http://66.213.69.5/files/original/20e80465bafddaf80af8f06c82bf3bce.pdf 7a9e2b6b06439c5ef82cdbacac8949ae PDF Text Text .. 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 �.. 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 �' I 2- The Dally S• ntl M d lleportl-'ull u U\ U 1hu sd•y lpnl13 1 ~78 Trout You and your income stocked ( tax: The lith hour By Roger Luckeydoo Licensed Pubhc Accountant Middleport Ohio The lmte has come You can not wall The f1l ng penod Is almost gone The feder al ftlmg period ends Apr I and the state ends Apr I 1> For those of \ ou tt at have watled and a e no" u 1tbl l get your retum con J !~le lue to lack of 1nforn !llo 1 or other reasons there as a \ a\ out You ma) rcqucs a automatic cxter s ur un f01 41168 for an add1l101 a fiO da , You w ll still have l pa1 an habtlll) estimated l bt> due This IS the last an cle of thts column for l h s f hng season I would hkc t cluse With SOme lipS f~ l It e CU I cnl and futur e tax ) ears 1 hese ltps should sa1e you me and money on future re un " and also make the fll ng of those returns a little easte Start now m 1nta11 ng records for next \ear f \ ou have not alread) started 1\\o stmple methods that are handy an d fool proof s the use of en 1 e opes ur f le folders lo sort ex p~> "£>" r o her ta • relat ed 111 fu r altnt If vou use these to f le \ uur expenses b) I) pe Ute) 111ll be 10 one place alr ead se parated for use ' ext ' e 1 Fur te hmed I du<t yo u could use se pu It head ngs of n J J C:IXes wtu r est C\1 1 t ut1 ns and other REt 1d keeping IS II llfl p 1 ani r ega d ng !axes l c sh uld be kept a 11 un of llu ee years but a Ira .':it f ur \ e.a rs for most ~.;m s s safCJ But spectal c ire sh ull be taken wtth records for real estate and rca cs t ctte mpro\ ement s me ud ng \ our horne and ol ht r assets w1 h a deprec tbl c basiS used m a bu s ess An v rec ords sh u ~ ng Ul p1 oven osts of the 1tem or ents to the tems should be k.pt at least three 1cars afler the tem s so ld Pt 1 s m 1 homes and other ra I cs[ale s a spw al s tu Ill( Most of the 1 me h 1 cs arc purc~sed and 1 p1 "' ed u\Cr a per ud of ~ ea s At s c pol t r t me that h usc wtll he sod or transferred to another and a taxab le t ent ~oHI I occur If a re able to support all expenses of lmprovtng yolll home lhts wtll decrease lhe taxa ble gam made on the transfers and decrease tbe tax bite Wtthoutthts tvpe of record )OU wo uld not kno" what ) our basts was tn the muse"' d probably pa) much more on the gam than \\as cortecl If you ha\ e transact ons 1 1978 ntvolvtng the sa l< of assets obta u all mfor mat10 1 for that It em to In clude \ our basiS the costs uf m provemenls and the sales proceeds and cost of sale "hlle they are fresh m j our nund The later \ ou " a1t the more d ffl culi 1 becomes E1 cr) ye ar the IR S suggests fil e earl) Most people wtth refunds do lhts Those people that do not rece 1ve refunds no rma !) walt If at all posstble com pletc you r ctum as early as poss ble e>e n tf you want to "all urI 1 Apnl l5lo f le I So man) tu11 es " e hurr) at the last mmute and mtss posSible dojja r savmg tems that were a~ailabl e tf we took the urne tu locate the record or "nte for that mterest amount )OU Disabled persons should be ready for interviews People plannmg to appl) Securll) dtsa b ltv benefits for Social Secuntl d1sabtl ty ca n be pa1d to diSabled benefits can help speed the Mrkers under 65 and the r apphcatloo process f <hey famthes unmarn ed persons get som e mf orma t10 n d sa bled before 22 on the together beforehand Soc al record of a reured disabled - ....""""""'=-"""-~""""-----,------- CANCER Answ~r American Cancer Soctety •ne ll \ r deceased pa ren t and an d di sabl ed " dows "tdowers 50 or .over Peop le to lhese categori es can rece11 e benefit s 1f the) ha \e a pi ys ca l or menia l impa rmcnl \\hlch prevent s them from domg an) substant 1al " ork and ts expected to last 12 mon ths or more or resulttndcath workers must rr eet a test of recent " ork covered b) Suctal Secunty to get benefits Peop e d sa bled before 22 sod " dows and "1dowcrs qua I f) on Ihe Socta I Secum) record of a parent or husband or " fe People conside r ng ap pl)tng should do so as soon as tl appears thetr tmpatrment Will keep them from worktn g for 12 months or more ThiS IS true eH thou gh no pa yments can be made to work ers an d wtd o ~ s or "'dowers for the fir st 5 full months of di>ab ihl) Before appl) ng people should get together as mud of the follo"mg •~forrnatw 1 as possible Bu the) should nol del a) appl) mg 1f they carrnot obtam all lhe m formall on Peo pl e at the Social Securll) Off cc w1 ! help them get the rest A1 The applicant s Socta Securll) number B) When. he or she last worked (C When he or she became s ck or n)ured 1D Whal ku d of Illness he or she has E 1If nu 1 nger dtsa bled the date retu rned to work F ) Na ms a ddresses an d telephone number s of doc tors hospnals mst tul ons o1 c ntcs that treated or exammed !he person for the d sa b Illy a nd the dat es treated or exammed rG 1 If a who recetved veteran medtcal care tn a serv ce or VA hospttal !he serv1ce sen al number and VA claim number 1H If the person has been workmg a list of the kmds of JObs he or she worked at most 1n the 15 years before bc com mg di sabled il l Names soc1al securll) numbers and dates of birth uf husband or "lfe and ch1 dren fJ Workers co mpen sallon number r an\ People "antmg more m formatton abo ut Soc al Secur ly dtsabihl y benef1l s can call the Athi!ns Soctal Secun ly Offt ce located at 221 '' Colum bus Boad Athen s Oh o 45701 The lelephone numbers are 592 4448 and 992~622 for Me ~s Count) residents The 0 vtston of Wtldhfe FISh Management Section has recent !) condu tied the stockmg of rambow trout 10 the follow ng water areas 10 Wtldl fe Dtstr ct 4 Dow L•k e Athens Count) 9 000 Wolf Hun Lake Noble Count) 8 004 Monroe Lake Mon roe Co unt ) 2 480 Rose Lake Hockmg Count) I 000 Ban esb1lle Ctl Y Reservo r Belrr ont Co unt y 3 000 Trou< w1U also be stocked m the near future n Belmon< Lake Belmont Count) I New I eungton Cil) Rese n o1r Pet r) Count) I and Forked Run l.<~k e 1Me1gs Co unty ) Jackson Ctl) Reservo r Will be stocked tn COniUIIC(IOII " lh the Apr I 8 trout derb) and Turkc) Creek Lake w II be stocked 111 coordmatwn " th the Apr I 29 and 30 trout Jackson C IY der b) Rese rvo ir IS locat ed n Jackson Count) and Turkey Creek Lake- IS located tn the Shawnee State Forest Sc10to Count) The ra nb " troUI range 9 13 111 s ze and were reared at the state owned and con trolled K10ca d FISh Farm "Inch s ocated at I at ham 1 Pike Count) It s recom mended U at trou t f she rm en use one s xteenth to one-e ghlh oz spmners Popular ba1ts are sa lmon eggs corn Velveela cheese and ch eese eggs Anglers are remmded that there IS a da lly ba g and posses5ton hm1t of ten trout MUSEUMS OPEN MAB IETTA The Campus Mart us and Oh10 R ver Mu seums m Manella are nu" ope 1 o he pu blic aga m aft er elcctn cal cur t uh ~nt s u the a rea " ere hft ed fh e Campus Marltu s Muse um oca tc<i at Second lll d WISh ngton and the Oh o H ve r Muse um un Frutl Street u e now open frum 9 30 to 5 00 p m Monday thru Saturda) and from I 00 <o 5 00 p m on Sunda)s and huhdaJ s Adnusswn IS $1 5Q for adults chtldren 6 thru 12 are 5Qc and chtldren 5 and ur der are free Ohio Wildlif~ Council approves 1978-79 dates CO l UMBUS - The 0~ Wlldhfe Counctl Thursday approved t978-19 9 hunlmg and trappmg season dates and addllwnal new regulations proposed by the DIVISIOn of Wtldlife -<lf the Ohto Department of Natural Resources Public tesumom presented at pubhc wtldhfe hearmgs was cons1de ed before the regulatiOns were adopted according to Dale Haney Chief of the Dmswn of Wtldhfe The 1978-1979 hun<mg and trappmg dates are r.ouontall Rabbtt - Nov lo 1978 through Jan u 1~79 Hunlmg hours are 9 a m to 5 p rn wtlh a da1ly bllg lmnt uf fo ur and possesSion ltrntt of etghl after the first day Bobwhite Quail Nov 15 1978 through Dec 9 1978 Huntmg hours are 9 a rn to 5 p rn wtth a datly bag lumt of s1x and possessiOn llflltt of 12 after the ltrst day Rmg Necked Pheasant Cock and Chukar Parlndge Nov 15 through Dec 9 1978 on prtvate land and Nov 15 1978 tl rough Jan 27 1979 on state uublic huntmg areas Huntmg h<turs are 9a m to 5 p m wtth a dati) bag llflltt of two pheasant and l w chuka1 and a possesston limtt of four each after the f rst day The season for the hen pheasant zone where e1ther cocks or hens may be taken 1s Nov 15 1978 through Jan 27 1979 Hunllng hours are 9 a m to 5 p m wtth a dally bag llflltt ottwo and a possession ltrntt of four after the f1rst day Other areas where etther pheasant hen or cocks may be taken mclude Auburn Marsh Beach City Reservo tr Berlin ReservOir Bohvar Dtllon Reservotr Fallsvtlle Grand Rtver Hambden Orchard Htghlandtown Indian Creek Pleasant Valley Rush Run Salt Fork Shreve Spencer Sprmg Valley W<llltngton West Branch Reservmr and Zepermck public 'ltunung areas There 1s no open season for Hunga~ Partndge Sqmrrel - Sept 8 through No v 11 9 8 on prtvate land and Sept 8 through Dec 23 1978 on state pu he huntmg areas The season on the Waterloo Wtldhfe Area shall begm Sept 22 1978 and cont nue through Dec 23 1978 Huntmg hours are " h<tur before sunrtse to I, hour after sunset wtlh a daily bag llflltl of four and af)OssessiOn llfllll of etght after the ftrst day Ruffed Grouse - Oct 13 1978 through Feb 24 1979 Huntmg hours are • hour before sunrtse to 1'2 hour after sunset wtth a da ly bag llflltl of three and possessiOn lumt of SIX after the first day Bearded Wtld Turkey - A contmuous season Apnl 30 1979 through May 12 1979 Huntmg s perlilttled m Adams Athens Carroll Galha Guernsey Hockmg Holmes Jackson Jefferson Lawrence Metgs Monroe Perry Pike Ross Sc oto Vmton and Washmg ton counttes Huntmg hours wtll be , hour before sunnse to noon Lunot one turkey per season Raccoon Oposswn Skunk and Weasel Huntmg Season Opcnmg Nov 1 1978 through Jan 27 1979 Huntmg h<turs are 6 p m to 6a m N1ghtlv huntmg bag lumt forra ccoon IS four No possession Inn t Raccoo n Mmk and Muskrat Trappmg Season - Nov IS )978 through Feb 17 1979 The trappmg season s extended through March 15 1979 m Ottawa Sandusky and Erte counttes and m I ucas County east of the Maumee H ver No Social : Calendar I ' • 1estnctwns on hours datly bag hmtls or possesston llmlts Beaver Trapplfll: - Dec 15 !978 through 6 p m Feb 17 1979 on pnvate land m Ashtabula Athens Belmont Carroll Columbiana Coshocton GaUta Geauga Guernsey Hamson Hockmg Holmes Jackson Jefferson Lake Mahomng Medma Metgs Monroe Morgan Muskmgum Noble Perry Portage Stark Summtt Trumbull Tuscarawas Vmton Washmgton and Wayne counties Each trapper IS permttled to usc only three traps and the llimt isstx beaver per season Fox Huntmg - Oct 2Q !978through Feb 17 1979 Na bag or possessiOn ltrnil , Fox Trappmg - Oct 20 1978 through Jan 1 1979 No bag or possesSion hm1t Opossum Skunk and Weasel Trappmg Season - Oct 20 1978 through Feb 17 1979 No bag or possesston luml Woodchuck Hunlmg - The season IS open statewme all year w1lh no restrtcl10ns on hours datly bag lumls or possesston llflllts except that lts closed durUtg the deer gun season Woodchucks may be hunted stalewtde wtth crossbows havmg a working safely and a one p1ece stock that IS at least25 mches long except durmg the longbow archery and gun season for deer Crow Season - Jan 6 through Feb 24 1979 and June 9 through August 21 1979 Huntmg hours wtll be 't2 hour before sunnse to sunset No dally bag or possession llflltt DEER SEASONS - The lumt ts one deer per season Longbow - Open statewide except Kelleys Island Oct 13 1978 through J a n 20 1979 Crossbow - Open slatewtde except Kelleys Island Dec 4 1978 through Jan I 1979 The crossbow and longbow huntmg hours are 't2 hour before sunnse to 't2 hour after sunset The crossbow and long bow seasons will be closed m Zones 1 3 and 4 durmg the deer gun season l'rllll ltve Weapons Season - Oct 30 through Nov 4 1978 at Wildcat Hollow which mcludes Wolf Creek Wtldhfe Area and IIICintl) 10 Athens 'Morgan and Perry counttes Salt Fork Wtldltfc Area m Guernsey County and ~awnee Stale Forest 10 SciOto and Adams counttes !~gal weapons are a smgle shot muzzleloading nfle of at least 38 cal tber a muzzleloading shotgun usmg a smgle ball or longbow and arrow Huntmg hours are 7 a m to 5 p m Only bu~ks may be taken durmg the pnrntttvc weapons season Gun - Hunltng hours are " a m to 5 p m {£gal weapons are a shotgun usmg a smgle ball or nfled slug and smgle-shot muzzleloading nfle of at least 38 caltber The stale wtll be divtded tnto four deer gun zones as follows Zone One - Nov 27 1978 through Dec I 1978 for buck only (5 mch antler rnmtrnum) Zone one shall mclude Defiance Fulton Henry Lucas Paulding Putnam Allen Hancock Huron Champa1gn Seneca Crawford Wtlhams Wyandot Morrow Delaware Marion Uruon Logan Hard10 Van Wert Mercer Auglruze Medina Cuyahoga Loram Ene Ottawa Sandusky Shelby and Wood counttes Zone Two - No gun season Zone I wo shall 10clude Hamilton Butler Preble Darke M1am1 Montgomery Warren Chnton Greene Clark Madtson I rankhn Pickaway and Fayette count es Zone Three - Nov 27 1978 for buck or doe No\ 28 1978 Hoss SciOto and Vmton through Dec I 1978 for buck only (5 mch antler m nlfllum ) Zone three shall mclude Stark Sunumt Portage Geauga co unties Bartlo s speech at the Lake Ashtabula Trumbull and Mah<tnmg counltes Zone Four - Nov 27 1978 through Dec 2 1978 for buck even mg banquet IS Current Developm ents m th e ! ~ga l only (5 mch antler mmunum ) Zone four shall tncl udc Coshocton Muskmgwn Guernsey Belmont Perry Morgan Professton Stanley K Purdy Noble Monroe Hocking Athens Washmgton Ross Vmton Georgetown OSBA Dtstrtct Me gs Pike Jackson Gallia SciOto Ashland Htchland Executive Committeeman Wayne and Lawrence counties Antlerless permits wtll agam be avatlable dunng the 1978 Will prestde at the aft ernoon program whiCh mcludes a deer season m selected counties Huntm g of all wtld anllllals durmg th e dayltme except report on Ohto s new probate deer and waterfowl 1s proh1btled durmg the deer gun season forms by Robert V MorriS 11 Columbus a legislative and durmg the pruntt1ve weapons seaso n at the three spectal update by James D Mcln prumt1ve weapons areas Young Hunters Season - NO\ 4 and Nov 11 1978 for the t re OSBA D1rect ur of Government Affatrs and an young hunters spec1alupland game season The special hunts update on ltab1hty msurance will be conducted at Delaware Otllon Grand H1ver Oxbow for attorneys and a report on Resthaven Spencer and Caesars Creek Wtl<llife Areas Legal prepatd legal servtces for <he game mcludes all game current!} m season plus all game that pubhc by Jay B Ell1s OSBA wtll be legal durmg the regular upland game season Hunun g D~re c t o r of Professiona l hours da1l y bag lmuts and possesston llflltts are the same as durmg the regular upland ga me season Parllctpants must be Services The meetmg IS hosted b) between 10 and 15 years of age and have successfull y the Portsmouth Bar and Law completed a hunter safety course In addition the Wtldhfe Coun ctl approved a regulauon Library Assocta t10 n The which gtves the Ch1ef of the D vtsion of Wtlclltfe authonty to Ohto State Bar Assoc1at1on mod f) hunltn g season dates and bag llflltts on game species 1f represents over 15 500 at SCienlilic data md1 ca tes the population level has declined torney members throughout below a huntable surplus Ohio State bar president to address district lawyers Sam D Bartlo Akron Prestdenl of the Ohto State Bar Assoc1at on (OSBA) wtll address the annual meetmg of OSBA D1strtct E1ght at the Shawnee Lodge Portsmouth SaiUrday 1Aprt l !51 OS BA OIStr cl E1ghl represe nt s some 260 at torneys from Adams Brown Ga.)ha Htghland Jackson Pi~away La\\ renee Ptke - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----: A regular feature ANS~EHl1ne F or prepa red b) the Amen can An er can men lung cancer Cancer Soc et) o help save IS the most common form of your hfe frorr cancer cancer It IS a d sease of A Sailing mstructor ex ep dem c pr oportions plams 1 have a scar on m\ 79 000 Amencan men w1!1 ann that IS a SOU\: emr of a hea r a lung cancer dtagnos1s coffee burn because of a n 19 8 Tite second a1d th1rd MINE PERMITS rough sea I 'e notiCed that 11 1 :;,1 commor forms of male COLUMBUS (UPI )--' Two has deuloped some kmd uf cancer are prost atic ca ncer sta l e repres e nta t ive s mea n or color ectal ca ncer For sore Does Lha Dl\ IDENDS Tuesday mtroduced a bill anylhmg' ~ nc n cao " omen breast CIN CINNATI UP ! I extend11g slrtp nune permtls ANSW ERlm e The co n am:cr s the number one Pro ctor & Gamble sa d to make up for any work dit un that ) ou descr he could f rn of ca ncer wtth 90 000 Tuesday l plans to mcrease stoppages caused by stnkes be an ordma n skm problem ne" cases expected n 1978 Lo; annual rale of common 1 he measure "as proposed or 11 co uld mea n that ) ou The second and third most stock dtv dend from $2 60 to by Democratic Heps Arthur have a form of skm cancer common forms of fem ale $3 per sha re th e 22nd R Bowers of Steubenvtlle You sh ould see ) our cancer are colorectal cancer consecutive year of per share md \\ tlham E Hllllg of New physician or a dermatologiSt and uter ne ca ncer Of the divtdend mcreases Ph ladelphta as soon as posstblc for a al:x ve must common forms of The compa ny has patd It would extend the three diagnosiS Please keep tn t ante r lung cancer a great d i v td e nd s " t ho u! lear reclamatiOn permit for mtnd the fact that ~hll e sktn k ll er s the unlJ one that ts tls the nwnber of da)S of the Interr upt on stn ce cancer ts very common - aim '1 lolally preventabl e mc urporallon m 1890 stnke there are some 300 000 ne" fh s can be done by cases each year 1 s one of el m nat1ng the ctga rette the most successful!) treated hab 1 form s of cancer Yo1 should F r furthe 1 tnf ormat on also be aware that u ha1 e a call Ihe Me ~s Can~r ff1ce !IOmewhat htgher than or 992 75 11 dinary chance of de\ el pmg • skm cancer because you r I occupation mvolv es exposure By KENNETH R CLARK to the sun Excess sun ts the I Unlled Press International leading cause of sktn ca ncer I HICKLES ' RICKLES The Intern atiOnal Ba chelor and sa1l ors fanner s and W omen s soctety descnbmg ttself m Los Angeles as a outdoor workers of all krnds I world" de organization of women who are unmarried by should take care to keep I cho ce and plan to keep 11 that way has released tts l1st of the covered SATURDAY worlds 10 most destrable men Says soc1ety Pres1dent Terf A woman s club offi cer S!GN UP Day for Rutland I'ierce We are deflmtely not antt-mcn We lo1c them and notes I am 53 and dtabeuc base ball teams Satu rd ay want them even f we prefer not to marry Utem We hav e 1 ttle My doctor says that 1 have to fro m 10 a m unlll noon for T adrntratwn for those women 111 the femmtst movement who are have checkups every few bllll pee •ee little league d1smterested tn the man woman relallonshtp The top 10 month s becau se I m1 ght Prutce Charles Frank Sinatra Johnny Carson Reggie at d pun) league Entrance develop some k nd of utertne Ja cks on King Juan Carlos of Spam Frank Gorshln PaUl fee $5 1hose nul abe to cance r What does my Ne\\man Ned Dtamund John Travolta - and Don Rl ekles attend are to call Bill Wilford diabetes have to do w1th that ' at 742 2304 or Shtrley S1rn ANSWERhne'\_AII women CARPET BAGGED Roddy McOm•all had an acc tdent mons a l 992 5864 m the menopausal )ears are Wednesdal m London He fe ll off a fly ng carpet 1he crash BAKF. SAlE beg nnmg 9 a more like!) than ) unger McDow all and his !tal an costar Marina Vlady - came on fer m Saturay at R<~ cut e Post women to develop cance r of Off ce b) the Ra cme Baseball the set of The Th•ef of Baghdad Both were treated for the lmtng of the " um b en bruises at a nearby hospital A studto spokesman says the two Assn lo help pa y for dometnal cancer Med cal sta1 s tun bled to Ure Ooo r when the suspended carpet on whtch uniform s and equtpment research has shown that lhel were suppoSfi!j!l. be riding collapsed Saturda) s f na l day for women wtth certatn con s gn1 ng up n all phases of dtll nns - for exa mpl e bll seball program Call Libb} TABLOID CUP!U The U!ndon Datly Matlls busy hmng up a dtabet es o ver " e ghl Ftsher 949 2378 Sue Beegle ne t~ boyfnend for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassls - one wtth menstr ua l or fert lty 949 ~75 lillian Weese 949 more cash m the bank than she has The tablotd says Saudi pr oblem s uterine ce llular 2034 Jan Ca rdone 949 2034 Arab an b tlho na~re Adoan Khashoggl IS courtmg and may changes and even women have set hts heart on a ghltenng mamage He ll be 43tn July who have taken hon11one SUNDAY Shes 49 The Ma1l says the) ve been meetmg m Pans and the medtcat1on for one reason or HYMN SING Sunday 6 30 Ba hamas another - are more likely p m at Rutland Freewill than other women to de>elop BapUst Ch urch featu nng the STAR CONNECTION ll sa sma ll world of sorts at Lalnle endometna l cancer Smce Pea ceful Valley Gospel group Kazan • Ne" York Playboy Club showplace where Ruslyo th s d1sease can best be from Columbus The Hev Kind ts set to kick off her new nallonwtde rughtclub tour thts treated when detected at an Leland Haley pastor 1nv1!es summer Roslyn - who just stgned a fat recordmg contract earl) stage women tn thiS the public IS Barbra Slrelsand s kid SISter l;unte was Barbra s nsk group are kept under WEEKEND mee l ng at m Funny Girl back tn the 6<1<1 so t s becommg understudy careful med cal surve llance Pome roy Wesleyan Hoi ness somelhmg of a fam1ly scene Your phystcta n IS taktng good C'hurch Frtday Saturda) and care of you by nstst ng that Sunday fhe Rev Wtltam H GLIMPSES Roy Pearce manager of U!ndon s Letcester you be exa mtr erl on a rego lar Owen diStri Ct supenn Square Theater- was escort Wednesday when Princess baSis Your diabetes duesn l Lcndent " ' 1 1 be guest Margaret turned out for the premiere. of The Turrung Po tnt mean that you wtll get en speaker The Rev Dewey Humonst S J Perelman recetved a special achievement dornetrtal cancer Rather tt Kmg ts the pastor Services medal at NatiOna l Book A"ards ceremomes at carnegte Hall stgnals the fa ct that you a re 30 p m nightly 7 Wednesday then JOined former Sen Eugene MeCal'lhy at the m a high nsk group apd HYMN SING Sunday at receptiOn that followed Pla yboy publisher Hugh Hefner therelqre you need t he Eagle H1dge Com muntl y serenaded guests at his 5?ltd btrthday party at hts Los Angeles prolectton of chec ku ps Ch urch I 30 p m featuring rnanston with what else' Thank Heaven lor Utile Gtrls A high school bi ology The Messen gers fr om Four months after the death of Terry Kath - lead Singer of student asks What are the ston The Rev Hobert W ell the populat musical group Ch cago - former Steven Stills most common for ms of Byers IS the past r L---.,.--------' band stalwart D nnle Duckao ha been chosen over 30 cancer m men and women 1n ca ndidates for Kalh s Job thts countrY' --------1 3- 1he Dati\ Set t l cl M ddlcpu l i'UIIICIU) 0 lhutSday Apt 113 !97R peopletalk Bonham stops Giants, 12-3 199 enrolled in Bobcats _ Pomeroy program topple p z•... The Pomero) You th l£ague has completed stgnup and team asstgnments With 199 youth enrolled tn th e summer baseball program Games are sc heduled to begm m June wtlh pracltce sess10ns started th e fir st week of Mav Tearr managers wtll be worktng on getlmg the playmg fi elds on the h 11 behi d 'I H 1 n " e1gs tgh School ready for play durtng th e month of \pnl Parents are asked to help wtth gettmg the fields ready and c an contact the manager of the team thetr ch1ld IS un to hnd out when work parties wt l be held Several proJects have been planned t o ratse money towardssupplymg equtpment f or the 13 teams tn the league A ca ndy ba1 sale Is gomg on at thiS tlflle a rame " 11 be held tn Ma) and rag day IS hedul d sc e for May G !he leag ue exten ds 1ts thanks to the people of Pomeroy for thetr support to Pomeroy V !laue for money ~ a ll ocated to th e baseball Rrogram and to the foll owmg sponsors of Tee Ball and Pee wee 1~ag ue teams Sugar Run Ashland Elherfelds The Da ly Sent ncl Reuter Broga n Insurance Powell s SuperVa lu Da le Warner ln surance and 11 e Pm.a Shack These sponso '" furmsh tee sl 1rts and caps for tcaJJI members Followmg IS t e roster of team n ern be'" and nmnagers TEE BALL (Ages 56 7) Sugar Run Ash and _ John Betz ng J ohn Br c k es Chase Cleland Hank Cle and Chr Dav 5 5 Joh Ell oft Te r y Fe ds Denn s Ha 5 M ch a e He sey M che e Kl ne Bra c r Ke rn Jeff S a ce y Shank Me E roy Dona d Sm th Chr s Stott s Jason w r gh Ma na ge 5 M k w ht G K Han~ c ~ l~nd eorge ern Elberfelds - Jam e An d erson Joh n Ander son Jenn fer Bu ck Leah Dodge Sh awn Durs t Beth Ew ng Wes ey Young Managers Er c Gryszka Bob Hawk Tony tors PEEWEE LEAGUE <A!tes891 Powell s - B y Bro hers Ca thy Carter Mark Corbett Mark EI ott G•eg F e ds Hoschar Kennedy Br I K ng M ke Mayer M chae Narde M lhoan J mmy Parker Jon Perr n Dav d Roush M kP Thomas Melv n VanMeter Dav d Warth Bra n W 1 s Dea nna Norr 5 M ke Pa ker Ja mes Sauvage Adr O Whal e y B en ! z k le Ma age 5 J 1 Ande son Don May er Chuck Managers Dann y tj Ob o Ra ne le Du 1 J mmy Gecoma Joe Hat T m Ha Haw ey M Ha 1 el d Steve Ma Randy n Randy oore Todd Powe DAn Y Rob nson Joey Roush Jeff Sm h Er c Spen cer' Manage r s Bob Ba rt on Randy Haw ey Joe Ha 1 Reuter Brogan - Ro ad Ba chte T na Ba ch c Rae yne Ba s han Ma c Co s. Randy Co s Decker Cullums p atr ck Hawk Du an e Matthew G G bb s y sJka Robb e Jay Hu mphreys J oh nso n Rudy Ka dor Greta R It e May rene Thomas M k e W I Shawn G Imore Jack Howett Tony Jewe M ke Kennedy B r an Kng Ken McCul ough B1 MIter Randy Mur'ra y Steve Oh nger J oh n Sm h Wh<" ey Managers B II Oh nger Sm th B an Swann Kennedy R ck Bran Ed A s - Joh n Bea ve r Rob Da v s Jerry F c ds Mark Fr end Ton y G Ikey M ke Hawk B II Ho co mb Cl nt K nes Roger Kava c h k Ch s M c K nney John Mc K nney Rod Ma n ey Fra nk Mi1 t n Doug M tc heH J R Wams ey Harv ey Wh !lat ch Managers M ke 'l sse I oad Tom Woods Major League Stand ngs By Un ted Press lnternat onal Nat onal League East W l Pet 3 1 600 4 J 57 1 1 500 3 J 500 1 3 <00 2 J 400 St Lou s New York Pn a en cago P sbu gh Man r ea GB Cnc nna Los Ang e es Pet 833 5 1 SM Fril n San 0 eg o Houston GB 66 1 7 600 J 400 5 286 At an a 1 4 200 Wednesday s Results San Dgo at A ta ppd ran Ch cago .d New YQ[k 1 Hous on 1 Los Ange es 0 Mon ea 8 Ph adelph a 7 C nc nnal 12 San Fran J St Lou s 5 P llsbu gn Today s Probab e P fcnen OOESN1 HAVE TO BE EXPENSIVE IF YOU RE SICK AND TIRED OF LOOKING AT ALL TMESE FOUR WHEEL DRIVES PR!C£0 IN lHE $7 500 $10 000 RANGE CHECK OUT OUR PRICES c 100 100 000 Pet 4 y J 4 4 4 l GB 800 7lO 66 7 66 7 500 ~::~'e 6 ~~: Wednesday, Resu t1 Ch • 4 5 F r eth orn red road wheels p s a c a uto V top rad as AM FM 5tereo • 1978 JEEP CJ-5 •BODY SIDE STEPS •DEALER INSTALLED UNDERCOATING • REAR DRAW BAR •PASSENGER SAFETY RAIL •H78xl5 MUD AND SNOW TIRES •FRONT DISC BRAKES •FUEL TANK SKID PlATE •PASSENGER SID£ MIRROR •FULl SELECTION OF GUAGES •ROLL BAR 2 When Us Tux Time... 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I Mark Roth uf St:alen Island NY who won hts fourth season lttle and $8 000 111 the Greater Hartford Open last week contmucs to lead th~ Pr o fess o ai Bow ler s Assoctal on money standmgs wtth a total of $72 390 Holh s total puts h m far ahead of Marsha ll Holman Medford Ore wh o ha s won 148 540 Larry I au b of San F'r anc1sco IS 1n th lfd place ~tlh $34 475 fol l01<ed b) Hand) Ltghtfool St I OUIS $33 580 Earl Anthon\ Tacoma Wash $11 758 Pt!te Coutu re W nd sor I ocks Conn $29 725 Johnny Petr a gha Staten Island N y $28 150 Da ve Da\ IS Hac ken sack N J $26 810 Jeff \1att ngl ) ra co rna Wa s! $25 42.l and Bill Co c ran Campbell Cahf S25 73J Hoth s r ext tourn an en t will be the $1 50 000 F~r csto ne 1 urnament of Chau ptons 111 Akr n Apn 1 22 Mater Leagu e Re su lts By Un ted P ess. lnte nat ona Nat onrt l League A a a San Dgo ppd a (h NY Bu s an d Mu c k 8 S ea ns W Es p nosa 000 00 90 100000000252 RaC!r Esp no Co nc o 9 and R o L o LA 7 0 030 JQO 0 40 Hous 003 520 00 5o Su on HouQh 3 Ga man -1 ) Cas o 7 ana Go e N ek ro Pen 5) Fo sch lJ Samb o 8 ano Ferg uson HR s Los Ange cs Mon day 2 Ho us on CatJe Howe RIC HFIELD Ohio IUP! - Bob McAdoo tossed n 17 of 25 from the fteld enroute to a game htgh 41 pomts 1\ ednesda y mght to spark the Ne" York Kmcks to a 132 114 NBA playoff v1ctory over the Cleveland cavaliers before 19 739 fans Tit e wm gave the Knicks a I~ lead m the best of three game pla)off senes wtth the second game of the Eastern Conference qu ar ter fm al movmg to Madtson Square Gardm m New York F r<day mght The Kntcks who hit a stzzlmg 26 of 42 play action shots m rac1ng to a 63-59 halftime lead broke the game w1de open alter the Cavs !ted the score at 67~7 on a 15-footer by Jun Chones wtth 9 49 left m th e th1rd quarter McAdoo h1l for l!'lJl pomls and Lonny Shelton added four as the Kmcks outscored the Cavs 14-2 m the next three San Fra n 020 00 000 C nc 1 0 03? Jx B ue M eG o hen ( 6 3 5 2 20 0 Cu s H Bonham nnd Bench a no Werner W Bonham 101 L B ue 0 HR San Franc sco Wh t ed 2J and 7 P Sbqh 00 000 000 42 S L 010 0 20 • 5 02 Cande ar a 1ekv vc a and 0 Fo c,ch and S m mo s W Fo sch 70 L c ande a a A mer can League 200 DOD 020- 4 9 1 To 00 JO OOx 5 70 mancyzy k. and A s hby one LaG ow B ano No d 5 h 9en W S one 10 L emanc yk 01 HR S Toron o No dha gPn Ch cago 0 " 7 tJ Ga r 2 N Y 007 00 000 J 5 2 M v 0000270x 5 70 Ho .:man Gossage 6 ano Mun on Haac;. a d Ma ne W Haas 7 o L Gas. sage o 2) HR o;,. N ew Yo k Ne t es J 5pcn e 7 M wa u kee Banda " 6 J J DENVER UPf - The Unt ve rstt) of Denver loday named Ben J obe th e ftrst assistan t co ach at the Unt\ ers1t v t f South Cal o ma as the new head basketball co9c h for the Pw nee rs effecti ve mmedl alcl) Jobe 45 repla ces Bill Wenner ~h u stepped do~11 after nnly one season c1tmg lack of student and 9lumm support an I l r k of resources fcr 1 b ~>kllb 1 progran mmutes tu pen up an 81<i9 lead tnd Ute Cavs ne ver caught up After McAdoo mtssed the first shot of the game the i{mcks iul on 13 stra ghl fte ld goal attempts to take 9 26 21 lead w1 lh 4 21 left m the f rsl per od as the lead changed ha ds 15 ltmes Austin carr s 21J.fO< ter gut the Cavs ahead 33-32 n 'tfle fir st mmute of the second per od and the score was lied seven tunes before Spencer Ha) woods IS-footer wtth 2 58 left m th ~ half put the Kmcks ahead to sta) 59-:il Six players htt m d 1 ble f1gures for. both teams wtth Earl Monroe and HaY\IOod each adding 16 for Ne" York while Campy Russell and Terry 'Furlow got 23 and 20 pomts for Cleveland McAdoo s 41 po nts were two short of the Kn cks pla yoff mark of 43 held b) Ne" York Coach Wtllts Heed Tor e Bu gme er 9J D ago and F 5k Ga and Wa ts ana P u 1 w To rez t 1 0) Ga an d 0 HRs. - Bos on q ce Lynn C eve and 9 l ThO no 1 SPa 000 000 210- 3 8 3 Oak 000 000 30 .4 9 0 Honey u Rome 7 Raw ev 9 an d s nson Langford il ey l Heave o 8) and Newm an W Heaver o ( 0 L Raw ey (0 HR - Oak and Newman Del 0 0 010 100 Te.: 3 I0 700000000-2 60 F drvch and Parr Sh Ma ack Ba ke 8 and Sundberg w F o vch (2 0 L Mal ack HR s Te)( as 01 ver De o 0 OOJ 00 000 000 Cavs drop first pI ayo ff COntest Andrews and a smgle by McCovey gave the Gtants their only other run m the stxth mmn g But by then the Reds had mled uo SlJl runs Aft er McC:ovey s stxth mmng s ngle Bonham retll'ed the next 11 batters he faced wmdmg up the game by stnkmg out Whitf1eld The Red rtght./tander wtth a rare show of emot10n had leaped mto th e a tr and pounded a fist nto hts glove as Whitfield took the thlrd str ke That s because tomghl was my first complete game smce I beat the Philhes 5 2 m my first start of the season last vea r explamed the happy Bonham Wednesday's linescores SUf J.!, e Roth is number one Thom as Jay- Evans mnm~ L Ch s Rhe l Royal• - B eft Carl Ot s Core died the Ne" York Yankees 53 Bos to n ha nn ered Clev ela nd r,..3 Detro t edged lexas 3 2 Kan sas Ctl) def eated 1Jall1m ore 5 2 Oa kland mpped Seattle 4 3 and Cal foro a blasted M1 rrnesot 9-5 hp s 8 Phtllles 7 Car y C rter ilnd Ch r s Spc ~.;r s n a shed tw run home1s an I Bill ~tkto son choked ff a I I P laddpl 1a arow d for help sa d the Red s manag e• E\C ryone on the club was geared up for V1da sa d Rose who greeted Blue w th a leadoff doub e 10 the f1rst Ch ( Ages 13 14 l S) ca ly Sent ne l _ ._5 co tl wa y L arr y m Ken Re1tz wtth th e wmner St Lou1 s sta rter Bob ~ orsch 2~ held the Pirates to four smgles mcludm g two by Ornar Moreno The ftr sl by Moreno drove 111 Phtl Garner "ho had walked and gone to second on a balk n the tht rd IITfltng I don t th nk I gave m to anvbody sad Forsch who has a f>-1 I fellme ma rk agalllSt the Ptrates 1 he Pirates can sw ng the bat md hit the ball out of the park l1l other Nalwnal League ga mes C ncmnatt drubbed Sa n Franusco 12 3 Montreal ou tla sted Ph ladelphta 8 7 Houston ntpped Los Angeles 11 10 and the Chtcago Olbs dumped the New York Met s 4 2 The San Otego Atlanta game was postponed because of ran In the Anlen can League the Oucago Wh le Sox edged Toronto 5-4 Milwaukee han PONY LEAGUE Hannahs Bart on S x of th e Heds runs and 10 of thei r IItts came off V1da Blue who p lched the f rsl f ve mmngs while makmg his debut w1th the Gtants Hey man satd Blue I got no excuse The Re ds ha'"' got a good team But like the late General Dougla s MacArth ur Blue vowed I sha II retu rn That s wh) the) got tomorr ows sa 1d Blue Tontght was JUSt Ill) welcome lo the Nat10na !~a gue [ 1 have mv Ia y And ll ere s no doubt n Reds manage r Spark) Anderson th at Blue who p tched onl) 10 mnmgs th s spnng bef ore lakm g the moun d Wednesda) night Will We were h lt ng lnm hard but he kept firmg awa) And what really unpressed me was the fa ct that he wasn l star dtn K out the e lo km~ Cards top Pirates, 5-l St ~rman N e a se ~tes a • 1 ve been n lhts league a long llme now satd Reds second baseman Joe Morgan and I ve seen a lot of shortstops but Davey s head and shoulders above em all Morgan was entitled to a few bows too after drt111ng home four runs w1th a patr of doubl es a stngle and a sacnf l'€ ny to boost his HBI total to 12 after stx games Ken Griffey chlllled m With a pa1r of doubles and a tnple and Pete Rose drew to wtthm 26 hits of a ca eer total of 3000 wtlh a double and a smgle Best start I ve had m my career satd Morgan who s 10-for 2Q now And what pleases me most IS the RBI because I didn t feel as 1f 1did my JOb m that department la st year he added Morgan drove home 78 last year Desptle 1ssumg 16 walks Coach Jim Sprague s Kyger Creek Bobcats-captured thetr ftfth stratghl wm without a ~~~dE I Ie~:,r/ha~ex ~augag.ie loss Wedn esday evenmg 10-5 Howe I Todd Hysell Bryan over the North Ga lha Ptrates Ingels Sean Jeffers Terry The wtn pushed KC s SVAC Newsom e M ke VanMeter R ch e Wall ngford Roy mark to 4~ Z mme man Managers Pat The Bobcats rallied from a Ae ke Frank Newsome 2~ deftctt to take a 4 2 lead tn Date Warner Jeff Ba sha m Doug Beaver the second penod and never Danny Ca I Jenn fer Couch looked back Top h tters were Todd Cu i ums Bran F eeman Rodney Ha r son Von Taylor Mtke Casey John Westfall Tom Hees and M ch K ng Ph I p K ng Steve Russell w1th l wo htts Geral d Moore Char es Nea Dt s Noms Jerem a h each P ater Jeff Roseberry Scott B1ll U!okadoo B Payne Roseberry Shell y Stobarf and Tun Howell had three Ma nagers T R Collums each for Ted Lehew s hits L oyd Duck K ng Ph I Harr so n Ptrales Calvm Mmms the PIZza Shack _ Donald Dorsi Scott Geyer Danny losmg ptlcher "alked four Hal Art e Hunnel M ke and struck out f1ve Bobca t hurlers farmed 11 M ll er Steve Musser Joey Parke r Lee Powe Sco11 Kyger Creek travels to Powe Greg Sauvage Tracy Southwestern lh1s evenmg Sm th Catoy s oils Bran l mesco re T"nn eh Steve Tracy Calha 020 300 0- 5 3 5 N An lhony W son Tammy Wr g ht Managers Don K Creek 042 220 x- 10 15 2 Hunnc Mark Tanneh I By MIKE TULLY Mmnts 1I ) and Lookadoo Tom Grueser Nibert (W) Corneliu s (5) UPI Sports WriJer LITHE LEAGUE The Sl Louts Cardinals Taylor (71 and Hussell ( Age• I0 II 121 aren l supposed to go Gtants Roger 8 sse V ck Carte Gary Co em an anywhere lhts season With R chard Dav s Sean Do dge that kmd of reputatwn they Bobby Fos ter Bobby Jeffers could wm a lot of ballgames Bre t Korn Brya n Korn LEBANON RESULTS before people take not1 ce Dav d Landaker T mmy LEBANON Ohm (UPI I We have to rely on LeMaster Kev n Mowery Rod ney Roush Randy Farve I Boy turned m a strong everyone satd ca tcher Ted S ewarl Managers Roger stretch dnve Wednesday Stmmons "ho smg led lwtce Stewar l Lee Roush rughl to grab a one length and drove tn a run Perates - Bryan Betz ng 111ctory over Donna Parker m Wednesday he lpmg the F ed Colburn Paul Duff Joe F c ds Ru lh Ann Fry Bobby Ute featured $1 500 etghth Cardinals post a 5 I vtctory Geye r E c G yszka Ray race at I ,ebanon Raceway over the Pittsburgh Pirates Ju s ce Ke nny Lunsfo rd The wtnnel dnven b) Stx dtfferent players con Ryan 0 ve r N cky R ggs Kevm Colston covered the tnbuted at the plate as the Bernard Wa ac e Kvl e mtle tn 2 07 3-:i and returned Cards moved mto first place Woods Bryan Z rkle $8 20 $5 20 and $3 20 Donna tn the National Leagues Manager s Dan ny Z rkle Raymon d 0 1 ver Pa rker patd $5 60 and $5 60 Eastern D vtston Tigers - Joey Barton for second whtle B1g Wheller Our h1tters are more Br yan Buff ngton Ronn1 e satd Cardmals Denny T mmy G key H J showed and kicked back $4 mature Sunrise 1 ynn took the ftrst Mana ger Vern Rapp We re Gr m n Dar n Ha yes Jeft Holt I V nee Kn ght Parker• race and Ml Airy Jtll the gettmg a lot of hilt ng up and Long Dawn Thomas Chr s second for a mghtly double down the hneup Shi\nk Te rry Sm th J ack e combmallon of 1-4 that was Ketth Herhandez smgled Welker Kelly W sec up worth $19 Manage rs Jack We lk er doubled scored and drove m A crowd of I 441 wage red a run and M1ke Tyson Ear Denny Jr Yankees - Jolln Ae ker $153 571 doubled m the fourth to dnve Donne Fry Scott Harr son K m Ew ng Gary Freeman Tra v 5 CINCINNATI ( UPl ) ~ BtU Bonham was all smtles - and for good reason That s the nam e of the game - good support fteldmg and hittmg satd the 29 Y.ear old nghl bander Wednesday mght after he ptcked up hts second stratght VICtory as the Cmcmnall Reds numbered etghl doubles and a lrtple among 21) htts en route to a 12 3 v• ctory over the San Franctsco Gtants Reds shortstop Davey Con ce p c ton whose spectacular play m the field never cea ses to amaze an on looker turned m the mght s fteldmg gem when he went deep mto the hole between third and short for Rob Andrews lhtrd tomng grounder and natled the Gtant second baseman at ftrst w1th a perfect off balanced throw Pa rr sh ( ) Ba o 0000001 2 71 000 DOS OOx - 5 7 2 K C F anagan T Mar nez (6) and Skagg s Leona r:1 M ngo q and Po ter w Leona rd L F anagan 0 2) HRsBa t mo c Mur ay (2 Kansas C v 0 s Par er ( 1 M nn 00 0 0 20 1- 5 Co 801 000 Redfern Ser um ( D Johnson 3 and Wynegar and So gman Tanana o M er (7 La Ro che 9 and Hum ph ev W- Tanana 0 o L Ca for Red en 10 2) HRs- M nnesola Ca ew ( na R M Fa d ( 1 er ( WHY PAY MORE FOR CARPET CLEANING ' Get profess ona/ resu lts at a frac t1 on o/ the cost Rent ll RI. .ICti Amer ca s No 1 Ho me Carpet u qJ/ (_~~' Ceanng ~'/.., Sys em Stop tn and see one of these courteous salesmen Doug Lease Jtm Walker or Terry Hamtlton I ----------- 1 $100 PER HOU'I '""""--------------- ~ Casey Kasem STAR SUPPLY CO. WMPO 949 2525 Ractne 0 SATURDAYS 9 til Noon __ r-----------.. --------"'11 --- CHANGING TIME Dark green with white V top p s AM FM •tereo a c cloth Interior wheels '5995 1 4 OOx- 9 8 0 We 11 remove your snow t1res and remount your regular ltres and bal~nce them Per Wheel FOR ONLY $199 ~s~~~ger Cars (!!SENERAL TIRE SALES. N Second Ave Mtddleport 0 • �~-The Da1ly Senunel. Mllldil'purt-l'umeruy, 0., Tllllrsua y, tlpni! J. l ~78 Km ~. Brenda Sinclair, Jeff Smith. Fourth Grade - J odi Harrison, Rod Harrisun, Principal John Lisl e ha s Scut t Pullins, Cindv Sauters. announced the fourth siX Tim Sloa n, Anit-a Smith . weeks grad ing pt•riod honor IJa\'l d Wart·h. roll at the Salisbury PollyCramer ' '. fi fth Grade.· - Charlotte Elementary School. Making a I.yuns. Deni se Stega ll. Jackie grade of " B" ur abiwe in.all Welk er. Sandy ·Hoyt. ron skillet is rusting their su bject s to be listed on Sixth Cr ade - Rhonda i.he roll were : Jl'ifers." M1ke Kenn edy , llEtiH POLl.\' - I pul ill) 'first Gr ade - MarY An ~cla Pratt , Cra ig Siqda1r, ll'u tl skllll'l 111 till' fl r l' p l ~h'l' to l'allll' ""' ~aullfully but 't ~n it not re-st•asun . l rub bed Butcher, 1\:!eludi Carl. Tr aL:I Paula Swtndl'IL burn uff lhl' bmH up l! l't ':t:-.t' . It wl 111t o It ;nul bakt·d 11 tmt 1 11 ~ Ca.31 u. Marc Cofs1, Pa tricia st1l l ru:;tu1g . Hopt· .\ uu .111 Davis, Billy Cilk ey, ~i c k lwlp !Ill' . - KATHY 1.. King , Dorothy Musse r . IH·:i\11 K!ITHY rami M1·'· Chr ist ie Sa ult•rs, Juan who I!.H ~ a similar IJI'o.LP.F. Simpso n, Jodv TaYlor. "I'm a Sen tor Ctt tzen Now" thiS year 's theme. Stories !Jklll 1 - 1. d11 · ht)p l' you both Mi chelle Tay l~ r . We sley IS the IHH l1C of (:1 writing should be limited 111 300 w11rtls Young, Matthew Gibbs. cunt est · sponsored by the and include name , address, kt:t'P rull b tn ~ the oil arourttl lll tiH.' sk illt"t as 11 was ·· sl·a~t.m­ Second Grade - bavid 'M e q,~s Co unty Council un phon~ number and age . Winn ers of the " I'm a Jng" 111 till' o\'Cn or u v~r a luw Beegle . Billy Brother s . Agmg as part uf the obMichele Fulmer, Sue Ellen ser\'anct> of SL•niur Citizens' Senior Cttizen Now" v.Titmg fl alllc' . Unsaill'd fot w11l olsu cont est will be 1-.umounred Wtttl ttS wdl r~s Si:l!CJ d oil T he ~- ry , Charlott e Hart . Au dril Day on ·May lfi gn ·ast• ll·ft b wiped uut ami Houda shel t. Arti e Hunne l. '111c contest IS open to all Senior Citizens' Da r . First Alison Jones, Kc\'in Donald srn to r ·c itizt•n s 111 Meigs prize $25, second prize $15. till' p:111 wa shed in hut ~u d s . n JJM'(I and tlwruug hl.v dnctl. King . Kevtn Vtrt(Jf Kmg. Cuunty . . Expri;'SStons in the I h1rd pme $10 . Tile rubbt11g 111 of uti or unSend all entri es to the Kri sta Roush. Shann nn \\Titer 's own words un the s;dtt•tl fat should bt• repeated Slavm , Angie Si uan . Tamara ch anges, guu dncss and Meigs County Semor Citizens t•ach ltmc tlu..• s killt~ l ts used Vance. happinrss of betng a senior m rent er , East Mai n Street. Pomeroy . Cont est deadline is for St' \' el ·~llllrnt·s . Tht.· drymg Thlfd Grade - Apnl Cla rk. M e i ~s Count y today. as well 1::; vt·ry nnporli:l!lt a/Jtll fmd 11 Alethea Co llin s. Tod d as the sadn ess and hardships May 9. h~o: l p~ to ~l 1p d fresh ly washed · Cullums. Mi chl Kmg, Pl)ill1p which one has experi enced. is sk tlld 111 1ht• u\'L'II 11f 1!1 :-i . . , ti[[ ' Recruitment tea planned POLLY'S POl NTERS .· . . . . .. . . ·-. ~ _~, . . ". . at jackson .Ltbrary Honor roll 1 Senior Citizens have contest Wlll'lll l l u assure dryness . llak 111g sutl a atlut'·d tu till' liisl nnse wakr wht•ll ,,·aslu ng ill su pn·\'cnts rust. Wlwn rust due ~ n•e~ ppca r 11 r em L~t· n 'JJ UI\'l'd With sH·L'i won/ Jli_tds. (;out.! lut·k to Uuth of 1"1 THE HOSPITAl. Wnl fl', til rl'l' ~t·~~~· ~h·ga n niLI tliJUgiHt.: r llf ~·1r . ;md Mr:-. . ( 'arl front W t~l fl' ts l't't' Up tT alt 11g Ul JUI'It.'b sufft.•r't.•d 111 it trd d\ 11" iHT tUt· n t. Slw l'l'lllallt:. and building materials 1'011.- POI.I.Y IJEAH POLLY -I gul autu ll ul7. t•r \ k rhcal Ct'llll'r. 1\lllllil 5111. Tht· diil d \\lll ilan.:_ nu Pl ' l'l! l (l llt'll l 1111pcunn l' nl. till' fcunll~ n: purts eun f.tnt.•d It t !lit• gn ·u:-;c un the t.•uff ami sh:c\'L' uf a 100 pen'l'lll polycslh bll iU~t·. Whcn I gut humt.• I louk 11 off tmd hung IIIH.!ctr i.lll ;ur nmt 111 Uw bathruum . i\ WL't'k \\T ill l.Jy l.Jt.'fure I lwd ;m~ ldL'<I whrtl I n du about lt. ~1 y s1s1t.•r suggl'stetl ti paste lllaJe pow de red cll:<lll ~l.' r ;md WHIL'I" I applied ll11s to Lill' WL'I ~ ll't.'\' l' iilld cuff USirl ).! cult! \rrtlt.·r. work ed 1\mtu tht· afft.'L'It.•d <tl't'l:t ami kl'pl ruiJlr 1ng with my hands. Tht• blull!lt' was thl'n put Ill tilt.' wrtsh tc.. ·old waier 1 Wll.h il loml of dark tlll tl).!!-> . Now .J da n • <1 11.\llflt' t1ftr) a111l flllU c.1 spot of gr t·ast• on 111.\ rit'L'p p111k bl uust•. Th;mk.-, fur ~~ grl'< ll st . We're Just What You 're woking For BUILDING OR REMODEUNG? SEE US FIRST Atro COMPARE OUR PRICES. QU11LITY MATERIAL AT REASONABLE PRICES. WE. DELIVER CASH& CARRY PRICES • Mobil e- Hom e Underpinning • Roof Coaling it Tie - Down s • Awnings- Carports INSURAN REPAIRS or culunlll . - r;HEASI':I.I-:SS I'ATH\' IJE :IIi PU I.l. Y -- 'l'u l'l.'IIIII\'L' w'illl'r spob fn!lll <W.\ glass utt ·!l.'i l ! or WIIH IIJ\\' I <I!JP· ly t1 Slll<Jll qUWH IIY uf l'!JIIllill' IT I<:tl tuill't....Uuwl dt·cmt·r . ' kl 11 :-.la nd a ft·w scr und~. • ~··f VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION · 1'111 >~'' well Jlld t! ry. If de:uung wm dtJ\\ ~ ;,q)pl.\ \"'th a pam\ brush. l~ lll ~ l' down With tilt' hu::. t· nnd then chct mols II uff. I KINGSBURY HOME SALEs· 923 S. Jrd Ave . Middleport, 0 . -992 -2709 or 992 -6611 Open : 7:00 to 5: 00 Mon . thru Fri . 7 :00tol:OO Saturday 1100 E. Main .\ l' <tr~ . - 992 -7034 mt.'thud for MH.S. l..W . IJEAH 1'01.1.\' - ill uur IHtUSt' fuJI ,tf ~·o wr g~ t c r:-, h CJ II I· bur~t·r~ mt· a .ft-t\·unlt''fuud . I lik e ltJ hct\'l' plenty on hand . I IIIJX Pomeroy , Ohio t lu ~ hctn.• ust•d !IlL' lllt.'HI Wl lil OU I' fa\ unit.· st·a ~u11111gs ami then ~ lllHkt • pall It 'S ttf an t'tjlWI ~ 11.t ' . ThL·~e <.ll't' ~ht·t.•t ;:~nd fn:t'l t'l' put un a cuuk1c plat..:t..""tl 111 tht.· Whe n tlwy'n• l'uiiJ · Tilt.· :\lplw Onii.lT ull Dl'i t<1 Kappa ( ;,llllSundy lnt,ema llulla l w11l ( 'I! a ptt·1· uf IIIH lluhl 1\S l.lllllUi:il rl'lTlli lllll'll l tt•a Sunday, 2 p.111. <.~l thl' .Jrit'k....i!lli.lbl'ttl'y . l'liaptcr prt'Sillcnt. Mrs. Ho!-itcsses l ur ·sunday 's n1t·cting Will ~ Nunry Kibl)icr. d 1mnmm , Gertru de T r C~ce. Nan Moore . (;tmeva Nulan. onll Elccmur Et;!illll:Jil . Maxine Whitr•head wi ll b<: Ill ch(l rgt• of 1nusit: . n·pnrt s that M1ss Marluee Ft ' ITl'll'~l uf. Mcmau s, Brazil Wlll l>t.• ~ gl!-t.'Sl at the tt•<:t ,. Sht.• 1s tins YL'ar'.s n:cipicnt of tile A. Mo,Hgarcl Boyd Ovcrsee:ts IIP\\'Sillp Award , cmd 1s curl'l'lll!y working on (:.1 muster 's dL•gr t!t' 111 linqui s lt cs, spu ·1al!Z1 ng in the lci:idllng of F.n g lu;h HS a se co nd languctge. She 1s tt:tking her dcg rt'L' work at Ollw Univer- Sll)' and upun completing licr slud1es 111 the U111 tcd States, w1ll rl'lurn tu Hrc!Zil and tr·ach English , pu" ibly at I lie Untvc rsity uf Amazonas . She 1 ~ a graduit lt• of the University of Amazunw.; in 19i G w1th a de grl'e in plulosttpliy. She l<:tlel' r eturn - ed to l11e Univemty tu study Enghsl 1e1 11d rL'l'l'IVed another degt'l'L' 111 197G. 1\l th e mt:etin g Mr s. i'li ilson \\'lll installthe new offin• rs fu r the 1978-1!1110 tcnu . Mrs. Philson and the new jll'esident Will attend the Alpha Ddt(t Sta tl' Convent1un 11 1 Ak ron . May 5-7. plt•ttly iruzcnl put them in ali al r -tq.~ ht plastic bag emUstun• them 111 tht· fret: Zl' l' . I always ha n • a suppl y on ha nd . -M!I HTIIA DEAH POI.l.Y -- To prc\'elll steamt.'d up b(Jthruum 1111 rTur:, rur 1 tlw cul d wat er ft r sl lllllllill'll a dd hoi. no the ~tlll l' wltl t i:! rlusctl-lll s hower. - A:-1 :-ltl J'oJI\' WIJI !'\Cild ' ' Oil Olll' of lil'l' · s lgllc tl t.lt.ank·)'uu llt' W~ IJdfJl' l' t'U liiJUII dtppers If ~ h t..· uses yo ur fa voritt' P t iiHtt..•r. PL'l' \ 't' ur Prublctn Ill l~t·r cuhun n. Wnt1· POLLY 'S I'Ui f\ TJo:HS 111 cart· of th1 s lll'WSpa]Jl'l' . - ·- -·- ---·-··1· SoCI"a} II ! Calendar I 1- I THURSDAY HIJl'K Sl'H INr;s t;r·ange, Tl 1 ur~ day lllg lil 8 p.111. at the lia ll. l.AUHJ-:1. CLIFF lkll cr li t'll llh l'l11b. 7::10 p.m Thu rsday ;1 t tilt• lturne of Mrs. Ann :vl a:-. 11. MI·:ICS COU:\TY IIUi llalll'· i ::to ~ . Il l. Thur ~da y s~x lt'l ~. fH.'L'. Publi L' III VIled . I'AST COUN CILOllS Club. Tlll' odut·u:-. Cvunc ll li. U; tu ~ll lt • I'S ' Tlw t' nlin· famih n·ad~ l<nl< t . lt·:-.~e w1th M1 ·~. ~~~ .hus lt ·~s . \n1L "In · no!'~ Tlwn.'~ •onH'Ih i ng for .. , !'n hod~ in tlw l'la;;~ifit' d pag• ·~ 111 Thl' DaiJv ~t·ntirwl . "t·lling; r('nling. ll'a .. inl!lookin g for a job •ir ,_I' n j I 'I';. , ~ 0 ll - rt' 'II rt' I() tprit·k rt '" llfl,. da ~· irit · d gl'l - mgs ·~ . The unofficia l code sa ys. " It's okay to ~pank a boy : He i ~ ~ ~~ ca~y mark, <:ondil!tonccJ not to complain very much . HiS till· Americanjl<l l'ent8 will not object ." But while a principal can paddle Jolmny whenever he needs it, he 'd belter not lay a hand on Jane, or la wsuits result. Kids and teacher~ know that Jane can be ju;;t as much of a ~linke i· as John . Let '~ ha ve equal righl8 here'- DISGUSTP.b DEtiH DIS: .; Jf equal rights means t~ n end to must cUI'pural punishment in ~d10o ls , I'm fol'lt! -SUE I Rev . Alan Blackwood , pa st or uf the Calva ry Bible Church, 26 North Second Ave ., Middleport , announced a special service to be held thi s Sunday at 7:30p. m. Miss Hell e, veteran Norma Kat t.· MON- bring vegetable or sa lad dish. Business meeting prior to installation at 4 p.m. at MII Jili.EPOHT (; ,\ HIJE N Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Clul.l . Monda y. i .:w p .11 1. at HAPPY HAHVESTE ilS till· liulllt' of Mrs. Carl H11rkl' Class. Trnnly Church , 1::10 wrlh \11' ~ . (;l'u rge Andl·r ~o r i. p.m. Vn t!ay at the church. 1\k s .lol111 T. f);n 'IS. M r~ . Sible) Sl iiL' k. Mr;. i{ltJ HF. TUH N .JON ATHAN llanun : t !) l'll· h u~ tc sst·~ . Pru- Me1g; Cliapler. IJAH . Fnday, gr<tJ II IJII huu:,e pletnl;., \\Ill lx · at the St. Puul Lutheran pn·,.·tlletf IJ,I' Mr.,, :11 . 1.. t 'li urd1 felluwshm hall . Vn•nl'lr : Mt• Jnlw r~ <Ht.' l u SAtURDAY Jl.i.llllt' a fi:l\'nn\ ~ hltll ~ L'j)]Ct tl l FLEA Market at Rutland for I'Hll L'al l. rmd lllH~ lmng America n Leg ion Hall hnUSl'planL'-1 fur l'illlt'r tlr splay Saturday from 10 until 5. Ill' L'X<: hi.lllgl'. Bake sale by Rutland ER GALLIA COUNTY SA LON Squad. · · 612. F:1ght wHI r'urty. 7::!0 SHADE RIVER Lodge 453 p.111 . Tllu r~d i:ty ol thl' hwne of F&AM Saturday 7:30 p.m. Ml;.,.-, Enntt Slll rth . annua l inspection . Inspection PRF:CF: PTOH Bew Beta in master mason degree. All Clwpt er of Beta Sigma Ph i master masons invited. SUNDAY Thur sda y 7:45 p.m. a1 HEVIVAL now In progress Middlepor1 f ire Sta tion . at Carlel on Church, KingsFRIDAY bury Road through Sunday. RETURN Jonathan Me1gs Nightly at 7:30 p.m. Guest Chapt er DAR Friday I p.m. mini ste r James Queen . at Lutheran Church. Mrs. singing . Ga ry King Special Thereon J ohnson in cha rge of program. Uostesses are Mrs. pa;tor. Public invited. COUN TY -WIDE prayer Geo rge Morris , Miss Lucill.e meeting, 2 p.m. Sunday at Smith , Mrs. Edison HobHil and Chapel with Glen ;tetter, Mrs. Thome Cottrill. Bissell as class leader. MAHY SHR INE 37 Order of PROG RAM BY " The the White Shrine of JerMessengers," Wellston , at suale m mstallalion of offi ce rs I :30 p.m. Sunday at Eagle Friday 8 p.m. Members to Ridge Church; public invited. missionary to Mexico, will be bringing a challenge in the service . Miss Helle, a graduate of Bob Jones University , is under th e sponsorship of Gos p el Fellow s hip Asso ci ation Mi ssio ns . Presently on furlough, she works at Mt. Horeb Bible In stitut e, Chapulh uacZ ' Hi dalgo, Mexico. Norma tea ches ld Testament Survey, Methods of Christia n Edu cation and English. She also supervises chi dren's ministries, the literature outreach and co rr esponde nce Bible courses. Miss Helle has been m Mexico for the past ten years and knows the culture very well . She will have va rious items on display ·and will give u slide presentation of the work that God is doing '100 00 TRADE-IN .On All Uving Room jCALL 992-21561 Su~es MASON FURNITURE Mon., T~es., Wed ..& Sal·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM 773-5592 ' Herman Grate Mason, W. Va . , ('l!u rdl Tut·sd<:J) nr ght. TilL• IJ<1114UL'1 \\'Ill he held 1111 M~-~ !J. <111d l'l'<:H1 ul the lllt'l'tlllg was a letter fru111 Ht·rilll'e Mt iVICJiwn , cll<tll'llldrl of the Alliens f)i,t m'l UMW Hl'l'{·pt J111.:' a·ll-111 v rta llun ''' tilL' hollllfLJt•l For The Best Selection . Of Jogging TO P,E RFORM Recording artists, Curl and Charlotte Davis, Indianapolis , Ind ., will periorrn during the week of Inspirational services spnnsored by the United Men, Women NADA or Children See thmugh Sunday at the MI. Herm on Unit ed Brethr en Chur ch. Th ere is special musi c eHch evening. The Rev . James Leach. pa stor of the church, will be presenting Gattipolis. Ohio 446 ·9800 Child ' : am.! w1 artu:le un fnerH.hh1p . Mr.<.,. Ht.'luer prtsc nted 111ftlf'lllet ll un on .Mdhud i~ t WI/Jlll~ ll Ill I'UI'li l tl ev t·lo pm ent pruj l'ds III · l'iudillg child t'iJ re, liealtli <·ducat1un, for ml y pl;_umi ng . an d ITCJ fts cmd JH<:trk<·tablt· art s. by RAND Erratic engine performance is llanrJ et r l' prm·ldl'd hy tile oft en caus,sd by crank case B;.nH I Roaster s. Il ls rl'purted . co nta mi n en l s and stick i ng begin at 7:30 each eve ning Riverside AMC.Jeep .. Mr~. l . u tk L' rt'<:H I "(;rfltJf tt .. You've got taste SERV ICES SET The Rev . Charles No rris, Tile lluos lt'r's 'als11 lielp formerl y ur Racine, now or fmCJm·~ IJand camp fur So uth Point, is the evangelist at rev iva l servi ces whi ch wi ll SPECIAL PRICE Open Friday titS Saturday lil6 ~ hungry fur <:tt lenllon. love ant.J fne nJslup . fartllll es wrth murc ltwn {JilC student allcnd lng. Tlii s past III U II I l'~ LISt•d l u t! Jll'n1 11 ' tilt' Retail Book Pme U ,OOO _ ly hu11gry fur ru,,(i IJul ore· MOTORIST TORTURED ON HIGHWAY soloist. Their albums will be available during the mee tings . Unit ed Methodist ministers ' of the county will he spt•aklng at the servkes. The publi c is invil!:d. CJ-5 4 Wheel Drive .111g jll'lljec l, were openeu . MJUdll'port. Ministers· from Mr~. F: verclL 'J'hi.nni:;ls .W<tS !Ill' Cu uul y Muu .s terial at tilL' pittllo for\ :1 prel udt· (I f As"ot' li:ilHHI will IJtl the .. hy mn s pr ece din g !lit: .o. , pt'i:J.ke rs Ullli ·Curl r:tnd . . . l lll'dlllg . Mrs. Antone Lucke · l 'lwrluttc Da v i~ wrll provtde £t nd Mrs . .. Roy Reuter wt:n-!.. the II IUSlt '. l11c lc.ader.s fur the prugr·atn Mrs . c;crald Wiltlcl:lll uth " On Wumen et lld Hungl'r ., S<.T iplure WCit:i Luken fru11.1 Joli n 15, 1-10, and then· was ~ ruup singinl-l. uf till: lly·1nn. "HtWL' Thinl' Own Wa )~ Lvrt! ." It was IJrouglit out thq t l.ll.' tile tlil.'II H.' of <J IIIL'Ill ber - YL'tll''s purchase of bCi nd iusllip dri vt.• tu get umkr wrtv strulnerJls l'IJS L <!ppr ox iina tesuuu by lilt! Mc1gs lk.1nd 11 $l"·Jll0 · A IJant! ban4uct Hooslel's. ;md S'Wi:Jrds prug r<1111 will ~ Tile IJWmbership L'UJJ UJllt· . licit! 111 May l t'L' reports that all paren t~ 1':111phasis of tile Booste rs is ili HJ otlll'l' 111 tcrcsttd 111- llllt'l'l' <:ttlllg et btt nd wluch"'ca n t!i vidual s indud111 ~ t111"c of be i:t pusitivt.: fun·e 111lht- cumnut only llle lli gtl !-:it:huul bi:llld mumly tllJ'l)UgiJ IJl'UVI ding CHI but tile juruor h1 gil and (.ldrvny fur .st ud~ n b. t'll'trll' llta ry lm nd::; tHe urged \tkjoJn tlw Buu~ te rs. l' lml s ~l l'l' , l)(; lll g lllildc for a tcll'phont· <'otltad w1th b<1 nd pa r e nt s lo enc oura gl' rllt'lll bt·rslup. Appruxi1natc ly Jl~ stutknb are lllvulvt·d 111 band graUes seven through Dr iv ing a slugg ish cer that coughs. m isses or drags on th e 12 F:1 ght y per cent of all hig hway can be sheer tor ture. Methodist Church es of Meigs Co noly. Se rvices will be held nightly at7: 30, Sunday, Aprill6, thru April 23 at Hea th Unit ed Methodist Church In Middleport. Davi s Is a nationally known organist 1973 Jeep s/l(JWII thc.ti WIII IICII i:if'L' nutrJ l!Uflally pourer th,'jiJ 111~11 and ch.ildren , (I[Hi not a t·~ th~y ur 1· di.t Y night at Jd cdnli nuc through April ~~ al the Heath Un1led Mdhod~>l Church, wuriJw1~t.: ~ tully ha ~ prcsJded (.It the nwtt mg wldcil ope r l'~,.'(i with till' Lonl's Pr(l ye r. Po~.: k d~ ur1 tlrt • tnwcling C~pron , CJ fund nu ~- wldt · rt VJval, 11' bt:glll! Salur- Boosters launch drive and Mrs. Da\o·is a conlralto Shorts ~or rr1cc lin~ lWas,..t1e {-uunty- the Su nday evening message. mechanic al part s. In suc h cases you can help re store lost performan ce th ank s to a · speci al formul ation calle d WYNN 'S E NG INE TUNE . UP This famou s oi l tr ea tment work5 in 10 minutes as you CORRECTION 1\0TEIJ 8r.ive to help qu ie t valves c;tnd Chn:, (;ritH..i ll.'Y <:md nvt lif ter s, while i t dissolves away Dand Aml>ur gy recenlly harmf ul deposi t s. ·So to help j ollll'd lilt SynH'USt' 1'uiJ end highwa y tort ure. GET Sl'IJUt Pctck . Tile ll<:l llll'. wa ~ WYNN 'S ENGINE TUNE . UP today . HECK ' S. heritage house OF SHOES N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. ' Store Hour s : 9:30 to 5: 00 Monday thru Saturday Open Friday Eveni ' Til8 t'l'PIJrtl'd In error . '111c public is invited . U.S.D.A. ' Choice ' ) U.S. BEEF f FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, APRIL 14th THRU 16th Tnllmn).! Srhou l ~dll'l'l' I,100 ~t udenb are enrul l(·d SIHII-!-. of Africa 11111 ~ ' h11wn . Pastor Willl alll Knltlel cK- All STAR tends an uwttiltton in Muico. The service b<:gins at 7:30 p. m. on April 16. The public · is invited . 2% MILK \ SHORTENING GALLON Swingette 3 LB. CAN Vacuum UiOI.-IU GOOro< lh1(S rea~ CCJrOaC1 1 Gctrnlete W'th '51.95 QUARTERED Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. CENTER 'CUT ENGLISH STYLE PORK LOINS LB.'l ~ SPARE RIBS c 9 !.129 fRESH HAM &CHEESE SUPERIORS PORK CHOPS SANDWICHES 12oz.79e '159 !15~ 6TO PKG. A PKG. 4 89¢ MUFFIN MIX 1 NAPKINS.......~~~~. BEAUTY SOAP $1 09. COOKIES ............ :.~~::·..~ 1 NATURE SCENT 6Boxes$ SUITS AND SPORT COATS FRESH BRAND -~ HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF SUITS AND.SPORT COATS Prom and Graduation Events . Available f'n sizes 30-50 . Also in Regular and long . See Them Today TAB, SPRITE SHOUT SOIL & . --- , 12 oz . STAIN REMOVER .••••••• ~~: ••: produce specials BAHR CLOTHIERS Middl eport, 0 . POTATOES ••••••••••••••••• :~~~~ ••• 29 t W;UTE GRAPEFRUIT. ••••••~:~· •• 79t 1 FRESH, CRISP 46 OZ. CAN 99~ Bars FLORIDA- NEW RED FOR THOSE SPECIAL OCCASIONS. HAWAIIAN 'PUNCH • 250 Ct. ••••••••••••••• All FLAVORS . FRAN_KIES NORTHERN MARTHA WHITE SPRING .. $ ~an~ s The Formal Man N. 2nd Ave. \i tll nllrH 't'rl rlt~ nn g the Middl eport Uilltcd Pent ecostal Chu rch w1th outgoing ml ss i onar~ ttw Ht•v . Rllbert Hodenllush as gue>l speaker . He ,,. tJil furl ough fr om Ghana, Afnta. when• he IS supcrmtrndcnt and 11\'Cf the C' orr!iSpondence fli hlc BAHR CLOTliiERS pagt·"!. Active Person -uf Columbus S]Jt.'J\1 LIH· pits\ Norma Helle to speak at Calvary Baptist ope ning exercises ; 9:I5 st udenl registration and sel up of displays; 10 a.m . tour by he general public; 10 :45 judging (no visitors in the judging area). awards · present ed when judging is completed. The· projects will be left up for viewing until 2 p.m. Gallia Christian School is in Vinton, Ohio, located in the . Fellowship Chapel Sunday School building on Keystone . Road. For The Pomeroy 1 Personal Notes I . 1 '1<~11 :-. lol' tl w ;wrtiJ;d lhHt lt t' r -daughtL1 1' hCJnqut'l wt·n · ll~<td e dun ng c1 llll'etlll g qf !Itt· Un lll'd Ml'llllldl st WoHJl' ll qf Lin: Jlllll.ll'l'oy IV _._- -- --....,I Speci al serv1ces v.·111 bt• hel d ill 7 · :10 p.m. Fndur at I thP Su ppurllhl' Mc1gs Band " Will DEAH DIS : Speaking of ~ludent punishm e nt . the " isolation tl·ealment " 24:3. seems tu ~ working uul quite well at variuu~ schools across the country. ll·cuuld make spank ing unneces~ary . .......... At Wheeler H1gh. Union Twp . , Ind .. for example, young of- I . fL·ndcrs arc L'unsigm:d tu "solitary" in the ~tcntion Room fur a day ur Iunger depending on the offense . This re pla ce~ the 1 u;;ual su~ pensiun from school !which is actually taking time off i fur llad behavior i. I I "We al low a break in the morning and one in the afternoon,'' Mrs. F r ed 1\l' <t Sl' of says Principul La rry Alles. "The student eats lunch alone in the room and has no contact with anyone during the t!ay ... We Mlnl'r·~v l lll' ts spL' IHling Sl'Vl'rl.ll dL.I.\'S With M1·. and don 't have ma ny recurrences! ' ' "All you can do i ~ ~lud y, read or sleep ... it 's awful," said one Mrs. ,Ltck Snuth <t lld son 11f girl "serving time." ··J don't Weilll to evt!r gu Uaek th ere Nl'w Marll nsvi llt·. W. Va Mr. und Mrs. To1 n ( ;llnncur again"' A good s u b~titu t efur physica I discipline ' I thi nk so ! HE l.f:N cmd l'hlidn·t L Tom and t\n g1~ ll'l'ekend hel'e w1t II >11ss DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Dad doe"1 'tliv e with us. Mom works lill la tea nd mHkes vcJ·y -tlelcrn BHl'l' of Muw r~\· III L' l\1r. and ,\·1 r~ Wtllwm little money. My sister always a sks her for eKpensive things. Every p<iyday she begs. This make~ Mum feel bad because she Ncast· Hnd clu ldn•JJ, Sand ra doesn't have anything left over after payi ng bills and buying ami DiiVid . Belh•funt:u ne; spent Suralay lft·n· w1th tl wn· gruceries. Sis won't finish up her plate, then howls for food ha lf an hour pill't•nt:-.. Mr ~IIIli Mr:-.. U ;., Jail'!' . She doesn't Wke care of her clothes, then denumds new Nea se""" :t1r. '""' Mr, . t'lilfunl Phrlilp~ . i\tuu:r:o.\·llll' stuff. Mr . and \'Ir s l.t •-. ta She wo11'llistenlu reason. What can I do'- BIGSISTEH Husst•ll :.ltlr'llt li·d till' lt'l'rld lllg DEAHSISTEIJ : Th ere isn't much you can du e xcept set a good ex<Hnple a11d 11f 1ht·u· g ru m4..,llll. Hlibt·rt I.cl' Schultz. to l>t'll l~ ~ ; ~1 i1rklll' try tu "un-selfish" your Sis via hard-nosed la lk . Your mother is the one who s hould slop feeli ng guilty a11d Brml). ,\pnl 8 at tl1t· I 't•ill l'<~l C:olll'gt.• Pn •,o.,b\h'na n <'hun ·IJ. show her just exactl y how fa r money stretches. Perhaps she'd benefit by a graphic example: Why nut con- S u nl.mr~· Hoatl. Wt' "tcn·!llt• vert a full week '~ pay into dollar bill~ then , in a family cullfc rencc. putthc111111 ~epara le pil e~ -for food. rent, utilill es. nlsura nce, sehoul ~ upplies , clothes, transportation, etc. When your Sisler sees how little is left over for " ofht•r ," she may TUllE SI'EAK Eil change her tune. - HELEN AND SUE Mother-daughter panquet set for ·May 9 •• " (; l't llll til l.' Bwrd W(:tgnn. REV. E. L. HESKETI WAS GUEST 'SPEAKER - The Middleport United Pentecostal Church had the Rev , E. L , Hes kett, pu stor of the .Calvary Apostolic Church at Chillicothe as guest speake r for th e Friday evening youth service . Re\'. Hes kett' s message was en titled "You're Saved by Your Guod Luoks," with a subtitle " Do all they could to Stan~ ,. " ·"·llh scriptures read from Isaiah 45:22. Ephesians 6: 13 and Psa lms IS SPANKING DISCRIMINATORY'! There's mu~ h talk alloul fema le di8criminaliun. But l1uw 1:1 bout male di ~crirnin;:tti un when it comes lu S<." houl spank· from tlw THE DAILY SENTINEL Tl1ere will ~ a mome11tu tli~ play by Ludlle Downard, Betsy Hurky, and. Patricia Ha dcliff. Members will also di~pla y 111terested artidcs whith have ~ ntilllcnta l value <:tS treasures ami k·ccpsakcs. RAP : uf Amt·rwc1. I :Ill ( ;o~ttlwm 1111 y it. Gallia and Meigs Cqunty residents are invited to attend a Science Fair at the Gallia Christian School. The science fair was designed to encour age scriptural awareness and to encourage our students to truly seek the Lord. They are learning how true scienlific facts relate to God's word. The fair will be held Friday , Apri l 14 . . The schedule is as follows : 9 a.m . - Tliur' t! "y at the hoii H' 11f M1.' ·' ALWAYS TELL A ''BEST SELLER'' Science fair set Friday · at Gallia ·Christian Maxllll' Phl!sun of Hacine, at tht· Thrift Shop il tTuS~ h'1 1111 the Pomeroy JYust Of- YOU CAN • 5- The Daily Sentlllel, Midllleport-Pumeruy . 0 ., Thui·sday , Apnl 1:1. J97H . RED RADISHES •••••••••• :.~~~:-. 29 t AND BANQUET ·. 6- 12 oz $ 29 frozen specials POT . 8 oz . Carlon PIES ••••..•••......... ~~ .. GOLDEN ISLE ORANGE 16 oz. JUICE •.•••••••••••• ::;•.• 89¢ •"iifT' I''~, ~ NABISCO SALTINE CRACKERS 49~ I I I II I II I I I �~-The Da1ly Senunel. Mllldil'purt-l'umeruy, 0., Tllllrsua y, tlpni! J. l ~78 Km ~. Brenda Sinclair, Jeff Smith. Fourth Grade - J odi Harrison, Rod Harrisun, Principal John Lisl e ha s Scut t Pullins, Cindv Sauters. announced the fourth siX Tim Sloa n, Anit-a Smith . weeks grad ing pt•riod honor IJa\'l d Wart·h. roll at the Salisbury PollyCramer ' '. fi fth Grade.· - Charlotte Elementary School. Making a I.yuns. Deni se Stega ll. Jackie grade of " B" ur abiwe in.all Welk er. Sandy ·Hoyt. ron skillet is rusting their su bject s to be listed on Sixth Cr ade - Rhonda i.he roll were : Jl'ifers." M1ke Kenn edy , llEtiH POLl.\' - I pul ill) 'first Gr ade - MarY An ~cla Pratt , Cra ig Siqda1r, ll'u tl skllll'l 111 till' fl r l' p l ~h'l' to l'allll' ""' ~aullfully but 't ~n it not re-st•asun . l rub bed Butcher, 1\:!eludi Carl. Tr aL:I Paula Swtndl'IL burn uff lhl' bmH up l! l't ':t:-.t' . It wl 111t o It ;nul bakt·d 11 tmt 1 11 ~ Ca.31 u. Marc Cofs1, Pa tricia st1l l ru:;tu1g . Hopt· .\ uu .111 Davis, Billy Cilk ey, ~i c k lwlp !Ill' . - KATHY 1.. King , Dorothy Musse r . IH·:i\11 K!ITHY rami M1·'· Chr ist ie Sa ult•rs, Juan who I!.H ~ a similar IJI'o.LP.F. Simpso n, Jodv TaYlor. "I'm a Sen tor Ctt tzen Now" thiS year 's theme. Stories !Jklll 1 - 1. d11 · ht)p l' you both Mi chelle Tay l~ r . We sley IS the IHH l1C of (:1 writing should be limited 111 300 w11rtls Young, Matthew Gibbs. cunt est · sponsored by the and include name , address, kt:t'P rull b tn ~ the oil arourttl lll tiH.' sk illt"t as 11 was ·· sl·a~t.m­ Second Grade - bavid 'M e q,~s Co unty Council un phon~ number and age . Winn ers of the " I'm a Jng" 111 till' o\'Cn or u v~r a luw Beegle . Billy Brother s . Agmg as part uf the obMichele Fulmer, Sue Ellen ser\'anct> of SL•niur Citizens' Senior Cttizen Now" v.Titmg fl alllc' . Unsaill'd fot w11l olsu cont est will be 1-.umounred Wtttl ttS wdl r~s Si:l!CJ d oil T he ~- ry , Charlott e Hart . Au dril Day on ·May lfi gn ·ast• ll·ft b wiped uut ami Houda shel t. Arti e Hunne l. '111c contest IS open to all Senior Citizens' Da r . First Alison Jones, Kc\'in Donald srn to r ·c itizt•n s 111 Meigs prize $25, second prize $15. till' p:111 wa shed in hut ~u d s . n JJM'(I and tlwruug hl.v dnctl. King . Kevtn Vtrt(Jf Kmg. Cuunty . . Expri;'SStons in the I h1rd pme $10 . Tile rubbt11g 111 of uti or unSend all entri es to the Kri sta Roush. Shann nn \\Titer 's own words un the s;dtt•tl fat should bt• repeated Slavm , Angie Si uan . Tamara ch anges, guu dncss and Meigs County Semor Citizens t•ach ltmc tlu..• s killt~ l ts used Vance. happinrss of betng a senior m rent er , East Mai n Street. Pomeroy . Cont est deadline is for St' \' el ·~llllrnt·s . Tht.· drymg Thlfd Grade - Apnl Cla rk. M e i ~s Count y today. as well 1::; vt·ry nnporli:l!lt a/Jtll fmd 11 Alethea Co llin s. Tod d as the sadn ess and hardships May 9. h~o: l p~ to ~l 1p d fresh ly washed · Cullums. Mi chl Kmg, Pl)ill1p which one has experi enced. is sk tlld 111 1ht• u\'L'II 11f 1!1 :-i . . , ti[[ ' Recruitment tea planned POLLY'S POl NTERS .· . . . . .. . . ·-. ~ _~, . . ". . at jackson .Ltbrary Honor roll 1 Senior Citizens have contest Wlll'lll l l u assure dryness . llak 111g sutl a atlut'·d tu till' liisl nnse wakr wht•ll ,,·aslu ng ill su pn·\'cnts rust. Wlwn rust due ~ n•e~ ppca r 11 r em L~t· n 'JJ UI\'l'd With sH·L'i won/ Jli_tds. (;out.! lut·k to Uuth of 1"1 THE HOSPITAl. Wnl fl', til rl'l' ~t·~~~· ~h·ga n niLI tliJUgiHt.: r llf ~·1r . ;md Mr:-. . ( 'arl front W t~l fl' ts l't't' Up tT alt 11g Ul JUI'It.'b sufft.•r't.•d 111 it trd d\ 11" iHT tUt· n t. Slw l'l'lllallt:. and building materials 1'011.- POI.I.Y IJEAH POLLY -I gul autu ll ul7. t•r \ k rhcal Ct'llll'r. 1\lllllil 5111. Tht· diil d \\lll ilan.:_ nu Pl ' l'l! l (l llt'll l 1111pcunn l' nl. till' fcunll~ n: purts eun f.tnt.•d It t !lit• gn ·u:-;c un the t.•uff ami sh:c\'L' uf a 100 pen'l'lll polycslh bll iU~t·. Whcn I gut humt.• I louk 11 off tmd hung IIIH.!ctr i.lll ;ur nmt 111 Uw bathruum . i\ WL't'k \\T ill l.Jy l.Jt.'fure I lwd ;m~ ldL'<I whrtl I n du about lt. ~1 y s1s1t.•r suggl'stetl ti paste lllaJe pow de red cll:<lll ~l.' r ;md WHIL'I" I applied ll11s to Lill' WL'I ~ ll't.'\' l' iilld cuff USirl ).! cult! \rrtlt.·r. work ed 1\mtu tht· afft.'L'It.•d <tl't'l:t ami kl'pl ruiJlr 1ng with my hands. Tht• blull!lt' was thl'n put Ill tilt.' wrtsh tc.. ·old waier 1 Wll.h il loml of dark tlll tl).!!-> . Now .J da n • <1 11.\llflt' t1ftr) a111l flllU c.1 spot of gr t·ast• on 111.\ rit'L'p p111k bl uust•. Th;mk.-, fur ~~ grl'< ll st . We're Just What You 're woking For BUILDING OR REMODEUNG? SEE US FIRST Atro COMPARE OUR PRICES. QU11LITY MATERIAL AT REASONABLE PRICES. WE. DELIVER CASH& CARRY PRICES • Mobil e- Hom e Underpinning • Roof Coaling it Tie - Down s • Awnings- Carports INSURAN REPAIRS or culunlll . - r;HEASI':I.I-:SS I'ATH\' IJE :IIi PU I.l. Y -- 'l'u l'l.'IIIII\'L' w'illl'r spob fn!lll <W.\ glass utt ·!l.'i l ! or WIIH IIJ\\' I <I!JP· ly t1 Slll<Jll qUWH IIY uf l'!JIIllill' IT I<:tl tuill't....Uuwl dt·cmt·r . ' kl 11 :-.la nd a ft·w scr und~. • ~··f VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION · 1'111 >~'' well Jlld t! ry. If de:uung wm dtJ\\ ~ ;,q)pl.\ \"'th a pam\ brush. l~ lll ~ l' down With tilt' hu::. t· nnd then chct mols II uff. I KINGSBURY HOME SALEs· 923 S. Jrd Ave . Middleport, 0 . -992 -2709 or 992 -6611 Open : 7:00 to 5: 00 Mon . thru Fri . 7 :00tol:OO Saturday 1100 E. Main .\ l' <tr~ . - 992 -7034 mt.'thud for MH.S. l..W . IJEAH 1'01.1.\' - ill uur IHtUSt' fuJI ,tf ~·o wr g~ t c r:-, h CJ II I· bur~t·r~ mt· a .ft-t\·unlt''fuud . I lik e ltJ hct\'l' plenty on hand . I IIIJX Pomeroy , Ohio t lu ~ hctn.• ust•d !IlL' lllt.'HI Wl lil OU I' fa\ unit.· st·a ~u11111gs ami then ~ lllHkt • pall It 'S ttf an t'tjlWI ~ 11.t ' . ThL·~e <.ll't' ~ht·t.•t ;:~nd fn:t'l t'l' put un a cuuk1c plat..:t..""tl 111 tht.· Whe n tlwy'n• l'uiiJ · Tilt.· :\lplw Onii.lT ull Dl'i t<1 Kappa ( ;,llllSundy lnt,ema llulla l w11l ( 'I! a ptt·1· uf IIIH lluhl 1\S l.lllllUi:il rl'lTlli lllll'll l tt•a Sunday, 2 p.111. <.~l thl' .Jrit'k....i!lli.lbl'ttl'y . l'liaptcr prt'Sillcnt. Mrs. Ho!-itcsses l ur ·sunday 's n1t·cting Will ~ Nunry Kibl)icr. d 1mnmm , Gertru de T r C~ce. Nan Moore . (;tmeva Nulan. onll Elccmur Et;!illll:Jil . Maxine Whitr•head wi ll b<: Ill ch(l rgt• of 1nusit: . n·pnrt s that M1ss Marluee Ft ' ITl'll'~l uf. Mcmau s, Brazil Wlll l>t.• ~ gl!-t.'Sl at the tt•<:t ,. Sht.• 1s tins YL'ar'.s n:cipicnt of tile A. Mo,Hgarcl Boyd Ovcrsee:ts IIP\\'Sillp Award , cmd 1s curl'l'lll!y working on (:.1 muster 's dL•gr t!t' 111 linqui s lt cs, spu ·1al!Z1 ng in the lci:idllng of F.n g lu;h HS a se co nd languctge. She 1s tt:tking her dcg rt'L' work at Ollw Univer- Sll)' and upun completing licr slud1es 111 the U111 tcd States, w1ll rl'lurn tu Hrc!Zil and tr·ach English , pu" ibly at I lie Untvc rsity uf Amazonas . She 1 ~ a graduit lt• of the University of Amazunw.; in 19i G w1th a de grl'e in plulosttpliy. She l<:tlel' r eturn - ed to l11e Univemty tu study Enghsl 1e1 11d rL'l'l'IVed another degt'l'L' 111 197G. 1\l th e mt:etin g Mr s. i'li ilson \\'lll installthe new offin• rs fu r the 1978-1!1110 tcnu . Mrs. Philson and the new jll'esident Will attend the Alpha Ddt(t Sta tl' Convent1un 11 1 Ak ron . May 5-7. plt•ttly iruzcnl put them in ali al r -tq.~ ht plastic bag emUstun• them 111 tht· fret: Zl' l' . I always ha n • a suppl y on ha nd . -M!I HTIIA DEAH POI.l.Y -- To prc\'elll steamt.'d up b(Jthruum 1111 rTur:, rur 1 tlw cul d wat er ft r sl lllllllill'll a dd hoi. no the ~tlll l' wltl t i:! rlusctl-lll s hower. - A:-1 :-ltl J'oJI\' WIJI !'\Cild ' ' Oil Olll' of lil'l' · s lgllc tl t.lt.ank·)'uu llt' W~ IJdfJl' l' t'U liiJUII dtppers If ~ h t..· uses yo ur fa voritt' P t iiHtt..•r. PL'l' \ 't' ur Prublctn Ill l~t·r cuhun n. Wnt1· POLLY 'S I'Ui f\ TJo:HS 111 cart· of th1 s lll'WSpa]Jl'l' . - ·- -·- ---·-··1· SoCI"a} II ! Calendar I 1- I THURSDAY HIJl'K Sl'H INr;s t;r·ange, Tl 1 ur~ day lllg lil 8 p.111. at the lia ll. l.AUHJ-:1. CLIFF lkll cr li t'll llh l'l11b. 7::10 p.m Thu rsday ;1 t tilt• lturne of Mrs. Ann :vl a:-. 11. MI·:ICS COU:\TY IIUi llalll'· i ::to ~ . Il l. Thur ~da y s~x lt'l ~. fH.'L'. Publi L' III VIled . I'AST COUN CILOllS Club. Tlll' odut·u:-. Cvunc ll li. U; tu ~ll lt • I'S ' Tlw t' nlin· famih n·ad~ l<nl< t . lt·:-.~e w1th M1 ·~. ~~~ .hus lt ·~s . \n1L "In · no!'~ Tlwn.'~ •onH'Ih i ng for .. , !'n hod~ in tlw l'la;;~ifit' d pag• ·~ 111 Thl' DaiJv ~t·ntirwl . "t·lling; r('nling. ll'a .. inl!lookin g for a job •ir ,_I' n j I 'I';. , ~ 0 ll - rt' 'II rt' I() tprit·k rt '" llfl,. da ~· irit · d gl'l - mgs ·~ . The unofficia l code sa ys. " It's okay to ~pank a boy : He i ~ ~ ~~ ca~y mark, <:ondil!tonccJ not to complain very much . HiS till· Americanjl<l l'ent8 will not object ." But while a principal can paddle Jolmny whenever he needs it, he 'd belter not lay a hand on Jane, or la wsuits result. Kids and teacher~ know that Jane can be ju;;t as much of a ~linke i· as John . Let '~ ha ve equal righl8 here'- DISGUSTP.b DEtiH DIS: .; Jf equal rights means t~ n end to must cUI'pural punishment in ~d10o ls , I'm fol'lt! -SUE I Rev . Alan Blackwood , pa st or uf the Calva ry Bible Church, 26 North Second Ave ., Middleport , announced a special service to be held thi s Sunday at 7:30p. m. Miss Hell e, veteran Norma Kat t.· MON- bring vegetable or sa lad dish. Business meeting prior to installation at 4 p.m. at MII Jili.EPOHT (; ,\ HIJE N Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Clul.l . Monda y. i .:w p .11 1. at HAPPY HAHVESTE ilS till· liulllt' of Mrs. Carl H11rkl' Class. Trnnly Church , 1::10 wrlh \11' ~ . (;l'u rge Andl·r ~o r i. p.m. Vn t!ay at the church. 1\k s .lol111 T. f);n 'IS. M r~ . Sible) Sl iiL' k. Mr;. i{ltJ HF. TUH N .JON ATHAN llanun : t !) l'll· h u~ tc sst·~ . Pru- Me1g; Cliapler. IJAH . Fnday, gr<tJ II IJII huu:,e pletnl;., \\Ill lx · at the St. Puul Lutheran pn·,.·tlletf IJ,I' Mr.,, :11 . 1.. t 'li urd1 felluwshm hall . Vn•nl'lr : Mt• Jnlw r~ <Ht.' l u SAtURDAY Jl.i.llllt' a fi:l\'nn\ ~ hltll ~ L'j)]Ct tl l FLEA Market at Rutland for I'Hll L'al l. rmd lllH~ lmng America n Leg ion Hall hnUSl'planL'-1 fur l'illlt'r tlr splay Saturday from 10 until 5. Ill' L'X<: hi.lllgl'. Bake sale by Rutland ER GALLIA COUNTY SA LON Squad. · · 612. F:1ght wHI r'urty. 7::!0 SHADE RIVER Lodge 453 p.111 . Tllu r~d i:ty ol thl' hwne of F&AM Saturday 7:30 p.m. Ml;.,.-, Enntt Slll rth . annua l inspection . Inspection PRF:CF: PTOH Bew Beta in master mason degree. All Clwpt er of Beta Sigma Ph i master masons invited. SUNDAY Thur sda y 7:45 p.m. a1 HEVIVAL now In progress Middlepor1 f ire Sta tion . at Carlel on Church, KingsFRIDAY bury Road through Sunday. RETURN Jonathan Me1gs Nightly at 7:30 p.m. Guest Chapt er DAR Friday I p.m. mini ste r James Queen . at Lutheran Church. Mrs. singing . Ga ry King Special Thereon J ohnson in cha rge of program. Uostesses are Mrs. pa;tor. Public invited. COUN TY -WIDE prayer Geo rge Morris , Miss Lucill.e meeting, 2 p.m. Sunday at Smith , Mrs. Edison HobHil and Chapel with Glen ;tetter, Mrs. Thome Cottrill. Bissell as class leader. MAHY SHR INE 37 Order of PROG RAM BY " The the White Shrine of JerMessengers," Wellston , at suale m mstallalion of offi ce rs I :30 p.m. Sunday at Eagle Friday 8 p.m. Members to Ridge Church; public invited. missionary to Mexico, will be bringing a challenge in the service . Miss Helle, a graduate of Bob Jones University , is under th e sponsorship of Gos p el Fellow s hip Asso ci ation Mi ssio ns . Presently on furlough, she works at Mt. Horeb Bible In stitut e, Chapulh uacZ ' Hi dalgo, Mexico. Norma tea ches ld Testament Survey, Methods of Christia n Edu cation and English. She also supervises chi dren's ministries, the literature outreach and co rr esponde nce Bible courses. Miss Helle has been m Mexico for the past ten years and knows the culture very well . She will have va rious items on display ·and will give u slide presentation of the work that God is doing '100 00 TRADE-IN .On All Uving Room jCALL 992-21561 Su~es MASON FURNITURE Mon., T~es., Wed ..& Sal·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM 773-5592 ' Herman Grate Mason, W. Va . , ('l!u rdl Tut·sd<:J) nr ght. TilL• IJ<1114UL'1 \\'Ill he held 1111 M~-~ !J. <111d l'l'<:H1 ul the lllt'l'tlllg was a letter fru111 Ht·rilll'e Mt iVICJiwn , cll<tll'llldrl of the Alliens f)i,t m'l UMW Hl'l'{·pt J111.:' a·ll-111 v rta llun ''' tilL' hollllfLJt•l For The Best Selection . Of Jogging TO P,E RFORM Recording artists, Curl and Charlotte Davis, Indianapolis , Ind ., will periorrn during the week of Inspirational services spnnsored by the United Men, Women NADA or Children See thmugh Sunday at the MI. Herm on Unit ed Brethr en Chur ch. Th ere is special musi c eHch evening. The Rev . James Leach. pa stor of the church, will be presenting Gattipolis. Ohio 446 ·9800 Child ' : am.! w1 artu:le un fnerH.hh1p . Mr.<.,. Ht.'luer prtsc nted 111ftlf'lllet ll un on .Mdhud i~ t WI/Jlll~ ll Ill I'UI'li l tl ev t·lo pm ent pruj l'ds III · l'iudillg child t'iJ re, liealtli <·ducat1un, for ml y pl;_umi ng . an d ITCJ fts cmd JH<:trk<·tablt· art s. by RAND Erratic engine performance is llanrJ et r l' prm·ldl'd hy tile oft en caus,sd by crank case B;.nH I Roaster s. Il ls rl'purted . co nta mi n en l s and stick i ng begin at 7:30 each eve ning Riverside AMC.Jeep .. Mr~. l . u tk L' rt'<:H I "(;rfltJf tt .. You've got taste SERV ICES SET The Rev . Charles No rris, Tile lluos lt'r's 'als11 lielp formerl y ur Racine, now or fmCJm·~ IJand camp fur So uth Point, is the evangelist at rev iva l servi ces whi ch wi ll SPECIAL PRICE Open Friday titS Saturday lil6 ~ hungry fur <:tt lenllon. love ant.J fne nJslup . fartllll es wrth murc ltwn {JilC student allcnd lng. Tlii s past III U II I l'~ LISt•d l u t! Jll'n1 11 ' tilt' Retail Book Pme U ,OOO _ ly hu11gry fur ru,,(i IJul ore· MOTORIST TORTURED ON HIGHWAY soloist. Their albums will be available during the mee tings . Unit ed Methodist ministers ' of the county will he spt•aklng at the servkes. The publi c is invil!:d. CJ-5 4 Wheel Drive .111g jll'lljec l, were openeu . MJUdll'port. Ministers· from Mr~. F: verclL 'J'hi.nni:;ls .W<tS !Ill' Cu uul y Muu .s terial at tilL' pittllo for\ :1 prel udt· (I f As"ot' li:ilHHI will IJtl the .. hy mn s pr ece din g !lit: .o. , pt'i:J.ke rs Ullli ·Curl r:tnd . . . l lll'dlllg . Mrs. Antone Lucke · l 'lwrluttc Da v i~ wrll provtde £t nd Mrs . .. Roy Reuter wt:n-!.. the II IUSlt '. l11c lc.ader.s fur the prugr·atn Mrs . c;crald Wiltlcl:lll uth " On Wumen et lld Hungl'r ., S<.T iplure WCit:i Luken fru11.1 Joli n 15, 1-10, and then· was ~ ruup singinl-l. uf till: lly·1nn. "HtWL' Thinl' Own Wa )~ Lvrt! ." It was IJrouglit out thq t l.ll.' tile tlil.'II H.' of <J IIIL'Ill ber - YL'tll''s purchase of bCi nd iusllip dri vt.• tu get umkr wrtv strulnerJls l'IJS L <!ppr ox iina tesuuu by lilt! Mc1gs lk.1nd 11 $l"·Jll0 · A IJant! ban4uct Hooslel's. ;md S'Wi:Jrds prug r<1111 will ~ Tile IJWmbership L'UJJ UJllt· . licit! 111 May l t'L' reports that all paren t~ 1':111phasis of tile Booste rs is ili HJ otlll'l' 111 tcrcsttd 111- llllt'l'l' <:ttlllg et btt nd wluch"'ca n t!i vidual s indud111 ~ t111"c of be i:t pusitivt.: fun·e 111lht- cumnut only llle lli gtl !-:it:huul bi:llld mumly tllJ'l)UgiJ IJl'UVI ding CHI but tile juruor h1 gil and (.ldrvny fur .st ud~ n b. t'll'trll' llta ry lm nd::; tHe urged \tkjoJn tlw Buu~ te rs. l' lml s ~l l'l' , l)(; lll g lllildc for a tcll'phont· <'otltad w1th b<1 nd pa r e nt s lo enc oura gl' rllt'lll bt·rslup. Appruxi1natc ly Jl~ stutknb are lllvulvt·d 111 band graUes seven through Dr iv ing a slugg ish cer that coughs. m isses or drags on th e 12 F:1 ght y per cent of all hig hway can be sheer tor ture. Methodist Church es of Meigs Co noly. Se rvices will be held nightly at7: 30, Sunday, Aprill6, thru April 23 at Hea th Unit ed Methodist Church In Middleport. Davi s Is a nationally known organist 1973 Jeep s/l(JWII thc.ti WIII IICII i:if'L' nutrJ l!Uflally pourer th,'jiJ 111~11 and ch.ildren , (I[Hi not a t·~ th~y ur 1· di.t Y night at Jd cdnli nuc through April ~~ al the Heath Un1led Mdhod~>l Church, wuriJw1~t.: ~ tully ha ~ prcsJded (.It the nwtt mg wldcil ope r l'~,.'(i with till' Lonl's Pr(l ye r. Po~.: k d~ ur1 tlrt • tnwcling C~pron , CJ fund nu ~- wldt · rt VJval, 11' bt:glll! Salur- Boosters launch drive and Mrs. Da\o·is a conlralto Shorts ~or rr1cc lin~ lWas,..t1e {-uunty- the Su nday evening message. mechanic al part s. In suc h cases you can help re store lost performan ce th ank s to a · speci al formul ation calle d WYNN 'S E NG INE TUNE . UP This famou s oi l tr ea tment work5 in 10 minutes as you CORRECTION 1\0TEIJ 8r.ive to help qu ie t valves c;tnd Chn:, (;ritH..i ll.'Y <:md nvt lif ter s, while i t dissolves away Dand Aml>ur gy recenlly harmf ul deposi t s. ·So to help j ollll'd lilt SynH'USt' 1'uiJ end highwa y tort ure. GET Sl'IJUt Pctck . Tile ll<:l llll'. wa ~ WYNN 'S ENGINE TUNE . UP today . HECK ' S. heritage house OF SHOES N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. ' Store Hour s : 9:30 to 5: 00 Monday thru Saturday Open Friday Eveni ' Til8 t'l'PIJrtl'd In error . '111c public is invited . U.S.D.A. ' Choice ' ) U.S. BEEF f FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, APRIL 14th THRU 16th Tnllmn).! Srhou l ~dll'l'l' I,100 ~t udenb are enrul l(·d SIHII-!-. of Africa 11111 ~ ' h11wn . Pastor Willl alll Knltlel cK- All STAR tends an uwttiltton in Muico. The service b<:gins at 7:30 p. m. on April 16. The public · is invited . 2% MILK \ SHORTENING GALLON Swingette 3 LB. CAN Vacuum UiOI.-IU GOOro< lh1(S rea~ CCJrOaC1 1 Gctrnlete W'th '51.95 QUARTERED Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. CENTER 'CUT ENGLISH STYLE PORK LOINS LB.'l ~ SPARE RIBS c 9 !.129 fRESH HAM &CHEESE SUPERIORS PORK CHOPS SANDWICHES 12oz.79e '159 !15~ 6TO PKG. A PKG. 4 89¢ MUFFIN MIX 1 NAPKINS.......~~~~. BEAUTY SOAP $1 09. COOKIES ............ :.~~::·..~ 1 NATURE SCENT 6Boxes$ SUITS AND SPORT COATS FRESH BRAND -~ HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF SUITS AND.SPORT COATS Prom and Graduation Events . Available f'n sizes 30-50 . Also in Regular and long . See Them Today TAB, SPRITE SHOUT SOIL & . --- , 12 oz . STAIN REMOVER .••••••• ~~: ••: produce specials BAHR CLOTHIERS Middl eport, 0 . POTATOES ••••••••••••••••• :~~~~ ••• 29 t W;UTE GRAPEFRUIT. ••••••~:~· •• 79t 1 FRESH, CRISP 46 OZ. CAN 99~ Bars FLORIDA- NEW RED FOR THOSE SPECIAL OCCASIONS. HAWAIIAN 'PUNCH • 250 Ct. ••••••••••••••• All FLAVORS . FRAN_KIES NORTHERN MARTHA WHITE SPRING .. $ ~an~ s The Formal Man N. 2nd Ave. \i tll nllrH 't'rl rlt~ nn g the Middl eport Uilltcd Pent ecostal Chu rch w1th outgoing ml ss i onar~ ttw Ht•v . Rllbert Hodenllush as gue>l speaker . He ,,. tJil furl ough fr om Ghana, Afnta. when• he IS supcrmtrndcnt and 11\'Cf the C' orr!iSpondence fli hlc BAHR CLOTliiERS pagt·"!. Active Person -uf Columbus S]Jt.'J\1 LIH· pits\ Norma Helle to speak at Calvary Baptist ope ning exercises ; 9:I5 st udenl registration and sel up of displays; 10 a.m . tour by he general public; 10 :45 judging (no visitors in the judging area). awards · present ed when judging is completed. The· projects will be left up for viewing until 2 p.m. Gallia Christian School is in Vinton, Ohio, located in the . Fellowship Chapel Sunday School building on Keystone . Road. For The Pomeroy 1 Personal Notes I . 1 '1<~11 :-. lol' tl w ;wrtiJ;d lhHt lt t' r -daughtL1 1' hCJnqut'l wt·n · ll~<td e dun ng c1 llll'etlll g qf !Itt· Un lll'd Ml'llllldl st WoHJl' ll qf Lin: Jlllll.ll'l'oy IV _._- -- --....,I Speci al serv1ces v.·111 bt• hel d ill 7 · :10 p.m. Fndur at I thP Su ppurllhl' Mc1gs Band " Will DEAH DIS : Speaking of ~ludent punishm e nt . the " isolation tl·ealment " 24:3. seems tu ~ working uul quite well at variuu~ schools across the country. ll·cuuld make spank ing unneces~ary . .......... At Wheeler H1gh. Union Twp . , Ind .. for example, young of- I . fL·ndcrs arc L'unsigm:d tu "solitary" in the ~tcntion Room fur a day ur Iunger depending on the offense . This re pla ce~ the 1 u;;ual su~ pensiun from school !which is actually taking time off i fur llad behavior i. I I "We al low a break in the morning and one in the afternoon,'' Mrs. F r ed 1\l' <t Sl' of says Principul La rry Alles. "The student eats lunch alone in the room and has no contact with anyone during the t!ay ... We Mlnl'r·~v l lll' ts spL' IHling Sl'Vl'rl.ll dL.I.\'S With M1·. and don 't have ma ny recurrences! ' ' "All you can do i ~ ~lud y, read or sleep ... it 's awful," said one Mrs. ,Ltck Snuth <t lld son 11f girl "serving time." ··J don't Weilll to evt!r gu Uaek th ere Nl'w Marll nsvi llt·. W. Va Mr. und Mrs. To1 n ( ;llnncur again"' A good s u b~titu t efur physica I discipline ' I thi nk so ! HE l.f:N cmd l'hlidn·t L Tom and t\n g1~ ll'l'ekend hel'e w1t II >11ss DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Dad doe"1 'tliv e with us. Mom works lill la tea nd mHkes vcJ·y -tlelcrn BHl'l' of Muw r~\· III L' l\1r. and ,\·1 r~ Wtllwm little money. My sister always a sks her for eKpensive things. Every p<iyday she begs. This make~ Mum feel bad because she Ncast· Hnd clu ldn•JJ, Sand ra doesn't have anything left over after payi ng bills and buying ami DiiVid . Belh•funt:u ne; spent Suralay lft·n· w1th tl wn· gruceries. Sis won't finish up her plate, then howls for food ha lf an hour pill't•nt:-.. Mr ~IIIli Mr:-.. U ;., Jail'!' . She doesn't Wke care of her clothes, then denumds new Nea se""" :t1r. '""' Mr, . t'lilfunl Phrlilp~ . i\tuu:r:o.\·llll' stuff. Mr . and \'Ir s l.t •-. ta She wo11'llistenlu reason. What can I do'- BIGSISTEH Husst•ll :.ltlr'llt li·d till' lt'l'rld lllg DEAHSISTEIJ : Th ere isn't much you can du e xcept set a good ex<Hnple a11d 11f 1ht·u· g ru m4..,llll. Hlibt·rt I.cl' Schultz. to l>t'll l~ ~ ; ~1 i1rklll' try tu "un-selfish" your Sis via hard-nosed la lk . Your mother is the one who s hould slop feeli ng guilty a11d Brml). ,\pnl 8 at tl1t· I 't•ill l'<~l C:olll'gt.• Pn •,o.,b\h'na n <'hun ·IJ. show her just exactl y how fa r money stretches. Perhaps she'd benefit by a graphic example: Why nut con- S u nl.mr~· Hoatl. Wt' "tcn·!llt• vert a full week '~ pay into dollar bill~ then , in a family cullfc rencc. putthc111111 ~epara le pil e~ -for food. rent, utilill es. nlsura nce, sehoul ~ upplies , clothes, transportation, etc. When your Sisler sees how little is left over for " ofht•r ," she may TUllE SI'EAK Eil change her tune. - HELEN AND SUE Mother-daughter panquet set for ·May 9 •• " (; l't llll til l.' Bwrd W(:tgnn. REV. E. L. HESKETI WAS GUEST 'SPEAKER - The Middleport United Pentecostal Church had the Rev , E. L , Hes kett, pu stor of the .Calvary Apostolic Church at Chillicothe as guest speake r for th e Friday evening youth service . Re\'. Hes kett' s message was en titled "You're Saved by Your Guod Luoks," with a subtitle " Do all they could to Stan~ ,. " ·"·llh scriptures read from Isaiah 45:22. Ephesians 6: 13 and Psa lms IS SPANKING DISCRIMINATORY'! There's mu~ h talk alloul fema le di8criminaliun. But l1uw 1:1 bout male di ~crirnin;:tti un when it comes lu S<." houl spank· from tlw THE DAILY SENTINEL Tl1ere will ~ a mome11tu tli~ play by Ludlle Downard, Betsy Hurky, and. Patricia Ha dcliff. Members will also di~pla y 111terested artidcs whith have ~ ntilllcnta l value <:tS treasures ami k·ccpsakcs. RAP : uf Amt·rwc1. I :Ill ( ;o~ttlwm 1111 y it. Gallia and Meigs Cqunty residents are invited to attend a Science Fair at the Gallia Christian School. The science fair was designed to encour age scriptural awareness and to encourage our students to truly seek the Lord. They are learning how true scienlific facts relate to God's word. The fair will be held Friday , Apri l 14 . . The schedule is as follows : 9 a.m . - Tliur' t! "y at the hoii H' 11f M1.' ·' ALWAYS TELL A ''BEST SELLER'' Science fair set Friday · at Gallia ·Christian Maxllll' Phl!sun of Hacine, at tht· Thrift Shop il tTuS~ h'1 1111 the Pomeroy JYust Of- YOU CAN • 5- The Daily Sentlllel, Midllleport-Pumeruy . 0 ., Thui·sday , Apnl 1:1. J97H . RED RADISHES •••••••••• :.~~~:-. 29 t AND BANQUET ·. 6- 12 oz $ 29 frozen specials POT . 8 oz . Carlon PIES ••••..•••......... ~~ .. GOLDEN ISLE ORANGE 16 oz. JUICE •.•••••••••••• ::;•.• 89¢ •"iifT' I''~, ~ NABISCO SALTINE CRACKERS 49~ I I I II I II I I I �... 1 6_:_ Th~ D~ 1i 1 St'lll\11\'l. "!IJcilepUI t-l'uJne\0.1, U, lllurs<ia), tlpttl J:l, l!li B . ' '' 35 BrunsWick teachers j'ailed, get no solace 7-~ The Daily Sentinel, Miduleport-Pomeruy, 0 .. Thursday, Apnll:l, 1978 Street repair is discussed ~tr e ct prub lcm repairs a nd a or dog~:~ r u rllllll ~ ltlt1se were the mam ttems on the agenda at the Tuesday ('\ening meetmg uf the ' Ncw Haven Town Council has prevented the school court that U1e teachers have Pleas ,Judge :'letl W Wlntfi rld A delegation from Haven COI.,UMB US t UPi t board from mamtalning Its not a ~reed to return to worK if Heig hts appeared before wllo IS ('O madc r in~ fw·ther Thirty-ftve ja1led llrunswtrk planned and order ly they are let out of ja1 l and the cuunctl request ing repairs fo r l'untem pt cour t ctt at!Ons. schoolteachers go! 1in snlii C(' curnQtllum and has caused a otlwr. still-strtking teachers the streets in that housing The B11ms" ll'k Cily Schoo l from the Ohio Su pt:.eme C\t w·t hardshtp for parents and ha\e not returned to work . Bo~u·d flh:d a mutwn \\ it h t h~ ;uca . A spo kesma n fo1 the Wednesday the JUSII <es Al so W ednesday, Medi na sclnXJ khddren . {~n ur t We,Lnes d a~ e~s km ~ 1 1 tu ~roup was Juanita Clark refused to or'der the1r r elt'lJ :,t~ Teachers 1n th ~ 8,500Cou nt ~ Prosec utor Hoger In· ft was reported that the pendin ~ a hearm g •"Vn tlw refus\> ''' free th e st rtkl n~ ~ r c~ h am responded to a Su- stu!jfnt illstrict - the largest reSide nt s of New Haven teacher s. \\ tw ban• not legality of jathn g. stnkt ng in Medina Count y went on' preme Court fl'quest U1at he honored a co tu·t urder tellmg Hetghls are tn the process uf teachers. stnke March 29 . When the explat n why the teachers having thctr streets resurthem to ret urn to work Today, 55 otht•r sttiktng ·nw teacht•rs union h<id were arn•sied and bemg held teachers refused U> obey the fa ced, and wanted counc1l teachers and the teachers lcmpnrat y restraining orde r, to approve repairs until lhe earlier asked lht.' court to m Jai l lawyers wtll appear bd ore th e commo n pleas court ~1gntham told !he court res urfaci ng ·could be comreq uest the school board to Medina C o u n t ~ t'u mnwn show cause as to wh} the that the teacher s were m issued a $500-a-day line pleted. Coun cil voted to te,,c·hers should be he ld 10 cJ(.•ar \110ia twn uf a against ea ch striking teacher purch ase 25 tons of lunestone temporary restratnmg order and Jailed 35 members of t he and have 11 pla ced 10 the ja il un ion last >t reet holes cuurt did hoi set a date tssued by the Medtna County tea chers for the hean ng on !h at Common Pleas,_(<Jurt Apnl 4 weekend Council also approved a The 9th Ohio D1str1ct OJ urt motion to enforce the town : MIDDLEPORT, 0. mnt wn. but smd 11 would not urden ng tJ1e te achers back to of Appeals in Akron agreed to dog ordinance~· There have rclea st• th e teacher ~ w1t1l one work lngr:u1am also said the free the teachers, but only tf been com plaints from IS hel d Tlw scl1ool il< •artl told the teal'hers' refusal to return U1ey agreed to return to work , various residents concerm ng MAKING UP THE dance line to "DarktoWfl Strutters Ball" are Mina Conger, Carol ,._ which they did not. dogs running loose in the Sellers Vickie Barber and Patricia Pauley, 1-c Dtreclors of the program lobe presented ' stree ts. The spo kesma n Saturd~y at 7 30 p. m. at Portlan~leme ntary are Joyce Ann Richie, Jam ce Deem, ,._ reported that all dog owners Roberta Maidens, pianist, Larry Wolfe and Mary McGuire. All students w1lltakc part. ,._ must keep their dogs tied or ,._ '~\ they wtll be picked up. ,._ Bulldtng permits were ~ ., ,_,., such as hi gh vtsibilit y tssued lo Honnie Zerkle , G. 0 . patrolling, radar, and speed Roush and son, Edd ie checks by division aircraft. " Bomgamer and the New Accordmg to Lt WigglesHaven F'ire Department an d worth, voluntary compliance Rescue Squad . by Ohio drivers to the 55-mileAttendi ng were Ma yo r · '---...J ·.... \ l!y HELEN THOMAS as pects of human rtghts we tlleme. 1 ~ per-hour speed lumt is the ' · ·l. / , , IJ P~ Whit e Ht>USl' R•porter mtght ha ve dtfferent " Romant a has been able to <Charles Housh ; Co un cil Lt E rnest W. Wi g- other traffic laws." best solutton . , , . ,.._. ... >t II ·ISH! NG TON tiJPl J philo so pht cal concepts serve as a bridge among member s, Do na ld Ka y, glesworth , commander of The program ,.,based on a 1 "Self enfor cement is · , Romaman Presiden t Ntcol ae Noth mg wrong With that ." · nations w1th highly dtvergent Harold '· Moxley, James the Ohio Stale Htghway selective trafftc en forcement always t he best en 1 Cea usescu IS calling for an Ceausesc~ was greeted by_ 1oews," Carter satd "Th ere Wheeler, Btll Btrd and Patrol's Gallta-Metgs Po;i, concept, ass~res that officers [orcement ," he satd . ,._ ', r 1. b • 7 : end ttl a wurld clivt dcd b) Prestdent Cart er at the Whtte are differences In our Recorder Wendy Dtvers has urged area dnvers to will be assigned to lnter.-tate "However, tht s IS not always ,._ , II.. f' 1 >t mtllta r) blocs, and saJs " we House Wednesday morntng polit ical system and our observe the federally man- and other htghways whtch possible and Project OASIS ll>t stv•uld pa) more attention to <md he I~ pnvate meetm gs nn lttar)· alliances. llut the dated 55-mile-per-hour speed have a htgh traffic volume. win be impl emented to stop ~ • nnh tary diSengagement and With Ca rter and other fa ctor s whtch btnd us limtt for their own safety as The ob jective of Project the rising trend by motorists disa rmament " offtci als during tile cla) to get her are mu ch more SOC IAL PLANNED well as the protection of the OASIS, according to the to dnve at higher speeds than Jt THRU SIZE 20 >t In a toasl at a Wh ite House He was scheduled to stgn a profuund." Pla ns fur the Mcmurtlll <A her highway uset s. Lieutenant, is to maintam a .. ·55 miles per hour " • >t state dmner m his honor, JOmt decla rat iOn wtth Carter In hts wast , Ceausescu smd Day t hicken bal'llequc and " It has been proven that smoot h now of traffic within Ccausesro satd, "on certain at a farewell meeting wday his country supports " the ll' l ' l '!'l' f.l lll .SO Ci al Wl' l' ~ drivmg at 55 miles per hour the, po~1ed speed limit and In hts Ula;1 Wednesday lib eratiun movement s 1n diScussed ill the Tuesdav sa ves lives and fuel," Lt. thus promote greater. highntght, he apparently was Hhodesta , Nam1b1a and South lllghl 111 l!l'llllg of the Ra c 111~ Wtgglesworth satd. " In order way sa fety for commuters, THE "VIVA" by replytng to Ca rter who in his Afrtca .. . and thmr nghts Ul Auxdwi y of the Ftre Dcpartto msure strict enforcement vacationers, and out~f-state own toast callc>d for "the be free and to manage their nH·nt hl'id <I( till' li;Jil . ft WHS of this speed ltmtt. the High- travelers . wuft ci.tl !On of farmhe s and o ~m affatr s " 111 1ted thrtt tile new uniform HUSH PUPPIES "Offtcers sta tioned at the way Pat rol will begin a baste htunan freedoms." .~IIH K' k s had lx.•t.•n tr'IL'd on <:1! a program called OASIS on Gallia-Meigs Post will ' be Carter has been petiti oned f' prerr ow, llll'ctmg. A euwred Apri1' 23, 1978 in time for the placed m selected areas tu b: nume r ous Am eri ca n db h d ll111 l' l' Wet S CIIJ U)' t.'d iJ) create the maxtmum unpact heavy sum mer tra ff ic t'ttt zens of Roma n1a n lht• rru.•r nbt.·rs. lk ulet h r\ulher· seaso n." on the motormg public," Lt. her n age see king he lp in OSplt, CWS sun wun tile duur prrzt• Wiee lesworth sa id. "We will OAS IS , he ex plained, gettm g ext! visas for their nds for Ohioans Against use enforcement techniques sta ·. close relattve.s 1n Romama Veterans Memorial Hospital Speeding In our State A White House spokesm an Adtnttted - Augusta Pott s, " The name was chosen said after the Wednesday Sy racuse: Gerald Morri s, \1 .:because observmg the speed mornmg m ee ~ing the tWo Ru tl and , Doruthy Rea, •• • an obfiga tion of regulation is prestde nt s had di sc ussed Pomer oy; Clyde Qutll en, •••• every dnver, " Lt. WigglesHolzer Medical Center !tl- ' • • • • ways to "move the pea ce Sy racuse ; Carl Gilk ey. ' wort h sai d. " OAS IS is Discharges, April12 process foq•ard ." , Ma son Rona ld Bail. Raynfond designed to pla ce mure ' Both Carter and Ceausescu Di sch arg ed Mar y (Continued from pag(1) Boothe, Mary Braley, Bertha troopers on the highways to arc acting ets mtddlemen in Ba ldwin , Preston Parso ns. e•• • •• • •• the touchy Mt ddl e East Vi cky Schaefer, Norman Brown , Mrs. Htcky Causey enforce the speed limit and and we haven't gotten any of Built • 0 • it . It 's all gone to the negot iations that have broken Lehew, Hawthurne Murphy , and daughter . Mrs. James 0 •• Clark and daughter, Mrs. middleman . I can 't Duty GET LICENSES the Lee f down follo wing Robm so n, Judy t f Marriage !1ccnses were under stan d th&,t man' s Chrtstmas-season flurr) that Williams. Lelah Hendrix. Keith Davis and ctaughter, Construction • • • t •• logic, " Evelyn Emmert, Ha zel issued to the followtng opened With Egypt ia n Norman Mtlliron, All en t +' Risher also sa 1d some •Economy Priced Pre sid en t Anwar Sada t's Hart Ie), Sarah Roush, Mer le Gardner, Ceci l Hanmg, June Wednesday Robert Jay H11l, t o o o Hi cks, Debra Htll, Jason 22, Pomeroy, and Brenda Sue foreign tnvestors have plans ' historic tr ip to Israel. Manl ey. to purchase U.S. farmland . Mary Kee fer, Howard, Tay lur, 22, Pumeroy ; Francis "No effort should be spared Carolyn Kelley , Ra che l Leroy Ptckens, 33, Lel;lrt, W. , " If these mvestors buy out w brmg peat·e Ul the Middle Pleasant Valley Hos pital McCoy, Glady s Newman , Va., and Mary Jo Edwards, our land, then watch the East lead ing tu the • Bone Di scharged Melvin Powell , Garnett Queen , 22, Middleport; Ernest prices go 'tip:- satd Risher. Jerry Most American Cars wtthctrawal of Israel fro m "The big bucks bought the Installed ter ri tort es occupted as a Kmnaird, Glenwood, Mrs Earl Robinson, Anita Russell , Eu~~ n e Halley , 18, Rt. I, Smartly styled and tot all y votes and we just don 't have Paul Jeffers, SouthSide ; Mrs Troy Saylor, Doris Simpson , 0\eshtre, and Patncia Jolene result of U1e 1961- war ... the per forated to 9 1" e you a til em," said Risher, "But ·we esta bliS hm ent of an Eu gene Mollohan , Racine; Glenn Sm tih , Sr , Ma ry Robtnson, 17, Cheshire. refreshing feeling . in EXPERT I·NSTALLATION SERVICE have food , an d tha t's appearan ce a nd foo l independent Palesttni an state Mrs Russell Lewis, Letart ; Thornton, Palmer Ttmble, Heavy Duty Brake Shoes, Shock Absorbers something everybody needs Mrs. Denny Nibert and son, comforl Low hee led for all · Van co, Kathe rine Cheryl DAR TO MEET and by guarant eeing the day wal ki ng ease Gallipolis Ferry; Roy F'utIt 's a matter of tile big getting W eaver , Howard Williams, mdependence, soveretgnty '' nl ccliug of Ret urn Jun athan Meigs Chapter of bigger and the' lillie people andJIItegrtty of all nation s in phin. St. Albans; Joe Oliver, Earl Wimer. Ja ckson, Ohto; Jan et Births Aprll12 the Da ughters of the JUSt having to struggle tile area ... " he said . Wtll ia ms, Vtnt on, Oht o; Mr . and Mrs . Stephen Ameri can Revuluuon Will be along ." Rmna nw IS the onl y East Risher said he and his Teresa Lane, Pomt Pleasant; Hend e rson , dau g hter, held al l :30 p.m. friday at St. European Co mmunist bloc brother-ini aw operate a 1,300 Clay ton Mash , Mason; l!!iddleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul Lutheran Chu rdt nation to have diplomatk acre feed grain farm and are Harper , Pot nt Robert Bruce Hively, son, Galltpolis; · fellowship hall instead of at relat10ns wtth both Isr ae l and Middleport. 0 . 992 -2848 Pleasant . considering cutting back pro'W and Mrs. Michael Jeftht• home of Mrs. Mary MorEgypt. 124 W. Main St. Btrths - A son to Dr . and fries, son, Wellston : Mr and 0. n s as wa s earlier anrwunt·ed. duction by 25 to 50 percent . Carter touched th e same " U we all get together we Mrs Homeo Gomez , Lakin ; Mrs. Stephen Matteson, son, can show tllem we have some A son to Mr . and Mrs. John Well ston; Mr. and Mrs . power and that's food Perry, Pomt Pleasant . Robert McGuire, daughter, power, " said Risher . Crown City. 1Continued from page 1) tratmng servtces deSigned locally and adpt ed to local needs . Registration for YETP ts neari ng completion in the co unties' htgh schools 'lliose you are enrolled wtll be assessed at the Buckeye Hills Ca reer Center in !Uo Grande on the Comprehensive Occupationa l Assessment and Traintng System (COATS ! to establtsh the students' living skill s, employablllly at titudes and job seeking and keepmg attitudes ' Students FOR ATHLETE FEET will be placed In the apEverything /s Here! propriate section of YETP ; work ex peri ence, classroom training , and on· the-job training, dependlng on the individual student' s needs and ca pabilities . Progression through these sect Ions will be on an individual basis. The end result will hopefully be the placement of each st udent In meaningful , unsubsldlzed employment: Select Group The main concept of YETP Is not a make-work situation, but rather a training session for the st udent. Any student Connie and Footwor~s When you lilt a prescr iption with lii' Ga lHa and Meigs co unties u s. you're sure that you get w h a t may apply If: he or she is bet ween 16 and 18 years of yo ur d oc tor orrlcred. We're age, still attending school, known for our accuracy. and meeting the previously ~ER mentioned guidelines. If a student missed the day of registration at ' the high school, he or she may re~isler at the Ohio"'Ifureau of Em· ployment Services offices ln N- 2nd AveGa llipolis at 44 Olive Street, Midd leporl. Q, POMEROY MAIN STREET Next lo Elberfelds in Pomeroy , 0 . or In Pomeroy at 107 Sycamore Street ****************• : DAN'S ! ! !Western! n,. .. ..Ceausescu calls for SHIRTS ! ! - ......... : Area drivers are urged i /(~<~ jreduced military bloc~ ~ !'"- (' to observe speed limit !* )* ' • ! . * ! -Virginia Eskin to present piapo concert Monday night The .Tri-County Community Concert Assoc talt on will bring its t•tmcert season to a close wtth a piano concert perfonned by the versatile, accomplished Virginia Eskin on Monday at 8 p, m. in the Galha Academy Htgh School adutiori um. Ms. Eskin, who has appeared wtth major orchestras worldwtde, has toured wtth Arthur .. Fiedler and has performed both solo and chamber mustc recitals in the United Stales and Europe. In addition, she has taught at Brandeis University and at the Community'Settlement Music Schools in Boston. She is an acknowledged authority on the music of nineteenth century composers, and is frequ ently co nsulted for prog ram development of American mu sic. In the summer of · 1977, she won a grant from the American Aca dem y of Rome to research Edw-ard ~a c ­ Do well, and made a BBC broadcast m Jul y on MacDowfll and on Amy Cheney Beach. The art tsl 's recen t ~ ~m\_IDf~S Need Nt'w Drap es~ • aJ N ( Today! Ohio Farm New Uplwlslery '! A New Oulfil~ Need Help in Figuring Jusl ., Whnl Yuu Uu ': ..... . .. . I 0 • I I I I I I f I I I I Nt~cd ~ Fabrics, Gn~al Idea!!, Yuu 'II Find These I I .... .... I I When \'ou .... APRIL SPECIAL MOORE'S THE SHOE BOX MUFFLER SHOP recording, "The Piano Music of Mrs. H. H. A. Beech" IGenesis 1054 1 has received mttcal acclaim. She has performed B~ach 's music at th e Kennedy Center in Washtngton, D. C., at the Newport Homanttc Mustc Festival in Rhode Island , and m Rochester, New York. Additionally, New York 's radio station WQXR presented Virginia Eskin in a spec1al program hononn g Beach when the recording was previewed . In addition to the traditiOnal piano litera lure,and her special work on mneteenth-century Ameri can music, Ms. Esktn pcrfonns the works uf such major women composers as Minam Gideon, Clara Schum11nn, and Ruth Crawford Seeger. 1977-78 engagements for Ms Eskin include perfurmances of the Third Piano Concertu wtth the Londun Moza r\. Players and Harry Blech, a return appea rance for BBC, an appearance un Bristol televtston, and several recttals in England, as well as an extensive recita l tour of the United Sta tes. During the 1978-79 season, she wtll perform for the U. S. Ambassa dors in Londun, Brussels, and Rome, and with the Nattonal Orchestre . de Beige, as well as w1th orchestras 10 the Netherlands and in Antwerp. Ms . Eskin's program Mon(lay evemng wtll mclude Bach's Suite in G major , Beethoven 's So nata in F sharp major, two Rhapsodtes and other works by Brahms. Chopm's 'Sonata in B minor, two select tons by Mrs. H. H A. Beach a nd two by Mac DowelL The Trt-Co unty Community Concert Association is proud to present this concert by Ms. Esktn , wh ose talent , In telligence, tech nique , and sensitivity are heralded by crttt cs worldwtde. New members of the associauon may attend the Eskin concert as a special honus. Although the 1978-79 mem bership drive recently clused su cc essf ull y, mem bershi ps for next season 's concert sertes wtll be ava ilable at the dour priur tu Applications being accepted for roundup l*************t H ORDINANCE NO 901.99 P:\ l--->:,1 \ J~ ' Come .fl.- .', To .,\ ' \ ul ~~-l,- "<fhe ·~; . ill"' 1 ~ ..~ . f\i ". ~ ~ . ~. ~_!:[). ' "' ~ :: oac:•x.co=:r.><=:6 Norm H Newland, cha 1rman of the Qu een Selec t ton Committ ee , has anno unced appl ications are being acce pted fro m co ndidates wishi ng to participate in the Fifth Annual Ohio Va lley Hor se Show Associa tion IOVHSA 1 Fall Round-Up . Contestants compete in a number of events throughout the 1978 show seaso n a11d the announcement of the winner ts made at the t wo-<lay horse show held tn September by the OVllSA . Newland , whu has been chatnnan of the select ion l'ommitt ee since the contest inception, is planning to monitor another surruncr of hectic act tvity by the con testant s. The young lady, crowned queen will have accum ula ted the hi ghe st number of pomts for the se ason. Points . ma y be acqutred by att endtn g OV HSA pomt shows, com· petlng tn horsemanship classes, taking a written te;1 on the OVHSA rules and 111 interviews by a panel of Judges at an tnformal tea where personality, po1se and intelligence will be scored . The tea wt ll be held at the Newland hom e m August and it JS the la st event for contes t~:~nt s t o score points. However, 1f required , a ti ebrea ker · horseman ship cla sr. will be held on the la;1 _Spades GILSON TILLERS Rakes LADIES SANDALS Professional Performance & SEEDS Ebersbach Hardware DUTTON DRUG CO. 992-3106 .- I• ti l ,\111'11 'f ili i (U ti I(! !1~1 , II ltr lo t,,, A•, tr o C.1 tr, !tr 11 1 i llJI lt r •, ,d 1• .1!1 lor fll i H r 1rp 1 o l tf ,t l I r l!o·r I 1 ltlr~lltrtq 50 1 r ·rtl<, lrH t ' ' 'It ,prd " ltlrr g C, t •ll t~rldr • ·':>• ,r·d •, !<llllfl t d 1 n ... f' lt •pi • to A •,!rtJ ( rr,, p li P (J 0 1• 1 .\H9 Hd lt U f: ll I ()f. d tflll N y 10019 Ot · '.t Jtl · 111 '·II' '' 1ly , r1 w bu th '> H)Il TAURUS \Apoi 10·May 10) p,., ">O tt '> w t tr) I ( '' !Jil !11 fl ,l!lt •t 1 (ril l wrtl " tiH• II o wr Il l ~" t•, to ddf You rl B e 11 or dam ed by t he Coun c il ot th e yn!age ot Pom er oy Ohro. al t mem ber !. thNe to con cu r rtng Tha t Or dr na nce No 901 99 be am end ed to pr ov id e for a c ha n 9 e 1n p e naq t es f o r V10ia f u1q Ord in an c e N o 901 17 Il l' tJ~tt~"' r• l 1 lh tv i!HJ COUNTY , MEIGS Wanh·d to l.ht)· PUBliC NOTICE The foll owmQ dOClJ men t s IIMBH ' I'OI!i!'I Oy f orP~I Pr o w t. • r e reteived o r pr epar ed b y I he Oh i o Env tro n me ntal dur f'> l o p fHI(P lo t ~ tond11 1 (J Pr o t ec t •on Ag e ncy dur •ng t h e 'J (tw l lmbct Coli 991 '>96~ 01 pr ev1 ous w eek T he eff cc f tv e K L·r~t H or~b y l 446 8~70' ua t e ot each f tnat act to n 1S -. t at ed T he 1Ssu an ce dat e o f COIN ) CUIII/ fN ( Y I O I< PII ~ rl ld each pro p oSe d ac t ton 1s jJOI'ii P! w U I( h1 •, amJ 1 h 0 1 1 1~ st at ed Anyon r> a r~g r , e ve d t;> r '> llvt' l o nd gol d {>/(' n(•f"'d Jq b4 adver se ly a lf ec t ed by a ft na t u11 d o ld w ~~ v1•t ca m~ 8 u ) ') f II act1 on to 1ss ue, deny , moa tly . 111 l •och · Col ! Hog er W0111'JIC ( re vo k e . or r ene w a per mi t . / 4/ /:.J:.J I l tce nse , or va r 1an ce_ . or to app r ov e or d is a ppr ove p lan s 010 .. UR N! IU IH: I ll~ bo" " " bro.,., and spect t tc at •OI)!> , m <)y l t l e h t•d~ 11 0 11 la · J ~ t l c ((J • • I pl ~ ·l ! • an ap pea l wtl h The Env tr o n hrll l·~ · ·!t n lrl o, Wrd r- M 0 M dlt>1 men ial Boa r d of Re•n ew , fi t 4 P o t!l t' t o ~ O h• u o r ((JII Su il f.! 30S J9S E Broad S f , '-/ Q'/ //6U Co lum bus , Oh 10 ~J1 1 6 . w d h 1n l ht rl y ( 30 ) da ys of the e f tee li ve dale , pu r ~ ua n l to Oht o NO II~M 100 l o 1yr ~ 0 1 l oll ,,noll Will hu ) I p •P<£> o1 c0111plc re Re vt sed Co d e Sec t ton 374 S 0}, hu u ~f' h o ld New u ~ed 01 ant1 unl ess su ch f1 n al oc t •On wa s pr ec ed ed b y th e sam e o r q11e '> Ma tlin-; Fu•n1tute :.!0 1-l su b s tant 1ally lh (' same 7nd ) I Mlddlc pO! I l-' h 0 1l(' pr oposed ac l ton Al l such '-!'<}} 6 J7U !J n(l) dCIIOflS a r e SQ ld l>nl tl tt;> d Such per son s mav r eQu es t a n CHIP WOO {) 1-' o iP'> mo ~ ad i ud tca t •o n near tnQ be f or e d iOr ll f •l •·• 10 0 11 Ior ge '> I Pn rf $~ T he Oh to E P A on a prO p ose d JH'I ton Hund le d ~ lo b S6 ~H ~ ac t ton to ISSue , deny m od tl y 1011 Oe l •'vCrf' d to O ht o Pol If 1 r evo k e, or r enf> w a per m 1t , Co f.!t I l' n 111NOy 99/ 1b~9 l ic ense , or ya r 1a nce . or to a pp r ove or d 1sapp r ov e p l an s GOO D US ~ D 11ml o • wt!h a nd sp ec tft c a l 1ons , w tlh1 n hyd la ul1c ] pt h11ch 74? :107 4 t h• rt y ( 30 ) aa ys of t h e 1ss uan ce d at e OR C 374 5. 07 ~ C A S H S l o• tvnk (or ., f.rye ., does not pr ov 1de tor ad l 1uc k a nd Au to Po1 h. W r • f ~ ~-'' jud tcal ton heiH tnCI re Que s t s ~:(' 1 1/l(l~ I 11H '>0 11' 011d llr •p1111 or a pp ea l s on orcH:r !i, v ert f tcd Ru tk.t11d / 4'1 ?081 r11 ·1-'P I ~nriJd com p la1nt s or en l or ce lll en t / <l'l 957) comp l 1ance sc hedu le l eit er s W il h tn 30 da ys of pul) ll calton f' IGS WAN HO ~ vo tp l l Hol(omb 1n a new sp ap er •n th e il ff ec l ed A lban y Oh1 0 l 698 )(I'}) or cou n t y, any pe r son m ay a t<;o qrn 7737 ( l ) su bm tt wr tlten commen t s r e! a rtng to a c t ton s pr oposed WANI 10 bu) l' c k •nQIIC' ~P tloQ a c t ion s , ver d ted co mp lc"l ln l s, Jill N eO!>C 99') b35d or en fo r c em en t cornpt 1an ce sc h edu le le it er s 171 r equ es t· CAMI-' l R SU:U ' ING a t li'O ' t b a pu b l tc mee t tng r ectardtng 991 16{1 ~ propo se d ac 110ns t1nd or (J) r equ est n o t 1c e of f u r the r a c t ton s or p r oceed 1ngs A ll r eque !. l s t o r ild t ud 1c at to n a nd pu b t•c he ar rng s rnee t tngs . and other com mun 1c at tons 'con ce r ntn g publ tC mee t1 ng s, ad tud tca t lo n hea r 1ng s. v er 1f 1e cl c om pla i n t s, a nti r eg u l a t to n s, sh ou ld be a d d r ess ed to T he L ega l Re c or d s Scc tto n, Oh 10 10 d 9 , E PA , P 0 B o). Columbu s Oh tO 431 16 , ( 61J ) J6b 6037 Un tes~ o1n erw 1se !r. l afed Ill ptH ! tCU I<H nOI ICCS. att ot h N com mun1ca t •o n s t n c l u d tng L ornme nt s on propose d ac t to ns , shou ld be ad dr ess ed et t her to Th e A.1 r Permtr s a n d Com pt ran ce MOn IIOrtng 0 1Vt!i i On or Perm 1l a nd App r OII il l Sec t 1o n. w h •Chevc r 1S aopropr tat e, a t The Oh to EPA , P 0 Bo x 1049, Co l umbus Oh10 43/ 16 ts suanc e of NPD ES pe r m II Oh•o Pow er Co . Rac1 n e Hyd r oele c t r i C Pla nt St Rt 33B Ra ct nc , Oh 10 ell ectr 'w' e d ate Od 06 78 R ecei v tng wa t e r s Oh10 R t ver Perm i t No BD\9 AD rh t5 l tn al act1on no t p rec ed ed by p r opo<oed act i on and 1S a ppea l a ble toE BR a ay of A pr il , Pa ssed tn c JrCl 19 78 Clar en ce Andr ew s Mayo r Haro ld Br own P r est den l A T TE ST Jane Wal ton Cl er k • (4) 6 13, ] t c (4 ) 13 • Atr undti iOII Ing ow n~ng kool fll OvtH onterm o Ga .. or•d tJfoc 11 11: r ch •gero to r I ub w1 rh ~howet ~~ cellenl rOi ld• !IOn Phon£> I d/ 2906 ! !HA Vll IRAHR C he ~.ter R o~ ... Ct ... lnr1d 985 3955 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNT Y , OHIO E S T A T E OF T rtna M arte John son , D E CEA SED Case N o. 2119 1 NOTI CE OF APPO INTM ENT OF FIDUCIARY On J anua r y 10, 1978, 1n th e M e1gs County Pr oba te COU l l Case N o ?.729'1 , Ronn te D Joh nson . R ou te 3, Pom er o y , Oh1 0 wa s app o1n t ed Ad m tn l st r ato r o f th e E sta te o f Tr tna , MA r te J oh n!r.o n . ae ce ase:d ta te of Rou te 3, Pom er oy Oh to Manntnq D We bst er P r obat e Ju dg e Cle r k. l <l ) 13, 20, ]7, ) I C r-------·-l ~ Your " Extr a Touch" Ftomt Since 1957 I~:~ ~ ~ PH. 992-2644 352 E Matn, Pomer oy You r FT D Floml yo u t good on t•<; CANCER (June 11-July 11) Olt1 - t' llliU(jll Pror !:J r'l !t•t t(E' Will <> lfdtr l f"l ,it tllfl $ 1l tp 'l LIBRA (Sept 13-0c l 131 You tlav •· IIH • ll!U \ !r ku l lPI'>Ofl t~ l d C QLJI ~ t1t O rt IO(Jd y IJUI VOUI cou ld c~n l aq o n • :e th o!:> •' ~~~Ju df',tl wttll Oo no thtnQ \u l 1ur t yo ur tl l l~!-W lf ll' lh o tlo, SCO RPIO (Oct 14-Nov 121 Se ll l tOub l tnu st n t IJe perrnn te d tu cro<l e you r co n ftclrnce to day II ( OU Uwell I OU he ct vtly upo r1 thE.• HCQ di iVl' !) you r da ) w •ll b t> a bt g 1 1p · • SAGITT ARIU S ! Nov 13-Dec 21 ) Do n 1 ta ll. e : ha nce!:> tod et y do•ng busm e5!) wtl h pe rso ns wh ose re p ul ruo ns d re qucs PISCES (Feb 10-March 20) fh tnk lwtc e be l ore durn ptng I('.Ji hcr yo u r nes t IJPIIC' r todiiy arl dtlt o n al l und s mlo p rotec ts by b t>tn y a bOOSl f' r 1a th c r !h an th at have no t yteld ed re tu rn s ttlc per so n o ut front w ho tS Pu ltmg good m o ney tn a ll e r arn toU '> fo ta k. e thl? bo w s bad tsn 1 th e a n s w e r nt Be JNLW SPAJ·' H1 EN!£H PRI SI ASSN 1 Ill IIIII H111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 t1111111111111111111111111 II IIIII lit IIIIIIW I•5 5 Something to crow about. I ~Heal~~-~~ ' II i Health Trx Cl\)thes Never Chicken Out. Oitt on the l'layground, in tht· Washer, Then Out .md About Fur Another Dd y. St·c Them Now At the Kiddie ShopjX' in Pomeroy. E i ~ ~ i i Hour s. 9:l0tol:OO Mon. thru Sat. 9:10·8, Fri. ~ "'d St..,et Pom eroy , 0 . MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS I= In Order to Vole in i the June 61h Prlmarv ' YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6nt If You are Not Registered : .Visil lhe Soard's Offtce in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- OR Mail the Board a Card If You are in Doubt as lo Whe ther You are Properly Registered. Phone the Board- 1 = ~· e WILl BE They'll all be Following their HOT TRACKS. Cause lhey leave q utle a n imptesSion wtlh their "Gnd-l tac" sole and cokltful lops ol nykln and suede Ktd power sly ling and quallly all the way Lool< fo r the Free Ktd Powe t comtc txxlk tnslde each box • • ARGUERITE' e•w • V. D. EDWARDS • SHOES : INSURANCE : e AGENCY 0. •••••••••• 992-3639 Please mak e note of fh iS t • new numb er . II wtll be In fJ uly befor e tt is hsted tn the t telephon e books. ., Pom eroy , Ohto • POMEROY, HI-BROW" CARDS humor for all occasions AOUARIUS (Jan . 10-Feb. t9 1 eS !JOUSe 13-Sept I L .__.._.._.._.._....__.....1 todd~ Kee p a wea th e r eye o pen lor the u ne xpec ted today Sumeth tn g adll'a n tage o u s c ou ld p o p up wh1 c h Wtl l r eq u tre a q u tck tespon se d yo u re to be n e!tt VIRGO (Au g ' 10 ft-'ciCJ !11(.> ,------------------~----~----------tl lrtCIId ~ qr ... t • urdltdti O !l ~ th t ' y I(' ll J! ill ! P t f' SIPCI Hl wll ,r! ' (1\J hdVP f (, Olft •r :)l ql t'-, er c; Nlll ll C l.'f· !Hrllhlf' dt<.,\ t-'r ntng your tru~ n1 0 itvt''> IOrl rl y r o r tilt S q• c~ o:;on th(v rThry nu l s ur pOl l til (' Cdu SP<;. you lervr.' rt l ly LEO (July 13-Au g 111 You Cdn ~ • 992-6641 • - 'i> ~I! PWd Imm ediately • OUR NEW • :PHONE NUMBER: • 1917 IERR Y CAM PER 70 b \lc •••••••••• e EFFECTIVE e e l,;amping t.:quipmcnt <ttlf' Jl!IOII )H ltlfJ'• f' ~'vt1o ttonablt': l h ey wo rr 1 tt e at you tevt! l vnth yuu any bett e r t han !h ey do o ther s GEMINI {Ma y 71-June 20) In CAPRI CO RN (Dec 12-Jan, t91 C l' fl dlll SIIU d l llJII', / l'l ll !I lllnll ~Y o u r bas'", may be e xccp tton , a~w 1uu t rt> '>Uu t r_ t .., with Cl•n ally dtl !tc ull to g e t a!Oi tg wr th $1d £' rct t"!lf' c; lo. ill trJLid~ H (J wf ' Vf ' l loda y esp (.•Cralty d tl s fel t y f) U II ' nul l1~('~~ [ (l 'l iWW ii ,-ou re no t cooper a lm g as yo u pr o t1t Bd tl tn lJ'"'• cnlt l<l o fh1 •t sh o uld · , rrtOIP GRASS SEED PACKAGED VEGETABLE PR OV ID E vs lll trrr • rr l lliltil vnu c1 • t1rt SELECT GROUP OF CONVERSE AND KEDS TENNIS SHOES 30% OFF NO T hn t Ord 1na n ce N o 901 99 1S her eby amen de(! t o r ea d as l ott o "' s ( A Wh oe v er VIOl ates ar1y pr OV I!>IOn o f t hi S c hap ter for w h 1{h no pena lt y 1S oth cr w tse pr ovtd Cd sha ll be ftned not mor e t h an li ve h undr ed d o t ta r s ( \500 00 ) or 1m p r, son e d not rnor e thi'ln n1 ne ty days , or bo t h Wnoeve r V1o le~t e s (Bl 5ect ton s 90 1 04. 90 1 07 901 17 or 90 1 13 st1a11 n ot be ftnt'd mo r e th an li f t y dol Ia r s ($SO 00 ) tCI W hoeve r v1o tat es Sec t1ons 901· 01 or 90 1 OB shall be f rned not mor e t han I NO hund r ed fdt y do ll ar s ( $150 00 ) or tm pr •son ed not IN THE mor e than lh trl y d a ys or COMMON PLEAS COURT , bO t h MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO i D l Any per soo VIO!al mg Se Ct ton 90 1 07 s hall be ROBERTA C. O' BRIEN . pro se c u ted and p uni Shed as d PLAINTIFF hr w er e t he prtn ctp a l ot f elld er ONE ITA BAKER HUTTON , i E l Wh oe v e r vtolat es ET AL Sec tJOn 901 17 shall oe f tned DEFENDANTS . not mnrP t han se ve n hund r ed NO . \ 6, 6 19 Idl y <lOI I a r s (S!SO 00 ) or LEGAL NOTICE 1mpnson ed n ot m o r e t hdn Pursuant to an order of sal e n1n ety d ays , or bo t h iss ue d by t h e Court of T h1 s Ord tn an ce sha l l take Common Pl eas , M e tg S elt ect a nd be 1n f or ce fr om County, Ohto , 1 wtll off er for and af t er th e ea rt 1est d at e sa l e a t pub l 1c au clton on th e -. pr OVI ded by ta N 29th da y of A p r il , 1978 a t 10 00 A M on ) he Courl H ouse Pa ssed the 3r d da y of A pr1 l st e ps, Pome r o y , OhtO , t h e 1978 f o l low tng des c r 1bed r e a l Claren c e And r ew s es tat e , to w tt May or Th e foll o w i ng desc r 1bed r e al es l at e s duat e 1n Oltve Harold Br own T o wn shtp , Me tgs Co unty Pres •o en r Oh tO Being in Fr ac lt on JS ATTE ST Sec t ton 27 , Tow n 4, Rang e 11 Jane W a lt on Oh1o Compan y s Pur c hase , Cle r k beg 1nn 1ng at th e sout he a st c orn e r of s a td fr a c t ton . [ d ) 6." 13 ] I C thence no rth o n a tme ma de as a d tvtSt on lin e oy J ohn H o1 k ?n d , Sur vey or , betw e en ORDINANCE NO 909 99 t he satd Sam uel Osborn a n d A N ORDI N A N CE AMEN W tllt am Os born , ru nn1n g e a s t OIN t; O~ DINAN CE NO n nd w est , th en ce w cs t to th e 909 99 TO P ROV I DE wes t I ine of sat a sec l! o n CH A N G E IN PENA L T I E S t hen ce so uth 106 rod s to ih e FO R V I O LATIN G OR sou th ltn e ot sa td fr ac t ton . D INAN CE N O 909 OS th ence ea st ! 3d ro ds t o t he sout h ea s t c or ner o t sai d Be t1 ordam ed bY th e tr a ctio n an d pla c e of Co u ncil of t he Vt llage of begt nn 1ng Pom er oy , Ohto . all m emb er s II tS in tend ed to convey all there to concu rr mg t he sa 1d l an d south of s a td Th a t Ord1nance N o 909 99 d tvtsto n l tne as a tor esat d w tth tS he r eby amen ded to r ead a s th e e x.c ep t1on of that part o ut foll ow s o f n1e no rth e a st par! d eede d i A l Wh oe ver vto lat es any to Samu e l Ward pr ov 1S tO n o l- l hi>So"~ h 'Eip l er l or R ef eren ce V olu me 112 p a g e w h1 cll no pena lt y tS ot her w tse 3 48 M e t gs C ount y D e ed pr ov tde d sh all be f tnr'tl not R eco rds mo r e t h a n f , ft y ~· ! I ar s TE RM S OF SALE Ca sh m ($50001 ha na on d a y of sa te to be sold ( B ) W h oeve r vto lat es sub tec t to r e a l es t a l e t ax e s Sec t .on 909 0'2 shall be l tnc d due and payable not mo r e tn an t w o h un ar ed The r ig h t 1S r est>rv ed t o - ftlt y dollar s ( $ 250 00 \ or r e 1ec t any o r a ll b 1d S Im pr iSOne d not m o r t:' t ha n Pr opert y a pp rat sed at Hlt rl y days , or bo t h S5.005 00 l C l W hoe <a r v 1o 1at es JA M E S J P J;lQFF IT T , Sec t tO n s 909 04, 909 06 cm d SHERIFF OF 90 9 08 sha l l be f in ed not more M E I GS COU NT Y . O HIO than t tve h uno r ed d Oll ar s O ' BRI EN & O' BRIE N t SSOO 00 \ or tm pr i ~oned not FOR A T T O RN EY S m o r e t han S•x ty Clay s , or bOth P L AIN TI FF (0 ) Wh o ev e r VIOl ate!. Sec t 1on 909 OS sh a ll be t tn ed (3) 30 , ( 4 ) 6 , 13 . 3t c no t m ore man t w o h u ndr ed f dty d ollar s ( \250 OO l or tmp r 1so ned no t mor e tha n th ~r t y d a ys Th 1s Or d tn an c e shalt tak e Fo r Fuda.,. Apn l 14 eff ec t it lld be tn for ce t r am an d afl er th e ea r i H:s t date p r ov tded t>y l aw • lj(l f BULK GARDEN SEEDS Sh<Wels AMEN P EN AL T I E S FOR ·VIOLAT I N G OR D IN A N CE NO 90 1 17 Ms . Eski n's performa nce . Membershtp prices are $12 Oil for an adult , $6.00 for a st udent, $30.00 for a family , and $7.110 for a senior cittzen (over 60). Four c;pncerts have been assured for 1978-79 : the New York Vocal Arts Ensemble in October, the La urea t e Woodwin d Ensemble tn January, the Ronnie Brow~ Trio in Februa ry, a~d Keith and Rusty McN.eil , folk singers, 1n May . ot !f 1 )r r r j, FERRY -MORSE Stop By And See The 90 1 99 TO CH A N G E IN ASTRO•GRAPH SHOE SALE· O R D IN ANC E DIN G OR DIN ANCE day of the round-up, nnmediately precedtng the crowning ceremony In addi tion to representin g the OV HSA in va rio.us functwns thruugh the 1979 show seaso n, the new queen will recetve a high crown tiera for her western hat an d numerous g1ft s from th e clubs and loca l merchants. New land stated th e popularity of a girl or officer mflu ence cannot affect the selection uf the qu een sin ce ea ch contestant must acq utre points on her own ability throughout the 1978 show season . The OVHSA operates the on ly queen contest system by a horse sho w assoc iatiOn 1n the state of Oh10 which IS not controlled by offt cers, a committee or some other outside inn uence. The very first queen crowned was Polly Hudson, Bernice Bede Osol Ga llipolis. Her successur was Marilyn La ne also from Ga llipolis. Both Hudwn and Layne were members of the Saddle and Strlotn Rtding Club. The third queen was Apr~l 14 , 1978 Marcia Di llard from r tll' , !rllllll(j I ' rl! v O 1 ' I Hr uld Pomeroy . Th e current fll iJI'I It• ' • JH Ill Ill ' <i l l 1111 rctgnmg queen ts IAJri Dar ~1 prr ;/'Ill • td trl yiJI JI 1! 1, !1{ licJ I from the Riverview Sadd le ,, li ,IIJ' IJ , I I '! II l lti(jl l t lll l!h ll ~1 Club in Point Pleasant. tr , I'•' :, ,,, ·. t•• .rdtl I<• \ •Ji ll Application form s may be f f •',l/1 11 I , obtained from any of the ARI ES ! M il rc h 71-Apn l 19} In ,t.·,,~: r, t !1 dl nq trr1111 ~ t!IJI secretaries of the riding clubs ,tt• nq !l !11d .J' ,. r,t, !t 'lld to tn the OV HSA . The cl ubs tn Itlt d• , '•IH ~ H•', l tr t l•v r·rnp t ld •,, ,'i ll!) I Jill ,, . , , ~ II',., , .. ,., Wi ly t Conttnued on page 10) CAA Garden Trowels AN MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS 'Masonic Temple Building P. O. 80~ 488 , Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 Phon"e 992 -2697 Hours 9:00-4 : 00- Saturdays 9; 00 -12 : 00 5 5 i ~~!I = = ~ i I=·~= i • = L---9-92--3-5-Rf-·-------K~UD~D~ffi~SH~O~P~PE____N~~~~r~ St~ im~cr~ s ~ IIIIIIHIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIItiiiiiiiiiNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllttltiiiiiii-IIHIIIIUttltNIIHIIIII (/(;nir~11 '!)?f'f'lritfJ Crea t tve Excel Ien ce ts an Ame r1 c an TradJt tDn �... 1 6_:_ Th~ D~ 1i 1 St'lll\11\'l. "!IJcilepUI t-l'uJne\0.1, U, lllurs<ia), tlpttl J:l, l!li B . ' '' 35 BrunsWick teachers j'ailed, get no solace 7-~ The Daily Sentinel, Miduleport-Pomeruy, 0 .. Thursday, Apnll:l, 1978 Street repair is discussed ~tr e ct prub lcm repairs a nd a or dog~:~ r u rllllll ~ ltlt1se were the mam ttems on the agenda at the Tuesday ('\ening meetmg uf the ' Ncw Haven Town Council has prevented the school court that U1e teachers have Pleas ,Judge :'letl W Wlntfi rld A delegation from Haven COI.,UMB US t UPi t board from mamtalning Its not a ~reed to return to worK if Heig hts appeared before wllo IS ('O madc r in~ fw·ther Thirty-ftve ja1led llrunswtrk planned and order ly they are let out of ja1 l and the cuunctl request ing repairs fo r l'untem pt cour t ctt at!Ons. schoolteachers go! 1in snlii C(' curnQtllum and has caused a otlwr. still-strtking teachers the streets in that housing The B11ms" ll'k Cily Schoo l from the Ohio Su pt:.eme C\t w·t hardshtp for parents and ha\e not returned to work . Bo~u·d flh:d a mutwn \\ it h t h~ ;uca . A spo kesma n fo1 the Wednesday the JUSII <es Al so W ednesday, Medi na sclnXJ khddren . {~n ur t We,Lnes d a~ e~s km ~ 1 1 tu ~roup was Juanita Clark refused to or'der the1r r elt'lJ :,t~ Teachers 1n th ~ 8,500Cou nt ~ Prosec utor Hoger In· ft was reported that the pendin ~ a hearm g •"Vn tlw refus\> ''' free th e st rtkl n~ ~ r c~ h am responded to a Su- stu!jfnt illstrict - the largest reSide nt s of New Haven teacher s. \\ tw ban• not legality of jathn g. stnkt ng in Medina Count y went on' preme Court fl'quest U1at he honored a co tu·t urder tellmg Hetghls are tn the process uf teachers. stnke March 29 . When the explat n why the teachers having thctr streets resurthem to ret urn to work Today, 55 otht•r sttiktng ·nw teacht•rs union h<id were arn•sied and bemg held teachers refused U> obey the fa ced, and wanted counc1l teachers and the teachers lcmpnrat y restraining orde r, to approve repairs until lhe earlier asked lht.' court to m Jai l lawyers wtll appear bd ore th e commo n pleas court ~1gntham told !he court res urfaci ng ·could be comreq uest the school board to Medina C o u n t ~ t'u mnwn show cause as to wh} the that the teacher s were m issued a $500-a-day line pleted. Coun cil voted to te,,c·hers should be he ld 10 cJ(.•ar \110ia twn uf a against ea ch striking teacher purch ase 25 tons of lunestone temporary restratnmg order and Jailed 35 members of t he and have 11 pla ced 10 the ja il un ion last >t reet holes cuurt did hoi set a date tssued by the Medtna County tea chers for the hean ng on !h at Common Pleas,_(<Jurt Apnl 4 weekend Council also approved a The 9th Ohio D1str1ct OJ urt motion to enforce the town : MIDDLEPORT, 0. mnt wn. but smd 11 would not urden ng tJ1e te achers back to of Appeals in Akron agreed to dog ordinance~· There have rclea st• th e teacher ~ w1t1l one work lngr:u1am also said the free the teachers, but only tf been com plaints from IS hel d Tlw scl1ool il< •artl told the teal'hers' refusal to return U1ey agreed to return to work , various residents concerm ng MAKING UP THE dance line to "DarktoWfl Strutters Ball" are Mina Conger, Carol ,._ which they did not. dogs running loose in the Sellers Vickie Barber and Patricia Pauley, 1-c Dtreclors of the program lobe presented ' stree ts. The spo kesma n Saturd~y at 7 30 p. m. at Portlan~leme ntary are Joyce Ann Richie, Jam ce Deem, ,._ reported that all dog owners Roberta Maidens, pianist, Larry Wolfe and Mary McGuire. All students w1lltakc part. ,._ must keep their dogs tied or ,._ '~\ they wtll be picked up. ,._ Bulldtng permits were ~ ., ,_,., such as hi gh vtsibilit y tssued lo Honnie Zerkle , G. 0 . patrolling, radar, and speed Roush and son, Edd ie checks by division aircraft. " Bomgamer and the New Accordmg to Lt WigglesHaven F'ire Department an d worth, voluntary compliance Rescue Squad . by Ohio drivers to the 55-mileAttendi ng were Ma yo r · '---...J ·.... \ l!y HELEN THOMAS as pects of human rtghts we tlleme. 1 ~ per-hour speed lumt is the ' · ·l. / , , IJ P~ Whit e Ht>USl' R•porter mtght ha ve dtfferent " Romant a has been able to <Charles Housh ; Co un cil Lt E rnest W. Wi g- other traffic laws." best solutton . , , . ,.._. ... >t II ·ISH! NG TON tiJPl J philo so pht cal concepts serve as a bridge among member s, Do na ld Ka y, glesworth , commander of The program ,.,based on a 1 "Self enfor cement is · , Romaman Presiden t Ntcol ae Noth mg wrong With that ." · nations w1th highly dtvergent Harold '· Moxley, James the Ohio Stale Htghway selective trafftc en forcement always t he best en 1 Cea usescu IS calling for an Ceausesc~ was greeted by_ 1oews," Carter satd "Th ere Wheeler, Btll Btrd and Patrol's Gallta-Metgs Po;i, concept, ass~res that officers [orcement ," he satd . ,._ ', r 1. b • 7 : end ttl a wurld clivt dcd b) Prestdent Cart er at the Whtte are differences In our Recorder Wendy Dtvers has urged area dnvers to will be assigned to lnter.-tate "However, tht s IS not always ,._ , II.. f' 1 >t mtllta r) blocs, and saJs " we House Wednesday morntng polit ical system and our observe the federally man- and other htghways whtch possible and Project OASIS ll>t stv•uld pa) more attention to <md he I~ pnvate meetm gs nn lttar)· alliances. llut the dated 55-mile-per-hour speed have a htgh traffic volume. win be impl emented to stop ~ • nnh tary diSengagement and With Ca rter and other fa ctor s whtch btnd us limtt for their own safety as The ob jective of Project the rising trend by motorists disa rmament " offtci als during tile cla) to get her are mu ch more SOC IAL PLANNED well as the protection of the OASIS, according to the to dnve at higher speeds than Jt THRU SIZE 20 >t In a toasl at a Wh ite House He was scheduled to stgn a profuund." Pla ns fur the Mcmurtlll <A her highway uset s. Lieutenant, is to maintam a .. ·55 miles per hour " • >t state dmner m his honor, JOmt decla rat iOn wtth Carter In hts wast , Ceausescu smd Day t hicken bal'llequc and " It has been proven that smoot h now of traffic within Ccausesro satd, "on certain at a farewell meeting wday his country supports " the ll' l ' l '!'l' f.l lll .SO Ci al Wl' l' ~ drivmg at 55 miles per hour the, po~1ed speed limit and In hts Ula;1 Wednesday lib eratiun movement s 1n diScussed ill the Tuesdav sa ves lives and fuel," Lt. thus promote greater. highntght, he apparently was Hhodesta , Nam1b1a and South lllghl 111 l!l'llllg of the Ra c 111~ Wtgglesworth satd. " In order way sa fety for commuters, THE "VIVA" by replytng to Ca rter who in his Afrtca .. . and thmr nghts Ul Auxdwi y of the Ftre Dcpartto msure strict enforcement vacationers, and out~f-state own toast callc>d for "the be free and to manage their nH·nt hl'id <I( till' li;Jil . ft WHS of this speed ltmtt. the High- travelers . wuft ci.tl !On of farmhe s and o ~m affatr s " 111 1ted thrtt tile new uniform HUSH PUPPIES "Offtcers sta tioned at the way Pat rol will begin a baste htunan freedoms." .~IIH K' k s had lx.•t.•n tr'IL'd on <:1! a program called OASIS on Gallia-Meigs Post will ' be Carter has been petiti oned f' prerr ow, llll'ctmg. A euwred Apri1' 23, 1978 in time for the placed m selected areas tu b: nume r ous Am eri ca n db h d ll111 l' l' Wet S CIIJ U)' t.'d iJ) create the maxtmum unpact heavy sum mer tra ff ic t'ttt zens of Roma n1a n lht• rru.•r nbt.·rs. lk ulet h r\ulher· seaso n." on the motormg public," Lt. her n age see king he lp in OSplt, CWS sun wun tile duur prrzt• Wiee lesworth sa id. "We will OAS IS , he ex plained, gettm g ext! visas for their nds for Ohioans Against use enforcement techniques sta ·. close relattve.s 1n Romama Veterans Memorial Hospital Speeding In our State A White House spokesm an Adtnttted - Augusta Pott s, " The name was chosen said after the Wednesday Sy racuse: Gerald Morri s, \1 .:because observmg the speed mornmg m ee ~ing the tWo Ru tl and , Doruthy Rea, •• • an obfiga tion of regulation is prestde nt s had di sc ussed Pomer oy; Clyde Qutll en, •••• every dnver, " Lt. WigglesHolzer Medical Center !tl- ' • • • • ways to "move the pea ce Sy racuse ; Carl Gilk ey. ' wort h sai d. " OAS IS is Discharges, April12 process foq•ard ." , Ma son Rona ld Bail. Raynfond designed to pla ce mure ' Both Carter and Ceausescu Di sch arg ed Mar y (Continued from pag(1) Boothe, Mary Braley, Bertha troopers on the highways to arc acting ets mtddlemen in Ba ldwin , Preston Parso ns. e•• • •• • •• the touchy Mt ddl e East Vi cky Schaefer, Norman Brown , Mrs. Htcky Causey enforce the speed limit and and we haven't gotten any of Built • 0 • it . It 's all gone to the negot iations that have broken Lehew, Hawthurne Murphy , and daughter . Mrs. James 0 •• Clark and daughter, Mrs. middleman . I can 't Duty GET LICENSES the Lee f down follo wing Robm so n, Judy t f Marriage !1ccnses were under stan d th&,t man' s Chrtstmas-season flurr) that Williams. Lelah Hendrix. Keith Davis and ctaughter, Construction • • • t •• logic, " Evelyn Emmert, Ha zel issued to the followtng opened With Egypt ia n Norman Mtlliron, All en t +' Risher also sa 1d some •Economy Priced Pre sid en t Anwar Sada t's Hart Ie), Sarah Roush, Mer le Gardner, Ceci l Hanmg, June Wednesday Robert Jay H11l, t o o o Hi cks, Debra Htll, Jason 22, Pomeroy, and Brenda Sue foreign tnvestors have plans ' historic tr ip to Israel. Manl ey. to purchase U.S. farmland . Mary Kee fer, Howard, Tay lur, 22, Pumeroy ; Francis "No effort should be spared Carolyn Kelley , Ra che l Leroy Ptckens, 33, Lel;lrt, W. , " If these mvestors buy out w brmg peat·e Ul the Middle Pleasant Valley Hos pital McCoy, Glady s Newman , Va., and Mary Jo Edwards, our land, then watch the East lead ing tu the • Bone Di scharged Melvin Powell , Garnett Queen , 22, Middleport; Ernest prices go 'tip:- satd Risher. Jerry Most American Cars wtthctrawal of Israel fro m "The big bucks bought the Installed ter ri tort es occupted as a Kmnaird, Glenwood, Mrs Earl Robinson, Anita Russell , Eu~~ n e Halley , 18, Rt. I, Smartly styled and tot all y votes and we just don 't have Paul Jeffers, SouthSide ; Mrs Troy Saylor, Doris Simpson , 0\eshtre, and Patncia Jolene result of U1e 1961- war ... the per forated to 9 1" e you a til em," said Risher, "But ·we esta bliS hm ent of an Eu gene Mollohan , Racine; Glenn Sm tih , Sr , Ma ry Robtnson, 17, Cheshire. refreshing feeling . in EXPERT I·NSTALLATION SERVICE have food , an d tha t's appearan ce a nd foo l independent Palesttni an state Mrs Russell Lewis, Letart ; Thornton, Palmer Ttmble, Heavy Duty Brake Shoes, Shock Absorbers something everybody needs Mrs. Denny Nibert and son, comforl Low hee led for all · Van co, Kathe rine Cheryl DAR TO MEET and by guarant eeing the day wal ki ng ease Gallipolis Ferry; Roy F'utIt 's a matter of tile big getting W eaver , Howard Williams, mdependence, soveretgnty '' nl ccliug of Ret urn Jun athan Meigs Chapter of bigger and the' lillie people andJIItegrtty of all nation s in phin. St. Albans; Joe Oliver, Earl Wimer. Ja ckson, Ohto; Jan et Births Aprll12 the Da ughters of the JUSt having to struggle tile area ... " he said . Wtll ia ms, Vtnt on, Oht o; Mr . and Mrs . Stephen Ameri can Revuluuon Will be along ." Rmna nw IS the onl y East Risher said he and his Teresa Lane, Pomt Pleasant; Hend e rson , dau g hter, held al l :30 p.m. friday at St. European Co mmunist bloc brother-ini aw operate a 1,300 Clay ton Mash , Mason; l!!iddleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul Lutheran Chu rdt nation to have diplomatk acre feed grain farm and are Harper , Pot nt Robert Bruce Hively, son, Galltpolis; · fellowship hall instead of at relat10ns wtth both Isr ae l and Middleport. 0 . 992 -2848 Pleasant . considering cutting back pro'W and Mrs. Michael Jeftht• home of Mrs. Mary MorEgypt. 124 W. Main St. Btrths - A son to Dr . and fries, son, Wellston : Mr and 0. n s as wa s earlier anrwunt·ed. duction by 25 to 50 percent . Carter touched th e same " U we all get together we Mrs Homeo Gomez , Lakin ; Mrs. Stephen Matteson, son, can show tllem we have some A son to Mr . and Mrs. John Well ston; Mr. and Mrs . power and that's food Perry, Pomt Pleasant . Robert McGuire, daughter, power, " said Risher . Crown City. 1Continued from page 1) tratmng servtces deSigned locally and adpt ed to local needs . Registration for YETP ts neari ng completion in the co unties' htgh schools 'lliose you are enrolled wtll be assessed at the Buckeye Hills Ca reer Center in !Uo Grande on the Comprehensive Occupationa l Assessment and Traintng System (COATS ! to establtsh the students' living skill s, employablllly at titudes and job seeking and keepmg attitudes ' Students FOR ATHLETE FEET will be placed In the apEverything /s Here! propriate section of YETP ; work ex peri ence, classroom training , and on· the-job training, dependlng on the individual student' s needs and ca pabilities . Progression through these sect Ions will be on an individual basis. The end result will hopefully be the placement of each st udent In meaningful , unsubsldlzed employment: Select Group The main concept of YETP Is not a make-work situation, but rather a training session for the st udent. Any student Connie and Footwor~s When you lilt a prescr iption with lii' Ga lHa and Meigs co unties u s. you're sure that you get w h a t may apply If: he or she is bet ween 16 and 18 years of yo ur d oc tor orrlcred. We're age, still attending school, known for our accuracy. and meeting the previously ~ER mentioned guidelines. If a student missed the day of registration at ' the high school, he or she may re~isler at the Ohio"'Ifureau of Em· ployment Services offices ln N- 2nd AveGa llipolis at 44 Olive Street, Midd leporl. Q, POMEROY MAIN STREET Next lo Elberfelds in Pomeroy , 0 . or In Pomeroy at 107 Sycamore Street ****************• : DAN'S ! ! !Western! n,. .. ..Ceausescu calls for SHIRTS ! ! - ......... : Area drivers are urged i /(~<~ jreduced military bloc~ ~ !'"- (' to observe speed limit !* )* ' • ! . * ! -Virginia Eskin to present piapo concert Monday night The .Tri-County Community Concert Assoc talt on will bring its t•tmcert season to a close wtth a piano concert perfonned by the versatile, accomplished Virginia Eskin on Monday at 8 p, m. in the Galha Academy Htgh School adutiori um. Ms. Eskin, who has appeared wtth major orchestras worldwtde, has toured wtth Arthur .. Fiedler and has performed both solo and chamber mustc recitals in the United Stales and Europe. In addition, she has taught at Brandeis University and at the Community'Settlement Music Schools in Boston. She is an acknowledged authority on the music of nineteenth century composers, and is frequ ently co nsulted for prog ram development of American mu sic. In the summer of · 1977, she won a grant from the American Aca dem y of Rome to research Edw-ard ~a c ­ Do well, and made a BBC broadcast m Jul y on MacDowfll and on Amy Cheney Beach. The art tsl 's recen t ~ ~m\_IDf~S Need Nt'w Drap es~ • aJ N ( Today! Ohio Farm New Uplwlslery '! A New Oulfil~ Need Help in Figuring Jusl ., Whnl Yuu Uu ': ..... . .. . I 0 • I I I I I I f I I I I Nt~cd ~ Fabrics, Gn~al Idea!!, Yuu 'II Find These I I .... .... I I When \'ou .... APRIL SPECIAL MOORE'S THE SHOE BOX MUFFLER SHOP recording, "The Piano Music of Mrs. H. H. A. Beech" IGenesis 1054 1 has received mttcal acclaim. She has performed B~ach 's music at th e Kennedy Center in Washtngton, D. C., at the Newport Homanttc Mustc Festival in Rhode Island , and m Rochester, New York. Additionally, New York 's radio station WQXR presented Virginia Eskin in a spec1al program hononn g Beach when the recording was previewed . In addition to the traditiOnal piano litera lure,and her special work on mneteenth-century Ameri can music, Ms. Esktn pcrfonns the works uf such major women composers as Minam Gideon, Clara Schum11nn, and Ruth Crawford Seeger. 1977-78 engagements for Ms Eskin include perfurmances of the Third Piano Concertu wtth the Londun Moza r\. Players and Harry Blech, a return appea rance for BBC, an appearance un Bristol televtston, and several recttals in England, as well as an extensive recita l tour of the United Sta tes. During the 1978-79 season, she wtll perform for the U. S. Ambassa dors in Londun, Brussels, and Rome, and with the Nattonal Orchestre . de Beige, as well as w1th orchestras 10 the Netherlands and in Antwerp. Ms . Eskin's program Mon(lay evemng wtll mclude Bach's Suite in G major , Beethoven 's So nata in F sharp major, two Rhapsodtes and other works by Brahms. Chopm's 'Sonata in B minor, two select tons by Mrs. H. H A. Beach a nd two by Mac DowelL The Trt-Co unty Community Concert Association is proud to present this concert by Ms. Esktn , wh ose talent , In telligence, tech nique , and sensitivity are heralded by crttt cs worldwtde. New members of the associauon may attend the Eskin concert as a special honus. Although the 1978-79 mem bership drive recently clused su cc essf ull y, mem bershi ps for next season 's concert sertes wtll be ava ilable at the dour priur tu Applications being accepted for roundup l*************t H ORDINANCE NO 901.99 P:\ l--->:,1 \ J~ ' Come .fl.- .', To .,\ ' \ ul ~~-l,- "<fhe ·~; . ill"' 1 ~ ..~ . f\i ". ~ ~ . ~. ~_!:[). ' "' ~ :: oac:•x.co=:r.><=:6 Norm H Newland, cha 1rman of the Qu een Selec t ton Committ ee , has anno unced appl ications are being acce pted fro m co ndidates wishi ng to participate in the Fifth Annual Ohio Va lley Hor se Show Associa tion IOVHSA 1 Fall Round-Up . Contestants compete in a number of events throughout the 1978 show seaso n a11d the announcement of the winner ts made at the t wo-<lay horse show held tn September by the OVllSA . Newland , whu has been chatnnan of the select ion l'ommitt ee since the contest inception, is planning to monitor another surruncr of hectic act tvity by the con testant s. The young lady, crowned queen will have accum ula ted the hi ghe st number of pomts for the se ason. Points . ma y be acqutred by att endtn g OV HSA pomt shows, com· petlng tn horsemanship classes, taking a written te;1 on the OVHSA rules and 111 interviews by a panel of Judges at an tnformal tea where personality, po1se and intelligence will be scored . The tea wt ll be held at the Newland hom e m August and it JS the la st event for contes t~:~nt s t o score points. However, 1f required , a ti ebrea ker · horseman ship cla sr. will be held on the la;1 _Spades GILSON TILLERS Rakes LADIES SANDALS Professional Performance & SEEDS Ebersbach Hardware DUTTON DRUG CO. 992-3106 .- I• ti l ,\111'11 'f ili i (U ti I(! !1~1 , II ltr lo t,,, A•, tr o C.1 tr, !tr 11 1 i llJI lt r •, ,d 1• .1!1 lor fll i H r 1rp 1 o l tf ,t l I r l!o·r I 1 ltlr~lltrtq 50 1 r ·rtl<, lrH t ' ' 'It ,prd " ltlrr g C, t •ll t~rldr • ·':>• ,r·d •, !<llllfl t d 1 n ... f' lt •pi • to A •,!rtJ ( rr,, p li P (J 0 1• 1 .\H9 Hd lt U f: ll I ()f. d tflll N y 10019 Ot · '.t Jtl · 111 '·II' '' 1ly , r1 w bu th '> H)Il TAURUS \Apoi 10·May 10) p,., ">O tt '> w t tr) I ( '' !Jil !11 fl ,l!lt •t 1 (ril l wrtl " tiH• II o wr Il l ~" t•, to ddf You rl B e 11 or dam ed by t he Coun c il ot th e yn!age ot Pom er oy Ohro. al t mem ber !. thNe to con cu r rtng Tha t Or dr na nce No 901 99 be am end ed to pr ov id e for a c ha n 9 e 1n p e naq t es f o r V10ia f u1q Ord in an c e N o 901 17 Il l' tJ~tt~"' r• l 1 lh tv i!HJ COUNTY , MEIGS Wanh·d to l.ht)· PUBliC NOTICE The foll owmQ dOClJ men t s IIMBH ' I'OI!i!'I Oy f orP~I Pr o w t. • r e reteived o r pr epar ed b y I he Oh i o Env tro n me ntal dur f'> l o p fHI(P lo t ~ tond11 1 (J Pr o t ec t •on Ag e ncy dur •ng t h e 'J (tw l lmbct Coli 991 '>96~ 01 pr ev1 ous w eek T he eff cc f tv e K L·r~t H or~b y l 446 8~70' ua t e ot each f tnat act to n 1S -. t at ed T he 1Ssu an ce dat e o f COIN ) CUIII/ fN ( Y I O I< PII ~ rl ld each pro p oSe d ac t ton 1s jJOI'ii P! w U I( h1 •, amJ 1 h 0 1 1 1~ st at ed Anyon r> a r~g r , e ve d t;> r '> llvt' l o nd gol d {>/(' n(•f"'d Jq b4 adver se ly a lf ec t ed by a ft na t u11 d o ld w ~~ v1•t ca m~ 8 u ) ') f II act1 on to 1ss ue, deny , moa tly . 111 l •och · Col ! Hog er W0111'JIC ( re vo k e . or r ene w a per mi t . / 4/ /:.J:.J I l tce nse , or va r 1an ce_ . or to app r ov e or d is a ppr ove p lan s 010 .. UR N! IU IH: I ll~ bo" " " bro.,., and spect t tc at •OI)!> , m <)y l t l e h t•d~ 11 0 11 la · J ~ t l c ((J • • I pl ~ ·l ! • an ap pea l wtl h The Env tr o n hrll l·~ · ·!t n lrl o, Wrd r- M 0 M dlt>1 men ial Boa r d of Re•n ew , fi t 4 P o t!l t' t o ~ O h• u o r ((JII Su il f.! 30S J9S E Broad S f , '-/ Q'/ //6U Co lum bus , Oh 10 ~J1 1 6 . w d h 1n l ht rl y ( 30 ) da ys of the e f tee li ve dale , pu r ~ ua n l to Oht o NO II~M 100 l o 1yr ~ 0 1 l oll ,,noll Will hu ) I p •P<£> o1 c0111plc re Re vt sed Co d e Sec t ton 374 S 0}, hu u ~f' h o ld New u ~ed 01 ant1 unl ess su ch f1 n al oc t •On wa s pr ec ed ed b y th e sam e o r q11e '> Ma tlin-; Fu•n1tute :.!0 1-l su b s tant 1ally lh (' same 7nd ) I Mlddlc pO! I l-' h 0 1l(' pr oposed ac l ton Al l such '-!'<}} 6 J7U !J n(l) dCIIOflS a r e SQ ld l>nl tl tt;> d Such per son s mav r eQu es t a n CHIP WOO {) 1-' o iP'> mo ~ ad i ud tca t •o n near tnQ be f or e d iOr ll f •l •·• 10 0 11 Ior ge '> I Pn rf $~ T he Oh to E P A on a prO p ose d JH'I ton Hund le d ~ lo b S6 ~H ~ ac t ton to ISSue , deny m od tl y 1011 Oe l •'vCrf' d to O ht o Pol If 1 r evo k e, or r enf> w a per m 1t , Co f.!t I l' n 111NOy 99/ 1b~9 l ic ense , or ya r 1a nce . or to a pp r ove or d 1sapp r ov e p l an s GOO D US ~ D 11ml o • wt!h a nd sp ec tft c a l 1ons , w tlh1 n hyd la ul1c ] pt h11ch 74? :107 4 t h• rt y ( 30 ) aa ys of t h e 1ss uan ce d at e OR C 374 5. 07 ~ C A S H S l o• tvnk (or ., f.rye ., does not pr ov 1de tor ad l 1uc k a nd Au to Po1 h. W r • f ~ ~-'' jud tcal ton heiH tnCI re Que s t s ~:(' 1 1/l(l~ I 11H '>0 11' 011d llr •p1111 or a pp ea l s on orcH:r !i, v ert f tcd Ru tk.t11d / 4'1 ?081 r11 ·1-'P I ~nriJd com p la1nt s or en l or ce lll en t / <l'l 957) comp l 1ance sc hedu le l eit er s W il h tn 30 da ys of pul) ll calton f' IGS WAN HO ~ vo tp l l Hol(omb 1n a new sp ap er •n th e il ff ec l ed A lban y Oh1 0 l 698 )(I'}) or cou n t y, any pe r son m ay a t<;o qrn 7737 ( l ) su bm tt wr tlten commen t s r e! a rtng to a c t ton s pr oposed WANI 10 bu) l' c k •nQIIC' ~P tloQ a c t ion s , ver d ted co mp lc"l ln l s, Jill N eO!>C 99') b35d or en fo r c em en t cornpt 1an ce sc h edu le le it er s 171 r equ es t· CAMI-' l R SU:U ' ING a t li'O ' t b a pu b l tc mee t tng r ectardtng 991 16{1 ~ propo se d ac 110ns t1nd or (J) r equ est n o t 1c e of f u r the r a c t ton s or p r oceed 1ngs A ll r eque !. l s t o r ild t ud 1c at to n a nd pu b t•c he ar rng s rnee t tngs . and other com mun 1c at tons 'con ce r ntn g publ tC mee t1 ng s, ad tud tca t lo n hea r 1ng s. v er 1f 1e cl c om pla i n t s, a nti r eg u l a t to n s, sh ou ld be a d d r ess ed to T he L ega l Re c or d s Scc tto n, Oh 10 10 d 9 , E PA , P 0 B o). Columbu s Oh tO 431 16 , ( 61J ) J6b 6037 Un tes~ o1n erw 1se !r. l afed Ill ptH ! tCU I<H nOI ICCS. att ot h N com mun1ca t •o n s t n c l u d tng L ornme nt s on propose d ac t to ns , shou ld be ad dr ess ed et t her to Th e A.1 r Permtr s a n d Com pt ran ce MOn IIOrtng 0 1Vt!i i On or Perm 1l a nd App r OII il l Sec t 1o n. w h •Chevc r 1S aopropr tat e, a t The Oh to EPA , P 0 Bo x 1049, Co l umbus Oh10 43/ 16 ts suanc e of NPD ES pe r m II Oh•o Pow er Co . Rac1 n e Hyd r oele c t r i C Pla nt St Rt 33B Ra ct nc , Oh 10 ell ectr 'w' e d ate Od 06 78 R ecei v tng wa t e r s Oh10 R t ver Perm i t No BD\9 AD rh t5 l tn al act1on no t p rec ed ed by p r opo<oed act i on and 1S a ppea l a ble toE BR a ay of A pr il , Pa ssed tn c JrCl 19 78 Clar en ce Andr ew s Mayo r Haro ld Br own P r est den l A T TE ST Jane Wal ton Cl er k • (4) 6 13, ] t c (4 ) 13 • Atr undti iOII Ing ow n~ng kool fll OvtH onterm o Ga .. or•d tJfoc 11 11: r ch •gero to r I ub w1 rh ~howet ~~ cellenl rOi ld• !IOn Phon£> I d/ 2906 ! !HA Vll IRAHR C he ~.ter R o~ ... Ct ... lnr1d 985 3955 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNT Y , OHIO E S T A T E OF T rtna M arte John son , D E CEA SED Case N o. 2119 1 NOTI CE OF APPO INTM ENT OF FIDUCIARY On J anua r y 10, 1978, 1n th e M e1gs County Pr oba te COU l l Case N o ?.729'1 , Ronn te D Joh nson . R ou te 3, Pom er o y , Oh1 0 wa s app o1n t ed Ad m tn l st r ato r o f th e E sta te o f Tr tna , MA r te J oh n!r.o n . ae ce ase:d ta te of Rou te 3, Pom er oy Oh to Manntnq D We bst er P r obat e Ju dg e Cle r k. l <l ) 13, 20, ]7, ) I C r-------·-l ~ Your " Extr a Touch" Ftomt Since 1957 I~:~ ~ ~ PH. 992-2644 352 E Matn, Pomer oy You r FT D Floml yo u t good on t•<; CANCER (June 11-July 11) Olt1 - t' llliU(jll Pror !:J r'l !t•t t(E' Will <> lfdtr l f"l ,it tllfl $ 1l tp 'l LIBRA (Sept 13-0c l 131 You tlav •· IIH • ll!U \ !r ku l lPI'>Ofl t~ l d C QLJI ~ t1t O rt IO(Jd y IJUI VOUI cou ld c~n l aq o n • :e th o!:> •' ~~~Ju df',tl wttll Oo no thtnQ \u l 1ur t yo ur tl l l~!-W lf ll' lh o tlo, SCO RPIO (Oct 14-Nov 121 Se ll l tOub l tnu st n t IJe perrnn te d tu cro<l e you r co n ftclrnce to day II ( OU Uwell I OU he ct vtly upo r1 thE.• HCQ di iVl' !) you r da ) w •ll b t> a bt g 1 1p · • SAGITT ARIU S ! Nov 13-Dec 21 ) Do n 1 ta ll. e : ha nce!:> tod et y do•ng busm e5!) wtl h pe rso ns wh ose re p ul ruo ns d re qucs PISCES (Feb 10-March 20) fh tnk lwtc e be l ore durn ptng I('.Ji hcr yo u r nes t IJPIIC' r todiiy arl dtlt o n al l und s mlo p rotec ts by b t>tn y a bOOSl f' r 1a th c r !h an th at have no t yteld ed re tu rn s ttlc per so n o ut front w ho tS Pu ltmg good m o ney tn a ll e r arn toU '> fo ta k. e thl? bo w s bad tsn 1 th e a n s w e r nt Be JNLW SPAJ·' H1 EN!£H PRI SI ASSN 1 Ill IIIII H111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 t1111111111111111111111111 II IIIII lit IIIIIIW I•5 5 Something to crow about. I ~Heal~~-~~ ' II i Health Trx Cl\)thes Never Chicken Out. Oitt on the l'layground, in tht· Washer, Then Out .md About Fur Another Dd y. St·c Them Now At the Kiddie ShopjX' in Pomeroy. E i ~ ~ i i Hour s. 9:l0tol:OO Mon. thru Sat. 9:10·8, Fri. ~ "'d St..,et Pom eroy , 0 . MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS I= In Order to Vole in i the June 61h Prlmarv ' YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6nt If You are Not Registered : .Visil lhe Soard's Offtce in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- OR Mail the Board a Card If You are in Doubt as lo Whe ther You are Properly Registered. Phone the Board- 1 = ~· e WILl BE They'll all be Following their HOT TRACKS. Cause lhey leave q utle a n imptesSion wtlh their "Gnd-l tac" sole and cokltful lops ol nykln and suede Ktd power sly ling and quallly all the way Lool< fo r the Free Ktd Powe t comtc txxlk tnslde each box • • ARGUERITE' e•w • V. D. EDWARDS • SHOES : INSURANCE : e AGENCY 0. •••••••••• 992-3639 Please mak e note of fh iS t • new numb er . II wtll be In fJ uly befor e tt is hsted tn the t telephon e books. ., Pom eroy , Ohto • POMEROY, HI-BROW" CARDS humor for all occasions AOUARIUS (Jan . 10-Feb. t9 1 eS !JOUSe 13-Sept I L .__.._.._.._.._....__.....1 todd~ Kee p a wea th e r eye o pen lor the u ne xpec ted today Sumeth tn g adll'a n tage o u s c ou ld p o p up wh1 c h Wtl l r eq u tre a q u tck tespon se d yo u re to be n e!tt VIRGO (Au g ' 10 ft-'ciCJ !11(.> ,------------------~----~----------tl lrtCIId ~ qr ... t • urdltdti O !l ~ th t ' y I(' ll J! ill ! P t f' SIPCI Hl wll ,r! ' (1\J hdVP f (, Olft •r :)l ql t'-, er c; Nlll ll C l.'f· !Hrllhlf' dt<.,\ t-'r ntng your tru~ n1 0 itvt''> IOrl rl y r o r tilt S q• c~ o:;on th(v rThry nu l s ur pOl l til (' Cdu SP<;. you lervr.' rt l ly LEO (July 13-Au g 111 You Cdn ~ • 992-6641 • - 'i> ~I! PWd Imm ediately • OUR NEW • :PHONE NUMBER: • 1917 IERR Y CAM PER 70 b \lc •••••••••• e EFFECTIVE e e l,;amping t.:quipmcnt <ttlf' Jl!IOII )H ltlfJ'• f' ~'vt1o ttonablt': l h ey wo rr 1 tt e at you tevt! l vnth yuu any bett e r t han !h ey do o ther s GEMINI {Ma y 71-June 20) In CAPRI CO RN (Dec 12-Jan, t91 C l' fl dlll SIIU d l llJII', / l'l ll !I lllnll ~Y o u r bas'", may be e xccp tton , a~w 1uu t rt> '>Uu t r_ t .., with Cl•n ally dtl !tc ull to g e t a!Oi tg wr th $1d £' rct t"!lf' c; lo. ill trJLid~ H (J wf ' Vf ' l loda y esp (.•Cralty d tl s fel t y f) U II ' nul l1~('~~ [ (l 'l iWW ii ,-ou re no t cooper a lm g as yo u pr o t1t Bd tl tn lJ'"'• cnlt l<l o fh1 •t sh o uld · , rrtOIP GRASS SEED PACKAGED VEGETABLE PR OV ID E vs lll trrr • rr l lliltil vnu c1 • t1rt SELECT GROUP OF CONVERSE AND KEDS TENNIS SHOES 30% OFF NO T hn t Ord 1na n ce N o 901 99 1S her eby amen de(! t o r ea d as l ott o "' s ( A Wh oe v er VIOl ates ar1y pr OV I!>IOn o f t hi S c hap ter for w h 1{h no pena lt y 1S oth cr w tse pr ovtd Cd sha ll be ftned not mor e t h an li ve h undr ed d o t ta r s ( \500 00 ) or 1m p r, son e d not rnor e thi'ln n1 ne ty days , or bo t h Wnoeve r V1o le~t e s (Bl 5ect ton s 90 1 04. 90 1 07 901 17 or 90 1 13 st1a11 n ot be ftnt'd mo r e th an li f t y dol Ia r s ($SO 00 ) tCI W hoeve r v1o tat es Sec t1ons 901· 01 or 90 1 OB shall be f rned not mor e t han I NO hund r ed fdt y do ll ar s ( $150 00 ) or tm pr •son ed not IN THE mor e than lh trl y d a ys or COMMON PLEAS COURT , bO t h MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO i D l Any per soo VIO!al mg Se Ct ton 90 1 07 s hall be ROBERTA C. O' BRIEN . pro se c u ted and p uni Shed as d PLAINTIFF hr w er e t he prtn ctp a l ot f elld er ONE ITA BAKER HUTTON , i E l Wh oe v e r vtolat es ET AL Sec tJOn 901 17 shall oe f tned DEFENDANTS . not mnrP t han se ve n hund r ed NO . \ 6, 6 19 Idl y <lOI I a r s (S!SO 00 ) or LEGAL NOTICE 1mpnson ed n ot m o r e t hdn Pursuant to an order of sal e n1n ety d ays , or bo t h iss ue d by t h e Court of T h1 s Ord tn an ce sha l l take Common Pl eas , M e tg S elt ect a nd be 1n f or ce fr om County, Ohto , 1 wtll off er for and af t er th e ea rt 1est d at e sa l e a t pub l 1c au clton on th e -. pr OVI ded by ta N 29th da y of A p r il , 1978 a t 10 00 A M on ) he Courl H ouse Pa ssed the 3r d da y of A pr1 l st e ps, Pome r o y , OhtO , t h e 1978 f o l low tng des c r 1bed r e a l Claren c e And r ew s es tat e , to w tt May or Th e foll o w i ng desc r 1bed r e al es l at e s duat e 1n Oltve Harold Br own T o wn shtp , Me tgs Co unty Pres •o en r Oh tO Being in Fr ac lt on JS ATTE ST Sec t ton 27 , Tow n 4, Rang e 11 Jane W a lt on Oh1o Compan y s Pur c hase , Cle r k beg 1nn 1ng at th e sout he a st c orn e r of s a td fr a c t ton . [ d ) 6." 13 ] I C thence no rth o n a tme ma de as a d tvtSt on lin e oy J ohn H o1 k ?n d , Sur vey or , betw e en ORDINANCE NO 909 99 t he satd Sam uel Osborn a n d A N ORDI N A N CE AMEN W tllt am Os born , ru nn1n g e a s t OIN t; O~ DINAN CE NO n nd w est , th en ce w cs t to th e 909 99 TO P ROV I DE wes t I ine of sat a sec l! o n CH A N G E IN PENA L T I E S t hen ce so uth 106 rod s to ih e FO R V I O LATIN G OR sou th ltn e ot sa td fr ac t ton . D INAN CE N O 909 OS th ence ea st ! 3d ro ds t o t he sout h ea s t c or ner o t sai d Be t1 ordam ed bY th e tr a ctio n an d pla c e of Co u ncil of t he Vt llage of begt nn 1ng Pom er oy , Ohto . all m emb er s II tS in tend ed to convey all there to concu rr mg t he sa 1d l an d south of s a td Th a t Ord1nance N o 909 99 d tvtsto n l tne as a tor esat d w tth tS he r eby amen ded to r ead a s th e e x.c ep t1on of that part o ut foll ow s o f n1e no rth e a st par! d eede d i A l Wh oe ver vto lat es any to Samu e l Ward pr ov 1S tO n o l- l hi>So"~ h 'Eip l er l or R ef eren ce V olu me 112 p a g e w h1 cll no pena lt y tS ot her w tse 3 48 M e t gs C ount y D e ed pr ov tde d sh all be f tnr'tl not R eco rds mo r e t h a n f , ft y ~· ! I ar s TE RM S OF SALE Ca sh m ($50001 ha na on d a y of sa te to be sold ( B ) W h oeve r vto lat es sub tec t to r e a l es t a l e t ax e s Sec t .on 909 0'2 shall be l tnc d due and payable not mo r e tn an t w o h un ar ed The r ig h t 1S r est>rv ed t o - ftlt y dollar s ( $ 250 00 \ or r e 1ec t any o r a ll b 1d S Im pr iSOne d not m o r t:' t ha n Pr opert y a pp rat sed at Hlt rl y days , or bo t h S5.005 00 l C l W hoe <a r v 1o 1at es JA M E S J P J;lQFF IT T , Sec t tO n s 909 04, 909 06 cm d SHERIFF OF 90 9 08 sha l l be f in ed not more M E I GS COU NT Y . O HIO than t tve h uno r ed d Oll ar s O ' BRI EN & O' BRIE N t SSOO 00 \ or tm pr i ~oned not FOR A T T O RN EY S m o r e t han S•x ty Clay s , or bOth P L AIN TI FF (0 ) Wh o ev e r VIOl ate!. Sec t 1on 909 OS sh a ll be t tn ed (3) 30 , ( 4 ) 6 , 13 . 3t c no t m ore man t w o h u ndr ed f dty d ollar s ( \250 OO l or tmp r 1so ned no t mor e tha n th ~r t y d a ys Th 1s Or d tn an c e shalt tak e Fo r Fuda.,. Apn l 14 eff ec t it lld be tn for ce t r am an d afl er th e ea r i H:s t date p r ov tded t>y l aw • lj(l f BULK GARDEN SEEDS Sh<Wels AMEN P EN AL T I E S FOR ·VIOLAT I N G OR D IN A N CE NO 90 1 17 Ms . Eski n's performa nce . Membershtp prices are $12 Oil for an adult , $6.00 for a st udent, $30.00 for a family , and $7.110 for a senior cittzen (over 60). Four c;pncerts have been assured for 1978-79 : the New York Vocal Arts Ensemble in October, the La urea t e Woodwin d Ensemble tn January, the Ronnie Brow~ Trio in Februa ry, a~d Keith and Rusty McN.eil , folk singers, 1n May . ot !f 1 )r r r j, FERRY -MORSE Stop By And See The 90 1 99 TO CH A N G E IN ASTRO•GRAPH SHOE SALE· O R D IN ANC E DIN G OR DIN ANCE day of the round-up, nnmediately precedtng the crowning ceremony In addi tion to representin g the OV HSA in va rio.us functwns thruugh the 1979 show seaso n, the new queen will recetve a high crown tiera for her western hat an d numerous g1ft s from th e clubs and loca l merchants. New land stated th e popularity of a girl or officer mflu ence cannot affect the selection uf the qu een sin ce ea ch contestant must acq utre points on her own ability throughout the 1978 show season . The OVHSA operates the on ly queen contest system by a horse sho w assoc iatiOn 1n the state of Oh10 which IS not controlled by offt cers, a committee or some other outside inn uence. The very first queen crowned was Polly Hudson, Bernice Bede Osol Ga llipolis. Her successur was Marilyn La ne also from Ga llipolis. Both Hudwn and Layne were members of the Saddle and Strlotn Rtding Club. The third queen was Apr~l 14 , 1978 Marcia Di llard from r tll' , !rllllll(j I ' rl! v O 1 ' I Hr uld Pomeroy . Th e current fll iJI'I It• ' • JH Ill Ill ' <i l l 1111 rctgnmg queen ts IAJri Dar ~1 prr ;/'Ill • td trl yiJI JI 1! 1, !1{ licJ I from the Riverview Sadd le ,, li ,IIJ' IJ , I I '! II l lti(jl l t lll l!h ll ~1 Club in Point Pleasant. tr , I'•' :, ,,, ·. t•• .rdtl I<• \ •Ji ll Application form s may be f f •',l/1 11 I , obtained from any of the ARI ES ! M il rc h 71-Apn l 19} In ,t.·,,~: r, t !1 dl nq trr1111 ~ t!IJI secretaries of the riding clubs ,tt• nq !l !11d .J' ,. r,t, !t 'lld to tn the OV HSA . The cl ubs tn Itlt d• , '•IH ~ H•', l tr t l•v r·rnp t ld •,, ,'i ll!) I Jill ,, . , , ~ II',., , .. ,., Wi ly t Conttnued on page 10) CAA Garden Trowels AN MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS 'Masonic Temple Building P. O. 80~ 488 , Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 Phon"e 992 -2697 Hours 9:00-4 : 00- Saturdays 9; 00 -12 : 00 5 5 i ~~!I = = ~ i I=·~= i • = L---9-92--3-5-Rf-·-------K~UD~D~ffi~SH~O~P~PE____N~~~~r~ St~ im~cr~ s ~ IIIIIIHIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIItiiiiiiiiiNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllttltiiiiiii-IIHIIIIUttltNIIHIIIII (/(;nir~11 '!)?f'f'lritfJ Crea t tve Excel Ien ce ts an Ame r1 c an TradJt tDn �Miildlt'port-l'tlllll.'l'll~ . 0 . TilUI'Sda~ . 1\pn l l.l. 1978 8- The Octlly sc1nuwl. - WANT AD CHARGES .. . 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P B wh. cove rs , rad io, local l owner ~· c p ll£' r•t l111 y cah lr N > ~l ubil c Cla ss ic Estate Wag or'\ , acyl , auto . air , loc al 1 owner 1974 Caprice Custom •• s2795 woH h good HOMl J 1974 Camero HT Cpe s3295 Au to , good I t res . low m ileage, V 8, P. steer ing, dark maroon , vmyl roof '} full b a th ~ lull y CO!pe t('d on o<rc~o l !and IJ/ ')7! 4 t CON O M't' I f./AC TOR w•lh oil at tQ (hmelrl~ l 1lo. e new o~lo.ong ) ']2)0 1-'ho nr• o6 ! 4 Qll~ J /40 ,B 8 ) MO B I L ~ H O MES Pt Ple o <, o n t W Vo be!.•de H ee l. ~ B ro odmorf' 14 1 6 4 i 1q13 I Q/1 V o( I QHO n 14 • 67 3 bed roo rn 7 bot h l'i77 Co vf'nlry 17 • 6~ J bfldr oo rn l'i6Q ~tote~1110n 17 • bO '1 bedroom , ~lOUO ~ AH: & lmt ...,. ,lh G o B e~e Ta b let\ t. E Vop wo te1 p o ll~ N('I'.Oil D1 ug llM E~TO N ~ <.O nd g rov I col c•u•n chlortde l erl ol•w• dog f ood 011d all ty pe~ of ~air l• rPI~IOI ':loll Wor lo. 'o ln r l M 0111 ~~ f' QII1 (!r 0 ~ Qq'} 1 ~7 4 a· bed . v 8 engtne. autom at ic trans P st~rtng , radio, w w tirfs. whee l covers , spe ct al 2 rone pa1nt Less than 2,200 mtles MOTOR CO. PICKUP OA ISUN \ 7100 HAy FO ~ ~a le t..ll ol l o clover and l~rn o thy AI\ Q crop gr o u nd lor rent 01 ~ ha re~ Ph one 7 J.'} 2560 Alt et 5 call IB ~ 7 AVON fUPRI ~ HJIATIVf ~ ~Jl V ~R lOO I< W ·~O too GOOD You w+ll '> ell orlg w01ld l oma tJ \ d u1 1 ~ f lf' ~ oblo pt O r o ut\ Hoq h oar nrn g s Col l7 4/ 235 4 1q7o C H~V R O L E T • ton por kup co ndotoon Reed 5vt llc 01 11 378 bJ II \ 3~00 FAFIM lOUtf'MEN I . John O~re '}qO Corn p lan rer good <ond o 1101) All+~ (hallll(H~ 'JI1l Oil 10und baler P ur c ho ~ed new t'n7 IH( ell l!nl w rido too n SI 800 Mos!ie r' Fergu ~on hO y !0 <1d•to o ner good r o nd ot oon sno $4 00 ~ eed ~v,l le HAY FOFI \Ole 614 378 bJI I ( al l OQ'} 7306 BR USH HOC 7 l oot J D pull type 096 1234 "Your Chevy Dealer" 992-2126 Pomeroy Ope n Evening s 1iiB : OOp . m . - --- 10 W Hl1! lo, t Moddlt•pu• \ O!o boO I\ S/l q; I WA LlTfX VI NYL w utod and prtf pa.,tcd wol r ,o ,.crmg~ Choose l rom 04 pollt!r n boo k ~ Ouo ~ lo. <,('r v•rL Ph on e Q1f; ~10 •• 0 9Ql 37 4t:l ot Krn g Bu olrlr>r ~ ~ upf-) l y Moddlepo r t 0 PIP nt y o l l rcp po r!.. 111 9 1 CO M PI~! l U ,,. ,.., ho u ~ , , rn N d dl • pt) ot l o1 rn Oi l' on l u • n •o t, ... •u lt q q) l/ J!:l t•• QQ7 SJO ~ f( ] ht.•do rwrtt~ (lr nl ,.,dh ! , ul Ull I Ill dr 1 ~/ ~ t orod tablo • '!,2') )() Old Wht•O' t rod1& $,3!> 00 Wa lnu t ~111o h f' t S?S UO Moqa w1 P rm ~. $2U {)() Ov o (ol! l' " lub l 1~ Glm~ top Oo l. Roc l<. co S1S 0U hr cl wd h !lorrlrhor1tj dll'~~('f $1:19 !J ) $3 0 00 f' n, lr ·+ f O RD f 100 podwp tr u d• WiPt i< f'd b u l \ ldl droH' Oblt> l ro fli/'} o .. eo $ >1 47 7 1 p aym ~ n t o, I O!aiiHJq 8-l j 1933 lq/ I GAfo/ 1111 MO f.llO Dr ovf'n bOO NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Lei Pomeroy Landmark soften & c:ondition your wafer with Co.op water S<>H ener, Mode l UC-SVI , Now O.ly '289.95 let us test your water Free Pomeroy Landmark 9. _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . IliA Phone 912 -2181 H"I GID AI IH nvo :,10 J.IY 111t" "' urod l> uol dor • q ~ ht,uw t 1oun AIR U)l1do tooo H" ed -;f'r y httl•· orrrc SbO )N' Rev C J W o~l.' Hot wood~ Rood or coli 997 7Jj t 10 1<' 0 IIOC !o r plow~ W heelbor1 o w Wood barr el Srnull Worm M o onuog t !JOt heo t('r I able and ·t.> <ho, r ~ ~ pl'f'd qu,•r>ll wa'l f'r f t u1 1 tOr ~ ') 4 7 3&7! • JO HN IJlUH )() o nd t·quoponcn t Lo ll 985 4103 YAa I O ~K 1!1• 70 I H hot~hor· ond loodct a nd l o"' Bo y b~ bou gh t " 'pOTotv l y or a ~ u cr oup Ph o ne 9491/1 0 0 1 h48 1'70~ l o r rno t e ,n l o rrnatiOtl l~llHH-JA 1t'Gr..IAL S00 bulltl'ote o to wo v b!od e ..., ,nd1 and l Ob Corn p le le l ~ 4JQ 7763 rewor !.. od Passpo~ts Anniversaries Phone 11 JD-- Johnny Car son 3 ,4, 15, Star sky & Hut ch 6, \3 , Mash 8, AB C News 33, Movie " Don 't Raise th e Brt dge , Lower the River " 10 , 12 oo-Janald 33 12 05-Mov te " Some Cam e Runnt ng " 8 , 12 40-- Toma 6, 13 , 1 oo-- Tomorrow 3,4 : 1 so- News 13 Movte Channel 4 - / \6) Denver Kapple A1 11•llnt hn th lo' d /0 I I('( t• tt 3 15-lfc Hotl, ) J)() llllltoi h I J o h nS h o > {' !~ t1 C'I • M·d.f lppor t (l<I I ' RI R OO M ~ ':ot v' l N 0'' "" and hn lh 3J Old 1>11 (on 1 ~ ~ ~ ~~,,..,, w1th w O I I. """ oroq 99') /') )/ ~p ••c oo l AUTO PAINTING ~h O p Rt 1 14 Years Service rnnb ol o• h o nw~ l nqu <l 1 (It ]') J Wnl11ut ':ot o ! It' I S 00 SPRING SPECIAL Complete Patnt Jobs Small Cars •t " l tn ~ 742-3010 Large 5 BEAUTIFUL ACRU,.JSmall tr ees on water'Tne Ideal fo r country livmg . A Fra me or n ice home Want fU Sl $6 ,500 RACINE AREA - Good 4 or 5 bedroom fr ame home wtfh natural gas fu rna ce. ci t y water , ba !iement and l arge lot Asking SIS 000 1 aparlment s, owner li-ves tn one and rent s other I bath s and 2 extra room s. Wtll consid er S9,600 - EXTRA NICE - A pl ace really worth ownt ng 3 lar ge bedrooms , wood burning • ftrepla c e, large well equip pe d modern kttchen , spa cious c losets 2 car garage, and 1 4 acre s ot 1U~l l Y) ~0, ol ,a a•lloo huoldo n g w oth o) ••·O ti lrl !ly 100 m c (>on[> Il l p o r < h loroq\ •oll t • A - ~ "''1 f'h0'1(' 7J1 2qt.> ~ S ) OOO IIOU) l AN D h u~orw~~ hurld ong "' llt> Pdw ol l(' 48) 35 ~4 ,,(> 4 4Q ) ('I "1~ I too 11 10b lo• hl,rnt> t r,( {I \Cd 111 WHllKER Sen·rcc Ol"o Ooy or no g ht I UNING A l'io 011d odtu .. tmerl l ' 99') / 51j I ol no o n ~w(' l call D A IL I Y ~ U p hol\ lf'ry f' o r !fond Olio a !':!oa 3 2S4/ quar lt •l':> jQ , 1)0 l ofO io •d C)f1 Moor ~ l r e • •l ~ utlottd I 01 ~0 1(• toad r '>\ •' 1•1 to ll ~ t .. woi>i 74/ 1' 41 1 n1 1.0 I'OM lh' OY f lVI ,,,nu t p' tn lo wn no• d <,chooh A lu•Pttlum ~ 1d111(j !{pal HY OWNlfl Small hou'.>e o n W oter ~ ''"l'T Sy•O fu~ f> N o<O <IICW o l "'"e r ~lmm wonrlo w \ o•• d cl oot \ New . t ch o11 o w uu1or r~ d c lryh t '} no 3 bedr oo m~ Ba '> Cmenl lorpto! th ru ughout By oppom ! tn l'nt 0 11l y Ro gt•r Ahbo tt tj9J b11J or 991 1377 E•tate for Sale Plcnt\1 ol .bedroom frame home . bath , natura l ga s heat ing , TT water , double k itchen sink , 3 car garage and GVer 1 a c re of lllnd . 3 ou tb ulldrngs S\6,000. AT 446-3643 IN GALliPOliS TAl lo...tN ' ABOUT ! _ ABOUT. "1l.JN"-!:~ • lJOU ' can Icome back now ' Call JERRY MURPHY FltANK & I·:H!'i ll·: •.. DON'~ 1 Ll NCOLN HTS. - A very nice 1112 storv 4 bedroom ' home In good condi t ion Features a basement wlfh finished fam tly r oom and la undry room . eaf .fn ki tchen , living room 8. bath .Large lot with fenced yard. Call now. priced to sell at Sl7 ,000. · ~P AIR ., gravl3'1 ··~ \ EX CA VATIN G , doHH loader and backhoe w o 1k dut'll p tru e !. ~ and l o · boy~ lot l 111 e w•ll houl l dl drn to sa•l l unes to ne ond 48 Susp1c1ous DOWN I Compos11 e picture A ,.,.,fSACJRU$. " "· ' . chara cter 5 r' ores t paths 6 Kind of tea i Clear 8 Albee 's "Tmy" one 9 Proceeded slowly · 10 Tiern ey cowa rd 18 Ukraine leg1slaturc mOVI e 20 F1lled up 22 Excited 23 lmplanl 24 Novehst JiO !Jagnold 26 Restaurant (12 checks 11,.~Allo w 31 Kmd of ' Cable Channel 5 5 00 PM Blad Knight Revue Horray tor Hollywood J·oo P.M - Paul Gaudino Family F1tness Show 9 00 P .M . Blac k Knight Revue · Horray For Holl ywood Yesterday's An.1iwer 16 Vandal 's pr!ZC 19 Sprighlly 21 FlOOded 25 10ocwnenl 11 Smoked herr m~=: Jl IS Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Spade brea k no bar to game I! Jll ' b98-7331 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ;ce reduced 1os•uoo. Arrracllve r~model~d 1 story fa r m home . T hiS ntce home features a large li v rng r oo rn . dining , ea t In k i l chen , 5bedroom.s, & Jl ~ oa ths. 15 acres of tillable land wllh bal ance •n past'ure r!lnd woodl t"tnd Older brtrn & ga rage You must ~re lht~ OIW tl 's Wl•lt WOr"nt lttt' J~ tC~ LOCd l('cl L f Rt ~7~ '" Ml'l(jt, Coun l v • pla y your h1gh s pades f1rs l If ~olh opponents follow you can pla y your a ce of ' EAST I !HI 6 4 WF.ST • 10 I .•. ~~ 71 4 k ll lQ lS . 111 ,;, AK(J 'i'5 A I ~~ i' 6 5 Ill Just cash the third-high spade, ruff a spade, cash the 'I acc·kmg of c luhs to disc ard y our last cl tam ond and lead a third club . If ~:ast d1scards h1s duunond. you r uff and I Jill llt•H le1 44 Wt•sl 146 1•8 ruff your last spade . If East ,. fo~ a s t I 'a.s!-1 ,. Pu~s 4 ~T l )a s~ I' as ~ fi ¥ P01 ss 1';1., .. So ulh d1scards ... 1>ull the last trump and your IH sl s pade IS good :.! 9 Opcm ng lead • .J t R Yl'l'Utjl'tlTES suggested thai Norlh blas ted there after South bid hea rts MZW p y I MTPMHF QWVWr" FMZH The hc[lrts bt•ha vc per- U Z M H fectly for dcdarl'r but a KI most unu sual sc.tfct y pla y ts KYIFW ncccs!'iary to g uard agaln!'il the bad s pade.brcak . PYI QWDWZ UZMH . - DNVKIZ Y J HI Ea!'it take~ has aec of dtaYesterday's Cryploquote: . WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES monds a nd return s the sua t BUT !NTEI.I..IGENCE ENABLES US 1'0 DO IT ON PURPOSE. You lead dummy 's 10 of he a rls . tt hulds as docs the - WlLL CUPPY FIR5T "THCXJG~'T WM .. , quee 11 wh i ch you pla y n e xt At th ts pomt the cl emcn- lary pla y is to lead a lhll'd " -.. BIIII NF: Y hi~ spade you rufr, M!! fu~ :£w-YJl;l . P<tss Pa s~ '" I. 0 N f. F F. I. I. 0 IV South .\ lurth the se co nd spa d e, but you are slll! home wtlh your s lam .• • • Vu lnt•rahle : Both 31 / 1 ~1 Wc!i l shows ou t on • 10 9 W l 'l'll l! 39 trumps If F. a st r uffs you wou ld not mak e: the sl am tn a1Jy event. 2 • " l 2 • Q .f , 4 2 ,. Jll JIB 176 ~ K Ry O sw~:t ld .Ja('Ub} and A l an Sontag Sll1 ct· Edwm Kanlilr docs not sho w how Lht ~ rrtther poor sl cm t was b td , we havf' 10 l'lE f>UFFER t'JG FRb'A AM~0:5tA , 'AY 1'11'1 REPORT TOOAY 15 Ond gene1o~ y&cHs e• ' PUl LINS EXCA VA liNG Co mple te . SI'Hvtee Ph(Hle q9114 78 WINTER G LI to '(Ovr hou!)e? l ot us ono ~ a )O U A n Oht o reader wants to know what we b td a!-1 dealer Wtth NO RTH •11tH + AQ K X W A XX t i\(,Jx x • .J" We open one not rump The lu111d ha s 4+:1-2 distribution and 16 hrgh-card points . ~ I ' W S I ' o\ 1' ~ H f. NTEII P HISt<: A&"iN • t Oll have a questmn for lhC' PIOet /S' Wrrte A S ~ the £ , pelt::, ca1 e of /h1s nt"wSoa· (Jet fndl'o'ldua / QueS ft On S Wi ll De ans weu:>d tf acco mpam ed Dr sra mpPcf s ~lf· addressed r"nvelope s The most lft/erest· mg Qol'SI!Dns w11f be used rn thts co lum n ana wrlf rece1 ve cor •"' "' JACOBY MOOERN ) 1 0n - ~- BATHR OO M S AND Kn chens rornodoled ce tOn'l tC hie . plum bmg , corpe11hy KQ + AKR 1 6 On(' l, •tlt•r stn1p l ,v st .nuls f t~ r :l!lothrr In tlw•. :- ampl e .\ b Ll " t•d ft,f t ht' lim'{' 1. '~ X fnt !111· twu 0 \ . l'lr :-.tn ~ h l t'l tt•r, :a p o st ro phe~ thr li•ngt h 0nd forrn:-t l l••n nf th l• 1111 1 d~ ."t rt• all lunl s F.:t r lt d a~ till' i'(Hif' l ellc•rs rt rt1 rl tfTC'I\•nl KY!r'W HOWER'f' AND MARTIN h. r ovo lmg !oplu !>y!. tflrn~ do,e• bgclo. hoe dump t'l!ck lune~l o no grovel. blotk lop povong R1 143 Phone ! (6 14 ) moitltCnon <e 13 purience q'91·3b85 Q Ill R ~ t 1/ ll-1\ I 1 • Will do too !; moll Phone '0 trUinp a nd wnip up the slam aga1ns1 an)' normal spa de brenk , hut yo u lose nothmg 1f 'WRTII t . fl 0~JR4 13 Defeated 15 Cullmg part (45 46 Ma1n road 11 Nimrod 's 111 SlO~YABQL'T Tl<AT IMN IN T~ E PAC1• 1:: wHO 5EEM5 dnd dr 1che1 Cha,le!o R Hor. f1eld Sac k Hoe So '"'' " · Rutland Oh1o Pl;one 141 2006 too Iorg e o r 7 ~'} 73.4 8 BRIDGE A X Y D I. U ' A X R WINN !F. 1\ pnl 1:1 J5 Gas user 39 Only 11 Sohdof; 14 Supped 11 .\II.Y ( IIYI'TO(/l ' OTE - lien>', h ow tn work it : bodo.hoo roo l mg (Ons lrurhan , p lum b ong ond hoormg N o JOb Thur ,.da~ . • 7 li association J4T is 00 PM - 700 Clu b. 33 Prov1de for - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - -- -- 31 Home 28 Moon!1t Jl II 30 Oaruush 31 Minuscule Iii 33 Vocalion J11 36 l'utl1ng objecti ve r i ' ll Ji Defunct baskelbil ll leag ue ll ll 38 Dusky 10 Widest l7 II l.'hinese Ill>< EN I " I~ST HEARD 11!1\JS ' 9&11PM - Siarl s Born iRl z Prodded 1tcm ,. Colt Bob o• Ro g er ju l . do101 .. MU~ILA'r!D Mf ••• ,,. Mus.,. ..' !Cis dov ph one qq2 7089. nrgh1 phone '19'1 3515 o r '192 5731 EXCAVAt iN G .,. f(aND STOMPeD ME, MIING.1.f:O M!, cRuSHED, DEMOLISI-ftD, MAIM!D, t oo~ter !> SE WING MACHINE Repoll !o scr vtct! o il rnolo.c ~ Q92 2'184 lhe Fob1 1C ~hop Pome roy Auth o11ted Songer Sol e!> ond Servu:e We shorpe11 Sc1U01S J(NOW \\'...,..,. of J1N1MR.. rt" IS, iclf" BRADFORD A uO IOrti'O• Com ple te Servo ce Ph one 949 / 487 o r 9 4~ 7000 llar oru> O h oo ( 1111 80WE'I JJ 10 0().-Qurncv J, 4, l5 . News 20 , Birthday Par ty fo r Josef Strauss 33 10 30-Mont y Py thorl's F lying Ct r cus 20 11 oo- News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15 , DICk Cavett 70 , L11!as Yoga & You 33 11 JQ-Johnny Carso n 3.4, 15 , Baretta" 6,13. NBA Play Ott B. Movie " Th e Vull ure" 10; Monty Python' s Flying Ct r cus JJ 12 00-Janakl 33 . 12 4D-Lohman & Ba r kley 6 ; Iron. st de 13 l 0()---.Midnlght Spe c1al J,oi ,15 , Mov ie " Beg inning of the End" 10 mHter ial trench ,. 9 3Q-M ovte " The Two.F•ve " 6,13. Makem & Clancy 1 40-News 13; 2 3Q-- News 3; 3 · 00-Mov•e " The Pink Jun gle" 3. 4: 3D- Mov• e " The Bofors Gun" 3. 6 · ~FBI 3. Movte Cha nnel 4 5 & 7 PM - Ou tlaw Blues lPG) 13 The " A" in IJNA 11 Shoshone 15 The · ()" 111 17 SuffiX w1th Are !.lOU sure that s mine? lt isn't fat! In · ccedi ble Hulk 8, 10, Sounds Iage 20, Shepherd's Pie 33 3 Years bilck 4 "Quo Yadis " 01'1-:C (614) 667 -6177 Be tween 7: 30 & 9 : 00 p.m . 4 12 1 mo. P . 9 00- Ri chte Br oc ~e ll man . Pr111ate Eye 3,4,15, by THOMAS JOSEPH 12 Swea ter Specialtred in yard grading , dr iveways, landscaping , etc . 1 8 31)-CPO Sharkey 3.4. 15. Wall Street Week 20,33. "t I I 1 r [I] [ 1 I J ' ' Prmt answer here : ACKCJSS !I ntended 6 Talon 10 Woodsman II Wahine's I DOZER ,FOR HIRE Coupled , Wo nder Wom an 8, 10 ; Washington Wee~ n Revtew 20,33 Now arrange lhe Ct tcl ed feller s to the su rpnse answet as sug gesteo oy !he abOve car1oan form dance 3815. "- . through . Good dug we ll spring led 4 out build ing s and insul ated . S2J.SOO Sue P, Murphy ASSOCIATES .. SCXXJELLA'S BEEN CARR•ED OFF . . BY YOUR MOOVIANS! ' \ / - "....::Jit'.. "" REMODELIN G Plurnbong hco 1mg and nil t ype~ of ge neral repa11 Wo rk guo1o n tced 10 year~ e• pen ance Phon o 997 7409 Evenings Coll•46-3796 or 446-7881 t he way G. Bruce Tea ford Helen L. Teaford WORLD ..l.t:<'S ~OU ,.AlkiNG YOU "-NOW ElC.· ACTLV WHAT I 'M ") u o n s oil ~ moll opplro nce~ lown 111 0 wur ne.Jtt to Stole H tghwoy Gar age oro Ro u te 7 Phoroe ( 614 ) 98!1 lliE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY NEW LIS TlNG - 596 ac re WE WON'T WEAR YOUR CARPET OUT SHOWING LOOKERS , ONLY QUALIFIED BUYERS ! ...~ ,---- WHA,. IN 'Tl-1 BLUE - E,ED ..... Sweepe rs 3 bedroom home w tth bd th . Electric ba seboard heat. Ca,pe ted all - -~ \ '"'" ELWOOD CAU spot. Ask in g m ,soo J TM,. S EXACTL~· WHAT J'D liK j' T KN0\\ .. VOU BACK$"\'ABB!R . HEY, WHIIT 'S Bro d l old !.mat ler 3 bedroom home wi th centra l heattng , city wate r , and nice garden LISTING the 8 01)-.Quark J, 15 . Movie " Stickin' Togelher" 6.1 3, Odd cr-tecks payatile 10 Newspaper boo ks TH' BIG IDEA 1?! ~ha de tlN COLN Hill 3 bedooo m h o u~e <Oip(' t elc<1 r,c hea t good q01den lot Wol~ on g do~lon<e It om IO'Wn Coli oltur 4 00 991 2b12 News 10, Newlywed Game 13, Gilltgan's Is 15, Almanac 20 , Mak i ng Things Grow 33 7 3G-Porter Wagoner 3, Gong Show 4, $100,000 Name That Tune 6 . 13, S 100,000 Name That Tune 6,1 3; Pri ce ts R tght a: MacNeil Lehrer Report 20,33, Family Feud 10, Pop Goes The Country 15. NEW - JUST OFF PRESS ' JUMBLE BOOK 11 11 w1th 110 puUie!l rs avail able lor S1 35 postpan:l tram Jumble, clo th1s newsoaoer, P 0 Box J.4 . NorwOOd N J 07648 lncludt! your name, t~dt.Jress, 11p colle and mato:e -- 9Q7 7730 land . S70.000 . SYRAC USE - Neal NEW ICI THAT MAKEb 111M ~ EXPERIENCED Ra41ator~ Service ITif!.flll , , _ rM ._,,.,, frtotdo - ... u.._.... 907 7007 ANN Frtends 6, CBS News 8, 10. Over Easy 20 . MONSTER" ISN' T SCARED .. HE'S Go r A REAL REASON JD- NBC News3.4,1 5. ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnett& 7:0Q-Cross Wits J 4' L1ars Club 6. Muppet Show 8, A"LONE' SHARK I }b'J ' PIANO BUSI NHS BUH DI NG wotl. lrvon q 3 b4droom bl ock home above al l rloods . City water . nat ural ga s, and on one ac r e Wa nt $20.000. ""o' ~ Cl(l f' lot lcrrgP yo roq(l ~ NORTH ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Uul"irH'P'Pi ~·nirr ~ [](] FLANK REBEl rROPHV BOYISH O.n sw e1 An encount e r wtth o ne can be c o stly - )li m, llo·al J.:stah· for ~al~ Adams Chront cles 33 b Jumbles Chester, Ohio 10·30·C I 4 9 1 mo . • ~ STRONG ·.. .... .., .. Jack's Seotic Tank Service • 6 01)-News 3,4,8,10.13.15. ABC News 6. Zoom 20 . f Answers Jomorrow ) 113 I 1M hlllleiOI QIJIT BEC~U SE Tl<fY 'RE SCARED ARF ~ T ,, Brady Bunch Gunsmok~ 6. M1ster Rogers 20,33: Hoga n' s Heroes 10, Emergency One 13, Pe!i tcoat Ju nc f1on 15 5 3()--.--N ews 6. E lee Co 20 33 , Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogan 's Heroes 15 11 • 9 room 3 or 4 bedrogff' house Has 1 ba th s, eq uippe d kit c hen , ba!lemen t , furna,t;.e, S car gar age , nt ce yard and bus1ness rooms . Good for small bustness RJ . l3 '1ht Orictn•ton Not Tilt lmtUton. Phone 985-3806 SlOO .OO S125 oo Large Cars Trucks i17S.OO Body work & repair S1. 00 per i nch using on l y th e best Dupont materials . · 216 E Second Str eet POMEROY Free Est . Call , 992-3815 R e .. idell'tJal and co mm ercia I. Ca II for est1mate, 24 hour serv1ce. Anyday , an yttm e. Mtddleport , Ohio RUTLANO - on heating cost E11.penence and fully .nsured SEPTIC TANK CLEANING THUGS WII O I WOULDI'1 ' f BE roo ~U RE · "f'LL IAK I· (\ LOT OF GETTIN G " · 4, 5 00-Bo nanza 3; Star Trek 4, ORPHAN ANNIE-CIRCllMST\NCES ALTER --.- -- Routt J PGtlll~ 0. 4.9. 1 mo pd BOB'S 10 1 IN llloJdl o•po• I o•(j LJo pp Prll nl I VIRGILB , SR 0 3Q-- L ittle Ras cal s 3, 15, Gtlltgan ' s Is 8.10 • "• • hv op l1 o 1ne !ktv • ~ y1u r u~ • · ft , j[, 4 •• ••" Carpet &Uph tery Phone M1ke Youna At 9'!2·2206 or 992-7630 3 31 1 mo. ,1 (l' Q9/ /'Jlj bo•droorn 1Hj,>il: J./ u, IH OJ F or Poor er 15, Merv Grilftn 6, Gil ligan ' s Is 8; Sesame ST 20.3 3; Gome r Pyle , USMC 10, Din ah 13. STOFI Young's Carpeting The rmal In s ulation Save 30 pet to SO pel Phon e 4 00--Mtster Cartoon 3 ; Edge of N tght 4, For Rt cher lf C.AIJ'T 0 6.13, 3 ]I)-All In The Fa mdy 8.10. Cro ckett's Victor y Gar den 20 . by Henr1 Arnolo and Bob Lee Elf; I - Superior Steam [!traction Cellulosic (wood fiber) 992 3748 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING I ' Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE & ··KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. I OU J,llr! QO M) both I JU lr •nod l ,,, toq.· on ':o R l /~ ti rtt lo. 10 H>u " " J burl" l ull bu ~ ,.,r,•rot l ot r o• 011 Rt I tJ •rHJt"' J oflll t~ d 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 4 4 1 mo 3·30· 1 mo J&L ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME K 3·01)- Anothe r World 3, 4, 15, General Hospital AScento fMan 33, LtltasYoga& Yo u20 220 E. Ma in II UN ION OPERATED EXTERIOR PAINTS AT wo tp r o ,o,lohl l ':o r r" I \ ~ {' ) f'oltlll'l(l¥ f' h (H II Cj(j'j Jlil::l) l ror oul~ 675-1582 8.1 0. 2 01)-0ne Lite to Live 6.13 7 31)-Doclors 3,4.15. Gu;d•ng Lighl 8,10. Unscta·,;lb le these tour Jumbles . one tenet 10 each square 10 f o rm tow ordtnary words ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II Henderson 881· 2115 Pomerov , 0 . " .:0 l lniW' ~ (Jd~ ond HO I! N LOSEH '" Phone 992-1113 CONCRETE Hartford BEST QUALITY INTERIOR (ll $ 15 ){)() f'h Pil l' /0 o c', ' o< Af ' i'~ Q )( I WET'HER~ILL (1 ul /U'il.: 'N) ftlt\th\,{l \ft)\1 ~ ~ ~~Ult!.!l Sales & Service "Get A Load Of This" Muffler Brakes Shock s Tir es Bal1ery. Installation Service J , ,j jJI( Ip o•r l, ·. For MOORE'S Ph . 992 -2848 ' AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER For Th e Bes1 Price In Town Only 15 Jo-Oays of Our lives 3,.4, 15, As The World T urns "'" ' SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc J 16 1 mo mo L _________.:_.:_:._.:.....c 0( rt•\ tond 111 " lh j" I Hut lorod ( f> on pl r !p lo(lllt· r l>~•olo u p ol, n ) bo nk. , o pp rct •' fJ I( 1 HURRY! Lim1t ed Supply 11 30- Knockout 3, 15; Family Feud 6, 13 , Partridge Famtly4 , Love of Life8.10. Sesame 20,33, 11..5 ~ ... CB S News 8; Loving Free 10. " 12 Oo-Newscenter 3, News 4,6 , 10, To Say T he Least 15 , Gambit 8; R1ck Fouc heux M idday Magazine 13 12 Jo-R yan ' s Hope 6 , 13, Bob Braun 4; GonQ Show 1S; Sear ch for Tomorrow B. \0, E lee Co 33. 00--For Rr cher , For Poor~r 3, All My Childr en 6, 13; New s a, Young & I he Resll eless 10, Not For Women 10 01)-700 Club .· Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P .M. .sa te Prtced Now T hru April 20 th Bob Hotllich -......·--.• Pomeroy, Oh1o BOL E N MULCHER S Spec1al Occasions "R•ghl8 ,10, $20.000 P·1ram1d 13 11 .01)-Wheel of Forlune 3.<.15 . Happy Days 6, 1 ~, Elec. Co 20 Cable Channel S 6·00 ~ M - Grande Chorale Spr ing Show 7 DO---- Pau l Gaud tno Fam rl y Fttness Show 7 30 - Coach's Corner 9 00 .- Grande Cho r ale Sprrng Show 300 Main St. & 1970 l H 17Q0 du•,1p lru(!., lht:Sf' ( Qn \];:s;::::!!lll "' Buck a: Joker ' s Wtl d 10, To Tell The Truth 13 IO; Jo- Holl ywood Squares 3, 4, 15, Htgh Hopes 6, Price 5& 7 PM - Bound for Glo ' y l PG I 9 II- 11 P M - Slapshot I RI tJ 000 81 U p t t(C S ll5 Al ~ o a ho"d pu~h mow c• r J, l..r• 11f'""' u\ 15 LAWN BOV MOWERS Jib;) TEAFORDrn lo!A't' 'J U~ l lJ l ur1u lu 1o• Arid ""') O hoo b I J Jb7 0637 Lorqr ~ t crn d !ah l ~· S.J Q 95 Small Weddings Portraits OWN ! f.( ) Qlr! ·~ Wi lli (j 1(111 111 ho~J " ' tf.IEI G A ~ I< Oii:Jn• Oq •· '"'1"1't'' lo. ot( lw11 oml he ,cJ~·~ ··d lo p /, ,. . , . j., ~ lolll/8~ JH/1 111l' l11 11!1o',h('d f.I OC r. pull •' " M1ddleporf. o Phone 992 -109 2 See · fl <HI1 1rth 11t S.J)Opach 99 / JIIJ 14 trople uno ... f' r~ o l d ro 11C ~ holt '> l• p (lu rch puncfure pr oal ' H t' ~ Vf><y good c.on dtl ron !, hodtt Chevrolet ,_,- 384 1 99') i'>l 53 E• cellt!"l 1978 Ford 1h Ton .... }5295 G ood <orH I• EXCELLENT ! .. .YOU CAN START BY TELLI'-iG U5 WHERE YOU FLEW M155 DOBBI~5 A>'TER YOU TOOK OFF FROM McKEE IIJDU5TRIE5! ·. 9 31)-Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10 10 ·01)-Santord 8. Son 3,4,15. Edge of N1ghl 6; Pass The Yoga !1. You 33 .~~• .,, ·-!J '· ··-( - PWMBING & HEATING INC. 498 Lo cu st Street JO) 1 2J7!:! 19/3 Doroon 14 ~ 602 bcd toom 949 Supercab . loca l owner , v .a eng tne,'automatic trans , p s , p B , Ranger Pkg ., a if cenditiontng , R. step bumper , rad io luut Mtttloo l<. mol eo, S37S 9Q1 7071 NIO PIGS lo r ::;ole 1975 Ford F250 ....•.. ..S4495 It;. St 4 l/ 5 15 ro ~ P ob ole Home 3 bed room II ~ b !I h1u ~h hoq j !..o t lu tn• l • , r•!l o·n ! ((Hll lrl otHI S4 0iJ QJCl bN\I OO tt1 7 l ull b O II1~ l ull y 1 o opcored on I • a c re~ o l land 14 '} 7']1 4 12 • 7. ') JOJO f OU li'MU>J 1 f OR tom r i" ' C 1-w a u t ~ ~ to u p I(JI fr , u, C' p(' l a t rot~ SJ/W l'iu ... , d ,old th " """"~ 'j\J') lbOtl beoutd ul ~OBill 1J ~ u r l me M il l (• I O fol ) All Bud£')' ~ CO Al Cpe .• loca l owner , low m ile ag e, V 8 eng ine , .:m P S , P. B , rad tal w w ttres Radto & tape , dark red w tth blk vtnyl top Sharp car BO A! 1} . Home• for SalP 70 ~ h np o G(ond r'\ l'oo tPd I ll! <J~ 2 3231 u ltl'' ~ (a!l oio('r o P"' bCd i OO ill 1975 C~evy Chevelle .• s3895 ~~ lo<)t1 M! A ( K ,AND wh ole {()ll• e to ho 111e Co!t qq7 ~ J 86 17 Torino . :.~o::}2495 Altr o ) ..,., , Md dl ppOo 1 M o to r 011d tro rl£'• MAl~ , • In rod) l'll tJ HO NL> A M~/ ){) o•• rr>IJ , .,., •w1 do! rrlll $ .')0 \ QJ!i Har l1·'f lJu, od~t'" { u~ I OI111 /o ' d ,•• ! P I o•rot tu rodo!J (lll lou \ \Ut(ll il 1lu tr h onrl ., holt w•d o t h t•r ()I \ o ''o~OI Jt ~ ) J(KX) bJJ I'Jl.lf, l/'il) IM ~~ 1 J.!H !JOG I year o ld odcol to• ol der ( rou plu A ho g ood woth t 'tt VIN G ru0111 l ur•ldiJ't' (l ! 1~·r () dO g !. olm o<. t ') yt>o• ~ to gr vea woy Real good ...,oq h d og ~ Good w th t ,, ,1dr en Pof t h£'og lc> CW2 7331 TE C Con vers 1on . high back. seats, htde a bed . de lul(e decor package , a tr cond it ion . AM FM ster eo radt a, tape '& 4 speakers. a u:t~ili ary battery 350 V 8 eng1ne . automat ic trans ., power steering & b r a~es . w w ftres , bea uti fu l 7 tone green . reta1l ltst appr ox S10.500 Used ~c: co ca r Reduced . Plo , " ' ' ( ull Qq'} ' cOb dny , ·• ul d 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 lmt ~ 'I ''n p .... ,lh .. !do · pn 'l t! ~ 3 J S 4~ '<;" loctd t•r I rn lor; l'LL T-T· TALK! ,.. ,JUS T S HUT OFF H IE Y-Y·YES. ~ CURREN T! CARTER Small Engine Sales & Service 51 33 I l Oo- N ews 3. 4,6,8, 10,13, 15. D1 ck Cave tt 2.0 , Ltlia s, I GETTIN6 THROU6 H TO YOU · MR LOFT; Sunrise 9·()0---Merv Griffin 3; Ph il Donahue '.4, 13, 15, Family Affair 8; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 10 JI)-Lock. Sloc k & Barrel 20 AM 6: News N ews 8, B ul lwlnkle 10 . 7 o-Schooltes 10. 8.00-CapL Kangaroo 8.1 0; Sesame !0 Oo-Pol1ce Woman 3, d, 15 , Barett o 6, 13 ; Bar naby Jones 8, Anna Kar~rna JJ, I n Concerl10, News 10. CAP'l'AI N F:ASY 4; 6 45-Mornong Reporl 3. 6 51)-Good Morn ing , Wes Virgin;a 13, 6 55-Chuck Wh1te Reports 10; News 13 7 00- Today 3,4, 15, Good Mornong Amer~ca 6,13 ' CBS 9·30- A E 5 Hudson 51 6. 13 __o_.-! , 1 l ---------------3--1_2_·l_m ....~ l WILKINSON THE PHOTO PLACE JO ~·• ' "'0"1"111 ol ~o onq l11'lond M o11qoql' ~ lutp Atht l" ph uo H' •bi J j 1 O! ro IPve l lot '" /,',.rlo n d S IH OOU t'hm11 )\J/0 I 0 1>10 t lOll I I (II hl·d II U< 1- t aoq 1• to •~ l ol l QQ') 7.: 7Q 1W0 lq)J11 ~ ~· ~- 2•-flo rt• l or•o<~t lo!HHI1lJ .1 ,n pto .... ~ nd t robl o' ' o · t>bO H oq h { OU N 1~ y M O B il~ Horn" Pa1 t. lo' oul ':' JJ no• th n l 1-' o• nt'r O; do 4 1976 Monza 2+2::u::. $3695 ~·I GI! ~O ! ' t Phone 992-7119 .... l 1" """ 'r1ool p rn p< •l 1ty n ppt o ~ l I lH, ('" [(>,. 1>1 l0•1 d la o Ctl l'd ut l "Pf"'' ~ 1-' lom~ , " Ohr u Ho tJIC' , Plo u., ~· o t<~ bb l 63U ~ J U~ Q8 5 3SJ 4 ~ DON'T PASS UP THESE LIKE NEW USED CARS 1977 Chevelle Mali~it.s4995 (Q UNI II'( looo nlond w •t lo ' ' (lud ,.tJ wtoo d :.. w OI! 1 and Qood Ct< 1 ' " \ 11 1 M or 11 Il l ' l u uro1y W V 11 Sl OUO dow n (011 r304 II'} 110/ r , ,] (JJ 11/ .l');j l t •d {]II <.f0' lot•OI AN D 4 RM hJ• rw, twd on d uot tu <tlo~ h('d upt > 1-'h nn t' 992 I OR I JH I ~y lur l l+l t• la wn rnow o•o U: f.I C.U~O N Esttmates by Appo.ntment J0 , bt>rl1 00 111 h CII)'< '} brtl lo ~ ull \'11'1 I Ul 'l' Moddl• •p o 1t , l o~ t to Ru rlond l-'li (>I 1V 4 q/ 1\ Y OW N/ ti H f.! Route 2 fiJI,', j ~·n Phonem -2181 - on Au1o & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 I! I 'i oil f.l\.1') /Jill POTASH, FERJ.O-PELS Pomeroy Landmark m1les off Rt. 1 by -pass . St. Rt. 143, toward Rutland, 0. General Contracting 'o lp l Ol' t' 0 1 1d~ M +<id t, •po ot !11'01 f.l utl OIIcl H O M ~ ~ lll ~ VA I HA & BLEND ~4 -· ~ 1 • ~ .. FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, MA P!t APl f.Of.l tent 4Q') J)q7 __ r:;q' f tUl' I l;fiJJ o'))Q Al-' 1 A( ~ ··!I lo!l $ 1U ?9'} / OS9 oll, •f (1 10 ,.., J ~) ) d ... h wn' h "-'' f J l l/ 1.: f.!I N IO WAGON Gntld u" doto u11 l"' ~ thO" JQ 000 m, /, ,., M0 N i f IABll , lto('lr o• ', ,' ROGER HYSELL GARAGE DAVID BRICKLES Al llld L•oq• • l~Jf or tol l J ;1 j O N~ 111011~ 011d ..:. 1HHH HbOM lutnr ~ lwrl opt op t 99'2 31 }9 01 Q92 )ol j J I ~ fo l', lt >t' ON ~ ~A G I! lJ ~ J r•t•p J~Otr We hiJve enlarged our ser v1ce department and w1ll ser vice Hotpoint and other brands. hill I 'du'VAfoll •, GU N ~ H OP Cur1 ) I, • \(J ie Uf loCJdt• 79 H.,.,., n gt orn~ Jl f1 P rn11oq lo o' M u dcl \2 W11 1 to I( ~ 1 0 1 I 1W0 B~ D RO O M o"ly 'N'J JJ / 4 I FO R[) ~ANG I ~ ~ I!'' I. up ht•(h~ du ly ')~ \ .I ]Q/~ '9a _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. 5101 NOV A SERVICE .. Today 6 .3o-Colu m bus Semester 8 B DO--Hanna 8M'bera Happy Hour 3,4, 15, Welcome Back , Kolter 6, 13 ~ Walton s B,J O, Once Upon A Classic 10,33 8 JQ-What 's Happening 6, 13, Arabs & I sraelis 33 , Origtn als 20 9 DO-- Black Sheep Squadron 3, 4, 15. Hawa11 Five 0 8, 10 , Advo cates 20,JJ .-----------------------, " •' Kitchen Cabinets, Roofing, C on cre te Pat1o s, Sidewalks , New Construction & Remodeling . Sunrlse Semester 10, 6 01)-PTL Club 15, 6 15-Societles on Transit ion 10; THURSDAY , APRIL 13,1978 ---------~." 9. _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. llil. Phone 992-2181 1'1(1'-1 OU b , ~ , }lj / 9 INHio!NAIIONAI ~~ 1HO Von SI)()(J e>la tl'l~ J) QO t Boo 'd"' ? 1-'U PP tl S 811n de l <OI<'' ~ SSO q 4q />193 oll f't d,t\,.,4 V>.Hl Pomeroy Landmark V <lod -Business ·s ervices \oil< HI APPLIANCE Alban~ Ah l B O ~tf.l p up p1 f'~ Ho ve ~ h ob lrel'' ' "' or ml•d I ? 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""" oroq 99') /') )/ ~p ••c oo l AUTO PAINTING ~h O p Rt 1 14 Years Service rnnb ol o• h o nw~ l nqu <l 1 (It ]') J Wnl11ut ':ot o ! It' I S 00 SPRING SPECIAL Complete Patnt Jobs Small Cars •t " l tn ~ 742-3010 Large 5 BEAUTIFUL ACRU,.JSmall tr ees on water'Tne Ideal fo r country livmg . A Fra me or n ice home Want fU Sl $6 ,500 RACINE AREA - Good 4 or 5 bedroom fr ame home wtfh natural gas fu rna ce. ci t y water , ba !iement and l arge lot Asking SIS 000 1 aparlment s, owner li-ves tn one and rent s other I bath s and 2 extra room s. Wtll consid er S9,600 - EXTRA NICE - A pl ace really worth ownt ng 3 lar ge bedrooms , wood burning • ftrepla c e, large well equip pe d modern kttchen , spa cious c losets 2 car garage, and 1 4 acre s ot 1U~l l Y) ~0, ol ,a a•lloo huoldo n g w oth o) ••·O ti lrl !ly 100 m c (>on[> Il l p o r < h loroq\ •oll t • A - ~ "''1 f'h0'1(' 7J1 2qt.> ~ S ) OOO IIOU) l AN D h u~orw~~ hurld ong "' llt> Pdw ol l(' 48) 35 ~4 ,,(> 4 4Q ) ('I "1~ I too 11 10b lo• hl,rnt> t r,( {I \Cd 111 WHllKER Sen·rcc Ol"o Ooy or no g ht I UNING A l'io 011d odtu .. tmerl l ' 99') / 51j I ol no o n ~w(' l call D A IL I Y ~ U p hol\ lf'ry f' o r !fond Olio a !':!oa 3 2S4/ quar lt •l':> jQ , 1)0 l ofO io •d C)f1 Moor ~ l r e • •l ~ utlottd I 01 ~0 1(• toad r '>\ •' 1•1 to ll ~ t .. woi>i 74/ 1' 41 1 n1 1.0 I'OM lh' OY f lVI ,,,nu t p' tn lo wn no• d <,chooh A lu•Pttlum ~ 1d111(j !{pal HY OWNlfl Small hou'.>e o n W oter ~ ''"l'T Sy•O fu~ f> N o<O <IICW o l "'"e r ~lmm wonrlo w \ o•• d cl oot \ New . t ch o11 o w uu1or r~ d c lryh t '} no 3 bedr oo m~ Ba '> Cmenl lorpto! th ru ughout By oppom ! tn l'nt 0 11l y Ro gt•r Ahbo tt tj9J b11J or 991 1377 E•tate for Sale Plcnt\1 ol .bedroom frame home . bath , natura l ga s heat ing , TT water , double k itchen sink , 3 car garage and GVer 1 a c re of lllnd . 3 ou tb ulldrngs S\6,000. AT 446-3643 IN GALliPOliS TAl lo...tN ' ABOUT ! _ ABOUT. "1l.JN"-!:~ • lJOU ' can Icome back now ' Call JERRY MURPHY FltANK & I·:H!'i ll·: •.. DON'~ 1 Ll NCOLN HTS. - A very nice 1112 storv 4 bedroom ' home In good condi t ion Features a basement wlfh finished fam tly r oom and la undry room . eaf .fn ki tchen , living room 8. bath .Large lot with fenced yard. Call now. priced to sell at Sl7 ,000. · ~P AIR ., gravl3'1 ··~ \ EX CA VATIN G , doHH loader and backhoe w o 1k dut'll p tru e !. ~ and l o · boy~ lot l 111 e w•ll houl l dl drn to sa•l l unes to ne ond 48 Susp1c1ous DOWN I Compos11 e picture A ,.,.,fSACJRU$. " "· ' . chara cter 5 r' ores t paths 6 Kind of tea i Clear 8 Albee 's "Tmy" one 9 Proceeded slowly · 10 Tiern ey cowa rd 18 Ukraine leg1slaturc mOVI e 20 F1lled up 22 Excited 23 lmplanl 24 Novehst JiO !Jagnold 26 Restaurant (12 checks 11,.~Allo w 31 Kmd of ' Cable Channel 5 5 00 PM Blad Knight Revue Horray tor Hollywood J·oo P.M - Paul Gaudino Family F1tness Show 9 00 P .M . Blac k Knight Revue · Horray For Holl ywood Yesterday's An.1iwer 16 Vandal 's pr!ZC 19 Sprighlly 21 FlOOded 25 10ocwnenl 11 Smoked herr m~=: Jl IS Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Spade brea k no bar to game I! Jll ' b98-7331 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ;ce reduced 1os•uoo. Arrracllve r~model~d 1 story fa r m home . T hiS ntce home features a large li v rng r oo rn . dining , ea t In k i l chen , 5bedroom.s, & Jl ~ oa ths. 15 acres of tillable land wllh bal ance •n past'ure r!lnd woodl t"tnd Older brtrn & ga rage You must ~re lht~ OIW tl 's Wl•lt WOr"nt lttt' J~ tC~ LOCd l('cl L f Rt ~7~ '" Ml'l(jt, Coun l v • pla y your h1gh s pades f1rs l If ~olh opponents follow you can pla y your a ce of ' EAST I !HI 6 4 WF.ST • 10 I .•. ~~ 71 4 k ll lQ lS . 111 ,;, AK(J 'i'5 A I ~~ i' 6 5 Ill Just cash the third-high spade, ruff a spade, cash the 'I acc·kmg of c luhs to disc ard y our last cl tam ond and lead a third club . If ~:ast d1scards h1s duunond. you r uff and I Jill llt•H le1 44 Wt•sl 146 1•8 ruff your last spade . If East ,. fo~ a s t I 'a.s!-1 ,. Pu~s 4 ~T l )a s~ I' as ~ fi ¥ P01 ss 1';1., .. So ulh d1scards ... 1>ull the last trump and your IH sl s pade IS good :.! 9 Opcm ng lead • .J t R Yl'l'Utjl'tlTES suggested thai Norlh blas ted there after South bid hea rts MZW p y I MTPMHF QWVWr" FMZH The hc[lrts bt•ha vc per- U Z M H fectly for dcdarl'r but a KI most unu sual sc.tfct y pla y ts KYIFW ncccs!'iary to g uard agaln!'il the bad s pade.brcak . PYI QWDWZ UZMH . - DNVKIZ Y J HI Ea!'it take~ has aec of dtaYesterday's Cryploquote: . WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES monds a nd return s the sua t BUT !NTEI.I..IGENCE ENABLES US 1'0 DO IT ON PURPOSE. You lead dummy 's 10 of he a rls . tt hulds as docs the - WlLL CUPPY FIR5T "THCXJG~'T WM .. , quee 11 wh i ch you pla y n e xt At th ts pomt the cl emcn- lary pla y is to lead a lhll'd " -.. BIIII NF: Y hi~ spade you rufr, M!! fu~ :£w-YJl;l . P<tss Pa s~ '" I. 0 N f. F F. I. I. 0 IV South .\ lurth the se co nd spa d e, but you are slll! home wtlh your s lam .• • • Vu lnt•rahle : Both 31 / 1 ~1 Wc!i l shows ou t on • 10 9 W l 'l'll l! 39 trumps If F. a st r uffs you wou ld not mak e: the sl am tn a1Jy event. 2 • " l 2 • Q .f , 4 2 ,. Jll JIB 176 ~ K Ry O sw~:t ld .Ja('Ub} and A l an Sontag Sll1 ct· Edwm Kanlilr docs not sho w how Lht ~ rrtther poor sl cm t was b td , we havf' 10 l'lE f>UFFER t'JG FRb'A AM~0:5tA , 'AY 1'11'1 REPORT TOOAY 15 Ond gene1o~ y&cHs e• ' PUl LINS EXCA VA liNG Co mple te . SI'Hvtee Ph(Hle q9114 78 WINTER G LI to '(Ovr hou!)e? l ot us ono ~ a )O U A n Oht o reader wants to know what we b td a!-1 dealer Wtth NO RTH •11tH + AQ K X W A XX t i\(,Jx x • .J" We open one not rump The lu111d ha s 4+:1-2 distribution and 16 hrgh-card points . ~ I ' W S I ' o\ 1' ~ H f. NTEII P HISt<: A&"iN • t Oll have a questmn for lhC' PIOet /S' Wrrte A S ~ the £ , pelt::, ca1 e of /h1s nt"wSoa· (Jet fndl'o'ldua / QueS ft On S Wi ll De ans weu:>d tf acco mpam ed Dr sra mpPcf s ~lf· addressed r"nvelope s The most lft/erest· mg Qol'SI!Dns w11f be used rn thts co lum n ana wrlf rece1 ve cor •"' "' JACOBY MOOERN ) 1 0n - ~- BATHR OO M S AND Kn chens rornodoled ce tOn'l tC hie . plum bmg , corpe11hy KQ + AKR 1 6 On(' l, •tlt•r stn1p l ,v st .nuls f t~ r :l!lothrr In tlw•. :- ampl e .\ b Ll " t•d ft,f t ht' lim'{' 1. '~ X fnt !111· twu 0 \ . l'lr :-.tn ~ h l t'l tt•r, :a p o st ro phe~ thr li•ngt h 0nd forrn:-t l l••n nf th l• 1111 1 d~ ."t rt• all lunl s F.:t r lt d a~ till' i'(Hif' l ellc•rs rt rt1 rl tfTC'I\•nl KY!r'W HOWER'f' AND MARTIN h. r ovo lmg !oplu !>y!. tflrn~ do,e• bgclo. hoe dump t'l!ck lune~l o no grovel. blotk lop povong R1 143 Phone ! 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Mus.,. ..' !Cis dov ph one qq2 7089. nrgh1 phone '19'1 3515 o r '192 5731 EXCAVAt iN G .,. f(aND STOMPeD ME, MIING.1.f:O M!, cRuSHED, DEMOLISI-ftD, MAIM!D, t oo~ter !> SE WING MACHINE Repoll !o scr vtct! o il rnolo.c ~ Q92 2'184 lhe Fob1 1C ~hop Pome roy Auth o11ted Songer Sol e!> ond Servu:e We shorpe11 Sc1U01S J(NOW \\'...,..,. of J1N1MR.. rt" IS, iclf" BRADFORD A uO IOrti'O• Com ple te Servo ce Ph one 949 / 487 o r 9 4~ 7000 llar oru> O h oo ( 1111 80WE'I JJ 10 0().-Qurncv J, 4, l5 . News 20 , Birthday Par ty fo r Josef Strauss 33 10 30-Mont y Py thorl's F lying Ct r cus 20 11 oo- News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15 , DICk Cavett 70 , L11!as Yoga & You 33 11 JQ-Johnny Carso n 3.4, 15 , Baretta" 6,13. NBA Play Ott B. Movie " Th e Vull ure" 10; Monty Python' s Flying Ct r cus JJ 12 00-Janakl 33 . 12 4D-Lohman & Ba r kley 6 ; Iron. st de 13 l 0()---.Midnlght Spe c1al J,oi ,15 , Mov ie " Beg inning of the End" 10 mHter ial trench ,. 9 3Q-M ovte " The Two.F•ve " 6,13. Makem & Clancy 1 40-News 13; 2 3Q-- News 3; 3 · 00-Mov•e " The Pink Jun gle" 3. 4: 3D- Mov• e " The Bofors Gun" 3. 6 · ~FBI 3. Movte Cha nnel 4 5 & 7 PM - Ou tlaw Blues lPG) 13 The " A" in IJNA 11 Shoshone 15 The · ()" 111 17 SuffiX w1th Are !.lOU sure that s mine? lt isn't fat! In · ccedi ble Hulk 8, 10, Sounds Iage 20, Shepherd's Pie 33 3 Years bilck 4 "Quo Yadis " 01'1-:C (614) 667 -6177 Be tween 7: 30 & 9 : 00 p.m . 4 12 1 mo. P . 9 00- Ri chte Br oc ~e ll man . Pr111ate Eye 3,4,15, by THOMAS JOSEPH 12 Swea ter Specialtred in yard grading , dr iveways, landscaping , etc . 1 8 31)-CPO Sharkey 3.4. 15. Wall Street Week 20,33. "t I I 1 r [I] [ 1 I J ' ' Prmt answer here : ACKCJSS !I ntended 6 Talon 10 Woodsman II Wahine's I DOZER ,FOR HIRE Coupled , Wo nder Wom an 8, 10 ; Washington Wee~ n Revtew 20,33 Now arrange lhe Ct tcl ed feller s to the su rpnse answet as sug gesteo oy !he abOve car1oan form dance 3815. "- . through . Good dug we ll spring led 4 out build ing s and insul ated . S2J.SOO Sue P, Murphy ASSOCIATES .. SCXXJELLA'S BEEN CARR•ED OFF . . BY YOUR MOOVIANS! ' \ / - "....::Jit'.. "" REMODELIN G Plurnbong hco 1mg and nil t ype~ of ge neral repa11 Wo rk guo1o n tced 10 year~ e• pen ance Phon o 997 7409 Evenings Coll•46-3796 or 446-7881 t he way G. Bruce Tea ford Helen L. Teaford WORLD ..l.t:<'S ~OU ,.AlkiNG YOU "-NOW ElC.· ACTLV WHAT I 'M ") u o n s oil ~ moll opplro nce~ lown 111 0 wur ne.Jtt to Stole H tghwoy Gar age oro Ro u te 7 Phoroe ( 614 ) 98!1 lliE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY NEW LIS TlNG - 596 ac re WE WON'T WEAR YOUR CARPET OUT SHOWING LOOKERS , ONLY QUALIFIED BUYERS ! ...~ ,---- WHA,. IN 'Tl-1 BLUE - E,ED ..... Sweepe rs 3 bedroom home w tth bd th . Electric ba seboard heat. Ca,pe ted all - -~ \ '"'" ELWOOD CAU spot. Ask in g m ,soo J TM,. S EXACTL~· WHAT J'D liK j' T KN0\\ .. VOU BACK$"\'ABB!R . HEY, WHIIT 'S Bro d l old !.mat ler 3 bedroom home wi th centra l heattng , city wate r , and nice garden LISTING the 8 01)-.Quark J, 15 . Movie " Stickin' Togelher" 6.1 3, Odd cr-tecks payatile 10 Newspaper boo ks TH' BIG IDEA 1?! ~ha de tlN COLN Hill 3 bedooo m h o u~e <Oip(' t elc<1 r,c hea t good q01den lot Wol~ on g do~lon<e It om IO'Wn Coli oltur 4 00 991 2b12 News 10, Newlywed Game 13, Gilltgan's Is 15, Almanac 20 , Mak i ng Things Grow 33 7 3G-Porter Wagoner 3, Gong Show 4, $100,000 Name That Tune 6 . 13, S 100,000 Name That Tune 6,1 3; Pri ce ts R tght a: MacNeil Lehrer Report 20,33, Family Feud 10, Pop Goes The Country 15. NEW - JUST OFF PRESS ' JUMBLE BOOK 11 11 w1th 110 puUie!l rs avail able lor S1 35 postpan:l tram Jumble, clo th1s newsoaoer, P 0 Box J.4 . NorwOOd N J 07648 lncludt! your name, t~dt.Jress, 11p colle and mato:e -- 9Q7 7730 land . S70.000 . SYRAC USE - Neal NEW ICI THAT MAKEb 111M ~ EXPERIENCED Ra41ator~ Service ITif!.flll , , _ rM ._,,.,, frtotdo - ... u.._.... 907 7007 ANN Frtends 6, CBS News 8, 10. Over Easy 20 . MONSTER" ISN' T SCARED .. HE'S Go r A REAL REASON JD- NBC News3.4,1 5. ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnett& 7:0Q-Cross Wits J 4' L1ars Club 6. Muppet Show 8, A"LONE' SHARK I }b'J ' PIANO BUSI NHS BUH DI NG wotl. lrvon q 3 b4droom bl ock home above al l rloods . City water . nat ural ga s, and on one ac r e Wa nt $20.000. ""o' ~ Cl(l f' lot lcrrgP yo roq(l ~ NORTH ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Uul"irH'P'Pi ~·nirr ~ [](] FLANK REBEl rROPHV BOYISH O.n sw e1 An encount e r wtth o ne can be c o stly - )li m, llo·al J.:stah· for ~al~ Adams Chront cles 33 b Jumbles Chester, Ohio 10·30·C I 4 9 1 mo . • ~ STRONG ·.. .... .., .. Jack's Seotic Tank Service • 6 01)-News 3,4,8,10.13.15. ABC News 6. Zoom 20 . f Answers Jomorrow ) 113 I 1M hlllleiOI QIJIT BEC~U SE Tl<fY 'RE SCARED ARF ~ T ,, Brady Bunch Gunsmok~ 6. M1ster Rogers 20,33: Hoga n' s Heroes 10, Emergency One 13, Pe!i tcoat Ju nc f1on 15 5 3()--.--N ews 6. E lee Co 20 33 , Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogan 's Heroes 15 11 • 9 room 3 or 4 bedrogff' house Has 1 ba th s, eq uippe d kit c hen , ba!lemen t , furna,t;.e, S car gar age , nt ce yard and bus1ness rooms . Good for small bustness RJ . l3 '1ht Orictn•ton Not Tilt lmtUton. Phone 985-3806 SlOO .OO S125 oo Large Cars Trucks i17S.OO Body work & repair S1. 00 per i nch using on l y th e best Dupont materials . · 216 E Second Str eet POMEROY Free Est . Call , 992-3815 R e .. idell'tJal and co mm ercia I. Ca II for est1mate, 24 hour serv1ce. Anyday , an yttm e. Mtddleport , Ohio RUTLANO - on heating cost E11.penence and fully .nsured SEPTIC TANK CLEANING THUGS WII O I WOULDI'1 ' f BE roo ~U RE · "f'LL IAK I· (\ LOT OF GETTIN G " · 4, 5 00-Bo nanza 3; Star Trek 4, ORPHAN ANNIE-CIRCllMST\NCES ALTER --.- -- Routt J PGtlll~ 0. 4.9. 1 mo pd BOB'S 10 1 IN llloJdl o•po• I o•(j LJo pp Prll nl I VIRGILB , SR 0 3Q-- L ittle Ras cal s 3, 15, Gtlltgan ' s Is 8.10 • "• • hv op l1 o 1ne !ktv • ~ y1u r u~ • · ft , j[, 4 •• ••" Carpet &Uph tery Phone M1ke Youna At 9'!2·2206 or 992-7630 3 31 1 mo. ,1 (l' Q9/ /'Jlj bo•droorn 1Hj,>il: J./ u, IH OJ F or Poor er 15, Merv Grilftn 6, Gil ligan ' s Is 8; Sesame ST 20.3 3; Gome r Pyle , USMC 10, Din ah 13. STOFI Young's Carpeting The rmal In s ulation Save 30 pet to SO pel Phon e 4 00--Mtster Cartoon 3 ; Edge of N tght 4, For Rt cher lf C.AIJ'T 0 6.13, 3 ]I)-All In The Fa mdy 8.10. Cro ckett's Victor y Gar den 20 . by Henr1 Arnolo and Bob Lee Elf; I - Superior Steam [!traction Cellulosic (wood fiber) 992 3748 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING I ' Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE & ··KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. I OU J,llr! QO M) both I JU lr •nod l ,,, toq.· on ':o R l /~ ti rtt lo. 10 H>u " " J burl" l ull bu ~ ,.,r,•rot l ot r o• 011 Rt I tJ •rHJt"' J oflll t~ d 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 4 4 1 mo 3·30· 1 mo J&L ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME K 3·01)- Anothe r World 3, 4, 15, General Hospital AScento fMan 33, LtltasYoga& Yo u20 220 E. Ma in II UN ION OPERATED EXTERIOR PAINTS AT wo tp r o ,o,lohl l ':o r r" I \ ~ {' ) f'oltlll'l(l¥ f' h (H II Cj(j'j Jlil::l) l ror oul~ 675-1582 8.1 0. 2 01)-0ne Lite to Live 6.13 7 31)-Doclors 3,4.15. Gu;d•ng Lighl 8,10. Unscta·,;lb le these tour Jumbles . one tenet 10 each square 10 f o rm tow ordtnary words ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II Henderson 881· 2115 Pomerov , 0 . " .:0 l lniW' ~ (Jd~ ond HO I! N LOSEH '" Phone 992-1113 CONCRETE Hartford BEST QUALITY INTERIOR (ll $ 15 ){)() f'h Pil l' /0 o c', ' o< Af ' i'~ Q )( I WET'HER~ILL (1 ul /U'il.: 'N) ftlt\th\,{l \ft)\1 ~ ~ ~~Ult!.!l Sales & Service "Get A Load Of This" Muffler Brakes Shock s Tir es Bal1ery. Installation Service J , ,j jJI( Ip o•r l, ·. For MOORE'S Ph . 992 -2848 ' AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER For Th e Bes1 Price In Town Only 15 Jo-Oays of Our lives 3,.4, 15, As The World T urns "'" ' SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lfc J 16 1 mo mo L _________.:_.:_:._.:.....c 0( rt•\ tond 111 " lh j" I Hut lorod ( f> on pl r !p lo(lllt· r l>~•olo u p ol, n ) bo nk. , o pp rct •' fJ I( 1 HURRY! Lim1t ed Supply 11 30- Knockout 3, 15; Family Feud 6, 13 , Partridge Famtly4 , Love of Life8.10. Sesame 20,33, 11..5 ~ ... CB S News 8; Loving Free 10. " 12 Oo-Newscenter 3, News 4,6 , 10, To Say T he Least 15 , Gambit 8; R1ck Fouc heux M idday Magazine 13 12 Jo-R yan ' s Hope 6 , 13, Bob Braun 4; GonQ Show 1S; Sear ch for Tomorrow B. \0, E lee Co 33. 00--For Rr cher , For Poor~r 3, All My Childr en 6, 13; New s a, Young & I he Resll eless 10, Not For Women 10 01)-700 Club .· Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P .M. .sa te Prtced Now T hru April 20 th Bob Hotllich -......·--.• Pomeroy, Oh1o BOL E N MULCHER S Spec1al Occasions "R•ghl8 ,10, $20.000 P·1ram1d 13 11 .01)-Wheel of Forlune 3.<.15 . Happy Days 6, 1 ~, Elec. Co 20 Cable Channel S 6·00 ~ M - Grande Chorale Spr ing Show 7 DO---- Pau l Gaud tno Fam rl y Fttness Show 7 30 - Coach's Corner 9 00 .- Grande Cho r ale Sprrng Show 300 Main St. & 1970 l H 17Q0 du•,1p lru(!., lht:Sf' ( Qn \];:s;::::!!lll "' Buck a: Joker ' s Wtl d 10, To Tell The Truth 13 IO; Jo- Holl ywood Squares 3, 4, 15, Htgh Hopes 6, Price 5& 7 PM - Bound for Glo ' y l PG I 9 II- 11 P M - Slapshot I RI tJ 000 81 U p t t(C S ll5 Al ~ o a ho"d pu~h mow c• r J, l..r• 11f'""' u\ 15 LAWN BOV MOWERS Jib;) TEAFORDrn lo!A't' 'J U~ l lJ l ur1u lu 1o• Arid ""') O hoo b I J Jb7 0637 Lorqr ~ t crn d !ah l ~· S.J Q 95 Small Weddings Portraits OWN ! f.( ) Qlr! ·~ Wi lli (j 1(111 111 ho~J " ' tf.IEI G A ~ I< Oii:Jn• Oq •· '"'1"1't'' lo. ot( lw11 oml he ,cJ~·~ ··d lo p /, ,. . , . j., ~ lolll/8~ JH/1 111l' l11 11!1o',h('d f.I OC r. pull •' " M1ddleporf. o Phone 992 -109 2 See · fl <HI1 1rth 11t S.J)Opach 99 / JIIJ 14 trople uno ... f' r~ o l d ro 11C ~ holt '> l• p (lu rch puncfure pr oal ' H t' ~ Vf><y good c.on dtl ron !, hodtt Chevrolet ,_,- 384 1 99') i'>l 53 E• cellt!"l 1978 Ford 1h Ton .... }5295 G ood <orH I• EXCELLENT ! .. .YOU CAN START BY TELLI'-iG U5 WHERE YOU FLEW M155 DOBBI~5 A>'TER YOU TOOK OFF FROM McKEE IIJDU5TRIE5! ·. 9 31)-Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10 10 ·01)-Santord 8. Son 3,4,15. Edge of N1ghl 6; Pass The Yoga !1. You 33 .~~• .,, ·-!J '· ··-( - PWMBING & HEATING INC. 498 Lo cu st Street JO) 1 2J7!:! 19/3 Doroon 14 ~ 602 bcd toom 949 Supercab . loca l owner , v .a eng tne,'automatic trans , p s , p B , Ranger Pkg ., a if cenditiontng , R. step bumper , rad io luut Mtttloo l<. mol eo, S37S 9Q1 7071 NIO PIGS lo r ::;ole 1975 Ford F250 ....•.. ..S4495 It;. St 4 l/ 5 15 ro ~ P ob ole Home 3 bed room II ~ b !I h1u ~h hoq j !..o t lu tn• l • , r•!l o·n ! ((Hll lrl otHI S4 0iJ QJCl bN\I OO tt1 7 l ull b O II1~ l ull y 1 o opcored on I • a c re~ o l land 14 '} 7']1 4 12 • 7. ') JOJO f OU li'MU>J 1 f OR tom r i" ' C 1-w a u t ~ ~ to u p I(JI fr , u, C' p(' l a t rot~ SJ/W l'iu ... , d ,old th " """"~ 'j\J') lbOtl beoutd ul ~OBill 1J ~ u r l me M il l (• I O fol ) All Bud£')' ~ CO Al Cpe .• loca l owner , low m ile ag e, V 8 eng ine , .:m P S , P. B , rad tal w w ttres Radto & tape , dark red w tth blk vtnyl top Sharp car BO A! 1} . Home• for SalP 70 ~ h np o G(ond r'\ l'oo tPd I ll! <J~ 2 3231 u ltl'' ~ (a!l oio('r o P"' bCd i OO ill 1975 C~evy Chevelle .• s3895 ~~ lo<)t1 M! A ( K ,AND wh ole {()ll• e to ho 111e Co!t qq7 ~ J 86 17 Torino . :.~o::}2495 Altr o ) ..,., , Md dl ppOo 1 M o to r 011d tro rl£'• MAl~ , • In rod) l'll tJ HO NL> A M~/ ){) o•• rr>IJ , .,., •w1 do! rrlll $ .')0 \ QJ!i Har l1·'f lJu, od~t'" { u~ I OI111 /o ' d ,•• ! P I o•rot tu rodo!J (lll lou \ \Ut(ll il 1lu tr h onrl ., holt w•d o t h t•r ()I \ o ''o~OI Jt ~ ) J(KX) bJJ I'Jl.lf, l/'il) IM ~~ 1 J.!H !JOG I year o ld odcol to• ol der ( rou plu A ho g ood woth t 'tt VIN G ru0111 l ur•ldiJ't' (l ! 1~·r () dO g !. olm o<. t ') yt>o• ~ to gr vea woy Real good ...,oq h d og ~ Good w th t ,, ,1dr en Pof t h£'og lc> CW2 7331 TE C Con vers 1on . high back. seats, htde a bed . de lul(e decor package , a tr cond it ion . AM FM ster eo radt a, tape '& 4 speakers. a u:t~ili ary battery 350 V 8 eng1ne . automat ic trans ., power steering & b r a~es . w w ftres , bea uti fu l 7 tone green . reta1l ltst appr ox S10.500 Used ~c: co ca r Reduced . Plo , " ' ' ( ull Qq'} ' cOb dny , ·• ul d 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 lmt ~ 'I ''n p .... ,lh .. !do · pn 'l t! ~ 3 J S 4~ '<;" loctd t•r I rn lor; l'LL T-T· TALK! ,.. ,JUS T S HUT OFF H IE Y-Y·YES. ~ CURREN T! CARTER Small Engine Sales & Service 51 33 I l Oo- N ews 3. 4,6,8, 10,13, 15. D1 ck Cave tt 2.0 , Ltlia s, I GETTIN6 THROU6 H TO YOU · MR LOFT; Sunrise 9·()0---Merv Griffin 3; Ph il Donahue '.4, 13, 15, Family Affair 8; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 10 JI)-Lock. Sloc k & Barrel 20 AM 6: News N ews 8, B ul lwlnkle 10 . 7 o-Schooltes 10. 8.00-CapL Kangaroo 8.1 0; Sesame !0 Oo-Pol1ce Woman 3, d, 15 , Barett o 6, 13 ; Bar naby Jones 8, Anna Kar~rna JJ, I n Concerl10, News 10. CAP'l'AI N F:ASY 4; 6 45-Mornong Reporl 3. 6 51)-Good Morn ing , Wes Virgin;a 13, 6 55-Chuck Wh1te Reports 10; News 13 7 00- Today 3,4, 15, Good Mornong Amer~ca 6,13 ' CBS 9·30- A E 5 Hudson 51 6. 13 __o_.-! , 1 l ---------------3--1_2_·l_m ....~ l WILKINSON THE PHOTO PLACE JO ~·• ' "'0"1"111 ol ~o onq l11'lond M o11qoql' ~ lutp Atht l" ph uo H' •bi J j 1 O! ro IPve l lot '" /,',.rlo n d S IH OOU t'hm11 )\J/0 I 0 1>10 t lOll I I (II hl·d II U< 1- t aoq 1• to •~ l ol l QQ') 7.: 7Q 1W0 lq)J11 ~ ~· ~- 2•-flo rt• l or•o<~t lo!HHI1lJ .1 ,n pto .... ~ nd t robl o' ' o · t>bO H oq h { OU N 1~ y M O B il~ Horn" Pa1 t. lo' oul ':' JJ no• th n l 1-' o• nt'r O; do 4 1976 Monza 2+2::u::. $3695 ~·I GI! ~O ! ' t Phone 992-7119 .... l 1" """ 'r1ool p rn p< •l 1ty n ppt o ~ l I lH, ('" [(>,. 1>1 l0•1 d la o Ctl l'd ut l "Pf"'' ~ 1-' lom~ , " Ohr u Ho tJIC' , Plo u., ~· o t<~ bb l 63U ~ J U~ Q8 5 3SJ 4 ~ DON'T PASS UP THESE LIKE NEW USED CARS 1977 Chevelle Mali~it.s4995 (Q UNI II'( looo nlond w •t lo ' ' (lud ,.tJ wtoo d :.. w OI! 1 and Qood Ct< 1 ' " \ 11 1 M or 11 Il l ' l u uro1y W V 11 Sl OUO dow n (011 r304 II'} 110/ r , ,] (JJ 11/ .l');j l t •d {]II <.f0' lot•OI AN D 4 RM hJ• rw, twd on d uot tu <tlo~ h('d upt > 1-'h nn t' 992 I OR I JH I ~y lur l l+l t• la wn rnow o•o U: f.I C.U~O N Esttmates by Appo.ntment J0 , bt>rl1 00 111 h CII)'< '} brtl lo ~ ull \'11'1 I Ul 'l' Moddl• •p o 1t , l o~ t to Ru rlond l-'li (>I 1V 4 q/ 1\ Y OW N/ ti H f.! Route 2 fiJI,', j ~·n Phonem -2181 - on Au1o & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 I! I 'i oil f.l\.1') /Jill POTASH, FERJ.O-PELS Pomeroy Landmark m1les off Rt. 1 by -pass . St. Rt. 143, toward Rutland, 0. General Contracting 'o lp l Ol' t' 0 1 1d~ M +<id t, •po ot !11'01 f.l utl OIIcl H O M ~ ~ lll ~ VA I HA & BLEND ~4 -· ~ 1 • ~ .. FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, MA P!t APl f.Of.l tent 4Q') J)q7 __ r:;q' f tUl' I l;fiJJ o'))Q Al-' 1 A( ~ ··!I lo!l $ 1U ?9'} / OS9 oll, •f (1 10 ,.., J ~) ) d ... h wn' h "-'' f J l l/ 1.: f.!I N IO WAGON Gntld u" doto u11 l"' ~ thO" JQ 000 m, /, ,., M0 N i f IABll , lto('lr o• ', ,' ROGER HYSELL GARAGE DAVID BRICKLES Al llld L•oq• • l~Jf or tol l J ;1 j O N~ 111011~ 011d ..:. 1HHH HbOM lutnr ~ lwrl opt op t 99'2 31 }9 01 Q92 )ol j J I ~ fo l', lt >t' ON ~ ~A G I! lJ ~ J r•t•p J~Otr We hiJve enlarged our ser v1ce department and w1ll ser vice Hotpoint and other brands. hill I 'du'VAfoll •, GU N ~ H OP Cur1 ) I, • \(J ie Uf loCJdt• 79 H.,.,., n gt orn~ Jl f1 P rn11oq lo o' M u dcl \2 W11 1 to I( ~ 1 0 1 I 1W0 B~ D RO O M o"ly 'N'J JJ / 4 I FO R[) ~ANG I ~ ~ I!'' I. up ht•(h~ du ly ')~ \ .I ]Q/~ '9a _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. 5101 NOV A SERVICE .. Today 6 .3o-Colu m bus Semester 8 B DO--Hanna 8M'bera Happy Hour 3,4, 15, Welcome Back , Kolter 6, 13 ~ Walton s B,J O, Once Upon A Classic 10,33 8 JQ-What 's Happening 6, 13, Arabs & I sraelis 33 , Origtn als 20 9 DO-- Black Sheep Squadron 3, 4, 15. Hawa11 Five 0 8, 10 , Advo cates 20,JJ .-----------------------, " •' Kitchen Cabinets, Roofing, C on cre te Pat1o s, Sidewalks , New Construction & Remodeling . Sunrlse Semester 10, 6 01)-PTL Club 15, 6 15-Societles on Transit ion 10; THURSDAY , APRIL 13,1978 ---------~." 9. _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. llil. Phone 992-2181 1'1(1'-1 OU b , ~ , }lj / 9 INHio!NAIIONAI ~~ 1HO Von SI)()(J e>la tl'l~ J) QO t Boo 'd"' ? 1-'U PP tl S 811n de l <OI<'' ~ SSO q 4q />193 oll f't d,t\,.,4 V>.Hl Pomeroy Landmark V <lod -Business ·s ervices \oil< HI APPLIANCE Alban~ Ah l B O ~tf.l p up p1 f'~ Ho ve ~ h ob lrel'' ' "' or ml•d I ? 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Funeral servtces will be held Friday afternoon at the Shaffer-McCl ure Funeral Home in Mariett a. $30 million bail-out keeping schools open the late Franklin an <J Nancy ·Farley. Rhodes . He was also preceded in death by three SISters and a brother. . Leah Louise Pickens Rhodes, stt~psu n , Roger, I of Middlepw1. Mr. Rhodes was a veteran of World War l having servl•d ln the U.S. Anny . Funera I servtces wtll be held at I p 111. Saturday at the ' Rawlings-Coats r'une ral Home with burial to be i11 Meigs Memoria l Ga rdens. Officiating will be the Hcv. FLOYD RHOPF.S Floyd Rhod£s, 86, South Second Ave .. Midd leport, died early Thursday at _Veterans Memorial Hospit1lL Mr. Rhodes was born April 2t, 1891 at Ulric. Ohio, a Slln of George Oiler. Frie1:ds may Fire loss is $14,000 An estimated $14,0110 worth p. m ., repurtedly originated in the rei lin!{ and roof area of of damages resulted to the B&B Mark et tn Mas<>n, the store. The cause of the Wednesday evening when the f1re 1s sti ll under in· __ ,Jjuilding was gutted \l)· ftrr vestlgatwn . and its contents dest ro~ t'd A spok esma n noted that the The fi re. discovered·at 5. 2B State F'ire Marshall is expected to be tn Mason today Ill fun her check on the ca us(' (Continued from page 11 Arch Mason s, Pomeroy Chapter Knights Tcmplar, and Aladdin Shrine. He was a past commandrr of Drew Webster Post 39, Amcman Legton, and a member of the Middlepurt-Pumcru) Huta r) Club. Funeral ser\'iCes wJII be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Hev . Robert Bumgarner officiating. Burial will be tn the Mount Hermon Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and from ito 9 p.m. Frtday. ,,f the blaze. There were customers in .the building at the time of the fire. the spokesman reported , however, everyone Ifl(:lna~cd to escape fr om the building. Nu injuries resu ltt>d 1t was i'Oied . The store IS O\\lled by Sharon Hoffman, Letart. Damages of $8,000 to the contents and $6,000 to the building were estimated. F'1remen were on the scene for four hours . A total of 22 firemen and four tru cks responded to the call . SQUA DRliN T he Middlet>orl Emergency Squad was called lo'&li S. Second Ave., atl0 :02 .,..1n Wednesday for Floyd Rhodes, a mcdtcal patient , who was taken to Veterans AppliCIJtions Memonal Hosptlal. Continued from page ; the association are : Metgs GRA NGE MEETING Riding ~lob in Pomeroy• Ohot Valley Grange 2612 Bar-30 Horsemen tn Tupper s Letart Fall s wt ll meet Plains ; Rtvervtew Sadd le Thursday , Aprtl 20 ill 7:30 p. Club in Point Ple asan t : m. rather than thi s evening Saddle and Sirlotn tn as was annuum:ed . Gallipolis ; Ja -Vin in A delegate will be named Wellston ; Athen s Htdtng and a baking contest held . Club, and W-E 111 Parkersburg . Application forms may also PTOTOMEET be obtained by contacllng Racme PTO wtll 1meet _ Norma Newland, &haimlan, Monday at 7: 30 p. m. at the of the Selectton Committee, school. There will be tn· at Rt. 2, Bo• 105, Coolvtlle, !>1a llation of officers and a Ohto 45723 . The applicattons speaker fr om the Metgs must etther be postmarked County Health Department. by mtdmght on May fi or they '11\e thtrd grade mothers may be handed to the wtll provide refreshments. chairman at the May 6 The public 1; invncd to atOV HSA show. tend. ~- :!1 . ; FRIDAY, APRIL 14TH, SATURDAY, APRIL 15TH .& MONDAY, APRIL 17TH - OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. . sl89 GI-NGHAM CHECK ! REGU~~;~~lk~:~~G WARE 4 PIECE MIXING BOWL SET YARD GOODS ~ ~~rnflower I -----T'HRE'EoA"v-s'A~-----T...----·----5PfCTAt-----·---·-r~---REGuW$fsOPYREX... - - - ·1 r rl Permanent press , polyester co tt on bl en d , 45 inc h es wide, good se lection of calors and check stzes l I S 119 YARD pattern. in clud es 9" pi e plate, 8 .tshqua r e uftltty dt s h•. p , quart bak ing d is h WI Ci'loose green, gold, brown or blue . *15" • SET lid . 1 ~~~:.~~::~.5:~~~~-~-~i-~~.~~~~~.r.~:.~.P~~es~:.~~ I SAL£1 ANCHOR HOCKING Reg . $64 .00, six way .. 3 way · tray floor , swing arm (3 way). downbr idge 13 way), rich antique bronze finish, fabric and vinyl shades Casserol e wi th basket in 11 ' quart r ound covered, .. I'.,. qua~t . ob long . unco.vered , .· 1. quart loaf dish uncove red . SALE s44aa 1 I1· .i '549 SPECIAL ·I.. 1 1 SET I $3'' · !I MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS Made by Springtoot in sizes small , medium , I I large and extra large . 52.95 cotton poly es ter bl end s in solid colors an d heath er ton es .............. ..... Sale 52 .33 53.95 100 per ce nt polyes ter in so lid colors SaleSJ . I9 READY MADE DRAPERIES Discontinued colors and patterns , good overall selection, regular prices $7.49 to $12 .95 pair. lI /2 I I I LEATHER WORK BELTS •2,69 II FIH "" ... · .. ... .. .. · RACINE S, M. L and XL sizes. permanent press . assorted fan cy patterns ______ :.________________ · I l I L I 1 1 qua lily , btg selection mea surements . . WOMEN'S SALE PRICE COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR GROUP l/.2 PRICE 1 · 7~ I Briggs . '' But our largest piece of money from taxation comes at Novembe-r <•pJ)(Ised the le''J' whtle blacks the end of and ea rly December and if we're not fin thl' East Side favored it. " Lf we .art• unsuc(:essful in convin ci ng the Clevel and able to borrow against that , it's difficult to sec where we vu ters that tht money was not .ct gift or a t{raut, .:md if \\o'e • not hc1ve enough rnoney . teachers or suppliers . - Reduction of the number of employees . to sta te :~br mt ''arnbJguous''.l<mguage m the resistrictions. In •ddition , The advance pa y111ent mtm be approved by the stat e .Controll tng l:lnard , which meets Monday , (Continued on page 12 1 • at y e receive paychecks by Wednesday or Thursday of next week . They mi ssed paychecks on Mar ch :n and today because the board did expenditures to the state. " We can live with it easily," Briggs said of the restnctiuns. But he and board men tbers raised questions enttne 1-'iftt•t•n Ct•nt s . \ 'ol. 2X, .\ n. ~;;;; '549 This is a kindergarten class at the Pomeroy Elementary School getting comfortable in preparation for '5995 ')'wo mothers of chi ldren who will enter kindergarten classes at the Pomeroy Elementary School in the fall recetve lnstnu ction on proper comp letion of the necessary forms at the upcoming roundup on Mav 1. F'rom the left 1 I1 + I SALE '4 I1 1 boxer waist. hip pocke t. soli d colors, fils waist siz es 24 to 38 . SALE PRICE •3,99 in l :~~~:~e ~~~~~~~~ ~~;e~n;i~~ ~~ock of gir ls'. -- ! lI a nd 7 to 14. Entire sto ck included for this sale. 20% OFF ·-,______.;.___ !I ~e·~~~~bre Rad~ !~~i~o~eypoau;t~;~~,u;~do~ 1 ;;raduation g ifts . SAVE 20%.._.._...-..--+--·-----_.._.._.._.._....__ ! '55 __ 00 SALE! . 2 ONLY REGULAR '99,95 STUDIO II l l! I HOME TV PROGRAMMER BY RCA ! R--- MUSJCOSALElFLOO CAR TAPE PlAYERS 81 · yo~~~:~tn d cassette mode ls, easy to instal l -----~~-~-~---·--·--t----~~~;~~~3:~~~~---l-· r· l ---~-l~~--Q_F!____ SPECIAL THREE DAY SALE' . TIMEX WATCHES A big new shipme nt of popular Timex wa tches in women's, children's and men ·s s tyles , electric , dig ital and wind wa tches , you'll like the se lection . 1 REG. 239.00 ...... .... ....... ,. .. SALE '188.00 :REG. '459.00 ......... ... ......... SALE '350.00 Furniture Depa r tment , Jrd Floor ' ~ WOMEN'S SPRING COATS Entire s tock pt women 's s pr ing coa ts, all I • weather coals an d suede look coa ts, m issy sizes, half sizes and petites. 1 1 I !1• SAVE 25 0/ 1 !I I /O REGULAR PRIC~S '38.00 TO 184.00 Bookshelf/Room Divider DARK PINE ~ REG. '329.00 SALE I Furniture Department, lrd Floor '199 • SALE! SPECIAL SALE! 1 ! I METAL CABINETS - UTILITY - CHINA - BASE 20.0//0 OFF CARPET SAMPLES t 100 00· SUITS FILED EACH Two·sults for app ropriation right of way easements and rights were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Co urt by tl!e Ohio Power Company, Portsmouth . One was against Lillian Marlene Hall, Rt . 2, Racine, et al and the other against Jay Hull, Jr., Rt. 1, Cheshire, et hi. ' Filing for divor ce was Joann Clark, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, against Harry E. Clark,. same · address. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, lrd FLOOR _..__.._.,_ ,_.._..,_.._,_..,_.._ ,._.._,_,_...~-·..-.J.....-.._,__.,_,_,_._.._.._.._.,_...,__.._..~ ...._.._._.. OPEN SATURDAY & MONDAY 9:30 TO 5 rcdured bond on Leonard ulh•).!cd murder ul his wih:, Kat hryn ..........,.. P.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POME·ROY "• • • ,, f~ ll c n Fi•ch · patrk k April 9, Huml \\ 3!'1 redul'l'd from $100,0110 to $60,000. Fitl'hpatrkk is ludgNI in l\1t·i~s c~nmty Jail. discussed David Spencer, offi ce ma nage r an d Ted Wame r, superintendent of the Meigs Co unty Highway Department met with Meigs Co unty Comm issioners Tuesday night regardin~ appropriations a nd road ma teria l bids. The bid of the Guernsey Aspha It for bit ominous materials was accepted with the exception that when It is not available from Guernsey , the engineer is to purchase fr om I he · next lowes t prov ider. All other bids lor a·sphalt ma teria ls were acce pted with purchases to be made at the discretion of the county engineer . Bids for dust control materia ls were tabhid. · Several residents of co unty road 4 in Hutland Township, ' me l with commissioners requesting steps be taken to correct ttie problem of an open dump on Macumber Hill which is a strip mining area . Commissi oners staled they would contact lhe highway department to bulldoze the area. The board will post signs warning violators of prosecution. . Commissioners also asked residents to help by obtaining license numbers of violators and reporting any information to the sheriff's department for legal action. Attendin g were Henry Wells, Richard Jones and Jim Roush, comm iS.!I ioner s, and Mary Hobstetter, t lerk . Co urt ·' Jud gl' E. llu l'k Thursda y M. Fltchpatrlck 21. Middleport. ehar~t·d with the 33 I OtherJoggersor I ~~----~.:.~~-~~~.!~~:.:.-----~------- l IIOND RF:IJUCED Countv Rohrrl bids are l. l I , Pomeroy E leme ntary: Dwight Goins, dis tr h.:t administrative assi.stant and Mr·s. Ben Ewing . Material Size 24x40 inches, ova l or obl ong, sol id co lor s and patterned. non skid back. Vance begins. weekend consultations today DAH ES SALAAM. Tanzania 1UPI 1 - Secretary 11f SUi h.: Cyrus Vancr beJ{an a week end of rntcn s in~ t'(•nsult<Jtlons today, buoyed h~ ~~ rep orted m<ijor breakthmugh rn In s dl'Speration mrssion to .ctvert full- sea!r eiYil war In Hhotlesi•. ure Chase Cleland, snn of Mr . and Mrs. Hank Cleland rmd Kim Ewin~c holding lll lk s Saturday and Su!HUII' witlt .Joshua Nkum o nn<l 11;•1JCrt Mug abe , leaders of the Patn otie Fr ont gucrnlla or gan izati on fighting 111 Rhudesia , and the daughll'r of Mr . wuJ Mrs. Ben f:wing . Kindergarten roundup $et nounced liHer. At the Pomeroy Elementary School , new enrollees in the first grade (children who did not att end kindergarten in Meigs Local 1, may be . d. • regtstere It is being stressed . all children • entering kindergarten should be registered at the roundup so all necessary paper work c•n be completed so children and th eir teacher, Mrs. Mary C. Wiley, will be able to buckle right down to work on the fi r.t day of the fall sess ion . An y child whose fifth birth· day fall s on or before Sept. 30, this year, may be registered for kinderga rten and any child whose sixth birthday Weather Becoming cloudy tonight, with showers or thun dershowers and lows in the upper 30s or lower 40s. Showers and a little coo ler Saturday, with highs between 55 and Ill. ' falls on or before Sept. :10 , Ihi.< yem, may be registered for the fir st grade . .At the time of registration, pt~ren t!-l are to prov ide a or Immunizati on which in cludes 4 DPT, 4 polio record Subin , measles, ru bella and a recent TB skin teat 1wi thi n one year before entering school}. Parent s also must present the chi ld 's btrt h certifi cate. ta~Y"SchtKI I Principal Hob{,rt Mt1rris ' collects all til fo rmation io order that Mrs . Wiley hils all the pilper work Dwight da~ ses ~1t ad - Waterga te n~port ~r Rob Woodward ~a s key notr , pea kcr at th e First Annual Rio Grandr Media Seminar Oay held Thursday at the college. St•e Inside stury. ' CHEAO rumual fa ru uus ba c kp<:~ck cr from this arl'U, Grandma Gatewood, \\hu hiked the cnlire · Apa pia chi~ n Tr a tl fr om Georgia to Maine at the age of 69 . Une of the best-known events at the Bob Evans FamJ will tuke place May 20 when chtckcns from every· where will in the ~ puttering nr gn ti at ions on Rhodesia. now governed by Prime Mintstcr ian Smith and three moderate black s. But the offteial s conceded attend such a gathering , but Vanee, who w11l be going to Salisbury early next week. will seck to change that position. Vanre . accompanied by U.N. AlltlxJSsador Andrew Y oun~. arrived in DtH es Salaam Thursday after a 19hour flight froni Washington. Offictals aboard his plane satd the Palrtolic Fr ont plan. md ucllng !!. _. u ·' pn.:scnec lind a centra l role for Bn appoi nted British res1dent c·o mrn1ss ionrr rl urin g the tnmsition to majority rule . A Sl'nior Arncri can offirtal said Vance will tell tht· So:lii sbury gc,\·ernrnent It st<:1nds no chanee of g;:linin g mtrrn rl tlonal acceptance or an end lf1 i.'C(Jn OOliC sanct ions. V<mcf' cllso w11l say the Umtrfl SUI!es ts prepared to mrlk l' a • sig nif icant ('untn bution to a de\'elopm ent fund for if a go\·ernnment is formt•d that represents all the part1l"s, including the Rhod~si a PatnotJL' Front. Ill- wtll argue that the alternattve to his proposals is HlJlliiSI C.t'rtilllll) WJdCspn•C::Jd l'l\' tl war. and the like lihund of expanded Sov tet and CUIAin mnucnce 1n southern Afr tcH. the offi nals scud . Refore go ing i(, Salisbury, Va nl'r will travel to Pretoria and wtll cmphasi>r this last ar~unwnt m thf' hopes the Snuth Afnea ns will put pressure nn the Rhodestans to aeecpt an all-party cor\feren ct'. Pridemore pleads guilty registrallon. ' it wnuld be a majur accept all elemenL' of the Anglo-Ameri can purtation uf the children after pa rents fill out neeessary forms n~hl. brea kthrough leadership now has agreed to P:Hriotl c Front had agreed to th e essential elements of the begin in Goi ns, are 'l11ursday the y belie\'ed the ministrative assistant of the district , works uut trans~ First canoe race Sunday 'llte fir st cal10e race of the season is scheduled Sunday m the Raccoo n Creek Uv ery located in Ri o Grande, Ohio on the Bob Eva ns F'ann. The ;tarter for the race, Kingsley Meyer, said registration will begin at UO a.m. April lfi and that ca noeists of all capabilities are invi ted to participate. f'ourt een differept events will be offered In the more than 200 competito rs ex pec ted to par·!icipate, including events for kyak s, 'aluminum ca noes, different age groups, and various degrees of expertise. Th e seco nd "Grandma Gatewood" spring hike is planned for May 13 at 2 p.m. Naturalists will gui de hikes a nd an overni ght ba ck: pa cking · trip into remote "'cas of the F'a mt. The hike takes Its name from the flll'l'iKrl ministers uf SIX blal'k Afnc;_m nations - N1~-l<i, Tmn<Jnia, Moz a mb1qu~ . Zambia , Ang ola and Botswana . Am erican off 1ctals sa1d At the Pomeruy Elcull'n- done before UJe faiL 1\nglo-Amertcan plan. tncluding free ele<:tions. 11 the American offinals V;ml'e wa s mectm~ first Vance's proposa l for a <Ill party c m1ferc~·e of the w1t h l3nt 1sh F on'J I-!n St.·lTL'lar~ David Owt~n tu Patr w tic Frunt i:trHI thl' di:-:,cu ~s the latest 1nt er·ncd leoder ship uf developments in thc 1r last - Hh odesn1 somewhere in ditrh C(lnlpaign to w1n Afnca later'this month is still accepldncc of the t\nKl o· a ··long shot." Amefl(:an mcljnr ity rule plan The newly installe d for ttw form er BriUsh cnlony . government 1n Salisbury 11w two diplomats were already tw s sHid !! wou1d not M•ry C. Wiley, veteran kindergarten teacher at the Pomeruy Elementa ry SdtPnl, works with two pr e-kindergarten ch ildren who will be registered •I the May I roundup . Till ') All signa ls.are "go" f~r the ann ua I kindergarten rou ndup in the Pomeroy Elementa ry School of· the Meigs Local Sehool Dtstrict. Annual registration will be held on Munday, May I, 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with on ly children who will be at· tending the Pomeroy school registering. Schedules fur other sc hoo ls where kindc rgar~en classes are loca ted in the distr ict . will be an- a story from the tea cher, Mrs . Marv C. Wiley New dasses will be registered May I. •re Mrs. Hank Cleland, Hobert ,\olorris, principal of -· THROW RUGS ! '"'~!. ~~:EE~~~~~' ""' I '"":~:~~s:~~;~~'oo" REG. '145.oo ....·................. , SALE 199.oo OHIO The beleaguered schoo l board is once again fa cing the problem of convincing Clevelanders to approve a schoo l tax levy of 9.9-m ill per $1,000 assessed va lu(:ltion . The levy, which would raise the avera~e Cleve land - The filing of monthly reports 1m all income and ,, --s;Ec;;Lr;u;c;AsE""A~;s;;~-;-·---t----MEWs"A"NovoU"NG'M'E'N;s---- --------sAa.'Et·--·~---MEN'S 58.95 !I JOGGERS OR GYM SHORTS GIRLS SPRING DRESSES SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 65 pe r cenl polyester, 35 per cent ca ti on , I Plenly of cu te styles in sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x ' BANK attitude." Delu xe model 3440, regu lar $79.95 with cord ree l. deluxe tools , steel construct ion , II!, 1 H. P. SALE '3.29 l CUSTOM MADE I ! DRAPERIES l !~ :i 1 ~~~~. ~~~~~~ean~ ! I I A. Home Ba11k t.- . . . ... '""'"'"" .. ~ext five years . "We're ba ck onJhe ballot in June," said sdwo l S up~rin te mlent Paul W. aver;Jges ~<ere Eureka Canister Sweeper . 1 1', inches wi de. solid colors, br own or black. genumecowhtde brtdal leat her . Stzes 32 to 50 · SPECIAL SALE Men's S3.95 lea ther Garrison belts, p 4 mches wtde, black . i ~~~~~:~e~~i~:~~ ~~~~~ ~ PRICE 0 HOME NATIONAL ~· · ----·~-~~-----·---SALEl:---------1~ -sAV"fjocr:--1---il:Ecr ___l -----"R"EG'uLA R '5.49 • RACINE annual rt'vcnuc for the change in thei r ove rall attached to the state funding plan, i.nclud tng: - Prior approval by the State ·superintendent of Publi c Instruction before the Cleveland district, the largest in the stal e, .buys any equipment or enters in to an y contract. - Immedi ate liq uidatton·or_ all outstandin g obligations to kel'p scho••ls (•pen fur lhc sdH<Jis with 1:10 in addition;• I no Four "strings ," however, be Jlu dift erent than we were · l'n tir.l'' f<tll ." before the ~tate g<:~vc us lhe V1•ling along sharply drawn adv<lnce, ·· Pinkne y rac\allincs, Cle\'eland \'oters f'omrne nted . re jec ted a similar levy 1\.s a res ult nf the $30 million pruposal last week hy ne.a ri.Y advance. the system 's 11.000 a 2-to- 1margiu . Whites on the tc<:~ching and non--te cH:hing !'tty's West Side generally cm~loyees c~ n expect to c<:Jn get <HIY IIitH'C funds l(J Y2 PRICE ------'SPECIAi:sAi:E!-------r--~---~~M'E"N:su50--------r------sA"v"E--;20:0o------· Exce llent quality , boys ' style, on sale at ou r warehouse on Mechantc Street . P eople !:iCC tlut(l pass a levy then we will il permanent press, .regular ly $3 .95 to $7.95. While th ey las\. l ._..._.._.--:-.._-----..---.--·--]---._._.._.._..~.._..-._..._.__,,_._...__ Meigs County SPECIAL SALE 1 was adva nced. I hom eowner's taxes Qy $67 ye;1r, Wll uld provide the $799 SET Short s leeves. " Manfit" with two pockets, 7 .bu.l.ton . fron t. .. lang tail. · per.mane~.t .pr.ess, assorted fancy patterns, medium , ·•Jarge,. ex tra large. I Boys 795 J k ts u: 49 ' ac e ..................... u. I 1 Boys' s11:95 Jackets ....... ..... ...... '9.49 Use for jogging, gym or general wear . b lue denim wilh color t.rim . Sizes 6 to 18 . OFF ---· ___ ..20% _.__. sug95 AMF 10 SPEED BICYCLES For . •' ridav . 1\pril 1~. 1!17H "Clev eland's problems anu the .legislators' desire not to see the schools dose was the so le reason why the money --s;,~;-~-;;;;;~-;.:;~~-;~;~;·--t-~-------8o;s;----- -----t-------·~;~~;;----BOYS' $495 l liGHTWEIGHT JACKETS I BOYS SHORT SLEEVE l Jde_al _f~or_tewdea0runaanwt.1 tayn. d ear ly tall Siz es 8 to ~ Sizes 8 to 12,SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHORTS 118 1 1 so lid co lor s and fancy patterns . ~i~~ 5s~~~n~~~~at8 ~~c~~~se!ne~;i~~ 1s4tock That 's the great lh ing about a sav ing s a ccoun t at The Ra cine Home Na ti onal Bank In teres t add s up be fore you know it. They have al l sorts o f pl ans to choose fr om - even for s hort te rm depos itors like me' Any one ca n have a green thumb' Pomerny-1\liddleport, Ohio SALE PRICE 1 l --------------------T----------------·----t------------------I I SPECIAL SALE MEN'S FLOOR LAMPS !I BASKET BUFFET lI .16.95 FUU CUT SPORT SHIRTS $411 .GROWTH ... I I . call at the fu11eral home from 5 tu 9 p.m. Friday . Will CLEVELAND iUPI I - nol sta y open very long in The Oeveland Public Schools September. are out of the finan cial fire "We are pleased with the and back into the fiscal fryin g state legislators' actions, sa id Schoo l Board ·President $30 million baii-<Jut an- Arnold R. Pinkney. "They nounced Thursday by state bent over backwards to help ·officials will keep the 110,000- us. However, I'm convinced student system running for that there will be no more the ·rest of the school year. state aid. The faucet is dry ." But unless Cleveland voters ' Pinkney said it was " the - who ba ve shown a marked uniqueness of the Cleveland reluctan ce to raise their sit uation " which spurred Ulxes- approve 'a schoo l U.x state official to make the levy on June 6, schools may unu s ual bail - out . Surviving are his wife, and a . come to Ril1 Grande to participate in th e Seventh Annual International C.ltickcn Fl)•ing Meet. Birds fr om across the co untry wi11 be vying to top the distariee of last year's record-setting, Oight of 197 feet, 2 inches, fl own by an 18-o unce Japanese Black-Tail Bantam , named Kung Flewk. Bob Evans Fa rm is located on U.S. Route 35 in the rollin~ hill s of southeastern Ohi o. meeting set Tllf: annual busutess Meigs Co unty Shenf( James J . Proffitt report> lll cky A. Pridem urt•, 19, Hutland, has pleaded guilty to filmg a false report in connection with the rcpo t1cd theft of his aul omo btlc on Monday. Al'<ording to the Shertff' s pleaded guilty to a chargt• of ftling a false police report . J udge Buck sentenced him to S<·rve 30 da ys '" the Count y Ja il. Claren e'e E. McDan iels, Jr., 18, Hutland, was taken Wednesday befcrc the Court of Common Pleas on a btl I ,,f Offict', Pndemore rt'pHrtcd tu Lnformation charging forgery Chief Rruce Davis, his auto had been stolen Mt111 ilay evening, then hr also made the same repon 111 ~ei~ s County Sheriff's depu ttcs. The auto wa s loc ated Tuesda y morning on llitppy Hollow Road where it had in the passing uf a bad check tas t week the Drive- tn Wind ow nf the Pomeroy National Bank . McDaniels entered a guilty pl ea and Judge Manning Webster , Acting Common Pleas Cou11 Judge, ordered a pr e- meeting nf the Corporation fur Health Ed ucation in App• lachia Ohio tC HF:AOI will be ileld on Apri1 20 at the S~ort sman Hestaurant in been wrcch>d . Pridemore is se ntence invest!guti on. Athens. The meeting, which the one that notified McDa niels was released on ts npen to the public, will authorities where the car was $1,000 property bond. located . He advised he had Deputies are investi gating be~ln at 8 p·. n1. 'ill£· ~g~ndH will include gone to a fnend' s hom e and breaking and cnterings of two reports on current projects, was rctumtng down Happy residences in Dark Hollow . conllnuatton proposals, and Hollow Road when he fou nd They occurred Wednesday aftern oon. Items takt{te election of 1rustees and the auto. officers. Upon qnestioning by en from the restCHEAO is a private; non· sheriff's deputies Tuesday de nces ha vc been reprofit urganlzat ion whi ch morning , Pridemore ad- covered from an old min e off ers health education mitted he was driving the in the Dark Hollow area. prngrams hea lth auto and had wrecked. 1t:'""" Three suspects we re 10 professio na ls • nd to the Since he was under court leavi ng the area ca rryin g the public. It serves the 28 Ohio suspension he decid ed to items recovered in the uld' mine. Appalaeh,ian cou nti es under report the auto as stolen. Pr ide mor e wa s taken Depu ties were unable to funding fr om th e Ap· before Meigs Coun ty Court loca te · the individ uals palachian Ht•gt onal Com· Judge Robert Buck where he Wednesday evening, but 1nission . Shenff Proffitt advises that the) >illluld be picked up w1th1n the next day or so. Wt·dnesd;~ y eveni ng, Meigs Conn!) Sill' riff' s Deputies inv1•st 1gated a deer acc ident. Dl<illl' McBanr, Mid· dlrpt~rt. n•por1 cd she was travl'lmg south on sn 7 near old Shrnan~ Springs when her car str uck and killed a deer that ran tnlo the pllth of hr r flllto There wa s minor damHgr tu hrr auto Wrdn rsrlny C\'ening , dep uties rerrn·cd H report from C. C. Howard , Rt. 4, Pomrr11)'. tha t S()nJ C'time be- tween i•30 and 11 p.m., someone attempted to pry npt•n the trunk of hi s 1976 auto parked nl'ills drivew•y The mcid cnt 1s und ~ r in vest JgatilHl . <·:·:·:-:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:·;.:.;.;-;.;.;.;.;.;.:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:.:-: EXTENDED FORECAST Wt•dn esday throu gh' Saturday, rool with periods of rain or showers ear h day. Highs generally will be in the 50s north and the 60s south and _ uverolghl lows will be In lh c JOs north and In th e low or mld 40s south. :::;:;:::::::::·.;.;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;:;:;:;:::::::: .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 13, 1978 boney rhodes