. Ohio 12 oz. BAKERS NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE c~u d c...·uJ 1 t nhuti1 1 ~ . \Yiio I I<J ." hel' llll l Til t• 1-:lt·;utllr tt lli H!IIIlt 't· d anollu ·r l'l.il lll n ~ gt• sale to IJt' llt·hl tht· thl'ir first rhild, <J sun, P;,ml, bum ·al lilt· Uull.t•r 1\lt•tlit·al C't'llh'r, M<JITh 27 . Tlw infHut wt·ight·d st•vt·n fwuud s, six ounc ·t·~ Hnd was H) i11du•s 5 lb. BAG FLORIDA oz . WNCHEON MEAT w1th Mrs. At Ohio Vall ey Bank, we offer the hi ghest interest on yo ur choice of short and long-term savings pla ns. And beca use interest i ~ compounded dai ly on all sav ings do)la rs, even you r interest earns interest. Annual yields are effec tive when principal a nd interest are iei't on deposit fo r a 'ful l year.* You won't fi nd a better way to save. ~~ ~~~~~-." .. ~~~:. -~ }49 oz . DEL MONTE Mr~ . l.iJI'ellr.t 1Ja v1s, Hul h Eul er a nd Cec1le Klll· . ,Jtr .h · n·m~· If you don't read this message it could cost you money . Bec<Juse Smith Nelson Motors wants to sell 30 new Pontiacs, Buicks & GMC's in April. To do this we are cutting prices, That means more savings to you as a car buyer . So if you are thinking about a new car , now is the time to come in to Smith Nelson for the best price on a ne.,Vll car . Don't forget we are The Friendly Dealer . Wr;! can save you money . See or ca II one of These Friendly Salesmen: J.D . Story, Ray Douglas or II Nelson. · SLICED CHEESE ..~.~L I l l t•\' o l ll lll ." · ( ' m .:h• HOME MADE HAM SAL.AD•••••••••••.•••• ~~~ . 99' '1'' Mrs. (;rtt ce F rcm:h were used ull the table. f~ o stc~.')es were Mrs. French, SUPER SAVINGS IN OUR SPRING Mr.s. M;u·y Wtst· .JEKEMY ,/OIINSON 111\IIY I!OH N - Mr. a11d Mrs. l~wrt• tu · t• Jnhu stonuf an· amwuut'ing tht• hi'rth uf HONEY LOAF, PEPPER LOAF, PORK & BEEF LOAF•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •1:~, s1. 79 • Tlw spnllg lll utlf was ca rned ,IIII I Ill lh L' ta l>it- dl•t 'I!I'GI· llo tl.'l V low~rs fro111 tht " go j'(J ~: r1uf rng" ;rr1d pntyt·r 1\ tha i lk . Yill! 11olL' w ;r ~ l' l'WI fn1 rn ~1rs: 1-:lt• iHIIll' Zt• tli l' r FRENCH CITY • Mld· Wi l. d vvt·l' Y11 u 1\ n•" 1\k lll iJt'l'.'i pr;-ry t•d lil t· l o~ trd < !ii':J} l'l' ll llllli .'J ()ll \H'I\' \ .' l.11(' lwry :-t nt! Mrs. N; m Mo11l'l' Wt 'r L· Illt~ t e~sL'~. /1.\llfil/TEII BIIH N M1. a111l Mrs. ll ~>g e r W. Hu u~ h of (; rovl' ( 'tt y a rc anllOLJI II 'll lg lh t• b trlh lif ;.t Sht· n ·;u] "Thi· ltk; r) Mur :"'l l!t:r' .. ., W1h•" ;urd riii:Wd With a jrtu ·tn Vil l llkd " The H e~ t of tJ llc ndrr rg !11 ' 'll\'1 1 lll t't' ltn g IIH• fo r t hL' T:tiJ lt's I.'> iVk 'l l 1att lll lt' l,lorlotl , jl l't ':-.1· dl' ll l, IH' it 'H I II t'tl lil t• :! i . ·' \\ il!' l r t'llL' Hr;mna n. thst nd 111\t ' ll l'alh t'llln'</1. ~ ]II) dl ~,·p~~ rt . Jl l"l'!'l t' II 1Cd till' Sfl l'.i.lk t •r \\"! \]\ a g 1ft f r orn till' <" 1Jap 1t• r A I ~HI JUMBO FRANKS ...........................~~~sl.29 • CHEESE Cans SCOTTIES J\'lt.>i:--. l.tll'lllt • Stn 1t1 1 prcs ltlvd <ll thc l! IL'L'I· Ing :11• 111 t alk l lll-! l 'I II' L'•l lllu 11\'l llh tt! td ltl l' l'itl '· lllg illld S ili l l'l ll~ i/ II'II U)..! ] I JIII S· J.tt'll l W i l ~ CI I III II UI II ' \ 'd ; t\ !ht· i\·11111d;t .\ rn gllt II H.'t..'l ln g 11/ ti lt' l 111 11l't! Mt'li! Jidt s\ Wol l lt '!l 11f 5.00 CHEF DELIGHT ClOSE 0 No.2 ..-- MEETING SET Weekend meetings will be held at the Red Brush Church of Christ. The sched ule in· d udes ser vices at 7 p.rn . on Saturday and Su nday and 10 a.m. on Sunday morning. Vernon Bolin of Hav enswood wi:t l>e speaker. The publi c is invit ed. TEMPT FLOUR A rd n ·: ll In lw )u·l d Jo'l'ldit \ a11 d Sa t urday <tl I '; onp 1"h· r·. NOTICE Heturn Jona thall Meigs Cha pte r Da uKhter s of Amm ca wi ll meet Friday . April H at I p.m. at lhc Lu theran Church. Mrs Thereun J ohnson will presen l a program "Foods of the Presi dent s." Ho~1csses are Mrs. George Morris, Miss l.ucille Smith , Mrs. Edison Hobstelter and Mrs. Thorne Cottrill. CHOC. DRINK Gal. H t·- 1\'JI Ir al ufflt T '~' ·ts ~~n.~;tJI I Zt•d '. . 111 l !J/ 1 ar id 111 l~ J7:, Mu l'j Jwlt· 1\ por IJt•t ·an n· tili' t•.•oa•t ·utl v· e 1iln·dul' . pn•st•nt and {,, . 500 E . Main Pomeroy . Ohio Ph. 992 -2174 0 Ridge Road LANGSVILLE , OHIO \ ;_,> ' ' ~"'.• •"' Mo ur l'. Th t"'' FRENCH CITY B. ~~~a~ERT KEEPSAKE fur - ll i.! l'l'\' 11 1 l'Vl'l '\' t ' OII Il!~ . SMITH NELSON MOTORS DO F ATOm~ E T r---;.::--~:---------------:-------------1 .'ll~·~"'L·f.'~· when lilt · ll r:, l OHT A qu;J rtt·r· I~ 'W<Js puh.li sla·tl t ht• 111 t'l!l tJt'l ·~ 1up \ \ Ocb Iii. · lit• l'ilit pl n .l1thnstu11, It Strlptural or Srlentif/ t•? The tuplr for the J. p.m. se n•k e will bt· Comparing lht· Two Modrls or Ori gin. Mr. La ngt·r was born In Welsenburg. Germ a ny, se ttled in ironton ar~a in hlsearly youth. H<' •·Ill be a graduate of thl" Tri·S tal<' Blblt• Coll ege In 1978. lie work s io man y mlnlstrlrs thrnughout lhls area and condu <.' ls prest•nti.lllon s on Selenl/fl r Crea tioni sm throughout th•• Tri-State area. Th <' public Is lnvlt<•d to all lhrct· st•ssfus n on Sunda y. Dr nny Cohurn, min is ter . J ar k Perr y. Assodale. For more In· formatiou r all146- 1863. Alumni Banquet Fabrics! Saucer Bile PL' I'HxJ, 18511-()(l mt h nrsluu gs of 111<1t penod . 1 Prom, Graduation, ·'\ ·'''1111 llllTease Ill llll' II\IJt•r sl Hp. He <tlsu cun unent l'd 1111 t iH.• A s~ ol'ia ti on '.s projt·d uf pu t~1 ng it · II l tie n•<l til' iluul hiiUSt• \11 Ohr o V d!<igt·. lit• s; 11d tha t tile Sl' hool llOUSt' Wi ll bt uf tilt• ror who dun t s::ty muell ! ,. - H. b of . :t/, !1011. with IfI t' l lll'l l lbt·rs . I11 . I ~ HII M rs. How about, ·Look , dear , 4Uld pt:opll' an·n 't ti lt' oul~ IJilt'S 111 uS A I lil t '! I I )t•rsl ll p frt•slunents 'we re st· rved b\· ,\ 1rs . HuwL'II. Tilt• Apr ;! llll 'l' llllg WIIJ be hd d oJI tllt' 21 th at 7:;111 p.lll . r-t t tht• hor ne uf M1 ·~. ln s Kl'll 11 11. Altend \Jig HT't.t..1 F\.h s. lkq~ l e. Mrs. Bat ·b; u ~a [)ugii!J. i\lrs. Kl'll tl/1 , Mr.'> . lk ulah 1-: wu1g, Mr .... ( ;L'I'Irudt• Mllt'hl'll. an d Ml:-is Sl11 rl ey Bt•t•glt•. WH ike r p re~l' n t cd \!1 tilt' Meigs CllH pl er <-1 scho11l bd l Ther e's C~ loudmuut h in our grou p who puts ~·ver}bcJI Iy down , espcdall y a shy littlr woman whu m•eds all tht· lll'lp silt• l':U1 get. Plea se give me e1 comeback whe n " :\'o1sy" trltlt•tn•s Ill ~ . ,lnend . MAD I)E i\ll MAll : $ a l l'~Khcrs. DE AH HELE N NOW l UII l' ill' ll/1 1l1 1\I s. I n ~ \ III".\ · PI l lli. ' t) !\ ..I t\ . Walk t~l' s;nd th;l1 tlwrc t~i" uo\1' ' ,',1,l!'e' 1.11 1g' "fM tht·. Mt igs ('h;t pt l''r 1'-' 1lct 1 1 11l c • t' l gs Jnn · · · I lllfli' O\' t: tl Wl· lf'll'l' f . II I ' I II . I . • . c Ill II t ( l rl Ill 1'1 . 1)'8 JII UI"t' lll' W 1 etn cd tecll'l ler~ w· · , f ·/ · .. . , , ,. _ • tl :i u ra 11 t ldpll'IS \\"l'l' cu r ).! ;lll li'.t'd ll wn ~L~ ci al I.JPnefll s IL'ill·d by 111 <m y uthn Yl'iti"-' :md th;t! u, Wd /ll' ll- 11·1-11 ill,,.· . lkl'r , .whu dJ srusst•tl · c t \\..ds· .t· t Il'asl 111 1·e I Illlg Jcglsli:! IIOII ,'IIIli IilL ' ·,J <lVctllt(t ge.s uf Sllt'h lPgt slctll ol \ 1f It pa.s!ies. Tht. • S/ICiJ kt·r als o I 1l 11 the benef it ,< ~> f till' laked SIIHI NI·: Tn:s MEET Actn_<.~ lmmnmi'L' progran1 .rvlrs. Mary· Bo\H' ll of Ho\'k ft \'i-l l ia b.l t• lhr iJli ,L! Il ti l t' Sp!' tllgs J(u;ul ! 1u~ ted t ilt' Ass(J(:iat lmt. llc dt•st TiUt..' tl llle \1al'l'h rn el'11ng of tlw Tw in A~sul'l ~t ti un ns ot ll' wl1irh 1s (' ll ~ Shml('th.! s. Mr!-!. Corel cuhni red ami l'L'SPt.'t'll' d tltHI lkt·glt • Jl i' L'S idt'd at t lu· pro v i d es <Ill <-I Vt' l l lll' pf 11\l'l'tlllg du n ng \\'hich lllll i. ' c.1 fe ll ow s hi p fo r l' t't lre d tha nk' you mJ\CWH S rl'adf n un ;~OT E TO HEADER.S : True, I su·ess l/1(' "Work it out fur yourse lf " a11g/e ove r that cop-<Ju l phrase, " Sc<> a therapist... " But this doesn'l.i mpl y I'm e~grli n~ t necessa ry professionHI c.id. Ra ther, I feel a column ist's fi rst duty is to explore problems. suggl'st various m eans of self-help. guide t:orrcs pumJenb toward reth inking thei r situations, and, above all. show she Is truly conce rned. "' In other words. I eurn bine ernpHthy wit h a~ mul' h comm onsense insight as I Ci:l ll muster, hopi ng my efforts ma y strike Ht:; pa rk. and perhaps SHVt' large couns eli ng fees. Lou is Niwr has written , "Wo rds of co mfort. skillfully adnumslel'ed. arc the oldest therapy k11 uwn lu ma11 ." Many of life' s hass les call be surmounted with" little help from frie11ds a11d a lot of hd p from Number One 'l'uu ofl en 'these days , people think · psyeiliiilrist" ur "psychologist" when they should be tilillkillg fur themst lvcs If I pruvirlc ill l· ~tul:i alung these li nes - well . maybe, jusl!IH:i )'bt,•, l'ml' arnin).! my keep. At lea sl YS WF thinks so. a11d for th iS I'm ver) gratefu l. · H. r •1fa Model H4 4 INCH PLASTIC . SCt tl)rda y lt 1 C;Jb!nPI or c ar ry.ng case I I uf 1Jl'l0 11 1-:•lllg, 111 tl IL' OJBeuefits . 111' Hd tn .•d 'l'l'ttdlt·r s I I S."iUl' l i:ltlll/1 ~Vl' l' ' tl II l nu ll lt't J}' '·/ /' ' 'P 1I Walker Ill' •SJ 1111 ll , . · c. I · I . at ·SEE A THt: RAPIST' I ~ NOT ENOUGH DEAR HELEN : This is to thank' you for say i11g two word> (p lus a lot of others 1tha t changed my life arou11d. When 1 wrote you fi rst I felt like a 1'om plete fa il ure. Each time I'd gel depressed I'd go back tu brooding about my terrible c/uldhood.' Psychoa 11al ysis only opened up more cans of worms, maki11g me dwell on that loveless , a bused early life. 1 poured it all ouf to you. and your lung pcrsoha/lcller· sh owc>d vmr understand · buf those two wm·ds woke me up : You wrOte, " Su what '!!'!" The11 you explained it isn 't so much what happens to you as how you read to it that really counts : I could usc my past as a dub to beat myself mto failuJ'e, or I cou ld say, ·'So what' • it hetppened, I cHil 't undo it , but ' now' b where I'm al.' I'm be~i nn i ng to real ize I'm an imp01tant person. pe rh ~ps matle stronge r by a pas ~ I should have examined UIICe and lhe11 put aside as a11cient, history... viewing it as a ladd er not a cmlr h. Thanks for not usmg the old£op-out. "See a psychiatr ist.. . or professional counse lor." Til is unfurlu11ale ly, seems standard fare fur some advice culunu1isls · YOUR "SO WHATT!NG" FAN iOne year later I ' DEAR FAN : Thanks fur brightening my day ! It 's g 1·e~ t to know I've done $Umdhing right ; and evt•n better lo hear Uf your lm p(lJ' ending. H. ONLY F/1p & Sew <;Pw 1ng '>ur lace also a bu1l t 1n2·s tep SLACK HANGER Regu lar and long• Iipper 01 Green SAVE 190 ,_,...,hlrl larre 32 To 38 HANG IT All ~~ SPRING JACKETS Brow n qui lt with JIIVISJble thread . f'o11sume<i . by jea lousy, the ta lka tive sister plotted wa ys DEA H flH. FlLAKEH - I to destroy the quilt . Hill worr ied <I bout my cull cJ,;t: One <lay she lh re.w the ba ~ roon una ll' It al-l sta rted last of ll lvisib•le threa d from the ll'l'ek when she lost her diarv. highest tower of the east/e. A It w a~ very dear tu lu~r at;d bini f uu nd it ~111 d retu rned 1t sil t.· has bcl'tl dt..•pressed ew r· to the storage plaee. 11 few Sllll'e. ., days later. slw buried 'the ,11 f1rst I cuuld undeJ•slalld quil l in the ga rden beneath wily shl' was upset. But J real- the J'osebushes. By the 11ext l.r ca11't be sympathetic ally momi ng, tunmding nwl i:!~ luu).wr . Enough i ~ cnuugh! I 'had left the quilt exposed to wuuld Pxpccl th is r ce~ di u n daylight. from an imJilatun · 15-vcarNuthi11g worked. uld. bul 11ol [rum a c~l le~e Theil u11e day the qUJ lt wa s jU III UI' burned beyond recogn ition in I r an't ask her any mun· a fire that swept through the abuut the prublcm because cast wing of the grl'al c a~ tl e . we ha ve nul lJeen very open 'Phe -'Iuiel sister was greatly with each other. For exa m- bereaved. All her lhuugh ts ple, after she ~g ues \IU t un :J"'' we re lust. She tried to tell her date, silt' comes back and sister about her sonow, but writes in her diap- rather to no ave~i l. than Ielling me wilal hap pen· As the quiet sister started L'<l. Tltal diary hHs made rne another quilt, she thought. " I s" nwd I IJave even th ought of am glad I 11cver trusted her dt'slruyi ng it. with my thoughts. She cannot II rs unpossible to get d osl' l~ 'ssi b ly understa11d my feeltu a perso n like that. tngs. Su1nl'lit ncs l a~k mystd f why The yea rs passed. The I had tu •get stu ck w1 t11 a l<t lkali ve sister withdrew and ruuuu nate like mine. How sta rted her own quill. They sh t~ uld I handle the pruulcm ? ra1·cly talked except to in· MayiJt• I should JUst buy tjuire about the progress of myself a diary and stop their respective quills. There fi ,L! hllll g \t. was no mort! jcct lously C:ltld /lEAH HEADE H- Wila l if. lw l c in the cetstle- lmt ther e UJH ' t' upon i:l tune , then· wen· was also 110 love. twu siste rs who lived in a l'asUn like the talkative sister lle deep in the forest. One 111 this stu J')' , lake the up· s1stt•r wan ted t u la lk a buul pl!l'tunily while your room· everything, but the other ma te is upset tu prove that Sls ll'r never sh e~ red her you reall y want lu undei'Sl<t nd St'lTt'Ls. lnslt•ctd , she sewed her feelings. If you are angry her though ts mt u 11 magil' and judgme11 lal now, there will be 110 hope for your rela· II unship in the fu ture. . lu Dr. Bla ke1· 111 . ca re Wnte /lETURNS llOM E uf this ne"Wspapcr , P.O. Box \ l r ~ . Ja lll t 'S ('n :o;wcll lli!S .W9, Radio City Station, New l'l'tll l'llt'd hullll' fnun a Wl't'k 's \'ork, N.Y. 10019. Volume of \'1:-11 1 With ill' !' t-JHIH I1- 1<1W Cllld ma il pr ulu b1ts p·er sona l dauglll t' l'. Mr. and :v1rs. r·eplies, but questions . of Hubt rt ('ustl'r a nd fanu !y. gcnl'nt! interest will lle W sc u~scd in future l'olu rnns. Cha dt~sl oll , W. Vi! . Dear diary and L....:~--~:_-:--~~~!!~J MENS UN-LINED LEE Iron! Karen Slaker Ph.D. Sizes 8 To 20 SAiE '4.00 ON E~CH ONE Ns.~p j US, • , Retreat set at Camp Otterbein . Benefits outlined for retired teachers .· · :~1 Helen Help ill Sew Up Savings 3.99 New Colo!l! ~ Ib, 0 1 SALE ENDS SUNDAY CHOICES · ReiUIIf ~Jr .-f . REDWOOD CHAIR .' M t· J ~s \:h.,p w.r. tl<\11. Fnda1 . tu r\'\ It'•\· u. r:1111 o11 lluu .... t· pl tl11l.., will lw ;It th{' St. l 'uul l.u!ht•r;;n (' n).'1."H' d pr t''Wi nt·d IJy :VI-r:-.. M 1.. t'I IIIITII kll owsilll l hal/. 1• • Fn·Jwll. ~ lt 'l(liJt' l :, t1l'l' 1u ' SATUKIJAY THURSD AY n:lllll' ; t l',t\ ',i ll'l!t' 11\lllSCpl; llll F/.EA Market at Hut/and HOCK SP H!Nt ;s ( ;ra ngt·. fur t~~ll r:ill. :11.1d 1m~ brtri J~ Am eril' Hn l. e~ i-u n Hall Thursday lllglit H p 111 a! til L• !htll:-.t•pl;rnl." fd r t'llht'l' d 1s p l<1! Sat urday frnm 10 until 5. h.11l . O l l' :\dlill1!.-:t 1 /lake sate by Hut/and ER /.,\ UHI-:1. t'l.lfT /kill' !' PR/TE I'TOH Bela Bela Squad. SHADF. H/Vf.H I.,dge ~5:! lh·:.lth l'lub. ; ::10 p.111 . Thurs- Chapt!'r of Bet:J Si ~n w Phi F&AM Saturday 7: 30 p.m. \ b~ ctl tht· llUJilt..' uf Mr~ . i\n n Th ursd ay 7:45 p.m. at :\\w.,ll. Midd leport Ftn' Slntiun. a1mual inspt•ctivn. Inspect ion tn mastt•r mason degree. All .\1 1·: /t;S l'OU:>:T Y llull lallt' FHIIJ A\' Snt.'Jd:. ;_:l\1 J.l.lll T hursday RETU RN Junat h<tn Meigs master masuns invil ed. SUN IJAY Ul lhl' Thnft Shup (IL'J'i,SS Cha-pter DAR fr ida y 1 run .. fn11n til~· J>u 111 L'I'\I \ Pu."it Ofat Lutheran Ch urch. Mrs'. REV IVt'\ I. no w in prog ress fiL't ' Jlubl\(' 111\ 'lkd. Thereon Juhnson in cha r ge of HI Carleton Church. Kings/',\STt 'O I I ~ I · tt ,ll HS Club. program. Hoslessrs are \1rs. bury Road through Sunday . Tht.'lH i tltU.., l i. George Mor ri s. Miss l.ul'i !lc Nightly at 7· 30 p.m. Guest 1. 11 11 1H· tl II;ntg Iih'r" ul· :\nw n ra, i ::lO Sm ith, Mrs. Rd lsun Hub- min 1strr J ames Qu ee n . Tillllsda) illlil't· /Ji!lllt' of MISs stctter. Mrs. Thor11e Cutl ri/1. Specra l singing . Ga ry King /·.m ' il ,1l'SSl' \\II 1I •"'1 !".'> . ,.. MARYSHHIN F.37 0rder of. pastor. Publ iC inv it ed. n ;t ll' I" COUN TY -WID E ·prayer 1;, 141!]w 111 ,,~ 11 ,,,, 1l '.'" 1\10N· t he . • hit e Sh rine of J ermc<'ling, 2 p. m. Sunday at !>.\Y sua!emin stall atwno f nff 1eers H1land l' hapel with Glen \ 11/ l/JI./·: t•oiiT t;,IH/l l·::\ Friday B p.m. Members t0 bring \'t'gt'ta ble or sa la d dish. Bisse ll as class leader. t'lub, \ l 1tl1d a~ . /·.Ul p 111 (1! Busrness nwet m ~ pnor to PH OGR 1IM BY " The til~· llo t\l t' uf ~ \ ,. .., Carl ll ork\ insta llat ion at ~ p.m. 111 Messe nger's," Wellston. at \I Ilii \ lr:- (;l'tl l'gt• Andl'I'Snr;, PumenJ) M e~su ni c Tem ple. I ::!0 p.m. Sunday at Eagle ,\ lr:- .Juli11 T D a\'1~. ~1 r .... Rirl oe Church: public invited. ' >- The Daily Se lllincl. Middleport.Pumeroy. 0 .. Wed nesday, April 12, 1978 ~:;:::::::::=~~'::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::;:;:::::::·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~::::::::~:-~:.::~:m:;1i . ~ ember FDIC The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank •All existing ce rtificates will be compounded dn ily stn rting with the next and Cn rliest intercKL OOu ring perlorL , �' ~ - The Dolly St•ntinel, Middleport -Pomeroy, 0 ., Wed nesday , April 12. 1978 ~ --·-· -..- -·- - ·r\ •wt•v Hurt 1111 tu I'\' \ ' I t' \\ ·· Tlw S1bl t·.\ Sl;wk. ~\ 1 ~- 1\na (;rcat. Hmlruull Bi!W ar''. :md lla 11l111 a~ t'tt·lw:-.ll':-.:-t':-o. l'ro· , -· f ·s ocial ' I I. " en' .I ' .. ..... ,t; I 1: .Mr~ . Ci:! rl llurk~ l' Ca.<-: t ! 1 D" Ttl t'.'-'lllll l'!l; ." dar I Cal WEll.N ESlJAY HECl ' I.AH Mf.ET 1N(; , I'I>IIICI'l•l' l'ha pler BO. HA M. Wl'dm,~da~'. i 30 p 111. w1th rrgtrlar mrettn~ uf Bosworth l'uUIII'Ii 46, H&SM, 8.15 p.lll .. • "' l t~nlpk I '0\/!"HO\' · 'I lllll/.E POl \'!'. I.HHI:- 1'\ulJ. 111 '(' 11 • .: · \\ vdnv:-.d<1~ it! tlH• \lt 'lL:~ Inn • • ~, ; !: · .,. "• :· · ... ~ .. -!'' j •' f'H~E CEHVICAI. ca neer dm 1 cfnrMt· t ~sare~l women. l,·1l· "·~ ftt'riHWil at W"<l ... lll'"., C fil'alh \Jnitl'd Method lSI t11urth 1n Middleport: . fur e:.dl 992-7531 da ti~. or 992-S!i:l2. weekends appu lntml' nt nr t·wn<ng>. ~ \t I FHIIMY I n :T U H tl. !l II I F /' ll li T I./IT II \H\' \'I I' ll ; :lll \\ t•dnt• . . d:l~ at tht• l;ollll' tlf .I ON,\'/' II ,\ N ~. '• • . J •,,• •j ~ • •' NOW! SED PRICES ARE IN :.'' SHOP IN POINT PLEASANT OR MASON ,,I 9t l5' Value ,_ Pig. CEMETERY VASE POT HOLDERS 3 Regular '1.19 ss~ $}00 fo1 '.' . FLOWER FILLED WESTERN EDWOOD 1,1 I ,J "''''<'' ·I '~ ___.-· THICK VELOUR CANNON · Holds 2 People SAVE '6.00 121! 2 Wood•lat1 ' Shipment Has Arrind SETTEE .~, S2Q99 BAlli TOWELS 1 ~~ . ;.:~.,,!,' .,:,," ;.~: $1100 -t- , 1 ~l SunOl!~ '1'> 1()"' !l,r,. ~·o ... JIXI \'"" Set or 3 . Wooden KITCHEN SPOONS REG. 79' 39 Jl ~~ t f· ~ 3 fo r $500 ~:,.. 1 on tnts srvt1st· Mac111ne wtln our e, c1us1ve By Hi,l.n o.,ud ourronhorer . a Iron\ diOP' tn bobtJ.n bu1l t tn l tQ·l ag . ' <;trel ch and bl1nd hern· s!i tc:nes ~ a de $466 or Green 111 d Wh ite FLOWER POTS l'lh1le they IJ1t $6 99 60"" Lightwe!ght Knits !12·· Qiana 4o·· Polyesler G1berdine Pli ~~e 60"" l.aC't' Knits THE FABRIC SALE PRICED • Poly lain • Blister R"i1Iin1 MANFREIJ LAYNE TO SPEAK - Manfred Langer of Ironton will be gu es t speaker or the Gallipoli s Chrl s llan Church, Sunday, April 16. lie will be speaking on Creationism vs. Evolution. Morning worship scrvlc•·s tiO :l>l he will speak on Genesis and their Geological Influence. The pre-session at 6 p.m. will be on Theisti c Evolution - / ) SHOP· PAINT BRU~HES .t. PP~ OV £ 0 2nd St ., Pomeroy '"'0111 Dt:A LEII ,.,, I' ' . "''l> ·~' UP ' •"'{~""•" . ,.._'t-v•• ~ ,e(:'••' ~' . •" • ~<""' •'' TO 10"xl2 " • ,;p'', • , Wants to Preserve In Plastic Your Favorite Newspaper Clipping Permanently 3"x5" S3.00 P/.us Postage . Smaller $2.00 Plus Postage 41741 t I How Many, Send a Clipping For Each . Nam• · - - - - - - Add ress• - -- - - - City _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ------------:J Send Your Clippings, Pay later L Slate '-----...;;,;;,;.:,;....:..;::.;,...;::;,;,::;,:;,;,~:;,:_,;.,;;;,:..~.;.:,-4-_~- Lr;Y BELL Zip_ '139 WHOLE r ~th ·Rae me, 0. & Pearl •' HFKF ' I TI'IPt Thur sday . April 11 th ru Ap rr l l:l lh · CHICKEN .....•.:.....................................';1!-.49 e ('UT UP CHICKEN .................... . SELF RISING 25 lb . Bag '2" FRANKS. ............................................'!!,. •1 .•29 CUBE STEAK .............. ..................~~} 1.49 PORK &BEANS ·7· 9~ 2 .. ~ .... 2 LB. •1.49 BACO •••••••••••••••••••• TOMATOES ..............................~-~'.39'... LIVER PUDDING LB '1 29 FACIAL TISSUES RED P.OTAfOES:.......................~~: 5' .___ __..._....;...··--···--···--~··--···--···--···.;..;.···.;..;.····;.;.;.···-·;·-·__. 59~ 7fJ HAM DELICACY................................ LB. '1.39 WHITE Rtqhf Reserved To l•m• l Oua nt tf tes WE Gla dly Accept Fed Food Sta mps Monday thru Fr1 day 9:00 I ll 7 00 Si'1lurd.1y Q t---------~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~ · VANCAMP 00 9 00 200 Count ti ll' hnl'f!v rner 1 d .x: r ~ tl m •t:t ur. . Wt.' l"l' I 1~'t " I JI"Oilt' d fl ower s _ pn· p an~ l lry l.u ndll'OII wJth Mr s. SIJI"III g l' al r it·k da ught t•r , Susan M w w. or1 M11n da y, April /0, at H"sp1 lal. Sill' \.\'l' tgheli L' lg h 1 pou!lds . ol.llll't ' ;nul was l1111g . Mr. cmd H t· t.ri'llt 'l' Mr ~. ~0 IIH: hcs Hwh<:lrd tr f S! tlm~ y ami Mr and Mrs . 11lber1 Housh of H ~~ utf ~ . flollll'l'o ) ar e th L ' j.( l'i:l lltlll<ll'l' lll.'i. 2Bolb. x PINK GRAPEFRUIT...., ... 89~ 12 o z. KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLE 3 lb. BAG 79~ PAPER PLATES • Can $}29 WINEsAP APPLES. ~-~~..99~ DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE •••••••••:~:. 79' • 12 oz . 3 LB. TEEN QUEEN SHORTENING •• ;:~. $1.39 SALAD DRESSING ••••••••• .-•••••••••••.••J::. $1.39 49 OZ. OXYDOt SOAP POWDER.!~~.~'! •. sl.29 46 TOMATO JUICE ••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••.•••••••••• 69' oz. ;\ltMOUil HOAST BEEF WITH GRAVY •••••••••••••••.••••.•• :~: •• 99' 32 oz. ~RAFT MIRAC::LE WHIP · ll 10 oz. JET PUFF WHITE MARSHMALLOWS •••••• ~ •••.••••••. 2/79' 12 oz . ' 100 Count prt·st·nll'd In Mr~ . Brll \' 1\ raw~t' i'.)' l l ati;l l l lr lud l'd ;I pot'lll l'll l llkd "A Su11g 111' Spr- Mrs IJ111111a B)'l'l' prl'.-.t'll l l'd lilt ' prugr;nn, .. J\ 1l'J ri1Jt'I'S lJ Jitlt· r :CJ." I t' s purposl'. !\!I r s H) t'l' t':'\pl<tlll t;d, w:ts [it Il l· . \t•i'l'St <H id lllfO I'I II III III't' ~ \lllllg WO ill l' /1 HiJ II Li l U ll1 1t •tl fr r st luu g. Mah·rnal gr<tll ll· IKtrt·nts ;u t· Mrs. · nuuua Bogard and Paul lluuht·r, Loug BuUum. a11d th t• IKth-rual grandp~tn·uts iJI'l' Mr. ami Mrs. Lawn·ut•t• ).ung \\' L' l ' k 10 oz. Jar '429 111 ,\1 a~ . Nur t'l t·t ·n •SOFA •CHAIR S ll Llllll Vl SII.S \\'t'l'l' .rt:pul't t·tl . H1ttlu111 . ~'k llrod1 s \ Y11Uilg ;md 2 PIECES ONLY $13800 ELLIOTT' Wotlll'll , II! l1l'i p un dcrstctr nl' :.1 purt uf llw Wol l lt:l l kcl Ol').~<l l li ZCitiU II , to t' lltJIJit• 1\i('i.il APPLIANCE II 11111 \.'i lo L'Xj><tlld ll ll'lll lll'I'SIIIp , and tu s lw w !hil l til t· lJ MW support fni' L'l' fo r wnll ll'l l I'OIH'L'I'IIt'd fo r t 'i-.111 IJ L' <-t ert•'at ·g r:mdpolrt'l\ls ill' l ' Mr . aud Mrs . Fn•d yo ung Larkins, Long Rnttum , IIH' latt· J\.I<Jrtha lf.auht·r. ll<'t'dsvillt•, Mr. Ulld Mr>. Juhnstun. hu lh o( l.uliJ;: Bnt - Ed 220 E. Main St. Pom e roy , Ohio Phone 992 -7113 Bush ;, md !\l il\'"nud lum. • GJJring us your money. ..we'll give it our greatest interest! on every Savings Account Passbook, Retirement ' Account, and Certificate .• KELLOGGS CORNFLAKES .................~::.57' • CHOCOLATE CHIPS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 79' % Ao oc a! Rate 1 OZ. REG. KOOL AID•••••••••••••.•••••••.6/69' ~ ~----------~------~ 512% ~~:~~'),;' 5.50%~:;~·' 5.61% • E1tect111e Ouatlerty Yield Yteld PASSBOOK SAVING GOLDEN PASSBOOK Minimum de posi t of $5.00. lnteresl compounded dally. Interest must remai n on de· posil a lull year Io earn elfecl lve ann ual y1eld Guaranteed ra te on matunty ol90 days. Min imum deposit $1,000 . Inleresl com pounded da1 ty and paid qua rlerty . 5•50 %'"""" 5•61% ~~~~:~~ ' 6•00 % '""I 6•27%~~~~'::· Ylela f~ate 1 Aale SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guaranteed ra le on malurity of 90 day s lo one year . Minim um deposit $1,000. Inte rest compoun ded daily a nd pa id quart erl y. Guaran teed rat e on matur1 ty of one year. Minimum de posi l ol $1,000 . Interest com· pounded dall y. Int erest must re main on de· po~it a full yea r lo earn ellec t,ve annua l yi eld. 6•00 % ''""'' 6•27%~~:~~~:· 6 50 % Ra1e . 'field SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Yleta • '"'"'' Rate 6•81%~~~~':;· Yield SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guarantee d rate on maturity of two years . Minimum dep osit of $t .OOO. Interest com· pounded daily . Interest must remai n on de· pos it a lull year to earn eltec live annu al yield. Gu arant eed rate on mat urity of three years. Min imum depoSit of $t ,000. In te rest com· po un ded daily . ·in teresl mus l rema in on de· pos l! a lull ye ar Io ea<n e ll ec live an nual yi e ld. 7.25 • % '""'' Aa!e 7.63% ~~:~~';:· 7.50% • Yield ~::~"'' 7.90% Efle ellve Annual Yield SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guarantee d rale on ma turit y ol tour years. Minimum de posit ot $t ,000. lnlerest com pounded daily. Interesl must rema in on de · ' posit a ful l year to earn effe c tive annua l yi eld . Guar anteed ra le on ma lurity ol six years. Minimum de posll of $1,000. Int eres t compo und ed dally Interest must remain on deposit a lull year lo eam e llective an nual yield . Ohio Valley Ban k can help you plan a savi ngs program that matches your short and long-term savings goals and earns you high interest every step of the way. These goals might include retirement, a new home, an ed ucation . .. whatever. Or si mp ly that peace of mind and ~eCLtre feeling that only money in the ban k can bring. Our people are loo kil{g forward to helpin g you save-or with any of your other banking needs. Give us a call. Or better st ill, drop by one of our four offi ces. You'll discover that we really are ready to help you. •O n time deposits, reg u ln t. io n~ n•qu irc that t here be 1111 interest pcnalty if tht• princi pnl is withdra wn bufore mnturit y . H old ur w ill l>l! ptt id in Lcre !>!l at t he Hn n uu l rate uf 5°o 11'.'4.~ thrct• month.'i for the time tht• pri nd pnl wus on d(' poail. cw~ OhioValley Bank Ga ll ipOliS. Ohio 12 oz. BAKERS NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE c~u d c...·uJ 1 t nhuti1 1 ~ . \Yiio I I<J ." hel' llll l Til t• 1-:lt·;utllr tt lli H!IIIlt 't· d anollu ·r l'l.il lll n ~ gt• sale to IJt' llt·hl tht· thl'ir first rhild, <J sun, P;,ml, bum ·al lilt· Uull.t•r 1\lt•tlit·al C't'llh'r, M<JITh 27 . Tlw infHut wt·ight·d st•vt·n fwuud s, six ounc ·t·~ Hnd was H) i11du•s 5 lb. BAG FLORIDA oz . WNCHEON MEAT w1th Mrs. At Ohio Vall ey Bank, we offer the hi ghest interest on yo ur choice of short and long-term savings pla ns. And beca use interest i ~ compounded dai ly on all sav ings do)la rs, even you r interest earns interest. Annual yields are effec tive when principal a nd interest are iei't on deposit fo r a 'ful l year.* You won't fi nd a better way to save. ~~ ~~~~~-." .. ~~~:. -~ }49 oz . DEL MONTE Mr~ . l.iJI'ellr.t 1Ja v1s, Hul h Eul er a nd Cec1le Klll· . ,Jtr .h · n·m~· If you don't read this message it could cost you money . Bec<Juse Smith Nelson Motors wants to sell 30 new Pontiacs, Buicks & GMC's in April. To do this we are cutting prices, That means more savings to you as a car buyer . So if you are thinking about a new car , now is the time to come in to Smith Nelson for the best price on a ne.,Vll car . Don't forget we are The Friendly Dealer . Wr;! can save you money . See or ca II one of These Friendly Salesmen: J.D . Story, Ray Douglas or II Nelson. · SLICED CHEESE ..~.~L I l l t•\' o l ll lll ." · ( ' m .:h• HOME MADE HAM SAL.AD•••••••••••.•••• ~~~ . 99' '1'' Mrs. (;rtt ce F rcm:h were used ull the table. f~ o stc~.')es were Mrs. French, SUPER SAVINGS IN OUR SPRING Mr.s. M;u·y Wtst· .JEKEMY ,/OIINSON 111\IIY I!OH N - Mr. a11d Mrs. l~wrt• tu · t• Jnhu stonuf an· amwuut'ing tht• hi'rth uf HONEY LOAF, PEPPER LOAF, PORK & BEEF LOAF•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •1:~, s1. 79 • Tlw spnllg lll utlf was ca rned ,IIII I Ill lh L' ta l>it- dl•t 'I!I'GI· llo tl.'l V low~rs fro111 tht " go j'(J ~: r1uf rng" ;rr1d pntyt·r 1\ tha i lk . Yill! 11olL' w ;r ~ l' l'WI fn1 rn ~1rs: 1-:lt• iHIIll' Zt• tli l' r FRENCH CITY • Mld· Wi l. d vvt·l' Y11 u 1\ n•" 1\k lll iJt'l'.'i pr;-ry t•d lil t· l o~ trd < !ii':J} l'l' ll llllli .'J ()ll \H'I\' \ .' l.11(' lwry :-t nt! Mrs. N; m Mo11l'l' Wt 'r L· Illt~ t e~sL'~. /1.\llfil/TEII BIIH N M1. a111l Mrs. ll ~>g e r W. Hu u~ h of (; rovl' ( 'tt y a rc anllOLJI II 'll lg lh t• b trlh lif ;.t Sht· n ·;u] "Thi· ltk; r) Mur :"'l l!t:r' .. ., W1h•" ;urd riii:Wd With a jrtu ·tn Vil l llkd " The H e~ t of tJ llc ndrr rg !11 ' 'll\'1 1 lll t't' ltn g IIH• fo r t hL' T:tiJ lt's I.'> iVk 'l l 1att lll lt' l,lorlotl , jl l't ':-.1· dl' ll l, IH' it 'H I II t'tl lil t• :! i . ·' \\ il!' l r t'llL' Hr;mna n. thst nd 111\t ' ll l'alh t'llln'</1. ~ ]II) dl ~,·p~~ rt . Jl l"l'!'l t' II 1Cd till' Sfl l'.i.lk t •r \\"! \]\ a g 1ft f r orn till' <" 1Jap 1t• r A I ~HI JUMBO FRANKS ...........................~~~sl.29 • CHEESE Cans SCOTTIES J\'lt.>i:--. l.tll'lllt • Stn 1t1 1 prcs ltlvd <ll thc l! IL'L'I· Ing :11• 111 t alk l lll-! l 'I II' L'•l lllu 11\'l llh tt! td ltl l' l'itl '· lllg illld S ili l l'l ll~ i/ II'II U)..! ] I JIII S· J.tt'll l W i l ~ CI I III II UI II ' \ 'd ; t\ !ht· i\·11111d;t .\ rn gllt II H.'t..'l ln g 11/ ti lt' l 111 11l't! Mt'li! Jidt s\ Wol l lt '!l 11f 5.00 CHEF DELIGHT ClOSE 0 No.2 ..-- MEETING SET Weekend meetings will be held at the Red Brush Church of Christ. The sched ule in· d udes ser vices at 7 p.rn . on Saturday and Su nday and 10 a.m. on Sunday morning. Vernon Bolin of Hav enswood wi:t l>e speaker. The publi c is invit ed. TEMPT FLOUR A rd n ·: ll In lw )u·l d Jo'l'ldit \ a11 d Sa t urday <tl I '; onp 1"h· r·. NOTICE Heturn Jona thall Meigs Cha pte r Da uKhter s of Amm ca wi ll meet Friday . April H at I p.m. at lhc Lu theran Church. Mrs Thereun J ohnson will presen l a program "Foods of the Presi dent s." Ho~1csses are Mrs. George Morris, Miss l.ucille Smith , Mrs. Edison Hobstelter and Mrs. Thorne Cottrill. CHOC. DRINK Gal. H t·- 1\'JI Ir al ufflt T '~' ·ts ~~n.~;tJI I Zt•d '. . 111 l !J/ 1 ar id 111 l~ J7:, Mu l'j Jwlt· 1\ por IJt•t ·an n· tili' t•.•oa•t ·utl v· e 1iln·dul' . pn•st•nt and {,, . 500 E . Main Pomeroy . Ohio Ph. 992 -2174 0 Ridge Road LANGSVILLE , OHIO \ ;_,> ' ' ~"'.• •"' Mo ur l'. Th t"'' FRENCH CITY B. ~~~a~ERT KEEPSAKE fur - ll i.! l'l'\' 11 1 l'Vl'l '\' t ' OII Il!~ . SMITH NELSON MOTORS DO F ATOm~ E T r---;.::--~:---------------:-------------1 .'ll~·~"'L·f.'~· when lilt · ll r:, l OHT A qu;J rtt·r· I~ 'W<Js puh.li sla·tl t ht• 111 t'l!l tJt'l ·~ 1up \ \ Ocb Iii. · lit• l'ilit pl n .l1thnstu11, It Strlptural or Srlentif/ t•? The tuplr for the J. p.m. se n•k e will bt· Comparing lht· Two Modrls or Ori gin. Mr. La ngt·r was born In Welsenburg. Germ a ny, se ttled in ironton ar~a in hlsearly youth. H<' •·Ill be a graduate of thl" Tri·S tal<' Blblt• Coll ege In 1978. lie work s io man y mlnlstrlrs thrnughout lhls area and condu <.' ls prest•nti.lllon s on Selenl/fl r Crea tioni sm throughout th•• Tri-State area. Th <' public Is lnvlt<•d to all lhrct· st•ssfus n on Sunda y. Dr nny Cohurn, min is ter . J ar k Perr y. Assodale. For more In· formatiou r all146- 1863. Alumni Banquet Fabrics! Saucer Bile PL' I'HxJ, 18511-()(l mt h nrsluu gs of 111<1t penod . 1 Prom, Graduation, ·'\ ·'''1111 llllTease Ill llll' II\IJt•r sl Hp. He <tlsu cun unent l'd 1111 t iH.• A s~ ol'ia ti on '.s projt·d uf pu t~1 ng it · II l tie n•<l til' iluul hiiUSt• \11 Ohr o V d!<igt·. lit• s; 11d tha t tile Sl' hool llOUSt' Wi ll bt uf tilt• ror who dun t s::ty muell ! ,. - H. b of . :t/, !1011. with IfI t' l lll'l l lbt·rs . I11 . I ~ HII M rs. How about, ·Look , dear , 4Uld pt:opll' an·n 't ti lt' oul~ IJilt'S 111 uS A I lil t '! I I )t•rsl ll p frt•slunents 'we re st· rved b\· ,\ 1rs . HuwL'II. Tilt• Apr ;! llll 'l' llllg WIIJ be hd d oJI tllt' 21 th at 7:;111 p.lll . r-t t tht• hor ne uf M1 ·~. ln s Kl'll 11 11. Altend \Jig HT't.t..1 F\.h s. lkq~ l e. Mrs. Bat ·b; u ~a [)ugii!J. i\lrs. Kl'll tl/1 , Mr.'> . lk ulah 1-: wu1g, Mr .... ( ;L'I'Irudt• Mllt'hl'll. an d Ml:-is Sl11 rl ey Bt•t•glt•. WH ike r p re~l' n t cd \!1 tilt' Meigs CllH pl er <-1 scho11l bd l Ther e's C~ loudmuut h in our grou p who puts ~·ver}bcJI Iy down , espcdall y a shy littlr woman whu m•eds all tht· lll'lp silt• l':U1 get. Plea se give me e1 comeback whe n " :\'o1sy" trltlt•tn•s Ill ~ . ,lnend . MAD I)E i\ll MAll : $ a l l'~Khcrs. DE AH HELE N NOW l UII l' ill' ll/1 1l1 1\I s. I n ~ \ III".\ · PI l lli. ' t) !\ ..I t\ . Walk t~l' s;nd th;l1 tlwrc t~i" uo\1' ' ,',1,l!'e' 1.11 1g' "fM tht·. Mt igs ('h;t pt l''r 1'-' 1lct 1 1 11l c • t' l gs Jnn · · · I lllfli' O\' t: tl Wl· lf'll'l' f . II I ' I II . I . • . c Ill II t ( l rl Ill 1'1 . 1)'8 JII UI"t' lll' W 1 etn cd tecll'l ler~ w· · , f ·/ · .. . , , ,. _ • tl :i u ra 11 t ldpll'IS \\"l'l' cu r ).! ;lll li'.t'd ll wn ~L~ ci al I.JPnefll s IL'ill·d by 111 <m y uthn Yl'iti"-' :md th;t! u, Wd /ll' ll- 11·1-11 ill,,.· . lkl'r , .whu dJ srusst•tl · c t \\..ds· .t· t Il'asl 111 1·e I Illlg Jcglsli:! IIOII ,'IIIli IilL ' ·,J <lVctllt(t ge.s uf Sllt'h lPgt slctll ol \ 1f It pa.s!ies. Tht. • S/ICiJ kt·r als o I 1l 11 the benef it ,< ~> f till' laked SIIHI NI·: Tn:s MEET Actn_<.~ lmmnmi'L' progran1 .rvlrs. Mary· Bo\H' ll of Ho\'k ft \'i-l l ia b.l t• lhr iJli ,L! Il ti l t' Sp!' tllgs J(u;ul ! 1u~ ted t ilt' Ass(J(:iat lmt. llc dt•st TiUt..' tl llle \1al'l'h rn el'11ng of tlw Tw in A~sul'l ~t ti un ns ot ll' wl1irh 1s (' ll ~ Shml('th.! s. Mr!-!. Corel cuhni red ami l'L'SPt.'t'll' d tltHI lkt·glt • Jl i' L'S idt'd at t lu· pro v i d es <Ill <-I Vt' l l lll' pf 11\l'l'tlllg du n ng \\'hich lllll i. ' c.1 fe ll ow s hi p fo r l' t't lre d tha nk' you mJ\CWH S rl'adf n un ;~OT E TO HEADER.S : True, I su·ess l/1(' "Work it out fur yourse lf " a11g/e ove r that cop-<Ju l phrase, " Sc<> a therapist... " But this doesn'l.i mpl y I'm e~grli n~ t necessa ry professionHI c.id. Ra ther, I feel a column ist's fi rst duty is to explore problems. suggl'st various m eans of self-help. guide t:orrcs pumJenb toward reth inking thei r situations, and, above all. show she Is truly conce rned. "' In other words. I eurn bine ernpHthy wit h a~ mul' h comm onsense insight as I Ci:l ll muster, hopi ng my efforts ma y strike Ht:; pa rk. and perhaps SHVt' large couns eli ng fees. Lou is Niwr has written , "Wo rds of co mfort. skillfully adnumslel'ed. arc the oldest therapy k11 uwn lu ma11 ." Many of life' s hass les call be surmounted with" little help from frie11ds a11d a lot of hd p from Number One 'l'uu ofl en 'these days , people think · psyeiliiilrist" ur "psychologist" when they should be tilillkillg fur themst lvcs If I pruvirlc ill l· ~tul:i alung these li nes - well . maybe, jusl!IH:i )'bt,•, l'ml' arnin).! my keep. At lea sl YS WF thinks so. a11d for th iS I'm ver) gratefu l. · H. r •1fa Model H4 4 INCH PLASTIC . SCt tl)rda y lt 1 C;Jb!nPI or c ar ry.ng case I I uf 1Jl'l0 11 1-:•lllg, 111 tl IL' OJBeuefits . 111' Hd tn .•d 'l'l'ttdlt·r s I I S."iUl' l i:ltlll/1 ~Vl' l' ' tl II l nu ll lt't J}' '·/ /' ' 'P 1I Walker Ill' •SJ 1111 ll , . · c. I · I . at ·SEE A THt: RAPIST' I ~ NOT ENOUGH DEAR HELEN : This is to thank' you for say i11g two word> (p lus a lot of others 1tha t changed my life arou11d. When 1 wrote you fi rst I felt like a 1'om plete fa il ure. Each time I'd gel depressed I'd go back tu brooding about my terrible c/uldhood.' Psychoa 11al ysis only opened up more cans of worms, maki11g me dwell on that loveless , a bused early life. 1 poured it all ouf to you. and your lung pcrsoha/lcller· sh owc>d vmr understand · buf those two wm·ds woke me up : You wrOte, " Su what '!!'!" The11 you explained it isn 't so much what happens to you as how you read to it that really counts : I could usc my past as a dub to beat myself mto failuJ'e, or I cou ld say, ·'So what' • it hetppened, I cHil 't undo it , but ' now' b where I'm al.' I'm be~i nn i ng to real ize I'm an imp01tant person. pe rh ~ps matle stronge r by a pas ~ I should have examined UIICe and lhe11 put aside as a11cient, history... viewing it as a ladd er not a cmlr h. Thanks for not usmg the old£op-out. "See a psychiatr ist.. . or professional counse lor." Til is unfurlu11ale ly, seems standard fare fur some advice culunu1isls · YOUR "SO WHATT!NG" FAN iOne year later I ' DEAR FAN : Thanks fur brightening my day ! It 's g 1·e~ t to know I've done $Umdhing right ; and evt•n better lo hear Uf your lm p(lJ' ending. H. ONLY F/1p & Sew <;Pw 1ng '>ur lace also a bu1l t 1n2·s tep SLACK HANGER Regu lar and long• Iipper 01 Green SAVE 190 ,_,...,hlrl larre 32 To 38 HANG IT All ~~ SPRING JACKETS Brow n qui lt with JIIVISJble thread . f'o11sume<i . by jea lousy, the ta lka tive sister plotted wa ys DEA H flH. FlLAKEH - I to destroy the quilt . Hill worr ied <I bout my cull cJ,;t: One <lay she lh re.w the ba ~ roon una ll' It al-l sta rted last of ll lvisib•le threa d from the ll'l'ek when she lost her diarv. highest tower of the east/e. A It w a~ very dear tu lu~r at;d bini f uu nd it ~111 d retu rned 1t sil t.· has bcl'tl dt..•pressed ew r· to the storage plaee. 11 few Sllll'e. ., days later. slw buried 'the ,11 f1rst I cuuld undeJ•slalld quil l in the ga rden beneath wily shl' was upset. But J real- the J'osebushes. By the 11ext l.r ca11't be sympathetic ally momi ng, tunmding nwl i:!~ luu).wr . Enough i ~ cnuugh! I 'had left the quilt exposed to wuuld Pxpccl th is r ce~ di u n daylight. from an imJilatun · 15-vcarNuthi11g worked. uld. bul 11ol [rum a c~l le~e Theil u11e day the qUJ lt wa s jU III UI' burned beyond recogn ition in I r an't ask her any mun· a fire that swept through the abuut the prublcm because cast wing of the grl'al c a~ tl e . we ha ve nul lJeen very open 'Phe -'Iuiel sister was greatly with each other. For exa m- bereaved. All her lhuugh ts ple, after she ~g ues \IU t un :J"'' we re lust. She tried to tell her date, silt' comes back and sister about her sonow, but writes in her diap- rather to no ave~i l. than Ielling me wilal hap pen· As the quiet sister started L'<l. Tltal diary hHs made rne another quilt, she thought. " I s" nwd I IJave even th ought of am glad I 11cver trusted her dt'slruyi ng it. with my thoughts. She cannot II rs unpossible to get d osl' l~ 'ssi b ly understa11d my feeltu a perso n like that. tngs. Su1nl'lit ncs l a~k mystd f why The yea rs passed. The I had tu •get stu ck w1 t11 a l<t lkali ve sister withdrew and ruuuu nate like mine. How sta rted her own quill. They sh t~ uld I handle the pruulcm ? ra1·cly talked except to in· MayiJt• I should JUst buy tjuire about the progress of myself a diary and stop their respective quills. There fi ,L! hllll g \t. was no mort! jcct lously C:ltld /lEAH HEADE H- Wila l if. lw l c in the cetstle- lmt ther e UJH ' t' upon i:l tune , then· wen· was also 110 love. twu siste rs who lived in a l'asUn like the talkative sister lle deep in the forest. One 111 this stu J')' , lake the up· s1stt•r wan ted t u la lk a buul pl!l'tunily while your room· everything, but the other ma te is upset tu prove that Sls ll'r never sh e~ red her you reall y want lu undei'Sl<t nd St'lTt'Ls. lnslt•ctd , she sewed her feelings. If you are angry her though ts mt u 11 magil' and judgme11 lal now, there will be 110 hope for your rela· II unship in the fu ture. . lu Dr. Bla ke1· 111 . ca re Wnte /lETURNS llOM E uf this ne"Wspapcr , P.O. Box \ l r ~ . Ja lll t 'S ('n :o;wcll lli!S .W9, Radio City Station, New l'l'tll l'llt'd hullll' fnun a Wl't'k 's \'ork, N.Y. 10019. Volume of \'1:-11 1 With ill' !' t-JHIH I1- 1<1W Cllld ma il pr ulu b1ts p·er sona l dauglll t' l'. Mr. and :v1rs. r·eplies, but questions . of Hubt rt ('ustl'r a nd fanu !y. gcnl'nt! interest will lle W sc u~scd in future l'olu rnns. Cha dt~sl oll , W. Vi! . Dear diary and L....:~--~:_-:--~~~!!~J MENS UN-LINED LEE Iron! Karen Slaker Ph.D. Sizes 8 To 20 SAiE '4.00 ON E~CH ONE Ns.~p j US, • , Retreat set at Camp Otterbein . Benefits outlined for retired teachers .· · :~1 Helen Help ill Sew Up Savings 3.99 New Colo!l! ~ Ib, 0 1 SALE ENDS SUNDAY CHOICES · ReiUIIf ~Jr .-f . REDWOOD CHAIR .' M t· J ~s \:h.,p w.r. tl<\11. Fnda1 . tu r\'\ It'•\· u. r:1111 o11 lluu .... t· pl tl11l.., will lw ;It th{' St. l 'uul l.u!ht•r;;n (' n).'1."H' d pr t''Wi nt·d IJy :VI-r:-.. M 1.. t'I IIIITII kll owsilll l hal/. 1• • Fn·Jwll. ~ lt 'l(liJt' l :, t1l'l' 1u ' SATUKIJAY THURSD AY n:lllll' ; t l',t\ ',i ll'l!t' 11\lllSCpl; llll F/.EA Market at Hut/and HOCK SP H!Nt ;s ( ;ra ngt·. fur t~~ll r:ill. :11.1d 1m~ brtri J~ Am eril' Hn l. e~ i-u n Hall Thursday lllglit H p 111 a! til L• !htll:-.t•pl;rnl." fd r t'llht'l' d 1s p l<1! Sat urday frnm 10 until 5. h.11l . O l l' :\dlill1!.-:t 1 /lake sate by Hut/and ER /.,\ UHI-:1. t'l.lfT /kill' !' PR/TE I'TOH Bela Bela Squad. SHADF. H/Vf.H I.,dge ~5:! lh·:.lth l'lub. ; ::10 p.111 . Thurs- Chapt!'r of Bet:J Si ~n w Phi F&AM Saturday 7: 30 p.m. \ b~ ctl tht· llUJilt..' uf Mr~ . i\n n Th ursd ay 7:45 p.m. at :\\w.,ll. Midd leport Ftn' Slntiun. a1mual inspt•ctivn. Inspect ion tn mastt•r mason degree. All .\1 1·: /t;S l'OU:>:T Y llull lallt' FHIIJ A\' Snt.'Jd:. ;_:l\1 J.l.lll T hursday RETU RN Junat h<tn Meigs master masuns invil ed. SUN IJAY Ul lhl' Thnft Shup (IL'J'i,SS Cha-pter DAR fr ida y 1 run .. fn11n til~· J>u 111 L'I'\I \ Pu."it Ofat Lutheran Ch urch. Mrs'. REV IVt'\ I. no w in prog ress fiL't ' Jlubl\(' 111\ 'lkd. Thereon Juhnson in cha r ge of HI Carleton Church. Kings/',\STt 'O I I ~ I · tt ,ll HS Club. program. Hoslessrs are \1rs. bury Road through Sunday . Tht.'lH i tltU.., l i. George Mor ri s. Miss l.ul'i !lc Nightly at 7· 30 p.m. Guest 1. 11 11 1H· tl II;ntg Iih'r" ul· :\nw n ra, i ::lO Sm ith, Mrs. Rd lsun Hub- min 1strr J ames Qu ee n . Tillllsda) illlil't· /Ji!lllt' of MISs stctter. Mrs. Thor11e Cutl ri/1. Specra l singing . Ga ry King /·.m ' il ,1l'SSl' \\II 1I •"'1 !".'> . ,.. MARYSHHIN F.37 0rder of. pastor. Publ iC inv it ed. n ;t ll' I" COUN TY -WID E ·prayer 1;, 141!]w 111 ,,~ 11 ,,,, 1l '.'" 1\10N· t he . • hit e Sh rine of J ermc<'ling, 2 p. m. Sunday at !>.\Y sua!emin stall atwno f nff 1eers H1land l' hapel with Glen \ 11/ l/JI./·: t•oiiT t;,IH/l l·::\ Friday B p.m. Members t0 bring \'t'gt'ta ble or sa la d dish. Bisse ll as class leader. t'lub, \ l 1tl1d a~ . /·.Ul p 111 (1! Busrness nwet m ~ pnor to PH OGR 1IM BY " The til~· llo t\l t' uf ~ \ ,. .., Carl ll ork\ insta llat ion at ~ p.m. 111 Messe nger's," Wellston. at \I Ilii \ lr:- (;l'tl l'gt• Andl'I'Snr;, PumenJ) M e~su ni c Tem ple. I ::!0 p.m. Sunday at Eagle ,\ lr:- .Juli11 T D a\'1~. ~1 r .... Rirl oe Church: public invited. ' >- The Daily Se lllincl. Middleport.Pumeroy. 0 .. Wed nesday, April 12, 1978 ~:;:::::::::=~~'::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::;:;:::::::·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~::::::::~:-~:.::~:m:;1i . ~ ember FDIC The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank •All existing ce rtificates will be compounded dn ily stn rting with the next and Cn rliest intercKL OOu ring perlorL , �' I ., 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedn•sday. April12, 197B J:' und Anti Recess .on FOR S·ALE Sealed b1as w i l l be 6, ISJ 00 "· 910 .00 Tot ,.ls 55 ,151 .59 Tota l Rece •p h 8 B a l anc(:'s Gener ltl Fund 23 ,Q.JS 90 re ce1ved bY the Vdl dge o t M•<1dleport Mergs County at I he Mavor 's One 19 76 Chev r ole- t ..! Door , fh ehoursofBA M ilnd4 p M "Gene Grat!:' , ( ler lr. Tr eas.un•r ;?! c ( ~ ) 11 19 '. F I NANCIAL REPORT O F TOW N SHIPS For F•scal Year Endmg Dece m bl' r 31 , 1977 Chester T-ownst1ip Me igs County Chester . O h io Aprr l 9, 1 ~ 7 8 I c erttly t h l:' f ollow rnq reporl to be correc t Freder rck. M Llltle Townsh •P Clerk !i u m mary of Cas h Balances . R eceipl5 And E K p end11ure~ Ba lance Jan 1. 1971 Gcnera i Fund ~ 5 J 8153 Motor Veht cl e Lrc t>n se TalO.Fun·d 5. 519 0J Gasol111eTax Fund 357697 Cem eterv Fund 1 5 16 37 Cemetery Beq u est Fa Sol 40 F 1r e Pr otect ron Fd 4? SJ Feae ra l Reven u(' Shar rng Fu nd 5 49 889 2709~61l Tota ls To tal R eceipt5 General Fund 17 554 J 7 Motor Veh tCie L rcense Ta)( F-und Ha lts . M£'mor 1al De c Jl. 19 11 6. J1l 75 Cc m eterv B equ es t Fund B.11'' Jan I. l'il77 507 <10 R eceip ts Beqwes tS 65 57 67B IO ,Il08Bl Gasoline Ta x Fund Cemetery Fund 13 000 00 .:1809 38 Cemetery Beauest F d 65 57 F 1re Pr o t ect 1on F a ? J 51 51 Federal Re\l en._11:' }ihnr rM I ~ Total R cCCIPI~ 6S " Our approach tu the prob· S~ ACE iem of nutrition in our CUil('Cr patients is trr educat• the pati ent so that he may becmnc both knowil'!lgea ble an d respo nsible for mainwining good nutrition and to give him direction , etH.' (I UI'Hgemc n t e~ nd a structured supporti ve prnt.iffll n ,'1 Hr)senbaum said . Also importan t for reco very and i'mproved life is exercise . Husenbaum said l'onvHiescmg pat ients who und erta ke lit tl e o1· no exercise undergo continued lnss of muscle Strength and suffe r prolongea ph ys ical debilitation . To deal with thi s problem, HGsenbaum and th erapi ~ts frorr Mt. Zion Hos pital de veloped a ph ys ical rehubilit <tti un progr am to becori1e as sonn as possible. They us• an exe rcise str•tc her, a three-pound weight, a foam rubber ha ll , a bag to breathe into, a thin sheet of rubbe r to st retch, a mo di fied clot hesp in to strenglit.cn hand muscles and taped instructions as well as an exercise manual. "'The exe rcise prog rru11, in rna ki ng the pati ent responsible for part of his re(•ovcry. gives him a sense of in dependence and a feeling of being able to cope 11i th his di sease in an orga ni zed man ner, '' Hosenbaum said. "His daily progress gives him self~st eem and hoJ)e and reinforces hi s wilt to li ve ." The doctor also sa id the ca ncer patient 's sexual needs sho uld not be ignored . " We att em pt to h• lp our patients appreciate that their problems are not unique and thHI these pro6Jems can be dealt 11ith ... and that they have a good potential of recovering in part or in full th eir prio r level of sexua l activity ." I ~ Til E HOSPIT Al. Mr!-J. H1Jlkrt W;.ddntg uf Huull' I. Ha l' I Ill'. hi t~ l'lltt'I'L'd Pl L'crs: mt Vi:dh•y 1-! uspJtal . Pt. Plt•a:-.aut. W. Va . fur nlaJor • ~ ur g er: ' Fa med Watergate jo urnali;t Bob Woodward will appea r at Rio Grande College and Com munit y Co llege tomor.row night. Woodwar1d will conduct a media seminar ln the aft ernoon for area new's persons. The Pulitzer Prize winner will speak at an open meeting' in the college dining hall all. ·B:30·p.m. The session is open' ' to the public free of charge. 1 . . •• . 1 Middleport police·had 30 arrests Store Hours: Moo,-Sal 8 am-10 pm Thirty arrests were made by Middleport' s Poli ce Department during March, acco rding to the monthly report of Chief of Police J . J . Cremeans filed with village council Monday night. Biggest singl e offense was di sor derl y manner when eight persons were arre sted. There were four arrests for dri ving whil e ·inioxicat ed, fo ur for speeding. and two for assault and battery . There was one arrest each for unsa fe vehicle, squealing tires, fa ilure to yield the right of way, wrong way on a one way str eet, ass ured clea r dista nce. blocking ga r age, a nd cun t r ibuting to th e del mquency of a minor. Four cases were dropped and one · was tra nsferred to the co WJty co urt The department collected $730.50 in parking meter eollections. Sunday 10-am-10 pm ~k th ud ists The """'' · Mcthu!hst .. 15 thought tu rder to the llll'thudJ l.'al manner tn whrth mt·mbl' r~ of tht• un gmal 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 15, 1978 ~ mo rt.•ment JH: rfurmeU l' tlgagetnt•nts wh1 ch n St' llSt' uf Chn st1a11 dull' Induced ltwm l ll undt·rtClke . It Wi:I S f1r s1 appli ed tu Cha rles ""d Wt•slt•y and !':l t'\'l'T'C:Jl otllt'l' O;durd .s t udt'lll"i 111 1729. .luhn Thl' lllU\'t.'!llt'llt wa~ brought li60 bv (•tnrgrcm ls frvrn lrdt1nd . · Ill Allll'rl l'<.t Ill .. 1 1 I : TRIAl. PULl. , South eastern Ohio Ga rden Tractor Pullers Associ ation wi ll have a trial pull Sunday, April 16 at I p.m. at Chester. The pull is for anyon e in· terested in puUing this year. No entry fees will be ~ha rge d . Anyone interested can bring a tractor to pull. B& D 13" SHRUB & HEDGE TRIMMER e APRIL'S BEST BUY! f 1 1 1 I : Letters of opinion are welcomed. They shoold be less than 300 words long 10r be subject to reduetloo by tht• editor 1 and m1111t be signed with the signet 's dress. Names may be withheld upon publication. Howeve r, on request, names will be dlsclOIIed, l.etten should be m good taste, addre1l81ng Issues not pe r· : snnalitles . l I ad· · ,[)~ ' # ~.4 BROCCOLI .............. LB. CARROTS ......s:~ .. : ~ _,. 5 HAR <l'li4NJ«lu • : i>., M0090 090 09]09~ Butcher Block Clock Thi\ 24 gallon ca pacity lro,h can is mode of rugged polyerhyJe,e and guaranteed to resht normal impact withou t failure ot 20 " F below zero . Rusf .remto nt meta l handle loc~s ~e c urel y ;..., 0 coda w itl, bloc~ co..,er C13 2C -· Doub le edge bl ade ,- 3,000 cu t· ling '"o~es per min. Vibrdf ion lure . Doubl e in s1.1 loted . 3-po!. . switch. 8114 Hold s 3 sizes ot plast iC garden bags Rem o\l ab le r im ACE NYLON REINFORCED GARDEN HOSE 88 ~I>'1, l.cll•r to the Editor, The Daily Sentinel, Hcp. John Ash brook sa id ·a broad sweeping plan for gun cuntrul is being pushed by a federa I agency without the Cllnsent of Congress. He said th1s sr~cak attack is the Ca rt er 's Admi ni st ration 's way of getting gun control 111t hout tlllbli c kn ow ledge . The Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms adll lltted to the subcommittee on Crime on Mar. 16 that its plan will take effect in 60 days . If you are aga inst this proposed rulcma k i n ~ yo u Cart Ideal for kttcf:!e n or den Bold block outl.ne orob•c numerals o n o natural butch er block pa tter n I ~I Yard 'N Garden VI70 -4) ( 66940 ~ ~ '< >i I ACE ~ ACE ):i •'"?'-' ~ ~ Ate 20-lnth 3-HP Mower bOI M C) ( 70606 Rew md start 4 man wheel set t1ngs on 7" 5tee l wheels )j Ace Ph-Gal. Sprayer I Vena 11le garden rake hos \ .4 I rigid Ieeth 4 1 J ' handle 18 -902 I I I t IN 11 lf1-Quart Double Bucket for wash ing Rail handle & I I HAWAII COME IN AND SEE HOW (With Thit Cou p"" I I $}99 33 gallon bog• can really ta~te on a loodl 2 mil. thick pla1tic won' t gi"•· 20 / plc.;. fl- 1580 Good Thru 4/30/78 t I I I f"istol gr ip hose nonle mode of durable zinc, meto lite d to dUJ· able fin i•h. Scrl'ln on. 47 4( Good Thru 4/30/78 ¢ CHUCK ROAST. ••••••.•L:·. you hom l'l ny P..J : , our'>!'! ' ,r a H u~IT'PucorP5' P•a t'ur iT' '2300 HARnEY'S SHOES, INC. " Middle Uppe r Blo ck " Po meroy , Oh io Store Hou rs 9 a .m .-5 p.m . Mon . 1hru Thur s . & Sat . 9 a . m .-8 p. m . Fr i. Closed Sunday ..............1 ~RCii •• • ~ I ;- , ,.. I ' WIN A WEEK FOR TWO c, P !J .t ta t~ ;tor ~ performance! ~nd reliability.i • ~. 10b18 rl•lJ'' enoi,Jqh to ••• ~ngineered ! ~ . P7Q ) drUy rnq Lul 39 USDA CHOICE BONELESS no! I h i" q•ound •fl a mo<, t ta'>flrGntH t> and corrtot table 20026. Spreads an area 4.8' w ide . Rust resist(!lnl enamel body . ( Pia!l o•m s 7 $ . ROUND STEAK ••...•.•L~· ... more comfortable th{ln feet I may wnte : Rex Da vis , Di rector BATF, 1200 P e nna. Ave, N.W., Washington, D.C. Ace Broadcast Spreader LEVER ACTION HOSE NOZZLE U.S.D.A. CHOICE Puppies Feminine Higher-ups ~-- Accordi ng to the Spotlight, " Under the guise of stopping gun t raffi c, the age ncy claims ·to follow Its own seriously nawed efforts to curtail handgun crime.'' · We are li ving in th e end days of this age, and I don't think crime and terrorism w11l be stopped unless the people become born a gain Christians and put capital punishment back in fo r ce. Very truly yours, Edna Edwards. CHICKEN BREASTS...~8; CAPRICE ~Hush Agency pushing gun contro¥ ~ ' l '. ..''. wl.r. '' ' '''A11'-"' r:;;;:••~ ov ~ , l."J . 1 I I I I . : ••·•?Jtt. "ft:G~Dt: POLISHED DISH MAG •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • •• •• • ~~~:~~ WHEELS ''You Can Buy Cheaper But You Can 't Buy /Jetter" See Toil a y at : MEIGS TIRE CENTER .lohn F. Jo' ullz, Mgr. 700 E. Main . "'or ··~ FRESH TOMATOES .• :!·. ~ ----- --- ----- ---- - --- - ---- - LUSTRO-WARE® "SUPER CAN" RASH CAN ( .' Woodward' to talk at Rio ·Treating ~minds as well .as bodies .often wea kens the will to l1ve By AI. ROSSITER JR. r o ta ! Bvg1nn• tHJ Balan ce HOUSTON 1UPI J - A San of C(l n c~r p ~tie n ts . G ra nd Total Elp Tax Fund 16 , 3?7 B4 Pl us Rece•p t s 571 9'1 'llle specia lists usc general General F und ?'! 179 Ja Cetsol• ne Tax Fu nd 16 , 510 91 Frands<·o specia lis t ls Bat . De c 31. 1971 577 9'l Bal De( 3 1 1977 856 S1 supportive psyehnlog ie ted1· Cemet ery Fund O.J?5 7S F H· e Pro l ec fl on Fu nd treating the minds of cancer lotal E"'P Pl.us Bal CemeH•ry B equest Fa 5!'1 91 niqueS to reduce stress anrl Bat· . Jan 1 Jf/ 77 47 s .s De c 3 1 . 1978 71.035 90 P<-Jtients as wei! as their F +re P rotecl +on Fd 1 J9 4 05 R ec e iph Motor Ve h•cle LICen se encourage the putient to take F-edera l Re\len ue S t,ar~r'lg bi1die.s . Ge nera! Pr ope rt y T Ll.oc: Tax F und 1- und 11 6S 1 89 advantagl! of any techniques R('a l E~t a te and "1t is our belief tha t the R ece• p ls Ani• Re c css.on 910 00 lro der (Gross) 2. 45 1 ~~ M Otor VChi CIC L!CC n se Totals n .ll45 . 27 ;Patient's attitude and will ·lo avail ab l e, r ang1 ng fr om To tal Recei pt s 2 , <~51 51 Ta x 10 ,80681 Expendi tu res Toli't l RPQinn1ng £\ i'll ~n r (' live are cr itice~l elements 'of tr adit iona l psyrhintry !IJ Ex pen d• tu · ~es Gen er a iF und nt7 9 38 Ptus Re cer p ts 7 ,49 4 65 Total E xpendil u re ~ survival." said Dr . Ernest bi ofeedback , med it"tiun a11d Motor Veh.cle L 1cense E • pe nd i tur es M 1scetlaneous ?.TBt'i 9J Tali Fund to , !6 7 96 Hose nb a um , associa lc ynga . 7. 46<1 -i '2 Mamrenance 13 .38 10 3 O l hC'f E )(pcnscs Gasoline T .;u Fund IS , J63 21 "l\1wt is importan t is that ~Total Exp 7, 464 d'} professor of medi cine at the To t al E'\o endllun's Ceme te ry Fund 3 .960 &1 Bat , Dec 31. 1977 '19 oJ Im p rovement 16, 167 96 psy rh ulo~ic a l pro blei11S be F 1re Pr otect •on Fa 2 ,464 . 17 Uni versity of California. Tot a l E x p Pl us Bat , Ga so lm e Tax Fu nd Feder a l RevenuE' Sh ar i ng early ,'' Dec 31. 19 7! 7, 494 os "Medica l histories record r erognize d J ,526 91 t=und 11.641 89 , Bal , Ja n I , 1977 F E'd er a t R eve nu e Shar ing Rosen baum ll aid . " Man v R ece ipt s A.r,t • RecE"5sro'h 877.53 ma ny so -ca lled 'hope less· Fund GasO l• ne T aK JJ .OOO 00 patients are oyerwhelmed by Total s 72 , 705 .00 8()1 . JiH1 r IY 17 5 . ~9B 89.' . cases in which patients ha'vc Tot a) Recei pt s IJ .OOO 00 B al.an <e Dec 31'. 1977 'th e di sease and be('mlle R ece ipt s Total Bi"'qr"n •ng Balan ce rallied or regain ed their Ge n craiFu nd 856 .51 6, 15300 Plu s Re cer pts 16 ,576 97 Grants F ederal unable to cope." Moto' VIO'h •c le L •ce n se l a ta! Re c e•pt s 6. ISJ 00 Ex pe ndi t ures Ta"~< rund 159 aa 1( the patient can become St'ience today Total Oeg •nn•ng ~alanoi' To Tal E Kpc nd •lures Casot,ne Ta)l; t=und 1.063 . 71 PIUS Rece ip tS 11 ,6 51 89 acti vely involved in tile effort MISCel l a1H~OUS 3.818 00 Cemetery Fund 2.3C5 \4 E x p endl1ur es Ma •n t N1 ance 1l.t'i34 91 Ceme tery Bequest Fd 57192 to st rengthe n hi s will , that stren ~ th ," he said . "Ort en Ma1 nt . a nd Op eration Gr and Total E'(p . F rre Pr otectronFd 7963 Conlril c t5 Repa ir 11 , 64189 gives the patient a feeling of Ga50I•ne 1 a;,; rund when we ha ve witn essed Feder a l Re'w'enue l o ta t E x.p 11.641.89 15 ,-16] 2 1 control and increases his Sh arm g i=und 10 00 un expec ted r emi ssions or Bat . D~c 31 . 1977 10.00 Bill , Dec 3 1 19 77 1.063 n A n i • Recess ion 8? ~7 hupe . ·n1is, sctid Rosenba um, To t, 1 1 Exp Plus Sa l , cures, we ha ve felt tlie added Total Exo Plus Bat To tal 5 . 1J0 U Dec 31 19 77 11 ,651 89 wil l at leas t enable the Dec 31 lR7 7 16 ,576 97 Ca sh Bal ance , erudal fa ctor was the wi ll to A nt. ReceH•O n Cemetery Fun d Rece •pfS a n d tient to live life mnre fullv pa live. Rece ip ts Bat , Jan 1, 19!7 1.516 37 E xpen d itures O t h e r 9 tO 00 whatever the outcome of h(s R eceiph " We th erefore seek to B y Fund Tot a l Re ceipts 910 00 Ge n e r<t l Property T a1o. disease . Ge neral F und develop in the patient a E x pe na•tu res Rea l Est ate et nd Ba lance . J an I. 1977 5.481 53 Good nutrition is vita l. He Salar•es B?T 53 strong, positiv• attitude of Trader IGross J 3.00J JB Rece 1pts T otal Exp 81! 53 Fe es 17 4)0 0 said many cancer patients Gener al Property Tax hope and a strong will to Bai , Dec- 31. 19 71 8? J7 lOla I ReCC1ph 4. 809 38 R eal Estate ana from progressive die To t a l EKp Plus Bat . live." Total Beg.nn•nq Ba ran c~ Tr"rler (C ros s l J 823 31 Dec 31 , 1977 9 10 00 mal nutn tion rat her than P lus R ecer pl ~ 6 , )1~ 75 Rosenb aum said a t an 1 ang •bi C' P c r son.J I Pr operly E 11 pc nd 1 t urc~ Ta)( (G r oss ) 8,7Bl 11 fr om th e cancer itse lf. I 4 l 1? . 1t c Am erica n Cancer Soc iety Sala ries 3 . ~6 0 90 Loc d l Gove rn men t and Nutrit ion is· pa rticul ar ly Tools and E quipmen t ~6] J5 symposium that he and coState tncome 1 a)( 3 ,654 ~s Repa• r s ~05H im portant after surger y and Perm ,ss rve Sa les T ;n 99 50 One way to scwc gasul nw: 'workers ze ro in on th e Othe r E)(penses JOB\ O t l'ler 165 88 ain the body's ability to maint Total Ex p 3 .960 66 Put a \ ori·powt•rt•d muwl'r to pro blems of depress ion, To ta l Rt•ce •pts \7, 55 J 31 Bal , De c J l . 1977 7,365 1J To ta l Beqmn.ng Ba lance he lplessness. hopelessness to to lerate rad iati on an d wurk 111 ~ uur y ~ 1 ·d. Tota l EKP P lus Sa l, Plus ReC€! P1 S 13 .035 90 and )()SS of s p)f.f'SI P Pm th _.t chemical therapy. Impala AS tS lo c a ted ar tr~e; Vrllaqc GdriJge 651 PMk Street f or •nspP CTIOn betwePn :· Tow11 Budd 1n QS And Gro wnd s Motor Vehic!P \.• cense Ofl ic.e at the V•ll ag e Hal l , 137 Race Stref'l , untd 4 00 p M Apr il /J 19 78 t or thC' lo llo w rnq '• E • JfC nd •tu ru To ta l EJ.p.cnd1tu r es .. . , Ad rnin1S i rc31 PJ E' 1\,501 13 ' ,, Stop· in ana see the at! new tomplete line of RCA Portable and Console TV's. · •• •• $ CERTIFIED KENNEBEC SEED POTATOES •••5~ ~!· .. 49 YELLOW ONIONS .• }:~~ CALIF• ORANGES .•.•••••• -~ . ~A·G- e . 7 · ~ CABBAGE ••••••••.••••• ;~-• .4LB. • ·' ' BANANAS •••..••••••••• ~B~ ----~- COUPON . • COUPON U.S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES :. 10 LB. ·BAG 59~ W/C ·I· INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. $399 ~ . . CELERY•••••._ •••• ·•••••••• COUPON COUPON GERBER STRAINED OXYDOL BABY FOOD OR JUICE 8/$1 WIC DETfllGENT SLB. 4 oz. �' I ., 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedn•sday. April12, 197B J:' und Anti Recess .on FOR S·ALE Sealed b1as w i l l be 6, ISJ 00 "· 910 .00 Tot ,.ls 55 ,151 .59 Tota l Rece •p h 8 B a l anc(:'s Gener ltl Fund 23 ,Q.JS 90 re ce1ved bY the Vdl dge o t M•<1dleport Mergs County at I he Mavor 's One 19 76 Chev r ole- t ..! Door , fh ehoursofBA M ilnd4 p M "Gene Grat!:' , ( ler lr. Tr eas.un•r ;?! c ( ~ ) 11 19 '. F I NANCIAL REPORT O F TOW N SHIPS For F•scal Year Endmg Dece m bl' r 31 , 1977 Chester T-ownst1ip Me igs County Chester . O h io Aprr l 9, 1 ~ 7 8 I c erttly t h l:' f ollow rnq reporl to be correc t Freder rck. M Llltle Townsh •P Clerk !i u m mary of Cas h Balances . R eceipl5 And E K p end11ure~ Ba lance Jan 1. 1971 Gcnera i Fund ~ 5 J 8153 Motor Veht cl e Lrc t>n se TalO.Fun·d 5. 519 0J Gasol111eTax Fund 357697 Cem eterv Fund 1 5 16 37 Cemetery Beq u est Fa Sol 40 F 1r e Pr otect ron Fd 4? SJ Feae ra l Reven u(' Shar rng Fu nd 5 49 889 2709~61l Tota ls To tal R eceipt5 General Fund 17 554 J 7 Motor Veh tCie L rcense Ta)( F-und Ha lts . M£'mor 1al De c Jl. 19 11 6. J1l 75 Cc m eterv B equ es t Fund B.11'' Jan I. l'il77 507 <10 R eceip ts Beqwes tS 65 57 67B IO ,Il08Bl Gasoline Ta x Fund Cemetery Fund 13 000 00 .:1809 38 Cemetery Beauest F d 65 57 F 1re Pr o t ect 1on F a ? J 51 51 Federal Re\l en._11:' }ihnr rM I ~ Total R cCCIPI~ 6S " Our approach tu the prob· S~ ACE iem of nutrition in our CUil('Cr patients is trr educat• the pati ent so that he may becmnc both knowil'!lgea ble an d respo nsible for mainwining good nutrition and to give him direction , etH.' (I UI'Hgemc n t e~ nd a structured supporti ve prnt.iffll n ,'1 Hr)senbaum said . Also importan t for reco very and i'mproved life is exercise . Husenbaum said l'onvHiescmg pat ients who und erta ke lit tl e o1· no exercise undergo continued lnss of muscle Strength and suffe r prolongea ph ys ical debilitation . To deal with thi s problem, HGsenbaum and th erapi ~ts frorr Mt. Zion Hos pital de veloped a ph ys ical rehubilit <tti un progr am to becori1e as sonn as possible. They us• an exe rcise str•tc her, a three-pound weight, a foam rubber ha ll , a bag to breathe into, a thin sheet of rubbe r to st retch, a mo di fied clot hesp in to strenglit.cn hand muscles and taped instructions as well as an exercise manual. "'The exe rcise prog rru11, in rna ki ng the pati ent responsible for part of his re(•ovcry. gives him a sense of in dependence and a feeling of being able to cope 11i th his di sease in an orga ni zed man ner, '' Hosenbaum said. "His daily progress gives him self~st eem and hoJ)e and reinforces hi s wilt to li ve ." The doctor also sa id the ca ncer patient 's sexual needs sho uld not be ignored . " We att em pt to h• lp our patients appreciate that their problems are not unique and thHI these pro6Jems can be dealt 11ith ... and that they have a good potential of recovering in part or in full th eir prio r level of sexua l activity ." I ~ Til E HOSPIT Al. Mr!-J. H1Jlkrt W;.ddntg uf Huull' I. Ha l' I Ill'. hi t~ l'lltt'I'L'd Pl L'crs: mt Vi:dh•y 1-! uspJtal . Pt. Plt•a:-.aut. W. Va . fur nlaJor • ~ ur g er: ' Fa med Watergate jo urnali;t Bob Woodward will appea r at Rio Grande College and Com munit y Co llege tomor.row night. Woodwar1d will conduct a media seminar ln the aft ernoon for area new's persons. The Pulitzer Prize winner will speak at an open meeting' in the college dining hall all. ·B:30·p.m. The session is open' ' to the public free of charge. 1 . . •• . 1 Middleport police·had 30 arrests Store Hours: Moo,-Sal 8 am-10 pm Thirty arrests were made by Middleport' s Poli ce Department during March, acco rding to the monthly report of Chief of Police J . J . Cremeans filed with village council Monday night. Biggest singl e offense was di sor derl y manner when eight persons were arre sted. There were four arrests for dri ving whil e ·inioxicat ed, fo ur for speeding. and two for assault and battery . There was one arrest each for unsa fe vehicle, squealing tires, fa ilure to yield the right of way, wrong way on a one way str eet, ass ured clea r dista nce. blocking ga r age, a nd cun t r ibuting to th e del mquency of a minor. Four cases were dropped and one · was tra nsferred to the co WJty co urt The department collected $730.50 in parking meter eollections. Sunday 10-am-10 pm ~k th ud ists The """'' · Mcthu!hst .. 15 thought tu rder to the llll'thudJ l.'al manner tn whrth mt·mbl' r~ of tht• un gmal 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 15, 1978 ~ mo rt.•ment JH: rfurmeU l' tlgagetnt•nts wh1 ch n St' llSt' uf Chn st1a11 dull' Induced ltwm l ll undt·rtClke . It Wi:I S f1r s1 appli ed tu Cha rles ""d Wt•slt•y and !':l t'\'l'T'C:Jl otllt'l' O;durd .s t udt'lll"i 111 1729. .luhn Thl' lllU\'t.'!llt'llt wa~ brought li60 bv (•tnrgrcm ls frvrn lrdt1nd . · Ill Allll'rl l'<.t Ill .. 1 1 I : TRIAl. PULl. , South eastern Ohio Ga rden Tractor Pullers Associ ation wi ll have a trial pull Sunday, April 16 at I p.m. at Chester. The pull is for anyon e in· terested in puUing this year. No entry fees will be ~ha rge d . Anyone interested can bring a tractor to pull. B& D 13" SHRUB & HEDGE TRIMMER e APRIL'S BEST BUY! f 1 1 1 I : Letters of opinion are welcomed. They shoold be less than 300 words long 10r be subject to reduetloo by tht• editor 1 and m1111t be signed with the signet 's dress. Names may be withheld upon publication. Howeve r, on request, names will be dlsclOIIed, l.etten should be m good taste, addre1l81ng Issues not pe r· : snnalitles . l I ad· · ,[)~ ' # ~.4 BROCCOLI .............. LB. CARROTS ......s:~ .. : ~ _,. 5 HAR <l'li4NJ«lu • : i>., M0090 090 09]09~ Butcher Block Clock Thi\ 24 gallon ca pacity lro,h can is mode of rugged polyerhyJe,e and guaranteed to resht normal impact withou t failure ot 20 " F below zero . Rusf .remto nt meta l handle loc~s ~e c urel y ;..., 0 coda w itl, bloc~ co..,er C13 2C -· Doub le edge bl ade ,- 3,000 cu t· ling '"o~es per min. Vibrdf ion lure . Doubl e in s1.1 loted . 3-po!. . switch. 8114 Hold s 3 sizes ot plast iC garden bags Rem o\l ab le r im ACE NYLON REINFORCED GARDEN HOSE 88 ~I>'1, l.cll•r to the Editor, The Daily Sentinel, Hcp. John Ash brook sa id ·a broad sweeping plan for gun cuntrul is being pushed by a federa I agency without the Cllnsent of Congress. He said th1s sr~cak attack is the Ca rt er 's Admi ni st ration 's way of getting gun control 111t hout tlllbli c kn ow ledge . The Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms adll lltted to the subcommittee on Crime on Mar. 16 that its plan will take effect in 60 days . If you are aga inst this proposed rulcma k i n ~ yo u Cart Ideal for kttcf:!e n or den Bold block outl.ne orob•c numerals o n o natural butch er block pa tter n I ~I Yard 'N Garden VI70 -4) ( 66940 ~ ~ '< >i I ACE ~ ACE ):i •'"?'-' ~ ~ Ate 20-lnth 3-HP Mower bOI M C) ( 70606 Rew md start 4 man wheel set t1ngs on 7" 5tee l wheels )j Ace Ph-Gal. Sprayer I Vena 11le garden rake hos \ .4 I rigid Ieeth 4 1 J ' handle 18 -902 I I I t IN 11 lf1-Quart Double Bucket for wash ing Rail handle & I I HAWAII COME IN AND SEE HOW (With Thit Cou p"" I I $}99 33 gallon bog• can really ta~te on a loodl 2 mil. thick pla1tic won' t gi"•· 20 / plc.;. fl- 1580 Good Thru 4/30/78 t I I I f"istol gr ip hose nonle mode of durable zinc, meto lite d to dUJ· able fin i•h. Scrl'ln on. 47 4( Good Thru 4/30/78 ¢ CHUCK ROAST. ••••••.•L:·. you hom l'l ny P..J : , our'>!'! ' ,r a H u~IT'PucorP5' P•a t'ur iT' '2300 HARnEY'S SHOES, INC. " Middle Uppe r Blo ck " Po meroy , Oh io Store Hou rs 9 a .m .-5 p.m . Mon . 1hru Thur s . & Sat . 9 a . m .-8 p. m . Fr i. Closed Sunday ..............1 ~RCii •• • ~ I ;- , ,.. I ' WIN A WEEK FOR TWO c, P !J .t ta t~ ;tor ~ performance! ~nd reliability.i • ~. 10b18 rl•lJ'' enoi,Jqh to ••• ~ngineered ! ~ . P7Q ) drUy rnq Lul 39 USDA CHOICE BONELESS no! I h i" q•ound •fl a mo<, t ta'>flrGntH t> and corrtot table 20026. Spreads an area 4.8' w ide . Rust resist(!lnl enamel body . ( Pia!l o•m s 7 $ . ROUND STEAK ••...•.•L~· ... more comfortable th{ln feet I may wnte : Rex Da vis , Di rector BATF, 1200 P e nna. Ave, N.W., Washington, D.C. Ace Broadcast Spreader LEVER ACTION HOSE NOZZLE U.S.D.A. CHOICE Puppies Feminine Higher-ups ~-- Accordi ng to the Spotlight, " Under the guise of stopping gun t raffi c, the age ncy claims ·to follow Its own seriously nawed efforts to curtail handgun crime.'' · We are li ving in th e end days of this age, and I don't think crime and terrorism w11l be stopped unless the people become born a gain Christians and put capital punishment back in fo r ce. Very truly yours, Edna Edwards. CHICKEN BREASTS...~8; CAPRICE ~Hush Agency pushing gun contro¥ ~ ' l '. ..''. wl.r. '' ' '''A11'-"' r:;;;:••~ ov ~ , l."J . 1 I I I I . : ••·•?Jtt. "ft:G~Dt: POLISHED DISH MAG •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • •• •• • ~~~:~~ WHEELS ''You Can Buy Cheaper But You Can 't Buy /Jetter" See Toil a y at : MEIGS TIRE CENTER .lohn F. Jo' ullz, Mgr. 700 E. Main . "'or ··~ FRESH TOMATOES .• :!·. ~ ----- --- ----- ---- - --- - ---- - LUSTRO-WARE® "SUPER CAN" RASH CAN ( .' Woodward' to talk at Rio ·Treating ~minds as well .as bodies .often wea kens the will to l1ve By AI. ROSSITER JR. r o ta ! Bvg1nn• tHJ Balan ce HOUSTON 1UPI J - A San of C(l n c~r p ~tie n ts . G ra nd Total Elp Tax Fund 16 , 3?7 B4 Pl us Rece•p t s 571 9'1 'llle specia lists usc general General F und ?'! 179 Ja Cetsol• ne Tax Fu nd 16 , 510 91 Frands<·o specia lis t ls Bat . De c 31. 1971 577 9'l Bal De( 3 1 1977 856 S1 supportive psyehnlog ie ted1· Cemet ery Fund O.J?5 7S F H· e Pro l ec fl on Fu nd treating the minds of cancer lotal E"'P Pl.us Bal CemeH•ry B equest Fa 5!'1 91 niqueS to reduce stress anrl Bat· . Jan 1 Jf/ 77 47 s .s De c 3 1 . 1978 71.035 90 P<-Jtients as wei! as their F +re P rotecl +on Fd 1 J9 4 05 R ec e iph Motor Ve h•cle LICen se encourage the putient to take F-edera l Re\len ue S t,ar~r'lg bi1die.s . Ge nera! Pr ope rt y T Ll.oc: Tax F und 1- und 11 6S 1 89 advantagl! of any techniques R('a l E~t a te and "1t is our belief tha t the R ece• p ls Ani• Re c css.on 910 00 lro der (Gross) 2. 45 1 ~~ M Otor VChi CIC L!CC n se Totals n .ll45 . 27 ;Patient's attitude and will ·lo avail ab l e, r ang1 ng fr om To tal Recei pt s 2 , <~51 51 Ta x 10 ,80681 Expendi tu res Toli't l RPQinn1ng £\ i'll ~n r (' live are cr itice~l elements 'of tr adit iona l psyrhintry !IJ Ex pen d• tu · ~es Gen er a iF und nt7 9 38 Ptus Re cer p ts 7 ,49 4 65 Total E xpendil u re ~ survival." said Dr . Ernest bi ofeedback , med it"tiun a11d Motor Veh.cle L 1cense E • pe nd i tur es M 1scetlaneous ?.TBt'i 9J Tali Fund to , !6 7 96 Hose nb a um , associa lc ynga . 7. 46<1 -i '2 Mamrenance 13 .38 10 3 O l hC'f E )(pcnscs Gasoline T .;u Fund IS , J63 21 "l\1wt is importan t is that ~Total Exp 7, 464 d'} professor of medi cine at the To t al E'\o endllun's Ceme te ry Fund 3 .960 &1 Bat , Dec 31. 1977 '19 oJ Im p rovement 16, 167 96 psy rh ulo~ic a l pro blei11S be F 1re Pr otect •on Fa 2 ,464 . 17 Uni versity of California. Tot a l E x p Pl us Bat , Ga so lm e Tax Fu nd Feder a l RevenuE' Sh ar i ng early ,'' Dec 31. 19 7! 7, 494 os "Medica l histories record r erognize d J ,526 91 t=und 11.641 89 , Bal , Ja n I , 1977 F E'd er a t R eve nu e Shar ing Rosen baum ll aid . " Man v R ece ipt s A.r,t • RecE"5sro'h 877.53 ma ny so -ca lled 'hope less· Fund GasO l• ne T aK JJ .OOO 00 patients are oyerwhelmed by Total s 72 , 705 .00 8()1 . JiH1 r IY 17 5 . ~9B 89.' . cases in which patients ha'vc Tot a) Recei pt s IJ .OOO 00 B al.an <e Dec 31'. 1977 'th e di sease and be('mlle R ece ipt s Total Bi"'qr"n •ng Balan ce rallied or regain ed their Ge n craiFu nd 856 .51 6, 15300 Plu s Re cer pts 16 ,576 97 Grants F ederal unable to cope." Moto' VIO'h •c le L •ce n se l a ta! Re c e•pt s 6. ISJ 00 Ex pe ndi t ures Ta"~< rund 159 aa 1( the patient can become St'ience today Total Oeg •nn•ng ~alanoi' To Tal E Kpc nd •lures Casot,ne Ta)l; t=und 1.063 . 71 PIUS Rece ip tS 11 ,6 51 89 acti vely involved in tile effort MISCel l a1H~OUS 3.818 00 Cemetery Fund 2.3C5 \4 E x p endl1ur es Ma •n t N1 ance 1l.t'i34 91 Ceme tery Bequest Fd 57192 to st rengthe n hi s will , that stren ~ th ," he said . "Ort en Ma1 nt . a nd Op eration Gr and Total E'(p . F rre Pr otectronFd 7963 Conlril c t5 Repa ir 11 , 64189 gives the patient a feeling of Ga50I•ne 1 a;,; rund when we ha ve witn essed Feder a l Re'w'enue l o ta t E x.p 11.641.89 15 ,-16] 2 1 control and increases his Sh arm g i=und 10 00 un expec ted r emi ssions or Bat . D~c 31 . 1977 10.00 Bill , Dec 3 1 19 77 1.063 n A n i • Recess ion 8? ~7 hupe . ·n1is, sctid Rosenba um, To t, 1 1 Exp Plus Sa l , cures, we ha ve felt tlie added Total Exo Plus Bat To tal 5 . 1J0 U Dec 31 19 77 11 ,651 89 wil l at leas t enable the Dec 31 lR7 7 16 ,576 97 Ca sh Bal ance , erudal fa ctor was the wi ll to A nt. ReceH•O n Cemetery Fun d Rece •pfS a n d tient to live life mnre fullv pa live. Rece ip ts Bat , Jan 1, 19!7 1.516 37 E xpen d itures O t h e r 9 tO 00 whatever the outcome of h(s R eceiph " We th erefore seek to B y Fund Tot a l Re ceipts 910 00 Ge n e r<t l Property T a1o. disease . Ge neral F und develop in the patient a E x pe na•tu res Rea l Est ate et nd Ba lance . J an I. 1977 5.481 53 Good nutrition is vita l. He Salar•es B?T 53 strong, positiv• attitude of Trader IGross J 3.00J JB Rece 1pts T otal Exp 81! 53 Fe es 17 4)0 0 said many cancer patients Gener al Property Tax hope and a strong will to Bai , Dec- 31. 19 71 8? J7 lOla I ReCC1ph 4. 809 38 R eal Estate ana from progressive die To t a l EKp Plus Bat . live." Total Beg.nn•nq Ba ran c~ Tr"rler (C ros s l J 823 31 Dec 31 , 1977 9 10 00 mal nutn tion rat her than P lus R ecer pl ~ 6 , )1~ 75 Rosenb aum said a t an 1 ang •bi C' P c r son.J I Pr operly E 11 pc nd 1 t urc~ Ta)( (G r oss ) 8,7Bl 11 fr om th e cancer itse lf. I 4 l 1? . 1t c Am erica n Cancer Soc iety Sala ries 3 . ~6 0 90 Loc d l Gove rn men t and Nutrit ion is· pa rticul ar ly Tools and E quipmen t ~6] J5 symposium that he and coState tncome 1 a)( 3 ,654 ~s Repa• r s ~05H im portant after surger y and Perm ,ss rve Sa les T ;n 99 50 One way to scwc gasul nw: 'workers ze ro in on th e Othe r E)(penses JOB\ O t l'ler 165 88 ain the body's ability to maint Total Ex p 3 .960 66 Put a \ ori·powt•rt•d muwl'r to pro blems of depress ion, To ta l Rt•ce •pts \7, 55 J 31 Bal , De c J l . 1977 7,365 1J To ta l Beqmn.ng Ba lance he lplessness. hopelessness to to lerate rad iati on an d wurk 111 ~ uur y ~ 1 ·d. Tota l EKP P lus Sa l, Plus ReC€! P1 S 13 .035 90 and )()SS of s p)f.f'SI P Pm th _.t chemical therapy. Impala AS tS lo c a ted ar tr~e; Vrllaqc GdriJge 651 PMk Street f or •nspP CTIOn betwePn :· Tow11 Budd 1n QS And Gro wnd s Motor Vehic!P \.• cense Ofl ic.e at the V•ll ag e Hal l , 137 Race Stref'l , untd 4 00 p M Apr il /J 19 78 t or thC' lo llo w rnq '• E • JfC nd •tu ru To ta l EJ.p.cnd1tu r es .. . , Ad rnin1S i rc31 PJ E' 1\,501 13 ' ,, Stop· in ana see the at! new tomplete line of RCA Portable and Console TV's. · •• •• $ CERTIFIED KENNEBEC SEED POTATOES •••5~ ~!· .. 49 YELLOW ONIONS .• }:~~ CALIF• ORANGES .•.•••••• -~ . ~A·G- e . 7 · ~ CABBAGE ••••••••.••••• ;~-• .4LB. • ·' ' BANANAS •••..••••••••• ~B~ ----~- COUPON . • COUPON U.S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES :. 10 LB. ·BAG 59~ W/C ·I· INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. $399 ~ . . CELERY•••••._ •••• ·•••••••• COUPON COUPON GERBER STRAINED OXYDOL BABY FOOD OR JUICE 8/$1 WIC DETfllGENT SLB. 4 oz. �-. / 9 ~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0., Wednesday, Aprill2, 1978 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pome•·oy, 0 ., Wednesday , Apnl12,l978 Cam pin ~ I NAtL·JI AR'\l S IO H•Ai tl o kP • 1 •~w SPRING TIME TOOL & FURNITURE AUCTION IIMUIN 1-' 0!!I CI OY l ou"~ •,l Pt o rf.u< t .., l op prt t t' l o • \ IOIId+H(j qn"' ' '' 'lb (' t ' j:(lll G<'l ') )'Jo) o • •,li• • ' P ~·"' ' Wrll.rl·•ll'l ' w rth ' 01H•py C. \1'· ihl l l ll ' (lrrd "o pllll' ir11'- l 0ld do•WI\ lnp l ro ~ Kt •nt Hunh y I ,J,tb Wol(l ,,,,,,\.. l'P ~ '( ~ IPII I r•o ~ ~ lrr \t'l \ OI N~ C U~~f.N ( Y 1 0 1-r ~r r' o ld up IU • ltr lr•r1l wr 1t1 ![l!l ll '') pm ~1' l wol ri H•~ und r hou~<,' ~.-.ur ~old Coii/ J) /OJO cd ,,., /, rlv,•r 1111 rl qold WP ru •r •rl 1964 99} /b()H rluy .._r rr d (~ dr • t ~rlvvr 'torr·.~ fJuy ~t' ll !'i ll I I~ N't' ( AMI'I!.' 70 b 1\" tll 11 od· • l ol l Noqt•t \Vur n~ IC'y r, rH I l rr\rlrn q nw rHn q ~ ()n l J.l") JJ.lt rr•••ront Olll f•rrna (jn~ OIHl l 'lf'C lr •r op l rrq;>rnlor luh wrl h IJIU I U ~N IIU IH •t o ·bo · r ·~ b r a~~ h·•r h 1t CHl bdi ~ c l{ to nrpl c h' .,h,r w< •• l ~ ( pl h·rrl 'rro•drtrO II h P ut,tt h ol rl~ Wr111' M 0 M1ilct f'h\ tll l' / ;J /_ jQ{~h h' r ., f-' nm,.,roy Oh o (l r <oil 11111dt!r o n SATURDAY, APRIL 151 1978 STARTINGJ2:00 NOON-? ******************* 'TOOLS****·*************** Roll Around Tool Bo>.es, L rn coln 255 Ar c Weldor Floor & Ben ch Or til Pre sses , Ben ch Grrnders, Vices, Log Ch a ins, 1 Ton Come A long Battery Charg er Air Tool s, one lh trd HP Air Com presso r , 8 lb Sled ge Hrlmmer s Soc ket Sets. Wren c: h Se ts, A ll Ty pes Smt\'111 Hand Tools, Pipe_W r~p c hcs . HCJ mme"cs, Pl tcr· s, Tapt-5, Etc ll'/7 livi ng Room Suites (2 8. 3 pc :. B~;>droam Sut l es by v~ugh an & Bassett Jus t reLCtVed a truck load of Solid C\Jk Furnit ure from At hen s Furn1 t u r e Mig , Be a n Bag s. Cac kli,iil & End Tables . Bunk Bed s. Box Spr i ngs & M attr ess Se ts, Rec l iners Dining Roo m Sui tes , Buffet an d Hufc hes, Dine tte !'> ~~ nd mu c h rnore . ************MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS***..-******* j ANl} d ~M h ;n.~ h"d urn! trrr l ut ll r~ h ... d, ill'"' fJi tlitr r • 4'l] J:J lW1.Jt' l.o~~ ;\!'\ pi Cui llQ] 1 ~ ·omlril ! 0~ ( HOI' 1(11. ·\ f' cnk )4 lo' ~,.,n tnl -. /(11 '-lt 'IIIUI Cp11 IOI! VdlrHjl' fv'\ ~ ) 11111 1\\ Hid' q JOI G..,OU NO t r.J<.J) MEIGS PLAZA OHIO BUSINESS RT. 7 BOBBY THOMA SSO N MIDDLEPORT. OHIO SELLE R ·(614) 992 · 9953 lnr rl' nt N SALE- FR 1\VU I:IIOROOM ltoolf'' .,., , 'N/ j)]f.J (l l APR. 1 b:Pu () GI Mt d dlf'pot I Plr P nP U~ U) h -.drO\tl r( j Ita ( tnr with p T hd <h / 4"} 307 4 u 1 ) ( 1\\HS lm l'm k ·, nr ~ l 1yt> ~ I rut ~ ond Auto Port \ WI C'{ Io. Pr A l1•lt l,(•r.rlr' QQ:; jj'].l f< u rlo"d ~H~fi _,Y UOM l!,ilrll t,!'lp d Oj! HOWARDBEA & ASSOC. AUCTIONEERS L.J'-~.:. \~0l)0 UH/ •.hor t'" I J } )',bb OHIO RIVER AUCTION ~~ lu ~' ,"'> 01(' ond Rt•por r 147 70&1 ot l'(' lltltO rl >' 4]'4~ 7 ) , ,,, , !> J J.I 1'1(,<., 'N ANilO AI' I I OR ,,.,11 ((Ill oltt •• • pr·• L ~Ptt' l t O l11o A htltl)" Holcomh I Q9!j 50i) lN) f/:17 ljll) j)'l} HOOI HOllOW Ho1~e:. Buy '> el l (;H It o •n New on d u ~ erl 11 YOU hove a serv rce 10 oHer . won I to b··uy or se ll some t hmg , oe .loo kmg l or wor k . or whotevct . you ll ge T t e~u ll ~ la s ter wtl h o Sent inel Wont Ad Co 11Q92 7150 -··,, o(l(' •.od rl lo.~ k1ith Kq cv o ~ t. 014t69B :.1";?90 . Alha P.,· ' Nl hiNG ) 1AR Kouncl , ~ oo rdrng Indoor nnd <.J Utd oor run ~ C. rt1011Pil9 all breed<; Cle an ~O rH I OI "/ l ac rl trr<l~ Clw\IHrV fJho ru• l bl<l ' 367 0797 r!V~ f.AMIL Y' Yard So lo Vicror Bohr ' tc ~t d e rrc e . app ro)( . J mrle s no rTh ol Chcsrer Wed Th ut~ and f11 . Aprrl 17 \ 3 &14 Sorne th1ng lo, all 9 00 to 4 30. AK ( BOXI:R pupprt"> Hav e ~ hor ~ bC'Pn wormed 11 W('(' lo. '> o ld II DO 997 1776.. BOX I: ~ YARD wp ('lo..~ or HD ORAo'O 19 /6 OIO S CUILA5S Br o uqh o m A c p 5 p H AM IM .... l .' IL"O 'l' U I wrndo w flf'o l oqgf'r powl' r (a II oltct ) 00 pm 33 991· 775 1 '-/97 6130 14&8 POL ARA OOOG~ • I HR H : FAMil 't' Yard Sol e 4 mdes o ff Rl 7 on 143 . l ois ol c'tolhrng . A von dr shc s. l u rnrtu rc and m1~c 1hu rs . Fr t. and Sot 10 00 to 5 00 tarn or shinE!". Soil l or S50 99'} )I HI po rt ~ ( rO"Sos YA RD SALE lh ru Frr Sot. Wrll ~e ll drHonlrnued rtem~ rn rfl'r' horne Dcc bt Show <ose ·oc cc!i~ IIIC ) lor the horne Pia· qu es , pt<!urc ~ . candle holder s, It uri dr~he~ ove r 7S rtern s Als o l rt c y c lo s l o rrn d oot!i qlossworo . gol lo 11 glos !'o tu g s. ~ome c ln!hrng Kold o r re~rdemc "' ·Bu rlll)g hnm ~n R! Auto Sa les ~e O'h Brll 01 909 East Mom Strt•e l Ronne Ohto So turdoy Aprt l \Sth q 00 · J 00 Br urdol colo r 6 old S50 949 / 49J ofrpr 19/ l CADi l LA C l 'h ortP 99') 7467 SAl!:- tQ~rden(e PUPP I I:~ 0 \ HI I-' W OO D f> ll r o~ mo w loOI111't r•r 10 011 IO!(j f"~ t P nd S!l I"'' Inn ~ ~~~~d i P d ~la h $6 pC" r r, ,,, Ut • l r~l' red to O lno f-'oiiPt CP ~~ 7 Pom("rOy V02 ?6!N fl lll lii'IOY r. •n l p~~I\'I I OIHI' ( llo/<'!1'- H tmH~ M Q !S ill f,' ,,\. 1' ' ,. f;.pt ~ AT )rrd 'lJJ,.J COU I'li~Y noo NO lllM I OO ior q t'cr t o() ~llln l l Wdl bu y I i>•("f l? o r ( (1 n l plo ~ T e l urrl' ' ' lmld Nv\~ ~~~~ ,,j ( H 011 11 out '' Murtrrr ~ hJtttrlut l' .. /0 N • Fur ll•·nl *****************fURNITURE***************** REG. \\ aukd It• IJu~ Equiplll(' llt IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNT '>:, OHIO ) ard Sale l97:l CIH: V Y N OV A S5 E.u·ll e n! tlrndr tron o ne ownc1 Nr ce ci,•CJnco r Ph onc b14 367 77 58 ~a l ~ ) arrl S AL~ YARD Help Wanted H7q ~10 uth J , d M,rldlc por I II th WANTE D· CLERK lor Har dware Store Apply by wrrl rng Bo .. 779 -F. co l he Doily Sen t1ncl fl o metoy OH 457b9 A11+'oU£> . 1/t h (llld 13th YOU agg• es~ i ve ' N el;!d ') lndrP'i to dr neon stta te la ce l rli~ No e ~petrcn ce ne cc~~a ry Quoldr rotrons n e at ·ap pear or1cc wdh n tcc pc r ~on oltty ARE 7 PM 'C oli Sue at 99'}. 7066 lor Op· por n tmcnt ·;.'FRI EN DLY HOM~ loy Portro s now rn our 13rd yea r r!> cxpondrng and ha s -opcntng s fo r Managen and Dealer\ Parry Plan (' )( YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER 24 ADAY pe r r e nco help l ul Our guoren tflPd toy~ ond grfh ~ el l them ':> elve~ l tl l !HI 1 " Day 5 18 49q .9395 ME!'R J.!I .MA C HAS OP~NING5 FOR Por!y Pla n Supe r v•~ o r~ an d cie tn o r1!. 1' a tots rn you r · or e o :· o r w11t c Bo10: 1er 31Cf 55b -6881 IIOCII MERRIMA C 1:101 Jo c lo. ~o r1 Dubuque Iowa ~200 1 A,.ll " ""'N nol rn~c ~ l H r g h e~ t co nHntor. S rOr1 no de l r11errng or col l ectrng Demon strate top quol.ty t o y ~ and gr it ~ Call coliN! Ia Ann i ELIABll PERSO N Route Sale smen F,nge benelrb ho sp rtolrtotron per"1011 voco lion Al so co llcq c student l o r ~u mrn e r rou to wo rk Valley So i iQ Pt oducts Pt Pl eman r Wf IIUI YI I HI I I(;H! 10 I IMII Qu AN HTIU l'l(l NI J O lO !0 DIAl In ,. gua r• nreiid lor '""' 1\l" ;;~.;;;;;;,•;.;;~~- ~~:NI'UI.~ Iutll !I I'W ot• ~ tl llm ,.,ttt'l'>f w rnr o• •"<l ._'>. I (0 111M!. AN D 'IICIJ C.000 \ lJ NOA T A,I IL' IH I U \, AfU I O.ItY ,YUA RAN 1 H co~ h cha r ge to ( \J~ t omcr~ N o co lle ctr ng dclr11C1rng Cor ph o ne 11cccssa t~· Call co llect Carol Except Closed Satunlay Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday CO~l .rGHT No ~ ervrcc No rncn t ' lot wv WA11Rl:5~ Pom o r oy Ohro Betty Crocker I SUPER MOIST LAYER 4 CaqMi~ -·. 1 •• $ 16·01 . Cans WW.ole Fresh Hams ....... . Whole Smoked p·1cn~cs • ......... lb. n· "' Mlxe d ....... '""' .... , 0,.. •• Fryer ............. )"'···'.lb. Parts .......·:.·..·..... o I fJ 43 4 544 I I I 'Itt 1111"'"_ • " ll l\ 0 1 >1•\6 . . .. . .. '·~··~ \ N o . 16 ,643 - Milk 15' Off LA I Il $ 19 Cold Power Detergent NOT ICE BY 1 I I I I I I. e: .• LDrry A '. addr ess unk now n , Out whose last k nown address WeB nO P lea· sant St reet , Ashtana , Oh i o 44805 . will lake notice on th e lSt n oay of No11ember , 1977 , Rrla l Smith tiled her C6mpta·tnl against h j m in t he Com men PI~., $ Cour t ct1 M ei g s Coun ty , Oh io, Case N o . 16 . ~•lJ . pray ing l or d i vor ce and othe r r clre f on o ' ounds o f grnss neg lec l ot duty ana extr eme cruelty You .ue r equ ired 10 · answer this Co m pla int w i th i n twe nty ei ght Cla ys al!er the l ast p ublication . !he last p ublrcat ion is on the 17fh day ol May . 1978 , or iudgffient by d e fa ult w i ll be rendered aga i nst you o Larry Spencer , Cle rk ot Cou rst of Me i gs County . Oh iO . 141 S. 11. 19. 16 15) J . 10. II. li e I JU MB O SllE 6'H 8. AVC . Fresh Pineapple Gold Medal Flour • rr1es 09 12 ·Ill. I II I '' ,. . 01 29 141 s. (UCIJI4M TIIS lltl) l!MITOHICOUI'ONI'IIIfAWI.Y __ _ _,.,., • •_ , . . aum • I I I I I I I I I' 0· Diet Rite R.~. Cola LICHT OR DARK KROCIR .Kroger 20-ot. W~ite BreJd ......... ·....... . Special formula Bread ............. . . /f" s-., r .., . ~· I , 'I ' l .. :_, ·· ..c----- ' / PROBATE D IVISIO N MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO I N TH E MA.TTER OF THE SE llLEMENT OF AC COUNTS . PROBATE COURT . MEIG S COU NTY . OH IO Ac counts and v Ou chers o l ·\· Color Tone Luaun . ·, ,. .-· - I ·. ·/~ J'.. ,· 'x8'x5/32'! ,./.·c:·';;..·:·._,....-I IJ, $397 ., 0 " l li ked the randorn - tex\ured el fetl" .. , liked lhc rugged swirledplas ter eff eci" Grenoble Pinehurst • 12" x 12' tr le • Acoustrc r:t! • 12" )!, .19C t 2' trle • washable sq. II. .30C sq. II. ( .l II 1 /.if6 4'x8'x!A" CANDLELIGHT BIRCH ....... ......... ..... 59.52 I r-. ; ·'I). "·' · ,_..I . ~ ' I ~ /'.' ........ ~~ . rr,- ?'."tw,o~g Ide • WA shable vrr1yl sur lace Olt11er , .26C .' ' / ' I -. .... ' ,·· · ,...:..- -·· ·-:- ; ...~- ·: ''"~· ~ .., 1 ·• . . . .~,...., · • Hrgh au al it ; I W OOd Srd tt1g tt,rr <lr1rl Hrgh qu allly Wood <;rd rnq f:lnd !rtm 7 i'J CQI(J r ~ Goot1 I·O•o r re l en t ron surlace " <;::t' :..• .. ~ SAVE SAVE '4:00 '1.19 On Sale 1 G~l on $ '075 sq .It. sq. II." Wonder THE ARMSTRONG CEILING DOCTOR WILL BE IN OUR STORE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 14th & 15th Wall P~ inl Flat Latex • VNY good quality • H1yt j u alrl.f • 84 i' ~olu r 5 • H ghly Wi'l \hCibiP • Easy a)JI)I II i't! rrm • Our c -.. rJr, • Wood Sldrng an c1111m • Sr) akes shmgles and mllsonry • 'lttrife orlfy ()'1 k:NIO: pOlnl • Goou t.UtOr te!ent ron • Ea s y applrc att o n • Ourc lt. dry nov.. REAL WESTERN RED CEDAR Ton es · ~ Flat Latex House Pain I • Easy Clllan ·uD wrtT1 watPt SAVE s3.00 Pkg. Of 33 Sq. Ft. ' L fJ W 1')(10 ' • E 1Sy ln;j• JP wt!r> ., 11 n r On Sale $~ollon APRIL 13th thru 22nd hcarrng CO MM ON PLEA S COURT , PROBATE DIVI SION . MEIG S COUN TY . OH IO White Enameled ALUMINUM .GUTTER· RED DEVIL lNG . . . WON'T CRACK, CHIP OR PEEL. LATEX CAULK NEVER NEEDS PAINTING. PROBATE COURT OF f;lEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF CHESTER L. TANNEHILL . 11oz. FIDUCIARY Mann i ng 0 . Webst er Pro ba t e Judge Clerk Jlc C?Tami!rtoA!Jam: 6-0 I 6-8 Reversible L: or R. 77C Ex ce llent for mlen o r or ex ten or use Stays fleXIble longer For use wilh any pa1nt. so~'"' o•" On M&cch ' ' · 1918 , In the Me i gs ' Counly Probate Court . Case No 223.44 , Caro l J Tanneh ill , 315 South 4t h Street , M i ddleport , Oh i o 45160 wu appo l nle d Ad min i slratr h( of the cl!ate ol Chester L. Tl!rnneh l ll , de ceased , lateo i 31S South 4th Street. M l r1dleport , Oh io 45760 . WHITE PATIO DOORS • AFTER SALE PR ICE $1.29 OECEA~ED Cue No . 2234~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Ill 29, 14) 5, 11 , LIGHTWEI GHT RUST.PROOF ea•y 10 hand le and 1nS1all. each sect ion pr ecisio n ma· ch tned lo w rthstand WHITE COLONIAL STO~M 00\lR iBJack& all ku1ds of weather . 7-114" CIRCULAR SAW Tough, wealher· re si stan t acrylic ename l is aclua lly bonded 10 1he me lal by a •pecial S ALE PRICE process 8 Ft. Joint ................ ~3.40 10 Ft. Joint... ..............~4;23 21 Ft. Joint ................~8.91 Insulate your home's No. 2 energy user for just $~ BIX 2788 STRIPPER $198 ~--~ 5 SCARFPINS & STICKPINS , -,;,\ ?.' ,. t• I II 40 Gal. Gas Molftofslrolllilt 11 Al·l ~~ FOR THA T CLAM FEAST Sterling SCARF~ 76M5 wi th ·st on es St erli ng STICKPIN 76N5 $12.50 Water Heater 52 Gal. Electric Water Heater with ston '·' I·' BE SURE .TO GET .YOUR TREASURE CHEST KEY· GIFTS GALOR£ 5()37 $ MIU FINISH STORM [XX)R $4497 Ann. Special Sizes 2-8/6-8 & 3-0/6-8 AFTER SALE PRICE $2 .98 1 t 2Ga~ AFTER SALE PRICE $4 .98 777 912 1 •, Gar s l<:~ rn Ann. Special 1 Ql. t GO 077 ? Ql $12.50 • E1 Cf'll,.nt Cl)l!J t •l•!l"l'r rrn' o f..t"'Y <IP[ Ji rt.il!l f!.l • O t: rr ~ rjrr' • E a ~y r_l~ ill l ~IP wrt! • '' ' "' ''' Ei:! s~ a p pl rt.. f:l!l 0n 1 glue-it· II with :cflclrJiriiJ .24C Winds tone • 12"' x 12 trle <!l d !.O 'll)l • Wni111 ooly 4'x8'x5/32 PALE MOON ............................ 6.37 · Print on Luaun , 41x8'x5132 ARDSLEY ASH .... :.................... . 6•23 · Print on Luaun . , 4'x8'x5/32 CLOUDS GOLD.... ..................... 6•75 Print on luaun SPECIAL NOTICE Deceased . • • • • • 41x8'xW 1 KENINGSTON ELM ......... .............. '10.88 "I needed rhe washable vinyl " l l•ked the bu tcher -block des•gn · Monte Carlo • Gloss Acry lic Latex House Pain t 4'x81XW 1 MISTY ELM ....... ... :.. ..... ... .. .. ..... 114.93 ) ~~ / All Weather '" High Gloss Alkyd Hou se Paint Anniversary Specials 4'x8'x1A" RUSTIC NAT BIRCH ....................... 19.32 the f ollowi ng named l rdu cta ries have been fried tn the Probate Cou r t , Me rgs Coun t y , OhiO , for r1pprov.a1 and settlement . ' CASE NO 16, 148 Frnat Ac cou nt of Calv in Olt'wcr . Exeu cu tor of th(' esta te ot Gua rd i an ot th e person and es tate o f C.rovt>r C Ol i ver , an incompetent per~on CASE NO 11115 Ftni!~l and D is tr ibut i ve Accoun t o t Belly Lou Grlkey , Aom rrus tralr i J. of the Estate ot Dan i el J Humph rey , De ce ased Un l ess eHept1ons are I ti ed thereto , sard accounts wrl l be to r he a rr ng ne tore ~a rd Cour t on th e 12th . Clay of May , \ 978 . . at ~h t rme sa id accounh I..-W11l be consrderea ana con t inued fr om day lo dl'ly unfrl finally disposed ot. Any penon 1ntcr£."sted rnay Hie •M i tten eKcepllons t o ~ a iel ac c ounts or to ml'ltte rs pe rl.~ t nrng to the e~~.ecutron Ol t he trust , not len th&n f rvc days pr ior to th e d&te ~ct l or HARVEST HONEY I " ,' . lhe IEI:>tes:t a na eas1est w a~ to tem ove p<l tnl. ... arn rstl and D ru ol ves QUICkly no sC r.fiptng aroD ROACH AND ANT SPRAY reQurred lrqut!les paint, litays wet and li. eeps w or k rn g ao one app llc a1 ron remo..,es- many coata ol old par nt Roach and Ant sprays are nolhmg new . What IS new IS a professionally formulated spray packed In an unbreakable poly con tam er that can be used Indoors or outdoo rs Arab Spray even k•lls resislanl strams of roac hes and leaves a residual chcrn1 cal lo k il l str agglers It's odor less and will not s1a1n Arab Roach and Ani Spray g•ves professsiona l-exterrn•nalor results when usee! as directed ~103! . .. ill'' . .. '(',,_'-:-:-· _,.( .'. ' I ~ ,, ..;:;:: ' \ · 'I I'' . \. ' IN TH E V~ S~t«ia/4 99 SJ99 .. I COMMON PLEAS COU~T . ••••••••••-----••••••••--•r -~-"'"·-• Jumbo $ Fried Clammos .............. lb. .Whole · Bar·B·Q Chicken ............. :.w .. ) ' An1lablt lo St01t1 lfi111 Dtli Dtp1rt11tllf1 PINT RETURNABLE BOnLES REC ROOM t~ ~.,_ < ', (.F :..~ ·l \t 11. 19 . 51 ' smntt . I I I 49 ·01 . Box n ( 4 ) 11 , ltc PUBLICATION- I Paper Ctn. 111 r_;_ '"\ DEN Mann 1ng wetat er JU DGE LARRY A. SM IT H, 12 ~~~~ 39 w rlh 733 / D ef e nda nt \ I I I - NOTICE OF SALEPursua nt t o an Order Of Sale issued py the Common Pl eas Co u·rt of Me igs Cou n ty , Oh i o , 1 w i ll offer for sahr at pub! ic auct ion on the 22nd da y ot April. 1978, a I 10 :00 A .M . on th e Cou rt Ho use Steps at the Cou r-t House in Pom eroy , Oh i o , the following des c r i bed real estate : Th e f ollowing real es t ate si tua ted in the Townsh i p of Lebanon , Co un ty of M eigs and Stale of Oh i o , . an d bounded and d escri bed as follows : The north half of the west eighty acres at th e sou t hw est quarter of Sec tion .34 , Town 3, Range 11 ot th e Ohio Com pany 's Pur c h a~e. be !h e same more ·or less . A l so eight (8) acres descr i bed as fol l ows : Previously entered for taxation in t he nam.e ot Sam uel Baker , Rang e 11, Town 3, Section 34. Lot 640 No . 34 , acres 90 value $100 quart er E . part of southwest 1,., The said e i ght acres bein g ··a pa rt of the abov e desc r ibed lo t to be la id oil bv me 1es and bounds i n the northwes t corn er o f sai d tr act in as n ear a squa re form a s pra c ti cab l e . Being also two rods In width , beg i nning at the northea st corner of I he no rt h Malf o f !h e so urhe.asr quart er of Sec t ion 4, To wn 3, Range 12, si tuat e in Ches t er Tow nsh ip, M eigs County , Ohio , and ru n ning we st t o the cou nty r oad l ea d ing fro m Adam s Mi ll to Rac ine , su ppo sed 10 contain about 28 rod s be the same mo re or tess . Ret erence De eds : Vol 168 , Pag e 2,63. Vo l . 231. Pa ge JU and VOL 169 , Pa ge 681 , Deed Re cords Me i gs County , Ohio Term s of Sa te : Cash , tor not tess than tw o th ir ds o f ! he appra i sed value. ana subject to rea l es ta te taxes f o r 1978 Property appra isea ar \l,SJJ .OO . James J . Pro t t ill , Sheri ff ot Meig s Coun t y , Oh io Pla i nt iff , vs . Ullllll •• 11'-, I Ill IIIU II I /./ '~'#tff" I It·~-­ year' good IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OH IO ~ITA l. SMITH , -· C. I 1 ). old yoor ol d •deal l or o ldet coup i4) A lso good · wtth dH idt en !my l•uo" IIPn l wot ch d og 3 lwe cot s bcovtrlul 1 o• Hi Nu 2% Lowfat wp ck ~ FRH DOG 7 I ~ KROGlR 6 IWO MAl~ dog' olm o 't 7 nld ro gr~roowoy Rea l wat c h dog ~ G ood <htld rell Port beag le Y97 r.mNS o ..... .. "' "~ PUPPi b5 991 7843 ..... , tltftier41 iltlo,. Nell MIt wlltltt4 . . prlcotl ... wttttlor yo• ,., ...,. -lor, _ _ , 1111....,, SliCED ... Ll . HOll Y FARMS . O.S.O.A . I NSP ~CTE D ~ f Rl~ Md wostt ,,. ,.,.., ............. riiW bctu 1111, • vs . Bettv Lou Roseber ry Caver et al ., Defendants . No . 16 ,662 Bess re THE KROGER TRIM MEANS BEnER VALUE IN OUR MEATS \4· \H B. AVC . Kroger Pork 'H' Beans ..... WAN1ED Ap pl y rn per Stl'Ok. Ho u '> (l C r ow ~ .tf <.o n Lou Irene Roseberr',' , · Pla i ntiff, Reg. '4.49• Special �-. / 9 ~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0., Wednesday, Aprill2, 1978 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pome•·oy, 0 ., Wednesday , Apnl12,l978 Cam pin ~ I NAtL·JI AR'\l S IO H•Ai tl o kP • 1 •~w SPRING TIME TOOL & FURNITURE AUCTION IIMUIN 1-' 0!!I CI OY l ou"~ •,l Pt o rf.u< t .., l op prt t t' l o • \ IOIId+H(j qn"' ' '' 'lb (' t ' j:(lll G<'l ') )'Jo) o • •,li• • ' P ~·"' ' Wrll.rl·•ll'l ' w rth ' 01H•py C. \1'· ihl l l ll ' (lrrd "o pllll' ir11'- l 0ld do•WI\ lnp l ro ~ Kt •nt Hunh y I ,J,tb Wol(l ,,,,,,\.. l'P ~ '( ~ IPII I r•o ~ ~ lrr \t'l \ OI N~ C U~~f.N ( Y 1 0 1-r ~r r' o ld up IU • ltr lr•r1l wr 1t1 ![l!l ll '') pm ~1' l wol ri H•~ und r hou~<,' ~.-.ur ~old Coii/ J) /OJO cd ,,., /, rlv,•r 1111 rl qold WP ru •r •rl 1964 99} /b()H rluy .._r rr d (~ dr • t ~rlvvr 'torr·.~ fJuy ~t' ll !'i ll I I~ N't' ( AMI'I!.' 70 b 1\" tll 11 od· • l ol l Noqt•t \Vur n~ IC'y r, rH I l rr\rlrn q nw rHn q ~ ()n l J.l") JJ.lt rr•••ront Olll f•rrna (jn~ OIHl l 'lf'C lr •r op l rrq;>rnlor luh wrl h IJIU I U ~N IIU IH •t o ·bo · r ·~ b r a~~ h·•r h 1t CHl bdi ~ c l{ to nrpl c h' .,h,r w< •• l ~ ( pl h·rrl 'rro•drtrO II h P ut,tt h ol rl~ Wr111' M 0 M1ilct f'h\ tll l' / ;J /_ jQ{~h h' r ., f-' nm,.,roy Oh o (l r <oil 11111dt!r o n SATURDAY, APRIL 151 1978 STARTINGJ2:00 NOON-? ******************* 'TOOLS****·*************** Roll Around Tool Bo>.es, L rn coln 255 Ar c Weldor Floor & Ben ch Or til Pre sses , Ben ch Grrnders, Vices, Log Ch a ins, 1 Ton Come A long Battery Charg er Air Tool s, one lh trd HP Air Com presso r , 8 lb Sled ge Hrlmmer s Soc ket Sets. Wren c: h Se ts, A ll Ty pes Smt\'111 Hand Tools, Pipe_W r~p c hcs . HCJ mme"cs, Pl tcr· s, Tapt-5, Etc ll'/7 livi ng Room Suites (2 8. 3 pc :. B~;>droam Sut l es by v~ugh an & Bassett Jus t reLCtVed a truck load of Solid C\Jk Furnit ure from At hen s Furn1 t u r e Mig , Be a n Bag s. Cac kli,iil & End Tables . Bunk Bed s. Box Spr i ngs & M attr ess Se ts, Rec l iners Dining Roo m Sui tes , Buffet an d Hufc hes, Dine tte !'> ~~ nd mu c h rnore . ************MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS***..-******* j ANl} d ~M h ;n.~ h"d urn! trrr l ut ll r~ h ... d, ill'"' fJi tlitr r • 4'l] J:J lW1.Jt' l.o~~ ;\!'\ pi Cui llQ] 1 ~ ·omlril ! 0~ ( HOI' 1(11. ·\ f' cnk )4 lo' ~,.,n tnl -. /(11 '-lt 'IIIUI Cp11 IOI! VdlrHjl' fv'\ ~ ) 11111 1\\ Hid' q JOI G..,OU NO t r.J<.J) MEIGS PLAZA OHIO BUSINESS RT. 7 BOBBY THOMA SSO N MIDDLEPORT. OHIO SELLE R ·(614) 992 · 9953 lnr rl' nt N SALE- FR 1\VU I:IIOROOM ltoolf'' .,., , 'N/ j)]f.J (l l APR. 1 b:Pu () GI Mt d dlf'pot I Plr P nP U~ U) h -.drO\tl r( j Ita ( tnr with p T hd <h / 4"} 307 4 u 1 ) ( 1\\HS lm l'm k ·, nr ~ l 1yt> ~ I rut ~ ond Auto Port \ WI C'{ Io. Pr A l1•lt l,(•r.rlr' QQ:; jj'].l f< u rlo"d ~H~fi _,Y UOM l!,ilrll t,!'lp d Oj! HOWARDBEA & ASSOC. AUCTIONEERS L.J'-~.:. \~0l)0 UH/ •.hor t'" I J } )',bb OHIO RIVER AUCTION ~~ lu ~' ,"'> 01(' ond Rt•por r 147 70&1 ot l'(' lltltO rl >' 4]'4~ 7 ) , ,,, , !> J J.I 1'1(,<., 'N ANilO AI' I I OR ,,.,11 ((Ill oltt •• • pr·• L ~Ptt' l t O l11o A htltl)" Holcomh I Q9!j 50i) lN) f/:17 ljll) j)'l} HOOI HOllOW Ho1~e:. Buy '> el l (;H It o •n New on d u ~ erl 11 YOU hove a serv rce 10 oHer . won I to b··uy or se ll some t hmg , oe .loo kmg l or wor k . or whotevct . you ll ge T t e~u ll ~ la s ter wtl h o Sent inel Wont Ad Co 11Q92 7150 -··,, o(l(' •.od rl lo.~ k1ith Kq cv o ~ t. 014t69B :.1";?90 . Alha P.,· ' Nl hiNG ) 1AR Kouncl , ~ oo rdrng Indoor nnd <.J Utd oor run ~ C. rt1011Pil9 all breed<; Cle an ~O rH I OI "/ l ac rl trr<l~ Clw\IHrV fJho ru• l bl<l ' 367 0797 r!V~ f.AMIL Y' Yard So lo Vicror Bohr ' tc ~t d e rrc e . app ro)( . J mrle s no rTh ol Chcsrer Wed Th ut~ and f11 . Aprrl 17 \ 3 &14 Sorne th1ng lo, all 9 00 to 4 30. AK ( BOXI:R pupprt"> Hav e ~ hor ~ bC'Pn wormed 11 W('(' lo. '> o ld II DO 997 1776.. BOX I: ~ YARD wp ('lo..~ or HD ORAo'O 19 /6 OIO S CUILA5S Br o uqh o m A c p 5 p H AM IM .... l .' IL"O 'l' U I wrndo w flf'o l oqgf'r powl' r (a II oltct ) 00 pm 33 991· 775 1 '-/97 6130 14&8 POL ARA OOOG~ • I HR H : FAMil 't' Yard Sol e 4 mdes o ff Rl 7 on 143 . l ois ol c'tolhrng . A von dr shc s. l u rnrtu rc and m1~c 1hu rs . Fr t. and Sot 10 00 to 5 00 tarn or shinE!". Soil l or S50 99'} )I HI po rt ~ ( rO"Sos YA RD SALE lh ru Frr Sot. 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Auto Sa les ~e O'h Brll 01 909 East Mom Strt•e l Ronne Ohto So turdoy Aprt l \Sth q 00 · J 00 Br urdol colo r 6 old S50 949 / 49J ofrpr 19/ l CADi l LA C l 'h ortP 99') 7467 SAl!:- tQ~rden(e PUPP I I:~ 0 \ HI I-' W OO D f> ll r o~ mo w loOI111't r•r 10 011 IO!(j f"~ t P nd S!l I"'' Inn ~ ~~~~d i P d ~la h $6 pC" r r, ,,, Ut • l r~l' red to O lno f-'oiiPt CP ~~ 7 Pom("rOy V02 ?6!N fl lll lii'IOY r. •n l p~~I\'I I OIHI' ( llo/<'!1'- H tmH~ M Q !S ill f,' ,,\. 1' ' ,. f;.pt ~ AT )rrd 'lJJ,.J COU I'li~Y noo NO lllM I OO ior q t'cr t o() ~llln l l Wdl bu y I i>•("f l? o r ( (1 n l plo ~ T e l urrl' ' ' lmld Nv\~ ~~~~ ,,j ( H 011 11 out '' Murtrrr ~ hJtttrlut l' .. /0 N • Fur ll•·nl *****************fURNITURE***************** REG. \\ aukd It• IJu~ Equiplll(' llt IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNT '>:, OHIO ) ard Sale l97:l CIH: V Y N OV A S5 E.u·ll e n! tlrndr tron o ne ownc1 Nr ce ci,•CJnco r Ph onc b14 367 77 58 ~a l ~ ) arrl S AL~ YARD Help Wanted H7q ~10 uth J , d M,rldlc por I II th WANTE D· CLERK lor Har dware Store Apply by wrrl rng Bo .. 779 -F. co l he Doily Sen t1ncl fl o metoy OH 457b9 A11+'oU£> . 1/t h (llld 13th YOU agg• es~ i ve ' N el;!d ') lndrP'i to dr neon stta te la ce l rli~ No e ~petrcn ce ne cc~~a ry Quoldr rotrons n e at ·ap pear or1cc wdh n tcc pc r ~on oltty ARE 7 PM 'C oli Sue at 99'}. 7066 lor Op· por n tmcnt ·;.'FRI EN DLY HOM~ loy Portro s now rn our 13rd yea r r!> cxpondrng and ha s -opcntng s fo r Managen and Dealer\ Parry Plan (' )( YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER 24 ADAY pe r r e nco help l ul Our guoren tflPd toy~ ond grfh ~ el l them ':> elve~ l tl l !HI 1 " Day 5 18 49q .9395 ME!'R J.!I .MA C HAS OP~NING5 FOR Por!y Pla n Supe r v•~ o r~ an d cie tn o r1!. 1' a tots rn you r · or e o :· o r w11t c Bo10: 1er 31Cf 55b -6881 IIOCII MERRIMA C 1:101 Jo c lo. ~o r1 Dubuque Iowa ~200 1 A,.ll " ""'N nol rn~c ~ l H r g h e~ t co nHntor. S rOr1 no de l r11errng or col l ectrng Demon strate top quol.ty t o y ~ and gr it ~ Call coliN! Ia Ann i ELIABll PERSO N Route Sale smen F,nge benelrb ho sp rtolrtotron per"1011 voco lion Al so co llcq c student l o r ~u mrn e r rou to wo rk Valley So i iQ Pt oducts Pt Pl eman r Wf IIUI YI I HI I I(;H! 10 I IMII Qu AN HTIU l'l(l NI J O lO !0 DIAl In ,. gua r• nreiid lor '""' 1\l" ;;~.;;;;;;,•;.;;~~- ~~:NI'UI.~ Iutll !I I'W ot• ~ tl llm ,.,ttt'l'>f w rnr o• •"<l ._'>. I (0 111M!. AN D 'IICIJ C.000 \ lJ NOA T A,I IL' IH I U \, AfU I O.ItY ,YUA RAN 1 H co~ h cha r ge to ( \J~ t omcr~ N o co lle ctr ng dclr11C1rng Cor ph o ne 11cccssa t~· Call co llect Carol Except Closed Satunlay Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday CO~l .rGHT No ~ ervrcc No rncn t ' lot wv WA11Rl:5~ Pom o r oy Ohro Betty Crocker I SUPER MOIST LAYER 4 CaqMi~ -·. 1 •• $ 16·01 . Cans WW.ole Fresh Hams ....... . Whole Smoked p·1cn~cs • ......... lb. n· "' Mlxe d ....... '""' .... , 0,.. •• Fryer ............. )"'···'.lb. Parts .......·:.·..·..... o I fJ 43 4 544 I I I 'Itt 1111"'"_ • " ll l\ 0 1 >1•\6 . . .. . .. '·~··~ \ N o . 16 ,643 - Milk 15' Off LA I Il $ 19 Cold Power Detergent NOT ICE BY 1 I I I I I I. e: .• LDrry A '. addr ess unk now n , Out whose last k nown address WeB nO P lea· sant St reet , Ashtana , Oh i o 44805 . will lake notice on th e lSt n oay of No11ember , 1977 , Rrla l Smith tiled her C6mpta·tnl against h j m in t he Com men PI~., $ Cour t ct1 M ei g s Coun ty , Oh io, Case N o . 16 . ~•lJ . pray ing l or d i vor ce and othe r r clre f on o ' ounds o f grnss neg lec l ot duty ana extr eme cruelty You .ue r equ ired 10 · answer this Co m pla int w i th i n twe nty ei ght Cla ys al!er the l ast p ublication . !he last p ublrcat ion is on the 17fh day ol May . 1978 , or iudgffient by d e fa ult w i ll be rendered aga i nst you o Larry Spencer , Cle rk ot Cou rst of Me i gs County . Oh iO . 141 S. 11. 19. 16 15) J . 10. II. li e I JU MB O SllE 6'H 8. AVC . Fresh Pineapple Gold Medal Flour • rr1es 09 12 ·Ill. I II I '' ,. . 01 29 141 s. (UCIJI4M TIIS lltl) l!MITOHICOUI'ONI'IIIfAWI.Y __ _ _,.,., • •_ , . . aum • I I I I I I I I I' 0· Diet Rite R.~. Cola LICHT OR DARK KROCIR .Kroger 20-ot. W~ite BreJd ......... ·....... . Special formula Bread ............. . . /f" s-., r .., . ~· I , 'I ' l .. :_, ·· ..c----- ' / PROBATE D IVISIO N MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO I N TH E MA.TTER OF THE SE llLEMENT OF AC COUNTS . PROBATE COURT . MEIG S COU NTY . OH IO Ac counts and v Ou chers o l ·\· Color Tone Luaun . ·, ,. .-· - I ·. ·/~ J'.. ,· 'x8'x5/32'! ,./.·c:·';;..·:·._,....-I IJ, $397 ., 0 " l li ked the randorn - tex\ured el fetl" .. , liked lhc rugged swirledplas ter eff eci" Grenoble Pinehurst • 12" x 12' tr le • Acoustrc r:t! • 12" )!, .19C t 2' trle • washable sq. II. .30C sq. II. ( .l II 1 /.if6 4'x8'x!A" CANDLELIGHT BIRCH ....... ......... ..... 59.52 I r-. ; ·'I). "·' · ,_..I . ~ ' I ~ /'.' ........ ~~ . rr,- ?'."tw,o~g Ide • WA shable vrr1yl sur lace Olt11er , .26C .' ' / ' I -. .... ' ,·· · ,...:..- -·· ·-:- ; ...~- ·: ''"~· ~ .., 1 ·• . . . .~,...., · • Hrgh au al it ; I W OOd Srd tt1g tt,rr <lr1rl Hrgh qu allly Wood <;rd rnq f:lnd !rtm 7 i'J CQI(J r ~ Goot1 I·O•o r re l en t ron surlace " <;::t' :..• .. ~ SAVE SAVE '4:00 '1.19 On Sale 1 G~l on $ '075 sq .It. sq. II." Wonder THE ARMSTRONG CEILING DOCTOR WILL BE IN OUR STORE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 14th & 15th Wall P~ inl Flat Latex • VNY good quality • H1yt j u alrl.f • 84 i' ~olu r 5 • H ghly Wi'l \hCibiP • Easy a)JI)I II i't! rrm • Our c -.. rJr, • Wood Sldrng an c1111m • Sr) akes shmgles and mllsonry • 'lttrife orlfy ()'1 k:NIO: pOlnl • Goou t.UtOr te!ent ron • Ea s y applrc att o n • Ourc lt. dry nov.. REAL WESTERN RED CEDAR Ton es · ~ Flat Latex House Pain I • Easy Clllan ·uD wrtT1 watPt SAVE s3.00 Pkg. Of 33 Sq. Ft. ' L fJ W 1')(10 ' • E 1Sy ln;j• JP wt!r> ., 11 n r On Sale $~ollon APRIL 13th thru 22nd hcarrng CO MM ON PLEA S COURT , PROBATE DIVI SION . MEIG S COUN TY . OH IO White Enameled ALUMINUM .GUTTER· RED DEVIL lNG . . . WON'T CRACK, CHIP OR PEEL. LATEX CAULK NEVER NEEDS PAINTING. PROBATE COURT OF f;lEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF CHESTER L. TANNEHILL . 11oz. FIDUCIARY Mann i ng 0 . Webst er Pro ba t e Judge Clerk Jlc C?Tami!rtoA!Jam: 6-0 I 6-8 Reversible L: or R. 77C Ex ce llent for mlen o r or ex ten or use Stays fleXIble longer For use wilh any pa1nt. so~'"' o•" On M&cch ' ' · 1918 , In the Me i gs ' Counly Probate Court . Case No 223.44 , Caro l J Tanneh ill , 315 South 4t h Street , M i ddleport , Oh i o 45160 wu appo l nle d Ad min i slratr h( of the cl!ate ol Chester L. Tl!rnneh l ll , de ceased , lateo i 31S South 4th Street. M l r1dleport , Oh io 45760 . WHITE PATIO DOORS • AFTER SALE PR ICE $1.29 OECEA~ED Cue No . 2234~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Ill 29, 14) 5, 11 , LIGHTWEI GHT RUST.PROOF ea•y 10 hand le and 1nS1all. each sect ion pr ecisio n ma· ch tned lo w rthstand WHITE COLONIAL STO~M 00\lR iBJack& all ku1ds of weather . 7-114" CIRCULAR SAW Tough, wealher· re si stan t acrylic ename l is aclua lly bonded 10 1he me lal by a •pecial S ALE PRICE process 8 Ft. Joint ................ ~3.40 10 Ft. Joint... ..............~4;23 21 Ft. Joint ................~8.91 Insulate your home's No. 2 energy user for just $~ BIX 2788 STRIPPER $198 ~--~ 5 SCARFPINS & STICKPINS , -,;,\ ?.' ,. t• I II 40 Gal. Gas Molftofslrolllilt 11 Al·l ~~ FOR THA T CLAM FEAST Sterling SCARF~ 76M5 wi th ·st on es St erli ng STICKPIN 76N5 $12.50 Water Heater 52 Gal. Electric Water Heater with ston '·' I·' BE SURE .TO GET .YOUR TREASURE CHEST KEY· GIFTS GALOR£ 5()37 $ MIU FINISH STORM [XX)R $4497 Ann. Special Sizes 2-8/6-8 & 3-0/6-8 AFTER SALE PRICE $2 .98 1 t 2Ga~ AFTER SALE PRICE $4 .98 777 912 1 •, Gar s l<:~ rn Ann. Special 1 Ql. t GO 077 ? Ql $12.50 • E1 Cf'll,.nt Cl)l!J t •l•!l"l'r rrn' o f..t"'Y <IP[ Ji rt.il!l f!.l • O t: rr ~ rjrr' • E a ~y r_l~ ill l ~IP wrt! • '' ' "' ''' Ei:! s~ a p pl rt.. f:l!l 0n 1 glue-it· II with :cflclrJiriiJ .24C Winds tone • 12"' x 12 trle <!l d !.O 'll)l • Wni111 ooly 4'x8'x5/32 PALE MOON ............................ 6.37 · Print on Luaun , 41x8'x5132 ARDSLEY ASH .... :.................... . 6•23 · Print on Luaun . , 4'x8'x5/32 CLOUDS GOLD.... ..................... 6•75 Print on luaun SPECIAL NOTICE Deceased . • • • • • 41x8'xW 1 KENINGSTON ELM ......... .............. '10.88 "I needed rhe washable vinyl " l l•ked the bu tcher -block des•gn · Monte Carlo • Gloss Acry lic Latex House Pain t 4'x81XW 1 MISTY ELM ....... ... :.. ..... ... .. .. ..... 114.93 ) ~~ / All Weather '" High Gloss Alkyd Hou se Paint Anniversary Specials 4'x8'x1A" RUSTIC NAT BIRCH ....................... 19.32 the f ollowi ng named l rdu cta ries have been fried tn the Probate Cou r t , Me rgs Coun t y , OhiO , for r1pprov.a1 and settlement . ' CASE NO 16, 148 Frnat Ac cou nt of Calv in Olt'wcr . Exeu cu tor of th(' esta te ot Gua rd i an ot th e person and es tate o f C.rovt>r C Ol i ver , an incompetent per~on CASE NO 11115 Ftni!~l and D is tr ibut i ve Accoun t o t Belly Lou Grlkey , Aom rrus tralr i J. of the Estate ot Dan i el J Humph rey , De ce ased Un l ess eHept1ons are I ti ed thereto , sard accounts wrl l be to r he a rr ng ne tore ~a rd Cour t on th e 12th . Clay of May , \ 978 . . at ~h t rme sa id accounh I..-W11l be consrderea ana con t inued fr om day lo dl'ly unfrl finally disposed ot. Any penon 1ntcr£."sted rnay Hie •M i tten eKcepllons t o ~ a iel ac c ounts or to ml'ltte rs pe rl.~ t nrng to the e~~.ecutron Ol t he trust , not len th&n f rvc days pr ior to th e d&te ~ct l or HARVEST HONEY I " ,' . lhe IEI:>tes:t a na eas1est w a~ to tem ove p<l tnl. ... arn rstl and D ru ol ves QUICkly no sC r.fiptng aroD ROACH AND ANT SPRAY reQurred lrqut!les paint, litays wet and li. eeps w or k rn g ao one app llc a1 ron remo..,es- many coata ol old par nt Roach and Ant sprays are nolhmg new . What IS new IS a professionally formulated spray packed In an unbreakable poly con tam er that can be used Indoors or outdoo rs Arab Spray even k•lls resislanl strams of roac hes and leaves a residual chcrn1 cal lo k il l str agglers It's odor less and will not s1a1n Arab Roach and Ani Spray g•ves professsiona l-exterrn•nalor results when usee! as directed ~103! . .. ill'' . .. '(',,_'-:-:-· _,.( .'. ' I ~ ,, ..;:;:: ' \ · 'I I'' . \. ' IN TH E V~ S~t«ia/4 99 SJ99 .. I COMMON PLEAS COU~T . ••••••••••-----••••••••--•r -~-"'"·-• Jumbo $ Fried Clammos .............. lb. .Whole · Bar·B·Q Chicken ............. :.w .. ) ' An1lablt lo St01t1 lfi111 Dtli Dtp1rt11tllf1 PINT RETURNABLE BOnLES REC ROOM t~ ~.,_ < ', (.F :..~ ·l \t 11. 19 . 51 ' smntt . I I I 49 ·01 . Box n ( 4 ) 11 , ltc PUBLICATION- I Paper Ctn. 111 r_;_ '"\ DEN Mann 1ng wetat er JU DGE LARRY A. SM IT H, 12 ~~~~ 39 w rlh 733 / D ef e nda nt \ I I I - NOTICE OF SALEPursua nt t o an Order Of Sale issued py the Common Pl eas Co u·rt of Me igs Cou n ty , Oh i o , 1 w i ll offer for sahr at pub! ic auct ion on the 22nd da y ot April. 1978, a I 10 :00 A .M . on th e Cou rt Ho use Steps at the Cou r-t House in Pom eroy , Oh i o , the following des c r i bed real estate : Th e f ollowing real es t ate si tua ted in the Townsh i p of Lebanon , Co un ty of M eigs and Stale of Oh i o , . an d bounded and d escri bed as follows : The north half of the west eighty acres at th e sou t hw est quarter of Sec tion .34 , Town 3, Range 11 ot th e Ohio Com pany 's Pur c h a~e. be !h e same more ·or less . A l so eight (8) acres descr i bed as fol l ows : Previously entered for taxation in t he nam.e ot Sam uel Baker , Rang e 11, Town 3, Section 34. Lot 640 No . 34 , acres 90 value $100 quart er E . part of southwest 1,., The said e i ght acres bein g ··a pa rt of the abov e desc r ibed lo t to be la id oil bv me 1es and bounds i n the northwes t corn er o f sai d tr act in as n ear a squa re form a s pra c ti cab l e . Being also two rods In width , beg i nning at the northea st corner of I he no rt h Malf o f !h e so urhe.asr quart er of Sec t ion 4, To wn 3, Range 12, si tuat e in Ches t er Tow nsh ip, M eigs County , Ohio , and ru n ning we st t o the cou nty r oad l ea d ing fro m Adam s Mi ll to Rac ine , su ppo sed 10 contain about 28 rod s be the same mo re or tess . Ret erence De eds : Vol 168 , Pag e 2,63. Vo l . 231. Pa ge JU and VOL 169 , Pa ge 681 , Deed Re cords Me i gs County , Ohio Term s of Sa te : Cash , tor not tess than tw o th ir ds o f ! he appra i sed value. ana subject to rea l es ta te taxes f o r 1978 Property appra isea ar \l,SJJ .OO . James J . Pro t t ill , Sheri ff ot Meig s Coun t y , Oh io Pla i nt iff , vs . Ullllll •• 11'-, I Ill IIIU II I /./ '~'#tff" I It·~-­ year' good IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OH IO ~ITA l. SMITH , -· C. I 1 ). old yoor ol d •deal l or o ldet coup i4) A lso good · wtth dH idt en !my l•uo" IIPn l wot ch d og 3 lwe cot s bcovtrlul 1 o• Hi Nu 2% Lowfat wp ck ~ FRH DOG 7 I ~ KROGlR 6 IWO MAl~ dog' olm o 't 7 nld ro gr~roowoy Rea l wat c h dog ~ G ood <htld rell Port beag le Y97 r.mNS o ..... .. "' "~ PUPPi b5 991 7843 ..... , tltftier41 iltlo,. Nell MIt wlltltt4 . . prlcotl ... wttttlor yo• ,., ...,. -lor, _ _ , 1111....,, SliCED ... Ll . HOll Y FARMS . O.S.O.A . I NSP ~CTE D ~ f Rl~ Md wostt ,,. ,.,.., ............. riiW bctu 1111, • vs . Bettv Lou Roseber ry Caver et al ., Defendants . No . 16 ,662 Bess re THE KROGER TRIM MEANS BEnER VALUE IN OUR MEATS \4· \H B. AVC . Kroger Pork 'H' Beans ..... WAN1ED Ap pl y rn per Stl'Ok. Ho u '> (l C r ow ~ .tf <.o n Lou Irene Roseberr',' , · Pla i ntiff, Reg. '4.49• Special �r ..lo. ' ···, 10 - The flaily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April1 2, 197H l RACY • :TELEVISION VIEWING · \ tMINrENANlt suPPL" l••lr.I::-J.I Holr,t<~l '. 5t arr Dn_iy WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,1978 6:1l0-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20. -.. 6: 30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8.10 ; Over Easy 20. 7:1l0-Cross.Wits 3,4; Liars Club 6 ; Sha Na Na 8; News 10: Newlywed Game 13; Gilligan's Is .· 15; Dick Cavett 20; Big Green Magazine 33. 7:30-Funny Farm 3; Sha Na Na 4; Between the·Wors 6; Family Feud 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33; The Judge10; In Search at 13; Wild Kingdom 15. B.IJO-Carlbou: The Incredib le Journey 3,4,15; Eight Is Enough 6, 13; _Amazing Spider-Man 8,10; Nova 20,33 9:00-Mavle " Who Is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Th ings About Me? " 3,4, 15;; Charl ie's Angels 6,13; ¢.:1ovle "Framed" 8, 10; ,Theater in America 33 ; N'atlanal Geographic 20. 10 :1l0-Starsky& Hutch 6,13; News 20. 10 :30- You Bet Your Lite 20; Dick Cavett 20 ; Lilies, Yoga & ou 33. 11:30-Jahnny Carson 3,4,1 5; Pol ice Story 6, 13; Hawaii Five -0 8: ~~~ 33; Movie "Summer & CAPTAI N EASY '/OU WILL· MR LOFT.. . . . . .WHEel-! TH E CUili!ENr f'of':H -\ PS THIS WILL ANS WER YOU R ClUE5TIO N. WHAT MAK ES YO U fH INI< I'LL T o LL YOU ANYT" i<.J &, 15 FO:IEc~l' · [ C ALL IT"" ' r .lLK IN ...~ \\~C H I ~E "; M> S K UL.I. · FAC.E~ TUIWE D ... ST RAP HIM I>J, 0 1-.1! GE NTL EMEN! Smoke " 10. 12 :00-Janakl 33; 12 :30-Perry Mason 10: 12 :4QMyslery of lhe Week 6, 13; Kalak 8; 1:00Tomorrow 3.A: 2: 1()--News 13. lr\1\truf m1t ~ TtiAT SCRAMBLED WORD <lAME ~ ~ ~~ ® byHenri ArnoldandBoblee Unsc ramble these tour Jumbles . one lette r 10 each square. 10 form tour ordtnar,• words. FIOH \ \.OSEH KNAla 1 II :· e•o.,• ... ' •• '-•• I BLEER I . TI ""u'll~ ....-..l ~ORPY-b~~ CI ] I rJ I --~ ORPHAN ANNIE-INNOCEII'CE ABROAI IJTTI.F. 011 !'riA\ A\\11·: •\l.' f- YOU RF All Y HRF YOU Lf Vf L\ Nb , " MONSl i R" 1 1 rJ ...., A "[ Answer here · (1! 11' AN ENCOUNTER WI'TH ONE CAN E!loE C:05'TL'1. HOIBSY._~~~ rJ Now arran ge the Ctrcled teners to form the surpnse answer. as sug · gesJed by the above canoon I XXJ':[ I I l l J .. O f. 'fHI h.'fi CKf 1'.::1 'OR GOOD? Yes terday s (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles AUDIT HONEY NIPPLE RAGLAN 1 Answer ··stop talking on the phone and put your clothes away!"- HANG UP Tile lates t JUMBLES are here rn JUMBLE BOOK .10 and JUMBLE BOOK lt 11 Avail able tor $1.35 EACH, postpai d trom Jumble, clo thl1 newspaper. P 0 Box 311, Norw ood , N.J 07648 Make checks payable to N ew s pa pe r boo k~ ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ·\I .I.EY 001' HE. ~ ~ '"'' BE 11E FOUND vUT W "-1E:5 \\HERE SV....10EU. ~ \"v t::.NT- "TU N ~ . ' ... ACROSS 'I 4 ,, ~" Sl1rl a''J J.:;\'ia Look l1he l ..,.. s:alcu late left f .Jr 'c llc hosp;tal an a pimple' nour aqo' FHA\ K & F:H:'I IE HeY! ••• ~H0UL.ON',- 8E: WAl-l' I'-I C.. •" I. ON TH! .STRH:'r 41 "What - I Alike - 5 lle off II Stratagem 12 SnappinH beetle 13 Wandered 14 Conclusion 15 Blackbird 16 Meadow li Pueblo Indian 18 Sinew 20 Printer's term 21 Campus VISitor, irlforma lly 22 Windermere was one 23 Item tor Windermere 24 " Mr . Tamboun nc - " 25 Hoad sign 27 Give heed 2M1-.cerated 29 Takes steps 32 Uncooked 33 Prior to: prefix 31 Three : prefix 35 Ankara inn :17 - en scene 38 Word of honor 39 Novelist Waugh 40 Mmstrel jokesters is new '" DOWN I Nursery dieter 2 H•ving no equal 3 Progressing 4 Hurricane center 5 Guard 6 Lamb's pen' name 7 utensil ~ung Yesterday's Aluiwer 19 Hang 20 Till 24 Lab 30 Cockney's mounts 31 Amy, to animals BiUy Carter 8 Bogged down 25 Symbol of 33 Soccer 9 Depended 1on ) rank great 10 Pact 26 Without 38 Kind of 16 Bank trans· ex~ption nose: abbr. action 27~<w_ea~<se_tk""in_31i"7w...,esli"t!Ui'_ l i • I:. ~.:..--- :>c YOU T- " " • T'J(; '!_y. ,\":, 7 7 ;;:; I AI3Q.J"" W 'J'\4 :: : 1 ~EVE'I. 5EE'i .... KE i'J '5 -::< s..r:.;L ') DO? s~= '/= ·. ,.:: .,.. s- tv ... :,:: .::<;.0-1.= ,..A? -,..E SL/Ci# TEOT :;Ef; v.. 1s~ P..!: .J._!v:: , s~ ::D !::'/Ef(yT.... .._:.; ..._,::; I ~ ~ :ncl) .L T,A~< : s~.:: ;,SA(C- c,:: - 1: A\~ H EAST • 10 !I B·I • • i • Q .! A ~ 4 6 7 II ~ 5 f)b \ f'a ss Opening lead : • K IJ..\II.Y t'ltYJ>TOC!{' OTE - Here's how lo work it: i\ X Y lJ I. B A A X R I. 0 N G F E I. I . 0 W TH IS '< 1ND OF DOG -FOOD IS NO TROUBLE AT ALL 'I'OU JUST POUR IT INTO TflE BOWL , ADC' A LITTLE WATER AND STIR IT U P ~ I'D RATfiER BEWORTH A LITTLE TROUBLE $ 10 $·100 5o rf'll• tc f' o hcc $50. Phonr. 991 3798 WANT-AD · ADVERTISING DEADUNES !:1 H P I U l f l 1t(' low 11 m o w Pr l1 J( ~ 1 0 1 I 1Jtl) J)] .:l Mo• n Stree t llA \~ Hu tla lld ever -; ~ u r~ d o r for m noon 5 p or1~0 r ed .C oorl ~hcrpt· BO A! Mo 11 01 J.. M 0 101 omf 110 dt •r C.otxl u u u l1 ltOtl Pr u t •d l o • la ~ t .,ol1· 'lcr} JLJI ullt• l ~ A ll R O( IIl(' double luu rc. 1 cd u< ed 40". on d ~0" o I h1c od h•q ~p oo l ~ t o r SI ~ H OO t < l'f!b HO NDA MR ?50 P ot< •ll ••11 r < on d1t•on $750 19JU Hnr lt> y l) o ,..,d~ n l< (u, tom oJPri r•• <(' ll f>n t (O IHI•h o n h o~ ~U < (I d t• t lu rc h 011d ~ hdt ond o! ht:.· r (H I (''>HH If'\ ~ JOOO b I J tlll:! 3'}'10 po t,.r ~ t e:r GU N M ICl d le po r w. t h -, ld •' l il t' < •'~ b eqn•~ M o n I· O R ) A l ~ I C' g•on o r 17 00 by vrw I? A (I NE G UN Club ~pN1ol Meu Hng on wrld ldl' l hu r ... da,. 111g ht A p r•l13or 7 30 pr 11 16 ~u d o< foo t C' M 1110 boo I ~ r1 , S lctQ~r5 , ~ a dry , M1t1dl f' por r $/IQ5 ~ale ot A t h en~ lrvf'\r or lo. (0 11~1 Q11 r' OVI or Ro dnf'y 01 4 6QB 7331 1~'~J li o w, • l y 81l lSQu ol• tf Body Sho p NOIIC l M·ddlepor I wrll b{• o ~wn (' v('IH 11Q un hl I.J p•n bu~lllf'\~ uo~('d oil day Wcdn e ~d o y l ol ) oturdoy 991 -JJ15 E, Second Street COMPACT HOME - This 2 1~ has 3 bed r oom s, ci ty wa ter , and natura l gas. Good fo r st a r t i ng out o r r ef i re d cou p le: Ha s level lot in Syracuse Just $7 ,500. lu51 and t'uund t O~ ! SM A I L ft•o rnlfl l t~ddt>.. h hro w1 1 doy No ra t I l ou r hr li WII ft>t •l Lo nq\wtll t• Olt>O A n~ w P r\ to th t• 11011\f' o l M tlll Rt •word 14') '] ,aQq t'or Sale B 8 ~ M O BIU H O M~ ~ ~onl 1Q7 3 Pt Plt•O bc~l{l e Hec~ \ Br o odmol(.' 14 ~ b4 W Vo 'J bed roo m 1q73 Oor oon 14 , W 7 bf'dr oom I 1:!7'1 V•c l Ot 10 11 1J • bl J hccir 0 0 7 bot h 11 1 · lll/1(ovcn l ry 11 • b~J lwd r oor " ICJbq S t ote~"10II 1/ • 00 7 bt'd t oom IUOun SAFf & l mr w•th G o Bc ~ t· lobl l."' h 8. ~ Vop Nt•l'lOI) OHJg .... ate• pdh 1q74 q9) lh t • :-. ul' - which was won by dummy 's (j CC . mond The three or dubs was now led and ' East's eigh1 -f1ve were tra pped by South 's a cesix It w as no\t.. H r outine matt er for Soutlr lo di spos e of his d iamond lo~e r ort hea rt s s a1 d ~ o rth . " I wouldn 't have bid that w,a y, " s aid So uth wit h tong ue-in·cheek, " if I hadn 't had the si x or cl ubs." N t: W ~I'i\1'~:1( ~:N'J ~: I < P IU S I-: A~N I /For a copy o f JA COBY MOO ERN sena $1 -to 'Wrn at Bndge · care o f thJS newspa· per P 0 Bo• d89. Rad•o G•ly 1 0~)1 9 ) D A ! SU N Pll KU" S1t00 7413 HAY FO A !to le- All olio do" ('l u nd lllf'lO ih'( A I\O tto p qt n\m cl l o 1 t (•rH o r -. hat @ ~ Ph orw 7J'} 'JSM Nl(t P I C.~ l o1 \ Ole 049 Alr ~·r !I coli 1857 AVON JI !:. PIH Sl:NTAII Vl S Nl V U~ .. tOOKtO SO GOO () You wd l roo ~elhng w o rld l ornou \ pr O du( t \ Flfl J tb lc hour~ H.gh ca1 n111 9~ l Oft~ Co l17 47 73~ 4 l.~o: c e 11 cn t CO I1dllt OII $. 3~00 k ec d ~vt l l o 6 14 37~ 6311 f A~M E"O UIPM l: NT 7q0 Co rn p la n ter r, on 57'10 Alit!! BRICK HOME NEAR STORES - 3 bedrooms. ba t ~ . cer tral heating , and p a r t i al baseme nt . Ha s formal di ni ng . liv ing and sitt ing r oom s. N ice oak tr im ins ide. A hom e to be pr oud ol for only S2J ,500 . SYRACUSE - Like new 3 bedr oom hom e w lfh larg e leve l l ot . N a tural ga s cen tra l hea l i ng an d equi pped kllche n. Jusl 5 yea r s old . An i n veslment ot S25.000 Recreational park iu st a walk away . NEW LISTING - 30 acres out of town with repa ir a ble 6 room house Ha s a dr i l led Ne ll and dug well Ia be pi ped in to the h ouse $16.500. Will tra de . NEW LISTING - 9 acres on Stat e R ou te Ha s elec tr ic and Le ad ing Cr eek ·w at er ava ilab le . Good bui lding site for SI O,OOO . 5.96 acre . 3 bed r oom home wi th ba t h. Elec tr ic ba seboard good to,,d, spring ted. 4 ou tbu ildin gs & ( helmer ~ ~m o l l qn 7306 ttr p le u n1ver!.o l d 11V1.1 ~h o lr ~l tp du tch, pu n< IUIC proa l li r e~ Ve ry good cond1 t1on. bQb 1134 . and qcn 5020. K1ng Bu• ld at \ ~u pp ty Co . M rddlc p on 0 Plenty o f h co po rk. u1g YAMAHA OJ 250 t " ce llon t Coli qq'} b3 4q con d t1 10: 11 GOOD MIXED ho~ !01 !~ O le 9<9-77b3 C o11 f. A ~ MA LL B !f oetor lo1 so le Coli ~ Hotpo111l Appli,mce s S,rlc Pr" "' (I( t>CI w ood~ wo!r• 1 01 1d good Ot l " ~" 111 M Oil t Of' (dun ty W Vo Sl OUU do wn •oil I JO-l !f"l JI U1 o t IJU 4) lf"J 'J 71! II (I ( I P.~ ll'vf> l ICII <d icHOtl'd Ul l uppc • -. IJi o u 1 ~ 1H1 Oh1o Rfl ul .. I fJh n••c• (b l4 1bbl 6]() 4 Ja ck W. C.1r,ry, Mqr. Phone 992 2181 VA f HA :J(J yr rel1n fii H III(j 17 I· lo n o n c rn q lrl•lo n d o l\n Mo• tguql' ~t nt t• Ar lu •n ., p ho tiP tJ I<l J ~ 9 '} ~051 I OU II' M l- N l i OR ro rnpl. ·lt · l)l'tlltly ~y OW Nl: ~ 5 wr o'> w 11h 9 10011 1 ~ h o p fo 1 lo ur opP1 at 01~ $2700 . "h ou~L' HHl GA !:. 'J (Q t qo rogP ~o l d ,I t h1 ~ wech l' ho nP 6 !1 b1 u~ h hog 3 pi l u tdt h )4 00 to n d iii O I I 949 ?4?8 t'U WHI I I:: ROC K pu lle t ~ laym q $7 SO e a ch . q92 .3 113 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your Let water with Co-op water softener , Model UC-SVI. · Now Only '289.95 Let us 1es1 your water Free '9. 011d bo H:k• r ~> d by? '"' " ' ' Coli % ' 38?1 CO M P L~IW new h ou~ P 111 M 1ddl e> p 0 11 ~ 0 1 1 11 0 1 ~ ui i O!t llO t<On ca ll 9Wl 1238 0 1 9<rJ 53(!4 t!Y O WNH-l J becli oom ~ w llh lor e 1•rl cr1r qo ~ hea r 011d 011 cond1 l tt >lllll(j I Of• •' lrov e f lo t 111 Rurlcrnd S lf.l 00 0 Phone Landmark _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. Phone 991 ·2181 !Iii fiA V) U ~ I:: D! tPrH I UIC' O l11o 6 14 367 Ob:.J / Add o~ o n ! a b le · $ 3 9 QS S1nall SJO 00 Oot. ~ o < ~1..·1 P o ~ H' l bf'd w•th H UU~ I insu lated . S23.500 . YOUR WEALTH IS DETERMINED BY YOUR ASSETS . INVEST NOW. G. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy ASSOCIATES t f.i /1 C, ARH LI MOI' ~ D D•ovt>n 600 !IIIII '~ SJ7) Q9') /6' I llt•al E stal!• for !;ale HOBSTETTER REALTY George 5. HobsteHer Jr .• Broker 107 ' '::~: Sycamore St. Pomeroy, Ollio PHONE 992-633J Office Hour$ : 9 a .m. to s p.m . Closed ThursdayS and Saturdays al noon . Your Full Time Rea I Estate Broker One thr ee bedroom home , 2 acr es o f groun d on Rt. 1, Tuppers Plains , Oh io. One 4 bedroom , r an ch , ve r y moder n. Wes t Shade, near Chesler , Oh io . One 3 bedroom, n ew, Cr ow Sub d i v is ion, ncar F i ve Po int s . WE NEEO LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST . LIST WITH US . New Listing : 3 Bedrooms. ba t h , 4 yr . ol d , f ull y carpe t ed . elec fr 1c hea l bu~•n r .. ,~ ~ l·t> d ~v ti l t' ~ 85 J5/ ~ UU ~ t N~ ~'l I, 0 ·m t h ' ' "'"1 q \ Q(O IPd 0/1 M o111 ~l1 e~ 1 ~tJrl01 1 d f ot \Oif' n 1 tt ode ~< ·f' w co tl l 0 ~lt • WCII I / 4/ 1AJ1 d r w ~. r or po •t c!i l H Vf- llllllt!lr"' ~ tu l o wn '>t hooh Al llllllllul n '> 1d 11 'q Stolfn w111 d u .,.., ~ C111d dow~ Nt•v; o11d ~ • t th f' r1 J () I '),., , l. ., kt •y f' Oorl<'t Oy f-' !u1 nl' 'fQ? ](; fj~ I , ) hath~ (I(IC' r 11 1 Hi f (]lllliv to Ahho tt I • 'II IPd s J:,u rn n n!h I Small Engine Sales & Service Ph o ne 992-JO Y7 LAWN BOY MOW E R S 1975 BULlACO . 600 m1les Lrke ne w $6 50 991 7689 CHARLIE" S LI VE 80 11 M1nn o w s , n1 gh t crowlet5 •ed wo 1rns go r don w orm t F ,~run g loc en-.e ' . m1le abov e Sylo(u~ 1:1 Pc: r k HI 12< Check our low, low pr.ices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, j POTASH, FERT~PELS & BLEND 2 \6 I II'{, Ph . 991-2848 PDME ROY d - l " ~ ·s r 1ck & Frame ra nch type home. 3 nice be dr ooms, Jl 1 ba ths, ut ilit y R., lovely k1 t chen · wi t h lo ts of <. a bin etc; c1 nrt rang e . Con c r ete pat 10 , garag e . ROUTE . ll Rece ntly r enovated , 'J sl or y lrame, 3 bed r ooms , bath , po r ches , NEW - furnace Si d ing · carpe ting $15, 000.00. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE This you mus t see . 3-IS.ttc land. 570,000. SYRACUSE - Neal sm al ler 3 bedroom hom e wi lh central hea t ing , cit y wa ter , and nice garden spot Asking,.\2,500 100x80 , new c a r pe t ing , plum bi ng, ho t water tank and other s. 3 bedroom s, ba l h . _equi pp ed ki t chen , Carj'X)r l $17 ,200.00 . NEW LISTING 3 bedroom fram e home . ba l h, natur al " gas heat i ng , TT wat er , doub le kit chen srnk , 3 c ar gara ge and over I ac r e of land , 3 outbui ld ings. Sl6 ,000 . Loi s 58-56 60 64 . H om e i n good cond i t io n , 4 be dr oom s, ba th, car pet ing , porches, work shop ( m us t se ll l . 4·9 1 mo pd . SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Rt . 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Vears Service Complete Paint Jobs Jack's Septic Tank SeiVice Tru cks S1 1S.OO Body work & repair SI.OO per inch using on I'; th e be st Dupont material s. Bo. J ~kAOI ) ...-. ' ' '! " We have enlarged our servr c e departm ent and wil l serviCe Hotpoint and other brands. lOOI (H I ~ llt•O f ,< Ot p (' t S7000 Q65 418 1 1'] ·• llollit·• fur :o;ak .,.... 00d I /(J l11•dr f'1UII1 Q(/ • '~ Pomeroy Landmark .~ 9 A • JockPhonttn-1111 W. CorstY • Mgr. to th-e Car• . o.., f WIN G MA ( HI NI t ll '"Il L, I oh " 1-i•'P( I II~ <JIJ , , {"'.J V > \1 1 1(11 1<1 991-1174 p~ r ovat •n g ~e pt• r s v ~ tem ~ t{l l!'r hoc 1..1- u e. dump II ucl.. r, 1111 · ~ 1 or1 e qr o~ el black top po.11 •q R1 143 Ph o rH:~ I 161 41 t8M 7JJI !;A AND li~I?OOM) I o'IIIIJdPI I'd l01p t •rttr ~ b uoy tde pJurn .a nd gr>r1erol I PIQIIll ( IJ Pt•I!P.n( I ' 997 3685 n10I!IlPI10tor r • yeo r~ ex f'UlLINS lX CAVA Tt NG Com plete <,,..,,.,, ,~ ~h o rw QQ'} 2A78 WI N 1 ~ R G ~ I 10 yo ur ho use? lc ! us 111 0"k1• lhf 1t A u1 h o• •H'd \!ttQ•'' ~olt·~ ond ) 1•1, •1 , . Wt• ~ horp t'!l 'H ~~~0'" • ~l MA~TI N HO W!:I-IV 'f'l l'om pr o ~ ':Jh<, r ..... . nnfl' t'l'( • '~<.o ry re po11~ l·w~ t· ,,. t ,on AI 741'13'/B l lJRU""' WIH ( KfR Serv1ce Roctr ,, Oh rn Doy 0 1 n1ght '-1 4q 7657 A ... A! INC d(JJ t• r lnod t •l 011d PIAN O TU NING hrrt kft,,,. v.t'r ~ dllll'IP l<uc k-. A I~,J o ·1d o dtustm ent~ 111111 It h v' h ,l hoi •' ...,.11 ,,nul l.jQ') 25Hl d ll O on;, we1 coli 1 · I( I n t Jc , lnl\ ••'> 1011 ( o•·d >:J4 I )Oil) ,l l (1•1·1 Coil Hnl' nt ~ o qt ' l Jo~ l 1 •,., lo ) ph,.np 1.1Ul IUHq 1 1qh ANN OAII I V ~ Uphol!! !er y P or t land Ohm 843 2542 I'" ol ' \)lj} j)}') '" <J<i l SIJJ ! ' l A VA l INC un I d1 tdwr f1Pid lnt t•r (holi t' ~ hm k lt(Jp R Hat Hm· S ef \!Cf' Bc11L \ \Ill fo 10(1! 11\(j 10!1~ 1 tU( I IOI1 plumhu 4 ond h o•(lh11Q N o ro b 1 10 IO!Qf' ,,, r,,o ._,n,all Ph oti P '.\,. /:J J o ~ SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALlffiE & SAVE A LOT All carpet installed with padding at no charge. EJ~:pe rt installation. A SOFA THAT LINCOLN HTS. - A very nice 1' 1 stor y d bedr oom hom e In good con dition . Featur es fJ b asemen / w ith fini shed fa m il y roo m and la undry r oom , eal ·in ki tc hen , living room & bath . Large lql with fenced yard. Call now, pr iced Ia se ll at 117,000. MAKES A BED FOR YOU REDI BEDS Rubber Back Carpet As LOW '4.88 As sq. yd. & up 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock Buy where you can come lh and see what you ' re gettin9 water etc . We hli\le a Jlh story house with 3 bcdrms, 1 15 IN STOCK and bath, dining room with llreplace . Full basement. Large pond stacked. Priced only S42,500. Largest Selection In The Vallev Five shining oak flooring, large kitchen with dining area 2 lu ll baths, 1 bedrooms down and 3 upst'Air's.' Cotll'plet~ly J n~u.l,a\ed with F.A nat . gas furna ce. Large pOO"chos & garage, Lac . In Chester . Price 119,800. We Nted Listing> Wt h•v• buyers for mony types of property, CALL JIMMY DEEM Anoci•te, 949·23N (I Ii f.(uru ul Oh111 l'fo n•l t• 74'1 1008 'viOBILI:: HOMI .l 2 l ull borh \ t,ol1 ,. Olpf>h:>d Or\ l , 14 1 l}l .t t 1/()11>. l owr " 1t) "-'l" qu iH<111r ~·l'd /0 )'• '0'~ 1'11 1• 1•1\l t' f>l ,l)' li >QQ? 24(JQ •PI 7J') 287l./ e IH PAIR Jo>t ~ W(l fl-. ! 19bl1 12 . bOone bc>chnum I I)(} ... k'f M00 LliN G Plu mbtr1 Q hf•ot •nq (ll •d 01 t ~·p (' ~ of Ql'IH'rO! rp po o< '9. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr !Iii Phone 991·11 81 ~lubilt' BOW! I? ) ., , , r' ~ 101• tl 1qhwoy C.OIO(j l' .• H·•u '• · Phc,, ,. 01.1 ·m~ Jt'l l ) Pomeroy Landmark 1 orr q Evenings Call44~ · 3796 or 44~· 7881 Con• !'t"> o• 1+ • Q49 74H""; flo1 "'\" Ohoo (rd' ,,,,, •.lrr·I•OI'{ I '~ CALL AT 446-3643 t IOOU t l WOOD C.ltllll THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,,,.,., .,.1 Au1 "''I'"" Hrod lm d WAIIR WH l dt dlnq II! 11 1 1 0 ~ ORO p l tot• nr 944 Will CAJH lo t IIH' p l dco ) ' hortl (• Ph('H1t' Qq7 r.J l .1 ..llltltor 10 30 c and insu lated . S23.500. Helen L Teaford Sue P. Murphy ASSOCIATES fi!lml Service hom 1t:.• lo1 ...1 hudt or lul~tA.•• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC: Ch es t er , Oh io ma. spring ted. ' oulbuildings G. Bruce Teaford Radiator~ Phone 985- 3 80~ SIOO.OO ms.oo Electr ic b aseboar d heat. Carp et ed all th e w a y th rough Good dug well YOUR WEA.LTH IS DETERMINED BY YOUR ASSETS. INVEST NOW. EXPERIENCED R e s id e nt i al and co mm erc ia l Ca ll f or estimate, 24 hour se rvic e. Anyda y , anytim e. SPRING SPECIAL J bedroom home with ba th . WE WON' T WEAR YOUR CARPET OUT SHOWING LOOKERS , ONLY QUALIFIED BUYERS ! ''Tht Ont1n1tOrs Not The lmttlton Call : 997l815 NEW LISTING - l96 acre JU 5T S\ 2.000 00 . SYRACUSE - Approx 3 Route 3 Pomer111, 0. Carpet i. Upholstery Phone Mike Younc At 'l'l2·2206 or 992-7630 Sav e JO pel . to 50 pet . on heatrng cost EJ; penence and fu lly i nsured Free Est . AUTO PAINTING ./ ~I Young's Carpeting Thermal nsulalion BOB'S 741 ·301 0 Superior Steam Extraction Cellulo s ic (wood fiber) 3 J1 1 mo. Small Cars Large Ca rs 4. 4. 1 mo . Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Phone rt Pomeroy , Ohio J&L & EXTERIOR PAINTS AT · 210 E. Main St. UNION OPERATED 3 30 I mo. Pomeroy , 0 . EXTRA NICE - A place r eall y wor th own ing 3 la r ge bed room s, woo d · bu r ni ng fi rep l a ce. lar g e we l l equ i pped m od ern k rtchen . spa cious close ts. 'l car garage, and 1 J ac re s ol ~ 7 5 - 1582 881·2115 991-3748 or 991-5070 FREE PARKING ..... EUIOTT APPLIANCE II Hender sdn Hartford SUPPLY CO. acre. Want $20.000. $31.900 .00. •WETHERAU CONCRETE · KlNG BUILDERS 3 be droom block home above all f l ood s Ci t y w a t er . nat ura l ga s. and on one Sales & Service Phone 992-711 J A Load Of This" "Get BEST QUALITY INTERIOR RT . 33 NORTH 113,500 00. POMEROY - Lot app rox . For MOORE'S apart men ts, owner lives i n one an d ren ts· other . 2 ba th s an d 2 extra room s. Will consider $9 .600. r ece n tl y r enova t ed, 11? stor y !rame, 3 be dr ooms, ba th , oth er f eature s AUTiiORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 50 ACRES - FREE GAS . Why worry about the high cast of healing your home , drying your clothes, hot KIDS IN YOUR HAIR, LOOK HERE - SALES ANO SERVICE 11-9-tt c For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At RACIN·E AREA - Good O.Vner may take nice mobile home as part payment. Pr ice now $14,300. bedrooms, nice I V~ story house, large living room with Pomeroy 992-6182 or 992 - ~2~3 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. L rm rf c d Su pp ly 310lmo 4 ACRES at nice lay ing land not tar from Southern High School . Nice build ing sites. Ideal for new home builders. Call now tar Into . ' PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED - 111, a'cres nice laying land wllh a nice J2x64 all corpeted mobil e home completely furn lohed . 2 bedrooms buill on wllh nice fam il y room with llleptace. Gorder space, work shop, b!ack cellar and city water . Nice country setting . Pomeroy, Ohio Sa le Pr rc~ d N ow T h r u Apn l 101h Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. ln stallalion Service IN GALLIPOLIS $11,700 will buy a good 2 bedroom house with balh. Garage and storage bu ilding . Na t. gas heat . Driveway Is elect. heated . Nice Ohio River view. Furn iture can be bought extra. Price reduced tor quick sa le. 300 Main St. & B O LEN MUL C HER S 9<9·?7b3 1q76 KAWASAKI 100 rf!ll\1 d1rt b1ke l rlo. e new Re< enl ly tuned Pr •ce S400 Pho n e r:11n ~7 bB PWMBING & HEATING INC. HU R R Y ! or 5 bedroofTl fr ame hom e w1th na tu"r al gas furnace. city wat er , basemen t a nd large l ot . As ki ng $28,000. WIGWAMS! CARTER 498 L ocu ~ t Str eet Middl ep ort . 0 . Smal l tr ees on wa ter tin e. Ideal lo r coun try Irving . A Fram e or nice hom e. Wan t just S6. 500. ONE ACRE - Ha s lovely rn 10') Hith Sl Pomeror BOb Hoefli ch La rge 9 5 BEAUTIFUL ACRES - JUST LISTED - 13 acres loca ted near For k ed Run Lake . REALTOR ASSOCIATES 991-1119, 997-6191 WILKINSON Wed din~ Portraits Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions room 3 or 4 bed r oom house Has 2 b ath s. eq u i pp ed ki t c he n , ba semen t , furnace. 7 car ga r age. nr c e yar d and busine ss room s. Good for small busi ness. ') nice ac r es wi th '1 year old home. J bedroo m s (w alk in closets), 2 ba ths. , family room , di ning roo m , nice ~i t ch en . conc r ete porches . 2 year s old $28.000 00 J. t2 . l m o. 216 E. Second Slreet 608 E. MAIN POMEROY. 0 WANT , , 11 1 r~ 1 ~ VIRGILB ., SR . nt lf' flr I J nh11 '-lltl'l'h l:l u• h4 M oddl f •pml POMEROY - THE PHOTO PLACE TEAFORDrn Hoi I 1 0 0111~ .r.!>ker LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 ACRE~ with a ni ce I"' slory house with 3 bedrooms and I'll baths . Mostly carpel. Th is house has been remodeled Inside and oul. It has a big central fireplace with heata lalor and Is Insulated. Small barn and about 20 a cres fenced . Nice country setting oft blacktop road . Shawn by appolnlmenl only . Pr iced $42 ,000.00. f! ocw 1 RUTLAND - IMAGINABLE . BUYERS WAITING WITH READY CASH . HENR .Y E. CLELAND REAL TOR HANK , KAT-HY & LEONA CENJRAL REALTY CO. u nl~ ful l bO bi} II IOil l I Phone 991-71 19 2 2• tt c !i 0 ~ (.'111l" !ll on o b• lt• h o m•· ~ •I11QUII<' (f l /74 \\'a l11u t ~ ~ (llr t·r ) UO fr Oil tCICj t• , I Q( d\1 ~ Route 1 Pomeroy I Ohio 45169 E stimates by Appointment 4· 12 \mo. P. lO I IN m•d dk· po 1t t' q u• p1wd l o, 'I ROOM ) berth 1-10 t1. ,t,od [) II ~ It' 1/ J ~ll ( k I Q ~ OU f.l [>.uto & Truck Repair Also Trans~ission Repa Phone 992 -5682 General Contracting (614) 667 -6177 Between7 : JO & 9 : 00 p .m . miles off Rt. 7 by -pass on St . Rt. 143 , toward Rutland, D. DAVID BRICKLES Call · JERRY.MURPHY qq;/OI1 4 o ! 991 "}'J7/ Af' PROX 70 CIC'" " on ~lot woo rl ~ h' d 'JtJ f /<>( II I( uncf WOI I't OJOIIOhlt • l4 a -t•o nmn .., d( •l•q h l I bf'diOOIIl\ ITWIII ' yard in Specialized driv e wa ys , grading , landscaping , etc . (orpt•l th 1moqho ut By OI'P o •nt ~ ei PO i ot cand ilianed . al l curla •ns and dra pe s go. Loca hl'd 'in" Rus t ic Hills, Sy ra cuse, Ohio , se ll ing last tor · 129,500 . Home Phone 992-5739 HU .>( PO M~R O Y IH fHI 81 Ofi OOM ho m P hw d .,.., oo d l ioOI '• thr' rtnOI p o n e """" ' AND EVERY OTHER T Y P E H 0 U S E Home Phone 742 ·2003 Hilton Wolle, Sr. Associate Home Phone 949-1589 GeorgeS . Hobstefter Jr . J(J IIO IJ ~ I ' 11 11' 0r 1d ba th t f'!l o r o ut bud chn q·, J oof' ~ land ot edge u l ~u t lond lomp!ete trod c t hook u p oh o 7 bon k ~ oppro " f'd p1 op t'l ry err S I 'J 5W Phom• qq-; 109.\ stor age area . D in1ng and cook in g area separate. A ir Associate I~U H D IN C qiiUI I I ·I ~ . ROGER HYSELL GARAGE Kitchen Cabinets. Roofing , Pat i o s, Concr e t e New S i d -e walk s , & C on s truct i on Remodeling . 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Pur c ho ~cd m•w tqn e• c(' l lcnt f o n d1 t1 on S HtOO M o!t~e y FtHQU !.O n hoy lO n d 111 ane r good tond r1•0 11 S400 Reed sw 1lle tll 4 37~ 6311 HAV FO~ !tole Call llS , OOO - R en ov ated 3 b edr oo m hom e with 1 ba ths . Nat ura l gas and city wa ter . Hom e wi lt take l itt le upk eep . Wa lk to th e stores . NEW LISTING - ( HEVROl l:l ' • ton p •< lo. up M ,dd lf'pO II Pho' " ' I Hfl~ l: N ll l d1 ~·~"f'' SH'l 9~ In (011 C"QU1p!t1t! 'l l ror rl es rcr Sh o('m nk llr '141 I . Ott£' b(l tl o ~ COUN II-IY IC11 rnlo11 d w ilh " " d url S'1~ 00 M oqo t ll1(' 10C io. S.'JO 00 O~o l Co ii C'e l ubiC> Glm ~ top ~OlC'~ l h f' P ~t'111nq 1 Oi l• "· Old fi t :JJ ', h rJWI I hy op j)iUIIhlll'lll IIIII). 4 li/ I'JIJ 14!; 1 ~1 o nd tobiC' ST/ 5U Old Wheo t ( 1..udlc S J~ 00 Woln u t ~ ~~ · o "- <'' llo•a l E slall' fur Sale l? tl l l(llld " "o' c l o~c t ~ Hl!tl on rl GJ 'IlL' r,rl EIPclnc TV.'s ln iiJI ' / ARM I:Q UIPM t N I (om•QIIIllC'III .,Apr• ! 10 th 111 a ll t>I N For All Your u >l l e nt Co li Q9'} /bOO dov 0 1 14'} '}030 a lt e r b 13 ot Se wN Sew Ou!l ('t ~ (' b "'l'' LI VING 1 oo rn lu 1111l u1 e ro b !~> ~ ~ r an d~ A il f' l 5 ~ l't · a t bOO H tqll ~ ~ Notices :rJII(J 9917 60~ 1Q7Q f O RO I ron !lot bed trud1 Fnda) llflt·ruwl SA l ~ !:. coiH lt;f ONI:: f t: lfGUSON ho n1 loodPI fP1 gu"o " IJ m p low.., I ro1 nry hm! I bm k,coo p Ph o nr> 99') 6719 MA l-' l l: ')I Vt I J fi00M) o"d hu1h 011 "J u p M 1ddt ,• p '" t ( n ll l •'l:/ /.uo $2) 997 70 59 (lit e r NOTICE Sunda v .j l'.i'• f wa.li H S good as rn f.J dc, ami he 1./E WON 'T STEAL NOTHIN' IN HERE d101 1 ~ -1 d1~hw o -. h e1 thl' ila~· Lw fu n: puiJII \OI Ut>l\ was rig ht . Be led his four or Statron New Yor" . NY lABl ~ ONt Tll l· ~ d a ) By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Most dupli cate players be- queen. t: ast returned a dia- These were • four world· LAWN 11M C10 1f W hL•c l H o 1 ~e / 1 1i pf/9'/:?H9? lllru F rltla\ ~ p M . L'Crlain that it was a singJ C. ton. South also felt the contract I 01 4 (JCIQI/U l llw r·t ~tn b 1d Thus, wh en ri c· c1 arc r saw Wes t 's seven of c· lubs, · he wa !'i rcHsona bh• done , " C H ALMl~ S 1957 M o d P !" ( A tra ctor w1 th pl o w ~ Good ~ h a p (' r r o d y 10 q o 59~0 Coli ot o ~ki i i CJ POMEROY LANDMARK Alli S Muulflt Y Nuurt1 111 S~1t urcl<ty dou bler! "' " Ni ce ly or <o1 17 4:1 l •t/ 1 oi l Hral E•tah' fur ~.J. . Estak fur :;a!.: Nl W .:I bt•di i>PIIo h .uv' t ' 3 1 Re1nrn gron.., Model 1:1 W 111 c h e!l tc r ., and 1110 ny lllQf l' !:.t'O · l dH· n•·"" Pti o n C' ! OI ·II &9K sn su ~ H WAR I ) GUN l HOfl . Cur ;~ lo1 ~ CII c 01 i1 0dP 19 Hem 111g to n :. <l iKl ~t·al tu c hn w n l ~ /Jtl/ ' 49 1-Q RD SCHOO L bu~ <or n pr r tt ·n~ t o n 11 q ~Cjl I along tht Ea~ t was nwrk cd for length 111 the d ub s uit. Why else woulcl he have good IIC'W I ll ()~ Plwm·titl-1 151\ playrt! the 10 of clu bs fr om dumm y Ea.s1 covr n •tl \'-' &th North ' s 10 1-lD IMN C t. H lOll p• <"- u p hco ... y d11ty A( ( Q I pe l 1ad• o · l o w ~r111 f' oq " n·d ut.scrt wn. d ubs and wh en West showed in third position. On the diagramnlt'd deal South did precisely that, but what was I'RYPTCIIIUOTES really hard to explain is why he bid H scl·ond time . XB DKK This kind of competitive C DYB CGJHDYBJ bidding frequently occurs at AQH G LHBKKGSBLZB B L - duplicate bridge when each partnership is straining fo~ D AK B J QJ HN TN GH NL I Q 0 • .the ultimate part score. West cashed his king and ace or spades and continued I N JB XGKK ZQIIW Yesterday 's Cryptoquole : IT IS EASY TO LOLL AROUND with a third round which South ruffed . De c larer AN D BE ENVIOUS OF THE FELLOW WHO CUMBS TO played the queen of hearts SUCCESS BY EFFORT.- TAVERN which East won with the ace . East returned a heart ~·; JVI 8 King F'eature• S1ndlut• . Int . which South won with the l•ck. BA HNEY 19 1~ to l'tlil ur rcjcd uny lllh tk l'lllt'Li lilr Jcrltttnal Ti ll! Publlslwr Will nut IJI.• 1-cs,>ons r!Jic fur mun · tllitn om· llll't il . out , as ex pect ed , dummy 's nin e for c ed out F.a st ' s lieve in opening light hands t CONOMY IRA CIOI? vv llh . J'lir P ubl ish~r n.'st·rvL•s Det: IH rc r had known all Pass Tl tH nk .~ t)f \illt' L w ith th~.· kan g. M ost unpor· ,. 1969 INl~ lf f:'I A II O N A l M tl i<O Va n $1 500 6 14 QQ!j ~190 . ~ Cll ARAN( E Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash 1-'ur Salr CO AL liM[ ~ T O N~ !tCH•d (jiOvc.t ( Oic•u,., ch lor1d<.• lt.' l 1th H' ' d o q load a n d oil ' YPf' ~ ol \(J!t ~ • {{•1.,101 ~a i 1 W 0 1 .. \ li lt l Mu u1 ~ ~ Porncr oy Qq') 38Q1 i ll (! ) Ill CHRY Sllf{ Al/1 l p1n p A C S70U Good COrld il lfl rl 99 7 77S'J Mulull' llutnc Sil lt:s ll tal Yan l Sitlcs an· iit't'cptl•tl only wtth t'liS.fl wnh unic r. 2!J t·enl l'h<tr!{t' fur illb r cu Ty· 111 ~ llux NundJC r In l 'a t't' l.lf Ti n• St•n- ta utly , he noted tile fall of WeSI 's "'Ven or clu bs. Vulnerable : Ne ither Dealer : North Wut North Jo:u.st Suu lh Pa ss PH SS 2+ DbI. I. I" 2 25 :! 75 111 urununL G ii ~ ll m :uh·ara·t• t hr jrw k and declare r w on • A K un I.IIU ()IJI\lllii'Y' 5· l'l'II L'> pt'l' wunl, J:l 00 tUUrllilllll' ll[ . J)edarc r now tnuk UKI r~lt· <:c ss fu l dtam ond fiiH.'SSl' Hnd W (J .I Ill t ;, C ! . :~ • to tTal ·k)t- 1.25 \ 511 tla vs w• ll llt· rl utr~ t·d at tht· I tli1 Y. whrch. ru lurn . l"nuld (·ost tl w Prnn g pi:l r llll' r shlp llw l'ttltn: • AK(/ ! • fl 7 li t K .I I ll !I :1 Pass rw d UIO ~:Ou · h Word UVL'r [\ It' IUI!IIIIIU/11 \ 5 ~ vt ciS 1~ i l'l' IIL~ llt'l' Wtll'l\J)C I' dily r\tb ttliiiiUII( ull wr· t httll l't ll l ~ l't.' Ull \' ~ In mcmur}'. flml tdl .A( no l 'hul'l!l' :100 6ll;iyl> trriJ IL• Onr 1111!-llrt kt• cn tlld eo.. ., t va hw blt• Matl' h Ptllrll:-. • .I II On £' l1·ttn ~w nr l y ~la n ds for ano ther. In this sampl e A Ia u.., cd for llw thrt •t• !.'..., X for tht• two O' s, ••t r Singl r letters , .tp us t r nr iH"I . ! h(' IPn gth and for mntion of the 1\ M ds are all h111ts F:tt h d.'i) the r11 d e l etters :•re di fferen t . WI'O:'I IE St 'C III l'd W~: ST Pass pi Hy t· r ~ • 1 5 :1 • t\ !J :t 1 StiUTII Is ll l i:l)' ~ Fierce rna tch point battle • 10' !1 I ' I d« y Ztlilp Oswald Jacob~ and Alan Sontag class I·OU if NOW plo n h•• 1141//u::JJ f' a ~h ---------------------=--------------BRIDGE ~~~R~ ~ Jli Wonb ur UIUicr THURSDAY, APRIL 1!,1978 5:45-'-Farm Report 13: 5:50-PTL Club 13; 5:55-'Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:1l0-PTL Club IS; 6:25-'-Biack Woman 10; 6 : 3~ Doctors an Call4; News 6: Sunrise Semester 8. · 6:45-'-Marnlng Report 3; 6:50-Gaod Morning, West Virginia 13; 6 : 55-'-~h uck Wh ile Reports 10;News 13. 7:1l0-Todav :i,4.1S; Good Mornlna Amerlco 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwlnkle 10. . 7: 30-Schoolles 10; 8 :oo--Capl . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 9: 00- Merv Gr\11\n 3; Phil Donahue 4,13, 15; Emergency One 6; Fam!IY Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9:30-Andy Griffith 8: Family Affair 10. IO :IlO-Santord & Son 3,4,15; Edge at Night 6; Pass The Buck 8; Joker's Wild 10: To Tell The Truth 13. 10:31l-'-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice Is Right 8,10; S20,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :llO-Wheel of Fortune 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6, 13; . 11 :30-Knockout , 3,15; Family Feud 6.13; Par · fridge Family 4; Love of Lite 8, 10; Sesame 5. 20; Nova 33. 11 :55-'-CBS News 8; Laving Free 10; 12 :00Newscenter 3; News 4,6, 10; To Say The Least 15; Gambit 8; Rick Faucheux Midday Magazine 13. 12 :30-Ryan's Hope 6,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search tar Tomorrow 8,10; Elec . Ca. 33. 1:oo-For Richer For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; News 8; YoungS. the Restless 10; Nat For Women Only 15. 1: »-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; As The World Turns 8, 10; 2:00-0ne Ute to Live 6, 13. 2:30-Daclars 3,4,15; Guiding Light 8,10: 3:1l0Another World 3,4, 15; General Hospital 6,13: Lilias, · Yoga & You 20 . 130-AII 1n The F amlly 8, 10; You Bet Your Lite 20. 4:1l0-Mister Cartoon 3; My Tliree Sons 4; For Richer. Far Poorer 15; Merv Grlltln 6 ; Gilligan's Is . 8; SesameS . 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Litfle Rascals 3,15: Gilligan 's Is. 4; Brady Bunch 8. 10. S:IJO-Bananza l ; Star Trek 4; Gunsmake 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Heroes 10; Emergency One! 13; Pettlcaot Junction 15 5:30-News 6 : Elec . Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan' s Heroes 15. 6 : 1l0-N~s 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 10. 6: 30-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6 ; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20 . 7: IJO-Cross-WIIs 3,4; Liars Club 6; Gang Show 8; News 10; Newlywed Game 13; Gilligan 's Is. 15; Hacking Valley Bluegrass 20; Marshall U. Reporl ~3 . 7: 30-Hol lvwood Squares 3,4; Match Game PM 6: Tattletales 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Reporl 20,33; That's Hollywood 10; Nash vi lle On The Road 13 ; Marty Robbins' Spotlight 15 . 8:1l0-Hanna-Barbera Happy Hour 3,4,1 5; Welcome Back. Kotter 6,13; Wa\lons 8, 10; Once Upon A Classic 20,33 . 8:30-What's Happen ing 6, 13; Arabs S. Israe lis 33 ; Originals 20. 9ftoo.-Biack Sheep Squadron 3,4, 15; Hawa ii F lve·O 8, 10; Advocates 20,33. 9:30-A.E.S. Hudson 51. 6,13. IO :IJO-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Baretla 6,13; Barnaby Jones 8; Anna Karenln·a 33; In Concert 10; News 10; 10: JD-Lock, Stack & Barrel 20 . 11 :IJO-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,1 5; Dick Cavell 20 ; Lilias. Yoga & You 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Starsky & Hulch 6,13 ; Mash 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Dan'J Raise the Bridge. Lower lhe River" 10; 12 :1l0-Janakl 33. 12 :05-'-Movle " Some Came Running " 8; 12 :4D-Toma 6.13: 1:DO- Tomorrow 3,4; 1: 50-News 13. Movie Ch•nnel 4 5 &7 P.M.- Bound tor Glory ( PG ) 9 & 11 P .M. - Slapshol !R l C.blt Ct..nnel s 6:00 P.M. - Grande Chora le Spring Show 7:1l0-Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 - Coach 's Corner 9:00 - Grande Chora le Spring Shaw JO :Il0-700 Club. _ "'"""''"'"' . April I! t 0 SIDE~ WANT AD CHARGES) .. :a [] [J 11 --: The Daily Sentinel, Mirldleporl-Pomeroy , o., Wednesday, April12, 1978 Movlt Ch•nnel 4 5& 7 P.M. - Guns& Fury IG I 9 & 11 P.M. - Domino Principle (R) C.ble Ch••nnel 5 6:30P.M. - Testlmc.ny Tlfl'e 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10~ 00 - 700-Ciub. 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice r educed lo $46,900 A fl rr.c t ive re m odeled 2 s t or y far m hom e. Thio:. nice hom e feitfurcs a large li'v1 ng r oom , dining , eat 1n k1 tc hen , 5 bed room s, & 111 bAth s, 15 ncr es a t till able !a nd w ifn tl alance in · pa sture and woodl and. O lder bi:\ r n & garage. You must .· see this _or,e, i t 's w ~ l l wo r th 111c pn cc LOC(l ted olf RT . 31S '" Meigs CouniV - Good selections - Fully stocked , Call/42 ·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 Rutland ' �r ..lo. ' ···, 10 - The flaily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April1 2, 197H l RACY • :TELEVISION VIEWING · \ tMINrENANlt suPPL" l••lr.I::-J.I Holr,t<~l '. 5t arr Dn_iy WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,1978 6:1l0-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20. -.. 6: 30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8.10 ; Over Easy 20. 7:1l0-Cross.Wits 3,4; Liars Club 6 ; Sha Na Na 8; News 10: Newlywed Game 13; Gilligan's Is .· 15; Dick Cavett 20; Big Green Magazine 33. 7:30-Funny Farm 3; Sha Na Na 4; Between the·Wors 6; Family Feud 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33; The Judge10; In Search at 13; Wild Kingdom 15. B.IJO-Carlbou: The Incredib le Journey 3,4,15; Eight Is Enough 6, 13; _Amazing Spider-Man 8,10; Nova 20,33 9:00-Mavle " Who Is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Th ings About Me? " 3,4, 15;; Charl ie's Angels 6,13; ¢.:1ovle "Framed" 8, 10; ,Theater in America 33 ; N'atlanal Geographic 20. 10 :1l0-Starsky& Hutch 6,13; News 20. 10 :30- You Bet Your Lite 20; Dick Cavett 20 ; Lilies, Yoga & ou 33. 11:30-Jahnny Carson 3,4,1 5; Pol ice Story 6, 13; Hawaii Five -0 8: ~~~ 33; Movie "Summer & CAPTAI N EASY '/OU WILL· MR LOFT.. . . . . .WHEel-! TH E CUili!ENr f'of':H -\ PS THIS WILL ANS WER YOU R ClUE5TIO N. WHAT MAK ES YO U fH INI< I'LL T o LL YOU ANYT" i<.J &, 15 FO:IEc~l' · [ C ALL IT"" ' r .lLK IN ...~ \\~C H I ~E "; M> S K UL.I. · FAC.E~ TUIWE D ... ST RAP HIM I>J, 0 1-.1! GE NTL EMEN! Smoke " 10. 12 :00-Janakl 33; 12 :30-Perry Mason 10: 12 :4QMyslery of lhe Week 6, 13; Kalak 8; 1:00Tomorrow 3.A: 2: 1()--News 13. lr\1\truf m1t ~ TtiAT SCRAMBLED WORD <lAME ~ ~ ~~ ® byHenri ArnoldandBoblee Unsc ramble these tour Jumbles . one lette r 10 each square. 10 form tour ordtnar,• words. FIOH \ \.OSEH KNAla 1 II :· e•o.,• ... ' •• '-•• I BLEER I . TI ""u'll~ ....-..l ~ORPY-b~~ CI ] I rJ I --~ ORPHAN ANNIE-INNOCEII'CE ABROAI IJTTI.F. 011 !'riA\ A\\11·: •\l.' f- YOU RF All Y HRF YOU Lf Vf L\ Nb , " MONSl i R" 1 1 rJ ...., A "[ Answer here · (1! 11' AN ENCOUNTER WI'TH ONE CAN E!loE C:05'TL'1. HOIBSY._~~~ rJ Now arran ge the Ctrcled teners to form the surpnse answer. as sug · gesJed by the above canoon I XXJ':[ I I l l J .. O f. 'fHI h.'fi CKf 1'.::1 'OR GOOD? Yes terday s (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles AUDIT HONEY NIPPLE RAGLAN 1 Answer ··stop talking on the phone and put your clothes away!"- HANG UP Tile lates t JUMBLES are here rn JUMBLE BOOK .10 and JUMBLE BOOK lt 11 Avail able tor $1.35 EACH, postpai d trom Jumble, clo thl1 newspaper. P 0 Box 311, Norw ood , N.J 07648 Make checks payable to N ew s pa pe r boo k~ ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ·\I .I.EY 001' HE. ~ ~ '"'' BE 11E FOUND vUT W "-1E:5 \\HERE SV....10EU. ~ \"v t::.NT- "TU N ~ . ' ... ACROSS 'I 4 ,, ~" Sl1rl a''J J.:;\'ia Look l1he l ..,.. s:alcu late left f .Jr 'c llc hosp;tal an a pimple' nour aqo' FHA\ K & F:H:'I IE HeY! ••• ~H0UL.ON',- 8E: WAl-l' I'-I C.. •" I. ON TH! .STRH:'r 41 "What - I Alike - 5 lle off II Stratagem 12 SnappinH beetle 13 Wandered 14 Conclusion 15 Blackbird 16 Meadow li Pueblo Indian 18 Sinew 20 Printer's term 21 Campus VISitor, irlforma lly 22 Windermere was one 23 Item tor Windermere 24 " Mr . Tamboun nc - " 25 Hoad sign 27 Give heed 2M1-.cerated 29 Takes steps 32 Uncooked 33 Prior to: prefix 31 Three : prefix 35 Ankara inn :17 - en scene 38 Word of honor 39 Novelist Waugh 40 Mmstrel jokesters is new '" DOWN I Nursery dieter 2 H•ving no equal 3 Progressing 4 Hurricane center 5 Guard 6 Lamb's pen' name 7 utensil ~ung Yesterday's Aluiwer 19 Hang 20 Till 24 Lab 30 Cockney's mounts 31 Amy, to animals BiUy Carter 8 Bogged down 25 Symbol of 33 Soccer 9 Depended 1on ) rank great 10 Pact 26 Without 38 Kind of 16 Bank trans· ex~ption nose: abbr. action 27~<w_ea~<se_tk""in_31i"7w...,esli"t!Ui'_ l i • I:. ~.:..--- :>c YOU T- " " • T'J(; '!_y. ,\":, 7 7 ;;:; I AI3Q.J"" W 'J'\4 :: : 1 ~EVE'I. 5EE'i .... KE i'J '5 -::< s..r:.;L ') DO? s~= '/= ·. ,.:: .,.. s- tv ... :,:: .::<;.0-1.= ,..A? -,..E SL/Ci# TEOT :;Ef; v.. 1s~ P..!: .J._!v:: , s~ ::D !::'/Ef(yT.... .._:.; ..._,::; I ~ ~ :ncl) .L T,A~< : s~.:: ;,SA(C- c,:: - 1: A\~ H EAST • 10 !I B·I • • i • Q .! A ~ 4 6 7 II ~ 5 f)b \ f'a ss Opening lead : • K IJ..\II.Y t'ltYJ>TOC!{' OTE - Here's how lo work it: i\ X Y lJ I. B A A X R I. 0 N G F E I. I . 0 W TH IS '< 1ND OF DOG -FOOD IS NO TROUBLE AT ALL 'I'OU JUST POUR IT INTO TflE BOWL , ADC' A LITTLE WATER AND STIR IT U P ~ I'D RATfiER BEWORTH A LITTLE TROUBLE $ 10 $·100 5o rf'll• tc f' o hcc $50. Phonr. 991 3798 WANT-AD · ADVERTISING DEADUNES !:1 H P I U l f l 1t(' low 11 m o w Pr l1 J( ~ 1 0 1 I 1Jtl) J)] .:l Mo• n Stree t llA \~ Hu tla lld ever -; ~ u r~ d o r for m noon 5 p or1~0 r ed .C oorl ~hcrpt· BO A! Mo 11 01 J.. M 0 101 omf 110 dt •r C.otxl u u u l1 ltOtl Pr u t •d l o • la ~ t .,ol1· 'lcr} JLJI ullt• l ~ A ll R O( IIl(' double luu rc. 1 cd u< ed 40". on d ~0" o I h1c od h•q ~p oo l ~ t o r SI ~ H OO t < l'f!b HO NDA MR ?50 P ot< •ll ••11 r < on d1t•on $750 19JU Hnr lt> y l) o ,..,d~ n l< (u, tom oJPri r•• <(' ll f>n t (O IHI•h o n h o~ ~U < (I d t• t lu rc h 011d ~ hdt ond o! ht:.· r (H I (''>HH If'\ ~ JOOO b I J tlll:! 3'}'10 po t,.r ~ t e:r GU N M ICl d le po r w. t h -, ld •' l il t' < •'~ b eqn•~ M o n I· O R ) A l ~ I C' g•on o r 17 00 by vrw I? A (I NE G UN Club ~pN1ol Meu Hng on wrld ldl' l hu r ... da,. 111g ht A p r•l13or 7 30 pr 11 16 ~u d o< foo t C' M 1110 boo I ~ r1 , S lctQ~r5 , ~ a dry , M1t1dl f' por r $/IQ5 ~ale ot A t h en~ lrvf'\r or lo. (0 11~1 Q11 r' OVI or Ro dnf'y 01 4 6QB 7331 1~'~J li o w, • l y 81l lSQu ol• tf Body Sho p NOIIC l M·ddlepor I wrll b{• o ~wn (' v('IH 11Q un hl I.J p•n bu~lllf'\~ uo~('d oil day Wcdn e ~d o y l ol ) oturdoy 991 -JJ15 E, Second Street COMPACT HOME - This 2 1~ has 3 bed r oom s, ci ty wa ter , and natura l gas. Good fo r st a r t i ng out o r r ef i re d cou p le: Ha s level lot in Syracuse Just $7 ,500. lu51 and t'uund t O~ ! SM A I L ft•o rnlfl l t~ddt>.. h hro w1 1 doy No ra t I l ou r hr li WII ft>t •l Lo nq\wtll t• Olt>O A n~ w P r\ to th t• 11011\f' o l M tlll Rt •word 14') '] ,aQq t'or Sale B 8 ~ M O BIU H O M~ ~ ~onl 1Q7 3 Pt Plt•O bc~l{l e Hec~ \ Br o odmol(.' 14 ~ b4 W Vo 'J bed roo m 1q73 Oor oon 14 , W 7 bf'dr oom I 1:!7'1 V•c l Ot 10 11 1J • bl J hccir 0 0 7 bot h 11 1 · lll/1(ovcn l ry 11 • b~J lwd r oor " ICJbq S t ote~"10II 1/ • 00 7 bt'd t oom IUOun SAFf & l mr w•th G o Bc ~ t· lobl l."' h 8. ~ Vop Nt•l'lOI) OHJg .... ate• pdh 1q74 q9) lh t • :-. ul' - which was won by dummy 's (j CC . mond The three or dubs was now led and ' East's eigh1 -f1ve were tra pped by South 's a cesix It w as no\t.. H r outine matt er for Soutlr lo di spos e of his d iamond lo~e r ort hea rt s s a1 d ~ o rth . " I wouldn 't have bid that w,a y, " s aid So uth wit h tong ue-in·cheek, " if I hadn 't had the si x or cl ubs." N t: W ~I'i\1'~:1( ~:N'J ~: I < P IU S I-: A~N I /For a copy o f JA COBY MOO ERN sena $1 -to 'Wrn at Bndge · care o f thJS newspa· per P 0 Bo• d89. Rad•o G•ly 1 0~)1 9 ) D A ! SU N Pll KU" S1t00 7413 HAY FO A !to le- All olio do" ('l u nd lllf'lO ih'( A I\O tto p qt n\m cl l o 1 t (•rH o r -. hat @ ~ Ph orw 7J'} 'JSM Nl(t P I C.~ l o1 \ Ole 049 Alr ~·r !I coli 1857 AVON JI !:. PIH Sl:NTAII Vl S Nl V U~ .. tOOKtO SO GOO () You wd l roo ~elhng w o rld l ornou \ pr O du( t \ Flfl J tb lc hour~ H.gh ca1 n111 9~ l Oft~ Co l17 47 73~ 4 l.~o: c e 11 cn t CO I1dllt OII $. 3~00 k ec d ~vt l l o 6 14 37~ 6311 f A~M E"O UIPM l: NT 7q0 Co rn p la n ter r, on 57'10 Alit!! BRICK HOME NEAR STORES - 3 bedrooms. ba t ~ . cer tral heating , and p a r t i al baseme nt . Ha s formal di ni ng . liv ing and sitt ing r oom s. N ice oak tr im ins ide. A hom e to be pr oud ol for only S2J ,500 . SYRACUSE - Like new 3 bedr oom hom e w lfh larg e leve l l ot . N a tural ga s cen tra l hea l i ng an d equi pped kllche n. Jusl 5 yea r s old . An i n veslment ot S25.000 Recreational park iu st a walk away . NEW LISTING - 30 acres out of town with repa ir a ble 6 room house Ha s a dr i l led Ne ll and dug well Ia be pi ped in to the h ouse $16.500. Will tra de . NEW LISTING - 9 acres on Stat e R ou te Ha s elec tr ic and Le ad ing Cr eek ·w at er ava ilab le . Good bui lding site for SI O,OOO . 5.96 acre . 3 bed r oom home wi th ba t h. Elec tr ic ba seboard good to,,d, spring ted. 4 ou tbu ildin gs & ( helmer ~ ~m o l l qn 7306 ttr p le u n1ver!.o l d 11V1.1 ~h o lr ~l tp du tch, pu n< IUIC proa l li r e~ Ve ry good cond1 t1on. bQb 1134 . and qcn 5020. K1ng Bu• ld at \ ~u pp ty Co . M rddlc p on 0 Plenty o f h co po rk. u1g YAMAHA OJ 250 t " ce llon t Coli qq'} b3 4q con d t1 10: 11 GOOD MIXED ho~ !01 !~ O le 9<9-77b3 C o11 f. A ~ MA LL B !f oetor lo1 so le Coli ~ Hotpo111l Appli,mce s S,rlc Pr" "' (I( t>CI w ood~ wo!r• 1 01 1d good Ot l " ~" 111 M Oil t Of' (dun ty W Vo Sl OUU do wn •oil I JO-l !f"l JI U1 o t IJU 4) lf"J 'J 71! II (I ( I P.~ ll'vf> l ICII <d icHOtl'd Ul l uppc • -. IJi o u 1 ~ 1H1 Oh1o Rfl ul .. I fJh n••c• (b l4 1bbl 6]() 4 Ja ck W. C.1r,ry, Mqr. Phone 992 2181 VA f HA :J(J yr rel1n fii H III(j 17 I· lo n o n c rn q lrl•lo n d o l\n Mo• tguql' ~t nt t• Ar lu •n ., p ho tiP tJ I<l J ~ 9 '} ~051 I OU II' M l- N l i OR ro rnpl. ·lt · l)l'tlltly ~y OW Nl: ~ 5 wr o'> w 11h 9 10011 1 ~ h o p fo 1 lo ur opP1 at 01~ $2700 . "h ou~L' HHl GA !:. 'J (Q t qo rogP ~o l d ,I t h1 ~ wech l' ho nP 6 !1 b1 u~ h hog 3 pi l u tdt h )4 00 to n d iii O I I 949 ?4?8 t'U WHI I I:: ROC K pu lle t ~ laym q $7 SO e a ch . q92 .3 113 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your Let water with Co-op water softener , Model UC-SVI. · Now Only '289.95 Let us 1es1 your water Free '9. 011d bo H:k• r ~> d by? '"' " ' ' Coli % ' 38?1 CO M P L~IW new h ou~ P 111 M 1ddl e> p 0 11 ~ 0 1 1 11 0 1 ~ ui i O!t llO t<On ca ll 9Wl 1238 0 1 9<rJ 53(!4 t!Y O WNH-l J becli oom ~ w llh lor e 1•rl cr1r qo ~ hea r 011d 011 cond1 l tt >lllll(j I Of• •' lrov e f lo t 111 Rurlcrnd S lf.l 00 0 Phone Landmark _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. Phone 991 ·2181 !Iii fiA V) U ~ I:: D! tPrH I UIC' O l11o 6 14 367 Ob:.J / Add o~ o n ! a b le · $ 3 9 QS S1nall SJO 00 Oot. ~ o < ~1..·1 P o ~ H' l bf'd w•th H UU~ I insu lated . S23.500 . YOUR WEALTH IS DETERMINED BY YOUR ASSETS . INVEST NOW. G. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy ASSOCIATES t f.i /1 C, ARH LI MOI' ~ D D•ovt>n 600 !IIIII '~ SJ7) Q9') /6' I llt•al E stal!• for !;ale HOBSTETTER REALTY George 5. HobsteHer Jr .• Broker 107 ' '::~: Sycamore St. Pomeroy, Ollio PHONE 992-633J Office Hour$ : 9 a .m. to s p.m . Closed ThursdayS and Saturdays al noon . Your Full Time Rea I Estate Broker One thr ee bedroom home , 2 acr es o f groun d on Rt. 1, Tuppers Plains , Oh io. One 4 bedroom , r an ch , ve r y moder n. Wes t Shade, near Chesler , Oh io . One 3 bedroom, n ew, Cr ow Sub d i v is ion, ncar F i ve Po int s . WE NEEO LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST . LIST WITH US . New Listing : 3 Bedrooms. ba t h , 4 yr . ol d , f ull y carpe t ed . elec fr 1c hea l bu~•n r .. ,~ ~ l·t> d ~v ti l t' ~ 85 J5/ ~ UU ~ t N~ ~'l I, 0 ·m t h ' ' "'"1 q \ Q(O IPd 0/1 M o111 ~l1 e~ 1 ~tJrl01 1 d f ot \Oif' n 1 tt ode ~< ·f' w co tl l 0 ~lt • WCII I / 4/ 1AJ1 d r w ~. r or po •t c!i l H Vf- llllllt!lr"' ~ tu l o wn '>t hooh Al llllllllul n '> 1d 11 'q Stolfn w111 d u .,.., ~ C111d dow~ Nt•v; o11d ~ • t th f' r1 J () I '),., , l. ., kt •y f' Oorl<'t Oy f-' !u1 nl' 'fQ? ](; fj~ I , ) hath~ (I(IC' r 11 1 Hi f (]lllliv to Ahho tt I • 'II IPd s J:,u rn n n!h I Small Engine Sales & Service Ph o ne 992-JO Y7 LAWN BOY MOW E R S 1975 BULlACO . 600 m1les Lrke ne w $6 50 991 7689 CHARLIE" S LI VE 80 11 M1nn o w s , n1 gh t crowlet5 •ed wo 1rns go r don w orm t F ,~run g loc en-.e ' . m1le abov e Sylo(u~ 1:1 Pc: r k HI 12< Check our low, low pr.ices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, j POTASH, FERT~PELS & BLEND 2 \6 I II'{, Ph . 991-2848 PDME ROY d - l " ~ ·s r 1ck & Frame ra nch type home. 3 nice be dr ooms, Jl 1 ba ths, ut ilit y R., lovely k1 t chen · wi t h lo ts of <. a bin etc; c1 nrt rang e . Con c r ete pat 10 , garag e . ROUTE . ll Rece ntly r enovated , 'J sl or y lrame, 3 bed r ooms , bath , po r ches , NEW - furnace Si d ing · carpe ting $15, 000.00. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE This you mus t see . 3-IS.ttc land. 570,000. SYRACUSE - Neal sm al ler 3 bedroom hom e wi lh central hea t ing , cit y wa ter , and nice garden spot Asking,.\2,500 100x80 , new c a r pe t ing , plum bi ng, ho t water tank and other s. 3 bedroom s, ba l h . _equi pp ed ki t chen , Carj'X)r l $17 ,200.00 . NEW LISTING 3 bedroom fram e home . ba l h, natur al " gas heat i ng , TT wat er , doub le kit chen srnk , 3 c ar gara ge and over I ac r e of land , 3 outbui ld ings. Sl6 ,000 . Loi s 58-56 60 64 . H om e i n good cond i t io n , 4 be dr oom s, ba th, car pet ing , porches, work shop ( m us t se ll l . 4·9 1 mo pd . SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Rt . 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Vears Service Complete Paint Jobs Jack's Septic Tank SeiVice Tru cks S1 1S.OO Body work & repair SI.OO per inch using on I'; th e be st Dupont material s. Bo. J ~kAOI ) ...-. ' ' '! " We have enlarged our servr c e departm ent and wil l serviCe Hotpoint and other brands. lOOI (H I ~ llt•O f ,< Ot p (' t S7000 Q65 418 1 1'] ·• llollit·• fur :o;ak .,.... 00d I /(J l11•dr f'1UII1 Q(/ • '~ Pomeroy Landmark .~ 9 A • JockPhonttn-1111 W. CorstY • Mgr. to th-e Car• . o.., f WIN G MA ( HI NI t ll '"Il L, I oh " 1-i•'P( I II~ <JIJ , , {"'.J V > \1 1 1(11 1<1 991-1174 p~ r ovat •n g ~e pt• r s v ~ tem ~ t{l l!'r hoc 1..1- u e. dump II ucl.. r, 1111 · ~ 1 or1 e qr o~ el black top po.11 •q R1 143 Ph o rH:~ I 161 41 t8M 7JJI !;A AND li~I?OOM) I o'IIIIJdPI I'd l01p t •rttr ~ b uoy tde pJurn .a nd gr>r1erol I PIQIIll ( IJ Pt•I!P.n( I ' 997 3685 n10I!IlPI10tor r • yeo r~ ex f'UlLINS lX CAVA Tt NG Com plete <,,..,,.,, ,~ ~h o rw QQ'} 2A78 WI N 1 ~ R G ~ I 10 yo ur ho use? lc ! us 111 0"k1• lhf 1t A u1 h o• •H'd \!ttQ•'' ~olt·~ ond ) 1•1, •1 , . Wt• ~ horp t'!l 'H ~~~0'" • ~l MA~TI N HO W!:I-IV 'f'l l'om pr o ~ ':Jh<, r ..... . nnfl' t'l'( • '~<.o ry re po11~ l·w~ t· ,,. t ,on AI 741'13'/B l lJRU""' WIH ( KfR Serv1ce Roctr ,, Oh rn Doy 0 1 n1ght '-1 4q 7657 A ... A! INC d(JJ t• r lnod t •l 011d PIAN O TU NING hrrt kft,,,. v.t'r ~ dllll'IP l<uc k-. A I~,J o ·1d o dtustm ent~ 111111 It h v' h ,l hoi •' ...,.11 ,,nul l.jQ') 25Hl d ll O on;, we1 coli 1 · I( I n t Jc , lnl\ ••'> 1011 ( o•·d >:J4 I )Oil) ,l l (1•1·1 Coil Hnl' nt ~ o qt ' l Jo~ l 1 •,., lo ) ph,.np 1.1Ul IUHq 1 1qh ANN OAII I V ~ Uphol!! !er y P or t land Ohm 843 2542 I'" ol ' \)lj} j)}') '" <J<i l SIJJ ! ' l A VA l INC un I d1 tdwr f1Pid lnt t•r (holi t' ~ hm k lt(Jp R Hat Hm· S ef \!Cf' Bc11L \ \Ill fo 10(1! 11\(j 10!1~ 1 tU( I IOI1 plumhu 4 ond h o•(lh11Q N o ro b 1 10 IO!Qf' ,,, r,,o ._,n,all Ph oti P '.\,. /:J J o ~ SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALlffiE & SAVE A LOT All carpet installed with padding at no charge. EJ~:pe rt installation. A SOFA THAT LINCOLN HTS. - A very nice 1' 1 stor y d bedr oom hom e In good con dition . Featur es fJ b asemen / w ith fini shed fa m il y roo m and la undry r oom , eal ·in ki tc hen , living room & bath . Large lql with fenced yard. Call now, pr iced Ia se ll at 117,000. MAKES A BED FOR YOU REDI BEDS Rubber Back Carpet As LOW '4.88 As sq. yd. & up 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock Buy where you can come lh and see what you ' re gettin9 water etc . We hli\le a Jlh story house with 3 bcdrms, 1 15 IN STOCK and bath, dining room with llreplace . Full basement. Large pond stacked. Priced only S42,500. Largest Selection In The Vallev Five shining oak flooring, large kitchen with dining area 2 lu ll baths, 1 bedrooms down and 3 upst'Air's.' Cotll'plet~ly J n~u.l,a\ed with F.A nat . gas furna ce. Large pOO"chos & garage, Lac . In Chester . Price 119,800. We Nted Listing> Wt h•v• buyers for mony types of property, CALL JIMMY DEEM Anoci•te, 949·23N (I Ii f.(uru ul Oh111 l'fo n•l t• 74'1 1008 'viOBILI:: HOMI .l 2 l ull borh \ t,ol1 ,. Olpf>h:>d Or\ l , 14 1 l}l .t t 1/()11>. l owr " 1t) "-'l" qu iH<111r ~·l'd /0 )'• '0'~ 1'11 1• 1•1\l t' f>l ,l)' li >QQ? 24(JQ •PI 7J') 287l./ e IH PAIR Jo>t ~ W(l fl-. ! 19bl1 12 . bOone bc>chnum I I)(} ... k'f M00 LliN G Plu mbtr1 Q hf•ot •nq (ll •d 01 t ~·p (' ~ of Ql'IH'rO! rp po o< '9. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr !Iii Phone 991·11 81 ~lubilt' BOW! I? ) ., , , r' ~ 101• tl 1qhwoy C.OIO(j l' .• H·•u '• · Phc,, ,. 01.1 ·m~ Jt'l l ) Pomeroy Landmark 1 orr q Evenings Call44~ · 3796 or 44~· 7881 Con• !'t"> o• 1+ • Q49 74H""; flo1 "'\" Ohoo (rd' ,,,,, •.lrr·I•OI'{ I '~ CALL AT 446-3643 t IOOU t l WOOD C.ltllll THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,,,.,., .,.1 Au1 "''I'"" Hrod lm d WAIIR WH l dt dlnq II! 11 1 1 0 ~ ORO p l tot• nr 944 Will CAJH lo t IIH' p l dco ) ' hortl (• Ph('H1t' Qq7 r.J l .1 ..llltltor 10 30 c and insu lated . S23.500. Helen L Teaford Sue P. Murphy ASSOCIATES fi!lml Service hom 1t:.• lo1 ...1 hudt or lul~tA.•• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC: Ch es t er , Oh io ma. spring ted. ' oulbuildings G. Bruce Teaford Radiator~ Phone 985- 3 80~ SIOO.OO ms.oo Electr ic b aseboar d heat. Carp et ed all th e w a y th rough Good dug well YOUR WEA.LTH IS DETERMINED BY YOUR ASSETS. INVEST NOW. EXPERIENCED R e s id e nt i al and co mm erc ia l Ca ll f or estimate, 24 hour se rvic e. Anyda y , anytim e. SPRING SPECIAL J bedroom home with ba th . WE WON' T WEAR YOUR CARPET OUT SHOWING LOOKERS , ONLY QUALIFIED BUYERS ! ''Tht Ont1n1tOrs Not The lmttlton Call : 997l815 NEW LISTING - l96 acre JU 5T S\ 2.000 00 . SYRACUSE - Approx 3 Route 3 Pomer111, 0. Carpet i. Upholstery Phone Mike Younc At 'l'l2·2206 or 992-7630 Sav e JO pel . to 50 pet . on heatrng cost EJ; penence and fu lly i nsured Free Est . AUTO PAINTING ./ ~I Young's Carpeting Thermal nsulalion BOB'S 741 ·301 0 Superior Steam Extraction Cellulo s ic (wood fiber) 3 J1 1 mo. Small Cars Large Ca rs 4. 4. 1 mo . Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Phone rt Pomeroy , Ohio J&L & EXTERIOR PAINTS AT · 210 E. Main St. UNION OPERATED 3 30 I mo. Pomeroy , 0 . EXTRA NICE - A place r eall y wor th own ing 3 la r ge bed room s, woo d · bu r ni ng fi rep l a ce. lar g e we l l equ i pped m od ern k rtchen . spa cious close ts. 'l car garage, and 1 J ac re s ol ~ 7 5 - 1582 881·2115 991-3748 or 991-5070 FREE PARKING ..... EUIOTT APPLIANCE II Hender sdn Hartford SUPPLY CO. acre. Want $20.000. $31.900 .00. •WETHERAU CONCRETE · KlNG BUILDERS 3 be droom block home above all f l ood s Ci t y w a t er . nat ura l ga s. and on one Sales & Service Phone 992-711 J A Load Of This" "Get BEST QUALITY INTERIOR RT . 33 NORTH 113,500 00. POMEROY - Lot app rox . For MOORE'S apart men ts, owner lives i n one an d ren ts· other . 2 ba th s an d 2 extra room s. Will consider $9 .600. r ece n tl y r enova t ed, 11? stor y !rame, 3 be dr ooms, ba th , oth er f eature s AUTiiORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 50 ACRES - FREE GAS . Why worry about the high cast of healing your home , drying your clothes, hot KIDS IN YOUR HAIR, LOOK HERE - SALES ANO SERVICE 11-9-tt c For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At RACIN·E AREA - Good O.Vner may take nice mobile home as part payment. Pr ice now $14,300. bedrooms, nice I V~ story house, large living room with Pomeroy 992-6182 or 992 - ~2~3 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. L rm rf c d Su pp ly 310lmo 4 ACRES at nice lay ing land not tar from Southern High School . Nice build ing sites. Ideal for new home builders. Call now tar Into . ' PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED - 111, a'cres nice laying land wllh a nice J2x64 all corpeted mobil e home completely furn lohed . 2 bedrooms buill on wllh nice fam il y room with llleptace. Gorder space, work shop, b!ack cellar and city water . Nice country setting . Pomeroy, Ohio Sa le Pr rc~ d N ow T h r u Apn l 101h Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. ln stallalion Service IN GALLIPOLIS $11,700 will buy a good 2 bedroom house with balh. Garage and storage bu ilding . Na t. gas heat . Driveway Is elect. heated . Nice Ohio River view. Furn iture can be bought extra. Price reduced tor quick sa le. 300 Main St. & B O LEN MUL C HER S 9<9·?7b3 1q76 KAWASAKI 100 rf!ll\1 d1rt b1ke l rlo. e new Re< enl ly tuned Pr •ce S400 Pho n e r:11n ~7 bB PWMBING & HEATING INC. HU R R Y ! or 5 bedroofTl fr ame hom e w1th na tu"r al gas furnace. city wat er , basemen t a nd large l ot . As ki ng $28,000. WIGWAMS! CARTER 498 L ocu ~ t Str eet Middl ep ort . 0 . Smal l tr ees on wa ter tin e. Ideal lo r coun try Irving . A Fram e or nice hom e. Wan t just S6. 500. ONE ACRE - Ha s lovely rn 10') Hith Sl Pomeror BOb Hoefli ch La rge 9 5 BEAUTIFUL ACRES - JUST LISTED - 13 acres loca ted near For k ed Run Lake . REALTOR ASSOCIATES 991-1119, 997-6191 WILKINSON Wed din~ Portraits Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions room 3 or 4 bed r oom house Has 2 b ath s. eq u i pp ed ki t c he n , ba semen t , furnace. 7 car ga r age. nr c e yar d and busine ss room s. Good for small busi ness. ') nice ac r es wi th '1 year old home. J bedroo m s (w alk in closets), 2 ba ths. , family room , di ning roo m , nice ~i t ch en . conc r ete porches . 2 year s old $28.000 00 J. t2 . l m o. 216 E. Second Slreet 608 E. MAIN POMEROY. 0 WANT , , 11 1 r~ 1 ~ VIRGILB ., SR . nt lf' flr I J nh11 '-lltl'l'h l:l u• h4 M oddl f •pml POMEROY - THE PHOTO PLACE TEAFORDrn Hoi I 1 0 0111~ .r.!>ker LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 ACRE~ with a ni ce I"' slory house with 3 bedrooms and I'll baths . Mostly carpel. Th is house has been remodeled Inside and oul. It has a big central fireplace with heata lalor and Is Insulated. Small barn and about 20 a cres fenced . Nice country setting oft blacktop road . Shawn by appolnlmenl only . Pr iced $42 ,000.00. f! ocw 1 RUTLAND - IMAGINABLE . BUYERS WAITING WITH READY CASH . HENR .Y E. CLELAND REAL TOR HANK , KAT-HY & LEONA CENJRAL REALTY CO. u nl~ ful l bO bi} II IOil l I Phone 991-71 19 2 2• tt c !i 0 ~ (.'111l" !ll on o b• lt• h o m•· ~ •I11QUII<' (f l /74 \\'a l11u t ~ ~ (llr t·r ) UO fr Oil tCICj t• , I Q( d\1 ~ Route 1 Pomeroy I Ohio 45169 E stimates by Appointment 4· 12 \mo. P. lO I IN m•d dk· po 1t t' q u• p1wd l o, 'I ROOM ) berth 1-10 t1. ,t,od [) II ~ It' 1/ J ~ll ( k I Q ~ OU f.l [>.uto & Truck Repair Also Trans~ission Repa Phone 992 -5682 General Contracting (614) 667 -6177 Between7 : JO & 9 : 00 p .m . miles off Rt. 7 by -pass on St . Rt. 143 , toward Rutland, D. DAVID BRICKLES Call · JERRY.MURPHY qq;/OI1 4 o ! 991 "}'J7/ Af' PROX 70 CIC'" " on ~lot woo rl ~ h' d 'JtJ f /<>( II I( uncf WOI I't OJOIIOhlt • l4 a -t•o nmn .., d( •l•q h l I bf'diOOIIl\ ITWIII ' yard in Specialized driv e wa ys , grading , landscaping , etc . (orpt•l th 1moqho ut By OI'P o •nt ~ ei PO i ot cand ilianed . al l curla •ns and dra pe s go. Loca hl'd 'in" Rus t ic Hills, Sy ra cuse, Ohio , se ll ing last tor · 129,500 . Home Phone 992-5739 HU .>( PO M~R O Y IH fHI 81 Ofi OOM ho m P hw d .,.., oo d l ioOI '• thr' rtnOI p o n e """" ' AND EVERY OTHER T Y P E H 0 U S E Home Phone 742 ·2003 Hilton Wolle, Sr. Associate Home Phone 949-1589 GeorgeS . Hobstefter Jr . J(J IIO IJ ~ I ' 11 11' 0r 1d ba th t f'!l o r o ut bud chn q·, J oof' ~ land ot edge u l ~u t lond lomp!ete trod c t hook u p oh o 7 bon k ~ oppro " f'd p1 op t'l ry err S I 'J 5W Phom• qq-; 109.\ stor age area . D in1ng and cook in g area separate. A ir Associate I~U H D IN C qiiUI I I ·I ~ . ROGER HYSELL GARAGE Kitchen Cabinets. Roofing , Pat i o s, Concr e t e New S i d -e walk s , & C on s truct i on Remodeling . OOZER FOR HIRE hu dd •ng ,. , r oo n 1~ IOI1 •o Power !. carporl will)., ,., .. lt\'E Chery l Lemley wor ~ IOit.jl' tjOIO{j f' ANlJ S 2~ 00 1117/ f O fW I 100 n•c lo. up t1u\ k WIP( l. <'d bu l ~ ~ ~ I t <h •w (•ohlp l o to lo. f' "ov l'' pO)Il lf'n l ~ lo totl•1 1q ~J J I 11 f:l..t J 7GIJJ II '" lo l 7·12 ]1 0 3 IW O ::, ! Q HY · Business ServieJes IKJ I! I\' IS0 \1• wt •<r ul >o tPI Ior hu•ld 111!.j w• tl1 u li lt ry IO(lt ll l ! 11l1Ptll pO! (/i ~ •>I up l o t on (l b<l\~ h iJi tW to \ Oll•ri 11 1 I Oll(j~ ~ ~l!t · A ' "- '"Ci ) ~60U Pl1 u" " 141 '19o'J )' C' Or', (J id ~ )"10 \U~(' Q9 '} { {J(:.rj Pomeroy ) tend ~ UIIH I 1{' t l.. <tc h r>n JU ~l IH ·>'I•r•n m lol w .t<' H ill~ ':lyi\11\ J" I' 11!1 '11 1 /or ll ... h Pd Wlt iJ Wl)t lo ~ 'l 0f1 'lf/1"1 oo l wrr HH'J t;fr') 'J'l'JI l/9i \ (O IIll ll(' l( l{ll Plfl lll ' l ry Dl l j) I II J Shade WAll lE X VI N YL coated and p re pOll ted w a ll · c ov en ng~ Ch oo.,v h o m 6~ po ll CII\ boo k ! > O u1 ck !ler v•ce Phone q9737 4B 01 0 boa t s fr om l h is 5 r oom home . New l y redecor a ted w it h w ood bu rn l ng f i repla ce St ar t ou t or ret i r e here for S7,500 . John Do(· II~ !iRUS H HOC. 7 foo l J D. pul l t yptt 1 97 ~ COUNTRY LIVING IN TOWN - Walch lhe rive r heat. Ca rpe tedpa\1 Ihe way th rough Good dug well ro un d b a le r . Pur c ho ~cd m•w tqn e• c(' l lcnt f o n d1 t1 on S HtOO M o!t~e y FtHQU !.O n hoy lO n d 111 ane r good tond r1•0 11 S400 Reed sw 1lle tll 4 37~ 6311 HAV FO~ !tole Call llS , OOO - R en ov ated 3 b edr oo m hom e with 1 ba ths . Nat ura l gas and city wa ter . Hom e wi lt take l itt le upk eep . Wa lk to th e stores . NEW LISTING - ( HEVROl l:l ' • ton p •< lo. up M ,dd lf'pO II Pho' " ' I Hfl~ l: N ll l d1 ~·~"f'' SH'l 9~ In (011 C"QU1p!t1t! 'l l ror rl es rcr Sh o('m nk llr '141 I . Ott£' b(l tl o ~ COUN II-IY IC11 rnlo11 d w ilh " " d url S'1~ 00 M oqo t ll1(' 10C io. S.'JO 00 O~o l Co ii C'e l ubiC> Glm ~ top ~OlC'~ l h f' P ~t'111nq 1 Oi l• "· Old fi t :JJ ', h rJWI I hy op j)iUIIhlll'lll IIIII). 4 li/ I'JIJ 14!; 1 ~1 o nd tobiC' ST/ 5U Old Wheo t ( 1..udlc S J~ 00 Woln u t ~ ~~ · o "- <'' llo•a l E slall' fur Sale l? tl l l(llld " "o' c l o~c t ~ Hl!tl on rl GJ 'IlL' r,rl EIPclnc TV.'s ln iiJI ' / ARM I:Q UIPM t N I (om•QIIIllC'III .,Apr• ! 10 th 111 a ll t>I N For All Your u >l l e nt Co li Q9'} /bOO dov 0 1 14'} '}030 a lt e r b 13 ot Se wN Sew Ou!l ('t ~ (' b "'l'' LI VING 1 oo rn lu 1111l u1 e ro b !~> ~ ~ r an d~ A il f' l 5 ~ l't · a t bOO H tqll ~ ~ Notices :rJII(J 9917 60~ 1Q7Q f O RO I ron !lot bed trud1 Fnda) llflt·ruwl SA l ~ !:. coiH lt;f ONI:: f t: lfGUSON ho n1 loodPI fP1 gu"o " IJ m p low.., I ro1 nry hm! I bm k,coo p Ph o nr> 99') 6719 MA l-' l l: ')I Vt I J fi00M) o"d hu1h 011 "J u p M 1ddt ,• p '" t ( n ll l •'l:/ /.uo $2) 997 70 59 (lit e r NOTICE Sunda v .j l'.i'• f wa.li H S good as rn f.J dc, ami he 1./E WON 'T STEAL NOTHIN' IN HERE d101 1 ~ -1 d1~hw o -. h e1 thl' ila~· Lw fu n: puiJII \OI Ut>l\ was rig ht . Be led his four or Statron New Yor" . NY lABl ~ ONt Tll l· ~ d a ) By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Most dupli cate players be- queen. t: ast returned a dia- These were • four world· LAWN 11M C10 1f W hL•c l H o 1 ~e / 1 1i pf/9'/:?H9? lllru F rltla\ ~ p M . L'Crlain that it was a singJ C. ton. South also felt the contract I 01 4 (JCIQI/U l llw r·t ~tn b 1d Thus, wh en ri c· c1 arc r saw Wes t 's seven of c· lubs, · he wa !'i rcHsona bh• done , " C H ALMl~ S 1957 M o d P !" ( A tra ctor w1 th pl o w ~ Good ~ h a p (' r r o d y 10 q o 59~0 Coli ot o ~ki i i CJ POMEROY LANDMARK Alli S Muulflt Y Nuurt1 111 S~1t urcl<ty dou bler! "' " Ni ce ly or <o1 17 4:1 l •t/ 1 oi l Hral E•tah' fur ~.J. . Estak fur :;a!.: Nl W .:I bt•di i>PIIo h .uv' t ' 3 1 Re1nrn gron.., Model 1:1 W 111 c h e!l tc r ., and 1110 ny lllQf l' !:.t'O · l dH· n•·"" Pti o n C' ! OI ·II &9K sn su ~ H WAR I ) GUN l HOfl . Cur ;~ lo1 ~ CII c 01 i1 0dP 19 Hem 111g to n :. <l iKl ~t·al tu c hn w n l ~ /Jtl/ ' 49 1-Q RD SCHOO L bu~ <or n pr r tt ·n~ t o n 11 q ~Cjl I along tht Ea~ t was nwrk cd for length 111 the d ub s uit. Why else woulcl he have good IIC'W I ll ()~ Plwm·titl-1 151\ playrt! the 10 of clu bs fr om dumm y Ea.s1 covr n •tl \'-' &th North ' s 10 1-lD IMN C t. H lOll p• <"- u p hco ... y d11ty A( ( Q I pe l 1ad• o · l o w ~r111 f' oq " n·d ut.scrt wn. d ubs and wh en West showed in third position. On the diagramnlt'd deal South did precisely that, but what was I'RYPTCIIIUOTES really hard to explain is why he bid H scl·ond time . XB DKK This kind of competitive C DYB CGJHDYBJ bidding frequently occurs at AQH G LHBKKGSBLZB B L - duplicate bridge when each partnership is straining fo~ D AK B J QJ HN TN GH NL I Q 0 • .the ultimate part score. West cashed his king and ace or spades and continued I N JB XGKK ZQIIW Yesterday 's Cryptoquole : IT IS EASY TO LOLL AROUND with a third round which South ruffed . De c larer AN D BE ENVIOUS OF THE FELLOW WHO CUMBS TO played the queen of hearts SUCCESS BY EFFORT.- TAVERN which East won with the ace . East returned a heart ~·; JVI 8 King F'eature• S1ndlut• . Int . which South won with the l•ck. BA HNEY 19 1~ to l'tlil ur rcjcd uny lllh tk l'lllt'Li lilr Jcrltttnal Ti ll! Publlslwr Will nut IJI.• 1-cs,>ons r!Jic fur mun · tllitn om· llll't il . out , as ex pect ed , dummy 's nin e for c ed out F.a st ' s lieve in opening light hands t CONOMY IRA CIOI? vv llh . J'lir P ubl ish~r n.'st·rvL•s Det: IH rc r had known all Pass Tl tH nk .~ t)f \illt' L w ith th~.· kan g. M ost unpor· ,. 1969 INl~ lf f:'I A II O N A l M tl i<O Va n $1 500 6 14 QQ!j ~190 . ~ Cll ARAN( E Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash 1-'ur Salr CO AL liM[ ~ T O N~ !tCH•d (jiOvc.t ( Oic•u,., ch lor1d<.• lt.' l 1th H' ' d o q load a n d oil ' YPf' ~ ol \(J!t ~ • {{•1.,101 ~a i 1 W 0 1 .. \ li lt l Mu u1 ~ ~ Porncr oy Qq') 38Q1 i ll (! ) Ill CHRY Sllf{ Al/1 l p1n p A C S70U Good COrld il lfl rl 99 7 77S'J Mulull' llutnc Sil lt:s ll tal Yan l Sitlcs an· iit't'cptl•tl only wtth t'liS.fl wnh unic r. 2!J t·enl l'h<tr!{t' fur illb r cu Ty· 111 ~ llux NundJC r In l 'a t't' l.lf Ti n• St•n- ta utly , he noted tile fall of WeSI 's "'Ven or clu bs. Vulnerable : Ne ither Dealer : North Wut North Jo:u.st Suu lh Pa ss PH SS 2+ DbI. I. I" 2 25 :! 75 111 urununL G ii ~ ll m :uh·ara·t• t hr jrw k and declare r w on • A K un I.IIU ()IJI\lllii'Y' 5· l'l'II L'> pt'l' wunl, J:l 00 tUUrllilllll' ll[ . J)edarc r now tnuk UKI r~lt· <:c ss fu l dtam ond fiiH.'SSl' Hnd W (J .I Ill t ;, C ! . :~ • to tTal ·k)t- 1.25 \ 511 tla vs w• ll llt· rl utr~ t·d at tht· I tli1 Y. whrch. ru lurn . l"nuld (·ost tl w Prnn g pi:l r llll' r shlp llw l'ttltn: • AK(/ ! • fl 7 li t K .I I ll !I :1 Pass rw d UIO ~:Ou · h Word UVL'r [\ It' IUI!IIIIIU/11 \ 5 ~ vt ciS 1~ i l'l' IIL~ llt'l' Wtll'l\J)C I' dily r\tb ttliiiiUII( ull wr· t httll l't ll l ~ l't.' Ull \' ~ In mcmur}'. flml tdl .A( no l 'hul'l!l' :100 6ll;iyl> trriJ IL• Onr 1111!-llrt kt• cn tlld eo.. ., t va hw blt• Matl' h Ptllrll:-. • .I II On £' l1·ttn ~w nr l y ~la n ds for ano ther. In this sampl e A Ia u.., cd for llw thrt •t• !.'..., X for tht• two O' s, ••t r Singl r letters , .tp us t r nr iH"I . ! h(' IPn gth and for mntion of the 1\ M ds are all h111ts F:tt h d.'i) the r11 d e l etters :•re di fferen t . WI'O:'I IE St 'C III l'd W~: ST Pass pi Hy t· r ~ • 1 5 :1 • t\ !J :t 1 StiUTII Is ll l i:l)' ~ Fierce rna tch point battle • 10' !1 I ' I d« y Ztlilp Oswald Jacob~ and Alan Sontag class I·OU if NOW plo n h•• 1141//u::JJ f' a ~h ---------------------=--------------BRIDGE ~~~R~ ~ Jli Wonb ur UIUicr THURSDAY, APRIL 1!,1978 5:45-'-Farm Report 13: 5:50-PTL Club 13; 5:55-'Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:1l0-PTL Club IS; 6:25-'-Biack Woman 10; 6 : 3~ Doctors an Call4; News 6: Sunrise Semester 8. · 6:45-'-Marnlng Report 3; 6:50-Gaod Morning, West Virginia 13; 6 : 55-'-~h uck Wh ile Reports 10;News 13. 7:1l0-Todav :i,4.1S; Good Mornlna Amerlco 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwlnkle 10. . 7: 30-Schoolles 10; 8 :oo--Capl . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 9: 00- Merv Gr\11\n 3; Phil Donahue 4,13, 15; Emergency One 6; Fam!IY Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9:30-Andy Griffith 8: Family Affair 10. IO :IlO-Santord & Son 3,4,15; Edge at Night 6; Pass The Buck 8; Joker's Wild 10: To Tell The Truth 13. 10:31l-'-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice Is Right 8,10; S20,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :llO-Wheel of Fortune 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6, 13; . 11 :30-Knockout , 3,15; Family Feud 6.13; Par · fridge Family 4; Love of Lite 8, 10; Sesame 5. 20; Nova 33. 11 :55-'-CBS News 8; Laving Free 10; 12 :00Newscenter 3; News 4,6, 10; To Say The Least 15; Gambit 8; Rick Faucheux Midday Magazine 13. 12 :30-Ryan's Hope 6,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search tar Tomorrow 8,10; Elec . Ca. 33. 1:oo-For Richer For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; News 8; YoungS. the Restless 10; Nat For Women Only 15. 1: »-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; As The World Turns 8, 10; 2:00-0ne Ute to Live 6, 13. 2:30-Daclars 3,4,15; Guiding Light 8,10: 3:1l0Another World 3,4, 15; General Hospital 6,13: Lilias, · Yoga & You 20 . 130-AII 1n The F amlly 8, 10; You Bet Your Lite 20. 4:1l0-Mister Cartoon 3; My Tliree Sons 4; For Richer. Far Poorer 15; Merv Grlltln 6 ; Gilligan's Is . 8; SesameS . 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Litfle Rascals 3,15: Gilligan 's Is. 4; Brady Bunch 8. 10. S:IJO-Bananza l ; Star Trek 4; Gunsmake 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Heroes 10; Emergency One! 13; Pettlcaot Junction 15 5:30-News 6 : Elec . Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan' s Heroes 15. 6 : 1l0-N~s 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 10. 6: 30-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6 ; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20 . 7: IJO-Cross-WIIs 3,4; Liars Club 6; Gang Show 8; News 10; Newlywed Game 13; Gilligan 's Is. 15; Hacking Valley Bluegrass 20; Marshall U. Reporl ~3 . 7: 30-Hol lvwood Squares 3,4; Match Game PM 6: Tattletales 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Reporl 20,33; That's Hollywood 10; Nash vi lle On The Road 13 ; Marty Robbins' Spotlight 15 . 8:1l0-Hanna-Barbera Happy Hour 3,4,1 5; Welcome Back. Kotter 6,13; Wa\lons 8, 10; Once Upon A Classic 20,33 . 8:30-What's Happen ing 6, 13; Arabs S. Israe lis 33 ; Originals 20. 9ftoo.-Biack Sheep Squadron 3,4, 15; Hawa ii F lve·O 8, 10; Advocates 20,33. 9:30-A.E.S. Hudson 51. 6,13. IO :IJO-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Baretla 6,13; Barnaby Jones 8; Anna Karenln·a 33; In Concert 10; News 10; 10: JD-Lock, Stack & Barrel 20 . 11 :IJO-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,1 5; Dick Cavell 20 ; Lilias. Yoga & You 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Starsky & Hulch 6,13 ; Mash 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Dan'J Raise the Bridge. Lower lhe River" 10; 12 :1l0-Janakl 33. 12 :05-'-Movle " Some Came Running " 8; 12 :4D-Toma 6.13: 1:DO- Tomorrow 3,4; 1: 50-News 13. Movie Ch•nnel 4 5 &7 P.M.- Bound tor Glory ( PG ) 9 & 11 P .M. - Slapshol !R l C.blt Ct..nnel s 6:00 P.M. - Grande Chora le Spring Show 7:1l0-Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 - Coach 's Corner 9:00 - Grande Chora le Spring Shaw JO :Il0-700 Club. _ "'"""''"'"' . April I! t 0 SIDE~ WANT AD CHARGES) .. :a [] [J 11 --: The Daily Sentinel, Mirldleporl-Pomeroy , o., Wednesday, April12, 1978 Movlt Ch•nnel 4 5& 7 P.M. - Guns& Fury IG I 9 & 11 P.M. - Domino Principle (R) C.ble Ch••nnel 5 6:30P.M. - Testlmc.ny Tlfl'e 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10~ 00 - 700-Ciub. 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice r educed lo $46,900 A fl rr.c t ive re m odeled 2 s t or y far m hom e. Thio:. nice hom e feitfurcs a large li'v1 ng r oom , dining , eat 1n k1 tc hen , 5 bed room s, & 111 bAth s, 15 ncr es a t till able !a nd w ifn tl alance in · pa sture and woodl and. O lder bi:\ r n & garage. You must .· see this _or,e, i t 's w ~ l l wo r th 111c pn cc LOC(l ted olf RT . 31S '" Meigs CouniV - Good selections - Fully stocked , Call/42 ·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 Rutland ' �.. Farmers angry, vow to strike· back at polls 12 - The Datly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday , Aprtl! 2, 1978 / lnvasif)n successful" By AI,LEN ALTER JERUSALEM I UP I I Prune Mtmster Menachem Begm called tlle mvaston of Lebanon a success and satd uN forces apparently are senous about controlltng the terntor) the) are l<!kmg over. Israeli press reports satd tnday, "They appel:il to mea n bosmess," he told a dused- from page 11 emplu~ee ~ no more than raise i pfrct·nt onlv 01 ans " er 1s another levy· or hav<· the legtslature approp1 ~ate state fund s," Parsons contended " The pa}' ra1se we h<ive offered uses up all the lllliiW) that' was avatlable from the levy passed last fall And ,Ill at levy was defeated four tunes before It passed " _ The pt ctur e \\ as bnghter m Ashtabula and Rt chmond Hetg hts : ~ t\l.o sChMll systems shut down thb 11cck by stnkes Schools 1eopencd m Richmon d Hetghts toda1 , as stnkmg bu s drl\ en;, cafetena workers, custodians and secretaries appro\'ed a co ntr act wit h the schu1d board Tuesday and the bDard later ratthed the a~reement The non...f.eac hm g of lhe pariJamenl's Fore1gn Affa1rs and Defe nse Co mrmttee ··nl('} have orders to ftre at the terronsts 1f need be " The report s . . lea ked from Tut>sda.' 's meettng , sa td Uwre had bt•cn no pressure from lhl' U N command for lsrdel to sprt"d up Ito.; pullout because the withdrawal depends on cleplo)1J tent of the uHernHtwnal force tlw UN pedce-keep mg forces Tuesda) and plan to conduct another lnmted and non teachmg " T he meeltng Israeli fo rces turned over se' t'l l Leban ese vLllagc>s to Strike 1Contmued door empl o ~ ees had been on stnke stncc last Wednesda) \' rthdr .lwa I Fnda) "We can ex pec t we assume that the UN mter uu force " Jl! m,lke 11 dlff1cult for them . · Begm s:ud He srud "Operat ion IJtllm" sul'ceeded m pu sh mg guernlla forces to Ute north lxutk of the L1lliru R1ver and shatter«! thr u camps and strnng holcio; m the so uth · Had we lu i them wtth plcme:oi alone, \\C would ha ve ~f;'~lr:P Cll o n and dm\ n more b1ame." he 's<ud M1htar) eorrespondents . satd the au, la nd and sea attack launched March 16 m response to an attack bv Palestm1an guerrillas Damage is ft\t~ davs car her near Tel AI J\' Ut~l lulled 35 lsraelt> sent an esttmated BO 000 to 10!1 ,000 refugees fl eetng M<:~J Gcn Emmanuel News .• in Briefs 1Contmued from page I 1 spokesman satd Tuesday The theft occurred '"north London whe re the vehtcle " as parked on the stree t overn1ght Scotland Yard wtthheld the name of the snake's 011 ner - or why the reptlie uas left Jn the Land Rover • • mmorm car fire Damage was minor freak mtsha p at 8, 4o :~ Tuesda\ un US 1r1 a ~ m two and four tenths nules east of H1o Grande The Galha - Metgs P ost State H1ghway Pallo! so1 d Deborah J Malden , 25. Mtddlcp ort. ~a s tr<tve ll n~ \\C St when she threw a ugaretlr out the wtnduw The \\Inrl blew tht• cJgHrcttr butt back mt o the rea1 sea t of the (a r causJog. a · llll~Jr· bla•e, Rt u Gt andr fu c flght cJs we 1e Gold was flrmer. u ~mng at $\8\ 375 an ounce m Zm1rh . up from Tuesday' s close of $\79 875 and m London Jl went from $\79 875 Ul $\81 50 In Frankfurt, tlle dollm dropped hom 2 0130 marks to 2 ll06!i and m Zunch 1t went from 1 8590 francs to 1.85075 In Amsterdam It went from 2 1470 gulide" to 2.1440 In Pans the dolla r went from 4 55375 francs to 4 5325 and m Brussels Jl went from 31 3750 ft ancs to 31 275 In Milan tlle dol la1 went fr om BS\ 10 hre to 849 95 and m l.t,JHiun the potutd ruse from II 8780 let II B!l!O 1\ flat lire wa s blam ed fur \ l'h'r<IIIS :\h•murial Hospital an accident at I p m on US - Nann 1\DM I I l'F.D 35. etghttenths of a nule wes1 Pr urflll . Ma so n . Charle.s uf R1o G1ande F.ads Hut land I:arl Pllkcns. Tite patrol sa1d the n ght S1 ra eusc Hrend a While, fr unt t 1re on a car dn1o en b) Mtncr sville; Icc Ann !l av ~ard A Jones, f>J, l'1ab HtdJmsun, Coolville llelc n o, (·hard . W Va ~ent fl at Cl't Jrgc. B1d v. ell l austng htm to l o~e t on t rul IHS( lli\1 \ Gl~ D - Gcorgt• Hts vel11r le ra n uff th e n ght ll acketl Sr , Wa)'nC Gtll>rntl , sJde of the h1 gh11 a\ then c; ,,J dJe w.olfe. Shil le) BIShop o\ t:•rt urned unt o ti S ~tdc Th er e "a s nwdcr(:I. I C d.aruage lhllt·r Mt·dira l (('n h.• r A \\'lntishtr ld - type ,a('IIJ!Sehurgt·s. Apnl1l i CJ dent occ utrcd at t OJ p m Oss 1e Auxlt'f, DorthcH un at Kerr \~here an Campbell Douglas Carte l Sj 160 autn dm en b1 Cla ra V Yarb uugh, 38, Rt 2, B1cl" el l. Mark Clm sll an. Kell\ Colle). Mar\ Da\ 1s, Anna Durbm . Grover J ecu; Caskm s. Holcomb, Barbara HotJ\ cr. Shlrlt.' \ Hug hes. .JHrlf'IIL' H\' sell Osca r lmbCidt• n. Aud1 <I Me P ee k, Carol) n A f1nal ac ctdent ()CLUrrrd at MePrek Ja mes McQuaJd St . 7 16 p m 11 11 SR 124 lll Meigs Cl:u enet• MJ!ls , Co JJ SSa Cou nt }, twu and th1er tenths Mulfo1d I"' " rcn<e Murdock, nules wesl of SH :t>..\ Marushu Ousley. Sandra The patrol satd Ral ph F. Queen, MJ> M1chacl Roush Pa rker, 2.1, Ht 3. Pomeroy, and sun. l:leanur Sa~ re. l.tgc gomg east: ay_em pled to stop Shields, Mary Sp ark s, for an unknlf\\th vehicl e. lit> Ma gg1c Stcwarl . Dcnn1.s lost cont rol of h1s <:ar wh1ch lnevcnln , Florence Tramer. ra n off the roadwa) over- Cynt lua Tyo, Hub) Vickers , Vmt nn tu nung mtu tt d1tt h 111ere "as moderate damage . No dlarges were f1lcd State · DUPLEX Stop In At Baker Furniture For All Your Home Furnfshing Needs 1Contmued fr om pa ge \ I Prope r!) owners have satd loud and clea l" that tllcy want no mure T,(jxes to fman c-e schools. Parsons sai d The st nkes. lnggert>d by pa) disputes, are m Toled,o wtth 2.200 teachers. 1.200 nonacade m H.: l'm pl o ~~es and student s and llrunswtck wtth 34 2 teachers and 8,500 students School stnkes tn !{1chmond Hc1ghts and Ashtil bul a end ed Tuesday 54,000 l1 sa WhiiiJO glun , Teresa Whttllngton. Dell Wilt Terminate six cases Tuesday Two defendant s were fmed and four ot hers forf ellt·d bonds 10 Jhe court uf M111dlepurt M11yur Fred ll off man Tuesda) n1ght Fmed "ere Paul D f'1fe . 18 . Chesh tre, $2.\ and cu;1s un (I )i pt.'Cd!ng t hargc,· <.w d Samm y I.Jttl e, 4\ , Mid dleport . $2.\ and costs. un a disorder!) marmer ( hd rgc Fnrf eltm g bond s were Dcnn1 s Culli ns, 45, Oa k IIIII. $50 pus1ed on " dtsordctly manner (hargc and 1200 on a r cs1s! 1ng a rr cs t c h:t r ge, Everett A Stephens, 60 , P<J IIII Pleasant. W Va . $1 50 posted On a Charg<' or JeciVIn/4 fhC 'HAWAIIAN !{A!NBOWS " wtll be one of !lie numbers fc,ttored m Ute vanet1 show "The F'Hbulous 50's" to be presl'll tL~d clPortland.Elemenl.i:u}' S. ttUida) at 7 .!0 p m House okehs free fag. han b II) llll'K KIMMINS l'Ol.UM BUS 1Ul' l i - W1tlt onh two Vt1!es to spare, the Oh to li ouse sent to the Senate WednesdCl\ il'gtslctiiOn to pro- Ill bit lite irc'C dt, tnbullon of .sampl e p;.I L k.s uf c1g(u t•ttes pubhe area s 111 packs! 1s deru.il~ lo voung pe ople ctnd cmnovm g lo non- smokciS. · sa1d Thompson OthcJ supportCJ s agreed tha t the health ha za rds of c tga r ette ~arr anted a proh1b 1tlnn (lft th e free dtstnbHllon nf wha 1 they The b1ll. sponsored b) Rep termed t l "drug " Ike ThompSJ<n . D-Cleve land Op pune nL' saul passage of Jli.I SSt'<i 52-:16 after language the btll wa s equ11 .!lent to a wa~ removed through an double legiSlall\ r standard \.llllendment wh1t'h would also · lltc result of t enacunent h,Jv e pr uhl bti cd the of1 U11 s bill will be that 11 JS adH•rl ts mg te'dullq ue 1n rPSI<tUr<:mts. shoppmg rm.11ls t)t oth er p!IVdlch ov.ncd area s freq uented by th e public. Proponen ls srud the b<in nn Ute fr t'<' samples 11as needed t.o pi OIC( I tce n(.l~ers fr oul bccom tn~ " hooked · on cigarettes. Opponents satd Uu:• proposed ban wa s a restraint on fre edom of s~et'h m tubact.:o Lompany advertising ·The ::td\'l' l tLstng i through frL't" d1slr1 buttnn of s;.mtrlr SIGN·LP SF:T S1gn-up d.J ) fur biJseooll ut Hut land will qe Sat u1 d•l, April 15 at Holland l1 1g h S<:ht,ol gvm, frmn lO .1 Ill unt1 ! no(lll F t't ' 1s $5 Ages fur 'I Ballts o to i . per wee. 8-9, Inti•· IL«guc, tO 12. pull) ilagul' l:l-15 'llliS Will bet h ~ on!)' Signup da ~ l11o~c 1l11t abll' 1u Sign Saturday :tr c asked t11 call legal to se ll tnbac ('0, hut you j..( IVt! 1t aw::t y Th~1t appe:trs to me to be a cunous s ttuauon - certtn nl y a co ntJ.Hii l tJOn," ob~E.'! ve d Rep, Alan E Nnrns. HWestervllle Rep Ch:~r les H Saxbe. HMechamcsburg, s:nd 1f the J.(•gJslatul e wa s senou s about the health hazarch of smoklllg, the pmcllce should be banned on the noo r or the GenerHl t\sscmbly w protect the lungs of you ng J>I'Ople Sllllll Cni the public ga llenes. No1 r1 s cJ Iso cumplcuned ab~ut tlw penHlty st•ctlon of thJI' hill , maktng \J O!atwn of the lcgJ s la ll on rl fou rth degree misdemeanor on f1rst t,ffcn s~: and a th11d degn.-e IJliSdl'!Tieanor for a subsPquent offense. Convll'tlun t:ould bn ng a 30d ~l~ J:tll sentencr a nd e~ $2..10 hne on first offense No rns noted that the prnalt tes for the o ff rlt~e were eq utvalent to unp c r ~vn atmg <t peace nfflct:r or cll sruptmg a lawful can't meeting Bill W1l fu rd at 742-2304 or Siurley Slln mons at !192-5864 llh\'lV,\1 . llter e will be a weekend me etin g at the Puml' r u~ TALK SLATED John lf Wvn<iham of !AJs Angeic> will· deliver a talk t·ntlllrd , " l'hl' Prom ise of Abu ruiHnt Life " rl.t 7<10 Frrda} cvewng, Apr-Il 21 10 the Pres ulenl s Hoom <1t the Oh1o Umver sll y Inn. '11tts (1tnstmn Science lecture Js free and' open In the pubhc STOP IN SOON Metgs County Court Judge Robert E Buck this mornmg bound over to the grand Jury, Leonard M. Ftt ehpatrtc k, 21, Middleport, charged wtth murd er In th e al leged shoot mg death of hts wtfe, K~thryn Ellen Fttchpatnck, April 9. The deCISion ca me after defense cou nse l Bernard Fultz moved charges be dismtssed on grounds that nut enough evt dence was solr mllted aga in st Fttchpatrtck du rtn g Wednesday' s prelimmary hearing Fultz argued there was no evtdence that F1tchpatmk ftred the gun or the gun found was used H1s motion was denied. F ult z's request for a reduction m bond was tabled pending fu rther dtscusston wllh Metgs County Com mon Pleas Court Judge John C Bacon Fult z as ked bond be redu ced to $25,000. partially due to ltte nature of the pre!Jmtnary heanng He stated FJtc hpatri ck wa s employed at Zuspan Mmc m Mason County and JJ1d1cated that he woultilleed money for Front , 1-r, Mtchael Con ley, Jamte Pauley and Charhc Boso , bac k, Norman Evans, Kun Wilford, Joyce Foreman . Knsta Sellers, Kathy Swam t'IV E FORFEIT Ftve defendants fo rfe~ted bonds 1n the co urt of Pomeroy Mayor Claren ce Andrew s Tuesday night They In clu ded Ro bin Petne, New Haven, $350 posted on a cha rge uf drtvmg wh1l e 1ntnx Jcatqd. Cectl Maynard, Hacme, $30, fatlure to y1eld \he nght of wa) , Karr en Hoonsue, Pu1nt Pleasant , $30 spee dmg , Everett Stephens. Pomt Pleasa nt. $350, dr t vin~e Jnt ox"ated and Fred eri ck Exltnc . Coi'umbu s. $30, specd mg HI-LOW TF.MPS NF.W YORK 1U PI1 - The htgheot temperature reported Tu es day to the NatJOna l Weuther Serv1 ce. exeludm g Alaska and Hawa n, was 9o dep,re es at Bly the. Calif Today·s low wa s 18 dec rees at Eva nston . Wyo TEA SLATED A ntual of Jewels Tea for ne w pledges of Ohto Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Stgma Phi Sur10nty w1ll be held Sunday at ! p.m at the home of Jen ell e Hapto nstall, Middleport Pledges are Jcnellc, Jane Wagner. Ca rol Crow, Tonya Dav1s, Sharon Roseberry and Patsy Ogdm BEc'lNS TON lGHT '11tere wtll be a five day evangehst1c meeting at the Salvalton Army Corps, 92 W Umon, Athens . begmntng this evenmg at 7 p 111 Nazarene cvangehst the Rev . l.atlle Henderson from Greensboro, N C , wtll be the speaker LA and Mrs Grtfftn, COrps office rs, mvuc the pubhc to attend Spec1al musJc nightly Pomeroy Salvat ton Army supports the scrvtces lietween tlle Dmgress and the White House Jn dea hng With th~ natwn's very important problems," the prestdent sa1d Stan DeRoer , a Bertrand , Neb, farmer had oth er Jd eas 'No JOb JS easy . tht s JS the ftrst loss, but we 're go mg to turn around and wm," '""d DeBoer, who has been pronnnent among th e AmerJcan Agricul ture stnk e movement member s demonstrating and lobbymg m Washtngton smce January But there were s1gns th e persistent badgenng of lawlllakers by st1tke1 groups over the la st few months had hackf1red m some l'i:lSes a1 y Unlt ed Pre!ls lnternatlnnal CLEVELAND - UNITED AIRIJNES, AS part of an extensive rescheduiUlg program, wt!l add 10 dally flights w it s current schedule at Cleveland Hopkins lnternauonal Airport - effective June 9 The addil tonal fltghts fr om Hopkins wtll boost the datly total to 107 - 10 3 percent above the present >ehedule - and wtll make a total of ll,769 seat s avatlable. Pow erful 1 Va P eR~ H P Cleaner ' - NEW YOHK - AN ARGENTINE ~' INANCIER, who supposedly dted in a jet crash, and four New York bank ers have been mdicted for lootmg the failed American Bank & Trust Co. of up w $15 milhon The grand jury tndlctments announced Wednesday tndicated Dav td Gratver, an AIJT director , was not killed when a F'almn jet sla mmed mto a Mextcan mowtlatnstde 20 muntll s ago . The body of a man said tD be Gralver wa s cremated b) hts family the day after the crash IV C M A Ra11ng 53 n p I With Au tom a!Ic Cord Reel COLUMBUS - THE OHI O SUPREME COURT Wednesday reversed the !eloniou.s assault convtctton of Gary Ftanklin Thacker on grounds that the defendant had not been proVIded With adequate defense procedures tn h1s or~gma l Sandusky County trial The court ruled that Thacker should have been provided transcripts of the testunony of II witnesses mhts or tgmal trta! - which ended Jn a mistrial - upon wht ch w base hts defense in a subsequent trial. ' ATLANTA - liUSTLER MAGAZINE OWNER Larry F1ynt, wounded and partially para lyzed by a smper's bullet durmg a break in his obscemty trial last month; Wtll soon be returned w his home in Colwnbus, Ohto, it was announced tnday A spokesman' for Emory Umverstty liospttal, where F1ynt has been undergoing treaunent , said the tune of his transfer will not be made public for security reasons. li!er om e l ubrortl1('(l Moto r .. rtachab le Sol t v .n ~ r Tool Pa~-'~ Tool C 11rr~er Furn rtu rc Gullld Kflll,.JI Tool1 "tw1y1 In Au ch Dt iiU6 9 Pr !tC. f! AI!IH.nment SOl ' SAVE '20.00 · We havl heart.i fromlht· f;mn erswho have bePn campmg m to wn" .Rep Sli'"' O>nte , H-Mass. told the House " Bu t we htivt·n 't hecud frcJrn the u1nswner s who don 't ha\e the luxury uf te km g tlttec lllllllth; off L£1 lobby Congress ' '11tc btll would h;He r•• sed l)d>! C 1978 suppo1l' for wheat, feed gr mnS and cotton It nlso ~.:untamed a controversral "fl exible panty" plan under wlm h mdti'Hlua[ farnwrs coUld have quali fied for st1ll h1ghe1 supports by 1dl tng large amounts of &reagc to red ut'e pnccdcpressJng sul'pluses ll1e vote left Jnlact a farm pr ngJ<unth,Jl Ca1le1 had beefed up 111 recent month s wnh u g r.J HI nrnent-sponsured ~ra m reserve program tu bn\.stcr p 111 t'~ b\ h~~llhn g SW'pluses off the rnar ket. and wrth a modtst prugrolll 11f pa~ 1ng feed gram and co( toll fa1111ers to 'pre1 e111 fu lur e s urpl~ses IJy holdmg part of th eu 3(1 reH~e 1dlr t.h1 s \btl en tine SALE ' CLEANING TOOLS INCLUDED 9 Pc . Attachm e nt Set for Efficient On the Clnnrl and Above the Floor Cleaning Includes : FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: VILLAGE PHARMACY Mtddleport. Ohto or New Haven. W. Va . 992 -5159 882 -20 05 We a lso keep records for your sso deductible plus mat! to your in surance company. Crev. ce Drapery & Too l Upholstery Nozzle Dust1ng Brush ~. • PAINESVIU.E - ANT HONY ALSON, 20, PAINESVILLE, has pleaded tnnocent tD thr~e charges of rape tnvolvmg two girls - ages 6 and 7. Alston entered the plea Tuesday, but fa iled to post a $7,500 bond . So he remained m custody at the Lake Co unty jail. Common Pleas Judge John M Parks set trial for June 22. RUN RESTORED ATHENS - Th e A)l palacht an Oh10 Regiona l TransJt Assoctallon 1,\ ORTA 1 has announced effeellve unmedtately the 5 30 a m run for the Pomeroy-Athens Route wtll be restored 10 res ponse to customer demand For further JnformaliUn, contact i\I)RTA at i6H I 592-311111 (;( lOKU:~ AilE IN Hcsltk nt' "hu oJ de red ~ Il l M'out euok1cs ~re I'C JIHildcJ that de (JVCI)' will (,tkl' pi .JCl' iletwee n J\Jlllil i and Ma1 .I saw any weapons He stated he observed a Single shut shotgun I ' Jf (t'l'll ( t' lll ' \ o. ~X . \11 . ~~ I Under cross exarmnauon by Bernard Fultz, who repr ese nt ed F1teh patnck. Fultz asked 1f he was sure there were only four words spuken by the defendant Ca rpenter stated he may have satd somethmg else, but he co uld nut recall an) other comm ent Fultz con tmu mg, Indicated a word was rruss mg from the un g1 nal statemen t and asked Carpenter to check h1s notes , whtch he dtd Carpenter sa1d ihere was a word Jmsstng lie cu t reeled 1t to, "[ thtnk I've killed my w1fe." F'ultz asked when he made ht s notes. Wlth Carpenter re~laying approximately two to three hours later at the shertff's department Next wtt ness ca lled was Don Sttvers of 499 Fisher Street, a Pomeroy pollee off1 cer and a member of the Mtddleport Ftre Department and Emergency Squadsd'e ha s ha d EMT trail~ . Sttvers stated he went on tit~ ca ll on Apnl9 to 389 Wilhams Street, Middleport , and fou nd Kathryn El len ·F1tchpatnck dead on arnval of the squad Sttvers exp lamed 4te exa nuned the body and found no pulse and stated the deceased had a wound under her left eye and behmd the n ght car. He also exp lam ed the bullet entered the front of the deceased s face At that pomt Fultz stated he felt the charges aga mst F1tchp atnck should be dism1ssed as there was no cvt denee s ubmitted that the defendant >hot ht s wtfe or that Jt was m any way mtentiOnal and that cause of death was not proved Fultz also commented death may hav e been due to other Floo r and Wall Br ush HOME FURNISHINGs-lsi FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Demand bigger raise Fultz added there was no evidence that Fnchpatrtck hred the gun or the gun found was used Crow sta ted the state does not have to prove how ur the reaso n why It only has to show probabl e ca use that a crime was eommllted and that the defendant commtll ed ll COLUMBUS I UP! ) - Protestmg members of three cumpellllng pub!Jc employee labor groups enCII'ded th e Statehouse ·wednesday and chanted the1r demands for a b1gger pay ratse More than 2.000 members of CAA gets $85,601 for comprehensive Program Jos eph D BarsuttJ, Executi ve Dtrcctor, tod ay atm ounced the Gallia-Metgs Communit y Actwn Agency has recctved fu ndmg 1n the amount of $85,601 fur a new Compreh ensive F.mployment and Trmmng Art ICETA I Titl e fll PfCJg ram ca lled Youth Employ ment and Tratnmg Program 1YETP 1 David Gloeckner JS the ProJect Direct or, Dale Whlll has been selected as the Tra1n1ng Coo rdinator , and Robert Me Dunnell ha s taken youth and to enable th em to se cure un subs1d 1zed em · pl oyment 1n the pubhc and pnvate sectors Tite followm g ehgtbJ!Lt y criterta ha ve been esta bliShed fur YETP 16 through 18 yea rs of age , a member of a famtly Wlth a totalmeome at ur below B5 B5 percent of the lower In lllg standard , yo uth s ma) parllctpate only 10 order to contmue an cducatwn : the prog ram must co nccntr::nc on those yout hs hHvmg the must sev ere dtfflcu llles Jn ubth e poSIIIIIn of Trttmer £nr tammg emp lo)ment YETP VETP wtll attempt to make Purpose of YF.TP Js .to available to yo uth a broad enhance th e job prospeLt s ntnge of emplu\mcnt ilntl and ca rec1 opporturutJe.s of Continued on Page 6 the Co mmum c<:~tlons Workers of Am en ca. the Ohlll Civil Ser vtce Employees Assoetauon and tlle Joml Or gamzrng Co unctl of lhe Ohi o AFI -CfO assembled on th e Statehous e steps m the second ral ly lll1s "eek b) pub hc employees Many of the demonstra tors lnembers of the Amencan FederatiOn of State, Count\ and Munt cJpal f:mplo) ee s ra llied f<Jr the saml' pur pose F:Hch of lht• groups ~ ~ protestmg the s1zeof·lhe ~1ate em pl oyee pa~ 1 a1ses et~ proposed 1n a pa) pH cka gf' pcndlfl g before d JOint Olnu House -Senate l' !J nfn{'nte C(lmmntec btll calls for a $6 mil lwn nuse sprea d arnnm: 'll1e 620 JUd ges' and about $55 1111l1111n fu r 75,000 pub lic \\ 1lrker s earmn g less than $20 000 11 ) l'iU ·PuiJl i( em pi n ~ ee gro up s pr otest ing th e dis pclr J}fJ I twnr~te allocation of ti ll' tilt' :lid mlilinn bill . cla1mmg the JUd~e~ arl' gett ing too \owgl' a rmse and that tht> 2GL ··nt tn 40~·ent st a te m.1dcqu:1te fo r per hour h1ke wurkers IS carried home-made s1gns tn· dicatmg the} cam e fr om RGt ve nna , CmcmnatJ . Davton and other . . Clc \ e land , ntles After rnardung from Co lum bus ' Veter an 's Mt•monal Audllonwn to the St•tehouse', the gro up heard a few speec hes and th en enmcled the Ca p1tol before cUsbursmg Sh outs of · We want a rat se" and · We don't want C~ pohllca l show. all we wan t IS a hllle rn ur e dough ' bounced off downtown bu tldings and could easily be heard tn Capitol offt ces On Tuesday . a bout :100 Ohio Farm Bureau applauds defeat By JOliN T. KADY multimt l l 1on d o llar United Press International emergency farm bill. 'l11e bil l The Ohto ~ ·ann Mureau had passed the Seniilc by " Federation today applauded vote of 49-41 and Preside nt the defeat tr Congress of an Carter had satd he would veto emergency farm bill and the legislation .tf Jt passed the descrtbed Jt as a "really bad House bill" whtle the Ohio branch of "We consi dered 1t a rea lly the militant Amen ean bad btll and so we were Agriculture Movement said encoura ged Ill at Congress dtd "big bucks" bought the votes turn Jt down ." said C Wtlh am tD defeat the legtslatJOn Swank executiv e v1 ce The House of Represen- prest dent of the Oluo Farm tatives by a 268 - 150 Bureau Federation vote Wednesday defeated the Swank sa1d the bill had 1 numerous shu rtcunungs and ~ o uld have been a "mghtmare " to adminlo1er "On e of the short commgs we saw was th e one year len h1h of the bJ!l," said S~>a nk ''In Ute btll "ere mcreased loan rates whi ch surely would attract grain mt o r eserves The great un certamn y would be as to what ~ o uld go Jnlo the setastde prog ram rthe setting aside of land not to be used fur growing L ·we thought because of thiS the gram market would be an unstable ard en aLJc thmg 'or the enure yeur. " sa1d Swank Farmers wouldn 't know-bow tn mark<• t or 11ow to calculate for the1r own Th e le glslauon also mcluded a '· fl extble parity" plan gtvtng mdlvldu;.l farmer s a chan ce to get even h1gher pnce suppo<t levels by idiUJg large am ount.<; of land " It means that dlfferent farm er s would get dlfferent le"els from pnce supports of gram," sa1d Swa nk "Some fanners would get mort frum tlle government than they would get from th e market " Swank satd hIS or gamzahon IS w·g111g .some sort of compr onuse acres MICHAEL J DORR!AN, right)'ranklin County Commtsstoner for the past CJght years and Democrat candidate for heutenanl governor of Ohi o, was in Pomeroy Wednesday where he gave a candidate ortented talk last night to the lOth Dtslrlet Democrat Action Committee which met at the Meigs !JUl. In talking with restdcnts Wednesday before hls evening meeting, Dorrian expressed Interest In local probletns and co mmented that he hopes as lieutenant governor to head a new local government comm ntee whtch wtl! work on Ute local levcl m problems and their soluttons . With Dorrian is Charles !Chuck ! Mullen Mtddleport Councilman, who IS Metgs Collllty coordinator of the Celeste-Dorrian campa Igil JOIII' M II' II.! o per~t10n ." legislation that calls for a substantial selaSide program UJ) to as much as 31 mtlli on WASHI NGTON - PRESIDENT CARTEH AND his Cabinet will meet at r.amp David this weekend, apparen tly to take stock of the administrauon's policies and performance . Carter's relationship wtth minor ities and special Interest groups as well as energy, the economy and the Panama Canal are expected to take prlortty in the l)leetings planned Sunday and Mooclay. He will fly tD the Maryland mountain retreat· l'tJday. CINCINNATI - A $1.7 MILUON l..AWSU!T against a store has been filed by a woman wh o was burned when a nightgown she boug ht at the store caught fire. The suit was filed in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court by Jackie Jerrls, 24, Cincinnati, against Pogue's, a Cincinnati department store. Miss Jerrls complatned the rughtgown suddenly Ignited when she went near an electrJc stove and burned her . The lawsuit charges the store failed to warn of the nightgown's Il8lllmablllty when exposed t~ heat TAKEN TO prelm1mary hea nn g Weclnesda) w<1 s I .eondrd :1-1 f ll< hp"trK k, center . wlw 1s charged wtth tlle alleged mu1der of h1s 111fe. Kmhryn_ EllecU 1tchpatnck on Apnl 9 Sh own Wllh Fnchpatnck 1sShenff James Profflll, left. and (;;" ' Wolfe , 11ght , 1111 esllg alor for the shenff's departmen t causes CINCINNAT I - CIN CINNATI SCHOOL BOARD members have passed a resolullon asking lor a state audit to confirm the system's projected $10 1 mtlhon deflcJt for 1978 The audit, mandated by state law, lS the ftrst step toward closmg the schools for an esttmated 30 days next autumn Distrtct clerk{reasurer Carl Heimerdinger sa td he expects a team from the state audlwr's office to study the system's books in June , when "our financia l ptclure for the coming mon ths should begin to solidt fy ." REG. '79.9.5 VILLAGE PHARMACY WILL HONOR ALL U.M.W. MEDICAL CARDS a trw! patnek stated, " l'• e k1!1ed There was no ev tdencc he my wtfc." would not a ppea r fo 1 C ro ~ asked 1f he had ' financtal reasons and ll Muld direct ed any questiOn to the be unposstble for hun to ratse defendant and Carpenter $100,000. ans wered no Ca rpenter Fu ltz also in dicated Fit- explamed he walked past the ch patr tck would probab ly defendant to a woman seated have to have a court ap- 111 a cha1r and checked for a potnted attorney and that he pulse, but could fmd none He needed to work to ratse stated the woman was m her mon e} early 20's, and had da rk ha~r Prose cutor Rtck Crow He stated, she was later stated he strongly opposed tdenttfted a;" Kathryn Ellen reducing the uond du e to Ftt chpatrick. natu re of the offense and Crow asked 1f there wer e communny mterest wvolved any unusual markmgs on Handy Carpenter, Rt. I, Mrs . Fll chpatrtc k, wtth Mmersvtlle, Metgs County Carpenter explammg there dep uty sher tff , was the ftrst was a hole Jn her face below witness call ed by Prusecut111g the left eye about one mch m Allorney Rtek Crow dtameter and a h~e below the Car pent er satd he 11as nght ear approxm1ately two workmg w1th LA Btl! M1ller uf -' mche s tn dtameter. the Mtddleport Poli ce Ca rpent er was asked 1f the Depart ment when Mil l.er body was removed from the recetved a call at2 12 a m to residence unmed tately He go to 389 W1!hams St. Mtd - rep li ed tn the negat tve dleport Carpente r stated tt was not When they arr tvcd at the removed unlil Dr R. R house. Ca rpenter testtf1 ed the Pt eken s. cou nt y coro ner defendant let them m and arnvcd, made hts Jn ;tated , 'I've shut my wJfe " vesll ~ allon ~nd pronounced Carpenter, after some Mrs F1tchpatn ck dead thought. la ter changed the Crow asked 1f Carpe nter sta tement sayt ng Fitc h- Clear and coo ltom~ht, wtlh lows 10 the mid or upper J()s Mostly SUIU1Y Fnday, wtth hi ghs bet ween 60 and 65 Probability of preclpltal ton 10 percent through Fn day I •' ~~4-.,~ "Thts IS good for our farm poltcy , tl 1s good tn hvldmg du\\n mflat10n and 1s i:l very encuura gmg s1gn of {OOperatwn • Weather !' GREAT SERVICE! GREAT CHICKEN! so good about--~'"'· Speakers. usmg electromc amplifiers, ratled agamst both the president ancl the congressmen who opposed the btll One sho uted "Mr Carter,don't ca ll yourself a farmer Hnymore " The Senate had approved the measure Munday on a 49-41 vote - below the two{htrds vote that would have been needed w overnde a promised prestdenltal veto • Backers of th e b1ll argued th at qwck help was needed to keep thousands of farmers fr om going bankrupt Crtllq echoed Carter's warmngs that the bill would ra1se retatl food prices 3 percent, boost gmf'rnr n ~"'~"' ' ,.,. . ,,,,,,.n .. '" over $5 btll1on , and hurt thousands of l',estock fan ners by ratsmg the co't M feed grams The pre s1dent ~a s pl eased w1th the House action Fitchpatrick is bound over Family Restaurant Drive Thru Window It's nice to feel manswn Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday. Aprii 13 , 1!178 Wl'sie)an lfult ness Church , scene ,,f "" accHlent . Belt) I. Apnl 14 , Io, 16 wuh the 11ev Curfm<.tn, 53, WJ \harnsto'HI , Wilham H Owen , <hst nct W Va , $22, spel•dmg. c.tnd su pcnntcmh•nt. as guest Denm s M I.ave nd ar. 19, speaker Scrvtces will be at M1ddlepmt. $2!:1, ~q ucalmg 7 30 Jl 111 mghtly The Hev. }1rc.s Dewey K1 n1~ is the pastor Crow's ' they are worned about. " Hundreds of farm stnkers marched down Pen nsylvanw Avenu e from Captto! Hill to th e White House aft er the vote, rallymg on the sJdewalk and street 10 front of the executive I sumnlnned her car fhpped a stone IIli o a v<htcle operated b) Dona ld H Welhngton . ~l. Ht 2. ~l\ J.ONOON 1UPII - The dollar dropped throughout Europt at the openmg of trade toda y. reflecl1n g general dJSappomtment m Pres1dt>nl Car te r's speech on v.a s dttempllng to pa ss whr n ADMIRAL QUALITY WASHINGTON (UP!) - Angry members of a farm stnke movement say they'll stnke back at the polls next fa ll against congressmen who gave President Carter an unexpec tedly lopsided VIctory m rejecting an emergency farm aid bill. "Eve ryone who voted no today .. . they '11 be defeated m November," vowed a farmer at an Impromptu rally on the Capttol steps after the strtk er-backed b1ll was buned Wednesday by a 268-150 margm m the House In Springfteld , Colo ., Agriculture spokesman Herb Brown sa1d, "II people want to get food , they had better start planrung vegetable gardens now. It 's just a hard blow for the farmers The country doesn't thmk Jt needs us, so why should we produce cheap food." , Brown sa1d , "Some of those congressmen said they were gomg to vote lor Jt, but they hed to us We elected those politictans tD do a JOb for us, but the pay~h•rk 1< thr onh· th1n2 cnmbatt1n ~ mflatlon the ter ronsts to tr ~ tu com e ba ck dll\\n south aild can on l) donP llJUt'h more Erskme of Ghana, command er of th e " U.N peace-keepers, superv1sed about 40 blue-bereted Norwcgta n !!Oidiers as Utey took poSitiOns m Rashtya AI Fouk har . one of the seven vlilages vacated b) tlle lsr aehs Dollar plunges • agam "And the farmers who Ulok tlle land out of productton would r ecetve a set payment," satd Swank !lob Rtsh er , a SpencerVIlle , Oluo farmer , and head of the Ohio branch of the Amcrtcan Agnculture Moveme11t, was sharply ent1 cal of the co ngresswnal aet 1on and Carter 's comm ents that the bill was mflattonary. "Carter says food pnces would go up three perce nt tf the btll was pa ssed," satd Risher "Where has he been the past couple of years . The pmes have been gmng up Continued on Pagr 6 Will claimed as result of traffic wreck J nhn M W1ll , 77, wl'i l lhdze1 Mt•dlt'a l Center by the Pumc r'o} arNl JcH.'kSi.ln County E\1S Unit. res 1dent and a former '' rl'stclcnt of Route :1, manal(er of the Oht o St«le Pomero) Mr W1ll was born !Jquor Store m Pumern) ,' Match li. 1901 a son of the dt ed Thursday c1urnlltg at the IHil' IVJ!hdm A and Edna G Holze r Mcd1cal C'entrr of Will Ill' IS sur1 lved by a tnju nes sustamed tn a traffJe d,Jughtcr. Hila De Cesare, of accident Monday evcn1ng 111 \('\\ York. s1 x brot hers. Dr Jackson Co unty ltoland lV III, l.cxmg ton, 11te Ja ckson Count) Post of ~1.tss . Vi<·tor Mnntgomcry th e Oh1 n State Patrol1cport• WJd MJ!tun , all of Canal the acctdent occ urred a\ 7 25 II llll'hester , Ph1ll1p uf p nf' onUS Route 36, 6 of a t\Jlumbus. and Wtll tam, uf llll ie west of Jackson l'nmcro), four sisteJS,. Mrs Accordtng to the patrol, " i>lU!<l' F1sher of Greenheld , west bo und tractor-tnlllcr .uul Mrs Florence Fcnell , driven b)· Roy S Htddle, 28, \1 rs Mal) Kil patnck, and Albtun, lnd , turn ed left an<! \•1rs Betty I AJilcks, all of wa s struck by the eastbound l'olumbus . Wtll vehicle · Mr Wtll was a member of Riddle wa s c1led to court on Heath Unu ed Methu dtst a charge offatlin g to y1eld the Chu rch, Mtdcllcp ort. lie right of way ll,ore were bt' lnn gcd to the Shade fl1ver heavy da mages to the Wtll Masonic !AJdgr, the !loyal car Mr Will wa s taken to !Continued on page 10 ) kiHH~' !l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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