http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e0a92d6c77d2932fa8cd6c883fee91d3.pdf 73d844814420bfb7cf44a89790374397 PDF Text Text 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, June 6, 1978 NEW HAVEN CANDIDATES - Pictured are candidates vying for municipal offi ces in ille coming June 6election at New Have n. First row , left lo right, Mary J . "Joy'' Russell , recorder; James MacKnight, council ; and Wendy Lynn Divers, recorder. Secon d row, Oavict Jones. ... Pomeroy council ; Michael E. Fields, council; Charles H. Smiill, mayor; and Jeffrey A. Mankin, council. Absent when the photo was taken were ·Charles Ashworth Sr. and Virgil Weaver, candidates for council. r------------~-------------~ The World Today (Continued from page I ) it will not lay out any new policy." Resolution clears hurd], · WASHINGTON 1UPl l - A resolution to allow seven more years for ratification of the Equal Hights Amendment has passed its first test in a subcommittee , but its real test lies ahead in ille full House Judit·iary Committee . The resolution would provide a 14-year ratification period for the ERA , setting the fin al deadline for state legislative consideration in March 1986 instead of the present expiration date of March 1979. MRS. EDITH DIXON Mrs. Edith Millicent Dixon, formerly of Middleport , died May 21 in South Char leston, . W. Va . Funeral services were held on May 25 a t the Snodgrass Funeral Home in South Charleston with the Rev . Ross Jam es offi ciatin g. Burial was in Gravel Hill Cemet ery at Cheshire. CONNIEJOLANCASTER Connie Jo Davis Lancaster, daughter of Mrs. Hichard Fick Sr., Chester area, and the late George Davis, d1ed May 17 at San Jose, Calif. Mrs. Lanca ster was a Inflation is big concern NEW YOHK 1UPI I - New York Stock Exchange Chairman William M. Batten Monday disclosed the results of a nationwide . siu-vey, which showed Americans are too concerned about inflallon to take a chance on investing in the stock market. "We must act decisive ly to assure that misunderstanding, lack of knowledge and unreali;tic public policies do not tran sform us from a nation of r isk~akers into a nation of economically timid souls." he sa td , eJqJlaining the defensive stance of household money managers co uld boomerang by spurring more inflation and a shortage of investment fund s to create jobs. INSURANCE LIFE, HEALTH, HOME, AUTO & BUSINESS Acro ss from th e Court House l\4 Court St. Pomeroy , Ohio Phon e 614-992 -6677 Area Deaths ! Holzer Medica l Center Dl.charges June 5 Mrs. David Baker and so n, Beattie, John J ose ph Boggess. Merle Cole. Ercel f' ell ure, Daniel Garthce, Mrs. Delbert Gilbert and son, Mrs . Roger Hall a nd daughter, May Haskins, Jack Hilden brand , Bruce Hi vely, Jr .. Gregory Ja mes, Gay .. ·.•· '•'' I 'j I .... .·: .. .... : ...•.•, ··::.:· It's Theirs ••• FREE AND CLEAR ... ~0\V! They did 1\ .. and so ca n you' They planned ahea d years ago. and now their pl ans have paid off and lhe1r home is paid up' You can d o II lool See us a bout ou r mortgage loans a\ low rqles. Star\ plannlllg now! ·~ ·'.·•.'·"r:,, ! concert pianist and had her own studio in San Jose, Calif. She had been an invalid for the past four and one-half years. She was born Feb. 14, 1942 in Bcwling Green, Ky. Sunoiving are her husband, Ray Lancaster; a daughter, Renee Lancaster ; her mother; her maternal grandfather, George L. Davis, Clarksburg, W. Va. Her father was a World War II casualty . Services were held on May 2Q at the Chapel of Roses at San Jose with Dr. Karl E. Kniseley II officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill Memorial Park. HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Donald Ar· mentr out , Middleport : Charles Knapp , Middleport; Annette Lambert , Pomeroy ; Sharon Wise, Hutland ; Minnie Kapteina, Pomeroy; Fl ora Murphy , Rutland ; Elbert Robinson, Pomeroy. Discharged - Tamara Ma sh, Sh erry Tackett, . William Morri s, Ric hard Cummin s, Gladys Hutton, Hurley Hutto n, Lenora Brown , Caro l Wines, Bradley Poo ler. WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 to 7 ·:·e·;· " ': ' (!1;)' (Coltllnued from Jllle I) there. It was brought out that a citizen had called the councilman and reported the problem . . Mayor Andrews pointed out that he. give officers duties and when someone calls in with something else to be done the officer has difficulty in completing his assign· ments. It was pointed out by Werry that he had to tell a man to leave the parking lot , due to the ordinance allowing no loitering, that has all his life gone to the parking lot wall just to look at the river. Council members agreed, however, their objective was to clean up the parking lot. The intention of council in passing the ordinance was to stop the drinking and throwing of beer bottles on the parking lot. Mayor Andrews pointed out that council makes the laws and he enforces them and if a citizen has a complaint he should meet with council. It was also pointed out that a citizen has the right to report any infraction that they witness. Larry Powell, councilman, pointed out that it was necessary to restrict the pleasure of some of the citizens who en ioy sitting on the parking lot in order to enforce the ordinance. It was also noted that the mayor backs up his officers in the arrests they make. One suggestion was made that to take care of the problems on the parking lot was to hire additional men . It was agreed to call a safety meeting with the police officers and iron out the problems. Powell and Brown went on record urging council members to vote on the 10 mill new tax levy for Meigs Local School District to be voted on today . Also discussed was the cleaning of lots privately owned. Wehrung suggested letters be mailed asking citizens to clean up their lots. Brown asked if open burning is allowed and Charles Legar, fire chief, who was present, informed council that burning permits cannot be issued in the village . Brown also reported illat another grant may be opening up for villages near waterways. However, he did not have complete in· formation on the type of grant as it Is just in the preliminary stage. In regard to the restoration of the ol d senior high bcilding, Brown reported that Ron James has taken the proposal to Columbus and will report back to him probably at the end of the month. Council asked that residents obey the 25 mile speed limit on village streets. Council also hired Kenneth Hoffman as new meterman to replace Don Stivers who resigned. Charles Legar gave a report of the activity of the fire department for the last six months . Activity in town included 11 calls, a payroll of $502.25, drove each vehicle 21 miles, had 1491'z man hours, 12 men per call , rescued one horse, had five aut<rtruck fires, three residents, one apart- Jeffers, Pauline McCoy, Oneida Mullens, Ray Palmer, Michael Hacer, Harry Scott, Kathleen Scott, Mrs. Ralph Thompson and son, Mamie Wallar, James Whaley. Births JuneS Mr . and Mrs. Bill Austin, a daughter, Apple Grove. Meigs Property Transfers Larr y D. Circle, Patricia A. Circle, G. Douglas Circle. Elsie Circle to Larry D. Circle , Patri cia Circ le, 2 acres, Sulton. Leonard F. Erwin, Georgia Ruth Erwin to Gordon F. Rayburn , Cry stal Gay Rayburn. I acre, Chester. Kenneth Handall Adkins, Regina S. Adkins to Jerry 1.. Six, Haze l Six , 20 acres, Scipio. Oris L. Frederick, Jean L. Frederick to Goldie M. Frederick, Lots, Chester. Charles J . David, Esta L. David to Kenneth L. Cozart, Patricia W. Cozart , 13 acres, Lebanon. George Ch arles Foster, Virg ini a M. Foster to Kathryn Philson, .762 acre. 100 acre lots 259, 260, Letart. Robert L. Lewis , Marvel L. Lewi s to Joseph l..usk, Mart in a Lu sk, 25 acres, Leta n . Roben W. Pullins to Linda K. Pullins, 4.523 acres , Scipio. James W. Suttle, Greta Suttle to Roger Adams, Right of Way , Lebanon. Kenn eth E. Ha yes, Darelene Hayes to Roger Adams , Right of Way , Bedford . Elwood Howard , Clara Howard to Roger Adams, Right of Way, Scipio. William D. Howard , Judi B. Howard to Hoger Adams, Right of Way, Scipio. Clarice M. Erwin to Buckeye Rural Electric Corp., Right of Way , Rutland. Daniel J . Haffner, Cynthia T. Haffner to Paul F. Haff· ner , Beverly S. Haffn er , Parcels, Salem . R. E. Quillen, Velma Quillen to James Arnold Anderson , Wilma Anderson, Lot 8, Bums Add., Letart. Roy E. Miller, Maurita L. Miller to Jacob M. Gaul, Mildred L. Gau l, .043 acre, C1tester. SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to near the Royal Oak Park area Monday morning for Noah Birchfield who was reported injured while working on a roof. He wa s taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. · FRIENDSHIP NIGHT Friendship night will be observed when Mary Shrine 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, meets at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple . Each member Is to take two covered dishes. BAKE SALE The freshman class of Southern High School will hold a bake sale at the Racine Home National Bank from 8:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. Saturday. HONORED - Frankie Mumaw, a faithful and longtime member of the Syracuse First United Presbyterian Chw-ch, was honored b~ members of the church SWlday on her 89th birthday. Following services Miss Mumaw was presented gifts and dinner was served in her hcnor in the chw-ch annex . ment house, one false alarm , and had $140,62Q in damages. The department had 31 out of town calls, damages in the amount of $1:>4,110, drove each vehicle 639 miles, had 594 man hours, 10 men to a call, five auto fires, four mobile homes, two to Laurel Cliff Church, eight residents, one sawmill, two brush, one business, three dwnpsters and assisted other. departments five times. Legar asked if the department could put the barbecue pit back on the parking lot and co uncil agreed. Legar also told council they should begin considering purchasing a new chassis for truck number two. It was agreed to make Mechanic Street a dead end street and Bill Young ex· tended thanks to the Jaycees for cutting the grass at the senior high building. Lou Osborne, councilman, suggested that the railing on the upper parking lot be repaired before Regatta . Council agreed to have the necessary repairs made. Attending were Mayor Andrews, Jane Walton, clerk, co uncilmen Osborne, Young, Jim Neutzling, Powell , Wehrung and Brown, Charles Hudscn, Donnie Ward, Jack Krautter, Chief Jed Webster, Henry Werry , Tom Werry, George Hicks, Larry Hudscn and Aaron Kelton. Whitm ore. The impact operated by Edward M. knocked the car's motor out, Templeton, 57, Rl. 4, strewing pans all over the Pomeroy. highway. A third deer was killed at 9 The accident is still under p.m. Mon~ay on SR 124, one investigation. and three tenths miles west of Both drivers were cited Uncoln Pike. It ran into the following an accident at 7 paill of a vehicle operated by a.m. Monday on CR 31, one David G. Bryan, 21, Rl. 2, and six tenths of a mile east Gallipolis. There was minor of CH 28 in Meigs County. damage. The patrol said a vehicle Afinal accident occurred at driven by Ernest M. Fisher, 9:3() p.m. on US 35 where a 61, Rt. 3, Racine , pulled onto . board fell from a truck the roadwa y striking a striking the front of a car vehicle driven by Larry H. driven by Lcren F. Miller, 52, Hoffman , 26, Long Bottom. Gallipolis. Fisher was charged with driv ing left of center while Hoffman was cited for failure FELLOWSHIP DAY to yield. Sunday will be fellowship A second mishap occ urred at 7 a.m. on US 35, one and day at the Dexter Church of five tenths miles east of SR Christ with a dinner to be 160 where Robert E. France, served at noon in the church 5{), Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was basement. Sunday school will forced to change lanes by an be at 9 a. m. with prea ching unknown vehicle. The France at 10 a. m. by Charles vehicle ran off the roadway Russell. Recreation and games will be held in the hitting a ditch . At7 :20 a.m. on Thaxton Rd. afternoon on the church lawn. one and five tenths miles The public is invited. south of SR 5:>4, John E. Russell , 27, HI . 1, Bidwell, lost control of his truck in loose gravel. The vehicle ran · OES MEETS TONIGHT Pomeroy Chapter 186, off the roadway hitting a fence owned by Mauri ce Order of Eastern Star, wUI hold a regular meeting at 7:45 Andrew Toler. The first of three deer p.m. this evening at the accidents occ urred at 7:3() Pomeroy Masonic Temple. a.m. on SR 160 at the Gallia • Vinton County line. TWO GET DEGREES The animal ran into the Jerald I. Casto of Leon path of a car driven by Coletta J . Wells, 22, Wilkes· received his Associate of vi ll e. There was minor Science degree and Stanton S. Kayser, Pt. Pleasant , damage. A deer was killed when received his Associate of struck at 12 :05 p.m. on SR 7, Applied Science degree in one and six tenths miles west commencement ceremonies of SR 243 in Meigs County. It Saturday at Fairmont State ran into the path of an auto College . SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be an opening for beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays or night classes. Both are being offered. liN ROLL NOW I For more information contact Lee E. Tyler , 446-4367. No. 75-02-04728 ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE LLOYD SPRING BASE CHAIRS Featuring Fihercraft Seats and Backs steel frames. Colors: Yellow, Brown, White, Green,_Bittersweet LOW BACK When you were :ro, they didn 't think you knew what you were Ul lking about ; aft er 4!1 , you begin to suspect they were right. ONLY HIGH-BACK SPRING BASE CHAIR ONLY s4395 Elberfelds In Pomeroy HENRY WELLS Hub cr l N aka mot o , valedi ctori an , and l{obin Snowden. salutatorian , were the featured speak ers at th e E lecti•on s at :_ : a glance HOWARD FRANK Important day for governor COLUMBUS 1UPI 1 "There are some great levelers tn thts llle,' ' said Gov. James A. Rhodes, reporting to a news co nference uo his feelings about winning a fourth llOminalion to run for ••veraor. 11 1 came do-.-·nstalrs at six o'clock this morning and my wife said to me, 'lhls Is the most Important da y lor you this yrar'," he said. Rhodes oaid his thoughl' Immediately turned to his 2-1 victory In Tuesday's Republican primary over challenger Charl es F. Kurfess. " It's not congrat ulations ," he quoted Helen Rhodes as saying, " It's Missy's birthday." Missy Is the Rhodes' daugh ter. daughter. "Don't spend all day looking at why you lost five counties," Rhodes quoted his wife as saying. "You ought to be home by 6 p. m. Be on time ." lOth annual commencement of Meigs Htgh Schoo l held Tuesday evening in the Larry R. Morri son Gymna sium with 200 se nio rs receiving di ploma s. .. Many things have bothered me in the 18 years I have been alive . Most of them 1 have forgotten. Yet recently I realized something that truly disturbed me . Our civilization is los ing its hold on reality It can no longer tell the difference between good and evil and no one seems to know what is righ t and what is wrong ," Nakamoto comm ented. . h WAITING FOR THE MOMENT - Meigs High School " 1t ts very true man as seniors, including Valedictor ian Robert Nakamoto, are always had his problems and shown lining up waiting to enter the high school Tuesday has always been rather night for commencement exercises. sin ful. That is not the Th bl . h' problem. epro emtst ts: tak e the first statement , who is to say what is right and h . g The 1 uble IS governm ent they deser ve . saying they are too high. So w a1 IS wron . ro we hav e lost sight on any . Our government is a the government goes right on clear code of moral behavior. reflection of the people it stickin g its nose in ~veryone's Obeucramu's"eals arethneot)' in danagerer serves. Some people in our business and 1ts hand in governm ent are very goo d. everyone's pocket. We have de~ene ratin g, rather we Yet some are wasteful. im- no one to blame but ouraren,t rea 11 y sure of what our moral. sh iftless, lazy and selves," morals are ," Nakamoto ineff icie nt. Ask yourse lf , " Despite our problems stated . would you want your child to there is no reason why this " We no longer believe in grow up to be like the country cannot achiev e the ha rd work it seems. Mill ions governm ent," Na kam oto impossibl e. We have nothing are blissfully unemployed. continued . to hold us ba ck but ourselves. h People seem to ave no "Th is same government The gra duates of today must loyalty to thei r employers . tries very hard to do what is work hard to achieve their Those who are emp\oyed1lrt right. bu\ there rare \imi.le t" dream~>. · Tho )o' mu~L be on the job, steal from their what it can do and yet peopl e prepared to sacrifi ce boss , and strike continuall y are asking the government to evcr)1hing they have to in· for more and more pay for do more for them, they want surl' the safety of tomorrow's less and less work . Wh atever the Kuvernment to become a graduate. We graduates of happened to a da y's pa y for a semle rich grandfather wh o loday must overcome our day's work. " Nakamoto shells out gift after gilt. problems or they will overb d o serv e . These sa me pe ople also come us. We graduates of "Peopl e get the kind of refuse to pay their taxes IContinued on page 2) } Man fined on five charges rJ Brickles retires after 32 years with Ohio Power Homer C. Brickles, a 32· year veteran employee of Ohio Power Company, has retired . Mr. Brickles, a meter reader at Pomeroy for 29 of those 32 years, plans to "relax, fish and do whatever l want" during retirement. "I've walked enough, though," he said . All of his service with th e company has bee n at Pomeroy. Prior to joining Ohio Power, he had worked as a faml er , a waiter and a truck driver. He and his wife, Helen a, live at 173 Mulberry St., Balance of all funds of the village of Pomeroy at end of May totaled $235,291.71 , according to a report by Clerk Jane Walton, submitt ed to Pomeroy Council Monday night. In the active fund , receipts, expenditures and balances respectively, were, general, t6,934, $10,330.21, $11,853.15; revenue aharing, no receipts, ,no expenditures, $29,228.67; anti rtcesslon, no receipts, M51.07, U,000.25; sewer, $5,408,31, $3,175.67, $39,425.77 ; fire department, oo receipts, S61i0.19, $7,114.76; cemetery, ~. $1,881.74, ($1,846.22); 8treet, no receipts, $5,077.40, ($1,750.17) ; state highway, no recelpta, no expenditures, $5 ,369 ; guaranty meter I • Meigs High • senzors get diplomas :::::::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :=' ::: .. .. . . ·.·.· <: ,:::::::::,::::.:::.:: :.: .· . .-,·,·:_:.'.· .... :;: } . ;::; .. In Republican races for two county posts in the June 6 :::: primaries, the party nominated incumbents to run for their :;:: .. posts in ille fall. ::: ': : Henry Wells, county central committee, woman, :>: commissi one r, defeated Lorene G. Johnston, 651 ; ) • • • .::: Henry E. Cleland, Jr., 1,957 to Nelle M. Schmid, 196 ; Jan ::,: ,} ~· 1:1 and Howard E. Frank Seaman, 570; Kay Seyerle, ::;: Bv United Press International ·: :: e cated Roland Eastman 314. :::: '1\iesday's elections at a glance: ·:·: 2,261 to 658. In the fall , Wells For state senator : Oakley :-:· :.· _':.·,._ will be opposed by :::: Cali fornia - Proposition 13, which wou ld dra stically ::·: 2 269 · 1- ne C. Collins, · · \: cut property taxes in the state, wins aproval by a 2-1 .- · Dem oCra tl·c commiSs o r For state representative : :::: nominee Giles Smith who Harold Schritter, 1,578. ;:;: ratio; Gov . .Jerrv Brown wins easily; Attorney :} · d 783 votes Tues day ·four-way GOP ..·.: . : recetve For 1·udge of the court of ::::.. General . tEvelle J . BYounger . N wins be ' L F : _ . : _ , prunary o oppose rown m ovem r. 'll d b W an Y 1 tam . oster, an 1 b t -::: d ·d t comm on P cas, pr o a e .,. New Jersey - Four-term Republican Sen. Clifford : :: · d d 1 tn epen en can' a e. division : Robert E. Buck . .;:; Caseisupsetby conservativeJeflreyBell; basketba ll \ Frank will be unopposed in 2,384. ;::: star Bill Bradley wins Democratic Senate race. ) his bid for reelect ion as The tot al Rep ublican vote .-.· . . . Cl'ff :::: county auditor :::: Misstsstppt - Gov . · , Finch and lawyer Mauri ce .· was 3,268 . D t' . ff ts . th D t' . d ) Here's how Republicans Here's how Democrats cast :::: an tn wm run o spo m e emocra tc prunary an :;:: voted for state and district their ballots Tuesday : } Rep . Thad Cochran wins Republican primary in battle ::_:: d'd T d · · to replace retiring Sen. James Eastland .. ca;o~ atcsgo~~~::.: and For governor and .'/. : Ohio - Republican Gov. James Rhodes and j lieutenant governor : CelesteDe · L G R h d c1 ·1 ·.lieutenant governor : Kur- Dorrian, 766; Reasch, 166. :: : mocraltc t. ov. IC ar e este eaSI y win \ f ess •For d • 706 ; Rh odes For stale auditor : Thomas ;::: governorship primaries; former Rep . Wayne Hays , :'..:.:. Voinovi ch, 2, 109. E F 647 :::: seeking to make a comeback after Uz Ray sex .... ·Forerguson, · ·.·. F or a tt orney genera I : secretary .of state : -:-: scandal. wins Democratic primary for the Ohio :::: '::. George C. Smith, 1,411 : Anthony J . Celebrezzc, Jr., ::: Legislature. Walter E. Beckjord, 438. 791. ::: H Mtf~nltad nan De Rep . Mttax rBat ' ucus ul nseryatsWSet 'lln . Pa ul :-: For auditor of State : F 1 :-· a te 1 mocra c P mary . ~ar tams, a ··. or attorney ge nera : ::: political newcomer, wi ns GOP nomination to oppose -:-: Dona ld E · Luk ens, I•743 · William J . Brown, 815 . :,: Baucus. :: F tate treasurer · -:-: ._. For secretary of state: Ted w. Brown, 2,063. Ger~;ud.'Donahey, 852 _ · :;: New Mexico - Republican Sen . Pete Damemci ( For treasurer of state: F or supreme court : :::: unopposed and so is his fall opponent , Attorney ) ::·: General Toney Anaya. For mer Gov . Bruce King wins .--: Ric hard H. Harris. 773; William B. Brown, 735. C:eorge C. Rogers, 612 : Sam For suprem e court, op- ·::: Democratic ·nomination and former state Sen . Joe :::: Speck, 514 . posing Paul ' Brown, -:· Sl<een wins Republican primary for governor. For Justi ce of the supreme Republican nominee : Clif· ( Dclowa -:- SeRepubhk'caCnl kG ov. Robedrt Ra y ~nd ? coun, full term, beginning f 6 If dE :::: mocrall c n. Dtc ar unoppose ; conserva tive ord F . Brown, 37 ; A re ' · ::: former Lt. Gov . Roger Jepsen wins Republtcan .. J an . 1· 1979 : Do n P· Brown . Dahlin g, 194 ; Jack G. Day, .... :-:· 462 ; Ronald R. Ca lhoun, 54!; 204 :::: nomination to oppose Clark and House Majority :::: · ·::: Leader Jerome Fitzgerald wins Democratic primary ·>_ Joyce J . George, 252; Robert representative : ;_:,_: to oppose Hay. ;::: E . ,r 101es, 448 ; R.IC ha rd M. RoForJ state 886 ·:-: Markus, 214 . n ames, · :.:. South Dakota - Rep. Larry Pressler wins ·· county commissioner : -:· Rcpubl'tcan Se na te pr lma ry an d wt·u oppose for mer ::·· :::: For justice supreme court G.1For 1 S . h 183 full term beginning Jan. 2, es mtt ' · · :;: Rapid City Mayor Don Barnell , winner of the Dem()For district congressman: :;: cratic primary, to replace retiring Sen. James 979 P W 776 B 1 I 1 : au . rown, • · James Plununer, 695. Timoth y Davidson , Clarence Andr ews Tue sday For J'udge of th e court of ::: Abourezk . Atlorny General William Janklow wins :::: For stat e central com· :;: Rcpu bl tcan ' · for governor an d wt'II be opposed ;::: Pomeroy, was fined on fi ve ni ght. " ppeals·. Homer E. Abel e, pnmary " mit tee, man : William ·.- b De R M K Jb' 1 · · Da vidson was fined $500 1,986. Lavelle, 713 _ ;:: ~no;;;;a~ Koger c e tps to rep ace restgmng ·· · charges when he appeared in and costs on a charge of the court of Pomeroy MH yor For representative to For stat e central com- ::: ov. tc r netp . neeing a police officer ; $200 Co ngress : Cla rence E. mitte e, woman : Mary and costs on a petty Uteft Ga llagher, 369; Mary Hanley , Miller, 2,634. charge : $100 and costs for For member of stale 156; Elaine Rouse, 316. lc a vi n ~ the scene of an central committee, man: Bill For state senate : Jack accident ; $50 and cos ts. Keslar, 557 ; Herbert J . Hillyer, 624. iss uin g menac ing threats, There was a vote of 1,273 Walker, 1,244 . and $50 and costs, disorderly For member of stat e Democrats, G6 non-partisan conduct. votes and 3,268 Republi can Others fined in Ma yor votes cast Tuesday for a total Andrews cou rt Tuesday night vote of 4,609, about half of the Mik e Smith, were re~istered voters in Meigs Middleport. $100 and costs. County . Both Democrats and Republicans elected central committee members at Tuesday's election. The Republicans had no races for those posts and the Democrats had only one race and that was in Pomeroy REPUBLICAN PR IMAR Y Third where Vtrginia V. w.tn 13,211 ol 13,2 11 polling Blazewlcz defeated her opplac es r e porf•ng , or lllO pe r . cent ponent Dwight E. Carl, 27-13 GOVERNOR · LIEUTENANT for the central committee GOVERNOR Kvr tess Ford 187,892 or 32 position. per cent Republicans elected to Rho des voiMvich - 391 ,801 or 68 percent central committee posts ATTORNEY GENERAL include : Bec kjor d 166,813 or 35 DeMOLAY INSTALLATION - The 18th semi-annua l inspection of the Meigs Chapter . Eut Bedford, Helen M. Order of DeMolay , will be held at 7:30p . m. Friday at the Middleport Mason ic Temple. To pe$~~/h 311 ,370 o r 65 Quivey; West Bedford , be insta lled from the left will be Jeff Daniels, son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Dant els, perccnl Brenda S. Roush; North Middleport, senior t1>uncilor; George Knighting, son of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Knighting, T~~~r~~ R E R 159, 399 or 35 Chester, Robert Wood; South Bidwell , master councilor , and Mark Riggs, son of Mr. und Mrs . Dav id Riggs, Pomeroy . percen t HOMER C. BRICKLES Chester, David Koblentz; Rog er s 164 ,631 o r 36 junior councilor . Knigh ting received the degree of DeMolay in May, 1976, and has held per cent West Chester, Francis E. several offices in the chapter. spec< 135 938 a ' 19 Shaeffer; Columbia, Granper cent OHIO SUPREME COURT ville Lyons ; Lebanon , Don p Bro wn 89.432 or 19 $1,500, $175, $5,544.05 ; water Clarence Lawrence; East ocmnl o perating , $11 ,433 .60 , Letart, Lester Roush ; Letart, Catl1oun <'~ 7 , 118 or 10 per cent $7.994 .119, $18,02Q.58; parking Harry Hill ; Olive, Paul F. George 78,139 or 16 meter. $1 ,166, no ex· Andrews : Reedsville, Alvin pe~~:~es IJ1 .JOS 0 , 1a penditures, $14,677.44 ; utility, Reed ; Orange, William H. percen 1 no receipts, $1 ,513 .29 , Chapman; Rutland Village, Markus 130,935 or 11 Elizabeth Hobstetter; East percent $16,962.85. OEMOCRATIC PRIMARY Receipts, expenditures and Rutland, Pearl E. Little; With 11,11 1 ot tl , lt polling places reporting , or 100 per balance in all funds West Rutland, James R. cent : (Continued on Jllle 2) respe<iively are, $25 ,777.91 , GOVERNOR · LIEUTENANT By ARNOLD SAWISLAK down by Jeffrey Bell, a 13, an amendment to the GOVERNOR $31 ,361.66, $235,294.71. Celeste Dorrian 490, 503 or United Press lntcrnaliunal former campaign strategist California Constitution, held 84 percen t Californians, rebellin g for Honald Reagan, less than a 2-1 majority from the start Reusc h Str ittmatter - 91 , 146 16 oercent. EXTENDED FORECAST of vote counting , in an orOHIO against the high cost of half his age . SUPREME COURT Showers Friday and Showers and thun· government , gav e landslide Bill Bradley, a former New election that dr ew one of the Cli uor c Brown ~ 710.645 or Sunday, with fair weather der . .omts through Thursday approval Tuesday to tax- York Knicks' basketball star, state's biggest tur nouts. 45 Oahl pmenl . lng 101,757 or 22 Saturday. Highs will be In with tain possibly heavy at slashing Proposition 13. New won the Democratic primary , The measure would restrict per cent . the low or mid 70s Friday, times this afternoon and Jersey Republicans took a setting up a liberal-amscrva- property taxes to I percent of Da y - 153 ,827 o r 33 percenl. warming Into tile low or tonighl. Highs today will be in sharp turn to the right and ti '"' l'tnfrontallon that wlll be 1975 valuations and freeze STATE ISSUE 1 mid 80s by Sunday . the lower 80s, with lows toppled liberal Sen. Clifford one of the big attractions of future increases to 2 percent ( Re11 ises pr ocedures for pta c Overnight lows will be In lonightln the mid 60s. Cocler ca~ . ng init1i'11i11CS ano r eferenda on th e November genera I a year. It would cut the 1balloll . the lower or middle 50s. Thursday , with highs in the property tax revenues of Case, a pillar llf tl1e eastern elections. Yes - 750.333 or 67 percen t No 373 ,996 o r 3l pcrcen1 . low or mid 70s. (Coltllnued on J)lle 2) GOP establislu ncn\ was cut Yes vutcl$ for Proposi lhm I Here's state races Pomeroy funds total $235,294 MIDDLEPORT, 0. MEMBER F.D.I.C. BY BOB HOEFLICH A 10 mill, one year emergency operating levy in the Eastern Local School District, was passed by a small margin whtlea stmtlar levy in the Meigs Local School District, 10 mills for three yea rs, failed almost tw()-to-one in Meigs County · pnmary electiOns Tuesday. . Voters of the Eastern Local District passed the levy 643-565 while m th e Metgs Local District voters emphatically turned down the levy 1,655 to 828. In pre-<!lection material, it had been reported that both districts would not have enough funds on which to operate for ille next Eastern closed year lor year. financial reasons . for approximately one week last for sitting comfort and strong spring Fifteen Cents Vol. 2!1, No. :1 7 Meigs Local measure fails by 2-1 margin; Wells, Frank victorious Driver escapes death .in spectacular crash PhilipS. Unroe, 22, Eureka Star Rt., Gallipolis, was taken to the Holzer Medical Center lor treatment of in· juries suffered In a spec· tacular crash at 5:25 p.m. Monday on SR 7, one and nine tenths miles nortli of Eureka. According to the Gallia Meigs Post State Highway Patrol, Unroc traveling at a high rate of speed, attempted to pass another car. He was for ced to cut back, ca using him to lose control of his vehicle. The Unroe car ran off the right side of the roadway, back across the left si de then turned over several times. The Unroe car struck a mailbox owned by Ralph e en tine Eastern voters approve school levy Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, June 7, lfl7M ' Proposition 13 landslide winner Weather ~ intoxica tion , and Jack Stivers, Pomeroy, $350 and costs and three days in jail, driving while intoxicated . Forfeiting bonds were Tony Manley, Middl eport , $50, posted on a li ttering cha rge; Ida Corsi , Pomeroy , $.10, ass ured clear dista nce; Dav id Goodwin , Pomeroy, $28. speeding ; David Hoss, Middlep ort, $30 , assured clear dista nce; Heidi Ash ley, Racine , $30. assured clear distance; Kevin Yonke rs, Mason, $350, driving while intoxicated ; Selim Yates . Ra cine, $350. driving while intoxicated. 38 arrested in Pomeroy during May The Pomeroy Poli(•e Department made 36 arrests d , lh th f Mav unn g. e mon O J a<.'cordmg to a report submitted to Pomeroy CounCil Munday night by Police Chief Jed Webster . The departm ent invcsttgatcd 18 ac-c id ent s: ISsued 1,046 parking tickets: collected $2,898 from the parking meters and drov e 4,556 milcR. Type of arrests made and J nu mbe rs of each respective y were . ill ega l left turn onto West Ma111 , 1; drstruetion of pr operl y, 1, ass ault . l: fa ilure to paytickets, 1; OWl , 3; disord erly conduct , 1; passing on double yellow lin e, hf 8 d 5 1: petty t C t, : SpCe tng, ; interfer ing with police of· fleer, 1; cont empt of court , 1; open fla sk, 2; failure to yield, 2; intoxication ,· 2; left of center, 1; leaving sr.ene of accident, 2; assured clear distance, 2; running slop sign, 1; menacing threats, 2. Officers and numbers of arrest s made, respectively , were , George Hicks, 4; Chief Webster, 4; Harry Lyons, 3; Don Stivers, 2; Roger Durst , l ·, Tom Werry, 5., Henry Werry, 3; Larry Hudson. 2; l J. B• Vau ~l'\ l!h 2 an, . \ �3- TheDa ly Sent nel M d<IJepor Pomero) 0 Wednesday June 7 1978 NBA title on line tonight Hume drops another contest, 4-1 By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS UP! ) Gov James A Rhodes and Lt Gov R chard F Celeste have eas ly won the rtght to square off agaliiSt each other m what should be a knock-down-4ragout f ght for the governo sh p thiS fall Rhodes 68 seeking a fourth term wtth hiS runn ng mate Cuyahoga Count) Comm sswner George V Vmnovtch d s patched Oh o House M nortty Leader Charles F Kurfess R Bowling Green and D Luc lie G Ford by a 2 I margm n Tuesday • Republ a prunary Aod Celeste the 4().l ear old Democrat climbmg for the top carr ed hts runn ng nate Franklin County CommiSS oner M chael J Dornan nto the general elecuon wtth a lopstded VICtory over Dale R Reusch Ku Klux Klan eader and Robert J Str ttmatter Wtth 12 263 or 93 percent of the state s 13 220 polling places reported Rhodes Vo novtch had 365 049 or 67 percent and Kurfess Ford ha d 179 :ISO or 33 percent Celeste Dornan had 451 308 votes or 84 percent and Reusch Str ttmatter had 83 300 votes o 16 percent The voter turnout was far below the estunate of 16 million which was the lowest fo a comparable prunary s nee 1966 Kurfess conceded the Republican nommatlon to Rhodes shortly before m dn ght and promised to work for the Republican t cket th s fall Celeste sa d he expec ed Rhodes would be hiS opponent and pledged to se nd hun to a we!Meserve retirement by brmg ng home the cruc a! tssues of educauon f10ancmg and school clos ngs n 0 no The elect on was Ohio s frrst for the tandem system 10 which candidates for governor patred w th candidates for l eutenant governor Frankhn Countv P osecutor George C Sm th easily won the Rept b can qommat on for state attorney general over Cincm nati City Counc hnan Walter E BeckJord Aod Wh tehall C ty Attorney George C Rogers a~rently captured the Repub can nommallon for state treasurer m the closest statew de con est wtth Rtchard H HarriS the party s 19H nommee from Wauseon and state Sen Sam Speck R New Concord the endorsed cand date m a variety of maJOr counties Wtth 93 percent of the vote reported the returns showed Sm th 291 239 votes or 65 per cent and Beckjord 160 193 votes or 3S llfrcent Rogers 157 076 votes or 3fi percent HarriS 151 743 votes or 35 percent and Speck 125 730 votes or 29 percent Rhodes already the o dest governor n the country called a news conference fo 8 30 a m today m hiS office The voters ha ve spoken express ng strong support for our programs he srud 10 a statemen ssued from his home Tuesday mght We are deeply grateful for thetr support and we will conUnue our efforts to budd a stronger Oh o The people have sa d find us an answer to our schools countered Celeste Th e governor has prom sed plenty but del vered prec ous ttle Kurfess attemplS 10 attract support by nanung a woman as his runnmg mate and b} attackmg Rhodes for a lack of leaderslup and the fac that he has been governor for 12 years fatled The Kurfess Ford cket carr ed only a handful of counues most of them n his own home err tory of northwestern Ohio and ended the campa gn m debt Rhodes "ho tr ed to gnore Kurfess durmg the camprugn st 11 has about $700 000 n his campaign Ul and the promiSe of rats ng more to use aga mst Celeste Celeste bur ed the lOken challenge offered by Reusch the lAld aut oworker and unper al w zard of the Ohto Ku Klux Klan after maJ or prospecti ve contenders for the Democratic nommat on had dropped out before the prunary Nommated" thout opposttton were Repubhcan Secretary of State Ted W Brown h s Democratic opponent stall Sen Aothony J Celebrezze D.Qeveland Democrauc state Aud tor Joseph T Ferguson and hiS Republican opponent state Sen Donald E Lukens R M ddletown Democratic state Attorney General W!ham J Brown and Democratic state Treasurer Gertrude W Donahey W lham Brown 37 had ser ously constdered runrung for governor th s }ear but he dectded mstead to go for a thtrd four year erm as a orney general and rece ved no challenge from anv other Democrat Smtih 42 th e county prosecutor for seven years wtU have a rematch w th Brown who beat him n the 1974 elecuon b) 505 000 vo es M s Donahey 68 s seek ng her thtrd four year term as treasurer and s one of the most popular Dem ocratic vote getters n memory n Ohio Rogers 31 was he most VIgorous prunary campa gner agaliiSt Mrs Donahey clrum ng she m1S3pproprtated some n dustr al safety funds which were used for pohucal purposes In 1974 He p om sed to carry those charges through the general elec on campa gn n hopes the treasurer wtll answer them Harr s 46 a n anufac turer of milling mach ne accessones was the Republican nommee for treasurer n 1974 but lost heavtly o Mrs Donahey Spec k 41 was e•pected to make a better show ng n the Republ can treasurer s race but he failed outstde the maJor count es Ted Brown 72 the se cretary of state smce 1951 and Ce ebrezze a r s ng young senator at 37 sat out the prunary w h full party ba k ng and prepared for a showdown m the fall when the sec eta ry of sta lls contest IS likely to mean control of the sta te Appor onment Board which draws leg slat ve d str CL<l Ferguson 49 the aud tor for four years followmg n the footsteps of h s lathe Joseph T and Lukens 47 a former congressma n I kew se faced no ntraparty challenges and w 11 ont ue he ba e hey sta rted durmg the prunary campatgn ( tlh11un gds 4 7118 votes Holmes will oppose Brown in November By TIM MILLER COl UMBU S UPI CJ ff rd F B own of the Stxth D 'trl ct Cou rt of Appeals n N rwa k Tu es day east ly captu ed the Democrat c nom na on o opp se Paul Brown n ~ovc her for a sea on the Oh o Supreme OJurt wh le the Republi can contest for the ght to oppose Demo<rat W ll am B Brown next fa 1 produced • na rro w wmner In the Repub can pnmary race F ranklm County Appea ls Court Judge Robert E Holmes ba rely defeated Cuyahoga County Co mmon Pleas C urt Judge R cha rd Mat kus Holm es will opp se ncun bent W I an B Brown Bo th of the n umbe t Br wns were unopposed m Tuesday s prunary The f nal unoff c ol count n the Repu bl ca n pr ma ry showed Ho mes w h 132 305 vpt es o 28 peycen Markus w th 130 935 or 27 percen Shaker He ghts Attorney Don P Brown wtth 89 432 or 19 percent Akron Mun ctpal Co urt Judge Joyce George w th 78 139 or 16 percent and Gall a County Common Pleas Court Judge Rllnald Calhoun w th 47 118 or 10 percent In he Democrat c pr mary Clifford Brown had 210 645 or 45 percent Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Jack G Day had 153 827 or 33 per cent and Lake County Court of Appeals Co urt Judge Alfred Dahhng had 101 757 or 22 percent W lham B Brown 65 was elected as a just ce m 1972 and has served a SIX year erm Prtor to that he was a CirCUit and mun Ctpal court JUdge for 10 years Paul W Brown 63 was also elected m 1972 althoUgh he has serv ed a total of 10 yea rs uQ the bench and ts a Meigs High (Continued from paae 1) toda) are 10 the generatiOn that has the power to destroy ttself and tis world or conquer the stars Only the fu ure can tell whtrl path we w I take Nakamoto concluded Robm Snowden told the graduatmg seniors Th s s the last n1ght we " II be together She gave a br el h story of the class from the ume they entered high school until gradual on We exh btted sp r t and pr de n h gh school and m our Jun or year we began preparmg for the fu ure M ss Snowden commented She ex ended thanks to the board of educahon teachers fa nil) and fr ends and m clostng stated Although we go our separate "ays we wtll al,.ays be the class of 78 P ~ ggy Gtrolam class p estdent Introduced the honorar ans Charles Dowler supertntendent ga e a presenta on to the class and James A D ehl Jr pr n ctpal presented the class and Wendell Hoover pres dent of the board of education presented the diplomas The process onal and recess onal Pomp and C rcumstance was presented by the band whtch also played the Nat onal Anthemn and the Maroon and Gold Alma Mater The mvocatton and benediction were giVen by the Rev Floyd F Shook pastor of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church Membe sol he Me gs H gh School C ass of 1978 a e Kr s a Kay A exande B en Lane A no d Jeffrey A an A no d R Ia D Ba ley J Renee Ba ty Roy G Ba esw W 8'f' Un ted P en Internal onlf Fo ow ng s a pa a s of how 4 non eme g en y s hoo ax e es a ed n Tu esday s no o ne Ca h e B aettna 8 e v ns Ray Pa B umenaue H o e sdo!l h Ash and o a 2 m s 85 m s ee ye a s e ec ed m s M ne passed Ke s 5m s 5 m s pa ssed South e n e ec ed oc a Ga awa y cosnocton m o a passed C awfo d Bu keye Cen a o ou yea s Co eman Edg e 5 m s 6 Ca dwe m Nob e EMemp ed V eec ed Ottawa 6 m c c• • c y Po tage e Townsh p Loca Seesboocv e ec ed Gue nsey 69 m s y ed E Gue osev Loc i!l - J m o h ee yea 5 and 3 m bOheec ed Ro ng H s Loc a - 5 m e ec ed 5 s P eble Ea on C y ')'ea s pass ed s 6 m s vc ' 8m s •o 0 Putnam C v New C e e and ms eeced 5 2m 5o 5m ee yea s pa ssed h Ross Ch co he c y 6 m s e e ed Sudusky G bSono g Exemp eel v ag e 6 m s eeced Seneca T n C y 49 m s pa ssed m s m s 69 6m ' 0 5 0 ve•sm yea ss 6 Ha son e yea s SS m Sou hea s e e ed 5 59 s m s m s Summ I G een e ed Hudson pas sed LO a 3 0 • 6 E' s to m s m 5 3m 1 l 5 m h June ye a ee 5 3 D e nn s Ma h ew Dona hue C nd y Lou Do s Ba ey Joe Dugan T m o hy R Ebe sba ch Ronne Eb n Sa lj Ca et on E n etf e y Lo il n Pamela Ann Evans Pa Ba ba a 69 Ly n F le c a Anne F ch Cha es R chard Fo rod Rom e C Jacque ne Ann Fox J Freeman Rebecca Sue Fr y Tame a Mae Fry B y Joe Den se Garnes Ter esa Ga nes V ck y Dawn G arn es Ge man Ca 7 Harman Thoma s Wayne Harpe Dav d Le gh Har s Ke y B e Hawk Fa h Ann He man Ch s Ma c a Ho com b J Hess Judy Sue Holt day Dona d E Hood T mmy Ray Hood Cand ce Suza nne Hoope La u a Ellen Hoo v e Randy Eu gene Houdashe Ka h yn Jea n Ho wa d R onda Renee Hudson Pennv Lynn Hyse V cky Ann Hysell Ba bar a Jean Ja cks E v n Ra y Janey L sa Kaye Jet Kev n Dean Su san J eanne te Kennedy Da v d K ng , Helen Jewell Mare K1ng W am E K ng Thoma s A K e n Pa u a Ra e K oes K m ber y Ka y Ma ha Jo Oenn s M Kenne th P Leed y K avt e K aw sc zy n bec ause f'rhorr s Jon f!Aar e M u ay Oen n s Mu sser Robe S eve n Nak a moto Ma t n Kev n D McLaug h n Ma k A M chae Jan e Ma e M lie Megan Jane M e Sony a Ma e M e Tammy Theresa M I on Ma k Eugene M ch Judy Roche e Mol den Bonn e G a Moor s 6OS m s • ec o vo no p ob ems n T umbu od av h e e<oun mach n e Coun y TIJREE FINED Wtlbur L Suns 3fi Norfolk Va was fmed on three charges m the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday n ght Suns was f ned $1110 and costs on a reckless opera! on charge $100 and costs on a htt-sktp charge and $SO and costs for drtvmg w thout a I cense In the same court Donald Lovett 54 Middleport was fmed $SO and costs on a disorder!) manner charge SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Un oo Ave at 2 52 a m Wednesday for Edna Smith who had fallen She was taken to Holzer Medical Center --------------------------- Area Deaths Rathb u n R a Che~ ene Rhoades Mark Anthony cha en c e R ds Fa Mae R chmond Joe R fe Randa I Roach Wa en Robson Te Sue S ephann e E l en Rought Crys at Kay Roush Kenne h Allen Roush Pa u B yan Rupe a Juan a Rusche She a Ann Sa gen Be y Jane Schm tz Steven Les e Schne der A an Clark Se h Pau E S gma n Ma e A v n MeAngus m s MARRIAGE UCENSE John Ronald Nelson G o a A marrtage license was Ann Nev e Jeffe y Newe ssued to Anthony Davtd Lee C ndy L ou Norman Car a Sue No ngham Ma k A an 18 Groveport and Polly ()' Del Lance Kev n 0 ve Ney JOhn Parke S even Aone Baldwm 18 Rutland Robert Peckham Pa me a Kay Powe s L sa Ann 1 P ater Be va Nlae Pr ddy I Dwayne Edwa d Qualls I Ro sa nda Oysom Qua s I R cha d A Ramsburg Rob n Randy L Ma sha l ee lushe 1 Danny Che y Lynn Leleb e Ronald l ew s She mo e eck sad ea y wou d demand a Tam e a Jean S mms Loree Jane S sson MJJ k S liter Lavende No h ea eec ed T ~t b J T na Lynn G bbs Jud th G !key Peggy Ma e Eugene Ha ey James Ke h Han ng J She a May nd an va ey o a 5m ' t •;5~~ 9 F ank n Lo a 0 5ego 9 ed V nc en Gheen G ro am San d a Lee G asgow Geo ge G enn Gum J Char es Ke..-en Ha Ernest TUSCI AWiiS Tvsca awas va ev 25 m s o ve yea s e eced Wuh nglon SS m 5 Be o • c Y • m s passed Waynf m o N o h cen • Loco 2m s mSOOt1 o h ee yea s ano 2 6 m s bo h eec ed 69 m s w 11 ams M c eek wes un YLou m s o 35 m 5 pas~eo~d 39 m s (Continued from Pile II Sheets Salem Alva E Sw ck Mtddleport 1st Frank Powers Mtddleport 2nd Carl Horky Mtddleport 3rd Vacancy Mtddlepor 4th Dorothy L McGuff n Evelyn Pomeroy 1st Clark Pomeroy 2nd Robert H Hysell Pomeroy 3rd Charles W Legar Sr Po neroy 4th Leshe F Fultz Bradbury Edward Tern pleton Laurel Cliff Nathan Btggs Rock Spr ngs George Nesselroad Jr Hamson v lie Lola Clark Pagevtlle Gary M Welch Rae ne Vtllage Cora B Beegle Syracuse V llage Emmogene Ho ste n M ners\ lie Phylbs Hams Rae ne Prec net Douglas Wtckbne Democrats elected to central commtttee posts bes des Mrs Blazewtcz 1n elude East Bedford Russell I W son West Bedford Davtd M Brtckles North Chester Henry L Hunter South Chester Raymond H Boat nght South Chester Cella E Batley West Chester Thomas E Manktn 11 Columba Vacan c y Lebanon Vtrg n a Ptckens East Letart Lola J Proffitt Letart Lots Allen 01 ve Francts H Andrew 01 ve Otfford Longenette Reeds ville Chester E Wells Reedsville Ernest M Ruth Orange Norman 0 Weber Rutland Vlllage Samuel B May East Rutland Marie B rchf eld West Rutland Norman C Wtll Salem Barbara E Roush Mid dleport 1st Vacancy Mtd dleport 2nd Kenneth E Imboden Mtddleport 3rd Lewts F Long Mtddleport 4th Vacancy Pomeroy 1st Audrey Young Pomeroy 2nd Ohn D Boothe Pomeroy 3rd V rgtnta V Blazewtcz p omeroy 3d r Dw ght E Carl Pomeroy 4 h Cathenne L Welsh Bradbury Evelyn B Thomas Laurel Cliff lola Howell Rock Spr ngs Martha Husted Hamson vtlle Va cancy Pagevtlle Vacancy Ractne Vtllage Ernest A Wngetl Syracuse Vtllage Woodrow T Zwtlhng Mtnersv lie Vtrgmta Aon F siler Rae ne Prec10ct Edwm S Cozart 5 m s p1nsed D Eng sh V cky Sue Epp e Jea n Fe ty Te 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vea s e ec ed Sc ot e An n Ma c a Ann Cale Judy Mar e Ca ro Ma y Ann Carswe m 63 passed B own R p ey Un on Lew s L o a e 5 0 Ash abulit Genf' a A ea C y ca Burdette Susan Renee Bu ns Rex Kev n Butche 6 0 • oassed B B y Bu br dge Dan Burbr dge Tana Lyn n Burb dge Tra cy Ann bo h 2m Lou se R c ha d 5 0 a 5 m s Ea5 • c. ed h •• vea s A en 4 m s E da 0 a Ba !rum Scott A Bearhs Da e F ank n B ng Joyce Lynn B ng Se ve y An n B shop m Adams Ror y am "t'IOD P ropOSI Eastern Here's partuJllist of non-emergency tax levres AI c a Page Sm h Dane Sm lh Sno ut e Sm h J Sn o wd e n H ome B Me ody Rose Rob n Ma e Jame s So u sb y Darlene Kay Spang e Brent Ga 1 Stanley Nancy E zabe h S anley R cha d A Sto ne W II am B an Stone B e C S out I Steven 0 Slou Vel vet Lee Sw she She ry Ga Tacke t Lonn e Ke h Tav or Joe former state attorney Char es Thoma$ Pau a Ash ey Thomas G na Mar e general Holmes $5 has served 10 Thomp son Dar ene L or Th orn on Do n Brad ey years on the appellate co urt T s Te r Lyn n Tob n m Columbus and s a former Deena Jo Va do speaker pro tempore ol the M chael Eugene VanMete Ohto House ol Represen Te esa Lynn Van Mete Pat c a Jo Vaughan Robe t tauves Anthony Venoy J Te r Clifford F Brown 62 IS a Ly nn V n ng J Anne fon er Huron Count y judge Wa burn Ter ry Oewa n e with IJ years on the appellate Walker Sco Allen Warne chae B·yan Way tan• J m co urt bench He was the M Webs er Oav d R W cox DemocratiC nom nee for the Da v d L WI am son Jen Supreme Court n 1974 losmg n fe Lynn Wse Dcnn s Ray to Republi can Ju su ce Wo e S u ~ a n Ma e Wr ght An Wyn• R ck Yost Th mas M Herbert by nl y a Lo Kenne h Young slim marg n Mtch A res dent of 516 Buelow OriS E Cba tt10 72 West Columba died today at 5 40 Road Allen Mtch Mr a m in Holzer Medtcal Stnger was born Oct 13 1930 Center after a three year n Me gs County a son of ArthurS nger now of Toledo illness A I fe long resident of and the late Cora Spencer Mason County he was horn oo Smger He was a graduate of July 13 1900 In Flatrock to the Stewart Htgh School at late James R and Abby G tended Oh o State Un verslly Steele Cbatt10 He was a and res ded 10 Lavonia M ch and Dearborn Mtch reltred Iarmer He was preceded m death before movtng to Allen He by one brother Harold and formerly worked for the Penn Central Ra !road before two 10lant ststers SUrvtvors nclude his wtfe becommg a dairy farmer Mr Smger was a member Hazel Martin Cbatt n two s sters Mrs Marjorte Ball of the Ftrst United Methodist Mtddleport and Mrs Church In Dearborn and a member of the Michigan Milk Dorothy Burris Columbus lwo brothers Robert Chattin Producers Assn and the {,1tfton and John Chattin H lldale County Farm Mason and several nieces Bureau He was married and nephews April 22 1962 to the former Funeral services will be Janet Bosh who survives held Friday 1 30 p m In the along w th three daughters Wilcoxen Funeral Home with Mrs Joy Ann Ely Saline the Rev George Hoschar Mich Mrs Jlll McCaM of officiating Burial wlll be tn Bellv lie M ch and Judy Kirkland Memorial Gardens McCann at home Bestdes hts Frtends may call at the father Mr S nger Is survived funeral home alter 6 p m by seven brothers and two Thursday sisters Funeral services will be JAMES H SINGER held al II am Thursday at James H S nger 47 for the Van Horn Eagle Funeral n erly r Middleport dted Home tn Hllldale Mtch Tuesday at the Coldwater Bura I will be 10 Allen Health Center tn Coldwater Cemetery at Allen Mtch tJ NOW YOU KNOW There are e ght times as many rats as there are people m Mextco Ctty (Continued from Pile 1) Califorma locahttes from $10 b lhon to $3 btlhon and provtde no other means to fmance government servtces Gov Edmund G Brown Jr and the legislature trted to stdetrack Proposltton 93 wtth a more modest coun terproposal but the voters weren t buymg Although the referendum was a defeat for Brown he had no trouble wmn ng nommatton for a second four AOU year term e:d Sob e o o h d en 905 J305 In the state s four way Republ can gubernatorial TO GOOO home 5 a wh e co a d k ens some w h b ue prtmary Attorney General eye s a bock om o Adu s Evelle Younger led former a5 good mouse s Co Los rutgeles Pollee Ch ef Ed 992 J 28 o e o4 pm o an be Davts Assemblyman Ken een al • o4 a 289 Mu be y A ~tnue Pome oy Maddy and San D ego Mayor Pete Wilson THHEI: WH TE k ens o o ond ge k en 9n 2520 of e b Montana also retired an pm meum bent senator but 11 was no surpnse Rep Max Baucus as predicted beat N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Sen Paul Hatfteld in the PROBATE DIVIS ON DemocratiC prunary for the MEIGS COUNTY OHIO EDISON HOISTETTER seat Hatlteld had been flllmg Admin strato of the Estate by appomtment smce the of Merit E Ri.:e dtctiUd death last year of Lee Plaint It Vi Metcalf Larry Wtlliarns won RHODELL STEFFY tt II the GOP nomination to Oetendlnts No 20 tOt oppose Baucus NOT CE FOR SERVICE Case 74 had been expected BY PUBLICAT ON to wm nommattoo to seek hts To No a K nd e whose s unknown and fourth SIX year term but the address can no w h reasonab e 34 yearo0ld Bell backed by d oen ce be asce ta ned To The unknown he s and conservative groups all over dtv sees o No a K nd e t the country mounted a deceased To G enn K nd e whose vigorous well financed address s unknown and campatgn can no w h reasonab e Case s loss brightened the d oence be asce a ned To The unknown he s and prospects for Bradley a dev seu of G enn K nd e t Rhodes scholar as well as a deceased To Edga K nd e whose famous athlete who beat address s unknown and former state Treasurer cann o w h easonab e R chard Leone for the d gence be asct a ned To Tl"le unknown he s and Democratic nommation aev sees or E doe K na e Bell s New Jersey feat was de cused To Reha Rupe whost the stunner of the biggest s unknown and prunary day of the year but addrtH canna w h easonab e It wasn t the only vtctory lor d oen c e be asce a ne d To The unknown he s and the GOP rtght dev sees o Re ha Rupe In Iowa former Lt Gov de used To G enn Know es whose Roger Jepeen a staunch addre~s s unknown and conservative beat Maurice can no w h easonab e Van Nostrand a moderate d otn ce be uctrta ned The ~Jnknown hers and Republican w th the backing devTosets of G en Kn o w es of Gov Robert Ray for the deceased The ~Jnknown ne rs and nom nation to oppose devTosees o L eo a Zw ng Democratic Sen Dick Clark de ceased Tht unknown ht sand Ray won renomma tion to deTo ues o F an c u V seek a fifth term state House B ·van deceased To The unknown he sand Democrat c leader Jerome dev sees o Ed h R: ce Fttzgerald wiU oppose hun de ceased To The unknown he 1 and MISSISSipp also proVIded a d ev sees o Mae P ce surpnse Maurice Dantm de ceased came out of a f eld of seven To The ~Jnknown ne rs and dev sees o Me e E R e candidates to lead for the deceased and Democrattc nomlnauon to To The ~Jnknown ne rs and succeed retirmg Sen James dev sees o J Q R ce ceased Eastland Danlin will face de You are ne eoy no ed Gov Cliff Fmch the primary he you have been nemttl endants n e ega ac on favor te 10 a run de en ed Ed son Hobs e e off June 27 Rep Adm n s a o of he Es ete Thad Cochrahn won the GOP of Me e E R ce P an t vs Rhode S effy e a Senate nommatioo Oefendan 1 Th s ac on he• been an gned Case No 20 90~ in other prunary results Cour o Commort Oh o - Republican Gov Pn eashe Pobee Ovson., James Rhodes won Me os Coun y Oh o ,..5769 ~t Th e ob eel o he Compla n~ r e nomtnatton without s ha he ea esrat( breakmg a sweat Ll Gov he e nat e due bed be so" Rtchard F Celeste woo the n sen e y end to pay th• of he dec eden the,. Democratic nomination to debs he r on s n e es s and entt oppose hun Former Rep of a I pa es mav be tu (, erm ned tha the Pan ' ' Wayne Hays won the Demo- de be eu ho zed and o dered 01 crat c nommation for a state se sa d u e5 a e and o,. such ur ht e t as he ma l legtslature seat en ed ne sa Cl reai South Dakota - Rep Larry ube ete s s ua ed a 39 No h Pressler won the Republican Fou th Avenue M dd epo f o and des c bed a nommauon to seek the seat of Oh 0 ows ret rmg Sen James The o ow no desc bed! esta e s ua ed n tht' Abourezk Former Rapid vea age o M dd epo coun ~ City Mayor Don Barnett wtll o Me gs S a e of Oh o Be no 2.5 ee o f he ea sl! try to retain the seat for the ot Lo No 88 Democrats Attorney endOeed Iii efe ence Vo um t General Wtlliam Janklow 48 Page ,.J6 lind Vo um1 Page 399 Me o~ Coun , won the GOP nomi 25.5 Deed Reco ds nat on for governor You a e equ ed to answer an w th n 28 day' Roger McKellips won arhee Comp he u pub ca on o• the Democratic guber h s not c~ wh ch w I be Shed once n ch week or natural nominatiOn de sPUb x conse cu ve weeks Trtt feat ng Lt Gov Harvey as pub ca on w be madl Ju y 2 978 and he 21 Wolhnan who will serve ,s on de vs or answer w com acting governor this summer menc e on ha dll e n cast o you fa u e o when Gov Robert Kneip an1we o o he w se espond leaves to be ambassador to as equ ed by he OM o Iii: u tl o C v P ocedu e ludoment Singapore de au w be rende ed New Mextco - Former by aga nst you tor re ef Gov Bruce King won the demanded n he Comp an! Democrat c nomination to J ant Morr s succeed Gov Jerry Apodaca C e k of the Cou t of Common Plus He will be opposed by lormer P obate o v son state Sen Joe Skeen the 1974 Me gs County Oh o GOP candidate Republican Oa ed June 5 ~18 Sen Pete Domen1cl and hll 161 7 u 2 28 !1 5 2 6 c Democratic opponent Attorney General Toney Anaya had no primary opposttion ST LOUIS (UPI ) - Sparky Anderson pond ered a scorecard show ng the s Louts Cardmals batt ng averages ')'hose averages pr n ed on there are accmate aren t they? the C n mn t manager ask ed w t1 out expectmg anyone to da e answer Anderson was JUSt fy ng hts manuever 10 the f rst nrung of Tuesday n ght s game when he called for start g pttcher Tom Hume o walk Ted Sunmons mten onally Simmons IS a better left handed httter than Ke th Hernandez Hume sa d n agreement w th h s manager It made sense to go that way Anders on s scorecard showed S mmons w th a 332 ' he 1 e we wou d be shut out for he res of the n ght \Iter the fnur-runs n the f rst Hu ne rettred the next 16 men b~fore be ng I f ed for a p nch h tter m the seventh Ev e y t h ng was work ng Hume satd I had all my p tches St I ou s starte John Denny was match ng Hume mn ng for nmng Denny ra s ng h s record to 5-4 a lowed f ve htts all s ngles 11 e only un was n the s xth on a s ngle by Joe Morgan a ground out and a smgle by Dan Drtessen The ea I asr been sconng runs for m e Denny sa d Wth four runs n the f rst I knew I had better wm the ba 11 game Wth Hu ne and Dennv eg I d spos ng of th e batt er s qu kl y he b ggest ba I ng t <J S p exc em ent was a person a By BILL MADDEN UPI Sp. rts Wnter The New Yo k Yankees m the throes of an embarrass ng slun p have dropped four games n a ow and seven of thetr las e gh ad Manager B lly Martm s aga10 feuding " h s Iron off ce super ors Even before the Yankees un ceremon ously d opped thetr se ond stratgh to the lowl) Seattle Manners Tuesday n ght on a n th mn ng er or by Wtll e Randolph rum ors were ny ng that Martm wh prev ously was f red at M nnesota Detro t and Texas was about to be sacked aga n I have no comment on wha an ybody s wr t ng about me satd Martm I don t th nk the people who say tl ese th10gs have the fa ts After l) ng the gan e 3-3 on Ju Spencer s seventh nn ng he mer the Yankees hrew t awa) m the mnth when Juan Bernhardt led off " th a double for Seattle Jul o Cruz then ta d down a sacr r "' bun bu Randolph coverm ~ f rst let the throw from Yanke e el eve r R ch G.lssage get away from h m and pmch runner J ose Baez dashed ho e w th the stra ght v ct.ory the nmth for the Whtte Sox 10 10 games and the second stra ght shutout w10 by Ch ca go ove the Ind ans Jorge Orta doubled hon e one un and Bob Molmaro s ngled m another Rangers 2 R ya Is I D F e g us on Jenk n s contmued h s rem• k• bl e comeback outduehng Dcnms Leonard wtth a four-h tter Bobby Bonds dec ded the game w h a f fth nn ng homer tha snapped a I tte As7RcdSxl Rook e Taylor Duncan sparked the st 11 surpr smg A s to thetr fourth stra ght w n by dr v ng n four runs d el between Denn} and sta te Genrge Foster In the f u th l • kng up u g De1 ny htl Foster on 11 s u p the btl! of h s t elmet and ad F ster po nte I a f ng er of ttf er " rn ng at Denny as he "alked to f st base In the e ghth Denny struck out Foster to end he no ng San George has a tenden y to can nto the p tch Denny at n ak s sa d Whe l h t hm he told e I better ot do agam bu 1 d dn t sa) anything to hu When I struck h 10 ou ater I glared at him and I wanted to say SIJ eth ng bu kept qu et )() The last tlmg I wa ted to do was sttr up the C nc nnall ng ti-l en termg nl< Reds wttl a 4 I lead h I I ll es oaded \N NAI OilS Md UPI Navl halfb k K e Ga u and iJ ske b I e er Henry Ku7J a I u sd ay e ved he US Na a! Aca den v s h ghe t a I c a\\ rt for s r rst w th a double and 978 maJor league homer On les 8 Angels 6 ,arry Harlow had three s g smgles stole thr ee bases and wl scored t w e n the Or oles seventh st a ght v ctor y Nolan Ryan tagged for 12 h ts m 5 I 3 Mmgs los h s th rd stra gh won 19a5 A's to pitch top choice NEW YORK UPI ) Oakland owner Chari e F nle) apparentl y • I not wa long o see how M ke Morgan h s No I p ck 10 Tuesday s drart can p tch We th nk he can step r ght n there w th us F n ey sa d He w 11 start for the A s Sunday We would nut ha ve drafted h m f we d dn t h nk we were ge ng the best The At anta Braves hose coll ege baseball s all tm e ead ng slogger o open th e summer f ee agent dr a ft Bob Homer an mftelder from Ar rona Sta e wh o set NCAA smgle season and career home run records hts year was the No I cho ce fh e clubs se ec ed tn reverse o der of the r 1977 f mshes w th the Nat onal w nn ng run Leagu e p ckmg ahead of the Elsewhere n the Amer can Am er can Lea gue under a ea g u e C h c ag o rot almg system For the first whitewashed Cleveland 3.{) me the draft prov ded Tuas shaded Kansas C ty :J,- compen sa on to teams wh o 1 Oak and !rubbed Boston 7 ost veterans n the re-entr y I and Baltunore put away draft Cahforn a l><i Toronto w th the second Wht e So 1 3 Indians 0 p ck se ected Lloyd M seby FranciSCO Bamos tossc I a an 18 year ld lei hand ed seven h tter for h s thtrd hill ng r r~ basen an out f elder from Oakland Ca lf ) H gh Schoo l The Blue Jays unmcd ately announced the stgn ng of he 6 fvot 3 200 pounder and satd he " 11 be ass gned to th e P oneer Lea gue farm club at Medtc ne Hat n A bert a Canada Aft er the Mets hose Homer s eamma e Hub e ook Brooks Oakland • Ftshmg Tackle and Rods and Reels • Guns and lnte nat on a League Reloadtng un ed P ess nte na on a W L P GB • Ball Gloves Ch a es o 35 5 00 R Ch mOnd 2 2 .563 Campmg Co umb us 22 1 5 2 9 Equtpment To edo 22 23 A89 0 Roch es e 27 2 4 A 8 • Archery Paw u k. e 22 24 .t1 8 • Indoor Games T d ewa e 2 4 28 462 23 Sy ac se 15 33 3 3 9 • We have G 11 TuedaysReu Cerltltcates Ro h e s e T d e wa e J s Morgan and prompt!) an nounced hetr plans for h m Horner sa d hts selectiOn by the Braves was a dream rorr e true It co uldn t be a bet er s tuat on after talkmg by phon e o Braves owner Ted Turner Aft er Oakland selected Morgan r gh handed p tch er Rod Boxberge r of Southern Cal I rn a was taken b} Houston Boxberger wa s the r rs college p tchcr taken in compensallon for the Joss of veteran free agents Ma o League S and ngs By un ted P ess lnte na ona Na IJna L e a~ue Ch a go Ph o Mon ea New Yo k P Sb g h s ou s san F an C n na OSA San 0 ego Hous on A a Eas W L Pc 29 20 59 2 11 1 S63 2 '14 51Y 1.5 30 ?J 28 'l 34 32 28 7d 23 28 21 19 9 3 w L 6 9 30 2 28 2J 9 5 6 25 J 455 23 28 45 382 9 3 W es 6 5J 8 GB p Courthouse PHONE 675 2988 Open SundaY I P m 6 P m Monday thru Satu day m cBP m co 20 WINDOW FANS NOW IN STOCK ~ 9 6 6 50 5 3J 8 53 5 GB 4 9 4 4] 0 380 2 9 9 35 •35 one 5 J G ms ey 9 2 5 B 05 6 pm PLAYZSCRIMMAGES Cl EVELAND UP! Th e Clev eland Browns annual preseason mtra-&~uad scrunmages w I be replaced by two contr olled scrunmages w th the Buffalo B li s the Browns have announ ced F rs t of the two scrunmages wtll be held July 22 at Ed nboro State College Ed nboro Pa the club disclosed Tuesday It wtll nvolve rookie• onl} The second scrunmage wtlt be conducted at Kent State Un verslty s Dlx Stadtum Kent Ohto on July 30 n wh ic h both veteran s and rook es wll part ctpate SP.o fs f ansae on s BY Un ed Pr es" nle nat ona TueSday P o Footba New Yo k Je s T ad ed de ens ve a k e Ca Ba ka s o G een Bay Pa cker s tou h and d a cho c: es neM yea Tam p a Bay NASL S g ed t') Oa k eepe N ky oh s f om Eno and o , to yea con .!IC ~oc h e s e NASL goa keepe Ra k a S YuQOs &v a a s oned t om Hockey ac a M o • , • 0 xon 2 2 Hou s on b gh Rooker 35 Pn A a n a N ek o 5 6 a S ou s. Fa one 0 4 8 35 p m Tl'lu sday s Game s C n c n na a en c ayo A an a a S ou s Los Ang a Mon ca n gn Hou s on a P sbgh n gh p con • • Los A n g e ~ s S gned Wa r en Homes o a mu ye a L a I ub e neal M kc Schn d w walk ed and I u' nsk f 1 wed w tl a ngle to ent Ph adelph a c red wo un rncd uns n the th rd and added a no he n tl e f ftl n M r son th rd ho ne run a d e ond n two n ght A ac f ce f y by I uz nsk n t1 e eventh accoun ted fo I er the un Cubs 9 As r 4 Dave K ngma n h t h s sev e h a eer g a nd sla n home ru dur ng f ve ~ un xtl n ng to power Ch eago over he lOth H ustun fo stra gh ho ne v ory and he ~th w n n he Ia t 16 O ak and w h 2 3 Kt'lnSil C Hcl ex as A exanae pm 3 ; ~: , 3 8 35 SCIOTO RESUI TS CO lUMBUS UPI - J n Pollock gu ded Brel<l Colors o a three -qu a tcr length VIctor y o\ er Dar10g Davtd 1 tl e featu C<l e gl ace at & ot Down s I uesday mgh [he w nn er cove rec the tie n 2 04 3-:i and e urn e<l $7 40 $4 20 and $3 !0 Dar ng Davtd ktcked ha ck $3 80 an I $2 80 for sec: on d " h le Hasty Noble came n tht d and pa d $420 Mea dow Mar A won the ftrst race k ck ng off a 2-8-7 tr recta l'O nbm at on tl at was w rth $3 033 90 Canad an Bomb came n seco I and You Guessed It f n shed th rd A crowd of 4 584 wagered $3:19 9$0 the f st me s e 1974 h NB A hamp onsh p scr cs s go ng a fu even ~ames !'he Bullets evened the ser es Sunday n ..and ver by a 11 7-ll2 d ubb g of the S s Mot a sa d he wou ld on s de h seaso a su ess eve n f he Bu le s lose he f na gan e Bu w h he he s x h ga he pr .s ure s he gan es D dgers 8 Mets 2 Ste e Gar vel s wo un oubte t gge ed a ow un fourth nn ng raJ y ha enab led I os Ange es to de e New York and snap a f ve gan e los ng str eak Doug Rau now 6 2 wen he s ance fort s fr s v ory n e May 9 Pirates 4 Braves 2 Dave Parke etu ng t h I neup JUst three days a r suffer ng a bon e ch p on I e ddle f nger of h s ef t tr pled ho ne one run roo WO 0 hers 0 I ad tsbu gh ne n ey o nad hree r cld goal he las n ne m nu! e of ga e 5 won by Sea e 98 94 an d hey sta "'ed u Sun Ia) 1e s a e e a l} the Nets NBA ne Hu Sea S ~ LEC f SHORTSTOP 'lEW YORK UPI I he ll n a len C nna Reds e ec ed a sl o whop a d a e as he r f s two n t1 e su ba s ball p "' he rtra d 1 ucsda ) n New c K ngman ago y usp bo om 6 h b ackou Gm San D ego 000 000 0 6 Mo Leaders Sh c a Ma o L eag ue L e-ad e and Robe e c d 200 000 s 50 e By Un ed P e n e na on a Ba ng Ba cd on 25 a bats N a ana Lea g u e G A B H Pc 35 5 8 6 63 5J JJ 4J ]2 20 60 3 9 6 J 8 5 3 68 arn e way orr Jn e Bul e h games by a t a wl Je e Son he r h ee by a 6 0 hLI Son s e I e f nal a s u yb ok k WI c W kens a Sea tie :o ach on k ll c Heds p eked N ho as F: a k a fJ 3 85 pound h s op f Ca ol C ty I Ia and Da d Van Gorder a r. 2 190iJ und ca chc from & nt<J Ana Ca I Reds also bbed Es llo v an ou r elder Holl) wood Cal f I ah a gh -handed p h r f om Ho d R ver 0 n B a I l Les c) a gl I a d I p I e f 910 C on a NJ Kev m N e• ul a a e t ha nded p c o n H ck l N C an ICar Kem p o a c he r fro n Ar ng on He gh ts Ill 3 60 5 I HE NTON N J Uf F er Ne " Yor k Kn ks ba sk tba I st r B 11 Brad 'uesd ay won the De Se11<1 e at on Je s.y Bradley an A I A1 er a t Pr n eton and star forwa d for the Nc\1 York K ks h s r rst ry fo pub c fftce cas y defeated fo er sta t< I rea sur e H I a I .eon 000 00 5 000 50 00 000 00 0 Bo bon and Dcnn a o S mmo 5 A me Ch H m a n Lea gue 00020000 3 90 000 000 000 0 0 c.Bil' o cl d Na ho odn 9 a d Ha ey Mon c Ke W OCI Mo q 5 0 3 < Wi\SHI NG10N (UPI And) Bca nea rly doub ed h ye ar y e rn ngs by ~ nn g $60 000 n ast weeke d > K n per Open a d I bed on 4th to f f a n ng e PCA eader s rues da) $1J7 509 ot The op wo le ders I d play n he our na n I Watson f rst place w nn ngs e na ned at $203 831 and Jack N ck a us e nc l second pia e w th $1 82 3•4 Gary Pla) er n reased I s th rd place ea rn gs b) $2 400 f r a $159 543 tot a and H b Green has won $147 !9 t c 7 ' Pet pe r year on a 4 year cerltftcate of de po st! $1 000 00 m ntmum depostt A sub sta n a l penalty s nYok ed on a ce t f cate ac o unts w t hdrawn pr or o he date of matur fy Bo 6 c NY NY Sea 000002 00 02 000 00 Go~saqc T d ow Mvn o M aug 3 6'1 90 6 and Raw ey so W Rav. e 3 Gos age 3 5 HR New a d S Yo k. SPCfi C 6 The Ath ens Coun y Sav ng s & Loan Co 296 Second St Pome oy Oh o Bo Lee Oak Re ko Ess a 3 0 y 9ames award ha e to me about h sa d e Lmescores a e>e ba l r a le ts AI cr can a ng d bu n he ,ong Beach G a d Pr x earl e th s year MON TREA l Ul I Peter Bavas ) Out fu prestdent of the To on B uc Jays was chosen hi seba ll s Man of th e ' ear n Q n Ia for 1977 b) he Ba ebal Wr ters Assoc at on cl apt s of Montreal and ro o tn In accept nx the I uno r Ba vas 911 I 0 beh lf f the board of drect s pla ye rs an I he ard w rk ng fro .:Jff ce s aff of the Blue Jays 1 \\ ant o t1 ank l e BBW\ l a p ers f r s r a w ess d s p a yed som e ar thrr et We g t d wn o 2 teams hen d "" t c gh ll e t fou and n wh ere a e n } t wu sa d he Was h n g t o oa r h r 1 n ght tl e e s Cn 45 Socu PICKENS HARDWARE u an f d ngl o score one run After 6S5 w Ga L p 9 6 33 2 ea GB Wes w Am e can L eagu e By Un ed P ess n e na on a Ry 1OM GltEEN SEAr I E UPI Toda j s c f nal day of the 1977 78 NBA season a d as the Wa h gt n Bu ets wen thr ugh he f naI workuu Tu es da y D ck M ta -" ) e Watk n Shop Across from rr son Jer } SIC Sport 601 Ma n St Pt Pleasant W Va n R n Blomberg to he Wh te Sox and M ke T rres to the Boston Red So• the New York Yankees rece ved tw extra ftrst round se lect on The Yankees ptcked shor >top Rex Hudler from Bullard H gh School Fresno Cal f and outf eld er Matt he w Wtnters of W ltam svtll e Joe Klecku N Y H gh School as the r d g out compensat on cho ces Tl ey rook e 9 c used ou he f r;t round by select ng r gh han ded p tcher Br a n Ryder of WA K NS t I I ~ N \ Sh rewsbur g Mass H gh UPI Jlr lge hon I e a ed r ues d l I c Sch ol r 1e o t tl l x a d Tri-County nn ngs 2 R o hes e T dew a e 2n d 1 nn ngs R c hmo nd 6 s v a cuse 2 s nn nys S a se 2 R c hm ond 2nd 7 nn ngs To ed o 0 Cha r es on J P a w u c ke 8 C o umbu s S Today s Games Ro ch es e a T de wa e Sy ac sea R c hmond To ed o a Cha es on P aw u c ke a C o umbus Thu sday s Games Roc h es e a T dewa e Syr ac u se a R c hmond To ed o a Cha ~s on Paw u ck e a umbus c" ) X! C fu h h ea n ay be Yank slump continues MEETING POSIPONED The Star Garden Club meeting scheduled foc Thurs. day has been postpooed until Thursday June lht I p m at the home of Mrs Neva Nicholson W th all the auto recall hwJww gomg on why don t they che<k on the millions of nuts loose belt d the steermg vhee ls? \ erag nd He rna rlez at 285 S n nons a sw tch h Iter wa s httt ng 29t lef handed but Anderson s s rat egy st 11 deferred to S mmons as the better h tter However the strategy d d not work W tl I ou Brock and S mmons on base wtth walks Hume walked Hernandez to load the bases and Jerry Morales lashed a two-run s ngle to r ght held Garry Templeton followed w lh a run scor ng smg e and Morales then scor ed on Hume s w d pttch and the Cards had a 4 1 VIC ory That s all we had the whole game - what we sc or ed n the f r st mn ng Morales sad But of ur e we dtdn t kn w "t Ea ned Run A e ag Ba cd o S4 nn ngs p hed N i'l ona L eague Kneece ~ S 9 Bonh d Re Cn Fo s h 5 hedu ed GREAT SELECTION GREAT TIRES h Ch i 0 6 Rogc II. s ana G n ~~ M 52 A m e can Le agu e Gu d y NY Pa me Ba ao ohnson Oa k. 111 Keoug Oak. 7 28 Zah M nn i 36 St keou s Na ona L eagu e R h a d HO U 99 Se a e N C n 7 k 0 A B even v fmd m 9 P e us o 5 F 66 c an eague Ryiln Ca 05 J: an agan B a a nd Gu c1 N Y 64 T ana a Ca 2 w Oll D 9 69 Mon t Am e xcellt nl sclct I Hill of quahtv rt <"apptd llrcs at lNG! EWOOD Calf (UPI Warren Holmes who ranked second n goals cnred m the Internattonal Hockey League las seaso w th 48 for Saginaw Tuesda) s g n~'li a nultt year contrac t w th the Los Angeles r<mgs Holmes 21 was a ftfth ro und selectiOn of he Kings n he 1977 Nat ona Hnckey League a natcur draft and was name<! to he f r t half IHI all tHr tean last seaSIJn 11 reasonable prtce when you shop MEIGS TIRE CENTER 992 2109 John F Fultz Mgr 700 E Matn Pomeroy 0 �3- TheDa ly Sent nel M d<IJepor Pomero) 0 Wednesday June 7 1978 NBA title on line tonight Hume drops another contest, 4-1 By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS UP! ) Gov James A Rhodes and Lt Gov R chard F Celeste have eas ly won the rtght to square off agaliiSt each other m what should be a knock-down-4ragout f ght for the governo sh p thiS fall Rhodes 68 seeking a fourth term wtth hiS runn ng mate Cuyahoga Count) Comm sswner George V Vmnovtch d s patched Oh o House M nortty Leader Charles F Kurfess R Bowling Green and D Luc lie G Ford by a 2 I margm n Tuesday • Republ a prunary Aod Celeste the 4().l ear old Democrat climbmg for the top carr ed hts runn ng nate Franklin County CommiSS oner M chael J Dornan nto the general elecuon wtth a lopstded VICtory over Dale R Reusch Ku Klux Klan eader and Robert J Str ttmatter Wtth 12 263 or 93 percent of the state s 13 220 polling places reported Rhodes Vo novtch had 365 049 or 67 percent and Kurfess Ford ha d 179 :ISO or 33 percent Celeste Dornan had 451 308 votes or 84 percent and Reusch Str ttmatter had 83 300 votes o 16 percent The voter turnout was far below the estunate of 16 million which was the lowest fo a comparable prunary s nee 1966 Kurfess conceded the Republican nommatlon to Rhodes shortly before m dn ght and promised to work for the Republican t cket th s fall Celeste sa d he expec ed Rhodes would be hiS opponent and pledged to se nd hun to a we!Meserve retirement by brmg ng home the cruc a! tssues of educauon f10ancmg and school clos ngs n 0 no The elect on was Ohio s frrst for the tandem system 10 which candidates for governor patred w th candidates for l eutenant governor Frankhn Countv P osecutor George C Sm th easily won the Rept b can qommat on for state attorney general over Cincm nati City Counc hnan Walter E BeckJord Aod Wh tehall C ty Attorney George C Rogers a~rently captured the Repub can nommallon for state treasurer m the closest statew de con est wtth Rtchard H HarriS the party s 19H nommee from Wauseon and state Sen Sam Speck R New Concord the endorsed cand date m a variety of maJOr counties Wtth 93 percent of the vote reported the returns showed Sm th 291 239 votes or 65 per cent and Beckjord 160 193 votes or 3S llfrcent Rogers 157 076 votes or 3fi percent HarriS 151 743 votes or 35 percent and Speck 125 730 votes or 29 percent Rhodes already the o dest governor n the country called a news conference fo 8 30 a m today m hiS office The voters ha ve spoken express ng strong support for our programs he srud 10 a statemen ssued from his home Tuesday mght We are deeply grateful for thetr support and we will conUnue our efforts to budd a stronger Oh o The people have sa d find us an answer to our schools countered Celeste Th e governor has prom sed plenty but del vered prec ous ttle Kurfess attemplS 10 attract support by nanung a woman as his runnmg mate and b} attackmg Rhodes for a lack of leaderslup and the fac that he has been governor for 12 years fatled The Kurfess Ford cket carr ed only a handful of counues most of them n his own home err tory of northwestern Ohio and ended the campa gn m debt Rhodes "ho tr ed to gnore Kurfess durmg the camprugn st 11 has about $700 000 n his campaign Ul and the promiSe of rats ng more to use aga mst Celeste Celeste bur ed the lOken challenge offered by Reusch the lAld aut oworker and unper al w zard of the Ohto Ku Klux Klan after maJ or prospecti ve contenders for the Democratic nommat on had dropped out before the prunary Nommated" thout opposttton were Repubhcan Secretary of State Ted W Brown h s Democratic opponent stall Sen Aothony J Celebrezze D.Qeveland Democrauc state Aud tor Joseph T Ferguson and hiS Republican opponent state Sen Donald E Lukens R M ddletown Democratic state Attorney General W!ham J Brown and Democratic state Treasurer Gertrude W Donahey W lham Brown 37 had ser ously constdered runrung for governor th s }ear but he dectded mstead to go for a thtrd four year erm as a orney general and rece ved no challenge from anv other Democrat Smtih 42 th e county prosecutor for seven years wtU have a rematch w th Brown who beat him n the 1974 elecuon b) 505 000 vo es M s Donahey 68 s seek ng her thtrd four year term as treasurer and s one of the most popular Dem ocratic vote getters n memory n Ohio Rogers 31 was he most VIgorous prunary campa gner agaliiSt Mrs Donahey clrum ng she m1S3pproprtated some n dustr al safety funds which were used for pohucal purposes In 1974 He p om sed to carry those charges through the general elec on campa gn n hopes the treasurer wtll answer them Harr s 46 a n anufac turer of milling mach ne accessones was the Republican nommee for treasurer n 1974 but lost heavtly o Mrs Donahey Spec k 41 was e•pected to make a better show ng n the Republ can treasurer s race but he failed outstde the maJor count es Ted Brown 72 the se cretary of state smce 1951 and Ce ebrezze a r s ng young senator at 37 sat out the prunary w h full party ba k ng and prepared for a showdown m the fall when the sec eta ry of sta lls contest IS likely to mean control of the sta te Appor onment Board which draws leg slat ve d str CL<l Ferguson 49 the aud tor for four years followmg n the footsteps of h s lathe Joseph T and Lukens 47 a former congressma n I kew se faced no ntraparty challenges and w 11 ont ue he ba e hey sta rted durmg the prunary campatgn ( tlh11un gds 4 7118 votes Holmes will oppose Brown in November By TIM MILLER COl UMBU S UPI CJ ff rd F B own of the Stxth D 'trl ct Cou rt of Appeals n N rwa k Tu es day east ly captu ed the Democrat c nom na on o opp se Paul Brown n ~ovc her for a sea on the Oh o Supreme OJurt wh le the Republi can contest for the ght to oppose Demo<rat W ll am B Brown next fa 1 produced • na rro w wmner In the Repub can pnmary race F ranklm County Appea ls Court Judge Robert E Holmes ba rely defeated Cuyahoga County Co mmon Pleas C urt Judge R cha rd Mat kus Holm es will opp se ncun bent W I an B Brown Bo th of the n umbe t Br wns were unopposed m Tuesday s prunary The f nal unoff c ol count n the Repu bl ca n pr ma ry showed Ho mes w h 132 305 vpt es o 28 peycen Markus w th 130 935 or 27 percen Shaker He ghts Attorney Don P Brown wtth 89 432 or 19 percent Akron Mun ctpal Co urt Judge Joyce George w th 78 139 or 16 percent and Gall a County Common Pleas Court Judge Rllnald Calhoun w th 47 118 or 10 percent In he Democrat c pr mary Clifford Brown had 210 645 or 45 percent Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Jack G Day had 153 827 or 33 per cent and Lake County Court of Appeals Co urt Judge Alfred Dahhng had 101 757 or 22 percent W lham B Brown 65 was elected as a just ce m 1972 and has served a SIX year erm Prtor to that he was a CirCUit and mun Ctpal court JUdge for 10 years Paul W Brown 63 was also elected m 1972 althoUgh he has serv ed a total of 10 yea rs uQ the bench and ts a Meigs High (Continued from paae 1) toda) are 10 the generatiOn that has the power to destroy ttself and tis world or conquer the stars Only the fu ure can tell whtrl path we w I take Nakamoto concluded Robm Snowden told the graduatmg seniors Th s s the last n1ght we " II be together She gave a br el h story of the class from the ume they entered high school until gradual on We exh btted sp r t and pr de n h gh school and m our Jun or year we began preparmg for the fu ure M ss Snowden commented She ex ended thanks to the board of educahon teachers fa nil) and fr ends and m clostng stated Although we go our separate "ays we wtll al,.ays be the class of 78 P ~ ggy Gtrolam class p estdent Introduced the honorar ans Charles Dowler supertntendent ga e a presenta on to the class and James A D ehl Jr pr n ctpal presented the class and Wendell Hoover pres dent of the board of education presented the diplomas The process onal and recess onal Pomp and C rcumstance was presented by the band whtch also played the Nat onal Anthemn and the Maroon and Gold Alma Mater The mvocatton and benediction were giVen by the Rev Floyd F Shook pastor of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church Membe sol he Me gs H gh School C ass of 1978 a e Kr s a Kay A exande B en Lane A no d Jeffrey A an A no d R Ia D Ba ley J Renee Ba ty Roy G Ba esw W 8'f' Un ted P en Internal onlf Fo ow ng s a pa a s of how 4 non eme g en y s hoo ax e es a ed n Tu esday s no o ne Ca h e B aettna 8 e v ns Ray Pa B umenaue H o e sdo!l h Ash and o a 2 m s 85 m s ee ye a s e ec ed m s M ne passed Ke s 5m s 5 m s pa ssed South e n e ec ed oc a Ga awa y cosnocton m o a passed C awfo d Bu keye Cen a o ou yea s Co eman Edg e 5 m s 6 Ca dwe m Nob e EMemp ed V eec ed Ottawa 6 m c c• • c y Po tage e Townsh p Loca Seesboocv e ec ed Gue nsey 69 m s y ed E Gue osev Loc i!l - J m o h ee yea 5 and 3 m bOheec ed Ro ng H s Loc a - 5 m e ec ed 5 s P eble Ea on C y ')'ea s pass ed s 6 m s vc ' 8m s •o 0 Putnam C v New C e e and ms eeced 5 2m 5o 5m ee yea s pa ssed h Ross Ch co he c y 6 m s e e ed Sudusky G bSono g Exemp eel v ag e 6 m s eeced Seneca T n C y 49 m s pa ssed m s m s 69 6m ' 0 5 0 ve•sm yea ss 6 Ha son e yea s SS m Sou hea s e e ed 5 59 s m s m s Summ I G een e ed Hudson pas sed LO a 3 0 • 6 E' s to m s m 5 3m 1 l 5 m h June ye a ee 5 3 D e nn s Ma h ew Dona hue C nd y Lou Do s Ba ey Joe Dugan T m o hy R Ebe sba ch Ronne Eb n Sa lj Ca et on E n etf e y Lo il n Pamela Ann Evans Pa Ba ba a 69 Ly n F le c a Anne F ch Cha es R chard Fo rod Rom e C Jacque ne Ann Fox J Freeman Rebecca Sue Fr y Tame a Mae Fry B y Joe Den se Garnes Ter esa Ga nes V ck y Dawn G arn es Ge man Ca 7 Harman Thoma s Wayne Harpe Dav d Le gh Har s Ke y B e Hawk Fa h Ann He man Ch s Ma c a Ho com b J Hess Judy Sue Holt day Dona d E Hood T mmy Ray Hood Cand ce Suza nne Hoope La u a Ellen Hoo v e Randy Eu gene Houdashe Ka h yn Jea n Ho wa d R onda Renee Hudson Pennv Lynn Hyse V cky Ann Hysell Ba bar a Jean Ja cks E v n Ra y Janey L sa Kaye Jet Kev n Dean Su san J eanne te Kennedy Da v d K ng , Helen Jewell Mare K1ng W am E K ng Thoma s A K e n Pa u a Ra e K oes K m ber y Ka y Ma ha Jo Oenn s M Kenne th P Leed y K avt e K aw sc zy n bec ause f'rhorr s Jon f!Aar e M u ay Oen n s Mu sser Robe S eve n Nak a moto Ma t n Kev n D McLaug h n Ma k A M chae Jan e Ma e M lie Megan Jane M e Sony a Ma e M e Tammy Theresa M I on Ma k Eugene M ch Judy Roche e Mol den Bonn e G a Moor s 6OS m s • ec o vo no p ob ems n T umbu od av h e e<oun mach n e Coun y TIJREE FINED Wtlbur L Suns 3fi Norfolk Va was fmed on three charges m the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday n ght Suns was f ned $1110 and costs on a reckless opera! on charge $100 and costs on a htt-sktp charge and $SO and costs for drtvmg w thout a I cense In the same court Donald Lovett 54 Middleport was fmed $SO and costs on a disorder!) manner charge SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Un oo Ave at 2 52 a m Wednesday for Edna Smith who had fallen She was taken to Holzer Medical Center --------------------------- Area Deaths Rathb u n R a Che~ ene Rhoades Mark Anthony cha en c e R ds Fa Mae R chmond Joe R fe Randa I Roach Wa en Robson Te Sue S ephann e E l en Rought Crys at Kay Roush Kenne h Allen Roush Pa u B yan Rupe a Juan a Rusche She a Ann Sa gen Be y Jane Schm tz Steven Les e Schne der A an Clark Se h Pau E S gma n Ma e A v n MeAngus m s MARRIAGE UCENSE John Ronald Nelson G o a A marrtage license was Ann Nev e Jeffe y Newe ssued to Anthony Davtd Lee C ndy L ou Norman Car a Sue No ngham Ma k A an 18 Groveport and Polly ()' Del Lance Kev n 0 ve Ney JOhn Parke S even Aone Baldwm 18 Rutland Robert Peckham Pa me a Kay Powe s L sa Ann 1 P ater Be va Nlae Pr ddy I Dwayne Edwa d Qualls I Ro sa nda Oysom Qua s I R cha d A Ramsburg Rob n Randy L Ma sha l ee lushe 1 Danny Che y Lynn Leleb e Ronald l ew s She mo e eck sad ea y wou d demand a Tam e a Jean S mms Loree Jane S sson MJJ k S liter Lavende No h ea eec ed T ~t b J T na Lynn G bbs Jud th G !key Peggy Ma e Eugene Ha ey James Ke h Han ng J She a May nd an va ey o a 5m ' t •;5~~ 9 F ank n Lo a 0 5ego 9 ed V nc en Gheen G ro am San d a Lee G asgow Geo ge G enn Gum J Char es Ke..-en Ha Ernest TUSCI AWiiS Tvsca awas va ev 25 m s o ve yea s e eced Wuh nglon SS m 5 Be o • c Y • m s passed Waynf m o N o h cen • Loco 2m s mSOOt1 o h ee yea s ano 2 6 m s bo h eec ed 69 m s w 11 ams M c eek wes un YLou m s o 35 m 5 pas~eo~d 39 m s (Continued from Pile II Sheets Salem Alva E Sw ck Mtddleport 1st Frank Powers Mtddleport 2nd Carl Horky Mtddleport 3rd Vacancy Mtddlepor 4th Dorothy L McGuff n Evelyn Pomeroy 1st Clark Pomeroy 2nd Robert H Hysell Pomeroy 3rd Charles W Legar Sr Po neroy 4th Leshe F Fultz Bradbury Edward Tern pleton Laurel Cliff Nathan Btggs Rock Spr ngs George Nesselroad Jr Hamson v lie Lola Clark Pagevtlle Gary M Welch Rae ne Vtllage Cora B Beegle Syracuse V llage Emmogene Ho ste n M ners\ lie Phylbs Hams Rae ne Prec net Douglas Wtckbne Democrats elected to central commtttee posts bes des Mrs Blazewtcz 1n elude East Bedford Russell I W son West Bedford Davtd M Brtckles North Chester Henry L Hunter South Chester Raymond H Boat nght South Chester Cella E Batley West Chester Thomas E Manktn 11 Columba Vacan c y Lebanon Vtrg n a Ptckens East Letart Lola J Proffitt Letart Lots Allen 01 ve Francts H Andrew 01 ve Otfford Longenette Reeds ville Chester E Wells Reedsville Ernest M Ruth Orange Norman 0 Weber Rutland Vlllage Samuel B May East Rutland Marie B rchf eld West Rutland Norman C Wtll Salem Barbara E Roush Mid dleport 1st Vacancy Mtd dleport 2nd Kenneth E Imboden Mtddleport 3rd Lewts F Long Mtddleport 4th Vacancy Pomeroy 1st Audrey Young Pomeroy 2nd Ohn D Boothe Pomeroy 3rd V rgtnta V Blazewtcz p omeroy 3d r Dw ght E Carl Pomeroy 4 h Cathenne L Welsh Bradbury Evelyn B Thomas Laurel Cliff lola Howell Rock Spr ngs Martha Husted Hamson vtlle Va cancy Pagevtlle Vacancy Ractne Vtllage Ernest A Wngetl Syracuse Vtllage Woodrow T Zwtlhng Mtnersv lie Vtrgmta Aon F siler Rae ne Prec10ct Edwm S Cozart 5 m s p1nsed D Eng sh V cky Sue Epp e Jea n Fe ty Te s m 55 m ' Doe rte Sue Fau kne s 59 m m s Marc a M D a d Do a Ann Je s m L Ton y Ra y 0 s pa ssed Geauga Tamm e Lynn DeBo d Je A DeLong Robe t M DeMoss s 96 m Kay Da v s K ar en ' PIU d ng ne T a e l 74 m e e ed P ckaway 9 m s c ' ~tge wa F ank n c s s s 5 74 m o a D anbu v Lo a ed Genoa A ea o a 3S m s Cors Jell ey L Cou ch Dawana Lane Da v s Sandy DeLong s • 0 ee m s e (>( ed e ec 5 e e ed Becky ca Mav s passe d F enk n e cc ed Fayette Ca m b doe , s s J m ve yea s Mad son P a ns Wh eha s 5 m , 6 m un on passed 5 m 5 Fa I e d Be ne passed s Med na La a Bucke ye passed E e Ve m on Lo a and4 m s o e ec ed m s 5 m s 4 Def a nee o n Lo c a passed s m s s3 m Bu y us C y e ec ed R dged a e Loc a e ec ea S8 m 4 • s Rona d Pa 5 m s e ec ed Conch T mothy A Coats Kay m ' 68 m s 5 m C e and L or Ja m es Cay Co bu n 8 8 3S m Sand y Va ey Lo c a Boyles G enda Faye B own Debb e Queen Ca LO a eeced Co o a Lo a 5 Mad son Belrnon fVt,a rve ea Lou se B own P Case oca Ba nes e Ex em p ed 4 95 m 5 o ve vea s e ec ed Sc ot e An n Ma c a Ann Cale Judy Mar e Ca ro Ma y Ann Carswe m 63 passed B own R p ey Un on Lew s L o a e 5 0 Ash abulit Genf' a A ea C y ca Burdette Susan Renee Bu ns Rex Kev n Butche 6 0 • oassed B B y Bu br dge Dan Burbr dge Tana Lyn n Burb dge Tra cy Ann bo h 2m Lou se R c ha d 5 0 a 5 m s Ea5 • c. ed h •• vea s A en 4 m s E da 0 a Ba !rum Scott A Bearhs Da e F ank n B ng Joyce Lynn B ng Se ve y An n B shop m Adams Ror y am "t'IOD P ropOSI Eastern Here's partuJllist of non-emergency tax levres AI c a Page Sm h Dane Sm lh Sno ut e Sm h J Sn o wd e n H ome B Me ody Rose Rob n Ma e Jame s So u sb y Darlene Kay Spang e Brent Ga 1 Stanley Nancy E zabe h S anley R cha d A Sto ne W II am B an Stone B e C S out I Steven 0 Slou Vel vet Lee Sw she She ry Ga Tacke t Lonn e Ke h Tav or Joe former state attorney Char es Thoma$ Pau a Ash ey Thomas G na Mar e general Holmes $5 has served 10 Thomp son Dar ene L or Th orn on Do n Brad ey years on the appellate co urt T s Te r Lyn n Tob n m Columbus and s a former Deena Jo Va do speaker pro tempore ol the M chael Eugene VanMete Ohto House ol Represen Te esa Lynn Van Mete Pat c a Jo Vaughan Robe t tauves Anthony Venoy J Te r Clifford F Brown 62 IS a Ly nn V n ng J Anne fon er Huron Count y judge Wa burn Ter ry Oewa n e with IJ years on the appellate Walker Sco Allen Warne chae B·yan Way tan• J m co urt bench He was the M Webs er Oav d R W cox DemocratiC nom nee for the Da v d L WI am son Jen Supreme Court n 1974 losmg n fe Lynn Wse Dcnn s Ray to Republi can Ju su ce Wo e S u ~ a n Ma e Wr ght An Wyn• R ck Yost Th mas M Herbert by nl y a Lo Kenne h Young slim marg n Mtch A res dent of 516 Buelow OriS E Cba tt10 72 West Columba died today at 5 40 Road Allen Mtch Mr a m in Holzer Medtcal Stnger was born Oct 13 1930 Center after a three year n Me gs County a son of ArthurS nger now of Toledo illness A I fe long resident of and the late Cora Spencer Mason County he was horn oo Smger He was a graduate of July 13 1900 In Flatrock to the Stewart Htgh School at late James R and Abby G tended Oh o State Un verslly Steele Cbatt10 He was a and res ded 10 Lavonia M ch and Dearborn Mtch reltred Iarmer He was preceded m death before movtng to Allen He by one brother Harold and formerly worked for the Penn Central Ra !road before two 10lant ststers SUrvtvors nclude his wtfe becommg a dairy farmer Mr Smger was a member Hazel Martin Cbatt n two s sters Mrs Marjorte Ball of the Ftrst United Methodist Mtddleport and Mrs Church In Dearborn and a member of the Michigan Milk Dorothy Burris Columbus lwo brothers Robert Chattin Producers Assn and the {,1tfton and John Chattin H lldale County Farm Mason and several nieces Bureau He was married and nephews April 22 1962 to the former Funeral services will be Janet Bosh who survives held Friday 1 30 p m In the along w th three daughters Wilcoxen Funeral Home with Mrs Joy Ann Ely Saline the Rev George Hoschar Mich Mrs Jlll McCaM of officiating Burial wlll be tn Bellv lie M ch and Judy Kirkland Memorial Gardens McCann at home Bestdes hts Frtends may call at the father Mr S nger Is survived funeral home alter 6 p m by seven brothers and two Thursday sisters Funeral services will be JAMES H SINGER held al II am Thursday at James H S nger 47 for the Van Horn Eagle Funeral n erly r Middleport dted Home tn Hllldale Mtch Tuesday at the Coldwater Bura I will be 10 Allen Health Center tn Coldwater Cemetery at Allen Mtch tJ NOW YOU KNOW There are e ght times as many rats as there are people m Mextco Ctty (Continued from Pile 1) Califorma locahttes from $10 b lhon to $3 btlhon and provtde no other means to fmance government servtces Gov Edmund G Brown Jr and the legislature trted to stdetrack Proposltton 93 wtth a more modest coun terproposal but the voters weren t buymg Although the referendum was a defeat for Brown he had no trouble wmn ng nommatton for a second four AOU year term e:d Sob e o o h d en 905 J305 In the state s four way Republ can gubernatorial TO GOOO home 5 a wh e co a d k ens some w h b ue prtmary Attorney General eye s a bock om o Adu s Evelle Younger led former a5 good mouse s Co Los rutgeles Pollee Ch ef Ed 992 J 28 o e o4 pm o an be Davts Assemblyman Ken een al • o4 a 289 Mu be y A ~tnue Pome oy Maddy and San D ego Mayor Pete Wilson THHEI: WH TE k ens o o ond ge k en 9n 2520 of e b Montana also retired an pm meum bent senator but 11 was no surpnse Rep Max Baucus as predicted beat N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Sen Paul Hatfteld in the PROBATE DIVIS ON DemocratiC prunary for the MEIGS COUNTY OHIO EDISON HOISTETTER seat Hatlteld had been flllmg Admin strato of the Estate by appomtment smce the of Merit E Ri.:e dtctiUd death last year of Lee Plaint It Vi Metcalf Larry Wtlliarns won RHODELL STEFFY tt II the GOP nomination to Oetendlnts No 20 tOt oppose Baucus NOT CE FOR SERVICE Case 74 had been expected BY PUBLICAT ON to wm nommattoo to seek hts To No a K nd e whose s unknown and fourth SIX year term but the address can no w h reasonab e 34 yearo0ld Bell backed by d oen ce be asce ta ned To The unknown he s and conservative groups all over dtv sees o No a K nd e t the country mounted a deceased To G enn K nd e whose vigorous well financed address s unknown and campatgn can no w h reasonab e Case s loss brightened the d oence be asce a ned To The unknown he s and prospects for Bradley a dev seu of G enn K nd e t Rhodes scholar as well as a deceased To Edga K nd e whose famous athlete who beat address s unknown and former state Treasurer cann o w h easonab e R chard Leone for the d gence be asct a ned To Tl"le unknown he s and Democratic nommation aev sees or E doe K na e Bell s New Jersey feat was de cused To Reha Rupe whost the stunner of the biggest s unknown and prunary day of the year but addrtH canna w h easonab e It wasn t the only vtctory lor d oen c e be asce a ne d To The unknown he s and the GOP rtght dev sees o Re ha Rupe In Iowa former Lt Gov de used To G enn Know es whose Roger Jepeen a staunch addre~s s unknown and conservative beat Maurice can no w h easonab e Van Nostrand a moderate d otn ce be uctrta ned The ~Jnknown hers and Republican w th the backing devTosets of G en Kn o w es of Gov Robert Ray for the deceased The ~Jnknown ne rs and nom nation to oppose devTosees o L eo a Zw ng Democratic Sen Dick Clark de ceased Tht unknown ht sand Ray won renomma tion to deTo ues o F an c u V seek a fifth term state House B ·van deceased To The unknown he sand Democrat c leader Jerome dev sees o Ed h R: ce Fttzgerald wiU oppose hun de ceased To The unknown he 1 and MISSISSipp also proVIded a d ev sees o Mae P ce surpnse Maurice Dantm de ceased came out of a f eld of seven To The ~Jnknown ne rs and dev sees o Me e E R e candidates to lead for the deceased and Democrattc nomlnauon to To The ~Jnknown ne rs and succeed retirmg Sen James dev sees o J Q R ce ceased Eastland Danlin will face de You are ne eoy no ed Gov Cliff Fmch the primary he you have been nemttl endants n e ega ac on favor te 10 a run de en ed Ed son Hobs e e off June 27 Rep Adm n s a o of he Es ete Thad Cochrahn won the GOP of Me e E R ce P an t vs Rhode S effy e a Senate nommatioo Oefendan 1 Th s ac on he• been an gned Case No 20 90~ in other prunary results Cour o Commort Oh o - Republican Gov Pn eashe Pobee Ovson., James Rhodes won Me os Coun y Oh o ,..5769 ~t Th e ob eel o he Compla n~ r e nomtnatton without s ha he ea esrat( breakmg a sweat Ll Gov he e nat e due bed be so" Rtchard F Celeste woo the n sen e y end to pay th• of he dec eden the,. Democratic nomination to debs he r on s n e es s and entt oppose hun Former Rep of a I pa es mav be tu (, erm ned tha the Pan ' ' Wayne Hays won the Demo- de be eu ho zed and o dered 01 crat c nommation for a state se sa d u e5 a e and o,. such ur ht e t as he ma l legtslature seat en ed ne sa Cl reai South Dakota - Rep Larry ube ete s s ua ed a 39 No h Pressler won the Republican Fou th Avenue M dd epo f o and des c bed a nommauon to seek the seat of Oh 0 ows ret rmg Sen James The o ow no desc bed! esta e s ua ed n tht' Abourezk Former Rapid vea age o M dd epo coun ~ City Mayor Don Barnett wtll o Me gs S a e of Oh o Be no 2.5 ee o f he ea sl! try to retain the seat for the ot Lo No 88 Democrats Attorney endOeed Iii efe ence Vo um t General Wtlliam Janklow 48 Page ,.J6 lind Vo um1 Page 399 Me o~ Coun , won the GOP nomi 25.5 Deed Reco ds nat on for governor You a e equ ed to answer an w th n 28 day' Roger McKellips won arhee Comp he u pub ca on o• the Democratic guber h s not c~ wh ch w I be Shed once n ch week or natural nominatiOn de sPUb x conse cu ve weeks Trtt feat ng Lt Gov Harvey as pub ca on w be madl Ju y 2 978 and he 21 Wolhnan who will serve ,s on de vs or answer w com acting governor this summer menc e on ha dll e n cast o you fa u e o when Gov Robert Kneip an1we o o he w se espond leaves to be ambassador to as equ ed by he OM o Iii: u tl o C v P ocedu e ludoment Singapore de au w be rende ed New Mextco - Former by aga nst you tor re ef Gov Bruce King won the demanded n he Comp an! Democrat c nomination to J ant Morr s succeed Gov Jerry Apodaca C e k of the Cou t of Common Plus He will be opposed by lormer P obate o v son state Sen Joe Skeen the 1974 Me gs County Oh o GOP candidate Republican Oa ed June 5 ~18 Sen Pete Domen1cl and hll 161 7 u 2 28 !1 5 2 6 c Democratic opponent Attorney General Toney Anaya had no primary opposttion ST LOUIS (UPI ) - Sparky Anderson pond ered a scorecard show ng the s Louts Cardmals batt ng averages ')'hose averages pr n ed on there are accmate aren t they? the C n mn t manager ask ed w t1 out expectmg anyone to da e answer Anderson was JUSt fy ng hts manuever 10 the f rst nrung of Tuesday n ght s game when he called for start g pttcher Tom Hume o walk Ted Sunmons mten onally Simmons IS a better left handed httter than Ke th Hernandez Hume sa d n agreement w th h s manager It made sense to go that way Anders on s scorecard showed S mmons w th a 332 ' he 1 e we wou d be shut out for he res of the n ght \Iter the fnur-runs n the f rst Hu ne rettred the next 16 men b~fore be ng I f ed for a p nch h tter m the seventh Ev e y t h ng was work ng Hume satd I had all my p tches St I ou s starte John Denny was match ng Hume mn ng for nmng Denny ra s ng h s record to 5-4 a lowed f ve htts all s ngles 11 e only un was n the s xth on a s ngle by Joe Morgan a ground out and a smgle by Dan Drtessen The ea I asr been sconng runs for m e Denny sa d Wth four runs n the f rst I knew I had better wm the ba 11 game Wth Hu ne and Dennv eg I d spos ng of th e batt er s qu kl y he b ggest ba I ng t <J S p exc em ent was a person a By BILL MADDEN UPI Sp. rts Wnter The New Yo k Yankees m the throes of an embarrass ng slun p have dropped four games n a ow and seven of thetr las e gh ad Manager B lly Martm s aga10 feuding " h s Iron off ce super ors Even before the Yankees un ceremon ously d opped thetr se ond stratgh to the lowl) Seattle Manners Tuesday n ght on a n th mn ng er or by Wtll e Randolph rum ors were ny ng that Martm wh prev ously was f red at M nnesota Detro t and Texas was about to be sacked aga n I have no comment on wha an ybody s wr t ng about me satd Martm I don t th nk the people who say tl ese th10gs have the fa ts After l) ng the gan e 3-3 on Ju Spencer s seventh nn ng he mer the Yankees hrew t awa) m the mnth when Juan Bernhardt led off " th a double for Seattle Jul o Cruz then ta d down a sacr r "' bun bu Randolph coverm ~ f rst let the throw from Yanke e el eve r R ch G.lssage get away from h m and pmch runner J ose Baez dashed ho e w th the stra ght v ct.ory the nmth for the Whtte Sox 10 10 games and the second stra ght shutout w10 by Ch ca go ove the Ind ans Jorge Orta doubled hon e one un and Bob Molmaro s ngled m another Rangers 2 R ya Is I D F e g us on Jenk n s contmued h s rem• k• bl e comeback outduehng Dcnms Leonard wtth a four-h tter Bobby Bonds dec ded the game w h a f fth nn ng homer tha snapped a I tte As7RcdSxl Rook e Taylor Duncan sparked the st 11 surpr smg A s to thetr fourth stra ght w n by dr v ng n four runs d el between Denn} and sta te Genrge Foster In the f u th l • kng up u g De1 ny htl Foster on 11 s u p the btl! of h s t elmet and ad F ster po nte I a f ng er of ttf er " rn ng at Denny as he "alked to f st base In the e ghth Denny struck out Foster to end he no ng San George has a tenden y to can nto the p tch Denny at n ak s sa d Whe l h t hm he told e I better ot do agam bu 1 d dn t sa) anything to hu When I struck h 10 ou ater I glared at him and I wanted to say SIJ eth ng bu kept qu et )() The last tlmg I wa ted to do was sttr up the C nc nnall ng ti-l en termg nl< Reds wttl a 4 I lead h I I ll es oaded \N NAI OilS Md UPI Navl halfb k K e Ga u and iJ ske b I e er Henry Ku7J a I u sd ay e ved he US Na a! Aca den v s h ghe t a I c a\\ rt for s r rst w th a double and 978 maJor league homer On les 8 Angels 6 ,arry Harlow had three s g smgles stole thr ee bases and wl scored t w e n the Or oles seventh st a ght v ctor y Nolan Ryan tagged for 12 h ts m 5 I 3 Mmgs los h s th rd stra gh won 19a5 A's to pitch top choice NEW YORK UPI ) Oakland owner Chari e F nle) apparentl y • I not wa long o see how M ke Morgan h s No I p ck 10 Tuesday s drart can p tch We th nk he can step r ght n there w th us F n ey sa d He w 11 start for the A s Sunday We would nut ha ve drafted h m f we d dn t h nk we were ge ng the best The At anta Braves hose coll ege baseball s all tm e ead ng slogger o open th e summer f ee agent dr a ft Bob Homer an mftelder from Ar rona Sta e wh o set NCAA smgle season and career home run records hts year was the No I cho ce fh e clubs se ec ed tn reverse o der of the r 1977 f mshes w th the Nat onal w nn ng run Leagu e p ckmg ahead of the Elsewhere n the Amer can Am er can Lea gue under a ea g u e C h c ag o rot almg system For the first whitewashed Cleveland 3.{) me the draft prov ded Tuas shaded Kansas C ty :J,- compen sa on to teams wh o 1 Oak and !rubbed Boston 7 ost veterans n the re-entr y I and Baltunore put away draft Cahforn a l><i Toronto w th the second Wht e So 1 3 Indians 0 p ck se ected Lloyd M seby FranciSCO Bamos tossc I a an 18 year ld lei hand ed seven h tter for h s thtrd hill ng r r~ basen an out f elder from Oakland Ca lf ) H gh Schoo l The Blue Jays unmcd ately announced the stgn ng of he 6 fvot 3 200 pounder and satd he " 11 be ass gned to th e P oneer Lea gue farm club at Medtc ne Hat n A bert a Canada Aft er the Mets hose Homer s eamma e Hub e ook Brooks Oakland • Ftshmg Tackle and Rods and Reels • Guns and lnte nat on a League Reloadtng un ed P ess nte na on a W L P GB • Ball Gloves Ch a es o 35 5 00 R Ch mOnd 2 2 .563 Campmg Co umb us 22 1 5 2 9 Equtpment To edo 22 23 A89 0 Roch es e 27 2 4 A 8 • Archery Paw u k. e 22 24 .t1 8 • Indoor Games T d ewa e 2 4 28 462 23 Sy ac se 15 33 3 3 9 • We have G 11 TuedaysReu Cerltltcates Ro h e s e T d e wa e J s Morgan and prompt!) an nounced hetr plans for h m Horner sa d hts selectiOn by the Braves was a dream rorr e true It co uldn t be a bet er s tuat on after talkmg by phon e o Braves owner Ted Turner Aft er Oakland selected Morgan r gh handed p tch er Rod Boxberge r of Southern Cal I rn a was taken b} Houston Boxberger wa s the r rs college p tchcr taken in compensallon for the Joss of veteran free agents Ma o League S and ngs By un ted P ess lnte na ona Na IJna L e a~ue Ch a go Ph o Mon ea New Yo k P Sb g h s ou s san F an C n na OSA San 0 ego Hous on A a Eas W L Pc 29 20 59 2 11 1 S63 2 '14 51Y 1.5 30 ?J 28 'l 34 32 28 7d 23 28 21 19 9 3 w L 6 9 30 2 28 2J 9 5 6 25 J 455 23 28 45 382 9 3 W es 6 5J 8 GB p Courthouse PHONE 675 2988 Open SundaY I P m 6 P m Monday thru Satu day m cBP m co 20 WINDOW FANS NOW IN STOCK ~ 9 6 6 50 5 3J 8 53 5 GB 4 9 4 4] 0 380 2 9 9 35 •35 one 5 J G ms ey 9 2 5 B 05 6 pm PLAYZSCRIMMAGES Cl EVELAND UP! Th e Clev eland Browns annual preseason mtra-&~uad scrunmages w I be replaced by two contr olled scrunmages w th the Buffalo B li s the Browns have announ ced F rs t of the two scrunmages wtll be held July 22 at Ed nboro State College Ed nboro Pa the club disclosed Tuesday It wtll nvolve rookie• onl} The second scrunmage wtlt be conducted at Kent State Un verslty s Dlx Stadtum Kent Ohto on July 30 n wh ic h both veteran s and rook es wll part ctpate SP.o fs f ansae on s BY Un ed Pr es" nle nat ona TueSday P o Footba New Yo k Je s T ad ed de ens ve a k e Ca Ba ka s o G een Bay Pa cker s tou h and d a cho c: es neM yea Tam p a Bay NASL S g ed t') Oa k eepe N ky oh s f om Eno and o , to yea con .!IC ~oc h e s e NASL goa keepe Ra k a S YuQOs &v a a s oned t om Hockey ac a M o • , • 0 xon 2 2 Hou s on b gh Rooker 35 Pn A a n a N ek o 5 6 a S ou s. Fa one 0 4 8 35 p m Tl'lu sday s Game s C n c n na a en c ayo A an a a S ou s Los Ang a Mon ca n gn Hou s on a P sbgh n gh p con • • Los A n g e ~ s S gned Wa r en Homes o a mu ye a L a I ub e neal M kc Schn d w walk ed and I u' nsk f 1 wed w tl a ngle to ent Ph adelph a c red wo un rncd uns n the th rd and added a no he n tl e f ftl n M r son th rd ho ne run a d e ond n two n ght A ac f ce f y by I uz nsk n t1 e eventh accoun ted fo I er the un Cubs 9 As r 4 Dave K ngma n h t h s sev e h a eer g a nd sla n home ru dur ng f ve ~ un xtl n ng to power Ch eago over he lOth H ustun fo stra gh ho ne v ory and he ~th w n n he Ia t 16 O ak and w h 2 3 Kt'lnSil C Hcl ex as A exanae pm 3 ; ~: , 3 8 35 SCIOTO RESUI TS CO lUMBUS UPI - J n Pollock gu ded Brel<l Colors o a three -qu a tcr length VIctor y o\ er Dar10g Davtd 1 tl e featu C<l e gl ace at & ot Down s I uesday mgh [he w nn er cove rec the tie n 2 04 3-:i and e urn e<l $7 40 $4 20 and $3 !0 Dar ng Davtd ktcked ha ck $3 80 an I $2 80 for sec: on d " h le Hasty Noble came n tht d and pa d $420 Mea dow Mar A won the ftrst race k ck ng off a 2-8-7 tr recta l'O nbm at on tl at was w rth $3 033 90 Canad an Bomb came n seco I and You Guessed It f n shed th rd A crowd of 4 584 wagered $3:19 9$0 the f st me s e 1974 h NB A hamp onsh p scr cs s go ng a fu even ~ames !'he Bullets evened the ser es Sunday n ..and ver by a 11 7-ll2 d ubb g of the S s Mot a sa d he wou ld on s de h seaso a su ess eve n f he Bu le s lose he f na gan e Bu w h he he s x h ga he pr .s ure s he gan es D dgers 8 Mets 2 Ste e Gar vel s wo un oubte t gge ed a ow un fourth nn ng raJ y ha enab led I os Ange es to de e New York and snap a f ve gan e los ng str eak Doug Rau now 6 2 wen he s ance fort s fr s v ory n e May 9 Pirates 4 Braves 2 Dave Parke etu ng t h I neup JUst three days a r suffer ng a bon e ch p on I e ddle f nger of h s ef t tr pled ho ne one run roo WO 0 hers 0 I ad tsbu gh ne n ey o nad hree r cld goal he las n ne m nu! e of ga e 5 won by Sea e 98 94 an d hey sta "'ed u Sun Ia) 1e s a e e a l} the Nets NBA ne Hu Sea S ~ LEC f SHORTSTOP 'lEW YORK UPI I he ll n a len C nna Reds e ec ed a sl o whop a d a e as he r f s two n t1 e su ba s ball p "' he rtra d 1 ucsda ) n New c K ngman ago y usp bo om 6 h b ackou Gm San D ego 000 000 0 6 Mo Leaders Sh c a Ma o L eag ue L e-ad e and Robe e c d 200 000 s 50 e By Un ed P e n e na on a Ba ng Ba cd on 25 a bats N a ana Lea g u e G A B H Pc 35 5 8 6 63 5J JJ 4J ]2 20 60 3 9 6 J 8 5 3 68 arn e way orr Jn e Bul e h games by a t a wl Je e Son he r h ee by a 6 0 hLI Son s e I e f nal a s u yb ok k WI c W kens a Sea tie :o ach on k ll c Heds p eked N ho as F: a k a fJ 3 85 pound h s op f Ca ol C ty I Ia and Da d Van Gorder a r. 2 190iJ und ca chc from & nt<J Ana Ca I Reds also bbed Es llo v an ou r elder Holl) wood Cal f I ah a gh -handed p h r f om Ho d R ver 0 n B a I l Les c) a gl I a d I p I e f 910 C on a NJ Kev m N e• ul a a e t ha nded p c o n H ck l N C an ICar Kem p o a c he r fro n Ar ng on He gh ts Ill 3 60 5 I HE NTON N J Uf F er Ne " Yor k Kn ks ba sk tba I st r B 11 Brad 'uesd ay won the De Se11<1 e at on Je s.y Bradley an A I A1 er a t Pr n eton and star forwa d for the Nc\1 York K ks h s r rst ry fo pub c fftce cas y defeated fo er sta t< I rea sur e H I a I .eon 000 00 5 000 50 00 000 00 0 Bo bon and Dcnn a o S mmo 5 A me Ch H m a n Lea gue 00020000 3 90 000 000 000 0 0 c.Bil' o cl d Na ho odn 9 a d Ha ey Mon c Ke W OCI Mo q 5 0 3 < Wi\SHI NG10N (UPI And) Bca nea rly doub ed h ye ar y e rn ngs by ~ nn g $60 000 n ast weeke d > K n per Open a d I bed on 4th to f f a n ng e PCA eader s rues da) $1J7 509 ot The op wo le ders I d play n he our na n I Watson f rst place w nn ngs e na ned at $203 831 and Jack N ck a us e nc l second pia e w th $1 82 3•4 Gary Pla) er n reased I s th rd place ea rn gs b) $2 400 f r a $159 543 tot a and H b Green has won $147 !9 t c 7 ' Pet pe r year on a 4 year cerltftcate of de po st! $1 000 00 m ntmum depostt A sub sta n a l penalty s nYok ed on a ce t f cate ac o unts w t hdrawn pr or o he date of matur fy Bo 6 c NY NY Sea 000002 00 02 000 00 Go~saqc T d ow Mvn o M aug 3 6'1 90 6 and Raw ey so W Rav. e 3 Gos age 3 5 HR New a d S Yo k. SPCfi C 6 The Ath ens Coun y Sav ng s & Loan Co 296 Second St Pome oy Oh o Bo Lee Oak Re ko Ess a 3 0 y 9ames award ha e to me about h sa d e Lmescores a e>e ba l r a le ts AI cr can a ng d bu n he ,ong Beach G a d Pr x earl e th s year MON TREA l Ul I Peter Bavas ) Out fu prestdent of the To on B uc Jays was chosen hi seba ll s Man of th e ' ear n Q n Ia for 1977 b) he Ba ebal Wr ters Assoc at on cl apt s of Montreal and ro o tn In accept nx the I uno r Ba vas 911 I 0 beh lf f the board of drect s pla ye rs an I he ard w rk ng fro .:Jff ce s aff of the Blue Jays 1 \\ ant o t1 ank l e BBW\ l a p ers f r s r a w ess d s p a yed som e ar thrr et We g t d wn o 2 teams hen d "" t c gh ll e t fou and n wh ere a e n } t wu sa d he Was h n g t o oa r h r 1 n ght tl e e s Cn 45 Socu PICKENS HARDWARE u an f d ngl o score one run After 6S5 w Ga L p 9 6 33 2 ea GB Wes w Am e can L eagu e By Un ed P ess n e na on a Ry 1OM GltEEN SEAr I E UPI Toda j s c f nal day of the 1977 78 NBA season a d as the Wa h gt n Bu ets wen thr ugh he f naI workuu Tu es da y D ck M ta -" ) e Watk n Shop Across from rr son Jer } SIC Sport 601 Ma n St Pt Pleasant W Va n R n Blomberg to he Wh te Sox and M ke T rres to the Boston Red So• the New York Yankees rece ved tw extra ftrst round se lect on The Yankees ptcked shor >top Rex Hudler from Bullard H gh School Fresno Cal f and outf eld er Matt he w Wtnters of W ltam svtll e Joe Klecku N Y H gh School as the r d g out compensat on cho ces Tl ey rook e 9 c used ou he f r;t round by select ng r gh han ded p tcher Br a n Ryder of WA K NS t I I ~ N \ Sh rewsbur g Mass H gh UPI Jlr lge hon I e a ed r ues d l I c Sch ol r 1e o t tl l x a d Tri-County nn ngs 2 R o hes e T dew a e 2n d 1 nn ngs R c hmo nd 6 s v a cuse 2 s nn nys S a se 2 R c hm ond 2nd 7 nn ngs To ed o 0 Cha r es on J P a w u c ke 8 C o umbu s S Today s Games Ro ch es e a T de wa e Sy ac sea R c hmond To ed o a Cha es on P aw u c ke a C o umbus Thu sday s Games Roc h es e a T dewa e Syr ac u se a R c hmond To ed o a Cha ~s on Paw u ck e a umbus c" ) X! C fu h h ea n ay be Yank slump continues MEETING POSIPONED The Star Garden Club meeting scheduled foc Thurs. day has been postpooed until Thursday June lht I p m at the home of Mrs Neva Nicholson W th all the auto recall hwJww gomg on why don t they che<k on the millions of nuts loose belt d the steermg vhee ls? \ erag nd He rna rlez at 285 S n nons a sw tch h Iter wa s httt ng 29t lef handed but Anderson s s rat egy st 11 deferred to S mmons as the better h tter However the strategy d d not work W tl I ou Brock and S mmons on base wtth walks Hume walked Hernandez to load the bases and Jerry Morales lashed a two-run s ngle to r ght held Garry Templeton followed w lh a run scor ng smg e and Morales then scor ed on Hume s w d pttch and the Cards had a 4 1 VIC ory That s all we had the whole game - what we sc or ed n the f r st mn ng Morales sad But of ur e we dtdn t kn w "t Ea ned Run A e ag Ba cd o S4 nn ngs p hed N i'l ona L eague Kneece ~ S 9 Bonh d Re Cn Fo s h 5 hedu ed GREAT SELECTION GREAT TIRES h Ch i 0 6 Rogc II. s ana G n ~~ M 52 A m e can Le agu e Gu d y NY Pa me Ba ao ohnson Oa k. 111 Keoug Oak. 7 28 Zah M nn i 36 St keou s Na ona L eagu e R h a d HO U 99 Se a e N C n 7 k 0 A B even v fmd m 9 P e us o 5 F 66 c an eague Ryiln Ca 05 J: an agan B a a nd Gu c1 N Y 64 T ana a Ca 2 w Oll D 9 69 Mon t Am e xcellt nl sclct I Hill of quahtv rt <"apptd llrcs at lNG! EWOOD Calf (UPI Warren Holmes who ranked second n goals cnred m the Internattonal Hockey League las seaso w th 48 for Saginaw Tuesda) s g n~'li a nultt year contrac t w th the Los Angeles r<mgs Holmes 21 was a ftfth ro und selectiOn of he Kings n he 1977 Nat ona Hnckey League a natcur draft and was name<! to he f r t half IHI all tHr tean last seaSIJn 11 reasonable prtce when you shop MEIGS TIRE CENTER 992 2109 John F Fultz Mgr 700 E Matn Pomeroy 0 �. ...... . 5- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Wed ~ , The Daily ~nto ne l , ~1 id<ll r port- Polllr rn). U , Wednesday , .lunt' i. 19iH Springs ·ups record ith doubleheader victory lr1 RAILE\' l ndepc r1 d ~nt l .cHgtJ0 tJ.~sr ball ac!Hin. Huck Spnnl_\s r \Sed rt s r el'urd tu :1- l \\ rth a '1\ lll bill 1\'lll t•H r hl•St Haruw. I and 8-4 ln the 19-1 r111n p, Brady l• ffmi::lnii OStht• wrnncr•I Hh ~t r1k cuu t s, ft• IH \\ ~l!h , ami just thrrr hit s. Da rt• Sr Hi dgr<l ~S took tlw luss .. 'l1 1c H~ l·1m' lt'(l l!l L'ollllllltted i.l ''hupplllg t::levrn ern ,rs. J 1 11 1 11 1~ Jo t· Hem sll' )' slarJUll ~t.l c1 titn 'L'·ru n homer in llll' ftr st to lead lilt' lnttcr s ..,1 \ lt'l'll Sports briefs t'O HONTU I UPI I Tl w ·rnnt 1• 13\ue Ja y~. wrth t hL' ~·n n d on•ral l t.: hliiC t', .... ler tt-d I .loyd Most• by, an 18' ·<t r -ldd liutfi e ldcr-ftr st 'I SCtnan fr om Oakland . L' il tfl)rnia , u::: the1r fir st; ·tmd pi C'k Ill <• cnt draft . Tuescb y'~ fret·· With littlr d~ la_r. 'I\ wonto ,ned Mt•:5cb_\ anti ass rgnl·d I1:1 11 to llll'ir Medi cirw 1-1 ~ 11 . \ bt~rt a farm duiJ in the I' •necr Ll•agm•. wh l<'h 1 -~ ~ i n s play Junr 21 · lRC'HAR IJ PAKK , N.Y . PI I - The NFI. Buff:olu 'Is han• announr t:'d thvy -:1 play twfl ··etlntrolled"" • m~rna ~P s in July ~tgttlr lSl f' leve land Hrowns . \ Hills spokesmrm :-; ud ' Jesclay the fir st will t..· 1 ! l'd July 22 at Edlllboro ..:. ·t l' C oll e~e i11 Ene, Pa .. .1 , I would iJJ\"Oi w prhuanly 'ka:• players. The Sl!l'lm d IS heduled fur July 30 at the 1 1~ nwns ' tr<tinin ~ camp at nt Stal r Uni vr rslt ) in ' nl. Ohoo. it s 11Hl~ ga111 lht~ ll'c.Hl for guud. Rusty Tul'kt.·r tu1.1 k the loss . St ll'k mg ex tra·base hit s for th e winm' rs \\ ere Dctve Ik•yd , Tul'kt'f' CJ ftt'!' u b,1 SP nn Ua\l s li l St.t'\ 'C ll l'ndn l'ks. In tlw sr l'!t l\d garm'. Rad rw II Hl k i.l Sh\l l't· il n: d thrl'l'·run !Pad 1r1 tht• fJrst w1t ll no lut s Wmnmg pn cher Pnk Aull ll'Htnrll with Jeff ll ubbard lu une·hltter <t S thL'Ir IL'i:llll Th(' Pi ttsburg h Pt•ngu1ns :mnoun<'t' d Tuesday llwy will last J:l gQ.lllt'S Ci ft er bt'l n g dro pped by the \ ' an ro U\'l' r l' <Htucks (';tr l r la.st SC'asu n . He ntcmagt'd ll lli) f11 ur (}1 1 1 11L~ \ri!h Pt tls lmrgh. lll('l udmg on e goa!. POHTI.AND . Ore. 1KPl 1l'<• rt land Traol lll <ozer L'l.'lllL'r Hlil Wal tun ll<1d tht• l'~l s\ ren1oved from Ius lefl foo t o\·er tlw week{'lld <md ll 'i llll d(l(' tor Hnbl'r! ( 'ot 1k s<nd ~l ! ,tHI<t y thrr l' were " no Pomeroy Bowling 1 TeCJIIl J Tram.: Tc .=~m 7 !'< 1 ~ 1 wa~ rt'11liiH' d · .16 3 No . 75-02 -0472 B Pl' l (leddh P(1t M c intyre IIY GHEl. BAILEY llw S\Tacuse Pet' Wee tt·a m last mght routed host !.t•lart 17-0 behind the one- hit tnpl c, and d11u ble. and Mc- 0 c~~, I !8) W('dne sda y Aft ernoon Wt.!(' k of May 7<1 . 1978 w. 11 1 111 '' lf',l l11 Te;'I JT'\ 16 8 16 8 1 1.1 10 1.1 10 8 16 6 18 T('ar-n 1:1 Ter1m I ih qh Clr1r<l qnnh' Mt l•'t·~~·· 1 5~ and 156 f~,,. l. l ~ Tt·.=wl 1 Pat 1 :~ t: H 1qt SECRETARIAL REFRESHER 446 -4367 . Letart routed by Syracuse 1~SQ I ''•lfn ) 1J98 ('lnd l e rlm kmq For mo re mformation con tact Lee E. Ty ler , I.P i and He n- !Ill' l11tt1ng (If John Rime. Mrll y ENROLL NOW! liM~ 1 c~nd Jl.!nny W h•lle~ 1c h J09 H1gh tedm game Ted rn 5 ~6J l l' •l lll 6 ~33. Te a m 1 53 1 H1qh 1, ,rw 1 'ocnes Tc,l m \ M( 111 tyr l On June 12 ther e will be an opening for beginning and a dvanc ed Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipoli s Bu sine ss College . Week da ys or night classes . Both ar e bei ng off ered . L. 10 .11 6 Walton has worn the l'ast tht• t~I!-SOI ! ll<l\'lCU!ar bO!ll' Ill thl' fof1t ou Apnl 22 in the Bluz(·rs ' Sl'{'llrtd playoff gmnP · <Jg a1n s t t he SPfl ttit' SuJw rSnn1c·~ Hi.' lt• ft on t1 \~H'i! tl o n tnp Sh11 T'tly ctflt'r the Turker " 1ol 16 16 6 16 Tr n m6 pn 1blt•JJlS.·· S!IH'l' he ~ uf fl'r t•d a fr~u·t u rt• of 22 ?0 18 16 16 h·~m Rer11! OOOOOt0- 1 3 11 Huffman and M. Ash. dn r ks. w f',1111 ~ H1qll 1nd game Brnl1 16i' nnd 16? K tng I )6 t11gh lflc1 se r 1e~ Chu rlie Mctr· in the SC('t~ nd to score one run . H iW 1!1(' I ~ IIUW 0-4 . HS 4~0 054 2--1!1 7 I Ganes Wedne sda y AHen1oor1 M.1y 31 , l'n8 f a~t cl shal l. 1111 dou!Jks . Turkel gn\ I Ill' on!} Hal'irll' hit. a single Snudgrass t i.P). Hendrick s 1:11 illnl Hend ricks, Haot 131 . ~~~ 023 21 - 8 10 4 H 310 00-~ I 2 Ault 1WP 1, Hubbard 131 " nd AlJ iJot t. BOWLING O:J gl'r B:1 z B asl! en :-.,(lt d S:lndt•r.•;nn , .1 1. " IS fr t•t• t0 tht •1r !Iuffman . Sian Moon, Jeff ~1art in , H PI'ITSBUHC: H i ll!'\ I IIlah hts mm dL•rd I 'rn nnt g,1 111g I ll s1gn lnm . · · S:1 ndt>r smt joHlL'cl till' Pl'fL., f(•l" :lan'IH't' lalllt' d twice 111 th t: secon d ;ual thn·c 11mcs in the third tu t o~ s a not ll',\ to ~i g n ~·rtt-r.an l'enter Dt•rek S:mdt'r Mn . who juined th t• lt'all t latl• lttst sectson. Pen g uin s Grn eral M r111 · Washington II) ( Report Millt•r \\hilt' HoiHlll' Uonr h gut H duubll' In thl' fJ(ttL HHrlllt: gut r un whe n Husty sli.tllll l ll'd a tnplt• ;,p r1 CS Clar,l .))J Pal Ben It 393 Hnuvrr "nd slamm ed a hunw run. fanned 12 and walkr d lL'I; . Jt,t' Housh got the only l.l'lart htl. a d(lublc. Other home run hitt ~ r s fM t h ~: wtnn ers wt.·r·a Dav!d ;\ 111 \;cPr"1' Y, M1kr Kloes, and Hobe rt Hitcluc, McCoy, Doug Owens. <md Sha wn Curming· llmn got a do uble cuch. J or Housh took the luss. fiinnin g f11 Ur. w;:dkmg five, ami gi\·in g up ll lfJ(' !t it s. S 015 147- 17 10 0 L 000 000- 0 1 4 Ctedill1 17~ Wednes day Aff crn oon Wee k of May 17 , 1978 W Tvnrn 1 1? Tc{1m I 1/ 8 lt·<llll l OWednesda v Afternoon Week of May 10, 1978 1:1 !{•,un J J 1,.,1m B a a l i'<Hll} 6 IQ To •,1m6 7 l.t H1qt1gr1t11e MMy H OOVCI I fl.! ,lnd 158 Pn I Ben I 1 rliXI k 11y W hitlc~hh 1~5 H1qh <;Pnes MMy HoovH r ,ll eeniJ 157 flJ1 d Jenny Wh tt ,1t rh 396 w. L. 6 2 6 ? L ll'.=tm, : '} p1td11 ng uf Barry McCoy an d H1ffle ~ To·,lll1 I 4 4 lt•,)rt\ 7 4 .1 lt 'rltnJ !t' <ll116 1 6 7 b J e nn y H1gh gam e Wt1d lrt lth . 160 , Mar y HoovN i'tl ,1nd Cledtl h Ktnq 155 H1gh scr1CS p;,1 Bent/ JQQ Jenny Wh1 tln lcll J90 and (tcd, th Ktng 393 If we want an c1-:a mplc of a pro gnun with fcdt•nll benefit s and ru na way runaway costs, we Should study the ho u ~ i ng subsid)' prol-! ram under Section 8, Title II of !he Housing and Community Development Act l(tw , as adrninistcrcd by . the burea ucrats an d funded by year. of 1 97 ~ . Thai provision of the role as a father , tdcvision star and t'uncerned human being. Again , h l~ openness renters in so me cities co uld qualify for such ta xpayer· p<lid · housing. Even if our New Yurk City family made the 15 \o 25 percent of salary contribut ion. and if HUD did not add the extra 20 percent in sub sidy payment. the taxp<lyer cost to house this family could be $12,000 per caplivated the peo ple around . Beynolds; '' his image of sex symbol, " I guess I;rn vain him. His cumm cnts about THE FINAL 5 DAYS OF OU ·Rental subsidy has become a very expensive .pro~ram. federal housing subsidy for a Annual contract authority is New York City fam ily. expected to be Sl.l billion for The law prnv ides ·fur a fisc a I year 1979 with subsidy fnr rcnlers whose obligations estimated a[ $23 .3 inc01 ncs arc 10 percent below billion . Through 1976 the the i:lverage in their area . The estimated use of Section 6 laxpaycrs pay the landlord cn nlract au th ority is ex the differe nce between the pected to total $3.5 billion, tena nt contri bution (usually paying out an estimated $84 .6 income 1 and the con tract bi llion over the next 15 to 40 re nt. The only feder al · years of the contract life. crit erion for participation is This program, li~ e many grown out of all proportion to be dro\J ms in an elevator need . buildin~. The House Appropriations Committ ee approved next ha s no income good intentions , but ha s sih•ry sta le, and if BUD adds yea r's funding request for 20 percent as it os allowed to this program and others do. a landlord would be given whi ch are part of the Ad$1.260 a mont h to house the ministra\i un's half trilli on fami!}'. Some may call this an dollar fiscal ycur 1979 bud~ et. extreme ease. but too often such extravagant spending uf tax pctye r.s' m uncy can beromc the p<ltle rn m government progrH ms. I have spu ken uut co n· sistl!ntly against such cxce~sivc\y e xp e n sive program s , governme nt waste. and burea ucrati c.! The !ruth is !hat much of inefficien cy, but Cong ress !he Sccti11n 8 housing is betler must act to curta il such than thai nf the unsubsicli7.ed expensive prog rams. befor e ta xp.a ycr . who 111 nw ny cases th e taxpayer' s burd en helps SllflpOrt otllC !'S bett CI' hecumcs even greater. I will tha n hr li\'CS hirnsclf:Undcr tlw program, as it is now set up, t wu·thn·ds of the l'untinur to work to curb such rid icu lo usly ex pensiv r programs. '~HEALTH ~awrence E. Lamb. M.D. or~<trt1lell \'t·nlt·i•·ular fihrill:ttiotl rlty tlm uc fiislrHJII prudut lll g cun- r~g ul ;1 r he~:ll'l SIU:IK ( 'lil t' Al'f'Jo:AH~ to be th<• m·w look adopted by r'ittshurgh Pirate .Juhn Milner. i\('tually, Milner was just trying to kt•t•p warm during a brisk evening game by wrapping tnwf•ls around a span· catcher's mask. l'hough the rash ion co uld givt• a n rxotic acce nt to the nntion 's ballparks, it " 'ould ct.'rlainly reduce the players ' pc riJ,ht.•ral visiun. -·1 -- ·- ·--- ----·-I I j I I Jerusalem, 8 p.l\l. Friday at Pomeroy Masonic Temple; Social .I cove red dishes. SATU RDAY BAK E SALE by freshman Calendar I class of Souther n High members are tu take two Schnol. 6:30 a.m . to 12 :30 p.m. Saturday at Racine Home-National Bank. CINCINNATI REDS !rial camp , 9 a .m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Institute, W. Va . Jim Vennari, Pomeroy, team seoul. invites boys between 16 and 2t to attend. Those playi ng Amer ic an Legi on baseba ll must have per· mission from coach or THUHSDAY SPECIAL MEETING . Meigs Chapter 17. OAPSE, 7: 30p.m. "nlllrsda)' at Meigs Junior High Cafeteria . Lou Kitchen , director of governmc,ntal se rvi ces Y.1i!l be present to di scuss legislation and Bnb LeCiain, field cl ircc\or, woll disc uss OAPSE . benefit s. OHIO VALLE \' Gra.nge L'tJI!l !!Jandcr and boys at· 2612 wdlmcet atl hc hall a1 8 lending schoo ls st ill open for p.m. Thursday. There will be lhc year must have per· mi ~~ i u n from coach or pot luck refreshmen ts. pn nci pal. Bnys are to take FHIUAY uniforms and gloves; balls FtU ENDS HI P NIG HT and bais furnished . observance by Mary Shrine 37, Order of Whi le Sh rine of IJI·:t\H f)H. LA MB - Could ) "" plea se tell me sumethmg ~~ ·n o u.'l ll'l'l'g lllant y of till' lll'ar! Ttw ~- t·ntrldt ·~ an• the ht•avy ,lllUSI' Ui<tf' dtilllliJl' f'S that do the major ptunpmg a!' llilll fur tht• hl'al't . When lhl'~ f1bnll:tll' the~ ~ 1111ply l wl l f'll ur ~ 41111111 m ;1 sl ow Un· dul tt lln g fa ~ lnon cutd tin nul l'U IItl'ill'l l'ffu·lently. WtLIHJUl mltqu:tt l' t· ontnl('ttort the ARMSTRONG ACCOTONE COVERINGS The savin~t• will floor you! Select now on your f avoritr vinyl pattl'rtl8 for evl'ry room! (!j.% ~ If the defibnllation lli'IH 'ess fn!lll .llw eledri c shock is raptd enough Lhe per su1\ c ~:m lx! returned tu a norm:. I sli.lt e. • ' ·' Ev(•n of Vl'nlri eular fibrilla111111 is prL·scn t and thcrl' is no ht..'H !'t ca n't pump bluud Hllli ..: tgmf it- ant r 1rcu Ia· lif e IJy mlmuHsh•nng t'i o:-.(_•d h l!C II't II ICI SSi-lg l' by rhytllllll l' IU't'SSUI't' ti ll till' 1·lwst. l 'lll :-.1'11d mg you The ll culth l.t.: !ll' l' nu1 nbt•r i-.J. S<:tvt• C1 l.ifl' : Hea rl and Lung ;\ rr est. whlt'h de·H' t'IIJes the hft· S.tV111g procedure that ccm be these MICHULE We've rolh and rolls of all the newest floor look s! • •• ••• ••• ••• • ('lf'CUII1 Sietflt'l' S. I thmk all adults shuul d knuw ilt iW Wl ~h ••• • RAK liARA ••• FOR THAT ONE MOMENT ... YOUR PERFECT CHOICE dooJe>\erul blockage of rurunun· i.H' h'f'IL'S. Tlus is the lrreg uiarn y uf the loeart !hat 12' Width Reg. 13.95 NOW ONLY -· • to do th1 s IJI'tKl'liu re and J that all hi gh school t l11 /l . l lu rtng vt·nl rt cul;u· students would be tau gilt till s ! l b rt ll ~t(IUII ti1 L' I'l' IS !I U rndhoU. In ltlu sl cu111 · 111t' ~t.-; urablt: blood press ure lllUilllics tilt' Hea rt A:-;suclc-1· and ~ uu t ·c-m 'L dl'ted ~:m y t1o1 1 mtd Hcd Cross uffer publ· Ill the e~rlcnl's ttl the l 'ourses i n this prut'cd un· aml wn st, lwiid or ollu.·r sud 1 I hupt· It w1Jl l~ cunk i:l slauh •l'<:tllon ~. d< tnl pe:trl uf tettching ttl !c1.1st TIH .'I IS tltl' ll"l'l'~ LIIiinly tltat on lngh Sl' huol and eullcge . ofteu causes suddt•u death a ~ i1 t'OIIlplil 'Hl iUII tu fatl y- 1hl'rT 1s no •• MASON, W.VA. 773-55 54 ••• • •• What os the l'ieetr w siHX'k ill ega lly on the injured li st , NFI. fur '' WL•Il. II m·u1 ral1zcs <J il nf reserve Cnmmissioner Pete Rozelle t hiil irregular l'lt•L'I rit.:<JI Hl'!Jril,v Llwt ·~ gu mg on 111 Lhl' sa oct· Tuesday. RM.elle also an nounced llt'<ll'l lllUSd es tlli:l l ('l!USt'S llll' teams will be allowed to sui t twlldllng . Om·t tl \ d1sdl; trgup 45 play ers for each game, l'tl thL• dtdl'll' ili ilt' IJ Vity U\! 1'1' rather than the 43 permitted thl' hei-lrl lllllSI' IL· I.K·gtns tu lust year . p!'1/t'l't. 'tl trt the nnnll l:d •• • •• • • •• •• • •• ~---------------- = --------~----------------------~~--------------------------------------~ ..................................... :• SPRING O INTO fg~ SUMMER $SAVINGS ~ CHUCK ROAST 5th & Peflrl Racine, 0. 2 lb . We Gla dl y Accept Fed Food Stamp s Monday thru Fnday 9 · 00 fll 7 00 S• tu rday 9 . 00 -9 :00 CL OSE D 2/49( Idaho Ca liforn1 a POTATOES ORANGES ea cn 15' 69~ oz. 79~ Showboa t PORK & BEANS 2' ' oz. 2/99~ Heinz PEANUT BUTTER 28 oz. '149 PRINGLE$ REGULAR & EXTRA Twin Pak 79~ ~ BUY THE BETTER COMBINATION DURABLE CONSTRUCTION • 10 -vear limited warranty on washer transm ission parts • Lifet ime lim ited warranty on both stainless steel tub and drum • Full one-year w~ rranty on all parts KETCHUP 32 oz . 89~ COKE 12 pkg . cans '2" ............, SPEC IA L COMB INATI ON PRICE ...................... _. ~ citv f•lf• u ... •~tom~t lc ••tlttt WI(" MuN I>C'\I(It, IU·fttw le fl-1 11'111 SLICED JOWL. .......................~~~-.. 1 5 59 French City li ttfnSMrllu•• .,.tt i nt~~ leu yov llu~ 1 11 ,.,.,_. nl tabu.,. •fti~•n l 1y .,.[ ul•!v. ••••••••••• s.................... ~ .............. ~.~: ..'1 •••••••••• SPEED QUEEN 39 -bolterlOillllongor. • ••••••••• ............... -~~~~.~ ....~~: .. ggc nlltbr in olltco.,tly 1nd ••f•l y Aor 11 evtnl'f hflltd ill! fORE e nlfltnt t i'MI d<um , pnilutiny you• cl u thli fc om h111h , dntcl h111. INGELS FURNITURE .Old Fashion or Jackson "'.i.i.:t.iil'····· •......•.• •••..•....••.•.•. -~~.:. s149 fout ·eyelf ele-r:lfoe rfty., ''''"'h 511m· IM'"IUII Wllintt !tU V<JU dtv 1111 »t 106 N. 2ND AVE. ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. pr ed~le him . Mrs. Morgan charmed !he audience and even won a lew femin ists over with the idea that by loving yourself and accepting wha t yuu ure then you are able to love someone else. Mrs. Morgan also spoke on giving lov e fre ely; a love that accepts and doesn 't try to change or mold. Her thoughts were well received as she proved to be the perfect guest for the audience or women who had come not only to see the televi sion persona lily , bon to share in a feeling of optimi sm. After Dnnahue mel with the rruwds gulng oul the gate he gave a rret.iS conrercnee, mesmerizing the press with WOMENS AND TEENS HALTER TOPS One Size Fits All CUT-OFF SHORTS AMERICAN MADE 1st Qua lity . Bar Tacked Belt Loops. Blue , berr y, ru st. fan . Made in U.S.A ., waist size 28 to <1:1 . West ern Scoop Pocket . Ea s)l care polyester Pr inted design s or soli d color s Sun lov ers ~ now at Sav tng s 5 Day Sale . PR. PRICES ARE IN EFFECT NOW THRU SUNDAY /awl VALUES TO $5 99 SHORT SLEEVE TOPS Summer Favorites CANNON DISH CLOTHS EVERYDAY STOCK I Collon and polyester blends, all cotton, efc. Select lrom solids , str ipes, mult i tones Save up to $4 98 Regular and Ext ra Large S1 zes! Don ' t M iss Them! A '1.49 Value 6 FOR FOR ss~ FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 18th $ SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS Reg. '6.99 "POP" COFFEE MUG $ 88 73 FT. RE-WEBBI NG Does 2 chairs or 1 chaise Fade res tstant. Polypropylene 34" webb ing Do you r re webbIng now, save 77c roll. sp~,n Save s1u ! Our Best FOLDING LAWN CHAIR .sl oo -UTILITY - PRETZELS Reg. 89' so~ ~~~~~rS Prints 1----------- 8 Petals 1 LB. BAG PLASTIC 99~ LAWN DAISY 0 EXTRA WIDE Colorful Ceramic Mole Repellent 00 MENS KNIT Sol 1ds. s lr i pes or neat Jac quar ds Perfec t gif ts tor Dad Co tton nnd pol ye ster blend Si ze Sm lo X Lg FABRIC SHOP PUDDING CAKE 38 oz . if COOKIE KRISP Van1lla or Chocolate Chip 12 1 lb . bag 99~ Ce re~! SUNDAYS CARROTS CRISCO OIL FIG BARS PHlBE 'S STORE W e dn e:. d~y , June 7 thruJune 10 Rtght Reserved To Limit Quantifies MENS COTTON DENIM STYLIST • f' nl !-.UI'C ~~ uu \' t' scenllepH'lL•d NE W YOHK I UPI l - NFL un TV prugnun s wl1t•n lhl' owners a~ reed on informa l nurSt·s ur dortur~ pl arc decguidelines to enforce the rule trw paddles on tht• chest ;uod agains t hiding pl aye rs dl'll\'t•r ;_tn l' lt•t·trtt' sl1ork . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. ~ CHAPMAN SHOES son 's ll'it' d Ill BY CATHERINE BENET HUNTINGTON - Phil Donahue, like it or not, is th e tales! American sex symbol, feminist leader , emerging cl oset int ellect and a representation of Middle Class America all rolled into one channing package that is both heavy on style and substance. He is becoming the voice of the masses while leading and echoing an "I'm ok - your o. k. philosophy," about life in these crazy days. He is the person you would most like to have as your son's basketball coach, your next door neighbor or if your mind runs towards more racy thought s, your lover , married or otherwise . Phil Donah ue ha s captured the public's attention for so many different rea sons and ha s become what is known in the ma rket as "hot property." . Donahue's visi t \o HunDONAHUE makes his audience feel like part of the tington and Charleston, West Virginia , for a week of taping unit by bringin ~ out tlJeir feelings and then acting upon it; has caused an uproar of something rare for a talk show host. Photography by activity and exci tement Catherin e Benet. in th e tri-state area wi\h the feeling that , yes, somelhing po sitiv e tn approach her . has happened and what of such unlikely lo- The Donahue visit began cations as Detroit, Pittsbetter man to make it all early Sunday morning as the come together than Cl1icago's burg h and ~ven Hun- crowds started to line up at tington ). Chi cago is a classic most famous citizen . the gate to get a good seat. By Crusading concern seem s example of a misunderstood 11 a .m. the line wa s Shop city. While most Americans to be Donahue's style and noti ceable for the 2 p.m. most eas il y r ecog nized could only picture miles of tapin g. By 1:30 p.m. the railroad tra cks and bloody qual ity - he brings out !he amphitheater was foiled and beht in people (if they have stockyards, Donah ue shows many tick et holders aod any good qualities ) and the country the Windy City is members of th e press were places (by tapin g and filled with a cultural elegan ce given to fightin g, qui etly, for " Next to Elberfelds showing the go od view and with a cross secti on of scats on \he grass. The press brilliant normal people, not in Pomeroy" won out taking la st minute all fr iends of the Mafia. Dona hue's popularity was mak esh ift seats on euncrete FREE ARM reaching th e pinn acle of slabs. Donahue appearing for success before Marlo Thomas a personal warm-up in jeans MACHINE ca me along . Marlo, for those and sweater. fended the usual who don't know about the qu est ions about his love life Model 533 Donahue phenomenon, is his and if he needed extra help on '1eady ~irl. Peopl e lik e love the staff. His style set the tone, stories and this one is especially popular. Donahue, qui ck, smooth and polished the div orced fa ther of five , ye\ simply brilliant. Excusing hims~lf lo go ha s gained the prayers of every good Ca th oli c and change clothes, his staff gave Jewish and Southern Baptist the audien ce la st minute mother and female with a instruct ions - hold your hand heart because he is full tim e qui etly in the a or. don't chew father tu his four teenage gum and look like a cow on bo ys while his only dau~htcr television and above all, liv es in the Western part of react. The only thing missing the country with her mother wa s !he applause sign . At 2 p.m. exactly llonahue, and step-father. His struggle ..... the sex symbol tO milli ons of with the children mak es for American women, appeared good reading copy beca use il in his fam ous three piece is a real life issue. !.ike the vested suit , which, with all man homself , nothin~ is disrespect to Newsweek, is phony about the problem of I not J . C. Penney but Botany being 42 , divorced and tryin g >00. to escape the guilt of a The Stylist 533 machine features free -arm capabillly Donahue's guest, Marabel staunch Ca tholic upbringin g. bul\1-ln stitch, Iron! drop-in bobb in, lightweight Morgan , played secnnd act to Marlo , a somewhat free spirit. aluminum constru ction and a full 30-year warranty . the real star with gracious and truly beautiful person humur. The two had done a su rpri sed the Sunday New Shipmen! of Fabr ics Galore show before and displayed a audien ce by making a brief re spect fur eac h ulher' s appearance . She al so views. She didn't appearto be charmed th e cruwd by !h e sex-hun gry housewife making small ta lk • with Pomeroy . 0 . who changed the meaning of everyone who had the nerve the word " total " by • publishing a best seller on how tu crea te a happy homelife by following the four "A's": accept hom, adm ire him, adapt to him and ap- ~~ ~,,, tr<-trlruns ;:1 gau1. fly Lawn'IH'I' I.;Jmb. M.ll . prea~h total committmenl for each other while keeping their own identity . EVERYONE'S FAVORITE couple, Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas. In an age of free spirits they quietly ot hers, was started off with tncomc. If 11 ur hypothelica l New Yurk Cil y family oeeds four bct'ause they arc in a tran- WE HELP YOU TO FIGHT INFLATION WITH MORE SUMMER SPECIALS with American tax pay ers 15 111 25 percent of Iheir gross IJI-:i\H BE tlllEH - Ven - effL·ctive pumping of tla· he~1 r1 yuucatllllctllllain a per· ll ll'U!ill' f llJ rt lliJtlUII IS il \'t.' l') • int erviewing cele brities, " I 'm more t:o mfortable around Bert La nce tha n Burt material · provided by the net works." Every word echoed the message that Donahue is a ma n learning tha t there is a rea l juy from being secure enough in one's life \o share with others. He is truly a man who can be admired for his enough tt1 enjo y it ," his qualities which have capre ligion, " The Catholic tured the public's attention religion is a sexist reli gion," for the moment and for what and the interference of the appears will be a very long networks. '.'There is too much tim e. the Cong ress. cou ld provi de as much as $1,260 a month in i:llltllll ventricular fi!Jril!a· U!lll '! J h;JVt' rel:Jd that it cim h-~ td tu suddl'll dl·;.tth . BUY NOW AND SAVE ' J w=============~=========== oc~ flY GREG da 6x5x4 WEBBING •Brown eYellow •Green Plastic Arm • Front Brace Reg. $8.99 37 $ 0 All In One PANTY and PANTY HOSE Reg.77~ '1.29 PR. 26 Gal. Size PLASTIC TRASH BAGS Pack Of 10 68~ MATS 15'". $1 ~r. For patios, ki tchens ef c au to's Sh"q .1nd loop POINT PLEASANT OR MASON hi s phii«Si•phy on life and hi s .. �. ...... . 5- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Wed ~ , The Daily ~nto ne l , ~1 id<ll r port- Polllr rn). U , Wednesday , .lunt' i. 19iH Springs ·ups record ith doubleheader victory lr1 RAILE\' l ndepc r1 d ~nt l .cHgtJ0 tJ.~sr ball ac!Hin. Huck Spnnl_\s r \Sed rt s r el'urd tu :1- l \\ rth a '1\ lll bill 1\'lll t•H r hl•St Haruw. I and 8-4 ln the 19-1 r111n p, Brady l• ffmi::lnii OStht• wrnncr•I Hh ~t r1k cuu t s, ft• IH \\ ~l!h , ami just thrrr hit s. Da rt• Sr Hi dgr<l ~S took tlw luss .. 'l1 1c H~ l·1m' lt'(l l!l L'ollllllltted i.l ''hupplllg t::levrn ern ,rs. J 1 11 1 11 1~ Jo t· Hem sll' )' slarJUll ~t.l c1 titn 'L'·ru n homer in llll' ftr st to lead lilt' lnttcr s ..,1 \ lt'l'll Sports briefs t'O HONTU I UPI I Tl w ·rnnt 1• 13\ue Ja y~. wrth t hL' ~·n n d on•ral l t.: hliiC t', .... ler tt-d I .loyd Most• by, an 18' ·<t r -ldd liutfi e ldcr-ftr st 'I SCtnan fr om Oakland . L' il tfl)rnia , u::: the1r fir st; ·tmd pi C'k Ill <• cnt draft . Tuescb y'~ fret·· With littlr d~ la_r. 'I\ wonto ,ned Mt•:5cb_\ anti ass rgnl·d I1:1 11 to llll'ir Medi cirw 1-1 ~ 11 . \ bt~rt a farm duiJ in the I' •necr Ll•agm•. wh l<'h 1 -~ ~ i n s play Junr 21 · lRC'HAR IJ PAKK , N.Y . PI I - The NFI. Buff:olu 'Is han• announr t:'d thvy -:1 play twfl ··etlntrolled"" • m~rna ~P s in July ~tgttlr lSl f' leve land Hrowns . \ Hills spokesmrm :-; ud ' Jesclay the fir st will t..· 1 ! l'd July 22 at Edlllboro ..:. ·t l' C oll e~e i11 Ene, Pa .. .1 , I would iJJ\"Oi w prhuanly 'ka:• players. The Sl!l'lm d IS heduled fur July 30 at the 1 1~ nwns ' tr<tinin ~ camp at nt Stal r Uni vr rslt ) in ' nl. Ohoo. it s 11Hl~ ga111 lht~ ll'c.Hl for guud. Rusty Tul'kt.·r tu1.1 k the loss . St ll'k mg ex tra·base hit s for th e winm' rs \\ ere Dctve Ik•yd , Tul'kt'f' CJ ftt'!' u b,1 SP nn Ua\l s li l St.t'\ 'C ll l'ndn l'ks. In tlw sr l'!t l\d garm'. Rad rw II Hl k i.l Sh\l l't· il n: d thrl'l'·run !Pad 1r1 tht• fJrst w1t ll no lut s Wmnmg pn cher Pnk Aull ll'Htnrll with Jeff ll ubbard lu une·hltter <t S thL'Ir IL'i:llll Th(' Pi ttsburg h Pt•ngu1ns :mnoun<'t' d Tuesday llwy will last J:l gQ.lllt'S Ci ft er bt'l n g dro pped by the \ ' an ro U\'l' r l' <Htucks (';tr l r la.st SC'asu n . He ntcmagt'd ll lli) f11 ur (}1 1 1 11L~ \ri!h Pt tls lmrgh. lll('l udmg on e goa!. POHTI.AND . Ore. 1KPl 1l'<• rt land Traol lll <ozer L'l.'lllL'r Hlil Wal tun ll<1d tht• l'~l s\ ren1oved from Ius lefl foo t o\·er tlw week{'lld <md ll 'i llll d(l(' tor Hnbl'r! ( 'ot 1k s<nd ~l ! ,tHI<t y thrr l' were " no Pomeroy Bowling 1 TeCJIIl J Tram.: Tc .=~m 7 !'< 1 ~ 1 wa~ rt'11liiH' d · .16 3 No . 75-02 -0472 B Pl' l (leddh P(1t M c intyre IIY GHEl. BAILEY llw S\Tacuse Pet' Wee tt·a m last mght routed host !.t•lart 17-0 behind the one- hit tnpl c, and d11u ble. and Mc- 0 c~~, I !8) W('dne sda y Aft ernoon Wt.!(' k of May 7<1 . 1978 w. 11 1 111 '' lf',l l11 Te;'I JT'\ 16 8 16 8 1 1.1 10 1.1 10 8 16 6 18 T('ar-n 1:1 Ter1m I ih qh Clr1r<l qnnh' Mt l•'t·~~·· 1 5~ and 156 f~,,. l. l ~ Tt·.=wl 1 Pat 1 :~ t: H 1qt SECRETARIAL REFRESHER 446 -4367 . Letart routed by Syracuse 1~SQ I ''•lfn ) 1J98 ('lnd l e rlm kmq For mo re mformation con tact Lee E. Ty ler , I.P i and He n- !Ill' l11tt1ng (If John Rime. Mrll y ENROLL NOW! liM~ 1 c~nd Jl.!nny W h•lle~ 1c h J09 H1gh tedm game Ted rn 5 ~6J l l' •l lll 6 ~33. Te a m 1 53 1 H1qh 1, ,rw 1 'ocnes Tc,l m \ M( 111 tyr l On June 12 ther e will be an opening for beginning and a dvanc ed Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipoli s Bu sine ss College . Week da ys or night classes . Both ar e bei ng off ered . L. 10 .11 6 Walton has worn the l'ast tht• t~I!-SOI ! ll<l\'lCU!ar bO!ll' Ill thl' fof1t ou Apnl 22 in the Bluz(·rs ' Sl'{'llrtd playoff gmnP · <Jg a1n s t t he SPfl ttit' SuJw rSnn1c·~ Hi.' lt• ft on t1 \~H'i! tl o n tnp Sh11 T'tly ctflt'r the Turker " 1ol 16 16 6 16 Tr n m6 pn 1blt•JJlS.·· S!IH'l' he ~ uf fl'r t•d a fr~u·t u rt• of 22 ?0 18 16 16 h·~m Rer11! OOOOOt0- 1 3 11 Huffman and M. Ash. dn r ks. w f',1111 ~ H1qll 1nd game Brnl1 16i' nnd 16? K tng I )6 t11gh lflc1 se r 1e~ Chu rlie Mctr· in the SC('t~ nd to score one run . H iW 1!1(' I ~ IIUW 0-4 . HS 4~0 054 2--1!1 7 I Ganes Wedne sda y AHen1oor1 M.1y 31 , l'n8 f a~t cl shal l. 1111 dou!Jks . Turkel gn\ I Ill' on!} Hal'irll' hit. a single Snudgrass t i.P). Hendrick s 1:11 illnl Hend ricks, Haot 131 . ~~~ 023 21 - 8 10 4 H 310 00-~ I 2 Ault 1WP 1, Hubbard 131 " nd AlJ iJot t. BOWLING O:J gl'r B:1 z B asl! en :-.,(lt d S:lndt•r.•;nn , .1 1. " IS fr t•t• t0 tht •1r !Iuffman . Sian Moon, Jeff ~1art in , H PI'ITSBUHC: H i ll!'\ I IIlah hts mm dL•rd I 'rn nnt g,1 111g I ll s1gn lnm . · · S:1 ndt>r smt joHlL'cl till' Pl'fL., f(•l" :lan'IH't' lalllt' d twice 111 th t: secon d ;ual thn·c 11mcs in the third tu t o~ s a not ll',\ to ~i g n ~·rtt-r.an l'enter Dt•rek S:mdt'r Mn . who juined th t• lt'all t latl• lttst sectson. Pen g uin s Grn eral M r111 · Washington II) ( Report Millt•r \\hilt' HoiHlll' Uonr h gut H duubll' In thl' fJ(ttL HHrlllt: gut r un whe n Husty sli.tllll l ll'd a tnplt• ;,p r1 CS Clar,l .))J Pal Ben It 393 Hnuvrr "nd slamm ed a hunw run. fanned 12 and walkr d lL'I; . Jt,t' Housh got the only l.l'lart htl. a d(lublc. Other home run hitt ~ r s fM t h ~: wtnn ers wt.·r·a Dav!d ;\ 111 \;cPr"1' Y, M1kr Kloes, and Hobe rt Hitcluc, McCoy, Doug Owens. <md Sha wn Curming· llmn got a do uble cuch. J or Housh took the luss. fiinnin g f11 Ur. w;:dkmg five, ami gi\·in g up ll lfJ(' !t it s. S 015 147- 17 10 0 L 000 000- 0 1 4 Ctedill1 17~ Wednes day Aff crn oon Wee k of May 17 , 1978 W Tvnrn 1 1? Tc{1m I 1/ 8 lt·<llll l OWednesda v Afternoon Week of May 10, 1978 1:1 !{•,un J J 1,.,1m B a a l i'<Hll} 6 IQ To •,1m6 7 l.t H1qt1gr1t11e MMy H OOVCI I fl.! ,lnd 158 Pn I Ben I 1 rliXI k 11y W hitlc~hh 1~5 H1qh <;Pnes MMy HoovH r ,ll eeniJ 157 flJ1 d Jenny Wh tt ,1t rh 396 w. L. 6 2 6 ? L ll'.=tm, : '} p1td11 ng uf Barry McCoy an d H1ffle ~ To·,lll1 I 4 4 lt•,)rt\ 7 4 .1 lt 'rltnJ !t' <ll116 1 6 7 b J e nn y H1gh gam e Wt1d lrt lth . 160 , Mar y HoovN i'tl ,1nd Cledtl h Ktnq 155 H1gh scr1CS p;,1 Bent/ JQQ Jenny Wh1 tln lcll J90 and (tcd, th Ktng 393 If we want an c1-:a mplc of a pro gnun with fcdt•nll benefit s and ru na way runaway costs, we Should study the ho u ~ i ng subsid)' prol-! ram under Section 8, Title II of !he Housing and Community Development Act l(tw , as adrninistcrcd by . the burea ucrats an d funded by year. of 1 97 ~ . Thai provision of the role as a father , tdcvision star and t'uncerned human being. Again , h l~ openness renters in so me cities co uld qualify for such ta xpayer· p<lid · housing. Even if our New Yurk City family made the 15 \o 25 percent of salary contribut ion. and if HUD did not add the extra 20 percent in sub sidy payment. the taxp<lyer cost to house this family could be $12,000 per caplivated the peo ple around . Beynolds; '' his image of sex symbol, " I guess I;rn vain him. His cumm cnts about THE FINAL 5 DAYS OF OU ·Rental subsidy has become a very expensive .pro~ram. federal housing subsidy for a Annual contract authority is New York City fam ily. expected to be Sl.l billion for The law prnv ides ·fur a fisc a I year 1979 with subsidy fnr rcnlers whose obligations estimated a[ $23 .3 inc01 ncs arc 10 percent below billion . Through 1976 the the i:lverage in their area . The estimated use of Section 6 laxpaycrs pay the landlord cn nlract au th ority is ex the differe nce between the pected to total $3.5 billion, tena nt contri bution (usually paying out an estimated $84 .6 income 1 and the con tract bi llion over the next 15 to 40 re nt. The only feder al · years of the contract life. crit erion for participation is This program, li~ e many grown out of all proportion to be dro\J ms in an elevator need . buildin~. The House Appropriations Committ ee approved next ha s no income good intentions , but ha s sih•ry sta le, and if BUD adds yea r's funding request for 20 percent as it os allowed to this program and others do. a landlord would be given whi ch are part of the Ad$1.260 a mont h to house the ministra\i un's half trilli on fami!}'. Some may call this an dollar fiscal ycur 1979 bud~ et. extreme ease. but too often such extravagant spending uf tax pctye r.s' m uncy can beromc the p<ltle rn m government progrH ms. I have spu ken uut co n· sistl!ntly against such cxce~sivc\y e xp e n sive program s , governme nt waste. and burea ucrati c.! The !ruth is !hat much of inefficien cy, but Cong ress !he Sccti11n 8 housing is betler must act to curta il such than thai nf the unsubsicli7.ed expensive prog rams. befor e ta xp.a ycr . who 111 nw ny cases th e taxpayer' s burd en helps SllflpOrt otllC !'S bett CI' hecumcs even greater. I will tha n hr li\'CS hirnsclf:Undcr tlw program, as it is now set up, t wu·thn·ds of the l'untinur to work to curb such rid icu lo usly ex pensiv r programs. '~HEALTH ~awrence E. Lamb. M.D. or~<trt1lell \'t·nlt·i•·ular fihrill:ttiotl rlty tlm uc fiislrHJII prudut lll g cun- r~g ul ;1 r he~:ll'l SIU:IK ( 'lil t' Al'f'Jo:AH~ to be th<• m·w look adopted by r'ittshurgh Pirate .Juhn Milner. i\('tually, Milner was just trying to kt•t•p warm during a brisk evening game by wrapping tnwf•ls around a span· catcher's mask. l'hough the rash ion co uld givt• a n rxotic acce nt to the nntion 's ballparks, it " 'ould ct.'rlainly reduce the players ' pc riJ,ht.•ral visiun. -·1 -- ·- ·--- ----·-I I j I I Jerusalem, 8 p.l\l. Friday at Pomeroy Masonic Temple; Social .I cove red dishes. SATU RDAY BAK E SALE by freshman Calendar I class of Souther n High members are tu take two Schnol. 6:30 a.m . to 12 :30 p.m. Saturday at Racine Home-National Bank. CINCINNATI REDS !rial camp , 9 a .m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Institute, W. Va . Jim Vennari, Pomeroy, team seoul. invites boys between 16 and 2t to attend. Those playi ng Amer ic an Legi on baseba ll must have per· mission from coach or THUHSDAY SPECIAL MEETING . Meigs Chapter 17. OAPSE, 7: 30p.m. "nlllrsda)' at Meigs Junior High Cafeteria . Lou Kitchen , director of governmc,ntal se rvi ces Y.1i!l be present to di scuss legislation and Bnb LeCiain, field cl ircc\or, woll disc uss OAPSE . benefit s. OHIO VALLE \' Gra.nge L'tJI!l !!Jandcr and boys at· 2612 wdlmcet atl hc hall a1 8 lending schoo ls st ill open for p.m. Thursday. There will be lhc year must have per· mi ~~ i u n from coach or pot luck refreshmen ts. pn nci pal. Bnys are to take FHIUAY uniforms and gloves; balls FtU ENDS HI P NIG HT and bais furnished . observance by Mary Shrine 37, Order of Whi le Sh rine of IJI·:t\H f)H. LA MB - Could ) "" plea se tell me sumethmg ~~ ·n o u.'l ll'l'l'g lllant y of till' lll'ar! Ttw ~- t·ntrldt ·~ an• the ht•avy ,lllUSI' Ui<tf' dtilllliJl' f'S that do the major ptunpmg a!' llilll fur tht• hl'al't . When lhl'~ f1bnll:tll' the~ ~ 1111ply l wl l f'll ur ~ 41111111 m ;1 sl ow Un· dul tt lln g fa ~ lnon cutd tin nul l'U IItl'ill'l l'ffu·lently. WtLIHJUl mltqu:tt l' t· ontnl('ttort the ARMSTRONG ACCOTONE COVERINGS The savin~t• will floor you! Select now on your f avoritr vinyl pattl'rtl8 for evl'ry room! (!j.% ~ If the defibnllation lli'IH 'ess fn!lll .llw eledri c shock is raptd enough Lhe per su1\ c ~:m lx! returned tu a norm:. I sli.lt e. • ' ·' Ev(•n of Vl'nlri eular fibrilla111111 is prL·scn t and thcrl' is no ht..'H !'t ca n't pump bluud Hllli ..: tgmf it- ant r 1rcu Ia· lif e IJy mlmuHsh•nng t'i o:-.(_•d h l!C II't II ICI SSi-lg l' by rhytllllll l' IU't'SSUI't' ti ll till' 1·lwst. l 'lll :-.1'11d mg you The ll culth l.t.: !ll' l' nu1 nbt•r i-.J. S<:tvt• C1 l.ifl' : Hea rl and Lung ;\ rr est. whlt'h de·H' t'IIJes the hft· S.tV111g procedure that ccm be these MICHULE We've rolh and rolls of all the newest floor look s! • •• ••• ••• ••• • ('lf'CUII1 Sietflt'l' S. I thmk all adults shuul d knuw ilt iW Wl ~h ••• • RAK liARA ••• FOR THAT ONE MOMENT ... YOUR PERFECT CHOICE dooJe>\erul blockage of rurunun· i.H' h'f'IL'S. Tlus is the lrreg uiarn y uf the loeart !hat 12' Width Reg. 13.95 NOW ONLY -· • to do th1 s IJI'tKl'liu re and J that all hi gh school t l11 /l . l lu rtng vt·nl rt cul;u· students would be tau gilt till s ! l b rt ll ~t(IUII ti1 L' I'l' IS !I U rndhoU. In ltlu sl cu111 · 111t' ~t.-; urablt: blood press ure lllUilllics tilt' Hea rt A:-;suclc-1· and ~ uu t ·c-m 'L dl'ted ~:m y t1o1 1 mtd Hcd Cross uffer publ· Ill the e~rlcnl's ttl the l 'ourses i n this prut'cd un· aml wn st, lwiid or ollu.·r sud 1 I hupt· It w1Jl l~ cunk i:l slauh •l'<:tllon ~. d< tnl pe:trl uf tettching ttl !c1.1st TIH .'I IS tltl' ll"l'l'~ LIIiinly tltat on lngh Sl' huol and eullcge . ofteu causes suddt•u death a ~ i1 t'OIIlplil 'Hl iUII tu fatl y- 1hl'rT 1s no •• MASON, W.VA. 773-55 54 ••• • •• What os the l'ieetr w siHX'k ill ega lly on the injured li st , NFI. fur '' WL•Il. II m·u1 ral1zcs <J il nf reserve Cnmmissioner Pete Rozelle t hiil irregular l'lt•L'I rit.:<JI Hl'!Jril,v Llwt ·~ gu mg on 111 Lhl' sa oct· Tuesday. RM.elle also an nounced llt'<ll'l lllUSd es tlli:l l ('l!USt'S llll' teams will be allowed to sui t twlldllng . Om·t tl \ d1sdl; trgup 45 play ers for each game, l'tl thL• dtdl'll' ili ilt' IJ Vity U\! 1'1' rather than the 43 permitted thl' hei-lrl lllllSI' IL· I.K·gtns tu lust year . p!'1/t'l't. 'tl trt the nnnll l:d •• • •• • • •• •• • •• ~---------------- = --------~----------------------~~--------------------------------------~ ..................................... :• SPRING O INTO fg~ SUMMER $SAVINGS ~ CHUCK ROAST 5th & Peflrl Racine, 0. 2 lb . We Gla dl y Accept Fed Food Stamp s Monday thru Fnday 9 · 00 fll 7 00 S• tu rday 9 . 00 -9 :00 CL OSE D 2/49( Idaho Ca liforn1 a POTATOES ORANGES ea cn 15' 69~ oz. 79~ Showboa t PORK & BEANS 2' ' oz. 2/99~ Heinz PEANUT BUTTER 28 oz. '149 PRINGLE$ REGULAR & EXTRA Twin Pak 79~ ~ BUY THE BETTER COMBINATION DURABLE CONSTRUCTION • 10 -vear limited warranty on washer transm ission parts • Lifet ime lim ited warranty on both stainless steel tub and drum • Full one-year w~ rranty on all parts KETCHUP 32 oz . 89~ COKE 12 pkg . cans '2" ............, SPEC IA L COMB INATI ON PRICE ...................... _. ~ citv f•lf• u ... •~tom~t lc ••tlttt WI(" MuN I>C'\I(It, IU·fttw le fl-1 11'111 SLICED JOWL. .......................~~~-.. 1 5 59 French City li ttfnSMrllu•• .,.tt i nt~~ leu yov llu~ 1 11 ,.,.,_. nl tabu.,. •fti~•n l 1y .,.[ ul•!v. ••••••••••• s.................... ~ .............. ~.~: ..'1 •••••••••• SPEED QUEEN 39 -bolterlOillllongor. • ••••••••• ............... -~~~~.~ ....~~: .. ggc nlltbr in olltco.,tly 1nd ••f•l y Aor 11 evtnl'f hflltd ill! fORE e nlfltnt t i'MI d<um , pnilutiny you• cl u thli fc om h111h , dntcl h111. INGELS FURNITURE .Old Fashion or Jackson "'.i.i.:t.iil'····· •......•.• •••..•....••.•.•. -~~.:. s149 fout ·eyelf ele-r:lfoe rfty., ''''"'h 511m· IM'"IUII Wllintt !tU V<JU dtv 1111 »t 106 N. 2ND AVE. ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. pr ed~le him . Mrs. Morgan charmed !he audience and even won a lew femin ists over with the idea that by loving yourself and accepting wha t yuu ure then you are able to love someone else. Mrs. Morgan also spoke on giving lov e fre ely; a love that accepts and doesn 't try to change or mold. Her thoughts were well received as she proved to be the perfect guest for the audience or women who had come not only to see the televi sion persona lily , bon to share in a feeling of optimi sm. After Dnnahue mel with the rruwds gulng oul the gate he gave a rret.iS conrercnee, mesmerizing the press with WOMENS AND TEENS HALTER TOPS One Size Fits All CUT-OFF SHORTS AMERICAN MADE 1st Qua lity . Bar Tacked Belt Loops. Blue , berr y, ru st. fan . Made in U.S.A ., waist size 28 to <1:1 . West ern Scoop Pocket . Ea s)l care polyester Pr inted design s or soli d color s Sun lov ers ~ now at Sav tng s 5 Day Sale . PR. PRICES ARE IN EFFECT NOW THRU SUNDAY /awl VALUES TO $5 99 SHORT SLEEVE TOPS Summer Favorites CANNON DISH CLOTHS EVERYDAY STOCK I Collon and polyester blends, all cotton, efc. Select lrom solids , str ipes, mult i tones Save up to $4 98 Regular and Ext ra Large S1 zes! Don ' t M iss Them! A '1.49 Value 6 FOR FOR ss~ FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 18th $ SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS Reg. '6.99 "POP" COFFEE MUG $ 88 73 FT. RE-WEBBI NG Does 2 chairs or 1 chaise Fade res tstant. Polypropylene 34" webb ing Do you r re webbIng now, save 77c roll. sp~,n Save s1u ! Our Best FOLDING LAWN CHAIR .sl oo -UTILITY - PRETZELS Reg. 89' so~ ~~~~~rS Prints 1----------- 8 Petals 1 LB. BAG PLASTIC 99~ LAWN DAISY 0 EXTRA WIDE Colorful Ceramic Mole Repellent 00 MENS KNIT Sol 1ds. s lr i pes or neat Jac quar ds Perfec t gif ts tor Dad Co tton nnd pol ye ster blend Si ze Sm lo X Lg FABRIC SHOP PUDDING CAKE 38 oz . if COOKIE KRISP Van1lla or Chocolate Chip 12 1 lb . bag 99~ Ce re~! SUNDAYS CARROTS CRISCO OIL FIG BARS PHlBE 'S STORE W e dn e:. d~y , June 7 thruJune 10 Rtght Reserved To Limit Quantifies MENS COTTON DENIM STYLIST • f' nl !-.UI'C ~~ uu \' t' scenllepH'lL•d NE W YOHK I UPI l - NFL un TV prugnun s wl1t•n lhl' owners a~ reed on informa l nurSt·s ur dortur~ pl arc decguidelines to enforce the rule trw paddles on tht• chest ;uod agains t hiding pl aye rs dl'll\'t•r ;_tn l' lt•t·trtt' sl1ork . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. ~ CHAPMAN SHOES son 's ll'it' d Ill BY CATHERINE BENET HUNTINGTON - Phil Donahue, like it or not, is th e tales! American sex symbol, feminist leader , emerging cl oset int ellect and a representation of Middle Class America all rolled into one channing package that is both heavy on style and substance. He is becoming the voice of the masses while leading and echoing an "I'm ok - your o. k. philosophy," about life in these crazy days. He is the person you would most like to have as your son's basketball coach, your next door neighbor or if your mind runs towards more racy thought s, your lover , married or otherwise . Phil Donah ue ha s captured the public's attention for so many different rea sons and ha s become what is known in the ma rket as "hot property." . Donahue's visi t \o HunDONAHUE makes his audience feel like part of the tington and Charleston, West Virginia , for a week of taping unit by bringin ~ out tlJeir feelings and then acting upon it; has caused an uproar of something rare for a talk show host. Photography by activity and exci tement Catherin e Benet. in th e tri-state area wi\h the feeling that , yes, somelhing po sitiv e tn approach her . has happened and what of such unlikely lo- The Donahue visit began cations as Detroit, Pittsbetter man to make it all early Sunday morning as the come together than Cl1icago's burg h and ~ven Hun- crowds started to line up at tington ). Chi cago is a classic most famous citizen . the gate to get a good seat. By Crusading concern seem s example of a misunderstood 11 a .m. the line wa s Shop city. While most Americans to be Donahue's style and noti ceable for the 2 p.m. most eas il y r ecog nized could only picture miles of tapin g. By 1:30 p.m. the railroad tra cks and bloody qual ity - he brings out !he amphitheater was foiled and beht in people (if they have stockyards, Donah ue shows many tick et holders aod any good qualities ) and the country the Windy City is members of th e press were places (by tapin g and filled with a cultural elegan ce given to fightin g, qui etly, for " Next to Elberfelds showing the go od view and with a cross secti on of scats on \he grass. The press brilliant normal people, not in Pomeroy" won out taking la st minute all fr iends of the Mafia. Dona hue's popularity was mak esh ift seats on euncrete FREE ARM reaching th e pinn acle of slabs. Donahue appearing for success before Marlo Thomas a personal warm-up in jeans MACHINE ca me along . Marlo, for those and sweater. fended the usual who don't know about the qu est ions about his love life Model 533 Donahue phenomenon, is his and if he needed extra help on '1eady ~irl. Peopl e lik e love the staff. His style set the tone, stories and this one is especially popular. Donahue, qui ck, smooth and polished the div orced fa ther of five , ye\ simply brilliant. Excusing hims~lf lo go ha s gained the prayers of every good Ca th oli c and change clothes, his staff gave Jewish and Southern Baptist the audien ce la st minute mother and female with a instruct ions - hold your hand heart because he is full tim e qui etly in the a or. don't chew father tu his four teenage gum and look like a cow on bo ys while his only dau~htcr television and above all, liv es in the Western part of react. The only thing missing the country with her mother wa s !he applause sign . At 2 p.m. exactly llonahue, and step-father. His struggle ..... the sex symbol tO milli ons of with the children mak es for American women, appeared good reading copy beca use il in his fam ous three piece is a real life issue. !.ike the vested suit , which, with all man homself , nothin~ is disrespect to Newsweek, is phony about the problem of I not J . C. Penney but Botany being 42 , divorced and tryin g >00. to escape the guilt of a The Stylist 533 machine features free -arm capabillly Donahue's guest, Marabel staunch Ca tholic upbringin g. bul\1-ln stitch, Iron! drop-in bobb in, lightweight Morgan , played secnnd act to Marlo , a somewhat free spirit. aluminum constru ction and a full 30-year warranty . the real star with gracious and truly beautiful person humur. The two had done a su rpri sed the Sunday New Shipmen! of Fabr ics Galore show before and displayed a audien ce by making a brief re spect fur eac h ulher' s appearance . She al so views. She didn't appearto be charmed th e cruwd by !h e sex-hun gry housewife making small ta lk • with Pomeroy . 0 . who changed the meaning of everyone who had the nerve the word " total " by • publishing a best seller on how tu crea te a happy homelife by following the four "A's": accept hom, adm ire him, adapt to him and ap- ~~ ~,,, tr<-trlruns ;:1 gau1. fly Lawn'IH'I' I.;Jmb. M.ll . prea~h total committmenl for each other while keeping their own identity . EVERYONE'S FAVORITE couple, Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas. In an age of free spirits they quietly ot hers, was started off with tncomc. If 11 ur hypothelica l New Yurk Cil y family oeeds four bct'ause they arc in a tran- WE HELP YOU TO FIGHT INFLATION WITH MORE SUMMER SPECIALS with American tax pay ers 15 111 25 percent of Iheir gross IJI-:i\H BE tlllEH - Ven - effL·ctive pumping of tla· he~1 r1 yuucatllllctllllain a per· ll ll'U!ill' f llJ rt lliJtlUII IS il \'t.' l') • int erviewing cele brities, " I 'm more t:o mfortable around Bert La nce tha n Burt material · provided by the net works." Every word echoed the message that Donahue is a ma n learning tha t there is a rea l juy from being secure enough in one's life \o share with others. He is truly a man who can be admired for his enough tt1 enjo y it ," his qualities which have capre ligion, " The Catholic tured the public's attention religion is a sexist reli gion," for the moment and for what and the interference of the appears will be a very long networks. '.'There is too much tim e. the Cong ress. cou ld provi de as much as $1,260 a month in i:llltllll ventricular fi!Jril!a· U!lll '! J h;JVt' rel:Jd that it cim h-~ td tu suddl'll dl·;.tth . BUY NOW AND SAVE ' J w=============~=========== oc~ flY GREG da 6x5x4 WEBBING •Brown eYellow •Green Plastic Arm • Front Brace Reg. $8.99 37 $ 0 All In One PANTY and PANTY HOSE Reg.77~ '1.29 PR. 26 Gal. Size PLASTIC TRASH BAGS Pack Of 10 68~ MATS 15'". $1 ~r. For patios, ki tchens ef c au to's Sh"q .1nd loop POINT PLEASANT OR MASON hi s phii«Si•phy on life and hi s .. �• ' ~ r 6 -~ The Daily Sentinel. Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, June 7. 1978 Church celebrates 100 years of service • Servu.:es at i :30 each t' \' l 'llmg al the Ml. Mon<th B<l ~t ~>t Church in Middle ~ ort art• celebratmg the IOOth anni\W· sary of lht• chordr IJK·ated "' till' rurn~ r of South Fourth Ave. and Ma in St. The Re1·. Nv le Burden. former pastor. UJ;t"d ··F'a1lh. Hupt.· ami Luvt• " with t' lll phasls un hu(N as his .st• rm on tuple fur the homeco ming ser - on Sunday. HP JS now ~ slu r of the Forest Hun & p· tist Chun:b in Pumeruv. Mrs. Camp beliHarpe r was 'pranist and the ushers were Miss Dullm la Miller <tnd Bud Mtller with Hi sde n Mrller · prcsahng at the servin:. Officers night was observe-d Munday with Mrs. f·: rnest Bowles ~resr ding and lhe Hev. John Smith speakrng on " Planted Forever bv the Lord ." The choir fruin the Triedstune Baptist Church. Gallipolis. presented spt•cra I VIl't: music. Mrs. Ruse M ctl'l l' Stoney was pwm.st and N1rah Stoney had a sol u. ·· Howl ,ong Has It Been ." Tuesda y night's speaker was the Rev. Douglas Ca rlt'r with thl' special mu.sic bt.·mg by Ute Mt. Carmel Choir. Rrdwell. Mrs. Joan Bass \\'as Pre-school pkly group pla'nned by Rio Grande like you to chiCken-out tonight education, all the acti vity inrl uding puzzles, mu sic, drawing and physical exercise, is geared towards ch ildren's educational and personal development. In dividual and small group activities will be supervised by Rio Grande students who are pre-school ed ucation majors studying kin · dergarten teaching method s. Ms. Loeffler said applications will be taken and chi ldren accepted into th e program on a first come. first serve basis. Sessions will be held in Yale Hall , on campus. and parents of children parti cipating will be responsible for providing transportation. A fee of 12.50 per child will be charged to furnish refreshment s. Additional infonnation is availab le and applications can be made· by phoning 2455353, ext. 262. THE HEA!JERS ALWAYS WHITF. DEAR HE LEN : . I'm late in responding on the subj ect of psyd1iatrists (are they or aren 't they worth their fees in terms of help fur emutrona I problems I. but I wanted to tell you my experience. For a couple of months I wa s literally crazy. 1 had constant an<lely attacks and thought I was losing my mind. So 1 went io a conununi ty mental health center where I was put into therapy and given Libriurn to Lake three times a day . I didn't unprove, so I went tu a medical doctor. Mv mother suggested it as uur family has so much diabetes on both sides. The doctor discovered through blood sugar tests thai I am hypuglycemrc : pre-diabetic. I conlrnut'ti visiting the psychiatnsts . but the diet is what rea lly helped. However,. despite the faet that the mental health cente r never considered the possibility that my problem nught be physical. I enjoyed my time with the "shrink ." He and the group were people I could talk to ~ithout worrying uver burdernng my friends with my problems. If I could afford it, I'd go back. but I'd ta ke everythi ng they said with a grain of salt. They were just a luxury . - DEBBIE DEAR HELEN : Much media comment has been made lately about psyduatmt> or psychologisL~ turning the couch into a double bed. Believe me, it happens' Like ma11y emotionally upse t peop le, I imagined myself in love wrlh my dodor. We had an affarr , all the while f was payrng hun 160 per session fur "help." He should have been pay ing me 1 Instead, he terminated my therapy when things got too inte11se for his "detached" spirit, and left me rn worse cundrtwn than I was before. f brought su it, but he "proved " in court I was fa ntasizing. After all, CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. .No longer lovable Ry Karen Blaker, Ph .D. DEAR DR. BLAK ER - I was an !l rchitecl when 1 gut rne~ r­ ried but never work ed al my t.'Hrecr until a year ago. Then J s111r1ed a f1rm w1th anotht• r wumf:ln . We f:lre <.t lreetdy quJt r suc:tcssf ul . I would be feelrng ternf1 c eXl't•plrny ltli:lrrtagt- is fa lllng apart. Even though my husllctnd dt.•n ies l l, I ~un s ure the / began when I started wurkmg . He says he IS prou d uf rn y new Ind ependence but he can't perfor1n 111 bed . lrn- po t ~ n te means lu nw that hJs rnascu limt y 1~ thrt!illcncd. In onl ~ r tu /"i.!(JSti Url' hun. r consta ntl y ask turn fur sex. I ot her lt.lc i~ S because thts vnc only seems to metkt: thmgs wur st' . ncl:t.l some DEAH READEH - I am not surprrscd. Although women ha ve Lradihunally fe lt the plex. un~urla nt first >Lep for your husband rs to have a complete pl ry>tcal examination . Once the phy>icul factors have been ruled out, you and your huoband can be~in to ex plore th e psyt·hu logi cal aspa'ls of lite problem. Dunng Lhe>e uiscussions, do nut focus exd usively on sex . Sexual difficulties are often only symptoms uf underlying destructive feel· 1ngs in i:.l relationship . Ask your husband if he feds unloved. If he docs, try destrudi vt• effed s of sex on dt•ma nd . 11 al so has a nc~alive ~;!(fee t un the male sexu;:d rt!sponsc. St·x mu>l develop in a free emU spuntarwous manner to be mutually >at bfyrng. llu nut jump to premature tt~ndu o ions about tire relaLIUnship of your ltusl;;md 's unpute ncy to your twwfound to find out how vuu luwe t 'U il· sut·t·css - unless vou arc trrbuted to this f~elr ng. ea~er to leap r1ght o·ut of the Lc C~ v e your prcconceivet.l 1narrtf:lgc . L'Xplantttiuns astt.le a nt.! Irnput ~ n t y j e r ect il e JJSTEN to what he sa ys. Is dysfuncti on IS a more H ~­ your indcpcndent.'l' anti sue· curatc Len11 1is Hn extremely cess really bothering him ? Or complex phenomenon . While ts lt sumethtng else? 11 lllH Y ~ enti re ly situational May be you haven 't been - as you C~ re suggesting in home much since you started your husbcmd 's L(:t St' - tt can yuur f11111 and he is feelin g alsu be rauoed by physical lonely . Or maybe you l<llk far tors. cun>Lantly about your jub Arnung lhe must prev.a lent wtlhvut asking about Ins wurk of these are >tress and and he IS fe eling c. eluded. fati gue, early llndta gnoscd In other words, trv tu fintl diabetes. low androgen level, uut why yo u nu long.cr se~ 111 use and abuse of narcoti c> or lovable 111 hi>eye>, a lco hol and c erl a tn If he can reassure you that nt:u rolog lci::tl d ist:i::t SC~ . he is not threatened by your Wtth the>e fa cts in mind , an Independence, you may want ..' ,, ._..-··~·-·--~ Pomeroy 1 PerSonal Notes 1 0 Out restaurant s pr epare the ir del iciou s , homesty le /1 U Stephanie Fields of Israel who has been in the United States for the past two years attending school, was guest speaker at the family night observance held recentl y at Heath United Methodist Church Her program incl ud ed sir des on the life in Israel with a (' u mnu~ ntary on Lhe r u>torns , the fanni n ~ Regatta plans completed Plan> fur participation m the Regatta were completed at the Jaycee-;, lle> meeting held Moirday night at the Meigs fnn . Becky Triplett b chairpers u n of the uiller dunker and discussed the scheduling of members to work . Be v Cwnrruns was well:omed into membership. Plans were made for a yard sale to be held in July at the home of Shelly Clark. An installation banquet to be held with the Ja ycees will be held on June 12 at 7 p.m. at · the Meig s Inn. Next meeting uf the Jayceeettes will be on June 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Southern Ohio Insurance Age ncy. New members are welcome . to pursue the m!ltler of your se xua l problems with a sex t'Uullselur. If, however. yuu are cunvineed that his im· potency mirrors a threatened se lf-;,steem, yuu will no doubt lose respect for him and begin the move toward a separation . Write tu Dr. Blaker m care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Hadro Ctty Sta tion. New York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of mail pr ohibits persona l replies, but questions of general in tereot will be di>eusoed in future columns. J methods, and the Jewish pra yer life . She noted that both young men and .women must serve in the army, and re ca lled some of her childhood experiences while living in Israel. Miss Fields was accompa nied to the meeti ng by her gra ndmot her, Mrs. Roy /1 Schrader of Vincent, and Mr. and Mrs. Hichard Hall . Arrangements for the dinner were made by members of the Eleanor Circle. There was group singing led by Ben Philson with Laura Hoover at the piano . Rev . Robert Bumgarner closed the meeting with pra yer. Paul Simon and Art Gar funkel used to sing , " The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls . tenement halls ... " And it 's true that some of today 's mosl creative writing appear s on the wa ll s of public places. Here are some especia lly inn ovative offerings from the " Encycloped ia of Graffit i" : - Remember, even if you win the rat race - you 're still a rat . - I'd give my right arm to be amb idex trous . - An elephant is a mou se drawn to governmen t s peci fications . - Death is natu re' s way of telli ng yo u to slow down . - Don 't hate yourself in the morning - s leep ti ll noon. - Dra cula wea rs dentures . - The graffiti in the men·s room is better. - Reta in your humanity. Cash it in when the price goes up . - Cinderella married for mon ey . - Hummingb irds never remember the wor ds to so ng s. - Free the Ind ianapolis 500 . 354 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 992-6292 ' Mon I Electric Charcoal Li&hter..... :·.~. : .....'4.99 HARREY'S.SHOES, INC. Closed Sunday " Middle Upper Block" Pom eroy , Ohio ( Social FRIDAY ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE will visit Columbia Grange, 8 p.m. Frtday nighl. . RE11JRN Jonathan Meigs Chlpter ol DAR wfU have a patriotic picnic Frtday at 6 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mn. Thereon John10n, Rt. 2, Racine . Program "Flags of the Nation" to be preaented by Mrt. Nan Moore. Holteues are Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Robert A!hley , Mrs. Gene Yolt Jnd Mrs. Paul Elch. MISCELLANEOUS Shower for Connie Martin, and the Rev . Roser Watson, pallor of the Hemlock Grove Churdl Friday I p.m. at .Hemlock Grove Grange Hall. Everyone 11'eicome. ED . IRWIN, evangelist, singer, and musician to appear at the Meigs Junior High School auditorium, 7 p.m. Friday lor a gospel service. Public invited. Casablanca CeiHng Fan RETURNS HOME Mrs. Henry Cooper, here for the Middleport Alwnnl A.!aoclatlon banquet, has returned to her home in PennII)'IVJnla after visiting with her mother, Mrs. Eva Hartley, and sister, Mrs. Richard Owen and family. $It WIIB acl-ompanled home by Mrs. Hartley who will re· JTIIln for the graduation "{,Aha, Coopers' daughter, Janet: ' ' ' Rea. 1139.87 ••.•.•••••••.•••••••••.tSale '94.18 ACE HARDWARE MEIGS PLAZA SUN. I I, r-------------------. *AIR CONDITIONERS *DEHUMIDIFIERS GET REALLY HOTI bu rns i:l m.J the tnsidc Wi:lS completely done. - I. YSA T. lJI·: AH I.YSA -I often put a par1 uf water und er a easscr~l c I am baking so th~r~ I S no df:l ngcr of i:l luo- " KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON Ad"'" Po••d ind l w o duol1~ ,, go ou p 1 E II •(• ent qvolity ond ( Olo r reprodu(tion • Choo te yo uo IIX IAirom•Po rho ih will b. p oJel de li ... e red to our 0 1 •••••fJ'// . • ,~A ' P~'Jl[lke't'! HilUM •••••ol . I s~~ tJ\ t•• lt1U I1 0 AY JUtill II AM I , ... 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THURSDAY HAPPY HARVESTERS Clltss at Trinity Church, Thursday, 7:30p.m. LAUREL CUFF BETTER HEALTil CLUB, 7 p.m. 'Thursday at the Route 33 n~~~dside park for a potluck picnic. MEIGS COUNTY ifUMANE SOCIETY, 7:30 p.m. Thursday night at the . Rlverboit Room at the Athens County Savln~s and Loan Co. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE, at the hall, I p.m. Thursday. HARRISONVIIJ..E OES 255 Inspection . Thursday 7:30 p.m. Members to bring covered dish lor potluck dinner . • ' ',~;~;~:;~&sat. 9a .m .-8p .m. Fri . 1'• '• 12" Patio Thermometer,..........,., ..•7.77 -,.,- ; tu dt::slruy · bruwn t.:rust un th~: llulturn . - s ht• ust!s your favor ite POLLY Putr1 tcr, Pct!vc or Problem in ' Polly will send you one of her culu run . Write POLLY'S Bu'y a.pcrl'alc shed to usc for her si gne d th ank - yl!u POl NTE I!!i 111 rare uf th1s tht' ~ uilt b<:tckin14 etnll usc llt.'wspapcr cuupo11 clippers 1f Jli: WSIJ GI J) l'l' . ptl l y cs l L'I ' I>C~tt i ng for the paUduJg. It .'{CC il lS tu.st(:ty soft and flu ffy fo rever. Quill with regular quilting threml tmd · nce!llcs. After the edge is \ fliii Shed wush the tj U! lt Let ll · ~oak for i.ilmut 10 mmutcs in bi.trely wann Wid er with li 4u1 d soap fur washing \\'oolens. Then WiJ Sh for two KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER WITH or tl1rec rnmutcs. r>rv on ·· Delruate" speed anJ niost 1f AIR TEMP nut •ll uf the blue lines should l>e gor 1c. J\flt:! r the scrum.l \\: as hin ~ they wil l surely Ue gone. Het!JPY Quilting. tiHABEI.I.A . llEAH POI.I.Y - While ADMIRAL bakmg et cetkc I discovered thl' buttom wos burni ng but it wC:Js not cumplettly cuokt...od insalt·. I [riled a pan wtth water e~ nd put it un the ntck undt:r BUY NOW BEFORE THINGS the rake . When it had fi mohc-d · coukrng there were no more 50' •(h;)d,., \\ o' ""\ / NE WSPAPER 1-: NTE RPIUS•: ASSN . \ Packaged Seeds - large Selection slg9!i • ; ' Color Portrait 1 Calendar 1 I I I JJ\1 1 t\11 Made of the softest su pple tea mer wrth a fu /1-cushron. • tea lher rnsole. cush- ' ron crepe so le and hee l wr th rrbbed tread It all adds up to a lot or casual comfort. 1 spring flowers. Games were played with prizes going to Mury Felts, Nancy White, Ke nda Cha ne y, Mrs . Margaret B. Weber, mother of the bride-.,lect, and Mrs. Ruth Jenkins, mother of Steve, who also won the door prize . Others presenting gifts to Miss Weber were Rayanll<l Cole, Linda King, Ca rolyn Mununey, Beth J enkins , Sally Weber, Connie Carleton, Carol Gheen , Trudy Pryor, Glenna Sprague, and Vicky Grate . Frank Langel/a In Broadway ·s ··ors cula ··: Dentures ' ll" X 14" r . . ._.. . . . . . -..-, Bridal shower hosted What's up in graffiti POLLY'S POINTERS biU lugy.genera[ S<:i en<"c l'\1 111prehunsi ve from West Liber· Polly Cramer ty State Col lege. Hi s wife. Gl<rdys sterdeck Mitch, is organisl anti ell choir director only. Tin :, keeps cac1 1 pr.lir the $800 ,000 Center this fur l.awrenccficld Chapel ami Firep lace month. tnl.( elh er ;md r {'(J /1 sdcl'L h.•a chc.s piano and orgm1 is stained from ~tboul40 puir wit h just il . Mitch has been employed lessons. g!rtllt·e <tl tile IJux . -- MAHlE . smce 1974 a> a gen eral Ry_ Polly Cramt·r The nt.: w mul timedia f l i·: ~H I'UI.I.Y - Wilen 1 sctent-e teac her at the Mound· theatre directur ha s worked POLLY 'S PllOilLEM l'lEAH sville Junwr High Sehoul. For fur Oglebay Park during (he POLLY -· I would lik e to kno w wrtsh Ill \' foam -ba cked the past 10 years he has work- past 14 years induding part- how t.u dci;i ll the Stn ilkc stains drapenes i do just one panel ed on a part-time basis at tune and summer jobs at the frum Ill~' whit e lH·kk at a tune in the bathtub and fi nd they do nut wn nkle su Oglebay Park. duldren's zuo and at tl1e C; uod firepl• re . .:_ BOBBY Mitch describes the new Zoo. His tlutit!S now will in· m :AH BOBBY - I presume muclt. ll c;wc the hooks in th e Ogle!lay Park Center as uni· dude programming of ucw your fire pl ace ilas bricks !hat pleats and hart ~ litem un the qqe in that il offers ~ recrea- multimctlitt shows. p~ujcdion we r~ made white, nut painted ltrl l' lu dr y IJV tlll' huoks. r·or tional facility for education of shuws and operation of the white. If th e fini sh is sm ooth i<lfl gt•r dr<J perics 1 do h <~v<' to ~ the potential both to eenter, scheduling use of the such st• ins should scrub off IL<e cloth espi ns to pin them tu edUcate and to provide enter- t1>nler, as well as puul1 c rela· \-vit h scouring powder and c1 s~l'o nd lu1e but I fi nd th~:~ t tainment. He sa id that the job tionti and infor ma t ion ' tecl wuul. But if thev are ice1v ing thL· hooks mmC:Jk ~l:i it as dtredor of the multimedia dissemination fu r the nt:w rough us~ a stiff s t.:ru~Ubing 1mwh s illlpl ~ r whcn ha ngin g urush instcod of the steel tire drapes to dry. 1Po lly's c-enter offers him an impor- 1nulti-purpusc center . tant challenge in the field of The buildmg contai n> per· wool. Rinse well (Jftcr cl t!an - 11otl'- .Just be sure the hooks education since it can be used mant!nl scatin~ fur l JOpeople ing. I have C:Jl so heard uf ilre rust proof. r- MRS. R.P . IJEAH POl .I. y - 1 h<Jvc to inst ruct kindergarten and features a 40 foul mcdlf:llli e's hf:lnd soap IJcing bccnq Lult i11g for 15 years and use d for this, tuo .POLLY through college students a> d ia m e ter perfur(:tl c d lw v~.: some advice fur HerDEAR POLLYI ke e~ my well as professionals and aluminum domed .scrcc11 . dnw . IJu nul do anylhmg pten:ed eC:.~rr ing s in i:HJ emp ty other adult groups. Mitch is the grandson of <! bout those blucqu rltmg hn e!'i unc pound dwtulC:Jte C (:tndv Now 27, Mitch has lived in Mr. and Mr>. Perry Mitch, 1W marks until /\FTEH yuu Uox lh(:lt hf:ls compartm ent~ Wheeling for 20 yel!rs . He Midd leport. ;t re fini s il L'd wtlh the tj uilting. for the l' hoculatcs in une !dyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burdette spent the past weekend in Evansville, Ind . visiting their son, Bob. ' RUTLAND--Miss Donna Weber , bride-elect of Steve Jenkins, was honored with a bridal shower Friday eveni ng at the Weber home given by Charlotte Lambert, Debra McCall , Sherrie Might, Robin Boring, Linda McManus, Elle n Brooker, and Jane Wise. The green and yellow col· ors were use-d in the decura· Lions and cake inscrib<.-d "Best Wishes Steve and Dun· na" wa> >erved with punch, mints and nuts. The refresh· menl Lable was centered with w<:~ nt at 1y uf them ur you m tly h(:I VC lo draw some uf your OWII . and · Oscillating Fans Reg. 134.66 ........ 128.88 Garden Hose 64 ft.·')\ ••. r1/'H ................\ '6.98 ' .,J,. 4111 Freezer Ba gs, ~t. & Ill. ....... · ~! ·~...... ., ch icken to go. a ls o. Wheth er you ch oose their dining· room or yours. you're boun d to love the ir chicken- EAIIJlG FJJ.II FOR THE IIHDJ.E....EAMILY! · Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gilkerr· . son and granddaughter, Dreama Kay, and Mr . Gilken.son's aWtt, BernetLa, were weekend guests of Mr. Mrs. Bob HliCflich and Jtlyne. 0 Exterior Paint Reg. '8.9L ..........'6.88 Ch icke n-Out IS part of your loc a l 3 INONE restaurant, along wrth a Darry Isle an d a Fros top . Great Dairy treat s and fa mous Fr os top Root Beer . Br ing in the wh ol e fa mily becaus e 3 IN ONE is ... Mrs. R. S. Corson, Morgantown , W. Va. has spent the past week here visiting Mr. 10d Mrs. Hugh McPhail. LYNN AND "FRIEND"- Lynn Walker and her dog , Buster, are shown frolicking In the spring sWJshine at their horne . LyM is the on_;Year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Walker , Athens, Ala . and the granddaughter of Mr . and Mrs . Grady Craig, Hartford, W. Va . A great-grandmother is Pearl Norris , Racine, 0 . (Photo by Jimmy Walker). Saw Horse Legs ...................... '5.88 .. Announcement of his appointment was made in preparation for the opening of • • HAVE GUESTS Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr>. Edward Stiles of Middleport were their sun, Roger of Lexington. Ky . and thetr grandson , J~son Stiles of Shelbian• . Ky. Or , if you wan t , you can ch1c ken·t n, b ~ c ause Chicken - , Yuu .J u nul gradu(.ltcU from Wt:ll'wood Hrgh Sehoul and rc~ei veJ his ba chelor of ~rts degree in · cto r Steven 'R. Mitch, son of Robert and Mary Mitch of )Yarwood, ronner Middleport residents, has been named the director for Oglebay Park 's new multimedia theatre in tl)e Good Zoo com- Stephante £Dte /tUS 1,] SpeakS at ~~;,e~rf~~r~;~"~s~~~tn:d~e ~~s~h~::r~~~~:.;a~~i~;~w~~re fi·/1mz"/y n"·~ht Ob' rervat1on hu11orable. But I won 't try to find one. - CUHI NG MYSELF DEAR READERS : Col~m n scales fur and aga tnst psychiatric counsehng are now ttpped three to two on the "not worth it" side. Sorry about that, doctors. - H DEAR HELEN: I'm 100 perrent for Elatne 1who enjoys her 4().year smoking ha btt , and resents those GASP people). I have two queotion> for those mthtant non-smokers : 1. Do they walk , rather than use their cars to pollute the air ? 2. Do they care one whit for me or anyone else as they light the ftreplace, ba ckyard barbecue, coal-burning furnace. These can belch out more wwke in an hour than a city full of dgarelte smokers. Eating the devil '> meat is as wrong as drinking the devil's broth. You can bet your bippie a lot of non-smokers would drive their cars, cycles, snowmobiles, etc. from the kitchen to the ba throom if it were possible to get through the doorways. Both stdes are rtghl - and wrong - and both should work for Too many cooks rnay spoil a corrunon ca use of dean air. - O.B.V. the broth, but the ch ef at ou r Gut a problem• An adult subject for discussion • You can local beHrwry mrmf:l gt.·s splen- talk it over in her co lumn if you write to Helen Bottel care of Lhb newspaper. ' dlllly un his own. problems Mt ' heat t' wll h a tt•lluwship dt nnt.·r at ·· ~!t' 's SW<'t'i . I Know " Text noun a11d .Hn Hfternuon pruuf the lh·v. Co rter wa> " A gnm l tu feature tltt' rllu rcll ~ l an on a M 1.s~wn . " hi stut·y, n:cognitt lH JS an d Ser vil't.' S wi ll conli nue prc s~ nli::tli , •n s , Hllli H t! Jessa ~t.· through lht• week wtth the by lire Hev. Hen ry 1.. Ke)•. Hcv. Cruvcr Tum er to >peak Jr., funnrr pastor of tile tonrglil . Ht•\'. Eddie Buff- chu rl'll . mgtun. tumurruw night. ami Tht• publi t· IS mvltt.• d tu all fthns uf the Hulv Land to be of lh~ srrvH.'t'S. Mrti . Florenn• shown by the Hev. and Mrs. RIChards is gent'I'H i dutirWil ber Hilt on Fndoy night. man willl H.i sLien Mill er and There will be no service on Mi ss Carrie Ward as roSaturday but on Sunda y there chal nnen. will bt• an :ll l-1 l.w prog ran~ We'd 7- The DIUv SenUnel; MidtllePort-Pomerov 0 Wed sda · ne ·y,June 7,1978 /J"I'.J . ,].z·IJ"~ f ~ U,·j f I pi ~HII~l a11d A.IY IIl MmHJ!i sang RIO GRANDE - Pre· schoo l age children will have a special free opP<Jrtunity to pa rt rc ipate in educationa l activity beginning June 20 on the Rio Grande College and Community College campus. Three to fiv e year olds will be involved in a variety of play experiences each Tuesday and Thursday. 10 a.m. to noon, through J uly 13. According to Joan Loeffler, assis tant professor of .t'c'h' " name·d· .• e I I 1 I : I II �• ' ~ r 6 -~ The Daily Sentinel. Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, June 7. 1978 Church celebrates 100 years of service • Servu.:es at i :30 each t' \' l 'llmg al the Ml. Mon<th B<l ~t ~>t Church in Middle ~ ort art• celebratmg the IOOth anni\W· sary of lht• chordr IJK·ated "' till' rurn~ r of South Fourth Ave. and Ma in St. The Re1·. Nv le Burden. former pastor. UJ;t"d ··F'a1lh. Hupt.· ami Luvt• " with t' lll phasls un hu(N as his .st• rm on tuple fur the homeco ming ser - on Sunday. HP JS now ~ slu r of the Forest Hun & p· tist Chun:b in Pumeruv. Mrs. Camp beliHarpe r was 'pranist and the ushers were Miss Dullm la Miller <tnd Bud Mtller with Hi sde n Mrller · prcsahng at the servin:. Officers night was observe-d Munday with Mrs. f·: rnest Bowles ~resr ding and lhe Hev. John Smith speakrng on " Planted Forever bv the Lord ." The choir fruin the Triedstune Baptist Church. Gallipolis. presented spt•cra I VIl't: music. Mrs. Ruse M ctl'l l' Stoney was pwm.st and N1rah Stoney had a sol u. ·· Howl ,ong Has It Been ." Tuesda y night's speaker was the Rev. Douglas Ca rlt'r with thl' special mu.sic bt.·mg by Ute Mt. Carmel Choir. Rrdwell. Mrs. Joan Bass \\'as Pre-school pkly group pla'nned by Rio Grande like you to chiCken-out tonight education, all the acti vity inrl uding puzzles, mu sic, drawing and physical exercise, is geared towards ch ildren's educational and personal development. In dividual and small group activities will be supervised by Rio Grande students who are pre-school ed ucation majors studying kin · dergarten teaching method s. Ms. Loeffler said applications will be taken and chi ldren accepted into th e program on a first come. first serve basis. Sessions will be held in Yale Hall , on campus. and parents of children parti cipating will be responsible for providing transportation. A fee of 12.50 per child will be charged to furnish refreshment s. Additional infonnation is availab le and applications can be made· by phoning 2455353, ext. 262. THE HEA!JERS ALWAYS WHITF. DEAR HE LEN : . I'm late in responding on the subj ect of psyd1iatrists (are they or aren 't they worth their fees in terms of help fur emutrona I problems I. but I wanted to tell you my experience. For a couple of months I wa s literally crazy. 1 had constant an<lely attacks and thought I was losing my mind. So 1 went io a conununi ty mental health center where I was put into therapy and given Libriurn to Lake three times a day . I didn't unprove, so I went tu a medical doctor. Mv mother suggested it as uur family has so much diabetes on both sides. The doctor discovered through blood sugar tests thai I am hypuglycemrc : pre-diabetic. I conlrnut'ti visiting the psychiatnsts . but the diet is what rea lly helped. However,. despite the faet that the mental health cente r never considered the possibility that my problem nught be physical. I enjoyed my time with the "shrink ." He and the group were people I could talk to ~ithout worrying uver burdernng my friends with my problems. If I could afford it, I'd go back. but I'd ta ke everythi ng they said with a grain of salt. They were just a luxury . - DEBBIE DEAR HELEN : Much media comment has been made lately about psyduatmt> or psychologisL~ turning the couch into a double bed. Believe me, it happens' Like ma11y emotionally upse t peop le, I imagined myself in love wrlh my dodor. We had an affarr , all the while f was payrng hun 160 per session fur "help." He should have been pay ing me 1 Instead, he terminated my therapy when things got too inte11se for his "detached" spirit, and left me rn worse cundrtwn than I was before. f brought su it, but he "proved " in court I was fa ntasizing. After all, CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. .No longer lovable Ry Karen Blaker, Ph .D. DEAR DR. BLAK ER - I was an !l rchitecl when 1 gut rne~ r­ ried but never work ed al my t.'Hrecr until a year ago. Then J s111r1ed a f1rm w1th anotht• r wumf:ln . We f:lre <.t lreetdy quJt r suc:tcssf ul . I would be feelrng ternf1 c eXl't•plrny ltli:lrrtagt- is fa lllng apart. Even though my husllctnd dt.•n ies l l, I ~un s ure the / began when I started wurkmg . He says he IS prou d uf rn y new Ind ependence but he can't perfor1n 111 bed . lrn- po t ~ n te means lu nw that hJs rnascu limt y 1~ thrt!illcncd. In onl ~ r tu /"i.!(JSti Url' hun. r consta ntl y ask turn fur sex. I ot her lt.lc i~ S because thts vnc only seems to metkt: thmgs wur st' . ncl:t.l some DEAH READEH - I am not surprrscd. Although women ha ve Lradihunally fe lt the plex. un~urla nt first >Lep for your husband rs to have a complete pl ry>tcal examination . Once the phy>icul factors have been ruled out, you and your huoband can be~in to ex plore th e psyt·hu logi cal aspa'ls of lite problem. Dunng Lhe>e uiscussions, do nut focus exd usively on sex . Sexual difficulties are often only symptoms uf underlying destructive feel· 1ngs in i:.l relationship . Ask your husband if he feds unloved. If he docs, try destrudi vt• effed s of sex on dt•ma nd . 11 al so has a nc~alive ~;!(fee t un the male sexu;:d rt!sponsc. St·x mu>l develop in a free emU spuntarwous manner to be mutually >at bfyrng. llu nut jump to premature tt~ndu o ions about tire relaLIUnship of your ltusl;;md 's unpute ncy to your twwfound to find out how vuu luwe t 'U il· sut·t·css - unless vou arc trrbuted to this f~elr ng. ea~er to leap r1ght o·ut of the Lc C~ v e your prcconceivet.l 1narrtf:lgc . L'Xplantttiuns astt.le a nt.! Irnput ~ n t y j e r ect il e JJSTEN to what he sa ys. Is dysfuncti on IS a more H ~­ your indcpcndent.'l' anti sue· curatc Len11 1is Hn extremely cess really bothering him ? Or complex phenomenon . While ts lt sumethtng else? 11 lllH Y ~ enti re ly situational May be you haven 't been - as you C~ re suggesting in home much since you started your husbcmd 's L(:t St' - tt can yuur f11111 and he is feelin g alsu be rauoed by physical lonely . Or maybe you l<llk far tors. cun>Lantly about your jub Arnung lhe must prev.a lent wtlhvut asking about Ins wurk of these are >tress and and he IS fe eling c. eluded. fati gue, early llndta gnoscd In other words, trv tu fintl diabetes. low androgen level, uut why yo u nu long.cr se~ 111 use and abuse of narcoti c> or lovable 111 hi>eye>, a lco hol and c erl a tn If he can reassure you that nt:u rolog lci::tl d ist:i::t SC~ . he is not threatened by your Wtth the>e fa cts in mind , an Independence, you may want ..' ,, ._..-··~·-·--~ Pomeroy 1 PerSonal Notes 1 0 Out restaurant s pr epare the ir del iciou s , homesty le /1 U Stephanie Fields of Israel who has been in the United States for the past two years attending school, was guest speaker at the family night observance held recentl y at Heath United Methodist Church Her program incl ud ed sir des on the life in Israel with a (' u mnu~ ntary on Lhe r u>torns , the fanni n ~ Regatta plans completed Plan> fur participation m the Regatta were completed at the Jaycee-;, lle> meeting held Moirday night at the Meigs fnn . Becky Triplett b chairpers u n of the uiller dunker and discussed the scheduling of members to work . Be v Cwnrruns was well:omed into membership. Plans were made for a yard sale to be held in July at the home of Shelly Clark. An installation banquet to be held with the Ja ycees will be held on June 12 at 7 p.m. at · the Meig s Inn. Next meeting uf the Jayceeettes will be on June 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Southern Ohio Insurance Age ncy. New members are welcome . to pursue the m!ltler of your se xua l problems with a sex t'Uullselur. If, however. yuu are cunvineed that his im· potency mirrors a threatened se lf-;,steem, yuu will no doubt lose respect for him and begin the move toward a separation . Write tu Dr. Blaker m care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Hadro Ctty Sta tion. New York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of mail pr ohibits persona l replies, but questions of general in tereot will be di>eusoed in future columns. J methods, and the Jewish pra yer life . She noted that both young men and .women must serve in the army, and re ca lled some of her childhood experiences while living in Israel. Miss Fields was accompa nied to the meeti ng by her gra ndmot her, Mrs. Roy /1 Schrader of Vincent, and Mr. and Mrs. Hichard Hall . Arrangements for the dinner were made by members of the Eleanor Circle. There was group singing led by Ben Philson with Laura Hoover at the piano . Rev . Robert Bumgarner closed the meeting with pra yer. Paul Simon and Art Gar funkel used to sing , " The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls . tenement halls ... " And it 's true that some of today 's mosl creative writing appear s on the wa ll s of public places. Here are some especia lly inn ovative offerings from the " Encycloped ia of Graffit i" : - Remember, even if you win the rat race - you 're still a rat . - I'd give my right arm to be amb idex trous . - An elephant is a mou se drawn to governmen t s peci fications . - Death is natu re' s way of telli ng yo u to slow down . - Don 't hate yourself in the morning - s leep ti ll noon. - Dra cula wea rs dentures . - The graffiti in the men·s room is better. - Reta in your humanity. Cash it in when the price goes up . - Cinderella married for mon ey . - Hummingb irds never remember the wor ds to so ng s. - Free the Ind ianapolis 500 . 354 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 992-6292 ' Mon I Electric Charcoal Li&hter..... :·.~. : .....'4.99 HARREY'S.SHOES, INC. Closed Sunday " Middle Upper Block" Pom eroy , Ohio ( Social FRIDAY ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE will visit Columbia Grange, 8 p.m. Frtday nighl. . RE11JRN Jonathan Meigs Chlpter ol DAR wfU have a patriotic picnic Frtday at 6 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mn. Thereon John10n, Rt. 2, Racine . Program "Flags of the Nation" to be preaented by Mrt. Nan Moore. Holteues are Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Robert A!hley , Mrs. Gene Yolt Jnd Mrs. Paul Elch. MISCELLANEOUS Shower for Connie Martin, and the Rev . Roser Watson, pallor of the Hemlock Grove Churdl Friday I p.m. at .Hemlock Grove Grange Hall. Everyone 11'eicome. ED . IRWIN, evangelist, singer, and musician to appear at the Meigs Junior High School auditorium, 7 p.m. Friday lor a gospel service. Public invited. 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I I Fab Laundr,y 49 _01 • Detergent Box I I 1 II 12 $ 29 I 1S· @• Serve 'N' Save Sliced Bacon I I I gc I I I(ROGER GOST CUTTER COUPON I I Orange Juice I I Pak I I I I I -Ctn. I I I I I I 6 $ 89 I I I " I I Kroger Frozen Orange Juice I I I I I C 2S .If' 6 OZ. CTN . SWEETENED OR UNSWEETENED I 'Rrol · PARTY HELD Matthew Craddock, son of Mr. and Mn. Elrl Craddock ~ Nina Stllea J was honored Jrlay 30 on hia third birthday ~t the h<lmt of his grandi-renll, Mr. ·and 'Mrs. Edll'lid SUies, South Third fr,ve., Middleprt Middleport. A lnlln ·replica cake was lierved with Ice cream and pop tv the guests. Suckers lind bill!JIIIll were ~lven as favun. Attending were Mr. lind Mrs. Jlllllea L. Fry, dl~hters, Ruth and Sue, :Matthew's mother Mrs. Crad)luck 1nd the hQII.s . Gills were pmented Ill Matthew. '' 00 v~•",. 1 WEDNESDAY POMEROY Masonic Lodge 161, FI<AM, regular session, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, All Malter Ma10ns invited. BETHEL Lldles Aid l p.m. with . Eunice Davis and VIrginia Fllher. THURSDAY HAPPY HARVESTERS Clltss at Trinity Church, Thursday, 7:30p.m. LAUREL CUFF BETTER HEALTil CLUB, 7 p.m. 'Thursday at the Route 33 n~~~dside park for a potluck picnic. MEIGS COUNTY ifUMANE SOCIETY, 7:30 p.m. Thursday night at the . Rlverboit Room at the Athens County Savln~s and Loan Co. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE, at the hall, I p.m. Thursday. HARRISONVIIJ..E OES 255 Inspection . Thursday 7:30 p.m. Members to bring covered dish lor potluck dinner . • ' ',~;~;~:;~&sat. 9a .m .-8p .m. Fri . 1'• '• 12" Patio Thermometer,..........,., ..•7.77 -,.,- ; tu dt::slruy · bruwn t.:rust un th~: llulturn . - s ht• ust!s your favor ite POLLY Putr1 tcr, Pct!vc or Problem in ' Polly will send you one of her culu run . Write POLLY'S Bu'y a.pcrl'alc shed to usc for her si gne d th ank - yl!u POl NTE I!!i 111 rare uf th1s tht' ~ uilt b<:tckin14 etnll usc llt.'wspapcr cuupo11 clippers 1f Jli: WSIJ GI J) l'l' . ptl l y cs l L'I ' I>C~tt i ng for the paUduJg. It .'{CC il lS tu.st(:ty soft and flu ffy fo rever. Quill with regular quilting threml tmd · nce!llcs. After the edge is \ fliii Shed wush the tj U! lt Let ll · ~oak for i.ilmut 10 mmutcs in bi.trely wann Wid er with li 4u1 d soap fur washing \\'oolens. Then WiJ Sh for two KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER WITH or tl1rec rnmutcs. r>rv on ·· Delruate" speed anJ niost 1f AIR TEMP nut •ll uf the blue lines should l>e gor 1c. J\flt:! r the scrum.l \\: as hin ~ they wil l surely Ue gone. Het!JPY Quilting. tiHABEI.I.A . llEAH POI.I.Y - While ADMIRAL bakmg et cetkc I discovered thl' buttom wos burni ng but it wC:Js not cumplettly cuokt...od insalt·. I [riled a pan wtth water e~ nd put it un the ntck undt:r BUY NOW BEFORE THINGS the rake . When it had fi mohc-d · coukrng there were no more 50' •(h;)d,., \\ o' ""\ / NE WSPAPER 1-: NTE RPIUS•: ASSN . \ Packaged Seeds - large Selection slg9!i • ; ' Color Portrait 1 Calendar 1 I I I JJ\1 1 t\11 Made of the softest su pple tea mer wrth a fu /1-cushron. • tea lher rnsole. cush- ' ron crepe so le and hee l wr th rrbbed tread It all adds up to a lot or casual comfort. 1 spring flowers. Games were played with prizes going to Mury Felts, Nancy White, Ke nda Cha ne y, Mrs . Margaret B. Weber, mother of the bride-.,lect, and Mrs. Ruth Jenkins, mother of Steve, who also won the door prize . Others presenting gifts to Miss Weber were Rayanll<l Cole, Linda King, Ca rolyn Mununey, Beth J enkins , Sally Weber, Connie Carleton, Carol Gheen , Trudy Pryor, Glenna Sprague, and Vicky Grate . Frank Langel/a In Broadway ·s ··ors cula ··: Dentures ' ll" X 14" r . . ._.. . . . . . -..-, Bridal shower hosted What's up in graffiti POLLY'S POINTERS biU lugy.genera[ S<:i en<"c l'\1 111prehunsi ve from West Liber· Polly Cramer ty State Col lege. Hi s wife. Gl<rdys sterdeck Mitch, is organisl anti ell choir director only. Tin :, keeps cac1 1 pr.lir the $800 ,000 Center this fur l.awrenccficld Chapel ami Firep lace month. tnl.( elh er ;md r {'(J /1 sdcl'L h.•a chc.s piano and orgm1 is stained from ~tboul40 puir wit h just il . Mitch has been employed lessons. g!rtllt·e <tl tile IJux . -- MAHlE . smce 1974 a> a gen eral Ry_ Polly Cramt·r The nt.: w mul timedia f l i·: ~H I'UI.I.Y - Wilen 1 sctent-e teac her at the Mound· theatre directur ha s worked POLLY 'S PllOilLEM l'lEAH sville Junwr High Sehoul. For fur Oglebay Park during (he POLLY -· I would lik e to kno w wrtsh Ill \' foam -ba cked the past 10 years he has work- past 14 years induding part- how t.u dci;i ll the Stn ilkc stains drapenes i do just one panel ed on a part-time basis at tune and summer jobs at the frum Ill~' whit e lH·kk at a tune in the bathtub and fi nd they do nut wn nkle su Oglebay Park. duldren's zuo and at tl1e C; uod firepl• re . .:_ BOBBY Mitch describes the new Zoo. His tlutit!S now will in· m :AH BOBBY - I presume muclt. ll c;wc the hooks in th e Ogle!lay Park Center as uni· dude programming of ucw your fire pl ace ilas bricks !hat pleats and hart ~ litem un the qqe in that il offers ~ recrea- multimctlitt shows. p~ujcdion we r~ made white, nut painted ltrl l' lu dr y IJV tlll' huoks. r·or tional facility for education of shuws and operation of the white. If th e fini sh is sm ooth i<lfl gt•r dr<J perics 1 do h <~v<' to ~ the potential both to eenter, scheduling use of the such st• ins should scrub off IL<e cloth espi ns to pin them tu edUcate and to provide enter- t1>nler, as well as puul1 c rela· \-vit h scouring powder and c1 s~l'o nd lu1e but I fi nd th~:~ t tainment. He sa id that the job tionti and infor ma t ion ' tecl wuul. But if thev are ice1v ing thL· hooks mmC:Jk ~l:i it as dtredor of the multimedia dissemination fu r the nt:w rough us~ a stiff s t.:ru~Ubing 1mwh s illlpl ~ r whcn ha ngin g urush instcod of the steel tire drapes to dry. 1Po lly's c-enter offers him an impor- 1nulti-purpusc center . tant challenge in the field of The buildmg contai n> per· wool. Rinse well (Jftcr cl t!an - 11otl'- .Just be sure the hooks education since it can be used mant!nl scatin~ fur l JOpeople ing. I have C:Jl so heard uf ilre rust proof. r- MRS. R.P . IJEAH POl .I. y - 1 h<Jvc to inst ruct kindergarten and features a 40 foul mcdlf:llli e's hf:lnd soap IJcing bccnq Lult i11g for 15 years and use d for this, tuo .POLLY through college students a> d ia m e ter perfur(:tl c d lw v~.: some advice fur HerDEAR POLLYI ke e~ my well as professionals and aluminum domed .scrcc11 . dnw . IJu nul do anylhmg pten:ed eC:.~rr ing s in i:HJ emp ty other adult groups. Mitch is the grandson of <! bout those blucqu rltmg hn e!'i unc pound dwtulC:Jte C (:tndv Now 27, Mitch has lived in Mr. and Mr>. Perry Mitch, 1W marks until /\FTEH yuu Uox lh(:lt hf:ls compartm ent~ Wheeling for 20 yel!rs . He Midd leport. ;t re fini s il L'd wtlh the tj uilting. for the l' hoculatcs in une !dyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burdette spent the past weekend in Evansville, Ind . visiting their son, Bob. ' RUTLAND--Miss Donna Weber , bride-elect of Steve Jenkins, was honored with a bridal shower Friday eveni ng at the Weber home given by Charlotte Lambert, Debra McCall , Sherrie Might, Robin Boring, Linda McManus, Elle n Brooker, and Jane Wise. The green and yellow col· ors were use-d in the decura· Lions and cake inscrib<.-d "Best Wishes Steve and Dun· na" wa> >erved with punch, mints and nuts. The refresh· menl Lable was centered with w<:~ nt at 1y uf them ur you m tly h(:I VC lo draw some uf your OWII . and · Oscillating Fans Reg. 134.66 ........ 128.88 Garden Hose 64 ft.·')\ ••. r1/'H ................\ '6.98 ' .,J,. 4111 Freezer Ba gs, ~t. & Ill. ....... · ~! ·~...... ., ch icken to go. a ls o. Wheth er you ch oose their dining· room or yours. you're boun d to love the ir chicken- EAIIJlG FJJ.II FOR THE IIHDJ.E....EAMILY! · Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gilkerr· . son and granddaughter, Dreama Kay, and Mr . Gilken.son's aWtt, BernetLa, were weekend guests of Mr. Mrs. Bob HliCflich and Jtlyne. 0 Exterior Paint Reg. '8.9L ..........'6.88 Ch icke n-Out IS part of your loc a l 3 INONE restaurant, along wrth a Darry Isle an d a Fros top . Great Dairy treat s and fa mous Fr os top Root Beer . Br ing in the wh ol e fa mily becaus e 3 IN ONE is ... Mrs. R. S. Corson, Morgantown , W. Va. has spent the past week here visiting Mr. 10d Mrs. Hugh McPhail. LYNN AND "FRIEND"- Lynn Walker and her dog , Buster, are shown frolicking In the spring sWJshine at their horne . LyM is the on_;Year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Walker , Athens, Ala . and the granddaughter of Mr . and Mrs . Grady Craig, Hartford, W. Va . A great-grandmother is Pearl Norris , Racine, 0 . (Photo by Jimmy Walker). Saw Horse Legs ...................... '5.88 .. Announcement of his appointment was made in preparation for the opening of • • HAVE GUESTS Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr>. Edward Stiles of Middleport were their sun, Roger of Lexington. Ky . and thetr grandson , J~son Stiles of Shelbian• . Ky. Or , if you wan t , you can ch1c ken·t n, b ~ c ause Chicken - , Yuu .J u nul gradu(.ltcU from Wt:ll'wood Hrgh Sehoul and rc~ei veJ his ba chelor of ~rts degree in · cto r Steven 'R. Mitch, son of Robert and Mary Mitch of )Yarwood, ronner Middleport residents, has been named the director for Oglebay Park 's new multimedia theatre in tl)e Good Zoo com- Stephante £Dte /tUS 1,] SpeakS at ~~;,e~rf~~r~;~"~s~~~tn:d~e ~~s~h~::r~~~~:.;a~~i~;~w~~re fi·/1mz"/y n"·~ht Ob' rervat1on hu11orable. But I won 't try to find one. - CUHI NG MYSELF DEAR READERS : Col~m n scales fur and aga tnst psychiatric counsehng are now ttpped three to two on the "not worth it" side. Sorry about that, doctors. - H DEAR HELEN: I'm 100 perrent for Elatne 1who enjoys her 4().year smoking ha btt , and resents those GASP people). I have two queotion> for those mthtant non-smokers : 1. Do they walk , rather than use their cars to pollute the air ? 2. Do they care one whit for me or anyone else as they light the ftreplace, ba ckyard barbecue, coal-burning furnace. These can belch out more wwke in an hour than a city full of dgarelte smokers. Eating the devil '> meat is as wrong as drinking the devil's broth. You can bet your bippie a lot of non-smokers would drive their cars, cycles, snowmobiles, etc. from the kitchen to the ba throom if it were possible to get through the doorways. Both stdes are rtghl - and wrong - and both should work for Too many cooks rnay spoil a corrunon ca use of dean air. - O.B.V. the broth, but the ch ef at ou r Gut a problem• An adult subject for discussion • You can local beHrwry mrmf:l gt.·s splen- talk it over in her co lumn if you write to Helen Bottel care of Lhb newspaper. ' dlllly un his own. problems Mt ' heat t' wll h a tt•lluwship dt nnt.·r at ·· ~!t' 's SW<'t'i . I Know " Text noun a11d .Hn Hfternuon pruuf the lh·v. Co rter wa> " A gnm l tu feature tltt' rllu rcll ~ l an on a M 1.s~wn . " hi stut·y, n:cognitt lH JS an d Ser vil't.' S wi ll conli nue prc s~ nli::tli , •n s , Hllli H t! Jessa ~t.· through lht• week wtth the by lire Hev. Hen ry 1.. Ke)•. Hcv. Cruvcr Tum er to >peak Jr., funnrr pastor of tile tonrglil . Ht•\'. Eddie Buff- chu rl'll . mgtun. tumurruw night. ami Tht• publi t· IS mvltt.• d tu all fthns uf the Hulv Land to be of lh~ srrvH.'t'S. Mrti . Florenn• shown by the Hev. and Mrs. RIChards is gent'I'H i dutirWil ber Hilt on Fndoy night. man willl H.i sLien Mill er and There will be no service on Mi ss Carrie Ward as roSaturday but on Sunda y there chal nnen. will bt• an :ll l-1 l.w prog ran~ We'd 7- The DIUv SenUnel; MidtllePort-Pomerov 0 Wed sda · ne ·y,June 7,1978 /J"I'.J . ,].z·IJ"~ f ~ U,·j f I pi ~HII~l a11d A.IY IIl MmHJ!i sang RIO GRANDE - Pre· schoo l age children will have a special free opP<Jrtunity to pa rt rc ipate in educationa l activity beginning June 20 on the Rio Grande College and Community College campus. Three to fiv e year olds will be involved in a variety of play experiences each Tuesday and Thursday. 10 a.m. to noon, through J uly 13. According to Joan Loeffler, assis tant professor of .t'c'h' " name·d· .• e I I 1 I : I II �... 8 - The Datly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, June 7. 1978 Jury selection begins juq nflt guil ty or organized crime an(! murder for hire, " said deft' nse a tt orn ey Hy selectiOn has beg un m the Frir clman . ''How ccm the seco nd trial uf repu te d underw orld ftg u res stmmnin~ from Lhl' bomb slaying of Clev eland second strmg E-ven be con- CLEVE: LAND 1 UP! I Aller four days o.f often bitter ar~um~nts, pretr ia l r<:~cketeer Dwllel J "OtHm v" Greene . · C'uyHhoga County L'mnnwn Pleas Judg e i\'o r mcw A. Furr st heard 16 dt>fen se m ot!Ons , disrn tss 1ncludmg thL' ont' to mdldment l'harg ing the thr et' defendants w1th l'll~ Hgmg in urgamzt:•d LTUll e . " The wl leged con s pl r<~ t n r s h av t~ Heavy llliiJ Ur been fo und ~-------oo Beat••. Of the Bend Angr ·· LL'Onardo and Thomas J _ ··Tnrnmy .. Sinito - were a('qu itted on all counts or (t _gg r~vat e d murd e r , aggr; tn lted arson and f'ngag ing in orgamzed cr UlJe. Lir<H c)Ji 1s the reputed boss of org;;mized cn me in northeast Ohlll. with "Re·select " sett tng 0 Five -posit1on water temperature contro l- SPECIAL includmg 3 Permane nt WASHER.ORYER Press settings D Bleach dispenser $489~~1R 0 Double·Act10n washing 0 Porcelatn enamel top and lid Lint fi lte r and recirc ulation system Lock 'n Spin'MSafe ty Lid , Fabric softener dispense r (o ptional accessory) :J BacKed by Nat1onwi de Su re Serv1ce You canoe sure 11 11 s WeS1 1nghouse MRS. AGNES HilL. Tuppers Plains, has made some progress in her search for an oil cloth map printed in Pomeroy in the late 1800's. She's located two more townships to be reproduced from the aged map showin g property owners in the townships and has two more to go. Th e needed two are Olive and Orange Townships. If you can help please conta ct Mrs. Hill in Tuppers Plains. JAN JUDG E: reports that two free cerv ica l ca ncer clinics for Meigs area women will be held in JwJe , They will be June 14 and June 28 a l Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport and there are plenty appointment openings at this point. To make an appointment - and it is for your own benefit- call 992·7531 daytime or 992.,';832 in the evenings or on weekends. A COMMITTEE: has been formed to improve the Chester Elementary Sehool gymnasium . The wooden floor o.f the gym is fallin g apart and the committee hopes to raise some $4,000 to be used in taking up the wooden fl oo r and replacing it with tile over concrete . The school was once the Chester High building and the committee is hoping that alunmi '·whose happy years of high school" were spent in the building will help out. There will be volunteer labor needed besides the money . Anyone wishing to contr ibute may send donati ons to Mike Will in care of the school. CE:WARD CALVE:RT , a member of the sales staff of Smtlh ·Nelson Motors in Pomeroy, is confined to St. Joseph Hosp1tal \!)' Q~[fl]~illWIU TO OUR MEIGS COUNTY CUSTOMERSI THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR ANOTHER 15% SAVINGS. OPEN 9:00A.M. TO 5:30P.M. SPORTING GOODS OOFF N\JW PAINTER PANTS $750 oz. WRANGLER JEANS Str ai ght Leg and Boot Flares 00 l,OOO's MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION CARPENTER PANTS $ 50 LEE RIDER 14 oz. JEANS Stright Leg and Flares $ 00 JUST ARRIVED! THOUSANDS of SLEEPING BAGS Largest Selection in Southeastern Ohio Every Size and Style Awallable Bill's Army-Navy Store 65 North Court St. Graph Leiter by maili ng 50 cen ts tor e-ach and a tong , s ~ l l ~-1.> 1 addr esse d . stam ped en~o~e1ope ' to Aslro-Graph , P 0 Box 489, Radio Ci ty Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sur e 10 spec ify Oirlh sign . · CANCER (June 21-July 22] Vour assen tveness will be tuned to a higher pitch than us ual today, but it would be wi se to mask your mo t1 ves with ch arm . Srn rl es a'nd thank ~ou s assure success . . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Usuall y you're not one to htde your ltght unde r a bu shel Today, ~o u may b e reti ce nt to let someo ne yo u secre tl y ad mir e know exac tl y how ~ou feel. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept . 221 Fnends will react to your warmly toda y beca use they 'll sense you re eager to pl ace their wis he s above you r own . No wonder you ·re popular LIBRA (Sept . 23·0ct. 23] Surprisi ngl y. th at wh ich oil ers th e greates t challenge and appears to be the most diff ic ult Wttl prove IO be the C3SieSt for you toda y. Don ' t duck responSibt lities . SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22] II pa ys to be observ ant toda y. You co uld profit from study ing 1he experiences ol ano the r. The lesson s learned co uld be appl icable to 'p'O ur own life at a in Parkersburg, W. Va . Cards may be sent to room 411 . MRS. ALICE FRE:E:LAND has entered Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg for observation and treatment. Cards ma)' be sent to th e hospital where Mrs. Freeland will be con fined for several days, MR. AND Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman, Pittsburgh, Pa., lhe former Renda Russell, were in for the Memorial Day weekend and attended the RBcine High School Alumni Banquet. Both were members of the Class of 1961. day ~;~re l •ke ly to come fr om Situ ations tn augura ted by oth ers ratner tha n fro m your own spadewor k CAPRICORN !Dee. 22-Jon . 19] Fmdi nq willing and co mpat1bl e companions lo pal aro und wil h shoul d be easy lor you today. You ingratia te your self with cha rm. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 11] Tackle ta sks that involve beautllicalion, as you have a kna ck lor harmony and order tod ay . Th e unsigh tly will tak e on a nel14 look under your han ds. PISCES (Feb . !0.· March 20] A.ny fli rtatio n on your part may be tak en se riou sly by th e ob· ject of your intentior1s today , so be sure you really desire what , you're ~oing after . ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19] You should derive considerable enjoyment today expre ss ing yourself domesti cally . Try your hand at the culi nar y art s or' decorating your abode TAURUS (Aprii20·May 20] Don 'I hes itate to . use terms ol en.dE!arment In meaningful rela tion ships today . Persons who ca re tor you are equally amc idus to know you care, too. 1NEWSPAPF.:tt ENTg RPRISE ASSN. I IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF AC · COUNTS, PROBATE COURT , MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Acc ount s and vo ucn ers ot th e rollow lnQ named f idu ci aries have been f iled in the Probate Co urt , Meigs County , Oh io, for approval and settlement : CA SE NO : 16,148 First· Account of F11 nn ie Miller , Gu ardil!n of the person an d' estate of Grover c. Oliver , an incompetent person ., CASE NO : 21. 131 Final Account of Betty Br lckles , Admin is tratr ix of the E st al~ of Ina Ho back , De cea sed CA SE no : 27, 059 Fin al Acc ount ot Stev en T. Sloan . Administrator of the Estate o f E ffie Davis Starch er . Deceased CA SE NO . 21. 293 Fina l Acc ount of Betty Mer le Stout , Admi ni strl!lr ix of the Estate of Samuel 0 . Stout , Oet eased Unless except ion s ar e f il ed thereto , sa id acc ount s w i ll be tor he ar ing bef or e said Cou rt on th e t..t n . da y of Jul y, 1978 . at Which t ime sa id ac cou nls wilt be co nsi dered and con tin ued fr om da y to da y vn fil finall y di sp ose d of . Any pe r son inleres ted may t i le written exce ptions to said; a cc ounts or to ma tters pe r ta inin g to the execut 10n of the tr ust. not less th an Hve da 't'S pr ior to the date se t tor hear ing . M an n ing Webster JUDGE . COMM ON PLE AS COU RT PR OBA T E D IV IS ION . MEl GS COUNTY . OHIO. (6) 7, He LfGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second ha If Collection of the 1977 Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing date will be June 20, 1978. WASHI NGTON (UP!; earlier this year sued the Federal grand juries in eight former trustees for money states ar e inv estig at ing allegedly squandered on bad . poss ibl e crim ina l conduc t loans, including sev eral to involvin g offi cia ls of th e Las Vegas casinos. r ece ntl y resh uffl ed Te"msters Union Ce ntr al States pension fund , a Justi ce Department official told a co ngr ess iona l he ar in g Tuesday . Uni on reform leade rs, test ifying in the same hearing before a House Wa ys and Mea ns s ub co m mitt ee , charged that organized crime controls the fund . Prices Effective IRS Commissioner Jerome oz. Kurt z, anoth er witness, tl1rea tened to revoke the fu nd 's qualifica tion for tax deductible status if "serious deficiencies'' in its operation persist. Acting Assistant Attorn ey Genen1l John C. Keeney said criminal investigations by the grand juries include at least 11matters involving the pe nsion .fund and one regardin g the un ion's health and wel!are fund. " Grand juries in Ca lif ornia , Connectic ut , 24 oz. Broughton Florida , Ill inois, Michigan , Nevada, Ne w York and PeMsy lva nia are currently pursuing Investigations of in1 lb. Blue Bonnet dividuals or tra nsac ti ons Involving these fund s," Kloeney said . The reform lead ers representing Tea msters for a Democ' r a t i c Union and the P r ofess ional Dr ive r s Association - demanded the 16 oz. currenl trustees o.f the fund be ouslt'<l " nd a government· supervioeu elec tion iJe held to choose successors. 17 oz. Hep. J .. 1. Pickle, D-Texas, who presided at the session, sa1d he was dissatisfi td with the eHectiveness of out-o.f • 46 oz. grape ('t,urt · tJg r ee rnents under wtuch Teamsters !'resident Frank Fit zsimmo ns and 200 ct. other offici~ l s were forcl'<l to resi ~n as fund trustees. " IJoJfort unately, It now se ems pa inful ly appare nt 32 oz . Kraft Miracle Whip that the cu rrent trustees are making " mockery o.f the ir strict du ly or indi vidual 9 oz . loya lt y to the 450 ,000 Teamsters who depend on the Ct: nt rttl Stat es Fu nds," Pi<·kle .said. 711, oz. Kraft The I.abor Depa rtm ent GEORGE M. COLLINS MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER RUT LAND DEPARTMENT STORE 50% OF OUR SALES COMES FROM YOU! BRING Or~iQQ!~o $ 50 Some thin gs you've al.,,ays wanted . but couldn 't alford, could b~ with in reach. this coming ~ear . Oth ers ni•ghl have a hand in brin ging thi s about GEMINI (May 11 -June 10) The way s and mea hs to acqu ~re someth1ng nice Yo u 've been want in g loo k lik e th ey can be worked o u1 today. Focus your sm art s on your desire. Hav ing tr ou ~J e selectin g a career" Send for yo ur copy of Astra- Dear E:ditor, Early last week someone hit our mail box with a club or iron rod and ruined it ! I had just paid about $7 for it before I entered the hospital in August of last year. We don't bother anyone, why anyone would do us such a dirty trick is beyond me 1Some people don'l grow up, they just jump up. God will puni sh such nuts for lheir crimes, never · forget ' I hope these people 1or person ) will suffer 10 times more hell than I have! 1I suffered hell and the grave since August of '77! That's no lie!) ... Bull 'm getting along fine now' Have had one fina ncial crisis after the other since August but I thank the good Lord I have made out pretty well mosl of the times ... such people should send a donation to help a person "hard hit " rather lhan such destruction! I always do goo d deeds for other people, not dirty deed! I feel pity in my heart for such dirty rascals! A human wouldn't do such dirty deeds! I thank the good L<>rd for good neighbors and friends , I got loads of get well cards and gifts while I was in two hospiU!ls (tha t proves most people are to ps !). laler da te Sincerely, John Mohler SAGIITA.RIUS (Nov . 23-Dec. Leading Creek Rd ., Middleport Z1) Your grealest benefi ts to- robing Teamsters Three Day $ ~YMrm Grass almost knee deep? RANGER. MINER ARRO•GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol the editor 1 and mwt be •lined wllb llle alpee'a ad· dn11. Namet may be withheld upon pubUcaUoa. However, on request, names will be dleciMed. Lenel'l should be In good taste, addressing !Jauea, not per· sonalltles. CONG RATULATIONS Ill Kimberly Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenne th Williams. Kimberly, who graduated from West High School in Phoe nix, Ariz., in a class o.f 900, received the most outstanding student award at commencement Thursday night . The Williams, of course, are former residents and Kimberly would ha ve graduated from Meigs High tltis spring had the family not Dea r Editor : moved to Phoenix. Kim 'sgrandmother is Mrs. Pearl Williams, I am writing concerning the Rock Springs Cemetery, a long-time teac her in Pomeroy who now put s in busy days Memonal Day, I went out to my husband 's grave. What a with her handicraft shop in Pomeroy look! The grass was.almost knee high. I also went to Kyger and other ones. They were all nice and clean. · AN D A VOTE: of tha nks to Bill Darst and his crew in I think the Trustees should get a trash can and put up there Middleport from Carl Gilmore. Carl says that Darst and his for tlte old flowers that people put in the ditch, looks like a crew really had the Middleport cemeteries in beautiful shape dump. If you all can 't afford one I will buy them and paint for Memorial Day and he apprec iated it. Did y ou ·~ them if some one will haul them out there. I know some day will be vote day . BOB AND Debbie Buck were among ·the lucky Meigs Well , I know what you will say. Don't worry if 1 had the Counli ans who got the time and money at the sa me time to money I would lift my husband to another one. Let me hear.attend the Broadway production of "Chorus Une " staged in Mary Roberts, 675 Sycamore St., Middleport, Ohio 45760. Columbus recently . The Bucks enjoyed the presentation tremendously . ACLE:VER idea by Mrs. Dorothy Oliver, an E:nglish and literature teacher at Meigs High School is well received by students . Mrs. Oliver had ber class wall display board just covered this year with newspa per pictu res and articles dealing with student acti vities. The st udents enjoy it and after loo king at so many arllcles and pi ctures, taken fr om The Daily Sentine l, no wonder il seems like il has been a busy year - it HAS. sel ections D Five-pos ition w ater saver " ,, I Mail box destroyed Model LA4 9 jig 18-l b. ca pac•ly 1 C He,wy Du• 1 Sp tral Ramp ', ·Agttato r-lo r bt g wash 1 loads '0 Kn it fabric cycle 0 Three agitat ion/ spin speed ..' ,--------------------------- 1· · Letlel'l of opinion ue welcomed. They ahould be 1 le11 than 300 wonlllong (or be aubJef!l to nductloa by For Tltursdoy, June 8 June 8, t918 18lb. Capacity Agitator Wast.lr with Knit Fabric Cycle 14 -- .. - .. .. ,._. By Bob Hoeflich s idc n·d ~·· Friedman was referring to the fa ct that three defendant s in thr first Gree ne mufde r trial - Ja mes T. "Jack Wlute" ljcal' oli. Angelo "Big , Athens, Ohio- Ph. 592·2488 Phone 742-2100 ' I ' • Thru Sat., June 10th • HAM PAm........:..................................... ~~-~.. s1.49 FRENCH CITY RING PUDDING ........... ~~: ... s1.19 FRENCH CITY BULK WIENERS ............ ~~: .. s1.19 HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ........................ ~~: ... 99' COTTAGE CHEESE ........89~ CABBAGE ..............~.~~ 25 MARGARINE.~~~~~~-~~.~~- 6~ Green ~ 10 lb. Alabama new WHITE POTATOES ..~~~..$} 69 1-LB. BOOTH'S PERCH FILLETS ..... !.k.9~.~1.59 SWEET BRIER APPLESAUCE ••••••••••••. 2/79' TEEN QUEEN PEAS ........................ 2/59' WELCH AID DRINK •••••••.••••••••••••••••••• "_59c WHITE KLEEN EX ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 59~ SALAD DRESSING. .......................1::.~.sl.29 TWIN PAK PRINGLES .........................89' A thnught for the day : Just 1~~ · fqre h£· wa ~ lmnged by thr Br it l:-;11 as ;1 H t•vr~l utiOna r y W;,r spy, patrtut Nathan Hale swd . " I only regret that 1 have hllt one life to l u~ fi,r IJIY ('IIUJitl'y , '' " MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER........ 2/69' J2 oz. IVORY LIQUID dish detergent with 1sc off s ·······························~ 1.29 FOLGER'S COFFEE ........................... '4.79 10 oz . 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middle~rt-Pomerov o Wed sda J AwardS AS;~mbly honors Eastern students ji:AST MEIGS - The following students were recognized at the Eastern High School Awards assembly : Outstanding Science Student - David B. Brown. Library Service Cer· tificates - Debbie Shields, Judy Perry, Dorothy Runyan, Teresa Browning, Sharon Henderson, Pam Riffle, Robert Mays, Cindy Scyoc and Pam Bowers. Outstanding' Senior English Student - Dorothy Runyon . Outstanding Senior Home Economics Student - Brenda Boyles. Math Awards - Algebra I Award, Melanie Root · Algebra II Award, Kare~ Probert; Geometry Award, Dan Spencer; Senior Math Award, Dollie Runyon ; Senior Math Award, Becky Windon. Senior Art Award - Keith Kuhn, Winn er of Annu al Ivan B. Walk er Award x (boy ); Kim Ba t· ey, Winner of Annual Ivan B. Walker Award · x (girl l. x · This award given an~ nually in memory of former president of Eaolern Boosters Qub. Awarded to outstanding boy and girl - Scmur Athlete and seholar who has par· t icipated in at least two areas of athletics. Baseball Awards ~" our Year Awards - Jue Kuhn; Highest Batting Average, Joe Kuhn : Four Year Award s, Kevin Buckley; Three Year Award• - Joe Boyles, Jeff Goebel, Steve Little, Dan Spencer, Ru sty Wiga l; Two Year Awards - Bria n Bissell, J eff Kimes, Mike Griggs ; One Year Awards '7 Greg Wigal, Dan NewelL Senior Award Winners in Ree ky Windon. Kun Batey ; Base ball - Kev in Buckley, Joe Kuhn. Specialllase ball Awards Bes1 pitcher, Dan Spencer ; Most Im proved, J elf Kimes; Best Oe.fensive Player, Joe Kuhn; Best Hitter, J oe Kuhn. Girls Tra ck Awards Senior Award Winn er s '- Winners of Bars and Inserts - l.auri Ma tthews, Vida Weber, Debbie Durst, Lita Y oung, J enn ie McC lure, Kaleen Milhoune; First Time Letter Wi nners - J auet Broo ks, Pebbles Blake, Angle Blake, Lau ra E:i chinger , Hcm·c Tre ssel ; First Time CeJ1ificatt· Winners ~ Teresa Dai ley. Pe gg y Johnson , Melanic Hoot, Tra("i Sayre, Donn a PcrS(JnS, Chris Per· Shei la White, Nancy Mura Sp el'lal Hccugll lt Jun --" l;.arls Track - ,\ n~le Blake, QuaiJfJed State Track Meet m 44 Yotnl Dash; !.(Jur i M at· thews, Finished lilt II in Slate Track Meet - Mile Hun ; Kim Sa nw s, La ur a P rovince, Batey, Winner of Girls High Shcrri Bu cha nan, Terri Point Trophy - 1918. Pullins, Susan Sprague, Judy Soli S, Store Hours: Mor1.-Sal 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SEOOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU JUNE 10, 1978 ~rooks. Outstanding Vocat ional Agriculture Student - Rocky Van Meter. Outstanding Industrial Arts Award - Rocky Van Meter. Choral Award - Diana Massar. Outstanding Music Student Award - Kathy Pullins. Citizenship Award Outstanding Senior Boy, David B. Brown : Outstanding Senior Girl, Mary Mora. Activity Award - Outstanding Senior Boy, David B. Brown ; Outstanding Senior Girl, Kim Batey. Boys State David Hedrick. Alternate - Boys State Dan Spencer. Perlect Attendance Brenda Riffle, Dave Young, Joe Sayre, John Davis, Traci ~yre, Carla Chichester. • Winner of Outstanding ~holar Trophy - David B. Brown . Editor of School Annual t>orothy Runyon. • Asst. Editor - Keith Brooks. ~ Daughters of lhe American Revolution Award - Mary fo!ora . • Winner ol Ohio In· itructlonal Grant to Hocking Technical School. ; WIMer of Ohio Scholarship awarded by Board of Regents :.. David B. Brown. ; WiMer of Four County Rio Grande CommWllty College ~holarsltip - Becky Win· olon . ' WiMer of Ohio University Jjasic Grant - Dorothy JtWlyon. • Band Awards - Out· &tanding Seventh · Grade Student, Becky Eichinger; pulstandlng Eighth Grade Student, Palty Edwards ; hutstanding Freshman Student, Laura Eichinger; :Outstanding Sophomore ~tudent, Uta You0g; Out· etanding Junior St udent, David Hedrick; Outstanding lienior Student, David B. Brown. Boys Track Awarda ' Winners of Bars and In· serts - Don Eynon, Brian White, Dwayne Good, RBy Werry , Randy Browning, Leonard Myers, Jack Parker, Mark Norton, Dave Brown, Brett Matthews, Rick L<>ng, Ed Chevalier, Gene Cole. Senior Award Winners In Boys Track - David Brown, Rocky Van Meter, Ed Chevalier. First Time Letter Winners - Terri Brown, Lawrence Pooler, Tony Kennedy, Ed Holter, Rocky Van Meter. Special Recogni11on Boys Track - Keith Wolfe, Winner of Boys High Point TrOphy - 1978. Special Recognition - Joe COKE - SPRITE MR. PIBB - TAB OR FRESCA 09 CUT HAM '1,59 LB. EE USDA Choice ARM ROAST LB. BACON 10 lb. '1.29 \lined Ripe TOMATOES 59c Kraf1 Philadelph ia CHEESE •1.99 YELLOW Budget BOLOGNA ONIONS 3 LB . DOG FOOD EGGS lb. '2.99 GRAPE JELLY )2 01 59' 99' '1.09 USDA Boneless Buckel lb. Bag 64 Ol . 49~ 69' Bordens GREEN CUBE STEAK PEPPERS POPSICLES '1.69 2/39c '1.19 LB . Crispy Serve .BACON BANANAS 4 lb. '1.00 24 ct. Bordens Jumbo Treat ICE CREAM Gal. 1 1.79 '2.19 DAWN 3 CITRUS PUNCH Ol . WEL CH 8 Ol. Sunny Delight CHEER DETERGENT 84 lS 3 lb . Bo• '1.19 USDA Choice E~s P1eces POTATOES Grade A Extra Large lb . WELC H GRAPE JAM 3 99' CASCADE so 01 . lb. 99c '1.49 KRAFT BARBECUE SAUCE 59c 18 OJ . ELF SALAD DRESSING not 59c FREE DINNER HELD A surprise picnic dinner honoring Mrs. Glenora Swalzel was held recenUy at the Route 33 roadside park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Tex Myers (Manjuoie • Swatzel l and son, Mark, Arlington, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swatrel, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swalzel , Donnie, Phillip and Sleven, Marielia; " Mr. and Mrs. Michael Winebrenner and Shelly, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. William Swatzel, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Travis, (Naomi Swatzel) and children, Jeff and Tammy, Print-eton, W. Va. ; and Sandy Rafferty anu son , Brian, Col· wnbus. .ITAR.WAIU. POSTERS When you buy Family or King or Giant Cheer, Dawn, Cascade. Buy any 2 - Get 1 Poster Free • Buy any 3- Get 3 Posters Free • See our 01 splay . 1ar ' A l.bouahl for the day : American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson old, "Beauty wlth011t arace 1.1 the hook ~011t the bllll.'' • �... 8 - The Datly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, June 7. 1978 Jury selection begins juq nflt guil ty or organized crime an(! murder for hire, " said deft' nse a tt orn ey Hy selectiOn has beg un m the Frir clman . ''How ccm the seco nd trial uf repu te d underw orld ftg u res stmmnin~ from Lhl' bomb slaying of Clev eland second strmg E-ven be con- CLEVE: LAND 1 UP! I Aller four days o.f often bitter ar~um~nts, pretr ia l r<:~cketeer Dwllel J "OtHm v" Greene . · C'uyHhoga County L'mnnwn Pleas Judg e i\'o r mcw A. Furr st heard 16 dt>fen se m ot!Ons , disrn tss 1ncludmg thL' ont' to mdldment l'harg ing the thr et' defendants w1th l'll~ Hgmg in urgamzt:•d LTUll e . " The wl leged con s pl r<~ t n r s h av t~ Heavy llliiJ Ur been fo und ~-------oo Beat••. Of the Bend Angr ·· LL'Onardo and Thomas J _ ··Tnrnmy .. Sinito - were a('qu itted on all counts or (t _gg r~vat e d murd e r , aggr; tn lted arson and f'ngag ing in orgamzed cr UlJe. Lir<H c)Ji 1s the reputed boss of org;;mized cn me in northeast Ohlll. with "Re·select " sett tng 0 Five -posit1on water temperature contro l- SPECIAL includmg 3 Permane nt WASHER.ORYER Press settings D Bleach dispenser $489~~1R 0 Double·Act10n washing 0 Porcelatn enamel top and lid Lint fi lte r and recirc ulation system Lock 'n Spin'MSafe ty Lid , Fabric softener dispense r (o ptional accessory) :J BacKed by Nat1onwi de Su re Serv1ce You canoe sure 11 11 s WeS1 1nghouse MRS. AGNES HilL. Tuppers Plains, has made some progress in her search for an oil cloth map printed in Pomeroy in the late 1800's. She's located two more townships to be reproduced from the aged map showin g property owners in the townships and has two more to go. Th e needed two are Olive and Orange Townships. If you can help please conta ct Mrs. Hill in Tuppers Plains. JAN JUDG E: reports that two free cerv ica l ca ncer clinics for Meigs area women will be held in JwJe , They will be June 14 and June 28 a l Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport and there are plenty appointment openings at this point. To make an appointment - and it is for your own benefit- call 992·7531 daytime or 992.,';832 in the evenings or on weekends. A COMMITTEE: has been formed to improve the Chester Elementary Sehool gymnasium . The wooden floor o.f the gym is fallin g apart and the committee hopes to raise some $4,000 to be used in taking up the wooden fl oo r and replacing it with tile over concrete . The school was once the Chester High building and the committee is hoping that alunmi '·whose happy years of high school" were spent in the building will help out. There will be volunteer labor needed besides the money . Anyone wishing to contr ibute may send donati ons to Mike Will in care of the school. CE:WARD CALVE:RT , a member of the sales staff of Smtlh ·Nelson Motors in Pomeroy, is confined to St. Joseph Hosp1tal \!)' Q~[fl]~illWIU TO OUR MEIGS COUNTY CUSTOMERSI THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR ANOTHER 15% SAVINGS. OPEN 9:00A.M. TO 5:30P.M. SPORTING GOODS OOFF N\JW PAINTER PANTS $750 oz. WRANGLER JEANS Str ai ght Leg and Boot Flares 00 l,OOO's MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION CARPENTER PANTS $ 50 LEE RIDER 14 oz. JEANS Stright Leg and Flares $ 00 JUST ARRIVED! THOUSANDS of SLEEPING BAGS Largest Selection in Southeastern Ohio Every Size and Style Awallable Bill's Army-Navy Store 65 North Court St. Graph Leiter by maili ng 50 cen ts tor e-ach and a tong , s ~ l l ~-1.> 1 addr esse d . stam ped en~o~e1ope ' to Aslro-Graph , P 0 Box 489, Radio Ci ty Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sur e 10 spec ify Oirlh sign . · CANCER (June 21-July 22] Vour assen tveness will be tuned to a higher pitch than us ual today, but it would be wi se to mask your mo t1 ves with ch arm . Srn rl es a'nd thank ~ou s assure success . . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Usuall y you're not one to htde your ltght unde r a bu shel Today, ~o u may b e reti ce nt to let someo ne yo u secre tl y ad mir e know exac tl y how ~ou feel. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept . 221 Fnends will react to your warmly toda y beca use they 'll sense you re eager to pl ace their wis he s above you r own . No wonder you ·re popular LIBRA (Sept . 23·0ct. 23] Surprisi ngl y. th at wh ich oil ers th e greates t challenge and appears to be the most diff ic ult Wttl prove IO be the C3SieSt for you toda y. Don ' t duck responSibt lities . SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22] II pa ys to be observ ant toda y. You co uld profit from study ing 1he experiences ol ano the r. The lesson s learned co uld be appl icable to 'p'O ur own life at a in Parkersburg, W. Va . Cards may be sent to room 411 . MRS. ALICE FRE:E:LAND has entered Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg for observation and treatment. Cards ma)' be sent to th e hospital where Mrs. Freeland will be con fined for several days, MR. AND Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman, Pittsburgh, Pa., lhe former Renda Russell, were in for the Memorial Day weekend and attended the RBcine High School Alumni Banquet. Both were members of the Class of 1961. day ~;~re l •ke ly to come fr om Situ ations tn augura ted by oth ers ratner tha n fro m your own spadewor k CAPRICORN !Dee. 22-Jon . 19] Fmdi nq willing and co mpat1bl e companions lo pal aro und wil h shoul d be easy lor you today. You ingratia te your self with cha rm. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 11] Tackle ta sks that involve beautllicalion, as you have a kna ck lor harmony and order tod ay . Th e unsigh tly will tak e on a nel14 look under your han ds. PISCES (Feb . !0.· March 20] A.ny fli rtatio n on your part may be tak en se riou sly by th e ob· ject of your intentior1s today , so be sure you really desire what , you're ~oing after . ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19] You should derive considerable enjoyment today expre ss ing yourself domesti cally . Try your hand at the culi nar y art s or' decorating your abode TAURUS (Aprii20·May 20] Don 'I hes itate to . use terms ol en.dE!arment In meaningful rela tion ships today . Persons who ca re tor you are equally amc idus to know you care, too. 1NEWSPAPF.:tt ENTg RPRISE ASSN. I IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF AC · COUNTS, PROBATE COURT , MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Acc ount s and vo ucn ers ot th e rollow lnQ named f idu ci aries have been f iled in the Probate Co urt , Meigs County , Oh io, for approval and settlement : CA SE NO : 16,148 First· Account of F11 nn ie Miller , Gu ardil!n of the person an d' estate of Grover c. Oliver , an incompetent person ., CASE NO : 21. 131 Final Account of Betty Br lckles , Admin is tratr ix of the E st al~ of Ina Ho back , De cea sed CA SE no : 27, 059 Fin al Acc ount ot Stev en T. Sloan . Administrator of the Estate o f E ffie Davis Starch er . Deceased CA SE NO . 21. 293 Fina l Acc ount of Betty Mer le Stout , Admi ni strl!lr ix of the Estate of Samuel 0 . Stout , Oet eased Unless except ion s ar e f il ed thereto , sa id acc ount s w i ll be tor he ar ing bef or e said Cou rt on th e t..t n . da y of Jul y, 1978 . at Which t ime sa id ac cou nls wilt be co nsi dered and con tin ued fr om da y to da y vn fil finall y di sp ose d of . Any pe r son inleres ted may t i le written exce ptions to said; a cc ounts or to ma tters pe r ta inin g to the execut 10n of the tr ust. not less th an Hve da 't'S pr ior to the date se t tor hear ing . M an n ing Webster JUDGE . COMM ON PLE AS COU RT PR OBA T E D IV IS ION . MEl GS COUNTY . OHIO. (6) 7, He LfGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second ha If Collection of the 1977 Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing date will be June 20, 1978. WASHI NGTON (UP!; earlier this year sued the Federal grand juries in eight former trustees for money states ar e inv estig at ing allegedly squandered on bad . poss ibl e crim ina l conduc t loans, including sev eral to involvin g offi cia ls of th e Las Vegas casinos. r ece ntl y resh uffl ed Te"msters Union Ce ntr al States pension fund , a Justi ce Department official told a co ngr ess iona l he ar in g Tuesday . Uni on reform leade rs, test ifying in the same hearing before a House Wa ys and Mea ns s ub co m mitt ee , charged that organized crime controls the fund . Prices Effective IRS Commissioner Jerome oz. Kurt z, anoth er witness, tl1rea tened to revoke the fu nd 's qualifica tion for tax deductible status if "serious deficiencies'' in its operation persist. Acting Assistant Attorn ey Genen1l John C. Keeney said criminal investigations by the grand juries include at least 11matters involving the pe nsion .fund and one regardin g the un ion's health and wel!are fund. " Grand juries in Ca lif ornia , Connectic ut , 24 oz. Broughton Florida , Ill inois, Michigan , Nevada, Ne w York and PeMsy lva nia are currently pursuing Investigations of in1 lb. Blue Bonnet dividuals or tra nsac ti ons Involving these fund s," Kloeney said . The reform lead ers representing Tea msters for a Democ' r a t i c Union and the P r ofess ional Dr ive r s Association - demanded the 16 oz. currenl trustees o.f the fund be ouslt'<l " nd a government· supervioeu elec tion iJe held to choose successors. 17 oz. Hep. J .. 1. Pickle, D-Texas, who presided at the session, sa1d he was dissatisfi td with the eHectiveness of out-o.f • 46 oz. grape ('t,urt · tJg r ee rnents under wtuch Teamsters !'resident Frank Fit zsimmo ns and 200 ct. other offici~ l s were forcl'<l to resi ~n as fund trustees. " IJoJfort unately, It now se ems pa inful ly appare nt 32 oz . Kraft Miracle Whip that the cu rrent trustees are making " mockery o.f the ir strict du ly or indi vidual 9 oz . loya lt y to the 450 ,000 Teamsters who depend on the Ct: nt rttl Stat es Fu nds," Pi<·kle .said. 711, oz. Kraft The I.abor Depa rtm ent GEORGE M. COLLINS MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER RUT LAND DEPARTMENT STORE 50% OF OUR SALES COMES FROM YOU! BRING Or~iQQ!~o $ 50 Some thin gs you've al.,,ays wanted . but couldn 't alford, could b~ with in reach. this coming ~ear . Oth ers ni•ghl have a hand in brin ging thi s about GEMINI (May 11 -June 10) The way s and mea hs to acqu ~re someth1ng nice Yo u 've been want in g loo k lik e th ey can be worked o u1 today. Focus your sm art s on your desire. Hav ing tr ou ~J e selectin g a career" Send for yo ur copy of Astra- Dear E:ditor, Early last week someone hit our mail box with a club or iron rod and ruined it ! I had just paid about $7 for it before I entered the hospital in August of last year. We don't bother anyone, why anyone would do us such a dirty trick is beyond me 1Some people don'l grow up, they just jump up. God will puni sh such nuts for lheir crimes, never · forget ' I hope these people 1or person ) will suffer 10 times more hell than I have! 1I suffered hell and the grave since August of '77! That's no lie!) ... Bull 'm getting along fine now' Have had one fina ncial crisis after the other since August but I thank the good Lord I have made out pretty well mosl of the times ... such people should send a donation to help a person "hard hit " rather lhan such destruction! I always do goo d deeds for other people, not dirty deed! I feel pity in my heart for such dirty rascals! A human wouldn't do such dirty deeds! I thank the good L<>rd for good neighbors and friends , I got loads of get well cards and gifts while I was in two hospiU!ls (tha t proves most people are to ps !). laler da te Sincerely, John Mohler SAGIITA.RIUS (Nov . 23-Dec. Leading Creek Rd ., Middleport Z1) Your grealest benefi ts to- robing Teamsters Three Day $ ~YMrm Grass almost knee deep? RANGER. MINER ARRO•GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol the editor 1 and mwt be •lined wllb llle alpee'a ad· dn11. Namet may be withheld upon pubUcaUoa. However, on request, names will be dleciMed. Lenel'l should be In good taste, addressing !Jauea, not per· sonalltles. CONG RATULATIONS Ill Kimberly Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenne th Williams. Kimberly, who graduated from West High School in Phoe nix, Ariz., in a class o.f 900, received the most outstanding student award at commencement Thursday night . The Williams, of course, are former residents and Kimberly would ha ve graduated from Meigs High tltis spring had the family not Dea r Editor : moved to Phoenix. Kim 'sgrandmother is Mrs. Pearl Williams, I am writing concerning the Rock Springs Cemetery, a long-time teac her in Pomeroy who now put s in busy days Memonal Day, I went out to my husband 's grave. What a with her handicraft shop in Pomeroy look! The grass was.almost knee high. I also went to Kyger and other ones. They were all nice and clean. · AN D A VOTE: of tha nks to Bill Darst and his crew in I think the Trustees should get a trash can and put up there Middleport from Carl Gilmore. Carl says that Darst and his for tlte old flowers that people put in the ditch, looks like a crew really had the Middleport cemeteries in beautiful shape dump. If you all can 't afford one I will buy them and paint for Memorial Day and he apprec iated it. Did y ou ·~ them if some one will haul them out there. I know some day will be vote day . BOB AND Debbie Buck were among ·the lucky Meigs Well , I know what you will say. Don't worry if 1 had the Counli ans who got the time and money at the sa me time to money I would lift my husband to another one. Let me hear.attend the Broadway production of "Chorus Une " staged in Mary Roberts, 675 Sycamore St., Middleport, Ohio 45760. Columbus recently . The Bucks enjoyed the presentation tremendously . ACLE:VER idea by Mrs. Dorothy Oliver, an E:nglish and literature teacher at Meigs High School is well received by students . Mrs. Oliver had ber class wall display board just covered this year with newspa per pictu res and articles dealing with student acti vities. The st udents enjoy it and after loo king at so many arllcles and pi ctures, taken fr om The Daily Sentine l, no wonder il seems like il has been a busy year - it HAS. sel ections D Five-pos ition w ater saver " ,, I Mail box destroyed Model LA4 9 jig 18-l b. ca pac•ly 1 C He,wy Du• 1 Sp tral Ramp ', ·Agttato r-lo r bt g wash 1 loads '0 Kn it fabric cycle 0 Three agitat ion/ spin speed ..' ,--------------------------- 1· · Letlel'l of opinion ue welcomed. They ahould be 1 le11 than 300 wonlllong (or be aubJef!l to nductloa by For Tltursdoy, June 8 June 8, t918 18lb. Capacity Agitator Wast.lr with Knit Fabric Cycle 14 -- .. - .. .. ,._. By Bob Hoeflich s idc n·d ~·· Friedman was referring to the fa ct that three defendant s in thr first Gree ne mufde r trial - Ja mes T. "Jack Wlute" ljcal' oli. Angelo "Big , Athens, Ohio- Ph. 592·2488 Phone 742-2100 ' I ' • Thru Sat., June 10th • HAM PAm........:..................................... ~~-~.. s1.49 FRENCH CITY RING PUDDING ........... ~~: ... s1.19 FRENCH CITY BULK WIENERS ............ ~~: .. s1.19 HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ........................ ~~: ... 99' COTTAGE CHEESE ........89~ CABBAGE ..............~.~~ 25 MARGARINE.~~~~~~-~~.~~- 6~ Green ~ 10 lb. Alabama new WHITE POTATOES ..~~~..$} 69 1-LB. BOOTH'S PERCH FILLETS ..... !.k.9~.~1.59 SWEET BRIER APPLESAUCE ••••••••••••. 2/79' TEEN QUEEN PEAS ........................ 2/59' WELCH AID DRINK •••••••.••••••••••••••••••• "_59c WHITE KLEEN EX ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 59~ SALAD DRESSING. .......................1::.~.sl.29 TWIN PAK PRINGLES .........................89' A thnught for the day : Just 1~~ · fqre h£· wa ~ lmnged by thr Br it l:-;11 as ;1 H t•vr~l utiOna r y W;,r spy, patrtut Nathan Hale swd . " I only regret that 1 have hllt one life to l u~ fi,r IJIY ('IIUJitl'y , '' " MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER........ 2/69' J2 oz. IVORY LIQUID dish detergent with 1sc off s ·······························~ 1.29 FOLGER'S COFFEE ........................... '4.79 10 oz . 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middle~rt-Pomerov o Wed sda J AwardS AS;~mbly honors Eastern students ji:AST MEIGS - The following students were recognized at the Eastern High School Awards assembly : Outstanding Science Student - David B. Brown. Library Service Cer· tificates - Debbie Shields, Judy Perry, Dorothy Runyan, Teresa Browning, Sharon Henderson, Pam Riffle, Robert Mays, Cindy Scyoc and Pam Bowers. Outstanding' Senior English Student - Dorothy Runyon . Outstanding Senior Home Economics Student - Brenda Boyles. Math Awards - Algebra I Award, Melanie Root · Algebra II Award, Kare~ Probert; Geometry Award, Dan Spencer; Senior Math Award, Dollie Runyon ; Senior Math Award, Becky Windon. Senior Art Award - Keith Kuhn, Winn er of Annu al Ivan B. Walk er Award x (boy ); Kim Ba t· ey, Winner of Annual Ivan B. Walker Award · x (girl l. x · This award given an~ nually in memory of former president of Eaolern Boosters Qub. Awarded to outstanding boy and girl - Scmur Athlete and seholar who has par· t icipated in at least two areas of athletics. Baseball Awards ~" our Year Awards - Jue Kuhn; Highest Batting Average, Joe Kuhn : Four Year Award s, Kevin Buckley; Three Year Award• - Joe Boyles, Jeff Goebel, Steve Little, Dan Spencer, Ru sty Wiga l; Two Year Awards - Bria n Bissell, J eff Kimes, Mike Griggs ; One Year Awards '7 Greg Wigal, Dan NewelL Senior Award Winners in Ree ky Windon. Kun Batey ; Base ball - Kev in Buckley, Joe Kuhn. Specialllase ball Awards Bes1 pitcher, Dan Spencer ; Most Im proved, J elf Kimes; Best Oe.fensive Player, Joe Kuhn; Best Hitter, J oe Kuhn. Girls Tra ck Awards Senior Award Winn er s '- Winners of Bars and Inserts - l.auri Ma tthews, Vida Weber, Debbie Durst, Lita Y oung, J enn ie McC lure, Kaleen Milhoune; First Time Letter Wi nners - J auet Broo ks, Pebbles Blake, Angle Blake, Lau ra E:i chinger , Hcm·c Tre ssel ; First Time CeJ1ificatt· Winners ~ Teresa Dai ley. Pe gg y Johnson , Melanic Hoot, Tra("i Sayre, Donn a PcrS(JnS, Chris Per· Shei la White, Nancy Mura Sp el'lal Hccugll lt Jun --" l;.arls Track - ,\ n~le Blake, QuaiJfJed State Track Meet m 44 Yotnl Dash; !.(Jur i M at· thews, Finished lilt II in Slate Track Meet - Mile Hun ; Kim Sa nw s, La ur a P rovince, Batey, Winner of Girls High Shcrri Bu cha nan, Terri Point Trophy - 1918. Pullins, Susan Sprague, Judy Soli S, Store Hours: Mor1.-Sal 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SEOOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU JUNE 10, 1978 ~rooks. Outstanding Vocat ional Agriculture Student - Rocky Van Meter. Outstanding Industrial Arts Award - Rocky Van Meter. Choral Award - Diana Massar. Outstanding Music Student Award - Kathy Pullins. Citizenship Award Outstanding Senior Boy, David B. Brown : Outstanding Senior Girl, Mary Mora. Activity Award - Outstanding Senior Boy, David B. Brown ; Outstanding Senior Girl, Kim Batey. Boys State David Hedrick. Alternate - Boys State Dan Spencer. Perlect Attendance Brenda Riffle, Dave Young, Joe Sayre, John Davis, Traci ~yre, Carla Chichester. • Winner of Outstanding ~holar Trophy - David B. Brown . Editor of School Annual t>orothy Runyon. • Asst. Editor - Keith Brooks. ~ Daughters of lhe American Revolution Award - Mary fo!ora . • Winner ol Ohio In· itructlonal Grant to Hocking Technical School. ; WIMer of Ohio Scholarship awarded by Board of Regents :.. David B. Brown. ; WiMer of Four County Rio Grande CommWllty College ~holarsltip - Becky Win· olon . ' WiMer of Ohio University Jjasic Grant - Dorothy JtWlyon. • Band Awards - Out· &tanding Seventh · Grade Student, Becky Eichinger; pulstandlng Eighth Grade Student, Palty Edwards ; hutstanding Freshman Student, Laura Eichinger; :Outstanding Sophomore ~tudent, Uta You0g; Out· etanding Junior St udent, David Hedrick; Outstanding lienior Student, David B. Brown. Boys Track Awarda ' Winners of Bars and In· serts - Don Eynon, Brian White, Dwayne Good, RBy Werry , Randy Browning, Leonard Myers, Jack Parker, Mark Norton, Dave Brown, Brett Matthews, Rick L<>ng, Ed Chevalier, Gene Cole. Senior Award Winners In Boys Track - David Brown, Rocky Van Meter, Ed Chevalier. First Time Letter Winners - Terri Brown, Lawrence Pooler, Tony Kennedy, Ed Holter, Rocky Van Meter. Special Recogni11on Boys Track - Keith Wolfe, Winner of Boys High Point TrOphy - 1978. Special Recognition - Joe COKE - SPRITE MR. PIBB - TAB OR FRESCA 09 CUT HAM '1,59 LB. EE USDA Choice ARM ROAST LB. BACON 10 lb. '1.29 \lined Ripe TOMATOES 59c Kraf1 Philadelph ia CHEESE •1.99 YELLOW Budget BOLOGNA ONIONS 3 LB . DOG FOOD EGGS lb. '2.99 GRAPE JELLY )2 01 59' 99' '1.09 USDA Boneless Buckel lb. Bag 64 Ol . 49~ 69' Bordens GREEN CUBE STEAK PEPPERS POPSICLES '1.69 2/39c '1.19 LB . Crispy Serve .BACON BANANAS 4 lb. '1.00 24 ct. Bordens Jumbo Treat ICE CREAM Gal. 1 1.79 '2.19 DAWN 3 CITRUS PUNCH Ol . WEL CH 8 Ol. Sunny Delight CHEER DETERGENT 84 lS 3 lb . Bo• '1.19 USDA Choice E~s P1eces POTATOES Grade A Extra Large lb . WELC H GRAPE JAM 3 99' CASCADE so 01 . lb. 99c '1.49 KRAFT BARBECUE SAUCE 59c 18 OJ . ELF SALAD DRESSING not 59c FREE DINNER HELD A surprise picnic dinner honoring Mrs. Glenora Swalzel was held recenUy at the Route 33 roadside park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Tex Myers (Manjuoie • Swatzel l and son, Mark, Arlington, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swatrel, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swalzel , Donnie, Phillip and Sleven, Marielia; " Mr. and Mrs. Michael Winebrenner and Shelly, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. William Swatzel, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Travis, (Naomi Swatzel) and children, Jeff and Tammy, Print-eton, W. Va. ; and Sandy Rafferty anu son , Brian, Col· wnbus. .ITAR.WAIU. POSTERS When you buy Family or King or Giant Cheer, Dawn, Cascade. Buy any 2 - Get 1 Poster Free • Buy any 3- Get 3 Posters Free • See our 01 splay . 1ar ' A l.bouahl for the day : American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson old, "Beauty wlth011t arace 1.1 the hook ~011t the bllll.'' • �... ...... . . . 10 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Wednesday ,June 7,1978 Mlld~Ps E~~~ ~cRE:E? Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Gallipolis Business Collt!ile is offering the acc'redited program of c lass work you ' re requ ire d to complete for taking the Ohio State Examination complete in onlv . 12. wt>ek s . Class b e g~n s June 12 . For more- information 15 Word.~ ur Umlt-r Ca~h · Chaq(t' I tbly 1 00 1 25 :l iliiy.~ J Wiys 1.50 1.80 I 90 ~ . :l!i ti!Wys 3.00 :175 Ead r word u\'t!l' .Lilt' m111unwn 15 words IS 4 l 't'nlli per word ~r tid~ Alb rumun~ ulht•r lht~n t-unst-t·utrv..dap w!ll lx- draq.~~:J at tilt' 1 day contact Lee E. Tyler, 446· ralt• 4367 . No. 75·02-0472 e. GurU o f llrallkl:i a rwJ Olnt uat'} . 6 t't•nU:. J>t!l won!, J.lOO In tllt'lllU I' )', nununwn. C<1sll ur ;H.Ivark.'t' Card of Tbaili ~lui.Jilt' Humt• !><tle. ;md Yitl'll :-.;;\r.., arr al'l'rph•tl LUll~ wrlh ra.'llr ll'll h or·tJt.r . 25rrnl l'ht~rl!t' fur ads l'iHT\' · ur.: Clox Numbt·r lu f<Jre uf Tlw St·ir - I WOULD lrke to than k the Rev James leach Mi Hermon (hu•ch Ches ter Noto renc Ch ur ch Veterens Merrr o r rol H o~p ttol ond ott the nu 1 s e ~ and doctor s wh o sen t !l o w e r ~ co rds ,-,s rts and all your proye1s whrle I wo ~ rn the hospr tol I honk you ell George Abbott turt'L Tht• Pullll~lin n~.!i t•rvc~ tilt• ~~~ht to t>drl or rrJt't.' l arr~ all~ dr~IIIC..l uUJ'I't'l lunal Tl11• PuUh:..ht'r wrll rkll tw l"t'S}XIIISilJ]t_. fut' ITIU I't' \1\itl\ Ull t' lll( 't!l"· l't't1 IILSt' l'liUII. Phunc !1'"1,-:.! 1~ NOTICE If YOU have o servrce to oll e1 wo nt to buy ot sell som eth rng oe l ook rng l or work or whote\ler you II gel te~ul t ~ laster wrlh a Se ntmel Wont Ad Co lt 99'1 'l l 5b . WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES H'ISCOPAl CHURCH Rummage Sole June B:Q lOth 9 5 Bake Sole on the lOth ot Pam!, Se c ond St reet H ou!ie Pomeroy Mvmla} ~wn u11SotLunliJ) tu... sJa\ tltru Fmfa 1 4P M . Llrt• tl<t) YARO SALl Ina l:: llrs below Mrd dlepoll lues Wed & Th ur~ 9 00 Beddrng , Iorge sue cool almost new m•sc . If em~ Ut>furt• pulih; ·aLton Sllttlltn · t P.M: Fnday ofttornwn SOMEONE TO work in Toma to helds . Top poy . Dallas Cleland . 9.!9 -7340 WAIIRESS No el(pertence neceuory . Apply in person at Blu e lorton M tddlepor! . BABYSITTE R. WEEKDAYS 2 chddren . ages 3 8 S Ce ll alte r 6 949·2DS9. RHlAB LE BABYSITT ER needed tor 2 small boys , 0 days a week . ljlqJ .ol73 or BABYSITTER at home N!:10 m Portland . 5 day s o week 7 om to · 6 pm . Phone 843-4802 doyttme or 81113-4803 alter b pm --MENTAlLY RE RETARDED - adults an d children or e tn nee-d ol la ster co re homes A salary and benelits wdl be po1d Thrs rs on m-home tab tha t wrll benelrt the lrle chance o l o mentally reta rded per~on For more m l o1mat ron wrr te or coli Fo~ter Care ~ Morn Jo c l..~on OH 4 56 4 0 014 180 5039 r l a c k~on ) or b1 4 597 tHJ7 (AI hens ) b8a·· --------·---NO ITEM TOO l or ge or too small Wr ll buy 1 prece or complete hou5eh ol d N ew u ~ ed or ont 1· que s Martrn s Furnrtvre 20 N 7nd St M rddleport Phone 992 0370 ( HI P WOOD Poles ma)( , drome te r 10 o n lorge5t end sa per ton Bundled slob S6 pe• ton De lt11 ered to Ohro Pallet Co . R1 7. Pomeroy 9912b89 ,, GOOD UHO troC!or w rth hydroulr( 3 pt hrtch 747 307 4 COINS C URR~N CY tokens o ld pocket wol che '§ and ch o rn~ srlver and gol d We need 190.! and ol der srlver cor ns Buy sell or trade Call Rage • Wa msle y 7.. 1-1331 TIMBER POMEROY Fore~t Pr o duct!> fop prr ce l or stand rng sow limber Call CJC/15965 or Kent Hanby I 440 8570 ,, OLD f-URNITURE ICe boxes bro u bed s 110n beds et< {O inplete hov ~ehold~ Wr1 te MD M rller Rt 4 Pomeroy or coll992 6370 ,.' tl & ~ MOBill HOMI:- 5 Pt Pleo Will C Al<~ lor the elderly 1n our son ! W Vo bes•de HPCk ' hornf> PhoneQ97 -731 4. l'f'l3 811)0drn o re 14 ~ 64 2 bedr oom 197'J Dorran 14 Jl bO '1 bedr oorn 1977 Vrctor 1011 14 x 6 7 3 bedroom 2 both 1~ 7 2 co~entry 17 Jl b~ J bed• corn l9b'J ~lotf'lsmon 1~ )< bO 2 bedr ao rn We have enlarged our CO AL UM ~S IONI: ~and 9'o"e t. ser vice departm~nt and cole rum chlonde l er trloJel dog will service Ho1point and f ood ond oil type s of ~ oh h other brands. ce lsror ~alt Wmlo. s Inc ~ Morn ~I Pome ro y qQ2 3tl'l1 APPLIANCE SERVICE SHlCIION ol lhe b.- I wood ~ r o~,~ e > 111 ~oulheo s h~ ul Ohro . Jotul Mor!>o He I Trr o11a lempw ood and Nolhuo lron Heat Co a Putnam [)r (oil Mrll ~1 ) At hens . ()14 )91 -60 79 01 0141:!90 1187 WANTlD 10 buy Olde r country hou ~ e and ocreoge Some w ood s Nor th end ot Me•g ~ Count ,.Aw ay fl am paved rood Repll" to Bot 779 M co '' ' The Darty ~ ent rnel Pomer oy Oh10 • WANnD TO buy l rrewood l or 5to11e t 30 4 773 sq37 \' YARO S Al~ 819 S 3rd dleport . Wed .. 8. Thun Mrd IWO f-AMIL Y Yard ~ole lhur~ ond Fn June 8 & 9 Q ~ 1(>43 Lrncoln Ht s_ Old too b school desks doth ownr ngs mu'>rca l rns trumenh and mtsc other rtems . YARD SAl£ ot Sto•lmg Mo sser 2nd hou~e on rrght obo11e ~a5tern Hrgh School on Rt 7 Double \..rt chen smk wr th me tal bose grrl s bike . clo l hrng and many othe r .tenH Hours 9 lo s 30 YARD SALl:: June 8 8. 9 at Dav1d Holter •esrdence 1ust above f1ve Pornts on Rt 7 Jack W . Carsey , Mgr. ~Phone 992 -2181 WA1l: R Wl:: ll drrltrng VACA NCY f-OH etdedy potrent on prr110l e home otluppers Plo111 s. Coil offer 5 weckdovs or ony l ime o n weekends . bl4 · b67 - J30~ EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment ~ HINN S l RACIOR SAll:: S Ph o ne 45tl I OJO leo n W Vo Any U.S. made car- parts extra if needed . E:ccludes front-wheel drive cars. Pomeroy Landmark 9,.J~ck - · water with Co-op water soHener , Model UC.SVI. ' Now Only '289,95 Le1 us tes1 your water Free Pomeroy landmark - 0 ·Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . ~~ Phone !92·2181 YARD S.All: June 7 J:l ~ h om 'J orn to 4 prn ot br g wh1 1e hou!>e on lefr OfiOS.~ !t o m Roush lon e on R• /rn(h c s h~t e Ohroo tMmy Loy r1e tQ73 MON I ~ CARLO landau P S f' B A C AM 8 tra ck ~ IC're o ~aceltent condr lt on Sl700 B4J 7072 Wl~IHfN 1908 VW BUG SAOO Q97 5858 1q76 CHl VHO HI j ton pr clo.up 17 UOO mrle~ l~ c e !l e n t condt tron To pper rnd ude d at S3350 l9b0 DODGE POLARA one ownef 1n lrne con dllr o n f-'hone 94GI 77oJ H OOJ~ Chr ldren'i $~ 9) to $I :1 9S Men ~ $1'1 QS to S.:r4 9S Barley., !Soots J /'l N l'nd A11 e M 1ddteporT Qij) ~91? 15 ~001 WOOOl::N boat wrth 1noTor a nd !fader . Wrll ~ell ch(!(l p A l~o elo<lriC bu•l t rn 011en Q91 3l 7J 5TORY TWO fro me house o r oo m ~ a nd bath . cellar . out hurlding~ 4 acres la nd at edge o f Rutla nd Complete tror ler hook vp ol~ o 2 bo nks oppro r~ ed property ot ~15 500. Phone 992 7ffl 4 ON CR Jl 36 ocres . Near I , ones located l rn de h o m Me1gs Mmc No.I . Dr illed well. ~ ept rc tonk S!JOOO 7 41 - 25b~ . 13 ACR~ 5 of land on the Pome roy G all3944Cou1!>e CJQ'} HOU 5i: I ,,,, ~·t ~ Sl AR CRAfT ., ~- ~, ' " 1976 ST A~ C RAFT C AMP~R 10 It 304 773 5867 " ' SC HOOt OUT SPECI Al S Fol d downs SlqoQ up ':15 T Bu nk Hou\e $65/M now S!>04q 17 mrnt motor Sl6 300 now SIJ qoo We o;etl ~ervrce and quolrty Open 12 7 weekdays Open SundO';' !> Camp Conley Storcrolt So les Jh b7 N o f Pt Pleasant 304 t;>7 5 5384 " " WAN TED fO ren t House o• trader by ftlfed rncom e coup le 9Q? 3437 •' For ltmt 3 AND A RM l u rn •shed and un fur mshed opt s Phone qq7 5434 COUNTH'r' MOBIU Home Pork Route 33 no• th ol Pome•oy Lorge lot s Coll99') 7479 Sf:NtO R CITIZENS Our new re nter s ossrslonce you mov be able to INe .n our apartment t or less than $50 o mo nth , For more rn l ormo !ron contact Vrlloge Ma nor A pnrtmf!nls '1'11 77~ 7 WRNtSHED GARAGE opt 4th M•ddleporl 99') 7140 ~ . ooe for only 59,600 . IN THE COUNTRY - 1973 HUICK LUXUS b celten t (On d rt ron P S P 8 A C New lrre ~ Sl 7~ 9927870 JQ74 PINTO Rodr ol t11e ~ 11ew ~hoc h -48 000. tntl e~ SI S00 Co li 991 7785 otter 4 1971 CADilLAC E:: tOOf.!ADO f"utl powe1 011 ellcetlent co nd1tron Ph one 997 7401 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,' POTACH, FERT-0-PELS & BLEND Pomeroy landmark Phone !92.2181 JOHN OEl:Ht 1010 domf corn pletely rebvrlt $4500 Oresel engrne wrth wrnch Coli (holies H Ho!! reld 747 200f:l alter b pm tAll: lOMATO plonh fa t soiP. A cross I. o m the ., w rmrnrng pool f h om a s Hay mon ~yrocuse l 969 FO RO V AN Croltsman b m pla ner Corfhmon shoper wr! h motor . Cora Holton Portland 843 2/b4 8N f-ORO tra ctor Brush hog Grader blad e and d1rt scoop )ma ll tro1le r 843 -1561 WU RUTUH OOUBL£ keybo01 d wrth boss fool peda l~ b:t1 a nrce S¢95 742 -J211 o r 742 1201 after 5 1977 CHi: VROL H PICKUP ~calf ~d a le A1r powt.tr stee11ng brakes steelbeh trres toot bel( S4~ Make off er Mechon rc Pomeroy alterS :no IN Ti: RNAT IONAl b4 Combine . fracto• mo unted sprayer, For molt Modtl'l 8 tractor , 3 po rnf h1tch <u Tofl s-ow b h . hMe new bush hog All in good condi tion Wd l tol<.e trod~s Ph one 449 27b3 1971 J. OIW celle n 1 c orp~tPd bo_r 444 t:CO NOUN~ Von i:::Jcon d ihon ~ully w•th bed and burlt rn 1~.~ 1971 DAHUN 1 ton p• r kup 4 speed new rlut[ h n•utllct b ral.:.e ~ an d po rn t 1~ m p g Sl JOO Call '19/ I'.J'J'I Allt ~ ( HAlMtR!:I ~rn o tl 10u nd S I J:lOO f'ur r ho <o ed nf.' w b ·c ell!!n t tondrtr o n ~l! e d svrllo lll 4 3/J:l b)ll baler I!Jf') MA ~~ H J.H~CU~ON Hoy ca ndr trona • $SOO Very good co ndr Iron Heedsvdle 61 -1 37t:l b31 1 !9/6 ~OfHJ I 100 b c yl JOO ( 10 !o ld Iron \ J:l b('d Hodr o l• <aflo nt cond.t1o11 ~:JOOO fihone 49/ 57t15 ohcr '.J prn ~ Pl: C IAl ~ prcce < O~! r1on outd oo r !urn rlu r e ~ ellee I arm <horr s toblc & planter !01 S24Q ~5 Odd !> & f: n d~ Shop Mrddlepor t Oh ro QQ1 Ot 7J 1975 KAWA SAKI /5(} d11t brke All nt:w port s Ru ns good :m mm roc•n g co rb Al 5o wo .. her fllf}~J for Any!l;ly , anytime. Phone 98S·3806 Jack Ginter 985·3806 Box l : Chester, Ohi • 10-30-l. Hood . bedroom frame needing a little redecorat ing , bath , gas furnace, cHy water . breezeway , 2 car garage, trailer s pot and over an acre of land . Sl2.500. CHESHIRE - Big red brick with 2 apartments. 10 rooms , 5 bedr ooms, 3 Rt . 7. l'v\odern i nsi de w ith fu ll basement a nd young For Free Estimates Call A LOT OF BUYERS ARE SEEING US NOW. tF YOU HAVE A NICE CLEAN PLACE AND WANT TO MAKE A PROFIT CALL 992.]]25. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Associate R.. ltors ......... ...... tor to tM · tete. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~IL 991·2174 BY OWNU! 00 oues 2100 feet ro od ! ten tage ~· c e llen t devel o pm1• 11l pos. ~ rbd rt ie ~ No!Th o f Po mer ov f.ICI'J '! 0 10 let us capture and preserve those precious moments forever - Weddings Silver and Golden Anniversary Family Reunions Sp~cial Occasions Photography Is PHOTOGRAPHY 98l·41lS Chester, Ohio 45720 HOMESITES lor ~ ol e , 1 ocre ond up. Mtddlepod neor Hutlond . Coli 992 -7 41:1 1. GeorgeS . Hobstetter Jr., Broker 1071;2 Sycamore St., Pomeroy . Ohio PHONE 99H333 Office Hrs.: 9 a .m.-5 p.m . Closed Thursdays and Saturday at noon . Your Full Time Real Estate llroker NEW LISTING -12 room . spl it leYel col011 ia l in Rigg s RACINE - Inside corporat ion limits . nice 3 bedroom home, 1 ba th, newly painted. heated with gas or wood and coa l burn ing furnaces . Plenty of closet and storage space. Garage and workshop . Only $32,000.00. POMEROY - Hysell Run Road. liYa ble home 011 11 acres. has good well. bottle gas heat. Call for more into. Sel ling price Sl0,600 .00 . TUPPERS PLAINS - 2' 'xS2' Fuqua doub le wide mobil e home on corner lot In Arbaugh Addition . Lot Is 100'><200' . Only $5,000 .00 down will buy th is home. Selling price 521 ,000 .00 .• WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY. REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS. Cheryl Lemley, A5sociate-Home Phone 742·2003 Hilton Wolle, Assoc l at ~ Home 949-2589 GeorgeS . Hob•teHer Jr ., Broker Home Phone 992·5739 608 E. MAIN POMEROY. 0 . JUST LISTED - About 6 acres wi th e.:cellent home . 3 bedrooms, bath , la rge kitchen B. din ing, nat. ga s F.A . het~ t . furnace fi r eF~Iace, basement. 2 car garage . CENTRAL REALTY CO. TWO ACRES - A beautiful 4 year old. 3 bedroom ho me large ea t -In kitchen, 3 bedrooms, all nice ly carpeted, 2 baths, full ba se ment with TV room . Many mor e eKtras, low he at bill with nat. gas forced air fu r na ce . A ll f hls and tw o n ice acres of land In a good with location . Will go quick for us.ooo . S32. 000 .00 . BABY FARM - 25 acres with yery nice remodeled 57 ACRES - With a nic e I If> story house with 3 bedrms. home close In , 2 bedrooms, bath , ca rpeting, paneli ng , new si d ing, basement, F.A. fenced . N ice co untry setting off bla cktop road just 6 m inutes n orth of Raci ne. Asking $42,000 . and 11h batns . Mostly carpeted . Big central fi r eplace with heatolator. Small barn and outbuildings, 20 acres lurnace . S30,8S1.00 . LOVELY BRICK - Cl ose Vacant land on blacktop road. Beautiful home site. About s minutes from s Point. Prices 13,800. H ydro Un it. 3 baths , F .A. furnace. close to school, 6 home si t e . About 5 m inutes from 5 Poin t. Prices 13 ,800. to ne w bedrooms, llh rooms . S3.5.000.00. LOVELY KITCHEN Thi s you shoul d see, large dining area with ·d in ing bar , 3 bedrooms, bath. basement. abo ut 28 yrs . old . 5IB,ooo.oo . LIKE FLOWERS? - Here is i ust the business for you . Es tabli shed for a nu mber of yea r ~ . Tra ining fu r nished, i nt eres ted parties call. BRICK & FRAME - I acre ground . J bedrooms, 1'12 bath , nice kitchen & dining , all electric, patio, potch, garag e and worksho p . $3 1,900.00 . OTHER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATE REA~ TORS 992·2259- 992.6111 w •1•110 (Bob Hoeflich) 109 High St. Pomeroy Yoga & You 20 . -- 4 : ~For Richer . For Poorer 15; ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ~ byHenri Arnold andBoblee Unscramble these tour Jumbles, one tener 10 each square. to l orm four ordinary words. CARTER 0 PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. I SABSY SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9·tfC I KJ IYOMPLEj KJ K KJ IJTTLE ORPHAN AN Ni r. ORPHAN ANMm-MJSSION FOR FLOSSY 10 ACRES - fOR RENT Corner Lot On DUMP TRUCK River Front HRAOFORO . Auct ionee1 Com ple te Service Phon e 949 7487 or 94q·1000 Rocme Ohra Cr 11t Bradford ALLEYOOP I'M ;l.f'V.ID 'IOU~ NEW -· ---- IQ73 TR At L E~ FOH sole . Oo rr an 12 11 b() , Phone 7-42-2689 01 1:!14 66'1 57 41. On CR l. Solem Center . .REMODH INC . Ptumbrng. heotrng ond oil types of general reporr Work guaranteed 10 year~ ell · per renee . Phone 992 -2409 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & SEWING MACHIN E Repo11 s , ser · vice , all makes 991 7184 lhe fobrr c Sh o p Pomeroy . Avthorr1ed Songer Soles and Serv1cv . We sh arpen Scrssors ~X C AVATINC do1er , loader ond SAVE ALOT r ' ', GASOLINE ALLEY T'irt 4 into t'ree. plus subtract bt1 four... 1 R. 33-10 ACRES of land al011g Rl. 33 •·lane lust north close to hospita l and sc hool at Laurel Cliff . Asking $42 ,500. 40 ACRES - In Soulhern Local wilh a small barn and dug we l l. About 12 a cres tillable. Some woo ds li nd mineral s. Asking 121 ,500. I have f iqure how to perfect my car ' - All u rpet ins tatted with padding 11 no chorge . E:cper1 installation. As Low A• '4 88 aq. yd. • Will do roofing . cons tr u< lr on, p lumbing and hooting . No tob too large or too smell. Phone 7-42 -2348 & up 9' and 12' Vinyl FRANK &ERNIE Floor Covering In Stock 1 A LoRN Wi,.HOU.,GOLLJII,.eRIU. i» • GEfn'AINJ.y, $1~! l-fOw DO YOU WAN-t"? ..... •.. So •.• 15 •••• OR RUTLAND FURNITURE ,HAN R I)OU.IlR? Rutland • LCOK,Iaie5ELL1Ya.JYE GOT 'TO CONTACT A.X.CATILEMN . TELL HIM Hl5 EHOR15 'TO DESTIWY 111E FILM HAVE BEEN IN VAIN. ARRANGE: A MEET - BUT HDIV CAN WE lNG. TELL HI~·. '>OU AQE READY TO TALK MAKE ,_,E DUPUCATE FILM NOW? I LDST EVERYTH ING IN THE FIRE/ BUSIN~55! NOT QUITE I YOU STILL fJAVE 'THE Giii<I\C3E ... AND 111E S1UDIO AOOVE IT. AND 1 'TOOK THE LIBERTY OF HIDING YOUR BEST CAM~RAS AND EQU IPME:NT IN MY -"·-"' f'PAR.TMENT! A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an excellent 3 bedrm . house with flh baths, ki t c hen w ith built -in appl iances, tamlly rm. wit h fireplace. all nice ly carpeted. Full ba sement with wood -bu r ning stove. Altached 12 carl garage . Chrysler Air· Temp . central heating and cooling. Very low eloc. bills . All this and appro• . one acre land . HaYe a look . On ly $47.900. $11 ,700 will buy a good 2 bedrm . house and garage, storage building and garden space on St. Rt . 124 In Syracuse, 115,000 - Will buy a good 5 bedrm . house with large living room and kitc hen . 1 baths. bastment , F . A . na t . ga s heat In Chester. We NHd Lisflng51Middltporli We have buyen for many typnof property CALL JIMMY DEEMAuoclate, 94f.2lU I Jumbles. CHAIR by IHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 3 AdYantage I Sepulchral I Comedian stone Pinky 6 Etl1i cal 5 Ca usti e II Sea duck 6 r'ix 12 Bioi out 7 Get one's 13 Popular bearinKs H Tease ~~~~ soap opera 15 Highball 9 llowan ingn~lient tree 16 Faction 10 Allow 17 OQugla s 14 Discharge 18 Aerie 17 HeaYens 22 Endeavor 19 Irish 25 r.orner river 26 ~' rcnch 2G Observed fA -~ -------,,t---./_ S __ t _M _ S::-1.. ~ river 21 Try t astt After t'1r y wea . ~ ,.,1nner, 27 Se't ' 22 llcbuff years of hard wor~ is ninety·ninU of~~~~~· 23 Commotion it has cents qen 1uS;- zs '·Madam I• ; I'• I'' com e! ' - - ---::--..r-(,;" · I'm - " ' (\ 29 Type of I" leather I•' 30 Negri I United I•' Get t<>gether ' =:::-::14 Wing : Lat. I" :::'1137 Se1 the date I"' 41 Correct I<a 42 Shun 43 Minor 1:><> conunon CaiiJ42.221i TALK TO ·Wendell or Herb Grate or Gent Smith ' If YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU ''[IJ( X I 1 11 )" IIWOKE AROUSE SIPHON Wt•dne-sda y . .Jum· 1 in I ran ' DOWN 1>7 I Prophet 2 Like Feli• l•i of "The 143 Odd Couple " ,,q I"' ~ Bril. philo' opher maseot 29 Rhymester 3J Small whirlpool 34 Jewish month I'· lb Largest Selection In The Valley WOODSTOCK,I{OU0 HAVE MADE A GREAT CARRIER PIGEON! I{OU COULD HAVE CARRIED ME55A6ES flACK TO HEADQUARTERS... IF '{OU WERE CAPTURED, I{OU WOl/LD REFliSE TO TALK EVEN IF YOU WERE roRIURED! WELL, MA4'SE I{OU (Ol/LD TALK A LITTLE ... . 37 Catn,'P 38 Soul : Fr. 39 Came upor 40 Little 18 lq I<> j l.' I"' I"' I'" [i'l ~ '" • 8 6-~ · " ~ :.! • Q 7 :1 • 6, .. ~ + K QHG • 975 4 + K5 • II 9 2 • Q J 10 7 + A J 10 :t SOUTH + A J:! • KJI0 86; l ~ '"" l/:kt Vulnerable : Both Deale r : East West Norlh East I NT 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass 4• Pass Openmg lead : Li l"" •·' DAILY CRYI'TOII! IOTE - Here'" how to work it : AX \' Ili.BAAXR is I . tl N G t' E I. I. 0 W South Obi. 3• Pass • 10 By Oswald Jaco by and Alan Sonlag East covered West 's 10 ol spades with the king , de· clarer allowed th e ki n~ t< win th e t nck. From thr bidd ing 1 i.e.. West's twc spades I, declarer knew that spades were alm ost cer· EAST • 2 I'd I" NOKTit t AK l" 29 Rare play makes hand WEST • Q 10 9 7 6 --• 980 tai nly divided 5-2 and there· fo re . duc king th e king of spades wou ld de 11riYe East of an entry to West 's hand for a future s pade t rick. Key Play Number Two : After South won the spade return with his ace, he cashed the ace and king of diamonds and led the si ngleion club toward the K Q In dummy , losi ng th e queen to East's ace . East now had to lead a diamond to preve nl d ec l arer's a ccess to dummy 's club king. Key P lay Num ber Three : After ruf!ing East 's dia· mond returm , declarer led the jack o! trumps and when West showed out, he played dununy 's queen . This truly was a rare and great play . Declarer t Piyush Yakil , a Cali!ornian born in India ) through three s pectacular strokes had engi neered a coup that rende red the de· fense impotent. H East allowed the queen o[ hearts to win , declarer would disca rd his spa de loser on the king of clubs. If east won the queen of hearts with the ace, any suit he led would allow South an entry to dummy - a diamond play would give a ruff and sluff, a club play is clearly fatal ; and a trump lead from the 92 lets South play low and win with the seven . Every hand , for a cha mpion 11layer, is a challenge and deserves to be 11layed On<' J,•w·r simply sl :nuls for :l!loth e r In this sample A is well . Some hands, of co urse, because o! the sta kes in· U:->t! d f~~r t h r thrt'l' 1. '~ . :\ fnr 1111' t wo o · ~ . 4'l (' . Si ngh• l ctt~r s. :lflOStropttt>s. the IC'n glh :md forma1inn o f l he wnrcls ar e all volved and pressure a t the htn l s. E:tr h tla y !Itt• n1dl' lr llt.•rs ;rrc di ff'er('nt champions hip le vel are more im11ortant than others. I 'RI'I'TO<IIJOTES Cham11ion bridge players spend many hours each day S P D W H X T PSI Q PAT studying and practici ng for just such a hand as is di · 1; ll U U E D C. S , TW SIYGUK H A E agranuned here. This hand was played in the 1975 Team s p J w TI' V HWS N I EUEATC Trials in Ca liforni a, the win ning tea m earning the ri ght S L; Q K E S A W to compete for the World \'cslcrduy's Cryptoquole: THERE'S ONE FOUR-LETTER Cham11ionshi11 in Monte Car- ! NEWSP !I. PF.R ENTERPRISE ASSN . 1 WOHD YOU DON 'T HEAR MUCH ANYMORE-CASH.-BOB lo. (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· GODDARD It took three key plays by ERN . send S1 ro : " Win a1 declare r to avoid what Bridge, " care of this newspa· seemed like certain defeat . pe r. P D. Box 489. Ractio Cltt BARNF:Y First. at Irick one , when Sralion . New York . N.Y. 10019.) LOOK ATTHAT 15 IN STOCI( Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag cargo 27 Pitt '" I" BRIDGE Yeslerday 's Answer 24 100 dinar 30 Take on ~~~~~~----------------~--~----------------------------------~141 ~~ Buy where 'f'OU tin comt in and see what you're girHing - Good ••~<lion• - Fully stocked. 742 ·2211 I I Print answer here: , Rubber Back Carpet l:)(CAVATING do ler backhoe and dllcher . Cher i e ~ R HOI · fie ld . Bo ck Hoe Se rvrce , Rutland Ohio . Ph one 742-?008 . 10 ACRES - Vacant land on blacktop road . Beautiful carpeted w ith 1 or 4 bedrms., living rm ., family rm ., with fireplace, basement , fuel oil furnace, garage and ou tb uil d ings. So me fencing, plenty o f road frontage and garden space. Ci ty water a nd drilled welL Loc. J I I Now arrange the circled teners !o form the surprise answer. as suggested by the above cartoon . ~ Mobile,~ riB'~ - . :;_:;;;__ = 3~2S . PUDD LE POOLS. All !.itcs ond shapes Swun pool ~ 'J years experience . fruu ~s.trmo t e!o , any t h ing you need for underground sw im pool!t . New chemrcot ond supply stor e . Albany , Ohio . Ph on e 01Hl96 6555. ( A ft er b p m , OU -b89 -S7S J John Je ff ers o r bBQ-52b5 Dill Gillette . ) We ore NOT oil we t orl PRI CES. GOOD lOO!< ttf DOG YOU GOT THERE·-- tSNAFET I Answer: What you m ight give In reapon1e to 1 needling quutkm-A SHARP ANSWER Sf.HOV DRILLI NG . Water well drrllrng , co mmercta l a nd domes trc Pump so lei and se1 vtce . 992 -b195 or 30-i -895 -3902 . HWOOO BOWfRS REPAIR Sweepers , loosteH 11ons , all ~moll opplionce5 la wn mower . nelel to Slate Highway Garoge on Rou te 7 Phone [b14 ) qg5 . PUlliN S i:X( AVAT ING. Comp lete )er~ice . Phone 99'2 14 78. ONL'f Ot-.I E IN TOWN ... MORNtt..l' MR MU5 TAR.6 .. . WHY', HELlO lHERf, ANNIE ·· Yeslerday·s o.6-1mo. · 4-27-tf c ;98·733 1. HERE 'S TH' SlORE ... EASY' TO FtNO --· M erv Griffin 6; Addams Family B; Sesame St. 20.33; Gomer Pyle. USMC 10. Dinah 13 . • =:tO-Gilligan's Is . a; Brady Bunch 10; Li ttle Rascals 15. 5 :00-Here Come The Br ides 3; St!r Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mls.ter Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13 ; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:3o-News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mary Ty ler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15; . 6:1l0--News 3,4,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6: 36-NBC New s 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8. 10; Over Easy 20,33. 7:1l0--Cross.WIIs 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,1 3; Gong Show B; News 10; Gilligan 's Is . 15; Hocking Valley Bluegrass 20; Consumer surY IYal Kit 33 . 7:3Q-Hollywood Squares 4; Match Game PM 6; Tattletales B; MacNeil. Lehrer Report 20,33; That's Hollywood 10 ; Nashville On The Roa d 13; Marty Robbins' Spot li ght 15. a:oo--Chlps 3,4,15 ; Welcome Back, Kotter 13 ; Billy Gra ham Crusade 6; Waltons a. 10; On ce Upon a Classic 20.33 . B:3o-Qperatlon PeHicoat 13; In Search of the Real Amer ica 20,33. 9:1l0--James at 16 3, IS ; llarney Miller 6,13; A Job , Not A Handout 4; Billy Graham Crusade 8; Alexander So lzhenltsyn 20.33 ; Hawaii Flve·O 10. 9:3o-Fish 6, 13. 10:1l0--BIII Ion Dollar Bubble 3,4, 1S; Are You A Missi ng Heir ? 6.13: Bar naby Jones B,10; Po ldark II 33 ; News 20 . 10:3o-Lock, Stock & Barre l :20. 11 :oo-News 3.u,a, 1o, 13, 15; Dick Cayett 20; Lil ias Yoga 8. You 33. 11:30-Johnny Carson 3,4,1S;; Starsky & Hutch 6,13; Mash 8: aBC News 33 ; Movie " Assignment K" 10. 12:1l0--Janekl 33; 12 :4o-Toma 6, 13; 1 :IJO-- Tomorrow 3,4; 1:So-News 13. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 PM. - Sllyer Streak (PG ) 7 & 11 P.M. - Eagle Has Landed IPG I Chonnel 5 6:30P .M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - 'Pau l Gaudino 7:30 - Supersports 10 ·00 - 700 Club. L (Answers tomorrow ) PHONE 992-2238 C.IIAfterl :OOor Anytime Saturday 992 ·7119 or "2·5041 HOWERY AND MARliN ~•. COIIOirng , se plt c ~ ys t ems , dozer backhoe , dump truck . l1mestone. gra~e l bla ck top pOIItng Ht 143. Phono 1 (biA ) SE~ · .. For Trailer SERVICE ba ck hoe work dump tru cks and to -boys l or hrre wrH hau l fil l dir t to sorl . li me ~ t o nc ond grovel. Colt Bob or Rogct Jef fers . day phone 992 -7009 , n1ght phone 997 3515 or yen 5732 'J'ES ....\ lHIS 15 'TH' I.IST, EH? C'MoN, SANDY ... O HJ WE USE THE SHC>RTClli •· · Sff? THER E ' S THE CHURCH STEfPl.f ••• RIG t11 THROUGH TH ' HOLLOW· -- DAVE'S BACKHOE & KEN GROVER IN h'U lL AN[) 6 r oorn~ por tro l bo th car poll urrlrty burl dmg On brg lot Cr!y water go ~ 74'l 7&11 1-IVl: ROOM S ond both gara ge 964 S 3rd Mrddlepo rt Drn rng •oom sur te 9Q2 SQBQ 3:3Q-AII In The Fa mi ly a, 10; You Bet Your Life 20. ----· Pomeroy, 0. 3·15·t1C lOO!"'In St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or"H263 8A.M.to4 :30P.M. The Photo Place business, not • side line Crest Manor , S bedrooms, 3 ful l baths, fam i ly room with pool tabl e, i nter -com system and much, mu ch more! ! Sell ing price - $6 5, 000 .00 'J hedr oorh hou ~ ll New !.to nn wrnd ow s 1 por t hC' ~ alumrnum burldrng 111 boc k fJhone99i 31 19 Portraits Weddings Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions our 47 ACRl:: ._ARM . ~ rooms a nd bot h l otced art l urno'c Cr ty wot e1 10 x 24 I de block garage On Rt 7 QM)41~0 SY RA C US~ Movie Channel 4 - 'illti}\Ml ID'il BORN LOSER Report 5 & 9 P M. - Hollywood Oldie 1 & 11 P.M. - Let's Do It Aga in lPG) News 20. 10 : 30- Amerlcan Enterprise 20 ; ll :Oo-News 3,,, 6,8,10,13, IS ; Dick Cavett 20; Lilias Yoga & You r===~~==~==~ HOBSTETTER REALTY 1 ACRl:: lot l or ~ol e do~e to longsvrlt c Ohio 74/ 7409 . Ph. 992·2848 5·15·1 mo. pel . 5-31- l mo. r--------------------------, bud d,ng rn 992 · 6323 or 992 ·6011 oco~~-- Service ,,_, fruit tree s. qa5 352Q WHY~ n. · 11 :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pollee Storv 6,13; Hawa II FiYe·O 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie "Papa's Delicate Condit ion" 10; 12:1l0--Janakl 33. 12:46-Mystery ot the Week 6,1 3; Koiak 8; I:OQTom orrow 3,-4; 2: H>- News 13 Brakes Muffler Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service additions. J WONT TR ILYA THAT A.lloi 'T TH!i POINT! I NH~RIT TH& SHo WANT5 POWIIC-·NOW! &U~IN&S~ AND 5HE KNOWS t &OT 90ME DAY; OTHER PLA~5 FOR THE- COMPMJY! MOORE'S Under hang gutters & room Jack's SeptiC Tank ~ce SO ~HE CAN RUN T~& TITU9 TRACTION COMPANY,,.THAT,!; Report 20,33; The Judge 10; In Search of 13; Wild Kingdom 15. B:IJO--G rinly Adams 3,4,15; Eight Is Enough 13; B111y Graham Crusade 6,a ; Nova 20,33; CBS News . Special 10. 9:1l0--DaYid Frost 3,4,15 ; Charlie's Angels 6,13 ; MoYie " He\ I Boats" e. 10 ; Great Performances 33; Poldark II 20 . IO :IJO--Pollce Woman J,4, 15; Starsky & Hutth 6,13; B land, 6 r oom house i n good loca ti on over looki ng Rt. 7. Two we ll s. ciste r n and 2 outbuildi ngs. W i ll take a t9H GRANO TORINO Squrre ~ o r d - . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - Stat ton wagon wrlh p ~ fl B Check our low. low A ( td! wheel CI Ut~e COI\ T!QI pric es On oil n("w trres Power wr ndow !> S34'00 Call ail e• b pm 74') 7008 1"?7 CH< VROl£1 SUBURBAN C 10 true" S,,l .. erodo poc"oge ond trorler lo wrng poc:koge I~ (XX) South ' m rl es 741 - Jl~-4 M081Lf: HOM~ wtlh ctly water and go s Nrce lo<o lron In Racine Alben Hd l 94Y 2261 Hrll ~to r e AND Recd ~vrtlc porches, ..' and rent out the lower . A good canner lot near stores . Better see this Alum. & Vinyl Siding and Call CAPTAIN EASY OKAY, I 'LL ADMIT YO~ 'V E GOT REASON TO 8& SUSP IC IOUS SUr ·WHY IN 8LAZES WOULD YOUR NII!C& 1114t.JT TO KILL YOU! ~ : 45-Morn l ng 6:5o-Good Morning , West VIrginia 13; 6o55-News 13. 7:1l0--To!lay 3.4,15; Good Morning Amer1ca 6,1 3; CBS News B; Porky P ig 10. 7:25-Chu ck White Repor ts 10; 7:30-School les 10. B:IJO--Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 9:1l0--Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donahue'' Emergency One 6; Brady Bun ch 8; Match Game 10; 9:36-Andy Griffith 8; Family Aftalr 10. 10:06-Andy Griffith 6; Card Sharks 3,4, 15; Pass The Buck 8; To Tell The Truth 13; Joker 's Wild 10. 10:30- Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Price Is R lghl 8, 10; $20,000 Pyra mi d 1.3 . 11 ·1l0--High Rollers 3,4, 15; Happy Day s 6,13. 11 :30-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,1 3; Partridge Family 4; LoYe of Life 8,10; Nova 33; 11 · 55-CBS News B; LOYing Free 10. 12 :llO--Newscenter 3; News 4,6 , 10; Sanford 8. Son 15; Gamb it 8; Midday Magazine 13 .. 12 :3Q-Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search tor Tomorrow a, 10; Elec. Co . 33. I :®-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; News B; Young & The Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. · I ::tO-Days of Our [iYes 3,4, 15; As The World Turns 8,10; 2:0Q-One Life to LiYe 6,1 3. 2:36-Baseball 3,o; Guiding Light 8,10. 3:1l0--General Hosp ital 6,13; Another World 15; Lilias, ween the Wars 6; Family F eud 8; MacNe !I -Lehrer For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At MASH BROlHERS estimate, 24 hour service. upper baths . 2 furnace s, and garden on this 1' ~ acres on Portland 843 25o l re ~r den r e 1973 PlVMOUlH J"URV I )b() engrne auTo P S P B A C 4 door ~ eden b• cell en t condr Ir o n Phone 985 3q()Q Phone "2·2181 He al t!tat<' for Sale ~ARM HOOF HOl LOW Horse s Buy sell trade o• tra• n New and used ~addles Ruth Reeve~ Albany (014 ) (198 3190 RI SI NG STAR Ke nn el 8o01dmg Indoor and outdoor •un~ Groomrng all breeds Clean ~onr lo ry lacol, !tes Cheshue Phone (0 14I 36 7 0792 W. Carse yo, Mgr. IAiil books dr she!> Landmark POMEROY - Reasonable R.esidential commercial. 2 family home. Live in the trade·in. Only 51POO. EDGE OF TOWN - One Call Now For Appointment 1976 Hon · do Ac<ord 1977 VW t!lr;l9 8 rownrng s. hot gu n 949 7432 condmon your bedroom fra me home w ith 10 acres. Ha s la r ge living r oom wit h woodburn i ng fireplace . C>.-vners will take trailer In trade or w ill hel p finance . $33 ,500. Just 116.SOO . HANDY . WITH A HAMMER - 30 acres of SPECIAL \971 BUICK CenlurrM & SEPTIC TANK CLEANING loadi ng dock and parking. NEW LISTING - Wayouf 3 Ha s la rge garden and l'nb '})[) tndu•o Hon do Ex cel lent t:ond rtr on le s~ !han 800 mr les . A skr ng $ 7 ~ 19()6 BSA chop· per l orr co ndrllon . Ask rn g !bOO bl ,j 6q8.J290 PomtH"OY floor , air co ndit ioni ng , natural gas, city water . underground ga soli ne tank, ce llar w i th workshop over . 19Jt:l HAH L ~Y DAVIDSON tully cv :r.tomrled wrlh sutcrde clu tch ond \hr lt bccllen t tondr! ron. A!.krng $3000 741· 2790 or bl 4 b9!:1 J790 Let IIUSINESS IIUILDING Ov l of all floods. Concrete bedrooms , ru ral wa ter , natura l gas, wood burning fireplace and 3 car garage. PAIN1 fOR ~ ole Alurnrnu m porn! new bu c k et ~ never been o pen ed 100 gal ova•loble oT $4 .50 pe1 gal lon Blue late x porn! at SJ 50 pe r gallon 991 617:.1 or Q9} b206. sotten Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 room older home with 3 c o nnrn g1or~ VARD SAL ~ Wed 7 Thur r. 8 hr q of Benho Ru ssell!> Wolf Pen Rd Br(y cle m owmg marhtne town mowe1 drshe~ clothe~ shoes Wrl lrom I G rant 742 7879 l 1 on~plantur tors o ld T ool~ bed dolhrng qurlt p r ece ~ clothes ontrq ue ltreploce set m1~ C rt em s ;92-3325 2\6 E. Second Street Small tflllline & mower Maney Fertuson &Gilson Tillers, lllwn Boy Mower Soles,& Service. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph . 992-2164 .4.1 mo . service, Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992·5682 4.3o.ttc For You ... Biack Woman 10; 3. 6:1l0-- News 3,4,a,1 0,13,15; Zoom 20,33; AB C News 6. 6:30- NBC News3,, ,15; ABC New s 13 ; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; OVer Easy 20,33. 7: oo-CrossWits 3; Probe ' ' Newlywed Game 6, 13; New s 10; .Gilligan's Is . 15; Di ck CaYeft 20; People & Plac es 33. 7:36-AII ·Sia r Anythlnq _Goes 3: Sha Na Na .4; Set· MODERN SUPPLY mile off Rt. 1 by.pass on St. Rt. 124 toward Rulland , 0. ~. New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts VIRCI ~B. ;sR. L..&..,~ ' . ' ~ . '() l------------------- GARAGE 6: 30-Doctors on Call~ ; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Hogan's Heroe s 1.5 . ~~~I 'ROGER HYSEll H. L WRITESEL ROOFING ) one:. wrlh (j 10011, ho u~e J.RH GA), 2 cor garage ~u rnrr1er kti chen and borde reri by 'l cr eek ~ Colt 9H5 -J8Tf C. USl:O lRAClOH:, MJ---13~ lJre sel MF/30 Or esel M f-1 SO O•EJ s.el MF13) Oresel · M F1 e5 Oresel . Mf.285 D,res.el M~ 1135 Dre~ e l . Cob air & hea te r Nl::W 8. USl::tJ IMPLI:M~NlS Mf-9 BOIC'r M~ IQ ~ol er MJ-120 Haler Matthew ~ Holary ) cythe M .. BBO Semi mounted I:J bot to m Pl ow Ml S?O 12 O r~c M f- 100 2 How ( hoppe t Mf JCf 1 How Planter~ Mecho"rcol YA HO SAL!: ot the Ronald Beegle restdence one rn• le eo st of DUMP rf.!UCK . 9 pass enger sfo · I ton wagon I 0 preces. ol form Rocrne on SR 124 Thuf ~ . June 8 eqwpment Atlr n good wo rkmg and Frr June q 9 om to 4 pm cond•!r011 , Call 949 /1 'l4 MOVIN G SAlE Thur s & Fr~ 8 om )00 ~ e1res to b pm on l urkey Run Rd 7 IN Tl::R NA I tONAl bvtldo:er 0 wo y blade mr west o f Che~htre Follow ~ Ofl 5 cab wm ch ready to srgns hom Rt 554 to the Gro11el go loo ks ltke new Wrll tot..e Hill Cemetery A uto mot r( !rode\ Doni mr ~~ thrs. d you wa~he1 se- •n g mar h on e needo do1er PhQI'Ie 949 27o3 prone ro th, antrque furnr!ure ~·130)1 ~y OW N~R THURSDAY, JUNES, 1978 5:,5-Farm Report 13; S:S()-PTLCiub 13; 6:1l0--PTL Club IS; Summer Semester 10. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1918 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 20.33; Mary Ty ler Moore 10 ; L---------------------------------------..1 ~ ~URROUGH) SEN SI MAliC oc coun !rng mo chr ne Ph on e '1912156 lhe 001ly )entrnet 11 l Coutt )t re e1 Po meroy OhiO . ol ~o VA 1-HA . JO yr lrnan cr ng. 'el rnoncmg lr eland Mo rtgage . 'II ~ STole. Alhf'n., phonP jbt4 ) Cable Channel 5 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Wahama Band In Mexico 9:00 - Wahama Band . TELEVISION VIEWING .Business Services NI-W :1 b'ed roo m house '} both .. ott elm I Olll~ ~id d lep o1 1 d ose !o Rutla nd Phone CJI./'J 141H Pomeroy landmark Bl~l DICK TRACY It•·• I t:•talc fuc Sal., !;<>nice~; Offcttd t'ur :;,Jc VAHO SAll:: on ~~ 7. Tue s and Wed Rood ocro!>s from l eodrng (reek Wat ch lor s tgn ~ Sf AN S BA~GAINLANO . Mom St Rutland Ohio . We buy s&ll or trade ne w and used merchon dtse . ont.ques , fires new and used Open 7 days a wee\. q om to 5 pm . Buy wtse buy from Stan s Good salary 991· b206 . II - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, June 7, 1978 · GRIN ON OC BULLET'S FACE ·-- I WONDER WHAT HE'S DREAMIN' ABOUT �... ...... . . . 10 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Wednesday ,June 7,1978 Mlld~Ps E~~~ ~cRE:E? Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Gallipolis Business Collt!ile is offering the acc'redited program of c lass work you ' re requ ire d to complete for taking the Ohio State Examination complete in onlv . 12. wt>ek s . Class b e g~n s June 12 . For more- information 15 Word.~ ur Umlt-r Ca~h · Chaq(t' I tbly 1 00 1 25 :l iliiy.~ J Wiys 1.50 1.80 I 90 ~ . :l!i ti!Wys 3.00 :175 Ead r word u\'t!l' .Lilt' m111unwn 15 words IS 4 l 't'nlli per word ~r tid~ Alb rumun~ ulht•r lht~n t-unst-t·utrv..dap w!ll lx- draq.~~:J at tilt' 1 day contact Lee E. Tyler, 446· ralt• 4367 . No. 75·02-0472 e. GurU o f llrallkl:i a rwJ Olnt uat'} . 6 t't•nU:. J>t!l won!, J.lOO In tllt'lllU I' )', nununwn. C<1sll ur ;H.Ivark.'t' Card of Tbaili ~lui.Jilt' Humt• !><tle. ;md Yitl'll :-.;;\r.., arr al'l'rph•tl LUll~ wrlh ra.'llr ll'll h or·tJt.r . 25rrnl l'ht~rl!t' fur ads l'iHT\' · ur.: Clox Numbt·r lu f<Jre uf Tlw St·ir - I WOULD lrke to than k the Rev James leach Mi Hermon (hu•ch Ches ter Noto renc Ch ur ch Veterens Merrr o r rol H o~p ttol ond ott the nu 1 s e ~ and doctor s wh o sen t !l o w e r ~ co rds ,-,s rts and all your proye1s whrle I wo ~ rn the hospr tol I honk you ell George Abbott turt'L Tht• Pullll~lin n~.!i t•rvc~ tilt• ~~~ht to t>drl or rrJt't.' l arr~ all~ dr~IIIC..l uUJ'I't'l lunal Tl11• PuUh:..ht'r wrll rkll tw l"t'S}XIIISilJ]t_. fut' ITIU I't' \1\itl\ Ull t' lll( 't!l"· l't't1 IILSt' l'liUII. Phunc !1'"1,-:.! 1~ NOTICE If YOU have o servrce to oll e1 wo nt to buy ot sell som eth rng oe l ook rng l or work or whote\ler you II gel te~ul t ~ laster wrlh a Se ntmel Wont Ad Co lt 99'1 'l l 5b . WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES H'ISCOPAl CHURCH Rummage Sole June B:Q lOth 9 5 Bake Sole on the lOth ot Pam!, Se c ond St reet H ou!ie Pomeroy Mvmla} ~wn u11SotLunliJ) tu... sJa\ tltru Fmfa 1 4P M . Llrt• tl<t) YARO SALl Ina l:: llrs below Mrd dlepoll lues Wed & Th ur~ 9 00 Beddrng , Iorge sue cool almost new m•sc . If em~ Ut>furt• pulih; ·aLton Sllttlltn · t P.M: Fnday ofttornwn SOMEONE TO work in Toma to helds . Top poy . Dallas Cleland . 9.!9 -7340 WAIIRESS No el(pertence neceuory . Apply in person at Blu e lorton M tddlepor! . BABYSITTE R. WEEKDAYS 2 chddren . ages 3 8 S Ce ll alte r 6 949·2DS9. RHlAB LE BABYSITT ER needed tor 2 small boys , 0 days a week . ljlqJ .ol73 or BABYSITTER at home N!:10 m Portland . 5 day s o week 7 om to · 6 pm . Phone 843-4802 doyttme or 81113-4803 alter b pm --MENTAlLY RE RETARDED - adults an d children or e tn nee-d ol la ster co re homes A salary and benelits wdl be po1d Thrs rs on m-home tab tha t wrll benelrt the lrle chance o l o mentally reta rded per~on For more m l o1mat ron wrr te or coli Fo~ter Care ~ Morn Jo c l..~on OH 4 56 4 0 014 180 5039 r l a c k~on ) or b1 4 597 tHJ7 (AI hens ) b8a·· --------·---NO ITEM TOO l or ge or too small Wr ll buy 1 prece or complete hou5eh ol d N ew u ~ ed or ont 1· que s Martrn s Furnrtvre 20 N 7nd St M rddleport Phone 992 0370 ( HI P WOOD Poles ma)( , drome te r 10 o n lorge5t end sa per ton Bundled slob S6 pe• ton De lt11 ered to Ohro Pallet Co . R1 7. Pomeroy 9912b89 ,, GOOD UHO troC!or w rth hydroulr( 3 pt hrtch 747 307 4 COINS C URR~N CY tokens o ld pocket wol che '§ and ch o rn~ srlver and gol d We need 190.! and ol der srlver cor ns Buy sell or trade Call Rage • Wa msle y 7.. 1-1331 TIMBER POMEROY Fore~t Pr o duct!> fop prr ce l or stand rng sow limber Call CJC/15965 or Kent Hanby I 440 8570 ,, OLD f-URNITURE ICe boxes bro u bed s 110n beds et< {O inplete hov ~ehold~ Wr1 te MD M rller Rt 4 Pomeroy or coll992 6370 ,.' tl & ~ MOBill HOMI:- 5 Pt Pleo Will C Al<~ lor the elderly 1n our son ! W Vo bes•de HPCk ' hornf> PhoneQ97 -731 4. l'f'l3 811)0drn o re 14 ~ 64 2 bedr oom 197'J Dorran 14 Jl bO '1 bedr oorn 1977 Vrctor 1011 14 x 6 7 3 bedroom 2 both 1~ 7 2 co~entry 17 Jl b~ J bed• corn l9b'J ~lotf'lsmon 1~ )< bO 2 bedr ao rn We have enlarged our CO AL UM ~S IONI: ~and 9'o"e t. ser vice departm~nt and cole rum chlonde l er trloJel dog will service Ho1point and f ood ond oil type s of ~ oh h other brands. ce lsror ~alt Wmlo. s Inc ~ Morn ~I Pome ro y qQ2 3tl'l1 APPLIANCE SERVICE SHlCIION ol lhe b.- I wood ~ r o~,~ e > 111 ~oulheo s h~ ul Ohro . Jotul Mor!>o He I Trr o11a lempw ood and Nolhuo lron Heat Co a Putnam [)r (oil Mrll ~1 ) At hens . ()14 )91 -60 79 01 0141:!90 1187 WANTlD 10 buy Olde r country hou ~ e and ocreoge Some w ood s Nor th end ot Me•g ~ Count ,.Aw ay fl am paved rood Repll" to Bot 779 M co '' ' The Darty ~ ent rnel Pomer oy Oh10 • WANnD TO buy l rrewood l or 5to11e t 30 4 773 sq37 \' YARO S Al~ 819 S 3rd dleport . Wed .. 8. Thun Mrd IWO f-AMIL Y Yard ~ole lhur~ ond Fn June 8 & 9 Q ~ 1(>43 Lrncoln Ht s_ Old too b school desks doth ownr ngs mu'>rca l rns trumenh and mtsc other rtems . YARD SAl£ ot Sto•lmg Mo sser 2nd hou~e on rrght obo11e ~a5tern Hrgh School on Rt 7 Double \..rt chen smk wr th me tal bose grrl s bike . clo l hrng and many othe r .tenH Hours 9 lo s 30 YARD SALl:: June 8 8. 9 at Dav1d Holter •esrdence 1ust above f1ve Pornts on Rt 7 Jack W . Carsey , Mgr. ~Phone 992 -2181 WA1l: R Wl:: ll drrltrng VACA NCY f-OH etdedy potrent on prr110l e home otluppers Plo111 s. Coil offer 5 weckdovs or ony l ime o n weekends . bl4 · b67 - J30~ EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment ~ HINN S l RACIOR SAll:: S Ph o ne 45tl I OJO leo n W Vo Any U.S. made car- parts extra if needed . E:ccludes front-wheel drive cars. Pomeroy Landmark 9,.J~ck - · water with Co-op water soHener , Model UC.SVI. ' Now Only '289,95 Le1 us tes1 your water Free Pomeroy landmark - 0 ·Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . ~~ Phone !92·2181 YARD S.All: June 7 J:l ~ h om 'J orn to 4 prn ot br g wh1 1e hou!>e on lefr OfiOS.~ !t o m Roush lon e on R• /rn(h c s h~t e Ohroo tMmy Loy r1e tQ73 MON I ~ CARLO landau P S f' B A C AM 8 tra ck ~ IC're o ~aceltent condr lt on Sl700 B4J 7072 Wl~IHfN 1908 VW BUG SAOO Q97 5858 1q76 CHl VHO HI j ton pr clo.up 17 UOO mrle~ l~ c e !l e n t condt tron To pper rnd ude d at S3350 l9b0 DODGE POLARA one ownef 1n lrne con dllr o n f-'hone 94GI 77oJ H OOJ~ Chr ldren'i $~ 9) to $I :1 9S Men ~ $1'1 QS to S.:r4 9S Barley., !Soots J /'l N l'nd A11 e M 1ddteporT Qij) ~91? 15 ~001 WOOOl::N boat wrth 1noTor a nd !fader . Wrll ~ell ch(!(l p A l~o elo<lriC bu•l t rn 011en Q91 3l 7J 5TORY TWO fro me house o r oo m ~ a nd bath . cellar . out hurlding~ 4 acres la nd at edge o f Rutla nd Complete tror ler hook vp ol~ o 2 bo nks oppro r~ ed property ot ~15 500. Phone 992 7ffl 4 ON CR Jl 36 ocres . Near I , ones located l rn de h o m Me1gs Mmc No.I . Dr illed well. ~ ept rc tonk S!JOOO 7 41 - 25b~ . 13 ACR~ 5 of land on the Pome roy G all3944Cou1!>e CJQ'} HOU 5i: I ,,,, ~·t ~ Sl AR CRAfT ., ~- ~, ' " 1976 ST A~ C RAFT C AMP~R 10 It 304 773 5867 " ' SC HOOt OUT SPECI Al S Fol d downs SlqoQ up ':15 T Bu nk Hou\e $65/M now S!>04q 17 mrnt motor Sl6 300 now SIJ qoo We o;etl ~ervrce and quolrty Open 12 7 weekdays Open SundO';' !> Camp Conley Storcrolt So les Jh b7 N o f Pt Pleasant 304 t;>7 5 5384 " " WAN TED fO ren t House o• trader by ftlfed rncom e coup le 9Q? 3437 •' For ltmt 3 AND A RM l u rn •shed and un fur mshed opt s Phone qq7 5434 COUNTH'r' MOBIU Home Pork Route 33 no• th ol Pome•oy Lorge lot s Coll99') 7479 Sf:NtO R CITIZENS Our new re nter s ossrslonce you mov be able to INe .n our apartment t or less than $50 o mo nth , For more rn l ormo !ron contact Vrlloge Ma nor A pnrtmf!nls '1'11 77~ 7 WRNtSHED GARAGE opt 4th M•ddleporl 99') 7140 ~ . ooe for only 59,600 . IN THE COUNTRY - 1973 HUICK LUXUS b celten t (On d rt ron P S P 8 A C New lrre ~ Sl 7~ 9927870 JQ74 PINTO Rodr ol t11e ~ 11ew ~hoc h -48 000. tntl e~ SI S00 Co li 991 7785 otter 4 1971 CADilLAC E:: tOOf.!ADO f"utl powe1 011 ellcetlent co nd1tron Ph one 997 7401 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,' POTACH, FERT-0-PELS & BLEND Pomeroy landmark Phone !92.2181 JOHN OEl:Ht 1010 domf corn pletely rebvrlt $4500 Oresel engrne wrth wrnch Coli (holies H Ho!! reld 747 200f:l alter b pm tAll: lOMATO plonh fa t soiP. A cross I. o m the ., w rmrnrng pool f h om a s Hay mon ~yrocuse l 969 FO RO V AN Croltsman b m pla ner Corfhmon shoper wr! h motor . Cora Holton Portland 843 2/b4 8N f-ORO tra ctor Brush hog Grader blad e and d1rt scoop )ma ll tro1le r 843 -1561 WU RUTUH OOUBL£ keybo01 d wrth boss fool peda l~ b:t1 a nrce S¢95 742 -J211 o r 742 1201 after 5 1977 CHi: VROL H PICKUP ~calf ~d a le A1r powt.tr stee11ng brakes steelbeh trres toot bel( S4~ Make off er Mechon rc Pomeroy alterS :no IN Ti: RNAT IONAl b4 Combine . fracto• mo unted sprayer, For molt Modtl'l 8 tractor , 3 po rnf h1tch <u Tofl s-ow b h . hMe new bush hog All in good condi tion Wd l tol<.e trod~s Ph one 449 27b3 1971 J. OIW celle n 1 c orp~tPd bo_r 444 t:CO NOUN~ Von i:::Jcon d ihon ~ully w•th bed and burlt rn 1~.~ 1971 DAHUN 1 ton p• r kup 4 speed new rlut[ h n•utllct b ral.:.e ~ an d po rn t 1~ m p g Sl JOO Call '19/ I'.J'J'I Allt ~ ( HAlMtR!:I ~rn o tl 10u nd S I J:lOO f'ur r ho <o ed nf.' w b ·c ell!!n t tondrtr o n ~l! e d svrllo lll 4 3/J:l b)ll baler I!Jf') MA ~~ H J.H~CU~ON Hoy ca ndr trona • $SOO Very good co ndr Iron Heedsvdle 61 -1 37t:l b31 1 !9/6 ~OfHJ I 100 b c yl JOO ( 10 !o ld Iron \ J:l b('d Hodr o l• <aflo nt cond.t1o11 ~:JOOO fihone 49/ 57t15 ohcr '.J prn ~ Pl: C IAl ~ prcce < O~! r1on outd oo r !urn rlu r e ~ ellee I arm <horr s toblc & planter !01 S24Q ~5 Odd !> & f: n d~ Shop Mrddlepor t Oh ro QQ1 Ot 7J 1975 KAWA SAKI /5(} d11t brke All nt:w port s Ru ns good :m mm roc•n g co rb Al 5o wo .. her fllf}~J for Any!l;ly , anytime. Phone 98S·3806 Jack Ginter 985·3806 Box l : Chester, Ohi • 10-30-l. Hood . bedroom frame needing a little redecorat ing , bath , gas furnace, cHy water . breezeway , 2 car garage, trailer s pot and over an acre of land . Sl2.500. CHESHIRE - Big red brick with 2 apartments. 10 rooms , 5 bedr ooms, 3 Rt . 7. l'v\odern i nsi de w ith fu ll basement a nd young For Free Estimates Call A LOT OF BUYERS ARE SEEING US NOW. tF YOU HAVE A NICE CLEAN PLACE AND WANT TO MAKE A PROFIT CALL 992.]]25. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Associate R.. ltors ......... ...... tor to tM · tete. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~IL 991·2174 BY OWNU! 00 oues 2100 feet ro od ! ten tage ~· c e llen t devel o pm1• 11l pos. ~ rbd rt ie ~ No!Th o f Po mer ov f.ICI'J '! 0 10 let us capture and preserve those precious moments forever - Weddings Silver and Golden Anniversary Family Reunions Sp~cial Occasions Photography Is PHOTOGRAPHY 98l·41lS Chester, Ohio 45720 HOMESITES lor ~ ol e , 1 ocre ond up. Mtddlepod neor Hutlond . Coli 992 -7 41:1 1. GeorgeS . Hobstetter Jr., Broker 1071;2 Sycamore St., Pomeroy . Ohio PHONE 99H333 Office Hrs.: 9 a .m.-5 p.m . Closed Thursdays and Saturday at noon . Your Full Time Real Estate llroker NEW LISTING -12 room . spl it leYel col011 ia l in Rigg s RACINE - Inside corporat ion limits . nice 3 bedroom home, 1 ba th, newly painted. heated with gas or wood and coa l burn ing furnaces . Plenty of closet and storage space. Garage and workshop . Only $32,000.00. POMEROY - Hysell Run Road. liYa ble home 011 11 acres. has good well. bottle gas heat. Call for more into. Sel ling price Sl0,600 .00 . TUPPERS PLAINS - 2' 'xS2' Fuqua doub le wide mobil e home on corner lot In Arbaugh Addition . Lot Is 100'><200' . Only $5,000 .00 down will buy th is home. Selling price 521 ,000 .00 .• WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY. REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS. Cheryl Lemley, A5sociate-Home Phone 742·2003 Hilton Wolle, Assoc l at ~ Home 949-2589 GeorgeS . Hob•teHer Jr ., Broker Home Phone 992·5739 608 E. MAIN POMEROY. 0 . JUST LISTED - About 6 acres wi th e.:cellent home . 3 bedrooms, bath , la rge kitchen B. din ing, nat. ga s F.A . het~ t . furnace fi r eF~Iace, basement. 2 car garage . CENTRAL REALTY CO. TWO ACRES - A beautiful 4 year old. 3 bedroom ho me large ea t -In kitchen, 3 bedrooms, all nice ly carpeted, 2 baths, full ba se ment with TV room . Many mor e eKtras, low he at bill with nat. gas forced air fu r na ce . A ll f hls and tw o n ice acres of land In a good with location . Will go quick for us.ooo . S32. 000 .00 . BABY FARM - 25 acres with yery nice remodeled 57 ACRES - With a nic e I If> story house with 3 bedrms. home close In , 2 bedrooms, bath , ca rpeting, paneli ng , new si d ing, basement, F.A. fenced . N ice co untry setting off bla cktop road just 6 m inutes n orth of Raci ne. Asking $42,000 . and 11h batns . Mostly carpeted . Big central fi r eplace with heatolator. Small barn and outbuildings, 20 acres lurnace . S30,8S1.00 . LOVELY BRICK - Cl ose Vacant land on blacktop road. Beautiful home site. About s minutes from s Point. Prices 13,800. H ydro Un it. 3 baths , F .A. furnace. close to school, 6 home si t e . About 5 m inutes from 5 Poin t. Prices 13 ,800. to ne w bedrooms, llh rooms . S3.5.000.00. LOVELY KITCHEN Thi s you shoul d see, large dining area with ·d in ing bar , 3 bedrooms, bath. basement. abo ut 28 yrs . old . 5IB,ooo.oo . LIKE FLOWERS? - Here is i ust the business for you . Es tabli shed for a nu mber of yea r ~ . Tra ining fu r nished, i nt eres ted parties call. BRICK & FRAME - I acre ground . J bedrooms, 1'12 bath , nice kitchen & dining , all electric, patio, potch, garag e and worksho p . $3 1,900.00 . OTHER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATE REA~ TORS 992·2259- 992.6111 w •1•110 (Bob Hoeflich) 109 High St. Pomeroy Yoga & You 20 . -- 4 : ~For Richer . For Poorer 15; ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ~ byHenri Arnold andBoblee Unscramble these tour Jumbles, one tener 10 each square. to l orm four ordinary words. CARTER 0 PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. I SABSY SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9·tfC I KJ IYOMPLEj KJ K KJ IJTTLE ORPHAN AN Ni r. ORPHAN ANMm-MJSSION FOR FLOSSY 10 ACRES - fOR RENT Corner Lot On DUMP TRUCK River Front HRAOFORO . Auct ionee1 Com ple te Service Phon e 949 7487 or 94q·1000 Rocme Ohra Cr 11t Bradford ALLEYOOP I'M ;l.f'V.ID 'IOU~ NEW -· ---- IQ73 TR At L E~ FOH sole . Oo rr an 12 11 b() , Phone 7-42-2689 01 1:!14 66'1 57 41. On CR l. Solem Center . .REMODH INC . Ptumbrng. heotrng ond oil types of general reporr Work guaranteed 10 year~ ell · per renee . Phone 992 -2409 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALimE & SEWING MACHIN E Repo11 s , ser · vice , all makes 991 7184 lhe fobrr c Sh o p Pomeroy . Avthorr1ed Songer Soles and Serv1cv . We sh arpen Scrssors ~X C AVATINC do1er , loader ond SAVE ALOT r ' ', GASOLINE ALLEY T'irt 4 into t'ree. plus subtract bt1 four... 1 R. 33-10 ACRES of land al011g Rl. 33 •·lane lust north close to hospita l and sc hool at Laurel Cliff . Asking $42 ,500. 40 ACRES - In Soulhern Local wilh a small barn and dug we l l. About 12 a cres tillable. Some woo ds li nd mineral s. Asking 121 ,500. I have f iqure how to perfect my car ' - All u rpet ins tatted with padding 11 no chorge . E:cper1 installation. As Low A• '4 88 aq. yd. • Will do roofing . cons tr u< lr on, p lumbing and hooting . No tob too large or too smell. Phone 7-42 -2348 & up 9' and 12' Vinyl FRANK &ERNIE Floor Covering In Stock 1 A LoRN Wi,.HOU.,GOLLJII,.eRIU. i» • GEfn'AINJ.y, $1~! l-fOw DO YOU WAN-t"? ..... •.. So •.• 15 •••• OR RUTLAND FURNITURE ,HAN R I)OU.IlR? Rutland • LCOK,Iaie5ELL1Ya.JYE GOT 'TO CONTACT A.X.CATILEMN . TELL HIM Hl5 EHOR15 'TO DESTIWY 111E FILM HAVE BEEN IN VAIN. ARRANGE: A MEET - BUT HDIV CAN WE lNG. TELL HI~·. '>OU AQE READY TO TALK MAKE ,_,E DUPUCATE FILM NOW? I LDST EVERYTH ING IN THE FIRE/ BUSIN~55! NOT QUITE I YOU STILL fJAVE 'THE Giii<I\C3E ... AND 111E S1UDIO AOOVE IT. AND 1 'TOOK THE LIBERTY OF HIDING YOUR BEST CAM~RAS AND EQU IPME:NT IN MY -"·-"' f'PAR.TMENT! A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an excellent 3 bedrm . house with flh baths, ki t c hen w ith built -in appl iances, tamlly rm. wit h fireplace. all nice ly carpeted. Full ba sement with wood -bu r ning stove. Altached 12 carl garage . Chrysler Air· Temp . central heating and cooling. Very low eloc. bills . All this and appro• . one acre land . HaYe a look . On ly $47.900. $11 ,700 will buy a good 2 bedrm . house and garage, storage building and garden space on St. Rt . 124 In Syracuse, 115,000 - Will buy a good 5 bedrm . house with large living room and kitc hen . 1 baths. bastment , F . A . na t . ga s heat In Chester. We NHd Lisflng51Middltporli We have buyen for many typnof property CALL JIMMY DEEMAuoclate, 94f.2lU I Jumbles. CHAIR by IHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 3 AdYantage I Sepulchral I Comedian stone Pinky 6 Etl1i cal 5 Ca usti e II Sea duck 6 r'ix 12 Bioi out 7 Get one's 13 Popular bearinKs H Tease ~~~~ soap opera 15 Highball 9 llowan ingn~lient tree 16 Faction 10 Allow 17 OQugla s 14 Discharge 18 Aerie 17 HeaYens 22 Endeavor 19 Irish 25 r.orner river 26 ~' rcnch 2G Observed fA -~ -------,,t---./_ S __ t _M _ S::-1.. ~ river 21 Try t astt After t'1r y wea . ~ ,.,1nner, 27 Se't ' 22 llcbuff years of hard wor~ is ninety·ninU of~~~~~· 23 Commotion it has cents qen 1uS;- zs '·Madam I• ; I'• I'' com e! ' - - ---::--..r-(,;" · I'm - " ' (\ 29 Type of I" leather I•' 30 Negri I United I•' Get t<>gether ' =:::-::14 Wing : Lat. I" :::'1137 Se1 the date I"' 41 Correct I<a 42 Shun 43 Minor 1:><> conunon CaiiJ42.221i TALK TO ·Wendell or Herb Grate or Gent Smith ' If YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU ''[IJ( X I 1 11 )" IIWOKE AROUSE SIPHON Wt•dne-sda y . .Jum· 1 in I ran ' DOWN 1>7 I Prophet 2 Like Feli• l•i of "The 143 Odd Couple " ,,q I"' ~ Bril. philo' opher maseot 29 Rhymester 3J Small whirlpool 34 Jewish month I'· lb Largest Selection In The Valley WOODSTOCK,I{OU0 HAVE MADE A GREAT CARRIER PIGEON! I{OU COULD HAVE CARRIED ME55A6ES flACK TO HEADQUARTERS... IF '{OU WERE CAPTURED, I{OU WOl/LD REFliSE TO TALK EVEN IF YOU WERE roRIURED! WELL, MA4'SE I{OU (Ol/LD TALK A LITTLE ... . 37 Catn,'P 38 Soul : Fr. 39 Came upor 40 Little 18 lq I<> j l.' I"' I"' I'" [i'l ~ '" • 8 6-~ · " ~ :.! • Q 7 :1 • 6, .. ~ + K QHG • 975 4 + K5 • II 9 2 • Q J 10 7 + A J 10 :t SOUTH + A J:! • KJI0 86; l ~ '"" l/:kt Vulnerable : Both Deale r : East West Norlh East I NT 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass 4• Pass Openmg lead : Li l"" •·' DAILY CRYI'TOII! IOTE - Here'" how to work it : AX \' Ili.BAAXR is I . tl N G t' E I. I. 0 W South Obi. 3• Pass • 10 By Oswald Jaco by and Alan Sonlag East covered West 's 10 ol spades with the king , de· clarer allowed th e ki n~ t< win th e t nck. From thr bidd ing 1 i.e.. West's twc spades I, declarer knew that spades were alm ost cer· EAST • 2 I'd I" NOKTit t AK l" 29 Rare play makes hand WEST • Q 10 9 7 6 --• 980 tai nly divided 5-2 and there· fo re . duc king th e king of spades wou ld de 11riYe East of an entry to West 's hand for a future s pade t rick. Key Play Number Two : After South won the spade return with his ace, he cashed the ace and king of diamonds and led the si ngleion club toward the K Q In dummy , losi ng th e queen to East's ace . East now had to lead a diamond to preve nl d ec l arer's a ccess to dummy 's club king. Key P lay Num ber Three : After ruf!ing East 's dia· mond returm , declarer led the jack o! trumps and when West showed out, he played dununy 's queen . This truly was a rare and great play . Declarer t Piyush Yakil , a Cali!ornian born in India ) through three s pectacular strokes had engi neered a coup that rende red the de· fense impotent. H East allowed the queen o[ hearts to win , declarer would disca rd his spa de loser on the king of clubs. If east won the queen of hearts with the ace, any suit he led would allow South an entry to dummy - a diamond play would give a ruff and sluff, a club play is clearly fatal ; and a trump lead from the 92 lets South play low and win with the seven . Every hand , for a cha mpion 11layer, is a challenge and deserves to be 11layed On<' J,•w·r simply sl :nuls for :l!loth e r In this sample A is well . Some hands, of co urse, because o! the sta kes in· U:->t! d f~~r t h r thrt'l' 1. '~ . :\ fnr 1111' t wo o · ~ . 4'l (' . Si ngh• l ctt~r s. :lflOStropttt>s. the IC'n glh :md forma1inn o f l he wnrcls ar e all volved and pressure a t the htn l s. E:tr h tla y !Itt• n1dl' lr llt.•rs ;rrc di ff'er('nt champions hip le vel are more im11ortant than others. I 'RI'I'TO<IIJOTES Cham11ion bridge players spend many hours each day S P D W H X T PSI Q PAT studying and practici ng for just such a hand as is di · 1; ll U U E D C. S , TW SIYGUK H A E agranuned here. This hand was played in the 1975 Team s p J w TI' V HWS N I EUEATC Trials in Ca liforni a, the win ning tea m earning the ri ght S L; Q K E S A W to compete for the World \'cslcrduy's Cryptoquole: THERE'S ONE FOUR-LETTER Cham11ionshi11 in Monte Car- ! NEWSP !I. PF.R ENTERPRISE ASSN . 1 WOHD YOU DON 'T HEAR MUCH ANYMORE-CASH.-BOB lo. (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· GODDARD It took three key plays by ERN . send S1 ro : " Win a1 declare r to avoid what Bridge, " care of this newspa· seemed like certain defeat . pe r. P D. Box 489. Ractio Cltt BARNF:Y First. at Irick one , when Sralion . New York . N.Y. 10019.) LOOK ATTHAT 15 IN STOCI( Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag cargo 27 Pitt '" I" BRIDGE Yeslerday 's Answer 24 100 dinar 30 Take on ~~~~~~----------------~--~----------------------------------~141 ~~ Buy where 'f'OU tin comt in and see what you're girHing - Good ••~<lion• - Fully stocked. 742 ·2211 I I Print answer here: , Rubber Back Carpet l:)(CAVATING do ler backhoe and dllcher . Cher i e ~ R HOI · fie ld . Bo ck Hoe Se rvrce , Rutland Ohio . Ph one 742-?008 . 10 ACRES - Vacant land on blacktop road . Beautiful carpeted w ith 1 or 4 bedrms., living rm ., family rm ., with fireplace, basement , fuel oil furnace, garage and ou tb uil d ings. So me fencing, plenty o f road frontage and garden space. Ci ty water a nd drilled welL Loc. J I I Now arrange the circled teners !o form the surprise answer. as suggested by the above cartoon . ~ Mobile,~ riB'~ - . :;_:;;;__ = 3~2S . PUDD LE POOLS. All !.itcs ond shapes Swun pool ~ 'J years experience . fruu ~s.trmo t e!o , any t h ing you need for underground sw im pool!t . New chemrcot ond supply stor e . Albany , Ohio . Ph on e 01Hl96 6555. ( A ft er b p m , OU -b89 -S7S J John Je ff ers o r bBQ-52b5 Dill Gillette . ) We ore NOT oil we t orl PRI CES. GOOD lOO!< ttf DOG YOU GOT THERE·-- tSNAFET I Answer: What you m ight give In reapon1e to 1 needling quutkm-A SHARP ANSWER Sf.HOV DRILLI NG . Water well drrllrng , co mmercta l a nd domes trc Pump so lei and se1 vtce . 992 -b195 or 30-i -895 -3902 . HWOOO BOWfRS REPAIR Sweepers , loosteH 11ons , all ~moll opplionce5 la wn mower . nelel to Slate Highway Garoge on Rou te 7 Phone [b14 ) qg5 . PUlliN S i:X( AVAT ING. Comp lete )er~ice . Phone 99'2 14 78. ONL'f Ot-.I E IN TOWN ... MORNtt..l' MR MU5 TAR.6 .. . WHY', HELlO lHERf, ANNIE ·· Yeslerday·s o.6-1mo. · 4-27-tf c ;98·733 1. HERE 'S TH' SlORE ... EASY' TO FtNO --· M erv Griffin 6; Addams Family B; Sesame St. 20.33; Gomer Pyle. USMC 10. Dinah 13 . • =:tO-Gilligan's Is . a; Brady Bunch 10; Li ttle Rascals 15. 5 :00-Here Come The Br ides 3; St!r Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mls.ter Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13 ; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:3o-News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mary Ty ler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15; . 6:1l0--News 3,4,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6: 36-NBC New s 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8. 10; Over Easy 20,33. 7:1l0--Cross.WIIs 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,1 3; Gong Show B; News 10; Gilligan 's Is . 15; Hocking Valley Bluegrass 20; Consumer surY IYal Kit 33 . 7:3Q-Hollywood Squares 4; Match Game PM 6; Tattletales B; MacNeil. Lehrer Report 20,33; That's Hollywood 10 ; Nashville On The Roa d 13; Marty Robbins' Spot li ght 15. a:oo--Chlps 3,4,15 ; Welcome Back, Kotter 13 ; Billy Gra ham Crusade 6; Waltons a. 10; On ce Upon a Classic 20.33 . B:3o-Qperatlon PeHicoat 13; In Search of the Real Amer ica 20,33. 9:1l0--James at 16 3, IS ; llarney Miller 6,13; A Job , Not A Handout 4; Billy Graham Crusade 8; Alexander So lzhenltsyn 20.33 ; Hawaii Flve·O 10. 9:3o-Fish 6, 13. 10:1l0--BIII Ion Dollar Bubble 3,4, 1S; Are You A Missi ng Heir ? 6.13: Bar naby Jones B,10; Po ldark II 33 ; News 20 . 10:3o-Lock, Stock & Barre l :20. 11 :oo-News 3.u,a, 1o, 13, 15; Dick Cayett 20; Lil ias Yoga 8. You 33. 11:30-Johnny Carson 3,4,1S;; Starsky & Hutch 6,13; Mash 8: aBC News 33 ; Movie " Assignment K" 10. 12:1l0--Janekl 33; 12 :4o-Toma 6, 13; 1 :IJO-- Tomorrow 3,4; 1:So-News 13. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 PM. - Sllyer Streak (PG ) 7 & 11 P.M. - Eagle Has Landed IPG I Chonnel 5 6:30P .M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - 'Pau l Gaudino 7:30 - Supersports 10 ·00 - 700 Club. L (Answers tomorrow ) PHONE 992-2238 C.IIAfterl :OOor Anytime Saturday 992 ·7119 or "2·5041 HOWERY AND MARliN ~•. COIIOirng , se plt c ~ ys t ems , dozer backhoe , dump truck . l1mestone. gra~e l bla ck top pOIItng Ht 143. Phono 1 (biA ) SE~ · .. For Trailer SERVICE ba ck hoe work dump tru cks and to -boys l or hrre wrH hau l fil l dir t to sorl . li me ~ t o nc ond grovel. Colt Bob or Rogct Jef fers . day phone 992 -7009 , n1ght phone 997 3515 or yen 5732 'J'ES ....\ lHIS 15 'TH' I.IST, EH? C'MoN, SANDY ... O HJ WE USE THE SHC>RTClli •· · Sff? THER E ' S THE CHURCH STEfPl.f ••• RIG t11 THROUGH TH ' HOLLOW· -- DAVE'S BACKHOE & KEN GROVER IN h'U lL AN[) 6 r oorn~ por tro l bo th car poll urrlrty burl dmg On brg lot Cr!y water go ~ 74'l 7&11 1-IVl: ROOM S ond both gara ge 964 S 3rd Mrddlepo rt Drn rng •oom sur te 9Q2 SQBQ 3:3Q-AII In The Fa mi ly a, 10; You Bet Your Life 20. ----· Pomeroy, 0. 3·15·t1C lOO!"'In St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or"H263 8A.M.to4 :30P.M. The Photo Place business, not • side line Crest Manor , S bedrooms, 3 ful l baths, fam i ly room with pool tabl e, i nter -com system and much, mu ch more! ! Sell ing price - $6 5, 000 .00 'J hedr oorh hou ~ ll New !.to nn wrnd ow s 1 por t hC' ~ alumrnum burldrng 111 boc k fJhone99i 31 19 Portraits Weddings Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions our 47 ACRl:: ._ARM . ~ rooms a nd bot h l otced art l urno'c Cr ty wot e1 10 x 24 I de block garage On Rt 7 QM)41~0 SY RA C US~ Movie Channel 4 - 'illti}\Ml ID'il BORN LOSER Report 5 & 9 P M. - Hollywood Oldie 1 & 11 P.M. - Let's Do It Aga in lPG) News 20. 10 : 30- Amerlcan Enterprise 20 ; ll :Oo-News 3,,, 6,8,10,13, IS ; Dick Cavett 20; Lilias Yoga & You r===~~==~==~ HOBSTETTER REALTY 1 ACRl:: lot l or ~ol e do~e to longsvrlt c Ohio 74/ 7409 . Ph. 992·2848 5·15·1 mo. pel . 5-31- l mo. r--------------------------, bud d,ng rn 992 · 6323 or 992 ·6011 oco~~-- Service ,,_, fruit tree s. qa5 352Q WHY~ n. · 11 :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pollee Storv 6,13; Hawa II FiYe·O 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie "Papa's Delicate Condit ion" 10; 12:1l0--Janakl 33. 12:46-Mystery ot the Week 6,1 3; Koiak 8; I:OQTom orrow 3,-4; 2: H>- News 13 Brakes Muffler Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service additions. J WONT TR ILYA THAT A.lloi 'T TH!i POINT! I NH~RIT TH& SHo WANT5 POWIIC-·NOW! &U~IN&S~ AND 5HE KNOWS t &OT 90ME DAY; OTHER PLA~5 FOR THE- COMPMJY! MOORE'S Under hang gutters & room Jack's SeptiC Tank ~ce SO ~HE CAN RUN T~& TITU9 TRACTION COMPANY,,.THAT,!; Report 20,33; The Judge 10; In Search of 13; Wild Kingdom 15. B:IJO--G rinly Adams 3,4,15; Eight Is Enough 13; B111y Graham Crusade 6,a ; Nova 20,33; CBS News . Special 10. 9:1l0--DaYid Frost 3,4,15 ; Charlie's Angels 6,13 ; MoYie " He\ I Boats" e. 10 ; Great Performances 33; Poldark II 20 . IO :IJO--Pollce Woman J,4, 15; Starsky & Hutth 6,13; B land, 6 r oom house i n good loca ti on over looki ng Rt. 7. Two we ll s. ciste r n and 2 outbuildi ngs. W i ll take a t9H GRANO TORINO Squrre ~ o r d - . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - Stat ton wagon wrlh p ~ fl B Check our low. low A ( td! wheel CI Ut~e COI\ T!QI pric es On oil n("w trres Power wr ndow !> S34'00 Call ail e• b pm 74') 7008 1"?7 CH< VROl£1 SUBURBAN C 10 true" S,,l .. erodo poc"oge ond trorler lo wrng poc:koge I~ (XX) South ' m rl es 741 - Jl~-4 M081Lf: HOM~ wtlh ctly water and go s Nrce lo<o lron In Racine Alben Hd l 94Y 2261 Hrll ~to r e AND Recd ~vrtlc porches, ..' and rent out the lower . A good canner lot near stores . Better see this Alum. & Vinyl Siding and Call CAPTAIN EASY OKAY, I 'LL ADMIT YO~ 'V E GOT REASON TO 8& SUSP IC IOUS SUr ·WHY IN 8LAZES WOULD YOUR NII!C& 1114t.JT TO KILL YOU! ~ : 45-Morn l ng 6:5o-Good Morning , West VIrginia 13; 6o55-News 13. 7:1l0--To!lay 3.4,15; Good Morning Amer1ca 6,1 3; CBS News B; Porky P ig 10. 7:25-Chu ck White Repor ts 10; 7:30-School les 10. B:IJO--Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 9:1l0--Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donahue'' Emergency One 6; Brady Bun ch 8; Match Game 10; 9:36-Andy Griffith 8; Family Aftalr 10. 10:06-Andy Griffith 6; Card Sharks 3,4, 15; Pass The Buck 8; To Tell The Truth 13; Joker 's Wild 10. 10:30- Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Price Is R lghl 8, 10; $20,000 Pyra mi d 1.3 . 11 ·1l0--High Rollers 3,4, 15; Happy Day s 6,13. 11 :30-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Family Feud 6,1 3; Partridge Family 4; LoYe of Life 8,10; Nova 33; 11 · 55-CBS News B; LOYing Free 10. 12 :llO--Newscenter 3; News 4,6 , 10; Sanford 8. Son 15; Gamb it 8; Midday Magazine 13 .. 12 :3Q-Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search tor Tomorrow a, 10; Elec. Co . 33. I :®-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; News B; Young & The Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. · I ::tO-Days of Our [iYes 3,4, 15; As The World Turns 8,10; 2:0Q-One Life to LiYe 6,1 3. 2:36-Baseball 3,o; Guiding Light 8,10. 3:1l0--General Hosp ital 6,13; Another World 15; Lilias, ween the Wars 6; Family F eud 8; MacNe !I -Lehrer For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At MASH BROlHERS estimate, 24 hour service. upper baths . 2 furnace s, and garden on this 1' ~ acres on Portland 843 25o l re ~r den r e 1973 PlVMOUlH J"URV I )b() engrne auTo P S P B A C 4 door ~ eden b• cell en t condr Ir o n Phone 985 3q()Q Phone "2·2181 He al t!tat<' for Sale ~ARM HOOF HOl LOW Horse s Buy sell trade o• tra• n New and used ~addles Ruth Reeve~ Albany (014 ) (198 3190 RI SI NG STAR Ke nn el 8o01dmg Indoor and outdoor •un~ Groomrng all breeds Clean ~onr lo ry lacol, !tes Cheshue Phone (0 14I 36 7 0792 W. Carse yo, Mgr. IAiil books dr she!> Landmark POMEROY - Reasonable R.esidential commercial. 2 family home. Live in the trade·in. Only 51POO. EDGE OF TOWN - One Call Now For Appointment 1976 Hon · do Ac<ord 1977 VW t!lr;l9 8 rownrng s. hot gu n 949 7432 condmon your bedroom fra me home w ith 10 acres. Ha s la r ge living r oom wit h woodburn i ng fireplace . C>.-vners will take trailer In trade or w ill hel p finance . $33 ,500. Just 116.SOO . HANDY . WITH A HAMMER - 30 acres of SPECIAL \971 BUICK CenlurrM & SEPTIC TANK CLEANING loadi ng dock and parking. NEW LISTING - Wayouf 3 Ha s la rge garden and l'nb '})[) tndu•o Hon do Ex cel lent t:ond rtr on le s~ !han 800 mr les . A skr ng $ 7 ~ 19()6 BSA chop· per l orr co ndrllon . Ask rn g !bOO bl ,j 6q8.J290 PomtH"OY floor , air co ndit ioni ng , natural gas, city water . underground ga soli ne tank, ce llar w i th workshop over . 19Jt:l HAH L ~Y DAVIDSON tully cv :r.tomrled wrlh sutcrde clu tch ond \hr lt bccllen t tondr! ron. A!.krng $3000 741· 2790 or bl 4 b9!:1 J790 Let IIUSINESS IIUILDING Ov l of all floods. Concrete bedrooms , ru ral wa ter , natura l gas, wood burning fireplace and 3 car garage. PAIN1 fOR ~ ole Alurnrnu m porn! new bu c k et ~ never been o pen ed 100 gal ova•loble oT $4 .50 pe1 gal lon Blue late x porn! at SJ 50 pe r gallon 991 617:.1 or Q9} b206. sotten Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 room older home with 3 c o nnrn g1or~ VARD SAL ~ Wed 7 Thur r. 8 hr q of Benho Ru ssell!> Wolf Pen Rd Br(y cle m owmg marhtne town mowe1 drshe~ clothe~ shoes Wrl lrom I G rant 742 7879 l 1 on~plantur tors o ld T ool~ bed dolhrng qurlt p r ece ~ clothes ontrq ue ltreploce set m1~ C rt em s ;92-3325 2\6 E. Second Street Small tflllline & mower Maney Fertuson &Gilson Tillers, lllwn Boy Mower Soles,& Service. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph . 992-2164 .4.1 mo . service, Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992·5682 4.3o.ttc For You ... Biack Woman 10; 3. 6:1l0-- News 3,4,a,1 0,13,15; Zoom 20,33; AB C News 6. 6:30- NBC News3,, ,15; ABC New s 13 ; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; OVer Easy 20,33. 7: oo-CrossWits 3; Probe ' ' Newlywed Game 6, 13; New s 10; .Gilligan's Is . 15; Di ck CaYeft 20; People & Plac es 33. 7:36-AII ·Sia r Anythlnq _Goes 3: Sha Na Na .4; Set· MODERN SUPPLY mile off Rt. 1 by.pass on St. Rt. 124 toward Rulland , 0. ~. New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts VIRCI ~B. ;sR. L..&..,~ ' . ' ~ . '() l------------------- GARAGE 6: 30-Doctors on Call~ ; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Hogan's Heroe s 1.5 . ~~~I 'ROGER HYSEll H. L WRITESEL ROOFING ) one:. wrlh (j 10011, ho u~e J.RH GA), 2 cor garage ~u rnrr1er kti chen and borde reri by 'l cr eek ~ Colt 9H5 -J8Tf C. USl:O lRAClOH:, MJ---13~ lJre sel MF/30 Or esel M f-1 SO O•EJ s.el MF13) Oresel · M F1 e5 Oresel . Mf.285 D,res.el M~ 1135 Dre~ e l . Cob air & hea te r Nl::W 8. USl::tJ IMPLI:M~NlS Mf-9 BOIC'r M~ IQ ~ol er MJ-120 Haler Matthew ~ Holary ) cythe M .. BBO Semi mounted I:J bot to m Pl ow Ml S?O 12 O r~c M f- 100 2 How ( hoppe t Mf JCf 1 How Planter~ Mecho"rcol YA HO SAL!: ot the Ronald Beegle restdence one rn• le eo st of DUMP rf.!UCK . 9 pass enger sfo · I ton wagon I 0 preces. ol form Rocrne on SR 124 Thuf ~ . June 8 eqwpment Atlr n good wo rkmg and Frr June q 9 om to 4 pm cond•!r011 , Call 949 /1 'l4 MOVIN G SAlE Thur s & Fr~ 8 om )00 ~ e1res to b pm on l urkey Run Rd 7 IN Tl::R NA I tONAl bvtldo:er 0 wo y blade mr west o f Che~htre Follow ~ Ofl 5 cab wm ch ready to srgns hom Rt 554 to the Gro11el go loo ks ltke new Wrll tot..e Hill Cemetery A uto mot r( !rode\ Doni mr ~~ thrs. d you wa~he1 se- •n g mar h on e needo do1er PhQI'Ie 949 27o3 prone ro th, antrque furnr!ure ~·130)1 ~y OW N~R THURSDAY, JUNES, 1978 5:,5-Farm Report 13; S:S()-PTLCiub 13; 6:1l0--PTL Club IS; Summer Semester 10. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1918 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 20.33; Mary Ty ler Moore 10 ; L---------------------------------------..1 ~ ~URROUGH) SEN SI MAliC oc coun !rng mo chr ne Ph on e '1912156 lhe 001ly )entrnet 11 l Coutt )t re e1 Po meroy OhiO . ol ~o VA 1-HA . JO yr lrnan cr ng. 'el rnoncmg lr eland Mo rtgage . 'II ~ STole. Alhf'n., phonP jbt4 ) Cable Channel 5 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Wahama Band In Mexico 9:00 - Wahama Band . TELEVISION VIEWING .Business Services NI-W :1 b'ed roo m house '} both .. ott elm I Olll~ ~id d lep o1 1 d ose !o Rutla nd Phone CJI./'J 141H Pomeroy landmark Bl~l DICK TRACY It•·• I t:•talc fuc Sal., !;<>nice~; Offcttd t'ur :;,Jc VAHO SAll:: on ~~ 7. Tue s and Wed Rood ocro!>s from l eodrng (reek Wat ch lor s tgn ~ Sf AN S BA~GAINLANO . Mom St Rutland Ohio . We buy s&ll or trade ne w and used merchon dtse . ont.ques , fires new and used Open 7 days a wee\. q om to 5 pm . Buy wtse buy from Stan s Good salary 991· b206 . II - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, June 7, 1978 · GRIN ON OC BULLET'S FACE ·-- I WONDER WHAT HE'S DREAMIN' ABOUT �.. 1 ~ - The . . ...., ' Daily SentineJ, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 .. Wednesday, June 7, 1978 . Bomb threat at bank in Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Paul Miller Midd le port : E vere tt Calaway , Coolvill e: Eva McKinney, Rutland : Howard Syare, Sy racuse : Tony ~illen , Pomeroy . Discharged - Vi ctor Dieh l Frana Call, Kenneth Kessee' Harold Bra nno n, Pa ui Burton. Bend Area Holzer Medical Center 1Olschargrs, Julie 6) Mrs. Larry Atkins and son. Bryan Blair. Louis Blevins. William Brown , Eric Cox. Ral ph Downard , Mildred Franklin, William Grueser. Shelia Harmon, Robert Hawk , Mrs. Roger Hill' and da ughter, Adrienne Hubba rd , Karen Lyons. Katie Mayes. Kathl een Moodey . Mary Perry, Mrs. Thomas Rowley and son, Lucrelia Smith , James Stamba ugh, Ida Th omas, Joh n Thom pso n. Andrew West. Ray Williams. Mrs. Herschel Wills and da ughter. Birth Mr . and Mrs . Richard Lambe rt, a daugh ter. Gallipolis. I \ ADMIRE READER AWARD- Meigs Junior High studenlll admire one of the awards wun by 107 students of the S('hool as a result of the reading program . From the left are Shaw n Gtlmore. Dixie Eb lin, Anilll Acik er and Keith Johnson. · ~EADING HALL OF FAME AWARD - The Meigs Juni or High Sc hool ha s been given a Reading Hall of Fame award by the Ohio Department of Education. Pictured with the award from the left are Wend v Ti II is. Valerie Jeff ers, Unrecka Johnson and John Smith . Meigs Junior High gets 'Reading Hall of Fame' award, 107 students given honors for reading Reveal plot School The Metgs has Junwr Htgh recm·ed a "Rea ding Hall of fame " award and 107 students have been presented "Am eri can Reader Awards" by the Oh io to rub out sheriff Department of Education. The awards arc a result of a program carried out at the school throughout the school year by the reading and spell ing teachers. St udents win ning th e Am erican Rea der Awards iron-on patches - had to make a pplication indicatin g the number of books read th is tri bullon to the slatt•wide rea ding improvement cff01i'' st udent believes he has shown and it is signed by Franklin imp rovemen t in rea ding. B. Walt er, superiJlt endent of The award to the school publi c inst ru cti on, and wa s given for its · ·c,m· Everett L. J ung. M. D., pres ident of the Ohio De patt menl of Ed ucation. Teachers who have parllcipa ted in !he on-going ef fort to encourage inRay , then 27, on the fe deral depen den t rea ding incl ude payroll was a "mistake," bul Mr s. Carla Saelens. Mrs. cla ims that the news med ilt Jeanne !J<,wen und Roger dist orted the story. ye ar . the book which meant the mu.'-11 and the reaso n the Hays comeback bid successful ffiONTON , Ohio 1UPI I An alleged conspiracy by a motor cycle gang to murder La wrence County Sheriff Ja mes H. Howell was by disclosed Tues day auth orities investiga ting the slaying of a Maryland man . Frederick Kemp, 31, Wheaton. Md ., was found shot to death off Ohio 243 in La wrence County. Robert A. Souder , 29, Huntington, W.Va ., a member of the motorcycle ga ng "Aven gers" in that city, is being .held in Kemp's death . Tom Du ncan. an investigator for Lawrente Prosecutor Richard Meyers, said Tuesday he had "some evidence that leads us Ill believe " Kemp wa s "definitely a ·gun for hire B8LMON T, Ohio 1UPI J Wayne L. Hays cited the "confid ence .. held ut him by his forme r const itutents Tuesday night as he swept aside five other Democrats for the right to run in November for the 99th District seat 111 the Ohin House of Represe ntatives. "Out of the last 36 years. I' ve held public office 34 of Utem and I th ink people fe lt li ke I did a good job. " satd H <~y s at a news conference 1n the libra ry of his Red Gate Farm near here. Hays. 67. will face George Contos of St. Clairsville m November . The seat in the three~ c n unty di s tri c t bordenn~ West Virgtnia is being left vacant with the retirement of former House Speaker A.G. IA neione, DBellaire . Unoff tcial final return s .gave Hay s 8,070 votes - 46.9 percent of Ute total. His nearest challenger, Edmund A. &lrgus of Bellaire. · had 3.!19:1, or 23.2 pen-en!. l:ltll (; . DeMatte Jr .. of man .'" "We've got to establish that a true conspiracy under the la w did exi st. ·• the inves t igato r said. "Specifically, that money did change ha nds for the purpose of carrying out the plot to kill the sheriff. "Just kn owtn~ there was talk about it won·! constttutc a true conspiracy .. Vork \'llle, was the onJy other contl'nde r PN C'I!nta~e m doubl e fi gures w1th 2.109 votes, or 12.3 percen t. drove him to resign three Contos was unopposed in month s later . Hays no w the GOP pnmary. admi ts that his putting Ms . Hay s left Congress in 1976 after the Wash ington Post broke the story that the 28ye<£r congressional ve teran had put his mistress on the federa l payroll at 114.000 a COLUMB US i UPl i - Any year . move to reduce property Ha)•s credit ed part of his ta xes in Oh io, as Ca lifornians va:tor y to vol er " r~se n tm en t voted to do Tuesday, could be nf the attack s by the fac ilit a te d in Nove mbe r 's Washington Post." gene ra l election by a "Well . you know they got a constituti onal amendment li! tle sanctimoni ous," he said. 1Post Editor 1 Ben which clea red on the Ohio Bradlee and 1Post report er\ ballot by a 2-1 margin. Ohio electors Tu esday &lily Quinn have been li vi ng ngly passed an overwhelmi together openly for yea rs but amendme nt easin g the when I - a single man - took req uirements for pla cin g a girl out a couple of nights it initiatives and rloferenda on suddenly became a s1n ... the ballot and ma king them Hays said he expects wwin to rea d and in Nov embe r and ret urn eas ier understand. agai n to the state The change could be I.egisla ture. lie se rved in the brought into pla y for Ohio Sena te in the 1940s mitiatives on the fall ballot. berore his election to W ith 11 ,147 of lhe state's Congress in 1948. 13,220 polli ng pla ces ll ays' aim in the primary reporti ng, the vote on State w<~s to get more votes than Issue I was : 628,765 "yes" his fiv e opponents Wgether. Hays last faced the voters and 319.267 "no." Tite question was approved June 8. 1976, amtd the 10 all but thrL-e of Ohio's 88 F:li7<Jbeth Hay scH nda\ wh ich A phoned report of a bomb at the MaSOII CoUnty Bank at New Haven Tuesday afternoon turned out to ·be false but, nevertheless , forced the closing of the bank for the day, according to Mason County Sheriff's Deputy C. L. Walls, who investigated along .with New Haven Police. An anonymous caller phoned the bank ai )2:01p.m. and told Helen Fields, a bank secretary , "A bomb wiU go off at I p.m ." The New Haven Police were notified and joined bank . officials in a search of the premises along with Deputy Walls . The New Haven Fire Department and Rescu e Squad also were placed on stand-by. Walls reported that he and three New Haven police units guarded the bank until I:30 p.m. at which time the bank officials returned to the premises, secured the facility and closed the bank for the remainder of the day . Rirch. Th e prog ram has provided for sil ent readmg time at the start of cl asses for i n d i v id ua l readi ng ; cla ss roo m librari es of paperbacks, magazines and newspapers which offer a vari ety of curren t and colorfu l rea ding material ; a boo k fair held in late April , and book purchasi ng clubs offered in reading - spelling classes an d some Engli sh OBSERVING 65TH Mr. and Mrs. Lou is Reibel, 116 Union Ave., observed their 65th wedding an ni versary Sunday, June 4. The couple were very active in the Trinity Church where Mrs. Reibel taught Sunday School for many years. Cards may be sent to them at the above address. cla sses . REVIVAL SCHEDULED There will be a revival at the Morning Star United Baptist Church , located at SR 143 Southwest of Harrison· ville on June II at 7 p. m. Billy Dalton will be the evangelist. Other speakers will also be featured . The public is invited lo attend. Ohioans approve State Issue I coun ti es . Issue pro cedur es conforms for pl ac in g initiatives .and refe renda on th e ba llot with procedures for dea lin g with proposals submitted by the Legislature . Initia ti ves and referenda are those placed on the ba 1\ot by tx•titinn of voters rather than by the Genera l Assembly. Issue I elimina tes legal techni caliti es which ca n some t imes disq ua l if v such as confused uy ballot language. petition s. notari zation, and failure to Issue I also redu ces from list a voter 's city ur townsh ip fi ve to three the nwnber of even though his full posl wee ks initi atives and office address appcfll's on the referenru1 must be advertised petition . in newspa pers before the Under lhe amendment, the election. Ohto Ba ll ot Boa rd will drafl th e ballot language for RE\' . OAKST SPEAKING in it iat ives and referenda in Tite l!ev. Bud Darst will clear and rea dable terms. speak at the Nease Sel· just as it does for legislative tlem ent free will Ba plisl proposals on tile ba llot. Church at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Vo te r ~ in the past have The public is invited. complained they are RACINE - The Southern Local Schooi ·District Board of Education has decided to issue a progress report regularly to advise school patrons of the problems in the district and expenditures. The report will be printed in The·Daily Sentinel as it is . Issued by the board. The first report follows: SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOLS Progress Report .June 1978 This is the first of what we hope will be a regular. report to the people of the Southern Local School District on the condition of our schools. We feel that. everyone in the district should be involved in our schools. As your ·elected school board we need the benefit of your advice and in turn we shall do our best to keep you informed about the schools. · As you undoubtedly are aware, we are a ''new 11 board this year with three of our members never having served on the board before. The task is overwhelming. School finance is so complicated that we wonder how the average person can ever understand it. We are.trying. In March, Mrs. Betty Wa gner and Mrs . Shirley Johnson attended a three day meeting in Columbus where we heard education officials speak on various school problems and possible solutions. Sessions were held on school finance , be coming good board members and credibility. (Continued on page 8) Speculation runs high on cause of scaffold collapse WASHINGTON {UPI ) On the eve of the Federal safety experts conference, the Charleston, gathered reporters for a late W.Va ., Gaz ette said it morning news conference to . learned from unnamed explain what they learned in sources that OSHA would the wak e of a scaffold iss ue citations to lwo firms, co ll apse that killed 51 and,possibly two others, for workers in West Virginia, violating safety rules. with specu lation running high However, those sour ces as to the cau se. sugg ested OSHA was in no position so say why. the scaffold tore loose April 27 WA-SHINGTON IUPI) inside an unfinished cooling The government today tower a l a power plant, cited three firms with killing the men alan( the Ohio violations - some of them River at Willow Island, W.Va. intentional - of federal At a closed meeting safety and health laws in Wedne sday , principals in the the scaffolding collapse tragedy met amid another that killed 51 workmen report that the breakin g of a April Z7 at Willow Island. frayed hoisting cable set off W. Va. the chain of events. • at y e POM EROY-M IOOLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXIX NO. 38 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Fath ·r rests best of desertion in a super comfortable relaxer by Kroehler ASOCIAL STUDIES PROJECT revolving around the Civil War wili be on display at the annual Arts and Crafts Show w be staged at Portland Elementarr Friday from 9 a.m. to :1 p.m. Shown are, 1-r., Patricia Pauley, Kevin Teaford, David Bryant and John Pi ckens. Patricia, David and John took first place in the group project and Patricia and KC\"n each received second place awards for their individual work . See Page 8 for other photos. I-·, Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt reports th at Wednesda y deputies arrested Gregory K. Cundiff, 28, Rt. 1, Midd leport, on a feder al charge of desertion from the Arnted Forces. According to the ;11 • fo rmation , Cundiff is listed as a deserter from Fort Knox, Kentucky since June 8, 1971. The FBI at Athens will take custody of Cund iff sometime Thursday. Thomas Gaspers, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , reported to the sheriff's office that he has a pony missing from hi s pruperty on \ he Flatwoods Road. Anyone in the vicinity that has see n a pony loose is as ked to contact the sheriff's offi ce. Sheriff Proffitt said that Jim Ca rter, IU. 1, Hcedsville , reports th at his son's beagle dog had been shot. The incident is under investi gation. .. ..,.._ Projects d apv ro ve ~ I 20 toys made by granges for hospital To promote interest In Ute Nationa l Grange toy contest, members of six granges in Meigs County made 20 toys to present to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Granges that participated in the special projec t were . Hemlock, Ohio Valley, Ra cine, Rock Springs, Star and Colum~ta, according Ill Mrs. Mendal Jordan , charrman of the women s gra_nge acttvtttes m the county. . The National_Grange toy con test ts ~ponsored by the Fatrfield Processmg Co., makers of polylll ~ nd the McCall Pattern Co. Over 1,000 toys were made m Ohto last year and gtven to hospttals over lhe state. Meigs and Gallia Counties have eight proposed . _.,..,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ construction projects beanng the stamp of approval of the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Fa ctory and Building Inspection, for a total of nearly $4,000,000, with ~ the estimated cost in Meigs County of about a million dollars -~and nearly $3,000,000 for Gallia County. Fi ve of the projects are in Gallia County and three in Mei gs County. Accordin g to Helen W. approved building plans for COLUM BUS {UPI) - Ohio Liquor Control Depa rtment · Evans; dir ector of the 630 projects whose est imated Director Clifford E. Ri ch says arrests nearly have tripled department. the exact fi gure tot al cost was 197,358,092," since he initiated a crackdown against teenage drinking . said Director Evans. "The fo• Gallia Cow1ty is $2,927 ,7t6 From April 19, when the crael<down against under•ge Continued on page 9 for the estimated cosl of drinking violaljons was initiated, until June 2, 164 arresl• were approved projects. with three made statewide, according lD Reich, who noted that dw·ing the of the five projects at th e same period last year 59 arrests were made. Gallipolis State Institute. Th e three projects arc renovati ons of three GSI ST. LOUIS (UPI) - American newspapers reached 12ll cottages of 32 beds each, at an million readers daily last yea r and experienced growth in estimated co;1 of $2,623,746. advertising revenue, circulation, employment and newsprint The oth er two are the Kyger co nsumpti on, the American Ne wspaper Publishers Creek Power Plant at Associa tion said. Cheshire, a war ehouse The ANPA Wedn esday released its annual report, " Facts project, $300,000, and elecAbout Newspapers 1978." at the ANPA Research Institute trical renovation of the GaUia Officers were elected and Production Management Conference. Count y Seni or Citizens Center state convent ion delegates $4,000. named when Drew Webster In Meigs County the atr Post 39, American Legion , proved pro jects include the met Tuesday night. R. E. Tracy Fire Equipment Officers for the 1978-79 year SPRI NG FIELD, Ill . I UPI\ - The right of black House Retail Store at 30ll Third St. , are Rodney Karr , com- members to choose their own leader led to another defeat Middleport with th e cost mand er: Don Stivers. fi rst Wednesday of the Equal Rights Amendment in Illinois, a state estmoate la cking ; a Multt· vice comman der : Charle s considered crucial in the strug gle for the addition of ERA lo Purpose Health Center added Hayes. second vice com- the U. S. Constitution . on to the Veterans Memori al mander : J oHn Bla ettnar , A resolution to ratify the proposed const itutional amend· Hospit al in Pome roy, adjutant : Charles Swatzel, ment fell six votes short of the 107 necessarv to send the issue $9011,000 ; and a sewage works finan ce offi cer : J ose ph to the Senate . The vote was IOI.jj4. · project on Yellow Bush Rd ., Zwilling, chaplain : Leonard at Racine with no cost J ewell, servi ce offi cer, and estimate given. Edgar Van Inwa gen , For the two Meigs County sergeant -at-a rrns. MOSCOW (UP! ) - The Soviet Union has branded as projects without cost Named to attend the 60th "strange " President Carter's challenge to Moscow to choose estimates, a spokesman for annual departmen t con· between confrontation and cooperation. the Departm ent of Industrial vention to be held July 14-16 "This statement sounds strange, to say the least," the Rel ati ons in Columbus in Clevelan d were Ka rr , offi cial Tass news agency said in the first Soviet reaction to guessed their combined total Frank Vaughan , Clar ence Carter's major policy speech at the U. S. Naval Academy's would be perhaps $100,000. Schmucker and Edga r Van ' graduation exercises Wednl-sda y. "During May , the Division Jnwagen. £.J The World Today Youth booz arrests triple Karr .new 120 million read news daily comma.Ilder of Post 39 Black leader plan fails • • Larg e selection of Herculon , nylon and vinyl upholstering in a great variety of colors . ~"'-- ' ., . 'I TWENTY TOYS made by members of six Meigs County granges, were presented to Veterans Memorial Hosoital. Shown dur ing the presentation are front, I to r, Anna Halliday, Helen Quivey, and Ethel Grueser, grange members, and back row, 1-r, Bernice Midkiff , He1da Ashley , Mrs. Mendal Jordan, grange women's activities chairman: Teresa Collins, H.N ., director of nursing at Veterans Memorial Hospita l and Mrs. Betty Christopherson, representin g the Women's Auxiliary of the hospital. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS .,. , I. en tine Man accused ... (:\ ·l The tragedy occ urred as ·workmen erected a cooling tower for Mon ongahela Power Co.'s Pleasants Power station . All 51 men aboard the scaffold were dropped to instant death 163 fe et below. Mon Power, Research Cottrell of New Jer sey, Pittsbur g h Te s ting Laboratories, Criss Concrete and representatives of all unions working at the site met with OSHA officials in a session excluding reporters. But the Parkersburg News reported Wednesday that an investigator in the probe, while discounting a sin gle cause, said a frayed cable gave way to set th e scene for Continued on page 9 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1978 HYMN SING A hyrrut sing will be held at 2 p. m. Sunda y at the Eagle Ridge Community Church. Featured sin gers will be " Th~ . J ? in ~· Heirs '.' . The pubhc IS mvtted . -- SAVINGS FROM '50 TO '105 ON WALl-A-WAY RECLINERS, ROCK.Q.LOUNGERS AND RECLINERS ., Progress report given by Southern Local Board of Education ..., O.allenge branded 'strange' Sale Prices Start FIRST PLACE WINNERS in the art division at Portland Elementary were 1-r, Evelyn Grady, Sherrie Lawson, Minta Conger and Patricia Pauley . Patricia Pauley had the "Best of Show." Th is project will a,lso be on display Friday at the annua I arts and crafts show to be held from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Larry Wolfe. principal, reported that the sh ow is open to the publi c. Levy rejections threaten education of over 250,000 youths ;, ·1 ~ .... . .. . . ... .. ... - ~· ... Eleven Suitcases, Two Children, One Dog, One Vacation Club. •. It all adds up: Eleve n s uitcas e s. two c hildren , one dog a nd a Farm ers Bank Vacation Club equal a very hap py Ma yer Family from Po mero y who wil l enj o y the ir su mmer's vacation . Don , Ltnda, Bet hany and Michael have been ma king regular deposi ts in their vacation c lub.for the last 49 weeks. Farmers Ba nk made the 50th paym ent for them as a gill. Now their vac at ion expenses are paid for, m a dvance . Only Farmers Bank of Pomeroy has a vacat ion club fo r an yone wh o wa nt s to take th e wo rry out o f vacation expenses. S ta rt yours tod ay and be ready for the Su mmer of '79. Do n Mayer's family kn ows how he lpful a vacation club ca n be . H .. I (.I ~M 4._U II H ill I.U IIi~ lho '"'' ·•' ) .ol .. .... ~lo t loi><HI ,, People you know .... know Formers FM .. ot ''" '""" In ·• o ~lolol I'"''"'' ' '" •~r .,.,.,. •I "" '' ""'J I "'' I " • , .., ' ' '"'" ~ .. ~" ~ ("'''' '" fiJi "~"""'"'"'~ ...,,,,,, ordtnnu,),orh h trn.J""' Jo\ •'-'oil, ,...,J,. I "'' "' .., >It' •/><...,. ., " '"~~ • • N""''"­ t·w••·•r·•Ji• '"ft"'"· ' ""Ntl'-'""'~~u~.ho~~ Fs ..... Farmers Bank POMEROY, OHIO Member FDIC I ,,,, ' "'""''~J"' ' ' o l o t•ro ~ ., ,., o " l >l r' "'" I'"" "", ••ti l ~' o. , ,., .•. • , ,,.,p,,.,.,.,"', ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY By ROSEMARY ARMAO COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The continued education of more than a quarter of a million Ohio youngsters is threatened by the rejection of 15 emergency school money Issues in the state's primary election. In addition, major school desegregation programs requiring massive busiu g 'In Cleveland and Columbus this fall have been endangered. '!'he Cleveland city school district, largest In the state with 110,000 students, was rebuffed by voters Tuesday, wiJJ for the second time in two months rejected along clear racial lines , a 9.9 mill levy needed to raise S30 million a year in new taxes. " It would take an act of God to pass a school levy in Cleveland," said a dejected school board President Arnold R. Pinkney . Columbus voters rejected for the third time an 8.8 mill levy needed to keep schools serving 90,000 students open past the second week In November. Levy rejections also came in the 9,000-studenl Warren city school district, the 18,000student Parma district neat Cleveland all the way down W the l,JOO.student Firelands Local district, along Lake Erie. Worse still, state education officials said only 51 of the 117 Ohio school districts in finan· cia! trouble even had levies on Tuesday's ballol . " Educa ti on financin g, ' ' Gov . James A. Rhodes told a morning news conference in ColumbuS . "Yesterday it was a political issue . Today it is a responsibility." Teacher layoffs, program curtailments, leaky roofs and the end of sports will probabl y be necessary in most of the distri cts that do not close, ed ucation officials adm itted. Ironically a pledge fr om Rhodes to use a $60 million state budget surplus w bail· out troubled school districts may have contributed to many levy def ea ts. Cleveland 's money nee ds alone would wipe out the surplus. The NAACP has proposed another way to keep Cleveland schools open. The civil rights group behind the Cleveland desegregation effort has said it will ask U.S. ·District Court Judge Frank J. Battisti to take the unprecedented step of letting the school board raise taxes without voter approval. 'The Columbus school board Regatta Queen Contest entries invited Meigs County girls from 16 through 19 are Invited to enter the annual Big Bend Regatta Queen con test. It Is being stressed that the contest is nol a beauty or talent contest but one In which personality is em.· phasized. The queen wtll reign over Big Bend Regatta Weekend activities and will viait other festivals over Ohio during her year long reign. She will receive a crown, a trophy and a $100 b<JIIu. The first, second and third run· ncr s-up will al so rece iv e trophi es and bonds. 1ltere Is also the need lor a float. for the queen con· lestants to ride on in th e regolta parade. Any group Interested in construction of the float is asked to conta ct Tonya Davis , Route 3, Pomeroy, 11&-3501. There will be t80 provided for the fl oat consl ruction. Girls wishing to enter this asked to complete the form yea r 's qu een contest ar e below. Regatta Queen Contest NAME·------------- ------ADDRLE~$~------------------ AGE Telephone No. - - - - Mail to Tonya Davis, Route 3, Pomeroy, Oh in. met early Wed nesday to disc uss its options. 1lte board decided W lry for a levy approval in another special elec tion, but lD also start cramming extra classes into the fall before a possible closing. May or Tom Moody , a vigorous campaigner for the defeated levy, said there is no doubt people will look to the state Leg islatur e to help schools at least "until they find out what it will cost th em.'' Schools can and do close in Ohio, unlike most states, because of long-standing law that a di strict may not operate in the red and must ha ve loc al voter approval for an y tax raise . The problem has been aggravated hy state mandates for education that have not been funded and by underfunding of the >tate aid to schools program. Evaluation funds approved t'OUK RACES There were four Democratic races for central committee posts in Mei gs County Tuesday rather than one, Meigs County Board of Elections offici als state. The winners were Raym ond Boatright over Celia Bailey, South Chester: Francis Andrews over Clifford Longenette, Olive; Chester Wells over Ernest M. Ruth, Reedsville; and Vir gin ia Blazewicz over Dwight Carl, Pomeroy Third. Reuber, Collins was elected via the wrile·in route to serve as the Democrat Central Committee member in the Fourth Ward of Middleport. 'I According to Rep. Clarence Mill er, the House Ap· propriations Commiltee ha s approved leg islation including J340,000 for continued evaluation of Gallipolis Lock and Dam Alternatives. The funding is included in the fiscal year 1979 Public Works Appropriations bill. The Huntington District offi ce of the U. S. Anny Corps of Engineers reports that the funding will allow Phase I advanced engineering and design work on the project to conllnue . The three-year Phase I study Is ap· proximat ely at midpoint , with the Corps examinin~ a ) variety of lock and canal possibiliti es lor a new Gallipolis structure . Total Phase I cost is about $2 million. The Corps of Engineers has advtsed Miller that the first of a series of public hearings on the lock design alternatives will be held this fall. Once a final design plan has been drafied, the study 'will be forwarded to the Corps Division office and then to Washington as a preliminary step lo Congression al authorization of work. The replacement of · the Gallioolis lock Is considered Contonued on page 9 •I � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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