http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2a3754bf56d53e5e8a6cee8825f74e09.pdf 4d3771fd120974e9a3dc02d3545ce1c4 PDF Text Text ' D.a- The SWlday Times-Sentinel, SWlday, April30, 1978 .-----Probe-----, Retired teacher not only student = Combination of factors may in Grant School, also taught there ''t, :;j ''1: ' .,_.,. -, ; ' ' GA L!-!POLIS - A retired teacher who has lived in St. Petersburg, Fla., for II years says that she not only was a pupil in Grant School, between First and Second Aves. on Mill Creek St., but also U.ught thet·e. Hazel M. Glenn, 4000 Twenty-Fourth St. N. l;ot 1306, St. Petersburg 33714, says that Garnet Str- · r -~~. ' Blood bank 'j -~- \ GET SCOUTING !,WARDS- Jim Gilmour, M-G-M scouting district ' Point Pleasant, chosen as " outstanding cubber of the year", Bill Wlae, Point executive, far left, Is shown presenting Awards of Appreciation to slJ: per- Pleasant, "outstanding scouter of the year," Frank Casto of Pomeroy and sons wbo have played a slgnllicant role in the vo!Ullteer scouting program Bob Matthews, Point Pleasant The awards were presented at the during the past year. Pictured, left to right, are Gilmour, Mrs. Joanna Recognition Banquet of the M-G-M District last week. George Holman •. CouncU of Langsville, Frank DiClemente of Gallipolis, Jean Plttsenberger, Syracuse scoutmaster for over 15 years, received the coveted "Award of Merit". More than· $500 taken in B&E POMEROY - More than $500 was taken in a breaking and entering investigated Friday morning by Meigs County sheriff's deputies . Sheriff James J. Proffitt said entry was made at the Lee Wood residence , Rt. 1, Rutland, by jimmying the locking bar on the sliding glass door at the rear of the house . At I:40 a. m. Friday, Tony Milhoan, Rt. l, l..<Jng Bottom. notified the sheriff's office that two large rocks had just been thrown thru the windows at his trailer on SR 248. Later Friday the sheriff's offi ce was notified of vandalism and theft at the used car lot at Chester. OAPSE officers elected ANNUAL KROEHLER WEEK Pomeroy firemen burn mortgage • :·:·:::= :·:·:·:·:::::::::::·:-:::::·:::::::::::·:::::·:·:::::·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·: ' COLUMBUS (UPI ) The State Highway Patrol, whose OASIS program has drawn much crlllcism In the past week, maintains ll Is not out to stop every .-.;. AS ADVERTISED 1N ft9tte at y vehicle movtng per hour, but 56to miles gel motorist• to voluntarily comply with the speed limit. The patrol rec eived federal f11n ds to pay overtime for troopers putiiDg In extra bouro on Ohioans Against Speeding In Our Slate. The patrol said there are only three or four extra officers working each county every day. The ~rol maintains Its new radar unlls permit troopers to pick out individual cars speeding through a pack. and can concentrate oO the worst offenders. 100% DuPONT NYLON FABRICS . · WILLOWISLAND, W.Va.{UPI ) - A combination of concrete thlll became dust and an equipment breakdown may ha ve ca used the deaths of 51 workmen erectin g a power plant cooling tower, but federa l officials want more test results before dr awi ng any firm conclusions. Experts from the Oc cupational Safety and Health Admini strati on planned to take additional samples at the cooling tower, where 51 workmen fell 16a feet to their deaths when the scaffolding gave way last Thursday. Suspended from the rim of the unfinished tower to supp ort th e workers, the sca ffolding peeled off the sides and fell apart in a matter of seconds. UP! learned from a source close to the government's investigation that OSHA is concentrating on a theo ry that the accident resulted fr om a combination of fa ctors - possibly weak enttne Bridge job lng arrested -Vandalism, bus A Letart , W. Va ,, man , entry, wrecks Jack H. Shiflet, Jr , 22, will be charged wilh three counts of investigated hit-skip and with driving while intoxica ted when he appears before Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman . Middleport Police said that Shiflet hit parked cars owned by Debbie Davis, Route 1, Minersville, and Shirley S. Ash, Pomeroy, on S. Third Ave., before tra ve lin g to Seeond Ave ., where' he broke out a curbing nea r the John Hayes home and then went to Mill St., where he hit a parked truck owned by Bob Ellis. Shiflet did not stop following striking any ol the vehicles and was apprehended on Middleport Hill Friday night by police. The Meigs County sheriff' s department reported a busy weekend that included Investigation of vandalism, entry of a school bus and two traffic accidents. Sherif! James J. Proffitt said that John Fisher , Jr., R. D. Pomeroy, bas notified the sheriff's office that he had two windows broken out of a house he owns at Sycamore Grove. A rock had been Uarown through the stornl window and inside window . It is believed the vandalism occurred early Frida y morning when vandalism · also occurred to a nearby (Continued on page 10 ) WASHINGTON 1UPf) - Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin's scheduled visit to Washington today came amid conti nuing controversy on the proposed package sa le of jet aircraft to the Midt)le East. Begin 's morning visit coi ncided with two developments in the debate sales . Arrest guerrilla forces ABBASSIYEH , l~banon I UP! ) - Israeli troops withdrew from 220 sq uare miles of South Lebanon Su nday, turnmg over some 30 positions to U. N. peace-keeping forces, who promptly arrested Palestinian KUerrillas infiltratin g their lines. :.taj , Gen. Emmanuel Erskine of Ghana, commander of th e 4,000-man U. N. Interim Force in South Lebanon, said he was dewrmined to keep the area free of Palestinian guerrillas. "One of our main functions is to ensure that the area is sealed off and that there are no armed personneL We have made several arrests and this will probably be ongoing and something we have to face every day,' ' he said. Black support not lost BANJO'S BACK IN TOWN - Bill Clark, Pomeroy, left, and Bill Cannon, Cheshire, will be featured Saturday night in the 25th anniversa ry show of the Big !lend Minstrel Assn. to be staged at the Meigs High Schoo l under sponsorship of the Meigs Athletic Boosters. Several selections will be presented by the two banjoists. Curtain time is 8:10p.m. Effort being made to stop tax hike on exported power HUNTINGTON , W. 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Testifies about bombing SQUAD CALLED RICHM OND I UP! ) - Virginia Electri c and Power Co ., The Middlep o r t Appalachian Power Co. and two other large utilities are Emergency Squad was called considering what action to take against a large increase 111 to the Bailey Run Road at West Virginia's tax on exported electricity. 5:03 p.m. Satu rda y for Mary Vcpco Vice President and Controller Bill D. Johnson says Archer who was taken to officials from Vepco, Apco, Ohio Power Co . and Monongahela Veterans Memorial Hospital. Power Co. will mect in Washington Wednesday to make a At 1:36 p.m. Sunday the decision. squad went to Seventh Ave. The utilities' major choices additional 110 million during for E. M. Blake who wns going to the U.S. the next year . include tak en to Holzer Medica l Sup reme Court with the The commi3sion sa id Vepco Center. assistance of Virginia will have to pay $4 million Attorney General J . Marshall more, but the utility said the Coleman, going w a West ligw-e will be closer to $5.3 CLEVELAND (UPI I - The fate of Mayor Dennis J. Virginia state court and going million , and Apco ollicia ls Kucinich, one of the nation's youngest and most controversial to a federal cow-l in West said their company wlll have big city mayors, was being decided today by an ally of one of Members of the Gallipolis Virginia. to pay an additional 12.3 his political enemies. and Middleport ·Fire The utilities are seeking million for thei r Southwest Clea r and cold tonight with Recall campaigners filed petitions carrying 47,547 names Departments conducted ·ways to stop West Virgi nia 's Virginia cuswmers. lows near !reeling. Sunny with Cleveland City Council Clerk Mercedes Cotner Friday dragging opera t ion s increase from 0.88 percent to " l definitely think there and not as cold Tuesday with night. The law requires 37,500 valid signa tures to recall the Saturday afternoon and all 4 percent on the value of will be so me sort of highs from 55 to 60. mayor , but the criteria for deciding validity remained clouded . day Sunday but were Ull· electricity genera ted in that litigation, " Joh nson said . successful in finding the state and exported. The law "All of the companies want to body. Four scuba divers alsO. do something. None of them took effect April 1. participated in recovery The West Virginia Public want to just accept the I tax efforts Sunday. Service Commission said the increase )." Dragging operations were Johnson said the two major hardest hit utility will be Ohio called off today, but officials Power, with all its genera ling legal questions are whether were still conducting a search plants in West Virginia , the West Virginia tax along the creek bank. whi ch would have w pay an represents a burden on Interstate commen-e, which should be regulated only by Congress, and whether the tax creates an unfair c la ssi fi ca ti o n o f manufacturing, because aU other manufacturers are taxed at the 0.88 percent raw . i Representatives of Uae lour utillties met earlier and decided to have company lawyers research the statutes Involved and what could and could not be done, Johnson said. He said both Coleman and the State .Corporation Co mmission pr omis ed cooperation . But Assistant Attorney PIN PRESENTED - Roscoe Fowler, center, front row , was prese nted his 60 year pin General. Donald G. Owens as a member of Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM, at his home. Attending the said lhe "utilities have w presentation were front, I tor, Glenn Crisp, worshipful master of the Middleport Lodge ; make their own decisions" Fowler ; James Clatworthy, 12th District Deputy Grand Master ; back row, Paul Darnell, before Coleman's office can secretary, and Fred Russell, right, past master of Middleport Lodge and now a resident of take any action. by Donnie Earl GuinUaer. So far, ellorts to raise the craft California. · have been uruiuceeSllful. Deciding Kucinich 's fate Weather - lully rec line to BIRMINGHAM . Ala . (UPi ) - Despite criticism of President Carter by some black leaders, Carter has not lost the support of blacks. according to one Democra tic Party offi ciaL "There has been no corrosion of black support for the president," Benjamin D. Brown, deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee, satd during a speech at Miles College Schll!ll of Law Satu rda )' night . As of midnight Sunday, CLEVELAND (UP! ) - Louis Aratari, alleged backup lbe tollgates closed. Gov. Jay Rockefeller last assassin in the slaying of Cleveland rackel cer Danny Greene , month dipped into a specia l has testified he bombed a Clevelahd business for Laborers account In hls office, and . Union lea der Anthony "Tortv " Liberatore, one of 15 alleged thai money, coupled wllh Malia members indicted in Gree ne's death . Aratari described the bombing Saturday at the murder past collections at the tollgales, retired the bonded trial of six of those indicted in Greene's death - reputed north· indebtedness of th e east Ohio mob boss James "Jack Whiw" Ucavoli, Pasquale "Butchie" Cisternino, Algelo "Big Ange " Lonardo, Alfred bridges. So, Uae clty ended Us "Allie" Calabrese, Rona ld "The Crab" Ca rabbia and Thomas pra cllce of collecllng a "Tommy " Sinito. nickel an axle to cross the bridges. Search operations ·-r esumed· Search operations resumed educational trip. this morning lor the body of Monroe and two other 13-year old Dave Monroe ol youths left the livery first . Cincinnati who apparently They were given instructions drowned Saturday three- to wear lifejackets, but aP' fourths of a mile !rom the parently took them oil. Their upper entrance to the Rac- canoe capsized with the other coon Creek Uvery. youths clinging to it until they According to Gallia CoWlty were rescued. Sheriff James Montgomery, Thomas C. Bittner, an Monroe, son of Mr. and Mrs. instructor from Mt. Healthy, David Monroe, 8683 Darrell said the Monroe youth Place, Cincinnati, was one of disappeared a'lter en17 students and th.ree in- countering trouble while structors on a canoe attempted to swim to ehore. \' ol. 2!1. :-.lo. ll Controversy continuing Aspokesman for West Virginia Gov . Jay Rockefeller said today work is progressing on schedule on the Ravenswood Bridge. Tne new span will join Meigs County with Jackson County, W. Va . Bids lor piers, abutments and signs lor the West Virginia side of th e river will be advertised May 10 and contracts are to be awarded on June 6. · Similar bids will be advertised for Uae Ohio side 1llt May 16 and awarded on June 6, according w the governor 's spokesman. Bids on the super structure are to be advertised oo May 19 and awarded June 27, the spokesman further said . Es timated cos t ol the overall p~oject is $15.5 million and is sched uled to be completed in 1980. Fiftct;n ft• nts The World Today p~ogress The governor 's spokesman also said the Shadle Bridge, which spans across the Ka naw ha River betwee n Hen derso n and Point Pleasant, probably will not be closed this year for major repair work . The Department of Highways is curr ently working on design plans to renovate the bridge . "However , the soonest any major work can be done is next summer," Uae spokesman commented. While no major work is expected on the Shadle Bridge this year , for the remainder of this week, the span will he limited to one· lan e traffic at various interv als to do minor welding, according to Geo rge McCa u s land , DOH maintenance supervisor in Mason Co unty . concrew and equipment failure. The source said concrete poured at the level of the tower where the scaffolding disintegrated had turned to powder. "That's all the re was left was dust," the source said . OSHA 's regional admi nistrator, David Rhon e, acknowledged that offiCials working in his in vestigation were "concerned about the strength of th e concrete. "We have been unable to reeover suffi cient samples on the ground from the level" where the scaflolding broke, he said. _. Five members of the Lee Steele ' family - four son s and a brother were buried side-by-6ide Sunday after a large funeral in a school gymnastum and more ~e r vice s were to be held tOOay and Tuesday in this riverfront town. (Continued on page 10 ) • e -:::·:·:·:::·:::-:-:-:-;.;.;.;.;:;.;.;:;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;. ___ oas ovesea s a1rs Featuring 100% DuPont Nylon Fabrics BURN MORTGAGE - Pomeroy Volunteer Firemen Saturday night burned a $30,000 mortgage . Shown burning the document are , left to right, Donnie Mayer, ER Chief, and Charles Legar, lire chief, while fire deparlmenl members look on. An Open House was held Saturday night in observance of the lira! payment due on the Butternut Ave., $30,000 headquarters constructed lour years ago . The Firemen paid off the mortgage through endless spaghetti, pancake and fish suppers in addition to turning over any money for intown !ires to the mortgage fund. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, May I. 1978 I 4-H News' The Rebels 4-H Club had their first 4-H meeting AprilS at the home of Archie Meadows. Ernie Meadows led the pledge. Sonja Call had devotions. New officers were elected as follows : Unda Wau gh , president ; Che ryl Chapman, vice president ; Carlos Campbell, secretary ; Cheryl Chapman, treasurer ; Carol Mead ows, rep ort er ; Keith Campbell and Mike Waugh~ refreshment Committee ; Melvin Clgg and Craig Chapman, clea nup committee. The members present were Melvin, Melva and Robin Clagg, Linda and Mik e Waugh, Rick Clary, Carlos Campbell , 'lonja and Shawn Call, Ernie and Archi e Meadows, Keith Campbell, Craig and Cheryl Chapman and Donna James. Unable to attend were David Mllls, Richie and Randy Daniels, Carol and Dick Meadows and Teresa James. The next meetlng will be April24, 7:30 p. m. at the home of Archie Meadows. Advlaors are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Meadows and Verble Waugh. . Repoa.ter Carol ~Ead ows ~ According to the report, the been damaged early Friday rea r glass of a 1973 station morning by rock throwing EXTON, Pa. - Foote wagon had been broken out . vandals. Mineral Company reported a Ronald Beegle, Dorcas, net loss of $236,000 for the and a spare tire stolen . There was other damage to the rear reports vandals damaged his first quarter 1978 compared of the stationwagon. Damage mailbox and post. with net income of $1.4 Sheriff Proffitt request s million or $.16 per share for was estimated at $500. Also a large glass in the anyone having information the same period 1977 . Sales in front window of the used car concerning vandalism should the respective periods were lot office had been broken out contact the sheriff's office. $35 million compared with $33 by a rock. Damage was set at million. In the 1978 quarter $100. the company sold its inOther vandalism com- OSMA conference vestment in Silicon Smelters (Pty . ) Limited in ·south ~~~~~~ under investigation Africa, which resulted in a slated May 6-10 Cecil Roseberry, Racine, charge to income (net of tax) who report ed sometime late COLUMBUS - The Ohio of $298,000. Thursday or early Friday Sta te Medical Associati on wsses were incurred by morning someone threw a House of Delegates, con- ferro alloy operations but they large rock lhru a plate glass sisting of over 300 elected were partly offset by the window at his sta tion at representatives of Ohio's profits from lithium Racine. county medical societies will operations. David Snod~rass , Racine. convene in Dayton May ,6-10 W. T. Barrett, President reports his 1965 Chevrolet to conduct the policy-making and Chief Executive Officer, Nova had it s windshield affairs and elections of the said the loss from the knocked out. association. The physicians ferroalloy operations reflects Stella olarrell, Do•cas, had will rule on over 50 the inability to raise prices a stonn window broken and a resolutions dealing with such for most of these products to storm door damaged on her topics as health care costs, offset increased raw material trailer . Two holes were planning and patient and labor costs. Furnace knocked m the side of the education which have been operating problems at the trailer when vandals threw submitted to the House of Graham, West Virginia plant rocks early Friday morning. Delegates by county medical also contributed to the poor W. D. Parsons, Sycamore societies and invididual operating perfonnance. Grove, reports windows in a physicians around the state . building along SR 124 had Gallia County represen been broken out bv rocks. tatives will be Dr. Thomas P. Some of us are on diets Charles Baker: CR 35, Price Jr. and Dr. Edward J . others aren't on expense acreported his downspout had Berkich . counts.for the IWlch check. have caused death of 51 men Letart man l MIDDLEPORT - Roy Holter, Meigs County dairy farmer, outlined aspects of his operations in an informative talk presented Friday night to the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club. Introduced by Rotarian Vernon Weber , Holter told of the affects ol inflation upon the dairy busineSll pointed out that his first tractor was purchased for 1900 while the last tractor he bought cost approximately $18,000. During the meeting held at Heath United Meth.odast Church , Holter spoke on aspects of breeding, feedin g and milking hla registered Holstein herd which averages between 60 and 70 animals. He stressed the present need for silos, particularly large silos, as well as the need for weather information , now secured through a computerized weather observation program through the telephone system. Guests for the meeting, presided ov er by Carl Denison, president, were Pat Hill, a guest of Mick Childs ; Rodollo Diaz Flores ol Mexico, exchange student of the club, who had as his guest, a relative, Federico Saenz, also of Mexico, who is attending Ohio University. Women of the church served a dinner. l guest speaker i Dairy farmer .treasurer. Officers will be installed at the next regular meeting. Vice President Helen Quivey was in charge of the meeting in the absence of Pauline Snowden , president. It was voted to dispense with the buying of 'flowers for those ill and shut-ins and at the time of death because of insufficient fWJds and the lack of member participation. A silent au ction was planned for the next meeting with each member to take an item for the sale. Others attending besides those named earlier were Letha Cotterill, Faye Manley, Esther Black, Bee Wood, Bill Ratliff, Harold While, Vivian Pierce and l..<Jis Wyant. S MIDDLEPORT- Officers were elected when Meigs Local Chapter 17, Ohio Association of Public School Employes, met at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport . Elected were Becky Glaze, president ; Jean Wood, vice president ; Charlotte Dillard, secretary, and Helen Quivey, First quarter has net loss Stringfellow first attended ingfellow, 81 State St., school as a pupil at Centenary Gallipolis, s~nt taer a clipping School (now the Green of the feature story about Grange Hall building), not Grant School in the Feb. 19 far from where the big new 'flmf','f~."il' " 1i '' ,.f, Green Local School now is " As a child of six ," Miss located. Frank Swigert was Glenn wrote, "! sl<orted to her principal when Miss Strschool there - and as a ingfellow was a pupil. She teacher my first class was in !;ought 43 years in all, mostly the sam~ building and the secvnd grade at Washington same room. When l began School, but when she retired teaching it was a three-room she was a fourth-grade building. H. P. Halley was the principal and Garnet and I teacher. Gra nt School no longer occupied the two front rooms. sl<onds. Its location was on Nelle Weaver Marlin was my property now owned by the first-grade teacher. l taught Church of the Nazarene. II years in tlie Gallipolis schools- then went to Columbus to teach in 1920, w[W.re I Veteraos Memorial Hospital finished 39 years before retirAOMITTED Mary ing. I have been living in St. Hendricks, Syracuse ; Marvin Pel-'rsburg for II years , but Darst, Pomeroy; Bessie still think of Gallipolis as Barnhart, Pomeroy; Luvenia home and manage to spend Hayman, wng Bottom; Sean about one mcmth there each Stanley, Pomeroy. swmner, usually in August. I DISCHARGED - Paul visit Lena Richards Myers, Ables, Donna Gilmore , who is a eou~in.'' William Owens, wra Circle, Harvey E. Conard was the Salem Yates, William Call. superintend ent then . 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ope t y ne 30 80 f ee o a he po nt of beg nn ng and po nt n he gra nt or s pr operly on f a n ng 0 950 ac es co rn e 24 4 00 f ee r ro a po n n Su bt ect to a leg a h gh the g ant e s pr op e t y co ne ways an d easeme n ts o f the nce N 8 d eg ees 57 1 E r ecord alo ng he g r an or s west G rant or c a m s t tt e by p ope t y ne 35 0 00 fee1 t o a deed o f eco d as eco ded n po nt hence N 5 degr ees 02 Deed Book 2 6 Page 119 n .4 9 w con nu n 9 a ong sa d he reco rd s of he Me gs 1 ne 16 00 f ee t to a po nf n t he Coun1y Reco der s Off ce gra n o s no rlhw es proper y Oes er o on for he above co r ne nence S 87 deg ees ac has tH~ ~n oesc oed 1 49 E a ong he granto s pr e p a r ed by R c h a rd 0 north p r ope r y ne 2 7 62 G asg ow R S No 5161 an d s t ee t 0 a po n n t he g an o s no an actu a 1 eld sur ve y p ro pe t v co n e ana he eas t T R AC T 9 S uafe n Sec ne ol sa a Sec t on 16 hence on 6 T o wn 2 R a nge 13 s 3 deg ees 41 14 W a ong Sa sbu ry l own sh p M e gs he gran to r s p roperty ne Coun t y S a te of Oh o and ne of sad 3 nd the east be ng m o e l u l y descr bed i'I S Sect on 16 47 e 1 fee to a pont to low s n the g an on p op e r y n Comm enc ng at a po n ca rn e and t he no thw es he sou hea st cor n er o f sa d ca r ne of sa d Fr acl on 11 an d Sec t o n 6 then ce N 87 he so u h w est co ne ot d eg r ees 1 49 W o!'l ong lh e Fr a c on 10 Lnl!s er so uth ne ot se d Sec t on 16 Townsh p t hence s 87 265 4 78 eet o a po n t n the de gr ees 1 49 E a ong the sou t hwest corner o f th e gra n or s no r h p r ope t v 1 ne so uth eas t quarter o f sa a a nd he no r h ne o sad Sec o n 6 th e n ce N 1 F a c on 2 Sa l sbu r y deg r ees 14 15 E a lon g lhe Tow nsh p an d the sov h ne wes ne o ne sou hea s o f F r a ct on 10 Ches t er q u& er o f sa d Sec t on 16 Tow nsh p 320 00 fee t o a 187 8 59 fee o a PO n t hence po n n t he gr an ors no r s e5 deg r ees 6 0 E a ong a hea!. p oper t y corner a nd ne an d pa ss no a po n t n t he he e 111 s ng cen t er ne of e:.. st ng c en er ne Of U S 33 Townsh p Ro a d Number 79 at 60 I 65 f ee a ot i'l d s ta nce hence S 6 deg ees JO 08 W ot 787 2 fe e o a pon t n th e a ong the gran to rs eas g an c r s no t hw es p o pe r t y p ope r1 y ne an d the u st ng co ner and th e ex st n g cent er ne ol To w nsh p Road easterly m ted access r ght Number 79 32 oo f ee t o a ot w a y l n e otU S 33 an d t he po n n t he g r an to s pr op erl y rea l POnt ot beg nn ng t or th e ca r ne t hen ce N 87 degrees a nd her e n descr bed th en ce 1 49 w a ong the 1il an to s S 85 deg r ees 16 00 E al onQ pro per ty 1 n e 1e3 00 f ee l to a ne grantor s nort h pr op erty po nt n th e g r an t ors pr oper t.,. ne 23 5 79 ee o a po n n corne t hen ce S 3 deg ees A9 11 w a ong t he g an to s he gran t o rs no r t h eas p r o p er y co rne r and th e prop er y I ne 160 00 tee t to a e• st ng ce n er ne of o d U S pont n th eQ ri'l n to sp r oper l y 33 th en ce S 17 deg rees 51 31 co r ne r t hence N 80 deg r ees E a ong he g ant ors ea'3. 51 U E al ong the g an t e s p r op er t y I ne an d th e ex st ng p ro pe r v ne 156 24 tee t to a cen ter ne of u s 33 61 po n t n the grant o s pro pert y fee to a po nt henc e S 14 c arn e an d the e.. st n g d egr ees 37 37 E con t nu ng cen te r t ne o Tow nsh P Ro ad a on g sad I ne 167 lO feet o a Num ber 1) t hen ce S 19 po nt n th e g rantor s d eg r ees 30 46 W a ono lhe sou tn eas pr opert v cor ner g r an or s eas p r ope y ne hence S deg ees 54 23 W and he e.. s ng cen e I ne of alon g th e g r antor s sou th Town sh P Road Number 79 p r op er y I n~ 180 62 feet to a 66 13 t ee o a po n n he po nt n th e grliJnt c r s sou t h grant or s sou th e ast p ope t y w es t pr o p ert y cor ner a.nd he corner then ce N 70 degre es ex s n g easter l y I m t ed 29 A IN alo ng t he g an or s acce ss r g ht of wa y n e ol U sou t h pr opert y I ne 16 SO t ee 33 then c e N 20 s to a po nt n the u s ng degrees 40 4 W al ong w es er y r gh o f we y I n e of ne g r antor s w est prope r t y Town sh p Road Nu mb er 79 ne an d h,.. ex s ng ea sterly henc e S S8 degrees 5'2 06 W m ted a cce ss r gh o t wa y a l ong tne g r antors so u th ne of U S 33 576 30 f eet to prop er ty ne and the exl s ng t he point of be(! nn no liJnd wes er y r ghf o f wa y I n e of con t a in ng 1 ~55 ac res Tow nsh i p Road Number 79 Su bl ec o "" ega I h gh 19 2 71 f eet to a po ln hence S wa ys and eas e ments ol 70 degree s. 16 B W con r ecord 1 nu no a ong sa Cf ne 7 ~ 29 G a n l or c ll m s t e by teet o the po nt of beg nn ng de ed ot r ecord es rec ordea n a nd co nta n no 5 85 4 acr es o Deed Boo k. 21e Pag e 7 9 n w h ch J 968 a cr es sIn Sec t o n the r ec ords of the Me gs 16 and 8B6 a cr es Is n Co u n v Re corder s Ott ce F ra ct ion 2 Oe ser pt on for t he i'l bove Su bt ec t to all eg a h g h d escr b ed tra ct has been w e y s an d e a se m ents o f prepared b y R c ha r d C re c or d c; esg o w R S No 5 161 an d s Gr antor ci a ms t il e by not an a c t ual 1 c td sur vey deed o f re co d 1n r ecorded n TRACT 0 S tu i'l e In Deed Book 2 6 Pag e 719 n Sec t on 16 Town 2 Ra noe 3 ec ord s ot the M e gs Cou nt y Salis bu r y To w nsh p M eigs Reco rd ers Off c e Coun t y St e e ol Ohi o and Oe ser p on for t he above be no m or e tully descr be d es Oese r pt on tor M above s s s s no n fO llOW S Commenc ng a t a po nl n ne sou he asf c or n er of sad Sec t on 16 then ce N 87 d egree s 49 W along the so uth I ne of sa d Sect on 6 e 2654 78 fee o a po n t n sou hwest cor n e r o f th e so ut heas Qua rt er of sa d sec l on 16 th enc e N 2 d eg rees 4 15 E atong th e wes t t ne of tne sou theast qua r ter of sa d Sec on 16 Reedsville News Notes Juh Whitehead IS re covermg from a leg tnjury suffered In 8 recent 646 79 lee to a po nl n lhe automobile acc id ent Ju h gra nt ors so uth wes t p r opert y spent several days at St co n er and th e rea l pont of b eg nn no tor the land here n Joseph Hospital In Parker d esc r bed ce N 2 deg rees 14 25 heEn coni nu no sburg belore ret unung to her a ong sa d 1 n e and he home here gra nto r s we! t p r o pe r ty line Dr and Mrs Isa ac 123 1 eo fee r to a p o nt n t he antors norlh we•t proper ly Frydman of Chicago visited 9 co ne r thence s 85 degrees With her parents Mr and 16 oo E along the gran lo rs Mrs Ernest Whitehead and north pro perty I n e 390 92 f ee o a po nt n t he gr anto r s no r hel!s t prop e r ty c or ner and he ex st n g w es erl y Juh thts week Mr and Mrs Walter Brown m ted access r ght of way ne ol u s 33 !henc e s 8 spent the weekend With Mr and Mrs Paul Meredith at degrees 22 26 W al ong t e g r antors east proper ty I ne Westervtl1e a nd th e ex s t ng w ester ly Mrs Enka Bormg has m ted access r ght of w ay It ne ol u s 33 295 97 leet to a returned home a er recent po nt hence s 3 degrees 07 surgery at Camden Cla rk 06nc E 11coni nu no • ong sa d Hosp1talln Parkersbur"e 4 43 fee t to a po nt n Mr and Mrs Gary Walker he gra ntors so ut heas t prope r y corn e r th ence N 78 deg r ee s 41 28 W al ong he g r a ntor s sou th prop er ty 1 ne of Racme and Rob111 Hum phrey of Columbus VISited 309 80 ee t lo a po nl n the w1th Mr and Mrs Charles g r an or s pr o p ert y co rn er t hence N 3 degr ees 23 32 E Humphrey a ong he g r an tor s pro pe t y ne 130 00 f ee t to a po nl n t h e gr antors prop er ty co ner Mrs Helen Archer has 1 mg h ence N 84 degrees )6 l l W ~d Mrs Millon along he gr anto rs sou lh - Tutlle on Texas Road for pr op er y ne 159 33 fee to he pont of beg nn ng a nd several days conta n ng 12 223 ac es Mr and Mrs Zemth Subrec t o a ega h g h I ways a nd e a se m en ts ot Chevalier andAllan orBe pre rec ord Rd VISited With Mr and Mrs Gr ant or c a ms ti e by Ed d Ch ll d eed of eco r d as r eco rd ed n war eva er Deed Book 2 6 Page 719 n Mrs Kathr yn Dietz or lhe recor ds of lh e Me gs Belpre VISited Wllh Mrs R E Cou nt y Reco r ders Off ce Oesc pt on t or th e a bove W1lhams and famJly Sunday desc r bed tr acl ha s been - Mrs Lyle Balderson pre par ed b y R c ha rd C G i'ISQOW R S No S 61 a nd S no a n ac tu a fe d s ur vey TRACT 11 S ua e n Sec t on 20 i'lnd Sec t on 2 Fra ct on 25 a nd F r ac t on 3 Town J Ra nge 13 Bed fo d T o wns h p M e gs County St ate o Oh o and be ng mo e f u l y des cr bed as fo tows Com m en c n g a t a p o n n th e sou fh w es corn e of sa d F ract on 25 the n ce N 90 degr ees 00 00 E a ong t he so u t h I ne of sad Fra ct on 25 2529 AS f ee t to a po nt n t he gr an or s sou h w e!> p o per y corn er an d the r ea l p o nf at beg n n no fo r the land her e n desc r bed th en c e N 0 deg r ees 00 00 E a long th e g an or s wes t pr ope r ty ne 2254 08 f eet to a p on t n the gra n or s pr op er t y ne and th e so uth I ne o f he W I am Car eton Est ate Dower I ne the nc e S 61 deg r ees 00 00 W a ong the gra ntors p r oper y I ne a nd he sou h I ne of t he W II i'Jm Carleto n ESiliJie Dowe r 1 ne 405 23 t ee t to d po n n the g a n o r s pr oper y co n er t he nce N 0 deg r ees 00 00 E alon g th e g r anto r s wes t p r op e r t y I ne and pa ss ng h e north 1 n e ot sa d F ac t on 1S a n d th e So uth ne of sad F ract on 31 a t 214 76 feet and pass ng the north ne of sa d Sec on '10 and t he sou t h ne of sa d Sec t on 2 at 1137 76 teet a otal d s ance of 2557 76 fee t o a po nt n the gra n tor s nor thwest proper t y co n er an d th e nor th I ne of sa d Frac on 31 then ce N 90 d egrees 00 00 E a ong t he grant ors nort h p rope t y I ne ana the nor t h I ne of S2l d F ac t on 31 1558 92 fee o a po n t n the gran tors nort h ea st pr op erty co rn er t he nce S 0 deg r ees 00 00 W a ono t he gra nt or s eas t pr op ert y ne and pass no he so uth I ne of sad Sect on 21 an d t he n orth ne of sa d sec t on 20 at 1320 00 teet and Di'ISS ng t he so u t h ne of sad Fr 11ct on 31 and the nor th ne ot sa a F r ac on 25 a 2343 00 f ee a ot a d s t an ce of 2518 86 t eet to a po nt n the gr an to s prop ert y co ne r t hence S 95 d egr ees 45 00 W a ong th e gran or s pr oper tv n e 150 00 feet to a po n t n t he gran tor s p ope ty cor n e r thence S 90 degr ees 30 00 w a ong t he g a n o s p oper y I ne 486 62 f ee t t o a oo n t n th e oranto s property co rne r and th e e>C !.I nQ CPn t erl ne of Coun y Road r.tu m oe r 18 ( K ngsb o r y Road then ce S 67 degree s .d6 29 E a ong t he g a nto r s pro pe l 'w' 1 ne a nd t he e)C st ng ce n er t ne of Co un t y Road Nu m b er 18 ( K n gsbu r y Road ) 248 35 t ee t t o a PO nt n g ranto s east prope r ty I ne then ce S 0 de g r ee 00 00 E a eng he gra n tors ea st p o pe ty I ne 1201 52 f ee to a po nt n the g antor s so u t h eas p r oper y carne and t he so uth I ne of sa d F ra c on 25 then ce N 90 d eg ee'3. 00 00 W i'llong th e g a nto rs sou t h pr op ert y ne and tne sout h I ne of .sa d F r a c ~ n 25 120 4 SO f ee tt o t he po nt ot beo nn ng and con ta n ng •S 216 a c r es e • cepl ng 2 123 acr es eav ng 143 153 ac res o f wti ch 59 302 a cr es s n Fra ct on 25 an d 133 BS acr es In F r a ct on 31 EXCE P T I ON Com m enc no a t a po n n t he southwest c o r ner o f sa d Fra c on 25 then ce N 90 degr ees oo oo E a tong t he sou hI ne of sa d Fra ct on 25 373 3 95 t ee t t o a po nt n t he g r antors southeas t pro per y co ne hen ce N 0 degrees 00 00 E alo n o he grantors eas pr operty I ne 120 1 52 f eet to a po nt In the exi st ing ce n ter ne of Co un y Road 18 CK n os N umber bur y Road then ce N 67 deg r ees 4e 29 W a ono the ex s no cent er I ne of County Road Number B ( K ngsbury Road ) 446 25 feet to t he r ea po nt of beg n n n o for t he and he r e n des cr i bed hence N 67 deg re es A6 29 W con i n u no a tong sa a ln e 223 25 t ee r o a po nl then c e N 9 deg rees 32 16 E a long a I ne 400 00 tee t then ce S 80 to a po nt degr ee s 27 ;4 E alonQ a ne 217 BOteet to a po in t then ce S 90 deg r ees 32 16 W a ong e ne 449 03 ee o th e po n of beg nnlng and cont a n no 2 t.23 acr es Subject to a ll lega hi g h way.s an d ease m en t s o f r ecor d G r a nt or c ta lms t t e by d eed of record as r ecor ded In Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 11 9 In the r ecord s of the Meigs Coun t y Record ers Off ce Descr lpt on tor th e ~b o ve­ descrlbed tr a ct hu been p r eQa r ed b y R i cha rd 0 G l asg o w fr om exis t ng ecords: d eed s aer al s end (l uad sheets a nd s not an a ctua f eld su r11ey TERMS OF SALE Cosh tor not less than t wo t hi r ds or the appra sed 11a lue Ea ch parce l to be so ld sep aratel y A pta of the rea l est ate to be so ld has been f l ed n Case No 16 0~6 ot th e M e gs Coun t y Comm on P eas COJJr t Appra sed 11a ue of pr o o e ty Tra c t 1 retumed horne aft er YISI Ma tor L eague L ead er s By Un t ed Press lnternat onal Billf ng based on l5 at batsl Na t on a L eagu e G AB H Pet 20 66 26 394 Br r og hs A 14 41 15 366 Gross Ch 19 73 26 356 Park r P t Mondy LA 20 68 24 353 Bake r L A '10 74 26 351 Gr ff y C n 21 92 J 337 Fost r c n 21 87 29 333 Ga r vy L A 20 B4 28 333 cash Mil 19 75 25 333 Sch m c:l t Ph 17 72 24 333 A mer can l eague G AB H P et Rd r gz De 13 44 1S .4()9 Bell C e 19 76 J 408 May De I ~ 43 17 395 Har w Bi'l 13 44 16 364 Ba tr Tor 18 70 ~ s 357 Ca r ew M n 24 101 36 356 Sngltn Ba 13 41 14 341 Jcksn cat 15 53 8 340 Por tr KC 18 65 27 3JB Cuero Oak 21 86 29 337 Home Runs Nat onal League Monday LA B F erg uson Hou Pa rk er P tt and W nf e d SO S s x p ayer s ted w th 4 Am er can League H sle M t Ca 8 Hobson Bos Bay lo Coop er M 1 and Z sk Te)( 7 Runs Batted tn Nat onal Leagu e Monday LA '12 McCovey SF 19 Mor gan C n 17 Wat son Ho u and Sch m d Ph I 16 Am er can Leagu e Hobson Bos 11 sk Tex 20 S aub Oet H s e M I a nd Ca ty Tor 3-TheDallySenhnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 MondHy Ma) I 1978 Racine Social Events Health Review By Dr. Lamar Miller OU College of Osteopathic Medicine MARIHUANA (POT - GRASS) Friend or Foe• By Dr LaMar Miller Ohio University School of OsleoJIIthY Question How prevalent IS the use of marihuana m thiS country• Answer According to the siXth annual report on Marihuana and Health to Congress by the secretary of H E W a national survey reveals that 53 percent of the age group 18-25 has tried 1t at least once Only half of thiS group are still usmg 1t This 1s the most prevalent age group The next most prevalent age gro up is 12 17 Approxunately 40 percent of !Ius group have used 11 and half still do In the age group ~ • a third have used It only one thrrd still do In the age group over 35 only one out of 20have ever used 1t only one siXth sliD ' do ~est10n I ve heard that marihuana IS no mwre habit formmg or addicting than alcohol or tobacco Why don t we legahze 1t ? • Answer In order to answer th1s question we must lm;t • • defm e habit formmg and addicting Any medicatiOn can be hab1t formmg Because even over-eating IS habit fomung !Ius phrase has litUe meanmg Addiction unplies that once you are on a drug you .are unable to stop usmg 11 Without severe s1de effects II usually although not always also unpiles tolerance Tolerance means)'OU need gra~Ulllly mcreasmg amounts of the drug to get the !&me effect Barbiturates and amphetammes are typ1cal drugs wh1ch develop tolerance Marihuana does not develop Uilerance although some • poorly-controlled stud1es may suggest mmunal amounts of th1s Marihuana IS non-addicting masmuch as withdrawal s1de effects do not occur when you stop usmg 11 It IS however as habit formmg as alcohol or tobacco and may cause mtmucatwn wh1ch severely hampers yoW" ability todnve a car or fly an airplane Studies to support thiS are fBirly reliable However marihuana has harmful effects Smce 11 IS a complex drug there are some potential effects as yet unknown about which we need to reserve Judgment Question What are some of the harmful effects of thiS drug? ANSWER Several stud1es have supported the fact that lung effects very sunilar to Cigarettes w1th pulmonary unpa11111ent has been shown to occur Ill siX to e1ght weeks As mentioned before reaction time IS slowed and memory unpaired as any mtox1cating effect would suggest There also IS some data that strongly suggests an unpaired urunune respoose and perhaps some chromosomal aherrat1on Unfortunately these stud1es are retrospective that 1s fmdin gs were noted after marihuana use and could not be pmpomted pnor to smokmg marihuana In medical research th1s tends to discredit the eVIdence Marihuana also causes tachycardia or rapid heart rate and decreases the myocardial contractility or ab1hty of the heart muscle to pwnp blood One of the b1ggest deterrents to studies an hwnans IS that they have always been dooe on young healthy adults free of disease or potential defects Wh1le mcreased heart rate and decreased myoca rdial cootracllhty may be harmless to thiS group 11 may be fa tal to a person w1th heart disease Marihuana unlike alcohol 1s a very complex plant that IS many of the metabolites or breakdown products have not yet been 1dent1fled Alcohol on the other hand IS relatively stmple so that we know 1ts effects on the va nous body tissues Because the FDA would never legalize a drug w1th so many unknowns why legabze marihuana • read Scnpture from Luke By Mro Fraoclo Morris BOOSTER CLASS MEETS II I A read mg When You Mrs Do rothy Badgley was Pray and a poem Prayers hostess fo r the Boos ter Cannot be Answered Unless Sunday School Class Fr1day They Are Prayed was en evenmg Apnl 21 Group )Ol ed and sentence prayers were offered by all smglng of What A Fnend opened the devotional period A progr am was presen ted w1th Mrs Helen Slack by Helen Simpson which pres ide nt pres1dmg She opened w1th the smgmg of dmner at Bob F.vans RIO Gran de Mond ay ev emng honor ng the birthday of Mrs Dale Hart Other guests were Mr Hart and da ughter Legma The) tlso v1s1 ted Mr and Mrs B11l Beegle at their new home Ill Gall1pohs Mr and Mrs Lmley Hart and Mr and Mrs Charley Pyles attended the birthday part) at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Manuel hononng H1s Way W1 th rhee Scnpture was James I I 12 follow ed by pray er and medltat1on Several readmgs were g1ven and the hymn He Leadeth Me was sung A busl!l ess sesswn followed wh ch closed with prayer by Vera Beegle Mrs Badgley served refreshmen ts to 12 members M1ss Vera Beegle hosted a • In 1884 work began m Chicago on a Hl-story building ca lled a skyscraper In 1931 the Emp1re State Bu1ldmg - 102 floors nsmg I 250 feet - "as dedicated m New York City In 1977 hundreds were arrested m Seabrook N H Ill a protest demonstratiOn agamst a nuclear energy plant SUPERIORS I ... ~ 1 WI EN ERS ................ .2.?.z••79e lliRIFTY 1 .~~ •• 99e SLICED BACON ........ REGAl CRY-0 VAC PICNICS.........••..........l~•• 79e SIRlOIN TIP $ 49 BEEF ROAST. .............~~ ....1 BREASTS & DRUMSTICKS UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ... FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! -FARM FRESH PRODUCE--- ONION SETS c MUSHROOMS SALAD CUCUMBERS All PURPOSE 8 oz. POTATOES BOX 20 LB NEW TEXAS $139 ONIONS 3lBS 79tr LB 10 lB BAG $}49 M ONA.A C MO NARCH CU T OR FREN CH S V E 3 ,, 89' MONAR CH STE MS & P f CES SAL TINE CRACKERS MONAR CH P N)( MO NAR CH 6o c. 6' 29 oz Bo 3) ' Ca ns • CAA0 NA I 000 S10R S 'W"::":::TrT':"'r.~r'll BANQUET MONARCH Bo Cp ns FRIED CHICKEN CATSUP 4 $ 14 oz Bottl es , 5 oz Cans CA ilD NAl CAKE DONUTS ASS 1 FLAV ORS CAKE • MIX lm w Do "" Kft 8 f R ELFWICH COOKIES 19 oz Box 11 w t> $10 00 po chose NEW" 8 0 59< 89• "' OXYDOL DETER GENT NORTH ERN BATHROOM TISSUE 46 oz Can MAXWEl-L HOUSE GOFF~~· $J" MON ARCH ORANGE JUICE PlATES & PlATTERS lU Cl Pkg 59' CRY STAL HOST PLASTIC GlASSES 59' • CA RO INALASSO RTEO FLAVORS ~c~· ~ I----DAIRY VALUES ......iilliiioio.....,. _ _~ 2 1lb QOI C1n1 ~~ 4 ••. s1oo =• C tn1 triUmRMILK Ct Pkg W H TE o ASST 12 OFF LABEl K RAFT AMERICAN SINGLES MUI CO o '" Co COt £GE N N ICUIEAM SANDWICHES ';,~ s1 ' 89' MCCORM Cl<. CHICKEN BROTH ••• 79' ICE CREAM 1 6 o Coo " •' CREAMORA CREAMER Can BLACK PEPPER SWEET PEAS 4 $100 Zlb 3 49' fi ORDENS NSTAN T MONARCH FRENCH FRIES lb Bo MIXED VEGETABLES SJ49 fWESTERN DRESSING Cans ORE OA REG o CR N)(. lE CUI 3 c''•• 89' TOMATO SAUCE Co ' R CHEL EU PEACHES $ MONA RCH APPLESAUCE SLICED or HALVES 16 oz ,, MONAR CH MONARCH WHOLE KERNE L or CREAM STYLE 6 o MO NAR CH SALMON co Lawrence E Lamb, M D Too much potassium? 2 MUSHROOMS 3 ,. TOMATOES 6' GREEN BEANS OUANTI TV RIGHTS RESE RVED HEALTH ""' Hart Guests were Mabel Brace Mary Roush John Joe Mr and Mrs Wil ham Don F1sher J enmfer and Sha n Vera Beegle Henry Hayman and Mts Grella Malthew of Mogadore Road Roush Mr and Mr s Unley S1mpson spent the weeken d Mr and Mrs M chael F1sher Hart They served 1ce cream at Jonesboro 1 enn w lh Mr Mar e Mehssa Mark and and cak e and Mrs M1ke Hayman and Michelle Mr and Mr s Mr and Mrs Don Walker children Kenneth F1sher Kimberly and fam ly attended funeral Henry Roush and daugh ter and Mehssa and Mr Larry se rv1ces April 22 at Orrvi lle Mrs M ldred Hart v s1ted Zvara all of Akron Oh1o for h s brother Dav1d Wednesday unti l I r day w th Da le Hart and daughter Walker who was killed m an Mr and Mrs John F1she1 and 1-"gma held a surpr se b1r mudstna l aCCident where he Mr and Mrs Jack F sher thday party for Mrs Ka thryn work ed Mr and Mrs VAUGHAN'S MONARCH reasonable amount of excess potassiUm e1ther m food or med1c10e IS simply ellm mated m the unne by the k1dneys Just drmk plenty of water and the kidneys wtU do the rest for you You may be surpnsed to know th a t much of our processed foods are h1gh m sodium and low m potassium That IS one reason why our population tends to get too much sodl wn salt and not enough pot ass iUm I am se nding you The Health Letter number 11).]2 Salt Your V1tal Sod1um and Potassn m Balance others who want th1s mformat1on can send 50 cents With a long stamped self addressed envelope for It to me m care of this newspaper P 0 Box 326 San Anlomo TX 78292 In gen eral most of the American population would be better off to slow down on usmg salt DEAR DR LAMB - The other day I was talklng to my fr~end over the telephone and I happened to tell her l was golng to fix my daughter some lunch with a nice hot cup of chocolate My friend hit the ce11lng She llllld cocoa Is not good for you I have never heard this before Can you shed some light on this for me ' DEAR READER - I doubt the love of children from age I to 101 for chocolate wiD ever pennlt It to be eliminated from our foods Chocolate - and hence cocoa - does contain cal felne The cocoa bean con talns caffeine just as the coffee bean does A cup of cocoa M nonnaUy brewed contains about one fourth as much caffeine as a cup of normally brewed coffee For a small child that can be a pretty good jolt The caffeine of course Ia a nervous stimulant Other than that l am not Impressed that chocolate or Ia harmful Umun Luwn It takes a special chicken to wear the Country Pride Calico. 19 DEAR DR LAMB - After being on dmret1cs for a number of years I am taklng Slow K three tunes a day to repl ace the potass1um I started 11 after readmg one of your columns m our paper on M 33 potassi um I feel llke a new Ea ned Run A11 erage cea sed on 18 nn tnljl s p tchedl person for I am allergic to so Naflona Leagu e Sar mento many foo ds that contain C n 0 95 Swan NY 24 Gr m sle y M 54 R Reuschel potassi um That Is why I am en 1 58 Burr s Ch 70 unable to use enough of these Amen ca n l eague Sosa Oa k to mamtam my potassiUm 0 90 Johnson Oak 1 2 Bro ber g Oak 33 F'alm er Ball I have been told to mcrease 1 36 Rozema Det 1 69 my Slow K to SIX a day Str keouts Nat anal l eagu e R cha r d Havmg read the folder Ill a Hou 43 N ek r o At 37 Montef usco SF 26 Seave C n sample of Slow K tellmg of 25 Za ch r y NY Bl y e11 en P tt the dan ger of taking and Knepper SF 2.t potassiUm plus one of my Amer can League Ryan Ca doctors fo r allergies saylng 59 Leona d KC 31 Haas M I 26 Er ckson M nn 13 Mat the same th1ng 1 am almost ack Tex 22 afra1d to take so many Can you please tell me 1! there is any harm ln taklng stxS!ow K Amer ican enter tamers p11ls a day I am 61 years old Kate Sm1tll aand J ack Pa ar DEAR READER - There were born May 1- she 1n 1909 ore a lot of people who do not and he m 1918 eat much Iru1t or drmk fruit ju1ce a nd take diuretics These people often become depleted of potassium and 111E DAII YSENTINEL llke you feel much better OEVOfED TO THE INTEREST OF when this potassiUm level IS MEIG$¥ASONAREA restored to normal Of course ROBERTHOEFUCH I prefer to see people gel their City F.dttor Published da y e1t.'epl Saturday potassium from good by The Oh o Val ey PubU.!!hlng wholesome fresh frmts and Cpmpany Mu timeclia Inc 111 Court St Pon e oy Oh o ' 5769 fruit ju1ce but not everyone Bll:lme:ss Off !e Phone m 2156 tolerates them well EditorUd Plwne992 21 ~7 Second claM p.:wJBge p.1 d at The decision as to how Pmleroy Ohkl much of any potassium National 1d11ert.lsing represe:n product you should take UUiVt Uandon Auoclat.ea 3101 Euclid Ave Cleveland Ohio 44 115 depends entirely upon how Sub8c rlpUoo alii Del vertd by much you need The doctor carrier whe re avai1able n ctnl.l per week By Mutor Route where c¥rrler knows that from the blood serv ce not i valll ble One month tests he takes to measure $3 25 By mall In Ohio and W Va One Year t22 00 Sit Of th!J your potassllllll level 11 he $11 50 Tllree nontha 17 00 doesn t have such tests he Elsewhere f28 00 ye11r Six months llJ 50 Thr ee month& 17 50 should have As long as you Subscrip tion pr~e lnCIUdel Sllnduy have good kidney function Times&nllnel and need the PQtasslum you should take the amount he recommends for you SJ9 000 DO Tr act t - SJS> 00 Now some of the potassium Trect 3 - S600 00 Tract >4 116 66 7 DO Tra cl S salts taken by mouth may Sll 160 00 T r act 6 Irritate the digest ion and that S10 BJ3 33 Tr ac t 7 Sl 566 00 Tr acl B - ssoo oo may also hnut how much you Tract 9 - S 800 00 Tr act 10 take or how you take it If - U 733 JJ Tracl 11 128 500 00 your potassium level is normal and stays normal on a James J Pro ft It lower dose that Is fine - If not Sher If J,/l tlgs Co unty Oh o then you need to take more In normal people a 141 17 24 ll 1 8 IS 5tc Sam Johnmc and Danny at R• b n BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! 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Sp nq<:> Rea p en ce N 52 deq 7 07 W a OnQ l'lC o an o '3. p ope ne and ne e s n~ u he v gn Of way nf' Roc k <in nos Roao u e o a po n nence N tl ) oeq 02 w on n u ng a o q ~a d ne 30 ee o a DC n thence S dPq 6 58 W co n nu ng a onq sa d ne 48 59 t ee t o a oo n n hC q an o s sou h p ope 11 ne hence S 8d Ceq 28 58 W a ong he g an c s sou n prope r y ne 45 56 ee o rt po n n the qr an o s sou hw es o roper y ca r n e ana he e x s ng cen e nf' o Ol d U S 33 nt N v oeg 08 5 w ong ne g ra n p ope y ne o s Nt' S and he ex s ng cen e n(' o 0 d U S 33 27 4'2 f' fl o a po n h en ce N 9 deq 'I w ce nt nu ng a ongs <td ne ~1400 f ee o a }0 n n he qran lors p ope tv orne hence N 70 deg J 40 E a ong he g a n o s p ODf v ne s B t ee t to a po n n neg an o s p ope ty co ne nnd he ex st ng sou h~ y gh o wa y ne 0 Coun y Road Numbe 15 hen e N 19 deg 28 02 W a o n~:~ he g an a s n or h p OOf" v ne and h P ex sl ng sou hl' v g h o ..... a y ne of Cou ~ Road Numb e 25 35 6 fee o a po nt henc e N 9deQ 43 J1 E cqnt nu ng a ong sa d ne 55 Al ee o i'l po n hence N 5 deg 59 02 € con nu ng a ong sa d I ne 0 lee o A oo nt hen ce N 67 deQ 25 tQO E con nu ng a ong sa d ne 60 74 lee to a PC nt hence hence s s deg J 6 E conf nu ng a ong s ad I ne 2 76 tee o a po nt henc e S 58 d eg A9 8 E con t nu ng a eng sa d I ne 0.4 40 t eet o a po-nt hence S 79 deg ~ 3 06 E con nu nQ a ong Sd d ne to a po n hence ~ 65 deg 0 51 E {On! nu ng a ong sa d ne o a po n n he g an tor s ea!. p ope r y ne henc e S 24 deg 49 OJ W a ono the g a n or s eas property ne JO 00 fe ~t to a po n n he granlor s no th pr oper ty ne then ce S 59 deg 0 01 E a eng the g an ors north propEr 1 ne 70 82 f ee T o the po n o beg nn ng an d con a n no J 293 ac r es Subl ect to d ega n gn ways and easemen s o f r ec ord Granto eta ms e by deed of re cord as eco ded n Deed Book 2 6 Page 1 9 Me gs Coun y Deed Reco ds Des cr l pt on tor the above des cr bed ract nas been pre pi'l ed I om e• sl no e co d s bY R chard c G a sgo w R S No 5 61 t~nd 'io no an Ac tua e d survey da ed March 7 978 TRA CT 1 S tua e n Sect on 1~ Frac on 6 Town 2 Ran g t: 13 Sa sbury Town sh p M e gs Sa e ssued by n v May I 1978 the northeast corne r of sa d Frac on 6 POM E R OY NATIONAL BANK an d CIT I ZE N S NA T I ON AL BA N K P a nt th Mond~v Cou n V Sta e o Oh o an d be ng more f u ly descr b ed as fo ows Commenc no at a po n l n 4 14 W hen ce S J deg a tong he east I n e o s ad F a c on 6 22 6 29 fee to a pon t n he gran tor s sou heas pr o pe r ty c arn e and e sou he asl c arn e of sa d. ac t on 6 th ence N 86 deg 8 36 W a long th e g an o s sou t h pr op er t y I ne a11d he sou h I ne Of sad F d on 6 32 27 f ee t o a po n n he Qr an ors prop ert y corn~ hen ce N 3 deg Al 24 E a on g th e grantor s p ope y I ne 284 08 f ee t to a po n n he g an o s pro per t y carne thence s 88 deg 28 58 w a ong he g a nton. p ope y ne an d pa ss ng th e sou neas co ne r o t Lot N Umbe 7 of Roc k Sp r ngs .Subd v son as r ec ord ed n P a Book 4 P age 36 n he eco ds of he M e g s Co unt y Reco ae s0 tt ce at1 3 00 t ee t a o a d s ance of 57 8 00 f eet to a po n n the gra ntor s p ooe y corne and he o sou hwest co ne r o f Number 2 o sa d Su b d v son and he ea po n o f beg nn ng t o he ana h ere n desc bed henc e S 88 deg 28 .sa W a ong the gran o s sou h proper v I ne n 00 fe e to a po n n he g r an or s sou hwes pro per 11 co ner hence N 8 Oeg 01 02 W a on g the g r<~nl o s w es p oper v n e 46 00 t ee t o a po n n e g a n o s p op e ty co ner hence N 84 deg 28 sa E a ong th e gran or s o ope y ne 13 08 feet o ., po n n he gr a nro s pro pe r t y o e hence N 4 deg 34 02 Wcs a ong he gran or s wes prop er y ne 1 S 73 ee o i'l pont n t he g an or s pro pert y co rn er no hwes and he eJC: s ng sou he l y gh c way I ne of Roc k Sp ngs Road hen ce S 49 deg 01 E A ong he g an c s no r h P oper v n e and he e• s ng sou he Y r ghl o way I ne o Roc k Sp ngs Ro ad 14 7J feet o a pont henc e S 77 deg 35 02 E co ni nu ng eng sa a ne ~ 63 fe e o a po n n he gr anos no l he ast pro perty co ne ana he n or hwes co ne o f sa d Lo N um be 2 hence S aeg 08 12 E p ong tnt: g an tors ea s p r oper y I n e ana he wes ne of sad Lo t N um ber 1 3 ~ 97 teet o 11e PO nf o beg nn ng and co n a n n g 0 060 acres Subject t o a t eg a h gh ways i'lnd e a semen s o eco a G an o r c a ms t e by deed ot r eco d as r ec; orded n D eed Boo k '1 6 Pa ge 7 9 n he r eco r ds of h e M e gs Coun Y Reco rd er s Off ce he a bove Desc p on l o ac h as been des cr bed om ex s r n g p epa r eo e o ds by R c h ar d C G asgow R S No 5 tJ da ed Ma r ch 25 1978 a nd s no an a c t ua I e d su vey TRA CT J S ua e n Sec t o n 15 F act on 6 Tow n 2 Ri'l ng e 13 Sa sbu r y Tow nsh P M e gs Cou n y St a e o Oh o i'lnc:l be nQ mo e t u v desc b ed as to ows Commenc ng at a po nl n ne no theas co r ne r o t sa d F ac on 6 hence N 87 deg 49 W a on g he nort h I ne o sad F ra c on 6 134557 fe e o a po nt n he ex st ng eas cr y t m ed access r gh t of way ne o f U S 33 h ence S 4 deg 38 17 W a ono the ex s ng easte r Y m eo ac cess gh ol w ay ne of U s JJ 136 59 f eet to a PO nt hence S 1 deg 55 9 E con nu ng al ong sa d ne 436 71 f ee o a pont n he gran o s no hwe'3.t prope 'I co nc and he rea POn t ot beg nn ng fo th e a nd here n desc bed hence N 7 deg 00 09 E a ong he gr an to s no h p o p e y n e 290 00 ee o a po n n t he gr a nto s no !'leas p oper Y co r ner and he ex s ng cente I ne of 0 d U S 33 hence S 9 aeg 11 5 E a ong he g an to s eas p ope y n e i'lnd the ex s ng ce n e ne o t U S 33 29 00 tee o a po n n the g an on sou neast pro per v co ne nen ce S 7 Oeg 00 09 w a ong he Qr anto rs sou n prope r y ne 290 00 Pe o a po n n he g r an to s so hwest P ope r Y ca rn e ana ne ex s ng eas t er Y m ed i'lccess ght o f w i'ly ne o u S 33 thence N 9 deg 11 50 W a ong he g an ors wes pr oper t y ne ano ne e• s ng eas te r Y m ed a cc ess gh o way ne ot U S 33 ~ 9 00 t ee to he pont o beg n n ng a nd con il n ng 0 93 i'Jc r es Svb ec a a teoa h on way s and easemen s c re co d G an or c ams t e b>t deed o eco d as eco r ded n Dee d Book 2 6 Page 7 9 n he re cord s of ne Me gs County Re co de 'l. 0 I ce Oese r p on tor he a bove des cr bed ac has been D epa ed ro m ex st ng ceo ds by R c hard C G asgow R S No 516 dated Ma r ch 2S 1978 and s no an ac t ua I e d surve y T RACT 4 S tua e n See r on 5 F act on 6 To wn 2 ~ange 3 Sa sbury Townsh P Me gs Coun y S a e of Oh o ana be ng mo e f v Y desc bed I'S o ow!. Comme n c ng a a po n n hE northeas corner of sa d F act on o hence N 87 aeg 1 49 W a eng he nor t h ne ot sad Frac on 6 I 300 67 ee o a pont n he gr a nto s nor heast co ne r and l he e.oe st_mg we!:! er v r Qh t o f way I ne of co un y R oa d No 25 a n d the re a p o nt of beg nn n g of t he he r e n de scr b e d l a nd t hen ce S 19 deg 3.4 3• e d en g t he gra nto r s ea st p r op ert y 1 ne ana t he ell s ng w ester ly r g h of wa y 1 n e of County Ro ad N umoer 25 525 96 t ee to a p on t n he gr an or s so uth east p rope t y ca r ne hence s 71 d eg 00 09 w at onQ t h e gran ors ne 290 oo south p r opert y te et to a p o nt n th e gran or s sou thw es propert y corn er ar1d the e)C s ng easterl y g h t of wa y m ed liJ cc ess ne of u S 33 t hence N de g 19 w alo n o the g ra n or s w est pr opert.,. 1 ne a ss otno ne ex s ng weste y I m ed a cc ess r ght of way neo t U S J3 .t36 72 feet to a po n t hen ce N 4 deg 38 17 E cont n u ng a ono sa id n e 13e 59 teet to a po i nt n the gr antor s nor th west p ropert)l c orne r and he ex sli ng sou he y I m ed a cc ess r g ht of way I ne of Stat e Rou t e Number 7 an d the north ne of sad F r ee t on 6 t hen ce S 87 deo 1 49 E al ong th e g an ors no h propert y I ne and he ex st ng so uthe r y m ed access r Qht o t w ay ne ol Stat e Ro u e Numbe 7 and the n ort h ne o f Fract on 6 4 ~ 90 fe et IO h e PO nf Of beg n n n g an d conta n ng 1 761 acres Sub lec t o a I legal h gh ways and ea sements of r eco d Gr a nl or c a ms deed ot r eco rd as reco Deed Book 216 Page th e eco r ds of the e by ded n 7~ n Me gs Cou n-., Reco rders Oil cc aesc b ed tract has bee n p ep a re d by R c har d C Glasgo w R s No 516 and s not an ac to a f e d survey T RAC T 7 S ua t e n Se c t on 16 Town 2 Range 13 desc r bed t a c t has been Sa l sb u v Townsh p Me gs prepare d fr o m ex s n g Coun y Sta t e of Oh n ttnd r ecor ds b y R chard C be ng m or e t u y de scr bed a s G asg ow R S No 61 fO OW S da ed Mar ch 25 19 78 and s Commen c ng a t a po nt n no a n ac tua f e d surv ey he sou th ea s co ner of sa d TRAC T 5 Sec t io n 16 he n c e N 3 s ua e n Sec t on 5 deg ees 4 2.t E a long th e F r a ct on 6 Town 2 Range 13 ea st I ne o f sa d Sec t on 16 Sa t sbu r v Towns h p M e gs 673 57 t ee t to a pont n th e Co un 't Sta e of Oh o and exs tn g c eneln e of be ng mor e f u ll y de sc r be d as To wn sn p R oad Number 79 t o low s henc e N Jl d egrees 4 49 W Co m m enc ng at a po nt n a on g the t )( st ng cente I ne rne nor th w es t cor ner of sa d ot l o wnsh p Road Nu mber Fre e t on 6 th en ce s 3 50 fee l o a po n n t he deg r ees 41 24 w a on g g79r a304 nt ors sou t hees pr oper t y he we s ne o l s a d co ner an d he r ea l po nt of Fr a c t on 6 38 7 42 f ee beg n n ng t or the and he e n o a oo ln n th P qr <'tn or s de sc r be d he n ce S 84 northw es t pr o pert y corn er deg r ees 19 11 W a lon g the i J nd th e rea po n t of beg n gr antor s so uth pr oprr t y ln e n ng to th e la nd her e n 343 SJ f eet o a po nt n the r"'P ~ hPd t h en c e 87 gra nt o r s southwes t pr ope t y deg r ees 1 .49 E a ong t he co ner th en ce N 15 d eg rees g r an tor s north prop er t y n e 0'2 49 W a ong th e gran ors 393 3e teet to a p ont n he wes property ne 23 1 50 tee gri'ln ors p rope r t y c orn e r o a po n In th e gra n ors t hence N 3 degrees 41 24 E nor thwest prope l y co rn e a on g th e g anto s w es h('nc e S 87 deg r ees 11 49 E pr op er v ne 232 o t ee o a a en g th e g r a nt ors n o t h po n n h e gra n ors no l h pr oper y n e 3H 00 t ee t o a p r op er y ne i'ln d t he e.. sl nQ po n n h e g r ant or s no th sou t he v m ted a cc es s r g h eas t prope rt y corn er and he of way ne of Sta e Ro ute e• s ng ce nter! n e ot N um ber 1 th en ce N 66 Town sh p Road Numbe 79 deg r ees 04 32 a ong he hence S 13 d egree s '2 6 49 E 9 an te 5 nor h pr ope r y n e a 011 g he g anton e as an d he e)( s ng so u he y prop er y n e and t he ex st ng ght of way 1 n e of State ce nt e ne of Townsn p Road Rou t e Number 7 13 10 f ee Num ber 79 26 00 fee t to a a po n hen ce N 78 0 pont th en ce s J deg r ees A d eg rees 59 09 E coni nu ng ..19 E $;Qnl nu ng a en g sa d a long sa d ne A0 3 54 t ee o a ne 59 f eet to th e po nl o f po nt o U tl e no h ne of .sa d.., bfi!9 nn n g and co n ta n n g F a ct o'n 6 hence s 87 540 a c es deg rees 1 49 E con n u ng Su b ec t to a ega h gh a ong Si'l d ne and the nort h wa ys a nd ea seme n s o l ne ot sad F r ac on 6 37 5 00 ee 0 a po n n the g an te s r ecGord rant o r c a ms t lie b y nort heas t p ope y co rner deed of eco d as ecorded n ana he ex st ng w es te r y Deed B ook 2 6 Page 719 n m ted a cce s'3. g t'lt of way he r ecor ds of he Me g s ne ot u s JJ t hen ce S 19 Coun t y Re cord ers Off ce degr ees 25 14 E a ong th e Oe se r p on fO he ab ov e g r a ntors east pr oper ly ne ha s been des cr bed ac and th e ex st ng w es terl y prep a red by R ich ard 0 1 m t ed a ccess gh of wa y G asg o w R S No S 61 and ne 0 u s 33 290 53 t ee o a s no a n ac ua I e d su 11ey po n h e nc e s 7 deg ees 38 TRA CT 8 s ua e n Sec 11 E c on n u ng <I eng Si'l d l on 16 Tow n ~ Ran ge 3 ne SAO 79 t ee t to a po nl Sa sb ur y Tow nsh p M e gs th en ce 14 deg ees 53 19 E County a te of on o and ca nt nu ng a to ng sa a ne be ng mo e t u y desc b ed a!'i 54 4 89 t o a po n n t he fo ows g a 0 s south pr oper y ne Commen c ng a a po n n hence N B6 deg r ees 53 02 W th e so u th e a s co n er of sa d a o n g he granto s sou h Se c t on 6 hen ce N 87 pr op er t y ne B47 51 f ee to a degre es 1 49 W a o ng he pont n he grant or s so uth sout h ne o sa d Sec on 16 w e'3. pr ope l y corn er an d t he 2654 78 tee t o a po nt n 1h P w es ne of sa d F ra c on 6 sou t h we s t ca r ne o f th e the n ce N 3 d eg r ees 4 14 E so u h ea s au a r e of a o n g he g an t o r s west sad See ton 6 p rope r ty ne a nd he we st hen ce N 2 deg r ees 14 25 ne o sa d F ac on 6 863 58 E a on g h e west ne ot ne I ee l to th e po nt o beg nn n g so uthea s q ua er o f sa d and con ta n ng 40 170 ac r es Sect on 16 87 8 59 tee t o a Su b ec t o a eg a h g h po nt t hen ce S 85 deg ees 16 ways an d ea semen t s o f 00 E al or] g it ne an d pa ss ng r eco r d a po n t n th e ex sr ng cen er G ra nt o r c am s t 1 e b y I n e o U S 33 a 601 65 f eet a deed o re co rd as r eco Oe d n eta d stan c e of 787 21 f ee t to Deed Boo k. 'l 6 Pa Qe 719 n n ne ex s ng a po nt t he r eco ds of he M e gs eas er y m ed access gh t Co unt y Re corder s Off ce o w ay ne o t u S JJ hen ce Oes er p i on fo r he abo11 e S 20 deg ees 40 04 E a on g d esc r bed tra c nas been the H st n g eas er ly m ted p ep a ed b y R ch a d C access r gh of w ay ne of U G asgow R S No 516 and s S 33 726 39 fee o a po n n no an a ct ua t el d su r vey th e g r an ors nor thw es t T RACT 6 S tu at e n Sec on 6 1 p o pe rty c o r ner and he ea po n of beg nn ng for he lan d F ra c on 2 To w n 2 Range here n de scr be d th en c e N 72 3 Sa sb u y Townsh p deg ee'3. 35 23 E al ong h e Me g s cou nt y s a e ot On o o a n tors nor t h pr oper t y ne an d be n g moe fu y 48 86 f ee to a pont n n e descr bed as to o w s g an or s no hei'Js p rop e y co m menc ng a a po nt n he e lt s n g co r ne r a nd t he so uth ea s ca r ne of Si'l d cen er ne of o d U S 33 Sec t o n 6 hence N 3 the nc e S 6 degr ees 41 10 E deg ee'3. 4 '1 4 E a ong he a eng th e granto s eas t ea s n e of sad Sect on 6 p ope t y ne and he elt sl ng 547 25 f ee t o a po n n t he ce n t er n e of od U S 33 g a n l o s so u th pr ope y ne 4~ 8 97 f ee to a po n In h e an d th e e .. sr ng no t herl y gran tor s sou th ei'ls t pr op er y gh a way 1 ne of Coun t y co rn e r nen ce s 87 deg r ees Ro ad Num ber 10 a nd he re a 16 1'2 W a ong he g r i'lnt ors po n of beg n n ng for he an d sou h p roper ly ne 43 69 fee t he en de'3.c r bed hE'nce S o a po n n he gr an o r s 70 degr ee s 6 a W so u h w e5 p ope t v co r ner a o n g he g an o r s so u h and th e eM s ng ca st er y pr ope t v n e an d t he ex sf ng m ed acc ess ghl of way nor he y g ht o t way ne ot I ne ol u S 33 the nce N 20 Coon y Roi'l d N umbe 20 degrees 40 04 w a o ng the 354 2 4 f eel o a p o n n the gr an o s w es p ope t y n e g ran 0 s pro per y co r ner and th e e• s ng eas1er y the nce N 79 Oeg ees 28 37 m ed access gh t o f way w a tong t he g an l o s west ne o f U S 33 A'2 6 60 ~ ee to p ope t y ne 30 80 f ee o a he po nt of beg nn ng and po nt n he gra nt or s pr operly on f a n ng 0 950 ac es co rn e 24 4 00 f ee r ro a po n n Su bt ect to a leg a h gh the g ant e s pr op e t y co ne ways an d easeme n ts o f the nce N 8 d eg ees 57 1 E r ecord alo ng he g r an or s west G rant or c a m s t tt e by p ope t y ne 35 0 00 fee1 t o a deed o f eco d as eco ded n po nt hence N 5 degr ees 02 Deed Book 2 6 Page 119 n .4 9 w con nu n 9 a ong sa d he reco rd s of he Me gs 1 ne 16 00 f ee t to a po nf n t he Coun1y Reco der s Off ce gra n o s no rlhw es proper y Oes er o on for he above co r ne nence S 87 deg ees ac has tH~ ~n oesc oed 1 49 E a ong he granto s pr e p a r ed by R c h a rd 0 north p r ope r y ne 2 7 62 G asg ow R S No 5161 an d s t ee t 0 a po n n t he g an o s no an actu a 1 eld sur ve y p ro pe t v co n e ana he eas t T R AC T 9 S uafe n Sec ne ol sa a Sec t on 16 hence on 6 T o wn 2 R a nge 13 s 3 deg ees 41 14 W a ong Sa sbu ry l own sh p M e gs he gran to r s p roperty ne Coun t y S a te of Oh o and ne of sad 3 nd the east be ng m o e l u l y descr bed i'I S Sect on 16 47 e 1 fee to a pont to low s n the g an on p op e r y n Comm enc ng at a po n ca rn e and t he no thw es he sou hea st cor n er o f sa d ca r ne of sa d Fr acl on 11 an d Sec t o n 6 then ce N 87 he so u h w est co ne ot d eg r ees 1 49 W o!'l ong lh e Fr a c on 10 Lnl!s er so uth ne ot se d Sec t on 16 Townsh p t hence s 87 265 4 78 eet o a po n t n the de gr ees 1 49 E a ong the sou t hwest corner o f th e gra n or s no r h p r ope t v 1 ne so uth eas t quarter o f sa a a nd he no r h ne o sad Sec o n 6 th e n ce N 1 F a c on 2 Sa l sbu r y deg r ees 14 15 E a lon g lhe Tow nsh p an d the sov h ne wes ne o ne sou hea s o f F r a ct on 10 Ches t er q u& er o f sa d Sec t on 16 Tow nsh p 320 00 fee t o a 187 8 59 fee o a PO n t hence po n n t he gr an ors no r s e5 deg r ees 6 0 E a ong a hea!. p oper t y corner a nd ne an d pa ss no a po n t n t he he e 111 s ng cen t er ne of e:.. st ng c en er ne Of U S 33 Townsh p Ro a d Number 79 at 60 I 65 f ee a ot i'l d s ta nce hence S 6 deg ees JO 08 W ot 787 2 fe e o a pon t n th e a ong the gran to rs eas g an c r s no t hw es p o pe r t y p ope r1 y ne an d the u st ng co ner and th e ex st n g cent er ne ol To w nsh p Road easterly m ted access r ght Number 79 32 oo f ee t o a ot w a y l n e otU S 33 an d t he po n n t he g r an to s pr op erl y rea l POnt ot beg nn ng t or th e ca r ne t hen ce N 87 degrees a nd her e n descr bed th en ce 1 49 w a ong the 1il an to s S 85 deg r ees 16 00 E al onQ pro per ty 1 n e 1e3 00 f ee l to a ne grantor s nort h pr op erty po nt n th e g r an t ors pr oper t.,. ne 23 5 79 ee o a po n n corne t hen ce S 3 deg ees A9 11 w a ong t he g an to s he gran t o rs no r t h eas p r o p er y co rne r and th e prop er y I ne 160 00 tee t to a e• st ng ce n er ne of o d U S pont n th eQ ri'l n to sp r oper l y 33 th en ce S 17 deg rees 51 31 co r ne r t hence N 80 deg r ees E a 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antor s w est prope r t y Town sh p Road Nu mb er 79 ne an d h,.. ex s ng ea sterly henc e S S8 degrees 5'2 06 W m ted a cce ss r gh o t wa y a l ong tne g r antors so u th ne of U S 33 576 30 f eet to prop er ty ne and the exl s ng t he point of be(! nn no liJnd wes er y r ghf o f wa y I n e of con t a in ng 1 ~55 ac res Tow nsh i p Road Number 79 Su bl ec o "" ega I h gh 19 2 71 f eet to a po ln hence S wa ys and eas e ments ol 70 degree s. 16 B W con r ecord 1 nu no a ong sa Cf ne 7 ~ 29 G a n l or c ll m s t e by teet o the po nt of beg nn ng de ed ot r ecord es rec ordea n a nd co nta n no 5 85 4 acr es o Deed Boo k. 21e Pag e 7 9 n w h ch J 968 a cr es sIn Sec t o n the r ec ords of the Me gs 16 and 8B6 a cr es Is n Co u n v Re corder s Ott ce F ra ct ion 2 Oe ser pt on for t he i'l bove Su bt ec t to all eg a h g h d escr b ed tra ct has been w e y s an d e a se m ents o f prepared b y R c ha r d C re c or d c; esg o w R S No 5 161 an d s Gr antor ci a ms t il e by not an a c t ual 1 c td sur vey deed o f re co d 1n r ecorded n TRACT 0 S tu i'l e In Deed Book 2 6 Pag e 719 n Sec t on 16 Town 2 Ra noe 3 ec ord s ot the M e gs Cou nt y Salis bu r y To w nsh p M eigs Reco rd ers Off c e Coun t y St e e ol Ohi o and Oe ser p on for t he above be no m or e tully descr be d es Oese r pt on tor M above s s s s no n fO llOW S Commenc ng a t a po nl n ne sou he asf c or n er of sad Sec t on 16 then ce N 87 d egree s 49 W along the so uth I ne of sa d Sect on 6 e 2654 78 fee o a po n t n sou hwest cor n e r o f th e so ut heas Qua rt er of sa d sec l on 16 th enc e N 2 d eg rees 4 15 E atong th e wes t t ne of tne sou theast qua r ter of sa d Sec on 16 Reedsville News Notes Juh Whitehead IS re covermg from a leg tnjury suffered In 8 recent 646 79 lee to a po nl n lhe automobile acc id ent Ju h gra nt ors so uth wes t p r opert y spent several days at St co n er and th e rea l pont of b eg nn no tor the land here n Joseph Hospital In Parker d esc r bed ce N 2 deg rees 14 25 heEn coni nu no sburg belore ret unung to her a ong sa d 1 n e and he home here gra nto r s we! t p r o pe r ty line Dr and Mrs Isa ac 123 1 eo fee r to a p o nt n t he antors norlh we•t proper ly Frydman of Chicago visited 9 co ne r thence s 85 degrees With her parents Mr and 16 oo E along the gran lo rs Mrs Ernest Whitehead and north pro perty I n e 390 92 f ee o a po nt n t he gr anto r s no r hel!s t prop e r ty c or ner and he ex st n g w es erl y Juh thts week Mr and Mrs Walter Brown m ted access r ght of way ne ol u s 33 !henc e s 8 spent the weekend With Mr and Mrs Paul Meredith at degrees 22 26 W al ong t e g r antors east proper ty I ne Westervtl1e a nd th e ex s t ng w ester ly Mrs Enka Bormg has m ted access r ght of w ay It ne ol u s 33 295 97 leet to a returned home a er recent po nt hence s 3 degrees 07 surgery at Camden Cla rk 06nc E 11coni nu no • ong sa d Hosp1talln Parkersbur"e 4 43 fee t to a po nt n Mr and Mrs Gary Walker he gra ntors so ut heas t prope r y corn e r th ence N 78 deg r ee s 41 28 W al ong he g r a ntor s sou th prop er ty 1 ne of Racme and Rob111 Hum phrey of Columbus VISited 309 80 ee t lo a po nl n the w1th Mr and Mrs Charles g r an or s pr o p ert y co rn er t hence N 3 degr ees 23 32 E Humphrey a ong he g r an tor s pro pe t y ne 130 00 f ee t to a po nl n t h e gr antors prop er ty co ner Mrs Helen Archer has 1 mg h ence N 84 degrees )6 l l W ~d Mrs Millon along he gr anto rs sou lh - Tutlle on Texas Road for pr op er y ne 159 33 fee to he pont of beg nn ng a nd several days conta n ng 12 223 ac es Mr and Mrs Zemth Subrec t o a ega h g h I ways a nd e a se m en ts ot Chevalier andAllan orBe pre rec ord Rd VISited With Mr and Mrs Gr ant or c a ms ti e by Ed d Ch ll d eed of eco r d as r eco rd ed n war eva er Deed Book 2 6 Page 719 n Mrs Kathr yn Dietz or lhe recor ds of lh e Me gs Belpre VISited Wllh Mrs R E Cou nt y Reco r ders Off ce Oesc pt on t or th e a bove W1lhams and famJly Sunday desc r bed tr acl ha s been - Mrs Lyle Balderson pre par ed b y R c ha rd C G i'ISQOW R S No S 61 a nd S no a n ac tu a fe d s ur vey TRACT 11 S ua e n Sec t on 20 i'lnd Sec t on 2 Fra ct on 25 a nd F r ac t on 3 Town J Ra nge 13 Bed fo d T o wns h p M e gs County St ate o Oh o and be ng mo e f u l y des cr bed as fo tows Com m en c n g a t a p o n n th e sou fh w es corn e of sa d F ract on 25 the n ce N 90 degr ees 00 00 E a ong t he so u t h I ne of sad Fra ct on 25 2529 AS f ee t to a po nt n t he gr an or s sou h w e!> p o per y corn er an d the r ea l p o nf at beg n n no fo r the land her e n desc r bed th en c e N 0 deg r ees 00 00 E a long th e g an or s wes t pr ope r ty ne 2254 08 f eet to a p on t n the gra n or s pr op er t y ne and th e so uth I ne o f he W I am Car eton Est ate Dower I ne the nc e S 61 deg r ees 00 00 W a ong the gra ntors p r oper y I ne a nd he sou h I ne of t he W II i'Jm Carleto n ESiliJie Dowe r 1 ne 405 23 t ee t to d po n n the g a n o r s pr oper y co n er t he nce N 0 deg r ees 00 00 E alon g th e g r anto r s wes t p r op e r t y I ne and pa ss ng h e north 1 n e ot sa d F ac t on 1S a n d th e So uth ne of sad F ract on 31 a t 214 76 feet and pass ng the north ne of sa d Sec on '10 and t he sou t h ne of sa d Sec t on 2 at 1137 76 teet a otal d s ance of 2557 76 fee t o a po nt n the gra n tor s nor thwest proper t y co n er an d th e nor th I ne of sa d Frac on 31 then ce N 90 d egrees 00 00 E a ong t he grant ors nort h p rope t y I ne ana the nor t h I ne of S2l d F ac t on 31 1558 92 fee o a po n t n the gran tors nort h ea st pr op erty co rn er t he nce S 0 deg r ees 00 00 W a ono t he gra nt or s eas t pr op ert y ne and pass no he so uth I ne of sad Sect on 21 an d t he n orth ne of sa d sec t on 20 at 1320 00 teet and Di'ISS ng t he so u t h ne of sad Fr 11ct on 31 and the nor th ne ot sa a F r ac on 25 a 2343 00 f ee a ot a d s t an ce of 2518 86 t eet to a po nt n the gr an to s prop ert y co ne r t hence S 95 d egr ees 45 00 W a ong th e 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In F r a ct on 31 EXCE P T I ON Com m enc no a t a po n n t he southwest c o r ner o f sa d Fra c on 25 then ce N 90 degr ees oo oo E a tong t he sou hI ne of sa d Fra ct on 25 373 3 95 t ee t t o a po nt n t he g r antors southeas t pro per y co ne hen ce N 0 degrees 00 00 E alo n o he grantors eas pr operty I ne 120 1 52 f eet to a po nt In the exi st ing ce n ter ne of Co un y Road 18 CK n os N umber bur y Road then ce N 67 deg r ees 4e 29 W a ono the ex s no cent er I ne of County Road Number B ( K ngsbury Road ) 446 25 feet to t he r ea po nt of beg n n n o for t he and he r e n des cr i bed hence N 67 deg re es A6 29 W con i n u no a tong sa a ln e 223 25 t ee r o a po nl then c e N 9 deg rees 32 16 E a long a I ne 400 00 tee t then ce S 80 to a po nt degr ee s 27 ;4 E alonQ a ne 217 BOteet to a po in t then ce S 90 deg r ees 32 16 W a ong e ne 449 03 ee o th e po n of beg nnlng and cont a n no 2 t.23 acr es Subject to a ll lega hi g h way.s an d ease m en t s o f r ecor d G r a nt or c ta lms t t e by d eed of record as r ecor ded In Deed Boo k 216 Pag e 11 9 In the r ecord s of the Meigs Coun t y Record ers Off ce Descr lpt on tor th e ~b o ve­ descrlbed tr a ct hu been p r eQa r ed b y R i cha rd 0 G l asg o w fr om exis t ng ecords: d eed s aer al s end (l uad sheets a nd s not an a ctua f eld su r11ey TERMS OF SALE Cosh tor not less than t wo t hi r ds or the appra sed 11a lue Ea ch parce l to be so ld sep aratel y A pta of the rea l est ate to be so ld has been f l ed n Case No 16 0~6 ot th e M e gs Coun t y Comm on P eas COJJr t Appra sed 11a ue of pr o o e ty Tra c t 1 retumed horne aft er YISI Ma tor L eague L ead er s By Un t ed Press lnternat onal Billf ng based on l5 at batsl Na t on a L eagu e G AB H Pet 20 66 26 394 Br r og hs A 14 41 15 366 Gross Ch 19 73 26 356 Park r P t Mondy LA 20 68 24 353 Bake r L A '10 74 26 351 Gr ff y C n 21 92 J 337 Fost r c n 21 87 29 333 Ga r vy L A 20 B4 28 333 cash Mil 19 75 25 333 Sch m c:l t Ph 17 72 24 333 A mer can l eague G AB H P et Rd r gz De 13 44 1S .4()9 Bell C e 19 76 J 408 May De I ~ 43 17 395 Har w Bi'l 13 44 16 364 Ba tr Tor 18 70 ~ s 357 Ca r ew M n 24 101 36 356 Sngltn Ba 13 41 14 341 Jcksn cat 15 53 8 340 Por tr KC 18 65 27 3JB Cuero Oak 21 86 29 337 Home Runs Nat onal League Monday LA B F erg uson Hou Pa rk er P tt and W nf e d SO S s x p ayer s ted w th 4 Am er can League H sle M t Ca 8 Hobson Bos Bay lo Coop er M 1 and Z sk Te)( 7 Runs Batted tn Nat onal Leagu e Monday LA '12 McCovey SF 19 Mor gan C n 17 Wat son Ho u and Sch m d Ph I 16 Am er can Leagu e Hobson Bos 11 sk Tex 20 S aub Oet H s e M I a nd Ca ty Tor 3-TheDallySenhnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 MondHy Ma) I 1978 Racine Social Events Health Review By Dr. Lamar Miller OU College of Osteopathic Medicine MARIHUANA (POT - GRASS) Friend or Foe• By Dr LaMar Miller Ohio University School of OsleoJIIthY Question How prevalent IS the use of marihuana m thiS country• Answer According to the siXth annual report on Marihuana and Health to Congress by the secretary of H E W a national survey reveals that 53 percent of the age group 18-25 has tried 1t at least once Only half of thiS group are still usmg 1t This 1s the most prevalent age group The next most prevalent age gro up is 12 17 Approxunately 40 percent of !Ius group have used 11 and half still do In the age group ~ • a third have used It only one thrrd still do In the age group over 35 only one out of 20have ever used 1t only one siXth sliD ' do ~est10n I ve heard that marihuana IS no mwre habit formmg or addicting than alcohol or tobacco Why don t we legahze 1t ? • Answer In order to answer th1s question we must lm;t • • defm e habit formmg and addicting Any medicatiOn can be hab1t formmg Because even over-eating IS habit fomung !Ius phrase has litUe meanmg Addiction unplies that once you are on a drug you .are unable to stop usmg 11 Without severe s1de effects II usually although not always also unpiles tolerance Tolerance means)'OU need gra~Ulllly mcreasmg amounts of the drug to get the !&me effect Barbiturates and amphetammes are typ1cal drugs wh1ch develop tolerance Marihuana does not develop Uilerance although some • poorly-controlled stud1es may suggest mmunal amounts of th1s Marihuana IS non-addicting masmuch as withdrawal s1de effects do not occur when you stop usmg 11 It IS however as habit formmg as alcohol or tobacco and may cause mtmucatwn wh1ch severely hampers yoW" ability todnve a car or fly an airplane Studies to support thiS are fBirly reliable However marihuana has harmful effects Smce 11 IS a complex drug there are some potential effects as yet unknown about which we need to reserve Judgment Question What are some of the harmful effects of thiS drug? ANSWER Several stud1es have supported the fact that lung effects very sunilar to Cigarettes w1th pulmonary unpa11111ent has been shown to occur Ill siX to e1ght weeks As mentioned before reaction time IS slowed and memory unpaired as any mtox1cating effect would suggest There also IS some data that strongly suggests an unpaired urunune respoose and perhaps some chromosomal aherrat1on Unfortunately these stud1es are retrospective that 1s fmdin gs were noted after marihuana use and could not be pmpomted pnor to smokmg marihuana In medical research th1s tends to discredit the eVIdence Marihuana also causes tachycardia or rapid heart rate and decreases the myocardial contractility or ab1hty of the heart muscle to pwnp blood One of the b1ggest deterrents to studies an hwnans IS that they have always been dooe on young healthy adults free of disease or potential defects Wh1le mcreased heart rate and decreased myoca rdial cootracllhty may be harmless to thiS group 11 may be fa tal to a person w1th heart disease Marihuana unlike alcohol 1s a very complex plant that IS many of the metabolites or breakdown products have not yet been 1dent1fled Alcohol on the other hand IS relatively stmple so that we know 1ts effects on the va nous body tissues Because the FDA would never legalize a drug w1th so many unknowns why legabze marihuana • read Scnpture from Luke By Mro Fraoclo Morris BOOSTER CLASS MEETS II I A read mg When You Mrs Do rothy Badgley was Pray and a poem Prayers hostess fo r the Boos ter Cannot be Answered Unless Sunday School Class Fr1day They Are Prayed was en evenmg Apnl 21 Group )Ol ed and sentence prayers were offered by all smglng of What A Fnend opened the devotional period A progr am was presen ted w1th Mrs Helen Slack by Helen Simpson which pres ide nt pres1dmg She opened w1th the smgmg of dmner at Bob F.vans RIO Gran de Mond ay ev emng honor ng the birthday of Mrs Dale Hart Other guests were Mr Hart and da ughter Legma The) tlso v1s1 ted Mr and Mrs B11l Beegle at their new home Ill Gall1pohs Mr and Mrs Lmley Hart and Mr and Mrs Charley Pyles attended the birthday part) at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Manuel hononng H1s Way W1 th rhee Scnpture was James I I 12 follow ed by pray er and medltat1on Several readmgs were g1ven and the hymn He Leadeth Me was sung A busl!l ess sesswn followed wh ch closed with prayer by Vera Beegle Mrs Badgley served refreshmen ts to 12 members M1ss Vera Beegle hosted a • In 1884 work began m Chicago on a Hl-story building ca lled a skyscraper In 1931 the Emp1re State Bu1ldmg - 102 floors nsmg I 250 feet - "as dedicated m New York City In 1977 hundreds were arrested m Seabrook N H Ill a protest demonstratiOn agamst a nuclear energy plant SUPERIORS I ... ~ 1 WI EN ERS ................ .2.?.z••79e lliRIFTY 1 .~~ •• 99e SLICED BACON ........ REGAl CRY-0 VAC PICNICS.........••..........l~•• 79e SIRlOIN TIP $ 49 BEEF ROAST. .............~~ ....1 BREASTS & DRUMSTICKS UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ... FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! -FARM FRESH PRODUCE--- ONION SETS c MUSHROOMS SALAD CUCUMBERS All PURPOSE 8 oz. POTATOES BOX 20 LB NEW TEXAS $139 ONIONS 3lBS 79tr LB 10 lB BAG $}49 M ONA.A C MO NARCH CU T OR FREN CH S V E 3 ,, 89' MONAR CH STE MS & P f CES SAL TINE CRACKERS MONAR CH P N)( MO NAR CH 6o c. 6' 29 oz Bo 3) ' Ca ns • CAA0 NA I 000 S10R S 'W"::":::TrT':"'r.~r'll BANQUET MONARCH Bo Cp ns FRIED CHICKEN CATSUP 4 $ 14 oz Bottl es , 5 oz Cans CA ilD NAl CAKE DONUTS ASS 1 FLAV ORS CAKE • MIX lm w Do "" Kft 8 f R ELFWICH COOKIES 19 oz Box 11 w t> $10 00 po chose NEW" 8 0 59< 89• "' OXYDOL DETER GENT NORTH ERN BATHROOM TISSUE 46 oz Can MAXWEl-L HOUSE GOFF~~· $J" MON ARCH ORANGE JUICE PlATES & PlATTERS lU Cl Pkg 59' CRY STAL HOST PLASTIC GlASSES 59' • CA RO INALASSO RTEO FLAVORS ~c~· ~ I----DAIRY VALUES ......iilliiioio.....,. _ _~ 2 1lb QOI C1n1 ~~ 4 ••. s1oo =• C tn1 triUmRMILK Ct Pkg W H TE o ASST 12 OFF LABEl K RAFT AMERICAN SINGLES MUI CO o '" Co COt £GE N N ICUIEAM SANDWICHES ';,~ s1 ' 89' MCCORM Cl<. CHICKEN BROTH ••• 79' ICE CREAM 1 6 o Coo " •' CREAMORA CREAMER Can BLACK PEPPER SWEET PEAS 4 $100 Zlb 3 49' fi ORDENS NSTAN T MONARCH FRENCH FRIES lb Bo MIXED VEGETABLES SJ49 fWESTERN DRESSING Cans ORE OA REG o CR N)(. lE CUI 3 c''•• 89' TOMATO SAUCE Co ' R CHEL EU PEACHES $ MONA RCH APPLESAUCE SLICED or HALVES 16 oz ,, MONAR CH MONARCH WHOLE KERNE L or CREAM STYLE 6 o MO NAR CH SALMON co Lawrence E Lamb, M D Too much potassium? 2 MUSHROOMS 3 ,. TOMATOES 6' GREEN BEANS OUANTI TV RIGHTS RESE RVED HEALTH ""' Hart Guests were Mabel Brace Mary Roush John Joe Mr and Mrs Wil ham Don F1sher J enmfer and Sha n Vera Beegle Henry Hayman and Mts Grella Malthew of Mogadore Road Roush Mr and Mr s Unley S1mpson spent the weeken d Mr and Mrs M chael F1sher Hart They served 1ce cream at Jonesboro 1 enn w lh Mr Mar e Mehssa Mark and and cak e and Mrs M1ke Hayman and Michelle Mr and Mr s Mr and Mrs Don Walker children Kenneth F1sher Kimberly and fam ly attended funeral Henry Roush and daugh ter and Mehssa and Mr Larry se rv1ces April 22 at Orrvi lle Mrs M ldred Hart v s1ted Zvara all of Akron Oh1o for h s brother Dav1d Wednesday unti l I r day w th Da le Hart and daughter Walker who was killed m an Mr and Mrs John F1she1 and 1-"gma held a surpr se b1r mudstna l aCCident where he Mr and Mrs Jack F sher thday party for Mrs Ka thryn work ed Mr and Mrs VAUGHAN'S MONARCH reasonable amount of excess potassiUm e1ther m food or med1c10e IS simply ellm mated m the unne by the k1dneys Just drmk plenty of water and the kidneys wtU do the rest for you You may be surpnsed to know th a t much of our processed foods are h1gh m sodium and low m potassium That IS one reason why our population tends to get too much sodl wn salt and not enough pot ass iUm I am se nding you The Health Letter number 11).]2 Salt Your V1tal Sod1um and Potassn m Balance others who want th1s mformat1on can send 50 cents With a long stamped self addressed envelope for It to me m care of this newspaper P 0 Box 326 San Anlomo TX 78292 In gen eral most of the American population would be better off to slow down on usmg salt DEAR DR LAMB - The other day I was talklng to my fr~end over the telephone and I happened to tell her l was golng to fix my daughter some lunch with a nice hot cup of chocolate My friend hit the ce11lng She llllld cocoa Is not good for you I have never heard this before Can you shed some light on this for me ' DEAR READER - I doubt the love of children from age I to 101 for chocolate wiD ever pennlt It to be eliminated from our foods Chocolate - and hence cocoa - does contain cal felne The cocoa bean con talns caffeine just as the coffee bean does A cup of cocoa M nonnaUy brewed contains about one fourth as much caffeine as a cup of normally brewed coffee For a small child that can be a pretty good jolt The caffeine of course Ia a nervous stimulant Other than that l am not Impressed that chocolate or Ia harmful Umun Luwn It takes a special chicken to wear the Country Pride Calico. 19 DEAR DR LAMB - After being on dmret1cs for a number of years I am taklng Slow K three tunes a day to repl ace the potass1um I started 11 after readmg one of your columns m our paper on M 33 potassi um I feel llke a new Ea ned Run A11 erage cea sed on 18 nn tnljl s p tchedl person for I am allergic to so Naflona Leagu e Sar mento many foo ds that contain C n 0 95 Swan NY 24 Gr m sle y M 54 R Reuschel potassi um That Is why I am en 1 58 Burr s Ch 70 unable to use enough of these Amen ca n l eague Sosa Oa k to mamtam my potassiUm 0 90 Johnson Oak 1 2 Bro ber g Oak 33 F'alm er Ball I have been told to mcrease 1 36 Rozema Det 1 69 my Slow K to SIX a day Str keouts Nat anal l eagu e R cha r d Havmg read the folder Ill a Hou 43 N ek r o At 37 Montef usco SF 26 Seave C n sample of Slow K tellmg of 25 Za ch r y NY Bl y e11 en P tt the dan ger of taking and Knepper SF 2.t potassiUm plus one of my Amer can League Ryan Ca doctors fo r allergies saylng 59 Leona d KC 31 Haas M I 26 Er ckson M nn 13 Mat the same th1ng 1 am almost ack Tex 22 afra1d to take so many Can you please tell me 1! there is any harm ln taklng stxS!ow K Amer ican enter tamers p11ls a day I am 61 years old Kate Sm1tll aand J ack Pa ar DEAR READER - There were born May 1- she 1n 1909 ore a lot of people who do not and he m 1918 eat much Iru1t or drmk fruit ju1ce a nd take diuretics These people often become depleted of potassium and 111E DAII YSENTINEL llke you feel much better OEVOfED TO THE INTEREST OF when this potassiUm level IS MEIG$¥ASONAREA restored to normal Of course ROBERTHOEFUCH I prefer to see people gel their City F.dttor Published da y e1t.'epl Saturday potassium from good by The Oh o Val ey PubU.!!hlng wholesome fresh frmts and Cpmpany Mu timeclia Inc 111 Court St Pon e oy Oh o ' 5769 fruit ju1ce but not everyone Bll:lme:ss Off !e Phone m 2156 tolerates them well EditorUd Plwne992 21 ~7 Second claM p.:wJBge p.1 d at The decision as to how Pmleroy Ohkl much of any potassium National 1d11ert.lsing represe:n product you should take UUiVt Uandon Auoclat.ea 3101 Euclid Ave Cleveland Ohio 44 115 depends entirely upon how Sub8c rlpUoo alii Del vertd by much you need The doctor carrier whe re avai1able n ctnl.l per week By Mutor Route where c¥rrler knows that from the blood serv ce not i valll ble One month tests he takes to measure $3 25 By mall In Ohio and W Va One Year t22 00 Sit Of th!J your potassllllll level 11 he $11 50 Tllree nontha 17 00 doesn t have such tests he Elsewhere f28 00 ye11r Six months llJ 50 Thr ee month& 17 50 should have As long as you Subscrip tion pr~e lnCIUdel Sllnduy have good kidney function Times&nllnel and need the PQtasslum you should take the amount he recommends for you SJ9 000 DO Tr act t - SJS> 00 Now some of the potassium Trect 3 - S600 00 Tract >4 116 66 7 DO Tra cl S salts taken by mouth may Sll 160 00 T r act 6 Irritate the digest ion and that S10 BJ3 33 Tr ac t 7 Sl 566 00 Tr acl B - ssoo oo may also hnut how much you Tract 9 - S 800 00 Tr act 10 take or how you take it If - U 733 JJ Tracl 11 128 500 00 your potassium level is normal and stays normal on a James J Pro ft It lower dose that Is fine - If not Sher If J,/l tlgs Co unty Oh o then you need to take more In normal people a 141 17 24 ll 1 8 IS 5tc Sam Johnmc and Danny at R• b n BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! 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Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Moi1day . May 1.1978 Hinkle wins first C8fdS blank Dodgers tourney in 7 years · NEW ORLEANS (UP! ) Lon Hinkle , who admits to being one of the most carefully g~arded secrets on the PGA tour, could not believe all those people were clapping for him and not for his playing partner, Gary Player . "It was un believab le," Hinkle said Sunday, his face still flushed from winning his first tournament in seven years on th e pro tour - the $200,000 l'iew Orleans Open. "The gallery just went crazy. I hit a hard wedge from 140 yards out and put it about six feet from the pin. The sound of people around the 18th hole literally sent a chill up my spine, my legs. my arms my neck everywhere." Hinkle calmed his nerves enough to sink the birdie putt on the 4W-yard finishing hole to cap a charging round of &under-par 66 that he lped end Player's incredible consecutive victory streak at three. Hinkle's 17-under-par 2'11 total put him one shot ahead of Gibby Gilbert and Fuzzy Zoeller, who both closed in a rush with 67s for 272. Player shot a finalround 72 for a 277 total . "l feel I got a good break playing with Gary," Hinkle said . "He had this big gallery and never once did he say whatever must have been going through his mind . He didn 't say, 'Hey, I'm out here trying to win four tourname'nts in a row and look at all these people.' Ga ry is a true ge ntleman." Gilbert and Zoeller already had finished th eir final rou nds and watched as Hinkle won the $40,000 first 1 Cust~m By FRED McMANE UPI Spurts Writer prize. It 's all downhill for Ken "What the hell can a man Boyer from now on . The new say ?" asked Zoeller. who led skipper of the Sl. I ,ouis briefly on the back nine Ca rdinals, who m'ade his Sunday . "Gibby ana I shot 67 manage rial debut Saturday but it just wasn 't good has ye t to see the night, enough. A guy shoots 66 to opposition cross home plate . win . There's nothing to be Saturday night, Eric Rasupset about." mussen blanked the h<trd· "When you 're tied for the hitting Los Angeles Dodgers, lead and you shoot 67 on the last day you're supposed to 1~, on a four-hitter . Sunday, win," added Gilbert, who is th e cardinals did an encore making a comeback from a by blanking the Dodgers, 4~ . rib cage injury tilat sidelined behind the combined four.IJit him for nearly three mon ths p1tching of John Urrea and Pete Vuckovich. last year . "It's hard to imagine The victo ry bo os ted Hinkle's total earn ings this shutting '1hem out for one year to more Ulan $100,000, inning, let alone 18," Boyer good enough for fifth place on said . "But let's not k1d ourselves. We're just lucky the PGA money list . Player 's fam iliar fina l- that all their players slumped round charge was not there Sunday. He bogied the par-4 first hole by three'-putting from 15 feel and never really got untracked He missed a short birdie putt on th e fiftil hole that would have tied him for the lead . Rio Grande College split a " I knew it was a big putt ," twin-bill with visiting Malone Player said . " I misread it. I College on Stanley Evans just wasn't sharp ." Field Saturday , losing the Gilbert and Zoeller each opener, 7-li and winning the won $18 ,!i00. nightcap, 1>-5. Hinkle's wife Edith. who is The split left Coa ch C. L. expecting their ftrst child in 1Juhnny1 Ecker's Hedmen about three months, watched with an 8-2 conference mark her husba nd smk the $40,000 and 9·5 season record. putt. After losing the first tilt. " I think Lon is the best," R1o dropped behind 5~ in the she said. "I can't appl aud for second cont est. anybody else." With two out and two stri kes on a Rio batter in the bottom of the sixth, the A thought for the day : Redmen erupted with six American humorist James runs to hang a 6-5 loss on the Thurber, in a ca rt oon Pioneers. caption , said : "Well, if I Brett Wilson sta n ed the bi g called the wrong number, rally off with a dou bl e, why did you answer the followed with hits by Steve phone' " Miller, Dusty Moran, Mike Nesselroad, a key double by Gene Orr and a wild pitch. Tony Fiscus was credited with the victory . Jim Blau velt was charged with the loss in the opening tilt. Big stick man for the Pi oneers was 6-5 Mi ck Dwyer, a 220-pounder who slammed two home runs, a double and thr ee sing les duri ng the two conference outings. Rio was tentatively scheduled to play Tiffin at Tiffin in a makeup game today . The Redmen host Walsh in a twinbill Thursday . Redmen split pair full In ooe ~ two dags Our ~r afl nl Jcnr1~1 ' arrd h.',.'h llh.'l<l ll 'l \"'ll lllLI~t' >~llJI ..,t~r om dt>nrur(". quK~h .ukl c~.:o n u m ~~:all• One or ,...,.o da) full dt n t ur ~ srrm:e, partrals & rel rne s. · San Francisco defeated Pitts- ·Expos 2, Astros 1: burgh, 7-3, New York edged Rudy May and Stan · Cinci nnati , 6-4 , Montreal Bahnsen combined on a fivebes ted Houston, 2-1, and hitter as the Expos downed Chicago' topped Atlanta.. . . 7-5 the Astros. ll was May's seco nd victor y in three PbilUes II, Padres 4: decisio ns a nd Bahnsen Dave Johnson smashed a recorded his fifth save. Andre pinch.fiit, grand slam homer, Da wson homered fo r tile first by a Phillies player Montreal. since 1967, to highlight a fiverun fifth inning, whi ch lifted Cub5 7, Braves 5: Manny Trillo delivered a Philadelphia to victory over tiebreaking, two-run triple in the. Padres. the eighth inning to give the Giants 7, Pirates 3: Marc Hill belted a two;un Cubs a vtctory over the Greg Gross homer and Willie McCovey Expos. contributed a th ree-run added a two-run double to spark the Giants' victory homer to the Cubs' attack over t he Pirates . Bob while Dale Murphy and Knepper tossed a seve n- Rowland Office homered for hitte r. Ma nny Sanguillen Atlanta. homered for Pittsburgh . ~ ~-" Bullets nu.dge Sixers By MIKE SHALIN UP I S[ll!rtS Writer, The homHourt advantage , somewhat sacred in the NBA this season, doesn't seem to he bothermg the Washington Bullets in tileir quest for a championship. The Bullets, who quickly established a home-court ad· vantage of their own against San Anton io in the Eastern Conference quarter-finals winning the 5econd game at San Antonio - went on the road Sunday and ea rned a tough 122-117 ove rtime victory over the Pbia ldelph ia 76ers. After watching the Sixers &·ore four points in the final five seconds of regu lation time, the Bullets rode Elvin -Hayes' nine overtime points to its win and a 1~ lead in their Eastern Conference fina l series . Washington led by four as Darryl Dawkins slammed through a rebound with five seconds remaining in regula· tion . Charlie Johnson was then tied up by George McGinnis in the backcourt. McG in nis got the tap to Doug Oll lins who pulled up and hit "" 18-loot ju mper as the . buzzer sounded. , But Hayes, wh o scored 28 points, grabbed 18 rebounds and blocked six shots in the physica l contest, led the way in the overtime J)eriod as the Bullets. just 48 hours off their upset of San Antonio, now fin d themse lv es with the home-court adva ntage for the series, with game 2 set in Philly Wednesday night. "We feel the whole series will be like this - phySical but clean ," sa id Bob Dandrige, who had 22 points. Sixer Coach Billy Cunningham refused to blame the loss on his team week-long layoff , which followed its four .game sweep of New York . "It had nothing at all to' do with it ," said C unnin gha m . " Wash in gton play ed extreme ly well.The key was the boards. We can't let them get that close to the basket" Kevin Grevey chipped in with 26 points for the Bullets while Julius Erving paced the Sixers with 25 and Uoyd Free added 21, including 15 in the second quarter. 1r other playoff games Sunday, Milwaukee and Portland refused to die in .their -----------------------------., N. W. COMPTON. O.D. 1 Dr. Rooald ERiviere OPTOMETRIST • Dr. 1\ .J Staehlr • Dr C W. Beai • Dr (,I \tomhaugh • Dr W 1) Knnbaii • Dr. J.(. Mu rph~ • Dr J Ck:hrnan The Rr vrerc Center 949 E. l r \· rng~t on A. ~e together." It boiled down to the ba.ll that Steve Garvey couldn't handle in the eighth that set the scene for a two;un double by Keith Hernandez and the one in the ninth that Ken Reitz tumed into a double play. Urrea , mea nwhile, gave the Dodgers' batters a hard time by allowing only three hits in seven innings. He got some strong relief from Yurkovich, who allowed only a si ngle by Ga rvey in notching the first save for the Cardinals' bullpen this seaon . Garvey's hit extended his hittin g streak to 2() games, longest in the ·majors . In oth er NL games, Philade lphia beat San Diego. IJ.4, OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 to 12 , 2 to S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - FAST COURT ~ ST., POMEROY . .:......._ -_,... • Colum bu; 1 I I I ,a ---~--------------------·------. --------------------------------L-----------. \Ou get more than phones when you order a phone system from us. You get us. Wes t e rn Co nf e rence semifin al series with resounding victories. Bucks 119, Nuggets 91 Alex English led a balanced list of Milwaukee scorers with 21 points and got help from Marques Johnson and Brian Winters with 16 apiece. Da vid Thompson led all scorers with 28 points. The Bucks have now forced a final game to be played in Denver Wednesday night . Trail Blazers Ill, Su· personlcs 89 : Tom Owens, playing at center for Bill walton , scored 31 points, including 13 in the first quarter as the Blazers got out to a 25-13 lead and were never headed. Maurice Lucas added 24 while Marvin Webster led Seattle with 16. The Blazers still have their backs to the wall however, as the Soni cs hav e won 16 straight at home as they return for game 6 Wednesday night. . Linescores ·A's slip by · Indians 2-1 Gary Alexander may not like the idea of' being used only as the designated liitter for the Oakland A's, but Manager Bobby · Winkles is more than satisfied. Aiexander belted his sixth homer of the season Sunday in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Oakland a 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. It was his third ninth4nning, game:winning homer of the season. "He has filled the ( DH) role superbly," Winkles said . "It 's difficult for Gary to be a DH . But he knows his situation and I think he is adjusting to it." Alexander said. "I got what I was looking for , a slider over the plate. He threw a good pitch but he threW it in t)le wrong spot." "I just got it too far over the plate," said Wise, who gave up only four hits in a losing effort. Elsewhere in the AL, New York topped Minnesota, 3-2, ' lnternatlona 1 Hockey League United Press International Semifinal Round Best of Seven Kalama1oo vs . Port Huron Series tied, 1 ~ 1 April 29 ~ Kalamazoo Por t Huron 3 April ~ Por t Huron Ka lamazoo 6 for your rnonev. ·rhat bet~g the case. the service you get from General Telephone" one of the best values around . 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Fori Wa y ne 1 Apri l 29 - Toledo 5, Fort Wa yne 2 May 2 - Toledo a I Fori Wayne May 3 - Fori Wa yne at Toledo x - Ma y 5 - Toledo at Fort Wayne Major l l! agu e R~sulh Munson , Er 1ckson , Sc arce (9). By United Preu lntt~rnat i onal T Johnson (9) and Borgmann . National Leagu e W- Gossage ( 1 31. L- Sca rce San Fran 200 102 101- 7 II 1 10 I I. Ptsboh 110 000 001- J 1 1 Knepper and Hill ; Bl yleven . Ba ll 103 OOJ 010- 8 10 2 Kison ( 6). Tekulve (BJ. Jack~on Ch i 001 022 200-- 7 14 1 (9) and Over . W- Knepper (3 F Ian a g an . St oddetrd (5 ), \ ). L Blyleven (1 -2) . HRs- San T .Mart inez (6). Ker r igan (6), Fran ci sco , Hil t { ll ; Sa nguillen MacGregor (1 ) and Scaggs ; Ill Barrios , Tor r ealba (6), Wit to~ghby (8 l rtd Nahorodny . W San Ogo 110 020 000- 411 3 --MacGregor ( 1·3). L - Torreat . Phila 121 oso 20x - ll 100 ~a (1 . ) ) . Hr s- Banimore, Sin Jones , Sh 1rley (5 J. Lee (6 ). · glet on ( 11 ; Chi cago . Nordhi'tgen O' AcQulsto !8) and T en ace~... : ( I ). 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Uturday 's Resuns Slturd1y 's Results Minnesota l, New York 1 Cincinnati 14, New York. 7 Oakland 5, Cleveland 1 Plllsburgh 6, San Fran 1 Kan City 11 , M ilw 1 Phili:l 7, San O i ~go 2 8aH inlore 5, Ch icago 2 At lanta .s , Ch icaoo 0 lcxas .& , Boston 1 St. Louis 1, Los Ano 0 Cal i I .S , Toronto 0 Houston 3, Montreal 1 Detroit s, sea lite o Sunday's Resulh Sunday' s Results San Fran 7, Pittsburgh J New York 3, M inneSOHI 2 Ph il a 11 , San Dle-;o A Baltimore 8, Chicago 7 New York 6, Cincinnati 4 Kan City l , MilwbLJkee 0 Chicago 7, Afla nta Te)(as 1, Boston 1 St . Louis 4, Los Ano o Toronto 9, Catlrornle 3 Montreal l , Houston 1 011kland 2. Cleveland 1 TOday•s Probable P ltchen Sea tt le .& , Det J, 11 inns. I All Tlmos I!DTI Today ' s Probable Pitchers New YorM (Swan 1·11 aT tAll Tlmts EDTI Atlan ta (Hanna 2·0l. 7:35 p.m. Balt imore <Br iles 1-ll ,at Phi ladelphia <Ctrlton l ·l> .,, Cincinna ti (Seaver Q. 2), 8:05 Boston (Torrez 2. 1), 7:30p.m . Kansas City (Spl!11ortf .4 .1) at p.m. San Olf90 ( Ptrr y l ·Ol at New York <Beattie 1·01. a p.m . Tuuday ' s Gam11 Pitlsbur9h (Rooker J.1J, 7:35 Batr lmore at Boston. nloh·t p.m . . Kan City at New York , night san Francisc o (Blue 2·1) at Chicaoo at Milwaukee, night St. Lou is (F al con e 0·1), 8: 35 Detroit at Cal llornla, nigh! p.m. Toronto at Oakland, night TUtsdiY 1 1 Glmts Cleveland at Su ttl e, nloht Houston at Montreal , nigh! San Diego at PIUSbgh , nigh! LOS Ang~I~S at Chicago Sitn ~~anclsco at St .Louis New T~rk al Atlanta , night em 6EOERALTEUEPHOnE The complete communications rotnpanY. I s 9, Kalamazoo May 3 - x - May 9- Fort Woyne at Toledo x - May 10 - Toledo at Fort Wa yne x - If Necessary . NBA Playyolh By United Pr eu lnternitt ional Stmifinat Round (Best Of Seven) ( All Times EOT I Entern conference Phlladelphill vs. Wuh l ngton I Washington ltllds, 1·0 l April 30- Wash ing ton 112. Ph i ladel ph ia 117 (oil Ma y 3- Wash ington at fhl la . ; '· delph ia, 8:05p .m . May s- Ph iladel ph ia at wa sh ington. 8:05p.m . May 7- Phlladetphia 111 Wa · shin gton , 1:JO p.m . )( .May IG- Wcl shington at Ph 1ladeJpt1 ia, B:OS p.m . ~ · Ma y 12- Ph ll cldelph ill et Wash ington , 8:05p.m . w. ·May 14- Wash lngton at Ph i ladel ph ia , 1: 30 p .m . Wesfern Conference Quarter.flna l Round <Ben of Seven) Milweukee vs. Den ver ( Serie1 tied , l-3l Apr il 18- 0enver 119, M il waukee 103 Ap r il 21 - Denver 127 , MH waukee 111 Ap r il 13 - Milwaukee 1.t3, Denver 112 Apr il 2~ - Denver I 18 , Mil . waukee lO.t April 28 - Milwl'Jukee 117, Denver 11 2 April 30 - Milwaukee 119, Sport Parade Baltimore edged Chicago, 87, Kansas City downed Milwaukee, 3-0, Texas beat 2·1, Toronto Boston, clobbered California, 9-3, and Seattle nipped Detroit, 4-3, in 11 innings. Yankees 3, TwlnB %: Chris Chambliss's second run-scoring single of the Reggie game scored .Jackson in the ninth inning with the run that gave the Yankees a victory over the Twins. Ri$ Gossage pitched the last 2 2-3 innings to gain his first victory in four decisons. Orioles 8, White Sox l : Ken Singleton drove in four runs with a single and a three-run homer to power the Orioles to victory over the White Sox and a sweep of their three-game series. Wayne Nordhagen homered for Chicago. Royals 3, Brewers 0: Rich Gale, called up from tile minors Friday to replace Steve Busby , held the Brewers to six hits over seven innings in his major4eague debut and led the Royals to their third straight triwnph. Steve Mingori came on after the seventh to protect the victory. Rangers 2, Red Sox 1: The Rangers extended their winning streak to six games by defeating the Red Sox on pin chhitter John Lowenstein's one-out ninth inning single . Ferguson Jenkins, 2-1, tossed a fourhitter for the Rangers. Blue Jays 9, Angels 3: Rico Carty paced a Ill-hit attack with a homer and two singles and Roy Howell knocked in three runs with a double and a single to lead the Blue Jays' rout of the Angels. Don Baylor hit his sixth homer for California. Marinel'!l 4, Tigers 3: Julio Cruz singled home Larry Milbourne in the 11th inning to give the Mariners a victory over the Tigers. Milbourne had advanced to third on Bob Stinson's single , setting the stage for Cruz' game-winning blow . -.. Mcly J M llwclukee at 9: 3S p.m . fJOrtland vs . Suttl e ( Seattlt le~rds . :t.l) April 18- Sea tfle 104, Port land 9S Apr il 11 - Por tland 96 . Seattle D~ver , By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edllor NEW YORK (UPI) - Baseball isn't a game with Pete Rose, it's an obsession, to the point where some of the other Cincinnati Reds suspect he puts it ahead of God and country . Even ahead of his own family sometimes. , Most people would consider that sheer exaggeration or utterly inccmprehensible, but they might change llieir minds if they spent any Iinne at aU around the Reds' 36-year.ald switch. hitter, His passion for the game of baseball is conswnmate and the extraordinary pride he takes in playing it is not one bit less. Any day or evening now, possibly tonight against the PhiUies in Cincinnati, Pete Rose will stroke the 3,000th hit of his career. He need<! only four more hits to do it and he can't wait for that to happen. When it does, he will become one of ol))y 13 others to accumulate that hits in major league history and Rose , barely into his 16th season, wiD have accomplished it in a shorter period than anyone else. Before Sunday's game with the Mets, I asked Pete Rose if baseball means more tO hinn than anything else. More than God and.his family, as some of hi§ teammates clainn it does. He mulled that one over a moment or so. "!never think about it that way," he sald. "But," he followed up quickly, "it is the biggest part of my life. !love baseball. I enjoy playing. I thin~ it's a great game because little people can play it as well as big people, slow people can play it as weD as fast people aod clumsy people as weD as agile ones." It is not coincidental Rose should use such terms as those to express his feelings about the game. He is anything but your classic ballplayer. "I've been accused of a lot of things," he said. "I've been accused of not being able to run, not being able to throw and not being able to field . Nobody ever has accused me of not being able to hit, though . My aggressiveness takes care of everything else." Tommy Helms, who came up from the minors with Rose, was a teammate of his with the Reds for years anil later went on to play for the Astros, Pirates and Red Sox, once said about him : "You don't really appreciate Rose until you play against him. 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So sometimes I have to calm him down and other times I have to get him worked up ." Steve Hen derson and Flynn, who committed errors behind Zachry Sunday, were cited by Torre as two sueh youngsters. " Za chry got upset." admitted Torre. . Ca tcher J ohn Stearns ' passed ball1llsoupset the Met NEW YORK (UP! ) - For not using it as an alibi, it is Pete Rose, it's just a matter pretty hard trying to hit with of time before he gets the four the wind and sand blowing in hits he needs to become the your eyes. 13th player in major league . "I don't know know why history to reach the 3,1XXl they (the Meta) didn't wet down the Infield. Maybe," he mark. added , smiling, "they're · 1bat's why he wasn't too to conserve water." trying disappointed after going "Anyway," he added, hltless in four official trips to " after those five hits the plate Sunday as the Reds Saturday,. getting foor more dropped a 6-4 verdict to the today would have been Mets in the finale of a threeexpecting too much ." game series. Excited? "No, I wasn't too eager. I "Not really,'' said Rose. "I didn 'I swing at bad pitches,' ' won't be super excited unW Rose said . "And, while I'm one · or two pr o grams providing stiffer penalties wrongdoers · "! think I'll buy .a 1956 Chevy now and dri ve it while -l'm here,''· he 'Said. "Maybe an old Studebaker a 1959 model." ' Zachry's still a little amazed the Reds were willing to part with him in the Seaver trade , but he's not bitter . "I thought 1 was the best pitcher they had," he said shortly befor e warming up before Sunday's game. "And I thought I was you nKenough for them to build a pitchinG staff around me." Zachry, even though he has won three stra ight, still has Just a matter of time--Rose by and the ond up One th ing you con do Is to support NEW YORK (UP!)'';. PaL there is still some cattle Zachry enjoys pitching for rustling. They "rustle" ca rs the New York Mets, but living in New York . During ·the,.,, in New York is a different ' winter Doug Flynn , who also story. .tr,ljiiWent to New York in the Zachry , who went ·to tM!~aver trade, had his Mets last June in the Tom '1-Corvette stolen while he was Seaver trade , won his third visiting Met manager Joe straight victory as the Mets Torre in tile hospital. beat the Reds 6-4 in the finale "The ca r thieves are so of a thr.ee game series brazen they even tow cars Sunday. . away," said Zachry. " I think But Saturday he lost hiS they have a quota ," $16,000 Cadillac. Flynn now drives a truck "When my wife Sharon and instead of a Corvette. me (SIC) le!tour apartment to "No, I haven't gone into the go to the park the car was car stealing racket," he sa id , gone -stolen," sa id Zachry. grinning. In Zar,llry's native Texas And Zachry' "He's what I call an 'out-perfonner,' " said the Reds ' catcher. "By that I mean, be·makes up his mind to out-perfonn anybody else, no matter what, and nine out of 10 tinnes he does . "! never believed anybody could love anything as much as Pete loves basebaU. He doesn't make any secret of the fact what baseball does for him. I love it, but it's not the only thing in my life. With Pete, it very nearly is. "He'D sit in his car in his garage in Cincinnati and listen to another ball game because he can't pick it up on the radio in his house . He says he gets much better reception that way and · he wants to know in advance about the pitchers we'D be facing ." Since Bench aloo is a superstar in his own right, having been names MVP twice, stories have cropped up now and then of jealousy between him and Rqse. "For 901Tle reason, some people in Cincinnati always felt they had to choose between Pete and me, " sald Bench. "I know we don't feel that way at all. Pete and I went partners in an automobile dealership a few years ago and we weren't successful there, but that didn't create any animosity between us. Heck, when I came up to the Reds, Pete helped me more than anyone else." Rose does a lot of thoughtful things like that. , Mike Grace, the Reds' rookie third baseman, didn't have a place to stay, for example, so Rose told him to stay with him and his family' which he's doing. Grace has batted only twice this season and hasn't gotten a hit yet. Before the Reds left on th eir last road trip, Rose told his two kids, Fawn and Pete II, to make sure and videotape all Reds' road games off TV. "Just incase Mike gets a hit," said Rose. "Then he'll always have his first big league hit on tape so he can see it." Now you know why ail the rest of the Reds are looking for him to get his 3,000th hit. He knows they're all rooting for him . "It wouldn't do them any good if they didn't,'' he laughed. best policy. .. adversely affected burglaries, robber ies ca r thefts pius countless CB rod los bicycles that turn missing. .\ anvwav. Prevention is the for . ·~ Denver 91 s Any shrewd busmcss person - you. for examplr - knows that value is measure-d by whal you get 7, Zachry. . stops old mates, 6-4 Today's righthander . So did Bobby hold the Reds. Valentine's missed tag on a "Anyway, six innings is double steal that gave the enough when you 're facing a Reds one of two runs in the club with an arsenal like the fourth inning. Reds ' have," sa id Torre . "Zachry knows he lets his emotions get the best of hinn The shot put ball is made of . sometimes,'' said Torre. ''He iron and weighs 16 pounds. . apologized to me for his behavior today. When he does r~----­ get emotional , though , the Mike Swiger guys on tile club don't get upset. They know him ." . 992-7155 After the fourth inning, t49 S. Third St. Zachry blanked the Reds in Middleport , 0 . the fifth and sixth before bei ng replaced by Skip Lock"See me for car 1 borne, wood . ·'J took him out because life, health and business he'd thrown more than 100 insurance~ pitches and I figured that was 11 cnough, said Torre. ''And )ldl • r ' '" ' •n,~IIA( f C ~••DJA •t' the way Skip has been ll•J I'IP Ul•·I H 8IOQI!"n9IIJ.II "l •nOol pitch ing I figured he could . As the leader in tobacco technology we have discovered a way to Improve that great Salem flavor. At the same time we have actually lowered the tar! You get all that famous menthol freshness, plus a richer, smoother, more satisfying smoke. Lower in tar, too. 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I hit a hard wedge from 140 yards out and put it about six feet from the pin. The sound of people around the 18th hole literally sent a chill up my spine, my legs. my arms my neck everywhere." Hinkle calmed his nerves enough to sink the birdie putt on the 4W-yard finishing hole to cap a charging round of &under-par 66 that he lped end Player's incredible consecutive victory streak at three. Hinkle's 17-under-par 2'11 total put him one shot ahead of Gibby Gilbert and Fuzzy Zoeller, who both closed in a rush with 67s for 272. Player shot a finalround 72 for a 277 total . "l feel I got a good break playing with Gary," Hinkle said . "He had this big gallery and never once did he say whatever must have been going through his mind . He didn 't say, 'Hey, I'm out here trying to win four tourname'nts in a row and look at all these people.' Ga ry is a true ge ntleman." Gilbert and Zoeller already had finished th eir final rou nds and watched as Hinkle won the $40,000 first 1 Cust~m By FRED McMANE UPI Spurts Writer prize. It 's all downhill for Ken "What the hell can a man Boyer from now on . The new say ?" asked Zoeller. who led skipper of the Sl. I ,ouis briefly on the back nine Ca rdinals, who m'ade his Sunday . "Gibby ana I shot 67 manage rial debut Saturday but it just wasn 't good has ye t to see the night, enough. A guy shoots 66 to opposition cross home plate . win . There's nothing to be Saturday night, Eric Rasupset about." mussen blanked the h<trd· "When you 're tied for the hitting Los Angeles Dodgers, lead and you shoot 67 on the last day you're supposed to 1~, on a four-hitter . Sunday, win," added Gilbert, who is th e cardinals did an encore making a comeback from a by blanking the Dodgers, 4~ . rib cage injury tilat sidelined behind the combined four.IJit him for nearly three mon ths p1tching of John Urrea and Pete Vuckovich. last year . "It's hard to imagine The victo ry bo os ted Hinkle's total earn ings this shutting '1hem out for one year to more Ulan $100,000, inning, let alone 18," Boyer good enough for fifth place on said . "But let's not k1d ourselves. We're just lucky the PGA money list . Player 's fam iliar fina l- that all their players slumped round charge was not there Sunday. He bogied the par-4 first hole by three'-putting from 15 feel and never really got untracked He missed a short birdie putt on th e fiftil hole that would have tied him for the lead . Rio Grande College split a " I knew it was a big putt ," twin-bill with visiting Malone Player said . " I misread it. I College on Stanley Evans just wasn't sharp ." Field Saturday , losing the Gilbert and Zoeller each opener, 7-li and winning the won $18 ,!i00. nightcap, 1>-5. Hinkle's wife Edith. who is The split left Coa ch C. L. expecting their ftrst child in 1Juhnny1 Ecker's Hedmen about three months, watched with an 8-2 conference mark her husba nd smk the $40,000 and 9·5 season record. putt. After losing the first tilt. " I think Lon is the best," R1o dropped behind 5~ in the she said. "I can't appl aud for second cont est. anybody else." With two out and two stri kes on a Rio batter in the bottom of the sixth, the A thought for the day : Redmen erupted with six American humorist James runs to hang a 6-5 loss on the Thurber, in a ca rt oon Pioneers. caption , said : "Well, if I Brett Wilson sta n ed the bi g called the wrong number, rally off with a dou bl e, why did you answer the followed with hits by Steve phone' " Miller, Dusty Moran, Mike Nesselroad, a key double by Gene Orr and a wild pitch. Tony Fiscus was credited with the victory . Jim Blau velt was charged with the loss in the opening tilt. Big stick man for the Pi oneers was 6-5 Mi ck Dwyer, a 220-pounder who slammed two home runs, a double and thr ee sing les duri ng the two conference outings. Rio was tentatively scheduled to play Tiffin at Tiffin in a makeup game today . The Redmen host Walsh in a twinbill Thursday . Redmen split pair full In ooe ~ two dags Our ~r afl nl Jcnr1~1 ' arrd h.',.'h llh.'l<l ll 'l \"'ll lllLI~t' >~llJI ..,t~r om dt>nrur(". quK~h .ukl c~.:o n u m ~~:all• One or ,...,.o da) full dt n t ur ~ srrm:e, partrals & rel rne s. · San Francisco defeated Pitts- ·Expos 2, Astros 1: burgh, 7-3, New York edged Rudy May and Stan · Cinci nnati , 6-4 , Montreal Bahnsen combined on a fivebes ted Houston, 2-1, and hitter as the Expos downed Chicago' topped Atlanta.. . . 7-5 the Astros. ll was May's seco nd victor y in three PbilUes II, Padres 4: decisio ns a nd Bahnsen Dave Johnson smashed a recorded his fifth save. Andre pinch.fiit, grand slam homer, Da wson homered fo r tile first by a Phillies player Montreal. since 1967, to highlight a fiverun fifth inning, whi ch lifted Cub5 7, Braves 5: Manny Trillo delivered a Philadelphia to victory over tiebreaking, two-run triple in the. Padres. the eighth inning to give the Giants 7, Pirates 3: Marc Hill belted a two;un Cubs a vtctory over the Greg Gross homer and Willie McCovey Expos. contributed a th ree-run added a two-run double to spark the Giants' victory homer to the Cubs' attack over t he Pirates . Bob while Dale Murphy and Knepper tossed a seve n- Rowland Office homered for hitte r. Ma nny Sanguillen Atlanta. homered for Pittsburgh . ~ ~-" Bullets nu.dge Sixers By MIKE SHALIN UP I S[ll!rtS Writer, The homHourt advantage , somewhat sacred in the NBA this season, doesn't seem to he bothermg the Washington Bullets in tileir quest for a championship. The Bullets, who quickly established a home-court ad· vantage of their own against San Anton io in the Eastern Conference quarter-finals winning the 5econd game at San Antonio - went on the road Sunday and ea rned a tough 122-117 ove rtime victory over the Pbia ldelph ia 76ers. After watching the Sixers &·ore four points in the final five seconds of regu lation time, the Bullets rode Elvin -Hayes' nine overtime points to its win and a 1~ lead in their Eastern Conference fina l series . Washington led by four as Darryl Dawkins slammed through a rebound with five seconds remaining in regula· tion . Charlie Johnson was then tied up by George McGinnis in the backcourt. McG in nis got the tap to Doug Oll lins who pulled up and hit "" 18-loot ju mper as the . buzzer sounded. , But Hayes, wh o scored 28 points, grabbed 18 rebounds and blocked six shots in the physica l contest, led the way in the overtime J)eriod as the Bullets. just 48 hours off their upset of San Antonio, now fin d themse lv es with the home-court adva ntage for the series, with game 2 set in Philly Wednesday night. "We feel the whole series will be like this - phySical but clean ," sa id Bob Dandrige, who had 22 points. Sixer Coach Billy Cunningham refused to blame the loss on his team week-long layoff , which followed its four .game sweep of New York . "It had nothing at all to' do with it ," said C unnin gha m . " Wash in gton play ed extreme ly well.The key was the boards. We can't let them get that close to the basket" Kevin Grevey chipped in with 26 points for the Bullets while Julius Erving paced the Sixers with 25 and Uoyd Free added 21, including 15 in the second quarter. 1r other playoff games Sunday, Milwaukee and Portland refused to die in .their -----------------------------., N. W. COMPTON. O.D. 1 Dr. Rooald ERiviere OPTOMETRIST • Dr. 1\ .J Staehlr • Dr C W. Beai • Dr (,I \tomhaugh • Dr W 1) Knnbaii • Dr. J.(. Mu rph~ • Dr J Ck:hrnan The Rr vrerc Center 949 E. l r \· rng~t on A. ~e together." It boiled down to the ba.ll that Steve Garvey couldn't handle in the eighth that set the scene for a two;un double by Keith Hernandez and the one in the ninth that Ken Reitz tumed into a double play. Urrea , mea nwhile, gave the Dodgers' batters a hard time by allowing only three hits in seven innings. He got some strong relief from Yurkovich, who allowed only a si ngle by Ga rvey in notching the first save for the Cardinals' bullpen this seaon . Garvey's hit extended his hittin g streak to 2() games, longest in the ·majors . In oth er NL games, Philade lphia beat San Diego. IJ.4, OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 to 12 , 2 to S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - FAST COURT ~ ST., POMEROY . .:......._ -_,... • Colum bu; 1 I I I ,a ---~--------------------·------. --------------------------------L-----------. \Ou get more than phones when you order a phone system from us. You get us. Wes t e rn Co nf e rence semifin al series with resounding victories. Bucks 119, Nuggets 91 Alex English led a balanced list of Milwaukee scorers with 21 points and got help from Marques Johnson and Brian Winters with 16 apiece. Da vid Thompson led all scorers with 28 points. The Bucks have now forced a final game to be played in Denver Wednesday night . Trail Blazers Ill, Su· personlcs 89 : Tom Owens, playing at center for Bill walton , scored 31 points, including 13 in the first quarter as the Blazers got out to a 25-13 lead and were never headed. Maurice Lucas added 24 while Marvin Webster led Seattle with 16. The Blazers still have their backs to the wall however, as the Soni cs hav e won 16 straight at home as they return for game 6 Wednesday night. . Linescores ·A's slip by · Indians 2-1 Gary Alexander may not like the idea of' being used only as the designated liitter for the Oakland A's, but Manager Bobby · Winkles is more than satisfied. Aiexander belted his sixth homer of the season Sunday in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Oakland a 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. It was his third ninth4nning, game:winning homer of the season. "He has filled the ( DH) role superbly," Winkles said . "It 's difficult for Gary to be a DH . But he knows his situation and I think he is adjusting to it." Alexander said. "I got what I was looking for , a slider over the plate. He threw a good pitch but he threW it in t)le wrong spot." "I just got it too far over the plate," said Wise, who gave up only four hits in a losing effort. Elsewhere in the AL, New York topped Minnesota, 3-2, ' lnternatlona 1 Hockey League United Press International Semifinal Round Best of Seven Kalama1oo vs . Port Huron Series tied, 1 ~ 1 April 29 ~ Kalamazoo Por t Huron 3 April ~ Por t Huron Ka lamazoo 6 for your rnonev. ·rhat bet~g the case. the service you get from General Telephone" one of the best values around . For' mstance. we don't vanish the mmut e your phone system " mstalled. Our communica.tions service advisors hel p to train you to opera!~ your equipment. And lhey don 'i leave until you're as good at It as they are . We provide mamt cnancc and repair technicians who really know their stuff. And we make sure " '" have cnou~h of them to ~ive you fast, cff1crcnt !icrvi cc. If you r syslem IS ever damaged by circum· stances beyond your control. 1~e get it working aga~n faster than you'd thmk poss1blc. And. nl roursc. 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Uturday 's Resuns Slturd1y 's Results Minnesota l, New York 1 Cincinnati 14, New York. 7 Oakland 5, Cleveland 1 Plllsburgh 6, San Fran 1 Kan City 11 , M ilw 1 Phili:l 7, San O i ~go 2 8aH inlore 5, Ch icago 2 At lanta .s , Ch icaoo 0 lcxas .& , Boston 1 St. Louis 1, Los Ano 0 Cal i I .S , Toronto 0 Houston 3, Montreal 1 Detroit s, sea lite o Sunday's Resulh Sunday' s Results San Fran 7, Pittsburgh J New York 3, M inneSOHI 2 Ph il a 11 , San Dle-;o A Baltimore 8, Chicago 7 New York 6, Cincinnati 4 Kan City l , MilwbLJkee 0 Chicago 7, Afla nta Te)(as 1, Boston 1 St . Louis 4, Los Ano o Toronto 9, Catlrornle 3 Montreal l , Houston 1 011kland 2. Cleveland 1 TOday•s Probable P ltchen Sea tt le .& , Det J, 11 inns. I All Tlmos I!DTI Today ' s Probable Pitchers New YorM (Swan 1·11 aT tAll Tlmts EDTI Atlan ta (Hanna 2·0l. 7:35 p.m. Balt imore <Br iles 1-ll ,at Phi ladelphia <Ctrlton l ·l> .,, Cincinna ti (Seaver Q. 2), 8:05 Boston (Torrez 2. 1), 7:30p.m . Kansas City (Spl!11ortf .4 .1) at p.m. San Olf90 ( Ptrr y l ·Ol at New York <Beattie 1·01. a p.m . Tuuday ' s Gam11 Pitlsbur9h (Rooker J.1J, 7:35 Batr lmore at Boston. nloh·t p.m . . Kan City at New York , night san Francisc o (Blue 2·1) at Chicaoo at Milwaukee, night St. Lou is (F al con e 0·1), 8: 35 Detroit at Cal llornla, nigh! p.m. Toronto at Oakland, night TUtsdiY 1 1 Glmts Cleveland at Su ttl e, nloht Houston at Montreal , nigh! San Diego at PIUSbgh , nigh! LOS Ang~I~S at Chicago Sitn ~~anclsco at St .Louis New T~rk al Atlanta , night em 6EOERALTEUEPHOnE The complete communications rotnpanY. I s 9, Kalamazoo May 3 - x - May 9- Fort Woyne at Toledo x - May 10 - Toledo at Fort Wa yne x - If Necessary . NBA Playyolh By United Pr eu lnternitt ional Stmifinat Round (Best Of Seven) ( All Times EOT I Entern conference Phlladelphill vs. Wuh l ngton I Washington ltllds, 1·0 l April 30- Wash ing ton 112. Ph i ladel ph ia 117 (oil Ma y 3- Wash ington at fhl la . ; '· delph ia, 8:05p .m . May s- Ph iladel ph ia at wa sh ington. 8:05p.m . May 7- Phlladetphia 111 Wa · shin gton , 1:JO p.m . )( .May IG- Wcl shington at Ph 1ladeJpt1 ia, B:OS p.m . ~ · Ma y 12- Ph ll cldelph ill et Wash ington , 8:05p.m . w. ·May 14- Wash lngton at Ph i ladel ph ia , 1: 30 p .m . Wesfern Conference Quarter.flna l Round <Ben of Seven) Milweukee vs. Den ver ( Serie1 tied , l-3l Apr il 18- 0enver 119, M il waukee 103 Ap r il 21 - Denver 127 , MH waukee 111 Ap r il 13 - Milwaukee 1.t3, Denver 112 Apr il 2~ - Denver I 18 , Mil . waukee lO.t April 28 - Milwl'Jukee 117, Denver 11 2 April 30 - Milwaukee 119, Sport Parade Baltimore edged Chicago, 87, Kansas City downed Milwaukee, 3-0, Texas beat 2·1, Toronto Boston, clobbered California, 9-3, and Seattle nipped Detroit, 4-3, in 11 innings. Yankees 3, TwlnB %: Chris Chambliss's second run-scoring single of the Reggie game scored .Jackson in the ninth inning with the run that gave the Yankees a victory over the Twins. Ri$ Gossage pitched the last 2 2-3 innings to gain his first victory in four decisons. Orioles 8, White Sox l : Ken Singleton drove in four runs with a single and a three-run homer to power the Orioles to victory over the White Sox and a sweep of their three-game series. Wayne Nordhagen homered for Chicago. Royals 3, Brewers 0: Rich Gale, called up from tile minors Friday to replace Steve Busby , held the Brewers to six hits over seven innings in his major4eague debut and led the Royals to their third straight triwnph. Steve Mingori came on after the seventh to protect the victory. Rangers 2, Red Sox 1: The Rangers extended their winning streak to six games by defeating the Red Sox on pin chhitter John Lowenstein's one-out ninth inning single . Ferguson Jenkins, 2-1, tossed a fourhitter for the Rangers. Blue Jays 9, Angels 3: Rico Carty paced a Ill-hit attack with a homer and two singles and Roy Howell knocked in three runs with a double and a single to lead the Blue Jays' rout of the Angels. Don Baylor hit his sixth homer for California. Marinel'!l 4, Tigers 3: Julio Cruz singled home Larry Milbourne in the 11th inning to give the Mariners a victory over the Tigers. Milbourne had advanced to third on Bob Stinson's single , setting the stage for Cruz' game-winning blow . -.. Mcly J M llwclukee at 9: 3S p.m . fJOrtland vs . Suttl e ( Seattlt le~rds . :t.l) April 18- Sea tfle 104, Port land 9S Apr il 11 - Por tland 96 . Seattle D~ver , By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edllor NEW YORK (UPI) - Baseball isn't a game with Pete Rose, it's an obsession, to the point where some of the other Cincinnati Reds suspect he puts it ahead of God and country . Even ahead of his own family sometimes. , Most people would consider that sheer exaggeration or utterly inccmprehensible, but they might change llieir minds if they spent any Iinne at aU around the Reds' 36-year.ald switch. hitter, His passion for the game of baseball is conswnmate and the extraordinary pride he takes in playing it is not one bit less. Any day or evening now, possibly tonight against the PhiUies in Cincinnati, Pete Rose will stroke the 3,000th hit of his career. He need<! only four more hits to do it and he can't wait for that to happen. When it does, he will become one of ol))y 13 others to accumulate that hits in major league history and Rose , barely into his 16th season, wiD have accomplished it in a shorter period than anyone else. Before Sunday's game with the Mets, I asked Pete Rose if baseball means more tO hinn than anything else. More than God and.his family, as some of hi§ teammates clainn it does. He mulled that one over a moment or so. "!never think about it that way," he sald. "But," he followed up quickly, "it is the biggest part of my life. !love baseball. I enjoy playing. I thin~ it's a great game because little people can play it as well as big people, slow people can play it as weD as fast people aod clumsy people as weD as agile ones." It is not coincidental Rose should use such terms as those to express his feelings about the game. He is anything but your classic ballplayer. "I've been accused of a lot of things," he said. "I've been accused of not being able to run, not being able to throw and not being able to field . Nobody ever has accused me of not being able to hit, though . My aggressiveness takes care of everything else." Tommy Helms, who came up from the minors with Rose, was a teammate of his with the Reds for years anil later went on to play for the Astros, Pirates and Red Sox, once said about him : "You don't really appreciate Rose until you play against him. 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So sometimes I have to calm him down and other times I have to get him worked up ." Steve Hen derson and Flynn, who committed errors behind Zachry Sunday, were cited by Torre as two sueh youngsters. " Za chry got upset." admitted Torre. . Ca tcher J ohn Stearns ' passed ball1llsoupset the Met NEW YORK (UP! ) - For not using it as an alibi, it is Pete Rose, it's just a matter pretty hard trying to hit with of time before he gets the four the wind and sand blowing in hits he needs to become the your eyes. 13th player in major league . "I don't know know why history to reach the 3,1XXl they (the Meta) didn't wet down the Infield. Maybe," he mark. added , smiling, "they're · 1bat's why he wasn't too to conserve water." trying disappointed after going "Anyway," he added, hltless in four official trips to " after those five hits the plate Sunday as the Reds Saturday,. getting foor more dropped a 6-4 verdict to the today would have been Mets in the finale of a threeexpecting too much ." game series. Excited? "No, I wasn't too eager. I "Not really,'' said Rose. "I didn 'I swing at bad pitches,' ' won't be super excited unW Rose said . "And, while I'm one · or two pr o grams providing stiffer penalties wrongdoers · "! think I'll buy .a 1956 Chevy now and dri ve it while -l'm here,''· he 'Said. "Maybe an old Studebaker a 1959 model." ' Zachry's still a little amazed the Reds were willing to part with him in the Seaver trade , but he's not bitter . "I thought 1 was the best pitcher they had," he said shortly befor e warming up before Sunday's game. "And I thought I was you nKenough for them to build a pitchinG staff around me." Zachry, even though he has won three stra ight, still has Just a matter of time--Rose by and the ond up One th ing you con do Is to support NEW YORK (UP!)'';. PaL there is still some cattle Zachry enjoys pitching for rustling. They "rustle" ca rs the New York Mets, but living in New York . During ·the,.,, in New York is a different ' winter Doug Flynn , who also story. .tr,ljiiWent to New York in the Zachry , who went ·to tM!~aver trade, had his Mets last June in the Tom '1-Corvette stolen while he was Seaver trade , won his third visiting Met manager Joe straight victory as the Mets Torre in tile hospital. beat the Reds 6-4 in the finale "The ca r thieves are so of a thr.ee game series brazen they even tow cars Sunday. . away," said Zachry. " I think But Saturday he lost hiS they have a quota ," $16,000 Cadillac. Flynn now drives a truck "When my wife Sharon and instead of a Corvette. me (SIC) le!tour apartment to "No, I haven't gone into the go to the park the car was car stealing racket," he sa id , gone -stolen," sa id Zachry. grinning. In Zar,llry's native Texas And Zachry' "He's what I call an 'out-perfonner,' " said the Reds ' catcher. "By that I mean, be·makes up his mind to out-perfonn anybody else, no matter what, and nine out of 10 tinnes he does . "! never believed anybody could love anything as much as Pete loves basebaU. He doesn't make any secret of the fact what baseball does for him. I love it, but it's not the only thing in my life. With Pete, it very nearly is. "He'D sit in his car in his garage in Cincinnati and listen to another ball game because he can't pick it up on the radio in his house . He says he gets much better reception that way and · he wants to know in advance about the pitchers we'D be facing ." Since Bench aloo is a superstar in his own right, having been names MVP twice, stories have cropped up now and then of jealousy between him and Rqse. "For 901Tle reason, some people in Cincinnati always felt they had to choose between Pete and me, " sald Bench. "I know we don't feel that way at all. Pete and I went partners in an automobile dealership a few years ago and we weren't successful there, but that didn't create any animosity between us. Heck, when I came up to the Reds, Pete helped me more than anyone else." Rose does a lot of thoughtful things like that. , Mike Grace, the Reds' rookie third baseman, didn't have a place to stay, for example, so Rose told him to stay with him and his family' which he's doing. Grace has batted only twice this season and hasn't gotten a hit yet. Before the Reds left on th eir last road trip, Rose told his two kids, Fawn and Pete II, to make sure and videotape all Reds' road games off TV. "Just incase Mike gets a hit," said Rose. "Then he'll always have his first big league hit on tape so he can see it." Now you know why ail the rest of the Reds are looking for him to get his 3,000th hit. He knows they're all rooting for him . "It wouldn't do them any good if they didn't,'' he laughed. best policy. .. adversely affected burglaries, robber ies ca r thefts pius countless CB rod los bicycles that turn missing. .\ anvwav. Prevention is the for . ·~ Denver 91 s Any shrewd busmcss person - you. for examplr - knows that value is measure-d by whal you get 7, Zachry. . stops old mates, 6-4 Today's righthander . So did Bobby hold the Reds. Valentine's missed tag on a "Anyway, six innings is double steal that gave the enough when you 're facing a Reds one of two runs in the club with an arsenal like the fourth inning. Reds ' have," sa id Torre . "Zachry knows he lets his emotions get the best of hinn The shot put ball is made of . sometimes,'' said Torre. ''He iron and weighs 16 pounds. . apologized to me for his behavior today. When he does r~----­ get emotional , though , the Mike Swiger guys on tile club don't get upset. They know him ." . 992-7155 After the fourth inning, t49 S. Third St. Zachry blanked the Reds in Middleport , 0 . the fifth and sixth before bei ng replaced by Skip Lock"See me for car 1 borne, wood . ·'J took him out because life, health and business he'd thrown more than 100 insurance~ pitches and I figured that was 11 cnough, said Torre. ''And )ldl • r ' '" ' •n,~IIA( f C ~••DJA •t' the way Skip has been ll•J I'IP Ul•·I H 8IOQI!"n9IIJ.II "l •nOol pitch ing I figured he could . As the leader in tobacco technology we have discovered a way to Improve that great Salem flavor. At the same time we have actually lowered the tar! You get all that famous menthol freshness, plus a richer, smoother, more satisfying smoke. Lower in tar, too. You can odd co~i nets , o room divider even o room I To get great results oil you need are the proper tools , building moteriols ·ond o !ew tips. No matter how large the prolect, see us ... we con help lighten the load a.t the friendly One l POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Tht O..rlm111t Stort of Bulldi"9 Slnct lttS Aepon AUG.'7 7. I �1 . 7- Thc Dully Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday,_May I, 1978 li- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Mond<1y. May 1, 1978 Plans completed for charity.ball Soro~ty gives award Members of the French Art Colony will receive unique handmade invitalion,s io the . Annual Charily Ball to be held on May 20 at Riverby. According to Gisela Alonzo who is chairing this year's ga la event, ihe theme will be "A Night in Arabia." Cum· millee members were busily at work this pa st week making· the individually handcrafted invitations. reflecting (he' theme, that memb ers will receiv e through the mail ea rly in the week. The Gary Stewart Band will provide the music for this spectacu lar eveni ng . Ex· citing decorations, in keeptn g with the Night in Arabia theme are being pla nned by Saun· dra Koby . An Arabian buffet will be prepared under the direction of Caro lyn Purcell, assisted · by Ruth Tap. A highlight will be live entertairunent, presented by Tyeeka an d Cassa ndra , ta lented per form ers and members of Habeeba Dance of the Arts from Columbus. They will have their. own authent ic oriental music and cymbals for their two per· fo rmances at 9:30 p.rn . and 10 :30 p.m. Beth Cherrington, who is in charge of tickets for the Ball, sa id she has already received numerous phone inquiri es, S<J she advises members to purchase thetr tickets early . The cost if $17 .50 per couple or $9 smgle for members,and $20 for members' out of town guests . Tickets will be available to members only and their ~ut of town guests until May 15. At that time if any tickets are still available based on the limit or 200 people who may attend, they may be_purchased locally by non·mcrnbers. . Members should send their checks, payable to the "Fregch Art Colony," to Mrs. Cherrington at 557 First Avenue in Gallipolis, or may . purchase tickets at PJ's in downt own · Gallipolis or Carter's Menswear on Main Street in Pt . Pleasant. Semi-fcirmal attire will be in order, or anyone who wishes to dress in costume, in keeping with ihe Arbian theme, may do so. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bums MARRI ED - Sharon Ann Covert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Dana Covert , Pomeroy, and Douglas Alan Burn ~ , son of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Burns, Pnml'roy, were mamed Tuesday at I p.m. at the office ol 'udge Hobert Buck in the Meigs County' Courthou se . .Jc ,, Buck perfo rmed the ceremony. * ~ *· * :. (' :::: *1·3' * * Burger "~N" * =- 79 ~ ... ** CJief ......__,_ * ** TUIIDAY NIGHT IPICIAU "liGniN" 111- PICW. . . . . Nm.AieiWUTTIUT HUI'I WHUI YOU'U FIND THI FUN! ISOJ Eastern Av e .. Gallipol iS . Ohio Jackson Ave . & l41h Sl ., ~'Ple a sa nt , W Va . * * ************* Class has guest speaker Nilll Wisniski, Meigs Cowl· ty Health Department nurse on hypertension, was guest speaker at the Monday night meeting or the Conway Diet Cla:;s held at the Meigs Inn . Mrs. Wisnisk i discussed high blood press ure and how overweight eontributes to it. She wa s assisted by Debbie Lavalley, Crippled Children's nurse, in eherking everyone's blood pressure. · Kenda Chancy lost the most weight for lhe past week with K ~tihy Elias and Anna Davidson tying for runner-up . Mrs. Becky Mankin recei ved her 20 pound pin . At lhe Tuesday nig ht <.tt Mason, W. Vet ., Pauline Lieving lost the must weekly weight and Nora Weaver wct.'i her runner-up. Three 20 pound pins were awarded. They went to Louise Hoffman, Marilyn Clark, and Opal Webb. Mrs. Webb was also admitted to the Forever Slim Program. ·ill the Wednesday night meetmg at Athens. Janet Powell lost the most weekly weight. with Nancy Campbel l being her runner-up. DANCE PLANNED City Council of Be!ll Sigma Phi Sorority will sponsor a dance on May 28 from 7 to 11 p.m. al Royal Oak Park. Music will be by George Hall at the organ. PrtK.'eed.s will go toward a special project for the Meigs County Pioneer anu Historical Society . All Beta Stgma Phi members will be selling ttckets. DO-IT-YOURSELF HAROWAK~ HEADQUARTERS H 8 A For all your dG-it-yourself Home Improvement Supplies see Cross Hardware D • Housewares • Wallpaper • Paints • Electrical Supplies • Plumbing Supplies w A R E • CROSS HARDWARE 11 N. 2nd Ave. J I Open Mon. lhru Sat. 9: 00 toS : OO Middleport m-3831 POMEROY-· Mu, and Mrs, Reeves or Oliio Announcement of the "Girl of Eta Phi, presented new the Year" award recipients membet·s. from lhe three chapters of A report on the activities or Beta Sigma Phi Sorority the past year of City Council, highlighted the 47th annual composed of representatives Fo(mder's Day obset·vance ·from all thr1!t! chapters, was held Thursday night al lhe given by Mrs. Janet Peavley, Sportsman in Athens. president. Appt·oximalely 75 Highlights or the year for members of the sorority were the chapters were presented · on hand fur the dmner party by Mildred Karr a11d Velma wltich featured not only Hue, Pt·eceplor; Mrs. Adkins awards but reswnes of ac· and Mrs. Eyer, Xi Ga1runa tivities during the past year Mu, and Maurisha Nelso11 and entertainment. and Linda King, Ohio Eta The "Girl of the Year" Pledges of Ohio Eta Phi awards went to Velma Rue of presented a skit. the Preceptor Beta Belll To open the~ obServance, Chapter, Kay Adkins of Xi Dclibie Finlaw, mislre:;s of Garruna Mu, and Kathy Cwn- ceremonies, extended the ings ofOhioEl<l Phi. welcome. Susan Baer led iil Jane Walton presented a diann to Mrs. Rue, Donna Byer presented a trophy to Mrs. Adkins , ana Debbi Buck a trophy to Mrs. Cwnings. P 0 M E R 0 Y • · The "pledge of the year Arrangements lo purchase award " went to Carol Crow new palms and a new com· with Sheila Reeves making munion set fur the Enterprise lhe presentation. The three United Methodist were made chapter presidents, Mt·s. at a recent meeting of lhe Rue, Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Willing Workers Class held in and Mrs. Cwnings were the social room of the church prese nt ed gi ft s fr om - w1th Mrs. Huby Frtck as members of their respective hostess. . . chaplet'S. Mrs . MarJone Bowen The pt·esidents introduced presided .at the. meeting durthe incoming and outgoing or- mg whtch tunc tl . was fi cers of their respective reported that several tlems . chapters, and the vice ' are sttll for sale. A get-well presidents, Betty Ohlinger of card was stgned for Mrs. Preceptor Bel<l Beta, Ca rol Agnes Weeks who remams a Jea n Adams or Xi Gamma pat1ent at lhc Holzer ML'!lical Center. The wonder box donated by Mrs. Cordelia Bentz was won by Miss Beulah Utterback. Navy Hospital Corpsman "Vi tal Witnessing" was Second Class James C. White, read by Mrs. Bowen and the son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. program opened with a call to ' White Sr. of Route 2, worship and scripture taken Pomeroy, recently completed from St. Luke 5. Emphasis of a strategic deterrent patrol. the program was on leaching He is assigned to the fleet that the main purpose 111 the ballistic missile submarine life of a Christian is to seek USS Abraham Lincoln , the lost and bring them to homeported in Pearl Harbor , C11rist. A discussion was held and several hymns sung by Hawaii. White joined the Navy in the group . Mrs. Bowen read a meditation and Mrs. Cordelia April 1968. ·the national anthem, and all of the members repeated the opening ritual. The Beta Sigma Phi grace was given preceding the dinner. For the program there was a skit by the Ohio Eta Phi pledges and a song or rriend· ship led by June VanVranken and Kathy Johnson. While, yellow and purple nora! arrangements were us· e<l on the tables. Favors were yellow felt bookmarks with rose replicas made by Carol McCullough, and the programs were arranged by . Susan Baer. Karen Stanley, social chainnan or Xi .Gam· rna Mu, handled ar· rangements for the dinner. Class plans purchase Working on invitations that are handmade creations for the "Night in Arabia" Charity Ball ror the French Art Colony are, seated, lert 111 right, Ruth Tap, Anita Tope and Saundra Koby : standing, left 111 right, Gisela Alonzo, Micki Calhoun, Beth Cherrington and Alix Harder. Weight loss charms given to members Charms for weight loss were prese,nLed to !:!cver·al members at a meeting of the Meigs TOPS !Take Off Pounds Sensibly ) during a meeting held Tuesday night Ministerii::i l Assodi::ltiun tu be at the Pomeroy First Baptist used locally. The goa l was set Church. at $100. Weight lu:;s fur the week of "Give of Yoursel£ " is the April 25 was 56 pounds by the theme of the celebra tion 33 members weighing in. whtch will dea l with women ·seven received Twenty fulfilling themselves as a visi channs in recogni tion of their blt• cmd ccumtmira l comprogress toward !heir weigh! muni!)' dedaring Jesus goa l. Qu·ist as Lord and Saviour. Queen for the week was acting out that luve through Connie Cleland with Delores volunteer ~ rvke to others. Hawk as the runner-up. Plans The lot·al women Will be were made for the Miss Sprjoining sume 2,000_ Wlils uf ingtime observance un May Clmrch Women Unit(.'(! in the 16 at which time the person May Fellowship Progi·am Friday. m~cll ng * * !('; Fellowship. Day slated May Fellowslup Day will be ubsctve<l by Church Women United of Meigs Cowtty· on Friday at lhe Trinity Church. There will be a sack lunch at noun to be followed by a brief busine:;s meeting. The . aftemuon program will begin at I :30 p.m. During the IJ!.lliincss meeting, Church Women Umted dues will be aeccpted . At the planning committee uweting uf k~ y women from the churches. it was rc~·om­ mended that the May Fellowship Day offertng be given to lhe emergency fund uf t he Meigs Co unty I IJ for gzrl of the year with the most weight loss during the months from January untii;May will be recognized. Teresa Wood, leader. appointed Linnie Aleshire and Nellie Grover lo the welcoming conuniltee. Meetings are held each Tuesday at the church with weighl-in time being 6:30 p.m. and the .meeting at 7 p.m. Shirley Turner and Joan Felty were namL'Il to take over TOPS Bingo, a weight loss game . Recogntzed for being .. goalies" , that is, within 10 pounds of their goal, were Becky Hensler, Freda Davis, Marcia Houdashell, Karolyn Black, and Donna Aleshire. In the service Ex -mother-in-law blues eventually want to share with your childre11. Why not merely act on those beliefs' DEAR DR. BLAKER _ For example, if you believe sex should be reserved for a Even though I am a 30-year- marillll relationship, stop in· old divorced woma11, my ex- viti11g men to sleep over whe11 mother-in-law ca11 still make your children are home. On Ill< feel guilty about the way I the other hand , if you believe am raising my two boys. that sex is all important part She is very upset because I of any serious relationship, let men sleep over. She is invite only a few special men . arraid il will have a bad effect Just remember, your on the children. I want to do children will cerlainly lose what is best for them, but 1 respect for you if they see you also need an active social life. · acting counter to your stated Yesterday she presented beliers. me with a list of men who If you are unsure about litis have slept over during the i:;sue, you owe it to yourself_ past year. There were five. and to your children _ to She had a rL'I.'ord of thei r think it through and come up names and the dates of their with an opinion. Instilling visits . values in children is one of a I was shoc ked and off ended parent's most importan t - and a little surprised she responsibilities. hadn 't told me before how Write to Dr. Blaker in care strongly she felt about this of this newspaper, P.O. Box issue . I thought we were pre!· 489, Radio City Station, New tyclose. York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of Do you think my ex· mail prohibits personal mother-in-law is right ' Or replies, but questions of should f tell her to mind her own business ? general interest will be discussed tn future columns. DEAH HEADE R - First, ask yourself if you are at lea>l partially responsible for the strained relationsltip with your ex-mother-in-law. Someone might wonder how she managed to compile such a complete list without the cooperation or an inside Plans for attending the spr· · infonnant - or the coopera· ing ceremonial on May 6 were lion of the "guilty party" at a recent meeting of the herself. Twin City Shrinettes held at Have you, in fa ct, told her more about your sex life than the home of Mrs. Iris Kelton . Ml'l!. Cora Beegle presided you really want her to know'! at the meeting during which A woman may confide in her runner mother-in-law for lime reports were given on a trip to the Crippled Children's a 11umber of reasons. After es!llblishing a close relation- Hospital at Erie, Pa . by Ml'l!. ship with her husband 's Keleon, Mrs. Boney Mlt.chell 1 mother during marriage , she and Mrs. Edna Slusher. Mrs. may want to keep her as a Kelton served refreslunents . The May meeting will be held confidant even after the at the home of Mrs. Slusher. divorce. • Attending were Mrs. Clara She may give oul infonna- Adams, Mrs. Barbara . . lion in hopes it will be relayea Dugan, Mrs. Jean Moore, lo her ex-husband, usually as Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. a tactic for making him Mary .Hughes, Mrs. Lora jealous. Or, in her insecurity Byers, Mrs. Mllry Bowen, as the head of a one-parent Miss Shirley Beegle, and two household, she may turn to guests Miss Kathryn Hysell her ex-mother-in -law for and Dbcie Dugan. ' child-rea ring advice. HERE VISITING Perhaps you have let cer· Mrs. Madeline Eblin lllin infonnation slip because you are uncertain about the daughter, Elaine Brickles, ~npact of your socia l sex life Crystal Lake, Ill. spent the · 011 your children. weekend here with her sister You probably ha ve opinfo ns ~~~d brother-ln-law Mr. and about the relationship of sex Mrs. Ardith Barto11 and rami· to marriage, opinions you will ly. Plans made for meeting HAS BIRTHDAY The fourth birthday of Courtney Lynne Allensworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Allensworth, Tirrtn, was celebrated recently with a party al the home of Courtney's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wildennuth, Middleport. Others attending were her grandmother, Mrs. Flossie Allensworth, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Wildermuth and son, Ryan, Ga lloway , and Mrs. Grace Hawley, Middleport. GilL~ were presented to Courtney foll owing the dinner. A Raggedy Ann cake was se rved . day 's meeting uf the Mid dleport Literary Club. Smith lived in Russia for several yea rs while a correspondent fur the New York Times. Mrs. Strauss said that he described life as being under a dictatorship because permission had lobe granted for everything , even where and when to shop, and tollll coopera tion of newsmen in all tltings was demanded. Smith in his book told of the MONDAY Russians' activity in preparaSOUTHERN Local Board lion for the visit or former of Education Monday 7:30 President Hichard Nixon so p.m. in high school cafeteria . that he would be given a SPECIAL MEETING, f11vorable impression. In her Bosworth Council 46, Royal review , Mrs. Strauss told of and Select Masters, 7:30p.m. Smith's experiences of living Monday. Work (o..the super in a country where few excellent master degree;· ·25 ···households .. have .the':&!!JVe· , years cards lo be presented. nience of electric appliances, MIDDLEPORT-The story of life in Russia taken f"Jm Hedrick Smith's book, "The Russi ems", was given by Mrs. Arthur Strauss at Wednes- ---......--·· - ·- · I I II So CI'al . I Calendar J II I I All companions invited to attend. POME~~D~~APTER, l.i$·~p7~ ~,~'">'"~~~~~ l~"\t .·:~ : \ ~ ' . for MOTHER ~ ~ •NEC..:KLAO~S fl. where there is a caste system and the poor petlple live in desolation, where abortions are lega l and conunon, where husbands and wives vacation separately, and where the women labor as much or more than the men. The author also pointed out that everyone wants to live in Moscow becauses of the con· veniences there and how there the streets are wide and the buildings are large and showy. For roll ca ll members gave a cotrunent on the book. Mrs. Robert Fisher presided al the meeting hosted by Mrs. Fore s t Bachtel. Refreshinents were served by Mrs. Bachtel , assisted by her daugh_ler, Mrs. Carol Tannehill. ... ON HER DAY!. .. •STICK J•lNs 'f l·•,: ~ ~- . BUDGET PRICED . SWISHER & LOHSE I' p~~~~~y ~ ~ 352 E. Main St . {~·~~pl~~~ 1"1 ~ ~ 5DIAMOND t CLUSTER TCP'~ nco • Oren • or u.s. Fiber lnsulatl"on . BIG-~~· ttJok GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE i THURSDAY GALLIA COUNTY SALON 612, Eight and Forty, will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Joan Wood . r PER DAY R·VAlUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 2 3 II 111111111111111 R-value 4 II I . MICROWAVE OVEN *TOUCH CONTROL 99 MINUTE TIMER * SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON ALL MODELS FOR MOTHER'S DAY BAKER FURNITURE 'fJi MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Perfect Mother's Day Gift r *~ BUY NOW & GENERAL n ··UIOIJOIIOI U.S. FIBER ROCK WOOl FliER GlASS JM902M' IN~tN-.tlll< AtJ l fo\11-¥.., ,.,.., '"' • l ,.okh wnm"' ;~~f'joft lro 'll1o! .. .. ~ .. 1~~·d .lll l,.,.lh · t ·oiO(ll;)..l I o~ o l ) 1 tn '·~Jh · I r H)l('o ~ These values ore for one in<h of loase·fill insulation. City Ice & Fuel Cc. Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 ELECTRIC WILL GIVE YOU A 525.00 U. 5. SAVINGS BONO SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES l"\7""' _ 224 1st Streel ,j " • f ~ \ ,, I RENTAL '25• ' *~ "~".l •:~,.,..,, ' . ,. ~fr~~ MACHINE OPEN HOUSE SET Mr. and Ml'l!. Vernon Roush Pomeroy ~ , -"CALORIC::"- ,,·-..-,· '•,.., _®~~~~~ PER BAG ..--· ~ POMEROY LANDMARK '1 ~~~'$~~;® Se Tuesday night at the 7:45 Pomeroy Masonic Temple. XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Lynn Shuler and Susan Baer to be hoslesses, Doris Ewing and Martha Me Phail to have the cultural report. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Daughters or America, 8 p.m. Tuesday at the hall. Initiation will be held. Members are to wear white dresses. Home and orphans committee will have a silent audion and there will be refreslunents. Pomeroy , 0. 992-5342 .,.---~--------•••••~~t~to. Order of the Eastern Star, will celebrate th~ir 25th wed· ding anmversary on Sunday With an open house to be obsho ervledMat I pM .m. ,atd tMhel~ me n ason . ~·an rs. Roush were marned on May 8, 1953 at the Mason EUB Church by the Rev. ~lph Mahoney. Vernon Roush •. Jr. G~yla and Thomas Henry, cltildren of Mr. and Mrs. Roush, will host !be CO)lebra· lion. Friends and relatives andnvited to attend. Pooll.-a-lloo Eyeglass wearers should use more eye-shadow than usu!'l, tiut . avoid bright, glfttery colors. . ,, ~ e.EAH HINGS Hedrick Smith's ''The Russians'' reviewed by Literary Club member CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Bentz had the closing prayer. Refreshments were served, to those named and Mrs. BeatriL'Il Buck, Mrs. Mabel Moore. Miss Freda Lieving, and guests, Mrs. Della Curtis and Miss Patty Edwards. May meeting will be held at U1e home or Mrs. Kathy Cor· bill. G CERTIFICAT CUTTING BOARDS BUTTONHOLE MAKERS WHITE SEWING MACHINES FROM$139.00 AND UP THE SEWING CENTER ., DAN THOMPSON FORD Middleport, o. �1 . 7- Thc Dully Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday,_May I, 1978 li- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Mond<1y. May 1, 1978 Plans completed for charity.ball Soro~ty gives award Members of the French Art Colony will receive unique handmade invitalion,s io the . Annual Charily Ball to be held on May 20 at Riverby. According to Gisela Alonzo who is chairing this year's ga la event, ihe theme will be "A Night in Arabia." Cum· millee members were busily at work this pa st week making· the individually handcrafted invitations. reflecting (he' theme, that memb ers will receiv e through the mail ea rly in the week. The Gary Stewart Band will provide the music for this spectacu lar eveni ng . Ex· citing decorations, in keeptn g with the Night in Arabia theme are being pla nned by Saun· dra Koby . An Arabian buffet will be prepared under the direction of Caro lyn Purcell, assisted · by Ruth Tap. A highlight will be live entertairunent, presented by Tyeeka an d Cassa ndra , ta lented per form ers and members of Habeeba Dance of the Arts from Columbus. They will have their. own authent ic oriental music and cymbals for their two per· fo rmances at 9:30 p.rn . and 10 :30 p.m. Beth Cherrington, who is in charge of tickets for the Ball, sa id she has already received numerous phone inquiri es, S<J she advises members to purchase thetr tickets early . The cost if $17 .50 per couple or $9 smgle for members,and $20 for members' out of town guests . Tickets will be available to members only and their ~ut of town guests until May 15. At that time if any tickets are still available based on the limit or 200 people who may attend, they may be_purchased locally by non·mcrnbers. . Members should send their checks, payable to the "Fregch Art Colony," to Mrs. Cherrington at 557 First Avenue in Gallipolis, or may . purchase tickets at PJ's in downt own · Gallipolis or Carter's Menswear on Main Street in Pt . Pleasant. Semi-fcirmal attire will be in order, or anyone who wishes to dress in costume, in keeping with ihe Arbian theme, may do so. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bums MARRI ED - Sharon Ann Covert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Dana Covert , Pomeroy, and Douglas Alan Burn ~ , son of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Burns, Pnml'roy, were mamed Tuesday at I p.m. at the office ol 'udge Hobert Buck in the Meigs County' Courthou se . .Jc ,, Buck perfo rmed the ceremony. * ~ *· * :. (' :::: *1·3' * * Burger "~N" * =- 79 ~ ... ** CJief ......__,_ * ** TUIIDAY NIGHT IPICIAU "liGniN" 111- PICW. . . . . Nm.AieiWUTTIUT HUI'I WHUI YOU'U FIND THI FUN! ISOJ Eastern Av e .. Gallipol iS . Ohio Jackson Ave . & l41h Sl ., ~'Ple a sa nt , W Va . * * ************* Class has guest speaker Nilll Wisniski, Meigs Cowl· ty Health Department nurse on hypertension, was guest speaker at the Monday night meeting or the Conway Diet Cla:;s held at the Meigs Inn . Mrs. Wisnisk i discussed high blood press ure and how overweight eontributes to it. She wa s assisted by Debbie Lavalley, Crippled Children's nurse, in eherking everyone's blood pressure. · Kenda Chancy lost the most weight for lhe past week with K ~tihy Elias and Anna Davidson tying for runner-up . Mrs. Becky Mankin recei ved her 20 pound pin . At lhe Tuesday nig ht <.tt Mason, W. Vet ., Pauline Lieving lost the must weekly weight and Nora Weaver wct.'i her runner-up. Three 20 pound pins were awarded. They went to Louise Hoffman, Marilyn Clark, and Opal Webb. Mrs. Webb was also admitted to the Forever Slim Program. ·ill the Wednesday night meetmg at Athens. Janet Powell lost the most weekly weight. with Nancy Campbel l being her runner-up. DANCE PLANNED City Council of Be!ll Sigma Phi Sorority will sponsor a dance on May 28 from 7 to 11 p.m. al Royal Oak Park. Music will be by George Hall at the organ. PrtK.'eed.s will go toward a special project for the Meigs County Pioneer anu Historical Society . All Beta Stgma Phi members will be selling ttckets. DO-IT-YOURSELF HAROWAK~ HEADQUARTERS H 8 A For all your dG-it-yourself Home Improvement Supplies see Cross Hardware D • Housewares • Wallpaper • Paints • Electrical Supplies • Plumbing Supplies w A R E • CROSS HARDWARE 11 N. 2nd Ave. J I Open Mon. lhru Sat. 9: 00 toS : OO Middleport m-3831 POMEROY-· Mu, and Mrs, Reeves or Oliio Announcement of the "Girl of Eta Phi, presented new the Year" award recipients membet·s. from lhe three chapters of A report on the activities or Beta Sigma Phi Sorority the past year of City Council, highlighted the 47th annual composed of representatives Fo(mder's Day obset·vance ·from all thr1!t! chapters, was held Thursday night al lhe given by Mrs. Janet Peavley, Sportsman in Athens. president. Appt·oximalely 75 Highlights or the year for members of the sorority were the chapters were presented · on hand fur the dmner party by Mildred Karr a11d Velma wltich featured not only Hue, Pt·eceplor; Mrs. Adkins awards but reswnes of ac· and Mrs. Eyer, Xi Ga1runa tivities during the past year Mu, and Maurisha Nelso11 and entertainment. and Linda King, Ohio Eta The "Girl of the Year" Pledges of Ohio Eta Phi awards went to Velma Rue of presented a skit. the Preceptor Beta Belll To open the~ obServance, Chapter, Kay Adkins of Xi Dclibie Finlaw, mislre:;s of Garruna Mu, and Kathy Cwn- ceremonies, extended the ings ofOhioEl<l Phi. welcome. Susan Baer led iil Jane Walton presented a diann to Mrs. Rue, Donna Byer presented a trophy to Mrs. Adkins , ana Debbi Buck a trophy to Mrs. Cwnings. P 0 M E R 0 Y • · The "pledge of the year Arrangements lo purchase award " went to Carol Crow new palms and a new com· with Sheila Reeves making munion set fur the Enterprise lhe presentation. The three United Methodist were made chapter presidents, Mt·s. at a recent meeting of lhe Rue, Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Willing Workers Class held in and Mrs. Cwnings were the social room of the church prese nt ed gi ft s fr om - w1th Mrs. Huby Frtck as members of their respective hostess. . . chaplet'S. Mrs . MarJone Bowen The pt·esidents introduced presided .at the. meeting durthe incoming and outgoing or- mg whtch tunc tl . was fi cers of their respective reported that several tlems . chapters, and the vice ' are sttll for sale. A get-well presidents, Betty Ohlinger of card was stgned for Mrs. Preceptor Bel<l Beta, Ca rol Agnes Weeks who remams a Jea n Adams or Xi Gamma pat1ent at lhc Holzer ML'!lical Center. The wonder box donated by Mrs. Cordelia Bentz was won by Miss Beulah Utterback. Navy Hospital Corpsman "Vi tal Witnessing" was Second Class James C. White, read by Mrs. Bowen and the son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. program opened with a call to ' White Sr. of Route 2, worship and scripture taken Pomeroy, recently completed from St. Luke 5. Emphasis of a strategic deterrent patrol. the program was on leaching He is assigned to the fleet that the main purpose 111 the ballistic missile submarine life of a Christian is to seek USS Abraham Lincoln , the lost and bring them to homeported in Pearl Harbor , C11rist. A discussion was held and several hymns sung by Hawaii. White joined the Navy in the group . Mrs. Bowen read a meditation and Mrs. Cordelia April 1968. ·the national anthem, and all of the members repeated the opening ritual. The Beta Sigma Phi grace was given preceding the dinner. For the program there was a skit by the Ohio Eta Phi pledges and a song or rriend· ship led by June VanVranken and Kathy Johnson. While, yellow and purple nora! arrangements were us· e<l on the tables. Favors were yellow felt bookmarks with rose replicas made by Carol McCullough, and the programs were arranged by . Susan Baer. Karen Stanley, social chainnan or Xi .Gam· rna Mu, handled ar· rangements for the dinner. Class plans purchase Working on invitations that are handmade creations for the "Night in Arabia" Charity Ball ror the French Art Colony are, seated, lert 111 right, Ruth Tap, Anita Tope and Saundra Koby : standing, left 111 right, Gisela Alonzo, Micki Calhoun, Beth Cherrington and Alix Harder. Weight loss charms given to members Charms for weight loss were prese,nLed to !:!cver·al members at a meeting of the Meigs TOPS !Take Off Pounds Sensibly ) during a meeting held Tuesday night Ministerii::i l Assodi::ltiun tu be at the Pomeroy First Baptist used locally. The goa l was set Church. at $100. Weight lu:;s fur the week of "Give of Yoursel£ " is the April 25 was 56 pounds by the theme of the celebra tion 33 members weighing in. whtch will dea l with women ·seven received Twenty fulfilling themselves as a visi channs in recogni tion of their blt• cmd ccumtmira l comprogress toward !heir weigh! muni!)' dedaring Jesus goa l. Qu·ist as Lord and Saviour. Queen for the week was acting out that luve through Connie Cleland with Delores volunteer ~ rvke to others. Hawk as the runner-up. Plans The lot·al women Will be were made for the Miss Sprjoining sume 2,000_ Wlils uf ingtime observance un May Clmrch Women Unit(.'(! in the 16 at which time the person May Fellowship Progi·am Friday. m~cll ng * * !('; Fellowship. Day slated May Fellowslup Day will be ubsctve<l by Church Women United of Meigs Cowtty· on Friday at lhe Trinity Church. There will be a sack lunch at noun to be followed by a brief busine:;s meeting. The . aftemuon program will begin at I :30 p.m. During the IJ!.lliincss meeting, Church Women Umted dues will be aeccpted . At the planning committee uweting uf k~ y women from the churches. it was rc~·om­ mended that the May Fellowship Day offertng be given to lhe emergency fund uf t he Meigs Co unty I IJ for gzrl of the year with the most weight loss during the months from January untii;May will be recognized. Teresa Wood, leader. appointed Linnie Aleshire and Nellie Grover lo the welcoming conuniltee. Meetings are held each Tuesday at the church with weighl-in time being 6:30 p.m. and the .meeting at 7 p.m. Shirley Turner and Joan Felty were namL'Il to take over TOPS Bingo, a weight loss game . Recogntzed for being .. goalies" , that is, within 10 pounds of their goal, were Becky Hensler, Freda Davis, Marcia Houdashell, Karolyn Black, and Donna Aleshire. In the service Ex -mother-in-law blues eventually want to share with your childre11. Why not merely act on those beliefs' DEAR DR. BLAKER _ For example, if you believe sex should be reserved for a Even though I am a 30-year- marillll relationship, stop in· old divorced woma11, my ex- viti11g men to sleep over whe11 mother-in-law ca11 still make your children are home. On Ill< feel guilty about the way I the other hand , if you believe am raising my two boys. that sex is all important part She is very upset because I of any serious relationship, let men sleep over. She is invite only a few special men . arraid il will have a bad effect Just remember, your on the children. I want to do children will cerlainly lose what is best for them, but 1 respect for you if they see you also need an active social life. · acting counter to your stated Yesterday she presented beliers. me with a list of men who If you are unsure about litis have slept over during the i:;sue, you owe it to yourself_ past year. There were five. and to your children _ to She had a rL'I.'ord of thei r think it through and come up names and the dates of their with an opinion. Instilling visits . values in children is one of a I was shoc ked and off ended parent's most importan t - and a little surprised she responsibilities. hadn 't told me before how Write to Dr. Blaker in care strongly she felt about this of this newspaper, P.O. Box issue . I thought we were pre!· 489, Radio City Station, New tyclose. York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of Do you think my ex· mail prohibits personal mother-in-law is right ' Or replies, but questions of should f tell her to mind her own business ? general interest will be discussed tn future columns. DEAH HEADE R - First, ask yourself if you are at lea>l partially responsible for the strained relationsltip with your ex-mother-in-law. Someone might wonder how she managed to compile such a complete list without the cooperation or an inside Plans for attending the spr· · infonnant - or the coopera· ing ceremonial on May 6 were lion of the "guilty party" at a recent meeting of the herself. Twin City Shrinettes held at Have you, in fa ct, told her more about your sex life than the home of Mrs. Iris Kelton . Ml'l!. Cora Beegle presided you really want her to know'! at the meeting during which A woman may confide in her runner mother-in-law for lime reports were given on a trip to the Crippled Children's a 11umber of reasons. After es!llblishing a close relation- Hospital at Erie, Pa . by Ml'l!. ship with her husband 's Keleon, Mrs. Boney Mlt.chell 1 mother during marriage , she and Mrs. Edna Slusher. Mrs. may want to keep her as a Kelton served refreslunents . The May meeting will be held confidant even after the at the home of Mrs. Slusher. divorce. • Attending were Mrs. Clara She may give oul infonna- Adams, Mrs. Barbara . . lion in hopes it will be relayea Dugan, Mrs. Jean Moore, lo her ex-husband, usually as Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. a tactic for making him Mary .Hughes, Mrs. Lora jealous. Or, in her insecurity Byers, Mrs. Mllry Bowen, as the head of a one-parent Miss Shirley Beegle, and two household, she may turn to guests Miss Kathryn Hysell her ex-mother-in -law for and Dbcie Dugan. ' child-rea ring advice. HERE VISITING Perhaps you have let cer· Mrs. Madeline Eblin lllin infonnation slip because you are uncertain about the daughter, Elaine Brickles, ~npact of your socia l sex life Crystal Lake, Ill. spent the · 011 your children. weekend here with her sister You probably ha ve opinfo ns ~~~d brother-ln-law Mr. and about the relationship of sex Mrs. Ardith Barto11 and rami· to marriage, opinions you will ly. Plans made for meeting HAS BIRTHDAY The fourth birthday of Courtney Lynne Allensworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Allensworth, Tirrtn, was celebrated recently with a party al the home of Courtney's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wildennuth, Middleport. Others attending were her grandmother, Mrs. Flossie Allensworth, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Wildermuth and son, Ryan, Ga lloway , and Mrs. Grace Hawley, Middleport. GilL~ were presented to Courtney foll owing the dinner. A Raggedy Ann cake was se rved . day 's meeting uf the Mid dleport Literary Club. Smith lived in Russia for several yea rs while a correspondent fur the New York Times. Mrs. Strauss said that he described life as being under a dictatorship because permission had lobe granted for everything , even where and when to shop, and tollll coopera tion of newsmen in all tltings was demanded. Smith in his book told of the MONDAY Russians' activity in preparaSOUTHERN Local Board lion for the visit or former of Education Monday 7:30 President Hichard Nixon so p.m. in high school cafeteria . that he would be given a SPECIAL MEETING, f11vorable impression. In her Bosworth Council 46, Royal review , Mrs. Strauss told of and Select Masters, 7:30p.m. Smith's experiences of living Monday. Work (o..the super in a country where few excellent master degree;· ·25 ···households .. have .the':&!!JVe· , years cards lo be presented. nience of electric appliances, MIDDLEPORT-The story of life in Russia taken f"Jm Hedrick Smith's book, "The Russi ems", was given by Mrs. Arthur Strauss at Wednes- ---......--·· - ·- · I I II So CI'al . I Calendar J II I I All companions invited to attend. POME~~D~~APTER, l.i$·~p7~ ~,~'">'"~~~~~ l~"\t .·:~ : \ ~ ' . for MOTHER ~ ~ •NEC..:KLAO~S fl. where there is a caste system and the poor petlple live in desolation, where abortions are lega l and conunon, where husbands and wives vacation separately, and where the women labor as much or more than the men. The author also pointed out that everyone wants to live in Moscow becauses of the con· veniences there and how there the streets are wide and the buildings are large and showy. For roll ca ll members gave a cotrunent on the book. Mrs. Robert Fisher presided al the meeting hosted by Mrs. Fore s t Bachtel. Refreshinents were served by Mrs. Bachtel , assisted by her daugh_ler, Mrs. Carol Tannehill. ... ON HER DAY!. .. •STICK J•lNs 'f l·•,: ~ ~- . BUDGET PRICED . SWISHER & LOHSE I' p~~~~~y ~ ~ 352 E. Main St . {~·~~pl~~~ 1"1 ~ ~ 5DIAMOND t CLUSTER TCP'~ nco • Oren • or u.s. Fiber lnsulatl"on . BIG-~~· ttJok GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE i THURSDAY GALLIA COUNTY SALON 612, Eight and Forty, will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Joan Wood . r PER DAY R·VAlUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 2 3 II 111111111111111 R-value 4 II I . MICROWAVE OVEN *TOUCH CONTROL 99 MINUTE TIMER * SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON ALL MODELS FOR MOTHER'S DAY BAKER FURNITURE 'fJi MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Perfect Mother's Day Gift r *~ BUY NOW & GENERAL n ··UIOIJOIIOI U.S. FIBER ROCK WOOl FliER GlASS JM902M' IN~tN-.tlll< AtJ l fo\11-¥.., ,.,.., '"' • l ,.okh wnm"' ;~~f'joft lro 'll1o! .. .. ~ .. 1~~·d .lll l,.,.lh · t ·oiO(ll;)..l I o~ o l ) 1 tn '·~Jh · I r H)l('o ~ These values ore for one in<h of loase·fill insulation. City Ice & Fuel Cc. Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 ELECTRIC WILL GIVE YOU A 525.00 U. 5. SAVINGS BONO SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES l"\7""' _ 224 1st Streel ,j " • f ~ \ ,, I RENTAL '25• ' *~ "~".l •:~,.,..,, ' . ,. ~fr~~ MACHINE OPEN HOUSE SET Mr. and Ml'l!. Vernon Roush Pomeroy ~ , -"CALORIC::"- ,,·-..-,· '•,.., _®~~~~~ PER BAG ..--· ~ POMEROY LANDMARK '1 ~~~'$~~;® Se Tuesday night at the 7:45 Pomeroy Masonic Temple. XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Lynn Shuler and Susan Baer to be hoslesses, Doris Ewing and Martha Me Phail to have the cultural report. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Daughters or America, 8 p.m. Tuesday at the hall. Initiation will be held. Members are to wear white dresses. Home and orphans committee will have a silent audion and there will be refreslunents. Pomeroy , 0. 992-5342 .,.---~--------•••••~~t~to. Order of the Eastern Star, will celebrate th~ir 25th wed· ding anmversary on Sunday With an open house to be obsho ervledMat I pM .m. ,atd tMhel~ me n ason . ~·an rs. Roush were marned on May 8, 1953 at the Mason EUB Church by the Rev. ~lph Mahoney. Vernon Roush •. Jr. G~yla and Thomas Henry, cltildren of Mr. and Mrs. Roush, will host !be CO)lebra· lion. Friends and relatives andnvited to attend. Pooll.-a-lloo Eyeglass wearers should use more eye-shadow than usu!'l, tiut . avoid bright, glfttery colors. . ,, ~ e.EAH HINGS Hedrick Smith's ''The Russians'' reviewed by Literary Club member CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Bentz had the closing prayer. Refreshments were served, to those named and Mrs. BeatriL'Il Buck, Mrs. Mabel Moore. Miss Freda Lieving, and guests, Mrs. Della Curtis and Miss Patty Edwards. May meeting will be held at U1e home or Mrs. Kathy Cor· bill. G CERTIFICAT CUTTING BOARDS BUTTONHOLE MAKERS WHITE SEWING MACHINES FROM$139.00 AND UP THE SEWING CENTER ., DAN THOMPSON FORD Middleport, o. �l!-The Daily Sentinel, Midilleoort-Pomerov. 0 ., Mondav, ~y· 1, 1978 &-The ·Daily Sentinel. Middleport·PomPI1lY, 0 ., Monday, May I, 1978 ASTROeGRAPH IS WQol"ds ur Undtor Cosh May 1: 1978 You could meet a \€ty un 1que ndP,rdual thiS comrng yea'r wn o t nrt 11 ott w1tn everyone doesn but •,•m o. rna , select )OU as h1S spec1al fneno E,posure to an ·eJCCitlng new way of ttfe· could result Want Ads Turn ·Unwanted Items lnto Cash WANT AD CHARGES LOO 1day 2dars 1.50 3da;·s L&:i 6da~'l 300 Cbar~e 125 IOl 225 ln f.Jid! word O\ "rf" !he nununum I~ 'oi'OI"tis LS ~ {'fl\U pt'r .,.ord pt'f" da~ Alb runmn~ otJ-rr th&n ('OflSt'l.'ll l rl"l' dio y~ 111il ~ (·~ed 111 U"lf I da~ '"" In memo r~ . Card of lbanks ind S ct'n~ pt'r vo oN, S3 00 Chluitf~ nun unum Cash 111 am atK't' ultenor mot1ve 1! one )OU Kno y. .\ lobtlf HomE' Sllles and Yaro Bit'S art m""tptl"d on~)· ta.sh ordtr ~ C'l!n.l C'hart!f for ads <'111~ • lflt: Bu1 Numbfr In Cart Df The Stn· onl\ casually neaos more than ~mel TAURUS [Apdl 10·May 10) You would be ,,,se to suspect an a reasonable amount ol Or1 yOU toda\ ora1se FHlC OU! Wr10 'o' Ou re romantiCally su1 tea to oy senJ,ng for , our cop) o' Aslf O· Graph Lener Ma rt 50 cents for eacn ana a ton g se tl,woresSPO stamoed envelope to Astra-Graph P 0 8-o , J89 Radr o Crty Stallo:. N Y 10C·19 Be sure to speech buth s1gn GEMINI IMay 11·J une 10) Be as r~ai,St;C as oossrbte aoout your goals today II rnev are not LA e!l dPhned ~au !1 m,ss 'YOur mar k bv a mile CAN CER IJune 11-July 11 ) II a co worker as~s '{Ou for rns truc!Jons on t1ow 10 oertorfT1 a tas k today don t pretend you ca n do 11 I! you really don 1 to. no w rhe an swer ,.,,n Ptme m -21 ~ NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES 1 \ ooo T'u«-~1 LEO (July 13-Aug . 11) Make 'I a contus ed you NllrCI"l end rs up won 1 ~no w Swlda1 'p !-·1 aftt'TT"IOI:rn CLEA RANCE SALE bt>g rn~ Mon Feb 13 at Se wN Se ..... Outlet Mo •n S11eer Ro c,ne All SCORPIO !Oct. 14-Nov . 111 There s a stron g possrO rl rty your e~pensr ve wh rms co u ld gam the upper h and today '/'men 11 come s to pa y you may Nr sn you had exe rcrs ed greater sell-con tr ol SAG ITTAR IUS [Nov 13-Doc . CAPRICORN IDee. 11-Jan . 19) Flattery IS no t a good too l to use toda~, 1n oreler to ach 1eve J' OUI purposes lnsmcerr t y w 111 oe re ad ily dr sce rned by o ttrers AQUARIUS )Jan. 11l-Feb. 19) A !r1end whO neVer seems to have the cash wt1en the lab co me s m1ght use that ploy to s t1 c ~ yo u wrth 1t1e brll ag arn today Let her wnte a check PISCES (Feb. 20-March 10) Lac k o f acco mpl1shment toda y won ' t be due to an absence ol rn1t 1at r-ve You h av e the dnv e . but you may not delrne your ObJeC"1ive clea rly en o ugh · ARIES [March 11-April 19) You·re apt to tak e srtua!lons for gran ted today Th ings will no t happen as easrty as you ' ve le d yourself to belreve Meigs Property bo~<o oc an d oo vorrvm toys and mens ... omens ch!idr en ~ and baby clo thes f.e r yrh ,n g •11 good (Of'dr tron and r ec~o n ob l e 4 hou~e~ !rom A sr> lo r"l d Bul l., Ptc nr on SR 1]4 M ondo)" and T\JE!SOoy q 5 YARD sol es Thu rs Frr o nd Sot Ma y 4 5 & 0 Cro w s Subd"·r ~ rof"l at F •'e Pom ls LOST BETW EEN Pomeroy Not ronal Bo nlo. & pork 1ng lot - Sov1n g ~ boo lo. Some mon ey m rhe book t! t ~ un d please colt qq 2-7801 or Jetf Hor t 61 4-592·4275 Rewa rd LOST RED Bone hound dog end a b lock and w hr te par t b11d dog ~hart Iori . Gene Humphre y ~:l-7892 Lo~ t seen on SR 143 li MBER Pomeroy Fores t Pro duch Top pme l or sl ondrng so..,.d un ber Coli 9q2 -59 65 or Ken t Hanby 1-440·8570 OLD FURNITURE . ice bo.wes. brass b ed~ ir on bech e tc comple te ho'" seho1ds W11 t e M . 0 M rlle[ Rt 4. Pomeroy Ohr o o r co lt 991-7760 NO ITEM TOO Lorg e or too ~m o ll Wrll buy 1 prece or comple te household New , u~ed , or antique~ . Mo rtrn s Furn rt ure . 70 N 7nd St Mrddleport Phone MA V 3rd on ly q 4 00 Fou t l orntly ' Vord Sole 01 The red house bchmd Syracu se Drrve In M en s women sand d11ldten s clo Thmg . boolo. s 1oys and baby r t e m~ rn rsc Rorn ca nce ls Phone 94 9-13'18 or 949-2178 $CASH$ for 1unk ca rs Frye s Truck and Auto Porh Wrecker Serv rce Trre ~ o le and Repcrrr Rutland 74'} 2081 or Penn 1orl 74. '} 9575 COIN S. CURREN CY t o~ens ol d poc ket wot thes ond cha rm Stiv er and gold W e need 196-4 and old'er ~river cor n~ Buy ~ell or trade Call Roge r Wom\ley 74) 133 1 COMIC boo!., \ chrldren ~ etc PO B o .r~ 151 Athe ns Ohto 61 4 s~n 7989 O LD boo~~ LAVING HENS Wont to buy one or tw o year old hens heavy breed~ preferred 747 '}795 1972 PON TIA C CAT A LIN A 5800 9Ci7 7.4 53 1908 PON TI AC TE MPEST ' • cam Corgor mag~ new por nr P B P S . A C excellen t c.o ndrrron w 7197 1974 BUICK REG AL Good cond• Iron A C P S drs t bra k e~ power wmd ows ond seoh 11tnyl to p 50 000 mrle~ 99'1 S545 durrng the day COONER 'S CAMP ERS on Rotnbow Rrd ge Htgh QI.Jo1rt y low pn ce!t full lrne r e(f eat ronat vehtcles and O<Ce!>sor res Oil O hro Rt 7 south of T uppe r~ P l o rn~ . toke CR 28 to Boshon fo llow s1gns Open trll dark . Con tact Robert Cod ner , Long Bo rt om . Ohro . I 976 2I l oo t 1er ry se lf -con tomed f ro~el Trailer 992 7066 . 1971 ARI STOC RAT Cam per . Sleeps 6 wr th stove; oven , srnlo. , lurno ce a nd po rt-o-polly . Complete wr th ownrng, jOCk s and elec lrrc brok e hookup BOWLING <jq1-5756. 74 FOOl CAM PE R Fron ldrn . Good (Ondr lton Sell co nt o 1ned m 5086 POMEROY LANES FRIENDlY HOME Toy Po tt res no w rn ou r 23rd yea r rs e•po nd rng ond ho!> openrng \ lo r Manag e rs a nd Deal e rs Pa rt y Pl an eM pe t rence hel p ful. Our gu aren teed toys ond grh s sell themselves No cos h rrWQS I rnen t No se rviCe cho1ge to c u~ l omers No co ll ectrng del~"•errng Co r pho ne neces.sor)" Call co llect Cor al Ooy Sl8 -48q.g3q5 WOULD YOU lik e to earn $10 $35 a nd more on hour? Need lodres to demons tra te lace lr ft s N o ell" pe rrence necessar y N eal op p eo ro n((~ and pl easa nt pe r sona lr ty o mus T Coi l Sue for op porn lrn en l . 99 2-7000 NEED EXP ER IENCED bc b y ~l tt e r fo r three pr e Hhoo!ers and so m eone to do spr rng cleamng 985·<237 HELP WANTED LADY OR MARRIED COUPLE For light house keeping for retired man. Paul Orr, Long Bottom ( Bashan). Ohio . 949-2193 Morning Glories Aprll1 8, 1918 Jones Boys 'lowell Sunoco G&J Auto Parts Gibbs Grocery Seers 90 Karr & VanZandt 74 lild . High Gome - Debbie Haw ley 188, Lena Howard 181. Ind . High Series - Debbie Howley 486 ; Caro le Mclaughl in 476. High Team Game a nd Series - Gibbs Grocery 833 and 2315. '"".' ··~ , .· ,,._. · lv• &,~ .......... .,. .... ........... .,• •"¥ ~ { ' CARTER ' •"> \ The Almanac Untied Pressloternatlonal Today is Monday , May I, the !21st day of 1978 with 244 to follow. This is "May Day." The moon is between Its last quarter and new phase _ The morn ing star is Mercury . The evenin!! stars are Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are Wider the sign of Taurus. ~ f'l SPECIAl S}~ An y U.S. mocte ur-p.trt• utr• if nH<Iod. bcloclo• tront.whMI d rf vt cars. ~. Now F« (·<>> FrRnlltER, ~ ~~EN . PO~. ftRf t\.f'EtS A Sl.fND PilmM"'I' L.tndmll' ·. APIJOmt~ent : . Pomero, Landmalt w_~rsey . Mtr ..· ~'J,L~,, \\'t •• •~ ._:-....., , • . ·~ -- ... W. Main St . Pomeroy , Ohio Ph. 9'1'/.1164 .• \\ J9'1 • -24· 1 mo. y~·- H41ve : .utfullv Chosen OOZER FOR HIRE Your love , Your Ring>. Specialized In yard grading . driveways, landscaplnQ , etc. 1 ,"$' ·~~ Call Middloporl, Ohio DO YOU need lime stone or g roved ? Ca ll B .J Dars t . 747-2850 al rer 6 pm . ASSIST~N T <1 H Agent M u~t be able to wor k wr th youth o~ we ll o s adu l ts P re v t ou~ expenence rn w o rkrng wrlh youth tS dt:t\rroble Bache lor degree p referred b!.Jt an y odd rtronot tr omrn g beyo nd hrgh ~c h ool writ be cons rdered M v ~ l be o M et g s Coumy res rden t Fo r more rn l orr'no tro n con tac t John C Rt ( e at ~2 - 38'15 An Equ al Opportu nit y h npl oyer NEE D EXPERIENCED tr uck d rrvs1 rmmed tote l.,. . Pre le1 so meone over 21 yea r~ of age Apply to Pomero y Lond.rn ork , SAO Eo~ t Morn St. , Pomeroy , Oh to (}q2-21 81 lnte r vrew~ w ilt be or ronged our and and r - - - - - - ,. 70 ~ 4 lOCUSl POSTS lonale 8 It lo ng 51 :15 each 1975 f- ord F 7SO 4 wheel dn~e $3800 Good con d11ron 991 6795 o r 843 1933 BURROUGHS SE N SI MA 11( o c co u ntrng mochrne hon e q92 7 t 56 The Dorlv Sen el Ill Court Stree t Pom e ro Qhro $70 oo ch COUNTRY MOBil£ Home Por k Rout e 33, nor th of Pof"T!e roy Lorge lo ts , Coi i 99'"J·7479 WORK PAN TS work ~h rrt '> rec ycled reom c o ve rall ~ a nd dentm cuto l h Odds and ~ n d .. Shop Rt I M rddleport . Ohr o 991-b1 73 INSULA HO N BUSIN ESS 1974 Step Vo n tri.J ck and 2 rnsulo t mg mochmes com ple te wr th ext10 blower ,. Appro .- 500 bog s a t rnsulotron Ever.,.thrng need ed to go rn to bus1ne!i~ . 992 · 3 ~ 3 . BR OCCO LI caulif lo w er b•ussell ~p rout s . egg pla nts . hoo d lettu ce sw ee t peppe r '"· hungorron wo:c , see t banana . chrl , peppers Plus. man y dr fl eren t -. o de tte~ of toma to p! onf!. , many k 1nd~ of ba s k e t ~ and po t hong tng !lowers lar ge vorre ty of o n nuols rn llo h (leland Fo rms and Gre e nho use . Rocme Gerot d rne Clel and 1975 CR 125 Elsrnore Honda . 992-7639 . 1977 125 WIRE CAGES l or tomatoes A n drew Cross . Roc1 ne. 247-2852 1q71 FORD ST ATI O N wagon 19b6 Fo rd I ru ck 985-41 03 . )MAll "AP T. su1toble lor only o ne Fur nished . Coli qtj2-S'"J61 even '"9 !> 15 CU f OOT Wo rds ches t type l reezer Exc ellent condtt ron Co l t b l4 -b6 7-304 1 FIVE ROOM opt . l or rent 992-3Sq2 otter 6 COR SAG ES MO THER S Do y Prom arrangemen ts Wood ltber fl o we1 s Rem onobly p r rc . eel. Mode to order 9'12-b368 Colt f RAILER SPACE, 1•. mrle !rom Meig s Hrgh School on Old Rt . 33. 997.:]q4 1 or Cl97· 2089 . CITIZENS; Ou r new renter ~ os sistom;e , yo u moy be a ble to l i~ e rn our apartment l or less tha n S50 a month. For inl o•mollon . con to c. t m o re V illage Monor Apartments . SENIOR 991-7787. fOESal~ If~~ Tnde FOUR BEDROOM home Co lum · bus, Oh io . linden oreo . Sell or trade for property 01 1-4 x 70 house t railer of equal value . in Me igs Cou,n ty . qq2 7390 or 992·709< . ~* c... BV OWNER 5 acr es w rt h 9 roo m ho u ~e FREE G A S 7 co r garage. summer kr lchen o " d bordered by I <r C.eks Ca ll 985 3827 . Phone .985.]801 Jack's Septic .Tank Semce Box J REDUC E SAFE and fm t w i th GoBese Tabl ets & E Vo p ' wat er p , Hs ~ N etsc:n Dr ug mo. ,Jt\)N"} fe)ft Chester, Ohio m rs OOTlli~ 65mR THMJA tOOD, LECEX BA~A~A \ I I I MOORE'S Ph . 992·2148 D Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 s.,r muse on ' , acre lo t Spocrous 3 bedroom wt th Iorge utrlrty room Hardwood lloor~ 011d ca• pet Frurl trees and ~h r ub ~ HOWERY AND 11 ROOM TWO ~tory hou~e Oou · ble garage w1th apa r tmen t ou t burl d 1ng~ 17 oc re~ Rutland See or colt T.0 Stewo n 741 -142\ ONE ACRE wooded lot s neor M ei g ~ Htgh Sc hoo ls Phone 992-5523. f iVE ROOMS. bot h , la u ndry room . On 1 ac re lot . $1 5.000, l rr m 997-e 174 or m -37 14 . ' OWNER BV house 4 bedroom brr lk Iorge·· corner lot boy wm do w~ 2 bot"h!. . Owner wr i t lrno nce . lnqurre o t 409 South 5th A venue Mrdd lepor t 18 acres rn country J mrle~ h om Ro( rn e Ho ve to Ete ct rtc coun ty r emodel wat er , 3 ' , acres t rtl oble lcfnd , E.. ce llent loc at ro n . Phon e 74 7-2072. APP ROX Saooo. Phone , _. 992.]748 or 992·i02o FREE PARKING 3-31 -1 mo. 675·1512 UN '. ON OPERATED 3.30.1 mo: BOB'S AUTO PAINTING Middleport, Ohio 2~ Yean Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars I 100.00 urge ~rs 1125.00 Trucks I 175.00 Body wcrk & rop1lr 11.00 per inch using only lhe but O..ponl materials. L42 ·30t0 4.9. 1 mo. BR ADFORD Auct roneer , Com ple te Servr<e . Phone q4Q·2487 or 949 -2000 Rocrne Ohro . Crr tt Bradf ord ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR S we e per~ . toast e1s rro n!> of t srno ll opplton(e:. . Lo wr1 rno wet . ne:c t to Sl at e Hrghwoy Garage on Rou te 7 Phone (6 1<1 ) 98 5- 3815 SAVE ON CARPmNG DRIVE ALITIU DELTA DURA. STEEL RADIAL & "THE MILEAGE MAkER" SAVE ALOT MARTI N E• - co vot rn g . se pt tc sy st em!> , doze r . bock hoe , dump tr uck lrme!o i One . gtove l, b to c~ t o p po 11rng ~ I \ 43 Phon e I (6 i 4) 698-733 1 BA THR OOM S AND Krtche ns remod el ed ccrom l( tde p lum brn g cor pen tr., and gener a l morntenonce 13 yea r ~ ex perr ence 992-lb85 . PULLIN S EX CA V A TI NG Com pl ete Ser 11rce Phon e 992 ·2478 WIN I ER GET to vour house? Le t us mok e necessary repotrs , A t Tr omm . C o n~tru c t io n . 742 -1328 . ~~ =:: HOMES ITES fo r sole , 1 acre and up. Middl eport , near Rutland . Ccll992- 7<81 . NEW 3 bed room house, 2 baths, oH elec .. 1 acre . Middleport , close to Rutland . Ph one qtj2. 7481 . . COUNTRY lormlond w ith secl ud ed woods, woter and good oc· ceu in Monroe County , W. Va . 51 .000 down colt {304 ) 772 - 31 01 or 130< ) 772-3717. ..... -- ..............__ THREE BW ROOM S, both , vrn yl sr drng . In real good ~o ndr tr on M 1ddlepo rt. qq2 .72 44 , Com mer cia l pr opertv opprox . 17 acre s. leve l land , loca ted at Tuppers, Plai ns on Ohio , Route 7. Phc~ [61<) 667 630<. ~ TWO STORY 3 bed r oom !rom e ho u ~e F A fi.J rno ce , itorm w tndo w ~ fr re ploce . ln ' f-(L rd dleport . Phone 99 2 3457 or 9q1 5867. VA ·FHA , 30 yr . financing, a l ~o relinon cr ng . Ireland Mortgage , 71 E State , Athens, phon e (61-4 ) 592·3051. CALl THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLIPOLIS BUilDERS SUPPLY CO. Hendenon Hartford 182·2175 WILL do roof rng . con!o tr uc t ton . plumb rng ond heotrn g N o 1ob too Ior ge or too 5rn ol t. Phone 991-7060 991 3885 AT 4-lll-IIC 7 4. 1 -1348 AT 446-3643 ORPHAN ANNu;IE...-AAS LONG AS HE LIVES I'VE GOT TO FLY I TOLD YOU , ANNIE "'• YOU ' Ll AlL HAVE BI'CK IN A (Answers tomorrow) Answer: Perfume going up 7- ··A-SCENT" NEW-JUST OFF PRESS I JUMBLE BOOK 1"11 with 110 puzzles Is IVIIIable fOt" $1.35 poa!pa!d from Jumble c/o thiS ne wspaper p 0 Box 3-4 NorwOOd, N.J. 07648. Include your nlme, address, zip ccid8 .~ m1 k8 checks Plyabte to Newspaperbook s. LIST 178.31 Sl5.01 Sl'/.19 BR71xll GR78x14 HR78x15 SALE $44.18 151.97 U5. T7 AI Tromm Const. 742 -2328, 5 P.M. IO' P.M. Order Now.Mount by Appl. <·30· t mo. REMODEliNG , Pl umbing , healing a nd a ll lype ~ of genera l repa ir . Wor k guara nteed 20 year s ex· penance . Ph on e997 - 2~09 . - - SEWING MA CHI NE Repa irs . ~ er · vic e , a ll makes. 992-2284 . The Fabr i c Sh o p , Po me 1o y . Authorized Singer So les o11d Serv ice . We sharpen Sci ~so r s. --- -EXC AVATING , do ze r . loader and backho e w01 k , du mp ~ trucks ond to-boys l or hire , w!ll haul hit d n 1, to soi l, llme slone and grovel. Coli Bob or Roger Jol fers . day phone ~2 - 7069 , night phone 992-3525 01 m - S232 . ~X C AVAIING , and d i tc h t~r . All c•rpel Installed wltll paddinQ at no chorgt. Export inslallatton. Rubber Back Carpet As Low As ••.&1 :."u;d 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock Buy whlrt you can comt tn and SH what you'ro gtHing - Good ••'-<lions - Futty ltotkod. can 742·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Miracle I Pool shot ALLEYOOP 2 Plowed land IF 1UI>JK 15 GONNA IO.D UP 'TH ' Y.Oii!KS >On horse3 Maritime site WHILe HE CHECKS OUT OUR. ESV\P!!, 4 Beverage back ~EN we GOT IT MADE: Russian >Send back lake 6 Old Irish robe 12 Charm 1 Family 13 Speak wildly member 8 Suppose g· Candidate Butterfl¥,' ' 10 Kilchen 15 Seraglio gadget room 16 Furtive 16 Average look 17 Vamoose! 18 Actor Karl 19 Airplan• engine 20 Prong ' - - - - - - - - ' - - - - ' 21 Color of sound 20 Rich a biretta 22 Whack: sl. cake Th' initials John DRockefel ler'5 2J Cessation word both fri'lr,t_w;lrtil Gretchen Apri I initials didn't spell 25 Manitoba tl3C::Kw;ara Skinner? ani.Jthinq Indian 26 Swiss city Actor monelJ 1 27 Hingle 28 Buffalo's lake 29 Exaggerate 33 Cambodia's Angkor 34 Bakery product ~~!: 35 Judah .Ben 36 Tarzan, e.g. FRANK & ERNIE 38 Roger 6--+--+- -- -- - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - Moore role , J9 Withstand ~All at ' • · ' (suddenly ) ii U Monticello, ' ~ e.g. .' '. ' > 42 Equal 4 Yesterday's %3 Mexican shawls 24 Most hackneyed 25 Grotto 26 Watch it ' 21 Ballet position 30 European river . ' / WAs " VtiO~FUL PAY! No'f ONLY DID % Grf!r F112!0, fH£: ibSS ~II1D HE'D SEe "'*IN",. ' l NevEfl woflJ( 'HIS C:rt-Y IIGJtl"'! Ru1llnd L.I HAVE MY .5U5PICION5 AI30UT WHAT THEY. WERE AFTER1 5UT IT DOESN'T CONCER.N YOU ... ATALL! IF YOU NEED A SOFA 'THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU 34 Fonner times 37 M.s. Farrow Monday, May I 38 Jazz by Gillespie en spot lead assures win NORTH • 10 7 3 -• l ~ . c ONE WONDERS Wi-IAT SOI<T OF I<ESPONSE WE MIEii-IT GET IFWE WERE TO ASK ANIMALS ... ~OHO~O~OHO UEE HEf ~EE UEE MAI{BE WE ~AD B£TTER NOT ASK 5-1-A " A 63 t K 10 .AK 762 EAST WEST • J 6 52 • Q9 8 • " 9 85 2 "K .. AQ8 • 96532 • J 85 • Q 10 SOUTH t AK " Q J 10 7. • J 74 • 9 43 ,.--t--+-+~1 _....__._~~~ OAILY CRYP1'0Q UOTE - Here's how to work It : AXYD I. !!_ AAXR Is LONGFELLOW Vulnerable : North-&uth Dealer: North Weo\ North Eaot Pass Pass ,. 2• Pass Pass Pass Pass One leiter sim ply st ands for another. In this sample A is Opening lead : • 3. used for the three I.'s, X lor 1he two D's, etc. Sin gle letters. :l poslrophes. the lt'ttg lh :md formation of the words are al l ' - - - - - - - ---....! hints. Each day the rode lell crs are different. By Oswald Jacoby aod Alan Spntag CRVPTOQUOTES Alan : " How about showp Q R R ing some standard expert HAWH AYCTB TRE YOQWOV plays, if there are standards 01 T J p _ for experts'?" BRHH C R OWD DWHJYDB Oswald : " Here's one that E w J o _ might qualify. The defense NXBHCV WDT PRQRDORB starts out with three rounds ' I R w o R _ of diamonds . South wins the C WBHJDL HWJD · third diamond with the jack finesse, but West pla ys th• king . Now we see why our expert led the ten not the queen." Alan : " West's play of the king on the ten indicates that West held the singleton king . He would nol have played it from king and one or more low cards s ince he might well be jeopardizing a queen or jack tha t East might be holding." Oswald : " So our expert pr.oceeds to play East for the rest of the trumps. He leads dummy's six and lets it rid~ if East fails to cover. 01' If East does cover , South wins. gets back to dummy with a club and picks up the rest of East 's trumps. " ffi!_f (Jffi} ~ + AQ2 5-l·B " K 76 • Q J 10 9 • K 109 A Florida reader wants to if we open one notrump. Yes, we do. We only have 15 high-card points , but the tens and nines of diamonds and clubs are likely to be worth at least one extra A W QQV H QX E W D r::;tm~~ .. ~eady to go after point. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN . ) Salurday'sCryptoq110te: IFYOUTHINKCHIWRENOON'T Alan : " The expert will (For a copy of JACOBY MD[). KNOW 111E VALUE OF MONEY, TRY GMNG ONE A lead the ten spot. This play is ERN, send Sl to: " Win at NICKEL.-ANON 'Tlore than standard. It is an Bridge , " care of lhls newspsautomatic play for him." per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City w~ Jg'l'8 Kinr t"ea~ures Syndiute, Inc. Oswald : ''He plans to Sial/on, New York , N. Y. T0019.J BARNEY HE CAN'T GO AFTER REDUCED TO 115,900 - " SUPER BARGAIN IN POMEROY " -1'12 story home in very good tondltlon . Features 4bod rooms, lo"e ly family room In ba10ment, nlte ll"lng room , kitchen & bath. Large yard fenced In back . Beller ca ll now, this won't last long . 6,30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaud ino Family ·Fitness Show 7:30 - Special Edition 10:00 - 700 Club. Oswald DID 1./E TIE UP Largest $election-In The Valley body .llovie Ch•nnel ~ 5 & 9 P.M. - The Car l PG ) 7 & 11 P.M. - One-Qn.One lPG! Cable Channel s - rr .,, FURNITURE 15 IN STOCK Allswer 31 School ninny 32 Religious but 0~ B ULLET, PAW, SO'S 17 FOOT GLASS Moster Dayt o na boo I 110 h .p . Mer cury Cru tsa , I 0 .. b ull t·up l ro rler for lo ng htgh speed haul pow er wench sk ts and equ1pmcnJ S37~ 2(} , 6:3G-NBC News 3, 4, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 2() • 7:00-Cross.Wits l ; ,4; Newlywed Game 13; NBC News 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; French Chef 2() ; Boat ing Safety 33. 7:3G-Hollywood Squares 3; Let's Go To The Races 8. Minor League Baseball 4; Candid Camera ·6; MacNeii.Lehrer Report 20,33; Price is Right 10; Thai 's Hollywood 13; TV Honor Society 15. 8:00-Man From Atlant is 3, 15; Happy Days 6, 13; CBS Reports 8, 10; Cousteau Odyssey 70,33. .:Ju-caverne & Shirley 6,13; 9:00-Movle " Kill ing Slone" 3,1 5: Three's Company 6,13; Pilot 8,10: Six Amerltan Families 20; Alcatraz 33. 9:31}.-Carter Country 6; Movie " Home to Stay " 8,10: Mary Tyler Moore 13. an' RUnAND 747-2211 TUESDAY, MAY 2, t978 5:4S-- fam Report 13; 5:5()-PTLCiub 13; S:SS-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:00-PTLCiub 15; 6:25--Concerns & Comments 10, 6 : 3~Focus on Columbus 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; 6:4S--Mornlng Report 3; 6:5()-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13; 6:55--Chutk White Reports 10; News 13. 7:00-Todoy 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bullwlnkle 10. 7:3G-Schoolles 10; 8:DO--Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St . 33. 9' 00- Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donahue 4, 13,t5 ; Emergenty One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9,1o-Andy Grlflllh 8; Family Altair 10. 10,00-Card Sharks 3.~.15; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Bu<k 8; Joker ' s Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 :3o-Hollywood Squares 34,15; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8,t0; 120,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :00-High Rollers 3,4.fS,;...Happy Days 6, 1l ; 11 : 3~ Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Family Feud 6, 13; Par tridge Fam il y 4; Love of Life 8,10: Sesame St. 20; Cousleau Odyssey 33. 11 :55--CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12:00-Newscenter 3; News 4,6, 10; Sanford & Son IS; Gambit B; Midday Magaz ine 13 . • 12:30--Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search for Tomorrow 8,10; Elec. Co . 33. 1:00-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:3o-Days of Our Lives 3,4,1.5; As The World Turns 8,10; 2:(}Q----{)ne Life to Live 6,13 ; 2:3G-Doctors 3,41,5; Guiding Light a.to. 3:00-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Lilias Yoga & You 2() _ 3:3G-AII In The Family 8,1 0; Consumer Survival Kit 20; <' DO-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15; Merv Gr lftln 6 ; Addams Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4:3G-Litlle rascals 3, IS ; Gilligan's Is 4,8 . 5:00-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun. smoke 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junttlon 15. 5:3o-News 6; Elet. Co. 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15. · 6:00-News 3.4.8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Feel ing Free 10 :30- Hollywood Squares 4; 11:00- New s 3,4,65,8, 10,13, IS; Over Easy 33. lUG-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " Pete ' n Tillie' 6,13: Movie " Kiss Me. Kill Me " 8; Movie "The Silencers'' 10; ABC News 33. 12:00-Janakl33; 1:00-Tomorrow 3,4; 1: 1 ~Koiak 8; 1:31)-.News 13 . ----------------"----' ~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N,~ r Ennlngs ~11646-3~ or 444-711• B· SLIM d ret plori and Aquo vo p " wote1 pit t, ·, Vil lage Ph qr mocy, 271 N . 2nd A ve , Mt d d.!_epo rt WANT TO rent · Teacher ne ed s 3 bedroom home. Col i qq2 SI I 0 r xxxxr r I I 1 J Saturday's! Jumbles: GNOME QUOTA JOCKEY SPRUCE DAY OR TWO--· lOSE WElCH! SAF ELY! Toke NEW 9< 9·1789. AM«er: vouR .. SURE · .. BUT I'M lAKIN' YOUTO lH.' DOC, JU5l lH' OUT 10 C ~ ECK 0~ ONE' OF N\Y l'LAHTS ... I 'tl BE & -'j "' IU. I rnue Oh ru . I DY -PISS on 51. Rt. 12~ toward Rutland. UITLE ORPHAN A NNn. Now arrange the circled letters to torm the surprise answer, as suggested by the above canaan. ·· I EXTERIOR PAINTS Trvdr•~t~114. ~4 991 709 4 IWOHOUSE5 Pomeroy, 0. 3.Js.ttc the GARAGE STORY lrorn e hou~e 6 ro orns and bol h ce llm , out · burldr n g ~ 4 acre s land at edge of Rul\o nd Comple te trorle r hook up al so '}bo nk s opprotS · ed pro pe rt y ol $1 5 500 . Ph one WHAI '>'OU MI6HT DO 10 "EVEN " 'THIN6~ OU\. Denver Kapple At Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service byHennArnoldan<IBot>Loe four ordinary words. ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR ROGER HYSEll. 7<2 3163 APP ROX 10 ooe~ on Fla tw oods Rood 76 Elec trrc a nd worer ovot lo ble Soe Eskey Hrll Po mer o y Ohto Phone How To Save Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square , to form A HOlo\E HERE A<; LONG AS 1 UV£... ·- fWQ In Rocrne 3', acres Beoi.J trl ul 5 bed roorn 3 bo th horne Com pl e te l y remodeled and <orpeted Ha s bo t h gar> ond eleCi rrc furna ce , Lo rge ca rport ond !.loroge bur ldrn g s. Cen lrot orr p l u ~ lu ll bo!> emen t For H) l or ma tron coll949 7018 0 ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ~ Ca11After5 :00or Anyfimo Saturd1y 992·7119 or 9f2.5041 4-27-lfc r· l't.tt2·Zl14 BY OWN ER. 3 bedrooms wr th forc ed 011 go~ hea t and o rr cond1 tron rng I acre le vel lo t rn Rut la n d S\ 8 . 000 Ph o ne In •• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I ' r cues on t eodrng (1ee k Rood 742 198< WIL.L·-IF YOU'RE SMART! SPOT U~ ~ DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Service,......._ ....... .... BE Sl SELEC TI O N olthc best wood sto11es rn So utheo\lern Ohr o Jo tul Marso El el frr o1 ro fempwood a nd Nof huo Zr on Heat Co . 8 Putnam Dr (off M rl l St ) Athens 6 U 59'} t1J79 or bl 4. 696 - 1187 WHERE! THEY CAN'T DAVE'S BACKHOE & Radiator~ REDUCE S AF~ & lo sr wrth GoBese l obl e t!> 8 E Vap water prlh. Nelson Drug CABBAGE . ~·•· t EXPERIENCED Jack W. CorHy , Mgr . MtG RO HYBRIDS too•. replant agre emen t rl you don 1 get o !. l and Ja mes H Smr th He mlo c lo. G r o~e Ohr o 992 -252 4 leo1e m e s ~oge TO HAPPEI>J TO '{OUR SWEET LITTLE; D0561E, MIS$ D0~8 1 NS .. AND NOTHINB 220 E. Main 51 . Pomen~y, Ohio and commercial. Call for estima.te, 24 hour service Anyday, anytime. Sa••on 30hHIIng pel. to 50 pet. <Osl fully insurod Free Esl. Coil : 992.]815 H · l mo. pd . Pomeroy Landmark FOR MEM ORIAL Day Beout rlu l sele( !rQn ! Iow en ~pr ay ~ bas k e ts crosses . Fa ye ~ Gri t Shop , ~ 2nd St M rdd lepon 3 AND 4 RM f ur n r ~ h ed and un l urnr shed oph Phone W25434 Cellulosic (wood fiber! Thermal Insulation R.esidentiol Experi&nce and Let us test your water Free HOMEMADE QUillS A-12- 1 mo. P. Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Let Pomeroy L•ndmork soffen & condition your water with Co-op water soffener, Model UC·SVI. Now Only •289.95 7608 ANYTHI~e 4· I J · I rTIO . 1971 Covenlry 11 ._ 65 3 be-droom 1Qe9 Statesm a n 12 ~ 60 2 bedr oo m snoo I'M.SOUR! YOU DON'T WA~T WE ' ~1. CI~ C 1-E A~UNP ­ \'IIDE·· Ai>JD COME DOWN &EYOND THE RID6E ~------~~~ ~~---~--------~~----~------~ For The Best SIEPTIC TANK Price In Town J&L CLEANING See 2 both 19b5 EL CAM IN O 99'} p .m . S.hr" B 8 S MO BILE HOMES Pt Pl ea sen t W Vo besr dt> H ~ l.. ~ 1973 Bro od mor e 1 ~ .., b4 '] bed room 1q73 Do rr on I 4 >o e{l '}bE-droom 1977 VtCtorron l A 1167 3 bedroom <jq1 (614) 66'7-6177 Between 7: 30 & 9:00 " The Pttototr•phy ol L•rr, E-CONOMY TRA CTOR ,.. •t h o il ot tochmp nt) lr l.. e ne ... · o~ l., u"'g S1'J50 Phon to o l .c l 60S )'J'QO EQUIPMENT FO R com plete bea u ty shop fo r l ou r op erat ors. t! ~ol d thts wef.!k Phone CAPTATNI?A~V For sates &sarvlto Phone 992·7113 "Ca n cel My Rese rvation " B; Movie JERRY MURPHY CO Al liME STO NE ~ on d g•o11el . colerum chtarrde lert rl tr e1 dog i ood and oil types of ~ot t Ex ce lstor Sott Work s 1nc .. E M orn St . Pome roy q9'}.J89\ . & Friends 6: CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20. 7:00-Cross-Wits 3,4 ; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Marty Robbins' Spotlight 8; News 10; Billy Graham IS; Dan iel Foster. M.D. 20 ; Know Your Schools 33. 7:3o-That Nashville .Music 3; In Search of 4; Muppel Show 6 ; Match Game PM 8; MacNeii .Lehrer Report ~0,33 ; Candid Camera 1l . 8:00-Rollerglrls 3,4,15; Sugar Time! 6,13; Billy Graham Crusade 8, 10 ; Cousstea~ Odyssey 20,33; 8:3~Joe & Valerie 3,4,15; Baseball 6.13. 9:00-Movle "Kill Mel! You Can" 3,4,15;; Mash 8,10; Art Amer ica 20; Meetlno of Minds 33. 9,3[)-()ne Day At a Time 8.10; Art Amerlr. ?0 -1o ,oo-Lou Grant 8,10; News 10; Originals 33. 10 :3G-F arm Digest 20; Anyone lor Tennyson 33. 11 :oo-News 3, 4,6,8, t 0, 13. 1S; Di<k Cavett 20; Over Easy 33 . 11 : 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pol lee Story 6,13; Mo•le DEALER EUIOTT APPLIANCE u· SALES AND SERVICE 11·9.ttc Pho,. "l-l \11 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? MONDAY , MAY 1, 1978 o :OO-News .3,4,S,10, 13 ,15; At:SL Newsc; loom 20. 6 : 3~NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett a "' ''" laqe-and Ruin Your Life" 10; ABC News" '-'-\l r ,1 11 JOOMIIn St. Pom'tNIY, Ohto PomoNIY 9tH21l or 991·6213 1 A_ .M.104 :30 P.M. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. - Rotky IPGl 9 & 11 P.M. - The Enlorcer (R~ Cable Channel 5 6:30P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 - The Governor Comes to Mason County 10 :00- 700 Club. TELEVISION VIEWING COUPLE HOSPITALS IN THE VICINITY, DICK ... . AUTIIORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL HEATING INC. lii11• U ,... '"'• MilloY Fortuson ~ \llb.lon Tl lltn, uwn Boy '"""' S.tos & S.rvlco. 'WW ff !> ~ 1$\ \ ~A. ' t ( PWMBING & SUPPLY ''"lno & mo-.r •~II 3,4. Business Services 4 -w " ' 'I \ " <': ,,,,~ YALE FOR!C. lrh Phone 94? 7705 or 949 22 10 l or more •n formotro n FURNISHED AP T. l or ren t , near R~ne . $1 30per mo. 94q. 2253 . Pis · 153 126 107 98 I\ .·\ '"-'101 ~ i.J:'.'""'-1 Hill\lr , ,,,l,l \.. ~ · ~·J! ~ ~, 1\ IC'"l Phone 9t2·2181 CHIP· WOOD Poles mo ~~" drome ter 10 on largest end sa NEE D SO ME ONE to do body war k Cell 742·3 154 per ton Bundled slob SO pe1 ton Delrvered to Ohro Polle t Co Rt '1 Pomer o y f1q7 168'f Belpre First Fed . Sav. & Loan Assn. to Donald W. Gearhart , Pt. lot 25, Me· Cune 's Second Add ., Tuppers Plains . J . B. O' Brien, Roberta C. O'Bnen to Roger Adams , Right of Way, Rutland . Ralph E: . Stewart , Charlotte Stewart to Roger Ad am s, Rig ht of Way , Rutland. Luct lle Lambert , Raymond 0 . Lambert to Roger Adams, Right of Way , Rutland. Arthur T. Miller , Fannie Miller to Roger Adams , Right of Way , Rutland . Evelyn Perry to James R. Pooler , Beverly Marlene Pooler , Pt. Lot 145, Pabner 's 111d Add ., Middleport . Charles R. Manuel, Evelyn Manuel to Joan E. Manuel, 1 acre, Letart . Ross Shuler, Beulah M. Shuler to Vivian V. Coy, 1 acre , Ufe Estate right to sell, Salem. Mildred Pepper to Doris Pepper Davis, 136.50 acres Minerals , Lebanon. Henry C. Smith . affidavit, Orange. I \ DOO ~ s HVE FAM ILY Vord Sole lues . lhru Fr r Le ad rng (teet.. Rood 3 mrl e s fr om S ypo ~s Wat ch !>rgn!> Clothrng D epr e ~~ron G la!>S d r!> he~ 1\.Jr nr ture 1ors Ra rn? ne l( t do y rtlduced 991-0370 Transfers ,,.,.:.,tty ~" \ l""'lh...,"l\ \ Wheel Alignment · .... ~c~ O RG AN IZ A TIO NAL MEETI NG Frrdo)' May 5th 7 30 pm Pomeroy E og.le~ Clu b All l od r e~ rhot srgned up and o il other to dr es tha t are rn teresred m , for mrng the l od11?~ au .- rl rorv dub ple o ~e onend lo n1 t ~ 111 Drsappornlment rs tr ke ly today Jl you e, pee l those who to ~e you 10 drop every th 1n g a nd cater to yo ur whtms Be reallsuc regardmg your demands ~ e r .• o' •·or·l e-og ve GU N SHOOT Rutland l e-g1 on Form every Sunday ot 12 00 noon S p on~ored by VFW 5 for Sl on d a-.,dream rng or rat ,onai i! Jng II you have a JO b ro do get rrght to rt '-"-RD SA L lues t, ~ot ) ttl' ? q. o.,., Jud, Hurnpht·E') ~ 3 m rl t">~ N of fh e Fo rr g round~ on old ~r 33 Spon sor ....-! b\ the (hrld Con FOUR FA Mil Y Carport Soi P Moy 3 4 9 to 5 A vons book s clo thtng m 1 ~c 918 Sou th Jrd ave M rdd!eport ~c:du ab le trme caul~ be wasted double so•. HUNTER . Thr eod brg spool polye~tiE!'r tod a) StG o Day G<r t og~ ond Porc h ~ l e A p11 l 30 ro MO) 5 A erO~> ~ fr0m' Fo a l e~ ono Fun pro Hom f' \ \ o-$C'rn wV l ot of c:l r,hr ~ o n l ro uP- s .,.., ,SC Orth•t&nt .t tPrn~ eoch do\ .... ..»~ ~e rn Or shrf"\4! ~ THREE FA,MIL Y Ya rd So le New and v~ ed o rem~ Mo y I ~ t 2nd 8 3r d 9 om to S pm S65 N Fronl Sr M rddlepor t Oh ro .aoa. and l :· ' 1'" IF VOU ho" e o rc e to olfe, won l to b u) or ~P II ~orn P !hrng oe looJ.. rng lor .-vor l. or whote-.er 1"N1II g~t r ~su l t~ l oSIE> r w •th a Spnltn€'- 1Wo nt 4. d Co!I 9Q1/1 So T H~EE LI BRA 1Sepl. 13-0ct 131 Much EXPERT 011'-d \'!\11 ce-ss o n e ~ VIRG O [Aug. 13·Sept . 11) ro. aa .,. 't'Ou must guard agamst a tendency 'O go ro tne wrong people tor adv 1ce A n rneffectlve couns elOr couro get'> ou so DOG O BEDI ENCE Clou torm rn g -now Call l -3b7 0550 compoul'ld Urti..l,;,~ L.relor~pub-l.rc.au . .m Fr .W.~ RISI NC. ST AR ~enn e l Soordm g l_ndoor ond ou tdOOI' tun s G1 oomrng oil br e t!(l~ (leon ~0 1"1tl o r y fonl.ltf'S Che~h11 e PhonE" tbU I 3C7- Q7Cil7 "r A RD SA l E So by bt>d 2 chotr !o ;., ,tcken cho ,r s be-d ~p rtn g~ lhru F"nda\ 4P M . porn! today to-s te er cl ea r ol the com preA hn ancral or bus1ness problems o; a lr rend He could draw 'fOU rn to a ne ver-nev er land HOOF HOLLOW Hor ses Buy sell l rode or trorn . New and used saddles Ruth Reeves A lbany 161 4, 698 -3190 ..,,h Thto ?ubhshrr ~n·t'!> the ~hi 10 !'drt \lr re)t't'\ a n~ ~~~~ tit>tiJ)('-d [lb. }l"lltlll'lll l Tht Pubhsht•r \ll"rll oot t:.> rvsp...nstblt~ ll'r mon> thall !."lflf LlH"\ll"· rt'l.'\ rnstttlon ~1 ood.al iXl Sati.trda~ P]i;'li:~ ~' 17:00-Janakl 33; 12:4G-News 13; 1:00-Tomorrow TRACY 0 TH'MAILMAN? know YEP .. I SHORE DID, MAW -- �l!-The Daily Sentinel, Midilleoort-Pomerov. 0 ., Mondav, ~y· 1, 1978 &-The ·Daily Sentinel. Middleport·PomPI1lY, 0 ., Monday, May I, 1978 ASTROeGRAPH IS WQol"ds ur Undtor Cosh May 1: 1978 You could meet a \€ty un 1que ndP,rdual thiS comrng yea'r wn o t nrt 11 ott w1tn everyone doesn but •,•m o. rna , select )OU as h1S spec1al fneno E,posure to an ·eJCCitlng new way of ttfe· could result Want Ads Turn ·Unwanted Items lnto Cash WANT AD CHARGES LOO 1day 2dars 1.50 3da;·s L&:i 6da~'l 300 Cbar~e 125 IOl 225 ln f.Jid! word O\ "rf" !he nununum I~ 'oi'OI"tis LS ~ {'fl\U pt'r .,.ord pt'f" da~ Alb runmn~ otJ-rr th&n ('OflSt'l.'ll l rl"l' dio y~ 111il ~ (·~ed 111 U"lf I da~ '"" In memo r~ . Card of lbanks ind S ct'n~ pt'r vo oN, S3 00 Chluitf~ nun unum Cash 111 am atK't' ultenor mot1ve 1! one )OU Kno y. .\ lobtlf HomE' Sllles and Yaro Bit'S art m""tptl"d on~)· ta.sh ordtr ~ C'l!n.l C'hart!f for ads <'111~ • lflt: Bu1 Numbfr In Cart Df The Stn· onl\ casually neaos more than ~mel TAURUS [Apdl 10·May 10) You would be ,,,se to suspect an a reasonable amount ol Or1 yOU toda\ ora1se FHlC OU! Wr10 'o' Ou re romantiCally su1 tea to oy senJ,ng for , our cop) o' Aslf O· Graph Lener Ma rt 50 cents for eacn ana a ton g se tl,woresSPO stamoed envelope to Astra-Graph P 0 8-o , J89 Radr o Crty Stallo:. N Y 10C·19 Be sure to speech buth s1gn GEMINI IMay 11·J une 10) Be as r~ai,St;C as oossrbte aoout your goals today II rnev are not LA e!l dPhned ~au !1 m,ss 'YOur mar k bv a mile CAN CER IJune 11-July 11 ) II a co worker as~s '{Ou for rns truc!Jons on t1ow 10 oertorfT1 a tas k today don t pretend you ca n do 11 I! you really don 1 to. no w rhe an swer ,.,,n Ptme m -21 ~ NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES 1 \ ooo T'u«-~1 LEO (July 13-Aug . 11) Make 'I a contus ed you NllrCI"l end rs up won 1 ~no w Swlda1 'p !-·1 aftt'TT"IOI:rn CLEA RANCE SALE bt>g rn~ Mon Feb 13 at Se wN Se ..... Outlet Mo •n S11eer Ro c,ne All SCORPIO !Oct. 14-Nov . 111 There s a stron g possrO rl rty your e~pensr ve wh rms co u ld gam the upper h and today '/'men 11 come s to pa y you may Nr sn you had exe rcrs ed greater sell-con tr ol SAG ITTAR IUS [Nov 13-Doc . CAPRICORN IDee. 11-Jan . 19) Flattery IS no t a good too l to use toda~, 1n oreler to ach 1eve J' OUI purposes lnsmcerr t y w 111 oe re ad ily dr sce rned by o ttrers AQUARIUS )Jan. 11l-Feb. 19) A !r1end whO neVer seems to have the cash wt1en the lab co me s m1ght use that ploy to s t1 c ~ yo u wrth 1t1e brll ag arn today Let her wnte a check PISCES (Feb. 20-March 10) Lac k o f acco mpl1shment toda y won ' t be due to an absence ol rn1t 1at r-ve You h av e the dnv e . but you may not delrne your ObJeC"1ive clea rly en o ugh · ARIES [March 11-April 19) You·re apt to tak e srtua!lons for gran ted today Th ings will no t happen as easrty as you ' ve le d yourself to belreve Meigs Property bo~<o oc an d oo vorrvm toys and mens ... omens ch!idr en ~ and baby clo thes f.e r yrh ,n g •11 good (Of'dr tron and r ec~o n ob l e 4 hou~e~ !rom A sr> lo r"l d Bul l., Ptc nr on SR 1]4 M ondo)" and T\JE!SOoy q 5 YARD sol es Thu rs Frr o nd Sot Ma y 4 5 & 0 Cro w s Subd"·r ~ rof"l at F •'e Pom ls LOST BETW EEN Pomeroy Not ronal Bo nlo. & pork 1ng lot - Sov1n g ~ boo lo. Some mon ey m rhe book t! t ~ un d please colt qq 2-7801 or Jetf Hor t 61 4-592·4275 Rewa rd LOST RED Bone hound dog end a b lock and w hr te par t b11d dog ~hart Iori . Gene Humphre y ~:l-7892 Lo~ t seen on SR 143 li MBER Pomeroy Fores t Pro duch Top pme l or sl ondrng so..,.d un ber Coli 9q2 -59 65 or Ken t Hanby 1-440·8570 OLD FURNITURE . ice bo.wes. brass b ed~ ir on bech e tc comple te ho'" seho1ds W11 t e M . 0 M rlle[ Rt 4. Pomeroy Ohr o o r co lt 991-7760 NO ITEM TOO Lorg e or too ~m o ll Wrll buy 1 prece or comple te household New , u~ed , or antique~ . Mo rtrn s Furn rt ure . 70 N 7nd St Mrddleport Phone MA V 3rd on ly q 4 00 Fou t l orntly ' Vord Sole 01 The red house bchmd Syracu se Drrve In M en s women sand d11ldten s clo Thmg . boolo. s 1oys and baby r t e m~ rn rsc Rorn ca nce ls Phone 94 9-13'18 or 949-2178 $CASH$ for 1unk ca rs Frye s Truck and Auto Porh Wrecker Serv rce Trre ~ o le and Repcrrr Rutland 74'} 2081 or Penn 1orl 74. '} 9575 COIN S. CURREN CY t o~ens ol d poc ket wot thes ond cha rm Stiv er and gold W e need 196-4 and old'er ~river cor n~ Buy ~ell or trade Call Roge r Wom\ley 74) 133 1 COMIC boo!., \ chrldren ~ etc PO B o .r~ 151 Athe ns Ohto 61 4 s~n 7989 O LD boo~~ LAVING HENS Wont to buy one or tw o year old hens heavy breed~ preferred 747 '}795 1972 PON TIA C CAT A LIN A 5800 9Ci7 7.4 53 1908 PON TI AC TE MPEST ' • cam Corgor mag~ new por nr P B P S . A C excellen t c.o ndrrron w 7197 1974 BUICK REG AL Good cond• Iron A C P S drs t bra k e~ power wmd ows ond seoh 11tnyl to p 50 000 mrle~ 99'1 S545 durrng the day COONER 'S CAMP ERS on Rotnbow Rrd ge Htgh QI.Jo1rt y low pn ce!t full lrne r e(f eat ronat vehtcles and O<Ce!>sor res Oil O hro Rt 7 south of T uppe r~ P l o rn~ . toke CR 28 to Boshon fo llow s1gns Open trll dark . Con tact Robert Cod ner , Long Bo rt om . Ohro . I 976 2I l oo t 1er ry se lf -con tomed f ro~el Trailer 992 7066 . 1971 ARI STOC RAT Cam per . Sleeps 6 wr th stove; oven , srnlo. , lurno ce a nd po rt-o-polly . Complete wr th ownrng, jOCk s and elec lrrc brok e hookup BOWLING <jq1-5756. 74 FOOl CAM PE R Fron ldrn . Good (Ondr lton Sell co nt o 1ned m 5086 POMEROY LANES FRIENDlY HOME Toy Po tt res no w rn ou r 23rd yea r rs e•po nd rng ond ho!> openrng \ lo r Manag e rs a nd Deal e rs Pa rt y Pl an eM pe t rence hel p ful. Our gu aren teed toys ond grh s sell themselves No cos h rrWQS I rnen t No se rviCe cho1ge to c u~ l omers No co ll ectrng del~"•errng Co r pho ne neces.sor)" Call co llect Cor al Ooy Sl8 -48q.g3q5 WOULD YOU lik e to earn $10 $35 a nd more on hour? Need lodres to demons tra te lace lr ft s N o ell" pe rrence necessar y N eal op p eo ro n((~ and pl easa nt pe r sona lr ty o mus T Coi l Sue for op porn lrn en l . 99 2-7000 NEED EXP ER IENCED bc b y ~l tt e r fo r three pr e Hhoo!ers and so m eone to do spr rng cleamng 985·<237 HELP WANTED LADY OR MARRIED COUPLE For light house keeping for retired man. Paul Orr, Long Bottom ( Bashan). Ohio . 949-2193 Morning Glories Aprll1 8, 1918 Jones Boys 'lowell Sunoco G&J Auto Parts Gibbs Grocery Seers 90 Karr & VanZandt 74 lild . High Gome - Debbie Haw ley 188, Lena Howard 181. Ind . High Series - Debbie Howley 486 ; Caro le Mclaughl in 476. High Team Game a nd Series - Gibbs Grocery 833 and 2315. '"".' ··~ , .· ,,._. · lv• &,~ .......... .,. .... ........... .,• •"¥ ~ { ' CARTER ' •"> \ The Almanac Untied Pressloternatlonal Today is Monday , May I, the !21st day of 1978 with 244 to follow. This is "May Day." The moon is between Its last quarter and new phase _ The morn ing star is Mercury . The evenin!! stars are Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are Wider the sign of Taurus. ~ f'l SPECIAl S}~ An y U.S. mocte ur-p.trt• utr• if nH<Iod. bcloclo• tront.whMI d rf vt cars. ~. Now F« (·<>> FrRnlltER, ~ ~~EN . PO~. ftRf t\.f'EtS A Sl.fND PilmM"'I' L.tndmll' ·. APIJOmt~ent : . Pomero, Landmalt w_~rsey . Mtr ..· ~'J,L~,, \\'t •• •~ ._:-....., , • . ·~ -- ... W. Main St . Pomeroy , Ohio Ph. 9'1'/.1164 .• \\ J9'1 • -24· 1 mo. y~·- H41ve : .utfullv Chosen OOZER FOR HIRE Your love , Your Ring>. Specialized In yard grading . driveways, landscaplnQ , etc. 1 ,"$' ·~~ Call Middloporl, Ohio DO YOU need lime stone or g roved ? Ca ll B .J Dars t . 747-2850 al rer 6 pm . ASSIST~N T <1 H Agent M u~t be able to wor k wr th youth o~ we ll o s adu l ts P re v t ou~ expenence rn w o rkrng wrlh youth tS dt:t\rroble Bache lor degree p referred b!.Jt an y odd rtronot tr omrn g beyo nd hrgh ~c h ool writ be cons rdered M v ~ l be o M et g s Coumy res rden t Fo r more rn l orr'no tro n con tac t John C Rt ( e at ~2 - 38'15 An Equ al Opportu nit y h npl oyer NEE D EXPERIENCED tr uck d rrvs1 rmmed tote l.,. . Pre le1 so meone over 21 yea r~ of age Apply to Pomero y Lond.rn ork , SAO Eo~ t Morn St. , Pomeroy , Oh to (}q2-21 81 lnte r vrew~ w ilt be or ronged our and and r - - - - - - ,. 70 ~ 4 lOCUSl POSTS lonale 8 It lo ng 51 :15 each 1975 f- ord F 7SO 4 wheel dn~e $3800 Good con d11ron 991 6795 o r 843 1933 BURROUGHS SE N SI MA 11( o c co u ntrng mochrne hon e q92 7 t 56 The Dorlv Sen el Ill Court Stree t Pom e ro Qhro $70 oo ch COUNTRY MOBil£ Home Por k Rout e 33, nor th of Pof"T!e roy Lorge lo ts , Coi i 99'"J·7479 WORK PAN TS work ~h rrt '> rec ycled reom c o ve rall ~ a nd dentm cuto l h Odds and ~ n d .. Shop Rt I M rddleport . Ohr o 991-b1 73 INSULA HO N BUSIN ESS 1974 Step Vo n tri.J ck and 2 rnsulo t mg mochmes com ple te wr th ext10 blower ,. Appro .- 500 bog s a t rnsulotron Ever.,.thrng need ed to go rn to bus1ne!i~ . 992 · 3 ~ 3 . BR OCCO LI caulif lo w er b•ussell ~p rout s . egg pla nts . hoo d lettu ce sw ee t peppe r '"· hungorron wo:c , see t banana . chrl , peppers Plus. man y dr fl eren t -. o de tte~ of toma to p! onf!. , many k 1nd~ of ba s k e t ~ and po t hong tng !lowers lar ge vorre ty of o n nuols rn llo h (leland Fo rms and Gre e nho use . Rocme Gerot d rne Clel and 1975 CR 125 Elsrnore Honda . 992-7639 . 1977 125 WIRE CAGES l or tomatoes A n drew Cross . Roc1 ne. 247-2852 1q71 FORD ST ATI O N wagon 19b6 Fo rd I ru ck 985-41 03 . )MAll "AP T. su1toble lor only o ne Fur nished . Coli qtj2-S'"J61 even '"9 !> 15 CU f OOT Wo rds ches t type l reezer Exc ellent condtt ron Co l t b l4 -b6 7-304 1 FIVE ROOM opt . l or rent 992-3Sq2 otter 6 COR SAG ES MO THER S Do y Prom arrangemen ts Wood ltber fl o we1 s Rem onobly p r rc . eel. Mode to order 9'12-b368 Colt f RAILER SPACE, 1•. mrle !rom Meig s Hrgh School on Old Rt . 33. 997.:]q4 1 or Cl97· 2089 . CITIZENS; Ou r new renter ~ os sistom;e , yo u moy be a ble to l i~ e rn our apartment l or less tha n S50 a month. For inl o•mollon . con to c. t m o re V illage Monor Apartments . SENIOR 991-7787. fOESal~ If~~ Tnde FOUR BEDROOM home Co lum · bus, Oh io . linden oreo . Sell or trade for property 01 1-4 x 70 house t railer of equal value . in Me igs Cou,n ty . qq2 7390 or 992·709< . ~* c... BV OWNER 5 acr es w rt h 9 roo m ho u ~e FREE G A S 7 co r garage. summer kr lchen o " d bordered by I <r C.eks Ca ll 985 3827 . Phone .985.]801 Jack's Septic .Tank Semce Box J REDUC E SAFE and fm t w i th GoBese Tabl ets & E Vo p ' wat er p , Hs ~ N etsc:n Dr ug mo. ,Jt\)N"} fe)ft Chester, Ohio m rs OOTlli~ 65mR THMJA tOOD, LECEX BA~A~A \ I I I MOORE'S Ph . 992·2148 D Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 s.,r muse on ' , acre lo t Spocrous 3 bedroom wt th Iorge utrlrty room Hardwood lloor~ 011d ca• pet Frurl trees and ~h r ub ~ HOWERY AND 11 ROOM TWO ~tory hou~e Oou · ble garage w1th apa r tmen t ou t burl d 1ng~ 17 oc re~ Rutland See or colt T.0 Stewo n 741 -142\ ONE ACRE wooded lot s neor M ei g ~ Htgh Sc hoo ls Phone 992-5523. f iVE ROOMS. bot h , la u ndry room . On 1 ac re lot . $1 5.000, l rr m 997-e 174 or m -37 14 . ' OWNER BV house 4 bedroom brr lk Iorge·· corner lot boy wm do w~ 2 bot"h!. . Owner wr i t lrno nce . lnqurre o t 409 South 5th A venue Mrdd lepor t 18 acres rn country J mrle~ h om Ro( rn e Ho ve to Ete ct rtc coun ty r emodel wat er , 3 ' , acres t rtl oble lcfnd , E.. ce llent loc at ro n . Phon e 74 7-2072. APP ROX Saooo. Phone , _. 992.]748 or 992·i02o FREE PARKING 3-31 -1 mo. 675·1512 UN '. ON OPERATED 3.30.1 mo: BOB'S AUTO PAINTING Middleport, Ohio 2~ Yean Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars I 100.00 urge ~rs 1125.00 Trucks I 175.00 Body wcrk & rop1lr 11.00 per inch using only lhe but O..ponl materials. L42 ·30t0 4.9. 1 mo. BR ADFORD Auct roneer , Com ple te Servr<e . Phone q4Q·2487 or 949 -2000 Rocrne Ohro . Crr tt Bradf ord ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR S we e per~ . toast e1s rro n!> of t srno ll opplton(e:. . Lo wr1 rno wet . ne:c t to Sl at e Hrghwoy Garage on Rou te 7 Phone (6 1<1 ) 98 5- 3815 SAVE ON CARPmNG DRIVE ALITIU DELTA DURA. STEEL RADIAL & "THE MILEAGE MAkER" SAVE ALOT MARTI N E• - co vot rn g . se pt tc sy st em!> , doze r . bock hoe , dump tr uck lrme!o i One . gtove l, b to c~ t o p po 11rng ~ I \ 43 Phon e I (6 i 4) 698-733 1 BA THR OOM S AND Krtche ns remod el ed ccrom l( tde p lum brn g cor pen tr., and gener a l morntenonce 13 yea r ~ ex perr ence 992-lb85 . PULLIN S EX CA V A TI NG Com pl ete Ser 11rce Phon e 992 ·2478 WIN I ER GET to vour house? Le t us mok e necessary repotrs , A t Tr omm . C o n~tru c t io n . 742 -1328 . ~~ =:: HOMES ITES fo r sole , 1 acre and up. Middl eport , near Rutland . Ccll992- 7<81 . NEW 3 bed room house, 2 baths, oH elec .. 1 acre . Middleport , close to Rutland . Ph one qtj2. 7481 . . COUNTRY lormlond w ith secl ud ed woods, woter and good oc· ceu in Monroe County , W. Va . 51 .000 down colt {304 ) 772 - 31 01 or 130< ) 772-3717. ..... -- ..............__ THREE BW ROOM S, both , vrn yl sr drng . In real good ~o ndr tr on M 1ddlepo rt. qq2 .72 44 , Com mer cia l pr opertv opprox . 17 acre s. leve l land , loca ted at Tuppers, Plai ns on Ohio , Route 7. Phc~ [61<) 667 630<. ~ TWO STORY 3 bed r oom !rom e ho u ~e F A fi.J rno ce , itorm w tndo w ~ fr re ploce . ln ' f-(L rd dleport . Phone 99 2 3457 or 9q1 5867. VA ·FHA , 30 yr . financing, a l ~o relinon cr ng . Ireland Mortgage , 71 E State , Athens, phon e (61-4 ) 592·3051. CALl THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLIPOLIS BUilDERS SUPPLY CO. Hendenon Hartford 182·2175 WILL do roof rng . con!o tr uc t ton . plumb rng ond heotrn g N o 1ob too Ior ge or too 5rn ol t. Phone 991-7060 991 3885 AT 4-lll-IIC 7 4. 1 -1348 AT 446-3643 ORPHAN ANNu;IE...-AAS LONG AS HE LIVES I'VE GOT TO FLY I TOLD YOU , ANNIE "'• YOU ' Ll AlL HAVE BI'CK IN A (Answers tomorrow) Answer: Perfume going up 7- ··A-SCENT" NEW-JUST OFF PRESS I JUMBLE BOOK 1"11 with 110 puzzles Is IVIIIable fOt" $1.35 poa!pa!d from Jumble c/o thiS ne wspaper p 0 Box 3-4 NorwOOd, N.J. 07648. Include your nlme, address, zip ccid8 .~ m1 k8 checks Plyabte to Newspaperbook s. LIST 178.31 Sl5.01 Sl'/.19 BR71xll GR78x14 HR78x15 SALE $44.18 151.97 U5. T7 AI Tromm Const. 742 -2328, 5 P.M. IO' P.M. Order Now.Mount by Appl. <·30· t mo. REMODEliNG , Pl umbing , healing a nd a ll lype ~ of genera l repa ir . Wor k guara nteed 20 year s ex· penance . Ph on e997 - 2~09 . - - SEWING MA CHI NE Repa irs . ~ er · vic e , a ll makes. 992-2284 . The Fabr i c Sh o p , Po me 1o y . Authorized Singer So les o11d Serv ice . We sharpen Sci ~so r s. --- -EXC AVATING , do ze r . loader and backho e w01 k , du mp ~ trucks ond to-boys l or hire , w!ll haul hit d n 1, to soi l, llme slone and grovel. Coli Bob or Roger Jol fers . day phone ~2 - 7069 , night phone 992-3525 01 m - S232 . ~X C AVAIING , and d i tc h t~r . All c•rpel Installed wltll paddinQ at no chorgt. Export inslallatton. Rubber Back Carpet As Low As ••.&1 :."u;d 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock Buy whlrt you can comt tn and SH what you'ro gtHing - Good ••'-<lions - Futty ltotkod. can 742·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Miracle I Pool shot ALLEYOOP 2 Plowed land IF 1UI>JK 15 GONNA IO.D UP 'TH ' Y.Oii!KS >On horse3 Maritime site WHILe HE CHECKS OUT OUR. ESV\P!!, 4 Beverage back ~EN we GOT IT MADE: Russian >Send back lake 6 Old Irish robe 12 Charm 1 Family 13 Speak wildly member 8 Suppose g· Candidate Butterfl¥,' ' 10 Kilchen 15 Seraglio gadget room 16 Furtive 16 Average look 17 Vamoose! 18 Actor Karl 19 Airplan• engine 20 Prong ' - - - - - - - - ' - - - - ' 21 Color of sound 20 Rich a biretta 22 Whack: sl. cake Th' initials John DRockefel ler'5 2J Cessation word both fri'lr,t_w;lrtil Gretchen Apri I initials didn't spell 25 Manitoba tl3C::Kw;ara Skinner? ani.Jthinq Indian 26 Swiss city Actor monelJ 1 27 Hingle 28 Buffalo's lake 29 Exaggerate 33 Cambodia's Angkor 34 Bakery product ~~!: 35 Judah .Ben 36 Tarzan, e.g. FRANK & ERNIE 38 Roger 6--+--+- -- -- - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - Moore role , J9 Withstand ~All at ' • · ' (suddenly ) ii U Monticello, ' ~ e.g. .' '. ' > 42 Equal 4 Yesterday's %3 Mexican shawls 24 Most hackneyed 25 Grotto 26 Watch it ' 21 Ballet position 30 European river . ' / WAs " VtiO~FUL PAY! No'f ONLY DID % Grf!r F112!0, fH£: ibSS ~II1D HE'D SEe "'*IN",. ' l NevEfl woflJ( 'HIS C:rt-Y IIGJtl"'! Ru1llnd L.I HAVE MY .5U5PICION5 AI30UT WHAT THEY. WERE AFTER1 5UT IT DOESN'T CONCER.N YOU ... ATALL! IF YOU NEED A SOFA 'THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU 34 Fonner times 37 M.s. Farrow Monday, May I 38 Jazz by Gillespie en spot lead assures win NORTH • 10 7 3 -• l ~ . c ONE WONDERS Wi-IAT SOI<T OF I<ESPONSE WE MIEii-IT GET IFWE WERE TO ASK ANIMALS ... ~OHO~O~OHO UEE HEf ~EE UEE MAI{BE WE ~AD B£TTER NOT ASK 5-1-A " A 63 t K 10 .AK 762 EAST WEST • J 6 52 • Q9 8 • " 9 85 2 "K .. AQ8 • 96532 • J 85 • Q 10 SOUTH t AK " Q J 10 7. • J 74 • 9 43 ,.--t--+-+~1 _....__._~~~ OAILY CRYP1'0Q UOTE - Here's how to work It : AXYD I. !!_ AAXR Is LONGFELLOW Vulnerable : North-&uth Dealer: North Weo\ North Eaot Pass Pass ,. 2• Pass Pass Pass Pass One leiter sim ply st ands for another. In this sample A is Opening lead : • 3. used for the three I.'s, X lor 1he two D's, etc. Sin gle letters. :l poslrophes. the lt'ttg lh :md formation of the words are al l ' - - - - - - - ---....! hints. Each day the rode lell crs are different. By Oswald Jacoby aod Alan Spntag CRVPTOQUOTES Alan : " How about showp Q R R ing some standard expert HAWH AYCTB TRE YOQWOV plays, if there are standards 01 T J p _ for experts'?" BRHH C R OWD DWHJYDB Oswald : " Here's one that E w J o _ might qualify. The defense NXBHCV WDT PRQRDORB starts out with three rounds ' I R w o R _ of diamonds . South wins the C WBHJDL HWJD · third diamond with the jack finesse, but West pla ys th• king . Now we see why our expert led the ten not the queen." Alan : " West's play of the king on the ten indicates that West held the singleton king . He would nol have played it from king and one or more low cards s ince he might well be jeopardizing a queen or jack tha t East might be holding." Oswald : " So our expert pr.oceeds to play East for the rest of the trumps. He leads dummy's six and lets it rid~ if East fails to cover. 01' If East does cover , South wins. gets back to dummy with a club and picks up the rest of East 's trumps. " ffi!_f (Jffi} ~ + AQ2 5-l·B " K 76 • Q J 10 9 • K 109 A Florida reader wants to if we open one notrump. Yes, we do. We only have 15 high-card points , but the tens and nines of diamonds and clubs are likely to be worth at least one extra A W QQV H QX E W D r::;tm~~ .. ~eady to go after point. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN . ) Salurday'sCryptoq110te: IFYOUTHINKCHIWRENOON'T Alan : " The expert will (For a copy of JACOBY MD[). KNOW 111E VALUE OF MONEY, TRY GMNG ONE A lead the ten spot. This play is ERN, send Sl to: " Win at NICKEL.-ANON 'Tlore than standard. It is an Bridge , " care of lhls newspsautomatic play for him." per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City w~ Jg'l'8 Kinr t"ea~ures Syndiute, Inc. Oswald : ''He plans to Sial/on, New York , N. Y. T0019.J BARNEY HE CAN'T GO AFTER REDUCED TO 115,900 - " SUPER BARGAIN IN POMEROY " -1'12 story home in very good tondltlon . Features 4bod rooms, lo"e ly family room In ba10ment, nlte ll"lng room , kitchen & bath. Large yard fenced In back . Beller ca ll now, this won't last long . 6,30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaud ino Family ·Fitness Show 7:30 - Special Edition 10:00 - 700 Club. Oswald DID 1./E TIE UP Largest $election-In The Valley body .llovie Ch•nnel ~ 5 & 9 P.M. - The Car l PG ) 7 & 11 P.M. - One-Qn.One lPG! Cable Channel s - rr .,, FURNITURE 15 IN STOCK Allswer 31 School ninny 32 Religious but 0~ B ULLET, PAW, SO'S 17 FOOT GLASS Moster Dayt o na boo I 110 h .p . Mer cury Cru tsa , I 0 .. b ull t·up l ro rler for lo ng htgh speed haul pow er wench sk ts and equ1pmcnJ S37~ 2(} , 6:3G-NBC News 3, 4, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 2() • 7:00-Cross.Wits l ; ,4; Newlywed Game 13; NBC News 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; French Chef 2() ; Boat ing Safety 33. 7:3G-Hollywood Squares 3; Let's Go To The Races 8. Minor League Baseball 4; Candid Camera ·6; MacNeii.Lehrer Report 20,33; Price is Right 10; Thai 's Hollywood 13; TV Honor Society 15. 8:00-Man From Atlant is 3, 15; Happy Days 6, 13; CBS Reports 8, 10; Cousteau Odyssey 70,33. .:Ju-caverne & Shirley 6,13; 9:00-Movle " Kill ing Slone" 3,1 5: Three's Company 6,13; Pilot 8,10: Six Amerltan Families 20; Alcatraz 33. 9:31}.-Carter Country 6; Movie " Home to Stay " 8,10: Mary Tyler Moore 13. an' RUnAND 747-2211 TUESDAY, MAY 2, t978 5:4S-- fam Report 13; 5:5()-PTLCiub 13; S:SS-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:00-PTLCiub 15; 6:25--Concerns & Comments 10, 6 : 3~Focus on Columbus 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; 6:4S--Mornlng Report 3; 6:5()-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13; 6:55--Chutk White Reports 10; News 13. 7:00-Todoy 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bullwlnkle 10. 7:3G-Schoolles 10; 8:DO--Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St . 33. 9' 00- Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donahue 4, 13,t5 ; Emergenty One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9,1o-Andy Grlflllh 8; Family Altair 10. 10,00-Card Sharks 3.~.15; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Bu<k 8; Joker ' s Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 :3o-Hollywood Squares 34,15; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8,t0; 120,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :00-High Rollers 3,4.fS,;...Happy Days 6, 1l ; 11 : 3~ Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Family Feud 6, 13; Par tridge Fam il y 4; Love of Life 8,10: Sesame St. 20; Cousleau Odyssey 33. 11 :55--CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12:00-Newscenter 3; News 4,6, 10; Sanford & Son IS; Gambit B; Midday Magaz ine 13 . • 12:30--Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search for Tomorrow 8,10; Elec. Co . 33. 1:00-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:3o-Days of Our Lives 3,4,1.5; As The World Turns 8,10; 2:(}Q----{)ne Life to Live 6,13 ; 2:3G-Doctors 3,41,5; Guiding Light a.to. 3:00-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Lilias Yoga & You 2() _ 3:3G-AII In The Family 8,1 0; Consumer Survival Kit 20; <' DO-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15; Merv Gr lftln 6 ; Addams Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4:3G-Litlle rascals 3, IS ; Gilligan's Is 4,8 . 5:00-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun. smoke 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Hogan's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junttlon 15. 5:3o-News 6; Elet. Co. 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15. · 6:00-News 3.4.8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Feel ing Free 10 :30- Hollywood Squares 4; 11:00- New s 3,4,65,8, 10,13, IS; Over Easy 33. lUG-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " Pete ' n Tillie' 6,13: Movie " Kiss Me. Kill Me " 8; Movie "The Silencers'' 10; ABC News 33. 12:00-Janakl33; 1:00-Tomorrow 3,4; 1: 1 ~Koiak 8; 1:31)-.News 13 . ----------------"----' ~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N,~ r Ennlngs ~11646-3~ or 444-711• B· SLIM d ret plori and Aquo vo p " wote1 pit t, ·, Vil lage Ph qr mocy, 271 N . 2nd A ve , Mt d d.!_epo rt WANT TO rent · Teacher ne ed s 3 bedroom home. Col i qq2 SI I 0 r xxxxr r I I 1 J Saturday's! Jumbles: GNOME QUOTA JOCKEY SPRUCE DAY OR TWO--· lOSE WElCH! SAF ELY! Toke NEW 9< 9·1789. AM«er: vouR .. SURE · .. BUT I'M lAKIN' YOUTO lH.' DOC, JU5l lH' OUT 10 C ~ ECK 0~ ONE' OF N\Y l'LAHTS ... I 'tl BE & -'j "' IU. I rnue Oh ru . I DY -PISS on 51. Rt. 12~ toward Rutland. UITLE ORPHAN A NNn. Now arrange the circled letters to torm the surprise answer, as suggested by the above canaan. ·· I EXTERIOR PAINTS Trvdr•~t~114. ~4 991 709 4 IWOHOUSE5 Pomeroy, 0. 3.Js.ttc the GARAGE STORY lrorn e hou~e 6 ro orns and bol h ce llm , out · burldr n g ~ 4 acre s land at edge of Rul\o nd Comple te trorle r hook up al so '}bo nk s opprotS · ed pro pe rt y ol $1 5 500 . Ph one WHAI '>'OU MI6HT DO 10 "EVEN " 'THIN6~ OU\. Denver Kapple At Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service byHennArnoldan<IBot>Loe four ordinary words. ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR ROGER HYSEll. 7<2 3163 APP ROX 10 ooe~ on Fla tw oods Rood 76 Elec trrc a nd worer ovot lo ble Soe Eskey Hrll Po mer o y Ohto Phone How To Save Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square , to form A HOlo\E HERE A<; LONG AS 1 UV£... ·- fWQ In Rocrne 3', acres Beoi.J trl ul 5 bed roorn 3 bo th horne Com pl e te l y remodeled and <orpeted Ha s bo t h gar> ond eleCi rrc furna ce , Lo rge ca rport ond !.loroge bur ldrn g s. Cen lrot orr p l u ~ lu ll bo!> emen t For H) l or ma tron coll949 7018 0 ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ~ Ca11After5 :00or Anyfimo Saturd1y 992·7119 or 9f2.5041 4-27-lfc r· l't.tt2·Zl14 BY OWN ER. 3 bedrooms wr th forc ed 011 go~ hea t and o rr cond1 tron rng I acre le vel lo t rn Rut la n d S\ 8 . 000 Ph o ne In •• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I ' r cues on t eodrng (1ee k Rood 742 198< WIL.L·-IF YOU'RE SMART! SPOT U~ ~ DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Service,......._ ....... .... BE Sl SELEC TI O N olthc best wood sto11es rn So utheo\lern Ohr o Jo tul Marso El el frr o1 ro fempwood a nd Nof huo Zr on Heat Co . 8 Putnam Dr (off M rl l St ) Athens 6 U 59'} t1J79 or bl 4. 696 - 1187 WHERE! THEY CAN'T DAVE'S BACKHOE & Radiator~ REDUCE S AF~ & lo sr wrth GoBese l obl e t!> 8 E Vap water prlh. Nelson Drug CABBAGE . ~·•· t EXPERIENCED Jack W. CorHy , Mgr . MtG RO HYBRIDS too•. replant agre emen t rl you don 1 get o !. l and Ja mes H Smr th He mlo c lo. G r o~e Ohr o 992 -252 4 leo1e m e s ~oge TO HAPPEI>J TO '{OUR SWEET LITTLE; D0561E, MIS$ D0~8 1 NS .. AND NOTHINB 220 E. Main 51 . Pomen~y, Ohio and commercial. Call for estima.te, 24 hour service Anyday, anytime. Sa••on 30hHIIng pel. to 50 pet. <Osl fully insurod Free Esl. Coil : 992.]815 H · l mo. pd . Pomeroy Landmark FOR MEM ORIAL Day Beout rlu l sele( !rQn ! Iow en ~pr ay ~ bas k e ts crosses . Fa ye ~ Gri t Shop , ~ 2nd St M rdd lepon 3 AND 4 RM f ur n r ~ h ed and un l urnr shed oph Phone W25434 Cellulosic (wood fiber! Thermal Insulation R.esidentiol Experi&nce and Let us test your water Free HOMEMADE QUillS A-12- 1 mo. P. Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Let Pomeroy L•ndmork soffen & condition your water with Co-op water soffener, Model UC·SVI. Now Only •289.95 7608 ANYTHI~e 4· I J · I rTIO . 1971 Covenlry 11 ._ 65 3 be-droom 1Qe9 Statesm a n 12 ~ 60 2 bedr oo m snoo I'M.SOUR! YOU DON'T WA~T WE ' ~1. CI~ C 1-E A~UNP ­ \'IIDE·· Ai>JD COME DOWN &EYOND THE RID6E ~------~~~ ~~---~--------~~----~------~ For The Best SIEPTIC TANK Price In Town J&L CLEANING See 2 both 19b5 EL CAM IN O 99'} p .m . S.hr" B 8 S MO BILE HOMES Pt Pl ea sen t W Vo besr dt> H ~ l.. ~ 1973 Bro od mor e 1 ~ .., b4 '] bed room 1q73 Do rr on I 4 >o e{l '}bE-droom 1977 VtCtorron l A 1167 3 bedroom <jq1 (614) 66'7-6177 Between 7: 30 & 9:00 " The Pttototr•phy ol L•rr, E-CONOMY TRA CTOR ,.. •t h o il ot tochmp nt) lr l.. e ne ... · o~ l., u"'g S1'J50 Phon to o l .c l 60S )'J'QO EQUIPMENT FO R com plete bea u ty shop fo r l ou r op erat ors. t! ~ol d thts wef.!k Phone CAPTATNI?A~V For sates &sarvlto Phone 992·7113 "Ca n cel My Rese rvation " B; Movie JERRY MURPHY CO Al liME STO NE ~ on d g•o11el . colerum chtarrde lert rl tr e1 dog i ood and oil types of ~ot t Ex ce lstor Sott Work s 1nc .. E M orn St . Pome roy q9'}.J89\ . & Friends 6: CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20. 7:00-Cross-Wits 3,4 ; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Marty Robbins' Spotlight 8; News 10; Billy Graham IS; Dan iel Foster. M.D. 20 ; Know Your Schools 33. 7:3o-That Nashville .Music 3; In Search of 4; Muppel Show 6 ; Match Game PM 8; MacNeii .Lehrer Report ~0,33 ; Candid Camera 1l . 8:00-Rollerglrls 3,4,15; Sugar Time! 6,13; Billy Graham Crusade 8, 10 ; Cousstea~ Odyssey 20,33; 8:3~Joe & Valerie 3,4,15; Baseball 6.13. 9:00-Movle "Kill Mel! You Can" 3,4,15;; Mash 8,10; Art Amer ica 20; Meetlno of Minds 33. 9,3[)-()ne Day At a Time 8.10; Art Amerlr. ?0 -1o ,oo-Lou Grant 8,10; News 10; Originals 33. 10 :3G-F arm Digest 20; Anyone lor Tennyson 33. 11 :oo-News 3, 4,6,8, t 0, 13. 1S; Di<k Cavett 20; Over Easy 33 . 11 : 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pol lee Story 6,13; Mo•le DEALER EUIOTT APPLIANCE u· SALES AND SERVICE 11·9.ttc Pho,. "l-l \11 NEED A WATER SOFTENER? MONDAY , MAY 1, 1978 o :OO-News .3,4,S,10, 13 ,15; At:SL Newsc; loom 20. 6 : 3~NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett a "' ''" laqe-and Ruin Your Life" 10; ABC News" '-'-\l r ,1 11 JOOMIIn St. Pom'tNIY, Ohto PomoNIY 9tH21l or 991·6213 1 A_ .M.104 :30 P.M. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M. - Rotky IPGl 9 & 11 P.M. - The Enlorcer (R~ Cable Channel 5 6:30P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 - The Governor Comes to Mason County 10 :00- 700 Club. TELEVISION VIEWING COUPLE HOSPITALS IN THE VICINITY, DICK ... . AUTIIORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL HEATING INC. lii11• U ,... '"'• MilloY Fortuson ~ \llb.lon Tl lltn, uwn Boy '"""' S.tos & S.rvlco. 'WW ff !> ~ 1$\ \ ~A. ' t ( PWMBING & SUPPLY ''"lno & mo-.r •~II 3,4. Business Services 4 -w " ' 'I \ " <': ,,,,~ YALE FOR!C. lrh Phone 94? 7705 or 949 22 10 l or more •n formotro n FURNISHED AP T. l or ren t , near R~ne . $1 30per mo. 94q. 2253 . Pis · 153 126 107 98 I\ .·\ '"-'101 ~ i.J:'.'""'-1 Hill\lr , ,,,l,l \.. ~ · ~·J! ~ ~, 1\ IC'"l Phone 9t2·2181 CHIP· WOOD Poles mo ~~" drome ter 10 on largest end sa NEE D SO ME ONE to do body war k Cell 742·3 154 per ton Bundled slob SO pe1 ton Delrvered to Ohro Polle t Co Rt '1 Pomer o y f1q7 168'f Belpre First Fed . Sav. & Loan Assn. to Donald W. Gearhart , Pt. lot 25, Me· Cune 's Second Add ., Tuppers Plains . J . B. O' Brien, Roberta C. O'Bnen to Roger Adams , Right of Way, Rutland . Ralph E: . Stewart , Charlotte Stewart to Roger Ad am s, Rig ht of Way , Rutland. Luct lle Lambert , Raymond 0 . Lambert to Roger Adams, Right of Way , Rutland. Arthur T. Miller , Fannie Miller to Roger Adams , Right of Way , Rutland . Evelyn Perry to James R. Pooler , Beverly Marlene Pooler , Pt. Lot 145, Pabner 's 111d Add ., Middleport . Charles R. Manuel, Evelyn Manuel to Joan E. Manuel, 1 acre, Letart . Ross Shuler, Beulah M. Shuler to Vivian V. Coy, 1 acre , Ufe Estate right to sell, Salem. Mildred Pepper to Doris Pepper Davis, 136.50 acres Minerals , Lebanon. Henry C. Smith . affidavit, Orange. I \ DOO ~ s HVE FAM ILY Vord Sole lues . lhru Fr r Le ad rng (teet.. Rood 3 mrl e s fr om S ypo ~s Wat ch !>rgn!> Clothrng D epr e ~~ron G la!>S d r!> he~ 1\.Jr nr ture 1ors Ra rn? ne l( t do y rtlduced 991-0370 Transfers ,,.,.:.,tty ~" \ l""'lh...,"l\ \ Wheel Alignment · .... ~c~ O RG AN IZ A TIO NAL MEETI NG Frrdo)' May 5th 7 30 pm Pomeroy E og.le~ Clu b All l od r e~ rhot srgned up and o il other to dr es tha t are rn teresred m , for mrng the l od11?~ au .- rl rorv dub ple o ~e onend lo n1 t ~ 111 Drsappornlment rs tr ke ly today Jl you e, pee l those who to ~e you 10 drop every th 1n g a nd cater to yo ur whtms Be reallsuc regardmg your demands ~ e r .• o' •·or·l e-og ve GU N SHOOT Rutland l e-g1 on Form every Sunday ot 12 00 noon S p on~ored by VFW 5 for Sl on d a-.,dream rng or rat ,onai i! 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ST AR ~enn e l Soordm g l_ndoor ond ou tdOOI' tun s G1 oomrng oil br e t!(l~ (leon ~0 1"1tl o r y fonl.ltf'S Che~h11 e PhonE" tbU I 3C7- Q7Cil7 "r A RD SA l E So by bt>d 2 chotr !o ;., ,tcken cho ,r s be-d ~p rtn g~ lhru F"nda\ 4P M . porn! today to-s te er cl ea r ol the com preA hn ancral or bus1ness problems o; a lr rend He could draw 'fOU rn to a ne ver-nev er land HOOF HOLLOW Hor ses Buy sell l rode or trorn . New and used saddles Ruth Reeves A lbany 161 4, 698 -3190 ..,,h Thto ?ubhshrr ~n·t'!> the ~hi 10 !'drt \lr re)t't'\ a n~ ~~~~ tit>tiJ)('-d [lb. }l"lltlll'lll l Tht Pubhsht•r \ll"rll oot t:.> rvsp...nstblt~ ll'r mon> thall !."lflf LlH"\ll"· rt'l.'\ rnstttlon ~1 ood.al iXl Sati.trda~ P]i;'li:~ ~' 17:00-Janakl 33; 12:4G-News 13; 1:00-Tomorrow TRACY 0 TH'MAILMAN? know YEP .. I SHORE DID, MAW -- �10- The Daily Sentinel. Middlepor1-Pomeroy. 0 ., Monday. M"Y 1. 1976 &eele sons, brother buried of the Steeles were pl~ced in hearses. Led by West Virginia Slate Police, they were driven in a procession of 300 vehicles for three mtles along Route 2, past the cooling tower, to the t09-yearold Willow Island Baptist Church. They were buried in the grassy churchyard cemetery. The 10 members of the Steele family left 33 children behind . A sixth member of the Steele family - a cousin was buried elsewhere Sunday I in a private funeral service. -~·- .l Services for the others were THE LADIES Auxiliary of the Pomeroy Volunteer to be held later this week . Fire Department were on hand Saturday night to watch Gov. Jay Rockefeller declared Sunday an official day of mourning in West Virgima . Resea rch-Cottrell, In c., I which employed the 51 I victims to build a 400-foot · LAURA MATHAIS GnUipolis, and Jody Michael cooling tower, sent flowers to Laura Malhais, 61, a Grate, Rutland. A number of the services of all the resident of 1705 Chestnut St .. unc les, aunts, nieces, workers. Gallipolis, died Saturday nephews and cousins also Meanwwhile, federal morning in the- Holzer survive. experts focused on a theory Medical Center. She was born Funeral services will be that a combination of factors Ju ly 18, 1916, tn Ga lli a held al 2 p.m. Wednesday al caused the scaffolding to County, daughter of the late the Rawhngs-Coals Funeral collapse last . Thursday Fred McGowan and Maggie Home in Middleport with the morning . Snyder Rodgers McGowan. Rev . Lloyd Grimm and the David Rhone , regional She was one uf 23 children Rev . Robert Madison of· chief for the Occupational !lorn to that union . ficialing . Burial will be in the Safety and Hea lth Survivors include brothers, Gravel Hill Cemetery. Administration, said officials Harvey McGowan, of HunCheshire. Friends may call at were concerned about the tington; Otis McGowan, the funeral home from 7 lo 9 strength of the concrete that Lancaster ; sisters, Nellie thts evening and from 2 to 4 he ld the scaffolding. Orville, Wongo , W.Va., Mrs. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Katie Miller, Pomeroy; Mrs . Anna Queen, Columbus. She was ed ucated in the city school system and married Pre-admission VETERANS MEMORIAL Wilbert Ma!hais m 1932. He Saturday Admtssions ~ died a year ago, last May 15. Erwin Gloeckner, Racine; Survi~ in g children are MI's . exam scheduled Charlolle Goody, Gallipolis; Mary Archer, Pomeroy Saturday Discharges Mrs . Frances Beaver, The Pre-Admission Ch illi cothe; Mrs. Martha Ci nda Roush, Anna Tucker, Examination for entran ce Bosley of Gallipolis; a son, Marga ret Nesselroad, Melvin into the Washington Co unty Raymond of Gallipolis, a son, Mullins, Kelly Humphrey , School of Practica l Nursmg Wilbert , Jr. preceded her in Billy Brewer, Eh Vance, Jr., will be given on Thursday, death in mfancy. Myrtle Hayes, Audrey Ours, May 4, at 8:30a .m. m room There are also 17 grand- Minnie Wise, Iva Powell. 104 of the Washington children and fiv e great· Sunday Admissions """ Kay Technical College. grandchildren. She was a Roush, Mason, W. Va .; Rubin Arrangements to register member of the Pentecosta l Ritch1e, Tuppers Plains; Ot ts for the test and pay the $10 fee Church of Gallipohs. • Knight, Racine; Salem may be made by calhng Last Rites will be held at 2 Yates, Racine. Washington County School of p.m. Tuesday from the Sunday Discharges Practica l Nursing or stopping Apostolic Church on Eastern Garnet Potts, Susanna at the Pra cti cal Nurstng Ave . with Rev . Willard Hubbard, Roy Bush, Nathan Office in the Washington Blank~nship offictating . Vanaman, Wilma Buckley , Technical College. Burial will be in Pme St. Rubert Roush, Jr., Jennifer Men and women with a Cemetery . Calling hours will Miller, Helen Jeffers. Ht gh Sehoul Diploma ur be held at Miller's Home for Equivalency Certificate are HOLZER MEDICAL Funerals from H and 7-9 ehgible to apply for this p.m. today . The body wtlllie CENTER rewardmg one year program Discharges Aprll28 in state one hour prior to the in nursing . Bertha Batey , Kim services. Pallbearers will be James Canada y, Flora Chambers, Goody, Steven Goody, Jacob Cheva lier , Mrs. I Co mbs and Kenneth Goody, Charl es William Miller, James Miller, Eugene daughter, Merle Conley, McGowan , David McGowan Mary Daniels, Virginia Dunfee, Ella Evans, and Paul Thacker . Margaret Geiger, Hal Hannon, David McCarrell, BY liON II. MAAG Myrtle Miller, Donald Byron H. Maag, 61 uf 685 Patrtck, Betty Queen, Undo Westlake Ave . BHrbrrlun, Richards, Phyllis Rowland, ful'l ner of Pomeroy, died Addtson Seaman, David Apnl 18. He was employe'! fur Sheets, Cy nthia Sickles, 37 ;•ca rs by the Seiber!tng Lewis Smith, Harriet Tin• ami Rnbbtr Cu. as a Thom as, Agnes Weeks, Tracy fol'l'lllH II . Whaley, Charles White, Ellen Mr. Maag was born tn Wood. Pomeroy but muvt!d to Births Aprll28 Barberton during Ius youth . Mr . and Mrs. Ri cha rd lie was a member uf St. Allen, a son, Jackson; Mr. AugJLstine Church and the and Mrs. Charles Masters, a Greater &ncficial Union son, Gallipolis. Lodge. Discharges Aprll29 lie ts survive'(] by Iu s wife, Dan iel Allen , II , Mary was aiM able to nde as a· brtef stop was made to allow MEIGS MARAUDER MAR CHING Band led the HikeEvangeline, two sons, Larry Baker, Ora Brumfield, Mrs. band members to get their bi cycles and deposit their Bike held Saturday for retarded citizens. Band members and Mi ch aL·I, both uf Barber- Kenneth Chandler and instrwnents. ton ; two daughters, Mrs. daughter, Betty Crawford, Yvonne Si.Jnuns, Bc.trbcrtoll, Margie Davis, David Gainer, and Mrs. Joyce O'Bncn. Dottie Goff, Vtrgil Hixson, job. &!msota, Fla .; a brother. Myrtle Holcomb, Glenna An offi cial of lhe West Virgima Labor TWO SQUAD RUNS Oris uf Barberton , and lwu Horton, Mrs. James Johnson Federation, AFL- CIO , qu oted one The Pomeroy Emergency (Continued from page I) ststers, Miss Clari ce Maag , and daughter, Mrs. Jimmy rescue worker as saymg pieces of Squad was called to Mulberry llarherlun and Mrs. Mabel Massie and daughter, Jean The scaffoldin g had been bolted to the concrete crumbled m his hands. Ave , at 10 :43 a.m. Sunday fur Huulk, Xenia, and 10 granrl28th ri ng of concrete, poured "II could be a com bination of these Allen Bradsh aw who wa s Neal, Roy Oldaker, Lots Wednesday, and to the 27th ring, poured factors . stress, mechanical failure, ahd taken tu Veterans Memorial ellildren. Osborne, Shirley Sharp, Funeretl scrviecs were hc l~ Lenore Slack, Barbara two days earlier. the strength of concrete," Rhone sa id Ho sptlal. At 8:52 a .m. m Barberton with burial in Smith , Linda Steph ens, Some workmen charged the concrete OSHA has given itself a two4o-fiveMonday the squad went to the Greenlawn Cemetery . poured Wednesday wasn 'l properly week deadJine for compiling lls data , former Route 33 for Mildred Lester Thompson, Elenior relatives uf Mr. Tillis, Vernon Turvey , F'loria LcK·al cured, but the mix has been defended but some have suggested the cause will Arnold who wa s taken to rigidly by the finn which hand led the elude the government investigators Veterans Memorial Hospital. Muag are Mrs. E. F. Maag, Williams, Ronda Wilson. MIIJdlepurt ; Bradford Maag, Births April Z9 Mrs V1ctor Brown, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Donley Re ibel, and Mrs. Black, a daughter, Pt. Jackie Menclum , Pomeroy Pleasant ; Mr. and Mrs. 'fll e boo k became an in· Ptlgr im 's Prog ress , the Robert Brisker , a son, epic all egor y by John stant " best-se ller" in Jackson . BETIY WHEELER Bunya n. is 300 yea rs old this Buny an's ltme. By the time Discharges Aprll30 Mrs. Betty Joyce Wheeler, year, seys Albert Di ttes. he d~ed 10 years after lts Donna Bailes, John Barton, pa stor uf ttH• Pome roy publicat ion. 11 Eng li sh 5(), Rutland, died Sunday Mrs . Robert Burlile and Seventh-Day Adventist editi ons had been issued as morning at the Holzer daughter , Brian Durst, well as French , Dutch and Medical Center. Church . Darlene Handley, Evelyn Mrs. Wheeler was born "Bunyan was an English German versions. The author Hartley , George Hayes, Mr!. Puritan, se rv in~ a threc·yeCir marveled m a later edition, In feb . 25, 1926 in Huntington, Jerid Jacobs and son, Chad JHil ~e nt~n te for prcllthmg tn hi s puetic way , "So comely W. Va , a daughter of the late Lewis, Lenora Lewis, Robyn and Doris Randolph, Genevieve publi c. whe n he wr ote doth my pilgrim walk • That William Pilgrun 's Progress," says thousands of hi m daily smg Shoemaker Cundiff. She was Richard, Dora Sorrell, Ellen also preceded in death by two Uittes. " When the chu rch of and tall<." Stover, Dorothy Taylor, Jean " Next to the Btble, and sisters and a brother. England was restored and Wade, Bonita Waugh. Surviving are her husband, Crom well's Puritan Com - perhaps Milt on's Paradise Births Apr113e monwea lth was overthrown . Lost, this is one uf the must l-eslie V. Wheeler; three Mr . and Mrs. Michael many Puritan leaders were important pieces of Christian daughters , Mrs . Michael Hughes, a son, Gallipolis. persec ut ed . The pi ous devolionallit erature ," Dittes (Dora · Faye \ Clifford , Ga llipolis ; Mrs . Michael Pleaoant Valley Hoopltal Bunyan was one of them." says. Discharges - -Mrs. Robert Dittes contin ues that the <·.·:·:<·.··-:·: :··:. · .•<·.··-:-:·:···:• :-:-:•>-:-:-::::::::::::: • (Ocbrah Len ) Grate, and Mrsc Edward (Cannan Jean ) Norvell and son, Letart; Mrs. book is especia lly important EXTENDED FORECAST Chafin, both of Rutland; four Roger Stover and daughter, to Adventists, who see the Wednesday thl'll Friday sisters, Mrs. Charles Leon ; Dolph Hill, Point sweep of Biblical history · United Press International (Mtldred ) Cook and Mrs. Ray Pleasant ; Mrs. Ervin Herd· from crea lton lo the second Fair Wednesday and ( VIr~.lnia \ Sayre, both of man, Buffalo; Wendy Finley, ~dvent of Christ in much the Thursday and a chance of Co lumbu s; Mrs. Roy Gallipolis; Curtis Wallace, same way that Bunyan did . showers Friday. Highs (Pa uline ) Benlley , Hun- Gallipolis Ferry ; Bertha ''Chnstians are pilgrims tn Featuring salad bar, chili, full line of tington, W. Va., and Mrs. Rutan, Redhouse ; Leland this wor ld , traveling to a Wednesday wUI be from the upper 50s to low Ms and Kathryn Dennison , Mid· Walters, Point Pleasant ; bri ghter shore . We mee t sandwiches (including 11 dif.ferent lowoln the 30., warming by dleport ; a brother, Robert Tracey Roach, New Haven ; many of the same temptypes of hot dogs) plus much~ much Friday to highs 'from 15 to Cundiff, Rulland ; grand- Audrla Arnold, Pomeroy ; tat ions that Bunyan's 70 and lows from 45 lo 50. more. children, Michael, ·Timothy Dora Mason ; Roush, 'Christian ' encountered tn his Teresa Clifford. Jonathan DeWitt, Henjourney ," he says. ;:;:;:;.;::::·:·::;:;.;.;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::: and WILLOW ISLAND, W.Va . (UPI ) - They were buried side-by<~lde in a little graveyard along the Ohio River, almost in the very shadow of the giant power plant cooling tower where they died. The Rev . Amos McVey choked back the tears Sunday as he eulogized Lee Steele's brother and four sons - as he tried to comfort the survivors. They and five other members of the Steele famtly died last Thursday when the scaffolding collapsed at the cooling tower they were building at the Monongahela Power Co. station. In all, 51 men were killed in the collapse , plungmg 168 feel : ~: " Generation Rap "'"I BY KATIE CROW traffic going up river to Mayor Clarence Andrews Pomeroy .to use the one way told Pomeroy Council street going under the bridge Monday night that he to help relieve the heavy recently attended a meeting traffic problem . · held in Mason County The mayor also stressed regarding the traffic that a right turn on red at the congestion at the Pomeroy - bridge can be made with Mason Bridge bet ween the caution . It was agreed that hours of 4 and 6 p.m. signs will be placed at the Mayor Andrews reported bridge light stating "turn red that the light on the Ohio side on rtght with caution." of the bridge is, limed Mayor Andrews reported correctly but the problem is that he met with representhe light on the West Vtrginia tatives of Buckeye Htlls Hocking Valley Regional side of the birdge. Mayor Andrews indicated Development and indicated that the light on the West that the way it looks at the Virginia side will be worked present time Pomeroy manually, during the peak Village has a 75 percent hours, until it is changed. chance m securing a grant for Tbe mayor Is encouraging the vtllage. \ ---------------------------, ! Area Deaths Ms. Hamlin to be speaker Hospital News I ! 1 • ' the burning of the $30,000 mortgage by the Pomeroy Firemen. Vandalism ••• GET LICENSE A marriage license was iss ned , to James Mason (Continued from page 1) Smith, ·23, Middleport, and building and camper owned Elizabeth Alesia Vaughan, by D. W. Parsons. 20, Middleport. Sheriff Proffitt advises that the vandalism cases are under investigation and ELECTION SET requests that anyone having NEW LEXINGTON , Ohio any infonnation to please call 1UP! ) - A special election the sheriff's office. wtll be held Tuesday in the Saturday evening, Tommy New Lexington School Hill, Racine, reported that District in Perry County sometime late Friday night where voters will decide the or early Saturday morning, fate of an emergency 3.5 mtll someone had entered a operating levy. Southern Local Distrtct bus The board of education said · which he drives and had passage was necessary for taken a tape player, two the school to maintain a full- speakers and four tapes, year program in 1979 and valued at $140. The incident is prevent a curlailt)lent of under mvestigalton . classes . . Saturday evening at5 :12 p. m., Larry Lem ley, 27, Rutland, was backing out of his driveway in the Hut· derson; Amy Bates, Point chinson Subdivi sion and Pleasant; Ktmberly Johnson, backed into the right rear of a Point Pleasant; Mrs. car traveling north on the Garland Nibert, Gallipolis; New Lima road driven by James Council, Langsville; Richard L. Whitling, 42, Carrie Ferrell, Point Fairfield, Ohto. There were Pleasant ; Mrs. C!erven no injuries or citations. Parsons, Ravenswood; Mrs . Deputies are investigating Russell Deal, Apple Grove; another accident that ocMrs. Sherald Rosenberger, curred in Chester Township Leon; Bonnie Fairchi ld , near the Red Brush Church. Po int Pleasant; Arlene A 1956 Ford pickup truck Scarberry, Mason; Rosetta owned by Dennis Boothe, Box Edwards, Point Pleasant; 22, Racine, had been parked Mrs. DaMy Russell and son, near the Hayward Bissell Middleport; Mrs. Daniel residence on the hill crest of Knotts and daughter, Mid- Twp . .Rd. 112. While Booth dleport; Mrs. Larry and Bissell were in the barn, Meadows and daugh te r, the truck went over the hill Milton ; Ronald Lytton , Apple striking a tree. As Booth and Grove ; Dtmple Barnhart, Bissell came out of the barn a Oak Hill, 0 .; Mrs. David small black car was leaving Connolly and son , Point the area. Booth advises there Pleasant; Von Stewart, New was damage to the rear of the Haven ; Sonny Meadows , truck . It appears that the Mason; John Jones, Hen- auto possibly backed into the derson; Jerry William s truck causing it to go over the Gallipolis ; ' Lisa l:reenJee: hill. The incident is under Point Pleasant. invesllgalion. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday , May 2, !!17M Mayor Andrews reported that all data has been filed with HUD. The Mayor also reported that a representative of Cardinal Homes mel with htm and they loured the village looking for possible building sites. Cardinal Homes builds housing umt s for low and moderate income famili es. The village, if it secures a federal grant , 'will purchase the property and, in turn . sell il to Cardinal Homes for the construction of the houstng units. Mayor Andrews also to ld cou ncil that Cardtnal Homes also toured Middleport Village for the same rea son. e BRANCHES of the fallen tree , shown above, on the nood road _ between Pomeroy and Middleport are decorated wi\h empty beer cans presenting an unusual sight, If not pleasant, to motorists. '69,! ,!, Art. .. or. l.ztter.? Save 520 on upright and get sl995 cleaning tools with purchase! J' REG. 109.90 WITH TOOLS 1 ' . AT RIGHT is one of the "dwnping" points on the flood road between Middleport and Pomeroy. Residents or the vtllages are voicmg complaints about dumping along the road which is not only used during floOd limes but also provides a pi cturesque drive when it is not littered with garbage and trash .• Motorists are warned FREE DELUXE TOOLS! TOP-FILLING DISPOSABLE Epic allegory 300 years old lop -Filling disposable dust bag avoids cloggmg, needs !ewer changes CONVENIENT ON·OFF PUSH-BUTTON TOE SWITCH DAYLIGHT HEADLIGHT Oaylight.Headhght ltnds di1t In darkest corners [t~(£ lJ p ' - -~; I< HIGH E1c1us1ve 6-way Otai·A-Nap · lowes! nap lo deepesl shag oi Jny othel carpets Model t455 . \..: oUil'- tO .:tf'll" Gl R'-"' - HOME FURNISHINGS • 1ST FLOOR Elberfelds In Pomeroy Meeting wtth council were Richard Newell, manager of PoinTView Cable TV and Paul Gerard They told council that th e vtllage is presen tly receiving three percent of the total gross received from !he vtllage . Newell explained that at the presen! time Poin'I'View Cable has filed four certtficates of corn- phance with FCC who regulates cable service Newell also commented that cuunctl does not have control over what they c'ha rge for pay se rvice I movie chann el\ but they do have to come to council to raise monthly cable rates . Newell noted that lh~y are presenlly negotiating for an fConltnued on page 10) PATCHiNG POT HOLES--The Pomeroy Street Department were using Monday's sunny weather to catch up on palchmg the many pot holes in the surface of the parking lots along the Ohw River . Ptclured at right shovel ing U1e fill matenal from a truck arc Donald Ward left, and .Jimmy Hawley. ' • at y • enttne WILLOW ISLAND, W. Va (UP!) - Federal mvestigators say they are confident they will eventually determ ine the reason for last week's scaffold collapse that ktlled 51 power plant workers. "We' ll come up with wha t happened," sa td Charles Straw, area director for the federal Occ upational Safety and ll ea lt'h Administration in western Pennsy lva nia. " It's not easy to try to piece things together,.. he s111d. " It 's a \<er y method ica l process We're gathenng all the phy stcal evidence we can " Three OS HA teams are ga thering data, including I I physical ev1dencc and Inte rviews, and Straw said the Investi gation mtghl take several weeks. Kenneth R. Brannon, 25, "We solidified our fmdings Crown C11y, escaped in jury today, an d a few other Monda y 10 an accident at I:35 lhini(s," Straw sa id ·· Hut we haven 't com pl eted 1t by any p m. on SR 553. The Gallia · Meigs Post means . Stale Highwa y Patrol said " We ' re ta lk tng to the brakes failed on Bran- everybody wh o we feel ca n non's coal truck causing 1t tu provide some useful inroll backwards 1nto an em- fonnauon Nqw, some people bankment. The vehicle then who were on the periphery of overturned . There was lhts thing, or were down the heavy damage. Brannon was road , or standt ng at the gate charged with insufficte nl ca n't offer much to us It 's gotng to take weeks. We're brakes A single car accident uc· going into all aspec ts of it." curred at 7:45 a.m Monday As relattvcs prepared to on c ~ 13 sn uth of sn 554 buy the remamm ~ Vlttlms where Charles W Pugh , 20, from last Thursday's ac· Middleport , lost co ntrol of his cident, work r esumed ca r "hich ran off the left side Monday at lhi' power pla nt. of the ·highway then over· The men were kill ed when a turned. Pugh wa s r harged scaffold coll"psed tnside an with havin g an unsa fe unfini shed cooli ng tower . vehicle. - ... · plunging them 168 feel lu the A lire was blamed for an ground accident at 2 p.m. Munday un Lincoln Pike. sou th of SH HI Boo ~ t•·rs to nwet wh ere Marilyn Sal! , 53, Gallipolis, going north , lust Southern Juni or High control of her car when a tire Athlettc Booste rs wtll rneel blew out . The veht cle ra n into Wednesday at7 :30 p.m. at the a ditch . junior high building. A wtndshield - type ac· There wtll be elecuon of ci denl occurred at I :55 p m. offi cer s. Par ents wh ose on SR 7, south of Swan Cree k children will be attendtng where coal fell from a coal juntor ht gh are asked to attruck breaking the wind- tend . Insured. Middleport firemen shield on a car operated by answered a mutual atd call Dretta James , 14, Crown • City. with a tanker. Elizabeth J . Pope, 17, PROBiNG THE.' T Vinton, was charged wllh Me igs Coun ty Sh en ff · EXTENDED FORECAST assured clear dist a nce James J . Proffi tt advises that Fair Thursday and following a traffic accident at deputies are in vestigating the Friday and • chance of 4:30p.m. on SR 160, one m1le reported theft of an Irish showers Saturday. Highs so uth of US 35. Setter and tool box and tools will be In th~ 6lls through The patrol sa id the Pope from Woodrow Engle. Jr , Rt. the period and lows mostly car struck the rear en d of an !, Middl eport. Th e theft will be in the 40s. auto operated by Catherine occurred someti me since Saunders, 25. Gallipolis. Friday. Trucker escapes mJury . ELBERFELDS FOR BUSINESS ,_ ' Fiftt•t•n Cenb \'ol. ~1 1 . :\o. 1~ Investigators ·confident Probe NOW OPEN ,, Mayor reports on efforts to • remedy traffic tie-up woes l ~tH' •• '· to the grou nd . The services for Steele's brother, Emmell, and Steele's four sons - Ernest , Larry, Miles and Ronald were held tn a high schoo l gymnasium Sunday because none of the country churches in Pleasants County could hold the 2,000 mourners McVey, himself still shaken by last week 's scaffo lding the :=:=:=:=:=======:=:=::::::=======::::=:::;=====·=;=·=·=·=·=·=·r:=:::::=:=:=:=:=========:=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:::::·:=:=:::.:::.:·:=:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·=·:-===·: co llapse, · eul ogized Steeles as "good men ." McVey choked ba ck the .·i' !i!. tears several lin1es as he tried to comfort the By Hdt'll and Hottel [i[! surv ivors . He read the 23rd Psalm . "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. HAIL THE EVER-<JIVING MO'J:HER! BY HELEN AND SUE BOTIEL Following the service. the RAP : caskets containing the bodies I am !6 and once felt that a woman should have a career and life of her own to be fulfilled. I was sOil')' for my mother ami thought her life was unmeam ngful. Well. I was wrong. A month ago I became very ill with the flu Mom cared for me day and night in such a lovmg unselfish way that I fmallv realized how beautiful her life ts With a family of ftve children, a house and husba nd, she RACINE Etleen managed to watt on me hand and fool anrl st1 ll keep the house Wick line Hamlin , daughter of spotless, no chore undone. Darllmppy , a nd the kids enjuymg Mr . and Mrs. Claren ce life. lt occurred to me that a woman with so much loving care fur Wtckline, a teacher m Con· her family certainly did have a nwaningfu llife I'm not knock- necticut , wtll be $~aker at mg a career, but there IS nollung medtOl'l'C or unfulhlling the annual Racine High about being the kin d of woman my mother ts! - FU'I'URF. Schpol Alumni banquet and dance whi ch has been set for HOUSEWWE Saturday , Ma y · 27, at DEARF.H. . Certainly isn't ' But all females ca n't be the kmd of woman Southern High Schoo l. This year !wu dances, open your mother is. And that's what ltberalton ts all "buul. Nowda) s we 're a llo\1- to the pubhc, Will be staged m conjunction with the reunion ed to do what suits us best. -SUE from 9 p. m to midnight . A square dance will be held at DEARF' · One small subversive thought : I ca n'! help, as i reread your the junior high building and a letter, recalling the popular song about the " perfect w1fe and round dance w11 h music by "Feelings" will be held at the mother" who got fed up and stmply walked away . semor high May your Mom be so appreciated >he will never be tempted Alumni are again being to go that route -HELEN as ked to give one dollar dues for the Paul Carnahan RAP: I'm ltving wtth a wonderful guy. We a ren 't ready for mar- Memorial Scholarship. A1500 riage as we 've both been divorced. 1I marned at 16- very bad- scholarship IS gtven each ly , and have a 4-year-old daughter. I We 've been together two year at the banquet. Tickets years and I want a baby. I'm afraid my IIH>lhct· would never for the banquet are 15 each speak lo me agam tf her grandchild was "tllcgtlunatl' ·• She's and are now on sale at Cross and Suns , Racin e Food rust barely got used to our living together. Would a baby I without marriage I also Im ve a bad effect on Markel , Village Cut Rate Store or may be secured by my daughter' - CONCERNED sendtng monH ;~nrl ;~ DEAR CON : stamped, self . addressrrl For Pete 's sake: you've been happtly together two yea rs. envelope to Mrs. Haymond you want to share the responsibility of a baby. Why then are Pierce, Route 2, Box 44 , you two afraid of mama ge'' Tak e a deep bre<Jtli and get thee to Ractne . a minister.- HELEN No reservaltons will be accepted after May 24 and l'ON : dues are tu be sent lu Mrs. Your daughter might not be affecte-d now, but constdcr this Pierce or patd at the dance or if she ts raised in a ltve-together-ni>-marnage situation, she' ll dinner . Mem bers of th e probably consider that kind of life too. Are you "modern " JUnior cla ss and thei r enough nut to revert back to your mother 's altitudes when your mothers will serve a 6 p. m. ch il d stat·ts dating ? And do you really want thts for her '- SUE ham dinner . ,, At Pomeroy-M~s,on Bridge i , Fire losses set at $5,000 l.<Jsses were set at $5 ,000 as the result of a fire which Motorists following fire str uck a mobtle horre on trucks to the scene of a fire were warned today that there Ro ute 124 near the Nathan Biggs residence at 10:55 a.m. is a village ordinance m Monday. Middleport providing for Pomeroy Fire Chief penalties. Firemen said that a fire in an outbuilding at 690 Laurel St. at 6 : ~ p.m. Monday could have been disastrous in that Sheriff's 'crime so many motorists and sightseers were on hand that alert message ' . it was almost Impossible to lay a hose with which to fight Meigs Couoty Sheriff the fire. James J. Proffitt allen the "H It had been someone's following Operation Crime horne, It could have been Alert Message: destroyed because we were Before you sign on the unable to get set up to fight dotted Uue on any contract, the fire", a fireman comwhether It's home repair, mented last night. aulo service, or the purThe outbuilding destroyed cbaoe of a major home by fire Monday night was appliance- make sure you owned by Lawrence Manley. read lbe fine print. Operation Crime Alert reminds you that Incomplete contracts or promises made that aren't Clear and cold tonight, with In wrillng, could spell 1 low between 35 and 40. trouble: Make sure you iUIVIy and not as cool Wed· read and understand what 1esday, with highs in the mid you're slgoilla - If oot, !Os. have It explained. Signing a blaak coatracl Is like SQUAD RUN 1lgalog a blank check. It 11 The Pomeroy Emergency legaDy blading In moat Squad wu caned to Rock ea11ea. Be oo a Crime Alert Springs at 4:24 a.m . Tuesday - Be 1ure you undentand for Mlna Hart who was taken a contract before atgalng. to Veterans Memorial ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;:::::::::::::;.;:::;:::::~::::::::::.:::. &spital. .Charles !.ega r said that Mr . and Mrs. Butch Lightfoot who reside in the mobile home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Biggs were not at home when the fire started apparently around a hoi water heater. One room was completely destroyed and the remainder of the home was heav1ly damaged by heal and smoke. There was insurance on the trailer, Chief Legar satd, but did not know If con! ents were Weather NEW OWNERS - The M&R Corporation announced that the Meigs Ace Hardware Store and Radio Shack located In the Meigs Plaza, Middleport, has been sold lu HI'S partnership. The new owners, Todd Hinerman, Jim ~ape and Jack Slavin. assumed operations ,Monday. IS/lown are, 1... , Todd Hinerman, Jack Slavin, Jim Pape, Bill Childs, president of M&R , handing the keys to Slavtn , and John Musser, vice pesident of M&R. Other board of directors of M&R are Bernard Fultz, Jay ' Hall, Jr., Hichard Owen and Dr . H. R. Pickens, ~ u The World Today Soviet spy normal boy By United Press International DETROIT - ROBERT THOMPSON, A SOVIET SPY WllO was exchanged for a Minnesota college student held in 1\asl Berlin, wa s a "nonml bo)" during Ins childhood in Ddrmt, actord1 ng to relative s Thompson, 45, flew ~1 nnda y from :-lew York lo East Germany after he was swa pped fo r Alan Van l'orman, 22, of Windom. Mtnn The East German s traded Van Norman for Thompson, who \\ as sentenced 1n l965to 30 years 10 prison for spyin g on missile sttcs. plants and military installations in the Detroit area for the Russwns. Oaims Kefauver took bribes CHICAGO - BOBBY BAKEH. PHES rDENT Lyndon B. Johnson's one-time atde wllo was convt cted of innuence peddling , clatms the late Sen . Estes Kefauver of Tennessee too k bribes in money and sexual favors. Writing in the June iss ue of Playboy Magazine with jou rnalist Larry L Ki ng, Baker says Kefauver "was among those senators who willingly put themse lves up for sale ; he didn't particular ly ca re whether he "as paid 111 com or woman 10 injured in series of fires ATLANT IC CITY ,:-< . J .- AT !.EAST 10 PERSONS were InJured in a series of fi res m the Chelsea seclton of AtlanUc City . 1' . J ., today . 1nc ludi ng some who jumped into a ba y to escape the flames. Seve ral police men jumped into the water to rescue adults "nd ch ildren •ho leaped from the windows of a tw o<~tory townhouse at tile Bay Colony rondommium along the shoreline. Employee strike is settled TOLEDO - STRIKING TOLEDO SC'HOOL EM PLOYEES today ra ttfied a new contract w1th the Boa rd of Education following negotia tions that began late Monday night. The tentative agreermmt was rr~rh f>CI f'ar\y todav and 1Contin ued on page 21 24 CW A locals vote to strike I~' announ ced Friday . By DICK KIMMiNS Sigal! said he expected COLUMBUS t UP! ) OCSEA to JOin CW A in the About 6,000 public employee statewide wor k stoppage and members of the that together, the two unions Commun ica tions Workers of had the full intention to "shut America have wted ove r· down tl1e stale ." whelmingly to strike next "A strik e has been week in protest of what their ori zed and will be auth director called a "slap in the conducted," said Sigall. "We fa ce" wage boost far below tntend 10 intet·fere with the union's $!-an-h our acrosse\·crythinR. '' the-board salary tncrease Stgall satd the two unions demand. will try to se t up pickets and Herscltell Stgall , public shut down slate liquor stores, employee director for the dnvers' license examining CWA , told a Colwnbus news ·station s, slate mental health con fe rence Monday that 24 of hosptlals and the process of th e 27 union locals had state in co me tax refund authorized - wtth up lo 10-tochecks. one margins - the Stale "With com bined action, we Executive Board to set a dale can and will shut down this for a strike. state," said Sigall . Sigall said he expected the Sigal! sat d that a strike 18,000 state worker member s could be called within eight to of the Ohio Civil Service Emnine days by May 10 at the ployee Assoctation lo also latest. authorize a strike. " A message must be sent But OCSEA director back w tlw people of Ohio," Patrick R. Sorohan said in a prepare'(( statement Sigall 's said Siga ll. Last month . as past of a prediction wa s " simple salary increase lor 620 state conrccture" and that OCSEA j u d~es , the General was "keeping its options Assem ltl y boosted slate open" concerning any strike. empl oyees' salaries between OCSEA, which has 25,000 members statewide including 2fkents and 40<ents an hour . municipal workers , is Judges were given wage con ducting strike votes at the boosts of between 25 percent local level toda y and and 45 percent. " If we are as effective as I Wednesday . Th e strik e authorization is_. expected to ( Con~nued on pa~. 10) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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