http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/36ed56c730788bbe401cc813a8053b6f.pdf 246439bed9e3fee4cf390ce9ecfed76e PDF Text Text 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) �3~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday , May 2, 1978 . 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Mav 2.1978 Levy failures to result in school closings By ROSEMARY ARMAO COLUM BUS (UP! ) Whil e the governor ts sugges tin g usin g lottery profi ts, and a sta tewide education group is urging use of a state budget surplus to help out schools. 136 Ohio school dist~i cts will appeal directly to their taxpayers June 6 to pass levies . In 25 of these dtstncts. officia ls say fail ure to pass a levy will result 111 school closings before the end of the year In other distric ts , levy rejections will mean teacher layoff s, p rog ram curtatbments and the end of sports and extracu rricular adivity · Bob Grinoe of th e Ohio Education AsSociation said the 136 applications for levy votes filed with the secretary of sta te's office were probably only slighUy higher than normal in a primary election year, but 25 eme rgency levies was unusual. "Four or five years ago you never heard of them, but th ere seems to be a fad lately," Grime said. 'A number of school distri cts around the stale have already held special elections, not even waiting until June. The double problems of budget deficits and courtordered desegregation have compelled Cleveland city school officials tn """" R ~ 9 ~) _The World Todoy !Continued from page I) rattficalion was unanimous by both the Toledo Federaiion of Teachers and the American Federation of Teachers and the America n Federation of State. Co wlty and MW!icipal Employees. $7 million in damages sought CHICAGO- TWO UNION MEMBE.RS HAVE FILED a $7 million lawsuit seeking the removal of trustees of the Teamsters' health and welfare fund because of an ill-fated lllSUrance conLra ct. The suit was fli ed Monday in U. S. District Court by Claude Carpenter, Green Bay, Wis ., and James Adcock , Norwalk Ohio. It asks the court to order umon offtcials to sever all tie~ between the fWld and ex-convict Allen Dorfman. In addition th e suit charges the six present and past trwtlees of the fund with neg ligente m their admimslration of the central states south east and southwest areas health and welfare fWld . ' mill, ltve year emergency levy aild Columbus offi cials to go after an 6.6 mill , three year levy . Alth ough the 110,000 student Cleveland system, the state 's largest, is broke, Wlable even to pay teachers, the system has not shut Mwn by order of U.S. District Court Judge Frank Ba ttisti who has de manded th a t desegregation pro ceed on schedule. When white voters April 6 outvoted blacks to crush an emergency $30 million school tax levy, the state had to step in, advancing Cleveland all the state aid it had coming through May . H the June 6 levy also goes down, no one know' what wtll happen to the schools. Co lumbu s Ma yor Tom Moody pins th e future success of the entire Capital City on the June school vote . ' Quahty education, he says, determines growth and development opportunities The 90,DOO-student district faces an $11 million deficit this year and tf voters repeal tl1eir vote of last fall and defeat the levy, schools wtll close in November . Other city school dtstncts in trouble mclude Parma, asking for a 6.7 m(ll levy ; Bellev ue 111 Eri e County asking for 9 mills , Barberton after· 7.7 mills: Warren afier 8.118 mills; Talbmadge and Nordonia Hills. Three of the 15 di stricts confirm a projected $10.1 forced to close for periods million delict. That deficit cerllfied by the last fall are in trouble again . 1n Portage Co unty, sta te could put the city's Hoot slown LQcal voters will students on a month-long vote on an 8 mill emergency vacation this fall . In Canton the contracts of levy and James A. Garfield district voters will decide a 1ll teachers and nearly 100 6.9 mill issue. In Allen other employees will not be County , officials of the Allen renewed even If a 6.3 mill East dislmt say they need operating levy on the June 7.75 m11ls. ballot passes. Schools in Campbell near Special elections are not, face the however, the only symptom Youngstown staggering loss of 60 percent of atling schools. Cin cinnati voters who of their revenue with the rejected levy appeals last closing of the Campbell June and November will not Works of the Youngstown be at the polls June 6. But Sheet and Tube Co. Officials thei r school board , also believe no levy could pass m facing a poss1ble the city. In Cambridge, a 6.9 mill deseg rega tion order ; has asked the state auditor to Speed ·decreased ·COLUMBUS (UP! I - Ohi o Htghwa y P atr o l Superintendent Col. Adam Reiss said today speed on Ohio's highw ays had decreased due to voluntariy compliance with lhe 55 mileanhour speed linoit and the presence of patrolmen. Th e patrol began a federally funde d prog ram called OASIS - Ohtoans Against Speedin g In our State on April 23 but Retss said the program has resulted tn no great increase in the nwnber of arrests made by troopers. "Apparently public knowledge of the program and the physical presence of office rs on high vtolatwn highways was sufficient motiva tion £or drivers to voluntarily slow down to legal speeds," sa id Retss. "A prelimmary revtew of spe ed su rveys condu cted thr oughout th e sta te last wrek indicates dnwrs are obcymg traffic law s at a sign ifi cantly higher r ate whtle ar rests have not mcreased appreciably," said Reiss. "Overall th e number of motorists exceeding the 55mileper hour speed llffi tt on interstate and two-lane hi ghways dropped by 22 per cent ," satd Reiss "The most notable decrease in speeders occ urred on th e hea vtly traveled interstate system where a 33 percent reduction was recorded.'' Reiss dis c.o unt ed comments that troopers are indis criminantly citing drtvers for extremely minor violati ons. · "As with any enforCEment program of this magnitude, rumors abo Wid ," Reiss said. "Be a,ssured that the Hi ghway Patrol has no intcntton of devtating from its traditional policy of firm but fair enf orcement of traffic laws." Lottery director resigning CLEVELAND - SHAKEN BY CHARGES ol corrupti on within the Ohio Lottery Commission and admitting he just doesn 't have any energy left to run the troubled state agency, Ohio Lottery Executive Dtrector Gerald J . Patronite has announced he will resign his post by J!Ule 1. At 30 years old, Patronite was the youngest and longest serving executive drrector of the Lottery - and its fow-th chief in four years . Mayor continues fight CLEVELAND - FIGHTING FOR HIS political life, embattled Cleveland Mayor DeiUlis Kucinich lS making a lastditch eff ort to stav.e off an abmost certain recall elections by taking the dispute to the courts . Kukinich. abandoning a self-imposed silence on the monthlong drtve to oust hlffi from office, lashed out at his political opponents and said he will ask a state court to prevent City Council Clerk Mercedes Cotner from validating the recall petitions gathered against hino . Analysis on attitude starts COLUMBUS - TilE OHIO CONSUMERS' COUNSEL has been given the go-ahead by the state Controlling Board to conduct a detatled analysis of the status and attitudes of electric and gas consumers throughout Ohio. The board Monday approved a $196,490 contract for Elrick & Lavidge , Inc. , of Ca lifornia , to survey t,200 customers and compile a profile on usage of·gas and electricity by September. Miss Hearst has new lawyer SAN FRANCISCO-PATRICIA HEARST, rebuffed by the U.S . Supreme Court in her efforts to avoid a return to prison, has a new lawyer. Partners F. Lee Bailes and Albert Johnson announced Monday they were withdrawing from the case because of the "compelling urgency" of other . business. Johnson told reporters that Miss Hearst's new lawyer would be George Martinez of San Francisco. THESE FIVE MEMBERS of Eastern High School's Future Farmers of America were in Columbus Friday and Saturday to attend the 50th anniversa ry FFA banquet at the State FFA convention. They were accompa nied by their advtsor , Artltur Arnold. The group tncludes, front , I to r. Larrv Hams and Blair Wmdon ; back, I to r, Don Italy's ruling party • • • IS res1stmg pressure Eynon , Bill Kautz and Ed Holter . Wes Untied, state president, presided and there were presentations of star and chapter awards as we11 as honorary degree ceremonies. The FFA story was told by the enterta ining group , "LIFE", and the OhiO FFA Band and Chorus entertained. HOSPITAL NEWS veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Ge orge Hackett, Sr ., Mtddl eport ; Fl ora Murphy , Ru tla nd ; Mil dred Arnold, Pomeroy; ' Jennie Williamson, Rutland ; Ne lli e Lemley, Portland : Sa die Brig ht , Gallipoll s; Bette Htll , New Hav en: Bartering " an d " Red media settin g va ri ous Li llia n Gress, Pom eroy ; Brigades Only Create deadlines were the work of Juanita Chapman, Clifton, W. Blood ." cranks . Bu~ they had no Va : Ross Morri s, New The rallies followed a rash comme nt on a call the Moro Ha ven ; Ali ce Russell , of letters in Moro's trembling famil y receivc>d Sunday, Pomeroy ; Conn1 e Ki se r. hand , a strong denunciation Chris tian Demo crati c Racine ; Pamela Lawrence, of party policies from hts sources said that call gave Minersville; Sharon Jessie, family and a spate of the family three hours to do Pomeroy. telephone call s settin g something to save Moro 's DISCHARGED - Herman conflicting deadlines for the life. They said the family 's Werry, Paul Kletn. Alice form er premier 's "execu- pubhc atta ck Sunday on the Curtis, Harry Stover, Mary tion." party 's no- negotia tions Arche r, Ma ggt e Gilmore, Investigators sa id they be - stance may have been a Robin Ritchie . lieved telephone ca lls to news response to the threat Millions of Italian workers By ERNEST SA.KLER partictpating m May Day ROM E I UP! ) - Italy's rallies throughout Italy ruling Ch ristian Democratic voiced support of the Party . ba c ked by mass demonstrations supporUng government 's refusal to Its refusal to negotiate with negotiate with the Red the Red Brigades , is resisting Brigades , who kidnapped pressure fo r a parliamentary Moro March 16, killing his debate on the kidnapping of five bodyguards. In Rome, 25,000 workers former Premier Aldo Moro. Pol iti cal official ~ sa id the marched from the Colosseum Christian Democrati c leader- to the Square of St. John ship. in a meeting Monday Lateran bearing signs wtth Premier Gi ulio reading : "No Deal With The BriRades ," " No Andreotti , decided to keep Red mana~ement of the Moro cnsts 111 its own hands . lbe offt cia ls sa td the Christian Democrats fear a parliaFor disc ussion purposes he enough to finance all benefits By DONALD H. MAY mentary debate would play WABHINGTON (UPI) which have been promised to suggested that : Into the hands of the Red - Over the next 30 or 40 Americans are the year 2050. Brigade s by widening the rift Many "As demographic changes years, as the health and both wtthtn \ts party and in debating whether Social the loose altance with the Security taxes should be cut resuh in a relatively older longevity of the elderl y next year. Fewer are population," ~e said, "Social continue to Improve , the Commumsts and Soctalisls whose support the Andreotti thinking about what othe.r Security costs are projected retirem ent bene fi t age government needs . fundamental changes may be to double within 5(] years, gradually would be mcreased Requests for a needed in the-system over the requiring the tax rate to rise from 65 (62 at reduced pento about 12 percent of taxable sion) to about 70. parliamentary debate on the next 75 years. - There would be a kidna pp ing and the One who does look that far payroll." Since employers and unlfonn monthly benefit for government's handling of the ahead Is A. Haeworth crisis came fr om two small Robertson , former chief employees each pay this rate, each resident of t he country lefti st parties, U1e Radicals actuary of the Social Security Social Securit y woul d regard1ess of past earnings , and Proletarian Democrats . Admin istrati on, now vice eventually cost 24 percent of marita I status or financial The Christian Democrats president of a consulting the earnings of all those need. . Benefits now range reaffir med the no - finn . covered by the program , he from $114 to $804-a-month . - For those unable to negotiations stance despite He told a meeting of the U. said. Mor e's appeal in letters to S. Chamber of Commerce Robertson's solution : "The work , there would be a govemn\ent leaders that his Monday that even tht tax nation's concept of Wll!'k, diitability program with more life be exchanged for 13 increases voted by Congress educati on, lei sur e · and emphasis on rehabilitation impri soned Red Brigades m December - which some rettrement must be revised." and retrain ing than the present one. terrorists. want to roll back - will not be ~ SS debate continues· ' Holzer Medical Center I Discharges, May 1) Mrs. Richard Allen and son, Marlene Barlow, Mrs. Darrell Black and daughter. Edna Bord en, George Cook, Peggy Ellis, Phillip Goodnite. Harol d Graber, Thelma Grueser, Roger Hensley, Willo ughby Hill , Louise Jones. Phyllis Lane, Marga ret Long, Vtvtan Martin, Mrs . Charles Masters and son , Gladys Mill er, Norman Mora, Donald Pie rce, Wendy Seaver , Albert Sowards, Woo d. Orpha Charl es Wooten. SPECIAL SESSION The Meigs County Commissioner s will meet in special session Wednesday at RUMMAGE SUE I p.m. with the MentallY, The re will be a ·rummage Retarded Boa~d to discuss sale Friday and Saturday, appli cation lor additional May 5 and 6, at Twin City funds for construction of a Shrine Club, Racme, from 9 training center for the a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. mentally retarded . levy was defeated April 6 as was a 12.9 mill levy last November. The school board plans to resubmit the levy, but also to chop $548,000 for its budget by ending extracurricu lar activities and shortening the school calendar by seven weeks . State educa lion experts and legislative leaders have estimated 170 school districts will face closings this fall. That's up from 15 closings, and 56 districts in serious trouble, last year . Legislative hearings have un cove red a number of reasons for the increasing financial woes. Soaring costs of material and labor contracts have certainly hurt as have legislative mandates Bengals select Browner ' - such as low teacherstudent ratios- thatbave not been fully funded. But a state system of school finance based on "district power equalizing" may be the prime culprit. A Hamllton County Common Pleas Judge has ruled it Wlconstitutlonal and legislators are considering replacing it but not before the November general elecUons. 1'he Ohio formula currently grants state aid oo the basts of local levies passed. The idea is to give more money to districts with lower property valuations. In practice, however, districts that can't get levies through its voters lose out on stale aid and face a double money loss. Athens Livestock Sales Saturday, Aprlll9, 1978 Feeder Steers (400-800 lbs.) 50.)5.60; Good 44.75-49. Feeder Heifers (400-700 lbs .l. Choice 46 49.75 ; Good 38.50·46. Feeder Bulls (400-800 lbs.l. Choice 50.25·54.25; Good <2· 50. Slaughter Butts (Over 1.000 lbs .) 41 -<5 10. Slaught er Cows , Utt lifies CINCINNATI (UP!) - The 38.25·40; Canners and cutters Ci ncinnati Bengals today 33.25·38.50. Veals (Choi ce and Prime) took Notre Dame defensive 61 -67.50. end Ross Browner as their Baby Calves !by the head) No. I pick in the college 300·49.50. I Hogs I football draft. Hogs (No . 1, Barrows and "He was the best available Gil ts. 200·230 lbs.) 46-46.25 player at thts stage of the Sows 35.1 0-4-4. tO. Boars 30. draft," Ben ga ls General Pigs (by the head) 25·4!1.50 Manager Paul Brown said immediately after selecting Browner. "In our projections, we figured this man would be the NOW YOU KNOW ~ond player taken in the The world's largest statue draft. He has extreme speed of a cow is in New Salem, D. and mobility. He is JUS! a N. The statute, 38 feet high tremendous down lineman. I and 50 feet long , comthink we got a real fine memorates the Holstein football player." brought to New Salem in the Asked why Browner was late 19th century. still aroWld when the Bengals picked eighth, Brown said, "People went for their needs, MARRIAGE UCENSE but we judged this man to be A marriage license was the best available at this issued to Donald Edward time . "We also thought about Whaley , 32, Rt. 1, Shade, and which person was still Ida Coleen Corsi, 23, Rt . 2, available that we would not Pomeroy. want to play against. In fa ct, a year ago, in our judgment, Browner was the best down lineman coming up . PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) There aren't many down Defensive tackle Herb Orvis linemen available this year ," was dealt Monday by the added Brown. "It's a very Detroit Lions to the skimpy area ." Baltimore Colts in return for wtde receiver Freddie Scott and o low choice in Tuesday 's RUMMAGE SALE draft . A rununage sale will be Orvis, 3t, made a held Wednesday from 9 to 3ln successful comeback from the basement of the Sacred knee surgery last year and Heart Church. played in all of Detroit's games . However, several Til E llAII.Y SENT INEL flareups with the Uons' many DF.\'OTEDTOTII E coaching staffs led to hts l NTI:RI;.<,T <W ME I(iS,WA.SON AREA disenchantment with the ROHEJtr HOt: F'U CII organization. Cit)' F'.ditor 11 ulil1Sht..od tllllly n:cept Su turd11 y IJy Oh1o Valley Publr.! hm ~; O;lm ~n y. Multunl!d li , Inc, lll (~1urt St . Plttnt·roy, Ohw 45769. 1\u~< mt.'S.." OHM'l' Phonic' 99'2· 2 1 ~ . ·nw Edtl urllll Ph111W99'2-2 1 ~7 St."t'Oiitl class jltiSilt,l(c paid ill PutllCMJ} , otuu. 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See Us at the Pomeroy Bend Bridge . •• Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK I UP!) - Sufficiently provoked, any' human bemg wtll react, no matter how meek or docile he might be otherwise. Thurman Munson had reached that point and he responded accordingly. The Yankee catcher isn't that meek or docile to start with, nor is he so belligerent that he'll go out of his way looking for trouble. If it comes, he'sready. His nature is such that he won't bock off. After the Yankees-Twins game at Bloomington, Minn., Friday night, a fan waiting outside asked MW!son for his autograph. The fan , a 22-yearold University of MiiUlesota sophomore, wanted the signature on a fraternity pledge paddle ~had with him and Munson chose not to s1gn it. The youth persisted. Munson kept saying no. Instead of accepting that, the student, Stewart Thornley, continued followiilg Munson and when another fan, a girl said hello to the Yankee receiver, Thornley told her not to speak with him . " I don't like you, " MW!son said to Thornley , "The feeling is mutual," answered the autograph seeker. With that, Thornley charges, Munson grabbed him around the neck and trted to choke hlffi . As a result, the student has f1led an assault complaint with the Bloomington Police Department. ' MWlson admits he put his hand on Thornley but denies trying to choke hino . He says after Thornley asked him for his signature 10 times, "I just got sick of it " Stewart Thornley was borrowing trouble by insisting the way he did and he aggravated an already bad situauon with his response to Munson. i'm inclined to do-ubt the whole thing will ever get to court but whether it does or not, the question arises, as it generally does in incidents of this type, is a btg league ballplayer obliged to sign autographs forfans, and if so, when does his obligation cease' Anyone in the pubic eye, a head of state, a ballplayer, a prize fighter , an actor or whatever, knows .that Signing autographs comes with the territory. It's part of the price of fame . Most autograph seekers are well behaved ; some aren't. They think nothing of mtruding during a private conversation or a meal, and sometimes once isn't always enough. Occasionally they want the same person 's autograph twice or three linoes. That can get on anybody's nerves . Once in awhile, adults will approach for an autograph selfconsciously . "This isn't for me," they'll say. "It's for my S-year old little nephew. Would you please sign 'To Mervyn '' And when you finish that, I have two other nieces who are crazy about you, loo , II Multiply that a few hundred tinoes or so, and you can see for your sell how it would begin to wear down anyone . The only professiona l athlete 1've ever seen who repeatedly refused to sign his name was Bill Russell. He made it a bigger thing than it should 've been and certainly didn't win any friends for himself wtth his inflexible head-in-the-sand attitude. Personally , I've observed rudeness on both sides in the area of autograph givirig and receiving . But for every Bill Russell , there are countless others who don't mind the temporary inconvenience of signing their name. Richie Hebner of the Philhes is an example. He understands what an autograph can mean to someone . "Half this game is public relations, " he says. "Signing autographs is a part of that. The average person who struggles for a living, working 40 how-sa week, puts us up on a pedestal where we don't really belong. If ailyone asks me for my autograph, 1'm happy to give it. When I sign my name for someone, maybe a little kid, and then his father or mother comesoverandsays, 'Thanks, Mr . Hebner,' It makes me feel good. It's a little ego thing with all of us. " As a kid gro10ing up in Boston , Hebner was a red-hot Red Sox fan . "I remember waiting outside Fenway Park and gelling autographs from Ted Williams, Frank Mal>l.one, Sammy White, Jackie Jensen and Pete RW!nels, " he says. "The guy who was my idol, though, was Mickey Mantle. I made up my mind I was going to get his autograph no matter what. One day , he came out of the park after a ball game and I caught him just before he got on the bus. He gave me his autograph and I took it home. You know something ? I still ha ve it." RIVERSIDE VOLKSWAGEN lftl MUFFLER SPECIAL Now Thru May 31, 1978 1967-1973 V.W. Beetles DOWNING-CHILDS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Middleport, 0. _ '40 99 Plus . Tax, Installed Air Conditioned Cars; Cars With Trailer Hitches; And Other Models Also At Special Spring PriCes Now Thru May 31, 1978 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 446-9800 195 Upper River Rd.' GaiUpolis, Ohio and advanced on an error and a passed ba II . Chuck Kennedy walked and stole second, and then Tim Hood cracked a double to score both ruiUlers. But the hosts got one run back in the bottom of the inning nn a single and an error. Three doubles and a walk allowed the lronmeo to plate three runs in the bot tom uf the fifth. There was no other scunng Beoing got the win as he Southern edges North Gallia By ·Greg BaUey Although their pitchers gave up 10 walks, the Southern Tornadoes came from behind to notch a 7-Q wm over visiting North Gallialast night. John Sayre came on tn relief of Mike Huddleston to notch the win . It was a scoreless dual until the third when North Gallia picked up one. Lookadoo singled, stole second, and raced home on an error. Southern took control in the bottom of the Inning with four runs . Kelly WinebrPnnfl'r opened with a single and after a sacrifice Sieve Hill walked. Sayre and Rtchard Teaford followed wtth singles and then Tim Brinager unloaded a two-run double. The Pirates regained the lead 5-4 wtth a three-run fifth . After one was out, two walks and three straight smgles accounted for the runs. Southern won it in the sixth when Mike Nance walked and pinch hitter Johnny Pape singled. A passed ball and an error accounted for one run CINCINNATI (UPI) Tom Seaver, dressed in street clothes, sat in front of his locker, his face mirroring the frustration he is experiencing . Seaver's life-time record offers conclusive proof that he's one ofthe best pitchers of his era. And his honest and ca ndid answers to the barrage of questions fired his way proved he IS also quite a man . So did the patience he exhibited ~s he . endured a post-game 111terv1ew of some 15 minutes when you knew that the last thing he really wanted to do was talk . Not once during the 111terview did Seaver make any statement that hinted of an alibi for the 11-3 record he has alter six starts this season. "I wish I knew the answer. I feel completely helpless. I've had bad streaks, but nothing this drastic,'' said Seaver after he failed to survive the third inning Monday night as the Philadelphia Phillies thumped the CinciiUlati Reds, 12-1, in the opener of a twogame series at Riverfront Stadium. .. It's embarrassi ng , e·x~ tremely frustrating , especially when you feel good physically," said Seaver. who yielded seven runs, six of them earned, seven hits, walked six and struck outtwo before departing after a leadoff single by pitcher Steve Carlton and a double by and a walk to Herbi e Ervin, a Alexander tomght at home. Winebrenner single and an The Tornadoes ate 2-2 in error pushed across two SVAC and 7-5 overall. more Shaw Jed the Ptrates with North Ga lli a got three tw o sin gles. Loo ka dou , stngles in the seventh and Howell, Minnts, Plants, and with one out had the go-ahead Pet rie each had a single. run on second . But the next Nort h Gallia 001 130 1-<i 7 4 batte r ground ed out and Sayre fann ed the last batter Southern o64 003 X- 7 6 3 Petrie, Loo kadoo (4, LP I, for the wm . Teaford and Winebrenner Minnis (61 & Loo kad oo, led the htttmg wtth two Minms I 41. t...ookadoo. ' Huddleston, Sayre 15, WP t, smgles, Brinager and Huddleston had a double each, and Forb es. Nanc e 121. and Sayre and Pape had Brinager 131 . singles Southern pl ays Bake McBride gave the Phtl s a 7-'J lead with none out in the third !lUling . Talk1n g wa s a Seave r whose brilli ant pitching explmts have won htm th ree Cy Young Awards : a pitcher who Reds Mana ger Sparky Anderson c u n I ide n t I y predicted this spring would wm 25 games lhts season With the Los Angele s Dodgers tdle. the Reds had had a chance to move within a few percentage po111ts of the current leaders ur th e National Ll?ague's western diVISIOn . "We needed a VICtory, " satd Seaver. "''Ne needed a complete game because our relief pitchers are ttred. I fa iled. That' s what hurts , especially "hen you 're pttchmg lor a cont ending cl ub. "Five runs m one inning,'' muttered Seaver, shaking his head in disebeliel. · That's how many runs the Phillies scored in the first inning when they bunched £our singles, one a two-run buuncer to right field off the bat of Phtlhe lefty Steve Carlton. and three walks as they sent 10 batters to the plate. s ~ave r couldn 't remember when , ir ever, he was ~ive n such a rude reception. The 32-yea r-old ri ght hand er also co uldn 't remember when , tf ever, he had walked six batters in two mmngs. One of those walks was issued with ' the basesloaded in the first Inning to Jim Morri son, a rooki e second baseman. who entered the game with only stx official trips to the plate in the majors "I've never had a control problem since the 1974 season when I had the 11 -11 record," said Seaver. " But then there was a reason. I had a pinched sciatica nerve in my hip. That's what ts so frustra ttng. I've never had a period like this without something being wrong with me physically ." And Seaver was qu tck to ass ure li sten ers that physica lly he has never felt better than he does today . "I can't understand it," he continued. " If I fel t I didn 't ha ve decent stuff when I went out to the mound it would be different. I was inconsistent in locating my pitches when f warmed up before the game. But 1 never pass judgment on myself by how I'm throwing in the bullpen. "I'm a fastball pitcher," he added. "Three clements are involved veloci ty. movement and location : Sometinoes you have all three going for you . Sometimes you just have t wo. And sometinoes none." "l watched Seaver's every move, " said Anderson. " If he's doing anything different. MelO'S ga}s ""t=! wh•"p Rock e1 0 girls 11-9 Lines cores Spllflortr , Bird (7 ), M•ngor l · 171 , ColbOrn (8 1 and Porter . play . Beollle. Easlwlck t< l. Lyle 181 Meigs 102 311 3- 11 12 4 ond Munson . W- Eoslwlck t I· Wellston 430 110 0- 9 10 5 OJ. L- Spllllortf ( A.2). HR Konsos Ci ty . Porrer 12 1. Bartrum and Chapman. Staten (LP), Baker (71 and (On ly games scnecluted l Case, Brooks (4). each got a single. Tonight Metgs hosts Warren in a AA section game at 4:30. They go to Waverly Wednesday and then host Loga n Friday. Metgs 002 000 0- 2 5 I Jackson 001 030 X---4 4 1 Owens & Becker. Beoing - Harless. went the distance, fanning stx and walking two Waugh cracked a double and a single to pace the wtnners. Ma nnering and Baisden each got a dou ble. Greg Becker and Hood led Meigs with a triple and a double res pect ively. Mike Triplett. Mitch, and Owens Phils roll over Reds, 12-1 Wildcats edge Eagles, 12-11 WITH PR'OTECTION FOR YOUR 'PROPERTY! PROTECTION 'FOR YOUR FAMILY! problems lately but •Owens walked six and struck out seven while yielding just four hits. Meigs took a 2-0 lead "in the third inning when Mark Mitch opened with a single By Greg Bailey Meigs' Tom Owens turned in a respectful . performance In going the distance but the Marauders fell to host Jackson last night 4-2. Meigs' pitchers have had control By Greg Bailey The Meigs girls lastpitch team unleashed a 12-hit attack enroute to an tl-9 win over host Wellston last night. April King went three for four at the plate while Beth Bartrum went the distance for the win , fanning five and walking twelve. It was a big come-frombehind win for the girls of Coach Rita Slavin after they fell behind 4-1 after one inmng . King walked and scored on a Terri Wilson single for Meigs' only lead until the seventh inning . , The losers scored four times in the first on ftve walks and two singles. They picked up three more in the second before Meigs got two more runs in the third on three errors and no hits. Malor League Results Bv United Preu International Meigs kept fighting back Narl onat League wtlh three runs in the fourth . N.V 200111000- 5110 Alta 200 00 1 12x - 6 11 I one each in the fifth and sixth, Swan . Metzg er (7), Lockwood and then three 111 the seventh . ( 8 ) and Stea rn s . Hanna , Camp ( 4 ) , Dev 1ne ( 6 ) , SOlomon (8 ) In that last frame, the first ' and Pocoro ba W- Solomon { 1 two Meigs batters drew 1) L ~ LOCkWOOO (0 1). walks. After a passed ball , Phila S ll OI004o-- 12160 Pat Vaughan pushed across C1 nc1 000 000 100- 1 5 (I Ci!l rll on , Garber (9 ) and the first run of the tnning wtth M cCa r ve r ; Seaver , Murray (3 ). a sacrifice fly. A force pla y Cap l lta (6). Tom l •n (8), Ba ir (9) and 8f!n ch W- Carll on (2 got in another run, and then alter an error and an inJ ). L - Seaver (0 J ) HR Ci nclnnatL Ben ci'T (5 ) tentional walk, Kath y Howard boomed a double San Doo 000 211 ooo4 4 1 Hannan Trace plated a run Bissell ; S. Beaver, T. Beaver PlsbQh 010 000 33:1. - 7 B I down the third base line for with no one out in the bottom (5), Shaffer (6) and Swain. Perry , Fin ger s (7J. Lee ( 8) and Dav is ; Rooker . Reuss (6). the last insurance run. of the seventh inning Monday B ibby (8) and Ott . W - Bibby King had a triple and two mghtto edge Eastern, 12-llln 12· 1L L - F l noers 11·41. HR s- singles on the mght. Three SM Diego, Winf ield ( 6 ) an SVAC contest. other Meigs gals had big In the see-saw battle, SanF ran 00000101 0- 2 60 nights as they each went to Eastern bo!Ulced back to tie CIN CINNATI (UP! ) 51.L OOOOOOOIG--1 60 Blue , Motl i tt (9) and H ill. the plate and cracked a the score atll-llin the top of Pete Rose failed to get a hit in Denny , Ham ilton (8 ), Lilfell tl1c inning. Paul Shaffer. the four at-bats Monday night 18 1, Vuckov l ch {9) and S1m double and single. They were third wildcat pitcher, was against the Philadelphia m on s W- 81ue (3. 1) . L - Oenny Wilskon, Howard , and Sonia Ash . whe winner while Greg Wigal Ph lilies, leaving the (l 11 . Wellston pitchers struck I On l y games scheduled ) took the Joss. Cincinnati Reds' star still out no one and walked five . American Lugue Linescore : four hits short of a ca reer Ball 000 101 20 2- 6 8 1 Vickers and Trace each had E. Meigs 002 134 1- 11 11 6 3,000 total hits. 805 003 00-4 20x- 9 9 I Stoddard 16). Kerr i· three hits for the hosts. Han. Trace503 102 1- 12 15 3 • Rose was stymied by Phils' ganBr iles. ( 71 and Dempsey : Torre z, Meigs hosts Logan for two Kine,s , Wigal (5) and lefthander Steve Carlton. Burgmeler {7), Stan ley (7) and a! Syracuse on Wednesday Fisk W- Torrez (J . t ) LBr i les 1121. HR s- Boston . Rice and then Jackson comes to 2 171 . town Thursday. Meigs will go K.C. 012 too ooo- ' 11 • to Belpre on Monday In the N. v. 100 030 <Ox- 8 II o first roWld of AA Sectional SPRING SER JIICE SPECIAL Don't be the victim of a burglary and lose all of your valuables. We have several insurance. packages to cover both home owners and home or apartment renters. You can be covered for loss of personal property such as jewelry or cameras and 'for damage to your home in the event of fire o'r other di saste r~ ' ADOLPH'S Marauders drop 4-2 tilt to JHS . Today's I couldn't tell. "But," added Anderson , "I'll tell you this - quality always returns. and Seave r is quality. " After Seaver's departure Monday night, th e Phi is ptcked up an etghth run in the fifth inning off Dale Murray and added thetr final fo ur in the etghth off Dave Tomlin. Meanwhtl e, Ca rlton and Gene Garber, who pitched the ninth, yielded only ftv e hits, one a seventh inning homer by Johnn y Bench that acco unted for the Reds' only run . Mat or L eague Standtn gs. By United Pres s tnt er natt on a l American League Eas t W L pet. National League East W 11 Phil a /Ilion t rea 1 Ch1cago Piltsbrgh New York 51 LOUIS L Pc1. 7 6 11 GB 579 9 .550 ~ I 10 9 10 13 526 435 11 1 J l~ 912 429 JIJ 11 8 11 W es t W L. Pet. GB Los Angel s 13 J 650 C1ncm nat l3 9 591 1 San Fr an 11 10 52<1 21? Hovs ton 10 12 455 <i San D1ego 7 13 350 6 Atlan ta 7 14 333 6 1 1 Monday ' s Results At lan t a 6, New York 5 Ph•lad elph i a 12, Ci nci 1 P1!fSburgt1 J, Sa n D1 ego 4 San Fran 2, St . Lou 1S 1 Todav 's P ro babl e Pttchers (All Ttmes EDT) Los Angeles ( Rau J Ol at Chicago ( R Reusch(> I J 2). 2 JO pm San Fran c1•-,;co (Montefusco 1 I / at St Lou 1s t Denny 20 ). 1 JO pm ( RICha rd 1 21 at Montrea l ( Dues 0 1J. 7 35 p m San D 1ego (Owchm k.o 1 2) at P1tt s bu rg n (Ca ndelaria 1 3 ), 7 35 p m New Yo r k ( Bruhert 1 21 at Atlanta <Ruthven 1 J) , 7 35 Pm <Only games scheduled / Wednesday 's Gam es Los Angel es at Chicago Hous ton a t Mont r eaL n ight San D 1ego at P i llsbgh , n tgh t San Fran a t St . Lou is, n1ght New York at A tl anta , night Pl11la at Cinci nnat i , niQhl Hous ton Oe rr o1 t Boston New York M ii Wauke Cleveland Ba111more Toronto 5 722 - 1'1 9 571 11 9 . 550 9 11 450 3 5 1~1 Pc1. GB 1121 400 W l 1 17 51:1 6 6' • 8 II 8 12 8 ]] West Oakland Kan Ctly Cal if Te )(as Cht cago GB 13 16 s 14 6 14 1 9 10 6 11 HJ2 700 J1, 667 7 6 4l 4 333 333 91 1 Mtnn eso t a 8 16 91':; Seatlle 8 18 . JOB 10 '• M ond ay's Resul 1s Bo ston 9, Batltmor e 6 New Yo rk 8, Kan Ctty 4 Today 's Probab le Pih:hen (All Tim es EDT J Kans as Ctty (Gu r a 2 0) at New York. (H unter 0 3). a p m Balltmore (0 Marttnez 2 II at Boston I R tpley 0 I L 7 . 30 p m Chtcago ( Wood 1 3 ) a t M il Wdukee (So renson 2 11, B 30 pm Cl~ve lano I Wail!. 1 11 at Sea ttle ( Po le 2 31. 10 J .S p m 1oronto (Unde rwooa 02 J a t Oo ktand t Keouqh 1 0 1. 10 JO pm Detr o1 t Ca!J t orn1a (MOrr iS (Br et t OOJ at 1 1), 10 30 pm Wedne sday 's Games M1nnesota at Bo ston , night l<an C1ty at New York. , n1ght Texas at Bal t i more. n1ght Chicago at Milwaukee , night Det roi t at Ca11 fOr n1a , n 1ght Toronto at Oakl and . night Clev el and at Seatt le , n 1gh t ACCIDENT COVERAGE . ,ll\. .j ""·., ~1\S£81\U. 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Whether it's for the wedding ceremony, the college education, or for any other good reason. come to City Loan & Savings for a personal loon. Borrow v.~th trust where Ohioons have saved with trust since 1912. CITY LOAN &..SAVINGS (ST t<Jil t:J C\ i\ ftMr'ICi.\1 ~ vtce ot ~.:I CONTPIJI_ C>\TA COf\~ATION We find lllliYI to help. I �3~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday , May 2, 1978 . 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Mav 2.1978 Levy failures to result in school closings By ROSEMARY ARMAO COLUM BUS (UP! ) Whil e the governor ts sugges tin g usin g lottery profi ts, and a sta tewide education group is urging use of a state budget surplus to help out schools. 136 Ohio school dist~i cts will appeal directly to their taxpayers June 6 to pass levies . In 25 of these dtstncts. officia ls say fail ure to pass a levy will result 111 school closings before the end of the year In other distric ts , levy rejections will mean teacher layoff s, p rog ram curtatbments and the end of sports and extracu rricular adivity · Bob Grinoe of th e Ohio Education AsSociation said the 136 applications for levy votes filed with the secretary of sta te's office were probably only slighUy higher than normal in a primary election year, but 25 eme rgency levies was unusual. "Four or five years ago you never heard of them, but th ere seems to be a fad lately," Grime said. 'A number of school distri cts around the stale have already held special elections, not even waiting until June. The double problems of budget deficits and courtordered desegregation have compelled Cleveland city school officials tn """" R ~ 9 ~) _The World Todoy !Continued from page I) rattficalion was unanimous by both the Toledo Federaiion of Teachers and the American Federation of Teachers and the America n Federation of State. Co wlty and MW!icipal Employees. $7 million in damages sought CHICAGO- TWO UNION MEMBE.RS HAVE FILED a $7 million lawsuit seeking the removal of trustees of the Teamsters' health and welfare fund because of an ill-fated lllSUrance conLra ct. The suit was fli ed Monday in U. S. District Court by Claude Carpenter, Green Bay, Wis ., and James Adcock , Norwalk Ohio. It asks the court to order umon offtcials to sever all tie~ between the fWld and ex-convict Allen Dorfman. In addition th e suit charges the six present and past trwtlees of the fund with neg ligente m their admimslration of the central states south east and southwest areas health and welfare fWld . ' mill, ltve year emergency levy aild Columbus offi cials to go after an 6.6 mill , three year levy . Alth ough the 110,000 student Cleveland system, the state 's largest, is broke, Wlable even to pay teachers, the system has not shut Mwn by order of U.S. District Court Judge Frank Ba ttisti who has de manded th a t desegregation pro ceed on schedule. When white voters April 6 outvoted blacks to crush an emergency $30 million school tax levy, the state had to step in, advancing Cleveland all the state aid it had coming through May . H the June 6 levy also goes down, no one know' what wtll happen to the schools. Co lumbu s Ma yor Tom Moody pins th e future success of the entire Capital City on the June school vote . ' Quahty education, he says, determines growth and development opportunities The 90,DOO-student district faces an $11 million deficit this year and tf voters repeal tl1eir vote of last fall and defeat the levy, schools wtll close in November . Other city school dtstncts in trouble mclude Parma, asking for a 6.7 m(ll levy ; Bellev ue 111 Eri e County asking for 9 mills , Barberton after· 7.7 mills: Warren afier 8.118 mills; Talbmadge and Nordonia Hills. Three of the 15 di stricts confirm a projected $10.1 forced to close for periods million delict. That deficit cerllfied by the last fall are in trouble again . 1n Portage Co unty, sta te could put the city's Hoot slown LQcal voters will students on a month-long vote on an 8 mill emergency vacation this fall . In Canton the contracts of levy and James A. Garfield district voters will decide a 1ll teachers and nearly 100 6.9 mill issue. In Allen other employees will not be County , officials of the Allen renewed even If a 6.3 mill East dislmt say they need operating levy on the June 7.75 m11ls. ballot passes. Schools in Campbell near Special elections are not, face the however, the only symptom Youngstown staggering loss of 60 percent of atling schools. Cin cinnati voters who of their revenue with the rejected levy appeals last closing of the Campbell June and November will not Works of the Youngstown be at the polls June 6. But Sheet and Tube Co. Officials thei r school board , also believe no levy could pass m facing a poss1ble the city. In Cambridge, a 6.9 mill deseg rega tion order ; has asked the state auditor to Speed ·decreased ·COLUMBUS (UP! I - Ohi o Htghwa y P atr o l Superintendent Col. Adam Reiss said today speed on Ohio's highw ays had decreased due to voluntariy compliance with lhe 55 mileanhour speed linoit and the presence of patrolmen. Th e patrol began a federally funde d prog ram called OASIS - Ohtoans Against Speedin g In our State on April 23 but Retss said the program has resulted tn no great increase in the nwnber of arrests made by troopers. "Apparently public knowledge of the program and the physical presence of office rs on high vtolatwn highways was sufficient motiva tion £or drivers to voluntarily slow down to legal speeds," sa id Retss. "A prelimmary revtew of spe ed su rveys condu cted thr oughout th e sta te last wrek indicates dnwrs are obcymg traffic law s at a sign ifi cantly higher r ate whtle ar rests have not mcreased appreciably," said Reiss. "Overall th e number of motorists exceeding the 55mileper hour speed llffi tt on interstate and two-lane hi ghways dropped by 22 per cent ," satd Reiss "The most notable decrease in speeders occ urred on th e hea vtly traveled interstate system where a 33 percent reduction was recorded.'' Reiss dis c.o unt ed comments that troopers are indis criminantly citing drtvers for extremely minor violati ons. · "As with any enforCEment program of this magnitude, rumors abo Wid ," Reiss said. "Be a,ssured that the Hi ghway Patrol has no intcntton of devtating from its traditional policy of firm but fair enf orcement of traffic laws." Lottery director resigning CLEVELAND - SHAKEN BY CHARGES ol corrupti on within the Ohio Lottery Commission and admitting he just doesn 't have any energy left to run the troubled state agency, Ohio Lottery Executive Dtrector Gerald J . Patronite has announced he will resign his post by J!Ule 1. At 30 years old, Patronite was the youngest and longest serving executive drrector of the Lottery - and its fow-th chief in four years . Mayor continues fight CLEVELAND - FIGHTING FOR HIS political life, embattled Cleveland Mayor DeiUlis Kucinich lS making a lastditch eff ort to stav.e off an abmost certain recall elections by taking the dispute to the courts . Kukinich. abandoning a self-imposed silence on the monthlong drtve to oust hlffi from office, lashed out at his political opponents and said he will ask a state court to prevent City Council Clerk Mercedes Cotner from validating the recall petitions gathered against hino . Analysis on attitude starts COLUMBUS - TilE OHIO CONSUMERS' COUNSEL has been given the go-ahead by the state Controlling Board to conduct a detatled analysis of the status and attitudes of electric and gas consumers throughout Ohio. The board Monday approved a $196,490 contract for Elrick & Lavidge , Inc. , of Ca lifornia , to survey t,200 customers and compile a profile on usage of·gas and electricity by September. Miss Hearst has new lawyer SAN FRANCISCO-PATRICIA HEARST, rebuffed by the U.S . Supreme Court in her efforts to avoid a return to prison, has a new lawyer. Partners F. Lee Bailes and Albert Johnson announced Monday they were withdrawing from the case because of the "compelling urgency" of other . business. Johnson told reporters that Miss Hearst's new lawyer would be George Martinez of San Francisco. THESE FIVE MEMBERS of Eastern High School's Future Farmers of America were in Columbus Friday and Saturday to attend the 50th anniversa ry FFA banquet at the State FFA convention. They were accompa nied by their advtsor , Artltur Arnold. The group tncludes, front , I to r. Larrv Hams and Blair Wmdon ; back, I to r, Don Italy's ruling party • • • IS res1stmg pressure Eynon , Bill Kautz and Ed Holter . Wes Untied, state president, presided and there were presentations of star and chapter awards as we11 as honorary degree ceremonies. The FFA story was told by the enterta ining group , "LIFE", and the OhiO FFA Band and Chorus entertained. HOSPITAL NEWS veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Ge orge Hackett, Sr ., Mtddl eport ; Fl ora Murphy , Ru tla nd ; Mil dred Arnold, Pomeroy; ' Jennie Williamson, Rutland ; Ne lli e Lemley, Portland : Sa die Brig ht , Gallipoll s; Bette Htll , New Hav en: Bartering " an d " Red media settin g va ri ous Li llia n Gress, Pom eroy ; Brigades Only Create deadlines were the work of Juanita Chapman, Clifton, W. Blood ." cranks . Bu~ they had no Va : Ross Morri s, New The rallies followed a rash comme nt on a call the Moro Ha ven ; Ali ce Russell , of letters in Moro's trembling famil y receivc>d Sunday, Pomeroy ; Conn1 e Ki se r. hand , a strong denunciation Chris tian Demo crati c Racine ; Pamela Lawrence, of party policies from hts sources said that call gave Minersville; Sharon Jessie, family and a spate of the family three hours to do Pomeroy. telephone call s settin g something to save Moro 's DISCHARGED - Herman conflicting deadlines for the life. They said the family 's Werry, Paul Kletn. Alice form er premier 's "execu- pubhc atta ck Sunday on the Curtis, Harry Stover, Mary tion." party 's no- negotia tions Arche r, Ma ggt e Gilmore, Investigators sa id they be - stance may have been a Robin Ritchie . lieved telephone ca lls to news response to the threat Millions of Italian workers By ERNEST SA.KLER partictpating m May Day ROM E I UP! ) - Italy's rallies throughout Italy ruling Ch ristian Democratic voiced support of the Party . ba c ked by mass demonstrations supporUng government 's refusal to Its refusal to negotiate with negotiate with the Red the Red Brigades , is resisting Brigades , who kidnapped pressure fo r a parliamentary Moro March 16, killing his debate on the kidnapping of five bodyguards. In Rome, 25,000 workers former Premier Aldo Moro. Pol iti cal official ~ sa id the marched from the Colosseum Christian Democrati c leader- to the Square of St. John ship. in a meeting Monday Lateran bearing signs wtth Premier Gi ulio reading : "No Deal With The BriRades ," " No Andreotti , decided to keep Red mana~ement of the Moro cnsts 111 its own hands . lbe offt cia ls sa td the Christian Democrats fear a parliaFor disc ussion purposes he enough to finance all benefits By DONALD H. MAY mentary debate would play WABHINGTON (UPI) which have been promised to suggested that : Into the hands of the Red - Over the next 30 or 40 Americans are the year 2050. Brigade s by widening the rift Many "As demographic changes years, as the health and both wtthtn \ts party and in debating whether Social the loose altance with the Security taxes should be cut resuh in a relatively older longevity of the elderl y next year. Fewer are population," ~e said, "Social continue to Improve , the Commumsts and Soctalisls whose support the Andreotti thinking about what othe.r Security costs are projected retirem ent bene fi t age government needs . fundamental changes may be to double within 5(] years, gradually would be mcreased Requests for a needed in the-system over the requiring the tax rate to rise from 65 (62 at reduced pento about 12 percent of taxable sion) to about 70. parliamentary debate on the next 75 years. - There would be a kidna pp ing and the One who does look that far payroll." Since employers and unlfonn monthly benefit for government's handling of the ahead Is A. Haeworth crisis came fr om two small Robertson , former chief employees each pay this rate, each resident of t he country lefti st parties, U1e Radicals actuary of the Social Security Social Securit y woul d regard1ess of past earnings , and Proletarian Democrats . Admin istrati on, now vice eventually cost 24 percent of marita I status or financial The Christian Democrats president of a consulting the earnings of all those need. . Benefits now range reaffir med the no - finn . covered by the program , he from $114 to $804-a-month . - For those unable to negotiations stance despite He told a meeting of the U. said. Mor e's appeal in letters to S. Chamber of Commerce Robertson's solution : "The work , there would be a govemn\ent leaders that his Monday that even tht tax nation's concept of Wll!'k, diitability program with more life be exchanged for 13 increases voted by Congress educati on, lei sur e · and emphasis on rehabilitation impri soned Red Brigades m December - which some rettrement must be revised." and retrain ing than the present one. terrorists. want to roll back - will not be ~ SS debate continues· ' Holzer Medical Center I Discharges, May 1) Mrs. Richard Allen and son, Marlene Barlow, Mrs. Darrell Black and daughter. Edna Bord en, George Cook, Peggy Ellis, Phillip Goodnite. Harol d Graber, Thelma Grueser, Roger Hensley, Willo ughby Hill , Louise Jones. Phyllis Lane, Marga ret Long, Vtvtan Martin, Mrs . Charles Masters and son , Gladys Mill er, Norman Mora, Donald Pie rce, Wendy Seaver , Albert Sowards, Woo d. Orpha Charl es Wooten. SPECIAL SESSION The Meigs County Commissioner s will meet in special session Wednesday at RUMMAGE SUE I p.m. with the MentallY, The re will be a ·rummage Retarded Boa~d to discuss sale Friday and Saturday, appli cation lor additional May 5 and 6, at Twin City funds for construction of a Shrine Club, Racme, from 9 training center for the a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. mentally retarded . levy was defeated April 6 as was a 12.9 mill levy last November. The school board plans to resubmit the levy, but also to chop $548,000 for its budget by ending extracurricu lar activities and shortening the school calendar by seven weeks . State educa lion experts and legislative leaders have estimated 170 school districts will face closings this fall. That's up from 15 closings, and 56 districts in serious trouble, last year . Legislative hearings have un cove red a number of reasons for the increasing financial woes. Soaring costs of material and labor contracts have certainly hurt as have legislative mandates Bengals select Browner ' - such as low teacherstudent ratios- thatbave not been fully funded. But a state system of school finance based on "district power equalizing" may be the prime culprit. A Hamllton County Common Pleas Judge has ruled it Wlconstitutlonal and legislators are considering replacing it but not before the November general elecUons. 1'he Ohio formula currently grants state aid oo the basts of local levies passed. The idea is to give more money to districts with lower property valuations. In practice, however, districts that can't get levies through its voters lose out on stale aid and face a double money loss. Athens Livestock Sales Saturday, Aprlll9, 1978 Feeder Steers (400-800 lbs.) 50.)5.60; Good 44.75-49. Feeder Heifers (400-700 lbs .l. Choice 46 49.75 ; Good 38.50·46. Feeder Bulls (400-800 lbs.l. Choice 50.25·54.25; Good <2· 50. Slaughter Butts (Over 1.000 lbs .) 41 -<5 10. Slaught er Cows , Utt lifies CINCINNATI (UP!) - The 38.25·40; Canners and cutters Ci ncinnati Bengals today 33.25·38.50. Veals (Choi ce and Prime) took Notre Dame defensive 61 -67.50. end Ross Browner as their Baby Calves !by the head) No. I pick in the college 300·49.50. I Hogs I football draft. Hogs (No . 1, Barrows and "He was the best available Gil ts. 200·230 lbs.) 46-46.25 player at thts stage of the Sows 35.1 0-4-4. tO. Boars 30. draft," Ben ga ls General Pigs (by the head) 25·4!1.50 Manager Paul Brown said immediately after selecting Browner. "In our projections, we figured this man would be the NOW YOU KNOW ~ond player taken in the The world's largest statue draft. He has extreme speed of a cow is in New Salem, D. and mobility. He is JUS! a N. The statute, 38 feet high tremendous down lineman. I and 50 feet long , comthink we got a real fine memorates the Holstein football player." brought to New Salem in the Asked why Browner was late 19th century. still aroWld when the Bengals picked eighth, Brown said, "People went for their needs, MARRIAGE UCENSE but we judged this man to be A marriage license was the best available at this issued to Donald Edward time . "We also thought about Whaley , 32, Rt. 1, Shade, and which person was still Ida Coleen Corsi, 23, Rt . 2, available that we would not Pomeroy. want to play against. In fa ct, a year ago, in our judgment, Browner was the best down lineman coming up . PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) There aren't many down Defensive tackle Herb Orvis linemen available this year ," was dealt Monday by the added Brown. "It's a very Detroit Lions to the skimpy area ." Baltimore Colts in return for wtde receiver Freddie Scott and o low choice in Tuesday 's RUMMAGE SALE draft . A rununage sale will be Orvis, 3t, made a held Wednesday from 9 to 3ln successful comeback from the basement of the Sacred knee surgery last year and Heart Church. played in all of Detroit's games . However, several Til E llAII.Y SENT INEL flareups with the Uons' many DF.\'OTEDTOTII E coaching staffs led to hts l NTI:RI;.<,T <W ME I(iS,WA.SON AREA disenchantment with the ROHEJtr HOt: F'U CII organization. Cit)' F'.ditor 11 ulil1Sht..od tllllly n:cept Su turd11 y IJy Oh1o Valley Publr.! hm ~; O;lm ~n y. Multunl!d li , Inc, lll (~1urt St . Plttnt·roy, Ohw 45769. 1\u~< mt.'S.." OHM'l' Phonic' 99'2· 2 1 ~ . ·nw Edtl urllll Ph111W99'2-2 1 ~7 St."t'Oiitl class jltiSilt,l(c paid ill PutllCMJ} , otuu. 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See Us at the Pomeroy Bend Bridge . •• Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK I UP!) - Sufficiently provoked, any' human bemg wtll react, no matter how meek or docile he might be otherwise. Thurman Munson had reached that point and he responded accordingly. The Yankee catcher isn't that meek or docile to start with, nor is he so belligerent that he'll go out of his way looking for trouble. If it comes, he'sready. His nature is such that he won't bock off. After the Yankees-Twins game at Bloomington, Minn., Friday night, a fan waiting outside asked MW!son for his autograph. The fan , a 22-yearold University of MiiUlesota sophomore, wanted the signature on a fraternity pledge paddle ~had with him and Munson chose not to s1gn it. The youth persisted. Munson kept saying no. Instead of accepting that, the student, Stewart Thornley, continued followiilg Munson and when another fan, a girl said hello to the Yankee receiver, Thornley told her not to speak with him . " I don't like you, " MW!son said to Thornley , "The feeling is mutual," answered the autograph seeker. With that, Thornley charges, Munson grabbed him around the neck and trted to choke hlffi . As a result, the student has f1led an assault complaint with the Bloomington Police Department. ' MWlson admits he put his hand on Thornley but denies trying to choke hino . He says after Thornley asked him for his signature 10 times, "I just got sick of it " Stewart Thornley was borrowing trouble by insisting the way he did and he aggravated an already bad situauon with his response to Munson. i'm inclined to do-ubt the whole thing will ever get to court but whether it does or not, the question arises, as it generally does in incidents of this type, is a btg league ballplayer obliged to sign autographs forfans, and if so, when does his obligation cease' Anyone in the pubic eye, a head of state, a ballplayer, a prize fighter , an actor or whatever, knows .that Signing autographs comes with the territory. It's part of the price of fame . Most autograph seekers are well behaved ; some aren't. They think nothing of mtruding during a private conversation or a meal, and sometimes once isn't always enough. Occasionally they want the same person 's autograph twice or three linoes. That can get on anybody's nerves . Once in awhile, adults will approach for an autograph selfconsciously . "This isn't for me," they'll say. "It's for my S-year old little nephew. Would you please sign 'To Mervyn '' And when you finish that, I have two other nieces who are crazy about you, loo , II Multiply that a few hundred tinoes or so, and you can see for your sell how it would begin to wear down anyone . The only professiona l athlete 1've ever seen who repeatedly refused to sign his name was Bill Russell. He made it a bigger thing than it should 've been and certainly didn't win any friends for himself wtth his inflexible head-in-the-sand attitude. Personally , I've observed rudeness on both sides in the area of autograph givirig and receiving . But for every Bill Russell , there are countless others who don't mind the temporary inconvenience of signing their name. Richie Hebner of the Philhes is an example. He understands what an autograph can mean to someone . "Half this game is public relations, " he says. "Signing autographs is a part of that. The average person who struggles for a living, working 40 how-sa week, puts us up on a pedestal where we don't really belong. If ailyone asks me for my autograph, 1'm happy to give it. When I sign my name for someone, maybe a little kid, and then his father or mother comesoverandsays, 'Thanks, Mr . Hebner,' It makes me feel good. It's a little ego thing with all of us. " As a kid gro10ing up in Boston , Hebner was a red-hot Red Sox fan . "I remember waiting outside Fenway Park and gelling autographs from Ted Williams, Frank Mal>l.one, Sammy White, Jackie Jensen and Pete RW!nels, " he says. "The guy who was my idol, though, was Mickey Mantle. I made up my mind I was going to get his autograph no matter what. One day , he came out of the park after a ball game and I caught him just before he got on the bus. He gave me his autograph and I took it home. You know something ? I still ha ve it." 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It was a scoreless dual until the third when North Gallia picked up one. Lookadoo singled, stole second, and raced home on an error. Southern took control in the bottom of the Inning with four runs . Kelly WinebrPnnfl'r opened with a single and after a sacrifice Sieve Hill walked. Sayre and Rtchard Teaford followed wtth singles and then Tim Brinager unloaded a two-run double. The Pirates regained the lead 5-4 wtth a three-run fifth . After one was out, two walks and three straight smgles accounted for the runs. Southern won it in the sixth when Mike Nance walked and pinch hitter Johnny Pape singled. A passed ball and an error accounted for one run CINCINNATI (UPI) Tom Seaver, dressed in street clothes, sat in front of his locker, his face mirroring the frustration he is experiencing . Seaver's life-time record offers conclusive proof that he's one ofthe best pitchers of his era. And his honest and ca ndid answers to the barrage of questions fired his way proved he IS also quite a man . So did the patience he exhibited ~s he . endured a post-game 111terv1ew of some 15 minutes when you knew that the last thing he really wanted to do was talk . Not once during the 111terview did Seaver make any statement that hinted of an alibi for the 11-3 record he has alter six starts this season. "I wish I knew the answer. I feel completely helpless. I've had bad streaks, but nothing this drastic,'' said Seaver after he failed to survive the third inning Monday night as the Philadelphia Phillies thumped the CinciiUlati Reds, 12-1, in the opener of a twogame series at Riverfront Stadium. .. It's embarrassi ng , e·x~ tremely frustrating , especially when you feel good physically," said Seaver. who yielded seven runs, six of them earned, seven hits, walked six and struck outtwo before departing after a leadoff single by pitcher Steve Carlton and a double by and a walk to Herbi e Ervin, a Alexander tomght at home. Winebrenner single and an The Tornadoes ate 2-2 in error pushed across two SVAC and 7-5 overall. more Shaw Jed the Ptrates with North Ga lli a got three tw o sin gles. Loo ka dou , stngles in the seventh and Howell, Minnts, Plants, and with one out had the go-ahead Pet rie each had a single. run on second . But the next Nort h Gallia 001 130 1-<i 7 4 batte r ground ed out and Sayre fann ed the last batter Southern o64 003 X- 7 6 3 Petrie, Loo kadoo (4, LP I, for the wm . Teaford and Winebrenner Minnis (61 & Loo kad oo, led the htttmg wtth two Minms I 41. t...ookadoo. ' Huddleston, Sayre 15, WP t, smgles, Brinager and Huddleston had a double each, and Forb es. Nanc e 121. and Sayre and Pape had Brinager 131 . singles Southern pl ays Bake McBride gave the Phtl s a 7-'J lead with none out in the third !lUling . Talk1n g wa s a Seave r whose brilli ant pitching explmts have won htm th ree Cy Young Awards : a pitcher who Reds Mana ger Sparky Anderson c u n I ide n t I y predicted this spring would wm 25 games lhts season With the Los Angele s Dodgers tdle. the Reds had had a chance to move within a few percentage po111ts of the current leaders ur th e National Ll?ague's western diVISIOn . "We needed a VICtory, " satd Seaver. "''Ne needed a complete game because our relief pitchers are ttred. I fa iled. That' s what hurts , especially "hen you 're pttchmg lor a cont ending cl ub. "Five runs m one inning,'' muttered Seaver, shaking his head in disebeliel. · That's how many runs the Phillies scored in the first inning when they bunched £our singles, one a two-run buuncer to right field off the bat of Phtlhe lefty Steve Carlton. and three walks as they sent 10 batters to the plate. s ~ave r couldn 't remember when , ir ever, he was ~ive n such a rude reception. The 32-yea r-old ri ght hand er also co uldn 't remember when , tf ever, he had walked six batters in two mmngs. One of those walks was issued with ' the basesloaded in the first Inning to Jim Morri son, a rooki e second baseman. who entered the game with only stx official trips to the plate in the majors "I've never had a control problem since the 1974 season when I had the 11 -11 record," said Seaver. " But then there was a reason. I had a pinched sciatica nerve in my hip. That's what ts so frustra ttng. I've never had a period like this without something being wrong with me physically ." And Seaver was qu tck to ass ure li sten ers that physica lly he has never felt better than he does today . "I can't understand it," he continued. " If I fel t I didn 't ha ve decent stuff when I went out to the mound it would be different. I was inconsistent in locating my pitches when f warmed up before the game. But 1 never pass judgment on myself by how I'm throwing in the bullpen. "I'm a fastball pitcher," he added. "Three clements are involved veloci ty. movement and location : Sometinoes you have all three going for you . Sometimes you just have t wo. And sometinoes none." "l watched Seaver's every move, " said Anderson. " If he's doing anything different. MelO'S ga}s ""t=! wh•"p Rock e1 0 girls 11-9 Lines cores Spllflortr , Bird (7 ), M•ngor l · 171 , ColbOrn (8 1 and Porter . play . Beollle. Easlwlck t< l. Lyle 181 Meigs 102 311 3- 11 12 4 ond Munson . W- Eoslwlck t I· Wellston 430 110 0- 9 10 5 OJ. L- Spllllortf ( A.2). HR Konsos Ci ty . Porrer 12 1. Bartrum and Chapman. Staten (LP), Baker (71 and (On ly games scnecluted l Case, Brooks (4). each got a single. Tonight Metgs hosts Warren in a AA section game at 4:30. They go to Waverly Wednesday and then host Loga n Friday. Metgs 002 000 0- 2 5 I Jackson 001 030 X---4 4 1 Owens & Becker. Beoing - Harless. went the distance, fanning stx and walking two Waugh cracked a double and a single to pace the wtnners. Ma nnering and Baisden each got a dou ble. Greg Becker and Hood led Meigs with a triple and a double res pect ively. Mike Triplett. Mitch, and Owens Phils roll over Reds, 12-1 Wildcats edge Eagles, 12-11 WITH PR'OTECTION FOR YOUR 'PROPERTY! PROTECTION 'FOR YOUR FAMILY! problems lately but •Owens walked six and struck out seven while yielding just four hits. Meigs took a 2-0 lead "in the third inning when Mark Mitch opened with a single By Greg Bailey Meigs' Tom Owens turned in a respectful . performance In going the distance but the Marauders fell to host Jackson last night 4-2. Meigs' pitchers have had control By Greg Bailey The Meigs girls lastpitch team unleashed a 12-hit attack enroute to an tl-9 win over host Wellston last night. April King went three for four at the plate while Beth Bartrum went the distance for the win , fanning five and walking twelve. It was a big come-frombehind win for the girls of Coach Rita Slavin after they fell behind 4-1 after one inmng . King walked and scored on a Terri Wilson single for Meigs' only lead until the seventh inning . , The losers scored four times in the first on ftve walks and two singles. They picked up three more in the second before Meigs got two more runs in the third on three errors and no hits. Malor League Results Bv United Preu International Meigs kept fighting back Narl onat League wtlh three runs in the fourth . N.V 200111000- 5110 Alta 200 00 1 12x - 6 11 I one each in the fifth and sixth, Swan . Metzg er (7), Lockwood and then three 111 the seventh . ( 8 ) and Stea rn s . Hanna , Camp ( 4 ) , Dev 1ne ( 6 ) , SOlomon (8 ) In that last frame, the first ' and Pocoro ba W- Solomon { 1 two Meigs batters drew 1) L ~ LOCkWOOO (0 1). walks. After a passed ball , Phila S ll OI004o-- 12160 Pat Vaughan pushed across C1 nc1 000 000 100- 1 5 (I Ci!l rll on , Garber (9 ) and the first run of the tnning wtth M cCa r ve r ; Seaver , Murray (3 ). a sacrifice fly. A force pla y Cap l lta (6). Tom l •n (8), Ba ir (9) and 8f!n ch W- Carll on (2 got in another run, and then alter an error and an inJ ). L - Seaver (0 J ) HR Ci nclnnatL Ben ci'T (5 ) tentional walk, Kath y Howard boomed a double San Doo 000 211 ooo4 4 1 Hannan Trace plated a run Bissell ; S. Beaver, T. Beaver PlsbQh 010 000 33:1. - 7 B I down the third base line for with no one out in the bottom (5), Shaffer (6) and Swain. Perry , Fin ger s (7J. Lee ( 8) and Dav is ; Rooker . Reuss (6). the last insurance run. of the seventh inning Monday B ibby (8) and Ott . W - Bibby King had a triple and two mghtto edge Eastern, 12-llln 12· 1L L - F l noers 11·41. HR s- singles on the mght. Three SM Diego, Winf ield ( 6 ) an SVAC contest. other Meigs gals had big In the see-saw battle, SanF ran 00000101 0- 2 60 nights as they each went to Eastern bo!Ulced back to tie CIN CINNATI (UP! ) 51.L OOOOOOOIG--1 60 Blue , Motl i tt (9) and H ill. the plate and cracked a the score atll-llin the top of Pete Rose failed to get a hit in Denny , Ham ilton (8 ), Lilfell tl1c inning. Paul Shaffer. the four at-bats Monday night 18 1, Vuckov l ch {9) and S1m double and single. They were third wildcat pitcher, was against the Philadelphia m on s W- 81ue (3. 1) . L - Oenny Wilskon, Howard , and Sonia Ash . whe winner while Greg Wigal Ph lilies, leaving the (l 11 . Wellston pitchers struck I On l y games scheduled ) took the Joss. Cincinnati Reds' star still out no one and walked five . American Lugue Linescore : four hits short of a ca reer Ball 000 101 20 2- 6 8 1 Vickers and Trace each had E. Meigs 002 134 1- 11 11 6 3,000 total hits. 805 003 00-4 20x- 9 9 I Stoddard 16). Kerr i· three hits for the hosts. Han. Trace503 102 1- 12 15 3 • Rose was stymied by Phils' ganBr iles. ( 71 and Dempsey : Torre z, Meigs hosts Logan for two Kine,s , Wigal (5) and lefthander Steve Carlton. Burgmeler {7), Stan ley (7) and a! Syracuse on Wednesday Fisk W- Torrez (J . t ) LBr i les 1121. HR s- Boston . Rice and then Jackson comes to 2 171 . town Thursday. Meigs will go K.C. 012 too ooo- ' 11 • to Belpre on Monday In the N. v. 100 030 <Ox- 8 II o first roWld of AA Sectional SPRING SER JIICE SPECIAL Don't be the victim of a burglary and lose all of your valuables. We have several insurance. packages to cover both home owners and home or apartment renters. You can be covered for loss of personal property such as jewelry or cameras and 'for damage to your home in the event of fire o'r other di saste r~ ' ADOLPH'S Marauders drop 4-2 tilt to JHS . Today's I couldn't tell. "But," added Anderson , "I'll tell you this - quality always returns. and Seave r is quality. " After Seaver's departure Monday night, th e Phi is ptcked up an etghth run in the fifth inning off Dale Murray and added thetr final fo ur in the etghth off Dave Tomlin. Meanwhtl e, Ca rlton and Gene Garber, who pitched the ninth, yielded only ftv e hits, one a seventh inning homer by Johnn y Bench that acco unted for the Reds' only run . Mat or L eague Standtn gs. By United Pres s tnt er natt on a l American League Eas t W L pet. National League East W 11 Phil a /Ilion t rea 1 Ch1cago Piltsbrgh New York 51 LOUIS L Pc1. 7 6 11 GB 579 9 .550 ~ I 10 9 10 13 526 435 11 1 J l~ 912 429 JIJ 11 8 11 W es t W L. Pet. GB Los Angel s 13 J 650 C1ncm nat l3 9 591 1 San Fr an 11 10 52<1 21? Hovs ton 10 12 455 <i San D1ego 7 13 350 6 Atlan ta 7 14 333 6 1 1 Monday ' s Results At lan t a 6, New York 5 Ph•lad elph i a 12, Ci nci 1 P1!fSburgt1 J, Sa n D1 ego 4 San Fran 2, St . Lou 1S 1 Todav 's P ro babl e Pttchers (All Ttmes EDT) Los Angeles ( Rau J Ol at Chicago ( R Reusch(> I J 2). 2 JO pm San Fran c1•-,;co (Montefusco 1 I / at St Lou 1s t Denny 20 ). 1 JO pm ( RICha rd 1 21 at Montrea l ( Dues 0 1J. 7 35 p m San D 1ego (Owchm k.o 1 2) at P1tt s bu rg n (Ca ndelaria 1 3 ), 7 35 p m New Yo r k ( Bruhert 1 21 at Atlanta <Ruthven 1 J) , 7 35 Pm <Only games scheduled / Wednesday 's Gam es Los Angel es at Chicago Hous ton a t Mont r eaL n ight San D 1ego at P i llsbgh , n tgh t San Fran a t St . Lou is, n1ght New York at A tl anta , night Pl11la at Cinci nnat i , niQhl Hous ton Oe rr o1 t Boston New York M ii Wauke Cleveland Ba111more Toronto 5 722 - 1'1 9 571 11 9 . 550 9 11 450 3 5 1~1 Pc1. 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I .. . --...-- / 992-6677 We have a policy that protects players, coaches, and managers. Paying medical benefits not exceeding $10,000 . For more information contact : DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY " Acro ss from the Courthou se in Pomeroy " " Givin~ the bride away." Vikings whip SW, 4-0 Three Viking hurlers combined on a five-hitter Monday night to defeat the Southwestern Highlanders W in an SVAC contest. Galloway, the winning hurler for Symmes Valley, led the Viking batters with two triples . ~~~tn Jackslln paced SWHS with two hits ln three trlp11. K. Slzemote, the losing pitcher, faMed 13 and issued three walks. Southwestern, 3-4, will play · Alexander Thursday in a Class A Sectional game. Unescore : SymmM Valley 301 000 ~53 Southwestern 000000~55 Galloway (W) Davis (4) Welendahand. Miller (6) and Payne. Sizemore (L) and Jackson . The moments that mean so much.. You want them to be perfect. Whether it's for the wedding ceremony, the college education, or for any other good reason. come to City Loan & Savings for a personal loon. Borrow v.~th trust where Ohioons have saved with trust since 1912. CITY LOAN &..SAVINGS (ST t<Jil t:J C\ i\ ftMr'ICi.\1 ~ vtce ot ~.:I CONTPIJI_ C>\TA COf\~ATION We find lllliYI to help. I �-.- 0 ., Tnesda) . MR; 2. 1978 w~======~==========b====== Washington By Report Millt·r Springtime Values C:lart'IH'I' Market J{eport ~FU~N~N:rrY,:rB;:;;U;;:.SIN:,::E:.:S:..S~---By~R-og_e_rB""olirlemon tower , Hogs : stea dy 50 cent s towe r . Tota l Head 780 . choice ) 750 to 300 lbs . 48 58.50; J OO to 400 tbs . 46 . 50-37 , LESTOil ROLAIDS 28 oz. 75s · Peppermint . 99¢ •1.39 Value •. , 99¢ $1.55 Value F.I.P . Price ... F.l .... l'rtce ... ADORN .en. Firm & Free 8 oz . · Reg . Or Unscented :~i~.~ .~129 The U. S. Treasury Tracing of ill ega l 400 to sao lbs 45 .75 56, 500 to Department has recently fiream1s has been effective 600 tb s 46 55, 600 ro 700 Jbs . • proposed regulations which under the present law. What 44 50 -53 . 700 and over 42-51. Fee der Heifers (good and could bring America one step America needs is bell er choice) . 250 to 300 lbs . 38 50. closer to total gun control by enforcement of statut es JOO to <~00 tbs 37 47.50, 400 to 500 lbs . 39 46. 500 Ia 600 lbs . the Federal government. already on the books .. 38 SO 44 . 50. 600 to 700 lbs Because I believe these new - The smart crimina l 36.50 -42 .25. JOO and over 35 -41. Fee der Bull<; : lgood and rules are not needed and seldom uses his tool of trade, choice ) 250 to 300 tbs . 47 -57 , result in a waste of taxpayer a gun, which can be traced 300 to 400 lb s . 46 .50 56, 400 to money, I have moved on two back to him . Centralized gun soo tb s. 44 52. soo t o 600 tbs . 41 50 49 .50. 600 to 700 lb s . fronts to stop the proposals. registration mostly affects 38 .50 46 . 35 , 700 ana over 37 .50 As the ranking minority law·a blding citizens. 4? Slaughter Bulls (over 1,000 - Businessmen today are member of · the Ap· lbs.l 31 .50 ·42. propriations sub-committee already ove rburdened with Slau ghter Cows : utilities which oversees the Treasury federal paperwork 34.50-39, c anner cutters 30 . Department, I was able to requiremen ts forcing con· JS .SO Vea l s : Choi ce and Pr1me lnsert a provision ln the 1979 sumers to pay higher and 44 . SO 70 . Standards and M ed iums 42-4,4. 50. funding bill, as introduced, to higher prices. Babv ·c alves (by the head) - Since it is estimated that 40 75 . prohibit any money from HOGS - ( No . I . bar rows . being used to carry out these 35-4{) million transactions per g ilts, 200 230 lb s . l 43 .50-45 ; regulations, and I have co· year will have to be entered Bu tc he r So ws 39 · 42 . 75 ; sponsored a joint resolution into federal computers, the Sut her Bo ar s 28. 50 -30 . 50: to prevent the proposals from cost of such program would Pigs (b y the head) 14-41. going into effect if funding is be in the millions of dollars. provided. - Criminal penalties for COLUMBUS ( UP I) The new regulations would dealers who fail to report gun Monday's livestock au ct ion. t ornpar ed with last weeK require all fireanns license thefts often will be more aughter s teers 1 higher . holders to report every three severe than those imposed on slslau gh ter heifers .50 -7.00 in months to the Bureau of the thief. Swift punishment stanc es 3 25 higher , sla ugh ter Alcohol , Tobacco, and for the cr iminal liSe of a cows s teady to 60 lower , sla ug ht er b ulls st eady to as Fireanns on all fireanns fireann, not regulation of its ' l1 ig he r . · bullocks 2 J higher , transactions be tw een ownership, should be the goal vealcrs f~r m, Ieeder cattle mos t ly stea dy Creston was not manufacturers, importers, of government activity . repor ted la st week . whol~sa le r s, and dea lers. Slaugh ter s teers : Choice and There needs to be a balance pr 1m e 2-A 880 1380 lbs 51 55 ; Since all of this information bet ween government control tligh good and low c lloi ce 2-3 would be stored tn a national on the one hand and in· BOO 1250 lbs so 53. 75 ; gooa a net Keith Sutherland, Elsie computer bank, it would be dividual freed om on the ch01ce ho lsteins 2 3 1150-1450 lbs Sutherland to Roger Adams. tt9 50.30 ; good 2 3 735 1300 lbs stm ple for the Bureau later to other . Turning Am'erica into 45.50 50 50 ; standard and good Right of Way, Rutland. obtain the name, address, a police state would 7-3 960-lS JO lbs 46-48 .85, stand Leona Kay Ro• ch to .fohn 2 J 900 tJOO lbs 41 .75 46.75. and type of weapon significantly lessen the crime a•dSlaughter heifer s : Choice and Franklin Aeiker, Anna Lee (registered under the new problem, but the cure would prime 2-4 900 -1750 lbs 50 -53.80: Aeiker, Parcels, Middleport. 54.10 54 .80 . cho ic:e 1-tt 880 system 1 of every- firearm be much worse than the lew Ernest W. Barley to Rudie 1100 lbs J7.50 SO ; good and low . owner in America. disease. choice 2·3 800-1100 lbs .:!J.<t7 50; R. Hatfield, Lena J . Hatfield, - Centralized and com· good 1 3 650 970 lbs ra.-1ged from 14 acres, Rutland . In effect, these proposed Js 85 49. regulations could lead to a prehensive gun registration Sl aught e r cow s : Ut il i ty and Citizens Nalional Bank to c entra liz ed, nati onal is the key ingredient in any c omme r cia l 7 .:1 875 -1650 lbs 35 Vena 'P. Whaley, .83 acre, JJ 50 ; cu lfcr 1 2 825 1400 lbS 30 firearms re gistra ti on system to outlaw or con· 38 75 . canner 7?5 1?50 lbs 29 .50- Salis bury . system; arid this is something fiscate firearn1s. 3A 50 ; slaug hter bulls ls 11 70 Alfred Biggs, dec. to Opal 7050 lbs 45 50 50.50 , 2s 1045 1980 Congress has never The proposed regulations HJS Biggs, Judith A. Bailey . Cert 39 .75 441 .50 : indiVI dual 1765 authorized. In fat1, on at least could go in effect unless lbs 51. 10 ; bullo cks , goo d 1.2 985 - for trans .. Pomeroy. seven previous occasions ~ Cong ress passes our joi nt 11 35 lbs 45. 75 49.70 , standa rd 1 2 Lena M. Hamm to 1\llan 630 1000 lbs 39 25 .tl.SO , ve alers. Congress has clea rl y voled resu I ut ion , appJoves our pr ime 160 765 lbs 73 -78 ; 100 145 Hanun , Betty Harnm. Pa r· against reg istratio n and Appropriations limitation, ur l bs 60 ·68 , in d ividuB I 74 ; cho ic e eels, Pomeroy. 170 155 lbs 65 79 : 65 140 lbs 50 cent ralized gun record· the agency withdraw s the 60 ; good and choice 150 '170 lbs keeping . These regulations proposals . Those citiz ens 59 65 ; good 65110 lbs 38 ·57 : 65 lbs 39-43; ca l ves r eturned to appear to represent an lit· wishing to express their 90 f arms. m edi um fr ame holsteins tempt to ci r cu mv ent the opinion on these rules should 50 90 lb s 36 75 ; bulk 37 -41. IN THE HOSPITA L. Feeder cattle . Choice l~w expressed will of th e write by May 22 to: Director, pr ime s t eers JSD 535 lbs 52 Larry M. Mowery is con· American people and their Burea u of Alcohol, Tobacco 56 50. c\00 .800 lbs 465050 . fi ned to the int ensive care elected representatives in and Firearms; 1200 Penn· c1101Ce 570 695 lbs early matur. ing 46 48, 785 805 lbs 49 50 , good unit of Mt. Carmel Hospitn l 1n Congress to achieve by s ylvani a Av e nue : 345 ~50 lbs 47 5 1.25: sta nda rd bureaucratic decree a goa l Washington, D. C. 20026; and good 285 590 lbs J2 -46 . 61 0· Co lum bus foll owing open Ihat ' has not been attained attention: Regulations anH 775 lbs 42 44 ; ne1 fer s chOice and hea rt su rgery. Cards may be prime 385 565 lbs 44 -49 . good sent to Larry M. Mowery, 79:! through the legislative Procedures Division. Copies 340 .~80 lbS JB 43.50 . W. State St., Mt . Carmel Hogs ,Bar rows and gil t s as process. of the proposed regulations 260 h1gher , sows .701 higher, Hospi tal , Columbu s. Ohio There are several reasons can be obtained from the boars steady to 30 higher . 43222. why we feel centrali zed gun same address. 1,/.a.rs~s anQ. gill}. 1 1 712 250 lbs 46 48 60 : 1 3 193 247 lbs 47.40 registration is not needed: 48 80 . 1 3 '1?6 lbs 45 75 ; 330 tbs NOft-11 NG? •I r---...__ Make u'se of lin en ' DEAR POLLY - I would like tn know what I could do wi th my nice liuen labl eclolhs as no une seems tu want tu ll'3e thc111 any mun•. KATHHINA DEAR KATHRINA - It depends somewhat on the pattern woven in the da1ua ~k · like design. You might make place mats - they could be quilled and then have a col· ured edge that would go with your dor. I have sce11 eur· tains nwde for bathrooms ur otlter rooms with .small 44¢ 89' Value F.I.P. Price ... NATURE MADE Vitamin E 400 ,000 U WS 100s CURAD Plastic Bonus Box 80s 59 ¢ WEDGY . Coil Pen ~i~.~::.... $J49 peopletalk RUBBERMAID Shelf liner 12' X 10" FLICKER SHAVER :~i~..:~ . .69¢ ~~.~ ~~~ . . 98¢ VAPORETTE Fleo Collars 4&1: 10 Dog ::..P~~:.c~ , , 69¢ Bath Size lliy Gold CARDS·GIITS 48' Value 35 · F.I.P. Price ... ¢ RINSO Detergen1 Ol $115 f l.li9 Valuo , ·' ". ,.rioo ... CLIMALENE l 'lundry Booster 55 0/ ·~5~~~~.:,;.v::~~: . . 89¢ OVER· THE-SINK RINSER 34 35 50 . tecder pigs 1 3 30 lbs 3150 , 40 45 lbs 41.5042 , tot 84 lbSS\.50 Sheep Slaughte-r tarnbs not compared .- Cl10 1ce and prime 93 101 tb s spr ing lambs 74 7d .3S ;. Ch0 1Ce and pr ime 99 104 ttls shor n w1th n o 1 3 pelts rf'lnged from 59.50 67.50 . gooo and CI101ce 95 110 lbs 65 69 50 , ufil1 ly and gooo slaughter ewes 175 187 lbs 15 25 19: D51bs 18 25 ; u t il i t y 104 lbs 17 7S IIETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Herbtrl Dix· SERVICI': fiELD G~aV eside serVir cs were l1eld fur Julm Wesley Zirkl<', son uf Mr . and Mc·s. Haymond i'.1rkle of llyron. Ga . Saturday IllUming. ·The 27-day-okl in· !ant wa~ buried at the Me morial Wamer·Rohbins. Ga . Mr . ami Mrs. Zirkle have a dau~htcr, BL·vL•rly , two. Uth~r surv ivors 11\clUdc g r ~emlparcnl'i, Hu~l'r. c mplu ycd lhcrl' with Con tincntul Oil. tht•y Enroutc stup )letl ut GOOD GUYS AXED : There go Lee Majors, Robert Blake Shrl'\ICport, Lee . lu \'isil Mr. and Abe Vlgoda. The "Six Million Dollar Man " is being and Mrs. Tum Kellin and recalled . "Ba retta " has been busted . "Fish" has been thrown fam ily, a nd in Versailles , K)' . back. That was U1e sign from the new ABC-TV network tu 'is it Mr. and Mrb. Wuhlu television schedule for next year, bei ng passed around 1n Woodyard . Hollywood. The network said 84 percent of this year's series will be back next fall , but U10se three won't. The replacements : Mote science fi ction - both drama and comedy RELATIVE DIES - the wave of the future since the succ'ess of the movies "Star Roger Mowery has · Wars" and "(.lose Encounters of the Third Kind ." received word of the deaU1 of NEWPORT NEWS: Saxophonist Ornette Coleman and his brother-in·law , Rnger D. pianist Billy Taylor joined such jazz artists as Uonel Hampton Mosier of Olive Hill , Ky. Mr. in New York Monday to announce the lineup of the 1978 Mosier was married to the Newport Jazz Festival. The 25th anniversary program begins former Sharon Mowe ry, a on June 23 with a :;alute to Sarah "Sassy" Yaughao. Festival former Pomeroy resi dent. sponsor GetJrge Welo scotches reports that the festival originally held in Newport. R.l. - was planning to move out of ATIENUSHOW the Bi g Apple this year : "We could never lea ve the dty that Mr. and Mrs Aaron Kelton easily.' ' were in Cha rleston F'ritlay for the Loretta Lynn and Ernest GLIMPSES: Queen Juliana, in her 30th year on the throne of Tubbs show. the Netherlands, celebrated her 69th birU1day Monday in The Hague ... Billie Ray, Iowa 's first lady, will be awarded Drake University 's Alumni Distinguished Service Award at a banquet in Des Moines May 5 ... Herb Alpert, lat e of Tijuana Brass, and South African expatriate Hugh Masekela are jolning trurnpeLI these days and ha1 e just finished a weekend ' st1n t at New York 's Bottom Une club, part of a nationwide tour .. . Midge Costanza. ; pedal assistant to President Carter, was UJC butt of the jokes at a "Saints and Sinners Roast" in Hochester, N.Y., Monday night ... New York Mayor Ed Koch announced Monday that Edward VIllella, principal dancer with the New York City Ballet since 196(), will be Gotham 's ~w unsalaried c~ltural affa irs chairman .... reatlers.- POJ.I.Y DEAR PUI.I.Y - l.iJSI winter my back step froze fr om wate r g ctl 111 g w1tlerneath. It r~ised it so that the back dour would not open. This winter I put rock S«lt al on ~ lilt• bottom of ll~t· ste p as well as on the top ami HAVE Mr . and Mr s. Alan M c l.ou~ hlin , Xc111a , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howells, Hobbie. ~:~nd Scutl Ka('cy. Hittman. '. 1 F.ED ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. I UPI ) - Chuck Knox insists the Buffalo Bills won 't draft by position. Although theories ,·;,ry em WhQ the Bills will Sf· leo t . Kn o~ says the club >til tak" the llf>st uthlcte "'·ailabk . "We need a lot of help,' ' says the new Bills Coach as he prepares to take part in loday's annual selection of college football talent. The ll!lls will have the fifth pick overall in the draft. WASHINGTON (UP!) The Washington Bullets wUI be without the services of injured center Wes Unseld when they meet the P hila delphia 76cr s W•'fln~sday in th e second g"me of the NBA Eastern Co nf ere nce final s, te am . officials said Monday. Unseld sprained his ankle when he collided with Uoyd Free in the final minutes of the fourth quarter during the Bullets 122-!17 overtime win over the Sixers Sunday. the rna ny card-; cmd r~rrangl' i-1 11 1ntercsting c:ol1::1ge . Pl<Jy arouml willl t!tl' pu~ccs unti l so many old gn!ding dv w1th Lhc111 hut tl1cy ;m· tuo pretty lu t11r uw HWH)'. Thvy arc nuw du ttcnng up <t dra wer so I hope somt niH' Beta Southf:.'rn UhHl Eledric Co l.y nn Shuler and Susan Baer to l>e ho.stL•sses , Doris Ewing you f111d just the nglit ar· bo;:trd fhL•::tvy t'Hrd boanl) . Use the L'ut~outs gew.' ruu~ ly so o11iy h1ts of the background '"0" ami ll1cn have this em· d ~ Ctrld franwd. 1\ fri end of mine cut Madwmc!!:i fr01 11 C!l rist111as rnmh· 1:1 simply fH ~ci natJHg one.- POL LY IJL·:,\1! I'O I.I.Y My PoinlPr is fur anyune who ht.ts inSU I'<InCc lhat they thillk l'UVC I'S skiJiL•d lllll'Sillg li UII !C he11dils. l~y fillher had such a pulley a11 d lwd been led tu I.H •It L'Vl', by the sa lestnH n, th:·tl IlL• wu uld IJL' c:on•1-ed 011 entry IJctu g hll' rs o f i\m ~ r i t:o , Bp.m. Tiwsday at tlw hall. l11itiatiou w1ll be held. Members are l.u W!.!al' white t1 resses. HomL' mnl u rplwn ~ romrnittec Will l ~:t\'C :1 silent (.! Udion ant1 there will be l'f'ft·t·s lu m.'11 t!l. WEUNI·~~Ui\ Y IIDM il\lSTH i\TI VI·; Board of t.IH.' Hullant1 U11'1kd to :;ucll a hmm· . Wllt.· n he il.-IJ.ll t•nlt'l·ed the home I had the rlitl l ll fo rm tm npll'l cd IJy lilt • doctor. ele .. and fil ed it Willi dcw gh tL'I' t·mnpany . Aftt •r a long \\ ;Ill I receiv ed an ~m s wcr s. ey111g tltJ t due to tlt L' ll'vel <tl ti ll' ill the nu rstn~~ hume lllfu rnled lll L' l h;d no fllh' has rec t'l \'I'd i..lt'IH'fiH 011 Sllr h pllill'te~ and " lit" a shtmll' they <tre ll'd !.11 lx·IH·vt• lilt•) wil l .. Cl n•ck jt llll pnllf'~ ;111tl lllld out wll;.t yrJll lll<J! Il l' ! II H_i" llt~1 bd ~ ll• tit\' tune 1 oll lt' S to llcn' L' ll 'il' Ow · Mttldlt'pur1 rJ t Masouil' Temp lt• PUI.I.Y My i. . . tu 1y and I alv.a~· s have• tu <'til f1vc or :-iiX incl1c . . DP: ,\1\ utf lilt• buUuHt 11f her je;ms. I s ugges l uhnl) s wa s l 1m~ titll'h l'Ut-uff pt~l' l'S mth the jcaJts \VIwn Ihey iJt:l'Uilll' lOll SiJP!'l _\OU l'Cl ll !'it'\\' tl1e llli::th~ ll.:tl !wck un ami it 1Ni II JIILild l Ut color. - A HEADEH fru111 P" . J 1olly will se11d you Ulll' ,,f ~ll rt l s ignt·d tha nk· _\ou JIL'W'ipa per cu upon t' ]J ppers 1f :-. he \lSl'S vu ur f;l\ unt<· Pt, llttt'r. or Problcttl in Wl'ilt· POI ,J.Y'S l't'('\;(' h\·1 · ('il hlltlll I'OIN'I f·:ns Ill l'ilrl' of II liS Ill'\\ spapL'I Jt Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. hl' lp.'i l11 di'Vl'iop it n:g u l ~u· p<tttl-n 1. You du that du tlot t·at JSP canker Sul 'l'S. Nl'I'VOlJS tl'IIS\Lo rl ('<Jl l { ()11 tribul(' tuiJowt ·I l lisurd t•l'!-. ;tnd IlE Al\ lllt 1.1\ Mil - IJ., Surfak Stuu l Sufl~ nc rs illlll al l llCilural r:n\· · bran do ;l! l.\ may be wily yuu got t11~ ult·u I tlu11'1 lllii1k ellcclllcol '" ' i.l tlves tlwt indu!'e t·olonu d.cuHag., ·! Wou ld they gin• t'UilfHU..' tiii][S t 'rJIIk~ r ~ or·e s'! you ccmkPr ls i1 salt'! bit•. There a rc ltJllC}) when fruits ant1 vt!gdc.dJil's Uu11't t1u cmy gond and Lou much rougha ge is hi:trd ott tl lL' ~lolllach . If you wtllwtswcr, Television viewers 11f the fall 1978~7'1 TV :;e ~. ~~~n wil l I~ tha t iucludt·s bu lk aml <tt ll·~ st " •·aptapulted into outl'r space, tf tile new 1\BI. ; dwuule give~ a L\YIJ large ~ lc!.'iScs uf fl uid. Thc hint of what's ahead. It may be that tht~ 11Ju \'1' ·· stat Wars" has trtlil1lng plul 'l·s:-. Jll fi} lHk e ;, lot to answ!:!r for in its teltorisiHn dcscrn dc!Jl1<.. Stlllll' ll I lli.' IJUl ) (JU CCIII d tJ It Tin.~ IS the ARC sChed ule vmH plett"'<i :-.irtr·t Frt>d SIIvPnna n Bran L"i snn lt'tir nt•:-, Lhff1cult jumP"d ~hip to go with N!lC. <uld while lie ).Ia\ t•J ~ lnajt•l II ami for pi•nple tu llmH.Ih:. I Hill Jl tJ! 1n lhe miti al pl;mnmg <1f progniH J d1·\ t-lufJ I II~JII, 1lle fina l ,-,~nv l e KPd that Ute bntll tn dt::cisium; wen~ made wlthiJUl hil n. l;n• a kfa~t fo11<l:-; IS Vl'ry Jr· The new !-ldwdule for AB C wtnd1 !l;.t.; l+t'1'/l t h;t ll l{f' d h's:-nl ;'itlng to tilt• stwncwli (lflcr tllan is expeet ed of tlu~ utiH~I two rlt 't'.\ot ~·; IH t:Ht.W AB1 ' II IS tliOl'UUg !ily ')O(Iktd I ll Ill ready has a winr11ng II ni'llp - 1s w1 Lhvut t l1 1! 1 1f i.l'il :-i t•ason ·_., ttulk IJI' forl ~ ·~t tlll g. It .. , ull pl_v ,,liuws . " 'l'h e Six Million IJull<~r M><rl," I· ish"'''"'· Harct lii' is nol.ii gllt 111 l'il ll that soft cue nff thf' schedule - a tilly Hl111.1twt t .f t <tilt j•li:Hwm; l 1~' 11WlN1cll I.IJughagt.' II 1s n·al ~ irtdu stry st aml ard!-> . ly !:iU fta g(' Tl1" {'l'l'titl f11Jcr Of (ill Ute 1\nlitetl Sl'fiCS tll<Jt i\Bl' 1l'lt'd uUt thl '> V.HltPr :illtl -;wtk s up 111111 ~ 1un· <HKl kt:cps sprin g, unly two will reappear " Ftm1a<..;) l·d:111 d will rl'l ur" vour fuod n·stdue Jllt)ISI awl Lo the schedul e, and •·Jlow The \~ e sl \Vt !l -won " \"w ill gu ,Jff Soft ll 111<1 ~ lllok ; w~·l ft•L• l letnpor·arily, to retur11 mlhe first qt l:trll'J 1>f 191'~ will'" t~J· I rtJuglt wtwn II IS dJ y but illS Monili1y foolbnll ends. not go111g mto ~ 1H1!' :-, tolllildt Otht•r lunilt.•d series tiJat \HI'l' gl\1'11 ct tn()u\ hut f;tl\rd 11' 1_!ry uur wil l tl bv dry in rnake the new schedule indutlr ·· Af <; Hud~t1J1 l)t -.J uh1 j l(l '\,")< t ~~ t· F'arr, M.fJ.," art d " Young P!Ulll.!t'IS ' It us~l<tll_, l,tkt''> st•\·end Two of the !trw fa ll shows <trr St tPnr·~· ftl' ti Plt Wl'cks fil l' a pt•r:.,ol\ to rtdjust ad veut ur ~ program and tht' otht:'l ;l iut•t· l!,liL" :--11 tJr l, tu <-~ddtu g hr;JII tu Ute diet. 011the ser io us Side is HHttle Stm Ca ladiU! , hon tt·tl · ·, Mtll'l' ~itS th;lfl il<.,u;ll l '-i IIOtl'd . b()astmg the doal ing sped a! effects thi!JJJadt· -~- q W;t: . . . ' :~ '1!1!1' !JI'I)plt' tw v,. to st~trl popul::~r. The shmv is set Jn thP ·· "1·.1tlt 1\1111 nut1n" 1!· wtth \ t·J :. ,,111<111 <tJ!llll!Hts and " galctXtes far, far away." 1-/, r;td u;dl.• IJtrJ !'d'>f t1 unt!l Tht: <:ll' t llln i s stf'i('t ly spa L'l' ope ra. I' fli!Jitll t·•J ~~~· tl11· ,., t'l'. surt•s. t hough. That l\l C lllp l,'> thl' hi e wi th their ht~~H!IS hat! no id en llli-11 it but I ww; SlH..'I! a l"IJJ . un an.• ~ve r u~c ful. Tlle.v t'itll be, ami often at\:, h~nnful. Tile firot prubll:m nlliSl p<.·o· pit~ have is gctli11g ov.~ r Ll1 ~ ide;J Ihat yuu lluve to lmve c.t ho \~t-1 1uovement eve ry dr.ty . Tl1e frequeJIL'Y 11! bow el muvt·ment~ dept.·nds a lot u 11 what you Cill. If yuu don't eat fool.l s lll<l l l'Oitt<:tm tmwh bu lk ( '0111 1110 11 l'UIIt ' l'l'! l. ~u. sloDI uflt'llt' l -; i.HH.l bnm s;;~tlsfc1 ct or~ ly bowel IIIUVCJI !l'l l ts. The Surfuk Stoul SuflL'IIl'l') do not cunl~lllt an; dw tlli{'al-; - - - - - --- ·- - -··- · 1o Ul d un• ndnn ('il!t l rl.ll'liOns .\lL•thodJo.; t Churd1. '1 :mp 111 WL'dlll' "'di!} lit tlte JH'il 11: \ S lll d ~ TIII IH~I> !Ir' ;1t 1tl ~11T usdu l 11!d\ tu soltPil IIH• ..,{C!ul foJ pt·u p!• · .,.,.h ii (JI'l' lll 111' whu l ll'l: d tn ,(\' Ill! I h~l dt•J qllll[~ !Ill \'i\ 1'1 1JllS l't'iiSI)U ; J ran as:-. un: y11U ;r tt'l'l' llt Ill' IJIUITiiOI( ll'l'ttlf)l y (l<tl li.' I! l would bt• ~ ~ ;tl-·fl li frJJ ' "u ll t'i lll handl t• 1! 1\ a~ tr'J tl o tha t ~~ tu 11H'tl \\.'i ll' llt l',o•al 1.\ ~.\\ltl' lt !tr"' tu wllu] (• v.. l!c;-!1 llrvad ! I JrJI'\' llulk \ _\!JU I [1) !I H'i:!] 1-:ll lttlll.-tle the :-o \H'l' ls r~ n d fii l."' Tl lt'll sL-ut ;td d1ng mun· lm tll l!J cHiu;tll~ t11 ~ m1 tltel. J)j ,uJt.; t! "low l ~ and "ttd\lrt J' \~I tit tl !L' l' floU~! 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ABC also plc.trh tu Ill 1111pl'h\lt' i JJ\' eSti~ator ~1,li1 H Hll'oiL':\ " l .as v. ~\J s!HII\ r•rwr;ttl'S in an h1 •\l l 1:1 ' .i·.!ll :• l11r ,, :.~·n'.JJr· _wtt·.: ·,. '·' ·.. :;r· 1 · Vt:~a s. " On a Vt>r y di fft~rer 1t tnlck 1~ · t\pfrlt · Pi1· • l'tl 1 irtr~ f(, I' 1\ld 'lnmthan , \~o:hoplayt·d\'i, tt'Jll lll ~1 ~11Hlr· {lr 1 111: ~f~ r!· a.., Gln!.!.l'l' Nl'll. wlto run s t.J b11W dl! !!' h •U>t r 11 ·'.. J1 1· 111 l )\'HI· t'1 ('Cilln cs dum11~ the Dq •r,•s.-.l iJB evcmng, Mr. ami ~t r s . D uan ~ Mt·l.uUJ;!hlln t•'lc phoJJCd fron1 GRADE B Flul'ida . LARGE dozen EGGS •• •.•••••••.•••••.• ft ,\ SKETS MADE ba skcL., using the .IHJ Wilcsc form of J)£tpt: l' ruldm,; n iii Pd on ~ a ni were duri ng a met:ti n ~ S~ !'(If ll.':i t:' [ tt IJWIIIL' 'l'ruop J 120 IM•Id at the Syrill'IJSl' Elemcn· t.ar y Sdmt,L Wendy Fry Jed m the plcuge. ' "' ~'~ Cruesc r, the gtrl proiiHSe. .seoul cmtl H r (lWJlles at 7:30p.m . Wednesday at the temple . All Master Masons are invi\etl. take a spray can l1ll to lh<' t t•, xtmcct Ill~! BAK E SALE SET Senior Citize ns of Harrison ville will hold a bake sale from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.rn . Saturday at lhe corner of Routes 143 and 681 across fr om the former >iure there ·.·~ OORlNIL ,('""I· I ll ,•,, ,1' I ,J • ' one incunspicuuus strand . Afte r ha lf the suggested time has elapsed, wipe clea n and chec k the oolor. ; ~· , • ~· )(J<;f' o(l 11 1!>•! r~>•••nJ 'I TOWELS •••••••• •••:.~~:~: ••• DOMI NO . . . .. :.'~. ~a·g···~$ st~~~~~ e POLISH SAUSAGE ••••L.~ 99 . 8 16 01 .• ,dol~ 11 1'!'1, BROUG HTON 2% LOW FAT VALLEY BELL NELSON DRUG STORE Pomer'l\1, Ohio BANQU ET VALLEY BELL- Fe sti va l THURSDAY ONLY On All Uving Room Suites RC COLA OR DIET RITE MASON FURNITURE Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM 8-16 oz. bottles Herman Grate Assorted lf2 Gallon 99 ~ POT PIES 99¢ 53e EACH MAXWELL HOU)f: OR NESCAFE COUNTRY TIME MORTON INSTANT COFFEE LEMONADE 12 oz. CAN Mason. W. Va . lO..oz. 1ar · JOHN'S OR PEPSI PEPPERONI PIZZA 3 QUARTS DR. KARR & VAN ZANDT EACH 9 oz. CARTON 59~ POP ONION SETS 8-16 oz. bottles 5l8. Orange· Root Beer or Cola MOTOR SALES See : Pete, Marvin or George 992 ·5342 Pomeroy, 0 . Drive Home a Winner 99e $439 COOL WHIP PEPPER SUP~EME COUPE Drive Today 49 FROZEN FOODS 'MILK ........ ~:~~~~ ...~l BUTTERM ILK TV DINNERS ... 69¢ ICE CREAM Will ht' ,,, ······J . Take A Test 109 1 PEP Sl •••••••.•••••••. ~(~ '.r~e••• ~ 4LB. $ QO BANANAS.•.•.•••••.••••.•.. SU PERIO R •'I 11•' •, 1 lo (II 1 0111 llolllll '( $ 00 PAPER $149 MINUTE STEAK •••••••~~·••• •10000 TRADE-IN 773-5592 HI DRI NO WAST E " ~,., ' Cl!IJI!IIIIId -tll ···t • • ,1/,tLif'JIIl.n 1· • '' I 1.,, I''' ', lll•j OOHINIL -'1": l~, t r•.t w t!l'l J• ill. •, 'l• •·ol 1 1 lr~l~ Ytil Ill~~ 11' 1tl lll\ 1lt>l ' lllli w ll"' tllfl.JI trd I1'!11 JJ( l1 .11 f '.~>''' When frosting your hair. do a strand test fir st : appl )' l'l..'tn llllicd t o LOSE WATER BLOAT WITH ODRINIL -NATURE'S WAY QORIN!l · Stran~ed were ~~~~~.~....... ... :~::·:~-. 8~ ¢ 89 SIRLOIN STEAK •.•...••••••• .'.;~~ ••• USDA CHOICE . $219 PORTERHOUSE STEAK •••••••L.~ ••• USDA CHOICE BONLESS $299 NEW YORK STRIP. ••••......•••L.~·.. . CUD HY $119 ··\ SLICED BACON•••••~~·.~:;~ •• evcmng of the r & DOUBLEM INT $ USDA CHOI CE ttJ<tdt· '11lllrsda; ¢ WRIGLEY- SPEARMIN T JUir Y r R lll Me~) wit! meet in regular session ,.,......,.., )a xitliVL':O,, l!lll'l ll <.IS Will diet. were wee kend gllL's ls of Mr . a nd Mr s. Ke nnet h MciAJughlin. On Sa turday Trac'l'l' .I fu hlwrd SHiel the F&AMTO MEET HI\J WJlll' 13 ·!I.. We11dv <Jnt1 1.ori Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM , Sl' I'Vl'<l rtfrL''s huJt:n ts Tht! color to • Revi<·w 'fV.. .m tlit.'i l,f you IIC'l'fll'd 111forniHltor1 on WL' will all lliallk yvu . I>F.1\H lli·:IIDEH - Before I you L::JIInol expect · tu 11{.1\'l' rnuch indi gestible · rcs alu l' MllliJI .P. POHT l.odg•·:Jfi:l , !:ilmt t•tl writing this coiUJ IU J I and tile net result 1s tHll F. flntl 11 . M.. 7::11l Tuesday knl'w many peuplt.: had l run- t'nuugh l.Julk to ~ limulate tl;-n- 11igltl l';t!L' York, NY llill!l. It will g1ve HEALTH Wid Martha McPhail tu have to lakt• (:t laxcll.ivu OJ\l'e (l l' l'i:1!1 J!:t: llll'111 Apply W1111 l' Ub· lhc cultural report. !.wier a weck '1 Jt see11 ts I..M.!r t·enlc nt tu a guld or silve r . CHESTfo:l\ COUNCIL n:. eve ryo ne you talk to hilS tnm· \\uU id JHl li.H ' coverrd. l fou11tl nn th111~~ ttl till' policy that sl:•ted th ts and the au tl ltlritlt'"' [I)C§W CAR THIS YEAR? Economy Ride Comfort Styling Price XI GAMMA MU Clwptcr of Si~ nw Plu Sorority , 7::lU 'I'Ul'stlay at the Colu111 bus and IlEAl! WANDA - You cou ld l'Ul out var ious part5 of door . ! kept a supply uf salt at t1 1e bottom <~S well as 111 llll· crack at the top of Ihe sll •p... DOHOTIIY DI':1\H POI. I.Y - I lmv<· . CUTLASS Compare Compare Compare . Compare Compare Pomeroy Musunic Temple . whil'h Ill' •· nll'rcd tho liume lie cards. l do nul k11ow whnt tu r;tJE~TS Wtll J; IV!' llll' SOillC idt'i.IS - IV;\ Nl!!l tilt' had nu more troUblt' with ~w ed. THINKING OF BUYING A Mr. and 1\uherl Duckworth of Mtdtllepurt. uu huvc rcturucd frum Cur· I"" Chri.•ti where they S(ll!nd twu wcck!i visitln~ thdr sun , in Ga rdcn .s dr~ V L' t ' COMPARE··OLDS Pin . ¢ By United Press International TANGLE OVER "TANGO": Prosecutor Simon Leis made a name for himself in Cincinnati last year by winning an obsc-enity case against HilS tier magazine owner Larry Fly at . Now his nam~ is Mud at Cincinnati's Xavier University, according to letters released Monday. When Leis learned recently his alma mater pla nned to show the film "Last Tango ln Paris," he wrote X"vier president the Rev. Robert Mulligan to warn the film is "pornographic" and cited hi s .Jesuit training as proof of his moral ken . Mulligan, piqued, wr ote back suggesting Leis could "be true to the spirit of Ignatius and Xavier " by fighting crime, not porn. Mulligan added : "[ was surpri sed to learn that you are an alumnus of Xavi er University, since you rarely participate in any of its activ ities ... " In any case, "Tango" was ca nceled for another rea son. 41 25 so ws medium and ls 372 a58 lbs 41 aU5 . small lot 35? lbs 39 15 , I 3 375 550 lbs J3 44 , boars 536 lbs 35 . 10 ; 170 260 lb s lwm e DIAL SOAP Mother, 4 Property Transfers $1 .34 Val ue F.I . P . Pr-Ice ... gcstiyHs from our Meigs Desk Pak ·' witl · duws that were qu ite haml · su m e. Or one m ight rna ke a nuur length circular cover for ~ round table. I am !:iun.· we will be getting further sug. TU ESDAY POM ~~ROY CHAPTE R. Order uf the f·:astei·ll Stor. 7:4> Tuesday n i~ht at the 111 llt'W I;Jl~Pl'l' , P 0 . l{ox 1551. H.at1 1o <'tt) '-itcJtwu , NL'w 1 Polly Cramer a 6 end 10" Combo . 111 e LrJ Social I POLLYS POINTERS 1 Calendar I I OONtT KNOUJ FROM ·· Feeder Steers : (goo d and - · - · - · - · ....·-·-··- · - · I I -~-. .- - I LISTt:NI I et:JTTA BE HONEST. .. I'M .JUST FILWJ@ IN TODAY, .. OHIO VA~LEY LIVESTOCK MARKET REPORT April28, 19711 Feeders : s leadv SJ lower ; cows · $1 .50 . ~ tow er : Vea ls : 5- The Daily Sentinel, Mitldleport-Puml'roy. 0 ., Tuesday, Ma v 2. l!ii R SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 m10 P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 10 We Federal Food Reserve The To Lm~ $ 00 �-.- 0 ., Tnesda) . MR; 2. 1978 w~======~==========b====== Washington By Report Millt·r Springtime Values C:lart'IH'I' Market J{eport ~FU~N~N:rrY,:rB;:;;U;;:.SIN:,::E:.:S:..S~---By~R-og_e_rB""olirlemon tower , Hogs : stea dy 50 cent s towe r . Tota l Head 780 . choice ) 750 to 300 lbs . 48 58.50; J OO to 400 tbs . 46 . 50-37 , LESTOil ROLAIDS 28 oz. 75s · Peppermint . 99¢ •1.39 Value •. , 99¢ $1.55 Value F.I.P . Price ... F.l .... l'rtce ... ADORN .en. Firm & Free 8 oz . · Reg . Or Unscented :~i~.~ .~129 The U. S. Treasury Tracing of ill ega l 400 to sao lbs 45 .75 56, 500 to Department has recently fiream1s has been effective 600 tb s 46 55, 600 ro 700 Jbs . • proposed regulations which under the present law. What 44 50 -53 . 700 and over 42-51. Fee der Heifers (good and could bring America one step America needs is bell er choice) . 250 to 300 lbs . 38 50. closer to total gun control by enforcement of statut es JOO to <~00 tbs 37 47.50, 400 to 500 lbs . 39 46. 500 Ia 600 lbs . the Federal government. already on the books .. 38 SO 44 . 50. 600 to 700 lbs Because I believe these new - The smart crimina l 36.50 -42 .25. JOO and over 35 -41. Fee der Bull<; : lgood and rules are not needed and seldom uses his tool of trade, choice ) 250 to 300 tbs . 47 -57 , result in a waste of taxpayer a gun, which can be traced 300 to 400 lb s . 46 .50 56, 400 to money, I have moved on two back to him . Centralized gun soo tb s. 44 52. soo t o 600 tbs . 41 50 49 .50. 600 to 700 lb s . fronts to stop the proposals. registration mostly affects 38 .50 46 . 35 , 700 ana over 37 .50 As the ranking minority law·a blding citizens. 4? Slaughter Bulls (over 1,000 - Businessmen today are member of · the Ap· lbs.l 31 .50 ·42. propriations sub-committee already ove rburdened with Slau ghter Cows : utilities which oversees the Treasury federal paperwork 34.50-39, c anner cutters 30 . Department, I was able to requiremen ts forcing con· JS .SO Vea l s : Choi ce and Pr1me lnsert a provision ln the 1979 sumers to pay higher and 44 . SO 70 . Standards and M ed iums 42-4,4. 50. funding bill, as introduced, to higher prices. Babv ·c alves (by the head) - Since it is estimated that 40 75 . prohibit any money from HOGS - ( No . I . bar rows . being used to carry out these 35-4{) million transactions per g ilts, 200 230 lb s . l 43 .50-45 ; regulations, and I have co· year will have to be entered Bu tc he r So ws 39 · 42 . 75 ; sponsored a joint resolution into federal computers, the Sut her Bo ar s 28. 50 -30 . 50: to prevent the proposals from cost of such program would Pigs (b y the head) 14-41. going into effect if funding is be in the millions of dollars. provided. - Criminal penalties for COLUMBUS ( UP I) The new regulations would dealers who fail to report gun Monday's livestock au ct ion. t ornpar ed with last weeK require all fireanns license thefts often will be more aughter s teers 1 higher . holders to report every three severe than those imposed on slslau gh ter heifers .50 -7.00 in months to the Bureau of the thief. Swift punishment stanc es 3 25 higher , sla ugh ter Alcohol , Tobacco, and for the cr iminal liSe of a cows s teady to 60 lower , sla ug ht er b ulls st eady to as Fireanns on all fireanns fireann, not regulation of its ' l1 ig he r . · bullocks 2 J higher , transactions be tw een ownership, should be the goal vealcrs f~r m, Ieeder cattle mos t ly stea dy Creston was not manufacturers, importers, of government activity . repor ted la st week . whol~sa le r s, and dea lers. Slaugh ter s teers : Choice and There needs to be a balance pr 1m e 2-A 880 1380 lbs 51 55 ; Since all of this information bet ween government control tligh good and low c lloi ce 2-3 would be stored tn a national on the one hand and in· BOO 1250 lbs so 53. 75 ; gooa a net Keith Sutherland, Elsie computer bank, it would be dividual freed om on the ch01ce ho lsteins 2 3 1150-1450 lbs Sutherland to Roger Adams. tt9 50.30 ; good 2 3 735 1300 lbs stm ple for the Bureau later to other . Turning Am'erica into 45.50 50 50 ; standard and good Right of Way, Rutland. obtain the name, address, a police state would 7-3 960-lS JO lbs 46-48 .85, stand Leona Kay Ro• ch to .fohn 2 J 900 tJOO lbs 41 .75 46.75. and type of weapon significantly lessen the crime a•dSlaughter heifer s : Choice and Franklin Aeiker, Anna Lee (registered under the new problem, but the cure would prime 2-4 900 -1750 lbs 50 -53.80: Aeiker, Parcels, Middleport. 54.10 54 .80 . cho ic:e 1-tt 880 system 1 of every- firearm be much worse than the lew Ernest W. Barley to Rudie 1100 lbs J7.50 SO ; good and low . owner in America. disease. choice 2·3 800-1100 lbs .:!J.<t7 50; R. Hatfield, Lena J . Hatfield, - Centralized and com· good 1 3 650 970 lbs ra.-1ged from 14 acres, Rutland . In effect, these proposed Js 85 49. regulations could lead to a prehensive gun registration Sl aught e r cow s : Ut il i ty and Citizens Nalional Bank to c entra liz ed, nati onal is the key ingredient in any c omme r cia l 7 .:1 875 -1650 lbs 35 Vena 'P. Whaley, .83 acre, JJ 50 ; cu lfcr 1 2 825 1400 lbS 30 firearms re gistra ti on system to outlaw or con· 38 75 . canner 7?5 1?50 lbs 29 .50- Salis bury . system; arid this is something fiscate firearn1s. 3A 50 ; slaug hter bulls ls 11 70 Alfred Biggs, dec. to Opal 7050 lbs 45 50 50.50 , 2s 1045 1980 Congress has never The proposed regulations HJS Biggs, Judith A. Bailey . Cert 39 .75 441 .50 : indiVI dual 1765 authorized. In fat1, on at least could go in effect unless lbs 51. 10 ; bullo cks , goo d 1.2 985 - for trans .. Pomeroy. seven previous occasions ~ Cong ress passes our joi nt 11 35 lbs 45. 75 49.70 , standa rd 1 2 Lena M. Hamm to 1\llan 630 1000 lbs 39 25 .tl.SO , ve alers. Congress has clea rl y voled resu I ut ion , appJoves our pr ime 160 765 lbs 73 -78 ; 100 145 Hanun , Betty Harnm. Pa r· against reg istratio n and Appropriations limitation, ur l bs 60 ·68 , in d ividuB I 74 ; cho ic e eels, Pomeroy. 170 155 lbs 65 79 : 65 140 lbs 50 cent ralized gun record· the agency withdraw s the 60 ; good and choice 150 '170 lbs keeping . These regulations proposals . Those citiz ens 59 65 ; good 65110 lbs 38 ·57 : 65 lbs 39-43; ca l ves r eturned to appear to represent an lit· wishing to express their 90 f arms. m edi um fr ame holsteins tempt to ci r cu mv ent the opinion on these rules should 50 90 lb s 36 75 ; bulk 37 -41. IN THE HOSPITA L. Feeder cattle . Choice l~w expressed will of th e write by May 22 to: Director, pr ime s t eers JSD 535 lbs 52 Larry M. Mowery is con· American people and their Burea u of Alcohol, Tobacco 56 50. c\00 .800 lbs 465050 . fi ned to the int ensive care elected representatives in and Firearms; 1200 Penn· c1101Ce 570 695 lbs early matur. ing 46 48, 785 805 lbs 49 50 , good unit of Mt. Carmel Hospitn l 1n Congress to achieve by s ylvani a Av e nue : 345 ~50 lbs 47 5 1.25: sta nda rd bureaucratic decree a goa l Washington, D. C. 20026; and good 285 590 lbs J2 -46 . 61 0· Co lum bus foll owing open Ihat ' has not been attained attention: Regulations anH 775 lbs 42 44 ; ne1 fer s chOice and hea rt su rgery. Cards may be prime 385 565 lbs 44 -49 . good sent to Larry M. Mowery, 79:! through the legislative Procedures Division. Copies 340 .~80 lbS JB 43.50 . W. State St., Mt . Carmel Hogs ,Bar rows and gil t s as process. of the proposed regulations 260 h1gher , sows .701 higher, Hospi tal , Columbu s. Ohio There are several reasons can be obtained from the boars steady to 30 higher . 43222. why we feel centrali zed gun same address. 1,/.a.rs~s anQ. gill}. 1 1 712 250 lbs 46 48 60 : 1 3 193 247 lbs 47.40 registration is not needed: 48 80 . 1 3 '1?6 lbs 45 75 ; 330 tbs NOft-11 NG? •I r---...__ Make u'se of lin en ' DEAR POLLY - I would like tn know what I could do wi th my nice liuen labl eclolhs as no une seems tu want tu ll'3e thc111 any mun•. KATHHINA DEAR KATHRINA - It depends somewhat on the pattern woven in the da1ua ~k · like design. You might make place mats - they could be quilled and then have a col· ured edge that would go with your dor. I have sce11 eur· tains nwde for bathrooms ur otlter rooms with .small 44¢ 89' Value F.I.P. Price ... NATURE MADE Vitamin E 400 ,000 U WS 100s CURAD Plastic Bonus Box 80s 59 ¢ WEDGY . Coil Pen ~i~.~::.... $J49 peopletalk RUBBERMAID Shelf liner 12' X 10" FLICKER SHAVER :~i~..:~ . .69¢ ~~.~ ~~~ . . 98¢ VAPORETTE Fleo Collars 4&1: 10 Dog ::..P~~:.c~ , , 69¢ Bath Size lliy Gold CARDS·GIITS 48' Value 35 · F.I.P. Price ... ¢ RINSO Detergen1 Ol $115 f l.li9 Valuo , ·' ". ,.rioo ... CLIMALENE l 'lundry Booster 55 0/ ·~5~~~~.:,;.v::~~: . . 89¢ OVER· THE-SINK RINSER 34 35 50 . tecder pigs 1 3 30 lbs 3150 , 40 45 lbs 41.5042 , tot 84 lbSS\.50 Sheep Slaughte-r tarnbs not compared .- Cl10 1ce and prime 93 101 tb s spr ing lambs 74 7d .3S ;. Ch0 1Ce and pr ime 99 104 ttls shor n w1th n o 1 3 pelts rf'lnged from 59.50 67.50 . gooo and CI101ce 95 110 lbs 65 69 50 , ufil1 ly and gooo slaughter ewes 175 187 lbs 15 25 19: D51bs 18 25 ; u t il i t y 104 lbs 17 7S IIETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Herbtrl Dix· SERVICI': fiELD G~aV eside serVir cs were l1eld fur Julm Wesley Zirkl<', son uf Mr . and Mc·s. Haymond i'.1rkle of llyron. Ga . Saturday IllUming. ·The 27-day-okl in· !ant wa~ buried at the Me morial Wamer·Rohbins. Ga . Mr . ami Mrs. Zirkle have a dau~htcr, BL·vL•rly , two. Uth~r surv ivors 11\clUdc g r ~emlparcnl'i, Hu~l'r. c mplu ycd lhcrl' with Con tincntul Oil. tht•y Enroutc stup )letl ut GOOD GUYS AXED : There go Lee Majors, Robert Blake Shrl'\ICport, Lee . lu \'isil Mr. and Abe Vlgoda. The "Six Million Dollar Man " is being and Mrs. Tum Kellin and recalled . "Ba retta " has been busted . "Fish" has been thrown fam ily, a nd in Versailles , K)' . back. That was U1e sign from the new ABC-TV network tu 'is it Mr. and Mrb. Wuhlu television schedule for next year, bei ng passed around 1n Woodyard . Hollywood. The network said 84 percent of this year's series will be back next fall , but U10se three won't. The replacements : Mote science fi ction - both drama and comedy RELATIVE DIES - the wave of the future since the succ'ess of the movies "Star Roger Mowery has · Wars" and "(.lose Encounters of the Third Kind ." received word of the deaU1 of NEWPORT NEWS: Saxophonist Ornette Coleman and his brother-in·law , Rnger D. pianist Billy Taylor joined such jazz artists as Uonel Hampton Mosier of Olive Hill , Ky. Mr. in New York Monday to announce the lineup of the 1978 Mosier was married to the Newport Jazz Festival. The 25th anniversary program begins former Sharon Mowe ry, a on June 23 with a :;alute to Sarah "Sassy" Yaughao. Festival former Pomeroy resi dent. sponsor GetJrge Welo scotches reports that the festival originally held in Newport. R.l. - was planning to move out of ATIENUSHOW the Bi g Apple this year : "We could never lea ve the dty that Mr. and Mrs Aaron Kelton easily.' ' were in Cha rleston F'ritlay for the Loretta Lynn and Ernest GLIMPSES: Queen Juliana, in her 30th year on the throne of Tubbs show. the Netherlands, celebrated her 69th birU1day Monday in The Hague ... Billie Ray, Iowa 's first lady, will be awarded Drake University 's Alumni Distinguished Service Award at a banquet in Des Moines May 5 ... Herb Alpert, lat e of Tijuana Brass, and South African expatriate Hugh Masekela are jolning trurnpeLI these days and ha1 e just finished a weekend ' st1n t at New York 's Bottom Une club, part of a nationwide tour .. . Midge Costanza. ; pedal assistant to President Carter, was UJC butt of the jokes at a "Saints and Sinners Roast" in Hochester, N.Y., Monday night ... New York Mayor Ed Koch announced Monday that Edward VIllella, principal dancer with the New York City Ballet since 196(), will be Gotham 's ~w unsalaried c~ltural affa irs chairman .... reatlers.- POJ.I.Y DEAR PUI.I.Y - l.iJSI winter my back step froze fr om wate r g ctl 111 g w1tlerneath. It r~ised it so that the back dour would not open. This winter I put rock S«lt al on ~ lilt• bottom of ll~t· ste p as well as on the top ami HAVE Mr . and Mr s. Alan M c l.ou~ hlin , Xc111a , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howells, Hobbie. ~:~nd Scutl Ka('cy. Hittman. '. 1 F.ED ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. I UPI ) - Chuck Knox insists the Buffalo Bills won 't draft by position. Although theories ,·;,ry em WhQ the Bills will Sf· leo t . Kn o~ says the club >til tak" the llf>st uthlcte "'·ailabk . "We need a lot of help,' ' says the new Bills Coach as he prepares to take part in loday's annual selection of college football talent. The ll!lls will have the fifth pick overall in the draft. WASHINGTON (UP!) The Washington Bullets wUI be without the services of injured center Wes Unseld when they meet the P hila delphia 76cr s W•'fln~sday in th e second g"me of the NBA Eastern Co nf ere nce final s, te am . officials said Monday. Unseld sprained his ankle when he collided with Uoyd Free in the final minutes of the fourth quarter during the Bullets 122-!17 overtime win over the Sixers Sunday. the rna ny card-; cmd r~rrangl' i-1 11 1ntercsting c:ol1::1ge . Pl<Jy arouml willl t!tl' pu~ccs unti l so many old gn!ding dv w1th Lhc111 hut tl1cy ;m· tuo pretty lu t11r uw HWH)'. Thvy arc nuw du ttcnng up <t dra wer so I hope somt niH' Beta Southf:.'rn UhHl Eledric Co l.y nn Shuler and Susan Baer to l>e ho.stL•sses , Doris Ewing you f111d just the nglit ar· bo;:trd fhL•::tvy t'Hrd boanl) . Use the L'ut~outs gew.' ruu~ ly so o11iy h1ts of the background '"0" ami ll1cn have this em· d ~ Ctrld franwd. 1\ fri end of mine cut Madwmc!!:i fr01 11 C!l rist111as rnmh· 1:1 simply fH ~ci natJHg one.- POL LY IJL·:,\1! I'O I.I.Y My PoinlPr is fur anyune who ht.ts inSU I'<InCc lhat they thillk l'UVC I'S skiJiL•d lllll'Sillg li UII !C he11dils. l~y fillher had such a pulley a11 d lwd been led tu I.H •It L'Vl', by the sa lestnH n, th:·tl IlL• wu uld IJL' c:on•1-ed 011 entry IJctu g hll' rs o f i\m ~ r i t:o , Bp.m. Tiwsday at tlw hall. l11itiatiou w1ll be held. Members are l.u W!.!al' white t1 resses. HomL' mnl u rplwn ~ romrnittec Will l ~:t\'C :1 silent (.! Udion ant1 there will be l'f'ft·t·s lu m.'11 t!l. WEUNI·~~Ui\ Y IIDM il\lSTH i\TI VI·; Board of t.IH.' Hullant1 U11'1kd to :;ucll a hmm· . Wllt.· n he il.-IJ.ll t•nlt'l·ed the home I had the rlitl l ll fo rm tm npll'l cd IJy lilt • doctor. ele .. and fil ed it Willi dcw gh tL'I' t·mnpany . Aftt •r a long \\ ;Ill I receiv ed an ~m s wcr s. ey111g tltJ t due to tlt L' ll'vel <tl ti ll' ill the nu rstn~~ hume lllfu rnled lll L' l h;d no fllh' has rec t'l \'I'd i..lt'IH'fiH 011 Sllr h pllill'te~ and " lit" a shtmll' they <tre ll'd !.11 lx·IH·vt• lilt•) wil l .. Cl n•ck jt llll pnllf'~ ;111tl lllld out wll;.t yrJll lll<J! Il l' ! II H_i" llt~1 bd ~ ll• tit\' tune 1 oll lt' S to llcn' L' ll 'il' Ow · Mttldlt'pur1 rJ t Masouil' Temp lt• PUI.I.Y My i. . . tu 1y and I alv.a~· s have• tu <'til f1vc or :-iiX incl1c . . DP: ,\1\ utf lilt• buUuHt 11f her je;ms. I s ugges l uhnl) s wa s l 1m~ titll'h l'Ut-uff pt~l' l'S mth the jcaJts \VIwn Ihey iJt:l'Uilll' lOll SiJP!'l _\OU l'Cl ll !'it'\\' tl1e llli::th~ ll.:tl !wck un ami it 1Ni II JIILild l Ut color. - A HEADEH fru111 P" . J 1olly will se11d you Ulll' ,,f ~ll rt l s ignt·d tha nk· _\ou JIL'W'ipa per cu upon t' ]J ppers 1f :-. he \lSl'S vu ur f;l\ unt<· Pt, llttt'r. or Problcttl in Wl'ilt· POI ,J.Y'S l't'('\;(' h\·1 · ('il hlltlll I'OIN'I f·:ns Ill l'ilrl' of II liS Ill'\\ spapL'I Jt Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. hl' lp.'i l11 di'Vl'iop it n:g u l ~u· p<tttl-n 1. You du that du tlot t·at JSP canker Sul 'l'S. Nl'I'VOlJS tl'IIS\Lo rl ('<Jl l { ()11 tribul(' tuiJowt ·I l lisurd t•l'!-. ;tnd IlE Al\ lllt 1.1\ Mil - IJ., Surfak Stuu l Sufl~ nc rs illlll al l llCilural r:n\· · bran do ;l! l.\ may be wily yuu got t11~ ult·u I tlu11'1 lllii1k ellcclllcol '" ' i.l tlves tlwt indu!'e t·olonu d.cuHag., ·! Wou ld they gin• t'UilfHU..' tiii][S t 'rJIIk~ r ~ or·e s'! you ccmkPr ls i1 salt'! bit•. There a rc ltJllC}) when fruits ant1 vt!gdc.dJil's Uu11't t1u cmy gond and Lou much rougha ge is hi:trd ott tl lL' ~lolllach . If you wtllwtswcr, Television viewers 11f the fall 1978~7'1 TV :;e ~. ~~~n wil l I~ tha t iucludt·s bu lk aml <tt ll·~ st " •·aptapulted into outl'r space, tf tile new 1\BI. ; dwuule give~ a L\YIJ large ~ lc!.'iScs uf fl uid. Thc hint of what's ahead. It may be that tht~ 11Ju \'1' ·· stat Wars" has trtlil1lng plul 'l·s:-. Jll fi} lHk e ;, lot to answ!:!r for in its teltorisiHn dcscrn dc!Jl1<.. Stlllll' ll I lli.' IJUl ) (JU CCIII d tJ It Tin.~ IS the ARC sChed ule vmH plett"'<i :-.irtr·t Frt>d SIIvPnna n Bran L"i snn lt'tir nt•:-, Lhff1cult jumP"d ~hip to go with N!lC. <uld while lie ).Ia\ t•J ~ lnajt•l II ami for pi•nple tu llmH.Ih:. I Hill Jl tJ! 1n lhe miti al pl;mnmg <1f progniH J d1·\ t-lufJ I II~JII, 1lle fina l ,-,~nv l e KPd that Ute bntll tn dt::cisium; wen~ made wlthiJUl hil n. l;n• a kfa~t fo11<l:-; IS Vl'ry Jr· The new !-ldwdule for AB C wtnd1 !l;.t.; l+t'1'/l t h;t ll l{f' d h's:-nl ;'itlng to tilt• stwncwli (lflcr tllan is expeet ed of tlu~ utiH~I two rlt 't'.\ot ~·; IH t:Ht.W AB1 ' II IS tliOl'UUg !ily ')O(Iktd I ll Ill ready has a winr11ng II ni'llp - 1s w1 Lhvut t l1 1! 1 1f i.l'il :-i t•ason ·_., ttulk IJI' forl ~ ·~t tlll g. It .. , ull pl_v ,,liuws . " 'l'h e Six Million IJull<~r M><rl," I· ish"'''"'· Harct lii' is nol.ii gllt 111 l'il ll that soft cue nff thf' schedule - a tilly Hl111.1twt t .f t <tilt j•li:Hwm; l 1~' 11WlN1cll I.IJughagt.' II 1s n·al ~ irtdu stry st aml ard!-> . ly !:iU fta g(' Tl1" {'l'l'titl f11Jcr Of (ill Ute 1\nlitetl Sl'fiCS tll<Jt i\Bl' 1l'lt'd uUt thl '> V.HltPr :illtl -;wtk s up 111111 ~ 1un· <HKl kt:cps sprin g, unly two will reappear " Ftm1a<..;) l·d:111 d will rl'l ur" vour fuod n·stdue Jllt)ISI awl Lo the schedul e, and •·Jlow The \~ e sl \Vt !l -won " \"w ill gu ,Jff Soft ll 111<1 ~ lllok ; w~·l ft•L• l letnpor·arily, to retur11 mlhe first qt l:trll'J 1>f 191'~ will'" t~J· I rtJuglt wtwn II IS dJ y but illS Monili1y foolbnll ends. not go111g mto ~ 1H1!' :-, tolllildt Otht•r lunilt.•d series tiJat \HI'l' gl\1'11 ct tn()u\ hut f;tl\rd 11' 1_!ry uur wil l tl bv dry in rnake the new schedule indutlr ·· Af <; Hud~t1J1 l)t -.J uh1 j l(l '\,")< t ~~ t· F'arr, M.fJ.," art d " Young P!Ulll.!t'IS ' It us~l<tll_, l,tkt''> st•\·end Two of the !trw fa ll shows <trr St tPnr·~· ftl' ti Plt Wl'cks fil l' a pt•r:.,ol\ to rtdjust ad veut ur ~ program and tht' otht:'l ;l iut•t· l!,liL" :--11 tJr l, tu <-~ddtu g hr;JII tu Ute diet. 011the ser io us Side is HHttle Stm Ca ladiU! , hon tt·tl · ·, Mtll'l' ~itS th;lfl il<.,u;ll l '-i IIOtl'd . b()astmg the doal ing sped a! effects thi!JJJadt· -~- q W;t: . . . ' :~ '1!1!1' !JI'I)plt' tw v,. to st~trl popul::~r. The shmv is set Jn thP ·· "1·.1tlt 1\1111 nut1n" 1!· wtth \ t·J :. ,,111<111 <tJ!llll!Hts and " galctXtes far, far away." 1-/, r;td u;dl.• IJtrJ !'d'>f t1 unt!l Tht: <:ll' t llln i s stf'i('t ly spa L'l' ope ra. I' fli!Jitll t·•J ~~~· tl11· ,., t'l'. surt•s. t hough. That l\l C lllp l,'> thl' hi e wi th their ht~~H!IS hat! no id en llli-11 it but I ww; SlH..'I! a l"IJJ . un an.• ~ve r u~c ful. Tlle.v t'itll be, ami often at\:, h~nnful. Tile firot prubll:m nlliSl p<.·o· pit~ have is gctli11g ov.~ r Ll1 ~ ide;J Ihat yuu lluve to lmve c.t ho \~t-1 1uovement eve ry dr.ty . Tl1e frequeJIL'Y 11! bow el muvt·ment~ dept.·nds a lot u 11 what you Cill. If yuu don't eat fool.l s lll<l l l'Oitt<:tm tmwh bu lk ( '0111 1110 11 l'UIIt ' l'l'! l. ~u. sloDI uflt'llt' l -; i.HH.l bnm s;;~tlsfc1 ct or~ ly bowel IIIUVCJI !l'l l ts. The Surfuk Stoul SuflL'IIl'l') do not cunl~lllt an; dw tlli{'al-; - - - - - --- ·- - -··- · 1o Ul d un• ndnn ('il!t l rl.ll'liOns .\lL•thodJo.; t Churd1. '1 :mp 111 WL'dlll' "'di!} lit tlte JH'il 11: \ S lll d ~ TIII IH~I> !Ir' ;1t 1tl ~11T usdu l 11!d\ tu soltPil IIH• ..,{C!ul foJ pt·u p!• · .,.,.h ii (JI'l' lll 111' whu l ll'l: d tn ,(\' Ill! I h~l dt•J qllll[~ !Ill \'i\ 1'1 1JllS l't'iiSI)U ; J ran as:-. un: y11U ;r tt'l'l' llt Ill' IJIUITiiOI( ll'l'ttlf)l y (l<tl li.' I! l would bt• ~ ~ ;tl-·fl li frJJ ' "u ll t'i lll handl t• 1! 1\ a~ tr'J tl o tha t ~~ tu 11H'tl \\.'i ll' llt l',o•al 1.\ ~.\\ltl' lt !tr"' tu wllu] (• v.. l!c;-!1 llrvad ! I JrJI'\' llulk \ _\!JU I [1) !I H'i:!] 1-:ll lttlll.-tle the :-o \H'l' ls r~ n d fii l."' Tl lt'll sL-ut ;td d1ng mun· lm tll l!J cHiu;tll~ t11 ~ m1 tltel. J)j ,uJt.; t! "low l ~ and "ttd\lrt J' \~I tit tl !L' l' floU~! I l P'I'As, 'll1ursday , 7:30p.m. at Till' Hcaltll I.t'llL' r nu 1nht·c hmg p 1llhL IH I f ol' Sd l l'\ f<ll' l\11' } PonH•n,y F:lr•uu: nlruy Schnol rl'sults an· Ute l'SSi 'llllid cti! Jt · 2·1. lrn! otble ur Spa:-.liL' Cuh11 1 !J!IIIf' llt S fo!' "ii HT!'S...; lnstall atilll\ r-llld ( 'D!i.'>lt p C! liOi t !11 ln-:V IVAI. 111 llfO~r" " 1hrough Mny i ~11 Hutlancl Church of 1;ud. 7::!0 p.111 . ni ghlly . H:il ph Woods. C'\'< lllge li .st. BubiJ } fJo rtcr . J>i.slur . l.'l'llls w1th <:t W ~dkm g t' l\'1' _\'Oil ,1 l olluw t11 tll·lp tnumtain g11ot! IIL·altll~ IJ(IWl'l fu nd1un Olhvrs wh1 1 wcmt t111 s IS:-i\ H.' 1 an se mi Go progrilll l you ; ·~111 long, slt- t1Hpt'd, lhe !Spilcesh ip f; ala c lica, wh1 cli (' alrl' a !Jrl' ',l'll r • JS tl11' I; ·t \'I'Sliges r1f hUII!W1 ciriliZilllUll 'lh '· ti· l!t·,t!! ·I: !11\\ard ,1 \l.()l'ld c allt>tl l·:arlh. de~pi h- lh1:'1r ! ttks l\1 l h tl.t· d·· ['IJ,·n add :-r d]dd 1; 1\I.I .IA t'IJ I• \I'Y SAI•I\ fil ~ . I·:IJ-!111 and Fori\', mll .\tuol.ll. ll lt'l' t Tliur:.,tht\ :tl till 1.1\lllH' n+ T lil' !'l t' l TL'I to guod LHH\t •l ,Vlr~ . .Jt1;111 Wor1 d flltH'llllll fur 11 10:>1 p; ·opiL· l'i d MF:f(:S Cmmty Co uru·ll uf prupt·r dtl·t I ;111 1 srmhng you ,,f 1rff i<Prs. l' ~ntur i. breakfast lJy c{;ltmg d goud l'rnpPr d il'l is tlw s t'l '.rd By JOAN ll ANAU'"R UPI Tc·lr•·i,ion Writt'r NEW YOFtK iUPl i- Tel cvisioiiUSt'll tc, rely •J<t <t<II S liP <' IA't: M:Jjor s, but now it i.'l rearhing' f,,, •;tHrS I'! IWh et:-; Alphr~ l' Xl' IT ISt' ,\ llian c~e . rr iL·n d ~ uf lhe star slllp Enkrp n :-,1' ;\ ~rl !.t.: ll' ~l 'II t!JI.' St. 'Jrek" family might wkc 1 1 11;ti:.H t11 <•. l_•ll t thl' llllr 1 1luJ~'L!l1 rml h c proposed audienn· fnr · :\,u:k .'V \11r1<l~." \,~;,, ,u·p li' ll•ads (Jf Cl half -h<HII SJ{(·'Ji l! .\1 ork iSiltli JIJI.I' ,,j lht· pi 1lttt fl:·~ \\holll~l d t.· ht s teiP',ISlO'· dt>but t r1l ~l'i!!ut 1' pp~ Tt' '' \t •. 1!1• ll<ts nwt M md~ :md oh. l!u w8tt t 1 11 1 1·t•r:--·l',f ABC also! <; pr!es1 nt!nV, e1 ~I t 'lllt ;_d• 111 t ' J 1•\I P '~···H V1•r k t:1 xitab drt\'l:· rs. I' roll! ttw 111 q•:pt'• ' r I' 11 :,~Jlll 1! tJ !W t~ ht'nt'.a th tile rt'l'l'llt NBC fi1'P ·~i~~1L.' o~ 11 1plP .~~ .•• 1:··: ·t ami Ptlttl IwilL" of Hl.1t1 ll t•lp IJowt•l funl'11()11 . ,\ guud walk 11 111w t\.t' lllll g il ftt'l ' \ o11r lrtsl HICC!l l1 t•lp' til" bmn ·b. a nd tl'inl lpliiiZl' ~ till' .lOU] ttl pi l' j)i:IIT ~Oi l f,H 'l J..:lltld 111)41tf's s l t '~"P SL' If·it ddn ·:-.scll envt •lopt' for It :vlanhclltan lunl'lll'l•fiPtiL' . ABC also plc.trh tu Ill 1111pl'h\lt' i JJ\' eSti~ator ~1,li1 H Hll'oiL':\ " l .as v. ~\J s!HII\ r•rwr;ttl'S in an h1 •\l l 1:1 ' .i·.!ll :• l11r ,, :.~·n'.JJr· _wtt·.: ·,. '·' ·.. :;r· 1 · Vt:~a s. " On a Vt>r y di fft~rer 1t tnlck 1~ · t\pfrlt · Pi1· • l'tl 1 irtr~ f(, I' 1\ld 'lnmthan , \~o:hoplayt·d\'i, tt'Jll lll ~1 ~11Hlr· {lr 1 111: ~f~ r!· a.., Gln!.!.l'l' Nl'll. wlto run s t.J b11W dl! !!' h •U>t r 11 ·'.. J1 1· 111 l )\'HI· t'1 ('Cilln cs dum11~ the Dq •r,•s.-.l iJB evcmng, Mr. ami ~t r s . D uan ~ Mt·l.uUJ;!hlln t•'lc phoJJCd fron1 GRADE B Flul'ida . LARGE dozen EGGS •• •.•••••••.•••••.• ft ,\ SKETS MADE ba skcL., using the .IHJ Wilcsc form of J)£tpt: l' ruldm,; n iii Pd on ~ a ni were duri ng a met:ti n ~ S~ !'(If ll.':i t:' [ tt IJWIIIL' 'l'ruop J 120 IM•Id at the Syrill'IJSl' Elemcn· t.ar y Sdmt,L Wendy Fry Jed m the plcuge. ' "' ~'~ Cruesc r, the gtrl proiiHSe. .seoul cmtl H r (lWJlles at 7:30p.m . Wednesday at the temple . All Master Masons are invi\etl. take a spray can l1ll to lh<' t t•, xtmcct Ill~! BAK E SALE SET Senior Citize ns of Harrison ville will hold a bake sale from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.rn . Saturday at lhe corner of Routes 143 and 681 across fr om the former >iure there ·.·~ OORlNIL ,('""I· I ll ,•,, ,1' I ,J • ' one incunspicuuus strand . Afte r ha lf the suggested time has elapsed, wipe clea n and chec k the oolor. ; ~· , • ~· )(J<;f' o(l 11 1!>•! r~>•••nJ 'I TOWELS •••••••• •••:.~~:~: ••• DOMI NO . . . .. :.'~. ~a·g···~$ st~~~~~ e POLISH SAUSAGE ••••L.~ 99 . 8 16 01 .• ,dol~ 11 1'!'1, BROUG HTON 2% LOW FAT VALLEY BELL NELSON DRUG STORE Pomer'l\1, Ohio BANQU ET VALLEY BELL- Fe sti va l THURSDAY ONLY On All Uving Room Suites RC COLA OR DIET RITE MASON FURNITURE Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.·8:30 til 5:00 Thursday Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM 8-16 oz. bottles Herman Grate Assorted lf2 Gallon 99 ~ POT PIES 99¢ 53e EACH MAXWELL HOU)f: OR NESCAFE COUNTRY TIME MORTON INSTANT COFFEE LEMONADE 12 oz. CAN Mason. W. Va . lO..oz. 1ar · JOHN'S OR PEPSI PEPPERONI PIZZA 3 QUARTS DR. KARR & VAN ZANDT EACH 9 oz. CARTON 59~ POP ONION SETS 8-16 oz. bottles 5l8. Orange· Root Beer or Cola MOTOR SALES See : Pete, Marvin or George 992 ·5342 Pomeroy, 0 . Drive Home a Winner 99e $439 COOL WHIP PEPPER SUP~EME COUPE Drive Today 49 FROZEN FOODS 'MILK ........ ~:~~~~ ...~l BUTTERM ILK TV DINNERS ... 69¢ ICE CREAM Will ht' ,,, ······J . Take A Test 109 1 PEP Sl •••••••.•••••••. ~(~ '.r~e••• ~ 4LB. $ QO BANANAS.•.•.•••••.••••.•.. SU PERIO R •'I 11•' •, 1 lo (II 1 0111 llolllll '( $ 00 PAPER $149 MINUTE STEAK •••••••~~·••• •10000 TRADE-IN 773-5592 HI DRI NO WAST E " ~,., ' Cl!IJI!IIIIId -tll ···t • • ,1/,tLif'JIIl.n 1· • '' I 1.,, I''' ', lll•j OOHINIL -'1": l~, t r•.t w t!l'l J• ill. •, 'l• •·ol 1 1 lr~l~ Ytil Ill~~ 11' 1tl lll\ 1lt>l ' lllli w ll"' tllfl.JI trd I1'!11 JJ( l1 .11 f '.~>''' When frosting your hair. do a strand test fir st : appl )' l'l..'tn llllicd t o LOSE WATER BLOAT WITH ODRINIL -NATURE'S WAY QORIN!l · Stran~ed were ~~~~~.~....... ... :~::·:~-. 8~ ¢ 89 SIRLOIN STEAK •.•...••••••• .'.;~~ ••• USDA CHOICE . $219 PORTERHOUSE STEAK •••••••L.~ ••• USDA CHOICE BONLESS $299 NEW YORK STRIP. ••••......•••L.~·.. . CUD HY $119 ··\ SLICED BACON•••••~~·.~:;~ •• evcmng of the r & DOUBLEM INT $ USDA CHOI CE ttJ<tdt· '11lllrsda; ¢ WRIGLEY- SPEARMIN T JUir Y r R lll Me~) wit! meet in regular session ,.,......,.., )a xitliVL':O,, l!lll'l ll <.IS Will diet. were wee kend gllL's ls of Mr . a nd Mr s. Ke nnet h MciAJughlin. On Sa turday Trac'l'l' .I fu hlwrd SHiel the F&AMTO MEET HI\J WJlll' 13 ·!I.. We11dv <Jnt1 1.ori Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM , Sl' I'Vl'<l rtfrL''s huJt:n ts Tht! color to • Revi<·w 'fV.. .m tlit.'i l,f you IIC'l'fll'd 111forniHltor1 on WL' will all lliallk yvu . I>F.1\H lli·:IIDEH - Before I you L::JIInol expect · tu 11{.1\'l' rnuch indi gestible · rcs alu l' MllliJI .P. POHT l.odg•·:Jfi:l , !:ilmt t•tl writing this coiUJ IU J I and tile net result 1s tHll F. flntl 11 . M.. 7::11l Tuesday knl'w many peuplt.: had l run- t'nuugh l.Julk to ~ limulate tl;-n- 11igltl l';t!L' York, NY llill!l. It will g1ve HEALTH Wid Martha McPhail tu have to lakt• (:t laxcll.ivu OJ\l'e (l l' l'i:1!1 J!:t: llll'111 Apply W1111 l' Ub· lhc cultural report. !.wier a weck '1 Jt see11 ts I..M.!r t·enlc nt tu a guld or silve r . CHESTfo:l\ COUNCIL n:. eve ryo ne you talk to hilS tnm· \\uU id JHl li.H ' coverrd. l fou11tl nn th111~~ ttl till' policy that sl:•ted th ts and the au tl ltlritlt'"' [I)C§W CAR THIS YEAR? Economy Ride Comfort Styling Price XI GAMMA MU Clwptcr of Si~ nw Plu Sorority , 7::lU 'I'Ul'stlay at the Colu111 bus and IlEAl! WANDA - You cou ld l'Ul out var ious part5 of door . ! kept a supply uf salt at t1 1e bottom <~S well as 111 llll· crack at the top of Ihe sll •p... DOHOTIIY DI':1\H POI. I.Y - I lmv<· . CUTLASS Compare Compare Compare . Compare Compare Pomeroy Musunic Temple . whil'h Ill' •· nll'rcd tho liume lie cards. l do nul k11ow whnt tu r;tJE~TS Wtll J; IV!' llll' SOillC idt'i.IS - IV;\ Nl!!l tilt' had nu more troUblt' with ~w ed. THINKING OF BUYING A Mr. and 1\uherl Duckworth of Mtdtllepurt. uu huvc rcturucd frum Cur· I"" Chri.•ti where they S(ll!nd twu wcck!i visitln~ thdr sun , in Ga rdcn .s dr~ V L' t ' COMPARE··OLDS Pin . ¢ By United Press International TANGLE OVER "TANGO": Prosecutor Simon Leis made a name for himself in Cincinnati last year by winning an obsc-enity case against HilS tier magazine owner Larry Fly at . Now his nam~ is Mud at Cincinnati's Xavier University, according to letters released Monday. When Leis learned recently his alma mater pla nned to show the film "Last Tango ln Paris," he wrote X"vier president the Rev. Robert Mulligan to warn the film is "pornographic" and cited hi s .Jesuit training as proof of his moral ken . Mulligan, piqued, wr ote back suggesting Leis could "be true to the spirit of Ignatius and Xavier " by fighting crime, not porn. Mulligan added : "[ was surpri sed to learn that you are an alumnus of Xavi er University, since you rarely participate in any of its activ ities ... " In any case, "Tango" was ca nceled for another rea son. 41 25 so ws medium and ls 372 a58 lbs 41 aU5 . small lot 35? lbs 39 15 , I 3 375 550 lbs J3 44 , boars 536 lbs 35 . 10 ; 170 260 lb s lwm e DIAL SOAP Mother, 4 Property Transfers $1 .34 Val ue F.I . P . Pr-Ice ... gcstiyHs from our Meigs Desk Pak ·' witl · duws that were qu ite haml · su m e. Or one m ight rna ke a nuur length circular cover for ~ round table. I am !:iun.· we will be getting further sug. TU ESDAY POM ~~ROY CHAPTE R. Order uf the f·:astei·ll Stor. 7:4> Tuesday n i~ht at the 111 llt'W I;Jl~Pl'l' , P 0 . l{ox 1551. H.at1 1o <'tt) '-itcJtwu , NL'w 1 Polly Cramer a 6 end 10" Combo . 111 e LrJ Social I POLLYS POINTERS 1 Calendar I I OONtT KNOUJ FROM ·· Feeder Steers : (goo d and - · - · - · - · ....·-·-··- · - · I I -~-. .- - I LISTt:NI I et:JTTA BE HONEST. .. I'M .JUST FILWJ@ IN TODAY, .. OHIO VA~LEY LIVESTOCK MARKET REPORT April28, 19711 Feeders : s leadv SJ lower ; cows · $1 .50 . ~ tow er : Vea ls : 5- The Daily Sentinel, Mitldleport-Puml'roy. 0 ., Tuesday, Ma v 2. l!ii R SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 m10 P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 10 We Federal Food Reserve The To Lm~ $ 00 �. • • 'f,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,G;~,;;;;i~~,,,.,ii,;;,,,~~,,,,.,.,,,,~,1 • 6- The Daily Senlinel, Middlepcrl-Pomeroy. 0 ., Tuesday, May 2, 1978 Fellowship Day announced . "'Y The 28th Annual Guild Fe llowship Day of lhe Providence Distric1 Baptisl Association will be he!d al t he First Ba ptist Church • Burlington . 0 hio on Sun day. ·h · may 7, w1l the servtce ,tarting at 1:30 p.m. Hev. Douglas Carter is the host pa~o: · theme of the day is "Think On These Things ,"· Philippians 4:8. The em· phas is is ,.G0 d .s ·~ l hree· fold plan for me." 47 My mind - P ruv . : · My body - I Cor. 6:19-20. I 1 work of the church in helping 1 to 1 1 I . I I I if Diamond Pendants Rings Ea.-rin gs • Mother's Hings 1\ • I I I !'ens Necklaces • Braclets I • St ick pt>ns I • Bulova ,\ c ut ron I Ca ra ve ll r Wrest wa tches I I ! I carry out the Grea t Commiss ion . Their motto is "Wmnmg Others" and .. their uniform colors are white dresses with Royal Purple capes lined with white. The offi cers for the year 1977-1978 are First Vice \ Supervisor, Mrs. Eloise Watson: . Seco nd Vice 1 Supervisor, Mrs. Gwendolyn Howard : Secretary. Mi ss 1 I I 1 l I 1 I I l 1 1 1 1 I V~ H lGOESSLER 'S! I JEWELRY I Ii STORE ! ~ REVIVAL SLATED Arevival is now in progress at the Independent Holiness Church in Midd leport . The Rev . David Light is the evangelist . O'Dell Manley 1s the pastor. The publtc IS invited . Cuurt St. f 'umero}. O.j __.. ........ .._.._.._.. LEGAL NOTICE fhe Public Ut1h11es Comm<s· s<on ol Oh<o nas set lor puOI<c Marmg Case No 77- 380-EL·fAC Subtile A. to rev<ew the operation of the fuel Cost Adtustmenl Clause and the luel procurement pract<ces and pol<c<es of the Oh<o Power Company on May B. t978 . at 10 00 A.M.. E s T . at the Comm<ss<on s oll<ces. 180 East Broad Street. Columbus . O h ~ All mlerested persons Will be g<Ven an opponumly to be heard, funher <ntorma110n may be obtamed by con· tact<ng the PubliC Ullhl<es Comm<SS<on ol Oh<O THE PUB LI C UTIL111ES COMM ISSION Of OHIO By R1cnaro L Sm•th. Secretary RETU RN HOME Mr. and Mrs Herbert Dix· un have relumctl [rom Cu r· pus Christi where they spend two wt•eks v1sitmg Lhcir son. Hu~er , emp loyed there with Continental Oi l. F.nroute home they stopped at Shreveport, La . to v1sit Mr. and Mrs. Turn Keltm and fa mily, aml inVersailles. Kv. tu visit Mr . and Mrs. Waldo Woodyard . BOA RD TO MEET The administrative buard of the Hutland Umte d Methodist Church wi ll meet Wednesday nig ht at 7:30 p.m. at the pastor's stu dy. DEAR HE LEN ANDSUE : · I'm 23, mat·ried with two kids, and I love my hu5band very much but I can't slltnd to live with him. We ~re now separated a nd gel along beautifully as long as we just date. But when he sta rts asking, "When can I come horne, darling'" he turns me off . He's 42. Would that have something to do with it ' Am I crazy'? -WORRI ED WORRIED: . No, you're not crazy. Ma ny separate'{! couples get along fme • -so long as they dun'llive together . But day-to-<lay contact ts more than they can bear. . Yes, the age difference may be your proulem. A father ftxation isn't conducive tu a ha ppy marriage . \TTF.ND MEF:TING - Mrs. Gertrude M<lchell , Mrs. Ed na Sl usner, and Mrs. Iris . Keep dating a nd hope for a cha nge in your attitude. If il Kelt~n of the Twin City Sh rincttes. P01neruy , joined 4:1uther Shrinclles in Columbus fur a happen, then perhaps a divorce is best. - HE LEN AND doesn't d l<tltercd bus tnp to Erie. Pa . when• they visited the Shnncrs' HosptUtl for .Crtppled SUF. Clnldren . 1.undl was served at the Zcm 7A'm Temple Shri ne Club followed by a vtstl to the huspital where the group tou red the facility and were cntertamctl ~I a t ea. Mrs; ~t tchcll , DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Mrs. Slusher <tlld Mrs. Kelton . left Lu nght. arc ptetured here wtth a ~agon donated lo lhe 1 read in the paper abuul an elderly woman in Florida who Twill Cit v Shrinelles by Elbc>ields, and fi!IL'I with tuys. stuffed amrna ls. qutlts, sheets, hauled her freshly departed husband's budy fr om her home lo L>lankeU:i: tu wds , wa~hc.:lotlu.~s. and nu ml.! ruus other ttems frum th~ women of the local that of a neighbor because, she told police, she ··didn't want Shnnetles Club. them to see ~her messy house." Could th is really be true ' · Adult c/t;ss meets at restaurant SYI\ACUSE-The Asbury' Un<h·d Meth<Kiist Church's Yu1111g Adult Class rct·c ntly tint ed at The K1nfu!ks Hc:ste~ u r ant 111 Point Pll! asant. and M r s. ll arVt:!)' Kuch. Dl'voliun s were given by Dcr111is Moore , tim! a busmess m ectin J..( wtt s he l L! with Muon• . M ~ Cuy, ami Willimns l>l~ mg muncd at the cOinmit- In the group were Fayt• Clifford. Terril' Wa lker. tce to OVCI' SCt' t h t • !,JH.:IIdtllg of Barn . emU Carol~1 11 M(.'Cuy, d ass funds fur bcncf<dal and Jark. and Judv Will iams· needed item s fvr the churdl. Demus emU Cat11y Muurl'. Cia~ mernl>crs arc to ~ivc Mike a11d Kathy Fry. Huss suggestions tu the t'UIIUJ lltlcl' and Hupe Moure. tlw Hl'v. IJl'forc the ll l!X l tlass 1 ncdi n ~. Mrs. Williams rclll indcd Jllelllbcri'i that. rcst.·rv tt l lon s fur the ntuthc r-<lallghter dinncr e~ re to l.lc llli.:Hle with her or Mrs. Moure before May 5. DOUBTFUL Fa mily pictures to be taken DEAR DOUBTFUL : It's more believable tha nlhe letter from Rudolf i Sl'e abuve I. that eve ning are $1.50 and the amount should bt! turned in ·HELEN AND SUE with the reserva tion. The class wil l fu rnish the table DEAH RAP : Sd1uol is just a mouse race, getting us ready for the rat race. st.'rvi cc, bcverat:tc ami a Same pressures, jealousies, competition for first pla~e . I'm turkey fur the dinner. Other ti red of it. Any reason why I shouldn't be a · DHOPOUT ? mea~' may be brought lu the DEAR DROPOUT: . di nm~ r . No reason at all · if you rea lly wanl to be a dropout from hie. Mrs . Hope Moure announced lhal letters arc ready lobe But it isn't much fwt silting on the sidelines, as you'll dtscover sent to fonne r pastors of the in a few yea rs. Talk to an adult you trust before you make your final deci· church lo advise them of the August homecomi ng, Mrs. sion . - HE!.EN ANDSUE Cathy Moore was appoi nted acting secreta ry unti l fu rther Wednesday , May J _____ notice. She and Mrs. McCoy w1ll host the May 23rd meetmg at 6 p.m. at the MeCoy hume. Bernice Bede Osol Cash )HUes will be award·· cd Ill an cssav eunlcst un the . · · ·· theme ··I 111 a Semur Ctttzen )·' .. t rt f NOW u 1lt: 11C u £I S a pet ll the observance of Senior .t. )) , CI .1zens ~Y·"1"Y16· Sc w ur Ctltzcns arc <:t skcd lu 6'0" X 6'8" he:tvc BRONZE ALUMINUM FINISH 66 CTN . • Tempered, msula ted 9loss . • Weather!.lr tpped for seal from e ~~:te nor wmd pressure ROUGH OPEN INGSI ZE : ll '/1" x 80'12' ' CF=!Or:: ' J •• __l · . -. ~ . J ! /;;)\ ' ~ I ' Ill" LEFT OR RIGHT fiAND ALUMINUM FLUSH DOOR I 3/ 8" x 2'0" • 6'8" ~ SALE PR ICE HOLLOW CORE 1122 3822 • IJen ot tle , rt! odYto·ftntsh tnter iOr door 1 • On~ol to use lor table tops too • Three hg,hl stylmg • Tempered solely g,lo~\ • Reod")l topomt C4" sto1n . .J .,. .. l . COMBINATION DECORATIVEPANEL DOOR ENTRANCE DOOR ENTRANCE DOOR I 3/ 4" x 3'0" x 6'8" REG . 48.59 ..J WlfH TEMPERIO SAfETY GLASS YOUR CHOICE 4344 EACH 2 '8" 16 '8" . , .. • Pre·hur.Q , nfjtt hand or ~h hMI door • Extruded olummum wtlh removable ponel • Weotnt!rstr1 pped $ 09 SHOULDER LB ROAST•••• •• ••••• •••••••••• ~ ••• FRESH MADE · • BEEF STEAKETTES••••••• ~~: •••• BONELESS ROLLED FRESH & LEAN 59 $ POT ROAST. ••••••••••••••······ ENGLISH ROAST........L~~. ~.1 3, 1 39 , BEEF STEW••••••••••••••~~~ •••• 13 BONELESS 99~ GROUND BEEF. •••••••••••• ~~;. , GOLDEN CANE SUGAR ei 1IS hom a con tr dentral srtu a· 8666 KE ITH McCARTY A party was held recenlly al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarty, S. R. 143, Pomeroy, honoring their son, Keith Allen, on his first birthday . Sa ndwiches, potato chips, koolaid, ice cream and cake were served. Hostesses for the party were Mrs . Barbara Stahl, Mrs. Do!Ulie McCarty, and Mrs. Da le McCa rty . Attending were his grand· mothers, Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mrs. Olga McCarty, Mrs. Barbara Silt hi , T•mmi Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Kimbe rly Sue, Brenda Robbins, Mike Smith, Donna Hobbins, Becky Smith, Shan· non McCa rty, Jay McCa rty, Kim Wilson, PHtty Ward, Misty Adkins, Tracy Manley, Crystal Man ley, Marla Wilson, Kim Wilson, David Ray McCarty, Dale Eugene McCa rty, Melissa Tyree , Jinuny McCarty, Da le McCarty, a nd his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarty who also celebrated lbeir lourth wedding anniversary. Sending gills we re the Rev. and Mrs. Odell Ma nley and Steve, Erica Elias, •nd Ronald McCarty. lion are t1Kely to r you today However 1! you don' t keep a cl osed mouth you'll brmg abo ut a reve rsa l of your good fortu ne F1nd out more about you rself by sen dmg for your copy of Astra-Graph Le1ter New Go lden Isle 69' t 1 WHITE PAPER TOWEIS .........~-~~. ~~. 99 TOMATOES.............................. .... .35' New Go ld e n Is le NY 10019. Be su •e to spec<ly b~rth stgn GE MINI (May Z1 -June ZQ) Th> S should be a fun day . but it co uld cosl you more than yo u Golde n Is le 17 oz . Can counted on Have sorne extra ca sh handy to av01d em bar· rassmenl 55't TOMA10 JUICE .......................... .. t PEl\CHES ............ ........ .... :.~ .~ ~:.~~~ 55 I t MARGARINE .................~~~.~?.. ~~.~~~~ 39 CAN CE R!Jun e 21-July 22) You r Go lde n Is le 1deas and meth ods are tar oett et tha n those ol yo ur assoctat cs today , bul take care not to hull anybody 's tee hn gs wh en you try to nnpl emenl Rector named cost s of mater ia ls 1 nd labor , ia 1he lnsur~nr:t cover~ge 1 pur chased on my hom e three y11r1 aao Ill Gold"n Is le - Sli ces or Ha lves th em. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Do n'! fo rget to be kind to one who 15 tess fort unate Your warm . e~~: · pan swe appraoch to things today can ease anolh er's unha p· pmess The general r ule Is ... If -;our house Is sev eral years old, you maY be under Insured. M an y homeo wners are since their insurance protection has not kept pace with the rising v~lues of tt'leir homes or risi ng cost of repa ir or rep lacement. When homeowner s are underlnsured, Insurance companies are required to pay only a portion of the lull cost of repair or replacement. Il l• gene rally a·good Idea to have an appraisal made of your home about ev'ery t hree vea r s. Your Insurance ! gent can give the name of an appraiser qual if ied to supply you with lhls necessary Infor mation . . BROGAN INSURANCE -J ~~~~,!;0:;,· Beans, Cut Red Beets, Sliced Carrots, Mixed Vegetables, Peas and Carrots, Whole Potatoes, Cut Wax Beans, Cream Style Corn or Whole Kernel Ca. FROZEN ORANGE JUICE.. ..1.~.~~:.~~~. 69t $ 09 3 SPAGHEITI SAUCE.. ...........~ . ~ ~:. ~-~~ 1 ev1 dent today You 'II be con · cerned wtlh the w ~lfare ol others and you 'll DO some· thm g about lt . Ragu LIBRA JSept .23·0tl. 23) Opper· Pl ~ in CASE OF 24 BUY THE CASE AND $AVE Mea l or Mushroom • •• tumt1es co uld co me today lroiT' several differ e nt d1r ec tlons. I yo u' re indltferent . h owev er you may not recog nize tht good tha t's on your doorstep. ONLY Ot her s wi ll go out o f thei r wal to do what they can to mak1 your tot in lite easie r tod ay . 81 sure to show yo u' re app recia live . SA GITTARIU S (Nov . 23-0et MAXWELL HOUSE GOLDEN ISLE VACPACCOFFEE CANE SUGAR No. 755 21) You're quite enterpri sem today bu t you must guar1 3 LB. CAN CRISP RED $859 W/C toaay . but be wary ol dolr lhlngs lor others In spite RADISHES..... ........ ~.?.~·..~-~~: 1Q~ For Coupon Expires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY You r intentio ns are admlrabl '5'' COUPON COUPON SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22 ICin!l or ~t~~~BERS................ ...~~.~~ ... l9~ Fois ti ng' y o1 ' ., Go lden Is le VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept . 221 Some New rector of the Pomeroy good deeds wWe re th ey·re n Grace EpiSl'OpSI Church Is requested could boome rang AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Ftb. 1 the Rev. Robert Graves of Purs uing pleasure is l ikely CUirenton, Ill. He will assume be your dominant drive toda his dulles here on June 15. You 'll co me up with clev The Rev. Mr. and Mrs . ew.c uses so you can mal<e II Graves and Mr. and Mrs. foursome at tee time. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March ; Myers Yeam•n of Cincinnati Your possibilities loi gain lo spent the past week here wilh nllly today , provided you do Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. wan t the lion 's share. Tak1 The minislfr and his family large piece , but pass Ihe will be moving here in early around . ARIES tMorch 21·Apr11 11) t.l t J une . They ha ve twin plans eatly to gel out with Y' daughters, Jenny and Beth, Jrlenos today . You're bu bbl six yea rs old, Hnd the family ove r wit h en th usiasm and n• will be residing In the rectory to get away lrom the lam tour wall s . · at the rear of Grace Church. !NEWSPAPER ~ NT E APRI S E ASSI Pork & Beans, Spinach, Peas, Cut Green Beans, French Green l ce u Queen of yo ur fines t qualil1 es will be themse lves . adequate? • 46 o z. Can CAPRI CORN (Ooo. 22-Jan. 1' Consi derinG the rlsl na properly value• and inc rooHO GOLDEN ISLE WHITE TOILET TISSUE .....~ .~~~~.. ~.~~: Ma11 50 cents lo r each and a tong self -add ressed . stamped envelope to Astr a-Graph . P 0 Box 489. Rad 10 C1ty Statro n. against rashness . You may -b tempted to take a chance th ; e)Cceeds a c alc ulated ri sk. l t4 E. Mo ln BONELESS TAURU S (April ZQ-May ZO) 9en· during The ln1or•nce Store :n.st3D U.S. D.A. CHOIC E U.S. D.A. CHOICE lB 139 mater1ally the1r hft'tilllc, the good time' and bad limes. the hap1>iness and lwrliships which have be~n a pa rt of their life. The will be $25 fur first. $1 5 for seeoud . $10 fur lin rd . New officers were elected Other ad1vtlies to be a part at the Thursday meeting of of Sc1nor Citizens Day include the Bradbury Variety Club rcco~o: m l l u n uf those 100 years held at the home of Mrs. uf age or oldt:r,lhuse mMrried Carolyn S.arles. fo1' 50 or more years. the Elected were Mrs. Bernice oldest mother , anti the ul desl Winn, pres id ent; Mrs . fath er. The ulde;t living Searles, vice president; Mrs . ~r atluales of · Ml'igs hi gh Arline Davis, secretaryschools ar~ to be treasurer ; Mrs. Evelyn Murr t.•L·ugniz t:d . C hur <.: he s ray, Oower IWld chairma n; throughout the county m·e bc- and Mrs. Virginia Whitlatch. lllg asked \O honor their publicity. Sl! niur dtizens un May 14. Devotions by Mrs. Searles On S.mor Citizens Da y a opened the meeti n ~. and Mrs. jitney supper will _be held Davis gave the sec retary 's fr<V n 4 to 6:J0 p.m. Can· report. Preceding the potluck di datc's Night ts sd1duled fur ilinner, Mrs. Winn had grace . 7 p.m. anti se nior citizens ~s TilC afternoon was spent wel l as the public are inviteil working on the program books. It was decided to make stuffed animals at the next meeting for the children at EVENT SCHEDULED A rummage and. bake sale the Velerans Memo ria l will be held on May 3, from 9 Ho.spital. The next meeting will be at a.m. to 4 p.m. in the basement of Middleport the home of Mrs. Winn , May Masonic Hall sponsored by 18, 10:30 a.m. Members attenHarrisonville Eastern Stars. ili n~ were Mrs. Winn, Mrs. On M•y 4 and 5 a rununage Davis, Mrs. Sear les, Mrs. sale only will be held at the Dixie Sayre, Mrs. Rose Carson , and Mrs. Whillatch. same location. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 , CHUCK ROAST. ••••••••••:~· ···~ U.S. D.A. CHO ICE Tht s cornmg year several good thm gs could happen tar you tha t wo1l"l be a ! your own maKmg f h rough ano th er ' s good ofl1ces you may proht REG . I 19.79 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. BONELESS May 3, 1978 I 3/ 4" • 3'0" • 6'8" • ~Hd hemlock • Sonded , r!Od")l ·to·llmsh • S.ngle hgt1t With sole t")l oloss CHUCK 8 STEAK ••••• •••••••••••••••• ~ ~ tual~~nd . Officers elected on Thursday PATIO DOOR LAUAN experi enced U. S. D.A. CHOIC E ISLE . .. On lii~"'ay Scnror Ctlllens . J.H Dav will be the plans fur the · . . . . new mult< J>Urpose. bulldmg 111 . whi ch the Semor Cttzens (£ nter w1ll be located once It . . 1 I >led Final lans 1S l'U il P c · P )'·'ve been com pleted •nd the wnlc an cssav uf :100 wurds ou . . . telling of the. changes they blultlmg IS now up fur btd . SP£01Al8 U.S. D.A. CHOI CE Party held ASTRO·GRAPH for birthday Essay contest opened to Meigs senior citizens • Includes screen ponel.ond .hordwore •'· DEAR RUDOLl<: So ... " Close Encounter of the Geriatric Kind" we've g~t here' (On a dull day in May, wh<tt's better than an Apnl fool. ) -SUE ._.~..__..._. REG . 217 30 ,. FOOLS' DAY IN MAY ... RAP : ' I'm 18 and 6 feet 7. I'm in love with a 92-year-old woman who is just under 5 feet. Do you think she's too short for me' I'm afrai d my friends will laugh when we wa lk down the msle. . Some etiq uette quesltuns: Would a church weddmg be appropriate? And could her son, age 62, giv.e her awa;' ~ow about her two great-grandsons as ushers 1 Also wh<ll color should she wear for the wedding' I prefer yellow, but she wanls pink lu go with her red hair. Please rush your answer.RUDOLF DEAR RUDE, THE ELONGATEDKIDDER: All hail to your red-headed widder. If yo ur story is true. I'rn a six-legged gnu. She' . 1\ nonagenarian whizzc r! · HELEN · ACTIONS FILED In Meigs C<Junty Common Pleas Court Monday Citizens National Bank, Middleport, filed suit in the amount of $500 aga inst Harold White, Rt. I , Langsville. Two divorces we re dissolved . Vict oria J ane Michael and Gary Edward Michael; Helen Heaton and James Heaton. ~~ By Helen and Sue Hottel •.•. Mrs. Barba r a Scott . The parent body is the Providlence District Women's Aux1 1ary, D h Th s Mrs . oro! y oma ' president. The public is invit ed to attend this worship service. \ ~~~rc~~~~~ ,;.o~~~i;:n ~~: 'j' Lasting GI 1. Give l l er Jewelry. I I n ' ~ . \~\ Opal Gril!ith; Treasurer , Mrs. Elea nor Preston; y Pianist, Miss vonne Presto n ; Sub-Distri ct Orga nizers, Mrs. Pea r 1 Scotting, Hocking ; Mrs. Ad a G M J Payne, . allia; rs. une M Cart ~ r , I ront o ~; . rs . Fra nces Harris, Ptketon, and · ·IS the istnct Superv1sor n fi P "'' --------~l i: '· ' 1 Moth~r's I / Day IS 1 th I May 14 I I I G l.ve MIJ/11 soul - · Luke 19 :20. The guest Speaker 15 Mrs. Jean Kea rney . Chillicothe. •· gan nearl.v 1.,_" 1·s eve 11t "" o as the lime ag decades three When the Hallie Jackson Gu1·td Gt. rls would come together from all over Prl)vl.dence District to share in a fell owship service. Mrs. Zue lelia Smith was named the Superviso r of the District alld She Served this posll<on '"ell fur "w years, and in August 1976 she resigned with til" ho11 uran.· t\tle of Super' visor Emeritus. The object of the organization is to enlist the interest and aid of the gtrls ~ Washington St a le WINESAP 3 lb . gg~ Baa APPLE$ .•.......•.•.•.....•....•....... sp YELLOW ONIONS ........ .... .... ............. . 3 lb. 8 ag 89" ,. 5 LB. BAG 99¢ W/C Coupon Ex pires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GAT EWAY • ''\ • ~ COUPON NIAGARA " LIPTON TEA BAGS SPRAY STARCH No. 205 22 OZ. CAN sge COIJPOfol COU P ON GOLDEN ISLE OXYDOL COUPON . No. 355 W/C 100 CT. BOX W/C SHORTENING 3LB. CAN $}49 J '' '• •• • • . ...·- SOAP P..OWDER .. ..., • 49 OZ. BOX W!C $}39 •• • W/ C • "' ~ Coupon Ex pires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires ay 6, 1978 TWIN CITY Coupon Expires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY • • .._ Coupon Expires May 6, 1978 TWIN ITYGATEWAY " • • 3.. •• �. • • 'f,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,G;~,;;;;i~~,,,.,ii,;;,,,~~,,,,.,.,,,,~,1 • 6- The Daily Senlinel, Middlepcrl-Pomeroy. 0 ., Tuesday, May 2, 1978 Fellowship Day announced . "'Y The 28th Annual Guild Fe llowship Day of lhe Providence Distric1 Baptisl Association will be he!d al t he First Ba ptist Church • Burlington . 0 hio on Sun day. ·h · may 7, w1l the servtce ,tarting at 1:30 p.m. Hev. Douglas Carter is the host pa~o: · theme of the day is "Think On These Things ,"· Philippians 4:8. The em· phas is is ,.G0 d .s ·~ l hree· fold plan for me." 47 My mind - P ruv . : · My body - I Cor. 6:19-20. I 1 work of the church in helping 1 to 1 1 I . I I I if Diamond Pendants Rings Ea.-rin gs • Mother's Hings 1\ • I I I !'ens Necklaces • Braclets I • St ick pt>ns I • Bulova ,\ c ut ron I Ca ra ve ll r Wrest wa tches I I ! I carry out the Grea t Commiss ion . Their motto is "Wmnmg Others" and .. their uniform colors are white dresses with Royal Purple capes lined with white. The offi cers for the year 1977-1978 are First Vice \ Supervisor, Mrs. Eloise Watson: . Seco nd Vice 1 Supervisor, Mrs. Gwendolyn Howard : Secretary. Mi ss 1 I I 1 l I 1 I I l 1 1 1 1 I V~ H lGOESSLER 'S! I JEWELRY I Ii STORE ! ~ REVIVAL SLATED Arevival is now in progress at the Independent Holiness Church in Midd leport . The Rev . David Light is the evangelist . O'Dell Manley 1s the pastor. The publtc IS invited . Cuurt St. f 'umero}. O.j __.. ........ .._.._.._.. LEGAL NOTICE fhe Public Ut1h11es Comm<s· s<on ol Oh<o nas set lor puOI<c Marmg Case No 77- 380-EL·fAC Subtile A. to rev<ew the operation of the fuel Cost Adtustmenl Clause and the luel procurement pract<ces and pol<c<es of the Oh<o Power Company on May B. t978 . at 10 00 A.M.. E s T . at the Comm<ss<on s oll<ces. 180 East Broad Street. Columbus . O h ~ All mlerested persons Will be g<Ven an opponumly to be heard, funher <ntorma110n may be obtamed by con· tact<ng the PubliC Ullhl<es Comm<SS<on ol Oh<O THE PUB LI C UTIL111ES COMM ISSION Of OHIO By R1cnaro L Sm•th. Secretary RETU RN HOME Mr. and Mrs Herbert Dix· un have relumctl [rom Cu r· pus Christi where they spend two wt•eks v1sitmg Lhcir son. Hu~er , emp loyed there with Continental Oi l. F.nroute home they stopped at Shreveport, La . to v1sit Mr. and Mrs. Turn Keltm and fa mily, aml inVersailles. Kv. tu visit Mr . and Mrs. Waldo Woodyard . BOA RD TO MEET The administrative buard of the Hutland Umte d Methodist Church wi ll meet Wednesday nig ht at 7:30 p.m. at the pastor's stu dy. DEAR HE LEN ANDSUE : · I'm 23, mat·ried with two kids, and I love my hu5band very much but I can't slltnd to live with him. We ~re now separated a nd gel along beautifully as long as we just date. But when he sta rts asking, "When can I come horne, darling'" he turns me off . He's 42. Would that have something to do with it ' Am I crazy'? -WORRI ED WORRIED: . No, you're not crazy. Ma ny separate'{! couples get along fme • -so long as they dun'llive together . But day-to-<lay contact ts more than they can bear. . Yes, the age difference may be your proulem. A father ftxation isn't conducive tu a ha ppy marriage . \TTF.ND MEF:TING - Mrs. Gertrude M<lchell , Mrs. Ed na Sl usner, and Mrs. Iris . Keep dating a nd hope for a cha nge in your attitude. If il Kelt~n of the Twin City Sh rincttes. P01neruy , joined 4:1uther Shrinclles in Columbus fur a happen, then perhaps a divorce is best. - HE LEN AND doesn't d l<tltercd bus tnp to Erie. Pa . when• they visited the Shnncrs' HosptUtl for .Crtppled SUF. Clnldren . 1.undl was served at the Zcm 7A'm Temple Shri ne Club followed by a vtstl to the huspital where the group tou red the facility and were cntertamctl ~I a t ea. Mrs; ~t tchcll , DEAR HELEN AND SUE : Mrs. Slusher <tlld Mrs. Kelton . left Lu nght. arc ptetured here wtth a ~agon donated lo lhe 1 read in the paper abuul an elderly woman in Florida who Twill Cit v Shrinelles by Elbc>ields, and fi!IL'I with tuys. stuffed amrna ls. qutlts, sheets, hauled her freshly departed husband's budy fr om her home lo L>lankeU:i: tu wds , wa~hc.:lotlu.~s. and nu ml.! ruus other ttems frum th~ women of the local that of a neighbor because, she told police, she ··didn't want Shnnetles Club. them to see ~her messy house." Could th is really be true ' · Adult c/t;ss meets at restaurant SYI\ACUSE-The Asbury' Un<h·d Meth<Kiist Church's Yu1111g Adult Class rct·c ntly tint ed at The K1nfu!ks Hc:ste~ u r ant 111 Point Pll! asant. and M r s. ll arVt:!)' Kuch. Dl'voliun s were given by Dcr111is Moore , tim! a busmess m ectin J..( wtt s he l L! with Muon• . M ~ Cuy, ami Willimns l>l~ mg muncd at the cOinmit- In the group were Fayt• Clifford. Terril' Wa lker. tce to OVCI' SCt' t h t • !,JH.:IIdtllg of Barn . emU Carol~1 11 M(.'Cuy, d ass funds fur bcncf<dal and Jark. and Judv Will iams· needed item s fvr the churdl. Demus emU Cat11y Muurl'. Cia~ mernl>crs arc to ~ivc Mike a11d Kathy Fry. Huss suggestions tu the t'UIIUJ lltlcl' and Hupe Moure. tlw Hl'v. IJl'forc the ll l!X l tlass 1 ncdi n ~. Mrs. Williams rclll indcd Jllelllbcri'i that. rcst.·rv tt l lon s fur the ntuthc r-<lallghter dinncr e~ re to l.lc llli.:Hle with her or Mrs. Moure before May 5. DOUBTFUL Fa mily pictures to be taken DEAR DOUBTFUL : It's more believable tha nlhe letter from Rudolf i Sl'e abuve I. that eve ning are $1.50 and the amount should bt! turned in ·HELEN AND SUE with the reserva tion. The class wil l fu rnish the table DEAH RAP : Sd1uol is just a mouse race, getting us ready for the rat race. st.'rvi cc, bcverat:tc ami a Same pressures, jealousies, competition for first pla~e . I'm turkey fur the dinner. Other ti red of it. Any reason why I shouldn't be a · DHOPOUT ? mea~' may be brought lu the DEAR DROPOUT: . di nm~ r . No reason at all · if you rea lly wanl to be a dropout from hie. Mrs . Hope Moure announced lhal letters arc ready lobe But it isn't much fwt silting on the sidelines, as you'll dtscover sent to fonne r pastors of the in a few yea rs. Talk to an adult you trust before you make your final deci· church lo advise them of the August homecomi ng, Mrs. sion . - HE!.EN ANDSUE Cathy Moore was appoi nted acting secreta ry unti l fu rther Wednesday , May J _____ notice. She and Mrs. McCoy w1ll host the May 23rd meetmg at 6 p.m. at the MeCoy hume. Bernice Bede Osol Cash )HUes will be award·· cd Ill an cssav eunlcst un the . · · ·· theme ··I 111 a Semur Ctttzen )·' .. t rt f NOW u 1lt: 11C u £I S a pet ll the observance of Senior .t. )) , CI .1zens ~Y·"1"Y16· Sc w ur Ctltzcns arc <:t skcd lu 6'0" X 6'8" he:tvc BRONZE ALUMINUM FINISH 66 CTN . • Tempered, msula ted 9loss . • Weather!.lr tpped for seal from e ~~:te nor wmd pressure ROUGH OPEN INGSI ZE : ll '/1" x 80'12' ' CF=!Or:: ' J •• __l · . -. ~ . J ! /;;)\ ' ~ I ' Ill" LEFT OR RIGHT fiAND ALUMINUM FLUSH DOOR I 3/ 8" x 2'0" • 6'8" ~ SALE PR ICE HOLLOW CORE 1122 3822 • IJen ot tle , rt! odYto·ftntsh tnter iOr door 1 • On~ol to use lor table tops too • Three hg,hl stylmg • Tempered solely g,lo~\ • Reod")l topomt C4" sto1n . .J .,. .. l . COMBINATION DECORATIVEPANEL DOOR ENTRANCE DOOR ENTRANCE DOOR I 3/ 4" x 3'0" x 6'8" REG . 48.59 ..J WlfH TEMPERIO SAfETY GLASS YOUR CHOICE 4344 EACH 2 '8" 16 '8" . , .. • Pre·hur.Q , nfjtt hand or ~h hMI door • Extruded olummum wtlh removable ponel • Weotnt!rstr1 pped $ 09 SHOULDER LB ROAST•••• •• ••••• •••••••••• ~ ••• FRESH MADE · • BEEF STEAKETTES••••••• ~~: •••• BONELESS ROLLED FRESH & LEAN 59 $ POT ROAST. ••••••••••••••······ ENGLISH ROAST........L~~. ~.1 3, 1 39 , BEEF STEW••••••••••••••~~~ •••• 13 BONELESS 99~ GROUND BEEF. •••••••••••• ~~;. , GOLDEN CANE SUGAR ei 1IS hom a con tr dentral srtu a· 8666 KE ITH McCARTY A party was held recenlly al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarty, S. R. 143, Pomeroy, honoring their son, Keith Allen, on his first birthday . Sa ndwiches, potato chips, koolaid, ice cream and cake were served. Hostesses for the party were Mrs . Barbara Stahl, Mrs. Do!Ulie McCarty, and Mrs. Da le McCa rty . Attending were his grand· mothers, Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mrs. Olga McCarty, Mrs. Barbara Silt hi , T•mmi Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Kimbe rly Sue, Brenda Robbins, Mike Smith, Donna Hobbins, Becky Smith, Shan· non McCa rty, Jay McCa rty, Kim Wilson, PHtty Ward, Misty Adkins, Tracy Manley, Crystal Man ley, Marla Wilson, Kim Wilson, David Ray McCarty, Dale Eugene McCa rty, Melissa Tyree , Jinuny McCarty, Da le McCarty, a nd his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarty who also celebrated lbeir lourth wedding anniversary. Sending gills we re the Rev. and Mrs. Odell Ma nley and Steve, Erica Elias, •nd Ronald McCarty. lion are t1Kely to r you today However 1! you don' t keep a cl osed mouth you'll brmg abo ut a reve rsa l of your good fortu ne F1nd out more about you rself by sen dmg for your copy of Astra-Graph Le1ter New Go lden Isle 69' t 1 WHITE PAPER TOWEIS .........~-~~. ~~. 99 TOMATOES.............................. .... .35' New Go ld e n Is le NY 10019. Be su •e to spec<ly b~rth stgn GE MINI (May Z1 -June ZQ) Th> S should be a fun day . but it co uld cosl you more than yo u Golde n Is le 17 oz . Can counted on Have sorne extra ca sh handy to av01d em bar· rassmenl 55't TOMA10 JUICE .......................... .. t PEl\CHES ............ ........ .... :.~ .~ ~:.~~~ 55 I t MARGARINE .................~~~.~?.. ~~.~~~~ 39 CAN CE R!Jun e 21-July 22) You r Go lde n Is le 1deas and meth ods are tar oett et tha n those ol yo ur assoctat cs today , bul take care not to hull anybody 's tee hn gs wh en you try to nnpl emenl Rector named cost s of mater ia ls 1 nd labor , ia 1he lnsur~nr:t cover~ge 1 pur chased on my hom e three y11r1 aao Ill Gold"n Is le - Sli ces or Ha lves th em. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Do n'! fo rget to be kind to one who 15 tess fort unate Your warm . e~~: · pan swe appraoch to things today can ease anolh er's unha p· pmess The general r ule Is ... If -;our house Is sev eral years old, you maY be under Insured. M an y homeo wners are since their insurance protection has not kept pace with the rising v~lues of tt'leir homes or risi ng cost of repa ir or rep lacement. When homeowner s are underlnsured, Insurance companies are required to pay only a portion of the lull cost of repair or replacement. Il l• gene rally a·good Idea to have an appraisal made of your home about ev'ery t hree vea r s. Your Insurance ! gent can give the name of an appraiser qual if ied to supply you with lhls necessary Infor mation . . BROGAN INSURANCE -J ~~~~,!;0:;,· Beans, Cut Red Beets, Sliced Carrots, Mixed Vegetables, Peas and Carrots, Whole Potatoes, Cut Wax Beans, Cream Style Corn or Whole Kernel Ca. FROZEN ORANGE JUICE.. ..1.~.~~:.~~~. 69t $ 09 3 SPAGHEITI SAUCE.. ...........~ . ~ ~:. ~-~~ 1 ev1 dent today You 'II be con · cerned wtlh the w ~lfare ol others and you 'll DO some· thm g about lt . Ragu LIBRA JSept .23·0tl. 23) Opper· Pl ~ in CASE OF 24 BUY THE CASE AND $AVE Mea l or Mushroom • •• tumt1es co uld co me today lroiT' several differ e nt d1r ec tlons. I yo u' re indltferent . h owev er you may not recog nize tht good tha t's on your doorstep. ONLY Ot her s wi ll go out o f thei r wal to do what they can to mak1 your tot in lite easie r tod ay . 81 sure to show yo u' re app recia live . SA GITTARIU S (Nov . 23-0et MAXWELL HOUSE GOLDEN ISLE VACPACCOFFEE CANE SUGAR No. 755 21) You're quite enterpri sem today bu t you must guar1 3 LB. CAN CRISP RED $859 W/C toaay . but be wary ol dolr lhlngs lor others In spite RADISHES..... ........ ~.?.~·..~-~~: 1Q~ For Coupon Expires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY You r intentio ns are admlrabl '5'' COUPON COUPON SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22 ICin!l or ~t~~~BERS................ ...~~.~~ ... l9~ Fois ti ng' y o1 ' ., Go lden Is le VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept . 221 Some New rector of the Pomeroy good deeds wWe re th ey·re n Grace EpiSl'OpSI Church Is requested could boome rang AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Ftb. 1 the Rev. Robert Graves of Purs uing pleasure is l ikely CUirenton, Ill. He will assume be your dominant drive toda his dulles here on June 15. You 'll co me up with clev The Rev. Mr. and Mrs . ew.c uses so you can mal<e II Graves and Mr. and Mrs. foursome at tee time. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March ; Myers Yeam•n of Cincinnati Your possibilities loi gain lo spent the past week here wilh nllly today , provided you do Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. wan t the lion 's share. Tak1 The minislfr and his family large piece , but pass Ihe will be moving here in early around . ARIES tMorch 21·Apr11 11) t.l t J une . They ha ve twin plans eatly to gel out with Y' daughters, Jenny and Beth, Jrlenos today . You're bu bbl six yea rs old, Hnd the family ove r wit h en th usiasm and n• will be residing In the rectory to get away lrom the lam tour wall s . · at the rear of Grace Church. !NEWSPAPER ~ NT E APRI S E ASSI Pork & Beans, Spinach, Peas, Cut Green Beans, French Green l ce u Queen of yo ur fines t qualil1 es will be themse lves . adequate? • 46 o z. Can CAPRI CORN (Ooo. 22-Jan. 1' Consi derinG the rlsl na properly value• and inc rooHO GOLDEN ISLE WHITE TOILET TISSUE .....~ .~~~~.. ~.~~: Ma11 50 cents lo r each and a tong self -add ressed . stamped envelope to Astr a-Graph . P 0 Box 489. Rad 10 C1ty Statro n. against rashness . You may -b tempted to take a chance th ; e)Cceeds a c alc ulated ri sk. l t4 E. Mo ln BONELESS TAURU S (April ZQ-May ZO) 9en· during The ln1or•nce Store :n.st3D U.S. D.A. CHOIC E U.S. D.A. CHOICE lB 139 mater1ally the1r hft'tilllc, the good time' and bad limes. the hap1>iness and lwrliships which have be~n a pa rt of their life. The will be $25 fur first. $1 5 for seeoud . $10 fur lin rd . New officers were elected Other ad1vtlies to be a part at the Thursday meeting of of Sc1nor Citizens Day include the Bradbury Variety Club rcco~o: m l l u n uf those 100 years held at the home of Mrs. uf age or oldt:r,lhuse mMrried Carolyn S.arles. fo1' 50 or more years. the Elected were Mrs. Bernice oldest mother , anti the ul desl Winn, pres id ent; Mrs . fath er. The ulde;t living Searles, vice president; Mrs . ~r atluales of · Ml'igs hi gh Arline Davis, secretaryschools ar~ to be treasurer ; Mrs. Evelyn Murr t.•L·ugniz t:d . C hur <.: he s ray, Oower IWld chairma n; throughout the county m·e bc- and Mrs. Virginia Whitlatch. lllg asked \O honor their publicity. Sl! niur dtizens un May 14. Devotions by Mrs. Searles On S.mor Citizens Da y a opened the meeti n ~. and Mrs. jitney supper will _be held Davis gave the sec retary 's fr<V n 4 to 6:J0 p.m. Can· report. Preceding the potluck di datc's Night ts sd1duled fur ilinner, Mrs. Winn had grace . 7 p.m. anti se nior citizens ~s TilC afternoon was spent wel l as the public are inviteil working on the program books. It was decided to make stuffed animals at the next meeting for the children at EVENT SCHEDULED A rummage and. bake sale the Velerans Memo ria l will be held on May 3, from 9 Ho.spital. The next meeting will be at a.m. to 4 p.m. in the basement of Middleport the home of Mrs. Winn , May Masonic Hall sponsored by 18, 10:30 a.m. Members attenHarrisonville Eastern Stars. ili n~ were Mrs. Winn, Mrs. On M•y 4 and 5 a rununage Davis, Mrs. Sear les, Mrs. sale only will be held at the Dixie Sayre, Mrs. Rose Carson , and Mrs. Whillatch. same location. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 , CHUCK ROAST. ••••••••••:~· ···~ U.S. D.A. CHO ICE Tht s cornmg year several good thm gs could happen tar you tha t wo1l"l be a ! your own maKmg f h rough ano th er ' s good ofl1ces you may proht REG . I 19.79 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. BONELESS May 3, 1978 I 3/ 4" • 3'0" • 6'8" • ~Hd hemlock • Sonded , r!Od")l ·to·llmsh • S.ngle hgt1t With sole t")l oloss CHUCK 8 STEAK ••••• •••••••••••••••• ~ ~ tual~~nd . Officers elected on Thursday PATIO DOOR LAUAN experi enced U. S. D.A. CHOIC E ISLE . .. On lii~"'ay Scnror Ctlllens . J.H Dav will be the plans fur the · . . . . new mult< J>Urpose. bulldmg 111 . whi ch the Semor Cttzens (£ nter w1ll be located once It . . 1 I >led Final lans 1S l'U il P c · P )'·'ve been com pleted •nd the wnlc an cssav uf :100 wurds ou . . . telling of the. changes they blultlmg IS now up fur btd . SP£01Al8 U.S. D.A. CHOI CE Party held ASTRO·GRAPH for birthday Essay contest opened to Meigs senior citizens • Includes screen ponel.ond .hordwore •'· DEAR RUDOLl<: So ... " Close Encounter of the Geriatric Kind" we've g~t here' (On a dull day in May, wh<tt's better than an Apnl fool. ) -SUE ._.~..__..._. REG . 217 30 ,. FOOLS' DAY IN MAY ... RAP : ' I'm 18 and 6 feet 7. I'm in love with a 92-year-old woman who is just under 5 feet. Do you think she's too short for me' I'm afrai d my friends will laugh when we wa lk down the msle. . Some etiq uette quesltuns: Would a church weddmg be appropriate? And could her son, age 62, giv.e her awa;' ~ow about her two great-grandsons as ushers 1 Also wh<ll color should she wear for the wedding' I prefer yellow, but she wanls pink lu go with her red hair. Please rush your answer.RUDOLF DEAR RUDE, THE ELONGATEDKIDDER: All hail to your red-headed widder. If yo ur story is true. I'rn a six-legged gnu. She' . 1\ nonagenarian whizzc r! · HELEN · ACTIONS FILED In Meigs C<Junty Common Pleas Court Monday Citizens National Bank, Middleport, filed suit in the amount of $500 aga inst Harold White, Rt. I , Langsville. Two divorces we re dissolved . Vict oria J ane Michael and Gary Edward Michael; Helen Heaton and James Heaton. ~~ By Helen and Sue Hottel •.•. Mrs. Barba r a Scott . The parent body is the Providlence District Women's Aux1 1ary, D h Th s Mrs . oro! y oma ' president. The public is invit ed to attend this worship service. \ ~~~rc~~~~~ ,;.o~~~i;:n ~~: 'j' Lasting GI 1. Give l l er Jewelry. I I n ' ~ . \~\ Opal Gril!ith; Treasurer , Mrs. Elea nor Preston; y Pianist, Miss vonne Presto n ; Sub-Distri ct Orga nizers, Mrs. Pea r 1 Scotting, Hocking ; Mrs. Ad a G M J Payne, . allia; rs. une M Cart ~ r , I ront o ~; . rs . Fra nces Harris, Ptketon, and · ·IS the istnct Superv1sor n fi P "'' --------~l i: '· ' 1 Moth~r's I / Day IS 1 th I May 14 I I I G l.ve MIJ/11 soul - · Luke 19 :20. The guest Speaker 15 Mrs. Jean Kea rney . Chillicothe. •· gan nearl.v 1.,_" 1·s eve 11t "" o as the lime ag decades three When the Hallie Jackson Gu1·td Gt. rls would come together from all over Prl)vl.dence District to share in a fell owship service. Mrs. Zue lelia Smith was named the Superviso r of the District alld She Served this posll<on '"ell fur "w years, and in August 1976 she resigned with til" ho11 uran.· t\tle of Super' visor Emeritus. The object of the organization is to enlist the interest and aid of the gtrls ~ Washington St a le WINESAP 3 lb . gg~ Baa APPLE$ .•.......•.•.•.....•....•....... sp YELLOW ONIONS ........ .... .... ............. . 3 lb. 8 ag 89" ,. 5 LB. BAG 99¢ W/C Coupon Ex pires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GAT EWAY • ''\ • ~ COUPON NIAGARA " LIPTON TEA BAGS SPRAY STARCH No. 205 22 OZ. CAN sge COIJPOfol COU P ON GOLDEN ISLE OXYDOL COUPON . No. 355 W/C 100 CT. BOX W/C SHORTENING 3LB. CAN $}49 J '' '• •• • • . ...·- SOAP P..OWDER .. ..., • 49 OZ. BOX W!C $}39 •• • W/ C • "' ~ Coupon Ex pires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires ay 6, 1978 TWIN CITY Coupon Expires May 6, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY • • .._ Coupon Expires May 6, 1978 TWIN ITYGATEWAY " • • 3.. •• �w;-ant Ads Turn Unwanted Items ln.to Cash 978 a -The;a:NSe;t:Middleport-Pnmernvn .. Tuesdav.Mayz, I APPLIANCE SERVICE CHARGES I~ Wvrds()f lndf>r .c.. ~~ ~ ~1 l'ha rl!t' 115 ]50 190 "'' .i -;, I 1d ~\ 2 Jl6~~ J \Iii.).!> 6tb.~ .!1 ,l 2:.!5 00 We will service Hotpoi11t and other brands. E:ad1 "A ord '''tr tilt' mmunwn l) '4Wi.b 1.!1 4 L't'IIU pt"l ~o~ vn.J prr dif\ runmn~ lltht•r U~~~o n c"i.•tbt'l."llllt' ' t.i.d)~ 'Ai l.J! ~ d\llf H~ .:i\ lht l · Alh J.,: Pomeroy Landmark r.. h· &Jock W Corsey . Mgr In n'lt'mon t ';ml ,Ji T'l .t n~ .mJ l)lw\Uiif\ 5. n•nL• f";'f ~o~o vrJ SJ ' tl muum~t . r ,;..ill u1 .. J, dill. • _ Mubtk:' Honlt' !1<1 1~ "'lli 1' ~ n.l :.Ill•·~ .;!~ 4 c't 'f'pll"d 1/lt.~ lld \'1 l ll:oi: ~Ill 1 ~1kr :!5 c't'lll dl.it r~l' !c•l ..tJ:. <. <tiT\ 111 ._ Rom. '\ u.mllt'r !r: l'1m - ,.(_ Tilt- S.·11· lJJWI NOTICE TO BIDOERS ( ADVER TI SEMENT ) Sea le>c b ds ~o. I bt rt>ce \ ed Q\ ' tiE Soetro o 1 Co un t y !~blL..tlt't r&~ r"\t:- m.. ·ndl! t.· t·~..ht ,,r rt''k-ll <Ill ~ i::iU~ cit·t:lnnJ • .r.r It'' \h>l'\,jj,j Tlk' P'uU]L, tJt-1 11 1], Ill~ L• · lt'Sj>.ofl."J blt f,or !I) 'It Uo.l >>fit ' U\c\lt"· rt'l1 Ul."<'M.I<•l P'ltlllk 9!J~ -~:~ ,., ss oren 1 0~ 1 ~.--n neoc e ssdr , Corn s n !"'Q H\t> ana ooor m a t e r a l \ 'OO I macn n !'n ano dPO II CH'IC t' S •"'eQ U f£'0 f or tnt' ·.~ e gs Coul"'ll \• u t OL-r POSt' HE'a lt"' CE"n ' er P or1 t>r O\ On to accor d •n g ' 0 H \f cra v. n g!i ~no WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES SPf'C I •U!I Of'S On ott <;e fl lf' tht' 4rcr. ·ec' \o\r g ' ' rscl'loau Inc o t '~'e KeHe Jb00 TraDut' Ro CO IU IT10U\ 0"' o J3104 Coots of sao or av. ng ~ a no s.pt>c I te a· on~ DE' OC 'a rrt"c: l'l')ih \l tWHJ.t ,l cr me c ·, b:aoer~iro'r"l ··~ r . g"l \ .. Ill ~ ~ :'1<:1 \Lll J<.11 ll.. f'~ lo. e r..~ ' !I.C" rga v l rrc uoon · re depos I .., tr. ' herl of S50 00 n Tut'~• or '"ec ~ ds~ r '"li.l<ll o.. tor ed C'"' ~e· or ng s ~ no <;.pe~ I c a' ons Tne t ul• sso 00 oepo~ 1 on ore ~e · o• ara"' ngs and soec t ca · on ar'1c s ~ o 00 ot OUI"' 1 /' \1 L'Jr ticl• Urlwt'pulii.J· <~It• ;,unJ<,I 4 p \l ~'nJ.1 at m1ss onE'r~ ~-"tar"~ Room Counl ~ CourT"OLSf' un' I ~ 00 P \\ E' ~ T C'r'l \~ ,n B l9'B a;nd ooeneo r1·m eo !!IE I 1 · ~ereatter NOTICE thru Or o Coun1~ gs \~e •r-e $50 00 oroos · or doa , on a t sets of ii/t"'rn.."" FRIENOl Y HOI\H loy Part 1es no w ·n ou1 13rd year 1S e•pondmg and ha s o p~? n•n g :. j01 Managers o ne Dea let<, Polly Pion e• Pf' •1 e n'e h£>1pful Our guare•'le~?C 10 t ) and g,fts sell •h£>r11::,.('1>('<: No cash rnvcS I ''''"' n' No ~.,,, ,c; e cha1ge ro cU ' ! l"ll'l P I \ N o col le-cltng u e !; , ·"' "'' O Co1 ohone ,, <>c"e~:.o r , - Cal· colle!! Co1ol Do~ :eH- oeo r"<" C! O~ 0" ,,,d ro · <'o~o , , re' '.:<'lO ,, o ,...~ ,, Co Suf' ' "' or ~otntrne "' ~~ -,"''t>> ap ~eo •a,, e NH D EX~! R I ~NCf D tool:>~s , n ' ' ~"' ro ce t v r t.r c - •e c • rr ..,s r Ea C" 0 ·0 COn 1 d l'1 ' I"IE' f ... f'ldf"''E' of t ... er,. oerson or comoan , n•eres , ec n tt'le sa·n-e s.ra I seoara ' E' I ¥ sta • e '"'e or ce !or taO or a na ., a 1 er d l and 'T'USI be oH corro a n·eo o . a o a Cone o r a ce r' f ec c r. e el<. on sorr e !>Q! vent oan ~~. n an am ount of no • ess t ..,.,_ oer c en • I 5 oercent n '!.Pf'C f ,c a moun t~ of aa l! ars ana cen Ts of the tota l of fh e base b rd ;:rnd a ll ada anernaTe D•cB , as a g u ,ra n·e e that II the b 1d 1S acce ptea . a co n1ract w d oe en rered JfliO and rls oer to r m a nc:e proper ly !lee ure a The 'i UCC t' SS i ul bidden . upon rece 1pt of ac.cepranc.e o t the 1r orooo~a ls , m us! t u rn 1sh 100 pe r cent Performan ce Bond and 100 ccrccnt Labor and Ma ter• a l Payment Bond to th e Owner B 1dders sh a ll no tf' that the Pre\lall 1ng wa ge Rates oub h shed by 1ne u s Dep t ot Labor I Dav 1S. Ba con Act a s Amended ) are to be como l1 ed w i th th ro ugl"lout tn 1 ~ pro,ec.r B1dders shall also no te that the Rule!~ and Reg u~ahons on Equal Emp loyment Op portun 1t y shall be m ad£' i1 part of tn 1s con tra ct No b tdd er m av w ilhdra w hrs b 1d w 1l h1n SJ)r' fl (60 1 aays a ft er thl:' acrual datf' of lh e f) en mg ther eo f It , 1n th e OP 1n1on of the Co unty Comm iSS io ners ana the 0 1rec tor o f the D eoarr ment of Men Ta l Hea ltl"l and Mental Rerardat 1on 0r1 h 1S delegated represe n t~t l \/1.' t he a cce P tanc e of the lo west b 1d •s nor 1n t he beo,t 1n! Pre s t ~ of a ll con cerne d tht> County Comm ' s~~ oner s m ar <H.c£· pt w dh rne concu rrence of the D i re c tor or 11 ~ de l egated repre~ental ,v e , anotne r propo sal ~o ooe ned or re 1ec t a 11 p r opo sa Is ana aa .... erT se for o t her b 1ds The Coun tv Com 'I •IS51Q nPr'!. w lln con cu rr cnce ol th e 0 1r ec !or o f II"IE' Dep;;trtment ol Menta l H ealtn and M entit l Retar dat ,on re q:• rv e~ lh P rrght To wa ,. . e an y rn t orma li l 1es ShGuiCI any b1 d be re tec lf'd , '>ucn cten ~"' all ~e ' t ort hwdn ret urned to The btdde r , an d sMul a any Ord be acc eptea . such che O. w dl be ret u r nf'd upon tre pr o per e~e cv r , o n ana .,ecu r rnQ o f the cont ra c l / 4 15 I) 7 q , ]6 , 4t C '"<l" SPECIAL Any U.S. made car-parts extra i f needed . E .~~:el ud es front -wheel clr ive cars. Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy Landmark 9 ...J~ck W. Carsey ,Mgr. llllilll Phone'm-2181 -· WE WISH to e•p reso;; ou1 rhonk~ and opprectoh or~ to each en dt ... tduol an d bu slneH thor dona ted to out ICI,e f l und dur mg ou r ru ne o f need We w ill try to ~hOW OUI Op plf:'(IO II OII by potronmng tho se thor helped ~Club WE WOUlD l1 ~ e to tha n k the Rt> .., Jom e!> lea ch and the men or thP Ew 1ng Funera l Horne lor rhe lo.1r1dn e~ ~ ~ho,... n to u~ dur 111 q the death of our lather Ro y Poo ,er lho n l. ~ ro tho;e ..... ho ~eM flower!> load and < ord~ M o~ r of a ll 1 ho, ~ ~ l or tt'te ro., e and prayer ~ €t rPr ded ro u~ Jea n Phy ll,~ bne r \on Vugwm Dohrman and grond<h,ld' ,.., The Almana c United PreiS lnlernallonal Today ts Tuesday , May 2, the 122nd day of 1978 w1th 243 to follow . The moon IS approaching its new phase. The m orn mJ~: sta r IS Mercury The evening stars are Jupl· ter . Mar s, Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the Sign of Taurus. Singer-actor Bing Crosby waq born May 21 1904. On th is da y in history : In 1863, Gen. Thomas Jona· than "'Stonewall" Jackson was mistakenly shot by his own Confederate soldiers. He " ' "' '''"' ~'C'I' P' " •hree !l ' t" ..~ n f' ' •'· ,1,- ~f\ 'IOQ ~95 .I ?)' ~ on,-, ~o ' MFD f \. PH? If".. ( ED · rur ~ ,.,. >for ,onri' f'd;o,e-, r , ef,~· ,,~.,~ t'•"', "' ,~ .t~r ;'l , f"i.1, ,-1 OQP P:-m~ ·~- · LJ"~.:lmo' ~ ~~ I.' Qtl" A pc l ~ 1,~ ~4 C Eos• ~C'"TI\"!'IC' I \)h<O ll. 'i" ! \. 1{>1'1.' "" " t'of' 0 /l i' ;,Q:' died e1ght days later . In 1941 , lhe Federal Com· munl.Cations Commission approved the regula r sc h edul i n~ of comme r c ial televisiOn broadcasts. In 1972, FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover di ed at the age of 77 . Also that day , 91 person s were killed in a mine fire al Kellogg , Idaho. O"'Of'd P0 N11A C TEMPE ST com Co1gar mags qew po1111 P 8 1Qb8 P S l , €'lit:'E'IIt;>n ! cond 1TI Oil A ( ] J l 1191 J oiJ " J BUIC K REGAl Good rand• t,on A C P S d 1 ~c broke ~ po"c' w • n d o w ~ and H~o rs ~ I to p 50 000 rn des vo; 5545 du11ng 1he day o- 1 SUI( I( Pf'lone qq1 . Jl83 Camping ~pmeol o~o AR I~ TOCRAl ~ ! t> t>.OS b .,.. , , ~ lo f O> lurJ1a\e C.:,,,,ple 1e e Compe1 o ~en ~uri.. p ar t o pO II'f a ..... n. r~g , a c !.. ~ bro lt. t> hoo "- up an d ..,o~h PI Pcl!r c 5")() Fron !.. l111 Good Ohio . 949 2193 " ANTIQUE OR COLL ECTO R ITEMS " gun 3 AND RM fu•n•s.heod and un nph Ph one Q92 J lurn 1 ~ lwd 2 pc . l1v lng room su ite . tab les . TV , st ands , desk. , cedar ches t , porch 5Wing s, rocker . cha irs . se t of Re .... ere Ware, lamps , pot s & pans . dishes (1 set o f Ame r ican IYy), metal c ab!nets. bases . 2 metal single & double wall cab inets , G. E . st ove, linens. light fixture , sink , bed. lloor fan , old band horns. clock. Ma ytag wr lnget'' washer . hot wa ter heater . G. E. 1et jum p . cemenf bl ocks . House to be lorn down . CO UN TRY MOBilE Home Par~ Haut e 33 nort h o l Porne10 ~ ! RAitH~ Wante<f lo tleul leocher nee d~ J lt>d1 oorr home Co l! QQ{ )I tO 5P ACI , •n,le lr orn M<' '9 " H ·gh Sch ool on Old. R1 33 Q{?"J1 04 I 0 1 901 1o89 742-3D48 " Not rnponsible for accidents or loss of properf( ' Wanl..d to Buy Pr o dtH 1-. 1 op P' •C e to' \ lo nd"'9 'o v.l 1mb'er Coli 9'n 5!105 0 1 t< en t Honbr< I 446 8)70 fiM BE.R f o q·,J~ I Porner o 'f OlD I URNlTURl •ce bo .o:e\ brO'> '> be d~ Iro n bed-. e•c complete househol d!> Wnte M D M 1ller lit 4 Pomer oy Of-uo or <all q01 77 60 NO IH M 100 large or roo \moll Wdl buy I p1er e 0 1 complete hoU!>ehold Ne w u~ed ot 01111 que'> Mort1n ~ Furn 1tu1e 70 N l11d St M1ddlepo11 Phone 0370 • CHIP WOOD Poles rna.or rl•om etet !0 on Iorge~! end SB pe1 Ton Bundled ~l o b S6 per ton Del1~·ered to Qh,o Po ll et Co Rt '} P ornero ~ Q9'} lb89 KA~HS l or tu" l. ( Of~ Ft ye ~ lr u<l.. a nd Aut o Pa r•~ W1e c ~c r ~e r .. ,c e l1re ~ol e and Rc po+ r J,q 1081 Ru tland o r Penn ro t! .' 4? 9)75 CO INS C URIUN ( Y r o i. Qf\~ old pm kel wal l h f' ~ and { hom'> ~1f ver and gold We need 1964 ond ol dl' t ~liter coon ~ Bv f ~ell o• 11ode Col t Poqer Worn .,l ey ' 417331 OlO CO MI C book !> chtl dren ~ boo lo. '> etc f! O Bo- 7~1 A th 1•r 1'> Oh~n bl ot '>93 7G8q LA 'I' lN G Hf:NS Won t to buy one 01 Tw o yPar old hen~ heavy brc·ed'l! p!!" lerr&d 747 ')7Q S . Auctioneer Note '1 Old E"sfate been se f1ing for yea rs, Pomeroy Landmark '\?n .:'_ack W. Carsey , Mgr. - ~ Phone 992-2181 CO RSAGES MOIHER S PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. 1978 GO l DlN ~. AGIE D elu :te CJ5 Je'"p Onl y 400CI r nde~ Sell1ng LAYI NG H[N S and 4 p 1g !! 991 3183 Phon e MOlOROL A AM rM 8 tra ck m do~h 10d•o ro ht oil Ford pro du < t ~ [,. <e l len ! con dthon SSO Rt 33 '" Surl •n ghom ooo~~ lr (:u n Bu r '> 011 ~ (., Q( Pr y DUMP TRUCK SERVICE (614) 667 -6177 Call After S:OO or Anytime Saturday 992-71" or 992-5041 4-27 -ttc Betwee n 7:30 & 9:00 p.m. 41 21mo. P . For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esidential a n e1 commerciaL Ca l l f or esti mate, 24 hour service. AI" MOORE'S Anyday , anytime. Phone 98S-J806 Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Jack's Septic Tank Service Ph . 992 -2848 Ch est er , Oh io ~==========:::; ,----------~-, bedroom llWUU SAFl & lo ~t wolh Co Be~Co labl .. t ~ & ~ Vap wn'm pdl ., N el~on Drug LI MF S 10N~ .., o, Hi 9'0"'1'1 cokoufT'I chlorode lt!ll ol• tt•r d o q food o rrd oil typ£- ~ (I I \ol t I~ CO Al ( (! I~JOr ~oi l W o r ~ ~ )r In( I Mo 111 Po •n er oy 9f17 :JBG 1 t·OUIPMlNI FO R com p!t• tt: 1:-eoul 1 '>hop f o 1 l ou' o pe1 01 0•., SJ/00 d · '>olrl 1h1\ we f• ~ l'hr; ft(.• 9'11 7W8 MIG RO HYBRID S 1 00 ~. r {'p lon • o g rf'elllOil l 1! you don ! Y''' ( I '.> fo nd Jo rn e ~ H )•n!lh Hc mlo c. ~ Grove qq11514 lea ... e \"an:l Sale IF VQU '1a .. e a ~efO'I(e I Q Olfet ,.. ant to buy CJI '> ell ~ome t hmg or> loo l< 1ng far '"' or !. or whal e vet you ll ge t re ~ uh'> l a'>ter w 1t h o !,entrnel Wo n t Ad Coli qcn 11 SO BI G b Doy Garage and Pordl Sale Ap11 l 30 ra May 5 Aero!.\ from t=o gle !>ong Funeral Home Mo-.on WV Lo h of d1~hlt'> on l tque !> m1H Ot ll erenr rTerns each d ay 10 b Rom ar \h1ne Tu e ~ M oy 7 tdl ? q om Judy H um ph re y~ J mdes N o f •he f0!!9' 0ullds Oil o ld Rt 33 Spo11~or ed by the Child Co n o;,er .. o lt on League VARD SALf IHRH YARD -.o le~ Jhu1 .. F11 and !:to t May 4 5 & 6 C10w ~ Sub d •v t~ ron 01 f 1ve Pom ts !HRbf FA Mil V Ymd So l ~ Ne w and u!>ed 1 tem ~ May h t 2nd 8. J ,d 9 011) I a 5 pm StlS N Fr onl Oh< o rncs ~ og •• ol th e bf.'>t wood .,,o.,O!> on ~ O ut h e o !> I (Hfl Ohto Jo lu l M o 1~ 0 tie l l lt ol+o l tnnp wood on d Nolhuo l 1011 Heol Co ~ Put n o rn Dr oil Mt ll ~~ Al hen~ 614 597 b0/9 o • OI 4 M'61\B7 LOCUS! POl l S l or '.ale 811 long Sl 25 ea ch 1975 f o1d F 150 4 whe~ l rlr 1ve SJBOO Good c. a n d1i10fl 99?·0'295 or 843 7933 BURROUGHS Sf:N SI MAll( ac <o unltllg mo ch111e Ph on e 991 21 Set !he Oo1ly Senl on el I ll Cou• t Str e e t PomQroy Otuo HOMEMADE QUillS 742 ~H/ 8 .4 S?O eo <h WORK PAN TS wor k ~hil t !. rec 11 cied tftOII'> (011€1011~ and der\111"1 c. ut ol h Odd~ and br £h )h op Rt I M ,ddl epot t Qh,o 99') b 11 3 r------------, Check our low , la.w pri ces on M•JU1eport Oh1 o 4 9 IQ 5 A vOf1S boo lo. ~ Ro, n? ne • l do ~ MAY 3r d 011ly Q 4 00 f our lomtly YoHI Sole 0 1 thP red hou"f.l b t: h•r'ld ~y•a c u~e Or1ve In Men!> w o me n~ ond c hildren~ do th1ng boo k ~ t o y ~ ond bab y !!ern!!> m'"' R:at n c a nc e l~ Phone 94? 1328 or ?49 11 78 YARD SAlE l hur\ Fr 1 ond Sot 6 7 & 8 9 u1111 l dark ot Joan on Depo t St Rutla nd Ohto FIV E f- AMJL Y Ya rd So le Wed 8 Thur s 9 4 3r d h ov~e on lef t past the Rod•o Sto1 10n l o h of f urn1tur e TWO FAMI LY yard sole .... Sornet t11119 foi Overy one, ~~ rCtoy and Sa turd ay May 5 and 6 133 Wed and Thur~ Ar\I IQtJ e<. d1she!t fu r nr Tu re m1~ c Bob Wo ldn •g re!>1dence CR 124 OH OS!o fr om Roc: •ne Plan111 9 M•ll IU 4 SAlf Wed lhurs Fn 10·5 .4 rr11les ol! Rr 1 on l<I J O ld dtshes bottles ond chmo cob.net Rotn or shtn(l FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERT-0-PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark ap,.J~ck W. Carsey . Mg r. cEJ Phone m -ll81 -~ ---· ------------~ YAlE FORK ldl Phone 94Q ?705 or Q4Gl 2lt 0 for more tn lormor ,on !N~UlATIO N BUSIN ~S~ 1?74 Stt:<p Von truc k and 1 !fl ~ ulott n g mo[ hmes comple te w 11h Clftro b lo wtH ~ Appr o, 500 bogs. ol m~ulohon Everylhtng needed to go mto bus,nen . 992 3993 DEAlERS AU (liO N 5o lc Publtc 111v1 t~ d I r•doy Moy ~ 17 noon A ll rlt.•w •n~>rdH1nd1~e ~o ld 1n (luOII IJiy Id eal lor '. l ou~~ yo1d ~ole'> l leo modq·b ere At Oh+O R1vf•f A. u<110 n M c1 g ~ ~l0 1 0 Mrddl,.p('J r t Regula r ~ O i l·~ A ud10r1 )o t urdo~ P+qhh f-1 1dny on d I prn H••all:stale for Sale 110 MI 511 15 fo 1 ~olf• I 0(11" mrd up M,dcllt: pOit ne a r Rutlorrd CaliQQ') / 4BI Henderson .,• .., ,. ... • Un scra mble these lour Jumbles. ... lour·ordinary words. I PREKO I I . [J BORN LOSEit ~ · ·tt tSTEBIC Radiator~ ] [J Service - IGAAMEDj SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 74l ·JDIO 3 twd t oa m h o u ~e 7 ho1h -, 1 ac't: f/ll(l dlcporr do~ ~ · to Ru tla nd Pholt f• 997 / .r l:il oil t,•l t•r Com,TW! r •a! pr0p1•r ty oppr O • 17 0 (1 1''> lt•vt:-1 lo11d lo+;. oted or lupper '> PIO!fl '> 011 Oh1o Rouh.> 7 Ph OII (' 1614 ) 60 7 6304 1/A I HA SSS.17 AI Tromm Const. 742-2328, 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4·30-1 mo. 4-9 1 mo . IN GALLIPOLIS Evenings Call446-3n6 or 446-7181 "-.., 30 yr hr 1un< r"y a bo rehr1ortt1fl q It eland M o 1tgoge 77 L ~ t a t e Alh(.>n!> ph one lb14J ) q1 30) 1 - MODERN SUPPLY Sm111 SlORY home hou~e 6 ' oa nr ~ and both (elt ar ou t budd, ng~ 4 ocre-. lor1d or edgu o l Rutland Comple Te tro•l f;'r hook u p ol ~a ') borlk'> appro• ~ ed pro perry 0 1 $1 5 500 Phone TWO 997 7060 APPROX 70 a c r e~ or, Flotw oo d~ Rood 7e tlet!tl<. and water ovodob le See tskey H1 ll Oh 10 Ph one Pomero y 997 3885 Bu~ine•• A CRE wooded Me•g'> i·l! gh 992 5573 loT~ SchoQI!I "' SU PER BARGAIN IN nice liYing room , kitchen & batn . Large yard fenced In back . Better call now, this won ' t last long . CAU THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GAlliPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446-7881 BRADFORD A uct,o nee r Com plct o Ser v,ce Phono q49 24!l7 or 9~9 ]()(.X) Ro< 1nC Oh10 C1 ' " 8r odlord 4 bedroo m b11 ck ' 11 REDUCED TO S1l,900 - A very nice P;, slory 4 bedroom home In good con dition . Features a basement j111o nu~ with f inished fam i ly 'room and l aundry roo m , eat -in 18 a crE!~ m Coun1ry 3 Racme Have to remodel tle ttr1<. co un ty wo ler 3 ' 1 a c re-~ t ill able land, ~~ (ellent loco tt on saooo. Ph one 747 1021 APPRO)( mile~ kitc hen, livi ng room & bath . Large lol wi th fenced yard . Call now , pr iced to sell . SMAll RURAL home wtth conve '"en ces . Wnt e 8o• 719· 0 c o Dolly Sen11nel 11 1 Coun St , Porn tH oy Oh•o her initials on it 1 SEWING MACHI NE Repo~rs sor v1ce all makes qq7.']284 The Fobr.c Shop Pomeroy Auth omed S1nger Sole) and Serv•ce We sharpen Sc•ssors lXCAVATING doter . loader and backhoe work . dump trucks and to b o y ~ lor h1re, wdl haul f1 1! dil l , IO sod , lillWSIOt10 and g ro vel Coli Bob or Roger Jel · l ers . day phone ~2 - 708!1 . n•ght phone 997·3515 or 997 · 5732 . DIVORCE LAW¥ERS ---< ~~~-------1 EXCAV A TI NG do1er backhoe and ditcher . Charles R Hot· h eld . Bock Ho e Serv• ce , Rutland , Oh•o Phone 742 ·7008. ~ - l11n estone or gro..-el? Call 8 J ' Dorst . 7.4 2 2850 Oile r 6 pm , 68 ACRE FARM - Price reduced In \46.900. Attractive ce home features a Iorge li ving room , dlnlr0 ,~'1)\"' ..rchen, 5 bedrooms, see this one, It's wo>l worth the pri ce . Located off Rt. 325 In Meigs Cou nty . 11 JC. 55 mobil e home . 2 bedr ooms . Very good con d!· tlon . In Mi ddleport. Coli 992,7754 Of 99'[ . 7497 , fHS.'r'S l'r. • • • Hf c.L,qsHes Wl't\i FRI:NcH ~ 3,4,b,8,10,13 ,1 S; Dick Cavett 20: Lili as Yoga & You 33. 11 : 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,1 5: Po llee Story b,l3; Hawaii Flve-0 8: ABC News 33: Movie " Bandole ro! " 10. 12:1l0-Janakl 33. 12 : 4~Mys1ery of lhe Week 6,13 : Kola k 8: I :IJO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2: 1~ News 13. Movie Channel • S & 7 P.M. - Slarsh lp Invasions l PG) 9 1!. ll P.M. - Cassandra Crossing I Rl Cable Channel Five 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00P.M. - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10:00 P.M.- 700 Club. Yes terday's Answer 16 Suffix 27 Ailment with prince 29 Style of cap 19 "Btitish :W Effrontery , SY!llbol infonnally 22 Army 31 Minute 23 Of the particle Tuesday , May 2 heali ng art 36 Prefix 24 In· style with cycle 25 Pro 37 Beverage 1>0 I lo ! ' Expert play tu rns loser I" NORTH I ~ ,·,'i I" 134 eE &EEM& IDWA'JTID RJRGET 11-lE WHOLE INCIDENT... DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work It : ,\ X V 11 I. 8 A A X R t.ONGI' E t.LOW One lette r 51 mp ly stands for an other .. I n lhis.. sample A ia used for lh (' · thr~t· L \. X f or lite h \ o 0 -'. de Stngle letters , PSCU SY WS I A Q OUZ XB MP A , L DU B D P U p N L GMLSIU!.L 'N L Q0 UZ BQ0 U J WS1A BIPZ DUBDp U LB WU ONDDSPZ South 2+ 3+ 4 NT 6+ Openin g lead : • J QOUS .f s Q Q P U _ B X 1. By Oswald Jacoby and Alan So ntag Sometimes the stJindard expert play turns out to be a loser. Today 's slam hand is ,a good example of what ca n hef.pen when th e play that of ers th e best chan ce fo r success turns out to be a loser. The six-spade co ntract is slightly optimi sti c, but th e sort of contract that is reached a ll the time . The expert declarer wins the heart in du mmy, leads the nine of trumps and lets it ride. West is delighted to win the trick with his singleton \ FETCH ME M'f l{OU'RE Pas~ North East It Pass :It Pass 4+ Pass Pass 5• Pass Pass a postrop hes, the ll'nglh and fo rm,lt! n n of the "ord s are all hi nts. Each da)' lhl' rode \C'IIrrs are chtrcrcnt. BA~NEY K(DDING 1 Pass Pass Pass T. F PSFOQUIGUJT Yesterday 's Cryploquole : DEMOCRACY HOLDS THAT FREE NATIONS CAN SETTI.E DIFFERENCES JUSTLY AND MAINTAIN LASTING PEACE.-HARRY TRUMAN NOw.THIS ANIM..\L I H..\VE BROUGHT HERE I T"m ~ · 1 ( ,.\LLED A DOG • A8 4 t AQ .J65 • J 10 4 WEST EAST + Q • 65 42 • JJ0963 • Q7 2 • 10 8 ~ 2 • 97 • 96 2 + A B 53 SOUTH + A K .J 10 7 3 • K5 t K3 • KQ 7 Vulner able : Both Dealer: Nor th We t~ t Is 5-2-A • 98 ••• • BRID-:":G~ E =---- Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ii~ 1'2 1'0 XBMPA WINNIE PULLINS EXCAVATING . Complete Se rvrce . Phone 992· 2478. ne9d Beat 33. ll : O~News [38 Dolly!" of " Hello, 40 Mildness 41 " East of OBX btng , carpentry, and general ma1ntenonce. 13 years e~.: · patience 9?2·3685 . YOU " Maneaters are Loose !'' 8,10; Great Performa nces 20,3j, IO :IJO-Starsky 1!. Hutch 6,13 : 1 0 : 3~News 20; Book CR\'I'Tilii UUTES AND K itc hen s remodeled . ceromk tile . p lum Grant. 74'1 ·'187Q . . ~U ME'A~ PROVINCIAL.? BATHR OOM S " DO & l'n baths , 15 ar; ..\~ 1 "' ~ ··u e land with balance In pasture and wood , ~ .. ,der barn & garage . You must ··" lho- &ijE~R~N~I E~&~~~~CTn~i~~~~~~~~~-=~-~==~---~ FRANK ERNEST rF~RiA~N~K~ WATER WELL drilling . Willtom T, "'r, EXCEL BUSHEl HOTBED Answer . Whit you might do ro " ewn" 1tMnQI out- •' " W ILL CARE for ,)he elderly ,, our home . Phone ~2 · 73 14 . remodel ed 2story fa rm home - (Answers tomorrow ) l WINTER GET to you r house? le t us make n&Cessory repOin . AI Tromm , Con,lruction 741·2318 . f ro m FOR MEMORIAl Doy Beout1 fu l select1on flower s. sp toy s baskets cross es . Foyo\ c;,ft Shor N 1nd 51 M 1ddl epor 1 R!PA" uo ns oil I O O~tor\ , 698-7331 hou~e lnqu11e ol 409 Sou l h 5th AYenue M tddt epo rt BOWERS HOWERY AND MARTIN E• . co vol1ng . seplt c sy~ t erns . doter . bock hoe . dump truck . l imestone , gro vel . blacktop paving , Rr . 1•3 . Phone I (61..f ) Pho ne "( I I I I T" t I I J a 7<2 ·2348 . rreor Iorge corner lot bO'f wrndow!. 1 both 1o Owner wdl Senice• 1have a qift for babl.l, 51 im, but it needs W ill do roof mg , (o nstruct1 on , plumbtng ond heo t•ng. No rob too Iorge or roo small . Phone 99'} bl14 Of 9'¥2 3714 QWNEf! mo. 'moll oppl1m1uJ~ lawn rnowe1 II VtROOMS both laundry toom On 1 acre lot . SIS 0CXJ hrm BY GASOLI NE ill.LEY ne• l to State H1ghway Goroge on Ro ut e 7 Phone (61.4 ) Q85 II ROOM TWO sl aty h o v~e Dou ble goroge w1 th apar tmen t out budd• n g~ 17 acre~ Rutlond ~ee o r co li T0 StPwotl 74/ {4'} 1 O NE mower 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 Sweepc t ~ POMEROY " - 111 story home In ver y good con dition . Features ~ bedrooms, lovely family room In basement , on lood1ng Creek Rood OCf OS & Mluty Ferguson & Gibson Tiller s, uwn Boy Mower Siles & Service. Rf.MOD U lNG Plum b1ng , heot•ng o"d all type ~ ol gcnefol repotr Work guar an teed 10 yeo•~ c• per1ence Phone 991 7A09 992 70'14 I , ! Oiine s~trwice, 38~5 REDUCED TO Sll,9DO - FROO iHE 1-V'-',J Now arrange the circled let1ers lo lorm the surprise answer. as sug· gestod by the above cartoon . by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN ....._._.......___. 1 Nick.name 1 Italian for Haydn staple 5 up 2 Vehemently 1)i!;V HEAD Fl)l<' ROCK, "Tl-1E WAY WHAi DO (confined ) 3 Drawing , "THeY WENT, AND WH!::N "!11JOY YOU MeAN A.siao river Western !leACH IT, we 'LL LOSE ? "T!-11< SCJONT ! 12 I,.ofty style 4 Cunning 13 SY!llbol of wisdom 5 Ca rd 14 Snooze time game in Sonora 6 Popeye's IS Sesame girl 1 Cockney 's 16 Ullmann 17 Scholar's Bob? 8 like a time robbery 18 Type of dye victim %0 Mining find 9 Recorded 21 Boxing's L ::J':=3.J L~~.s,_....:;:~--~!!.!l.=:s..:.:=== Benvenuti 10 Clergyman ·s dwelling 22 Teutonic sea god II Z3 Gog and This is a ... but I think we'l l cal l her 25 Uproarious ITT Gretchen Apri I d1·inkinq cup, not 26 Spirit qasoline pl Skinner' 27 Pulp 28 Hammercan ' 'i5 •i' skjold 29 Up at 19 118 the plate 32 Luau 121 bakin~ pit 33 Guido's note 23 24 34 Apiece i26 . 35 Against : l pref. 37 - Harbor, 128 i~ Guam Ill 31l.Yenerated 39 Dolly [ll J ; Su pe rman 4; For Richer For Poorer IS; Merv Griffin 6, Addam s Family 8; Sesame St . 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle , USMC 10 , Dinah 13. 4 3~Litt l e Rascals 3,15; Gilligan 's Is. 4;,8. 5 ·0()-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8: Mi sler Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Her oes 1O; Afters chool Spe cial 13; Petticoat Junction 15 . S : 3~Eiec . Co . 20.33; Mary Tyl er Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15 . 6 IJO-News 3,, ,8,10, 13,1 5: ABC News 6; Zoom lO . 6 . 3~ NB C News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Car ol Burnett & Fr ie nds 6: CBS Ne ws 8,10 ; Over Easy lO . 7 : IJO-Cross ~ W I Is 3,4: Newlywed Game 6, 13; Sha Na Na 8: News 10; Gilligan 's Is. 15; Dick Cavell 20; In· sight 33. 7 3~AII - Sta r Anything Goes 3; 5ha Na Na 4; Between The Wars 6 ; Family Feud 8r Ma cNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33 ; The Judge 10 ; In Search of 13; Wild Kingdom IS. 8:1l0-Rol lerg lrls 3,4,15; Eight Is Enough 6,13 1 Amazing Spider -Man 8.10 ; Nova 20.33 . 8 ' 3~Joe & Valer ie 3.4.15 ; 9 , o~Rock N' Roll Sports Class ic 3,4, 15; Charlie's Angels 6 ,13; Movie SOME ANIMAL5 AR'E YOUR '" lEVEl'" BEST 3~Ryan's <~ : OQ-Miste r Cartoon tncludel ~ ~~\ h ou~e 747 3163 Vesl erday s iHAI Jumb1o Bed No. 10, """ 110 pomloo, I I _ , . 11.30 poll· ~from .JI..mtJ'e, cJothill 4 j*ij , Box )4 , Norwood, N.J. 07148. +• '/041 rwne,..,_, q, ClCidl n l'nltWc:ftec:b ~ ID raw ; 1 . Auto & Truck Repai r Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 In' OWN lR BY OWN~R .3 bedr oom!. w11h l oH ed au galt heat o1rd 011 cond • 1Jon1ng I O(re level lot 1n Ru t lo"d $18 000 Phone TiMES --· BIG DOCTOR BILl •·· MR . PUDDLE WOULD BE GLAD 10 PAY IT ··· BUT "THIS ONE IS ON ME ·-- 0. ELWOOD ~ ouc~ w1lh 9 tOOIIl rRH GAS 1 CO l QO ! OQ~ "umrne1 k 1tdu::n and bo rde •ed b~ 1 oee k., Col i 1185 3877 C:O~~OSOFI:AiES ' ·• mile off Rt. 7 by-pass on St . Rt. ll4 towa rd Rutland, 4 - 2<~ · 1 AT 446-3643 0 . I J...,bles: VISTA YUH GOTTA BE PRACTICAl AT ROGER HYSELl GARAGE .CAU THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY t1 Print answer here: ORPHAN ANNJE--CHECK·UP !92·2174 liST SALE S89 .19 r II 00-IIC S78.31 S44 .88 SBS .DI SSI .97 ••• \.C<JV:>t: c.... "THE MILEAGE MAKER " BR7hll GR 78x14 HR 78xiS SPRtNG SPECIAL Com plete Pa int Jobs Sma ll Cars SIDO .DO Large Cors s llS .DO Trucks 1175 .00 Body wo rk & repair Sl.OO 0 rr-. ttt. ._..., tNIIr ., htltl.,•.,. -.41etor to the Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13. Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show IS : Sea rch for Tomorrow 8,10 : E lee Co . 33 . I .IJO-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6.13 : News 8: Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1 : 3~Days ot Our Lives 3,4.15; As The Wor ld Turns 8,1 0; 2 : D~One Life Ia Live 6,13 ; 2 : 3~ Doclors 3,4,1S: Guiding Light 8,10 . 3 QO--Another Wor ld 3,4. 15: Gene ral Hospital 6,1 3: Lil ias, Yoga & You 20 . 3 J~AII In The Fam ily 8,10 ; Ohio Journal 20 . 12 II I WEDNESDAV. MAY3, t978 5' 45--Farm Repo.rt 13; 5,51}-PTL Club 13 : S:SsSunrlse Semester 10: 6:1l0-PTL Club 15. 6' 25--Chrlstopher Closeup ID; 6 : 3~News Conference 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8: 6:45-Mornlng Repor t 3; 6 : ~Good Morning , West VIrg inia 13 : 6:Ss-Chuck White Rports 10; News 13. 7,oo-Toda y 3,4,15 : Good Morni ng America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwl nkle 10: 7 : 3~Schoolles 10. 8.QO--Ca pt . Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sl. 33 . 9 :00-Merv Griffin 3: Ph il Donahue 4,1 3,15; Emerggency One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9 : 3~Andy Griffith 8: Fam ily Affair. 10: 10:1l0-Card Sha rk s 3,4, 15 ; Edge of Night 6; Pass the Buck B; Joker's Wi ld 10: To Tell The Truth 13. 1 0 ' 3~H ol lywood Squares 3,4 , 15; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8, 10; $20,000 Pyram id l3 · 110~Hi gh Rol lers 3,4,15: Happy Days 6, 13 ; E lee. Co. 2D. 11 : 3~Wheel of Fortune 3,15 ; Fam ily Feud 6,1 3; Partridge Family 4: Love of Life 8, 10 ; Sesame St. 20,33. . II : 55--CBS Ne ws 8; Loving f ree 10. 12 :00-Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10 ; Sa nfo rd & Son 15; ... ~- II DURA-STEEL RADIAL H Years Servlce l!lo~ l'*"'" IAuzeH EXPERIENCED DELTA Rt . I Middleport, Ohio byHenrrArnoldandBobLee one letter to each square, to lorm fully insured Free Esl. Catt: 992 ~3815 4~ 9~ 1 mo. pd . 992 -3748 or 992-SD20 FREE PAR KING 3-31 -1 mo. AUTO PAINTING ~THAT SCRAMBlEOWORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ® Experience and ~~ 11 :00- News ~ on heoling cost Phone 675 -1582 ta w <auldl owe r , bru~sell )prouh egg plorHs heod le lluce ~ .... ee.t ' peppers hungo"on wo• se et banana clul , pepper~ Plu~ many d11ferent ..-oflet,e ~ of Tomo to plan t$ 1nony k.nd s of hongtrig bo!>k e t~ or1d po l ! lowe r ~ Lorge vo nery ol on nuols 1n lloh . Clel01 rd ronn o, ond Greenhouse Ro wi~ · Gerol d 1n e Cleland BRO CCO li IJ1f\lf.\.ft )B}1f ." Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermallnsu lation Save 30 pel. to so pet . ': EXTERIOR PAINTS . ·:KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. per i nch using only the best Dupont material s. · TWO HOUSES In Sy•o cu\e on ' ' on e lot S po oou~ 3 bedroom ~ with totge u til i ty roOITI Hord · wood f loor., and ca •pe t Frv tt trees or1d shrubs. In R~pne 3 1 acr es Seoutdul 5 bncl •oom 3 both ho rne Com· plete l y , ,.,.,Qf!cl'ed and ( Qt poled Hos boih gQs und elot tr iC turno ce Lorge carport and ~ ! C rag .. bvddmg Central otr plus full bo~ernent For tfl · form at ion , coii9.49 -201B CABBAGE Cou nlry 6; Movie "Home to Stay" 8,10 : Mary Tyler Moore 13: 10 : 30- Hollywo Od· Squares ' ; 3,4,6S ,8,10 ,13, 15; Ove r Easy 33 JIM KEESEE & - J AT BOB'S Auction American Fami lies 20; Alcatraz 33 . 9 : 3~Ca r ler mo. Blown Insulation Pomeroy, 0 . 3 IS-tf c JQ. JO. c - For Sale WE WAIT! ..Mi~d. tepor), Q!!i.R...• J&L K1 l llng Slone" 3,1.5: Three ' s Com pany 6,) 3; Pllol 8.10; Six THAT DATA FA$J ! \& yard JERRY MURPHY Har1ford 882-l!H !:I :Jo-- L ave r ne & Sh irl ey 6 , 13'; 9 :0Q-Mov!e c~PLAIN WHI~fi, THE CA61N YOU PO~·; 5UPPLY DAVE'S BACKHOE UNION OPERATED ' 3-30<1-ino. B• oodr1101 e 14 ) b4 '} b@d• oom 1973 Darren 14 1 60 ') bl'd1 oom 1977 v,<tor~ or1 14, 67 J bod10om 1 both l 971 Cov e1Hr y I 1 •· bS 3 be droom 1909 S to1e ~man 11 • 00 ') F~OM ' "Get A Load Of This" WETHERAU CONCRETE f OU R R OO M ~ a11d bcJ ih 997 J090 19 73 BE-YOND THE RID&!' MISS D0681NS ·· IF 4-4· 1 mo . ~ .. 178 7 8 8 5 MOBill H0Mt ~ Pt Plea ~anT W Vo be'>tdt> He e l. ~ EANTIME •• E.A5Y DEt:TL.'r' '-~"'v ~ ril~ &E FOI't. OPENER.!>, Pomeroy , Ohio Call Bo xJ v, • .,, GATHERIN6 SOMe ANP DRY 6~ANC HH! MVTOL PLAIJE ON A ROCKY LEDE>E·· ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR Ou1 ne w •cnte•~ a~~~~ torue you rna ~ be ot;lle to lt• E! m ou r opor1men1 l ot fe~~ ThOll $ ~ 0 !ll0f1Tfl f (,) 1 mo1 e •f1 iormo l• on contac t V ,lfoge Manor Aportm' '"'~ 49'} WHA1' HAPPEN5 TO "!'OUR DOG WI" JUST 2l0 E. Main St. grading , driveways,, land sca ping , etc. MAPll· }INGlE bed 515 12 ~ 14 bl•Jgl' cor per S3 5 Dou ble bed lq CAPTAIN EASY A· I.J· ! in Boallng Safety 33. Squar es 3: Let's Go To The Races 8; Minor League Baseball 4: Ca nd id Camera 6; MacNe il-Lehrer Report 20,33; Price is Right 10; Thai 's Hol lywood 13: TV Honor Society 15 S : O~Man From Allantls 3, 15; Happy Days 6.13 : CBS Reporls 8,10: Cousteau Odyssey 20,33 . . , . 7 : 3~ Hollywood EUIOTT APPLIANCE II DOZER FOR HIRE ' 8: News 10: Gill iga n's Is. 15; French Chef 20: Phone 992 -7113 SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9-ttc Pr om or r ong em cnl ~ Wood lrber fl owe•s Reasonably pr~( ed Made to on:!t~ r 997 6368 17 1<001 GLASS M a~ 1 er Dayt ona boot 110 h p Me1 cu ty Cru1se I0 b ud! up trotler l o r long htgh spc t"d hau l powe1 we nc h ~ 1..~~ and equ1prnen1 $3750 :QO-C ross .W Us 3; .4 ; Ne wlywed G_e me 13; NBC News For Sales & Service 3DO Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio PomeroY 992-6l82 or 99l-6l63 8A.M. to4 ,)0 P.M. Specialized Day 7:30 - Special Edlllon 10:00 - 700 Club . News3 ,4,1 5: ABC News 13 : Carol Burnett 1!. Fr iends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20 . AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER Clli UN ~ I:H ~l ~ tlf: C IION YARD _ CARTER IUHN!SHt D API l o r rent neo• Ro<•n e SIJO per me 9JG 7153 5 ~N IO R VARQ SAlE lunch --··let us test your water Free . .. ... . 6 :30 P .M. - Testimony T ime 7 00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 20. 10 rent Bull e t nu t AYe nue Po meroy L Donohue ,. l o bu r ( or Coll9 5 '197 7113 5J34 1119~ ~ tewor I~ " MISC. " softener, Model UC-SVI , Now Only '289.95 b ct•llent co nd•t• on 992 5348 I)}..' All APT ~u,+a b le f o, onl r one I u• n,~ hed Coli 997 Slb'l {'¥('n h t le od•ng Cree k Rood 3 mdes lr orn 8 ypo ~~ Wa tch "i1gns Clo thmg Dop 11Hs•o n Glo~~ rh ~ ht> .. l utn1 t ure 10 t~ High bacK bed . oak wardrobe. Oveen Ann ch ina close t & buffef. cha i rs, bott l es, ja rs , iugs. picture frames , di shes . wic ker baskets 1 peck , handmade trunk. . old kitchen cabtnet base w bins. Roger Primrose si l ver pitcher. iron pot. harw;:t .pa inted Japan dish , sef of scales appro~ . 125 yr old . chi na , whisky IUQ. sih1erw are and let Pomeroy Landmark soften - & condition your water with Co-op water 1977 FOR D F /50 4 whee l d1111r> lor ge lo t::- Coli 997 74 !9 f iV [fAM ilYYmd~ olr> lue ~ t hru signs. NEED A WATER SOFTENER? SIO 985 3S8 1 t"or Rent For Iig ht ho us.e · kee ping for refired man . Paul Orr, Long Bottom ( Bashan) , Qqj 15 CU fOOl Words chest ·lype lreer er Eot ce llenl cond1t10f' Coi l b I .r 007 30.t l. O NE MO TOROl A w r1~ole ~cr ecn I cor ncr ob 991 5551 COUPLE 6 : 0~News TUESDAY , MAY l, 1978 3, 4,8.10.13,1S; ABC News 6; Feeling Free 6 : 3~NBC 1971 FO RO S!AliON wagon 1960 ' ofd IIU Ck 985 -' 103 949 7789 Sell ron ra on Pd ('ondJ t, on QO/ 5080 1 Business Services 197:? 1]5 i1 : J~Johnny Carson 3.<. IS: Movie ': Pete 'n Tlltle' 6, 13 ; Movie " Kiss Me. Kill Me" 8: Movie "The Silencers " 10; ABC News 33 . 12 : 0~Ja nak i 33; I :IJO-Tomorrow 3,4; I: 1~Kolak 8; I : 3~News 13. Movie Channet 4 5 & 9 P.M. - The Car IPG J 7 & II P.M. - One-On-One (PGJ Cable Channet s - TELEVISION VIEWING WIRF CA GI: S !01 l o111oroes An dr ew Cro!>~ Rocm e 147 28~'} Tro ,p l l ' Oot' r 9Q'2 ·706b J' ' LADY OR MARRIED , ',AI>~ I CR 125 f:l s more Hondo o//2 7b39 }\ bot lerr y. self con i O•ned ' HELP WANTED t97~ .n, 2 ~f 00 1C o\MPER clo rh,ng rn•H 918 Sou th ' J1 d ave M 1ddl£'por I Located on State Route 114 in Port land, Ohio , turn east just north of the Buffington I sland Park . Watch for sale many good items. SBOO 7J 53 QQ') ono 3 THUR., MAY 4, 1978 · -10:00 A.M. 949-27D8 1971 PON II A( CA TALINA FOU R FAMI LY Ca rpor t Sole May PUBLIC AUCTION Posi tiv e I. 0 . J . .Yrnahan ~ Aulu :;.des QQ') sr C•sh D. Smith 949-2033 DOG OBEDIEN CE (los~ .form111g no w Col li 367 0550 ,l eon•n Q iH' t s~ o .., S"'eo 0) ''"t' " ere not> 0o rt> na mec B ::B - ~.~ · ce adorl:'sseo ·o '"'f> Boara of CoLnt ,- Carr ,..,. ss onen of v e qs County a na enac.n eo or> ovt~ de ol er . e- to oe •~ e •em ~ of w o ro, 0 Cl ... PO" No Nt>at •) pc e~;,o r r pet •t>"' e f' • RISING SIAR Kennel Ba.ordmg lndo01 and o u tdoor fu ns G1 D01111fl 9 oil br eeds Clea n $0111 ror y foeIIttieS . Chesh1r e Phonp (6 I 4) 307 :0192 S35 lo d•e!. dE'm 21•' ~' 10i e Ia<~;> h jr~ •c• HOOF HOllOW HorSes Buy !.@II trod(' or tra tn New tmd used s _odd tt:>~ Rutl"t· Reeve ~ Alba n y 6\•P e9S. J2q() ~ 10 ~"~0u1' NPf'J ;, ri;i •notP a ,..,us • be ,., !l r .. 1:ran • ~ J~ O ~305 51 S 1\0UlO '0U I•!.. P •co eo r11 or d..., nos ana SPE'C I ca· ·ons n gooo conct • OfT v. . ... n ·e r 'C car~ a•· e · o o ooen n<; c a 'e Bas tcr ''"e aoo'e Wheel Alignment Supporte, GUN SHOO! Rutland legoon 'FO il" P1e1 y Sunday at 11 00 noon SP'oma, ed by VfW ooc urren , s. .., 1r:e re1vr-neo •o t aoers uoon re ' Lrn o f EXPERT HUNTER U "' MW A t'orSalc Help Wanted Phone 99'2·11 81 Co nw Wt have enlarged our serv rce departmtnf and 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, May 2,1976 VJCKTRACY PIP E, WOMAN , AFORE I WRING '!ORE NEC::K ! 1 I WISH 1../E WOULDN'T TALK TO ME THAT WAY, PAW 1 HONEY· POT .JJ PURTY PLEA SE FETCH ME MY PIPE ~FORE I WRING \fOR E NECK.fj qu ee n of tr umps . II his feel· ing of delight has not in· terfered with his reaso ning powers and if East had been sma rt enough to play the deuce of h earts at Iri ck one, West will s hift to a club and South will be short one slam . If West fails to lead a club, South will be a ble to get rid of his clubs on dummy's diamonds. The ordinary declarer wins the hea rt in his hand, cashes one high trump, drops the queen and makes all the tr icks. But he ha s taken the wrong line or play . The rea son is that the experl loses to the singleton qu een, but the average pla yer would lose if West held th e singleton 6, S, 4 or 2. A Mi ss iss ippi reade r wants to kn ow if it is tr ue that you should pick up a hand with 4+3·2 distribution over one fifth of the time . Yes, it is true. You s hould have 4·4-3-2 di s tribution 21 .55 percent of the time and 20 percent is a on e-fifth chance. ' roa: wsPAPEH t-:NTEHPR1.SE ASSN 1 (Db you have a QueSt iOn for tne e~perts ' .Write " Ask th e Experts,·· care of this newspaper lndfwdua l questions will be answered d accompanied b y stamped. self~addressed envelopes Tfte most interest· mg auesttons wtfl be used fn thiS column and w11/ receive copies ol JACOBY MODERN.) �w;-ant Ads Turn Unwanted Items ln.to Cash 978 a -The;a:NSe;t:Middleport-Pnmernvn .. Tuesdav.Mayz, I APPLIANCE SERVICE CHARGES I~ Wvrds()f lndf>r .c.. ~~ ~ ~1 l'ha rl!t' 115 ]50 190 "'' .i -;, I 1d ~\ 2 Jl6~~ J \Iii.).!> 6tb.~ .!1 ,l 2:.!5 00 We will service Hotpoi11t and other brands. E:ad1 "A ord '''tr tilt' mmunwn l) '4Wi.b 1.!1 4 L't'IIU pt"l ~o~ vn.J prr dif\ runmn~ lltht•r U~~~o n c"i.•tbt'l."llllt' ' t.i.d)~ 'Ai l.J! ~ d\llf H~ .:i\ lht l · Alh J.,: Pomeroy Landmark r.. h· &Jock W Corsey . Mgr In n'lt'mon t ';ml ,Ji T'l .t n~ .mJ l)lw\Uiif\ 5. n•nL• f";'f ~o~o vrJ SJ ' tl muum~t . r ,;..ill u1 .. J, dill. • _ Mubtk:' Honlt' !1<1 1~ "'lli 1' ~ n.l :.Ill•·~ .;!~ 4 c't 'f'pll"d 1/lt.~ lld \'1 l ll:oi: ~Ill 1 ~1kr :!5 c't'lll dl.it r~l' !c•l ..tJ:. <. <tiT\ 111 ._ Rom. '\ u.mllt'r !r: l'1m - ,.(_ Tilt- S.·11· lJJWI NOTICE TO BIDOERS ( ADVER TI SEMENT ) Sea le>c b ds ~o. I bt rt>ce \ ed Q\ ' tiE Soetro o 1 Co un t y !~blL..tlt't r&~ r"\t:- m.. ·ndl! t.· t·~..ht ,,r rt''k-ll <Ill ~ i::iU~ cit·t:lnnJ • .r.r It'' \h>l'\,jj,j Tlk' P'uU]L, tJt-1 11 1], Ill~ L• · lt'Sj>.ofl."J blt f,or !I) 'It Uo.l >>fit ' U\c\lt"· rt'l1 Ul."<'M.I<•l P'ltlllk 9!J~ -~:~ ,., ss oren 1 0~ 1 ~.--n neoc e ssdr , Corn s n !"'Q H\t> ana ooor m a t e r a l \ 'OO I macn n !'n ano dPO II CH'IC t' S •"'eQ U f£'0 f or tnt' ·.~ e gs Coul"'ll \• u t OL-r POSt' HE'a lt"' CE"n ' er P or1 t>r O\ On to accor d •n g ' 0 H \f cra v. n g!i ~no WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES SPf'C I •U!I Of'S On ott <;e fl lf' tht' 4rcr. ·ec' \o\r g ' ' rscl'loau Inc o t '~'e KeHe Jb00 TraDut' Ro CO IU IT10U\ 0"' o J3104 Coots of sao or av. ng ~ a no s.pt>c I te a· on~ DE' OC 'a rrt"c: l'l')ih \l tWHJ.t ,l cr me c ·, b:aoer~iro'r"l ··~ r . g"l \ .. Ill ~ ~ :'1<:1 \Lll J<.11 ll.. f'~ lo. e r..~ ' !I.C" rga v l rrc uoon · re depos I .., tr. ' herl of S50 00 n Tut'~• or '"ec ~ ds~ r '"li.l<ll o.. tor ed C'"' ~e· or ng s ~ no <;.pe~ I c a' ons Tne t ul• sso 00 oepo~ 1 on ore ~e · o• ara"' ngs and soec t ca · on ar'1c s ~ o 00 ot OUI"' 1 /' \1 L'Jr ticl• Urlwt'pulii.J· <~It• ;,unJ<,I 4 p \l ~'nJ.1 at m1ss onE'r~ ~-"tar"~ Room Counl ~ CourT"OLSf' un' I ~ 00 P \\ E' ~ T C'r'l \~ ,n B l9'B a;nd ooeneo r1·m eo !!IE I 1 · ~ereatter NOTICE thru Or o Coun1~ gs \~e •r-e $50 00 oroos · or doa , on a t sets of ii/t"'rn.."" FRIENOl Y HOI\H loy Part 1es no w ·n ou1 13rd year 1S e•pondmg and ha s o p~? n•n g :. j01 Managers o ne Dea let<, Polly Pion e• Pf' •1 e n'e h£>1pful Our guare•'le~?C 10 t ) and g,fts sell •h£>r11::,.('1>('<: No cash rnvcS I ''''"' n' No ~.,,, ,c; e cha1ge ro cU ' ! l"ll'l P I \ N o col le-cltng u e !; , ·"' "'' O Co1 ohone ,, <>c"e~:.o r , - Cal· colle!! Co1ol Do~ :eH- oeo r"<" C! O~ 0" ,,,d ro · <'o~o , , re' '.:<'lO ,, o ,...~ ,, Co Suf' ' "' or ~otntrne "' ~~ -,"''t>> ap ~eo •a,, e NH D EX~! R I ~NCf D tool:>~s , n ' ' ~"' ro ce t v r t.r c - •e c • rr ..,s r Ea C" 0 ·0 COn 1 d l'1 ' I"IE' f ... f'ldf"''E' of t ... er,. oerson or comoan , n•eres , ec n tt'le sa·n-e s.ra I seoara ' E' I ¥ sta • e '"'e or ce !or taO or a na ., a 1 er d l and 'T'USI be oH corro a n·eo o . a o a Cone o r a ce r' f ec c r. e el<. on sorr e !>Q! vent oan ~~. n an am ount of no • ess t ..,.,_ oer c en • I 5 oercent n '!.Pf'C f ,c a moun t~ of aa l! ars ana cen Ts of the tota l of fh e base b rd ;:rnd a ll ada anernaTe D•cB , as a g u ,ra n·e e that II the b 1d 1S acce ptea . a co n1ract w d oe en rered JfliO and rls oer to r m a nc:e proper ly !lee ure a The 'i UCC t' SS i ul bidden . upon rece 1pt of ac.cepranc.e o t the 1r orooo~a ls , m us! t u rn 1sh 100 pe r cent Performan ce Bond and 100 ccrccnt Labor and Ma ter• a l Payment Bond to th e Owner B 1dders sh a ll no tf' that the Pre\lall 1ng wa ge Rates oub h shed by 1ne u s Dep t ot Labor I Dav 1S. Ba con Act a s Amended ) are to be como l1 ed w i th th ro ugl"lout tn 1 ~ pro,ec.r B1dders shall also no te that the Rule!~ and Reg u~ahons on Equal Emp loyment Op portun 1t y shall be m ad£' i1 part of tn 1s con tra ct No b tdd er m av w ilhdra w hrs b 1d w 1l h1n SJ)r' fl (60 1 aays a ft er thl:' acrual datf' of lh e f) en mg ther eo f It , 1n th e OP 1n1on of the Co unty Comm iSS io ners ana the 0 1rec tor o f the D eoarr ment of Men Ta l Hea ltl"l and Mental Rerardat 1on 0r1 h 1S delegated represe n t~t l \/1.' t he a cce P tanc e of the lo west b 1d •s nor 1n t he beo,t 1n! Pre s t ~ of a ll con cerne d tht> County Comm ' s~~ oner s m ar <H.c£· pt w dh rne concu rrence of the D i re c tor or 11 ~ de l egated repre~ental ,v e , anotne r propo sal ~o ooe ned or re 1ec t a 11 p r opo sa Is ana aa .... erT se for o t her b 1ds The Coun tv Com 'I •IS51Q nPr'!. w lln con cu rr cnce ol th e 0 1r ec !or o f II"IE' Dep;;trtment ol Menta l H ealtn and M entit l Retar dat ,on re q:• rv e~ lh P rrght To wa ,. . e an y rn t orma li l 1es ShGuiCI any b1 d be re tec lf'd , '>ucn cten ~"' all ~e ' t ort hwdn ret urned to The btdde r , an d sMul a any Ord be acc eptea . such che O. w dl be ret u r nf'd upon tre pr o per e~e cv r , o n ana .,ecu r rnQ o f the cont ra c l / 4 15 I) 7 q , ]6 , 4t C '"<l" SPECIAL Any U.S. made car-parts extra i f needed . E .~~:el ud es front -wheel clr ive cars. Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy Landmark 9 ...J~ck W. Carsey ,Mgr. llllilll Phone'm-2181 -· WE WISH to e•p reso;; ou1 rhonk~ and opprectoh or~ to each en dt ... tduol an d bu slneH thor dona ted to out ICI,e f l und dur mg ou r ru ne o f need We w ill try to ~hOW OUI Op plf:'(IO II OII by potronmng tho se thor helped ~Club WE WOUlD l1 ~ e to tha n k the Rt> .., Jom e!> lea ch and the men or thP Ew 1ng Funera l Horne lor rhe lo.1r1dn e~ ~ ~ho,... n to u~ dur 111 q the death of our lather Ro y Poo ,er lho n l. ~ ro tho;e ..... ho ~eM flower!> load and < ord~ M o~ r of a ll 1 ho, ~ ~ l or tt'te ro., e and prayer ~ €t rPr ded ro u~ Jea n Phy ll,~ bne r \on Vugwm Dohrman and grond<h,ld' ,.., The Almana c United PreiS lnlernallonal Today ts Tuesday , May 2, the 122nd day of 1978 w1th 243 to follow . The moon IS approaching its new phase. The m orn mJ~: sta r IS Mercury The evening stars are Jupl· ter . Mar s, Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the Sign of Taurus. Singer-actor Bing Crosby waq born May 21 1904. On th is da y in history : In 1863, Gen. Thomas Jona· than "'Stonewall" Jackson was mistakenly shot by his own Confederate soldiers. He " ' "' '''"' ~'C'I' P' " •hree !l ' t" ..~ n f' ' •'· ,1,- ~f\ 'IOQ ~95 .I ?)' ~ on,-, ~o ' MFD f \. PH? If".. ( ED · rur ~ ,.,. >for ,onri' f'd;o,e-, r , ef,~· ,,~.,~ t'•"', "' ,~ .t~r ;'l , f"i.1, ,-1 OQP P:-m~ ·~- · LJ"~.:lmo' ~ ~~ I.' Qtl" A pc l ~ 1,~ ~4 C Eos• ~C'"TI\"!'IC' I \)h<O ll. 'i" ! \. 1{>1'1.' "" " t'of' 0 /l i' ;,Q:' died e1ght days later . In 1941 , lhe Federal Com· munl.Cations Commission approved the regula r sc h edul i n~ of comme r c ial televisiOn broadcasts. In 1972, FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover di ed at the age of 77 . Also that day , 91 person s were killed in a mine fire al Kellogg , Idaho. O"'Of'd P0 N11A C TEMPE ST com Co1gar mags qew po1111 P 8 1Qb8 P S l , €'lit:'E'IIt;>n ! cond 1TI Oil A ( ] J l 1191 J oiJ " J BUIC K REGAl Good rand• t,on A C P S d 1 ~c broke ~ po"c' w • n d o w ~ and H~o rs ~ I to p 50 000 rn des vo; 5545 du11ng 1he day o- 1 SUI( I( Pf'lone qq1 . Jl83 Camping ~pmeol o~o AR I~ TOCRAl ~ ! t> t>.OS b .,.. , , ~ lo f O> lurJ1a\e C.:,,,,ple 1e e Compe1 o ~en ~uri.. p ar t o pO II'f a ..... n. r~g , a c !.. ~ bro lt. t> hoo "- up an d ..,o~h PI Pcl!r c 5")() Fron !.. l111 Good Ohio . 949 2193 " ANTIQUE OR COLL ECTO R ITEMS " gun 3 AND RM fu•n•s.heod and un nph Ph one Q92 J lurn 1 ~ lwd 2 pc . l1v lng room su ite . tab les . TV , st ands , desk. , cedar ches t , porch 5Wing s, rocker . cha irs . se t of Re .... ere Ware, lamps , pot s & pans . dishes (1 set o f Ame r ican IYy), metal c ab!nets. bases . 2 metal single & double wall cab inets , G. E . st ove, linens. light fixture , sink , bed. lloor fan , old band horns. clock. Ma ytag wr lnget'' washer . hot wa ter heater . G. E. 1et jum p . cemenf bl ocks . House to be lorn down . CO UN TRY MOBilE Home Par~ Haut e 33 nort h o l Porne10 ~ ! RAitH~ Wante<f lo tleul leocher nee d~ J lt>d1 oorr home Co l! QQ{ )I tO 5P ACI , •n,le lr orn M<' '9 " H ·gh Sch ool on Old. R1 33 Q{?"J1 04 I 0 1 901 1o89 742-3D48 " Not rnponsible for accidents or loss of properf( ' Wanl..d to Buy Pr o dtH 1-. 1 op P' •C e to' \ lo nd"'9 'o v.l 1mb'er Coli 9'n 5!105 0 1 t< en t Honbr< I 446 8)70 fiM BE.R f o q·,J~ I Porner o 'f OlD I URNlTURl •ce bo .o:e\ brO'> '> be d~ Iro n bed-. e•c complete househol d!> Wnte M D M 1ller lit 4 Pomer oy Of-uo or <all q01 77 60 NO IH M 100 large or roo \moll Wdl buy I p1er e 0 1 complete hoU!>ehold Ne w u~ed ot 01111 que'> Mort1n ~ Furn 1tu1e 70 N l11d St M1ddlepo11 Phone 0370 • CHIP WOOD Poles rna.or rl•om etet !0 on Iorge~! end SB pe1 Ton Bundled ~l o b S6 per ton Del1~·ered to Qh,o Po ll et Co Rt '} P ornero ~ Q9'} lb89 KA~HS l or tu" l. ( Of~ Ft ye ~ lr u<l.. a nd Aut o Pa r•~ W1e c ~c r ~e r .. ,c e l1re ~ol e and Rc po+ r J,q 1081 Ru tland o r Penn ro t! .' 4? 9)75 CO INS C URIUN ( Y r o i. Qf\~ old pm kel wal l h f' ~ and { hom'> ~1f ver and gold We need 1964 ond ol dl' t ~liter coon ~ Bv f ~ell o• 11ode Col t Poqer Worn .,l ey ' 417331 OlO CO MI C book !> chtl dren ~ boo lo. '> etc f! O Bo- 7~1 A th 1•r 1'> Oh~n bl ot '>93 7G8q LA 'I' lN G Hf:NS Won t to buy one 01 Tw o yPar old hen~ heavy brc·ed'l! p!!" lerr&d 747 ')7Q S . Auctioneer Note '1 Old E"sfate been se f1ing for yea rs, Pomeroy Landmark '\?n .:'_ack W. Carsey , Mgr. - ~ Phone 992-2181 CO RSAGES MOIHER S PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. 1978 GO l DlN ~. AGIE D elu :te CJ5 Je'"p Onl y 400CI r nde~ Sell1ng LAYI NG H[N S and 4 p 1g !! 991 3183 Phon e MOlOROL A AM rM 8 tra ck m do~h 10d•o ro ht oil Ford pro du < t ~ [,. <e l len ! con dthon SSO Rt 33 '" Surl •n ghom ooo~~ lr (:u n Bu r '> 011 ~ (., Q( Pr y DUMP TRUCK SERVICE (614) 667 -6177 Call After S:OO or Anytime Saturday 992-71" or 992-5041 4-27 -ttc Betwee n 7:30 & 9:00 p.m. 41 21mo. P . For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R.esidential a n e1 commerciaL Ca l l f or esti mate, 24 hour service. AI" MOORE'S Anyday , anytime. Phone 98S-J806 Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Jack's Septic Tank Service Ph . 992 -2848 Ch est er , Oh io ~==========:::; ,----------~-, bedroom llWUU SAFl & lo ~t wolh Co Be~Co labl .. t ~ & ~ Vap wn'm pdl ., N el~on Drug LI MF S 10N~ .., o, Hi 9'0"'1'1 cokoufT'I chlorode lt!ll ol• tt•r d o q food o rrd oil typ£- ~ (I I \ol t I~ CO Al ( (! I~JOr ~oi l W o r ~ ~ )r In( I Mo 111 Po •n er oy 9f17 :JBG 1 t·OUIPMlNI FO R com p!t• tt: 1:-eoul 1 '>hop f o 1 l ou' o pe1 01 0•., SJ/00 d · '>olrl 1h1\ we f• ~ l'hr; ft(.• 9'11 7W8 MIG RO HYBRID S 1 00 ~. r {'p lon • o g rf'elllOil l 1! you don ! Y''' ( I '.> fo nd Jo rn e ~ H )•n!lh Hc mlo c. ~ Grove qq11514 lea ... e \"an:l Sale IF VQU '1a .. e a ~efO'I(e I Q Olfet ,.. ant to buy CJI '> ell ~ome t hmg or> loo l< 1ng far '"' or !. or whal e vet you ll ge t re ~ uh'> l a'>ter w 1t h o !,entrnel Wo n t Ad Coli qcn 11 SO BI G b Doy Garage and Pordl Sale Ap11 l 30 ra May 5 Aero!.\ from t=o gle !>ong Funeral Home Mo-.on WV Lo h of d1~hlt'> on l tque !> m1H Ot ll erenr rTerns each d ay 10 b Rom ar \h1ne Tu e ~ M oy 7 tdl ? q om Judy H um ph re y~ J mdes N o f •he f0!!9' 0ullds Oil o ld Rt 33 Spo11~or ed by the Child Co n o;,er .. o lt on League VARD SALf IHRH YARD -.o le~ Jhu1 .. F11 and !:to t May 4 5 & 6 C10w ~ Sub d •v t~ ron 01 f 1ve Pom ts !HRbf FA Mil V Ymd So l ~ Ne w and u!>ed 1 tem ~ May h t 2nd 8. J ,d 9 011) I a 5 pm StlS N Fr onl Oh< o rncs ~ og •• ol th e bf.'>t wood .,,o.,O!> on ~ O ut h e o !> I (Hfl Ohto Jo lu l M o 1~ 0 tie l l lt ol+o l tnnp wood on d Nolhuo l 1011 Heol Co ~ Put n o rn Dr oil Mt ll ~~ Al hen~ 614 597 b0/9 o • OI 4 M'61\B7 LOCUS! POl l S l or '.ale 811 long Sl 25 ea ch 1975 f o1d F 150 4 whe~ l rlr 1ve SJBOO Good c. a n d1i10fl 99?·0'295 or 843 7933 BURROUGHS Sf:N SI MAll( ac <o unltllg mo ch111e Ph on e 991 21 Set !he Oo1ly Senl on el I ll Cou• t Str e e t PomQroy Otuo HOMEMADE QUillS 742 ~H/ 8 .4 S?O eo <h WORK PAN TS wor k ~hil t !. rec 11 cied tftOII'> (011€1011~ and der\111"1 c. ut ol h Odd~ and br £h )h op Rt I M ,ddl epot t Qh,o 99') b 11 3 r------------, Check our low , la.w pri ces on M•JU1eport Oh1 o 4 9 IQ 5 A vOf1S boo lo. ~ Ro, n? ne • l do ~ MAY 3r d 011ly Q 4 00 f our lomtly YoHI Sole 0 1 thP red hou"f.l b t: h•r'ld ~y•a c u~e Or1ve In Men!> w o me n~ ond c hildren~ do th1ng boo k ~ t o y ~ ond bab y !!ern!!> m'"' R:at n c a nc e l~ Phone 94? 1328 or ?49 11 78 YARD SAlE l hur\ Fr 1 ond Sot 6 7 & 8 9 u1111 l dark ot Joan on Depo t St Rutla nd Ohto FIV E f- AMJL Y Ya rd So le Wed 8 Thur s 9 4 3r d h ov~e on lef t past the Rod•o Sto1 10n l o h of f urn1tur e TWO FAMI LY yard sole .... Sornet t11119 foi Overy one, ~~ rCtoy and Sa turd ay May 5 and 6 133 Wed and Thur~ Ar\I IQtJ e<. d1she!t fu r nr Tu re m1~ c Bob Wo ldn •g re!>1dence CR 124 OH OS!o fr om Roc: •ne Plan111 9 M•ll IU 4 SAlf Wed lhurs Fn 10·5 .4 rr11les ol! Rr 1 on l<I J O ld dtshes bottles ond chmo cob.net Rotn or shtn(l FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERT-0-PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark ap,.J~ck W. Carsey . Mg r. cEJ Phone m -ll81 -~ ---· ------------~ YAlE FORK ldl Phone 94Q ?705 or Q4Gl 2lt 0 for more tn lormor ,on !N~UlATIO N BUSIN ~S~ 1?74 Stt:<p Von truc k and 1 !fl ~ ulott n g mo[ hmes comple te w 11h Clftro b lo wtH ~ Appr o, 500 bogs. ol m~ulohon Everylhtng needed to go mto bus,nen . 992 3993 DEAlERS AU (liO N 5o lc Publtc 111v1 t~ d I r•doy Moy ~ 17 noon A ll rlt.•w •n~>rdH1nd1~e ~o ld 1n (luOII IJiy Id eal lor '. l ou~~ yo1d ~ole'> l leo modq·b ere At Oh+O R1vf•f A. u<110 n M c1 g ~ ~l0 1 0 Mrddl,.p('J r t Regula r ~ O i l·~ A ud10r1 )o t urdo~ P+qhh f-1 1dny on d I prn H••all:stale for Sale 110 MI 511 15 fo 1 ~olf• I 0(11" mrd up M,dcllt: pOit ne a r Rutlorrd CaliQQ') / 4BI Henderson .,• .., ,. ... • Un scra mble these lour Jumbles. ... lour·ordinary words. I PREKO I I . [J BORN LOSEit ~ · ·tt tSTEBIC Radiator~ ] [J Service - IGAAMEDj SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 74l ·JDIO 3 twd t oa m h o u ~e 7 ho1h -, 1 ac't: f/ll(l dlcporr do~ ~ · to Ru tla nd Pholt f• 997 / .r l:il oil t,•l t•r Com,TW! r •a! pr0p1•r ty oppr O • 17 0 (1 1''> lt•vt:-1 lo11d lo+;. oted or lupper '> PIO!fl '> 011 Oh1o Rouh.> 7 Ph OII (' 1614 ) 60 7 6304 1/A I HA SSS.17 AI Tromm Const. 742-2328, 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4·30-1 mo. 4-9 1 mo . IN GALLIPOLIS Evenings Call446-3n6 or 446-7181 "-.., 30 yr hr 1un< r"y a bo rehr1ortt1fl q It eland M o 1tgoge 77 L ~ t a t e Alh(.>n!> ph one lb14J ) q1 30) 1 - MODERN SUPPLY Sm111 SlORY home hou~e 6 ' oa nr ~ and both (elt ar ou t budd, ng~ 4 ocre-. lor1d or edgu o l Rutland Comple Te tro•l f;'r hook u p ol ~a ') borlk'> appro• ~ ed pro perry 0 1 $1 5 500 Phone TWO 997 7060 APPROX 70 a c r e~ or, Flotw oo d~ Rood 7e tlet!tl<. and water ovodob le See tskey H1 ll Oh 10 Ph one Pomero y 997 3885 Bu~ine•• A CRE wooded Me•g'> i·l! gh 992 5573 loT~ SchoQI!I "' SU PER BARGAIN IN nice liYing room , kitchen & batn . Large yard fenced In back . Better call now, this won ' t last long . CAU THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GAlliPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446-7881 BRADFORD A uct,o nee r Com plct o Ser v,ce Phono q49 24!l7 or 9~9 ]()(.X) Ro< 1nC Oh10 C1 ' " 8r odlord 4 bedroo m b11 ck ' 11 REDUCED TO S1l,900 - A very nice P;, slory 4 bedroom home In good con dition . Features a basement j111o nu~ with f inished fam i ly 'room and l aundry roo m , eat -in 18 a crE!~ m Coun1ry 3 Racme Have to remodel tle ttr1<. co un ty wo ler 3 ' 1 a c re-~ t ill able land, ~~ (ellent loco tt on saooo. Ph one 747 1021 APPRO)( mile~ kitc hen, livi ng room & bath . Large lol wi th fenced yard . Call now , pr iced to sell . SMAll RURAL home wtth conve '"en ces . Wnt e 8o• 719· 0 c o Dolly Sen11nel 11 1 Coun St , Porn tH oy Oh•o her initials on it 1 SEWING MACHI NE Repo~rs sor v1ce all makes qq7.']284 The Fobr.c Shop Pomeroy Auth omed S1nger Sole) and Serv•ce We sharpen Sc•ssors lXCAVATING doter . loader and backhoe work . dump trucks and to b o y ~ lor h1re, wdl haul f1 1! dil l , IO sod , lillWSIOt10 and g ro vel Coli Bob or Roger Jel · l ers . day phone ~2 - 708!1 . n•ght phone 997·3515 or 997 · 5732 . DIVORCE LAW¥ERS ---< ~~~-------1 EXCAV A TI NG do1er backhoe and ditcher . Charles R Hot· h eld . Bock Ho e Serv• ce , Rutland , Oh•o Phone 742 ·7008. ~ - l11n estone or gro..-el? Call 8 J ' Dorst . 7.4 2 2850 Oile r 6 pm , 68 ACRE FARM - Price reduced In \46.900. Attractive ce home features a Iorge li ving room , dlnlr0 ,~'1)\"' ..rchen, 5 bedrooms, see this one, It's wo>l worth the pri ce . Located off Rt. 325 In Meigs Cou nty . 11 JC. 55 mobil e home . 2 bedr ooms . Very good con d!· tlon . In Mi ddleport. Coli 992,7754 Of 99'[ . 7497 , fHS.'r'S l'r. • • • Hf c.L,qsHes Wl't\i FRI:NcH ~ 3,4,b,8,10,13 ,1 S; Dick Cavett 20: Lili as Yoga & You 33. 11 : 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,1 5: Po llee Story b,l3; Hawaii Flve-0 8: ABC News 33: Movie " Bandole ro! " 10. 12:1l0-Janakl 33. 12 : 4~Mys1ery of lhe Week 6,13 : Kola k 8: I :IJO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2: 1~ News 13. Movie Channel • S & 7 P.M. - Slarsh lp Invasions l PG) 9 1!. ll P.M. - Cassandra Crossing I Rl Cable Channel Five 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00P.M. - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10:00 P.M.- 700 Club. Yes terday's Answer 16 Suffix 27 Ailment with prince 29 Style of cap 19 "Btitish :W Effrontery , SY!llbol infonnally 22 Army 31 Minute 23 Of the particle Tuesday , May 2 heali ng art 36 Prefix 24 In· style with cycle 25 Pro 37 Beverage 1>0 I lo ! ' Expert play tu rns loser I" NORTH I ~ ,·,'i I" 134 eE &EEM& IDWA'JTID RJRGET 11-lE WHOLE INCIDENT... DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work It : ,\ X V 11 I. 8 A A X R t.ONGI' E t.LOW One lette r 51 mp ly stands for an other .. I n lhis.. sample A ia used for lh (' · thr~t· L \. X f or lite h \ o 0 -'. de Stngle letters , PSCU SY WS I A Q OUZ XB MP A , L DU B D P U p N L GMLSIU!.L 'N L Q0 UZ BQ0 U J WS1A BIPZ DUBDp U LB WU ONDDSPZ South 2+ 3+ 4 NT 6+ Openin g lead : • J QOUS .f s Q Q P U _ B X 1. By Oswald Jacoby and Alan So ntag Sometimes the stJindard expert play turns out to be a loser. Today 's slam hand is ,a good example of what ca n hef.pen when th e play that of ers th e best chan ce fo r success turns out to be a loser. The six-spade co ntract is slightly optimi sti c, but th e sort of contract that is reached a ll the time . The expert declarer wins the heart in du mmy, leads the nine of trumps and lets it ride. West is delighted to win the trick with his singleton \ FETCH ME M'f l{OU'RE Pas~ North East It Pass :It Pass 4+ Pass Pass 5• Pass Pass a postrop hes, the ll'nglh and fo rm,lt! n n of the "ord s are all hi nts. Each da)' lhl' rode \C'IIrrs are chtrcrcnt. BA~NEY K(DDING 1 Pass Pass Pass T. F PSFOQUIGUJT Yesterday 's Cryploquole : DEMOCRACY HOLDS THAT FREE NATIONS CAN SETTI.E DIFFERENCES JUSTLY AND MAINTAIN LASTING PEACE.-HARRY TRUMAN NOw.THIS ANIM..\L I H..\VE BROUGHT HERE I T"m ~ · 1 ( ,.\LLED A DOG • A8 4 t AQ .J65 • J 10 4 WEST EAST + Q • 65 42 • JJ0963 • Q7 2 • 10 8 ~ 2 • 97 • 96 2 + A B 53 SOUTH + A K .J 10 7 3 • K5 t K3 • KQ 7 Vulner able : Both Dealer: Nor th We t~ t Is 5-2-A • 98 ••• • BRID-:":G~ E =---- Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ii~ 1'2 1'0 XBMPA WINNIE PULLINS EXCAVATING . Complete Se rvrce . Phone 992· 2478. ne9d Beat 33. ll : O~News [38 Dolly!" of " Hello, 40 Mildness 41 " East of OBX btng , carpentry, and general ma1ntenonce. 13 years e~.: · patience 9?2·3685 . YOU " Maneaters are Loose !'' 8,10; Great Performa nces 20,3j, IO :IJO-Starsky 1!. Hutch 6,13 : 1 0 : 3~News 20; Book CR\'I'Tilii UUTES AND K itc hen s remodeled . ceromk tile . p lum Grant. 74'1 ·'187Q . . ~U ME'A~ PROVINCIAL.? BATHR OOM S " DO & l'n baths , 15 ar; ..\~ 1 "' ~ ··u e land with balance In pasture and wood , ~ .. ,der barn & garage . You must ··" lho- &ijE~R~N~I E~&~~~~CTn~i~~~~~~~~~-=~-~==~---~ FRANK ERNEST rF~RiA~N~K~ WATER WELL drilling . Willtom T, "'r, EXCEL BUSHEl HOTBED Answer . Whit you might do ro " ewn" 1tMnQI out- •' " W ILL CARE for ,)he elderly ,, our home . Phone ~2 · 73 14 . remodel ed 2story fa rm home - (Answers tomorrow ) l WINTER GET to you r house? le t us make n&Cessory repOin . AI Tromm , Con,lruction 741·2318 . f ro m FOR MEMORIAl Doy Beout1 fu l select1on flower s. sp toy s baskets cross es . Foyo\ c;,ft Shor N 1nd 51 M 1ddl epor 1 R!PA" uo ns oil I O O~tor\ , 698-7331 hou~e lnqu11e ol 409 Sou l h 5th AYenue M tddt epo rt BOWERS HOWERY AND MARTIN E• . co vol1ng . seplt c sy~ t erns . doter . bock hoe . dump truck . l imestone , gro vel . blacktop paving , Rr . 1•3 . Phone I (61..f ) Pho ne "( I I I I T" t I I J a 7<2 ·2348 . rreor Iorge corner lot bO'f wrndow!. 1 both 1o Owner wdl Senice• 1have a qift for babl.l, 51 im, but it needs W ill do roof mg , (o nstruct1 on , plumbtng ond heo t•ng. No rob too Iorge or roo small . Phone 99'} bl14 Of 9'¥2 3714 QWNEf! mo. 'moll oppl1m1uJ~ lawn rnowe1 II VtROOMS both laundry toom On 1 acre lot . SIS 0CXJ hrm BY GASOLI NE ill.LEY ne• l to State H1ghway Goroge on Ro ut e 7 Phone (61.4 ) Q85 II ROOM TWO sl aty h o v~e Dou ble goroge w1 th apar tmen t out budd• n g~ 17 acre~ Rutlond ~ee o r co li T0 StPwotl 74/ {4'} 1 O NE mower 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 Sweepc t ~ POMEROY " - 111 story home In ver y good con dition . Features ~ bedrooms, lovely family room In basement , on lood1ng Creek Rood OCf OS & Mluty Ferguson & Gibson Tiller s, uwn Boy Mower Siles & Service. Rf.MOD U lNG Plum b1ng , heot•ng o"d all type ~ ol gcnefol repotr Work guar an teed 10 yeo•~ c• per1ence Phone 991 7A09 992 70'14 I , ! Oiine s~trwice, 38~5 REDUCED TO Sll,9DO - FROO iHE 1-V'-',J Now arrange the circled let1ers lo lorm the surprise answer. as sug· gestod by the above cartoon . by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN ....._._.......___. 1 Nick.name 1 Italian for Haydn staple 5 up 2 Vehemently 1)i!;V HEAD Fl)l<' ROCK, "Tl-1E WAY WHAi DO (confined ) 3 Drawing , "THeY WENT, AND WH!::N "!11JOY YOU MeAN A.siao river Western !leACH IT, we 'LL LOSE ? "T!-11< SCJONT ! 12 I,.ofty style 4 Cunning 13 SY!llbol of wisdom 5 Ca rd 14 Snooze time game in Sonora 6 Popeye's IS Sesame girl 1 Cockney 's 16 Ullmann 17 Scholar's Bob? 8 like a time robbery 18 Type of dye victim %0 Mining find 9 Recorded 21 Boxing's L ::J':=3.J L~~.s,_....:;:~--~!!.!l.=:s..:.:=== Benvenuti 10 Clergyman ·s dwelling 22 Teutonic sea god II Z3 Gog and This is a ... but I think we'l l cal l her 25 Uproarious ITT Gretchen Apri I d1·inkinq cup, not 26 Spirit qasoline pl Skinner' 27 Pulp 28 Hammercan ' 'i5 •i' skjold 29 Up at 19 118 the plate 32 Luau 121 bakin~ pit 33 Guido's note 23 24 34 Apiece i26 . 35 Against : l pref. 37 - Harbor, 128 i~ Guam Ill 31l.Yenerated 39 Dolly [ll J ; Su pe rman 4; For Richer For Poorer IS; Merv Griffin 6, Addam s Family 8; Sesame St . 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle , USMC 10 , Dinah 13. 4 3~Litt l e Rascals 3,15; Gilligan 's Is. 4;,8. 5 ·0()-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8: Mi sler Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Her oes 1O; Afters chool Spe cial 13; Petticoat Junction 15 . S : 3~Eiec . Co . 20.33; Mary Tyl er Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15 . 6 IJO-News 3,, ,8,10, 13,1 5: ABC News 6; Zoom lO . 6 . 3~ NB C News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Car ol Burnett & Fr ie nds 6: CBS Ne ws 8,10 ; Over Easy lO . 7 : IJO-Cross ~ W I Is 3,4: Newlywed Game 6, 13; Sha Na Na 8: News 10; Gilligan 's Is. 15; Dick Cavell 20; In· sight 33. 7 3~AII - Sta r Anything Goes 3; 5ha Na Na 4; Between The Wars 6 ; Family Feud 8r Ma cNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33 ; The Judge 10 ; In Search of 13; Wild Kingdom IS. 8:1l0-Rol lerg lrls 3,4,15; Eight Is Enough 6,13 1 Amazing Spider -Man 8.10 ; Nova 20.33 . 8 ' 3~Joe & Valer ie 3.4.15 ; 9 , o~Rock N' Roll Sports Class ic 3,4, 15; Charlie's Angels 6 ,13; Movie SOME ANIMAL5 AR'E YOUR '" lEVEl'" BEST 3~Ryan's <~ : OQ-Miste r Cartoon tncludel ~ ~~\ h ou~e 747 3163 Vesl erday s iHAI Jumb1o Bed No. 10, """ 110 pomloo, I I _ , . 11.30 poll· ~from .JI..mtJ'e, cJothill 4 j*ij , Box )4 , Norwood, N.J. 07148. +• '/041 rwne,..,_, q, ClCidl n l'nltWc:ftec:b ~ ID raw ; 1 . Auto & Truck Repai r Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 In' OWN lR BY OWN~R .3 bedr oom!. w11h l oH ed au galt heat o1rd 011 cond • 1Jon1ng I O(re level lot 1n Ru t lo"d $18 000 Phone TiMES --· BIG DOCTOR BILl •·· MR . PUDDLE WOULD BE GLAD 10 PAY IT ··· BUT "THIS ONE IS ON ME ·-- 0. ELWOOD ~ ouc~ w1lh 9 tOOIIl rRH GAS 1 CO l QO ! OQ~ "umrne1 k 1tdu::n and bo rde •ed b~ 1 oee k., Col i 1185 3877 C:O~~OSOFI:AiES ' ·• mile off Rt. 7 by-pass on St . Rt. ll4 towa rd Rutland, 4 - 2<~ · 1 AT 446-3643 0 . I J...,bles: VISTA YUH GOTTA BE PRACTICAl AT ROGER HYSELl GARAGE .CAU THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY t1 Print answer here: ORPHAN ANNJE--CHECK·UP !92·2174 liST SALE S89 .19 r II 00-IIC S78.31 S44 .88 SBS .DI SSI .97 ••• \.C<JV:>t: c.... "THE MILEAGE MAKER " BR7hll GR 78x14 HR 78xiS SPRtNG SPECIAL Com plete Pa int Jobs Sma ll Cars SIDO .DO Large Cors s llS .DO Trucks 1175 .00 Body wo rk & repair Sl.OO 0 rr-. ttt. ._..., tNIIr ., htltl.,•.,. -.41etor to the Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13. Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show IS : Sea rch for Tomorrow 8,10 : E lee Co . 33 . I .IJO-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6.13 : News 8: Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1 : 3~Days ot Our Lives 3,4.15; As The Wor ld Turns 8,1 0; 2 : D~One Life Ia Live 6,13 ; 2 : 3~ Doclors 3,4,1S: Guiding Light 8,10 . 3 QO--Another Wor ld 3,4. 15: Gene ral Hospital 6,1 3: Lil ias, Yoga & You 20 . 3 J~AII In The Fam ily 8,10 ; Ohio Journal 20 . 12 II I WEDNESDAV. MAY3, t978 5' 45--Farm Repo.rt 13; 5,51}-PTL Club 13 : S:SsSunrlse Semester 10: 6:1l0-PTL Club 15. 6' 25--Chrlstopher Closeup ID; 6 : 3~News Conference 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8: 6:45-Mornlng Repor t 3; 6 : ~Good Morning , West VIrg inia 13 : 6:Ss-Chuck White Rports 10; News 13. 7,oo-Toda y 3,4,15 : Good Morni ng America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bullwl nkle 10: 7 : 3~Schoolles 10. 8.QO--Ca pt . Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sl. 33 . 9 :00-Merv Griffin 3: Ph il Donahue 4,1 3,15; Emerggency One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9 : 3~Andy Griffith 8: Fam ily Affair. 10: 10:1l0-Card Sha rk s 3,4, 15 ; Edge of Night 6; Pass the Buck B; Joker's Wi ld 10: To Tell The Truth 13. 1 0 ' 3~H ol lywood Squares 3,4 , 15; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8, 10; $20,000 Pyram id l3 · 110~Hi gh Rol lers 3,4,15: Happy Days 6, 13 ; E lee. Co. 2D. 11 : 3~Wheel of Fortune 3,15 ; Fam ily Feud 6,1 3; Partridge Family 4: Love of Life 8, 10 ; Sesame St. 20,33. . II : 55--CBS Ne ws 8; Loving f ree 10. 12 :00-Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10 ; Sa nfo rd & Son 15; ... ~- II DURA-STEEL RADIAL H Years Servlce l!lo~ l'*"'" IAuzeH EXPERIENCED DELTA Rt . I Middleport, Ohio byHenrrArnoldandBobLee one letter to each square, to lorm fully insured Free Esl. Catt: 992 ~3815 4~ 9~ 1 mo. pd . 992 -3748 or 992-SD20 FREE PAR KING 3-31 -1 mo. AUTO PAINTING ~THAT SCRAMBlEOWORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ® Experience and ~~ 11 :00- News ~ on heoling cost Phone 675 -1582 ta w <auldl owe r , bru~sell )prouh egg plorHs heod le lluce ~ .... ee.t ' peppers hungo"on wo• se et banana clul , pepper~ Plu~ many d11ferent ..-oflet,e ~ of Tomo to plan t$ 1nony k.nd s of hongtrig bo!>k e t~ or1d po l ! lowe r ~ Lorge vo nery ol on nuols 1n lloh . Clel01 rd ronn o, ond Greenhouse Ro wi~ · Gerol d 1n e Cleland BRO CCO li IJ1f\lf.\.ft )B}1f ." Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermallnsu lation Save 30 pel. to so pet . ': EXTERIOR PAINTS . ·:KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. per i nch using only the best Dupont material s. · TWO HOUSES In Sy•o cu\e on ' ' on e lot S po oou~ 3 bedroom ~ with totge u til i ty roOITI Hord · wood f loor., and ca •pe t Frv tt trees or1d shrubs. In R~pne 3 1 acr es Seoutdul 5 bncl •oom 3 both ho rne Com· plete l y , ,.,.,Qf!cl'ed and ( Qt poled Hos boih gQs und elot tr iC turno ce Lorge carport and ~ ! C rag .. bvddmg Central otr plus full bo~ernent For tfl · form at ion , coii9.49 -201B CABBAGE Cou nlry 6; Movie "Home to Stay" 8,10 : Mary Tyler Moore 13: 10 : 30- Hollywo Od· Squares ' ; 3,4,6S ,8,10 ,13, 15; Ove r Easy 33 JIM KEESEE & - J AT BOB'S Auction American Fami lies 20; Alcatraz 33 . 9 : 3~Ca r ler mo. Blown Insulation Pomeroy, 0 . 3 IS-tf c JQ. JO. c - For Sale WE WAIT! ..Mi~d. tepor), Q!!i.R...• J&L K1 l llng Slone" 3,1.5: Three ' s Com pany 6,) 3; Pllol 8.10; Six THAT DATA FA$J ! \& yard JERRY MURPHY Har1ford 882-l!H !:I :Jo-- L ave r ne & Sh irl ey 6 , 13'; 9 :0Q-Mov!e c~PLAIN WHI~fi, THE CA61N YOU PO~·; 5UPPLY DAVE'S BACKHOE UNION OPERATED ' 3-30<1-ino. B• oodr1101 e 14 ) b4 '} b@d• oom 1973 Darren 14 1 60 ') bl'd1 oom 1977 v,<tor~ or1 14, 67 J bod10om 1 both l 971 Cov e1Hr y I 1 •· bS 3 be droom 1909 S to1e ~man 11 • 00 ') F~OM ' "Get A Load Of This" WETHERAU CONCRETE f OU R R OO M ~ a11d bcJ ih 997 J090 19 73 BE-YOND THE RID&!' MISS D0681NS ·· IF 4-4· 1 mo . ~ .. 178 7 8 8 5 MOBill H0Mt ~ Pt Plea ~anT W Vo be'>tdt> He e l. ~ EANTIME •• E.A5Y DEt:TL.'r' '-~"'v ~ ril~ &E FOI't. OPENER.!>, Pomeroy , Ohio Call Bo xJ v, • .,, GATHERIN6 SOMe ANP DRY 6~ANC HH! MVTOL PLAIJE ON A ROCKY LEDE>E·· ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR Ou1 ne w •cnte•~ a~~~~ torue you rna ~ be ot;lle to lt• E! m ou r opor1men1 l ot fe~~ ThOll $ ~ 0 !ll0f1Tfl f (,) 1 mo1 e •f1 iormo l• on contac t V ,lfoge Manor Aportm' '"'~ 49'} WHA1' HAPPEN5 TO "!'OUR DOG WI" JUST 2l0 E. Main St. grading , driveways,, land sca ping , etc. MAPll· }INGlE bed 515 12 ~ 14 bl•Jgl' cor per S3 5 Dou ble bed lq CAPTAIN EASY A· I.J· ! in Boallng Safety 33. Squar es 3: Let's Go To The Races 8; Minor League Baseball 4: Ca nd id Camera 6; MacNe il-Lehrer Report 20,33; Price is Right 10; Thai 's Hol lywood 13: TV Honor Society 15 S : O~Man From Allantls 3, 15; Happy Days 6.13 : CBS Reporls 8,10: Cousteau Odyssey 20,33 . . , . 7 : 3~ Hollywood EUIOTT APPLIANCE II DOZER FOR HIRE ' 8: News 10: Gill iga n's Is. 15; French Chef 20: Phone 992 -7113 SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9-ttc Pr om or r ong em cnl ~ Wood lrber fl owe•s Reasonably pr~( ed Made to on:!t~ r 997 6368 17 1<001 GLASS M a~ 1 er Dayt ona boot 110 h p Me1 cu ty Cru1se I0 b ud! up trotler l o r long htgh spc t"d hau l powe1 we nc h ~ 1..~~ and equ1prnen1 $3750 :QO-C ross .W Us 3; .4 ; Ne wlywed G_e me 13; NBC News For Sales & Service 3DO Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio PomeroY 992-6l82 or 99l-6l63 8A.M. to4 ,)0 P.M. Specialized Day 7:30 - Special Edlllon 10:00 - 700 Club . News3 ,4,1 5: ABC News 13 : Carol Burnett 1!. Fr iends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20 . AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER Clli UN ~ I:H ~l ~ tlf: C IION YARD _ CARTER IUHN!SHt D API l o r rent neo• Ro<•n e SIJO per me 9JG 7153 5 ~N IO R VARQ SAlE lunch --··let us test your water Free . .. ... . 6 :30 P .M. - Testimony T ime 7 00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 20. 10 rent Bull e t nu t AYe nue Po meroy L Donohue ,. l o bu r ( or Coll9 5 '197 7113 5J34 1119~ ~ tewor I~ " MISC. " softener, Model UC-SVI , Now Only '289.95 b ct•llent co nd•t• on 992 5348 I)}..' All APT ~u,+a b le f o, onl r one I u• n,~ hed Coli 997 Slb'l {'¥('n h t le od•ng Cree k Rood 3 mdes lr orn 8 ypo ~~ Wa tch "i1gns Clo thmg Dop 11Hs•o n Glo~~ rh ~ ht> .. l utn1 t ure 10 t~ High bacK bed . oak wardrobe. Oveen Ann ch ina close t & buffef. cha i rs, bott l es, ja rs , iugs. picture frames , di shes . wic ker baskets 1 peck , handmade trunk. . old kitchen cabtnet base w bins. Roger Primrose si l ver pitcher. iron pot. harw;:t .pa inted Japan dish , sef of scales appro~ . 125 yr old . chi na , whisky IUQ. sih1erw are and let Pomeroy Landmark soften - & condition your water with Co-op water 1977 FOR D F /50 4 whee l d1111r> lor ge lo t::- Coli 997 74 !9 f iV [fAM ilYYmd~ olr> lue ~ t hru signs. NEED A WATER SOFTENER? SIO 985 3S8 1 t"or Rent For Iig ht ho us.e · kee ping for refired man . Paul Orr, Long Bottom ( Bashan) , Qqj 15 CU fOOl Words chest ·lype lreer er Eot ce llenl cond1t10f' Coi l b I .r 007 30.t l. O NE MO TOROl A w r1~ole ~cr ecn I cor ncr ob 991 5551 COUPLE 6 : 0~News TUESDAY , MAY l, 1978 3, 4,8.10.13,1S; ABC News 6; Feeling Free 6 : 3~NBC 1971 FO RO S!AliON wagon 1960 ' ofd IIU Ck 985 -' 103 949 7789 Sell ron ra on Pd ('ondJ t, on QO/ 5080 1 Business Services 197:? 1]5 i1 : J~Johnny Carson 3.<. IS: Movie ': Pete 'n Tlltle' 6, 13 ; Movie " Kiss Me. Kill Me" 8: Movie "The Silencers " 10; ABC News 33 . 12 : 0~Ja nak i 33; I :IJO-Tomorrow 3,4; I: 1~Kolak 8; I : 3~News 13. Movie Channet 4 5 & 9 P.M. - The Car IPG J 7 & II P.M. - One-On-One (PGJ Cable Channet s - TELEVISION VIEWING WIRF CA GI: S !01 l o111oroes An dr ew Cro!>~ Rocm e 147 28~'} Tro ,p l l ' Oot' r 9Q'2 ·706b J' ' LADY OR MARRIED , ',AI>~ I CR 125 f:l s more Hondo o//2 7b39 }\ bot lerr y. self con i O•ned ' HELP WANTED t97~ .n, 2 ~f 00 1C o\MPER clo rh,ng rn•H 918 Sou th ' J1 d ave M 1ddl£'por I Located on State Route 114 in Port land, Ohio , turn east just north of the Buffington I sland Park . Watch for sale many good items. SBOO 7J 53 QQ') ono 3 THUR., MAY 4, 1978 · -10:00 A.M. 949-27D8 1971 PON II A( CA TALINA FOU R FAMI LY Ca rpor t Sole May PUBLIC AUCTION Posi tiv e I. 0 . J . .Yrnahan ~ Aulu :;.des QQ') sr C•sh D. Smith 949-2033 DOG OBEDIEN CE (los~ .form111g no w Col li 367 0550 ,l eon•n Q iH' t s~ o .., S"'eo 0) ''"t' " ere not> 0o rt> na mec B ::B - ~.~ · ce adorl:'sseo ·o '"'f> Boara of CoLnt ,- Carr ,..,. ss onen of v e qs County a na enac.n eo or> ovt~ de ol er . e- to oe •~ e •em ~ of w o ro, 0 Cl ... PO" No Nt>at •) pc e~;,o r r pet •t>"' e f' • RISING SIAR Kennel Ba.ordmg lndo01 and o u tdoor fu ns G1 D01111fl 9 oil br eeds Clea n $0111 ror y foeIIttieS . Chesh1r e Phonp (6 I 4) 307 :0192 S35 lo d•e!. dE'm 21•' ~' 10i e Ia<~;> h jr~ •c• HOOF HOllOW HorSes Buy !.@II trod(' or tra tn New tmd used s _odd tt:>~ Rutl"t· Reeve ~ Alba n y 6\•P e9S. J2q() ~ 10 ~"~0u1' NPf'J ;, ri;i •notP a ,..,us • be ,., !l r .. 1:ran • ~ J~ O ~305 51 S 1\0UlO '0U I•!.. P •co eo r11 or d..., nos ana SPE'C I ca· ·ons n gooo conct • OfT v. . ... n ·e r 'C car~ a•· e · o o ooen n<; c a 'e Bas tcr ''"e aoo'e Wheel Alignment Supporte, GUN SHOO! Rutland legoon 'FO il" P1e1 y Sunday at 11 00 noon SP'oma, ed by VfW ooc urren , s. .., 1r:e re1vr-neo •o t aoers uoon re ' Lrn o f EXPERT HUNTER U "' MW A t'orSalc Help Wanted Phone 99'2·11 81 Co nw Wt have enlarged our serv rce departmtnf and 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, May 2,1976 VJCKTRACY PIP E, WOMAN , AFORE I WRING '!ORE NEC::K ! 1 I WISH 1../E WOULDN'T TALK TO ME THAT WAY, PAW 1 HONEY· POT .JJ PURTY PLEA SE FETCH ME MY PIPE ~FORE I WRING \fOR E NECK.fj qu ee n of tr umps . II his feel· ing of delight has not in· terfered with his reaso ning powers and if East had been sma rt enough to play the deuce of h earts at Iri ck one, West will s hift to a club and South will be short one slam . If West fails to lead a club, South will be a ble to get rid of his clubs on dummy's diamonds. The ordinary declarer wins the hea rt in his hand, cashes one high trump, drops the queen and makes all the tr icks. But he ha s taken the wrong line or play . The rea son is that the experl loses to the singleton qu een, but the average pla yer would lose if West held th e singleton 6, S, 4 or 2. A Mi ss iss ippi reade r wants to kn ow if it is tr ue that you should pick up a hand with 4+3·2 distribution over one fifth of the time . Yes, it is true. You s hould have 4·4-3-2 di s tribution 21 .55 percent of the time and 20 percent is a on e-fifth chance. ' roa: wsPAPEH t-:NTEHPR1.SE ASSN 1 (Db you have a QueSt iOn for tne e~perts ' .Write " Ask th e Experts,·· care of this newspaper lndfwdua l questions will be answered d accompanied b y stamped. self~addressed envelopes Tfte most interest· mg auesttons wtfl be used fn thiS column and w11/ receive copies ol JACOBY MODERN.) �.. ...- ' .•·• ---------------------------1 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Ma y 2, 1978 have available for sale to customers a parental control device for t~e movie channel only. (Continued from page 1) An ordinance to co ntrol earth rerminal (RCA Satellite loitering and drinking on the and independent chaMel out parking lot was given its [irs! of Georgia ) that will offer 24 reading . A financ- ial report was hour service which will include nine movies a day and submitted to council from the 20 hours of sports a week . It Board of Publtc Affairs. Co uncil went on reco rd will be on chaMel 17. If everything goes well. welcoming the new business Newell observed, it will be in establishments in Pomeroy, operation possibly by Oc- Elliott App lia nc-e, Athens tober. He also added that County Savings and wan, senior citizens and disabled Mertnre 's Th ree in One. persons receive a 25 percent !?!J!JJ(S Marina. Southeastern discount on their monthly Ohio Insurance Services and the future Burger Chef. bills. Mayor Andrews re<:eivcd a New~Jla lso added that thev letter from Gov . James A. Rhodes staling that U.S. 33 in Pomeroy is included in the sta te's schedule for resur- Troops ! open fire Mayor CWA •.• facing this year. (Continued from page I I F oIIowing the me eting, know we can be. I U1ink the co unci l went mt u e x ecu~ i ve Legislature will come ba ck sess10n. · (in session)," said Sigall. The Altend tng were Mayor Legislature recessed las t Andrews, Jane Walton, clerk. Thursday until June 13 so Larry Wchr un g, La rr y lawmakers could ca mpaign Powell. Lou Osborn e. Ha ro ld for renom ination in Ule Ju ne 6 Bruwn and Bill Young. primary . ro unrtl member s and Chtef Sigall said Ulc state has · Jed Webster . sufficient unobligat ed revenues to grant the increase as demanded by the two unions. Two weeks a go , Off tce of Management an d Budge t By LEE LEONARD Director William W. Wilkins UP! Statehouse Reportrr · estimated Ohio could have as COLUM BUS I UP! 1 - The much as $150 million in slate of Ohio ha s no w excess revenues this fiscal advanced the Cleveland year . school distr ict $30.8 million of The judges' and state emits reg ular subsidy money for ployees' pay raise, coupled 1978 - enough to allow 1t 4,1100 with se cond-yea r fundtn g pupils to fini sh the school auUwrizalion for the elderlv year . and disabled Ohioans 2.5 But accompanyin g the cash percent winter heating bill is a warning that unless di scount program , spent voters reverse thenlsel ves about $61 million of Ula t sum. and adopt a 9.9-mill property The American Federation tax levy on the June 6 ballot. of Stale, Co un ty and schoo ls will not be able to Municipal Employees has reopen in Septembe r. All the decided not to join any job state money for 1978 is gone. action in connection with the The state Cont rollin g CWA or the OCSEA . Board. which last month had Sigall said he anticipated advanced $21.5 million to AFSC:ME to "encourage its keep the schools open throug ': members to cross our picket May 1, ca me up wi th another lines.'' S9.3mill ion Monday to let the Two weeks ago, the three school distrtcl pa)' immediate major pu bli c employee bills and meet the Mav 12 Wlions held · raJiies at the . payroll for its 1i.ooo Statehouse to press their employees. demands lor a $1-an-llour ,\<·tlon came on a 4·3 vote a cross- the -boa rd wa ge with the board placing th~ increase . money unde r the same tight However, phi losoph•ca r stale controls as tt did fo r the differences among Ule unions earlier advancement. forced separate rallies - the The school system will CWA and OCSEA having a have to submit de tailed joint rally one day and the spe ndt ng reports to the stat. , AFSCME holding its rally a redu ce the payrol l and day earlier . . TYHE , Lebanon (UP!) French U.N. troops opened fi re on a band of Palestinian guerrillas neqr U.N. positions Ul so uthern Lebanon today, killing two and wounding one, a French spokesman said. In Ule nortli, a powerful car bomb exploded in Zaghorta, hometown of right-wing former President Suleiman Jo' ranjieh , and initial hospital reports said 14 persons were injured. The French, part of the U.N. • peacekeepers ordered by the world body to southern Lebanon, have vowed to keep U1e guerrillas fr om crossing U.N. lines into .Israelioccupied territory. French soldiers near the town of Bazouriyeh, inland EXHIBITING PHOJECl"S - The Mason Extension Homemaker's and The Helping from the southwest port of Hand ExtensiOn Homemakers ar.e exhibiting many of their projects completed during the Tyre, fired on the pa st year at Ma son C1ly Hall for Homemaker s Week which started on May l. The exhibit is Palestinians and killed two open to the publtc. Pi ctured , from left to ng hl, are Mrs. Lau rene Lewis, pres ident of the and wounded one, when the club: ~1r s . .'evely n Stewart ; Mrs. Delmar Alexander, Mrs. Lester Jolmso n. holding an group tripped a warning flare antique ch a1 ~· used for a sew1ng basket whi ch sht• restored with new fabrk . Pk turl'd in the near U.N. lines shortly after ba ckground rs Mrs. Earl Ingels. Sr. of the Helping Hand Club . midnight , the French spokesman said . The inctdent came nearly 24 hours alter the French had clashed with a guerrilla learn east of Tyre killing two Arb receive prior state approva l retrieve any urL\ipcnt money " You don't hire General Ulfiltrators. before lllaking fund transfers if the gon~ rn or a nd th e Custer to be in cha rge of The spokesman said: "It I .egi.>la ture ctid not come up ~1dian affa ir s." or new pu rchases . seems this is going to Ruse colllplai ned that the continue. and there will be Rep ub lican legis lati ve with a perntanerit proposa l to members of the Controlling rescue C'le,·eland sc hools by sta te boa rd has no plan on furlher dead ." how to keep the district afloat Board were upset because the .June l Two min e exp losion s if the levy fails in June . C'h~vl'la n d voters h ~ v c uot fu ll General Assembly did not Monday killed four He sai d the voter s of Senegalese U.N. soldiers and dea l with the problen1 during increased tc1xes for S('hoo l the la st tw o weeks, fund1ng since 1970. The same Cleveland should know what wounded four others. de legating it instead to the 9.9-tni ll levy, generating plans the slate has if the levv The renewed violence in about $:10 mtl hon in property fails . "It's unfai r for them to so ulll Lebanon, ta rget of an Control ling Board . They wanted to impose taxes. wa s defeated in April. go into this blind," said the Israeli inva sion in MarC'h . Pri or tu app rov ing the leg islator. add itional ··strings·· on the coincided with the bomb Hose sa id advancing the explosion in an automobile in latest advance, bu t they were ad,·anc't'. Controll ing Board rebu ffe d on a 5-2 vote, members questioned policies · mo nel' without suffi cient norlll Lebanon. includin g one fr om board of th e C'le\•eland sc hool boa rd conditi ons would put other The bomb went off near a president Robert F. Howarth a nd the sta te Board of ctistncts on nottce that the ca fe in the northern town of sta te will ··painlessly bail Zghorta, and police had no Jr .. repre sentin g lh<' F:duc<ltion. Sen . Harry Meshel, D· th em ou t. '' administration of Gov. J amt•s immediate explanation for " This is not 3 baii.() Ut ," Ynungstown , sa id there were A. Rhodes . Ule explosion. Rep. W. Benne\\ Hose, H- publ ished reports Uwt the said boa rd member Hep. The French clash with the l.ima , who proposed the extra Cleveland board planned to A.G. J.ancione , b-Bellaire. b'llerrillas - near a position controls, labeled the board hire Paul Brtggs, recently ''It 's tlleir nwn money ." vaca ted by Israel Sunday "This is not an ordinary sparked tension around Tyre .action as H " Hhodcs-Oemo- restgned as Cleveland sc hools superintendent , as a specia l sc hoo l distri ct," ag reed and a charge from Ule leftist cratic'· soluti on . Me shel, pointing out faction involved U1al, "The Hose wanted to force the consulta nt . ···nun would be like extend- Cleveland is under a federal Fre nch ente red Lebanon Cleve land Board of F.dueati on to co nf ess ing the l'Ontract uf the ta ptam ru urt di r ~divl! to kee p under cover of the U.N. to ··dereliction of duly ," and Lu of the Ttl8mc,"· sa td Meshel. !'-:dwols oprn . proteet the Israeli enemy ." · Subsidy allows schools to finish Parents • suemg networks Area Deaths 1 NINETEEN POUNDER - Bob Evans, right. ca ptur<'<l this 19-pound wild turkev in Sprin,<lield Twp . early Monday morning . The 1978 wild turkey Sell SOn began May l and runs th rough May 13 Pictured with Evans is Ken Tomlin, Ga lha County Senior Game Warden. We have a number of high interest hearing account s that will really inflate yo ur ~avi ngs ! Start yours today and get your savings ballooning f.1 sl. Stop in. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS .. MIAMI (UP! I .,.. Claiming .... ~----~~~~~~~~-----------· television programmed their ... .. , ... son Ill kill , the parents of a teen -ager co nvicted of tnurder have sued the three major TV networks for damages totaling$~ million . The suit filed Monday in federal court said Ulal 15)'earold Ronny Zamora had ··from the a~e of fiv e yea rs ... been tn voluntarily addicted to and has been com pletely subliminal ly intoxicated by the prolonged intense viewing of ll'levision program s di stributed and l televised by all three defen · dants.: .. " Miami attorn ey Ellis Rubin , who had defended Zamora , filed the suit in behalf of Frank and Yolanda Zamora, Bonny's parents. The su it asks for $!i million in compensatory damages and $10 million in puni tive damages for Ron nny, and for eac h of the parents , $2 million in compen sa tory damages and $3 million in punitive dama ges. Zamora, ser ving a life sen tence since his Oct. 6 convicti on, was found guilty "CALORIC" MICROWAVE OVEN \ ... . t-, WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW *99 Minute Timer OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7 P.M. Special Sale .Prlces On All Models . For Mother's Day MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cofporation Featuring salad bar, chili, lull line of sandwiches (including 11 different types of hot dogs) plus much, much more . lI BYRL CHUTE . , nephews . l Byrl Chute, 71, Coolville, Funeral services will be died Sunday evening at u.s. held Thursday at I p.m. at the Public · Health Center White Funeral Home in Hospital, Baltimore, Md ., Coolville wi\h the Rev. Roy following a brief illness. Deeter officiating. Burial will Mr. Chute was born at · be in Stewart Cemetery at Racine, son of the late Hockingport. Friends may William . and Emma S~yder call at the funeral home after Chute. He was also preceded noon on Wednesday. in death by one brother and several sisters. O.G. ELLIOTT He was a retired seaman Ollie Grant Elliott, 69, . Rio from the Merchant Marine Grande, died at 12:30 p.m. and had lived in Pittsburgh, Monday at Holzer Medical Parkersburg and Coolville Genter after a long illness. He since his retirement. was a retired construction He made his home in superintendent, was a Coolville with his niece and member of the Opera ling nephew, Hobert and L:>retta the Centerville Engineers, Wilson. ' Other survivors include one Masonic Lodge, and the · brother, Tom Chute, Bur- Gallia County Conservation bank , Calif., four sisters, Association. He was burn July 27, 1908, Mrs. Ruth Deeter, Lowell, in Belva, W. Va ., to the late 0.; Mrs. Edna Blusiewily, Steve and Gussie Davis Baltltmore; Mrs ..Alice Clark Elliott. and .Mrs. Hazel McCloud His wife, the fanner Ilene both of Middleport and Nichols. is a teacher in the several other nieces and Mason County schools. Also surviving is e:t son, Steve Elliott, Colwnbus, and five by a Dade County circuit jury daughters survive : of fatally shooting Elinor Mrs. Charles 1Linda) Haggart, his 82-year-old next Kuhn , Gallipolis; Mrs. door neighbor , when she William !Carole Sue) Lynch , surprised him and a Alexandria, Va .; Mrs . David companion during a robbery . lE ila Mae ) Guthrie , Rubin had argued that Rllllnoke, Va .; Mrs. David Zamora was insane at the I Nancy ) Setzer, Ona, W. Va.; time because he had become Mr s. B ~ rnQrd {Janie ) addicted to television Brooks, Huntington. There violence and had been acting 13 grandchildren . are out the robbery as if it was a Also surviving . are a 1V show. brother, Cecil Elliott, Rio The suit said that in 10 Grande, and a sister, Lillie years before Zamora's 15Ul birthday, he "witnessed from Foster, Cannelton, W. Va . Two brothers and a sister 40,000 to 50,000 violent preceded him in death . destructions of fellow Funeral services will be humans on programs held at 2...p.m. Thursday at televised by defendants ... The defendants showed the Miller's Home fur Funerals, impressionable · teen- the Hev . Charles Lusher of· fi dating and burial will be in ager ...how to kill." Rubin promised to show Hio Grande's Ca lvary "t hat the defendants Cemetery . Friends may call negligenUy and recklessly, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wedn esday at wantonly, willfully and the fun eral horne, with intentionally pollu ted and Masonic serv ices al7 :30 p.m. corrupted Ronny Zamora's Wednesday . Pallbearers will be Ernest mind and incited the lawless Null, Dave O'Neal ,. Floyd conduct .... " Johnson, Glenn Ward, Carson A second defendant in the Hall. Hobert Cox, Martin slaying of Mrs. Haggart , 1>Kerns, and Bub Evans. year -<l ld Darrell Agrella , pleaded guilty last monlll to second-<iegree mw-der. He is LLOYD SLAGLE awaiting se ntence. Uoyd Slagle, Sr., died April 18 in Santa Maria, Calli. He AUwughlfor the day : Irish was born iq 1900. He is survived by his wife, poet Oscar Wilde said, "We Nellie Shiveler Castle Slagle. are all in Ule gutter, but some Both are former residents of of us are looking at the Meigs County . stars." · · · EL.BER.FELDS STYLE No . 7222 Neat is the word to describe this solid knit pullover with detailing done through contrasting color. The very special effect Is seen best In the shoulder stripe treatment. Neat - and easy to care for, too, in a neveriron polyester-cotton blend . In sizes S. M, L XL. Be sure to see all the other styles, Men's Knit Shirts. Men's Department-1st Floor Elberfelds In Pomeroy ig Bend Varieties Saturday night -----,--------;------ -- -__, IE ROUGHT, left. and Jayne Hoeflic!J model KEVIN KJNC , center. will be leatw-ed with his saxophone doing · "Slayin' Alive" in Saturday mghl 's Btg Bend Minstrel 25th anniversary musical all he Meigs High School. Background dancers on the number fr om ··Saturday Night Fever" will be Tom Pope and Carl Gheen. Accompanyi ng the number is Kathy J ohnsnn. Pomrroy-Midtflrlwrt, Ohio Wednesda)' . May :1. l!I7H THIS DANCE line will back the minstrel end men . Cu rl y Wt les and Tom Keuter 111 th e Big Bend Varieti es to be staged at 8:10p.m. Sa turda y at the Meigs Hi gh Sthonl audituriu111 . W!le.s and Reuter ~· 111 ~ in ~ "Sw eetGe~rg ia Brown " to bring on thl' linr ('Omposed 11f. 1 t fl r, Kelh Hough .. Janus Stsson, J.orra Wrsecup. Jayne Hoeflich. AniW Mosser and Stefanic Rought. e- • at y their costuming to be wor n in an or igmal IIJ (/d ~rn dance route to Ule disco Uleme fro111 · St:<r W<tr s" "hen thev dance in the 25th anmversary JII USi l' <.11 uf the B1g Bt•nd Minstrel Association i:lt th t' Metgs 1-11gh School auditoriu m Saturda y night en tine Fifto·o·11 Ct·nts \ "ol. ~!1. :\o. 1:1 ' \) For Health Center The World Today Drawings submitted Gun linked in another case LAN CASI'EH , Ohto I UP! I - Fairfield County Sheriff Dan Berry said today one of two guns used in the slaying of the Rev . Gerald Fields. whose lK<ly was found Sunday at the Wigwam Country Club near Pickerington. was used in a killing last monlll in Licking County . Berry said the gun was used in the slaying of Jenk in Jones, who was shot to death at his house and robbed April9 . His four dogs were also shot, Berry said. Fields' bu llet-riddled body was found behmd a bunkhouse on Ule club gr ounds where he worked as a part-time night watchman. Meeting with the Reporters are blan1ed Keske and Steve Mill er, . architec ts who submitted fin al drawrngs un !he Multi· Purpose Health Center to be built adja cent to Veterans Memorial Hospital. 'llw hid upen ings for the cunstruttion of the faci ltt y is set for Ma y 23 , at 2 p.m. in th e commi ssioner's offil'e wi th ATLANTA - IUPll - Former CBS C\HTespondcnl Eric Sevareld says top broad cast journalists would not be jl1ricl cxorbiwnt salaries if llt'wspaper reporter s didn' t protectthe111 as celebrities . f Sevareid , speaking ld the nation's newspaper publi shers, said print reporters must share th e blmne for "bloat«) income" received by lclevl sion news persomllities. City fleet vandalized YOUNGSTOWN , Ohio iUPI I - The entire fll'Ct of ct ty trucks and hea vy loquiplllenl was vandalized overnight, authorities sa id today . City Enginee r Carmel! Conglose said the radiators on abuut 40 vehicles had Ul't:n pw~tlured . Conglose said who ever did the damage "mu st have been deme nted ." The ci ty is in contra ct IJ!lk s wtth t,200 munirlpal workers who have threatened a job aetiun unll•ss th e city agrees to a new contra ct. Videla given second term BUENOS AIRES, Ar gentina (UP! J - The ruling junta has given President J orge Videla a second term to try to reso lve Argentina 's worst crisis since the military took pow er two years ago. But the thrl'C leaders of Argentina 's armed forces unanimously agreed Tuesday that Videla, 52, must retire as Army commander by Aug. 1 and serve his second thre e-yea r presidential term as a civilian . Override attempt falls short ALBANY, N. Y. IUI'I I - De spite heavy pressure from policemen and senior citizens, the New York State Senate I Continued on page 12} $1,000 bond forfeited The third annual chicken and sparerfb barbecue dinner, sponsored by the Orange Township Volunteer Fire llepart· meot wlll be held Mothers day, Sunday, May 11, at the lir e house lo Tuppers Plains . Signs will be placed to direct people to the location. Mei ~> >1 ated that the project wuu!tl Cummi ss 1oners be rc•dJ to advertiSe fur bi ds Tu esday ntght were Hon Sl!rnettmc thts month if all Cuunty construct ion to begin im · NE WMEMBEHS- E ievcn juntors were tapped for membersh ip "' th e Nationa l Honor Society during a traditional eandleligh t ceremony Tuesday afternoon at Wa hama Hi gh School. Initiates, pictured above in the first row, left to right : Diana Abel, Melanie Sission . Hache! Beard , honorary membe r Cathy Breeman and sponsor Verna Page. Secund row: Ph il Hobbs, Eric Bumgarner. Lisa Heynulds. Kenny Bond, Susan Gerla ch and Cry"nl &ard studies cheerleader tryout policy 1'he Southern Local Board of Education met in special session Monda y to diS<· uss the topic of cheerlead er tryouts. The buard agreed that the board policy of March 19, 1975 had been adhered to in choosing of the cheerleaders. It was determrned that the cheerleaders chosen on April 25 of this year for the 1978-79 school year wilt r epresent Southern High School for the next . school year . Attend ing were Gene Yos t, vice president; Su e Gruescr. Shirley Johnson and Bet ty Wa gner, board members , Bobby Ord , superintendent, Linda Spencer , clerk and several concerned par ents . Weaver . The tapping n~ r em ony By ED WARD K. DeLONG Ga llia - Meig s Rcgwnul Airport . mcct in~ . bids were approved Hug Concrete Puv tng of for pavin g nnd pam\ in~ at the Nurwalk. Ohio was tht• lo" bidd et rur pa\'Jng wurk .at a cost of $3 ,72ti. C.'hem-Tuol l'hem1cal Co of PAYMENT MADE State Auditor Thom as E. Gibsonburg , Ohi o gut the Ferguson's offi ce reported paint tab at a cust ,,f $4 ,625. tha i a \uta) of $38,635,305 .83 in public •ssistance and special activ iti es paymen ts wer e made ht 87 Ohio counties. Meigs Co un ty reec tved · $36,1 71.36 of th e total. Tag day set in Rutland Rutland Baseball League will hold tag day in Rutland Saturday, May 6. All play ers in pee wee , little lell~ u e and pony league ar(' lU meet at Rutland lligh Gym at H :10 C:l .m . and are to bn ng con- tainers for co llec ti on of m6ney . If parent s wtth children in T-ball want them to particl.pate th ey mu st accompany their children as they collect. Saturday last daY> for registration of voters system and stated that a dtrec\ ufl wou ld be fonh· com1ng 1n the ncar future listing the new' nwd names and house nun1bcrs. Jeff Burt and Harry Bur"K·ll'tlncr of Buekeye Hills Huc ktng Valle) He gio nal mediat ely th ereafter. Ot•v(_•loprncnt f11strict and C. Cleaning of the sit e is to F.. Blakeslee of 1he Meigs be~in next week . Cuur11) Rt·g wnal Plann ing Jim Page. engmeer for th e {'(Jmnussiun \H'r(' present to access road to the multi - d1 sc uss a new l'tnmt y map purpose bu dd ing, met tu \\ith the new nmd names and explm n the alignment of th e huii:"'C numbt'rS on lt . road to the buildtng. Pag e <Conunue<l un page 12) Ca rt er and today wtth cheers. dan cing, pra ye rs and speeche s to celebrate Sun Day and launch a solar energy age . Despite th e li ghtheartl'<l tune of the festivities, there were serious notes as manv l-ipe akcrs WC:Irncd the ni:ltiu;l fan.•s a crisi s if it does not turn to solar energy from oi l. natural ~as, coal and nuelear pow er. Actor Hobert Hedford told a crowd of fell ow solar energy enthusiasts in New York's United Nattons plaza that energy fr om the sun ··can' t be embar goed by any forei gn nation " and "isn't subject to blackouts or power failw-es ." BHrry Commoner, a leading sol ar advocate, told a sw1rise service a t the l .incoln Mem ori al that Am erica's need to switc h to renewable energy sources is just as vital an issue in 1978 as the elimination of slavery was in (th e 1860s. Congress for Uletr fatlure Ill put more stress on solar energ) and other renewable power supplies. Atop Cadilla c Mounwtn 111 ~Iain e. several hundred hikers gathered before dawn to greet Ule sun's rays as th ey first touched the United Stales. Over cast skies blockl'<l Ule pramatic sunrise the hikers hoped to see, but they performed an an cient Indian sun dance as the clouds turned bright at 5:22 a.m. EDT. Hcp. Ri chard Ottinger. D:-1 .Y., told the Ma ine gathering that th e mid-30s chill atop 1,53()-foot Cad il lac Mounta in was "much the lh!lt registration mu!lt be t'um- plcted 30 days bef"re any election , makin~ Saturda y of a nt• w IIIO(Jil. . They bw-sl mto ch(lt'l"s 48 mtnutes later when the ora11ge orb of the stm fiJS£' on:r the Heflectin!!_l: Pool in a cloudless. deep blue sky . Ollef reports 44 arrested during April Pollee ['htef Jed Webster reponed to Pomeroy Council Monda) ntghl that in the Jll(lll\h of Apri l his depart· mcnt nHHie H arrests;r ln· vest t ~ated IS accidents, ISSued 9:19 parkmg trc kets, r .. tlcc tctl $2.761. 92 fr om park1ng nwters and drove same 4.>10 o111e, Typt' of arrests and the ener gy in Wa shi ng ton." In Washi ngton, where the Sun Day movement was bor n. a n estimated 500 people num!Jer ru~:.tdt.'. respectively, wen• pl'tt y theft . 3: tr(· s p n!'l~-n ng. 2: Indecent t'X JJ\ IS UI"(', 2; upt•n fla sk , 2; lll hl xt catltlll , ~ : llttcring . 2: fHIIuni·t u y1eld . 3; disturbing the pt'ih'l', I. failun~ to pfly ltr krts, 1: HSSllUit. 1: fuilure \(1 p ii) f1nc. I ; rec kll"ss ' IIPl'rat hm . I : ba ckmg imllr\IJJt'ri) . I: assun-d l'lcar rea cti on we get whenever we m<'ntion solar gathered on th t• steps of thP Lin coln Memoria l at 5::!0 a.m . w1dcr the sllvt•rv sUwr jWlior, tests in top 5 % comm ented. Wingett obser ved President Unitt•d Press lnlcrnatiunal Ene rgy Secretary Jam es Ameri ccllls across the Schl esinger came in for sharp lklllOn greeted the risin g sun criti cism rrum members of Jana Burson, Meigs High 8,800 persons wou ld ""' have bee n p"ssibl c" Wtngett the la st day . P age also gave an updat e on tht' huusc numbe r i ng Sun Day is observed During Tuesday's Gallia Co unty Co mmi ssi oner s 'I performed under th e dire ction of Rob Barnilz. soerety presidl'nt . who explained tht• purpusl' IJf the orga111za tiun . The bas1r qualitil'S required by members - ct1aradN . leader ship . scholarship and eom mumt v and school sen ·ice- wer e outlined by Jenny Clark . Je ;Ul ) Badglty, Susan Edwards and Greg Stndola . Paving, painting contracts awarded Four defendants forfeit ed :.;·:·:·:::·:::::::::·:·:·:·:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:-:·:<·:·:·:.;-:-:· bonds, one in the amount of Advan ce tickets for $1,000, and three others were Saturday night's Big Bend fined in the court of Mid· Varieties can be purchased dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman at Swisher-l.ohse Drug Tuesday night. Store and New York Forfeiting a bond of $1 ,000 Clothing House In PumrrOJ' posted on charges of dr iving or at llutton's llrug Store whlle intoxicated , fleeing a or Downing -C hilds ln MARRIAGE LICENSE police officer and thre e suram·e Agency Ia MidA marria ge license wa s counts of hit skip was Jack H. dleport. issued to Les li e Robert DANCE, BANQUET Shiflett, Jr., 22, Letart, W. Some ~8 nels . wlll make The Eastern alumni dance Hayman , 19, Bradbury, and Va . up the show. Others forfeitin g bonds and banquet wlll be held on Mary Patricia Autherson , 19, Ht. 3, Racine. > :·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:::;:::::;:::::·:::·:::::::::::::· were James K. Rice, 19, Saturday , Ma y '/:1 . Sandy !Wck, Ky., $25 posted on a charg,r of ruMlng a red light; Steven L. Martin, 21 , Point Pleasant, $50, di sorderly maiUler, and William Lavendar, 20, Middleport, $22, speeding. Fined in the court were James E. CuiUlingham, 29, Parkersburg, W. Va., $225 and costs and three days in the jail, driving while In· intoxicated; $100 and costs, E. A. Wingett , chairman of open Fr iday , May 5, fr om 6 qualif ied lu vote in the June potlllession of marijuana; Bill the Meigs County Board of p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday elect ion. Reeves, 52, Pomeroy, $25 and Elections, today announced from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Persons Wingett e~te nd ed hi s costs', disorderly manner, thut residents have until who fall to register by si ncere thanks to the many and Carolyn Clonch, Mid- Saturday, May 6, to register Saturdar will not be eligible people who assist cd in the dleport, $25 and costs, fur the Ju~e Primary. to vot~ tn the June primary, registration . disorderly maiUler, and $100 Wingett explained that the Wing ett stated . " Without tht• cuupcrati111l uf and costs, destruction of election board for the con· As of today , 8,800 persons dt•diC Rtt'd i.IIHI ln teri•Stt:d venlence uf voter~ will be had regi stered and are pe rsuns, th e rc~lstratillll uf property. WH S HUD guidelines are met. lls titi!CC , 'Jlcrcttn~ . ,,n l; DWI , 6; 9: tllegal ldt turn West M;:n n Srer t. 2: lt•fl\"tn.,: sn•nr . I: cUStJrderly t'nn du ct . 1 Jana K. Jlllrson, a Meigs High Sch<Nii )uniur. scored In the top live prrrenl of over one million studt'nts who took the preliminary schulastlc apliludr test and National Merit Scholarship qualifying u•st last 1\rn'!OI III g urf1n>rs and mm lbt•r s nf arrt'sts were, Ch 1l'f Wt•IJslt' r , ll; officers Odobcr. :1 . llt•nr) Wo•rr) , II; Lurr y ('1111!\idcn'fl f11r rl't'ugnitlun in th{" 1979 merit program . Jatra will bt• notified In ill<' fall,..helher she Is a semifinalist ur a cummt•ndl'd sludeOt In thr C11mpetltlon . B Vaughan. F.adr of the tup high scoring students Is being ~liss Hurs.>n is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F'red Bursun. Ruute l, Sh8dt', aud Is an hu1wr roll student. Ho~t· r Durst . 1: Turn Werry , lludson, j ; llarr) 1.~ 1;t1S, 3: L. 4: Doll Stiver s. 3; Grur~e lltr ks. 5; and Bub ll • w l~ ) , 1. Chtcf Webster rcpuned that un sonH.~ arrests 11\llrl' tha n une ufficer were UJ\'olved � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 2, 1978 chute elliott slagle