http://66.213.69.5/files/original/543491cbc31aa63b7e70730b1a9c5714.pdf 1f3ce332e8553941d9b6a688d07753ae PDF Text Text •~ l'he Datlv Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesday, May 30, 1978 · ' • gomg alumu1 pt estdent, Aprtl Class of 1934 Audrey Delay Smtlil. 'ecretarytrcasuret , Thompson, New Albany , and MateJa Atnold , IJia Mttch. Wilhelmme Smtih Ma1e1 , and Marlene Wilson Monclova, Ohio (Continued from page I ) Fdwat•d l'urnball. Clarks Class of 1936 Lots Wmdon baseball, and Js hstcd 111 Sunllnll, Pa , Margat e! Dtake , Zancsvtlle , Stdney Who's Who Among Amencan llotulashcll Racme. and Leifheit, Culwnbus. and Ed· Htgh School students rfl•d Gueglclll, Pomeroy, Walll A l.tcl\\ller. Scwtcklcy, Former teaehe1 s HI PHS ob,crvt•d thctr 60th t eumon . Pa present ~:t nt! r e<.' ugntzl•d m"'"abdh I. Chase and Clata Cla ss of 1937 Elaine cluded Ch,trks S l.tbbs MIS QutVC} Thoma s Pome1 oy. BUt delle Smt~h. Columbus. Martha Husted Whee ler then 59th, euuton Hose Buck and Beat nee Stelzer. Colwn Drake. ~ 1,flJCes Roberts, GmthL'I . Pumerov , het )8th bus Mrs Danc.1 Kess1t1ger James fl•unJon Mat'll' llll'kman Class of 1938 Theda Martm A Die hl. Ht•len Smith . TeJr) Pullll'l<JV. hc1 57th. E,ul Clark, Thomas Clark, Mtllon Ohhnge1 Cha1 les Stante) . {'[, k Hll•dsvJ ll c M.Jn,, fl oudashell . Betty Story Me 11 Asa HoSkin S, Evale ne Sk1nnct f' us lcJ. F. dJ>on Connaug iley . Cmunnatt l'eaford. I uu lle S" aekliam Hub' tt•tlel , t:ertrurlc Smtlh Paul D Windon , Mogadore mer, Ma r~cut.•l F'lla lt~\1~ l'lata Fl Wt llot k •\atonl'"hl Milt hl'll. H r: . BoiCe, "'"' Huth (; Brown 'I ate, Mtd· Do n (lltce Smrth Nc•,tsc• . ami 1\ub Umo1a Sta1k Flmt·e all of dleburg Height s Pu llleJu y,l hc~r56lhteun um l t•Jfh e tl , Spnngf1eld , Itdbl' rts I Ia lm a t\Jnol<l Dill . K1 chard Crow. Wart en A hrghltght tlf tht· hel Lhu rn tr nduc tton t orne 1\ l1e11 s, 1dt.:Us(• lle1 55th, Rugc1 P Ju e~ mta Wttrn er Gibbs, llmt wl s Pnmt•Jm' hts 54th Clrdev ille, Helen Speneet {'hw lcs S (!I bUs \\.Ci s Jllllll'd Ht h'lld l'lulltps Damcls, Hlft• CheShire, James D bt al l frlllllt'l PIIS J,""''' 1> Luler, Mitldlepmt Snuth , Colwnbus. Jeanne t heerleadetS fo1 a pep 1nil) tlit'll 51itl . ami Ed W eluung. Williamson llundley, Gahan· , hCt.' l r tt·tl s Bl dcltmtr and ne~ F'rt'<.i l J U\\ !:ipukt \ LJ tht· t:hz.tbt•th Fllk Pumt•Juv, others allendmg from out· diumn r on plcm~ fn r ru;tmd tlll•n 51st of tow n were Kalhi yn (lU ll ur thl ' fUi llll'! Po!llt i U~ Ht•lutm ng f01 the11 50th Spencer, Anna Marta , Fla H1gh School bUJ\drng Ht d!:ik , u mto tl \H'rt' George H l'humas A Snulh. Columbus, t'<l fm {:Un tJ rbutJons t•tthu Ht•ul el Punuac Mt t h Anna Liass of 1939 Annabel LewiS mont:·v or tum· fur till IJI o S.uJll IVdii U Col eram Carl Houdashell. Galltpolts. class i''ci Pt•llWI uv Ma1 1 uf 1940 , Robert Jay , Culum· Off u.:crs elt•dt>rl \\t'l l l:d Qualls Hunll lli ' l'omern) Nunga bus. t lass of 1941 , Dorothy A Klrt lledy pr l'std ent Jut• r'lt•m1ng Hoberts. Pome1u). Haub Ta)lor. Grove C1ty , qru hlc ftr:: ; t \ It t' p r t~Hknt lh•bel t D Hobetls PumcJoy Vll glnla Church Crew. dlld Gcur gl.! KUJn Sl'l uml \ ru· Hubt•Jt t: Peoples. P01nl Heynoldsburg, Pegg) Story prundc nl A st t rt't dl\ PI L.ts<~ nt w V.t Ma1 y E McDonald Nelsonvtlle. John Lr t•as ur CJ w!ll bt_• .l iJJ.>IIIIJLt•d (,IL>L'l knc1 Hut ton Hun· R Stout Colwnbus Rubert b\ th e exelLJtl\l' lOi ll!lllttl' t. t1n gtoll p,, Stanford I. Hamm. Martha Roedel tof Ilo be~ l Bu1ton IJ,u, \ 1111 StuL kton. Hemlock Grove . Hamm. Chtlllluthe, class of rh Kcnm W 1 g~ m s Don lll'kll (o~ues.·r Neutzlmg 194.1, Eumce I. Htll Jones. ~1 d\l'r. Thun.t s Suut h dnd Ponll'IIJ\ 1 \u gust Compton W orlhtnglon. class of 1945 l n.'rH' Mrtch t'nhfu11u,, l'vrltn Iucke Eleanor Smt th WHiter. The purple crnd ,.. hrlt•l oltn ~ Slloi LUSt· . ~ l d ndH Eoslman. Toledo tlass uf 1946 , Evelyn 11f PHS \\ Cr t' u ~t·d 111 Lhl Pumc•Jol ll cdnUI Smith Fll k Young. Stdney, Richard lil'LU!Cl (IO!l S \\Jth tht ~t.r iJJL d l· Pomeru1 M,trcella F'JSheJ Struble, Carroll , Frances rnngemenL"i lwr ng pro\ rdt d K '""''' ( ulumbu s Hdrry Roush Weber. Bexley. raid b\ the Wmdmg f r ::u l G;.u dl.' JI W ,Jlson Plllllelol . Reuben Custer, Chardon , !Ia Mae { Jub th e Porllt. l l l\ t ~ardt n l'lub and the Wil rht ul!ll W,uc c olum bus Ma1ga1et fld yes Bowers Etna. 1948 l ,m den Club Mus!( durrng Hill D.tl ton and Ralston Ann Fosler Cottnll Carroll Buss<· II 1949 Ernest Max Bowers. Et lill' dtnner hour 11 as pi 01Jdt•d ltll ll lllg fr om out-of-town na 1950 I.Jiy GJrolam1 b\ Anna nd Turle\ tll gHm ~l fut tiJ<'ll t la <S reumuns ~r· 1·e Strt ckland Woodvil le , Luu lle Sv.. alkharnmer \\d ~ the fo iiOI\ Illg members of Y1unne Roush Rtehards, pid!llSt for smgmg of til ( :\a· PIIS g1aduatmg classes Ga hanna . 1951 Phyllts Meter llunal Anthem and the Ptll pit· (lass of 1929 Charles Knopp. Mason , 1952 and the Whilr• He1 ll'a1 d W1ncbren ntr Manel la Jam es Kttchen. lladford gat e the benedll· c l.1 ss of 1932 Ktmball H1te Clulhcothe, Patty Cline Hall, tron llalllmoll' Man ella , Betty Leonard ~l ustc tor danCing ful lo""'g f i.Jss of 1933 Hobart I. Conkle, Cheshire , Ted Scull. tht• bcrnquet was pro\ rdl'd In You11g S1dne). Stanley Westland Mtch . Manlyn tht• Lee Jeffre1s Band l'he Houdasilc lt Galltpohs Car Vicke Js, Colwnbus , Mtldred J~ur uon was planned ;:~nd ldl ~ Ioi ii McKenzJe,Galli pohs Stockton Bernard. Coolvtlle nl'd out b1 I.tnd a Ma1c1 out· Bat bara WehrWJg St hmtzlei , Clm agu, Ill Sally Bartels A1ers, Athens, Sue Struble Cramer Marton. class of 1953 Ray Hmes. 1954 Btll Hysell. Columbus, Jo Chap· man Hmes, Belpre, Roger Hm es, Galhpohs. ond Ra1 M1"t Ch 1 Take a Giant Step Forward WITH A CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT Want to ratse yourself higher 1n l1f e? Let us teach you how to put your money to work for . with one of our savings you plans . WALK-UP TEllER WINDOW AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 1 P.M. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Two (Continued from page 1) Mtlford Hvsell 111vesttgated an acc tdent on pnvate property at Rt 1. M111ersville 1Eagle R1dge) Dorothy I .a" son. Rt I, M111ersvtlle, \\as backmg out of her dnveway , on her way to ch urch and was watch111g a veh1cle parked on her rtght stde as she cut her wheels, her veh1cle struck a car parked on her left stde The auto "as owned by her daughter. Vtrgmta Lawson, Columbus Slight dama ge to both vehtcles Deput1es ar e al so tn· vesugaung theft of a bronze flower urn fro m a grave sile at Metgs Memorial Gardens The theft 1s belt eved to have occ urr ed someume stnce Easter James Ferguson Rt 1. Rutland I New l.tma Road I. reports hts American Pttt Bull De rnn ger dog valued at $1.000 was stolen between 9 30 p 111 Saturda) and 8 30 a 111 Sunday morn1ng "Cyclist Ed ward Le Ma ster , 31, Pomer oy. ts co nftn ed to Veterans Memorta l Hospital as the result of a motorcycle acc1dent on Nye Ave. at 12 06 p m Sunday Pome roy Pulr ce stud LeMaster lost control of hi s motorc) cle on a curve lt h1t a wall and a telephone ptde He was taken to Vctenms Memonal llospJt al by the Pu111e1oy Emergency Squad AI 3 10 p m Saturda y, Paul a~d Brenda Engltsh were taken In Veterans Memona l Hosp11al by the squad for of T raff•I c • death toll soars Driver's license testing changes procedures noted Metgs County Sheriff James J Proff1ll reported today he has been advtsed the Bureau of Motor Vehtcles and Ohto State Highway Patrol w11l unplemeot the follow111g changes tn the drtver's license testmg procedure These changes are effecuve June 3 An 111dtv1dual meetmg any of the followm g ltsted requtrements Will be requtred to contact the Deputy Regtstrar and pur· chase a "license test form " packet pnor to any testmg These applicants are I l All begmmng drtvers. exce pt motoriz ed btcycle operators "" 2) Motorcycle hcense, both Press By United lnternatlunal Despite an unprecedented effort to enforce Ute nalton's ~ph speed 1lffltt, htghway deaths dunng the long Memona l Day Weekend soared near the 500 projected by federal safety experts Htghway patrols in many of the states had JOtned m an effort to crack down on speeders m hopes of holding down hohday deaths Sumlar efforts are planned for the July 4Ut and Labor Day weekends this summer . The Naltonal Safely Counctl had predicted between 400 and 500 persons would dte on the htghways durmg the holt day , "htch began at 6 p m. local t1me Fnday and ended at mtdntghl Monday A Umted Press lntcrnattonal coWJt at 12 30 a.m EDT today showed at least 466 persons had died m POMEROY - Mrs Rose trafftc acctdents smee Frtday Gtnther was second place evem ng More than 100 wmner tn a scmor ctttzens drowned durmg the three essay contest Followmg ts generally wann days of the her entry "] 'm a Scntor C1Llzen Now" lon g weekend A breakdown of acctdental by Mrs. Rose Ginther I have been tn the RSVP for deaths Trafftc 466 Drown111gs 119 almost ftvc years, I am proud Planes 20 Total 605 to be a part of It , the en· Californta , the perenntal Joymcnt you get by vtstllng leader tn trafftc fatahltes, the schools w1th yout counted 64 highway deaths, projects, to see the happy followed by Ind1ana wtlh 211 faces of the youngsteJs as you Other stat es wtlh htgh talk and work wtth them, to traffic death lolls mcludes enjoy meelmg old and new Alabama w1th 21 , Ilhnots and frtends at the Center as you Mtchtgan wtlh 18 each, Ohio quill, smgmg and d~recllng and South Carohna wtth 17 wtth the Chorus, the many each, and Anwna wtth 16 11mes I have enjoyed gomg to lndtana was a leader 111 different Churches, State and organ1z1ng the speeder CoWJly ratrs. espectally to be crackdown , but surpassed the a part of the program projeclton for 1ts own state by What a pleasure to share at leas t 13 Accidents your talents tn the many Arts mcluded two fourfalahty and Crafts projects wht ch crashes and severa l mulltple· they have at the Center, to death wrecks see how pleased the many lndtana state pchce satd frt end s are You make most of the acc1dents teachmg them sometmg th ey occurred on secondary roads want to learn, not onl y the or ctty streets not mvolved m older folk but the younger the speed luntt enforcement folk that are tnlerested and campatgn the miles they travel for thiS In one of the worst opportumty drowrung mctdents durmg Do you remember the the weekend, four members Happy Btrthda y parttes we of a South Island. S C.. famdy have enjoyed 111 the drowned Sunday mght when auditortum, the mce Easter GET LICENSES Marnage licenses were thetr car broke loose from and Chnstmas programs 1ssued to Junmte W Johnson chatnson a ferry and piWJged "tth a ltttle hard \\ Ork to mto th e Intracoastal make them a success, the 25 Racme, and Belinda J Waterway nea r Georgetown , many good Urnes we en(oyed Bowlmg, 24, Racme, Terr) s.c on boat tnps ball games, Shaun Whtllatch , 20, Rt 1, The bod1es of Gat! Le€ hayndes and by all means Mtddlepcrt, and R1ta Jane Caset, 22, Mtddleport , Wo odberry , 24 , her son , " Yesteryear" , fnends came 4, and an from far and near to enJOY the Wtlliam Davtd S"tsher, 21, Anthony untdenttfted Wo odberry act JvJlles of the day . all the Middlepcrt , and Sandra Lee infant were recovered The good foo d whtch was Cu!1ts, 20, Athens ; Robert search contm ued for Jumor provtded' Allen Arn old , 21, Rt I. Lee W oodberry , 24 , but The many lovely frt ends f Albany , and Nancy Jo Sex· authorllles were conv111ced ha ve met that make up the son , 23 , Rt 3, Pomeroy he also had drowned Staff wtth lhetr smtles and In one of many multtple wtlltngness to help and the fatahty acctdents durmg the many hours they spend MEETS THURSDAY weekend four persons The deltCIOUS and nutrtllOU S Ractne Amertcan Leg10n three members of one famtl) meals whtch are served daily Post 602 wtll meet Thursday, - were ktlled Sunda) m a whtch ts a bl ess m ~ for the June I at 8 p m There will be two..:ar colhston near Walnut many who are left alone an elecuon of off• cers All Cove, N C more people should ta ke members are urged to attend advantage of the Center SQUAD RUNS 111stead of stttmg at home The Mtddl e p o rl What a blesstng to ha ve Emergency Squad was ca lled Sent or Fncnds to ca II on the to Vtllage Manor Apartment s elderly and to be a part of at I 19 p m Monday for thetr ltfc (Continued from page I) Vtctor D1ehl, who was taken ltts also sad to thtnk of the fruSJraung and d1scouragmg to Veterans Memortal loved ones )OU have lo~1 but "I wtsh each of you and the Hosptlal where he was ad· not forgotten school dtstm1 success m the mtlled The Sentor Citizens Center June elect Jon 111e passage of At5 27 p m Sunday the hre ts the best project that ever the school levy ts vttalto the department went to Shad) came to Metgs County l tru•t schoo l dtslrt cl May God Cove Road where a wmng tt will be able to continue and grant you wtsdom and problem at the home of bnng happtness tu everyone gutdance tn the future Eleanor Burke mdlcated the 111volvcd 111 the program dectslons tnvolvmg the school poss1btlity of hre dlstnct At ~ 42 p m Saturday, the Riebel has been em ployed squad went to 435 Wtlhams taken to Veteran s Memonal by the Washmgton County St for Alma Frazter who was Hospital where she ~as adm itted Board of EducatiOn to work 111 a rederal program as a schoo l bu s dmer educallon UJStrut1or He wtll be workmg over a nme county area m h1s new jo b setting up pre· em ployme nt classes for (Contmued from page t) begmmng bus dnvers entertatner Jackte Gleason has been hospttahzed for the The board also accepted second tune m a week for tests Gleason 's atlment forced a the restgnauon of Duane cancellatton of Ute >lage productiOn "Sly Fox" at the Wolfe as head basketball Blackstone Theater Gleason had the lead role coach of Eastern Hi gh Theater spokesman Dan l.angan satd Monday Gleason School Recently, the board " r~ntered Mtchael Reese Hospttal yesterday for tests and is had not ren ewed Wolfe's the " contract as head bas ketball coach but last week dtd renew Try Strlwbeny tne co ntract after a de legatio n appeared on ShortaU, or Wolfe s behalf before the board Whipped Wolfe's letter of res1gnauon read "Please cons1der this my res1gnatton as head basket· ball coach of Eastern High School I am doing so because this resolves on Issue that Is rap1dly dtvtdmg the di&rtct mto two factions . And a dJstrtct dtvtded has little chance of possmg a levy " It ts hoped that now you can get to the more important HRS : 11:00 A.M. Hill :DO P.M. SUn • Tltun. lf:IO A.M. task of f111ancmg ~ school Ill 12 :10 P.M. Frklily and S.tvrllliv whose prlffie function Is to Tile educate chtldren." Ginther's • essay IS presented Riebel begmntng and endorsements 3) Holders of exptred Ohto licenses wh1ch have gone be) ond renewal penod 4) Holders of exptred out· of-state hcenses 5) Holders of ex ptred foretgn licenses < 61 Appltcants who have been under suspe n s ion ~ renovauon requtr111g they be tested as a begmnmg drtver These are ftnanctal I) Under responstbtltty. b1 Pomls 3) Ltcense used as bond and not recovered. and d) Probattonary All ot her apphcanls will be supplted thctr hcense lest fonns by the drtver ltcense exammatton stallon These are I) Chauffeur's conversiOn 2) School bus dnver en· dorscment and shcool bus dnve1 renewal 3) Holders of vahd out-of· stale licenses 4) Holders of valtd foretgn licenses 5) Motomed btcycle license 6) Commercta l dnvcr lrammg tnstructor The parallel parkmg test wtll be teplaced wtlh a maneuverabiltty test startmg June 5 The maneuverabthly test ts destgned to demon· strate modern day dnvmg sk11ls and Will be performed 111 the followmg manner 111e apphcant w11l dme through a box of cones, etlher go left or nght of the nose cone. and stop "tth the back bumper even wtth the cones The apphcant wtll then back mto the box and stop wtlh the front bumper even w1th the "• • Receives Endorsements • Lorene G Johnston, candtdate for Tenth D1strtct . Republican State Central Commltlleewoman, recently recetved endorsements of Metgs and Jackson County Republtcan Executtve Commtttees M1ss Johnston, ~ soc1al studtes teacher 111 the Gallla County Local School Dtstrtcl, has been act1vely engaged m all major 1 Republican events tn the Tenth Dtstrtct She has re ce ntly addressed Young Republican Clubs, Senwr Cil tzen Groups , Women Republican Clubs, Can· d1dates' Ntght, as well as Lm coln Day Events throughout t~e Tenth D1strtct Mtss Johnston ts currently com plelm g her Masters Degree m Political Sctence at Ohto Umvers1ty As well as bemg acttve pohttcally and scholasltcally, Mtss Johnston also coaches Gtrls Alhlettcs at North Galha Htgh School Grave.sade services were In Juri eS rec e1ved tn a second motorcycle acctdent Police sa1d the English motorcycle sktdded on an oil shck on E Matn St gomg out of control. The rtders were not hosp1taltzed The Pomeroy squad also took l.en• Hetlman, Peach Fork, to Veterans Memortal Hospttal at 10 ·05 p m Sun· da y She was admitted Sam Wtlliam s of Burlingham was 1aken to the same hosptlal at II 2il Sunday and was ad· nulled c:.m. ~LPH'S MIRY VJUEY Cheryl Roseberry Miss Roseberry chosen Racine alumni queen Cheryl R ose be rr y , daughter of Mr and Mrs Cectl Roseberry, Houle 3, Ractne, was named queen of the Racine H1 gh School Alurnnt Assoctallon reunton Saturday mght A semor at Southern Htgh School, Miss Roseberry IS a member of the Nati onal Honor Society and served 011 the Echo and yearbook staff She was tn French Club the Sctence Club and Pep Club Mtss Roseberry played Board to act agaln FOR A LIMITE TIME ONLY 12 EXPOSURES on~ on~ EAST MEfGS - Th e Eastern Loca I Board uf Educatton has called a special meet111g for Frtday at 7'3() p.m for the purpose of acceplmg the restgnallon of Duane Wolfe as head basket· ball coach Wolfe 's resignatiOn was accepted Monday mght at a spectal meetmg However, a questton has artsen on the legality of acceptm g hts restgnallon at a spectal meet111g called for another purpose Therefore, the spcc tal meetmg has been called fo r Friday evenmg to offtcwll y accept the restgnation $1.99 20 EXPOSURES '2.99 DOES NOT INCLUDE FOREIGN FILM OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 10 CAMERA DEPT., 1st FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY en tine Fifteen Cent s Vol 2!), No. :12 Dtslrtcl School purchases are prunartly m the areas of petroleum ard paper products, whtch have nsen at a IBte stgmftcanlly above that of most goods and servtces, Dowler conlmued Some concrete examples of how mflat10n has affected the schools for example are , natural gas, coal and fuel otltn 1974 cost $33,577 111 1977 the cost was $73,815, electr tc m 1974 was $51,746 and 1977 was $65,760; cost of one school bus m 1974 was $10,440 and m 1977 \\as $16,957, to pmnl out a few Dowler commented Dowler pomted out that Me1gs Local operates on 20 mtlls which ts the lowest amount of operatmg mtllage to quahfy for the State FoWJdalton Program Ten addiltonalmtlls opera lmg mtllage would pcrmtt maxunum parltctpalton under the State Foundalton Program Dowler sa1d that the dtstrtct needs thiS amount of monev to meet estunated deficits at the end of 1978-79 The addttional10 m1lls wtll also permtl the school distncllo partlctpale at the maxunum level 10 U1e state foundallon program Dowler also commented that Without addtttonal revenue a deficit of approxunately $170,000 1s eslunated for the end of 1978, and a deftctt 1n excess of $630,000 1s esttmaled for year Skt Show from Galhpo!Js , local boat ra ces on Saturday calendar year 1979 and the annual Frog JUmp on Saturday evemng begm rung al6 · llts logtcalto asswne that deftctls of th1s nature would p m A flea market and qmlt show wtll also be featured ,\ continue m 1980 and 81, " Dowler observed To balance talen t sh ow ts also m the makmg to be held at the old seruor approprtaltons for calendar year 1978 two payrolls for all sU.ff htg h bmldmg and the Rw Grande Chorale wtll be feat ured on had to be deducted Dowler staled Fnday mght wh1ch IS a new attractiOn In other busmess, Paul Stmon, vtce prestdent, mfo rmed Fred Crow, prestdent announced that the ralls Ctty the members that the cleanup on the nver bank ts gomg verJ' -Balloon wtll be brought111 for JOUn,J:Slers to ride Nolan rides well ~111 be featured agatn th ts year from Thursday through Stmon suggested that owners of nver bank property could Sunday R1des on Thursda y will be from 6 to 10 p m a nd on pcsstbly . now that tt ha s been cut once, do the work themselves Fri dav through Sunday from I if> 5 p m A dtscount on ndes wtll Uie rest of the season Th1s would be a b1g help m keepmg the be offered Thursday and Sunday only The dtscount 1s $2 50 m er bank clean Sunon staled penmtung youngsters w nde all they want It was reported that ltckels for excurswn ndes on the P A Crow dtstussed the proJect of reoova twn of the old senior Denny are gomg well and they have had good response on the high buildmg He stated that at the annual alumm he prese nted tenms tournament tht• fullmung informath.ID on the renovatiOn and added that he The prehm111anes of the tenrus tournament wtll be held 1n tm~ had la\urable response Middleport and the ftnals u1 each class wtll be held on the RESTORATION OF J'OMEROY Pomeroy courts SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL B11l Qwckel, (0-<: ha~rman of the B1g Bend RegatU. , - Tille to bu1ldin g """ 10 Village of Pomeroy reported Utat Ute followmg act1vtt1es are bemg planned th1s (Continued on page 12) Strikes staged at 2 schools • j,..)_r_he_w_o_rl_d_To_d_a_y_ Our Deicious with without BY KATIE CROW Metgs Local School Dtstrtct Supertntendent Charles Dowler, guest speaker at the noon lWJcheon of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce held Tuesday at the Meigs Inn, spoke 011 the 10 m1lllevy that wtll be on Ute June 6 ballot Dowler stressed that tlle 10 mtll levy ts a three year temporary emergency levy so that money may be borrowed to operate the sc hools m the dtstnct wtthout havmg to repa) tl before the end of the calendar year Also, Dowler satd thts would gtve the dtstmt an opporturuty to evaluate the ftnances of the dislrtct at Ute end of Ute three years to determme if tl ts necessary to continue Ute levy Dowler pomted out Metgs Local School Dtslncl has an expeneneed and highly tramed staff Out of a total of 158 professtonal employes tn Ute Me1gs Local School Dtslnct, 89 staff members have ftve years tra111mg or above, Dowler commented He also added Utat the dtstnct has 77 professtonal employes who have 10 or morel ears of experience Dowler commented that mflatton has had a tremendou s unpact on Ute fmanctal condttt 0n of the Metgs Uical School 7·9 p m Tuesday at Flowers Funeral Home at 619 East Htgh St In Mt. Vernon . Gravestde services wtll be held I p m Wednesday at Mem o rial Ga rdens Ccmcter) , Mt. Vernon , wtlh Rev Howard Sntvely of· ftctallng The famtly requests t'On· tnbuttons to chanttes of thetr ~ ChOICe held today at the R1vervtew Ce metery w1th the Rev Robert Bumgarner The r og lesong Funeral Home was tn charge of the arrangements at y Dowler emphasizes need for passage of levy Area Deaths ADDIE MILLS Addle UiuiSe Mills. 83, M1ddlepcrt, dted Sunday 111 the Hol>er Medtcal Center. She was born on Aug 11, 1894, m Mason County to the lat e Jasper and Annte Yeager She was preceded m death by her husband , Thomas Mills. tn 1964 She had worked as a ~1ore clerk Surv tvors tn clude one daughter , Mrs Paultne Ru sse ll . Middleport , two granddaughters, Cathy Lee Jones, Mtddleport and Betty Rae Bourque, Tampa, Fla , four greal·grandchtldren • Speaks at C of C meeting --------------------------JAMES E. KERWOOD James E Kerwood, 49, a restdent of 607 East Oh10 Ave, Mt Vet nun, Ohto, dted May 27 at 4 50 p m at Mercy Hospnal 111 Mt Vernon followmg a long 1llness He was born July 15, 19211. m West Columbta, W Ya , son of the late Guy IJtmmy ) Edwa rd Kerwood and Chrtstma Johnson Kerwood, who survtves, and restdes 1n Pt Pleasant Mr Kerwood had been a restdent of Mt Vernon smee 1966 and was an eleclrtclan at Kenyon College He was a former res tdent of Galltpohs He ts survtved bv hts wtfe. Jan e. ana one dau ghter, Ltnda Kerwood. Wooster. Ohw , '""sons Mtchael. Mt Vern on and Patrtck. FredeJtckt o\\n , Ohto One grandson su r v1ves Fa\e Sisters survi ve Mrs Walter Ca rpenter , Pt Pleasant. Mrs Thomas Kaylor, Letart , W Va , Mrs Harold Bland, Mason, W Va , Mrs RI Ch· arcl Sm es. Ma so n, W. Va . Mrs Eu gene Dun· ca n, ParkersburK. W Va, two brothers Jack, We>t Columbta and WJlltam , Pt Pleasa nt Vtslltng hours wtll be from e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday , May :ll, 1978 front two cones of the box. ·Applicants under 18 ye of age wtll need their a.; s1gner wtlh them at the tillll they purchase the packet It the Deputy Registrar's office. They wtll also need proof illf age - a b1rth cert1ftcate or other legal document Any questtons pertammg to , the changes can be dtrected ' ' to Lt K W Bennett of tbl State fltghway Patrol1a. Drtver and Vehtcle Servloe • Secllon, Columbus, Ohto 614- ' 466·4993, or your local, Drtver's Examtnation • • Statton 11 injured 1reatm ent Shasteen, Cmcmnatt , 1955 , Btll QW!IIS, Gallipolts, t9li6 , James Robert Whtle, Dun· bat . W Va , Mwhael Ohl 1nger Albany , 1957 , Barton Campbell. Fayellevtlle. N C . Thomas Brown, Poml Cltnton. Robert F Slack, Pittsburgh, Pa , Ann Barmtz, Belpre . Ed" 111 Boney, Westervtlle, HodneySpencer, Margaret Haggy Spencer, Columbus , John Strtckland, Woodville , W1lma Oohltngcr Aeard , Mtllerspcrl. Wilham L Sterrett, Wadsworth , Faye Thomas DeWees, Grove City, Margaret V Cla rk Shreve, Cmcmnatt , Pat Douglas Ar· nold. Albany , Sammy Ru"ell , Heynoldsburg ; Tom· my Garves, Colorado, Glenn W Cecil , Reynoldsburg; S J Johnson, Boston, Mass , Run· tile Martm, Melropolts, fll , Carolyn P Surface, Manei· In Dan Struble, Weslervt lle Rachael Roush Gorman, Col· wnbus, elass of 1958 Gary Barmlz, Belpre, 1959 Sue Ellen Phillips Boney Westerville; Don Spencer, Vtncent, Jeanme Webster Struble, Weste1 vtlle, 1960, Sa 1ah Foster Wtlhams. Manon, 1961, Jean Casto Chapman, Parkersburg, W Va, 1962, H Eugene Stmth, Mansfield l.mda Wtlliams Austin Pomt Pleasant, W Va .lanes Douglas Daggett, Poml Pleasant , Ronald E Phaltn, Gallipolts, Sandra IAJndon Moure , l.ancasler , Douglas Moore , Lancaster , Barbara Coates Chan ey, Delbetl I.e roy Chaney . Albanv. Ethel Mae Hysell, Ash ley, San dro Well Spencer, Vmcent, Chuck Buf· hnglon , Detroit. Mt ch , Helen Brown Hamson. Colwnbus, Pamela Jane Hubstelter Athens. Reggte Phaltn, Pt· qua, dass ofl963 Jenntfer Crew Bro\\n , Louanna Leonard, Col um· bus. Fred Sisson, Gahun . 1964, Donna Shalo, Galhpclis , 1966 , Beverly Beaver Stntlh. Cadeton, M1ch , Jane Wells Mitchell Mtllwood. W Va . Charles Clarkson, Fort Knox , K> • Becky Stt vers Hargrave, Athens, Mtcha el Hargraves , Athens Michael Bentz, Wtllshtre, Mane Stmth Bentz, Wtllshlfe, Pamela Hayes Hol comb, IJthopolts . Jenny Menchtm Foster, Washmglun , D C. Ma1'\a Grucser Bytctkt. Hart· ville . Je1 ry Well, Shade , John Goodwtn , Columbus, and Pamela Crew Napper, 1968 Two fined, two forfeit bonds Two defendants were fmed and two others forfeited bonds 111 Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews' court Tuesday night Fined were lrvtn Cox, Proctor, W. Va. $350 and costs, DWI ; Wtlham Reeves, Pomeroy. $100 and costs, Intoxication Forfeltmg bonds were Ca rl H. WilBon, Middleport . $30, assured clear distance; James R. Will, Pomeroy, $41 , speedtng ~ basketball for four )Ca rs and recently rece1ved the most va luablc pla ver award She was on the track team for thr ee yea rs She attends the Apple Grov e Un 1t ed MelhodJsl Church and the Pentl'<OSta l Assembly She w1ll enter Huo Grande College 1n the fall Other cand1dates for the queen tit le were Che1 yl Wtlso n, K1m t ay lor an d Loretta Hulsmger Mayor Hoffman hears 9 cases Four defend ants were fmed and ftv c others forfell ed bouds m Middleport co urt Tuesday nt ght F'1ncd b> Mayor F1 cd Hoffman were Robert F Powers 19, Middleport , $225 and costs, three days con· ftnem en l. DWI ; Ronnte l'tckens, Pomeroy, $100 and costs, drtvtng und er suspenston. Carl H Wtlson, 19, Middlepcrt, $5 and costs, block ing a lley, Osca 1 Ma yna1d, 50, Ra ctne, $25 and costs, overload ForfeJIJng bonds were Randy R Mtlls, 20, Syracuse , $25 bond. runmng red light , $22 bond , spcedmg ; Rtchard R Young, :18, Ractne, $3!i0 DWI Robert D Stanford, Maytown, Pa , $50, dtsorderly manner, James B Rtfe. 19. Cheshm•, $100, rec kless operation. r. rcgory Davts. 19, Minersvtlle , $ 2~. assured clear dtstance EXTENDED FOHECI.AST Showers Friday and Saturday and fair Sunday. Highs wfll range lrom the upper 70s to the mid 80s Friday, but cooler Saturday and Sunday, with highs In the 70. Lows wfll be In the 60s early Friday and In tht upper 40s or the 5Gs early Sunday. Slrtkes were staged at ille Me1gs Local Jun10r and Semor High Schools Wednesday mornmg tn protest to the June 21 closmg of schools At the Metgs Jun1or Htgh tt was reported , two par en ts were at the rear of the bUIIdtng on a p1ckellme whtch resulted m about half of the stude nt body of some 470 students refusmg to enter the butlding Hearmg of the sttuatwn , Gene Otler and Jtm See. parents, went to the Juntor Htgh bwldmg and conferred wtlh Sup! Charles Dowler and Jumor H1gh Pnnc1pal John Mora Later See, Dowler and Otlcr appeared before the students who were asked mto the audttonum and Oiler explamed \o students U1e problem m ille dtstmt Ot ler sa1d that ille June 21 clostng was made necessary by the State Departm ent of BY BOB HOEri.ICH Education whtch mterpreted Meet rng 1n S!)CCt al scsswn a law allowing schoo l Tuesda y m~hl. Mtdd leport rh strtl'ts ftv e addttJ onal V1llage co uncil tuuk Jmlt al calwmty days for the pa:;l steps tu clea r the way for the school yea r and tn tls mlerprelalt on demed the addtltona l ftve day s to distrtcts 1n whtch ther e had been labor dtsputes or clostng for fmanctal reasons Thts rulmg made the Metgs Local Dtstrtcl meltgtble for th e ft ve addtlional days '111e Metgs Count) Coni· ThtLS , the June 21date had to mt ss toncr s Tu esda) night be accepted by the Me1gs agam d1 sc ussctl s1tc Local Board of Educatton prcpc~ratwn for th r new Otler sa td he d1d not want to sec addtllonal day' added to m ultl·puipcse bUJidmg •1lh Ute school calendar because no det 1ston bemg mad(• of a student stnk e and pcmted out that ille s1tuatwn was government at " ork He commented Utal a ptcket line Clear and a little twler at the school \\ould not be tomght. "1th lows near frll legal Mostly sunny '111ursday. "'tl1 He appea led to ille students ht ghs Ill the mtd or upper 80' to return to thetr classrooms ProbabJitt) of prcctptlatton JS and most of them left lhe 20 percent thts afternoon audttonum gomg to thetr ncar zeru percent tomght t~llil (Continued on page 12) 10 percen t Thursday JAMES SEE, Charles Dowler and Gene Otter met wtlh strtkmg Me1 gs Jumor H1gh Sdmol students Wednesday mornmg wtth Otter cxplatrung to students that no actton ca n be taken locally to change the June 21 closmg of sc hool See Dowler and Oilc1 , are left to n ght Initial steps taken for new Heck's store in Middleport co nst r utll on of $550 000 Heck's DISt.:ount Storr 11 1 lo• cr Middleport Some 20 reSi dents who II Vl' m the ne1g:hbur huod where the ne11 store 1\ould be bmll \\ ere on hand to diSCUSS With offi cials an) problems Ill· volved tn the location of the nev. stort:: before co unCil took Multi-purpose building site preparation discussed again Weather I he btra rd rec essed and toda y ,t\ 2 p rn to dts(uss the mattlr The board Wd :; Ill lut.ll agr cemen t tht~l rf the sue prep.trallon ISnot dune by the C'ount) Engtnecr s Dcpa rt ment they would folluw pruccllure tu secure onl!-ilde forecs to do the 1\ ork In other busmess l'uesda) nt ~h t a supplemental a(>prupnCJtiOn for the Co unt y Welfare D ep~ rt mcn t wa s disc ussed tn detail and appr oved Commt ss wner Hem 1 Well s ~e po rt ed on a slip tn a ro ad tn Yd ll lll Cl' t l.ct:J rt To wns h1~ ana n was .t g1eed to contact the llt giJ· wa) Department to ascertain 1f help could be gtven I he sJt uatJ on of dogs t unnmg loose m the F1ve p,,mts area Y.as dr scus.<o:ed and It was agreed to conta ct the Do~ Warden lJu c to elec tion ne<t Tuesda) , the co mmtsstoflcrs Will meet Mon day. June 5 at 630 pm Att end1 ng \\ er e Wells. H1 chard J ones an d J1m Housh cmnmJssroners Hnd Marth.! C'llambcrs at l 111 g derk ;wt ron to change the zonmg code of the lu(a tton A prrmHr) concern uf the resi dents \-\as whether the tr real estate taxes would be mcreased because of the c,,nstruc1ron of the neYT store wlll t h 1f bu ill. " 111 be loLa ted un the Gucglern propcrt\ >~lllch front s on I.oc ust St Soli citor Berna rd Fultz told the rcs tdems that the con· st r uctlun uf the store v. ould not mcrcuse real estate taxes for homes Howe\er, he rlid «plain that the count) aud1 tor Js 1equrred to rcdp-praJSe real esta te even th1 ec yeaJS and that taxes probabl) \\Ill rncrea se as tunc goes on b<.-t.wse of mflaltun b~ t nr•l becau se of the construcllon of the store Hcs rdents were also con~ ccrned about replacement of thCJr homes rf the s1tc 11r('~ IS changed from a ResJdenual ~ Jat mg tu a Busmess- 1 rating Hov. evcr, Edtson Baker tl f the Mi ddl eport Pl anntn~ Culllrnl sslon poin ted out th<Jt • res1 dents \\ ould havr l t) sec ur e c1 non lunf u rmm ~ bu rldmg pcrmll tu 1ebm ld shJ.uld so mething happen to t iH' l l pre sent homes He mrli<ated thai th e Planmng ( 'CI Ill lll iSSIO rl \~ o uld p n1b<tb\\ ttppro\ r n11n·ton for rru ng pe Jmlt s [(II such residents Lonc rrn v.a s a\sc1 ex· pressed b\ res ident s as tn the ptJSSJbiiJ t) of the lo ,. enng of the 1 alue of the tr homes and propert' ne.1r thr storr Sit e ~t.tuse of the cha ngt• t11 be bu stnes s ~1 t e st<ltus lloM'\ Cf It \\tiS the r o n ~ Fund drive underway ~fund dme IS under"a) tu ra1sc funcls fur the rl'pl.ltt•r ncnt of the g} m· nasJUill noor at the Chester Flementa rJ Schon! Once l he ster H1 gh Schunl. the struc1 ure IS 111 nct•d of roof rtpnrr s The World Today Emergency money for schools COLUMBUS (UPI J - The state has come up 111th $2,741 636 worth of emergency money to ena ble 101 schoo l distrJcts to meet m111unum slafftng and salary levels unposed on them by the state school substdy formula The state Conlrolltng Boa rd approve-d the allocation Tuesday However , the money wtll not be released unlll after July I. when the treasury gets a new tnftLSwn of emergenn funds with the start of the fts cal year Durante's condition 'fair' SANTA MONICA, Caltf (UPI) - Comedian Jtmmy Durante, hosptlaltzed II days ago, ts "showmg stgns of utlprovernent, " a spokeswoman repo rted The 85-year-old "Sehnozzola " was m fatr cond llton at St John 's Hospttal, where he IS betng treated for an upper respiratory mfeetion aggravated by the afler....,ffecls of a stroke that parttally paralyzed him m 1972 Walus citizenship revoked AJR CONDITIONER PRESENTED - Racine KJndergarlen classes were presented an atr condttloner Tuesday by a corrumttee of parents who held bake sales and pep bottle cap drtves to purchase the unit. Tuesday they presented the atr conditioner to the teachers at the school Shown, durmglheatrcondlltoner presentation are, 1-r, Jean Alkire, teacher . Sharon Stewart, Judy Williams, ChriS Jacks, Donna Wolfe, Suzanne Wolfe. Ttlle I teacher and KHrcn Johnson, full ume at de. Other mothers and fathers asstsled m the prnJccl CHICAGO (UPl )- The judgment against Frank Walu s, accused of ktlling Jews m Poland durmg World War n. wtll help the government's cases agamst other alleged Nazt war crumnals hving m the Umted States, prosecutors say U S Dtstrtct Judge Jultus J Hoffman found Walus !table for denaturaltzatton on four counts Tuesday and ordered hts cttltenshtp revoked The Jusllce Department had ftled a ctvtl suit agamsl Walus, charging htm With lymg to unrmgratton 'officials about hts activtttes dunng Ute war . ~1 nd the gymn.Jsrum nm1 r l.S dett•noratmg ntpldl y Inc F,a stern !Areal lJJSlrit'l B,r ,Jrd nf Ed ucati on has agrerd tu etd\er1t.se for b1ds on the rt~n f pro)ect and rc~1 den ts uf the Chester area \'ti ll \\urk !J II d committee to r.nse the appr ox tmatc $(000 ncrdcd fo r ldklllg up the ol d nom umlmstctlhng a ncu one He sult•s th e S4 .000 l'ost Jn volvcrl In the prllJe<t , \ olunteer labor w11\ lJ e ncerletl 111 the pro]Ctl Ac· rurd mg to plans th<• present II OOd floo r \\Ill be ICilltlVCtl cum plete ly, cmH.:rete poured and lllc tnstallcd Makrng up the gr uu wh1 1 ha s undertak en th e lm · provcment projeCt an• M1k12 Will , Du ane Wolf e. Mrs I tnda Bentz. Mr s Gal ann Clay Mrs Hecky Manktn, Mrs Joan Baum , Mr and Mrs Bru ce ~y ers Mr and Mrs Bob Dav1s Mr and Mrs Max E 1 c hm~ e t , M1 s Ceceha Bailey The Chest er PTO ha s also ex pressed ml erest 111 the proJect Restdents wtshmg to send a donalton are to send il to Mtke Wtll m care of tne Chester Elementa ry Scool, C11cster, Ohto .' �3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday May 31 1978 ' - Th• n.,h <;pnltrwl Mtrlrlleoort Pomero1 0 Wednesdav Mav 31 197R Bullets rally, defeat Sonics Washington Window Senators escape harm from finance forms B1 STE\ E GERSf EL 1\ASHI:-:GTO!I: UP! 1 Members d tht.:' Sen ate nm~ ha1 e suffered I< r the first lime tht:> ha r nJ\~ u g a ~un \ of \a\lng ba re thet r persona l ftnan ces Nobod1 got hurl ~ The (orms htch se nators were reqUired to ftll out and then make pubhc 11 ere de Ln ~ U lh stgned a \\ a\ that not e.en a ccrtfc cl .S t't e~t o i :\l ost pu bhc .s none (IXJSts it ftnai J) the exact Y. trth of an \ too k sho ~A ed n nni.Jt: r made public thetr tndll tdual Senators onil had to list the •alue nf sp<>c Ill holdings - there are a number of tonatr~ s tn It brhttes and a fe11 e1 en "hat has been ~\(1\ QUOTE/UNQUOTE Sen John (, I owe r Un: 11 ml s!1cd I ex us Ill puhltt nn Danforth to eat well too Danforth ts probably son>e wha t ahead of Hemz due to a SJ mtlhon loan that licllll made tn 1976 wht ch he hsts Ac t rdtng t ' the He loaned the money to hts own cam pa1gn comnuttee to help htm get elected to the Senate and camp atgn com m tttees are notorious for thetr mabthty to pa) ba ck Fmanc1ally 1! "as a rotten loan Pohl!call y rt was excel lent The most c.: unous form ad1 anced 10as the one ftled by that he loves to fl,tsh An .tddttl 111 to the for m ftled by Towc< shows 1t I I t ~l I \\ t r tltt. IH r I~ I I tll1t I ~\ ~ hi 1-: l l n t ttull\t. \ 1 bt I g t t It thrnk tng tbn ut ill til t I>Oinl d It I I ~ LI ! It t \\I It• I~ II t \\ I h gt lilt I t l\ II \ ht 1111 g h\ I (, \ ( trg t "llltet \l ;_tl Hll' tit' li " lll l-: \\In ht fi I !d d \J.: Ill ~ \ rUIIIIII 1)4 f If tth I s St II t ~ II \ IU I\ t ud \I r 111 g \mt r1 - '- 1 I I I I \. I I I '' \ IJ h I " 1111 h I \.. II l\lt n .., h t r l t r nllT Pn .., ,d ut Hr hud '\n. 11 n111p1r ng m tt'at ~) rhl11 ttl Ill nf ht s ow' t t 1 1 111 ,.. hh r pr ~ 11 ' Simple virtues in the White House 111 lull ~ .., Truman resisted temptations It Sp t ( (I fh () It ' ... 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J r h.' h flllll And he d1d 1( l h :IV L lh Jl ObSt S:-i1V t thn cf{t po\\Cr r n t.lm<:Jst~n over others that molt\ 1tcd ~ mul.' of h1s s uucssor s Pe1 hct ps h~ "1 s lht sort \\ I o would II C\ m~Hi l t:1 h :! Vt t t llll for the pres1dt nq on lr1 s own n the ftrs t pld t: r lh c l t.: IS il ll 11 0 11 ) Ill tlJ of lh ts 1- 01 llll ha t d N1x on r os~ to s udden prornmc tee 111 the late 194!b .:111d then l<llll pargnul for the Vl<.C p1 ~sJ dt rH \' 11 l )52 ln alt;-H;ku tg Trumdn fo r corruptiOn Hill for bttng ~oft on t:O itllllll na ~ m I hen u t1 ~ c.trh l )70s It "'J S N IXOII whu W IS gorn l!, to Pckmg wd pu rsu mg det~ntr \\llh the Sovtd Unw11 And while the l.'Ori up li on of the frurmw vca rs 111 retrnspcct seems tn vt,tl and rather distant from the pn s tdcnt It was 111 th e N1x011 ~em s ~~ scandal of g1ua t dun cn s1n n mvo lv1ng the prestdcnl him self What I ruman ha s tau ~h t us ,,s "" look back ts Uwt rt rs p<1ss rbl f' for a go(Kl m m to be prcstd ent to say wiMt ht' rncctns to att~rnpt to do wh.1t he say s and to r us tsl the tcm ptallons and to rr up tt ons of th e ven uf t h~ g rc~rt power prc.stdency I 71! I lun <' ' ~ fot Festivals in Ohio I am .. Lancaste r Saturday a nd Sunda y Classtc cars wtll be on display for the vtewer and for comp<>ltton durmg those two days Sexless The ma dak e ba mboo grows "' large sta nds """ tndtvtdual stalks 1cadung het ghts of mme than 60 feet The plant reproduces ,\sex Uii llv PS doves hom a Single lOOt Wheu the ~I Ilks uf tlus Jllant flowe r usu ,11[) between 60 to llO years af lcr spruutt ng they dtc wttlu ut ))I vdU t: III K VU:IIJ(c 1'iCt.'dS l-h:g1uwth mu st occ. ur r11111 thl sut' IV\Jig 1outs but s111 It I C(O\ I Y t.:an 15 H il s TALKING HIMSELF OUT OF A JOB' He s runnmg for the JOb all nght only Vermont s lieutenant governor T Garry Buckley says the state could get along JUSt fme wtthout his or anybody else s serVIces m !hat capact ty The only thing a lieutenant governor ts empowered to do ts prestde over the state Senate - when tt s m sessron - and serve as actmg governor 1£ Ute governor <S out of state For that Bu ckley notes h~ gets $16 000 a year He told a radto mtervtewer Tuesday II they want to eltmmate the JOb of lteutenant governor the) could do tt SOtll ( t..· \ United Press lntcrnallonal Arts and crafts abound thiS th t. l u n cs o rnt~ t mull 1n weekend m one of the W tsh lngton Itt tnn ful cd not long 1ft r IJt commg fesbvals tn Ohio pn s1d nt I h 1\ t nothing to Arts Affatr 78 an annual clu but w.1lk 11 0111 d IHI C all event wtll be set up on b\ Ill\ S( If U.pttal SqWlre rn downtown lie lt.rd tt ) tttlt: tu get tm Columbus Fnday Saturda) top of tile Job Il l usc vcll h.td and Sunday Some events made httlc efft tl to Inform mcludtng movtes are h 111 of lht 1 1ngt of tom plex for+..:l g n nul dv11 ( st1c tssucs planned for the State Ofrtce lit s t d\ t d up l1lt.: ~~ tciJIIJo; Tower butldtng across the s nrn ' ;.r s WOO() word s of street from th e Statehoi.L'le IIH fiiHI Ill It I lll ~ lt t Jlc toltl 1 hts three day event thl lh rt r !IJI uf th{' bucl ~t l fea tures displays lD walk past II li t Ill th II h1. v. 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UIII 1!1(' Ill t p I f II J t I 1f ( if g h H nt ll \.-\ r id 'Jld!l \ ~ It l Jf br g1 1ph s c f g1t 11 tht 11 l hr t\t:.ntnl! st i:.tr s are II I I II I I 'I t II I I II I Hilt ' 'I \ t. rn r I l II H Sh TiiE GIANT KillER If Hollywood IS dechmng !hen the reason ts TV says William Holden one of Hollywood s maJor contrtbuwrs Holden - on the Fren ch R1\lera Tuesday for the U. nnes !tim Iesttval - says A great dea l of what would have been great liollywood story telltng ISdon e nowon the basts of a lower common demommator We are acceptmg lower standards and I resent that There s also trouble on the sel There was always a disctphne m those days and that mean! good morale tn the studtos Today m the !tim busmess theres a tremendous amount of mdiscretton because of a la ck of disctplme II uf Ius mcome taxes By United Press International YOU CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN Sttll young at 74 Cary Grant says he won t resume Ius movte career unless just the rrght !tim comes along - possibly a docwnentary - but don t hold yo ur breath Grant tn Seattle Tuesday for a chanty fund-ratscr says one reason ts that people don t recognize hun as much as they did before he rettred 12 ye ars ago And when they do Grant says they say You sltll look great What s gomg on m thetr heads IS the dtsappomtment at how I do look Then they unmediately wonder to themselves My Gawd ha\ e l cha nged that much too' \\ nltt n l t ~ II lea st that the senator ts not homeless Hts wtle owns our dwelling Tower said and he has no control or kn owledge about her profe ss iOnal or business aettvltles or her seperate estute Anoth e r Int eresti ng stdellght whtch shows that the rtch also have troubles ca n be found m the form flied by Sen Harry Byrd D-Va Byrd a mllhonatre had w IXtrrow $25 000 from Shenan doah Valley Naltonal Bank tt9 percent mterest - to pay peopletalk If \t4 pt d I ft\tlf t•..., wd \ r rl t uul .. g \pl It l t no ltntl no s,J\ llllo:S ll1 s hab!htlcs ,rrc three (}( 1 SCHHtl loans ""ludt (.It the 111 t~ t wuud tc t tl $15 IJO(I One rem < nl) pi csumc lh tl the dappct I ower one of the &11rtc s bt<t dresset s h" spent all Ius nmnc) on d< th{ s and the Silver u garcltt < :1 sc as an asset hr ~ tf jtl ~ ~~~ ~ h HI 1< pur I \.\tl uw ns absolutd) notllng Nc hop lc 110 slot ks ct\/ E~\\ What people are say1ng If u John Hemz the thtrd ts the hetr to the Hemz ketchup ptckle and oth er stuff fortune The Danforth fortun e denves from Punna Ralston • hich keeps ammals well fed and ObllOUS i) allo" s multt and muiiHnulll mtl assets and th etr exact ll t t :\ surpnsmg dC\ O)\ed IntO a KOss tp col umnt st s dcltgltt and a rac.:e to see 'Aho the nchest senator mtght be Predt ctabh the for ms ad an ta ge of tht s btl of • amou fla ge al though a art.:ount.ant u u!U ftgure t ut oft en descnbed as the "orld s nchest dub Th e consensus seems to be that t1 ts etther one of two freshmen - Sen John Hemz a Pennvslvama Repubhcan or Sen John Danforth a Mtssoun Repubhcan That should not be atta ched a copy uf thetr tncome tax r ~turrt'i lf the form was destgned as tl ~<a s - pnmartl) w pro\Ide the pubhc "tth tnfor matton that could dtsclose actual or potential confl tcts of tnterest It etther faded ur thetr home stoc ks land and tilers - b) cat egon lettgo n IX as an "'" pie had tc be used fo.r 1111 hold mg bet11 een S2 IIIIi II< 1 and $:i nul lion But there •as no "a) to tell tf tha t I X holdtng represented ! ? rm lh on or $5 mrll ron or ~ mE " here •bet " een th ose I\\ O ft gures t ike <IS lun g ciS GLIMPSES A case of laryngttts kept Chief Justice Warren Burger, 70 away fr om Supreme Court bench Tuesday Wtlllam Shatner - best known as Star Trek s U.ptam Ktrk - ts m New York preparmg to narrate the Sta rshlp En counters laser-mll'!IC show at Madtson Square Garden June 24 Movte veteran Joan Blondellts on locatron m Mtamt wtth Jon Voight Faye Dunaway, Arthur Hill and B-year-<>ld prodigy R1cky Schroder £or Franco Ze£flrelll's remake of The Champ Yvette Mlmleux and Richard Crenna are ftlmm g Devtl Dog The Hound of liell - not on Iocatwn - 1n Hollywood Bluesman Lou Ra"ls ope ned a stx-mght engagement Monda) mght at I ong Island s Westbur) Mustc Fatr Today ts retirement da y £or Ma1 Geo John Sloglaub Mho pubhcly cnttctzed President Carter on at lell.'l t lwo occas10ns TV .••in Review By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK t UPI J - No one ever acci.L'led King Mtdll.'l o£ bemg an mtellectual gtant but he had that golden wuch _ and the same can be satd for the Amen ca n teleVISIOn utdustry One ma1or keeper of the book of numbers £or the tel ev151 0 n mdustry ts the A C Ntelsen Co best known for 1ts ratings game In a recent report on the year 1977 the statlst1cs were rasctnatmg In growth the mdi.L'ltry ha s been spectacular Back m January of 1950 aeccordmg w Ntelsen 9 percent of Amertcan hoi.L'leholds - 3 8 m1ll1on of them - owned televiSIOn sets Now Nte lsen says 98 perce nt of Amen ca n households 172 9 mtllton ) ha ve at least one set and almost half of them 32 mtlhon households have more than one set In additton 78 percent of tele\ tston<~wnmg house holds have color Durmg 1977 the average televtston household watched an average stx hours and ten mmutes for televtston per day wtth vtewmg reachmg a seven and a quarter hours a day peak m January and at Its lowest tn July when the average tune m front o£ the set was five and a quarter hours The Ntelsen study surpnses no one when 1t notes that hoi.L'leholds wtth five or more members watch teleVISIOn mor'l than one and two person hoi.L'leholds and households wtthout chtldren There may be a shghtly dtsqweting element here £or the televtston mdi.L'ltry because Ntelsen also pomts out that from 1970 to 1977 the average stze of the nauon s televtston hoi.L'leholds has declmed from 3 11 persons to 2 80 p<>rsons and that 57 p<>rcent of all te lev tston households do not have any chtldren und er 18 Women remam televtslon s top audience along with older men Sunday rematns the most watched televiSIOn JUght and srtuatton com edies remam the most popular type of program mmg wtth ad venture commg tn a close second General drama showed as the least popular with all grOIIps except the women over 18 but there weren t enough of them to Up the stattsttcal sca les It wtll come as no surprtse to sports fans - and lor different reasons to those who loathe specU!tor sports - that there has been a btg mcrcase tn televtsed aUlletlcs In the last six years network televi Sion has tncrca sed the number of sports events it covers by more than 60 percent lth the gotng to tenn ts ba sketball and m~tr sportsgr~~~!t Increase One surpme that parents nught heed IS that amo teen agers there are fewer vtewers on Friday JUght a no~hool rught than there are on any l)(: hool night and Saturday night Is lied wtth l'hiU"sday for second lowest The nights when teen agers do most viewmg are l'uesday and Sunday Ma be the get thetr homework done tn the afternoon y y POWWOW VEl LOW SP HIN(,S I UP! ) - About 400 Arnen can Indians and their supporters spe nt Mlltduy ntght dt John Bry Ill! State Park before co ntmu tng thctr walk lu WashmKton DC later lhts week TilC ~roup bCKall !IJ!trChlttg ~ ~ Wltshlngtou un r eb 11 In Co hfnrnta and htlpcs lu get to lhe nattun • taplta l by Jul y 16 The atm of Jhe demonstration ts to Increase awareness on the part of state u~d £ederal officials of Indian affatrs l'he group ranging 111 age from a few monUts to 70 years was expected to stay lit the park through Wednesday The group hoped k• be In Colwnbus by the WL~ ke nd Martinez makes sensational major league debut TUes da Y SEA1fl E i UPl) Charles JohnS<m says the Bullets overttme :,~'~mgton crowdef~'["Seaa trtelceosr dKbreadktng By IRA KAUFMAN UP! Sp11 rts Wrtter StlvtO Marlrllez brou ht from Omaha b St up made hiS Natt~nal outs 1 de but _ and first ,.eague lea gue start _ a mem~~~~[e one Tuesday mght b It one httter agamst ih r~g a York Mets en route ~ ew Cardinals 11- vtctor 0 the 2 !'he 22 )Car ld Y f 0 natt ve acqut;ed r~~~;,m~f,~ ctneago Whtte Sox only Steve Hend allowed erson s st xlh homer rJ f the season Ieadmg off Ute seventh 1nmng to mterfe re wtth his OtrtattOn Wtth baseball unmorta hty Smce the turn of the century Alva Bubo Holloman of the 1953 St I OUIS Browns IS the ml y pttclter to hurl a no httter m Ius ftrst rnafor league start I JU St wanted someone w give me fJ Lhc:ince I never gel too much chance wtth the WluteSox satd Martm ez 1 Utre" hard and they take me out - I cion t know "h) He gm e the MeLs httlc chanC€ last mght Backed by a 14 htt Cardinals attack Marttnez wa lked stx and struck out two vteldtn g another run 111 the runth on a wjllk and two wtld pttches George Hendnck smashed a tht ee run homer for Sl Louts and G,trry Templeton Jerry Morales and Ken Rettz all had thl ee htts as the U. rdinals scored over two runs tn a contest £or the £trst 1tm e '" 12 games In other Nattonal League games Montreal defea ted Chtca go 7-4 Atlanta edged Cmcmnatl 4 3 tn 10 mmngs P h t lade l p ht a rout e d l'tttsburgh 61 San F ranctsco blanked Houston I~ and Los Angeles trounced San Dtego 10-2 Expt>S 7 Cubs 4 Eilts Valenttn e Andre Da\\son and Warr en Cromartie each homered and drove tn a patr of runs aptece lD pull the Expos "ttlun I , ;;:'~:s ~t r; s\Pia ce Chtca~ of the se tso n and dt ove m the games nnly run wtth a seventh mnrn g saertftce fl) b/'~~g4-/ u~~n~kt en d~dl a G'"nt nutftelder lack Clark m~th I or f ~hump wtt I us went 0-fnr lto snap a 19 game lomer o eseason - a hrttm g streak three run shot n the ftrst D dgers 10 Padres 2 mnmgoffluser BmlBI)Ieven Ht ck Rh d f f Plullres 6 P~r~tcs I ~tched a ~~~e ~;er ~n 11 and St C Ito 5-5 I <~C) o en net1 I our the Iutter and Steve C tr vey ancl Phtlhes vtclm y 'ver th Lee each slammed theu Pirates e stxth homeJS of the year to keep th e thtrd place Dodgers a ft ve 31' games behtnd ftrsl-plaee San Franctsct 111 the Nl titer for ht s seventh vtctory wes1 h Gt~~~< ~n::;~::s !~red 1n S IX SIX b 1ses 10 s1x dtte mpt s trophy from Tournament DU"ector Loren Elder far rtght are I to r Tom Thompson Rtck Buzzard Coa ch Gordon Spencer and Jeff Collier RECEIVE TROPHY - The Wahama Whtte Falcons nmners-up m the West V1rgmta Class AA baseball tournament played at Parkersburg recetved a handsome trophy loUoWUlg Saturdays lmals Ptctured recetvmg the he added Wtth Phil N t~k r o a nght handcr st lrtmg a~amst the Heds I uesda) mght An derson started I um at hr st base and rclutncd Rose lo lhtrd After Ha) Kmght batted for Geronu11o m the lOt h mmng last mght he remamed tn the ga me and "as stationed al thtrcl as Hose moved to left and Foster S"rl chcd to center ft eld Pla) tng Hose 111 the outheld 111 an emergenc) IS S()methmg And rrson ha s been cu n templaung for the past fe" cla)s P et ~ potntcd out An dcrson ts throw mg better no• Ihan he ""s when I ftrst muvcd hun to tlu rd to make Leaders Ma1or Le ague Stand ngs By Un t ed Pre ss Jnt ernattOnal Na t onat L eague Ea st W L Pet GB 2 1 9 558 Ch c a ~ o P n Ia Mon tr eal N ew Yo rk P sb r q 51 Lou s S rt n F rll n C nc nat LOS Ang S rt n 0 eqo Hous lon 27 20 24 n n sn 1 1 .w~ J 444 5 35-i 9 20 70 ?5 17 ) 1 Wes t 524 W l Pet 30 IS 667 G6 2fl 2 3 19 ?.7 19 70 76 \.,9 75 60 J 587 8 26 409 11 Tu c~ day s Res ults Mon treal 7 Ch cago 4 Ph IEi d CIPh a 6 P !l '.Ou r gh 1 At anta J C nc J 10 n ns St Lou s 8 New Yor k ') S(1 F n ne sco 1 Hous ton 0 L OS A gE!lco, 10 5<11 0 e g o 1 Today s Probab le Pttcne n I A I T1mes EDT ) I neback er Dew ey ot A taba n a aetens ve ba c k Ro Burns of S 'l ylor quar terbac k Ga ry For ystc k ol No rc Dane and pl ace k ek e Tony D R en 10 o t Ok l=thOrr" N BA Champion ship B y Untted P reH Intern atonal crease:; each year (Best Of ScH!n) OhtO boaters can help make ( All T me ~ EDT ) wa s h ngton -.s Sea m e the 1978 boattng season a safe ( S e n e~ tted 111 one by observmg the rules May 2 1 Se attl e 106 W !lSh ng and procedures for sa fe ton 102 Wt~ s h ng o tOo boatmg and takmg adva ntage soaMaytc 9815 May 18 Seo lc 93 Was g of the many boattng safet) ton 91 courses availab le thrnugh M t y JO Wa sh ng on 70 boatmg clubs gro ups or Sea !tle 116 (oil ORCHAilD PAI1K N y IUP! I - l'he Buffalo Btll• announce d Tu esday they hav e acqutred Pete Lazettch from th e Philadelphia EaKics tn exchange for an undtsclose d futur e dra£t tho1 c~ Th ur~day June 2 w as h ngron a t Sea l! le 9 p m JUne 4 Sea m e at W.J Sh ng ton 1 30 p n >< June 7 wa sh ng ton at Sea le 9 p n K •I neceua rv CINCINNATI iUPI) - I he Cmcmnat1 Stmgers sold 159 se.tson ttckets Tuesday tn put tht lc ""' 424 seats short of tts 5 000 seat gJIHi lwo days from ck ?l ~~ 8 35 4 11 0 JO s Game s No qa 1 l~ !iC ed u ed A m er on Leag ue Ed ~ l W L P et BO'l on N e w Yo k De ro 1 M lwau k. ~ fH 1 mre C1~'vel n o Toro o GB ) I IS 69 J 19 16 75 70 6J-l S56 S?J ) 7 8 J6~ 11 11 13 71 7'> n 11 7J J67 16 31 1JO l\stroclome 10 doubleheader 0 1 Jl<rlll~er m;e ts ~st another the Jr:;;," of II hen h k d nson " as pla as ye a factor about whetherenerves the overtt 111 W me pertod We ve\;:pa~;e~f~~s; onals a 11Je S m cs and UJe Bullets gat~: a~~~ct" Hen Carpenter makm g htm a fr ee ag ent U. rpcnter an etght year vc ttra n dcfen st\ e ta ckl e aut of North Carolt na State 111\Ssed all of las! season because of a ba ck tnjury l'rtlc hard satd he " as sur pnsed b) the Bengals move !11 ke ep h11n but Carpenter su td he wa sp t surprtsed to be IS gnne Cmcmnah Benga l ;~~~~e!o ~~e :eore famthar Col;:e~:~ Seattle Center the !t£th game of the senes on F d "Johnson ay htlfUSt 19 pm nts m the ftrst three games of the se n es as the Bullets ba ckcou rt was badly outsco re d by thetr Sontc counterpa rts Hts backcourt mate Tom Henderson who "as one of seven Washtngton players Ill double ft gures wtth 12 pomts teed the game wtth four foul sh ots Ill the fmal 13 seconds Bob Dandrtdge wtlh 23 pmnts led Ut e Bullets tn scormg Elvm Hay es had 20 Kevm Grevey 17 \Yes Unseld 15 and Mt tch Kupchak 12 The Somes " ere led m scortng n~ J ohnson lh 31 by V<Onnts WI pomts and Jack Stkma wtth 20 who scored 19 'b!e' those rn the second half fore foulrn g out wtth 3 48 left m the fourth qu arter 1nt 11c lite club mi.L'lt meet a leHgUetmposed deHdhne of 5 000 by Timrsda) or fold and SH h s e£forL' wtll contmue around theclock th e last two days nf the campat gn t B a~ e d W l Pe t H 70 1J 19 GB ~' 'IS B 15 10 ~~ 6 ~ 1 J 19 78 111 18 JOJ 8 j/':1-l 9 n n 17 31 111 Re w t1 s I Boo:. on .t To ron•o 0 C eve\ 1 1d ~ New Yor io. Dc 1r 0 1 5 8 11 10 r 12 7 M lwa uk e( ? Or1k r1nd en cago 6 Cal tor n a 1 M nnesot .t 7 Teo £ 0 T od af ~ Probable P tch c s ( All T me s EOT J Tor on1o (( la Ky )J Boston (lee l 11 l 30 p n M !wau k ee Traver s 1 1 DeTrO W ICO )( ) 7) B p m lH t n or e F t.:r nilgan 5 N ew p ' Y or k ( I guer oa 51 on 125 ilf bats) Nat ton al League 5n th LA Bu r o<t h~ A Gr lf t'y C Mo ct a v LA (I~ k 5I G AB J4 168 14 14 7 18 196 :.11 15 H Pel J S 73 S7 319 57 339 48 33 8 66 337 41 336 11 ~ ntra<.: t n ghts to htm {.U \ ~~ st! I chdn t know they were ~01 nK to do th at sa td Pi ttchard But that s ftne I 1 sttll hoptng however U11t the sttuatton ~•II change Pnt chard satd he ts testmg Pnt chard a mn e )e ar h1s knee and gettmg ready veteran hnc bal kl'r fr om for football Anzon,J State mtss~d mt st of Sa td Carp<>nter after the last seaso n afte1 Ills th1rd Be nga ls severed connecti ons kn ee cperC!tton wtth hun It wasn t too 1\ S f Jf Car pent er the surpnsm g I was pretty sure that s what the y were gomg UJ do They re conumt ted to a CINC INN AII UPI I - A ; outh mo' ement Pia) br y bunn y 1 head teller Carpenter satd tf hiS bad at a bank 1 langua ge back con tinues to both er lum mstruct r r sn er t1 s lh oo l he wtll get out of football tc~H.'h C t S Hl CI hi USC Y, 1\ e s and I ll walt for anoth er two or c\ en a "llllem \\h< desc r bes three weeks before I start hcrSf'lf as 1 mnth er ctnd 1 sprmtmg and " orking oul be Ill rl uJ<e r are among the hard he satd If tt bothers 88 fmalt sts p ckcd flom 22~ me too much lrn not gmng to appltcants to be<. orn e the tr y If everylhtng Jells 1 II tr) new I • k scx1 and dt>co tt If not tt s no btg deal 41 7) 57 329 fhe f11'" hsts " "' e se lected 4] 152 49 377 11 lS7 49 31? tn tn oul s a t Ht \ ~rfr n nt 37 175 J7 3 16 Stadtur i! clurtng the Me!Ill nal C "I r k ~ F .rS 173 57 319 I ht 88 11 til Pu I .- ou .J7 113 57 379 Da1 11eek enrl Amencan l eag u e un n p~t~e Jun l.' 5 ett lh+..: GABHP ct st.tdtu rll for th e 2l C il rew ry, ' ~ 7 !8 6b J <.: het!Jil~ <tthn g pos1l1 ms 9 705 70 ]J R cc Bo :. 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P a wr uc k '" r ~ Syracuse 1 N~ t o n al League R c hilrd Tod ay s Games Hou 86 N Ckr o A II 16 Colu m bus al T de wa ler 2 Oty lcvu n P 11 6J Sc Vf' C n R c hmon d a t To l eoo 6 Roqcrs M il c1nd Man cot us Ch ttr fes to n al Roc h es er S yrHuSC• ar Pa wt uc k et co 'II ~8 An e+ can league Rycl Cat Thur ~dav !1. Game~ 91 I lrn('fall BaH SJ Gu dry T de-wa er a t R chmo nd NY S) Ta an~ ( t~l Jl T oledo a Co l u n bu s M I lC k I C)C J) Ch itrt es lo n al Ro ches er Syr "<uS<' (I I Pa w uO:e t " 601 Matn 51 PI Plea sant W Va VISA Across from Courthouse PHONE 67 s 2988 Open Sunday 1 p m 6 p m Monday thru Saturday 9am·~apm t.J.uH mg Ctn( mn ttl Bengals Pu I ~ ou B=t k.e r LA D r C!.Srn C n S "I ll 0 I il d Ch ~ • Ftshmg Tackle and Rods and Reels t Guns and Reloadmg • Bali Gloves Campmg Equtpment • Archery t lndoo r Games • We have Gt ft Cerltftcates ( het r lt 1clrrs "m w c~ t Tuc ~ dav ~ transaction Boaters can ftnd out more about boatmg safely through a number of brochures on the subJ ec t 1he brochures are availabl e wtthout char~e from !he Pubhcattons Center Ohto Department of Natural Reso urces Fuuntam Square Columbus 13224 phon e (611 1 4665344 pm Se 1tt u Sports he s much bett er defenstvely 1Ut thct e Ill l!t Kn tght And Ha1 plays Jea l good defense at thtrd \ndcrsmt \\,Is sa) tng that Sports Tra nsact on~ Press Interna l onal Hose s aPJlearance m the 6v Untied Tu e~ a av out held won t be hts last thiS F oot ball Bulla o Ac q u r ed Cl etcns ve season In fa el tf lhc Heds tac k e Pe te U u e t ch Iro n should !.tee a left hander Ph la del ph tt tor a dr"fl cho cc C nc nn at R et nqu !> hed a ll tomghl Hose agatn probably tract r g l i S to delens ve wtll be tn left Foster tn con rac k er Ron C<~ r pe nt N ma le. ng cen ter and Kmght at lhtrd m h m ~ tr ee agent Ch ' "QO S Qn ed dc tcns ve th e s1artmg hneup I neman ana N o 1 dr aft p ck. And And erson tndtcated Bra d She M er at T exas w d e that s a lin eup he II probably rece ver and No 7 p c k H c r m :,n ones of Oh o Slat e go wtth whenever the Rctis I 1CtJ ack. er tt nd 10t h r ou nct p ck fa ce I lefty tf (oerontmO S Ben Za mb as o ~ Geo rg a g ne d li S free t'Ht(' nl r ook es athng or ts m need of a rest swlcte re o~ ver Regg e Arn old ot government agencieS Sa n r- iln< sco ( 0 u~;; 6 Ho us ton Lcmong ett o 1 5) P n Sa D ego (Qwrh k o ) LO'i A 1CJCICS Rau ~ 1 l ( t COQO room tn the outfteld fur ( Lerc h 3 41 1 35 pm C ca go La T1P 14 M o l rC oJI MAy 4 5 ) 7 35 p 1 51 Lous ( Fo r sch 6 3) a t N r w 0K il klnnd nC y Yor'k Br uhcrt Jl 8 OS p l C<l I P sbu rgh cca 1de ar a 4 6l a t rex as M esota P u r d ue pertod of June I 7 as Sale Boatmg Week m Ohto Durtng Sale Boatmg Week !he Ohio Departmenl of Natural Resources Dtvtslon of Watercrall along wtth th e U S Coast Guard Coast Guard AuK!Itary Power Squadron Am eri can Red Cross and ot her group s concerned wtlh water safety ha ve pledged maxunum efforts to edu ca te and protect Ohto s boaters m the mterest of provtdln g th e safest boating season yet The number of boatmg related deaths and mjuries m Oh10 have declined over the last five years due to boaUng safety programs and rn creased enforcement of boating sa fety regulations In 1973 71 perso ns lust thctr lives in Ohto due to boatmg accident s In 1977 th e number dropped to 29 although !he number of boats on Ohto s wat erways "' a Ma ter L e ague Lea ders By Un led Pre~s nt er nar on at 8 att•ng C nc nna (Seaver -l o u Allan! a ( R ull ven ? .J ) } )) Al la1Ta Fuster Since he hds been an uutf1elder most uf h1 s c,1reer Ohioans to observe Safe Boating Week Ph lade pn pm 435 10 437 10 M t che 1 CO l UMBUS - Gov James 1969 f~r a~~~~ 41163 drow n to th H Jlen gals reltnqu shed all defensrve players 1\hr were tnJ ured Ia>! season were the subject of oppos te contra([ dectstons by th e Bengals Tu csda) Bengal offt ctals deuded to hang onto Pntcllilrd but !I C\ let U.rpe nter ~o Although Pntchar d pit) cd out h s opt11m last seaso n the Benga ls exer mecl thw optton to retam ftr st n ghts of all NFI dubs to st gn hun fnr the upcom mg St tsun return to Reds lineup A Rhodes has procla imed the -potnt I he loss broke the Somes 2hl game wmrung streak at ome 1 don 1 know what the ~c\ turned tt saJd Ma s tn gton Coach Dtck otta I do know • e played ~~~~ ~~stdt~uart;;:- and a hall playoff sene~" e prevrous 1h 1 ~<ate~ ~r~es~ crowd ever to In story s~mg~ g;'{"l~ Ill NBA w e u ets even the senes at two games 1p1ece Th eall trmerecord ts CIN CINN Afl iUPIJ Hon Pntchar d IS sttll around but fhc two Rons both of then Driessen expected to ATLA NT A tUPI J- Dann) Dnessen \/ ho ha s been Sldelmed stnce bemg stru ck on the rtght £orearm h) a pttch last weekend IS ex pected to return to the hneup tontght when the Cmonnatt lleds mee t the Atlanta Braves tn the £male of a three game seraes Howeve r several oth er atl tng Hed• ,,re ltkely to rematn on the bench Cesa r Geron uno s nght shoulder IS bothenng htm agam so I II have to s10 It ch George Foster to center and tf lhe Braves go wtth a nght hander pia) Mrk e I um m left ft eld sa td llcds Manager Spu rk y Anderson Joe Morgan who returned lf Ci nCinnati to receive a shot for an at lmg grom \\ as ba ck •n umlorm 1 uesday mghl but dtdn 1 see any act1on But sard Anderson I II hav e to talk to Joe tomorrow !Wednesday ! and sec hu" he feels be£r re I can say whether he II play I d rather he wouldn I thoug h beca use were tdle Thursday and !hat would give Joe four days off Johnny Bench stdelm ed wtth a sltff back sa" a doctor tn Atlanta Tuesday !'heres a muscle stram but wtth a back aliment l ou can t tell anythmg from x rays sa td th e lle ds manager II would probabl y be best to stt Bench out too so he could get the four days rest ~>7 v~ t~ ra n rurt-, and sconng four dunng the week ending Ma) 29 lie aiS<J stole Washtn~ton 15 Bengals let Carpenter go NEW YOHK 1UP! l Phtladelphta Phtllte s outftelder Ga rry Maddox had 15 hit s tn 24 at bats to ea rn pia) eJ nf the week honors m the Na ttonal l.eague tt was a n noun ce~ Tuesday Madd ox stroked two doubles and t" o home runs \\hile dnvmg mg ome Tuesda) should get rtd Bullets reputatiOn of fthe rhokmg m the htg ones or It says a "hole lot about the Bullets satd the Bullets surprt se heJo I d prefer 'ot to talk about htstorv 1 he Bullets tre a super club 1he Bullet s of today are the Eastern NBA champtulls Jo hnson a substrtute guard had a hot ha11 d lh d h ancla c.,oo e~ w en II o unted <:~ s tu rned the table s and defeated the SuperSrn1c s 120 li B 10 overtun c before a dtsappomted Cl owd of 39 J o hn s 0 n s c 0 rc d Washington s ftr st SIX pomts 111 the vertmte I"'' ocJ ar d scored 12 of hts 14 pomts n the sec ntl half as the Rill, Is t~trd~u~ter ~~T.ct~ c m b kf 1n 1 DtH r plll lk t ku 111 Hlll ~ IAIN VAI II Y ( If Ul' l I AU1letcs m I t n tilt ,nhln c mtn tS tt l of { 11 tpu s (_ 1 u s~:~d ~ for Lhrtst l\ t \ 1 l rr iL!Illll ( ll H \ (lnsr lldate ts t~ thnun stJ dlt vc '.' f ' ffu.: es and rid' l 1ss 1nwtcur tedms m SC \ t' H sp ! IS It \\ IS l.'t:d I UUitll ) Construltwn m a nc\\ $10 i:I IUI OUI 11 11 111 n 2l ,tete recrcauonal f ICJlti ) "'II beHtn thiS year Al A r ltiOncll du ct:tor Dl\ c H.tnndh s,u d I !Jr site al so "til be used as 111 Oil mptc tr u nn (I 30 WEEK ONL Yl Cul- 8 Horse Power ELECTRIC START RIDER Regular $934 95 SALE 30 '83495 Cut- 8 Horse Power HAND START RIDER Reg S814 95 SALE 42' Cul- 11 Horse Power ELECTRIC START RIDER Reg $1 269 95 SALE KUBOTA'S- 1-~000 '1169 95 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE Reg $3 !95 00 SALE IW l SNAPPER SALE ~-.; < ~ nt~r t c satd l-Ll85 2 WHEEL DRIVE WITH FIVE FOOT WOODS MOWER '410000 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Reg $4 589 00 SALE 204 Condor St Pom e roy OhiO 992 2975 OPEN 9 00 5 30 Monday lhru Saturday MANNING ROUSH , OWNER �3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday May 31 1978 ' - Th• n.,h <;pnltrwl Mtrlrlleoort Pomero1 0 Wednesdav Mav 31 197R Bullets rally, defeat Sonics Washington Window Senators escape harm from finance forms B1 STE\ E GERSf EL 1\ASHI:-:GTO!I: UP! 1 Members d tht.:' Sen ate nm~ ha1 e suffered I< r the first lime tht:> ha r nJ\~ u g a ~un \ of \a\lng ba re thet r persona l ftnan ces Nobod1 got hurl ~ The (orms htch se nators were reqUired to ftll out and then make pubhc 11 ere de Ln ~ U lh stgned a \\ a\ that not e.en a ccrtfc cl .S t't e~t o i :\l ost pu bhc .s none (IXJSts it ftnai J) the exact Y. trth of an \ too k sho ~A ed n nni.Jt: r made public thetr tndll tdual Senators onil had to list the •alue nf sp<>c Ill holdings - there are a number of tonatr~ s tn It brhttes and a fe11 e1 en "hat has been ~\(1\ QUOTE/UNQUOTE Sen John (, I owe r Un: 11 ml s!1cd I ex us Ill puhltt nn Danforth to eat well too Danforth ts probably son>e wha t ahead of Hemz due to a SJ mtlhon loan that licllll made tn 1976 wht ch he hsts Ac t rdtng t ' the He loaned the money to hts own cam pa1gn comnuttee to help htm get elected to the Senate and camp atgn com m tttees are notorious for thetr mabthty to pa) ba ck Fmanc1ally 1! "as a rotten loan Pohl!call y rt was excel lent The most c.: unous form ad1 anced 10as the one ftled by that he loves to fl,tsh An .tddttl 111 to the for m ftled by Towc< shows 1t I I t ~l I \\ t r tltt. IH r I~ I I tll1t I ~\ ~ hi 1-: l l n t ttull\t. \ 1 bt I g t t It thrnk tng tbn ut ill til t I>Oinl d It I I ~ LI ! It t \\I It• I~ II t \\ I h gt lilt I t l\ II \ ht 1111 g h\ I (, \ ( trg t "llltet \l ;_tl Hll' tit' li " lll l-: \\In ht fi I !d d \J.: Ill ~ \ rUIIIIII 1)4 f If tth I s St II t ~ II \ IU I\ t ud \I r 111 g \mt r1 - '- 1 I I I I \. I I I '' \ IJ h I " 1111 h I \.. II l\lt n .., h t r l t r nllT Pn .., ,d ut Hr hud '\n. 11 n111p1r ng m tt'at ~) rhl11 ttl Ill nf ht s ow' t t 1 1 111 ,.. hh r pr ~ 11 ' Simple virtues in the White House 111 lull ~ .., Truman resisted temptations It Sp t ( (I fh () It ' ... 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J r h.' h flllll And he d1d 1( l h :IV L lh Jl ObSt S:-i1V t thn cf{t po\\Cr r n t.lm<:Jst~n over others that molt\ 1tcd ~ mul.' of h1s s uucssor s Pe1 hct ps h~ "1 s lht sort \\ I o would II C\ m~Hi l t:1 h :! Vt t t llll for the pres1dt nq on lr1 s own n the ftrs t pld t: r lh c l t.: IS il ll 11 0 11 ) Ill tlJ of lh ts 1- 01 llll ha t d N1x on r os~ to s udden prornmc tee 111 the late 194!b .:111d then l<llll pargnul for the Vl<.C p1 ~sJ dt rH \' 11 l )52 ln alt;-H;ku tg Trumdn fo r corruptiOn Hill for bttng ~oft on t:O itllllll na ~ m I hen u t1 ~ c.trh l )70s It "'J S N IXOII whu W IS gorn l!, to Pckmg wd pu rsu mg det~ntr \\llh the Sovtd Unw11 And while the l.'Ori up li on of the frurmw vca rs 111 retrnspcct seems tn vt,tl and rather distant from the pn s tdcnt It was 111 th e N1x011 ~em s ~~ scandal of g1ua t dun cn s1n n mvo lv1ng the prestdcnl him self What I ruman ha s tau ~h t us ,,s "" look back ts Uwt rt rs p<1ss rbl f' for a go(Kl m m to be prcstd ent to say wiMt ht' rncctns to att~rnpt to do wh.1t he say s and to r us tsl the tcm ptallons and to rr up tt ons of th e ven uf t h~ g rc~rt power prc.stdency I 71! I lun <' ' ~ fot Festivals in Ohio I am .. Lancaste r Saturday a nd Sunda y Classtc cars wtll be on display for the vtewer and for comp<>ltton durmg those two days Sexless The ma dak e ba mboo grows "' large sta nds """ tndtvtdual stalks 1cadung het ghts of mme than 60 feet The plant reproduces ,\sex Uii llv PS doves hom a Single lOOt Wheu the ~I Ilks uf tlus Jllant flowe r usu ,11[) between 60 to llO years af lcr spruutt ng they dtc wttlu ut ))I vdU t: III K VU:IIJ(c 1'iCt.'dS l-h:g1uwth mu st occ. ur r11111 thl sut' IV\Jig 1outs but s111 It I C(O\ I Y t.:an 15 H il s TALKING HIMSELF OUT OF A JOB' He s runnmg for the JOb all nght only Vermont s lieutenant governor T Garry Buckley says the state could get along JUSt fme wtthout his or anybody else s serVIces m !hat capact ty The only thing a lieutenant governor ts empowered to do ts prestde over the state Senate - when tt s m sessron - and serve as actmg governor 1£ Ute governor <S out of state For that Bu ckley notes h~ gets $16 000 a year He told a radto mtervtewer Tuesday II they want to eltmmate the JOb of lteutenant governor the) could do tt SOtll ( t..· \ United Press lntcrnallonal Arts and crafts abound thiS th t. l u n cs o rnt~ t mull 1n weekend m one of the W tsh lngton Itt tnn ful cd not long 1ft r IJt commg fesbvals tn Ohio pn s1d nt I h 1\ t nothing to Arts Affatr 78 an annual clu but w.1lk 11 0111 d IHI C all event wtll be set up on b\ Ill\ S( If U.pttal SqWlre rn downtown lie lt.rd tt ) tttlt: tu get tm Columbus Fnday Saturda) top of tile Job Il l usc vcll h.td and Sunday Some events made httlc efft tl to Inform mcludtng movtes are h 111 of lht 1 1ngt of tom plex for+..:l g n nul dv11 ( st1c tssucs planned for the State Ofrtce lit s t d\ t d up l1lt.: ~~ tciJIIJo; Tower butldtng across the s nrn ' ;.r s WOO() word s of street from th e Statehoi.L'le IIH fiiHI Ill It I lll ~ lt t Jlc toltl 1 hts three day event thl lh rt r !IJI uf th{' bucl ~t l fea tures displays lD walk past II li t Ill th II h1. v. I S sl H lllg and watch arttstans at work t\~ lkt I lg hb \\ont I) II g displays of crafts and a presentation of the arts such as vartoi.L'l !VIles of dancln~ AIS<J on tap this weekend are \t th l.' IJt ~1 11111 11g Of till S frontier Ddys at Mtlford cit.: I ddt.: 111 lilY JH oplt: \\ere ( Oil( 1.' 1 r t:d v. th the gr nw th runnmg (rom Thursday Of "b tl W IS bt: lO IIllflg through Sunda y and the Old known ,1 s ttu hupc 1wl P1 cs U.r Club Sprtng Festtval m tt \ of h1 s St 111 tt. lrfL • tgl not tile s Jr I VC li S bc l! t: H ffl' \\ .:IS pr 1g1111tlt . : polt tl( I Ill \\ Jt tl i:l ll Cal tJ1\ ut: rln!ltn I he l tst vc.:~ r s of hrs ~tlmm tstr 1ttm1 " L! f c l II ll!Silt:d h) SOIJi l.: lll lll OI s<. •ndCtls that "ere blown til OU t uf p1 0port101 <:illd l.: C I 1 U L • fritt.. f tht prt. :-; ult,:nu lJordcrt I 11 ll 1 ILlig < us 1ft. \\I S IV.(( \ d llllt..Otll f 1 ta !Jit to fmd hnn :.. t If 111 1t H+..: llli SSt: d the t. 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UIII 1!1(' Ill t p I f II J t I 1f ( if g h H nt ll \.-\ r id 'Jld!l \ ~ It l Jf br g1 1ph s c f g1t 11 tht 11 l hr t\t:.ntnl! st i:.tr s are II I I II I I 'I t II I I II I Hilt ' 'I \ t. rn r I l II H Sh TiiE GIANT KillER If Hollywood IS dechmng !hen the reason ts TV says William Holden one of Hollywood s maJor contrtbuwrs Holden - on the Fren ch R1\lera Tuesday for the U. nnes !tim Iesttval - says A great dea l of what would have been great liollywood story telltng ISdon e nowon the basts of a lower common demommator We are acceptmg lower standards and I resent that There s also trouble on the sel There was always a disctphne m those days and that mean! good morale tn the studtos Today m the !tim busmess theres a tremendous amount of mdiscretton because of a la ck of disctplme II uf Ius mcome taxes By United Press International YOU CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN Sttll young at 74 Cary Grant says he won t resume Ius movte career unless just the rrght !tim comes along - possibly a docwnentary - but don t hold yo ur breath Grant tn Seattle Tuesday for a chanty fund-ratscr says one reason ts that people don t recognize hun as much as they did before he rettred 12 ye ars ago And when they do Grant says they say You sltll look great What s gomg on m thetr heads IS the dtsappomtment at how I do look Then they unmediately wonder to themselves My Gawd ha\ e l cha nged that much too' \\ nltt n l t ~ II lea st that the senator ts not homeless Hts wtle owns our dwelling Tower said and he has no control or kn owledge about her profe ss iOnal or business aettvltles or her seperate estute Anoth e r Int eresti ng stdellght whtch shows that the rtch also have troubles ca n be found m the form flied by Sen Harry Byrd D-Va Byrd a mllhonatre had w IXtrrow $25 000 from Shenan doah Valley Naltonal Bank tt9 percent mterest - to pay peopletalk If \t4 pt d I ft\tlf t•..., wd \ r rl t uul .. g \pl It l t no ltntl no s,J\ llllo:S ll1 s hab!htlcs ,rrc three (}( 1 SCHHtl loans ""ludt (.It the 111 t~ t wuud tc t tl $15 IJO(I One rem < nl) pi csumc lh tl the dappct I ower one of the &11rtc s bt<t dresset s h" spent all Ius nmnc) on d< th{ s and the Silver u garcltt < :1 sc as an asset hr ~ tf jtl ~ ~~~ ~ h HI 1< pur I \.\tl uw ns absolutd) notllng Nc hop lc 110 slot ks ct\/ E~\\ What people are say1ng If u John Hemz the thtrd ts the hetr to the Hemz ketchup ptckle and oth er stuff fortune The Danforth fortun e denves from Punna Ralston • hich keeps ammals well fed and ObllOUS i) allo" s multt and muiiHnulll mtl assets and th etr exact ll t t :\ surpnsmg dC\ O)\ed IntO a KOss tp col umnt st s dcltgltt and a rac.:e to see 'Aho the nchest senator mtght be Predt ctabh the for ms ad an ta ge of tht s btl of • amou fla ge al though a art.:ount.ant u u!U ftgure t ut oft en descnbed as the "orld s nchest dub Th e consensus seems to be that t1 ts etther one of two freshmen - Sen John Hemz a Pennvslvama Repubhcan or Sen John Danforth a Mtssoun Repubhcan That should not be atta ched a copy uf thetr tncome tax r ~turrt'i lf the form was destgned as tl ~<a s - pnmartl) w pro\Ide the pubhc "tth tnfor matton that could dtsclose actual or potential confl tcts of tnterest It etther faded ur thetr home stoc ks land and tilers - b) cat egon lettgo n IX as an "'" pie had tc be used fo.r 1111 hold mg bet11 een S2 IIIIi II< 1 and $:i nul lion But there •as no "a) to tell tf tha t I X holdtng represented ! ? rm lh on or $5 mrll ron or ~ mE " here •bet " een th ose I\\ O ft gures t ike <IS lun g ciS GLIMPSES A case of laryngttts kept Chief Justice Warren Burger, 70 away fr om Supreme Court bench Tuesday Wtlllam Shatner - best known as Star Trek s U.ptam Ktrk - ts m New York preparmg to narrate the Sta rshlp En counters laser-mll'!IC show at Madtson Square Garden June 24 Movte veteran Joan Blondellts on locatron m Mtamt wtth Jon Voight Faye Dunaway, Arthur Hill and B-year-<>ld prodigy R1cky Schroder £or Franco Ze£flrelll's remake of The Champ Yvette Mlmleux and Richard Crenna are ftlmm g Devtl Dog The Hound of liell - not on Iocatwn - 1n Hollywood Bluesman Lou Ra"ls ope ned a stx-mght engagement Monda) mght at I ong Island s Westbur) Mustc Fatr Today ts retirement da y £or Ma1 Geo John Sloglaub Mho pubhcly cnttctzed President Carter on at lell.'l t lwo occas10ns TV .••in Review By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK t UPI J - No one ever acci.L'led King Mtdll.'l o£ bemg an mtellectual gtant but he had that golden wuch _ and the same can be satd for the Amen ca n teleVISIOn utdustry One ma1or keeper of the book of numbers £or the tel ev151 0 n mdustry ts the A C Ntelsen Co best known for 1ts ratings game In a recent report on the year 1977 the statlst1cs were rasctnatmg In growth the mdi.L'ltry ha s been spectacular Back m January of 1950 aeccordmg w Ntelsen 9 percent of Amertcan hoi.L'leholds - 3 8 m1ll1on of them - owned televiSIOn sets Now Nte lsen says 98 perce nt of Amen ca n households 172 9 mtllton ) ha ve at least one set and almost half of them 32 mtlhon households have more than one set In additton 78 percent of tele\ tston<~wnmg house holds have color Durmg 1977 the average televtston household watched an average stx hours and ten mmutes for televtston per day wtth vtewmg reachmg a seven and a quarter hours a day peak m January and at Its lowest tn July when the average tune m front o£ the set was five and a quarter hours The Ntelsen study surpnses no one when 1t notes that hoi.L'leholds wtth five or more members watch teleVISIOn mor'l than one and two person hoi.L'leholds and households wtthout chtldren There may be a shghtly dtsqweting element here £or the televtston mdi.L'ltry because Ntelsen also pomts out that from 1970 to 1977 the average stze of the nauon s televtston hoi.L'leholds has declmed from 3 11 persons to 2 80 p<>rsons and that 57 p<>rcent of all te lev tston households do not have any chtldren und er 18 Women remam televtslon s top audience along with older men Sunday rematns the most watched televiSIOn JUght and srtuatton com edies remam the most popular type of program mmg wtth ad venture commg tn a close second General drama showed as the least popular with all grOIIps except the women over 18 but there weren t enough of them to Up the stattsttcal sca les It wtll come as no surprtse to sports fans - and lor different reasons to those who loathe specU!tor sports - that there has been a btg mcrcase tn televtsed aUlletlcs In the last six years network televi Sion has tncrca sed the number of sports events it covers by more than 60 percent lth the gotng to tenn ts ba sketball and m~tr sportsgr~~~!t Increase One surpme that parents nught heed IS that amo teen agers there are fewer vtewers on Friday JUght a no~hool rught than there are on any l)(: hool night and Saturday night Is lied wtth l'hiU"sday for second lowest The nights when teen agers do most viewmg are l'uesday and Sunday Ma be the get thetr homework done tn the afternoon y y POWWOW VEl LOW SP HIN(,S I UP! ) - About 400 Arnen can Indians and their supporters spe nt Mlltduy ntght dt John Bry Ill! State Park before co ntmu tng thctr walk lu WashmKton DC later lhts week TilC ~roup bCKall !IJ!trChlttg ~ ~ Wltshlngtou un r eb 11 In Co hfnrnta and htlpcs lu get to lhe nattun • taplta l by Jul y 16 The atm of Jhe demonstration ts to Increase awareness on the part of state u~d £ederal officials of Indian affatrs l'he group ranging 111 age from a few monUts to 70 years was expected to stay lit the park through Wednesday The group hoped k• be In Colwnbus by the WL~ ke nd Martinez makes sensational major league debut TUes da Y SEA1fl E i UPl) Charles JohnS<m says the Bullets overttme :,~'~mgton crowdef~'["Seaa trtelceosr dKbreadktng By IRA KAUFMAN UP! Sp11 rts Wrtter StlvtO Marlrllez brou ht from Omaha b St up made hiS Natt~nal outs 1 de but _ and first ,.eague lea gue start _ a mem~~~~[e one Tuesday mght b It one httter agamst ih r~g a York Mets en route ~ ew Cardinals 11- vtctor 0 the 2 !'he 22 )Car ld Y f 0 natt ve acqut;ed r~~~;,m~f,~ ctneago Whtte Sox only Steve Hend allowed erson s st xlh homer rJ f the season Ieadmg off Ute seventh 1nmng to mterfe re wtth his OtrtattOn Wtth baseball unmorta hty Smce the turn of the century Alva Bubo Holloman of the 1953 St I OUIS Browns IS the ml y pttclter to hurl a no httter m Ius ftrst rnafor league start I JU St wanted someone w give me fJ Lhc:ince I never gel too much chance wtth the WluteSox satd Martm ez 1 Utre" hard and they take me out - I cion t know "h) He gm e the MeLs httlc chanC€ last mght Backed by a 14 htt Cardinals attack Marttnez wa lked stx and struck out two vteldtn g another run 111 the runth on a wjllk and two wtld pttches George Hendnck smashed a tht ee run homer for Sl Louts and G,trry Templeton Jerry Morales and Ken Rettz all had thl ee htts as the U. rdinals scored over two runs tn a contest £or the £trst 1tm e '" 12 games In other Nattonal League games Montreal defea ted Chtca go 7-4 Atlanta edged Cmcmnatl 4 3 tn 10 mmngs P h t lade l p ht a rout e d l'tttsburgh 61 San F ranctsco blanked Houston I~ and Los Angeles trounced San Dtego 10-2 Expt>S 7 Cubs 4 Eilts Valenttn e Andre Da\\son and Warr en Cromartie each homered and drove tn a patr of runs aptece lD pull the Expos "ttlun I , ;;:'~:s ~t r; s\Pia ce Chtca~ of the se tso n and dt ove m the games nnly run wtth a seventh mnrn g saertftce fl) b/'~~g4-/ u~~n~kt en d~dl a G'"nt nutftelder lack Clark m~th I or f ~hump wtt I us went 0-fnr lto snap a 19 game lomer o eseason - a hrttm g streak three run shot n the ftrst D dgers 10 Padres 2 mnmgoffluser BmlBI)Ieven Ht ck Rh d f f Plullres 6 P~r~tcs I ~tched a ~~~e ~;er ~n 11 and St C Ito 5-5 I <~C) o en net1 I our the Iutter and Steve C tr vey ancl Phtlhes vtclm y 'ver th Lee each slammed theu Pirates e stxth homeJS of the year to keep th e thtrd place Dodgers a ft ve 31' games behtnd ftrsl-plaee San Franctsct 111 the Nl titer for ht s seventh vtctory wes1 h Gt~~~< ~n::;~::s !~red 1n S IX SIX b 1ses 10 s1x dtte mpt s trophy from Tournament DU"ector Loren Elder far rtght are I to r Tom Thompson Rtck Buzzard Coa ch Gordon Spencer and Jeff Collier RECEIVE TROPHY - The Wahama Whtte Falcons nmners-up m the West V1rgmta Class AA baseball tournament played at Parkersburg recetved a handsome trophy loUoWUlg Saturdays lmals Ptctured recetvmg the he added Wtth Phil N t~k r o a nght handcr st lrtmg a~amst the Heds I uesda) mght An derson started I um at hr st base and rclutncd Rose lo lhtrd After Ha) Kmght batted for Geronu11o m the lOt h mmng last mght he remamed tn the ga me and "as stationed al thtrcl as Hose moved to left and Foster S"rl chcd to center ft eld Pla) tng Hose 111 the outheld 111 an emergenc) IS S()methmg And rrson ha s been cu n templaung for the past fe" cla)s P et ~ potntcd out An dcrson ts throw mg better no• Ihan he ""s when I ftrst muvcd hun to tlu rd to make Leaders Ma1or Le ague Stand ngs By Un t ed Pre ss Jnt ernattOnal Na t onat L eague Ea st W L Pet GB 2 1 9 558 Ch c a ~ o P n Ia Mon tr eal N ew Yo rk P sb r q 51 Lou s S rt n F rll n C nc nat LOS Ang S rt n 0 eqo Hous lon 27 20 24 n n sn 1 1 .w~ J 444 5 35-i 9 20 70 ?5 17 ) 1 Wes t 524 W l Pet 30 IS 667 G6 2fl 2 3 19 ?.7 19 70 76 \.,9 75 60 J 587 8 26 409 11 Tu c~ day s Res ults Mon treal 7 Ch cago 4 Ph IEi d CIPh a 6 P !l '.Ou r gh 1 At anta J C nc J 10 n ns St Lou s 8 New Yor k ') S(1 F n ne sco 1 Hous ton 0 L OS A gE!lco, 10 5<11 0 e g o 1 Today s Probab le Pttcne n I A I T1mes EDT ) I neback er Dew ey ot A taba n a aetens ve ba c k Ro Burns of S 'l ylor quar terbac k Ga ry For ystc k ol No rc Dane and pl ace k ek e Tony D R en 10 o t Ok l=thOrr" N BA Champion ship B y Untted P reH Intern atonal crease:; each year (Best Of ScH!n) OhtO boaters can help make ( All T me ~ EDT ) wa s h ngton -.s Sea m e the 1978 boattng season a safe ( S e n e~ tted 111 one by observmg the rules May 2 1 Se attl e 106 W !lSh ng and procedures for sa fe ton 102 Wt~ s h ng o tOo boatmg and takmg adva ntage soaMaytc 9815 May 18 Seo lc 93 Was g of the many boattng safet) ton 91 courses availab le thrnugh M t y JO Wa sh ng on 70 boatmg clubs gro ups or Sea !tle 116 (oil ORCHAilD PAI1K N y IUP! I - l'he Buffalo Btll• announce d Tu esday they hav e acqutred Pete Lazettch from th e Philadelphia EaKics tn exchange for an undtsclose d futur e dra£t tho1 c~ Th ur~day June 2 w as h ngron a t Sea l! le 9 p m JUne 4 Sea m e at W.J Sh ng ton 1 30 p n >< June 7 wa sh ng ton at Sea le 9 p n K •I neceua rv CINCINNATI iUPI) - I he Cmcmnat1 Stmgers sold 159 se.tson ttckets Tuesday tn put tht lc ""' 424 seats short of tts 5 000 seat gJIHi lwo days from ck ?l ~~ 8 35 4 11 0 JO s Game s No qa 1 l~ !iC ed u ed A m er on Leag ue Ed ~ l W L P et BO'l on N e w Yo k De ro 1 M lwau k. ~ fH 1 mre C1~'vel n o Toro o GB ) I IS 69 J 19 16 75 70 6J-l S56 S?J ) 7 8 J6~ 11 11 13 71 7'> n 11 7J J67 16 31 1JO l\stroclome 10 doubleheader 0 1 Jl<rlll~er m;e ts ~st another the Jr:;;," of II hen h k d nson " as pla as ye a factor about whetherenerves the overtt 111 W me pertod We ve\;:pa~;e~f~~s; onals a 11Je S m cs and UJe Bullets gat~: a~~~ct" Hen Carpenter makm g htm a fr ee ag ent U. rpcnter an etght year vc ttra n dcfen st\ e ta ckl e aut of North Carolt na State 111\Ssed all of las! season because of a ba ck tnjury l'rtlc hard satd he " as sur pnsed b) the Bengals move !11 ke ep h11n but Carpenter su td he wa sp t surprtsed to be IS gnne Cmcmnah Benga l ;~~~~e!o ~~e :eore famthar Col;:e~:~ Seattle Center the !t£th game of the senes on F d "Johnson ay htlfUSt 19 pm nts m the ftrst three games of the se n es as the Bullets ba ckcou rt was badly outsco re d by thetr Sontc counterpa rts Hts backcourt mate Tom Henderson who "as one of seven Washtngton players Ill double ft gures wtth 12 pomts teed the game wtth four foul sh ots Ill the fmal 13 seconds Bob Dandrtdge wtlh 23 pmnts led Ut e Bullets tn scormg Elvm Hay es had 20 Kevm Grevey 17 \Yes Unseld 15 and Mt tch Kupchak 12 The Somes " ere led m scortng n~ J ohnson lh 31 by V<Onnts WI pomts and Jack Stkma wtth 20 who scored 19 'b!e' those rn the second half fore foulrn g out wtth 3 48 left m the fourth qu arter 1nt 11c lite club mi.L'lt meet a leHgUetmposed deHdhne of 5 000 by Timrsda) or fold and SH h s e£forL' wtll contmue around theclock th e last two days nf the campat gn t B a~ e d W l Pe t H 70 1J 19 GB ~' 'IS B 15 10 ~~ 6 ~ 1 J 19 78 111 18 JOJ 8 j/':1-l 9 n n 17 31 111 Re w t1 s I Boo:. on .t To ron•o 0 C eve\ 1 1d ~ New Yor io. 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I chdn t know they were ~01 nK to do th at sa td Pi ttchard But that s ftne I 1 sttll hoptng however U11t the sttuatton ~•II change Pnt chard satd he ts testmg Pnt chard a mn e )e ar h1s knee and gettmg ready veteran hnc bal kl'r fr om for football Anzon,J State mtss~d mt st of Sa td Carp<>nter after the last seaso n afte1 Ills th1rd Be nga ls severed connecti ons kn ee cperC!tton wtth hun It wasn t too 1\ S f Jf Car pent er the surpnsm g I was pretty sure that s what the y were gomg UJ do They re conumt ted to a CINC INN AII UPI I - A ; outh mo' ement Pia) br y bunn y 1 head teller Carpenter satd tf hiS bad at a bank 1 langua ge back con tinues to both er lum mstruct r r sn er t1 s lh oo l he wtll get out of football tc~H.'h C t S Hl CI hi USC Y, 1\ e s and I ll walt for anoth er two or c\ en a "llllem \\h< desc r bes three weeks before I start hcrSf'lf as 1 mnth er ctnd 1 sprmtmg and " orking oul be Ill rl uJ<e r are among the hard he satd If tt bothers 88 fmalt sts p ckcd flom 22~ me too much lrn not gmng to appltcants to be<. orn e the tr y If everylhtng Jells 1 II tr) new I • k scx1 and dt>co tt If not tt s no btg deal 41 7) 57 329 fhe f11'" hsts " "' e se lected 4] 152 49 377 11 lS7 49 31? tn tn oul s a t Ht \ ~rfr n nt 37 175 J7 3 16 Stadtur i! clurtng the Me!Ill nal C "I r k ~ F .rS 173 57 319 I ht 88 11 til Pu I .- ou .J7 113 57 379 Da1 11eek enrl Amencan l eag u e un n p~t~e Jun l.' 5 ett lh+..: GABHP ct st.tdtu rll for th e 2l C il rew ry, ' ~ 7 !8 6b J <.: het!Jil~ <tthn g pos1l1 ms 9 705 70 ]J R cc Bo :. 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Game~ 91 I lrn('fall BaH SJ Gu dry T de-wa er a t R chmo nd NY S) Ta an~ ( t~l Jl T oledo a Co l u n bu s M I lC k I C)C J) Ch itrt es lo n al Ro ches er Syr "<uS<' (I I Pa w uO:e t " 601 Matn 51 PI Plea sant W Va VISA Across from Courthouse PHONE 67 s 2988 Open Sunday 1 p m 6 p m Monday thru Saturday 9am·~apm t.J.uH mg Ctn( mn ttl Bengals Pu I ~ ou B=t k.e r LA D r C!.Srn C n S "I ll 0 I il d Ch ~ • Ftshmg Tackle and Rods and Reels t Guns and Reloadmg • Bali Gloves Campmg Equtpment • Archery t lndoo r Games • We have Gt ft Cerltftcates ( het r lt 1clrrs "m w c~ t Tuc ~ dav ~ transaction Boaters can ftnd out more about boatmg safely through a number of brochures on the subJ ec t 1he brochures are availabl e wtthout char~e from !he Pubhcattons Center Ohto Department of Natural Reso urces Fuuntam Square Columbus 13224 phon e (611 1 4665344 pm Se 1tt u Sports he s much bett er defenstvely 1Ut thct e Ill l!t Kn tght And Ha1 plays Jea l good defense at thtrd \ndcrsmt \\,Is sa) tng that Sports Tra nsact on~ Press Interna l onal Hose s aPJlearance m the 6v Untied Tu e~ a av out held won t be hts last thiS F oot ball Bulla o Ac q u r ed Cl etcns ve season In fa el tf lhc Heds tac k e Pe te U u e t ch Iro n should !.tee a left hander Ph la del ph tt tor a dr"fl cho cc C nc nn at R et nqu !> hed a ll tomghl Hose agatn probably tract r g l i S to delens ve wtll be tn left Foster tn con rac k er Ron C<~ r pe nt N ma le. ng cen ter and Kmght at lhtrd m h m ~ tr ee agent Ch ' "QO S Qn ed dc tcns ve th e s1artmg hneup I neman ana N o 1 dr aft p ck. And And erson tndtcated Bra d She M er at T exas w d e that s a lin eup he II probably rece ver and No 7 p c k H c r m :,n ones of Oh o Slat e go wtth whenever the Rctis I 1CtJ ack. er tt nd 10t h r ou nct p ck fa ce I lefty tf (oerontmO S Ben Za mb as o ~ Geo rg a g ne d li S free t'Ht(' nl r ook es athng or ts m need of a rest swlcte re o~ ver Regg e Arn old ot government agencieS Sa n r- iln< sco ( 0 u~;; 6 Ho us ton Lcmong ett o 1 5) P n Sa D ego (Qwrh k o ) LO'i A 1CJCICS Rau ~ 1 l ( t COQO room tn the outfteld fur ( Lerc h 3 41 1 35 pm C ca go La T1P 14 M o l rC oJI MAy 4 5 ) 7 35 p 1 51 Lous ( Fo r sch 6 3) a t N r w 0K il klnnd nC y Yor'k Br uhcrt Jl 8 OS p l C<l I P sbu rgh cca 1de ar a 4 6l a t rex as M esota P u r d ue pertod of June I 7 as Sale Boatmg Week m Ohto Durtng Sale Boatmg Week !he Ohio Departmenl of Natural Resources Dtvtslon of Watercrall along wtth th e U S Coast Guard Coast Guard AuK!Itary Power Squadron Am eri can Red Cross and ot her group s concerned wtlh water safety ha ve pledged maxunum efforts to edu ca te and protect Ohto s boaters m the mterest of provtdln g th e safest boating season yet The number of boatmg related deaths and mjuries m Oh10 have declined over the last five years due to boaUng safety programs and rn creased enforcement of boating sa fety regulations In 1973 71 perso ns lust thctr lives in Ohto due to boatmg accident s In 1977 th e number dropped to 29 although !he number of boats on Ohto s wat erways "' a Ma ter L e ague Lea ders By Un led Pre~s nt er nar on at 8 att•ng C nc nna (Seaver -l o u Allan! a ( R ull ven ? .J ) } )) Al la1Ta Fuster Since he hds been an uutf1elder most uf h1 s c,1reer Ohioans to observe Safe Boating Week Ph lade pn pm 435 10 437 10 M t che 1 CO l UMBUS - Gov James 1969 f~r a~~~~ 41163 drow n to th H Jlen gals reltnqu shed all defensrve players 1\hr were tnJ ured Ia>! season were the subject of oppos te contra([ dectstons by th e Bengals Tu csda) Bengal offt ctals deuded to hang onto Pntcllilrd but !I C\ let U.rpe nter ~o Although Pntchar d pit) cd out h s opt11m last seaso n the Benga ls exer mecl thw optton to retam ftr st n ghts of all NFI dubs to st gn hun fnr the upcom mg St tsun return to Reds lineup A Rhodes has procla imed the -potnt I he loss broke the Somes 2hl game wmrung streak at ome 1 don 1 know what the ~c\ turned tt saJd Ma s tn gton Coach Dtck otta I do know • e played ~~~~ ~~stdt~uart;;:- and a hall playoff sene~" e prevrous 1h 1 ~<ate~ ~r~es~ crowd ever to In story s~mg~ g;'{"l~ Ill NBA w e u ets even the senes at two games 1p1ece Th eall trmerecord ts CIN CINN Afl iUPIJ Hon Pntchar d IS sttll around but fhc two Rons both of then Driessen expected to ATLA NT A tUPI J- Dann) Dnessen \/ ho ha s been Sldelmed stnce bemg stru ck on the rtght £orearm h) a pttch last weekend IS ex pected to return to the hneup tontght when the Cmonnatt lleds mee t the Atlanta Braves tn the £male of a three game seraes Howeve r several oth er atl tng Hed• ,,re ltkely to rematn on the bench Cesa r Geron uno s nght shoulder IS bothenng htm agam so I II have to s10 It ch George Foster to center and tf lhe Braves go wtth a nght hander pia) Mrk e I um m left ft eld sa td llcds Manager Spu rk y Anderson Joe Morgan who returned lf Ci nCinnati to receive a shot for an at lmg grom \\ as ba ck •n umlorm 1 uesday mghl but dtdn 1 see any act1on But sard Anderson I II hav e to talk to Joe tomorrow !Wednesday ! and sec hu" he feels be£r re I can say whether he II play I d rather he wouldn I thoug h beca use were tdle Thursday and !hat would give Joe four days off Johnny Bench stdelm ed wtth a sltff back sa" a doctor tn Atlanta Tuesday !'heres a muscle stram but wtth a back aliment l ou can t tell anythmg from x rays sa td th e lle ds manager II would probabl y be best to stt Bench out too so he could get the four days rest ~>7 v~ t~ ra n rurt-, and sconng four dunng the week ending Ma) 29 lie aiS<J stole Washtn~ton 15 Bengals let Carpenter go NEW YOHK 1UP! l Phtladelphta Phtllte s outftelder Ga rry Maddox had 15 hit s tn 24 at bats to ea rn pia) eJ nf the week honors m the Na ttonal l.eague tt was a n noun ce~ Tuesday Madd ox stroked two doubles and t" o home runs \\hile dnvmg mg ome Tuesda) should get rtd Bullets reputatiOn of fthe rhokmg m the htg ones or It says a "hole lot about the Bullets satd the Bullets surprt se heJo I d prefer 'ot to talk about htstorv 1 he Bullets tre a super club 1he Bullet s of today are the Eastern NBA champtulls Jo hnson a substrtute guard had a hot ha11 d lh d h ancla c.,oo e~ w en II o unted <:~ s tu rned the table s and defeated the SuperSrn1c s 120 li B 10 overtun c before a dtsappomted Cl owd of 39 J o hn s 0 n s c 0 rc d Washington s ftr st SIX pomts 111 the vertmte I"'' ocJ ar d scored 12 of hts 14 pomts n the sec ntl half as the Rill, Is t~trd~u~ter ~~T.ct~ c m b kf 1n 1 DtH r plll lk t ku 111 Hlll ~ IAIN VAI II Y ( If Ul' l I AU1letcs m I t n tilt ,nhln c mtn tS tt l of { 11 tpu s (_ 1 u s~:~d ~ for Lhrtst l\ t \ 1 l rr iL!Illll ( ll H \ (lnsr lldate ts t~ thnun stJ dlt vc '.' f ' ffu.: es and rid' l 1ss 1nwtcur tedms m SC \ t' H sp ! IS It \\ IS l.'t:d I UUitll ) Construltwn m a nc\\ $10 i:I IUI OUI 11 11 111 n 2l ,tete recrcauonal f ICJlti ) "'II beHtn thiS year Al A r ltiOncll du ct:tor Dl\ c H.tnndh s,u d I !Jr site al so "til be used as 111 Oil mptc tr u nn (I 30 WEEK ONL Yl Cul- 8 Horse Power ELECTRIC START RIDER Regular $934 95 SALE 30 '83495 Cut- 8 Horse Power HAND START RIDER Reg S814 95 SALE 42' Cul- 11 Horse Power ELECTRIC START RIDER Reg $1 269 95 SALE KUBOTA'S- 1-~000 '1169 95 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE Reg $3 !95 00 SALE IW l SNAPPER SALE ~-.; < ~ nt~r t c satd l-Ll85 2 WHEEL DRIVE WITH FIVE FOOT WOODS MOWER '410000 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Reg $4 589 00 SALE 204 Condor St Pom e roy OhiO 992 2975 OPEN 9 00 5 30 Monday lhru Saturday MANNING ROUSH , OWNER �The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 31, 1978 .Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporll Editor :\P.W. YORK 1UP II - Hey . Dock, Phil Unz says you're stealing his stuff. ktcking up all that fuss on the bus , bot he 's glad to hea r 10u didn 't finish off the whole thing with a li llie "Flight of tho Bwnblebee" on I'Our harmonica " If he 'd hi11·e done that," Linz says, spea km g of Dock Ellis' r~.•ccnt rebcl!wn on the team bus that got him into hut water with Texas Hangers' Manager Billy HWlter . "he woulcl 'l'e bluwn m: on!~ clcmn til ~ame . How could he do a bus trick, l!l~ thtlUJ.lh 'J Tha t's number ." I.mz pla~ed for thret' clubs durmg his seven seasons 111 the lliHJOI'S.the Yankees. Phillies and Mets. earning the nickname ·Supt•rsub" bfrauSl' he w(j s always fill tng in for someone or other Alth<1ugh 11 has becu 10 1·ea rs no" since he quit basebalL hes sl1ll remembered best for the run-111 he had wit h Yankee \ tanager Yogi lll•rra on the team bus during the 1964 season. ~ '"' .a decade later. another bus passenger , Dock F:llis. has managed to mfunate his mana~er the same wa~· l.inz did although F. IllS chose an entirely di fferent method. l.1n 7 got Berra hot by playmg "Mary Had a Unle l.a111b " on hts harmomca. That tr()kpla ct- m Chicago on the Yankees' bus ngh1 al(('r th<•y had lost four in a row to the White So ~ . F: l11s lll<Jde lluntl'l' 's blood bod when he stood up on the team bus 111 ~llnneapnhs last Thursday and urged the rest of the Han~ers to brea k the mana ~er's rules regarding the c1msum ptl0n of alcoholic beYerages. 1\ro of hiS players got out of hne. after hal'ing a litt le too tlluch u, dnnk on a Sea!lle to :.linneapolis OighliOda)'S ago, so Hwner sa1d there would be no more drinking on plane fl t~ hts or 111 the bars of hotels whe re the fu111gers stayed. As th+..• Rang+..•rs' player representative , those nrw rules of Hunter' s upset Ellis. They upset him so llluch, he gut up in the bus Thur')tb~ ;tnd told his teammates to forget about the new !'ult:!-1 l.1stemng to Ell1s, Hunter fe ll he eouldrl'tta ke anymore . ··sn down and "ih ut up,· · h es::~id to h1s pitcher . D<X'k F:llis' feelings were hurt by that. t-Ie •·:tiled llunte r "a Hiller" and said "he ain 't gonna make n11 outta me:· larn psh~H1+..' l\nowmg Bil lI' Hunter 25 vea rs, f can assure Dock Ellis that suc h i.i th1ng nevt>r even enter ed his manager's mind. Billy Hunter has all he ca n do to rake up all the leaves in his backyard \1ak.Jng lampshades are completely out of his line . Ellis, who resigned as the Rangers' player rep , insiSts he's entitled to hts P"rsunal opi nion. He's absolutely right , but b)' the sam<· tokt·n. llunter is entitled to his also , and it looks to me as 1f Ellis c"uld he losi ng sig ht of tha t fa ct. I.mz agn•es " lthmk Hunter has every rtghtto do what he did, " says the fon nrr utiltt! Infie lder, now operating a successful midtown disco cal led Koata1ls. "We were allowed to drtnk on the plane when I wa s with the Yankees and it led to fi ~hts a num ber of l llll +..'S " "The t111ng between Yo~i and 111e on the bus didn't have anythmg to do wiU1 dnnkmg, though . It wa s JUSllha! he wasn't a rnus1c lul'cr and he told me what I could do with the hartnonll·a . If I played 1! better, he rnight've perm itted 1l ." laughs L1111. "Looking ba (·k," I can 't blame Yogi for hiH'ing gotten as up>el w1th me as he did. We had come into Chicago two-a nd-ahalf garnes nut of fir>1 place and we walked ou t six -a nd-a-half games bock The day af~r llle ep tsode on !lle bu s I went to Yogt and told hun he was right and I was wrong. He said, 'I gotta f1ne )OU.' and I satd ·that 's fine_'" Tht• Yilnket•s f'ame ba ck to win the pennant that yea r and some felt the bu' 1n c1dent was the catalyst that turned it all ar ound for them . M<:1ybe thf..' same thmg will happen with the H.an ~e r s ., ·· J l·an 't s<:J} unt> way or the otht:r about that ," Linz says . not t:\en sure we won m '64 because of what happened on ' 1'11 1 t)l{• bus But we did Will 28 uul uf 32 right after that and we won lht' pennant by nne g ame ,~~ maybe lt did have somet hing to do With It "We pia~ ed the ('ardmal s 10 the Wor ld Senes and after w~ lost l<• them. Yt,gt was fired _That's one thing l'rn still sorr) for . · Linescores Mo110r L ea gu e R e~ ull ~ Bv Unt1t>d P re5~ l nternnhonal Nal•onal Leagu e 11 ODO 001 003 .J lfl 1 000 .J.OO Q .!~ ' II C P j;l(•uS( I('l 11- r •" d t' J• · { a nd f.'10fof "" otp· r •_ lo<" nO N it·<o ? 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E1 I JljfJ Aor hon .n t• '! . o ro fj ~ 001000001' Bo• r P,- Q(•fi t(JL nu t1P s fi"Mt 7 ~ Surging Red Sox keep on rolling Ohioans will vote on·138 school ·levies on June 6 !E DITOR ' S Ohioans will NOTE : tm 138 (ti Cal S<'htHJI lev ies in th•· Junr 6 Vdtt• primary cll:<: liun w1d sehoul offll'ia ls i11 26 districts say Ht·m~ their S('hu.nls will close before l:lddt>d a run-scoring L11dian:t~ 5, Yankt'l'S 1: the end uf the ye ar if the si ngle m the sixth . Ri ck Wi se broke a perso na l lJ Pl Spurts Wrltfr levies are rejer·ted. Fulluwlng In other Amencan ! .eetguc th rL't'-go mt• l11sing streak b~ Denms Etkersle1. who " is the lith article is a series ul throwing a fnur4l itter while ~ +..'ar ago stru ck c• ut 12 ga mes. Milwauk ee edge d ·prt'·l! lt:r tiun di sp at rht~s in Califc,rnia Angels 111 hurling a Oak land . 2-1. Detroit stop ped Buddy Bell and Wayne Cage " 'hi ch UIJ) 's Ruscrilary Baltimore. 5-2. Cleveland .-,trokNl run-scoring singles in no-hitt+.•. r fnr tht' C'leye land Armau recaps the school dumped New York , 5-t. a two-nm si xth to help the Indians. trl{'(1 again lu(•sday finan<'ial situatio n a(~ fiJSS the C111cagn top pl ed Cal tfornia. 6Tri bt• down New York . Ch ri s - he strUL·k ou t fin· while 2. ar.d Mmnesota sh ut (I Ut Cl uunbli ss homered for the state.) sc<:~ tt ermg e1gh t hits to lead Yank ee run . t.he surging Bo:;t(lll Red &1x to Tex as. 2-Q. By Rt•semary Armau a .f..{l victory o\'rr the TnrontCI Whi te S.•x 6, Angl'ls 2: Rn·wl'rs 2, A's 1: United Press International Chet l.emon and l..amar Blue Jays . Don Monry"s run-scoring Ohioans will vote next June Joh nscm belted ronsecut ivc ·· I haren"t been sharp w1th Si ngle snapped a 1-1 tie in the 6 on 138 lo('a l levies for new homers off Fra nk Tanana. 8111y ve lnC' itr. ·· sa1d sc•t·c nth and Mike Caldwell. 5sc hool taxes and will decide 2, in the third inning to power E:ckersley . "But strik eouts :1. went t he dis ta nce 111 in atleast 26 of Uwse distncts C l1icagntn its fourth stra ight arc som ething to talk about. stopping Oakland on eight whether children will be in 11i n. W1lbw· Wood. with se1en Ma\ be I'll win 20 this year hit s to lead tile Brewers. mnings of W(lrk . raised his classes for a fu ll fall term. and the batters won't see the Tigers 5. Orioles 2: Offic ial s in those 26 fa stball." Roo kie St eve Baker , r·eco rd to 5-l . districts asking for passage Twins 2, Rangers 0: Ri ck Burleso n stroked a mak mg o nl~ hi s seco n9 emerge ncy lev1es. Geoff Zahn and Mik e Mar- of leadoff homer in the fl'r st appearan ce of the year , 1nc ludin g Cle ve l and, shall combined to nutQuel inning and drow in <:~ sixth· allowed three hits over seven Co lumbu s, Par ma, a nd Ferh 'llsnn Jenkins and gil'e tnrun g run Wlth l:l s£~.c rifi ce fly tnni n~s cwd Aureli o Barberton, say that without to pa ce the Red S~x . winners R«iriguez belted a \W{)-('Un. ttw Twin.s a shutout over the .,f 10 of. their last II garnes. p1 nch-hil hom er that enab led Han ger s. Mik e Cubbage more tax money, schools will Dwight f.l'ans added his fifU1 Detroi t tn end a seven-game drove in ont\ rWl wi01 a sin !-(le close before the end of the and the other scored on a year. homer 111 SIX games and Jt~r ry losi n~ stre:Jk . In other di stri cts, levy double-play grounder . rejections will mea n teacher lay o ff s. pr o gram curtailments and the end of sports and other activities. A 9.9 mill, five-year levy is being sought in Cleve land, th e stale's lar~est school district with 110,000 students. It ha s been teetering for a year on the brink of financial collapse and shutdown . Ordered to remain open by By ~HHK FRIEDMAN Matthews' homer sinks Reds, 4-3 By DAVID MOFFIT !,;PI Sports Writer AT I.AI\TA tUPI I - Gar\' Matthews hopes Tu esda ;· mght's ga me-winning home rw1 means h•. 's broken out of the slu mp that has plagued him since he ca me off the 111 j uq list The Atlanta Braves outfielder had four horne runs in the Braves fir st six games, then wa s out uf action for five weeks after he disloca ted his shoulder in g£t me seven while div ing for a fl y ball . lle got ba ck In U1e lineup II days ago and saw hts average drop from .381 to .218 before he led off the llfill om of the 10th Tuesday night with a towen ng dn\'e nv rr the c-enterfield fenc·e that gaw the Braves a 4·3 \i ctorv (tVf.' r the Cincinnati Reds. · ·· 1 would have been happy with any sort of hit at Uutt JMnt ." sai d Matthews. " f had really been stru g~ lin g the last week . I was ll-for -1:1 before tbdt ho)ner and when you go !i ke that ~·o u can really 1;1,ct down on yuursclf. " I didn 't ('\'en ge t a stnk~ louk at when Ph1lly was in th1s past weekend . I had been swinging at nothi n~ but bad pJtrhcs . l hope this brings HH: out of 1t. '' M dtth~w s getting t.o b<1t UJ again was just as b1g a surprise as his sixth home rWl of llle season . The Bra1·es were trailing 3-2 with two outs 111 the bottom of ti1e ninlll when Reds Manager Sparky Ander so n outsme~r t t! d h11nself . With Howland Office on fir st with the potential ty mg rWl. Andersn n decided to se nd 111 lefU1ander reliefer Da\'e Tomlin in hopes Braves Man;1ger Bobby· Cox would use a pinch baller for lefthanded hittin g Bria n Assclst ine . " I didn 't wa nt Asse lslme to hit ." said Anderson . " I was playing U1e percentages ." Cox sent Cito Gaston to pi nch hit for Asse lsti ne and he came through a single UJ advance Office to second. With sw1tc h-hillmg Biff Pocoroba next up. Ander son rna dt• cw olht'r chan ge, sendin g ln righ t-hander Doug !lair who ha s been the Hed s lJ! p rt'l id pitcher tlus season. " I wanted Pocoroba b ~tt 1n g right·handed an d, anyw<:~y, I wanted my best reliever tn there at that point,'' said Anderson. P<K·oroba. who hitd been hittmg only .225 from the n ght s1dc. messed up that bit home . "I wouldn't have had it any other way," said Cox. ··When you '\'e got two outs in the last of the mnth and are down by a rw1, you \ ·e got lu go for it. You're got to make them try to thro w you out. " Griffey 's throw had Office heat by at lea st 10 fee t, but it too k a high hop and catcher Don Werner missed the wg. allowing Office to score the tyin g rw1 " I knew the U1row had rne beat ," sa1d Office. " I was surprised when I was wa ved in." But Anderson fi gured the Rl-ds' l lt o:o:;t l'ostly play was bil ck 10 the th ird when a bad throw by Dave Concepcion c<>;t them a double play an d enabled th e Braves to score two run.., , "We should have gotten out (If thot inning without any rimnage and then all U1at later stuff wouldn't have 1nr.tttcred," said Anderson. Gary MHtthews was glad they didn 't. BEARS SIGN SHEAHER CHICAGO 1UPI) - The Chi ca go Bea rs Tuesday sig ner! sever a l play ers, including No. I draft pick Bra d Shear er of Texa s, winner of the Outland Trophy as the outstanding lineman in college football in 1977. '!Wo other draft choices were signed - No. 7 pick Herman J ones . a wide receiver fr om Ohio Slate, and lOth round pick Ben Zam biasi, a lineba cker from Ci NJrgia . SAN DIEGO I UPI 1 - The San Diego Padres sent Bob Davis to the club's triple-A team m HHwaii Tuesday and reca lled catc her Dave l(nberts. Hobert!; wa s sc heduled to jni h ti1e club in Los Angeles U•day when the Padres faC€ the Dodgers. POI\TIA(' , Mlt'h . I UPI 1 ('oac h Monte ('la rk ha s s 1 ~ned vr tf• rtln former Detroit !.inns wide rece 1ver I ~rry W(llton, it player cut last sea son by Clark's prl'th.: ~.:~: s:,o r . it was (Jf strtJtc~y by npping a slllgi c Nf't• v o r~ Hl' noerson ~ ~ ~ St t<• righ t field . Although 1 out'> Hendr 1c ~ 4 str ong-ormed Ken Griffey ) tlr l f rr1n 000 000 100 1 ) 2 - - - - - - - - - - carne up with th e b;tll an no unt·1·Ll Tuesdt.l)' . 1' OU'i 000 000 000 0 5 0 1\o oth er le<tm pt cked Oet 070 107 00 ' 1 S 1 1 I quH'k ly, third ba se coa ch ~ nr•ppl'r <lnd S d dt.' k. R .c harc:l Br tles I ,..l' rtr l •nC t 1.1 1 FI -nn To11 1 Bul'gess wa\·cU Offic+..· Walton up aft er Detr oit Jna F"..11dw •n w Knepper '7 B and Dr •n r:v·v Balo.N Hd\('r 1 L f.l ·( h.V d .t S waived hint and Clark . who B and Mti , N Bak.r r 110 1 l Br li P'> 1 .1 HR'r- Ot•lrool t«lk over when llud,peth was -:.n r• Dq o 000 000 00~ ? _, I L t. 3 ~ 10 1100 !O IJO R od r •Quet l fi n·d~t th('C"nd of last se.-t Sfm, f.'n '>mu <, !of'l1. F- fl'•!> ICben 17 Q {, ~ 00 1000000 I 81 feels Walton possibly can Lt·r• S ) p .l, n r r 8 Jnd 5.,.."1:'' STILL SIIOIIT M !l w 000 100 lOY 7 9 0 tr, o <J ~> t ana Yl:'aqt• r W ht:lp the k <:u n thi s season . Wtrl n Hr •avC'r lo (7 SO'ld ( 1-' t•oa rr• 'J) L F',l ~ rf\V !:. SCn CINC INNAT I <U PIJ - The L .t cev r I and Newman 'Jtl H~ '> L o<:. t..nqf' l r·s ('m cmnati Stingers sold 159 Crtldwe ll and Moon· W G<Hv •• v 6 L dCtov ro C.l!Owe ll 5 J L SO!oo3 ' l 1 season ticket' Tuesday to put SEA'ITIE I UP II - The the team 424 sea ts short of ns ( .ll •l 000 000 110 ') 8 7 Sca llh: Mo:tri ners Tuesday Amencan L ea gu e 01? liOO l.o: 0 DO l or 000 000000 0 AO en, 5.000-seat goal two days from sig ned \' t • t cr~n Tom lanand D Miller ! SI, Han Bo-. 100 10 2 oo ~ -1 11o deitdline. Paciorek, a fi r>1 baS<)man tPI! ! 8 • and rlumpnrr·v W OO<l (, ,Jr\> tn (O it•mi;ln '6 (lnd N tllougnby 18 ! ana Nn11 oro<1ny Those sales gave the World ond ltUtfleldcr, to iJ contract t. <o t""•bY EO r> r ';l f' 'f ,l n d F-- '..I<. W W W ood 1 4 ! L T ananil t8 E <W . ('( <, I(' y ~~ 1 l GMIIH\ Hockey Association cl ub a with the ('lass MA San Jose } · HR !. (h tc a~o Lrmor i -1 1, ' 2 -1 Hf.'~ Boc, l or1 Burlc•,on Johnc,o,., ~ Cvh fo r n •<t H uJII !<•ta l of 4.576 ticket' sold sin ce Mi ssHrn s <,f the Pddfic Coast r-; E viln <.. r l l i ph r ey i 1 the dri ve hegan . The club I ,cagut· . N "Y 000 000 100 1 J } The 21 0-p<lllll d Paciorek 000 010 010 I 8 I must mee l 4:1 league-im(XJscd ( lf · llt· 000 002 01 , 51 ?0 Ml!ln T q Jr o w L (l f • 16 <lnO T t' 'it " 000 000 000 0 6 0 dead linP of 5,000 by pi:-~~ L·d m 10 ~ames this Za h n. MJrc,hall (q .1nd IVun">or N ,<:.•· ilnrJ Has~c,- W Thursday, or fo ld . sea stHl with the Atlanta N yneqa r Jf'n k. tns. fv"ont 181. l'• .t, l! J l! l T,orow )J Sales eff orts will continue Bral'es and was hitting .333 HP <, Nr-w Y or• Chd m h ·'>'> Cl rvCidnd 9 and Sundbcr~ W Zailn 57 l Jcn -. .n s (5 Jl arnund-the-<·lock the last two before h(' Wi.I S give n his days of the ca mpaign. Bill ! 001 000 010 1 l 0 untunditJonal release . ' llle federa l judge directing school deS<)gregation efforts in Cleveland , the system is rWlning now on borrowed state money - nearly $31 million in advance state aid payment' - that will run out in JWlc. After that and without rl!venues fr om a new levy, Clevela nd schoo ls face sure closing. The 90 , 000 -s t ud e n t Columbu s Cit y Schoo l District, like Clevela nd faci n g co urt -o rd e r ed • desegrega tion busing this fall , needs an 8.8 mill threeyear lev y to keep its buildings open. Other city school districts in trouble include Pam1a, asking for a 6.7 mill levy ; Be llev ue in Erie County, asking for 9 mills, Barberton after 7.7 mills; Warren after 8.88 mills ; Tallmadge and Nordonia Hills. ·Three distri cts that closed for periods last fall are also in trouble again. In Portage Cou nt y, Roots town Local voters will decide an 8 mill emergency levy and James A. Garfield District voters will decide a 6.9 mill issue . In Allen County, officials of the Allen East District say they need a 7.75 mill levy . The Ohio School Board.! Association has warned that if local levies fail and the State Legislature doesn 't come up with - some . quick solutions, this fa ll will be worse than last year wben 15 districts shut down schools for between four and 'l/ days. A State Education Department survey warned that 11» dist rlct.'l may have to slillh UJCir school calendars this year . To forestall such calamity, Gov. James A. Rhodes has pro posed doling out a projected $58 to $85 mUUon state budget surplus next mon!ll in grants or loans to schools districts wi!ll mooey troubles . State leg islators are studying but probably will not soon act on legislation to help schools. In hearings this year, school superintendents wid th e legislat ors inflati9n, property tax rollbacks , pre judice against higher tax es and · unfunded legislative mandates were the so urces of !lleir problems. Many legislators, though, want superintendents to make program cuts and to improve their public relations in regards to levies. WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONERS 11.000 BTU 6,000 BTU AC116JA7A Reg . 126995 Reg. I439.U Rev . J!-49.t1 SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL 22900 1 12 ,000 BTU AH!IlAlA AH127A1D 35900 1 37911 5 Hurry While They Lasll Hurry While They Last! Washington :lan•uce Report illt·r B~ ~ ~~ The massive military intervention in Africa by the Sovirt Union and its Cuban henchmen should be of grave concern to all America ns. Nut on ly does it harm the cause of African racial justice, hu man rig ht s, and national in · dependence. but it also affects U. S. ;trategic interests and the future of Western Democracy . For centuries the Afrkan peop le have str uggled against co lonial rule to ~a in individual freedom and selfgovernment. The totalitarian Marxist regimes thal are being imposed by Cuban mercenaries using Sovi.et milita ry presen ce being built of action : up in the Horn of Africa - Tell the Soviets, in no threatens vitally important uncertain terms, eit her get sea lanes which the U.S. and uul uf Africa or for get Western Europe use to get progress in the SALT talks. most of th'eir oil In addition , - Stop. negotiating with the imposition of Marxist Castro for normal di plomatic regimes in one African state relations arid trade . after another jeopardizes the _..., Close down our mission fr ee wor ld' s •access to in Havana and the Cuban esse ntial raw materials such mission in W C~shin gton . as urani um . manganese , ·- Lend effe ctive support copper, chrom ium, cobalt , thro1,.1gh economic.: assistance gold , and industrial diamonds and military s upplies co mm it tin g which are not abundant in 1 with o ut American troops and perAmer i ca ~ The U. S. response to all sunncl 1 to those pro-western this has been little more than Afri ca ns who oppose the · a verbal reprimand while Cu ban furieS. - Pressure our allies in continuing to pursue detente anns deprive many countries with the Sov1ets. While Europe and our moderate on that co ntinent of libeMies Cubans have been marching friend s in the Middle East. recen tl y won. For the most throu gh Africa, the Ca rt er like Saudia Arabia, ~; gyp! , ha s and Iran, to help stop Cum· part , the Western powers Administration diplomatic munist colonialism. have sat idly by while the established - Enco ura ge and help the U.S.S.R has embarked upon mission in Cuba, allowed a new wave of imperialism . Castru to ope n one in moderate black majo rity in and sent Rhodesia to move toward It is estim ated that there W (J3~1ing ton , are now over 40,000 Cuban Commerce · Department true democracy and full combat troops tn at least 14 offi cia ls to Havana to explore racial equality. - Call on th e Free World Afri can countri es sti rring up potential trade activities. to apply an economic nations What does all this show' It trouble at Moscow's corn · mand . Most of the mi litary shows that the Russians are squeeze on the Soviet Union personnel are in Ethiopia and testing us at every point. and other tota lita r ia n Angola . Commu nist tr ained probing for signs of indicision Marxist regimes by attachin g and equipped guerrill as were and weakness . It shows the y " political co nditi ons" to responsible fo r the recent will take as much as they can trade and normali zation of mvasion of Zaire, and our get away with. It shows that relations . Neither the Sov iets nor intell igence sources already the Soviet Union ts not reall y th eir Cuban henchmen are mterested in peace or detente report that heavy Russian really that tough. Th eir 1 as we view it ), but choosing arms and Cuban milttar)' successes in Afri ca have been 1nstead, as Alexander advisors arc bein g sent to du e mainly to the weakness Solzhenitsy n warned, to usc Mozalnb1 que for terrorist and nai vete of U. S. foreign detente as a vehicl e to pursue operation s in n ei~ hb o ring policy. We ha ve been ha nding ambitions. 11 imperialistic Rhodesia. Their obj ective is the ('ontlnent to them on a shows tha t the Soviets only clearly to pr eve nt th e sil ver platter , and if we do not power and force, not respect democra tic pr ocess from wake up soon , we will pay vai n warnings or empty allowing peaceful transition dea rl y for it in the end. The word s. to majo rit y rule . Sov iet Union cannot ha ve it The Russians want it both The Soviet aggression is nul way s. and on their term s. both ways . some obscu re power play in an insignificant cornt•r of the M1Jseo w desires Western globe. Il ha s enormous im· trade , credi'l s. techn ology plica ti ons. The Hussian and further concessions in the SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On Jun e 12 there will be an opening for beginning and advanced Typing and Shorlhand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays or night classes . Both are being offered . ~ For •more information contact Lee E . Tyler , . ~46 - ~367 . No . 75 - 02 - 0~72 B Dr y Racine. 0. 5th & Pearl PINTO BEANS 0 H CRF ' ST OI-'E Wedne sday , May Jl thru June ) Rlgh1 Re ser v ed To L1m11 Shasla Quanr1fies We Gladly Ac ce pt Fed F_ood Stamps Monday lhru Fr i da~ 9 :00 ttl 7:00 #•llii 5a1urday 9:00 9:00 CLOSED · NDAVS 1111 CAN POP Brook s we·ve got what it takes to improve your home Nr-w Whtle lb . 15c TOMATOES lb . 39' s~b. $1 00 (assorted flavor s) CHARMIN TISSUE Armour 51 2 oz. can BANANAS 4'l8'xlfl'' MILL CERTIFIED 4 lb . $} 00 manufacturing showed incr eases with vehicle pr odu cers !»Slin g the lar gest gain - lB percent - followed by textile firm s with a 16 pereenl increase. 89' WIENERS •••.••••••••..•••.•••••••••••••••••••.•• Hon e y Loa! & Pepper Loaf lb $} COX PLYWOOD $795 SHEET . MARGARINE .......... :. 69 PARKAY 14 . , s lb ~ HEAD lETTUCE ...~~.~~. OHIO COLBY (by Pc.l LONGHORN 'HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO, 773-5554 Mason, w. vci. lb ...' 1•49 CHEESE ......~!~~~~ .'.~:. •1.59 l lb. 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FRENCH CITY FOOD PRICES THAT SAY II ECONOMIC UPTURN COLUMBUS I UPI l - April Ohio production payr olls in Ohio in April were up 10 percent over 1977 according to the Ohio Stale U111 versity Center for Business and Eco- ENROLL NOW! 17 oz. D IN Strategic Arms Limitations talks !SA LT) - While inslsti_ng on subverting non · Communist governments and imp os ing pro -Marxist regimc!;j by overt coercion.· What should Amer ica n response be'! We <,: an stan with several immediate steps 46 oz . l fb .' 100 count •1•• Blue Bonnet 2' lb. Tray " PORK & BEANS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.2/53' gal. RICH 'N' READY ORANGE DRINK ............ ~ ••••••••••••••••••. 89c TEA BAGS ••••••••••••..••••••••.•••••••••••••• 51.19 ROAST BEEF•••• ;:~::~~ •••••••••• ,•••••• .-........ 99' 48 en!. TENDER LEAF 12 oz . ARMOUR �The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 31, 1978 .Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sporll Editor :\P.W. YORK 1UP II - Hey . Dock, Phil Unz says you're stealing his stuff. ktcking up all that fuss on the bus , bot he 's glad to hea r 10u didn 't finish off the whole thing with a li llie "Flight of tho Bwnblebee" on I'Our harmonica " If he 'd hi11·e done that," Linz says, spea km g of Dock Ellis' r~.•ccnt rebcl!wn on the team bus that got him into hut water with Texas Hangers' Manager Billy HWlter . "he woulcl 'l'e bluwn m: on!~ clcmn til ~ame . How could he do a bus trick, l!l~ thtlUJ.lh 'J Tha t's number ." I.mz pla~ed for thret' clubs durmg his seven seasons 111 the lliHJOI'S.the Yankees. Phillies and Mets. earning the nickname ·Supt•rsub" bfrauSl' he w(j s always fill tng in for someone or other Alth<1ugh 11 has becu 10 1·ea rs no" since he quit basebalL hes sl1ll remembered best for the run-111 he had wit h Yankee \ tanager Yogi lll•rra on the team bus during the 1964 season. ~ '"' .a decade later. another bus passenger , Dock F:llis. has managed to mfunate his mana~er the same wa~· l.inz did although F. IllS chose an entirely di fferent method. l.1n 7 got Berra hot by playmg "Mary Had a Unle l.a111b " on hts harmomca. That tr()kpla ct- m Chicago on the Yankees' bus ngh1 al(('r th<•y had lost four in a row to the White So ~ . F: l11s lll<Jde lluntl'l' 's blood bod when he stood up on the team bus 111 ~llnneapnhs last Thursday and urged the rest of the Han~ers to brea k the mana ~er's rules regarding the c1msum ptl0n of alcoholic beYerages. 1\ro of hiS players got out of hne. after hal'ing a litt le too tlluch u, dnnk on a Sea!lle to :.linneapolis OighliOda)'S ago, so Hwner sa1d there would be no more drinking on plane fl t~ hts or 111 the bars of hotels whe re the fu111gers stayed. As th+..• Rang+..•rs' player representative , those nrw rules of Hunter' s upset Ellis. They upset him so llluch, he gut up in the bus Thur')tb~ ;tnd told his teammates to forget about the new !'ult:!-1 l.1stemng to Ell1s, Hunter fe ll he eouldrl'tta ke anymore . ··sn down and "ih ut up,· · h es::~id to h1s pitcher . D<X'k F:llis' feelings were hurt by that. t-Ie •·:tiled llunte r "a Hiller" and said "he ain 't gonna make n11 outta me:· larn psh~H1+..' l\nowmg Bil lI' Hunter 25 vea rs, f can assure Dock Ellis that suc h i.i th1ng nevt>r even enter ed his manager's mind. Billy Hunter has all he ca n do to rake up all the leaves in his backyard \1ak.Jng lampshades are completely out of his line . Ellis, who resigned as the Rangers' player rep , insiSts he's entitled to hts P"rsunal opi nion. He's absolutely right , but b)' the sam<· tokt·n. llunter is entitled to his also , and it looks to me as 1f Ellis c"uld he losi ng sig ht of tha t fa ct. I.mz agn•es " lthmk Hunter has every rtghtto do what he did, " says the fon nrr utiltt! Infie lder, now operating a successful midtown disco cal led Koata1ls. "We were allowed to drtnk on the plane when I wa s with the Yankees and it led to fi ~hts a num ber of l llll +..'S " "The t111ng between Yo~i and 111e on the bus didn't have anythmg to do wiU1 dnnkmg, though . It wa s JUSllha! he wasn't a rnus1c lul'cr and he told me what I could do with the hartnonll·a . If I played 1! better, he rnight've perm itted 1l ." laughs L1111. "Looking ba (·k," I can 't blame Yogi for hiH'ing gotten as up>el w1th me as he did. We had come into Chicago two-a nd-ahalf garnes nut of fir>1 place and we walked ou t six -a nd-a-half games bock The day af~r llle ep tsode on !lle bu s I went to Yogt and told hun he was right and I was wrong. He said, 'I gotta f1ne )OU.' and I satd ·that 's fine_'" Tht• Yilnket•s f'ame ba ck to win the pennant that yea r and some felt the bu' 1n c1dent was the catalyst that turned it all ar ound for them . M<:1ybe thf..' same thmg will happen with the H.an ~e r s ., ·· J l·an 't s<:J} unt> way or the otht:r about that ," Linz says . not t:\en sure we won m '64 because of what happened on ' 1'11 1 t)l{• bus But we did Will 28 uul uf 32 right after that and we won lht' pennant by nne g ame ,~~ maybe lt did have somet hing to do With It "We pia~ ed the ('ardmal s 10 the Wor ld Senes and after w~ lost l<• them. Yt,gt was fired _That's one thing l'rn still sorr) for . · Linescores Mo110r L ea gu e R e~ ull ~ Bv Unt1t>d P re5~ l nternnhonal Nal•onal Leagu e 11 ODO 001 003 .J lfl 1 000 .J.OO Q .!~ ' II C P j;l(•uS( I('l 11- r •" d t' J• · { a nd f.'10fof "" otp· r •_ lo<" nO N it·<o ? 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E1 I JljfJ Aor hon .n t• '! . o ro fj ~ 001000001' Bo• r P,- Q(•fi t(JL nu t1P s fi"Mt 7 ~ Surging Red Sox keep on rolling Ohioans will vote on·138 school ·levies on June 6 !E DITOR ' S Ohioans will NOTE : tm 138 (ti Cal S<'htHJI lev ies in th•· Junr 6 Vdtt• primary cll:<: liun w1d sehoul offll'ia ls i11 26 districts say Ht·m~ their S('hu.nls will close before l:lddt>d a run-scoring L11dian:t~ 5, Yankt'l'S 1: the end uf the ye ar if the si ngle m the sixth . Ri ck Wi se broke a perso na l lJ Pl Spurts Wrltfr levies are rejer·ted. Fulluwlng In other Amencan ! .eetguc th rL't'-go mt• l11sing streak b~ Denms Etkersle1. who " is the lith article is a series ul throwing a fnur4l itter while ~ +..'ar ago stru ck c• ut 12 ga mes. Milwauk ee edge d ·prt'·l! lt:r tiun di sp at rht~s in Califc,rnia Angels 111 hurling a Oak land . 2-1. Detroit stop ped Buddy Bell and Wayne Cage " 'hi ch UIJ) 's Ruscrilary Baltimore. 5-2. Cleveland .-,trokNl run-scoring singles in no-hitt+.•. r fnr tht' C'leye land Armau recaps the school dumped New York , 5-t. a two-nm si xth to help the Indians. trl{'(1 again lu(•sday finan<'ial situatio n a(~ fiJSS the C111cagn top pl ed Cal tfornia. 6Tri bt• down New York . Ch ri s - he strUL·k ou t fin· while 2. ar.d Mmnesota sh ut (I Ut Cl uunbli ss homered for the state.) sc<:~ tt ermg e1gh t hits to lead Yank ee run . t.he surging Bo:;t(lll Red &1x to Tex as. 2-Q. By Rt•semary Armau a .f..{l victory o\'rr the TnrontCI Whi te S.•x 6, Angl'ls 2: Rn·wl'rs 2, A's 1: United Press International Chet l.emon and l..amar Blue Jays . Don Monry"s run-scoring Ohioans will vote next June Joh nscm belted ronsecut ivc ·· I haren"t been sharp w1th Si ngle snapped a 1-1 tie in the 6 on 138 lo('a l levies for new homers off Fra nk Tanana. 8111y ve lnC' itr. ·· sa1d sc•t·c nth and Mike Caldwell. 5sc hool taxes and will decide 2, in the third inning to power E:ckersley . "But strik eouts :1. went t he dis ta nce 111 in atleast 26 of Uwse distncts C l1icagntn its fourth stra ight arc som ething to talk about. stopping Oakland on eight whether children will be in 11i n. W1lbw· Wood. with se1en Ma\ be I'll win 20 this year hit s to lead tile Brewers. mnings of W(lrk . raised his classes for a fu ll fall term. and the batters won't see the Tigers 5. Orioles 2: Offic ial s in those 26 fa stball." Roo kie St eve Baker , r·eco rd to 5-l . districts asking for passage Twins 2, Rangers 0: Ri ck Burleso n stroked a mak mg o nl~ hi s seco n9 emerge ncy lev1es. Geoff Zahn and Mik e Mar- of leadoff homer in the fl'r st appearan ce of the year , 1nc ludin g Cle ve l and, shall combined to nutQuel inning and drow in <:~ sixth· allowed three hits over seven Co lumbu s, Par ma, a nd Ferh 'llsnn Jenkins and gil'e tnrun g run Wlth l:l s£~.c rifi ce fly tnni n~s cwd Aureli o Barberton, say that without to pa ce the Red S~x . winners R«iriguez belted a \W{)-('Un. ttw Twin.s a shutout over the .,f 10 of. their last II garnes. p1 nch-hil hom er that enab led Han ger s. Mik e Cubbage more tax money, schools will Dwight f.l'ans added his fifU1 Detroi t tn end a seven-game drove in ont\ rWl wi01 a sin !-(le close before the end of the and the other scored on a year. homer 111 SIX games and Jt~r ry losi n~ stre:Jk . In other di stri cts, levy double-play grounder . rejections will mea n teacher lay o ff s. pr o gram curtailments and the end of sports and other activities. A 9.9 mill, five-year levy is being sought in Cleve land, th e stale's lar~est school district with 110,000 students. It ha s been teetering for a year on the brink of financial collapse and shutdown . Ordered to remain open by By ~HHK FRIEDMAN Matthews' homer sinks Reds, 4-3 By DAVID MOFFIT !,;PI Sports Writer AT I.AI\TA tUPI I - Gar\' Matthews hopes Tu esda ;· mght's ga me-winning home rw1 means h•. 's broken out of the slu mp that has plagued him since he ca me off the 111 j uq list The Atlanta Braves outfielder had four horne runs in the Braves fir st six games, then wa s out uf action for five weeks after he disloca ted his shoulder in g£t me seven while div ing for a fl y ball . lle got ba ck In U1e lineup II days ago and saw hts average drop from .381 to .218 before he led off the llfill om of the 10th Tuesday night with a towen ng dn\'e nv rr the c-enterfield fenc·e that gaw the Braves a 4·3 \i ctorv (tVf.' r the Cincinnati Reds. · ·· 1 would have been happy with any sort of hit at Uutt JMnt ." sai d Matthews. " f had really been stru g~ lin g the last week . I was ll-for -1:1 before tbdt ho)ner and when you go !i ke that ~·o u can really 1;1,ct down on yuursclf. " I didn 't ('\'en ge t a stnk~ louk at when Ph1lly was in th1s past weekend . I had been swinging at nothi n~ but bad pJtrhcs . l hope this brings HH: out of 1t. '' M dtth~w s getting t.o b<1t UJ again was just as b1g a surprise as his sixth home rWl of llle season . The Bra1·es were trailing 3-2 with two outs 111 the bottom of ti1e ninlll when Reds Manager Sparky Ander so n outsme~r t t! d h11nself . With Howland Office on fir st with the potential ty mg rWl. Andersn n decided to se nd 111 lefU1ander reliefer Da\'e Tomlin in hopes Braves Man;1ger Bobby· Cox would use a pinch baller for lefthanded hittin g Bria n Assclst ine . " I didn 't wa nt Asse lslme to hit ." said Anderson . " I was playing U1e percentages ." Cox sent Cito Gaston to pi nch hit for Asse lsti ne and he came through a single UJ advance Office to second. With sw1tc h-hillmg Biff Pocoroba next up. Ander son rna dt• cw olht'r chan ge, sendin g ln righ t-hander Doug !lair who ha s been the Hed s lJ! p rt'l id pitcher tlus season. " I wanted Pocoroba b ~tt 1n g right·handed an d, anyw<:~y, I wanted my best reliever tn there at that point,'' said Anderson. P<K·oroba. who hitd been hittmg only .225 from the n ght s1dc. messed up that bit home . "I wouldn't have had it any other way," said Cox. ··When you '\'e got two outs in the last of the mnth and are down by a rw1, you \ ·e got lu go for it. You're got to make them try to thro w you out. " Griffey 's throw had Office heat by at lea st 10 fee t, but it too k a high hop and catcher Don Werner missed the wg. allowing Office to score the tyin g rw1 " I knew the U1row had rne beat ," sa1d Office. " I was surprised when I was wa ved in." But Anderson fi gured the Rl-ds' l lt o:o:;t l'ostly play was bil ck 10 the th ird when a bad throw by Dave Concepcion c<>;t them a double play an d enabled th e Braves to score two run.., , "We should have gotten out (If thot inning without any rimnage and then all U1at later stuff wouldn't have 1nr.tttcred," said Anderson. Gary MHtthews was glad they didn 't. BEARS SIGN SHEAHER CHICAGO 1UPI) - The Chi ca go Bea rs Tuesday sig ner! sever a l play ers, including No. I draft pick Bra d Shear er of Texa s, winner of the Outland Trophy as the outstanding lineman in college football in 1977. '!Wo other draft choices were signed - No. 7 pick Herman J ones . a wide receiver fr om Ohio Slate, and lOth round pick Ben Zam biasi, a lineba cker from Ci NJrgia . SAN DIEGO I UPI 1 - The San Diego Padres sent Bob Davis to the club's triple-A team m HHwaii Tuesday and reca lled catc her Dave l(nberts. Hobert!; wa s sc heduled to jni h ti1e club in Los Angeles U•day when the Padres faC€ the Dodgers. POI\TIA(' , Mlt'h . I UPI 1 ('oac h Monte ('la rk ha s s 1 ~ned vr tf• rtln former Detroit !.inns wide rece 1ver I ~rry W(llton, it player cut last sea son by Clark's prl'th.: ~.:~: s:,o r . it was (Jf strtJtc~y by npping a slllgi c Nf't• v o r~ Hl' noerson ~ ~ ~ St t<• righ t field . Although 1 out'> Hendr 1c ~ 4 str ong-ormed Ken Griffey ) tlr l f rr1n 000 000 100 1 ) 2 - - - - - - - - - - carne up with th e b;tll an no unt·1·Ll Tuesdt.l)' . 1' OU'i 000 000 000 0 5 0 1\o oth er le<tm pt cked Oet 070 107 00 ' 1 S 1 1 I quH'k ly, third ba se coa ch ~ nr•ppl'r <lnd S d dt.' k. R .c harc:l Br tles I ,..l' rtr l •nC t 1.1 1 FI -nn To11 1 Bul'gess wa\·cU Offic+..· Walton up aft er Detr oit Jna F"..11dw •n w Knepper '7 B and Dr •n r:v·v Balo.N Hd\('r 1 L f.l ·( h.V d .t S waived hint and Clark . who B and Mti , N Bak.r r 110 1 l Br li P'> 1 .1 HR'r- Ot•lrool t«lk over when llud,peth was -:.n r• Dq o 000 000 00~ ? _, I L t. 3 ~ 10 1100 !O IJO R od r •Quet l fi n·d~t th('C"nd of last se.-t Sfm, f.'n '>mu <, !of'l1. F- fl'•!> ICben 17 Q {, ~ 00 1000000 I 81 feels Walton possibly can Lt·r• S ) p .l, n r r 8 Jnd 5.,.."1:'' STILL SIIOIIT M !l w 000 100 lOY 7 9 0 tr, o <J ~> t ana Yl:'aqt• r W ht:lp the k <:u n thi s season . Wtrl n Hr •avC'r lo (7 SO'ld ( 1-' t•oa rr• 'J) L F',l ~ rf\V !:. SCn CINC INNAT I <U PIJ - The L .t cev r I and Newman 'Jtl H~ '> L o<:. t..nqf' l r·s ('m cmnati Stingers sold 159 Crtldwe ll and Moon· W G<Hv •• v 6 L dCtov ro C.l!Owe ll 5 J L SO!oo3 ' l 1 season ticket' Tuesday to put SEA'ITIE I UP II - The the team 424 sea ts short of ns ( .ll •l 000 000 110 ') 8 7 Sca llh: Mo:tri ners Tuesday Amencan L ea gu e 01? liOO l.o: 0 DO l or 000 000000 0 AO en, 5.000-seat goal two days from sig ned \' t • t cr~n Tom lanand D Miller ! SI, Han Bo-. 100 10 2 oo ~ -1 11o deitdline. Paciorek, a fi r>1 baS<)man tPI! ! 8 • and rlumpnrr·v W OO<l (, ,Jr\> tn (O it•mi;ln '6 (lnd N tllougnby 18 ! ana Nn11 oro<1ny Those sales gave the World ond ltUtfleldcr, to iJ contract t. <o t""•bY EO r> r ';l f' 'f ,l n d F-- '..I<. W W W ood 1 4 ! L T ananil t8 E <W . ('( <, I(' y ~~ 1 l GMIIH\ Hockey Association cl ub a with the ('lass MA San Jose } · HR !. (h tc a~o Lrmor i -1 1, ' 2 -1 Hf.'~ Boc, l or1 Burlc•,on Johnc,o,., ~ Cvh fo r n •<t H uJII !<•ta l of 4.576 ticket' sold sin ce Mi ssHrn s <,f the Pddfic Coast r-; E viln <.. r l l i ph r ey i 1 the dri ve hegan . The club I ,cagut· . N "Y 000 000 100 1 J } The 21 0-p<lllll d Paciorek 000 010 010 I 8 I must mee l 4:1 league-im(XJscd ( lf · llt· 000 002 01 , 51 ?0 Ml!ln T q Jr o w L (l f • 16 <lnO T t' 'it " 000 000 000 0 6 0 dead linP of 5,000 by pi:-~~ L·d m 10 ~ames this Za h n. MJrc,hall (q .1nd IVun">or N ,<:.•· ilnrJ Has~c,- W Thursday, or fo ld . sea stHl with the Atlanta N yneqa r Jf'n k. tns. fv"ont 181. l'• .t, l! J l! l T,orow )J Sales eff orts will continue Bral'es and was hitting .333 HP <, Nr-w Y or• Chd m h ·'>'> Cl rvCidnd 9 and Sundbcr~ W Zailn 57 l Jcn -. .n s (5 Jl arnund-the-<·lock the last two before h(' Wi.I S give n his days of the ca mpaign. Bill ! 001 000 010 1 l 0 untunditJonal release . ' llle federa l judge directing school deS<)gregation efforts in Cleveland , the system is rWlning now on borrowed state money - nearly $31 million in advance state aid payment' - that will run out in JWlc. After that and without rl!venues fr om a new levy, Clevela nd schoo ls face sure closing. The 90 , 000 -s t ud e n t Columbu s Cit y Schoo l District, like Clevela nd faci n g co urt -o rd e r ed • desegrega tion busing this fall , needs an 8.8 mill threeyear lev y to keep its buildings open. Other city school districts in trouble include Pam1a, asking for a 6.7 mill levy ; Be llev ue in Erie County, asking for 9 mills, Barberton after 7.7 mills; Warren after 8.88 mills ; Tallmadge and Nordonia Hills. ·Three distri cts that closed for periods last fall are also in trouble again. In Portage Cou nt y, Roots town Local voters will decide an 8 mill emergency levy and James A. Garfield District voters will decide a 6.9 mill issue . In Allen County, officials of the Allen East District say they need a 7.75 mill levy . The Ohio School Board.! Association has warned that if local levies fail and the State Legislature doesn 't come up with - some . quick solutions, this fa ll will be worse than last year wben 15 districts shut down schools for between four and 'l/ days. A State Education Department survey warned that 11» dist rlct.'l may have to slillh UJCir school calendars this year . To forestall such calamity, Gov. James A. Rhodes has pro posed doling out a projected $58 to $85 mUUon state budget surplus next mon!ll in grants or loans to schools districts wi!ll mooey troubles . State leg islators are studying but probably will not soon act on legislation to help schools. In hearings this year, school superintendents wid th e legislat ors inflati9n, property tax rollbacks , pre judice against higher tax es and · unfunded legislative mandates were the so urces of !lleir problems. Many legislators, though, want superintendents to make program cuts and to improve their public relations in regards to levies. WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONERS 11.000 BTU 6,000 BTU AC116JA7A Reg . 126995 Reg. I439.U Rev . J!-49.t1 SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL 22900 1 12 ,000 BTU AH!IlAlA AH127A1D 35900 1 37911 5 Hurry While They Lasll Hurry While They Last! Washington :lan•uce Report illt·r B~ ~ ~~ The massive military intervention in Africa by the Sovirt Union and its Cuban henchmen should be of grave concern to all America ns. Nut on ly does it harm the cause of African racial justice, hu man rig ht s, and national in · dependence. but it also affects U. S. ;trategic interests and the future of Western Democracy . For centuries the Afrkan peop le have str uggled against co lonial rule to ~a in individual freedom and selfgovernment. The totalitarian Marxist regimes thal are being imposed by Cuban mercenaries using Sovi.et milita ry presen ce being built of action : up in the Horn of Africa - Tell the Soviets, in no threatens vitally important uncertain terms, eit her get sea lanes which the U.S. and uul uf Africa or for get Western Europe use to get progress in the SALT talks. most of th'eir oil In addition , - Stop. negotiating with the imposition of Marxist Castro for normal di plomatic regimes in one African state relations arid trade . after another jeopardizes the _..., Close down our mission fr ee wor ld' s •access to in Havana and the Cuban esse ntial raw materials such mission in W C~shin gton . as urani um . manganese , ·- Lend effe ctive support copper, chrom ium, cobalt , thro1,.1gh economic.: assistance gold , and industrial diamonds and military s upplies co mm it tin g which are not abundant in 1 with o ut American troops and perAmer i ca ~ The U. S. response to all sunncl 1 to those pro-western this has been little more than Afri ca ns who oppose the · a verbal reprimand while Cu ban furieS. - Pressure our allies in continuing to pursue detente anns deprive many countries with the Sov1ets. While Europe and our moderate on that co ntinent of libeMies Cubans have been marching friend s in the Middle East. recen tl y won. For the most throu gh Africa, the Ca rt er like Saudia Arabia, ~; gyp! , ha s and Iran, to help stop Cum· part , the Western powers Administration diplomatic munist colonialism. have sat idly by while the established - Enco ura ge and help the U.S.S.R has embarked upon mission in Cuba, allowed a new wave of imperialism . Castru to ope n one in moderate black majo rity in and sent Rhodesia to move toward It is estim ated that there W (J3~1ing ton , are now over 40,000 Cuban Commerce · Department true democracy and full combat troops tn at least 14 offi cia ls to Havana to explore racial equality. - Call on th e Free World Afri can countri es sti rring up potential trade activities. to apply an economic nations What does all this show' It trouble at Moscow's corn · mand . Most of the mi litary shows that the Russians are squeeze on the Soviet Union personnel are in Ethiopia and testing us at every point. and other tota lita r ia n Angola . Commu nist tr ained probing for signs of indicision Marxist regimes by attachin g and equipped guerrill as were and weakness . It shows the y " political co nditi ons" to responsible fo r the recent will take as much as they can trade and normali zation of mvasion of Zaire, and our get away with. It shows that relations . Neither the Sov iets nor intell igence sources already the Soviet Union ts not reall y th eir Cuban henchmen are mterested in peace or detente report that heavy Russian really that tough. Th eir 1 as we view it ), but choosing arms and Cuban milttar)' successes in Afri ca have been 1nstead, as Alexander advisors arc bein g sent to du e mainly to the weakness Solzhenitsy n warned, to usc Mozalnb1 que for terrorist and nai vete of U. S. foreign detente as a vehicl e to pursue operation s in n ei~ hb o ring policy. We ha ve been ha nding ambitions. 11 imperialistic Rhodesia. Their obj ective is the ('ontlnent to them on a shows tha t the Soviets only clearly to pr eve nt th e sil ver platter , and if we do not power and force, not respect democra tic pr ocess from wake up soon , we will pay vai n warnings or empty allowing peaceful transition dea rl y for it in the end. The word s. to majo rit y rule . Sov iet Union cannot ha ve it The Russians want it both The Soviet aggression is nul way s. and on their term s. both ways . some obscu re power play in an insignificant cornt•r of the M1Jseo w desires Western globe. Il ha s enormous im· trade , credi'l s. techn ology plica ti ons. The Hussian and further concessions in the SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On Jun e 12 there will be an opening for beginning and advanced Typing and Shorlhand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays or night classes . Both are being offered . ~ For •more information contact Lee E . Tyler , . ~46 - ~367 . No . 75 - 02 - 0~72 B Dr y Racine. 0. 5th & Pearl PINTO BEANS 0 H CRF ' ST OI-'E Wedne sday , May Jl thru June ) Rlgh1 Re ser v ed To L1m11 Shasla Quanr1fies We Gladly Ac ce pt Fed F_ood Stamps Monday lhru Fr i da~ 9 :00 ttl 7:00 #•llii 5a1urday 9:00 9:00 CLOSED · NDAVS 1111 CAN POP Brook s we·ve got what it takes to improve your home Nr-w Whtle lb . 15c TOMATOES lb . 39' s~b. $1 00 (assorted flavor s) CHARMIN TISSUE Armour 51 2 oz. can BANANAS 4'l8'xlfl'' MILL CERTIFIED 4 lb . $} 00 manufacturing showed incr eases with vehicle pr odu cers !»Slin g the lar gest gain - lB percent - followed by textile firm s with a 16 pereenl increase. 89' WIENERS •••.••••••••..•••.•••••••••••••••••••.•• Hon e y Loa! & Pepper Loaf lb $} COX PLYWOOD $795 SHEET . MARGARINE .......... :. 69 PARKAY 14 . , s lb ~ HEAD lETTUCE ...~~.~~. OHIO COLBY (by Pc.l LONGHORN 'HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO, 773-5554 Mason, w. vci. lb ...' 1•49 CHEESE ......~!~~~~ .'.~:. •1.59 l lb. 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FRENCH CITY FOOD PRICES THAT SAY II ECONOMIC UPTURN COLUMBUS I UPI l - April Ohio production payr olls in Ohio in April were up 10 percent over 1977 according to the Ohio Stale U111 versity Center for Business and Eco- ENROLL NOW! 17 oz. D IN Strategic Arms Limitations talks !SA LT) - While inslsti_ng on subverting non · Communist governments and imp os ing pro -Marxist regimc!;j by overt coercion.· What should Amer ica n response be'! We <,: an stan with several immediate steps 46 oz . l fb .' 100 count •1•• Blue Bonnet 2' lb. Tray " PORK & BEANS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.2/53' gal. RICH 'N' READY ORANGE DRINK ............ ~ ••••••••••••••••••. 89c TEA BAGS ••••••••••••..••••••••.•••••••••••••• 51.19 ROAST BEEF•••• ;:~::~~ •••••••••• ,•••••• .-........ 99' 48 en!. TENDER LEAF 12 oz . ARMOUR �l- The Daill' Sentinel, Muldleport-P<rnerny, 0 ., Wed.neMay, .. -.-.-.----· -----------~~------~~ ~---~ Racine alumni banquet and dance .held Saturday Class of 1958 III hosts reunion II Twem v.rune members vf the P01nero1 HJgh School ci«ss ol !958 altended thetr 20th reunwn at the Alwnn1 As.soc14ltun bdnquet at Metg; HJgh Sd>ool ,,.,turdal mghl and then went to the Mttgs Inn when:' they '-''t>rt- Jumf:"d b)' guests fur a ~eHogether . Man) of the ~ ra d uates had nut seen each tJtht'r for lht' past 2V ) eo r; The rt l urn ol S T Johrl.>on ol Boston Ma "' was ol spe<:u.J mterestlt! the ~ruup DurJn~ the evenmg griJUP pl l'lun: ~ Y. t:n; Lakt'n of the graduat es At tht: Mt'l g.~ Inn l'IJrn mun!(:ettwns 'A t'fc n~~d frurn Hun ond Annc. .~1urrd ~ Russell. Dons lrnlooden r •Jrd. Elatnt House . and Dtcl< Het· Tcdch~rr.; ~t opplnll 1n t-:..~ ton vtsll With the group mcluded James Diehl , \ir and ~·1~ Charb Ctbbs..\I "' ~lo'V~ Husted . Mt ss Htlen Smlln . and Eval tne Teaf ord ontn1m.~:.1 GrttdUiltr!l bcmquet "ere F lo ren ce Bearh.s , Ed Bune) , Tom Brw·n. Glen Cectl, \ 'tdue Clork Shrel'e ..~udr e) Cunn· tngham Ktmzel. Pam· Duugla> Arnold . Jerr) E Ftdds. Jack E Follrvd. Tum Cdrnes. Mart·1a Gruest' r Arnold . Mr and Mrs Rvdnt1 Spencer. Huger- W H1st1i. Ann Icenhower S.rmtz. S T Jotmson. Ron Mart m. Pal \ eu tzhng . ll'tlma Ohlmger Mrvd , Carolyn Ptu lhp> Sur· laee : R4t hel Ruu.>h Borman . Sa m Russell. Robert Slaek. Wll lt am Sterrett . J oh n Stnekland. Dan Struble. Fa 1 Tiwrnas O.,Weese. and Dor;; Wells Ww;lyard Purehastng a ltckel but unable lu allend ~a s Bartoo Campbell Tum Getrne~ tro veled t~ hrthes t corntng fr om L\;nYer. Colo .11arua Arnold 'tileD chcurperson for the t>\ 'f.'nt tnt- L~L'RA HO(J\'ER RECEIVES SCHOLAR· SHIP - Laura Ell en H0<11·er. dau ghter uf '1r. and Mrs . Wendell Hoover. Ji'964 RU<·ksprings Rd .. Pomeroy. has rt'{'t'in·d a schola rship to all<'nd lhe School of Music at the Ohio Sial<' L'nil'trsi t)·. Lau"' is graduatin g from Meigs High School on June 6 and 10ill enroll at Ohio Sial<' otXI autumn M"itb trombone a.s ber major instrument. While allending Meigs Hi gb School , she has bt'tn a member of the Jazz band , lhe concert band . pep baud. S)'mpbonic baud. wind ensemble. marching band . choir madri gal si.ngrrs and girl's t'USem· bit . RACI\E -Owr lll alwnnt and guests attended the an· nual R4t mr Htgh Schuol Alumm bdnqutt and dam"e st<Jged Saturda) m<hr m th< Suulhern Ht gh Seh oul aud.Jtonum H t~hlt~hts vf the reunwn m· el uded the presenl<l llon of the 13th annua l Paul H. C..r· nahan Memunal ~kholarshtp uf $500 lu Jea n Rtlehharl whu resldts 1n S~Tac~ wuh her grandmother. Mrs . Mildred Hermie)'. and lhe ol rro ~·mng Cheryl Rose berry as alwnn1 queen . Mtss Roseberrl' ts the daughter of \1r. and Mrs. C<'Ctl Roseberry Other can· didates •·err Loretta Huls· mger . Km1 Tarlur. and Chery l Wt!son. Jai·k Bosllck. Alumni Aswctalwn seeond \'Jt e·prestdenl. presented the quetn candtd.ate!'! cmd LT UY.11ed the queen B~rb.arCI Plen·f: Clnnounted the re<:'iptenl of the scholar· ~tu p i:l a·ard. The Jn \"Ul'CH.Jon pre<:-edtng the dtnm·r was ~ 1 \"e n by ~1r s . \t i:ixlnt' ll'tngell wllh the wcleome by the as;,o('Jallun prestdenl. Barbdra Dugan Mrs Eileen H. Harnhn uf th€ d as. of 1953. was guest spe aker and talked un ·Teachtng ts Tense ... Mrs. Hamlin IS " SpaniSh le•c·her al the Central Junior Htgh School at Greenwtch. Conn . She •·as mlrvdut ed by Mrs . IJbby Ftsher. thtrd \'Ice president. Recugmzed and presented gtfLS were Ann Coe. class of 1910. the oldest graduo te at· tendtng : Charles Spencer . Anna Maria. Fla.. the one traveling the larthesl. Mr. and ~1rs . ~orrnon Roush of Gardeners beautify cemetery LETAR T FAU.5 Plant· mgs Wt'rt· rnadt i:ll t he l..ttdrt ~' ail s Ce meter;. lo.st wt tk tn conJunl'lton wtlh the Bend 0 lht K! Vtr Carden Clut; ·s prrr Je<:l uf cemet ery beduttftt·o- and Clifford Ht ll sprayed the tree; at the cemeter) A mee llng wa s held follow· m~ the cerneter) work at I he hurne uf Mr.s Cros;, wtth :'>Irs 1\'mgett as the hostess. Mrs . There was a session one Wes t gave the del'ulwns ond et:o lo~ y wt lh repollt n~ pla nLI '1 " Carpenter had the cl ub betng the topic dtscussed . Thank YOU note> wtll iJe pra~ er Fur r oll call memt>trs exchanged plants . ~~n t tv tho!l.t.' "ho donated twn Member> ltlled the lour Iorge urns •llh eolorfu l planLI. lnrnr ned the ~ ra "" around the planter;, and tn· s'tdlled a ne• ~Ia;; frame e,round lht: ltsllng uf donor~ uf dvKwM C::tnd n<J W~nng cr~b t r ees pla nted ol the cemetery Wurklnl:! 1Jn tht proJ.ecl wt re .\1n AndrtY. Cru~~ .. Mrs James IJtehl. .\ lr; . Esther West. ~l r; Wilson Carpenter . \Irs Bert Grurun . Mrs fluth Aarmtz , and Mrs . ~:mesl W tn~e tt. Flowers fur the proJect were donoted b) Hubbard ; Greenhouse at S1raeu.>e . Solis :\1arket at :1-!o son and Arlhur Hill of Lel<lrl Fa lls Andrew Cross joint anniversary celebration hosted An open house 1n eelebra· lion ul the 40th weddmg an · rlJ\'t r~rle !-:. of Mr. ond Mrs Wilham T. Grueser and Mr and Mrs . Carl Brannan was held SlUldal' at the Grueser home . Grant St. Hosltng the allatr were Mr. and Mrs . Don Grueser . Akr•m. and ~ r . and Me> . \l ll·hael Ger l• c h. The Grut~ r~ we re marned un Ma1 31 , 193a, and the Bran· ATTE'\D BA'IQ LF:T All m c·htldren of \lr •nd Mrs Wtlll arn Aull ottendt-d the \l tddleport Htgh SchiJ<JI C::t lumm banqutt Tht ~ r o up <.:IJO~t~t~ 11f GC::tr! Ault. SprJn~ltel d . r tlesl4 Bu.,h. Ko) IJJI::'an . JJotnnL~ Ault. Perry Aull ond .\l errt Aull They wert' jiJ!nt:d f<Jf tht' dm nt r and dlinri· U~ Hun ! JJ~on . Sand\ h ·nny\C.hltt . r·anll Ault: u .d \ 'lf' kl Wr,l ft . non~ on :.1Dy 22. 19313. Huby and er) sla l appoint· '.4'Cre used un tht ser\'· m~ table whtch featured . a deturcted llt~ red coke <tnd a floral arrangement , gtfl of Mr and ~ r> . Cia\' Tuttle . The tt~kt: wa~ ~ rvt>d. with punch . rm nl> and nu ts The l't'l t: tJ r(j tJn~ co uple~ wure cur· ~ ~e~ and boutunmert ~ Clnll • ere presented ~i lLS and car•i \ rnen~ ~IJnf' ASSISti ng ~· tth the Serving were Mr:,. Grutser and :--1 r~ Sunpson . '11r and Mrs. Vtrgli Hamm . \1rs. Graee Ha• ·iey. Branndn ·:, S l ~ ltr :,, Mr ~ . .\ 1tss Mildred Ha• Icy . Mr. Clyda Allen sworth . Mrs . and Mr> .Mack Ste•·arl , Mr . Rubert J•y. Mrs Susan and Mrs . A.>a J ordan . Mr . fulw lings , and Mrs. Gerirude ond Mrs. Fteldmg Hawkms, Miller. Mr. and Mrs . Clay Tuttle. Mr. Allendmg the t •lebrauun and Mrs . Bud Wilson , Mr . and were Mr . and Mrs. Hobert Mrs. Carl Huach and Dann, Jay and Ma n • nne Wovdgerd. Mrs . Gertrude Mtlltr , Mr. Culwnbus : Ken ~ 1 chola s and and Mrs. Mtllard Wt lder· William Reynoltl.l, Mtthigan : mulh, Mr. and Mrs . Edwo rd Mr . and '>l rs . Terry Ohlinger. Eva r~ 1 Mr cmd Mrs . Tum Duncan r alls: Mr . •nd Mrs Bowen. Mrs. Al!<.>t Robeson. HKhard R4whngs and Totl1· Chester Mom s. Mr and Mrs. my . Ma:;on . W. \" a. ; Mr Clnd .James Brewtngton . Mr. t~n d ~1 rs Wendel l Gerlo ch, Mrs. Mtehael Stewa rt , Chm Chtlhtolhe : Mr and Mrs and Jared, Helen Reynold;. F:lrner Grueser , Pomt Plea· Mr . and Mrs. George Glaze , sant . W. Vo : Delma Housh. Mr and Mrs. R4 ymond Cole. Galltpol~; ; Mr s. Stella Mrs. Clyda Allensworth . \1r Gruese r, M1ss ~Jnt~ RlL~sell , and Mrs. Howa rd Oatley. Mr. \1r and Mrs Bradford !>laag . and ~1rs . Arthu r Nease. Me>. \1r and Mrs Hobert Hoberls. Clanrl' Erv.·m. Taro ami Htldo Schm oll. Mr . ond \1rs Al»un Gerlac h. of llw Honald Ht ynulds. E.> ther .\ltddlcpo rl·Putneroy area . Perfect attendance records noted GtiL>I<Jr perlect attendanr t dunng th~ p<:~ ~t :-ear v.ere ~H .\ented ! tJ ;, tr'·ral mtrnt..lt!r~ at th anrJUCi l J.ll' nw <1llhe iJhi'J F:l4 Phi Choplcr c,l r.l.d St~:Jrlo Pl11 h•·ld Tue;da) rul:'ht i:il tllt hiJfut: 1;f ~l r!:. /J l!J an ,\ h,I(Jrt H~<r~ el\ !n ~ th ~lfL". \4t.•rt \ld urL\ha '\tiYJn. po·rfel"\ dt· IY!ir!ont"t' lrJr thrf•1· ~~i:ir !:.. Ohlmger. Sherne A!JIXIll . Bn:nda Ha ggy , e:tnd CariJI Cru Y~ fJurmg tht mettmg d ltavt: uf i:l b)t'fi<.:t was granll•d to IJvnnd D(Jwltr'" ,\1rs. Rt'cvt~ a.1ked fur the members to gJ ~'t htr mfurrnatron fur prtf· grarn.1. ond Sonyo Ohlinger noted thc:it rn.;tead uf a noat . a l' '"l wt ll he ust:d lor the r q :: atla P<Hadt entr} \ ' on ,,u~ C:H 'tl vltu.· ~ thruugh .~tw Ji ~ K 1:1 ·n·~. [ s;nm1· l~Jd· "!Jr. t ,:,t h ~ ( · urrunu J ~ ~ o S1Jn~ --------- Smith family I I : Social : reunion held The lomily ol Mr and Mrs : Calendar I 1\'dliarn fred Smith, Sr. ~ ather ed THUt.'>IJA Y ~,'. A.' of,f-. /J \ }. ('HAVJ'f-,1{ r~~ j ..-· "Jt HJf: E~ \t ,.. rn i , ,..., 1,1, . )'t;: · 1 ·r 'JP·\ v-~, · '·o' ;,,;, ""~ar ttl"Jr 'J.f::nt:. ·l! ~·t trJ J' ..- ' ~f"I: .Y. tt t l#f"j 'J>· ·; ·;·· jr l lt:: : d' U~~: 'l•l-llfr'' '.'ld .,~ ,r _,, J ~"rti p !t f ' ftlf)~ y ~ L L'~ ' Hr. ; ; . 1' A..·..,·,·~ d1 rrut'•·• ' ,• .~id· ' ) ~f r;ff'J '.j rt~ ·, 1 r_r1rr 1- f-. s• llJ~'' ,l d' . . .: '. ·•,•· ( .J,..- ~ J.rr ~ r 1r. '' '1 1; n- r.id .• •· ... r l •.' ., ')'""' 'J fd ~,. j 1;f ttw · :.•· ~" t '"~ "· · · ·.t -1 _. I I•·Jp•·r". .., · • ! 1 <:J''J~,~ t · . ~o~··j• ·'~ at the horne of Mr and .Mr., , H<A>trl Duckworth of .lftddler>Jrl, Sa turday lor a farnll ~ reum un ;md CIIUkout Altend10g were Mr snd >1rs Eu gene Sllltlh and d uJdrt:n Ctnd ) . John , Tun· m:• . .\1C::trk . and J v~t.' ph , and Hnon Su1 tt._.r :Ar cmd \ir ~ rr .. d Huffrn an. H~:H: rh . fJc.'>ld end 'farm . and J~n Hu< k, Mr and .M" .\1 1' e ll ol· fmcr th'"' hr,:r,L\ and HltJr ~wn , fJ.hbby Mr ond .\1 r."l .~kvt: fuY.k . Mr dHd .\i n , /..~.: •; ~ughmar , and ~rJrJ J1•ffrt) i:lw1 .'11r at•'1 !v1r!-. WII!Jt:t rn r fl:d SmJtn Sr IJf ltw MHJ· Jlt:Jhrt <:1 n:o .\.t r i:J nd ~r1 r.. , )rruth ;;nd , t11ldrtn Tlt!e:t K.o) Antn1;r,:, ~.ru 1 SHI!OTI'il, Of'. ATil GOI.D I HL'; l; i'l ~. ;. uffrJuty f.JJlumLu.'. • I' J v JJJ r ... fJH lt:tr 'SIJrJt or,rj h lil-'lj; !fJ(jf, whrJ h&d f IJftllhaJ,rj '+r~rJ on autr. uw bJ I.. ~ ~mrlt1:t ,,._br Dec·ember • ·ere planned Jondl Haptonstal l. soc ial c omrnltt~e r ht~ 1r m a n. pn:s.:nt~d 1dea~ fur crenL., durmg the next )'ear. A report on the lund.> m the servtee cole~o r) •as ~1ven by Peggy Stout , who received the award fur the Gest cultural reporl ol the year . The Metgs County Fatr wurk .:,c.:hedult:.· was d J st· us~ ~u and ll wa s nolL-d by Mr> . ,Ohl· mger that members wtll be wurkmg Tuesday and Thu"· day all do)' and Salurdii)' rnurnmg. The c ul t ural report presen ted hy Kay Wa lker and Jilll.twn was on karate wttll the Metgs Count) Cl ub gtvtng o deu10nstratwn. Hostesses for the pi<:nll· were the lus11165 anenda nte team rnern ~ rs . ,---.-- ------------·, .. I Updike's life topic I ! for Literary Club I The life •nd works ol Johr Updike, conSidered one ol lhe ~:~ rea t es t eo nt Prnp orary '.'.Tilers. was dtsc u.ssed bv M1ss Susan fleshma n, Metgs IJIJrana n. at the Wednesdav 111eelut~ of the Middleport IJlerary Club . Held at the hvrne of Mrs. HoiJerl l'tsher , the mee ting rnorked the last of the d ub until fall. 111 her ta lk. Mtss T'leslunan tnen tiuned "Hair btl Hun ", "M•rry Me " . and The Couples" as bemg among Upd ike 's bwks. She noted that he em ploys " style of wn ling whH.:h bnngs more lllt!i:imng into the eorrunun everyday thin gs vi life wntmg m mmule detail with deleg•n l descnplwns. MisS Fleshman sai d thai he JS eon· stde red the short story liiurelle. Mrs . Ftsher tha nk ed M1 ss Fl e s h ma n t~n d presented her w1th t~ g1ft frorn the cl ub . GuesLS were Na 11cy Cook ul Philadelpht• , and ond Mrs. Huth F:uler, MtddltJ><H'l !Jowers lor the cemeten . \1r.> . Cross appomled M ~s. Carpenter , ch~lrm C:In . . Ir s Dteh l. and Mrs. W. 0. &rmtz lu the numJO<:.~ t mg eurn m1 t t et: . An mutatwn was read lrum the \'e Olde Vtllage Carden Club Jnvt l l n~ members to ollend the an· nua l spnng nower show of the dub. Jun e 4 and 5. Mrs. Cros;, • ·as awardt>d a n bbon lor her lrJ 3 c.rri:ingeme nts . ~ex t meelmg wtll be at the home ol .\I rs . Carpenter lfl June wi th l'il eh member to take a fiJ\'onte Clrrt~ ng ernent. ~ r.) . Wmgelt LtSStstt.td bv \1 r s Cr oss served ref rt·shmt.:nl'J . Celebrate annzversary ~fr and Mrs . John Wtl ham Slobarl celebrated their 40th w~ddm~ a nnt\·cr:so:~ry Ul Col· urn bus on May 28. They were rnt~rn ed in Oklahom• Ctly , Okla . by the Rei' Fro nk Cross 111 the UnJtt•d Brcthern Church . Mr . Stuba rt Js al'ltng lociun• sler at the Hactne Locks ond Dan and Mrs. Stobarl IS a bea uli · elan with Ka1·' s Salon m Mid· die port. Th~y ha l'e three da ugh t e r s, Mrs . Pa l Emble ton , :-lew Haven: .Ill'S . Margie Ann Wulle. Tuppers Platns. and Mrs. Rel'erll' J u Cw mm ns. Raclnt' ; s~ven gra ndehildren. Ene. F:r111 Jo and Heather Em bleton. l"'ri Ann and Bruce Wullc, and Jo111e; Mt ehael ond Jvdi CuJnmu1s. Tunlcr , Havt•rJswnod , W Ve~ : Mr <tllll Mrs. Wlll!mn Stt:wlirt, 1\thesn : Mr. Wid .\1rs. Kf·n Kone('ek. l'i l l"l!lit. Alllcns: S"rah Spencer. M" ' "'' · W. Vii .; Sut• ( 'ui'LIS, J.or ;w1 : Mr . 1: ; i.Jrlllll J!aY JS, [;H Jhpolis; Mt· and Mrs. Charles J•wcll , Nc·w IIHvcn, W Vo .: M r . ontl Mr.'i . ~ ;t' or ~c Thci!itJ, Belpre; alll l ls;dtel Wilson. Colurn bus. WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? <Hid Mrs. ll<Hllll' l'r.,fftll , Bondville, Ill: IJot't Br;nlfo nl, !JndoJ Vvttfll'li.! . .Join t W! •st. , PH!rl't!. s·ec.:retary-t rt:i;i ~U rc r. DiJVJsburg. 1'v11 cil .: Mr. and Gal lipolis Business .College 15 oHenng ttl~ accre<~ited Heuntun dasses of J:flB , Mrs . (;uy Wol fe. Sallllu.sky: program of class work l!i'.JJ, 193a, 1943, 1948, and 195:) ].()rena Dail y, Bla r klwk: Mr. you ' re required to Wt.! re n .-<.:ogmzed . and Mrs . Hwhard 1-l arnmmld , comp lete for laking the Out -uf·lown grad uates and Blackli ek: Sharon lltddl c·. Ohio State Exam ination their guests t~tt cndm ~ were M t~r."i, Po .; Mr . ond Mrs. co mplete in only 12 :-.orma n and Wtlma Styer , Wtlbur Huller, Ak rcHt ; Mr. wt.•C k\ Cla s' t-J cg •n s June Wt~ t e rford ; :'v1r. ilnd .~ rs. cmd Mrs. Gary(ilh!Js, Mas1m , 12 . For more intormation James Harden, London: Be l· W. VJ .: PFC JMnt:s HoiiiJ<HJ , con tact Lee E. Tyler , 446t1· Krider. Colum bus; Mr . Ht. Polk , I.<J .: Mr . and Mrs 4367 . a'nd Mrs. [)a le Smilh . Mrs. Wayne Howard , Sllelhy, N. No. 71 ·0'1 . 0472 8 Oli ve Wolfe, Jes.ste Childers. Joann Dobhms, Bil l Dan iel l, Don na Hunt . Wilma Sayre; Mr. andM rs. Donald Miller, Drusilla House. Paul Sayre. Peggy Gregory. all of Colwn· bus. Mr. an d Mrs . Sam Curl1.1. l.u r~in: Bunm c J(;lt:ksun. P1cke nn gtun: Kennet h Hoherls , Hochesler. I'a .: Audr ey Bmchyn, St. Shorts, Mtch.: Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Bradford. Worthtnglon; Mr. and Mrs . Ht chard Sargent, Pla tn Ci ty; Mr. ond Mrs. Floyd Jones, Ml Vernon : & tty Bnckles, Golltpohs; Mr . on d Mrs . Edward Droz. Freedom. Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. James MeCiaskey. Industry, P<t . : Marcia Ann Wells, Washington , C. H. Charles K. Spencer. Anna Mana. Fla.: Mr. a11d Mrs. John Sa )Tt . Reynoldsbu rg: Mr . and Mrs. Hu1Jcr1 Co rn· well. Gall ipoli s: Mr . and Mrs . Paul Miller. Gahamm: Mr. and Mrs . .Ons A. Housh, I.<J ngsville: Shtrley Hose, Mtllord : Mr. and Mrs. Davi d Drake. Ft. Benmng. (;a.: C11arleen Garver , Fl Wayne. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wt ll iam Ba ker, Berne, Ind.: Isabel Ptcktns. Shelby 'i. C.: Mr. BUY NOW BEFORE IT GETS HOT and Mrs. Hussell Hhudes, AND SAVE MONEY Marte llo: Rubert Salser. Glasgow, W. Vo .: Molly FISher, .~ lllens; Mr. w>d Mrs. Normc.~n Housh, Ch<trlcstun. W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs. Rubert Euler . Elkv iew. IV. Vo .: Shi rley Hoberls. J.extnglun, Ky.: Mr . and Mrs. Wilham Beegle, Gal lipolts : Mr . and Mrs. Solon Butcher. Spe11ce r. 106 N. 2ND AVE. MID_ DLEPOI\,T, 0. W. Va .: Mr. and Mrs. Tc'll Ba iley , Potriut ; IJ nda Boyd, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Denise Roberts. Parkersburg. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jaek CLOSE OUT SALE ON ALL 1978 ZENITH TV's and STEREOS SPRING SALE ON ALL AIR CONDITIONERS Ingels Furniture Our Interest is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 da y Cert ificates o f Depo si t. $500 .00 M inimum . Interest Payable Quarterly . • Children or adulta posed lndlvlduaUy or In 11roupa • Llmlt one free portrait per famUy Athens County Sa-wi n;s & Loan Co. W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio t Choose your llxll from aeveral potu t Excellent quality and color reproducllon The • Portralta will be dell vered to our Jtore DE AR HEI .F:N: Where did the tmn , "kil'k the bucket" come from'' .CU IU.OUS DE AH C.: One theory is that when suid des decide to ha ng themse lves. som etimes they tighte n a rope to a tree limb. adjust the noose and sw nd on a bucket : then "k ick" it nul from under th em: 1.c .. die. Oka y'! - H. Nurses convention to air live from Hawaii ATHEN S - Nurses in So utheast ern Ohio will hal'e the opport unit y to view four Jive present a tions from the Am eri can Nurses Associa tion IANAr Conv ention 111 Ha wa ii on J une 12. The closed cir cuil bruadeast, spo nsored by the App a lac hia n E:du ca t io11 Satellite Prog rams, tan be seen from 4:45 to 7 ;J .m . in Hou m 20( Radio ·Television Huilding, Co llege St reet, Athens, Ohto . The prese nl altuns will examine the nursing pract ice lmpl lt'ations of rescHrch on pat ienl educa tion. Speri lte lupits will mclude : the UJ· n uencc of drugs un palie nt lea rning : th e ell ert s of pal tent e<lu ca tion in reducing ~1 ress in co ronary pat ient s; how pati ent educat ion is affected by different primary health care specioli sts: an d th e role of pat ient awareness in promoting responsibilit y lor se ll car e. Becau se th e program is li ve , partici pant s will be able to ask questions by telephone a nd receive a nsw~ r s ove r the air from the paneli sts in Nur sing iil Georgetown Uni versity, Washington. D. C'. : Cy nthia Scalzi, R.N., a cl ini ca l spec ia list in the Depa rtment of Ca rdtulug) in Lhe Schuol uf Nursing Cent er fur Heall h Science at the U ni versi ty uf Call furni a. I .os Angeles; and M. J ean White , R.N . , a s peda li st 111 neu rus urgica l nu rs1 ng al No rt hwest Neuro logica l As.so cia les m Be llevue, Sunday 10 am·10 pm 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU JUNE 3, 197~.. "~' a .---~~ -,< ·~ ~, i . .. i"!!'""'::-' ' -~ \ ' ; .-., , \ ·m e re will bt.' a RIB PORK CHOPS ••• !~. COUNTRY STYLE $ 09 SAUSAGE •••.•••••••••• ~B~. BUCKET $ 69 CUBE STEAK ••••••••• ~!· .. WHOLE FRYERS ••••••••••••.••• ~B~ CHICKEN BREASTS •••••••••••••• ;~ June is DAIRV month! SPECIALS SUPERIORS BUDGET PAK WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 TO JUNE 7 LARGE SELECTION Of BEDDING PLANTS 65' per doz. pak '4.75 per flat BOLOGNA ............. ~B~ BORDEN'S • oz . 89¢ Cottage Cheese ........c~r·~·. 24 BORDEN 'S Fruit Punch ................... 79¢ BORDEN 'S Other Items Also Reduced Open 9to B Daily BORDEN'S French Onion Dip..:~!l::. 49 BORDEN 'S Els1e Ice cream ....... HUBBARD' GREENHOUSE Syracuse . 0. of quality ¢ 99¢ Lite line Yogurt..!.?:~.3/$1 FRESH TOMATOES •• ~B. recapped tires at you shop MEIGS TIRE CENTER 992-2109 .... : ¢ BORDEN'S price when Sunday: 1 to 5 p.m. V:2 GAl I find an 700 WEST MAIN Daily: 11 a.ni. to 8 p.m. • Buttermilk ............... ::.:~:. 69 H sagna lur'l\ de rived from Ow fact that J ohu Hwtcut k t l731·179:1t. the firs t signer of the Del'ia ra tiu 11 of In · dependence. had an espel'i al· ly large and d ear signature. LETTUCE ............. ~~~ a reasonable June 1, 2, 3, 4 $}39 BORDEN 'S re~i st rati u n fee of $5 for ma t erials and pr og ra m deliv ery. To register for the con· ven tlon presen tation, contact Tom Slack at 593·3511 or I· 800·2824401 , to ll free for Ohio residenls. You will PLASTIC .. 2% MIlk ..................~~~l~.~ GREAT SELECTION GREAT Tl THE JONES BOYS POMEROY, OHIO BY. .. ¢ general is $ 49 CENTER CUT Nu rses ca n receive two cunt a<.1 huur s uf credit lu be C:i pplied luwards Co nt muing Educat ion Umts (rom lhc ANA, it they desire. 'lltuse wishing lo enrull for CE Us must pay a $5 lee to the ANA. A ·· .John Hrmcock " The pan elists arc : An n Ma rie Jane, R.N., a clinical nurse in r es piratory and pulmonary care al the Coo k County Hospital in Chi cago: Sh a ron Shaw , R.N., in· structor at the School of :~' W t.~s hin ~ l o n . selection P~'3HoUil3 • Mon.·Sat. 8 am·10 pm excellent t+1a Ui;e..., ~r,rf 1~ ura d' ld Aiil l4 1-.ri .... e~r (i~ ( h,·..,hl rt , 'o1r tm rl Mr ~ lti:t yJrwru.J 992-3776 Store Hours: DEAR HELEN : We're considering artiriciC:JI insemination as we can 't seem to ma ke a baby nalvrally . There's an absolutely perfect man -gorgeou s, seemingly intelligent, to ll, healthy - at work . 1 don't know him very well. bul l'd like him to be the ·sta rter " of our baby How would you go about asking him to se ll us his spe rm ' ·HOPEFUL P .S. l haven't asked my lmsbdnd oboul thts vel. How du I broach the subject to him '' · DEAH HOPEFUL : First thtngs first: ask your doctor a bout your lacks. If he ur she points toward flrtifieial insemination, discuss it with your husba nd - but don't be surprised if he vetoes Mr . Gorgeous at work. lAnd Mr. G. might not be overly enth usiastic either .. think of the legal , ethica l, emoti ona l lia&;les his contribution might ereale.) - H. P.S. You might write to Hesol ve, P.O. Box 474, Behnun l. Mass .. 02172. It's a non·proltt organiwti on tha t ulfers advice and information abo ut tn fe rtility probl ems. Hawaii. A subst1ntial pen•tty is invoked on all cerliliclle accounts withdrawn prior to the d1te of m•turity . f<.d~ MAKES LIST Bev•rly Wtkox , daughter c,l .llr and Mrs. Haymond %1fl' l•· anrJ ,ldu~ht.t!r J ~·"·~-'rly , Wileux , was un the dea n's list at Marohall Umverst ly fur J~>' '''' f1d Mr dfl'j 'v1r.<., Griggs !Jam ~>~lh , .,mesters ,f the 197J.78 ]f"fj .)pu~~ . Mr :, . ) ho/ 1 ,11 P•Jitr'e fW!uJ t!w •Jf!..ri ut:; yeC:Ir. Shf;! 1.11 a rnus1c rnu jur f .I JffJJ~ f r; rd ~rJd I t1Jl rJr i: 1\ , p!IJte •Jfflr·,·r, wt,.; "' " "~ wA l AUtd Vu~uud Mf:ft ld) , ;md ~ ~tudcnl ~nd 1.~ now horne for J~nt1 fied , ot.JM-rvf' d d rmm 'l•·r ...~ . cmd ''II r ;md Mrs. t.h4: .\UHlll!t'' f1~htm~ w1ti1 a tWtr lti.. IMr k r;ff tter The mc. n '11- tllldU! rrtrJ ~rflJ lh Jr ~nd f''JrllrnandPered tile tJff H... , li '1-:lJ~IJtt·r V J r~lllld K<1 y l"k· HAVE CHECKUP IJ.;:HI' y Mr ond Mr s. Retn u Ilnd, rar but lhe oll<luty ~''h' • off 1ccr drew tu lj weap<.r1 llnd ()md•Jr St .. Pomeroy, were in JJJ J VJ'~ tiw c.,'> Stnate umbu s reeen tly for fl rt.1"J lnt'J the WIQ!ish JI·Id tA '•'•'.ril ~, <1Jt ,,If •II lundll for <C'•,J tJ,~ , · kup s futluw rn g eye the vc lu ·Je , killw~ ll > ' 1Jf1Unul::d IJ!'"JfotJJn~ rJf <..:c.m · O<:I 'UpCinl "' UI Kt: r ) ln JJa Charlestun. W. VC~ . wun the door pnze. New offu:ers eleded wt're Dtonni s E\'ons. president; l<bby Ftsher. ltrSl l'll'e pre." · dent : Ga n· Wt llord. sCt'Oiltl \'l t' t.' pr,e sl d ~n : t\ IJL"l' . ll't lharns. thtrd l'll'e prcSJ· dent : Donny Brown . f<Jurth \rice prrs1dent : ~ n d Harh<:H-~1 IS 'NO KIDS' ACOP .OUT"? DEAR HELEN : We have three grown children, two of whom have saitl . " No kids 1 - we don't want to bring children into this lousy world ." Many of their friends in the upper-middle·dass group say the same, and give as their reasons, " overpopulotion, ecology . the doll'llfall of society, " etc. Yet their potential offspring are the very ones who could make the turn ·around, for they 'd have concerned , solvent, caring parents who would give them an ex cellenlslart. Instead, many affluent young people ore l ea~tng it to the deprived class to repop ulate the world . Low socio-€conomie couples multiply mightily, s well our welfare rolls. increase the crime rate. I ca ll this trend toward no-children se lfishness. Don't you'! CON CERNED DEAR CON : Observing the number of affluent-type pregn•nt women around lately, I wouldn't even call it a " trend " anymore! The re will a lways be couples who , for valid reasons, choose against having babies : they know themse lves well enough to realize they wo uldit't make good parents. Remember too, that many couples change their rmnds alter a few childless vears. Why don 't you just relax, keep relatively quiet. and hope "everything comes to her who wails" ' Even grandchildren. +1. John F . Fultz, Mgr . 700 .E. Main Pomeroy , 0 . I COUPON DOMINO SUGAR 5lB. BAG 89~ W/C GOOD ONLY A1' POWEU:S EXP. JUNE 3, l978 CD UP O•'l L_ COUPON J COUPON J FLAVORITE CAMPBEll'S HI·DRI MACARONI & CHEESE TOMATO SOUP ·PAPER TOWELS 71/4 oz.5/$} W/C nooUONLY AT POWELL'S EX I' . JUNE3, 1978 10lt4 OZ. 6/$1 Wit GOOD ONLY AT 1' 01\'EU:S EXP . .JUNE 3, 1978 3/$1 W/C GOOD ONLY AT POWELL'S EXP. J UNE 3, 1978 �l- The Daill' Sentinel, Muldleport-P<rnerny, 0 ., Wed.neMay, .. -.-.-.----· -----------~~------~~ ~---~ Racine alumni banquet and dance .held Saturday Class of 1958 III hosts reunion II Twem v.rune members vf the P01nero1 HJgh School ci«ss ol !958 altended thetr 20th reunwn at the Alwnn1 As.soc14ltun bdnquet at Metg; HJgh Sd>ool ,,.,turdal mghl and then went to the Mttgs Inn when:' they '-''t>rt- Jumf:"d b)' guests fur a ~eHogether . Man) of the ~ ra d uates had nut seen each tJtht'r for lht' past 2V ) eo r; The rt l urn ol S T Johrl.>on ol Boston Ma "' was ol spe<:u.J mterestlt! the ~ruup DurJn~ the evenmg griJUP pl l'lun: ~ Y. t:n; Lakt'n of the graduat es At tht: Mt'l g.~ Inn l'IJrn mun!(:ettwns 'A t'fc n~~d frurn Hun ond Annc. .~1urrd ~ Russell. Dons lrnlooden r •Jrd. Elatnt House . and Dtcl< Het· Tcdch~rr.; ~t opplnll 1n t-:..~ ton vtsll With the group mcluded James Diehl , \ir and ~·1~ Charb Ctbbs..\I "' ~lo'V~ Husted . Mt ss Htlen Smlln . and Eval tne Teaf ord ontn1m.~:.1 GrttdUiltr!l bcmquet "ere F lo ren ce Bearh.s , Ed Bune) , Tom Brw·n. Glen Cectl, \ 'tdue Clork Shrel'e ..~udr e) Cunn· tngham Ktmzel. Pam· Duugla> Arnold . Jerr) E Ftdds. Jack E Follrvd. Tum Cdrnes. Mart·1a Gruest' r Arnold . Mr and Mrs Rvdnt1 Spencer. Huger- W H1st1i. Ann Icenhower S.rmtz. S T Jotmson. Ron Mart m. Pal \ eu tzhng . ll'tlma Ohlmger Mrvd , Carolyn Ptu lhp> Sur· laee : R4t hel Ruu.>h Borman . Sa m Russell. Robert Slaek. Wll lt am Sterrett . J oh n Stnekland. Dan Struble. Fa 1 Tiwrnas O.,Weese. and Dor;; Wells Ww;lyard Purehastng a ltckel but unable lu allend ~a s Bartoo Campbell Tum Getrne~ tro veled t~ hrthes t corntng fr om L\;nYer. Colo .11arua Arnold 'tileD chcurperson for the t>\ 'f.'nt tnt- L~L'RA HO(J\'ER RECEIVES SCHOLAR· SHIP - Laura Ell en H0<11·er. dau ghter uf '1r. and Mrs . Wendell Hoover. Ji'964 RU<·ksprings Rd .. Pomeroy. has rt'{'t'in·d a schola rship to all<'nd lhe School of Music at the Ohio Sial<' L'nil'trsi t)·. Lau"' is graduatin g from Meigs High School on June 6 and 10ill enroll at Ohio Sial<' otXI autumn M"itb trombone a.s ber major instrument. While allending Meigs Hi gb School , she has bt'tn a member of the Jazz band , lhe concert band . pep baud. S)'mpbonic baud. wind ensemble. marching band . choir madri gal si.ngrrs and girl's t'USem· bit . RACI\E -Owr lll alwnnt and guests attended the an· nual R4t mr Htgh Schuol Alumm bdnqutt and dam"e st<Jged Saturda) m<hr m th< Suulhern Ht gh Seh oul aud.Jtonum H t~hlt~hts vf the reunwn m· el uded the presenl<l llon of the 13th annua l Paul H. C..r· nahan Memunal ~kholarshtp uf $500 lu Jea n Rtlehharl whu resldts 1n S~Tac~ wuh her grandmother. Mrs . Mildred Hermie)'. and lhe ol rro ~·mng Cheryl Rose berry as alwnn1 queen . Mtss Roseberrl' ts the daughter of \1r. and Mrs. C<'Ctl Roseberry Other can· didates •·err Loretta Huls· mger . Km1 Tarlur. and Chery l Wt!son. Jai·k Bosllck. Alumni Aswctalwn seeond \'Jt e·prestdenl. presented the quetn candtd.ate!'! cmd LT UY.11ed the queen B~rb.arCI Plen·f: Clnnounted the re<:'iptenl of the scholar· ~tu p i:l a·ard. The Jn \"Ul'CH.Jon pre<:-edtng the dtnm·r was ~ 1 \"e n by ~1r s . \t i:ixlnt' ll'tngell wllh the wcleome by the as;,o('Jallun prestdenl. Barbdra Dugan Mrs Eileen H. Harnhn uf th€ d as. of 1953. was guest spe aker and talked un ·Teachtng ts Tense ... Mrs. Hamlin IS " SpaniSh le•c·her al the Central Junior Htgh School at Greenwtch. Conn . She •·as mlrvdut ed by Mrs . IJbby Ftsher. thtrd \'Ice president. Recugmzed and presented gtfLS were Ann Coe. class of 1910. the oldest graduo te at· tendtng : Charles Spencer . Anna Maria. Fla.. the one traveling the larthesl. Mr. and ~1rs . ~orrnon Roush of Gardeners beautify cemetery LETAR T FAU.5 Plant· mgs Wt'rt· rnadt i:ll t he l..ttdrt ~' ail s Ce meter;. lo.st wt tk tn conJunl'lton wtlh the Bend 0 lht K! Vtr Carden Clut; ·s prrr Je<:l uf cemet ery beduttftt·o- and Clifford Ht ll sprayed the tree; at the cemeter) A mee llng wa s held follow· m~ the cerneter) work at I he hurne uf Mr.s Cros;, wtth :'>Irs 1\'mgett as the hostess. Mrs . There was a session one Wes t gave the del'ulwns ond et:o lo~ y wt lh repollt n~ pla nLI '1 " Carpenter had the cl ub betng the topic dtscussed . Thank YOU note> wtll iJe pra~ er Fur r oll call memt>trs exchanged plants . ~~n t tv tho!l.t.' "ho donated twn Member> ltlled the lour Iorge urns •llh eolorfu l planLI. lnrnr ned the ~ ra "" around the planter;, and tn· s'tdlled a ne• ~Ia;; frame e,round lht: ltsllng uf donor~ uf dvKwM C::tnd n<J W~nng cr~b t r ees pla nted ol the cemetery Wurklnl:! 1Jn tht proJ.ecl wt re .\1n AndrtY. Cru~~ .. Mrs James IJtehl. .\ lr; . Esther West. ~l r; Wilson Carpenter . \Irs Bert Grurun . Mrs fluth Aarmtz , and Mrs . ~:mesl W tn~e tt. Flowers fur the proJect were donoted b) Hubbard ; Greenhouse at S1raeu.>e . Solis :\1arket at :1-!o son and Arlhur Hill of Lel<lrl Fa lls Andrew Cross joint anniversary celebration hosted An open house 1n eelebra· lion ul the 40th weddmg an · rlJ\'t r~rle !-:. of Mr. ond Mrs Wilham T. Grueser and Mr and Mrs . Carl Brannan was held SlUldal' at the Grueser home . Grant St. Hosltng the allatr were Mr. and Mrs . Don Grueser . Akr•m. and ~ r . and Me> . \l ll·hael Ger l• c h. The Grut~ r~ we re marned un Ma1 31 , 193a, and the Bran· ATTE'\D BA'IQ LF:T All m c·htldren of \lr •nd Mrs Wtlll arn Aull ottendt-d the \l tddleport Htgh SchiJ<JI C::t lumm banqutt Tht ~ r o up <.:IJO~t~t~ 11f GC::tr! Ault. SprJn~ltel d . r tlesl4 Bu.,h. Ko) IJJI::'an . JJotnnL~ Ault. Perry Aull ond .\l errt Aull They wert' jiJ!nt:d f<Jf tht' dm nt r and dlinri· U~ Hun ! JJ~on . Sand\ h ·nny\C.hltt . r·anll Ault: u .d \ 'lf' kl Wr,l ft . non~ on :.1Dy 22. 19313. Huby and er) sla l appoint· '.4'Cre used un tht ser\'· m~ table whtch featured . a deturcted llt~ red coke <tnd a floral arrangement , gtfl of Mr and ~ r> . Cia\' Tuttle . The tt~kt: wa~ ~ rvt>d. with punch . rm nl> and nu ts The l't'l t: tJ r(j tJn~ co uple~ wure cur· ~ ~e~ and boutunmert ~ Clnll • ere presented ~i lLS and car•i \ rnen~ ~IJnf' ASSISti ng ~· tth the Serving were Mr:,. Grutser and :--1 r~ Sunpson . '11r and Mrs. Vtrgli Hamm . \1rs. Graee Ha• ·iey. Branndn ·:, S l ~ ltr :,, Mr ~ . .\ 1tss Mildred Ha• Icy . Mr. Clyda Allen sworth . Mrs . and Mr> .Mack Ste•·arl , Mr . Rubert J•y. Mrs Susan and Mrs . A.>a J ordan . Mr . fulw lings , and Mrs. Gerirude ond Mrs. Fteldmg Hawkms, Miller. Mr. and Mrs . Clay Tuttle. Mr. Allendmg the t •lebrauun and Mrs . Bud Wilson , Mr . and were Mr . and Mrs. Hobert Mrs. Carl Huach and Dann, Jay and Ma n • nne Wovdgerd. Mrs . Gertrude Mtlltr , Mr. Culwnbus : Ken ~ 1 chola s and and Mrs. Mtllard Wt lder· William Reynoltl.l, Mtthigan : mulh, Mr. and Mrs . Edwo rd Mr . and '>l rs . Terry Ohlinger. Eva r~ 1 Mr cmd Mrs . Tum Duncan r alls: Mr . •nd Mrs Bowen. Mrs. Al!<.>t Robeson. HKhard R4whngs and Totl1· Chester Mom s. Mr and Mrs. my . Ma:;on . W. \" a. ; Mr Clnd .James Brewtngton . Mr. t~n d ~1 rs Wendel l Gerlo ch, Mrs. Mtehael Stewa rt , Chm Chtlhtolhe : Mr and Mrs and Jared, Helen Reynold;. F:lrner Grueser , Pomt Plea· Mr . and Mrs. George Glaze , sant . W. Vo : Delma Housh. Mr and Mrs. R4 ymond Cole. Galltpol~; ; Mr s. Stella Mrs. Clyda Allensworth . \1r Gruese r, M1ss ~Jnt~ RlL~sell , and Mrs. Howa rd Oatley. Mr. \1r and Mrs Bradford !>laag . and ~1rs . Arthu r Nease. Me>. \1r and Mrs Hobert Hoberls. Clanrl' Erv.·m. Taro ami Htldo Schm oll. Mr . ond \1rs Al»un Gerlac h. of llw Honald Ht ynulds. E.> ther .\ltddlcpo rl·Putneroy area . Perfect attendance records noted GtiL>I<Jr perlect attendanr t dunng th~ p<:~ ~t :-ear v.ere ~H .\ented ! tJ ;, tr'·ral mtrnt..lt!r~ at th anrJUCi l J.ll' nw <1llhe iJhi'J F:l4 Phi Choplcr c,l r.l.d St~:Jrlo Pl11 h•·ld Tue;da) rul:'ht i:il tllt hiJfut: 1;f ~l r!:. /J l!J an ,\ h,I(Jrt H~<r~ el\ !n ~ th ~lfL". \4t.•rt \ld urL\ha '\tiYJn. po·rfel"\ dt· IY!ir!ont"t' lrJr thrf•1· ~~i:ir !:.. Ohlmger. Sherne A!JIXIll . Bn:nda Ha ggy , e:tnd CariJI Cru Y~ fJurmg tht mettmg d ltavt: uf i:l b)t'fi<.:t was granll•d to IJvnnd D(Jwltr'" ,\1rs. Rt'cvt~ a.1ked fur the members to gJ ~'t htr mfurrnatron fur prtf· grarn.1. ond Sonyo Ohlinger noted thc:it rn.;tead uf a noat . a l' '"l wt ll he ust:d lor the r q :: atla P<Hadt entr} \ ' on ,,u~ C:H 'tl vltu.· ~ thruugh .~tw Ji ~ K 1:1 ·n·~. [ s;nm1· l~Jd· "!Jr. t ,:,t h ~ ( · urrunu J ~ ~ o S1Jn~ --------- Smith family I I : Social : reunion held The lomily ol Mr and Mrs : Calendar I 1\'dliarn fred Smith, Sr. ~ ather ed THUt.'>IJA Y ~,'. A.' of,f-. /J \ }. ('HAVJ'f-,1{ r~~ j ..-· "Jt HJf: E~ \t ,.. rn i , ,..., 1,1, . )'t;: · 1 ·r 'JP·\ v-~, · '·o' ;,,;, ""~ar ttl"Jr 'J.f::nt:. ·l! ~·t trJ J' ..- ' ~f"I: .Y. tt t l#f"j 'J>· ·; ·;·· jr l lt:: : d' U~~: 'l•l-llfr'' '.'ld .,~ ,r _,, J ~"rti p !t f ' ftlf)~ y ~ L L'~ ' Hr. ; ; . 1' A..·..,·,·~ d1 rrut'•·• ' ,• .~id· ' ) ~f r;ff'J '.j rt~ ·, 1 r_r1rr 1- f-. s• llJ~'' ,l d' . . .: '. ·•,•· ( .J,..- ~ J.rr ~ r 1r. '' '1 1; n- r.id .• •· ... r l •.' ., ')'""' 'J fd ~,. j 1;f ttw · :.•· ~" t '"~ "· · · ·.t -1 _. I I•·Jp•·r". .., · • ! 1 <:J''J~,~ t · . ~o~··j• ·'~ at the horne of Mr and .Mr., , H<A>trl Duckworth of .lftddler>Jrl, Sa turday lor a farnll ~ reum un ;md CIIUkout Altend10g were Mr snd >1rs Eu gene Sllltlh and d uJdrt:n Ctnd ) . John , Tun· m:• . .\1C::trk . and J v~t.' ph , and Hnon Su1 tt._.r :Ar cmd \ir ~ rr .. d Huffrn an. H~:H: rh . fJc.'>ld end 'farm . and J~n Hu< k, Mr and .M" .\1 1' e ll ol· fmcr th'"' hr,:r,L\ and HltJr ~wn , fJ.hbby Mr ond .\1 r."l .~kvt: fuY.k . Mr dHd .\i n , /..~.: •; ~ughmar , and ~rJrJ J1•ffrt) i:lw1 .'11r at•'1 !v1r!-. WII!Jt:t rn r fl:d SmJtn Sr IJf ltw MHJ· Jlt:Jhrt <:1 n:o .\.t r i:J nd ~r1 r.. , )rruth ;;nd , t11ldrtn Tlt!e:t K.o) Antn1;r,:, ~.ru 1 SHI!OTI'il, Of'. ATil GOI.D I HL'; l; i'l ~. ;. uffrJuty f.JJlumLu.'. • I' J v JJJ r ... fJH lt:tr 'SIJrJt or,rj h lil-'lj; !fJ(jf, whrJ h&d f IJftllhaJ,rj '+r~rJ on autr. uw bJ I.. ~ ~mrlt1:t ,,._br Dec·ember • ·ere planned Jondl Haptonstal l. soc ial c omrnltt~e r ht~ 1r m a n. pn:s.:nt~d 1dea~ fur crenL., durmg the next )'ear. A report on the lund.> m the servtee cole~o r) •as ~1ven by Peggy Stout , who received the award fur the Gest cultural reporl ol the year . The Metgs County Fatr wurk .:,c.:hedult:.· was d J st· us~ ~u and ll wa s nolL-d by Mr> . ,Ohl· mger that members wtll be wurkmg Tuesday and Thu"· day all do)' and Salurdii)' rnurnmg. The c ul t ural report presen ted hy Kay Wa lker and Jilll.twn was on karate wttll the Metgs Count) Cl ub gtvtng o deu10nstratwn. Hostesses for the pi<:nll· were the lus11165 anenda nte team rnern ~ rs . ,---.-- ------------·, .. I Updike's life topic I ! for Literary Club I The life •nd works ol Johr Updike, conSidered one ol lhe ~:~ rea t es t eo nt Prnp orary '.'.Tilers. was dtsc u.ssed bv M1ss Susan fleshma n, Metgs IJIJrana n. at the Wednesdav 111eelut~ of the Middleport IJlerary Club . Held at the hvrne of Mrs. HoiJerl l'tsher , the mee ting rnorked the last of the d ub until fall. 111 her ta lk. Mtss T'leslunan tnen tiuned "Hair btl Hun ", "M•rry Me " . and The Couples" as bemg among Upd ike 's bwks. She noted that he em ploys " style of wn ling whH.:h bnngs more lllt!i:imng into the eorrunun everyday thin gs vi life wntmg m mmule detail with deleg•n l descnplwns. MisS Fleshman sai d thai he JS eon· stde red the short story liiurelle. Mrs . Ftsher tha nk ed M1 ss Fl e s h ma n t~n d presented her w1th t~ g1ft frorn the cl ub . GuesLS were Na 11cy Cook ul Philadelpht• , and ond Mrs. Huth F:uler, MtddltJ><H'l !Jowers lor the cemeten . \1r.> . Cross appomled M ~s. Carpenter , ch~lrm C:In . . Ir s Dteh l. and Mrs. W. 0. &rmtz lu the numJO<:.~ t mg eurn m1 t t et: . An mutatwn was read lrum the \'e Olde Vtllage Carden Club Jnvt l l n~ members to ollend the an· nua l spnng nower show of the dub. Jun e 4 and 5. Mrs. Cros;, • ·as awardt>d a n bbon lor her lrJ 3 c.rri:ingeme nts . ~ex t meelmg wtll be at the home ol .\I rs . Carpenter lfl June wi th l'il eh member to take a fiJ\'onte Clrrt~ ng ernent. ~ r.) . Wmgelt LtSStstt.td bv \1 r s Cr oss served ref rt·shmt.:nl'J . Celebrate annzversary ~fr and Mrs . John Wtl ham Slobarl celebrated their 40th w~ddm~ a nnt\·cr:so:~ry Ul Col· urn bus on May 28. They were rnt~rn ed in Oklahom• Ctly , Okla . by the Rei' Fro nk Cross 111 the UnJtt•d Brcthern Church . Mr . Stuba rt Js al'ltng lociun• sler at the Hactne Locks ond Dan and Mrs. Stobarl IS a bea uli · elan with Ka1·' s Salon m Mid· die port. Th~y ha l'e three da ugh t e r s, Mrs . Pa l Emble ton , :-lew Haven: .Ill'S . Margie Ann Wulle. Tuppers Platns. and Mrs. Rel'erll' J u Cw mm ns. Raclnt' ; s~ven gra ndehildren. Ene. F:r111 Jo and Heather Em bleton. l"'ri Ann and Bruce Wullc, and Jo111e; Mt ehael ond Jvdi CuJnmu1s. Tunlcr , Havt•rJswnod , W Ve~ : Mr <tllll Mrs. Wlll!mn Stt:wlirt, 1\thesn : Mr. Wid .\1rs. Kf·n Kone('ek. l'i l l"l!lit. Alllcns: S"rah Spencer. M" ' "'' · W. Vii .; Sut• ( 'ui'LIS, J.or ;w1 : Mr . 1: ; i.Jrlllll J!aY JS, [;H Jhpolis; Mt· and Mrs. Charles J•wcll , Nc·w IIHvcn, W Vo .: M r . ontl Mr.'i . ~ ;t' or ~c Thci!itJ, Belpre; alll l ls;dtel Wilson. Colurn bus. WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? <Hid Mrs. ll<Hllll' l'r.,fftll , Bondville, Ill: IJot't Br;nlfo nl, !JndoJ Vvttfll'li.! . .Join t W! •st. , PH!rl't!. s·ec.:retary-t rt:i;i ~U rc r. DiJVJsburg. 1'v11 cil .: Mr. and Gal lipolis Business .College 15 oHenng ttl~ accre<~ited Heuntun dasses of J:flB , Mrs . (;uy Wol fe. Sallllu.sky: program of class work l!i'.JJ, 193a, 1943, 1948, and 195:) ].()rena Dail y, Bla r klwk: Mr. you ' re required to Wt.! re n .-<.:ogmzed . and Mrs . Hwhard 1-l arnmmld , comp lete for laking the Out -uf·lown grad uates and Blackli ek: Sharon lltddl c·. Ohio State Exam ination their guests t~tt cndm ~ were M t~r."i, Po .; Mr . ond Mrs. co mplete in only 12 :-.orma n and Wtlma Styer , Wtlbur Huller, Ak rcHt ; Mr. wt.•C k\ Cla s' t-J cg •n s June Wt~ t e rford ; :'v1r. ilnd .~ rs. cmd Mrs. Gary(ilh!Js, Mas1m , 12 . For more intormation James Harden, London: Be l· W. VJ .: PFC JMnt:s HoiiiJ<HJ , con tact Lee E. Tyler , 446t1· Krider. Colum bus; Mr . Ht. Polk , I.<J .: Mr . and Mrs 4367 . a'nd Mrs. [)a le Smilh . Mrs. Wayne Howard , Sllelhy, N. No. 71 ·0'1 . 0472 8 Oli ve Wolfe, Jes.ste Childers. Joann Dobhms, Bil l Dan iel l, Don na Hunt . Wilma Sayre; Mr. andM rs. Donald Miller, Drusilla House. Paul Sayre. Peggy Gregory. all of Colwn· bus. Mr. an d Mrs . Sam Curl1.1. l.u r~in: Bunm c J(;lt:ksun. P1cke nn gtun: Kennet h Hoherls , Hochesler. I'a .: Audr ey Bmchyn, St. Shorts, Mtch.: Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Bradford. Worthtnglon; Mr. and Mrs . Ht chard Sargent, Pla tn Ci ty; Mr. ond Mrs. Floyd Jones, Ml Vernon : & tty Bnckles, Golltpohs; Mr . on d Mrs . Edward Droz. Freedom. Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. James MeCiaskey. Industry, P<t . : Marcia Ann Wells, Washington , C. H. Charles K. Spencer. Anna Mana. Fla.: Mr. a11d Mrs. John Sa )Tt . Reynoldsbu rg: Mr . and Mrs. Hu1Jcr1 Co rn· well. Gall ipoli s: Mr . and Mrs . Paul Miller. Gahamm: Mr. and Mrs . .Ons A. Housh, I.<J ngsville: Shtrley Hose, Mtllord : Mr. and Mrs. Davi d Drake. Ft. Benmng. (;a.: C11arleen Garver , Fl Wayne. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wt ll iam Ba ker, Berne, Ind.: Isabel Ptcktns. Shelby 'i. C.: Mr. BUY NOW BEFORE IT GETS HOT and Mrs. Hussell Hhudes, AND SAVE MONEY Marte llo: Rubert Salser. Glasgow, W. Vo .: Molly FISher, .~ lllens; Mr. w>d Mrs. Normc.~n Housh, Ch<trlcstun. W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs. Rubert Euler . Elkv iew. IV. Vo .: Shi rley Hoberls. J.extnglun, Ky.: Mr . and Mrs. Wilham Beegle, Gal lipolts : Mr . and Mrs. Solon Butcher. Spe11ce r. 106 N. 2ND AVE. MID_ DLEPOI\,T, 0. W. Va .: Mr. and Mrs. Tc'll Ba iley , Potriut ; IJ nda Boyd, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Denise Roberts. Parkersburg. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jaek CLOSE OUT SALE ON ALL 1978 ZENITH TV's and STEREOS SPRING SALE ON ALL AIR CONDITIONERS Ingels Furniture Our Interest is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 da y Cert ificates o f Depo si t. $500 .00 M inimum . Interest Payable Quarterly . • Children or adulta posed lndlvlduaUy or In 11roupa • Llmlt one free portrait per famUy Athens County Sa-wi n;s & Loan Co. W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio t Choose your llxll from aeveral potu t Excellent quality and color reproducllon The • Portralta will be dell vered to our Jtore DE AR HEI .F:N: Where did the tmn , "kil'k the bucket" come from'' .CU IU.OUS DE AH C.: One theory is that when suid des decide to ha ng themse lves. som etimes they tighte n a rope to a tree limb. adjust the noose and sw nd on a bucket : then "k ick" it nul from under th em: 1.c .. die. Oka y'! - H. Nurses convention to air live from Hawaii ATHEN S - Nurses in So utheast ern Ohio will hal'e the opport unit y to view four Jive present a tions from the Am eri can Nurses Associa tion IANAr Conv ention 111 Ha wa ii on J une 12. The closed cir cuil bruadeast, spo nsored by the App a lac hia n E:du ca t io11 Satellite Prog rams, tan be seen from 4:45 to 7 ;J .m . in Hou m 20( Radio ·Television Huilding, Co llege St reet, Athens, Ohto . The prese nl altuns will examine the nursing pract ice lmpl lt'ations of rescHrch on pat ienl educa tion. Speri lte lupits will mclude : the UJ· n uencc of drugs un palie nt lea rning : th e ell ert s of pal tent e<lu ca tion in reducing ~1 ress in co ronary pat ient s; how pati ent educat ion is affected by different primary health care specioli sts: an d th e role of pat ient awareness in promoting responsibilit y lor se ll car e. Becau se th e program is li ve , partici pant s will be able to ask questions by telephone a nd receive a nsw~ r s ove r the air from the paneli sts in Nur sing iil Georgetown Uni versity, Washington. D. C'. : Cy nthia Scalzi, R.N., a cl ini ca l spec ia list in the Depa rtment of Ca rdtulug) in Lhe Schuol uf Nursing Cent er fur Heall h Science at the U ni versi ty uf Call furni a. I .os Angeles; and M. J ean White , R.N . , a s peda li st 111 neu rus urgica l nu rs1 ng al No rt hwest Neuro logica l As.so cia les m Be llevue, Sunday 10 am·10 pm 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU JUNE 3, 197~.. "~' a .---~~ -,< ·~ ~, i . .. i"!!'""'::-' ' -~ \ ' ; .-., , \ ·m e re will bt.' a RIB PORK CHOPS ••• !~. COUNTRY STYLE $ 09 SAUSAGE •••.•••••••••• ~B~. BUCKET $ 69 CUBE STEAK ••••••••• ~!· .. WHOLE FRYERS ••••••••••••.••• ~B~ CHICKEN BREASTS •••••••••••••• ;~ June is DAIRV month! SPECIALS SUPERIORS BUDGET PAK WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 TO JUNE 7 LARGE SELECTION Of BEDDING PLANTS 65' per doz. pak '4.75 per flat BOLOGNA ............. ~B~ BORDEN'S • oz . 89¢ Cottage Cheese ........c~r·~·. 24 BORDEN 'S Fruit Punch ................... 79¢ BORDEN 'S Other Items Also Reduced Open 9to B Daily BORDEN'S French Onion Dip..:~!l::. 49 BORDEN 'S Els1e Ice cream ....... HUBBARD' GREENHOUSE Syracuse . 0. of quality ¢ 99¢ Lite line Yogurt..!.?:~.3/$1 FRESH TOMATOES •• ~B. recapped tires at you shop MEIGS TIRE CENTER 992-2109 .... : ¢ BORDEN'S price when Sunday: 1 to 5 p.m. V:2 GAl I find an 700 WEST MAIN Daily: 11 a.ni. to 8 p.m. • Buttermilk ............... ::.:~:. 69 H sagna lur'l\ de rived from Ow fact that J ohu Hwtcut k t l731·179:1t. the firs t signer of the Del'ia ra tiu 11 of In · dependence. had an espel'i al· ly large and d ear signature. LETTUCE ............. ~~~ a reasonable June 1, 2, 3, 4 $}39 BORDEN 'S re~i st rati u n fee of $5 for ma t erials and pr og ra m deliv ery. To register for the con· ven tlon presen tation, contact Tom Slack at 593·3511 or I· 800·2824401 , to ll free for Ohio residenls. You will PLASTIC .. 2% MIlk ..................~~~l~.~ GREAT SELECTION GREAT Tl THE JONES BOYS POMEROY, OHIO BY. .. ¢ general is $ 49 CENTER CUT Nu rses ca n receive two cunt a<.1 huur s uf credit lu be C:i pplied luwards Co nt muing Educat ion Umts (rom lhc ANA, it they desire. 'lltuse wishing lo enrull for CE Us must pay a $5 lee to the ANA. A ·· .John Hrmcock " The pan elists arc : An n Ma rie Jane, R.N., a clinical nurse in r es piratory and pulmonary care al the Coo k County Hospital in Chi cago: Sh a ron Shaw , R.N., in· structor at the School of :~' W t.~s hin ~ l o n . selection P~'3HoUil3 • Mon.·Sat. 8 am·10 pm excellent t+1a Ui;e..., ~r,rf 1~ ura d' ld Aiil l4 1-.ri .... e~r (i~ ( h,·..,hl rt , 'o1r tm rl Mr ~ lti:t yJrwru.J 992-3776 Store Hours: DEAR HELEN : We're considering artiriciC:JI insemination as we can 't seem to ma ke a baby nalvrally . There's an absolutely perfect man -gorgeou s, seemingly intelligent, to ll, healthy - at work . 1 don't know him very well. bul l'd like him to be the ·sta rter " of our baby How would you go about asking him to se ll us his spe rm ' ·HOPEFUL P .S. l haven't asked my lmsbdnd oboul thts vel. How du I broach the subject to him '' · DEAH HOPEFUL : First thtngs first: ask your doctor a bout your lacks. If he ur she points toward flrtifieial insemination, discuss it with your husba nd - but don't be surprised if he vetoes Mr . Gorgeous at work. lAnd Mr. G. might not be overly enth usiastic either .. think of the legal , ethica l, emoti ona l lia&;les his contribution might ereale.) - H. P.S. You might write to Hesol ve, P.O. Box 474, Behnun l. Mass .. 02172. It's a non·proltt organiwti on tha t ulfers advice and information abo ut tn fe rtility probl ems. Hawaii. A subst1ntial pen•tty is invoked on all cerliliclle accounts withdrawn prior to the d1te of m•turity . f<.d~ MAKES LIST Bev•rly Wtkox , daughter c,l .llr and Mrs. Haymond %1fl' l•· anrJ ,ldu~ht.t!r J ~·"·~-'rly , Wileux , was un the dea n's list at Marohall Umverst ly fur J~>' '''' f1d Mr dfl'j 'v1r.<., Griggs !Jam ~>~lh , .,mesters ,f the 197J.78 ]f"fj .)pu~~ . Mr :, . ) ho/ 1 ,11 P•Jitr'e fW!uJ t!w •Jf!..ri ut:; yeC:Ir. Shf;! 1.11 a rnus1c rnu jur f .I JffJJ~ f r; rd ~rJd I t1Jl rJr i: 1\ , p!IJte •Jfflr·,·r, wt,.; "' " "~ wA l AUtd Vu~uud Mf:ft ld) , ;md ~ ~tudcnl ~nd 1.~ now horne for J~nt1 fied , ot.JM-rvf' d d rmm 'l•·r ...~ . cmd ''II r ;md Mrs. t.h4: .\UHlll!t'' f1~htm~ w1ti1 a tWtr lti.. IMr k r;ff tter The mc. n '11- tllldU! rrtrJ ~rflJ lh Jr ~nd f''JrllrnandPered tile tJff H... , li '1-:lJ~IJtt·r V J r~lllld K<1 y l"k· HAVE CHECKUP IJ.;:HI' y Mr ond Mr s. Retn u Ilnd, rar but lhe oll<luty ~''h' • off 1ccr drew tu lj weap<.r1 llnd ()md•Jr St .. Pomeroy, were in JJJ J VJ'~ tiw c.,'> Stnate umbu s reeen tly for fl rt.1"J lnt'J the WIQ!ish JI·Id tA '•'•'.ril ~, <1Jt ,,If •II lundll for <C'•,J tJ,~ , · kup s futluw rn g eye the vc lu ·Je , killw~ ll > ' 1Jf1Unul::d IJ!'"JfotJJn~ rJf <..:c.m · O<:I 'UpCinl "' UI Kt: r ) ln JJa Charlestun. W. VC~ . wun the door pnze. New offu:ers eleded wt're Dtonni s E\'ons. president; l<bby Ftsher. ltrSl l'll'e pre." · dent : Ga n· Wt llord. sCt'Oiltl \'l t' t.' pr,e sl d ~n : t\ IJL"l' . ll't lharns. thtrd l'll'e prcSJ· dent : Donny Brown . f<Jurth \rice prrs1dent : ~ n d Harh<:H-~1 IS 'NO KIDS' ACOP .OUT"? DEAR HELEN : We have three grown children, two of whom have saitl . " No kids 1 - we don't want to bring children into this lousy world ." Many of their friends in the upper-middle·dass group say the same, and give as their reasons, " overpopulotion, ecology . the doll'llfall of society, " etc. Yet their potential offspring are the very ones who could make the turn ·around, for they 'd have concerned , solvent, caring parents who would give them an ex cellenlslart. Instead, many affluent young people ore l ea~tng it to the deprived class to repop ulate the world . Low socio-€conomie couples multiply mightily, s well our welfare rolls. increase the crime rate. I ca ll this trend toward no-children se lfishness. Don't you'! CON CERNED DEAR CON : Observing the number of affluent-type pregn•nt women around lately, I wouldn't even call it a " trend " anymore! The re will a lways be couples who , for valid reasons, choose against having babies : they know themse lves well enough to realize they wo uldit't make good parents. Remember too, that many couples change their rmnds alter a few childless vears. Why don 't you just relax, keep relatively quiet. and hope "everything comes to her who wails" ' Even grandchildren. +1. John F . Fultz, Mgr . 700 .E. Main Pomeroy , 0 . I COUPON DOMINO SUGAR 5lB. BAG 89~ W/C GOOD ONLY A1' POWEU:S EXP. JUNE 3, l978 CD UP O•'l L_ COUPON J COUPON J FLAVORITE CAMPBEll'S HI·DRI MACARONI & CHEESE TOMATO SOUP ·PAPER TOWELS 71/4 oz.5/$} W/C nooUONLY AT POWELL'S EX I' . JUNE3, 1978 10lt4 OZ. 6/$1 Wit GOOD ONLY AT 1' 01\'EU:S EXP . .JUNE 3, 1978 3/$1 W/C GOOD ONLY AT POWELL'S EXP. J UNE 3, 1978 �of till' st x New The Harvest MV<IIl. the full Engh::111Cl sta tes With :U ,:tl5 moon m·m·cst ltlt' Autumnal Equinox . usltcrs i11 a periud of The l <ll'~cst squarl' IJJi lt•s, Mamc ts tht! t)lt~ Jy Ullt of I hi.: 48 l'Ulllf.T ll1ii10US Uni h.•d States that bunters un un!y Ullt' - Nt•w Hwnpsl·1in.·. Its dt•t·ply tndenled st•acoast llll'"sure :1,47a 111iles. West Quoddy Pu111t b lilt.• mo.st easterly U.S. lllollllond tuwn . • ELECT st·vt·r·al s uctrs~ ive duys when gives fanner:-; in temperate rcg ums extra huurs uf light in w/nd1 to lu1 rvest their lTHf_.S IJt·furc frost anti wtrl tl'r coJllc . \1t·dtt• v;_d folk thl' bloodstone that Lx•ltt'\'t' retl'l \'t•d its rolol'lng from Chri St 's own blood falling upun a gn.' {'/1 :-~ torw POLLY'S POINTERS REPUBLICAN FOR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER For information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons involved in the stealing of one American Pit ' "Bull " Terrier and $465 .00 cash . The dog is outstanding in its features. H~ is a rusty brown red colored dog with a white diamond on his top part of his head. He has a white s pot on his chest and it's 3" wide &.6" long, green eyes. Contact the Meigs County Sheriff's office and -or Danny Wise, Rt. I , New Lima Road , Rutland , Ohio. • VJSIT IN WASHINGTON - Seniors of West Virginia Training School. Poin t Pleasan t visited in Washington, D. C. while on their senior trip. Here they are shown talk ing wi th Senotor Jennings Randolph . Shown. J-r, are , Senator 1\andolph, Walter Bruce Johnson. Mrs. Johnson , Jennie Caruthers, Rt. 2, Pomeruy, Natho n Dieudunne and Eunice Nurton. Ius hail's get tracked intu the house and unto the l'arpet. I ~ut a pi ece of auhesiveU..cked paper su (hat is thc width uf my paint rulle1·. Rcmuvc oocking and pu t p<~pcr around the !'Oller with Polly Cramer the sticky Side out !Jut be sure there is an uverlap so tile can never get them out and p<~pcr stays unthe roller. Hull Shaggy dog story they get on our clothes, etc, uver any hairy area. F'resh due to static electricity. Dues p<~pc1· will have tu be put un DEAR POlLY - We are anyone have o sulution ? as the stickiness wea rs off. haVinK a problem with our ROBERT This works grea t fur me. long·haired doK leaving hairs DEAR ROBERT - Denise HESTER on the rug and furniture. We and others have asked the DEAR POLLY - This" fur same question. The following those with hair pruiJiems. I letters tell us lj'hat vanous have two daught ers with lung For Thurod1y, June 1 reoders have done to help blonde hair and lwd to cullsolve the problem. Do hope cud a mclliod to keep my one of them helps you.- POI. sanity . Bernice Bede Osol LY On corpcls I reverse the DEAR POLLY - Denise sweeper ollaelunent and use wonted to know how to get rid the bristle side. Pull sluwly of dog hairs . We have the ooekward toward yu u. Hair same problem with cat hoirs. has so much eleclncily it wlll I use a piece of nylon net to not be sucked up like crum iJS, pick them up and it works etc . You will hove to remuve June 1, 1971 wonders. Wad up " piece of handfuls of hair every few Knowledge gained slowly ovec net and go over any place feel when using the IJnslles the years might be tile base tor where there is hair . - because they hang 011. I du an innovative idea you ' ll this about every third time I receive this coming year . Op- PHYLLIS DEAR POLLY - I find the vacuwn. portunity to develop it witt pop up out of the blue at just the solution for hairs in the house As fur the loundry I lokc right time . very simple. I just use or- care uf the problem lJcfure I GEMINI (M1y 11-Juno 20) Seek dinary masking lope. It even sla1t woshing and while I sur! to associate with people who are producers today . By ob· works un carpet lint. I hove the clothes. I hold them up to serving them \IOU could learn at been doing this fur years and " the light tv be sure oil hair is an offbeat source lor some- it is cheap, too. - VY removed su it is nut floati ng thing you 've wanted lor a long DEAR POLLY - I hope I aruund in the washer getting time. Like to find ouJ more of can help Denise with her hair on evcryunc :s duthcs. All what lies ahead for you? Send lor your cop'JI of Astra-Graph problems. Our dog stays in thi s hair is tossed in a bag and Letter by mailing 50 cents lor the garage but often some of p1lched in the garbage. A HENRY WELLS tilt' ll.toon rises soon after sunsel. This phcnomL·nun '500 REWARD v • election day I nd I have bee n un ab le to contac.f each of you in pe r son due to a l;lroken ankle . Therefore. I am faking this means to a s k tor your support in the Pr imary Election June 6th . Please feel fr ee to call or see meal anytime . Your Vote will be greatly appreciated . Pd. Pol. Adv . ASTIO•GRAPH 11\~m STARTS THURSDAY 10 AM _ _ _ _ _SH_O_P. ,. IN POINT PLEASANT OR MASON MENS KNIT · SHIRTS GRADUATE - Jenrne Caruthers. daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Ca ruthers. Rt. 2. Pomeroy. ami Eunice ~ort o n , Florida , arr rect'nt gr;ujtwtes of Wt•st V1r g m1a Training School. Point Pleasant. They n•n•ived a BHE degree and each rnamtamed r~n A ctn•rage Regular $6.99 Size S· M· L-XL alumni to be July 1 The Meigs High Sch ool Alwnni will stage " reum on this year at th e high school on .July I w1th reservatiOns to dose on June 16. Alumni interested in attendmg the reun1on . whi ch will tnclude a banquet at 7 and a dance at 9, are Clsked t o complete the form below and mail it to Kathy l\nmngs, Box 28:1 Syracuse . BanquL'l . i : 00 p Ill Me1gs High School Caletena . $6 .00 per person fllr both If per fect you would pay up to $10 .00 . Man y fa sh1on trims . Cut out famou s labels. Well made branded sh1rts with slight fl aw; , BOUQUETS Regular $1.00 Address_______ Yr . Graduatt•d Fit s 9 to IS Size 6611> ,. Meigs 4-H Club News Regular $1.29 HAS ARRIVED II Summer Shades White or Beige Top 2 Sizes attendance Madu Hal hultra gave a report on lnd1a She al'" ser\"ed food frurn Indw for tht' d u b'~ lntl'r natlt)nal FfJ(Id Project. The next mr t·ll ng will be held .June 5 at the IJt·mSt· ll'tnte residence lm 1 l;ouk;, ftepurter . luck is pulling some str~ngs for you today and could arrange a meeting about an 1mponant Even though your met hods to-- will work out ex ceptionally well lor you The returns mi ght be larger than usual The Mixed Minds 4-H Club mel Ma) 18. at the Ku n Brovmmg res1denc<• w1 th se\'en members and three ;;~dv lso r~ 111 attendance. The club dendt~l to collect bottle r ap>. Knn Br ownin g r1emonstratNi cllpp1ng ~~ horst' 's hoof ,,mta S1nJth have a safety report on t<1rn(Hioes. Tht! rwxl JJl{•t:·tmg "ill IJt• held June I ot th{' flmn~ :\111ll'r res1denn· ! .aunt S1111th. Heporter. The ~' 1ve Pcnnt Star Suteh•·rs 4-11 Club met Mo ) Ja at the Joelle MtLaughhn and one guest 111 n·siclt·rwt> wtth 12: tnL•mbl'rS, ont· ad \ IMJ I' KITCHEN TOWELS BRAIDED RUGS Reg . 79c Regular $1.69 2 For $100 The Hutland Ro<•drunners 4·H Cluh met Ma) 12 at till' Al'r e~ Park wtth 15 membcrl-t dnd !W(• ad~· tsors 111 attendance PlanS\H're<hscusscd for a tnp to Ctnlhcolt1(' and a · bctke sal•' Tht• nt'Xl meelmg w11i bt· held ~t rt~ 19 .J e~l!10l t ' Welsh . HeiX<rter . The Alfr ed ,\n ~ds 4-H Club met May li ill till' Tara r:uthne res1dence wtth 12 mt:m~ r :-, imcl two adnsr1r ~ 1n attendann' f1 1ans wt·rt• nwdr for a bake sale T htl llt'X! rrwcttn~,; w1ll llf:l .Junr 3 at th t' Jarnw Chct pruan rc:o,Hh·nrl' Jam!(.' Cht~pll l < t tl . l{ t~p nrt er . The next meeti ng Will bt• h<'hl .Jum· 10 altht• r:rallg!' Ward , Hepnrter Bt•t' kl LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second half Collection of the 1977 Real Estate Tax es. Also for delinquent tax . Closing date will be June 20, 1978. GEORGE M. COLLINS MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER He w1.1J safeguard • A SECUR ITIES EXPERT 11e w1ll bener our mv~stments • A CONSERVATIVE reduce rheo Sidle d~bt 40 w 60 w 75 w 100 w REG. 49c Styles WOMENS BRAS Values to $4.00 A CONCERNED CITIZEN ' VOTE HEPUBLICAN PRIMARY JUNE 6th VIsit Baker's Budget Shop for Inexpensive furniture BAKER FURNITURE GEO- ROGERS COMM. , 4 228 ~Je dway , Cols , 17 FEET KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON on 1h•$ 1d Ill~ ~tflrle(j jtttC t .. ,11H rl l l d h 5 ElceJI Close4 Sabtnl1y litidnipti Til 9 Ilit I TOTAl SATISFACTION G UA~Ar'l fEE hllfYI"'Oij y0Y buy ~11(r0it' •I 'ilYillt<>l~ IVr ~ nu • IOioti UIIII KII(l!l lltil•dleM of ..,_~u l t C i urel II yO" dl~ no l Wl •lh.cl, 1\rogtr wrll •lllll~ce ~ou• nem w•t h th~ Sll<l'e ll" nd AYONOAUCUT Green Beans 75c ! 01 ~ Com~•lblt br1nd a< refund yOur purt 11illl!l P'•Ce COPYIIGHI lf71- THI KIOGUCO, lflMS A"D I"IICU COOD IIJHOA~ MAY U THIU SAtlJIDA YJUNI J , ltrl liMIT 1liR WITH COUPON A!O $750 AOOiflONAl PURCHASE (EICtUOIHG THIS JTIM) I I I I I ~ gM lfiNT UJ ll JWIUIIIIII ..ll, 1111 llllltl 11-"'Uttlll IIITllllltALI.UU Spotlight Bean .Coffee Texas Cantaloupe~ Eaeh Clorox Liquid Bleach . PISCES !Feb. 211-March 20) Set Iotty goals toda y, no matter how tar-fetched they appei< If BES· PAK you·re resourcelul and daring you stand an excellent chance to succeed . ARIES {Morch 21·Aprll 11; You 're likely to get whate~er Vegetable Oil ~:~~~~133 you go alter because ol the unusual way you deal with people today . Your botd me th · ods will win applause. TAURUS (April ZII-Mey 20j or Wes tinghouse LIGHT BULBS S\6 . 99 . Steel frame, cus hion foam LAWN CHAIR WEBBING 2 59¢ 37~ tJUNii ~OD VAl.U~ pillow . Tangerine or green colors. Compare Quality! CAKE MIX 9 :4~ · 59c Betty Crocke r CAKE FROSTING SUPER MOIST ~~g9 86t One Pound Bag SLIM PRETZELS· :9~g . so~ With pi !low top 99 $}Q99 FOR Betty Cro cker Rigid Piastic FROM REGUlAR STOCK! SHORT SLEEVE TOPS Manv styles and fabrics tha1 we want to sell now , at greatly reduced prices. Values to I I I I I tllrtll -HINIIUiliUh IAIIlMFlUll WIJIC I 10 .t.l'f'liC.UU 11&1( &tiUI. IUU Pinto Beans $}59 STARTS THURSDAY 10 AM TATAMI SANDALS $}33 M SALTED OR ROASTED 50¢ Bag a~ liMIT 2 BICS WITH COUPON IND 17.50 AOD!TIOUl PIIRCHISI (llCtUOINC THIS JTIM ) liMIT ONE COUPON PER fAMil Y Biscuits $3.99 . c Kroger ~·.;.;·,.~~~... Meat or 12 Beef Wieners Pk9• Kroger Gelatin ......... FlO ZEN Wishbone c ~::kftng . . . . . . lb •. facial Tissue · work Length various fttt or v1rious m ilt. ''Tt'~t Clltt stf for com plet ion of this work shall bt 11 stt forth in tht bidding propoul ." EICh blddtr lhlll bt required to flit with his bid I certifltc:l cneck or ctshltr ' s chtek lor •n tmount equal, to uvt ~ttr unt ol hit bid, but In no event mort than fifty thoullnCI dolllrs . or 1 bond tor ttn cent of ttls bid, ~ayaDit to tnt Olrtctor . l lddtrl must apply , on tht oroptr forms. tor qull lflcatlon at 11111 ten d1ys pri or to tht datt 111 tor optnlno biCIS In ~ecordtnct wtth Cheptor 55lS Oh iO R IV Iltd COG I , For Women or Teens Thong Style! Regular $1.99 ••r JAMAICA SHORTS 'lens and S~rawberry aptclflcatlonl trt on tilt In tht Otplrtment of ·Trensportttlon 1nd tht VALUES TO $2.89 offiCI Of lhl DlltriCI Doputy ~~~sy 10 to IB Colors OUtctor. Tht Director rttlrYtl lht right to rtltct any tnd 111 DIGS . $}7PR9. OAVID L. WEIR POINT PLEASANT OR MASON DIRECTOR .; ' { t ·ll-73 !51 24, lt, 2tc Aov . I I I I I I 12, ma milt. " I Contract Sa Ill Ltgll St•ndard Time , Thursday , Junt 1. 1971 , for lm provtmtnU In : Atntns, Gallla, Guern11y , Hocking, Meigs , Monroe , Moroan , Noble , Perry . VInton and Wllhington Counflll , Ohio , on var ious routes and sect ions , by •P· Qlylng etnttr lints end lane ·lines . Pl~tment Width - var ies. Proltel Ltngth - 0.00 fttl o: c~ Tren1portetlon Columltul, Ohio Copy No. ll·Cll UNIT PRICE CONTRACT S11ltd propouls will be rectlvtd at the off ice of lhe Olrtctor of the Ohio Olptrtmtnt of Trenl porllllon , Columbus, Oh io, unfit 10 :00 A.M .. Ohio I I I 1111 KROGER NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STAT! Of OHIO DE ~ARTMENT OF In the Shell PEANUTS I I I I I I News of une•pected coopera· tlon today gives you inner staying power. You'll be able to hang in there until you 're sue· cessful. Moy I KRiJGER COST CUTTER COUPON 19 Fresh California Strawberries I I I liMIT ONE COUPON PU FAMIL Y Kroger Peanut 18-oz. Butter.. ...... .. Jar ships you would be tough to beet today Put this l1ne qua lity to work by bring ing logethe< those who may not see eye·tO· CROSS OVER THE BRIDGE TO BIG SUMMER SAVINGS! . VINYL AIR MAnRESS " Gallon Ctn. the area of human re lation· PR. CHILDS WADING POOL .1Uia.l I ~ lO<D<DDIALII$ . t ST. OF THE SEASON cle. AQUARIUS (Jen. 211-Feb. 1l[ ln '119 67"ic27" I 'uMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMilY You could rece ive some bright tdeu today lor renovaOng something into an extremely worthwhile and functiona l anl - Size 32A to 386 5 ft. Wide I I 99 I I IN SllVll UIDCI ' IHO!tPIHC tti.Al.-, .-.NO '0MIIOY. Wl IIHitvl THI liGHt 10 liMit QU.-.HTtlllS. HONl I I 10-oz. Jar I I I I I I I I I I I 11 we do •un Out ol dtl ~~~'"'~' " Kroger Instant Coffee CAPRICORN IDee. 22-Jan 111 Multi·Pos~ion Regular 0 . 4 3213 PD . PO L . ADV . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO !IIIEWSPAPEA ENTERPRISE AS SN ) Steel frame 10 He will ers . 26 Gallon Size CHAISE LOUNGER He will work keep you mformed on state spend1ng Of Made In USA , The 11t•rn" 'nv!lle 4·11 f.1rl s Honor Club nn·t MH; 20 at till' F7esbytenan Churrh wtth l'tght llltlllhl' l' ~ and nll l' Hd\ l!)nr 111 attendance Dursa nd a uwney-ra1s1ng proJe!'t \H'rC dJ SC' US!iC'd tp~~t llatlv noted SAQITIARIUS (Nov. 21-Dec. TRASH BAGS • \lrown •Green •Yellow • A PROSECUTOR our !ax dollars ' Heporter . Forest ·.• I( ' ~· •II bt• la•ld ;vkh s!-~t~ H L~rkrr . The Cownr) Clucks HI Club met M<l ) 17 ot tht• H<wk Spnngs Church w1th t:l lfll'J,n bt·rs Llllci lwc, ~td\'I MJ r !-. HJ attendno ce . Hefres hm enL~ wen• ; ervt•d IJy Ku n EIJIIJI . Fra11 Moxie) and Hela Eblin. The next ""~·ung w!IIIJl• held ~! " J :11 Kim Ebhn. Heporter. Reg. '8.99 '~-Hli'l 1 $100 ollen<bnce. Tht' m•xt llii'Plmg May 25 at tht: lJ.•a Ann Gaul rP!-.tdenn: Moulded plastic arms, tubula~ aluminum frame , front braced . Patio legs . The name uf the English royal house uf Planl•gcnel came from i:l French word meaning "broum sl<llk." GEORGE ROGERS IS: Veals (choice ond prime ! 47·71 , Ba by Cal ves (by the head) 40~0 . Hogs (No. 1, barrows and Bos\on 's 5-4 victory O\o'e r gills, 200-230 lbs. 1 50.20-50.35, Toronto moved the Hed Sox' Sows 41.35-46 .75, Boars :lli.B5· May record to 22-6, ecli ps in g 38.50, Pigs t by Ihe head 1 35· the mark set by the 1946 Hed 42. Sox who were 21-6. I>Md •ltm. we w1ll otteo you you• c hou,.~~ u l ~ u.>mVd • ~ tk >ltm ..,.,.,., •~••'•bit . rel lecton<;J lhe W'""' .,._. '\1) '" d ' ' '" check wl'loeh M l fl't>llt yOu 10 Qu• C h<t~ 11\ol '<htfl >~l •1"' "1 21) lnvolvememts may not be conducted along convenHonal lines today , giving you an opportunity to , assert yourself without ruffling anyone 's Ieath· Storewide Sale LAWN CHAIR :111.85 . ADVE RTI SED ITEM POLICY LIBRA (Sept . 21-0ct. 21) Lady The Fi ve Pmnt Star Slltchers .J . 1.. HI Club mt•t Ma; 14 <ll 6x5x4 WEBS BOSTON I UP It - The Boston Red Sox Monda y set a cl ub record with their 22nd victor y in the month nf May. Etch ot theN tdverloMd •ttU>I 11 •«<~"~ tu 1101 ~ ~ ~ llolv •~""ble fOf wte ,,., " (h l(rl)t,le• Sture e • cev t ,,~ discover there are long-range benefits that could derive from it. eye. the Pal Holtrr re.stdence wtth 1:1 rnembt•r!:! and t" o rtd\ ~~~~r ~ 1n ll l! W ~ pop cr . I pcesents today. It 's likely you' ll day might appear strange , they 77! Problr111 in her culuum . Wrile POI.I.V'~ POI NTEHS 111 ca re uf this I I I I Ignore a far-out id ea a fr1end Comfort Top Regular 39c Surface mterest fabri c. ALL IN ONE Po i nter . Pc t•vc , ra V\l l"l tC I I I VIAQO (Aug. 21·Sept. 22; Don't NEW SHIPMENT Of ARTIFICiAL DRIED FLOWERS HAS ARRIVED AND )'( JLJI" YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER nary brainstorm. Issue The results snoutd be mutually gratily•ng SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22) DRIED FLOWERS PANTI AND PANTY HOSE USl 'S a lon g . se ll · truly make up your mind to do something today its not likely you 'll De eas lty delerred . Follow through on any extraordi- l:::t::/- ·6 colors. SELECTION TUBE SOCKS Women's ~ ~ , crease. Pull on waist. NEW Men's Full Cushion ______________ _ _ _ _ ____ I she ~' ceder Steers ( 400 -800 lbs.), choice 57.25-61.75 ; good 41 ·55: ~' eeder flcifers (400-700 lbs. 1. choice 49.a0-56, choice 58.50-63.75 ; Feeder Bulls 1400· 1100 lbs.l, choice 58.50-63.75, good 40-54. Slaughter Bulls tover 100 lbs.1 46.60-50.40, Sla ughter Co ws : utilities 39.:10-42. Ca 1111ers and Cutters 35· you strive to accomplish your aims today and could extend a surprisingly del ightful lnlrfilatlon to you . LEO !July 23-Aug. 2%) II yo u Size 8 to 16. Stitched ~ tha n.k -yuu news p~pci· C'IHip~u l elippcr~ tf pressed . with how diligently SHORT SHORTS COMPLETE $500 Amount enclosed - - ~ame '344 BAN-LON SHIRTS No. of reserva uons - - - TEENS AND WOMENS s ignt~d ATHENS UVESTOCK SALES Saturday, May27, 1978 homeowners cla im s stu dy indicates that the discounts are justified by the fact that loss experience is lower for newer homes. new homes 011ly. The di scount INSURANI:E DISCOUNT COLU MBUS 1UPlt - The will drop two perce nt for each Na tionw id e Mutual Fir e subsequent yea r lo a two discount for lnsurHn('e 0) . will begin on perce nt Thu rsda y to offer resi d~ n ces seven years old . Bernard E. Guinan, vice ]HIIIl CO WilCI' S premi um discounts of up to 14 percent president of family markets so les for Nationwide , said the on newer homes. The maximum 14 percent new rate reduction was being because a discou nt will apply to brand uff ered Someone unusual will be im- KNEE-HI NYLONS REG . $2 .99 REG. 14.99 MENS SHORT SLEEVE Size S· M· L X·4X Dance · 9·()(). J: DO BBQ GRILL save 50% & more Mf.IGS ALL'MNI Sat .. JulJ I. 1978 White and Colors 18 INCH Poll y w1JI send you Olll' uf hl'l" Radio City Station . N.Y 10019. Be su1e to specify b~rth sign. CANCER {June 2t·July 21) SLEEVELESS SHELLS I see . tub' and so o11 . ·- HAZF·:J , ' addressed . stamped envelope to Astro·Gcaph . P.O. Box 489. WOMENS Stripe s, jacquards , solids . , Cotton and polyester blend . A wonder fu l sa le group , come Reunion of Meigs High each and ..----~EA~SY~CA~R~E":'PO:':'L:::YE::ST::ER~ SAVE 13.11 ON EACH J E:IIN IE CA RL'TIIEHS d<.lllllJ !.Hi lJL' I" Lu wd Will remove hi:tirs from s1nks. w Q~lfillbillw'U alttw f(1ut of till' ('n1ss. A SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR OHIO CUSTOMERS! EUNICE NORTON . 1- The ~Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 31, 1978 llarn·sl Moun Pint· Trt·t· St<1lt' U.S,D.A, INSPECTED ... Frozen Baking Hens ............. lb• FRO lEN 5 Avondale French _1• Fries ............. aai Pte .. .. ... .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. $ • neh 91 Pie Baked Beans ................... . I I e: �of till' st x New The Harvest MV<IIl. the full Engh::111Cl sta tes With :U ,:tl5 moon m·m·cst ltlt' Autumnal Equinox . usltcrs i11 a periud of The l <ll'~cst squarl' IJJi lt•s, Mamc ts tht! t)lt~ Jy Ullt of I hi.: 48 l'Ulllf.T ll1ii10US Uni h.•d States that bunters un un!y Ullt' - Nt•w Hwnpsl·1in.·. Its dt•t·ply tndenled st•acoast llll'"sure :1,47a 111iles. West Quoddy Pu111t b lilt.• mo.st easterly U.S. lllollllond tuwn . • ELECT st·vt·r·al s uctrs~ ive duys when gives fanner:-; in temperate rcg ums extra huurs uf light in w/nd1 to lu1 rvest their lTHf_.S IJt·furc frost anti wtrl tl'r coJllc . \1t·dtt• v;_d folk thl' bloodstone that Lx•ltt'\'t' retl'l \'t•d its rolol'lng from Chri St 's own blood falling upun a gn.' {'/1 :-~ torw POLLY'S POINTERS REPUBLICAN FOR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER For information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons involved in the stealing of one American Pit ' "Bull " Terrier and $465 .00 cash . The dog is outstanding in its features. H~ is a rusty brown red colored dog with a white diamond on his top part of his head. He has a white s pot on his chest and it's 3" wide &.6" long, green eyes. Contact the Meigs County Sheriff's office and -or Danny Wise, Rt. I , New Lima Road , Rutland , Ohio. • VJSIT IN WASHINGTON - Seniors of West Virginia Training School. Poin t Pleasan t visited in Washington, D. C. while on their senior trip. Here they are shown talk ing wi th Senotor Jennings Randolph . Shown. J-r, are , Senator 1\andolph, Walter Bruce Johnson. Mrs. Johnson , Jennie Caruthers, Rt. 2, Pomeruy, Natho n Dieudunne and Eunice Nurton. Ius hail's get tracked intu the house and unto the l'arpet. I ~ut a pi ece of auhesiveU..cked paper su (hat is thc width uf my paint rulle1·. Rcmuvc oocking and pu t p<~pcr around the !'Oller with Polly Cramer the sticky Side out !Jut be sure there is an uverlap so tile can never get them out and p<~pcr stays unthe roller. Hull Shaggy dog story they get on our clothes, etc, uver any hairy area. F'resh due to static electricity. Dues p<~pc1· will have tu be put un DEAR POlLY - We are anyone have o sulution ? as the stickiness wea rs off. haVinK a problem with our ROBERT This works grea t fur me. long·haired doK leaving hairs DEAR ROBERT - Denise HESTER on the rug and furniture. We and others have asked the DEAR POLLY - This" fur same question. The following those with hair pruiJiems. I letters tell us lj'hat vanous have two daught ers with lung For Thurod1y, June 1 reoders have done to help blonde hair and lwd to cullsolve the problem. Do hope cud a mclliod to keep my one of them helps you.- POI. sanity . Bernice Bede Osol LY On corpcls I reverse the DEAR POLLY - Denise sweeper ollaelunent and use wonted to know how to get rid the bristle side. Pull sluwly of dog hairs . We have the ooekward toward yu u. Hair same problem with cat hoirs. has so much eleclncily it wlll I use a piece of nylon net to not be sucked up like crum iJS, pick them up and it works etc . You will hove to remuve June 1, 1971 wonders. Wad up " piece of handfuls of hair every few Knowledge gained slowly ovec net and go over any place feel when using the IJnslles the years might be tile base tor where there is hair . - because they hang 011. I du an innovative idea you ' ll this about every third time I receive this coming year . Op- PHYLLIS DEAR POLLY - I find the vacuwn. portunity to develop it witt pop up out of the blue at just the solution for hairs in the house As fur the loundry I lokc right time . very simple. I just use or- care uf the problem lJcfure I GEMINI (M1y 11-Juno 20) Seek dinary masking lope. It even sla1t woshing and while I sur! to associate with people who are producers today . By ob· works un carpet lint. I hove the clothes. I hold them up to serving them \IOU could learn at been doing this fur years and " the light tv be sure oil hair is an offbeat source lor some- it is cheap, too. - VY removed su it is nut floati ng thing you 've wanted lor a long DEAR POLLY - I hope I aruund in the washer getting time. Like to find ouJ more of can help Denise with her hair on evcryunc :s duthcs. All what lies ahead for you? Send lor your cop'JI of Astra-Graph problems. Our dog stays in thi s hair is tossed in a bag and Letter by mailing 50 cents lor the garage but often some of p1lched in the garbage. A HENRY WELLS tilt' ll.toon rises soon after sunsel. This phcnomL·nun '500 REWARD v • election day I nd I have bee n un ab le to contac.f each of you in pe r son due to a l;lroken ankle . Therefore. I am faking this means to a s k tor your support in the Pr imary Election June 6th . Please feel fr ee to call or see meal anytime . Your Vote will be greatly appreciated . Pd. Pol. Adv . ASTIO•GRAPH 11\~m STARTS THURSDAY 10 AM _ _ _ _ _SH_O_P. ,. IN POINT PLEASANT OR MASON MENS KNIT · SHIRTS GRADUATE - Jenrne Caruthers. daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Ca ruthers. Rt. 2. Pomeroy. ami Eunice ~ort o n , Florida , arr rect'nt gr;ujtwtes of Wt•st V1r g m1a Training School. Point Pleasant. They n•n•ived a BHE degree and each rnamtamed r~n A ctn•rage Regular $6.99 Size S· M· L-XL alumni to be July 1 The Meigs High Sch ool Alwnni will stage " reum on this year at th e high school on .July I w1th reservatiOns to dose on June 16. Alumni interested in attendmg the reun1on . whi ch will tnclude a banquet at 7 and a dance at 9, are Clsked t o complete the form below and mail it to Kathy l\nmngs, Box 28:1 Syracuse . BanquL'l . i : 00 p Ill Me1gs High School Caletena . $6 .00 per person fllr both If per fect you would pay up to $10 .00 . Man y fa sh1on trims . Cut out famou s labels. Well made branded sh1rts with slight fl aw; , BOUQUETS Regular $1.00 Address_______ Yr . Graduatt•d Fit s 9 to IS Size 6611> ,. Meigs 4-H Club News Regular $1.29 HAS ARRIVED II Summer Shades White or Beige Top 2 Sizes attendance Madu Hal hultra gave a report on lnd1a She al'" ser\"ed food frurn Indw for tht' d u b'~ lntl'r natlt)nal FfJ(Id Project. The next mr t·ll ng will be held .June 5 at the IJt·mSt· ll'tnte residence lm 1 l;ouk;, ftepurter . luck is pulling some str~ngs for you today and could arrange a meeting about an 1mponant Even though your met hods to-- will work out ex ceptionally well lor you The returns mi ght be larger than usual The Mixed Minds 4-H Club mel Ma) 18. at the Ku n Brovmmg res1denc<• w1 th se\'en members and three ;;~dv lso r~ 111 attendance. The club dendt~l to collect bottle r ap>. Knn Br ownin g r1emonstratNi cllpp1ng ~~ horst' 's hoof ,,mta S1nJth have a safety report on t<1rn(Hioes. Tht! rwxl JJl{•t:·tmg "ill IJt• held June I ot th{' flmn~ :\111ll'r res1denn· ! .aunt S1111th. Heporter. The ~' 1ve Pcnnt Star Suteh•·rs 4-11 Club met Mo ) Ja at the Joelle MtLaughhn and one guest 111 n·siclt·rwt> wtth 12: tnL•mbl'rS, ont· ad \ IMJ I' KITCHEN TOWELS BRAIDED RUGS Reg . 79c Regular $1.69 2 For $100 The Hutland Ro<•drunners 4·H Cluh met Ma) 12 at till' Al'r e~ Park wtth 15 membcrl-t dnd !W(• ad~· tsors 111 attendance PlanS\H're<hscusscd for a tnp to Ctnlhcolt1(' and a · bctke sal•' Tht• nt'Xl meelmg w11i bt· held ~t rt~ 19 .J e~l!10l t ' Welsh . HeiX<rter . The Alfr ed ,\n ~ds 4-H Club met May li ill till' Tara r:uthne res1dence wtth 12 mt:m~ r :-, imcl two adnsr1r ~ 1n attendann' f1 1ans wt·rt• nwdr for a bake sale T htl llt'X! rrwcttn~,; w1ll llf:l .Junr 3 at th t' Jarnw Chct pruan rc:o,Hh·nrl' Jam!(.' Cht~pll l < t tl . l{ t~p nrt er . The next meeti ng Will bt• h<'hl .Jum· 10 altht• r:rallg!' Ward , Hepnrter Bt•t' kl LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second half Collection of the 1977 Real Estate Tax es. Also for delinquent tax . Closing date will be June 20, 1978. GEORGE M. COLLINS MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER He w1.1J safeguard • A SECUR ITIES EXPERT 11e w1ll bener our mv~stments • A CONSERVATIVE reduce rheo Sidle d~bt 40 w 60 w 75 w 100 w REG. 49c Styles WOMENS BRAS Values to $4.00 A CONCERNED CITIZEN ' VOTE HEPUBLICAN PRIMARY JUNE 6th VIsit Baker's Budget Shop for Inexpensive furniture BAKER FURNITURE GEO- ROGERS COMM. , 4 228 ~Je dway , Cols , 17 FEET KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON on 1h•$ 1d Ill~ ~tflrle(j jtttC t .. ,11H rl l l d h 5 ElceJI Close4 Sabtnl1y litidnipti Til 9 Ilit I TOTAl SATISFACTION G UA~Ar'l fEE hllfYI"'Oij y0Y buy ~11(r0it' •I 'ilYillt<>l~ IVr ~ nu • IOioti UIIII KII(l!l lltil•dleM of ..,_~u l t C i urel II yO" dl~ no l Wl •lh.cl, 1\rogtr wrll •lllll~ce ~ou• nem w•t h th~ Sll<l'e ll" nd AYONOAUCUT Green Beans 75c ! 01 ~ Com~•lblt br1nd a< refund yOur purt 11illl!l P'•Ce COPYIIGHI lf71- THI KIOGUCO, lflMS A"D I"IICU COOD IIJHOA~ MAY U THIU SAtlJIDA YJUNI J , ltrl liMIT 1liR WITH COUPON A!O $750 AOOiflONAl PURCHASE (EICtUOIHG THIS JTIM) I I I I I ~ gM lfiNT UJ ll JWIUIIIIII ..ll, 1111 llllltl 11-"'Uttlll IIITllllltALI.UU Spotlight Bean .Coffee Texas Cantaloupe~ Eaeh Clorox Liquid Bleach . PISCES !Feb. 211-March 20) Set Iotty goals toda y, no matter how tar-fetched they appei< If BES· PAK you·re resourcelul and daring you stand an excellent chance to succeed . ARIES {Morch 21·Aprll 11; You 're likely to get whate~er Vegetable Oil ~:~~~~133 you go alter because ol the unusual way you deal with people today . Your botd me th · ods will win applause. TAURUS (April ZII-Mey 20j or Wes tinghouse LIGHT BULBS S\6 . 99 . Steel frame, cus hion foam LAWN CHAIR WEBBING 2 59¢ 37~ tJUNii ~OD VAl.U~ pillow . Tangerine or green colors. Compare Quality! CAKE MIX 9 :4~ · 59c Betty Crocke r CAKE FROSTING SUPER MOIST ~~g9 86t One Pound Bag SLIM PRETZELS· :9~g . so~ With pi !low top 99 $}Q99 FOR Betty Cro cker Rigid Piastic FROM REGUlAR STOCK! SHORT SLEEVE TOPS Manv styles and fabrics tha1 we want to sell now , at greatly reduced prices. Values to I I I I I tllrtll -HINIIUiliUh IAIIlMFlUll WIJIC I 10 .t.l'f'liC.UU 11&1( &tiUI. IUU Pinto Beans $}59 STARTS THURSDAY 10 AM TATAMI SANDALS $}33 M SALTED OR ROASTED 50¢ Bag a~ liMIT 2 BICS WITH COUPON IND 17.50 AOD!TIOUl PIIRCHISI (llCtUOINC THIS JTIM ) liMIT ONE COUPON PER fAMil Y Biscuits $3.99 . c Kroger ~·.;.;·,.~~~... Meat or 12 Beef Wieners Pk9• Kroger Gelatin ......... FlO ZEN Wishbone c ~::kftng . . . . . . lb •. facial Tissue · work Length various fttt or v1rious m ilt. ''Tt'~t Clltt stf for com plet ion of this work shall bt 11 stt forth in tht bidding propoul ." EICh blddtr lhlll bt required to flit with his bid I certifltc:l cneck or ctshltr ' s chtek lor •n tmount equal, to uvt ~ttr unt ol hit bid, but In no event mort than fifty thoullnCI dolllrs . or 1 bond tor ttn cent of ttls bid, ~ayaDit to tnt Olrtctor . l lddtrl must apply , on tht oroptr forms. tor qull lflcatlon at 11111 ten d1ys pri or to tht datt 111 tor optnlno biCIS In ~ecordtnct wtth Cheptor 55lS Oh iO R IV Iltd COG I , For Women or Teens Thong Style! Regular $1.99 ••r JAMAICA SHORTS 'lens and S~rawberry aptclflcatlonl trt on tilt In tht Otplrtment of ·Trensportttlon 1nd tht VALUES TO $2.89 offiCI Of lhl DlltriCI Doputy ~~~sy 10 to IB Colors OUtctor. Tht Director rttlrYtl lht right to rtltct any tnd 111 DIGS . $}7PR9. OAVID L. WEIR POINT PLEASANT OR MASON DIRECTOR .; ' { t ·ll-73 !51 24, lt, 2tc Aov . I I I I I I 12, ma milt. " I Contract Sa Ill Ltgll St•ndard Time , Thursday , Junt 1. 1971 , for lm provtmtnU In : Atntns, Gallla, Guern11y , Hocking, Meigs , Monroe , Moroan , Noble , Perry . VInton and Wllhington Counflll , Ohio , on var ious routes and sect ions , by •P· Qlylng etnttr lints end lane ·lines . Pl~tment Width - var ies. Proltel Ltngth - 0.00 fttl o: c~ Tren1portetlon Columltul, Ohio Copy No. ll·Cll UNIT PRICE CONTRACT S11ltd propouls will be rectlvtd at the off ice of lhe Olrtctor of the Ohio Olptrtmtnt of Trenl porllllon , Columbus, Oh io, unfit 10 :00 A.M .. Ohio I I I 1111 KROGER NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STAT! Of OHIO DE ~ARTMENT OF In the Shell PEANUTS I I I I I I News of une•pected coopera· tlon today gives you inner staying power. You'll be able to hang in there until you 're sue· cessful. Moy I KRiJGER COST CUTTER COUPON 19 Fresh California Strawberries I I I liMIT ONE COUPON PU FAMIL Y Kroger Peanut 18-oz. Butter.. ...... .. Jar ships you would be tough to beet today Put this l1ne qua lity to work by bring ing logethe< those who may not see eye·tO· CROSS OVER THE BRIDGE TO BIG SUMMER SAVINGS! . VINYL AIR MAnRESS " Gallon Ctn. the area of human re lation· PR. CHILDS WADING POOL .1Uia.l I ~ lO<D<DDIALII$ . t ST. OF THE SEASON cle. AQUARIUS (Jen. 211-Feb. 1l[ ln '119 67"ic27" I 'uMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMilY You could rece ive some bright tdeu today lor renovaOng something into an extremely worthwhile and functiona l anl - Size 32A to 386 5 ft. Wide I I 99 I I IN SllVll UIDCI ' IHO!tPIHC tti.Al.-, .-.NO '0MIIOY. Wl IIHitvl THI liGHt 10 liMit QU.-.HTtlllS. HONl I I 10-oz. Jar I I I I I I I I I I I 11 we do •un Out ol dtl ~~~'"'~' " Kroger Instant Coffee CAPRICORN IDee. 22-Jan 111 Multi·Pos~ion Regular 0 . 4 3213 PD . PO L . ADV . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO !IIIEWSPAPEA ENTERPRISE AS SN ) Steel frame 10 He will ers . 26 Gallon Size CHAISE LOUNGER He will work keep you mformed on state spend1ng Of Made In USA , The 11t•rn" 'nv!lle 4·11 f.1rl s Honor Club nn·t MH; 20 at till' F7esbytenan Churrh wtth l'tght llltlllhl' l' ~ and nll l' Hd\ l!)nr 111 attendance Dursa nd a uwney-ra1s1ng proJe!'t \H'rC dJ SC' US!iC'd tp~~t llatlv noted SAQITIARIUS (Nov. 21-Dec. TRASH BAGS • \lrown •Green •Yellow • A PROSECUTOR our !ax dollars ' Heporter . Forest ·.• I( ' ~· •II bt• la•ld ;vkh s!-~t~ H L~rkrr . The Cownr) Clucks HI Club met M<l ) 17 ot tht• H<wk Spnngs Church w1th t:l lfll'J,n bt·rs Llllci lwc, ~td\'I MJ r !-. HJ attendno ce . Hefres hm enL~ wen• ; ervt•d IJy Ku n EIJIIJI . Fra11 Moxie) and Hela Eblin. The next ""~·ung w!IIIJl• held ~! " J :11 Kim Ebhn. Heporter. Reg. '8.99 '~-Hli'l 1 $100 ollen<bnce. Tht' m•xt llii'Plmg May 25 at tht: lJ.•a Ann Gaul rP!-.tdenn: Moulded plastic arms, tubula~ aluminum frame , front braced . Patio legs . The name uf the English royal house uf Planl•gcnel came from i:l French word meaning "broum sl<llk." GEORGE ROGERS IS: Veals (choice ond prime ! 47·71 , Ba by Cal ves (by the head) 40~0 . Hogs (No. 1, barrows and Bos\on 's 5-4 victory O\o'e r gills, 200-230 lbs. 1 50.20-50.35, Toronto moved the Hed Sox' Sows 41.35-46 .75, Boars :lli.B5· May record to 22-6, ecli ps in g 38.50, Pigs t by Ihe head 1 35· the mark set by the 1946 Hed 42. Sox who were 21-6. I>Md •ltm. we w1ll otteo you you• c hou,.~~ u l ~ u.>mVd • ~ tk >ltm ..,.,.,., •~••'•bit . rel lecton<;J lhe W'""' .,._. '\1) '" d ' ' '" check wl'loeh M l fl't>llt yOu 10 Qu• C h<t~ 11\ol '<htfl >~l •1"' "1 21) lnvolvememts may not be conducted along convenHonal lines today , giving you an opportunity to , assert yourself without ruffling anyone 's Ieath· Storewide Sale LAWN CHAIR :111.85 . ADVE RTI SED ITEM POLICY LIBRA (Sept . 21-0ct. 21) Lady The Fi ve Pmnt Star Slltchers .J . 1.. HI Club mt•t Ma; 14 <ll 6x5x4 WEBS BOSTON I UP It - The Boston Red Sox Monda y set a cl ub record with their 22nd victor y in the month nf May. Etch ot theN tdverloMd •ttU>I 11 •«<~"~ tu 1101 ~ ~ ~ llolv •~""ble fOf wte ,,., " (h l(rl)t,le• Sture e • cev t ,,~ discover there are long-range benefits that could derive from it. eye. the Pal Holtrr re.stdence wtth 1:1 rnembt•r!:! and t" o rtd\ ~~~~r ~ 1n ll l! W ~ pop cr . I pcesents today. It 's likely you' ll day might appear strange , they 77! Problr111 in her culuum . Wrile POI.I.V'~ POI NTEHS 111 ca re uf this I I I I Ignore a far-out id ea a fr1end Comfort Top Regular 39c Surface mterest fabri c. ALL IN ONE Po i nter . Pc t•vc , ra V\l l"l tC I I I VIAQO (Aug. 21·Sept. 22; Don't NEW SHIPMENT Of ARTIFICiAL DRIED FLOWERS HAS ARRIVED AND )'( JLJI" YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER nary brainstorm. Issue The results snoutd be mutually gratily•ng SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22) DRIED FLOWERS PANTI AND PANTY HOSE USl 'S a lon g . se ll · truly make up your mind to do something today its not likely you 'll De eas lty delerred . Follow through on any extraordi- l:::t::/- ·6 colors. SELECTION TUBE SOCKS Women's ~ ~ , crease. Pull on waist. NEW Men's Full Cushion ______________ _ _ _ _ ____ I she ~' ceder Steers ( 400 -800 lbs.), choice 57.25-61.75 ; good 41 ·55: ~' eeder flcifers (400-700 lbs. 1. choice 49.a0-56, choice 58.50-63.75 ; Feeder Bulls 1400· 1100 lbs.l, choice 58.50-63.75, good 40-54. Slaughter Bulls tover 100 lbs.1 46.60-50.40, Sla ughter Co ws : utilities 39.:10-42. Ca 1111ers and Cutters 35· you strive to accomplish your aims today and could extend a surprisingly del ightful lnlrfilatlon to you . LEO !July 23-Aug. 2%) II yo u Size 8 to 16. Stitched ~ tha n.k -yuu news p~pci· C'IHip~u l elippcr~ tf pressed . with how diligently SHORT SHORTS COMPLETE $500 Amount enclosed - - ~ame '344 BAN-LON SHIRTS No. of reserva uons - - - TEENS AND WOMENS s ignt~d ATHENS UVESTOCK SALES Saturday, May27, 1978 homeowners cla im s stu dy indicates that the discounts are justified by the fact that loss experience is lower for newer homes. new homes 011ly. The di scount INSURANI:E DISCOUNT COLU MBUS 1UPlt - The will drop two perce nt for each Na tionw id e Mutual Fir e subsequent yea r lo a two discount for lnsurHn('e 0) . will begin on perce nt Thu rsda y to offer resi d~ n ces seven years old . Bernard E. Guinan, vice ]HIIIl CO WilCI' S premi um discounts of up to 14 percent president of family markets so les for Nationwide , said the on newer homes. The maximum 14 percent new rate reduction was being because a discou nt will apply to brand uff ered Someone unusual will be im- KNEE-HI NYLONS REG . $2 .99 REG. 14.99 MENS SHORT SLEEVE Size S· M· L X·4X Dance · 9·()(). J: DO BBQ GRILL save 50% & more Mf.IGS ALL'MNI Sat .. JulJ I. 1978 White and Colors 18 INCH Poll y w1JI send you Olll' uf hl'l" Radio City Station . N.Y 10019. Be su1e to specify b~rth sign. CANCER {June 2t·July 21) SLEEVELESS SHELLS I see . tub' and so o11 . ·- HAZF·:J , ' addressed . stamped envelope to Astro·Gcaph . P.O. Box 489. WOMENS Stripe s, jacquards , solids . , Cotton and polyester blend . A wonder fu l sa le group , come Reunion of Meigs High each and ..----~EA~SY~CA~R~E":'PO:':'L:::YE::ST::ER~ SAVE 13.11 ON EACH J E:IIN IE CA RL'TIIEHS d<.lllllJ !.Hi lJL' I" Lu wd Will remove hi:tirs from s1nks. w Q~lfillbillw'U alttw f(1ut of till' ('n1ss. A SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR OHIO CUSTOMERS! EUNICE NORTON . 1- The ~Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 31, 1978 llarn·sl Moun Pint· Trt·t· St<1lt' U.S,D.A, INSPECTED ... Frozen Baking Hens ............. lb• FRO lEN 5 Avondale French _1• Fries ............. aai Pte .. .. ... .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. $ • neh 91 Pie Baked Beans ................... . I I e: �11 - The Dailv Sentinel, MiddJeport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 31, 1978 ,o-Th;::n:~·M•ddJe~:t:::·u CHARGES 1$ Wm d:; ur Undl·r· l"u.sh I Ua\ tOO 2Ja)•s Clr<H)\~ I t~ 1.., i.W '"' 3day:; tida _\'S .100 Ravh won! ovl'r 11rt• uuuunwn 15 wur ds 1:. " Cl'ltl:. l)t'l' wurll ~·r i.l<~~ Arb, runmng •J\tu•r tlrt~r rru llllt'\:Ul t \f d.ay:. wtll lit drargl'tl at tl11• l d:r~ l'i:lll' In ltll'lllul') . C11rtl uf flrank:. utili Olmuary 6 r· L·rr~ ~~ II'LJnl. $:100 1llU\UIIliiH l'<l:.ll Ill <itl\'i:ltlt'l' Mullllt• ~l umt• s.: r lt·~ c;ml Yard s.<liH Htlf .wccpt t•d ,,,iJ~ wrtlr 1 otsh 11.1\ll ur·dtor 'lJ n•ut l'll.\ri'.L(r· f.,r :Hh l':ttT}'· 111~ lit ' ~ ~uml>t·r · In t'iirt LJr Tht· St'ntmt•l Th•· i'ublt.~llt'r t' l'~t·nt·~ tlw tWht \t t l'dtl ur l't.'Jt'i'l .till ,ub dt•t•lltt•d •tb· J~'l" ltuu.-~ 1 Tilt' l)u ltl t!lllt't \.I ll! th•l lA· tC~~WIIlitlJ)t• hot llllfl"(' lli:tt llt l ll" lll l'ilt"· lt'l"llll~t · rtJI111 Pltt•ltt> ~r!-~ 151i 31 .• Wednesday,May 11-- YOU hove o servrce ro otter won t to buy or ~ell ~ol 11 e lh ing o e looking lor war k ' or who lever you II get results la s ter wrth o ~en1u1el Wonr Ad Colt 992 ·21 ~b r· · WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES M urtt.la~ Tuc:KIIt) tlrru ~' nd.~,· I PM . Suml.t\ ~I' 'I Ft tJ <t ~ CALL 992-2692 DURING DAY; •nlonl ClothlllQ Orld l arntly IN LOV IN G rnerno r y o f o ut lathe-1 or1d grondlother Hot a ce ~ 1\ tb ble wh o 1-Jm ~cd away MO)' 31 ]Q77 1h~ r tpp ltng ~ tt earn of Ide r o il~ on And yet rhe vacan t r hotr recolb the la ce the .. o,ce !he srntle 01 Qrle who Ollre so l thc1e l oo k tng bach wtth memortes Sprayed ''' "'h a mtllton tears Wt.,hmg you rould hove !>pored htm God l- or )USI o l ew more year s Daughter s Ho: el Ado f-oues t f-otrybel l and grandchildren W..t and found l0)1 IN ~o c t n e oteo 2 year old rnole beagle blocK and ron w1th overshot undet)OW $)0 r e..,ard 949 215) oiler 0 Help Wanted !RU CK dtt\l("r ~ ~p e rtenced "' d11vmg rru c lc ~ ~end resume~ to 6 011 72Q ~ ( o !he Dmly Sen ltnel Pomer oy Oh•o 30M ~ O N~ 10 wa r\.. 111 lornato f ,eld5 l op PO f Oo llo'> Cleland '/ 49 2:1 40 WAIIR l SS WANIW apply m per ~on Me•g5 Inn Wanted to I:Jny OLO ~URNI! U R ~ tC l~ bo..:e~ bro~5 bed$ 11 on bed~ etc co rnplel e house holdo; Wrlle M D M1!1er Rt 4 Pome•oy Ohoo o r coil 44') 77 ':}0 OepleS~ton g l o ~., rnoturnrly clot he ~ baby tlem., d>.,he~ b1 l old do or~ nwK Ja ck Woll. om:. r e~1dencc 99'/ ~1:100 01 491 SJo8 11ems TWO f-AMIL 'f Dnvewoy Sole f-11 lt ~a t In( l uck>~ 'J iown mawet ~ sltHeo d •.,h e!> mtH ttems and clo thmg ~dna lnple ll and Jo11e 1:! 10wn ol the ~ usse t l Brown re'o1den ce tasley !>t Po rneroy ~m.l d l e ~ ~ulh h'etn e ~ lndoo1 M 1ddlepor t U) f-0 tror 1or woth j pi h1tch 74') J074 CU Rfi'~N CY ru hem old poe ~ ('I wot ch e ~ and c hou·~ ~ ~ , ),,, n· J qold We ·1eed I ~M and I ' I ~~~~('I (0!1~', I:! Uy" \ ell or '' 1 Coli Roger Wom~ley 7t.'J t:Jj I TI MBI:R duns saw Ken I l o r stondmg Coli Ql-1'} 596~ 01 To p l tmbt:>r Honb,. 10 d1toon 94CO .Uf.J b)70 buy 1/<IJ WAN T TO bu y 9 ~ 9 1tJ9 1 Good wheel chaH Buoinc•• Oppurtunili<>• Ow11 1Hl AM ~RI ( At..J () lt~AM Open your Own !i u'it'lf'~'> wtlhH1 :J w('f·~ '> Own youf own fu •ly ~ t o d•ed teen or lad!£"> lo ~ ht on ~ ho p t verylh t,ng pr ovt UPd Vout (0<.1 S 17 900 Call M1 WPPI.. ., roll free l HOO tl"f 4 17 b7 EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment lJ lAli:FI ~ AUCTION flubhc tn v ltl'd ht June 21100 !loon l1uc l-.l o ad ~ at o il ne.,., mer chon dt 'oe sol d "' quant1ty Ideal lor ~ moll ~ 1 01e'io ~ 1o1 1 om ~ole ~ gtl1 shop~ ~et~tce Ilea mor l-.er ~ Vord ~tc At Oht o h't ~<C'r Auc 11on Metg ~ Plo!Q Mtddlep 011 Ohto Hegulor ~ole f-r 1doy end )oru rdoy n t ght ~ or 7 prn Auto Sal~• 1'H J M O NI~ CARl O la ndau P ~ I' B A l A M 8 trotk ~ rer eo 1:-<ellenr co ndttt on $ 1700 2b21 JII/(J PLYMOU1H lJU~li:H slo n! 6 enq 111e Aut omo t'c Jron.,mt ~ ~1011 5000 or be st alt er SIOfl 'o'lile 74/ :J04fl Harr : 9 / il 1-' QN IIAt ( AIAliNA au ~) ()(J(J rnti P!> 4 doot " ny! 1 0 ~ N'w lir e5 S/ I 00 99/ 38'10 41 t MOI>Jlf CARl O londou fl ~ P ~ A C AM H tro ch 'l le•e o ~.or c ellc n t condtltOn 51700 SPECIAL Call Now For Appointment 1r.;t.a Pomeroy Landmark W. C.rsey . Mgr . Phont 9t2 -2111 pgg pla111 ~ ~ t o rt:" S400 492 ~8~tj 7!14l::ng me recently re bu tl t Good shape $bOO /4/ /54 1 DO OGf. ~ 1A 110"' wagon P ) f-1 tl A C S.!!!l(J Qq'/ ~301 1970 t97J liD OHA DO CADIUAl b cel le nl co ndtl tOrt loaded wtth ('}!l• o~ Or1ly SJ800 Al so 1(! 11 11uc• cotnper Good <OIIdtltun Onl y S/000 Call 4~'1 J311 ot U~UJ 1 ~ AC10 R ~ opl ~ Phone 9'{) (I I ILI: N ) 0ur new o S~IS 1o nc e ~PAU ' , mtle fr om Metg~ Htgh ~ch ool on old Rt JJ 4'1'/ '/Qd I or CjQ'j 208<1 IWO BI:OI<'OOM t Jo1l er Adults o 11 I y 'j Ml'l J~ 01e ~ cl Dt c ~el Mf 18~ ()1escl Cob 01 1 li. heater N~ W 1!: U~ l LliMI'l ~MlN I ~ Ml4 tsa l(ll Mf 10 H ul~" M~l'JU Ho iPr Mor th t>w ~ Wo ta1y ~cy !lw Ml BHO ~ etrl t mount I'd b bo t torn Plo .... Mf-~JO tl l)1~ c M I /()(J J !< o w ( hopper Mf Jl,l 1 Jt ow Plan le t) M('( hQIIttol lr omplonlut Olil"" II ~A C IO~ IAUI ll4 w [('on SJ O n oHntP '> b1 4tJ~t> VAN fO~O 1 469 (r ol hrnon 6 tn p laner wilh ) tend Cra ft ~man )hopet wt!h ~!Oild and J ho rse AnJ•que ~ I m o tor chdd ~ ll( kPt toclo..tng chotr I s p I , I round egg bo slo.ct Cora H tl ton Phone 1:1 4 3 1'/b4 flo11lo11d OH rr.;n ) UBU~BAN CHI: VROL H C 10 truck ~ • lverorlo poclo.oge and ! r otl~r l O o"i lfl9 pocll.oge 5 I 5 000 rntle~ 74/ 315 4 11~ Good condt ful l ~11ed and '>PI rnollre~~ U1Q S 84J 2M~ ~ AD()U horse·'> / 4/ Yo S lfJ lARG~ BRICK hom e , fully cqu1p· pod kilche11 ho i wo h:J • heat . good loca tio n Wtll tOke $mo ll Q{l eoge as dowll payment . 14 500 . 991 1)9) acres loca ted I mile from No I Dr•lled wel l , sep lic ton lo. saooo 7d') .')505 . 1 M e tg~ M1ne HOBSTETTER REALTY GeorgeS . Hobstetter Jr ., commercial. Call for estimate, '24 hour service. Phone 985.3806 Jack Ginter 985.3806 Jack's SeptiC Tank ~ce BoxJ !'l ~W ~ hade I/J 4 ---- - .. ife;J~state r~-Q.;' Co, selling lasllor 532 ,000 . NEW LISTING : 11 room, frame and br ick with 5 bedrooms and 3 baths, rec. room with poo l tab le , double garage, forced a ir heating and cooling unit, large pa ti o with sundeck. house is totally carpeted many other and conveniences too numerous to men tion . Loca ted on 51ale Route 7 1n Riggs Crest Manor . Wet I worth 5<\S ,OOO .lXI . NEW LISTING : 18 acres on Lin coln Hill -· selling price. 51.500 .00 an acre . Business cor ner on S1a t e Route 7 and 33 across from Bea con Se rvi ce Statton , t ns i de Pomeroy corporat ion limits . Call f or more Into. , J bedroom hou ~ e l both !. oil ulec I ocre M1ddle po rt to Hutlond f-' harte 441 1 lo~e "141;J I JO ,., It non( "'9 ol ~o rehnon cmg Ireland M orrgogP 11 1: ~ rar e Athens phone bl4 )4J :w~ 1 VA f HA VIRGIL B., SR . ~~!!! ·I " t tn ll 216 E. Second Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio 1976 Fuqua Dou blewidc :l4'x5:l ' , 3 bedrooms , l ba lhs, 2 porches, loca led on corner lot in Arbaugr Add ition , Tuppers Plains. Ohio . Only SS .OOO .OO down will pur cha se home! th is ni ce WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY. REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS. Cheryl Lem ley. Associate Home Phone 742 -2003 Hilton Wolle, Associate Home 949·2589 GeorgeS . Hobstener Jr. Broker Hom• Dhone 992·5739 - handyman thai MAIN POMEROY, 0. JU~ brick, 1st floor formal dining , living , lo vely kitchen . lam lly room . 2nd lloor - 3 large bedrooms lclosels). bath . Nal . gas F. A. f u r na ce . EXCELLENT $21,200.00 . ALMOST NEW- 11;, slor y frame, 4 bedrooms , equipptd kitchen , formal dining , many , man y featu r es, you mu st see . 2 car garage w it h workshop . S36 ,1 00 .00. LOVELY WOODED ACRE - in new addil lo n {restricted), excellent for lhal new home. $3 ,SOO .OO. NEED TO SELL- Price reduced, lovely 'J. story frame :J or .4 bedrooms. very modern kif chen, large util ity , N.G. hot water heat , corner lol . LOVELY , S29 ,000.00 . 2 YEARS OLD- Lo,ely Ranch Ty'pe home. 3 bedrooms, bath . ul ll ity R., modern kitchen , all electr ic, all carpe ted , garage , about I acre . S7S,900.00 . S Years Old- like new , w~ · burning fireplace, for~al d ining , modern kitchen . ut ili ty , ca rpeted , 1 car garage & storage, ''e acre. S31,SOO.OO . INVESTMENT OR BUSlNESS- 4 ex tra nice rentals, some furnished , a good pay ing business , park ing area, building about JO years o ld . 547 ,20000. MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM. NEED A ROOF OVER YOUR FAMILY'S HEAD7 SEE US. NEED TO SELL IN A HURRY? SEE US . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992·225'-"'·' 191 992-25&8 CENTRAL REALTY CO. home with large eat-in ki tchen. l bedrooms, all nicely carpe ted , 2 bdths. full basemen t with TV room . ~ny more ex tra s, low heat bill with nat. gas forced a ir VIEW OF THE RIVER - lurna ce . All th is and two nice acr es of land In a good Nice older hom e with re ntal L tve downstatrs localton . Will go quick for S.35.000 . ~1 ACRES - Wi th a nice Ph stor y house with 3 bedrms . with bath and •nd 11 , baths . Mos11y carpeted . Big cenlra l 11replace let your renters buy this for wtth heatolator . Small barn and out bui ldings, 20 acres you . Good loc al ion lenced. Nice country selling off bla ck lop road just 6 tO ACRES - Vacant land on bla cktop road . Beaul ilul in all wi th o'e r '' acre of RT . 33 - 10 ACRES of land along Rt . 33 <·lane just · land north ot Pomeroy . Nice home si te S. Asking $12,800. posse'~'on Lor or~:.•d on Hysell Hu n 14'1 J0/ 4 l it)/ ( ~f.lll!l MOBtl r horne NtCP l tv tng or com p mg lrotl~r J) ~ ij fu rn t~ hed 4!J'J fb(J O. ~4( IU :J~ 0 1 Ga rage and bedroom stu cco home wtth natural gas central healing. On Stale Ro ute with l arge wooded lot. Pr iced al only S20,000. POMEROY _ 2 bedrooms, ;•, ACRES - Wllh a nice 1'12 story house. mostly ca rpeled wllh 3 or 4 bedrms.. living rm .• family rm .. Pomeroy, 0 . 3·1S·IfC Ph. 992-2848 (Bob Hoeflich) Pomeroy 109 High Sl. s.31·1 mo . bo clo.hoc and d ttcher Chorle~ W Hot held !lock Hoe ~ervtce Ru!lond Ohro f'h OilC 742 1008 BRADFORD Au ct1on eer Co m ple le Setvl(e Phone 949 2487 0 1 949 /000 Hoc me Oh to Cr• H Will do roo l111g cons truc lt on plumb1ng 011d hea11ng No 1o b too Iorge o r to o ~moll Ph one HWOOD BOWER S RtPA IH Sweeper s t o o s 1 e 1 ~ 110n~ all ~m oll oppltonce'o lo w11 m o wer doter ~XCAVATI N G 742 - 13t.~ AND HOW~HY MARTIN covo11ng ~ep 1 1c .,y.,lern'> do ret boc. khau durnp It uck ltmes rone grovel blackto p pO~<Ing fU 14 J Phone I {014 ) (19ft, 7331 BATHROOM ~ ANO K.t c hc115 remodeled , cer om •c 1tle p lum b in g ccrpen rry and gener ol rno111!enome lJ yems C.l penence . 992·36B!l PU l li N) ~X CAVAl"I N G Comp lete )er~<t Ce Phone 99'} 247!i W I NI~R G l::l ro your h a u ~e? lei u~ repatr:, AI lromm Co nst ruc han 741 1311:1 make necc5~oty f-'UDOlt POOlS All !!.1 t c~ and shapes )w lm poo ls I years expcrocmc !r eo cs h male~ ony t htng vou r1eod l or under ground sw1m pooh New chenmol ond ~up p ly ~tolE: Albany Oh1 o Ph o ne 61 4 69ij b)~) ( Alt e • b pm 614 b89 ~2tJI Johr\ Jc lf erc, o r t>8'il ~76!:1 Btl I C,.tlle11o 1 We oro N O T oil wer on PNict S next Ia Sl ole H1ghwoy Go toge o n Hou le 7 Ph one (b14 1 985 JB]I Plurn btn g hcotu1g and all typm ol general rcpou R~MODHING Work gua ra nteed 70 yeo•~ e( per 1en<e f-lho ne 991 1+t09 li:WIN(i. MACHIN!: f.lepo•r s. '>er v tte oil makes qq'}12a4 lhe Shop ~obr H Porn e • ov Authoflted ~u1ge r So les end ~er~<tCe We shar pen )crssor ; ~XCAVAIING do1e1 loader and bock hoe w o rk dump It ucks and lo boy~ l or hue wtH hau l ft ll d11 1 to sot! ltmo~t one and grovel Call Bob 01 RCJger Je l let !> day ph one Qq? .?QBq n1yh t phone 991 3525 or 992 ~/31 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE AllffiE & SAVE ALOT All carpel installed with padding al no charge. Expert installation. WA 1~R Wl:ll dn l l~tl Q Rubber Back Carpel As Low As sq. yd. Wt l l•om T Grant. 74128 79. t APPLIANCE SERVICE We have en Ia rged our service department and will service Hotpoint and other brands. A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an excellenl3 bedrm . house wllh " '' balh s, kllchen with built.ln appliances . family rm . with fireplace . all nicely bedroom all one floor plan home with central heat , city wa ter , several closets, nice equipped k i tchen , carpe ted. Full basement with wood:burnlng stove . Attached (2 car) garage . Chrysler Air. Temp . central heating and cooling. Very low elec . bill s. All thi s and llpprox . one tt~ c re land. Ha-ve a look . Only $47 ,900. car peting, and large lot . HAVE A PROBLEM SELLING, UST WITH US AND WE WILL 0 V E R C 0 ME THE PROBLEM. S/1.700 will buy a good 2 bedrm . house and garage. storage building and garden space on Sl. Rt . 124 In Syracuse. St5,000 _ Will buy a good 5 bedrm . house with large living room and kitc hen . 2 baths, basemen t, F.A. nat. Ch sue P. Murphy We Need Listings I Middle~rtl We have buyers for many types of proptrly ·---CiiAiiLiiLitiiJliiiMiiiMiioiY.,jDji,E-EiiiMiiAiiisiisoji,ciiiiialiit;. , 'iii40,9.•2iil8iiil_ _ _,j Associ ales Pomeroy Landmark ~:Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . - · Phone 992-2181 Jf,!AOE TWO loh i11 flomst oy Will t rade for bu lld ore r o • moror horne . Cal l l ·J04 ·b4ti·5602 Fort Goy , WV . ester . KI IJTTI.E OHPfiAN ANN II·.. LJTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-SHERIFF NOW PITCHING! THEY ? ri ND lltA I DOC.! SMART! Hl~\1' 5 I I · I GUE SS I HEVll ~NO UP IN rHf (Answers tomorrow ) Ye ste 1cJay s I ttt- Y'Rf- ORPH AN S vou "[ 1 I X1111 ]"IT Answer. h ••f~· tlf I A.nswer Sounds like ha stoftthe fam ily THE CAT BURGLAR ORPH O. N •H OME ~ .. pet - lt'lci Tt1e late:sl JUMBLES are ttere In JUMBLE 8001< 110 JUMBLE BOOK •1 1 A... allabUt tor $1 .35 EACH , potll)lldlrom Jumble, clo thla newspaper, P.O Bo1 34, Norwood, N.J. 07&41. Make cl'leckt payable to Newspaperbooks . 4 , 88 & UP 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Covering In Stock Buy where you c•n come in and see what you're ;Ootting - Good selections - Fully stocked. Call 742·2211 TALK TO Wendell or 11erb Grate or Gene Smith by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I List ol ALLEY l'OI' --;-:;;;~--.;~;:;;~-;-;y;;--;z}:::==~=._:------.....---:::-----.,--------.:::- candidates EVE~ING L~ YEAH! LOO!<S I GUESS WE 'LL WHY . CAN'T WE!..L, YES, I .• Dramatize ()!<A'< ~EilE~ HAVC 'OJ l.tKE IHE:Y'RE HAVI< TO WAIT '<OLI BRING GUESS I COULD, ll Gondolier's GOT Al.l.EY Q!'t -n.tl< HAViNG A UNTIL iHI?Y'RE 1 Tl-IEM ~ ,q ~AT! ~N YET . PICNIC ! FINISHED l11EN· BACK . milieu 12 Tough one to solve 13 Popular hymn 15 Molecule : abbr. 16 Wind-indicator 17 Before : prefix 18 Gnawed at 19 Singer S· 31 Charles !! Suffix with (;i\Slll .IN!: AI .J.J-:Y Israel lt runs on :!3 Bird or water' Jsn't ~ve 4ou tried No 1 1have pea ce that enouqh? not perfect; to sell4rur Z4 Comic book it qood invention, heroine II Operati c enouqh 4et.' Mr Blini<.? • pi ece ~Not literal : abbr. 30 Criticize 31 Bleacherite 32 Priest's vestment 3S Auk genus ' . . . . . ... "i ' -~ ........... 36 Never . in Munich 37 Hotel FHi\NK & F:HNII·: accommo· dation c:;, 41 Fastenin~ boll 42 Michaelmas o --:;..-daisy 43 Catkin ~Aife&..L.I~E, 44 American 0 G 0 PL.EA~ naval hero • IlOWN I Lovable rogue 2 Working folk 3 Like an old woman 4 Playwright Mosel Vet!lenlay's Auwer 5 Ennoble 32 Singer 6 Backbone 22 Thessalian · Bryant mountain 7 Lug IS Liquid I Powdered 23 Put on measure the lava Z4 Tolstoy il Malty 9 Precious sullject » Arab land Wt•(hltd:l\ . 1\t:... :n stone Z5 Mouths 37 Bikini 11 Before Z6 Wei! drink part 14 Cascade Z7 AP!ile 38 Border lt Gypsy varttiy 3t "- Got 20 Girl's ll - anct Sixpence" Oswald Jacoby and name Scruggs 40 Function %1 Craving &.oo - BRIDGE + R; 'f .\ [)OLJ..A~S ANP 75 t:fN'fS FoR 'f't4E <--- N!~'f Rutt.nd n.tRtE US PO ~--------... ... AND \OU \OUR:'-EL= .5A D C72NI\ ~ , L STIL L TH IN!<., IV!: CAI\i MAKE NELLS W'\S JUST ANCT"::R PRETJ'. FACE . IVHY 11-iERE MUST ~E A DFAL WITH CATTLEM'\N fi()NIJREOS OF GI RL:7 11\1 RUSSELL. YOU IZE A N:STHOLLYVV009 WHO CCULI7 R.ATE FILMMAKE'< ... PASS AS HE'R ~OU ole DAILY - / 1 .,._ • . bluff to rorct• til e opponents J SOIJT II • t\ •• !J .J .. ~ t Q .I Ill II J . A 10 7 * ~~t· ap o n . On the spades . dtagr~unmcd htwd. Vu De able : Not·th -South : South WL·s t Nurth t :ast Sou th Pass Pnss P<•:o.!'. Pt-~ ss Ia rea lized ttwt South lm d tile lice of clubs t how else co uld he have !lad s uffl {' H' Ill s trcn~th fur h1.s opcnang ' 1 west suw tile irony or the sttuatlon. Spa des. the trump su it , would have to provulc the scttin ~ trick . CRYI'TOI!IIOTE - litre's h o w to work it : AX'I'DI.B t\AXR Opening le ad : • K By O.wald .la•·tthJ· One lett er simply :-.t and:-. for another. In th1s _sample A is and Alan Son lag uscrl for th e rh rl'e t.· ~ . X f ur th l' two O's, etc Singl e INters , Th._. au ction tuuk " bad apostrophes. t lw length and format!on of the words arc all turn fir Wc"t when his four · hint s f.a<"h clay thl:' cod e ll' ilf'r.:o. arr clt~rrcnt heart'llid wa " overcalled by l 'R'I'I'TOIIliOftS WAIOKWXKWPZ W A . WH FGNP Z X C K Z XC E 0 H P l!i7H ..:mK t'eatun·~ ~y ndirat• , Inc . 'IEP ··SNUFFY'S HOME -· I SEEN HIM PEEKIN' OUT TH.' WINDER -I WONDER IF HE ,;:::; KNOWS I'M OUT COLLECTIN' FER A NEW CHURCH BHL At trick t~<·o, West led the ace of hearts. for c in14 tic· cla rer to rulf tn dummy . Occla rer then led a lrump to Is L 0 S G F t: I. I. 0 W 0 A HXZ 1<1 a hi~lwr level of biddtng and to s tctil their prcmu.:r West wun th e opcmng tn ck wt th th e kin~ ,Jf hearts. lie :1 North 's lour spades. West's heart holdi nK w11 s se nsa tiona l and altogether he cou ld CQunl nine lop tneks . BeCB'!:f!C or his heart su it and Nortlh'louth's vulnerabili ty, West decided to lake an inex~nsi ve sacri !tce and bid t,othc five level. North persl\ier~d to ftve_spades . Thfbtddtng tllustrates the p<rN~ of the spade su tt. Spa~· outrank every other ,. Largest Selection In The Valley \1) ~ t) t 1\ 5 ~ I :1 llAHNEY 15 IN STOCK • • • !l ti ·l ,\ YG 0 H P 0 K I W0 J L 1 K w 0 i\ 1. H . - J X K L Yt•sll'rda\ ·s Cryptoqu ole: YOU CANNOT DO A KINDNESS TOO SOON FOR YOU NEVER KNOW HOW SOON IT WILL BE TOO LATE - RALPH WAL.OO EMERSON '· JUST THINK .AFTER ALL THESE '!'EARS ... l{OU WERE THE ONE WHO FOUND IT ... i FAST DEpG.SI" f'ouR ~I a l\« . 111 ~ w~: ~t IOUNcf.D OfF A SIR • • • . ver~ aw.:tre of th 1~ po1nt F r t•qu c nt!~ , i'vh·rcdith v.-nuld bicl the. ~ pa dc slut as e~ St <tlcs. wa;o; Ill t ·\ 1-\ = YOU RRE If aNc- '' a t th~· SU lllt.' len•[ Tht• liltc i\dmn Mcrt·dllh of En~ · l£tnd . i:llld lah·r the U n 1t ed SUI I "<IKT11 [Q)~ lF§f1.~~[}:(]@~~ D~© ' '' Alan Sontag ........,._,.,....,.,--,:::-Uppercut to the declarer 3 1 If YOU NEED A SOFA THAT of Our Lives 3,~.15; As The World Tu rns 8,10; 2:<»--ne Life to Live 1.13. 1 3Q--Doctors 3,4,15; Guiding l.lght 8,10; 3:QOAnolher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6, 13; Lilias YO<;la & You 20 . 3:3(}-AII In The Famil' 8.10: You Bot Your Lile 10 . 4:QO-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer IS ; Merv Griffin 6; Addams Family 8: Sesame St. 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle , USMC 10 ; D i na~ 13 . ~ : 3(}--LIIt l e Rascals 3,1 5; Gilligan's Is . • .8; Brady Bunch 10 . s ·oo-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' NeighborhOOd 20 ,33; HO<;lan's Heroes 10 ; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junction IS. 5:3(}--News 6; Elec . Co. 20,33 : Mary Tyler Moore 10 : Hogan 's Heroes IS . T 6:QO-News 3, 4,8,10,ll. IS ; ABC NeWS6 ; Zoom 33; Zoom 10. 6:3(}--NBC News3.~, 15; ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnett 1!. Friends 6; CBS News 8.1 0; Over Easy 20.33 . 7:oo-Cross-Wi ts 3,,, Newlywed Game 6,13; Gong Show 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; Hocki ng Valley Bluegrass 20 ; Consumer Survival Kit 33. ~3Q--Hollywood Squares 3.~ ; That Nashvil le Music 6; Tattletales 8; MacNeii ·Lehrer ~eport 20,33; That' s ..• HollywOOd 10; Nashville On TRe Road 13; Marly .fi. Robbins' Spotlight 15. A'fio-Ch ips 3,4, IS; Welcome Back , Kotter 6,13; , Waltons 8.10; Once Upon A Classic 10,33. 8: 3~peralion Petticoat 6,13; Originals 20 : In Search ol the Real America 33 . 9:QO-James at 163 . ~ ,1 5; Barney Miller 6,13; Hawaii Flve·O 8, 10; world 20,33. · 9:3(}--Fish 6. 13. IO :QO-C iass of '6S 3, 4, IS; Borella ll ; WTVN Television Forum 6; Barnaby Jones 8.10 ; Our Mutual Friend 33; News 20 . 10:3(}--Lock . Stock & Barrel 20; ll :QO-News 3,4.6,8.10, 13,15 ; Dick Cavell 20 ; Lili as Yoga & You G 33. 11 : 3Q--Johnny Carson 3 . ~. 1S ; Starsky & Hutch 6,13 ; ·, Mash 8; ABC News 33; Movie "What Ever Hap. pened lo Baby Jane?" 10. 1l :QO-J anak133; 12 :Os--Movle "Hovston, We've Got A Proolem·· 8; 12 : ~o--Toma 6,13 , 1:oo- Tomorrow 3,4; 1:SO---News 13. Movie Channel S & 9 P.M.-Let's Do It Aa ln I PG I 7 & II P.M - Hollywood Old ie !GI Clblt Channel l 6 : ~0 P.M. - Tesllmony Time ~ - Paul Gaudi no IVO - Supersports 100 Club. _ . RUTLANU FURNITURE 742-2211 IS. :f Jumbles VITAL CURRY ITALIC GARBU ~radf o rd )f'H[)Y DIHLUNG Water well d tJIIH\ Q, co mm erc 1o l and dome~ It( Purnp \ol e~ ond ~er ~<1 C e Cfq'} 629!:1 or 304 aqs 3801 Will C AR~ for th e elderl y 111 our home Phone 991. 7J 1d U"f''•- [J I BET·· · BED FOR YOU basement . A good buy tor iusl S8.000. 125,000 - 5 year old 3 (lt'l '>rT ... C!><.ogoTOII""" rviFTON I Portraits Weddings Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions The Photo Place 11(9nly l~Day s fQiJ GRff\ 1 ._:= "-.-,--'--,:--'-._ eUNltH ' 006, and garden space. Ci ty water and drilled wel l. Lac. close to hospital and school at Laurel Cliff . Asking 542 'SOO. 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a sma ll barn and dug well . About 12 acres tillable . Some woo ds and mineral s. Asking $21.500. '---~ -~ · - -~ ABOVT 0\11; a: 1111'-SE D~YS MY tiTTI wI~ TIP ll.l'STEAD OF t.:'THAW¥. YOU, SOI.l~Y!' . 6:50--Good Morning, West 1/lrgln la 13 ; &:55--News 13 . 7 :oo-- TOday 3.4.15; Good Morning Amerlta 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Porky Pig 10; 7:25--Chuck White Reports 10 . 7:3Q--Schoolies 10; B:oo-Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sl. 33 . 9:QO-Merv Griffin 3; Ph il Donahue 4; Emergency One 6; Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10. 9:3Q--Andy Griffith 8; Joker's Wild 10. IO :oo--Card Sharks 3.4.1S; Edge of Nighl6; Magazine ' 8,10; To Tell The Truth '13 ; 10:JQ--Hollywo0d Squares 3.4, IS; High Hopes 6; 520,000 Pyram id 13 ll :Oo--High Rollers 3,4,1S ; Happy beys 6,13 ; Price Is Right 8,1 0. 11 :30--Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,13 ; Partridge Family 4; Love of Life 8,10; Nova 33 . 11 :Ss--CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :QO-Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10; Sanford & Son 15 ; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13. 12 :3Q--Ryan·s Hope 6,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 1S ; Searth for To morrow 8,10; E lee . Co. 33. 1l6o--For Richer . For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women i: CARTT NICE KIDS, MAKES A gas heat in unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square. to form tour ordinary words. AREN' 1 wi th fireplace. basement. fuel oil furnace . garage and outbui ldings. Some lencing, plenty of road frontage modern bath, .n atural gas central heating and full G. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford '\lft\lNt ffi1} I I I :do- Tomorrrow 3,4 . 3. ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ® byHenri ArnoldandBob l ee Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service mtnules north of Racine. Asking $42 ,000. home si te. About 5 :11lnutes from 5 Point. Pr ice $1:1,800. PRH.: W fi'~OUO() Ia SH.I 000 for quoc k ~ ole 10 >o: )tJ mobile home wtlh e Jparrdo on J O(IOS II\ tho country I urn 1~ hed Or tiled we" ~Cplt( tonk C lo~e to mmes Ple l'l ty o l gotden 5POC:C' All mmP •ol n ght s ln,rnedtote For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At t LISTED- 2 story heat and air Ha s 9 rooms 541:1 :1 ,..,..., '~ 992-2174 extra income. Priced less than a one fam ily home at $23,000. outbui lding Want S28 ,000 . LIST WITH US OUT OF TOWN _ 3 ~HOCJ<I " SMITH NELSON · MOTORS, INC. JUST LISTED- A beautiful 4 year old, 3 bedroom In TO TELL YOU MAY C0/1\E AS A WEDNESDAY, MAY 3t , lt78 5·3(}--News 6; Electric Company 20,33 ; Mary Tyler · 6,13; Sha Na Na 8; News 10: Gilligan 's lsi~nd 15; 6:QO-News 3, 4.8.10, 13. 15; ABC Nt~ 6; Zoom 1$,33 . 6:3(}--NBC News 3,4, IS ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett and Friends 6; CBS News 8.10; Over Easy 20,33. 7:QO-Cross -Wils 3; Jenny & Me'' Newlywed Game 6,13; Sha NoNa 8; News 10 ; G,ljiagan 's lsla~d IS; Dick Cavett 10; Insight 33. ·, 7:3(}--AII.Stor Anylhlng Goes 3; Sha Na Na 4 ; Between the Wars 6; Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20.33; The Judge 10 ; In Search 01 13; Wild Kingdom IS 8:QO-Grizzly Adam s 3,4,1S; Eight Is Enough 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8, 10; Nova 20,33 . 9:QO-Oa,id Frosl3 ,4, IS; Slarsky & Hul ch 6, 13 ; Mo,le " Death Moon" 8,10 ; Theater In America 20.33. 10:0(}--Dean Martin 3,4,1S . • l l :OQ-.-Ne ws 3,4,6,8,10,13,1S; Olck Cavett 20; Lilas, Yoga and You 33. 11 :3(}--Johnny Carson 3,4,1S ; Pollct161ory 6,13; Hawai i Five·O 8. ABC News 33; Movlfli]'Mr . Skeffington" 10 . . 12:QO- Ja naki 33. 12 :4Q--Myslery of lhe Week 6,13 1 Kojak 8. I 985417b. wants s rooms and YES·· IAI6HT Y PRETTY INDEED L I 5UGI!E5T GIRU WE HAD A YOU SIT DOWN, CA PTAIN EASY... WHAT I'll\ AI!OUT PLEASAfJT TROT! SORRY I DOZED OFF J UGT BEFORE YO U ARRIVED·· SI6N OLD A6E CRE EPIN G UP~ Oil-Itt 4 APARTMENTS - Large brick buil ding in the midd le of town . All apartments now rented . Needs CAPTA IN EASY .. BEDHOOM home near C hest er Comp l ete tra i l er hoot... · up and srno II orchard. I { ) Ufl l:lfA GL f pupp!t:' '> H Wt• t·lo. ~ •Ji d V e1od he(lllh r •·o l play ful .J I (' II' 0 ) , . I 11101 (• l d{ /l.i .t<l rr.J Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 lHHI:t. RACINE -- Ni ce older 4 bedroom home with central M0tl11 ~ H O M~ I I , 7() wt lh e . polldO ) b£.odr oom f<111 r o11dt l 1or1 l oll berwe~n I{)() and ~ 00 M 0 11 lht u I hu1 5 o. _-='C Your Full Time Real Eslale Broker and has good well . Se ll ing price 510,600 .00. Pomeroy . Jus t SJO ,OOO ~lobilt· liomr• for Salr Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 S·lS-1 mo. pd . Chester, Ohio 10·30·c Thursdays and with li'Vable home, located on Hysel l Run Road. Home is hea1ed with bottle ga~ 992·1325 additions. For Free Estimates Office Hrs.: 9 a.m..4 p.m . with 1 ba!h, 3 bedrooms with large c l osets, basement , new ly painted , fully carpeted, gas and coal or woo d furna ces, low utility bil ls. Garage with workshop , f ire place 1n house, loca ted on Sl. Route 338, inside the corporation limits of Racine , Ohio . Eleclr ic by Ohio Power mile ofl Rt. 7 by.pass on Sl. Rl. 1141oward Rutland, MOORE'S Under hang gutters & room 1 GiwAway JO o~ Siding Broker NEW LISTING : 8 rooms, GARAGE "~• SEPTIC TANK · 107'12 Sycamore St. Closed ROGER HYSEll -------1' ,.------------( MASH BROTHERS CLEANING Alum. & Vin~ R.esidenlial and . s I' r---o·- ----· .,-1---- Anvday, anytime. 985 3529 NEW LISTING : 11 acres /0 1 ~ EAFOR Mf ')JO OII'St:>l MlUIU M ~1/~ U doq I Pmol t• block Ol'd IOn Mt•d tU II l1•11qt h hau (..(1od l'. tl h t h tl rill •r {#tf'J J4HI:t you rnoy bi (1hlfl to l1ve m our oporrmen t l o r ~~ ~5 !ha n s~o 0 rn onrh ~ 0 1 r-nore tn l ormotron con tml Vd!oge Man or Aportmenrs '141 118 7 '-19'1 ~wee ! liMA!!. to t I fp ma( l • io t11t•n M u'>l ft nrl good hlJtn (• 4~:1 / tl /fj COUNlf!Y MOBI L ~ Homt! Pmk h' au !e JJ north ol Pn me roy Lo•ge log Coll991 14 79 I: R ltPnd IC'11lJtP (j f~ i 99) OJ19 r e nter., ~prouh hu11gor tO n wO • ~ eel banana chtl• pC'pper ~ Plu' man ~ dt ll f'r ('nl \IQliP t ,es of to mat o plont~ mo 11 y ktnd ~ ol Ml11 3':1 ) ! HOM~)If!:.) lot solro \ acre a nd up M•ddlepor l neor Rul lond Call441 741:11 p~ppt.· r~ Dt('<.PI M f 1) 0 Ot~o"wl Urnon 104 lOb W AI hen s )ale en ds June lO th neal E•tat.. for Sale Mill'( GOAl) IU~ l lte ~hcne d SoU and up K•d'i weonl•d B tl ly~ 1 46~fO IWMU S1 ANG ~ l:N IQJ( b1u~~ell M~ t:J~ Now at sovt ng~ j( ,,. fi hone 4tJI:I I bJO vw ~uv 1~AII \ couldlower 1477 CHt VV MONlA 305 c u tn v 1:1 A C AM tope 947 /<.11:1 7 J4]4 extra if needed . Excludes front. wheel .d rive cars. ' summt;>r \ !l~ OCCOLI ( AHHAGl tl t.J /6'n lur n1~ hed Any U.S. made car- parts ' ~'. \ o ~ o urttou t teath er and G£>nerol IWO J.HkW C.li'.I'Y Mqo J'hllllP qq) ) 18 I Mf lb~ O t e~el J AND 4 h'M lur tH\Iwd and un , I or wooden bed hong mg bo ~ ;., Ph and po t ! Iowen.. large v oro r t~ o i on n uol s '" lloh (lelottd f. arrn~ end G1ceflh ous e H o c t~•e Gerold tn e Clelo ml l'or .Hent ( a ll Ge t the- lam p you ~<e been won!n1g or It o; up thor old one 1908 BUK K leSobre \11(1 p, H.k AllADIN lAMPS and porh 'JH A lUMIN UM PO N1 00N boot mo tor and trodct )!bOO 411'1_ j(J/Jo!lcr 0 1. ( trtr T V ·..., \,111· Auction (1 4 ] 'I . d1lton Coli b96 1)44 SUZU KI HM !ton '/47 31ib 1 f ,,, 1\11 Yotl! r pttlP It;! 01 .10 pu'>h I a ,...nrnow''' 111 q ood con WAN \ Ni:W S HIPM~Nl o ! fa ctory do rnag ed boo ts Chec lo. our p11ce s. Ou r I Jrh year 1n ! ht~ local! on Botlev s ~oa r .. J?? N )econd A ve Mtddlepo r! f O ~ ~Al~ o 1971 1-- o td pt clo.up 6 ( yl ~ lottd md ~h dl Good con POMEROY LANDMARK 111 r .• 11: butldm g . SALES AND SERVICE 11·9-tfc Sa1urdays at noon. 1~7~ G• sto re Call Aller 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992-7119 or 992-5041 4-27.ttc Pomeroy, Ohio S75 '1'1'1 bJ59 . Hn 'p,n n1 Applt,l .:I", hydrou lt c CO IN ~ 77J ) 47J 1901.:1 POWI:R GUO~ t iQI\')IT\1~!.1011 n 000 ocl uol rnt les 2 speed Pomeroy Landmark (leon Che~ hHe !,'} 7~ 304 AND SERVICE PHON E992-6333 & BLEND Phone ( HI P WOOU Pole~ moJ( dtornet e t 10 on Io rge ~! end $8 per 10 11 Bu ndled ~l ob .St> per 1011 DP itv t•rt>d lr, O h to Po ll et Co Pt I Porn('rl) y qc}'} 2t.~9 GOOD 'o Ot1! 1Cr y SJ3~ low. low FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,' POTACH, FERT~PELS A l b on ~ breed~ Kl:lVINAl' O H DHUXI: up11g ht lre ezer 12 ~ lU It O<~g•n olly Check our prices on HOU SI:: Hondo. E..: ce ll en t N~W now ) I Afl Kennel Boardmg and ou tdoor runs lac dtlte!. Phone bl4 Jt>7 0191 2nd )t 'Nl 0370 1obter~ & ~ Vop -... ote r ptll~ 37W 614 1b9ti househoiJ que s Mo rt1 n s f ull1tlur e 10 N C.o ~ eH! Nelson Orug HOOf HOLLOW Hot ses Buy ~ell !rode or lfQtn New and u~ed Groon•mg atl or on! • " wt1t1 !:1 room hous e & bo!h. basemen t so me lur· r111ure PartJOII y r emodele d . 997 7603 IN POMI:: fiOY COtldt lt On le ~s than 1300 mtles A ~ hmg $7)0 1460 BSA cho p · per l ou co ndtll o n A~k ing June 1 '/ 3 q om to 7 ptn Guy )pen cer Jack W. Carsey . Mgr. res•den(e behmd new , Phone 992-2181 M~th o d1:. t Churc h !upper~ Plo tns Bow stren trotle r h1tcl1 !ool$ ltre5 bt <yc le baby !t eat ~ l or b•cycle l!..,m g room sutte COAl liMI: SlO NI: send gro..,el calctum chlo!tde ler!tlot('t dog table wtrh chotl s d•she~ ! ood and all type ~ o t sol i h clo1h1ng 1nfant t o adult tnt!tC ce15tor )all Work!. In < l M0111 fHWH ~AM il Y Yard ~ole I lor ol )I Pome10y Q'/2 J841 good teenage cloth e ~ G oris clo thes 6 10 large women~ !I~ SI ~ l l~CliON o f the be~r w ood s t o ve~ t!l )ou rh eo~ r c•rn Ohto o11d rne n ~ dorhes Old )Ofs and Jo !ul Mo1so l:f el luol1o dtshe~ C.ros~ edge>• blh sr 1empwood ond Nolhua loon ~yrocu~e Hear Co 1:1 flutllom Dr 1olf Mrl l YARD ~ A ll: l o t ~ of applron ces ~ ~ 1 Athens b14 ~'I'J 1::1)79 or clo 1h11l9 ~n•c k ~noclo.s e re h t b1409b1187 I 0 J ':/17 N /nd A ~enue M1d BURH OUG H) !,I: N ~t MA I IC oc dlepor1 Oh1 0 coun11ng mochtne Ph o ne qq') :?156 1he Do tl y ~f'nlutel 111 Cou tl ~ r rel:'t .Pomeroy Oh to GA~AG~ )Al~ h'l ~ IN G Npw u~ ed 1476 7 ~0 ~n duro Phone 992.2181 ~l::OUU ) AI~ & I a~ I oil lenced A>k mg $15 000 . Phoneq92 631'1 . $3000. SbOO bit. 69!i-J'}QO !1 8 ) MO!IIll: HOM t~ PI Plea "on I W Vo bestdf' H ec k ~ l:li:(1RIC OI VI O~O br ooder and tn 1973 l:lroodmore 14 • 64 I cubo ror u~ed onu:~ SbO Sltm bed r oom Jun eweru~e f very good cond• 1~73 Da r to n 14 x t>U 1 bcod1 oo m hon S60 49'1 5977 1977 Vtc 1011011 14 x 67 J bed room ~ YOUNG LAYING he n~ lo1 ')both so le Carol R Pterce Bo11 ]J4 ~ 1 1'171 (o,.enlry I'J 11 b5 J bedroom ~H 1i 4 Rt l 1969 ~lotcstnan 1:1 ~ bO 1 ~ u t lond O H bedroom IWO 1-AMilY Yard :,ole May Jl and ht 8 1nd Q ~ ~fl )54 I ' rn1le l r o tn (hel>htre H~:.·d ~ preod~ drapes d t ~he~ coohutg oppltonces sc hool des~~ (lo l htng all Site~ 50 A von bo ttle s 14 boor M tH TOO large o• roo ~m all Wtll buy 1 p1e-{IJ o.r to mplere NO tT ~M 'J 9 ~ boys thr u l u111 co•pet shoes gul ~ top and ba llet adul l IN Ml:MORY of out d"'a' husband lather and grandfather tr1e f(~v Fl oyd Wt se who pa~sed away 10 year' a go May 31~1 ~od ly m t ~~ed by ,.,1fe Garnet ~UH !l o le Yard IJP.;:(_ack W. Carsey . Mgr . -· bath and laun dry 1oom . m odern ktl chen . 5 ' t O(les . Barn and pi~J11y of ~l V I: HO OM house , po>lu'e bnellenl (Ondi lt o n 742 ·2790 or 614 b9!:J 3290 A~k 111 g yotd . Cfl J l , 3b acres . Near Portl and fj 43 -:JJ6 I 0200 ond shd t Pomeroy Landmark - - - - - - - - - - - - -• DUMP TRUCK 300/>lain St. Pomeroy. Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. Io4 :30 P.M. ~ARM ON IYJI:I HARUY DAV ID SO N . fully cus 10n11led wtth su tcide clu tch Let us test your water Free ~ l(J() lor. f enred '" SJS 500 . Pholle q97 - ~550 11/76 N~W !llANDAfolD set of l:n cyclopedta wtlh b1g dtcltonory S7!10. Ph one /47 2 165 'sollener, Model UC·SVI , ' Now Only '289.95 Hl:A MA ftKt: l ~o cme l eg ton Hall Jurw Jr d and 4lh h om 4 ~ !able ~ tenled Coli 9~9 1411:1 01 Q41f 2773 ~A Mil'( ~91 J bedr oom ho rn e . l bath s lully co1peted ro qu1pped kll{hen w11h mter co rn no lu•ol ga s fu rnac e cen· trol a11 conditioning . o n o 100..: PAIN I f-OH sole Alum1nurn po1111 new buck e ts. never been o pen ed 100 gol ovoilobl e u t S4 ~0 IJe' gal lon Blu e lol e11 pomt ot SJ ~0 pet gall on qcn 01 73 or let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water with co.op . water PWMBING & HEATING INC. lull Fred W. Crow EED A WATER SOFTENER? ~------- DAVE'S BACKHOE & CARTER "l42 709 4. MIODl~flOfll . 992-2562 DURING EVENING. YARD )All: Wed lh ur~ f- 11 at )yrocu5e oC! oss from Hub · bards G reen House st gn lois of rH ce cloth es bed frame mt~ C ~1 01 11 10 J al~ o h o u~ e b rooms ond both wll o r . ou t budd tng s. 4 ac uH lo11d ot edge o l Hutland Complete 11mler hoolo. ·up ol ~o '1 bonk5 opprots e d p r oper ly at $1 J, )(J(J Ph o11e IN GOOD CONDITION. lHHH. ~AMIL Y Ya' d )ole at the l c.r r'i OBrtt=Ht restdence lh urs and ht June ls i and 2nd . l ol5 o l nJCI? chtldrerr !i and adul t cloth.ng cuf toms tl""trow ru g~ and l '" CE' beJ ~pr eod Al !to o table o l mtH 11 ern~ ~~·1st lane ro the lelt after possmg Woctne l ocll. s and Oom :lnd hous e o n 1--------------- lWO STOfiY home Jo ck (um rn ms ~y•oru~P ht on ly June ln Memory sum me r kt! chen ond bordered by') cre ek s C o11 9 H~ Jl:l:J7. USED FORD TRACTOR, 800 SERIES. fH \0 ·4 bobv <lothn1g Mens women s grrls and b o y~ clorhtng 1 H~H llf:t•rtltMIII Busin·ess Services O WN~~ 5 acr es wr lh I.J ro om house HH GA!-l 'I mr ga rage FOR SALE 33~ Leta11 f-a l l~ Ohto ~utn t lur e Kntch k no<ks YAWU !>A I ~ I:IIU )ou th ~econd !>1 ~/Hddlep011 Oht o May 31 to June 2 lJ epre~'> t O n Gl o s~ 3amelhtng lor eo'ery one \)t t 'tl .t~ IM•itl[ t' ]IIIIJ)H "<IIIH II lt•·aJ J.:stat£ for Sal., MY JUNI: 1 /1. ') l"wo gam1ly garage ~ole Lo ts ol ch tld ren s clo th mg . l1kt! new men~ and wo men s clo th•ng cu1 IOIIlS dtshes alld Ol!SC .rerns hrs! )rreet post Pomei O)I l: lemen lory 300 Wrt ght 9 JO J 30 t!AHN 51 All: LIZZ STARES UP AT A WOBBLY BEAKER For Sale £UJ"C'ill{l NliGHBOf!HOO O YA~D !>o le Bryo n Ha ms )uccess ~ d June 4th and 5rh (OtKelled d ro1ns. Nuwt tltl Sit\\!! dit} I.!_ I TELEVIS ON VIEWING DICK TRACY ' tight NOTICE Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash I 2: 10--News 13. MOVIE CHANNEL 5 1nd 7 p.m. - Rocky (PGI 9 and 11 p.m. - The Enforcer (Rl CHANNEL FIVE 6:30p.m. - Testimony Ti"1e. 7 . ,Paul Gaudino · 7: -L ittlepage Tournament ·• THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1971 S Farm Report 13; 5:56--PTL Club 13; &:QO--PTL ~lub IS; Su mmer Semester 10. 6 :11&--Doctors on Call 4; News&; Summer Semester 8; For You ... Biack Woman 10; 6:45-Mornlng Report 'IEP·· HE KNOWS hi> king . West won wtlh the al'e. West next led the two of hearts. pro vidinJJ. declarer with a ruff and sluff , but also forcing East to use his re · maining trump. th e 10. This was a brilliant stroke - when South overruffed with the jack of spades , there was no way for him to shut out West's nin e of trumps . • 'EWSflAPI·:I! t-:~Tt- : UPJUSE ASSN ' (f or a copy of JACOBY MOO· ERN send S1 10 · W 1n at Bndge. · care of ttus newspaper P 0 Box d89. Rar'10 C·'"' StatiOn , New YorA N \" 10019 I �11 - The Dailv Sentinel, MiddJeport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 31, 1978 ,o-Th;::n:~·M•ddJe~:t:::·u CHARGES 1$ Wm d:; ur Undl·r· l"u.sh I Ua\ tOO 2Ja)•s Clr<H)\~ I t~ 1.., i.W '"' 3day:; tida _\'S .100 Ravh won! ovl'r 11rt• uuuunwn 15 wur ds 1:. " Cl'ltl:. l)t'l' wurll ~·r i.l<~~ Arb, runmng •J\tu•r tlrt~r rru llllt'\:Ul t \f d.ay:. wtll lit drargl'tl at tl11• l d:r~ l'i:lll' In ltll'lllul') . C11rtl uf flrank:. utili Olmuary 6 r· L·rr~ ~~ II'LJnl. $:100 1llU\UIIliiH l'<l:.ll Ill <itl\'i:ltlt'l' Mullllt• ~l umt• s.: r lt·~ c;ml Yard s.<liH Htlf .wccpt t•d ,,,iJ~ wrtlr 1 otsh 11.1\ll ur·dtor 'lJ n•ut l'll.\ri'.L(r· f.,r :Hh l':ttT}'· 111~ lit ' ~ ~uml>t·r · In t'iirt LJr Tht· St'ntmt•l Th•· i'ublt.~llt'r t' l'~t·nt·~ tlw tWht \t t l'dtl ur l't.'Jt'i'l .till ,ub dt•t•lltt•d •tb· J~'l" ltuu.-~ 1 Tilt' l)u ltl t!lllt't \.I ll! th•l lA· tC~~WIIlitlJ)t• hot llllfl"(' lli:tt llt l ll" lll l'ilt"· lt'l"llll~t · rtJI111 Pltt•ltt> ~r!-~ 151i 31 .• Wednesday,May 11-- YOU hove o servrce ro otter won t to buy or ~ell ~ol 11 e lh ing o e looking lor war k ' or who lever you II get results la s ter wrth o ~en1u1el Wonr Ad Colt 992 ·21 ~b r· · WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES M urtt.la~ Tuc:KIIt) tlrru ~' nd.~,· I PM . Suml.t\ ~I' 'I Ft tJ <t ~ CALL 992-2692 DURING DAY; •nlonl ClothlllQ Orld l arntly IN LOV IN G rnerno r y o f o ut lathe-1 or1d grondlother Hot a ce ~ 1\ tb ble wh o 1-Jm ~cd away MO)' 31 ]Q77 1h~ r tpp ltng ~ tt earn of Ide r o il~ on And yet rhe vacan t r hotr recolb the la ce the .. o,ce !he srntle 01 Qrle who Ollre so l thc1e l oo k tng bach wtth memortes Sprayed ''' "'h a mtllton tears Wt.,hmg you rould hove !>pored htm God l- or )USI o l ew more year s Daughter s Ho: el Ado f-oues t f-otrybel l and grandchildren W..t and found l0)1 IN ~o c t n e oteo 2 year old rnole beagle blocK and ron w1th overshot undet)OW $)0 r e..,ard 949 215) oiler 0 Help Wanted !RU CK dtt\l("r ~ ~p e rtenced "' d11vmg rru c lc ~ ~end resume~ to 6 011 72Q ~ ( o !he Dmly Sen ltnel Pomer oy Oh•o 30M ~ O N~ 10 wa r\.. 111 lornato f ,eld5 l op PO f Oo llo'> Cleland '/ 49 2:1 40 WAIIR l SS WANIW apply m per ~on Me•g5 Inn Wanted to I:Jny OLO ~URNI! U R ~ tC l~ bo..:e~ bro~5 bed$ 11 on bed~ etc co rnplel e house holdo; Wrlle M D M1!1er Rt 4 Pome•oy Ohoo o r coil 44') 77 ':}0 OepleS~ton g l o ~., rnoturnrly clot he ~ baby tlem., d>.,he~ b1 l old do or~ nwK Ja ck Woll. om:. r e~1dencc 99'/ ~1:100 01 491 SJo8 11ems TWO f-AMIL 'f Dnvewoy Sole f-11 lt ~a t In( l uck>~ 'J iown mawet ~ sltHeo d •.,h e!> mtH ttems and clo thmg ~dna lnple ll and Jo11e 1:! 10wn ol the ~ usse t l Brown re'o1den ce tasley !>t Po rneroy ~m.l d l e ~ ~ulh h'etn e ~ lndoo1 M 1ddlepor t U) f-0 tror 1or woth j pi h1tch 74') J074 CU Rfi'~N CY ru hem old poe ~ ('I wot ch e ~ and c hou·~ ~ ~ , ),,, n· J qold We ·1eed I ~M and I ' I ~~~~('I (0!1~', I:! Uy" \ ell or '' 1 Coli Roger Wom~ley 7t.'J t:Jj I TI MBI:R duns saw Ken I l o r stondmg Coli Ql-1'} 596~ 01 To p l tmbt:>r Honb,. 10 d1toon 94CO .Uf.J b)70 buy 1/<IJ WAN T TO bu y 9 ~ 9 1tJ9 1 Good wheel chaH Buoinc•• Oppurtunili<>• Ow11 1Hl AM ~RI ( At..J () lt~AM Open your Own !i u'it'lf'~'> wtlhH1 :J w('f·~ '> Own youf own fu •ly ~ t o d•ed teen or lad!£"> lo ~ ht on ~ ho p t verylh t,ng pr ovt UPd Vout (0<.1 S 17 900 Call M1 WPPI.. ., roll free l HOO tl"f 4 17 b7 EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment lJ lAli:FI ~ AUCTION flubhc tn v ltl'd ht June 21100 !loon l1uc l-.l o ad ~ at o il ne.,., mer chon dt 'oe sol d "' quant1ty Ideal lor ~ moll ~ 1 01e'io ~ 1o1 1 om ~ole ~ gtl1 shop~ ~et~tce Ilea mor l-.er ~ Vord ~tc At Oht o h't ~<C'r Auc 11on Metg ~ Plo!Q Mtddlep 011 Ohto Hegulor ~ole f-r 1doy end )oru rdoy n t ght ~ or 7 prn Auto Sal~• 1'H J M O NI~ CARl O la ndau P ~ I' B A l A M 8 trotk ~ rer eo 1:-<ellenr co ndttt on $ 1700 2b21 JII/(J PLYMOU1H lJU~li:H slo n! 6 enq 111e Aut omo t'c Jron.,mt ~ ~1011 5000 or be st alt er SIOfl 'o'lile 74/ :J04fl Harr : 9 / il 1-' QN IIAt ( AIAliNA au ~) ()(J(J rnti P!> 4 doot " ny! 1 0 ~ N'w lir e5 S/ I 00 99/ 38'10 41 t MOI>Jlf CARl O londou fl ~ P ~ A C AM H tro ch 'l le•e o ~.or c ellc n t condtltOn 51700 SPECIAL Call Now For Appointment 1r.;t.a Pomeroy Landmark W. C.rsey . Mgr . Phont 9t2 -2111 pgg pla111 ~ ~ t o rt:" S400 492 ~8~tj 7!14l::ng me recently re bu tl t Good shape $bOO /4/ /54 1 DO OGf. ~ 1A 110"' wagon P ) f-1 tl A C S.!!!l(J Qq'/ ~301 1970 t97J liD OHA DO CADIUAl b cel le nl co ndtl tOrt loaded wtth ('}!l• o~ Or1ly SJ800 Al so 1(! 11 11uc• cotnper Good <OIIdtltun Onl y S/000 Call 4~'1 J311 ot U~UJ 1 ~ AC10 R ~ opl ~ Phone 9'{) (I I ILI: N ) 0ur new o S~IS 1o nc e ~PAU ' , mtle fr om Metg~ Htgh ~ch ool on old Rt JJ 4'1'/ '/Qd I or CjQ'j 208<1 IWO BI:OI<'OOM t Jo1l er Adults o 11 I y 'j Ml'l J~ 01e ~ cl Dt c ~el Mf 18~ ()1escl Cob 01 1 li. heater N~ W 1!: U~ l LliMI'l ~MlN I ~ Ml4 tsa l(ll Mf 10 H ul~" M~l'JU Ho iPr Mor th t>w ~ Wo ta1y ~cy !lw Ml BHO ~ etrl t mount I'd b bo t torn Plo .... Mf-~JO tl l)1~ c M I /()(J J !< o w ( hopper Mf Jl,l 1 Jt ow Plan le t) M('( hQIIttol lr omplonlut Olil"" II ~A C IO~ IAUI ll4 w [('on SJ O n oHntP '> b1 4tJ~t> VAN fO~O 1 469 (r ol hrnon 6 tn p laner wilh ) tend Cra ft ~man )hopet wt!h ~!Oild and J ho rse AnJ•que ~ I m o tor chdd ~ ll( kPt toclo..tng chotr I s p I , I round egg bo slo.ct Cora H tl ton Phone 1:1 4 3 1'/b4 flo11lo11d OH rr.;n ) UBU~BAN CHI: VROL H C 10 truck ~ • lverorlo poclo.oge and ! r otl~r l O o"i lfl9 pocll.oge 5 I 5 000 rntle~ 74/ 315 4 11~ Good condt ful l ~11ed and '>PI rnollre~~ U1Q S 84J 2M~ ~ AD()U horse·'> / 4/ Yo S lfJ lARG~ BRICK hom e , fully cqu1p· pod kilche11 ho i wo h:J • heat . good loca tio n Wtll tOke $mo ll Q{l eoge as dowll payment . 14 500 . 991 1)9) acres loca ted I mile from No I Dr•lled wel l , sep lic ton lo. saooo 7d') .')505 . 1 M e tg~ M1ne HOBSTETTER REALTY GeorgeS . Hobstetter Jr ., commercial. Call for estimate, '24 hour service. Phone 985.3806 Jack Ginter 985.3806 Jack's SeptiC Tank ~ce BoxJ !'l ~W ~ hade I/J 4 ---- - .. ife;J~state r~-Q.;' Co, selling lasllor 532 ,000 . NEW LISTING : 11 room, frame and br ick with 5 bedrooms and 3 baths, rec. room with poo l tab le , double garage, forced a ir heating and cooling unit, large pa ti o with sundeck. house is totally carpeted many other and conveniences too numerous to men tion . Loca ted on 51ale Route 7 1n Riggs Crest Manor . Wet I worth 5<\S ,OOO .lXI . NEW LISTING : 18 acres on Lin coln Hill -· selling price. 51.500 .00 an acre . Business cor ner on S1a t e Route 7 and 33 across from Bea con Se rvi ce Statton , t ns i de Pomeroy corporat ion limits . Call f or more Into. , J bedroom hou ~ e l both !. oil ulec I ocre M1ddle po rt to Hutlond f-' harte 441 1 lo~e "141;J I JO ,., It non( "'9 ol ~o rehnon cmg Ireland M orrgogP 11 1: ~ rar e Athens phone bl4 )4J :w~ 1 VA f HA VIRGIL B., SR . ~~!!! ·I " t tn ll 216 E. Second Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio 1976 Fuqua Dou blewidc :l4'x5:l ' , 3 bedrooms , l ba lhs, 2 porches, loca led on corner lot in Arbaugr Add ition , Tuppers Plains. Ohio . Only SS .OOO .OO down will pur cha se home! th is ni ce WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY. REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS. Cheryl Lem ley. Associate Home Phone 742 -2003 Hilton Wolle, Associate Home 949·2589 GeorgeS . Hobstener Jr. Broker Hom• Dhone 992·5739 - handyman thai MAIN POMEROY, 0. JU~ brick, 1st floor formal dining , living , lo vely kitchen . lam lly room . 2nd lloor - 3 large bedrooms lclosels). bath . Nal . gas F. A. f u r na ce . EXCELLENT $21,200.00 . ALMOST NEW- 11;, slor y frame, 4 bedrooms , equipptd kitchen , formal dining , many , man y featu r es, you mu st see . 2 car garage w it h workshop . S36 ,1 00 .00. LOVELY WOODED ACRE - in new addil lo n {restricted), excellent for lhal new home. $3 ,SOO .OO. NEED TO SELL- Price reduced, lovely 'J. story frame :J or .4 bedrooms. very modern kif chen, large util ity , N.G. hot water heat , corner lol . LOVELY , S29 ,000.00 . 2 YEARS OLD- Lo,ely Ranch Ty'pe home. 3 bedrooms, bath . ul ll ity R., modern kitchen , all electr ic, all carpe ted , garage , about I acre . S7S,900.00 . S Years Old- like new , w~ · burning fireplace, for~al d ining , modern kitchen . ut ili ty , ca rpeted , 1 car garage & storage, ''e acre. S31,SOO.OO . INVESTMENT OR BUSlNESS- 4 ex tra nice rentals, some furnished , a good pay ing business , park ing area, building about JO years o ld . 547 ,20000. MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM. NEED A ROOF OVER YOUR FAMILY'S HEAD7 SEE US. NEED TO SELL IN A HURRY? SEE US . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 992·225'-"'·' 191 992-25&8 CENTRAL REALTY CO. home with large eat-in ki tchen. l bedrooms, all nicely carpe ted , 2 bdths. full basemen t with TV room . ~ny more ex tra s, low heat bill with nat. gas forced a ir VIEW OF THE RIVER - lurna ce . All th is and two nice acr es of land In a good Nice older hom e with re ntal L tve downstatrs localton . Will go quick for S.35.000 . ~1 ACRES - Wi th a nice Ph stor y house with 3 bedrms . with bath and •nd 11 , baths . Mos11y carpeted . Big cenlra l 11replace let your renters buy this for wtth heatolator . Small barn and out bui ldings, 20 acres you . Good loc al ion lenced. Nice country selling off bla ck lop road just 6 tO ACRES - Vacant land on bla cktop road . Beaul ilul in all wi th o'e r '' acre of RT . 33 - 10 ACRES of land along Rt . 33 <·lane just · land north ot Pomeroy . Nice home si te S. Asking $12,800. posse'~'on Lor or~:.•d on Hysell Hu n 14'1 J0/ 4 l it)/ ( ~f.lll!l MOBtl r horne NtCP l tv tng or com p mg lrotl~r J) ~ ij fu rn t~ hed 4!J'J fb(J O. ~4( IU :J~ 0 1 Ga rage and bedroom stu cco home wtth natural gas central healing. On Stale Ro ute with l arge wooded lot. Pr iced al only S20,000. POMEROY _ 2 bedrooms, ;•, ACRES - Wllh a nice 1'12 story house. mostly ca rpeled wllh 3 or 4 bedrms.. living rm .• family rm .. Pomeroy, 0 . 3·1S·IfC Ph. 992-2848 (Bob Hoeflich) Pomeroy 109 High Sl. s.31·1 mo . bo clo.hoc and d ttcher Chorle~ W Hot held !lock Hoe ~ervtce Ru!lond Ohro f'h OilC 742 1008 BRADFORD Au ct1on eer Co m ple le Setvl(e Phone 949 2487 0 1 949 /000 Hoc me Oh to Cr• H Will do roo l111g cons truc lt on plumb1ng 011d hea11ng No 1o b too Iorge o r to o ~moll Ph one HWOOD BOWER S RtPA IH Sweeper s t o o s 1 e 1 ~ 110n~ all ~m oll oppltonce'o lo w11 m o wer doter ~XCAVATI N G 742 - 13t.~ AND HOW~HY MARTIN covo11ng ~ep 1 1c .,y.,lern'> do ret boc. khau durnp It uck ltmes rone grovel blackto p pO~<Ing fU 14 J Phone I {014 ) (19ft, 7331 BATHROOM ~ ANO K.t c hc115 remodeled , cer om •c 1tle p lum b in g ccrpen rry and gener ol rno111!enome lJ yems C.l penence . 992·36B!l PU l li N) ~X CAVAl"I N G Comp lete )er~<t Ce Phone 99'} 247!i W I NI~R G l::l ro your h a u ~e? lei u~ repatr:, AI lromm Co nst ruc han 741 1311:1 make necc5~oty f-'UDOlt POOlS All !!.1 t c~ and shapes )w lm poo ls I years expcrocmc !r eo cs h male~ ony t htng vou r1eod l or under ground sw1m pooh New chenmol ond ~up p ly ~tolE: Albany Oh1 o Ph o ne 61 4 69ij b)~) ( Alt e • b pm 614 b89 ~2tJI Johr\ Jc lf erc, o r t>8'il ~76!:1 Btl I C,.tlle11o 1 We oro N O T oil wer on PNict S next Ia Sl ole H1ghwoy Go toge o n Hou le 7 Ph one (b14 1 985 JB]I Plurn btn g hcotu1g and all typm ol general rcpou R~MODHING Work gua ra nteed 70 yeo•~ e( per 1en<e f-lho ne 991 1+t09 li:WIN(i. MACHIN!: f.lepo•r s. '>er v tte oil makes qq'}12a4 lhe Shop ~obr H Porn e • ov Authoflted ~u1ge r So les end ~er~<tCe We shar pen )crssor ; ~XCAVAIING do1e1 loader and bock hoe w o rk dump It ucks and lo boy~ l or hue wtH hau l ft ll d11 1 to sot! ltmo~t one and grovel Call Bob 01 RCJger Je l let !> day ph one Qq? .?QBq n1yh t phone 991 3525 or 992 ~/31 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE AllffiE & SAVE ALOT All carpel installed with padding al no charge. Expert installation. WA 1~R Wl:ll dn l l~tl Q Rubber Back Carpel As Low As sq. yd. Wt l l•om T Grant. 74128 79. t APPLIANCE SERVICE We have en Ia rged our service department and will service Hotpoint and other brands. A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an excellenl3 bedrm . house wllh " '' balh s, kllchen with built.ln appliances . family rm . with fireplace . all nicely bedroom all one floor plan home with central heat , city wa ter , several closets, nice equipped k i tchen , carpe ted. Full basement with wood:burnlng stove . Attached (2 car) garage . Chrysler Air. Temp . central heating and cooling. Very low elec . bill s. All thi s and llpprox . one tt~ c re land. Ha-ve a look . Only $47 ,900. car peting, and large lot . HAVE A PROBLEM SELLING, UST WITH US AND WE WILL 0 V E R C 0 ME THE PROBLEM. S/1.700 will buy a good 2 bedrm . house and garage. storage building and garden space on Sl. Rt . 124 In Syracuse. St5,000 _ Will buy a good 5 bedrm . house with large living room and kitc hen . 2 baths, basemen t, F.A. nat. Ch sue P. Murphy We Need Listings I Middle~rtl We have buyers for many types of proptrly ·---CiiAiiLiiLitiiJliiiMiiiMiioiY.,jDji,E-EiiiMiiAiiisiisoji,ciiiiialiit;. , 'iii40,9.•2iil8iiil_ _ _,j Associ ales Pomeroy Landmark ~:Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . - · Phone 992-2181 Jf,!AOE TWO loh i11 flomst oy Will t rade for bu lld ore r o • moror horne . Cal l l ·J04 ·b4ti·5602 Fort Goy , WV . ester . KI IJTTI.E OHPfiAN ANN II·.. LJTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-SHERIFF NOW PITCHING! THEY ? ri ND lltA I DOC.! SMART! Hl~\1' 5 I I · I GUE SS I HEVll ~NO UP IN rHf (Answers tomorrow ) Ye ste 1cJay s I ttt- Y'Rf- ORPH AN S vou "[ 1 I X1111 ]"IT Answer. h ••f~· tlf I A.nswer Sounds like ha stoftthe fam ily THE CAT BURGLAR ORPH O. N •H OME ~ .. pet - lt'lci Tt1e late:sl JUMBLES are ttere In JUMBLE 8001< 110 JUMBLE BOOK •1 1 A... allabUt tor $1 .35 EACH , potll)lldlrom Jumble, clo thla newspaper, P.O Bo1 34, Norwood, N.J. 07&41. Make cl'leckt payable to Newspaperbooks . 4 , 88 & UP 9' and 12' Vinyl Floor Covering In Stock Buy where you c•n come in and see what you're ;Ootting - Good selections - Fully stocked. Call 742·2211 TALK TO Wendell or 11erb Grate or Gene Smith by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I List ol ALLEY l'OI' --;-:;;;~--.;~;:;;~-;-;y;;--;z}:::==~=._:------.....---:::-----.,--------.:::- candidates EVE~ING L~ YEAH! LOO!<S I GUESS WE 'LL WHY . 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YOU IZE A N:STHOLLYVV009 WHO CCULI7 R.ATE FILMMAKE'< ... PASS AS HE'R ~OU ole DAILY - / 1 .,._ • . bluff to rorct• til e opponents J SOIJT II • t\ •• !J .J .. ~ t Q .I Ill II J . A 10 7 * ~~t· ap o n . On the spades . dtagr~unmcd htwd. Vu De able : Not·th -South : South WL·s t Nurth t :ast Sou th Pass Pnss P<•:o.!'. Pt-~ ss Ia rea lized ttwt South lm d tile lice of clubs t how else co uld he have !lad s uffl {' H' Ill s trcn~th fur h1.s opcnang ' 1 west suw tile irony or the sttuatlon. Spa des. the trump su it , would have to provulc the scttin ~ trick . CRYI'TOI!IIOTE - litre's h o w to work it : AX'I'DI.B t\AXR Opening le ad : • K By O.wald .la•·tthJ· One lett er simply :-.t and:-. for another. In th1s _sample A is and Alan Son lag uscrl for th e rh rl'e t.· ~ . X f ur th l' two O's, etc Singl e INters , Th._. au ction tuuk " bad apostrophes. t lw length and format!on of the words arc all turn fir Wc"t when his four · hint s f.a<"h clay thl:' cod e ll' ilf'r.:o. arr clt~rrcnt heart'llid wa " overcalled by l 'R'I'I'TOIIliOftS WAIOKWXKWPZ W A . WH FGNP Z X C K Z XC E 0 H P l!i7H ..:mK t'eatun·~ ~y ndirat• , Inc . 'IEP ··SNUFFY'S HOME -· I SEEN HIM PEEKIN' OUT TH.' WINDER -I WONDER IF HE ,;:::; KNOWS I'M OUT COLLECTIN' FER A NEW CHURCH BHL At trick t~<·o, West led the ace of hearts. for c in14 tic· cla rer to rulf tn dummy . Occla rer then led a lrump to Is L 0 S G F t: I. I. 0 W 0 A HXZ 1<1 a hi~lwr level of biddtng and to s tctil their prcmu.:r West wun th e opcmng tn ck wt th th e kin~ ,Jf hearts. lie :1 North 's lour spades. West's heart holdi nK w11 s se nsa tiona l and altogether he cou ld CQunl nine lop tneks . BeCB'!:f!C or his heart su it and Nortlh'louth's vulnerabili ty, West decided to lake an inex~nsi ve sacri !tce and bid t,othc five level. North persl\ier~d to ftve_spades . Thfbtddtng tllustrates the p<rN~ of the spade su tt. Spa~· outrank every other ,. Largest Selection In The Valley \1) ~ t) t 1\ 5 ~ I :1 llAHNEY 15 IN STOCK • • • !l ti ·l ,\ YG 0 H P 0 K I W0 J L 1 K w 0 i\ 1. H . - J X K L Yt•sll'rda\ ·s Cryptoqu ole: YOU CANNOT DO A KINDNESS TOO SOON FOR YOU NEVER KNOW HOW SOON IT WILL BE TOO LATE - RALPH WAL.OO EMERSON '· JUST THINK .AFTER ALL THESE '!'EARS ... l{OU WERE THE ONE WHO FOUND IT ... i FAST DEpG.SI" f'ouR ~I a l\« . 111 ~ w~: ~t IOUNcf.D OfF A SIR • • • . ver~ aw.:tre of th 1~ po1nt F r t•qu c nt!~ , i'vh·rcdith v.-nuld bicl the. ~ pa dc slut as e~ St <tlcs. wa;o; Ill t ·\ 1-\ = YOU RRE If aNc- '' a t th~· SU lllt.' len•[ Tht• liltc i\dmn Mcrt·dllh of En~ · l£tnd . i:llld lah·r the U n 1t ed SUI I "<IKT11 [Q)~ lF§f1.~~[}:(]@~~ D~© ' '' Alan Sontag ........,._,.,....,.,--,:::-Uppercut to the declarer 3 1 If YOU NEED A SOFA THAT of Our Lives 3,~.15; As The World Tu rns 8,10; 2:<»--ne Life to Live 1.13. 1 3Q--Doctors 3,4,15; Guiding l.lght 8,10; 3:QOAnolher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6, 13; Lilias YO<;la & You 20 . 3:3(}-AII In The Famil' 8.10: You Bot Your Lile 10 . 4:QO-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer IS ; Merv Griffin 6; Addams Family 8: Sesame St. 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle , USMC 10 ; D i na~ 13 . ~ : 3(}--LIIt l e Rascals 3,1 5; Gilligan's Is . • .8; Brady Bunch 10 . s ·oo-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' NeighborhOOd 20 ,33; HO<;lan's Heroes 10 ; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junction IS. 5:3(}--News 6; Elec . 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Stock & Barrel 20; ll :QO-News 3,4.6,8.10, 13,15 ; Dick Cavell 20 ; Lili as Yoga & You G 33. 11 : 3Q--Johnny Carson 3 . ~. 1S ; Starsky & Hutch 6,13 ; ·, Mash 8; ABC News 33; Movie "What Ever Hap. pened lo Baby Jane?" 10. 1l :QO-J anak133; 12 :Os--Movle "Hovston, We've Got A Proolem·· 8; 12 : ~o--Toma 6,13 , 1:oo- Tomorrow 3,4; 1:SO---News 13. Movie Channel S & 9 P.M.-Let's Do It Aa ln I PG I 7 & II P.M - Hollywood Old ie !GI Clblt Channel l 6 : ~0 P.M. - Tesllmony Time ~ - Paul Gaudi no IVO - Supersports 100 Club. _ . RUTLANU FURNITURE 742-2211 IS. :f Jumbles VITAL CURRY ITALIC GARBU ~radf o rd )f'H[)Y DIHLUNG Water well d tJIIH\ Q, co mm erc 1o l and dome~ It( Purnp \ol e~ ond ~er ~<1 C e Cfq'} 629!:1 or 304 aqs 3801 Will C AR~ for th e elderl y 111 our home Phone 991. 7J 1d U"f''•- [J I BET·· · BED FOR YOU basement . A good buy tor iusl S8.000. 125,000 - 5 year old 3 (lt'l '>rT ... C!><.ogoTOII""" rviFTON I Portraits Weddings Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions The Photo Place 11(9nly l~Day s fQiJ GRff\ 1 ._:= "-.-,--'--,:--'-._ eUNltH ' 006, and garden space. Ci ty water and drilled wel l. Lac. close to hospital and school at Laurel Cliff . Asking 542 'SOO. 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a sma ll barn and dug well . About 12 acres tillable . Some woo ds and mineral s. Asking $21.500. '---~ -~ · - -~ ABOVT 0\11; a: 1111'-SE D~YS MY tiTTI wI~ TIP ll.l'STEAD OF t.:'THAW¥. YOU, SOI.l~Y!' . 6:50--Good Morning, West 1/lrgln la 13 ; &:55--News 13 . 7 :oo-- TOday 3.4.15; Good Morning Amerlta 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Porky Pig 10; 7:25--Chuck White Reports 10 . 7:3Q--Schoolies 10; B:oo-Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sl. 33 . 9:QO-Merv Griffin 3; Ph il Donahue 4; Emergency One 6; Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10. 9:3Q--Andy Griffith 8; Joker's Wild 10. IO :oo--Card Sharks 3.4.1S; Edge of Nighl6; Magazine ' 8,10; To Tell The Truth '13 ; 10:JQ--Hollywo0d Squares 3.4, IS; High Hopes 6; 520,000 Pyram id 13 ll :Oo--High Rollers 3,4,1S ; Happy beys 6,13 ; Price Is Right 8,1 0. 11 :30--Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,13 ; Partridge Family 4; Love of Life 8,10; Nova 33 . 11 :Ss--CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :QO-Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10; Sanford & Son 15 ; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13. 12 :3Q--Ryan·s Hope 6,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 1S ; Searth for To morrow 8,10; E lee . Co. 33. 1l6o--For Richer . For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women i: CARTT NICE KIDS, MAKES A gas heat in unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square. to form tour ordinary words. AREN' 1 wi th fireplace. basement. fuel oil furnace . garage and outbui ldings. Some lencing, plenty of road frontage modern bath, .n atural gas central heating and full G. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford '\lft\lNt ffi1} I I I :do- Tomorrrow 3,4 . 3. ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ® byHenri ArnoldandBob l ee Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service mtnules north of Racine. Asking $42 ,000. home si te. About 5 :11lnutes from 5 Point. Pr ice $1:1,800. PRH.: W fi'~OUO() Ia SH.I 000 for quoc k ~ ole 10 >o: )tJ mobile home wtlh e Jparrdo on J O(IOS II\ tho country I urn 1~ hed Or tiled we" ~Cplt( tonk C lo~e to mmes Ple l'l ty o l gotden 5POC:C' All mmP •ol n ght s ln,rnedtote For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At t LISTED- 2 story heat and air Ha s 9 rooms 541:1 :1 ,..,..., '~ 992-2174 extra income. Priced less than a one fam ily home at $23,000. outbui lding Want S28 ,000 . LIST WITH US OUT OF TOWN _ 3 ~HOCJ<I " SMITH NELSON · MOTORS, INC. JUST LISTED- A beautiful 4 year old, 3 bedroom In TO TELL YOU MAY C0/1\E AS A WEDNESDAY, MAY 3t , lt78 5·3(}--News 6; Electric Company 20,33 ; Mary Tyler · 6,13; Sha Na Na 8; News 10: Gilligan 's lsi~nd 15; 6:QO-News 3, 4.8.10, 13. 15; ABC Nt~ 6; Zoom 1$,33 . 6:3(}--NBC News 3,4, IS ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett and Friends 6; CBS News 8.10; Over Easy 20,33. 7:QO-Cross -Wils 3; Jenny & Me'' Newlywed Game 6,13; Sha NoNa 8; News 10 ; G,ljiagan 's lsla~d IS; Dick Cavett 10; Insight 33. ·, 7:3(}--AII.Stor Anylhlng Goes 3; Sha Na Na 4 ; Between the Wars 6; Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20.33; The Judge 10 ; In Search 01 13; Wild Kingdom IS 8:QO-Grizzly Adam s 3,4,1S; Eight Is Enough 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8, 10; Nova 20,33 . 9:QO-Oa,id Frosl3 ,4, IS; Slarsky & Hul ch 6, 13 ; Mo,le " Death Moon" 8,10 ; Theater In America 20.33. 10:0(}--Dean Martin 3,4,1S . • l l :OQ-.-Ne ws 3,4,6,8,10,13,1S; Olck Cavett 20; Lilas, Yoga and You 33. 11 :3(}--Johnny Carson 3,4,1S ; Pollct161ory 6,13; Hawai i Five·O 8. ABC News 33; Movlfli]'Mr . Skeffington" 10 . . 12:QO- Ja naki 33. 12 :4Q--Myslery of lhe Week 6,13 1 Kojak 8. I 985417b. wants s rooms and YES·· IAI6HT Y PRETTY INDEED L I 5UGI!E5T GIRU WE HAD A YOU SIT DOWN, CA PTAIN EASY... WHAT I'll\ AI!OUT PLEASAfJT TROT! SORRY I DOZED OFF J UGT BEFORE YO U ARRIVED·· SI6N OLD A6E CRE EPIN G UP~ Oil-Itt 4 APARTMENTS - Large brick buil ding in the midd le of town . All apartments now rented . Needs CAPTA IN EASY .. BEDHOOM home near C hest er Comp l ete tra i l er hoot... · up and srno II orchard. I { ) Ufl l:lfA GL f pupp!t:' '> H Wt• t·lo. ~ •Ji d V e1od he(lllh r •·o l play ful .J I (' II' 0 ) , . I 11101 (• l d{ /l.i .t<l rr.J Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 lHHI:t. RACINE -- Ni ce older 4 bedroom home with central M0tl11 ~ H O M~ I I , 7() wt lh e . polldO ) b£.odr oom f<111 r o11dt l 1or1 l oll berwe~n I{)() and ~ 00 M 0 11 lht u I hu1 5 o. _-='C Your Full Time Real Eslale Broker and has good well . Se ll ing price 510,600 .00. Pomeroy . Jus t SJO ,OOO ~lobilt· liomr• for Salr Call 992-6323 or 992-6011 S·lS-1 mo. pd . Chester, Ohio 10·30·c Thursdays and with li'Vable home, located on Hysel l Run Road. Home is hea1ed with bottle ga~ 992·1325 additions. For Free Estimates Office Hrs.: 9 a.m..4 p.m . with 1 ba!h, 3 bedrooms with large c l osets, basement , new ly painted , fully carpeted, gas and coal or woo d furna ces, low utility bil ls. Garage with workshop , f ire place 1n house, loca ted on Sl. Route 338, inside the corporation limits of Racine , Ohio . Eleclr ic by Ohio Power mile ofl Rt. 7 by.pass on Sl. Rl. 1141oward Rutland, MOORE'S Under hang gutters & room 1 GiwAway JO o~ Siding Broker NEW LISTING : 8 rooms, GARAGE "~• SEPTIC TANK · 107'12 Sycamore St. Closed ROGER HYSEll -------1' ,.------------( MASH BROTHERS CLEANING Alum. & Vin~ R.esidenlial and . s I' r---o·- ----· .,-1---- Anvday, anytime. 985 3529 NEW LISTING : 11 acres /0 1 ~ EAFOR Mf ')JO OII'St:>l MlUIU M ~1/~ U doq I Pmol t• block Ol'd IOn Mt•d tU II l1•11qt h hau (..(1od l'. tl h t h tl rill •r {#tf'J J4HI:t you rnoy bi (1hlfl to l1ve m our oporrmen t l o r ~~ ~5 !ha n s~o 0 rn onrh ~ 0 1 r-nore tn l ormotron con tml Vd!oge Man or Aportmenrs '141 118 7 '-19'1 ~wee ! liMA!!. to t I fp ma( l • io t11t•n M u'>l ft nrl good hlJtn (• 4~:1 / tl /fj COUNlf!Y MOBI L ~ Homt! Pmk h' au !e JJ north ol Pn me roy Lo•ge log Coll991 14 79 I: R ltPnd IC'11lJtP (j f~ i 99) OJ19 r e nter., ~prouh hu11gor tO n wO • ~ eel banana chtl• pC'pper ~ Plu' man ~ dt ll f'r ('nl \IQliP t ,es of to mat o plont~ mo 11 y ktnd ~ ol Ml11 3':1 ) ! HOM~)If!:.) lot solro \ acre a nd up M•ddlepor l neor Rul lond Call441 741:11 p~ppt.· r~ Dt('<.PI M f 1) 0 Ot~o"wl Urnon 104 lOb W AI hen s )ale en ds June lO th neal E•tat.. for Sale Mill'( GOAl) IU~ l lte ~hcne d SoU and up K•d'i weonl•d B tl ly~ 1 46~fO IWMU S1 ANG ~ l:N IQJ( b1u~~ell M~ t:J~ Now at sovt ng~ j( ,,. fi hone 4tJI:I I bJO vw ~uv 1~AII \ couldlower 1477 CHt VV MONlA 305 c u tn v 1:1 A C AM tope 947 /<.11:1 7 J4]4 extra if needed . Excludes front. wheel .d rive cars. ' summt;>r \ !l~ OCCOLI ( AHHAGl tl t.J /6'n lur n1~ hed Any U.S. made car- parts ' ~'. \ o ~ o urttou t teath er and G£>nerol IWO J.HkW C.li'.I'Y Mqo J'hllllP qq) ) 18 I Mf lb~ O t e~el J AND 4 h'M lur tH\Iwd and un , I or wooden bed hong mg bo ~ ;., Ph and po t ! Iowen.. large v oro r t~ o i on n uol s '" lloh (lelottd f. arrn~ end G1ceflh ous e H o c t~•e Gerold tn e Clelo ml l'or .Hent ( a ll Ge t the- lam p you ~<e been won!n1g or It o; up thor old one 1908 BUK K leSobre \11(1 p, H.k AllADIN lAMPS and porh 'JH A lUMIN UM PO N1 00N boot mo tor and trodct )!bOO 411'1_ j(J/Jo!lcr 0 1. ( trtr T V ·..., \,111· Auction (1 4 ] 'I . d1lton Coli b96 1)44 SUZU KI HM !ton '/47 31ib 1 f ,,, 1\11 Yotl! r pttlP It;! 01 .10 pu'>h I a ,...nrnow''' 111 q ood con WAN \ Ni:W S HIPM~Nl o ! fa ctory do rnag ed boo ts Chec lo. our p11ce s. Ou r I Jrh year 1n ! ht~ local! on Botlev s ~oa r .. J?? N )econd A ve Mtddlepo r! f O ~ ~Al~ o 1971 1-- o td pt clo.up 6 ( yl ~ lottd md ~h dl Good con POMEROY LANDMARK 111 r .• 11: butldm g . SALES AND SERVICE 11·9-tfc Sa1urdays at noon. 1~7~ G• sto re Call Aller 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992-7119 or 992-5041 4-27.ttc Pomeroy, Ohio S75 '1'1'1 bJ59 . Hn 'p,n n1 Applt,l .:I", hydrou lt c CO IN ~ 77J ) 47J 1901.:1 POWI:R GUO~ t iQI\')IT\1~!.1011 n 000 ocl uol rnt les 2 speed Pomeroy Landmark (leon Che~ hHe !,'} 7~ 304 AND SERVICE PHON E992-6333 & BLEND Phone ( HI P WOOU Pole~ moJ( dtornet e t 10 on Io rge ~! end $8 per 10 11 Bu ndled ~l ob .St> per 1011 DP itv t•rt>d lr, O h to Po ll et Co Pt I Porn('rl) y qc}'} 2t.~9 GOOD 'o Ot1! 1Cr y SJ3~ low. low FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,' POTACH, FERT~PELS A l b on ~ breed~ Kl:lVINAl' O H DHUXI: up11g ht lre ezer 12 ~ lU It O<~g•n olly Check our prices on HOU SI:: Hondo. E..: ce ll en t N~W now ) I Afl Kennel Boardmg and ou tdoor runs lac dtlte!. Phone bl4 Jt>7 0191 2nd )t 'Nl 0370 1obter~ & ~ Vop -... ote r ptll~ 37W 614 1b9ti househoiJ que s Mo rt1 n s f ull1tlur e 10 N C.o ~ eH! Nelson Orug HOOf HOLLOW Hot ses Buy ~ell !rode or lfQtn New and u~ed Groon•mg atl or on! • " wt1t1 !:1 room hous e & bo!h. basemen t so me lur· r111ure PartJOII y r emodele d . 997 7603 IN POMI:: fiOY COtldt lt On le ~s than 1300 mtles A ~ hmg $7)0 1460 BSA cho p · per l ou co ndtll o n A~k ing June 1 '/ 3 q om to 7 ptn Guy )pen cer Jack W. Carsey . Mgr. res•den(e behmd new , Phone 992-2181 M~th o d1:. t Churc h !upper~ Plo tns Bow stren trotle r h1tcl1 !ool$ ltre5 bt <yc le baby !t eat ~ l or b•cycle l!..,m g room sutte COAl liMI: SlO NI: send gro..,el calctum chlo!tde ler!tlot('t dog table wtrh chotl s d•she~ ! ood and all type ~ o t sol i h clo1h1ng 1nfant t o adult tnt!tC ce15tor )all Work!. In < l M0111 fHWH ~AM il Y Yard ~ole I lor ol )I Pome10y Q'/2 J841 good teenage cloth e ~ G oris clo thes 6 10 large women~ !I~ SI ~ l l~CliON o f the be~r w ood s t o ve~ t!l )ou rh eo~ r c•rn Ohto o11d rne n ~ dorhes Old )Ofs and Jo !ul Mo1so l:f el luol1o dtshe~ C.ros~ edge>• blh sr 1empwood ond Nolhua loon ~yrocu~e Hear Co 1:1 flutllom Dr 1olf Mrl l YARD ~ A ll: l o t ~ of applron ces ~ ~ 1 Athens b14 ~'I'J 1::1)79 or clo 1h11l9 ~n•c k ~noclo.s e re h t b1409b1187 I 0 J ':/17 N /nd A ~enue M1d BURH OUG H) !,I: N ~t MA I IC oc dlepor1 Oh1 0 coun11ng mochtne Ph o ne qq') :?156 1he Do tl y ~f'nlutel 111 Cou tl ~ r rel:'t .Pomeroy Oh to GA~AG~ )Al~ h'l ~ IN G Npw u~ ed 1476 7 ~0 ~n duro Phone 992.2181 ~l::OUU ) AI~ & I a~ I oil lenced A>k mg $15 000 . Phoneq92 631'1 . $3000. SbOO bit. 69!i-J'}QO !1 8 ) MO!IIll: HOM t~ PI Plea "on I W Vo bestdf' H ec k ~ l:li:(1RIC OI VI O~O br ooder and tn 1973 l:lroodmore 14 • 64 I cubo ror u~ed onu:~ SbO Sltm bed r oom Jun eweru~e f very good cond• 1~73 Da r to n 14 x t>U 1 bcod1 oo m hon S60 49'1 5977 1977 Vtc 1011011 14 x 67 J bed room ~ YOUNG LAYING he n~ lo1 ')both so le Carol R Pterce Bo11 ]J4 ~ 1 1'171 (o,.enlry I'J 11 b5 J bedroom ~H 1i 4 Rt l 1969 ~lotcstnan 1:1 ~ bO 1 ~ u t lond O H bedroom IWO 1-AMilY Yard :,ole May Jl and ht 8 1nd Q ~ ~fl )54 I ' rn1le l r o tn (hel>htre H~:.·d ~ preod~ drapes d t ~he~ coohutg oppltonces sc hool des~~ (lo l htng all Site~ 50 A von bo ttle s 14 boor M tH TOO large o• roo ~m all Wtll buy 1 p1e-{IJ o.r to mplere NO tT ~M 'J 9 ~ boys thr u l u111 co•pet shoes gul ~ top and ba llet adul l IN Ml:MORY of out d"'a' husband lather and grandfather tr1e f(~v Fl oyd Wt se who pa~sed away 10 year' a go May 31~1 ~od ly m t ~~ed by ,.,1fe Garnet ~UH !l o le Yard IJP.;:(_ack W. Carsey . Mgr . -· bath and laun dry 1oom . m odern ktl chen . 5 ' t O(les . Barn and pi~J11y of ~l V I: HO OM house , po>lu'e bnellenl (Ondi lt o n 742 ·2790 or 614 b9!:J 3290 A~k 111 g yotd . Cfl J l , 3b acres . Near Portl and fj 43 -:JJ6 I 0200 ond shd t Pomeroy Landmark - - - - - - - - - - - - -• DUMP TRUCK 300/>lain St. Pomeroy. Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. Io4 :30 P.M. ~ARM ON IYJI:I HARUY DAV ID SO N . fully cus 10n11led wtth su tcide clu tch Let us test your water Free ~ l(J() lor. f enred '" SJS 500 . Pholle q97 - ~550 11/76 N~W !llANDAfolD set of l:n cyclopedta wtlh b1g dtcltonory S7!10. Ph one /47 2 165 'sollener, Model UC·SVI , ' Now Only '289.95 Hl:A MA ftKt: l ~o cme l eg ton Hall Jurw Jr d and 4lh h om 4 ~ !able ~ tenled Coli 9~9 1411:1 01 Q41f 2773 ~A Mil'( ~91 J bedr oom ho rn e . l bath s lully co1peted ro qu1pped kll{hen w11h mter co rn no lu•ol ga s fu rnac e cen· trol a11 conditioning . o n o 100..: PAIN I f-OH sole Alum1nurn po1111 new buck e ts. never been o pen ed 100 gol ovoilobl e u t S4 ~0 IJe' gal lon Blu e lol e11 pomt ot SJ ~0 pet gall on qcn 01 73 or let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water with co.op . water PWMBING & HEATING INC. lull Fred W. Crow EED A WATER SOFTENER? ~------- DAVE'S BACKHOE & CARTER "l42 709 4. MIODl~flOfll . 992-2562 DURING EVENING. YARD )All: Wed lh ur~ f- 11 at )yrocu5e oC! oss from Hub · bards G reen House st gn lois of rH ce cloth es bed frame mt~ C ~1 01 11 10 J al~ o h o u~ e b rooms ond both wll o r . ou t budd tng s. 4 ac uH lo11d ot edge o l Hutland Complete 11mler hoolo. ·up ol ~o '1 bonk5 opprots e d p r oper ly at $1 J, )(J(J Ph o11e IN GOOD CONDITION. lHHH. ~AMIL Y Ya' d )ole at the l c.r r'i OBrtt=Ht restdence lh urs and ht June ls i and 2nd . l ol5 o l nJCI? chtldrerr !i and adul t cloth.ng cuf toms tl""trow ru g~ and l '" CE' beJ ~pr eod Al !to o table o l mtH 11 ern~ ~~·1st lane ro the lelt after possmg Woctne l ocll. s and Oom :lnd hous e o n 1--------------- lWO STOfiY home Jo ck (um rn ms ~y•oru~P ht on ly June ln Memory sum me r kt! chen ond bordered by') cre ek s C o11 9 H~ Jl:l:J7. USED FORD TRACTOR, 800 SERIES. fH \0 ·4 bobv <lothn1g Mens women s grrls and b o y~ clorhtng 1 H~H llf:t•rtltMIII Busin·ess Services O WN~~ 5 acr es wr lh I.J ro om house HH GA!-l 'I mr ga rage FOR SALE 33~ Leta11 f-a l l~ Ohto ~utn t lur e Kntch k no<ks YAWU !>A I ~ I:IIU )ou th ~econd !>1 ~/Hddlep011 Oht o May 31 to June 2 lJ epre~'> t O n Gl o s~ 3amelhtng lor eo'ery one \)t t 'tl .t~ IM•itl[ t' ]IIIIJ)H "<IIIH II lt•·aJ J.:stat£ for Sal., MY JUNI: 1 /1. ') l"wo gam1ly garage ~ole Lo ts ol ch tld ren s clo th mg . l1kt! new men~ and wo men s clo th•ng cu1 IOIIlS dtshes alld Ol!SC .rerns hrs! )rreet post Pomei O)I l: lemen lory 300 Wrt ght 9 JO J 30 t!AHN 51 All: LIZZ STARES UP AT A WOBBLY BEAKER For Sale £UJ"C'ill{l NliGHBOf!HOO O YA~D !>o le Bryo n Ha ms )uccess ~ d June 4th and 5rh (OtKelled d ro1ns. Nuwt tltl Sit\\!! dit} I.!_ I TELEVIS ON VIEWING DICK TRACY ' tight NOTICE Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash I 2: 10--News 13. MOVIE CHANNEL 5 1nd 7 p.m. - Rocky (PGI 9 and 11 p.m. - The Enforcer (Rl CHANNEL FIVE 6:30p.m. - Testimony Ti"1e. 7 . ,Paul Gaudino · 7: -L ittlepage Tournament ·• THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1971 S Farm Report 13; 5:56--PTL Club 13; &:QO--PTL ~lub IS; Su mmer Semester 10. 6 :11&--Doctors on Call 4; News&; Summer Semester 8; For You ... Biack Woman 10; 6:45-Mornlng Report 'IEP·· HE KNOWS hi> king . West won wtlh the al'e. West next led the two of hearts. pro vidinJJ. declarer with a ruff and sluff , but also forcing East to use his re · maining trump. th e 10. This was a brilliant stroke - when South overruffed with the jack of spades , there was no way for him to shut out West's nin e of trumps . • 'EWSflAPI·:I! t-:~Tt- : UPJUSE ASSN ' (f or a copy of JACOBY MOO· ERN send S1 10 · W 1n at Bndge. · care of ttus newspaper P 0 Box d89. Rar'10 C·'"' StatiOn , New YorA N \" 10019 I �12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday , May l l, 1978 Blame deer in two accidents Strikes ran int o the path of a car ope rat ed by Mi chael E. Guess, 21, Tuppers Plain s. There wa s minor damage . A single car mishap occurred at6 : 15 a.m. on School Creek Rd. five tenths of a mile west of SR 7 where Haro ld L. Denny, 25 , Crown City.Jost control of his car on a curve. TI1e vehicl e ran off the roa dway hilling a ditch. A windshi eld - type ac· cident occurred at II: 15 a.m. Tuesday on SR 7, une and one tenth miles no rth of US 33 in Meigs Cuunt v. Troopers sa id an unknown vehi d e fl ipped a rock brea ku1g the wi ndsh ield on a vehicl e operated bv Clarence E. Hayman. 45. Rt : 2. Racine. There was minor dcunage . Churles W. Spurlock. :ro. Rt. 3. Gallipolis. w•s charged with insecure load following an acc1 dent at 12: 58 p.m. on US 35. SIX tenths of a mil e west (! f Hiu Grandt: . The patrol smd the tailgate on Spu rlock's truck opened spill mg co.al un .a parked \'ehid e owned bl' Johnnv Ma ll hews of IAJ wer. River Rd. A simi la r a cc iden t oc· Two deer accidents were among six inv estigated Tuesday a nd ear\v th is morning by the Gallia·Meigs Post State Highway Patrol. A deer was killed at 12:04 a.m. today on US 35, one and one tenth miles west of Rio Grande. It ran into the pa th of a Greyhound bus driven bv Jerry D. Ellison of Dunba~. W. Va . There was light da mage. Anoth er deer acc id ent oc curred at 7:35 a.m. Tuesda y on SR 7, four tenths of a mile south of CR fi in Meigs County . 11Je animal MEIGS SENIORS Color Photo gra phs taken in your cap and gown in studio setting . Two h 7' s m folder s, SS . Ca ll for yo ur appointm ent . The Photo Place Hoeflichl 109 High St. t Bob Pomero y- 9,2. 5'291 (Continued from pare 1) classes. A few others milled around but drifted into the buildings la ter. Dowler credited Oiler with co ntributing greatly to getting the situation in hand . At lhe Meigs Se nior High School, a fe w parents and repor tedly some students blocked the upper entran ce so that school bU£es, could not enter the parking lot area Wednes day mo rnin g . However, a lower entrance was vacant of people and buses used that path . La ter, the department of Sheriff James Proffitt cleared the upper en trance. An awards assembly was held at the Meigs High School Wednesday mornin g and Principal James Diehl sa id the auditorium was full of students who had no part in the strike. He said that he announced tha t a strike is useless since the decision to curred all :25 p.m. on U.S. 35, seven tenths of a mile west of Sll 279 where an unknown vchir\e flip ped an obj ec t b1nking and dama ging the hood of a car driven by Pau l M. Cliffo rd . 36, Rt. I, Gulli pcli s. GIFTS THE GRADUATE WILL REMEMBER Graduate Gifts We have a la r ge sel ection of Jewe lr y gifts th a~ gr.aduat es will che ri sh a long with the•r ~ l plo ma . . Gifts of lasting quality re fl ecfmg the Sincere good wis h es of the donor . LADIES ONYX w~~ . Diamond or ·.. ~ ~ , J:: .~ JADE with · u ·~ & '\~ ll Diamond ·· ~,.do; RING Y Ol!r C.h Oi ce o r lt'le5e p HtCIOU <; ~':::; ~~I wiH'l., di am ond. ,_, o ,, e ~ MA N'S ~~v; Soa r~"; ling (1I ' d•.1mon d luUrou!t O IWX. SoHd go !CI ma\S u•e • ' 1j,_ , .. _-1 -~ ~li ··.~ .. .. 1• / "" 1 t....:.-J 1 \ ', i ~~ .1 @ : -. DIAMOND 5~t ln I ~ .. ~ ·· m OliMtl n g. • ANS ON SETH THOMA S TRAVEL ALARM . I ... "' '•.1''' ' I .1' 360 PEN S, PENCILS AN D SETS ' ' ,. I'd ft1e fmt· ~T \.., 11111ll.1 lllSI!UII)t'!ll\ rn,UJI! 212 E. Main Pomeroy, 0 . Pomeroy sidewalk sales scheduled Friday and Saturday close schools on June 21 was made out of necessity because of a Department of Educa lion ruling and nothing could be done locally to change the closing date. At about 10 a .m. this morning $Orne 20 or 25 students were still in front of the high school building but nothing was being done to force the students to return to the classroom. .. Meantime, Gene Oiler said that he would be happy to lead a delegation of parents to th e Sta tehouse in Co lumbus to protes t th e decisio n by t he Sta te Department of Education and asked all pa rents in the district interested in such action to contact him. MARRIAGE LICENSE A marriage license was issued to James Edward McLai n, 21, Ra cine. a nd Meli nda Kay Humphreys , 19, Pomeroy. Pomeroy- Middle port, Ohio Thursda y, June 1, 1978 . Initial -··-· - -·- --,,- - Social 1 Calendar! They Will Be As follows: businesses sometimes wa nt tu locate ncar the store. Representing Hec k's at the meeting was Hi chard ~! u ra d who sa id that construe\ ion of the new store in l11 wcr Mid· dleport is dependent UJMIII the flw d status of tile propert y involved ~tn d un whether tt n addit iona l property ~ the Van Cooney rcsJdrncc - can be purchased. Murad sal(! the new store would employ about 60 people - all local , since onl y the man.ag er and ass istant mana ger l'Orn e in fr om Smither are a. He sa id the bu ildi ng woul d be about 4ll ,OOO sq ua" feet of fl oor spuce and additional people woul d be hired dunng speci al rush seasons. Heck's now have GO s1un•s located In ELBERFELD$ ~ WEST BEND. ~ ,•.t' '•· l.l!!',r!\t·l ':olil t HI B:JOio 4: JO Mon , Tues .. Wed ., Fn 8: JO to 11 :00 Thu n . Closed Sat & Su n P. J. PAULEY INS. REUTER BROGAN INS. SERVICES B:l0i0 4: )0 B:JO lo 4:30 Mon., Tu es ., Wed .. Fn . Mon , Tu es., Wed , Fn . 8 ~ JO t o 11 :00 Thur s. Closed Sat & Sun B: lOto il Thu rs. Closed Sat . &Sun MULLEN INS. AGENCY 9 to 4:JO DOWNING CHILDS AGENCY Mon., Tues .. Wed .. Fri . 9 to s Mon .-Fr i. 9 f o 12 Thur s. Closed Sal . & Sun . Closed Sat . & Sun . Have A Nice Summer Ma yu r Fred Huffm a n polled thl' euunc1l members all or whom w~re present : und cuch mcli cated that the ~iu r c wuuld be an asset tu the to wn. There was ll fJ strong oppw;1tion to the t hangc in tht' Zuntng S!Clt US of th e lol'atlon wt11 ch IS the prl)pert y bet Wt 'l' ll I,( 1l: USI ctnd Laurel Sts .. ~11111 Sycamo re an d Hoswurt h Sts., a nd mvolves \'ac;11 111 g tlw Plum St. right of Y. <t) frorn Locust St. tu Lau rel St. Th ere hav e been no pa ssages on the right s of way fur yeurs. Upun the advJ Cl' of f' ultz , cuunti l ~ a ve a first reading to an ordme:uu.:t! changing the stut us I•f Ihe property and a <pecJal meeting was called fur 7::10 Friday evening for the see<HJd reading. The thi rd rea U m ~ meetin g was left unset until a final decision Is reached by the department >~ o re offi cia ls on whether ur ntJI IIJ proceed with lhe store. Un less th e Va n Cooney property ca n be purchased and if there Is too much fill wurk ll• be done, the store t'a nnot be const ructed, Mu r;11l report ed. 7 PC. Cookset with Sih'e•·St••••e THE PR EMIUM NON·STICK SUR FACE ~~ I'~ 6lt Durable 3-layer SilverStone interiors resist chipping and peeling - clean up FAST./ Attractive Porcelain-on-aluminum exteriors have contemporary brown and ~old striping . Comr1fete set onfv SE T INCLUD ES : I OT COVER ED SA UC E PAN 2 OT COVERED SAUC E PAN u.,...... "'""~ OPE N 'l OS K ·~ 5 OT OUTCH OVE N 10 ' SKILLE T !SHA RES DUT CH OVE N COVE R] ..• ... ,~.~ COVER E D SAU CE PAN S 1 qt . • • •• • •••• Sl 1.9S 2 qt ••• 14.SO J qt. ••• • • • •• • • 15.95 Sqt . ......... . 20.9S I •• I •• • statements that he will offer no permanent solution to the school fin ancing pro blem until it is assured that schools will remain open in 19711-79. Rhodes told a group of newsmen in his office that there will be "at least" a $60 million surplus in th e state treasury by June 30. He said the "soundest" plan to kePp ~chool s opr n is tn set up a $60 milli on loan fund. with tlw money to be pa id back over "four or five yea rs" throu gh par ti al withholding of normal sta te subsidies. In the recent pa st, the governor has been evasive about the amount of the projected surplus, and has said during his cam paign that "every penny of it" should be given to public schools. Rhodes has bee n challehged by his primary el ect ion op ponent, Rep . Charles F . Kurfess , to come up with a plan for solving Ohio's education fin ancing problem. Rhodes sa id he will know for certain how large the surplus will he "around June 20." entine Fifteen Cent s Vol. 29, No . :13 I For the secon d day a picket line was up at Meigs High School this morning in protest to the June 21 closing of schools. Administrators a nd Sheriff James Proffitt 's deputi es were at the scene explaining to the striking group of some eight parents and 30 student s the June 21 closing of schools ·was .made necessary by the Ohio Depa rtm ent of Education which ruled Meigs Local Schoo ls were not entitled to a five-<ia y additional calamit y period granted by the Ohio Legislature. The department did not grant the additional five days to an y district in which there had • HOUSEWARES DEPT. 1ST FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY The governor said legislator s "are certa in to recommend cha nges" in the existing sc hool subsidy formula, and he added that the formula should be fu ll y fu nded in the bienni um starting in July 1979. " It will be our job to make sure th is formul a is fu lly fu nded ," said Rhodes. "Be· ca use of our tight management pracllces, and becaU£e of buil tin growth in the tax structure, it will be pcssible to fu nd the school· formula fu ll y in the next biennium ." Rhodes said he has not yet discussed any plans for the surplu s with legislative leaders, but that discussions have taken place in his office. "We will work with the Ohio General Assembly to reach a consensus pla n W keep schools open,' ' said the govt! rnor . " Whil e severa l alter na ti ves have bee n discussed, the proposal which ap pears to be the soundest is a plan tv set up a slate loan fund to assb1 school districts which are in tr ouble. Th is will not be a bailout, but a fiscally re sponsibl e way to keep schoo ls open." Rhodes said it would be u nc on s t it u t i o na l to appropriate money directly to the school di stricts in trouble. He repeated he does not be lieve talking abou t st~ te assistance to th e sc hools will hurt proposed tax lev ies on the J une 6 ballot for school opera tions. Detente and defenses is aim for NATO allies Picket line up for second day been closings during the past yea r because of St rikes or financia l problems. The protestors were advised to take the problem of the late closing of schools to the state level since the local di>1rict is forced to comply with the state ruling on the additional days. Th is morn in g, student s were escorted back to their cla sses and parents were given one hou r to leave the school site. They left , according to school offi cia ls. At the Meigs Junior High School where a strike took place on Wednesday mur· ning, there were no problems Thursday morning. Aft er so me last-minute approval to a lon g-range of U1e 1\frican wars. · WASHINGTON tUPIJ negotiations, a reference to In the fin" \ communique, The NATO allies have agreed defense study, which would that was stricken from the to strength en their own coordinate NATO militarv " region al co nfli ct in the fina l ver sion of the d e f e n se s w h i l e forces into a more coherent , deve loping wor ld" was com munqiue. and there sim ul t ~nen usl y purswng a efficie nt fi ghti ng unit aguinst menti oned, bu t the word ined only the sentence rema .. 1\frica" did not appear. h'U arded detente · with the a Soviet attack. Several of the NATO coun· which said "Turkey pointed U.S. Defense Sec retar y Scviet Uni on . The fifth swnmit session of Harold Brown called the plan tries. ind ucting the United out the in) pcrta nce ... of the the NATO leaders ended in " the centerpiece of thi s States. wil l meet in Paris com plete removal of existing on the basic agr eement on dealing sununi t," but he caution ed : June 5 t o prepa re an res trict ions pr ocur ement of defense wi th t he War sa w Pa ct · " It is only a beginning ... if we eco nomic con ference dealing nuti ons . but unreso lve d stop here. we will lose with the situation in Zaire. equipment. " David Brown, son of Mr. The compr omise was differences rema in ed on momentu m and find But on e European diplomat and Mrs. Walter P. Brown . regarded by Greek diplomats some side-issues: the Greece- ourselves with the same hills said , "'l11e only thing you can Reedsville · Long Bottom as a victory for Ca rama nhs. DOROTHY Elizabeth be sure of is that former Turkey dispute, how to deal to climb all over again ." area, Is valedictorian of the Run yo n, daught er of with the Soviets in Africa and At American in sistence a colonial powers like Britain 1978 Eastern High Sc hool Donald F. Runyon and the how deeply NATO should paragraph was added, callin g ar e not goi ng to go back into graduating class. late Mrs. Lula M. Runyon , become involved in Middle for "a vigorous and sustained Africa With any troops." Brown Is a member of Pr esident Carter sa1d there foll ow-through on the details East n e~ot iation s . the National Honur Society Route Z, Coolville, has been COUN CIL MEETS some " heated nam ed salutatorian uf the After reviewing a staff of these recommendations." were and se rved on Stud ent Mi ddle port Vill age Eastern High Sc hool President Ca rter began the exchanges'' on the subject of study on the fut ure of EastCouncil for three years . He Council will meet In speelal graduating class. West relations, the leaders swnmit Tuesday by urging Gr eek-Turki sh relati ons. was a marching band and session Friday , June 2 for A me mb er of the agr loed. "ccording to their alliance action to counter Gree k Pr ime Mini ste r concert band member for the purpose of giv ing the Nation al Honor Soci ety , fin al eo mmun iqu c, " to Soviet inter vention in Africa. Co ns t<mtin e Carcnna nlis lour years and st'rv ed on se cond reading to an orMiss Runyon servrd as several Western boycotted a luncheon on the maintain security and pursue But thr band council his junior dinance changing the aro a vir 1• pres id ent of th e detente." while expressing European leaders. including fi nal day of the confe rerence and se nior years. He fro m Locust to La urel Sis . society and was yea rbook concern at the "continual Briti sh Prime Minist er to underline his point that the play ed basketba ll four and Syca more to Boswo rth editor. She served on the expansion of Warsaw Puct James Callagha n. expressed alliance. as a whole. should ye ar s, baseball one yea r Sts. fru m an R-3 zone to a school newspaper staff and skepticism that East-West nut advrJCate lifting the U.S. off ensive capabilities." and was on th e tra ck team B~ l zone. was a member of the The lea ders gave fi nal differe nces were at the basis arms embargo against his senior year. He is a Turkey . chorus. marching ban d and membe r of th e Varsity E concer t band . Her hobbies Club, the language club Include mu sic - voice, aod ser ved · on th e piano and orga n - c om ~ newspaper staff. He was posing and writing lyrics, pres ident of the National writ ing poetr y, creative Honor Society, th e student writin g, rea ding , oil council, the band council them the loc ation of the rest paintin g, sket chin g and and his class In his senior Meigs Count y She riff illegal sale of liquor wus 53· Meigs Co unt) Co urt . the still of the >iill . He told officers was not in the place where it traveling. year. James J . Pro ffi tt reports year·o ld Burl Co lema n. Mi ss Run yon will be had bee n obse rved lhe that the still was a 70-year-old A member of the Long agent s from th e Ohio Reedsvill e. altt•nding Ohln University Bottom Chri stian Church , Coleman was tak en before previous day. The still had solid copper st ill made by a Depa r tmen t of Liq uor Kent ucky craftsman . in Athens where she plans Bro,.·n att end ed Ohi o Crmtrol assisted by Mei gs and Meigs County Judge Robert been disassembled. She r if f Proffi tt reported Officer s followed a tra il to major In English. Univer sity las t summ er At hens County Sheriff's of- Buck. He entered a guilty Gus Perona, Assistant Eninto a woo ded area near the and studied phys lrs and fi cers raid ed an illegal sti ll at plea to the charges. Judge forcement Chief for the Ohio tra i\er residence and located calculus. He won a trip to a a rura l Reedsville res idence Buck released Coleman on Depa rtment of Liqu or. was part s of the >1 ill under a summ er se minar in member of the Amerkan hi sov:n recoKn izance pen ding early Tuesday . on the scene. Sin ce the st ill is brush pile. Colorado Springs, Co lo.. Numl smuti c Ass n. Arrested and charged in sentenci ng. in such good co ndition, the Colema n later cooperated Brown plans to study the summer of 1976, be ing Sh eriff Proffitt said when Meigs Co un ty Co urt for Depa rtment of Liquor with off ice rs an d showed th e onl y r eprese nt a ti ve ph ysics and hopes In go Into Illegal munufa ctu rin g of officers arrived armed with a Contr ol will kee p it for chosen from Ohlu. He Is a research. sp in tuous liq uor and th e search warrant fr om the VALEDI CI'ORIAN ANDSALUTATORIAN of the 1978 display purposes. Normally, graduating class at Southern High School are Jaye Ord, the still an d other equipment, right, valedictorian, and La rry F'isher, salutatorian. Jaye would be destroyed. is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Bobby Ord, Syracuse, and . Partci pat ing in t he Larry Is the son of Bonnie Fisher, Racine, and John Tuesd ay morn ing raid were Fisher Pomeroy RD . The announcement was made at the Meigs County Sheriff James awards assembl y Wednesday. J . Proffitt , Lt. Mike Zi rkle, Sheriff' s Investigator Gary By Unlted Press International Wolf e, Presec utor ' s In · WASHI NGTON - AFT ER A WEEK of favo rable weather ve stigator Mike Mullens. in most of the nation, farmers began last week to ca tch up with Athens County Sheriff Gary their planting of crops. They were able to mak e up for some Efaw . Deput y Tom Hooper time lost when rain delayed fieldwork in much of the na tion for Dea n S. Brown , director of speciali>1 in curriculum and th e Re v. Da l'e Ha rri s. and several agents from the a few weeks, the Agriculture Department said Wednesday in a admissions at Hio Grande supervision at the seconda ry minister of Racine Uni ted De pa rtment of Li quor weekly crop bulletin. schoo l level. and in higher Methodist Church, delivering Cont rol. Mo'1 areas of .the nation had 5 or 6 days fanners could College. will be the principal the sermon. education administration. In oth er acitiv ities, work in fields, except Ohio, India na and Missouri, where speak e r fu r the annua l Sen 1ors grad uat ing Su nda y Subsequent to thi s degree commencement exercises at deputi es in vesti ga ted a planni ng is still behind normal. ni ght are · Southern Hig h Sc hool in exper iences. he has con· motorcycle acci dent at 6 p. Paul Dougla s Ab les , James The other senior Danforth tinued his prepara tion by Ja ye Ord was na med PINEVILLE, KY . - THE NUMBER OF searchers Racine Sunduy, J unc 4 at 8 attendmg numerous Joeul and Chr i st op her Ba b le, Lois m. Tuesday on the Flood awa rd went to Don nie Mar i e Ba ile y, Stephen valedictoria n of the 1978 Road. · looking for a missi ng Cincinnati couple in the Pine Mountai n p.m. Duddi ng. Donnie a lso Cha rles Bak er , Dav1 d Ed nationa l works hops and Brown IS a nat iv e of graduating class at So uthern Will iam Weaver, 38; Eim Stae Resort Park has dropped to 50. Many searchi ng for ward Ball . Larry Joseph Ba ll . High School at an awards received dramatics award, a Charles L. Arnold, 78, and his wife, Win nerva, 81 , were Columbu s, howev er, his classes pertaining directly to Vi ck i Jean Bose , Mart in St., Middleport was traveling assembly held Wednesday senior honor a ward, and volunteers. Others included the Bell and Harlan County fa mily ties are firmly en- hi s career as an educator. W ill ia m Bus h , Ra ymond south on a 1973 Honda cycle Baccala ureate se rv ices Lowell Canter , Shel ley Sue when he lost control of his tr enched in Southeaste rn and Larry Fisher was named Na ti onal Honor Society Rescue Squads and Kentucky Sta te Police troopers. award . (Continued on page 8) sa lutatorian. cycle while slowing for a " As of now, they still haven 't turned up anything," Condie Ohw, part icularly in Pike and will be held at the high school The honor award is for Sunda y, June 4 at 2 p.m. with Scioto counties. J aye is th e da ughter of Mr. curve . He skidded off the Wilson, supervisor at the park, said Wtodnesday. He sa id the It is this early fami li arity and Mr s. Bobby Ord , students who have been on 5,400-acre park was sea rched thorou gh ly over the Memoria l road sideswiping a telephone Syracuse and Larry is the son the honor roll every six weeks Day Holiday weekend, and the reduced number of searchers with t he regi on and hi s pole. Weave r was taken to commitment to public in· of Bonnie F'isher, Racine and and missed fou r or less days are "doubling back" now. Veteran's Memoria l Hospital struction which prompts hi s John Fisher, RD, Pomeroy. in a semester. by priv ate veh icle for Ot hers rece iving honor interest in serving the area's Jaye was also presented treatmen t and was admitted. THE CARTER ADMINISfRATION will WASHINGTON soc ial studi es aw a rd, awards were Cr icket Car- provide $5 million worth of food aid to Commun ist-ruled Laos edu cationa l nee ds. It is Their wus slight damage tu mathematics a ward, english pent er and Jim Meadows, for humanitarian purposes , the Washi ngton Post reported Brown ·s personal and the utility pole. professional commi tment to award, French award and freshmen; Brice' Hart , Loyal today , Deputies investigated an senior Danforth award, and Holma n and Terri Zirkle, The Post said State Depa rtment officia ls decided the aid ensure ava ilability and acatt empte d bre a king and National Honor Society sophomores ; S\eve Baker, was justified on 'grounds of "basic human need " beca use of a cess to quality ed ucational entering at the Da vid Milhone Donn ie Dudding, Larry progra ms for all Southeast award . food residence at Rt. 2, Coolville. short age and potentia l widespread starvation due to a Larry was presented the F isher , Teresa Mead ows, poor rice harvest this year . Ohioans. The front door of the trailer As a graduate of Columbus Ohio Aca deml ~ Scholarship, J ea n Ritchhart and Myra had been kicked in. The a $1,000 for four years to any Woods for their junior year Scuth High School, Brown COLUMBUS ATTORNEY GENERAL William Brown trailer is owned by Wallace college in Ohio, vocal award and Donnie Dudding and says the biggest single complaint he gets is in regards to auto C<Jntinued his educati on at Bradford. The incident is and National Honor Society Teresa Meadows for four repairs, so he has filed a proposed new rule with the Secreta ry Rio Grande College, of which under investigation . yea rs. his mother is an alumnae . award. Wednesday night at 11 :45, Other awards went to the or State and Ohio General Assembly which he hopes can be in Jean Ritchhart received a He wa s graduated frorll' Rio Dennis W. Benedum, Rt. 1, effect by September. four-year scholarship to Rio following: Raymond Cant er , Grande College in 1965 with This proposed rule would protect consumers from rip-<Jffs Reedsvill e, was traveling Grande CommWJlty College, agricult ure ; Okey Kise r , when their cars need maintenance and repairs. the Bachelor of Scie nce west on CR 34, when a small the Paul H. Carnahan award social studies; J im Foreman degree in seconda ry dog ran into the path of his at the alumni banqu et and Tim Thoren, industrial ; educa t ion, in addition to WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAFETY OFFICIALS say car . Benedum applied his Woo ds , home Saturday night, the typing Myr a l'Ompleting a double major in two companies may start Monday selling squatty new auto brakes causing the wheels to award, dramatics award, and economi cs ; Marti n Bush, tires that promise the fu el eco nomy of high infl ation pressures biology and socia l sciences, lock. The vehicle skidded off the National Honor Society sc ience ; Myra Woods, short- wh1lr retaining the soft ride of conventional tires. he was quite active In campus the road with the right front hand ; Bar bar a Wh ite , award. Rejecting claims from General Motors Corp. and others and fraternal affairs. wheel going into a ditch. Richard Teaford received commercial; Lori Guinther, th at such low1'rofile tires may pose special hazards if In 1969. Brown was Ther e was no Injuries. There the Larry Morrison award as dra mati cs ; Tim Nease , improperly installed, the National Highway Tra ffic Safety awarded the Master of Arts was slight damage to the the outstanding athlete of the English; Tim Thor~n , James Administration says its own tests show ·•deq uate safeguards deg ree from Ohio State right front of the van. No year, the activities awa rd Foreman, J ohn Sayre, Kim have been built into the ntw design. Univer sity . His masters cita tion s were issued. DEAN S. BROWN and the National Honor Ta ylor, Mike Norton, Scott progra m prepared him as a ' (ConUnued on page 8) (Continued on page a) Society award. Still found, owner arrested The World Today seven states . DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov . James A. Rhodes Wed nesday proposed a system of loaning money to loca l sc hoo l distri cts in fin ancial difficulty to keep them open later this year. But he deferred specifics on the program until it is discussed with legislative lea ders, and repeated earlier THE RIO GRANDE Chorale directed by Merlyn Ross presented an excellent Memorial Day program in Pomeroy Monday. (Continued from page 1) . -: Village of Pomeroy is without funds to restore said build mg. .- If building is restored, Village of Pomeroy agrees that aud1tonum w11l be used for all civic purposes. , - That other organ izations such as JWJior Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts and Senior Citizens would be permitted to have offi ce space in building without charge except payment of uti ltties. . - If building is not used by the Village of Pomeroy, then Iitle to bwldmg would revert to Meigs Local School Board BUJldmg would undoubtedly then be sold to some priva~ orgam zat10n or be torn down and used as a parking lot. We do not want to see this building used as a hot dog stand or parking lot. FINANCING - Estimated cost of improvements approximately $75 000 to $100,000. ' - Village of Pomeroy would sell old city hall and apply moneys on building. . -: Much of the labor cost involved in painting and cleaning buildmg would be donated by volunteer labor through Pomeroy Junior Chamber of Commerce who have indicated ON THE SPEAKERS platform Monday for the annual Memorial Day observance of U1at 1ts members would do this work . More volunteers are Drew Webster 1'ost 39, American Legion , were I to r, Clarence Schmucker, pest needed . commander ; Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews. and Eldon {Danny 1 Bohn , Bexley , fi rst -. Present proposed plan would have members of the . Vl ce commander of the Ohio Department, America n Legion, guest speaker for the se rvices. ~~m m associa tion, friend s and townspeople pledge $100 per )ear for three years makmg each pledge in the total amount of CONTI NUE REV IVA L Vett rans Mrmorial Uospilal $300. One hu ndred members pleding $300 would amount to SPECIAL MEETING Sti ve rsl'ill e Commun ity ADMISS IONS - Ernestine $30,000. Two hundred would amount to $60,000. A speci a l · mee ting of - Everyone donating time a nd money would have hls or Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order Church is cont inuing it s Werr y, Pomeroy ; Gladys uf East ern Star. will be held reviva l thro ug h Jur1e 4 Huttun, Portland; Stephen ~e r name on an honor roll insta lled in the Pomeroy Senior High at 7:30 this evening. There t;vangrlist is the Rev. Jerry Fink, New Haven; Sherry School bw ldmg. Other individuals by donating $1500 could wi ll be inspection of offi cers Cochran. Se rvices arc 7:30 Tac kett. Rutl an d; Bri a n have one room dedicated in memory of a relative: a school by Nan cy Ri ley. Deput y p.m. ni ghtly with speciu \ George , Mi ddl eport ; Joy U,acher , a member of the Board of Education or any other singiug. The publi c is invited Molden , Rutl and : Roberta person tha.t the donor would request. lt is suggested that if any Grand Matron. to attend. Pau ley, Coolvill e; Ma r y pe rson wunted to contnbute a substantial sum that the Hen dr ic ks. Sy r a c us e: bu1ld1ng may be named after him or the person so designated . PRACTICE SESSION Cynth ia Wolf e, Hacine ; Plaques ~r other appropriate memorials would be installed in Mary Shrin e. 37, Order fo l! EVI\'AL SET Harold Brannon, Reedsville: the buildmg for honored teachers, etc. the Whit e Shrine of A rcvi\•al will be held at - A person could , by executing a note without interest Mildred Wil l, Pomeroy; J eru sale m will hold a t' recdom Gospel Mission at payable after death , donate a certa in amount to this project. Wi ll iam W eaver , Middleport. pract ice session at 2 p.m. Bald Knobs June 5, 6, 7. S 7:30 The n.ote could be used as security lo borrow money. The DISCHAHGF :S Willia m Sunda y at th e Pomer oy p.m. nightly . 0. G. McKi nney donor s estate would be liable for payment. Rtchmund, Eunice Nutter. Masomc Templ e. is the evangelist. There will Remember this building is structura lly sound and with be specia l singing. Public is tJw needed . c apital for repa irs could be renovated in a first Practi<'e For lnspel' tiuu invited . VISIT WILLARDS class c on di tio~ . Let's not have this building torn down or used H.arri surw ill e Eastern Star The senior cit izens bowling for some und1 gnifted pu rpose . · 255 wi ll pra ctice fur ingroup visit ed Mr . and Mrs. . Cr?w added that it was going to take a lot of people, spection Friday a\ 7: :JI) p.m. Homer Willar d, Hemlock espt-<;la lly ulumru tn con tact members of each class. u rovc. recently on thetr 60! h .. 1 o have a room named after a class or person would cost wedding anniversa ry. (Continued from page l ) $1,500, Crow srud . sensus nf offi cials that va lues Mayor Clar ence Andrews and council members were uf I he property would in· commended for the cleaning of the streets. Attending were ('fCt.ISC Sho u ld thC \' WISh IO Crow, Simon, Dowler, Emmogene Holstein , secretary Bill sel l. Bruce Teufu~d . a real Mayer , Paul Gera rd, Dave Jenkins, Hank Cleland , 'John THURSDAY rstatl1 salesman . said RA CINE Am er ican Legion Ander son, Mern Au lt, Archie Stegall, Pat O'Brien Leo generally propert y values du Vaugha n. C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Paul Simon Bill G.,;eser increase in t~ re a s where a Post 602 Thursday 8 p.m. Neacil Duva ll , Qu ickel. Barbara Chapman' Am a Mari~ store as largt• as Heck's is Ele!'ti un uf off ice rs . All Grycza. and Katie Crow. ' constructed because sma ller members urged tu attend. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, at y e Rhodes proposes loans for school systems Dowler emphasizes The following Meigs County Insurance Agents Will Have New Summer HoUJs • Ord, Fisher top honorees • 58 Southern seniors will graduate Sunday ,. � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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