http://66.213.69.5/files/original/794fa707d877076e85d48bb441b9c3ae.pdf c458ee77a400b055d33307fcf089ccea PDF Text Text • 12- The Daily Sentinel. Midd!Ppurt ·Pomeroy. 0 .. Thursday. Apnl 20. 1978 ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY Judge rejects attempt COLUMBUS (IJPIJ - One state lawmaker was rebuff ell Wednesday in his attempt tu stop the state from advancing the rinanciallv troub led schools money tO pay bills. so another will trv todav . Franklin Colmtv Common ('onlnllling Board did not have the authurity to disburse tht.• lllOtll-') He had soug h} · bnth a !l'mporary and permanent restn:llnmg order to keeP S~ate Auditor Tllmnas ~·er1,~1son F: . from issuiiJg a $21.5 funds ... Murdvck said. Gilli e ha d sa id the Controlling Boa rd had the funds. but he also ruled the Controlling Board would have to houor any from school (ll h er request with distr \ r~ a!read~ IJeen issued. he warlts Pfeifer maintmrH.>d U1at 1f tht• court to order Fcn:,usun to not lwve passed both U1e state n •cn w r t hem . Senat e a nd House Representatives . the paymem wa s made. it would set a pr ecedent that could bankrupt stale sehOills and >also said the slate million rhL·ck this week and " UH~ bomd hHd no aultwi'i ty to appropri<llL' m om~y with ('llnd ttion~ttr tiS stri ng s attached it did and secondly, the hn~· cl ear·Jy statt.•s .that foW1dation lll tH llt's are to be <-tppropritJtt'd nn a monthly bti SIS to each scllool district . If ll1e u•urt finds the boRed m·tpd illegally, Murdock said he wan ts Uw ('U llrt to prevent the aud ttnr from issuing the funds , and if Umse funds hHve ·'The lcgislat ure and not the ('nntrnllmg Board should hcn ·c rtpprupriated th nst' similar fina ncial problems . Pleifer had sa id if U1e stale Hllnws this pay lllenl to Cleve· land then any fi nancia llytroubled dislri rt should be able to , seek, cmd rec(•1ve. fu nds. I F'ran klin B. Walter. stale super inte ndent of public in· strurtion. sa)'S any sdwo! district facin~ problems like the Cleveland schools w1ll be treated as Cleveland has been treated. Pfeife r had sa id the only rt~a so n as~ JEANS SALE prumisei"J. Their last pay chcc·k was to disbm:se the ' March 17. nuthurity Pleas Court .Judge Fred G1lhe rejected an attempt by Sen . Paul Pfeifer. R-Bue)Tus. to block th e payment of s:m.8 million in state funds tu bail out the bankrupt Clewland city school system Assistant House Minoritv L~ader Norman Murdnrk \;f Cincinnati was to ask the Franklin County Court of Appeals toda) fur a declarat ory JUdgment declaring Monday's acti<Hl of the State Controll ing b1•ard illegal. The Controlling Board had approved adv"nrmg the schools the money . another 19.:1 million in June . Murdnck said m hi s brief. to be filed with the court . that U1e sd(rx>l 's 11.000 employees were not J)(iid the request was turned over to the Conu·olling Roard wa s because it would nf The money did not arrive in Wednesda\ C'll'\·cland and In other action. the NAACP filed several requests with a federa I judge urging him basically to set aside stale law and order up to 9.9 mills ·of taxes reeently rejectc'<.! by Cleveland voters. Nathaniel Jones. national ~eneral counse l fur N,\ ACP. sa id . Clev-e lan d's Ulxpayers will have on ly themselves "' blame if Chief ~'e deral Jud ge Prank J . &lltisti orders them to pay additional taxes lo keep the cit y's 180 schools open and deseg regated. He also sa id that local voters indicated la st April 6. when they defeated a levy designed to keep the sciHKJis operational. th at they are aga in st desegregatio n and th at makes them responsible fo r attempting ID .IJ!oek a federal co urt 11 rdc r un der Cnnstitutional l r.~w . FRIDAY, APRIL 21st AND SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT .'TIL 8 WOMEN'S JEANS PRE-TEEN - JUNIOR - REGULAR - EXTRA SIZES \ \ r !. - ~· > P "' ' \ ;,.-- I By HELEN THOMAS WASHI NGTON 1UP I I President Carter, fa ced w1th poor ec onom ic news and co ngre ssiona 1 tan1 peri ng l'ffnrts to curb lllfldllOfl, SUIIITTIUning 16 top ex~·cutlves of lhr nat10n 's trat ion Tlw former e~ssode~te publisher of Holling Stone magazine will bt' the second with the tax package he hopes tht•1r .support in his burge lmlng bHttle agi:tlllst top wo111an in U1e Cmter pol!cy·ma k1ng hi erarr lly . !'v1idgr. rustanza , director of ' mfiHtlon the Off1ce of Public l.ia1 son. will he lp r evive the economy , today in\~ted ('ongressional lax writers and bus1nessnJPn Ca rtrr pla rt'i to hold CJ :similar Jllel•ting s(Jon with or ~an ized lt1bor leaders to <-tppea l for their backing for the ,·olunta ry w(lge and pnce rcstntinL'i tht' tldministration is bank1n~ on to qu ell 1nflatwn . wtll be for separ ate White House chat s. The pres1d ent has had mixed re; uIts wit h. his combi nati on tas cut-tax revision plan undergmng f1ve weeks of review by the tax writing House Way s and Means Committee. W1th ke) Carter proposals br~n g scrapped by the panel. the president schedul ed a meeting today with the chairman . Rep . Al Ulima 11. D-Dre .. and otht•rs to disc·uss the future of the plan . The action foll owed the Commerce Department's annoWlcement Wednesd<:ty th<:tt the Gross National Product skidded during ll1e <•pening three months of 1978 t u shu\\ he worst natwnal output Jn thr~ years. Commer c e S e cr t! t ar~ Juanita Kreps shnrtly , aftrr the announcement told Congress anythmg less than Carter's $23.9 billiOn tax cut proposal may in crease chances fo r worS(' inflCJtlun next year . The pr esident wH s d c v otm ~ attention , as . we . ll, to adrmms- blut•-dup companie> to rally In a maj or speech on mflcttwn last wet>k , DJ rter ann nunc('d he will seek a 5.5 pt•n ·t•nt ce11'ing on federHl W!!l'kl'r W<ll.!t mereases and urgl•d industry leagprs t~J fullo\\ suit. H{' hAs made it 1 dear hiS plans for the d.;:tmpenmg inflatiun dt1 nnt tnclude any man dat ory C! llltro b ovl'r pn ces and wag es. On ~tnother frnnt. chan gt'S m the White Ht> use operation a nd st<1ff wl're euntinuing to emer gl' as a result of Carter 's \\'rrkt•nd ~t nck.taking with his C<~btnct and top Hou ~(,a Jdes HI C'arnp While Oa\·ld, Md DenHx-ratic politi cal pro Anm· Wexler . deputy undl• r s ecretary nf ('OIIHIH'I'C1.' . iS IJIO\'i n g lO tht.' Wh1te H111M as " ~.000·•· yt-ar pn•sJdt•ntwl !iSststa nt to \\ IWk with rtdnsrr Sturnt E1 sem;t~t 1n the domestic policy f lt•ld. conccntrit tin~ (rn Legislature at-a-glance HOUSE stu d ent :, HB 1736 Broo k. s Provrdes tor ln nd us(' pla n n 1n g 1239 . Pa nenill Expand s re ~ trrct 10 ns on tor ml:'r p u bl rc off rcra ls and em ployee s rf'pre sentr n9 person s Detore pub l rc aq c r1cr es on wh rc h !h(''l ser v l'd or were emp lo yed HB 11 40, Ba ll Eli m rnate s tue l ad IUSimen t cos t pass throuqhs by el ec tr rc l rg h t corn pi\n res HB l ?J L K ar mol Up d ate s srar uror -.· pr ov rsr ons r rl i\f 1nQ to coun ty hom e!o HB l7.t2 , Saw ve r Pr ov1 dcs a non torte Jt ure la w tor 1nd 1V1dUal de ter re d an nu 111eS HB 12 4) , M urd oc "' Au th Or !les <,chool <; ub s.1 dy i!d va nce pa y menrs to sc hools that r un oul of rr1on ey m 1977 78 ~ch o ol ye ar HB 1? 44 , J ct s k. uls k 1 F Mill t at es tOr nt menTa l tor sul fur 010 ~ 1 d<' 111 Oh 10 Cl>.~il Slalules to more ell erli\lt>ly deal w11t1 nat ur rt\ dPf en!.(' ee 1 and m an m ade d 1 ~a~ t e r s HB 1009, E HugheS tn cr eases the rc lmtlu rsf' nwnr ot memi>N <; 0 1 bOr:'HdS Of h('JI I h d i.-. t r,rts. 81 9 Sub HB l08J Bcy ald Crca!C'1 c1 nou<ouH~ progr am tor o!der adult:, il nd prov1de!J tor. rom munrt y mu1 1 1 p u rpo~e sen10r ccn · er ~ '. .... ... .. ··--r - --~ ~~ A Home Btmk For Meigs County Peo11le RACINE HOME NATIONAL -sANK-.,.... "". . .,, ·~ ... ,.., . ·:- ..... . . , . Fifteen Cen ts Vol. ~~~ No. :; make ·' beller use'' nf their time. and that Carter wnuld l..M! Illt:.'t.'ling individue~lly and srna ll rr groups with members from time lo time 1n Pay raise 1Continued The learning experiences of kindergarten are being stressed in announcing the registration of kmdergarten from page I) uffi cia ls and rmployecs tn $55.000. That an 1endment was aim ed ANOTIIER TRAIN DERAU.ED - t\pproximately 16 cars of the Chessie System carrying dangerous chemi cals were derailed around 5 a .m. today north of Pt . Pleasant. It was the second time in less t11an four months such an incident has occurred in the Pt. Pleasant area . None of th e cars were ruptw-ed in today's incident north of Pt. edu eators, al sprc· i fil'all y col legr preside nts wh ose salar ies cmd fringr benefits in some cases exceed that amount . currentl y with salaries uf $55,000 are the chancellor nf ·~~=·-~O::ll,·!·!·!':<.<.'l-:':..'"·;·:,.:.:-:,,:,:·:·:·:::<:~<::<<:~:'"""';;~1 !News. . .rn Brrefsl Trailer owners ll1e Ohio il<Jard of Rege nts ami the state superintendent The Sena te lmd rt~tu ced the · pmposed sala ry for chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court til $55.000 fr om the House-recommended figure of $60.000. The conferenre committee kept that lower figu re after Meshel agreed to l'tmvim·c his Se notc eolleagues to up gra de MEN'S JEANS Includes our entire stock of men's jeans - Wrangler and other famous makes - Complete selection of sizes in basic and fashion styles - Flares and straight legs - Shop sa laries for other judgl's. t\.>;soeiate Supreme Co urt Just iees. cut from $53.000 to $4~ .000 by the Senate. would ~ct $51.000 under the bill . They now make $40.000 . Appea Is court judges. reduced from $49.000 to 145.000 by the Senate. wou ld get 141.000 under the ·bil l. They now make $37.000. best selection. ear~ for .... Reg. s11 95 Jeans••..•..•. Sale sgss Reg. s1295 Jeans ....... Sale s}Q'l5 su Reg. s1495 Jeans •••••••• Sale 95 Reg. s1595 Jeans ....... Sale s1275 tor sem dra ile r 0 SE NATE 6111 Introduc ed · SB 487 , Meshel Make s correc t 10n s 1n pre\I IOustv enact ed appropr1al!on b i ll s Bil ls PaHed Am HB !145 , S Brown R£'q u, r es n1e l1cens 1ng ot aucf10n bus1 nesses and changes tee s 19 0 Am Su b HB 906 . LM c1 0ne Prov 1des proT ec TIOn tor endan q Ned pla n ts 79 0 Am Pro h 1bl <, Sub HB 605, tampermg F r 1C'S w 1l h ,l Reg. s1695 Jeans ....... Sale 51355 Reg. s1795 Jeans ••••••• Sale s1435 All of our boys.' denim and fashion jea ns are included for !his e vent . Regular sizes · slims hu skies and the popular s tudent size 26 to 30 inch waist. Am HB 71 8, St ,nt iM O Incr ea ses pcnaltres for unla wf ul po s~ e ss1bn ot dan gero us ordn an r f's ?8 1 1Conunued from page I ) Sheriff's Office hns " suppl y of lcanrts "T(Iward S::tfcr Cycling " fum1 shcd by the !Continued from page 1I Stale of Ohi o Department of The effect of mflmion _ Highw ay Safety These arc nodKing 7 percent lllb ye~tr free and can be pieked up any . compared to 6.2 percen t 111 time. 1977 - was evi dent 111 Sheriff Proffll t advises. W'e dnes day ' s La bor Inflation Department :tnnounte ment of a bicycle as a toy or IJU sh · th e poverty level up · mg plaything . ·It is a vehicle and $.150. All urhan fanu ly of four must be used accordingly. that earns les.< than $6,200 a Bicycle drivers are subject to year is consideretJ in povertv. the sa me traffi c l;tws as the The comparaule fig ure for automobile dri ve rs. It is the 1977 wa s $5;8:>0.. responsib ility of the parents Co mme rc-e Secre tary to make sure that the child Ju<>ni ta Kreps said u1e news understa nds the sig ns. w11s not all bad. signals. and regulations. It is " Vigorou s gr owt h ·· also the responsihllity_Qf lhi.__n:s~n"'t~ln:-'\l;~rci1 ,~1:h e-.said ,--+· - - - - - parent to make certain that predicting the growth ratefor the child observes and obeys the year would be 4.5 percent them and that he keeps his - just und~fJhe 4.7 percent 1-icycl e in . safe o~erating growth ra te the presiden t had condition ." predicted. CLEVELAND - TilE 11 .000 EMPLOYEES OF THE aeveland school system finall y were paid Thursday for the first time since March 17- but today the system's fin ances continue tD worry local and state school officials and the employees themselves. Another lawsuit ha s been filed in Columbus seeking an order requir!Jlg State Auditor TI19mas E. FerguS<Jn to recover the $18 million in state aid paid tO the Cleveland schools Thurs· day so they CIIUid meet the payrolls. The money was advanced by the State Controlling Board. must ohey · order Sy racuse village residents Racine . fa iling to comply with an A second rea<ling of an ordinance to underpin their ordin ance was approved trailer homes will be notified givin g th e Ohio Power by mail to have the work done Compa ny permissi on to immediately . Thi s was ap- sup ply the villa ge wit h proved durin g a special electric se rvice. meeti ng of Syracuse Village Mayor Herman London Council Thursday night . reported he had purchased a Per sons violating the or- small mower and the large dinan ce lllust hav e the mower had been repaired. necessa ry work com pleted The Syracuse Fire within 10 days after receipt of Department asked about the letter. If the work is not installtng a fire bar for 10 completed . they will be cited member s of the department . to co urt . Installation of the bar will It was reported wor k will cost approximately $200 . It begin on two tennis co urts by will cost 1109 per month . the fir st of May. weather according to Eber Pickens. permitting. The fire dcpartlllent will pay A meeting will be held May the co>1 of the Installation and 2 with the Commonwealth the mon thly rate. Engineering. firm rega rding Council also disc:ussed dogs the sewage system for the run nin g loo se . .It was vi lla ges of Syra cuse and (Continued on page 12) Parents ai'e l o bring a record of immunization and the child's bi1th certificate to the registration. Childr en being enrol led should have the DPT seri es and booster. poli o and booster. Rube ll a. mea sle s and a recent sk in test. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY +--- - -CO - LUMBUS - A :Jtl.DAY'WEATIIER OUTLOOK CAI.JlNG for normal rainfall and cool temperatures could be crttlcallo Ohio's Ianners. Lyle Denny, U. S. Agriculture Department meteorologist, said Iannen need dry conditions to prepare fields for planting (Collttnuad on 1111•. 11) Mrs. Arm Barrett and daughter. Jennifer. and Mrs. Cledith King and daughter. 'feresa. are pictured at a pre-kindergarten registration at the Harrisonville Elementary School. Greg McCall. principal. and Mindy Young. kindergarten instructor . assist the two mothers with the instructions on completing the ne<.-essary form s for t•nrollrncnl. Governor Rockefeller visiting New Haven ... WASHINGTON - SEN . JOHN GLENN, D-DHiO, SAID Thursday he has urged HEW Secretary Joseph .A. Colllano to support the applications of five Ohio school districts that want to either expand or implement magnet sch,qql programs. The magnet school Is a sc!>ool with a special curriculum and jX'ograms that attract students from lhroughout a conununity. The five districts that have filed with the U. S. Office of Education for magnet school funding were Cleveland, Colwnbus, Mansfield, Dayton . and Cleveland Heights. TOI..EOO. OIDO - A HEARING WAS TO BE HELD In Lucas County Common Pleas Court today to consider a request by the Toledo School Board for a temporary restraining order forcing striking teachers back to work . The Toledo Federation of Teachers 'ntursday rejected the latest wage offer by the board of education, which would have boo•ed salaries between 10 and 12 percent. The system's 3,400 employees have been on strike since AprU 10. CANDIDATES SPEAK - Three ca ndidates for local publi c office spoke Tuesday at the Meigs County Human Recource Council's monthly meeting held at the Meigs Inn. Two of the candidates pictured are 1..-, He~~rx Wells , lncwubent county commissioner and Hank Cleland, opposing Wells in the prunary for county commissioner. Wells in his statements !Did those attendin~ that the final plans for the nursing home will co me off the drawing board Friday. Construction should start In near future , Wells said . Wells also commented _that constructlon~on~the.ne.w_Mental Heallh and Senior Citizens buil<lingJYill b!!gin_soon . ~ These two buildings will be of no c06l to the county, Wells commented. Plans are in the making lor Canters Cave 4·H Camp, Jackllon County improvement of $500,000 to $650,000, with $250,000 already committed JX'Oviding this swn can be matched by Dec. 31, 1978, Wells added. Cleland stated lhat funding lsavallablefor a comprehensive program for children to include day care and recreational centers. Not pictured is Judge Robert E. Buck who also spoke and answered questions . Buck remains unopposed·in·the race for Probate Judge . Delegates Charles H. " Charley " Damron. D· Putnam . and Dave O'Neal . D· Mason. today announced Gove rnor John D. Rockefeller IV would be in New Haven on Thursday. April 27 , to announce that major improvements would be made to Old Ro ute 33. The two delegates also said that Governor Rockefel ler would verify that the efforts announced by them earlier th is month were the reason a compro mise ha d been reached in the matter as to who legally owned th e hi gh· way and bridge, an Issue that ha s been debat ed for decMes. Both Damron and O'Neal sa id that they wert' shorkcll by the letter and r esultin~ artlcle. _published yesterday_ from .city officia ls debating the ownership of the highway and upholding Law re nce Butcher , Ma son · 'co unty Administrative Assistant to the County Commission, as to ' \ Young , instructor, presides ovt'r story time . HARRISONVILLf. - All is set for the an nual kin· dergarten ··roundup at the Harri sonville Elementary Schoo l. Miss Mindy Young. instrut1or reports. The annual roundup to register new kindergarten st udents as well as first graders. who ha ve not previously attended kin · dergarten. will be held from 8·30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wed· nesday . May 3. Registration is being '1ressed at this time su that all of the paper work in volved can be eompleted before the beginning of classes in the fal l. Any child whose fifth b111hday fa lls on or before Sept. :10. should be registered for kinderga rten and any child whose sixth birthdav falls on or before Sept. 30. may be registe red for the first grade . CINCINNATI HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS are complaining that some Cincinnati businesses discriminate against them by limiting the number of siudents allowed to enter stores at a given time. Some merchants limit students in stores on grounds it reduces shoplifttrig and loitering . Regular 17.95 Boys Jeans ............. ~.35 Regular '9.95 Boys Jeans ............. '7.95 · Regular s10.95 . 1 DJ.ur M~J11 Jeans.............. 8.75 Regular '11.95 Boys Jeans ... :......... '9.55 Regular 112.95 Boys Jeans ...........,110.35 pupils at the Harrisonville School on May 3. Here Mindy Harrisonville roundup set MOSCOW - SECRETARY OF STATE (.'YRUS VAN CE reswued crucial arms talks in the Kremlin today and a U. S. spokesman said he would confront Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko with the issue of Soviet interference in U. S. news coverage of a protest demonstration. Vance and Gromyko met for the second day to disclLSS the .fundamental disputes blocking a new arms-limitation agreement. BOYS JEANS utd1 l'¥' me ter 21 3 By Uolted Prmlnlcrnational CHICAGO - MOVES TO REOPEN mngressional hearings into the Teamster Union's pension fund operations began Thursday because of Daniel J. Shannon 's departure as the fund 's chief, the Chicago Tribune reported today. Stannon either resigned under pressure or was fired Wednesday at executive director of the Teamsters · Central States, Southeast and Southwest pension fund . The 11.6 billion fund has been under investigation by Cong ress and fed eral agencies. largely because of loans it had made. JOUET . IU.. - A CAR AND TRUCK COLUDE D Thurs· day night. killing row- people, including two Ohioans, in the car in an unincorporated area north of Joliet. Michael E. Lowther; his brother, William, both of Brunswick, Ohio ; Williami.AJwther's wife , Marcia, 26: and her son , Aaron Elliot , I, Montgomery, Dl .; were Identified as the dead. William and Marcia Lowther had been married recently , state pollee said. dum p tru c ks 91 Depulies " Parents should never Ihmk Pleasant . The Jan . 23 accident forced Pt. Pleasant to shut off its water supply for severa l days after chem icals were spilled onto the ground. Pictured above at the sce ne are Sgt. N. E. Benson and Deputy' Thmnas Roush of the Mason County Sheriffs Department. The train was reportedly headed toward Huntington . The only state officia ls 91 1 H B llJ 4 L Br own Rf'v iS t•\ r('qu l<it ,on of 1ra nsm 11 ters ot money 91 0 Suo SB 158 . SpecK Imp r ov es oCOIICC t 1011 o f dW M (J ~ l} y Srnall et a 1m<, cou rt s 86 ~ Sub SB 139, Cet e bre n ~ Ex ten ds th e ~·~o es of insu ran ce • or !.Ov erage tna t c:ou nt 1er:. ca n pro\11de tor Ofl 1cer s a nd em plo~ees SQ 0 Am Sub S B 402 Collms. G1ves cou nT y comm1 SS10ners d1sr r et ron ni pl dcrny a r ever! cr claus e rn dee d s to or o p c rtv lrdns. trorr ed to nonpro l 1'1 sen 1or c Ti /Cn or qan 11a'10n s 90 0 A'm Su b SB 41 1, Robert o Se ts mfl x 1mum W(' IQht l1m1 tS t vll -- ....,- . _ , en tine . .. and of public instruction . h Cdlf h menl n l r etardat iOn adv 1s0r y an d re.,ncw conHl11S S1 0n 's a cet">s. to cl1 ent re co rd s "' stQi l' 1n st tut 1on s Res o lut•on Adopt ed HJ R 78 . U t nc 1on e M{•mo ra l ' 1/ CS Con gr ess to CIC'<I ar c ,, three year rno rator 1um on £'n torcemen• of a 1r Qu it ll l y sta nd Bil ls Passt>d HO R5 . Corb1n R('\IIS t'S You II feel better if Its bigger . The way to do that is in the cei lllpai ~ n . has been stripped of snmt· of her jurlsd1etion. . Powtdl dl'nit.~d the Cabinet W! 1Uld have H less important HH 1n· Senate Amendments Am H B 9J S I 0 )' AllO W':> a mu n 1c oa l or town sh1 0 <1 v il s.t•nn<l' C01111111SSrOn to pl ace vol unTeer bremen '" 1"1ti' N the ct a s ~ r l dC'd or unclas.s, f ,C'd CPIII SNVI(i> Btl 0 Refu ses to Concur 1n Senate A mendmen t !i. An1 HB 8 Br~ ns t oo l Ex em prs the Sd 1e ot 1n5u11n an d rel atrd (' Qu1 pm ent tr am t he r et ail c,alcs and use tax 4 78 ·! ary wh o on tld l ard ous h rg tlw,ws but 1111110 li ve les~ tna n on e m ile trorn school Concur~ ·( e • rr~ 1 dl' 6) 1B ·-· ( Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 21, 1978 Copeland apparently t1red a snot out ot nrs ca r wmdow at by the Jackson unit of SEOEMS. During that t1tne, medical obtained gasoline at Roberts' Sohio Station in Rio Grande, but Harruner. Sgt. Dave Williamson of the Jac~n Pol ice technicians were in constant mntact with hospital emergency failed to pay for it. . · roo.m personnel. The incident was reported the Gallia County sheriff's Department reported. • Hammer reportedly returned fire. Ham.mer suffered department who alerted the Jackson Post, state highway It was reported the assailant was believed to have been an adbominal gun shot wound . He is listed in satisfactory wanted on charges in another state . patrol , to be on the l'ookout for the suspect. Troope1· Hammer spotted the vehicle traveling west on US condition at Holzer Medical Center's intensive care unit. Copeland's body wa s transported to Columbus this Copeland apparen tly sped away from the shootin g scene. morntng for an autopsy. 35. Hammer attempted to stop it , but the driver sped away. Th e vehicle, driven by Copeland, finally stopped near the then his vehicle collided headon with a sem i truck ope rated by Ca ptain R. C. Wilson. district commander for the Ohio intersection of County Road 9, where Trp. Hammer apparently Hugh Gillbert, 51. Suffolk. Va . Sl11le Highway Patrol said the incident is still under According to reports, Copeland was thrown from his investigation . got out of his cruiser to question Copeland. vehicle onto the highway. He was transported to the hospital nther wee k instead of weekly. He said both the president and Cabinet fe lt U1ey could Bill s Introduc ed HB 1137 Mildd u ) Pr o v1d f'.S s t a t ~ su bSi d ieS to schOol ~ to r aro~ How is your Bank · grl:!b bag fur ttll the dJrcrst' grnups Carter wooed r(lle in coming months. but did confirm it wi ll mee t every CO L UMBU S (U P I J Her e 1S a Ql ance a t ac llln ly Wt'dn('Sdily rn t h e Oh10 G(•nera l Assembly transpor t i n g SIZES 2-4, 4-6X AND 7 to 14 REG. 14.50 ...-.::..... :. SALE s3.59 REG. 16.00 ..............SALE s4.79 REG. 18.00 .............. SALE 16.39 REG. 112.00 ........ SALE s9.59 REG. 114 .......... SALE 111.19 Ms. Cu:-;t<::~ rlZa, whose orri ce ii REG. su ................................. SALE s3.79 REG. 114............................... SALE s11.19 REG. s18 ............................... SALE s14.39 REG. 120 '............ .'................. SALE s15.99 REG. 122 .................................SALE s17.59 . A~uth Carolina man who allegedly shot and wounded an Oluo Htghway Patrol trooper, died Thursday night shortly after his car colhded head-on with a tractor-trailer rig on East Broadway St. in Jackson. Th~assailant, William Michael Copeland, 18, Orangeburg. S. C., dted in the emergency room at Holzer Medical Center shortly after the 7:50p.m. incident . It was not determined whether Copeland had been shot by 'l'rCJ?perThomas Hammer, 33, Jackson , who stopped the man 's vehicle on US 35, one mile east of Jackson. According to unofficial reports , the victim allegedl v - .GIRLS and LITTLE BOYS JEANS wumen's - affairs. press secretary Jody Powell sa id . was ' l~', t- Bad economic news leads to chats UPI Wbit r H11U st· Rt'pHrtc r . TWO DAYS ONLY the South Carolina man dead, Jackson state trOoper wounded in incident the legal controversy Haven even wrote us about surrounding New Haven and th is matter," sa1d O'Neal , " It the Department of Highwa) s. was the ordinar) citize n such .. Frankly. we don 't care as Ray Weaver. Jim Layne, who takes credit for getting Sarah D3wsun . and oUICrs the road and bridge fixed ," · who brought this to our atsaid O'Neal. "All we care ten lion . If th e city had written about is getting something us abou t ItS problem w1th the done for (he citizens of this highway departmen t, we county." might have been able .to Damron, who serves as reS<Jive thiS matter sooner." C.'hainnan of the Political " As far as any controversy Subdivisions Committee in with Lawrence Butcher is the House of Delega tes, said con c erned ." reported that ~s far as he was con- Dam ron . .. that gentle man cerned. the slap at him and came to my Point Pleasant O'Neal by the city officials law off1ee last week and was as a result of his com· apologlled for the misun· mittee passing legislation tlersta nding which had oegiving greater rights and curred as a result of his ar· retirement benefits to city t1cle and our previous efforts employees In West Virginia to F<olve the problem." th's legislative session. Gubernato rial assista nt " I'm so rry and I apologize Bl a ine Mi cha els today to Delegate O'Neal that his confirmed that Damron and and our common~e[[octs_fo£ _ Q'Neal ~had indeed bco.ugliL _ __:betler roads must have been the problem to that office's jeopardized by my commit· at\ent ion and in a ddilio~ to ment to greater rights and dual visits by the two prior to benefits to city employees,'' Dr. Butcher's news article, Damron said. Damron, on both delegates' " No cit y official of New (Continued on pl8t 12) �2-TheDallySentmel Middleport Pomero> 0 Fnday Aprtl21 1978 Grave markers tell stories By Margaret Parker Meigs County Pioneer and Hostorlcal Society Have you ever wondered as you walked through a cemetery among the grave !tones aged wtth weather what stortes they have to tell' What about the people who make this their fmal restmg place' Why m some cemeteries Is a certam stone more prevalent than m another' What can we learn from the stones about the people buned here' Dr Gtlbert Schnetder a professor In the linguistics the subject spent 14 1ears tn department of Ohto West Airtca as a mtss10nary Umverstt) wtll speak on the ethnohngmst before commg subject of Grave Stones and to Ohto Umversny m 1963 the messages they present at Whtle m Afrtca he undertook a program sponsored b) the one of the most dtfftcult tasks Meigs County P10neer and a mtsstonar) or an Htstortcal Society at the thropologtst ever faced - the Metgs Co unty Museum complete photographic and Butternut Avenue Pomeroy anthropological htstorv of a on Aprtl 23 at 3 p m The people Through hts work pubhc IS InVIted Dr wtth the Afrtcans he has had Schneider wh" has many honors bestowed upon photographed more than a him Wtth thts background thousand tombstones and Dr Schneider ts more than \Hillen numerous booklets on qualtlied to speak on the a1 There s nothmg left but meat satd paramedic Roland Wood The area \ISS littered With debrts and looked hke a battlefield A 200.foot wtde crater and a few chunks of concrete were all that remamed of two 30-by 20-foot bunkers after the 4 .W p m explostons It looked hke the pictures you ve seen of an atomic bomb Mrs McCoy satd Pieces of the building went ever) where and then a huge cloud went up mto the atr The blasts occurred m two butldmgs used to dry ex plostves Muntttons worker Kenneth Amason 19 satd the dr1 mg operatton was very senstltve and the sltghtest SllfV1 \ spark could trigger a blast Mrs Steven Brooks satd she was drtvmg on Highway 174 about 500 yards fr om the bunker and the force of the ftrst explosion blew her car onto the shoulder of the road Several nearby buildm gs were set ablaze and ftremen had to ftght brush ftres m the area Mrs McCoy and Amason were hospttaltzed and treated for shock but there \lere no other senous tn)Urtes reported The bunkers whtch exploded wer e several hundred yards from other buildings and 1solated by a 30-foot htgh earthen mound on one stde The vtcltms were tdenttfted as Elwm Brende 62 Bobbv Troha 20 Rosemary Souble Pay bill enroute to ~bodes' penod followtng enactment of over S20 000 By LEE LEONARD the btU Those pay rwses will take UPI Statehouse Reporter Final cost of the package effect July 1 If the bill IS COLUMBUS IUPI) - A mcludes $39 4 mtlhon from stgned by the governor pa) bill mcludmg rmses of 2(). the state general revenue The proposal also rruses the Ill 4<kents an hour for state fund or that the judges salary for chief JUstice of the employees and 25 to 45 per salarv htkes \\til cost $6 1 Ohto Supreme Court from cent for Ohto s JUdges ts on Its mtlhon 143 000 to $55 000 a year way to the desk of Gov Ten Republicans and seven James A Rhodes and the associate Supreme Court jus llces from 140 000 to SSl 000 Democrats )Otned m opposmg governor IS expected to sign the package In the House The and appeals court Judges II from $37 000 Ill 147 000 mmonty Republicans made But dtsgruntled spokesmen County and muntetp81 court It clear they fa,ored a flat for organizations percentage mcrease and JUdges also wtll get mcreases representing the 80 000 state employees are already effective wtth the nelt pay some Democrats )Otned them threatemng some fotm of protest or retaliatiOn for what they term mtmmal pay rmses A conference report on the $61 mtllton pay package re cetved unarumous approval from the Senate and a 69 17 Lawrence E Lamb M D endorsement of the House Thursday shortly before the lawmakers adrourned for the After a much poor health " ould be weekend difftcult to do A spokesman for Rhodes heart attack Many people 1men and S8ld he wtll sign the b11l I women ) who ha ve had a think tt s safe to say he Ustgn DEAR DR LAMB - My heart attack retun to a full It satd Fred Mtlls husband IS 10 years older normal ltfe both n and out of legtslattve batson for the than I and had a heart attack the bedroom The stress on governor etght years ago Makmg love the heart and m culatwn of Robert A Bnndza sca res both of us and the last sex between two people who executive director of Ohio lour years hts tmpolency has kn ow each other ver) " ell as Council 8 of the Amertcan really discouraged him I old marrteds do tsn t Federation of State County hear the Slime story as the al\\ays that g1eot And the and Muntctpal Employees other woman who wrote you key to wl ether a couple IS called the pa y btll My husband says I m older read) for sex or not ts the ex atrocious and satd the tha n you erctse capacity of the person legtslators had broken all He uses sleepmg pills and who has rec01 ered from a good faith With those who the doctors have even had heart attack daily provtde the c ttzens of him on •ntt<lepressant.s and If a pet'ion can walk for 15 Ohto with essen! tal servtces Valtwn plus a nwnber of JJUnutes at a good chp w thout Brmdza satd he has called heart medtcmes tncludmg a any dtfftculty usually he can on all AFSCM!I: local ~ater pil l resume sexual et ct iVIt) r believe he had too many wtthout anv diff culty If presulents representmg state workers to meet Saturday m nerve ptlls and he has really there IS any questiOn about a Columbus lllchart acourseof c ut down No anti person s capacity a good ex action depressants and Val tum only erctse test done b) a qual fed Patrtck R Sorohan occasiOnally but he still uses exaJJUner or. fa cl ht) wtll executive dtrector of the Ohto sleeptn~ ptlls and has for usuall) determ ne tf o te has Ctvtl Service Employees etght years the phystcal ca paCi ty to Association satd hts state Is sexual love dangeroiJS return to nonnal marrted hie board of directors wtll meet for people wtth heart condi or not m Cleveland thts weekend Ill ttons' How do you cope wtth I here are people who have discuss a response depressiOn My husband IS 57 heart disease tlat ha s I want to emphasize that ) ears old decreased the heart s capact we ha ve not decided to DEAR READER -This ts ty to the potnt that any exer stnke satd Sorohan adding tot an unusual prob1em lion mcludmg sex Is not ad that OCSEA " Ill begtn Depression after a heart at vtsable but these people arc taking tmmedtate steps to tack probably happens 111 at usually severely rcstncted 111 harness the potential po11 er leost half of the people who other aspects of datil J vtngof the sleepmg giant so that have them whether It IS mcludmg vigorous walking we wtU never agam be n a re' ogntzed or not Often the for •ny distance An yone "ho position to have to beg for persor IS very capable of has chest pam durmg sex justice cu1e tng up ht s true feelings should see • dodot It s Rep Harry J f ehman D- You should expect a reaction someltmes an early stgn of Shaker Hetghls author of the when a person IS faced wtth heart dtsease original and chairman of the the t) pe of ltfe crtsts a heart The best course your bus conference committee whtch attack represent.s or for that band can follow IS to get thur negotiated the agreed bill matter any other senous hfe and stay thin and graduolly Wednesday castigated the threatemng Illness Depres develop a walktng program tf pubhc employee groups for ston Is common m the nuddte he has not already done so thetr bitter and negative years anyway am sendmg That wtth hts doctor s help reactions yo u The Health Letter could produce a stgmft cant They re bltmg the only nwnber 10-10 Depression nnprovement In and out of hand that 1s feedmg them, The Ups and Downs of Ufe the bedroom Impotence may Sllld Lehman We m the for more mfonnatton about disappear \\hen fear or a Legislature are th e only ones this common problem Others heart alta ck ts gone and con who were wtllmg to gtve them who want thts Issue can send ftdence returns a pay ratse modest though 1t 50 ce1 t~ w th a long stamped Is The executtve branch has self tddt essed enve lope for It SUN DAY CO! UMBUS IUP! )- Wed shown no mittattvc tn this to me In care or lhts nc wspa per P 0 Box 326 San nesday May 3 will be Sun area Day under terms of a The report Includes a 40- Antomo fX 78292 resolution J!dppted by the_ cenLhike_(o~:~m~" e" es,__~Im!"PQtence m the man or Ohto Senate Thursday earning less than $10 000 a lack of Interest 111 sex by the The natwnal observance year 20 to 38 cents for those woman ts a common sympcoordinated by the Uruted earntng between $10 000 and tom of depre1iSion Sorting out $20 000 and 20 cents an hour ho11 much of your hU!Jband s Aulli'Workers Umon wtll be lor some 650 career CIVIl p oblem IS medtcme how lo (ocus awareness on the aervlce employees earnJng much depressiOn and hov pusstbthttes of solar energy HEALTH • Washington By ( Report MrUcr march held CINCINN \ l 1 1UPI) - AI though 1 mar ch b) Skokie 01 Nazis . was postponed about 200 people held a counter March m Memory Thursdn) Adolf Httler s btrthday to commemorate those ktlled by Nazis during World War IT The march ortgmally was mtended as a counter-demon stratton Ill NaZis In Skokie However that march has been postponed due to legal \\rangltng Durmg the nearly two-hour mar c h par t tctpan t s mcludmg Mayor Gera ld Sprmger stopped at Jewish Hospital Children s Hospital and the Veterans Admmtstratton Hospital Rabbt David Indtch told participants some of them crymg openly If we gather here 11 s a small march mstgmftcant but we take action We say neve r agam Then that march I111 Skokie ) tf ttlakes place or not doesn t matter At the Veterans Hospital marchers remember ed those men and women who dted to ftght the Nazi enemy Sprmger suggested a rally be held every year subJect of what grave stones dtcatton of the age ~f the person professiOn and real!\ tell us Although most of hts work nattonaltty Today most and subJects "til be of Athens markers are not comparable County the closeness and to the early mon uments as almost tdenttca I history of few are stgmhca nt to the earl) settlers can tell a true person whose grave the) ptcture also for the mark So tf as you walked 111 the cemetenes of Metgs county From grave stones you can hush of a cemeter) and the learn the reltgton of a people "htspertng of the wmd m the trees seemed to be telhng you You ca n tell fthev were men \\ omen or children, stmply somethmg maybe 11 was from the carved pictures or The grave stones story ts there You only need know orname nt s on the stone Carvings also gtve an m ho11 to mterpret It In conJunction with the program an exhibit con ststmg of approximately 15 grave stone rubbings taken fr om Metgs Co unty cemetertes and dating as early as 1601 will be on display 45 and Billy Clanton 25 all If you enJOY a qutz here IS a of Cleburne The ftrst blast short one on dates of ftrst s happened at 4 40 p m but m the history of Meigs paramed c. "ere sttll County See how many you gathermg the last of the can match vtctuns remams as darkness A 1770 fell shortly after 7 p m B 1777 Offtcta ls wit h the c 1797 OccupatiO nal Safety and D 1798 Health Admtntstratto n E 1801 VISited the explOSIOn Site F 1815 16 Thursday aftern oon and G 1819 planned more detailed H 1820 mvesttgattons today I 1823 lromcally some of the Exam stations J 1825 same OSHA personnel who K 1836 m'esttgated an earl ier will be opened L 1840 explosion at the Cleburne M 1844 COLU MB US - Colonel plant about 40 miles south of N 1848 Adam G Retss supertn Fort Worth 11ere to report on 0 1851 tendenl of the OhiO State the latest disaster In July p 1853 Htghway Patrol toda) Issued 1973 a blast on the hand Q 1857 a reminder that dnver s grenade assemb ly hne ktlled R 1863 license exammatlon stations thrl>e and tn]ured 29 others s 18"2 at selected locations across T 1876 Oht o wi ll be open this u 1890 Saturday Apnl 22 from 9 v 1892 a m until 12 noon for the w 1895 purpose of con du cting X 1898 exam ina tions of moped 1 1st electnc ltght m licenses Appointments wtll count y IDr Whaley s ofrtce not be required tn Pomeroy ) 1n con plammg about a lack Only moped license 2 tst fatr of agrtcu ltural testmg wtll be conducted of House mput Republicans com plained held at Mtddleport dunng this special Saturday 3 Courthouse erected at sessiOn the Colonel stated that the two step rruse \l ould reward tnexperten ced Chester Persons applymg for a 4 V B Horton mvents coal moped operators li cense emplo) ees at the expense of career publ c Mrkers barge must be at least 14 years old 5 1st Pomeroy Rep James E Betts R and pre sent satisfa ctory Rock) R" er also argued dleport Football Game proof of age at the exaJJUmng 6 1st salt wells and fur that the commtttee sy;iem m stat ton the House never had a chance nace opened m coun ty Colonel Retss concluded by Rutland Twp ) to go over the state employee suggest mg that persons m 7 Morgan s Ratd - Only terested 111 takmg advantage pay htkes That proVJston "as Ctvtl War battle m Ohto 1at of the special Saturday added tn the Senate after the House had alread) approved Portland I testmg session contact thetr 8 1st Htgh school com local State H1gh 11ay Patrol the JUdicial portion Rep Sherrod Brown D- menccment at Mtddleport Post to obtain a list of Mansfteld one of the Demo 9 1st settler m count) exammmg stat tons whtch 11111 cratt c opponents sa id money Nathan Burrell ) be open resto red t top salarted 10 1st bu gg ieS JUd ges and sta te career manufactu red n Pomeroy by workers by the conference Ben St ivers commtttee should have gone 11 1st £err) at Graham CO MET - published at toward state employees m Statton (Rae ne I and Letart Tuppers Plams lower pa) ranges 20 1st dentist m Pomeroy Falls Rep M1chael P Sttnztano 12 1st ume gasoline engme 21 1st telegraph service D Co lumbu s sa td lh e hauls coa I out of mmes opened In county Le gts lature should have IMtnersvtlle 1 1Pomeroy) walled to vote a pa1 ra1se 13 County formed 22 lsi htgh school 'loom unttl June when he said there 14 Washmgto n camped mencement at Racure:"' would ha1e been more mone) near Long Bottom 23 1st brtck house tn the avatlable t5 Salt water dtscovered count) iS•hsbury t•p ) I belte~ e tht s pay mcrease near Rutland 24 1st National Bank ts a meanmgless gesture 16 1st house m county 111th orgamzed m Pomer oy 1st In satd Stmztano It docsn t weather boardmg (Sa lem count) even keep up wtth the l'Ost of Twp ) hvmg and tt s no ra1se at all 17 1st ch ld born In county A 14 8 9 C 17 D-11 E 16 for most state emplo)ees 1Leadmg Creek Settlement ) F 23 G 13 H 15 I 3 J~ K ln the Senate Sen Thomas 18 1st htgh school com 4 1? 19 M 24 N 21 0 10 P A Van Meter R Ashland mencement at Pomeroy m Q2 R 7 S-ll T 18 U 22 satd the pay ratse belongs Ill 19 1st newspaper - V 1 W 12 X 5 the Democrats If Republtcans had thetr way the ;"tate employees pay ratse "ould have been allocated arross the board satd Van Meter But the) I Democrats have got the By Unlled Press international \Otes It ought to be tr) stal BUT NO THANKS Htstor an Arthur Sc hlesinger Jr cl ear that this ts the r plan admtt.s he s preJUdiced but that dtdn t stop htm from calling Me mwhtle t1 e House Jtmm) Carter lhe kmd of prestdent the cou ntry hasn t seen m passed 76-10 and sent to the a long It me - 50 years to be precise Carter IS an mteliigent Senate a btll to allow hut not man an mtelltgent engmeer Schlestnger told an audtence at reqwre htgh schools to offer moto r cyc le edu c ation M !waukee s Marquette Un verstty Thursday But so " as Herbert Hoover The flattery didn t stop there Schlesinger to urses Earlter thts year the satd Carter has no sense of lustory at all and that ISa little LegiSlature passed a btll dange rous But the former Kennedy adviser was qu 1ck to rcpealm g the sta tes temoer hts ormse These are ore JUdices to be discounted motorcycle helmet law This PlAGIARIZE IT AGAIN SAM Funnyman Woody Allen sel'Ond btll btll sponsored by Rep Casey C Jones D- sees nothmg to laugh about 111 the new book Woody Allen A Toled o \l ould fund the Biograph) He hied a cop)Ttght mfrtngement sutt 111 US educalton prog ram through a Dtstnct Co urt 111 Nell York Thursday agatnsl Drake Pub $5 mcrease tn notorcycle hshers and author Lee Guthrie chargmg much of the book was taken from two of Allen s own books - Getting E~en Hnd hcense rene"' tl fees Without Feathers - and from Eric Lax s authonzcd l'he Senate ts to reconvene at 4 p m next Monday and h ogrtphy Betng Funny Woody Allen and Corned) I he swl whtch seeks a ban on further dtstrtbutlon of the new book the Ht use at 11 am fuesda) and unspecified damages also charges Allen s picture and name were used Without anthnrl7$1hon Explosion rocks plant By THOMAS TU~Y CLEBURNE Texas (UPI J - Sondra McCoy heard the first exploston at the Gearhart Owens murullons plant and turned to see the second one shred a bunker wbere four of her fnends were workmg When you work m a JOb hke thts you get real close to the people you \\ork wtth she satd tearfull) Iron her darkened hospital room I went through hell when the grenade lme exploded m 1973 and now I '" been through 11 l\\1Ce Company offiCials sa d onI) one body was found but the) S8ld the other three people known to be tn the bunker at the tune of the exploston Thursdav had no chance of Counter desk peopletalk QUOTE OF THE DAY American archeologist John Banda 2.1 of Cleveland as he embarked tn Salontka Greece Thursday to retrace - on foot - Alexander the Greats 3 OIJO.mtle march Ill Babylon In preparation I have mailed 150 patrs of shoes to dtfferent places along the route lurtJHI' The President has recently decided to defer production of the neutron bomb for now but ret am the option to butld Jt later dependtng on what the Sovtet Unton does mtlitartly But why the walt ' There seems to be little doubt about what the Soviets are dotng They are build ng up their nuclear arsenal and conventional military forces 1n alarmmg proportiOns far beyond thetr loca l defense 'eeds The Prestdent made thi s pomt clear 111 hts recenl hardllne defense speech 11 Wake Forest Umverstl) tnd warned the U S S R abot t this massive butld up n anns Why not proceed 11 tlh development of the neutrOJ bomb now to show the Russians that " e arc not go ng to Sit dl) by wh lc the\ ga m military super or 11 over the Umted States ' The ne11 \\ Capons ca ul I be used m a warhead for "" Lance batt efteld mtsstle ani m a new etght mch ho• tzer shell Thetr prunar) purpose would be to stop a large sca le tank assault m Wester Eul'\lpe The problem confrontmg NATO ts the en orm ous numencal edge 111 armor the Soviet bloc countttes ha e behmd the Iron Curtatn The Warsaw Pact has 38 am ared dl\tstons NATO has 14 they (the Warsa " Pact I have 57 mec hantzc d tnfanlr) diVISIOnS we have 20 - the y have over 27 000 tanks " e barely have II 000 - and the ltst goes on Somethmg must be done to equalize thts force and dtmmtsh the chance of attack by the Soviet bloc countrtes 111 Eastern Europe That IS 11hy we have had to furm sh tac Ileal nuclear \larhfads m Europe to rest ore the mtlltar) balance Red Sox roll over Brewers, 10-4 Outdoors The only difference between the new weapon and the one 11 would replace IS I hat It would accompltsh the same military mission with a ;mailer explosiOn and less matertal damage It would be a tough tt em to contend with tf the Warsaw Pact dectded to mvade Western Europe and that IS why the Soviets are screummg foul play They arc mad because they don t haH u slmtlar warhead If the Russians are that upsd about the neutron bomb the) should be willing '' pa 1 the prtee for Its remo1 al by dramatically rt'liucll ~ the size and power of the Warsaw Pact They don t need that many tanks ltnd soldiers to defend thetr lx rders At t1 e very least the Pt eStdent sh ould use t he 1eapon as a bargammg chip 111 the curre nt SALT ne gotiatiOns to force the Sol tel Umon to slow down thctr arms butld up To defer dcplo1ment of the neutron bomb m order to see what the Husstans are gomg to do ts a stgn of 11eakness and only pro\ es we don I take thetr mtltlar) totenttons sertously We know what they are up to Wh1 walt any lon ger' The ldmmt stratlon has already gtven up the B 1 lx mber wtthout demandmg that the Sovtets give up something or equal lffi porta11fe 111 return There are stgnals that we may gtve up the cruse mtsstle and M 1 mtss le S)stem as well Are "e gotn g to do the same With the neutron bomb' The U S should develop the weapon no~< and If the Russ1ans want ll removed we wtll be m a position to demand a similar reduction In the Warsaw Pact TV. : .in Review B1 JOAN HANAUER L PI TeiCI ision \1 rller NEW YORK UP II - Whoe~er sad telev ts on ca n t get worse doesn I reall1 understand the situation There are thrc>e new half-hour sho11 s getting trv outs in the cammg davs One features ftve gtrls n tt~ ht r shtrts the star of the second IS a tan t dtscotheque set des igned to appea l to lhe Saturdav Ntght Fe.er cro11d 11 d tllt th trd IS a pleasant but dtstmctly bantamlle tght mu sic and vanet) program wtth a cowttry twang On th e other hand televtston s los ng "!lilt nnght have been a ver; funn1 sho\1 111 tl e revamped Maude "hose ftrst and last episode goes on CBS Aprtl 22 9 30-10 p m F astern ttme Tite £mal Maude transplants rookie Congress" oman F ndlav to Waslungton and ntroduces what would have been tlle ne11 cast of regular s on the sho11 1f Bea Arthur hadn t dertded to quit 1Posstbl) CBS Muld not have renewed any11 ay smce Ute old Maude was near the cellar m raungs 1 The key to the ftrst eptsode s success lies 111 the characters a C\ me al r htef of staff played b) Demus Burkley 1tlle eno rmous truck elme r "tth the South11est t11ang on Mar) Hartman Mar) Hartman I the tal l red-hatred \\ Oman asststa nt who renunds Maude of herself :>.\) Cars ago and the staff atde tamed Aretha Balducct half black and half Italian At home In a set that obviOusly ts a makeover of the old Fmdlay homestead m l'uckahoe I why build ' new set when ) ou don t kn ow If the show " II sell 1 there s the tiny old lady house keeper 11ho knows more about Washmgton pohllcs than Junml Carter The dialogue ts cymca l as m I don the I m not an elected off cta l Thts could have been a sertes wtth good politica l sattre but there s no point stghing after lost causes - anyway ma) be tl 11ouldn t ha1 e kept up the fast funn) pace n the long haul Among the newcomers Mel and Susan rogether begms on ABC Aprtl 22 11-a 30 p m starrmg country western star Mel Ttl its and very pretty blond Susan Anton The show ts produced by the Osmond Brothers and Donny and Mane are JOllied by Btlly Carter as guests on the opener Pleasant but msubstanltal I mda Hope Bob s daughter ts the executive producer of Jt e and Valerte whtch goes on NBC Aprtl 24 8 30-9 p m Eastern ltme The set IS a g ant discotheque where blue~ollar teen-agers Joe Ptzo I Paul Regina ) and Valerte Sweetzer 1Char Fontane J meet and begm thetr romance whtch naturally does not run smooth If you love discotheques you mtght hke Joe and Valen e NBC s Rollergtrls begms Aprtl 24 11-a 30 p m Eastern ttm e a nd tells the comedy adventures of the ftve-girl roller derby team the Pill~ They are aptl) named lly Umted Pn~s Int ernational There IS a \lOrd that can st 1rt the fmgers of any fisherman tfnghng That \\ Ord s n uskte and the tune to fish for them Is rtght now ftshtng for U Is kmg s zed n eml,Jer of the ptke family IS a httle like ft shtng for trucks You lJ need heavy hne heavy gear strong hooks and an even stronger wrtst Musktes attack Utetr prey from a pos1t10n of hiding They Wtll be m a weed bed or htdden behind a dead tree and the ftsh can launch his whole body mto an attack on a passmg ftsh which IS unaware of hts presence 1he mtent ts Ill make a slashmg head long ambush successful before the prey ts e~en aware that It s 1n danger Tlus predatery rcspnnse can be put to use by the fisherman smce the mu skte stnkes al most by tmpulse If somethmg happens near h s lou that doesn t seem Ill be movmg m the way a healthy f sh generally moves the btg ptke s mstmcts tell him Its food The result Isa n tmmedtaleattack Musktes are taken m one of two ways - either castmg or troll mg Casllng wtll mean fmdtng a likely lookmg stretch of water where there ts good cover and castmg a large lure whtch IS retneved at a fast pace You II need to do thts several times Ill be sure the Witter ts thoroughly fished That s where the strong 11nst come m Trollmg for musktes tsn t much dtfferent m the type of water that s ftshed but tl s less sten uous smce the lures are pulled along by the boat When trollmg tt s best to use two rods fitted wtth lures that at c destgned to reach different depths A constant speed then allows you to work more water per pass Many more muskies are hooked than ever each a net The reason for thts s the mouthful of teeth for which the fish IS fam ous Smart nglers ltp thetr ltne with a stout wtre leader to help t educe hne abrasion Many Ohto lakes and nvers have good populations of the km g of the gameftsl Lcesv lie Reservoir Knox Lake and the tall waters at Dtllon Heservmr are good places to start New confert•ncP IIlii) CINC INNA11 1UP I I Another college basketbal l conference m t) be m the work s Xavter Un 1erstt y offtutls report tl at " p oposed eonfcr~m e 1m I\ ng X t\t er l.o)ola of Ch tcag DePaul Detro tt Ulno s State and Oral Hobe rt s s bet ng dtSC IISSCd Xa' cr basketball cca cit ral B tker sa d he has been mvllcd to H mt.>elmg next week m Cit c a~o to dt sc uss the poss ible conference er has been m oil cd m X"' gsaA~· Kawasaki ~ KZ200 talks the last co uple of years ab(ut var ous conferenc e schemes but nolhtng was C\ er worked out Bro" n accepts HOF request CINCINNATI I UP!) - Cm cutnau Bengals ge neral m mager Paul Brown has tcccpted a request from former New York Jets coach Wecb Ewbank to present Ewbank for mductton m the Pre Football Hall of Fame thts summer tn Canton Ohio 1 wbank ts the fifth person tn recent years to have req uested Brown to present hun for nduct10n But th s wtll be my first ttme presentmg a coach satd Bro\\11 who previOus!) appe tred on behalf of players Otto Graham Dante 1~-.llt Inu Groll and Btll Wtlhs I ronstder It a htgh honor to be ISked to do thts Brown htmsel£ a Hall of ramer satd of E11banks request t ao r" the Natt onal Foo tball I cague Thursday wa s traded by the San Franctsco 49ers to the Clucago Beors for a No 2 p ck m next month s draft 1 he 33 year old Hart 111th Cedn ck teamed Hartlm•n Cleveland {';lam and J mn y Webb to form ot e of the NfL s best defeni\l.l:l:... hnes last season I s 1 Kl<OU I FEATURES • Depe ndrlb k J ¢,! SO HC < q • Convcn So o 1 1 tod tv '' J&R Sport Shop 748 E Ma in St Pomeroy 0 Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation HB 12A6 Ma er Perm ts townsh p r ustees o reQ ula e use Of townsh D ro ad s by hl!!avy veh c lf!S HB 11-47 Ku rtess Prov dl'S tor pun c ser .... ce off icers n the Bure<'1u 11 GliMPSES T nd om a Dick Van Arsdale the basketba II ces of HB 1248 Emp ov men r W tkowsk Ser Perm rs eco,ery of "' e funds used to twms late of the Phoemx Suns are playing each others nurror eSiabllsh menlo! "" "" or trna~ es m a TV ad for an atr deodorlr.er Before leaving for" "en lei rerardot on focllll les f F. u he use of he facll t ies change urnpean tour dtsco star Grare Jones spent her last night In Conference ~•port ~ccoptod New York Thursday at Hun ah s seetng Dlvlll< an Andy p 1~'; ""~uz,, Hr~ 5 ~85° 10 ~'",~g", W• rlnl protege In nw Neon Woman "" off Bra tdw 1y pia) oo o ""' emp ov ., •• , Wll st Jr S1cphan1e Mtlls v JCa tummg 111 Ac•pulc, thiS Bl II Paned week patd a surpnse visit to singer Julie Budd who 1s cri:,.s 3 '~•v N~~,"k~~:~nm~r performmg !her~ Melba Moore appearing In Broadway s~<omm ss oner In oounl •• w th Ttmbuktu and a judge at the Mtss Umverse pageant In July ~ ."ri• co urr ol common p ... got a backstage VISit Thursday night from Mtss Untverse Am SB as celebroue Janelle Cummlsslong of Trtrudad and Tobago Sonny Boou COnform s !he Rev ••o Code lo Elllttt G0 uld Ruger M.,.,re an d Clau dt 1 Cardinale are 1n rela '"• tive Uniform mere trM~~tc a Code to Com secured Rhodes Greece ftlmmg a World War 11 thrtller EscRpe to lion• es o Athens t Sub H B 162 Jone'i Ptlrmll! gn scnoots to ott er motoroycle • Rocco Til t! SENATE B1t1s Introduced Sub HB 704 Hale Prov ides for !kens ng and rf'liJulat lon of adult foster cil!lre ta c Am H8 1006 It f! l• 3 Oeerlno Est11b shf!s a re t ree member on and a un verslly ~oil eye rnember employee poll PO! I An tnsptratwna l talk on the word success was presented Thursday ntght durtng t he annual SVA C Sprmg Sports Banquet held at Ktn Folks Restaurant tn P lint Pleasant Gene Slaughter former football coach at South Potnt and Jackson lltgh Schools now head football co ach at Capttal Untverstty at Bexlev Ohto was guest speaker Slaughter began his senous speech wtth the statement I mtght as \\ell make tl clear eve r}1hmg I say here tonight may not be very popular He stressed the po int that unl ess an tdea or goal IS tted to an tnt ern a I truth tl 11on t work Slaughter s SUCCESS begtns wtth S start ng a dream He told the SVAC honorees and thctr parents to unlock negative thtnktng you ve got to be thtn kmg you '" got to have a ca use got to believe and h rve a comnutment Co nt1numg Slaughter empha stzed that athletes must have enthustasm l ou I on on PER 5 boa rd 21 0 1 2 I I I II 3 I I I I 4 I I I I I ROCK WOOl GLAS~ +nc:h ln!wlln tnd rtlatea eQu Pment from state and local Sll!lles and use 1flllel (VOice J Conftrenu Rtpo,.t Ac:cepted Am svb HB 280 Lehman Rrov des for IVdQes and state employees pey r• ses 21 0 Jnd Bob l) I VIS del ve1 cd il t" o-run smgle In tl e Iher g•me pla1 ed of Chotce mu st splntuallze \ou rse lf and must stick wi th 11 He sad tl tak es a d fferenl ktnd of breed of cat to be an athlete louchtt g on th e sptrttual stde of 11 Slaughter sa td Don t l>c afrmd tu bel eve 11 God don I be afr 11d to ~~ to dto d 11 I don I be afratd t u ct) He aiSJ urg e! I he athletes tu sltck "tit 1 I ' t quit Don I giv e nt lc 1ll tat10n don I make )O trsc lf loser In clus ng Sla ughtcr g 1\' ht s ot e law to ltv e b I ' nut hew many ttmcs \ u g tt knoc ked down It s ho 1 111 1 1 tunes ) OU ~ et back 01 On behalf of the So td ' Tunes Sent nel and H td Sta t on WJE ll Dale llothgcu J r Assist u t Cit 1 I htcr 1f the Galhpolts Datil lrt b tm presented tt uphtes to Ihe SV AC s Mos t Valo oblc l111 rn an I c:~rr y l trl e South\lcstert Htgh Sri "I 11 c Most Valuabl e ll t k J et Kuhn Eastern Htgh Sd uti and basketba ll > M >St Valllob e Pia} tr K1 Ill 1111 cbr e w II ~I Sch ol based Nat on 20 at bals ) ona League I ~ ~tnt Oakland 5 Pet 3 bl5 ' ; s; 545 ; 500 7 4 ] 3 ' We5.t 300 W L 9 a Pet 69 1 66! 6 6 (h Co"19 0 M nneso GB 1 461 JOO J 111\lutllrJ!t s l th llllllli rr If lhl S\ \ I r lila II sq 11d • td u b! rs ' f tl c lilt SV \ ( l gt: lt:ilfltS H I rl\ 1111 1 s[l(l 1 l f.\ I r Sl \ d IS t ( H 1 gcbg 1rtlte 11 \C l ltl n A hh cs It IIOJ Ld \\(1( S V A C Co f en! l ce Fool ball Toam Kyger Creek Htgh Sc hoo l C1sey C 1udc Co net us M1 cus Ge qer M kc Ht ndr ckson DAr e Monfre~ I Tw tchct 0 ) 2 " ~ pm lou S s I Forsch P tlsburg h {B y pm 30 " even 0 1J B 05 Atl8nla CE aslerl y 0 0) 11 0 t'gO ( Perr r 0 OJ 10 p m Texas 4 5 4 4 J 6 'l 9 400 ~ Kuh n Det ro (8 0t C1rte Cine nne Franc ~co Gene \ymmes L r~y on V•l l ey H gn MM t Bokov I Schoo l M ke Gallo....,.a v Han la n Trace H gh Sc hool Fr dn~ MOO! ey ALL SVAC 1977 78 )0 B~SK ETBALL o o1 ( uno('rwooc Dnn Southw es tern H gh Sc hool LH y Cr~re Mr:trk " ngham ?01 13t'lrr os Joe Spence r 6 3Jtl Tm es EST Htgh Sc hool Randy Basta Ea st er n 7 '127 (A 1.')1; and r ~oude r Sc.otf TEAM Most Val uable Player Kelly W eb en e S San C eve la d Ga lit Boslon !Torrcr 1 o J 'J ~ 30 p n C1 t1 NG Second Ca forn a ( A~~c Mn es.ota Go 10 7 8 30p m OaK ilnd l<.eouqh 0 0 SW Se1 M n 5 e Po c 1 ) 10 JSp n Salurda y s GamiH Ka n ( y ol Batt n Orl' R c htl d Danny Spen ce SV Bos to New Yo k Ch caqo a Toronto Texas" oet o Ca fo n a a M nneso a Ceveddil M twauk.cf' a ght Te am C~mpb e I H T NG 0 .1 35 7 .t25 3 394 0 )90 9 388 14 386 7 2b 0 385 CHESTER 0 • TACKI.£ 'niE w B1 s M l 0'< 7 77 7 7 Home J.luns w GRAVEl~ .. -,... " -~ · ~ ' - J07 9 4/9 \':'---, 7> Nat anal league M ondh' ~ ~~ 6 Matth ews A d f' nct1 Cn 4 f"ven pily c:; ('d ""' h J Amer can L eilgu e Coope Thomtts M 5 HM or Cit and Hobson Bo!. J H and Batted R un~ In Nat on a l leagu e LA M onday Morqan C n 4 Brnch ~ C. a vey L t:. ana 5 HPnO(> NY Amcr can league Coop('r M 0 Hobson Bos nd 1ho il '> M 14 H s 1.' M and (n wMnn '! C \On Nal ona ou Sro en GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Ba s~~ League Cedeno Dr essC'n and Gr tey J C t, ~oys f! A >~ Puh ou L o p e o, fl., Oowd r.. eta 11. Pn and Mon cs S L J M Ame r can Leagu e No wood n 6 Rem y Bos a Cl 0 onf' ~ Oil l\ Dctae C ev W son d ( ul 204 Condor St m 1975 Pomeroy 0 I(( Sf"il 4 P tct'l ng Most V c o e~ Natona L ea gu e Bonham ( Jo n LA a d F orsch S L Q (' p I Cn(' r S ('Q W h 1 0 " A mer can Lea; ue Tttn n.:t Cc:t and Sp LN' o Open \ 9 00 5 30 Monday Saturday Mann ng Rou sh Owner Bas ...:.C 0 ll p lchers cd w h 7 v <- or c!. E.1r ne d Run Ave agl' Based on 9 nn ng s p tchfd l N 1 on at League Swan NY C 00 G m \ ey M 0 SO f o ~ h Sl l 0 72 R R:eusche ( h o IH sa m en o c n 00 Amer ca n l ea qu e Pa me Ai'l B e Ca Sosa Oak and M v o v or 0 00 Johnson Oak 000 Sir keouts l ea gu e R chard Hou 77 Bon ilm C n 1 Mity a d 7ach y NY 7 N ek.ro A ! A mer ca n L eagu e Rvan Ca )3 Hon <, M t '1 6 Goltz M nn 1\ 6 l(")j Kn ilPP Ca 31'1'tl Mal ack. 4 • Dav d l~ ry Carter Tealord S E Ralph Ca! v I ngle s Thtrd Team Von Taylo KC Frank Mooney HT Jcfl Gobe E Ron J ack son SW John Sayre S Ted Payne SV THINKING OF BUYING A QJ[§W CAR THIS YEAR? Oakla 'd at Seal! c n ghl COMPARE OLDS I Seave 0 0 at San (Knepper t 01 10 35 pm Sltvrdty s Gim" CUTLA SS SUPREME COUPE Take A Test Ortve Today loose fill tnsulallon American Lugut East W L Pel OetroU City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 1st Street Potnt Pleasant (304) 673-2460 Boston Mllw&uke New York Cleveland Uo!lltl nore To ro lto _] GB Compare Economy CompareRideCom pare Com fort Compare Slyltng Compare Pnce 2_..718 ~ e 3 m bbSOOl ~ s 6 155 3 3 s 375 J '? A 3 We st 7 36• s m W L Pel 8 I 889 • s GB ' ' • t-TDU&H JOBS ~~ A LA V n n<> M M hews A 6 21 8 38 G lfy C n 3 55 10 304 PO<rbd A I '!9 0 ] 45 A mer can league G AB H Pt Rdr Qur De b?OOSOO Ba To 8 30 J 433 Cbtqc M n 1/ 40 ' 425 Gut' o Oa k 4J 8 J 9 BJ 3 <1 q B C 9 1 ) J 19 ~ o De Lmon C 9 J J 4 9 De! C( 8 ) J 4 <~ 1 (('y Natona "' Ftr st TearT T n 30 B a ger S Dew d Swa n P ~ waukee Haa "i 2 a Nr w HT Gene La ylon SW Jon York ( F gveroa 1 o a p n Thompso n KC Re)( Just ce 1 JO p m 1 M Thursday s R es u Is N Y a To PPC1 a r1 Del a Clev ~ ppd a Boston 0 M !waukee 4 Today s Pro b~bt e P ch~ s Toronto los Ang 5 Houston 1 n gh Today ~ Probab e P !chen I All Times EST) New York !Swan 1 OJ at ICa o 711 4 4 2 pm " Kansa 5 C ty (LE"'n ard 1 1J 5 Ball more Pal er 1 OJ 7 ppd ran Ph l)delph lb 3 8 C II Kelly W neb rnnrr M k W l n('r No rftl Ga ta H gh School R e ~ Juc.t ce 8 LOOk.:tdO Cu rt No l<ln 8 5 Seae p n Ch ca go 0 ego 1 A lanta 0 Ch cago ( la mp 01 Tc)(a!. a (A GB S4S J Ch Cal forna B H Pet 23 2 40 9 33 I 3 49 Monoy L A I 'lr Sh M H nd 5 L I> kcll ell < 1 I 11es nt(U M~ e BAltM TRUE VALUE G AB g Jlff I f I h S th ]fltc I n s I tiC pl1qu w II be ]ll( Clltrcl t h S f 11111\ ( a ' ~1 tun Kl g 1 I cc no.;s Q By Un ted Press Int ernal ona Batt ng S tt l t nI ~ ~~:.;:.=4 All Other Lmes of Supreme Pa tnl 985 3301 II 1 or Flat M a or League Leader $ eh pt sh p pi cs c t t I Sp arne he rl f tb dl L< 'h 1 K1 g<r ( tLrk tnd Carl W lfe head bu skctb til t h !Suther I p tnl pi quo 111 l I f) f ]) II Jeff IS So uti 1\C slrn tlltletr k led ull I t tdc t ltSI s 1 1 1 v. t p 1 ~sc ntt I l ll I Ash e1 SWIIS f tb II t l Thl Sl \( rcl gn tzc d un ~d f 141H Sf. Ill (r/ ()\\ Leaders I e gu ' \ lntenor In latex, Latex Sem t Gloss, 'ltHifl l si!f New York at Ctllcago C nc nnllt "' Sl!n r=ranc sco Houston at Los Ang n ght At enta al SM Diego night for one move th~ runm rs along t t hamp Rc1c vmg tr ph es were left to nght Larry Cwtet S utlmc stctn Ht gh Sch)l)l the leagues Most Val ta ble !11 em n ltm Sp r gue head football coach at K1ger (reck I trl Wolfe I e t1 ba sketball coac h at So uthet t Kr ll v Wtn<br en ner S uthern Most Valuable p t) er m basketba ll and Joe Kuhn Eastern Most Vtluabic l k I f < tiJali Phlladelph l at Montrea Sl Louis at P I!Sbvrgtl U ~ FIBER These values ore 4 59 I who out -;.. ~: pm St nt ano cha oes l!fTle o l l ht- Oh iO Merit ScMIM!h p_provram 11 0 empls l 8 '17J Thursday ~ Resu h St l at P! Sbgh ppd ran HQ 1171 tn111t1 on lh Amendmtnh Am HB 8 Brnetlool Ex East W 5 8 6 5 Housto n R VALUE COMPARISON CHART FIBER 1It g 6 12 Wlti Jon~ s sa cl B l<nr Ch Hous on Bannister 0 11 a t Los Angeles (Rhoden 2 OJ 10 JO II jJ< Slaughter addresses SVAC sports banquet San D ego At ant a S B 483 ncent ... es I I I s sever th s ra1 ght M tn\\ I le J 1 cs a d sa p mean s.au1r c ng p< nL"i 1r1 rn~ batt oVC age Bee liN f Ma,or league Stand ng~ By Un ted Preu Inter nal onal Nat onal L ea gu e MACHINE RENTAL '2500 PER DAY II B sl M'lr l n Bush PER BAG R value du eled th e Braves Ph I N ekr \1 h tossed l tw 111tter I dres Mana ger Roger ( r 11g w s understa tdabl) d "tul wtth Jon es r><tf """' ce which snapped SV AC HONOREES - Members of the til SVAC leo t ball and basketball squads 11 ere honored Tl ursday 11~ht durmg the annual sp rmg sports banquet Spect tl hard ware presented by Rad io Statwn WJEII utd the Sund ty Tunes-&ntmel went to the lea gues nost va luable players In add ition ftrst place trophies went to Kvgcr Creek SVAC football champ and Southern I he SVAC rage San Fran ta~es to t•e s tele trea'!urer Bills P1ued there Bttcl ill" t ildted ttlll l'C w h m e 1 U ~ vtt r y AVAILABLE IN S~n com put ng sa es tu Pllvments ga n 11g ills th t d 111 v1 I r; v. thf ut 1 I ss wh e Thru Aprt I On Tru Tes t Supreme Fme Patnl C nc nnat L os Ange es 0 s~vc n 25% OFF St L ou s PI sb ur gh •e• I ts th I ll1ursda) I " An ge le s d wned Houston 5-t New Y 1k at I runto and Detrmt 11 Cleveland wet e ratned out m tlle A nettcan League while 1 the Nl St Louts at PtttsbUJ gl a1 d Montreal at Clmag 11e c both postponed b) ran D dg' rs 5 Astro s I Steve Yeager s three-run uuubl e kcjed" four-<un s xth tn nmg that earned the D .tgers nnd Doug Rau to victory I os Angele s t tfteld et R ck Monday s ngiL'(] home a run m the et gl tit nn ng o take ever the un itsputed Nau nal League Rl:!l lead wtth 1o Paints Yo k Ch cago Mont rea Collins Prov des for phys ic ans to tecate n areas where med cal !.er v ces are needed SB Mthoney Perm its vendors to e~eclude bed debts n k SUI I r Sl f Hrd Sl x sp I L ~ I ut tlte r adres four g n e losin g streak I ve sa d befo e that If I had ne " sh all year tl w JUld be fe SilUnd Randy Jones sa td Crmg leda ) we s tw the cal Randy Jones Ntek ro who su ff etcd I s fc rth stt atgil '' ss p tched perfect b Iseball n evt r) tnntn~ except the ftfth "he n the Padres get butt t1 'tr hits and both the runs Dave Wtnfteld walk L'<i Os~ar Gamb e legged out an tnfteld htt Ome Sn tl ~ ~ u11 ded u Decorators N~ w e npts he sate o t nsunn and rea te-d equ pmen tram slaTe Branstoo S< nt:IJ<t vtctory Rollte nn ng tnmngs tiS< helped J nes I 11er h s I HA from 4 ,o to 2 50 1 he ftrst cou ple of games Jhts sprtn ~ I could really p p the b til but toda y when I wa s " trmtn g up tl e pop was 1ot The Mt at ana toea sales and use ve 1 lwn sttll pu ll tile bull nil puw lltll I ce 11 thl lie ld 111 hts fu st 78 hd re gtvtng wa v t Pmgers tn tl e n ott I he 8 I ! S< rcless -~ Ph Ia lOLUMSU::, UP ! ) Hen.• 5 educa on courses 16 0 a g a nee at act v y Thursday Ca nferen ce Comm ttee Nlmect n he On o General Ass emb v Am HB 8 Bran s ool Ex HOUSE u ng ut ll l mstd Yit I ll rplutc I I Il l t 1 Jone South ern H yh Sc hool Legislation at-a-glance Bills In troduced HB 1245 J&slc.u sk P ov des pr oba onary per oas to r De partment ol Menta Health and Menta Retardation emp ovees a} c s ud bu tr do s woul I I ynn lrc J ' 'g m s 1 n 1d s tt 1l sli 1 JU y lilsl yc 11 l1 ptt<h~ rs Extenor House Pam!, Oil or Latex etght vears of expenence m S n1 hnmPrs tf I wante d t mtk l n he m works SAN fRANCISCO 1UP! I Tomm) Hart a 6-foot-4 24!1pound defensive end \\tOt I5 neve t fully cc ver 1g It 111 offsea~n 1 11 sut gcry Btl rllursdi:Jv he turne I 1 vtnl.:J_ge 1e 1 f o r11 tn ce )teldllg nl y tht ee htLs ' 8 1 3 mn ngs 11 pttchmg lhe San Dtego Padres t< a 2-Q 'tel r) over the Atlanta Hrm es I yru1 \\I 0 htt jUst !flO last year aiSed hi s c trly 78 avetage to 3S9 wtth hts fout l11t perfotllllncc Ihe holler was Ius tlt nd I cou ld 1robably Itt moe By BilL MADDEN UP! Sports Writer While Apnl showet s were washmg out one game after another Thursday fred I ynn and Randy Jones were fmding some rambows along the comeback tra I who strug gled 1 ynn Utrough hts worst season because of a noggmg ankle InJury last year belted a two run homer m a 4 for-5 day at the plate and led the Boston Red Sex to a 10-4 romp over the Milwaukee Brewers IJk e 1ynn Jones suffered KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES See Pete Marvtn or George 992 5342 Pomeroy 0 Dnve Home a W1nn er �2-TheDallySentmel Middleport Pomero> 0 Fnday Aprtl21 1978 Grave markers tell stories By Margaret Parker Meigs County Pioneer and Hostorlcal Society Have you ever wondered as you walked through a cemetery among the grave !tones aged wtth weather what stortes they have to tell' What about the people who make this their fmal restmg place' Why m some cemeteries Is a certam stone more prevalent than m another' What can we learn from the stones about the people buned here' Dr Gtlbert Schnetder a professor In the linguistics the subject spent 14 1ears tn department of Ohto West Airtca as a mtss10nary Umverstt) wtll speak on the ethnohngmst before commg subject of Grave Stones and to Ohto Umversny m 1963 the messages they present at Whtle m Afrtca he undertook a program sponsored b) the one of the most dtfftcult tasks Meigs County P10neer and a mtsstonar) or an Htstortcal Society at the thropologtst ever faced - the Metgs Co unty Museum complete photographic and Butternut Avenue Pomeroy anthropological htstorv of a on Aprtl 23 at 3 p m The people Through hts work pubhc IS InVIted Dr wtth the Afrtcans he has had Schneider wh" has many honors bestowed upon photographed more than a him Wtth thts background thousand tombstones and Dr Schneider ts more than \Hillen numerous booklets on qualtlied to speak on the a1 There s nothmg left but meat satd paramedic Roland Wood The area \ISS littered With debrts and looked hke a battlefield A 200.foot wtde crater and a few chunks of concrete were all that remamed of two 30-by 20-foot bunkers after the 4 .W p m explostons It looked hke the pictures you ve seen of an atomic bomb Mrs McCoy satd Pieces of the building went ever) where and then a huge cloud went up mto the atr The blasts occurred m two butldmgs used to dry ex plostves Muntttons worker Kenneth Amason 19 satd the dr1 mg operatton was very senstltve and the sltghtest SllfV1 \ spark could trigger a blast Mrs Steven Brooks satd she was drtvmg on Highway 174 about 500 yards fr om the bunker and the force of the ftrst explosion blew her car onto the shoulder of the road Several nearby buildm gs were set ablaze and ftremen had to ftght brush ftres m the area Mrs McCoy and Amason were hospttaltzed and treated for shock but there \lere no other senous tn)Urtes reported The bunkers whtch exploded wer e several hundred yards from other buildings and 1solated by a 30-foot htgh earthen mound on one stde The vtcltms were tdenttfted as Elwm Brende 62 Bobbv Troha 20 Rosemary Souble Pay bill enroute to ~bodes' penod followtng enactment of over S20 000 By LEE LEONARD the btU Those pay rwses will take UPI Statehouse Reporter Final cost of the package effect July 1 If the bill IS COLUMBUS IUPI) - A mcludes $39 4 mtlhon from stgned by the governor pa) bill mcludmg rmses of 2(). the state general revenue The proposal also rruses the Ill 4<kents an hour for state fund or that the judges salary for chief JUstice of the employees and 25 to 45 per salarv htkes \\til cost $6 1 Ohto Supreme Court from cent for Ohto s JUdges ts on Its mtlhon 143 000 to $55 000 a year way to the desk of Gov Ten Republicans and seven James A Rhodes and the associate Supreme Court jus llces from 140 000 to SSl 000 Democrats )Otned m opposmg governor IS expected to sign the package In the House The and appeals court Judges II from $37 000 Ill 147 000 mmonty Republicans made But dtsgruntled spokesmen County and muntetp81 court It clear they fa,ored a flat for organizations percentage mcrease and JUdges also wtll get mcreases representing the 80 000 state employees are already effective wtth the nelt pay some Democrats )Otned them threatemng some fotm of protest or retaliatiOn for what they term mtmmal pay rmses A conference report on the $61 mtllton pay package re cetved unarumous approval from the Senate and a 69 17 Lawrence E Lamb M D endorsement of the House Thursday shortly before the lawmakers adrourned for the After a much poor health " ould be weekend difftcult to do A spokesman for Rhodes heart attack Many people 1men and S8ld he wtll sign the b11l I women ) who ha ve had a think tt s safe to say he Ustgn DEAR DR LAMB - My heart attack retun to a full It satd Fred Mtlls husband IS 10 years older normal ltfe both n and out of legtslattve batson for the than I and had a heart attack the bedroom The stress on governor etght years ago Makmg love the heart and m culatwn of Robert A Bnndza sca res both of us and the last sex between two people who executive director of Ohio lour years hts tmpolency has kn ow each other ver) " ell as Council 8 of the Amertcan really discouraged him I old marrteds do tsn t Federation of State County hear the Slime story as the al\\ays that g1eot And the and Muntctpal Employees other woman who wrote you key to wl ether a couple IS called the pa y btll My husband says I m older read) for sex or not ts the ex atrocious and satd the tha n you erctse capacity of the person legtslators had broken all He uses sleepmg pills and who has rec01 ered from a good faith With those who the doctors have even had heart attack daily provtde the c ttzens of him on •ntt<lepressant.s and If a pet'ion can walk for 15 Ohto with essen! tal servtces Valtwn plus a nwnber of JJUnutes at a good chp w thout Brmdza satd he has called heart medtcmes tncludmg a any dtfftculty usually he can on all AFSCM!I: local ~ater pil l resume sexual et ct iVIt) r believe he had too many wtthout anv diff culty If presulents representmg state workers to meet Saturday m nerve ptlls and he has really there IS any questiOn about a Columbus lllchart acourseof c ut down No anti person s capacity a good ex action depressants and Val tum only erctse test done b) a qual fed Patrtck R Sorohan occasiOnally but he still uses exaJJUner or. fa cl ht) wtll executive dtrector of the Ohto sleeptn~ ptlls and has for usuall) determ ne tf o te has Ctvtl Service Employees etght years the phystcal ca paCi ty to Association satd hts state Is sexual love dangeroiJS return to nonnal marrted hie board of directors wtll meet for people wtth heart condi or not m Cleveland thts weekend Ill ttons' How do you cope wtth I here are people who have discuss a response depressiOn My husband IS 57 heart disease tlat ha s I want to emphasize that ) ears old decreased the heart s capact we ha ve not decided to DEAR READER -This ts ty to the potnt that any exer stnke satd Sorohan adding tot an unusual prob1em lion mcludmg sex Is not ad that OCSEA " Ill begtn Depression after a heart at vtsable but these people arc taking tmmedtate steps to tack probably happens 111 at usually severely rcstncted 111 harness the potential po11 er leost half of the people who other aspects of datil J vtngof the sleepmg giant so that have them whether It IS mcludmg vigorous walking we wtU never agam be n a re' ogntzed or not Often the for •ny distance An yone "ho position to have to beg for persor IS very capable of has chest pam durmg sex justice cu1e tng up ht s true feelings should see • dodot It s Rep Harry J f ehman D- You should expect a reaction someltmes an early stgn of Shaker Hetghls author of the when a person IS faced wtth heart dtsease original and chairman of the the t) pe of ltfe crtsts a heart The best course your bus conference committee whtch attack represent.s or for that band can follow IS to get thur negotiated the agreed bill matter any other senous hfe and stay thin and graduolly Wednesday castigated the threatemng Illness Depres develop a walktng program tf pubhc employee groups for ston Is common m the nuddte he has not already done so thetr bitter and negative years anyway am sendmg That wtth hts doctor s help reactions yo u The Health Letter could produce a stgmft cant They re bltmg the only nwnber 10-10 Depression nnprovement In and out of hand that 1s feedmg them, The Ups and Downs of Ufe the bedroom Impotence may Sllld Lehman We m the for more mfonnatton about disappear \\hen fear or a Legislature are th e only ones this common problem Others heart alta ck ts gone and con who were wtllmg to gtve them who want thts Issue can send ftdence returns a pay ratse modest though 1t 50 ce1 t~ w th a long stamped Is The executtve branch has self tddt essed enve lope for It SUN DAY CO! UMBUS IUP! )- Wed shown no mittattvc tn this to me In care or lhts nc wspa per P 0 Box 326 San nesday May 3 will be Sun area Day under terms of a The report Includes a 40- Antomo fX 78292 resolution J!dppted by the_ cenLhike_(o~:~m~" e" es,__~Im!"PQtence m the man or Ohto Senate Thursday earning less than $10 000 a lack of Interest 111 sex by the The natwnal observance year 20 to 38 cents for those woman ts a common sympcoordinated by the Uruted earntng between $10 000 and tom of depre1iSion Sorting out $20 000 and 20 cents an hour ho11 much of your hU!Jband s Aulli'Workers Umon wtll be lor some 650 career CIVIl p oblem IS medtcme how lo (ocus awareness on the aervlce employees earnJng much depressiOn and hov pusstbthttes of solar energy HEALTH • Washington By ( Report MrUcr march held CINCINN \ l 1 1UPI) - AI though 1 mar ch b) Skokie 01 Nazis . was postponed about 200 people held a counter March m Memory Thursdn) Adolf Httler s btrthday to commemorate those ktlled by Nazis during World War IT The march ortgmally was mtended as a counter-demon stratton Ill NaZis In Skokie However that march has been postponed due to legal \\rangltng Durmg the nearly two-hour mar c h par t tctpan t s mcludmg Mayor Gera ld Sprmger stopped at Jewish Hospital Children s Hospital and the Veterans Admmtstratton Hospital Rabbt David Indtch told participants some of them crymg openly If we gather here 11 s a small march mstgmftcant but we take action We say neve r agam Then that march I111 Skokie ) tf ttlakes place or not doesn t matter At the Veterans Hospital marchers remember ed those men and women who dted to ftght the Nazi enemy Sprmger suggested a rally be held every year subJect of what grave stones dtcatton of the age ~f the person professiOn and real!\ tell us Although most of hts work nattonaltty Today most and subJects "til be of Athens markers are not comparable County the closeness and to the early mon uments as almost tdenttca I history of few are stgmhca nt to the earl) settlers can tell a true person whose grave the) ptcture also for the mark So tf as you walked 111 the cemetenes of Metgs county From grave stones you can hush of a cemeter) and the learn the reltgton of a people "htspertng of the wmd m the trees seemed to be telhng you You ca n tell fthev were men \\ omen or children, stmply somethmg maybe 11 was from the carved pictures or The grave stones story ts there You only need know orname nt s on the stone Carvings also gtve an m ho11 to mterpret It In conJunction with the program an exhibit con ststmg of approximately 15 grave stone rubbings taken fr om Metgs Co unty cemetertes and dating as early as 1601 will be on display 45 and Billy Clanton 25 all If you enJOY a qutz here IS a of Cleburne The ftrst blast short one on dates of ftrst s happened at 4 40 p m but m the history of Meigs paramed c. "ere sttll County See how many you gathermg the last of the can match vtctuns remams as darkness A 1770 fell shortly after 7 p m B 1777 Offtcta ls wit h the c 1797 OccupatiO nal Safety and D 1798 Health Admtntstratto n E 1801 VISited the explOSIOn Site F 1815 16 Thursday aftern oon and G 1819 planned more detailed H 1820 mvesttgattons today I 1823 lromcally some of the Exam stations J 1825 same OSHA personnel who K 1836 m'esttgated an earl ier will be opened L 1840 explosion at the Cleburne M 1844 COLU MB US - Colonel plant about 40 miles south of N 1848 Adam G Retss supertn Fort Worth 11ere to report on 0 1851 tendenl of the OhiO State the latest disaster In July p 1853 Htghway Patrol toda) Issued 1973 a blast on the hand Q 1857 a reminder that dnver s grenade assemb ly hne ktlled R 1863 license exammatlon stations thrl>e and tn]ured 29 others s 18"2 at selected locations across T 1876 Oht o wi ll be open this u 1890 Saturday Apnl 22 from 9 v 1892 a m until 12 noon for the w 1895 purpose of con du cting X 1898 exam ina tions of moped 1 1st electnc ltght m licenses Appointments wtll count y IDr Whaley s ofrtce not be required tn Pomeroy ) 1n con plammg about a lack Only moped license 2 tst fatr of agrtcu ltural testmg wtll be conducted of House mput Republicans com plained held at Mtddleport dunng this special Saturday 3 Courthouse erected at sessiOn the Colonel stated that the two step rruse \l ould reward tnexperten ced Chester Persons applymg for a 4 V B Horton mvents coal moped operators li cense emplo) ees at the expense of career publ c Mrkers barge must be at least 14 years old 5 1st Pomeroy Rep James E Betts R and pre sent satisfa ctory Rock) R" er also argued dleport Football Game proof of age at the exaJJUmng 6 1st salt wells and fur that the commtttee sy;iem m stat ton the House never had a chance nace opened m coun ty Colonel Retss concluded by Rutland Twp ) to go over the state employee suggest mg that persons m 7 Morgan s Ratd - Only terested 111 takmg advantage pay htkes That proVJston "as Ctvtl War battle m Ohto 1at of the special Saturday added tn the Senate after the House had alread) approved Portland I testmg session contact thetr 8 1st Htgh school com local State H1gh 11ay Patrol the JUdicial portion Rep Sherrod Brown D- menccment at Mtddleport Post to obtain a list of Mansfteld one of the Demo 9 1st settler m count) exammmg stat tons whtch 11111 cratt c opponents sa id money Nathan Burrell ) be open resto red t top salarted 10 1st bu gg ieS JUd ges and sta te career manufactu red n Pomeroy by workers by the conference Ben St ivers commtttee should have gone 11 1st £err) at Graham CO MET - published at toward state employees m Statton (Rae ne I and Letart Tuppers Plams lower pa) ranges 20 1st dentist m Pomeroy Falls Rep M1chael P Sttnztano 12 1st ume gasoline engme 21 1st telegraph service D Co lumbu s sa td lh e hauls coa I out of mmes opened In county Le gts lature should have IMtnersvtlle 1 1Pomeroy) walled to vote a pa1 ra1se 13 County formed 22 lsi htgh school 'loom unttl June when he said there 14 Washmgto n camped mencement at Racure:"' would ha1e been more mone) near Long Bottom 23 1st brtck house tn the avatlable t5 Salt water dtscovered count) iS•hsbury t•p ) I belte~ e tht s pay mcrease near Rutland 24 1st National Bank ts a meanmgless gesture 16 1st house m county 111th orgamzed m Pomer oy 1st In satd Stmztano It docsn t weather boardmg (Sa lem count) even keep up wtth the l'Ost of Twp ) hvmg and tt s no ra1se at all 17 1st ch ld born In county A 14 8 9 C 17 D-11 E 16 for most state emplo)ees 1Leadmg Creek Settlement ) F 23 G 13 H 15 I 3 J~ K ln the Senate Sen Thomas 18 1st htgh school com 4 1? 19 M 24 N 21 0 10 P A Van Meter R Ashland mencement at Pomeroy m Q2 R 7 S-ll T 18 U 22 satd the pay ratse belongs Ill 19 1st newspaper - V 1 W 12 X 5 the Democrats If Republtcans had thetr way the ;"tate employees pay ratse "ould have been allocated arross the board satd Van Meter But the) I Democrats have got the By Unlled Press international \Otes It ought to be tr) stal BUT NO THANKS Htstor an Arthur Sc hlesinger Jr cl ear that this ts the r plan admtt.s he s preJUdiced but that dtdn t stop htm from calling Me mwhtle t1 e House Jtmm) Carter lhe kmd of prestdent the cou ntry hasn t seen m passed 76-10 and sent to the a long It me - 50 years to be precise Carter IS an mteliigent Senate a btll to allow hut not man an mtelltgent engmeer Schlestnger told an audtence at reqwre htgh schools to offer moto r cyc le edu c ation M !waukee s Marquette Un verstty Thursday But so " as Herbert Hoover The flattery didn t stop there Schlesinger to urses Earlter thts year the satd Carter has no sense of lustory at all and that ISa little LegiSlature passed a btll dange rous But the former Kennedy adviser was qu 1ck to rcpealm g the sta tes temoer hts ormse These are ore JUdices to be discounted motorcycle helmet law This PlAGIARIZE IT AGAIN SAM Funnyman Woody Allen sel'Ond btll btll sponsored by Rep Casey C Jones D- sees nothmg to laugh about 111 the new book Woody Allen A Toled o \l ould fund the Biograph) He hied a cop)Ttght mfrtngement sutt 111 US educalton prog ram through a Dtstnct Co urt 111 Nell York Thursday agatnsl Drake Pub $5 mcrease tn notorcycle hshers and author Lee Guthrie chargmg much of the book was taken from two of Allen s own books - Getting E~en Hnd hcense rene"' tl fees Without Feathers - and from Eric Lax s authonzcd l'he Senate ts to reconvene at 4 p m next Monday and h ogrtphy Betng Funny Woody Allen and Corned) I he swl whtch seeks a ban on further dtstrtbutlon of the new book the Ht use at 11 am fuesda) and unspecified damages also charges Allen s picture and name were used Without anthnrl7$1hon Explosion rocks plant By THOMAS TU~Y CLEBURNE Texas (UPI J - Sondra McCoy heard the first exploston at the Gearhart Owens murullons plant and turned to see the second one shred a bunker wbere four of her fnends were workmg When you work m a JOb hke thts you get real close to the people you \\ork wtth she satd tearfull) Iron her darkened hospital room I went through hell when the grenade lme exploded m 1973 and now I '" been through 11 l\\1Ce Company offiCials sa d onI) one body was found but the) S8ld the other three people known to be tn the bunker at the tune of the exploston Thursdav had no chance of Counter desk peopletalk QUOTE OF THE DAY American archeologist John Banda 2.1 of Cleveland as he embarked tn Salontka Greece Thursday to retrace - on foot - Alexander the Greats 3 OIJO.mtle march Ill Babylon In preparation I have mailed 150 patrs of shoes to dtfferent places along the route lurtJHI' The President has recently decided to defer production of the neutron bomb for now but ret am the option to butld Jt later dependtng on what the Sovtet Unton does mtlitartly But why the walt ' There seems to be little doubt about what the Soviets are dotng They are build ng up their nuclear arsenal and conventional military forces 1n alarmmg proportiOns far beyond thetr loca l defense 'eeds The Prestdent made thi s pomt clear 111 hts recenl hardllne defense speech 11 Wake Forest Umverstl) tnd warned the U S S R abot t this massive butld up n anns Why not proceed 11 tlh development of the neutrOJ bomb now to show the Russians that " e arc not go ng to Sit dl) by wh lc the\ ga m military super or 11 over the Umted States ' The ne11 \\ Capons ca ul I be used m a warhead for "" Lance batt efteld mtsstle ani m a new etght mch ho• tzer shell Thetr prunar) purpose would be to stop a large sca le tank assault m Wester Eul'\lpe The problem confrontmg NATO ts the en orm ous numencal edge 111 armor the Soviet bloc countttes ha e behmd the Iron Curtatn The Warsaw Pact has 38 am ared dl\tstons NATO has 14 they (the Warsa " Pact I have 57 mec hantzc d tnfanlr) diVISIOnS we have 20 - the y have over 27 000 tanks " e barely have II 000 - and the ltst goes on Somethmg must be done to equalize thts force and dtmmtsh the chance of attack by the Soviet bloc countrtes 111 Eastern Europe That IS 11hy we have had to furm sh tac Ileal nuclear \larhfads m Europe to rest ore the mtlltar) balance Red Sox roll over Brewers, 10-4 Outdoors The only difference between the new weapon and the one 11 would replace IS I hat It would accompltsh the same military mission with a ;mailer explosiOn and less matertal damage It would be a tough tt em to contend with tf the Warsaw Pact dectded to mvade Western Europe and that IS why the Soviets are screummg foul play They arc mad because they don t haH u slmtlar warhead If the Russians are that upsd about the neutron bomb the) should be willing '' pa 1 the prtee for Its remo1 al by dramatically rt'liucll ~ the size and power of the Warsaw Pact They don t need that many tanks ltnd soldiers to defend thetr lx rders At t1 e very least the Pt eStdent sh ould use t he 1eapon as a bargammg chip 111 the curre nt SALT ne gotiatiOns to force the Sol tel Umon to slow down thctr arms butld up To defer dcplo1ment of the neutron bomb m order to see what the Husstans are gomg to do ts a stgn of 11eakness and only pro\ es we don I take thetr mtltlar) totenttons sertously We know what they are up to Wh1 walt any lon ger' The ldmmt stratlon has already gtven up the B 1 lx mber wtthout demandmg that the Sovtets give up something or equal lffi porta11fe 111 return There are stgnals that we may gtve up the cruse mtsstle and M 1 mtss le S)stem as well Are "e gotn g to do the same With the neutron bomb' The U S should develop the weapon no~< and If the Russ1ans want ll removed we wtll be m a position to demand a similar reduction In the Warsaw Pact TV. : .in Review B1 JOAN HANAUER L PI TeiCI ision \1 rller NEW YORK UP II - Whoe~er sad telev ts on ca n t get worse doesn I reall1 understand the situation There are thrc>e new half-hour sho11 s getting trv outs in the cammg davs One features ftve gtrls n tt~ ht r shtrts the star of the second IS a tan t dtscotheque set des igned to appea l to lhe Saturdav Ntght Fe.er cro11d 11 d tllt th trd IS a pleasant but dtstmctly bantamlle tght mu sic and vanet) program wtth a cowttry twang On th e other hand televtston s los ng "!lilt nnght have been a ver; funn1 sho\1 111 tl e revamped Maude "hose ftrst and last episode goes on CBS Aprtl 22 9 30-10 p m F astern ttme Tite £mal Maude transplants rookie Congress" oman F ndlav to Waslungton and ntroduces what would have been tlle ne11 cast of regular s on the sho11 1f Bea Arthur hadn t dertded to quit 1Posstbl) CBS Muld not have renewed any11 ay smce Ute old Maude was near the cellar m raungs 1 The key to the ftrst eptsode s success lies 111 the characters a C\ me al r htef of staff played b) Demus Burkley 1tlle eno rmous truck elme r "tth the South11est t11ang on Mar) Hartman Mar) Hartman I the tal l red-hatred \\ Oman asststa nt who renunds Maude of herself :>.\) Cars ago and the staff atde tamed Aretha Balducct half black and half Italian At home In a set that obviOusly ts a makeover of the old Fmdlay homestead m l'uckahoe I why build ' new set when ) ou don t kn ow If the show " II sell 1 there s the tiny old lady house keeper 11ho knows more about Washmgton pohllcs than Junml Carter The dialogue ts cymca l as m I don the I m not an elected off cta l Thts could have been a sertes wtth good politica l sattre but there s no point stghing after lost causes - anyway ma) be tl 11ouldn t ha1 e kept up the fast funn) pace n the long haul Among the newcomers Mel and Susan rogether begms on ABC Aprtl 22 11-a 30 p m starrmg country western star Mel Ttl its and very pretty blond Susan Anton The show ts produced by the Osmond Brothers and Donny and Mane are JOllied by Btlly Carter as guests on the opener Pleasant but msubstanltal I mda Hope Bob s daughter ts the executive producer of Jt e and Valerte whtch goes on NBC Aprtl 24 8 30-9 p m Eastern ltme The set IS a g ant discotheque where blue~ollar teen-agers Joe Ptzo I Paul Regina ) and Valerte Sweetzer 1Char Fontane J meet and begm thetr romance whtch naturally does not run smooth If you love discotheques you mtght hke Joe and Valen e NBC s Rollergtrls begms Aprtl 24 11-a 30 p m Eastern ttm e a nd tells the comedy adventures of the ftve-girl roller derby team the Pill~ They are aptl) named lly Umted Pn~s Int ernational There IS a \lOrd that can st 1rt the fmgers of any fisherman tfnghng That \\ Ord s n uskte and the tune to fish for them Is rtght now ftshtng for U Is kmg s zed n eml,Jer of the ptke family IS a httle like ft shtng for trucks You lJ need heavy hne heavy gear strong hooks and an even stronger wrtst Musktes attack Utetr prey from a pos1t10n of hiding They Wtll be m a weed bed or htdden behind a dead tree and the ftsh can launch his whole body mto an attack on a passmg ftsh which IS unaware of hts presence 1he mtent ts Ill make a slashmg head long ambush successful before the prey ts e~en aware that It s 1n danger Tlus predatery rcspnnse can be put to use by the fisherman smce the mu skte stnkes al most by tmpulse If somethmg happens near h s lou that doesn t seem Ill be movmg m the way a healthy f sh generally moves the btg ptke s mstmcts tell him Its food The result Isa n tmmedtaleattack Musktes are taken m one of two ways - either castmg or troll mg Casllng wtll mean fmdtng a likely lookmg stretch of water where there ts good cover and castmg a large lure whtch IS retneved at a fast pace You II need to do thts several times Ill be sure the Witter ts thoroughly fished That s where the strong 11nst come m Trollmg for musktes tsn t much dtfferent m the type of water that s ftshed but tl s less sten uous smce the lures are pulled along by the boat When trollmg tt s best to use two rods fitted wtth lures that at c destgned to reach different depths A constant speed then allows you to work more water per pass Many more muskies are hooked than ever each a net The reason for thts s the mouthful of teeth for which the fish IS fam ous Smart nglers ltp thetr ltne with a stout wtre leader to help t educe hne abrasion Many Ohto lakes and nvers have good populations of the km g of the gameftsl Lcesv lie Reservoir Knox Lake and the tall waters at Dtllon Heservmr are good places to start New confert•ncP IIlii) CINC INNA11 1UP I I Another college basketbal l conference m t) be m the work s Xavter Un 1erstt y offtutls report tl at " p oposed eonfcr~m e 1m I\ ng X t\t er l.o)ola of Ch tcag DePaul Detro tt Ulno s State and Oral Hobe rt s s bet ng dtSC IISSCd Xa' cr basketball cca cit ral B tker sa d he has been mvllcd to H mt.>elmg next week m Cit c a~o to dt sc uss the poss ible conference er has been m oil cd m X"' gsaA~· Kawasaki ~ KZ200 talks the last co uple of years ab(ut var ous conferenc e schemes but nolhtng was C\ er worked out Bro" n accepts HOF request CINCINNATI I UP!) - Cm cutnau Bengals ge neral m mager Paul Brown has tcccpted a request from former New York Jets coach Wecb Ewbank to present Ewbank for mductton m the Pre Football Hall of Fame thts summer tn Canton Ohio 1 wbank ts the fifth person tn recent years to have req uested Brown to present hun for nduct10n But th s wtll be my first ttme presentmg a coach satd Bro\\11 who previOus!) appe tred on behalf of players Otto Graham Dante 1~-.llt Inu Groll and Btll Wtlhs I ronstder It a htgh honor to be ISked to do thts Brown htmsel£ a Hall of ramer satd of E11banks request t ao r" the Natt onal Foo tball I cague Thursday wa s traded by the San Franctsco 49ers to the Clucago Beors for a No 2 p ck m next month s draft 1 he 33 year old Hart 111th Cedn ck teamed Hartlm•n Cleveland {';lam and J mn y Webb to form ot e of the NfL s best defeni\l.l:l:... hnes last season I s 1 Kl<OU I FEATURES • Depe ndrlb k J ¢,! SO HC < q • Convcn So o 1 1 tod tv '' J&R Sport Shop 748 E Ma in St Pomeroy 0 Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation HB 12A6 Ma er Perm ts townsh p r ustees o reQ ula e use Of townsh D ro ad s by hl!!avy veh c lf!S HB 11-47 Ku rtess Prov dl'S tor pun c ser .... ce off icers n the Bure<'1u 11 GliMPSES T nd om a Dick Van Arsdale the basketba II ces of HB 1248 Emp ov men r W tkowsk Ser Perm rs eco,ery of "' e funds used to twms late of the Phoemx Suns are playing each others nurror eSiabllsh menlo! "" "" or trna~ es m a TV ad for an atr deodorlr.er Before leaving for" "en lei rerardot on focllll les f F. u he use of he facll t ies change urnpean tour dtsco star Grare Jones spent her last night In Conference ~•port ~ccoptod New York Thursday at Hun ah s seetng Dlvlll< an Andy p 1~'; ""~uz,, Hr~ 5 ~85° 10 ~'",~g", W• rlnl protege In nw Neon Woman "" off Bra tdw 1y pia) oo o ""' emp ov ., •• , Wll st Jr S1cphan1e Mtlls v JCa tummg 111 Ac•pulc, thiS Bl II Paned week patd a surpnse visit to singer Julie Budd who 1s cri:,.s 3 '~•v N~~,"k~~:~nm~r performmg !her~ Melba Moore appearing In Broadway s~<omm ss oner In oounl •• w th Ttmbuktu and a judge at the Mtss Umverse pageant In July ~ ."ri• co urr ol common p ... got a backstage VISit Thursday night from Mtss Untverse Am SB as celebroue Janelle Cummlsslong of Trtrudad and Tobago Sonny Boou COnform s !he Rev ••o Code lo Elllttt G0 uld Ruger M.,.,re an d Clau dt 1 Cardinale are 1n rela '"• tive Uniform mere trM~~tc a Code to Com secured Rhodes Greece ftlmmg a World War 11 thrtller EscRpe to lion• es o Athens t Sub H B 162 Jone'i Ptlrmll! gn scnoots to ott er motoroycle • Rocco Til t! SENATE B1t1s Introduced Sub HB 704 Hale Prov ides for !kens ng and rf'liJulat lon of adult foster cil!lre ta c Am H8 1006 It f! l• 3 Oeerlno Est11b shf!s a re t ree member on and a un verslly ~oil eye rnember employee poll PO! I An tnsptratwna l talk on the word success was presented Thursday ntght durtng t he annual SVA C Sprmg Sports Banquet held at Ktn Folks Restaurant tn P lint Pleasant Gene Slaughter former football coach at South Potnt and Jackson lltgh Schools now head football co ach at Capttal Untverstty at Bexlev Ohto was guest speaker Slaughter began his senous speech wtth the statement I mtght as \\ell make tl clear eve r}1hmg I say here tonight may not be very popular He stressed the po int that unl ess an tdea or goal IS tted to an tnt ern a I truth tl 11on t work Slaughter s SUCCESS begtns wtth S start ng a dream He told the SVAC honorees and thctr parents to unlock negative thtnktng you ve got to be thtn kmg you '" got to have a ca use got to believe and h rve a comnutment Co nt1numg Slaughter empha stzed that athletes must have enthustasm l ou I on on PER 5 boa rd 21 0 1 2 I I I II 3 I I I I 4 I I I I I ROCK WOOl GLAS~ +nc:h ln!wlln tnd rtlatea eQu Pment from state and local Sll!lles and use 1flllel (VOice J Conftrenu Rtpo,.t Ac:cepted Am svb HB 280 Lehman Rrov des for IVdQes and state employees pey r• ses 21 0 Jnd Bob l) I VIS del ve1 cd il t" o-run smgle In tl e Iher g•me pla1 ed of Chotce mu st splntuallze \ou rse lf and must stick wi th 11 He sad tl tak es a d fferenl ktnd of breed of cat to be an athlete louchtt g on th e sptrttual stde of 11 Slaughter sa td Don t l>c afrmd tu bel eve 11 God don I be afr 11d to ~~ to dto d 11 I don I be afratd t u ct) He aiSJ urg e! I he athletes tu sltck "tit 1 I ' t quit Don I giv e nt lc 1ll tat10n don I make )O trsc lf loser In clus ng Sla ughtcr g 1\' ht s ot e law to ltv e b I ' nut hew many ttmcs \ u g tt knoc ked down It s ho 1 111 1 1 tunes ) OU ~ et back 01 On behalf of the So td ' Tunes Sent nel and H td Sta t on WJE ll Dale llothgcu J r Assist u t Cit 1 I htcr 1f the Galhpolts Datil lrt b tm presented tt uphtes to Ihe SV AC s Mos t Valo oblc l111 rn an I c:~rr y l trl e South\lcstert Htgh Sri "I 11 c Most Valuabl e ll t k J et Kuhn Eastern Htgh Sd uti and basketba ll > M >St Valllob e Pia} tr K1 Ill 1111 cbr e w II ~I Sch ol based Nat on 20 at bals ) ona League I ~ ~tnt Oakland 5 Pet 3 bl5 ' ; s; 545 ; 500 7 4 ] 3 ' We5.t 300 W L 9 a Pet 69 1 66! 6 6 (h Co"19 0 M nneso GB 1 461 JOO J 111\lutllrJ!t s l th llllllli rr If lhl S\ \ I r lila II sq 11d • td u b! rs ' f tl c lilt SV \ ( l gt: lt:ilfltS H I rl\ 1111 1 s[l(l 1 l f.\ I r Sl \ d IS t ( H 1 gcbg 1rtlte 11 \C l ltl n A hh cs It IIOJ Ld \\(1( S V A C Co f en! l ce Fool ball Toam Kyger Creek Htgh Sc hoo l C1sey C 1udc Co net us M1 cus Ge qer M kc Ht ndr ckson DAr e Monfre~ I Tw tchct 0 ) 2 " ~ pm lou S s I Forsch P tlsburg h {B y pm 30 " even 0 1J B 05 Atl8nla CE aslerl y 0 0) 11 0 t'gO ( Perr r 0 OJ 10 p m Texas 4 5 4 4 J 6 'l 9 400 ~ Kuh n Det ro (8 0t C1rte Cine nne Franc ~co Gene \ymmes L r~y on V•l l ey H gn MM t Bokov I Schoo l M ke Gallo....,.a v Han la n Trace H gh Sc hool Fr dn~ MOO! ey ALL SVAC 1977 78 )0 B~SK ETBALL o o1 ( uno('rwooc Dnn Southw es tern H gh Sc hool LH y Cr~re Mr:trk " ngham ?01 13t'lrr os Joe Spence r 6 3Jtl Tm es EST Htgh Sc hool Randy Basta Ea st er n 7 '127 (A 1.')1; and r ~oude r Sc.otf TEAM Most Val uable Player Kelly W eb en e S San C eve la d Ga lit Boslon !Torrcr 1 o J 'J ~ 30 p n C1 t1 NG Second Ca forn a ( A~~c Mn es.ota Go 10 7 8 30p m OaK ilnd l<.eouqh 0 0 SW Se1 M n 5 e Po c 1 ) 10 JSp n Salurda y s GamiH Ka n ( y ol Batt n Orl' R c htl d Danny Spen ce SV Bos to New Yo k Ch caqo a Toronto Texas" oet o Ca fo n a a M nneso a Ceveddil M twauk.cf' a ght Te am C~mpb e I H T NG 0 .1 35 7 .t25 3 394 0 )90 9 388 14 386 7 2b 0 385 CHESTER 0 • TACKI.£ 'niE w B1 s M l 0'< 7 77 7 7 Home J.luns w GRAVEl~ .. -,... 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Ill (r/ ()\\ Leaders I e gu ' \ lntenor In latex, Latex Sem t Gloss, 'ltHifl l si!f New York at Ctllcago C nc nnllt "' Sl!n r=ranc sco Houston at Los Ang n ght At enta al SM Diego night for one move th~ runm rs along t t hamp Rc1c vmg tr ph es were left to nght Larry Cwtet S utlmc stctn Ht gh Sch)l)l the leagues Most Val ta ble !11 em n ltm Sp r gue head football coach at K1ger (reck I trl Wolfe I e t1 ba sketball coac h at So uthet t Kr ll v Wtn<br en ner S uthern Most Valuable p t) er m basketba ll and Joe Kuhn Eastern Most Vtluabic l k I f < tiJali Phlladelph l at Montrea Sl Louis at P I!Sbvrgtl U ~ FIBER These values ore 4 59 I who out -;.. ~: pm St nt ano cha oes l!fTle o l l ht- Oh iO Merit ScMIM!h p_provram 11 0 empls l 8 '17J Thursday ~ Resu h St l at P! Sbgh ppd ran HQ 1171 tn111t1 on lh Amendmtnh Am HB 8 Brnetlool Ex East W 5 8 6 5 Housto n R VALUE COMPARISON CHART FIBER 1It g 6 12 Wlti Jon~ s sa cl B l<nr Ch Hous on Bannister 0 11 a t Los Angeles (Rhoden 2 OJ 10 JO II jJ< Slaughter addresses SVAC sports banquet San D ego At ant a S B 483 ncent ... es I I I s sever th s ra1 ght M tn\\ I le J 1 cs a d sa p mean s.au1r c ng p< nL"i 1r1 rn~ batt oVC age Bee liN f Ma,or league Stand ng~ By Un ted Preu Inter nal onal Nat onal L ea gu e MACHINE RENTAL '2500 PER DAY II B sl M'lr l n Bush PER BAG R value du eled th e Braves Ph I N ekr \1 h tossed l tw 111tter I dres Mana ger Roger ( r 11g w s understa tdabl) d "tul wtth Jon es r><tf """' ce which snapped SV AC HONOREES - Members of the til SVAC leo t ball and basketball squads 11 ere honored Tl ursday 11~ht durmg the annual sp rmg sports banquet Spect tl hard ware presented by Rad io Statwn WJEII utd the Sund ty Tunes-&ntmel went to the lea gues nost va luable players In add ition ftrst place trophies went to Kvgcr Creek SVAC football champ and Southern I he SVAC rage San Fran ta~es to t•e s tele trea'!urer Bills P1ued there Bttcl ill" t ildted ttlll l'C w h m e 1 U ~ vtt r y AVAILABLE IN S~n com put ng sa es tu Pllvments ga n 11g ills th t d 111 v1 I r; v. thf ut 1 I ss wh e Thru Aprt I On Tru Tes t Supreme Fme Patnl C nc nnat L os Ange es 0 s~vc n 25% OFF St L ou s PI sb ur gh •e• I ts th I ll1ursda) I " An ge le s d wned Houston 5-t New Y 1k at I runto and Detrmt 11 Cleveland wet e ratned out m tlle A nettcan League while 1 the Nl St Louts at PtttsbUJ gl a1 d Montreal at Clmag 11e c both postponed b) ran D dg' rs 5 Astro s I Steve Yeager s three-run uuubl e kcjed" four-<un s xth tn nmg that earned the D .tgers nnd Doug Rau to victory I os Angele s t tfteld et R ck Monday s ngiL'(] home a run m the et gl tit nn ng o take ever the un itsputed Nau nal League Rl:!l lead wtth 1o Paints Yo k Ch cago Mont rea Collins Prov des for phys ic ans to tecate n areas where med cal !.er v ces are needed SB Mthoney Perm its vendors to e~eclude bed debts n k SUI I r Sl f Hrd Sl x sp I L ~ I ut tlte r adres four g n e losin g streak I ve sa d befo e that If I had ne " sh all year tl w JUld be fe SilUnd Randy Jones sa td Crmg leda ) we s tw the cal Randy Jones Ntek ro who su ff etcd I s fc rth stt atgil '' ss p tched perfect b Iseball n evt r) tnntn~ except the ftfth "he n the Padres get butt t1 'tr hits and both the runs Dave Wtnfteld walk L'<i Os~ar Gamb e legged out an tnfteld htt Ome Sn tl ~ ~ u11 ded u Decorators N~ w e npts he sate o t nsunn and rea te-d equ pmen tram slaTe Branstoo S< nt:IJ<t vtctory Rollte nn ng tnmngs tiS< helped J nes I 11er h s I HA from 4 ,o to 2 50 1 he ftrst cou ple of games Jhts sprtn ~ I could really p p the b til but toda y when I wa s " trmtn g up tl e pop was 1ot The Mt at ana toea sales and use ve 1 lwn sttll pu ll tile bull nil puw lltll I ce 11 thl lie ld 111 hts fu st 78 hd re gtvtng wa v t Pmgers tn tl e n ott I he 8 I ! S< rcless -~ Ph Ia lOLUMSU::, UP ! ) Hen.• 5 educa on courses 16 0 a g a nee at act v y Thursday Ca nferen ce Comm ttee Nlmect n he On o General Ass emb v Am HB 8 Bran s ool Ex HOUSE u ng ut ll l mstd Yit I ll rplutc I I Il l t 1 Jone South ern H yh Sc hool Legislation at-a-glance Bills In troduced HB 1245 J&slc.u sk P ov des pr oba onary per oas to r De partment ol Menta Health and Menta Retardation emp ovees a} c s ud bu tr do s woul I I ynn lrc J ' 'g m s 1 n 1d s tt 1l sli 1 JU y lilsl yc 11 l1 ptt<h~ rs Extenor House Pam!, Oil or Latex etght vears of expenence m S n1 hnmPrs tf I wante d t mtk l n he m works SAN fRANCISCO 1UP! I Tomm) Hart a 6-foot-4 24!1pound defensive end \\tOt I5 neve t fully cc ver 1g It 111 offsea~n 1 11 sut gcry Btl rllursdi:Jv he turne I 1 vtnl.:J_ge 1e 1 f o r11 tn ce )teldllg nl y tht ee htLs ' 8 1 3 mn ngs 11 pttchmg lhe San Dtego Padres t< a 2-Q 'tel r) over the Atlanta Hrm es I yru1 \\I 0 htt jUst !flO last year aiSed hi s c trly 78 avetage to 3S9 wtth hts fout l11t perfotllllncc Ihe holler was Ius tlt nd I cou ld 1robably Itt moe By BilL MADDEN UP! Sports Writer While Apnl showet s were washmg out one game after another Thursday fred I ynn and Randy Jones were fmding some rambows along the comeback tra I who strug gled 1 ynn Utrough hts worst season because of a noggmg ankle InJury last year belted a two run homer m a 4 for-5 day at the plate and led the Boston Red Sex to a 10-4 romp over the Milwaukee Brewers IJk e 1ynn Jones suffered KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES See Pete Marvtn or George 992 5342 Pomeroy 0 Dnve Home a W1nn er �' ,_ "' S-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, April 21,1978 .;.:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·::;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::: 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April 21, 1978 - Ph~ladelphia ga. i~s By FRED LIEF UPI Spurts Writer Uoyd Free might have . been ba ck in one of br oo klyn 's schoolyards . instead of Madison Square Garden , but he never lookod better. · Free , a 6-Ioot-2 ~uard New(rom scored 18. of his 29 points in the fourth quarter Thursday night to send the Philadelphia 76ers to a convincing 137-126 victory over the New York Knicks and a 3.{1 lead in the semifinals of the · Eastern Conference playoffs. No other NBA teams .were . . \ COLOR SENTRY .. .. The automatic ptcture con trol ·system Con tro.s the cot or p rc tuw when the sc ene changes, or the c han nel changes. eve r \\ Jlen th e room1 1gt11 c hanges ELECTRONIC ~~!~o . TUNING I ' I SYSTEM OPe-Knob VHF I ana UHF Ch annel I Setec!lon The HASTINGS J25 18W Moder n styled lowb oy co nsole Genurne W{\l nul veneers and selec t l1<1rdwood sol rd s on top. ends and 1ronl Legs or srmu atea 1 1 I W:Unut ·ooQo Solrd-Stat e Chassrs Power Sen trt Voltage R egul <~t mg Sys tem Choose ZENITH .. your best color TV value' 106 N. 2nd A've . in action Thursday and the 76erscan close the book on its best -of-seve n series when game No . 4 is playod at New Spinks arrested on drug charge ST. LOUIS (UPI ) Heavyweig ht boxer Leon Spinks, victor over champion .Muhammad Ali , was arrestod early today and booked, suspected of possession of cocaine and marijuana. Spinks, who shares the heavyweight crown with Ken Norton, was stopped ahout 4 a.m. in St. IJJuis, his home. town. (or driving without headli ghts . Sgt. Francis 0\rona, who said he did not r e co g n i z c S pi n k s, approachod him and askod for his driver's license. But Spinks, who had been arrestod two months ago for driving without a license and traveling the wrong way on a one-way street, agai n had no license. " I asked him for his license," Corona said , "and he said somethin g to the effect of, 'Come on , man . l'm Leon . You know I still don't have one."' Spinks threw his hat onto the top of the car as he got out , Corona said, and a search the hat uncoverod in the hatband a foil packet co ntainin g a substa nce believed to be coca ine . Spinks. 24. wa s h~ndculfod along with a companion, Charlean Gunn , 26, who was booked . ~u~pPc t E.'rl nf o£ interfering w11h the arrest and possession of marijuana . A search of Spinks in a police holdover cell turnod up what police thought to be marijuana and a handrollod cigarette. Corona , who was assisted in the arrest by policemen RoQ ald Strothman and Stanley Mierzejewski, said Ms. Gunn became abusive when he tried to arrest Spinks. "She started cursing us, " he said. "You know, the usual routine - if he was white, you wouldn't be arreSting him ." The i'ast time Spinks was arrested the NAACP protested the manner in whi ch he was handled, inc luding his bei ng handcuffed. But Corona said the handcuffs were necessary again because he was being arrested on a suspected felony . "That 's just procedure," Corona said. Spinks, who tries to slip in and out of the city where he grew up in a public housing complex, was strippod of his titl e by the World Boxing Council, which awarded its crown to Norton . Spi nks retains the champi onship recognized by the World BoXing Association and has signod foc a rematch with Ali. York on Sw1day . Coming off the bench, Free hit IIJ,tJf-t6 shots from the fi eld , keyed a fourth-quarter surge and left the Knicks with a severe case uf third-<iegree burns "Ali I need is room to get it up ," he said . " I don't care who's guarding me. In fa ct, it' s better with people hanging on me . That's the way I played in the schoolyard li n Brook lyn), and it gets physical." While Free was taking care of hi s bu sine ss, Uet>J'ge MLC inrus fi nislwd with 29 1-'>ints and Julitc< Er ving 21las the 76Ns look a 72<i5 halftjml' lead and ex tender! it to JO:J-9:1 after three ll!' ril•ls. before sca lin g it in th e fourth · quarter . Doug Col lin s. providing ~rod . mo,·c men.t. added 2t and Steve MIX contributed 12. mrlmting tO 111 the secondquarler. The Km cks. who were blown out in the f1rst two games of the series, looked sharper Thursday. But 11 was C OPTOMETRIST J OFF ICE HOURS : 9:30 lo 12 , 2 to 5 (CLOSE ll T NOON ON THURS. ) L POMEROY. .,.Middleport , O. .J U1e rally to be held at St. Patrick's fellowshi p hall Junction City, May 7, 1p.m. ' Char lotte Grant , associate councilor, presided at the meeting with 25 members present. It was noted u1a't Eli1.abeth Hayes. is confined tu St. Joseph's Hospita l, Parkersburg , and that Goldie Wolfe is horne from the hospitaL Mrs. Dorothy Hitchle thanked members who • I Letart grade .o;c/wol champion.<; I .t . SILADIUM " CLASS RING SALE! Fijih w/1(/(' du!erle11 der.~ THE LETART Falls Fifth Grade recently won the StJuthern );>cal F.lementa ry basketball tournament by wlnning twu games. Members or the learn were : Scott Shultz, Hobert Riffl e, Bobby Green, Scott Wickline, Heath Hill , Max Hill, Keith Allen, Andrew Rose , Mark Jarrell , Shawn Stobarl , and Hwhard Gilbride. Fifth Grade cheerleaders were left to right, Missy Sprouse, Carol O'Brien, Melinda Hill , and Kim Sprouse. Six th Grade Cheerleaders were , ldt to right, Cindy Allen, Loury Mil ms, Tina Hill , Traci Mearns, and Be<·ky Michae ls. : -----····----------~-------· nounced was a pr<:tl'tJcc for ~995 1 EAST COURT .nnl I.u~nrly t•nuugh . · Kni<'k l'l'nle r llvb McAdOO, l"hu sc um! " 1<•1!11 of just 22 points in the first two gmnes. lu1d 29 befOI'I' U1e SPllout c-rowd of ' tS ,697 . Spc!WCr llai'II'IKHI finislll'l with 20, Loi1nic Slwlton >Hided 18 11nd But ch Bean! 16. All lilt• other qum·ter-linal seri es n•sume tonight. with San Antonio at Washington for ganw 3, Sea ttl e at Portland for game 2 and Milw<mk~·e at l~n ve r for lht•ir ~l!C(lnd ganw . CHESTER-Initiation was set for May 2 l>y Chester r~uncil 323, Dau~hters of Amenca , at . a meeting held Tuesday n1ght at the halt Officer s and t~am members were 1·emindcd tu ":ear white dresses ttwt mght. There will also be a Silent auction by the home and orphans conunittee. An · • I ,---------······------------------. , N. W. COMPTON. O.D. i INGLES FURNITURE L__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ 3-0 series lead after 137-126 win D of A conducts initiation . WIISHINGTON (UP!) Curtis Wester; a &-Ioot-3, 250JlOund offensive llneman who pla yod lour years in the Cmwdlan Football League, was one of live free agents sig ned Thursday by the Cleveland Browns . . The Rodskins also signod Charlie Nash, a 5-10, -175potmd wide ·receiver from Ar.iwn"a; Glover Rogers, a &3, :ZW.pound tight end from . Iowa State : Lou West , a !>-11, 175-pound cornerback from Cin cinnati and Chuck Rodgers, a 5-11, 170-pound 'cornerback from Nort h Dakota State. SAVE UP TO 20% LIMITED TIME OFFER' 1, 1 •. HowWorking Together Worked For You Last Winter ~~ t' ' ' SECOND, the reso urces of the Ameri can Electric Power System include 13 coa l-fired ge ne~al i ng plant s, a nuclear plant, ex tensive fuel transportation fac ilit ies , and the strongesl network of transmiss ion lines in Ihe world . As pa rt of th e AEP Sysrem, we were able to utilize all of these resources and keep the power flowin g. • ~ . By the time the stri~~bcga n, the System had bui lt up a 105-day suppl y of coal. And even though the sirike was prolonged, our coal suppl y never fell bel ow 37 days . Th e AEP System nol only sought out coal from non-uni on mi nes in !he East, hul also received nearly 1.5 million Ions from the West. Our Western coa l got lhrough because of AEP 's transportation sys1em wh'ic h includes rail hopper cars, barges, towboats and a major coal transfer lerminal thai was the only facili ty of its type operating on Ihe Ohio River during the strike . If Western coa l had not been availab le , AEP's coal stock s wou ld have been depleted to I he point where maj or power curtailments would have become necessary. Ju st as importanl as our continuing coal supply was our power delivery system which fea tures 1300 miles of 765,000-volt transmission lines, the world' s largesl. Huge amount s of eleclri ci iy were moved over these AEP Sys lem li nes from all direction s. Cus tomers of neig hboring utilities also benefiJed because power could be delivered through our lines 10 them . DUTTON DRUG IS NOW -ACCEPTING YOUR NEW UMW HEALTH CARD FOR PRESCRIPTIONS 1. WE WILL KEEP AN ACCURATE UP TO DATE ACCOUNT OF YOUR ·Rx COSTS FOR YOUR •so DEDUCTABLE. :. . ' jt • • t'' '' . .. .·. . . '·l'.l . ·,, ., ' :.,- •• .. ,, • I. ·-~ . UNITED 'MINE WORKERS t' . jOHN ROBERTS CL ASS rHNC. Sixth gnule ('lleerle11ders How were we able to keep the power on? FIRST, you did your part by respondi ng to our appeals to conserve electricity wherever you cou ld . Thi s helped us stretch out our supplies ' and saved thou sands of Ion s of coal. ' :. ) These spring day s are a welco me relief from the tough winter ,. Th.e severe weather and !he 109-day coal strike jeopardized the supply of electrici ly -and lhrealened a major disruption of business, indust ry and sc hools in many pan s of the count ry. 'I Holter as the winners . Mrs. Huller, Julie Ruse and Thelmil White served refrestunenls . Others attending were Mary Showalter, Ferne Mor· ris, Ada Neulzling, Mae McPeek, Letha Wood, Ada Morris, Doris Grueser, Sadie T•·ussdl, Margaret Tuttle, Betty Roush, Zelda Weber, Ada Van Meter, Ethel Orr, Erma Cleland, Mallei Van Meter, Ada Bissell, Leona . Hensley, and Inzy Newell. POLLY'S POINTERS Polly Cramer Curtains are clinging it on and the sides stay clean. It can be easily washed. Mend or patch the sheet if badly worn and this will not be seen under the mattress. An empty lipstick tube makes a great emergency sewing kit to carry in one 's purse. Clean out well with tissues and soap.1lnd water. Wind different colors of thread on a tiny piece of card· board that will lit in the tube, stick some neodles in and you have it. - BE11'Y . DEAR POLLY - The cut· off top from a detergent bot· Ue makes a good funnel to use when filling ca tsup and mustard containers. The bot· tom part could be used as a plant watering container. D.M. Polly will send you one of her s ig ned thank -yo u newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your faovite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her col· umn . Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of this newspaper. DEAR POLLY- I hope you or one of the readers can tell me how to prevent my polyester curtains from cl· inging toge ther. It is very han! to keep them hanging straight. ·M.R DEAR MJJ. - Do you use a fabric softe ner sheet in your dryer with the curtains? If you hang them damp, as many do. put such a sheet in the washer 's final rinse . Hope this helps. I am sure other readers have had the same problem and will tell us how they overcame it.- POJ.J.Y DEA Fl POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with stores that put the pril'c lags on the bottoms of breakable items and then lu1vc " Do Not Handle" signs all around . A person often likes to look around and get 1deas a bout prices without ll<lvin ~ to fi nd a sales person and ask the pr1ce of each thing. - MR.S. P.T. DF.AH POLLY - One of the reade rs ~ s ked lor a recipe lor n•1king the sug~r syrup used fo r stiffening crocheted 1tcms. I boil one cup of sugar and one-third cup water for two minutes, put the crocheted pieces 1damp ) in tile hot syr up and hoi! two more minutes stirring them The Holzer Modica! Center aro und all the time. School of Nursing has AUDHf:Y planned their Annual Spring JJEAH READF.BS Tea lor Sunday afternoon, Audrey's method is a bit dif· fcrent from the usual. Putting Apri123 , from 2 o'c lock until4 tile pi eces in the hut sy rup o'clock in Davis Hall, located without the second boiltn~ at ~14 First Aven ue in u.'iuall y seems sufficient. - Gallipolis, Ohio. Janet Byers, R.N.. Director POLLy IlEAl! POLLY - I am an of the School of Nursing said avid reader and lind it so an· that schools througho ut the noymg to have the book mark area have been sent an· constantly fallin g out of the nouncements of the open IJuok. I !l OW find that a pa(l<!r house plans for Sunday afdip works well . It can be left lern oo n. Students and on a page and then be pi cked members of the faculty or the up easi ly to mark another School of Nursi ng will be on hand so that high school one. - FRAN DJ-:AH POLLY - I never oiudents and others who are throw awav worn fitted interestod in applying for sheets bcca'use they make admission to the Holzer great box spring covers. Slip School of Nursing can be tak.en on tours and have their questions answerod . Time will also be available for persona l int erv ie ws, should any of the guests be ABOVE THE REST ! interestod in details on ad· mission . Refreshments will be served . All who are interested should come to the Main Lounge of Davis Hall, home of the Holzer Modica! Center Schoo l of Nursing in Gallipolis. the g trend '100 CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Rebound morrioge lui. I just don'tthink I should have to hurry with this kind of decision ... I just reailzed something : I am not mad at the irrunlgra· lion laws. I am mad at J uan . He knows how I feel about be· ing pressured into marriage. He knows my firs t marriage started that way . And yet he hasn 't come up wi th with any alternatives for me. COUNSELOR: This situation is somewhat like your first marriage? CAROL: It's not exactly the same. We had to get married because I was pregnant. COUNSELOR: And you fel t resentful about that. CAROL: Yes. I don't liketo be forced into anything. My first husband never gave me any alternatives either. COUNSELOB : Did you suggest any ' CAROL: No. I was too afraid he would leave me. COUNSELOR : Maybe yuu could ttunk about why you de· pe nd on the other person to lind solutions for these problems. You feel manipulated and controlled, yet you continue to play a passive role in the relationship. CAROL: That's nght. I have always been so afraid of being left. But it hasn't work· od out very well. I just end up feeling resentful. Carol did not marry Juan and he relumed to Argenti na. Before he left, they discussod their relationship . She finally asked him why he was in the lawyer's office the day they met , ar.d he revealod he had been in serious trouble wi th the Jaw. At that point, she realized she had been in too great a hurry to establish another permanent relationship . Feeling lonely and depressod after her divorce, she had almost made a tragic 1nistake. Dr. Blaker cannot take telephone calls from her readers. However, there are hundreds of crisis inlerven· lion phone lines in the United States. For the phone number of one near you, contact your local mental health association or menl<ll health in· fonnation service. Write to Dr. Blaker in care of this, newspaper, P.O. Box 489, fuldio City Station , New York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of mail prohibits personal replies. but questions of ge neral interest will be discussed in future colwnns. In this excerpt from a hoiline call, a young, recently divorcod woman discussod her plans to remarry. It soon became (\Vident that she was about to enter a "rebound marriage,'' one based on a sense of personal deficiency rather than personal worth. The emotional distress so commo n in the post separation period is not conducive to making rational long-term commitments. Many · experts recommend living alone lor two or three years before tryi ng agai n. CAROL: I have a big deci· sian to make and I was hoping you could help me. By next week, I have to decide if 1· want to get married again. Actually , I have only six days ... COUNSELOR: Exactly six days'! " CAROL: Yes, my boyfri end won 't be able to stay in the United States unless we get ma rried. He is a citizen of Argentina. My friends say he is using me, but I don't believe that. We really do love each other. COUNSELOR: Then why are you having so much trouble making this decision' CAROL : I don't like being pressured. Those stupid im· mig ration laws make me so angry. COUNSELOR: How long have you known him ' CAROL: About eight months. I met him in my lawyer's wailing room. I was finishing up some business about my divorce. COUNSELOR : And wha t was he doing there' CAROL : You know, I really don't have the faintest idea ! I never askod him. COUNSELOR : Anyway, you have not been divorcod for very long. CAROL: That's right. In fact, my divorce was final just last month. Even though I love Juan - that's my boyfriend's name - I guess I feel lik~ I am moving too fast from one relationship to another. I had ·wantod to give myself some time before se t· tling down again. COUNSELOR : Are you afraid you will lose Juan if you don 'I marry him now ' CAROL: Yes. He will hove to go back to South America -and I may never see him again. But if I marry h1m now. I know I will feel resent· Plans lor the annual mother-<iaughter banquet to be held on May 16 were made during a meeting of the U111tod Methodist Women of the Forest Run Church held at the horne of Mrs. Ma y Holter. Announced during th e meeting was May Fellowship Da y to be held May 5 at Trinity Church by the Church TEXACC HEATING OIL I 00 of ABC News and Sports, is expected to formalize at a news conference the repor t that the teaming of Barbara and Harr y would come to an end. · Mis s ·Walter s, who currently is in Panama on the canal story, will remain with the Evening Ne ws. Although he.r contract calls lor her to be an anchor person , it is understood "'S he ·will concentrate heavi ly, as she has been doing in recent months , on interviews and reporting . The anchor chores will be split , with Miss Walters in New York, Frank Reynolds in PTA or become a PTO WashingUJn , Peter Jennings Following a dis~ usJsl on , a vole in London and Max Robinson wa s taken with 15 votin g for in , Chicago. Robinson P'I'O while five voted to re- recently joinod ABC from lllillll PTA . WTOP in Washingt.on .• An executive meclmg was Two questions that Arlodge scheduled to prepare rules of is expected to answer operatiOn for the PTO . It was concern when the switch will v~1ll'l to c_11ntribute $10 to the occur and the future of Harry haslern F flA for ba by s1ttlllg · Reaso ner . · Reasoner this se rvice durin~ the year. spring was negotiating with his old employer, CBS News, which wanted him t.o return t.o replace BJII Moyers on CBS MiiKE LIST Reports. Moyer s, whose Eleven Meigs County contrac t expires in August, is students attending Hocking leaving CBS to return to PBS. Technical. Co llege at Although Reasoner 's Nelsonville have been named contract with ABC has · to . the dean 's Jist for the several years to run, he has winter quarter. A three point or better is required for said that he has an oral listing. The group includes agreement with Arledge 's Linda K. Stewart, Pomeroy, predecessor that he could a fou r point, and Sherri ·leave ABC in June if he were Kauff, Middleport: David L. unhappy . The ratings on the ABC Cole, V~rginia Jordan , Eve ning News have been Pamela Kautz , James C. disappo intingi o the network , Kines, Jeff Wa rner , and wtuch had hoped the Barbara Debra Wind on, all of and Harry show would move Pomeroy: Rebec ca Ord and them out of last place in James M. Titus, hoth of network evening news Syra cuse , and Co r ena competition . It didn't. Rhodes, Racine. CHESTER--New off1 cers were elected at the · recen t meeting of the Chester PTO. Theyarc Bul) Davis, presi· dent : Linda Bentz, vice presi· dent ; E s ther May s, secre tary ; and .Judy Eichinger, treasurer. PlallS w~re agin again discussed fo r the t:;ltester Alumri banquet to be served by the gro up. Joann Baum gave a repo rt on l11e prugress of the library and alsu informed members thal several senior dlilcns will be helpmg with it. She asked for paren ts and teachers to review the shi;r ment of books so that the ones not wa nted for the se houl can be returned to the company . A discussion was held un whether the parenl·teacher group would continue e:ts a Banquet set The band banquet to be held May 13 at 6 p.m. wa s discussed during a meeting of the Meigs Band Buustero held at the high school Munday evemng. Parents uf band rnemiJei'S are being asked to t ontribute desserts fur the ilanquet. Named to a nominating committee were Allen King, Maxme Goeglein, and Barbara Van Meter. Band camp was announ ced for ,aug. 6 through Aug . 12 at Cmnp Crescendo at Rio Grande. First deposit of $10 is due by Ma y 1, 1l was reported . A repo rt was given on the memhership drive which ·is be ing handlod by Mrs. Mary Dorst, Mr . and Mrs. Will iam King, Mrs . Maxine Goeglein, Mrs. Ida Ma rlm , Mrs. Ann fuldford and Mrs. Nell ie Wright. Pat Wood presided at the · mee ting with Fl orence BearllS g iv i n~ the secretary 's report , and Mary Dorst. the lrcet~u rc r 's report. NAME CHANGE COLUMBUS 1UP I) - The Ohio Senate gave fin a l legislative approval and sent to the governor Thursday a bill changing the name of the Ohio Merit Scholar ship program to the "Ohio Academi c Scho lar ship " program . The change became neces· sary when off1dals of the Nat16nal Merit Scholarship competition informod Ohio offi cials that ·· Merit S c h o la rs h ip" wa s copyrighted and that Olu o's program couldn't use the same name . 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Come on in and take a good , The Powerful MF 85 makes It easy to get aroundyarctwOrk at a quick clip. close loo k. It's one ~- tough tractor ..: and that makes !lungs a Jot easier on you . ' 3. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE. Fuel Chief HEATINB DIL And , finally, the power st ayed on because the men and women of Ohio Power did their jobs well and worked together with their fellow emptoyees' across the AEP System . CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992·2145 You depended on us and we depended on you to get us through last winter. It's good to know we can count on each other. . FOR FURTHER DETAILS WILL BE SOLO IST The Rev . Edna Darling, · master of divinity, Wor· lhinglon, will be guest soloist during the break HI the Providence Area School of Religion 'to be held at the .' Naomi Baptist Church, Sunday , 3 to ~ p.m. Public is in· ·vitod to attend, DISTRIBUTED HY _ .__QhioEower~ ·-.. . Chester PTO elects officers Women United uf Meigs Omnty. Forty·two sit' k and shutin calls were reported. A love o fferin~ was t<Jken and a tJwnk yuu note was read from Mrs. Grace Fisher. Mrs. Ann Watson o(l<!ned the meetin ~ with the l.<lfd's Prayer in unison. DevotiOns were by Mr s. Vernal 'Blackwood usi ng Sl'ripture from Luk e 17 and Hebrew II , and the serenity prayer. Mrs. Edith Sisson, program leader using as her top1c. "The First Witnesses. Open· ing song wa s " Let the Lower Lights Be Burning." Mrs. Sisson mentioned seve ral women spoken of in the book of Acts and their witnessing. Other readings were given by Mrs. Harvey Koch, Mrs. Ver· non Nease, and Mrs. AIJrl'<l Yeaugor . Mrs. Sisson con cluded with a poem, " Da ys End " and the song. "Fairest Lord Jesus." Mrs. Koch gave "Live by Faith, Not by re-el· ing." Refrestunenls were servl'<l by Mrs . Holter and Mrs . Edison Hollon. WITH I. NEW YORK (UPI ) - The Barbara Walter s- Harry Reasoner anchor team-on the ABC Evening News will go off the air in fav or of a basi ca lly anchor-less format , ABC is expeeted to announce today . Roane Arlodge, pres id~ nt Mrs. Holter hosts UMW meeting ou'll he happier SAVE UP TO 2. DISCOUNT SAVINGS ON YOUR RX COSTS AVAILABLE TOWARD ALL OTHER. ITEMS IN STORE. • Spring tea to be held on Sunday ONLY $49 9<; WHE N YOU BRING TH IS AD IN! ., ' went' to the Golden Gleam C<inncil meeting and Jl1lr· l!Cipatcd in the actiVities there . She also announced the April 2:! district deputy club's meeting at Mariell<l in the electric building on Col~ate Dnvc. A report was also given unthe 59th annual rally of District 12 held at Willooghby, attended by Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Grant, Helen Wolf, and Ma rcia Keller. A cake walk was held with Mrs . Keller and Mrs. Marv K.· Barbara stays; Harry negotiates; . Peter, Max and Frank become stars - RIDENOUR CityJce _&_fueL~. ASH ST. MIDOLEPORT1 0. •••••••••••..,~!!!!!!~~---· FUNDS DISTRIBUTED State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reports the distrlbutiiDL.of state motor ve hi cle registration . fees totaling $10,267,164.32 to Ohio counties, cities, townships and villages. Meigs County 's portion was $24,481.45. ' 399 W. Main MODERN SUPPLY Pom e101 "111• Stor• With "All Kinds of .. tuff" FORPETS-STABLES- !ARGE & SMAll 991-21~ ANIMALS- !AWNS-~AROlNS I ~!_ \ With MF, quality is part of the bargain. - - �' ,_ "' S-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, April 21,1978 .;.:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·::;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::: 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April 21, 1978 - Ph~ladelphia ga. i~s By FRED LIEF UPI Spurts Writer Uoyd Free might have . been ba ck in one of br oo klyn 's schoolyards . instead of Madison Square Garden , but he never lookod better. · Free , a 6-Ioot-2 ~uard New(rom scored 18. of his 29 points in the fourth quarter Thursday night to send the Philadelphia 76ers to a convincing 137-126 victory over the New York Knicks and a 3.{1 lead in the semifinals of the · Eastern Conference playoffs. No other NBA teams .were . . \ COLOR SENTRY .. .. 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(or driving without headli ghts . Sgt. Francis 0\rona, who said he did not r e co g n i z c S pi n k s, approachod him and askod for his driver's license. But Spinks, who had been arrestod two months ago for driving without a license and traveling the wrong way on a one-way street, agai n had no license. " I asked him for his license," Corona said , "and he said somethin g to the effect of, 'Come on , man . l'm Leon . You know I still don't have one."' Spinks threw his hat onto the top of the car as he got out , Corona said, and a search the hat uncoverod in the hatband a foil packet co ntainin g a substa nce believed to be coca ine . Spinks. 24. wa s h~ndculfod along with a companion, Charlean Gunn , 26, who was booked . ~u~pPc t E.'rl nf o£ interfering w11h the arrest and possession of marijuana . A search of Spinks in a police holdover cell turnod up what police thought to be marijuana and a handrollod cigarette. Corona , who was assisted in the arrest by policemen RoQ ald Strothman and Stanley Mierzejewski, said Ms. Gunn became abusive when he tried to arrest Spinks. "She started cursing us, " he said. "You know, the usual routine - if he was white, you wouldn't be arreSting him ." The i'ast time Spinks was arrested the NAACP protested the manner in whi ch he was handled, inc luding his bei ng handcuffed. But Corona said the handcuffs were necessary again because he was being arrested on a suspected felony . "That 's just procedure," Corona said. Spinks, who tries to slip in and out of the city where he grew up in a public housing complex, was strippod of his titl e by the World Boxing Council, which awarded its crown to Norton . Spi nks retains the champi onship recognized by the World BoXing Association and has signod foc a rematch with Ali. York on Sw1day . Coming off the bench, Free hit IIJ,tJf-t6 shots from the fi eld , keyed a fourth-quarter surge and left the Knicks with a severe case uf third-<iegree burns "Ali I need is room to get it up ," he said . " I don't care who's guarding me. In fa ct, it' s better with people hanging on me . That's the way I played in the schoolyard li n Brook lyn), and it gets physical." While Free was taking care of hi s bu sine ss, Uet>J'ge MLC inrus fi nislwd with 29 1-'>ints and Julitc< Er ving 21las the 76Ns look a 72<i5 halftjml' lead and ex tender! it to JO:J-9:1 after three ll!' ril•ls. before sca lin g it in th e fourth · quarter . Doug Col lin s. providing ~rod . mo,·c men.t. added 2t and Steve MIX contributed 12. mrlmting tO 111 the secondquarler. The Km cks. who were blown out in the f1rst two games of the series, looked sharper Thursday. But 11 was C OPTOMETRIST J OFF ICE HOURS : 9:30 lo 12 , 2 to 5 (CLOSE ll T NOON ON THURS. ) L POMEROY. .,.Middleport , O. .J U1e rally to be held at St. Patrick's fellowshi p hall Junction City, May 7, 1p.m. ' Char lotte Grant , associate councilor, presided at the meeting with 25 members present. It was noted u1a't Eli1.abeth Hayes. is confined tu St. Joseph's Hospita l, Parkersburg , and that Goldie Wolfe is horne from the hospitaL Mrs. Dorothy Hitchle thanked members who • I Letart grade .o;c/wol champion.<; I .t . SILADIUM " CLASS RING SALE! Fijih w/1(/(' du!erle11 der.~ THE LETART Falls Fifth Grade recently won the StJuthern );>cal F.lementa ry basketball tournament by wlnning twu games. Members or the learn were : Scott Shultz, Hobert Riffl e, Bobby Green, Scott Wickline, Heath Hill , Max Hill, Keith Allen, Andrew Rose , Mark Jarrell , Shawn Stobarl , and Hwhard Gilbride. Fifth Grade cheerleaders were left to right, Missy Sprouse, Carol O'Brien, Melinda Hill , and Kim Sprouse. Six th Grade Cheerleaders were , ldt to right, Cindy Allen, Loury Mil ms, Tina Hill , Traci Mearns, and Be<·ky Michae ls. : -----····----------~-------· nounced was a pr<:tl'tJcc for ~995 1 EAST COURT .nnl I.u~nrly t•nuugh . · Kni<'k l'l'nle r llvb McAdOO, l"hu sc um! " 1<•1!11 of just 22 points in the first two gmnes. lu1d 29 befOI'I' U1e SPllout c-rowd of ' tS ,697 . Spc!WCr llai'II'IKHI finislll'l with 20, Loi1nic Slwlton >Hided 18 11nd But ch Bean! 16. All lilt• other qum·ter-linal seri es n•sume tonight. with San Antonio at Washington for ganw 3, Sea ttl e at Portland for game 2 and Milw<mk~·e at l~n ve r for lht•ir ~l!C(lnd ganw . CHESTER-Initiation was set for May 2 l>y Chester r~uncil 323, Dau~hters of Amenca , at . a meeting held Tuesday n1ght at the halt Officer s and t~am members were 1·emindcd tu ":ear white dresses ttwt mght. There will also be a Silent auction by the home and orphans conunittee. An · • I ,---------······------------------. , N. W. COMPTON. O.D. i INGLES FURNITURE L__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ 3-0 series lead after 137-126 win D of A conducts initiation . WIISHINGTON (UP!) Curtis Wester; a &-Ioot-3, 250JlOund offensive llneman who pla yod lour years in the Cmwdlan Football League, was one of live free agents sig ned Thursday by the Cleveland Browns . . The Rodskins also signod Charlie Nash, a 5-10, -175potmd wide ·receiver from Ar.iwn"a; Glover Rogers, a &3, :ZW.pound tight end from . Iowa State : Lou West , a !>-11, 175-pound cornerback from Cin cinnati and Chuck Rodgers, a 5-11, 170-pound 'cornerback from Nort h Dakota State. SAVE UP TO 20% LIMITED TIME OFFER' 1, 1 •. HowWorking Together Worked For You Last Winter ~~ t' ' ' SECOND, the reso urces of the Ameri can Electric Power System include 13 coa l-fired ge ne~al i ng plant s, a nuclear plant, ex tensive fuel transportation fac ilit ies , and the strongesl network of transmiss ion lines in Ihe world . As pa rt of th e AEP Sysrem, we were able to utilize all of these resources and keep the power flowin g. • ~ . By the time the stri~~bcga n, the System had bui lt up a 105-day suppl y of coal. And even though the sirike was prolonged, our coal suppl y never fell bel ow 37 days . Th e AEP System nol only sought out coal from non-uni on mi nes in !he East, hul also received nearly 1.5 million Ions from the West. Our Western coa l got lhrough because of AEP 's transportation sys1em wh'ic h includes rail hopper cars, barges, towboats and a major coal transfer lerminal thai was the only facili ty of its type operating on Ihe Ohio River during the strike . If Western coa l had not been availab le , AEP's coal stock s wou ld have been depleted to I he point where maj or power curtailments would have become necessary. Ju st as importanl as our continuing coal supply was our power delivery system which fea tures 1300 miles of 765,000-volt transmission lines, the world' s largesl. Huge amount s of eleclri ci iy were moved over these AEP Sys lem li nes from all direction s. Cus tomers of neig hboring utilities also benefiJed because power could be delivered through our lines 10 them . DUTTON DRUG IS NOW -ACCEPTING YOUR NEW UMW HEALTH CARD FOR PRESCRIPTIONS 1. WE WILL KEEP AN ACCURATE UP TO DATE ACCOUNT OF YOUR ·Rx COSTS FOR YOUR •so DEDUCTABLE. :. . ' jt • • t'' '' . .. .·. . . '·l'.l . ·,, ., ' :.,- •• .. ,, • I. ·-~ . UNITED 'MINE WORKERS t' . jOHN ROBERTS CL ASS rHNC. Sixth gnule ('lleerle11ders How were we able to keep the power on? FIRST, you did your part by respondi ng to our appeals to conserve electricity wherever you cou ld . Thi s helped us stretch out our supplies ' and saved thou sands of Ion s of coal. ' :. ) These spring day s are a welco me relief from the tough winter ,. Th.e severe weather and !he 109-day coal strike jeopardized the supply of electrici ly -and lhrealened a major disruption of business, indust ry and sc hools in many pan s of the count ry. 'I Holter as the winners . Mrs. Huller, Julie Ruse and Thelmil White served refrestunenls . Others attending were Mary Showalter, Ferne Mor· ris, Ada Neulzling, Mae McPeek, Letha Wood, Ada Morris, Doris Grueser, Sadie T•·ussdl, Margaret Tuttle, Betty Roush, Zelda Weber, Ada Van Meter, Ethel Orr, Erma Cleland, Mallei Van Meter, Ada Bissell, Leona . Hensley, and Inzy Newell. POLLY'S POINTERS Polly Cramer Curtains are clinging it on and the sides stay clean. It can be easily washed. Mend or patch the sheet if badly worn and this will not be seen under the mattress. An empty lipstick tube makes a great emergency sewing kit to carry in one 's purse. Clean out well with tissues and soap.1lnd water. Wind different colors of thread on a tiny piece of card· board that will lit in the tube, stick some neodles in and you have it. - BE11'Y . DEAR POLLY - The cut· off top from a detergent bot· Ue makes a good funnel to use when filling ca tsup and mustard containers. The bot· tom part could be used as a plant watering container. D.M. Polly will send you one of her s ig ned thank -yo u newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your faovite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her col· umn . Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of this newspaper. DEAR POLLY- I hope you or one of the readers can tell me how to prevent my polyester curtains from cl· inging toge ther. It is very han! to keep them hanging straight. ·M.R DEAR MJJ. - Do you use a fabric softe ner sheet in your dryer with the curtains? If you hang them damp, as many do. put such a sheet in the washer 's final rinse . Hope this helps. I am sure other readers have had the same problem and will tell us how they overcame it.- POJ.J.Y DEA Fl POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with stores that put the pril'c lags on the bottoms of breakable items and then lu1vc " Do Not Handle" signs all around . A person often likes to look around and get 1deas a bout prices without ll<lvin ~ to fi nd a sales person and ask the pr1ce of each thing. - MR.S. P.T. DF.AH POLLY - One of the reade rs ~ s ked lor a recipe lor n•1king the sug~r syrup used fo r stiffening crocheted 1tcms. I boil one cup of sugar and one-third cup water for two minutes, put the crocheted pieces 1damp ) in tile hot syr up and hoi! two more minutes stirring them The Holzer Modica! Center aro und all the time. School of Nursing has AUDHf:Y planned their Annual Spring JJEAH READF.BS Tea lor Sunday afternoon, Audrey's method is a bit dif· fcrent from the usual. Putting Apri123 , from 2 o'c lock until4 tile pi eces in the hut sy rup o'clock in Davis Hall, located without the second boiltn~ at ~14 First Aven ue in u.'iuall y seems sufficient. - Gallipolis, Ohio. Janet Byers, R.N.. Director POLLy IlEAl! POLLY - I am an of the School of Nursing said avid reader and lind it so an· that schools througho ut the noymg to have the book mark area have been sent an· constantly fallin g out of the nouncements of the open IJuok. I !l OW find that a pa(l<!r house plans for Sunday afdip works well . It can be left lern oo n. Students and on a page and then be pi cked members of the faculty or the up easi ly to mark another School of Nursi ng will be on hand so that high school one. - FRAN DJ-:AH POLLY - I never oiudents and others who are throw awav worn fitted interestod in applying for sheets bcca'use they make admission to the Holzer great box spring covers. Slip School of Nursing can be tak.en on tours and have their questions answerod . Time will also be available for persona l int erv ie ws, should any of the guests be ABOVE THE REST ! interestod in details on ad· mission . Refreshments will be served . All who are interested should come to the Main Lounge of Davis Hall, home of the Holzer Modica! Center Schoo l of Nursing in Gallipolis. the g trend '100 CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Rebound morrioge lui. I just don'tthink I should have to hurry with this kind of decision ... I just reailzed something : I am not mad at the irrunlgra· lion laws. I am mad at J uan . He knows how I feel about be· ing pressured into marriage. He knows my firs t marriage started that way . And yet he hasn 't come up wi th with any alternatives for me. COUNSELOR: This situation is somewhat like your first marriage? CAROL: It's not exactly the same. We had to get married because I was pregnant. COUNSELOR: And you fel t resentful about that. CAROL: Yes. I don't liketo be forced into anything. My first husband never gave me any alternatives either. COUNSELOB : Did you suggest any ' CAROL: No. I was too afraid he would leave me. COUNSELOR : Maybe yuu could ttunk about why you de· pe nd on the other person to lind solutions for these problems. You feel manipulated and controlled, yet you continue to play a passive role in the relationship. CAROL: That's nght. I have always been so afraid of being left. But it hasn't work· od out very well. I just end up feeling resentful. Carol did not marry Juan and he relumed to Argenti na. Before he left, they discussod their relationship . She finally asked him why he was in the lawyer's office the day they met , ar.d he revealod he had been in serious trouble wi th the Jaw. At that point, she realized she had been in too great a hurry to establish another permanent relationship . Feeling lonely and depressod after her divorce, she had almost made a tragic 1nistake. Dr. Blaker cannot take telephone calls from her readers. However, there are hundreds of crisis inlerven· lion phone lines in the United States. For the phone number of one near you, contact your local mental health association or menl<ll health in· fonnation service. Write to Dr. Blaker in care of this, newspaper, P.O. Box 489, fuldio City Station , New York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of mail prohibits personal replies. but questions of ge neral interest will be discussed in future colwnns. In this excerpt from a hoiline call, a young, recently divorcod woman discussod her plans to remarry. It soon became (\Vident that she was about to enter a "rebound marriage,'' one based on a sense of personal deficiency rather than personal worth. The emotional distress so commo n in the post separation period is not conducive to making rational long-term commitments. Many · experts recommend living alone lor two or three years before tryi ng agai n. CAROL: I have a big deci· sian to make and I was hoping you could help me. By next week, I have to decide if 1· want to get married again. Actually , I have only six days ... COUNSELOR: Exactly six days'! " CAROL: Yes, my boyfri end won 't be able to stay in the United States unless we get ma rried. He is a citizen of Argentina. My friends say he is using me, but I don't believe that. We really do love each other. COUNSELOR: Then why are you having so much trouble making this decision' CAROL : I don't like being pressured. Those stupid im· mig ration laws make me so angry. COUNSELOR: How long have you known him ' CAROL: About eight months. I met him in my lawyer's wailing room. I was finishing up some business about my divorce. COUNSELOR : And wha t was he doing there' CAROL : You know, I really don't have the faintest idea ! I never askod him. COUNSELOR : Anyway, you have not been divorcod for very long. CAROL: That's right. In fact, my divorce was final just last month. Even though I love Juan - that's my boyfriend's name - I guess I feel lik~ I am moving too fast from one relationship to another. I had ·wantod to give myself some time before se t· tling down again. COUNSELOR : Are you afraid you will lose Juan if you don 'I marry him now ' CAROL: Yes. He will hove to go back to South America -and I may never see him again. But if I marry h1m now. I know I will feel resent· Plans lor the annual mother-<iaughter banquet to be held on May 16 were made during a meeting of the U111tod Methodist Women of the Forest Run Church held at the horne of Mrs. Ma y Holter. Announced during th e meeting was May Fellowship Da y to be held May 5 at Trinity Church by the Church TEXACC HEATING OIL I 00 of ABC News and Sports, is expected to formalize at a news conference the repor t that the teaming of Barbara and Harr y would come to an end. · Mis s ·Walter s, who currently is in Panama on the canal story, will remain with the Evening Ne ws. Although he.r contract calls lor her to be an anchor person , it is understood "'S he ·will concentrate heavi ly, as she has been doing in recent months , on interviews and reporting . The anchor chores will be split , with Miss Walters in New York, Frank Reynolds in PTA or become a PTO WashingUJn , Peter Jennings Following a dis~ usJsl on , a vole in London and Max Robinson wa s taken with 15 votin g for in , Chicago. Robinson P'I'O while five voted to re- recently joinod ABC from lllillll PTA . WTOP in Washingt.on .• An executive meclmg was Two questions that Arlodge scheduled to prepare rules of is expected to answer operatiOn for the PTO . It was concern when the switch will v~1ll'l to c_11ntribute $10 to the occur and the future of Harry haslern F flA for ba by s1ttlllg · Reaso ner . · Reasoner this se rvice durin~ the year. spring was negotiating with his old employer, CBS News, which wanted him t.o return t.o replace BJII Moyers on CBS MiiKE LIST Reports. Moyer s, whose Eleven Meigs County contrac t expires in August, is students attending Hocking leaving CBS to return to PBS. Technical. Co llege at Although Reasoner 's Nelsonville have been named contract with ABC has · to . the dean 's Jist for the several years to run, he has winter quarter. A three point or better is required for said that he has an oral listing. The group includes agreement with Arledge 's Linda K. Stewart, Pomeroy, predecessor that he could a fou r point, and Sherri ·leave ABC in June if he were Kauff, Middleport: David L. unhappy . The ratings on the ABC Cole, V~rginia Jordan , Eve ning News have been Pamela Kautz , James C. disappo intingi o the network , Kines, Jeff Wa rner , and wtuch had hoped the Barbara Debra Wind on, all of and Harry show would move Pomeroy: Rebec ca Ord and them out of last place in James M. Titus, hoth of network evening news Syra cuse , and Co r ena competition . It didn't. Rhodes, Racine. CHESTER--New off1 cers were elected at the · recen t meeting of the Chester PTO. Theyarc Bul) Davis, presi· dent : Linda Bentz, vice presi· dent ; E s ther May s, secre tary ; and .Judy Eichinger, treasurer. PlallS w~re agin again discussed fo r the t:;ltester Alumri banquet to be served by the gro up. Joann Baum gave a repo rt on l11e prugress of the library and alsu informed members thal several senior dlilcns will be helpmg with it. She asked for paren ts and teachers to review the shi;r ment of books so that the ones not wa nted for the se houl can be returned to the company . A discussion was held un whether the parenl·teacher group would continue e:ts a Banquet set The band banquet to be held May 13 at 6 p.m. wa s discussed during a meeting of the Meigs Band Buustero held at the high school Munday evemng. Parents uf band rnemiJei'S are being asked to t ontribute desserts fur the ilanquet. Named to a nominating committee were Allen King, Maxme Goeglein, and Barbara Van Meter. Band camp was announ ced for ,aug. 6 through Aug . 12 at Cmnp Crescendo at Rio Grande. First deposit of $10 is due by Ma y 1, 1l was reported . A repo rt was given on the memhership drive which ·is be ing handlod by Mrs. Mary Dorst, Mr . and Mrs. Will iam King, Mrs . Maxine Goeglein, Mrs. Ida Ma rlm , Mrs. Ann fuldford and Mrs. Nell ie Wright. Pat Wood presided at the · mee ting with Fl orence BearllS g iv i n~ the secretary 's report , and Mary Dorst. the lrcet~u rc r 's report. NAME CHANGE COLUMBUS 1UP I) - The Ohio Senate gave fin a l legislative approval and sent to the governor Thursday a bill changing the name of the Ohio Merit Scholar ship program to the "Ohio Academi c Scho lar ship " program . The change became neces· sary when off1dals of the Nat16nal Merit Scholarship competition informod Ohio offi cials that ·· Merit S c h o la rs h ip" wa s copyrighted and that Olu o's program couldn't use the same name . The program provid es for a statewide ~o mp e titi o n for high sc hool stu dent s l or money to be used toward a college degree . rtrestone FAIRLAWN" 20" Rotary -?~ · Mower r \ 999s \ $ GRASS CATCHER AVAILABLE • Brt).:g .. &. ~~ r:-~t It ill :~. f l·J' .. nu l • •matH ' d!t lkt· t' nRtnP ·1-Ltnrii P lll!ill ll H·d · I H~>Ii it· t rm1 r, )l ' ·\ d lll~ t tihJt• t Ul l 1 11 ~ ht·tght I 1, !H ) ) • ~· n mr .u11l n·1 r und Ndi·t-k hHfflt·... • Ea.., \ r1Jll n1 ~ ";" 1' hc, .J.., POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 Pomeroy , o. 606 E. Main Front End Alignments Hard work is easy with lhe tough 8 hp MF 85 lawn tractor. It mows a 36-inch wide swa th . Features fiv{;! -speed in-line shifting for a tull range of working speeds . Handles your light hauling , dozing and snow remova l jobs. And best ot all - it 's priced to compete with many riding mowers fha t can 't do a II the ath er things around your place that the MF 85 can. Come on in and take a good , The Powerful MF 85 makes It easy to get aroundyarctwOrk at a quick clip. close loo k. It's one ~- tough tractor ..: and that makes !lungs a Jot easier on you . ' 3. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE. Fuel Chief HEATINB DIL And , finally, the power st ayed on because the men and women of Ohio Power did their jobs well and worked together with their fellow emptoyees' across the AEP System . CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992·2145 You depended on us and we depended on you to get us through last winter. It's good to know we can count on each other. . FOR FURTHER DETAILS WILL BE SOLO IST The Rev . Edna Darling, · master of divinity, Wor· lhinglon, will be guest soloist during the break HI the Providence Area School of Religion 'to be held at the .' Naomi Baptist Church, Sunday , 3 to ~ p.m. Public is in· ·vitod to attend, DISTRIBUTED HY _ .__QhioEower~ ·-.. . Chester PTO elects officers Women United uf Meigs Omnty. Forty·two sit' k and shutin calls were reported. A love o fferin~ was t<Jken and a tJwnk yuu note was read from Mrs. Grace Fisher. Mrs. Ann Watson o(l<!ned the meetin ~ with the l.<lfd's Prayer in unison. DevotiOns were by Mr s. Vernal 'Blackwood usi ng Sl'ripture from Luk e 17 and Hebrew II , and the serenity prayer. Mrs. Edith Sisson, program leader using as her top1c. "The First Witnesses. Open· ing song wa s " Let the Lower Lights Be Burning." Mrs. Sisson mentioned seve ral women spoken of in the book of Acts and their witnessing. Other readings were given by Mrs. Harvey Koch, Mrs. Ver· non Nease, and Mrs. AIJrl'<l Yeaugor . Mrs. Sisson con cluded with a poem, " Da ys End " and the song. "Fairest Lord Jesus." Mrs. Koch gave "Live by Faith, Not by re-el· ing." Refrestunenls were servl'<l by Mrs . Holter and Mrs . Edison Hollon. WITH I. NEW YORK (UPI ) - The Barbara Walter s- Harry Reasoner anchor team-on the ABC Evening News will go off the air in fav or of a basi ca lly anchor-less format , ABC is expeeted to announce today . Roane Arlodge, pres id~ nt Mrs. Holter hosts UMW meeting ou'll he happier SAVE UP TO 2. DISCOUNT SAVINGS ON YOUR RX COSTS AVAILABLE TOWARD ALL OTHER. ITEMS IN STORE. • Spring tea to be held on Sunday ONLY $49 9<; WHE N YOU BRING TH IS AD IN! ., ' went' to the Golden Gleam C<inncil meeting and Jl1lr· l!Cipatcd in the actiVities there . She also announced the April 2:! district deputy club's meeting at Mariell<l in the electric building on Col~ate Dnvc. A report was also given unthe 59th annual rally of District 12 held at Willooghby, attended by Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Grant, Helen Wolf, and Ma rcia Keller. A cake walk was held with Mrs . Keller and Mrs. Marv K.· Barbara stays; Harry negotiates; . Peter, Max and Frank become stars - RIDENOUR CityJce _&_fueL~. ASH ST. MIDOLEPORT1 0. •••••••••••..,~!!!!!!~~---· FUNDS DISTRIBUTED State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reports the distrlbutiiDL.of state motor ve hi cle registration . fees totaling $10,267,164.32 to Ohio counties, cities, townships and villages. Meigs County 's portion was $24,481.45. ' 399 W. Main MODERN SUPPLY Pom e101 "111• Stor• With "All Kinds of .. tuff" FORPETS-STABLES- !ARGE & SMAll 991-21~ ANIMALS- !AWNS-~AROlNS I ~!_ \ With MF, quality is part of the bargain. - - �. 7- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April21, 1978 6- The Daily Sentmcl, Middll'port-Pomeroy . 0 ., fri day. ;\pril21, 1978 Grande. .Chorale presents program for Salisbury PTO Tlw f.nm& Chura it.• of Hto (;n.J nde Cui!Pgt• and Cumllltlllity Collt•gc. prl•sented a prugram tlf musH_' Tut•sday L'rt:nt ng preet.•ding 11w 'Xth:'lbury l''l'(lt,lh.:·dtng. 1'111:-. was Uw tlllrd yt·Hr the stalled llle. rll'W ufftl'l'I'S. The PTO vutt'd tu make a dnnk!tltln to the Grande l''horc-tle Hlld ollL' lo a tnenwnaJ. fund which will be lL"l'd l u purch.Hst' a ~ ra nd p1anu fvr tht: Ri o Urangt• Collt•gl'. In other actwn it was \ ~~kd l\1 buy new t'i.ll'pcl r(:[' Utl' pnnclpal ami SClTl'lHry 's dfftcer~ cmd a cl1lnmiltt.•l' con.;itsting . uf Mr·s. F1·y. Mr.->. Sloan wul Arland King was appointed to investigatl• fur- I'TU lws ::;ponsor e<l a IX'I'· fun nart c~· IJ~ lht' Chorcdt· aru.l tlus yei.lr an aftt.•rnoon pmgr;-nn was presented fur lilt• ~ tudt•nt s. Tilt' CIHU'<Iie 1.s Cllltt· ~ost·d of ~~ sderl group of 16 :-. tngn~ ;uHI four dl'('( llllji<Jtt tsls under tht> tilrt'L'· 1 uf. [\. l crl~· n Hoss. drn•rtur lhl' Stlmol ~lf Mus!(· at HHJ tmh· Till' pn1~ra m wa:-. til<'!' tlw pussi blt• pureh"se of 1rlte rromtn un1c atl on , system fur the sthoul. Judy 1\mg <:md Barbara B~t.·glc \ 'fi nL'd rmd wdl rt•cctn.·d. Wt'I'L' ilppuintcd to audit tht' I Ju!'t!l)::! t1Jl• bustnes:-. trt•HSUI'l'r's books for ' lht• nt·w offtters llll'\'llllg an Wt.'I'l' ~ <'kl'tL•d and install<•d. TilL'\ .1 re Ml's. Barbara Fry. pr:rsident: Mrs. Kan~ n Sloan. \ 't('i.' PI\'Si denl: Mrs. M;u·tha Kmg. -.,ccrdaq: ;md l\lr~. Franktl' Ilunnel, l rcH)o;lln~ r . Mrs . S;,JIIr l ~:tlnbe rt, a p<~st p resul t.~nt. 11i- Suste Pulli n.s. ways and Salisbury slmlPnts hH Vt' been tlnlt.'red and should ffi· I'Pl'ci ved b\' tl1c second wet>k of May s'tll' alw reminLieLI llll' lllbt• r :, tu continue to S<t\'L' lx•ltle ca (JS. tAm Hunnd of the Ponwro~ Y(1Utl1 Le<Jgue lttilnkcd the For all yo.ur home Entertainment and Appliance Needs. group fur se\·cn bcndws wht ch will ~ used un the S.:tlisbur~ lwll field u and on DOXOL SERVICE the T-ball field TV & Appliance Gas Service pre ceding llll'C llll g, flll'l'llll.J.: Racine, Ohio te next lhl'l'e IN ill PTO l.Jt~ H fur all pcmmb uf f t r st 1-{ntd t~rs an d ki ndcrgartl'JI stud t·Jl ts . At Chester , Oh io MOST EXC ITING crafts UNDER THE SUN ' • New Mac ram e Cords • Tole Painting Supplies & Books • Weavin g Supplies & In structio ns Stop 1n a nd see the " All New" wood fiber fl owers. Order now or make your own for Mother 's Day . CRAFTY LADIES HANDICRAFTS 804 W. Mam St . Pomeroy , Ohio Jusf below The Jones Boys in Pomeroy in the Nationw1de In sur ance Building . NEED AGOOD CAR? HERE'S VALUE! 1974 FORD MAVERICK GRABBER 11995 1974 MUSTANG II GHIA.......... 11895 V 6. auto , P S.. P B , vinyl roof, al r 1973 PINTO ........................... 11495 crl , factory a tr . vmyl root & sunroof 1973 FORD LTD. _......... _..........11295 'Dr, P.S, P.B.. air 1971 DODGE MANOCO ..... ......... 1495 4 tirruc nl'xt tcnn . The pledge lo the flag led by Salisbury Cub Seoul Pack cmd and a Short devotiona l br the Hev. William Middleswar th uf St. Pau l's Lu theran Church in Porne rt~y opened the meeting.. Sel'und gnule won thl' rnom ro unt. Refreslunenl' were served afler the meet ing. FIN1SHES STUDY Morton Ti tu~. son of Mr cmrl Mrs. James R. T-it us. Syrcu·usr. recently finished a t.wo yeHr course in envu·onmental heu llh at llw H<.:k< ng Ted111 ieal College with H 15 grade averagL•. Ht• has ilcccptcd t'lllploymcnt 11 1th the P1ke l"ounty lleallh Dep<.trtment of Wttverly GradmJlion esc rries are lleld at til e condusion of thl' regular schottl year . I Mary Shrine 37, Order of lh e While Shrine of Jerusalem held il' annu"l inslall"lion of officers Friday ni ~ht al the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Mrs. Jacque G"brilsch Fowler was installed as worth)• high p1·iesless a11d w"s eseorlerl around the c1·oss bv her husband , David Fowler, while the soloist. Don"ld G" brilsch sa ng "You'll Never Walk Alone". Thomas Ed w"rds. watchmm1 of shepherds was escorted aro und the cross while Gabrilsl'h s"ng "CI1 mb Every Mo untain . Accompa ni ~ t was Mrs. Bea Kuhn . Other officers installed were W"nda C. Gabritsch, nobl e prophe tess: J ames Soulsby, assodule watdun"n of shepherds; Ennu Yoho smbe : Barb"''" Dugan : treasurer: Sue Soulsby, chaplain : Vi vian M"Y· shepherdess: Donna Sle w"rl. guide: Stella Atkins, herald: .Jesse Brinker, f1rsl W. M.: Donald M~y . s~eond W. M.; Real ntcc 1968 CAMARO .......-- -....... _....... 1095 1 Shi!rp 1968 MUSTANG .................. .. .... 1495 6 c:yl, autom at ic. air. 1 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR ............... 495 I cyl , s ld TRUCKS1975 GMC GENTLEMAN JIM .... 13495 Jim Pa ckage , P S., P B , la c atr, t ilt wheel. AM .FM · tape , bucket sea Is 1973 FORD F-100 ................... 11895 H)/, «; t d V 8 t ltv tj RIEBEL'S USED-CARS See Roger Riebel · 667 .)463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio I ' - - - -- - ' - - - St . Rt . 7 Yoho. gual'dian: and Donald F. Gabl'itseh, guard. The installing officers we1:e B::ll'barEJ . Dugan, irwiling herald; Mrs. Kuhn , in viting organist: and Mary HugilL'S , inst"lling officer: M"rie Hawkins, chaplain: M"xine Wingett, herald ; Pauline Atkins, scribe; Mrs. Kuhn , org"nist: Waller Earl, Jr., gu"rdian : Esta Rees, color bearer: and Donald A. and Darryl A. Gabritsch, soloists. Honomry officers rceognizL-Ll were Ose"r Casto, fl"g be"rer ; Naomi Brinker. banner bearer; Nancy Van Meter, and Helen Pickens, I.H:tnne r escorb; Clara Adams, Madonna ; Cla r" Riley and Jane Wagner, "ngels; P"uline Atkins, courier: Terri C"rsev: flower soloist. Helen Reynolds, Helen Clase, Pearl ·Reynolds. Fern Cheese brew an d Arline Oavis, matronii of honor ; rcgistm tion: Thomas Edwards, Osear C:asto, Donald Yoho. Donald r . Gabrilsch, Jl1li""Phernalia; Wanda C. Gabritsch , Erma Yo ho. publid ly. Wanda C. Gabritsch. Midge Abbott , Erma Yoho. Clara Hiley, Vi vian May. Barbara Dugan. Helen Piekeus, Donlli:l SlewcH'l wavs ami mci:l llS; Mm·ie H"wkins, Farie · Kennedy. Elsie Hnush, Everlyn Mu;Ta v Lill<an Moore, Pauline Brewer, Nellie Casto, F:unicc Jividen, queen:s at~ tend"nts, Terri Carsey, J oa n Ern est 11 W.in~ l! tt . Niiotlli Kaldor, Amber W"rn er. Brinker, Margaret Ncumtm, Trudy Andrrws, f)e"lrice by-laws: Na ncy V" n Meter. Robson, . Evelyrt Grucscr, Maxine Wingett, W"nd>< C. Leslie Ingles. and Wesley Gabritsch. Huby Di ehl. Mary Hughes, Kay Logan. visiJi ng Buell, king's guards. and cheer cununittec : Hlld Committees for the ye"1· Marie Hawkins, Kay Logan . ate Marie H~wkins , Erma Vivian May, "nd Erma Yolm. Yuho , prompters; M"rie telephone conunittee . Hawkins, Thomas Edwards. Theme for the year is SueSoulsby,examining: B"r"Happy Wanderc•·s" "mltile bara Dugan, James Suulsby, multo is "With Joy in Ou1' Stella Atkins, finan ce: M"xll ecu·t~ . " iue Wingett. Helen Pickens, Preceding the instalh1tion a Naomi Brinker. auditing: business meeting was held P"ulin e Atk ins, Allen with Nellie Casto reti r111g Hughes, Naomi Brinker, worthy hi gh pri estess 1Jc111g material objective commitescorted to her stati on by lee: Wanda C. Gabrilseh, Helen Ch"se. Nl'llir ra sto, Mrs. Dugan, lhe inviting lwrald. and Mrs. Kullll , lhe \nv it i ng worthy Or ganist. Mrs. Casto ex tended " wul conw iHHI introduced distinguished guests, Mrs. Lucille Earl, supreme instructor, flunlington Shrine:!, Huntington, W. Va : Walter Earl, junior past w"lc lunan of shepherds, Hulnington Slwinc : Mrs. Esi.11 Bees. past worthy high pri es tess, · Lafayette Shrine 44 . r;allipol<s: Mrs. K"lhryu Alexander. worthy hi gh priestess. l,;~fayelt cS hrinc . Also presented were the past worthy high priestesses of Mar v Sh1·i nc, Mari e Hawkins.' Maxine Wingett, Pauline Atk ins, . Mary llu ghcs. Barbara Dugan, Midgw ,\ bbull, Clara Hil ey, , aml prt st watrhme n of sh<•pherds uf Mary Shrine, Ernes t Wi ngett , tll lcn Hughes, and Thomas Edwards Following the pledge lo lh<• nag . Mrs. llawkl nS opened tht· llible and while knee ling · attlw altar. Darryl Gabritsch s.cmg till' .. Lurd's Prayer " acrwn pametl by Mrs. Kuhn . F ull o w tn~ the in:-;tu iiHtiun Us ... O.!:itar Castu, jt mllll' past wat - I I H78/15 WHITEWALLS ONLY $3295each MOUNTING AND BALANCING FREE Limited Time Offer {!SEN_E - • SALES TIRE N. Second Ave. Middle port. 0. Mrs Honor roll Princi pal James Diehl has announced the founh six weeks grading period for Meigs High School. Making a grade of " B" or above· in all their subjects to be listed on the roll were : l':tslu. jumor past wurtli y high By Helen Boltel THE READERS ALWAYS WRITE ... ON! DEAH HELEN: I sympathize with I.J. whose husll11nd is IJcing gouged by an e•-wife for exorbitant child supp011 . In my case, the court ord~r<-Ll my ex lo report when she gut a job. and I was allowed to deduct one-third of her net from her alimony. However, she neglected to tell me she was working for almost lwo years! I took her to court -and the judge 111cre"sed her pa yments from me by $160 per month! ll1ave just joined " Fathers Demanding Equal Justice," 3752 Motor Av~ .• Los Ange les, Calif. 90034, to hel p fi ght these inequities.- STEPHEN DEAR HELEN ' I disag ree with the Mexic" n "machismo" im"ge one of your re"ders described. I lived in Mex ico len years and found oul that in m"ny cases it's the woman who rules the roost. Before his fri ends. the Mexican m"le is very much macho, but at home he's really a pussycat. I w"s married to a senoriU. for four yea rs. I am a Latin and conSider myself Iough , but thal lillle woman could shake Hades when she got mad. Fin"IIY I realized 1 was no match for her, headed ll1!ck to the states and dJvorce.- TONY DEAR HE lEN : " Happily Married Chicana" in Sa n Francisco is blind as a Mt. I'm married to a Mexican who wa s born "nd raised in the United Sta tes I jke her Chicano, he's head of the house, but .he doesn't act in a loving w"Y· His father was an alcoholic who beat his mother constantly, My husband ran away all4 , was in "nd out of juven ile hall. mlo drugs, the works. Does thai sow1d like the dose-knit f"mily unit H.M.C. describes as typical of Mexicans ? His cousin had her first baby all3. She snorts coke all day. Another cous1n lost her two kids and went to pnson for heroin dea! 'ng and addiction. That's close-knit '! The Mexican family is no more cohesive tha n those of other races. I've seen these macho men beat and cheat on thetr ~ives. I' ve seen dirty kids while parents gel stoned . I've heard of 1ncest. People are people no matter what their color, and there's a lot of sick ones. - EYES OPEN ING TO REAIJTY DEAR HELE N: You Teeently quolt-Ll" rece nt study in Pedi"trics Magazine, which reportt-d lh"l among mothers of "Sudden Infant Death Syndrome" Ill ll11bies, there was a higher proportion of smokers. I feel this gives lhe impression thai smoking causes S.l.D.S., which is untrue . S.I.D.S. Ls alleasl as old as the Old Testament and seems to have been as frt-q'Uenl in the 18th century as il is now. This demonstr"les thai environmental agents such as birth control pills. tobacco use, etc. do not cause it. I lost a d"ughter to Crib Death, yet I had slopped smoking dunng my pregnancy. I smoked the whole time I was carrying our older. very healthy child. Perhaps there is " hig her proportion of smokers among mothers of S.l . ~. victims simpl y because more w·omen smoke today. No one knows the answer, but I hope you will cle"r up the imprc~si on that non·smoking mothers may be inunune while smoking mothers might cause Crib Death in their infants. On top of our sorrow, we don 't need added guilt! -CON CE RNED PARENT 1968 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR......... 295 4 PLY POL P,Jn QN Neuman, organisl ; D01wld girl, and James ·s oulsby. - H-e len Help 1 HT Allen Hughes, tturd W. M. ; Ernest Wingett, kiitg; Maxinc Wingett. queen: N"omi Ree-d, first H. M.; Kay l.ogau , second H. M.: Ruby Diehl , lh1rd H. M.; Margaret . of lht• new uffu:crs, g1fL-:; to till' mstallmg offi cer s. Dr 1968 OLDS 442 ....................... 1895 ,. Mary Shrine installs officers in Masonic Temple ceremony .Jnhn 1.1sk. prtndpal. anntmnced that on May If) RIDENOUR'S 1 thot lilile, Mrs. M"rlha Hoove<·. first grode teadwr. and Rul>er't Morris. re~u.ling prog ram . dil'ector, f<•deral reading program wh 1c h IJc~a n in lhe first gr"de this ye"r and is scheduled to cun- t'i:l r. rneans l'OinrTHliL'L' ehatrman. rep(lr ted that T-sllirts for oil ' prit·::~tcss, and chrn<UI of sheplwrds were pn.:ost•ntcd wtth past offi t.:('l' Jl'Wl'b froru Mou·y ll' trlC . Till·.~' also l't'CCI\' gtfls from tlll' officers of ' tary Shnne :fi Mr ~ C11sto also presented 1 • ufrt l' L' l'S wtth Cl gt ft o f HP· . iffft" THEN THE FIRE FEU. I Kings 18:17-.19 . The scene opens on Carmel's brow ..The challenge has been giVen, and the four hundred and fifty prophets of BBal have been trymg all day to gel their god to send fire lo consume the sacrtflce on the altar. From morning to evening, a large throng had watched the frenzte activities of the prophets and as yet there had been no response from the heavens . Baal had noi answered .the challenge flung down by Elijah; God ' prophet . Now, as tl)e evemng shadows begin to lengthen, God 's man beckons for the crowd to draw near. He finishes his preparations, stands near the altar, and offers a short prayer . In ~~wer to that prayer , God sends fire that ~-onsumes the sacnf1ce, the altar, and even the dust about it. Elijah prayed . then the ftre fell . ' 1\JJ in Elijah's day , and as foretold in n Thess. 2; 3 there is now a growing indifference and a "falling away" from the things of God . Oh,to. be sur~ there are, even today, the false prophets wtlh allthetr hot a1r, but there is very lillie Heaven sent hre. The smudge pol~ of the charismatics promise fire but spew fort? nothing but billows of smoking confusion. American l'hrtsllaruly needs the blasling purge of revival fires and not the sleep inducing ''I'm O.K. : you're L.K." that dribbles from the pulpits of too many churches. . Elijah's prayer was answered, not because of his eloquence or intellect; it was answered because he did thi ngs God's way . He repaired the old altar, followed the Lord 's direchon, prayed, and then the fire fell . If America is to ever kn?w revival, it will be when church members quit playing rehgton and get back to the Bible. That may sound as archaic as it must have in Elijah's day ; however, it was obedience that brought the ftre, not an updating of methodology or a new program. It is still the old story from the old Book that brings eternal results. If Christians will obey the Scriptures and offer an acceptable sacrifice (Psalm >I :171, then a watching world will see the fire of God 's approval and power fa ll on churches that have been long dormant Get back to the God of the Bible obey Him, and then the fire will fal l. - Rev Alan Blackwood: · pastor of Calvary B1bleChurch , 26 N. 2rd Ave., Middleport. PPf GOOD QUESTION COLUM BUS 1UPI) _ After thinking about it for a bit, Rep . Robert -E. Netzley, RLailra, asked a question on the Ohio House flour Thursday that nobody could . .. ...... ""'·, answer ...... Up for dell11le was a bill to increase the sa lary for the s e ve n a s s i g n me n t commissioners in counties where !here is only one judge of the court of common pleas. "Why ," said Netzley, "do we have · an assignment commissioner at all sin ce there isn'l but one judge that they can assign a case to'" The bill, boosting the annual salaries from $1,800 to $3 ,000, passed 74-12. Netzley \f TREATED AT SCENE football for lhe Cardinals, has The Middl e port rece ived a contract offer Emergency Squad was called from the Denver Bron cos. to 34 1 Park Sl., at 9,44 p.m. But the Ca rdinals Timrsday for Peggy Ellis, a exercising their rights unde~ med ical patient, who was NFL rules, Thur sday matched Denver's off er to treated on the scene. keep Dav is in St. Louis. If the Cardina Is do not trade Davis and he persists in not wanting ST. LOUIS (UPI) to play for tile team, he will Charlie Davis, a free agent , be forced to retire from the who no longer wan ts I~ play NFL. \ I ONE OF TilE BRIGHTEST half hours on the summer television schedule was that occupied by "The Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr . Show." The husband-wife duo is now making it big on their own after several Grammy-winning years with The Fifth Dimenston Jumt ull s and .~ell ow sPECIAL April 22 -28 ----· - --··- · -I· I Social 1 1 Calendar 1 1 HAMBURGER &FRIES 89~ roses. A l<ir ~e Hudson . Penny Hysell, Ray Janey , Kevin Jewell, Su~ Kenne dy, Helen King, Martha Krawsczyn, Cheryl Lefebre, Ney Parker, Lance Oliver, Rilla Rh oades, Rosalinda Quails, Belva Priddy, Lisa Prater, Pam Powers. Robert Nakamoto, Jom Murray, Danny Mor ris, Bonnie Morris, Judy Molden , Mark Mitch , Tami Milliron, Megan Mill er, Terri Robson. Stephannie Rou·ght , Nita Rusche! , Tammy Simms, Jane Sisson, Paige Smith, Diane Smith, Homer Smith, Melody Snouffer, Robin Snowden, Brent Stanley . Nancy Stanley, Sieve Stout. Velvet Swisher , Sherry Tackett. Paula Thomas, Gina Thompson , Darlene Thornton, Don Tillis, Teresa VanMeter, Terri Vin ing, Scoll Warner, Mike Wayland , Jennifer Wise, Dennis Wolfe. Juniors - Ca rin Bailey, Elaine Barnhart, Ga ry Basham, Joy Beaver, Greg Becker, Jana Burson, Julia Byer, Tam my Cha rl es. Debbie Co leman , Mary Colwell , Joyce Cook, Juanita Corbitt, Diana Davidson, Patty Dyer, Christy Evans, Beve rly Faulkner, Dennis Grant. Beverly Grate, Judy Hall, Beverl y Hoffman, Gary Holliday , Tammy Johnson, Kevin King , Julia Kitchen, Keith Kraull er , Keith Landers, Dianna Lee, Mark Magn otta, Valeria Matson, Joe McClo ud , Ron McGrath, Jo McKinney, Beverly McCla in, James Morrison , Todd Morrow , Lisa Nash , Sherrie Osborne. Kim Payne, Vicki Pickens, Ruthanna Plants, ·Rick Priddy , Stephani e Radford, Rhonda Reut er, Lisa Scaggs, Mandy Sisson, John Smith, John Stout, Craig Swick, Randy Tackett, Melll11 Thomas, Nickie Van Meter, Mark Venoy, Rita Vining, Jackie Wagner, Roge r . Wamsley, Ca rol Wilk es, Chris Yeager. Sophomores - Sonia Ash , Tonia Ash, Beth Bartrum. Julia Biron , Dan Ca nnon, Bob Chappelear, Christine Ebersbach , Mark Hoo d, Janet Horky, Bruce Hysell , Cliff Kennedy , RoiJcrt Klein, Rena Lefebre, Paul Matson, Scott McKinney, Ray mond Patterson, Gail Pierce, Kathie Qui vey. Paul Sturgeon, Dan Thomas. Freshman Conn i'e. Bailey, Tanm1y Blake, Kelly Brown, Hi chard Brown, Kenda Braun, Bill Browning, Way ne Capehart , Shari.• Drehel, Bob Duckworth , Bill y Dyer, Linda Eason, Tina East, Lori Faulkner, Teresa Fetty, Jerry Fields, Kevin Gibbs, Robin Harder, Scott Hartinger, Jayne ' Hoefli ch, Sheila Horky, Joyce Janey, Brian Kin g, Linda Kova lehick, Anita Lee, Ed Lester, Beckie U>ng , Carol Morris, Dee na .Neece, Doug Neece, Sieve Ohlinger, Beth Perrin, Steve Pullins, Lori Rupe , Tom Schoo nover , Marlin Searles, Camille Swindell, Jeff Welch, Darla Wilcox, David Wilkes. RETURNS IIOM F: Ml's. Wilfl' ed Sikes LJf Bovina , Tcxa .s. VI SIIl·<.J recently with her Sl!'ltc r and fami ly, Mrs. James ll . T<tus. of Syracuse. cakl' was h.• alurl'd on the sen ·uw ~IJlt• j-lJld was m.'I<.Ttlx.•d "Jat·qut• CabnL"idl ~ ·o \\l L•r. worth) l11gh pnl·~tess of Mar) Shnul' 37." TRY OUR CHICKEN OUT We Now Feature 3 Flavors of DlnJng mom hustt'sscs were Mrs. Wrnu..la (;itiJI'Il"ic h ami ~1r s : IJa\'ld l·'vwlcr The Shrill!.! ruom wa:; als1' dt•curatt.·d With arnlllgl·tncnts \J( :-,prtfT~ flowt:r~ ·')i:lg cs unci Soft-Serve and l11c t orwere lilies PIIH.Jns For of the ,·allev. Mrs. fowler an- COMMISSION MEETS 'l11e Meigs County Corn· missi oners will meet 1n spec1al sess1on Monday, April .24 at 3 : 30p . m~ to discuss the CETA pr o~ram . noun<·ed tl;~ Supreme While Shnn<· uf Jcrusul<·m lo b<· lwld 111 W1scunsu1, May 2-4, '"th the ·es.«on to IJc t ailed "The Joy S<'S.'Jion" 111 lnbute to VehnH Joy Hurnie of l'orliH nd , ·oregon, supreme worthy high pru:s tcs ~ CONES ' 1'5 + I A da try e t:d Locust & 4th St ., Middleport . 0 . 992 -5248 FRIDAY PAST Matrons Association of Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star Friday at 7,30 p.m. at the home of Mrs . Mari e Hawkins, N. Secon d Ave ~ Middlepon . SATURDAY BAKE SALE at Racine Home National Bank Saturday from 9 a. m. until noon . Sponsored by freshm an class at Sou thern fhgh . DAN HAYMAN . and the Co unt r y Hymntimers w<ll hold a hymn sing Saturday 7:30 p. m. at the Fairview Christian Union Churrh located on Ali ce Road two miles from Ewlngton . SUNDAY DAN HAYMAN and the Country Hymnlimers w1ll hold a hymn sing Sundar. 7:30 p.m. at Hockingport Meth od is t Chur c h . Hockingport , Ohio. .: SUNDAY DR . GILB ERT Schenider , pr ofesso r in lingui sti cs department , Ohio University, spcctker on grel.ve stones at program sponsored by Meigs Co unty and Pioneer Society, Meigs County Mu seum , Buttern ut Ave ., Pom eroy , 3 p.m. Sunday . Public invited. MONDAY MEETINGS at Athens Binh Cente r. 7:30 p.m. first and third Mondays eHch month ; 4 1 t Meigs youths are arrested This week's winning Ohio Lo tt e ry numb e rs: Gold numb er - 8. While number - 23. Blue number - 025. Extra Cash 31902 1. Lu<·ky Buck Two Threl'digil number 953. Six-digit number 324 160. . State St., Athens: eoffeel10u se above Cesa Que Pasa. Ca ll Barll11ra 9!12-:1886 for for e in formation . MEIGS COUNTY He" llh De p"rlmenl Auxiliar y, 7 p.m· Monday at the Health Department. Mech"n1c St. All Ulterested persons 1nvitecl to atFUND RAIS~:R lend. COLUMBUS <UP I I - Sen . nJ F~~ n ,, v HoiJcrt O'Shaughnessy, DWJ NI)JNG THA lL (;arden Columbus. wa s all smiles Club. civic [x,aul!fttat!on Thursday boasting about the eunumll ec will meet ul tl1e larger -than.;,xpecled turnout Me1gs County lnfmn"ry . I ::10 Wednesday night at a fund p.m. Tu~sdoy ttl work at thl• raiser in his behalf at a plrm tmg . Columbus high school. O'Siwughnessy said about AMERI CAN I.E(; ION Aux!hary, Drew Webster Post !19, 2!iQ people showed up for beer Pom~ ruy, 7:30 Tut·sd.ay even- N\E! We've Got Just What You Needl APPEARING THIS WEEKEND AT THE NOW YOU KNOW The visit of the king of Siam to President Herbert Hoover in 1931 marked. the first •1>pearanc e of an absolu te monarch in the United Sla tes. Mrs. Millard VanMeter 992-2039 or 992 .S72l ' Poi nt Pleasant Police now say that the three youths who they arre sted Wednesday evening in connection with the breaking and entering of Dr. John A. Shinn's resi dence at1909 Mi. Vernon Ave., are from Meigs County and not CinciMati. Police are also charging one of the youths, Phillip Dale Call, 18, Pomeroy, as an adult. He was arraigned before Magistrate John "Andy" Wilson , Thursday, who set a $10,000 bond on a ch arge of breaking and entering . Ca ll rema ins in jail in lieu o! post ing bond. Meanwhile, the oth er yo uths, 16 and 17 years-old and from Middlepon and Pomeroy. appeared before Judge James Holliday Thursday and have since been taken ll11ek to Ona Juvenile Detention Center . The youths originally told authorities they are residents of Cinci nnati . '6995 SALE Complete With Tools • "It Beats. As It Sweeps, As It Cleans" ..._ • Instant Rug Adjustment • Edge Cleaning Suction Power KER FURNITURE Middleport. 0 . It's Called The Open Bible for Good Reasons Me and my ~ RAZZMAJAZZ 5 PIECE GROUP TONIGHT & I SATURDAY I 10-2 1 llllllitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMHIItiiiiiiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII-ItRitiiUIIIIIIIIII·~ voted " no." INN PLACE , I Clonch , Patricia Corsi, Jeff = YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY. MAY s·TH Couch, Tammie DeBord , Jeff . !1! DeLong, Robert DeLong, ·= 11 You are Not Registered: Karen DeMoss, Tony Dill, · p OR Marcia Dillard , Dora Visit the Board's Office 1n erson Doerfer, Cindy Dorst, Sa)ly Phone the Board of Elections- OR Ervin, Vicky Epple, Pam :v\ail the Board a Card = Evans, Barbara Felly, Terri If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Fife, Ann e Filch, Chu ck Properly Registered, Phone the Board. Follrod, Becki Fry, Denise ( Games, ·Joe Games, Vick y German, Ca rl Gheen, Peggy = MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Girolami, Charl es Hall, Masonic Temple Building - Shelia Harmon , ThOlilTS P.O. Box 488 , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Harper, Kelly Hawk , Tim Phone 992-2697 Hood, Candy Hooper, Laura Hoover. Randy Houdashelt, Hours 9 : 00- 4 : 0~Saturdav~ 9 , 0~ · 12 : 00 Kathy Ho·ward , Rhonda Pomeroy Flower Shop and sausages . He apol og ized for not al the hall. Guest sptaker from the Soltllcrs il!ld S.atlo rs' mviting SLate housc reporters Oqlhans Ho~w at Xenm. and notl'd that in the rush to Organiuttton reprcsenl<tttv~'s schedule the event . he even and publi c l!lVltcli lo allt•nd. forgot to invit e his son. ,==_wllttiiiiMIItiiiEtiiiiiiiGIIIItsllltllllco'."llluii""N"tiiTY"tlllltllllvllt' lt' o"lltTIIIIEIIIIIRIIIItslltlllltllllltJ= Bing, Beverly Bishop, Cathy Blaettnar, Ray Blumenauer, Patty Boyles, Tracy Bur- 1 0 d t 0 V0t · dene, Rex Butcher, Marcia 5 n r er e '" Cale, Mary Carswell , l-<>ri the June 6th Primary ~ I Excellence in Ul ~ " It gets opened more often I" FROM PARKERSBURG, W.VA. B~~~~~rsc;;r~;~~ ~~~~~d.D~~~ University student. A highliglll of the trip w"s an afternoon spent louring the llouse office building, the Cap1ta l, House and Senate Chambers, including a visit w1th Congressman Clarence Miller. He accompa nied the group to the House chamber and explained the business of · the ·day and voti ng pn>cedures . All three of the intern"linal students visited their respeclive embassies and expressed their delight lo be on "home ground " and to speak their native language. After the t ou r of Washington, the grou p then went to Philadelphia , P" . where Miss Breeman remai ned for a weekend visit with a ' Rotary fam tly there who had hosted her s1sler. The others contmued on to :--hagant r"lls, Ca n"da before retu rnmg horne . I¥JIUl!lleP•>m:· C"thy Brceman , Netherlands: · Mexko. PICTUHED with Cong•·cssman Cl arence Miller arc, left to right, Malunoud Chhouri of l.ebona n. Becky Fultz. Mrs. Mr~. Harry O'Dairy Love·s Pepsi Cola A lour of Washington, D. C. was recently taken by Mrs. Betty Fultz and daughter, Becky, accompanied by three area international stu dents, Ca thy Breeman of the Netherlands , an exchange students of the New Haven Rota ry Club, Rodolfo Di"z Flores, an exchange student of the Middleport-Pomeroy Hota ry Club, and Malun oud . Ch houn of Lebonan . Ohio it \ \ IJI'L'C I<t f lfll\ . Fo wlt'r annotliH.'t'd ll iX>iluck to follo w the May 12 nwl'ltng. ln d tHlJOnS were i'L'<td frnm l.ahtyctlt: Sh rine (;rdl q){)l ts uu.t;tllat!on helt.l tht~ wel'k at tht: Masomc TL'IIlpll•. Thl' liev HoiJl'rt Kuhn gave tilt• bt:nl'dJr tt on 1-ll't'et·lllllg the dmnt• r li t• t:; ltSSU(' WU.• wat· dunan of shepherd s of l.i<fa ye tt l· Shnne H . t;all !pol<s. Till' dunng room ~<bh•., were del'OI'Htt•d with Group visits Cong. Miller • Sermonette THE MEIGS INN 992~29 POMEROr,-o-. ·"It opened up my Bible study. " "lt .opened up my understanding of Christ's teachings and the Chrliltlan Life." · Rel'ld ·A·Long Refe rences and Re e~d · A-lo ng T11mslations rlght in the te)C\ , TeaC' hings of Christ Inde x, The Christ1an Llfe Study Out · lines. T he Cyclopedic lndeK , and many more ' ' ,k . • SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY R.-C. -BOTTLING CO. MILLSTRE~T Middleport. Ohio 992 · ~542 0~ nnn .11~~ studY "helps make The Open B.ibte like no ' .other study Bible you\·e e\ler seen. And. to nssure your full be nefit in its use . each Open Bible comes with an e)Cclusive Owner's Guide . Join the thousands wh o are discovering hy this super ior stu dy Bible is called The 0 Bible. See it todav MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. �. 7- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April21, 1978 6- The Daily Sentmcl, Middll'port-Pomeroy . 0 ., fri day. ;\pril21, 1978 Grande. .Chorale presents program for Salisbury PTO Tlw f.nm& Chura it.• of Hto (;n.J nde Cui!Pgt• and Cumllltlllity Collt•gc. prl•sented a prugram tlf musH_' Tut•sday L'rt:nt ng preet.•ding 11w 'Xth:'lbury l''l'(lt,lh.:·dtng. 1'111:-. was Uw tlllrd yt·Hr the stalled llle. rll'W ufftl'l'I'S. The PTO vutt'd tu make a dnnk!tltln to the Grande l''horc-tle Hlld ollL' lo a tnenwnaJ. fund which will be lL"l'd l u purch.Hst' a ~ ra nd p1anu fvr tht: Ri o Urangt• Collt•gl'. In other actwn it was \ ~~kd l\1 buy new t'i.ll'pcl r(:[' Utl' pnnclpal ami SClTl'lHry 's dfftcer~ cmd a cl1lnmiltt.•l' con.;itsting . uf Mr·s. F1·y. Mr.->. Sloan wul Arland King was appointed to investigatl• fur- I'TU lws ::;ponsor e<l a IX'I'· fun nart c~· IJ~ lht' Chorcdt· aru.l tlus yei.lr an aftt.•rnoon pmgr;-nn was presented fur lilt• ~ tudt•nt s. Tilt' CIHU'<Iie 1.s Cllltt· ~ost·d of ~~ sderl group of 16 :-. tngn~ ;uHI four dl'('( llllji<Jtt tsls under tht> tilrt'L'· 1 uf. [\. l crl~· n Hoss. drn•rtur lhl' Stlmol ~lf Mus!(· at HHJ tmh· Till' pn1~ra m wa:-. til<'!' tlw pussi blt• pureh"se of 1rlte rromtn un1c atl on , system fur the sthoul. Judy 1\mg <:md Barbara B~t.·glc \ 'fi nL'd rmd wdl rt•cctn.·d. Wt'I'L' ilppuintcd to audit tht' I Ju!'t!l)::! t1Jl• bustnes:-. trt•HSUI'l'r's books for ' lht• nt·w offtters llll'\'llllg an Wt.'I'l' ~ <'kl'tL•d and install<•d. TilL'\ .1 re Ml's. Barbara Fry. pr:rsident: Mrs. Kan~ n Sloan. \ 't('i.' PI\'Si denl: Mrs. M;u·tha Kmg. -.,ccrdaq: ;md l\lr~. Franktl' Ilunnel, l rcH)o;lln~ r . Mrs . S;,JIIr l ~:tlnbe rt, a p<~st p resul t.~nt. 11i- Suste Pulli n.s. ways and Salisbury slmlPnts hH Vt' been tlnlt.'red and should ffi· I'Pl'ci ved b\' tl1c second wet>k of May s'tll' alw reminLieLI llll' lllbt• r :, tu continue to S<t\'L' lx•ltle ca (JS. tAm Hunnd of the Ponwro~ Y(1Utl1 Le<Jgue lttilnkcd the For all yo.ur home Entertainment and Appliance Needs. group fur se\·cn bcndws wht ch will ~ used un the S.:tlisbur~ lwll field u and on DOXOL SERVICE the T-ball field TV & Appliance Gas Service pre ceding llll'C llll g, flll'l'llll.J.: Racine, Ohio te next lhl'l'e IN ill PTO l.Jt~ H fur all pcmmb uf f t r st 1-{ntd t~rs an d ki ndcrgartl'JI stud t·Jl ts . At Chester , Oh io MOST EXC ITING crafts UNDER THE SUN ' • New Mac ram e Cords • Tole Painting Supplies & Books • Weavin g Supplies & In structio ns Stop 1n a nd see the " All New" wood fiber fl owers. Order now or make your own for Mother 's Day . CRAFTY LADIES HANDICRAFTS 804 W. Mam St . Pomeroy , Ohio Jusf below The Jones Boys in Pomeroy in the Nationw1de In sur ance Building . NEED AGOOD CAR? HERE'S VALUE! 1974 FORD MAVERICK GRABBER 11995 1974 MUSTANG II GHIA.......... 11895 V 6. auto , P S.. P B , vinyl roof, al r 1973 PINTO ........................... 11495 crl , factory a tr . vmyl root & sunroof 1973 FORD LTD. _......... _..........11295 'Dr, P.S, P.B.. air 1971 DODGE MANOCO ..... ......... 1495 4 tirruc nl'xt tcnn . The pledge lo the flag led by Salisbury Cub Seoul Pack cmd and a Short devotiona l br the Hev. William Middleswar th uf St. Pau l's Lu theran Church in Porne rt~y opened the meeting.. Sel'und gnule won thl' rnom ro unt. Refreslunenl' were served afler the meet ing. FIN1SHES STUDY Morton Ti tu~. son of Mr cmrl Mrs. James R. T-it us. Syrcu·usr. recently finished a t.wo yeHr course in envu·onmental heu llh at llw H<.:k< ng Ted111 ieal College with H 15 grade averagL•. Ht• has ilcccptcd t'lllploymcnt 11 1th the P1ke l"ounty lleallh Dep<.trtment of Wttverly GradmJlion esc rries are lleld at til e condusion of thl' regular schottl year . I Mary Shrine 37, Order of lh e While Shrine of Jerusalem held il' annu"l inslall"lion of officers Friday ni ~ht al the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Mrs. Jacque G"brilsch Fowler was installed as worth)• high p1·iesless a11d w"s eseorlerl around the c1·oss bv her husband , David Fowler, while the soloist. Don"ld G" brilsch sa ng "You'll Never Walk Alone". Thomas Ed w"rds. watchmm1 of shepherds was escorted aro und the cross while Gabrilsl'h s"ng "CI1 mb Every Mo untain . Accompa ni ~ t was Mrs. Bea Kuhn . Other officers installed were W"nda C. Gabritsch, nobl e prophe tess: J ames Soulsby, assodule watdun"n of shepherds; Ennu Yoho smbe : Barb"''" Dugan : treasurer: Sue Soulsby, chaplain : Vi vian M"Y· shepherdess: Donna Sle w"rl. guide: Stella Atkins, herald: .Jesse Brinker, f1rsl W. M.: Donald M~y . s~eond W. M.; Real ntcc 1968 CAMARO .......-- -....... _....... 1095 1 Shi!rp 1968 MUSTANG .................. .. .... 1495 6 c:yl, autom at ic. air. 1 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR ............... 495 I cyl , s ld TRUCKS1975 GMC GENTLEMAN JIM .... 13495 Jim Pa ckage , P S., P B , la c atr, t ilt wheel. AM .FM · tape , bucket sea Is 1973 FORD F-100 ................... 11895 H)/, «; t d V 8 t ltv tj RIEBEL'S USED-CARS See Roger Riebel · 667 .)463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio I ' - - - -- - ' - - - St . Rt . 7 Yoho. gual'dian: and Donald F. Gabl'itseh, guard. The installing officers we1:e B::ll'barEJ . Dugan, irwiling herald; Mrs. Kuhn , in viting organist: and Mary HugilL'S , inst"lling officer: M"rie Hawkins, chaplain: M"xine Wingett, herald ; Pauline Atkins, scribe; Mrs. Kuhn , org"nist: Waller Earl, Jr., gu"rdian : Esta Rees, color bearer: and Donald A. and Darryl A. Gabritsch, soloists. Honomry officers rceognizL-Ll were Ose"r Casto, fl"g be"rer ; Naomi Brinker. banner bearer; Nancy Van Meter, and Helen Pickens, I.H:tnne r escorb; Clara Adams, Madonna ; Cla r" Riley and Jane Wagner, "ngels; P"uline Atkins, courier: Terri C"rsev: flower soloist. Helen Reynolds, Helen Clase, Pearl ·Reynolds. Fern Cheese brew an d Arline Oavis, matronii of honor ; rcgistm tion: Thomas Edwards, Osear C:asto, Donald Yoho. Donald r . Gabrilsch, Jl1li""Phernalia; Wanda C. Gabritsch , Erma Yo ho. publid ly. Wanda C. Gabritsch. Midge Abbott , Erma Yoho. Clara Hiley, Vi vian May. Barbara Dugan. Helen Piekeus, Donlli:l SlewcH'l wavs ami mci:l llS; Mm·ie H"wkins, Farie · Kennedy. Elsie Hnush, Everlyn Mu;Ta v Lill<an Moore, Pauline Brewer, Nellie Casto, F:unicc Jividen, queen:s at~ tend"nts, Terri Carsey, J oa n Ern est 11 W.in~ l! tt . Niiotlli Kaldor, Amber W"rn er. Brinker, Margaret Ncumtm, Trudy Andrrws, f)e"lrice by-laws: Na ncy V" n Meter. Robson, . Evelyrt Grucscr, Maxine Wingett, W"nd>< C. Leslie Ingles. and Wesley Gabritsch. Huby Di ehl. Mary Hughes, Kay Logan. visiJi ng Buell, king's guards. and cheer cununittec : Hlld Committees for the ye"1· Marie Hawkins, Kay Logan . ate Marie H~wkins , Erma Vivian May, "nd Erma Yolm. Yuho , prompters; M"rie telephone conunittee . Hawkins, Thomas Edwards. Theme for the year is SueSoulsby,examining: B"r"Happy Wanderc•·s" "mltile bara Dugan, James Suulsby, multo is "With Joy in Ou1' Stella Atkins, finan ce: M"xll ecu·t~ . " iue Wingett. Helen Pickens, Preceding the instalh1tion a Naomi Brinker. auditing: business meeting was held P"ulin e Atk ins, Allen with Nellie Casto reti r111g Hughes, Naomi Brinker, worthy hi gh pri estess 1Jc111g material objective commitescorted to her stati on by lee: Wanda C. Gabrilseh, Helen Ch"se. Nl'llir ra sto, Mrs. Dugan, lhe inviting lwrald. and Mrs. Kullll , lhe \nv it i ng worthy Or ganist. Mrs. Casto ex tended " wul conw iHHI introduced distinguished guests, Mrs. Lucille Earl, supreme instructor, flunlington Shrine:!, Huntington, W. Va : Walter Earl, junior past w"lc lunan of shepherds, Hulnington Slwinc : Mrs. Esi.11 Bees. past worthy high pri es tess, · Lafayette Shrine 44 . r;allipol<s: Mrs. K"lhryu Alexander. worthy hi gh priestess. l,;~fayelt cS hrinc . Also presented were the past worthy high priestesses of Mar v Sh1·i nc, Mari e Hawkins.' Maxine Wingett, Pauline Atk ins, . Mary llu ghcs. Barbara Dugan, Midgw ,\ bbull, Clara Hil ey, , aml prt st watrhme n of sh<•pherds uf Mary Shrine, Ernes t Wi ngett , tll lcn Hughes, and Thomas Edwards Following the pledge lo lh<• nag . Mrs. llawkl nS opened tht· llible and while knee ling · attlw altar. Darryl Gabritsch s.cmg till' .. Lurd's Prayer " acrwn pametl by Mrs. Kuhn . F ull o w tn~ the in:-;tu iiHtiun Us ... O.!:itar Castu, jt mllll' past wat - I I H78/15 WHITEWALLS ONLY $3295each MOUNTING AND BALANCING FREE Limited Time Offer {!SEN_E - • SALES TIRE N. Second Ave. Middle port. 0. Mrs Honor roll Princi pal James Diehl has announced the founh six weeks grading period for Meigs High School. Making a grade of " B" or above· in all their subjects to be listed on the roll were : l':tslu. jumor past wurtli y high By Helen Boltel THE READERS ALWAYS WRITE ... ON! DEAH HELEN: I sympathize with I.J. whose husll11nd is IJcing gouged by an e•-wife for exorbitant child supp011 . In my case, the court ord~r<-Ll my ex lo report when she gut a job. and I was allowed to deduct one-third of her net from her alimony. However, she neglected to tell me she was working for almost lwo years! I took her to court -and the judge 111cre"sed her pa yments from me by $160 per month! ll1ave just joined " Fathers Demanding Equal Justice," 3752 Motor Av~ .• Los Ange les, Calif. 90034, to hel p fi ght these inequities.- STEPHEN DEAR HELEN ' I disag ree with the Mexic" n "machismo" im"ge one of your re"ders described. I lived in Mex ico len years and found oul that in m"ny cases it's the woman who rules the roost. Before his fri ends. the Mexican m"le is very much macho, but at home he's really a pussycat. I w"s married to a senoriU. for four yea rs. I am a Latin and conSider myself Iough , but thal lillle woman could shake Hades when she got mad. Fin"IIY I realized 1 was no match for her, headed ll1!ck to the states and dJvorce.- TONY DEAR HE lEN : " Happily Married Chicana" in Sa n Francisco is blind as a Mt. I'm married to a Mexican who wa s born "nd raised in the United Sta tes I jke her Chicano, he's head of the house, but .he doesn't act in a loving w"Y· His father was an alcoholic who beat his mother constantly, My husband ran away all4 , was in "nd out of juven ile hall. mlo drugs, the works. Does thai sow1d like the dose-knit f"mily unit H.M.C. describes as typical of Mexicans ? His cousin had her first baby all3. She snorts coke all day. Another cous1n lost her two kids and went to pnson for heroin dea! 'ng and addiction. That's close-knit '! The Mexican family is no more cohesive tha n those of other races. I've seen these macho men beat and cheat on thetr ~ives. I' ve seen dirty kids while parents gel stoned . I've heard of 1ncest. People are people no matter what their color, and there's a lot of sick ones. - EYES OPEN ING TO REAIJTY DEAR HELE N: You Teeently quolt-Ll" rece nt study in Pedi"trics Magazine, which reportt-d lh"l among mothers of "Sudden Infant Death Syndrome" Ill ll11bies, there was a higher proportion of smokers. I feel this gives lhe impression thai smoking causes S.l.D.S., which is untrue . S.I.D.S. Ls alleasl as old as the Old Testament and seems to have been as frt-q'Uenl in the 18th century as il is now. This demonstr"les thai environmental agents such as birth control pills. tobacco use, etc. do not cause it. I lost a d"ughter to Crib Death, yet I had slopped smoking dunng my pregnancy. I smoked the whole time I was carrying our older. very healthy child. Perhaps there is " hig her proportion of smokers among mothers of S.l . ~. victims simpl y because more w·omen smoke today. No one knows the answer, but I hope you will cle"r up the imprc~si on that non·smoking mothers may be inunune while smoking mothers might cause Crib Death in their infants. On top of our sorrow, we don 't need added guilt! -CON CE RNED PARENT 1968 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR......... 295 4 PLY POL P,Jn QN Neuman, organisl ; D01wld girl, and James ·s oulsby. - H-e len Help 1 HT Allen Hughes, tturd W. M. ; Ernest Wingett, kiitg; Maxinc Wingett. queen: N"omi Ree-d, first H. M.; Kay l.ogau , second H. M.: Ruby Diehl , lh1rd H. M.; Margaret . of lht• new uffu:crs, g1fL-:; to till' mstallmg offi cer s. Dr 1968 OLDS 442 ....................... 1895 ,. Mary Shrine installs officers in Masonic Temple ceremony .Jnhn 1.1sk. prtndpal. anntmnced that on May If) RIDENOUR'S 1 thot lilile, Mrs. M"rlha Hoove<·. first grode teadwr. and Rul>er't Morris. re~u.ling prog ram . dil'ector, f<•deral reading program wh 1c h IJc~a n in lhe first gr"de this ye"r and is scheduled to cun- t'i:l r. rneans l'OinrTHliL'L' ehatrman. rep(lr ted that T-sllirts for oil ' prit·::~tcss, and chrn<UI of sheplwrds were pn.:ost•ntcd wtth past offi t.:('l' Jl'Wl'b froru Mou·y ll' trlC . Till·.~' also l't'CCI\' gtfls from tlll' officers of ' tary Shnne :fi Mr ~ C11sto also presented 1 • ufrt l' L' l'S wtth Cl gt ft o f HP· . iffft" THEN THE FIRE FEU. I Kings 18:17-.19 . The scene opens on Carmel's brow ..The challenge has been giVen, and the four hundred and fifty prophets of BBal have been trymg all day to gel their god to send fire lo consume the sacrtflce on the altar. From morning to evening, a large throng had watched the frenzte activities of the prophets and as yet there had been no response from the heavens . Baal had noi answered .the challenge flung down by Elijah; God ' prophet . Now, as tl)e evemng shadows begin to lengthen, God 's man beckons for the crowd to draw near. He finishes his preparations, stands near the altar, and offers a short prayer . In ~~wer to that prayer , God sends fire that ~-onsumes the sacnf1ce, the altar, and even the dust about it. Elijah prayed . then the ftre fell . ' 1\JJ in Elijah's day , and as foretold in n Thess. 2; 3 there is now a growing indifference and a "falling away" from the things of God . Oh,to. be sur~ there are, even today, the false prophets wtlh allthetr hot a1r, but there is very lillie Heaven sent hre. The smudge pol~ of the charismatics promise fire but spew fort? nothing but billows of smoking confusion. American l'hrtsllaruly needs the blasling purge of revival fires and not the sleep inducing ''I'm O.K. : you're L.K." that dribbles from the pulpits of too many churches. . Elijah's prayer was answered, not because of his eloquence or intellect; it was answered because he did thi ngs God's way . He repaired the old altar, followed the Lord 's direchon, prayed, and then the fire fell . If America is to ever kn?w revival, it will be when church members quit playing rehgton and get back to the Bible. That may sound as archaic as it must have in Elijah's day ; however, it was obedience that brought the ftre, not an updating of methodology or a new program. It is still the old story from the old Book that brings eternal results. If Christians will obey the Scriptures and offer an acceptable sacrifice (Psalm >I :171, then a watching world will see the fire of God 's approval and power fa ll on churches that have been long dormant Get back to the God of the Bible obey Him, and then the fire will fal l. - Rev Alan Blackwood: · pastor of Calvary B1bleChurch , 26 N. 2rd Ave., Middleport. PPf GOOD QUESTION COLUM BUS 1UPI) _ After thinking about it for a bit, Rep . Robert -E. Netzley, RLailra, asked a question on the Ohio House flour Thursday that nobody could . .. ...... ""'·, answer ...... Up for dell11le was a bill to increase the sa lary for the s e ve n a s s i g n me n t commissioners in counties where !here is only one judge of the court of common pleas. "Why ," said Netzley, "do we have · an assignment commissioner at all sin ce there isn'l but one judge that they can assign a case to'" The bill, boosting the annual salaries from $1,800 to $3 ,000, passed 74-12. Netzley \f TREATED AT SCENE football for lhe Cardinals, has The Middl e port rece ived a contract offer Emergency Squad was called from the Denver Bron cos. to 34 1 Park Sl., at 9,44 p.m. But the Ca rdinals Timrsday for Peggy Ellis, a exercising their rights unde~ med ical patient, who was NFL rules, Thur sday matched Denver's off er to treated on the scene. keep Dav is in St. Louis. If the Cardina Is do not trade Davis and he persists in not wanting ST. LOUIS (UPI) to play for tile team, he will Charlie Davis, a free agent , be forced to retire from the who no longer wan ts I~ play NFL. \ I ONE OF TilE BRIGHTEST half hours on the summer television schedule was that occupied by "The Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr . Show." The husband-wife duo is now making it big on their own after several Grammy-winning years with The Fifth Dimenston Jumt ull s and .~ell ow sPECIAL April 22 -28 ----· - --··- · -I· I Social 1 1 Calendar 1 1 HAMBURGER &FRIES 89~ roses. A l<ir ~e Hudson . Penny Hysell, Ray Janey , Kevin Jewell, Su~ Kenne dy, Helen King, Martha Krawsczyn, Cheryl Lefebre, Ney Parker, Lance Oliver, Rilla Rh oades, Rosalinda Quails, Belva Priddy, Lisa Prater, Pam Powers. Robert Nakamoto, Jom Murray, Danny Mor ris, Bonnie Morris, Judy Molden , Mark Mitch , Tami Milliron, Megan Mill er, Terri Robson. Stephannie Rou·ght , Nita Rusche! , Tammy Simms, Jane Sisson, Paige Smith, Diane Smith, Homer Smith, Melody Snouffer, Robin Snowden, Brent Stanley . Nancy Stanley, Sieve Stout. Velvet Swisher , Sherry Tackett. Paula Thomas, Gina Thompson , Darlene Thornton, Don Tillis, Teresa VanMeter, Terri Vin ing, Scoll Warner, Mike Wayland , Jennifer Wise, Dennis Wolfe. Juniors - Ca rin Bailey, Elaine Barnhart, Ga ry Basham, Joy Beaver, Greg Becker, Jana Burson, Julia Byer, Tam my Cha rl es. Debbie Co leman , Mary Colwell , Joyce Cook, Juanita Corbitt, Diana Davidson, Patty Dyer, Christy Evans, Beve rly Faulkner, Dennis Grant. Beverly Grate, Judy Hall, Beverl y Hoffman, Gary Holliday , Tammy Johnson, Kevin King , Julia Kitchen, Keith Kraull er , Keith Landers, Dianna Lee, Mark Magn otta, Valeria Matson, Joe McClo ud , Ron McGrath, Jo McKinney, Beverly McCla in, James Morrison , Todd Morrow , Lisa Nash , Sherrie Osborne. Kim Payne, Vicki Pickens, Ruthanna Plants, ·Rick Priddy , Stephani e Radford, Rhonda Reut er, Lisa Scaggs, Mandy Sisson, John Smith, John Stout, Craig Swick, Randy Tackett, Melll11 Thomas, Nickie Van Meter, Mark Venoy, Rita Vining, Jackie Wagner, Roge r . Wamsley, Ca rol Wilk es, Chris Yeager. Sophomores - Sonia Ash , Tonia Ash, Beth Bartrum. Julia Biron , Dan Ca nnon, Bob Chappelear, Christine Ebersbach , Mark Hoo d, Janet Horky, Bruce Hysell , Cliff Kennedy , RoiJcrt Klein, Rena Lefebre, Paul Matson, Scott McKinney, Ray mond Patterson, Gail Pierce, Kathie Qui vey. Paul Sturgeon, Dan Thomas. Freshman Conn i'e. Bailey, Tanm1y Blake, Kelly Brown, Hi chard Brown, Kenda Braun, Bill Browning, Way ne Capehart , Shari.• Drehel, Bob Duckworth , Bill y Dyer, Linda Eason, Tina East, Lori Faulkner, Teresa Fetty, Jerry Fields, Kevin Gibbs, Robin Harder, Scott Hartinger, Jayne ' Hoefli ch, Sheila Horky, Joyce Janey, Brian Kin g, Linda Kova lehick, Anita Lee, Ed Lester, Beckie U>ng , Carol Morris, Dee na .Neece, Doug Neece, Sieve Ohlinger, Beth Perrin, Steve Pullins, Lori Rupe , Tom Schoo nover , Marlin Searles, Camille Swindell, Jeff Welch, Darla Wilcox, David Wilkes. RETURNS IIOM F: Ml's. Wilfl' ed Sikes LJf Bovina , Tcxa .s. VI SIIl·<.J recently with her Sl!'ltc r and fami ly, Mrs. James ll . T<tus. of Syracuse. cakl' was h.• alurl'd on the sen ·uw ~IJlt• j-lJld was m.'I<.Ttlx.•d "Jat·qut• CabnL"idl ~ ·o \\l L•r. worth) l11gh pnl·~tess of Mar) Shnul' 37." TRY OUR CHICKEN OUT We Now Feature 3 Flavors of DlnJng mom hustt'sscs were Mrs. Wrnu..la (;itiJI'Il"ic h ami ~1r s : IJa\'ld l·'vwlcr The Shrill!.! ruom wa:; als1' dt•curatt.·d With arnlllgl·tncnts \J( :-,prtfT~ flowt:r~ ·')i:lg cs unci Soft-Serve and l11c t orwere lilies PIIH.Jns For of the ,·allev. Mrs. fowler an- COMMISSION MEETS 'l11e Meigs County Corn· missi oners will meet 1n spec1al sess1on Monday, April .24 at 3 : 30p . m~ to discuss the CETA pr o~ram . noun<·ed tl;~ Supreme While Shnn<· uf Jcrusul<·m lo b<· lwld 111 W1scunsu1, May 2-4, '"th the ·es.«on to IJc t ailed "The Joy S<'S.'Jion" 111 lnbute to VehnH Joy Hurnie of l'orliH nd , ·oregon, supreme worthy high pru:s tcs ~ CONES ' 1'5 + I A da try e t:d Locust & 4th St ., Middleport . 0 . 992 -5248 FRIDAY PAST Matrons Association of Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star Friday at 7,30 p.m. at the home of Mrs . Mari e Hawkins, N. Secon d Ave ~ Middlepon . SATURDAY BAKE SALE at Racine Home National Bank Saturday from 9 a. m. until noon . Sponsored by freshm an class at Sou thern fhgh . DAN HAYMAN . and the Co unt r y Hymntimers w<ll hold a hymn sing Saturday 7:30 p. m. at the Fairview Christian Union Churrh located on Ali ce Road two miles from Ewlngton . SUNDAY DAN HAYMAN and the Country Hymnlimers w1ll hold a hymn sing Sundar. 7:30 p.m. at Hockingport Meth od is t Chur c h . Hockingport , Ohio. .: SUNDAY DR . GILB ERT Schenider , pr ofesso r in lingui sti cs department , Ohio University, spcctker on grel.ve stones at program sponsored by Meigs Co unty and Pioneer Society, Meigs County Mu seum , Buttern ut Ave ., Pom eroy , 3 p.m. Sunday . Public invited. MONDAY MEETINGS at Athens Binh Cente r. 7:30 p.m. first and third Mondays eHch month ; 4 1 t Meigs youths are arrested This week's winning Ohio Lo tt e ry numb e rs: Gold numb er - 8. While number - 23. Blue number - 025. Extra Cash 31902 1. Lu<·ky Buck Two Threl'digil number 953. Six-digit number 324 160. . State St., Athens: eoffeel10u se above Cesa Que Pasa. Ca ll Barll11ra 9!12-:1886 for for e in formation . MEIGS COUNTY He" llh De p"rlmenl Auxiliar y, 7 p.m· Monday at the Health Department. Mech"n1c St. All Ulterested persons 1nvitecl to atFUND RAIS~:R lend. COLUMBUS <UP I I - Sen . nJ F~~ n ,, v HoiJcrt O'Shaughnessy, DWJ NI)JNG THA lL (;arden Columbus. wa s all smiles Club. civic [x,aul!fttat!on Thursday boasting about the eunumll ec will meet ul tl1e larger -than.;,xpecled turnout Me1gs County lnfmn"ry . I ::10 Wednesday night at a fund p.m. Tu~sdoy ttl work at thl• raiser in his behalf at a plrm tmg . Columbus high school. O'Siwughnessy said about AMERI CAN I.E(; ION Aux!hary, Drew Webster Post !19, 2!iQ people showed up for beer Pom~ ruy, 7:30 Tut·sd.ay even- N\E! We've Got Just What You Needl APPEARING THIS WEEKEND AT THE NOW YOU KNOW The visit of the king of Siam to President Herbert Hoover in 1931 marked. the first •1>pearanc e of an absolu te monarch in the United Sla tes. Mrs. Millard VanMeter 992-2039 or 992 .S72l ' Poi nt Pleasant Police now say that the three youths who they arre sted Wednesday evening in connection with the breaking and entering of Dr. John A. Shinn's resi dence at1909 Mi. Vernon Ave., are from Meigs County and not CinciMati. Police are also charging one of the youths, Phillip Dale Call, 18, Pomeroy, as an adult. He was arraigned before Magistrate John "Andy" Wilson , Thursday, who set a $10,000 bond on a ch arge of breaking and entering . Ca ll rema ins in jail in lieu o! post ing bond. Meanwhile, the oth er yo uths, 16 and 17 years-old and from Middlepon and Pomeroy. appeared before Judge James Holliday Thursday and have since been taken ll11ek to Ona Juvenile Detention Center . The youths originally told authorities they are residents of Cinci nnati . '6995 SALE Complete With Tools • "It Beats. As It Sweeps, As It Cleans" ..._ • Instant Rug Adjustment • Edge Cleaning Suction Power KER FURNITURE Middleport. 0 . It's Called The Open Bible for Good Reasons Me and my ~ RAZZMAJAZZ 5 PIECE GROUP TONIGHT & I SATURDAY I 10-2 1 llllllitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMHIItiiiiiiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII-ItRitiiUIIIIIIIIII·~ voted " no." INN PLACE , I Clonch , Patricia Corsi, Jeff = YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY. MAY s·TH Couch, Tammie DeBord , Jeff . !1! DeLong, Robert DeLong, ·= 11 You are Not Registered: Karen DeMoss, Tony Dill, · p OR Marcia Dillard , Dora Visit the Board's Office 1n erson Doerfer, Cindy Dorst, Sa)ly Phone the Board of Elections- OR Ervin, Vicky Epple, Pam :v\ail the Board a Card = Evans, Barbara Felly, Terri If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Fife, Ann e Filch, Chu ck Properly Registered, Phone the Board. Follrod, Becki Fry, Denise ( Games, ·Joe Games, Vick y German, Ca rl Gheen, Peggy = MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Girolami, Charl es Hall, Masonic Temple Building - Shelia Harmon , ThOlilTS P.O. Box 488 , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Harper, Kelly Hawk , Tim Phone 992-2697 Hood, Candy Hooper, Laura Hoover. Randy Houdashelt, Hours 9 : 00- 4 : 0~Saturdav~ 9 , 0~ · 12 : 00 Kathy Ho·ward , Rhonda Pomeroy Flower Shop and sausages . He apol og ized for not al the hall. Guest sptaker from the Soltllcrs il!ld S.atlo rs' mviting SLate housc reporters Oqlhans Ho~w at Xenm. and notl'd that in the rush to Organiuttton reprcsenl<tttv~'s schedule the event . he even and publi c l!lVltcli lo allt•nd. forgot to invit e his son. ,==_wllttiiiiMIItiiiEtiiiiiiiGIIIItsllltllllco'."llluii""N"tiiTY"tlllltllllvllt' lt' o"lltTIIIIEIIIIIRIIIItslltlllltllllltJ= Bing, Beverly Bishop, Cathy Blaettnar, Ray Blumenauer, Patty Boyles, Tracy Bur- 1 0 d t 0 V0t · dene, Rex Butcher, Marcia 5 n r er e '" Cale, Mary Carswell , l-<>ri the June 6th Primary ~ I Excellence in Ul ~ " It gets opened more often I" FROM PARKERSBURG, W.VA. B~~~~~rsc;;r~;~~ ~~~~~d.D~~~ University student. A highliglll of the trip w"s an afternoon spent louring the llouse office building, the Cap1ta l, House and Senate Chambers, including a visit w1th Congressman Clarence Miller. He accompa nied the group to the House chamber and explained the business of · the ·day and voti ng pn>cedures . All three of the intern"linal students visited their respeclive embassies and expressed their delight lo be on "home ground " and to speak their native language. After the t ou r of Washington, the grou p then went to Philadelphia , P" . where Miss Breeman remai ned for a weekend visit with a ' Rotary fam tly there who had hosted her s1sler. The others contmued on to :--hagant r"lls, Ca n"da before retu rnmg horne . I¥JIUl!lleP•>m:· C"thy Brceman , Netherlands: · Mexko. PICTUHED with Cong•·cssman Cl arence Miller arc, left to right, Malunoud Chhouri of l.ebona n. Becky Fultz. Mrs. Mr~. Harry O'Dairy Love·s Pepsi Cola A lour of Washington, D. C. was recently taken by Mrs. Betty Fultz and daughter, Becky, accompanied by three area international stu dents, Ca thy Breeman of the Netherlands , an exchange students of the New Haven Rota ry Club, Rodolfo Di"z Flores, an exchange student of the Middleport-Pomeroy Hota ry Club, and Malun oud . Ch houn of Lebonan . Ohio it \ \ IJI'L'C I<t f lfll\ . Fo wlt'r annotliH.'t'd ll iX>iluck to follo w the May 12 nwl'ltng. ln d tHlJOnS were i'L'<td frnm l.ahtyctlt: Sh rine (;rdl q){)l ts uu.t;tllat!on helt.l tht~ wel'k at tht: Masomc TL'IIlpll•. Thl' liev HoiJl'rt Kuhn gave tilt• bt:nl'dJr tt on 1-ll't'et·lllllg the dmnt• r li t• t:; ltSSU(' WU.• wat· dunan of shepherd s of l.i<fa ye tt l· Shnne H . t;all !pol<s. Till' dunng room ~<bh•., were del'OI'Htt•d with Group visits Cong. Miller • Sermonette THE MEIGS INN 992~29 POMEROr,-o-. ·"It opened up my Bible study. " "lt .opened up my understanding of Christ's teachings and the Chrliltlan Life." · Rel'ld ·A·Long Refe rences and Re e~d · A-lo ng T11mslations rlght in the te)C\ , TeaC' hings of Christ Inde x, The Christ1an Llfe Study Out · lines. T he Cyclopedic lndeK , and many more ' ' ,k . • SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY R.-C. -BOTTLING CO. MILLSTRE~T Middleport. Ohio 992 · ~542 0~ nnn .11~~ studY "helps make The Open B.ibte like no ' .other study Bible you\·e e\ler seen. And. to nssure your full be nefit in its use . each Open Bible comes with an e)Cclusive Owner's Guide . Join the thousands wh o are discovering hy this super ior stu dy Bible is called The 0 Bible. See it todav MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. �'' 8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April2l, ::::::::::------- ~~97~8!.....------..------------'"":'----:---------~-----::•~~ TltESE MESSAGES OF OUR RruGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED 00t WEEK BY llfE FOU.(MING MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. TRINITY C~UR CH , Re' W . H. Pemn poster Bob Buc k Sun day schoo l sup! Church School · 9, 15 a m . wor shtp servtce 10 30 a .m. Chotr rehearsal Tuesdoy 7 30 p m under dtrecllon ol A llee Nease POMER OY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Unton and M u lberry Re v Clyde V Hender son pa stor Sunday school Q 30 om . Glen McCl ung supt motn ing worship , 10 30 a rn e ventn g servtce , 7 30 , mtd -week servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m G RA CE EPISCOPAl. The Rev Alben Moc Kenm~ rector Ser - "''ces a nd Sunday sc hool 01 12 noon. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST , J.12 W Mor n StJohn McArThur , past or Btble school, 9 30 a m. morn•ng wors hip 10 30 om Youth meel tngs . b 30 p m , even mg worsl·up 7·30 Wednesday 'nt~ ht prayer m eeltng and B•ble study 7 30p m THE SAL VA TION ARMY 115 Butternu t Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mr s Roy W1n1ng olhcers m c ha r ge Sundoy · h ol •neH meet•ng, 10 a m Sunday School 10 30om Sunday school leade r YPSM , Elotse Adams 1 p m so lvot1on meeh ng vo r•ou'> speakers and mus tc spec •ol s 7 30 p m. Thursday 10 a m to 2 p m lodre s Home League al l women 1n'o'1ted 7 30 p m , prayer meet •ng and B•ble studr Sob hrep le a der F<ev Noel Hermon teacher BURLIN GTON SOUTH ERN SAP TIST CHAPEl Route 1 Shade Pa stor Bobby EH~•ns Sunday !Khool 5 p m Sunday worsh1p, 5 45 p m Wed nesday praye r ser vrce 7 30 p m POMER OY WESTSIDE CHU RCH Of CHRIST , 100 W Mom St Jerry Pau l mm1ster phone qq2 -7666 Co nservot1ve non Ins trume nta l, Sunday worsh•p 10 a m ' B•ble stud y 11 a m . worsh•p 6 p m Wednesday B•ble study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRI STIAN CHURCH , Rev Rolph Sm•_!h pastor Sunday ~c h ool q 30 o m M rs Worley Froncrs su perr n ten dent Preach 1ng serv•ces f 1rsl S lhtrd Sunde ~ l ollowm g Sunday School ~ G RAHAM UNITED METHODI ST Preo chmg Q 30 o m f•r st and ~e · cond Sundays of each month thu d and f ourth Sund ay !'> eoch month worsh1p SIH VtCe ot 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 Prayer and Bible Study SEVE NTH -DAY AD V ENTIST Mulbelfy He1ghts Rood Pomeroy Pastor A lben D111es Sabba th Xhool Supenntondent , Claro Mci ntyre Sabbath School. Sotur dey a fternoon ol 2 00 w 1th Wor sh•p Serv1ce lollow•ng at 3 15 RUTLAND FI RS! BAPII SI CHURCH Stsl er Harr •ett Sunday School Wor n er Sup! 9 30 am mornmg wor!lh •p 10 45 om 1 HE HILAND CHAPEl George Casto pasto r Sunday School Q 30 o rn evenmg worsh•p 7 30 Thu rsday @ven.ng pr ayer ~ erv•ce 7 30 p m POMER O Y rtRSI BAPTIST Oov1d Mann mtn1ster Wdliom Watson Sundo" Hhool sup! Sun day lChool 9 JO o '" mo1nmg ..... orsh•P 10 30 o m FIRS! SOUIHE~N BAPIISI 781 Mulberry AYe Pomeroy Paul J Wh1te Po~ •or Vary Bo'ihom Sun · day 'iichool ~upt Sunday school Q 30 a m morn.ng worsh•p 10 30 . even1ng worsh1p 6 30 p rn M 1dw eek prayer se• v•ce 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER OeMter Ad longsv•lle Oh1o Rev Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday Schoo l 11 o.m Saturday p reachmg se rv•ccs 7 30 p m Wedne sday evenmg B•ble study o t7 30pm FAITH TA BERNAClE CHURCH Bodey Run Rood Re v Emmell Rowson pastor Handl ey Dunn supt Sunday school , 10 o m Sun day even1ng serv1ce 7 30 81ble teachmg 7 30 p m Thursday OYES V Il lE CO MMUNITY CHURCH Roger C Turner past or Sunde~ scr-ool 9 30 o m , Sunday morn wQ .... c.rs h1p 10 30 Sunday evenl l1 1'>• VICe 7 J0 ~I OOLEPORT 0 M T MO HI AH BAP TIS T Corner Fourth and Ma 1n Mtddlepar1 Rev Henry Key Jr pmtor Sun · day School Q 30 o m M r~ Erv11' Baumgardner supt Morn1r1g worsh•p , 10 A5 a m · M IODLEP O R1 CHU RCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTI AN UNION La wrence Man ley pastor Mn Russe ll Young Sunday School Sup t. Sunday School 9 30 a.m . Eventng w orshtp 7 30 Wednes day praye r meet•ng 7 30 p m M T MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Roc::•n e Route 2, the Rev . James M M uncy pastor Sunday school q AS om morn1ng worsh 1p 11 o rn , even•ng war'ihrp 7 30 Praye r meehr.:~g lue~doy 7 30 p m Young peoplt! s meetmg 7 30 p .m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP TIST Carner S•~tlh and Palmer the ~e-.~ K1rby Oder , pastor , Raben Porker , supertntenden! Sund ay WM PO flod•o program 7 45 a m .. Sunday School 9 15 a m M orn ,ng Wor5h1p 10 15om Youth ac lr vtftes and feiJ o.,...shtp tor 1un10r and sen.or h1gh \tudents 6 p m Sunday even tn g worsh rp 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer serv l(85 Wedniitsday 7 30 p rn CHURCH OF CHR IS1 Mod· dlepor1 Sth and Mo~n G eorge Glaze m1n1ster M•k e Gerlach Terry VanKf!y supermtendent youth mml\ter Bible !.chool , q 30 a m marn•ng worsh1p 10 30 o m . even.ng w'Orsh•p ' 7 30 prayer se r v•ce 7 p m Wednes day MIDDlEPOR I CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev , J1m Broome po~t or Mrs Mary La the, Sunday sc hool supl Sunday ~chool q JO om morn1ng worsh•p 10 JO a m Sunday f!vonge l ,~t•c meet.ng 7 00 p m Prayer mee t •ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED P'HSBYTER I AN MINISTRY OF ME IGS COU NTY, Dwrght L Zav•tz , d •rec tor HARRISONVIllE PRES BYT ERIAN Rev Er nes t Stnck~1n pastor Sunday church school q JO o m Mr s Homer lee ~.!_____morn 1ng .....orshtp \0 JO MIDDlEPORl Sunday ~ch ool q 30 o m , Rrchord Vaughan . sup! Morning worship 10·30. SYRAC USE, M orn •ng worsh1p , Q am Sunday ~ c hoo l 10 am . Mr s Samps on Holl sup! Re v Bobby Porter, pastor Sun· doy school I 0 o m Sundar · war · ship , 11 a m , Sunday evenmg servtee, 7 p m Wednesday Fom•· ly Tro•ing Hou r 7 p m Wed nesday wors h•p se rvic e, 7 30 p m. HAZEl' COMMUNITY CHURCH, Near Long Bo ttom, Eds,l Mort poster . Sun day school 10om . Chv rc h, 7 30 p m ., praye r meehng, 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIDDlEPORT PEN1E COS TAl . Th11d Ave ,,) he Rev W•lhom Kmt tel pa stor . Rona ld Duga n Sun day School Sup t Classes tor all ages even1ng semce . 7 30 Btble stu d~ Wedn esday , 7 30 p,m youth servit'ei , Fn doy 7·30 p m. MIDDlEPORT FREEWill BAP TIS T Corner A sh and Plum Noel Hernnon pastor Sat urday even on g s~rvtr e 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m MEIGS COO PERATIVE PARISH METHOD IST CHURCH Robe rt f , Bumgarner D•reC!or POMEROY ClUSTER Rev RobertHayden Rev James Corb!l t CHEST ER Wor~ h1p 9 1S o m Churc h School 10 a m POMEROY ..... orsh•p serv1ce, q ' 15 om .. Sunday sc hoo l 1030 o m Rev Robe rt Hoyden mm•)ter ENTERPRISE Worsh1p q a m Ch urch School10 om ROCK SPRINGS Warshep 10 o m Church School 9 15o m UMYF b 30 p rn FlA TWOODS W01sh1p II o m Church Schooi i O om MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER Rev Rober t Bumga rner HEATH , Robe rt Bumgarner , Pa stor Worsh•p 10 30 o.m Church Sc hoo l q JO o m UMYF 6 pm RUTLAND Wdbur H1lt Pastor Wors htp 10 30 a m Church SC hool 9 30 am SY RACUSE Cl USTER Re v Harvey Koch Jr ASBURY Wo rsh ep 11 o m Church School 9 50 o m UMW ftrst Tue\doy Sible Sludy Thur s 7 30 p m FOREST RUN . W ar~h •p 9 o m Chu rc h Sc hool 10 am MINERS VI LlE Worshrp 10 am Ch urch S< hoal9 am SYRA CU SE Chur ch School q 00 o .m Worsh•p serviCe 7 30 p m SOUTHERN ClUSTER Re v Do v•d Horrt s - Cluster leader Rev . Steven W1 lson A'soc1 ate BETHAN Y (Dorcas ) Wo rshtp 9 30 om Church School 10 30 om CARMEL Chruc h School 9 30 o 1n Worship 10 30 o m 2nd and 41 h Sunday s APPLE G ROV E Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m Worsh1p 7 30 p m l st and 3rd Sundays Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Fel lowship ~upper t.rs t Satu rday e p m. UMW 1nd Tuesday 7 J9 p m EA ST lETART Chr uch School 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays q 30 a m Fo ur th Sunday I 0 30 a m War · ~h1p 7nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Sunday 9 30 o m Prayer rneetmg Wed ne!l day 7 3D p m UMW 1st Tuesdoy 7 .30 p m WESlEY AN l Rac •ntt) Sundcy School 10 o m Worsh•p II om , Jr UM'YF Wednesday 3 30 p m 81ble Study Thursday 7 p m Choir Proct1ce Thursd ay 8 p.m lET ART FALLS Church Sc hool lsi 7nd 3rd Sundays 10 15om 4th Sunday 9 15 o m , Worsh 1p lsi 2nd 3rd Sundays q 15 o m 4th Sunday 7 30 p m. MORNIN G STAR Worsh1p Q lO o m . Church School 10 30 om M1d -Week Serv •ce Wed nesday 8 John F. Full• Ph . 9tl·11 01 Pomeroy THIS SPACE FOR RENT LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Call 949·1838 For Appointment PHONE 992·2156 Ractne, Ohto ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Complete Automoti ve Servtc e Locust & Beech Sis. Middleport Ph. 992·99'11 .. 9- The Daily Senlinel, Mlddleporl-Pomeruy 0. F'rid•y April 2l 1978 DICK TRACY ' : ' ' GOODBYE, ZELDA! LET HER GO ALL RIGHT McCOY AUCTION SERVICE 1For a real audion call the Real Mc Coy) 1. o. (Mac ) M<Coy 985-3944 .' I< BISSELL SIDING CO. SWISHER &LOHSE VInyl & Aluminum Siding, Storm PHARMACY Windows and Insulation . Phone 949·2801 or 949·2160. FREE ESTIMATES WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Pomero~ 991·1955 THIS SPACE FOR RE.NT FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS PHON£ 992·2156 281 W. Main. Pomeroy.f91-9961 s1o N. 1nd, Middleporf.992·3451 ROSEBERRfS PENNZOI~ A: n ine T5.21 ·28 Tuesday M'strflew 15'32-39 THE AniENS _COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Mo~w 17'T4-21 Fresh Produce & Plonll 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS Pomeroy Ph. 99HSil MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET 191 W. 1nd Ph. 992·3861 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Third Sl Rlctne Ph . 141·2112 REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . f92·51l0 Fnday Metttwtw nilS SPACE FOR RENT 116 E Second Pomeroy Ph . 992·3321 Q Bl&l!l IHRU WHI CH WA~ ARE WE 1 7 GOIN ', YOUR H IGH N ESS. lNG IJTI'l .E 0 1\PilAN ANN IF THIS SPACE FOR RENT Church & Olfic• Supplies GIFT S Middleport "Mill St. Lt. . rlHNI! ' < llk'l ':101-/RY YUH <• CI \1UH( ,t V til ' IUH VID 1'\ 'JWlLL JOB ';:.,WIH ' lv\'f ~I[) ";:. 1 ~ I 8~LIN6 '"- ~ ~LJ~~ M J tfi\H 1 •.. WELL , YII H SOME I'I OW r ~ '> .. IHA~K S { I EARNED !H ' Ll0U6H <HEY 'RE ME AND !lr Ol D MAN f\RE UO ttf ~ 11~ AIG HT NOW · -- Bti\U rll-UL ... 1,' ~ ~' IUH KNOW, " liHlE ~o~ : I UQl 1\ t~UN Cii 'fOU 'I L BE II 11€AL BIG SHO I SOME DAY · AN HONE 5 I, SU (l ~ :OS t UL MAN .' 1CU' Vf 1.\ I L t~ H: tlt ~ ( ) •; W~ LL 10 t.'\f. ·· BU1 VVHO f'l\10 Fell. t \LL rHI S tl t0 U Ll BE ~ Ell ·' 61G MUNS! U{'' I' ll I 111 ) \11- • t II l \ I HI\D I' l< Llt •H r !( .~1 r ""'R, PUt~ LJl f 1-ft 1\l l 'f I I ' 'i'lt I ' wN·J u 10 ~~~ 1 r '' I J 500N JUS 1 lf\KE t f fA'oY, f>NNIE " · ·J u. ,., ,J \N[l VI h' 'I ( KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy , Oh io 'lllJlll ,, v/ 'I "' -Nho'::i \_. she? what I'm qotnq to call Tile' her' nur.S2° ' --"-' • YOUNG'S CARPETING '1 I I F talurlnt,t De<!p Steam Extr>clion Ph 991 ·1106 Ph . 992-7630 Rt. 3. Pomeroy Middleporl. Ohio RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE & HARDWARE POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE 1 Wl NNIF:_._ ~=-:-=-=;-- _ Homeltte S.ws Chester : -.l\!: "";::--::< · .... p.\j:.\e: Pomtroy, Ohio o l1ernot1ng w •th C E Wednesday morn1ng wor~htp 11 o m Sundoy proye• mee l~ng 7 30 p m Rev 7 lO p m evenmg serv1ce James leac h, pa stor Oo vtd m •dweek prayer ~er.,.rce Wednos Holter loy leader day 7 30 p m JEHOVAH'S WllNE SSES I mtle ea st ol Ru l lond 1uncl •on of Rou te 124 and Noble Summ tl Rood (T SEA TILE (UP!) - John 174 ) Sunday IJ•ble l eC1ure 9 30 o Wat chtoWer ~ 1udy 10 30 Montag ue, a right-handed om Tuesday 81ble sludy , 7 end pitche r lor Lhe Seattle W e dn e~d oy even ~n g p1o~er 8 15 p m , Thu nday , theoc::r al tC Mariners, was placed on the mee ting 7 30 p .m· Youth prayer school , 7 30 p ,m serv•ce 21-day disa bled list Thursday ~erv t c e eoch l ue,doy meellng, JO p.m FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHUR CH. HOPE BAPTIST l70 Gronl 51, with a bruised hip. let o1t , W Va , Rt I , Re v. Charles M1ddlepo rt Bobby Elkt ns po~l o r Replacing Moolllgue on the Horgro-.~e, , pastor . Worsh1p ser- Sunday School, 10om worsh•p roster will be pitcher M1ke viCes , 9·30 o m .. Sun day Hhool. servrce 11 a.m ., even •ng se rv1c e Parrott. II a.m ., even tng worship , 7:30 7 JO (p m Thur sdcy prayer p m . Tues day cottage pra yer rneehng and Bible ~t u dy 7 30 meetmg and ~· b le study , 9 3Q • p ,m am . Worsh •p serv1 ce W~tdnes · RUTlAND FREEWILL BAPTISl Church leland Haley, pastor. day 7 30 p m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, ?b N Sunday \ chool 10om ., evenm g Se co nd . M 1ddl•port A lan serv1ce , 7·30 p .m P r o~er Blackwood po~ l o r ServtCitS on meetin g Wed nesday , 7 30 p m . Sunday o t 10 lO o m and 7 30 CHURCH OF GOO ol Pr op he<y. p rn w1 th Sunday school at 9 30 loc at ed o n the 0 . J. Whi te Rood om . Btb le study , Wednesday oft htghwoy 160. Sunday School 7:30p.m 10 am Superintendent John INDEPENDE N T HO LI NESS Lov eday First Wltdne sdoy night CHURCH INC - Co rner Fourth of month CPMA services , second POMEROY LANES and L•ncoln St~ . M•ddleporl Rev Wednesdol WMB meet•ng thud Morning Glories O'Dell Manle y pastor ,, Sony Hud through ifth youth serv1ce. Aprll11 , 1971 son . Sunday School superlnten· George Croy le, paltOf Pis dent Sunday schoo l 9 30 o.m , HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Jones Boys 151 evemng worshep , 7 30 p .m , Gran t St. M lddltport , Re v Bobby Newell Sunoco 124 pra yer and pra 1u se l vtc&, Elkins Sund ov sc hool 10 a .m. G&J Auto Parts 101 Wednesday , 7 30p m morning wors h1p. 11 evening Gibbs Grocery 92 THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF w or!.hip , 7.30 p.mr. Thursday Sears 88 POMEROY - Corner Ma in and eventng 81ble 1tudy and prayer Karr & VanZa ndl 68 Cou rt 515 , th ird floor ov er meeltng, 7 30 p m Affll,ated w •th High Ind . Game - Ba rbara lrghth ouse Restaura nt. Henry S.B.C Whitll ng'ton 213, Ann Grover Cook , pouor , Sunday school , 10 BRADFO RD CHU RCH OF 185. o.m motnmg worsh ip , 1I a.m CHRIST- Gobrt•l Mrai , pa5t or , High lnd Series - Barbara ~ventn g servtce . 7:30 Wednet · Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a m , mofn. Whi tt ington 499, Ann Grover day e-.~enmg se rvic e 7 30 In· tng church , 10 30 o.m, Jumor 494. terdenom ln o tlonol, lull gospel churc h progr am undtr dhe<!lon High Team Game - Newell RUTlAND CHURC H OF GOD of Karen Mroz l or chtl dren , 1 10, Sunoco 852. Past or, Denn 1s Roles ,, SlJndoy durin g regu lar church hou r tn High Team Series - Jones School 10om . worshtp Jervic t , church basement. Sunday even· Boys 2•58. 11 JO am . and 7 30 p .m. Proyt r !ng tervic• , 7 p .m : WednesdO'f meeting Wedn•5doy , 7·30 p.m. 1ervice, 1.30 p ,m • RUTLAND APOSTOliC CHURCH JUBilEE CHR ISTIAN CENTER OF JESUS CHRI ST , Elder Jamt s George's Creek Rood . Church Miller Bible study . Wedneldoy school 9030 a.m .. morning war · 7 30 p m , Sunday Sc hoo l, 10 a.m ship , 10:30: evening ••rvlce 7 30 . Friday Night Ladles Pr-a yer m . . ling Wednesday . 7.30 Sunday mght serv1ce . 7 30 p.m . Aprllu, 1971 PO M ~ROY WESLEYAN pm Standings· HOLINESS - Harr isonville Road Sl. PAUl lU THERAN CHURCH, Team WL Dew•y I< ing, pastor , Edison Corner of Syc amore and Second Pl . Mason Gloss 60 Weavttr , assista nt , Henry Ebtin , Sis ., Pomeroy . The h11 Will iam VIsta l\lo 3 64 Jr .. Sunday school su pt Sunday M lddletw arth , Po, lor . Sunday Pa r ker ' s A 1 Service 60 sc hool, 'i' .30 a.m .. morning wor · Sc:hpol ot 9, 45 a.m . ond Church Kopple's Pennzoll 58 sh1p , II 0 m, Sunday evening ser· Servk•s 11om. Bil l's Qvoll1y Body Shop ~ vice 7:30 prayer meeting. Thurs· ~ACRE O HEAR T Rev. Fa ther Landma rk 24 do)l , 7 30 p.m Paul 0 . Well on, pastor , Phone Team . hlgh series - VIola SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF 992·2815. Sotvrdoy evening Moss , No. 3 1148 : Ka pple's 1106: Pt . GOO No t Pant•cot to l, Rev. 7 :30; Sv ndoy Mou , Bond 10 a .m., Mason Gla$1 1060. George O lle r , po1 tor Worship Confession, Sat urday, 7·7 ~p m Team high game - VIsta serv•ce Sunday, 9:45 a.m .: Sun CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On the No. 3 422 ; Kapple' s Pennzoll doy sc hool , 11 a.m .: wors hip ._,. Rou te 7 bypo11. James£ Kett 1 ee , 400 and 395. ' v1<eo 7 30 p .m-:-- Thursd oy prayer- - postorr Sunday 1choo l. 10 a.m.· Ind . high serltS - Ellama y meeting, 7:30 p.m. morning worthlp, 11 a.m.,---.-;;,~ Norton 507: Dollie NtiiiOn MT. HERM ON United Brethr,,-n,. in g ser-.lct, 7 · 487 ; Pauline F lelds 444. Chvrch , Sunday Schoo l 9:30 o m TRINITY Chrl• tian A uemblv . Ind. high game - Dottle Wors hip "s ervice 10:-4 ' o.m Coolv1 lle Gilb~trl Spencer , Nelson t88 ; Ellamay Norton Preaching serv ices •very Sunda y past or Sunday school, 9:30 o.m.: 179 1 Pauline Fields 178. 1'- 5 •S A ':01\ 1·:; :. (C!:: : .l.C=:- pm M •dweek Prayer Shuler pastor Wo rsh •p serv•(e meet•ng , Wednesday , 7 p m Roy 9 30 am Sunday school 10 30 Adarfls . lo~ leader o m 81ble Stud~ and p royer ser CHU RCH OF J£SUS CHRIST v•ce Thur sday , 7 30 p.m . Located at Rutl and on New luna CARLETON CHURCH Ktng~bu1y Rood ne•t lo Forest Acre Porlo. Roo d Cary Ktng , pastor Svndoy Rev Roy Rouse pastor Robert school , 9 30 o.m Rol ph Carl, M usser Sunday Schaa l w pt Sun superrnte ndent evun• ng worsh1p day school , 10.30 o.m w OJShtp 7 30 p m . Pray er m ee h ng 7 30 p m.B•b le Study . Wednes Wedne sday 7 30p .m day 7·30 p.m., Saturday n1gh1 LO NG BO fTOM CHR ISTIAN pr ayer s&rvtce 7 30 p .m Bruce Smilh , pastor Wallace HEMLOCK GROYE CHRIST IAN Damewood Sup t B•b le School , Roger Wohon pasto r Kenne th q 30 o m Putochmg serv•ce, 8ye r , Sunday sc hool supt Morn· 10 45 a m No even•ng se r v1ce , •ng wors hip , 9 30 o m Sun · HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST day,schoo l. 10 30 a m . evenlflg CHURCH Re v Herben A 1l1t"' Q service 7 30 W.dnesday B•ble pastor Sunday School 9 30 om Study , 7 30p m Marn•ng ~ervice , 10 30 a m MT UNION BAPTIST Don Evan gehst ic serv•ce 7 p m Praye r W 1lt.o n Su nday ~cho ol mee ttng , Thu t ~do y 7 p .m superintendent Sunday school, FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at ~ A5 om , even10g worsh1p, 7 Sold Kn o b Re v La ..... rence p m. Proyer m~e t1ng , 7 p m Gluesenc::omp Sr , pos tm Roger Wedne•doy . Wtlll ard Sr . Sunday sc hoo l wp1 TUPPERS PLAIN S CHRI STIAN Sunday sc hool q JO o Sunday CHURCH Eugene Underw ood evenmg servttlt 7 p m Prayer pas tor . Howard Coldwell , Jt meet10g , Tuesday , 7·30 p.m Sundoy S<hool Supt Sunday Ernes t Dee ter , class leader School, '1 30 a m , Morni ng Ser · Youth meeflng, Wed nesday , 7 30 man 10 30o m , Sunday even10g p m. with Don and Martha serv1ce 7 p m Meadow s, leaden LETART FALlS UNITED WH ITES CHAPEL , Coolvdle RD BRETHREN Rev. Freeland Norris , Rev. Roy Dee ter pastor Sunday pastor , Fl oyd Norr is supt Sunday sc hool'1,30a .m .. worsh1pser11 tce , uhool. q 30 o.m morning ser 10·30 a m , Bible Uudy and pra~ e r mon 10 30 o.m Prayer service, service Wednesday , 7·30 p m Wed n••doy , 7 JOp.m RUlLAND CHESTER CHURC H OF rHE RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIS1 NAZARENE , Rev . Herbert Grot e lorr y Co leman pa st or . Co poslor . Wor5 htp ••r..,rce . I I am Sunday ~ hool suph , Som M cl< in ond 7 JO p ,m Sundar Sunday nuy and Herb Ell itt Sunday s<hool School q,JO a.m R 1ch~rd Bellon , and communion , 9:30 o .m War sup! Prayer mHting , Wedntn · stup and comunion, 10:30 a.m . day 7 JOp m RUTLA N D C OMMUN I TY BRADFO RD 'C HURCH O F CH URCH, Sunday School , 9.30 CHRIST. Gabn el Mzr s, pouor . Bi· am , wors h1p serv rce , 11 a.m , b le Sunday S.Chool 9:30 o,m ,, mor · Wednesday pro~er meetin g, 7.30 n•ng church 10::K> o.m , Sunday p m you th services, Svndoy 7 evening se rvi<t f'" 7:00 p ,m, p.m , Sunday ni ght .,...orsh1p , 130 Wednesda~ serviCe 7:30 p .m RUTLA ND CHURCH OF THE LA UREL CLIFF f RH METHODIST NAZA RENE . Rev Lloyd D Grimm , CHURCH , Rev Floyd F. Shook . Jr . poilo r Sunday schoo l , 930 pas tor, Lloyd Wright , Svndoy om . worship serv1~e 10 30 o.rn School Supt .; Morn ing Wor,htp Sraodcostl lve overWMPO. you n!il 9 30 a .m , Sunday School 10 20 peop l e ' s ur\II C& , 6 30 om ., Wednesday Pra yer and 81· evangel.s tk service 7 p m ble Study 7:30p.m.: Sundoy even· Wudnesday , 7 p .m. mg worsh ip 7·30 p.m.: Choir Pr ac · M ASON COUNTY Uco Thu,.doy . 7 p.m FIRST SOU1HERN BAPTIST , Cor· DEXlER CHURCH OF CH RIST , ner of Second and Anderson , Char les Russell. Sr. , mints ter , Mason. Pastor Fronk Lowther . Rick Macombe r , supL Sunday Sundoy school, 9:45 a .m .. w or · school 930 om wor"'ip se r· sh1p service , 1\ a.m. and 1 30 vice , 10.30a m Bible Study , lue•· p.m . Wtek l y Bible Study , day , 7 30p m • Wednt!.doy , 7,30p .m. REORGANIZE D CHURCH OF MASON CHUHCH OF CHRIST P JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER CAY 0 . BoM -487. M illerSt . Mason W. SAINTS , Por tland Rac ine Rood Vo . Sunda~ Btble Study 10 am .. Wtlllom Rout h , pottor . Russell Wors h1p 11 om and 7 p .m B•bl& ROtcliff , ctiurl fllillool Director... Sf~y-Wednesdoy 7 p m . Voca l Sunday School 'i'JO a.m. Morn- mus1c •ng wors h1p . 10.30 om , Svndoy MASON ASSEMBlY O F GOO , evenmg 1ervic• 7 p .m Wedn& l • Duddmg lone Mason W. Va . doy e ...enlng proyer serv iCes 7 30 Chesler Tennant, Pastor Sunday p m School 9,A5 a m , Childr en 's BET HLEHEM BAPTIST, Rev Earl Chu rch 6 A5 p m, Young People '' li l7 Jft ll1 ke "Gretchen".' That's BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE_ Ph . 915·3308 r..iif HI~~ ·~, 1 I I( •!)( ,) J f'l l I For The Best in TV V1ew1ng Call n n sos :::=.L..-1\1 o.m i ,F HAD E".jV ~J" ''""' I'L•\.: r Ml l't_J;;: ---- -~---~ pm a ~0"-1E, l.;• l' rJ\J t ~. ORPHAN ANNIE- OUTPATIET ORPHAN ANNIE-CHANGELING • HEINER'S BAKERY Ray Riggs 8 30 - A80UT 0 SALE S. SERVIC E Fire EMttngut shtrs F ire De pt . Equip. Rutlan d Ph . H1·1711 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MOJ(SE CHAPEl Worshp II o m Chur t h School9 30 o.m POR TLAND , Worsh1p 7 30 p.m , prayer meeting and B•ble ~tudy , 7 Church School q 30 am p m. SUTlON Church ~chool ~ 30 51 JOHN LUT HERAN CHURCH o m Wor5htp I st ond Jrd Sundo ~ ~ P•ne G rove Th e Rev Wtllrom 10 30om M•ddleswor th Pastor Church NORTHEAS1 ClU ST ER serv tces q 30 o.m. Svndoy School Rev R•cho rd Thomas 10 JOo m , Pastor BRAD BURY CH URC H Of dDuone Syden stn ck er CHRIST M r Donald Roley , pas tor John D o u gl o ~ Svn doy school Q 30om . war . A ssoct ates ,h ,p serv•ce 10 30 om . Sunday JOPPA Worsh1p 10 o m servtees 7 p m , youth gr ou p Church School q o m Prayer Wedne1day 7 p m Mee11ng Wednesday p m ANTIQUIT Y 8AP11ST , Re v Ear l LO NG BOTTOM, Sunda y ~ c h ool Shuler pa!.lor Svndoy s. choo l at 9 30 a m Worsh1p se rv1ces at ~ lOam Church ~ervlce 7 p m 7 30 p m 81ble study and Youth youth meeting , 0 p.m Tuelda y 81· meet•ng at B p m on ble St ud y , 7 p m Wedne$dOyS RACI NE CHURCH OF TH E NO R1H BEl HH Wo rsh1p I I NAZARENE Rev Joh n A Colt o m Church SchooiJO o m man past or . FronKI1 n Imboden ALF RED Sunday School 9 30 chotrmon of the Boord of Chm om Worsh•p 10 45 om Prayer t1an L1te Sunday School 9 30 mee11ng Wednesday 1 AS p m , mormn!il worsh •p. 10 30 o rn UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m Sunday &venmg worsh1p , 7 30 REEDSVILlE, Sunday Schoo l q 30 p m Prayer mee ting, Wedne~ a m Worsh1p 7 30 p ,m , Prayer day 7 30 p.m. Mee11ng 7 30 p m Tu esday, II:ACINE FIRST B.'.PliST , Don l V•s• tat iOn7 30 p m lsi Thursda y Walker , Pastor , Ronn 1e Solser SILVER RIDGE , Wor shrp 10 a.m Sunday school Supt . )undoy Church School 9 am sc hool , 9 300m , mor n1ng wor TUPPERS PL AIN S, Worsh1 p 9 sh1p , 10 46 Sunday eve n1ng o m Chur ch School 10 a m worsh tp 7 30 Wedne!idp y evtm KENO CHURCH OF CHRIS1 rn g Brble study , 7 30 George Frederrde sup! Serv1C1! DANVIl l E WESLEYAN RPY A week ly q 30 o m on Sunday D Brown poster Sunday School p, aach•ng f1 rs 1 and th ird Sundoys 9 30 o m morn1ng w o rsh tp o l mon th by Cl1ff ord Smi th, 9 lO 10 IllS you th ser viCit, 6 A5 p .m. om evenmg worsh 1p , 7.30 p m. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , prayer and proll•, Wednesday Rev Kt!1th Eblin pos!Of , Sun~ 7 30 p m School q 30 a m ., leonard SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST C•lmore llfsl 'el cter evenmg ser Miles lrout , pas tor . Sunday v•ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer !.Chool , 10 o m , Steve l •llle !.up I meetmg. 7 30 p m Evening ser vice 7 p m · p royiH Ml MORIAH CHURCH Of GOD . meetmg, Thu rtdoy . 1 p m Ro cme Route') The Re ... Chodes CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Hand pastor Sunday school 9 -45 Rev Donny R Cook pes tar Sun· o m morntn g wors hrp II o.m day school 9 30 o m ..... ors hlp Even•ng servtees Tues day and serv•ce 11 a .m. eY•nmg se rv •ce, Fttdoy 7 30 p .m 7 00 yo ut h serv1e1 Wednesday BEARWAll OW RIDGf CH URCH 4 00 P m OF CHR IST Duane Wa rd ~t n , lANGSVIl LE CHRISTIAN mm•s le! Bebl e doss , 9 30 om : CHURCH , Robfrrt Muuer pastor mornm g w o rshtp 10 30 am ,, tchool. 930 a.m .: Roy even10g w ors h1p e 30 p.m. Sunday Sigmon, su pl ., morn•ng w Or\hip , Wednesday B•ble study 6 •30 p m. 10 30, Sunday evening 14Hv•ce . KE NO CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7·30: mid· week \ervlf:e , Wednl5 George FredencK , su pt Sundoy day , 7 p .m . mornmg serv •ce 9,30 o m wtth SYRAC USE CHURCH OF TH E preoch tng on f rrsl and th1td Sun· NAZARENE, Rev , Dolt Bou doy ot mon th by George P ~e k.en1 . pas tor , Bob . Moore. 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Bloke , poster Svndoy lthool sup! school 9.30 a.m mom1ng wor Sunday School 10 a.m ., Howo rd ship and commun1on . 10 lJ o m, McCoy sup t , Mornmg sermo n. !Iunday e-.~en • ng youth Chrtslton 11 o rn , , Sunday mght ser v•ces Endeav or 6 p m wors hip ser. 1..hrrst•an Endtovor 7 JO p.m . vtce 7 p m Wednesday &ven !nr Xlng ser'tlk t , B p .m , Preaching ' ~./. 1~ ~ ( 1 ; POINTVI£W CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. · The role of the Church has never been to cut the problema down to the size of the ma n - alw ays to build the man up to the 1lze of his problems. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ph. 915.4100 \ WH~'S GOIN' CARS & TRUCKS 461 S. 3rd M•ddleport Ph 992·2196 But some parents do underttand their children'• problems. They are careful to nurture soul and 1plrlt as well AI mind and heart. The yean ahead will prove them rtght. RIGGS USED CARS, INC. Chester RIGHT~ ON 7-W~A'T 'S A l L 'TH ' ¥Elio DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. Chesler, Ohio 4!710 St . 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RadiO Cr l v Slat1o n Ne w York N Y 1001 9) Yes1tHd ay s JIJnttliO S BlOAT I An swc• ADAGE PO OR !' HWNhl Wh 11t he wAs tu11 t a!iik 11 19 thf1 I.HI•rttdll-. 1 ••r for - A ' GOOD BEll r---------------------~·~~ l Jumble Book No 10 .vith thele ltr.~t t 10 puztiM, If! &>~ a l~ to• 511 --'V1~"'j paid from JumbltJ , e10 tnts ~ ~'(lei , Norwood, N J 076A8 lr-.:::h,,._, • your name, ~rMA zip CIOde and IMk& cheeils peyaNo 10 ~! ... �'' 8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April2l, ::::::::::------- ~~97~8!.....------..------------'"":'----:---------~-----::•~~ TltESE MESSAGES OF OUR RruGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED 00t WEEK BY llfE FOU.(MING MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. TRINITY C~UR CH , Re' W . H. Pemn poster Bob Buc k Sun day schoo l sup! Church School · 9, 15 a m . wor shtp servtce 10 30 a .m. Chotr rehearsal Tuesdoy 7 30 p m under dtrecllon ol A llee Nease POMER OY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Unton and M u lberry Re v Clyde V Hender son pa stor Sunday school Q 30 om . Glen McCl ung supt motn ing worship , 10 30 a rn e ventn g servtce , 7 30 , mtd -week servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m G RA CE EPISCOPAl. The Rev Alben Moc Kenm~ rector Ser - "''ces a nd Sunday sc hool 01 12 noon. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST , J.12 W Mor n StJohn McArThur , past or Btble school, 9 30 a m. morn•ng wors hip 10 30 om Youth meel tngs . b 30 p m , even mg worsl·up 7·30 Wednesday 'nt~ ht prayer m eeltng and B•ble study 7 30p m THE SAL VA TION ARMY 115 Butternu t Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mr s Roy W1n1ng olhcers m c ha r ge Sundoy · h ol •neH meet•ng, 10 a m Sunday School 10 30om Sunday school leade r YPSM , Elotse Adams 1 p m so lvot1on meeh ng vo r•ou'> speakers and mus tc spec •ol s 7 30 p m. Thursday 10 a m to 2 p m lodre s Home League al l women 1n'o'1ted 7 30 p m , prayer meet •ng and B•ble studr Sob hrep le a der F<ev Noel Hermon teacher BURLIN GTON SOUTH ERN SAP TIST CHAPEl Route 1 Shade Pa stor Bobby EH~•ns Sunday !Khool 5 p m Sunday worsh1p, 5 45 p m Wed nesday praye r ser vrce 7 30 p m POMER OY WESTSIDE CHU RCH Of CHRIST , 100 W Mom St Jerry Pau l mm1ster phone qq2 -7666 Co nservot1ve non Ins trume nta l, Sunday worsh•p 10 a m ' B•ble stud y 11 a m . worsh•p 6 p m Wednesday B•ble study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRI STIAN CHURCH , Rev Rolph Sm•_!h pastor Sunday ~c h ool q 30 o m M rs Worley Froncrs su perr n ten dent Preach 1ng serv•ces f 1rsl S lhtrd Sunde ~ l ollowm g Sunday School ~ G RAHAM UNITED METHODI ST Preo chmg Q 30 o m f•r st and ~e · cond Sundays of each month thu d and f ourth Sund ay !'> eoch month worsh1p SIH VtCe ot 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 Prayer and Bible Study SEVE NTH -DAY AD V ENTIST Mulbelfy He1ghts Rood Pomeroy Pastor A lben D111es Sabba th Xhool Supenntondent , Claro Mci ntyre Sabbath School. Sotur dey a fternoon ol 2 00 w 1th Wor sh•p Serv1ce lollow•ng at 3 15 RUTLAND FI RS! BAPII SI CHURCH Stsl er Harr •ett Sunday School Wor n er Sup! 9 30 am mornmg wor!lh •p 10 45 om 1 HE HILAND CHAPEl George Casto pasto r Sunday School Q 30 o rn evenmg worsh•p 7 30 Thu rsday @ven.ng pr ayer ~ erv•ce 7 30 p m POMER O Y rtRSI BAPTIST Oov1d Mann mtn1ster Wdliom Watson Sundo" Hhool sup! Sun day lChool 9 JO o '" mo1nmg ..... orsh•P 10 30 o m FIRS! SOUIHE~N BAPIISI 781 Mulberry AYe Pomeroy Paul J Wh1te Po~ •or Vary Bo'ihom Sun · day 'iichool ~upt Sunday school Q 30 a m morn.ng worsh•p 10 30 . even1ng worsh1p 6 30 p rn M 1dw eek prayer se• v•ce 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER OeMter Ad longsv•lle Oh1o Rev Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday Schoo l 11 o.m Saturday p reachmg se rv•ccs 7 30 p m Wedne sday evenmg B•ble study o t7 30pm FAITH TA BERNAClE CHURCH Bodey Run Rood Re v Emmell Rowson pastor Handl ey Dunn supt Sunday school , 10 o m Sun day even1ng serv1ce 7 30 81ble teachmg 7 30 p m Thursday OYES V Il lE CO MMUNITY CHURCH Roger C Turner past or Sunde~ scr-ool 9 30 o m , Sunday morn wQ .... c.rs h1p 10 30 Sunday evenl l1 1'>• VICe 7 J0 ~I OOLEPORT 0 M T MO HI AH BAP TIS T Corner Fourth and Ma 1n Mtddlepar1 Rev Henry Key Jr pmtor Sun · day School Q 30 o m M r~ Erv11' Baumgardner supt Morn1r1g worsh•p , 10 A5 a m · M IODLEP O R1 CHU RCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTI AN UNION La wrence Man ley pastor Mn Russe ll Young Sunday School Sup t. Sunday School 9 30 a.m . Eventng w orshtp 7 30 Wednes day praye r meet•ng 7 30 p m M T MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Roc::•n e Route 2, the Rev . James M M uncy pastor Sunday school q AS om morn1ng worsh 1p 11 o rn , even•ng war'ihrp 7 30 Praye r meehr.:~g lue~doy 7 30 p m Young peoplt! s meetmg 7 30 p .m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP TIST Carner S•~tlh and Palmer the ~e-.~ K1rby Oder , pastor , Raben Porker , supertntenden! Sund ay WM PO flod•o program 7 45 a m .. Sunday School 9 15 a m M orn ,ng Wor5h1p 10 15om Youth ac lr vtftes and feiJ o.,...shtp tor 1un10r and sen.or h1gh \tudents 6 p m Sunday even tn g worsh rp 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer serv l(85 Wedniitsday 7 30 p rn CHURCH OF CHR IS1 Mod· dlepor1 Sth and Mo~n G eorge Glaze m1n1ster M•k e Gerlach Terry VanKf!y supermtendent youth mml\ter Bible !.chool , q 30 a m marn•ng worsh1p 10 30 o m . even.ng w'Orsh•p ' 7 30 prayer se r v•ce 7 p m Wednes day MIDDlEPOR I CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev , J1m Broome po~t or Mrs Mary La the, Sunday sc hool supl Sunday ~chool q JO om morn1ng worsh•p 10 JO a m Sunday f!vonge l ,~t•c meet.ng 7 00 p m Prayer mee t •ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED P'HSBYTER I AN MINISTRY OF ME IGS COU NTY, Dwrght L Zav•tz , d •rec tor HARRISONVIllE PRES BYT ERIAN Rev Er nes t Stnck~1n pastor Sunday church school q JO o m Mr s Homer lee ~.!_____morn 1ng .....orshtp \0 JO MIDDlEPORl Sunday ~ch ool q 30 o m , Rrchord Vaughan . sup! Morning worship 10·30. SYRAC USE, M orn •ng worsh1p , Q am Sunday ~ c hoo l 10 am . Mr s Samps on Holl sup! Re v Bobby Porter, pastor Sun· doy school I 0 o m Sundar · war · ship , 11 a m , Sunday evenmg servtee, 7 p m Wednesday Fom•· ly Tro•ing Hou r 7 p m Wed nesday wors h•p se rvic e, 7 30 p m. HAZEl' COMMUNITY CHURCH, Near Long Bo ttom, Eds,l Mort poster . Sun day school 10om . Chv rc h, 7 30 p m ., praye r meehng, 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIDDlEPORT PEN1E COS TAl . Th11d Ave ,,) he Rev W•lhom Kmt tel pa stor . Rona ld Duga n Sun day School Sup t Classes tor all ages even1ng semce . 7 30 Btble stu d~ Wedn esday , 7 30 p,m youth servit'ei , Fn doy 7·30 p m. MIDDlEPORT FREEWill BAP TIS T Corner A sh and Plum Noel Hernnon pastor Sat urday even on g s~rvtr e 7 30 p m Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m MEIGS COO PERATIVE PARISH METHOD IST CHURCH Robe rt f , Bumgarner D•reC!or POMEROY ClUSTER Rev RobertHayden Rev James Corb!l t CHEST ER Wor~ h1p 9 1S o m Churc h School 10 a m POMEROY ..... orsh•p serv1ce, q ' 15 om .. Sunday sc hoo l 1030 o m Rev Robe rt Hoyden mm•)ter ENTERPRISE Worsh1p q a m Ch urch School10 om ROCK SPRINGS Warshep 10 o m Church School 9 15o m UMYF b 30 p rn FlA TWOODS W01sh1p II o m Church Schooi i O om MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER Rev Rober t Bumga rner HEATH , Robe rt Bumgarner , Pa stor Worsh•p 10 30 o.m Church Sc hoo l q JO o m UMYF 6 pm RUTLAND Wdbur H1lt Pastor Wors htp 10 30 a m Church SC hool 9 30 am SY RACUSE Cl USTER Re v Harvey Koch Jr ASBURY Wo rsh ep 11 o m Church School 9 50 o m UMW ftrst Tue\doy Sible Sludy Thur s 7 30 p m FOREST RUN . W ar~h •p 9 o m Chu rc h Sc hool 10 am MINERS VI LlE Worshrp 10 am Ch urch S< hoal9 am SYRA CU SE Chur ch School q 00 o .m Worsh•p serviCe 7 30 p m SOUTHERN ClUSTER Re v Do v•d Horrt s - Cluster leader Rev . Steven W1 lson A'soc1 ate BETHAN Y (Dorcas ) Wo rshtp 9 30 om Church School 10 30 om CARMEL Chruc h School 9 30 o 1n Worship 10 30 o m 2nd and 41 h Sunday s APPLE G ROV E Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m Worsh1p 7 30 p m l st and 3rd Sundays Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Fel lowship ~upper t.rs t Satu rday e p m. UMW 1nd Tuesday 7 J9 p m EA ST lETART Chr uch School 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays q 30 a m Fo ur th Sunday I 0 30 a m War · ~h1p 7nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Sunday 9 30 o m Prayer rneetmg Wed ne!l day 7 3D p m UMW 1st Tuesdoy 7 .30 p m WESlEY AN l Rac •ntt) Sundcy School 10 o m Worsh•p II om , Jr UM'YF Wednesday 3 30 p m 81ble Study Thursday 7 p m Choir Proct1ce Thursd ay 8 p.m lET ART FALLS Church Sc hool lsi 7nd 3rd Sundays 10 15om 4th Sunday 9 15 o m , Worsh 1p lsi 2nd 3rd Sundays q 15 o m 4th Sunday 7 30 p m. MORNIN G STAR Worsh1p Q lO o m . Church School 10 30 om M1d -Week Serv •ce Wed nesday 8 John F. 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Ohio RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE & HARDWARE POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE 1 Wl NNIF:_._ ~=-:-=-=;-- _ Homeltte S.ws Chester : -.l\!: "";::--::< · .... p.\j:.\e: Pomtroy, Ohio o l1ernot1ng w •th C E Wednesday morn1ng wor~htp 11 o m Sundoy proye• mee l~ng 7 30 p m Rev 7 lO p m evenmg serv1ce James leac h, pa stor Oo vtd m •dweek prayer ~er.,.rce Wednos Holter loy leader day 7 30 p m JEHOVAH'S WllNE SSES I mtle ea st ol Ru l lond 1uncl •on of Rou te 124 and Noble Summ tl Rood (T SEA TILE (UP!) - John 174 ) Sunday IJ•ble l eC1ure 9 30 o Wat chtoWer ~ 1udy 10 30 Montag ue, a right-handed om Tuesday 81ble sludy , 7 end pitche r lor Lhe Seattle W e dn e~d oy even ~n g p1o~er 8 15 p m , Thu nday , theoc::r al tC Mariners, was placed on the mee ting 7 30 p .m· Youth prayer school , 7 30 p ,m serv•ce 21-day disa bled list Thursday ~erv t c e eoch l ue,doy meellng, JO p.m FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHUR CH. HOPE BAPTIST l70 Gronl 51, with a bruised hip. let o1t , W Va , Rt I , Re v. Charles M1ddlepo rt Bobby Elkt ns po~l o r Replacing Moolllgue on the Horgro-.~e, , pastor . Worsh1p ser- Sunday School, 10om worsh•p roster will be pitcher M1ke viCes , 9·30 o m .. Sun day Hhool. servrce 11 a.m ., even •ng se rv1c e Parrott. II a.m ., even tng worship , 7:30 7 JO (p m Thur sdcy prayer p m . Tues day cottage pra yer rneehng and Bible ~t u dy 7 30 meetmg and ~· b le study , 9 3Q • p ,m am . Worsh •p serv1 ce W~tdnes · RUTlAND FREEWILL BAPTISl Church leland Haley, pastor. day 7 30 p m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, ?b N Sunday \ chool 10om ., evenm g Se co nd . M 1ddl•port A lan serv1ce , 7·30 p .m P r o~er Blackwood po~ l o r ServtCitS on meetin g Wed nesday , 7 30 p m . Sunday o t 10 lO o m and 7 30 CHURCH OF GOO ol Pr op he<y. p rn w1 th Sunday school at 9 30 loc at ed o n the 0 . J. Whi te Rood om . Btb le study , Wednesday oft htghwoy 160. Sunday School 7:30p.m 10 am Superintendent John INDEPENDE N T HO LI NESS Lov eday First Wltdne sdoy night CHURCH INC - Co rner Fourth of month CPMA services , second POMEROY LANES and L•ncoln St~ . M•ddleporl Rev Wednesdol WMB meet•ng thud Morning Glories O'Dell Manle y pastor ,, Sony Hud through ifth youth serv1ce. Aprll11 , 1971 son . Sunday School superlnten· George Croy le, paltOf Pis dent Sunday schoo l 9 30 o.m , HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Jones Boys 151 evemng worshep , 7 30 p .m , Gran t St. M lddltport , Re v Bobby Newell Sunoco 124 pra yer and pra 1u se l vtc&, Elkins Sund ov sc hool 10 a .m. G&J Auto Parts 101 Wednesday , 7 30p m morning wors h1p. 11 evening Gibbs Grocery 92 THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF w or!.hip , 7.30 p.mr. Thursday Sears 88 POMEROY - Corner Ma in and eventng 81ble 1tudy and prayer Karr & VanZa ndl 68 Cou rt 515 , th ird floor ov er meeltng, 7 30 p m Affll,ated w •th High Ind . Game - Ba rbara lrghth ouse Restaura nt. Henry S.B.C Whitll ng'ton 213, Ann Grover Cook , pouor , Sunday school , 10 BRADFO RD CHU RCH OF 185. o.m motnmg worsh ip , 1I a.m CHRIST- Gobrt•l Mrai , pa5t or , High lnd Series - Barbara ~ventn g servtce . 7:30 Wednet · Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a m , mofn. Whi tt ington 499, Ann Grover day e-.~enmg se rvic e 7 30 In· tng church , 10 30 o.m, Jumor 494. terdenom ln o tlonol, lull gospel churc h progr am undtr dhe<!lon High Team Game - Newell RUTlAND CHURC H OF GOD of Karen Mroz l or chtl dren , 1 10, Sunoco 852. Past or, Denn 1s Roles ,, SlJndoy durin g regu lar church hou r tn High Team Series - Jones School 10om . worshtp Jervic t , church basement. Sunday even· Boys 2•58. 11 JO am . and 7 30 p .m. Proyt r !ng tervic• , 7 p .m : WednesdO'f meeting Wedn•5doy , 7·30 p.m. 1ervice, 1.30 p ,m • RUTLAND APOSTOliC CHURCH JUBilEE CHR ISTIAN CENTER OF JESUS CHRI ST , Elder Jamt s George's Creek Rood . Church Miller Bible study . Wedneldoy school 9030 a.m .. morning war · 7 30 p m , Sunday Sc hoo l, 10 a.m ship , 10:30: evening ••rvlce 7 30 . Friday Night Ladles Pr-a yer m . . ling Wednesday . 7.30 Sunday mght serv1ce . 7 30 p.m . Aprllu, 1971 PO M ~ROY WESLEYAN pm Standings· HOLINESS - Harr isonville Road Sl. PAUl lU THERAN CHURCH, Team WL Dew•y I< ing, pastor , Edison Corner of Syc amore and Second Pl . Mason Gloss 60 Weavttr , assista nt , Henry Ebtin , Sis ., Pomeroy . The h11 Will iam VIsta l\lo 3 64 Jr .. Sunday school su pt Sunday M lddletw arth , Po, lor . Sunday Pa r ker ' s A 1 Service 60 sc hool, 'i' .30 a.m .. morning wor · Sc:hpol ot 9, 45 a.m . ond Church Kopple's Pennzoll 58 sh1p , II 0 m, Sunday evening ser· Servk•s 11om. Bil l's Qvoll1y Body Shop ~ vice 7:30 prayer meeting. Thurs· ~ACRE O HEAR T Rev. Fa ther Landma rk 24 do)l , 7 30 p.m Paul 0 . Well on, pastor , Phone Team . hlgh series - VIola SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF 992·2815. Sotvrdoy evening Moss , No. 3 1148 : Ka pple's 1106: Pt . GOO No t Pant•cot to l, Rev. 7 :30; Sv ndoy Mou , Bond 10 a .m., Mason Gla$1 1060. George O lle r , po1 tor Worship Confession, Sat urday, 7·7 ~p m Team high game - VIsta serv•ce Sunday, 9:45 a.m .: Sun CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On the No. 3 422 ; Kapple' s Pennzoll doy sc hool , 11 a.m .: wors hip ._,. Rou te 7 bypo11. James£ Kett 1 ee , 400 and 395. ' v1<eo 7 30 p .m-:-- Thursd oy prayer- - postorr Sunday 1choo l. 10 a.m.· Ind . high serltS - Ellama y meeting, 7:30 p.m. morning worthlp, 11 a.m.,---.-;;,~ Norton 507: Dollie NtiiiOn MT. HERM ON United Brethr,,-n,. in g ser-.lct, 7 · 487 ; Pauline F lelds 444. Chvrch , Sunday Schoo l 9:30 o m TRINITY Chrl• tian A uemblv . Ind. high game - Dottle Wors hip "s ervice 10:-4 ' o.m Coolv1 lle Gilb~trl Spencer , Nelson t88 ; Ellamay Norton Preaching serv ices •very Sunda y past or Sunday school, 9:30 o.m.: 179 1 Pauline Fields 178. 1'- 5 •S A ':01\ 1·:; :. (C!:: : .l.C=:- pm M •dweek Prayer Shuler pastor Wo rsh •p serv•(e meet•ng , Wednesday , 7 p m Roy 9 30 am Sunday school 10 30 Adarfls . lo~ leader o m 81ble Stud~ and p royer ser CHU RCH OF J£SUS CHRIST v•ce Thur sday , 7 30 p.m . Located at Rutl and on New luna CARLETON CHURCH Ktng~bu1y Rood ne•t lo Forest Acre Porlo. Roo d Cary Ktng , pastor Svndoy Rev Roy Rouse pastor Robert school , 9 30 o.m Rol ph Carl, M usser Sunday Schaa l w pt Sun superrnte ndent evun• ng worsh1p day school , 10.30 o.m w OJShtp 7 30 p m . Pray er m ee h ng 7 30 p m.B•b le Study . Wednes Wedne sday 7 30p .m day 7·30 p.m., Saturday n1gh1 LO NG BO fTOM CHR ISTIAN pr ayer s&rvtce 7 30 p .m Bruce Smilh , pastor Wallace HEMLOCK GROYE CHRIST IAN Damewood Sup t B•b le School , Roger Wohon pasto r Kenne th q 30 o m Putochmg serv•ce, 8ye r , Sunday sc hool supt Morn· 10 45 a m No even•ng se r v1ce , •ng wors hip , 9 30 o m Sun · HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST day,schoo l. 10 30 a m . evenlflg CHURCH Re v Herben A 1l1t"' Q service 7 30 W.dnesday B•ble pastor Sunday School 9 30 om Study , 7 30p m Marn•ng ~ervice , 10 30 a m MT UNION BAPTIST Don Evan gehst ic serv•ce 7 p m Praye r W 1lt.o n Su nday ~cho ol mee ttng , Thu t ~do y 7 p .m superintendent Sunday school, FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at ~ A5 om , even10g worsh1p, 7 Sold Kn o b Re v La ..... rence p m. Proyer m~e t1ng , 7 p m Gluesenc::omp Sr , pos tm Roger Wedne•doy . Wtlll ard Sr . Sunday sc hoo l wp1 TUPPERS PLAIN S CHRI STIAN Sunday sc hool q JO o Sunday CHURCH Eugene Underw ood evenmg servttlt 7 p m Prayer pas tor . Howard Coldwell , Jt meet10g , Tuesday , 7·30 p.m Sundoy S<hool Supt Sunday Ernes t Dee ter , class leader School, '1 30 a m , Morni ng Ser · Youth meeflng, Wed nesday , 7 30 man 10 30o m , Sunday even10g p m. with Don and Martha serv1ce 7 p m Meadow s, leaden LETART FALlS UNITED WH ITES CHAPEL , Coolvdle RD BRETHREN Rev. Freeland Norris , Rev. Roy Dee ter pastor Sunday pastor , Fl oyd Norr is supt Sunday sc hool'1,30a .m .. worsh1pser11 tce , uhool. q 30 o.m morning ser 10·30 a m , Bible Uudy and pra~ e r mon 10 30 o.m Prayer service, service Wednesday , 7·30 p m Wed n••doy , 7 JOp.m RUlLAND CHESTER CHURC H OF rHE RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIS1 NAZARENE , Rev . Herbert Grot e lorr y Co leman pa st or . Co poslor . Wor5 htp ••r..,rce . I I am Sunday ~ hool suph , Som M cl< in ond 7 JO p ,m Sundar Sunday nuy and Herb Ell itt Sunday s<hool School q,JO a.m R 1ch~rd Bellon , and communion , 9:30 o .m War sup! Prayer mHting , Wedntn · stup and comunion, 10:30 a.m . day 7 JOp m RUTLA N D C OMMUN I TY BRADFO RD 'C HURCH O F CH URCH, Sunday School , 9.30 CHRIST. Gabn el Mzr s, pouor . Bi· am , wors h1p serv rce , 11 a.m , b le Sunday S.Chool 9:30 o,m ,, mor · Wednesday pro~er meetin g, 7.30 n•ng church 10::K> o.m , Sunday p m you th services, Svndoy 7 evening se rvi<t f'" 7:00 p ,m, p.m , Sunday ni ght .,...orsh1p , 130 Wednesda~ serviCe 7:30 p .m RUTLA ND CHURCH OF THE LA UREL CLIFF f RH METHODIST NAZA RENE . Rev Lloyd D Grimm , CHURCH , Rev Floyd F. Shook . Jr . poilo r Sunday schoo l , 930 pas tor, Lloyd Wright , Svndoy om . worship serv1~e 10 30 o.rn School Supt .; Morn ing Wor,htp Sraodcostl lve overWMPO. you n!il 9 30 a .m , Sunday School 10 20 peop l e ' s ur\II C& , 6 30 om ., Wednesday Pra yer and 81· evangel.s tk service 7 p m ble Study 7:30p.m.: Sundoy even· Wudnesday , 7 p .m. mg worsh ip 7·30 p.m.: Choir Pr ac · M ASON COUNTY Uco Thu,.doy . 7 p.m FIRST SOU1HERN BAPTIST , Cor· DEXlER CHURCH OF CH RIST , ner of Second and Anderson , Char les Russell. Sr. , mints ter , Mason. Pastor Fronk Lowther . Rick Macombe r , supL Sunday Sundoy school, 9:45 a .m .. w or · school 930 om wor"'ip se r· sh1p service , 1\ a.m. and 1 30 vice , 10.30a m Bible Study , lue•· p.m . Wtek l y Bible Study , day , 7 30p m • Wednt!.doy , 7,30p .m. REORGANIZE D CHURCH OF MASON CHUHCH OF CHRIST P JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER CAY 0 . BoM -487. M illerSt . Mason W. SAINTS , Por tland Rac ine Rood Vo . Sunda~ Btble Study 10 am .. Wtlllom Rout h , pottor . Russell Wors h1p 11 om and 7 p .m B•bl& ROtcliff , ctiurl fllillool Director... Sf~y-Wednesdoy 7 p m . Voca l Sunday School 'i'JO a.m. Morn- mus1c •ng wors h1p . 10.30 om , Svndoy MASON ASSEMBlY O F GOO , evenmg 1ervic• 7 p .m Wedn& l • Duddmg lone Mason W. Va . doy e ...enlng proyer serv iCes 7 30 Chesler Tennant, Pastor Sunday p m School 9,A5 a m , Childr en 's BET HLEHEM BAPTIST, Rev Earl Chu rch 6 A5 p m, Young People '' li l7 Jft ll1 ke "Gretchen".' That's BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE_ Ph . 915·3308 r..iif HI~~ ·~, 1 I I( •!)( ,) J f'l l I For The Best in TV V1ew1ng Call n n sos :::=.L..-1\1 o.m i ,F HAD E".jV ~J" ''""' I'L•\.: r Ml l't_J;;: ---- -~---~ pm a ~0"-1E, l.;• l' rJ\J t ~. ORPHAN ANNIE- OUTPATIET ORPHAN ANNIE-CHANGELING • HEINER'S BAKERY Ray Riggs 8 30 - A80UT 0 SALE S. SERVIC E Fire EMttngut shtrs F ire De pt . Equip. Rutlan d Ph . H1·1711 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MOJ(SE CHAPEl Worshp II o m Chur t h School9 30 o.m POR TLAND , Worsh1p 7 30 p.m , prayer meeting and B•ble ~tudy , 7 Church School q 30 am p m. SUTlON Church ~chool ~ 30 51 JOHN LUT HERAN CHURCH o m Wor5htp I st ond Jrd Sundo ~ ~ P•ne G rove Th e Rev Wtllrom 10 30om M•ddleswor th Pastor Church NORTHEAS1 ClU ST ER serv tces q 30 o.m. Svndoy School Rev R•cho rd Thomas 10 JOo m , Pastor BRAD BURY CH URC H Of dDuone Syden stn ck er CHRIST M r Donald Roley , pas tor John D o u gl o ~ Svn doy school Q 30om . war . A ssoct ates ,h ,p serv•ce 10 30 om . Sunday JOPPA Worsh1p 10 o m servtees 7 p m , youth gr ou p Church School q o m Prayer Wedne1day 7 p m Mee11ng Wednesday p m ANTIQUIT Y 8AP11ST , Re v Ear l LO NG BOTTOM, Sunda y ~ c h ool Shuler pa!.lor Svndoy s. choo l at 9 30 a m Worsh1p se rv1ces at ~ lOam Church ~ervlce 7 p m 7 30 p m 81ble study and Youth youth meeting , 0 p.m Tuelda y 81· meet•ng at B p m on ble St ud y , 7 p m Wedne$dOyS RACI NE CHURCH OF TH E NO R1H BEl HH Wo rsh1p I I NAZARENE Rev Joh n A Colt o m Church SchooiJO o m man past or . FronKI1 n Imboden ALF RED Sunday School 9 30 chotrmon of the Boord of Chm om Worsh•p 10 45 om Prayer t1an L1te Sunday School 9 30 mee11ng Wednesday 1 AS p m , mormn!il worsh •p. 10 30 o rn UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m Sunday &venmg worsh1p , 7 30 REEDSVILlE, Sunday Schoo l q 30 p m Prayer mee ting, Wedne~ a m Worsh1p 7 30 p ,m , Prayer day 7 30 p.m. Mee11ng 7 30 p m Tu esday, II:ACINE FIRST B.'.PliST , Don l V•s• tat iOn7 30 p m lsi Thursda y Walker , Pastor , Ronn 1e Solser SILVER RIDGE , Wor shrp 10 a.m Sunday school Supt . )undoy Church School 9 am sc hool , 9 300m , mor n1ng wor TUPPERS PL AIN S, Worsh1 p 9 sh1p , 10 46 Sunday eve n1ng o m Chur ch School 10 a m worsh tp 7 30 Wedne!idp y evtm KENO CHURCH OF CHRIS1 rn g Brble study , 7 30 George Frederrde sup! Serv1C1! DANVIl l E WESLEYAN RPY A week ly q 30 o m on Sunday D Brown poster Sunday School p, aach•ng f1 rs 1 and th ird Sundoys 9 30 o m morn1ng w o rsh tp o l mon th by Cl1ff ord Smi th, 9 lO 10 IllS you th ser viCit, 6 A5 p .m. om evenmg worsh 1p , 7.30 p m. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , prayer and proll•, Wednesday Rev Kt!1th Eblin pos!Of , Sun~ 7 30 p m School q 30 a m ., leonard SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST C•lmore llfsl 'el cter evenmg ser Miles lrout , pas tor . Sunday v•ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer !.Chool , 10 o m , Steve l •llle !.up I meetmg. 7 30 p m Evening ser vice 7 p m · p royiH Ml MORIAH CHURCH Of GOD . meetmg, Thu rtdoy . 1 p m Ro cme Route') The Re ... Chodes CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Hand pastor Sunday school 9 -45 Rev Donny R Cook pes tar Sun· o m morntn g wors hrp II o.m day school 9 30 o m ..... ors hlp Even•ng servtees Tues day and serv•ce 11 a .m. eY•nmg se rv •ce, Fttdoy 7 30 p .m 7 00 yo ut h serv1e1 Wednesday BEARWAll OW RIDGf CH URCH 4 00 P m OF CHR IST Duane Wa rd ~t n , lANGSVIl LE CHRISTIAN mm•s le! Bebl e doss , 9 30 om : CHURCH , Robfrrt Muuer pastor mornm g w o rshtp 10 30 am ,, tchool. 930 a.m .: Roy even10g w ors h1p e 30 p.m. Sunday Sigmon, su pl ., morn•ng w Or\hip , Wednesday B•ble study 6 •30 p m. 10 30, Sunday evening 14Hv•ce . KE NO CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7·30: mid· week \ervlf:e , Wednl5 George FredencK , su pt Sundoy day , 7 p .m . mornmg serv •ce 9,30 o m wtth SYRAC USE CHURCH OF TH E preoch tng on f rrsl and th1td Sun· NAZARENE, Rev , Dolt Bou doy ot mon th by George P ~e k.en1 . pas tor , Bob . Moore. Sunday NEW STIV ERSVIllE COMMUNI· School supt .: Sunday school '1 JO rY Churc1'1 Sunday Sc hoo l ser· o m. morn1ng WOf'\h1p 10 45 viCe q 45 a m . Warshtp serv 1ce, a.m. evongel11tk servic e. 7 p .m 10 JO EvongeHshc Serv1C & 7 30 Wednesday Slttvtctl - prayer p m Wednesday Proy•r end praise, 7 p .m , Nozoren• meetmg 7 30 youth 1 p .m Doily prQyer ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, meeting, 8 30 o.m Men 's p rayer Pomeroy· Horrison11ille Rd.; Don m•eting , Sa turday 7 p m. Kennedy;- patto.---8111- McElroy, WEN- UNITED BIIETHREN'IN Sundoy CHRIST , Elden R. Bloke , poster Svndoy lthool sup! school 9.30 a.m mom1ng wor Sunday School 10 a.m ., Howo rd ship and commun1on . 10 lJ o m, McCoy sup t , Mornmg sermo n. !Iunday e-.~en • ng youth Chrtslton 11 o rn , , Sunday mght ser v•ces Endeav or 6 p m wors hip ser. 1..hrrst•an Endtovor 7 JO p.m . vtce 7 p m Wednesday &ven !nr Xlng ser'tlk t , B p .m , Preaching ' ~./. 1~ ~ ( 1 ; POINTVI£W CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. · The role of the Church has never been to cut the problema down to the size of the ma n - alw ays to build the man up to the 1lze of his problems. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ph. 915.4100 \ WH~'S GOIN' CARS & TRUCKS 461 S. 3rd M•ddleport Ph 992·2196 But some parents do underttand their children'• problems. They are careful to nurture soul and 1plrlt as well AI mind and heart. The yean ahead will prove them rtght. RIGGS USED CARS, INC. Chester RIGHT~ ON 7-W~A'T 'S A l L 'TH ' ¥Elio DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. Chesler, Ohio 4!710 St . 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Phone Mo 1 Sttee Rut a d For 'iOie qql ?bOB o1 !rode See o coli T 0 Stewo11 7>42 2<~7 1 b FOOT <omper top 49 Ford tro< 101 3 pi h lch 985 4181 BROWN NG BT99 34 lull <ho ke Alter 6 pn1 roll qcn 6310 .:l.l I •5 Ill(] I' J I·" 100 1111.1 uu \ I t 0)\JH\ tr ~t trJ 1.1 $ 10) 1\tltl 'hI I I I I H • pl 1 da1 I l lh111b tl tll!.'l [}II 1 IIIU Ill 1 I ,, \I •I l~ t I tlrlr p II''U{I\1 t Jl , I' Hl It ~ h 1 v. th '' "r th rl ~ trn ~t!hl~\1 t \u r 1111 I I ur r n t ~~ , ~r f'ulhh<r I ~ I I 1 !l~o.r~ll l 1 r [, I t r t I h· I I r~l 1 I I I ll I Ill II I l I II I IJ r r r ~ llr r '289.95 NOTICE Pomeroy Landmark llf• _ llil WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES "' " \ I' n I I !I \\ 1 ll II I ' I II " t. 1 t \~ \ 4. l l t q ' Mo "• .., N \ ~v.. Oulll , t i(o nl A I vl-t 1.. Th, <., ,~ )HII(i J .,_,~ 1Lle ol n ~hor or y Mor~doy C.,o rd a-; Ap 12, r 1 r I~ I., I ,1 (otudon R j I Cht'"> ~ JoL: \ 1h h ,._. H an h I dov H 'I " r+ '>t j ur y ror 1 qi05\ e ~ thP EI Rutlnnrl o ~~ ot Ma 1 r, \"v o ¥ , a11t \Oifl ,, cl 0 1 j t I I n ()( (k"l I !( I I f N DI~lv ht rl. ol $1 ~H r, ,ttlr r br H~ ~love b burner oven wor rn ng cloe ts Water lank wh te enamel 742 '1581 JQ77 FORD 75 mower On I) used tw•ce Ca ll Q91 7748 1q76 HO NDA 3b0 Rood B I.e ( I one a •d blue Front d sc b1o ke!> Verv to.... " leo~ 7 hel mets $900 992 6307 1., w •VJ \o\OOD COOK lPg n 1?00 tt~b y V I W Alf AI )I dbq<.,p"~<-1 to...- a ~J POMEROY LANDMARK E?du td '' tit d R \1 FA tiP I\.. For~e tor Sale l ha r~ t r~h t Po~t or Rr>word Ji 'l .j ){) -------- - APPLIANCE SERVICE 11' All Y litH Gr 'll l' t .1 1 Elr· cllt· TV\ f tllld Hol potnl Applt.J!lCI'" "'· 1l1· Pr 1< 1" J,"lc k W C.1 r-..., , ..., Mq r. Phon1• 997 71 HI f-IVt" GAll ON garden sp oyer H:w l B 8 D el ect r hedge ., hear~ u~ed lw ce ) lreadle ~ Pw ng machtne good condr on Very old ~alrd colo. ~land ~l obile liomes (or Sale Spit! bo!!otn ww ng rorke1 0 WIDt: SO long mob le hou e qrn 3079 lur n shed 1 304 773 5504 0 VH VI: 1 STEP N ur~e s Shoes S4 88 091113 7 to S I0 B8 8o ey s M ddlep01 1 10 • SS ,10 b le home w 1h t> • pol l EG HORN HENS SOc eoth W S do 3 OCitcS wate r ~ept ( ron ~ M rhoel 085 4137 (lo!.e to n~ru.•s f- u n1~h ('d I! l rnedote po~sesson SI0500 MIGRO HYBRIDS 100a. eplo t Hi 30 74 o wr te Box 9 og ee no lt I you dol I get o La 19 ~11 I{' Oh o 45741 ~tend Jane s H Sn th Hemloc k Cro ... e Oh o 1q75 12 bO Cronv llt Moden QQ1 7574 l ~ove mes~oge <o unlty 1,. ng o 1 coc d1t onrng comple tely fu1n ~h ed 37 '6 9 1968 DODGE ton p rku p Motor own ng Sto1age shed Po •o 1 u~ l overhaul ed 4 speed Body Ma ny eot1a~ Wrll sTa rt at ough $250 747 3791 S7400 Pho e 997 0293 ~IRST L Nf ~ no t good cnovgh !ho t ~ why we ~.:>II DELTA !!RfS )I! W~ have enl a r ge d our 'iervtce de pa rtment and w1ll ser,nce Hotpo~n t and .other brands. 47 7J/8 Pomerat Landmark 9. _ Jack W Carsey Mg r llliil. Phone 9~1 218\ FO RD MOWER I "ft bo• 3 pt h tch good co nd tr o1 IQSS '] on •r uc lo. llot bed Good t re~ 010 2057 TWO TWIN ., ~~ 1 ll••lp \\ an h d ~{"J\'~ r, ' I I' ~ row •po vl rq q I Monoqr ~ f>o ty Plor t • r f Ul Our 'r I ~ r j ~~ 0 '. j q ft ~ 'f>l N '"n I (Qi('( T lq (oil u • lJ1~~ harq t ro (! ph' f' Coral Nl Af"i.J~U:> 1!<'!'1\ li,NHD Ap plY' 1• Qw f., ol. H ou~ f 0' tJ YOU kt I(,_+ ar n SlO SJ) 1 l(u? tJrPd adP~ , lm • I I ., t-. n th at r ) <\, I '>~0 ll II p+~ootp cr I Sur lo ! ' ' f ,, ' "' , c open on J .'' ' ' ' 'i; '- ' ot 'Ool. ,, 'Jpr ncr· r or ~al \bury u~ P+., Guy r ~or!.. 11 Ol'of 'fEAR 1 .... p.o "' ·~ ..... _ III•H•~u t I '"' (I' U ,. ~ " 6e<'i ~...., IW'I•n:, rwo MA LE hoq'> 0"£> r+"q ste ed tl ec year old f' ollrd He e tord !:l ull Gl85 JB.tb ~odrliP Coli of S P Chec k our p riCes on low, low FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, 10 & BLEND n nru .., o ~ r-1 .._ u l Lrt~ .., ~ ~& w•- Pomeroy Landmark 608 E MAIN POMEROY , 0 JUS T LI STED - Appro• 26 acres fenced 3 s pr tngs some woods small barn Home recently r eno~o~ated 130 851 00 NEW LIST ING - Large butldtng has 4 apartmen ts and bust ness Approx 30 years old Ideal setup lor someone Calf today LOVELY BR ICK - Close to new Hydro Un1t J bedrooms 11 ~ baths F A furnace 6 rooms c lose to school S3S 000 00 OLDER BUT NICE - Low heat tng btl ls here 3 bedrooms ba t h fo rmal d rnlng c arpe l 1n g panel tn g large garage & workshop S19 500 00 NEWER HOME - A pr ide & tOY to own Has 4 bedrooms lovely eq utpped k•tchen forma l d tn 1n g other features galore 2 car garage and workshop 136 100 00 DO IT YOU RSELF S6 qoo 00 buys th ts ntce rt1le house needs some Nark done ms1de large lot OTHER HOM ES TO CHOOSE FROM - CALL TODAY HENRY E CL ELAND RE ALT OR HANK KATHY & L EONA CLELA ND REALT OR ASSOC IA TES 9911159 9916191 J a ck W Ca rsey Mg r Pho ne 992 2181 r fi.Cio ~ I (li P +fliOrT I Of Of t.'Mf[)Afflv .,.J!I on: • • ,_,,. 1 VAll fORK: l it 701 H ba < ~h o f'& lrJodc r and lo Bov rno I H 700 du 11 0 tu d lhne (0 11 bt" bough t \(: par ete ly or m o q oup Pho1 t 049 1705 lor v r n •• to Ufql! +•I l ltll~ Pltll• 1 b GMC , on p do. up C1 ew coh rur nto •ol l6 1d 8.t 376] 1 POTASH, FERJ.O-PELS n II () r-'.11 l(lr\1 ~• ~" ~qen tn"' IQ rl(f ,.. tho, Ul ~ fl~ oiCil Ill¥ 'I cand p ,, q<l q 1Bb7 no.""'' • • ut "• n ~ 011 1950 F£RCUSON 30 rona S9SO Co~t 011 (O OI lur l O CC Moorr·· ~ q;Hn plet() S100 1000 gallon lu('l o•l tonlo. ond rock ')JSO Ronald Ha rt 040 2811:1 tWJJ FOriD ton tru rlo. Call }J 7 3B62 HOR'il AND WORM$ £lr 6~ BTU G£ 1 Oll t: 1\ 1'!/ 7060 IWO N!ERNA TIO NA L SCOUT <1 wh£>(>1 dt •f' J \peed "~ 8 A 1 ~hOp{ 940 75JA $75,000 Ill 085 4 I .'I ll'f""/ NCT fll bed~ Pr o.., nc cl hree d awet dr~s~er wh (> w th gold 1 n A ' >~c>r y qood <ondt on r ~e~ 1~., Ho lywood h h• o~' pi ott d ht>od boo d~ Compete w h rnatrre'>~e~ and to I "P' ngs Af\o o l iJ fre nch .,... • ~ ll'l£F "e 'I ¥G~ ,..r, t I~ d ott ~ Atlanta Wa s hmgton O r lan do M emp h1s MANA ("; ! 'il'\jl "O<;t TION CALl TliE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY 111"' thl\! wh o rn'l~ rtrp u1 fll ~h ,..,,.., t r no+ •r• ~ ~~ tniJ'l! • • n mtl'1.< '""••tlf'< Pfl, ~ 1 '4 l .~ nlftQrl <noo~y "' - HOO IJ>(I ~TUNif'f' If \ h111nd If~'~ nQ~tbl{ ., ,..Cold ~ tdq'' ] m~ )I'>! 1 t rloq~ 1 ) rrH~ Qq} f)"J3j , ~ AT 446-3643 h enrngs Call ~46 31l6 or ~46 7111 0.. Plodl~ ~I Lo~l ami IN GALLIPOLIS oW\0 ..r••loo- "•lo II_'~<.., M 1~ m•r •• .. hu "on ~f/1 ~n!l ~-~.-~.~~ ~~~~ ColiOniO (Ql( REDUCE D TO S\l9DD SUPER BARGAIN IN POMEROY I', story nome 1n very good cond lllon Features 4 becirooms lovely tam tjy room 1n basement mce living room kllc hen & t..lh La rge yard len ced 1n back BeH er call now fh won t last long POMEROY FIVE m1 n ut e~ to town and 5chools Alum num S1dmg Storm wmdows and doors New k !chen a wo na n s delrght 2 or 3 bedroo 11s Basement Carpel throughout By opp01r'll nenl only Roger Abbott 9Q2 6114 or 9Q2 2377 71 AC RES 8 room remode led horne oil mmcrol ng hts fue l o•l furnace Rutl a nd oreo $3b 000 New 3 bedroom lolal electriC home 1 113 acres ncar mmes $27 000 Bu1ldmg lot I 11 acres rur a l water on lot $3 BOO Co 1742 2819 af ter 5 pm or onylrme S.:t t 8 Sun TWO HOUSES In S yrocu ~e a" 10cre lot Spooous 3 bedroom wr th Iorge ufl l1ty roorn Hardw ood floors o11d carpe l Frull trees and ~hrubs Rocrne 3 , acres Beoutrf ul 5 bedroom 3 bot h home Com plet e ty •e modelcd and carpeted Has both gas ond ele(trtc furnace Lorge carpor t and storage buildings Central a r plus lull basemen t For rn lormol on coll 949 2018 84 ACRES tent ed born 2 ponds 20 acres pastu1 e bololnced trmber 3 bedroom house 1 balanced b o~e m en t on Rt 143 '} nr es oll Rl 7 eypass 949 2057 992 332l R!ALTO 216!_ Second Street STORAGE OR BUS\NES' BUILDING - OJt of h1gh wa ter w1 fh par king Over 1400 sq It ql space All uf1111 1es and equ1p m en t S55 000 DOUBLE - Income w1tr mode r n ltv1 ng quarters Carpe tmg Vtew of the r 1ve r and near Krogers AH c1fy ul ilr f1es garage and 2 lots 2S ACRES - In the country wtfh electrtc and on good gravel road not too far from small vtllage 1J ACRES - On 681 near Tuppers Plarns with dnlled well T P wa ter ava il able It ha s 2 trailer hookups wrth a 2 bedroom trailer Jus I Sl3 000 4 BEDROOMS - Fa mily room full bas e ment natural gas f urnace c•ty wate r carpet1 ng n 1c e krtchen foyer garage a nd large lol $17 500 2 l6 ACRES - Near State Garage T P water and el ec tr ic ava il able Near level land will make good ga rden gr ound Only SS 000 NEAR SCHOOL - Walk to stores qutet street and out of all lloods Large 3 bedr oo m home with spac1ous storage Oak floor s and tnm Has a full basement and garage S17 500 NE AR TOWN - Large \0 room house on one sandy a cre Has 2 baths orl F A furna ce and 3 car garage wt th apart ment over wrth furnace ct ty wa ter and Butsness Buddtng Now ooly S10 000 I F YOU HAVE AN EX P E NSIVE HOM E AND WANT IT SOLO WITHOUT A LO T OF LOO K ERS COMING ALL HOUR S YOU SHOULD CALL t92 ms C Bruce Teaford Helen L Tea lord Sue P Mu rphy Assoctates For The Best Pnce In Town y~~(~ 10 " Blown Insulation ' JIM 'KEESEE ~e Denver Kapple AI Carpeting CellulOSIC (wood tiDerl 10111l r~..o Thermallnsulallon S.~e JD pet to sa pet on heattng c:ost Ex per~ence and fully Insured Free Est Call 992 J81S -" 49· 1 mo. po Carpel &UphOlStery Phone M1ke Younr At 992 2206 Of 992 7630 WILKINSON AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 1he 0rti1Riflors Mot The lmitlton MOORE'S Brakes Muffler Shocks T1res Battery lnstallallon Serv1ce Ph m Pameroy, 0 3-\Stlc 2848 In J acres on leod+ng Creek Rood Small Engme Sales & Serv1ce 498 Locust Street Mtddleporr 0 Ptlone 992 3092 & BOLEN MULCHERS Sal e Pnced Now Thru April 20th 99] 700b FIVE For Sales & Serv1ce Phone 1"127113 LAWN BOY MOWERS EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 220 E Ma1n Sl Pomeroy Ohio 4 4 1 mo . HURRY 1 Lrm1fed Supply J 16 1 mo . AC~ES exce lle lt bu ldtng sne Tupper!> Plo ns wa ter ovorlable Sb 800 Ce ll a lter 5 00 pm 991 7685 K1tchen Cab10ets, Rooftng Concrete Pattos Sidewalks New Construct1on & Remodeling HOBSTETTER REALTY DAVID BRICKLES General Contracting ~eorge T~~~?~RD[B TELEVISION VIEWING Business Services r-----~~---,, · r--------l J&L • Supen01 S Hobsteller Jr , Broker 101112 Sycamore St Pomeroy , Oh1o PHONE992 6333 Off1ce Hours 9amto4pm Closed Thur sdays and Saturdays at noon Y~~r Full T1me Real Estate Broker Ne w L•sfmg 3 bedrooms balh 4 yr old lull\ car pet ed el ectrtc hea (Oh to Power) carport w•n storage area Dln1 ng a nt cooktng area separate Au cond1t1oned a ll curta in' and drapes go Located 1r Rusttc H1lls Syracuse Ohto selling fas t f0 1 $29500 One 4 bedroom ran ch ve r y modern West Sha,re near Cheste r 0 NEW LISTING FARM FOR SALE 72 Acres Chester Twp al llenced 4l acres pasture 22 acres ol crop land One acre tar r m pond stocked 7 rooms bath wtl h 4 bedrooms ,r stor y new shtngle root modern kd c hen largf I vlng room w t tl'~ repl ace C1ty wale r & dr il led well F REE GAS IN HOUSE and mmeral nghts go wtth lt 7 ba r ns 1n good cond tt on located tn Bashan Oh to known as the James Ba tley fa rm E•celle nt buy at S58 000 1976 Fuqua Double W1de mobile home with turn lure s tuated on a le vel lot 100 :w::200 loca ted 1n the Arbaug h Add l1on Tuppers Platn s Oh10 Wel l worth the mone y 5ellmg Pnce 111 000 WE NEED LISTINGS WE AR E SE LL ING FAST LI ST WITH US Chery l Lemley Assoc tatt Home Phone 742 2003 H1\lon Wolle Sr Assoc141te Home Phone 949 2589 GeorgeS HoiKieller Jr Tht Photogr1pht ur L ..r r y B.ker M1ddleporl Ohio ,. I.) r1'10 EXPERIENCIED Radiator~ Service ,,_. the .....1 lrvd. or luii.Aer., ~-'0' c... 10 the SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PU911174 CENTRAL REALTY CO. JU ST LISTED - Rea d y to go w1t h na t gas and e< ty wa te r taps Over 3 acres o1 nice la ying la nd on Co Rd 28 Nice home slles will sell qu ick lor 19 000 JU ST LISTED - A BEAU TY AT FIVE POI~TS Here san ex cellent 3 bedroom house with 11:1 bath s Kttchen with bu11t In appliances tamlly room wt th llreplace All nicely carpeled Ful l basemen! wl lh wood burnmg sto\le Atta ched (2 carl garage Chrysler Air Temp central heating and cool ing Very low electric bills All th iS and appr ox one acre land Have a look Onl y S41 \100 J UST LIS TE D-APPROX ID ACRES - ol land Ideal l or home bu il ders Buy a ll a nd sell pari If you like N<Ce countr-; setftng on a blacktop rolkf abou t five m inutes from F 1ve Po1nts C•ty wate r available Before you build you had beller look at thiS Sel ler may help fin an ce 113\100 LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wljh a nice \'h stor y ho use w1th 3 bedrooms and 1'I> ball\s Mostly car pel Th•s house has been remodeled Inside an d out It has a big cenlral llrep lace with healololor and Is Insulated Small bctrn a nd about 20 acres fe nced Nice country seHing"'tjff blacktop road Shown by appoin tment only Pmed $42 000 00 JUST LISTED COUNTY STORE - Ina good area Has nat gas and c ty water Gasol ine pu mps and tll nks This IS a 2 slory buildi ng Upstairs co uld be m ode lnlo an apa rt ment to live In or r en t Th is com mun ity needs a store t~ n d the store needs an owner Selle r may even nelp fmonce lnvesl S\0 700 now PRICE REDUCED - OWNER SAYS SELL - 1'1> slorv ho use wllh a Iorge livi ng room and ki tchen Two Dedrooms a nd 2 Mths do wnsta irs and 3 small bedrooms upstai rs Ne t ga s tu r na c:e B4Stment Pr ice was $1 9 800 Will go qu ick now fo r $1 5,000 Wo Hood Llotlngs We hno buy on lor mony types of property CALL JIMMY DEEM Auocloto, '"·2311 ROGER HYSELl GARAGE ¥.. mtles oft Ht 7 by pass on 51 Rl 14J toward Rullond D Auto & Truck Repa1r Also TransmiSSion Repair Phone 992 5682 Pomeror 3 12 1 mo BOB'S AUTO PAINTING "Get A Load Of ThiS" WETHERALl CONCRETE H~nderson Hartford 882 217S 61 S l l 82 UNION OPERATED 3 30 I mo BI{AOF ORO Au r lt on~e r (on plete ~or ... 1ce Phor e 949 7487 or q49 1000 Ro(' e Oh o Cr It B•odlord REPAIR rom all ~moll op p fronce~ law n rnowe le •I JO Stare H ghwoy Go•age on Route 7 Pllon e (61 4) 985 3815 H WOOD BOWER> Swee pel\ f o o ~ t ers REMODHIN G Plumb ng hea l ng ond all lypos of gone rof repo r Wor k guo onteod 70 yeor~ ew per e"ce Phano 997 2409 SEWING MA C H IN~ R&porrs ~e r v ce oil mo k e~ 'lfn 218<1 !he l obr tc Sho p Pomero y Aut honr:ed Srnger Sole~ ond ~er ... rce We !o hO•pen St s~or~ Broker Home Phone 992 5139 Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohto 4S769 Estimates by Appointment Phone 992 7119 · 2-24-ttc G1ve Away HOUSEBROKEN KlllEN S lo good home Call Jane t Mon ~ 7<1 2931 lEU VISIO N to grvc owoy f' hone Q91J ibb Rt 1 MiddlePOrt OhiO 24 Years Servtce SPRING SPECIAL Complete Pa1nl Jobs Small Cars 1100 DO Large Ca rs Il l S DO Truck• 117S DO Body wo rk & repair s1 DO per 1nch us•ng only the best Dupont materta ls • 741 )0\0 'J 4 q 1 mo OOZER FOR HIRE ASTRO•GRAPH yard Spec Ia II zed In drtveways , gradtng , landscaplhg etc Bernice Bede Osol Call JERRY MURPHY ~~wrm ~ ~nwlliillw\7 (614) 661-6177 Between 7· 30 & l 00 pm 4-11· 1 mo. P CARTER PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. JDII Mlm 51 Pomeroy Ohio Pomerov 992 6282 or 992 6263 8AMio430PM ~ALES AND SERVICE 11 9 lie THE PHOTO PLACE 10! H~h Sl p,.,.1111 Weddtnp 'artratls l'mports Annrn,-s,nes Spec !II 0CUIIOI\S Bob Hoell <h 1161mo SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esldenl l •l and commeretal Call for esttmate , 24 hour serv1u Anyday anyt1me Phone 985 J8D6 Jack's Septic Tank Service Box J Chester Oh1o 10 30 c J BEST QUALITY INTERIOR EXC AVAI ING doze ooder and backhoe wor~ dump tru( ks ond Ia b o y ~ fm h re writ hou l flU du I to ~o J hrn e~t o ne ond gro ... el Coli Bob o Roger Jet '{er~ doy phone 99'1 708Gl nt ghT ph or o 997 35'15 0 1 992 5132 " J KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO, da rer backhoe ond d tchec Char fo~ R Hot I e d Bo<k Hoe Serv1ce Rutland Oh o Pho ne 74'1 ~008 Phone 992 3741 or 1"12 5020 FREE PARKING Will do roo f ng co ntruc lton plum b ng ond h(!o t ng No tab too Iorge o too !>moll Phone 741lJ<B HOWERY AND MAR TI N Ex ng ~epl r ~ y!o em!> dozer bocl.hoe dump truck I mestone grovel blacktop po'o'rng R1 143 Phone I (614 ) 698 1331 CO'o'a t BAT HROO MS AND K tchens remodeled ceromrc I e plum btng corpenhy ond general mo nten a n c ~.t 13 yea• s ax penence 9q2 3685 PULLINS EXCAIJA TING Com ple le Servtt e Phone ~7 2<178 WtNlER GET to you1 hou~e' le t us Sen1c~• Otfered make necessary ropou~ AI Tr omm Consl1 uctron 742 7328 Will CARE fo• rhe elderly •n ou r PIANO TU NING lone Oonrels. home l'hone991731A Also 1ttporrs and od1ustments WAilR WEl l dr II ng W lltom T ~2 2581 1f no on.!iwer coli Gran t 74'1 797q 9912082 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT & ' , EXTERIOR PAINTS AT ~XCAVAli N G 3 Jl 1 mo Btunn_, DP~ tunities - - -- WOULO YOU Lt fCE TO NH $76.000 IN OM: Y&.\1\ BE SELF EMIIL0¥10 AND NOT HAVE 10 INVU T A LOT Of MON n S. OIH ., IIIIOif Htlfl Wltl!td SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & SAVE ALOT All corpel instollod wit padding at no chorgo Export Instollollon Rubber Back carpet BED FOR $'I yd & up 9' and 12' V1n~ YOU . Flooring In .Stock 15 IN STPCK Largest Selection In The Valley RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold 742 2211 Graft~ Rutland, 0. ----··-·--···· ~J·~- ED RS nver 311 Contribute C~RPETCONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 7422211 Rull.lnd Cle rk. of Court of Common Pleas By Marlene Harr tson Depu ty Clerk Me gs Coun lv OhtO 21 31C ( 41 1 \ an:l Sale I YOU hove o serviCe to otfe wanl to bu y 01 se I some h119 oe lookmg lo work n who e ... er you II get e~ult~ lo\ter w !h o Sent ne Won Ad Co li 992 2156 YARD SALE Frr 21 and Sol '[} ~ma I oppl onces rmsc a nd lo s of rlo thrn g Frrst rood on fe ll po~t WMPO rod+o slat on 997 3463 Ro n con ee l!. 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Que Pasa USA? 20 33 lega tees adm r n r ~t ors or assr gns of W rl l t ~ art 1 n t 7 DO- Little Ra scals 3 Lawrence Welk' 15, Hee Haw de c ea~ed \310 08 78 DL T 10 6 8 Bugs Bunny 10 Wild Ktn gdo rn 13 E lee Co 20 CHT 01 Che s ler Town sh p Bailie Li ne 33 S E 4 Sec tto n 3 Town 3 Range 12 1 acre Bashan 7 30-We Thi n k You Sho uld Know 3 Lowell Thomas Dtvtston of CrhJens FRIDAY APRIL21, 1978 Re membe rs 33 All Sta r Anyth tn g Goes 10 En Teleph one Co Address 5 uo- aonanza 3 Star Tr ek • uuns moke 8 Mlsle~ _ dan gered Anlrn a ts Wt ll Thev Survtve? 13 Once Un known rls successors antj Rog@rs Neighborhood 20 33 Hogan 's He roes 10 Upon A Class ic 20 as srQns S14ljl 07 79 O L T !1 Ernergen cy One 13 Peillcoal Ju nction IS CHT 0:? Ches ter 8 DO-Chips 3d , 15 Me l & Susan Togeth er 6 \3 Jef Townshtp Sec t on ?8 5 34A ~ 5 3~ News 6, Elec Co 20 .33 Mary Tyler Moore 10 fe rsons 8 10 Onedln Li ne 20 Old Fr ie nds New Part of 54 32 A W end of Hogan s Heroe s 15 Fr iends 33 148A c c Lew ~ Add r ess 6 DO- News 3,4 8 10 13 IS ABC News 6 Zoom 20 Un known unknown he tr s 8 30-Qperatlon Pelllcoat 6 13 Ted Knig ht 8 10 Black Adam• Chronicles 33 leg~le es ad dev rs ee s Film makers Ha ll ot Fame 33 mtnts tra1 ors or ass.gns of c 6 30-NBC News H , 15, AB C News \ 3 Car ol Burnell & 9 DO-Movie Airport 3 4,1S Love Boat 6 \3 Anot her C Lew ts rf dece ased \ 740 00 F r iends 6, CBS News 8 10 Over Easy 20 Day 8 10 Our Mutual Fr iend 20 78 OL T 11 7 DO-Cross Wits 3 d Newly wed Game 6 13 Muppel OVT Ol Ol tve Townstl o 9 30-Maude 8 10 10 DO-CBS Re po rts e 10 Sound Show 8 News 10 Gil li gan s Is 15 Alma na c 20 Pari of Let 122 Sec ?4 Town stage 33, Meeti ng of Minds 20 3 Rang e 11 OCP LO IS 8 9 10 Making Things Gr ow 33 11 00-News 3 4,6 8 10 13 15 Wa tc h Yo ur Mouth 33 and 1 ~ 11 Wrllr am S RE'ed 1 30- Porter Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4 $100 000 Na me \\ 15-AB C News 6 Address Unknow n J H That Tune 6 13 Pri ce Is Righi 8 MacNei~Lehrer Pryor Add ress Unknown J 1I 30-Salurday Night 3 4 IS Mov ie Swee l Sweet R Hawle17 Adoress Re porl 20 33 Fam il y Feud 10 Pop Goes The Ra chel " 6 Second City TV 8 Mov ie Once You Unknown Trustees at Lo ng Country 15 Kiss A Stran oer 13 J ana k! 33 Bollom Otvrs on of Cdr lens 8 DO- P ilot Last Chance' 3 15, Danny & Ma rie 6 13 12 DO- Don Kirshn er s Rock Concert 8 I DO-Movie Telephone Company whose address and or p lace o f Odd Couple 4, Wonde r Woman 8 10 Wash lnglon Breakout' 3 Mov ie The Lo nely P rofession .:1 ous ness rs unknown th e r Week In Review 20 33 Wollman Jack 6 unk nown s uc ce sso rs i'lnrt nr 8 30-CPO Sharkey 3,4 15 Wa ll Slreet Week 20 33 ass tgn s S99 35 78 -t DL T 7 30-Movle Oealh Curseo l Ta r tu 13 3 00-News 3 9 DO-Rockford Flies 3 4 1S, Movie ' Secrels ' 6,\3 LTT 0 Letart Tw p Lo t 3 10-ABC Ne ws 13 3 30-Movle Deadl ock 3 252 Sec 5 Rg 12 T lQCP t Inc redib le Hulk 8, 10 Soundstage 20 Shepherd' s 5 30-Bewllche d 3 acr e more or less Osc ar L Pie 33 Badg ey rf lt Vtng WhOSe Fo1 Satu rdaj April 11 today You 11 be be tter ott d address 9 30-Makem & Cla nc y 33 10 oo- Quincy J.4 15 rs un known you re consC IOUS ol th s and Unknown spouse I an 1 of Hus bands, Wi ves & Love rs 8 10 News 20 Meeting avmd nttptcktn a Osca r L Badg ley na me aM of Minds 33 ARIES (Marc h Zt April t91 Op address un kn own Un kno wn 10 30-Monly Pylhon s Fl ying Ci rcus 10 11 DO-News he1r s dev lsee'i lega te £>s pOSitiOn and trus tra t10n 1n 3 4 6 8,\0 13 IS Dic k Cavell 20 Li lias Yoga & You and o r 1ertere with any aneml)tS you adm nts tralor & ass rg ns of Oscar L Badg ley 33 make lo conduc t bustness f deceased '!lhelt OhtO II 30-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Barel! a 6 13 NB A P lay today Forget tl lor the week com pany 55 Pub l c Squ are Off 8 Monty P ython s Flyi ng Circus 33 end Relax Ntlh you r famil y Cleveland On o ~118 85 78 DL T 13 12 oo-Jana kl 33 12 40- Loh mnan & Barkley 6 Anv p erson own ng cr NEW SPAPER ENTHWAISE ASSN Ironside 13 cl a rmrn g any r ryr.t lttle or 1 uo-Midnlght Spec ia l 3 4 15 Mov ie Maca bre 10 nterest n or I en upon any NOTICE OF I 40- News 13 2 30-News 3 parce l of rea l property above FORECLO SURE April 22 1918 In th e Court of Ca mmo n 1 sted may frte an answer n 3 uo-Movle The Kin gs P lrale 3 4 45-Movle The Someone yo u meet th 1s com P lea s Me tg s Count y Ohio such ac t on se tt ng fort h the Plainsma n 3 6 30- F BI 3 natur e and a mo unt of nlcrest np yea r N fl be 1nfluen! taf tn NOTICE OF Movie Channel 4 owned or c la med and any _le ad ng you 10 pa!h s you F ORE CLO SU R E OF LI ENS de fe nse or obje ct ton ot the 5&.7 PM - TheyMadeMeaC r imin ai iG I haven 1 I rod before J'our 04 F OR OE ~ INQU ii,,NT , LA ND forec lo!r.ure Such answer T AX ES B Y A.( T ION IN 9 & 11 PM - Bob ble J o & theO ullaw I R l curstons wtll res ull rn develOp REM must be flled rn th e Of' •ce of BY CO UNTY Channel Coble S ment o f new knowledg e tlro t TREA S U RER OF ME IGS !he unders rgned Cler k of Court an d a copy tl ereo f 6 30 p M - Te st imony Ti me can prove QUi te be neltctal COUNTY OHIO Countv se rv ed on t he 1 00 PM - Paul Gau dino Fa mily Fi tness Show TAURUS (A pill 10 May 10 ) La\ Pr osecuto r on or be for e th e ou t 1n advance your plan s to Puo l c Not ce tS t1ere by 7 30 P M - Su pers po rt 191'1 day of May 1978 nandle 1 mpo rla n l matters g ven that on the 5th day of 10 00 - 700 Club II no an swer rS f led on or Apr rl 1978 the County befor e the date SPE'Ct fted as tod ay You' on the s po t deer Treas urer of Mer gs County SATURDAY , APRIL22, me the las t day for I ltng an 5 ans are nol at all re liable Oh 1o t ted a corn pta nt rn th e ; QO-Sun r !SI! Semesler 8 10 6 30-TV Classroom 8 a 1udgme nt of Ftnd o ut 10 wh a m you re 10 Court of Common Pfe as of ans wer U S Farm Re po r l 10 Kentucky Afie ld \3 for ec losu re wt 1 oe taken by Ohto at mant ca lly surt ed by sendtng Me gs County oefault as to any par cel sted 7 DO-Mar io & lhe Magi c Movie Mac hine 4 Fun For fo r your co py ol Astra Graph Pomeroy Oh 10 for th e rn ttle com plarnt as to wh ch LeUer Marl 50 cen ts tor each foreclo'iure of !te ns for Eve r yone 6 Ghost Busters 8 Pu bli c Policy no answer has been tr ied Any a long sel f addressed d e I 'n qu e n t ta xes and Fo r um s 10 Weeken d Specia l 13 parcel a s to wh tch a assessm ents penetll tes and for eclosure s take n by sta mped envelope IO Astr a ch arge s aga nst ceria n r eal 7 30-Sat urday Reporl 3 Wor ld of Surviv a l ' Ad detault sha 1 be sold for th e Graph P 0 BOlC 489 Radt0C1 ty property sttuated tn such ventures of Muham mad Al l IS Dusty s Tree house sattsfaclton ot the taxes tt on NY 10019 Be s ure 10 Co unty as desc r bed tn sad Sta 6 Wac ke 8 assessme nt s pe n alt es spec1fy you 1 blr!h stgn cam p a tnt charg es and costs rncu r red 8 DO-Hong Kong P hooey 3 4 IS Superlr lends 6 \3 GEM INI (May Z1 Jun e 20) Feel The 0b1ec t ot th e act ion rs to rn lhe forec losu re that ar e Th r ee Robonlc Slooges 8 10 mgs o f rnfenort ly can rnhlbt l obtarn from the co urt a due and unpa rd 1udgmeot foreclos 1ng the ten 8 30-Go Go Globelrotlers 34 15 Speed Buggy 8 120 AI any l me or or to th e the wonde rfu l o pportu nt!Jes lie ns aga ns t such r eal es tate 9 oo-scooby s Latl A Lym plcs 6 13 Bugs Bunny ftl+ ng of an en1 ry Of con lhat surro und you toda y Have and order tng the sale of such frrma tron of sale any owner co nfidence n yo ur ta len ts real estate for th e satrsfac · Roa d Runner 8 Bug s Bunn y & F riends 10 or renM ider of a parcetlrs ted CANCER (J un e 21 Ju ly 22) You !ron of the talC I ens thereo n 11130-P ink Pa nt her 3 4 IS Sal ma n Tarzan 810 n ttle com pia nt m a y r edeem 1 have to depend on be•ng Suc h a ct 1on s brought don •, " 11 ~ B ag g~J~anls 3 < 15 Kroll\ Supersh ow 6 13 s uch par ce l by tend er rng to w1th ta rge grou o s 10 na-. e fu n agarns t th e r ura l property the County T~easu r er the 'II t1 1 30-S pace 'Sentinels 3 15 Lillie Rasc a ls 4 Secrets onlv and no pN son a l ~m o unt of taxes asse ss tod ay Your more 1111 male en IUdgme nt sha ll oe en ter ed of Isis 8 In The Know 10 ments pena lt es a nd co unt e1s wtll pro11e to be the there tn 12 DO-La nd ol lhe Lost 3 15 Weekend Specla l6 Mo vie charges due and uno a rc on most satrsfytng The pe r manent par ce sucn parcel 1oget her w th a! Re d Skies of Monta na 4 Fa I Alber t 8 10 Action LEO (Jul y 23 Aug 22) Otclato nu m ber of each par cel 111 cost s wh ch hav{' been n News lor Kids \3 rtal ta c tr cs wd l provolo.e a re bel eluded ln such act ton the ful l cu rred n ilnv pr oceed ng lto us respon se tod ay A I title stree t addres!r. of the parcel f 12 30-Thunder 3 IS Amer ican Bandsta nd 13 Point ol rnSI IIUted aga 1nst such par cel suga coattnq however makes a-.attab lt a d escr p1 1 0n of the 1 View 6 Space Academy 8 10 under Sec t on 5711 18 of the lhe med 1c ne go dowfl easter par cel a statement of tne R evtsed Code Uoon the f nq I DO-Band Fesllval 3 Outdoors With Ju li us Boros 6 amount "'O f tax es of any entr y of coni rma! on VIRG O {Aug 23 Se pt 22) Yo ur assessmen ts penall res and Pssl Are You Warch lng ? 8 Mr Mago o 10, v ews and th ose of someone charg es du e aM unpard on of S!l le there shall be no Wrestl ing 15 Tennis fo r Everyone 33 turlher eaurty of redemp tron you re 11c ry !and of could be su ch par ce l and the name Any pe rson tnereatter I 30-Soul Tra in 6 Racers 8 Fil m Festiva l 10 Mo vie dt ame tncally opposed today and address of I he ast known eta mrng any rrg ht lt11e and The Logong Due l IJ Fre nch Chef 33 Don t lei the ssue overshadow owner thereof as suc h ap rnteresl n or lten uo on any pea r on the genera l tax lts t the fr te ndshtp 1 oo-Tony Brown s Jou r na l 3 Movie Tarzan such par cel sh a ll be forever all as more fully se t for th n Triu mphs 4 Baseba ll Worm Up 15 Vlewpol nl 8 ba rr ed and for eclosed of a ny LI BRA (Se pt 23-0 ct 23) You the como1a nt are as to ows surh r rght lr11c rn terest rn Movie Ju mping J acks 10 Asce cenl ol Man 33 may have 10 deal w1th someone Permanent Par cel Num today who uses 1n ttmtda1t ng ber Descr.p tton Na me fsl 1 15- Basebol l IS 2 30-Stor Trek 3 Homer For m by mC ltlOd S He II u y to ac t as and Str ee l Ad dre ss of 6 Movie The McMas te rs 8 J DO-Wit ness to th oug h he nas the upper hand Owners Amount ol Tt~xes Yesterday 6 Book Beal 33 A'isessments Pena ll res and Charges Due an d Se r ra! but he s only Dluff tng l 1$-FI Im 4 3 30-Greatesl Spo rts Legends 3 P ro RP IO (Oc l 24 NOY 2Z) NumbH are lr~ led SCO Bowli ng 6 \3 Adam 12 4 Area Show case 33 You revery tog teal an d pe 1ce p c e T 01 co 1u m b a • DO- Baseball J 4 Thai Nashvi lle Mu•ic 10 Body hve today bul you may have a Townstl •P Lot No 6 1st Sho p 33 hard lime conv tnC ng you r Add lt ron Cu rt rs Mates ma te espe: 1a1ty on a su b1ect Addrec.s unknown un knowr • 10-Sporls Speclacular 8 Nas hvill e on \he Road 10 d hers dev rSee5 legatee' Catch Jl 33 where yOuf v e ws are •ver adm nts trator s or assrqns of s DO-Wide Wor ld ol Spar!• 6 13 Go lf IS Pop Goes The gent Dec Curl 'i Mates tf detedst"d SAGI TT ARI US (Nov 13 11l J4 78 DL T u Cou nt ry 10 Arl America 20 Zoo m 33 21) You re no t a ve ry g tvtng c a rOl Columbra Town s 30-Art Amer ica 20 Once Upan A Classic 33 per son wtlh peo pl e who tal.. c shr p Lot No 5 1st Addrlron you tor gr an ted today Yel rt Cu rl ts Ma les Address there 15 someone tru y rn need Unknown unkno wn tletrs dev r'iees lega tees ad yo u It be !he ltr s t to he 1P m n <;trators or as'i gns ot CAPRI CO RN !Dec 22 Ja n 19) cu rt rs Ma tes tf dcceased by THOMAS JOSEPH Soc 1a11y today you may en \ 16 oo 78 DL T 8 coun te r an acqua Lntan ce you c B T o1 co u n b a ACROSS 7 Soul Fr us ual ly lock horns w1! h lns lead Townsh P Sec !ton 6 I SOA S 1 Malle amends 8 CivU ol repe at 1ng the perf ormance \ PMI o f 8A M II Lo l rn S '.\ • I Coolest wrong Alv a Miller Addr'"ss lr y a lttlle tac t Unknown unknown hct r 'i II Hold fast 9 Hudson Bay AQUARI US Uan 20-Feb t9) A aev rsces tcQa tees ad naut Indian goat you ha11e 1n mtnd today wtll m n1strato rs or as s1 gns of no t ltnd ~ o u tn acco rd Wtlh an Alv"' Mill er rt deceased 12 C1eve tand 10 Londan assoc •ate ye t you must ao \1 7 49 78 DL T 9 park CBl 03 Co umtt d fo wn what IS best lo r you He II II C'tanky nde rs tand m the long ru n shrp Sect ron 3.5 ?0 50A N E 14 Transfer PISCES (Fe b 20 Ma rc h 20) lrl pCHf ot S W ' ~ ElCctpt 3A W IS Sun god Standard 17 Done wtth J H Mdrl tn ACi dr ess tie th 1n gs yo u wo u ld norma lly Un known unknow n het r s 16 GoUer 's 18 Sooty Yetltrday'a Alllwt r ove rlo o~ te nd to 1111\ate you gadget 19 WIL!Ih cycle Extra Turned 38 Goddess 17 JeWISh 20 Tendan 30 The late Lat hoUday 21 German Sharp Ca llaB, e g 39 Rubber !! Be ambt· n ver n Convenient tree Uoll.'l 24 RW18lan 33 Sea weed Ill Furrow !3 Boo cur product 41 Dutch 't7 Excel 25 Glut 34 1\ching corrunune !8 CompeUtor 2S Wmter !9 English :15 Splendor 4% The Ger plaything a" 1974 GREMLIN Z DR, 6 CYL ........ ,.. .11395 1974 OOOGE DART, 2 OR, 6 CYL ....... '1895 1974. PINTO, 2 OR, AUTO . .. .... ...... .. 11995 1973 CHEVY CHEVEtLE STA. \IIGN ..... .. '1095 1972 PONTIAC tiRANOVILlE .. ..... ... '1095 1972 OLDS, 4 DR ....... . .... .......... . '795 1966 CHEVELLE, 2 DR .. ~~.t?.. .. .... ...... '195 TRUCKS 1974 CHEVY V1 TON ..~~!~ .. ~- ~:.!: .~ .... '2795 1974 FORO 1h TON .. ~.u.1?...~ .LP.~.. .... '2495 1974 CHEV. ~ TON ..•L.'~.~·.;-~~~........~2595 '3195 1976 Cad. Deville Cpe.. . " .'7500 1976 Cad. DeVIlle Sed .. .. . . " '7500 1975 Cadillac Oev1lle Cpe., Gold . . ...... '5600 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe ..1.L..~Iu.". 1...... .. 13495 1975 Cad. Deville Cpe.. .. ........ ... '5600 1 1975 Ford Pmto Wagon ....... 2495 1 1974 Pont1ac Lemans Cpe.... . ... 2295 1974 Olds 98 Lux. Cpe ................. '2~95 1974 Vega Cpe. GT.. ............... : .... '1695 1973 Pmto Wagon ....... ........... . ..... '1295 1 1973 Bu1ck LeSabre Sed........ 1795 '1995 1973 Cad. -Dev1lle Cpe. .. ... . 197 3 r.ad. Deville Sedan ..•.. .. . . .... ,. '2495 . '995 1973 Olds 98 4 Dr...... ..... .. 197HIOdge Charger ................... . .. '1295 1971 Mercury Marque Cpe.. .. . . ...'895 1 1965 Comet 4 Dr........ . ,.,.,, 395 . Now In Stock .... Large selection 1978 Oldsmobtle s ready for delivery We are ready to d e al So hur r y In , p1ck yours out Drive Home A Winner See one of th ese courteou s sa les men Marvin Ke ebaugh or Geo rge Ha rriS Pete Burris, Karr & Van Zandt "You ' ll Like Our Quality Way ol Dong BuSiness" GMC F1n1ndng 99J 5]42 Pomeroy Open until Sol �.,. Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Ca~h 0 , F'nday , Aprtl 21 19 Lost and t ound 10- l'he Daii) Sentme l, M ldleport Pomet oy WANT AD CHARGES ~OUNO l ARGE bloc k lcbra dot Retne ... e• Call 99'17312 p 'J.rbdtrd~ r I lu 1~1 I" ! [ I" I I• 1 I till IIH HI llUil ~~ t 1 1\ r I "~ [ 1 tlll~J><.II\ rd ~~d l:n \ I 1 Ullll~ r 1 l\1.1 HIU t. 111h ' ,, lr ECONOMY I RA CTOR wl!h all ot BEST SELE CTION olthc best wood HOMES ITES fo r sole I acre ond up M1dd lepo rt neo1 Rut la nd toch~T~ent~ Ltk e ne w o ~ k ng ~ l oves n SQu lheostenl O h o Col 992 7A81 $2250 Pho ll!ltd 4) 6<18 37~0 Jotul Mo su Etel I 1 ol o lc npwood ond Nolhuo Zron NEW 3 bedroom house 2 bo ths B 8. 5 M O BI L~ HOM l: ~ PI Plea Heat Co 8 Putnor1' Dr (oil M II oH elec 1 acre Mtddleport 5or t W Vo be& de Heclo. s St } A th en~ 614 5q2 W ?q or close to Ru tland Phone 992 1973 Broodmore 14 " b4 '1 6146901187 7481 bedroo m 1973 Oat an 14 " 60 '} bedroom 9 N FORD troctor wrth s de moun COU NTRY tormlond wtlh sedud 197'1 VICtor ran l 4 :. 67 J bedtoom mower or d rear 1' ounr I r~ ed woods wate r and good ac 1 both wo od ta ble sow $14 00 C e\~ Jtl Monroe County W Vo 97') Co ... entr y 1') • 65 3 bedroom 9~27317 S 1 000 down coli (304) 772 1969 States , on 17 • 60 'l 3102 01(304) 771 3227 bed oo n (om mercrol property oppro11 17 REDUCE SAFE S. lo st wtlh GoBe5e NEE A WATER oc•es level land located ot lob lets 8 ~ Vop wot et p ~~~ Tu pper s Plorn:; on Oh o Rou te SOFTENER? Nelsor Dtug ~7 PI one (614 ) 067 6304 Let Pomeroy Landmork COAL LIMES IO NE sand grovel VA FHA 30 yr fllOI1<r ng also soften & condttton your cole um chlorrde le,tlrHJI dog ref nan< ng Ire land Mortgage water w ith Co-op water tcod and oil types ol salt Ell' 77 E Sto le Athens phone (b1 4) softener Model UC SVI , ~ \'\or Sol i Works lnr E Motn 592 3051 St Pomeroy q92 3891 Now Only BY OWNER 5 acres w1th q room 1Q7 J DATSUN P CKU P $100 house FREE GAS '} co r ga rage (N? 7453 ~u mrn e r lutchen and bo de ed Let us te st your water Free by 2 Cteeks Call 985 3827 NICE P GS to r ~ ole Ahcr 5 call 949 185 7 JU Sl COMPLETED "e~ hou~e n M dd le por t For more nlormo C HARLI ~ S U\ E Ba t Mt now~ 1 on r o I 992 2738 or 992 5304 r ght t ower!> ed v.ou S Jack W C.rsey , Mgr qo rler worn~ F s.hm g I te nse Phone 997 2111 8Y OWNER 3 b~droom s wr th fore • !e obo"e ~yrocuH? Pork Rt ed a1r ga s heal and orr condr 1ton ng 1 acre level lot n 1960 FORD BRONCO t1 wheel Rull ond $18 000 Phone <, 1EWART S GU N ~HOP Gun\ tor cl ve Good co,d I o 1 Ha rold 7423 163 ~a e o l!oclP 19 Re 1 rr gton!> B ~we lo 9 Boll om Oh o 31 Rt> n 1gton-. Mqdf'l 17 W r TVVO STO RY trome house b 985 3554 lolP.,tP ~ o d , a qr 1 or.:- See rooms and both rel!o1 ou t Ot ( Q 17 4'} 2.t'}1 1971 FO RD F 100 11 u c-~ 302 sto11 butld ngs 4 acres lo11d of edge dord Extra good cond tron ot Rullond Cornp ete tro le r l l176 HONDA MIC50 cc ce let t 99( JQ96 hook up also 1 bo nks oppror s cold t on $750 I 93!:1 Hatley ed pr operty ot $1 5 500 Phone Do\ d5-on Cus to n red e>o 19 <Mso le- color IV Good cond Q9'} 7094 rt>lle '' ran d IJor ho~ ~ur< de t on $100 9.40 'lOS1 lu trh ar d ~hIt and olhP oc 36 RIDI NG lAW NMOWER Mur HOUSE AND bus neH buddmg n Clo''>'> O p ., SJOOO 61 .t 69A 3?90 Reedsv lie 985 3520 oy 10 h p Practrcolly new ~OUIP MEN T FOR co nplete beaut-., Phew 61 4 6673593 Rt l BU S NESS BUILDING wrth lmng :. hop lor lour operator\ 52700 R eed~v lie OH quar1e ~ 30 • RO located on I sold t hr~ woe lo. Phone Mo 1 Sttee Rut a d For 'iOie qql ?bOB o1 !rode See o coli T 0 Stewo11 7>42 2<~7 1 b FOOT <omper top 49 Ford tro< 101 3 pi h lch 985 4181 BROWN NG BT99 34 lull <ho ke Alter 6 pn1 roll qcn 6310 .:l.l I •5 Ill(] I' J I·" 100 1111.1 uu \ I t 0)\JH\ tr ~t trJ 1.1 $ 10) 1\tltl 'hI I I I I H • pl 1 da1 I l lh111b tl tll!.'l [}II 1 IIIU Ill 1 I ,, \I •I l~ t I tlrlr p II''U{I\1 t Jl , I' Hl It ~ h 1 v. th '' "r th rl ~ trn ~t!hl~\1 t \u r 1111 I I ur r n t ~~ , ~r f'ulhh<r I ~ I I 1 !l~o.r~ll l 1 r [, I t r t I h· I I r~l 1 I I I ll I Ill II I l I II I IJ r r r ~ llr r '289.95 NOTICE Pomeroy Landmark llf• _ llil WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES "' " \ I' n I I !I \\ 1 ll II I ' I II " t. 1 t \~ \ 4. l l t q ' Mo "• .., N \ ~v.. Oulll , t i(o nl A I vl-t 1.. Th, <., ,~ )HII(i J .,_,~ 1Lle ol n ~hor or y Mor~doy C.,o rd a-; Ap 12, r 1 r I~ I., I ,1 (otudon R j I Cht'"> ~ JoL: \ 1h h ,._. H an h I dov H 'I " r+ '>t j ur y ror 1 qi05\ e ~ thP EI Rutlnnrl o ~~ ot Ma 1 r, \"v o ¥ , a11t \Oifl ,, cl 0 1 j t I I n ()( (k"l I !( I I f N DI~lv ht rl. ol $1 ~H r, ,ttlr r br H~ ~love b burner oven wor rn ng cloe ts Water lank wh te enamel 742 '1581 JQ77 FORD 75 mower On I) used tw•ce Ca ll Q91 7748 1q76 HO NDA 3b0 Rood B I.e ( I one a •d blue Front d sc b1o ke!> Verv to.... " leo~ 7 hel mets $900 992 6307 1., w •VJ \o\OOD COOK lPg n 1?00 tt~b y V I W Alf AI )I dbq<.,p"~<-1 to...- a ~J POMEROY LANDMARK E?du td '' tit d R \1 FA tiP I\.. For~e tor Sale l ha r~ t r~h t Po~t or Rr>word Ji 'l .j ){) -------- - APPLIANCE SERVICE 11' All Y litH Gr 'll l' t .1 1 Elr· cllt· TV\ f tllld Hol potnl Applt.J!lCI'" "'· 1l1· Pr 1< 1" J,"lc k W C.1 r-..., , ..., Mq r. Phon1• 997 71 HI f-IVt" GAll ON garden sp oyer H:w l B 8 D el ect r hedge ., hear~ u~ed lw ce ) lreadle ~ Pw ng machtne good condr on Very old ~alrd colo. ~land ~l obile liomes (or Sale Spit! bo!!otn ww ng rorke1 0 WIDt: SO long mob le hou e qrn 3079 lur n shed 1 304 773 5504 0 VH VI: 1 STEP N ur~e s Shoes S4 88 091113 7 to S I0 B8 8o ey s M ddlep01 1 10 • SS ,10 b le home w 1h t> • pol l EG HORN HENS SOc eoth W S do 3 OCitcS wate r ~ept ( ron ~ M rhoel 085 4137 (lo!.e to n~ru.•s f- u n1~h ('d I! l rnedote po~sesson SI0500 MIGRO HYBRIDS 100a. eplo t Hi 30 74 o wr te Box 9 og ee no lt I you dol I get o La 19 ~11 I{' Oh o 45741 ~tend Jane s H Sn th Hemloc k Cro ... e Oh o 1q75 12 bO Cronv llt Moden QQ1 7574 l ~ove mes~oge <o unlty 1,. ng o 1 coc d1t onrng comple tely fu1n ~h ed 37 '6 9 1968 DODGE ton p rku p Motor own ng Sto1age shed Po •o 1 u~ l overhaul ed 4 speed Body Ma ny eot1a~ Wrll sTa rt at ough $250 747 3791 S7400 Pho e 997 0293 ~IRST L Nf ~ no t good cnovgh !ho t ~ why we ~.:>II DELTA !!RfS )I! W~ have enl a r ge d our 'iervtce de pa rtment and w1ll ser,nce Hotpo~n t and .other brands. 47 7J/8 Pomerat Landmark 9. _ Jack W Carsey Mg r llliil. Phone 9~1 218\ FO RD MOWER I "ft bo• 3 pt h tch good co nd tr o1 IQSS '] on •r uc lo. llot bed Good t re~ 010 2057 TWO TWIN ., ~~ 1 ll••lp \\ an h d ~{"J\'~ r, ' I I' ~ row •po vl rq q I Monoqr ~ f>o ty Plor t • r f Ul Our 'r I ~ r j ~~ 0 '. j q ft ~ 'f>l N '"n I (Qi('( T lq (oil u • lJ1~~ harq t ro (! ph' f' Coral Nl Af"i.J~U:> 1!<'!'1\ li,NHD Ap plY' 1• Qw f., ol. H ou~ f 0' tJ YOU kt I(,_+ ar n SlO SJ) 1 l(u? tJrPd adP~ , lm • I I ., t-. n th at r ) <\, I '>~0 ll II p+~ootp cr I Sur lo ! ' ' f ,, ' "' , c open on J .'' 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Call }J 7 3B62 HOR'il AND WORM$ £lr 6~ BTU G£ 1 Oll t: 1\ 1'!/ 7060 IWO N!ERNA TIO NA L SCOUT <1 wh£>(>1 dt •f' J \peed "~ 8 A 1 ~hOp{ 940 75JA $75,000 Ill 085 4 I .'I ll'f""/ NCT fll bed~ Pr o.., nc cl hree d awet dr~s~er wh (> w th gold 1 n A ' >~c>r y qood <ondt on r ~e~ 1~., Ho lywood h h• o~' pi ott d ht>od boo d~ Compete w h rnatrre'>~e~ and to I "P' ngs Af\o o l iJ fre nch .,... • ~ ll'l£F "e 'I ¥G~ ,..r, t I~ d ott ~ Atlanta Wa s hmgton O r lan do M emp h1s MANA ("; ! 'il'\jl "O<;t TION CALl TliE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY 111"' thl\! wh o rn'l~ rtrp u1 fll ~h ,..,,.., t r no+ •r• ~ ~~ tniJ'l! • • n mtl'1.< '""••tlf'< Pfl, ~ 1 '4 l .~ nlftQrl <noo~y "' - HOO IJ>(I ~TUNif'f' If \ h111nd If~'~ nQ~tbl{ ., ,..Cold ~ tdq'' ] m~ )I'>! 1 t rloq~ 1 ) rrH~ Qq} f)"J3j , ~ AT 446-3643 h enrngs Call ~46 31l6 or ~46 7111 0.. Plodl~ ~I Lo~l ami IN GALLIPOLIS oW\0 ..r••loo- "•lo II_'~<.., M 1~ m•r •• .. hu "on ~f/1 ~n!l ~-~.-~.~~ ~~~~ ColiOniO (Ql( REDUCE D TO S\l9DD SUPER BARGAIN IN POMEROY I', story nome 1n very good cond lllon Features 4 becirooms lovely tam tjy room 1n basement mce living room kllc hen & t..lh La rge yard len ced 1n back BeH er call now fh won t last long POMEROY FIVE m1 n ut e~ to town and 5chools Alum num S1dmg Storm wmdows and doors New k !chen a wo na n s delrght 2 or 3 bedroo 11s Basement Carpel throughout By opp01r'll nenl only Roger Abbott 9Q2 6114 or 9Q2 2377 71 AC RES 8 room remode led horne oil mmcrol ng hts fue l o•l furnace Rutl a nd oreo $3b 000 New 3 bedroom lolal electriC home 1 113 acres ncar mmes $27 000 Bu1ldmg lot I 11 acres rur a l water on lot $3 BOO Co 1742 2819 af ter 5 pm or onylrme S.:t t 8 Sun TWO HOUSES In S yrocu ~e a" 10cre lot Spooous 3 bedroom wr th Iorge ufl l1ty roorn Hardw ood floors o11d carpe l Frull trees and ~hrubs Rocrne 3 , acres Beoutrf ul 5 bedroom 3 bot h home Com plet e ty •e modelcd and carpeted Has both gas ond ele(trtc furnace Lorge carpor t and storage buildings Central a r plus lull basemen t For rn lormol on coll 949 2018 84 ACRES tent ed born 2 ponds 20 acres pastu1 e bololnced trmber 3 bedroom house 1 balanced b o~e m en t on Rt 143 '} nr es oll Rl 7 eypass 949 2057 992 332l R!ALTO 216!_ Second Street STORAGE OR BUS\NES' BUILDING - OJt of h1gh wa ter w1 fh par king Over 1400 sq It ql space All uf1111 1es and equ1p m en t S55 000 DOUBLE - Income w1tr mode r n ltv1 ng quarters Carpe tmg Vtew of the r 1ve r and near Krogers AH c1fy ul ilr f1es garage and 2 lots 2S ACRES - In the country wtfh electrtc and on good gravel road not too far from small vtllage 1J ACRES - On 681 near Tuppers Plarns with dnlled well T P wa ter ava il able It ha s 2 trailer hookups wrth a 2 bedroom trailer Jus I Sl3 000 4 BEDROOMS - Fa mily room full bas e ment natural gas f urnace c•ty wate r carpet1 ng n 1c e krtchen foyer garage a nd large lol $17 500 2 l6 ACRES - Near State Garage T P water and el ec tr ic ava il able Near level land will make good ga rden gr ound Only SS 000 NEAR SCHOOL - Walk to stores qutet street and out of all lloods Large 3 bedr oo m home with spac1ous storage Oak floor s and tnm Has a full basement and garage S17 500 NE AR TOWN - Large \0 room house on one sandy a cre Has 2 baths orl F A furna ce and 3 car garage wt th apart ment over wrth furnace ct ty wa ter and Butsness Buddtng Now ooly S10 000 I F YOU HAVE AN EX P E NSIVE HOM E AND WANT IT SOLO WITHOUT A LO T OF LOO K ERS COMING ALL HOUR S YOU SHOULD CALL t92 ms C Bruce Teaford Helen L Tea lord Sue P Mu rphy Assoctates For The Best Pnce In Town y~~(~ 10 " Blown Insulation ' JIM 'KEESEE ~e Denver Kapple AI Carpeting CellulOSIC (wood tiDerl 10111l r~..o Thermallnsulallon S.~e JD pet to sa pet on heattng c:ost Ex per~ence and fully Insured Free Est Call 992 J81S -" 49· 1 mo. po Carpel &UphOlStery Phone M1ke Younr At 992 2206 Of 992 7630 WILKINSON AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 1he 0rti1Riflors Mot The lmitlton MOORE'S Brakes Muffler Shocks T1res Battery lnstallallon Serv1ce Ph m Pameroy, 0 3-\Stlc 2848 In J acres on leod+ng Creek Rood Small Engme Sales & Serv1ce 498 Locust Street Mtddleporr 0 Ptlone 992 3092 & BOLEN MULCHERS Sal e Pnced Now Thru April 20th 99] 700b FIVE For Sales & Serv1ce Phone 1"127113 LAWN BOY MOWERS EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 220 E Ma1n Sl Pomeroy Ohio 4 4 1 mo . HURRY 1 Lrm1fed Supply J 16 1 mo . AC~ES exce lle lt bu ldtng sne Tupper!> Plo ns wa ter ovorlable Sb 800 Ce ll a lter 5 00 pm 991 7685 K1tchen Cab10ets, Rooftng Concrete Pattos Sidewalks New Construct1on & Remodeling HOBSTETTER REALTY DAVID BRICKLES General Contracting ~eorge T~~~?~RD[B TELEVISION VIEWING Business Services r-----~~---,, · r--------l J&L • Supen01 S Hobsteller Jr , Broker 101112 Sycamore St Pomeroy , Oh1o PHONE992 6333 Off1ce Hours 9amto4pm Closed Thur sdays and Saturdays at noon Y~~r Full T1me Real Estate Broker Ne w L•sfmg 3 bedrooms balh 4 yr old lull\ car pet ed el ectrtc hea (Oh to Power) carport w•n storage area Dln1 ng a nt cooktng area separate Au cond1t1oned a ll curta in' and drapes go Located 1r Rusttc H1lls Syracuse Ohto selling fas t f0 1 $29500 One 4 bedroom ran ch ve r y modern West Sha,re near Cheste r 0 NEW LISTING FARM FOR SALE 72 Acres Chester Twp al llenced 4l acres pasture 22 acres ol crop land One acre tar r m pond stocked 7 rooms bath wtl h 4 bedrooms ,r stor y new shtngle root modern kd c hen largf I vlng room w t tl'~ repl ace C1ty wale r & dr il led well F REE GAS IN HOUSE and mmeral nghts go wtth lt 7 ba r ns 1n good cond tt on located tn Bashan Oh to known as the James Ba tley fa rm E•celle nt buy at S58 000 1976 Fuqua Double W1de mobile home with turn lure s tuated on a le vel lot 100 :w::200 loca ted 1n the Arbaug h Add l1on Tuppers Platn s Oh10 Wel l worth the mone y 5ellmg Pnce 111 000 WE NEED LISTINGS WE AR E SE LL ING FAST LI ST WITH US Chery l Lemley Assoc tatt Home Phone 742 2003 H1\lon Wolle Sr Assoc141te Home Phone 949 2589 GeorgeS HoiKieller Jr Tht Photogr1pht ur L ..r r y B.ker M1ddleporl Ohio ,. I.) r1'10 EXPERIENCIED Radiator~ Service ,,_. the .....1 lrvd. or luii.Aer., ~-'0' c... 10 the SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PU911174 CENTRAL REALTY CO. JU ST LISTED - Rea d y to go w1t h na t gas and e< ty wa te r taps Over 3 acres o1 nice la ying la nd on Co Rd 28 Nice home slles will sell qu ick lor 19 000 JU ST LISTED - A BEAU TY AT FIVE POI~TS Here san ex cellent 3 bedroom house with 11:1 bath s Kttchen with bu11t In appliances tamlly room wt th llreplace All nicely carpeled Ful l basemen! wl lh wood burnmg sto\le Atta ched (2 carl garage Chrysler Air Temp central heating and cool ing Very low electric bills All th iS and appr ox one acre land Have a look Onl y S41 \100 J UST LIS TE D-APPROX ID ACRES - ol land Ideal l or home bu il ders Buy a ll a nd sell pari If you like N<Ce countr-; setftng on a blacktop rolkf abou t five m inutes from F 1ve Po1nts C•ty wate r available Before you build you had beller look at thiS Sel ler may help fin an ce 113\100 LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wljh a nice \'h stor y ho use w1th 3 bedrooms and 1'I> ball\s Mostly car pel Th•s house has been remodeled Inside an d out It has a big cenlral llrep lace with healololor and Is Insulated Small bctrn a nd about 20 acres fe nced Nice country seHing"'tjff blacktop road Shown by appoin tment only Pmed $42 000 00 JUST LISTED COUNTY STORE - Ina good area Has nat gas and c ty water Gasol ine pu mps and tll nks This IS a 2 slory buildi ng Upstairs co uld be m ode lnlo an apa rt ment to live In or r en t Th is com mun ity needs a store t~ n d the store needs an owner Selle r may even nelp fmonce lnvesl S\0 700 now PRICE REDUCED - OWNER SAYS SELL - 1'1> slorv ho use wllh a Iorge livi ng room and ki tchen Two Dedrooms a nd 2 Mths do wnsta irs and 3 small bedrooms upstai rs Ne t ga s tu r na c:e B4Stment Pr ice was $1 9 800 Will go qu ick now fo r $1 5,000 Wo Hood Llotlngs We hno buy on lor mony types of property CALL JIMMY DEEM Auocloto, '"·2311 ROGER HYSELl GARAGE ¥.. mtles oft Ht 7 by pass on 51 Rl 14J toward Rullond D Auto & Truck Repa1r Also TransmiSSion Repair Phone 992 5682 Pomeror 3 12 1 mo BOB'S AUTO PAINTING "Get A Load Of ThiS" WETHERALl CONCRETE H~nderson Hartford 882 217S 61 S l l 82 UNION OPERATED 3 30 I mo BI{AOF ORO Au r lt on~e r (on plete ~or ... 1ce Phor e 949 7487 or q49 1000 Ro(' e Oh o Cr It B•odlord REPAIR rom all ~moll op p fronce~ law n rnowe le •I JO Stare H ghwoy Go•age on Route 7 Pllon e (61 4) 985 3815 H WOOD BOWER> Swee pel\ f o o ~ t ers REMODHIN G Plumb ng hea l ng ond all lypos of gone rof repo r Wor k guo onteod 70 yeor~ ew per e"ce Phano 997 2409 SEWING MA C H IN~ R&porrs ~e r v ce oil mo k e~ 'lfn 218<1 !he l obr tc Sho p Pomero y Aut honr:ed Srnger Sole~ ond ~er ... rce We !o hO•pen St s~or~ Broker Home Phone 992 5139 Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohto 4S769 Estimates by Appointment Phone 992 7119 · 2-24-ttc G1ve Away HOUSEBROKEN KlllEN S lo good home Call Jane t Mon ~ 7<1 2931 lEU VISIO N to grvc owoy f' hone Q91J ibb Rt 1 MiddlePOrt OhiO 24 Years Servtce SPRING SPECIAL Complete Pa1nl Jobs Small Cars 1100 DO Large Ca rs Il l S DO Truck• 117S DO Body wo rk & repair s1 DO per 1nch us•ng only the best Dupont materta ls • 741 )0\0 'J 4 q 1 mo OOZER FOR HIRE ASTRO•GRAPH yard Spec Ia II zed In drtveways , gradtng , landscaplhg etc Bernice Bede Osol Call JERRY MURPHY ~~wrm ~ ~nwlliillw\7 (614) 661-6177 Between 7· 30 & l 00 pm 4-11· 1 mo. P CARTER PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. JDII Mlm 51 Pomeroy Ohio Pomerov 992 6282 or 992 6263 8AMio430PM ~ALES AND SERVICE 11 9 lie THE PHOTO PLACE 10! H~h Sl p,.,.1111 Weddtnp 'artratls l'mports Annrn,-s,nes Spec !II 0CUIIOI\S Bob Hoell <h 1161mo SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esldenl l •l and commeretal Call for esttmate , 24 hour serv1u Anyday anyt1me Phone 985 J8D6 Jack's Septic Tank Service Box J Chester Oh1o 10 30 c J BEST QUALITY INTERIOR EXC AVAI ING doze ooder and backhoe wor~ dump tru( ks ond Ia b o y ~ fm h re writ hou l flU du I to ~o J hrn e~t o ne ond gro ... el Coli Bob o Roger Jet '{er~ doy phone 99'1 708Gl nt ghT ph or o 997 35'15 0 1 992 5132 " J KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO, da rer backhoe ond d tchec Char fo~ R Hot I e d Bo<k Hoe Serv1ce Rutland Oh o Pho ne 74'1 ~008 Phone 992 3741 or 1"12 5020 FREE PARKING Will do roo f ng co ntruc lton plum b ng ond h(!o t ng No tab too Iorge o too !>moll Phone 741lJ<B HOWERY AND MAR TI N Ex ng ~epl r ~ y!o em!> dozer bocl.hoe dump truck I mestone grovel blacktop po'o'rng R1 143 Phone I (614 ) 698 1331 CO'o'a t BAT HROO MS AND K tchens remodeled ceromrc I e plum btng corpenhy ond general mo nten a n c ~.t 13 yea• s ax penence 9q2 3685 PULLINS EXCAIJA TING Com ple le Servtt e Phone ~7 2<178 WtNlER GET to you1 hou~e' le t us Sen1c~• Otfered make necessary ropou~ AI Tr omm Consl1 uctron 742 7328 Will CARE fo• rhe elderly •n ou r PIANO TU NING lone Oonrels. home l'hone991731A Also 1ttporrs and od1ustments WAilR WEl l dr II ng W lltom T ~2 2581 1f no on.!iwer coli Gran t 74'1 797q 9912082 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT & ' , EXTERIOR PAINTS AT ~XCAVAli N G 3 Jl 1 mo Btunn_, DP~ tunities - - -- WOULO YOU Lt fCE TO NH $76.000 IN OM: Y&.\1\ BE SELF EMIIL0¥10 AND NOT HAVE 10 INVU T A LOT Of MON n S. OIH ., IIIIOif Htlfl Wltl!td SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & SAVE ALOT All corpel instollod wit padding at no chorgo Export Instollollon Rubber Back carpet BED FOR $'I yd & up 9' and 12' V1n~ YOU . Flooring In .Stock 15 IN STPCK Largest Selection In The Valley RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold 742 2211 Graft~ Rutland, 0. ----··-·--···· ~J·~- ED RS nver 311 Contribute C~RPETCONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 7422211 Rull.lnd Cle rk. of Court of Common Pleas By Marlene Harr tson Depu ty Clerk Me gs Coun lv OhtO 21 31C ( 41 1 \ an:l Sale I YOU hove o serviCe to otfe wanl to bu y 01 se I some h119 oe lookmg lo work n who e ... er you II get e~ult~ lo\ter w !h o Sent ne Won Ad Co li 992 2156 YARD SALE Frr 21 and Sol '[} ~ma I oppl onces rmsc a nd lo s of rlo thrn g Frrst rood on fe ll po~t WMPO rod+o slat on 997 3463 Ro n con ee l!. 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" '3695 tampm g Equ.iprne.W UII} W01ks fast, 1978 COUGAR XR·Z P B A C 1 p iece v1 nyl root to Aulo 1iale• 1977 THUNDERBIRD 2 DR ............ . '5395 PS Wan led , ear Pets for 1iale 1976 ••• TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! II Bleached 1 KVl''f(IQIJIITI'.H Call742·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE LARRY E S PENCE~ za I• luy where you can como In and IH wh.lt you're gi.Hing - Good ..14tellons - Fully stocked ren upon ano any equtty of redem pt on In s uch parcel • s Unpleasant As Low As •4.11 11- ThA narlv Sentinel Middleport-Pom eroy, 0 , F r iday, Apnl 2i , 1978 dev sees tega tees ad rntnrst r.Jtors or assigns ot J 6 DO-Lawren ce We lk 8, News 10 Zoom 20 Sludlo See H Mart rn rf de cea'ied W II e 33 Ma rtrn Ad dress Unk nown 6 30-News 3 4,6 AB C Ne ws \3 NBC News 15 CBS un lu rown he trs devtse~s News 10. Que Pasa USA? 20 33 lega tees adm r n r ~t ors or assr gns of W rl l t ~ art 1 n t 7 DO- Little Ra scals 3 Lawrence Welk' 15, Hee Haw de c ea~ed \310 08 78 DL T 10 6 8 Bugs Bunny 10 Wild Ktn gdo rn 13 E lee Co 20 CHT 01 Che s ler Town sh p Bailie Li ne 33 S E 4 Sec tto n 3 Town 3 Range 12 1 acre Bashan 7 30-We Thi n k You Sho uld Know 3 Lowell Thomas Dtvtston of CrhJens FRIDAY APRIL21, 1978 Re membe rs 33 All Sta r Anyth tn g Goes 10 En Teleph one Co Address 5 uo- aonanza 3 Star Tr ek • uuns moke 8 Mlsle~ _ dan gered Anlrn a ts Wt ll Thev Survtve? 13 Once Un known rls successors antj Rog@rs Neighborhood 20 33 Hogan 's He roes 10 Upon A Class ic 20 as srQns S14ljl 07 79 O L T !1 Ernergen cy One 13 Peillcoal Ju nction IS CHT 0:? Ches ter 8 DO-Chips 3d , 15 Me l & Susan Togeth er 6 \3 Jef Townshtp Sec t on ?8 5 34A ~ 5 3~ News 6, Elec Co 20 .33 Mary Tyler Moore 10 fe rsons 8 10 Onedln Li ne 20 Old Fr ie nds New Part of 54 32 A W end of Hogan s Heroe s 15 Fr iends 33 148A c c Lew ~ Add r ess 6 DO- News 3,4 8 10 13 IS ABC News 6 Zoom 20 Un known unknown he tr s 8 30-Qperatlon Pelllcoat 6 13 Ted Knig ht 8 10 Black Adam• Chronicles 33 leg~le es ad dev rs ee s Film makers Ha ll ot Fame 33 mtnts tra1 ors or ass.gns of c 6 30-NBC News H , 15, AB C News \ 3 Car ol Burnell & 9 DO-Movie Airport 3 4,1S Love Boat 6 \3 Anot her C Lew ts rf dece ased \ 740 00 F r iends 6, CBS News 8 10 Over Easy 20 Day 8 10 Our Mutual Fr iend 20 78 OL T 11 7 DO-Cross Wits 3 d Newly wed Game 6 13 Muppel OVT Ol Ol tve Townstl o 9 30-Maude 8 10 10 DO-CBS Re po rts e 10 Sound Show 8 News 10 Gil li gan s Is 15 Alma na c 20 Pari of Let 122 Sec ?4 Town stage 33, Meeti ng of Minds 20 3 Rang e 11 OCP LO IS 8 9 10 Making Things Gr ow 33 11 00-News 3 4,6 8 10 13 15 Wa tc h Yo ur Mouth 33 and 1 ~ 11 Wrllr am S RE'ed 1 30- Porter Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4 $100 000 Na me \\ 15-AB C News 6 Address Unknow n J H That Tune 6 13 Pri ce Is Righi 8 MacNei~Lehrer Pryor Add ress Unknown J 1I 30-Salurday Night 3 4 IS Mov ie Swee l Sweet R Hawle17 Adoress Re porl 20 33 Fam il y Feud 10 Pop Goes The Ra chel " 6 Second City TV 8 Mov ie Once You Unknown Trustees at Lo ng Country 15 Kiss A Stran oer 13 J ana k! 33 Bollom Otvrs on of Cdr lens 8 DO- P ilot Last Chance' 3 15, Danny & Ma rie 6 13 12 DO- Don Kirshn er s Rock Concert 8 I DO-Movie Telephone Company whose address and or p lace o f Odd Couple 4, Wonde r Woman 8 10 Wash lnglon Breakout' 3 Mov ie The Lo nely P rofession .:1 ous ness rs unknown th e r Week In Review 20 33 Wollman Jack 6 unk nown s uc ce sso rs i'lnrt nr 8 30-CPO Sharkey 3,4 15 Wa ll Slreet Week 20 33 ass tgn s S99 35 78 -t DL T 7 30-Movle Oealh Curseo l Ta r tu 13 3 00-News 3 9 DO-Rockford Flies 3 4 1S, Movie ' Secrels ' 6,\3 LTT 0 Letart Tw p Lo t 3 10-ABC Ne ws 13 3 30-Movle Deadl ock 3 252 Sec 5 Rg 12 T lQCP t Inc redib le Hulk 8, 10 Soundstage 20 Shepherd' s 5 30-Bewllche d 3 acr e more or less Osc ar L Pie 33 Badg ey rf lt Vtng WhOSe Fo1 Satu rdaj April 11 today You 11 be be tter ott d address 9 30-Makem & Cla nc y 33 10 oo- Quincy J.4 15 rs un known you re consC IOUS ol th s and Unknown spouse I an 1 of Hus bands, Wi ves & Love rs 8 10 News 20 Meeting avmd nttptcktn a Osca r L Badg ley na me aM of Minds 33 ARIES (Marc h Zt April t91 Op address un kn own Un kno wn 10 30-Monly Pylhon s Fl ying Ci rcus 10 11 DO-News he1r s dev lsee'i lega te £>s pOSitiOn and trus tra t10n 1n 3 4 6 8,\0 13 IS Dic k Cavell 20 Li lias Yoga & You and o r 1ertere with any aneml)tS you adm nts tralor & ass rg ns of Oscar L Badg ley 33 make lo conduc t bustness f deceased '!lhelt OhtO II 30-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Barel! a 6 13 NB A P lay today Forget tl lor the week com pany 55 Pub l c Squ are Off 8 Monty P ython s Flyi ng Circus 33 end Relax Ntlh you r famil y Cleveland On o ~118 85 78 DL T 13 12 oo-Jana kl 33 12 40- Loh mnan & Barkley 6 Anv p erson own ng cr NEW SPAPER ENTHWAISE ASSN Ironside 13 cl a rmrn g any r ryr.t lttle or 1 uo-Midnlght Spec ia l 3 4 15 Mov ie Maca bre 10 nterest n or I en upon any NOTICE OF I 40- News 13 2 30-News 3 parce l of rea l property above FORECLO SURE April 22 1918 In th e Court of Ca mmo n 1 sted may frte an answer n 3 uo-Movle The Kin gs P lrale 3 4 45-Movle The Someone yo u meet th 1s com P lea s Me tg s Count y Ohio such ac t on se tt ng fort h the Plainsma n 3 6 30- F BI 3 natur e and a mo unt of nlcrest np yea r N fl be 1nfluen! taf tn NOTICE OF Movie Channel 4 owned or c la med and any _le ad ng you 10 pa!h s you F ORE CLO SU R E OF LI ENS de fe nse or obje ct ton ot the 5&.7 PM - TheyMadeMeaC r imin ai iG I haven 1 I rod before J'our 04 F OR OE ~ INQU ii,,NT , LA ND forec lo!r.ure Such answer T AX ES B Y A.( T ION IN 9 & 11 PM - Bob ble J o & theO ullaw I R l curstons wtll res ull rn develOp REM must be flled rn th e Of' •ce of BY CO UNTY Channel Coble S ment o f new knowledg e tlro t TREA S U RER OF ME IGS !he unders rgned Cler k of Court an d a copy tl ereo f 6 30 p M - Te st imony Ti me can prove QUi te be neltctal COUNTY OHIO Countv se rv ed on t he 1 00 PM - Paul Gau dino Fa mily Fi tness Show TAURUS (A pill 10 May 10 ) La\ Pr osecuto r on or be for e th e ou t 1n advance your plan s to Puo l c Not ce tS t1ere by 7 30 P M - Su pers po rt 191'1 day of May 1978 nandle 1 mpo rla n l matters g ven that on the 5th day of 10 00 - 700 Club II no an swer rS f led on or Apr rl 1978 the County befor e the date SPE'Ct fted as tod ay You' on the s po t deer Treas urer of Mer gs County SATURDAY , APRIL22, me the las t day for I ltng an 5 ans are nol at all re liable Oh 1o t ted a corn pta nt rn th e ; QO-Sun r !SI! Semesler 8 10 6 30-TV Classroom 8 a 1udgme nt of Ftnd o ut 10 wh a m you re 10 Court of Common Pfe as of ans wer U S Farm Re po r l 10 Kentucky Afie ld \3 for ec losu re wt 1 oe taken by Ohto at mant ca lly surt ed by sendtng Me gs County oefault as to any par cel sted 7 DO-Mar io & lhe Magi c Movie Mac hine 4 Fun For fo r your co py ol Astra Graph Pomeroy Oh 10 for th e rn ttle com plarnt as to wh ch LeUer Marl 50 cen ts tor each foreclo'iure of !te ns for Eve r yone 6 Ghost Busters 8 Pu bli c Policy no answer has been tr ied Any a long sel f addressed d e I 'n qu e n t ta xes and Fo r um s 10 Weeken d Specia l 13 parcel a s to wh tch a assessm ents penetll tes and for eclosure s take n by sta mped envelope IO Astr a ch arge s aga nst ceria n r eal 7 30-Sat urday Reporl 3 Wor ld of Surviv a l ' Ad detault sha 1 be sold for th e Graph P 0 BOlC 489 Radt0C1 ty property sttuated tn such ventures of Muham mad Al l IS Dusty s Tree house sattsfaclton ot the taxes tt on NY 10019 Be s ure 10 Co unty as desc r bed tn sad Sta 6 Wac ke 8 assessme nt s pe n alt es spec1fy you 1 blr!h stgn cam p a tnt charg es and costs rncu r red 8 DO-Hong Kong P hooey 3 4 IS Superlr lends 6 \3 GEM INI (May Z1 Jun e 20) Feel The 0b1ec t ot th e act ion rs to rn lhe forec losu re that ar e Th r ee Robonlc Slooges 8 10 mgs o f rnfenort ly can rnhlbt l obtarn from the co urt a due and unpa rd 1udgmeot foreclos 1ng the ten 8 30-Go Go Globelrotlers 34 15 Speed Buggy 8 120 AI any l me or or to th e the wonde rfu l o pportu nt!Jes lie ns aga ns t such r eal es tate 9 oo-scooby s Latl A Lym plcs 6 13 Bugs Bunny ftl+ ng of an en1 ry Of con lhat surro und you toda y Have and order tng the sale of such frrma tron of sale any owner co nfidence n yo ur ta len ts real estate for th e satrsfac · Roa d Runner 8 Bug s Bunn y & F riends 10 or renM ider of a parcetlrs ted CANCER (J un e 21 Ju ly 22) You !ron of the talC I ens thereo n 11130-P ink Pa nt her 3 4 IS Sal ma n Tarzan 810 n ttle com pia nt m a y r edeem 1 have to depend on be•ng Suc h a ct 1on s brought don •, " 11 ~ B ag g~J~anls 3 < 15 Kroll\ Supersh ow 6 13 s uch par ce l by tend er rng to w1th ta rge grou o s 10 na-. e fu n agarns t th e r ura l property the County T~easu r er the 'II t1 1 30-S pace 'Sentinels 3 15 Lillie Rasc a ls 4 Secrets onlv and no pN son a l ~m o unt of taxes asse ss tod ay Your more 1111 male en IUdgme nt sha ll oe en ter ed of Isis 8 In The Know 10 ments pena lt es a nd co unt e1s wtll pro11e to be the there tn 12 DO-La nd ol lhe Lost 3 15 Weekend Specla l6 Mo vie charges due and uno a rc on most satrsfytng The pe r manent par ce sucn parcel 1oget her w th a! Re d Skies of Monta na 4 Fa I Alber t 8 10 Action LEO (Jul y 23 Aug 22) Otclato nu m ber of each par cel 111 cost s wh ch hav{' been n News lor Kids \3 rtal ta c tr cs wd l provolo.e a re bel eluded ln such act ton the ful l cu rred n ilnv pr oceed ng lto us respon se tod ay A I title stree t addres!r. of the parcel f 12 30-Thunder 3 IS Amer ican Bandsta nd 13 Point ol rnSI IIUted aga 1nst such par cel suga coattnq however makes a-.attab lt a d escr p1 1 0n of the 1 View 6 Space Academy 8 10 under Sec t on 5711 18 of the lhe med 1c ne go dowfl easter par cel a statement of tne R evtsed Code Uoon the f nq I DO-Band Fesllval 3 Outdoors With Ju li us Boros 6 amount "'O f tax es of any entr y of coni rma! on VIRG O {Aug 23 Se pt 22) Yo ur assessmen ts penall res and Pssl Are You Warch lng ? 8 Mr Mago o 10, v ews and th ose of someone charg es du e aM unpard on of S!l le there shall be no Wrestl ing 15 Tennis fo r Everyone 33 turlher eaurty of redemp tron you re 11c ry !and of could be su ch par ce l and the name Any pe rson tnereatter I 30-Soul Tra in 6 Racers 8 Fil m Festiva l 10 Mo vie dt ame tncally opposed today and address of I he ast known eta mrng any rrg ht lt11e and The Logong Due l IJ Fre nch Chef 33 Don t lei the ssue overshadow owner thereof as suc h ap rnteresl n or lten uo on any pea r on the genera l tax lts t the fr te ndshtp 1 oo-Tony Brown s Jou r na l 3 Movie Tarzan such par cel sh a ll be forever all as more fully se t for th n Triu mphs 4 Baseba ll Worm Up 15 Vlewpol nl 8 ba rr ed and for eclosed of a ny LI BRA (Se pt 23-0 ct 23) You the como1a nt are as to ows surh r rght lr11c rn terest rn Movie Ju mping J acks 10 Asce cenl ol Man 33 may have 10 deal w1th someone Permanent Par cel Num today who uses 1n ttmtda1t ng ber Descr.p tton Na me fsl 1 15- Basebol l IS 2 30-Stor Trek 3 Homer For m by mC ltlOd S He II u y to ac t as and Str ee l Ad dre ss of 6 Movie The McMas te rs 8 J DO-Wit ness to th oug h he nas the upper hand Owners Amount ol Tt~xes Yesterday 6 Book Beal 33 A'isessments Pena ll res and Charges Due an d Se r ra! but he s only Dluff tng l 1$-FI Im 4 3 30-Greatesl Spo rts Legends 3 P ro RP IO (Oc l 24 NOY 2Z) NumbH are lr~ led SCO Bowli ng 6 \3 Adam 12 4 Area Show case 33 You revery tog teal an d pe 1ce p c e T 01 co 1u m b a • DO- Baseball J 4 Thai Nashvi lle Mu•ic 10 Body hve today bul you may have a Townstl •P Lot No 6 1st Sho p 33 hard lime conv tnC ng you r Add lt ron Cu rt rs Mates ma te espe: 1a1ty on a su b1ect Addrec.s unknown un knowr • 10-Sporls Speclacular 8 Nas hvill e on \he Road 10 d hers dev rSee5 legatee' Catch Jl 33 where yOuf v e ws are •ver adm nts trator s or assrqns of s DO-Wide Wor ld ol Spar!• 6 13 Go lf IS Pop Goes The gent Dec Curl 'i Mates tf detedst"d SAGI TT ARI US (Nov 13 11l J4 78 DL T u Cou nt ry 10 Arl America 20 Zoo m 33 21) You re no t a ve ry g tvtng c a rOl Columbra Town s 30-Art Amer ica 20 Once Upan A Classic 33 per son wtlh peo pl e who tal.. c shr p Lot No 5 1st Addrlron you tor gr an ted today Yel rt Cu rl ts Ma les Address there 15 someone tru y rn need Unknown unkno wn tletrs dev r'iees lega tees ad yo u It be !he ltr s t to he 1P m n <;trators or as'i gns ot CAPRI CO RN !Dec 22 Ja n 19) cu rt rs Ma tes tf dcceased by THOMAS JOSEPH Soc 1a11y today you may en \ 16 oo 78 DL T 8 coun te r an acqua Lntan ce you c B T o1 co u n b a ACROSS 7 Soul Fr us ual ly lock horns w1! h lns lead Townsh P Sec !ton 6 I SOA S 1 Malle amends 8 CivU ol repe at 1ng the perf ormance \ PMI o f 8A M II Lo l rn S '.\ • I Coolest wrong Alv a Miller Addr'"ss lr y a lttlle tac t Unknown unknown hct r 'i II Hold fast 9 Hudson Bay AQUARI US Uan 20-Feb t9) A aev rsces tcQa tees ad naut Indian goat you ha11e 1n mtnd today wtll m n1strato rs or as s1 gns of no t ltnd ~ o u tn acco rd Wtlh an Alv"' Mill er rt deceased 12 C1eve tand 10 Londan assoc •ate ye t you must ao \1 7 49 78 DL T 9 park CBl 03 Co umtt d fo wn what IS best lo r you He II II C'tanky nde rs tand m the long ru n shrp Sect ron 3.5 ?0 50A N E 14 Transfer PISCES (Fe b 20 Ma rc h 20) lrl pCHf ot S W ' ~ ElCctpt 3A W IS Sun god Standard 17 Done wtth J H Mdrl tn ACi dr ess tie th 1n gs yo u wo u ld norma lly Un known unknow n het r s 16 GoUer 's 18 Sooty Yetltrday'a Alllwt r ove rlo o~ te nd to 1111\ate you gadget 19 WIL!Ih cycle Extra Turned 38 Goddess 17 JeWISh 20 Tendan 30 The late Lat hoUday 21 German Sharp Ca llaB, e g 39 Rubber !! 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'5600 1 1975 Ford Pmto Wagon ....... 2495 1 1974 Pont1ac Lemans Cpe.... . ... 2295 1974 Olds 98 Lux. Cpe ................. '2~95 1974 Vega Cpe. GT.. ............... : .... '1695 1973 Pmto Wagon ....... ........... . ..... '1295 1 1973 Bu1ck LeSabre Sed........ 1795 '1995 1973 Cad. -Dev1lle Cpe. .. ... . 197 3 r.ad. Deville Sedan ..•.. .. . . .... ,. '2495 . '995 1973 Olds 98 4 Dr...... ..... .. 197HIOdge Charger ................... . .. '1295 1971 Mercury Marque Cpe.. .. . . ...'895 1 1965 Comet 4 Dr........ . ,.,.,, 395 . Now In Stock .... Large selection 1978 Oldsmobtle s ready for delivery We are ready to d e al So hur r y In , p1ck yours out Drive Home A Winner See one of th ese courteou s sa les men Marvin Ke ebaugh or Geo rge Ha rriS Pete Burris, Karr & Van Zandt "You ' ll Like Our Quality Way ol Dong BuSiness" GMC F1n1ndng 99J 5]42 Pomeroy Open until Sol �12- The Datly Scntmel, Mtddleport-Pon1eroy , 0, Frtday, Aprtl21 , 1978 Carter says tax burden too high Governor (Continued from page 1) behalf had been tltere seven tunes over the past month m worktng out the comprol]1tSe The delegates- went on to JOmll) state ''Whenever people lll a democracy try to chan ~e unprove or resolve llung' that affect the common good mtsunder stl\lldtn gs and confltcts wtl\ oli en occur e1•en wtth the best tntentwns of all, netther of us , or fot that matter. Dr Butcher. be deterred f1um t r : 1n g tu achtevc bet I er aceompilsh· ments for Mason Co nnt\ In thts tnctdenl " "'II Trailer By Laurene• McQuillan WASHINGTON tUPI) :_ Prestdent Carter satd today the ·tax load , on the Amertcan pc.1ple ts too htgh and told members of a House romm tttee drafttng tax legtsla\lon that his proposal for $24 btlhon 1n cuts and revtsJons IS modest Meeting wtth stx membet s of the Huu.se Ways and Mea ns C<>mm tttee Carter satd he feels constdetable concern" uvrr lin• chdnges hts proposal has retell cd after betng subnutted to Congress 'I thmkovcran the tax load on the 1\ mencan people ts too tugh , as a pet centage of total tConltnUed from page I ) contacted regardtng the problem the meetmg a heartng ""' held on the ~xpendttul t.' of r c\ enue sharmg mune) 11 wa s agreed re' em1£' sharmg mone) bl' dt>\~lof.!m ~ n t spent on park Attendtng ""ere Mti\ f1!' Herman London . Jmun) Joe Hemsle) . Eber Pllkens, John Arn ott and Kat te C r o ~< counc1l members Jani(C Law son clerk. Geurgr Holm an, t1 easurrr , Hubert Wmgell and Doug Hemsle\ A <han<·e of nun Sunda' and ~ond~1v , bt·<oming fu1r ••II on Tuesda) lhghs IH between 55 and 65, \\lth t•arly moro111g !o ~ . . rangmg from th r m1d 30s tu thr lo~ t'l 40s WASHINGTON 1UPI )- A aboard "We still are wattmg Sn uth Korean Jetlmer wtth for a repI)," the pres1denttal 113 people aboard strayed spokesman satd A spokesritan for KAL's mto ~Jvlel atrspalt' O\C! the Tokyo offtce satd the plane North Pllif' en route from hdd been forced to land, but Pat ts w Seoul and wa s forced to land m the Sovtet Un 10n h.1d not been shot do"n All the passengers and the Korean Au l~nes offi ce smd m Tok)o ea t I) toda) " e" are safe.' the The Y7Jl1lSSengers and ere" spokesman satd Sn\"et authonttes accused of l G \\ere reported safe We don t knn11 tf 11 \\as the ptlot of \'IO!atmg &!VIet forced dnwn fn end ly 01 a.- spa ce, the KAL forr E'd do•n force full ) " sa td spokesman satd The &!VIet ( :1pt Duu~ Cmc. spokesman Umon and South Korea have fo r the C. .tn.llhdn Department no dtplomallc 1elaltons nf N,ltlllndl Defense Wr The plane was the subJect or an tnternauonal radar and hrl\ t ' none of the dctatls ·· \ \ I S Defe nse Deparllm'lll cur .-;eaJch for hours before It tal s,ud, Inell ( H! IIIII (If 'We have no offlf hOst!JC flC'tlOn rtd~l ) fo 1 a dnfled mUJ Of Deposit 1 1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term refucl mg st np. Sm tet atr spar e near f'mland 'SO\Iel mtlttar) 1ets reportrdll scrambled to meet the the Bol' tng iOi newspd per satd The JCII me r landed on a frozen lake .. It satd a KAL spokesm an m P!lris mdtcated 16 pa ssenge rs aboat d the a trhncr dtd not ht~ ve Ken i'an or Japanese surnam es su~ge stwg the prtsspngcrs mtght h<-1 \ l' tx.~en Fw n pt>,tn :-, Whit(' nr Anwncans H ou ~ r pr ess retm l iod) Powell satd the Cnttul State• askl<d the >er Etf ecrnte ra t e w•fn com Ktissw nc.; <~bo ut the fatt~ of t he N1nerv day tnf E" r e sl penalty If Wtthdrawfl Detor e < trrraft c~nd the people matunty dillE> Meigs Co. Branch :::. THE TOP JAMBOREE ~WSt The A then s Coun ty Sa"V tngs & L "> an Co 296 Second 51 Pomero.,. Ohto TALL TIMBER NIGHT CLUB the Sovwt Umon The Federal AVIalton Admmtstrat ton reported Korea n Air Otght 902 overdue m Anchorage aft er 11 fatled to arrtve as scheduled at 3· 22 p 111 EST The plane's last radto contact wtth the ground was at II 51 am EST as tt flew north of Greenland near Bodo, Norwa) The FAA satd the crew gave no mdicatton, at lhall mte, or trouble The ptlot radtoed at that ume he was near Ellesmere Island , No rthw est Tern tones, the FAA srud F'our C-130 Hercules turboprop atrcraft, mcludmg one equtpped wt \h 30 paratroopers and 4 maJOr atr diastcr ktts tncludmu tents: Wtlltam E Stevens, 50, Galhpohs, was charged "'lh fatlure to )teld follo wmg a 1raff1c a cctdent atll 05 am on SR i al milepost 26 The Gallta-Metgs Post State Htgh"a) Patrol sa td the Stevens car pulled mt o the path of a vehtcle operated b) FranciS P Rodenck , 22, Pomeroy There wa s moderate dama ge l'he patrol 1s contm umg an 1nvesttgatton 1ntt> an tncJdcnt at 12 50 p m on US 35 where an unknown person thre" a bottle st nkmg a ca r operated bv Charl es R McKenm. :18. Galltpohs MEDICAL PATIENT I rae) Wha ley, l.mculn Htll , Pomero) ts a medtcal patten! at the Holzer Mcdtcal Center I-hs room number 232 Fea tunng 6 Band s 3 p.m. ttl Clo stng IS BJ• ERNEST SACKLER ROME (UPII - Rulmg Omsttan Democrallc Party ufft ctals sa td today a new hand" ntten letter had been recetved from k1drapped exPremter Aldo Moro outlmmg details of a pnsoner swap demanded by th e Red Bngades m return for his hie. The Hed Bngades tssued an ultunatum Thursday saytng Moro would be 'executed" unless an unknown nunJber or Commumst pnsoners were released b' 9 a m EST Saturday The l<ttest communtque added further confuston to Uw ct uctal tssue of whether the frat! 61-year-old prestdent of the Chrtsttan Democrats, who earlier was reported to have been "executed' b) · swc1dc,' was even alive No text of the new tommuntque was released but Chrt sttan Dem oc ratic News .. in Briefs (Contlpued from P'lge l) corn and soybeans cash crops for Oluo farmers WN;HINGTON - THE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFElY Board , tn a spilt dec tston. has tentattvely blamed damaged hatch ('()Vtrs for the Stnkmg of the Edmund Fttzge rald that clauned the ltves of"29 crewmen on stormy Lake Supertor 111 1975 1'he ward voted 3-lo· l to accept the fmdmg Thursday. but dectded later to po;1ponc a fmal dectston to gtvc member Plultp A Hogue ttme to wnt e a dtssenttng report COVINGTON, KY - FOR AT LEAST 45 DAYS, COVJNGTON wtll have an tnterun cuy manager m Robert Sidell . housmg anti u<le enforcement Stdcll was named to the poSttton Thursday , succeed tog Robert Gettys Gettys reSigned Monda y, ctttn g ttme pressures from hts pnvat.e law practtce . Ctty conumsswners wtll cont mue a search for a full~tme ~.:tty Dt:t:ds. Keepsakes. Documents. Some t 11 i ngs are mcplttceable. manager NEW YORK - AN EUROPEAN COLLECTOR HAS added a new tletll to whatever 1\ ts he collects - one of GYJ,sy Rose Lee 's G-strmgs The collector. who was not tdenttfled, phoned 111 the wum10g $500 btd Thursday at an auctiOn of the late stnpper's belongtngs. mcluding a mtnk G-strmg centered wttll a small fox race The crowd acted like Miss Lee , who dted m 1970, was on stage herself durmg tlle auc\lon at the Plaza Art galler tes It was hke 01e 1930s when Mmsky's audiences used to beg, cheer and whtstle unhlthe queen of burlesque would waft a garter mto thetr mtdst Keep them in one nl <lUI ~all: DepPSI! Roxes. /\nd keep I hem. The Store With More Of~ers lingerie, coats, cosmetics, sw•'!lwear, handbags, jeans, toordtn,,il·tes, dresses, accessories and more, so check us for all your wardrobe needs . Evening Hours B';' pomeroy rutland tuppers plains Mem b .. FDIC in!latton. Desptte suggesttons from Capitol Hill that the mea~ure be tailored, presidential spokesman Jody Powell satd the prestdent reVIewed the revtston suggested by congresstonal tax wrtlers and "sees no reason to alter hts tax< ut proposal " Carter, tn hts sesston Wlth congressmen Thursday, satd he wou ld slick by the proposal termed "a little htgh" by lnlman, chatrman of the powerful tax-wnttng commtttee "We see every reason to push for the cut, " Powell S81d territory -~ snowshoes and Arcttc gear , and a ftfth U.S Au; Force plane, were dtspatched to sea rch for the mtssmg Jet! mer. Two of the Ca nad tan atrcralt began to retrace the route outlined on the Otght plan or the mtsstng atrimer. flymg a rev erse of the probable polar route on a hne from Fort Yukon, Alaska, offtctals satd The search atrcraft used electronu locator devtces deSigned to ptck up the mtss10g atr lmer by tls locator tra nsmttter. There are 12 to H hours of dayhght tn the Arcttc at thts tune of year "There s a defmtte co ncern that it IS mtssmg," and FAA spokesma n said 10 Wash mgton shortl y after 5 p m EST "It 's probably et\her past or at tis luntt of fue l But t\'s always posstble ---t unhkely but posstble that tt's dtverted somewhere we don't know )et" Before details of the plane's landmg m the Sovte\ Unionwere known , Ca nadtan of!tctals ended their atr search !or the plane. "The searc h as of no" ts shut down ," srud Maj. Jeff Haswell, a Canadtan milttary spokesman "Thts came about (olloWJng dtscussions betwee n our offtcials and offtctals 111 Washmgton " Exchange letter _received Man charged after mishap SUNDAY APRIL 23 ------ was reportr d on the ground tn Cdtl !O ilS, S(Jl(j the l-l<1hng 707 jetltner fl11ng to On Certificates lnlman, [).{)re , satd after talks wtth Carter Thursday, Ul.e legtslation that emerges !rom hts panel "wtll be qutte a btl different from what he wanted" The adrntntstratton warns that wttllout congresstonal action, the nation's economy could sklil toto a recesswn. Ftgures released by tlle Commet ce Departmen t at mtdweek showed economtc growth the !trst three months of 1978 had dropped 0 6 percent the worst performance m tllree years The tax package ts part of the admmtstratton's steppedup ca mpatgn agamsl Tht.• Wc~~lnngttm Po:-.t. m 1ts f Anc hor <t ge, Alaska INTEREST mmutes of the meetmg Defendmg hts plan m nopes of overcommg congresstonal reluctance, he argued that the proposa l " has the overwhelmmg support of the Amencan people," Ill at polls show 75 percent of the pubhc supports tl. The admmtstratton 's mttllal call was for a net reductiOn of $2!i btlhon, but revised ln co me esttmates hav e reduced that to $23.9 btlhon Carter also satd the rece nt decline tn tlle gross naltona l product "as "an mdtcatton to us that we sttll need to gtve further tax reductions " "O bvt ously, " Rep AI Plane strays into Soviet :suggested the dog \\ arden br Fol!uwm~ mcome," he satd 'It 's htghe r tllan tt has been 111 Ute past. It's htgher than 1\ ought to be" What we dtd send up to the Htll tn the way of tax reform was qmte modest, compared to what I tlltnk should be done," Carter S81d The second meetmg m two da)S With memberS Of the commtttee came amtd mdtcattons that Carter's tax c ut~ax revtswn package wtll never make tt thro ugh Congress as submttteu Car ter tnvtled reporters mto the Cllb mct Room of the White House for the opem ng pomeroy national bank the bonk of the century established 1872 ¥'CU make the clfhtraa · Spec1a 1Appotntments OPEN DAILY 9: 00-5:00 Phone 304-882-3312 sources srud tt spelled out m the government should send greater deta tllhe ultra~ e ftt st to the Red Bngades ' terrom1 group's demand for ultunaturn that prtooners be the rel ease of Jat led released withm 48 hours to comrades m return for save Mora 's life. The Red Brigades Moro S hfe Thursday tssued a snapshot The new message fr om of Moro wtth a copy of a Moro comctded "llh the ftrst public appeal by hts wtfe for Wednesday newspaper and tlle C'hnst tan Democrats to vowed to ' exec ute" him state what terms the) would unless an WJknown nwnber of anept fo r the release of the ''Communtst pr1soners'' were released by 9 a m EST f1ve-{1me premter Saturday No de ta il s were made An ea rli er message avatlable on bow tlle latest purportedly from the Red message fr om Moro reached Bngades satd Moro had been Chnsttan DemocratiC Party tned by a "people's court" Secretary Be n tgno and ~~e xecuted" But Zaccagmm But sources satd Thursday a new 11 spelled out 10 greater detail tlle terronsts' demands that comm uniqu e, believed by all or some of abo ut 160 Red offtctals to be authentiC, satd Br-tgades prtsoners no ~< m the earlier message was a hoax and afftrmed that Moro ltahan Jatls be released sltll was ahve A:; the letter was betng Moro was kidnapped ;tudied, Prenner Gl ulto AnMarch 16 after terronsts dreotti called a cabtnet killed hts five pollee guards meetmg to dtscuss what repl y 1 Reedsville RETIREMENT BOARD COLUMBUS t UPI ) - The Ohto Senate paSb-ed and sen t to the House Thursday New's Notes bill mcreasmg the number ofa 27~ By Mrs L. Balderson Community Builders Club The Cornmunrty Builders Club mel w1th Mr and Mrs Warren Ptckens for the Aprtl meetmg The same offt cers were retamed for the year. Donaltons wtll be collected for the Commumty Flower Fund Refreshments were served to Mr and Mrs Donald Myers, Mrs Margaret Bro ~<n , and Mrs Grace Weber The next mcetmg wtll be at the Webe r home. Mr and Mrs Tom (Patrtcta ) Drake of Gahanna are announc mg the buth of a daughter, J enntfer Anne, Apnl 18 She wetghed etght pounds and 11 y, ounces an d was 20 mehes long Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Davtd A Smtih of Reedsvtlle and the paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Mtles Drake of Col u mbus Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs Joseph Btssell of Long Bottom Recent vtsitors of Mrs. Lawrence Rose were Mrs. Ytrgte Buckley of Coolvtlle Rd and Mr. and Mrs. Don Effmger of Belpre . Mrs Gladys Baughm an and Jack Gale of GahaMa vtstted wtth Mrs. Rose Thomas Mr and Mrs Steve Holter and daughter. Stacy, visited w1th Mr and Mrs. C1yde Johnson of Portland and Mr and Mrs. Harold Holter and family of Long Bottom . Recent vlsttors of Mr and Mrs. Gene Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sams of Jane t:ew, W Va and Mr and Mrs. Charles Congrove of • Zanesville. DtMer guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David A Smith and Diana were Mr. and Mrs David G Smtih of Caldwell. members from seven to mne on the Pubhc Employees Retirement Board The new co mmissiOners wtll t epresent retired and acttve untverstly em ployees The retired member will have to be draw mg a pension from the PERS fund and the active member Wlll have to be contn butmg to tl Weather "It's our vtew tf we do not get a tax cut there is the tllreat or a serious pause in recovery and history has proved we must have a balanced attack on unemployment and inflation," the presidential apokesman wd. Powell conceded that "generally the report he got on tax reform was not enco uraging" at the Thursday session with House members. Congressional sources said there ts a possibility the committee will vote next week stm ply to ktll the measure The president, according to his spokesman, vowed that if tlle tax proposals are not enacted this year, he will "keep sending it back until be walks out of off tee or untiltl 's dealt with effectively." The president's proposed net tax cuts of $23 9 billion would take effect Oct. l, along wtlh a series of changes tn the tax system Initially, the request was put at S25 billion, but revised revenue estunates lowered the figure. Ullman told White House reporters he favored a cut of "about $20 billion ," but by the tune the Ways and Means chatrman was back on Capitol HiU, he had revised tllat figure down to S15 btllion. Rep Dan Rostenkowski, Dm.. said he felt Carter would work Wlth the panel "to develop a l5ktksge that can be salvaged "He said the full Carter package had little If any chan ce of passage Driver cited after wreck Two ears recetved medium damages and a driver was ctted to mayor 's court as the result of an accident at the mtersectton of Race St., and North Third Ave . in Middleport at 5 25 p m Thursday Mtddleport Police said a car drtven by James R Johnson , 28, Baltunore, Md , fatled to stop at a stop sign on Race St , and went into the path of a car traveling north of North Third Ave , driven by Mane Ca ruthers, Mtddleport J ohnson was ctted for fatl ure to yteld the right of way Mrs Caruthers was taken to Veterans Memortal Hospttal by private vehtcle for examtnalton ACTIONS FILED A sutt !or money U1 the amount of S1 ,192.75 was filed m Metgs County Common Pleas Court Thursday by Holzer Med ica l Cent er agatnst Gary Lawson and Avis Lawson, Rt I, Langsville A sutt for appropriation o! propert y was !tied by OhiO Power Co., against RUS5ell V Cumrmns, et al The property Ill tn Letart Township. Na ncy Sue Terry was granted a divorce from Gary T Terry and Kaaron K Hatfield from Charles D Hatfield. Clea nng , cooler tomgh\ Lows 111 upper 20s or lower CONTACT NAMED 30s SuMy , warmer SaturBaseball teams wtshing to day , with htghs in upper 50s use the Syracuse ball fields or lower 60s Probabtltty of this summer are asked to preet pitatlon 30 percent contact John Arnott at 992today, 10 percent tonight and 2897 ne ~ r zero percent Saturda y Contract is signed BRUNSWICK, Ohio (UPI) - The Brunswick Board of Education and members of the Brunswlc k Education Asaociatlon today approved a new master contract ending a teachers' strike that began Iiist March 29. The new two-year pact provides for an annual baBe salaryoU9,750 retroactive to last Jan . I (the old base was S9,050) and another increase to Sl0,250 111 Jan. I, 1979. Teachers also won agreement on : - Language providillg for fair dismlBsal of teachers. - A ssiary index of 4.7 per~t for 1~8 and to 5 per~t tn 1979. - Binding arbitration of gr1evances -The make-up of three study days rnislled because of the walkout. - No reprisals against those who P'trticlpated In the recent walkout - A lump sum payment from the board May 26 of teachers' back pay , retroactive to IBst Jan. I. Tentattve agreement on the pact was reached .. ate Thursday rught after more than eight hours o! bargamillg witbout a federal medtalor at the board's offices The school beard met early today and unanimously approved the new contract shortly after BEA members ratified the pact, aocording to a BEA spokesman; who satd ••. 92 percent o! the BEA members who attended the session voted to approve the new contract Jeans OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. Save plenty on ]ttns lor yourself ond •II of your family. Women 's ]tons - junior sizes - glrll' lt1n1 and tuvenllt slzu. An luolltnl u ltcllon of [oans, too, tor men And boys ollsllts. tl'tt PIIY you to stock up now during IIIIa IMg ]tlnl Slit Salt Ends S.turdily,5p.m. Mason to host .fiddlers' convention MASON - Cash prtzes of $4,000 wtll be awarded at a ftddlers' convention to be held at the Mason County Fatrgrounds July 21-23. The conventi on , whtch IS expected to attract hundreds of ftadl e players, banJo ptckers and folk smgcrs, will be hosted by the popular Joe Meado"s of th e Jtm and Jesse Grand Ole Opry Show Trac) Whaley of Pomeroy and Jnn D.Jrdon of~~ 1, Gallipolis, set vmg as local cwrdmators of the event, predtct several thousand people wtll attend the th ree-day convention Other cat e~ ones wnn Vit riUU S l'QIU· ' l'hts ts go mg to do somethtng really petition wtll be Oldtnne Fuldle playtng, good for the area," sa td Whaley "It s a Flat l'op Ptckm Mandul1n, Fulk SlllJ?IIig,... famtly type thtng, one that wtll really be Bluegrass BanJo and Bluebr.tss Band, enjoyable and wtll be opet aled 111 a htgh- Jumor 1-'uldle playhmg and Clog DanCing The prellmtnartes wtll be conducted un ca hbre fashiOn " Meadows, a res tdent of Spantshburg, Fnday and s'aturday mghts With the fmals W Va , has condut1ed tw(, prevwus to be on Sunday Competlllun wtll start at 4 conventiOns at other localtons p m and contmuc to m1dn1ght on both Top pme for ftddle playmg IS Fnday and Saturday followed by the schedulclf to be $500 Other pme amounts ftna ls , sla ted tu bcg111 at 10 iJ m , un Sun· mthe ftdd le category, 111 whtch 10 amateur day ' contestants can pl ace, are $.150 for secuntl. $300 for thtrd and $250 fur fourth 1. . nckcts for the cunvcntwn wtll be ctthet $5 per day or $12 fut the cnltre event COMMISSION TO MEET POMEROY - The Meigs County Regtonal Planmng Coll]mtsston wtll hold us reg ular quarterly meetmg at the Recognition dinner April 27 agn cultural conference center, Farmers America will have its annual Recognitwn Ohmer Apnl 27 at 7p.m. at th e KJn Fulks Bank Butldtng, at 3 10 p.m Monday The -group wtll dtsc uss fmances, the status report, on the tndust nal stle project, nu rstng hom~s and housmg rehabthlatlon, the Farmers Home Rural Planmng and Development program and Pf PLEASANT - The Mason , Galha, and Meigs District of th e Buy Srnuls nf Restaurant in J'l. Pleasant, Seuuters fmm th e three counties will honur vulunteen. whu have given their ti m< and effnrts to help sco uting In the MGM Dlstrt et. Walden Ruush \UII be the guest speaker. A fri end lo Scouts fur many years, Mr Roush is crc-d tted for bringing scouting to the Pomt Pleasant Area MRS MAHY ROSE, veteran Klhdergartcn teacher , confers ~ t\h Dan Morns. left. and Charles On~< ler of the the cleanng house re\ lew report Meigs Loc.tl & hool Drstnct 'scentral off1ce un the upcoming • un:ha VOL 13 NO. 12 tmts GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT ., -· Veterau Memorial H011pilal ADMITTED Earl Renshaw, Minersville, Edward Martin, Pomeroy, Wtlllam Ke nnedy, Middleport ; Frank Wolford, Vinton, Ja mes Mohle r, Mtddleport ; Jtmmy Ohlinger, New Haven, Iva Powell, Pomeroy; Debbte Evans, Portland ; J onnle Meadows, MilliOn. DISCHARGED - Carolyn Teaford, Lee Arlo Robmson, Vtvtan Jones , Crystal MeCourt, Elt Whtle, Julia Vaughan, Juruny Ohlmger, Marie Custer _, -I- ::.: ------ t Assoctatlon 1s shown rn th1s T1mes-Sent mel newsphoto l hree nundred people from all over Olu o attended the senunar Fnday, Saturday, and today GALLI POLIS - l'hrcc humh" l people from ll ll ovrr Utlw braved theddlllp c.: h1 !! uf rnday to come to Galltpolts fot the Spring Ute Nallon.tl Camjwrs a11d Htker> A&"lcta tiQU, but Wt:l e rewarded w1th the b11,a.:ht su11 ami wann htiSJillllltty S:ttutduv at the Count~ Jumur Fat! J.ll uullll The~ eame HI 150 trailer~. from the top L'iliTipcrs such d.S Murvm Md~u g hlm. Gal hi:! Hu11ulton. swtc dtrcctor of the Nt the newest memLH:r :-; CHARLES CADE of Lawrence County's Htlchum and Pitchum Campers was photographed In his trailer wi th Harland Sanders of the French City C..rnpers Club The two clubs served as eo-hosts to the Sprmg Semtnar on the Galha County Jumor Fatrground HarU. nd ts on the right EAST MEIGS - J ohn Rtebel, supertntendent of Eastern l<>cal School Dtstrict, artnoWJced Saturday that ktndergarten regtstratton at Eastern will be held Thursday, April 27 ot the kin· dergarten classroom at Tuppers Platns Elemerllary School • Regtstratlon will be from 9 a m to 12 noon and I to 3:30 p.m. Parents must brtng unmunlzatlon records, proof of skin test and blnh eertiftcate. Immunization records are to mclud• DPT sertes, booster, polio series, measles and rubella Children must be &by Sept 30 for kindergarten and 6 by Sept 30 to attend first grade Registration Is also for ftrst graders who were not In kindergarten lilsl year Regular kindergarten classes will be cancelled that day lA hu dwd March 30 Later Copeland w;.~ s Jallt•d un mmor chl1 rges and was released from custody m sahsfactory c.:und1 tron at the Holzer Medtcal Center after undergomg surgery for an abdommal wound It slarted at approximate!) 7 10 p m ~hen Copeland allegedly refused to P"Y II~ ln The~ were registered by Htru ~ Shetl'i a:s they drc1vc 111tu the fe~ 1rground und cat.:h re<'CIVl'<l a patd1to wcLJr on tht•tr JdCkt•t to pr ovt· the)' titlendl•d M.rrvut Srtunders t.:Oru'CIVI..'<l the J)(lll.: h c~ntPred lw il whth• llken e~s of the bimcl~ tand w1th the g1Cl'fl of West Ytrglllla back of tile blue of the Diuu Htvcr runmng IJehtnd the bandstand French C't l)' U.mpers Club and til<' lltl· chum .utd Ptlt·hum Club of lrontou "ere t"o-ho."il'i w1lh Harlt.md G Silnd~rs the chatnmm uf the Sll lmnar It w;.1s du ss ~A 01 k .til ddy Saturday, but f' omc Sa tu rd.tv rught CINCINNATI tUPI) - Atlornt•ys lor lhe school board and the NAACP plao to meet wllh U. S. District Court Judge David Porter Monday to t•onslder a trial dale for a 4-year-old school detegregallon sull . The sull allegeo the Cincinnati school board and governmeol agencl"' have unconstitutionally seg regated schoo!J and eharg.. that 19 suburban school syslems are part of the segregalloo. Health nurse will visit Meigs schools administer mucll needed tmmumz<Jttons to students who do not meet state Parents are encourHged to return pernuss1on forms to the schools so that Friday election GALLIPOLI S - Four hundred and twenty-three men and women out of a posstble 4&0 member ba rgatmng umt of employees at Holzer Medt ca l par!tctpated tn an elect ton Frtday The eledlon was under the ausp1ces of lhe National Labor Relations Board 10 tndlcate thetr opinion on having union representation within tht hospttal. When votes were counted alter the polls closed at 5 30 p m. lite outcome was 275 opposed to having a union represent the employees arid 141 In favor of union representation Four htlndred sixteen were considered valid votes of the 423 votes casl. Although the vote CO Wl\ Indicated that the hospital won the electton by a margin of 134 votes, actual certification of the election wlll not be artnoun ced bv the Na tional Labor Relations Board u~ill at least five worktng day• •1ave elapJed, or no earlier than Friday, ~prfl 28 Continued on A-3 EXTf.NDED FORECAST Monday through Wedn esday, cool, "llh sho•ers th rough the forecas t perwd ftl~ "Ill be In th• 50s Monday and"rn'th c mid 40s or low 50s TuJ·sdaJ and Wedn es day Lo~<s generally •HI be In th<' !Os. FBI agents _testify in murder trial POMEROY - Mrs Opal r.rueser, R.N , Meigs County Public Health Nurse, Cl.EVELAND (UPII - F'Bl agents wtll vtstl sc hools of the Mei gs l ~c.t l S<hool tcsllfted Saturday tn the Dartny Greene D"tmt durmg the week of Aprt l 24 to murder tnal that teleplmne tapmg eqmp- requirements Hospital wins the camJ>C r s k1cked up lht;tr hct•ls 111 £t p1ogr~:~lll uf mus1e ~nd a square dance nf whul w111d pr upOrtwns l;dc Bud Md~c~ enu N 'd the prognm1, r:t nd Don WHugh tailed the .,quare danl'c, whu:h w.t.s put un Ill the a t' ll \ 1t1cs but ldmg . 1\~ the ldln)Jt!IS arrlVt..'<l- m fad, "hen the~ t < Hne w1thm radw ozll1t they got theu· mstrudwns over tltc Ht rW<:i}S frum the JIHHor hur off1cc, where f.lrnnre cmd 1he1r children ma y be tmnllnuzed l'he Metgs County Hea lth Department wtll not be gtvmg any mm1umzatt ons mth e health department offtces du11ng the week of Aprtl 24 The nnmunizalluns wtll be gtven m the schools a(·cordt ng to the ful ll,wln g ment was taken from the home of r~puted trlm ln a l t'lectron1cs ex pert Carmen Marcom Confessed Mafta httman Raym ond ~·erntto of Enc, Pa prevtously testtfled that Marcom lllpped Greene's phone before hiS death so tll e stx men on tnal for Greene 's mu rder could keep track of Greene 1S movement s Greene diCd m a remote-control bomb blast last Oct 6 tn the parking lot· of a suburban Lyndhurst offtce butlding "here schedules he had JUS\ kept a dental appomtment. Mond ay , April 24 , ut Hradhur) Ferntlo satd the telephone tap ltpped Rutland, Salem Center Greene 's ktllcrs Lha t Greene mtended to Tuesday , April 25, at Salisbur} , keep the appomtmenl , enabling them to Pomeroy park a bomb-laden car next to Greene's. Wednesday, Apnl26, at Harnsotmlle , Defense attorneys argued tllat the Mtddleport proscculton fatled to prove any hnk Thursday , Aprtl 27, at Metg s Junior betwt!en Marcom and any wiretaps on High , Meigs Htgh School Greene's phone Marcom was lndtcted In Friday, April28, at Met gs Ht~h School Greene's death, but has not been found. FBI agents satd tlley found $12,000 dollars worth of stolen Ohtu Bell Telephone Co equ tpment when they searched SCHOOL. FUNDS Rt:CEIVt:D Marcom's home". T'lle defense POMEROY - Meigs County school unsuccessfully objected that the distrtcts received a total of 1213,90~ 49 tn prosecutiOn had only produced Ferrltto's the Aprtl Stale School Foundation Substdy testtmony that defendant Pasqual e payment , according to State AuditOr " Butchie" Cislernlno told htm Marconi Thomas E. Ferguson • was 10vo!ved In the wiretap . Amounts received by each district Bestdes Cisternino, those being tried on Included Eastern Local, $44,736.34, Meigs charges of aggravatejl murde r, Local , $116,038 92, and Southern, aggravated arson and organtted crime $53,079 23. In addttion, the county board of acltvtlles arc reputed local Mafta boss edu cation received a dtrect allotment of Contlnued. on A-3 $14,703 70. . SCfVI CC SlCitllln ~ At 7 50 p m Copeland was stopped b) Tpr Hammer east of Jackson on SR 35 at the mterseclwn of Keyst one Hd An ex- change of gunftrc resu lwd Copeland fl ed 1n h1s ca r t(Jll.ards Jackson wtth Hammer tn pursutt Wht le cntcrtng the JackS(Jn Corporatwn ltmtts at DST returns next Sunday By GENE BERNHAROT WASHING TON 1UP I t Most Amen('an..., w1ll turn the dut:k <~head one hour next Sunda) Aprtl .!0 tnttmtmg stx munlhs of dayh~ht sav wg lnne nw ·fast time becomes effective East Broadway St Copeland's vehtcle ng operated offtua ll) at2 a 111 EST un Apttl30, but the by flugh Gtll bert. 51. of Suffolk Va Dcpnrtmcnt of Transportation , wh1ch colltded headon w1th a sem t O:Jpela nd thrown from hts vchtcle , " as regulates tune zones across the t:ountry. rf he was struck m the gunf1re exch an~c ur whethe1 to set the dot:k ahead or back OAPSE strike called standard tune will ret urn m the autwnn. rushed to the Holzer Medt cal Center where suggests settmg th e clock a head before retmng Satur dav nr ght , Apnl 29 he exptred A popular formula for remembermg The autopsy was ordered to determtne IS "Sprtng Forward, Fall Backward · stnce on the last Sunda) 10 Ottober Persons C~ffectl'll b) the t1mt> change. and that's nearly all Mner1cans should remember 1f th e)' ret1re at 10 p m Apnl 29 to set the ir clocks ahe.acl to 11 p m The exceptions to the tun~ change are the states of Anzona and Hawa11 and the V1rgm Islands, Am~11can Samoa and Puerto Rt co Those states and possessiOnS do not observe dayhgh\ tune, rematmng on standard lime throughout the year All of Indiana wtll come under the same GALUPOI.IS - It appeared Saturday afternoon Galha County 's Local School \tme on Aprtl 30 because 80 rounltes Dtstrtct would be hit by an employes' around lndtanapolls, Fort Wayne and strrke for the second tunc th1s school year South Bend never go on daylight ltme, Classtfted employes of the dtstrtcl voted electmg to remam on standard time b) a report ed 10-1 ratto Saturday momm g tllroughout tlle year '!'hose coun\tes are 111 lo withhold thetr scrvt ccs. begmmng at 5 the eastern tune zoneSIX counties m the nDrthwest of ln<hana, a m Munda), Aprtl 24 around Gary and Hammond. and stx Durtng a meeting held at North Gallta Htgh Sehoul. rept esentattvcs of the Oht o counti es m the southw es t, around Assoctatton of Public School Employees Evansvtlle , obsene dayhghllune and wtll Chapter 682 (0APSE ) ' "'" the board's turn the clock ahead one hour They are 111 positiOn had not ch a n ~cd m fou r llieeks tlle central time wne and the change wtll t'Oncernmg negotiatiOns of the dtstr l(~t's brmg them 111 step for the next six montlls 120 classtfted employes anrl educaltonal wtth the rest of lndtana The Ia.... rnandatrng the sem1..annua\ atdes Non-<!erttftcated employes rejected the board's last offer Apnl 13 An OAPSE negottaltng team composed of Eudora Montgomery, Joyce Twyman, Mlldred Donahue, Bart Mtller, and Harold Russell, met wtth the board Aprllt9 but accordmg to Bob LeCiatn, OAPSE representattve, board negotiators dtd not cha nge thetr posthon Board negotiators are James V Blevms, Dr Da\ld R Carman, Da\ld Campbell and Supl Tom Hatrston Aceordmg to a mern ber of the negotlatmg team for the clasStft ed em· ployes, ftr st negottat10ns were conducted last Oct 27 Issues Involved tnclude the boards \tme changes was enacted as the Umforrn Time Actm \9!i6 and 1t perm tiled any state to exem pt tlself m whole or part from the hme changes Congress altered the act 111 1973 wllh an emergency btll that resJXInded to the energy crtsts brought on b\ the Arab ml boyc9.!.! That act called fur vear around daylight sa VIng lime The emergency act was repealtod on Feb 23, t97~. In the wakl' o' protests to Congress that chtldt en were endangered gotng to schoo l m tlle dark .md clatms Ill at onl) a mmimal am o~m t of energy was saved msistence 1n cxcludmg educational atdt.•s Belle of Lnuis\ iHt· to from the bargalnmg unit. reduction of the daUy rate from severa l of the dtstnct's 60 bus drtver s and madcquatc Increases m challengt> Ut•lta Queen pay for custodmns and food serv1ce em- ployes Accordmg to l..eCiain, the board has proposed to raiSe food servtce employees 17 cents per hoor begmmng July 1 and another 17 cents pet hour next year School emplo)CS /tre asktng parents to keep their chtldren At home Monday because transportat ton wt ll not be available In addttton, most of the district 's tcachtng •1affs wtll be honoring picket hoes, accordmg to l.eCiain. Last August.the dtstrlct was hit wtth a teachers' strike, the second since county schools were consolidated m 1974 , ELBERFELD$ .. l result of InJUrieS m JUS! last Tuesd.l) On Wednesday , he The mctdent whtch began llJUrsday allegedly 1apcd tl 77-ycor-u ld Orange burg mghl 011 US 35 left Troope r Tom Hammer rcs1dent and tonk h('r car of the Jackson Post State Htghway Patrol More than 300 on hand for seminar Riebel announces registration dates l1 Arcordm ~ to records provtdcd b~ the T1mes-Dcmoc:rat at Orangebm g, S C the Holzer Medical Center as a result of Copel1:1nd 'Jias a convicted felon JUSt recenll) relt:!H~cd from custody He had related mc1dents m Jm:kson Dr Donald fl Wareh ime , Galha been sent to prtson 1n conn ection wlth the Count) Coroner, ordered the body of thefl uf SIX. iHilbmobJlcs He "'as released year old South Carolma man for a pur<:hase of gasoltne at a Hro 1;rande GAl LIP OI.IS - Ga lll a County sheriff's deputtes Saturday lnvcsttgated vanda Iism at Addavtlle Elementar y School m Addison Twp Mark Siders, school sec unty guard, satd !!Omeone threw beer bottles breakmg three front windows. 1'he tnclden\ occurred while Stders was In the oppostte part of the school. Deput tes Saturday morntng ~ tnvesttgated a ftre at tho restdence of'Juntor Smuns. Ga llia - Centerpotnt Rd Meanwhile, Gallipolis city pollee offleers Frtday mvestigated the theft of a $60 battery taken from a car owned by Woodrow Parsons, Rt 1, Ewtngton, parked behmd Emptre Furntture Compan) , off Thtrd Ave PRICE 25 CENTS GA LLIPOLIS - An autopsy was whether del11h was scheduled Saturday on the body uf an 18- the a<Tident Due ttJ a delay, the autops) was not per· £ormed untrl Saturda y LJNEUP OF SOME bf the 150 tra tlers at the Galha Cou nty Junwr Fatrground for the Spnng Semmar of the Ohto State Campers and Htkers by GaJJia sheriff El~men tqry 'Dum;rhw m~ht In the emcrl!en cv 1 nom at •' Vandalism probed the Middleport Autopsy delayed Wtlham Mt chael Copeland, Rt I, Orange· burg, S C be taken to Co lumbus Frtday Semlllm of the Olu o State /\ssoct,lllUn uf Holzer Medical Center (DtachargetJ ApriiZO) Margaret Bray, Ruby Brogan, Tanuny Brunson, Gladys Byerly, Jamie Campbell, Krista Chadwell, Gary Coburn , Marilyn Cofer, Rt chard Dabney , Amy Elkins, Amle Elliott, Allie Evans, Phyllis Fetty, Cltmtopher Gllltspte, Nonna Hodge , Samuel Junrper, Lula Mayes, Guy Montgomery Jr., Mrs. Ronald Ousley and son, Heather Proffitt, Claudia Prunty, Ronnte Ross, Ruth Samatowttz, Barbara Shaw, Uoyd Shinn. AUle Stamper, Richard Thomas, Mrs. Fred Wa te rs and daughter, Wtlltam Whealdon , Harriet Wood iBirlha April ZG ) Mr and Mrs. John Caper, Jr., a daughter, JackSon ; Mr. and Mrs Robert Nelson, a son, Reedavllle; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush , Jr , a daughter, Letart, Mr and Mrs Donald Sheel!l, Jr , a son, McArthur. c~t MIDDLEPORT POMEROY ...... NEWS May 2 k t nder~arten roundup Sc hool See story and addltlonal ptcture on page A4 tntint SUNDAY. APR IL 23, 1978 HOSPITAL Elberfelds In Pome • ·. '· I CINCINNATi iUPi t- The •1eamboat Delta Queen 11111 defend as gtlded antlers May 3 on the Ohto Htvcr 111 the 15th annual Great Steamboat Ha ec The Belle of l ~msvtlle wtll challenge the Delta Queen. last year's wtnner and leader wtth se~•en Vtltortes. The Belle of Loulsvtlle has SIX wms, and the Juha Belle Swain, not entered thts year, has one The race. expected to draw 200,000 spestators along the river banks, wtll start and ftnlsh at Clark Memonal Bridge in Loutsvllle, Wt\h the victor receiving the trad tllonal gilded antlers to adorn Its ptlot· house until next year � 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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