http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b1cc91d673e3f725b02a75c40f0094d.pdf 7dd870758f451adad984081c651121ee PDF Text Text l . r r I I ' j ' • .Eiberfelds .ln Pomeroy SPECIAL SALE PRICES . • tit ODTprojects crippled by inflation, red tape .. FRIDAY, _APRIL .20th AND SATURDAY, APRIL 21st OPEN TIL 8 P.M. FRIDAY ODD lDT NO IRO~ MUSLIN SHEETS lARGE .COLLECTION OF QUALITY BUSTER ~(MN amHING FOR OIILDREN. INFANT SIZES 10 &X-7 Full and twin bE'n si7E~s. pillow ri'lses to mi'ltrh . N~t every sizE' in f'Vf'ry color or pi'lttern. RP~. pnre>s $5.99 pr . ri'ISE'S to $8.49 full size sheets Whilethf'Y li!St. . ~ h PRICE 1 FffiST FINNISH SHF.F.P - "A flock at a time." Thai's the story for Mr. and Mrs. J~ck Se1denabel, Sprmg Ave., _Pomeroy, whose Finnish F.we, "First Lady," gave birth to SIX laml>s on March 13. The Setdenabels' sheep are the first Finnish breed in Meigs County. . PRICE·. · Arthur Haddah, assistant director, .Ohio Deparbnent of Transportation, Thursday rught painted a rather bleak picture 'of future highway construction projects in the • BuckeyeState. ' · · On the other hand, Charles Miller, West Virginia 's state highway corrunisstoner was more optimistic ·on s;;,ilar projects in the Mountaineer State. The two officials addressed . approximately 40 area community leaders attending last night's April meeting of the Central Ohio Valley In· dustrial Council I!) OS<;ar's Restaurant in Gallipolis. cases. fieials thHt unless something If Ohioans want morp and Haddah pointed out what is done, it's possible no new better highways in the future · took just three yPars to com- construction jol)s will be sold they'll not oniy have t~ plete li major highway during th• next fiscal year, request it, but pay for it project .a decadP . ago now and that includes the first deatly. · . reqtiires 12 years or longer pha'e of the proposed Rl. 35 That was the u n- because of various problems. project in southern Ohio. derstanding of COVIC memOhio's assistant director If that be the case, 23 other bers ' lollowing · Haddah's. jolted area leaders· when he Ohio construction projects , · informed them that It now ap- and 15 resurfacing jobs remarks. Because of a static gas tax pears the state's last sale totaling $70 million in costs (it's been 7 percent since . date for construction this will go by the boards. 1959) coupled with inflation fiscal year (which ends June Under current conditions, environmental and othe; 30) is May 15. ODT may not even be able to government . red tape, high· · Three sale jobs will be can- • maintain existing facilities in way construction and im- celled. "That's a first in the Buckeye State during the provements in Ohio have not · Ohio," Haddah remarked. next biennium. only beeu delayed, but forced The real shocker came "We've cut back' on perto a grinding halt in most when Haddah told area of· (Continuedonpage!O) douglas marc Major decisions underway COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - subsidies in the next attending state-assisted . • Majer policy decisions on biennium - boosting the total universities. Explaining the budget school funding and the state state outlay to more than $3.5 Ouality Douglas Marc coordi"ates sale this budget bill ·have started to billlon - most school officials chan_ges to the House Finance fall intn place after weeks of claim more local money will . Committee, which continued weekend, at inflation-fighting prices. Jackets, haggling in the Legislature. have to be raised to avoid to review the document blouses, slacks, sweaters, vests . Reg . $16.00 to During a flurry of activity school cl"'"'gs in· the tw"' · today, Chairman Mxrl H. $48.00. Tuesday, senators i:ame up year period starting Jilly 1. Shoemsker, D-Bourneville ' with a bipartisan plan giving In other action Wedni.sday, :Wd It ~rovldes "a majo~ money-troubled school the·Senate approved by a 32~ mcrease m support of public 00 dl.stricts the power ID leyy a 1 vote and sent to the House ·a education and significant new percent districtwide iricome major bill extending more property tax relief for · . tax. property tax relief to two homeowners. No new taxes School boards would be classes of Ohio taxpayers - are necessary and none will able ID impoae it without a senior citizens and the totally be requested." . , vote, but the tax would be disabled. The net effect · of the subject to' referendum among The bill raises to $15,000 the ' Democrats' changes was to voters If properly challenged. maximum annual income iricrease state spending by . At the same time, the under which a family can $85 million beyond that : Senate "!""apped an earlier qualify . for the state's proposed by the governor, proposal under which local homestead property tax making the new budget totai : property taxes could have exemption. The present. more than $17.8 billion. On Any Piano In Stock .. : been increased as a result of maximwn is $10.000. It also · However, ·Shoemaker said · inflated increases in property increases the amount of relief the document is seen as Re,g. ~1390.00 ....................... Sale •1025.00 : values, also without voter for homeowners in those balanced because of a fiB R-·· '1450.00 .........................Sale '1085.00 · approval. . Current laws ·categories who have low million increase in revenue : restrict slich tax boosts. · . incomes. estimates and cuts In · Reg. 1 1470.00 · I • ···:··· ·········,······· Sa • '1101.00 : Support fer the income tax Sen. Jerome P. Stano's pro~ speitding ordered Ret •. 5 90.00 ........................ Sale '1225.00 ; plan was announced by both measure wUI be funded with ' for a number of slate Al.l p1ano purchases earn extra 20,000 bonus CCA points . . the majority Democrat and $15.1 milllon contained in the agencies: for your club. Every piano tuned free . : Republican caucuses. in . the governor's two-year state • Democrats sl8ehed from . Senate, and It reportedly has budget bill . which was $94 million to $44 million . at least tge tacit backing of substantially revised last RhcMies' propoSal tO Increase t"-"'":;:'1illii;i~--------.-..-....;____.;__,__ : GOP Gov. James A. Rhodes. week and unveiled Tuesday ID 12'>1 percent the present 10 SAVE THIS WEEKEND ·• "We'll have to- the bill " by majority Democrats in the percenlprupelty 18ji:rallbliclt said Chan Cochran, House. Stano, D-Parma, said the state currently administrative assistant. the total cost of the · underwrites f« Ill of Ohio's .· Despite a planned increase ~omestead proposal will <l'eal eltate tuplyers. ot f784 million in state school mcrease to $2S million The si2e of the .increase SiZE'S 8 to 70, PXCPIIent SE'IPction of because of an expected $10 remained the same but stylps and colors, tank tops inclucfecf mil1lon increase needed ID Shoemsker said the ~ f~r this sale . Short slet-ve styli'S. TRY OUR continue the program at l;atdget e:dends it to BOYS S3. 95 KNIT SHIRTS 13.3· current levels. owner-l>ccupled Among the changes 1 and to farm dwellera and 0 made by Democrats .In acre of their land. BOYS$5 ..95 KNIT ·SHIRTS 1 Rhodes' $17.7 billlon budget The higher rollback would 5.00 · KENlUCKY bill were the scaling down of . be deuied commerctal and boys $6.95 kNIT SHIRTS 1 a Rhodes property tax relief industrial real estate '5,90 FRIED CHICKEN ,pa'ckage by $96 miUion to $70 taxpayers, which caused million, a 10.7 percent some finance committee BOYS S8.95 KNIT SHIRTS increase in Aid to Dependent members to raise questions FAMILY RESTAURANT Children benefits, and a concerning the proposal's . 9\12 -5432 SAUl freeze on irurtructional and constitutionality. Pomeroy, 0 . tuition fees of Ohio residents Rep. Robert Taft II · R· Cincinnati, and others on SALE $12"" TO $36 SPRING COATS Reduced This Weekend. '6 995 FRIDAY - 1--------------------- kl/e~t ft}U faY~: ~"'~ J/ftl.ll~t; Y"(,f f'ciNf, t'~l'llf --~, ..,. -- 111l ~ t'lrtlt A'f'lll'f ~,,.HS _,~,.~ ,.,,,., - -t:Anvlr f"~ ~ 1/16~/t -~ C-~()MH~ /Htz'~~fr. Ohio court decisions expressed concern about r~quiring taxation at statewide unlfcrm rates. 1)1 ~pproVing the $25 mtlllon ID finance th~ expansion of the homestead property tax ·exemption, Houae Democrats cut the governor's homestead plan by $46 million. Rhodes also called for a $5,000 increase in allowable inccme, but went further and suggested making the exemption avaUable ID new categories of taxpayers. .......... Mayor's Court Men's '19.95 Men's '22.95 Men's '24.95 Men's '34.95 COATS AND CLARK'S 4 PLY YARN IN A BIG SELECTION OF SOLID ·cOLO.RS, SPARKLE COLORS ANO VARIEGATED. ., ,, People .RACINE ·HOME NAnONAL.· TWO DAY SALI · .MEN,'S SUITS · MEN'S '99.95 S,..ITS SALE '7CJ00 SATURDAY LAST DAY TO SA VI $1oo ~ PER CENT 'OFF SALE ENDS SAnJRDAY, APRIL 21st. Off..Men's Hanes underwear · •1.00 A Package OH On Any Men'• Han•• ~~:~ c;:.ve~: ~Y ~~. STOP-IN RIGHT AWAY, BRING IN .YOUR MEASUREMENTS Red Lal:tel lrlefs, r..hlrt•, Athletlc'Shlm. George 51,·, AND .SAVE ON THE CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES YOU • · Middleport,McDaniel, charged wtth .,.oxer or Gripper Boxer Shorb. Include• dl.sturbing the peace. ' Five defendants have SELECT. SALE INCLUDES• OUR DECORATOR INDUSTRIES · A II Hane• llg Man SluL forfeited bonds and two .others have been fined in the AND CORTLEY. DRAPES.' SAL£ ENDS SA.~RDAY,· APRIL 21ST. . crrurt of Andrews. Pomeroy Mayor ~--~~~-:~~~~~~--~-w~~~----~~~~~~----~~~--" Clareuce · ··· · -~~---~--------..J Forfeiting bondil 1n the court were Jack Allen Middleport, f30. posted· cri speeding charges;· Peggy 1 Kerns, Middleport, •3o !allure ID yield the right o way ; Jeffrey Childers, , Letart, W, Va., t30, · disorderly conduct: Tim Crites,, no addre~~allsted, f&(), disorderly, and Dwight Carl, Pomeroy, ._,.,0, driving while intoxicated. Fined were . Monty Riffle, Pomeroy, $100 : .and COBts; lntoxlcaUon, and Bruce Post, Flushing, N, Y., $30 and costs, speeding. SAVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPfCIAL OROUI' . ME. N'S KNIT SHIRTS . MEN'S JEANS • • • • h i~· !'J)rri~ l !'~IP inc lucfp~ our f'nf!rr . !'fC'Irk or rnPn's short ~ IPE'VP lcnit !'t"llrt s, i'l tr r mpnctou~ · !'PIPrtiM Clf T !'f y lf'_!' , f'c'ltfP rn !', ("I' IM~ . $j 7 f'~ Ml"lflll , fT\rcttt~rn , !i~ rf! f', £')" fr;. l ;~ ror etncl E")(· tr;, , ryfrt"'ll;tr~w . Trtnlc topi lnrluctPct. MI'N ' S SS.95 KNIT SHI"TS ~4 . 95 ~egular prices $11.95 to $17.95. Not every size 10 every style. Blue denims, polyester cotton ~~e~ds. Sele.~ted from our regular stock llmsted quantsty. 7 ' MI'N 'S <1.95 KNIT SHI .. TS M~N ' S ,~ . 69 S9,,S t<NIT 5HI A'TS Sft .l' MF.N'S $11 .95 l<ljiT SHIFITS Sl0. 19 MFN'5 '14,9.5 KNIT St-IIA'TS 1 . !: 1 ' .6CJI ' BANK Racine, Ohio The okapi, wmch looks like .· • . Y2 PRICE ,I OPIN SATURDAY TIL 5 P.M. E1be rf Id I ·p ~~r;·r~:ctually ~lated to:~---.~--·__;;;;8~S:;..;.;n,:_ , :,..O=.;m;.::.;:&!·::~~_J a cross between a horse and a I grant· '· received here JENEI.J, KELLY TRACEY JEFFERS .... ~~ :r·· ·&·~·n m.- ;;·· >liii~ ·;yo.~-~··· ~"'"""·' .,...._, STRIKE ENDS l'u•t•nty~four members of l.u<·al 23S' IBEW, are f'IM'''h·d to return to work Munday mornjng. A ('ltnlrat·l hdweL•n the union auol Ruekeye Rural .El,·<·tr.it• Clt-ttp, G~Jiipol~s , . wa" agrt•t•d upon late The Pomeroy and Mid- . mayor · of Albany. !Ohio), flnirsday morning. It was dleport J.ibraries · have member of the Athens Coun'ilg nt•d rhursday aftero.oon ' received a $1,000 grant from ' ty and Alexander Local Boarac•<•ording l•• a company the Ohio Program in the ds of Election, and member spokl-sman. The SPokes· of the Senior Nutrition Site Humanities. man gave credll lo both Because of the grant, on Council In McArthur and the ii<lt•s for yielding on some Jl!lle 23, Saturday, of the Big Athens • Vinton - Hocking vt•ry intrnse difference. Bend Regatta weekend, the Mental Health and Mental r<·rms or the contract were libraries will rent the stern- Retardation Services Board. nol rcvL•aled . Union wheeler P. A. Denny for two · He has previously made m••miJt"rs have been off trips seven miles up the Ohio studies of Albany, Hocking lltt'i.r .lobs since December, Valley miners and mining, ·:;:;:;:::: ::::::::::: :;;:;:;;:;:::::::::~::=:::~::::::::~!: ::~:~== :~:::· River and back. On each trip, 200 lucky and country music. Dr. Tribe people !principally out-<>f· also served at one time on the school adults) will hear "As staff of Rep. Clareuce E. History Flows : A Short Tour Miller. Variable cloudiness tonight Mrs. Spencer has previous on the Hlsto'rlc BJ,autiful and Saturday with showers Ohio," a talk prepared by Dr. experience assisting in possible Saturday. Lows Ivan Tribe, history Instructor dramatic presentations of · tonight from the' upper 40s to at Rio Grande College, and history and is sure to make the low 00.. Highs Satunlay delivered by his assistant, the tw()ohour trip Informative '" In the low to mid 70s. as well as enjoyable. Barbara K. Spencer. Members of the library Dr. Tribe is well-known· in · the Ohio Valley Area staff, trustees, and Friends of Ubraries (OVAL) counties.· the JJbraries will be on board He-has been a teacher in both the riverbOOI~ to ·encourage the Eastern and Southern visitors !o stop In .at the Local Sehool Districts and in libraries and see what else Vinton, and has served as their libraries can do lor them. The libraries are also : issuing a'Speciallnvltallon to Senfor Citli:ens and clients of the Community Mental Health Center; they will be giveu first preference for the very limited nwnber of seats. · Weather SALE '6CJOO Jackels ...... :.... 116.30 Jackets .......... iff30 Jackels ... ,...... '20.40 Jackets .......... '28.60 .SAVE 30% . · 1 Meigs Counfy SKEIN l1lRIKl1lES .. s1• WINTUK KNITTING YARN MEN'S '89.95 SUITS =~f~:;~~~r~ CUSTOM MADE DR~PERIES Fred Hollman Tuesday ntght on a disorderly manner . SATURDAY SAUl S!zes 36 to 46, regulars and. longs, 3 p1ece styles in solid colors, st,ripes · and patterns. '7'ecfium, liird'P Si7('S Pxtril large . Good selection of styles 11ncf colors, in~tuctes our.,, . tirl' s tock . S11ve Fricfay 11nd Satur· cf<>y . I 15 CENTS 1 With 6 pc. Tool Attachment Set. ' CRCM'S MEN'S SUMMER WEIGHT JACKETScine! smC~II, FRIDAY, APRIL 20 1979 -6-way Dial-A -Nap rvg he'ight adjustment. -Top filling disposable dust bag. . -Edge Kleener close to baseboards. -Brilliant headlight. REG ..UPRIGHT S89.95 CLEAN TOOLS REG $'19 ,95 TOTAL REG. $109.90 BO:YS' K'NIT SHI.RTS bi~~ MIOOLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO •EUREKA UPRIGHT SWEEPER ! EXTRA CIUSPY enttne SAVE $39.95 SAVE •365oo JU!ode~' NO. 5 at y Meigs High Girls' State delegates, alternates announced Other price ranges .similarly reduced for big savings. k1msa1r VOL NO. XXIX (USPS 145-96Q) Reg. '74.00............ Now '59.110 Reg. '70.110....... .... Now ss&.Qii Reg. 168.00 ;.......... Now '54.110 Reg. '64.110 .......... Now •• • ·e . of Division 10, Ohio Department of Highways and John F.llis, right, ODT's design engineer, discuss the situation with Arthur Haddah, assistant ODT director,.second from right, during Thursday night's COVIC meeting at Osca r's. CONSTRUCTION of new highways in Ohio appears dim at this time because of inflation and red tape, Above, John (Jake) Koebel, left, president of the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Corrunerce, along with Glenn Smith, director ~'7. "" • - · · la .. · e - . A member of the steering the needed signatures to call committee which has the meeting were circulated scheduled a meeting for improperly and tbat many of signatures are Saturday to recall the curreut the ·lxlard of directors of Buckeye duplications. Walker further charges Rural Electric Cooperative charged this morning that that some of the signatures statements · released by were certified by witnesses . Board Secretary9:lyde B. 'days before they were signed. Reacting to those charges, Walker are designed to ''-'confuse the issue" and Ann Zimmer, of Lawrence "thwart the desires of . the County, said this mornlng that any duplications on the memllership." In a' statement released petitions were the result' of Wednesday, Walker charges . multiple membership in the that the announced meeting electric cooperative, for is Illegal, according to the which members pay a $5 fee Cooperative's Code of for each account. " U those signatures are Regulations. considered to be duplications Walker claims that recall by the Cooper~tive, then the petitions circulated ID obtain winners ruimed State representative Ron James today announced the CONTRACTS ISSUED Granted five-year teaching cmti-acts by the Southern Local Board of Educatloo tlils week were James J,awrence and Joyce Ritchie. Given continuing contracts were Aaron Sayre and Carla Shuler, . ~ _ ......~~ ..~itJM ... ....L,. ..... • LJimmer c zms statement was • d ' · fu · • ' . . e · to . con_ se zssue . d esrgn ·Scholarship winners rJ the Ohio Academy Schoia111hips awarded an· nually by the Ohio Board of Regents. • Each scholarship totals .1,000 and Is renewable for fnuryears . , · ·Meigs County winners were Dawn Sorden, RD, Pomeroy, Eastern · High School; Deborah Danner, MlddlepDrt; Meigs High School and James Patterson, Racine, Southern High School. The winner from Alexan· der High School was I,isa . Dye, RD, Albany . MARIALEGAR CHARLENE GOEGLEIN By Charlene Hoeflich Meigs High S~hool delegates and alternates to Buckeye Girls' State, the America n Legion Auxiliary's, annual work shop In democracy, have been an· nounced . Janet Horky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horky, and Lori Kloos, daughter of Mr. · and Mrs. Manning Kloes, Middl eport, have been ·selected as delegates by the Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American !.eglon. Tracey Lee Jeffers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jeilers, Pomeroy, · and Charlene Goegleln , daughter of Mr. ·and. Mrs. Charles Goeglein, Route 3, . Pomeroy, have been named BARBARA MURPHY delegates by 'the Awdiiltry of ~ ~ ......... ..._ ~.. • -'---~- ... ~ P.J~~ - Webster Post 3,, Anl~rican !.eglon. Middleport man injured in fall Robert H.Bratton, 27, Middleport, is listed in satisfactory condition ai the Holzer Medical Ceuter where .he was admitted Wednesday following a construction accident at tbe Kyger Creek Power Plant. Bratton, an employee · of Union Boiler, prirriary COil tractor lor the plant's new · precipatators, sustained a laceration to the back of his bead.and trauma to· both feet when'~ he fell 18 feet While layinl¢ block. · A compaey spokesman said· Bratton fell through an. AWEI .COME 'RF.UF.F'..:1'11e ternper~ture .In downtown Pomeroy Thursday at- . opening. He v...,. treated at t<•mnon soared to a high of 75 as was 'shown on the lighted thermomelt'r at the Pomeroy the scene then transferred to NMinnRl Bank . It looks like we are at Jon~~: last gotr.: to enjoy another "good old summ..the hospital by a plant hnw.11 . . ambulance. inembets have been overcharged," Zimmer said. Walker ci~iins that although an individual's name may appear several timl!S on the membership list because of ownership of several houses, the person is eutltled to only one vote, ' according ID the code. Zimmer S.id this morning that lhe steering committee had been advised by Its attomty. Carol Ann Hampton of Ironton. and the Rural Electric Association of Washinton that the petition drive was administered to · code according regulations. "Walker is simply trying ID keep people from atteuding Ute meeting· by confusing the issue," Zimmer said today. In addition to the charges brought by Walker, Zimmer objected to the language of the press release issued Wednesday. "I'm shocked and appaUed that the €oopel'lltlve -would resort to nanie calling." Zimmer said , Walker's statement ~ Miss Goegl ein, 11 earlier ~:·d~~d~~e~~rt· ~~=~li"~ unit, will attend. Buckeye Girls' State as a delegate from the Pomeroy unit under referred to those participating- in the recall c()osponsorship of · the XI effort as "dissidents" and to Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta the members of the steering Sigma Phi Sorority. Miss corrunittee as "ringleaders." Kloes Is co-sponsored by the Zimmer said this morning Citizens National Bank at that the meeting, scheduled Middleport. Alternates to Miss Jeffers ID be held at .Rio Grande College at 1 p.m. Saturday. and Miss Goegleln are Maria would be held and that action I.egar, daughter of Mr. and would be taken to remove the Mrs. Charles l.egar, and Bar· current board members and bara Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. elect new ones. Because of questions All delegates and alternatet. s~rroundlng the meeting , are juniors at Meigs High Buckeye Rural officials have SchooL Buckeye Girls' State is filed suit in Gallla County Common Pleas Court seeking scheduled for June 16-Zl at a declaratory judgment Capital University, Columordering that any action .bus. Miss Hotky Is a member of taken at the Saturday the National Honor Society is meeting be ruled null and on the yearbook staff, and void. ·:::•:::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::•::::::;:;:;:::•::::::::•:::::::<::«=• participates In vocal music EXTENDED FORECAST activities. Her past activities Sunday t b r o u g b have included membership in Tuesday: Mild wilh the Literature Club, lbe 1 showen possible Suaday. French Club, the Meigs hand, ' Fair and mUd Moaday and· and Bethel 62, International TUesday. H,lgbs through • OrderofJob'sDaughters. the period from the mtd 60s Janet Is employed at Dutto the mid ~0.. Lows mostly . ton's. Drug Store. She attends In the 40s. the Middleport First United ::::::::::::~::::::: :::::::::::::::::::~:=:=•=:=:•::::::;:;:.:,:,:;:;:::::: Presbyterian Church. \ Miss Kloes has been In the band for three ye.ors, the . vocal music activities lor two · years and both musicals presented hy the department, the junior class play, and perrespectively, of live years, 2S formed in the Big Bend years and 10 years. Minstrel . Associa lion's Judge Buck set· bond on presentation last spring. both defendants in the Lori Is a member· of the amount pf $30,000 and both Middleport First Baptist defeudants were confined in Church, active in the youth the Meigs County jail.· fellowship and the choir, and, Is a.candystriper at Veterans · Memorial Hospital. . Miss Jeffers belongs to the Junior Am~rlcan !.eglon Aux- · illary and is pugler for both the Pomeroy and 'Middleport American Legion P~ .· · She is a membe~ of the pep. marching, concert and jazz bands, on the yearboo!t ~If, · In the Pep and Spanish ClubS, and on the girls' track and fi.eld team. ·She Is also a member of the 62, . International Bethel CLEVELAND (AI') ~ of Job:s l)aughters, a Order Here are the number~ candystriper at Veterans drawn Thursday In lbe . Memorial Hoilpltal, · In the . weekly Ohio t..ottery: blue junior Class play, on the·prom 490; wblte 77; gold 9; (Contmued on page 10)' winathon zt757. ~ .. 'I· Pair arraigt1ed Tony Manley, Rutland, I!Jld Bailey J . (Buddy) Dugan, Middleport, were arraigned before Judge Robert Buck Thursday afternoon on . chatges of trafficking drugs. They were secretly indicted by the rj!Cent grand jury. Manley was charged wilh selling iySetglc acid diethylamide,( LSD II · Schedule I drug, in an amount equal to or exceeding three times the tiulk amount. This offense is a felony upon co nvict ion and carrie s a sentence of up ID 25 years in lhe peniteutiary. . Dugan was charged with three di fie rent offenses . including·. sellin g of , atijliana. · aiding and a•,.tting the sale of lysergic acid diethylamide, and aiding anq abetting in the sa le of anphetamines . Du JJan's c"l ii! ~" " ~"' fi ' have maximum -pcHalilies an~~=~~~~i~J.~e~~~r. Iy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Middleport. �" 2-Thej)~llvi\<'nh nel M1rldlt•rort Pom<'lll\ 0 , l'nd•v tiJll 20 • -- . 3- The Da1ly &•n!JnPI Mul<iii'Dnrt Pnm< 1ov 0 Frut,1v ;\pr 20 Jlr7Q 1~70 Editorial Sports World FRIDAY, APRIUD. ")9 7 oo-Cross Wits 31 Newlvvied Game 6 131 Sha Na Na By wm Grimsley AP Correspondent 8 News 10 Love American Style 15, Carol BurneH & Friends H , Dick Cavett 20. Big Slue M.>rble :I'J 7 3G-Hee Haw Honeys 3, Sl 98 Beauty Show 6, Family Feud 8 10. $100,000 Name That Tune l! Pop Goes NI' W YORK lA P) Sparky I yle, the newest hterary r age, was aroWld lown Thursday. appearUl g m OOok stores, stgmng h1s name on the flyleaves of h1s con tro verst:.l best seller and holding press conferences Tomght he has to go back to work In the bullpen, possrbly factng for the f1rst tlme as a Texas Ranger hts old New York teammates whom he unfrocked m hls first-pers on expo se, The Bronx Zoo The fl1ghly left.!Jander, Cy ' oung wmner m 1977 and fru st rat ed bench -s1tter m 1978 was asked 1f he had sent advance cop1es to h1s former buddies over m the other locker room "Naw, I don 't want to rub salt m old wounds. ' he sa1d "If tbey want to read the book the) can buy <l " The book 1s advertised as an "aslomslung ms1delook at !he World Champwn New York Yankees and the1r coast-to-coast rivals It s a klss·a nd-te ll book CritiCS refer to 1t as a sequel to Jun Bouton 's Ball Four which a de cade ago took r eaders mt.O the pm ate lives of such herQes as Mickey Mantle, Wlutey Ford Elston Howard and other Yankees Why did he wnte •t' Some cr1t1cs say he needed the dough the may gel $200,1100) Others contend he wrote li out of p1que and frustratwn Sparky smd he did It Ju& for fun Someone asked If he had ever read Ball Four' ' Naw ." he replied What books have you re ad ? ' 2. questioner persisted ' Nooe but mY own - and I've read It SIX tunes ' Of the hundr e~• who queued up outside twu book stores on busy F1fth Avenue to get volumes s1gned by the a uthor, some Important The Couniry 15, Sanford & Son 17 MacNeil Lehrer Report 20,3J 8 OG-Oitt'renl Strokes J IS , Family 6,13 Incredible Hulk 8,10, Washington Weak In Review 2q,33 N1ght Gallery 17. 8 3G-6aseball 3, Hello, Larry 15, Wall Street Weak 20 33 Night Gallery 17 9 OG-Movle Drive In" 6,13 Rooktord Files IS DukeS of Hazzard 8, 10, Royal Heritage 20, MOvie "The Face of Fu ~anchu" 11, Money News & Views 33 9 3G- Boxlng 33 10 oo-The Duke ~s . Dallas 8, 10, News 20 0 Jo-Cons.umer Survival Kit 20 J 8, 10,13,}5, Hogan's Heroes 17 By DOD Graff Carson 6,15, Soap 6,13, NBA Play 011 33, Movie ' Vag Monster from Space" :• Boml)ers B 52" 17 Python' s Flying Circus 33 12 0513 Special 3 IS. Movie " N)ght of the 10 1 3G-M'ovle ' 11 Dream Too Much" 17 3 ~MOvie "The Maltese F~lcon " 3• ' 17 · 3·';:;~~~~:~~ . " Slim" 17 l OG-MOvle 'Destiny of a SATURDAY, APR I~ 21 , 1979 l -IG-World at Large 17 6 OG-Sunrtse semester 10 6 10-0iscovery 17 6 3D-Saturday Report 3, U 5 Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afield 13, 6 M).,..News 17, 7 oo-Uncle Waldo3. Matters of Life 6, Por ky P1g & Friends 8, Public POlley Forums 10, Animals, Animals Animals 13 Thr!!<! Stooges Little Rascals 17 7 JO-'-GIIffwood Ave Kids 3 Dusty's Treehouse 61 Plnk Panther 13 Vegeta~te SOup 15 8 OQ.c.Aivln & the Chipmunks 3, 15, P-ye 8, 10, Cl1ffwood Ave Kids 17 a i~Fantastlc Four 3,15 Partridge Family 17 9 ~God>llla 3, 15, Bugs Sunny Road Runner 8, 10, Star Trek 17 9 oo--Superfrlends 6, 13, 10 oo-Movte 'Marilyn" 17 10 ~DaffY Duck 3,15, Tarzan Super 7 8, MOvie "Visit to a Small Planet" 10 11 110-'Fred & Barney a, 15, Fangloce 13, Vegetable Soup 6. 11 30-Jetsons 3, 15, Giggle snort Hotel 6, Action News for Kids 13 12 OO,...Buford 3.15 Weekend Special 6. 13. Space Academy 8, Movie " The Viking Queen" 17 12 30-Amerlcan Bandstand 13, This Week In Baseball 3, Poml of VIew 6, Fat Albert 8, 10, Fabulous ,, Funnies lS 1 OG-Baseball Warm Up 3 15 , Aware 6, Ark II 8, In The Know 10 Body Shop 33 1 IS- Baseball 3, ll 1 30-Bob Jones s, Columbus Bowling Classic 6 30 Minutes to Trl State Today and Tomorrow 13, French Chef 33 2 oo-VIewpolnts, Movie "Beach Casanova" 10, 1979 GatornatlonalslJ Movie "Strange Bedfellows" 17, Forsyte Sago 33 2 30'-Sports Afield 6, 3 OG-Midwest Ouldoorsman 6, Last of the Wild s Midwest Outdoorsmon 13, Academy Leaders 33 3 30-Pro Bowling 6,13 Gunsmoke 8 4 oo-Movle "The City'' 3, Golf 15, Nashville On The R011d 10, Rat Patroll7, Sugar In the Gourd :j3 4 30-Sports Spectacular 8 Pop Goes The Country 101 Tills Week In Bliseball t7 Catch 33 33 5 OG-Wide World of Sports 6, 13, Dolly 10, Fish in' Hole 17, Growing Years 20. Lowell Thomas Rememt»rs 33 5 30-Porler Wagoner 10, Wrestling 17 Let's Grow A Gorden 33 6 00<-News 3,10. Concern 8. ,God Has The Answer 15, Crockett's Victory Garden 20, Over Easy 33 6 30-NBC News 3,15, Stre~gth of One Link 6, CBS .NeWs 8, 10. Newsmaker '79 13 Ohio Jourhal 20, Anotlier Voice 33 7 OG-Abbctt & Costello 3. Lawrence Welk l!ii. Hee Haw 6,8, Bugs Bunny 10. Cry Of A Hurting World .I'm Hungry 13, Forsyte Sago 20, Sneak Previews 33 7 30-We nlnk You Should Know 3, Please Stand By 10, Pro Soccer 17, World War II G I Diary 33 8 oo-<:llympathon '79 3 15, What's Happening 13, Julie Andrews One to One 6 Bod News Sears 8,10, Once U'pon A Classic 20,33 8 30-Delta Housa 13 Billy 8,10 Hamper McBee Row Mash 20 Turnabcut 33 • 9 po,.;-Love Baal 6. 13. Movie "Uptown Saturday Night" (10, Who Would Have Thought 20 Bo><ina 33 9 \ ~hol Nashville Music 17, Do. It Yourself 1M steh \ " 20 " l•10 OQ.,.ABC News Closeup 6, 13, Pop Goes The Country 1 -17 ('{' ' to 30-Nalhvllle On The Rood 11, Boston Moralhor> •n ' 3,8, 10,13, 15, ABC News 6 Porter 17 'A Plaoe To Die" 6 '19 3, ll Jlke Box 8 Movie "J'I).\ 10. Movie "The Return of Count Kirshner s Rock Concerl17, David Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler" ' 'The Amallng Colossal Man" 13. ' .: ',6roadw••Y Gondolier" 17, 2 3fh"'AIIC Other Man" 3 ' 3 3(1:,-Mo\/)e ' MiddlepOi't man ) Business mirror injured in fall JlvCIIF.TrlJRRIF.R slrongest C)< lw•l rerovrry AP Jluslnrss Wrtter In IJw fl''"lw~ r )ll"r1Qd," NRW YORK rAP. l ernmll]llSt< C'ar<•l Rrork Kr n· ReSlrged as they pre by ney ''"d Leslw J Mor•n at mllr1sm about mflatwn,----n.e Wall ~lrrrl f1nn of Loeb rnergy problrms and othPr 11'hnades Hornblower a nn woes emnomlr pollrv r1• noted mak~rs c.:an Ctla•m onr 'smJ\ut t>f'onomJrs • ~ not rAllrct rrss m tht> past ftw y.. nrs. "thE- dJc;:mal sc1ente" for Smet' Ute J!l'l:l-75 reress1on, nothln~ W1th all those lmsomr 10 nulhon nrw )ohS presslV<' statlStlrs, thr havr bern rrraterl m the presrnt and luturr ••mploy· Umtrd Stairs 1,.sl yrar ment pwturr 1s Rlill frau~ht alnne, total employment rose w1th problem• and uo· by 3 6 mi111nn rrrtamh"" Ry early 1979, thr p<'r Thrre IS or roursr, the r•enla~r of workm~ ·age stuhborn Issue that lbr ex p<'nple drawmg payrhrrks p<'rts refrr to as strurtnral rrariwd a rerord high of 59 4 unrmplnymenl -the srarr1h And as qf Marr h, the unem· of JObs for j!roups surh as plovment rate was down to teena!!f blacks even m the S ? · )l<'r<-enl, lowest 1n four best of t1me< • and one-hal[ years In artrlllton some eeonom> 'Over the past four years · watchers are warmn~ that emplnY.Jllent has en)oyt'rl the the h1~h current level of em HEALTH fill anclwh1t~· '"""· wher• ttnt'lll· ployment ratt's ar.E' .fix ~ tremely low 'The degree of IJ~htness 10 lht• skilled labor market '" far ~rt'ater titan the overall unemployment rate m1ght in· rl1cate," the bank obl;erverlm a r('("ent report . The supply qf skilled wr\rkers IS hkely to rt'lllam light through most Of 1979 Th1s is likely to result in some fni'\lwr upward pressures on wages, particularly in the ' fa<'t' of h1gh mHallon " ' That, of course, would mean ~n added for..e.worldn~ "~alnst the Carter admmlstratlon's effort to make ItS wa~e ~uideJmes stick On lop of that, any shorUi~es of quahf1t'rl workers would lhemselvcs be a dra~ on lh<• eronnmy - "labor I!Relf ar tmg as a ronstr~lnl In grnwlh," 10 the word.• of t)1e 1 '"'b Rhoades econom.-ts Rn von have a chou·E- You ('ttn worrv about a nacesstor'l Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Vitamin;; arc•n 't c•nnug-h DF.AR DR 1 AMR - I am certain th1s prOblem wlll be of utmost concern to thousands of yo~r readers who are faced with a s1m1lar Situation' Wllen my rhlldren hved at home I saw to tt that they ate a well-biJianced diet Now that they are away at college I can no longet supervise lhe1r food mtake One of my daughters · cla1ms she no longer cares to eat meat and for the past yea• or so has been eating nothmg bot fresh fruits andsaliidS every dar.. I feel she must be dOih~ g""!." h~rm t o 1$' bOdy but she d1sagre.e~ and says she takes vitamins every; day I woUJa be most appteotattve 1f yo~ wolil~ discuss th•~ m Y'l,l'f column a"d ten ,me •f I m worrym& needlessly, Also mention wrwt-tmnn IS actual· ly being done to her body, •f an6F;AR READER _ You haye every reason to be cone;~:~ It's not absolutely e: to eat meat •f J(>ttdmg to mr reasrd .-m. ployment, or yon ran worry "houltm·nast>d rmpl<wm<'nt Robert H :O•atton, ;7, M1tldleport , IS hsted in satisfactory condition at the llolzet Medic.al center Where he was admitted Wednesday followm g a construcl\on ~cc1dent at the Kyger Creek Power Plant Statton, an employee of Unwn Boller, pnmary coo tractor for the )llllnt's new preclpatators, .oustamed a laceration to the back of hi& head and 1ra,uma to both feet when he fell 18 feel while la.ymg block A cotnpany spokesman satd Bratton fell t!Wough an opening He was treated at the scene then transferred to t ~e hospital by a plant ambufanoe , quiet<, antl no fair 11smg fingers' Wliiot do 2,2~.0\lll. 1,122,000, 3,329,000, 1••~ ,000 and a18,991,000 add up to'l' Don 'I lil>lher sJ)e(ldtnll any more tiine on the answ,r, It's n<lt 11 'P.I!fl!l•nutnoo~ but a Sllllfst!Cill profile of a ~I!!' ~ • A:m:eri-pans. \) ' ' ~ The first fJ8u~ J.t tM nllml>tr ol ·~ariiage!l ~· tlir:oughout the cou)ltry In t97il-aild lt.worlt• o\!1 to lO,t (!4ir 1JI90-!10Pllla~f<ih , Pial is tile blth.est ~me.! 19'74, ll)W.~~!M thai 1M ~~~h~ in 'tit• lll&mage n>te Of recent Y.etlrJ! itJi\1 be I# ~ ! ! - - of lit'.lng reversed ' 1 •, • Xhii <leti>l)il flilure Is the pill'/llier oflll\l~s forth~ &alii!! year, Again In ·terms of 1,000 population, that lJi a rate of 5 I, virtually unChal)ged from the year before and indicatmg that the lon&-term rise m the divorce rate may lie leveling of£, The· two sets of statislii'S are recotded In the Ia~ edlt1on ol "BirthS, MaiTtag~. Divorce$ arid ~a~' ill'\~(! py tbl! Nattonal Genter for Health Stlltistlcb: Takeii together, they suggest th11l even In 10n er.11 of fre~ lifesiy,les;there's stiU a lot to be sai<l for !"~QCk- an!la lot bO.ng done al>o\Jt it. BirthS durmg 1978 nlinlb<:J'ed :t,329,000, ~I>Qut the same IIlii for 1977, glvmg hope that lh.<> popUlation lan't ali """I,Oslve as re<:ently fear:-ed But we're ,.till a ~way from the zerogrowth so~iety advocat<!d by SQit\e population- &l!Jl8~. stnce the year's \lve births outnumber~!! deaths by, 1,405,000 The difference, plus iinmlgrQtion, brought tlMI official U.S, population to 218,998,iloo as of Jan I, 1979, a newlilgh It figures. 'I Keeping up with falling behind Labor Department statisticians have news for a ~nlflcant ~ment of the IJ.S. population. ' AI. of April 1, an urban faiitily of four with an lr)come o~ 1es8 than ~.700 will be categorized as poor. 'I'Juit lii an moreilse of $500 over last Y'*''a mc111ne •~I'll· •'e· : For a sin~le person, the polltt'WI~yel goes up frDII!JMl!l' 10 $3,400. Sunilar mcreases for BUitlsticaJ P.~ announced lor housebolds of other compoaltlons It just goes to show you how It 18 with lnfiatjon It coats more lust to be poor. ,.ere In search of Nessie IIJIRAIIY QPF.N RF.r.l li.AR HOURS 1'he Mulilleport Public r lhrary wlll be open ilurmg the rej!,Uiar hours on Fttday anrl Saturday The scheduled 11" intlng of the mtenor has bern pOstponed until April 'l1 and 28 WJih dosmg to take rl•re atthaltime that , ybur b~dy rannot leadmg to a rf>n:ossun manufacture ~I all or m suff•· r1ent m;nounts for the body's needs There are e1ght of these for adui!R and 10 for growmg t h1ldren The two main sources for M~1rtl"l,;t Angle and complete protem 10 the d1et are meat and milk or m1lk Aplt>erl Walters products If you don't eat meat, you should use plenty of milk pr cottage cheese or yogurt A quart of low-fat mllk w1th 2 percent nonlat soM s added provides a little By Martha Angle and Robert Walters more than 40 grams of goOd protem 1'hls Will go a long way toward meetmg her da1" ly reqUirements M~ture bean :reeds are a gOo\! source of pto\elns but they 'don't oonLaln . all the css~n11~1 · amino acids . Clvfllza110ns tliat haYe used a comi)1Mtion of mature bean seeds uorn 80ij wheat liave survi; ed because the CQill· blnat1on Will provide all the essential ammo acids W1th ever•nstng food costs, beans can be a goOd source of prolem stretch the food ' IN WASHINGTON Needless confusion? one sure sign that summer Is just around a corner or !WO In the past, divers, electronic listening deVIces, unde,.. water cameras and just about every"Qther aid short of ESP has been used without resolving the mystery of Nellie's existence ThlJi year, BOtiton's Academy of Applied Science is bringmg in reinforcements that will be in their element ' DOlphins, \ Two have been 1n trainang a 1 wmter in F-lorida for the: 1 sWJlll)er'• search rrhey Will be releued Into lloch N.,.. cart)lin, Cljmeraa and strolMOights attaChed to opeelal; - '25 , • What's the beef? Here are a few you d1dn 1 see m !he lmes and what Sparky sa)s about them tn h1s book Yan~ee owner George StembreMer 'The man ts ruthless George can get away w1th trealmg an an'OWltant or a secretary hke a pack rat I heard he fired one secretary because she d1dn 't brmg h1m a sandwich fast • Superstar Regg1e Jackson 'Regg•e s really a piece of work He'll say anythmg and be real quotable every lime, whether what he says makes any sense or not He wants to be rdobzed not recogmzed B1lly Martm 1 "Billy's p10blem •s h1s twnper Plus he always wants to be boss, wh•ch offends the guys who own the team Un(ortunalely, he can't flre them They can frre hun, and often do " Ins Angeles Dodgers As soon as we started winning, the) started crymg They were such crybab1es They have about zero class They kept makmg excuses like, •If only the ball hadn't taken a bad hop • If only Nettles hadn t made those great play s The Dodgers weren t even the second best team m ba seball There's no doubt whatsoever that Boston 1s a lot better team than they are, m every way" OK Sparky, we bear you but when you cut loose from the moWld don 't forget to duck , I.' harnesses There I• some concern about their safety -'not from the r.&c:-~cP. of Nesste but from the lake 1s tcY waters, wtiiOh r they sre not accustomed to But look at It this way Maybe the concern ohould really , be about Nessie. An underwater encounter with ahyti\IQg • trussed up like those two dolphi111J will be colild be eno\ll!b to s~are the scales off any monSter-. people were conspiCuously m1 s sm~ rillS fLEUOWN NORTH RANDALl., Oh1p 1AP) - Mert1ful Jo ran past ,can Me Country and favored Cla1ndge m the stretch to wm the featured Allowance at Thistledown Race Track Thursday The WUU1er , a 3-year-old FIX lliAT ROOF filly. was ndden by Danny NO MVSl! .,,, , o Weller llleltlfUI Jo, c<>mln11 NO FUS:ot · off a victory at Beulah Park, ran the SIX furlongs m I 13 U Covered and Protected and pa1d 80, $18 and $5 40 wtth Beaut1tul Granules Call Me C<Juntry returned PHONE $16 40 and $4 40 and Cla1rtdge HACKEl pmd $2 20 The Tr1fecta of Ben's GRANULATED ROOFING ~1ambeau !2), Hyson !8> and Two Seater (7) pa1d $415 so on 992-2444 137 wmnmg tiCkets The crowd of 3,869 wagered a total of $506,781. Is the annual announcement tha~ the sea~h for tbe legendary lpOn&ter of Scotland's LoCh N~11 Ia reallfulng 1 second Thoughts on Headlines Department . "Consumer leaders urge 'Beefleao Wedneadllyl' to fiJbt high prices." (From The New York Times, reP«t~nB on a prkfe., McCiures staMizJng campalgnlltunched by consumer-affairS alte»cles.) ' tliat'• {or the lqcky orte& For :lOme. lbe .oha(>f of ~·~ bud&etlS 8\iCli tbat lhily inigbtas well>ntake tluit a stral8.Jll ' Su11~a\l throUilh $alurday. • NGHS takes twinbill from Eagles Today's ' 354 E . Ma•n Pomeroy, 0 lh<• twinllrll , ;,1 aml6,1 T11rk P•m•• i'"l lht• wm m lh<> fm;t ~amr• a< h<• went lhl' dc<tan 'r• , fannin~ twu anrl walkm~ lwo Whl14• I'IVIOJ.' 11{'1 1\ISt flVf" UNCINNA'fi(APt - rom Seaver, !he C:incmnati Reds three-tune Cy Young' Awa•d winner, says he can ti)I'OW as hard as ever It Just takes hun longer to get wanned up H1s two.!J1tter m a 2~ Vlotory Thursday rught over the Atlanta »raves made a believer of Atlanta Manager Hobby Cox ' That's the best I've seen him tSeaver ! tn two years," C<Jx sa1d "He threw hard and had good overall control " Ken Gnffey and George ~·aster h1l solo home rWJS to back Seaver, who admttted to bemg rankled by some cnllcs who say he's not as fast as he used to be A lot of people say I can't throw hard any more," Seaver sa1d · I feel like I'm back on track I feel bke I can throw hard, and I'm gomg to go out and do 11. I went out there and told myself I was gomg to throw as hard as 1 can as long as I can ,. Seaver sa1d he !f<ok an extra~ong JS.minute warmup befOfe the game, and 1t evidently paid orr "I'm 34 years old It takes a long tune to get my arm and shoulder wanned up," he said It was the second complete game and the 48th career shutout for Seaver, 2-2 thiS year Both Wins were agamst !he Braves Seaver gave up a leadoff double to Pepe Frias in tbe thrrd mnmg but later retired 15 straight batters before ,. $18.00 were of Other Institute for Highway Mutual, the world's lar&eat auto 6 mph standard Is both workable on a may cease to h"vr normal menstrual )ll'r~nrls There are JT1llny other rlmses lor this too The hody degenerate• ann y<•u fnay lose vital rhemlc>•l• f1 nrnthe heart In a s(·n~e- tt 1s 1 fnnn of st(lrvatJon nnd 1n sPvrr(' rur UiSf'~. deltfh rem n<'· and , all inab1ted ' and cost-effective The truth g thai no one, In &overmnent or out, has any reliable "real world" data on the perfonna""" of bwnpers meelmg the 5 mph standard becauae cars bullt to thole spedflcatlons have only been on the market a few months. , Until there Is enough Information avallable on which to base an mtelllgent judgment, 11 would aeem the hel&ht -of lrresponl!lblllty to ta);( ~bout tlnkerin& with the standard There 1s a lag of two or three year• at best between the des1gn of a new bumper system and production For Congress to intervene now, and change the rules under wh1ch the auto mdustrv has been operating, would create needless confus1on and expehse •• son Brc~hers Oliver , Miss Hawn, 33, won an Academy Award for her first film, ; "Cactus Flower " She has appeared m sever~) other movies, :'t including 11 Foul Play,11 'jButterflles are Free" and uSham .. ~~$ poo II £' .. LONG BEACH, Cahf. (AP) -Billy Carter wdl meet with reporters Monday for the f1rst time smce bemg admitted six weeks ago to the Long Beach Naval Hospital for lreabnent of alcoholism, his manager says , Tandy R1ce said Thursday the president's brother wiU give a bnef statement and answer questioos at the h011pltal Carttr, who has been In the h011pltal's alcohol and drug abuse unit smce March 6, has been paying the civilian rate of $266 a day ¢. Wllen he was adrrutted, a hospital spokesman said Carter would stay six to e1~ht weeks ~ 6 ~ ~ • STOLEN BASES - Ran MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 13, 1979 ' . ' CANDY'S ,CLASSIC cq,LLED;IO~~ INGElS FUINITIIRE & JEWELRY' 106 N 2nd Ave c;:ommunitt ,, rru~ MIGdleport s 583 4 4 500 1/ 2 New York 7 Toronto Baltimore 4 7 3U 3 Cleveland Texas Calli 4 8 333 31n 3 7 300 31/l j 1 5 S 5 5 d Saturday's Games MOntreal at Ch icago Los Angeles Franc1sco at San New York at Philadelphia 583 2112 SOO l lf-1 455 4 5 9 Jl7 5'h A 9 308 6 Thursday's Games ' San Francisco (Montefusco 1 San 01ego at Atlanta, tn) Ballllllore 6, New York 3 Boston S Milwaukee 3 California 6. Minnesota 4 Only games schedu led Friday's Gamet S1turday's Gamts Milwaukee at Ba1t1more In) Cmclnn•tl •I Sf. lo"l• .. (n) Pittsburgh at Houston (n) Sunday's Games New York at Phlladetphla f!Aontreai at Chtcago San Oieg_o at Atlanta Ctncmnatt at St Louis Pittsburgh at Houston Los Angel es Franci sco at San Sports Transactions By The Assoc11ted Press BASEBALL American league CLEVELAND INDIANS Activated Wayne Garland. pitcher Reuschel. Placed Paul pitcher, on the diSabled list BASKETBALL National Basketball Assoctahon GOLDEN WARRIORS - STATE Announced Konsa• City at Boston the Texas at New York FOOTBALL Natlo1111 Football League DETROIT LIONS - Signed Tyrone Wilson. fullback COLLEGE EASTERN WASHINGTON resignation of Roberts, assistant coach Chicago at Cleveland Seattle at Minnesota Toronto at Detroit oakland at California, (n l Svnd1y'1 Games Toronto at Detroit M1lwaukee at Balttmore 2 Kansas City at Boston Texas at New York Chicago at Cleveland Seattle at Minnesota Qakland at California whl'lltfnur runs rrn~~ed game hke that could have gone ctther way " Both pitchers pitched a hell of a game But you can' t wtn when you don t get rWJs," L<lx sa1d 'We should break out and wm soon when we get flurroughs !left fielder Jeff Burroughs 1 gomg ' Burroughs the Br aves' cleanup h1t1er who hll 301 w1th 21 home runs last s.ason, struck out and flied out three tunes as hiS balling average sagged lo 125 Cmcmnall shortstop Dave t<Jncepc10n kepi hiS hlltmg streak alive at 10 games With a sufg le m lhe Iolli th mnUlg • Joe up wrth much of a performan ce , e1ther He )'lelded 11 hils , nme earned run s and left after the eighth for a pmch hitler Sllll, he was credited With the wm as San ~·rancrsco defeated the Padr es 14·10 Thurfida y afternoon Cy Young s name also ca me up 111 a d1fferevt context M1ckey lnhch, who replaced Perry on the moWld, bed Young w1th 2,818 career stnkeouts when he fanned Dave Wmf~eld m the thU'd That mark rs f1fth on the all· 11me hst There was httle consolatiOn m that strikeout, however tnllch left 111 the th1rd mnmg, when San Franctsco scored hve runs, capped by ca~.ther Marc Hill's three-run homer Hill had four RBI m the game as d1d the Giants' Terry Whitfield, who extended hls hltt mg streak to e1ght games DeSJnte y1eld1ng a threerun homer lo Fernando Gonzaleund Gene Rrcltard's lhree·run double, Blue came w1thm one Ulnmg of h1s fourth consecutive complete game • The left.!Jander IS now 4-0. In the only other National League games Thursday, the Clucago Cubs edged st Louis ! 2 and CU1cmnat1 blanked Atlanta 2-0 Cubs J. Cards 2 Chicago nght ·hander Denms J..amp scattered SIX h1ts over seven mnmgs m hts frr st start of the season y1elding St Louis' runs on lnu Brock 's RBI single and a fielder's choi ce grounder Rehel ace Bruce Sutter worked the fUlal two innings for h•s second save Ivan DeJesus homered for Ut e CUbe, and Clncago scored' two more runs on an error by Brock ljl left f1eld m the second lnnmg and th1rd bsseman Ken Re1tz' throwing error m the fourth The fourth-mnmg run became earned when Cards right· hander Bob Forsch , 0-2, followed w1th a w1ld pitch 8 2 6 3 Phil& St Louis Pitts Chicago Ho\lston 80!1 667 4 7 3 6 3 6 WEST Wildcats cop 11-10 loop win Easy Glid~r AU10 INSURANC£ superior covtr•f" Tile Lowes ~ar Poniblt Price David E. Jenkins Agent ltJ.4 E Main Pomeroy , 0 992 6481 Doa'IIM tiMl ....... l ti1Du ..... - by! J&R SPORT SHOP 741 E. Mlln Sl Pomeroy, 0 9f2 2114 at Blackwall Prices! 1112 364 .. ,12 333 4'12 333 41/ 2 t9 4 692 8 6 571 Cine SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING! Handaome white stripe 1'12 7 6 538 2 A29 3112 6 8 429 J 'l2 A 8 333 .411• Thursday's Games San Diego Atlanta Comas followed with a the margin of victory Jeff Kimes look the loss as safety he and Oreg Wigal romb1ned An F:••tern error allowed one run to SI'Ore, before to fan four Pirates and walk Rusoell Shupe and J)eryl six Petrie led the wmners at Sh•wn socked singles Two walks 111 between those two the plate with a double and two singles Marty Gl ass· <mgl..,; arlrled to 111<' assault Eastern got two runs m the hUfll , Steve I .IItle, McComas , botlom of the second Shaw, and Shupe e•rh ltad a na rrowml( the margm to 4-.1, "'n~le Mark Norton led the F.a~les with two smgles while R~<sell, R W1gal ann K1mes each had one smgle In the second game, the Pirates exploded for all s1x nms 1n the first lnmng Payne, IJttle, Shaw, Shupe, and Russell each got a smgle in that frame Pelr1e and Mcr.omas were hit by the pltrher and a fielder's chmce added another run Hannan Trace plated three Eastern picked up a run m nms In tlw seventh Inning tlwfourth and two In the fifth, ThursdPy night to edge but the rally fell short An V1Slhng Southern, 11·10 In an error and two walks 1n each oiMashwned donnybrook at of th011e innings accounted Mercerv11le for the J;:agle scoring In the seventh mmng rally, Petrie got rred1t for the Paul Shaffer capped the win The nghthandfr teamed upr~smg w1th a bases loaded with I Jttle, and Payne to toss a nlrty one·hltter at the tnple Sm1thern took an early lead Ragles The lo9e Flastern hit on a walk to Jark nufly, came m the third , a single by stolen base and smgle by Ro~er Gaul Russell led the Robmson Pirates at the plate With his Twn more runs SI'Ored In two singles Getting a smgle the !hlrd on singles by John each for the winners were Pa)ll' and J1m Powell and a Payne, IJttle, Petrie, Me· triple by West romas, Griffith, and ShuJll' Eastern's record dropped Hannan Trace bounced back scoring SIX runs in the to 4·2 on the year North • third on singles by Webb, Gallla raised its league Dennison, Waugh, a walk, record to 3-1 while they and three-run homer by Shaf- evened its overall record at 3· fer 3 Southern regained the lead I hiescore m the fourth w1th two out on a NG 040 l!H 8 0 walk , an error, and hits by F: 120 00-3 s 3 Pape, West, and Kent Wolfe Payne and Glassburn Kimes flp l, r. W1gal 13) Paclnjl Coach Tim Searberry's Wildca!R were Shaf- and Rlssell F. 000 12~1 I I fer With a homer, triple and 800 ~ 9 3 single, Fulks, doubled , Den- NG Kimes (wpl, IJttle 13), nison, Webb, Waugh an~ Reaver, earh singled Payne 15 l and Glassburn Southern hitters were West Wlth a trtple and two singles, Pape, three singles, and a double , MrNickles, a single , K Wolfe, two smgles and Robmson, a single The loss lefl Southern with a ~ record In the league and :l-4 overall mark The Tornadoes travel to Hannan, W Va Monday I lnesrore South 012 411 1-10 13 3 H Trace 006 023 x-11 8-2 K Wolfe, West f6l fl.) and Rbbinson • Reaver, Shaffer (6) fW) KZZOO and Rray • 4 Stroke Rehab1tity • Front Disc Brake • L~ghtwetght • · • Easy to Handle · • Super Econom1cal 5ll003 San Fran Los Ang tlw plalP T1m PelrJP led nff but Nnrth Galha adde<lan mw1th a s m~l •• then Tim Mr- suranct' n•n 1n tht fourth for - Announced the resignation of John Masseng'ale, head football coach FURMAN - Announced the resignation of John C West, men s athletic director effective Aug 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W. L Pet GB New York Cin, 19, Griffey, Cln, 19, Whitfield, SF, 19 DOUBLES - Griffey, Cln, 7; Reitz, St L, 6, Morgan, Cln, 6; Winfield, 50, s, Whitfield. SF, 5 TRIPLES - T Scott, St L, 2. Concpcn, Ctn, 2, Winfield, -'---· w, 21. tn I WEST 7 2 778 10 3 769 Seattle Dakland Rah. 391 Foster, Cin. 21 , Concepcn, I PhllaQelphla !Ruthven 2 OJ. Baseball AI A Glance (n) By The Associ1lod Press Plttsbur~h I KISoo 0 0) at AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST Houston (Richard 13 01 (n) Clncmnatl (Bonham l 6) at W L Pet GB St LouiS (Sykes I 0), tnl 7 4 636 M1lwaukee 6 4 600 1;~ los Angeles IWel~h 2 0) at Boston Montre.!ll lWNS - J Cruz, H!n, 12; . Puhl , Htn , 12 Porker , Pgh, 11 , Lopes, LA, 11. North, SF, \1 ' Rill - Foster, Cln, 15, J Cruz, Htn, u , Madlock, SF, 12 , Schmidt, Phi, 11, K Hrnandz, 51 L, 11, Driessen, Cln, 11 , Cabell, Htn, 11 Hils - Winfield, SO, 22 , I BASEBALL SCOREBOARD •NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (2() at bats) M&zzllll , NY. 462, G Mad doK, Phi, A21 , Foster. Cln, 420, Winfield, SO, 407, Ott, f" styling at low, low blllckwaU prices ... 6 8 Chicago 3, St Louis 2 San Francisco U, San Diego 10 Crnclnnati 2, Atlanta 0 Only games schelluled Frld1y's Games MOntreal 1Rogero 0 l) at Chicago !McGlothen I 11 San Diogo (Jpnes 2 1) at Atlanta (Matula I 1) , (n) New York <Swan 11) at TM Starcr•ft Sclpcr -Sport It St•rcralt 1 btl I nUtr And lor good 111. .o" h • •p•d~• lt!Cr.. tllt and t01.11h Come In end ••• .,. todl~ DOUG'S MARINE SALES & SERVICE 992 ·5652 Porn erov, 0 Tied With 1 HOME RUNS - Murphy, All 5, Schmidt, Phi, 4, Bonnell, All, A; Kingman, Chi, 3, Dawson, Mil, 3, G · tMddoK, Phi, 3, l'ostor, Ctn, 3 STOLEN BASE$ - J Cruz, Htn, Show her you remember ·~ : : •• ' $11 .00 - Toronto tLemongello 0 1) at Detroit (Wilcox l Ol Kansas City (Leonard 1 1) Bochte, Sea, 22 , Downing • at Boston (Eckersley 2 1l Cal 21 , Lemon Chi, 21 Milwaukee ICaldwell 3 0) Cooper, Mil, 20 Carew, Cal ,' 20 . at Baltimore Stone 10 1), (nl Ch1cago (Kravec o 2) at DOUBLES - Cooper, Mil, 6, Hisle, M1l, 6, DQwnlng, Cleveland (Paxton 0 1). (n) TeJCas (Comer I 0) at New Cal, 6, ).emon, Chi, 6 C York (F igueroa 1 l), (n) Woshgtn , Ch1, 6 Seattle (B&nnl51er Ill) at TRIPLES - R Miller, Cal , 2. Norwood, Min, 2, 30 Tied Minnesota ( Koosman 2 Ol ln1 With 1 oakland !Keough 0 1 or HOME RUNS - Lynn, Bsn, 6, Grlch, Cal, 5, Cooper, Mil, Langford 0 3) at Collforn•• 4, Aikens, Cal 4, 5 Tied With (Tanana 1 2). In) 3 ' .;.-1 :.: 1:.: 1 Chlc.,o 467 Cooper, Mil, 465 , A .US, Squire•, Chi, 45l RUNS - Cooper, M1l, 12 Downing, Cal, 12 Lansford, Cal 12 , Carew, Cal, 11. McRae, KC, 11 RBI - Baylor, Cal. 17, Cooper. Mil, 13, Porter, KC, 13 , Bochte Sea, 13, Grlch, Cal, 12 HITS - Lansford, Cal, 22 I • • •• Bannl•tr, Chi SO, 21 Whitfield, SF , 2) 30 Here's a chance to do something wonderful for hed fowth mmng off loser Pinl N1ekro broke up the S<Ol eless l1e l1 oster s seventh..tnmng shot to the third level facade m left Fteld gave Seaver an added cusluon ' Gnffey, who hll a fast ball over the n ght f1eld wall, sa1d he had the knuckleb:.ller f1gured out I know hun pretty good 1 hke to hll off hun," Gnf(ey sa1d 1 know 11 he gets behmd With a knuckleball, he's gomg to come back With a fast ball or sl1der When you get the p1tch you want, you JUmp on 11 ' Cox sa td a lo w·sc onn~ I Mmn Kan City 17 , Aase, Cal, 16 ' starting at$42 .00 R««• ll 'fht• P1r~h·s got ,,JJ t ht• nm~ tht•v nt•f'dt•rt tn tht• ~c·c·nnd In· mn~· .~; Oliver , Tex. 411. Kemp, Oet, Jenkins, Tex, 21. Jones, Sea, World Rr1an detenorate qmckly however lly .IIIHN NELSON The 40·year-old Perry ,\I' Spurts Wriitrr came up wllh a bad back It was to have been a mmutes before game ume, classic pltchmg duel Two Cy Young award Winners the and the San D1ego Padres kmd of matchup usually 1978 Cy .Young w111ner reserved for openmg day or checked out of the startmg Game I of the World Senes hneup Blue who won the Cy Gaylord Perry vs Vida Young m 1971 w1th Oakland , Blue didn 't come up w11h a bad The situatiOn began to back but then he didn't ct>me TODAY'$ MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By The Assotloted Press AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (20 at ball) Trammell Del, 476, A 2 08, McClure, Mil, 2 0, I 000, Can you count the wonderful things your mother has done for you? ftrst I'Jnglt• Blue picks up fourth wzn Detroit 245, Aase, Cal. 2 0, l 000, 3 l7, E Rodrlgez, KC. 2 0, 1 000. 2 70 STRIKEOUTS Wor tham, Chi , 22, Ryan, Col , 21 17, 5 00--:-Movle "Father liS a th<• j.!Ot on lht• m th(• hott l)tn of I Leaders 1 00 , John , NY, 3·0, I 000, g;1ii~~ adequate p from Ffl ~ t t>rn S<'nrt>hn~ ret walkmg pmch hitler Hob Ilea !I One out later, Jerry 11oyster smgled to put the tymg rWl on biJse, but Seaver blamed home plate wnp1re t.es Treltel for the e~ghth­ Ulmng J~m " Righi U1 a cruc1al spot he blows It," Seaver sa1d "That same pitch t that walked lleall i was a strike eartier , but then 11 was a ball That's the difference With these guys - consistency " Tre1tel was part of the amateur umptrang crew frlhng m lor striking major league umpu-es Gnffey' "' home run 10 the 0 76, Wortham, Ch1, 3 0, l 000, 2 59, Jenkins, Tex 3 0, 1.000, 1 99 , Drago, Sasn 2 0, l 000, sat & sunday Only PHONE hofnf' on Ruc;t\ WJ ,I!~-tl'~ ('il tnt• Seaver blanks Braves on 2 hits J Cruz. Sea, 6, Bonds, Cle, 5 Manning, Cle, 5. J Norris, ' Cie, s PITCHING - (2 Decisions) - Caldwell, Mil, 3 0, 1 000. $109 hil s ' dolph, NY, 1, Harrah, Cle, 6, LONG HOTDOG AND . FRENQI FRIES ONLY JIY GIIF.r. JIAII n North GHiha ~ot fin~ pll· t•hm~ that p<•nnilted only siX hil s m a rloubl~headrr at F ,.,.,,,,., l~"=t nwht smd ttwPnt 7, Cabell, Htn , 6, Moreno. Pvh, l , Royster, All, 5, Morgan, Cin. 4. • • PITCHING 12 Decisions) - , Blue, SF A O. 1 000, 07, K Forsch, Htn, 3 0, 1 000, 0 67, Rlc~ard , Htn, 3 0, 1 000, 2 21; Palmer, Mil 2 o, 1 000, 2 35; Z..chry. NY, 2 o. 1 000 3 18 Ruthven, Phi, 2 0, l 000, 2.70; Welch, LA1 2 0, 1 000, 2 71, Perry, SO, 2 o, 1 000, 2 52 STRIKEOUTS - Richard, Hfn, 23 Blue SF, 20 •.S.aver, Cln, 19, Knepper, SF , l9, Robinson Pgh, 17 606 E M;un 992-2094 • Pomeroy , O. FRONT END ALIGNMENTS 'I �-- 4-·-: f t)e [)ail y St•nt.inlll , Mitlt ll l'pt ll't ~PPPWrny . 0 . Fri 1lnr . -'' I"' ?0 . _1 !17~ . . . ' :. H elen:iJ,elp Us. . . By Helen Bottelt.;: · · =:;: ~.· i=. ; ~IISk ~t>til,l \' . . ::!!1 5- 'TheTlajly Sentinrl , Middl~trt -Pomeroy 0. Frtdav Anr 2fl 1!17~ ,.. · · - J'\\~t~ . Daughter 'Hearts Royalty ' se~ for crotpning . :::;:;:;:;:;:··..::::::::<:::::::::;;:;:;.;:;:::::::::.. ::.. :;::·::_.;::::-::::::;:;:·:;:::::::::::;:,.;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;._:_:_:;::::: . . April' 2~ ~ mill Rnlph ht•ld Snnday' HI HH· :;;; WPrry, C'hai,X·r~uns nf .tht• ' M t'i/ ~!-1 hm 'Rr~nq uc•l Rnorn at ttnllur~l "Qn£"t-n of Ht•t•rl~. " - 4~ Pl p.m. of mi d ' . ;•ncl ilfr;"l' in · ··:· ".l1miPr Prinf't•r-:s tlf H1•:n1 .~;' 1 ' '11t•f tn ;.t tlt•ru . nt• n •s h<·untP~t . rmnonn•·t•ll hKirtv th1l mt•nt s wilt lw ~wrw<l . f'rPwniMJ' or winnt>r1!: wi"n hr As of April Hi tht' pt'JUlY-rt · " Print·!'~!' lft•(lrt~" Pfllrl'nt ~ W~S . frilf'nd~ volt• ,' l'fll;, ;: " ' follt•W<: ~Tunjnr ·prinrt•Hs: Tr(lc·y Srnilh , 4,2RO vof t•:-;: 0 Pf'ann(l 4,10('.0 vntt•H s. I mc'!'SS : .aura ors t•y, HlPr',(~(·r~on: ' . l<'st"nt's nam e or by bringlny the donation to the Mei~s Inn ll<'lwrrn 2::ltl p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Sunday. No money will ht• arrepted after the '3:30 p.m. deadline. · \, born POLLY•s 'poiNTERS Mr .~nd M~ . .Jltrnl's Polly Cramer 0Hvic! ll"•tl: former Phyllis David- son. r.lmra"ter, annount't' the birth of a daughter, F.li7Jtbeth Of:AK Pl 11 .1.1/ - M•ny.peoF.llen, born April 18 at St. TUi·. ut:AIII:JiSA i.WAVSWRITF.: Qu pen: .Jani~ r arnrthrtn , ply are wnrri•d about lhr Tablecloth is FROMRRF.ASTFF.F.OINClTOTV 10 .100 vot es: Debbi e Ann's Hn•p.ital, Columbus. wrinkles that a!"P in new Thr Infant weighed S<'Ven creasec;f .. ' . . C'l~ P :iekens, 9,898 votes: flee m :ARHF.!.F.N : plastir labledoths and I think . . You championed the yotin~ woman who asked if it was ~II Si mms, 2,400 volt'S: I nri pounds and one ounre. I have help for them. A year RF.VIVi\J.SF.T rt~ht to b!"Pa,, tfred hor baby Ill front¢ froends who droppro In • ' rhapman , 2,300 votes. Maternal grandpa!"Pnl< are DF.AR POLLY Several or "" ago I ordered a vinyl ·Revival services are being unexpectedly. (ThiS With a blank.et or srarf eove~ln~ . \ All mont' \' for the contest . ~r . and Mrs, lko n . Davidweeks ag11 I lloughl a flannel· . ·roat that <"&me with a ·note Of courst• br('astfeed.ing _is ''lovE-ly and liciturHl .'. So i~ htking mttst he tufned in Sundav at held ar7 :30 each evening at Bon, ·Rutland: paternal granba<"ked plastlv tablecloth. . saying that If. wrinkles re: ~ b;tl~, but let 's ho(l<' the mother h~s !ht' derenry tosti)l do that . . . 0 .C .uo p.m. Anyonewis~ing to the Flatwood s United dp:irenL•, Mr~ and Mrs. The rr•a!les · where ·it was mained after the roat bad · alone . -A PF.RSON WITH TASTF. vole for the cmitcstants ean Methodist Church, Flatwoods ' .lames Rre:d, Middleport; , fold~ .will not rome out· even been han!dng up for a few · · great· • grandparentS , Mrs. f)F.AR HF.I F.N ' . CHF.~TF.R--The Chestt•r leaders. Mrs. Wolf read scrip- do"' by contact i n~ lht• cha.ir- .Road, through Sunday. There ' though I hav~ set heavy llnurs I shOuld lake it to a ' Helen Miller, Mldtlleport: . thin~s lik'e books on them. no . laundromat where they have 1 t" ' breastfeed' my baby, and when company shows up, I Untied .Methodist ·women ture from John .' 1n with Jlt'rsuns bv sending 'he . is special vocal tnusic each giv~ them fair ~arning, lhrn sr ttlr'lnyself inlt> my favt>rite meeting recently at the readings 11 f thr F.asler story donatio~ to. P. 0 . Rn~ 2, evenin"1:'.'1· The public is in- "''I' i I.awrenre Reed , Middleport, ' hope you have some help for hlg dryers. Put II in one for and Mrs. Mabel Wood, chmr to do our lhmg. · <'hurrh voted to contribute by the leaders br ing in- Pomeroy, 45-769, with the ron, vi ted . me. -FRAN aflout flv• minutes on the We're had lots of company and no one has yet left. Or even $I,OOO toward to the building • lr rs)l{'r.ed with verses of F.win~on . DF.AR FRAN - Perhaps· lowest heat. The root came ntltde a remark . -KATHYRF.ADF.RS : fundofthechurch. . "Were You There•" Mr·s. The rouple arr also the the ·following letter from outg~;eat and I think the same The majority of r orrespondt'nis favorfd discreet Mrs: Jean Roush , vke Kathryn Baum was pianist parents · of a son, .Tames Dorothy will he of some help treatment would work if a l.awrenre, age two. hrt•astfrrding whrneve.r and wherevk nt'<'eSsary, bull believe president, conducted the for group singing . of the ~Doxology ' • to you. - POI.I .Y tablecloth was put in a home 1 in ¢ivin~ equal tim~. as with the following : mrPtin)! during wh\ch timr hymn , ''He J,ivrs' ' and Mrs. dryt>r. - OORO'J'HV : t• ' r-.--"·---:----~-....._-. an orlds anrl ends sHle WHS KC! rr read an article fro m ' .. DF.AR POI.I.Y •• My f)F.AR HF.l F.N. planned lor Mity 4 and 5 at the Guideposts entitled " Wait mother put moth balls In my 1 Abnut showing the birth of a baby on television : It 's a churrh . ftems are to be Three Days. " The dosing 53-year-<Jid cedar ehestand to private and personal rxp<'rienre shared byrlose relatives, not hrought to the church priced prayer was a remting of r<'ITIOVe the odor I put in a box thotL';ands of curious Spet'tators ..Only [n this country would a by those donating them. 11 "Prayer of·. the Immortal On Sunday, the evening member group present< a United Methodi st Chnrch is of whole cloves. More could birth be televised - anything to get a viewer for a buck! -MRS. was 8lso ·noted that a bake r.hrist" by Peter Marshall. ' FRIDAY SIJNDA v be used If needed and I have service of the Racine varied program through the ID<'ated on Fourth St. , in M.K. .. sale will be held at Gauls rHF.STF.R Township found this also works w~ll in Wesleyan United Methodist use of different voice com- · Rarinc. Pastor Dave H"rris SPF.Cl AI . meeting of M~igs f)F:AR HF.LF.N. Storr in r.hester on May 12. Trusters S(l<'dal meeting musty · dresser drawers . Church will feature the blnations, singing hannony and Doxology ('ordi ally invite RF.AC'T tearit at 7:30 p.m. J disagree with "DiSgruntled Viewers" who don-1 want ·, The' sale is sponsored by the · . gospel music of "l)oxology." which ranges from two-part the public to attend the scrFriday at thr Senior Citi7ens Sund~y 2 p.m. at Cheiit•r - RF.A themselves and their families to face the realities of life, via • rhrsler .Methodist choir with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hayman, Sr. Director Ginther Town Hall. Frederick M. 1iltDF.AR POI.I.Y :- Our Ooxol~y , whose name .to fi ve-part. Since beginning vi{·~ . which will bej.!in at 7: :W H wa t rhin~ a televised birth. renter in Pom~roy .. ' •l prO('t't'ds to go to thr piano tlr ' 1 k teena~ed son is handicapped means "an expression of this ministry of mu~ir in p.m . If it hadn't been for the natural childbirth )'ve seen on TV, I ROUND AND SQUARE fund . • r rr · . , and not able .to pull up the · Praise,'' endeavo~ .to. sh~:~re November of 1977; Doxology ALUMNI ENTERTAINMF.N'l' - F.nlertainment at might not have stayed ratm through· the most beautiful rxDance Friday from 8 to 11 HYMN SING at Anllqutty rovers on his bed. Insiead of the love and joy of" Christ has sung in churches in much toto! of 71 shutin visit s A the Middleport High &hool Alumni Banq uet this yea r will perirn<'e in my life. - HAPPY ANn PROUD p.m . at Senior Citizens Raptis! Clturt'h. Sunday l :30 usin~ blankets, etc., we tuck through an easy-listening of central and southeastern WPrt> madP durin!{ th(' months be provided by the "Bear-a-lon.es" of Upper Arlington MOTHF.R Center., Pom·eroy. Dance p.m. F.verynne we !rome. him into a sleeping bag that Is style Df gospel music. Using Ohio. They have recently of February, March and directed by Robert Franklin (Ginny 1 Ginther. a fonner (Votes were thrl't'-to-one in favor of demonstrating nalu.ral open to public. Adults $1>, April . Officers' reports were SITNilAV .P..lared on his bed and a!"P ihe accompaniment of . an completed their first album, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith band director at Middleport High School. Ginther childbirth on televisinn. -H. 1 children under 12 admitted electric piano, the. five- entitled "A Gift of Praise." presented and approv' r d. RF.V!VAJ.thrnlwh April:!2 always sure hP is snug and · entertained with ·a dinn er graduated froJT) Middleport Hi gh School in 1945. He free. Music by Sti'ingllastera. . The members of the group honorf~g thr ir. gr :-~ ndsQn; ~ W.nn. -ROSEMARY . " Res urre c tion, the graduated from Ohio State University and has dil"Pcted DF.AR HF.LF.N : ' . REVIVAL at 7 each at F.aJ!Ie Ridge Community DF.AR POI.I ,y - I like lo ' ' include Tom and Pam Sager, Kenny Russell , on his seventh many award winning bands. Th(' ."Rear-a-Tones" ~roup is, This is for the grandparents whose teen-age grandson Message of'J jfe'' was thP proevening at Freedom GO~pef rhnrch, 7:30p.m.' rarh even• 12 Pockets for na i ls and usr a long-bandied teaspoon Bev Jlush, Janet Osborne, birthday. Attending were his gram topic with Mrs. Helrn The children of Mr. and i the dance band of the Upper Arlington high school where with a surprise celebration on Mission, Bald Knob, with the lalrrady in trouble with his 'folks\ wbtt't condescend to live 1 ing with the Rev. Carl Hkk" to reach to the bottom of insand Rruce Piper. Tom and parents; · Lt. and Mrs. Karl Wolfr and Mrs. Ruth Karr, too l s ·j Mrs.• Clarence E. Hayman, • Ginther is employed He is married In the former Hazel their 25th wedding anniver· Rev . 0 . G. McKinney "ith them unless they sign an agreement letting him smoke . Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pam Jive in Athens, where R11ssell and Meli ss a , •P<'aklng. Sperial singing Fri· tant coffee or tea jars. Such a i Sr. honored their parent.<; sary, April 15, at their Route speaking; special mUIIIC and • Po cket for 25 ' stee l Hawkins of Middleport. The annual banquet will be hrld pot, slay out all night, and ~ave girls in his bedroom. Tom pastors the Richland .Jacksonville, !'{, C.: Mr. mid Whitlatch, Middleport, are day and Saturday by "The spoon is also · handy for on Saturday, May 26 at the MidtllepiJrt F.lemcntary 2, Racine home. t apes If the adults sign that paper, they're consenting to bigger public invited: l announcin. g the birth of their and Clarks Chapel United Mrs. K enneth Russell, Hymn Timers" and "The reachin~ · the J?nltom of School. · Mr. and Mrs. Hayman were trouble than if they let him run away. They shoulctn 't even feel ..j . . - ' - - - - - - - - ; • Squar e ho l der • RF.TURN JONATHAN Mrssengors". Public invited. Methodist Churches. Rev, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Robert first child, a son, Bradley mustard or nlayonnaise jars married on April · 18 ·at Meigs r.hapter, Daughters of guilty about not takin~ him in on ohis lerms. He has brains : ; How!S YOUR Shawn. The seven pound, 13 Janet, and Bruce all live in Arnold, Minersville, and Don and then Wilng It to spread as . Portland by . the Rey. thP AmPriran RPVolutinn, Whatever he hrr nrries js totally up to himself. If he rims, my Johnstown, where they are 11JF.SDAY ounce infant was born on a knife. • , and Mike Smith. Served with , COINCI.UR Clarence Proffit.. '!'hey have Friday, 1:30 . p.m. at t~e • HoSPITAUZATION? bet is he11 hr bark after he sees life in the big bad.world isn1 active in the Miller United Wednesday, April II, at the MF.IGS OAPSF. Chapter 17 My Pet Peeve is with those TOMEF.T th~ dinner were bunny rake ·c.hes. t er, 0. · five daughters, Viqlet , all roses. · 98~·3301 ' Mel~s Inn. The Rev. Wilbur· Tu<>Jday 7:30 p.m. at Meigs Methodist r.hurch. Holzer Medical Center. drivers who rare across parkand icc cream. The OH-KAN Coin rlub will Katheleen,. Yalarie, Lisa and Perrin, to have charge of the Here's a quote !·copied from a book :l nd made into a poster ' CALL Junitor HiJ!h, There will be In~ lot< and don't watch out The Racine Wesleyan Grandparents are Mr, and hold a regular mt'l'ling al 7 ' June, and one son, Uarence. for otlr son's room: ''Raising a child is very much like buildin!l' prnl(ram . ·F.Iertion of . ele<•tion of officers. 11 JRNS ONF. - Jessira Mr~. Paul Casei, Middleport Thl' Middler rta"' of thr for any.one elsr . .JOIF.F.N p.m. Monday at the Ri verJr. Their son took them to nominating a skyscra)l{'r : if the first few stories are out of line, no one will l':vr;u·u·l' rhun·h of the Michell• Karr, daughter of rommittrr. '· and Mr. and Mrs. James Polly will send you one of AMF.RICAN I .F.GJON Auxboat Room of the Meigs Crows Family Restaurant Hostp~s1.-'s , Mrs . F.disnn notice. Rut when the buildjng is 18 or 2\l'stoties high ,'everyone Ntt7~rPn<' rnjoy£"11 a Myridl:' Mr. and Mrs. Rogrr Karr, Whitlatch, Bradbury. Everett her signed thank-you Rranch, Athens roun!y iliary, Radne Post 602, 7:30 that evening for•dinner. will se<" thai it tills."- COl .I.F.F.N FROM YOSF:MITF. Hohsteiter, Mrs. George Mor- :ruesday night at the )!all. · · I .on~ . Rottnm, rt•lrhratiPd Pierson, Charleston, W. Va . ~met wrin{'r roast hosted bv coupon clippers If newspaper Savings and Loan , IV. Main Mr . Hayman is the son of DF.AR HF.LF.N. fhf'if (NWhf>fS, ~h:-trorl runn. her first birthday nn F.astrr and Mrs. Julietta t'ltrolaml, St., Pomeroy. · ~ ff11 c•• cNftt on ... . the late Harry A: and Gamet ris, Mrs. Thorne Cottrill and "Very Doubtful" is probabiy right about her husband's little ingham :mrl Mat> Grursrr ti t · Sundity. POMF.ROY CHAP-TER she uses. your favorite Middleport are great Mrs. Thomas F.winl(. Out-<Jf-town roin dea lers Polk Hayman , and Mrs. ORS, Past matrons, Tuesday Pointer, Peeve or Problem. grandparents. nin~ . Rut she shouldn't show het jealouh, or confront him . In- tht; home of Mr. and Mrs. Hrr grandparents, Mr. Gregg Gibbs S~TURDAV . will be present to buy, sell or Hayman is t~e daughter of night at 7' 30 p.m. at the home Write POLLY'S POINTERS stead, let her gussy up, look her, very best, go out without him Mfmict Goorl; [.onJ,( Rlittnm . and Mrs . Clarenrt• AnTO disco music FIFTIES 992 -3443 . trade collector items. F.lerMr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, land be vague on where she's been ]. Ahd above all , look ter- ThC' waJ.(nn WHS flonah•cl hv drt•ws ·and Mr. and M~ . of Mrs. Marjorie Crow. . in <'are of this newspaper. "±---~--~ · ~ · -----' featured at dance to be held lion of officers will be held . A Jr., Pomf'roy. · MIDDI.EPO.RT-POMrifically happy. Soon he'll start wondering why. When he gets Mayforrl Harris. :md Mr. Paul Karr, enh•rt3int•d Saturday, 9p.Jil. to midnight, F.ROY Rranch of the coin aurtion and refrP~h ­ jealous, she's ·got him baek again. Wives always have the up- nood pruviOt•d the hay Rnd , with family dinners at th~tr Entertains ·recently · menls will follow the ,----1 1 1 1 1~~-~----~~---. . ·at archery building of Royal American AssoriattoD of· (l<'r hand in a tfiangle. I know : I was ·once th'e 2a,year-<Jid trartnr. Pomt•roy and I •\mg Rnttom Oak Patll under spoosorship meeting. Anyone inter..ted single secretary . Now I'm 7 A VF.RY HAI?PY WIFF. · University Women , , 6:30 ' Attending w~re Tammy hnmt's.Jre rreom and rake Mrs. Carolyn Salser enterof Meigs High Alumni. Kemy Tuesday night dinner-at the in collecting ('Oins or ~pt>r ~lnal s, Wendy Triplett , were served following the the United Methodist tained Hysell with all new currency 'is welromE' to thr Meigs Inn . Dr. Clara M. dinnrrs1o thnsr namrd and . Ryan , ranrl y Women of the Forest -Run · Kimhorly equipment will be playing m... ting. Frederick, Urbana College to Sfa~-tt!-: , Anj.!ir Davis, Jetynr · Mr. and Mrs. · Jim An'The f.astern !.oral Rand rhurrh re,.ently with Mrs. ~ ir r('l lf.ll r. .n . thf' Au thori 7Prl Kino J~ rn f's Vr r ~ i o n of music. Setups available. be the speaker. Gallipolis rlrews , Mrs . Jrnnings t h e- f1ih l1" hil~ rf'm~i nrci ttl r t r~cfltion ttl, ACTe j'lt P.ct nnorl, Harvey ~~rtin , Jlt>m:il Admission , $o couple; $3 Rranrh invited along with Roostors are sponsoring a Ann' WaL<on and Mrs. Noami (" h0icf' .· ' Way)and, Terry· and H11d~on , f>ou$! Owrns. ~httr(ln --' 1 , ""'"~"I ··•- -••w, -LWyatt as th• assisting single. Must be 21 or older .to husbands and ./riendo of p m{e-""'1 P ut 11ow tfl .... rr·~ .t h C' N w tnt{' rMtiooA'l_ Ver sl ot"l. ,.. jeremy jackson ;. ·Meigs Count y workers for M#s. Ri'rMrtt r ~:· ·ttiiOine: ' <'nnninl!ham, C'hri.s' J"l)p(>tftt•r, J.aurjfo, Mr. and Mrs. RJIJ attend . VJSITHF.RE "~agfr 'l'ime lJI;A '- This hostesses. n1oriNrl F nblfs l1 tr-01 n sltlf lon so ; Pll.'pantfy s tat... d, 50 members. Reservations to be '!he · Community Concert Mrs. ~ibley Slack, Mid- .lt•ff Fronk , Scott t1rneser; Andi-('WS , Ray Andrf."ws, -· l ftd fh ftdl y i' C"C II r<l l f> , fh <l f if IJ!ihf' r~ In .1· Of'W Pri'l Of ~ ,. r ip · show will he )l!'rlonned In the SUNDAY ·llrvotions wore taken from The Rev. M. C. Latimore, made with Mrs. Fay &iuer. tpr ;;I r l rrr i ry fM r h ri~tinn~ nro11n cf th E> worl d . season were announred today dleport , and Mrs. Lucille Hnli Krvin r..nu." sPr. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mor· F.ast•m ·High &hool gymLuke 24 and a poem, "The , REVIVAL at the Chester Newark, visited friends in . WEDNF.SDAY N IV hn11hlr rnl u m n Fciitions fPt~furp yniqup s4b it-ct rissry, Tnm and Carrit-. by Mrs. Harold Sauer, area Swa'rkh'~mmer, Mason. of the Nazarene at riasium on THursday, May 17. Joyous Spririg", was read by Church Syracuse on F.aster. MIDDLF.PORT hr,,di n~~ . hrif' f d ,CJr if'y in9 npft.. s, f'<lSY to reoi'\rt Pi'\litT ino chainnan . Mrs. Ron Spencer, Ttisha 7:30 each evening through I JTF.RARV Club, 2 p.m. PeopiP from the show will ht' Mrs. Retty RlackwOQd. Mrs. Kickof( dinner is set lot a...-'T'I\'' <w rl 11- n.:'lfl£'5 of. <1 ·rot or m <lJ'I S -- all printpci on and Don, David Karr, Mrs . . They a!"P Mrs. W. P. Monday evening at 6:30 at the it y ]O f'('i('r litl:' Bihll"' Prtp<' r . Sunday with the Rev. .101' Wednesday at the home ot railing area businesses and Hilda Veauger, program 1 · For oil your llome 1r r(l p y noyv i n D Mk Browri J.ochary , · Mrs . James Rio Clr~nde College dining Altona Karr, Jrssira·'s · Life , . Parker·sburg, as Mrs. Bert Grimm , Letart l"PSidenres asking p!'llple to )Pader, opened with "The Old Sk : 'v"'"' ' r(1Vf'r wi t h ~o lcf stnrn p Entert•inment 1nd 'grrat."grandmoth<•r, Mr. J erumy Don Jackson O'Rrjen, Mrs . Ted RPecl, aild , rnom. The drive for,. nrwD S)lf!aker, i flrl AI S(1 i!Vf+i l(l hl f' in Al rirk , Bur ..-- - -- - - - . Falls. Mrs. Grimm will rurrhase tlrkets or, sponsor Ru~g~d \.ross" sung by the Appllotnce NHds '• and Mrs. Chlit·k Saltz and . · ' celebrated his second .birth- Rill Young, Pomeroy ; Mrs. mrmbe~s · will begin milit VF.TF.RANS' (1\ •nnv C~ nci T:1 n t r i"l1hPr w ith oolrl revie.w 11 Srribble, Scribble" t1rkets for hie i'ount.Y's footer group, and then had · the · Sarah Jn, Rl~hard Mora r clof's~-ind ~ tAmp in fl . · day on ay 14 at the home of Kathy navis and MrN. Nonna WPrk . "'e.mbership remains Til MF.F.T by.Nora F.phron. Members to · rhlldren, senior rltlli>n~. and · message of life and thr resur- · DOXOL his grandparents, Mr. and Arbaugh, Route 3, Pom eroy : $12 for adults, $7 for senior Vrternns of the 222nd In- and Denis e and Jennif.r rl'l'lion as her theme' several respond to roll call with a handicapped people, The beginning lAntry Regiment of the 42nd Hill. Mrs. Hayward B~ell, Long Mrs. Hilton Wolfe. Jr. and ritilrns, 1 ~ nd $8 for students. show . r.adlngs we!"P given by Proceeds fmm the SERVICt ·-· comment on 'the program, Infantry rRAfNROW \ Bottom . He received will ~o toward the F.astem m~mbers; they sang "He Seeds- Bird Seeds -Oyster Shells and Grit • ' of a new num eTous gift s fr.om Division will hold their an. trnifnnn Drtve, Pt>ople with ' Lives", with prayer by Mrs. , F.e rt.l lizers ·Lime· Cement & Mortar - Stock relati ves along with a nual rPuninn at the CarriaJ!e questions are asked to rail Veauger. Special for the; tradition . Salt • Water Softener · Remedies - Salt : * Onle>n Sets telephone . ra II from his TV & Aoeliance Inn , Jai l University Drive, N. The birthdays of . Mrs. NAMF.S OMITI'F.I> Mr Wilh•lm band diri'Cior m.eeting was "Spring Utters - Vaccine • Roofing • Paints - Red pare nt s, Don and Avi..; Gas _serv1ce at9trs--'1329 or ee7-IIIO'l, or Mra: Meadow" by Mrs. Kathleen W., Huntsville, Ala . 35005, Geor~ia . T homa, rhrstrr: , lTnintentionally not' named * •ulk & Packaged Garden Seed Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine • Jackson , who ere vacationing .July II thru July 14, 1979. · Scott. . Terri Thoma , R.utland; and in a plwtograph r1 top 'Thompson at ~384 . · R1cln1, Ohto . Sprays - Gates . L ..\110~, l>"" , · The love offerong was taken in Melilourne, Fla. Alfred Shahan, rolumbus. The 222nd Infantr y • Chftte.-, Ohio f!&rtlllzer I Wt're relebrdted Sunday with readers of the Middleport ·' · an~ 56 shutin visits were •> Regiment requests all for~ Pom ~roy a potlurk ·· dinner ·· ·and .. F.lemenlary Schoohn the r:eported. The May meeting mer veteran s of . the *Potato Planters ~ wi ll be a P.ltluck with each decorated rake at the Thnntlt \!:u~sd~~ ~entmel was Amy rrgimPnt , seekin~ . mt>mI1owef A $25 donation to thr 'Frary member to take a reading for home in Chester. , , f\pple an~· l'lj,l,sanne CasselL brrship and reunhm :. in* C:orn' Planters R . .,... .... Attending · were Mr. ~nd . I.bra H~ll, first Wilder, won Hein fund was made when the the program. Dessert rourse foronalion to contact: Rainy ,,~,.. ·. Mulberry Ave. Shop 992 -2115, Pomeroy Garden Seeders , I how 'llivision Veterans, 1979 Mrs. I .eo King and Jirand· a ho~k for her work in the l.11dles Auxiliary of the Rig was served to 11 members. I '·· . . · OPTOMnRIST · 1 Reunion · Committee, P. 0. daughter, Tina, Columbus: rlass of Mrs. Wendy Haler's llrnd Citizens Rand Radio OFFICE HOIJRs:-9 . 9:30 to 12,2 to. S I CLOSE 1 * Ames Garden Tools ·• -Rox 491 , Huntsville: Ala . Mr. and Mrs. F.arl Thom~t, Title I readin~ program: and Club met recently atthe hall . : 'I' AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I Aprill3, 1978 . 3.'R0d. . A bake sale was planned for · JJ!l!!!!!~~~!!!!!~~~~~!!!!~!!!!!~~~!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!~!!!!i!!"ft ·' Kelly and Suza_n; 1-fr. an~ 1,. Anna PlanL• was one of thr tST., POMEROY.' , I Ms, F.lle~ Bell, Din•clor ' *Lime . May 4 at Krogora begiMing • 99 Mill St. Mrs. Guy Thoma , Tern, •. top pup1'ls 1'n th• T1'tl• I ·. -~----~-~--------~-----· ' M!-i. Ruth Powers, Ass istant . d""-IRtld ' ' ' at 9 a.m. with the proret>ds to K('VIn an Hrt>ry I u an ' di . r ·Mr..!\ . . ' Middleport I .ibrary Pottlna Soli. Peat Moss, and William ThOma and nan- rea ng pro~ram o go to the senior citizens nutri178 S. Third Street · ny , 1A'utrt. · · Pauline Horton. tion program. Members will . Marble Chips Mldtlleport, Ohio 457RO attend the Point Pleasant rof! frr break on April 22. *Weed Killers ' ' I . Dear Ms. Bell and Ms. Powers: · Patrida C.apehart ll<'rved I Lawn ·Mowers & nllers . T~e Ohio Cnnunittee for Public PrQgrams in the .' F.ASTER VISITORS ·l't'frrshm•nts and the door ( Humanities is ~l eas ed: to announce the ~ward of a mini-grant Mrs. Mary Rates·, Karen prl•.r was · won Jiy I'Mh . . tJ" ·"':an pmount not to exeeed $1 ,000 for a project eQiitled "As INSPECTION PI.ANNF.n and llavid, South!(ate, Mlrh., Hy-.11 . ·•..l ,· ... J History Flows: A Short Tour on_the Historic ReautiFuiOhio" to The annual inspertion will . sp!'nt Easter weekend here .' comrite,nce on March 26_, 1979 and to ronrlude on Ju'ne 30 1979 ' with Mr. and Mrs. · F.ugene · be held at' a SJlt'da) meeting 399W., Main ·:-";. . · . Pomeroy I' as drscr.ibed iq ,proposal OPH-M78-256. Please read th~ en.• Smith. F.a•ter Sunday of Shade River Masonic 992-2164 i . dosed Regrant r.onlracl very <'!Ireful!]( ~o that you will unvisitors were Mr. and Mrs . RF.VIVAI. SJ.ATF.D I.od!(e 453, r.heslt•r, at 7:30 '.'The Store With . der!itand .all your qbHgutihns to us, an(I'r~turn one signed ropy ' Steve Smith, Mr. and Mrs. An "old-fashioned" revival p.m. Saturday. Work will be · to the Ohio.Program olfi ~:e. ' · ·: ,· Wallace Hatfield, Angie, Jlar. will begin Fridl!y night at the Kinds of Stuff" in the F.:A. Degree and · ,Sinre ~e· ~re' a pnblis~roiiram we believe it is important that bie, iinrl Wally, and Mr. and House of Prayer and Praise, refreshments will be served. Mrs. Ray Roush and til<' Pl!bhc.be·told of-our grant to your. organization. We would . :, / ' FOR PETS . STABLES . LARGE & SMAL Uberty Ave., Pomeroy, with ' All Masons are invited. .•''j.' . -~ · be pleased to ~ooperate ~th you' in any publirily effort and to Michelle. . MALS . LAWNS · GARDENS. •; services at 7:30 p.. There wiU thai end · ha.ve provided eJtplicit and detailed lnfonnation .' ·-, ·.•\ he different ·sin!(ers and regarrlin~ projeet .publicity' in the Handbook for Fuhded . -.1 ti speakers earh evenlnl(. 11lP Project Direefors .with !Vhirb yo!l arr now fully familiar. We , would appr~iafe' hrin!! ~oiili!ll of anr pnblir.ity that occurs. public is Invited. ~ . · _ ~e ·a re·nleo~.ed to have thr opportunity to work with yon. rf '' _·_ yon have any qut:st_ions flf r:ttt>rl o s ~i~t a nr~ in any way, plt>ase ,,' , nmtact our. st~ff m r.ol,imbus.- Yours tntiY., JeanS. Calhomi. ·· fll_(;lirrn an.' ... : :·.: ··: . ~ ·.. ·. · ~ ', . · ·. · ~ Dance class set 7,225 votrs. . 'bUtes TJester UMW contn $'1 00 •t . hurc . h fiund a· I . •• J •• .. . 'Doxology ' to appear Sunday Social Calendar · · 1 I Carpenter Apron . 1~ Silver annive,rsary ; -honored by children . J 16.95 .. Middkr Class holds . hayride Birthday. noted Announce birth BAUM TRUE VALUE MuruaiC\ The New International Version Bible, · double ·coll.lmn Seed and Milling ~liliJhiJ~ HEADQUARTERS I Band boosters host show editions. Concert workers.announced ;• Turns two • 'Birthdays ·celebrated .RIDENOUR'S. Library .r--:T.1r.ClfMPTlfri~lfo~ .....l .Letters . * ,....,. . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ 1t Donation rrJIJde . SUGAR RUN MILLS a * .. * MODERN SUPPLY APPEARING THJs WEEKEND AT THE PLACE" .. QUINTESSENCE •\ All 4. PIECE GROUP .. ' ~ > • ' . ,,.'. . ,•,·, .' :..::.:_; f .· '- '• ·I '• ' l ,_, /'::~: l .' ·,' Soria! Dancing will be of· fered In adult education at Rurkeye Hilla C.8reer ~eniPr, Rio Grande, st.artlng April24. Metal danre is thr sllldy of hllsir danre knowledge. F.mphasls will ht on fhe following area•: danre ateps, modem dllnre, folk danre, !!Quare danre,' and SO('ial linrluding thr walt7., cha-<·ha- , ·: ... ·, :1 i ,. ' . · · ,SAVE YOUR ·. I.e., NEHI. UPPER.lO, ... DiT Jnt'.l .DADS ROOf BEER !'t acmu Ws . fOil C.m ' ' ,, .orLa timely topic? · ,. 1980 MODEL NOW ON . DISPLAYI ~;,<' a l~ 1t t;:: 'I :•: OHIO POWER COMPAN\' ·· · · ·sMITH NELSO'N MOTOR, INC. :r;,~:~~~~~~~~·rh~·:~no~ a#lal ' lOnL 2 rba,foxtrot.rtr. l. Participants ,viill q~etl •ach 1\Jt>!;ddy evening from 741 p.m. for sevPn wer~~. R<'l!i!<tratlon will 11<' held at For mltlitional inft<rm•tlnn ('(lfttHd the Ad11ll EdowHtin ' "2·2174 POMEKVY, Q, .:f· :L·~5~90-·E~.~M~AIIIN-·--------..-.--------------..~-1 Offireat24~.~3.14. ' • 6 ' 1' ' . 1 !ii : null) be' ~r' illusi~a\ed, talks and .. fihn p·..• •entiitions availabhi :--i1hout charge to · · your; dub or organization . Just call our oft'icc. The number is !1!12-~7116. We L ': ! FRIDAY &. SATURDAY THE .MEIGS ·INN �I . 7- Th~ nrtily ~·nthwL Middll•pnrf·I'Ptll4'f'! l~ ' I) . F'rif l~,~ . .Arr ''0, 1!'7~ DICK TRACY MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. ELLIS & SONS .. John F. Full•· Mgr. Ph. 992-2101 :TRI NIT Y CHURCH ~ e v . W 1-i Pf'fl lt' po!. le>r Bo b Bucfl. . Sunrlny o;chool Sl,l pt C hurch Sr h oo l q 15 n>n worship ill"rvlf~ . 10·30 o .m , Cho•r r(lh eorso l Tuesday 7 30 ,, 111 unli e r drrer tion o f Alire N r n~P · I Po,\~EROY ..C HURCH- Of THE NA I AR FNE Co rner Unton ond Mu l berry Rev Clyde V HendPr• ~eon pn ~ t o r S u n d oy srhoo l Q 30 n 111 Gl('r,• Mc-Ci unq supt , m orn.· '11 9 wor -t,,p 10 30 am , c-vcmng ,...,r v•cl" 7 30 : m id-week ser v1 rF1 WPclnE>§rloy 7 30 p rn GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 176 E M01n St Po meroy The , fli· ~ .Rober t B G rn ves rt>ctor \undtty ser v•ce~ . 11 am mo rning rl nyer (Holy Cofl'!munton . ftr st Slmdny of each mont h ) nnd ser· mori Church r h urch school ond nu rsery tb re provide-d Coffee ~cu r in pari s h ho use followtng •he sN vtce . POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST , ? l ~ W Main StJohn MC'Arthur , pa stor , Bible sc hoo l. 9 30 am . mor nmg wors hip ·10 30 o m . Y("oulh meet ings 6 30 p m , even· '"9 worship . 7 30 Wedne!!doy ~· igh l prayer m eettng ond B1ble 51u dy 7·30 p . m rHE SAlVATION ARMY , 11 5 61 1t1 e rnut A ve ., Pomeroy En voy 01id Mrs . Roy W!nlnt off 1cE'rs 1n r horge S u nclo ~ holrne.~s mee tmg , 10 a m , Sunday Sc hoo l. 10 30 o.m Sunday sr hool leader YPSM Flo1se Adams 7·30 p m s ol11ol10n mr-eting . vario u s sppo~ers and mus1c spe< iol s. 1 hu r ~doy 10' om to '1 p m lodteS Ho me league oil women m11 ited 7 30 p m proy €l r meeti ng oncl Btble s tudy , Bob Estep, le ader Rev . Noe l He rmon t f'o~ h e• Po"'.""'' rloy '< r h(-.01 l!"l n '" SuNtoy wrt !'hir 11 n ,,.. !-••nrfoy t"vf'r•i r•n !>Nvl'rf' 7 r m ., Wf'~,_,,.,rioyfnm i ly Tr~ i u•o Hn11r 1 r rn Wt>rln rc.rloy WN~ hip c.rr vitr , 7 30 p '" · HAlFI COMMUNITY CHIIRCH N r nr ( flr'I C'I 8(1ffom , Ect!>rl Hnrt tf' l po c.lm Ronnkl Ou gon Sl• ndoy Sr ho('!l Sur t ClcwsP!' fN ol! nqr!\-. r vrn tng ~ f'rv tCP 7 30 Brhlf' s turly Wf"d ,P!odcy 7 ·30 p m yo•1th sPrv kP"' Friday , 7 30 p tn MIODlfPOfH- FREEWILl BAP• TiST Cor nN Ash a nd Plu m Nof'l He rrmnn pn~lor Snturcfny PVPil· ing sprvln> 7 30 p m . SuncfCiy Scho ol , 10JOa m MEIG S COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST C'HURCH RobPrt T. Bumgarner Director POMFROY CLUSTER R€' v Robert McGee Rf'v James Corbitt POMfROY Sunday School 9! 15 om Wo rsh •p sprvice- 10.:JO p m . Ch o1r rf'hPQ rsol , WPdnesddy , 7 p .m , Re11 R obNtMcG~e . pastor f~TERPRISE . Worshtp q om Chu rch School lOa rn • ROC!< SPRINGS Ckurch Schoo l 10 o m Wo rst-tip lO o m UMVF 6 30 p m FLATWOODS, Church School10 am Worship 11 o .m . · · MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER HEATH Church School 9'30 om Worship 10,30 a . m . UMYF 8 p m Robe rt Bumgarner , Pastor. RUTLAND Church School 9·30 am Wor!'ihi p 10 30 om Wtlbur Hilt , Pastor. SAlfM CENTER, Worsh1p 9 o ,m Church School9 -45 om . SVR.... CUSE CLUSTER Rev . Harvey Koch , Jr ~ORfST RUN Wonhp 9 ' o m Church School 10om. MINERSVILLE , Church School 9 om Worship lOom ASBURY CMurch School 9 50 a m Worship 11 om Sible Study 7· 30 p rn Thurscfov UMW fist Tut'sdoy , , SOUTHfRNClUSTfR Rev Dav1d Harris These Messages -Of Our Religious Heritage .' . Are Sponsored Each Week By ~e Following: Prescriptions 992-2955 7 ~0 r m pr oyrr mp~ t 1n9 7 30 p 1rt lhur srlo y Ml['l(11 EPOAT PFNTFCC'JST At Th1rri Avr thf( RPif W1II IMO Knlt - • This SundJJy 992-9921 Wo Fill Doctors• rn'" tor S1;nrloy c.r j,ool, 10 n m Att~ml T.he Church.' of Your Choice Locust & Middleport, Ohio &IDHSE · PHARMACY Churrh . Complete Automotive Service . Pomeroy ., ROSEBER_~y·s ONL.Y TO WEL.L. GeNTLeMEN, WE 1RE OFF THE AIR. AS A SPECIAC R&WARt> FOR ~~COII\tlol6 Or.JE OF 50•• 1/oV SOIJ l Me TO . ·A~~OW INTO OUR CUL.T OF .JOY! . O'VER.VTHIN6 DECI~IOIJS, FATHER., t!UT.. AR'E YOU 5UII:E THIS IS WISf~ DEOPEND5 ON MY AN5ec,; •• I HAVE A HAPPY SURPRISE W&LCOM& YOU FAR &E IT FROM Mfi TO QUESTION YOUR OF COURSE •• VO'RV !>OON NOWo YOU'Ll. BE' 601NIJ HOME! HOW WELL 'IOU LfA~N YOUR CULT LE;550N5-· AND HOW I.OYAL AN FOR YOU! ' ANISEL YOU BECOME! P. J. PAULEY, · :AGENT • PENNZOIL Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . 804W, Mtln Ph ..'49·91~ ~·2311 Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET Tho Store WlthAHNrl R1cine • 949·2626 BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP· TIS T CHAP EL , Route 1, Shade Postor Bobby Elkm s Sunday ;,c hool 5 p .m · Sunday worshtp 5 45 p m,, W~dnesdoy praye r ser· vic (> 7 30 p. m . POME ROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST , 700 W Mo1n St , Jerry .' Pa ul, rnin1sfer . phone 99'1 7666 Co r-servot iv e . non-tnstrumentol ; S11 ndcy worsh1p 10 om.: B1bleEatlnor st ud y. 11 o '!" . worship 6 p m t:arrv Out Wpdnesdoy Bible s tudy , 7 p .fl"' , 126 E. Main OL D DE XTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Rolph Smrth , Re11 . Stev~nWilson pa stor Sun day sc hoo l, q 30 o .m ., Flo rence Smit~ pomeroy Mr s Worley Francis, 5uperinten· Htlto n Wolfe ' . Spring . I s a season of warm sunshine, fielqs of flowers. Wednesd8y d() nt Preo ching ser11ices ftr sf & BFTHANY (Dorcas ). Worship <' hngenng tw1hght ahd gerlle breezes. Spring is tender and Acts th1 rcl Sundays follow1ng Sunday 9.00 am Church School 10 00 Sc hool a m. 10:34·48 romantic. It is a wonderful time to be alive. . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, · CARMEl. Chruch School 9 30 o m Worshtp 10 30 o m '1nd and Thursday P rc;ooch! t'lg 9:30 o .m fi rs! and se 216 S.. second .This delightful season draws us like a magnet to the rand Sundav s of l"och mo nth 4th Sundays. , Pomeroy Acts 214 E. Main magrc world of the ~reat outdoors. Flowers begin to bloom t h1 n:! ond fourth Su ndays eocfl · APPLE GROVE , Sunday School 992-3325 17' 1-15 m.sno Pomeroy month worship serv ice ot 7 30 9:30 om Worship 7:30 p m . 1st in all their radiance, and birds sing once more. There's an p m . Wednes day E'venmgs at and 3rd Sundovs Prayer meeting F;rlday assurance rn the air itself of fresh, new hope. 7 30 Prayer and 81 ble- Studv Wednt~sdoy 7·3() ,p m , Fellowship A cts SEV ENTH -DAY ADVENTIST , sUpper ftrst Sofurdoy 6 p .m . UMW 26:1·2J MlJ iberry Heights Rood , Pom e roy '1nd Tuesday 7 ·30 p m · . Spnng is also a time when we're more receptive to Poste r Albert Otttes Sabbath EAST lETART , Chruch School 9 ' ., Saturday thoughts of the eternal mystery of life. It's a special time to New Holl""d Sc flon l Supe-rtnlendent , Ritn a .m . Worship serv!ce 10 o . m Romans marvel at God's supreme plan for each of us and for all of Wh, tE' Snbba th School_ Saturday Prayer · ·meettng 7 :30 p m 3 1·31 461 5. Tn!rtt . MiddlePOrt a l le rnoon of 7 :00. W!lh Worshtp Wednesday UMW second l ues· l:fis creation : · Se rii!CE.' Iollow!nga t 3 15 doy7 · 30p m RUTlAND FIRST BAPTIST RACINE WESLEYAN Sunday This . week discover a new sense of wonder of the · C HUR CH Sister Harriett school 10om ,: worshtp 11 o .m Att~nd Warner Su pt . Sunday School Choir practice. Ttl ursdoy . 8 p m divine power that sends us a bright, new spring year after ~s, q 3.0 am . mornmg Won htp lfTART FALLS Worship ser year ... in church . . 'I ' 10·45 a m · vice 9 o .m Church School 10 a .m . THF HilAND CH,AP[t. George MORNING STAR, Worship 9 :30 . .· Ca sto pa sto r Sunday School, am .· Churd'l School 10 30 om · G~yngh! 1979 Keister Adverllsony Serv•ce Str.a sburg. Virgtnta q _3Q om ; t>ventn g worship 7·30 . Mid-Weelc Service- We-dnesday S Sqjplures selected by Tne American ~e Society Th ursday eve ni'ng prayer servicE' p .m . MORSE CHAPH Chur.ch Schon I 7 30 p m POME ROY FIRST BAPTIST , ~ 30 o m. Wors hi p II o m 0 011id Mann mintster Will tom PORTlAND. Church School q·30 Woison Sunday sc hoo l supt Sun· · a .m . Wnrship 11om doy schoo l, ~ 30 o m , m orning SUTTON, Church Set-tool 9 30 w o rs~ip 10·30 a .m o m Worship 1st ond 3rd Sunday!! OrocorlosFIRST SOUT HERN BAPTIST 787 10 30 o m Genor•l Mtrch•ndlso Mu lb frry A ... eo P&._meroy Paul NO!tTHfAST C'LUSTER R•clnt 949-2550 Silver. Pa sto r , WoOdrow T. Zwil. flev RichardW Thomas rng Sundny Sc~ool superinten Duane Syden!'itrlcker . Sr dPn l Sunday s chool 9;30 om · Jo hn W Douglas m o rn ing wor ship. 10 30 evening Charles Oomlgon worship 7 00 p m. Midweel.: JOPPA , WorsM1p 9 ·00 om .' prayer ser11 tcc . 'l :OO p m fhur'c h SchoollO·OO om Proft11ional Service, . MIOWA Y COMMUNITY CENTER ("HFSTFR , Wor~hip CJ o .m ., Aeri•~Scllools· ua Locust oe,. ter Rd long svt lle . Oht o , Re>~ Church School IO o m Chotr Middleport· Wecldlngs Cl yd(' Ffmelt , Pastor. Sunday Rehearsal 7 P.m . Wednesday 81· 992-JOU· '• Pomeroy,O. Chester 915-4155 St hoo l 11 o .m Saturday ble~tudyWedne!doys730pm MlddleJIOrl W. r.u e nrhtng se r111CCS 7 .30 p m · lONG BOTTOM Sundoy School Wednesday evening Bible study of 9 30om Eve nl ng WOJShip at o t 1 30 p ~ · 7.30 p.m Thursday Bible Study ' FAITH TA BERNACLE CHURCH 7•30 p m 8 Ciil e y Run . RO'ad R~v Emmett REEDSVILLE · Sunday Schopl9 30 Row~on , pastor Handl ey Dun n o m Morn tng Worship 10·30 o .m C'h.o+rmon of tl-1e Boord of Chris· doy school . 10 30 a m., wo rsh! p srhool q 3o o m , RCl lph Carl MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Preach ing se rv1ces every Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST . On ttie supt Sundt'ly s choo l 10 a . m Su,., fll'f'ntng Wor!!hp 7 30 p m Bible tion Life Svm;foy SchoO!. 9 <JO 7 30 p.m Bible Study , Wedf'\e S· supE> nnt e nde nt even ing wors htp Dudd 1ng l one , Mason, ' W Vo alternating with C. E. Wednesday Route 7 bypass ·Jome~ E. Kee se e cloy e~en1ng servt{e 7 ·30 B1ble StudyWedne!doysot7 30p.rn . a r'fl .~ morning worship , 10:30: doy ...._J 30 p m . So turdoy night 7 30 p m Proy E' r me c llng Ches ter Tennonl . Pas tor Sunday prayer meeting 7 30 p .m . Rev . po!'itor Sunday school m . 100 tl" of hing, 7 30 p m Thur 5day ' :.ALFRfD , Sunday SchOol ot ~ : 45 Sunday evening warsh ip , 7:30 prayer service, 7 30 p m Wc cfnc sdoy 7 30 p m Sc hool 9 ~S om .. Chi ldren's James leach pastor . Do11id ' morning worship , o . m even· 11 DYEsv lllE COMMUNITY om . Mo•n•ng .WO<shopat11om . pm . P<oye< rneeto'ng Wedne'•· • HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN tONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Ch <ch6 · 45pm Y oungPco~lc's Holt"< layleade< · u ,... . · !ngser ... lce , 7 . CHU RCH , Roger C Turner , poster Wedne sday Night P<oye< doy , 7 •a p m Roger WotsO"n. pastor Ketmeth Br11ce Sln ith pas tor Wallace S"< ce 6·45 p m Evonge lst·c JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1 m'le TR N • · ... .... Il l . I ' I I lTV c .. nsttan Assemb ly '5 unddy sc hoo l 9·30 o. m Sunday Mee)ing , 7 30 p m. RACINE FI~ST BAPTIST, Don l • Byer. Sundoy , uhonl su p! Mor n· Da mewood Sup t B1ble Schoo l Ser11!ce 7 30, p rn Women's Mis · enst of Rutland , junction of Route Cnol ... ille . Gilbert SpencM. mo<nlng wo<shl p' . tO 30 Su ndnv1 ST p•ut (Tuppe<s Plotns) · Wo l'·e•. Posta<, Ronnie Solse• lng worship , 9 30 a rn ·, Sun· q 30 om P<eoc'h•ng se rv•'ce. · so'ono•y Councol tOo m lo' <st and 1"< and Nobl e Summ•t Rood (T S d h 1 _ ,.. " • t1. • pastor un o~ sc oo . 9·30 om ; O v"nlng service , 7 30 Su n'doy <choo l "00 o .m Ma•n•ng Sunday - hoof supt.·. Sun' cloy doyschoo l, 10:30 o .m : e venrng 10 45 {I m No even1 ng ser11ice tho<d Tuesdays P<oye< end B'oble' 174) Sunday Bible lectu<e n7 nn 1 ~., 7 ;o-. • • • JV mo rn mg won P.· 11 o m Sunday Mloo l EPO. T CHURCH OF Wo<o" 'op ot t O·OO om Mo-•oy sc"-1 9"" om , mQ<no' ng wo<· ser ... tce. 7·.30 Wedne sday Brble HYS,l l RUN FREE METHODIST Stud Wednesday 7 30p m o ! Wotchto we• otudy 10 nn · · n...... "" Y · · , · ....., evenmg serv•ce , 7 ·30 p.m .: CH.tsr IN• CHRISTIAN UNION . Nlg"tnBo'bl e Stody7. 30 p .m . ,.... sho'p 10 40 om Suncloy ev"nlng' Study , 7:30p.m CHURCH Rev Herber t At ling. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST om • Tu esday Bo'ble study 7 and d k ro ~ • •, , , mr wee pray er se rvice Wedne-slqwrence Monley pastor ' Mrs . SOUTH BETHEl (Sdver Ridge) : wonhir. · 7:30: Wednesday even MT UNION BAPTIST , Joe pas tor Raymond Keesee Sunctoy IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Re v 8:15 p m .; Thursday. theocratiC day 30p .m . 7 • ••ell Yo ung , Sunday School Sunday School 9.00 am Mo<nong 'ong Bob e study . 7,30 Sayre. Sunday schoo l super in ten SrhClol Supenn len de nl Mornt ng Wo' ll oom Campbell paste< Sunday lc ha ol 7·30 p m se<vo'ce MOUNT 01 1ve Commun1ty • • , , " r.< 51Jpt. Sunday Sc hoo l 9:30 om . Wast-lip 10 QO a m Wednesday Bi· DANVILLE WESlEY N RPv R de-nt Sunday schoo l, 9.A5 a m service , 10 30 a m . Sunday even· Srhoo l 9 ·30 a m . James Hug hes , meeting , 8 30 p .m . .. Church, lawrence- Bush. poster: Evbn)ng ""!orsh1 p, 7 30. Wednes ble Study , 7 30 p m. , D. Browp , pastor . Su doy School , evening warshi p, 1 30 P fl"' i ~g oncl Th ur sday evening SN ~;u pt , e ven1ng se rvice, 7 30 p m RUTLAND , FREEWill BAPTIST Bettie Pigott. Sunday school supt doy proy~r r:neetmg 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS , Worsh'lp 9 9!30 am , morn ing worsh!p Prayer meeting , 7 3P P m 'o'Kes of 7 30 p m . Wednesday even ing proyer '. Church Leland Hqley , pastor Sunday School a nd mo rning wo r· MT .MORI •HCHliRCHOFGOD •. o .rn Chu<chSch-IIOo.rn ' 10·. 45 ·. youth · ~e<voce, 6·45 p m , Wednesday FRFFDOM GOSPH MISSION ot mee to·ng 7·30 p m Youth p<oye< Sondoy school 10om · evening h 9JO do ,. . _ """ f ' · · ·· s tp, : a .m 5un y e11ening Ro(l ne • -~e ... . W. H. Lykins , ' KENO Ct1URCH·OF CHRIST. "ser· evttnlng worship 7 30 p m , . TUPPFRS PAINS CHRISTIAN Bol d Kn ob Rev low re nee servk e e flch Tues day se rvice . 7. 1 ~0 p m .w Pr~yer service, 7 p m , Youth meeting p6s for, ~ornlng wor5~1p . ,9'· 45 ..,.)fi ces E'OCh Sunday 9 30 om. proycff 011d proise Wednesdoy 1 , CHU~RCH . . Ronpy Koe hler , po ster, GluesPncnmp Sr . pas to r, Roge r FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH meeting , We-dnesdoy ,' 7 30p.m , .ond Bible study, Wednesday. •. 7 • o . J'Ij .l $ul'lday· sf.' hoot 10 45 am .. · C eorge Plct<ens , pO$for with 7 30 p.m · · · · D~nnis Newlanji, ~undoy sc hool Wdlf o rrf . Sr Sunday o:c hao l supt Letmt , W , Va ., Rt .' 1, Rev . Charles CHURCH OF GOD of PrOphecy . p .m PVehij,g Worship , 7 Tuesdoy 7.:!0 preoch!n9 on first and third Sun· Sit VER RUN FREf BAPTIST Re\1 superi_ntend~nt. Sunday Scho n!, Sunrioy schonl 9 30 o E>v<>n ,ng Horgrov('S pastor Worsh!p ser· loco ted on the 0 . J . White Rood • FAITH BAPTIST Church , Mason , p. m .. ·· lodt e's prayer . rT)eeting : day of month Oliv~r S~ain , Sup! Morvin Markin , pastor: Steve Lit· , .CJ ;45 o.m .: Evenrng worsh1p 7 30 wnr s hlp , '7 30 p m Prayer vices 9 ·30 om Sunday ·schoo! , off h~ghwoy 160, Sunday School mee' nt United Steel Workers Wednesday 7 · 30 p.m Yf»E · ' HOBSON CHRISTIAN U}'oliON, tie Sundoy school supl .' Su'ncfay p .m , praye-r meeti ng , 7 30 P m m(Je ttn g Wqcf ne!>day 7 30 p .m 11 0 m : eve ning worship 7 .30 10 ..a .m . Supenntendent John Union Hall , Railroad Street MlDOlfPORT FIRST BAPTIST, Rev . Keith Ebl-ir. pastor; Suncfoy school , 10 o .m morning wor Wednesday You th mac tmg, Sunday 5 30 p m p m Tu esday cottage prayer Loveday. First Wednesday night Mason , Pastor. Rev . Joy Mitchell : Co' n.'sl'th "ndPolme• . theRe-v • School. 9· 30 o. m ..· l•"no<d sho'p . 1.1 o .m Sunday eveno'ng lETART FALLS UNITf. D ' wo thD on ondMorlhoMe nd ows 'on on <" to' ng and 8•ble study nnn 'olmonthCPMAse<vlces ' second M 1 h _ ~ " " , , .,. :~ · orn ng wars ip 9· -15· o . m Sun- • i Mo rk McC lung Sunday school. G+lmore first elder: eve-ning ser· worship, 7 30. Preyer mpeting BRET"'REN Rev. Fr ee lan d Norm rho rg o om Worship servtce Wednes · Wednesdar WMB meeting , third doy Sct!ool 10 30 o.m . Preyer 9 15 n m : Don Wtlsqn vice , 7 30 p m We-dnesday prayer and Bible study, Thursdby, 7·30 ·PD!'ilor 1 Floyd No rm . su p! Su nday WHITE'S CHAPE.l , Coo lv! ll e RD . rfay 7 30p m . . · tfl rough ifth youth service meeting Wednesday , . p.m , 7 30 st•pe n ntl!'ndent Locy Borton. meeting 7·00 p m p m: yoyth service , 6 p .m . Sun' school. 9 30 o .m . morning se r ~ev Roy Deeter pastor Sund~y . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , now George Croyle, pastor . FORE,ST .RUN BAPTIST _ ReV, 1 os sl su pt . Moroing Worship ,· BEARWAUOW RIDGE CHURCH day · ' man , 10:30 a .m.: Prayer SPfii!CI':'. srhno l9 30 o m · worsh1p service , lor oted on Pomeroy Pike , County HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL . 570 Nyle Borden , poster Corneliul 10. 1S om . B•ble srudy , 10 30 o .m OF CHRIST , Ouone Wo<den ~HESTER CHURCH 'OF GOD, Wednesday . 7•30 P m 10 30om 81b le study e nd p<oye< Rood 25 n"a< Flatwoods Rev · G<ont St Moddlepo<t· Rev Don B h · d · , .. . • , unc . superente-n e-nt. Sunday nt rhurch · Youth meeting , 7:30 ministe-r Dible doSf , 9 ·30 am , Rell' Donny R Cook, pq\1or. Sur.~ . CHESTER CHURCH OF THf ~ PrvirP . V'f'dMsdoy , 7·JO p m Block wood pnstor Ser11 ice-s on . Blnke po!'ilo~. Sunday school. sc hool , 9 30 o .m ., second · ond p 111 Wednesday . Wednesday morn ing worship 10 30 a · m ,; day school , 9:30 a:l"' : wor~ hlp tJAlA~ENE , Rev Herbert Grote · RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRI ST. Sunday at 10:10 a .m and 7 :30 9:30 a .m .: morning worship fourth Sundays worshi p service Ot nig ht Bibl e study ond prayer ser· e ... en rng worsh!p . 6 .30 p m . ser.vtce. II a .m .: eiJen!ng ser'o'lct , pastor. WOrsh ip se:rvice, 11 o .m ·lorry Cn lw1on pn 5tor. Hero p.m with Sunday sc fl aol. 9 :30 10 30 o m .: e11ening worshtp . 7 7·30p m • v o<" 7 30 p. rn Wednesday Bible study, 6 30 p m 7 00 , youth service, Wedno•day ond 7·30 P m Sunday School 9 ·30 fl liolt . Sundoy -.chool su pt Sun· n m Bo'ble ·study Wednes•oy p m · w-•nesdoy evonlnn Bible ' MT MORIAH BAPTIST ...· .,. · s tudy ·· ond . ""'prayer meetiog.~? • p. m . and Mnln · - Fourth CHURCH OF CHRIST. M1d· f'iEW STIVERS VILLE COMMU"!I· 7~00 p.m ·• · am Charles Bissell. su pt Prayer doy school , 9 30 C1 m . morni ng 7 ·30 p m St , Middleport . Rev . · dleporf, Sth and Mai n George TV Church , Sunday School ser· l A: NG SVIU E CHRIST I AN m~eting , Wednesday , 7.30'p . m wrrsh•r a nd comu n'iof'l<, 10:30 I NO E P ENO ENT HOliNESS Affiliated with · Southern 8oPnst -calvin Minnis , pastor. Mrs Elvin 1• G lote , mini ster, Mike Gerlach , ... Ice . .~: 45 a .m .: Worshrp servicP.. CHURCH . ftobert Musser, posldr. LAUREL CliFF FREf METHODIST n m . Su ndny e ve n1n'g se rvire , 7 CHURCH , INC . 'Peorl St Mid· Convention . ' · Bumgardner . s'upt S~nday , • supermtendent . Terry Yankey , 10-:m. Evongehsllc s~rv!ce , 7 30 Suridoy school. 9·30 a . m. ~ f\oy CHURCH . Rev Floyd F. Shoo ~ IHJ TL AND C 0 MM UN I TV dl eport Rev . I Q:Oell Monle~ . BRADFORD CHURCH OF school. 9:30 am : wor!ifllp ser · :· yout h min1sler Bibl~ sc hool q,30 p rn Wednesday , Prayer Sigmqn, supt morning worship ,1 pos'tar, Lloyd Wr!ght , Sundoy CHURCH , Amos Tilli s , pastor • pastor; Sonny Hudson Sunday CHRIST. Eugene UndeFwaod , >Jice, 10·45 a .m . p .m .; morning worship . 10 30 m'e ('ting , 7:30. 10:30: Sunday evening · service, Schonl Supt . Mo rnirg. Wa r ship DQ nny Tilli s, Sunday Srhnol Supt. \ sfhoaJ supt $und0y s'tflool, ,9 :30 pastor , Harry Hendricks , NORTH BETHEL Unlted · 1 Cl ."' e11enl'lg wor,hlp , 1'.:10, ZION On.JRCH OF CHRIST : 7 30: mid· week $ervire Weclnes · 9 :30 om ,; Sunday Schoo l 10·20 Sunday S'thOOJ 9 30 o .m . wor· om eyenmg worship. 7·30 p m . superintendent. SundoV, , I,~H~! . Methodist Churcl:l. ReV. Charles proy~r ser'llice , 7 p 'm . Wednes· Po,Y,PrOy · Horri!lonvillf" Rd · day. 1 p m ' ' 0 m ; Wei'lne~doy Prayer Of.'ld B! shtp ~f"rvirif' . 11 a m , Sunday Pr,~~er ond prals~ servlc& , ,/1'30 o m ;' mornln'g wo"t,hip, . Domigon. pastor, Sundov School / , . · cloy ' · Ro be rt Purt e ll. pastor Bill · SYRACUSf CHURCH OF , THE ble Study 7 30 p m , Sunday even· e\1Pn1ng service, 7 p m . .Preyer W,f!;:fhe sday , 7·30 p m , h. _,. 10 30 om: e11enlng w~nhtp, 7 9:30 o .m , Worship ServicG . 1. 45 '4 1 MIDDLE POIH CHURCH OF THf Mcf lroy , Sunday sc floo l supt , Sun· NAZARfNF , Rev. Oal• , Boss , ing worship 7 :30 P m : (he ir Proc· mp~tlng , Wednlf'srloy l' ' p.rn . · RUT~:AND APOSJOltC CHURCH p m . Wednesday ~~~ • • study, 7 ~ 0 m .: Sunday Bible StudY 10:0.0 NAZARE NE . M'ev. Jim Broome day ~chOol . 9 30 om .. morning po stor r Bob Mpore . , Sundoy tice Thursday , 7 p m . WMP~ ffocho broodrast . Sundny OF ,~JESUS C~RIST ; Elder ·'James p.m. , , p rn , Wednesday · • ~·ro7,. ttr ~ poslor Bill Wh1te . •Sunday school wor!i ti tp and communion . 10 30 Schoof supf : Sundny schnol, 9 30 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST mornmg ~ · 45 M!ller . Btble study:.' Wedrtesda-;. JUBILEE CH~I~TIAN CENTER meeting 7·30 p m ,. V. su pt . Sunday school. Q·JO o. m : o ,., Sundoy · 'fVorshlp sef'vic~ , 7 n m . morning wor!lhip , tO:.e5 ChCirle~ Russell Sr'. minl!ltP.r RUHANO CHURCH OF THE 7·30 p m .;.Sundoy School ,)O 0 m . • George's ·cr~ek' Rq0d . Rev C. J . HOUSE · OF; PRAYER AND morning worShip , 1'0 30 o m . p.m . Wf'dnt>sdor. e11ening prayer a . m ., e11angellstic service, 7 p.m .' Rick Macomber , "'up I Sundoy NAZ.AR~NE , Rev.. lloyd D. Or+mm ~ u ndoy night servlte, 7:30 p, m . • lerTJiey,. p01\dr;. Jphn ;~!lure•, PRAISE , liberty Ave., post' Burger Su nrfoy ellon,gelistic meeting , mt>f>flng otid Bib e study. 7 p' m . Wedn'e-sdoy servl(es • prayer sctloo l, 9 ::30 o m , worship s~r · Jr po f:l o r. Sunday sc hoo l, 9 30 PO MER 0 Y WE Sl F V ·A N superintendent, C~rch school. Chef , PomerpY. Eugene An,poh , ~~ 1 7 00 ·P m · ProY.er , meiHl.,g. ' ST JOHN tUTHfRAN CHURCH, a nd praise.• 7 p.m .: Naroren~ yiCf' . 10:30 0 m B1hl(' Sturty .' T\Je!> · Cl m .· wor sh1p 5P rvicl! 10 30 o rJ.l . HOUNESS Horrl!'ion ... nte Rd'od: 9:30 o.m.: morntng wo"hlp , pastor. Sunday school, m. ; , , 10 0 W Pd e s d'oy : • . ,7,' . .'p ,m . pine Grov"" . The f:lev WilliCII]l - youth 7 . p .m . Do lly prayl!r . day . 7:30 P m ; Br0Clrlta'(> lliv(! ca ... er WMPO , young De-..... ey, K1ng . pastor , Edison 10 30: f'>J.e nlng service , 7 p m mornmg wo"hip , 1 1 o .i'n , Even<:" , u N,IT F Q ~ IU 5 B V TF RIA N' MiddiPsWo rt_t1 , fosJor . Church . mefl'tlng , 8:30 a .m . MP.n'a 'praye r RF(l~G,ANIZED CHURCH ' OF r'"' n r l ~• ~ se rvlr e . . 7 r m . WPClver assistontl l'lenry 'EbJin , Youth mee.tlng Sunday, 6 p.m . 81· lng worshp , Sunday , Tuesday bnd MINISTRY· OF. M'EIGs· ·COUNTY , se.rvlith 9;30 o .m: Sunday S<:hool ·meeling. Saturday. 7 p .m . JESUS CHRIST OF lA TTfR DAY f vo,.,gf' llstir s'ti,rvtr~ .' 7 :30 'p .m . Jr . .''Sunday school supt.", Sundav ble study 1n depth , Wednesday . 7 Frldo'y , ?·30 p .m . ~ Dwlg./:tJ L zol{'it 7 ' ·~iuicto( >· · · ' .' '10 30 0 .ni · . ,-, ·· . ~o- fO~N 1 UNITEp BRFTt-IRFN IN S.AI~TS , Pdrtl ond RO<'IM Rood Wl"rlnc-~dC!y ~N~,tc r 7 30 p m ~r hCiol , q:30 om :: morning wor- p m . Clones tor all ages ., BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAP· k ). . R·A·. , ·.s~ .6 . t.t'.Y.~ ( .i :t·: E' / ; 8P.A;b8'i:JA'V ' · CHURCH . · ciF ' .. 'rH~tS'T/.Efden •R · Bloke, poster · Wilho_m · ~qu· s~. pos te r , Phyllis FIRST SOUTHERN BAP1]ST , Cor lih ip , 11 o m . $undov .e~enlng ser· 1~ursery ~rovtded'for Worship,_!er· TIST ' CHURCH, Route 1, Shade. '• : . . PR.6'Si!yJEf'IAN . •. R'W', .. E'rfie\'t . CH,PJST.'Mr . DonorrtRal(.y, p~lstqr.. S'un~y .· Schocil 10 D.m Robert Stobart $u'!rfoy Sc,hool Supt S~m· n@r ol Sf'r nncf ond Andp rson vice 7·30 pro)'l!r me-ehng , Thurs. v•ce Pastor Don Black Affiliated with ,. · Stri("'liJ1 pos~ci~ .· ·Su;,doy.' Cl1urC6 ·'&\mciof ·Srhqol Cf:30 o .m wor- · Reed; 'llupt .: 'M orning sermon., 11 OOy s;hool '1.:10 n m.-: Mon,rng Mj:~!.<ln . Pos tn r- Fra n!.. l nw th er doy, ?,30p ,m· ST. PAUl lUTHERAN CHU~CH. Southern Baptist Convention .; ~tho61.' _'9 ·30 ;o ~ :. : Mr~ · ~Ome~· 's,hi)1' ~P;vl c' l 1~;ID. Q,ny, Su~J&Y · 0 m•.; ~Undoy night ser'o'tct'!S Chri~ · Wors~tp · 10 30 o .m .: Sunday , Sund~y school 9 ·45 o m wor · SYRA('ttSF FIRST CHURCH OF Corner of Sycamore .and Second SJJndoy school, 1.30 p.m . : SundaY ·. ·t.t'e .' 5Vp.f, .. rnorpirig' . ,wQ(ship~ ·· s~rvlc,ei. · 1. .. P.. ~·! V~th ' .gr.qu~ ti':ln ·. fn~OII'or 7 30 p ~ .: Song rvPntng ~erllicc 7 p ,m W~dn(>S ~htp-. ~t'!rv ! r~;~ , 11 n .m and 7 30 GOD Not Pent~costol .• Re11 Sts Pomeroy The Rev William worship , 2 :30 p,m . Thursd.o . 10 ¥((-dhrstf-cy.. 7 P·l'll,. .1.' •• •, : : •.. · .s.-rv1te 8 p .rn .. PreocHr ng 8·30 tkJy eve ntng prayer serVic P.s 7 30 p ,m1 W£<e ldy B•bl & S~udy , f·~orge q11er . pastor Worshtp , Middleoswo rlrl' Pastor Sunday e>Jenlng Bible siudy , 1 p m , Y " MitiOtEP0RT' .Silr)doy .sc)i6Ql; ·, ANiriQUITV &,;PTIST ,'-ReV. Eorl · p "" · MlrfwPek Prover mP.eting P"" , W~ctne~dny , 1:10 Pm H'rvire S1mdoy . 9 -15 o fT'I ., Sun· S<"hool at 9.45 a .m . end Church PENTfCOSTAL ASSEMBly ·, 9 >30'a.m ;·Rrrt"t'~(dVo,u9JlC1n , SIJpf • ' shulPr . .p'Q~tor.• . S~~oy srhool Wednt!'Sdoy . 7 p .m.: Roy Adom ~ BFTHifHfM 8APTIST1 Rev £orl .MASON CHURCH OF (. H~ If;T o:foy sc hoo l.., ll o .m .: wor~hlp Se!- Se-rvices 11 a .m . Rncin8. RoU't• 174 . Wilho~ M ' In, . h ' · 10 30 · ' 9 30 . m C~urrh servkP 1 p m loy lf'oder Shulrr · r(lstor Wor~hip srrv!r r' MIIIN St. Mn , n n W. Vo A111kf' ykt' _7 :30,. p m Thur!H~'t' ~royer SACRfO HEART , Rev. Father Hoboc~ , P9ttor.t Sunday _IchoQl, ~~~R"~~~~ :.fornln 9 worsh~P·. q ~ul~ .m~eling 6 p. m .Tu~~da~ aj\ . CHIJ,C:H OF JfSIIS CHRIST q ;:Ill om Sundo.,. 5r hobl, 10,30 Mi( !.. r~stnr St~nrl('~· .,,hi<> Sturly mC'PI~ng . 7 :30pm . . • , ' Pol I 0 Welton , pastor Phone 10om .; Sunday e-vening seN leo ' .J ' L I 10 0 m M. ••• , 7 J' .m ' . (N(1ff'd at Rutlnrtd (ln N('W lrmo (1m RlbiPd Sturly onrl rrnyN <;Pr 1(\ 0 ,,.. Wor•o.. h•r 11 n" Ill "and 7 MT HfRMON Unlted · Brethren 991-1825. SnturrlOy evenlnn o , m , SUnllOY SCIIOO . r b f' 's t U(ly ' ,• 1. • Th 7 "0" 8 '"1 • 1'1 7 • 'Moss , 6:an ~ p.m. Wednoodo'y ••nlng •••.· 1" " :<lillY S H 11 . , '• PACINf CHUPCH OF ' Tl-lf Rnod tle~tl tofnff"!lfAtroPon-: VICP. urs 0 Y ·1 ~ · ·'" · pn• " ""'· ul"' l' Cluor( h Su p dny~ckf>C'II9: 30o . m . 730: SundoyMosl! , 8ond10o.m .; vice 7 _ '' o;J:t;N~ c~UJR(H O F COD . NA7 A.PFNF. PPv. John A. Ce~ff • Rev floy R'ou ~l!. r~stor ' RohPrt ARI ETON ("1-tUPI"H l<it•!)!il'Uty r !1' ~J Vocoln'li~ IC Wor~hip service 10145 a.m . ConFeuioc . Saturday , 7·7 i30 p .m . '. Rn"rl \.nrv ~'•no ro .. tnr ~r, nrlr·y 'M ~ _ sto' S''n mon , ro~t,.r . Frnnklin lmbNif'n _ Muupr . Su.r,cfoy,_!\(hl"lllsupt Still Rev Bobhy Porfpr Po DOUG'S MARINE SALES & '. LITTLE ORPHAN· ANNIE-GET THE DRIPT! BOT THERE'S ~IDE CltRREN15, TOQ ... I FIGGER YOU MUS'I BE FISHt"• IN IH' G01TAKNOW THEY WORK .. WRONG PLACES"· I Gl'v'E ME A ., lnsuraiiU . VIRGIL lEAFORD SR. Services Fulton·Thompson_ Tractor Sales, Inc. • ... an' Pert don't l put Here we sit! Scrubbed, ivao;hed, pacloled an' fead4 have the decenc14 on m!-1 for a proper eviction ... to show! _...'- -1 bes' thin's! .· ! An" t racllt up the qo .inside? clean floors? Certainl4 not! Can we Dcin ThomDSOn Ford, Inc. m.2"' The Church of Your Otoice . This Sunday • . Cable TV •• ' .Y.fAID CROSS SO~S STORE . Auend The Church l ., Inc. . WINNIE Of Your Choice • &ILLY, YOIJ CANT LEAVC NOW I MOM NEEDS. U5 MOI<E iHAN EVER! Thi$ Sunday THE DAILY SENTINEL MARK VSTORE Middleport · Attend The Church of Your Choice This Sunday · WE STIL.L HA~ OH, I KNOW rr•S NOT EASY 10 <1A5 SHE EVER LET US DOWN UNDERSTAND WHY MOM'i> ACTlNG 11-iE. WAY SHE 1& ••• e'oEFORE? 13LIT WHAT EVER HAPPENED'!O THE WORD OH1,YOU'LL IIIA5 iHINKING' OF iHE .()!:1.]!4.EY'RE VVVK t H A I.DT MORE1HAN 1HAT! A FEW MORE TE5T5 ro· RUJ::I.1.euT YOU CAN t;eC "YUUR HUSBAND J.OI'E 'THEM I 1WfNfl... OUR 7WIN,! I. J.IKIF: iHE IDEA OF AAVtNe A REAPY· f'NlDE FAMI~Y/ NOW,MRf;. WRIOHT. 131LL. YOU ReALLY WILL! ~EY'RE5UCH . BOOOKIDf;J 11 TRUST'1? ·'' . ''R!/\SONS / ·.ao·:. ,"· .. . . ; . . .·, . ." · r, c Bad play blows 'slam game Sc:.HOOL:' YoiJ'v! PUT, '' .Ju$T IN t:.A$f= I GHf:~ L.ADD • Q2 ti:AST WEST • 76 2 +U • K J75 • 8 6 53 • 83 soum +KQJLOII .a. 'm OOIJ'T HA~ W{ ~.""'' IT~ tAK • 6 42 Vulnerable: North.SOuth Dealer: South South West L+ Pa.. Pasa Pass Pass 3+ PaS! H Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: t J .. . ' THAT OC BROKE ARM FIXED ON MY ROCKY : CHAIR, DON'T TELl · ME SNUFFV DONF. IT!! really · trumps and led a club toward dummy. West played the seven and East started an echo with the eight. Back Lo his hand with a second diamond and a secpnd club lead. East played low again and South . was back In dummy with no way to get to his hand to lead the third club. South could have handled Lhis If he had led a club at trick two. West would duck . Then South would draw trumps and lead a second, club. West would duck again. but now South would still be •hl•.to g•t back to his hand with a diamond to lead a third club toward dummy. That line would only fall if clubs broke 5-l and the defense got in a quick second· round club ruff. Alii :~~ 654 +H4 . · A Georgia reader asks lt we open this hand as dealer able or vulner~ nonvulnerable . There is too much chance we ! N .."W."tPII.PFm F: NTI<': HJ)HISE ASSN. I .. Brid(Je. '' ca fe of /h is newspa· P.O 43 41 Honaker CB 37 C'on's Upholstering 29 . Ind . Game Belly \\hlllatch 168 and 178. Ellen Hatfield 171. Dottle Nelson 159 Ind . Series Betty Whitlatch 498. Etta May Norton 458. Pearl Russell 438. Team High Game - Mine No . 3 4.54 and 494. Ke:!!ny's Aflgels .467 and MS . Team High Series - Mine 3. 1389 ; Kenny•s Angels 1357, Den's Upholstering 1309 . No . ltfl\}1.\hf f8}1} Bo.-489. Radio CIIY Statton. New York 111 \'. 10019 I I " 68 58 ,n . ,. 48 Pomeroy Cement Blk Bill's Body Shop High Ind. Game - 44 38 Blaine Carter 226. Dale Davis 224, .' Don Nelson . m . High Ind. Series - Jack PeterS<ln 591. Don Nelson 590 • Bill Radford 588. igh Team II Pis 56 • t .. ' Game Col bla National Life 938, Pomer ent Block 916. · Eagles lub · High Team Series Columbia Notional Life 2656 • Pomeroy Cement Block 2619. Roach Gun Shop 2.e92.2 1 ...' ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME .' byHenriArnoldandBoblee \ I I I Q AAG 1 I I KI] .· I J [] -- . _ ITICUND I K-J I - .. • WHAI iHE F"/I.LI ATTENPANI ~TAT/ON WA~ POINISrM05T OF" IHC. !!ME. ' .. .. ~ (" I .. (& • Now arrange lhe circled leners to form the surprise answer, as aug· gested ~y the a~e cartoon .:-· .. . -,; . 1}~ Prl11tanswerhere: "( llllliJ'~.:·~· · Yeslerday s I . (AnaWefa tomorrow) . .~ ~o'ISY SUBDUE TRYING , , Answer: With a party aboard, an uninvited g~8s~ mlghLSimply do lhts-"BAAOE" IN. . , . · : Jumbles HAZEL ! . I Eagles Club Columbia Nat I Life Roach Gun Shop H&R Firestone ~ ~ ~~ ~ (For a copy ol JACOBY MOO· ERN send $1 10 " Win at per. 52 IMIOGESt • QJ6 when vulnerable. No . We don't open Pis 62 Parker's A I. Serv .. Trl County League April 10. 1979 ,.,..o will get too ht g h - Kenny's Angels Mine No .. 3 Bm•s Qual. Bdy Shop liM....... You !)old : '•' I FINALLY GOT b~en He won the diamond, drew + KQJS • 82 tJ10974 + A1097 I\OVJ DID '{OIJ iWITe; South's play had costly. NOR111 • o\4 .... Q 10 9 3 ~R GE"I"S Slc.l(~~ • • :t.ft. I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sont~ _ Fo~ WISHING. TO A,.,.&NI> Mf:DI CAL POMEROY LANES Friday Night Litdlos Aprll6, 1979 BRIDGE • • • 1\Nl:> UNDeR l n Frldoy, April 20 FllANK & ERNIE . : ' ',~ 1 '. ,' ... . • • I,' ' '\,jO '· �fl- The D"1lv Sentmel, Mlddl<'port-P<>m< rn~ . 0 .. Fnd,l y, Apr. ?0 1~70 For Best Results Use Sentinel Classifieds OPEN FOR STF ~f O r-aclt<1 topf" r(ltf'l hlf10 it( n S190 MnpiP rl nPtfP ~C' t ! 1RO Rl or k B ("'<~too roockrr $90 Sf'f' ot 760 lourPI St MldrliPport BUSINESS w 605 Maon,Pom eroy, No Phone Calls or Ca ll Guo do Gorolamll - 305 845 8425 Notoc es Gt)N SHOOT EV ERY FRIDAY 6 30 PM RACI NE CUN CL UA FA C fORV CHO KE GUN S O NLY lETART FALL S CemP ier;o lnt rMP I "'P~ arP .p Gy obi !ii' ow Fnr l(l u r For ') gravr g rove- lo ts S 10 1<"'1~ SS o y('or Srnd cheorl<s tCI Clorenc£' No rm. 73767 H II Rood RocmP Oh o RACINE- VOlUNTHR FrrE' D"'r' rs c onn~ Hu1g thrf'r gu n s.hoo1 vn rd thts lol l Th E' Ro rrne f ~rp Drpt wr s h e s to th onlo: PvPryonP fo r h eo lp nQ them n1alcr> th<;> gun s hoo t Cl ~ u ccess -- you al l thts toll Hope' to SN' ------- - - - - Lost and Found lOSl' MALE ln sh Sc ttrr Appro • 1 yrs olrl Ar Pn o l Bnshon on Ba.;.ho 1 Rd Ch drlrpn s p Pt R<>worci ~-19 7466 Bl on de-r mole wooch Ret Qq'} Found off Fl or 3 103 H ~l))_ ~a_nt~ d_ IM MED I ATE O P ENIN G l nboro to ry T(l c hntr on 3 11 shrfl f:Jrpe rre nc e d Mt T (ASCP ) o r £-qu r'{o len t Fxr f'lle nt salary one! lnn9(' b l"ne f h Shtft clil IPrPn l(1 r Contact Per5<1nnPI O ff c~ Plea sant Valley HO'ip tal Vo lley DriVe P01 nt Plea.,ont WV 2~50 Phonp 304 675 AJ40 A n f cwol Op portuntl)' f mplo.,.e r NATIONAl COMPANY now h.r ng For ml('rv ew wr te 7A7 Broo rlwoy M11:ld fepor t Oht o I AO IFS FARN S7S to S 150 per weP~ port ltme S:/00 to S300 lull 1m ~ Co r r ec(>ss ory WntP Box 729 H r o Doily Se>r ltnp ] Pon eroy Ohto l OC A l UN ION 5668 USWA orr.> oc rE> plmg appltcoflon s lor o pN rno rH~ n t secretory Apph cot ens mr~y bP obto nPcl a t l ocal Un tor1 Hall The oppl cati ons must be return('cl no lo!c r tha n A prd 27 l ocal Unton Hall ts lntotf'd 3 m f' S SCI dh of Ro ver swoocl Rt 7 Want~d I~ Bu y _ CASH FOR 1un ~ cprs Wf("' ( k('r S CfVICE' Rutl onrl OH 74'1 ?OAl Fryf' s CHI P WOOD Pole ~ mo;-dtornr>ter 10 o n largest pnd Sl2 pl?r to11 Bund led slob S10 pN ton Del ve red to Oh a Pnllr>t Co Rt 2 Po m e oy 9tn 2689 Ol D FURNITURE •ce boJtes bross beds tron bed s dcslo: s e tc • complete househo ld s WrIt> MD M tf fpf Rt .d Pomeroy or col! 992 7760 0 ~0 'COINS p ocket wo t<; hes class rtngs wedcl tng bonds d amends C old or s1lver Co li R oer Wom sl~y 7J? 2331 WANT TO buy o ld .tS an d 711 ph onograp h rec ords Call 997 6370 or Coo to(l Morttn Fur ' ttur e WA NT TO buy old 1ewe lry Coli 99? 5267 or wn tP Kay CPr I 87 S 2nd Mtddleporl OH GOOD LOCUST p os ts qq2 55 QO or 992 28A I Yard Sale - ------- THREE FAMILY 'fnrd Sol e 70th and 71st Bradf ord s housf'> tn Portland Oht o Some new honci mode tl ems old f urntllJ rC and m1 sc YA RD SAlE Thurs and Fr t 19 & 10 9 30 fil l dmk RosP Mor ctn k o Fonn A nt1 que fu rn tu r"' dtshes Joppa Rd BA SFMENT SALE ~Q.j Pearl St Aprt l 20on d 2l From95 YA RD SALE Soturdoy Ap r I 71 Corne r of Br oadway and Po rk M1 ddlepo r t 10 00 Chtlclren § dothlng FRANCE 1V AND ELECTRONICS 0 . -P e-ls-lor - Sale - hnlf ~ hf>p<lrcl ht"OIC't 949 787? ('ClW DOC hh f' 39260 hnlf For Sale - - -- - COAL LlMFSTONE s'Dnd gra ve l r ok 11m rlllor dP ferttlm;or d og loon olld all typ es of soh Ex cPis to r Salt Worll !l Inc f Mo n St Pom eroy 997 3891 1977 CHF VROl fT J x4 shor t whf>PI h n~ P Mo~ "f'>Y Fl'rquso 1 corn piCJntN 997 7084 flf(" TRIC GUITAR wtth ca se ltkp Pf'w Steel gu to r w tth case qood c-ond 1tton 9Q7 7453 1977 MONT£ CARLO P S P B PW CC TS AC 33000 mtles Coli 747 '1 <1 71 nr 992 ?881 1975 HONDA l7S El stno rt> New t trP~ r ho n onci sp rorlo:et Ex cr>llen t ra nd I ton 747 3154 )Q79 FORD CUSTOM F 150 huck 307 f'ngi1C' ton nutn P S P B A C '141 2876 I Q78 CHEVY .t 'I 4 w tl h lots of tro s Prlred to sell 747 7667 1977 FORD l TO 4 door gr'm 7800 nrtuo Sl ow room cle an QQ') 7A6'1 Clo! A re-o I mrlP s Ph one SPRING. HA S srn ng n g c~~n ot Bo bs Mo rk f' t an d GrPe 1h01 • ~f'S Onion sets SP (!d p("' !QtOPS f ~riii 1 1Pr ba l k gorclf'n SPe d ond o il early p l ant s oncf Vf'9 €' 1obh> " trowbN ry p lan ts now ready IN -;ol e Bob s Mark At Mo so11 Phnnf' 773 S72 1 Open 7 days 88 19n ( HFVY BlA ZfR: l Pss the n 75 000 onP ownPr OvNS tlE' fl m'!. ft r£>s Atr rond1homnq S33SO 997 723 1 1975 CHE VRotfr MALIBU P S P B tdt steertnQ wherl otr ccmdlltontng good cond tfton S:JOOO Call 9A9 ?()()q helmf' 5 30or9.dQ ?117 oftN 5 30 19S7 CHFVV Bfl A r ') door 783 wt th two 3 ~ pf' ed trans Body rC'Iu gh 99? 7007 or 949 2184 nft('r Spm TRFF TRIMMING and remova l 747 3167 0< 7.d1 '1573 < MODERN THREF bedro<1m house full bnsem('n t fir eplace f u lly corrcted ce ntral o tr Pnclosed su n porrh locOtE>cl on 6 1, acr es <1n Cj; ?8 opprox 3 m1l es from Ronnr If t nt ere~ t ed contact larry Wolle94Y 7B36 week ends and after S eventngs 197:5 FORD CUSTOM 500 Sl1 50 Co11949 7650 m ----- - - T ake Sf Rt SO west for on e mtle out of Athen s Ohto toward Albany (across r oad from U"'ted Roofing Co ) SEL LING TRACTOR TRUCKS, AUTOMOBILES TOOLS , FURNITUR& !SOME ANTIQUES) ETC OF THE SINBAD TRUCKING CO , ATHENS , OHIO 1952 CilSC HD gns troc tor w f rQnt end bucket compl et e w HYD co ntrol for l ndustrlrt l u se - 18 4 30x 15 30 tires 6 p l.lf 1974 D odge Club C1 b ptckup auto trCtn s w PS atr HD tow bar HD susp en s on good rubber 1971 BUt rk L tm ltf'd 4 door sedan 196? GMC Model 6500 ( 86 ) dump truck w ca b protec tor 5 spd )( 2 spd w cheater i'f)(fe 196d F or d 1 torr dump tru c k v 8 4 spd tr rt ns w dua l wh ee ls 1964 Ford p1 c kup 1964 Ford van · 1958 GMC dump tru ck 5 spd :It' 1 spd motor overha uled Dodoe 1 ton dump truc k 1976 Oldsrn,obde fo r pa rt s 1969 Chevro let needs repc11r 1968 GMC tr uck for part s m e tal truck r ack f or 1 ton trurk steel rac k for pt c kup 20 ft flatbe d t andem tr at ler (3 w het" ls on eCic h S1cfe) HYD cH r bump('r 1ack HYD f loor filC k b<'t ttery c ha rQer br ake bl eede r lot t1r es & wheel s 5th whPe ls .. used motor s & heads two 200 Qrts ta nk s sevNa l ]ad s t rtnds tren c her wHYO control on tr Ac ks n eeds repc11r L mcoln '125 Welder portable 16ft elevator w elec motor ov erhead garge door 3 com pressors f or coolers Cra ftsm an 9 tn r adia l i"'r m Si"'w lt ke new Cr a ft sma n db le bencn g 1n der small dr !I press atr hose lift wetg hf$ outs 1rle ligh t s elec dri ll s hand saws sma ll co mpresso r r sm eler ben c h grmder 10 ft x 12 ff wa I k 1n coo ler w c omp r esso r 1torn down) log c l1atn s, ca ble lo t scrl'lp tron lg round s hop coa l stove (Holl and ) 2 other coa l stoves lot ot her m 1sc parts good W ards c hest deep f reezer uprtght deep fr eezer l ndus tnal sew1 ng mach1ne 3 whee led 1ce c r ea m bicycle knee hole desk ant orqan gi Mss showcases severa l used TV's a nt sma ll c hest used ove r stu ffed furntture mt sc strl'ltghf c hatrs elec la mp s r orkmq horse odds ends lei'lfhPr goods (be lts, bag s etc l: m1meograph ma ch•ne sev er al pes plywood used lumber & plitnk s lot ftrewood some cu f Oood l'ln ttqu e mtrrored back orac1n c1n1 c u1 glass IC!mp Mohair c ouctt w tcke r rocke r old r ug s wooden roc ker t elephon es 10 f1 wooden confer enr(' t f'lb le 8 f t p oo l t illb l e K enmorf' elec rilnq ~ w mdow ;u r cond• tton er old maqaz tn E' s f'fc , and many othl"'r lfPm s not It s t ed Nothtng s. hown before day of sa l e Term s-Cash or Ch"eck w poslftve 10 day of sa l e Lunch on premt ses Not r espon s1ble for acctdents Owners - S •nb~d TrUcktng Cp ••tn c Athen s, Ohto Phon e 614 597 635 I Aucftonel'r - Plt ll Janes St Rt Woll Make Service Calls 124 loW!N'll Rutland, Au)!& 651 Beech Street Middleport, 992 -2356 GMMiE 0. o. Truck Phone Siding BISSFU. SIDING 00. EWOTT APPUANCE II Ca II for a Free Stding li:shmate, 949 2801 or 949- 2860 . No Sunday calls FOR SALE ' Rutland Fur"'ture has pur chRs ed 3 new truck s and we now have 3 good used truck s to sell 1- 1974 J ~ Ton 1- 1917 J, Ton 1- 1971 l tt Ton Phone 742 2711 Da y or 741 7146 Ntte RUTLAND FURNITURE ' --- -------_ ... ____ ____ __ Mobole Homes for Sale 1967 TOTAL ElECTRIC. mob•l e home furniJhed 3 bedr wa sher and dryer Ai r cond• 1 oned I lol 710 It fr ontage $17 000 Phane7.d7 282~ 1965 GenPro l 60x l ? 2 bd r J970 Skyltne l2x65 2 br 1970 Sylva 6 0~tl'l '2 bdr 1970Co stl e 60 ,.. 17 2bdr 1973 Nob!ltty 17x60 ? br 1973 Rtdgewoo cl 70,. 14 3 bclr 1973 Nash ua 60)(1') 2 bdr 1973 Governor 60xl2 2 br 1974 MnrHne 50x l ? 7 hr B&S MOBIL F HOMF SA l FS PT PLF.SAN T WV 675 4424 "" 197:1 FREEDOM MOBilE home A pplto 1ce<~ undarptn n ng f trE>piCi r e 9Q2 S.d 13 or ®7 61 1P 2i6 E. StC<IIId Slr•l SPECIAL ~ H~r e'S a 1 r oom older home with bc.th dbl qarrtge ttnd works hop Onlled w ell hot water wood burner oarden you nq bec:tr tna fru •t trees c:t nd s mnll strea m only $17 000 FINE OLD HOME 9 rooms , 3 bed r oo m s, 2 bath s modern k !t with stove Full bnse m en t f'lnd lots of room f or it qArden or c h tldr en NICE OLDIE - 9 room s look!=. ftn e tn stdf' furni shed kltch ei"' cMpe t tn a down f o rmill dl n1nq sma ll bu s1ness buildtnq a nd lilrQe yMd Only S35 000 BUSINESS BUILDING Or c h eap home w 1th bC~th ctty wa ter tn sm~tl v tllaQe tor 1usf 517 000 75 ACRES - Reall y somE> nke l 1mber nnd lots of qood A frr1me homr s.tf cs l ocr~ t ed 1n Pomeroy 41 1 ACRES - Rurn l wa t er elec triC 8 r oom housp modern tns tde r~nd '} ca r QMiiC!E' N e,pd 577 500 NEW LISTING - Bur l tnQhttm 2 ntc e.... bedroom r anr l1 home wi th bath d1M tMC! uflltty basE"boC'rd hf'i'lt 7 porr hes ~i'lri"Qe f'lncf ]~ ~rrs Onl y Sl? 500 NOW IS THE TIME TO CALL US WE HAVE A LARGE WAITING LIST FOR PROPERTIES OIAL 991 3375 HELEN l GORDON 8 . AND SUE P MURPHY, R EA LTOR ASSOCIATI'S ~5200 1Q71 MOBII F HOME 12 17 x 60 7 j,"rfro(lm furnished fn oplocE" r.nnd nrrltHnn ('n fl 8.d'1 10<15 - . -H ousmg Headquarters OUR PIANO , nJNING MAIN POMEROY, 0. MERCURY COMET••••• ~~~•• $2995 MERCURY MONARCH •••••• $3295 .,_ 27320 Montgomery Rd langsville, Ohio 614-669-4245 Evenings 2 Moles Eut of Wllkesvollo SUPER GOOSE STOCK TRAILERS NOW AVAI~ABLE --~ --- -- Real Estate for Sale OVERLOOKS A LOVELY LAKE - 1978 Holl y P.rk Mohtle p l us d8 acre s of grounct Hn s 8 ft expancfo t'l nd l4x36 add n r oom lO<ldS Of rleck Wtth butlt .ns Central"'" CLOSE TO SCHOOL l rle f'll for ch ldren Hcls ? lot s 1 fl oor pl~n 3 bf'c1room s bM th ln rqe en t .n kttchen lots of Cilb tn Pts full bf'leme nt s:n 300 00 24 ACRES Wtth love l y 7 YPM old spltt entry home 3 b E~ rl r ooms, lovely k ttch en bf'lth own wMPr syst e m Rrc room many other ff'n tur es $38 500 00 LOVELY BRICK 3 bectrooms bath nt ce k •t r hr n f trepli!ce hardwoocf floors pat10 porch l ar~e lot Excell ent f or the money $31 800 00 21 ACRES W1th mc:tn y bu tldlnq s1 t es and c lo se tn Electric f'l nd wat e r ;w., tlabl e WoOds smAll pond mt\n y other fentures S73 000 00 THE EASY WAY TO SELL Volhen you want to change homes, you ••1 have plenty of prOblem s as it ts wtthout worry1ng about SELLING YOUR HOUSE L et an expert do that• Won't cost a cent UNTIL and UNLESS we get you the destred RESULTS• LIST NOW REALTORS HENRY E CLELAND SR HENRY E CLELAND JR 991 2259 992 6191 - - - - - - - - - FARM FOR SoiP House 7 barns tro tler Lor ge pond 10 acres or 8? or res 7A2 2566 3' acre s In Pomeroy SEcl uderl wooded area on top of h tl l Overlook s nver Wotpr elec frtc avo tlob le 997 3886 RFAl ESTATE l oo ns Purchase and ref1nonce 30 yea r term!! VA No money down (e ltg1ble vP feron s) FHA As low as 3 pe r cent down (non veterans) Irela nd M ortgage Co 77 E State Athens 614 S92 3051 p 5 H. L Wrilesel Roofing New, repaor , gutters and down spouts, Wondow cleamng Gutter cleanmg Free Estimates 949-2862, 949-2160 4-l·tfc • • REALTY INC. Al i ACross Amenca 25 Acres $55,600 beau tiful co untry home '1 b edroom s ba th large hv tng room beauftful ktt c hen :1-4 basem en t, forced a1r'heat lots of Shii'lde trees 5 acres hllf'lble, 1 mtl e from C hester, 5 mtles from Pom er oy 16' 7 Acres - $16 500, 3 bed room house kitchen lt vl ng room b nth 6 a acres till ab le 5 mtles from Pomero y, 2 m1les from Rutland o Call 81ll Stewart 314 7J11 Marietta , 0 ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR toasters tr ans oil sm all oppltances l awn moe r next to Sta te H1ghwoy Garage on Route 7 985 38'15 Swt!-ep e r~ SEWING MA CHINE Repatrs ser v•ce all molc e~ 992 228.4 The Fob r tc Sh op Pome r o y A ut,om:ed Smge r Soles and Servtce We sho rpe nMSct s~on EXCAVATING dozer loader and bockhoe work du mp trucks and lo boys for h~re w tll haul f tl l dtrt top sol i lt mestone ond grovel Coli Bob or Roger Jef fers day phone 992 7089 mght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 EXCAVATING dozer backhoe ond d ttcher Cha r les R Hot f teld Bl ock Hoe Service Rutlond Ohto Pone 742 2008 CENTRAL REALTY CO. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been cancelled? Lost your operator s ltcense? Phane 992 2143 NEW LISTING Sll,SOO ~ That s alltt taKes to bu y a 3 4 bedr m 2 story house Wtth wood burn tng f ~rep la ce some carpet.ng, basement & garage , 211' acre of land w 2 acres ex c far m ground House nt~ett s a littl e repatr , but a ste al af ask lng pri ce E C EL ECTRICA L Contract or serv tng Oh1o Vol ley regton S1x days o week 14 hours servtce Emergency ca ll s Call 882 29S'1 or 882 3454 SPRING HOUSE KEEPING - N one needed 10 tht S new d yeM old home on 2 5 acres It 1s f u ll y ca rpe ted throughout The ltvlng room ts ex tra larg e and the sunken famtiY r oom has a ftrepl ace and a wOOd burn 1ng s tov~ K1tc hen com es eq u1pped w1th stov e r e fr 1g c:t nrl dis hWas her The f orma l d1n1ng room hils sliding qli'ISSS onto the porch Oth er f eatures too numerous to list PRICE $45 500 HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex sepllc sy st ems co vo llng dozer bac khoe Rt I 43 P,one 1 (6 .. ) 698 73 31 JUST LISTED - 85 ac res, wtth pl enty of g ood pa sture lf'ln<1 and some farmtn g oround Good bMn w ttt'l drtlled well Ga r i'lpe and other bulldinos Two farm houses both need so me r epair Mtner il l rt~ht s 100 Good loca h on itbout 5 mtnutes from Pomeroy off R t .., 33 Priced for CJUICk sa le $"47 500 75 ACRES w 1th a 3 bedroom frame house, barn and ot her b utld1nq mostly f en ced Some ti iT)ber and ex C' {'llen t bottom land About 1 000 feet of beauttful Oh1 0 R1ver frontnQe Owner w tll help ftnance Ask1nq $57 000 Wtfhout ft mber $55 000 ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING ~ In thtS beaUtifUl rpmortPiert 4 BR fully c c:trpe t ed home T he home s •f s on S c:tcres And tncludes a pond The ston e> heat a lator ftrflplac eo se ts off th e Iaroe L R area Kitc hen IS eou1p pe<1 W1th re fna st ove ~nd dtshw rtsher Home he~ s been V(lry WP.II tnSU I<'4tert Pr tced At $39 900 ' FARM - Approx 40 e~crE's of land good psture and som£.' fMmtn \l around Ex tr n lnrge bi"rn Lar ge far m hOu seo neoeds repA tr ed Excellent lak e site loCC~ ted horrlpnnq Pom eroy As~tnQ S.d O 000 HOME SITE - B<t shan MM Wi'ltf'r .1nl:i r l f'rtrtc AVitdab le S3 000 exce ll ent home s1te H 1=1c: h ~ e n surveyed IN STOCK for tmmedtote delt very vonous stzes of pool k tts Do tt yourself or let us tnstoll fo r you D Bu mgard ner So les Inc 992 S72• -~·--:=-:-::-:-:c-:-::-"-' GoveAway FREE PUPPIES Coll742 3063 FEMALE SPAYED cots All ~hots Indoor outdoor 992 3018 ;m~ up MPilr POm C' rOy Goof 5 bedroom house w 1th f u ll hase CH ESTFR rnPnt n nrt ') hil th s Nat qas hpf'lt, r.pprox 1 arre IC'Inct nn rl!M Q{" c; fnre~~ r h ulrlino Pn ce S'7 1 500 - I WANTED WE NEED NbY HOMES & FMMS 1974 DODGE DART SPORT••••••• $1995 lm Tuppers Plams, Ohto Showroom DRIVE AUTTU & SAVE A lDT A GOOD SELECTION OF END& ROLL BALANCES All CARPET NCM ON _ SALE FROM $'795~ r ~ -, 4 Dr 1, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE The follo w ing descrtbed Item (s) Will be offered tor public sale to the h•gh est blctder on the pr em lses of The F.lom~rov National Sank Court end Second Str:eets Pb meroy OH10 on the lst day of May; 1979 at 10 00 AM 1973 Pon tiac Grand Pn x S No 2K57TJA1582 3J Terms of Sale cash Items may be sold 1n u nit s or parcels Se ller reserves the n ght to btd and the rtght to relect anv and ail bid s (,.l ~0 ltc PROBATE COURT OF ESTATE OF DAVID MORGAN DECEASED Cese No 22638 NOTICE OF J v o ~ t tl NO TI CE TO BIOOER S Se a c d bt lli s w tl\ be r cc;clvCd by t he aourd o t Counly Co 11n tSS onc r s ol Gn l i:l cnu.,tv u t 1 t ~ of !tee: tt'l tt c UlU rll ousc Ga lltpOit S 01 10 unt \ 10 00 a n1 1 ucsda y 1\"r-u y 1 !979 and a t 11 \<J I I me o pened as p'rovtd ed bY law for tt c pur ch c) SC ot fur ntlur c n 'l d cqu 1pmcn 1 to be tns tall ccl 111 t he 1\ ltcr nu t lvcs to N elson v ti! C c1 l ldren s Ccn lcr tn ucor da ncc wt t h the CQU tP 111 ent It s! and Sp{'C. tii CE!ItOnS do!l led A~ a~c;:'\ 19~9. nQvt' qn f •l v 111 t he office o t trc Boa r d of c oun ty Com m t ss . onc r s (o u r l!l ous.c and a t ti'IC off tCC o f r c nknop h F-c-tnkn op ll Mac• oc c and Scha ppa Ar c l r! cct s Co p ies o f sa ct spcc tt tca t tons may be ob tJ incd fr om tt e o lf• t;C of th e 1\ r Ciit tcc l t r-e Con'l n untiY M~n tal H ea lth Cen ter or It t G u ll a COUf'1 l Y Con 1 tC.$ tOI1CrS Otfi CC .,.I c o wn er r csorvcs It o rtQil l tO re i CCI ,1ny o~ et ll b rOS 111 .,., 1 ol e or 1n pil rt to WiiiVC .1n v mtor tna l tftcs tn 11 c bl d ~ r cc ctvCd or ncccpt any b td w tu ct1 d dncm s l avorabl c A ll btd s mu st b e mad e on l orn of p ro po sCI I tntludcd wtl t. s p ee d cJ t tons Bt<l adv crlt se n1cn t s W ill be ru n m 1 tt p da tos o f Apr tl6 I J 20 ::tncl '17 By ord er o t tt; c Board ol (o unly commtSStO n ( r s ol (u111ta 51JtC o f Oll tO qrppn w 1fh stnPf'c; 1974 DATSON PICKUP. •••••••••• $2195 •••••••• ·····•4,.$- 1995 Robert£ Buck Proba te Judge Cl erk 13 20 3tc ~ 11 Parched 1% Sahara fun one. PHOENIX 5 -DOOR Is - " 5 Old-t1me ale 8 Once more 7 Type of wire sight• 13 Vetch 29 If Chees~ ' lf Big house 8 Take , ' keeper 9 Pintstze\1 pnsoner 11 ri. 30Hag 33Westem heavy , 21 Quake %5lnhabit Jack - 3f Hebrew prayer call 20Start trouble de and up inltalttcl of libral'}' , ' 171!3:1 llln desperate 'f • >(-bo ~ ~8 'BioDdle's dog 16 Moslem 6 00- 'tli 5 PM Sat. BIDDERS CO NFER ENCE lh e OU tce of Manpower Deve lopmen t Is annou ncing plans f or a Bidder s Con t erence to b e h eld tn Co lu mbus on May B 1979 Th e p ur pose of th 1S conterenc e Is to d ssem nate ln t ormatton on the YQuth E mpl oyment and T r atntng Progr a m s (YETP ) un der T1 lte I V of t he Com pr ehens t ve Employment and Tra.nmg A ct { CETA l o r 1978 Emplo yment a nd 1ra1ntn g oppor tun t1es wt11 be offered under thi S pr og r am to yo u th ages 10 to 21 tnCius tve who ar e e cono mtcal ly dtsal:tvan t aged and m scho ol or w ill a1tend sc hool on tl1e ne;,tt availab le d ate Ap propnat e effor ts shall b e made to ensur e thai lh ts program wt ll enhance the 10b prospects end caree r op portun t1 es at yo un g pe rsons 1nc l ud 1n g emp l oyme nt co mmunity Se rv ce op por tun1t1es and suc h training ~ nd supporttv e se rv1 ~es as are necessary to en eb l e p ar t tctpan t s to sec ur e su .ta ble and appl'op r• ale un substdiZCd emp loyment 1n t he p ubl1c and p r~vate sec tor s Thi S progr am will supplement but not re pla ce programs and act vtl es ava il ab le und er T 1t!e II B of CE TA The geograph ic ar ea se r ved 1S the 57 coun t y Ba lance ot State A ppltca nts must hav e fhe ca pablltty o f operattng a co unt y or multi Appr oved as lo r orm coun t y program Jascp t Ca tn T he Con f er ence w tll be held Ga ll a Count y tn Hearing Room 2 ot th e rr oscc u t r,g Attorney State O lft c~ B u1l dtnQ 65 So uth F ront Str eet Co/Um ( ll 6 I J 2.0 47 M e bus Ohio at 9 30 a m on May 8 1979 Int eres ted a pp~lcant s w ll ! be provtd ed w 1t h pr oposltl pa ckltges and In t or m a llon at t h ts t1 m e ab1hty to gel along with olher s Proposals fo r YETP grants Put your cha r m to prod uctive are to s ub m 1tt ee1 to /h e Of fice Oevel op uses May 18 LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) Aoo.ftlor;.lr- ;noor m a tlo n ciatlve recipients of fr om ness today will try to d o'mc)re lot" than 466 13326ing or Plann tree) r ("'rl lnw m ti NlOP by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Beach house 1 Arrive, 1 Its capital recover os Riga ' abbr %Dwelled 10 "Wuthenng 3 Upbtaid Heights" star 4 "My Name ll ~u t o t rrt n S' -.st cn:' o ttltwhf'e l P S {llr r on d R r~ l lyew twr l s, Vtny l roo f AM F/l(l mor(> i977 THUNDERBIRD •••••••••••• $5595 ;ur ccnd v tn y l roof AM f=M R st ('r('p 1nlf'rt or d('r or nr p cx' tNior <lec or c rp powrr w1 nd ows l ror1th or 1niPnor VA ilii10 tri'm c; P S tr ?~r k 1976 NOVA CONCOURS 2 DR .... '3595 Sm 1!1 V 8 Mu to tr ~ n s R,l ll y(' whrcls P s i~1r conrt AM FM P 8 1976 DODGE CHARGER SE 2 DR $3595 V fi fl ut(l tr ,1n5 P 5 i'llr roM VIMYI roof AM FM B s i N ce t tlf whrel '> J1f'Pd crmtrqJ pawN Wtndowc; h urkPI SC"i'l ts consOIC' r hronw w llC'I?'I S t r,""c~ 1974 NOVA CUSTOM 2 DR •••••• v R rn t o t ril n s , v tny l roof P S 1974 MUSTANG II 2 DR GHIA. ••• $2595 v 6 nu t C1 t r i'1 ns P rnof s ro nso!C sport s m1rr or s v nyl JO/ V R i'IUtO lr11'1 S P S \,r ,1bhf'r PilC'k 1977 .CHEV. C-10 FLEETSIDE .••••• $4595 v A ilU10 tr l'l ns. l or~l owner N tce P S cltrrond 1975 CHEV. C-10 FLEETSIDE ••••• $3295 fr r y l ;~uto lriln s P S , toppe r l u t onr bluP 1976 GMC A£ETSIDE ••••••••••• CHEVY WV PICKUP.. •••••• $2995 OF FIDUCIARY On Apr d 2 1979 tn t he Me Q! County Pr oba t e Co uri Case No 22638 Mildred Gaul; Route 3 Pom ~roy , Oh1o A5769 was appomted Exccutr tx of the es ta Te o f Dav1d J Morg ijn deceased , late of Rural D .e l very Pomeroy OhtO 45769 ' Pomeroy y ellow itnd b i;K~ 8 p 5 p B APPOINTME~T (4 1 992 - 5342 Open Evenmgs unto I 1978 CAMARO LT TYPE ••••••••• $5995 v 1973 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR $2195 " l "" II f "" n, ()u.rlth II n uf l>o"'J.: llu~ltlfts~ GMC Fmancuig 1976 FORD F-150 ••••••••••••••• $3295 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Pete Burn s Karr &. Van Zandt P S 1974 AMC GREMLIN•••••••••••• $1895 l~i!&;;~~*'~i~&i\1 24 Rolls ol Carpel In Stock & 100•s of samples to Choose From BUYNOW&SAVE ' Call142-2211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grote v~ r. tc1 shtfl col u nn 1974 FlOO STYLESIDE FORo ••: . $2995 v R [fu t o tr <tn s P s ill f ro nri Rilnct c r X L T 1972 F250 SlYLESIDE FORD••••• $AVE$ FORD VANS 1974 E200 1970 E300 1969 E200 OPEN Tll6 PM Excep t Thursrt ay & Saturday tti S 00 CioSC'd SundilY PAT HILL FORD Sec Rorky Hupp Darre ll Oodrtll or Pitt H1ll , Gtmcrill a Good Dcil l Of1 <1 New or U se d Veht c le 997 1196 MIDDL E PORT 0 M tma g~r , for IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT O F MEIGS CO UNT Y OtiiO NOTICE ON FILING OF INV ENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State at Otl lo M e1g s Coun r v court ot common SOUTHEASTERN F U EL , Pleas Probate D l'o:is lon To the Exec- utor or A d INC m ntstralor of the csta le to Defendant such of th e tollowtng as are N o 170]4 r es td ents o f I he Stat e ol Ohto - LEGAL NOTICE Pur suant to an order of sa le viz -- t~e sur vllllng spo use ne x t ot kin th e issUed by th e Comm~>n Plea s t he Court o t M etgs Count y Oh o, benef •clarles under th e will nd to the a 1/orney or at I Will aft er fo r Sttle at pub lic o r n~y5 r epr esenting any of sale IJ1e follow ing de scribed rte a f or ement ioned per sons chal! oJs to wtt Gera ld 0 V1ofet Tuppers Ca tcrpt ll ar 09G Tra c tor Pla i n~ . Ohi o ( Gl'lse No 22646 1 Scr tol No 66 A903'1 you ar e ht'r~by not •fi ed No 193 Hyd r !lult c Contro l th a t t M Inven tory .!i nd Ap Ser ial No :28 HI Q480 pra lscment of the estate of No 9U Bulldozer Blade aforemen t ioned t he Ser a 1 N o 19K 25 29 d eceased late of sat d Countr Thes e cha tt el s we r e ap were fd eq '" IIH$ Court Satd pr atsed a t $15 000 00 The cMll l/els may no t b e so ld for - Inven tory end i'.ppr.!'lsement will be for hear ing before thl s less than two th1rd s of fh c Court on fl(e 30th day of April appraised value 19 79, al 1 oo o dock PM the S<!t le Wtll b e t)e ld on thll A ny person des iring to fil e grounds of tl)e County Hi gh ption s th ere t o mus t f!J e exce way Departmen t at •the them at !east five days pr 1or Fair ground s n-ea r the In to th e date se t for heerlng 1orsec l ion of S R 33 wllh Gtven und er my hand and St ate Route 124 ' n ear seal of Si1JC1 Cou rt t hi s 18t h Pomeroy , O HtO at 1 00 PM. Cl{IY o( Apr1 1 1919 .0 S T on th e 2nd day of (Vta y Rober! E Buck 1979 Th e t er ms o f sale are Judge C(\Sh \, ASSOCIATES COM MERCIA\. CORPORATION P/amtiff " r: orGt~~eSmith RUnAND FURNITURE 741 221 I :RUilAND RJRNntiRE\ WE OFFER YOU ,. - 1 Two full 11-s.of all new , furniture. 2. Noce selections of used furniture 3 A Iorge buoldmg full •• btoullful carpel. Apnl 21 Your new A stro Graph L eller open PISCES (Fob 211-M~rch 20) Plan acttvitle s today !o give you opportut'uty to mo\le around bolh mentall y and physically In tac o «y to go someplace where you can see new faces ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Rather !han trymg lo make thing s happen le t even ts un ~-..~;;-;;;;--;;;:-=:-:-=o"7::- tell s you wt lh whom you bes< "-...1.-.L......IL......t.-"':-~ASTRO CRYPTOQUOTE • A X y n L Here's how to work It: 8 A A x"R I~ L 0 N G F E L L 0 W One letter simply stands for another I n t h is samp l e A is Used f or the three L s, X f or t he two 0 1s etc Sm gle l etters apoalroph ea. t he l en gth and formatton of the words are all hmts Each day the r!ode letters are different C RYPTOQUOTES See t he Grate Fam1ly at VKCRQEWYC PDWYD ' TWAE N WH FDC YUNTLCKH H K N IF X A F X D WV p KC y M C E NAE V =DOte: NE E U CH X HNI CF Z , L C A DC Y DF Yeti daJ'I YOU MAY BE DECEIVED IF YOV ·-TOO CH, BUT YOU WILL lJVE IN TORMENT IF TRuo• • YOU DON'T TRUST ENOUGll-FRANK CRANE 1,1' @ IVIt Ki111 Futut10 Syndi<ote, In< ' 6 cy l 1972 FORD GAI.AXIE 50() ••••••• $1095 PUPPIES 7 weelo:s old Will be small to m~d All female, some short hair Some long hair All cute 2 young short hotr female dog s One 2 mo old one I year old bot, qu1te gen ti e and lovab le '1 cots both mole I blo ck I blue and w htt e Humane Sorle ty 992 785.3 0< 992 7bs0 CARPETING clf'.:~n CIE'nn, 2 D!i , 6 C"yl c1ufo f c1n npw t1r('s . SAVE ON SeC' one of the courteou s Sille sm en MMvtn t<(>ebi'luqh or George Harns Run aqou t New tm's See Roger Riebel 985-3345 or 667- 3463 7 DRIVE HOME A WINNER FORD PINTO. •••••••••••••• $1695 Home Maintlnance SY RACUSE - Good 7 bPrtr~om h ome chE>n c h tne t s all n tce l y rarpet ed, laundr y r oo m il l! In ~ulf'lted, ni'lturit l qas hpflt uttl! ty hulldlnQ 2 l ots S7 1 500 l ArrP. '" and ' ktt Almo st new lOTS CUTlAS. ••••••••••••• $2195 W•' <1495 NOW RIEBEL'S USED CARS •' 1975 OLDS 98 LS. ·············-· -·· .. ·· 3995 1976 OLDS CUTlASS SUP. SED.• •••.••••'3995 1972 OLDS 98 LS......... _........... __ • 11295 i'lt r OONE BlJGGY ••••••••••••••••••• '695 St . Rf , Busoness Services BRADFORD Auctioneer Com plete Ser'Vtce Phone 949 2A67 or 949 2000 Racine Ohio Crttl Bradford PR And Horse TraHe r Ohio Valey Roofing : ill r v .nyl top rlti'lmon d bluf' 975p CHEVY P,1ALI Blt•••••••••••• s T~£NE~ .......••.•• •~· ! All types roafong, gullors and downspouts AU types home mamtenance - new and repair Storm doort. and wondows AU work guaranteed 20 yurs Free e x p e r 1 e,n c e • Tam esttmates~ Call Hosktns, 949 2160 3 7 1 mo. p B 1 All types roofing, guHers and downspouts All types home matnfenance - new 1 and repair Storm doors 1 and wtndows Atl work guaranteed 20 years ex pertenc:e Free extlmates Call Tom Hosktns , 949 2l60 Athens Area 797 7745 or 797 2752 ------------ STROUT 1974 OLDS 88 ROYALE CPE.. --····-···· '1595 1973 OLOS TORONAIXJ..-··· ·-··--···-··· '1595 1191 mo Service ----- dr sl ;mt 6 woori Clrilt n R B wa s S3295 . - ' 1975 CHEV. IMPALA CPE..·-········-· ....11995 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON ........... 13095 1976 OLDS VISTA CRUISER....... -....... 14295 1974 OLDS 98 LS......................... '2495 io ·i>.<a. v ·.o, 'aluu., P 5 on a Good Used MANY LOW-MILEAGE, ONE-OWNER TRADE-INS SHOP OUR BIG LOT TODAY FORIHR~NAI~A SEDAN-.. •. -..... . '2495 FORD' WINDOW·VAN •·•'•'•·•· ~>,,. fORD RANCHERo •••o'ooio: o•~>;: 14 Yr ~xperience CPE.~·· ············· SED. DEMO. 19600 '8895 PRICE 41 p ~o t don H Helen 1Sue P Murphy Realtor Assqctates -· Ohio Valle} RGofinl and Home MaillenMce I'Utz.%174 FORD BRONCO (Loaded) ..-.. -...... '7995 R oll b"lr w tt h lt aht .s nuto row st rl" rtnQ pow brnk<' S rur fl m f m s1f're>,o til r(' d(l rh;mnf' l C"' A rluol ons tilnk c;. ttlt whPPJ S'pC" ni'l l <'l lu m whPrls with T A nd1nls rus tom 1ntrnor rus tom tnt Sprnil l piltn t wt th murtill L OC'f'l l own rr only '7 dOO m lii"S Orm tnnl pure- h ilS(' pr trC' t. I O ROO Remoldings Free Estrmates 992-6011 l ltcildiiCif'Or,;:: ""!...,'""., -,. 11 SIERRA 15 BED PICKUP 220 E Main Stroot, Pomeroy, 0 . Call991-7113 "Fil'r FrH Eiffmi t.. 4 4 1 mo I Deal 3 16 moPf! ~;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-~~~~~~;;;;~;;;;;~ PUlliNS Comp lete ServkeEXCAVATING Phone 99'1 2478 SAVE t SA VE t SAVF t Only o few d ays felt to get your be st den l on o Mo ~sey Fergu son trac tor B g factory dtscounts thr u April 75th Mos sey Fer guson d tesel tractors as low 05 $65 50 8tg sovm9s on oil models Vtstt Sh •nn s Tractor Soles ot leon WV or Go lhpol1 s Oh to before 5pm on Apnl 75 *'ili 992-5612 Your Heldquarflls For Armstrong Carpeting Vinyl and Aluminum a *New Home 1itAdd-ons Repair Also Transmission Repair 311mo i Pdl SMITH MOTORS, PlANTS CABBAGE brocco lt 1976 GMC SIERRA Groncj(' 1 ton r aul f lowef brusse ls sprouts ptclcup P B P S A C F,.. hf'od lettuce lome toes and c~>l l t>l n rontitt1nn S4000 47 000 ICHge '!.electton of becldtng an rrul f's John I hit> Rt 1 RaCine nu ols Pots of !lowers li! nd Oht o ha ngtng bo slo: e ts Cle la nd TWO STORY 3 bedroom frame housP 1n Mtddleport 997 3<457 ee n, ouse Ge r al cl tn l£> G r 1970 CHF VRO LET IMP A LA Cl{' lond Rant e SFVFN ROOM house and bose power Cu stom 350 '} bb l ment tn M1nerv•lle 99'1 5873 srot 5 P 5 P C Overhaul k I FOR PART S 1970 Pon t ac Bon fn ?89 F orri 11H nu ~ rod beannq nev dle ASS .d bb l mo tor and TWO STORY house olummum <);tQ 76Al tran s Perf ec t $150 ~2 6270 s!d tng 3 bed ro o m~ wo lf to or sec ot 143 Butternut wolf corpett ng 2 bath s na tural 1977 OLD S CU TLASS Solon AM wood cob tnels dtshwosher FM rod c bud1 c t spo t ~ ex trm ?2 FOOT DELUXE Storcroft tro ller 7 4') 2.d35 gorogc and shop Call 949 2177 Stnve refr •gerntor A C or 4A6 9446 slePps 6 On di sp lay at Hoger ty s 875 B('ech St Mtddleport FROM 5 to 80 ac res ~ mtl es out o f Cam_p1ng Equopf!!e_nt_ Rutland 742 2.d51 VfS PA CIAO mopeheod b1k e I 975 1 I FOOT truc- k r omp flr se lf 76 boys Mo le Doberman EIGHT ACRES tn Metgs Co '1 co ntotn ed Otr con tit fton ex h1k e For more tnl ormofl on miles fr om Wtlkes vllle County r-rlle nt rondt fton 992 7121 ca ll 985 4255 water seve ral good bu t!dtng 18 FOOT FPANK LIN romp•ng COMPl ETE REFSE h1tch wt fh 1000 s1tes Phone I 304 675 S4SS t mder goo rl co nd ttt o n lb sway bars 747 '1667 90 ACRES IN Salem Townshtp on 7.d7 287A Solem Center Vtnton Rd W1ll LOWE RY p1on o hk e n ew W1ll 1974 77 FOOT CAMPER Sleeps Water and electrtc diVIde som f 1ce $900 Ca ll BA3 7?55 ovolloble 304 768 5885 stJt Co s l urrloce <'lcctn r heotf'r bw lt m to rgP both wllh RIDING MOWER 8 h p Melvt n BY OWNER 3 or A bedr oom wall Moros 7'148 shower 7A'} 7577 to wall corpe ttng ful ly tn 1960 G M C 60 passe nger bu s suloted full basement Iorge Ho ~ been worlo:ed over For Rent c o rner lo t tn Mason potnted good ttres 992 6345 304 773 5386 COUNTRY MOBI LE Horn{' Pork 1 Rou te 33 nort h of Pr>meroy 1978 , SUZUKI dt r t bt )le 250 RM VE RY NICE 3 bedroom home 1, l tk e new Cec tl Brmoger lorgf' lots Coll99? 7.d79 acre fu lf basement completely 9A9 7387 f1 n1shed wt th mce wrol.s hop 3 AND .d BM furnt sherl and un nod foundry room Hardwood fur ni sh ed op t s Ph one 1974 GMC JIMMY P B P 5 fl oo rs and ca rp et All electrtc AC 2 wheel d n ve Pm:ecl Q9') 543 4 0,10 Power Atl rocl tv ely r easonab le Co li 992 3580 90 ROttiNG A CRfS of good d eco rate d A ll oppl onces tn po sture Plenty of wol et Could GOOD CONDITIONED hoy S 70 eluded Rustle Htlls Syracu se Oeltveryovod oble 997 270 1 or or ramndote SO plus ro tti P Phone Qq2 2257 or 949 201<1 997 3309 6 14 667 3398 MODERN THREE bedr oom home APT FOR rent 997 :1105 before 5 DOU Bt E OVEN ra nge co nttntous Situated on Iorge lot tn Hutrhln cleontng Frost free Whrl lpool son Sub Dtvts ton 742 7047 FURNISHED APT su ttob le f or 3 or t refr1gerotor Cofdspo t mr con A cons tr uctt on wo r lo:e r s OWNEB SEl LING 2 bedroom dlltantng I 8 500 8 TU 99? 5434 or99"1 3129 fr ame hou se Exce llent tn tow n Whnl pool w ashe r an d dryer I lncolton Co11992 3023 ba ss ett be d r oo n ~11 1te Auctoons 949 7878 Ronald Hort NEW HOUSE for sole by Meigs - - --.: - MtneNo 1 $26000 99'17 19 1 AUC TI ON FIRDAV 6 pm GOATS SOME JUS! fresl1ened Tru ddood s from Clnrmnot t two due m )u ly and A ugus t L l o ts of furnt ture mclud tng Al so k1ds S,ode 696 1234 b edroom sets 2 or 3 p1ece ltv G IB SON UPRI G HT fr eet er tng roorp se ts rerl tncr s 997 2980 mornings and eve n ro ckers e tc ~ o t s of mt5c Oht o 1ngs R ver Aucl ton 537 High St Mtddlepor t Oht o I 10 000 lb mtlk route for soleo 98S .d207 or 98 S 3861 or wr tte ?7 Pomer oy ATHENS, OHIO SUNDAY, APRIL 22 AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. SHOP Real Estate lor Sale 1976 CHEVY Bnna n1o 4ll4 short w i-) ee l bo~€1 I 304 88? 2396 PUBLIC AUCTION L---------~---------' " C. R. MASH VINYL & ALUM. SIDING o/o milo> off Rl. 7 JY-111111 ., 18 Ye1rs Expertence 1nfo DANVILlE - 4 bedroom frame hom e Stfuated on a 75 of an acre It has a smoke ho use ce llar and 2 other good but!dlngs Home needs a l 1ttle w ork but tt ts well worth $18,000 00 RUTLAND We have severa l m ce hstlngs In and arou nd R u tland so gtve us a call HAULING lim es tone gro vel Md IT115C ttems 747 :t909 osk lor Rtrk lmbndf>n POMEROY - 2 bedroom SPRIN G RE FRF SHfR ond begtn hom e on Bnck Street npr ~ gQif lessons Club repotr S17 000 ()() JohnTeol o<d 61H8S396< WE NEED LISTINGS WILl DO patntm g 1ns1d e and ou t CALL AND DISCUSS 1 Good referencE" For more •n YOUR REAL ESTATE formol to n co ll 997 6331 before PROBLEMS WITH liS J noon or a f te r 8 30 p m WE ' Ll TRY TO HELP Chery I Lemley, ASSOCiate NURSES AIDE f or elderly dunng Phone 742 2003 7 2200 th e evemngs ~ Hilton Wolfe, Associate WATER WELL dr~llt ng Myers Phone 949 2589 PL mp Soles and Ser vtce GeorgeS Hobstetter, Jr Heaton Ortllmg 985 4353 a ft er Broker992 5739 ROGERHYSBJ. REYNOlD'S ELECTRIC MOlOR good clean farm wtth some woods and '1 ponds It tS all fenced Ca ll today for more POOL CHFM!CALS Sr osa n rorlo:s F rP~ deltvery D Bumgortiner SoiPs Inc Fqutpmf'>nl a nd sup r i•P" 99'1 5774 FXPERIENCFD bohy!; IIE>r w 111 cia boby s1thng n my home Rt"!';umes ovotlohl(' 99') 63'17 WILL g vP lessons on natural c gut or 0 nnro (l n d Hown ton ~ fPP' I For mf ormnlton co li 7•7 :/<>75 6 pm 1 NEW LISTING - 99 acrefarm One of the county's fm est for merly known as th e Paul Orr farm T here are 50 acres pasture and 49 ftllable Pasture Is sprtng fed If has 2 cattle barns 1 horse barn eq ul pm~ nt shed s mtlk hou ses and conc rete s tl o Exce l lent home butlt of California Redwood Thts farm IS a NOW HA ULING llmc-5tOnP tn MtdrliPport Poemroy erect Col i for frpe es tt mote 367 7101 WI LL C~Rt: for tw o tnvol•cl or ('> lc1P rly pf!rsons tn my hom €! TwPnty year s Px penenc e RPoson able rates 9Q'} 6027 o r 997 5A77 PAINTING AND so ndblastt ng Frt>Pe .. ttmotes Ca ll9497686 992 - 2274 _ A_ulo ~a_les houltrtg Coli EEUS PAT HILL : FORD Business Services 1 HOBSTETTER REALTY New Ltma 1iJ oaa Rutland Oh1o Phone 742 2003 - WATFR AND mt sr 992 5858 Bradbury Rd 1973 INTFRNA TI ONAL SCOUT 71 000 rn 1l...s fully r>qutpped Otr Wf'I"IC" h f' IC ('IO"Cellpn t con dtltnn 991 71?1 ---- -- - ' ' r --'-------...__._.,....-...::;.._ _ _ __,___ __.._...._ __.=....,-, TWO AFDR OOM house w 1fh hn th 7 lnl'!. ~o r ogp ho<;.PmPnt one onrrlon 94Q 1397 Services Offered SALES &SERVICE Gf-RMAN SHEPARD r w lr> wht l t> A 1'ont! ~ olcl pcu tly tro tr f'ci 7~J7 7678 Real Estate lor Sale - Foe Sale .PRICES REDUCED BIG GRAPH ge l along romant ica ll y Send fo r yours by maili ng $1 for each Box 489 10 ASI<o Graph p Rad to Ctl y Sl ai!On N y 10019 l ee sure to s pe ci fy b trth stgn GEMINI (May 21 Juno 201 You tv. halle a g oo d tnend you can d epend on to help you further your mt eres t s today H ts sup ,-..,--~------~ ~ port ma.y come from b e h i nd the scenes I CANCER (Juno 21-July " 221 1 You re very recept tv e Ia ga.tn Ap<ll 21, 1919 10 g worthwh tl e k n o wledge Fr iends have a l ways been 1m through personal expe tences po rt an t 10 you but th ey wt ll be loday Thtng s teamed IHst even more so lh1 s comtng year hand wtl l be wt sely u sed ta< e< f Bot h opoortuntl.es and adven LEO (July 23 Aug 221 Vou lur e will come 'fOur way possess a knack today to Itt HOURS l hor ugh th ose you c hum yourself tnl o good thmgs th at B s Mon Fr1 ~ round wnh o thers have going for them 8 12 on Sat TAURUS (April 20-May 201 Thi s Happ tl y they w on t mmd yo ur Closed Sunday " a n excell ent day lo gel o ul havmg a p tece ot the act•on soc<all y Wllh you< pals Th e \II AGO (Aug 23·Sept 22) To Inte rnational New Idea more people you s hare the day day you can vtrtually wnte your Harvester -E-qu-opm_•_ntJ wtlh I he bette< you 11 hke 11 own t1 cket becau se of your ' - - - - • Bern1ce Bede Osol o -•OUr 'Birlhda MEIGS I I Equl"pmeflt Co• I Pomeroy, . Ph • 992-2176 1 1 1 I I I I O $1795 Plus Exchange Casing FREE Mountong & Balancmg ~ WNERAL TIRE SALES N Second Av e Moddleport, 0 B tg acreage heavy loads rough g otng - Power Ktng c ames th roUgh w1thou1 mtssmg a beal The reaso n? 12 14 and 18 hp enQtnes applied through Power Kmg s augear dr tve deliver almosl 100% po w er to !he b1g drtv~ wheels That s why you move nght along wllh a 60 mower load fast wtth a % ton b ucket bulldoze clear a 48 path o f snow In a hurry Ame(tcan built Power Ktng tS a machtne not a !oyt Auto-motive clutch t ransmtsstoh differe ntial 1 W axles for example REED'S COUNTRY STORE R ee d sv ille, o, 378 - 6125 ' , ' �• .. . .. . .. _ .' ·. ~ .. 10- The nail'-' Se~t~ rwl. Mithllt>)lur1:Pnmt•rny . 0 ., Fr_itlay ..1\pr· 20, l!l'lfl ' Wllere ·It Is Inside ., Meigs has first JESSI!•: M. ! 'HffRIU. Mrs ..Jessie M. Cottrill, 81, Survivors · include Syracuse , died Thursday morning at the Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Cot trill was born Jan . 29, 1898, a daughter of the late · rrank and Anna Howell Harris. She was al so preceded in death by her first husband . . Perry Diddle, a sister, .two trothers and two infant grandchildren; Surv-iving are her husband, four dau~ht.rs, Mrs . Marie Rizer, Minersville: Mrs. Elizabeth llire and Mrs. Mary Pirkens, both of Syra<'use, and Mrs. Linda Parsons, Vero Bech, Fla. Four sons also ·survive, James H., Mason; William T. , Middlepm:t; Ralph P. and Larry W., both of Syracuse. Two sisters~ Mrs. Russel Alpha . Cottrill; a so~; Turker, Racine, and .Mrs. La\vrence Diddle, Syracuse; Mary Curry, Columbus; also three daughters, Mrs; RliSsell su..Vive. . .. (Dortha ) ' Morrison , Twenty-nine grand and Ashtabula ; Mrs. Herman eight gre?t · grandchildren (Naomi) London, Syracuse 1 alsosurvive. andMrs.Charles(Bea ) Lisle, Services will be held at 1 Syracuse; a stepson, Donald p.m. Saturday at the Cottrill. · Syracuse; two Syracuse Church o( the brothers, Walter (Dick) Nazarene, of which Mrs. ' Harris, Syracuse, and Wilbur Lavender was . a long-time Harris, Bloomingdale, and member by the Rev. Dale SNOOPY 8ASKF.T - This large F.aster basket was a feature ,of the Middleport United Pentecostal Church Easter morning. Smalll!ifts. monev and candies were hid· de~ among the basket and " h~nt. " Snoopy,left, played by Mike Zirkle and the clown, Danny Rirhards, were in trW due to recent strikes. This .has delayed the start of" $1.3 ODT••• . !Continued from nage 1) . sonnel (some 2,500 workers) and equipment, delayed repair projects longer than nonnal, and placed thin overlays on existing roads just to maintain current million renovation job. Miller assured trkounly residents work on the Shadle Rridge will begin May I , and with around-the·dO<'k shift work, repairs will be rompleted by Sept. 28. .. Still on schedule in Mason basket with the children. Pictured with ·the two are leff Michele 7.irkle and right, Pamela Zirkl e. The basket wa~ JO by 20 f-.t. The Middleport church marked a record attendanre Sunday with 324 attending. The·previous record was 26.1. HOSPITAL NEWS VETERANS MEMORIAL Veteran s Memoria 1 Hospital Admitted- Leona Hubbard, Syracuse; . Fred Shain, Racine : Margie Hunt, Racine: Alan Wilson , Racine . Arrington, HOSPfTA!.IZED Robert Bratton is a patient !2KILLED BF.J.F AST , · Northern at Holzer Medical Center. His room number is . 334 A. ireland lAP)- Bloodied and Bratton fell 18 feet at his battered by nearly 10 year;; of employment at Kyger Creek. guerrllla warfare, Northern 'Bratton · is the son of Ireland is reeling under a Marjorie Osborne, Las Vegas new wave of IRA terror that and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. has killed 12 members of the Eldon Walburn, Middleport. security forces in two weeks. ·. Keep them in om::~ ·of our Safe Deposit Bm:esJ And keep ......... .. u . pom,eroy rutiC!nd 1uppers plams • . pqme,oy··. ,.. nationa ... · bank · · · the bank of the century established 1872 Star .of the Month ·Gold Rings . CI.ARA R. LAVENDER Clara Meigs (Continued from page I) committee, and a npminee for "Who's Who in Music." Tracey has been active in 4-H :club work and attends the Rock Springs · United Melt10dist ChurCh. ,. Her activities at school have also included Singing ill the madrigal of the vocal departmeni and taking part in the recent musi cal, "The s·ound of Music. II Miss GOf!'glein· is a member of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church wliere she sings in 'the choir. She is secretary of the junior class, business editor of the yearbook, on the Student Council, and an office assistant. . In the music department she is a member of the mar· ching , _ con·cert, and pep bands, the Spanish and Music Clubs' and nominated for "Wbo's Who in Music." She . participated in the junior dass p'lay, sfrved on the prom committee, and in the past to was a girl scout. Miss -"<<!y is a member of the National Honor Society and an actiVe membe11 of the United Pentecostal Church where she sings in the c~oir and teaches a Sunday School nurserY class . Miss Murphy is president of the Camera Club artd works as a yearbook photographer. She · phiyed volleyball and was in the Drama Club In her freshman year, and was on the yearbook staff and In the Spanish Club d.uring her sophomore year. She Is a member of the Zion Church of Christ. Miss l.egar has been a cheerleader for the past three years was on the gymnastics team for two years, a member . of the Student Boosters Club, the Spanish , Club, and the Girls' Athletic · Association. She Is enrolled in the Rusiness Office F.duca· lion program and a member of the Intensive Office Educa· tion Clerical Club. Maria is a member of the National Honor Society and belongs to Trinity Church. GRE'rrA MAEHOROEN Miss Gretta Mae Borden, 75, formerly of Middleport , died Thursday at the Thurber Village Care Cel)ler In Colwnbus. Miss Horden was born May 6, 1903, at Bradbury, a daughter of the late Richard and Hettie Sisson Borden. She was also preceded In death by two sisters, Thehna Schartler, and Elizabeth . Harden, and two brothers, H. D. Horden and Lawrence D. Horden. Surviving are a sister and lrother~n~aw, PhyUis and · Geo.rge Skinner of 'near Pomeroy, four nieces· and four nephews. . Miss Horden was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ and was employed with the Ranco Corp., Columbus, for . a number or years before her retirement. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Rawlings-Costs .· Funeral Home with the Rev. David Mann officiating. Burial will be ~ Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at .the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday. hf-•arin g~ is .- ..::..:~~· Pomeroy, Ohio ..____,_li::ll=------------1 , Af1io .t.r.7f!n_ "t '·"rr. To. ~~ .. GALUPOUS - Fire caused an estimated $52,000 in damages to the contents of a warehouse located off Eastern Ave:, early &jturday. Called to the scene at 2:09 a.m., the Gallipolis City Fire Depilrtment reports that upon arrival , the building, ideo-' tifled as the Old Apple Warehouse, located approximately 300 feet behind Bob Evan's Steak House, was completeiy engulfed In !lames. ·. • . Flte Chief James Northup said Saturday rrillming that the department's 1118Jor ubjecllve' at the ..,.,. wu lo protect el<]J05ed property, · fncludlng bottled gas tanks, a\1(1 nearby houses qn Lincoln Ave. . Northup said this morning that damage to the building, which . was origln"aliy a part of the grand stand at the old·GaUia County Fairgrounds, was cOnsidered by the owners, C.H. McKen· zie, etal., to be of little or no con-' sequence. · · · Material stored within the building and lost during the blaze, of undetermined origin, was estimated at approximately $52',000, however. . Chief Northup said this morning that GALUPOUS - The question of the legality of a vote taken saturday' during which the Board of Trustee.!l of Buckeye Rural Electric were ousted by ·Cooperative members and a new board elected, will apparently be settled In · Gallla County Common Pleas Court. During an afternoon meeting at Rio G111nde College; cooperative members voted to remove, by~ unanimous showol-hand votes, .trustees Neal Taylor, • UNGER.IE DEPT. 2ND FLOOR int1•rr!-!INI . old grandstand when the located in that vicinity. damages old warehouse . fnr t~f' i li'P<-l nf Rnlft<l- ' All ·- Bob Evans Steak . House and Drive-in lost an estimated $15,000 in stored materiaL The Gallipolis Terminal CompaRy lost approximately $12,000 in stored oil and grease. High pressure hoses, grease and rope , estimated at $25,000, stored In the building by Voto Manufacturing Company .was also 11)81:' ·. , • Fed byJ he ljlllt~r!a.! ~IQted rJtliJii. ~ warehouse, 'll8rnes IliUirilrillteOI UMi area last night and left a cloud ·ol ~molie hanging in !he yjcinJiy,thiS morning. _. (llllol~- lhLo IIKII1jlnl thai members from the fire 'spread as far as Mill Creek Road during the second major conflagration ofl979. The Gallipolis Department was aided at the scene by 10 men and ·a tanker pwnper from the GSI Fire Department. The Gallipolis unit responded to the call with 24 men and four timker ptlm·. pers. The fire scene was still being cleared as of 9 a.m. Saturday. The Galllpolis City Fire Department responded to three, including one false alarm, calls Friday. Firemen battled a blaze fed by a brea k in a natural ~as lin• at 2 : 4~ p.m. ... GAI.IJPOIJS - The Southeast • Ohio Emergency Medical Service, Inc., began plaMing Saturday for a shutdown of Its service in Gallia Conn' · ty. The action followed an announcement of action taken by the Gallia Board of Commissioners Tuesday, Aprlll2, that It plans to fund and operate Its own systems in the near future. Presently, SEO~MS furnishes EMS to the county under a contract whi~h e.pires on June 12. Under that contract the SFJOEMS corporation . has placed ' valuable telemetry communications equipment In county owned vehicles which must be · removeti. It has also lease~ quarters for the county's vehicles and em· hot mix for placement around the railroad tracka on Pomeroy's East Main Street. Bad road conditions have plagued motorists for sometime. Elberfelds ·In Pom~roy .. Wtllow Wood; Gene Nance, Chesapeake; William P. Smith, Gallipolis; ' John Holllday_. Dexter;, i?hlllip L. Pope, Gallipolis; E. W: Holcomb, Albany; Clyde B. Walker, . : 1bunnan; and Lee Snyder, Beaver: With approximately 100 of the 250 preoent voting as eligible cooperative members, trustees for four of the com· . pa.ny's five districts were then POMEROY - Employes of the Meii!B County Ohio Department· of Transportation were out in full force Friday. ~ard Gilkey, """"rin· tendent, reported that they were In the process of cleaning out the pot· holes at the railroad tracks on East Main Street and J,utting In hot mill. Gilkey stated the severe winter and the floor played havoc with the roads. Gilkey oboerved that Ohio ranked second In the United States as having the most potholes. The repair to.the sections of East Main Street Is only temporary, GHkey reported. Paving of East Main from Nye Ave., to Sycamore and from But· temut to the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge will be done later in the summer, Gilkey noted. ' nominated and elected. Elecied were Wynema Pattersoo and RoMiff Miller for the Lawrence County District; Richard Wade and Ed Prince · lor the GaiUa District; T.J . Moore and Earl Uvesay for the Jackson District; and, Marvin Houstoo and Guy Adams lor the Melp-VInton District. Wltlt no members present !rom the Plke,.ilctoto-Ross (',ounty District, there were no nominations and thqs no elec· lion o1 . truatees to represent the cooperative's fifth aervlce area . Beca- ri questions surrolll)dlng the meeting, Buckeye Rural officials filed suit last Friday In Gallla County Com· mon Pleaa Cotu1 seeking a declaratory judgm'ent ordering tltal any action · takeh at Saturday's meeting be ruled null and void. . _ r • ., • Actording to the action lil!"i agathiif ~q the cooperative mem~rship, the petitions ciNulated to q~ll the recall meeting were Improperly distributed, and that the meeting (tself was called In vlolaUon of the Cooperative's. Code of Regulations. A member of the Colwnbus based law firm that represents the trustees voted against said S.turday that It waa the board's position that the vote taken waa Illegal and lhWI not valid. "The members have eYfrf right to meet, but they are nleetlng for their own edification-we \1011'1 consider this to be a legal meeting," U,. attorney said. . "This matter has been aubmlltee! to · the CllUrt for judl(md, n1f abide by the court's decision," the member of the 'firm George, Cri!ek, K~, Mr· Mahon and MrC<mnaughey concluded" condition is stabilized, and otlr paramedi cs are able to stabilize patients. In a Basic system, using' EMT-As, these technicians are trained not to hurt the patlent any more than he or she is already hurt ," Mrs. Holtzanfel stated. Seven Counties Served At present, SEOEMS ,serves seven counties and provides service to Gallla from six of its stations : Gallia, Oak Hill, Jackson, Wellston, McArC thur, and Rutland. A dispatcher, who is on duty around the clock, can have an ambulance enroute to a call in less than a minute , Am ambulance with ' two paramedics responds to emergencies, reaching a scene in an average of 13 minutes. Their e•pertlse and speed can be crucial for heart attacks, strokes, trawna and · other lifethreatening situations. Telemetry, for instance, can mean the difference between life and death. With telemetry, SEOEMS Gallia paramedics can be in constant communication with coronary care· . units in hospitals at Gallipolis, Iron· ton, and Athens. Demands in Gallla County are usually r®led to Holzer, but If that unit's physicians and nurCootinued on A·2 _..,. ployees on Jackson Pike, near Holzer Medical Center. It is asswiled the commissioners may have to asswne . on a hill located north of the ,Spruce the tenns of the lease if It does not recontract with SEOEMS. Provisions Street Extension. According to a report filed by the for employment of 15 Gallia .County department; a break In a joint of a sup- residents who are SEOEMS emergen, ply line running from a we)l owned by cy 'medical technicians are ·presently W.J . Lydick, Zanesville, to heating · unkl]own. , "Puzzltagi' Uoyd S.)'l · pipes on property owned by Oscar . "It Is pUZ2llng," stated Dan Bastian!, ·Gallipolis, allow<!~ natural J.lciyd, 1executive director of gas, which Ignited, to escape, ~ department reports tha! tpe ,gas . SE;OEMS, "why the' cmmlssloners fire Ignited grasa lind brush In thei)h'l• ' 'io<luld want to subotltlite what their planS 'ilel<irtbe 'as li llleCOnd rate ser' ~iatevlclnlty. · ·', vice for the SEOEMS .oerviCle, which . • 'J'Wil'oulbuJ(diop iUid an old car were Ia I 6t<lfiOINdfnOIIhlllliihiiii01111Jly II! . ~ . . . . , . , fire oil pi-ty oWned by Jenny Webb, 355 Pike St., the best rural service In the nation. The SEOEMS service Is known as an Kanauga, a.t 12:07 p.m. . The departz:nent reports that sparks Advanced Life Support sy~tem, the . from a trash fire Ignited brush and top quality In the lnduBtry. Its cost to grass and spread to the buildings and. the county tas certainly. been reasonable. From the clinunlssiooers' auto. Damage to the property damaged aMounced plans so fir, their new system wiD be of a Basic Ul~ Support was estimated at $50. The department received a false quality and at about the cost now paid SEOEMS.'.' alarm call at 8:52p.m. According to Mrs. Mary Joo Holt· Responding to the Illegal false alarm, department firemen and equipment zapfel, R.N ., Director of Training of · were needless dispatched to Mill Creek SEOEMS and a member of the EMS Rd . tosearchforthenon-exlstentblaze. advlsory council to the Ohio Board ol Regents , its professional paramedics (EMT-Ps) are trained to administer drugs, to intubate patients (prOvide an air passage), and to apply electric counter-shack (deflbii!latioo) In or· · der to prevent cardiac ·arrest among •. other advanced procedures. ''In an advanced system, the emergen~y Is over when the patient's Court to' settle Buckeye issue - wet~· ~lrt•i•l hrlnw Pflrk · ~!. , F:lm St.. 11 ai Iroad St . am! THIRTY-FIVE CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY SEOEMS director ·puzzled oVen acti()n• CREWS from tile Meigs County Ohio Department of Transporiation were hard at work Friday smoothing out · $.1~0.~00 tn prnvirJP !-a•wfl gr ~1. . - SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1979 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Workers out ·in full force tP provirlr riti 7' f'll.~.~ flrl·' irwi11•,d to fl iiPn(l . F'11i· fm·H,I'r infnrm Htitll:l l'llr~ · l;wl ltw 1\f: ·~·pr '~ · Offkl• , ?~7 l1HP ' ~t n•pf : Middlr•pr•rt . NO. 12 '• Tty Our Drive-Thru /nwnl 'Seroice! Crow's Family Restaurant Pag~"C-1 Replacement would cost $750,000 OUr Roost Btelond Baked Hom Sondwiches slorl with specia.lly seleded USDA inspacted rnut1. TM meat Is sliced thin ond STACKED HtGHon 1 stsomt SHd bun. There is plenty of lean meat nutrition ttwtt the tntlre family needs daily. rnmm1init~• ·fl f'VE"lnpmrnt Rl<'<'k f!nm! Small ritit•' Pro···~~~ !'ram. Thl' application is for !-=f-'1"\'irr VOL 14 Fi~e •' held Saturday. •. . ROAST BEEF OR 'BAKED HAM SANDWICHES of t~n <-1pplif'flti11n f11r a ~inf,!lr Pnrp(lSt> fir<lnt nnrlrr thr ·sEE owR coMPLETE seLECTION OF MOTH FRS RINGS . Page B-1 caused'an estimated $52,000 in damages to the contents of a warefhouse located off Eastern Ave. early Saturday . dtin•n. input twfnrP tht• filing • nur8ery school. Something N""' AI (),.,. Drive· Thru Windo10 PI iRI.Ir NOTlrF: Puhlic h•arings will he held on .April :ID, l!l7~ and May I, · l!l7~ at 7 : ~0 P.M.· dJ'Wnstairs al Villapt• Hall, ~~7 Rare St ., Middleport . Ohio. Purl""" of PClt'l' FDIC · R. Lavender , 71 , Syracuse, died Wednesday at Pl~asant Valley HospitaL She was born August 7, 1907, at Hartford, Va., to the late James and !.aura Hendricks Birchfield. Her husband , F.st el lhP Your choice of 12. brilliani birth star colors enhanced by' genuine diamonds. . Burial will be in BroWn's Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Friends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason,after~p.m. today. The body !Viii be taken to the church an hour prior to the service. B. F.velyn Blankenship, Fermin Boring, James Burcham, Mary Chapman and daughter, Dewely Coleman, systems/' Haddah con- County, according to Miller, · . Discharged-Henry r.ary Davis, Robert Deal, tinued. "We're still losing are additional highway im· Cunningham, Richard Jeremy Tlill, Rufus E!lcessor, ground despite th ese provement projects !Routes Vaughan, Roberta Mw;ser , Robert · Ervin , Louise sacrifices,'' he added. . 2 a nd 35) and renovation of 11 Cecil Ward, Donna Webb, Hawkins, Flora Henry, Nan· In cmirlusion, Haddah otherbridges. Mary Layne, Qanny cy Hill and son, Janet Hinkle, J ohn I Jake l Koe bel : Buffington, Betty Ep;1man, Kelly Holman, Nonnan Hum· ·said, " If things are to change, the message has to r.allipolis Area Chamber of Mary Smith, !JOnallf Covert, phreys III , Carrie Justice, come from local com- Corrunerre prL"sident, served WilHam Morris, Avis Albert Keller, flora Kirby munities." as master of ceremonies. Lawson . and son , Elizabeth l"mbert, Meanwhile, Commissioner John Pleasant, Huntington , Daman I.awson, Charles J,inMHier informed COVIC: president of the COVIC, indaeur III , Shirley J.ong and members that while Ohio's trorluced the speakers, along Squad kept busy son, Gilbert l .ucas, . J..eslie problems are not uni.que, with John Ellis, design J.yones, Ralph McCorkle, Sue The Pomeroy Emergency McQuire, Mary . Mcintosh, West VIrginia has approved a engineer ,with the Ohio record $670,000,000 highway Department of . Highways; Squad was bliSy with four Daniel RusSell , Dennis budget for the new ·fiscal r.lenn Smith, Director, Ohio runs Thursday night and Searles, Florence Silvey, year. T>ivision 10, Marietta ; Nor- Friday morniilg. · Debra Slaughter and son, At 4' 26 p.m. the squad went Della Snavely, Genjeve Stef· Miller pointed out West man Roush, West Virginia 's Virginia's gasoline tax is ten Chief F.ngineer, Qevelop- to Letart Township for fen, Ethel Stewart, Mary and one-half cents peqtallon. · men! , and Jimmy J. Wedge, Margie Hunt who was injured Swisher and daughter, Ida With federal aid f411ds, a Ma son County's represen- in a falL She was taken to Whaley and daughter, state 'lax and bond funds, tative in the West Virginia Veterans Memorial Hospital Heather Wood. · where she was admitted . at things are moving forward in · House of Delegates. 5:47p.m. Thursday, the fire the Mountain state. " li was . · unit went to Columbia the will of the people," Miller STRIKE POSSIBI.F. Township to extinquish a said, "to get things going in COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP ) 271NOJCTMENTS brush fire on the Lawson on-· ·Jate." · . Rubber Workers United SPRINGFIELD, Ol)io farm . At 5:51 p.m.,the squad MJller was,' however, upset President Peter Bommarito lAP)A special grand jury wenf to near Chester for Mrs. over · the condition of . the sa id Thursday night his union Shadle. Bridge, connecting investiguting alleged illegal Edna Summerfield, a by Clark County conduct medical patient, who • was "gave me the authority to · Henderson artd Pt. Pleasant · Sheriff Oonald F.. Sanders taken to 'Holzer Medical strike on Uniroyal If in my In Maso.n County. and M>j. Warren Holloway Center. Friday at 12:13 a.m. estimation a settlement " on The commissioner perkey issues cannot be sonally inspected that prldge returned 27 indictm ents the squad went to Brownell two arhieved, Thursday night. Ave., in Middleport, where Thursday,. on foot and in his He said the wage package Common Pleas . Court J eff Neff was · having· vehicle. "I'm embari-assed in a three-year pact being Judge Richard T.T:ole would difficulty breathing. He was over the deplorable condition presented to the four major of that structure," Miller not say who was named in the taken to Veterans Memorial tiremakers is "more than 30 indictments. Rut he said Hospit aL said. percent and I'm not going to The contractor has had a those indicted would be sumsay any more." moned (or arraignment this problem obtaining supplies, . afternoon. ·ReceivE( S;OOo c .c A Bo.rius Points for each sate deposit !lox rented at .the main office In ·. Pomeroy or.;.t:ff11i Rutl.and ilran.c h. Sorry.". all boxes are :reflted af.lhe T~ppers Pl.aiils Branch. Boxes rent .trom .$4.00 per year; and Bass. Durst, Coolville, and Mrs. Ethel Rainey, Point Pleasant, W. Va. Eleven grand- children, 19 greatgrandchildren. and several, nieces and nephews also . survive. ~'uneral services will be held at I p.m . S\lnday at the E;wing ~'uneral Home with ttie Rev. Steve Wilson official- ing. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home anytime after 7 this evening . Holzer Medical Center Discharges, Aprll19 Debra two sisters 1 Mrrs. Myrtle On Saturday, April 21, the . ty Junior Fairgrounds. M.r. .M. Tlistrict, Order of the r"mpfjre will be held at 7 Arrow, will host tht- Spring p.m. Dance team ·comFellowship of Thai Coo 7.yo petition between the l.odge I .odg• 457 at fhe r.aiUa r.oun· Team and Troop 249 · Pomeroy, will also beheld . . A special feature of the evening will be a tap out ceremony. : fO END MARRIAGES This Is the first time In the Three suits for dissolution history of the l.odge that~ of marriage have been filed has been done outside Qf in Meigs County Common CamJY Arrowhead at Ona, W. Pleas Court. · . . . ~ Fili!)g were Robert Wald Va.The public .and friends are Qua Us; Pomeroy, and Julia invited to attend. Ruth Qualls, Middleport; Helen Miller, Coolville, and· Harry Miller •. 'Pomeroy; . ALUMNI MEETING Timothy Edward Demosky, The Pomeroy Alumni Pomeroy, and Barbara Ann Association will meet ·· Demosky, Pomeroy. . Saturday, April 21, at 7:3:0 ·p.m. in the basemellt of the Trinity Church. All interested · SPECIAL MEETING SET alwnni are Invited to attend. A special meeting of the SQUAD CALLED Southern Local School The Middleport District Board of .Education . will be held at 7 p.m . Mooday Emergency Unit was called , at the high school to discuss to 913 Broadway at 11 :53 p.m. negotiations with the non· Thursday for lillie Smith, a certified employes. of the medical patient who was taken to Holzer Medical district. \ Center. · · Rotary Relays Area deaths •..••• .•.•. . A· J Classified ads • .•.••• . . 0·2·7 · ·Farm •. : .. ...... .•••. C·6·B Lifestyle .. ... .. ...... 8·1 ·8 Local .. . ......••• • ••• A·2·B State • ...... . ..• , .· •.... 0 ·1 Sports ..•.......••.•. C-1-5 Self-inflicted gun wound proves fetal POMEROY - Clifford H. South, Rt. 3, Puneroy, died of apparent selfinflicted gunshot wound Friday evening at his residence. The J;'oineroy Emergency Squad waa called at 10:30 p.m. and traniported Smith to Vetenrls Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Meigs County Coroner Dr. Rily Pickens and Sheriff James Proffitt w~re on the investigation a1 w~re Capt. Robert Beegle, Deputies Keith Uttle ond Cart Hysell, and Sheriff's Investtgator Gary Wolle. The body was taken to Ewing's Funeral Home. IJ FRENCH HOLSTON Two veteran Bell employees retire GALUPOUS.- Ohio Bell central office repairman Victor D. Hager, and installer • repalnnan French J . Holston will retire here May 23 -each with more tban three decades of ser· vice with the company. · Hager, a Midkiff, W.Va., native, began· his Bell System career here in 1945, following four yeal's with the U.S. Ariny Air Corps. After five years as a combinationman, he became an Installer ·repair· . man in 1!150. In 1952, he returned to his duties as comblnationman. He assumed his present position as · ~ntral office repairman in 1962 .. Hager's 34 years with the com· · pany all have been In Gallipolis. Holston, born in Ironton, also began his te1ephooe career alter military service during World War II, He served in the Army Signal Corps In the F.uropean Theater from 1942 to 1945. He started with Ohio Bell as a lineman in Colurntius in January 1916, returning to hls ho111etown in that I position live months later. In 1947, Holston moved to Galllpolls where, In 1!150, he began his present job as inlltaller • repalnnan. Both men plan to remain In the area after retirement. . The two are Involved In local civlc activities, lhcludlng the Telephone Pioneers of America and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Hager's other af· filiations Include the Elka and the Gallipolis Golf Club. Holston also is a Mason. !lager and his wife, Geraldine, were married In 1945. They liave two dailghters, Suelien and Deborah. Holstoo and his wife, Pearl, also were wed In 1945. They· have one daughter, Patsy. Petition to repeal city tax filed Friday GALUPOUS - An initiative petition for the repeal of the one per cent City Income Tax was filed. with Galllpolls City Commission Clerk Evei)'n Knolls late Friday afternoon . Submitted by fiJr!ller City Manager Gary R. Short, attorney at law, who currently worka for the City of Colum· bus, the petition was fUed on behalf of a committee to represent the petitioners . consisting of Wlllllm M. Barr, Harcy .W. Holderby, Carl R. Sanden, Eddie A. Sanders and V. Helen Spires. The City ·qwrter requires that ouch inlllattve petttlooa Include, " ... the names and addressH of at least five electors who ahaU be officlaly regarded as flllng the petition and shall constitute a committee of the ·petitioners. for the EXTENDED WEA'111ER Monday tbroagb w.ae~~~ay: Fair )llroillll the period. HliU from tbe • to llle tow 'ltl. Lon fit tbe ·tO. Moaday, dropplag' to 1~ upper Ill to mid 1ttt Toeiday 8111 Wedaetday. · purpose ... named." ,. , Section llG of the charter mandates that all papers comprising a petition be flied with the clerk of the COrnmilatOII within 120 daya from the date ol the flnt signing. All of the 144slgnatures 011the live page petition were 1J8thered during March and April. According to the charter, "Any · proposed ordinances, Including or, : dinances for the repeal or amendnient . of an ordinance· then In effect may be submitted to the city c01111111sslon by . petition signed by a\ least five per ceRt of the total nwnber of voters In the . . munlclpallty," Ordinance No . 73-30, · whlcb establlohed the Income tax, wu puaed by the city commission on May 2, 19'78. The ooe per cent tux, imposed on all earned Income In Galllpolis, went into effect on July I, 19'18, without a vote of thepeopte. . AccOrding to the .City Charter, the petition filed Friday must be submitted to the city commission at Its next regular meeting, and provisions muBt be lnade for publlr hea~ uoon the . . Continued oo A-2 , . l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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