http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f0b26a472624366b1bb7be66cb648aa.pdf 7d6df3e141093d1b08d590211107e482 PDF Text Text - 10- The Dai ly &ntmel. Multll eport -Pomcl'\1) . 0 .. Monday. tlpnl ll. 78 News •• in Briefs (Continued from page 1) who shot himself fatally - appareqjly by accident - while handliiJg a powerful.revQiver m a convenience store parking lot. Police satd Sunday a friend of Corp . Richard Pagnard of Bellefontaine Ohio said the young Marme put a bullet in the chamber of a' .357 ~gnum revolver , put the gun to his head, · srud "watch this" and pulled the trigger . Tram accident claims four SQUAW VALLEY, Cahf. (UP! ) - The red tram, dan gling only from a safety OOVINGTON, KY . - FOUR POLICE OFf'!CERS wtil wtre, swayed in the wind 100 testify as "expert wttnesses" thts week m the Frankfort grand feet over the sn ow~wept jury probe of alleged gambling and corruption m northern Emtgranl Peak slope. Kentucky lnstde, there were four Police Chief Lyle Schwarts, Assistant Chtef Art Heeger, persons dead - VIctims of a Night Chtef AI Meyer and Sgt. Donald Plegeman say they wtil sudden lll'cident. Thirty-stx accept an invitation by the federal grand JUry to testtfy as others were m the J21J..perscn "expert witnesses." capactty tram f'or them tt was hell. COLUMBUS - A DRIF"l'ER, ROBERT E OLIVER, 2a, " There wa s scream1ng , jatled on bank robberv charges in Columbus has admitted to a crymg and wailing," Dr . 1972 murder in Salem Ore. Oliver told Franklin Co. Sheriff's Palnck Mulrooney, 35, Modedetectives during the weekend that he ktlled Jane Pellett , 211, a sto, Calif , sa1d of Saturday 's patient wtlh hun at a Salem mental hospttal. Both escaped acctdent. June 7, 1972. The tram had just left Htgh Miss Pellett's decomposed body was found m a wooded Camp on tts way down the afea in Salem later that month. She had been strangled and slope when tl slipped from tis her throat had been slit. cable at .the 8.000-foot level. It dropped' 50 feet Asafety wtre TOPEKA, KAN - KANSAS' LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK caught. the tram bounc-ed like bill becomes law today but restdents sttll won't be able to wash a yo-y o ·down their meal with wine or a cocktail unttl July I The wtre ripped through Gov. Robert Bennett has srud he wtll allow the measure to the roof and pmned three of become law wtthout his stgnalure bultt cannot be printed tn the fatality victims to the the state record - making tt effecttve - until July . Even then noor . The fourth person died there ts no guarantee that Kansas restdents wtll be able to fr om apparent tnternal order and get liquor by the drink . mjuries. Davtd Penntn g, a ptlot 'NEW YORK - JUDGES REVIEWED ALMOST 1,000 celebratmg his 47Ul birthda y, ,. entnes, the largest tn the history of th e Pulitzer Prizes . for was hurled from the car and today's selection of the most prestigious award m Journaitsm landed in th e snow He This year's 10 wtnners were scheduled to be announced at 3 suffered only a broken nb .' p.m. today . "[ wa blown out througl1 Nine hundred eighty-It ve entrtes were submtlled m the 11 the side whtch was gone," he categones. A gold medal for pubitc servtce and 10 pmes of satd "The wtnd was blowm g $1,000 will be awarded to the winners it bl ew me do"n th e mountam a ways. It was a NEW YORK - NEW YORK CITY 'S special narcottcs steep area on one stde, but the prosecutor says the city 's btllton-dollar drug trade has wmd blew me til soft snow. " spawned a new tndustry - murder by contract. An upward-bound r·ar wtlh •· In a radio interview Sunday, Stirling Johnson satd that prices for a "rubout" run anywhere from $50 to $500 and that the hitmen mclude professional killers, women and even children. "People are bem g paid to kill people," he said. Johnson satd 30to 40 percen t of the murders in Harlem, as well as other areas of the city, are drug-related . BOlJJGNA, !l<lly (UP! ) Angwshed relati ves ptcked through mounds of Jewelry GET LICENSES and bloody clothing today for Issued mamage licenses ttems that may tdentify the Saturday were Harry Clinton more than 40 vt cttm s , Surface, 49, Mtddl eport . anu Del ores Ma e Ly nch, 39, in cludm g an Ameman woman , of ll<lly's worst tram ANNIVERSARY Mtddl eport ; Roger Steven Clark , 22, Pomeroy , and crash m 16 years SPECIAL Hescue workers satd they Penn y Marte Eblin , 20, re<:overed between 44 and 47 Mtddl eport ; Rtc ky All an 12" PIZZA bodtes from the twtsted Ftndley, 18, Ht 2, Racme. wreckage of Saturday 's wfth Pt,.rtAJ or ~aulllgt and Ail sa Ann Hams. 19. Rt ltfVItr Pmt $3.10 collt ston m the Apennin e 1, Mmersvtlle. Mountatns Some 200 persons 64 skters and sightseers was jolted to a stop by the ac Cident But no one. was hurt. After the imtial hystena. the survt vo rs huddl ed together in the cabm: sang songs and prayed A rescue rope was dropped to skt patrolmen, Placer County Sheriff's deputies and other volunteers. They used a T-bar c ha tr to lower the survivors. It look seven hours to clear both trams - women and children were tak en down first The dead "ere tdenhfted as Dtepak K Merchant. 31, Menlo Park, Cahf. , Laurence Hinkle, 2a, Milpitas, Calif. , Dean Wt smewskt , 32 , Alameda , Calif. , and his wtfe , Gma, 20 The Wismeskt's &year<Jid daughter survtved. None of the 31 mjured were reporte d m senous conditi on Sunday, and mo st had been released from nearby hospttals One survt vor m the red tram was Chris Loungankts, 2a, a Tahoe City, Calif .. housewtfe who once said a crtppled tram "should be the next terror mo\ 1e " She satd , ·'The roof caved tn, and then th e doors l'ollapsed tn . One man went out , ape-Wu:)d onto someone ford ear life. I would have been the next one out." Barn leveled, cattle perish PT PLEASANT A large barn, milkmg parlor, cattle loafing butldmg and 27 head of cattle on the pi cturesque Mt. Vernon Farm on Rt. 3$, at Southside, were destroyed by hre early Saturday evening. "I lost the heart of my operation," said James B. Shadle, owner of the farm . Accordmg to Shadle, the cattle· were heifers and milk located at each end ol the datry bmlding, another barn and shed. However, firemen were able to prevent the fire from spreading and at the same tune , with the atd of volunteer help, moved other livestock and equipment out of the area Firemen on Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admtssions Larry Patterson, Jr ., Ractne; Mary Baker, Reedsvtlle , Lee Ann Robmson, Coolville. Saturday Dtscharges Georg e Cl onch, Augusta Potts , Robert Fetty, Cleson Denney. Sunday Admissi ons Cindy Curtts, Pomeroy ; Carolyn Teaford, Chester ; Nellie Price, Mtddleport ; Ma1z1e Hannahs, Pomeroy; Jacquelyn Glassburn. Bidwell ; Donald Casto, Clarksville, Tenn , Aaron Turner, Racme , Sunday Dtscharges Diana Ttllts. Earl Ptckens Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Aprill4J Ann Btshop, Carol Blame, Erskine Blanton, Jr ., Thomas Burns, Mahlon Chrtstma , Rtchard Davis, Arnold Dean, Deana Denny . Aline Estep, Sharon Eubanks, Ernest Fox, f'ur st. Evelyn Mary Gtlliland , J onn Gretser, Relatives search belongings SP£CIIl '1 79 MON . TUIS -WID A~RII II·" AT AU GINO'S MEET TONIGHT Eastern Athiettc Boosters will meet this even ing at 7.30 p m at the htgh schoo l to mak e pla ns for the July 4 chtcken barbecue. were inJured , 95 .of them reqwrmg hnspttahiBtton The rescue squads satd it was dtlftcult to determine the exal't number of fataliti es because many of the vtcttms were wrenched to pteces and their limbs strewn across the if you're always '' The scene was unspeakaIus 1-yeaNJld son, Adam . U S offt ctals satd several ble ," said brain surgeon other American and Manno Mas sa roth , who Japanese famtlt es were climbed out a window to aboard the two trams that safety . " People screammg m crashed but "the worst they Jl'llll all around . There was a suffered were a few bumps young man with a compl etely crushed arm , a woman who and bruises. " Railroad offtctals satd had lost a leg. " Ratlroad workers' offictal disaster struck seconds after a local tram bound north Gtovanni Zini told reporters from Leece to Milan hit a the crash could have been mud shde m a blindin g averted if Ow express had rainstor m and 1ts engme been 30 seconds late "Whe11 there is something deratled onto the southbound on the tracks in this lme, a tra cks. The wreckage was rammed fail safe device ca n be put in by the Arrow of the Lagoon. a actton m 30 se.conds to halt all fir st-class only expr ess traffi c," he sa td. "Try to racmg so uth at 60 mph from imagt ne how littl e ttm e betlw ee n the Venice to Rome. Its engme pa ssed and two of its seven cars derailment and the arnval of roll ed down a 65-fo ot the express." embankment. Bus firms not interested second in line for the bathroom ... • you're ready for home improvement Why wa il? The door IS always open he re! If you've go t b1gger plan s in mind fo r yo ur hom e, now's th e tim e fo l urn th em 1n to a reality . We can s tart you on the road wi th a horn e improveme nt loan Whether 1t' s to build a n extra ba t hroom, re model a kitc hen or just to do some needed r e pa 1rs, we ca n arrange a loa n 1ust for you , with a repa ym ent plan that won' t le ave you out 1n the cold Talk to our loa n speci al ist. t~J_Farr~~"~k t n ea rat ir oa d m u d dy embankment. The bodi es were taken to the Bologna ctly morgue where tearful relattves poked through ptle• of U1e vtcllms' personal belongmgs trytng to find an tdentifying pteee of jewelry or clothing . U S. consular olftctais satd one 9f.- the dead wa s Erna Steel, a tounst from Beverly Htlls. Calif . Her husband, James, 70, was hospitalized with multiple fra ctttres and off tctals satd he had not been told of hts w1fe's death The only other American hos ptlaltzed was Honald Mu ller . .a~ ph iloso ph y professor fr om Dallas, who. doctors satd , suffered a bump on the head . He was UJurmg Italy with ht s wife, Lucta, and '40.000 Ma11mum tnStJrance For Each ~tor Member Federal Dep®t Insurance Corpo<at~n • j • CLEVELAND I UPI I The ba nkrupt Cleve land P\lbhc school system may be getting enough money from the state to finall y pay its employees but bus ftrms apparently believe there's not enough to JUShfy btddmg on a contract to bus the system's puptls. lnvttiattons to btd on a contract for busmg 52,000 pupils for desegregation were sent til 31 fi rms . Only three replied and all refused to btd , tw o of them cilmg the system's fmanctal mstabtltty. Pendmg approval toda by the state Con trolling Board , th e state of Ohi o has ad va nced the Cle veland system $.10 mtlhon to fi nish the school year , mea ning 11,000 school em ployees ca n expect paychecks thts week for the ftrst tllJie m more than a month . But the fu ture remams uncertain . Voters will be asked to approve another operating levy in June . But they voted nearly 2-1 a gam~t a 9.9-mtll measure Aprtl 6 - blacks voti ng for the levy and whites votin g against tt in an a ppare nt deseg rega tio n backl ash - eve n th ough school offictals warned the system would hitve UJ shut down wtthoul new fundm g.' Another levy defea t would leave the system broke ea rly next school yea r WiU1 refusal of the firms to bid, the bu stng question reverted to Charles Leftwtch, co urtapp otnt ed depu ty s uper i ntend e nt o f desegrega tion Only ARA Transporti tion G r o u p of Encino, Call!.. said it would reco nsider bi ddtn g if the system's fm ancial situation llJiproved. Prospecti ve btdders were IISked to supply at least 230 buses for one year, carry several forms of msurance , defend th e sc hool board against all swts and claims, • proVIde bus-mai~ttenance and train drtve rs. Federal Judge Frank Battisti, who found the state and local school boards guilty of intentionally operating a seg regated schoo l system an d. ordered desegregation, could order the state to asum e th e costs of desegregatmg Saying he was unaware of a stmtiar refusal by busmg bulders m any other clly. Leftwich srud he intended to study t he si tuati on wllh Daniel McCarlhey, Batttsll 's spec ia l deseg r eg at to n master ryi Hall, Jerry Herdman, nita Jeffers, Ora Keirns, D ielle Ktbble, Ruth McCall, Elvte -Mize, James Mournmg, Onetda MuUens, Maudie Persinger, Emogene Reynolds, Gail Robinette, Clarence Scarberry , Carl Schultz, Jr., Mary Siders, Hazel Taylor, Lewts Wamsley , Anthony Ward, Wanda Waugh , John Weeks, Charles Wood. (Births, Aprlll4) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bush a son, Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs Charles Bush, a son, Oak Hill. Mr. and Mrs. David Caldwell, a son, Galhpolis Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dennts, a daughter, Shickshinny, Pa. Mr. and Mrs Verhn Hart , two sons. Leon , W. Va Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoschar, a son . Racme. Mr and Mrs Danny Neal, a daughter, Bidwell. (D'iseharges, April IS) Ben Adktns, Benjamin Batrd, Katie Bausell, Luther Bowles, Evelyn Clark, Merle Cole, Grace Colwell. Maureen Coughh~. Ernestme Folden, Mary Ford, Timothy Harless, Mary Hawkins, Mrs. Bruce Htvely and son. Earl Holbro ok, Betsy Layne, Michael !.egg. Jenny Lucas, Christopher McBride, Mrs. Robert McGuire and daughter, Ruth Mikell. John Miller, Christ opher Moore, .Mary Nelson , Doris Nolan, Wtlrna Pope , Carol Stiverthome, Christopher Stotts, Luella Th oma s, Mabel Vulgamore , Frank Weth erholt , Megan Wolfe, Mtchael Wright. (Aprll IS Blrlhsl Mr and Mrs . Th oma s McCartney, a son. Jackson . Mr and Mrs . Ephriam He rdman , a daughter , Middleport (Discharges, April 16) Patn cta Barnes, Mona Forrest, Mrs Stephen Henderson and daughter, Mrs. Michael Jeffries and son, Antl e Johnson, Teresa Jordan : Teresa Krebs, David Lanham, Roy Lawrence, Mrs. Stephen MatteSun and son, Mrs. Homer Mtlls Jr . and daughter, Mary Mtlstead , Wtlliam Mitchell , Carl Riegel , Wendy Seaver, Crystal Smith. Tanya Spires, Ter-ry Wilcoxon Births, April IS) Mr and Mrs . Roger La mbert , a daught er, Galhpohs Mr. and Mrs James Walker , a son, Crown Ctty. morning. Shadle lost a similar barn approximately four years ago when heavy winda blew it down. approves contract MARIETTA, Ohio (UP!)City council Sunday night approved a contract with the police department providing immediate pay raises for the 18 officers who had threatened a job action today, The three-year pact provides an immediate raise of from 35 to 65 cents per hour depending on the rank, and a wage reopener in each of the next two years. The pact also provides for a spectal grtevance procedure. The officers, whose last raise came in July of 1976, had made their threats of job aclJOn when collective bargaining with a . federal mediator ended tn an unpasse for the second time Frtday night. HI-LOW TEMPs NEW YORK (UP!) - The highest temperature reported Sunday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 95 degrees at Carlsbad. N. M. Today's low was 16 degrees at Ely. Nev. • MEET TUESDAY Group II of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church wtll meet at7 :3Q p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Tom Rue. Kate Brown, co· hostess, will lead· the devotional period. HOSPITALIZED Lee RudiSill , Legion Terrace, Pomeroy, is a patient at the Holter Medical Center The room number ts 419 . BAND MEETING Metgs Band Boosters will meet thts evening at 7: 3Q p. m. m the band room at the hi gh school. TUESDAY LUNCHEON The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce wtll meet Tuesday at noon at the Meigs Inn. Guest speaker will be Paul Gerard. ELBERFELD$ ~,ff\~il'iiiW ~~L ' thanks and gralllude 10 ray friends and neighbors who helped us at Ibis ltme, as well as to the fire departments," said a grateful Shadle Ibis Council HOSPITAL NEWS cows Authortltes lhts morntng were still determining the extent of damages suffered from the fire • Bestdes the cattle and the buildings, an esttmated 3,500 bales of hay, three tons of mtlk, •an undetermtned amount of grain, John Deere tractor and the farm's entire milking equipment "ere lost. Cause of the fire has not been delermtned. • However, a spokesmau from the Point Pleasant Fire Department, which was on the scene ' along with assistance from the Valley Volunteer Fire Department and the Galllpnils Volunteer Fire Department, said the building probably burned even faster than normal because both ends of the building were opened and the large amount of hay inside. The spokesman satd that when ftremen first arrtved on the scene at approxtmately 6 30 p m , the butldmg was nearly burned to the ground. The hre wa s also en· dangenng two other butiding remained scene to ain1ost 9 p.m TI1e farm, located on land once owned by . George Washmgton, is one of the largest dairy operations m the county. On Saturday evening and Sunday morning, the dairy herd was divided and trucked out to G.C. Sommer and Jack Crank-farms, located nearby. "I · want to extend my PRINTED VINYL ;/_eacoc!G with VELVET-TOUCH Finish • 11 resignations accepted, board hires staff Eleven resignations were accepted and numerous contracts were awarded when the Meigs Local School District Board of Edu~atton , met in regular session Monday mght Most of the resignations accepted were from teachers wishmg to relinquish extra assignments. They include M. Jane White, high school cheerleader coach; Wendy Halar, junior htgh basketball coach; Jesse R. Vail, eighth grade boys basketball, Vicki Ann Hughes, junior high cheerleader coach ; Roger Birch, seventh grade in· tramural basketball coach; Kobert W Oliver, varsity assistant boys' basketball coach; Bruce Wtlson, reserve boys '· basketball coach; Michael A. Wtlfong, mnth grade boys' basketball coach, and Kenda Chaney, high school gymnasttcs. Other restgnations were from instructors Roberta Wilson and Frances Roberts, who are rettring. Teachers given contracts for vartous lengths of ltme beginning with the new school year with the number of years of each contract in brackets include: Arthur Arnold (I) , Emma Ashley (2 ), Jo Ann Bartley (2 ), James Brewmgton (5 ), Richard Coleman (5), Charles Corder (5), Joan Corder (5), Judy Crow (1 ), Robert Downey (3 ), Carol Evans (2), Verna Evans (I), VOL. XXIX NO. 2 !4 ' • 54" Squart 54" a 71" Oblont 62 " • 15" Oblo,. 62 " • 15" Oval 62 " X 104" Obl~tn~ 62 " 11 ICJI" Ovol 62 " • 126" Oblont 54" ..uftdl 72" lhlncl• Wipe Spills Away • Cotton Flannel Bac:llln1111 FOR 54"X72" OBLONG • Naads No Washing You almost have to touch 1t befo re you dt scover that' 1t's rea lly vmyl. "Carnival " has the look of textured fabric and t he easy-ca re of vinyl . It even has custom cott on trmge . Si mply wtpe clean! Bac ked with flannel. Select from these eleven beaut1ful solid deco ralor col ors: Avocado, Blue, Citron , Gold, Gray,.Lime, Orange, Red, Ecr u, Wh ile Mac hine washabl e and never needs irontng. HOME FURNISHINGS- FIRST FLOOR ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Wtifong t21 , Uruce Wtlsun (2), Cawl Wolfe 1:1), Marmda Young 111. . Gtven ~";ontiuumg ('Ontraets were John Arnott . Mtl'hael Barr. Kcnda Chaney, Parn Ctow , Kohn Kraw sczyn, l.mda Lear, Lin da McManus, Robert Oliver, Gay Perno, Mary Hoss, Jean Shaver and Rebecca Tnplett Staff members gtv en supplemental contracts. all fur one year mclude: Assistant Varstty Football, f enton Taylor, Asst stant Varstly ~·oolball . Don Dtxon ; Asststant Varstly Football, John Bentl ey; Ass tstant Varstly Football. Mike Barr , Reser ve Foot ba ll, Fenlon Taylor; Reserve Football, Mike Barr ; Head 9th Grade at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~'ootbail , Sam Cruw, Foot· ball Trainer. Fenton Ta ylor; 7th and Bth Grade Fuolball. John Arnott ; 7th and 8th Grade Fuolbail , J ohn Kraw scz yn ; 7t h an d 81 h Grad e Foo t bail. Ja me s Crow; Ass tsta nt Va rst ty Basket bail, Bruce Wtlson; Reserve Basketball , Jesse Vat! , Elementary Basketball Intra murals. John Arnott ; Head Track. Don Dtxon; Jumor rligh Track, Charles Dnwnte , llea d Baseball, Dale Harrt s on ; Ass ts tant Baseball. John Amott , llead Wr es titn g. Jam es Shee ts, Golf, Robert Olt ver ; Alhlelt c Se creta r y a nd Tr easut er, Don Wolfe; Gtrl s' Voll ey bail , Karen Walker li~rls' Varsity Bas ket bail , Joy Be ntley; Gtrls' Reserve Hasketbail , Glenna ~prag ue; GJrls' Head Track, llonme Ftsher. Gtrls' Softbail , Htla Slavtn; Gtrls' Athlel tc Dtrec tor, Joy Bentley; Athleuc Factltltes Care, Charl es Chancey , Vearboo k, Jean Shaver , 'Htgh Sc hool Ne wspaper , Do n Wolfe, Drama , Ce lt a McCoy , Guidance, Granvtlle Fisher ; Gutda nce, John Redovtan , Gutdanee, Martha Venn art , i.tbrartan , Helen SJ)11lh , Ass tst ant HJ gh Schoo l Principal iPart Ttme), Earl Youn g, Pomeroy Safety Patrol, Jo hn Arn ott ' Ass tstant Band Dtreclo r', Alan Hunt ; Clerk-Custodtan Vocattonal Program, Bermce Huffman ; Extra Pn nting for Schools, Be rntce Hoffma n, • TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1978 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ' CHARLESTON, W.Va ()JPIJ - A total of $650,000 of $4mtlhon colle<:ted tn mtners' relief funds has been distributed to the 21 dtstrtcts of the United Mme Workers union . The money was donated to the international union by other umons dunng the mmers' Ill-day strike. "The districts were sent out $650,000 as " orking capt tal ," acting press secretary Joe Jurczak satd from his offt ce in Washington Monday . "As that becomes depleted, they phone m requests for more money and money ts wtred directly to their funds " Although Jurczak declined to gtve a breakdown on the distribution, he did say that each dtstrict was gtven $5,000 initial capital. "As soon as they got a number of requests, if that had the backup information on any requests, we wir ed the ~;; ;;/ 1 I I I i. i step tn with support. .,., ··, ·L >l , I He said the dtstrtcts ' ' \, . '' \ ' ' . establish their own criteria ' -' '' - '" for distnbution of the funds , \• > 'l l'" " ~ < . " II ,. ·~ UMW Dtslrict 17 Vice ~ President Cectl Roberts said ' hts Charleston-based regton , '.. ' the largest tn the union, has recetved two checks totaling $50,000 " People must have been cutoff on their ullhties or have re<:eived an eviction not1 ce," to receive the money, he satd. The amount of money then made available " t> based on how much the uttltty company wtll accept to keep you on ." In northern We$1 Vtrgima's Dtslrict 31 a total of $27,000 has been recetved m two checks. " We've received authorization from the International Miners 1 Relief Fund to l purchase food and we •re Thts Is the percussion section of the Meigs High School and Keith Krauuer. Randy Hunt is director of the group distributing food' packets." Wmd Ensemble which wtll be playmg as pa rt of the Metgs Some 200 students makmg up th e wind ensemble, the money.'' said a spokesperson for the Local Instrumental Music Department'sspnn g concert at symphontc ba nd 11 nd the etghth ~rad e band will be ta kmg "That 's not for publtc reg10n . 7 p rn . Thttrsday at the Meigs Htgh Audi torium . From the part Admtsston ts $1 for adults and 5<1 cents for students release at this tune," satd A miner is asked to sign hts left are Lyle Moon, Kevm Ktng, Gary Basham, April Kmg Jurczak , when asked for a local umon number, name distnct-bydistrict breakdown and his Social Security Jurczak said the program number . wtll be reVIewed over the next There was no immediate couple of weeks to determine comment from ofltctals tn if there are "some glartng UMW Distri ct 6, which Metgs County rcs tdent s. spot where aid hasn't been includes Ohio and the four requested " and the Northern Panhandle COWlties who have not registered by 9 p.m. on Saturday, May 6, will international will be able to of West Virginia . n,ot be votmg in the June 6 elect tons. Because of the deadlme and the current push to ~et ull eligible residents regtstered , the M e t~ s Count y Board of Elections has anBy United Press International nounced spec ial evenm g AMERICUS, GA . - BilLY CARTER has been admttled hours. So far, 8,564 residents to Sumter County Hospital for a series of undisclosed tests, it have regts tered, but the WIIS learned Monday night . number should be more than The exact nature of the tests was not known, although the 10.000. pudgy, fun -loving brother of the president - a heavy smoker To make reg istration and beer drinker - gets regular examinations each spring, convenient for voters, the according to friends. board offt ce located m the CHARDON, OHIO - A IHEAR-OLD BOY who admitted Pomeroy Masonic Temple · setting a ftre that did $200,000 damage at West Geauga Juruor will be open from 6 to 9 p m High School has been sentenced to 90 days in the Portage- on Fridays, April 21, April 2a and May 5. Geauga Juvemle Detention Center, Ravenna . On May 6, the deadline for The fire Ol'1.11rred last March 19 at the school in Chester registration, Mrs. Dorothy Township, according w Geauga County Juvemle Court Judge J ohnston , director of the Frank Lavricjt, who Monday said the court will allow whatever board, says the board offi ce counseling or therapy is recommended by officials at the These students who are part of the Meigs High Sym phonic Band are picturt'd rehearsmg will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 detention center for the instrumental music dep~rtmen t's spring concert at 7 p.m Thursday at the Metgs p.m. There will be no Htgh Alidtloriurn. T-he group includes front, I to r, Carne Bearhs, Reg ina Dorst, bass registrations for the June 6 COLUMBUS - BLACKS TRYING to buy homes or rent clarmets ; Connie nomine. and Mary Johnson, alto clarine ts; back, I to r, Anna Wties and apartments in metropolitcan Columbus encounter elections after 9 p.m. on May Carl Gheen, concert tubas, and Jul te Byer, bassoon. Alan HWlt ts dir-ector of the symphomc discrimination more than 78 percent of the time, according to a 6. The board offi ce ts also band. Two Ohto University student teachers wtll each direct a number durmg the concert study commlssioned by the Department of Housing and Urban open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and they are Dan Davis and Doug Htil . Some 15 va ned seiecttons wtll be presented by the Monday through Frtday, and Development, tt was reported llxlay. wind ensemble, the symphonic band and the eighth grade band, also directed by Alan Hu nt . 9 a .m. to 12 noon on Saturday Columbus was one of40 cities that were the target of a $1 during Thursdny evening's concert million housing discrtmination study conducted for HUD by to accommodate voters , the National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing. wishing to register. .. f .. \ ' ' > • ' . .. I ' ' Band Dtrectur , Hand) Hunt and Food Servtce SuperVISor, Avice Batley. Non · profess ional employes gtven contrac1s were Cora Lofl1 s, bus dri ver, Ru ssell Eshelman an d Kenneth LJtlie, custOdtans, cunttnumg contracts, twoyear co ntra cts went to Donald Barnett , Laura Ham son, J ean Wood. bus drt vers ; Addal ou Lewts, Dorothy Long , cooks; Ben Rtfe, custodtan , and Janet Wtl lla mso n, secretary Robert W. Shaver was named to the subslttute teacher hst The boar d granted permtsston for the Bradbury Mt ddieport Safely Patrol to make the annual trtp to Washmgton, D. C. at no ex- pense to the board and appruved several staff members atten dmg professional meetmgs Permisston was given for cosmetology student s to attend a hatr ;1yle show for wht ch they wtil receJve nine huu rs credtl Students are 67.5 hours short of their reqmred ltme for the school yea r due to cl osmgs of the schools durmg the year A requ est from Jams E Schmoll for a lea ve of atr sence for a thtrd consecutive year lo work on her doct orate was dented . .Jane White was gtven a year's leave uf atr sence to attend Marshall Umversity tu work on hi!r master's degree. I Conltn ued on page 101 Canal vote set . for this evening enttne $650,000 said distributed ' . • l < .} ( Special hours are announced OOLUMBUS - COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOL officials have estimated about 3,200 students were kept out of classes Monday because they lacked required immWlization against measles. Their estimate was based on a survey of actual health exclusions at 29 of the district's !59 schools. Columbus schools excluded non-immunized students in compliance with directions from the Ohio Department of Health Including Fring1 : • e ~ Anll1bl1 In Followlrlfl Sim . Melvm ~' elts (2), Granvtlle (2), Christine Garst 12 ), Diane Haddad (IJ, Wendy Halar (I), Jenmfer Hill (2), Berntce Hoffman t5), Everette Holcomb (51, Alan Hunt (!), Paige Hunt (2), Sandy Korn 11 ), Barbara 1-'lgan (5), Celia McCoy (3 ), Karen Merritt 11 J, Carolyn Mummey 12) , Deburah Ohlinger (2 ) , Virgima Poston 12), Trudy Pryor (2), Wanda Ray (1), Carol Reese (2), Mary Rice (3 ), Carla Saelens (5 J, .James Sheets 12), Jack Slavm (3), Carolyn Smtth ( 2), ' Glenna Sprague (2), Don Sltvers (5), Margaret Teaford (21, Jesse Vail (2), Gary Walker (5), Ann Webster (51 , Jane Whtte (1), Paula Whitt (2) , Michael ~'Iesher " . WASHINGTON (UPI J - Decades of Panamama n naltona ltSJn , 13 years of arduous negottattons and 39 days of Senate debate set the stage for toda v's Senate raltftcation vote on a trea ty to cede the U.S built Pa;tama Canal to Panama on the last day of 1999. Agreement reached on the eve of the scheduled 6 p m. EST vote appea red to preserve the fragtle pro-treaty coalttton, whtch last month na rrnwi) approved an accord guaranteeing the neutrality of the 51-mile wa terway between the Atlantic and Pactfic . ' Bu t an element of doubt sttll ho>ered over the final outco111e bel'ause a handful of senators threa tened to reconstder thetr postttons for a vanely of reasons ttnt elated to the canal issue Language worked out to fo rswear U.S. mtll tary interventton tn the domesttc affatrs of Panama appeared to sattsfy Panama , Sena te liberals, the White House and Sen . Uennis DeConcim. D-Am .. the author of an amendment to the fi rst canal accord that because a l'ause celeb re m the final days . DeConcmt's amendment gtves the Umted States an tmltmtled n gh t In mtltlartly mlervene after the year 2000 to keop the canal ope n Panama obJected and Senate hbera is threatened to recons1der support for the second accord, while DeConcuti and hts allies inststed any softenmg of the mterventton language would jeopardtze their support. . The compromtse states the n ght of nulitary tnte rventton to keep the canal operatmg "should not be mterpreted \o mean " the Untied Sta tes would engage m domesttc intervention, the freshma n Democrat satd "We ha ve worked out langua ge and tt ts saltsfa ctory to me." DeConctm said. But the compromtse sttll could unra\'el, he ~ cautioned . ' Votes on se, eral reservati ons to the treaty were to preL-ede the Senate vote on the ftna l ca nal accord "no later than 6 p.m." In Panama, the dernonstraltons that ha ve co lored U.S control of the cana l for most Of the canal's 64-year life errupted on the eve of the vote. i.efltst students shouting anti-American slogans hurled red, white and blue tnk at the US . Embassy before Panamantan nattonal guardsmen ft red tear gas at1d dispersed the crowd. . .. . ... ::· ....:,:..:,::.::::::::::::,:,:,:::, '· EXTENDED FORECAST Cool, with a chance of showers Thursda) and Friday and fair Saturday. Highs "ill be in the 40s north on Thursday, olherwise highs will be io the 50s. Lows will be in the upper 20 s or lower 30s early Thursda y and io tbe 30s Friday and Saturday. Weather Showers or thundershowers and wt ndy today and tomght. Htghs today wtil be m the mid '" upper 60s and lows tomght wtil be in the mtd 40s. Occastonal showers and cooler Wcdnesda}, wtth htghs near 60. WATER PROBLEMS Restdents tn the vt ilage of Sy racuse who need to contact the Boa rd of Pubitc Affairs tn rega rd to wa ter problems are as ked to ca ll 992-7351. ' 'wiLLIAM A. LAVELLE Lavelle named speaker Wtlliam A Lavelle, Ohio Democra ti c chatrman fo r MEET THURSDA V lour )ears and a member of The Gallia • Meigs Com- the De mocratic Na tion al mumty Act ton Agency Boa rd Conuntllee for four years, of Trustees wtll hold their wtll be speaker at a meetmg monthly meeting on Th urs- of Metgs County Democrats day , April 20, at 7 30 p.m. in schedu led alB p.m. Th ursday tlle Central Office. at the Meigs Inn A nat tve of Athens. Lavelle graduated from the Ohto State Umverslly College of Law in 1952. He has been practictng law since then. He was a delegate to the 1956, additional 50 tons. 1960, 1968 and 1976 Co unctl also dtscusscd dogs De moc ratic Nauo nal Conrunning loose on Mulberry vent10ns and has been a Hetght s. Chief Webster membe r ofthe AthensCounty reported he and the dog Democ r a tt c Ce ntr a l warden tour the vtilage once F: xecutive Committee since a week and pick up dogs 1952 He ts the founder and running loose. was first president of the Mayor Andrews reported Democrati c Act ton Cl ub of he had been informed by the the lOth Congressio1t<tl engineering firm of Burgess Dtstrict . and Niple that a new test Lavell e has been the state water well would cost $5,000. central committeeman for He satd if they found good the llllh dtstnct smce May, water tt would cost an ad- 1956. He was Athens County ditional $48,000· to pull the Democrahc Chairman from casing and pump from the t958 to 1966.Lavellle has been present well to put m the new a member of the Athens one. County Board of Electium· Mrs. Jane Walton, clerk . is smce 1967 and ts a member ol to write_ a_jettec.,t<Lthe__thc.Board of Trustees o t-'Vnto--~~ mana ger of Point View Cable, University. • Pt. Pleasant and ask that a Mei ~s Count y Democrats representative meet with and any other Int eres ted council at the nexT meeting . persons are invited to attend Council , m other busmess, lh e Thursda y ev enin g (Continued on page 10) meeting . Pomeroy's council co1i'cerned ANOTHER FIRE CALL Pomeroy Vtilage Counctl Th e Middleport Fire Monda y ni ght votced it s Department was called to con ce rn rega rdin g traffi c Turkey Run Road near problems on the Pomeroy · Cheshire at 10 :09 p.m. Mason Bridge and both sides Monday to extinguish a forest of the Ohto !liver dunng peak fire . The cull was the third traffic periods from 4 to 6 WASHINGTON - THE SUPREME COURT Monday 'received by the department pm refused to hear an appeal filed by the United Steelworkers of since Saturday to .extinguish In order to relieve the America, clearing the way for Ed Sadlowski's lawyers to try to fires m that area . situalton, .a suggestion was collect $500,000 from the union lor expenses incurred in a union ma de that • sign be placed on election challenge In 1973. the Pomeroy side permitting The high court declined without comment to give the union a nght turn only and a right a hearing on its appeal of a U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals DEER KILLED tum only onto the road going ruling, clearmg the way for possible paynnent of lawyers' fees Meigs · County Shert ff w1der the bridge for traffic I'Wl up in contesting a District 31 election. James J. Proffitt repnrts a gomg south. Muyor Andrews announced COLUMBUS - A SEVERELY CURTAILED version of a doe deer carrying two unbo~n blU designed to reduce the amount of "junk food" consumed by fawns wus killed on SR 7 he will attend a meeting at public school students was scheduled for floor action today In approximately one-fourth the Hed Carpet Inn on April mile north of the SR 143 in- 25 regarding traffic problems the Ohio House. _All Introduced last ~ovember bl' Rep. Vlrgin,ia Avent,_p. tersecUon Monday evening. on the bndge. Council asked Shertff Proffitt advtsed-htS- tile mayor to presenfllleir Lyndhurst, the bill would have prohibited the sale of soft office recel~ed a can from a proposals at that meeting. drlnks, candy, Popelcles or chewing gum cont.ainlng sugar on person ~onttoring a .CB that. . An othe r urea causing public school grOWlda during school hours. But as reported to had radioed that concern is at the Intersection a motortst the lower chamber by the Houae Education Committee, the bill he had struck the deer, but of Bulternut and West Mam requires local boarda of education to adopt regulations within would not give hts name. Street. No left tnrn is allowed state guidelines on the sale offood on school premises. at the tnt ersect ton, but It is bemg '~o lat ed . Co uncil advised Chtef of Poli ce Je f Webster to arrest violutors. VIOlation of the no left turn carrt es a fine of $30 It wa s also reported problems are starting aga in on the parking lot where beer bottles and cans are being thrown on the lot. Co unctl advt sed Chi ef Webst er to begin cracking down on VIOla tors and make necessary arrests. The lot is closed to lottering fro m 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Ma yor Andrews stat ed persons found lying on hoods or tops of cars should be arres ted. Counci l directed Webster to enforce the ordinance on loitering Also discussed was the danger of persons sllttng on the parking lot wall. It was brought up that tf someone did fall, the Vtllage possibly could be held liable. The ' villa ge so li ctto r wtll be contacted in regard to the matter. Webster reported he has been checkmg coal trucks that are driving over Union Ave. in violation of weight limit ordmance. Counci l voted 4 to I to give an ordinance its third and ftnal reading to increase water rates, effective with the June 1 billing Voting no on the iss ue wa s Larry Wehrung Mayor Andrews reported a HUD grant application has been filed as well as Mtddl eport's..gt:lllll Mayor Andrews satd 50 tuns of hot mix for patchmg of streets had been used and an additi onal 50 tons were needed to complete · the job. Council voted to purchase the ~ I ' ~ 'I ) �• 3- The Oallv Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Apnl18 1978 2- The Da•h Senti!Jel M d<Uepo! t Pomeroy 0 Tuesda1 April 18 1978 1 Abuse series earns hard -earned Pulitizer pi utog apl award for Jun By RON CLA IBORNE S< hweikrl s dramatic pacture NEW YORK 1UP!) - The f Antll I KlrltsiS holding Ph1lade lph I lnqwrei s hllrd hittmg Lm est gat vt ~e 11es 11 stoc kb roker R chard Hal1 abuse n the Ph iladelphia ho;;tage Feb l l9n w th a Police Dep Jrl11 en t has nfle at tI S reck R1ch n d Stro 11of the Chns earned t1 e 1ewspaper II e Pulitze1 gc ld rwda I f r public an &H:! 1{ e Mom or won a speual CILatiODfor 56 )cars of St'rVI C(' ItS f l rth SU Lh u• r alistic ded1ca twn as pme lfl a row It the smne lime the Ne ' York fnnes Wash ngton correspondent has cla1111ed U1c title of bcmg for the Chnst an SCience Momtor and as a colummst the first ne\\ spapcr t ea tnple honors 111 the 61 1rar \\r!lan g under the b) hn e h1storv uf tl e CO \ eted T H B for the ~ew Hepubli r I he Pulitze r pr ze fo1 awards Uruted Press lnternauonal f tlwn "os won b) James m the aw 1 ds iU nounced !\ian Me Pherson lor Elbow 1 ollt'<'l nn nf 12 Monda) 11 on th~ spo ne~ s Room Peopletalk By KENNETH R CLARK Urn ted Press Inti rnatruual CALL OF THE WILD Saxophomst Paul Wmter rna) be the only mus Clan e\Cr ~ get himself mto ;1 Jam sesswn "'th a wolf pack He pla) ed h s gig at W If Park m Battleground lnd and had no trouble p1ck1ng up his lupme churus I ne One diva she \\ Oil stayed " th !urn far nto the rught duetmg+he sax wail fo r 11a1l Wmter recorded t - for hiS ne" A&M Records album \\ olf Eyes - but It doesn t end there Park director Dr Ench Klloghammer SB)S the she 110lf 11cnt nght on howling alter W nter left m a 1aru1e1 d1st nc ly nfluenced b) Wmter s tune Kh nghammer sa)s that s the first ndi ca l!on ever of un llallYe beha1 or n " oil calls and a men tiiic study IS under \I a\ ONE RAP DOWN ExorCISt >tar Lmda Blair has been purged of at least one legal demon Shes of! the hook m Stamf ord Conn on a drug char ge on cund ton that she spend Ule next mne nonths m a rehabili tatiOn program But the 19 year-old actress sl!ll1s hght10g ext radatlon to Flonda where shes wanted n connectiOn" th the brea kmg of a ma1or drug rmg She sspec 1! callv charged there w1th consp1rac) to sell or purchase coca me - a felon) ConnectiCut police found her m possesSion of an amphetam nc 11 hen they arrested her m December She den es the allege'! Flor da connectiOn MUSf BE SPIUNG Cu p d SCCI s LO be takmg up res1dencv at the Blumenthal house lna su11 Secretary Michael Blumenthal and " fe E 1l e~n are bark together aga m n Washmgton - after a 10-mon h >Cpara t•on - and the1r daughter AIUI IS aboul to get marncd The 25-yea r-old Prmceton Urn e s1t1 grad - no" teach g at a northern V rgm1a hi gh school - \\Ill ~ ed Cathol c Un 1erS1 ll student Alan Vollmann f F uller!on Cahf < r Jul I OLD DOC NF W 1 RICKS B OIIJI Gran1 !lie chi ld sta r of the 1940s - ecel\ ed a rare tnbutc fr om the Br llsh Film Institute Monda\ She s n !.11nd u p1 od ucmg The Magic of Lassie - tl e f 1st fu llengU I 'ss1c monc smce 19>1 British actor R n M1 rh and \ m<n an "11ess Gayle Hunnicutt accompamed her o the :-Ia 11 flln Tljllater for her salu te sho rt ston es on the expe n enc e of Amenca s blacks The ge ner al nonfi ct ion ""ard went to Car l Sagan for Dragon s Eden Walte r Jackson Bate won h1s second Pulitzer n b ography for h1s book San uel John so n The drama award was won by Donald I Coburn for Gm Came a play about two , elderly people llvmg 10 a nursmg home The Pulitzer Pr 1z~s are adnum stered b1 Columbi a U ruvers~ty under the '"ll of th e late Joseph Pulitzer The hrsl pnzes were a \l arded n 1917 The Inquirer ~e nes wh ch began Apnl 24 1977 has res ulted 1n fe deral conv iCt iOns agamst s1x Phiiad elp h a hom iCid e de te ctives and state and fe deral ndactments aga mst a number of other officers The award was the fourth Pulitzer the lnqwrer has earned smce 1915 I he Ne" York Times three Puhtzers were won by Henry Kamm the newspa per s Asian bur ea u chief lor arti cles on the plight of V etamese refugees vetera n Mrs Mar ~a r et BrO\\D Extens1 un Homem ake rs represental!\C from Me~gs Count) and Mr s Diana Eberts Me1gs Count) Ex tensi on Agent Home E co nom• cs recentlY represented Meigs Count) at the annual meel!ng of the Oh o Health Co unc I Purpose of the Oh10 Health ( ounc•l s to promote good pu bl c health through ed ucall ona l pr ogram s Spea kets at th s yea r s state meet ng d scussed the hann fu l eff ects of smokmg un P< rt a nce of exercise the need to have cMdren 1.1nmumzed ea rl y wammg signs of a heart attack and C P H The presentat ion s em ph a SIZed the effects of our hie styles on human healt h InformatiOn obtamed at the state n cetmg will be used 10 plann ng educational health prog rams n the local com mumues The sesswn was DAl:C. Hl ER BORN held on the ca mpus of and \1rs c harles E Josephen urn College In Saltz 296 :-1 State Htc 2 Lot C1 lumbus 100 )/e~ Mar!IOS\ lie W Va arc an 1ouncm~ the lJ rth of a da ughter Sarah J at the Oh o Valle) Medi< a! Center Wheeling W Va I he bab) was born r \pnl 12 and w 1ghed se,en pounds mne ~r Meigs Junces and measured 19 m ches long Mrs Saltz IS the former ~a 1y Ju Ma)er Pomer01 Mate na I grand parents are Mr and Mrs Roy \layer Pomer J) and the maternal grea t grandmother rs Mrs I Ill e Hauck Paternal gra ndparents are Mr and Mrs r I arle Kuhl Pmreroy and thr pat rnal great grandparenL' are Mr and Mrs W Ilia n Pre<! n of Pmctor W Va H mer Kuhl of Clifton W Va " a stq>paternal grcatgra ndfather ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA w h P tp ~ e tn o Sou u91 A.!gulo P - sPECIAl $ f \] 10 179 1- Property Transfers Harley W Ebhn Sr Jane M Eblin to Raybon R Wallace Leon a E Wallace 5 1336 acres Salisbury Hr nald Van Meter Paulette Va n Meter to James Stewart Phallp Werry Karen Werry I 3~ acres Chester W!ll!am H Cleland Jane Cleland to Wilh am H Cleland Jane W Cleland Co rrective deed Sutton RUNS RESTORED ATHENS - The Ap palachian Oh1 o RegiOnal lrans1t AssociatiOn (AOR TA 1 11 ould like to announce that effect ve unmed!ately the > lO a rn run for the I' n er l Athens Route will I» r <1 n response to r Jrmand • t:l ASSES Off' M O~ TUH W£ 0 ,. 1 ' Af All l r 1ft classes held at the Cra fty Lnd1es Handicrafts 804 W Mam St Pomeroy GINO'S ha vt been cance ll ed fur ll::;=======:!lr , Thursday Apnl 20 • I arti cles mto mum c1pal corruptiOn The award lor national reporting was won by Gaylord D Shaw of the Los Angeles T1mes lor an mvesl!gatton showmg that many of the dams m the Umted States are ~nsafe Meg Greenfield of th e Washmgton Post won the Pulitzer for ed1tornal writing on a wide range of subjects mcludmg nati onal and mternatwnal affairs end the press Jeffrey K MacNelly of the R1chmond (Va ) News Leader won hi !'! !'!erond Pulitzer for ed1tonal cartoomng MacNelly also won the cartoomng award m 1972 The feature photography award was won by J Ross Baughman of the Associated Press for three pictures showin g bla ck prisoners being held by Rhodesian soldiers PriZes m letters and drama also were presented to Alfred D Cha ndler Jr m hiStory lor The VI sible Hand the Ma na ger a! RevolutiOn m Amencan Bus10ess and to Howard Nemerod m the verse category for C.11llected Poems A s pecial c1tatwn was awarded to 73-year-old E B White for the lull body of hts work lncludmg essays and books lor children and adults over m~re than l1ve decades I guess they re tr)'lng to catch up on thmgs Mr Wh1te sa id In Brooklme Mass They thmk time as runnmg out The Pulitzer for music was won by Michael Colgrass for DeJa Vu for PercussiOn Quartet and Orchestra a work commissioned by the New York Ph11harmomc ,-----------------, Mason County News Notes : Celeste goes beyond requirements H\ lima 'H.,r~lr.,fl I ' MASON - Mr and Mrs Clvde Fole) formerly of Mason W Va will obset-e their 50th " eliding anruversar) on Saturda) Apnl 22 at Preston Count) Co untry Club King wood \1 Va Mr Foley 1s best remembered as pnnc1pal of Wahama H gh School lor 23 )ears before his ret rement m 1970 He was an educator m West VIrg1ma over 40 yea rs The fa cult) and staff of Wahama High School honored Mr Fole) " th Open House pnor to his retirement and the Mason To\\n Council designated a Fnday as Clvde Foley Day The council n fi s behalf m 1970 expressed appreciation for his long service to the people of Mason Count) and especially the be nd a1ea as well as serVIng as pnnc1pal at Wahama H•gh Sc hool for 23 vears Cards rna) be sent tu 125 M1ller Hd Kingwood W Va 26537 Mrs Foley also taught m Mason and New Haven Elementary Schools Mr and Mrs Fole) have line daughter Mrs Ke1th Sandra) McClung a 1d son n law Attorne) Keath A McClung and t" o grandchildren Alexa nder Ke1th and Martha Ellen MASON - Mrs Ho11ard VanMatre was m charge of the program when the MaS<ln Umted Methodist Women met on Apnl 10 at the church You Shall be M) Witness was the lesson leader s topic Mrs Fred (Sarah) Spencer president of the group pres•ded when the group agreed to have a Mother and Daughter Banquet on May 8 at 6 p m at the Mason Uruted MethodiSt Church ReservatiOns for those planmng to attend should be made" 1th Mrs Gladys Thomas Mason W Va A letter was read m regards to the rune pomts of g•VIng The meeung was closed \\lth a thankfulness prayer c~rcle Refreshments were served bv hostesses Mrs l andon Smith and Mrs George Carson to Mrs Wilham Zerkle Mrs Maxme Arnold Mrs Cecil Slmth Mrs Lms Test Mrs Margaret P1ckens Mrs Russell Barton Mrs Sarah Spencer Mrs Ray Proffitt Mrs Charles Yeager Mrs Frances Stewart Mrs Gladys Thomas Ramona Sydenstricker Mrs M1ldred Rile) Mrs Howard VanMatre Jess1e Kinder and Earlene Bumgardner GUMPSES Hock stars Carll Sm u 1 d James Taylor headed a ho;1 of ce lebr t es at Monda' n ~I ts press preview of MASON - Chnsty Bletner one of Mason s oldest citizens Mart111 Scursesc s !11m The l.11>t \l alt< 1n 1\c\\ York Sean observed hiS 90th b ~rth day on Sunday at his home on Th rd St Cooner) D nald Sut herland and Ltsle) AJm Down are on Dmner guests were Mr and Mrs John Sisson and !am1ly ocabon 111 Ireland fil m ng the Dm r D t auren ths productiOn Mason Mr and Mrs Harold Fry of New Haven of !ltichael (nrha" s Tire Great Trum Robben A highli ght of the day was a tdephone call from hts Grease produc r Alan Carr sa1 s " "' he handl ng the show daughter and son 10 law Mr and Mrs Russell (Mary disco queen Grae1 J nes IS dmng 10 H I vwood he d charge • Elizabeth ) Capehart fr om Dama Flor1da and calls from his S2SO 000 a mght tu st Ke' t and he s offe red her a role 1n a ne w two SISters and nephew Mrs Ameba Cabele10 of BrLStol Va mus cal film he s pi ann ng to make 10 Pans w11.h Oli\ Ia Mrs Theresa Stoeckl Cmcmnat1 and Harry Jo Gress of oe"1on J>l10 R1chard [)rey fuss Lauren Barall and Marlo Texas Thumas Iurned out at Ne" Y<rk s Tavern on the Green He appreciated the many many cards tha t he received MOflda l n behalf of Ule Equal R1 ghl' AnJendmen t from fne nds and relatives Meigs County represented drama critic Walter Kerr 64 for his weekly review and comment and by Wilham Sal1re whose twice weekly column 10 the Times 1s syndicated to 100 other news papers Richard Whitt o( the Louis ville Cour1er.Journal won a Pulitzer lor general local coverage of the May 28 1977 f re m a supper club m Southgate Ky m which 164 people died The Pulitzer for special local reportmg was won b) Anthony R Dolan of the Stamlord (Conn I Advocate for a ser1es of mvesllgative COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Lt Gov Richard Celeste a candidate for the Democratic nommat10n for governor went beyond reqUirements of the ethics law Monday and f1led copies of his federal mcome tax returns with the Oh o Ethics Commission Gov James A Rhodes a candidate for the Republ ca n gubernatorial nommat10n !lied the reqwred brief report With the Ethics Commission showang that m add!taon to his $50 OOOsalary as governor he received mcome of more than $500 from James A Rhodes & Associates and the James A Rhodes & Helen Rhodes Trust He also reported that he Board may close schools CLEVELAND ( UP!) The Cleve land Board of Educa tlon has been presented with a list of 25 elementary schools and live JUruor h1gh schools that could be closed at the end of the current school year The school staff Monday mght recommended that 23 or 24 of the elementary schools and three of the Junior h1gh schools be closed but the board delayed action on the list until a meetmg at 4 p m Wednesday The closmgs according to the report presented would save at least $1 8 milhOf,! this year and tWice that amount durmg 1979 The bst mcludes 15 schools - 13 elementary and two JUmor high - the board earlier had proposed for clos mg to Chief Federal Judge Frank J Battisti The schools Identified are located m areas of significant enrollment de chne th e report stated In every Instance affected pupals will be housed m facilities that are m be tter physica l condition than the schools lD be closed Deputy Superintendent James R Tanner srud that m choosmg the schools to be closed age capacaty use location and cost effiCiency of the bmldmgs was considered But board members had obJeCtio ns to particular schools on the hst and to the method b) which the list was compiled mamly because school closmgs always are unpopular with the elected board members Selection of schools to be closed has delayed final school pamngs for desegregatiOn according to court adVIsers who have suggested that more than 30 sch ools be closed lor economy and efficiency The Ohio Department of EducatiOn has concurred Recognition dinner held An Eagle RecognitiOn Dmner was held recently at Duck s Inn Restaurant m MASON - The Mason C1ty H1stoncal County met on Huntmgton W Va honormg Saturda1 evening at the former Lewis home on Brown Street 32 young men of the Tri-State for a chicken d1nner Area Counc1! who ach1eved Those enJoymg the SllCial everung were Mayor a nd Mrs the rank of Eagle Scout In Fred Taylor Mr and Mrs Landon Smith Mr and Mrs Earl 1977 In gels Mr and Mrs Cec1l Sm th Mrs Sarah Spencer Mrs Among the honorees were two members of Pomeroy Glad) s Thomas Mr and Mrs Delmar Alexander Sco ut Troop 249 Dame! Lee Thomas Slln of Mr and Mrs WEST COL UMBIA- Mr and Mrs Robert Compson of Don Thomas Pomeroy and Saudi Arabia' Is! ted recently for two 11 eeks with his motlier Jeffrey L Couch son of Mr Mrs Blanche Compson Jones their daughter and son m law and Mrs Walter R Couch Mr and Mrs W !ham Zuspan Jr and two ch1ldren his sister and fa mily Mr and Mrs Wilham Camp and brother Mr and Mrs Erme Compson and lamily all10 Mason and with Mrs 4-H CLUB NEWS Robert Compson s parents Mr and Mrs Otto Miller at West Area young people are Columbia bemg asked to JOin a 4-H club Before commg to West V1rg ma Mr and Mrs Robert One must be mne years old Compson VISited their daughter and famil) Mr and Mrs or In the third grade and not Terr) Emerson and ch 1ldren at Columbia Fails Montana and over 19 years old A 4 H club their Slln and fam ly Mr and Mrs Wilbur Compson and three should consist of at least hve children at Great Falls Montana members and an older Mr and Mrs Robert Com pson were accompamed to person preferably 20 years Charleston 011 Su nda y mormng b) Ern1e CompS<ln for their old or older lor an adv1sor return trip by plane to Saud Arabia Each 4 H member works on a MASON - Mr and Mrs H A l leVIng ha\C returned to project on a top1c he or she Is Maso n after spending the wmter m Clearwater Fla They also mterested In There are over VIS ited durmg Ule wmter months With Mrs Levmg s sister 180 proJects to--choose from Mrs Otto (Hester ) Mees who makes her home w1th her 10cluding ammals clothmg daughter and husband Mr and Mrs John 1ebn at Las Vegas cook10g and you also get to show your projects at the Nevada Mrs Mees expressed apprec ahon for the get well cards county !a~r If you are m terested In jommg a 4 H club received !rom relatives and fn ends durmg her Illness or need any more mformation Masuo and Area Personals Mr and Mrs John SISS<ln observed Sonday with a famil y pl ease contact the Meigs get-toge ther for their daughter Mama s lith b~rthday County Extension Office at Attendmg were Mrs S1sson s parents Mr and Mrs Russell 992-3895 Capehart Melanie and Miriam S1sson and Angie Hood The latttr spent the day w1th Marcia Mrs Lee Richardson Ma son and Mrs Lowse Rosenbaum are VISilmg relat11 es 10 Columbus M1ss Nancy Proff tt s a pati ent at Veterans Memorial Appointments Available Hospita l She ISthe daughter o!Mr and Mrs Ray Proffitt There are a number of Mr and Mrs Gene Thomas Robb1e and Chns of New appomtent s open for the next Haven VISited relatives m lndaana recently Mrs Cecil South spen t Tuesday and Wednesday everungs free cervica l cancer chmc for Me1gs area women to beh eld with her mother-In law Mrs Marie Smith at Clifton Mr and Mrs Joe Kearns spent last week with the1r dunng the ~fterno o n on Wednesday March 2ti at the daugh t£r Mrs Phyllis Wh!ttking ar Mari etta Ohio Mrs Doris Lee and Miss Evelyn Lockett of Clifton VISited Heath United Methodist Ch urch m Middleport on Sunday w1th Mrs Mary Davis at Rutland Ohio Mr and Mrs Curtis McDaniel VISited over the weekend Women WIShlllg an appomt With Mr and Mrs James Loyd and family at Nashport Ohio ment may ca ll 992 7531 Mr$ Dixie McCaule) has returned from Pleasant Valley daytime or 992 5832 In the Hospital to her home m Mason and IS recuperating from evenings or on weekends surgery Mrs Harold t1 uc1lle ) Schwarz has retW'ned after spendmg several weeks VISiting her-daughter and son m law·.---..IS~R ~E ~CUPERATING _.,..... Mr and Mrs Dan Strother and Todd at LouisVIlle Ky Mrs Wilham Grueser Is Mr and Mrs Jack Hart of Gary W Va VISited recently recuperatmg from recent with their Slln and daughter-tn~aw , Mr and Mrs Clifford Hart surgery al the Holzer Medical at Chfton W Va and sa w their new grandson Will Allen The Cenler She expects to be hahy we ghed 6 pounds and 14 /z ount'Cs and was burn on April returned thiS week to her L at Pleasant Valley Hospital Rock Sprmgs home I' also of Pomeroy Attendmg !rom Pomeroy In add!Uon to the two boys and theu parents were Robert Arms Troop 249 Scoutmaster and Mrs Arms and Mr and Mrs Henry Cleland Jr Guest speak er lor the evemng was U S District Judge H David Hermans dorler from Kentucky PresentatiOns of white marbl e paper wei ghts beanng the Eagle Scout msigma were presented to each of the boys attending and his wife Helen hold stock m Wendy s InternatiOnal a fa st fo od cham head-' quartered In Columbus and 10 Jackson Iron & Steel Co There was no m!ormal!on detailing h1s finan cial holdings Rhodes later told Swpps Howard Newspapers that h1s extens1ve stock holdmgs 10 Wendy s have been put mto the name of his former land deve lopment hrm James A Rhodes & Associates He said he put other stock holdings mcludmg h1s owner sh1p of lour Howard Johnson Motels (two m Flonda and one each n Chicago and Atlanta ) mto the James A Rhodes&HelenRhod.sTrust lD wh1ch he lists h1mself as the grant or and benel•c•ary The governor de clined however to release cop1es of his 1977 an come tax returns or to fur ther discuss h1 s extensive busmess holdings Celeste s tax returns show that he and his wife Dagmar had an mcome of $33 456 m 1977 mcludmg $3 541 from Dagmar s part-tune JOb at the Academy for Contemporary Problems m Co lumbus The lieutenant governor s salary IS $29 915 per year Celeste reports haVIng no mvestments of more than $1 000 durmg 1977 and that he and his wife own two homes one m Cleveland that IS rented out and the other m Delaware an wh1ch they live w1th their siX children In releasmg copies of h1s tax returns Celeste said It IS th e responsab1hty of candidates to be comm1tted to restormg pubhc confidence by diSclosing their !mances My mcome tax returns an d those of all pubhc offi cial s should be considered a part of the public record Celeste sai d The OhiO Ethics law reqmres )llbhc offiCials and candidates for pubhc off1ce lD report annually their Sllurces of 10come of more than $500 and 1m estments of more tha n $1 000 but does nut reqwre them to list exact amounts .TRi=couNTY, !.D~;[k--llndians By Greg Baney Sportsmen of OhiO won a maJor batU~ at the polls last wmter when the voters of Ohio soundly defeated a proposed constitutional amendment lD ban trappmg But sportsmeQ Ule battle to preserve some of our nghts IS not over Trymg a sneak attack approach Ule anti l1rearm forces are at It agam Not only sportsmen but also every Citizen 1s Ulreatened by this new attempt lD m!rmge upon our nght to bear arms The Nat10nal R1fle AsS<lc1at10n explams U11s new sneak approach by the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms The NatiOnal Rille AsS<lclat•on has served notice to Ule Treasury Department s Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and F1rearms of 1ts opposition to BATF s proposed regulation creating a computerized nat10nal firearms registration system The Nat10nal R1fle Association and 1ts over one million members mtend lD use every means at our disposal to stop Ule Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and F1rearms clearly Illegal effort to unpose and fund by regulatiOn a centralized national firearms registration system wrote Neal Knox executive d1rec1Dr of Ule NRA lobby arm the Institute for Legislative Action NRA s ObjectiOns were registered m a letter to BA TF D~rector Rex Davis m response to Ule offiCial notice of BATF s national firearms reg1strataon plan published m Ule March 21 Federal Reg1ster It ISvery clear from Ule legislative history of the 1968 Gun Control Act and from subsequent refusal of Congress and Committees of Congress to create Ule kmd of system you propose Ulat your act10ns run IDtally counter to CongressiOnal Intent In brief you do not have Ule authority wrote Knox BATF clauns that their registratiOn system would cost but $5 Imlhun to star t However Knox pomted out that BATF Director Dav s In CongressiOnal testunony and mterv1ew w1th the press has estunated start up costs ranging !rom $35 m1lhon to $100 million Th1s claun that BATF could create so massive a central r eg~stry system with unauthoriZed and unappropriated funds IS m Itself a gross distortiOn at best Costs to the taxpayer said Knox would be astronomical A na twnal registratiOn system mcludmg records of all firearms transacl!ons - rifles shotgw1s and pistols - be tween manufacturers Importers exporters wholesalers distributors JObbers dealers and the public would reqwre some 25 to 40 n1llion quarterly com puter entries per year said Knox The Oh10 Depa rtment of Natural Resources conducted gra duation ceremomes for 40 state park ranger cadets 11ho completed a liJ.week law en! orcement trammg course held m Columbus on April 14 The course 10cluded lllStruction m search and seizure pohce ethiCs report wntmg laws of arrest tra!l!c control first aid mdudmg extensive cardiovascular pulmonary resuscltal!on trammg and the handling of firearms Cadets received 21)0 hours of 10struct10n on Ohio law and law enforcement m addition to 88 hours of specialized trammg mlaws governing the use of Ohio s state parks Instructors for the course 10cluded agents w1th the Federal Bureau of InvestigatiOn and the Bureau of Crunmal ldenl!f•caUon poli ce officers 111lh the Worth10gton Police Department prosecut10gattorneys and expenenced perS<lnnel with ODNR Of the 40 graduates 25 are now employees with ODNR mcluding 19 who will serve as state park rangers at the new Cleveland l .<~ ke!ront State Park The new employees w 11 serve a l:ro.day proba tionary assignment with ODNR Loose note - Smce the l!rst settlers arnved m Ohio more than 200 years ago over 99 percent of the states land has been altered by man ... SPORT SHOP NORTH .._ Former~ Fitzgerald's Sportrng Goods Located Near Mason County fa~rgrounds GRAND OPENING SALE STARTS 9:00 A.M. WED' APRIL 19 THRU SAT APRIL 22 I FREE BEAR WHITETAIL HUNTER COMPOUND BOW TO BE GIVEN AWAY SAT, APRIL 22 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO WIN REGISTER AT TRI COUNTY SPORT SHOP NORTH Tax receipts increased in Meigs County VARIAm E POWER Retail and motor veh1cle sales tax receipts lor March were up slightly m Meigs County according to a report of State Treasure r Mrs Gertrude Donahey Retail sales tax receipts lor March 1977 totaled $56 990 99 compared to receipts of $51 391 63 lor March 1978 an mcrease of $400 64 Receipts lor sales tax on motor vehicles lor March 1977 totaled $50 681 86 while March 1911 the total was $52 295 34 an Increase of II 6!3 48 3X-9X BUSHNELL SCOPE REG. 549.95 '29 REG '12995 95 '11495 WITH COUPON Offer 4-22 78 Tii E DA II YSENTINEl OE\OTEOTOTHE INTt:KlJJI Of MEI GS-MASON AREA ROH ERT lfOEniCH City Editor I ub IS t'd tlit )' t!X ~pl Sa tu tla)' tJy 1he Oh o V~tll ey Pu bli.!ihl ~ . Cm pM )' Mul lll1ed a !1 111 Cou I St Po e uy Ohtu •~769 Bll\ ~Sli Off l' Phont! 992 %:.6 f:d I li'Ut Pho lt9n-21~7 St't'OI 1.1 ~ Utu posl<ig-t! pctltl at hH t:ruy 0 1 u STORE HOURS Monday thru Saturday 9 am -8 pm • OPEN SUNDAY 1 p m to 6 p.m N11 t u HI .. tl vert b~mt~ rt~ prt!st! tJI IV~ I• lo Allsod.ldl!ll ~HOI f u d AYI! Clevclu I Ohio « Ia ~u!J&:r pl. o itl ll Del v~n<d Uy a r cr wlll!tt! Vii Ialiie 75 ~rlH JXW week ll)'_Mulor ltuult= w let~ a serv u nul av<~litble On~ morlt 13 25 By rnil I Ohi 01ncJ W Vii (A l' Year S22 00 S I Ulflths Ill $0 Th rl!~ nu lh .!i S7 00 F.Lsawhert' S26 011 year S x r onll 11 SI J$0 Tr~tr v ll i'i J? ~O SuiJst'r\1 vn p te tudt<s Su t.ilty ru e~..Sc I 1 el • Waverly nips Meigs, 2 to 1 1 Rangers t alking CLEVELAND ( UP]) Cleveland Indian President Gabe Paul and Texas Ranger Manager Billy Hunter disclosed late Monday Uley would devote some time today to serwus trade discussions But Paul said of the talks Were not close on anythmg The Rangers reportedly want Cleveland rebel pitcher Jun Kern wh1le the Indians also are mterested m pitching - particularly Dan Darwm and Len Barker - both young nghthanders m the Rangers organizatiOn I don t want to lrade Darwm sa1d Hunter But he added If there s a poss1b1lity lD shore up our p1tchmg I don t want to pass 1t up Anyone who talks p1tchmg I m hsterung Rodgers in two second • VIctory BOSTON (UP!) - The road rose up to meet hlfn the wmd was m h1s lace and he reached marathon heaven two seconds before Ule devil knew he was dead on his feet Bos t o n Marathon recordholder Bill Rodgers who runs Heartbreak H ll as part of h1s da1ly trrumng and who owns a runner s supply shop on the downside of the course slithered through a slight headwmd Monday lD gam the narrowest VICtory m the 82 year h1story of the even t His lime of 2 10 13 gave Rodger s the faste st and second fastest !1mshes m the Boston Marathon annals He set the mark of 2 09 55 m 1975 on a sunnier day with the w10d at his back I was 18 seconds slower than my record but I thought I ran better this tlfne because of the headwmd sa1d Rodgers 30 who has completed an unmatched seven marathons m under Reds embarrass Dodgers,8-2 By JIM COUR UPI Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (UPI ) The first battle of the National League West war between the C10cmnat1 Reds and the Los Angeles Dodgers wasn t close Lookmg like the sa me powerhouse that won the World Senes m 1975 and 1976 the Reds embarrassed the Dodgers on nat10nal TV Monday mght In the fir st of 18 meellngs bet11een the NL West West powers the !mal score was 32 and even that wa s m1sleadmg Righthander Bill Bonham stym ed the Dodgers on one smgle through seven mrungs and 34 year-old Joe Morgan the Reds Natwnal League MVP 10 1975 and 1976 had three doubles and scored lour runs In the e1ghth the Dodgers came up with two face savmg runs - on a berner by R•ck Monday and another run on B•ll Russe ll s doub leplay grounder And they managed lD load the bases and chase Bonham m the mnth before Dave Tomhn struck out Monday and pm chh tter Lee Lacy and got pmchh1tter Teddy Martmez to h$1 mto a fielder s chmce Don t make too big a deal about that game Dodgers rah rah manager fomm y Lasorda cautiOned reporters It was JUSt one of those games for us It was a good or e to get out of our system But Morgan who Is known for his ca ndor claimed 11 was a big psycholog ical wm for the Reds You II have lD ask tl e Dodgers how they feel abo ut It the Gold Glove second ba seman sa1d but from my standpomt 11 was great I ;e been readmg m the papers and hearmg on the TV and radio how ummportant th s senes was because It s on ly three games m a 162-game schedule Baloney These two teams are su p !J'>Sed to be the teams to beat n our diVISIOn and th s s an mportant se nes An 8 2 game Is not Ule same as a 2 1 game either There IS a difference m how you lose I plan on staymg m front the rest of the way We won t ge t behmd hk e we d1d last vear When we ve been oul m front m the pa st we 1e never been caught That wa s the case Monday n ght fhe Dodgers who Ju mped out to a 22-4 sta rt last season and hmshed !O ga mes m fr ont of the Reds were beh md 6-0 after thre e 1nmn gs Cmc10nat1 scored tw1ce n the opemng m mg and batted Morgan helped by shot LOS ANGELES (UP!) Corti sone sometimes can work wonders At least one has to th1nk so after watching Joe Morgan pound out three doubles score four runs and steal home Monda) mght as the Cmc10nat1 Reds thumped the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-2 10 the opener of a three game series to regam first place m Ure NatiOnal League west Morgan was g ven the shot of cortisone behmd the right knee after leavmg Sunday s game In Houston m Ule eighth mn10g And Monday mornmg Heds mana ger Sparky Anderson IndiCated 1t was doubtful " hether the Reds two t1m e Most Valuabl e Player would be m th e lineup m the senes opener with the Dodgers Alter rece vmg the shot Morgan was told to take 1t easy by the doctor That sa1 d Morgan IS why I 11 as a httle worned when I came to the park I couldn t beheve ho" good my leg felt SQmone mentiOned that the co rt•s one shot not only relieved Morgan of the knee soreness he has bee n expenenc1ng the past couple of weeks but t also cured h1s battmg slump He entered Monda y mght s senes opener with the Dodgers 0-for 10 What do yo u mean slump ' challenged Morgan Sure I wa s ().for 10 but I hit the ball hard n Houston just didn t find any holes That s no slump Th e (lfst of Morgan s t1 ree doubles Monday mght came w1th one out and touched off a four-run th1rd 10rung that routed Cub sta rter Burt Hooton When Dodger left !!Cider Du sty Baker made a wild throw lD second for an error Morgan cont10ued to th1rd One out later Dan n) Dnessen walked Tha t s when Morgan and Dnessen engmeered a double steal The Hed second baseman broke for the plate when Dod ger catche r threw to Davey Lopes 10 an attempt to head of! Dr essen as the Red f1rst baseman 1aced towa rd Waits hurls 6-0 win CLEVELAND ( UPI ) Leftl•ander RICk Wa1ts like Its hot - or cold Wa1ts throWing 98 pitches n 43 degr ee weatller allowed only two hits Monday mght as the Clevela nd Indians snapped a four.game los ng streak With a 6-0 victory ove r the Texas Rangers I like to p1tch 10 cold weather and I alS<l hke the real hot weather sa1d Wa ts who hurled only one complete game 111 16 starts last season You have to make t happen said Waits I 11ant to make them hit my p tch and challenge Ule hitters Wai ts gave up an inf eld smgle to Mike Hargr ove lead mg off the fm.t mmng and Toby Harrah bounced a hit off Buddy Bell s glove m the seventh You have to throw strikes and a pitcher should be able to keep the ball down That s what I was dom~ tomght I m xed up my p!lches a nd I got away with a couple patches added Wails who struck out three and walked two 2 12 It was a very Intense pa ce the roughest I ve ever run I thought I had a big By Greg Bailey passes But Me1gs made 1t a lead I kept lokmg behind It was a defensive battle new ball game With two runs but I t'Ouldn t see very well and errorless contest last of their own m the fourth Rodgers cheered wildly as mght when host Meags and Ebersbach smgled and Hood the Waverly Tigers locked aga in reached on an error he passed his store 20 miles horns but the T1gers went Wayland doubled Ebersbach mto the race was fortuna te home wath the win 2 I home and Young s10gled 10 not to see Dallas semmanan Jeff Wells roarmg up from rna nly on 10 walks ISSued by Hood Meigs pllcher Tim Ebers Two smgles and error a fifth place Wells who was bach However Ebersbach halk and a passed ball not among the top hv e mi dway fanned mne and allowed just allowed Tnmble to plate two runners until through the race ate up all lou r hits lor an admirable runs an the top of the seventh to wm Meigs got one back In but 15 yards of a 200-yard lead performance The one run nemesiS agam the bottom of the lllning but that Rodgers had built on the pla gued Meigs The two were already out and a held of 4 212 official entrants F nland s Esa Tikkanen Marauders are now 3~ on the diVIng catch put out the fire year but f1ve of those six with the tymg run on base 11 ho wilted and did not !Imsh losses have been b) Just one Mark Mitch and Hood both last year alter staymg w1th Ule leaders lor hall the race run Meigs lost a 5-4 deciSion got hits In that frame Hitters for Me1gs were was th1rd m 2 11 IS Jack to V!Sitmg Tnmble on Sa turday Wayland w1th a double and Fultz of Franklin Pa l.<~st mght Me1gs took a !-{) Single Hood with a double knocked 9 02 off the personal ORCHARD PARK N Y lead m the bottom of the third and Mil ch Young and standard he set m wmrung the (UPli - The Buffalo Bills mmng With two outs Kenny Ebersba ch "'th a single 1976 race but still flmshed Mond ay sa 1d tight end Young smgled and came each M Robach led the fourth 111 2 11 17 Three Ohioans were among Reuben Gant who played out racing hom e when Greg wmners w1th two s10g!es his option last season will Becker cracked a double The vars!ly subsututes the IDp SO !•rushers meet with club offi c ials R McComber Bowling Waverly was heFd scoreless played the Trimble varsity m Tuesday apparentl y to unhl the top of the !lith Two a second contest of the a! Green !m1shed 17th w1U1 a discuss a new contract bases on balls and then a te rnoon With the VISitors 2 17 01 clocking while Joseph A team spokesman said he swgle by Mark Fielder commg out on top 15-!i Yurkovich of Salem came m could not confirm a report by knotted the sco re Fielder Hitting lor Meigs were Rick 34th with 2 20 14 and William a Buffalo newspaper that also was the hero when he Hovatter a tnple M1ke Haviland of Athens fmished Gant was ready to sign a new batted m the winning run m Tnplett a double and Dave S0tJJ With 2 22 51 contrac t with the NFL the top of the seventh Agam Blake Mitch Wayland Troy team two bases on balls put men on Griffith Jerry F1elds and Kmght placed the paths lor Fielder s knock Ray Andrews a smgle each Dalton got the wm as the Me1gs goes to Jackson freshman went the distance lonlght to Pomt Pleasant on 21-day list PITTSBURGH (UPI ) fannang six and walkmg four Thursday and to Waverly on The Pittsburgh Steelers CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Cm He also cracked a sangle Friday announced Monday they have while Frederick got a double Trimble 102 000 2--!i 6 3 cmna ti Reds third baseman traded guard Jun Clack and to account lor the Tiger hits Me1gs 100 200 1-4 6 3 Ray Kn1ght who severely wide rece1ver Erme Pough lD stramed a quadnceps muscle Becker had his double and Brown and S Jones the New York Giants for Owens Ebersbach (3 LP l Ill his left th1gh durmg a game Young two smgles to account veteran guard John Hicks at Houston Sunday has been and Becker for all the Marauder hits The National Football Con placed on the 21-0ay-disabled Waverly 000 010 1- 2 4 0 ference s o!!ens1ve rookie of hst Meigs 001 000 0-1 3 0 the year m 1974 Hicks IS the To replace Knight on the Dalton and Lapier Ebers roster the Reds have called only offensive hneman to bach and Becker up 21 year-old infielder Mike ever wm the award Grace !rom Indianapolis On Saturday nine walks Gace who has no major proved the margm of victory as Trimble trimmed the Sf LOUIS (UPI) - Marc league experience was to Marauders of Co~ch Dale Tardaf of the Quebec jom Ule team tonight In Los Harrison 5-4 Ebers bach got Nordiques was chosen Player Angeles the loss In relief of starter of the Year and Kent Nilsson Tom Owens as they fanned of the Wmnlpeg Jels was six hatters named Rookie of the Year In Each team plated a run Ill the World Hockey DETROIT (UPI) - Rlght the first Inning Trimble Association IDday m a poll of bander Jack Morris was socked three singles lor league players conducted by called up Monday !rom theirs while Mike Wayland The Sporting News Evansvjlle by the DetrOit produced a smgle to send m Tardiff who had 65 goals Tigers who sent the Triplets - Tim Hood who had reached.._with 89 aSSists..for-154 rJolnt.s~relle.ver-Bru ce Tayiolr- to--1 on an error Ulls season received 53 votes replace him The visitors went up by two In the ballottmg Nilsson a MorriS was held back this tn the third when alter a 21 year-old Swedish Import spring by arm trouble after double and single Owens had 74 votes to garner rookie he suffered tendonitis in his Issued three straight free honors arm late last season I wanted to go all season without walkmg a batter but I guess that came to a qu1ck halt smiles WaltS as he puffed on a huge v ctory cigar Wa1ts and Texas sta rter and loser JOn Matlack hooked up m an pitchers duel unt1l the sixth when an error b) Texas second ba se man Bumps W1lls opened the door for all six Cleveland runs mcludm g fiVe of the unearned var ely Alter one was out m the sixth Paul Dade 11as safe on W!lls error stole second and t ode home on Larvell Blanks double to raght Blanks scored on Bell s smgle to nght and Andre Thornton was given an mtentwnal walk alter Bell took sec ond on a 11 !ld p•tch W!llie Horton fanned but Ted Cox smgled lor h1s first hit as am Indian scormg Bell Ron Pruitt then Iced the victory w1th a three-run homer over the left field fence The error had nothmg to do w1th t s81d Matlack It IS only the mental errors that disturb me I had more trouble w1th Sports briefs ' INDIANAPOLIS (UP! ) The Speedway Monday an nounced a record 92 cars ha1e been entered for the 5()(). m1le aulD race May 2l! Offi cial s sa id any addit io nal entnes postmarked up to m1dmgh t April 15 would be accepted As 10 past years only the fa stest 33 mach10es make the Imlhon-<iollar race POST Texas I UPII - Two motorcyehsts who died while compel ng m the weekend Texas Enduro motorcy cle race apparently we re overco me by the rugged terram and 93-deg ree heat race off c1als sa id Monday The VICtuns were Identified as Ron Paulson 31 of Lw coln Neb and Mike Payte 33 of Odessa Tex as Payre taught • at Permian H1gh School 10 Odessa and was leadmg his motorcycle class m the state my curve IDmght than I ve had m my career added Matlack I only thre11 about three for stnkes I made some good pitches and I made some bad ones Pruitt s homer was h1s second of the season and ga ve the Indi ans catcher f1 ve RB I lor the season He threw me a change up on the homer but I thmk the ball! hit for an out to center In the second mnmg was hit harder sa d Prmtt I swung harder on that pitch than I did on the one th at cleared the fence added Pru tt f exas Manger B 11) Hun te r protested the game m the fir st In nin g after plate ump re Ball Haller called R1ch1e Z1sk out lor nterfermg with catcher Prmtl Bert Ca mpanens .wJm was on second with two out broke lor th1rd and Z1sk swung and missed Prwtt dropped the ball trymg to throw and Haller ruled Z1sk out Z1sk wa s m the batter s box sad Hunter Haller said he had to get out of the way but tlle box belongs to Z1sk Walts faced only 20 batters over the fmal 6 2 3 mrungs w1th Harrah bemg w ped out on a double play In the seventh It wa s a pleasure wa tc hwg Waits sa d Cleveland Manager J eff Torborg He will be a successful p1tcher 1f he can get that curve ball over He also pitched well 10 the Ulree mmngs he worked against Boston last Wedne sday added Torborg Both teams wmd up the1r brief two-game series th1s afternoon With the red-hot Detroit Tigers movmg 111 for a tw o game set Wednesda y mght and Thur sday afternoon second Lopes return tl row to the plate was w1ld and sk1dd ed past Yea ge r as Morgan shd mto home safely That s the way we 11ere 111 191, an d 16 when 11e won World ChampiOnships - ag giess1ve sa 1d Morgan You gotta put pressure on the other team s defense Alter Morgan scored the fi rst run m the fourth the Reds added three more wh en Johnn y Bench doubled home Dnesse n and Davey ConcepciOn and Cesar Ge rommo followed w1th smgles That was the end of starter Bur l Hooton a nd the Dodgers even though the Reds added two more runs before the game ended Pete Rose had touched off the Reds sco r~ng for the mght greetmg Hooton with a smgle m the f rst mmng and go ng on to score the first of two runs that crossed the plate 10 the fi rst mmng The smgle "as Rose s only h1t m four tr1ps to the plate before he was replaced at th ird by Jumor Kennedy and left hun w1thm 22 h ts of the 3 000 career total around In the third for lour more runs Dodger starter Burt Hooton left after 2 2-3 mnmgs alter grvmg up eight htts and s1x runs The Reds contmued the1r h1tt1ng rampage agamst knuckleballer Charlie Hough and Mike Garman They f1mshed w11.h 15 hits Bonh am who wound up giVIng up five hits ran hiS record to ~ strilung out mne a nd walkin g four He developed a blood blister on the flrst fm ger of h1s right hand n the fourth or (J!th nmng He made at clear he s not th1nkmg about a 2().victory season I don t want to make a number too high Bonham remarked because I don t wan t to put too much presslU'e on myself I had two bad mnmgs ton ght and I want lD mprove on that the next l1me I p1tch I feel I m a different p tcher now than I was w1th the Cpbs It s more than JUSt the team behmd ne but 1\ s n ce to be get! ng the runs I ve g1ven up some runs m all my starts but ''" JUS! more runs than the other team Un like Morgan Reds skipper Sparky Anderson has taken a low key stance to the th reegame senes at Dodger Stadium at least to reporters It docsn t matter 1f we beat the Dodgers 18 times he contended It s the !mal total that matters 96 91 98 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA w th Ptppe •n or SEH~sage Reg11l11 P " Sl 10 SPECIAL 5 179 MON TUEI WED APR 1 ~ AT AIL GINO'S WP- 'II Update Your Fire Insurance M ake sure you ve got full proteclaon an case af Are, by keepang your pal1cy up to rasang replacement costs See us soon for a poltcy update Protect Yourself! tlr Downing-Childs Insurance Agency, Inc. MIDDLEPORT, 0 992 2342 ~COMPARE OLDS NOW COM PAR E OLDS NOW COMPARE OLDS NOW 8 ~ Q ~ S ~ ~ ~ ~ THINKING OF BUYING A 0 QJ~W CAR THIS YEAR? ~ 0 ~ ~ 0 w () ~ ~ ~ u ::tl ~z 0 r 0 0:: D. a. ~ m "'z Compare compare Compare Compare Compare Economy R1de Comfort Startmg Pnce 0 , - KARR & VANLANDT MOTOR SAtES See Polo Marvin or Georoe 992 5342 Pomeroy Drive Home A Winner - :?: n - ~ 11 ::1: l> 8cOMPARE OLDS NOW COMPAR E OLDS NOW COMPARE OLDS NOW ~ --: �• 3- The Oallv Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Apnl18 1978 2- The Da•h Senti!Jel M d<Uepo! t Pomeroy 0 Tuesda1 April 18 1978 1 Abuse series earns hard -earned Pulitizer pi utog apl award for Jun By RON CLA IBORNE S< hweikrl s dramatic pacture NEW YORK 1UP!) - The f Antll I KlrltsiS holding Ph1lade lph I lnqwrei s hllrd hittmg Lm est gat vt ~e 11es 11 stoc kb roker R chard Hal1 abuse n the Ph iladelphia ho;;tage Feb l l9n w th a Police Dep Jrl11 en t has nfle at tI S reck R1ch n d Stro 11of the Chns earned t1 e 1ewspaper II e Pulitze1 gc ld rwda I f r public an &H:! 1{ e Mom or won a speual CILatiODfor 56 )cars of St'rVI C(' ItS f l rth SU Lh u• r alistic ded1ca twn as pme lfl a row It the smne lime the Ne ' York fnnes Wash ngton correspondent has cla1111ed U1c title of bcmg for the Chnst an SCience Momtor and as a colummst the first ne\\ spapcr t ea tnple honors 111 the 61 1rar \\r!lan g under the b) hn e h1storv uf tl e CO \ eted T H B for the ~ew Hepubli r I he Pulitze r pr ze fo1 awards Uruted Press lnternauonal f tlwn "os won b) James m the aw 1 ds iU nounced !\ian Me Pherson lor Elbow 1 ollt'<'l nn nf 12 Monda) 11 on th~ spo ne~ s Room Peopletalk By KENNETH R CLARK Urn ted Press Inti rnatruual CALL OF THE WILD Saxophomst Paul Wmter rna) be the only mus Clan e\Cr ~ get himself mto ;1 Jam sesswn "'th a wolf pack He pla) ed h s gig at W If Park m Battleground lnd and had no trouble p1ck1ng up his lupme churus I ne One diva she \\ Oil stayed " th !urn far nto the rught duetmg+he sax wail fo r 11a1l Wmter recorded t - for hiS ne" A&M Records album \\ olf Eyes - but It doesn t end there Park director Dr Ench Klloghammer SB)S the she 110lf 11cnt nght on howling alter W nter left m a 1aru1e1 d1st nc ly nfluenced b) Wmter s tune Kh nghammer sa)s that s the first ndi ca l!on ever of un llallYe beha1 or n " oil calls and a men tiiic study IS under \I a\ ONE RAP DOWN ExorCISt >tar Lmda Blair has been purged of at least one legal demon Shes of! the hook m Stamf ord Conn on a drug char ge on cund ton that she spend Ule next mne nonths m a rehabili tatiOn program But the 19 year-old actress sl!ll1s hght10g ext radatlon to Flonda where shes wanted n connectiOn" th the brea kmg of a ma1or drug rmg She sspec 1! callv charged there w1th consp1rac) to sell or purchase coca me - a felon) ConnectiCut police found her m possesSion of an amphetam nc 11 hen they arrested her m December She den es the allege'! Flor da connectiOn MUSf BE SPIUNG Cu p d SCCI s LO be takmg up res1dencv at the Blumenthal house lna su11 Secretary Michael Blumenthal and " fe E 1l e~n are bark together aga m n Washmgton - after a 10-mon h >Cpara t•on - and the1r daughter AIUI IS aboul to get marncd The 25-yea r-old Prmceton Urn e s1t1 grad - no" teach g at a northern V rgm1a hi gh school - \\Ill ~ ed Cathol c Un 1erS1 ll student Alan Vollmann f F uller!on Cahf < r Jul I OLD DOC NF W 1 RICKS B OIIJI Gran1 !lie chi ld sta r of the 1940s - ecel\ ed a rare tnbutc fr om the Br llsh Film Institute Monda\ She s n !.11nd u p1 od ucmg The Magic of Lassie - tl e f 1st fu llengU I 'ss1c monc smce 19>1 British actor R n M1 rh and \ m<n an "11ess Gayle Hunnicutt accompamed her o the :-Ia 11 flln Tljllater for her salu te sho rt ston es on the expe n enc e of Amenca s blacks The ge ner al nonfi ct ion ""ard went to Car l Sagan for Dragon s Eden Walte r Jackson Bate won h1s second Pulitzer n b ography for h1s book San uel John so n The drama award was won by Donald I Coburn for Gm Came a play about two , elderly people llvmg 10 a nursmg home The Pulitzer Pr 1z~s are adnum stered b1 Columbi a U ruvers~ty under the '"ll of th e late Joseph Pulitzer The hrsl pnzes were a \l arded n 1917 The Inquirer ~e nes wh ch began Apnl 24 1977 has res ulted 1n fe deral conv iCt iOns agamst s1x Phiiad elp h a hom iCid e de te ctives and state and fe deral ndactments aga mst a number of other officers The award was the fourth Pulitzer the lnqwrer has earned smce 1915 I he Ne" York Times three Puhtzers were won by Henry Kamm the newspa per s Asian bur ea u chief lor arti cles on the plight of V etamese refugees vetera n Mrs Mar ~a r et BrO\\D Extens1 un Homem ake rs represental!\C from Me~gs Count) and Mr s Diana Eberts Me1gs Count) Ex tensi on Agent Home E co nom• cs recentlY represented Meigs Count) at the annual meel!ng of the Oh o Health Co unc I Purpose of the Oh10 Health ( ounc•l s to promote good pu bl c health through ed ucall ona l pr ogram s Spea kets at th s yea r s state meet ng d scussed the hann fu l eff ects of smokmg un P< rt a nce of exercise the need to have cMdren 1.1nmumzed ea rl y wammg signs of a heart attack and C P H The presentat ion s em ph a SIZed the effects of our hie styles on human healt h InformatiOn obtamed at the state n cetmg will be used 10 plann ng educational health prog rams n the local com mumues The sesswn was DAl:C. Hl ER BORN held on the ca mpus of and \1rs c harles E Josephen urn College In Saltz 296 :-1 State Htc 2 Lot C1 lumbus 100 )/e~ Mar!IOS\ lie W Va arc an 1ouncm~ the lJ rth of a da ughter Sarah J at the Oh o Valle) Medi< a! Center Wheeling W Va I he bab) was born r \pnl 12 and w 1ghed se,en pounds mne ~r Meigs Junces and measured 19 m ches long Mrs Saltz IS the former ~a 1y Ju Ma)er Pomer01 Mate na I grand parents are Mr and Mrs Roy \layer Pomer J) and the maternal grea t grandmother rs Mrs I Ill e Hauck Paternal gra ndparents are Mr and Mrs r I arle Kuhl Pmreroy and thr pat rnal great grandparenL' are Mr and Mrs W Ilia n Pre<! n of Pmctor W Va H mer Kuhl of Clifton W Va " a stq>paternal grcatgra ndfather ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA w h P tp ~ e tn o Sou u91 A.!gulo P - sPECIAl $ f \] 10 179 1- Property Transfers Harley W Ebhn Sr Jane M Eblin to Raybon R Wallace Leon a E Wallace 5 1336 acres Salisbury Hr nald Van Meter Paulette Va n Meter to James Stewart Phallp Werry Karen Werry I 3~ acres Chester W!ll!am H Cleland Jane Cleland to Wilh am H Cleland Jane W Cleland Co rrective deed Sutton RUNS RESTORED ATHENS - The Ap palachian Oh1 o RegiOnal lrans1t AssociatiOn (AOR TA 1 11 ould like to announce that effect ve unmed!ately the > lO a rn run for the I' n er l Athens Route will I» r <1 n response to r Jrmand • t:l ASSES Off' M O~ TUH W£ 0 ,. 1 ' Af All l r 1ft classes held at the Cra fty Lnd1es Handicrafts 804 W Mam St Pomeroy GINO'S ha vt been cance ll ed fur ll::;=======:!lr , Thursday Apnl 20 • I arti cles mto mum c1pal corruptiOn The award lor national reporting was won by Gaylord D Shaw of the Los Angeles T1mes lor an mvesl!gatton showmg that many of the dams m the Umted States are ~nsafe Meg Greenfield of th e Washmgton Post won the Pulitzer for ed1tornal writing on a wide range of subjects mcludmg nati onal and mternatwnal affairs end the press Jeffrey K MacNelly of the R1chmond (Va ) News Leader won hi !'! !'!erond Pulitzer for ed1tonal cartoomng MacNelly also won the cartoomng award m 1972 The feature photography award was won by J Ross Baughman of the Associated Press for three pictures showin g bla ck prisoners being held by Rhodesian soldiers PriZes m letters and drama also were presented to Alfred D Cha ndler Jr m hiStory lor The VI sible Hand the Ma na ger a! RevolutiOn m Amencan Bus10ess and to Howard Nemerod m the verse category for C.11llected Poems A s pecial c1tatwn was awarded to 73-year-old E B White for the lull body of hts work lncludmg essays and books lor children and adults over m~re than l1ve decades I guess they re tr)'lng to catch up on thmgs Mr Wh1te sa id In Brooklme Mass They thmk time as runnmg out The Pulitzer for music was won by Michael Colgrass for DeJa Vu for PercussiOn Quartet and Orchestra a work commissioned by the New York Ph11harmomc ,-----------------, Mason County News Notes : Celeste goes beyond requirements H\ lima 'H.,r~lr.,fl I ' MASON - Mr and Mrs Clvde Fole) formerly of Mason W Va will obset-e their 50th " eliding anruversar) on Saturda) Apnl 22 at Preston Count) Co untry Club King wood \1 Va Mr Foley 1s best remembered as pnnc1pal of Wahama H gh School lor 23 )ears before his ret rement m 1970 He was an educator m West VIrg1ma over 40 yea rs The fa cult) and staff of Wahama High School honored Mr Fole) " th Open House pnor to his retirement and the Mason To\\n Council designated a Fnday as Clvde Foley Day The council n fi s behalf m 1970 expressed appreciation for his long service to the people of Mason Count) and especially the be nd a1ea as well as serVIng as pnnc1pal at Wahama H•gh Sc hool for 23 vears Cards rna) be sent tu 125 M1ller Hd Kingwood W Va 26537 Mrs Foley also taught m Mason and New Haven Elementary Schools Mr and Mrs Fole) have line daughter Mrs Ke1th Sandra) McClung a 1d son n law Attorne) Keath A McClung and t" o grandchildren Alexa nder Ke1th and Martha Ellen MASON - Mrs Ho11ard VanMatre was m charge of the program when the MaS<ln Umted Methodist Women met on Apnl 10 at the church You Shall be M) Witness was the lesson leader s topic Mrs Fred (Sarah) Spencer president of the group pres•ded when the group agreed to have a Mother and Daughter Banquet on May 8 at 6 p m at the Mason Uruted MethodiSt Church ReservatiOns for those planmng to attend should be made" 1th Mrs Gladys Thomas Mason W Va A letter was read m regards to the rune pomts of g•VIng The meeung was closed \\lth a thankfulness prayer c~rcle Refreshments were served bv hostesses Mrs l andon Smith and Mrs George Carson to Mrs Wilham Zerkle Mrs Maxme Arnold Mrs Cecil Slmth Mrs Lms Test Mrs Margaret P1ckens Mrs Russell Barton Mrs Sarah Spencer Mrs Ray Proffitt Mrs Charles Yeager Mrs Frances Stewart Mrs Gladys Thomas Ramona Sydenstricker Mrs M1ldred Rile) Mrs Howard VanMatre Jess1e Kinder and Earlene Bumgardner GUMPSES Hock stars Carll Sm u 1 d James Taylor headed a ho;1 of ce lebr t es at Monda' n ~I ts press preview of MASON - Chnsty Bletner one of Mason s oldest citizens Mart111 Scursesc s !11m The l.11>t \l alt< 1n 1\c\\ York Sean observed hiS 90th b ~rth day on Sunday at his home on Th rd St Cooner) D nald Sut herland and Ltsle) AJm Down are on Dmner guests were Mr and Mrs John Sisson and !am1ly ocabon 111 Ireland fil m ng the Dm r D t auren ths productiOn Mason Mr and Mrs Harold Fry of New Haven of !ltichael (nrha" s Tire Great Trum Robben A highli ght of the day was a tdephone call from hts Grease produc r Alan Carr sa1 s " "' he handl ng the show daughter and son 10 law Mr and Mrs Russell (Mary disco queen Grae1 J nes IS dmng 10 H I vwood he d charge • Elizabeth ) Capehart fr om Dama Flor1da and calls from his S2SO 000 a mght tu st Ke' t and he s offe red her a role 1n a ne w two SISters and nephew Mrs Ameba Cabele10 of BrLStol Va mus cal film he s pi ann ng to make 10 Pans w11.h Oli\ Ia Mrs Theresa Stoeckl Cmcmnat1 and Harry Jo Gress of oe"1on J>l10 R1chard [)rey fuss Lauren Barall and Marlo Texas Thumas Iurned out at Ne" Y<rk s Tavern on the Green He appreciated the many many cards tha t he received MOflda l n behalf of Ule Equal R1 ghl' AnJendmen t from fne nds and relatives Meigs County represented drama critic Walter Kerr 64 for his weekly review and comment and by Wilham Sal1re whose twice weekly column 10 the Times 1s syndicated to 100 other news papers Richard Whitt o( the Louis ville Cour1er.Journal won a Pulitzer lor general local coverage of the May 28 1977 f re m a supper club m Southgate Ky m which 164 people died The Pulitzer for special local reportmg was won b) Anthony R Dolan of the Stamlord (Conn I Advocate for a ser1es of mvesllgative COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Lt Gov Richard Celeste a candidate for the Democratic nommat10n for governor went beyond reqUirements of the ethics law Monday and f1led copies of his federal mcome tax returns with the Oh o Ethics Commission Gov James A Rhodes a candidate for the Republ ca n gubernatorial nommat10n !lied the reqwred brief report With the Ethics Commission showang that m add!taon to his $50 OOOsalary as governor he received mcome of more than $500 from James A Rhodes & Associates and the James A Rhodes & Helen Rhodes Trust He also reported that he Board may close schools CLEVELAND ( UP!) The Cleve land Board of Educa tlon has been presented with a list of 25 elementary schools and live JUruor h1gh schools that could be closed at the end of the current school year The school staff Monday mght recommended that 23 or 24 of the elementary schools and three of the Junior h1gh schools be closed but the board delayed action on the list until a meetmg at 4 p m Wednesday The closmgs according to the report presented would save at least $1 8 milhOf,! this year and tWice that amount durmg 1979 The bst mcludes 15 schools - 13 elementary and two JUmor high - the board earlier had proposed for clos mg to Chief Federal Judge Frank J Battisti The schools Identified are located m areas of significant enrollment de chne th e report stated In every Instance affected pupals will be housed m facilities that are m be tter physica l condition than the schools lD be closed Deputy Superintendent James R Tanner srud that m choosmg the schools to be closed age capacaty use location and cost effiCiency of the bmldmgs was considered But board members had obJeCtio ns to particular schools on the hst and to the method b) which the list was compiled mamly because school closmgs always are unpopular with the elected board members Selection of schools to be closed has delayed final school pamngs for desegregatiOn according to court adVIsers who have suggested that more than 30 sch ools be closed lor economy and efficiency The Ohio Department of EducatiOn has concurred Recognition dinner held An Eagle RecognitiOn Dmner was held recently at Duck s Inn Restaurant m MASON - The Mason C1ty H1stoncal County met on Huntmgton W Va honormg Saturda1 evening at the former Lewis home on Brown Street 32 young men of the Tri-State for a chicken d1nner Area Counc1! who ach1eved Those enJoymg the SllCial everung were Mayor a nd Mrs the rank of Eagle Scout In Fred Taylor Mr and Mrs Landon Smith Mr and Mrs Earl 1977 In gels Mr and Mrs Cec1l Sm th Mrs Sarah Spencer Mrs Among the honorees were two members of Pomeroy Glad) s Thomas Mr and Mrs Delmar Alexander Sco ut Troop 249 Dame! Lee Thomas Slln of Mr and Mrs WEST COL UMBIA- Mr and Mrs Robert Compson of Don Thomas Pomeroy and Saudi Arabia' Is! ted recently for two 11 eeks with his motlier Jeffrey L Couch son of Mr Mrs Blanche Compson Jones their daughter and son m law and Mrs Walter R Couch Mr and Mrs W !ham Zuspan Jr and two ch1ldren his sister and fa mily Mr and Mrs Wilham Camp and brother Mr and Mrs Erme Compson and lamily all10 Mason and with Mrs 4-H CLUB NEWS Robert Compson s parents Mr and Mrs Otto Miller at West Area young people are Columbia bemg asked to JOin a 4-H club Before commg to West V1rg ma Mr and Mrs Robert One must be mne years old Compson VISited their daughter and famil) Mr and Mrs or In the third grade and not Terr) Emerson and ch 1ldren at Columbia Fails Montana and over 19 years old A 4 H club their Slln and fam ly Mr and Mrs Wilbur Compson and three should consist of at least hve children at Great Falls Montana members and an older Mr and Mrs Robert Com pson were accompamed to person preferably 20 years Charleston 011 Su nda y mormng b) Ern1e CompS<ln for their old or older lor an adv1sor return trip by plane to Saud Arabia Each 4 H member works on a MASON - Mr and Mrs H A l leVIng ha\C returned to project on a top1c he or she Is Maso n after spending the wmter m Clearwater Fla They also mterested In There are over VIS ited durmg Ule wmter months With Mrs Levmg s sister 180 proJects to--choose from Mrs Otto (Hester ) Mees who makes her home w1th her 10cluding ammals clothmg daughter and husband Mr and Mrs John 1ebn at Las Vegas cook10g and you also get to show your projects at the Nevada Mrs Mees expressed apprec ahon for the get well cards county !a~r If you are m terested In jommg a 4 H club received !rom relatives and fn ends durmg her Illness or need any more mformation Masuo and Area Personals Mr and Mrs John SISS<ln observed Sonday with a famil y pl ease contact the Meigs get-toge ther for their daughter Mama s lith b~rthday County Extension Office at Attendmg were Mrs S1sson s parents Mr and Mrs Russell 992-3895 Capehart Melanie and Miriam S1sson and Angie Hood The latttr spent the day w1th Marcia Mrs Lee Richardson Ma son and Mrs Lowse Rosenbaum are VISilmg relat11 es 10 Columbus M1ss Nancy Proff tt s a pati ent at Veterans Memorial Appointments Available Hospita l She ISthe daughter o!Mr and Mrs Ray Proffitt There are a number of Mr and Mrs Gene Thomas Robb1e and Chns of New appomtent s open for the next Haven VISited relatives m lndaana recently Mrs Cecil South spen t Tuesday and Wednesday everungs free cervica l cancer chmc for Me1gs area women to beh eld with her mother-In law Mrs Marie Smith at Clifton Mr and Mrs Joe Kearns spent last week with the1r dunng the ~fterno o n on Wednesday March 2ti at the daugh t£r Mrs Phyllis Wh!ttking ar Mari etta Ohio Mrs Doris Lee and Miss Evelyn Lockett of Clifton VISited Heath United Methodist Ch urch m Middleport on Sunday w1th Mrs Mary Davis at Rutland Ohio Mr and Mrs Curtis McDaniel VISited over the weekend Women WIShlllg an appomt With Mr and Mrs James Loyd and family at Nashport Ohio ment may ca ll 992 7531 Mr$ Dixie McCaule) has returned from Pleasant Valley daytime or 992 5832 In the Hospital to her home m Mason and IS recuperating from evenings or on weekends surgery Mrs Harold t1 uc1lle ) Schwarz has retW'ned after spendmg several weeks VISiting her-daughter and son m law·.---..IS~R ~E ~CUPERATING _.,..... Mr and Mrs Dan Strother and Todd at LouisVIlle Ky Mrs Wilham Grueser Is Mr and Mrs Jack Hart of Gary W Va VISited recently recuperatmg from recent with their Slln and daughter-tn~aw , Mr and Mrs Clifford Hart surgery al the Holzer Medical at Chfton W Va and sa w their new grandson Will Allen The Cenler She expects to be hahy we ghed 6 pounds and 14 /z ount'Cs and was burn on April returned thiS week to her L at Pleasant Valley Hospital Rock Sprmgs home I' also of Pomeroy Attendmg !rom Pomeroy In add!Uon to the two boys and theu parents were Robert Arms Troop 249 Scoutmaster and Mrs Arms and Mr and Mrs Henry Cleland Jr Guest speak er lor the evemng was U S District Judge H David Hermans dorler from Kentucky PresentatiOns of white marbl e paper wei ghts beanng the Eagle Scout msigma were presented to each of the boys attending and his wife Helen hold stock m Wendy s InternatiOnal a fa st fo od cham head-' quartered In Columbus and 10 Jackson Iron & Steel Co There was no m!ormal!on detailing h1s finan cial holdings Rhodes later told Swpps Howard Newspapers that h1s extens1ve stock holdmgs 10 Wendy s have been put mto the name of his former land deve lopment hrm James A Rhodes & Associates He said he put other stock holdings mcludmg h1s owner sh1p of lour Howard Johnson Motels (two m Flonda and one each n Chicago and Atlanta ) mto the James A Rhodes&HelenRhod.sTrust lD wh1ch he lists h1mself as the grant or and benel•c•ary The governor de clined however to release cop1es of his 1977 an come tax returns or to fur ther discuss h1 s extensive busmess holdings Celeste s tax returns show that he and his wife Dagmar had an mcome of $33 456 m 1977 mcludmg $3 541 from Dagmar s part-tune JOb at the Academy for Contemporary Problems m Co lumbus The lieutenant governor s salary IS $29 915 per year Celeste reports haVIng no mvestments of more than $1 000 durmg 1977 and that he and his wife own two homes one m Cleveland that IS rented out and the other m Delaware an wh1ch they live w1th their siX children In releasmg copies of h1s tax returns Celeste said It IS th e responsab1hty of candidates to be comm1tted to restormg pubhc confidence by diSclosing their !mances My mcome tax returns an d those of all pubhc offi cial s should be considered a part of the public record Celeste sai d The OhiO Ethics law reqmres )llbhc offiCials and candidates for pubhc off1ce lD report annually their Sllurces of 10come of more than $500 and 1m estments of more tha n $1 000 but does nut reqwre them to list exact amounts .TRi=couNTY, !.D~;[k--llndians By Greg Baney Sportsmen of OhiO won a maJor batU~ at the polls last wmter when the voters of Ohio soundly defeated a proposed constitutional amendment lD ban trappmg But sportsmeQ Ule battle to preserve some of our nghts IS not over Trymg a sneak attack approach Ule anti l1rearm forces are at It agam Not only sportsmen but also every Citizen 1s Ulreatened by this new attempt lD m!rmge upon our nght to bear arms The Nat10nal R1fle AsS<lc1at10n explams U11s new sneak approach by the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms The NatiOnal Rille AsS<lclat•on has served notice to Ule Treasury Department s Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and F1rearms of 1ts opposition to BATF s proposed regulation creating a computerized nat10nal firearms registration system The Nat10nal R1fle Association and 1ts over one million members mtend lD use every means at our disposal to stop Ule Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and F1rearms clearly Illegal effort to unpose and fund by regulatiOn a centralized national firearms registration system wrote Neal Knox executive d1rec1Dr of Ule NRA lobby arm the Institute for Legislative Action NRA s ObjectiOns were registered m a letter to BA TF D~rector Rex Davis m response to Ule offiCial notice of BATF s national firearms reg1strataon plan published m Ule March 21 Federal Reg1ster It ISvery clear from Ule legislative history of the 1968 Gun Control Act and from subsequent refusal of Congress and Committees of Congress to create Ule kmd of system you propose Ulat your act10ns run IDtally counter to CongressiOnal Intent In brief you do not have Ule authority wrote Knox BATF clauns that their registratiOn system would cost but $5 Imlhun to star t However Knox pomted out that BATF Director Dav s In CongressiOnal testunony and mterv1ew w1th the press has estunated start up costs ranging !rom $35 m1lhon to $100 million Th1s claun that BATF could create so massive a central r eg~stry system with unauthoriZed and unappropriated funds IS m Itself a gross distortiOn at best Costs to the taxpayer said Knox would be astronomical A na twnal registratiOn system mcludmg records of all firearms transacl!ons - rifles shotgw1s and pistols - be tween manufacturers Importers exporters wholesalers distributors JObbers dealers and the public would reqwre some 25 to 40 n1llion quarterly com puter entries per year said Knox The Oh10 Depa rtment of Natural Resources conducted gra duation ceremomes for 40 state park ranger cadets 11ho completed a liJ.week law en! orcement trammg course held m Columbus on April 14 The course 10cluded lllStruction m search and seizure pohce ethiCs report wntmg laws of arrest tra!l!c control first aid mdudmg extensive cardiovascular pulmonary resuscltal!on trammg and the handling of firearms Cadets received 21)0 hours of 10struct10n on Ohio law and law enforcement m addition to 88 hours of specialized trammg mlaws governing the use of Ohio s state parks Instructors for the course 10cluded agents w1th the Federal Bureau of InvestigatiOn and the Bureau of Crunmal ldenl!f•caUon poli ce officers 111lh the Worth10gton Police Department prosecut10gattorneys and expenenced perS<lnnel with ODNR Of the 40 graduates 25 are now employees with ODNR mcluding 19 who will serve as state park rangers at the new Cleveland l .<~ ke!ront State Park The new employees w 11 serve a l:ro.day proba tionary assignment with ODNR Loose note - Smce the l!rst settlers arnved m Ohio more than 200 years ago over 99 percent of the states land has been altered by man ... SPORT SHOP NORTH .._ Former~ Fitzgerald's Sportrng Goods Located Near Mason County fa~rgrounds GRAND OPENING SALE STARTS 9:00 A.M. WED' APRIL 19 THRU SAT APRIL 22 I FREE BEAR WHITETAIL HUNTER COMPOUND BOW TO BE GIVEN AWAY SAT, APRIL 22 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO WIN REGISTER AT TRI COUNTY SPORT SHOP NORTH Tax receipts increased in Meigs County VARIAm E POWER Retail and motor veh1cle sales tax receipts lor March were up slightly m Meigs County according to a report of State Treasure r Mrs Gertrude Donahey Retail sales tax receipts lor March 1977 totaled $56 990 99 compared to receipts of $51 391 63 lor March 1978 an mcrease of $400 64 Receipts lor sales tax on motor vehicles lor March 1977 totaled $50 681 86 while March 1911 the total was $52 295 34 an Increase of II 6!3 48 3X-9X BUSHNELL SCOPE REG. 549.95 '29 REG '12995 95 '11495 WITH COUPON Offer 4-22 78 Tii E DA II YSENTINEl OE\OTEOTOTHE INTt:KlJJI Of MEI GS-MASON AREA ROH ERT lfOEniCH City Editor I ub IS t'd tlit )' t!X ~pl Sa tu tla)' tJy 1he Oh o V~tll ey Pu bli.!ihl ~ . Cm pM )' Mul lll1ed a !1 111 Cou I St Po e uy Ohtu •~769 Bll\ ~Sli Off l' Phont! 992 %:.6 f:d I li'Ut Pho lt9n-21~7 St't'OI 1.1 ~ Utu posl<ig-t! pctltl at hH t:ruy 0 1 u STORE HOURS Monday thru Saturday 9 am -8 pm • OPEN SUNDAY 1 p m to 6 p.m N11 t u HI .. tl vert b~mt~ rt~ prt!st! tJI IV~ I• lo Allsod.ldl!ll ~HOI f u d AYI! Clevclu I Ohio « Ia ~u!J&:r pl. o itl ll Del v~n<d Uy a r cr wlll!tt! Vii Ialiie 75 ~rlH JXW week ll)'_Mulor ltuult= w let~ a serv u nul av<~litble On~ morlt 13 25 By rnil I Ohi 01ncJ W Vii (A l' Year S22 00 S I Ulflths Ill $0 Th rl!~ nu lh .!i S7 00 F.Lsawhert' S26 011 year S x r onll 11 SI J$0 Tr~tr v ll i'i J? ~O SuiJst'r\1 vn p te tudt<s Su t.ilty ru e~..Sc I 1 el • Waverly nips Meigs, 2 to 1 1 Rangers t alking CLEVELAND ( UP]) Cleveland Indian President Gabe Paul and Texas Ranger Manager Billy Hunter disclosed late Monday Uley would devote some time today to serwus trade discussions But Paul said of the talks Were not close on anythmg The Rangers reportedly want Cleveland rebel pitcher Jun Kern wh1le the Indians also are mterested m pitching - particularly Dan Darwm and Len Barker - both young nghthanders m the Rangers organizatiOn I don t want to lrade Darwm sa1d Hunter But he added If there s a poss1b1lity lD shore up our p1tchmg I don t want to pass 1t up Anyone who talks p1tchmg I m hsterung Rodgers in two second • VIctory BOSTON (UP!) - The road rose up to meet hlfn the wmd was m h1s lace and he reached marathon heaven two seconds before Ule devil knew he was dead on his feet Bos t o n Marathon recordholder Bill Rodgers who runs Heartbreak H ll as part of h1s da1ly trrumng and who owns a runner s supply shop on the downside of the course slithered through a slight headwmd Monday lD gam the narrowest VICtory m the 82 year h1story of the even t His lime of 2 10 13 gave Rodger s the faste st and second fastest !1mshes m the Boston Marathon annals He set the mark of 2 09 55 m 1975 on a sunnier day with the w10d at his back I was 18 seconds slower than my record but I thought I ran better this tlfne because of the headwmd sa1d Rodgers 30 who has completed an unmatched seven marathons m under Reds embarrass Dodgers,8-2 By JIM COUR UPI Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (UPI ) The first battle of the National League West war between the C10cmnat1 Reds and the Los Angeles Dodgers wasn t close Lookmg like the sa me powerhouse that won the World Senes m 1975 and 1976 the Reds embarrassed the Dodgers on nat10nal TV Monday mght In the fir st of 18 meellngs bet11een the NL West West powers the !mal score was 32 and even that wa s m1sleadmg Righthander Bill Bonham stym ed the Dodgers on one smgle through seven mrungs and 34 year-old Joe Morgan the Reds Natwnal League MVP 10 1975 and 1976 had three doubles and scored lour runs In the e1ghth the Dodgers came up with two face savmg runs - on a berner by R•ck Monday and another run on B•ll Russe ll s doub leplay grounder And they managed lD load the bases and chase Bonham m the mnth before Dave Tomhn struck out Monday and pm chh tter Lee Lacy and got pmchh1tter Teddy Martmez to h$1 mto a fielder s chmce Don t make too big a deal about that game Dodgers rah rah manager fomm y Lasorda cautiOned reporters It was JUSt one of those games for us It was a good or e to get out of our system But Morgan who Is known for his ca ndor claimed 11 was a big psycholog ical wm for the Reds You II have lD ask tl e Dodgers how they feel abo ut It the Gold Glove second ba seman sa1d but from my standpomt 11 was great I ;e been readmg m the papers and hearmg on the TV and radio how ummportant th s senes was because It s on ly three games m a 162-game schedule Baloney These two teams are su p !J'>Sed to be the teams to beat n our diVISIOn and th s s an mportant se nes An 8 2 game Is not Ule same as a 2 1 game either There IS a difference m how you lose I plan on staymg m front the rest of the way We won t ge t behmd hk e we d1d last vear When we ve been oul m front m the pa st we 1e never been caught That wa s the case Monday n ght fhe Dodgers who Ju mped out to a 22-4 sta rt last season and hmshed !O ga mes m fr ont of the Reds were beh md 6-0 after thre e 1nmn gs Cmc10nat1 scored tw1ce n the opemng m mg and batted Morgan helped by shot LOS ANGELES (UP!) Corti sone sometimes can work wonders At least one has to th1nk so after watching Joe Morgan pound out three doubles score four runs and steal home Monda) mght as the Cmc10nat1 Reds thumped the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-2 10 the opener of a three game series to regam first place m Ure NatiOnal League west Morgan was g ven the shot of cortisone behmd the right knee after leavmg Sunday s game In Houston m Ule eighth mn10g And Monday mornmg Heds mana ger Sparky Anderson IndiCated 1t was doubtful " hether the Reds two t1m e Most Valuabl e Player would be m th e lineup m the senes opener with the Dodgers Alter rece vmg the shot Morgan was told to take 1t easy by the doctor That sa1 d Morgan IS why I 11 as a httle worned when I came to the park I couldn t beheve ho" good my leg felt SQmone mentiOned that the co rt•s one shot not only relieved Morgan of the knee soreness he has bee n expenenc1ng the past couple of weeks but t also cured h1s battmg slump He entered Monda y mght s senes opener with the Dodgers 0-for 10 What do yo u mean slump ' challenged Morgan Sure I wa s ().for 10 but I hit the ball hard n Houston just didn t find any holes That s no slump Th e (lfst of Morgan s t1 ree doubles Monday mght came w1th one out and touched off a four-run th1rd 10rung that routed Cub sta rter Burt Hooton When Dodger left !!Cider Du sty Baker made a wild throw lD second for an error Morgan cont10ued to th1rd One out later Dan n) Dnessen walked Tha t s when Morgan and Dnessen engmeered a double steal The Hed second baseman broke for the plate when Dod ger catche r threw to Davey Lopes 10 an attempt to head of! Dr essen as the Red f1rst baseman 1aced towa rd Waits hurls 6-0 win CLEVELAND ( UPI ) Leftl•ander RICk Wa1ts like Its hot - or cold Wa1ts throWing 98 pitches n 43 degr ee weatller allowed only two hits Monday mght as the Clevela nd Indians snapped a four.game los ng streak With a 6-0 victory ove r the Texas Rangers I like to p1tch 10 cold weather and I alS<l hke the real hot weather sa1d Wa ts who hurled only one complete game 111 16 starts last season You have to make t happen said Waits I 11ant to make them hit my p tch and challenge Ule hitters Wai ts gave up an inf eld smgle to Mike Hargr ove lead mg off the fm.t mmng and Toby Harrah bounced a hit off Buddy Bell s glove m the seventh You have to throw strikes and a pitcher should be able to keep the ball down That s what I was dom~ tomght I m xed up my p!lches a nd I got away with a couple patches added Wails who struck out three and walked two 2 12 It was a very Intense pa ce the roughest I ve ever run I thought I had a big By Greg Bailey passes But Me1gs made 1t a lead I kept lokmg behind It was a defensive battle new ball game With two runs but I t'Ouldn t see very well and errorless contest last of their own m the fourth Rodgers cheered wildly as mght when host Meags and Ebersbach smgled and Hood the Waverly Tigers locked aga in reached on an error he passed his store 20 miles horns but the T1gers went Wayland doubled Ebersbach mto the race was fortuna te home wath the win 2 I home and Young s10gled 10 not to see Dallas semmanan Jeff Wells roarmg up from rna nly on 10 walks ISSued by Hood Meigs pllcher Tim Ebers Two smgles and error a fifth place Wells who was bach However Ebersbach halk and a passed ball not among the top hv e mi dway fanned mne and allowed just allowed Tnmble to plate two runners until through the race ate up all lou r hits lor an admirable runs an the top of the seventh to wm Meigs got one back In but 15 yards of a 200-yard lead performance The one run nemesiS agam the bottom of the lllning but that Rodgers had built on the pla gued Meigs The two were already out and a held of 4 212 official entrants F nland s Esa Tikkanen Marauders are now 3~ on the diVIng catch put out the fire year but f1ve of those six with the tymg run on base 11 ho wilted and did not !Imsh losses have been b) Just one Mark Mitch and Hood both last year alter staymg w1th Ule leaders lor hall the race run Meigs lost a 5-4 deciSion got hits In that frame Hitters for Me1gs were was th1rd m 2 11 IS Jack to V!Sitmg Tnmble on Sa turday Wayland w1th a double and Fultz of Franklin Pa l.<~st mght Me1gs took a !-{) Single Hood with a double knocked 9 02 off the personal ORCHARD PARK N Y lead m the bottom of the third and Mil ch Young and standard he set m wmrung the (UPli - The Buffalo Bills mmng With two outs Kenny Ebersba ch "'th a single 1976 race but still flmshed Mond ay sa 1d tight end Young smgled and came each M Robach led the fourth 111 2 11 17 Three Ohioans were among Reuben Gant who played out racing hom e when Greg wmners w1th two s10g!es his option last season will Becker cracked a double The vars!ly subsututes the IDp SO !•rushers meet with club offi c ials R McComber Bowling Waverly was heFd scoreless played the Trimble varsity m Tuesday apparentl y to unhl the top of the !lith Two a second contest of the a! Green !m1shed 17th w1U1 a discuss a new contract bases on balls and then a te rnoon With the VISitors 2 17 01 clocking while Joseph A team spokesman said he swgle by Mark Fielder commg out on top 15-!i Yurkovich of Salem came m could not confirm a report by knotted the sco re Fielder Hitting lor Meigs were Rick 34th with 2 20 14 and William a Buffalo newspaper that also was the hero when he Hovatter a tnple M1ke Haviland of Athens fmished Gant was ready to sign a new batted m the winning run m Tnplett a double and Dave S0tJJ With 2 22 51 contrac t with the NFL the top of the seventh Agam Blake Mitch Wayland Troy team two bases on balls put men on Griffith Jerry F1elds and Kmght placed the paths lor Fielder s knock Ray Andrews a smgle each Dalton got the wm as the Me1gs goes to Jackson freshman went the distance lonlght to Pomt Pleasant on 21-day list PITTSBURGH (UPI ) fannang six and walkmg four Thursday and to Waverly on The Pittsburgh Steelers CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Cm He also cracked a sangle Friday announced Monday they have while Frederick got a double Trimble 102 000 2--!i 6 3 cmna ti Reds third baseman traded guard Jun Clack and to account lor the Tiger hits Me1gs 100 200 1-4 6 3 Ray Kn1ght who severely wide rece1ver Erme Pough lD stramed a quadnceps muscle Becker had his double and Brown and S Jones the New York Giants for Owens Ebersbach (3 LP l Ill his left th1gh durmg a game Young two smgles to account veteran guard John Hicks at Houston Sunday has been and Becker for all the Marauder hits The National Football Con placed on the 21-0ay-disabled Waverly 000 010 1- 2 4 0 ference s o!!ens1ve rookie of hst Meigs 001 000 0-1 3 0 the year m 1974 Hicks IS the To replace Knight on the Dalton and Lapier Ebers roster the Reds have called only offensive hneman to bach and Becker up 21 year-old infielder Mike ever wm the award Grace !rom Indianapolis On Saturday nine walks Gace who has no major proved the margm of victory as Trimble trimmed the Sf LOUIS (UPI) - Marc league experience was to Marauders of Co~ch Dale Tardaf of the Quebec jom Ule team tonight In Los Harrison 5-4 Ebers bach got Nordiques was chosen Player Angeles the loss In relief of starter of the Year and Kent Nilsson Tom Owens as they fanned of the Wmnlpeg Jels was six hatters named Rookie of the Year In Each team plated a run Ill the World Hockey DETROIT (UPI) - Rlght the first Inning Trimble Association IDday m a poll of bander Jack Morris was socked three singles lor league players conducted by called up Monday !rom theirs while Mike Wayland The Sporting News Evansvjlle by the DetrOit produced a smgle to send m Tardiff who had 65 goals Tigers who sent the Triplets - Tim Hood who had reached.._with 89 aSSists..for-154 rJolnt.s~relle.ver-Bru ce Tayiolr- to--1 on an error Ulls season received 53 votes replace him The visitors went up by two In the ballottmg Nilsson a MorriS was held back this tn the third when alter a 21 year-old Swedish Import spring by arm trouble after double and single Owens had 74 votes to garner rookie he suffered tendonitis in his Issued three straight free honors arm late last season I wanted to go all season without walkmg a batter but I guess that came to a qu1ck halt smiles WaltS as he puffed on a huge v ctory cigar Wa1ts and Texas sta rter and loser JOn Matlack hooked up m an pitchers duel unt1l the sixth when an error b) Texas second ba se man Bumps W1lls opened the door for all six Cleveland runs mcludm g fiVe of the unearned var ely Alter one was out m the sixth Paul Dade 11as safe on W!lls error stole second and t ode home on Larvell Blanks double to raght Blanks scored on Bell s smgle to nght and Andre Thornton was given an mtentwnal walk alter Bell took sec ond on a 11 !ld p•tch W!llie Horton fanned but Ted Cox smgled lor h1s first hit as am Indian scormg Bell Ron Pruitt then Iced the victory w1th a three-run homer over the left field fence The error had nothmg to do w1th t s81d Matlack It IS only the mental errors that disturb me I had more trouble w1th Sports briefs ' INDIANAPOLIS (UP! ) The Speedway Monday an nounced a record 92 cars ha1e been entered for the 5()(). m1le aulD race May 2l! Offi cial s sa id any addit io nal entnes postmarked up to m1dmgh t April 15 would be accepted As 10 past years only the fa stest 33 mach10es make the Imlhon-<iollar race POST Texas I UPII - Two motorcyehsts who died while compel ng m the weekend Texas Enduro motorcy cle race apparently we re overco me by the rugged terram and 93-deg ree heat race off c1als sa id Monday The VICtuns were Identified as Ron Paulson 31 of Lw coln Neb and Mike Payte 33 of Odessa Tex as Payre taught • at Permian H1gh School 10 Odessa and was leadmg his motorcycle class m the state my curve IDmght than I ve had m my career added Matlack I only thre11 about three for stnkes I made some good pitches and I made some bad ones Pruitt s homer was h1s second of the season and ga ve the Indi ans catcher f1 ve RB I lor the season He threw me a change up on the homer but I thmk the ball! hit for an out to center In the second mnmg was hit harder sa d Prmtt I swung harder on that pitch than I did on the one th at cleared the fence added Pru tt f exas Manger B 11) Hun te r protested the game m the fir st In nin g after plate ump re Ball Haller called R1ch1e Z1sk out lor nterfermg with catcher Prmtl Bert Ca mpanens .wJm was on second with two out broke lor th1rd and Z1sk swung and missed Prwtt dropped the ball trymg to throw and Haller ruled Z1sk out Z1sk wa s m the batter s box sad Hunter Haller said he had to get out of the way but tlle box belongs to Z1sk Walts faced only 20 batters over the fmal 6 2 3 mrungs w1th Harrah bemg w ped out on a double play In the seventh It wa s a pleasure wa tc hwg Waits sa d Cleveland Manager J eff Torborg He will be a successful p1tcher 1f he can get that curve ball over He also pitched well 10 the Ulree mmngs he worked against Boston last Wedne sday added Torborg Both teams wmd up the1r brief two-game series th1s afternoon With the red-hot Detroit Tigers movmg 111 for a tw o game set Wednesda y mght and Thur sday afternoon second Lopes return tl row to the plate was w1ld and sk1dd ed past Yea ge r as Morgan shd mto home safely That s the way we 11ere 111 191, an d 16 when 11e won World ChampiOnships - ag giess1ve sa 1d Morgan You gotta put pressure on the other team s defense Alter Morgan scored the fi rst run m the fourth the Reds added three more wh en Johnn y Bench doubled home Dnesse n and Davey ConcepciOn and Cesar Ge rommo followed w1th smgles That was the end of starter Bur l Hooton a nd the Dodgers even though the Reds added two more runs before the game ended Pete Rose had touched off the Reds sco r~ng for the mght greetmg Hooton with a smgle m the f rst mmng and go ng on to score the first of two runs that crossed the plate 10 the fi rst mmng The smgle "as Rose s only h1t m four tr1ps to the plate before he was replaced at th ird by Jumor Kennedy and left hun w1thm 22 h ts of the 3 000 career total around In the third for lour more runs Dodger starter Burt Hooton left after 2 2-3 mnmgs alter grvmg up eight htts and s1x runs The Reds contmued the1r h1tt1ng rampage agamst knuckleballer Charlie Hough and Mike Garman They f1mshed w11.h 15 hits Bonh am who wound up giVIng up five hits ran hiS record to ~ strilung out mne a nd walkin g four He developed a blood blister on the flrst fm ger of h1s right hand n the fourth or (J!th nmng He made at clear he s not th1nkmg about a 2().victory season I don t want to make a number too high Bonham remarked because I don t wan t to put too much presslU'e on myself I had two bad mnmgs ton ght and I want lD mprove on that the next l1me I p1tch I feel I m a different p tcher now than I was w1th the Cpbs It s more than JUSt the team behmd ne but 1\ s n ce to be get! ng the runs I ve g1ven up some runs m all my starts but ''" JUS! more runs than the other team Un like Morgan Reds skipper Sparky Anderson has taken a low key stance to the th reegame senes at Dodger Stadium at least to reporters It docsn t matter 1f we beat the Dodgers 18 times he contended It s the !mal total that matters 96 91 98 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA w th Ptppe •n or SEH~sage Reg11l11 P " Sl 10 SPECIAL 5 179 MON TUEI WED APR 1 ~ AT AIL GINO'S WP- 'II Update Your Fire Insurance M ake sure you ve got full proteclaon an case af Are, by keepang your pal1cy up to rasang replacement costs See us soon for a poltcy update Protect Yourself! tlr Downing-Childs Insurance Agency, Inc. MIDDLEPORT, 0 992 2342 ~COMPARE OLDS NOW COM PAR E OLDS NOW COMPARE OLDS NOW 8 ~ Q ~ S ~ ~ ~ ~ THINKING OF BUYING A 0 QJ~W CAR THIS YEAR? ~ 0 ~ ~ 0 w () ~ ~ ~ u ::tl ~z 0 r 0 0:: D. a. ~ m "'z Compare compare Compare Compare Compare Economy R1de Comfort Startmg Pnce 0 , - KARR & VANLANDT MOTOR SAtES See Polo Marvin or Georoe 992 5342 Pomeroy Drive Home A Winner - :?: n - ~ 11 ::1: l> 8cOMPARE OLDS NOW COMPAR E OLDS NOW COMPARE OLDS NOW ~ --: �Hiller wins comeback game Blossoming Bargains ! . . .1,' <:_:;;~ ~~~~ ......... '.•• -:f..il'• ...i .: ' :'i1: • :::: .i•, ,J, · · , r'f • • .,. ' .· ~\. . .. ·-· -·-·: DOW LOMA Laundry Basket Bathroom Cleaner 17 oz . 1 ~\~:. ~·:t~: ". 95¢ Bushel $1 89 Value F.I.P. Price .... 99¢ _ LOMA ' Double Scrub Pail $4 .69 Value By MARK FRIEDMAN UPI Sports Writer At 35 John Hiller is the old man or the reborn Delroit Tigers and is watching a east of exc iting kids that are making baseball fun for him again . Detroit overturned a ~ Mator L eague R:esutts Bv United Press International National League Afta 100 ooo ooo- 1 6 o Sa n Frn 000 030 10x - 5 9 0 Bogg s, camp ( 5L Easterly (1 ), Cam pbell (8) and P oco~O · ba ; Bl ue, MO ff itt (8J and H tl l. W- Biu e ( J.l l. L - Boggs (0.2). 030 020 1oo-- 6 9 2 Ptsbgh $299 F.t.P. Price". TYLENOL Ex -Strength Caps. 500 mg . · 24 's 002 ooo ooo- 2 7 2 RUBBERMAID DUST PAN ~~i~-~a:,~: . .87¢ FLEX 12 oz . F.t.P . Price ... SP'orts Transactions By un1ted ~:~~~~ternat ional Pro Football Pittsburgh - Trttded guard Jim Cta ck and w'ide rece iver Ernie Pough to the New York Oak O.t 2 ooo 100- 1 a o Mi nn 200 000 000- 2 9 l B roo e r g, sosa (7) and Essian , Thorm Odsgard , Ser um (8) and Wynegar . w - erotlerg (2 01 L - Thormodsga rd (l i J. HR s- Oak 1and , Alexander (3), E~s i an ( I ) Chi 700011021 0- 91 22 Oct 000 04 1 104- 10 16 2 Wood . Torr eal ba (~). 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Honeycu fl , Burk e (J J. Todd (8) and Pa sl ey , Stmson w- Tanana , 3 0. L Honevcull . 1 l . HRs Cali for nia , Bavlor ( .4 ), Down iog {11 ; Sea111e, Stein (1) ¢ F.I. P . P rice . .. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA with Ptpptronf 01 ia\lsogt fltt\llar Priu Sl.IO SPECIAl S 179 MON .- IUIS.·WIO. APMll 17-19 ll All GINO'S $1 59 Value J-WAX KIT WAX 12 oz. W/Applier F,J.P. Price ... $1 59 Inning, then slammed ~ tworun homer with two ou\ tn the eighth to give Kansas City ils seventh straight win . Larry Gura went seven Innings for his first victory. A's 1, Twins 2: Gary A!eXBnder keyed a fourrun second-inning for Oakland with his third horner of the year and Jim Essian added a third-irming home run to pace Oakland over Minnesota . Pete Broberg raised his record to 2-0. Red Sox 9, Brewers 2: Butch Ho~Eon belted his third home run of tbe season and added a lwo-mn double W lead Boston to its fifth consecutive lriwnph . Indians 6, Rangers 0: Rick Waits fired a twohitter and Ron Pruitt crashed a threerun homer wcap a sixrun sixth-inning uprisin g, which earned Cleveland over Texas. The win snapped a four-game losing streak for the Indians and extended the Rangers' losing streak to six games. Orioles 6, Yankees 1: Mike Flanagan pitched a fivehitter and Doug DeCin ees' tworun homer keyed a four-run fifth inning to pace the Orioles over lhe Yankees. New York starter Catfish Hunter was shelled in 4 1-3 innings and star reliever Rich Gossage was ~eeted by DeCinces' first homer of the season. Pomeroy Bowling lanes Early Sunday· Mixed April 9, t978 Standings ·· Team Pis. Tom 's Carry Out 76 Ja c k ' s Dair y Bar 74 R. C. Botll ing Co 72 Sport Parade Gibbs Grocery 66 Town K iln 60 Cli n e' s Construction 34 High se r ies Men , Ed Voss 559 , By MILTON RICHMAN Darrell Duga n 557 ; Wom en , M ary Voss Helen Phelps 468. UP! Sporll Editor 49 7 , Mr. and Mrs. George Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Jantes Circle of New Haven were at tbe home of Mary Circle on Sunday . Mrs. Roherl Lee , Becky and Bob Bill, spent Sunday at Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser. Mary Circle called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Beegle of Dorcus on Friday afternoon . Mr . and Mrs. Marvin Randolph of Harrisonvi lle Rd . ca lled al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and family recently . There were SO in attendance at Sunday School on 1\pril 9. Mr . an d Mrs . Hayman Barnitz of Pomeroy were at the home of Eunie Brinker Tuesday evening . NEW. YORK (UPI) - In 1953, when he was playing third base for the Cleveland Indians, AI Rosen led lhe league m homers, runs batted in, runs scored, sluggi ng percentage and assists. • . . He would have won the batting title also instead of losm~ tt by one point to Mickey Verno~ had he_been ruled safe at f1rst base on a questionable call durmg the fmalgame of the s~aso~ . 'The Cleveland writers were all set w blast lhe ump1re m question in print, but Rosen told them to hold their fire . In his eagerness to beat out the hit, he informed the writers, he . . missed touching first base. That's lhe kind of individual AI Rosen IS . He also was, the type who neve r missed making a public appearance anytime the Indians asked him w during lhe 10 seasons he wa s wtth th~~ $1 .37 Value f ,t.P'. Price ... 83 ¢ Monday's Resulfs San Fran cisco 5, A t lanta 1 Ph iladelph ia 6, P iltsbu r gh 2 Cincinnat i 8, L os Angeles 7 New York. 6, Sl. Lou is 2 Today 's Probable Pit chers ( All Times EST) Mon treal ( Roger s J. l l at Chi cago ( Burr is J .Q ) , 2· 30 p .m . Phil adel ph ia (Carlton I l l at Pillsburgh ( 81 yleven 0 1), 7: 30 p , ~ew York ( 9ruhert 0 l l ell St . (Rasm ussen 1 1l . a · JO Louis p.m Hous ton t S ( N iekro 0 I I a an Diego (S h ir lev 0 71. 10 p.m . Ci ncinnat i ( Nor ma n I .QJ at Los Angeles (Su tt on I. Q), lQ · JO S Atl anta ( Boggs 0 ll at an Francisco ( M ontef usco 0 OJ. 10 : 35 p.m . Wednesd ay ' s Game!!. Montreal at Ch icago _ New York at Sl . L O u i~ Atl anta a t San Franc1s co Ci ncl at Los Ang , n1g,1 Houston a t San Diego, nigh I Ame r i can L ea gue Ea st W L. Pet. GB I l 778 Detroit 6 J 667 1 Boston 6 II .600 11 1 M il wau k.e 4 5 444 3 New York 4 6 400 )I 1 Beltlmor e 3 5 .315 31 7 Cleveland l 7 .222 5 Toront o . West W. L. Pe t . GB Kansas C1 ty 7 1 875 Oak land 7 3 700 Ca liforn 1a 7 J 700 Ch icago 4 S 4.U Jl 1 M innesota 6 8 .419 4 Sea tt le 4 10 .29 6 6 Tei< JS 2 1 .11'1 51 1 . Monday 's Result s Boston 9, Milwaukee 1 Oa klan d 7, M innesota 2 Detro it 10, Ch1cago 9 Kans11s Ci t y 3. Toron to 1 Bal!imorc 6, New York 1 Clevela nd 6, Te:r.as 0 Cali tor n1a 7, Sea !l ie 3 Today ' s Probable Pit chen (All Times ESTI Chicago (Wood o 1 ) ~~ Detr oit !Staton 0 1), 1: 30 p.m . M il wa ukee ( Sor enson 1 lJ a t Bos ton <Ec kersl ey 0 OJ, 1 p .m Te1<as { Ale~t.andcr 0 1J al Cl evel and (Paxton 0 1), 2 p.m Ba lt imore ( 0 Mart inez 1 1J at New York (G uidry 1 OJ. 2 p.m . Oak land ( Lan glor c:l 0 l l at M innesota ( Za nn 1 0). 2 . 15 P m Ka nsas City (Sp ll tt orff 2 OJ at Toront o ( Leman czy k 0 1l, . 4 p.m . Cali forn ia (Ryan 0 OJ at Seattl e ( M i tchell 0 1). \0 3~ )I Apr il 19- 0etron at Montrea l, I :OS p.m. Apr il 21- M ontreal at Detro !' · • p.m. J;Jlp .m. 7:lS insu re coverage. Possibly a new pol lcy may need to be written . ,If you ha ve sold an oJder cer for a newer one. the premiu ms will usually be higher, particularly tor_ comprehensi<~e and colli sion Insurance . Apr il 23- Mon trel!l at Detro it, The Insurance Store 992-5130 Pomeroy, 0 . - ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Hurs,: 10; QO_a.m..J iU.: OO REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE Sf;RVICE w• • Pouv·sPOINn~s 11 Skin fvrn s brass black DEAR POLLY - I have a ca rl trimmed wit h brass that is turning black in spots. Nothing 1 have used has helped this. I hope you can help me. -BESSIE DE,\ H !JESSIE - I hope some reader can help both uf llS. I have brass coated around smnr c or 1 t crn~ JJUrary prints that ca rmo! be tuu~h etl bv b<tre handS or they tu rn "ula ck. I presume some oil in the skill ca use~ li tis and 1 have found nq. one who ct)uld tel l me uf a t:ure.- POLLY DEAR POL LY -- My Pel Peeve is with the luwr.s in cereal and cracker IJoxes. Often they are glued to lhe !Jox-in one spot <lt td have to be ripped . It is then impussiiJie tu keep lite pt't<luct fr esh without lranofciTing lu a plastic bag . -MHS . J .M. DEAR POLLY - Wltcn bak111g am.l I want tu m ca.surc .shortening I fi nd il r asier to put, say, one-half cup of WCilL' I' in tiJt• lllCCl SUr ing t Up wtd then the half-cup of ~ hu rtentn g . When th e water rises lu thl' u/le cup murk I l1<::t vc the rurrcl't anwunt ami the ,..·att'r can bl' puureLI llff -G il YNF: l.l.F. DEAil POLl.\' - P<1t wrole tlwt sh!.! weurs "footsies·· Jnust uf tlw time and uses rl ulltespi tiS Jo hold them together 1n her Llrcsscr lkawcr . If she wil l tuck one footsie instlie tile other 1fittmg thl·m !)111uothly 1 she w11l have the perfect solu ti on with out Uotlt e rsomc clothespins.- MRS. H.W.R' DEAR POLLY - To save energy i try to time my cooking so that once a burner is hot [ COOk seveJ·al lhirigs in succession . Tlmt way it only has to warm up once (I have an electric stove I. With a bit of plC:I nning one bunter can~ used continuously instead of l1cating seve ral ~nd then us· ing them one C:tt a timt:. I ct lso utiliw the remaining· heal in lht• oven by pulling in old l!read that is lo be dri ed fo r crumbs. LcC:~ v ing the dour open slightly seems to hasten lite drying without tuas ling lite bread . [ put pi'Unes in a glass jar and fill it with boil· 1ng water·. After sta nding fur a day or two the prunes are lendcJ' and just as good as when t'uoked un lhe stove . More energy saved. - MRS. J.M. F. DEAH POLLY - Oft en when! brush my hair there is su much static il is almusl impossibl e to comb ur style. My granddau ghter suggested that I spray my brush with a static guard and to my surpri se il worked just super. ALYCE . , , DP.AR POLLY -· All ' .smoket·s have ·nul stopped smoking in spite uf the nwny hea lth warnings. In all my sofely ash trays that have the cigarette slut in the center I hLIVC put a smetll glass candle hol der fi ll ed with water to dunk ou/ a cigarette if it's ltfl bundng. This dues irritate smokers. -HA C:. Polly will serul yo u one of her sig ned thank- yo u newspaper ~ ·ouuon cli ppers 1f ~--.....- - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - -·- - . "_ "_ "_ ,__ ,.;... _ .._ ,_ ._ ,_ _ _ _ _ ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . f POMEHOY- Mt·s. Thereon Johnson presented a program on the customs and foods of American presidents al lhe Friday afternoon meeting of Return Jonathan MeiHs Chapter of .the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Johnson nolcillhal for Martha and George Washington who were well versed in the art of social entertaining, trifle was their famous and favorite dessert. Dolly Madison was the first to introduce ice ·cream into the While House, and it was under Monroe that dances were first held by a president. All social events were banned by Van Buren, Lincoln was considered a lavish entertainer, the Kennedys were noted for their social events and French foods, whrle lhe Carters are informal entertainers. Meeting ~~ St. Paul. Lutheran Church, Mrs. Paul Eich presided with Mrs . Margaret Parsons serving ;;s chaplain. Mrs. Eich read lhe presidnet's genera l message which outlined the past accomplishes of the DAR Mrs : Emerson Jon es presented the national defense report and cxplaint-d lhe DAR stand on the Panamao Canal which is that the Canal should remain in lhe hands of the U.S. She also read ari article on the eff ects of violence on television anu encouraged lhe members to join with groups like the PTA to protect lhe children from such programming. Plans were made for markhonorary membe~ of lhe club. A money-makmg proJect ing the grave of Miss Frieda for the club was conducted by · Faehnle, long-time members Mrs. Kathryn Rolhn s, of the chapter, on the fi rst , Stanley Demonstrator from Sunday in June at the Mt. Parkersburg, W. Va . Herman Cemetery, 2:30p.m. Mrs. Roge r Luckeydoo, a Securing the most oulstde orders was Mrs. Frank Bt~e . page at the state conference , Games were played wtlh reported on · the activities U1ere noting lhe impressive several awarded prizes.· Dessert, punch and favors memorial service fur tleceasof crocheted Easter baskets t-d members in the stale. She filled with candy eggs were -alSo gave resumes of several served lo Mrs. Frank Bise, speeches and as slate chairMrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. man of junior sa les. brought David Chadwell, Mrs. Ronald Cowdery ' Mrs. Harliss Frank, Mrs. Roy Harmum , ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs. SPECIAL Lyle Balderson, Mrs. Donald Putman, Mrs. Tom Spencer, 12" PIZZA Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Gene Wilson, Mrs . Gene with Peppero ni or Sausage Regular Prit e U . 10 Young, Mrs. R. E. Williams, Mrs. Okey Connolly, Mrs. R. SPECIAL S 7 9 H. Harmum and Sara Foo1er. Door prizes went to Mrs. MON . - fUI I .- ~/0 . Brown and Mrs. Putman. The APRil 17-19 AT AU next meeting will be with Mrs. Cowdery, assisted by Mrs . Spen ce r and Mrs. Connolly . Riverview gardeners meet The March meeting of the Riverview Garden Club was held at the home of · Mrs. Claremont Harris with Mrs. Herman Grossnickle assisting. The president, Mrs. Donald Putman, opened the meeting with readings conce rning Easter and Spring. Mrs . Putman welcomed Mrs. Okey Connolly as a new member to the club. Plans were made to purchase a tree for the lawn at Riverview SchooLCards were signed for a member and two friends who are sic k. Thanks was extended lo Mrs. Roy Hannum for handling the Green Thumb notes thi s month . Plans were mad e to send fl owers to Mrs. R. L. Larkins at the Ewin g Funeral Home. Mrs. Larkins had been an site uses your fav orite Puin(cr, Peeve or Problem in her column . Write POLLY 'S POINTERS in ca"" uf litis newspaper. ba ck an afg han purchased by the April issue of the National Mrs. Eich alan auction there. DAH magazine. Tile afghan was awarded durMrs. George Morris, Mis~ ing the meeting to Mrs. Luct lle Smith, Mrs. Edison Lawrence Milhaon. The increased membership, il was reported, will permil the local chapter to have two pages at the next conference. Mrs. Vernon Weber read notes of thanks from theTamassee Mowtla in School for contributions made by the chapter. She also read a note from Mrs: Nelson Embry, sta le officer, commending the chapter for an excellent report of the yea r's activities, and one from J aye Ord, Good Citizen winner. thanking the chapter for hospitality d ~ring the Charter Day luncheon. It was noted that the local chapter received a mention in NEED MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE? 1 GINO'S Hobstetler, and Mrs Thoren Cotterill were hostesses. Mrs. Eich was at the silver coffee servic:l:.! . BEST RATES IN TOWN AT: DAVIS INSURANCE " Across from the Courthouse in Po me MORE CHANGE FROM YOU . FAVORITE 3 LOAVES$1 BREAD THURSDAY ONLY 8 RC or DIET RITE 16 Ol BOmES CASH SAVER 99~ DR. PEPPER TOILET TISSUE DIAL p.m. Sun. Thurs. 10 til 12 : oo p.m. Friday ··and Saturday. See us at the Pomeroy Bend Bridge. )( .Aprlt 25- Detr olt at Mon . !real, 8: OS p . m . )( ·APril 27..:..Moritre al at Ot· lrolt. 7:35 p.m . (seven th game to be announ · ced l Buff11o ·vs . Phllldelphll ( Phlladel phl• te~d1 , 1-C)l April 17- Ph lladelph lll " · But · fa lo 1 Apr il 19- Buffalo at Ph l ll'ldel · ph le , 1:05 p.m . April 2t Ph i/adelphi• •t But la lo ,. e, os.p. m- ~-:__- Aprll '13 Philadelphia at But · ta la, 8:05p .m . . • Ar,ru lS- Buttalo at PhtJ-a . delph a, 8:05 p .m . ·x APril 21 - Ph llade lph la at Buffa lo, 8:05p.m . (seyenth game to be announ ced ) • ·II necen1ry BAR TOILET SOAP 4 ROLLS ALPO 7-UP or PEPSI 3QUARTS' 25 LB. BAG DOG FOOD, EDON 8-16 OZ. BOnLES 3 DOG 1 FOOD BROUGHTON HOMO MILK ..... TASTER'S CHOICE BANANAS FREEZE DRIED 8 OZ. JAR INSTANT 4 COFFEE pOTATO · · CHIPS SUNSHINE KRI.SPY CRACKERS LBS. FOR ., APPIAN DAN DEE PI71A gge MIX REG. '1.19 lWIN PAK Vz GAL BROUGHTON 2% MILK GAL $}49 lh GAL 69¢ V2 GAL gg~ VAUEY BEU BUTTERMILK VALLEY BELL "FESTIVAL" ICE CREAM 89¢ REG. SIZE 49~ REG. 69' FAYGO 1-LB.BOX I Mrs. johnson presents program · 1 Polly Cramer Pro : Istand•mgs:I )I mod eland body st yle of the car. The old car will need to be taken oft your policy end the new one added to Main s " ,-..- . -- - : agent g iving the In formation necessary to provide coverage for the new car . General Information includes the v ehicle ldent l f lclltLon nu mber , year, lt•'-~.- Ma ior Leagu.e Standin~ s Bv united Press International National League east W. L Pet. GB 5 3 .625 Phil a 111 5 4 .55 6 Chic ago 117 6 5 .5.45 New Yor k 5 . 500 t St . Lou is 4 4 . 500 1 Mon treal 3 7 .300 3 Pittsbu rgh west W. L. Pet. GB Ci ncin nat i 8 3 .727 Los Angeles 6 3 .667 1 San Fr an 6 J .667 1 4 6 .400 3';1 Houston 2 5 .286 II San Diego At lanta 1 7 . 175 5, ,1 . r------------, After you have acquired the car you should call your 40's . fra 1ncs gives you some idea about his general philosophy. It also offers some clue what the Yankee players can expect now that he's president of the ball club, Rosen was the one who announced the fining of Thurman Munson, Graig Nettles, Sparky Lyle, Mickey Rivers and Roy White for missing the team's welcome home luncheon at a midtown hoteJ'Iast Friday . Each was fined $SOO. . • Nettles said he couldn't make the function because h1s wtfe had a doewr's appointment and he had to baby-sit for their three chi ldren. White said he had showed up at the hotel ~nd then left whe:t he couldn't find the room where the receplton was being held . Rivers said he thought it was "lousy" that he pm was fined . The other two didn't say much of anythmg. Wedn es day' s Game s White was there. I know that because I saw him . New York at Tor onto Rosen did a little investigating and discovered White had Oakland at M innesota M llw at Boston , n1g hf been at tbe hotel and then left to keep an appointment with his Detr oit at Cleve , night tn man. He immediately rescinded White 's fine . Cali ! at Seatl tc , n1ght The affair did not benefit the Yankees financially . ll did raise 165,000 for one of the charily programs conducted by the Archdiocese of New York and offered the 1,200 Yankee fans, who turned out, an opportunity lo see their heroes up close. When Nettles says "why don't they just leave us alo~e a~d I I let us play ball?" 1 think he 's losing sight of those rnaktng h1s salary possible, the fans . 1 LAFF - A· DAY The Yankee players can't say they weren 't given enough advance notice abo ut the lun cheon, either. NH l Playolts Four days before it took place, on Ute plane lrip back from By United Pres:. International Second Round Texas. every pla ye r was told about the get-togetber by lhe CBut ot se.... en l coaches and each received typewritten instructions from NY Islanders vs . Toronto Mickey Morabito , the. club's PR man, The following day in CNY hlandl!rs lead, 1-0) Ap r il 17- NY lslanae r s 4, Milwaukee every player found a memo in his locker . Toronto I "Ownership understands that the players don 't get much April 19- Toronto at NY time w themselves," Rosen says. "This was for charity , not Islanders . 8:05p.m . April 21- NY ISlanders at anything we benefitted from , one nickel. I don't want to get my Toronto , 8·05 p.m . back up about this, and I hope it's all over with, bull took the April 23- N Y ISlanders al nto. 8:05p .m . . action because 1 fell the New York Yankees were within lhetr ToroApr il 25- Torooto a t NY rights ." . Islander s, 8 05 p .m . April 2J ...... NY l sl l!lnders al The whole thing reminds me of an episode years ago m Toronlo, 8.05 p .m . Delroit when an auwmobile company invited all the Tiger (SeYenlh gam e to be l!lnnoun " What's this I hear about you players to a luncheon. ced i Chicago vs . Boston not wanUng lo be the spokes· The late Goose Goslin was delegated w round up all the (Boston 1e1d1, 1-0) man for our f.,ievanee commit- players and the only ,ones he could persuade w attend were April 17- Boston 6, Ch lce oo 1 April 19- Cnlcaoo at 'B oston, tee anymore . three rookies. · 1:35 p.m. "I come wthese things all the time and never get anything;" April 21- Boston a1 Ctlicago , Goslin needled one of the company officials before lhe 8:35p.m. Apr il 13- Bo ston at Chicago, luncheon got under way. 8:35p.m. x -Apr il 25 C1'1 1cago at "Not this time," replied the official. "When you go W the Boston . 7:35 p.m . table, looli under your plate ." X·Ap r it 27- Boston a t Chica Under each player's plate was a certificate for a brand new oo . 8:35p .m . (seventh game to be announ car but he had to be present to receive It , Goslin and the three cedi rookies were the only ones wget the cars, and you never heard Detro it vs . Montrea l ! Montreat leads , 1·0) such howls of anguish as when they came back and told lhe Apr il 17- Montreal 6, Detrol1 rest of the lef!Alut Tigers. 2 present auto Insurance coverage? Th• 0Rilv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday , Apfill8, 1978 ~. Jam going to buy ~ new car . What should I do about my BABY FRESH WIPES Angels 1, Mariners 3: California 's Frank Tanana ran his record to ~. despite being roughed up for 12 hits in 7 1-3 innings. Angel outfielder Don·Baylor slugged his fourth homer of the season and Ron · Jackson added four hits to hand Seattle starter Rick Honeycutt his first loss of the season. pm Carmel News, By the Day Tel( aS Cle ve Matack, were still able to come back and win . Our kids believe they can comeback any time. That's the wa y they're talking oo the bench all the time." Trailing by lhree.entering the ninth the Tigers loaded the ba;es ' against Jim Willoughby on consecutive singles by Lance Parrish, Aurelio Rodriguez and pin chhiller Phil Mankowski. Ron LeFlore then laced a double into the right field corner W score two runs and Lou Whitaker welcomed reliever Ron Schueler with a single tD right tbat lied the game. d B bby B d Right liel er o on s, attempting to nail Rodriguez at the plate, threw wildly past catcher · Bill Nahorodny and LeFlore galloped home easily Y(ith the winning run . Manager Bob Lemon of Chicago , who used starter Wilbur Wood and five reHevers in the losing effort, • Ik said ''The only thmg now is that they just kept hitting everything." Elsewhere in tile American League, Kansas City downed Toronto, 3 ~ 1, Oakland trounced Minneso ta , 7.. 2, Boston r outed Milwaukee, 9' 2, Cleveland blanked Texas, &<1, Baltimore defea te the New York Yankees , 6-1, and California beat Seattle. 7-3. Royals 3, Blue Jays 1: George Brell scored the tying run in the seventh BOWLING Hi gh game - Men . Ed Voss KC 000 000 t2Q-,- 3 50 Tor 000 100 000 l J 1 2t 4; Da rrell Dugan 200 ; Gu ra . Bird (8). H rabos ky (9) Women , Mar y Voss 191 , and Cowens ; Je ffer so n and Beck y Kloes t87 . Cer one W- Gu r a ( I OJ. L Team high series - To m's Je tf erson (0 21 H~ 'i Kansas Ca rry Out 107 1. Cit y ; Br ett ( 1) Team hi g h game - Tom's BaiT 10 1 040 000 6 12 1 Ca rry Out 713. NY OtO 000000- t 50 F 1 an a g a n and Dempsey : Hunter , Goss!loe (5), Cl ay (9) and M unson w- Fl ana gan , 1 2. L- Hunter . 0 2. HR - Bi'lll imor e. DeC 1nces ( 1) . Corrective Conditioner $2 .60 Value s cn ed~ 1 e Cl J Am erican League 200 000 000- 2 8 2 Mi lw Bos 600 710 OOx - 9 10 0 S1e in , Cal dwell <1), Cast r o (8) and Mart inez and Moore (91; Torrez , Wr ight (8 1 anCl F is k . w - Torr ez (7 .0) L - Si ein {0 1). HRs- Boston , Hobson (J) . Asst. tranSaCtionS r~,;:~~~a~~~ r:~r:;rr,ga~~~~~ I Only games Bubble Bath Sports Lonbo rg , M cGraw (9) and G•ants tor guard John Hic ks . San Fr an cisco Traded Boone ; Candelar ia , Tekul vc (8J r unning bac k Del vin Will \'!ms and 011. W- Lonbo rg , 1. 1 L Candelar ia, l -2. HR s- Ph iladel · to M iami fo r free sa fety Vern phia, Lu zi nsk i { 1); Pitt sburgh, Roberson , wide rece iver Fred. die Solomon and the Dolphins ' Parker (21. f ir st .and f ifth round cho ices in Cine i 204 101 000- 8 15 1 the t978 draft . Baseball LA 000 000 020- 2 5 2 Cinc innat i Placed th ird Bonham , Tomlin 19 1 and Bench . Hoo l on , Hough (3), baseman Ray Kn ight on the 21· Garmen (8) and Yeager, Oates . day disabled l ist; c al led up -W- Bonham , J 0. L - Hooton . o. inf ie lder M i ke Gra ce from the 2. H R- L os Ange les. Monday India napol is farm cl ub . Toronto Sen t outf ielder (4) . Stev e Bowling to th e Chica go N.Y . 020101011 - 6 9 1 Wh i t e sox farm at Knoxvil le for St L 200 000 000- 2 7 t cash . College Esp inos a, Locl(wooCl (8) and R ice - Named Augie Erturth Slel'lrns ; Fi!dcone .• Ur rea ( 6). vuc kov icn (91 and Simmons. W as al hlet 1c d1r ec lor and assist - Esp inosa, 1 1. L - Fal con e, 0 · t. CALGON deficit by scoring four Urnes in the ninth inning Monday and Hiller picked up his first win of the year with three innings of relief work· a~ the Tigers downed the Chtcago White Sox, 10-9. " We played a sloppy game," said Hiller, "but we Linescores Ph i la Heavy Duty 5- DIET=---POP THROW AWAY PINT BOffiES 5/•1 MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 TO_lO P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 10 we Accept Federal Food Stamps-We ReseM The Right To .Lm~ Quarrtiti~;'-' ' �Hiller wins comeback game Blossoming Bargains ! . . .1,' <:_:;;~ ~~~~ ......... '.•• -:f..il'• ...i .: ' :'i1: • :::: .i•, ,J, · · , r'f • • .,. 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Price .. , .. !:;o;;ur $129 39 ST ~ LOUIS (UPI I - Three of tbe 13 free agents on the St. Louis football Cardinals have presentro the club with offers fr om other un iden tified teams . The three are run ning backs Jerry Latin and Jim Otis and defensive tackle Cha~lie Davis. The Ca rdinals have until Friday lo match lhe offers made wDavts and Latin and until Monday to match the offer made Otis. Megas 260's 79' Value Cal if 1011 000 02Q- 7 12 1 Sea 000001020- J 130 Ta n ana, Hartz ell (8) and Hum Phrey . Honeycu fl , Burk e (J J. Todd (8) and Pa sl ey , Stmson w- Tanana , 3 0. L Honevcull . 1 l . HRs Cali for nia , Bavlor ( .4 ), Down iog {11 ; Sea111e, Stein (1) ¢ F.I. P . P rice . .. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA with Ptpptronf 01 ia\lsogt fltt\llar Priu Sl.IO SPECIAl S 179 MON .- IUIS.·WIO. APMll 17-19 ll All GINO'S $1 59 Value J-WAX KIT WAX 12 oz. W/Applier F,J.P. Price ... $1 59 Inning, then slammed ~ tworun homer with two ou\ tn the eighth to give Kansas City ils seventh straight win . Larry Gura went seven Innings for his first victory. A's 1, Twins 2: Gary A!eXBnder keyed a fourrun second-inning for Oakland with his third horner of the year and Jim Essian added a third-irming home run to pace Oakland over Minnesota . Pete Broberg raised his record to 2-0. Red Sox 9, Brewers 2: Butch Ho~Eon belted his third home run of tbe season and added a lwo-mn double W lead Boston to its fifth consecutive lriwnph . Indians 6, Rangers 0: Rick Waits fired a twohitter and Ron Pruitt crashed a threerun homer wcap a sixrun sixth-inning uprisin g, which earned Cleveland over Texas. The win snapped a four-game losing streak for the Indians and extended the Rangers' losing streak to six games. Orioles 6, Yankees 1: Mike Flanagan pitched a fivehitter and Doug DeCin ees' tworun homer keyed a four-run fifth inning to pace the Orioles over lhe Yankees. New York starter Catfish Hunter was shelled in 4 1-3 innings and star reliever Rich Gossage was ~eeted by DeCinces' first homer of the season. Pomeroy Bowling lanes Early Sunday· Mixed April 9, t978 Standings ·· Team Pis. Tom 's Carry Out 76 Ja c k ' s Dair y Bar 74 R. C. Botll ing Co 72 Sport Parade Gibbs Grocery 66 Town K iln 60 Cli n e' s Construction 34 High se r ies Men , Ed Voss 559 , By MILTON RICHMAN Darrell Duga n 557 ; Wom en , M ary Voss Helen Phelps 468. UP! Sporll Editor 49 7 , Mr. and Mrs. George Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Jantes Circle of New Haven were at tbe home of Mary Circle on Sunday . Mrs. Roherl Lee , Becky and Bob Bill, spent Sunday at Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser. Mary Circle called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Beegle of Dorcus on Friday afternoon . Mr . and Mrs. Marvin Randolph of Harrisonvi lle Rd . ca lled al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and family recently . There were SO in attendance at Sunday School on 1\pril 9. Mr . an d Mrs . Hayman Barnitz of Pomeroy were at the home of Eunie Brinker Tuesday evening . NEW. YORK (UPI) - In 1953, when he was playing third base for the Cleveland Indians, AI Rosen led lhe league m homers, runs batted in, runs scored, sluggi ng percentage and assists. • . . He would have won the batting title also instead of losm~ tt by one point to Mickey Verno~ had he_been ruled safe at f1rst base on a questionable call durmg the fmalgame of the s~aso~ . 'The Cleveland writers were all set w blast lhe ump1re m question in print, but Rosen told them to hold their fire . In his eagerness to beat out the hit, he informed the writers, he . . missed touching first base. That's lhe kind of individual AI Rosen IS . He also was, the type who neve r missed making a public appearance anytime the Indians asked him w during lhe 10 seasons he wa s wtth th~~ $1 .37 Value f ,t.P'. Price ... 83 ¢ Monday's Resulfs San Fran cisco 5, A t lanta 1 Ph iladelph ia 6, P iltsbu r gh 2 Cincinnat i 8, L os Angeles 7 New York. 6, Sl. Lou is 2 Today 's Probable Pit chers ( All Times EST) Mon treal ( Roger s J. l l at Chi cago ( Burr is J .Q ) , 2· 30 p .m . Phil adel ph ia (Carlton I l l at Pillsburgh ( 81 yleven 0 1), 7: 30 p , ~ew York ( 9ruhert 0 l l ell St . (Rasm ussen 1 1l . a · JO Louis p.m Hous ton t S ( N iekro 0 I I a an Diego (S h ir lev 0 71. 10 p.m . Ci ncinnat i ( Nor ma n I .QJ at Los Angeles (Su tt on I. Q), lQ · JO S Atl anta ( Boggs 0 ll at an Francisco ( M ontef usco 0 OJ. 10 : 35 p.m . Wednesd ay ' s Game!!. Montreal at Ch icago _ New York at Sl . L O u i~ Atl anta a t San Franc1s co Ci ncl at Los Ang , n1g,1 Houston a t San Diego, nigh I Ame r i can L ea gue Ea st W L. Pet. GB I l 778 Detroit 6 J 667 1 Boston 6 II .600 11 1 M il wau k.e 4 5 444 3 New York 4 6 400 )I 1 Beltlmor e 3 5 .315 31 7 Cleveland l 7 .222 5 Toront o . West W. L. Pe t . GB Kansas C1 ty 7 1 875 Oak land 7 3 700 Ca liforn 1a 7 J 700 Ch icago 4 S 4.U Jl 1 M innesota 6 8 .419 4 Sea tt le 4 10 .29 6 6 Tei< JS 2 1 .11'1 51 1 . Monday 's Result s Boston 9, Milwaukee 1 Oa klan d 7, M innesota 2 Detro it 10, Ch1cago 9 Kans11s Ci t y 3. Toron to 1 Bal!imorc 6, New York 1 Clevela nd 6, Te:r.as 0 Cali tor n1a 7, Sea !l ie 3 Today ' s Probable Pit chen (All Times ESTI Chicago (Wood o 1 ) ~~ Detr oit !Staton 0 1), 1: 30 p.m . M il wa ukee ( Sor enson 1 lJ a t Bos ton <Ec kersl ey 0 OJ, 1 p .m Te1<as { Ale~t.andcr 0 1J al Cl evel and (Paxton 0 1), 2 p.m Ba lt imore ( 0 Mart inez 1 1J at New York (G uidry 1 OJ. 2 p.m . Oak land ( Lan glor c:l 0 l l at M innesota ( Za nn 1 0). 2 . 15 P m Ka nsas City (Sp ll tt orff 2 OJ at Toront o ( Leman czy k 0 1l, . 4 p.m . Cali forn ia (Ryan 0 OJ at Seattl e ( M i tchell 0 1). \0 3~ )I Apr il 19- 0etron at Montrea l, I :OS p.m. Apr il 21- M ontreal at Detro !' · • p.m. J;Jlp .m. 7:lS insu re coverage. Possibly a new pol lcy may need to be written . ,If you ha ve sold an oJder cer for a newer one. the premiu ms will usually be higher, particularly tor_ comprehensi<~e and colli sion Insurance . Apr il 23- Mon trel!l at Detro it, The Insurance Store 992-5130 Pomeroy, 0 . - ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Hurs,: 10; QO_a.m..J iU.: OO REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE Sf;RVICE w• • Pouv·sPOINn~s 11 Skin fvrn s brass black DEAR POLLY - I have a ca rl trimmed wit h brass that is turning black in spots. Nothing 1 have used has helped this. I hope you can help me. -BESSIE DE,\ H !JESSIE - I hope some reader can help both uf llS. I have brass coated around smnr c or 1 t crn~ JJUrary prints that ca rmo! be tuu~h etl bv b<tre handS or they tu rn "ula ck. I presume some oil in the skill ca use~ li tis and 1 have found nq. one who ct)uld tel l me uf a t:ure.- POLLY DEAR POL LY -- My Pel Peeve is with the luwr.s in cereal and cracker IJoxes. Often they are glued to lhe !Jox-in one spot <lt td have to be ripped . It is then impussiiJie tu keep lite pt't<luct fr esh without lranofciTing lu a plastic bag . -MHS . J .M. DEAR POLLY - Wltcn bak111g am.l I want tu m ca.surc .shortening I fi nd il r asier to put, say, one-half cup of WCilL' I' in tiJt• lllCCl SUr ing t Up wtd then the half-cup of ~ hu rtentn g . When th e water rises lu thl' u/le cup murk I l1<::t vc the rurrcl't anwunt ami the ,..·att'r can bl' puureLI llff -G il YNF: l.l.F. DEAil POLl.\' - P<1t wrole tlwt sh!.! weurs "footsies·· Jnust uf tlw time and uses rl ulltespi tiS Jo hold them together 1n her Llrcsscr lkawcr . If she wil l tuck one footsie instlie tile other 1fittmg thl·m !)111uothly 1 she w11l have the perfect solu ti on with out Uotlt e rsomc clothespins.- MRS. H.W.R' DEAR POLLY - To save energy i try to time my cooking so that once a burner is hot [ COOk seveJ·al lhirigs in succession . Tlmt way it only has to warm up once (I have an electric stove I. With a bit of plC:I nning one bunter can~ used continuously instead of l1cating seve ral ~nd then us· ing them one C:tt a timt:. I ct lso utiliw the remaining· heal in lht• oven by pulling in old l!read that is lo be dri ed fo r crumbs. LcC:~ v ing the dour open slightly seems to hasten lite drying without tuas ling lite bread . [ put pi'Unes in a glass jar and fill it with boil· 1ng water·. After sta nding fur a day or two the prunes are lendcJ' and just as good as when t'uoked un lhe stove . More energy saved. - MRS. J.M. F. DEAH POLLY - Oft en when! brush my hair there is su much static il is almusl impossibl e to comb ur style. My granddau ghter suggested that I spray my brush with a static guard and to my surpri se il worked just super. ALYCE . , , DP.AR POLLY -· All ' .smoket·s have ·nul stopped smoking in spite uf the nwny hea lth warnings. In all my sofely ash trays that have the cigarette slut in the center I hLIVC put a smetll glass candle hol der fi ll ed with water to dunk ou/ a cigarette if it's ltfl bundng. This dues irritate smokers. -HA C:. Polly will serul yo u one of her sig ned thank- yo u newspaper ~ ·ouuon cli ppers 1f ~--.....- - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - -·- - . "_ "_ "_ ,__ ,.;... _ .._ ,_ ._ ,_ _ _ _ _ ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . f POMEHOY- Mt·s. Thereon Johnson presented a program on the customs and foods of American presidents al lhe Friday afternoon meeting of Return Jonathan MeiHs Chapter of .the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Johnson nolcillhal for Martha and George Washington who were well versed in the art of social entertaining, trifle was their famous and favorite dessert. Dolly Madison was the first to introduce ice ·cream into the While House, and it was under Monroe that dances were first held by a president. All social events were banned by Van Buren, Lincoln was considered a lavish entertainer, the Kennedys were noted for their social events and French foods, whrle lhe Carters are informal entertainers. Meeting ~~ St. Paul. Lutheran Church, Mrs. Paul Eich presided with Mrs . Margaret Parsons serving ;;s chaplain. Mrs. Eich read lhe presidnet's genera l message which outlined the past accomplishes of the DAR Mrs : Emerson Jon es presented the national defense report and cxplaint-d lhe DAR stand on the Panamao Canal which is that the Canal should remain in lhe hands of the U.S. She also read ari article on the eff ects of violence on television anu encouraged lhe members to join with groups like the PTA to protect lhe children from such programming. Plans were made for markhonorary membe~ of lhe club. A money-makmg proJect ing the grave of Miss Frieda for the club was conducted by · Faehnle, long-time members Mrs. Kathryn Rolhn s, of the chapter, on the fi rst , Stanley Demonstrator from Sunday in June at the Mt. Parkersburg, W. Va . Herman Cemetery, 2:30p.m. Mrs. Roge r Luckeydoo, a Securing the most oulstde orders was Mrs. Frank Bt~e . page at the state conference , Games were played wtlh reported on · the activities U1ere noting lhe impressive several awarded prizes.· Dessert, punch and favors memorial service fur tleceasof crocheted Easter baskets t-d members in the stale. She filled with candy eggs were -alSo gave resumes of several served lo Mrs. Frank Bise, speeches and as slate chairMrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. man of junior sa les. brought David Chadwell, Mrs. Ronald Cowdery ' Mrs. Harliss Frank, Mrs. Roy Harmum , ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs. SPECIAL Lyle Balderson, Mrs. Donald Putman, Mrs. Tom Spencer, 12" PIZZA Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Gene Wilson, Mrs . Gene with Peppero ni or Sausage Regular Prit e U . 10 Young, Mrs. R. E. Williams, Mrs. Okey Connolly, Mrs. R. SPECIAL S 7 9 H. Harmum and Sara Foo1er. Door prizes went to Mrs. MON . - fUI I .- ~/0 . Brown and Mrs. Putman. The APRil 17-19 AT AU next meeting will be with Mrs. Cowdery, assisted by Mrs . Spen ce r and Mrs. Connolly . Riverview gardeners meet The March meeting of the Riverview Garden Club was held at the home of · Mrs. Claremont Harris with Mrs. Herman Grossnickle assisting. The president, Mrs. Donald Putman, opened the meeting with readings conce rning Easter and Spring. Mrs . Putman welcomed Mrs. Okey Connolly as a new member to the club. Plans were made to purchase a tree for the lawn at Riverview SchooLCards were signed for a member and two friends who are sic k. Thanks was extended lo Mrs. Roy Hannum for handling the Green Thumb notes thi s month . Plans were mad e to send fl owers to Mrs. R. L. Larkins at the Ewin g Funeral Home. Mrs. Larkins had been an site uses your fav orite Puin(cr, Peeve or Problem in her column . Write POLLY 'S POINTERS in ca"" uf litis newspaper. ba ck an afg han purchased by the April issue of the National Mrs. Eich alan auction there. DAH magazine. Tile afghan was awarded durMrs. George Morris, Mis~ ing the meeting to Mrs. Luct lle Smith, Mrs. Edison Lawrence Milhaon. The increased membership, il was reported, will permil the local chapter to have two pages at the next conference. Mrs. Vernon Weber read notes of thanks from theTamassee Mowtla in School for contributions made by the chapter. She also read a note from Mrs: Nelson Embry, sta le officer, commending the chapter for an excellent report of the yea r's activities, and one from J aye Ord, Good Citizen winner. thanking the chapter for hospitality d ~ring the Charter Day luncheon. It was noted that the local chapter received a mention in NEED MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE? 1 GINO'S Hobstetler, and Mrs Thoren Cotterill were hostesses. Mrs. Eich was at the silver coffee servic:l:.! . BEST RATES IN TOWN AT: DAVIS INSURANCE " Across from the Courthouse in Po me MORE CHANGE FROM YOU . FAVORITE 3 LOAVES$1 BREAD THURSDAY ONLY 8 RC or DIET RITE 16 Ol BOmES CASH SAVER 99~ DR. PEPPER TOILET TISSUE DIAL p.m. Sun. Thurs. 10 til 12 : oo p.m. Friday ··and Saturday. See us at the Pomeroy Bend Bridge. )( .Aprlt 25- Detr olt at Mon . !real, 8: OS p . m . )( ·APril 27..:..Moritre al at Ot· lrolt. 7:35 p.m . (seven th game to be announ · ced l Buff11o ·vs . Phllldelphll ( Phlladel phl• te~d1 , 1-C)l April 17- Ph lladelph lll " · But · fa lo 1 Apr il 19- Buffalo at Ph l ll'ldel · ph le , 1:05 p.m . April 2t Ph i/adelphi• •t But la lo ,. e, os.p. m- ~-:__- Aprll '13 Philadelphia at But · ta la, 8:05p .m . . • Ar,ru lS- Buttalo at PhtJ-a . delph a, 8:05 p .m . ·x APril 21 - Ph llade lph la at Buffa lo, 8:05p.m . (seyenth game to be announ ced ) • ·II necen1ry BAR TOILET SOAP 4 ROLLS ALPO 7-UP or PEPSI 3QUARTS' 25 LB. BAG DOG FOOD, EDON 8-16 OZ. BOnLES 3 DOG 1 FOOD BROUGHTON HOMO MILK ..... TASTER'S CHOICE BANANAS FREEZE DRIED 8 OZ. JAR INSTANT 4 COFFEE pOTATO · · CHIPS SUNSHINE KRI.SPY CRACKERS LBS. FOR ., APPIAN DAN DEE PI71A gge MIX REG. '1.19 lWIN PAK Vz GAL BROUGHTON 2% MILK GAL $}49 lh GAL 69¢ V2 GAL gg~ VAUEY BEU BUTTERMILK VALLEY BELL "FESTIVAL" ICE CREAM 89¢ REG. SIZE 49~ REG. 69' FAYGO 1-LB.BOX I Mrs. johnson presents program · 1 Polly Cramer Pro : Istand•mgs:I )I mod eland body st yle of the car. The old car will need to be taken oft your policy end the new one added to Main s " ,-..- . -- - : agent g iving the In formation necessary to provide coverage for the new car . General Information includes the v ehicle ldent l f lclltLon nu mber , year, lt•'-~.- Ma ior Leagu.e Standin~ s Bv united Press International National League east W. L Pet. GB 5 3 .625 Phil a 111 5 4 .55 6 Chic ago 117 6 5 .5.45 New Yor k 5 . 500 t St . Lou is 4 4 . 500 1 Mon treal 3 7 .300 3 Pittsbu rgh west W. L. Pet. GB Ci ncin nat i 8 3 .727 Los Angeles 6 3 .667 1 San Fr an 6 J .667 1 4 6 .400 3';1 Houston 2 5 .286 II San Diego At lanta 1 7 . 175 5, ,1 . r------------, After you have acquired the car you should call your 40's . fra 1ncs gives you some idea about his general philosophy. It also offers some clue what the Yankee players can expect now that he's president of the ball club, Rosen was the one who announced the fining of Thurman Munson, Graig Nettles, Sparky Lyle, Mickey Rivers and Roy White for missing the team's welcome home luncheon at a midtown hoteJ'Iast Friday . Each was fined $SOO. . • Nettles said he couldn't make the function because h1s wtfe had a doewr's appointment and he had to baby-sit for their three chi ldren. White said he had showed up at the hotel ~nd then left whe:t he couldn't find the room where the receplton was being held . Rivers said he thought it was "lousy" that he pm was fined . The other two didn't say much of anythmg. Wedn es day' s Game s White was there. I know that because I saw him . New York at Tor onto Rosen did a little investigating and discovered White had Oakland at M innesota M llw at Boston , n1g hf been at tbe hotel and then left to keep an appointment with his Detr oit at Cleve , night tn man. He immediately rescinded White 's fine . Cali ! at Seatl tc , n1ght The affair did not benefit the Yankees financially . ll did raise 165,000 for one of the charily programs conducted by the Archdiocese of New York and offered the 1,200 Yankee fans, who turned out, an opportunity lo see their heroes up close. When Nettles says "why don't they just leave us alo~e a~d I I let us play ball?" 1 think he 's losing sight of those rnaktng h1s salary possible, the fans . 1 LAFF - A· DAY The Yankee players can't say they weren 't given enough advance notice abo ut the lun cheon, either. NH l Playolts Four days before it took place, on Ute plane lrip back from By United Pres:. International Second Round Texas. every pla ye r was told about the get-togetber by lhe CBut ot se.... en l coaches and each received typewritten instructions from NY Islanders vs . Toronto Mickey Morabito , the. club's PR man, The following day in CNY hlandl!rs lead, 1-0) Ap r il 17- NY lslanae r s 4, Milwaukee every player found a memo in his locker . Toronto I "Ownership understands that the players don 't get much April 19- Toronto at NY time w themselves," Rosen says. "This was for charity , not Islanders . 8:05p.m . April 21- NY ISlanders at anything we benefitted from , one nickel. I don't want to get my Toronto , 8·05 p.m . back up about this, and I hope it's all over with, bull took the April 23- N Y ISlanders al nto. 8:05p .m . . action because 1 fell the New York Yankees were within lhetr ToroApr il 25- Torooto a t NY rights ." . Islander s, 8 05 p .m . April 2J ...... NY l sl l!lnders al The whole thing reminds me of an episode years ago m Toronlo, 8.05 p .m . Delroit when an auwmobile company invited all the Tiger (SeYenlh gam e to be l!lnnoun " What's this I hear about you players to a luncheon. ced i Chicago vs . Boston not wanUng lo be the spokes· The late Goose Goslin was delegated w round up all the (Boston 1e1d1, 1-0) man for our f.,ievanee commit- players and the only ,ones he could persuade w attend were April 17- Boston 6, Ch lce oo 1 April 19- Cnlcaoo at 'B oston, tee anymore . three rookies. · 1:35 p.m. "I come wthese things all the time and never get anything;" April 21- Boston a1 Ctlicago , Goslin needled one of the company officials before lhe 8:35p.m. Apr il 13- Bo ston at Chicago, luncheon got under way. 8:35p.m. x -Apr il 25 C1'1 1cago at "Not this time," replied the official. "When you go W the Boston . 7:35 p.m . table, looli under your plate ." X·Ap r it 27- Boston a t Chica Under each player's plate was a certificate for a brand new oo . 8:35p .m . (seventh game to be announ car but he had to be present to receive It , Goslin and the three cedi rookies were the only ones wget the cars, and you never heard Detro it vs . Montrea l ! Montreat leads , 1·0) such howls of anguish as when they came back and told lhe Apr il 17- Montreal 6, Detrol1 rest of the lef!Alut Tigers. 2 present auto Insurance coverage? Th• 0Rilv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday , Apfill8, 1978 ~. Jam going to buy ~ new car . What should I do about my BABY FRESH WIPES Angels 1, Mariners 3: California 's Frank Tanana ran his record to ~. despite being roughed up for 12 hits in 7 1-3 innings. Angel outfielder Don·Baylor slugged his fourth homer of the season and Ron · Jackson added four hits to hand Seattle starter Rick Honeycutt his first loss of the season. pm Carmel News, By the Day Tel( aS Cle ve Matack, were still able to come back and win . Our kids believe they can comeback any time. That's the wa y they're talking oo the bench all the time." Trailing by lhree.entering the ninth the Tigers loaded the ba;es ' against Jim Willoughby on consecutive singles by Lance Parrish, Aurelio Rodriguez and pin chhiller Phil Mankowski. Ron LeFlore then laced a double into the right field corner W score two runs and Lou Whitaker welcomed reliever Ron Schueler with a single tD right tbat lied the game. d B bby B d Right liel er o on s, attempting to nail Rodriguez at the plate, threw wildly past catcher · Bill Nahorodny and LeFlore galloped home easily Y(ith the winning run . Manager Bob Lemon of Chicago , who used starter Wilbur Wood and five reHevers in the losing effort, • Ik said ''The only thmg now is that they just kept hitting everything." Elsewhere in tile American League, Kansas City downed Toronto, 3 ~ 1, Oakland trounced Minneso ta , 7.. 2, Boston r outed Milwaukee, 9' 2, Cleveland blanked Texas, &<1, Baltimore defea te the New York Yankees , 6-1, and California beat Seattle. 7-3. Royals 3, Blue Jays 1: George Brell scored the tying run in the seventh BOWLING Hi gh game - Men . Ed Voss KC 000 000 t2Q-,- 3 50 Tor 000 100 000 l J 1 2t 4; Da rrell Dugan 200 ; Gu ra . Bird (8). H rabos ky (9) Women , Mar y Voss 191 , and Cowens ; Je ffer so n and Beck y Kloes t87 . Cer one W- Gu r a ( I OJ. L Team high series - To m's Je tf erson (0 21 H~ 'i Kansas Ca rry Out 107 1. Cit y ; Br ett ( 1) Team hi g h game - Tom's BaiT 10 1 040 000 6 12 1 Ca rry Out 713. NY OtO 000000- t 50 F 1 an a g a n and Dempsey : Hunter , Goss!loe (5), Cl ay (9) and M unson w- Fl ana gan , 1 2. L- Hunter . 0 2. HR - Bi'lll imor e. DeC 1nces ( 1) . Corrective Conditioner $2 .60 Value s cn ed~ 1 e Cl J Am erican League 200 000 000- 2 8 2 Mi lw Bos 600 710 OOx - 9 10 0 S1e in , Cal dwell <1), Cast r o (8) and Mart inez and Moore (91; Torrez , Wr ight (8 1 anCl F is k . w - Torr ez (7 .0) L - Si ein {0 1). HRs- Boston , Hobson (J) . Asst. tranSaCtionS r~,;:~~~a~~~ r:~r:;rr,ga~~~~~ I Only games Bubble Bath Sports Lonbo rg , M cGraw (9) and G•ants tor guard John Hic ks . San Fr an cisco Traded Boone ; Candelar ia , Tekul vc (8J r unning bac k Del vin Will \'!ms and 011. W- Lonbo rg , 1. 1 L Candelar ia, l -2. HR s- Ph iladel · to M iami fo r free sa fety Vern phia, Lu zi nsk i { 1); Pitt sburgh, Roberson , wide rece iver Fred. die Solomon and the Dolphins ' Parker (21. f ir st .and f ifth round cho ices in Cine i 204 101 000- 8 15 1 the t978 draft . Baseball LA 000 000 020- 2 5 2 Cinc innat i Placed th ird Bonham , Tomlin 19 1 and Bench . Hoo l on , Hough (3), baseman Ray Kn ight on the 21· Garmen (8) and Yeager, Oates . day disabled l ist; c al led up -W- Bonham , J 0. L - Hooton . o. inf ie lder M i ke Gra ce from the 2. H R- L os Ange les. Monday India napol is farm cl ub . Toronto Sen t outf ielder (4) . Stev e Bowling to th e Chica go N.Y . 020101011 - 6 9 1 Wh i t e sox farm at Knoxvil le for St L 200 000 000- 2 7 t cash . College Esp inos a, Locl(wooCl (8) and R ice - Named Augie Erturth Slel'lrns ; Fi!dcone .• Ur rea ( 6). vuc kov icn (91 and Simmons. W as al hlet 1c d1r ec lor and assist - Esp inosa, 1 1. L - Fal con e, 0 · t. CALGON deficit by scoring four Urnes in the ninth inning Monday and Hiller picked up his first win of the year with three innings of relief work· a~ the Tigers downed the Chtcago White Sox, 10-9. " We played a sloppy game," said Hiller, "but we Linescores Ph i la Heavy Duty 5- DIET=---POP THROW AWAY PINT BOffiES 5/•1 MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 TO_lO P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 10 we Accept Federal Food Stamps-We ReseM The Right To .Lm~ Quarrtiti~;'-' ' �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April ia, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o... Tuesday, Aprill8, 1978 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PillA with Pepperoni or Sousage ltg~lor Prir• U. \0 I SPECIAL S 1 79 MON.-IUII .• WED APRil 11 -tt AT ill GINO'S Masonic Temple. Inspection will be preceded by a dinner at 6:15p.m. with tickets at a cost of $3.50 to be secured from Ann Thomas. Betty Van Matre, or Bessie King. Acknowledged during the meeting were donations on the remod'eling project from Denver and Nora Rice, Maxine Bennett, Jaunita Harris, Phyllis Skinner, Vaughn and Margaret McKnight, Emma Clatworthy and Freda Hood. Mrs. Etta Mae Norton reported on the plaque which will list the names of those donating, or those in whose name they gave. Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell of the ways and means corrunittee reported on the rllllll1lllge sale earlier this month, and asked members to order hOusehold projects before April 26. Arrangements for serving the Middleport Alum· ru Association banquet on May 26, 6:30 p.m. were made. Mrs. Marie Hawkins was appointed housing chainnan for those planning to atteml Grand Chapter in October. Members are to contact her to register . Mrs. Bea Kuhn invited members to the April18 installation of the White Shrine of Gallipolis at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Euvetta Bechtel of the cheer com•nittee reported that Lillian Roush had been remembered by the Chapter and that Arline Davis is home from University Hospital. During the meeting inilia· lion was held for Billy and Lil ,,•.. 1 ,., ·r .,"• , ~ I I. Swisher & Lohse ' Pharmacy .t ,,:~ i • •! ,..•, .. + Kennedy. Communications were read from Grand Chapter on reservations, and a thank you note was read from Mrs. Housh for a remembrance fr om the chapter. Invitations to inspecti ons were read from the ChatiJI'rs at Chillicothe, Nelsonville. Heinersville, Lowell, New Matamoras, Harrisonville. Cadiz, Gallipolis, Bartlett . Guysv ille, Youngs town, Zanesville, Macksburg, Parma and Warren. In vitations to friendship night observances were from Mason, W. Va. and Point Pleasant. · Bess ie King, worthy matron , and Bob King, worthy patron, presided at the meeting with the pro tem of· fleers being Kay Logan. Ada h; Naomi King ; th; Euvetta Bechtle, Esther ; Et· ta Mae Norton, Martha ; Kathryn Mitchell , EJecta. and Marie Hawkins. association matron. Mrs. Louise McE lh i nn y and Sand y Walker were sw1shine pa ges. At the May meetin g past matrons and past patrons will be honored. There will be a covered dish dinner then. Past matrons served refreshments during a concluding social hour . Pomeroy, Ohio Is Proud to Announce that they will now honor all U.M. W. ' . Medical Cards. Please present your medical cards on each and jumper contests to be WEIGH UP AFTER HER OPERATION ! RAP: CHESTEH--Three new members were welcomed at the Wednesday night meeting of the Past Councilors Club of Ch es t er Counc il 323 Daughters of America, held at the hall. 'I'aken mto · membership were Mrs. I.R.ona Hensley, Mrs. Mae McPeek, and Mrs. Ada BisselL Mrs. Erma Cleland presided at the meeting and read frotn Acts • led in the Lord's Pr"yer, a' nd " the salute to the flag. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes gave the secreta ry 's report, Mrs. Go ldi e F red erick the treasurer's report. For roll call members commented on . tl ungs their mothers did which they don't do tO<I"v. I understand that eirnuchs usuaily get fa t, th,ough maybe it's because, beirig deprived on other pleasures, they beam in on food. Would a tubal liga tion make a woman gain weight' I had one at age 22. Weighed 122 then, never had to diet. In a year and one-half, I've jwnped to 147 pounds! Is some honnone change responsible? •STEADILY INCHEASI NG DEAHS. !. : I can't see how a tubal ligation could cause weight gain , unless, with pregnancy fears eliminated, you're more relaxed now, and therefore have a better appetite. My g'uess: calories, not honnones, are your problem. HELF.N S.L: . Has your lifestyle changed in the past year and one-half? Perhaps you now have a job which requires more eating-QUI (restaurant meals are loaded with starch). Or maybe you got married : cooking for a hungry husband adds pounds. I know 11 SUE Mr. and Mrs. Guy Priddy t o CE LEBHATE - Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Priddy, Hysell Hun HO<Jd, Pomeroy,.will celebrate their golden wedding anniversa ry wi th an open house on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. •I the Ash Street Freewill Ba phsl.Chur~h . The couple were llliiiTird on April 21 , 1928 by the Rev. George Oiler. Mr. and Mrs. Priddy have nine children, Wanda Stewart, Dale, .Jea nnie ·Buckley, J ames, Charlotte Newell. Marjorie Hi fr, Jack. Tim and Brenda Jeffers. They have :1 4grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I invited Donna to my slumber party. She called at the last minute and said she couldn't come because of a co ld. Another friend told me later she was out. ali night with her boyfriend and used my party as an excuse for her parents . Should 1 just casually call her folks and say how sorry I was thatDonna was sick fo r my party ? ·REALLY MAD PATSY DEAHMADPAT : .:. Not if you 're doing it to get even. Which, of course, you are. -SUE DEAR R.M .P.: ... But don't let Donna think she can pull this little trick again. It 's half past confrontation-time, H.M.P. - tell her to find another Patsy! · HELEN RAP : Perhaps thi s will help "Heartbroken " who can 't stop brooding over her )Jusband 's affair, even though they're very together now: In the tiny booklet ·'Springs of Oriental Wisdom" is the Chinese proverb : "That the birds of worry and care fly above your head : this o you cannot change. But that they build nesll; in your hair, this By JOAN HANAUER you can prevent. " • F ALKA UP! Television Writer NOTE FROM HANDS : And may they fly over fast to avoid NE WYO HK (U PI I - The early Nielsen returns on the first fallout ! episode of NBC's "The Holocaust" indicate that about 6 million ''ewers wal(·hed the t hree~10 ur program on April 16 in New DEAR HELEN AND SUE : York City . Chi cago and Los Angeles. I know how "Hea rtbroken" feels . My girlfriend cheated lin Those are the so-ealled Nielsen "overnight" cities that me, and the thought tortured. It wa sn't a matter of forgivin g provide insta nt viewing statistics. her : deep down I couldn't forgive myself - I kept wondering In New York . "Holoca ust" had a 32.6 rating and a 48 per cent how I had been inadequate. 1 share of the audience, compared to 15.5 and 23 for CBS, which RICHAHD FR IEND Then I began to see that for me to genuinely forgi ve was a stock to regular programming. ABC, where "How the West pretty fair indication that I wasn 't so bad. After all , she carne turns two - Rkhard Was Won" was followed by a rerun of the James Bond movie, back : I won, so why be judgmental ? Finally I realized Edison Friend c••lebratcd his Sl'cond birthday at th1• "Diamonds Ar e Forever," received a 15.6 rating and a 23 everyone is tempted, especially when they might suspect home of his parcnL<. Mr. · sh<:~ re . they're taken for granted. My g.f. has more than made up f"• In C'h ica~o. "Holocaust" scored a 29.3 rating and a 43 share, her lapse, and the past is truly gone .· M.F.N. and Mrs . Richard 0. Friend, Middleport, March with CBS poll ing 13.2 with a 19 share and ABC in with a 21.6 rating and a 32 share. 30. Attending the party In Los An ~elcs, the "Holoca ust " figures were 28.7 rating and werr his grandparents, Mr. SPECIAL MEETING a 43 share, compared to 14.0 fo r CBS with a 21 share, and 15.4 and Mrs. Richard M. There will be a special Big rating and 2:! share for ABC. Friend , Mark, Bt•linda Bend Regatta meeting There are no qu ick b'U esses on whether these figures will Friend, Mr. and Mrs.'Brian W ednesday at 7:30p.m. at the hold up na tionally, since New York, Chicago and Los Angeles Friend, Keith, Stary and Meigs Inn at which time a have si1.abl e Jewish populations who would be expected to Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Mar· theme for the event will be vin Friend and Arnie. Sen· have U1e hi ghest interest in U1e program. chosen. All interested parties TIJF.'iDAY ding gifts were Edna There's something to be said for the theory that television XI GAMMA MU Cbapter of are invited to attend. Fau lk , Eddie 's great· !Urns the mind in to lll pi oca. Dick Cavett taped a two-part panel Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , will grandmoth er, and his discussi.on ·on television, for broadcast on PBS April 1&.19 meet at 7:30 Tuesday night at gra ndparents, Mr. and t check loca I listin gs ). the Middleport Fire Station. Mrs. Edison Putney and His four intell igent guests were Herb Schmertz, vice Karen Goins and Unda Biffle rr-::·w:·~-~w~r·w;::::--1, Matt. Refreshm•·nts in· president for pu bli c affairs, Mobil Oil Company (those will be hostesses. Members eluded an orange, blu•• and wonderfu l folks who gave you " Upslllirs, Downstairs"), Jeff whik• circus cakt', k e reminded to take a toy ror ~ Greenfield, author of "Television, the First Fifty Years" (a are cream , potato chips, and a servke project. ni fty and handsome ly ill ustrated tome), Ron Powers, author of puJII•h . ANNUAL INSPECTION. "The Newscasters: The News. Business as Show Business," and Ni cholas Johnson, chairman of the National Citizens Racine- Miisonic Lodge, 461, F&AM, Tuesday evenin g, ~ Commission for Broadcasting. 7:30. Work In Master Mason . Their discussion over Ole two nights is wide ranging, and degree; all Master Masons (ends to be highlr en tical of everything from television com- invited. mercials to en lies. But suddenly toward the end of the first HIO GRANDE Chorale show , Ole eon,·ersa ti on dissolves. To quote from the performing at Salisbury Give Mom B trarcscript : Elementary School, 7 p.m. L . G Tuesday. Public is invited; ashng l • free of charge. Salisbury PTO Gl've Her m~ting after ~e program for election and installation of Iewe/ry. officers and a business J' meeting. o Diamond GROUP JI of Middleport Pehdants First United Presbyterian Church meeting at 7:30p.m. Rings tonight at the home of Mrs. Earrings Tom Hue with Mrs. Kate o Mother's Rings Brown, cohostess. Pens WEDNF.'iDAY SOUTHERN Junior High Necklaces ..... PTO Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. o Braclets , MEIGS County Fish and o Stick pens Game Wednesday at club 0 Bulova bouse 7:30 p.m. Acutron REGULAR MEETIN G, Ca ravelle Area volunteer Fire and Emergency Assn ., WedWrest watches nesday, 7:30 p.m. at fire Visit station in Rutland . MEIG~ Muzzl eloaders Club, 7:30p.m. Wednesday at Tewksbary Barber Shop, W. SeCond, Pomeroy ; all in· terested welcome. TV. .in Review 1 1 I Calendar I I Mother's Day is May 14 th l YOU CAN ALWAYS '.~BEST SELLER·' ' read~ it. And. whv not '! T h ere's some thin g for t•wryhocly in th (• rla ss ified pages in The Daily Sentinel JEWELRY STORE and MaewillSpencer. May hostesses be Mrs. Sadie Trussell and Mrs. Dorothy Lawson. Others attending the meeting were Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Mrs. Be . tty Roush, 'Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Laura Mae Nice,' Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Jean Frederick, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. ! •tha Wood, Mrs. ) Mabel ~Van Meter and Mrs. Marg·are! Tuttle. Fry, CWA chairman, when the Rock Springs Grange met . Thursday night·at the hall. Acommunication was read from the state secretary, and de1ega tes and a1ternates to the state Grange convention were elected. There was a '" uoan k you note rrom t he Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness for a donation. Mendal Jordan , deputy· master, and Mrs. Jordan were present and gave short talks. It was noted that Mrs. Mary Ross, wife of the state master, will have open heart surgeryatRiversideHospital J soon. The annual membership drive was announced for involved in new churchhwork Aprr'123 to 29 . At the Apn·129 having ministered the re WI·u be a · . H ustwit Tnew mee1mg churches m o on, ex. potluck dinner preceding the and Hanover, Inc. He is married and ha s four children. He and his wife have bee n fo s· ter parents for 11 years CONDITION NOTED and in that time have Mrs. Wi~na Terrell of had 26 babies in their home. Kitts is now an associate Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, evangelist with the Christian underwent surgery on Friday Restoration Association in at the Holzer Medical Center. Cincinnati. He also writes a She is reported by the family monthl y col umn for the to be in satisfactory condi· . tion. Her room number is 212. Restoration Herald. Ever yone is invited to Mrs. Terrell first entered the attend this spring meeting. hospital on Jan. 15. She was John McArthur is the discharged on April 5, and readmitted on April lO. minister. • Rachael Downie is chairman. Ohio Dis1ricts held at Logan. Mrs. Donna Jones led in a Attending the conference dl scuss•on · on th e toptc, · ·"Ap- were Mrs. Virgm1a · · Th oren, pointment with God - The Mrs . Elva Cotterill, Mrs. Company We Enter" and Clara Grueser, and Mrs. Mrs. MargaretBiaettnar con- Downie. Mrs. Blaettnar servdueled the business meeting. ed refreshments at the c.on· It was announced that there elusion ofthe meeting. Others will be no rummage sale at. attending were Mrs. Veda the church this spring. Davis, Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. Downie reported on Mrs. Janet Nease, and Pastor the T',.,"ta te ... ,.. on rerence of the w·tl ' M'ddl ' •am I eswarth . spnn:g , revtva , /pHJ.nned tn, ·Romer011 J~ l GUEST SPEAKE R- Martha Keisler 'of Stow, vice president of the Ohio Federati on of Business and Professjonal Women's Cl u b~. was guest speaker at last night's meeting of the Middleport Club. Ms. Keisler, center, is pictured ~1th Mrs. A!wJida Werner, president of the Middleport Club, left, and Loretta Jones, Jaekson , director of strictl7, BPW Clubs. who also spoke briefly at the meeting. looking for a job or EDITOR • servrces, you •rt' sure to !Zl't quit·k re s ult s. from the page~! Sorority to assist area Lions Club is . .. The Only Italian You Need to Know In Order to Vote in the June 6th Primary WAS ASS IGNED now serve with a wlit of the The son of a Racine couple Tactical Air Command. h a~ bee n ass igned to The airma n graduated Mountain Home AFB , Idaho, from high school in 1977. following graduation from th e av ionics systems ..r-------l _€9.1!i ~rnent specialist course .-THE DAIL-- Y.SENTI Nrrl II:. · ~~ti~~~~~;!di~!~i~~~ Charles White of Mille dleport was admitted to 11M: Holzer Medical Center Mon· day morning. He is In inten- was trained to perform maintenance · on integrated airborne equipment and will sive care. On All Living Room Suites MASON FURNITURE FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM a by experimenting with second opinion surgical consultation .. .and, as active participants in the health planning process, by advocating better use of health care resources, discouraging waste and preventing unnecessary duplication of facilities and services. · And, as always, we're helping company groups and individual subscribers get the greatest value out of every health care dollar they spend. We'll take the responsibility for setting up effective, economical health care programs. But the responsibility for holding down health care costs is something we all share. Frankly, some of the reasons for the high cost of health care make us sick. Please, take ~;are of yourself. · Blue Cross. Blue Shield,, ~ -•w.r>.o_ CI_ A....,. ®' ~ ...-..u If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Properly Registered. Phone the Board. '10000 TRADE-IN .. All of us helping......,each of us. ....... ..... ........, --.~ ..., GINO 'S PIZZA ISN 'T AN , ORDINARY PIZZA. IT'S A SUPEf1 EXTRA-OR DINAR Y PI ZZA .. "' A GEN UIN ELY GREAT, All-ITALIAN PIZiA THAT WILL THR ILL , YOU WITH THE GOOD TASTE OF TH AT Ol ' COUNTRY FLAVOR . Visit the Board's Office in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- OR Mail the Board a Card · •••• cost 1!1 If You are Not Registered: the program with Bill Rad· refreshments. ford as acting lecturer. There were songs by Huth and Sue Ellen Fry entitled "Watching Scottie Grow" and "Up With " Ann F ry aIs·o Peop1e. " RUu• played the guitar and Sue ANNIVERSARY Ellen the dulcimer. Francis SPECIAL Schae ff er rea d a poem en 11'11ed " It's Free" and Ray and 12" PIZZA Usa Pullins sang "Why Me?" with hPftrtni .,. StvHtlt and "Fill My Cup." There Rttul•r r rict Sl.IO wa.s a quiz conducted by Bill C h Radford with Pam ounc asd SPECIAL 1179 the winner, Radford " rea d MOUUIS.-WED. "Another Special Child an APRIL 11-lt the program concluded with a AT lll film strip from the State Grange shown by Barliara GINO'S and Frederick Goeglein. Mrs, E'" u•e1 r.Jrueser, Jec· ... Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday April 17-18-19 YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6nt the program, and Mrs. Amos -· I MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS John Duerr and Mrs. William • The Pomeroy Church of each evening for ·babies and Christ will be having a Spring small children . 'dTrans· df Revival April 23-28 at 7:30 portation wiii be provJ e or p.m. The meetirtgs will be those who need a ride by held at the church building ·calling 992·2926. located at 212 W. Main Street. Gene Kitts from Hanover, A nursery will be provided Ind. will be th~ evongelist . Mr. Kitts is a graduate of the Cincinnati Bible Seminary with a BSL degree. He has served in the located ministry for 16 years. He has sung with the Gospelaires Quartet from Mon., Tues., Wed. & SalCalvary Bible Church is Akron , the Waymakers ·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon announcing special services Quartet from Berry, Ky., and to be held Thursday. The the Brotherhoo d Quartet regular mid-week service from Cincinnati, all over the Herman Grate will be moved to Thursday last 23 years. evening to make use of a Mason, W.Va. 773·5592 Gene Kitts has also been unique special speaker, Rev. William Whiteside, pastor of a Free Presbyterian Ch urch • in Ireland. His church is located just outside Belfast, Ireland in the viilage of Kilkeel. Rev. Whiteside wili - be in this country for about two weeks preaching in ,.jl several churches in Ohio; In light of the news releases about the situation in Northern Ireland, this will give residents an opportunity to learn first hand ol the con· KEHM IT THE FHOG wi ll b€ injecting some new life dition , of Christianity in i stuffing'! l inlu Ameri can journalism when he become.s .I,,.,, •' Ireland . Everyone is invited the nation's newest, and undoubtedly gree nest, r. .. j~ to attend this special service newspaper executive this April. As he faced a deadline for at 7:30 p.m. at the Calvary the f1rst JSsue of The Muppel Show News, edit or-in-ehief Bible Church at 26 North Ken nit said. "Our policy on the paper Ia bi-monthly to be Second Avenue, Middleport. sent to The Muppet Show fan d ub members! will be absolutely biased reporting. I' verything in it will be about tile Muppds ." The gent at Kenmt 's left is his n;anag111g lprulloum· t·d "mullciling"l editor. " He was perfect for the GARDENERS MEET job." sa1d Kermit. " Everybody k11ows the best manag1ng Star Garden Club members ..:tlil urs a rc monsters." entertained members of the Good Luck Garden Club at the home of Mrs. C. E. Stout or Albany Hostesses for the meeting were Miss Hazel Henson and Mrs. Stout with 40 members and guests present. Those from the Athens M~ntal Health Center were presented begonias to plant by the Star Club 's therapy The Preceptor Beta Beta to the Meigs Co unty chairperson. Mrs. Allegra Chapter of Bet11 Sigma Phi Historical Society toward Will presented a daffodil arSororit y will ass iol the publication of a book, The rangement t o Mrs . Pori1eroy ·Middleport Ij ons Sorority's City Council has Co ughen our who acCl ub m a fund raising project. pledged $500 toward the pr ~r companied them for Mrs.,Ed· Meeting Thursday night at ject. ward Mizicko who was the Mi ddleport fi•·c station, Bob Byer of the Middleport reported ill. Refreshments Or a destroyed liver? the chapter members voted Fire Department. gave a were served and a plant sale You'd think there were more than enough natural to w;sist with a ticket sa le 011 history of the department was held . Next meeting of the a Mudei-T half·scale vehicle noting that Middleport was Star Club will be with Mrs. maladies and disasters that could befall a person. But some of currently being displayed in first volunteer depa rtment in Orion Nelson. us insist on increasing the odds for catastrophic illness and the Sears window. the state to have a fire truck. a premature death by smoking and drinking excessively. Members were remindl'l:! of Refreshments were served the tea to be held this·Thurs· by Vera Crow and Veima Your Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans can't blow out t4J y 111 tlw home of Mrs. Ann Rue . the match every time you decide to light up. Or pour that SEEN AND HEARD Hupe, 7::10 p.m. and of the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth third martini down the drain. We're helping to hold down Founder's Day dinner to be McLaughlin and daughter, held April 27 at 6:30 p.m. at health care costs by doing things within our area of influence ... Debbie were in Xenia over the Spm1smen!nn , Athens. like pioneering and broadening ambulatory programs such as the weekend for a visit with Pla ns were furthered for Mr . and Mrs. Alan pre-admission testing, post discharge testing, same-day surgery and The avcra ~e depth ol the U1e May 28 dance at !loyal McLaughlin. home care... by being involved in utilization review and peer review.. . Oak Park with proceeds to go Pacific Ocean is 13,739 feet. L~.~!._._~~~~J sellin!Z, ren tin g. leas ing, ~~.,;~ !cALL 992-21561 Mrs. Mary Showalter and Mrs. lnzyGames Newell hostesses. were were condueled by Goldie Frederick Arrangements for the an· nual mother-daughter ban· que1 t0 be held May 9 at St· Paul's Lutheran Church were !Ilade during· a recent meeting of the American l.o~~theran Church Women of St. Paul and St. John's Lutheran Churches. It was decided that the ALCW will buy the flowers for the banquet along Wl·th th f M0 th • f) M• ose or er s ay. r.,. GOESSLER 'S. Wfwther you're hu~· in g, classified • I I I 1 TELL A The en tire famil )' I 1 I 'ft There was a lesson·on flag eli· quette. Irish minister will be speaker ,------· · · , Social visit. • Three taken iii as ·Mother-daughter banquet !!,~:~~~~n::._~::::.~~~~. ~!~~ .. ){A . b ] d fi .J M D new 0}.(1 mem ers p·~. janne or eart1J . a1J ~~do~~:~;\~'r~et:r:~: G~~:%~n oftheGrangehad Y::~~d a~~n~f~ a~de~~sd 'J 'J OES inspection slated for May MIDDLEPORT-Inspection was announced for May 11 at <' 7:30 p.m. when Evangeline 0\apter 172, Order of the Eastern Star, met Thursday night at the Middleport ,. '· MEIGS OOUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS - MHomc 1em pie avmtln-g-P.O. Box 488, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone 992-2697 Hours 9:00-4: Go-Saturdays 9: 00-12:00 ,. ' • ,, �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April ia, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o... Tuesday, Aprill8, 1978 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PillA with Pepperoni or Sousage ltg~lor Prir• U. \0 I SPECIAL S 1 79 MON.-IUII .• WED APRil 11 -tt AT ill GINO'S Masonic Temple. Inspection will be preceded by a dinner at 6:15p.m. with tickets at a cost of $3.50 to be secured from Ann Thomas. Betty Van Matre, or Bessie King. Acknowledged during the meeting were donations on the remod'eling project from Denver and Nora Rice, Maxine Bennett, Jaunita Harris, Phyllis Skinner, Vaughn and Margaret McKnight, Emma Clatworthy and Freda Hood. Mrs. Etta Mae Norton reported on the plaque which will list the names of those donating, or those in whose name they gave. Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell of the ways and means corrunittee reported on the rllllll1lllge sale earlier this month, and asked members to order hOusehold projects before April 26. Arrangements for serving the Middleport Alum· ru Association banquet on May 26, 6:30 p.m. were made. Mrs. Marie Hawkins was appointed housing chainnan for those planning to atteml Grand Chapter in October. Members are to contact her to register . Mrs. Bea Kuhn invited members to the April18 installation of the White Shrine of Gallipolis at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Euvetta Bechtel of the cheer com•nittee reported that Lillian Roush had been remembered by the Chapter and that Arline Davis is home from University Hospital. During the meeting inilia· lion was held for Billy and Lil ,,•.. 1 ,., ·r .,"• , ~ I I. Swisher & Lohse ' Pharmacy .t ,,:~ i • •! ,..•, .. + Kennedy. Communications were read from Grand Chapter on reservations, and a thank you note was read from Mrs. Housh for a remembrance fr om the chapter. Invitations to inspecti ons were read from the ChatiJI'rs at Chillicothe, Nelsonville. Heinersville, Lowell, New Matamoras, Harrisonville. Cadiz, Gallipolis, Bartlett . Guysv ille, Youngs town, Zanesville, Macksburg, Parma and Warren. In vitations to friendship night observances were from Mason, W. Va. and Point Pleasant. · Bess ie King, worthy matron , and Bob King, worthy patron, presided at the meeting with the pro tem of· fleers being Kay Logan. Ada h; Naomi King ; th; Euvetta Bechtle, Esther ; Et· ta Mae Norton, Martha ; Kathryn Mitchell , EJecta. and Marie Hawkins. association matron. Mrs. Louise McE lh i nn y and Sand y Walker were sw1shine pa ges. At the May meetin g past matrons and past patrons will be honored. There will be a covered dish dinner then. Past matrons served refreshments during a concluding social hour . Pomeroy, Ohio Is Proud to Announce that they will now honor all U.M. W. ' . Medical Cards. Please present your medical cards on each and jumper contests to be WEIGH UP AFTER HER OPERATION ! RAP: CHESTEH--Three new members were welcomed at the Wednesday night meeting of the Past Councilors Club of Ch es t er Counc il 323 Daughters of America, held at the hall. 'I'aken mto · membership were Mrs. I.R.ona Hensley, Mrs. Mae McPeek, and Mrs. Ada BisselL Mrs. Erma Cleland presided at the meeting and read frotn Acts • led in the Lord's Pr"yer, a' nd " the salute to the flag. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes gave the secreta ry 's report, Mrs. Go ldi e F red erick the treasurer's report. For roll call members commented on . tl ungs their mothers did which they don't do tO<I"v. I understand that eirnuchs usuaily get fa t, th,ough maybe it's because, beirig deprived on other pleasures, they beam in on food. Would a tubal liga tion make a woman gain weight' I had one at age 22. Weighed 122 then, never had to diet. In a year and one-half, I've jwnped to 147 pounds! Is some honnone change responsible? •STEADILY INCHEASI NG DEAHS. !. : I can't see how a tubal ligation could cause weight gain , unless, with pregnancy fears eliminated, you're more relaxed now, and therefore have a better appetite. My g'uess: calories, not honnones, are your problem. HELF.N S.L: . Has your lifestyle changed in the past year and one-half? Perhaps you now have a job which requires more eating-QUI (restaurant meals are loaded with starch). Or maybe you got married : cooking for a hungry husband adds pounds. I know 11 SUE Mr. and Mrs. Guy Priddy t o CE LEBHATE - Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Priddy, Hysell Hun HO<Jd, Pomeroy,.will celebrate their golden wedding anniversa ry wi th an open house on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. •I the Ash Street Freewill Ba phsl.Chur~h . The couple were llliiiTird on April 21 , 1928 by the Rev. George Oiler. Mr. and Mrs. Priddy have nine children, Wanda Stewart, Dale, .Jea nnie ·Buckley, J ames, Charlotte Newell. Marjorie Hi fr, Jack. Tim and Brenda Jeffers. They have :1 4grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I invited Donna to my slumber party. She called at the last minute and said she couldn't come because of a co ld. Another friend told me later she was out. ali night with her boyfriend and used my party as an excuse for her parents . Should 1 just casually call her folks and say how sorry I was thatDonna was sick fo r my party ? ·REALLY MAD PATSY DEAHMADPAT : .:. Not if you 're doing it to get even. Which, of course, you are. -SUE DEAR R.M .P.: ... But don't let Donna think she can pull this little trick again. It 's half past confrontation-time, H.M.P. - tell her to find another Patsy! · HELEN RAP : Perhaps thi s will help "Heartbroken " who can 't stop brooding over her )Jusband 's affair, even though they're very together now: In the tiny booklet ·'Springs of Oriental Wisdom" is the Chinese proverb : "That the birds of worry and care fly above your head : this o you cannot change. But that they build nesll; in your hair, this By JOAN HANAUER you can prevent. " • F ALKA UP! Television Writer NOTE FROM HANDS : And may they fly over fast to avoid NE WYO HK (U PI I - The early Nielsen returns on the first fallout ! episode of NBC's "The Holocaust" indicate that about 6 million ''ewers wal(·hed the t hree~10 ur program on April 16 in New DEAR HELEN AND SUE : York City . Chi cago and Los Angeles. I know how "Hea rtbroken" feels . My girlfriend cheated lin Those are the so-ealled Nielsen "overnight" cities that me, and the thought tortured. It wa sn't a matter of forgivin g provide insta nt viewing statistics. her : deep down I couldn't forgive myself - I kept wondering In New York . "Holoca ust" had a 32.6 rating and a 48 per cent how I had been inadequate. 1 share of the audience, compared to 15.5 and 23 for CBS, which RICHAHD FR IEND Then I began to see that for me to genuinely forgi ve was a stock to regular programming. ABC, where "How the West pretty fair indication that I wasn 't so bad. After all , she carne turns two - Rkhard Was Won" was followed by a rerun of the James Bond movie, back : I won, so why be judgmental ? Finally I realized Edison Friend c••lebratcd his Sl'cond birthday at th1• "Diamonds Ar e Forever," received a 15.6 rating and a 23 everyone is tempted, especially when they might suspect home of his parcnL<. Mr. · sh<:~ re . they're taken for granted. My g.f. has more than made up f"• In C'h ica~o. "Holocaust" scored a 29.3 rating and a 43 share, her lapse, and the past is truly gone .· M.F.N. and Mrs . Richard 0. Friend, Middleport, March with CBS poll ing 13.2 with a 19 share and ABC in with a 21.6 rating and a 32 share. 30. Attending the party In Los An ~elcs, the "Holoca ust " figures were 28.7 rating and werr his grandparents, Mr. SPECIAL MEETING a 43 share, compared to 14.0 fo r CBS with a 21 share, and 15.4 and Mrs. Richard M. There will be a special Big rating and 2:! share for ABC. Friend , Mark, Bt•linda Bend Regatta meeting There are no qu ick b'U esses on whether these figures will Friend, Mr. and Mrs.'Brian W ednesday at 7:30p.m. at the hold up na tionally, since New York, Chicago and Los Angeles Friend, Keith, Stary and Meigs Inn at which time a have si1.abl e Jewish populations who would be expected to Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Mar· theme for the event will be vin Friend and Arnie. Sen· have U1e hi ghest interest in U1e program. chosen. All interested parties TIJF.'iDAY ding gifts were Edna There's something to be said for the theory that television XI GAMMA MU Cbapter of are invited to attend. Fau lk , Eddie 's great· !Urns the mind in to lll pi oca. Dick Cavett taped a two-part panel Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , will grandmoth er, and his discussi.on ·on television, for broadcast on PBS April 1&.19 meet at 7:30 Tuesday night at gra ndparents, Mr. and t check loca I listin gs ). the Middleport Fire Station. Mrs. Edison Putney and His four intell igent guests were Herb Schmertz, vice Karen Goins and Unda Biffle rr-::·w:·~-~w~r·w;::::--1, Matt. Refreshm•·nts in· president for pu bli c affairs, Mobil Oil Company (those will be hostesses. Members eluded an orange, blu•• and wonderfu l folks who gave you " Upslllirs, Downstairs"), Jeff whik• circus cakt', k e reminded to take a toy ror ~ Greenfield, author of "Television, the First Fifty Years" (a are cream , potato chips, and a servke project. ni fty and handsome ly ill ustrated tome), Ron Powers, author of puJII•h . ANNUAL INSPECTION. "The Newscasters: The News. Business as Show Business," and Ni cholas Johnson, chairman of the National Citizens Racine- Miisonic Lodge, 461, F&AM, Tuesday evenin g, ~ Commission for Broadcasting. 7:30. Work In Master Mason . Their discussion over Ole two nights is wide ranging, and degree; all Master Masons (ends to be highlr en tical of everything from television com- invited. mercials to en lies. But suddenly toward the end of the first HIO GRANDE Chorale show , Ole eon,·ersa ti on dissolves. To quote from the performing at Salisbury Give Mom B trarcscript : Elementary School, 7 p.m. L . G Tuesday. Public is invited; ashng l • free of charge. Salisbury PTO Gl've Her m~ting after ~e program for election and installation of Iewe/ry. officers and a business J' meeting. o Diamond GROUP JI of Middleport Pehdants First United Presbyterian Church meeting at 7:30p.m. Rings tonight at the home of Mrs. Earrings Tom Hue with Mrs. Kate o Mother's Rings Brown, cohostess. Pens WEDNF.'iDAY SOUTHERN Junior High Necklaces ..... PTO Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. o Braclets , MEIGS County Fish and o Stick pens Game Wednesday at club 0 Bulova bouse 7:30 p.m. Acutron REGULAR MEETIN G, Ca ravelle Area volunteer Fire and Emergency Assn ., WedWrest watches nesday, 7:30 p.m. at fire Visit station in Rutland . MEIG~ Muzzl eloaders Club, 7:30p.m. Wednesday at Tewksbary Barber Shop, W. SeCond, Pomeroy ; all in· terested welcome. TV. .in Review 1 1 I Calendar I I Mother's Day is May 14 th l YOU CAN ALWAYS '.~BEST SELLER·' ' read~ it. And. whv not '! T h ere's some thin g for t•wryhocly in th (• rla ss ified pages in The Daily Sentinel JEWELRY STORE and MaewillSpencer. May hostesses be Mrs. Sadie Trussell and Mrs. Dorothy Lawson. Others attending the meeting were Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Mrs. Be . tty Roush, 'Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Laura Mae Nice,' Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Jean Frederick, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. ! •tha Wood, Mrs. ) Mabel ~Van Meter and Mrs. Marg·are! Tuttle. Fry, CWA chairman, when the Rock Springs Grange met . Thursday night·at the hall. Acommunication was read from the state secretary, and de1ega tes and a1ternates to the state Grange convention were elected. There was a '" uoan k you note rrom t he Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness for a donation. Mendal Jordan , deputy· master, and Mrs. Jordan were present and gave short talks. It was noted that Mrs. Mary Ross, wife of the state master, will have open heart surgeryatRiversideHospital J soon. The annual membership drive was announced for involved in new churchhwork Aprr'123 to 29 . At the Apn·129 having ministered the re WI·u be a · . H ustwit Tnew mee1mg churches m o on, ex. potluck dinner preceding the and Hanover, Inc. He is married and ha s four children. He and his wife have bee n fo s· ter parents for 11 years CONDITION NOTED and in that time have Mrs. Wi~na Terrell of had 26 babies in their home. Kitts is now an associate Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, evangelist with the Christian underwent surgery on Friday Restoration Association in at the Holzer Medical Center. Cincinnati. He also writes a She is reported by the family monthl y col umn for the to be in satisfactory condi· . tion. Her room number is 212. Restoration Herald. Ever yone is invited to Mrs. Terrell first entered the attend this spring meeting. hospital on Jan. 15. She was John McArthur is the discharged on April 5, and readmitted on April lO. minister. • Rachael Downie is chairman. Ohio Dis1ricts held at Logan. Mrs. Donna Jones led in a Attending the conference dl scuss•on · on th e toptc, · ·"Ap- were Mrs. Virgm1a · · Th oren, pointment with God - The Mrs . Elva Cotterill, Mrs. Company We Enter" and Clara Grueser, and Mrs. Mrs. MargaretBiaettnar con- Downie. Mrs. Blaettnar servdueled the business meeting. ed refreshments at the c.on· It was announced that there elusion ofthe meeting. Others will be no rummage sale at. attending were Mrs. Veda the church this spring. Davis, Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. Downie reported on Mrs. Janet Nease, and Pastor the T',.,"ta te ... ,.. on rerence of the w·tl ' M'ddl ' •am I eswarth . spnn:g , revtva , /pHJ.nned tn, ·Romer011 J~ l GUEST SPEAKE R- Martha Keisler 'of Stow, vice president of the Ohio Federati on of Business and Professjonal Women's Cl u b~. was guest speaker at last night's meeting of the Middleport Club. Ms. Keisler, center, is pictured ~1th Mrs. A!wJida Werner, president of the Middleport Club, left, and Loretta Jones, Jaekson , director of strictl7, BPW Clubs. who also spoke briefly at the meeting. looking for a job or EDITOR • servrces, you •rt' sure to !Zl't quit·k re s ult s. from the page~! Sorority to assist area Lions Club is . .. The Only Italian You Need to Know In Order to Vote in the June 6th Primary WAS ASS IGNED now serve with a wlit of the The son of a Racine couple Tactical Air Command. h a~ bee n ass igned to The airma n graduated Mountain Home AFB , Idaho, from high school in 1977. following graduation from th e av ionics systems ..r-------l _€9.1!i ~rnent specialist course .-THE DAIL-- Y.SENTI Nrrl II:. · ~~ti~~~~~;!di~!~i~~~ Charles White of Mille dleport was admitted to 11M: Holzer Medical Center Mon· day morning. He is In inten- was trained to perform maintenance · on integrated airborne equipment and will sive care. On All Living Room Suites MASON FURNITURE FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM a by experimenting with second opinion surgical consultation .. .and, as active participants in the health planning process, by advocating better use of health care resources, discouraging waste and preventing unnecessary duplication of facilities and services. · And, as always, we're helping company groups and individual subscribers get the greatest value out of every health care dollar they spend. We'll take the responsibility for setting up effective, economical health care programs. But the responsibility for holding down health care costs is something we all share. Frankly, some of the reasons for the high cost of health care make us sick. Please, take ~;are of yourself. · Blue Cross. Blue Shield,, ~ -•w.r>.o_ CI_ A....,. ®' ~ ...-..u If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Properly Registered. Phone the Board. '10000 TRADE-IN .. All of us helping......,each of us. ....... ..... ........, --.~ ..., GINO 'S PIZZA ISN 'T AN , ORDINARY PIZZA. IT'S A SUPEf1 EXTRA-OR DINAR Y PI ZZA .. "' A GEN UIN ELY GREAT, All-ITALIAN PIZiA THAT WILL THR ILL , YOU WITH THE GOOD TASTE OF TH AT Ol ' COUNTRY FLAVOR . Visit the Board's Office in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- OR Mail the Board a Card · •••• cost 1!1 If You are Not Registered: the program with Bill Rad· refreshments. ford as acting lecturer. There were songs by Huth and Sue Ellen Fry entitled "Watching Scottie Grow" and "Up With " Ann F ry aIs·o Peop1e. " RUu• played the guitar and Sue ANNIVERSARY Ellen the dulcimer. Francis SPECIAL Schae ff er rea d a poem en 11'11ed " It's Free" and Ray and 12" PIZZA Usa Pullins sang "Why Me?" with hPftrtni .,. StvHtlt and "Fill My Cup." There Rttul•r r rict Sl.IO wa.s a quiz conducted by Bill C h Radford with Pam ounc asd SPECIAL 1179 the winner, Radford " rea d MOUUIS.-WED. "Another Special Child an APRIL 11-lt the program concluded with a AT lll film strip from the State Grange shown by Barliara GINO'S and Frederick Goeglein. Mrs, E'" u•e1 r.Jrueser, Jec· ... Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday April 17-18-19 YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6nt the program, and Mrs. Amos -· I MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS John Duerr and Mrs. William • The Pomeroy Church of each evening for ·babies and Christ will be having a Spring small children . 'dTrans· df Revival April 23-28 at 7:30 portation wiii be provJ e or p.m. The meetirtgs will be those who need a ride by held at the church building ·calling 992·2926. located at 212 W. Main Street. Gene Kitts from Hanover, A nursery will be provided Ind. will be th~ evongelist . Mr. Kitts is a graduate of the Cincinnati Bible Seminary with a BSL degree. He has served in the located ministry for 16 years. He has sung with the Gospelaires Quartet from Mon., Tues., Wed. & SalCalvary Bible Church is Akron , the Waymakers ·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon announcing special services Quartet from Berry, Ky., and to be held Thursday. The the Brotherhoo d Quartet regular mid-week service from Cincinnati, all over the Herman Grate will be moved to Thursday last 23 years. evening to make use of a Mason, W.Va. 773·5592 Gene Kitts has also been unique special speaker, Rev. William Whiteside, pastor of a Free Presbyterian Ch urch • in Ireland. His church is located just outside Belfast, Ireland in the viilage of Kilkeel. Rev. Whiteside wili - be in this country for about two weeks preaching in ,.jl several churches in Ohio; In light of the news releases about the situation in Northern Ireland, this will give residents an opportunity to learn first hand ol the con· KEHM IT THE FHOG wi ll b€ injecting some new life dition , of Christianity in i stuffing'! l inlu Ameri can journalism when he become.s .I,,.,, •' Ireland . Everyone is invited the nation's newest, and undoubtedly gree nest, r. .. j~ to attend this special service newspaper executive this April. As he faced a deadline for at 7:30 p.m. at the Calvary the f1rst JSsue of The Muppel Show News, edit or-in-ehief Bible Church at 26 North Ken nit said. "Our policy on the paper Ia bi-monthly to be Second Avenue, Middleport. sent to The Muppet Show fan d ub members! will be absolutely biased reporting. I' verything in it will be about tile Muppds ." The gent at Kenmt 's left is his n;anag111g lprulloum· t·d "mullciling"l editor. " He was perfect for the GARDENERS MEET job." sa1d Kermit. " Everybody k11ows the best manag1ng Star Garden Club members ..:tlil urs a rc monsters." entertained members of the Good Luck Garden Club at the home of Mrs. C. E. Stout or Albany Hostesses for the meeting were Miss Hazel Henson and Mrs. Stout with 40 members and guests present. Those from the Athens M~ntal Health Center were presented begonias to plant by the Star Club 's therapy The Preceptor Beta Beta to the Meigs Co unty chairperson. Mrs. Allegra Chapter of Bet11 Sigma Phi Historical Society toward Will presented a daffodil arSororit y will ass iol the publication of a book, The rangement t o Mrs . Pori1eroy ·Middleport Ij ons Sorority's City Council has Co ughen our who acCl ub m a fund raising project. pledged $500 toward the pr ~r companied them for Mrs.,Ed· Meeting Thursday night at ject. ward Mizicko who was the Mi ddleport fi•·c station, Bob Byer of the Middleport reported ill. Refreshments Or a destroyed liver? the chapter members voted Fire Department. gave a were served and a plant sale You'd think there were more than enough natural to w;sist with a ticket sa le 011 history of the department was held . Next meeting of the a Mudei-T half·scale vehicle noting that Middleport was Star Club will be with Mrs. maladies and disasters that could befall a person. But some of currently being displayed in first volunteer depa rtment in Orion Nelson. us insist on increasing the odds for catastrophic illness and the Sears window. the state to have a fire truck. a premature death by smoking and drinking excessively. Members were remindl'l:! of Refreshments were served the tea to be held this·Thurs· by Vera Crow and Veima Your Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans can't blow out t4J y 111 tlw home of Mrs. Ann Rue . the match every time you decide to light up. Or pour that SEEN AND HEARD Hupe, 7::10 p.m. and of the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth third martini down the drain. We're helping to hold down Founder's Day dinner to be McLaughlin and daughter, held April 27 at 6:30 p.m. at health care costs by doing things within our area of influence ... Debbie were in Xenia over the Spm1smen!nn , Athens. like pioneering and broadening ambulatory programs such as the weekend for a visit with Pla ns were furthered for Mr . and Mrs. Alan pre-admission testing, post discharge testing, same-day surgery and The avcra ~e depth ol the U1e May 28 dance at !loyal McLaughlin. home care... by being involved in utilization review and peer review.. . Oak Park with proceeds to go Pacific Ocean is 13,739 feet. L~.~!._._~~~~J sellin!Z, ren tin g. leas ing, ~~.,;~ !cALL 992-21561 Mrs. Mary Showalter and Mrs. lnzyGames Newell hostesses. were were condueled by Goldie Frederick Arrangements for the an· nual mother-daughter ban· que1 t0 be held May 9 at St· Paul's Lutheran Church were !Ilade during· a recent meeting of the American l.o~~theran Church Women of St. Paul and St. John's Lutheran Churches. It was decided that the ALCW will buy the flowers for the banquet along Wl·th th f M0 th • f) M• ose or er s ay. r.,. GOESSLER 'S. Wfwther you're hu~· in g, classified • I I I 1 TELL A The en tire famil )' I 1 I 'ft There was a lesson·on flag eli· quette. Irish minister will be speaker ,------· · · , Social visit. • Three taken iii as ·Mother-daughter banquet !!,~:~~~~n::._~::::.~~~~. ~!~~ .. ){A . b ] d fi .J M D new 0}.(1 mem ers p·~. janne or eart1J . a1J ~~do~~:~;\~'r~et:r:~: G~~:%~n oftheGrangehad Y::~~d a~~n~f~ a~de~~sd 'J 'J OES inspection slated for May MIDDLEPORT-Inspection was announced for May 11 at <' 7:30 p.m. when Evangeline 0\apter 172, Order of the Eastern Star, met Thursday night at the Middleport ,. '· MEIGS OOUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS - MHomc 1em pie avmtln-g-P.O. Box 488, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone 992-2697 Hours 9:00-4: Go-Saturdays 9: 00-12:00 ,. ' • ,, �8- The 1);11\v Sentinel, Middleporl-Pumero) , 0., 'r uesday , April lB. 1976 IN lOVI NG IJl emory o f Gordon H Chevol1er who passed owav 9 years ag o Apnl 18 1969 God has mode death. bu 1 o !. Tar It r strIP be t wee n Ihe l r tend ~htp~ of yesteniay a nd !h e r e ~1 ]5 W01 tl, 0 r Umh·r ('1\,, h ( lktl ).;I' l 25 I !Ill .! !5 "" ,., '"" 1day l tlcty:-, Jl.l:t) h Sorlly rn•:.sed by flitS wrfe Belly Son~ Rodney Jo\1r f.. and fomr ly Eal'h \O ll!d tl\l'l tlto lliHlUllUlll !J 1\u) tb ll'l ~ H'l));. Jk'l IIHflii-Jt l lhl\ ~d.\ tUIUlllll., t•ltll.•r tll,llll \lll 'l't Ull\t' tiel)~ 11 Ill lk.• dlclll!l'tl <II ;]I•• I d,tl IN Mt:MORY ol ou r cor falhet l'om Wrl! wh n po~sed a"oy rhret• yE>m~ ago today Ap r1! 18 !G75 He lr~e' w 1th u~ ,,. mernory and ~·II l o t ever 110rc Sadl y mt~~ed b) ,hdd1en and Qlnad ch,Jdr;:>q I cltt' i ll llltliiHI I (,!I'll (l( ])J,t!l!.." :Jllt 1 Obi\\1,11) ti·,,.,,L, ptr v.,J ,J. SJ\kl lfllllllllUlll l oll'lh Ill ,J\1\ailtl' i\hollllt' ti UIIll "'ilt'l'lollld' oil tl .,,i ll·~ dl'l..' d l' l't!plt!d 1.~111 I< Jih l'il~h \lith lll)t \lux '\ umlJ.t•r In ,·,ut• "' 1lh' So ·n· I t'l \lll't'rll\111 1he11 hplp and •hf' 1\,~ v Rnq€.'r Woh,o 1 lor ho<. OPOu 1 olul and lOil'>Oltnq- "o•.:h 'IV~-. o/,o \.,,..,h to rhor i. l'1eryo11t> l l> tho• bPourdul f ie, \"' "~ car d' l t>od (Jild a l 1h~ hPip qr .. er'lr~ !1 -H• . NOTICE C hatl~"' WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES f 0111 rl -'' a·~holl und Ruh, 011d { ClfARANU SALE be-q •ns Mon F(>b I 3 o r Se" N Sev.. Oullf•t \1 ,1Jd• 11 MonT \,~ ,1! •lll!'>ot\UI ,].tl ~lrt!('l ol\ 11 ~O tliiP pol ie~' t>r t'OJbl t• ~ r<th tr>dllPd J0° Dn j 'lli"o ··,r~·od btg 'l''lol "j }I St I t. t "I••' 11u 1, r ,, 1.1 1 ll' \1 t)ll doll 1..11 lror' f.llilllrUI\IHI I GUN ~ H OOT Ru•lon cJ Leq on I arm ('q•., Svndat~ or 17 (l(l noon Sp~11~,, ._.,1h 1 .fiV "un ),,I ll' \I t '!t!,tl ,,fit f lto•uJ B ~H1y ~t• np BilL )Qual.t , NQ1i(t Vo oddi'-~P ·~ I! •' •'oit'd••t>·,do ) C'•t'"'''q ' o• t u-. '1l'"' )Q !u!do . PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , O H IO E STATE OF LUC !1(1a C.n man DECEASED Case- NO 723'iJ <' l' •"' b( u1 r ol Q 1)1'1 (loq>d all lOy N(' II~HINC. o 1d •'C> hun •,nq on "1 y P'~'~ tt~ll o V. 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Coli 99') n.lt:j Radiator~ h~;~m 19 76 HONDA 300 Rood Btl.. l' Chrome and blue F10111 d1~c h1 o~t>~ Very low m1le\ 2 helmets $900 99'} 6307 Of' .. lfl•tor to If>. C.re. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Sy1acu~o on 10C!i"! lot Sponov'.> 3 bf'd1oom vvrth lo!Cjf> u l, ld y roam Hardwood floo1 \ ond ( Or pet f Jud tr ee' and liNCOL N Hill 3 bedroom hou~e corpf• l r•lec 1rtC lwa 1 good go1den lo l Wall<.mg d!~lon(e lr on1 t o wn Call otte r 4 00 9917ol1 Dt~ ve ?47 nos PUl l iNS [ XCAVATING C0111plc te Se r111(e Ph one 997 2478 WINIER GE l !a y o ur hou~li? l~ l u~ rno f.. e nece~)OJ y repo11~ AI lr omm Collsl!uct ton 742 7328 lU NING lone Oor11e h. A l~o and odtu~trnen r s 997 758 I rf no on~v.c 1 coli Wettgolt Real <h('o p 992 1081 slM CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE 'AGENCY IN GALLIPOliS f or ~ah· The evemn g stars are today based upon that wh•ch •s Mars, Venus, Jupiter and eas•est rather than that whtch ts the wt ses t, thus deny.n9 Saturn yoursel f !he best ou tcome Those born on Lh is thl!e are !NEWSP.a P!:.R ENTEP:PAIS( AS$"-' ! und r Lhe .s1gn of Aries. ~ lHffR-NAIIONAI ~ M"1 f IV! GAllON "t'.,.. bladt' wp1d1 and c.ob Co rnpll >i l•l'f' ,e...,orloted Phone ~, 9 17oJ Jtf P CJ7 Red w11h blo c ~ top S5300 1~ 71 VW Supet Beetle Jl,l f' 11000 991 5<50 - gord~n ~ployc:tr ~heor., u ~c-d !wtCf' l1eodl<> •,(' w on g rnochtne good (Ond• lro11 Ver v o ld )Oitd ool<. ~lund Spi rt bo tt om \Cw•ng rot kt>1 q9') 307q ) HUI COR N H4'.1 76~3 f l\.{: ft fJ rOtO I•IfCI I I00 3388 992 ll(>w f•l1y!ll ( • VH Vll ~ 1EP N ur~e ~Shoes S4 86 I0 $10 88 B arley~ Middleport IHRI [ H P pu~h LINCOLN HTS . - A very nice ,,,2 story 4 bedroom home m good con d ition . Features a basemen t wit h lmished tam il y room an d laundry room, eat -In kitchen , llv1n g room & bath . Large lot with fenced yard Call now, pr~ced to sell at Sl7 ,000. 1110wer 643 164 5 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Lef Pomeroy Landmuk soften & coodltlon your water with C\).OP Wlter uc.svl , '289.95 Let - - ~8 ACR E- F-AR ~PrKrrrt..>Uuc-t.od to $4'6,900- A ttrrtcl l'tie rt•ni ocleiC'd 1 ~ t ory !arm nom e. Tl11s nt cc home f eatu r es n tnr<H' l1 v•nq room , d1 n1ng , ca t In kitc h en, 5 b ed rooms. ~-- - • • -_Jock W. car.. y, MQr. ~ Phone 992-2111 ·- - 80 WIR 5 REPAIR tOO\ 1er s "ons all ~moll oppl1orrces lawn mowo r nex l to Sror c H1ghwoy Go• age on Rou te 7 Ph one (61 4) 985 · Sweepe rs 3825 REMODELING J-llvmb.ng heolrng and oil lype~ of gcneftll re patr Wor k guo r onlecd LO yeor s e,. perrencc Phone 99'} 2-409 . SEWING MA( HINE Re p o11s . ~c t vrce . oil ma lo. c~ 992 2264 lh e Fabnc Shop Pomero y A uthon Led S111ger So le s on d So • ~~ce We ~h e• pen SCisson . EXCAV A JINC d aH! I , loode r and backh oe w or k . dvmp !ru ck s ond lo boy s for hul:! will hov l l dl dr tl , to ~od l.meslone and gr ove l Call Bob or Roger Je f · f ar~ . day ph one qq2 .709q mght pho ne q92 . 3525 o r 992· 5232 . EXCAVATING • ' •• - COnstruCtiOil . plumb1ng ond heating. N o jo b & 11 , 1li'I II1 S, 15 ilUCS ot tdlnbl e land w ith ba l il nCC' In p,~~lu r C' McJ woocJJrmd OldC'r bnrn & garage . You mu st .,,.,.. t h1 S one-. t t ' s wt•ll "nrth th e prt cc . Loca t e d o tl Rt . Jl~ 1n Mt• IIJ\ Counl'( SHOULD BE ON TH' FORCE, "MON51ER'' . ., 11 WAS SELF - DEFENSE.. Yestelday 5 WHO'S BEHIND 01 - Special Omsions PLACID BEATEN Exposes ple nty on the beach - THE EBB TtrJE 8·oo-K1 ng ol the Beas1s 3,4, 15; Elqh1 Is Enough 6,13: Amazi ng Smder -Man B. 10; Nova 20,33. Maria" ConjuncGASOI.I NF: t\1.1-EY Do we have plentu of C.l1(lnl1~"; ana paas? Hello, kid l'n1 LJOU r 1 uq\tJ father ' -----• Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M.- Bound lor Glory ( PG \ 9 & 11 PM - Slapsho1 CRI Cable Chann•l 5 - 5 Ms. May 6 Tenor, Luciano 7Done with 8 Overflow 10 Cap 11 Foolish 17 Marching 6·30 P.M - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show Black Knighl Revue Black Kn 1ghl Rev ue 11:00 - 700 Club 7:00 9 00 - Yesterday's Annrer 22Speak 37 Wine : pompously • Fr. Z5 Btitish gun 48 Ending Z6 French for river sounds Tut·~ da y, April JX BRIDGE lamb u Night 30 Annoy 18 Kind of pricing surrender 19 Tenor, 24 Irregular, James as a margm zo Church area Z7 Early Scot 28 Aleutian island Z9 Whip 31 Weasel 31 Sage 34 Screen 35 Rendition by 6 Down, e.g ,--..,.,.....,..,......,.,._,.,,..... Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag before 42R.adiauor 'I t3 ~be aUlp . bac kf'1res on West NORTH , 118. A • 8 75 4 • A Q 10 42 r bend • 5 • A w~:sr cousin WETHERAlL CONCRETE 3Z "You - My Destiny" 33 Queen : Fr. 34 U.S. air defense ann :IS Wagnerian heroine 38 Bother 39 Martha of the late show 44 For shame! 45 Pep up 44i Bronze 47 Armed foe G- j Henderson !I,, 671 1Sf7 -• - if .' FHANK & F. HNI F: WOULD \'00 UM[ 10 Nl I $75,000 • 65 t Q D 6 :1 J !I 5 -1 ¥ K .I 9 8 7 •• 10 2 • 8 6:1 2 + SO tJ TH + K (/ .I 10 + KQ Vu ln cr"blc : North-So uth Dealer So uth l • Pii S~ I¥ Pa ss 1+ Pa ss 4. P;;!SS 4 NT I lass Db \ Pnss 6• f'<I SS f;;-.,-11-1- t-t--t--t----11 •' ." Will CARE l or th e old1•1ly 111 0111 home Phone 9q7.7314 . So uth ) Db\ s• -..c.......&--.l......l.-:4..,.,! B)' DAlLY ORYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : Pass too Io rge or roo smalL Phone WA lER WELl d11ll mg Wdho111 Grant. 7-42 2879 . BUT IT 5TRUCK. A Tf2EE WI-'ICH !'ELL AGAINST OU J<. CHII.ANEY , ., r!l'tJ."t .1 " ""' ~ I [... AND KNOCK~D BILL5 PIC7UI?E CLEAR OFF THE olo~TELPIECE AND SHAITEQ:'D 7HE G!A5S lOA MILLION PJECEB! h1s queen Not tng th at East 1 I HK ENATA KDVXATO played the n1ne, he ruffed a S V J J WF. 'P A . S NV T D A K KG U J AT Yemnlly'o Cryploquote : A GOVERNMENT IS FREE IN PROPORTION TO TilE RIGIITS IT GUARANTEF.'i TO TilE MINORITY.-Al.FRED M. LANDON © tW78 Kins F'eaturea Sy nd iCate. In c. second low diam ond to set up the rest of the smt. came to his hand with a club, pull ed the las t trump and clmmed beca use all ha s dia · m o n ds were now good . If West had just let South hold the first trump he would not have ha d a cha nce to BAHNEY • '" \\llh the ni ne You open the bidding with one spade, hold1ng . + AQ665 PAW, 1./E LOOK WORE TO A FRAZZLE 11' 65 t AK 26 • :i2 and Alan Sonta g " Ace' were made to take kings ," remark ed West as he played h1s ace of trumps Is L 0 N G F E I. I , 0 W on South 's kin g at tr1ek two. One letter simply stand! for ano ther In this ump le A is ··south sa ad nothmg as he used for the three L's, X rur lhe two O's, clc Single let1ers. went about the b u s iness of apostrophes, the length anrl formation of the words are all makin g s ix spades doubled. hints. Each day 1he rode leiters are differen t. The procedu re was Simple and effecti ve . He ruffed the CRVPTOQUOTES h c <~rt that W<Sl led at lr~ c k three, ca!-ih cd hi s ace of ENATA DHPFNATA KDVXATO HK diamonds, ruffed a diamond p A ; VJL FNATA in dummy a nd Jed a trump to SVJJWE ATEO DHPATEO and try to ruff two diamonds . Th1s pla n would have fa iled beca use East would have been able to overruff th e second dtamond Oswa ld .Ja coby AX V D L 8 A AX R 7•2·23<8 South would have had two lu play on . He could have Jed a second trump . This time West would take h1s ace and lead a third trump to make tt imposstble fur So uth tu ruff two diamonds in dummy. fil s other way would have Upcn1ng lead v 6 the Ages GRN % OMI'f MY SINS Of OMI.S.SION :» • F.a st clown aL hts s lam been to leave trumps alone " .1 t A K ,I ft i I Nor th make that fatuous remark , but he would have been well rewarded when South went wa ys EAST • 9 1i I One of > 10 7 + AJ 2 DOWN lNCM: 'iL\R • BE SlLF·EMPLO'fEO ANU NOT HAV[ TO INVEST lt. LOT OF MONEY S.. our ld ~ Htlp Wlll ttd • 8.3o- Holocaus1 3, 4 , 1~; 9·0Q-Charlle's Angels 6,13, Mov1e " Po sse" 8. 10; Live From Lincoln Cenler 20,33 10 OO- S1a rsky & Hu1ch 6,1 3, 11·00- News 3.4.6.8. 10. 13. 15, 11 3Q-Johnnv Carson 3,4, 15; Po llee S1ory 6,13; Ha waii Five -D 8; Movie " Saratqga" 10. 11 45--ABC News 33. 1115--Janakl 33; 12 :4oMystery ol 1he Week 6,13 12 ·4o- Ko1ak 6. 1·0o-Tomorrow 3,4, 2· ill--News 13 . 4 Bible passage : abbr. tion ...!C:~~~~~~... Word of Owner H. C. Dawkin L Charles (Bud) Spires. Auctionee rs Not responsible for accidents Terms of sale : Cash DERBY Maga 11ne 33 Green 7·3o-AJ I.S1ar Anylhlpg Goes 3; Sha Na Na 4; Betwoer The Wars 6; Family Feud 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33, The Judg e 10 ; In Search of 13; Wild scrap Annin~ries Saturday, April22 , 1:30 p.m . at Doris Mille r Jackson Farm located on Slate Rl. 124, 8 miles north of Racine, Ohio at Great Be nd across river frum Kaiser Aluminum. 424 lnt , tra ctor. powe r steering. live power. 2500 hours ; 140 Int . Tractor ; 220 Case Bal er with kicker ; 35 Int . Rake ; 2 A Int . Conditione r; No ., 5 John Deere Nv::Jwer, 7' Sic kl e; 24 ' H.1y elevator ; 2 row corn planter Int ., pulll ype < 2-row Int . Cultivator ; 1 flat bed wagon , good t5ed ; In! , Di sc 122 ; 209 Int . 3- Piow 14" p ic ~ up ; Cultivators for 140 Int . tract or; Fer t ilizer at.ta ch menl ]40 Int . plow for 140 Int . 2 ~f>low 1 Pos t Hole Digger '·12' '; Grader ., blade'; l · rpyv,.~~r.r.. R I~nter , quick hit c h. No sma ll items. be on t 1me. · ' ' · '''"" • XI X]-[ XI XXr by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS Z Cambodia's a, - No! r---:--:----:--.:r-:-:-:-:--:-::-::-,:--:;:::=::::::T-::;;~ 1"Parade " 3 Table WOULD KNOW Dusine11 Oppurtunili•·• 00-- News 3,4,8, 10, 13 , IS ; ABC News 6: Zoom 211; 6 3o-NBC News 3,4,15; AB<; · News 13; Carol Burne11 & Friends 6, CBS News 8,10;0ver Easy 20 7:01l--Cross Wits3,4; NewlywedGame6,t3 : Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is 15 ; Oick Cavett 20 ; Big 6 ~Wtl Victory UNION OPERAT ED 3 JO 1 n10. Hogan ' s Heroes 15. Now arrange the CirCled letters to form the su rpnse answer. as suggested by the above cartoon Jumbles ABIDE Sign Journalist TarbeU Accouter Of IIW1 ''Get A Load Of This" Rogers ' Neighborhood 20,33, Hogan 's Heroes 10; Al1erschool Spec1a \ 13; Petticoat Junction 15. 5·3Q- News 6, Elec Co 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; . • "'()U'RE RIGHT! THOSE DANG KIDNAP!'~: 'IS - A DANCE FOR PEOPl-E WHO DON 'T WANT K i ngdo~ lS I /lb 1 mo Bun ch 10 5 OQ- Bonanza 3, Star Trek tl , Gunsmoke 8, Mister Jumble Book No. 10, With the le1ae1 I 10 puz:z.lel, • avalla!M for Sl 35 ~· paid from Jumi:H, rio thl!l newapeper, Boll 34, Norwood. N.J. 07648 lncluelt yoor name, lddrea, tto oode and make chedll payahle to Newlpapefboakl I -' I )loard the Metro liner 812·2171 General Hospital 6, 13, Lilias . Yoga & You 20 3:3Q-AII In The Family 8, 10, Ohio Journal 10, 4.00--Mi sler Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15 . Merv Griff in 6; Addams Family 8: Sesame 51 20,33, Gomer Pyle, USMC 10, Dinah 13. 4·3Q-Li111e Rascal s 3,15, Gilligan 's Is. 4; Brady (Answe rs tomorrow ) Answer -·-.. do1er I OOf lnQ , Answer here. AN"( THOSE " YOU I KNEW 1 WO HOODS • ba ck hoe ond d11che t Chorle~ R Hat · fre ld Bo ck Hoe Servtce , Rut lan d , Oh1o Phone 7..-1 2· 2008 . Will dO YFAH .1 NO! NO ! "MONSTER " 15 C.OIN ' STRAIGH T IHCbE TWO TRI ED TO mL HIM -n-ilS! Hartford .....,......, IT \ I - ORPHA'N ANNIE-TWO FOR OUR SIDE THE PHOTO PLACE R. D. Carney us test your water Free Pomeroy landmark Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 3· 12 1 mo. ~,. ~BACTb IJTJ'LF: OHPHA N ANN IF: PWMBING & HEATING INC. POll tills Passpo1ts • ILOFUN~ [] 0 CARTER SALESANDSERV ICE 11 9 lie Tomorrow 8, 10; Elec . Co 33. oo-For Richer, F'or Poorer 3, Al l My Children 6,13, News 8: Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 30--Days_ol Our Lives 3,4,1 5; As The World Turns 8, 10; 2:0Q-One Life 1o Live 6, 13. 2.30--Doctors 3, 4, 15; Guldmg Light 8, 10. 3:0o-Ano1her World 3,4.15; General Hospital 6,13 ; b I [J V•" d 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Oh io Pom•rov 992.6282 or 992-6263 8A.M. to4 :JOP .M by Hend ArnoldandB ob l ee I NALBA PUBLIC AUCTION B & D ul f•r:tr •< hedge hnt+dOTE!"r tr· Nay -.... 9Hl 3891 IS M ert'll r~-- AT 446-3643 EveninQs Cal\446-379! or 446·7881 DODC £ CO NV !RI£ 0 ' ~el f ro ntoJrl cd motor home Slueps ) In A I rondii •On $jSOO (oil o ht'' ~ pm 985 381(1 or [IJ (614) 667 -6177 Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m . 0. ElWOOD Ph orl(' I !bl.t ) t9 ~U;l~ r"' RIPEV JERRY MURPHY Weddinp pov1ng R1 143 IJJ I BA IHROO M S AND ~li c h en~ •umodeled te i Oinl( 11te plulll bmg {O•pun try and general morn te non te 13 yuo r ~ OJI per 1ence q9'] 3685 bot h Pomeroy BOHN I.OSEH 3 1s lfc In MD 6,13, Six American Fami11es one let1e1 to each square lo form four ordinary word s grading , driv ew.1y s, landscaping , efc. Sl Rt. 143, toward Rutland , BRA Of O R D Au(l,oneer Com plete Ser111Ce Phone 9<!9 2>4 87 o • 949 2000 Row1e Oh1a Cr~ tt Srodf o1 d PIA NO FI VE ROO MS ond J..4 miles oH Rf. 7 bV·pass on AND MARliN E. cavotrng ~ept1c ~y~tenH dotel bo ckh o'i dump t1 uck l,lflt>:> l one gravt•l blac ktop o98 Farr , Unscramble these four Jumbles . ·'· Pom erov, 0 . Specialized s,. 33 10:30--News 20; 11 OQ- News 3, 4,6, 13, 15; DICk Cave1t 20: Over Easv 33. 11 fl'ilM ID11 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ Dusines5 Service5 HOW[RV Rot•ne J , CCI€~ Beoull ful .S bedroom 3 bath home Com pletcly l t•modeled ond ro rpcted Ha~ bolh go~ and cle<tJr( h.Hno<e lo1ge ca rpor t and ~I0 1 aq'C> butlclmgs For 111 forma tron call <1 49 /018 --- 10·9o-Julie • ~hsu b ~ In ROGER HYSELl GARAGE EXPERIENCED r ,~m o deled IWO HOU\l \ & Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 ho rne oil m•tH~Ial rtght... f uPI o1l l urnoce Rullond area S.Jb 000 NPw 3 b('droom to tal eledr•< horne 1 113 ocru!> rlCOI m•nc~ $77 000 Buddmg lo t I 11 ooe~ 1ur ol wafer on lot SJ 800 Colll 4'} 7819oller !1 pm 0 1 onylrrne Sot & Sun 7 Ji 79~ 4 New General Contracting Service WIIM t it• ..r.nl Trudl Holoca usau s t 3,.4 , 15, Th ree's Company 6, 13, Movie " A Man Called Horse" 8,10. 9:3o-Harvey Korman 6, Mary Ty ler Moore 13, American Fam11ies 20 , Sy mbiosis 33. 4-1'1 1 mo 1., . DAVID BRICKLES 100 OCIC s l or ~ole No burldrngs Tupp er5 f'!orn~ Ohro Phone II b6 l 33 49 U roorn r:no Remodeling . SlOHY 71 ACRES 4-4 1 Construction BU SI NESS BUilDIN G wllh llv111g quoner$ 30 x 80 Locotcd on Mo1 n S!ree ! Ru! lond For ~ole o r 11 0de See or coli I 0 )I ewe r 1 74'/ 7421 Pho11c 220 E. MainS!. Pomeroy, Oh1o Sidewalks , RIDING lAWNM OW[R Mu11oy 10 AP PRO X new ELLIOTI APPLIANCE II K•fchen Cabinets, Roofing, Concrete F'atios , !r omp h o u~c 6 tOOrn~ o nd bo th f t>llor out budd1ng~ 4 oCrP' lor\d o! 1•dge o l Rutland Cornple te l!adcr hoolo. up ol~o ? bo11 J,. ~ appro•!> f>d p roper ty at S15 500 Phone 9Q'} 7Cf/-l TWO 8 oo-Man From Allanlis 3,4, 15, Happy Day s 6, 13; Sam 8, 10, I Sought My Brother 20,33. 8:3o- Laverne & Shirley 6. 13. Bugs Bu nny 8, 10, 9:0o- LOOKS LIKE WE VE FINALLY 60T DEADHEAD RI ~ HT WHERE 'liE WANT HIM! Call 992.7113 J 16 1 mo 74] 3 lb3 Television Honor Soc iety 15 . HERE COME:> OUR. OPEI'tATIVE WHO SAW THE ACTLJAI.KIDNAPPIN6·· HE · CA N IDENTIF Y TH& VEHICLE! DOZER FOR HIRE Phone HURRY ! l1m iled Supp ly POMl ROY f IV~ mtnu l e:. to !own a nd ~chools A lumrnum srd"'9 Storm wtndows and door~ Ne .... 1976 Jo\AWASAK I 100 rnuu du1 J,.,tthen o woman~ dclrght :2 b r ~, , l1 l..e new Recently tuned or 3 bedroom~ 8o:.emer1 t J-l r1r t· $400 Ph on e Qq'} 57b8 Corpo1 throughout B)· appo •nt rnenr only Ro ger Abbo 11 f:i iOOJ ( Ornper lOp 49~ o rdtto c 9q7 6114 o r 99'/ 7377 ICH 3 p ! htr(h 9(i') 41b l h J' l'to ct•coll y b l 4 b0 7 3593 For & BOLEN MULCHER S BY O WN~R 5 o c re~ wtth 9 room house FR EF G A S ') cor garage ~urnm Pr lo. ttc hen and bo•dl!rl•d by') ue\" ~) Call 985 38')7 ""~· ~'-A ~----------~~~~ ~ Sa Jes & S.rvice LAW'f< 'BOY MOWERS Phone 992 ·2181 ~ AUTHORIZ£0 RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 6; M ac Neil-Lehrer Report 20,33; Price IS R1ght 10, That's Hollywood 13, Phon• 992-3748 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 1 mo. Ph . 992-2848 Candtd Came ra 8, (l litllo 1.. 0><11J> '•tr.oot 498 Lo cust Street M1ddl epcr r . 0 . Phone992 -J092 Sa l e Pr1c e el Ncrw Thru Apn110th ' NG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ?7]]11'(1 Small Engine Sales & Service HOUSI AN D busrr1ess bu1ld1ng tn RPt..·d~vdle 985 35'}9 Pomeroy landmark ''Jhf Drrain1tors Not Tht lmitJtol1 7 Phone> e,14 ) b67 b304 POTASH, FERHl-PELS & BlEND 992·2206 01992·7630 WILKINSON Commercial propc rtv opprox 17 oc'<'l> le.,.el Jond lo co led or Tupper~ Plou 1<, on Ohro Rou te Hogan's Heroes 15. • Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery Installation Servi ce At fully insured Fre• Est . Call. 992-3815 4·9-1 mo pd all eiN I ocre M.d d lepotl , clo~e to Rutlond Phone 992 . YAlf ~ORK l, fr 70 I H bmkhor> ond lou d"' Oll(] lo Boy 1970 JUS! CO MPlETED new hou se 11, Moddlep o1 t Fo1 more Hl l o•rno I H 1700 dump II Ul k J ho'>t' < 011 11 011 col t 99') /738 or 992 5304 be b o ugh! ~eporo l'-~l v or m o gr ou p Phon (' 'q49 7710 o• BY OWNE H J bedroom~ wdh lo r e 8-t B 2705 l or morf' onlormot•o• cd 011 qo~ hco t 011d on cond1 tranli\Q I acre level lo t 1n Rv tto nd S HI 000 Phone Check o ur low, lo w pr1ces on 0. 3, Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; M 1ster 6·0o-News 3,4,8,1 0,13, 15: ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20. 6.3o-NBC News 3,4,15; , Carol Burne11 & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10, Over Easy 10 7 DO-Cross-Wits 3; Nightm ar e 4, Newlywed Game 6,13 ; Pop Goes The Coun1ry 8; News 10, Gilligan' s Is. 15; French Chef 20; Book B•at 33 7:3Q-Hol lywood Squares 3,4; Let's Go To The Races MOORE'S ~"'tel,''"'""· Carpet • Upholstery Phone Mike Young Experience and £'• snoo Young's Carpeting 13; 1. 35--Koiak 8 Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. Guns & Fury IGI 9 & 11 PM - Domino Principle I RJ Cable Channel I 6:30 P.M - Testimony Time 7:00 P.M - Paul Gaudino Family F1tness Show 10 00 P M - 700 Club . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,1978 5:45-- Farm Repor1 13: 5.50--PTL Club 13; 5 55-Sunme Semester 10: 6:0Q-PTL Club 15. 6:25- Ch risotpher Closeup 10 ; 6:30- News Con ferenence 4, News 6; Sunrise Semester B; 6·45-Morning Report 3: 6:5o-Good Morning West V~rg1ma 13; 6 55-C huck White Reports 10; News 13 7 OQ-Today 3,4,15. Good Morn ing America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwinkle 10; 7:3o-Schoolles 10. 8·oll--Capt Kangaroo 8, 10 ; Sesa me St. JJ; 9:0Q-Merv Gr iltln 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Emergency One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 1D 9:30--Andy Griffith 8, Fam ily Allalr 10; 10 .0QSanford & Son 3,4, 15, Edge of N\ghl 6; Pass The Buc k 8. Joker 's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 .3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15, High Hopes 6; Pr ice IS Righi 8, 10; $20,000 Pyramid 13. 11·oo-Wheel of Fortune 3,4.15. Happy Oays 6, 13; Elec . Co 20. 11 :3Q-Knockout 3, 15, Family Feud 6, 13; Parlrldgt Family 4; Love of Life 8,10: Sesame St. 211,33 , 11 55-C BS News 8: Loving Free 10. 11 OQ-Newscen1er 3, News 4,6,10, To Say The Least 15, Gambi1 8; Midday Magazi ne 13, 12 31l--Ryan's Hope 6, 13, Bob Braun 4: Gong Show 15; Search for Rogers' Ne ighborhood 20,33 ; Hogao 's Heroes 10; Emergency One i3; Petti coat J unction 15. 5:3o-News 6; Elec Co 20,33; Mary Tyl • r Moore 10; -"' PAINTS AT For The Best Price In .Town See Denver Kappl e At Superior Steam E11raction on heating cost ne or Rutl ond Chester, Ohio 10-30-c A-9· 1 mo . Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Sav• 30 pet. to SO pel '(•lien ! cor1dr i •OII ha~ w •< •(hc VA FHA 30 yr fr noncrng ol~o rcf,nan c"'9 lrelond Mortgo ge du tch and !>hrl r ond Ol hCI m 77 ~ Sto t o Al hc1,5 phone (61 4) ( (!~~O!<CS S3000 61·1 69H J1QO 59') 305 I l0UIPM£N 1 FOJ.l co rnplete beauly .,hop Box 3. Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE lteall!;otale fur Sale HOME SITE S l or ~o l e s · oo-~onan-za L~ "!EXTERIO & R Jack's Septic Tank Service 12:0D-Janaki JJ 1 12 oo-Tomorrow 3,.4 ; l : lQ-News TUESDAY . APRIL 18, 197o •' .I Residential and commercial. Call for estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday . anytim• Phone 985 -3806 J&L NE:W 3 bE<d roo m hou se 2 bo lh s ( HARL 1£ S LI VE Boll soft ener. Modei Now Only Tlw llll•ot l 1s hl'!wt•t•n Its Tht.· <OO IOd ond p1e tover rng~ GlOOSl' lrorn 6J po!le<rn boa ].. ~ OuKI... '('IY<' f' Phorw qq') 37 48 01 99') 5070 Krng B, nlcl f't .., Supply Co Mrrldlepor l 0 Pl e r11y ol free pod,,n g po~ Je d woll o•1d utl Phone Qt{) TUPP I R ~ <hr ,.,h..n tlhn "" I~" ''"' '"•'r <hon ''P"''••nl f rj, .., •lie• "'' ,, f"ll !hP 1>" 11/•'l "'• Dupont materials. 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Ohio Z4 Years Servtce SPRING SPECIAL Compl•le Paint Jobs 1100.00 Small Cars 1125.00 Large Cars 1175.00 Trucks Body work & repair 11.00 per inch usmg on Jy the best 992 5537 AUction TELEVISION VIEWING -BEST QUALIT Y 'INTERIOR SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ~AUTO PAINTING I 0 wroE 50 long ,mob ile home lur n t ~ h cd 1 30 d 773 . 5504 o r FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, HOOf HOlLOW H o t ~ e~ Buy !oe11 trod£> o r tru on Npw or rd U'>('d soddlc '> Rvth Rt·P vf•'> Albony bl J 698 3190 BOB'S 11 :11l--News 8,1 0; 11 :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15: Movl& "Savages " 6,13; ABC News 33 : 11 :50-Movl& " Ru by Gentry" 8; Movie " The Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones " 10. lKJ\1-Y • • 1 ..,, I otft,.i \- ,.. ,..,,. {,,...,,..,..r., P~">d o rrna nr_p ~~ .vtoat rP dlty pnv P y()u oo J,. ong for wo rl, or who rev(!t ) OU II gr;>l re~ul 1 ~ la~l('l woth a SenJ.n('l Wont Ad Co1 19Q'} Of' Hh ho1ne 3 bed r oom 7 lull b or h s l ully ca 1petcd on 1 1 • OCI es a t la nd 747 -17 14 - 1'he Daily SentineL Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .; Tuesday, April lB. 1918 Business Services 7b mo brle 17 .- NICE PIGS lor sole Altc1 !i caJI 940 2857 '" n,l!lnn• l '"' • ~• •;,> " ~'"" "' ' , :>u VIRGO (Aug 21-Se p1 !I\IP ~eerl qn 1453 COO N IR S CAMP[R S on Rambow Podge Htgh quol1 1f low pt~c t~ , full lone recreor,onol v\"htcle'> a11d oc< a'>~o••e$ Off Oh1o R• 7 ~ovth o l ! u pper~ Plo1 n~ taf..c C f.' }B 10 Bo~ho n follo w .,, gns Op1·n loll do1~ Con to(l Robert r odi1E"t l r 11q 8otlom Ohoo .... .. .. ...... . • l ooo,l •'l l ,.,. ?' CJ W f'q O PI! III•>~I\ P o ff er 'o .... ~ ~ J 4'N We 'ell '>elvl<f' and quolrl y Ope11 ~>Undoy (QI'lp Coni c.,. ~ tar cro lr ~ale ., flt 67 •1ot th o f Pt Plpo•;anl RM We ma ~ ~('I ~rle 'O l'O Ch ll€W /ok/ down ) lorH10, 1f't Sl800 110vv SJI )Q 8 b trade1 SS09S no w s 11:1111 n h "'"' 111oror S1b 4b0 H1 Sf" II ~ o hO YC IIO rJ CAN CER !June 18 July 111 'g r \ard ~al r 111()0 DATSU N PICKUP 1974 Om odson )1/l fi(f.IAI J l N ONf VIAR 1 GE MINI 1May 11·Jun e 101 1Dr 11 5,000 ,;,,r-. nor r '• " s,JY t· ' 9575 pn NET c,~r r t u .nt, k rJ J•na ( ,ur Aj:f , 'I rou 11 n ~'> OUUJ Caii 'Jtr1Q lc v•JtJI lflWn •, ~~ lr ~f 'l f to he t t•W P.lJfl! ]•Jd 1(1 ldr You nl•Qit' I n•· !111 t ul vt•fl/1 CH;Iqr·r p 1, ri-J•Iy •1 , '1 1 rt l!ulfl Y " '' lit;C io. tl( , !t t ' I 0V I' I wolh TAURUS !April 10- Ma y 101 1·• <., I"' (11111'1 r1 1 !! I 51Qil You, ,. trt r • •dlfJ''H IP t6t ht'Y J. 11 Nil If II.., r1 ~. 1 1dl ~r U 1\iJ fl l It 'o 'ol' fd1fll I 11\df P (' ir,t 1-J<I~'' ' •fl1 ( • ]<ll <''> b I ' ) I II• !J11 1n !' OlP l or 1unk cars. F r vt~'> O"d Aula Ports WrN I.. C<r )Pr ... •c f' lrre oole and Repou Ru tland 7J ') 7081 or Pemu o.J SCASHS Vomd Jr opphtat•(V ~ lAKING rt•lll" sr' ,1 I'JilQ Pol es rnrJ • doamer."' 10 on lorge '> t end S8 pPr lorr Bundlr>d ">lob S6 p{'i ron Qp l o.. Med to Ohoo Pollr>l Co Rt '} Y'om f>l o y qq7 7bflq IG77 r O PD LID P 5 ss lC'>S t.ul l • r ' r1 d v 11 : .. PI1 F1rd out •norp l/10ul v u r ~... n tJy l rtl WOOD Au to Sal~• a1' ent1r,n lrJ VOU I l'. nr~ IO!la'l' o'/AITRl W.Ar>Jif D Aj iplf Ill pt<r Tf1CP'f 0r ' lo '1U SMuld al!o 'fl) l)\ ~o· C•ow ~ ~l{>o O Hr. ,,~ , , r1rr 'NJ 63 70 cokrutn c hlar od~ fer 1t11 1(;!r dog l oad and oil type $ ol sol t b: c vl~1or Sai l Wodo. '> In c £ Mo1n Sr PoHre• oy 99 / 3891 !r,doo 1 j IIPlp Wantrd Nrll I Jn"~q y Ju W1JI buy J prete Or (Oill p lt• l\_• hou~f>hold Ne w u~Pd or emit Quf'~ Ma rlin~ Fur nt tule 70 N lnd ~~ M1ddlep ofl Ph o ne l'ets fur Sale 9,. 2070 Ap ril 19, 1978 Pl co RISING 51 AR Ket1nel IN Ra t "'· acea COl 'J:JI.!JJ strr·nq'nt•n•nq ~moll Sl VLN I Atv'dl Y Potrh ~alP WPJ only Aprr l l Q 10 to J ~OnlHh ••q l or C'<er yone Van Coo11P y ~n G1on! St M td d)(' pQr 1 Ohoo Hom <on ce I~ enlarged our ha"Ye ~en11ee depa rt ment w1 ll service Hotpoin t Bernice Bede Osol JJ NO IHM 100 lorgl',t-11 100 111ture Jomp., J,.rll c h ~ kne e ~ ~ and 1cwclry Trader ~ 13 & IJ Co~,n r r 'f' M obolc H Oi!lC Pail< q, 33 Dor w m ASTRO ·GRAPH w.1 and round ; ljJJ I J~~ OLD FURNilURE 1ce bOll''' b1n'' bed, 11 on bed~ etc cornplete hou ,eh ol d~ Wtrte M D Mrll£>r Rr ~ Porne• O) Oh1 o or <oil \19'] 77 b0 YARD SAl E ~tor!tng Sundoy f ur APPLIANCE SERVICE _F_or _w_e_d_ne_sday . Apr ~ol..:1.:.9-:---::-:: A 2331 :nstJ 9,. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . aiill Phon• 992-2181 ~ COI NS CUR RENCY tok.en:o. olcl pocJ,.et walche~ and cho1n~ •-1lver ond gold We need 1464 ondolde1 \tlver com:; But sell or trade CaJI RI'Jge1 Warn~ley WOI'I I IO bu..- 01 ~{'JI ~ o mcthmg <ll f't>lrrrg (lub hOtJ\ 1' Wt•dlll" \ d ay Apr1l 191h a @ Pom er oy Fo rest f't o ducts lop pr1c~ lor ~tondtflg so..., l rmbcr Coli 992 5965 or Kent Hanby 1 4 ~0 9570 IF YOU fi' l CO AL liMESTONE s and gra ... (ll liMB ER ~~ ] ~ M O BILE HOME S GINO'S . f' fH,IO 'vl t-IG) COU NTY f ,.,h o•1d Gomr> Ma nn•nQ 0 <Aeosrer Pro b ate jUOQP Cler )o;. 11 1 1' < J r> <J' Q<.J} ~)cl , n('ro y I' ~O i u•dO )' been hied asK ,n a •o rei ('ve tt1P es1a1e frO'T1 ad m n 1strat ron sav nq tral the assets do no t (' )( ceca ~ ~_, uuv and tne crea 1on w II not oe ore1 ud1ced lh e~coy A hear·•ng on tn e <IPP I Ccl' on w II be tH'>Id ~pr d 2~ 1978 .:11 10 00 O'ClOCk AM Per sons k. no w rng ant~ r ea">or w"~ •re aool c at •on sho uld ,,o· or qran te o snou1o aprcear -'Ina 11torm 'he Co u rt Trc Cour ' '> ·oc areo at Pon· ero, On o J .. nq Jh o n p., P eo~OIIObl)" pr PR O BA.TE COlF-ll c:.sE NO 12353 o.n app l ca· on has ' 'u n1n•1•d Olt-) , l.._t)l rT1a fl DE C FA ~ED Li..T[ or:: West Ma•n Stre e t Pon•ero) Ohro J57oQ Me qs COL 1 NTY • 1 FABRIC SAL E Allmoter 1ol n1 ~ h op on sole one wee~ on ly M on day A p11! 17 l h1 u Sat u1 do y Apt rl 1'l F~r~t qualrty k1111'} ~ ton a t S l 98 Co •oltn o rfob 11u loca ted on Ro ute 7 •';? mde no11 h o f Ches ter , Ohto Hout s 9 00 om to 7 00 Monday rhru r ~tdo y , Cl o~ ed Solur doys 011 cept fo r ~a l e wce f.. ~ Henry and Mo1-; Hunler own ers Rt:DUCf SAFE & los I wtth CoBese loble ts 8. E Vop water ptlls Nt•l,on Or ug Wanh!d tu Uuy ( HIP I::(ONO MY lRA ClOR wr th all o l · ta r hmonts lrk o n(lw os k lrlQ $2250 Ph one l b l4 ) b98 3ii?O APRil 17-19 Al Al l 17 9 MOH.·IUII ·WID. 1 -l] Mobile ltomes fur Sale :.ant W Va b e$ 1de H od.~ 1973 B1 oa dm orc 14 • b4 '} bechoom 1'173 Dor1 o n 14 x 607 bedr oo m IG7') Vrc tOIIOf1 14 X 67 3 Qed1001n '1 bath 197? Cmen l ry 17 x b5 3 bedt o o rn 1961? Slote smon 17 x 60 7 bedroom SPECIAl S ovr >•nre1e appre< tO I ton ro our tr ,ends and ne•ghboro; who helped 111 '!>O marry wo~~ dullflQ the dines!> or ' d dcalh Df o~..r dt'or ShC'III W(> \\ ~~h t'-' lhonl.. l\' "'Q ~ Ia • 1 Ill' l'uldL,twJ rt•wt\1'' tin IIJ.:hl tu \'lilt 111' rt'Jt'• 1oll\1 lith dt•t•mt•tl ,ol)o )t'tl h•ll.t l llh' l 'uh li..,lnl 1111: nulllt I'I.' "]X•Il~ tb lt f1ot Jlll•lt tll.111 ~>1\ t \11\'nl' · ~~ ~ e~pre~~ WE WISH tc tliit•l t'urSale !:! & w1th Peppno11i ot S•usoge ~ hgulor Pritt SUO Card of Thank:. "nltr !JJct'llltlt.lli.!t'fnl ntbtaln Ph.. lll ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA rrton~ o l ' omO J!Ow 7~ 'I 'I (M.l 1 (i doi)~ '• Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash 1n ~lcmory WANT AD CHARGES • I GOT MULE LAG A New York reader wants lo know what you should do at you r next turn to bid . Second hand has bid two hea rts, your partner three spades and fourth hand fou r hea rts. Pass . Your partner will bid again You Will be harpy If he bids four spades or i he doubles fo ur hea rts . Let him mak e the decision r N~~ W SP/\ 1' 1-.Il ~.N l EIII' HlSfo; ASSN I (Do you rrave a ques t1on for the exoerts ? Wn/e " Ask the £ ., perfs care of this ne wspa· 1 per Individual ques tro ns wiJf be answered rf' accompart1ed by stamped. self·addressed envelopes The most interesf· mg ques/1orts w1 /l be used ;n thJS column and will receive cop1eS of JACOBY MODERN.) • �8- The 1);11\v Sentinel, Middleporl-Pumero) , 0., 'r uesday , April lB. 1976 IN lOVI NG IJl emory o f Gordon H Chevol1er who passed owav 9 years ag o Apnl 18 1969 God has mode death. bu 1 o !. Tar It r strIP be t wee n Ihe l r tend ~htp~ of yesteniay a nd !h e r e ~1 ]5 W01 tl, 0 r Umh·r ('1\,, h ( lktl ).;I' l 25 I !Ill .! !5 "" ,., '"" 1day l tlcty:-, Jl.l:t) h Sorlly rn•:.sed by flitS wrfe Belly Son~ Rodney Jo\1r f.. and fomr ly Eal'h \O ll!d tl\l'l tlto lliHlUllUlll !J 1\u) tb ll'l ~ H'l));. 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Oullf•t \1 ,1Jd• 11 MonT \,~ ,1! •lll!'>ot\UI ,].tl ~lrt!('l ol\ 11 ~O tliiP pol ie~' t>r t'OJbl t• ~ r<th tr>dllPd J0° Dn j 'lli"o ··,r~·od btg 'l''lol "j }I St I t. t "I••' 11u 1, r ,, 1.1 1 ll' \1 t)ll doll 1..11 lror' f.llilllrUI\IHI I GUN ~ H OOT Ru•lon cJ Leq on I arm ('q•., Svndat~ or 17 (l(l noon Sp~11~,, ._.,1h 1 .fiV "un ),,I ll' \I t '!t!,tl ,,fit f lto•uJ B ~H1y ~t• np BilL )Qual.t , NQ1i(t Vo oddi'-~P ·~ I! •' •'oit'd••t>·,do ) C'•t'"'''q ' o• t u-. '1l'"' )Q !u!do . PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , O H IO E STATE OF LUC !1(1a C.n man DECEASED Case- NO 723'iJ <' l' •"' b( u1 r ol Q 1)1'1 (loq>d all lOy N(' II~HINC. o 1d •'C> hun •,nq on "1 y P'~'~ tt~ll o V. Q • IIIf' Olt'rllt" )t•lll'l' PUBLICA T ION OF NOT ICE . ._ TO All PERS ON S TERE S TED ~ Tr--1::: E S TAfE or ~u< noa CiH f Po 1 ) ur ' ll J d!'D"'' ' rl>(nl ~ JO <€'d for H 111.J" !:1 to pm We and and other brand s. Pomeroy landmark l0S1 bon Js 1arn1 1} ! v nes'3 a nd arldNl haor 1 ;. 10 ; cHJ th1 s r 'Jil\w g teat r oulc1 f''vt'l1 mn~ t' d Drg IC:,t(lt•n, r:> 1 hJ11QP 0 1 tPt!t • ~,Q iaT' ' 1o·~ pl \hf• hOiflt"'d!•dd Ill 'J•,IIlP f maqnpr ARIES (March 11-April 191 You noT bt Will q1vtr q 1 our G•ey oam by the noon~;> o't C.eorg€.' lull SC'fl!l 1nq I 1 vrn,1 Cfl tJ, n l A •,•r 1 GldO~ LPI!I•! Melli J(} f I,., I )/ I PI! N Dl Y HOM!- I or Par l+n., 110w ,, our 23rd J€'01 .~ ~' • POild•ng (Jild ho~ o pcnmq\ I CJ r Mo• oql'' ~ ond 0('01£>1~ Porty Ploo fl .. pt'fo(>l"lf(' h <> lp i ul Ou r guor o~n•(' e d l oy~ oml •p fl \ ~ ~~11 lh('ln~·'I"P!> No ro~ l rr .t• ~ l N o \ t>r vtt•· (h llilW 10 1111'1lt 1"tom~r~ No ull o• t nq { l.dr~Pr rng Car tol-rn ' '' nN t' \' or y Call (oil \"( t Cor ol Dar 51 H JB9 83QS a'l cl·r· • "" 1 .t.urwr· <l rnvl'lo~ f' to A•,t· Gr 11 t1 P 0 Bo ; .o: 189 Rd !J (I c,· r '31 11 1' n ~ Y 1N' 19 81? 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I N ) Q tm; J br>d1oom ap l lor rr>nl I u1n1\h !o'd or un lul llt\hl•rl I t:AJ 7 33 4GI 10 ~ )0 rnohrl1• IIOmt• ')bedroom tor r< f' o• Ro c• ' ,. ~Q/ 51:1 ~8 lo• ..,, " "" ruolo 1 rURNSIHfD li MI] UJ ()llf'(lRlUN II -, API Potm•r n t Il l do~ lrrrt Surloh lf• !o1 <0 ·~trur lo on wo rket <o Phon t• ljq) J'}OJ ofhq 5 pn1 Bu"n r>'> S 1 •' .. H f I R\1/1 I r I II l'd .t\ .... .. , ... II For Sale. ll ent or TradP \t ,, ' •'' [I N~W HONDA 1111n 1 blio.P Z SO 01 !rode on old I ruck Qf)? ')~ 1d '>I f ~OUR BEDROOM hom~ Colum bu~ Oh10 l111dcn or eo Sell or e r pP ftPnC,:.S TOd dy In SOCi d l SI IU3· let your h dll down af1d trade fa• propeny 0 1 14 ,.. 70 hou~e trader ol equal voluP rr1 Merg~ County 9Q') 73QO 0 1 997 ?()CI A THE ALMAN.~<; Lnltcd Press International Today IS Tuesda y, Apr1118, AQ UAR IUS (Jan 20-Feb 19\ Go the 108Lh d•y of 1918 with ~1 whprr:> you II g(~t lhP best bar ltl foll ow have tun frtt her lh an fPPI1 1"1q rJt)t, Qal'•~d IQ rjr) IHhll'• , 11 It , H J SIJ .-1 1 ~ourrr• SPrrl )l''", 1 ga111 ') j:m>;P trJrt.t, IO· M>rch---?0) You re IJkely to make deE1S10ns I FOR SALE or ttod•• Polorn.no ho1~c bl4 b67 3b51 teat old Ph on e flf't tpmtn :Ill' I full ph,"'' murn1r1h 742·3010 up Mr ddlcpoll Co11992 7481 Mll rllOW'> llogh t "aw le1 s red wo1 rn~ gmdcon wor111~ f tshrng lr cCil!oC , m•leobovcSyrmu~{'Pat l. l?r 1/.1 51 £WAR1 S GUN SHO P Gun !o l or ~ol() or !•od e ?9 Rcrn111gt on~ 3t Renwrg t on, M odel 12 Wu1 ' hr! Ster ~ and mony mor o See o r {0]17 47 2.<~:l! \Y lb HONDA MR750 e•cellent <ond Ir on $750 1938, Ha rl ... . ,. Cu~tornucd I ac1e and 01 l our oper otor ~ 1 lhr ~ \Old ,j Phone w(>f'k 94) 1609 7481 COUN fRY lormlond with 5ecl ud ed wood!> wo i(H ond good ac c o!>~ 111 M OIIIOQ Coun ly W Vo $1 000 down coli (304) 77') 310') or 1)04 ) 77? 3')'}7 '9 • _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. HOM EMADtOUH I~ fo, ~oi l' 197'} IN1ER NA I10N A L )(OUJ II wlwo l d1 r11e 3 <,pood \1 R A 1 ,hor" 94Q ?531l !:.( HOOt BUS con1pe1 S315 )otf'llo!{' p ol.( (' ~CO I111('1 SSQ Q97 37Q8 BROWNING Bl99 34 full dmkP Aft 1•1 b pm (OII99') 63 10 Est1mates by Appointment Phon•992 -7119 , 'L-------------~2..:·1_4·-tf~c_J /, 000 COO l< ~ r o ... t> 0~ ( ' 11 WO III 'I!l q In b bunll'' tiO c>l~ Wo l l'l toni.. whrle('namol 74') 1~81 1977 fORO 75 mowe• Only u~ ~rl tw iCf.' Coli 99') n.lt:j Radiator~ h~;~m 19 76 HONDA 300 Rood Btl.. l' Chrome and blue F10111 d1~c h1 o~t>~ Very low m1le\ 2 helmets $900 99'} 6307 Of' .. lfl•tor to If>. C.re. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Sy1acu~o on 10C!i"! lot Sponov'.> 3 bf'd1oom vvrth lo!Cjf> u l, ld y roam Hardwood floo1 \ ond ( Or pet f Jud tr ee' and liNCOL N Hill 3 bedroom hou~e corpf• l r•lec 1rtC lwa 1 good go1den lo l Wall<.mg d!~lon(e lr on1 t o wn Call otte r 4 00 9917ol1 Dt~ ve ?47 nos PUl l iNS [ XCAVATING C0111plc te Se r111(e Ph one 997 2478 WINIER GE l !a y o ur hou~li? l~ l u~ rno f.. e nece~)OJ y repo11~ AI lr omm Collsl!uct ton 742 7328 lU NING lone Oor11e h. A l~o and odtu~trnen r s 997 758 I rf no on~v.c 1 coli Wettgolt Real <h('o p 992 1081 slM CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE 'AGENCY IN GALLIPOliS f or ~ah· The evemn g stars are today based upon that wh•ch •s Mars, Venus, Jupiter and eas•est rather than that whtch ts the wt ses t, thus deny.n9 Saturn yoursel f !he best ou tcome Those born on Lh is thl!e are !NEWSP.a P!:.R ENTEP:PAIS( AS$"-' ! und r Lhe .s1gn of Aries. ~ lHffR-NAIIONAI ~ M"1 f IV! GAllON "t'.,.. bladt' wp1d1 and c.ob Co rnpll >i l•l'f' ,e...,orloted Phone ~, 9 17oJ Jtf P CJ7 Red w11h blo c ~ top S5300 1~ 71 VW Supet Beetle Jl,l f' 11000 991 5<50 - gord~n ~ployc:tr ~heor., u ~c-d !wtCf' l1eodl<> •,(' w on g rnochtne good (Ond• lro11 Ver v o ld )Oitd ool<. ~lund Spi rt bo tt om \Cw•ng rot kt>1 q9') 307q ) HUI COR N H4'.1 76~3 f l\.{: ft fJ rOtO I•IfCI I I00 3388 992 ll(>w f•l1y!ll ( • VH Vll ~ 1EP N ur~e ~Shoes S4 86 I0 $10 88 B arley~ Middleport IHRI [ H P pu~h LINCOLN HTS . - A very nice ,,,2 story 4 bedroom home m good con d ition . Features a basemen t wit h lmished tam il y room an d laundry room, eat -In kitchen , llv1n g room & bath . Large lot with fenced yard Call now, pr~ced to sell at Sl7 ,000. 1110wer 643 164 5 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Lef Pomeroy Landmuk soften & coodltlon your water with C\).OP Wlter uc.svl , '289.95 Let - - ~8 ACR E- F-AR ~PrKrrrt..>Uuc-t.od to $4'6,900- A ttrrtcl l'tie rt•ni ocleiC'd 1 ~ t ory !arm nom e. Tl11s nt cc home f eatu r es n tnr<H' l1 v•nq room , d1 n1ng , ca t In kitc h en, 5 b ed rooms. ~-- - • • -_Jock W. car.. y, MQr. ~ Phone 992-2111 ·- - 80 WIR 5 REPAIR tOO\ 1er s "ons all ~moll oppl1orrces lawn mowo r nex l to Sror c H1ghwoy Go• age on Rou te 7 Ph one (61 4) 985 · Sweepe rs 3825 REMODELING J-llvmb.ng heolrng and oil lype~ of gcneftll re patr Wor k guo r onlecd LO yeor s e,. perrencc Phone 99'} 2-409 . SEWING MA( HINE Re p o11s . ~c t vrce . oil ma lo. c~ 992 2264 lh e Fabnc Shop Pomero y A uthon Led S111ger So le s on d So • ~~ce We ~h e• pen SCisson . EXCAV A JINC d aH! I , loode r and backh oe w or k . dvmp !ru ck s ond lo boy s for hul:! will hov l l dl dr tl , to ~od l.meslone and gr ove l Call Bob or Roger Je f · f ar~ . day ph one qq2 .709q mght pho ne q92 . 3525 o r 992· 5232 . EXCAVATING • ' •• - COnstruCtiOil . plumb1ng ond heating. N o jo b & 11 , 1li'I II1 S, 15 ilUCS ot tdlnbl e land w ith ba l il nCC' In p,~~lu r C' McJ woocJJrmd OldC'r bnrn & garage . You mu st .,,.,.. t h1 S one-. t t ' s wt•ll "nrth th e prt cc . Loca t e d o tl Rt . Jl~ 1n Mt• IIJ\ Counl'( SHOULD BE ON TH' FORCE, "MON51ER'' . ., 11 WAS SELF - DEFENSE.. Yestelday 5 WHO'S BEHIND 01 - Special Omsions PLACID BEATEN Exposes ple nty on the beach - THE EBB TtrJE 8·oo-K1 ng ol the Beas1s 3,4, 15; Elqh1 Is Enough 6,13: Amazi ng Smder -Man B. 10; Nova 20,33. Maria" ConjuncGASOI.I NF: t\1.1-EY Do we have plentu of C.l1(lnl1~"; ana paas? Hello, kid l'n1 LJOU r 1 uq\tJ father ' -----• Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M.- Bound lor Glory ( PG \ 9 & 11 PM - Slapsho1 CRI Cable Chann•l 5 - 5 Ms. May 6 Tenor, Luciano 7Done with 8 Overflow 10 Cap 11 Foolish 17 Marching 6·30 P.M - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show Black Knighl Revue Black Kn 1ghl Rev ue 11:00 - 700 Club 7:00 9 00 - Yesterday's Annrer 22Speak 37 Wine : pompously • Fr. Z5 Btitish gun 48 Ending Z6 French for river sounds Tut·~ da y, April JX BRIDGE lamb u Night 30 Annoy 18 Kind of pricing surrender 19 Tenor, 24 Irregular, James as a margm zo Church area Z7 Early Scot 28 Aleutian island Z9 Whip 31 Weasel 31 Sage 34 Screen 35 Rendition by 6 Down, e.g ,--..,.,.....,..,......,.,._,.,,..... Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag before 42R.adiauor 'I t3 ~be aUlp . bac kf'1res on West NORTH , 118. A • 8 75 4 • A Q 10 42 r bend • 5 • A w~:sr cousin WETHERAlL CONCRETE 3Z "You - My Destiny" 33 Queen : Fr. 34 U.S. air defense ann :IS Wagnerian heroine 38 Bother 39 Martha of the late show 44 For shame! 45 Pep up 44i Bronze 47 Armed foe G- j Henderson !I,, 671 1Sf7 -• - if .' FHANK & F. HNI F: WOULD \'00 UM[ 10 Nl I $75,000 • 65 t Q D 6 :1 J !I 5 -1 ¥ K .I 9 8 7 •• 10 2 • 8 6:1 2 + SO tJ TH + K (/ .I 10 + KQ Vu ln cr"blc : North-So uth Dealer So uth l • Pii S~ I¥ Pa ss 1+ Pa ss 4. P;;!SS 4 NT I lass Db \ Pnss 6• f'<I SS f;;-.,-11-1- t-t--t--t----11 •' ." Will CARE l or th e old1•1ly 111 0111 home Phone 9q7.7314 . So uth ) Db\ s• -..c.......&--.l......l.-:4..,.,! B)' DAlLY ORYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : Pass too Io rge or roo smalL Phone WA lER WELl d11ll mg Wdho111 Grant. 7-42 2879 . BUT IT 5TRUCK. A Tf2EE WI-'ICH !'ELL AGAINST OU J<. CHII.ANEY , ., r!l'tJ."t .1 " ""' ~ I [... AND KNOCK~D BILL5 PIC7UI?E CLEAR OFF THE olo~TELPIECE AND SHAITEQ:'D 7HE G!A5S lOA MILLION PJECEB! h1s queen Not tng th at East 1 I HK ENATA KDVXATO played the n1ne, he ruffed a S V J J WF. 'P A . S NV T D A K KG U J AT Yemnlly'o Cryploquote : A GOVERNMENT IS FREE IN PROPORTION TO TilE RIGIITS IT GUARANTEF.'i TO TilE MINORITY.-Al.FRED M. LANDON © tW78 Kins F'eaturea Sy nd iCate. In c. second low diam ond to set up the rest of the smt. came to his hand with a club, pull ed the las t trump and clmmed beca use all ha s dia · m o n ds were now good . If West had just let South hold the first trump he would not have ha d a cha nce to BAHNEY • '" \\llh the ni ne You open the bidding with one spade, hold1ng . + AQ665 PAW, 1./E LOOK WORE TO A FRAZZLE 11' 65 t AK 26 • :i2 and Alan Sonta g " Ace' were made to take kings ," remark ed West as he played h1s ace of trumps Is L 0 N G F E I. I , 0 W on South 's kin g at tr1ek two. One letter simply stand! for ano ther In this ump le A is ··south sa ad nothmg as he used for the three L's, X rur lhe two O's, clc Single let1ers. went about the b u s iness of apostrophes, the length anrl formation of the words are all makin g s ix spades doubled. hints. Each day 1he rode leiters are differen t. The procedu re was Simple and effecti ve . He ruffed the CRVPTOQUOTES h c <~rt that W<Sl led at lr~ c k three, ca!-ih cd hi s ace of ENATA DHPFNATA KDVXATO HK diamonds, ruffed a diamond p A ; VJL FNATA in dummy a nd Jed a trump to SVJJWE ATEO DHPATEO and try to ruff two diamonds . Th1s pla n would have fa iled beca use East would have been able to overruff th e second dtamond Oswa ld .Ja coby AX V D L 8 A AX R 7•2·23<8 South would have had two lu play on . He could have Jed a second trump . This time West would take h1s ace and lead a third trump to make tt imposstble fur So uth tu ruff two diamonds in dummy. fil s other way would have Upcn1ng lead v 6 the Ages GRN % OMI'f MY SINS Of OMI.S.SION :» • F.a st clown aL hts s lam been to leave trumps alone " .1 t A K ,I ft i I Nor th make that fatuous remark , but he would have been well rewarded when South went wa ys EAST • 9 1i I One of > 10 7 + AJ 2 DOWN lNCM: 'iL\R • BE SlLF·EMPLO'fEO ANU NOT HAV[ TO INVEST lt. LOT OF MONEY S.. our ld ~ Htlp Wlll ttd • 8.3o- Holocaus1 3, 4 , 1~; 9·0Q-Charlle's Angels 6,13, Mov1e " Po sse" 8. 10; Live From Lincoln Cenler 20,33 10 OO- S1a rsky & Hu1ch 6,1 3, 11·00- News 3.4.6.8. 10. 13. 15, 11 3Q-Johnnv Carson 3,4, 15; Po llee S1ory 6,13; Ha waii Five -D 8; Movie " Saratqga" 10. 11 45--ABC News 33. 1115--Janakl 33; 12 :4oMystery ol 1he Week 6,13 12 ·4o- Ko1ak 6. 1·0o-Tomorrow 3,4, 2· ill--News 13 . 4 Bible passage : abbr. tion ...!C:~~~~~~... Word of Owner H. C. Dawkin L Charles (Bud) Spires. Auctionee rs Not responsible for accidents Terms of sale : Cash DERBY Maga 11ne 33 Green 7·3o-AJ I.S1ar Anylhlpg Goes 3; Sha Na Na 4; Betwoer The Wars 6; Family Feud 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33, The Judg e 10 ; In Search of 13; Wild scrap Annin~ries Saturday, April22 , 1:30 p.m . at Doris Mille r Jackson Farm located on Slate Rl. 124, 8 miles north of Racine, Ohio at Great Be nd across river frum Kaiser Aluminum. 424 lnt , tra ctor. powe r steering. live power. 2500 hours ; 140 Int . Tractor ; 220 Case Bal er with kicker ; 35 Int . Rake ; 2 A Int . Conditione r; No ., 5 John Deere Nv::Jwer, 7' Sic kl e; 24 ' H.1y elevator ; 2 row corn planter Int ., pulll ype < 2-row Int . Cultivator ; 1 flat bed wagon , good t5ed ; In! , Di sc 122 ; 209 Int . 3- Piow 14" p ic ~ up ; Cultivators for 140 Int . tract or; Fer t ilizer at.ta ch menl ]40 Int . plow for 140 Int . 2 ~f>low 1 Pos t Hole Digger '·12' '; Grader ., blade'; l · rpyv,.~~r.r.. R I~nter , quick hit c h. No sma ll items. be on t 1me. · ' ' · '''"" • XI X]-[ XI XXr by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS Z Cambodia's a, - No! r---:--:----:--.:r-:-:-:-:--:-::-::-,:--:;:::=::::::T-::;;~ 1"Parade " 3 Table WOULD KNOW Dusine11 Oppurtunili•·• 00-- News 3,4,8, 10, 13 , IS ; ABC News 6: Zoom 211; 6 3o-NBC News 3,4,15; AB<; · News 13; Carol Burne11 & Friends 6, CBS News 8,10;0ver Easy 20 7:01l--Cross Wits3,4; NewlywedGame6,t3 : Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is 15 ; Oick Cavett 20 ; Big 6 ~Wtl Victory UNION OPERAT ED 3 JO 1 n10. Hogan ' s Heroes 15. Now arrange the CirCled letters to form the su rpnse answer. as suggested by the above cartoon Jumbles ABIDE Sign Journalist TarbeU Accouter Of IIW1 ''Get A Load Of This" Rogers ' Neighborhood 20,33, Hogan 's Heroes 10; Al1erschool Spec1a \ 13; Petticoat Junction 15. 5·3Q- News 6, Elec Co 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; . • "'()U'RE RIGHT! THOSE DANG KIDNAP!'~: 'IS - A DANCE FOR PEOPl-E WHO DON 'T WANT K i ngdo~ lS I /lb 1 mo Bun ch 10 5 OQ- Bonanza 3, Star Trek tl , Gunsmoke 8, Mister Jumble Book No. 10, With the le1ae1 I 10 puz:z.lel, • avalla!M for Sl 35 ~· paid from Jumi:H, rio thl!l newapeper, Boll 34, Norwood. N.J. 07648 lncluelt yoor name, lddrea, tto oode and make chedll payahle to Newlpapefboakl I -' I )loard the Metro liner 812·2171 General Hospital 6, 13, Lilias . Yoga & You 20 3:3Q-AII In The Family 8, 10, Ohio Journal 10, 4.00--Mi sler Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15 . Merv Griff in 6; Addams Family 8: Sesame 51 20,33, Gomer Pyle, USMC 10, Dinah 13. 4·3Q-Li111e Rascal s 3,15, Gilligan 's Is. 4; Brady (Answe rs tomorrow ) Answer -·-.. do1er I OOf lnQ , Answer here. AN"( THOSE " YOU I KNEW 1 WO HOODS • ba ck hoe ond d11che t Chorle~ R Hat · fre ld Bo ck Hoe Servtce , Rut lan d , Oh1o Phone 7..-1 2· 2008 . Will dO YFAH .1 NO! NO ! "MONSTER " 15 C.OIN ' STRAIGH T IHCbE TWO TRI ED TO mL HIM -n-ilS! Hartford .....,......, IT \ I - ORPHA'N ANNIE-TWO FOR OUR SIDE THE PHOTO PLACE R. D. Carney us test your water Free Pomeroy landmark Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 3· 12 1 mo. ~,. ~BACTb IJTJ'LF: OHPHA N ANN IF: PWMBING & HEATING INC. POll tills Passpo1ts • ILOFUN~ [] 0 CARTER SALESANDSERV ICE 11 9 lie Tomorrow 8, 10; Elec . Co 33. oo-For Richer, F'or Poorer 3, Al l My Children 6,13, News 8: Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 30--Days_ol Our Lives 3,4,1 5; As The World Turns 8, 10; 2:0Q-One Life 1o Live 6, 13. 2.30--Doctors 3, 4, 15; Guldmg Light 8, 10. 3:0o-Ano1her World 3,4.15; General Hospital 6,13 ; b I [J V•" d 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Oh io Pom•rov 992.6282 or 992-6263 8A.M. to4 :JOP .M by Hend ArnoldandB ob l ee I NALBA PUBLIC AUCTION B & D ul f•r:tr •< hedge hnt+dOTE!"r tr· Nay -.... 9Hl 3891 IS M ert'll r~-- AT 446-3643 EveninQs Cal\446-379! or 446·7881 DODC £ CO NV !RI£ 0 ' ~el f ro ntoJrl cd motor home Slueps ) In A I rondii •On $jSOO (oil o ht'' ~ pm 985 381(1 or [IJ (614) 667 -6177 Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m . 0. ElWOOD Ph orl(' I !bl.t ) t9 ~U;l~ r"' RIPEV JERRY MURPHY Weddinp pov1ng R1 143 IJJ I BA IHROO M S AND ~li c h en~ •umodeled te i Oinl( 11te plulll bmg {O•pun try and general morn te non te 13 yuo r ~ OJI per 1ence q9'] 3685 bot h Pomeroy BOHN I.OSEH 3 1s lfc In MD 6,13, Six American Fami11es one let1e1 to each square lo form four ordinary word s grading , driv ew.1y s, landscaping , efc. Sl Rt. 143, toward Rutland , BRA Of O R D Au(l,oneer Com plete Ser111Ce Phone 9<!9 2>4 87 o • 949 2000 Row1e Oh1a Cr~ tt Srodf o1 d PIA NO FI VE ROO MS ond J..4 miles oH Rf. 7 bV·pass on AND MARliN E. cavotrng ~ept1c ~y~tenH dotel bo ckh o'i dump t1 uck l,lflt>:> l one gravt•l blac ktop o98 Farr , Unscramble these four Jumbles . ·'· Pom erov, 0 . Specialized s,. 33 10:30--News 20; 11 OQ- News 3, 4,6, 13, 15; DICk Cave1t 20: Over Easv 33. 11 fl'ilM ID11 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ Dusines5 Service5 HOW[RV Rot•ne J , CCI€~ Beoull ful .S bedroom 3 bath home Com pletcly l t•modeled ond ro rpcted Ha~ bolh go~ and cle<tJr( h.Hno<e lo1ge ca rpor t and ~I0 1 aq'C> butlclmgs For 111 forma tron call <1 49 /018 --- 10·9o-Julie • ~hsu b ~ In ROGER HYSELl GARAGE EXPERIENCED r ,~m o deled IWO HOU\l \ & Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 ho rne oil m•tH~Ial rtght... f uPI o1l l urnoce Rullond area S.Jb 000 NPw 3 b('droom to tal eledr•< horne 1 113 ocru!> rlCOI m•nc~ $77 000 Buddmg lo t I 11 ooe~ 1ur ol wafer on lot SJ 800 Colll 4'} 7819oller !1 pm 0 1 onylrrne Sot & Sun 7 Ji 79~ 4 New General Contracting Service WIIM t it• ..r.nl Trudl Holoca usau s t 3,.4 , 15, Th ree's Company 6, 13, Movie " A Man Called Horse" 8,10. 9:3o-Harvey Korman 6, Mary Ty ler Moore 13, American Fam11ies 20 , Sy mbiosis 33. 4-1'1 1 mo 1., . DAVID BRICKLES 100 OCIC s l or ~ole No burldrngs Tupp er5 f'!orn~ Ohro Phone II b6 l 33 49 U roorn r:no Remodeling . SlOHY 71 ACRES 4-4 1 Construction BU SI NESS BUilDIN G wllh llv111g quoner$ 30 x 80 Locotcd on Mo1 n S!ree ! Ru! lond For ~ole o r 11 0de See or coli I 0 )I ewe r 1 74'/ 7421 Pho11c 220 E. MainS!. Pomeroy, Oh1o Sidewalks , RIDING lAWNM OW[R Mu11oy 10 AP PRO X new ELLIOTI APPLIANCE II K•fchen Cabinets, Roofing, Concrete F'atios , !r omp h o u~c 6 tOOrn~ o nd bo th f t>llor out budd1ng~ 4 oCrP' lor\d o! 1•dge o l Rutland Cornple te l!adcr hoolo. up ol~o ? bo11 J,. ~ appro•!> f>d p roper ty at S15 500 Phone 9Q'} 7Cf/-l TWO 8 oo-Man From Allanlis 3,4, 15, Happy Day s 6, 13; Sam 8, 10, I Sought My Brother 20,33. 8:3o- Laverne & Shirley 6. 13. Bugs Bu nny 8, 10, 9:0o- LOOKS LIKE WE VE FINALLY 60T DEADHEAD RI ~ HT WHERE 'liE WANT HIM! Call 992.7113 J 16 1 mo 74] 3 lb3 Television Honor Soc iety 15 . HERE COME:> OUR. OPEI'tATIVE WHO SAW THE ACTLJAI.KIDNAPPIN6·· HE · CA N IDENTIF Y TH& VEHICLE! DOZER FOR HIRE Phone HURRY ! l1m iled Supp ly POMl ROY f IV~ mtnu l e:. to !own a nd ~chools A lumrnum srd"'9 Storm wtndows and door~ Ne .... 1976 Jo\AWASAK I 100 rnuu du1 J,.,tthen o woman~ dclrght :2 b r ~, , l1 l..e new Recently tuned or 3 bedroom~ 8o:.emer1 t J-l r1r t· $400 Ph on e Qq'} 57b8 Corpo1 throughout B)· appo •nt rnenr only Ro ger Abbo 11 f:i iOOJ ( Ornper lOp 49~ o rdtto c 9q7 6114 o r 99'/ 7377 ICH 3 p ! htr(h 9(i') 41b l h J' l'to ct•coll y b l 4 b0 7 3593 For & BOLEN MULCHER S BY O WN~R 5 o c re~ wtth 9 room house FR EF G A S ') cor garage ~urnm Pr lo. ttc hen and bo•dl!rl•d by') ue\" ~) Call 985 38')7 ""~· ~'-A ~----------~~~~ ~ Sa Jes & S.rvice LAW'f< 'BOY MOWERS Phone 992 ·2181 ~ AUTHORIZ£0 RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 6; M ac Neil-Lehrer Report 20,33; Price IS R1ght 10, That's Hollywood 13, Phon• 992-3748 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 1 mo. Ph . 992-2848 Candtd Came ra 8, (l litllo 1.. 0><11J> '•tr.oot 498 Lo cust Street M1ddl epcr r . 0 . Phone992 -J092 Sa l e Pr1c e el Ncrw Thru Apn110th ' NG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ?7]]11'(1 Small Engine Sales & Service HOUSI AN D busrr1ess bu1ld1ng tn RPt..·d~vdle 985 35'}9 Pomeroy landmark ''Jhf Drrain1tors Not Tht lmitJtol1 7 Phone> e,14 ) b67 b304 POTASH, FERHl-PELS & BlEND 992·2206 01992·7630 WILKINSON Commercial propc rtv opprox 17 oc'<'l> le.,.el Jond lo co led or Tupper~ Plou 1<, on Ohro Rou te Hogan's Heroes 15. • Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery Installation Servi ce At fully insured Fre• Est . Call. 992-3815 4·9-1 mo pd all eiN I ocre M.d d lepotl , clo~e to Rutlond Phone 992 . YAlf ~ORK l, fr 70 I H bmkhor> ond lou d"' Oll(] lo Boy 1970 JUS! CO MPlETED new hou se 11, Moddlep o1 t Fo1 more Hl l o•rno I H 1700 dump II Ul k J ho'>t' < 011 11 011 col t 99') /738 or 992 5304 be b o ugh! ~eporo l'-~l v or m o gr ou p Phon (' 'q49 7710 o• BY OWNE H J bedroom~ wdh lo r e 8-t B 2705 l or morf' onlormot•o• cd 011 qo~ hco t 011d on cond1 tranli\Q I acre level lo t 1n Rv tto nd S HI 000 Phone Check o ur low, lo w pr1ces on 0. 3, Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; M 1ster 6·0o-News 3,4,8,1 0,13, 15: ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20. 6.3o-NBC News 3,4,15; , Carol Burne11 & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10, Over Easy 10 7 DO-Cross-Wits 3; Nightm ar e 4, Newlywed Game 6,13 ; Pop Goes The Coun1ry 8; News 10, Gilligan' s Is. 15; French Chef 20; Book B•at 33 7:3Q-Hol lywood Squares 3,4; Let's Go To The Races MOORE'S ~"'tel,''"'""· Carpet • Upholstery Phone Mike Young Experience and £'• snoo Young's Carpeting 13; 1. 35--Koiak 8 Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. Guns & Fury IGI 9 & 11 PM - Domino Principle I RJ Cable Channel I 6:30 P.M - Testimony Time 7:00 P.M - Paul Gaudino Family F1tness Show 10 00 P M - 700 Club . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,1978 5:45-- Farm Repor1 13: 5.50--PTL Club 13; 5 55-Sunme Semester 10: 6:0Q-PTL Club 15. 6:25- Ch risotpher Closeup 10 ; 6:30- News Con ferenence 4, News 6; Sunrise Semester B; 6·45-Morning Report 3: 6:5o-Good Morning West V~rg1ma 13; 6 55-C huck White Reports 10; News 13 7 OQ-Today 3,4,15. Good Morn ing America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwinkle 10; 7:3o-Schoolles 10. 8·oll--Capt Kangaroo 8, 10 ; Sesa me St. JJ; 9:0Q-Merv Gr iltln 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Emergency One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 1D 9:30--Andy Griffith 8, Fam ily Allalr 10; 10 .0QSanford & Son 3,4, 15, Edge of N\ghl 6; Pass The Buc k 8. Joker 's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 .3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15, High Hopes 6; Pr ice IS Righi 8, 10; $20,000 Pyramid 13. 11·oo-Wheel of Fortune 3,4.15. Happy Oays 6, 13; Elec . Co 20. 11 :3Q-Knockout 3, 15, Family Feud 6, 13; Parlrldgt Family 4; Love of Life 8,10: Sesame St. 211,33 , 11 55-C BS News 8: Loving Free 10. 11 OQ-Newscen1er 3, News 4,6,10, To Say The Least 15, Gambi1 8; Midday Magazi ne 13, 12 31l--Ryan's Hope 6, 13, Bob Braun 4: Gong Show 15; Search for Rogers' Ne ighborhood 20,33 ; Hogao 's Heroes 10; Emergency One i3; Petti coat J unction 15. 5:3o-News 6; Elec Co 20,33; Mary Tyl • r Moore 10; -"' PAINTS AT For The Best Price In .Town See Denver Kappl e At Superior Steam E11raction on heating cost ne or Rutl ond Chester, Ohio 10-30-c A-9· 1 mo . Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Sav• 30 pet. to SO pel '(•lien ! cor1dr i •OII ha~ w •< •(hc VA FHA 30 yr fr noncrng ol~o rcf,nan c"'9 lrelond Mortgo ge du tch and !>hrl r ond Ol hCI m 77 ~ Sto t o Al hc1,5 phone (61 4) ( (!~~O!<CS S3000 61·1 69H J1QO 59') 305 I l0UIPM£N 1 FOJ.l co rnplete beauly .,hop Box 3. Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE lteall!;otale fur Sale HOME SITE S l or ~o l e s · oo-~onan-za L~ "!EXTERIO & R Jack's Septic Tank Service 12:0D-Janaki JJ 1 12 oo-Tomorrow 3,.4 ; l : lQ-News TUESDAY . APRIL 18, 197o •' .I Residential and commercial. Call for estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday . anytim• Phone 985 -3806 J&L NE:W 3 bE<d roo m hou se 2 bo lh s ( HARL 1£ S LI VE Boll soft ener. Modei Now Only Tlw llll•ot l 1s hl'!wt•t•n Its Tht.· <OO IOd ond p1e tover rng~ GlOOSl' lrorn 6J po!le<rn boa ].. ~ OuKI... '('IY<' f' Phorw qq') 37 48 01 99') 5070 Krng B, nlcl f't .., Supply Co Mrrldlepor l 0 Pl e r11y ol free pod,,n g po~ Je d woll o•1d utl Phone Qt{) TUPP I R ~ <hr ,.,h..n tlhn "" I~" ''"' '"•'r <hon ''P"''••nl f rj, .., •lie• "'' ,, f"ll !hP 1>" 11/•'l "'• Dupont materials. WAllTEX VINYl l u1111~hl"< d apl\ fO P Apt \ r, CAPRICO RN (Dec . 22-Jan 191 PISCES (Feb ~S b ccllcnt One o wner Nrce. dean cor Phone bl4 3b7 t;(58 Co i • tt' rl~ ( onto 1 r VtlloyP Manor " 111 Don 1 1••1 yrJur u1h1bJ!JOilS d e - good Co l i ~bn d llton A f'l .. I!IM! ll<t <l ,, NO AU CT IO NS o tr T Ul:'~ doy nrght.-. un l rl f url h c t no l rce at Oh •o Rrver Au ct JOil M•ddl ep01 t Ohro Regulor ~o le $ l· n doys and Soturdoy~ a t 7 pm COU N!f!Y MOBill Ho,nt• Po,~ Pou lf' j j 'lOr 'h of PomP I Oy lo•q('!ol~ Col19'n IJ /9 tlanta· Wa shmgton 1 ~" BR USH HOG 7 l uu l J D pull l'f'pe lttple UlliVFJ ISOI d1 IY f' ~ho l t ,ltp du l(h pun cl ulf' pr ool I !It·~ \lt•ry go od coqdrt•on Shade 6'16 1734 5J ) 4 qa• n th J.) ildHwd t,on y-o,IJ seek 11011~ ~f> lt 19/J CHtVY NOVA luu11,h~d VACATt(rO, 13-0ec . plf'dSurat;IP qood tolld1t1011 M u~l ']7 4 7 (!II(UIIflg!o A ( QJQ J AfJlr 4 ~M ~ru- matter ~ IO(Jdy 811 ~ pwrJu c. +>r nOJ d ptf>!P rldflr ,t tHJ IOU Nlff Jl P 8 . 10 >r .55 mobile ho m e wtth ex pa n do 3 OC 1es wo l er ~ cp tr c t all ~ Cl o~c to n11 nes Fu1n1 shod lmrncdmlf' pos.~e!Os t o n $ 10 500 74"1 3074 o • wtt te Box 9. lang ~v dle Oh ro 457<11 For ll <·nt <; " I' , f,>r Ba ordtng and ou tdoo1 run!> G'oorn ,ng oil breeds Cloorl ~or1r t ory la c: rl1t•o!o Che!>h11e Phone 614 ! 367 0197 Rt. I Middleport. Ohio Z4 Years Servtce SPRING SPECIAL Compl•le Paint Jobs 1100.00 Small Cars 1125.00 Large Cars 1175.00 Trucks Body work & repair 11.00 per inch usmg on Jy the best 992 5537 AUction TELEVISION VIEWING -BEST QUALIT Y 'INTERIOR SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ~AUTO PAINTING I 0 wroE 50 long ,mob ile home lur n t ~ h cd 1 30 d 773 . 5504 o r FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, HOOf HOlLOW H o t ~ e~ Buy !oe11 trod£> o r tru on Npw or rd U'>('d soddlc '> Rvth Rt·P vf•'> Albony bl J 698 3190 BOB'S 11 :11l--News 8,1 0; 11 :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15: Movl& "Savages " 6,13; ABC News 33 : 11 :50-Movl& " Ru by Gentry" 8; Movie " The Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones " 10. lKJ\1-Y • • 1 ..,, I otft,.i \- ,.. ,..,,. {,,...,,..,..r., P~">d o rrna nr_p ~~ .vtoat rP dlty pnv P y()u oo J,. ong for wo rl, or who rev(!t ) OU II gr;>l re~ul 1 ~ la~l('l woth a SenJ.n('l Wont Ad Co1 19Q'} Of' Hh ho1ne 3 bed r oom 7 lull b or h s l ully ca 1petcd on 1 1 • OCI es a t la nd 747 -17 14 - 1'he Daily SentineL Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .; Tuesday, April lB. 1918 Business Services 7b mo brle 17 .- NICE PIGS lor sole Altc1 !i caJI 940 2857 '" n,l!lnn• l '"' • ~• •;,> " ~'"" "' ' , :>u VIRGO (Aug 21-Se p1 !I\IP ~eerl qn 1453 COO N IR S CAMP[R S on Rambow Podge Htgh quol1 1f low pt~c t~ , full lone recreor,onol v\"htcle'> a11d oc< a'>~o••e$ Off Oh1o R• 7 ~ovth o l ! u pper~ Plo1 n~ taf..c C f.' }B 10 Bo~ho n follo w .,, gns Op1·n loll do1~ Con to(l Robert r odi1E"t l r 11q 8otlom Ohoo .... .. .. ...... . • l ooo,l •'l l ,.,. ?' CJ W f'q O PI! III•>~I\ P o ff er 'o .... ~ ~ J 4'N We 'ell '>elvl<f' and quolrl y Ope11 ~>Undoy (QI'lp Coni c.,. ~ tar cro lr ~ale ., flt 67 •1ot th o f Pt Plpo•;anl RM We ma ~ ~('I ~rle 'O l'O Ch ll€W /ok/ down ) lorH10, 1f't Sl800 110vv SJI )Q 8 b trade1 SS09S no w s 11:1111 n h "'"' 111oror S1b 4b0 H1 Sf" II ~ o hO YC IIO rJ CAN CER !June 18 July 111 'g r \ard ~al r 111()0 DATSU N PICKUP 1974 Om odson )1/l fi(f.IAI J l N ONf VIAR 1 GE MINI 1May 11·Jun e 101 1Dr 11 5,000 ,;,,r-. nor r '• " s,JY t· ' 9575 pn NET c,~r r t u .nt, k rJ J•na ( ,ur Aj:f , 'I rou 11 n ~'> OUUJ Caii 'Jtr1Q lc v•JtJI lflWn •, ~~ lr ~f 'l f to he t t•W P.lJfl! ]•Jd 1(1 ldr You nl•Qit' I n•· !111 t ul vt•fl/1 CH;Iqr·r p 1, ri-J•Iy •1 , '1 1 rt l!ulfl Y " '' lit;C io. tl( , !t t ' I 0V I' I wolh TAURUS !April 10- Ma y 101 1·• <., I"' (11111'1 r1 1 !! I 51Qil You, ,. trt r • •dlfJ''H IP t6t ht'Y J. 11 Nil If II.., r1 ~. 1 1dl ~r U 1\iJ fl l It 'o 'ol' fd1fll I 11\df P (' ir,t 1-J<I~'' ' •fl1 ( • ]<ll <''> b I ' ) I II• !J11 1n !' OlP l or 1unk cars. F r vt~'> O"d Aula Ports WrN I.. C<r )Pr ... •c f' lrre oole and Repou Ru tland 7J ') 7081 or Pemu o.J SCASHS Vomd Jr opphtat•(V ~ lAKING rt•lll" sr' ,1 I'JilQ Pol es rnrJ • doamer."' 10 on lorge '> t end S8 pPr lorr Bundlr>d ">lob S6 p{'i ron Qp l o.. Med to Ohoo Pollr>l Co Rt '} Y'om f>l o y qq7 7bflq IG77 r O PD LID P 5 ss lC'>S t.ul l • r ' r1 d v 11 : .. PI1 F1rd out •norp l/10ul v u r ~... n tJy l rtl WOOD Au to Sal~• a1' ent1r,n lrJ VOU I l'. nr~ IO!la'l' o'/AITRl W.Ar>Jif D Aj iplf Ill pt<r Tf1CP'f 0r ' lo '1U SMuld al!o 'fl) l)\ ~o· C•ow ~ ~l{>o O Hr. ,,~ , , r1rr 'NJ 63 70 cokrutn c hlar od~ fer 1t11 1(;!r dog l oad and oil type $ ol sol t b: c vl~1or Sai l Wodo. '> In c £ Mo1n Sr PoHre• oy 99 / 3891 !r,doo 1 j IIPlp Wantrd Nrll I Jn"~q y Ju W1JI buy J prete Or (Oill p lt• l\_• hou~f>hold Ne w u~Pd or emit Quf'~ Ma rlin~ Fur nt tule 70 N lnd ~~ M1ddlep ofl Ph o ne l'ets fur Sale 9,. 2070 Ap ril 19, 1978 Pl co RISING 51 AR Ket1nel IN Ra t "'· acea COl 'J:JI.!JJ strr·nq'nt•n•nq ~moll Sl VLN I Atv'dl Y Potrh ~alP WPJ only Aprr l l Q 10 to J ~OnlHh ••q l or C'<er yone Van Coo11P y ~n G1on! St M td d)(' pQr 1 Ohoo Hom <on ce I~ enlarged our ha"Ye ~en11ee depa rt ment w1 ll service Hotpoin t Bernice Bede Osol JJ NO IHM 100 lorgl',t-11 100 111ture Jomp., J,.rll c h ~ kne e ~ ~ and 1cwclry Trader ~ 13 & IJ Co~,n r r 'f' M obolc H Oi!lC Pail< q, 33 Dor w m ASTRO ·GRAPH w.1 and round ; ljJJ I J~~ OLD FURNilURE 1ce bOll''' b1n'' bed, 11 on bed~ etc cornplete hou ,eh ol d~ Wtrte M D Mrll£>r Rr ~ Porne• O) Oh1 o or <oil \19'] 77 b0 YARD SAl E ~tor!tng Sundoy f ur APPLIANCE SERVICE _F_or _w_e_d_ne_sday . Apr ~ol..:1.:.9-:---::-:: A 2331 :nstJ 9,. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . aiill Phon• 992-2181 ~ COI NS CUR RENCY tok.en:o. olcl pocJ,.et walche~ and cho1n~ •-1lver ond gold We need 1464 ondolde1 \tlver com:; But sell or trade CaJI RI'Jge1 Warn~ley WOI'I I IO bu..- 01 ~{'JI ~ o mcthmg <ll f't>lrrrg (lub hOtJ\ 1' Wt•dlll" \ d ay Apr1l 191h a @ Pom er oy Fo rest f't o ducts lop pr1c~ lor ~tondtflg so..., l rmbcr Coli 992 5965 or Kent Hanby 1 4 ~0 9570 IF YOU fi' l CO AL liMESTONE s and gra ... (ll liMB ER ~~ ] ~ M O BILE HOME S GINO'S . f' fH,IO 'vl t-IG) COU NTY f ,.,h o•1d Gomr> Ma nn•nQ 0 <Aeosrer Pro b ate jUOQP Cler )o;. 11 1 1' < J r> <J' Q<.J} ~)cl , n('ro y I' ~O i u•dO )' been hied asK ,n a •o rei ('ve tt1P es1a1e frO'T1 ad m n 1strat ron sav nq tral the assets do no t (' )( ceca ~ ~_, uuv and tne crea 1on w II not oe ore1 ud1ced lh e~coy A hear·•ng on tn e <IPP I Ccl' on w II be tH'>Id ~pr d 2~ 1978 .:11 10 00 O'ClOCk AM Per sons k. no w rng ant~ r ea">or w"~ •re aool c at •on sho uld ,,o· or qran te o snou1o aprcear -'Ina 11torm 'he Co u rt Trc Cour ' '> ·oc areo at Pon· ero, On o J .. nq Jh o n p., P eo~OIIObl)" pr PR O BA.TE COlF-ll c:.sE NO 12353 o.n app l ca· on has ' 'u n1n•1•d Olt-) , l.._t)l rT1a fl DE C FA ~ED Li..T[ or:: West Ma•n Stre e t Pon•ero) Ohro J57oQ Me qs COL 1 NTY • 1 FABRIC SAL E Allmoter 1ol n1 ~ h op on sole one wee~ on ly M on day A p11! 17 l h1 u Sat u1 do y Apt rl 1'l F~r~t qualrty k1111'} ~ ton a t S l 98 Co •oltn o rfob 11u loca ted on Ro ute 7 •';? mde no11 h o f Ches ter , Ohto Hout s 9 00 om to 7 00 Monday rhru r ~tdo y , Cl o~ ed Solur doys 011 cept fo r ~a l e wce f.. ~ Henry and Mo1-; Hunler own ers Rt:DUCf SAFE & los I wtth CoBese loble ts 8. E Vop water ptlls Nt•l,on Or ug Wanh!d tu Uuy ( HIP I::(ONO MY lRA ClOR wr th all o l · ta r hmonts lrk o n(lw os k lrlQ $2250 Ph one l b l4 ) b98 3ii?O APRil 17-19 Al Al l 17 9 MOH.·IUII ·WID. 1 -l] Mobile ltomes fur Sale :.ant W Va b e$ 1de H od.~ 1973 B1 oa dm orc 14 • b4 '} bechoom 1'173 Dor1 o n 14 x 607 bedr oo m IG7') Vrc tOIIOf1 14 X 67 3 Qed1001n '1 bath 197? Cmen l ry 17 x b5 3 bedt o o rn 1961? Slote smon 17 x 60 7 bedroom SPECIAl S ovr >•nre1e appre< tO I ton ro our tr ,ends and ne•ghboro; who helped 111 '!>O marry wo~~ dullflQ the dines!> or ' d dcalh Df o~..r dt'or ShC'III W(> \\ ~~h t'-' lhonl.. l\' "'Q ~ Ia • 1 Ill' l'uldL,twJ rt•wt\1'' tin IIJ.:hl tu \'lilt 111' rt'Jt'• 1oll\1 lith dt•t•mt•tl ,ol)o )t'tl h•ll.t l llh' l 'uh li..,lnl 1111: nulllt I'I.' "]X•Il~ tb lt f1ot Jlll•lt tll.111 ~>1\ t \11\'nl' · ~~ ~ e~pre~~ WE WISH tc tliit•l t'urSale !:! & w1th Peppno11i ot S•usoge ~ hgulor Pritt SUO Card of Thank:. "nltr !JJct'llltlt.lli.!t'fnl ntbtaln Ph.. lll ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA rrton~ o l ' omO J!Ow 7~ 'I 'I (M.l 1 (i doi)~ '• Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash 1n ~lcmory WANT AD CHARGES • I GOT MULE LAG A New York reader wants lo know what you should do at you r next turn to bid . Second hand has bid two hea rts, your partner three spades and fourth hand fou r hea rts. Pass . Your partner will bid again You Will be harpy If he bids four spades or i he doubles fo ur hea rts . Let him mak e the decision r N~~ W SP/\ 1' 1-.Il ~.N l EIII' HlSfo; ASSN I (Do you rrave a ques t1on for the exoerts ? Wn/e " Ask the £ ., perfs care of this ne wspa· 1 per Individual ques tro ns wiJf be answered rf' accompart1ed by stamped. self·addressed envelopes The most interesf· mg ques/1orts w1 /l be used ;n thJS column and will receive cop1eS of JACOBY MODERN.) • �- 10 - Tbe Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesda) , Aprill8, 1978 li_____ A __r_e__a_D ___e--a-t-hs_____ : I 1 JAY R. ALKIRE; Jay Russe ll Alkire, 66, Guysville , died early Tuesday mormng at t he Arcadts Nursmg Home m Coolvtlle followmg an extended tllness Mr. Alktre was born m Pleasants County, W Va , the son of the late Roy and Emma Core Alkire He was also prf(!eded 111 death by one grandson, Mtehael Taylor I He wa s a memb er of Centenmal CongregatiOnal Church, a veteran of World War II, was employed by Dravo Corp , B&O Railroad and wall also a farmer He IS survtved by his " 1fe, Verna W1ggms Alktre. six sons, Donald Lee, St ewart Robert E , San Diego Calif Roy M a nd Ca.rl R . Manetta, John R , Coo lville and Terry B of Guysbtlle Ftve daughters. Mrs Earl (Betty ) Coen, Cool\ tile , Mrs E G (Mam ) Taylor. Pompano Beach, F'Ja Mrs Fred (Peggy ) Owens, Little Hockmg, Mrs Steve (Janet I Owe ns and Mr s Billy (Kathryn ) Church both of Marton , four brothers, Harley and Paul of Parkersburg , Claude, Mm eral Wells, W Va , and Charles of Vtenna, four ststers Mrs Ethel West, Mrs Mary West bot h of Parkersburg Mrs Ruth Strang , Parkersburg, and Mrs lone Dille, Mineral Wells, 25 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the White Funeral Home In Coolville with Pastor Morgan offtcJatmg Bunal will be m Meigs Mem ory Gardens Frtends may call at the funeral home after I p m on Wednesday HAZEL M. BIGGS Mrs Hazel M Biggs, 59, Hemlock Grove, dted Monday at Camden Clark Hospit al In Parkersburg !;lorn Aug 28, 1918 Mrs Biggs was preceded In death b) her father , Ra ymo nd Randolph Surviving are her husband, Dorsel, fi ve children , Mrs John !Floren ce) Scholl er- ANNIVERSARY t SPECIAL 12" PIZZA "''th hpperont or Savsage Rtgular PrHe U 10 SPECIAL 5 179 MON lUES WED APRil 11 " AT All GINO'S beck, Manetta, Wilford, with the U S Air Force m Tucson , Am , Mrs Ed (Cher) \) McPherson, Manetta, Janet Biggs and Denver, both of Hemlock Grove, her mother, In ez Merce r Randolph , Hemloc k Grove , two brot hers, Clarence Handotph, Hemlock Grove. and Edgar Ra ndolph, North Canton , a stster, Mrs Ruby Young of Woos ter and four grand children Mrs B1 ggs " as a member of the Hem lock Grov e Chnstian Church t· uncrul servi ces will be held at 3 p m Wednesday at the Ewmg Funct al Home '"th Mr Hoger Watson officJatmg Burial will be tn Cherr) Htdgc Cemetery Fnend< ma\ rail at the funeral home an} tune KELLY E. JOHNSON Kell) E Johnson, 66, Ht Langsville died Sundav at 0 Bl ene ss Me morial Hosp Jta I Athens Mr Johnson was the son of the late Sunon and Sarah Biggs Joh nson He 'Aas also preceded 111 death b) three bt uthc1 s, Ted, Henry and Herbert three sisters Ruby Bosh, Hilla Johnson, and Velma Bush Mr Johnson was a rettred n verman He IS su rvived b) two Sisters. Ruth Lewi s, Letart, W Va , and Fanrue Oller, Rock Sp1mgs, one brother, Cla reJJCe J ohnson Pqm t Pleasa nt Funeral services w11l be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Btgomy -J ordon funeral home 111 Albany with the Rev R D Br ow n offi CJa tmg Bunal "ill be 111 the School Lot Cemete ry at Ca rpenter t' nends may call at the funeral home tuda, from 7 to 9pm HI-LOW TEMPS NEW YORK 1UPI! - The hi ghest temperature rcpotted Monda y to th e Nationa l Weather Service, excludmg Alaska and Hawan, was 96 degrees at Del Rw. Texas Toda y slow was 17 degrees at Flagstaff, Artz Stretching Sense Before domg those sit-u ps and deep knee bends, make su re yo u stret ch your body to • wam1 up In 1!106 the San Fra ncisco ea rthquake began When It was over three days later almost 500 persons were dead and more than a quarter of a milliOn left homeless On the run ... II resignations (Continued from page 1) The Alexander School Dtstncl was giv en pernusswn to transport Robert and Danny Phelps for the remai11der of the school year However , Supt Chatl es Dowler pointed out next year st udents of Mmgs Local attending Alexander schools will have to pay tuition or attend school m the Meigs dtst n et A le tter from Eleanor Thomas, executive director of the Me1gs County Counetl on Ag mg, was read thankmg the admmtstra(Jon and board for furnace repcurs made dunng. the "mter at lhe semor Citizen s cente1 A cheeR for $150 was enclosed to help on the costs The boa rd adopted a resolution statmg the Improvement of readmg IS a pnonty m the district and to recogniZe Barbara Shultz as th e local rt ght to read director to serve on the Meigs Count) Task Force for the nght to read The board voted to gtve cont racts to the school nurse and II aides even though It IS not kno"n at th is lime If fundmg for some of the aides will be provided The boa rd approved 4-1 wtth Ca n on Pierce castmg the dtssentmg \ ole after an opiniOn from Rick Cro ~ . prosec utmg attorney was read It stated aides should be given contracts tn the same manner as other employes If mone) for them IS not funded, the board, however must accept the responsJbJiit) of pa ymg them or adopt a reduction of force program The nurse ISSharon Btrch. who received a two yea r contrac1 , and the aides are Chery l Barnhart, Donn a Cobb, Sandy Garnes. Frances Hu nnel Betty Jean Krawsczyn, Debbie McGUire, Rebekah Tannehill all two ) ear contracts, and Caro l Gheen, Lms Hawley , Donna Oh lmg er and Adelin e Sno" de n, all co ntinuin g contracts John Hood and Ed Kttchte of the Middleport Youth I.eag ue wer e give n permiSsion to use the elementary sc hool fteld for tee-ba ll as long as the grass ts not taken up The board approved a compromise pro posal which has been reached with the Penn Central Railroad m which 44 percent of ba ck taxes wtll be paid "tthm 18 months and the remamder ove r long term notes due 111 1987 The Mei gs Budget Com miSSIOn sent the proposal to the board It ffi not known at thi s ume how much money Metgs Loca l will receive fr om th e de linQuent tax plan worked out " Jth Penn Central The board met m executive sessiOn and durmg that time upheld two school expulsions Attendmg the meeung were Supt Do wler, Dan Morns, dir ector of currt culum , D~Alghl Goms, adn11mstrat1ve asSistant , board members Pierce J en nifer Sheets, Wendell Hoover Dr Keith Ri ggs and Vtrg il King , sever al representatives of the Metgs l-<Jca l Teacher s Assn . and several facult y member s from the high school, and clerk, Jane Wagner Moro 51 pints of blood is 'taken - Mary L Star cher Robert W Va ugh n Ca nd•ce Brot her s, Jeffery J Hillea ry . Debb1e Grueser . Ann Gryrza . Wl ll l am Radf ord L eo Va ughn, Er 1c A Pear ch Hom er Ba)(ter Ot.~.~er . Dorothy J Gen L Walton Jon P K13r schn1 ck Jacqueli ne Br1cktes. V1rgtl Wmdon Br enda Black , Lora•ne Venoy, Robert W Smdh Theodore C F1sher Ca rl Hendrccks , J r Tom L Miller and Debb1 e Buc k Middl epor t - Joan L Edwards , Pa(nc 1a Joyce Kmg . Sarah Dur st. Debbte L Cra ig, V Bartrum , Robert Ra lph H Edwards Fow le r Edward Cla ra J France , carder and Milrtha J Hackett Rutland Br rc hfreld Ree dsvrlle Probert Ltnda Ro se l l a Mar re W i l son, George Hall Ma cel Barton , R1chard Barton and Roger L Hawk W1 nfleld W Va - Robert H Gra y Lang sville Ell is E M ye r s Chesh ire - Charles W Searles Syr a cuse Kathy Cu m m1 ng s Ract ne - Ph yllis Edwards , Will ram Edwards, Esther Smtih and Jean Alktre M tnersvtl le - Carol yn A Charles and Clara Mci nty r e Long Bottom - Thom as Stone and Kathy Stone COLUMBUS (UPt ) - Here rs a glance at a cttv tfy M an day 10 the Ohto General Assemb ly HOU SE Co n ve nes at 11 Tuesday SENATE a m Governor's Appomtments Referred to Ru les Pomeroy's 1Contmued C1lizens Nat 1onal Bank IS grea t for people like us We're a lways on lhe go. We don' t have a Jot of t ime to wa1l 1n I me , and we sure appre c1a te fast ser v1ce Cihzens National Bank 's drive up w1n dow and eff1c1ent te ller s make,) easy lo run 1n and oul Deposds and Wit hdrawals take no tim e at all WALK·UP TELLER WINDOW from page 1) transferred 14 ,000 from the pa rkm g meter fund to general fund and accepted the mayor's reP<Jrt for the month of March In the amount of $2 963 25 At te nding were Ma yor Andrews, Mrs Walton, Larry Po"ell Larry Wehrung, Bill 'Young, Lou Osborne and Dr Ha rold Brown , counctlmen, Jack Krautter , Donme Ward. and Chief Webster The meet in g wa s opened by prayer by Osb01 ne ASK TO WED '' marnage license was Iss ued Monday to Alfred E Young, 57, Mtddleport and Lyvon ma E Forrest, 43, Middleport AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7 P.M. w ~ • • •• executed Ftfty-<Jne persons VISited a bloodmobile at the Pome10y Elementary School Monday aft ernoon to contnbute 47 pmts of blood to the Meigs County blood program Of the 51 donors, 25 gave replacement blood and eight were first ttme donors Charles W Searles became an etght gallon donor and Richard Barton a 15 gallon donor durmg the vtstt Servmg on the nursmg staff were Ferndora Story, Lenora Letfheit and Betty Jewell The medica l sta ff wa s composed of Dr Lewis Telle, Dr E S Va llanueva and Dr Raymond Buice Th e Hem lock Grove Grange served the canteen Kermit McE lroy , Henr y Turner, Dayton McE lroy and Homer Young unloaded and reloaded the um t rep resenting the Retired Volu nt eer Semor CitiZens program Ciertcal workers mcluded Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Juamta Sayre, Jean Sayre, Mace ) Barton, Etta Mae Hill, Beulah Grace Dra ke. Strauss, Ahce Wolfe, Erma Roush. Elva Dailey, Sue Starr. Theresa Starr, Esther J ose ph , Mane Amberger, Floren ce Custer, Vernon Nease , Sue Tay lor and retired volunteers, Pau l Smart , Lee McComas, Bernad me Meter, Mary Shu ler and Grace Turner Contributions were fr om the Quality Pnnt Shop Meigs Loca l School District, the Pomeroy Emergency Squad and Veterans Memonal Hospital Donors by town were Pomeroy is Sanford Press , Steuben vtlle, as a m~mber of the Ohto Drug Treatment Ad vts ory Cou nc il Frank D Hyland, South Webster , Du ncan M Ba,der, Portsmouth , and Phy lliS L Kennedy , Iron ton as trustees of Shawnee Stat e Commun ity Col lege Bills Introduced SB 479 , Bowe n Requtres annual tnspectton of certam m an uf acl un ng establish men ts SB 480, Cox Provi des lor l oca l land use plann tn g and coordrnat ton of sl a te and local planntn g By ERNEST SAKLER ROME (UPI ) A purported Red Brtgade,s commumque found m a ga rbage can today announced the "execu(Jon " of kidnapped former Premier Aldo Moro and satd his body was " planted" m a swampy Jake area northeast of Rome Police apparently believed the commumque to be aulhenlic and hundreds of nfftcers army troops and skindJvers converged on the Du chess Lake dtstn et 53 miles northeast of Rome to search for the body of the preside nt of the 'rufiiig' Chri s ltan Democ r atic Party An atde to Christian Democrati c Party Secreta ry Bemgno Zaccagmm saJd the latest message, the seventh smce the kidnappmg, see med authen tic "According to the experts, 1t seems authenltc," the a1de smd "We are now gomg through angwsh " Only hour s before the dtsovery of the communique, Rome firemen stumbled on a ludeout apparently used by the Red Bngades shortly after they abducted the frail 61-\ear-<J id pohltctan m a hail of gunfire March 16 The com mumque wa s found m a Rome ga rbage can by a newspape r reporter who · was alerted uyan anonymous caller " We annou nce the execu\Jnn of the presiden t of the Chns tJa n Democrats, Aldo Moro, by 'swctde," It said "Smctde must not only be U1e perogat1ve of the BaaderMemhof group , ' the commumque sa td, referrmg to the reported jail cell sUicides of West German Red Army Faction leaders last year fo llowmg an aborti ve attempt to fr ee them with the hiJacking of a Lufthansa jet to Mogadishu, Somalia · This IS only the begmmng of a long senes of sUic ides,"' Ute commumque saJa It sa td Prenuer G1ulio Andreotti, Intenor Mtmster F1 ancesco Co ss1ga and ·o ther s "ho s upp ort the re~une " should · now beg m trembling " " We consent to the reco very of Mora's body," lhe l ommuruque sa1d, 'and will furnish the exact location of his body The cor)lSe of Aldo Moro Is Immersed 111 the sluney swamp (shall we say planted ) of Duchess Lake " "Today, 18 Apnl 1978, concludes the penod of the dictatorship of the Chns\Jan Democr ats," the message satd "For more than 30 years U1ey retgned " Ilh the log ic of abu se of power To commemorate this date we ann ounce the execution of Aldo Moro " Government leaders noted that today was the 30th ann ive rsary of the 1948 clecltuns that brought lhe Christian Democrats to power 111 italy Earlier, Rome firemen respondmg to a call from a woman whose apartment was nooded discovered a Red Bngades hideout apparently by the gang use d Imm ediate ly after Moro's abduction Police searched Ute apartment on the outskirts of the Cit y and found a large quan tity of arms , ammun1t10n , explos ives, atrltne pil ot and police uniforms , hundreds of Red Brigade lea fl ets and a typewnter of the kmd used to 'wnte the gang 's l!y JAMES HILDRETH WASHINGTON (UPI ) Hampered by bad weather and the coal strike, the na\ton's economy fell by 0.6 percent durmg the firs t quarter of 1978 for the worst performance in three years, the go~ernment said today The Co m me r ce Department said the Gross Nattonal Product for the ftrst Utree months of 1978 showed negative growtll for the first VOL XXIX HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital Holzer MedJ<al Cen ter (Dtschargcs, Apnll7 Ad nutted Everett Boyd !lobo, Landon Calaway, Coolv ille, Alice Burnelte, Mrs Charles Bush Dodson, Long Bott om, and son, Mrs Dav td Caldwell William Owen s. At hen s. and son, Mrs Donald Fannm and daughter . Buena Grueser Louts Hochberg, Netl Ku hn, Lama Mancos. ~'"lilt? John Mathews Kath leen Moody, Anna Pen) Bnan Srruth, Charles Stt at gilt, and William Wmters IBtrths, Apnl17 ) Mr and M1 s Michael Athey, a son. New Baven W Va , M1 unJ Mrs Douglas I.am bert, H son Hutland. Mr and Mrs Hon,dd Ousley, a son, Jackson. Mr and Mrs Fred Wttll•rs, a daughte1, PAUL KEUER, SPEAKER ~~Hear COLOR I ST PAUL, MINN - AN ITA BRYANT WILL LEAD A RALLY tomght w press for voter repeal of St Paul 's gay n ghts or dina nce, and thousands of supporters of the law wtll hold a counter-rally next door The rallies, In adjacent arenas at the St Paul Civ ic <;:enter , Will focus on the natiOn's first maJor test of a gay nghts Ia" smce a Dade County , Fla , ordinance was repealed last June tn a campatgn led by Mtss Brya nt Pollee reserves were called out to referee tomght's demonstrations , but neither side anti cipated VIolence NOW YOU KNOW The world 's t)tost expens ive bicycle - go ld-p lated , wi th mother-<Jf-pearl handlebars and gem-encrusted spokes and costing $10,000 - was gtven by Diamond Jim Brady lo actress Ltlhan Ru ssell LET _US MAK E PRINTS FROM YOUR FAVORITE the Truth In Yard Sale 4 POLAROID OR DACOLOR PRJ BAND BOOSTERS RACINE - The Southern Band Boosters will meet at 7 30 this evening at the high school 3 OR MORE FROM THE SAME PRINT ONLY 39¢ EACH , Sale ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WASHINGTON - OH IO'S DEMOCRATIC SENATORS both voted Tuesday to approve the matn Panama Canal treaty The Senate approved the treaty by a 6!1-32 vote John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum were among 52 Democrats m the Senate who voted for the document ELBERFELD$ ARMSTRONG ACCENT TABLES Slur dv 1nexpens1ve round decorator wooden tabl e - top has smoothly rounded edge - legs screw In for quick assembly Perfect for home or office decorating • ----- 209 Palmar St , M•ddlepor t po s t Oval1ty Prm t Shop of the Mental HetardatJon Board and Frank Lee , architect Th ey di scussed th e archite ct's contract for th e mentall y retarded trammg center slated for constructiOn m the nea r futur e A contract agr eement between the board and the firm of Easley. Lee. Vargo and Cassad) of Man etta was Signed A length y dJSC USSIOII was held conce rnin g the CETA Tttlc I Adu lt Wo rk Program as "ell as the youth progpam Pre sen tly , th e adult program IS bem g operated b) the l.eadmg Creek Conservancy D1 stn ct of Rutland and the yo uth program by the Gallia-Metgs CAA wit h offlees lo<'ated at Chosh tre m PRICE FIF1EEN CENTS ~ 0 l \_ . "'\ J ·, r-·V ! ---~ ' I \ I . ~- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 _._, Gal lia Co ~nt y It was the op1mon that serious considerat ion should be given to movmg th e youth program to Meigs County to be operated by the Leadmg Creek Conservcmcy Dist rict Water<hed Assn It wa s decided furth er cons1deratwn would be gi\ en the matter with a deCJSJUn fotth comm g soon Ches ter Well s, Olive Townsh ip 1 rustee and B1 oo ks Sayre, landfill truck dnver, met \\Ilh the board d1scussmg locatiOn of th e garbage boxes It \\a s suggested th<~t fewer locations be provided \\Ilh more boxes at each location It was also suggested that the old packer truck be utilized so that two cre" s cn ul d hi• used SPRINGFIELD, OHIO - DEPUTY O ,ARK COUNTY SHERIFF Gregory A Raynor, 32, wounded March 30 while answermg an attempted rape call near Sprmgfteld, dted Tuesday at Mercy Medtcal Center of the gunshot blasts to the head, face, chest and arm Jeff Reed, 18, Spr mgheld, has been charged with four counts of aggravated robbery and one of aggravated assault IR the case and will probably be charged wtth murder later thts month, according to police offJctals He was arrested followm g a htgh speed chase. recognition banquet A recognition banquet honoring Dr Roger P Damels and Dr Raymond E Boi ce has bee n changed tu Thursday Apri l 27. at 6 30 p m at Pomeroy E l ement,~ry Schoo l This was announced ~·uesday b) Fred Cro", president of ,the Pomeroy Chamber of Comm er ce , dunng a meetJng at the Mctgs Inn Crow report ed there Is a lumt ed number of ltckets avai labl e He sugges ted persons purchase their ticket s as soon as possible Ti ckets are $6 per person and may be purchased from tbe Cham ber sec retary , Emmogene Holstein Mrs HolstCin IS In her offi ce located on the ground noor of the courthouse on Monday, Tuesday, and Fnday from 9 am to 4 p m Richard Jones will serve as master of ce remomes En· tertamm ent will be provided by Robert Moms, John Lisle, 1-<JIS Burt and Ben Phtlson The doctors will be given "men of dtstmcuon" awards accept They wil l congratulatiOns following the program It was announced one entry wa s re ceiv ed nammg a Regatta theme but other detail s were not disclosed It was decided smce only one stud ent had submitted an en tr) the conte st fo r stu dents In gra des 7 throug h 12 be cu ntmued untJI Ma) I The cont ~s l WlllllCr wrll be present ed a $2 5 bond pi O\Jded by Paul GCJ aJd uf PonntV Ie\\ Cable 'IV F.ntnes arc tu be nw1led to th e Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Pomero), Ohi o 45769 Gu es t spe a ker <~l Tuesday' s noon luncheon was Paul Gerard of PointVte\1 Cable TV Gerard reported cable TV was mtrod uced 111 the 1940s m West Vu guu a a nd Pennsy lvania At the present lime , PomtV Iew Cable has 5 200 cust om ers on the nuu n sy~ tem There tti e 780 custom ers In Mtddlepn rt and 750 m Pume10y Get ard added Io peiCent of th e customers tak e advantage of the movi e channel fur an additiona l cost of $8 50 per month The mov ie chann el offe rs 12 film s a month Gerard explam ed He commented the FCC IS the pnm ar) reg ulati on agency over PomtVIew Cable and they are reqmrcd ever) year to take n vane!) of tests Gerard added they cnrry three closest stations, educati onal statiOns, In dependent stations and FM radiO statwns There are ride in event ~ HOME FURNISHINGS ON FIRST FLOOR Fn Chtld•en s cloth•ng 1nfant on up , ex quol!ry &greot prtCe!O Odds & ends V1do s enttne -Ron James will Wed lhurs DPPF coordinator • Joy ce Thorn, handi cap coordmator , John Costa nzo, Title I coordinat or, Carl Wolfe , athleti c dtrector , Ba rbara Bater , yearbook and school papeJ adviso r , Carla Shuler, sem or play dtrectnr , William Jewell,andJames Lawrence, dnver s for educational mstru ctJOn • Aaron Sayre, vocatiOnal agnculture mstru ctor , Nan cy Cross, vocatiOnal home economics In structo r • John Dudding , head football coach, Micha el Winebrenner and Howard Caldwell, assistant football • Chamber reschedules WASHINGTON - THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL • Institute reporlS that despite an mcrease m domest ic shipments, steel 1m ports accounted for 23 2 percent of the natiOn's steel supply tn February. The mstttute said thts was al most as hi gh as the 23 3 percent market share that foreign steel took m December 1977, "year m which steel tmports ultimately set an a ll-tune annual record of 19 31 milli on tons CAMERA DEPT. - 1ST FLOOR COUNC IL MEETS Svracuse VIlla ge Co uncil w1li meet m special session Thursday at 7 30 p m "'II LOUISVILLE, KY -ORGANIZERS OF THE GREAT STE AMBOAT race Derby Week between the Belle of LoutsVIlle and Cmcmnatl's Delta Queen have set down the rules no spectators allowed on OhiO River brtdges and no spectator boats allowed wfollow the race upstream The race will be sta ged on the riVer May 3 from the Clark Memonal Bndge between Lowsvtlle and Clarksville, lnd , and Six Mile Island about seve n miles upstream ONLY 49¢ EACH SPEC IAL MEETING Pomeroy Lodge 164. F&AM, "Ill hold a speCial meetmg at 7 30 p m Wednesday Work will be In the EA Degree All Ma ste r Mason s are uwil ed ___ ____20 ~ Ji!GH • 20" DIA"-' M~E~ TE~R~--:---~· f-AMI I Y Yord s uplemental contra ct as JUntor ht gh tea,htng pn ncipal Others deSignated to h ea~ schools were Robert Beegle, ptmctpal at Ra cme Elementary school, William Baer, head teacher at Syrac use Elementary, Jam es Wickline, head teacher at Letart Elementary and Lcwrcncc Wolfe. head teacher at Portla nd ry Elementa , , . Oth ers granted one-year su ppl~mentary con.tra cts were Sandra S~hultz. fltl e 9 coordinator, Carla Shuler, WEDNESDAY . APRIL 19, 1978 Meigs Cou nty Com miSsiOners Tuesday mgh t passed a re solut ion authorlZJng advertisement of btds beginnmg Apnl25 for the constructiOn of a new multipurpose butldmg It be lo cated In the are a gf Vet erans Memonal Ho sptt.ll It was reported plans fm the new st ru ctur e \\ ere complet e and had been approved by the State Depaiiment of Mental Hea lth Thi s a ided commiSSioners. 1n pass ing the resoluu on to adv ertiSe for bids Bids are to be recetved at the offic e of the comm iSSIOners at 2 p m on May 23 Mee ting with the commi SS ioners were Judge Malllltng Webster . cha1 rman WASHINGTON - CANNED FOODS SHOULD BE MARKED with an easy-!!H'ead stamp telling consumers the dale the food was pa cked , the Food and Drug Adtmrustralion was told today Datmg canned goods would alert buyers to older and perhaps Jess nutrtlious merchandise on grocery store shelves and help consumers ar range cans at hom e by date so older canned goods would be used before newer ones, backers of the Idea said ,~11,;1 ' 21 were Jesse Btuwnm g, Jr, John Costanzo Ge ra ld deL.lva l, Patty Fletcher , Aaron Sayre, Donna Sayte. Ann Shroy and Suzanne Wolfe One-year contracts went to Fl orence Circle, Datsy Crawley, Nan cy Cr oss, Jamce Deem, Debra Hoff. Mar) Ann McGUir e, Roberta Maidens, Debra Roush and Joyce Thorn J ames Ad ams, vete ran high school pnnnpal, wa s gtven a one-year contract as pnncipal Jemung s Beegle received a one-y ea1 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OH 10 BEIRUT, LEBANON - LEBANON'S FIRST POST -CIVIl , war governmen l resigned today amid a con trove rsy over last week's fl ghtmg be tween ChnstJan mthttamen a nd the Syrian peace-keepmg troops, lhe of!Jctal Beirut Radio said The resignatiOn of Prtme Mtruster Sehm al Hoss although rumored m the press several days ago - appeared to come as a surpnse Hoss had been schedu led to meet with foreign correspondents for a rout me luncheon but bowed out at the last mmute Ra) ,tr• Classify NO 3 By United Press International WASHINGTON - SURGEONS OPPOSE a government effort to curb unneeded surgery upon the poor and elderly covered by subsidized health care, contending the campaign IS nothmg more than a government economy measure "The ultimate economy m use of surgica l therapy might be achieved by enhsttng fai th healers to provtde second opm10ns, " says Dr C Rolhns, Hanlon, director of the Chi cagobased Amencan College of Surgeons IELBER CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:30 EACH EVENING Freda Casto, Pomeroy , Wilma Buckley, Mmersvtlle , Clifford Hall , Racme , Kenneth McClellan, Langsville , James Lowe , Middleport Discharged - Geneva Gu thri e, Carman Jones, Dorothy Rea commumques Too Late to • board hires employes BIG CATCH- Don Hendricks, Syracuse, Sunday landed a 6 lb Bass, 21 mches long,m a pond 111 the area He a)g., ca ught three other bass The large bass IS on the rtght Total wetght of the enttre catch was 10 and one-ha lf pounds Famed sy mphony conductor Leopold StokowskJ tax 19 0 ~as born Apnl 18, 1882 Resotut1on Offered SCR 41 , Na bakowskl Actress Mary Pickford was Recogn rzes May 3 as Sun born on !Jus date In 1893 Day On this day m hi;tory In 1775, Amertcan patriOt Paul Revere began his famed rid e through lhe Massachusetts countryside calling out " the British are commg '" POMEROY. 0. Southern's Local Board of Ed ucation Tuesday mght awarded certificated and classified contune stnL'C the first quarter of tr acts for the 1978-79 1975 - the end of the school year recession Contmumg contracts were A:3 a rule of thumb, econo- awarded to teachers, Vtckt e mists say th at stx consecutive Ht ll, Michael Wmebrenner months -or two quarters and Wilham Dowme, Jr of negative growtit constitute Gtven five-year contracts a recession But the were William Baer, Roger admtnJStratiOn has pro)C(!ted Roush, James W1ckhn e and a substan tial tmprovement D I e ores WoIfe Th ree year for the current quarter which pacts went to Mike Elberfeld, began Apnl 1 Jeanett Noms, and Debra The 0.6 per cent decline Wilson (Contmued on page 12) Gettmg two-year contracts e Exemp ts t he sale of rn su l ln and re lated equt pm ent from slate and local sa les and use 200 W. MAIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Fede~al Deposit Insurance Corporation • They satd the arms cache mcluded 15 pistols, a submachtne b'lln, a nfle and large quantities of matenals that could be used to make bombs Btlls Passed The police also found a Am HB 945 Fox Allows a radio tuned to poli ce munl ctpal or townsh 1p crvll servtce co mmtssron to pla ce frequencies, fake dnvers' volunteer ftremen 1n erther hc'C nses and an assortment of the cl ass dted or un cla ssified Italian and foreign license clv11 sen11ce '19 0 plates Am HB B. Brans tool GOSPEL MEETING Economy down Southern's 0 6 Percent State Representative Ron ditions and the number of J ames has md lcated he Will rtders participate m this year s Riders are remmded they htk e-btke sponsored by the must have a sponsor sheet Meigs Asso cl,alion for and these may be obtained Retarded Citizens James has from each high school, the taken part tn prevtous years. Meigs Mental Health Center, He said he IS lookmg forward Cleland Realty .Dr by calling to the scemc rtde in Melg! 992-32:!2, 992-6191 County thts yea r Rtck Crow, Prtzes will be awarded to Metgs Co unty Prosecutmg the three boys and three girls Attorney, will also rtde aga m who tum in the most money He states he sttll needs a wtthln lhr ee weeks after the bicycle wtlh a good seat and event. The ftrst prtze will be brakes two Free Spirit bteyln addition to James and cles, one boy's and Crow, approximately 200 one girl 's Four other other riders are expected trophies will be provided, and to participate in each rider who completes the thi s year's 25 mi le rid e ride will receive an "all the begtMirig aJ 10 a.m Salur- way certificate " -----aliy, i'iprtl- 29 Rfilers w ill Agoal of $4 ,000 has lreen ser depart from the Meigs for this year's event and the County Semor Clllzens Center march Is s ure to exceed that m Pomeroy and they should amount based on Interest return around 3 311 Qr so shown so far this year depending on weather con- three Columbus ;'lati ons, ~ . 6 and 10 On rhannel 13 IS 2~ news frum the Asso ciated Press It also carri es loca l news and \\ eather Chann el 5 features loca l news and loca l pro gram s He 11ddcd ·we don 1 promise anythm g we can 't deliver " Gera rd added "c hav e had a ga m 111 subscnpt10ns At the present lime. th e cable t:ompctny IS Cunsiderm g extend1 ng 1ts ca bl e scrvtce Ini O th e fl olze i Medica l Center area The y are also constdennK sat elli te communJ catwn whi ch wo uld offer another 24 hour channel He added they co uld offer r eligi ous program s \Ia satellite Spe a ker at the next meetin g "I ll be Frdnk Herald, who ISmvolved 111 gas and oi l de\Ciupment The cha mber Will not meet next Tuesday due to the dinn er meet mg honortng the l\\ O doctors Attendm g \\ Cre Crow Mrs Holstem. Kvle Allen , Bill Qui ckel. Merrt Ault Bill Mayer, Paul Gerard Joe Youn g, Ph il Kell y I eo Vaughan Mr and Mrs Vtrgil Teaford , Dale Warner, Stan Houda shelt 'I ed Reed, J im F'recker , N W Co mpton, Beu lah Jones and Kati e Crow The me etinK was ope ned by prayer by Leo Vaughan to pt ck up on a seven day a week basts Dave Spencer and Ted Warner of the County Highway Department met With the board and submitted th e eng1neer's road program for 1978 CommiSSioners agr eed to ;iudy the report at a futur e date Btds for dust contr ol rnatenals were awarded to Asphalt Matenals, Guernsey Asphalt, and Bid Sandy Agg regate bids " ere accepted from Rt chard and Son. Tn Sta te Matena ls and Diamond Stone Quarries Attending "ere Henry Wells, Richard Jones and Jtm Roush, Commissioners and Mary Hobstetter clerk coaches , Carl Wolfe, head basketball coach, Howard Caldwell , asSistant basketball coach John Costanzo, tumor high ' football , Will iam B 1er and James Lawrence JUanw;high basketball, Htlto~ Wolfe, Jr , baseball; Coome William s g~rl s athleti CS, Sandra Hill, cheerle ader advisor and Jeff Brownmg a director Class 1fted em pl oyees grant ed contmumg contracts were Blanche Biggs, Phyllts Harrt s a nd Ruby Congo Given tw o-year contra cts were Grace Huffman , Roy BANQUET THURSDAY Gene Slaughter, Capital Unlverstty football coach, will be the featured speaker for the annual SVAC All Sports Banquet slated Thursday evening at 7 p m at Kin Folk Restaurant 10 Pomt Pleasant Members of the all-SVAC fo otba ll and ' basketball squads will be honored. Kindergarten registration dates are set Proffitt, Roger Hill, Thomas Hill, Dame! RtfOe, Isabell Lew 1s, Raymond Pierce, Marg1e Salser, Ruth Smith ~nd Linda ward Extended service contracts went to Larry Smith for spectal educat ion and kmdergarten bus routes and to Delb ert Sm ith for ktn de rga rten and vocationa l education routes Hea d con ks des ignated were Ann a Oile r, Es ther Wolf e Helen Simpson. Eleanor Wmgett , Ann a Obttz, Mary VIrginia Esterday Ann a Oil er was deSignated as lunchroom superVIsor while Grace Huffman will serve as clerk-custodia n In other rnaltei s, the board approved a bus route change mthe Letart area elirmnating one bus The change becomes effect ive April 24 Supenntend ent Bob Ord was au tho ri ze d to make applica tion to purchase two new 66-passenger buses and to part iCipate m Titl e I fundin g The board grant ed use of butldmgs to vanous groups Harry Pic kens and Wen dell Er wm we"e hired as sulr sutute bus dn vers Ord derk Jane Spencer Betty Wa gner, Shirl ey J oh nson a nd Sue Grueser were granted perntlSSJOn to attend the SEQ Clerk-T reasurers meeting May 9 RA CINE - Registration for next fall's kinde rgarten classes of the Southern Local School Dtstnct ha s been set fo r F'nday, Apnl 211, In the kmdergarten classroo m ad JaCent to th e South ern Jumor Htgh School In Hacme Hours of the registratiOn, accord in g to Tlt stn ct Superintendent Bob J Ord Will b~ 9 am to 12 noon and I to 3 p m Parents are to take The balance In all Pomeroy their Child 's record of un- VIllage funds as of March 31 mumzatJon, proof of a skm totaled $216.678 67 according test Wi thin th e last SIX months to the monthly report of Clerk and birth certificate Jane Walton Children must be five by Receipts, expenditures and Sept. 30 to enter kmdergart en balance m the ac11ve funds and SIX by Sept 30 to enter for the month, respectively, the first grade In clud e ge neral $8,091 35, Children bemg enro lled $12,488 74, $17,188 45 federal must hav e the DPT sen es revenue shanng no receipt s, and booster, the poho sems $3,000 , $24,357 87 ant i and booster. measles and recesston, no receipts, no Rubella tmmumzatwn and a ex pendJ\ UJe S, $1 ,812 14 , recent sktn test se wer. $4,757 f.9, $2 943 94 Regu lar classes for this $33,512 88 , fire depa rtment , year s kmdergart en children no receipts, $131 58 $2,966 15 : fh e Calha Met gs Com mun1t y Acti on Ag ency will no t be held on the da) of cemeter) $357 50, $272 69 , $4 6 07 st reet $4 ,500 continues to accept ap reg1;1ratlon $4 257 17, $489 00. state highphcatiOns fo1 the emergenc y way, no receipts. no ex energy asSistance program pend1tures $5 !54 97, water Program funds will be used Annual roundup to cover energy rela ted exopera tin g. SI O 19 3 47. $8 ,597 31 , $1 1,96 4 26, pense> that have ansen due guarani) meter, $75, $122 94, to the severe wmter con- set at Rutla nd $5,519 05 parki ng meter , ditiOns that exi;ied Funds $4 ,500, $16,368 44 , will prtmartly be used to pay The annual kmdergarten $868 uti lit ) , no rece ipts no exoutstandmg utiiit) or fu el rou ndup for chil dre n atbills for eligible households m tendin g classes at Rutland pen ditur es $7,25 6 71 Calha and Meigs Co unties Elem entary School will be Receipts, expenditures and Cash assistance wi ll be held at th e Rutland bUJ!dmg balance m all ac11ve fu nds lm11ted 10 payments directly from 8 30 a m to 4 p m on respect Ivcly wer e $28,843 OJ, $-16 314 37, !126,636 05 to utihty compames or fuel l'hursday, May 4 Balances In the macttve supp liers PrtorJty shall be Chi ldren . who have not given to persons facm g life prev ious)) attended kin- funds were bond retirement, threatening Situati ons and to dergarten and are ready for $6 5,308 36 se wer bond, elderly persons age 60 and the first grade , are to be $24,734 26 Rece ipt s, exolder and who meet program enrolled at the roundup penditures and ba lance m all fu nds respecuve l) were eligibility requtrements Children whose fifth birthLimitations on payments day falls on or before Sept. 30, $28. 84 3 01 $36.314 37, on behalf of any household 1978, may be reg i>iered for $216,678 67 may not exceed S250 or that kind ergarte n a nd th ose amount necessary to remedy whose sixth birthday falls on th e crt sJs Situation. or before Sept 30 1978, may whichever IS less be registered for first gr ade Applica ti ons for this Parent s are to provide a as~1stance program are reco rd of 1!11mumzat10ns and ava ilabl e fr om the Com- a copy of the child's bi rth mumty Actton Agency offices certiftcate m Gallta and Meigs co untJ es, It ts Imperative all children Semor Nutntton Program attendmg In the fall be Six defendant s for feited sites m Pomero) , Racme , registered at thts tune, school bonds and four others were Vmton and Galli polis admtmstrators report so that Further mformatwn can be records and scheduling ca n fined tn th e co urt of Pomeroy May or Cla1 ence An dre ws obtatned by ca llin g th e be worked out before fall Tuesda) night agency at 367-7341 or 992-7000 Forfeiting " ere Bruce The deadline for recmvmg Hawl ey , Pomeroy, $25, applicatiOn IS Apnl 28, at 4 30 EXTENDED FORECAST posted on a specdmg charge, pm Friday through Sunday, Eddie Casto, Mason, $30, fglr Friday and Saturday speed in g Robert Dugan, and a chance of showers Rutland, $-'iO, Intoxicatton, Sunday. Highs will be In the Ann Colwell, Vmton, $30, 50s Friday and warming to speed t,.g , Terry Phtlhps, the 60s by Sunday. Over- Pomeroy, $350, dnvlng while night lows will be In the 30s Int oxi cated , and Danny Friday and In the 40s by Kesterson, address not recorded, $1110, posted on an Sunday. InlOXJCaliOn charge Fmed were Denms Smith, Middleport, $100 and costs, Jeavmg the scene of an acANSWERS CALLS The Pomeroy Emergency Cident. Carl Edward Moore, Squad answered a call to the Middleport, $200 and costs, Meigs Semor Ctttzens Center trespassing, Melame Pullen, at 11.39 p m Tuesday for Middleport , $200 and costs, VIvian Phtlhps, who was trespassmg. $100 and costs, taken to Veterans Memorial mtoxtcatwn, and $200 and Hospital At 12 16 p m th e costs. mdecent exposure , and squad went to 404 Sprmg Ralph Meister, Dexter, $30 Ave , for Gladys Cuckl er, and costs, speedmg wh o had a posstble hip fracture She was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital also Financial report • IS presented Applications still being accepted Six forfeit, four fined Weather Mrs Mary Prtce, R N , school nurse , left , will be on h>tnd to advise parents on Ute unmuntzatwn reqUirements tor th eir children on May 4 when the annlllll kindergarten roundup IS held at the Rutland Elementary School With Mrs ?nee from the left are Cheryl Lemley and her son, Ryan, who wtll be a member of the kindergarten class next fa ll , and Mrs. Debbte McCall, teacher of the class SQUAD RUN The Middl eport E01ergency Squad answered a call to Burhngham at I 39 p m. Tuesday for BPrtha Zamorano She was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital by prtvate car coo ler , wtth showers tonight and Thursda y Lows toni ght will be m the upper ~Os or lower 40s ana ftighs ~~..,. Thursday Will be In the upper 40s or lower 50s Probabthty of pr ecipitation IS 90 percent tomght and 50 percent Thursday � 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. 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