http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/19a5c1db129ed7b32270f725f6ae7013.pdf 4f5be686339c942aae71e1c4f1109080 PDF Text Text .. ...- ' .•·• ---------------------------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 �) 3 - The Da1Iv Sentmel Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday, May 3 1978 Pete 1lose resumes quest for 3,000th hit 2- The Dall) Sentmel Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 Wednesday May 3, 1978 Bengals draft another Griffin; Ray is happy backfield slot Can Ray duplicate hiS older brothers accomplishment• Sa1d Arch1e, ' I think so He's a hne athlete He has good spee<j and he's a tremendous competitor ' Said Ray, I'm the type of person who thulks he has enough athletiC ab1hty and Hetsman 1 roph) wmner enough heart so I'm not Archie Gnffm out of Ohio thmkmg about not makmg 11 State 1'uesda1 went back to I don t think that way ' The Griffins mother, Marthe Buckeye campus to select garet naturally, thought the Archt e s younger brother Ray , a defensl\ e balk, m the selectwn was •great ' "Now I can see both of them," she NFI draft The turn of events means srud 'I kmd of thought Rliy Cmc1 could ha~e a Grilfm m was flgurmg to go somewhere both 1ts off ens1ve and else bull m sure happy he's defenSIV e bac kfte ld thi S gomg Ill Cincmnat1 ' Cine) s two f1rst round commg season Ra) 11as' grablil'd by the p1cks were surpriSes, w1th the Bengals In the second round dub temporarily foregomg after th e club used 1ts two Its apparent offensive needs first round chmces to nab to grab Browner and then Notre Dame defenstlf preparmg for vJ!leran center lineman Ross Bro" ner and Bob Johnson 's eventual Wa sh mglon center Bla1r retirement by tappmg Bush Bush Browner a 6-3 262-pound Both Ar chie and Ra) All·Amencan from Warren Gnffm sa1d th ey were Oh1o who holds several Notre delighted to be teammates Dame tackling records , was aga m the Bengals No 1 p1ck and the e1ghth player overall l11as happ) to hear that Archie sa1d after gettmg the taken tn the draft Bush, a 6-3, 239-pound news It seems hke 11 e re center w1th a reputation for never apart I f1 gured he was gmng to mak mg accurate snaps for get picked m one of the first punts and placements, was two rounds but I realh d1dn t Cmcy s second chmce m the know "ho b1 A "h1le back first round and 16th player lhev 1tht• Ben gals I showed taken overall The Bengals , concer ned some mterest m him and the) about their lack of offenstve 11 ere as kmg me about hm1 and I "as kmd of hop1ng they punch last season had been expected to take e1ther an would take tum Sa1d Ra1 I feel prett1 offens1ve ltneman or runrung good about 1t and I hope everythmg goes we ll Gettmg tnlo pro ball 1s gmng to be a new thmg and I II need some guida nce He s Ill) b1g brother and he can g11e me the g111dance I need Ar ch ie won a starting runmng bac k poSillon his first \ear " 1th CtnC\ and no ~ brother Ra\ v.111 be tmng to By BilL MADDEN na1 l do\\n a defensive UPI Sports Writer Save those sad songs awh1le longer for Wilbur 1H F: Ill\ II\ St-NT l~F.I Wood and the Catftsh ' llF\ IYfi-:D m nu I~TFRI--"tlt)f Both flashed encouraging MEif.S.MASOI\ AK[A s1gns of that old brilliance HOHEitT IIOE.:fl H fl Tuesday rught (II\ t .tltlll r P • Ul1:.111 ~l la1l\ tXttpl ~turdo) HWiter, m h1s worst season hi Th• !J tu \.tlltl PuiJl~h r j.\ last year when a shoulder (vll JK~ ll \ l u liLIIl h..t lll t Ill ( 'It l St I VIlli I I ()hi ~ 57 69 InJu ry and a urological Htblll ~~ l lffLu l'l t ru 19: 21:.6 ailment curtailed hun to JUS! fo:tht ultrl ll h 111 t4r• 21~ ~~ ~ nl tit~~ I H~~w~ pa11J ill mne w1ns was still Pum r • fl hu VIC timized b) h1s old :\a\1 n.. l ,uhorll•u~ tpr~!>ut nemests the gopher ball He to111'> 1 I . Hdun b~H l tt~ l101 I udnl 'I' tltld<~nl rth H llJ y~elded back-to-hack home Sub.<. n vt• on td\t:. Ddl\t H ll L1 rWis m the fourth 1nrung, but t t ftr ~'~l l•n n.tltll tllt'P' ~ttk B) \1 l it 1(( \(1 V.htH I l!ltf yJe lded only f1ve hits m seven ~• n tl ru t n 11 thl Ott 11 rtl mnmgs And w1th the a1d of S:l .!.iJ lit ma I 111 ( llu ..trll 1\ \a Lou P1mella's two-run Om ' 11 S22ll0 "I' llltlllh:~ I ll Jt llutt tlll nth' S 00 he chalked up his f~rst homer F:bt v. l ort L6\~l ·~m :-.1x rnonth~ VIctory of the season m the $ 11~11 lin t lll tllh:. S JO SuiJ~t r ljl\1111 pn t mdu lt ~ Sum]<~ I Yankees' 4-2 wm over the lttrt o ,~Stl l \ 111 I Kansas Ctty Royals L~------'----' Its been a long time," sa1d Hunter, who hadn 't won OA KLA ND Ca lif I UPI )- smce August 24 of last year As long as I can pop the ball It s off1 ctal former baseball star Curt Flood and veteran as I did t<lmght, ever)'lhing sportscaster Bud Foster ha ve should be all r1ght I've been been h1red to broadcast Oak pushmg 11 Instead of poppmg land As games for the 1978 It Pimella s homer capped a season starttn g on three-run Slllth tnrun~ that We<lnesday By RICK VAN SANT CIN CINNATI tUPI ) ' I'm happy to be teamed up 1\llh Archie smd a snuhng Ra) Gr1fftn and tha t could mean onl) one thmg The Ctncmnall Bengals had drafted another Griffm The Bengals who a couple of vears ago drafted two-tune back ng~l off the bat But a runrung back 1Da1e 'Deacon" 1\Jrner or San D1ego State 1 was Ignored unhl the Bengals' fourth p1rk and general manager Paul Brown explatned that Browner was the first ch01ce because the team thought ht• was t<lo good to pass by We fig ured he would be gone b) the t1me we p1cked sa1d Brown In fact, m our prOjectiOns, we figured thiS man would be the second player taken 'So at that stage of the draft, we dec1ded Ill go w1th the best ava1lable pla)er We ~sked ourselves Wh1 ch player would we not want to play agamst?, and 1t was By RICK VANSANT ClNCINNA11 IUPI ) Pete Rose resumes Ius quest for career hit No 3 000 t<lmght Rose, held hitless the la•t two games, has 2 996 Iuts gomg Into tomght s Cmcmna tl Rc~ls- Pillladelphla Ph1ls game at Riverfront Stad1um Bro\\ner ' In also maktng Bush a first round selert10n Cmcy began lookmg ahead to the t1me when Johnson a 10 ye ar veterCin and th(• onl y ongmal Bengal left on the team after handmg ne" Cardinal Manager Ken Bo)er Ius th1rd shutout v1cl0 1y m four ga 1nes That s all that counts 1he 28-)Cal old rtght handcr sa ' s he s ha vmg trouble w1Lh Ius dell\ er) - he says he • 1uslnng h1s pitches ' I don t knoll exactly what 11 IS, he sa) s I'm trymg to s1t back and walt a little more, but I m st1ll rushmg and not gettmg the pitches where I "ant them Browns' first-round draft picks may have to learn new positions Cl EVE I AND i UPI ) The Cle~e land Browns' two fir st roun d o1ck s 1n the ~atl n na l Footba ll League lo lle~e draft ma) find themselves haVIng to learn new IJOSitiOns when th e club opens tram1ng camp thiS s wmn ~r The Brn\\n s grabbed Un11 ers1ty of Southe rn Cal1forma linebacker Clay Matthews and Alabama w1de r ecc tver O'n:H' Nev..some m th e opemng 1ouncl of the draft Tuesday Matlhe~< s ~<ill remam a hn~ba cke> a rcord1ng to the Cleveland br31n trus t, but he II be shifted from the m1ddle lo the ouL.,de And Newsome w1ll still be a receiver but he II probably be tned at ti ght end Picking 12th 10 the opemng round the Browns for the second consecutive year took a linebacker ••ch the ir f~rst p1ck Matthews IS a 6-2, 230pounder who ranked th ird on the TroJanS m taLkies last season w1th ll3 He played m1ddle lmebacker Ius last two years at USC 'Matthew s 1s sha 1p smart and rated very htgh on our tests, " said Mik e N1xon, Browns d~rector of college scoutmg "There IS no doubt he can play thiS fir st year f He 's b1g, Iough and agress1ve ' Last year, Cleveland selected m•ddle lmebacker Robert Jackson w1th their first p1ck Jackson suffered a severe knee mjury early m trammg camp and was out the entire 1977 season, however The Browns scoutmg department had Matthews listed as the flfth·lughest rated college player 10 th1s year's draft pool Cleveland t<lok a calculated nsk before selertmg Newsome by trading the ftrstround chmce 1t got from Chi cago m the M1ke Phipps deal to Los Angeles In return U)e Browns got the Rams f~rst-round pick, plus their fourth-rou nd selection The move dropped the Browns from the 20th to 23rd p1ck 10 the ope rung round But With that selection, Cleveland grabbed Newsome " It was a definite gamble," smd Browns General M.lnagcr Pete Hadhazy "Los Angeles wanted our turn very badly and we f1gured It was worth 11 Ill add a fourth-round p1ck Now we're taJkmg about players hke M1 ckey S1ms and Ohver Davis " both of whom were drated m the fourth round last year and started ' for Cleve land as rooktes Newsome caught 36 passes for 804 yards m 1977 The Browns satd they had a backup cho1ce, had e1thel Los Angel es, Mmnesota or Pittsburgh surpriSed them by nammg Newsome ' OzZie wa s the bes t receiver I've ever coached / Montreal was postponed because of cold wea ther A's 2, Blue Jays I· Gan Alexander h1t hiS fifth game-" mmng home run of th e season and the contmually surpnstng A's got more good pitching as Matt Keough an d Ehas Sosa com bined on a fl\eh1tter Orioles 3, Red St>X I Eddlf Murra7 s seventhInning homer snapped a 1-1 ti e and Denms Martin ez hurled a four-hitter m the Or1oles 11c tor) Indians 4 Manners l Wlilte Horton stroked a SENIOR GALS - Semo• son the Me1gs Gtrls track team are, from left , Km1 Krautter, Megan Miller, Jtll Batey , Kelh Clelland and Lon Wyn e NEW YOHK IUPI 1 - John Tuesda) left for Plague Z1egler U>e pres ident of the Czcc hos lov.tk la \\h ere he to f1nallle Nat10n.d Horke~ I eague hopes arra ngements for an All-Star se nc s nex t Febru al ) !Jetween the So' let Un10n and an NHI team Z~egler wtll return to the Umted States on Fnday I Whatever problems he s In other Na ttonal l.eague havmg \\:lth Iu s m otton g.uncs Chicago beat I os Forsch now 4 2 allowed onI) Angeles 5-4 m 10 mnmgs, San duubles m the tlnrd , fourth D1ego edged P1tl1burgh 2 1 .md runth tnnm ~s and back - and Atlanta bea t New V01 k to-bac k s111 gles 111 th e 5-4 Houston at M ont~e.il "as seven th postpom•d bee c1 usc 1Jf culd Forsch JOined 111 the 14-lut 11 eather St I OUI S hittin g atta ck In the Amcncan I.t:ctgue ~<lu ch dealt John Montefuslo Ne" Y01 k beat K.msas Ctt) hiS second loss m th1 ee 4-2, Bali more stopped Boston dectstons w1th an HBI-<iouble 3 I Chicago beat Milwaukee m th ~ eighth Keith 53, Oak land edged foronto Hernandez led the assa ult 2 I Cleveland Look Sea ttle 4 1\llil three hits as th e Ca1ds 1 and [) (' trn l t thr 1<:hf'd smatked SIX d rtub les t~o run homer 10 the se1enth mmng to stake so uthpaw H1ck WallS to h1s serond vtctory Wa1ts )lelded JUSt f1ve hits before gettmg rehef hel p fr om H1ck K1 uegcr and J1m Kern 10 the mnth Tigers 10, Angels 2 Jason 1hompson dr01e m three runs ~•th h1s f1fU1 homer and a pair of smgles wh1le rookte Lance Parnsh accounted for three other HBi s dunng a f11 e-run fn st mmng M11t Wi lcox \\a s the benef1 c1ar) of ti1e l1gu s' outblll st Ward lone 1st round pick for Buckeyes NEW YORK I UPI ) Ta ckle Chns Ward of Oh10 State was the lone Ohio college football player picked m the fi rst round of the NFI draft Tuesday Ward who 11as the fourth plaver p1 cked 111 the annual draft " ent to the New York Jets Oth er OhiOans p1cked through the first s1x roWJ ds were - Ra 1 Gnffm defensl\ e b,Hk Oh10 State s ~ c o11d round by Cmcmnat1 - Mike Woods linebac ker Cmctnnau second round b) llalt11nore - Mark Mill er qu ar te rback, Bowlin g Green lh!rd rou nd by Cleveland -Jack Williams defensl\ c end Bowling Green SIXth round by St I ou1s Property Transfers Allan Hamm Betty Hanun lmda M Baker Pt lilt 16 to J eff Mor ri S Parcels M1ddlepon Pomeroy Edith I amber! , Drexel James J Proffitt Shenff Lambert to Roger Adams Lou Irene Roseberry etal to R1ght of Wa y llutland John J ftuse, Mary K Hose 48 acres, Lebanon Roy Kohlhausen Ma c1e Kohlhau se n to W1lham NP.W YOHK I UPI ) - F11e Cassady , Parcel Orange undergradua te pla ye r s, AIIJert R Dangelo Wilma Incl uding Um verSi t) of Sa n I Dangelo to Monongahela FrC~n usco teammHt es Power Cu Hight of Wo~y Wmfred Boynes and Ja1 nes Ohve Ho1 dy ha\ e dec lar ed James F Arnold Huth B th emselv es ehg1ble for the Arnold to Thom as Baker, NBA dra ft June 9 sa 1d legendary Alabama Coach Bear Br)ant Cleveland Coach Sam Rutl ghana echoed Bryant's com ments " Newsome IS an ex cell ent blocker for an outside rece1ver and he ca n catch 'em m the dark ' In round two, the Browns tapped John Evans , a h1ghly regarded punter wh o probably also w1ll be groomed as a backup quarterback Evans, at 6-1 , 200-pounds, played at North Carolina State The Browns also selected runnmg ba ck Larry ~<>lhns of Texas A&l and qulft'terback Mark Miller of Bowling NEW YOHK (UP II - One Green 1n the third round of the nation s lea din g guard Pete Pullara of passer s and several other Tennessee-Chattanooga 111 glittering nuggets of talent the fourth round , wtde remain untapped as the 1978 receiver Keith Wright of Nat iOnal Football I eague Memphis State m the f1fth draft moves mlo 1ts final day round, and center AI Pitts of today Michigan State 10 the s1xlh After th e s1x ro unds completed l'uesday, most of round lln lt th(:ll Hwsc 1(Jn nccts Y..m s ton d bundle of pr 1zes mLludmg I he preCise tunc that Bose cracks lu l No 1,000 IS 1mp01 tant to t11ousands of entered a local ncwspape1 s Pete Ho se I 000 H1t ttinncr ~Ht tJ Pe l~ <.~ntl hi s wrfe Fan s have bee n full owmg Prt~ s pr ngr ess smu..: the S'!(.l son st :u tcd Edell tune HoS( gel' a h1t c~l Rtvcr£ r(J nt the huge (On test SllllclJ<J.J rd l1ghl' up "' lh Cmunni:lt lans wh o ha\ e 1 he pc1 son gucssmg the <.~nd 111 ce~se dr1v, numh~ r to go untrl J 000 f or tnvHt buffs, Ros~ s \\ha tcHr tareer htt number of ti es the Mu>~al It 1s ,1nd then fla sl1cs the 3 630 4 f11 s Spea ker 4 515 5 Hnnus We~ gnc r 3 430 f1rst tnt was a triple off Pillsbw ~h s Bob Fncnd back on Apnl 13, 1963 at old Crosle y F~eld And for the record the se lect hst of all t1me ca•eer tut leaders that Rose w1ll iJe J Omm ~ 1 I y Cobb 4,191 2 Hank Aaron 3 771 3 Stan Meigs wzn tourney opener Encouraging signs flashed by two veteran AL hurlers wtped out a 2 I Royals lead while Sparky Lyle flmshed up w1th two 1nnmgs of shutout rehef for his fourth save Meanwhtle, the 36-year-<Jld Wood who spent most of the past two seasons recovermg from a shattered left kneecap scattered e1ght hits m beating the Mllwaukt:e Bre11ers, 5-3 w1th the help of Lamar Johnson s 11\o-run homer tn the e1ghth mrung It was the second wm m fiv e dec1s1ons for Wood 'I JUSt have to challenge them w1th the knuckleball sa1d Wood They kno11 11 s commg and I JUSt have to make sure I come out on t<lp Elsewhere m the Amertcan League, Oakland shaded Toronto 2-1 Baltunore put away Boston 3-1 Cleveland downed Seattle, 4-1 , and Detroit drubbed Caltforn1a 10-2 In Natwnal League actwn It was Atlanta 5, New York 4 St Lows 9, San Franc1sco 0 Chicago 5, Los Angeles 4, m 10 mnmgs and San D~ego 2 Pittsburgh 1 Houston at ag.unstlhe Pluls Ste\C C.u l • The Ben gals also selec ted " 1de rece> ver Don Bass of Houston and defen:m e tackle led Ytncent of W1ch1la State 111 the th~rd round "'de rece>ve r Dennis I aw of E ~t ern Tennessee m the fourth round linebacker Tom Dmkle of Kansas and quarterback Hob Hertel of Southern Cahforma m the fifth round and runnmgback Steve Ge~se of Penn Stale m the s1xth round Forsch tosses ive-hitter By MIKE SHAUN UPI Spons Writer Bob Forsch rna) be ha vmg problems - but you'd ha\ e trouble telling that to the San Francisco Giants Forsch, who lost tw o straight starts smce throwmg theonl) no-l11lter m the maJOr leagues th1s season tossed a f1ve-h1t shutout 1'uesda) afternoon as the St Lolli s Cardinals crushed the G1ants 9-ll 'I got by ' Forsch sa1d Ctncy entertains Montrea l In a fow ·!-(ame senes I he Heds were 1d lc Tuesday and Thu1 sday 1s another off-day Hose belted five h1ls Saturday agamst the New Y01 k Ml'ls but went 0-for-1 Sunday m New York and had anoth er 0 for -4 showmg Mundcty nigh t at home h EddJC Collins I 311 7 W1lhe Mays 3 283 8 Nap LaJ"" 1251 9 Paul Waner I 152 10 Cap Anson 3 081 11 AI KaJme I 007 12 Hoberto Clc111cnte 3 000 All 12 are e1the1 m the Hall of rante or not yet ehg1ble for se le1 l1on Down Warren, 6-2; Becker stars rehres NL Roundup W11en the 37-)ear old now h1s 16th season co llects four more hits he Will become only the 13th player m the history of baseball w1lh 3 000 or more htts While It 's unlikely that Rose could get all four necessary hits ton1ght he s an odds-Qn cho1<e to h1t the mark lh1s weekend when m Californi a, 10-2 Cubs 5, Dudgers 4 Mr1nny rnll o s seco nd doubl e nf the game sco• c-d Hudy Menil from second base with onl nut 1n th~ OOttum of the 10th llln lng lO giVC Ch1cago 1ts \ tctor y ovu I os \ ng cl es and exte nd th e Dodge• losmg st1 ea k to lin Cl gn mes Padr<s 2, P1ra1es I Bob Owrhmko scallel ed mm• tut !i ami Dez rei I ho111.t ~ scored both San D1 ego runs to It ad San D1ego over Pillsburgh Owchmko, now 22 walked t\\0 and struck out t" o 1n g01ng the distance for U1 e f1rst ltme tin s yea r John Ca ndelana fell Ill 1-4 llra.es 5, Mets 4 B1ff Poc oroba s two out smgle w1lh the bases loaded ca pped a two run nmth mmng rally wh1ch ga~e the Braves their VICtory O\er the Mets He lieve r Adrtan Dev me 2 I was the wmrung pitcher KC Bobcats suffer first loss of year North Gal11a ralhcd for f1 ve runs m the Sixt h mmng I ucsdal n1 ght at H111 {, ande lu defea t the pi <>VIOII SI) un beaten Kyge 1 C ~ee k Hobeals 10 9 tn an SVA C enco unt er pia) ed on tile Hw ft edmen d1amond Gotng to to the con test Cnach Jun Sprague s Bobcats had" 7-ll record mclud1 ng an earller "1n over the P1ratcs Nunh Ga llld 11 athng 4 1 tn the fourth mnm g lied lht game at l-1 on!\ to sec K( ta ke a une run llad 111 thl fifth l'hc Pn dtes ag.un t1ul th• SCUI C at 0·5 In I he SIX th Coach 11d I ehew s PJriites Hssumrd co ntrol on an ermr thre~ walk s a dou ble b\ C.i111n Minm s ~lid p1tch and ' 'ng le b1 D," nl Sha~< lun Pet n e the w1nnmg p1 tc her 11as the Jc.ldlllg hitler llilh three hils m four lnps Shaw and Marty Glass bum got 1110 hils each The hard hilling Bobcat s IH re held t" JU St th ree safetie s one each b) M1ke Case\ ( l(1 ude Curnel1us e~n d Juh n Wcslfall Case \ w~ s SI:O r C North Ca lha 6-4 overa ll and 13 m the SVAC pla)s Hannan Trace Thu rsday 111 lhe'Class A Sectwnal Tourna ment K1 ger Creek 7-1 travels to 1\ahama thiS evcmng Lme Score Kyger Creek I IW 0114 100 4- 9 3 3 1eheH•d Nonh Ca lha 010 315 X- 10 10 5 Casev Co rnelius 131 Casey 141 Cornelius (41 C.1sey 151 tl 1a)lur SIX CorneliUS 161 Nibert 161 and Russell Petne 1W1 and Loo kado sta rte d fu1 Robe.lls but "·" char ged "1th the loss KCHS plated fou r runs 1n the '"'vent h and had the tymg run .11 second but was unable to tv.ttr b) Curnehus r,1y!ur CtllTlC on 111 tile S~\ rnt11 but got tnt o 1t u ulJI~ unrnedi.It cl) CorneliUS .1nd ~ 1bert fo ll o ~<cd IJefme th e P1rate ra il) ended tay lor 1 J around ThiS spr~ng IS no exception as the hard-luck Marauders rose last night at MHS to down Warren 6-2 m the opemng round of Class AA B) Greg Bailey also established by Laura The MC!gs Jumor H1gh Snuth m1le run and shot Girls track team defeated put lynn Ohver h1gh JUmp Ga lh pohs 111 a dual meet on Geurg1a Johnson d1scus 440 Munday b) the score of 58-46 Yard relay team, Paula lndlvtdual h1gh scorer for Sw1sher Pa ula Horton Me1gs was Knstm Anderson r.1mmy Fetty and Cmdy with a wm 111 the ~40 yard run Crooks and the medley relay Paula Swisher I new schoo l reco rd I, a second team, I anm1y Fetty Cmdy Crooks 1n the 120 )ard 1•1" hurd les and member of the 11 111111ng t~nd Anderson mediC) rela) teams 01 her scorers for Me1gs Nt"~ s~.: h uu l reco rds "ere were Margie M11ler , 220 and rela) Barb Grueser , first 111 330 yard run and Kn s S no ~den d1scus Girls turmng 1n goo d performances although not sc01 mg, ~ere V1 ck1 Debord Knstal S1sso n, Becky Handle) Karen Goggms Steph1e Houchms Hhunda Mitchell, Barb Will, K1m Fraley, Ed1e C.nmm and Juha Spencer Me1gs Jumor fhgh track De~t teams both boys and g1rls 1 INTEREST On Certificates Of 1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term It ~ ' s 0 Ut SI I ' tt!l t.i\d llalllL vfoo t-1, 195 poun der s coo1 hand, the Eagles ranked 15th natiOnally m passmHoffense There wer e no maJor play e r" s urpri s es throughout Tucsd.• v s f~rst I' 1I I Effect1ve rate wttn com pounding 6 66 p lr cent CAHBONDAI.E, Ill IUP I ) - r our contenders renuun uud er t:on~ 1d erat10n to become coach of the Southern llhnms Uruvers1ty basketball team Alhlelll D~rector Gale Sa yers annou nced Tuesda) Sal ers sa1d he hoped the .1pp01nlmenl would be made b) Ma) 11 Slill under consideratiOn " ere Lambert s assi sta nt George lu bell, a form er assistant at Kansas Sam Miranda Don Dyer , coach at Henderson State m Arkansas and Joe Gottfned, coach at Ash land Ohio College Nlnetv Clay tntereu penalty II withdrawn belore matur uv dltt The AtheM County Sav ings & Loa n Co '296 Second St lc\led bv the league aga1nst Anthony Ro!Jerts won't affect th e pi a) of h1s rook1e for11 ard Roberts was tagged "1th the p<•nalty for punching Dave Meyers of Mil waukee durmg the thtrd game Mllwauk"' IS ndmg high on 1ts ~urre nt wnve of success We were one game from bemg out of tt ' sa1d Bucks' b'ljard Qumn Buckner Now Denver IS In the sam e spot At Portland a crowd of more than 2,000 greeted the rra1l Blazers at the airport Tuesday And 11 shared the sentim ents of for11ard Maunce Lucas U you play wtth your heart,' he sa1d, ' there's nothmg more to g1ve " After Seattle's 105 94 trmmph Monday n1ght, Ja ck Hamsay left the locker room knowmg that despite the loss 11 had been a job well done " Walk out With your heads h1gh, the Portland coach told h1s players "I don t know 1f I've ever been more proud of a team even last year's champ10nsh1p club ' I J\\ u I f l.tll Ilia) prav1de the bluep1 1111 for a new trend The college supplymg the mo;'l players to the NFI. durmg the first s1x roWlds did not come from the Pa c 1f1 c~ c nnf~rc n cc the Big I en n((• nr Uic '<>nfP II 11nf1 ,, nc ~ Senco · Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation PER BAG MACHINE RENTAL '25 111 PER DAY R VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 II R value 1 I I I I 2 I 11 I I 'I 3 I I I I II 4 I I I I US FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER GLASS These voluos ore for one tnch of loose t.ll tnsulatton Ill ({ Eight Jt came fronl a little mdepend ent school 111 Na•hvllle, Tenn Tennessee State led aU schools by supplying seven players through the flr!l six IQU IIdS plagued Me1gs hurlers th1s year, but not last mght at least not after the first mmng The VISitors got both their runs m the first and both were unearn ed Aller a leadoff walk and stolen base w1th an error on the throw the Warrtor runner raced home on a w1ld p1tch Another runner who had also reached on a walk stole second advanced on another Wild pitch and scored on a Me1gs e1ro1 But from then on Ebersbach ~a s 1n complete l'U nl rot Me1gs got all the runs the1 necd t•rJ tn the boHom uf the fJrst by pldllng lhl ec 11111 Huod dod M1ke Wayland buth W<llk ed After a stolen ba s~ <~ n d an error, Hu11 d nH:ed horn e on another Wi::i n en er ror Full ow tng ~ stnkl out AIIA N1A iUP i i - The Me~g s catcher !.r eg Beckel Atlanta Falcons 'I ues d.J y blast e<l an ms1de the park traded safely Ray Br<mn hurn er '' tall) tw o muH thetr d ll tt me mt eru plton t un c~ leader, to the New Orleans One run mthe thud and lwu Smnts for \etera n 111 the f1fth added some cornerback Erme Jackson 111 brcathtng room f11r Ebers fl straight one-for-ma~ deal bach We 1eg1et losmg Hay Bec ker had" perfect mght Brown smd Falcons coath al the plate as he went thr e< l.eman Bcnnell But With for th r e~ rh1 s humer and tWIJ • the new rule aga1nst humpmg d11ubleSJ sco red a run and m th e pdSS tng ge:u ne we had four Hill s W.oyla nd and believe 11 w11l be \!ta ll) Ha y Andre" s had the uthe1 trave l to Federal Hockmg on 1111po1 tant tu ha'" adequate tM Me1gs hits both Singles May 4to partiCipate 10 a dual depth d t th e c 01 ncrba , k Ada111 s K1n8 and Bryan meet poSitions each had a s1ngle fur the City Ice & Fuel Co. Point Pleasant 224 1st ~treet ..__ __....(30!1.•6_75-_2_41:_~_ _ _, lose1 s for lheu onl) hlt s J.ose1 Steve Dolak also had a f ill ~: n1gtlt f a nnin ~ ele ven 1::1nd wa lkmg f1 ve l11e selond gan1e of Me1gs sectwnal Will be pl ayed here " Jth Nelsonvill e York gr~ rne lime bemg 4 JO F'rldd) l u m ~ h lthe Marauders gc. to f >r an SEOA I Wa vc1 l) cont est Wa rren 200 000 0- 2 3 4 Me1gs 301 020 <-1i 5 4 Dulak and Bo ~cs P.be, sbac h and Becker Sport Parade ' ~~ 10 10 500 i:l 10 12 <~SS 10 IJ <1 W l t) 13 11 Pet 8 9 II B W L f Rau J Ol ChtCdQO ( Burr c; 7 0 7 JO p Angel ()~ \\,dllh the lndtan<:t P.tcers at hor ne n~xt seclson \\Ill c o~t $10 i\t tlw nthl'r ex tremt: are the $l seo~l s 1n Mal kel Square Ar ( lld ( R ch ard tGr m s ley Hou>ton Morll r ~al 0 tro 1 N " York. n or,1on (It vt'land M lwau ~ e 8 l l n Qr ( Tororto 31 1 1~ 1 01 ill 7 )_, pm M.rqor Le ague 1<e s un ~ By Un ted P ress lnt e rnatt o n.ll Nahonal L eagu e at HOUS M I ppd COld 000000000 0 II 5 l 101 001 23 X 9 14 0 Montefus co Cu rt s ( 71 W l !t arns (7J a nd H II Fors lt1 ill d 5 m mo ns W Fo r sch ( 4 21 L Mo ltc f usco t 1 71 San Ogo 0 10 001 000 } -B 0 100 000 000 I 9 J Pl sbgh Ov.ch1nko and Dav 1S Can de!ar ta T('k. u lve 18) dncl Oyer W Owch nko (') 1 L C"nd e double fm the onl y other extra ba se hils Na nce and J ack Duffy drew pra1se from Coach Hilton Wolfe Jr fur four at the plate to pa ce the ~ urW ~ go t An error ,, duuble b) (om mg th ro u ~ h tn Oev nc ( 9 1 a nd Po co r ooa Dev nc I? 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(9 dnd Hodges all hltlCIS r uriJes had tWO Ruthven MahiN (7) Ccunpbe I \\Ill Sta11e1 Mcuk day m the gym Only one wrong w1thand U1e story It nevera happened Galfund, a lhmg welterweight, Braddock heavyweight , never even sparred together 'l'wms' owner CalVIn Griffith recalls h1s first trtp to sprmg tralrung w1th the Washmgton Senators m 1925 and one of the reasons he does was because Walter Johnson , a member of the club at the time, made such an Impression on hm1 "He had only one p1tch, his fastball , but that was all he needed,'' says Gnfflth ' tie never knocked anyone down , and the strongest words he ever used were 'Gee whiz'' " Angelo Dtmdee, long-tune tramer of Muhammad Ah and a line judge of fighters, believes he has the world's future muldlewe1ght champ m David Love of San D1ego Kids ca n be fickle gtbwing up When she was a little g1rl Pete Rose 's 14-year-old daughter Fawn ldohzed W1lhe Ma)S She had posters of him all over the wall of her bedroom Now that she's older, who do you think Is her favorite ballpla)cr ' Nope, not her father Steve Garvey 571 By Greg llallc) Huldmg off .t l<~lc mmng threat the host Southern 1 urn a dues duJA:ncd Alexander last n•l(ht 10-5 R1ghty M1ke Huddl eston turned In a fm e rehef per the wm and d1dn I w.1lk a 111o1n ~h1l e Huddleston gave up four free passes NEW YOHK iUPI ) - U nothmg else Oakland's p ckrabbn sta rt out of box adds some we1ght to one of the late Branch R1ckey sold pet preachments - " Ah•ays keep 'em hungry' Charlie Fmley ISdomg that and 11 s 1\ 0Ikmg out fm e for hun so far Wh1 le those multllmillon·dollar superstars w1th the other clubs are struggling to JUStify their astron01mcal salanc s F'tnle) 's ra ve nous )Oung No-Names are scratchtn g and cla\\mg solei) Ill keep from bemg sent back to the uunors They re not gelling mh ove rmght e1lher Stx of the As regulars are workmg for the 1111niiTIWII $21 000 and 16 others are gellmg less than $50 000 Hank Aa ron sa) s he never smoked so much as he dHI unmed1ately after breaking Babe Ruth s home-run record Ills 11-)car-<Jld daughter Cec1 11as tnst rw11ental 1n gelli ng hun to kick the Cigarette habit not so long ago She sa1d to me If ,1n 11-year-<Jid has st nsc enough to knoll all the harm that smokmg can do, shouldn t a 44 year-old man ha ve at least tile same amount of sense• ' say s Aaron When Muhammad Ail 's all through flghtmg prell) soon now our government could do worse than 11.1e him as " good will ambassador around the world He relates to people e\erywhere and the) relate to h1m Th.1t takes 111 people fr om all different strata Who else could call up a head of state or the king of any country on the telephone and get r1ght through ' Ail says he sa man of peace Maybe he could help ach1 eve 1l Doug Flynn the Mel• bnght young Infi elder "ho wa s with U~e Reds 21'z years, ha s nothmg but fond memon es uf Pete Rose ,md says he II never forget how Rose stuck Ius neck out for hm1 when he \\as a rook1e It had to do w1th a story 10 the newspaper,' Flynn sa)s ' The story quoted Spark y Anderson as saymg he thought some of the younger kHls on the club" ere Hollywoodmg' 11by hangtng around with fello\\ s hke Pete and Johnny Bench and tr ymg to keep up w1th lhelf standard of llvmg I knew I was one of those he was refernn g to and I cildn t thmk 1t was JUStified Pete told me not to worry , he'd take c''" of 11 I don 't know what Sparky meant, but 1 II hna out he sa1d He came out and told me Sparky had meant 11 for my good the whole th1ng had got tw1sted around and that I needn t concern m)self about 1t anymore" Nad1a Comanech1's btggest competition m the 1980 Olympll s m Moscow t'Ould turn out to be Canada s 14 ) ear-old K,~ren Kelsall If you'd hk e Ill know mo1 e about her or abou t some of the pressure U1at goes With her s pee~alty, "ad fhe Makmg uf a Gymnast , an absorbmg new book written by lean Boulogne Former welterweight contender Harry Galfund d1ed last Fnday 111 M1an11 Beach at 72, and ma) be the nan1e doesn't rmg a bell with most of t<lday's ft ghl fans but1t ce rtamly does w1th old-tune followers of the sport Galfund who lost onl) a dozen or so of h1s 150 professiOnal fi ghts and never was kayoed 10 Ius Ul-year career, was supposed to ha ve been James J Braddock 's steppmg stone to stardom According to a Widely accepted story, Braddock's manager, Joe Gould, ftrst not1 ced Gentleman Jtm when he battered Galfund around the r10g one 5 9 9 N ~> kr o IN ' P' d ad • B I? pm IND IANAPOI IS 1UPI 1 Ill<• bcst seat tn the house to lltta f]ta 11 San r ran c s. co ( Barr 1 JJ 11 St Lou s ( Ru smu.,<;t-n ? R !5 Southern defeats Alexander, 10-5 Today's G8 wes t Los Angetc; Cnctnn al S ~n F rdn Hous ton '11n 0 tgo 2 ll N ew York. I Koosman W l P<l II I 6 I Mont red Ch c aqo P tt s hrgh St L ov s New York n~on fO Roo l J5 P rr East 5 By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor Injuries hurting Bullets Unltrd Pr~ss tntcrn,ttlonal Ill ovett1111e tn llS opcrung l'he Wash ington Bullets .1re g<>mc 11cton He fm1 shed fln dmg out •nJunes arc as "1th 28 pmn ts 18 rebound s mucli a part of the game of s1x blocks four steals and tll o hasketball as lht slam dunk .ISSISls .1nd pick and roll Phll.<clelph la Coach Bllll You th10k vou have the Cunmn gham " as surpnsed mlunes behmd )OU and no11 Waslungton beat h1s club on ll11 s happ ens,' l.un enled tile bo.trds Wa slung ton Coal h D1ck I swe hope we can turn Mo lla ' I w,1s a fra1 d th 1s th1n g around n gh t somethmg ~as broken so at a\\a) , sa1d Cunn•ngha m least It's not all bad ne11s ' We JUst ha \C to work Motta s latest concern 1s harder I here s no question muscular centeJ Wes Unsctd, the boards were tilf b1g " ho suffer ed a badly d1ffe1ence 111 the first game spramed ankl e Sunday 10 We have to box out and have Wa sh 1n g t on s 122 117 everybody rebound " overl1me victory over the Mea nwliJi e, the Den\ er Ph1ladelph1a 76c rs 1he Nuggets are hnd1ng the Bullets lead the best-<Jf-seven Milwaukee Bucks st1 ck1ng Ill Ea s t e rn Co nf e r e nce them like flypaper champ1onsh1p senes, t-ll After leading the quarll'rSo 1f Wash mgton hopes to final senes 3-1 m gan~es the contain the phys1cal 76ers on Bu cks have won two stra1ght the boards m tonight's second The dec 1dmg game w11l be game at Philadelphia 11 will played m Denver t<ln1ght have to be a workmanlike Sea ttle awaits the 11mner to eff ort play for the Western ConferWllh Unseld ou t ,, grealer cnce champiOnship burden falls on the shoulders I don t know what tn do ' of Elvtn H.1yes sa1<l Dcmer Coach La rry 'l'he 6-foot 9 vclcl "'' scored '--il.ro" n mne of Waslungton s 13 pomts brown hopes a $1,000 fme SectiOnal compellhon For the second game m a row , the Me1gs mound staff had a com plete turnaround from the early season, turn 1ng m admirable per formances In the Warren game Ttm Ebersbach 1\ ent the distance, fano1ng twelve and wa lkmg JUSt hve while ) Ieiding Just three safeties Control problems have SanD eqo { f-.rer 5leben 0 ?I at P ll'lburqh National League Phii.J Gals Junior High track team defeats Gallipolis Pomeroy Oh10 Much talent remains as pro draft moves into final day tht s ) C,Jr s t{lp to llege seniot s Wi!J(' gobbled up ar tiOIH l1 166 selected - yet a t'" pi•) ers sportmg 1mpress1ve credentials have not been drafted by the 28 NFI. teams and It IS these players wh~ undoubtedly w1ll be the focus nf loday 's fmal s1x rnuntl s For mstanu Huston Col By Greg Baile) As has been the case the past few seasons lhe Me~gs Marauder baseba llers seem to r 1se to the occas wn whenever toume) lime rolls Mat or League Standrng s Bv Untted Pre ~s Int ernatiOnal When1fH! buy a16or25' Mezurlok Tape W1th 16 Tape • • 1 o o• • 1 1 o1 1 With 25 lope • • • • • • • • • • • $910 ~ J QIO PICKENS HARDWARE 773-5583 Mason, W. Va. �) 3 - The Da1Iv Sentmel Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday, May 3 1978 Pete 1lose resumes quest for 3,000th hit 2- The Dall) Sentmel Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 Wednesday May 3, 1978 Bengals draft another Griffin; Ray is happy backfield slot Can Ray duplicate hiS older brothers accomplishment• Sa1d Arch1e, ' I think so He's a hne athlete He has good spee<j and he's a tremendous competitor ' Said Ray, I'm the type of person who thulks he has enough athletiC ab1hty and Hetsman 1 roph) wmner enough heart so I'm not Archie Gnffm out of Ohio thmkmg about not makmg 11 State 1'uesda1 went back to I don t think that way ' The Griffins mother, Marthe Buckeye campus to select garet naturally, thought the Archt e s younger brother Ray , a defensl\ e balk, m the selectwn was •great ' "Now I can see both of them," she NFI draft The turn of events means srud 'I kmd of thought Rliy Cmc1 could ha~e a Grilfm m was flgurmg to go somewhere both 1ts off ens1ve and else bull m sure happy he's defenSIV e bac kfte ld thi S gomg Ill Cincmnat1 ' Cine) s two f1rst round commg season Ra) 11as' grablil'd by the p1cks were surpriSes, w1th the Bengals In the second round dub temporarily foregomg after th e club used 1ts two Its apparent offensive needs first round chmces to nab to grab Browner and then Notre Dame defenstlf preparmg for vJ!leran center lineman Ross Bro" ner and Bob Johnson 's eventual Wa sh mglon center Bla1r retirement by tappmg Bush Bush Browner a 6-3 262-pound Both Ar chie and Ra) All·Amencan from Warren Gnffm sa1d th ey were Oh1o who holds several Notre delighted to be teammates Dame tackling records , was aga m the Bengals No 1 p1ck and the e1ghth player overall l11as happ) to hear that Archie sa1d after gettmg the taken tn the draft Bush, a 6-3, 239-pound news It seems hke 11 e re center w1th a reputation for never apart I f1 gured he was gmng to mak mg accurate snaps for get picked m one of the first punts and placements, was two rounds but I realh d1dn t Cmcy s second chmce m the know "ho b1 A "h1le back first round and 16th player lhev 1tht• Ben gals I showed taken overall The Bengals , concer ned some mterest m him and the) about their lack of offenstve 11 ere as kmg me about hm1 and I "as kmd of hop1ng they punch last season had been expected to take e1ther an would take tum Sa1d Ra1 I feel prett1 offens1ve ltneman or runrung good about 1t and I hope everythmg goes we ll Gettmg tnlo pro ball 1s gmng to be a new thmg and I II need some guida nce He s Ill) b1g brother and he can g11e me the g111dance I need Ar ch ie won a starting runmng bac k poSillon his first \ear " 1th CtnC\ and no ~ brother Ra\ v.111 be tmng to By BilL MADDEN na1 l do\\n a defensive UPI Sports Writer Save those sad songs awh1le longer for Wilbur 1H F: Ill\ II\ St-NT l~F.I Wood and the Catftsh ' llF\ IYfi-:D m nu I~TFRI--"tlt)f Both flashed encouraging MEif.S.MASOI\ AK[A s1gns of that old brilliance HOHEitT IIOE.:fl H fl Tuesday rught (II\ t .tltlll r P • Ul1:.111 ~l la1l\ tXttpl ~turdo) HWiter, m h1s worst season hi Th• !J tu \.tlltl PuiJl~h r j.\ last year when a shoulder (vll JK~ ll \ l u liLIIl h..t lll t Ill ( 'It l St I VIlli I I ()hi ~ 57 69 InJu ry and a urological Htblll ~~ l lffLu l'l t ru 19: 21:.6 ailment curtailed hun to JUS! fo:tht ultrl ll h 111 t4r• 21~ ~~ ~ nl tit~~ I H~~w~ pa11J ill mne w1ns was still Pum r • fl hu VIC timized b) h1s old :\a\1 n.. l ,uhorll•u~ tpr~!>ut nemests the gopher ball He to111'> 1 I . Hdun b~H l tt~ l101 I udnl 'I' tltld<~nl rth H llJ y~elded back-to-hack home Sub.<. n vt• on td\t:. Ddl\t H ll L1 rWis m the fourth 1nrung, but t t ftr ~'~l l•n n.tltll tllt'P' ~ttk B) \1 l it 1(( \(1 V.htH I l!ltf yJe lded only f1ve hits m seven ~• n tl ru t n 11 thl Ott 11 rtl mnmgs And w1th the a1d of S:l .!.iJ lit ma I 111 ( llu ..trll 1\ \a Lou P1mella's two-run Om ' 11 S22ll0 "I' llltlllh:~ I ll Jt llutt tlll nth' S 00 he chalked up his f~rst homer F:bt v. l ort L6\~l ·~m :-.1x rnonth~ VIctory of the season m the $ 11~11 lin t lll tllh:. S JO SuiJ~t r ljl\1111 pn t mdu lt ~ Sum]<~ I Yankees' 4-2 wm over the lttrt o ,~Stl l \ 111 I Kansas Ctty Royals L~------'----' Its been a long time," sa1d Hunter, who hadn 't won OA KLA ND Ca lif I UPI )- smce August 24 of last year As long as I can pop the ball It s off1 ctal former baseball star Curt Flood and veteran as I did t<lmght, ever)'lhing sportscaster Bud Foster ha ve should be all r1ght I've been been h1red to broadcast Oak pushmg 11 Instead of poppmg land As games for the 1978 It Pimella s homer capped a season starttn g on three-run Slllth tnrun~ that We<lnesday By RICK VAN SANT CIN CINNATI tUPI ) ' I'm happy to be teamed up 1\llh Archie smd a snuhng Ra) Gr1fftn and tha t could mean onl) one thmg The Ctncmnall Bengals had drafted another Griffm The Bengals who a couple of vears ago drafted two-tune back ng~l off the bat But a runrung back 1Da1e 'Deacon" 1\Jrner or San D1ego State 1 was Ignored unhl the Bengals' fourth p1rk and general manager Paul Brown explatned that Browner was the first ch01ce because the team thought ht• was t<lo good to pass by We fig ured he would be gone b) the t1me we p1cked sa1d Brown In fact, m our prOjectiOns, we figured thiS man would be the second player taken 'So at that stage of the draft, we dec1ded Ill go w1th the best ava1lable pla)er We ~sked ourselves Wh1 ch player would we not want to play agamst?, and 1t was By RICK VANSANT ClNCINNA11 IUPI ) Pete Rose resumes Ius quest for career hit No 3 000 t<lmght Rose, held hitless the la•t two games, has 2 996 Iuts gomg Into tomght s Cmcmna tl Rc~ls- Pillladelphla Ph1ls game at Riverfront Stad1um Bro\\ner ' In also maktng Bush a first round selert10n Cmcy began lookmg ahead to the t1me when Johnson a 10 ye ar veterCin and th(• onl y ongmal Bengal left on the team after handmg ne" Cardinal Manager Ken Bo)er Ius th1rd shutout v1cl0 1y m four ga 1nes That s all that counts 1he 28-)Cal old rtght handcr sa ' s he s ha vmg trouble w1Lh Ius dell\ er) - he says he • 1uslnng h1s pitches ' I don t knoll exactly what 11 IS, he sa) s I'm trymg to s1t back and walt a little more, but I m st1ll rushmg and not gettmg the pitches where I "ant them Browns' first-round draft picks may have to learn new positions Cl EVE I AND i UPI ) The Cle~e land Browns' two fir st roun d o1ck s 1n the ~atl n na l Footba ll League lo lle~e draft ma) find themselves haVIng to learn new IJOSitiOns when th e club opens tram1ng camp thiS s wmn ~r The Brn\\n s grabbed Un11 ers1ty of Southe rn Cal1forma linebacker Clay Matthews and Alabama w1de r ecc tver O'n:H' Nev..some m th e opemng 1ouncl of the draft Tuesday Matlhe~< s ~<ill remam a hn~ba cke> a rcord1ng to the Cleveland br31n trus t, but he II be shifted from the m1ddle lo the ouL.,de And Newsome w1ll still be a receiver but he II probably be tned at ti ght end Picking 12th 10 the opemng round the Browns for the second consecutive year took a linebacker ••ch the ir f~rst p1ck Matthews IS a 6-2, 230pounder who ranked th ird on the TroJanS m taLkies last season w1th ll3 He played m1ddle lmebacker Ius last two years at USC 'Matthew s 1s sha 1p smart and rated very htgh on our tests, " said Mik e N1xon, Browns d~rector of college scoutmg "There IS no doubt he can play thiS fir st year f He 's b1g, Iough and agress1ve ' Last year, Cleveland selected m•ddle lmebacker Robert Jackson w1th their first p1ck Jackson suffered a severe knee mjury early m trammg camp and was out the entire 1977 season, however The Browns scoutmg department had Matthews listed as the flfth·lughest rated college player 10 th1s year's draft pool Cleveland t<lok a calculated nsk before selertmg Newsome by trading the ftrstround chmce 1t got from Chi cago m the M1ke Phipps deal to Los Angeles In return U)e Browns got the Rams f~rst-round pick, plus their fourth-rou nd selection The move dropped the Browns from the 20th to 23rd p1ck 10 the ope rung round But With that selection, Cleveland grabbed Newsome " It was a definite gamble," smd Browns General M.lnagcr Pete Hadhazy "Los Angeles wanted our turn very badly and we f1gured It was worth 11 Ill add a fourth-round p1ck Now we're taJkmg about players hke M1 ckey S1ms and Ohver Davis " both of whom were drated m the fourth round last year and started ' for Cleve land as rooktes Newsome caught 36 passes for 804 yards m 1977 The Browns satd they had a backup cho1ce, had e1thel Los Angel es, Mmnesota or Pittsburgh surpriSed them by nammg Newsome ' OzZie wa s the bes t receiver I've ever coached / Montreal was postponed because of cold wea ther A's 2, Blue Jays I· Gan Alexander h1t hiS fifth game-" mmng home run of th e season and the contmually surpnstng A's got more good pitching as Matt Keough an d Ehas Sosa com bined on a fl\eh1tter Orioles 3, Red St>X I Eddlf Murra7 s seventhInning homer snapped a 1-1 ti e and Denms Martin ez hurled a four-hitter m the Or1oles 11c tor) Indians 4 Manners l Wlilte Horton stroked a SENIOR GALS - Semo• son the Me1gs Gtrls track team are, from left , Km1 Krautter, Megan Miller, Jtll Batey , Kelh Clelland and Lon Wyn e NEW YOHK IUPI 1 - John Tuesda) left for Plague Z1egler U>e pres ident of the Czcc hos lov.tk la \\h ere he to f1nallle Nat10n.d Horke~ I eague hopes arra ngements for an All-Star se nc s nex t Febru al ) !Jetween the So' let Un10n and an NHI team Z~egler wtll return to the Umted States on Fnday I Whatever problems he s In other Na ttonal l.eague havmg \\:lth Iu s m otton g.uncs Chicago beat I os Forsch now 4 2 allowed onI) Angeles 5-4 m 10 mnmgs, San duubles m the tlnrd , fourth D1ego edged P1tl1burgh 2 1 .md runth tnnm ~s and back - and Atlanta bea t New V01 k to-bac k s111 gles 111 th e 5-4 Houston at M ont~e.il "as seven th postpom•d bee c1 usc 1Jf culd Forsch JOined 111 the 14-lut 11 eather St I OUI S hittin g atta ck In the Amcncan I.t:ctgue ~<lu ch dealt John Montefuslo Ne" Y01 k beat K.msas Ctt) hiS second loss m th1 ee 4-2, Bali more stopped Boston dectstons w1th an HBI-<iouble 3 I Chicago beat Milwaukee m th ~ eighth Keith 53, Oak land edged foronto Hernandez led the assa ult 2 I Cleveland Look Sea ttle 4 1\llil three hits as th e Ca1ds 1 and [) (' trn l t thr 1<:hf'd smatked SIX d rtub les t~o run homer 10 the se1enth mmng to stake so uthpaw H1ck WallS to h1s serond vtctory Wa1ts )lelded JUSt f1ve hits before gettmg rehef hel p fr om H1ck K1 uegcr and J1m Kern 10 the mnth Tigers 10, Angels 2 Jason 1hompson dr01e m three runs ~•th h1s f1fU1 homer and a pair of smgles wh1le rookte Lance Parnsh accounted for three other HBi s dunng a f11 e-run fn st mmng M11t Wi lcox \\a s the benef1 c1ar) of ti1e l1gu s' outblll st Ward lone 1st round pick for Buckeyes NEW YORK I UPI ) Ta ckle Chns Ward of Oh10 State was the lone Ohio college football player picked m the fi rst round of the NFI draft Tuesday Ward who 11as the fourth plaver p1 cked 111 the annual draft " ent to the New York Jets Oth er OhiOans p1cked through the first s1x roWJ ds were - Ra 1 Gnffm defensl\ e b,Hk Oh10 State s ~ c o11d round by Cmcmnat1 - Mike Woods linebac ker Cmctnnau second round b) llalt11nore - Mark Mill er qu ar te rback, Bowlin g Green lh!rd rou nd by Cleveland -Jack Williams defensl\ c end Bowling Green SIXth round by St I ou1s Property Transfers Allan Hamm Betty Hanun lmda M Baker Pt lilt 16 to J eff Mor ri S Parcels M1ddlepon Pomeroy Edith I amber! , Drexel James J Proffitt Shenff Lambert to Roger Adams Lou Irene Roseberry etal to R1ght of Wa y llutland John J ftuse, Mary K Hose 48 acres, Lebanon Roy Kohlhausen Ma c1e Kohlhau se n to W1lham NP.W YOHK I UPI ) - F11e Cassady , Parcel Orange undergradua te pla ye r s, AIIJert R Dangelo Wilma Incl uding Um verSi t) of Sa n I Dangelo to Monongahela FrC~n usco teammHt es Power Cu Hight of Wo~y Wmfred Boynes and Ja1 nes Ohve Ho1 dy ha\ e dec lar ed James F Arnold Huth B th emselv es ehg1ble for the Arnold to Thom as Baker, NBA dra ft June 9 sa 1d legendary Alabama Coach Bear Br)ant Cleveland Coach Sam Rutl ghana echoed Bryant's com ments " Newsome IS an ex cell ent blocker for an outside rece1ver and he ca n catch 'em m the dark ' In round two, the Browns tapped John Evans , a h1ghly regarded punter wh o probably also w1ll be groomed as a backup quarterback Evans, at 6-1 , 200-pounds, played at North Carolina State The Browns also selected runnmg ba ck Larry ~<>lhns of Texas A&l and qulft'terback Mark Miller of Bowling NEW YOHK (UP II - One Green 1n the third round of the nation s lea din g guard Pete Pullara of passer s and several other Tennessee-Chattanooga 111 glittering nuggets of talent the fourth round , wtde remain untapped as the 1978 receiver Keith Wright of Nat iOnal Football I eague Memphis State m the f1fth draft moves mlo 1ts final day round, and center AI Pitts of today Michigan State 10 the s1xlh After th e s1x ro unds completed l'uesday, most of round lln lt th(:ll Hwsc 1(Jn nccts Y..m s ton d bundle of pr 1zes mLludmg I he preCise tunc that Bose cracks lu l No 1,000 IS 1mp01 tant to t11ousands of entered a local ncwspape1 s Pete Ho se I 000 H1t ttinncr ~Ht tJ Pe l~ <.~ntl hi s wrfe Fan s have bee n full owmg Prt~ s pr ngr ess smu..: the S'!(.l son st :u tcd Edell tune HoS( gel' a h1t c~l Rtvcr£ r(J nt the huge (On test SllllclJ<J.J rd l1ghl' up "' lh Cmunni:lt lans wh o ha\ e 1 he pc1 son gucssmg the <.~nd 111 ce~se dr1v, numh~ r to go untrl J 000 f or tnvHt buffs, Ros~ s \\ha tcHr tareer htt number of ti es the Mu>~al It 1s ,1nd then fla sl1cs the 3 630 4 f11 s Spea ker 4 515 5 Hnnus We~ gnc r 3 430 f1rst tnt was a triple off Pillsbw ~h s Bob Fncnd back on Apnl 13, 1963 at old Crosle y F~eld And for the record the se lect hst of all t1me ca•eer tut leaders that Rose w1ll iJe J Omm ~ 1 I y Cobb 4,191 2 Hank Aaron 3 771 3 Stan Meigs wzn tourney opener Encouraging signs flashed by two veteran AL hurlers wtped out a 2 I Royals lead while Sparky Lyle flmshed up w1th two 1nnmgs of shutout rehef for his fourth save Meanwhtle, the 36-year-<Jld Wood who spent most of the past two seasons recovermg from a shattered left kneecap scattered e1ght hits m beating the Mllwaukt:e Bre11ers, 5-3 w1th the help of Lamar Johnson s 11\o-run homer tn the e1ghth mrung It was the second wm m fiv e dec1s1ons for Wood 'I JUSt have to challenge them w1th the knuckleball sa1d Wood They kno11 11 s commg and I JUSt have to make sure I come out on t<lp Elsewhere m the Amertcan League, Oakland shaded Toronto 2-1 Baltunore put away Boston 3-1 Cleveland downed Seattle, 4-1 , and Detroit drubbed Caltforn1a 10-2 In Natwnal League actwn It was Atlanta 5, New York 4 St Lows 9, San Franc1sco 0 Chicago 5, Los Angeles 4, m 10 mnmgs and San D~ego 2 Pittsburgh 1 Houston at ag.unstlhe Pluls Ste\C C.u l • The Ben gals also selec ted " 1de rece> ver Don Bass of Houston and defen:m e tackle led Ytncent of W1ch1la State 111 the th~rd round "'de rece>ve r Dennis I aw of E ~t ern Tennessee m the fourth round linebacker Tom Dmkle of Kansas and quarterback Hob Hertel of Southern Cahforma m the fifth round and runnmgback Steve Ge~se of Penn Stale m the s1xth round Forsch tosses ive-hitter By MIKE SHAUN UPI Spons Writer Bob Forsch rna) be ha vmg problems - but you'd ha\ e trouble telling that to the San Francisco Giants Forsch, who lost tw o straight starts smce throwmg theonl) no-l11lter m the maJOr leagues th1s season tossed a f1ve-h1t shutout 1'uesda) afternoon as the St Lolli s Cardinals crushed the G1ants 9-ll 'I got by ' Forsch sa1d Ctncy entertains Montrea l In a fow ·!-(ame senes I he Heds were 1d lc Tuesday and Thu1 sday 1s another off-day Hose belted five h1ls Saturday agamst the New Y01 k Ml'ls but went 0-for-1 Sunday m New York and had anoth er 0 for -4 showmg Mundcty nigh t at home h EddJC Collins I 311 7 W1lhe Mays 3 283 8 Nap LaJ"" 1251 9 Paul Waner I 152 10 Cap Anson 3 081 11 AI KaJme I 007 12 Hoberto Clc111cnte 3 000 All 12 are e1the1 m the Hall of rante or not yet ehg1ble for se le1 l1on Down Warren, 6-2; Becker stars rehres NL Roundup W11en the 37-)ear old now h1s 16th season co llects four more hits he Will become only the 13th player m the history of baseball w1lh 3 000 or more htts While It 's unlikely that Rose could get all four necessary hits ton1ght he s an odds-Qn cho1<e to h1t the mark lh1s weekend when m Californi a, 10-2 Cubs 5, Dudgers 4 Mr1nny rnll o s seco nd doubl e nf the game sco• c-d Hudy Menil from second base with onl nut 1n th~ OOttum of the 10th llln lng lO giVC Ch1cago 1ts \ tctor y ovu I os \ ng cl es and exte nd th e Dodge• losmg st1 ea k to lin Cl gn mes Padr<s 2, P1ra1es I Bob Owrhmko scallel ed mm• tut !i ami Dez rei I ho111.t ~ scored both San D1 ego runs to It ad San D1ego over Pillsburgh Owchmko, now 22 walked t\\0 and struck out t" o 1n g01ng the distance for U1 e f1rst ltme tin s yea r John Ca ndelana fell Ill 1-4 llra.es 5, Mets 4 B1ff Poc oroba s two out smgle w1lh the bases loaded ca pped a two run nmth mmng rally wh1ch ga~e the Braves their VICtory O\er the Mets He lieve r Adrtan Dev me 2 I was the wmrung pitcher KC Bobcats suffer first loss of year North Gal11a ralhcd for f1 ve runs m the Sixt h mmng I ucsdal n1 ght at H111 {, ande lu defea t the pi <>VIOII SI) un beaten Kyge 1 C ~ee k Hobeals 10 9 tn an SVA C enco unt er pia) ed on tile Hw ft edmen d1amond Gotng to to the con test Cnach Jun Sprague s Bobcats had" 7-ll record mclud1 ng an earller "1n over the P1ratcs Nunh Ga llld 11 athng 4 1 tn the fourth mnm g lied lht game at l-1 on!\ to sec K( ta ke a une run llad 111 thl fifth l'hc Pn dtes ag.un t1ul th• SCUI C at 0·5 In I he SIX th Coach 11d I ehew s PJriites Hssumrd co ntrol on an ermr thre~ walk s a dou ble b\ C.i111n Minm s ~lid p1tch and ' 'ng le b1 D," nl Sha~< lun Pet n e the w1nnmg p1 tc her 11as the Jc.ldlllg hitler llilh three hils m four lnps Shaw and Marty Glass bum got 1110 hils each The hard hilling Bobcat s IH re held t" JU St th ree safetie s one each b) M1ke Case\ ( l(1 ude Curnel1us e~n d Juh n Wcslfall Case \ w~ s SI:O r C North Ca lha 6-4 overa ll and 13 m the SVAC pla)s Hannan Trace Thu rsday 111 lhe'Class A Sectwnal Tourna ment K1 ger Creek 7-1 travels to 1\ahama thiS evcmng Lme Score Kyger Creek I IW 0114 100 4- 9 3 3 1eheH•d Nonh Ca lha 010 315 X- 10 10 5 Casev Co rnelius 131 Casey 141 Cornelius (41 C.1sey 151 tl 1a)lur SIX CorneliUS 161 Nibert 161 and Russell Petne 1W1 and Loo kado sta rte d fu1 Robe.lls but "·" char ged "1th the loss KCHS plated fou r runs 1n the '"'vent h and had the tymg run .11 second but was unable to tv.ttr b) Curnehus r,1y!ur CtllTlC on 111 tile S~\ rnt11 but got tnt o 1t u ulJI~ unrnedi.It cl) CorneliUS .1nd ~ 1bert fo ll o ~<cd IJefme th e P1rate ra il) ended tay lor 1 J around ThiS spr~ng IS no exception as the hard-luck Marauders rose last night at MHS to down Warren 6-2 m the opemng round of Class AA B) Greg Bailey also established by Laura The MC!gs Jumor H1gh Snuth m1le run and shot Girls track team defeated put lynn Ohver h1gh JUmp Ga lh pohs 111 a dual meet on Geurg1a Johnson d1scus 440 Munday b) the score of 58-46 Yard relay team, Paula lndlvtdual h1gh scorer for Sw1sher Pa ula Horton Me1gs was Knstm Anderson r.1mmy Fetty and Cmdy with a wm 111 the ~40 yard run Crooks and the medley relay Paula Swisher I new schoo l reco rd I, a second team, I anm1y Fetty Cmdy Crooks 1n the 120 )ard 1•1" hurd les and member of the 11 111111ng t~nd Anderson mediC) rela) teams 01 her scorers for Me1gs Nt"~ s~.: h uu l reco rds "ere were Margie M11ler , 220 and rela) Barb Grueser , first 111 330 yard run and Kn s S no ~den d1scus Girls turmng 1n goo d performances although not sc01 mg, ~ere V1 ck1 Debord Knstal S1sso n, Becky Handle) Karen Goggms Steph1e Houchms Hhunda Mitchell, Barb Will, K1m Fraley, Ed1e C.nmm and Juha Spencer Me1gs Jumor fhgh track De~t teams both boys and g1rls 1 INTEREST On Certificates Of 1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term It ~ ' s 0 Ut SI I ' tt!l t.i\d llalllL vfoo t-1, 195 poun der s coo1 hand, the Eagles ranked 15th natiOnally m passmHoffense There wer e no maJor play e r" s urpri s es throughout Tucsd.• v s f~rst I' 1I I Effect1ve rate wttn com pounding 6 66 p lr cent CAHBONDAI.E, Ill IUP I ) - r our contenders renuun uud er t:on~ 1d erat10n to become coach of the Southern llhnms Uruvers1ty basketball team Alhlelll D~rector Gale Sa yers annou nced Tuesda) Sal ers sa1d he hoped the .1pp01nlmenl would be made b) Ma) 11 Slill under consideratiOn " ere Lambert s assi sta nt George lu bell, a form er assistant at Kansas Sam Miranda Don Dyer , coach at Henderson State m Arkansas and Joe Gottfned, coach at Ash land Ohio College Nlnetv Clay tntereu penalty II withdrawn belore matur uv dltt The AtheM County Sav ings & Loa n Co '296 Second St lc\led bv the league aga1nst Anthony Ro!Jerts won't affect th e pi a) of h1s rook1e for11 ard Roberts was tagged "1th the p<•nalty for punching Dave Meyers of Mil waukee durmg the thtrd game Mllwauk"' IS ndmg high on 1ts ~urre nt wnve of success We were one game from bemg out of tt ' sa1d Bucks' b'ljard Qumn Buckner Now Denver IS In the sam e spot At Portland a crowd of more than 2,000 greeted the rra1l Blazers at the airport Tuesday And 11 shared the sentim ents of for11ard Maunce Lucas U you play wtth your heart,' he sa1d, ' there's nothmg more to g1ve " After Seattle's 105 94 trmmph Monday n1ght, Ja ck Hamsay left the locker room knowmg that despite the loss 11 had been a job well done " Walk out With your heads h1gh, the Portland coach told h1s players "I don t know 1f I've ever been more proud of a team even last year's champ10nsh1p club ' I J\\ u I f l.tll Ilia) prav1de the bluep1 1111 for a new trend The college supplymg the mo;'l players to the NFI. durmg the first s1x roWlds did not come from the Pa c 1f1 c~ c nnf~rc n cc the Big I en n((• nr Uic '<>nfP II 11nf1 ,, nc ~ Senco · Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation PER BAG MACHINE RENTAL '25 111 PER DAY R VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 II R value 1 I I I I 2 I 11 I I 'I 3 I I I I II 4 I I I I US FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER GLASS These voluos ore for one tnch of loose t.ll tnsulatton Ill ({ Eight Jt came fronl a little mdepend ent school 111 Na•hvllle, Tenn Tennessee State led aU schools by supplying seven players through the flr!l six IQU IIdS plagued Me1gs hurlers th1s year, but not last mght at least not after the first mmng The VISitors got both their runs m the first and both were unearn ed Aller a leadoff walk and stolen base w1th an error on the throw the Warrtor runner raced home on a w1ld p1tch Another runner who had also reached on a walk stole second advanced on another Wild pitch and scored on a Me1gs e1ro1 But from then on Ebersbach ~a s 1n complete l'U nl rot Me1gs got all the runs the1 necd t•rJ tn the boHom uf the fJrst by pldllng lhl ec 11111 Huod dod M1ke Wayland buth W<llk ed After a stolen ba s~ <~ n d an error, Hu11 d nH:ed horn e on another Wi::i n en er ror Full ow tng ~ stnkl out AIIA N1A iUP i i - The Me~g s catcher !.r eg Beckel Atlanta Falcons 'I ues d.J y blast e<l an ms1de the park traded safely Ray Br<mn hurn er '' tall) tw o muH thetr d ll tt me mt eru plton t un c~ leader, to the New Orleans One run mthe thud and lwu Smnts for \etera n 111 the f1fth added some cornerback Erme Jackson 111 brcathtng room f11r Ebers fl straight one-for-ma~ deal bach We 1eg1et losmg Hay Bec ker had" perfect mght Brown smd Falcons coath al the plate as he went thr e< l.eman Bcnnell But With for th r e~ rh1 s humer and tWIJ • the new rule aga1nst humpmg d11ubleSJ sco red a run and m th e pdSS tng ge:u ne we had four Hill s W.oyla nd and believe 11 w11l be \!ta ll) Ha y Andre" s had the uthe1 trave l to Federal Hockmg on 1111po1 tant tu ha'" adequate tM Me1gs hits both Singles May 4to partiCipate 10 a dual depth d t th e c 01 ncrba , k Ada111 s K1n8 and Bryan meet poSitions each had a s1ngle fur the City Ice & Fuel Co. 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(9 dnd Hodges all hltlCIS r uriJes had tWO Ruthven MahiN (7) Ccunpbe I \\Ill Sta11e1 Mcuk day m the gym Only one wrong w1thand U1e story It nevera happened Galfund, a lhmg welterweight, Braddock heavyweight , never even sparred together 'l'wms' owner CalVIn Griffith recalls h1s first trtp to sprmg tralrung w1th the Washmgton Senators m 1925 and one of the reasons he does was because Walter Johnson , a member of the club at the time, made such an Impression on hm1 "He had only one p1tch, his fastball , but that was all he needed,'' says Gnfflth ' tie never knocked anyone down , and the strongest words he ever used were 'Gee whiz'' " Angelo Dtmdee, long-tune tramer of Muhammad Ah and a line judge of fighters, believes he has the world's future muldlewe1ght champ m David Love of San D1ego Kids ca n be fickle gtbwing up When she was a little g1rl Pete Rose 's 14-year-old daughter Fawn ldohzed W1lhe Ma)S She had posters of him all over the wall of her bedroom Now that she's older, who do you think Is her favorite ballpla)cr ' Nope, not her father Steve Garvey 571 By Greg llallc) Huldmg off .t l<~lc mmng threat the host Southern 1 urn a dues duJA:ncd Alexander last n•l(ht 10-5 R1ghty M1ke Huddl eston turned In a fm e rehef per the wm and d1dn I w.1lk a 111o1n ~h1l e Huddleston gave up four free passes NEW YOHK iUPI ) - U nothmg else Oakland's p ckrabbn sta rt out of box adds some we1ght to one of the late Branch R1ckey sold pet preachments - " Ah•ays keep 'em hungry' Charlie Fmley ISdomg that and 11 s 1\ 0Ikmg out fm e for hun so far Wh1 le those multllmillon·dollar superstars w1th the other clubs are struggling to JUStify their astron01mcal salanc s F'tnle) 's ra ve nous )Oung No-Names are scratchtn g and cla\\mg solei) Ill keep from bemg sent back to the uunors They re not gelling mh ove rmght e1lher Stx of the As regulars are workmg for the 1111niiTIWII $21 000 and 16 others are gellmg less than $50 000 Hank Aa ron sa) s he never smoked so much as he dHI unmed1ately after breaking Babe Ruth s home-run record Ills 11-)car-<Jld daughter Cec1 11as tnst rw11ental 1n gelli ng hun to kick the Cigarette habit not so long ago She sa1d to me If ,1n 11-year-<Jid has st nsc enough to knoll all the harm that smokmg can do, shouldn t a 44 year-old man ha ve at least tile same amount of sense• ' say s Aaron When Muhammad Ail 's all through flghtmg prell) soon now our government could do worse than 11.1e him as " good will ambassador around the world He relates to people e\erywhere and the) relate to h1m Th.1t takes 111 people fr om all different strata Who else could call up a head of state or the king of any country on the telephone and get r1ght through ' Ail says he sa man of peace Maybe he could help ach1 eve 1l Doug Flynn the Mel• bnght young Infi elder "ho wa s with U~e Reds 21'z years, ha s nothmg but fond memon es uf Pete Rose ,md says he II never forget how Rose stuck Ius neck out for hm1 when he \\as a rook1e It had to do w1th a story 10 the newspaper,' Flynn sa)s ' The story quoted Spark y Anderson as saymg he thought some of the younger kHls on the club" ere Hollywoodmg' 11by hangtng around with fello\\ s hke Pete and Johnny Bench and tr ymg to keep up w1th lhelf standard of llvmg I knew I was one of those he was refernn g to and I cildn t thmk 1t was JUStified Pete told me not to worry , he'd take c''" of 11 I don 't know what Sparky meant, but 1 II hna out he sa1d He came out and told me Sparky had meant 11 for my good the whole th1ng had got tw1sted around and that I needn t concern m)self about 1t anymore" Nad1a Comanech1's btggest competition m the 1980 Olympll s m Moscow t'Ould turn out to be Canada s 14 ) ear-old K,~ren Kelsall If you'd hk e Ill know mo1 e about her or abou t some of the pressure U1at goes With her s pee~alty, "ad fhe Makmg uf a Gymnast , an absorbmg new book written by lean Boulogne Former welterweight contender Harry Galfund d1ed last Fnday 111 M1an11 Beach at 72, and ma) be the nan1e doesn't rmg a bell with most of t<lday's ft ghl fans but1t ce rtamly does w1th old-tune followers of the sport Galfund who lost onl) a dozen or so of h1s 150 professiOnal fi ghts and never was kayoed 10 Ius Ul-year career, was supposed to ha ve been James J Braddock 's steppmg stone to stardom According to a Widely accepted story, Braddock's manager, Joe Gould, ftrst not1 ced Gentleman Jtm when he battered Galfund around the r10g one 5 9 9 N ~> kr o IN ' P' d ad • B I? pm IND IANAPOI IS 1UPI 1 Ill<• bcst seat tn the house to lltta f]ta 11 San r ran c s. co ( Barr 1 JJ 11 St Lou s ( Ru smu.,<;t-n ? R !5 Southern defeats Alexander, 10-5 Today's G8 wes t Los Angetc; Cnctnn al S ~n F rdn Hous ton '11n 0 tgo 2 ll N ew York. I Koosman W l P<l II I 6 I Mont red Ch c aqo P tt s hrgh St L ov s New York n~on fO Roo l J5 P rr East 5 By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor Injuries hurting Bullets Unltrd Pr~ss tntcrn,ttlonal Ill ovett1111e tn llS opcrung l'he Wash ington Bullets .1re g<>mc 11cton He fm1 shed fln dmg out •nJunes arc as "1th 28 pmn ts 18 rebound s mucli a part of the game of s1x blocks four steals and tll o hasketball as lht slam dunk .ISSISls .1nd pick and roll Phll.<clelph la Coach Bllll You th10k vou have the Cunmn gham " as surpnsed mlunes behmd )OU and no11 Waslungton beat h1s club on ll11 s happ ens,' l.un enled tile bo.trds Wa slung ton Coal h D1ck I swe hope we can turn Mo lla ' I w,1s a fra1 d th 1s th1n g around n gh t somethmg ~as broken so at a\\a) , sa1d Cunn•ngha m least It's not all bad ne11s ' We JUst ha \C to work Motta s latest concern 1s harder I here s no question muscular centeJ Wes Unsctd, the boards were tilf b1g " ho suffer ed a badly d1ffe1ence 111 the first game spramed ankl e Sunday 10 We have to box out and have Wa sh 1n g t on s 122 117 everybody rebound " overl1me victory over the Mea nwliJi e, the Den\ er Ph1ladelph1a 76c rs 1he Nuggets are hnd1ng the Bullets lead the best-<Jf-seven Milwaukee Bucks st1 ck1ng Ill Ea s t e rn Co nf e r e nce them like flypaper champ1onsh1p senes, t-ll After leading the quarll'rSo 1f Wash mgton hopes to final senes 3-1 m gan~es the contain the phys1cal 76ers on Bu cks have won two stra1ght the boards m tonight's second The dec 1dmg game w11l be game at Philadelphia 11 will played m Denver t<ln1ght have to be a workmanlike Sea ttle awaits the 11mner to eff ort play for the Western ConferWllh Unseld ou t ,, grealer cnce champiOnship burden falls on the shoulders I don t know what tn do ' of Elvtn H.1yes sa1<l Dcmer Coach La rry 'l'he 6-foot 9 vclcl "'' scored '--il.ro" n mne of Waslungton s 13 pomts brown hopes a $1,000 fme SectiOnal compellhon For the second game m a row , the Me1gs mound staff had a com plete turnaround from the early season, turn 1ng m admirable per formances In the Warren game Ttm Ebersbach 1\ ent the distance, fano1ng twelve and wa lkmg JUSt hve while ) Ieiding Just three safeties Control problems have SanD eqo { f-.rer 5leben 0 ?I at P ll'lburqh National League Phii.J Gals Junior High track team defeats Gallipolis Pomeroy Oh10 Much talent remains as pro draft moves into final day tht s ) C,Jr s t{lp to llege seniot s Wi!J(' gobbled up ar tiOIH l1 166 selected - yet a t'" pi•) ers sportmg 1mpress1ve credentials have not been drafted by the 28 NFI. teams and It IS these players wh~ undoubtedly w1ll be the focus nf loday 's fmal s1x rnuntl s For mstanu Huston Col By Greg Baile) As has been the case the past few seasons lhe Me~gs Marauder baseba llers seem to r 1se to the occas wn whenever toume) lime rolls Mat or League Standrng s Bv Untted Pre ~s Int ernatiOnal When1fH! buy a16or25' Mezurlok Tape W1th 16 Tape • • 1 o o• • 1 1 o1 1 With 25 lope • • • • • • • • • • • $910 ~ J QIO PICKENS HARDWARE 773-5583 Mason, W. Va. �5 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesoay . May 3, 1978 By JOAN HANAUER UPI Trlevislun Wrfler NEW YOHK I UP! ) - For those who sa td the 1 ~77·78 lelevtsion season JU St completed wa s lhe worst m lhc htslory uf the lube - watt 'lll next yea r. CBS revealed tls 1978-79 fall schedule Tuesday and the contract betwepn the programs was droppmg - most of whtch were suffermg from old age and lerrrunal decline of rattngs and its ne" offermgs was enough lo maRe !he television vtewer Karen J31aker Ph.D. II lOt Ill' I d.utglill'l IX>tl ut k uf till' 11 II S.:riiiJtlll\ MI S!'i hH idl ~ ~Olll't~ d llllU ctl [' !Jt• Curtains U rtn ~ ~lldp d l I ha ve yellowed thv botlolll up ctnd 1'1!1 l1 silk 11 f 1111' d tiipl'l~ ~\llh t lntlll'~ pll ls DEAH POII.Y- I dn hopt.• SO IIleUJll' {.'CUI Je JI lnl' ilU ~\ to n·store the w/uteness to m~ n) Jon <:urlams -RUTH DF.AR RUTH - Al'tordlllg to om: lnstittJtt• uf I.<t UII(lt•rrn g ~O IIll' f,IIJ I H!'i SUth H ' IJ O'I-\' ] )l·l<HI~L' Of nb:sor LHng c!lilll llll' I d1 1 thi s \\ !Ill ii!l .u.· rU lhc11 dtsl'olord tJun t .t U~t.· l cHl l olll r lila) do lh L jiJIJ but do 1cell lht• lill'l't'llon; 0 11 llll' hoX\' t'f~ u u dulh lwf\lleprolt'l llO\CI It 111 11 l<'ll t.tkt lb ('t'L'dtng fi.JIJ I !l'S \\I ll 11 h.tl lht -1'01.1 y Ill·: \I{ 1'01.1 \ - 1 f.t,l and t'd 'i~ ~\ d~ tn ~ ou hm 1..' th em 111 d r \ l L'Illll" ~ h ol' ~ \ \ dbhcd '" lu put fr ont 11f th l' rl'ft tgt'ri:i l ur lLirlhd ... 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Lamb, M.D. T1· i g-1y1·t ·•·i 1 ~to ~ al't· • fat DF:AH IJI( LAMB - I had b!oud tests mid \\as rt.: purtcd lu hi:iVC vc ty lu gil tnglyect ales I know tins has su mttl lln g tu du wtt ll cholesterol hut would you pl~a se lL• ll li lt' exar.: tl ~ wll.tt l111s mc<111s and what k11 1d of tlte ll should be on " llF:AH Hf:ADE:H - Wlie11 you hea r ttt ~ ly ce ndt• thtnk Tn gt ~ t ~ I J d cs t •• • Featuring salad bar, chili, full line of sa ndwiches (including 11 different types of hot dogs) plus much , much more. • ,• •• • •' . L-----------------------· Platm um Mull1 tt iL' fa t ltulesfl' r·ul .r nd even Cl blt rod pr ull' ll l and uf IS Sllllply <I 11\CHSUI t:lllellt of tlit'fatlll )Ulll !Jioud. 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Hloud I•.tl <, Alh lllJ~l' l c r us!:; Oll rcr ~ wh o Wdll l tins tllfUJ matron l'd ll St.·ml SO Lents wrth a long, stdlll ped, se lf-Hdtlressed ~II H lopt: fm 1t to me 111 l:d l t:' 11f lh" 11cwspaper, P 0 Bus 1551 Hadto Ctl) Sla t111n. New Y111k, NY 10010 flEAH llH l.t\MB - Would \ uu plea st.· ft d\•t:st.: 111 1 ege~ 1 d to tltul dl' le uutlet sv mlrume ' I l>crn told l1 11 :-; IS whtrt ! IJLH' L' but tt m not tuo ce1 tam rtboul ha\ mg my top 111J t t.: lllu\stl I cu n l eft~h;.t!ld ed , IJLI\'l' and 1111 left dlll t bot hers 111e a Jut hut I alii d!So c un n~lll l.'d Wl tll whether Ul' not Ill\ cl!'lll tau ts as d symptom or' hea rt truu lJie I 1.11 11 a .lO-yem -olli fe111 all'. tl rt:' on!} tl1111g I have 1~ an uh:e r. M' arm see m s tu fl m e up when my ull e l doe~ (m d also tn Luoler wee-& tile r. I h.i\ C \~ untlc red about nerves DEAH HP.AilF.H - The W'tel) , VCI!l Wid II CI'Vl'S l u the ru m ( wn e out of lite d rl's l llho tax 1 ill llfl• lop of the 11b La g t.: ~nd p tt !:i.S alung und e r tltc da vtclt.! ~cu ll .a1 bolll' l Till')' " "' be culllpl cssc<l b) till' r lavtli e, rnust. les 111 the lll'tk a rert u1 eve n an exlut I'IIJ Tlw pJt•ssur e un the f:lrt ezy, docs g1ve Li n rnterestmg look Clunese leader gave f,dgar at M::to's sen.'Se of hwn or 1n Snow m 1970. m "htch Mao Cets.tJ,a l co mm ~ nt s traded satd he fell conservati ves were hkely to be more honest lllrouglt an mterprcler . The dtsc losure s come tn the lhan thetr more liberal lhtrd msla llmenl of "RN: counterpart.. The Memotrs of Rtchard Ntxon also wrtles thal he. Nixon ," being sen alized by Mao and the late Chinese The Chtcago Trtbu ne anJ Premier Chou En-l.a t Joked other newspapers around lhe about K1ss1nger's ht ghly w unll y, The memmrs wtll be puultctzed life as a bachelor . published tn book form May The form er pres tdenl 15 writes "'He doesn 'I look like Ntxon wnles· "'I hke n ghl- a secret agent.' I satd 'He ts tsts,' Mao satd , obvLOusly the on ly man m caphvtty who enJoytng h1mself. 'People say could go lo Pans 12lunes and that you are nghtists - that Pekmg once, and no one knew lhe Hepubhca n Party Ls on tt - except possLbly a couple the right - that (Bntish) of pretty g1rls.' Prtme Mt nJSler f Edward I "'So you often make use of Heath IS also to Ute right. your gLrls '' Mao asked •· The y also say the '"HIS gtrls, not mme,' I L'hnsltan Democrahc Party replied . 'It would gel me mto of West Germany ts to the great trouble tf I used gtr ls as nght. I am compara hvely a cove r ' happy when these people on '" Espe ctall y dunng an lhe nghl come mto power ."' elecfion .' Chou remarked as NIXon does not explain Mao JOmed m the laughter Mao's statement , but tl Nixon also outlmes how recalled an mle rvtew the Ktssmger sel up the hiStoric China b tp : arran ged that :·we \ l.' lll 01 IIL'I ve t..:all l<!USC KJSsLnger would fl y lo Vtelnam for co nsultatiO ns dl<:lllgcs 111 ~he d ll ll li l ll l h<:i nd Even the m e~ty p~! ll t p1 u- earl) tn July and then slop m Paktslan on lhe way ba ck . lllll le nce dl the ba se uf tllu There he would develop a llllnniJ Ill d) c~ tr uphy How much of a p1oiJiem tl stomach ache that would J't..:f:ll! ) IS t an on!~ lw tl dcl · reqwre him to stay m bed and JJUIJeU by the ductm 's ex- not be seen by the pres's '!'hen .. a Pakislant · Jet 1\0uld Oy illlll no tlun Hlld lhc dllillgt:s tha t 1esu!t fr urn suc h Cl l'undr· him over the mountains tnlo twn The treatment. If f:III Y 1s Chma ... "13€fore Kissmger left, we rweded. ts tu re la~v~ lht· agreed on a smgle code word pi eS.,III'l' If II IS a muscle ll Eureka - which he could l nay need to IJt:' scvc1cd to use tf ht s mt ss Jon were 1dea~c tht.! ill tcr) or Ill! I \'C and the successful that IS UCIIlg t'IJIIIprcssed If ll prestdenltal lnp had been IS the II IJ Cl ~ l'dlUJl of It tn cJy arranged need tu IJe removed "On July 11, Ktssmger's Sumetu nes pcrsun <:~l ila brt:-; atde , AI fla1g, phoned that a cunl11bute lu the p1ublem co ble from Kissmger had Tlte hobtl of pulltng lhe hands a !Jove the head wlule sleeptng armed " 'What's the message')' 11 ~11 obstruct the en·culahon tuo.ll1lll h du11ng li te 111 ~ hl In asked " 'Eureka ,' he rephed these cases con cellOn of such halJ1L' nm v be suffiC ient It r.s ve 1) r,u c fur a :10-}ear uld healthy female lo have the type uf hedtt diSease lhal Lauscs P"lll 111 tilt! arm and I would tll1nk }OU cm1 stop wur' ymg aboult hat I don 't thmk \ uu r ulcer h.as £tnytlllng to do ~vt ll r ~uu1 cum t.hst:umfu rl ft om lhe 'thuroctc outlet syn<h ume" but tl IS .true lhal *Rings dtgestiVl' tllsurders. ineludmg spnsm Hf the esophag us, ur *Earrings tra ppetl gas 111 the l olon undr 1 the spleen l'<:lll t.:u ust.• *Pendants 1cfetr ell ]>d ill tu the at m - not Jewelry <:I ~SO(.' ICJtl'd W Jtil !real [ d t ~a se In 1919. US . a trpl anc pass e n ~e r se rvic e be gan when Robert Hewitt fl ew Mrs J A Hoagland a nd MISS Ethel Hodges from New York City lo Atlantic Clly. *Watches * Stick Pins Stop tn and buy a gift for your favonte Mom . ess • • HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. " Mrddle Uppe r Block" Pomeroy, Ohio 9 a . m .-S p.m . Mon . thru Thurs . & Sat. 9a .m .·8 .m . Fri . Closed CUBE STEAK $}49 < LB. CASH FAVOR SLICED DOG FOOD APPLE BUTTER 1_8 oz. 79~ Jar fRESH COUNTRY EGGS oo1- 69c $ 49 BOILED HAM LB. RIB STEAK LB. ., •• '179 LICED OHIO VALLEY • ••• •• < •• • • •' •• •'• •' ••• ~ • • • BACON • peopletalk United Press lnter011tional OPENING NIGIIT 1'he ce lebnttes came out tn droves lo pa y $150 a ltckel at New York 's Melropohlan Opera House Tuesday ru ghlto see Mikhail Baryshnikov dance the lead role lhe New York prenuer of "Don QUixote," which lhe Russranborn dancer choreographed htmself for the Amertean Ballet l'h cater. Barysbnikov and pnma ballenna Gelsey Kirkland were applauded by an equally stellar audtence althe beneftl for the ballet company. ln the seats were Jacqueline Kennedy Unassis, ballerma Natalia Makarova, author Kurt Vuonegut, actress Beatrice Straight, pop smger Nell Sadaka and publisher Thomas Guutzburg TV HEADS ROIL : CBS IS ax tng seven shows from thts fa ll 's hneup lo make \\ay for etght new senes, mcluding "Mary," a var1ety show hosted by Mary Tyler Moore. Gone wtll be Telly Savalas ' farmhar ba ld pate m "Kojak," "The Bob Newhart Show," "The Tony Randall Show ," "Maude, " ''On Our Own, " "Ba by, I' m Back,'' and "The Amazmg Sptderman " Their repla cements, m addition lo "Mary," will be "The Amen can GLrls" anti "Fiymg Htgh" - two adventure senes about youn g women, appa rent spm -<lffs of ABC 's i'Charhe's Angels'' - "Kaz " and " Paper Chase" aOOut lawy~rs : s il~om s ' Just The Begmmng" and "WKRP m Cmcmnatl ;" and '' People," a weekly report on the beaul Lful people CAlL HER LUCKY: Jill Stratto n, 27, a whale tra mer al lhe Marmeland sea life park m Southern Califorrua , was almost drowned Tuesday by one of her charges - Orky the killer whale. Miss Stratton, re hearsmg a new show roullne, mounted the whale's ba ck - <~ S she had many ttmes before when Orky became "agtlaled" and ' pushed her lo the bottom of the tank ." holdmg her there for "a bout four minutes," says a spokeswoman for the park at Bancho Palos Verdes Dlher employees brought her to the surface and she was reported 1n good condiuon at Torrance Memon al Hosp1tal QUOTE OF lliE DAY : Alan van Norman, commentmg Tuesday on hts release m a three-way pnsoner swap wtlh the East after he spent mne months tn Jatl for trymg to help an East German fa mtl y flee lo the West 'I plan to go home, play with the ktds and walk the dog " GLIMPSES: Vtce PreSident Waller Mondale and hts wtfe, Joan, were tn Mantia. Philtpptnes, Tuesday to lay a wreath at the monum ent to Pht hpp1ne palnot Dr. Jose Rfzal ... Philip Bo!co and Fritz Weaver are tn New York rehea rstng for the ' upcommg Broadway play '' Btko," about the late South Afnca n black leader Steve Btko . Broadway tmpresan o Joseph Papp was among those hononng New York 's Depul> Mayor Herman lladtllu at a reeept1on at the Waldorf-Astona ffolel .. . Jaclyo Snnth, one of "Char he's Angels,'' was honored tn the Btg Apple Tuesday as "Woman of the Year" by lhe AdverliSmg Club of New York SPECIALII/fl/FOR MOTHER Thornas wa:; Hi st rt lll <11!-iplay 79 PEAS HEALTH You r !Judy fa t IS cltetmcall)' • the In Chma Nrxon shtes <:~way from ~ ~ vmg tire substance of Jus serwus ta lks wtlh the late l'ha trm a n Of the Ch mese Commu nist Party , but he The lop network televiSIOn programs for the week endmg Apt il30, according to the A.C. NLelse~ Co., were: I. "Three's Company ", 2· " V ega~" I ABC pt lot mov1e1, 3 "Lave rne &Shtrley" ; 4: "Ahce ", 5 "Happy Days" ; 6 "AJim the Family" ; 7. ( ue J "One Day al a Ttme" and " Char he's Ange ls" , 9 Nahonal Cheerleadmg Champtonsht p, 10 1lte ) 'Starsky & Hutch" and " Dallas" sum c di Sl USSl.'d \II f Ullll'L' l'll lll lllllS Brtgh l and fl al tering for fhaf fr ee and atry tee ltng you lov e Ea sy Str ee t combi n es fasht on wt th flex tbll tty gtrls" us a (·over m scttm g up N1xon's lmstory-nr akm~ \ 1!-ill year law students. . In the half-hour stlcoms. thei'€ 'S "WKRP m Ctncmnat t" I how 's lhal for an acronym?) about a rock 'n' roll radiO slalion, whtch ought lo sutl lhe preteen brigade. ThiS wnter's favon le IS "Ju sllhe 13€gtnnmg," about a pnest t McLean Stevenson ) and a nun clashtng at an mner ctly storefront missiOn CBS descnbcs the nun "Aggte, a young, \\Orldly wtse nun , runs th e mLsston and, wtth a degree m socta l psychology, an understanding nature and a kara te black bell, 1s well qualified for her work " "Gomg My Wa y" 1t am't. f,t t BAMA 3-LB. CAN but Sparkling delite alsu dtsplal'ed t\\ o eng1rtvrngs f1 um hct culkt· lt on. A lllap of plats 111 tilt• Beech (;row l'cllll'lcry un lo<~n from Mr and Mrs Do11 18 oz . Jar 4 tl'plies. )!;l' lll' l , 11 pe r .sUIHJI MOM Wll.L LOVE 2LB. ARGO 00 pr uh1b rt s 11 1£11 1 Warner family gathers Creamy or Chunky JIF Had1o1 l'lll Sta ll ull , Nl' ll York. N \' lllOW Volu me uf NOW OPEN Gt d ll' VALLEY BELL 2% MILK 5th & Pearl ~89 United Pres s Inte rnational Ht charll Ntxon wntes that Mao Tse-Tung told lum he was "<'OJ IIpatali vely happy" Ht seeing cunserva t1 ves come to power m Western nations and Was amused at Henry Ktsst nget 's use of "pretty ~ a 1 111 twu m three h.! Ji lh a t:cr t,un , Gone were " Maude," "Kojak," "Bob Newhart" and "Tony Randall," each wtth a star and sty le worth preservmg Also gone was "On-Our Own," one of the very few new CBS shows last fall that made It even thts fa r '·Baby, I'm Ba c~ " and "Arnaztng SpLder-Man" aloo will be gone and, one hopes, soon forgollen. Of lhe shows for whiCh CBS had such high hopes last fa ll , only Ed Asner's "Lou Grant" remains to start new season "Wonder Woman," whtch CBS brought over from ABC, re mams on the schedule as do two of the lumled senes lhal the network tried out on the public this sprmg 'Mlose two wmners are "The Incredtble Hulk " and "Dallas." Then there are the new programs. "Mary," starrmg Mary Tyler Moore, wtll replace Carol Burnett as th e llllly musrccom edy-variety show on the network and there 's certamly a huge deposit of good wrll wartmg lo greet Miss Moore's new effort A trendy newcomer IS "Peopl e, " a half-hour " tnformaltongosslp" show, which will concen trate on the chLc, the fa mous, the mfamous - m other words, a gossip column of the atr Move over , Mtss Hona , CBS 1s on your beat Then there are lhe "sex" sh ows ~ the quote marks becaus e of course no sex wtll be shown - JUS! pretty gtrls, pr obably bra-less and certain !~ in reveahng ccstumes ''The American Gtrls" IS about two research assistants for a telev tston magazme show, "Fiymg High" oounds like a "Coffee, Tea or Me" wnle-through about thrc>e stewardesses-or flig ht attendants , as they are called now The gtrls are played former New York models - rooki e actresses whose talent may he 111 other than lhetr actmg abLhlJ Two other hour.Jong shows mclu de " Kaz ," about a youn g law)er who ea rned Ius law degree Ill Jail , and " Paper Chase," based 011 the movte about tile tnals and lribul allons of ftrs t AIM EE WOLFF: TURNS SIX - Aimee Wolfe, daught!'r 11f Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wolre Racmc, recently ceh•hratcd her stx th birthday wtlh a party during her kindergarten l'lass Cup!'akes. kuulatde, and treats were enjoyed by the children. Armee \\a s alstJ honored "ith a dmnc r at her humt•. AllcndinJ;l "l' rl' Mr :. 1nd Mrs. J erry . Po\\ t' ll, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ho~t·r lltll, St·utty and lleathL•r, Jt•rry Wulfe, Amy and F: r~t· Wuguer. Scndmg IH'r o.~ gift WI' It' Mr. and Mrs. Ovalllllldlt•. IS TASTEE BOLOGNA DUNCAN HINES N EW weep CSSCJlti (i J. , b1 Dun and l'nsll Adlcla and ty tu tllu<ll atc Ius l.il lk Il l' noted th(l t mrm y of the :-; tunes were slgru fl c.mt to the 111ll U'I I.AN D-- 1\ f;11nll y allell<hn ~ wcri• Percy crnd diVId uol buned there . Soii\ L' g(tlh ezrng W<t!:l"' he ld 1eel.'ntl \ Ma ty Kmg , Mat )' Woods, \\'l' !'l' iii :"Sl' l'lbt•d V. Jt/ 1 tht:' J)l'f· ill tile hmnt' of Mrs lla !lt ~t Hem y WO<tds .•fudy Woods, ~u 1 1 's uu · u p ~ l llln , SUIII l' W.u ""' · Hutland Folluwmg Col umbus, Hobet t Bulehcr, deptctL<I fmntl y ll fe. wlltll' a ('UVC I'Ci.J diSh d! Ji flCJ , the Paulo and Shctla Ktng. Colulht.·r s prt.!scnted pc rsumda t~ f<~ t llll y went to the Htdtanl umbus, John MeCiella11d and ll <II ts W<J l'lll!l home where he sur- Durulhy Warner Hill , ColumTht.' 'i p crt k el Jtult:d thi;lt pnsed them Wtlh a lighted bus , Edwtn i:HH.l F.nr Pn t:c, llu uughoul 11'1<111) uf till' Ch11st11tas tree laden wt th Clu lhi:othe : Johu Wat ucr and l'l'llletC J il'S, lilt• \.\ JIJ U'.\ tr l'C Ill g tf~ f rances 1\aymutHI. Alltens , dJfft•r l'lll ~tctges Uf growth IS Prc~cnt were f1 vc 1-(l'llCI'il - Paul Hat l iS, CuiL UII UUs, Mrs lL'i L'Ii on Jllt:lrkcrs l>uve~. ttuiiS, Mrs Mat·y S<lyre, 92. of llarnct Marte Coconoughcr a n gd~. curlarns, and fl owers Mtddleputt , Mrs fl"' net ,,nd dlll dt en , Cy nllu a , ~J]J haw mr.:<Hling to the gn1ve Wamer, 71. Rutl a nd ; Mrs Honald, Sleven..Joante, <J nd they lllo l k, he satd wttli buds l<;sther Wat ner F r:lllkl111, 51, l an11ll c, Al hl' ns, J ohn of flowe rs meo mng a clultl. !'amelia Mut pity. 2(, and Brewer , Mt anti Mts . 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You no dod!Jt feel 111sccure t .t!llpd lg n s .!lid \\l't.'[JS bmkt•!s u\ L' l th ~ puu1 li llie bdb\' st.•.tl s 111 the f11 cndslnp b eL'ilUSL' she tin"'" 1 11.r11ptt ~u11 Mr s i\ h11 rllt ' sl. ll!)!, lttt•rt.•d IS lJt.•IJlg IIJUle l'l lllt:i:i) lhall I -''t ' t.t Srglltdn '1n pr t'SHIL'n l Yl't ' Ill' s!tJHt p:.. fu r std ll'·Pdlll .tbllll llJilS fut wollll'll on usual HaUter than bla mmg 1•l Ll ur :-;tla n sc T'\I t' l M1s i\ d fw t' \l rr r thd KIL'Ht , ! 11\ L' gtft till• whuk PI uulem on het . 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"J lhdl l pt'l~()ll d!l' ~ 1 1..., lcll llll' If yuu AHE ldlktng like a Wt:' nt' lt' t.tlk rng t1bu ul tltt' lrttlt• supt' l :'l llllll/1~ t!M t .r ll uf us llicraptsl , yoUJ fn end ma) (;rbiJ:-.. Lu\'L' J u\ . 1\11 " 1-'l t.'dd lrtJ\l' - \ uu kllU\\ not w:ll krng undez ,r !adde1. thr U\\ rng s.1ll Hood ])orr .r s .111d M;" fet:l yuu dll' odr ng 111 (j i !\ L'l ) IJU I ~h llu ldt'l' t'11 t'l," " Ikilt· Hlle1 . I· l<•t l.t superrur IIHt lll lCI Ask her tu Wit) dwr' l .\Oil m;k ~011 1 rt•;r dt•rs \\lr~t Lhe11 fa vont t•llt'Xl'S let you know when you are bei\lrs ( ;r bbs played illl 111g d n .md guud ltH·k u111 ens 111 c Woul d JIIHkc rl lllll t ere~ lm g t'lrltur rn pr l'ludt· to opt'll till llH'l'llllg. 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M1 !'1 f<:~ 1 111 I knu\\ l 1n ~ otng lo h.t\L' c1 gr l'crt dc~ v Bulr f I'm <luggt•d \'our fn end "way 1\l the nsk b~ rl'd ll g h h for~ t·t ll ! !'l hudda ~ lood 1 11 l~d uf suumhn g uvt•rh ctlldl) tre" l. In 1968, the Umted Sl>l tes and i'\f1rlh Vr e marn-a ~ 1 eed to ~t dtl pt'acr t;!lk.-.; rn Pans ,\ thought for till' ili1y Rtltr :-, h n u\L' h ~ l Edl\ ctrd John F F ultr . Mgr 700 E . Matn 992 -2109 l'\(' 1\111 ~ 1 11 111~ , , ,hn~.uttld r Jwdrtdtltlll , Ill\ illd !lt'\\SfJd flt_'l 'i IHI .... tit ,,f tht· Muldl,·pot l I·'" ' ' B.op· lr' t t'IHll l' h \\ :IS ht•ltl :\lo11d:J\ l't·xa rllr.t Wdl. Mt s Kl~tl'S al\ll Mrs Mt•tz gt•r l..:tst ' t'a t s ad!\ 1\1l'/'i Wt'lt' i t:'JWI tl·il on IJ) I .mu ~t· l }d\ rs IJWl' J ov ('u~· h' Mrs . Owe11 Doll <t ~.' fi nd M1.., Wlutt· Mao was amused with Kessinger TV ...in Review CHOICES Gifts *China * Plac~ues *Crystal * Figurines @1!~ 20211 Ma1n, Pomeroy , 0 �5 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesoay . May 3, 1978 By JOAN HANAUER UPI Trlevislun Wrfler NEW YOHK I UP! ) - For those who sa td the 1 ~77·78 lelevtsion season JU St completed wa s lhe worst m lhc htslory uf the lube - watt 'lll next yea r. CBS revealed tls 1978-79 fall schedule Tuesday and the contract betwepn the programs was droppmg - most of whtch were suffermg from old age and lerrrunal decline of rattngs and its ne" offermgs was enough lo maRe !he television vtewer Karen J31aker Ph.D. II lOt Ill' I d.utglill'l IX>tl ut k uf till' 11 II S.:riiiJtlll\ MI S!'i hH idl ~ ~Olll't~ d llllU ctl [' !Jt• Curtains U rtn ~ ~lldp d l I ha ve yellowed thv botlolll up ctnd 1'1!1 l1 silk 11 f 1111' d tiipl'l~ ~\llh t lntlll'~ pll ls DEAH POII.Y- I dn hopt.• SO IIleUJll' {.'CUI Je JI lnl' ilU ~\ to n·store the w/uteness to m~ n) Jon <:urlams -RUTH DF.AR RUTH - Al'tordlllg to om: lnstittJtt• uf I.<t UII(lt•rrn g ~O IIll' f,IIJ I H!'i SUth H ' IJ O'I-\' ] )l·l<HI~L' Of nb:sor LHng c!lilll llll' I d1 1 thi s \\ !Ill ii!l .u.· rU lhc11 dtsl'olord tJun t .t U~t.· l cHl l olll r lila) do lh L jiJIJ but do 1cell lht• lill'l't'llon; 0 11 llll' hoX\' t'f~ u u dulh lwf\lleprolt'l llO\CI It 111 11 l<'ll t.tkt lb ('t'L'dtng fi.JIJ I !l'S \\I ll 11 h.tl lht -1'01.1 y Ill·: \I{ 1'01.1 \ - 1 f.t,l and t'd 'i~ ~\ d~ tn ~ ou hm 1..' th em 111 d r \ l L'Illll" ~ h ol' ~ \ \ dbhcd '" lu put fr ont 11f th l' rl'ft tgt'ri:i l ur lLirlhd ... 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M1 ' hl' ul,ill Whrlt' r~·tul !'ll l'lpt UH' ;.1 \•tlu•t 's t\pnm ' Mt l'i l•,d11.1 Wr lsun Mrs Kd tll\ Hr ggs .md Mr:; J unt• Kl uL'S ~a11g .k . . ul'i cmd 1\lt• · rt nd M1s Stu ,d1 Fmdet lr.•d d 1ec~< h ng, \ \ llt' ll (,od ( 1 t'd tl'd \l 11thl't " · Sc1 \'tllg on tilt· kr t- ' Iit'll l onHnrl tt'L' \\t'n.• Mr!-1 I \rt ll .utlt') . i\11 ' b.tlH'llt · \\' rnt•!JJt'II IIL'I i\11' Srrtc~h <illt'll, oilltl ~~" I:IIWill'th 1 , tton s;nd Pomeroy . O. :~r.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.:,:,:,:,., Some -sex friends Ill-cAll Ill! HI AKF.Il - I , t,nted lllCI "PY Jasl SlUillllel IJCt:ause I was havmg seri ous Jn l'l'tt n g r)l:t !'J;IIl 'lllC cas resl \ (] det.L' l\'C' ts one s m~n self US. • • 1-:ven though I fee l a lot better about 111ysdf Hntl even hdVl' a slecHJy buyfl1euLI , lhtngs m·cn 'l gu111g very well 1:1 Now IllY uest ~ II lh leml and I scemlo !Je dt t.ftt ng apat·t Lately she lws slatt ed IS RAPE~ lllJSIIA Nil 'S Klfal'l" llE~H II EI.EN U1rfortu na tcly I don't h\ot! 111 M.Js:-;a dJU 'il' tl !i 1\llt'l t• a 1\l f l t a ll ( h.t 1gl' her hu~ b.r r nl \\ rth fm t riJil' 1a pt• i\1\ sltilt• Sl'l'l ll S tH t/1111k tha t a ll ld ll l iltl ))l' Wi SI'X U.illj \ rolt•nl tl :-i lit' \\ ls h t'"i , dS lun g £IS lw \ n t.rt t 1t'tllu lht..• \\Uillcl/1 hL•\ b ru tc~hw 1g I ll'fllll) hu:-;IJand - f u1 good cJIli CIZill g me fm Uc111g lou aualyhca l She says I am .t lways looklllg fu t Iudden Jn canmgs 111 cvcrythmg. 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Va. that may be IJi.l ~ccJ un f~e l r n ~s th<1t ) ou don't dese1ve bolh nwle wul femal e relalHmslups at t h ~ s.r\J ne tmw Wlule you a t c llunktng dbuul all tins do not thscollllt lilt• pusst btlity lhal you have d tangcd to the poml that you emU your g11·lfncnd etre nut Hs ~: um pc.rtr!Ji e a~ yuu m • c~ Wt.!IC If so, you may both "ant to dl'vclop new frr 1.mdshrps But whether yuu work t hr n~s uut wrtll hct tJJ f!lld othel fr iCIHIS, reiiiCinUel that h<:iV IIlg a Sli!II C·Sl'X fl ll'lld Mr kc ""II G c !l<:id1 Mr :-, In fact. two m thr ee arc eve n bett er Lll<:~ ll um· Although few people have the tune and cnc1g) f or t h<:~t many dose fnends, a deep mvulvemcnt other l 1 vc~ perspective to unc's own lumtctl tnn e un tlus ~a 1 th IJeum.se u f ou r eu mlltwn r n ~ t.JI.Juut the ll.ttun • of mo lt.·· fetnal e relatt ons lnps, lite) ca n J,lf cly p! u\'l tic the du sc n e~s uf s.r mc-sex ft rcndslu ps MJ l<~ s t lut of ddvwe IS thdl tlungs 11'111 pruiKtbl y ne ver be pctfect The l"ck IS lo <Oil· tmu e~ ll y stnve for growth cmd dwnge wlule' mat nta uung o fcdrng uf scr t r sfo~dlll tl wr lh how f,u yuulwvc cume It suunds hkc you ha\' l' c ullll' a lung wa \' . 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Hloud I•.tl <, Alh lllJ~l' l c r us!:; Oll rcr ~ wh o Wdll l tins tllfUJ matron l'd ll St.·ml SO Lents wrth a long, stdlll ped, se lf-Hdtlressed ~II H lopt: fm 1t to me 111 l:d l t:' 11f lh" 11cwspaper, P 0 Bus 1551 Hadto Ctl) Sla t111n. New Y111k, NY 10010 flEAH llH l.t\MB - Would \ uu plea st.· ft d\•t:st.: 111 1 ege~ 1 d to tltul dl' le uutlet sv mlrume ' I l>crn told l1 11 :-; IS whtrt ! IJLH' L' but tt m not tuo ce1 tam rtboul ha\ mg my top 111J t t.: lllu\stl I cu n l eft~h;.t!ld ed , IJLI\'l' and 1111 left dlll t bot hers 111e a Jut hut I alii d!So c un n~lll l.'d Wl tll whether Ul' not Ill\ cl!'lll tau ts as d symptom or' hea rt truu lJie I 1.11 11 a .lO-yem -olli fe111 all'. tl rt:' on!} tl1111g I have 1~ an uh:e r. M' arm see m s tu fl m e up when my ull e l doe~ (m d also tn Luoler wee-& tile r. I h.i\ C \~ untlc red about nerves DEAH HP.AilF.H - The W'tel) , VCI!l Wid II CI'Vl'S l u the ru m ( wn e out of lite d rl's l llho tax 1 ill llfl• lop of the 11b La g t.: ~nd p tt !:i.S alung und e r tltc da vtclt.! ~cu ll .a1 bolll' l Till')' " "' be culllpl cssc<l b) till' r lavtli e, rnust. les 111 the lll'tk a rert u1 eve n an exlut I'IIJ Tlw pJt•ssur e un the f:lrt ezy, docs g1ve Li n rnterestmg look Clunese leader gave f,dgar at M::to's sen.'Se of hwn or 1n Snow m 1970. m "htch Mao Cets.tJ,a l co mm ~ nt s traded satd he fell conservati ves were hkely to be more honest lllrouglt an mterprcler . The dtsc losure s come tn the lhan thetr more liberal lhtrd msla llmenl of "RN: counterpart.. The Memotrs of Rtchard Ntxon also wrtles thal he. Nixon ," being sen alized by Mao and the late Chinese The Chtcago Trtbu ne anJ Premier Chou En-l.a t Joked other newspapers around lhe about K1ss1nger's ht ghly w unll y, The memmrs wtll be puultctzed life as a bachelor . published tn book form May The form er pres tdenl 15 writes "'He doesn 'I look like Ntxon wnles· "'I hke n ghl- a secret agent.' I satd 'He ts tsts,' Mao satd , obvLOusly the on ly man m caphvtty who enJoytng h1mself. 'People say could go lo Pans 12lunes and that you are nghtists - that Pekmg once, and no one knew lhe Hepubhca n Party Ls on tt - except possLbly a couple the right - that (Bntish) of pretty g1rls.' Prtme Mt nJSler f Edward I "'So you often make use of Heath IS also to Ute right. your gLrls '' Mao asked •· The y also say the '"HIS gtrls, not mme,' I L'hnsltan Democrahc Party replied . 'It would gel me mto of West Germany ts to the great trouble tf I used gtr ls as nght. I am compara hvely a cove r ' happy when these people on '" Espe ctall y dunng an lhe nghl come mto power ."' elecfion .' Chou remarked as NIXon does not explain Mao JOmed m the laughter Mao's statement , but tl Nixon also outlmes how recalled an mle rvtew the Ktssmger sel up the hiStoric China b tp : arran ged that :·we \ l.' lll 01 IIL'I ve t..:all l<!USC KJSsLnger would fl y lo Vtelnam for co nsultatiO ns dl<:lllgcs 111 ~he d ll ll li l ll l h<:i nd Even the m e~ty p~! ll t p1 u- earl) tn July and then slop m Paktslan on lhe way ba ck . lllll le nce dl the ba se uf tllu There he would develop a llllnniJ Ill d) c~ tr uphy How much of a p1oiJiem tl stomach ache that would J't..:f:ll! ) IS t an on!~ lw tl dcl · reqwre him to stay m bed and JJUIJeU by the ductm 's ex- not be seen by the pres's '!'hen .. a Pakislant · Jet 1\0uld Oy illlll no tlun Hlld lhc dllillgt:s tha t 1esu!t fr urn suc h Cl l'undr· him over the mountains tnlo twn The treatment. If f:III Y 1s Chma ... "13€fore Kissmger left, we rweded. ts tu re la~v~ lht· agreed on a smgle code word pi eS.,III'l' If II IS a muscle ll Eureka - which he could l nay need to IJt:' scvc1cd to use tf ht s mt ss Jon were 1dea~c tht.! ill tcr) or Ill! I \'C and the successful that IS UCIIlg t'IJIIIprcssed If ll prestdenltal lnp had been IS the II IJ Cl ~ l'dlUJl of It tn cJy arranged need tu IJe removed "On July 11, Ktssmger's Sumetu nes pcrsun <:~l ila brt:-; atde , AI fla1g, phoned that a cunl11bute lu the p1ublem co ble from Kissmger had Tlte hobtl of pulltng lhe hands a !Jove the head wlule sleeptng armed " 'What's the message')' 11 ~11 obstruct the en·culahon tuo.ll1lll h du11ng li te 111 ~ hl In asked " 'Eureka ,' he rephed these cases con cellOn of such halJ1L' nm v be suffiC ient It r.s ve 1) r,u c fur a :10-}ear uld healthy female lo have the type uf hedtt diSease lhal Lauscs P"lll 111 tilt! arm and I would tll1nk }OU cm1 stop wur' ymg aboult hat I don 't thmk \ uu r ulcer h.as £tnytlllng to do ~vt ll r ~uu1 cum t.hst:umfu rl ft om lhe 'thuroctc outlet syn<h ume" but tl IS .true lhal *Rings dtgestiVl' tllsurders. ineludmg spnsm Hf the esophag us, ur *Earrings tra ppetl gas 111 the l olon undr 1 the spleen l'<:lll t.:u ust.• *Pendants 1cfetr ell ]>d ill tu the at m - not Jewelry <:I ~SO(.' ICJtl'd W Jtil !real [ d t ~a se In 1919. US . a trpl anc pass e n ~e r se rvic e be gan when Robert Hewitt fl ew Mrs J A Hoagland a nd MISS Ethel Hodges from New York City lo Atlantic Clly. *Watches * Stick Pins Stop tn and buy a gift for your favonte Mom . ess • • HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. " Mrddle Uppe r Block" Pomeroy, Ohio 9 a . m .-S p.m . Mon . thru Thurs . & Sat. 9a .m .·8 .m . Fri . Closed CUBE STEAK $}49 < LB. CASH FAVOR SLICED DOG FOOD APPLE BUTTER 1_8 oz. 79~ Jar fRESH COUNTRY EGGS oo1- 69c $ 49 BOILED HAM LB. RIB STEAK LB. ., •• '179 LICED OHIO VALLEY • ••• •• < •• • • •' •• •'• •' ••• ~ • • • BACON • peopletalk United Press lnter011tional OPENING NIGIIT 1'he ce lebnttes came out tn droves lo pa y $150 a ltckel at New York 's Melropohlan Opera House Tuesday ru ghlto see Mikhail Baryshnikov dance the lead role lhe New York prenuer of "Don QUixote," which lhe Russranborn dancer choreographed htmself for the Amertean Ballet l'h cater. Barysbnikov and pnma ballenna Gelsey Kirkland were applauded by an equally stellar audtence althe beneftl for the ballet company. ln the seats were Jacqueline Kennedy Unassis, ballerma Natalia Makarova, author Kurt Vuonegut, actress Beatrice Straight, pop smger Nell Sadaka and publisher Thomas Guutzburg TV HEADS ROIL : CBS IS ax tng seven shows from thts fa ll 's hneup lo make \\ay for etght new senes, mcluding "Mary," a var1ety show hosted by Mary Tyler Moore. Gone wtll be Telly Savalas ' farmhar ba ld pate m "Kojak," "The Bob Newhart Show," "The Tony Randall Show ," "Maude, " ''On Our Own, " "Ba by, I' m Back,'' and "The Amazmg Sptderman " Their repla cements, m addition lo "Mary," will be "The Amen can GLrls" anti "Fiymg Htgh" - two adventure senes about youn g women, appa rent spm -<lffs of ABC 's i'Charhe's Angels'' - "Kaz " and " Paper Chase" aOOut lawy~rs : s il~om s ' Just The Begmmng" and "WKRP m Cmcmnatl ;" and '' People," a weekly report on the beaul Lful people CAlL HER LUCKY: Jill Stratto n, 27, a whale tra mer al lhe Marmeland sea life park m Southern Califorrua , was almost drowned Tuesday by one of her charges - Orky the killer whale. Miss Stratton, re hearsmg a new show roullne, mounted the whale's ba ck - <~ S she had many ttmes before when Orky became "agtlaled" and ' pushed her lo the bottom of the tank ." holdmg her there for "a bout four minutes," says a spokeswoman for the park at Bancho Palos Verdes Dlher employees brought her to the surface and she was reported 1n good condiuon at Torrance Memon al Hosp1tal QUOTE OF lliE DAY : Alan van Norman, commentmg Tuesday on hts release m a three-way pnsoner swap wtlh the East after he spent mne months tn Jatl for trymg to help an East German fa mtl y flee lo the West 'I plan to go home, play with the ktds and walk the dog " GLIMPSES: Vtce PreSident Waller Mondale and hts wtfe, Joan, were tn Mantia. Philtpptnes, Tuesday to lay a wreath at the monum ent to Pht hpp1ne palnot Dr. Jose Rfzal ... Philip Bo!co and Fritz Weaver are tn New York rehea rstng for the ' upcommg Broadway play '' Btko," about the late South Afnca n black leader Steve Btko . Broadway tmpresan o Joseph Papp was among those hononng New York 's Depul> Mayor Herman lladtllu at a reeept1on at the Waldorf-Astona ffolel .. . Jaclyo Snnth, one of "Char he's Angels,'' was honored tn the Btg Apple Tuesday as "Woman of the Year" by lhe AdverliSmg Club of New York SPECIALII/fl/FOR MOTHER Thornas wa:; Hi st rt lll <11!-iplay 79 PEAS HEALTH You r !Judy fa t IS cltetmcall)' • the In Chma Nrxon shtes <:~way from ~ ~ vmg tire substance of Jus serwus ta lks wtlh the late l'ha trm a n Of the Ch mese Commu nist Party , but he The lop network televiSIOn programs for the week endmg Apt il30, according to the A.C. NLelse~ Co., were: I. "Three's Company ", 2· " V ega~" I ABC pt lot mov1e1, 3 "Lave rne &Shtrley" ; 4: "Ahce ", 5 "Happy Days" ; 6 "AJim the Family" ; 7. ( ue J "One Day al a Ttme" and " Char he's Ange ls" , 9 Nahonal Cheerleadmg Champtonsht p, 10 1lte ) 'Starsky & Hutch" and " Dallas" sum c di Sl USSl.'d \II f Ullll'L' l'll lll lllllS Brtgh l and fl al tering for fhaf fr ee and atry tee ltng you lov e Ea sy Str ee t combi n es fasht on wt th flex tbll tty gtrls" us a (·over m scttm g up N1xon's lmstory-nr akm~ \ 1!-ill year law students. . In the half-hour stlcoms. thei'€ 'S "WKRP m Ctncmnat t" I how 's lhal for an acronym?) about a rock 'n' roll radiO slalion, whtch ought lo sutl lhe preteen brigade. ThiS wnter's favon le IS "Ju sllhe 13€gtnnmg," about a pnest t McLean Stevenson ) and a nun clashtng at an mner ctly storefront missiOn CBS descnbcs the nun "Aggte, a young, \\Orldly wtse nun , runs th e mLsston and, wtth a degree m socta l psychology, an understanding nature and a kara te black bell, 1s well qualified for her work " "Gomg My Wa y" 1t am't. f,t t BAMA 3-LB. CAN but Sparkling delite alsu dtsplal'ed t\\ o eng1rtvrngs f1 um hct culkt· lt on. A lllap of plats 111 tilt• Beech (;row l'cllll'lcry un lo<~n from Mr and Mrs Do11 18 oz . Jar 4 tl'plies. )!;l' lll' l , 11 pe r .sUIHJI MOM Wll.L LOVE 2LB. ARGO 00 pr uh1b rt s 11 1£11 1 Warner family gathers Creamy or Chunky JIF Had1o1 l'lll Sta ll ull , Nl' ll York. N \' lllOW Volu me uf NOW OPEN Gt d ll' VALLEY BELL 2% MILK 5th & Pearl ~89 United Pres s Inte rnational Ht charll Ntxon wntes that Mao Tse-Tung told lum he was "<'OJ IIpatali vely happy" Ht seeing cunserva t1 ves come to power m Western nations and Was amused at Henry Ktsst nget 's use of "pretty ~ a 1 111 twu m three h.! Ji lh a t:cr t,un , Gone were " Maude," "Kojak," "Bob Newhart" and "Tony Randall," each wtth a star and sty le worth preservmg Also gone was "On-Our Own," one of the very few new CBS shows last fall that made It even thts fa r '·Baby, I'm Ba c~ " and "Arnaztng SpLder-Man" aloo will be gone and, one hopes, soon forgollen. Of lhe shows for whiCh CBS had such high hopes last fa ll , only Ed Asner's "Lou Grant" remains to start new season "Wonder Woman," whtch CBS brought over from ABC, re mams on the schedule as do two of the lumled senes lhal the network tried out on the public this sprmg 'Mlose two wmners are "The Incredtble Hulk " and "Dallas." Then there are the new programs. "Mary," starrmg Mary Tyler Moore, wtll replace Carol Burnett as th e llllly musrccom edy-variety show on the network and there 's certamly a huge deposit of good wrll wartmg lo greet Miss Moore's new effort A trendy newcomer IS "Peopl e, " a half-hour " tnformaltongosslp" show, which will concen trate on the chLc, the fa mous, the mfamous - m other words, a gossip column of the atr Move over , Mtss Hona , CBS 1s on your beat Then there are lhe "sex" sh ows ~ the quote marks becaus e of course no sex wtll be shown - JUS! pretty gtrls, pr obably bra-less and certain !~ in reveahng ccstumes ''The American Gtrls" IS about two research assistants for a telev tston magazme show, "Fiymg High" oounds like a "Coffee, Tea or Me" wnle-through about thrc>e stewardesses-or flig ht attendants , as they are called now The gtrls are played former New York models - rooki e actresses whose talent may he 111 other than lhetr actmg abLhlJ Two other hour.Jong shows mclu de " Kaz ," about a youn g law)er who ea rned Ius law degree Ill Jail , and " Paper Chase," based 011 the movte about tile tnals and lribul allons of ftrs t AIM EE WOLFF: TURNS SIX - Aimee Wolfe, daught!'r 11f Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wolre Racmc, recently ceh•hratcd her stx th birthday wtlh a party during her kindergarten l'lass Cup!'akes. kuulatde, and treats were enjoyed by the children. Armee \\a s alstJ honored "ith a dmnc r at her humt•. AllcndinJ;l "l' rl' Mr :. 1nd Mrs. J erry . Po\\ t' ll, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ho~t·r lltll, St·utty and lleathL•r, Jt•rry Wulfe, Amy and F: r~t· Wuguer. Scndmg IH'r o.~ gift WI' It' Mr. and Mrs. Ovalllllldlt•. IS TASTEE BOLOGNA DUNCAN HINES N EW weep CSSCJlti (i J. , b1 Dun and l'nsll Adlcla and ty tu tllu<ll atc Ius l.il lk Il l' noted th(l t mrm y of the :-; tunes were slgru fl c.mt to the 111ll U'I I.AN D-- 1\ f;11nll y allell<hn ~ wcri• Percy crnd diVId uol buned there . Soii\ L' g(tlh ezrng W<t!:l"' he ld 1eel.'ntl \ Ma ty Kmg , Mat )' Woods, \\'l' !'l' iii :"Sl' l'lbt•d V. Jt/ 1 tht:' J)l'f· ill tile hmnt' of Mrs lla !lt ~t Hem y WO<tds .•fudy Woods, ~u 1 1 's uu · u p ~ l llln , SUIII l' W.u ""' · Hutland Folluwmg Col umbus, Hobet t Bulehcr, deptctL<I fmntl y ll fe. wlltll' a ('UVC I'Ci.J diSh d! Ji flCJ , the Paulo and Shctla Ktng. Colulht.·r s prt.!scnted pc rsumda t~ f<~ t llll y went to the Htdtanl umbus, John MeCiella11d and ll <II ts W<J l'lll!l home where he sur- Durulhy Warner Hill , ColumTht.' 'i p crt k el Jtult:d thi;lt pnsed them Wtlh a lighted bus , Edwtn i:HH.l F.nr Pn t:c, llu uughoul 11'1<111) uf till' Ch11st11tas tree laden wt th Clu lhi:othe : Johu Wat ucr and l'l'llletC J il'S, lilt• \.\ JIJ U'.\ tr l'C Ill g tf~ f rances 1\aymutHI. Alltens , dJfft•r l'lll ~tctges Uf growth IS Prc~cnt were f1 vc 1-(l'llCI'il - Paul Hat l iS, CuiL UII UUs, Mrs lL'i L'Ii on Jllt:lrkcrs l>uve~. ttuiiS, Mrs Mat·y S<lyre, 92. of llarnct Marte Coconoughcr a n gd~. curlarns, and fl owers Mtddleputt , Mrs fl"' net ,,nd dlll dt en , Cy nllu a , ~J]J haw mr.:<Hling to the gn1ve Wamer, 71. Rutl a nd ; Mrs Honald, Sleven..Joante, <J nd they lllo l k, he satd wttli buds l<;sther Wat ner F r:lllkl111, 51, l an11ll c, Al hl' ns, J ohn of flowe rs meo mng a clultl. !'amelia Mut pity. 2(, and Brewer , Mt anti Mts . 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', • 7- The Daily Sentine l, Middlepo rt-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 3, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepo rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday: May :1, 1978 Palestinian ·gUerrillas ambush U. N. ·soldiers . By NEDD TEMKO · BEIRUT, "Lebanon tU Pi l - Palestiniap_gue·rrillas ambushed U.. Sold iers, kill ing three of the peace-keepers and wounding the Fren ch commander in the port of Tyre in the worst clash sin ce U.N. forces entered southern Lebanon, a U.N. spokesman said today . sa id the Obse rve rs guerrillas involved appea rl'll to be mostly from the rad ical Palestinia n "rejection front" that opposes any negotiated . ' the dashes with a "well- t'ouncil resolution to oversee Ttlll ll'iiZ," was kiiled a.s he was or g ani ~ed J:' l~ t bu sh , . as Ch~~ 11.lc withdrawal . uf Israeli nego tiatin g o n infi ltration· Frenc h U.N. ('Oiilmanderand- fn rt: cs foll ow ing · thc.ir. wi th ' Col. Jean Silvan, the . a Palestinia n offi cer wt•re at· im·asion in retaliation for a French ·u .N. comma nder in tempt in g to negotiat t• a n Pa lestin ia n guer ril la r aid Tyre. &11\'an was wounded, with agree ment concerning Pales· into Israel that killed 35 fiy e bullets in the legs and tinian infiltralitm past U.N. Israelis. lines . · Menegaux told UPI corre- si de of his body, In Beirut, "It 's a little bit shorking spondent David D. Pearce . Sa l\'an underwent surgery the way it happened - duri ng "They must have had many an d \\'as ' 'pi'Onoun eed out da nge r" uy a U.N. negotiation s,'' Menegeaux more killed than we did." said. No exact casua lty count spokes man but suffered The fi gh ting wa> the worst. wa s ava il able from th e "sever !! Wounds ." Diplomats since the U.N. forces were Palestinians. But a senior s~i d he wil l be evacuated ~~ ordered into .s outhern Beirut diplomat said Fa tah France soon . Ten minutes after Salvan Lebanon as pa rt of a Securi ty offici al Mai . Moham med · sNtll'llll'lll \\'llh lsnad, not fr om the. mHinstre am F at;ih ~ ro up of Palesti ne Liberation l' ha1rm an Vasser Arafa l. The U.N spokes man sa id two rrench para troopers and one Senegalese soldier died in th e battle that erupted Tu esday evenin g in a nd arow1d the port ci ty of Tyre w1th fi ghting a t the French O r gan i l~ll io n ba rra r ks. Capt . Jean Menega ux , the U.N. spokesman in Tyre, said Palestinian guerrillas started was woundNI. a Senegalese sol dier dr iving a smaii U.N. tJ' uc"k 'wa s kill ed when . guerrillas firl'd a rocketpro pelled grenade at th e vehicle, destroying it, the spokesman smd. The U.N. se nt out armored perSon nel ca rriers, but a U.N . spokesm an said : " When -we approached the cu nbul:lh r~ r ea, we were fired on fNl m all dir·cctions. We fi rc• l back with eve rything we had, including the cannons of the APC's." . STARTS THURSDAY MORNING lO.A.M. SHOP IN POINT PLEASANT OR MASON Pllstic Vase WOMEN'S POLYESTER LADY VANITY SlEEVELESS SHELLS DEEP FRYER Ra nd om Rib Des ign . White a nd 5 Colors . V-Nec k or Mock Tu r tl e Nec k. Regular 52.99. $1 88 . Sizes S-M- L. 1 SAVE 1.11 A cooke r or fry er . 51 1 qt. size . Fr y Ba sket. Gla ss Co ve r, Ove n Prool . Fl OWFR Ftl I Fn LIPSTICK HOLDER CEMETERY VASE DAISY MIRROR Choose from Zinni a , Rose or Carnat ion . Save ._:_1 ~-~9-·_ ; . . . _ _ , ~ REG . ~ 1.19 · ... ~. •·j\l f ' . ... .l·' \ \, '(.) '·lJ 1.'l~' REGULAR '1.39 A Gift She'll Use! - ( STARTS THURSDAY 10 A.M. 39 FEiT Roni - Oisposable BUTANE LIGHTER I •GUM DROPS •ORANGE SLICES • SPICE DROPS R ~GULAR CHEER IOS CEREAL 20 OZ. SIZ E R EGULAR $1.59 99e 111111111111111111111111111 Ar m ..!. ;l Reg u la r S26 99 1 REG. 14.99 $11 &8 CHAISE LOUNGER PV C Webs, Sturd y Steel Fram e. Made i n USA . Or ange or Gr ee n. Full Site, REG. 16.99 1 CEMETERY. SPRAY 2 CHAIRS AND SALE! REGULAR 11.19 SUN GLASSES 4 DAY SALE 1j2 PRICE 88¢ CHAISE LOUNGER MULTI COLOR IF BOUGHT SEPARATElY ~ 24.95 WOMEN ' S SPRING PANT SUITS lf2 PRICE 1S"x27" CLOTHES PIN$ UTILITY MATS 50 COUNT LOOP AND PILE 59c JUMBO ECONOMY BOX 1 $}988 SALE PRICED WOOD SPRING 1.1 OZ. BAG 12x l2 Wood Slats Tu bu lar Cu"cd 3 PIECE SET NTIRE STOCK CANDY SAVINGS /I MATCHING REDWOOD Wt•' rt• He ady Now - So don't wa it too Ion!( for y uur twed s. Th r _y 'rc hound to sell t)Uickl y. UP TO 16" LONG ROSES -CARNATION DAHLIAS .Iuper luys! 42" WIDE HOLDS 2 PEOPLE I' WREATHS AND SPRAYS WOOD OR PLASTIC WHITE $1.89 VALUE ,,·,, 1.v;.; .. .II ··\., . . .. · ~ ~.::, ·,~\~{ ~ "Memor1al ·o·ay" REGULAR >6.99 •, : 1 SOLIDS - P RIN TS '.'·, ' ST RIP ES • ; ·; ', , ' WHIT E, TOO PICKET FENCE REDWOOD SETTEE J. MULTI·POSITION ·: \\!.,f.·~ MEN'S SHIRTS · ~--~ : , ,':c'· ·;' \ $ 8 38 BRAIDED RUGS $}Q22 lAWN CHAIR PERMANENT PRESS -Q , SHORT SLEEVE CAPE COO 99¢ REG. $12 .59 REGULAR $2.19 ENAMEL FINISH DOZENS OF SALE ITEMS NOT ADVERTISED R EVERSIB LE !,.ock l eqs, Brown or Gree n, 6)l h: 4 Webs. By Sun Terrace. PLANT BOX Reg . 99 c 39c 67¢ MOTHER ' S DAY SPECIAL 24 INCH - GREEN METAL LAWN CHAIR WEDDING REG . 89c FOLDING ROCKER MOM COFFEE MUG 1 FROM , ;: , ,~ REGULAR STOCK VALU E S TO SJ.99 FENCE Styr e n e Pla s ti c. Wrought Iron Styl ing . 36" Sec tion . LAWN-FURNITURE REDUCED I ACUTE GIFT SHORT SHORTS $288 BORDER . Tray fo r Tr inkets , ~ Colors . BoKed . A '19 c Value . SEE OUR OTHER SPRING TOPSSELECT FROM HUNDREDS ...,....__. IT'S COLORFUL! WOMEN'S FASHION PLASTIC "66¢ 42c . $988 REG . s1.39 9 $VALUE 1.2 Court says sales,tax must be paid on time 66~ JACQUARD BATH TOWELS DESIGNERS PATTERNS Firemen striking, two houses burn MANSF IELD, Ohio (UPI ) - A "fire destroyed two houses In the near downtown area of this city of 55,000 early today where firemen have been on strike since Monday in a wage dispute, City Safety Dir ec tor Cla)1on Long and Mayor Richard Porter and about 20 police officers were at the scene and hosed the burning buildings but were unabl_e to sav e them. Fir e Chi ef Leonard Boebel re mai nl'd at the main fir e station . Authorittes said the fire started in an a ba ndoned house and spread to the home of the Rev . Michael A. McFadd en, 92, a retired Catholic priest. Two police officers notic ed a newspape r on the front porch of the burning two· story McFadden residence and broke in to check out the home. Th ey found McFadden asleep and pulled him out. How ever, there was confusion at the scene of the fi re a nd ap pa ren tly no attempt was made to save the priest's residence. Authoriti es sa id th ey initially feared -the fire may spread to a farmer~ mark et . which is loca ted aCross an alley from the McFadden residence. However, there was no wind and the fi re did not spread. Seve ral homes were Livestock • auction COLUMBUS ( UPI ) Tuesday's livestock auction : Compa red wi th last week slaughter steers steady to 2 higher , slaughter heifers steady to 50 higher, slaughter cows 25- 1 lower, slaughter bulls stea dy to !lower, feeder cattle 4 higher. Slau ghter steers : Choice 23 900.1200 lbs ~2-56; 3-4 90t). 12:i0 lbs 51-52.50; high good and low choice 2-1900.1300 lbs 47-5 2: good 2-3 851l-IOOO lbs 47· 50.25 ; fe w sta ndard to good mainly holsteins 1-2 951l-1300 lbs 4>-48.50: standard 2·3 98(). 1215 lbs 42-45.2:i. Slaughter heifers : Choice Z. 41151l-!100 lbs 5()-52; individual 55; 3-4 700.1100 lbs 45-SI ; few 751f1100 lbs 45.50-48; goo d 2-4 80().1150 lbs 42-48.10; 7()().875 lbs 40-42. Slaughter cows : Utility and commercial 2-4 900-1600 lbs 35-4 2.75; cutter 1-2 80().1375 lbs 32-38.25 ; canner 700.1225 lbs 28.51l-;14 ; slaughter bulls, 1s 1()8().1650 lbs 46.25-49.2:i ; 2s 1!00.1705lbs 38.5G-45.10. Vealers : Prime 100.280 lbs 74-82; 75-140 lbs 60-Q ; choice 17().230 lbs 67·73: 6>120 lbs 51· 59; good and choice 151l-275 lbs 57-64 . Feeder cattle: Choice and prime steers 350-550 lbs 53-59; good 375-m lbs 45 .50-52; heifers choice and prime 325520lbs 45-51.50; choice 475-575 lbs 42-16.25; smallloi 550 lbs 48.50; good and choice 34()-5ji0 lbs 38.50-44. Hogs : Barrows and gilts 2.75 higher, so ws 1·2 higher ; boars I higher ; pigs not compared ; barrows a nd gilts I.J 22tl-245lbs 48.50-49 ; SOWS 13 3IJ0.660 lbs 41.00-43.60; 475665 lbs 46.25-47.60; boars 5 head460 lbs 33.60 ; feeder pigs I.J 107-148 lbs 51~3 cwt. Sheep: Slaughter lambs 2-4 lower; choice and prim e spring lambs 55-100 lbs 72-74; individual 80; choice and prime 9().115lbs shorn with no 1-3 pelts 65-&.50 ; ulllity and good slaughter ewes 100-120 Ills 16-22. LEGAL NOTICE 4 COLORS MATCHING WASH CLOTHS 2 FOR 18 INCH BBQ GRILL 22" HIGH REGULAR $6.99 POINT PLEASANT OR MASON The Public Ulilitles Commls· sion ol Ohio has set lor public hearing Case No. 77·380-EL-FACSubtile A, to re~iew the operation ol the Fuel Cost Adju stment C~ use and the luel procurement practices and policies ollhe Ohio Power Company on May 8, 1978 , at 10:00 A.M., E.S.T., at the Commission's oll ~es . 180 East Broad Street. Columbus. Ohio. All Interested persons will be given an opportunlly to be h~rd . Further lnlormation may be obtained by con· · lacJing Jhe Publtc Utilities Commission of Ohio. THE PUB LIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OH IO By Richard l. Smrth. Sw o,tary evacuated because of a gas line and service station in the area. The firemen , members of local 266 of the Firefighters Association, went , on strike Monday to protest tile city 's refusal to grant them $1,000 annual raise and a three-year contract. Pi cket lines were established at aiL seven fire stations in the city and only Lon g and. Fire Chief U.Onard Boebel were on duty. The firefi ghters have voted to withhold all services until a contract settl ement is reached . City Auditor · Norma n Walker has said there Is no money in the city budget for COLUMBUS tUPI) - The Ohio Supreme Court ·today ruled that a business must pay sale~ taxes on time - and ~ penalty if the lax payment 1s overdue - even though the OhiO Department of Taxation did not provide th e bu smess preprinted lax forms. Village Music, In c., of Lucas County, was charged with delinqu ency in the payment of tax es in the JO montlls following May, 1971. A penalty and d•linquenrv a raises . ROME ( UPI ) - Walter Wolf , who opera tes Jody Scheckter's career in Grand Prix racing, wa tched his team of Chicagoan Bobby Ray hoi and Sweden's Amve rs Olu fsen go through! their !ina! paces Tuesday 's fo r Saturday' s Formula Three race in Monte Carlo. The Swed e is curr ent leader in the F-3 driver standings and Rayhol was runnerup in Formula Tw o raciitg last ·year to Ca nada' s ~ illes Villeneuve . Make this Mother's Day the one she'll remember. Give her a beautiful Ridgeway floor clock rt.'r tl lled tJy JoJ.;,; 'Jrut ionJ Autopsy turns up diamond Reminds You Tha t Mothers Day 1s May l!ith. l{cmcmbtr H t r •with A Gih or Gift Certificate Evening Hours By Speci al Appo intments OPEN OAIL Y 9: 00 -5:00 ' Phone 304-882-3312 • tax exemption signed COLUMB US l UP! ) Five bills, including one to exem-pt inv e nt or i es warehoused in foreign trade zones In Oh io from th e tangible personal proper ty tax , were signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Ja mes A. Rhodes. · The only for eign trade zone · designated in Ohio by the federal government is in Toledo. State offi cials have asked that sections of ports in Cleveland and Cincinnall also be given such designations. The Ohio Depar tment of Taxation has not attempted to collect the tax in any case . The tax exemption bi ll. eff ec tiv e Aug. I, was sponsored through the Leg islature by Rep. Roecn J . You Can Depend On Kroger Kroger Pork 'N' Beans Grade A Large Eggs 1b - 01. Cans KROGER Theater owner, 81, still YEllOW CLING SliCED CINCINNATI l UP! I - An 81 -year-old theater owner, co nvicted Monday of panderin g obscenity for showing the film "Dixie," announced he will conti nue to show X-ratl'd movies at his Royal Theatre. Fra nk Wesley Hu ss is sc he· duled for sentencing Friday in Ham ilton County Municipal Court for the firstdegree misdemeanor offense , .~e nate Eat more Biscuits Peaches which ca rr ies a maximum sentence of six months in jail and-<Jr a $1,000 fine. After eight and a half hours of delibe rati'o n, the ju ry Monday could not reach a ve rdict on Freder ick Kirn, a theater em ployee also on trial. Judge John Ranz declar ed Kirn 's tr ial a mistr iaL "I can 't imagi ne how I was found gui lty:· said Hu ss, who testified that "Dixie" was shown by mistake. "I neve r saw the fil m." His a ttorn ey said the conviction will" be appealed. BATON ROUGE, La . l UP! ) - It was 200 years late, but Louisia na state PORTLAN D, Ore. 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IH I IN Save $140 GENUINE 106 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . state . The Foreign trade zone Louisiana INGLES FURNITURE ti l t ' Wayne County does not have He lations. and penalty was justified. The company (')mlleng ed cump(u ly cha rged that the .. In a separate ruling, the. to be. inspected and approved ' ronvcyor was used for freight Court upheld ·lower rour t 1 by the Divi sion of Elevator tht· div.1siun 's s uit prohibi ting or ra w m<:~ lcri al~ '- not judgments that a conveyor Inspectio n of the Ohio usc uf the C'Onveyor unil persons - an d th at it because it had nut be en un it at Buckeye Ware, Inc:, of Depa rtm ent of Ind ustria l npcr<ited Cit an anglt: uf <ibout 70 deg rees. St ate law, noted the Co urt, ·requi red ele vator permi ts for machines "installe d on or was stay in g at and a canary diamond of 1.9 be tween ra ils or guides" that NEW .YO RK tUPI J - A opera te "ve rti ca ll y or four-ca ra t diamon d r ing Ma nha ttan 's posh Pierre c:uats. substantially ve rti call y." Ret ur n ing lo the suit e, stolen more than a year ago Hotel on Jan . 19, 1977, when A nd in a thi rd case, t~e h11s been di scovered in the he ca ll ed to ask the fir m to Bul len said , th e two sales Court indefi nitely. suspended stomach of a Michigan prison send up an assortment of pl'upl e "e ncoun tered a from th e practi f'e of law theatrica l routine you would inmate dur ing an autopsy. diamond s for his perusaL Cind nna tl <.~tt orney Augustus not beli eve." Bullen said The ring, valued at about "We sent up a sales $.15,000, was return ed to · its representa live and an assis- Lazaros had a pacemaker, lleall III for viol ati on of rightful owners, the Fifth ta nt ,' ' said Bullen . "There, and said , "Why ar e you prufessi unal e th i c~. Beall was convicted in U.S Avenu e firm of Danaos Ltd ., al l aroun d him , wer e a troubling a sick man '" Di strict Court for faili ng to The Fifth Avenue firm la ter after it was found inside the barber , an nntomelri ' l. " fil e an income tax return for a n insurance claim with filed · body of convicted perjurer masseuse, a manicurist , a 197:1. The Boa r d of Lloyd's of London , and was Peter Lazaros, who died last ca tere r, all these people Co m m i ss i o n e r s on pai d $1 7,000. Frida y of unknown causes in hovering about him , as a Gr ievances c md Discipline. of l ..azar os, 44, was convict ed diversion of course ." a Pontiac, Mich., jaiL th e Oh io State Bar of perjury in 1971. He was Colonna , D-Brook Park . " It was one of the gre11 t Bull en said th at, when the Rhodes also signed into 1 con s of all time," a sales peopl e left , they di sr ov· jailed in Pontiac April 13 to A ssocl .a ti o n h a d law, effective Aug. l, bi lls to : · spokesman fo r the firm, ered missing a four -carat await trail on 10 counts of recommended hi s indefin ite invo lving ba nk suspension fr om the practice - Esta blish a Zoological I Robert Bullen, said today. ring composed of tw o fr aud, Advi sor y Council with the Bullen said Lazaros - diamonds set in platinum , a swindles and schemes to of law. Ohio Depa rtment of Na tural known as "Peter the Greek" white diamond of 2.13 carats defraud private citizens , Resources to assist in the development of publicallyowned zoos . - Exempt cosmetologists who work in hospitals from "UN·BRANDED" PRODUCTS? state licensing requirements. ~~ lrottr, rou con depend on - Giv e vill age ma.N;ha ls auth ority over the stationing KNOWN BRANDS YOU CAN TRUST and tr ansfer of village police off icers . Effecti ve upon Rhodes' signature was legislation to all ow county boa rd s of commissioners to establ ish self-msuran ee programs for county officials, employees and a ppointed personneL charge were a\so levied in ad dition to - the ·sa.le tax payment. The rompany sued on gro und s preprinted form s were not provi ded to the firm before the tax was due. The Court held ·that the failu re of the Tax Commissio ner to deli ver preprinted tax forms to the fi rm ''cannot excuse that ve ndor from his statutory du ty" under state law and that th e delinquency charge $ U S. GOV'T GRA DED CHOICE BEEF Boneless Chuck $ 19 Center Blade Cut Chuck Roast �, I . ', • 7- The Daily Sentine l, Middlepo rt-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 3, 1978 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepo rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday: May :1, 1978 Palestinian ·gUerrillas ambush U. N. ·soldiers . By NEDD TEMKO · BEIRUT, "Lebanon tU Pi l - Palestiniap_gue·rrillas ambushed U.. Sold iers, kill ing three of the peace-keepers and wounding the Fren ch commander in the port of Tyre in the worst clash sin ce U.N. forces entered southern Lebanon, a U.N. spokesman said today . sa id the Obse rve rs guerrillas involved appea rl'll to be mostly from the rad ical Palestinia n "rejection front" that opposes any negotiated . ' the dashes with a "well- t'ouncil resolution to oversee Ttlll ll'iiZ," was kiiled a.s he was or g ani ~ed J:' l~ t bu sh , . as Ch~~ 11.lc withdrawal . uf Israeli nego tiatin g o n infi ltration· Frenc h U.N. ('Oiilmanderand- fn rt: cs foll ow ing · thc.ir. wi th ' Col. Jean Silvan, the . a Palestinia n offi cer wt•re at· im·asion in retaliation for a French ·u .N. comma nder in tempt in g to negotiat t• a n Pa lestin ia n guer ril la r aid Tyre. &11\'an was wounded, with agree ment concerning Pales· into Israel that killed 35 fiy e bullets in the legs and tinian infiltralitm past U.N. Israelis. lines . · Menegaux told UPI corre- si de of his body, In Beirut, "It 's a little bit shorking spondent David D. Pearce . Sa l\'an underwent surgery the way it happened - duri ng "They must have had many an d \\'as ' 'pi'Onoun eed out da nge r" uy a U.N. negotiation s,'' Menegeaux more killed than we did." said. No exact casua lty count spokes man but suffered The fi gh ting wa> the worst. wa s ava il able from th e "sever !! Wounds ." Diplomats since the U.N. forces were Palestinians. But a senior s~i d he wil l be evacuated ~~ ordered into .s outhern Beirut diplomat said Fa tah France soon . Ten minutes after Salvan Lebanon as pa rt of a Securi ty offici al Mai . Moham med · sNtll'llll'lll \\'llh lsnad, not fr om the. mHinstre am F at;ih ~ ro up of Palesti ne Liberation l' ha1rm an Vasser Arafa l. The U.N spokes man sa id two rrench para troopers and one Senegalese soldier died in th e battle that erupted Tu esday evenin g in a nd arow1d the port ci ty of Tyre w1th fi ghting a t the French O r gan i l~ll io n ba rra r ks. Capt . Jean Menega ux , the U.N. spokesman in Tyre, said Palestinian guerrillas started was woundNI. a Senegalese sol dier dr iving a smaii U.N. tJ' uc"k 'wa s kill ed when . guerrillas firl'd a rocketpro pelled grenade at th e vehicle, destroying it, the spokesman smd. The U.N. se nt out armored perSon nel ca rriers, but a U.N . spokesm an said : " When -we approached the cu nbul:lh r~ r ea, we were fired on fNl m all dir·cctions. We fi rc• l back with eve rything we had, including the cannons of the APC's." . STARTS THURSDAY MORNING lO.A.M. SHOP IN POINT PLEASANT OR MASON Pllstic Vase WOMEN'S POLYESTER LADY VANITY SlEEVELESS SHELLS DEEP FRYER Ra nd om Rib Des ign . White a nd 5 Colors . V-Nec k or Mock Tu r tl e Nec k. Regular 52.99. $1 88 . Sizes S-M- L. 1 SAVE 1.11 A cooke r or fry er . 51 1 qt. size . Fr y Ba sket. Gla ss Co ve r, Ove n Prool . Fl OWFR Ftl I Fn LIPSTICK HOLDER CEMETERY VASE DAISY MIRROR Choose from Zinni a , Rose or Carnat ion . Save ._:_1 ~-~9-·_ ; . . . _ _ , ~ REG . ~ 1.19 · ... ~. •·j\l f ' . ... .l·' \ \, '(.) '·lJ 1.'l~' REGULAR '1.39 A Gift She'll Use! - ( STARTS THURSDAY 10 A.M. 39 FEiT Roni - Oisposable BUTANE LIGHTER I •GUM DROPS •ORANGE SLICES • SPICE DROPS R ~GULAR CHEER IOS CEREAL 20 OZ. SIZ E R EGULAR $1.59 99e 111111111111111111111111111 Ar m ..!. ;l Reg u la r S26 99 1 REG. 14.99 $11 &8 CHAISE LOUNGER PV C Webs, Sturd y Steel Fram e. Made i n USA . Or ange or Gr ee n. Full Site, REG. 16.99 1 CEMETERY. SPRAY 2 CHAIRS AND SALE! REGULAR 11.19 SUN GLASSES 4 DAY SALE 1j2 PRICE 88¢ CHAISE LOUNGER MULTI COLOR IF BOUGHT SEPARATElY ~ 24.95 WOMEN ' S SPRING PANT SUITS lf2 PRICE 1S"x27" CLOTHES PIN$ UTILITY MATS 50 COUNT LOOP AND PILE 59c JUMBO ECONOMY BOX 1 $}988 SALE PRICED WOOD SPRING 1.1 OZ. BAG 12x l2 Wood Slats Tu bu lar Cu"cd 3 PIECE SET NTIRE STOCK CANDY SAVINGS /I MATCHING REDWOOD Wt•' rt• He ady Now - So don't wa it too Ion!( for y uur twed s. Th r _y 'rc hound to sell t)Uickl y. UP TO 16" LONG ROSES -CARNATION DAHLIAS .Iuper luys! 42" WIDE HOLDS 2 PEOPLE I' WREATHS AND SPRAYS WOOD OR PLASTIC WHITE $1.89 VALUE ,,·,, 1.v;.; .. .II ··\., . . .. · ~ ~.::, ·,~\~{ ~ "Memor1al ·o·ay" REGULAR >6.99 •, : 1 SOLIDS - P RIN TS '.'·, ' ST RIP ES • ; ·; ', , ' WHIT E, TOO PICKET FENCE REDWOOD SETTEE J. MULTI·POSITION ·: \\!.,f.·~ MEN'S SHIRTS · ~--~ : , ,':c'· ·;' \ $ 8 38 BRAIDED RUGS $}Q22 lAWN CHAIR PERMANENT PRESS -Q , SHORT SLEEVE CAPE COO 99¢ REG. $12 .59 REGULAR $2.19 ENAMEL FINISH DOZENS OF SALE ITEMS NOT ADVERTISED R EVERSIB LE !,.ock l eqs, Brown or Gree n, 6)l h: 4 Webs. By Sun Terrace. PLANT BOX Reg . 99 c 39c 67¢ MOTHER ' S DAY SPECIAL 24 INCH - GREEN METAL LAWN CHAIR WEDDING REG . 89c FOLDING ROCKER MOM COFFEE MUG 1 FROM , ;: , ,~ REGULAR STOCK VALU E S TO SJ.99 FENCE Styr e n e Pla s ti c. Wrought Iron Styl ing . 36" Sec tion . LAWN-FURNITURE REDUCED I ACUTE GIFT SHORT SHORTS $288 BORDER . Tray fo r Tr inkets , ~ Colors . BoKed . A '19 c Value . SEE OUR OTHER SPRING TOPSSELECT FROM HUNDREDS ...,....__. IT'S COLORFUL! WOMEN'S FASHION PLASTIC "66¢ 42c . $988 REG . s1.39 9 $VALUE 1.2 Court says sales,tax must be paid on time 66~ JACQUARD BATH TOWELS DESIGNERS PATTERNS Firemen striking, two houses burn MANSF IELD, Ohio (UPI ) - A "fire destroyed two houses In the near downtown area of this city of 55,000 early today where firemen have been on strike since Monday in a wage dispute, City Safety Dir ec tor Cla)1on Long and Mayor Richard Porter and about 20 police officers were at the scene and hosed the burning buildings but were unabl_e to sav e them. Fir e Chi ef Leonard Boebel re mai nl'd at the main fir e station . Authorittes said the fire started in an a ba ndoned house and spread to the home of the Rev . Michael A. McFadd en, 92, a retired Catholic priest. Two police officers notic ed a newspape r on the front porch of the burning two· story McFadden residence and broke in to check out the home. Th ey found McFadden asleep and pulled him out. How ever, there was confusion at the scene of the fi re a nd ap pa ren tly no attempt was made to save the priest's residence. Authoriti es sa id th ey initially feared -the fire may spread to a farmer~ mark et . which is loca ted aCross an alley from the McFadden residence. However, there was no wind and the fi re did not spread. Seve ral homes were Livestock • auction COLUMBUS ( UPI ) Tuesday's livestock auction : Compa red wi th last week slaughter steers steady to 2 higher , slaughter heifers steady to 50 higher, slaughter cows 25- 1 lower, slaughter bulls stea dy to !lower, feeder cattle 4 higher. Slau ghter steers : Choice 23 900.1200 lbs ~2-56; 3-4 90t). 12:i0 lbs 51-52.50; high good and low choice 2-1900.1300 lbs 47-5 2: good 2-3 851l-IOOO lbs 47· 50.25 ; fe w sta ndard to good mainly holsteins 1-2 951l-1300 lbs 4>-48.50: standard 2·3 98(). 1215 lbs 42-45.2:i. Slaughter heifers : Choice Z. 41151l-!100 lbs 5()-52; individual 55; 3-4 700.1100 lbs 45-SI ; few 751f1100 lbs 45.50-48; goo d 2-4 80().1150 lbs 42-48.10; 7()().875 lbs 40-42. Slaughter cows : Utility and commercial 2-4 900-1600 lbs 35-4 2.75; cutter 1-2 80().1375 lbs 32-38.25 ; canner 700.1225 lbs 28.51l-;14 ; slaughter bulls, 1s 1()8().1650 lbs 46.25-49.2:i ; 2s 1!00.1705lbs 38.5G-45.10. Vealers : Prime 100.280 lbs 74-82; 75-140 lbs 60-Q ; choice 17().230 lbs 67·73: 6>120 lbs 51· 59; good and choice 151l-275 lbs 57-64 . Feeder cattle: Choice and prime steers 350-550 lbs 53-59; good 375-m lbs 45 .50-52; heifers choice and prime 325520lbs 45-51.50; choice 475-575 lbs 42-16.25; smallloi 550 lbs 48.50; good and choice 34()-5ji0 lbs 38.50-44. Hogs : Barrows and gilts 2.75 higher, so ws 1·2 higher ; boars I higher ; pigs not compared ; barrows a nd gilts I.J 22tl-245lbs 48.50-49 ; SOWS 13 3IJ0.660 lbs 41.00-43.60; 475665 lbs 46.25-47.60; boars 5 head460 lbs 33.60 ; feeder pigs I.J 107-148 lbs 51~3 cwt. Sheep: Slaughter lambs 2-4 lower; choice and prim e spring lambs 55-100 lbs 72-74; individual 80; choice and prime 9().115lbs shorn with no 1-3 pelts 65-&.50 ; ulllity and good slaughter ewes 100-120 Ills 16-22. LEGAL NOTICE 4 COLORS MATCHING WASH CLOTHS 2 FOR 18 INCH BBQ GRILL 22" HIGH REGULAR $6.99 POINT PLEASANT OR MASON The Public Ulilitles Commls· sion ol Ohio has set lor public hearing Case No. 77·380-EL-FACSubtile A, to re~iew the operation ol the Fuel Cost Adju stment C~ use and the luel procurement practices and policies ollhe Ohio Power Company on May 8, 1978 , at 10:00 A.M., E.S.T., at the Commission's oll ~es . 180 East Broad Street. Columbus. Ohio. All Interested persons will be given an opportunlly to be h~rd . Further lnlormation may be obtained by con· · lacJing Jhe Publtc Utilities Commission of Ohio. THE PUB LIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OH IO By Richard l. Smrth. Sw o,tary evacuated because of a gas line and service station in the area. The firemen , members of local 266 of the Firefighters Association, went , on strike Monday to protest tile city 's refusal to grant them $1,000 annual raise and a three-year contract. Pi cket lines were established at aiL seven fire stations in the city and only Lon g and. Fire Chief U.Onard Boebel were on duty. The firefi ghters have voted to withhold all services until a contract settl ement is reached . City Auditor · Norma n Walker has said there Is no money in the city budget for COLUMBUS tUPI) - The Ohio Supreme Court ·today ruled that a business must pay sale~ taxes on time - and ~ penalty if the lax payment 1s overdue - even though the OhiO Department of Taxation did not provide th e bu smess preprinted lax forms. Village Music, In c., of Lucas County, was charged with delinqu ency in the payment of tax es in the JO montlls following May, 1971. A penalty and d•linquenrv a raises . ROME ( UPI ) - Walter Wolf , who opera tes Jody Scheckter's career in Grand Prix racing, wa tched his team of Chicagoan Bobby Ray hoi and Sweden's Amve rs Olu fsen go through! their !ina! paces Tuesday 's fo r Saturday' s Formula Three race in Monte Carlo. The Swed e is curr ent leader in the F-3 driver standings and Rayhol was runnerup in Formula Tw o raciitg last ·year to Ca nada' s ~ illes Villeneuve . Make this Mother's Day the one she'll remember. Give her a beautiful Ridgeway floor clock rt.'r tl lled tJy JoJ.;,; 'Jrut ionJ Autopsy turns up diamond Reminds You Tha t Mothers Day 1s May l!ith. l{cmcmbtr H t r •with A Gih or Gift Certificate Evening Hours By Speci al Appo intments OPEN OAIL Y 9: 00 -5:00 ' Phone 304-882-3312 • tax exemption signed COLUMB US l UP! ) Five bills, including one to exem-pt inv e nt or i es warehoused in foreign trade zones In Oh io from th e tangible personal proper ty tax , were signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Ja mes A. Rhodes. · The only for eign trade zone · designated in Ohio by the federal government is in Toledo. State offi cials have asked that sections of ports in Cleveland and Cincinnall also be given such designations. The Ohio Depar tment of Taxation has not attempted to collect the tax in any case . The tax exemption bi ll. eff ec tiv e Aug. I, was sponsored through the Leg islature by Rep. Roecn J . You Can Depend On Kroger Kroger Pork 'N' Beans Grade A Large Eggs 1b - 01. Cans KROGER Theater owner, 81, still YEllOW CLING SliCED CINCINNATI l UP! I - An 81 -year-old theater owner, co nvicted Monday of panderin g obscenity for showing the film "Dixie," announced he will conti nue to show X-ratl'd movies at his Royal Theatre. Fra nk Wesley Hu ss is sc he· duled for sentencing Friday in Ham ilton County Municipal Court for the firstdegree misdemeanor offense , .~e nate Eat more Biscuits Peaches which ca rr ies a maximum sentence of six months in jail and-<Jr a $1,000 fine. After eight and a half hours of delibe rati'o n, the ju ry Monday could not reach a ve rdict on Freder ick Kirn, a theater em ployee also on trial. Judge John Ranz declar ed Kirn 's tr ial a mistr iaL "I can 't imagi ne how I was found gui lty:· said Hu ss, who testified that "Dixie" was shown by mistake. "I neve r saw the fil m." His a ttorn ey said the conviction will" be appealed. BATON ROUGE, La . l UP! ) - It was 200 years late, but Louisia na state PORTLAN D, Ore. (UPI )senators have taken the time The deth roned NBA to th ank Fr ance for its cham pion Portl and Trai l military and financial help in Blazers came home Tuesday the American Revolution. to their last hurrah - at least Se na to r s Tu es day for this season - and were approved a resolution by Sen. greete d by an a irport Edgar Mouton, !).Lafayette, reception that tried to ma ke to thank France for joining them feel like super heroe s, th e IJ colonies in 1778 in a even in defeat. treaty that helped defeat the The mob of fans, who lined British in New York and the walk ways with signs of Philadelphia. affection, chanted, ''You're " It's part of a n slill No . I. We love you international recognition to Blazers. " France on the anniversary Of The players were downcast the treaty," Mouton said as over their elimination from his colleagues kidded him for the_playo ff s by Seattle, 105-94, waitlng so long with his ·Monday night in SeatUe, tllanks. 1·01. 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IH I IN Save $140 GENUINE 106 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . state . The Foreign trade zone Louisiana INGLES FURNITURE ti l t ' Wayne County does not have He lations. and penalty was justified. The company (')mlleng ed cump(u ly cha rged that the .. In a separate ruling, the. to be. inspected and approved ' ronvcyor was used for freight Court upheld ·lower rour t 1 by the Divi sion of Elevator tht· div.1siun 's s uit prohibi ting or ra w m<:~ lcri al~ '- not judgments that a conveyor Inspectio n of the Ohio usc uf the C'Onveyor unil persons - an d th at it because it had nut be en un it at Buckeye Ware, Inc:, of Depa rtm ent of Ind ustria l npcr<ited Cit an anglt: uf <ibout 70 deg rees. St ate law, noted the Co urt, ·requi red ele vator permi ts for machines "installe d on or was stay in g at and a canary diamond of 1.9 be tween ra ils or guides" that NEW .YO RK tUPI J - A opera te "ve rti ca ll y or four-ca ra t diamon d r ing Ma nha ttan 's posh Pierre c:uats. substantially ve rti call y." Ret ur n ing lo the suit e, stolen more than a year ago Hotel on Jan . 19, 1977, when A nd in a thi rd case, t~e h11s been di scovered in the he ca ll ed to ask the fir m to Bul len said , th e two sales Court indefi nitely. suspended stomach of a Michigan prison send up an assortment of pl'upl e "e ncoun tered a from th e practi f'e of law theatrica l routine you would inmate dur ing an autopsy. diamond s for his perusaL Cind nna tl <.~tt orney Augustus not beli eve." Bullen said The ring, valued at about "We sent up a sales $.15,000, was return ed to · its representa live and an assis- Lazaros had a pacemaker, lleall III for viol ati on of rightful owners, the Fifth ta nt ,' ' said Bullen . "There, and said , "Why ar e you prufessi unal e th i c~. Beall was convicted in U.S Avenu e firm of Danaos Ltd ., al l aroun d him , wer e a troubling a sick man '" Di strict Court for faili ng to The Fifth Avenue firm la ter after it was found inside the barber , an nntomelri ' l. " fil e an income tax return for a n insurance claim with filed · body of convicted perjurer masseuse, a manicurist , a 197:1. The Boa r d of Lloyd's of London , and was Peter Lazaros, who died last ca tere r, all these people Co m m i ss i o n e r s on pai d $1 7,000. Frida y of unknown causes in hovering about him , as a Gr ievances c md Discipline. of l ..azar os, 44, was convict ed diversion of course ." a Pontiac, Mich., jaiL th e Oh io State Bar of perjury in 1971. He was Colonna , D-Brook Park . " It was one of the gre11 t Bull en said th at, when the Rhodes also signed into 1 con s of all time," a sales peopl e left , they di sr ov· jailed in Pontiac April 13 to A ssocl .a ti o n h a d law, effective Aug. l, bi lls to : · spokesman fo r the firm, ered missing a four -carat await trail on 10 counts of recommended hi s indefin ite invo lving ba nk suspension fr om the practice - Esta blish a Zoological I Robert Bullen, said today. ring composed of tw o fr aud, Advi sor y Council with the Bullen said Lazaros - diamonds set in platinum , a swindles and schemes to of law. Ohio Depa rtment of Na tural known as "Peter the Greek" white diamond of 2.13 carats defraud private citizens , Resources to assist in the development of publicallyowned zoos . - Exempt cosmetologists who work in hospitals from "UN·BRANDED" PRODUCTS? state licensing requirements. ~~ lrottr, rou con depend on - Giv e vill age ma.N;ha ls auth ority over the stationing KNOWN BRANDS YOU CAN TRUST and tr ansfer of village police off icers . Effecti ve upon Rhodes' signature was legislation to all ow county boa rd s of commissioners to establ ish self-msuran ee programs for county officials, employees and a ppointed personneL charge were a\so levied in ad dition to - the ·sa.le tax payment. The rompany sued on gro und s preprinted form s were not provi ded to the firm before the tax was due. The Court held ·that the failu re of the Tax Commissio ner to deli ver preprinted tax forms to the fi rm ''cannot excuse that ve ndor from his statutory du ty" under state law and that th e delinquency charge $ U S. GOV'T GRA DED CHOICE BEEF Boneless Chuck $ 19 Center Blade Cut Chuck Roast �8- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, o . Wednesdl1y , May :1. 1978 • Paddlewheelers zn big race LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - It's a throwback to lhe days or the 19th century, when rive rboa~ ca ptains raced their, craft .for money . and honor. "This is a sport that ma kes a body's liver curl with enjoyment," a uthor Ma rk Twatn once said. "A horse ral'e is pretty tame by entered today's rare from the wharf in downtown Louisville down the Ohio River to Stx Mile Island and back. a distwtce of ab.out 10 miles A gilded pair of antlers, mo unte d outs id e the caplatn's ptlothouse, goes to the win ner . That's bee n enough of'a prize to make the boa ts' capta in s resort to trickery at times. The Belle once used a tugboat to help make the turn at the hal fway point. Trailing at the ti me . Marijuana OK for glaucoma the Belle went on to win handily. When the Delta Queen used SPH INGFI EI.D, Ill. I UP! I the same tacti c last year the ·An Ul.in ois House Be lle's crew claimed the: tu g conunit) ee has approved, did more than expected . "We're going to allow tow- unanimously, a bill allowing boa ts to help with the turn doctors to treat glaucoma if mariju ana aga in th1 s year ," Cly de wit h. Glass, chairma n of the con ven ti qnal treatments do Belle's operating board, said. not ea se· pressure caused by "Bu t we 're not going to let the eye disorder . The bill by Rep . Jose ph them push the Delta Queen hal fwa y down the ri ver Ebbesen, R-DeKalb, would set up strict dual regulation again." by lhe Dang erous Drugs Commission and the Illinois Department of Law Enforcement to ensure marijuana use is nol abused . "A doctor couldn 't just Holzer Medical Center Veterans Memorial Hospital iDischargesMay 2) ADMITTED - William ~ Ca rl Am bro. Betty Bright, Morris , Pomeroy; Mina Mrs Hobert Brisker and son, Hart , Pomeroy ; Harold Karen Broadwater, V~r g 1 1 Sto barl , Ra cin e; Odessa Chaney, Terley Clagg, Ern est Proffitt, Portland . Dru mmond, Gle nmor e DISCHARGED - Carman Fi nl ey. Everett George, Jones, Charles Eads , Pina Carrie Hard en. James · Grove. Two defendants were fined Harm on, Jr , Timoth y and !tve others forfeited Harvey. Maude Henry , Mrs. bonds in the Court of Pomeroy SIGN-UP EXTENDED r.,uis J1ndra and son, Ktnda Ma yor Clarence Andrews Clarence Price , chairman Johnso n, Lewi s J ohn ston , Tuesday night. Ed ward Les ter, Kester of the Meigs - Agricultural Clifford Cminoll y, Port · Matheny, Lavon Miller. Ruby Stabilization and Con· land, was fined $400 and co sts Moore. Pa nsy Owens, Dani el servalion Service, aruwunced and given a three day Jail Rees. John Reynol ds, Veri that stgn·up for the Feed sentence on a charge of Rey nol ds, Ruth Rob inso n, Grain and Wheal Voluntary driving while intoxicated and Chobee Russell . Faye Smith , Diversion Program has been Denms Smtth, Middleport , Lura Swiger . John Zeith , extended until May 15. was fined $50 and costs, on a AliCia Wamsley, Dewey charge of not having an RUMMAGE SALE Whit e. operator's ltcense. 'There will be a rummage IBirths May 2I Forfeiting bonds were Cecil Mr and Mrs. Pa ul Sisson, a sa le Friday and Saturday at See, Pomeroy, $30, posted on the Twm City Shrine Club in da ughter, Addison a lefl of center charge; Laura Racine from 9 to I Nice , Pomeroy, $50, making a left turn I rum Butlernut onto . Main St. , Danny Buffington , Pomeroy, $25, speeding; Ra y Blumena uer, Pomeroy, $350, drivi ng while mtoXI cal ed, and Roy J enkins. Pomeroy , $25, speeding. compart.l;j) n.' ' ll's the 15th annlilll Great Steamboe~t Re~l' e , an e\'ent that h(ls become the st•cond most important ra<·e of Ken tucky Derb) Festiral week. Two paddlewheelers the Belie of Louisville and tilt' Delta Queen nf Cmnnnat1 - jliJ~- r- ~? "CALORIC" JU~T \ MICROfor r ~ OO~T~BR 1 WAVE OVEN , HOSPITAL NEWS \~ have a pa tient ptck it up at t·h e · n e ·i·g. )i..b o r. !1 o o d ph armacy," f, bbese n, an opto metri st , said Tu esday prior to the 15-0 vote. "The Dange rous Drugs Commission wou ld control its use :md doctors would ge l only the amount they need for patients ' Ebbese n said marijuana is a proven tonic. "But mariJua na w1ll not cure,'' he sa1d. ' " It only relieves the pressure." The bill was sent to the full House. 1 *99 Minute Tin1er Special Sale Prices On All Models For Mother's' Day ,. crime in Meigs Co unty, contact the Meigs County Sh eriff' s Off1ce for tight ? WRONG ! Crim e prev ention is every· body's bu siness - because you or any member of your family co uld be the victim of a crime. Good locks on your home , a r ecor d of yo ur valuables by serial number or engraved mark and a fair share of good common sense can go a long way t~wards protecting you from crun e For more info rmation on whal .YoU can do to prev ent OPERATION CRIME ALERT literature. Th e lit erature is free and can be pi cked · up at the Meigs County Sheriff's Office al any tune . MEETING THURSDAY Olive and Orange To wnship Trustees w11l meet 'Thursday RUMMAGE SALE at 7:30 p.m. at Tuppers A rummage sale will be Pla ins Grad e Schoo l to held at the Forest Run United disc uss the location or gar· Methodist Church basemen! bage boxes. Th e public is May 4 and 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 invited to atl end . p.m. TWO SQUAIJ IIUNS The Midd le p o rt Em ergency Squad was ca lled lo Broadway St. at 2:16 a.m. Wednesday for John Hunnell. a medical patient , whu was ta ken to Veterans Memortal Hospit a l. At 1:56 p.m. Tuesday, the squad went to the R1vers1de Apartmengs fo r Susie Edwards . A SEOEMS am bulance trans· REHEARSAL TONIGHT port ed the palicnt lo flolzer A full cast rehearsal of the Medical Cent er. B1g Bend Vari et ies cast will be held at 6:45 p.m. this evening at the Meigs High Schoo l Aud ito rium in preparati on fu r Sa turday night's show at the high SU IT FILED school. In Meigs Co unty Common Pleas Cou rt Heidi Parrish, Parkersburg filed a suit fur KENT VIGIL SET money in the amount of KENT , Ohi o (UP!I - A $8,651.93 against the Pomeroy candlelight procession and National Ba nk . The pla intiff all -night vigil tonight will claims she lost her passbook mark the start of ceremonies honorin g !h e eighth an · and seeks full reimbursement mversary of lhe Ken! Slate of the accuunl lisled in her name. shootings. ~dllhelpyou COLUMBUS 1UPI 1- State , Spratley Tuesday asked the Consumers' Counsel William Public Utilities Comm ission Spratley said Tuesday the of Ohio to order C&SOE to Columbus & So uthern Ohio refund $22.6 m1hon in such El~ctri c... Co •. . owes it s • pur chase power .costs dating customers ~ $22 6 mlilioii""'' back to July, 1976. refund on fuel adjustment The PUCO has rejected the charges. · . arg ument on the pass· The fuel adju stm ent th rough of purchse power charges on each month's bill cost~ but the Ohio Supreme compensa tes th e utility for Court has the issue under increases in fu el costs not appeal. covered by base rates. The motton fil ed by Spratley con tends th at Spratley Tu esday is in C&SOE and other electric connecto n with a PU CO utilities are not authorized by review of $94.8 million in fuel law to in clude the cost of adjustment charges pa1d by f!'> WCr puchased from "Other C&SOE customers s in e~ ut! l~~s in this charge early 1977. 20% OFF ON SLACKS AND SLACK SETS IN. SIZES 12 MONTHS THRU SIZE 14 FOR BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS ) II \ I \.•, I ~ -- SALE GOOD THURS . FRI. , SAT. and MON. Hours : 9 : ]0105 :00 Mon.1hru Sa1. 0 9~~ ~~;~6 1! KIDDIE SHOPPE .;:;:;.;':'::::7.. 2nd S1rHI Pomeroy,O. Near Stifflers ,---- ---··-·1· in a little over 9 years? l ~ Social .I .Calendar 1 WEDNESIJAY POMEROY LODGE 164, F&AM , regular mee tmg, 7·30 this evening at templ e: all Master Masons inv ited. SOU'fHERN Junior' High Athl et ic Boosters Wednesday 7: 30 p.m. at junior high. EleCtiOn of officers. Parents whose children will be at· tending junior high urged to att en d. , AOMIN!STRATI VE Huard of the Hulland Uni ted Mcthwist Church, 1::10 Jl.m. Wednesda y in the Jli:lstor 's study. THURS,DAY Ll.l A COUNTY Si\ LUN 612, E1g hl .ami Furl) , wil l rncet Ttmrsdll y c1t ti ll' h 111t1t uf Mrs. Joan Wood. RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 742-2100 · Prices Effective Thru Sat., May 6th FRENCH CITY WIENERS ••••••••••••••••••• 12 oz . Pkg . 79 FRENCH CITY JOWL BACON BySlicedthe Pi e ce HOME MADE HAM SALAD •••••••••••• ~ C. ;\ MEI GS Count y Council o.f PTAs, Thursday, 7: 30p.m. at Pomeroy Elementary School. lnsta Uation of o!!icers. REVIVAL in prog rass through May 7 al Rutland Ch urch of God, 7: 30 p.m. ni ghtl y. Ralph Woods, eva ngelist. Bobby Porter , pastor. ' That 's nghl! $1,00(1.1)0 or $99 ,000. 00 vou double vour original in vestment in nine years and 4:3 da ys, earni ng an annual percent age r·at c of 7 . 50 °~ wit h an effecti ve annua l yield of 7.HO"i , pro vided all da ily compounded in terest is all owed lo accu mu la te over the fu llmal ur ity of the agreement. ' We cal l it our DOUBLE VALUE CERTI FI CATE. FRIDAY POMONA CHANGE , Fnday , 8 p.m. at the Hock Sprntgs Grange Hall. Harrison· ville Grange to be host. CHURCH Womwn Umted of Me igs • Count y, May Fe llowship D"y, Slick lunch at noon ~'rid ay at Trinity Church. Program at I::ro p.m: And, in ad dition to all this ... mont hly or quarter ly income . .. paid on nne , two, three, four or six year certificate inlere>;l co mpounded dail y, lnlcre•t payaule month ly if you desire on cer tifica tes with face amoun t of $5,000.00 or more. "O n limA penalty be paid 11me SATUR[)AY RA CINE BasebaU Assn. bake sale, tag day, pop bottle and bottle cap collections and car wash beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday . depos it~. n ·gulrl ! LnnH r eq u 1n• t.h 1tl tl u:!re be n n i ntereHt if th() princ jpal i.~ withdruwn before rn11turity . H o lder will intereHl tll the a nnual ra te of !"l ' ~ leM t hree months for the the prrm:ipa l w afol o n d e pmnt. 'Wli ·Ohio Valley Bank Oct Ill po l iS . Oh tO MPmt. f'r r otc The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank . ' SUNDAY EASTERN Junior cla ss horse showSunday beginning at 10 a.m. at Bar 30 above high school. Sanctioned by OVHJo' A. . BAPTISMAL services at Leadin g Creek !oilowing Sunday School at Rutland Church of God. w. D. Watkins, stat e overseer , guesl speaker al evening ser vices. Public invited. l2 oz , Kraft Pimento Sinqle Slice $1.19 CHEESE 1 lb . Blue Bonnett lib. Bag Golden Delicious or Red Delicious APPLES 16 oz . Celo Pak MARGARINE Quarters CARROTS 12 oz. REAMES NOODLES Gallon 89~ ORANGE DRINK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Pak ,,, ••••••••••••• 97c CHARMIN TISSUE 10 MAXWELL HOUSE Jar $4 39 INSTANT COFFEE ...............•..•...•••• 12 o,z . JIF Creamy or Crunchy ,. PEANUT BUTTER ............................ Ol . ~ Build solar home, advice DUBLIN, Oh io 1UP !) Solar heal appears to be the way of the futur e, but it mi ght be easier and cheaper to build a solar home rather than retrofit your conventional home. Architect Joseph Kawecki says there are a few things to eon sid er before vou ca n retrofit your home to solar heat. "Look at your roo f structure," Kawec ki advises "If the ridge peak parall els the south , you're 50 percent of the way th ere." He say s you sho.uld consider the location of tr ees an d ot her buildings around your home and would they allow the sun to shine m. The Utird aspect is the ins11lation and how much heat you are losmg. " II you're losin g too much heat, you may be able lo ca ulk , bul then tt stillmay not do the job and you could still be losin g too much heat," he said. He said there are not many ronvcntlonal holllt!!; which are conducive fo r retrofitti ng . " Alot of Ute older homes do not have enough space to mount th e pa nels," he sa 1d, referring to the solar panels which allow the sun to come in and retain heat. "The s ystem wouldn' t work," he sai d. " II would be like heating your hom e with a hair dryer." Kawecki, who obtained a ba<·helor or scien ce in ar chitecture m 1973 from Ohio State Universi ty, has des igned th e solar community which will cons1sl of 12 homes in so uthern Delaware County:· The , fir sl" horite, already sold , is nearly completed . He prefers In design solar ~ homes rath er than convert a ~cimveilt10na l home to solar. Building a solar home t<Jsts 2 to 3 perc-e nt more than buildin g a conventional home, he said. The extra money goes for th e addttional glass, the extra blower to help circulate the air , and the gravel und er the sun room through which the ai r circulates. The most imp ortant concern of a solar home is how much hea t IS lost when th e outside temperature is ze ro. He said the id eal rate of beat loss is 15 BTU per square foot. Heat is lost through glass. The home Kawecki designed has glass panels on the south side and 11 sliding glass doors. To avoid a great loss of heat, he has Installed wooden doors which can be slid shut m front of those sliding glass doors to block heat loss. The glass - both in the few conventional windows and in th e glass pane ls - is fi xed , i. e., th e windows can not be raised, lowered , opened or closed as m conventtonal homes. Kawecki has always been mterested 1n th e environment and thinks the environment Nu M c Coy by George H K i ndall by deed da ted O c Iob e r 7, 1910, an d r ecord ed rn Vol. l OS page 310 ot th e Re c o r ds of Deeds of Merg s Coun t y, Oh10 T ER M S OF SALE Crt sh 1n hand on day o t sa te Th e rrgnt •s rese r ved to reject any or rt ll p rope r ty appr ar sed at JAMES J . P ROFF ITT SH ER I FF O F M EI CSCOU N TY , O t1 10 J B O ' BR I E N Allornev tor Plarntdll Mu ~ t h,. 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LUID-·11 l -1 7 7q8 4 0 1111 qU e ~ WASHINGTON (UPl i - A could go into effect uniess regulation proposed by the Congress pa sses our joint Treasury Department would resolution , appro ves our bring the nation one step Approprtalions limitation, or Thur sday, May 4 Sol!Jl' p~upl e nu Iun ger fll close r to total gun contr ol by the agency withdraws the IIIlo lill•ll' jobs "I'UIIIid 11\'I'C th e federal government says proposals," sa1d Miller. U 1ey ·v ~ a tid ed fJ bl· l'l' J!m g~ Rep. Clarence Miller. R.()hio. lu the l'Slt:thlt shmcnt Miller said Tuesday the new reg ulation s would require all firearms license holders to report every three NAMES, AIJDRESSES months to th e Bureau of The Eastern Alumni Ale ohol, Toba cco an d Association is in need of Fire arms on all firearms names and addresses lor the tran s a c ti ons betw ee n 1977 graduating class. May 4. 1978 manufacturers, importers, Any one int erested in at· Sorn e uolrl trn g dnd m sprra · wholesalers and dealers. tending should contact Mrs. lr onol co ncJ,d ron s should sta rt to "Since all of this Avice Spen cer, Rt. l, Long come •n lo play lo• you "'" inform ation would be stored Bottom or phone 985~296 . cvmmg ye ar A more ver ?a l rlc you wr11 emerge You I I be a b le in a national computer bank , 10 d e v ~ lop plan s thi:l t ca11 tJ eHcr it would be simple for the yo ur frnancra t s t<~ t u s bureau later to obtain the TAURUS (April 10-May 101 to name, address and type of your w o r~ locla y foll ow proce dure s la rn tlra r 10 you Allo wtn g weapon 0£ . every firea rm IN THE ano the r 10 ~"~r e ssu r e yOU rn to · Am enca · ," sal'd OF COMMON PLEAS COURT " owner m MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO dorng 1t11 ng s hrs wa y co uld Mtl1er . .~ · . . ,. , ,.,,, lu.T~A-~L. ~ SMJ ,TH . ,_ .......... , ~ . . ... .sau se pr ot> tem s H av1ng tr ou " ln effeet, these proposed Plaontolt, ble se lec,.ng a career' Send regulations could lead to a 'tARRY A. SMITH , lor , our copy ol Aslro Graph cen tralized natwn al £irearms Defendo~nt Lett e r oy rnatlm g 50 ce nts for No. 16,, 41 eac h and a to n g se ll · reg istration system and this - NOTICE BY addr essed stamped envelope is somethmg Congress has PUBLICATION IO AsiiO· Graph P 0 Bo' 489. jq7'J 175 Hond o ¥/7 7639 " Ne•t to Elbertteds tn WIR t C A G E ~ fo 1 1 01 no 1 o e ~ A n dr (.' W Cr O\~ Roc 1111) 7<1 7 2/j ~ :;r Pom eroy , 0 ." Zesf gives you more than acleaner than soap feeling. AI .. n ev er authori zed , 11 , • ..... sa id Ml.ller. " As the rankin g minority member or the Ap· propria tions subcom· mittee wh tch over sees th e Tr easury Department, l was able to insert a provision in the 1979 fund1n g bill, as introduced, to prohibit any mon ey from being used to carryout these reg ulations," he said . "And I ba ve co-sponsored a joint resolution to prevent the proposals from going into effect if fWtding ls provided," said Miller. "The proposed regulations Smi t h , addrc5s A Larry unknow n , bu l whose l as ! adcU ess w a s 230 kn own Pleaun r St reel , Asn tand . Ohio 44805 . w i ll t ake not ice on the 1Sth c av of N ovember , Sm i th l i ted her 1977 , Rllea L Com pl a tnt agar nst h i m in the Commo n P leas Co u r't of Me igs coun ty , Ohro , case No 16,643, pra y ing tor d rvo r ce and other relie f on grounds ol g ross neg l ec l of outy and e~C. tr ~me c r u~lly r eq ui r ed 10 Compla i nt You answe r wdhin are lh ls l we nt y eiQ h l days a ti er l he l ast P!Jbltcallon , l he las! publication Is on the 17th day of May , 1978, or i!Jdgmen t by d e l au lt w i ll be rendered a ga1ns t you . Larry Spencer , Cle r k of cou r sl ot Meigs Cou nt y . ( 4) s. 12, 19, 26 (.5 ) J , 10: Oh;o 17, 7tc Radro Crty Stal!orr N Y 100 19 b n lh srg n M ( ay l 1·June 20) 'r'o u wo n I hav e to reply rn k tnd to one w ho trE! ats you rude ly rn Ir o n ! o f lr~t•nd s lo da y Sll e II b e app rop rr at cty ju dged by th e B e su r e GEM IN! 10 s pc c t1)' o the rs CANCER (June 21-July 22) You 'll gam the adnwa!lo n yo u ' re looll. 1ng for by lhrnkmg of o th e rs be fo re yo ur se l f today Don 1 let sorn eone ' s f 1 h d 1 o o 1S ness sr etrac k yo u r om helprng LEO (July 23~Aug . Z2) Before you g tve a person who ha s been bugg rn g you a pt ece o f ~ou r mtnd . try th e so l! ap · proactl one mo re 11111e Th e resu lts Wi ll please you ~ VIRGO 1Aug . 1J·Sepl . 11) Oon'l tater hatJe a se ve re LIBRA (Sept. Zl ·Oct. 13) Sh ow anolh e r now harmo ny rs matn larn ed by s ellrng a n e xampl e to day De mo nstralton says much more th an words Wi th Zest, you step out of the showe r feeling cleaner and fresher than you feel with reg ular soap . You see, Zest isn't like regular soap . Zest has special rinsing agents not found in soap. So Zest lat hers up and rinses you thoroughly clean . Zest doesn't leave a sticky soap fil m on your skin . Just ICX in your pocket when you t ake this coupon to your dealer. SCORPIO tOe! . Z4·Nov . 221 You ' ll be rnsprred on ways to ac compl rsh yo ur work toclay but get 1t11ng s d o ne early Ots ru p l1ve co nd r!to ns get tn th e way late r WHOLE, HAlf OR END CUT SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 13-Dec . Z1 ) Even though your rnn er vot ce m1gh t be talktng loudly now . d s not neces sa rr ly pra c lt · cal Evaluate s en s rbly al l yo u do loday CAPRI C OR~ BIGGEST SAVINGS 'IN lOWN! (Dec . 11·Jan . 19) If yo u don' t mak e unreas onabl e MEDIUM inaI EGGS demands on others today . l htngs could work out quite salts fact on l y Expec t th e oppo · site if you're too sell -absor be d - ---STORE --------------------- ------ ------COUP ON I SAVE 10¢ 11114ZE I ;: t0 " ON elate them Th,e k n ow -l t~a ll s h a~J e'on!y a hatche t job to offer. Iss ue cou ld arise tod ay wh ere to make a choice your material and you 'll have betwee n Ideali stic goals. Do tha t whi c h bri ngs the grea ter honor pt\ilosophrcal when you ar e den ted coopera 1ion you were expecting from another You ca n h andle ever yt hina";ou rseli it you remain ca lm INEWSP,t..PEA ENTERPRI SE ASSN I liMIT ONE CO UP()N PER PURCHA SE TWO ANY SIZE wit h those who wl lll utly appre· ARIES (March 11-Aprll 19) Be FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! VALID ONLY WHEN YOU BUY Sha re your pl ans today only PISCES (Fob. ZO·Mirch ZO) An DOZEN . Zest gives you 10¢off. case of buy er' s rem orse SLAB BACON ·~ I squander you r m oney today o n thm gs yo u lhrnk yo u need fo r you r ho me II yo u do. you 'll $ GRANULATED SUGAR ....•••...•••.....•.... 1.19 15 02 . ARMOUR With 7c Off 69~ CORN BEEF HASH •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Q,..., ~ac k W Ca r sey ~ Mg r ~ Pho ne 992 2 18 1 O hro H OM~MA D I: N f) lli:M 10 0 la rge or too ~ m o ll W dl b uy I P•t·tt· o r <Oniplt:I C' u ~e d Pomeroy Landmark Of 'll'ril lll l' i ~ · ~~: :- -- "'t L et us te st your w a ter Free !-' h un ~· h1111 ' '289,95 Now Onl y 01 1t e b o • f'., br <M bed '> 11 0 11 b ed ~ c· r, curnp lc rc h o u s ~h o kh W r " e M 0 Mill e! Rt 4 P (JI!I (.! I O ~ Oh•o 0 1 col i Q9:t 7"f6(J hou:.ehold Ne w IT I U! 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IME:II::f.l duch or em rses conveye a To E E Sp•vey , as lrusl ee of W.tt .am 'n ""'· ' r U l( ':o AGl l MOl HUt ~ Day P11 111 1 u1 1nn gc• mNd ~ W ood f,bt •l f l o ) Wf•t ~ fl f' 0 ~0110 b fy p11( I 'd M odt-- to ord t•r 9 91 636!l Sal!• Wanted to flu) to rock from wt11Ch a wt11 tt' oa k 11" bea r s wes t 111 ... deg eas t 49' ?l •n k s , also a h 1c kor y 12" be ar s nor th 74 d eg e!"IS l 18 lr n ks , ! he nce wesl a l on g south l m e o f sa1d 100 ac r e l ot No 200, 16 31 c harns to so uth wc sl co r ner of sard 100 ac r e lo t No 200 . and 70 acr e tot N o 199 , thence no rl h 30 66 c ha tflS to t he pla ce o f begrnn rn g , con t a1n1ng 28 , 1 acres , more or tess , and be i n g the sam e ~~ ~ h 1 V• IJ I• • • n o r Th lSI J. 10, \.U kl< ( : t( T to ke n., old p oe IH·t w n tr t w~ ond c h ( ll ll~ '> •l vc..•r C111 d q v ld Wr r1 1.:Cd 1964 (l rld olrl r' l •, li v•'' 10 111 ~ ~IJ Y v:- 11 ' " II n d o (o il J..' Oql'r WO i ll ~ if·y 1.1'; 'l JJ I r lror qo• to I ··~ I (JIIIP I "· I t) I II lii'! lil lY d d t . ,..,, ttt q Co r p h o ne Fur 11CH· ~ ·.t H y Cu ll w ll r•< l Ca rol B 8. ~ MO HU I HOMf ~ Pt !'l.,o Day S I U '' ll'l' tlJ9 5 ~ or II W Vo h r ~ •d e H I!< ~ ~ WO UI D YOU!rlwl u l.'UII I SI U S:'S 1tn:J B1 o odr11 oH· 14 I( 1.14 ( b c d1 oo m o n cl r n o 1 <· nn hour) r-J ,-..,.d lo d · c ~ t n dl· lllU il '> lr o h_· !()( L' l• l h No 197 J Oo110fl 1·1 ~ bU } hl·dr oo m N e a t 1917 V1 ( 1011(H ' ! ·I • b l J hedr oorn l• •p Pr •v rr ( C l l f.'u:o~ ~ ~I r lf 1 h o ll1 O p!J C'O IQ I I( I ' 01) ~ pf t' Q ~(J r il j)C I IQ7? Co vo nt1 y I'} , b) J h udi oorn '> O liO lily a 11 1 11 ~ 1 l ol l ~ U P It •• <JP 1<169 ~ l (t l l' ~ lllfl l l 17 t 60 ) p0 111111011 111 9Q') 1006 ! l4l 16. While Bar APRICOTS HALVES 5 lb. GOLDEN ISLE ~·:• rll 20 lmk s , a lso a w h rte oa k B" souTh 8 0 '• deg wes t 26 11 nk s, al so sou l heas t corn e r o t Thomas Ad ams hous e bear s 15'4 dey wes t 57 ' 1 l ink s , t henc e sou t h JO 66 cnai n s to the south l•ne ot 100 No lhPIII"' ' Iv r><., < h•ld• c 11 S1 ,400 00 anti -gun regulation lO Ul ~ (Hid O r·oi P r ·, Pur ty f'l'lt l " ~ pO r l t> ll (l • IH' I t-1 l 1, : (.) 111 g u O I P IIIf'l •d •UY\ OHd qdr ~ '•I 'll 6" bea r s wes t 2P .. deg eas r b 1ds . Oarence Miller hits at TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS ........~:........ . .go should do the work. That 1s why ne arly all his work today centers around solar homes. "It makes sense to use what we 've go t, " said Kawecki, noting that the sun is free , and the cost of all other fuels is going. up. · The back-up healing unit of his solar home is a woodburning stove wlu ch could be fu eled from the woods behind the deve lopment. "We should forget about petro dollars, then farmers could grow tr ee farms ," be said . " And we could keep our money right here." I'UI I I " " , ,(,.,., /Jrd '( t:O I I ) t ·.o;por u l llllj o •1d ho •, Op l' nmg ~ lor ~.o\or • u q • · • ~ Ill U UI ro ck fro m which a wMile oak $}lg 40 Ct. fRI LNOt Y HOM! l uy approved a simil ar measure ava ilable for acqutsitton of family farm corporations eligible for Farmers Home in April. land . Supporters of the bill sai d it In addition to th e loans and would also extend is essential to the survwal of emergency cre<jit program, for one year an emergtmcy the family fa rm since many the bill also expands the ,li vestock credit program set farmers, htt by rising costs various credit program s to expire in September. and low prices for the ir off ered thrbu gh the grains and cattle, are faci ng Agriculture Department' s IN THE PLEAS COURT . bankruptcy without help. Farmer s Hom e COMMON MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO The Senate bill provides for Admtnistration. a maxtmum $500 ,000 Farm borrowers who are PAUL SIMON , guaranteed loan to individual curr ently limited to vs PLAINTIFF farmers, while th e House bill mortgage loans of $1110,000 PEARL TAGGART . ET A l , DE F ENOANTS ca ll~ for a maximum $4110,000 could get governmentN O 16,7 09 loan. Administration officia ls Insured loans of up to $200.000 NOTICE Pu r suant lo a n Orde r o f have estimated lhe individual and government-guaranteed l e I SSue d by th e Cour l o t loans would actually average loans up to $3110,000 under the Sa Co m m o n P l eas o f Me•g s. about $1110,000 and go to about bill . Farmers Home Co u n t y, O h 10 . I wr ll oil er tor a t p ubli c auct11:m on the 40,000 farmers. operating loans, now limited sate 21 t h day o f May , 1978 at 10 00 Proceeds of the loans could to $50,000, could go to $1110,000 am at the door of th e Court ouse ol s a1d Coun t y , be used to meet operating on an insured basis and HPome r oy, m11o , ! he fOl l OWing ex pe nses, r e rinance $200,000 if made by private descrt b ed r ea l es ta te Stl ua t ed rn Lebanon outstanding debts, reorgaruze lenders under a goverrunent Tow n S h ip , Mergs County , fanlll ng or ranching guarante~. Oh •o , l o wr t B en1g local ed rn operations, loan closing costs Th e legislati on al so 70 a cr e tot 199 a n d 100 acre lol 200 , T own 2, Ra n ge 11 a t lll C and other essential farm and includes· a special mortga ge Oh •o Com pany's P ur cha se home needs. B egtn n i ng at a SI OI"lc .n program with reduced vine a t th e n o rth we s t On a voice vote, th e Senate repaym ent schedules in early ra (Orne r o f 70 acre lo t 199, Town approved a proposal In ke ep years for small family 1, Range 11. ! hence ca st the loans from being farmer s. It would make a long t h e nort h i rn e o f sa•d 70 a cr e to t 199, 16 30 charn s to a SPECIAL RICH· N· READY J WASHI NGTON I UP!) - A goverrunent-guarantced loan program approved Tuesday by the Senate will help farmers in·need of immediate finan cial help in pa ying outstanding debts. The measure, which now goes to a House:Se nate conference co mm1tt ee, provides for $4 billion in government guaranteed or insured loans through the end of 1979. The bill is des1gned to help farmers and ranchers who are caught in a cost-price squeeze and are unable to get credit to meet their financial obligatwns through normal credit channels. By offering a governm ent guar ant ee or insurance of repa ymen t, credit chan nels through· commercial banks and other non-government lend er s are expected to open up. The Senate gave 1ts approval to the legislatiOn on a 92-0 vote. Th e House For Salt· \\ a nh·d lo U"' llt•lp Wautcd Senate okehs farm loan bill Literature available Two fined, five forfeit bonds in Fighting crime is'the job of the police, right ? Your house Pomeroy court will never be burglam ed, *Touch Control 9- The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, Mav 3. 1978 Utility ow.es its customers $22 million, counsel claim r o lllf CON'!UIIIl A [ A U TIO~ · f)r)n 1 ~ "'0~·· ~\ 1 ' ""' ~ll lf> ~ , •• ~·"9 ~"" ·~ '"'"'""' r~" r '~~ "" '~Bioi '"•"•"Q l h• •• Qu"'"(l rutr ~" '' ..., "'"" •••- "' tllu~ P'OI)l'tiJ I~ ""'~ t "'0~~ ~ N OI Rl Ml Ve(~ l~upllnl ., , JI<'Od "", o~ I'• b•~"'''' I " I r l o, Of~~~ "'" tll,llo lul fl II UO 10 ! 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II 0111 0 l ~iJ / C•l~ +tdi"'P~O~ ' ' '"'I 10 9' I! a oil ITII' MI IoP<I ''' ! • >< •' PROCTER & G"MBLE 0 ----- ----------- - - - ---~ -- - - -----------Get this Tap & ~i t by n>ail for $3.50 when you buy 2 Zest (any size) , Get your requi red certificate and details at participating stores or write to: Zest Tap & ~it, PO. Box 4J2, On cinnati, Oh io 452'19. Offer expires May 31, 1'179. - - - • �8- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, o . Wednesdl1y , May :1. 1978 • Paddlewheelers zn big race LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - It's a throwback to lhe days or the 19th century, when rive rboa~ ca ptains raced their, craft .for money . and honor. "This is a sport that ma kes a body's liver curl with enjoyment," a uthor Ma rk Twatn once said. "A horse ral'e is pretty tame by entered today's rare from the wharf in downtown Louisville down the Ohio River to Stx Mile Island and back. a distwtce of ab.out 10 miles A gilded pair of antlers, mo unte d outs id e the caplatn's ptlothouse, goes to the win ner . That's bee n enough of'a prize to make the boa ts' capta in s resort to trickery at times. The Belle once used a tugboat to help make the turn at the hal fway point. Trailing at the ti me . Marijuana OK for glaucoma the Belle went on to win handily. When the Delta Queen used SPH INGFI EI.D, Ill. I UP! I the same tacti c last year the ·An Ul.in ois House Be lle's crew claimed the: tu g conunit) ee has approved, did more than expected . "We're going to allow tow- unanimously, a bill allowing boa ts to help with the turn doctors to treat glaucoma if mariju ana aga in th1 s year ," Cly de wit h. Glass, chairma n of the con ven ti qnal treatments do Belle's operating board, said. not ea se· pressure caused by "Bu t we 're not going to let the eye disorder . The bill by Rep . Jose ph them push the Delta Queen hal fwa y down the ri ver Ebbesen, R-DeKalb, would set up strict dual regulation again." by lhe Dang erous Drugs Commission and the Illinois Department of Law Enforcement to ensure marijuana use is nol abused . "A doctor couldn 't just Holzer Medical Center Veterans Memorial Hospital iDischargesMay 2) ADMITTED - William ~ Ca rl Am bro. Betty Bright, Morris , Pomeroy; Mina Mrs Hobert Brisker and son, Hart , Pomeroy ; Harold Karen Broadwater, V~r g 1 1 Sto barl , Ra cin e; Odessa Chaney, Terley Clagg, Ern est Proffitt, Portland . Dru mmond, Gle nmor e DISCHARGED - Carman Fi nl ey. Everett George, Jones, Charles Eads , Pina Carrie Hard en. James · Grove. Two defendants were fined Harm on, Jr , Timoth y and !tve others forfeited Harvey. Maude Henry , Mrs. bonds in the Court of Pomeroy SIGN-UP EXTENDED r.,uis J1ndra and son, Ktnda Ma yor Clarence Andrews Clarence Price , chairman Johnso n, Lewi s J ohn ston , Tuesday night. Ed ward Les ter, Kester of the Meigs - Agricultural Clifford Cminoll y, Port · Matheny, Lavon Miller. Ruby Stabilization and Con· land, was fined $400 and co sts Moore. Pa nsy Owens, Dani el servalion Service, aruwunced and given a three day Jail Rees. John Reynol ds, Veri that stgn·up for the Feed sentence on a charge of Rey nol ds, Ruth Rob inso n, Grain and Wheal Voluntary driving while intoxicated and Chobee Russell . Faye Smith , Diversion Program has been Denms Smtth, Middleport , Lura Swiger . John Zeith , extended until May 15. was fined $50 and costs, on a AliCia Wamsley, Dewey charge of not having an RUMMAGE SALE Whit e. operator's ltcense. 'There will be a rummage IBirths May 2I Forfeiting bonds were Cecil Mr and Mrs. Pa ul Sisson, a sa le Friday and Saturday at See, Pomeroy, $30, posted on the Twm City Shrine Club in da ughter, Addison a lefl of center charge; Laura Racine from 9 to I Nice , Pomeroy, $50, making a left turn I rum Butlernut onto . Main St. , Danny Buffington , Pomeroy, $25, speeding; Ra y Blumena uer, Pomeroy, $350, drivi ng while mtoXI cal ed, and Roy J enkins. Pomeroy , $25, speeding. compart.l;j) n.' ' ll's the 15th annlilll Great Steamboe~t Re~l' e , an e\'ent that h(ls become the st•cond most important ra<·e of Ken tucky Derb) Festiral week. Two paddlewheelers the Belie of Louisville and tilt' Delta Queen nf Cmnnnat1 - jliJ~- r- ~? "CALORIC" JU~T \ MICROfor r ~ OO~T~BR 1 WAVE OVEN , HOSPITAL NEWS \~ have a pa tient ptck it up at t·h e · n e ·i·g. )i..b o r. !1 o o d ph armacy," f, bbese n, an opto metri st , said Tu esday prior to the 15-0 vote. "The Dange rous Drugs Commission wou ld control its use :md doctors would ge l only the amount they need for patients ' Ebbese n said marijuana is a proven tonic. "But mariJua na w1ll not cure,'' he sa1d. ' " It only relieves the pressure." The bill was sent to the full House. 1 *99 Minute Tin1er Special Sale Prices On All Models For Mother's' Day ,. crime in Meigs Co unty, contact the Meigs County Sh eriff' s Off1ce for tight ? WRONG ! Crim e prev ention is every· body's bu siness - because you or any member of your family co uld be the victim of a crime. Good locks on your home , a r ecor d of yo ur valuables by serial number or engraved mark and a fair share of good common sense can go a long way t~wards protecting you from crun e For more info rmation on whal .YoU can do to prev ent OPERATION CRIME ALERT literature. Th e lit erature is free and can be pi cked · up at the Meigs County Sheriff's Office al any tune . MEETING THURSDAY Olive and Orange To wnship Trustees w11l meet 'Thursday RUMMAGE SALE at 7:30 p.m. at Tuppers A rummage sale will be Pla ins Grad e Schoo l to held at the Forest Run United disc uss the location or gar· Methodist Church basemen! bage boxes. Th e public is May 4 and 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 invited to atl end . p.m. TWO SQUAIJ IIUNS The Midd le p o rt Em ergency Squad was ca lled lo Broadway St. at 2:16 a.m. Wednesday for John Hunnell. a medical patient , whu was ta ken to Veterans Memortal Hospit a l. At 1:56 p.m. Tuesday, the squad went to the R1vers1de Apartmengs fo r Susie Edwards . A SEOEMS am bulance trans· REHEARSAL TONIGHT port ed the palicnt lo flolzer A full cast rehearsal of the Medical Cent er. B1g Bend Vari et ies cast will be held at 6:45 p.m. this evening at the Meigs High Schoo l Aud ito rium in preparati on fu r Sa turday night's show at the high SU IT FILED school. In Meigs Co unty Common Pleas Cou rt Heidi Parrish, Parkersburg filed a suit fur KENT VIGIL SET money in the amount of KENT , Ohi o (UP!I - A $8,651.93 against the Pomeroy candlelight procession and National Ba nk . The pla intiff all -night vigil tonight will claims she lost her passbook mark the start of ceremonies honorin g !h e eighth an · and seeks full reimbursement mversary of lhe Ken! Slate of the accuunl lisled in her name. shootings. ~dllhelpyou COLUMBUS 1UPI 1- State , Spratley Tuesday asked the Consumers' Counsel William Public Utilities Comm ission Spratley said Tuesday the of Ohio to order C&SOE to Columbus & So uthern Ohio refund $22.6 m1hon in such El~ctri c... Co •. . owes it s • pur chase power .costs dating customers ~ $22 6 mlilioii""'' back to July, 1976. refund on fuel adjustment The PUCO has rejected the charges. · . arg ument on the pass· The fuel adju stm ent th rough of purchse power charges on each month's bill cost~ but the Ohio Supreme compensa tes th e utility for Court has the issue under increases in fu el costs not appeal. covered by base rates. The motton fil ed by Spratley con tends th at Spratley Tu esday is in C&SOE and other electric connecto n with a PU CO utilities are not authorized by review of $94.8 million in fuel law to in clude the cost of adjustment charges pa1d by f!'> WCr puchased from "Other C&SOE customers s in e~ ut! l~~s in this charge early 1977. 20% OFF ON SLACKS AND SLACK SETS IN. SIZES 12 MONTHS THRU SIZE 14 FOR BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS ) II \ I \.•, I ~ -- SALE GOOD THURS . FRI. , SAT. and MON. Hours : 9 : ]0105 :00 Mon.1hru Sa1. 0 9~~ ~~;~6 1! KIDDIE SHOPPE .;:;:;.;':'::::7.. 2nd S1rHI Pomeroy,O. Near Stifflers ,---- ---··-·1· in a little over 9 years? l ~ Social .I .Calendar 1 WEDNESIJAY POMEROY LODGE 164, F&AM , regular mee tmg, 7·30 this evening at templ e: all Master Masons inv ited. SOU'fHERN Junior' High Athl et ic Boosters Wednesday 7: 30 p.m. at junior high. EleCtiOn of officers. Parents whose children will be at· tending junior high urged to att en d. , AOMIN!STRATI VE Huard of the Hulland Uni ted Mcthwist Church, 1::10 Jl.m. Wednesda y in the Jli:lstor 's study. THURS,DAY Ll.l A COUNTY Si\ LUN 612, E1g hl .ami Furl) , wil l rncet Ttmrsdll y c1t ti ll' h 111t1t uf Mrs. Joan Wood. RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 742-2100 · Prices Effective Thru Sat., May 6th FRENCH CITY WIENERS ••••••••••••••••••• 12 oz . Pkg . 79 FRENCH CITY JOWL BACON BySlicedthe Pi e ce HOME MADE HAM SALAD •••••••••••• ~ C. ;\ MEI GS Count y Council o.f PTAs, Thursday, 7: 30p.m. at Pomeroy Elementary School. lnsta Uation of o!!icers. REVIVAL in prog rass through May 7 al Rutland Ch urch of God, 7: 30 p.m. ni ghtl y. Ralph Woods, eva ngelist. Bobby Porter , pastor. ' That 's nghl! $1,00(1.1)0 or $99 ,000. 00 vou double vour original in vestment in nine years and 4:3 da ys, earni ng an annual percent age r·at c of 7 . 50 °~ wit h an effecti ve annua l yield of 7.HO"i , pro vided all da ily compounded in terest is all owed lo accu mu la te over the fu llmal ur ity of the agreement. ' We cal l it our DOUBLE VALUE CERTI FI CATE. FRIDAY POMONA CHANGE , Fnday , 8 p.m. at the Hock Sprntgs Grange Hall. Harrison· ville Grange to be host. CHURCH Womwn Umted of Me igs • Count y, May Fe llowship D"y, Slick lunch at noon ~'rid ay at Trinity Church. Program at I::ro p.m: And, in ad dition to all this ... mont hly or quarter ly income . .. paid on nne , two, three, four or six year certificate inlere>;l co mpounded dail y, lnlcre•t payaule month ly if you desire on cer tifica tes with face amoun t of $5,000.00 or more. "O n limA penalty be paid 11me SATUR[)AY RA CINE BasebaU Assn. bake sale, tag day, pop bottle and bottle cap collections and car wash beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday . depos it~. n ·gulrl ! LnnH r eq u 1n• t.h 1tl tl u:!re be n n i ntereHt if th() princ jpal i.~ withdruwn before rn11turity . H o lder will intereHl tll the a nnual ra te of !"l ' ~ leM t hree months for the the prrm:ipa l w afol o n d e pmnt. 'Wli ·Ohio Valley Bank Oct Ill po l iS . Oh tO MPmt. f'r r otc The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank . ' SUNDAY EASTERN Junior cla ss horse showSunday beginning at 10 a.m. at Bar 30 above high school. Sanctioned by OVHJo' A. . BAPTISMAL services at Leadin g Creek !oilowing Sunday School at Rutland Church of God. w. D. Watkins, stat e overseer , guesl speaker al evening ser vices. Public invited. l2 oz , Kraft Pimento Sinqle Slice $1.19 CHEESE 1 lb . Blue Bonnett lib. Bag Golden Delicious or Red Delicious APPLES 16 oz . Celo Pak MARGARINE Quarters CARROTS 12 oz. REAMES NOODLES Gallon 89~ ORANGE DRINK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Pak ,,, ••••••••••••• 97c CHARMIN TISSUE 10 MAXWELL HOUSE Jar $4 39 INSTANT COFFEE ...............•..•...•••• 12 o,z . JIF Creamy or Crunchy ,. PEANUT BUTTER ............................ Ol . ~ Build solar home, advice DUBLIN, Oh io 1UP !) Solar heal appears to be the way of the futur e, but it mi ght be easier and cheaper to build a solar home rather than retrofit your conventional home. Architect Joseph Kawecki says there are a few things to eon sid er before vou ca n retrofit your home to solar heat. "Look at your roo f structure," Kawec ki advises "If the ridge peak parall els the south , you're 50 percent of the way th ere." He say s you sho.uld consider the location of tr ees an d ot her buildings around your home and would they allow the sun to shine m. The Utird aspect is the ins11lation and how much heat you are losmg. " II you're losin g too much heat, you may be able lo ca ulk , bul then tt stillmay not do the job and you could still be losin g too much heat," he said. He said there are not many ronvcntlonal holllt!!; which are conducive fo r retrofitti ng . " Alot of Ute older homes do not have enough space to mount th e pa nels," he sa 1d, referring to the solar panels which allow the sun to come in and retain heat. "The s ystem wouldn' t work," he sai d. " II would be like heating your hom e with a hair dryer." Kawecki, who obtained a ba<·helor or scien ce in ar chitecture m 1973 from Ohio State Universi ty, has des igned th e solar community which will cons1sl of 12 homes in so uthern Delaware County:· The , fir sl" horite, already sold , is nearly completed . He prefers In design solar ~ homes rath er than convert a ~cimveilt10na l home to solar. Building a solar home t<Jsts 2 to 3 perc-e nt more than buildin g a conventional home, he said. The extra money goes for th e addttional glass, the extra blower to help circulate the air , and the gravel und er the sun room through which the ai r circulates. The most imp ortant concern of a solar home is how much hea t IS lost when th e outside temperature is ze ro. He said the id eal rate of beat loss is 15 BTU per square foot. Heat is lost through glass. The home Kawecki designed has glass panels on the south side and 11 sliding glass doors. To avoid a great loss of heat, he has Installed wooden doors which can be slid shut m front of those sliding glass doors to block heat loss. The glass - both in the few conventional windows and in th e glass pane ls - is fi xed , i. e., th e windows can not be raised, lowered , opened or closed as m conventtonal homes. Kawecki has always been mterested 1n th e environment and thinks the environment Nu M c Coy by George H K i ndall by deed da ted O c Iob e r 7, 1910, an d r ecord ed rn Vol. l OS page 310 ot th e Re c o r ds of Deeds of Merg s Coun t y, Oh10 T ER M S OF SALE Crt sh 1n hand on day o t sa te Th e rrgnt •s rese r ved to reject any or rt ll p rope r ty appr ar sed at JAMES J . P ROFF ITT SH ER I FF O F M EI CSCOU N TY , O t1 10 J B O ' BR I E N Allornev tor Plarntdll Mu ~ t h,. 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LUID-·11 l -1 7 7q8 4 0 1111 qU e ~ WASHINGTON (UPl i - A could go into effect uniess regulation proposed by the Congress pa sses our joint Treasury Department would resolution , appro ves our bring the nation one step Approprtalions limitation, or Thur sday, May 4 Sol!Jl' p~upl e nu Iun ger fll close r to total gun contr ol by the agency withdraws the IIIlo lill•ll' jobs "I'UIIIid 11\'I'C th e federal government says proposals," sa1d Miller. U 1ey ·v ~ a tid ed fJ bl· l'l' J!m g~ Rep. Clarence Miller. R.()hio. lu the l'Slt:thlt shmcnt Miller said Tuesday the new reg ulation s would require all firearms license holders to report every three NAMES, AIJDRESSES months to th e Bureau of The Eastern Alumni Ale ohol, Toba cco an d Association is in need of Fire arms on all firearms names and addresses lor the tran s a c ti ons betw ee n 1977 graduating class. May 4. 1978 manufacturers, importers, Any one int erested in at· Sorn e uolrl trn g dnd m sprra · wholesalers and dealers. tending should contact Mrs. lr onol co ncJ,d ron s should sta rt to "Since all of this Avice Spen cer, Rt. l, Long come •n lo play lo• you "'" inform ation would be stored Bottom or phone 985~296 . cvmmg ye ar A more ver ?a l rlc you wr11 emerge You I I be a b le in a national computer bank , 10 d e v ~ lop plan s thi:l t ca11 tJ eHcr it would be simple for the yo ur frnancra t s t<~ t u s bureau later to obtain the TAURUS (April 10-May 101 to name, address and type of your w o r~ locla y foll ow proce dure s la rn tlra r 10 you Allo wtn g weapon 0£ . every firea rm IN THE ano the r 10 ~"~r e ssu r e yOU rn to · Am enca · ," sal'd OF COMMON PLEAS COURT " owner m MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO dorng 1t11 ng s hrs wa y co uld Mtl1er . .~ · . . ,. , ,.,,, lu.T~A-~L. ~ SMJ ,TH . ,_ .......... , ~ . . ... .sau se pr ot> tem s H av1ng tr ou " ln effeet, these proposed Plaontolt, ble se lec,.ng a career' Send regulations could lead to a 'tARRY A. SMITH , lor , our copy ol Aslro Graph cen tralized natwn al £irearms Defendo~nt Lett e r oy rnatlm g 50 ce nts for No. 16,, 41 eac h and a to n g se ll · reg istration system and this - NOTICE BY addr essed stamped envelope is somethmg Congress has PUBLICATION IO AsiiO· Graph P 0 Bo' 489. jq7'J 175 Hond o ¥/7 7639 " Ne•t to Elbertteds tn WIR t C A G E ~ fo 1 1 01 no 1 o e ~ A n dr (.' W Cr O\~ Roc 1111) 7<1 7 2/j ~ :;r Pom eroy , 0 ." Zesf gives you more than acleaner than soap feeling. AI .. n ev er authori zed , 11 , • ..... sa id Ml.ller. " As the rankin g minority member or the Ap· propria tions subcom· mittee wh tch over sees th e Tr easury Department, l was able to insert a provision in the 1979 fund1n g bill, as introduced, to prohibit any mon ey from being used to carryout these reg ulations," he said . "And I ba ve co-sponsored a joint resolution to prevent the proposals from going into effect if fWtding ls provided," said Miller. "The proposed regulations Smi t h , addrc5s A Larry unknow n , bu l whose l as ! adcU ess w a s 230 kn own Pleaun r St reel , Asn tand . Ohio 44805 . w i ll t ake not ice on the 1Sth c av of N ovember , Sm i th l i ted her 1977 , Rllea L Com pl a tnt agar nst h i m in the Commo n P leas Co u r't of Me igs coun ty , Ohro , case No 16,643, pra y ing tor d rvo r ce and other relie f on grounds ol g ross neg l ec l of outy and e~C. tr ~me c r u~lly r eq ui r ed 10 Compla i nt You answe r wdhin are lh ls l we nt y eiQ h l days a ti er l he l ast P!Jbltcallon , l he las! publication Is on the 17th day of May , 1978, or i!Jdgmen t by d e l au lt w i ll be rendered a ga1ns t you . Larry Spencer , Cle r k of cou r sl ot Meigs Cou nt y . ( 4) s. 12, 19, 26 (.5 ) J , 10: Oh;o 17, 7tc Radro Crty Stal!orr N Y 100 19 b n lh srg n M ( ay l 1·June 20) 'r'o u wo n I hav e to reply rn k tnd to one w ho trE! ats you rude ly rn Ir o n ! o f lr~t•nd s lo da y Sll e II b e app rop rr at cty ju dged by th e B e su r e GEM IN! 10 s pc c t1)' o the rs CANCER (June 21-July 22) You 'll gam the adnwa!lo n yo u ' re looll. 1ng for by lhrnkmg of o th e rs be fo re yo ur se l f today Don 1 let sorn eone ' s f 1 h d 1 o o 1S ness sr etrac k yo u r om helprng LEO (July 23~Aug . Z2) Before you g tve a person who ha s been bugg rn g you a pt ece o f ~ou r mtnd . try th e so l! ap · proactl one mo re 11111e Th e resu lts Wi ll please you ~ VIRGO 1Aug . 1J·Sepl . 11) Oon'l tater hatJe a se ve re LIBRA (Sept. Zl ·Oct. 13) Sh ow anolh e r now harmo ny rs matn larn ed by s ellrng a n e xampl e to day De mo nstralton says much more th an words Wi th Zest, you step out of the showe r feeling cleaner and fresher than you feel with reg ular soap . You see, Zest isn't like regular soap . Zest has special rinsing agents not found in soap. So Zest lat hers up and rinses you thoroughly clean . Zest doesn't leave a sticky soap fil m on your skin . Just ICX in your pocket when you t ake this coupon to your dealer. SCORPIO tOe! . Z4·Nov . 221 You ' ll be rnsprred on ways to ac compl rsh yo ur work toclay but get 1t11ng s d o ne early Ots ru p l1ve co nd r!to ns get tn th e way late r WHOLE, HAlf OR END CUT SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 13-Dec . Z1 ) Even though your rnn er vot ce m1gh t be talktng loudly now . d s not neces sa rr ly pra c lt · cal Evaluate s en s rbly al l yo u do loday CAPRI C OR~ BIGGEST SAVINGS 'IN lOWN! (Dec . 11·Jan . 19) If yo u don' t mak e unreas onabl e MEDIUM inaI EGGS demands on others today . l htngs could work out quite salts fact on l y Expec t th e oppo · site if you're too sell -absor be d - ---STORE --------------------- ------ ------COUP ON I SAVE 10¢ 11114ZE I ;: t0 " ON elate them Th,e k n ow -l t~a ll s h a~J e'on!y a hatche t job to offer. Iss ue cou ld arise tod ay wh ere to make a choice your material and you 'll have betwee n Ideali stic goals. Do tha t whi c h bri ngs the grea ter honor pt\ilosophrcal when you ar e den ted coopera 1ion you were expecting from another You ca n h andle ever yt hina";ou rseli it you remain ca lm INEWSP,t..PEA ENTERPRI SE ASSN I liMIT ONE CO UP()N PER PURCHA SE TWO ANY SIZE wit h those who wl lll utly appre· ARIES (March 11-Aprll 19) Be FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! VALID ONLY WHEN YOU BUY Sha re your pl ans today only PISCES (Fob. ZO·Mirch ZO) An DOZEN . Zest gives you 10¢off. case of buy er' s rem orse SLAB BACON ·~ I squander you r m oney today o n thm gs yo u lhrnk yo u need fo r you r ho me II yo u do. you 'll $ GRANULATED SUGAR ....•••...•••.....•.... 1.19 15 02 . ARMOUR With 7c Off 69~ CORN BEEF HASH •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Q,..., ~ac k W Ca r sey ~ Mg r ~ Pho ne 992 2 18 1 O hro H OM~MA D I: N f) lli:M 10 0 la rge or too ~ m o ll W dl b uy I P•t·tt· o r <Oniplt:I C' u ~e d Pomeroy Landmark Of 'll'ril lll l' i ~ · ~~: :- -- "'t L et us te st your w a ter Free !-' h un ~· h1111 ' '289,95 Now Onl y 01 1t e b o • f'., br <M bed '> 11 0 11 b ed ~ c· r, curnp lc rc h o u s ~h o kh W r " e M 0 Mill e! Rt 4 P (JI!I (.! I O ~ Oh•o 0 1 col i Q9:t 7"f6(J hou:.ehold Ne w IT I U! MA li C lilt • Dlll ly Cu u 1t 11 1 ~URNIIURl OL D Ou11 t m g 99') /156 f O il ' ~ ! ~t N 51 wft}Lout j Jlexiblel Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water wrth Co-op waf er so ft ener , Model UC.SVL Le t h crve [ ('riii Cy / 4] / QOj l op M O I '>O ho or•1 · M l, ~ l c i£. 1CIIU.') NEED A WATER SOFTENER? lr •111f.J WU Od poy II 111l c r c~ t ed wr+l e ~ !(l l 1 11g c O(pc rl l' fi ( C K o ~ 150 1-'t P k·u ~ 0 11 1 w va i5550 be the Same lq / 1 l O RD f 150 4 whe el d1 , .,. ~ , l• r ._.! 11,! 11 1 {,llll d l110 ! 1 qq7 53 43 f i ~>l lu o l•c r ond Null11 10 l 10 11 Hl'CJ I Co H Pul! l tllll D1 1o ll Mdl St ) A t hPn ~ b l 4 ':/1'1 60!9 01 61 4 696 III/I Joh JI w6odn~ \ Phon e 992 2 18 1 ~11 1 ' 1' 1 1 . p erl e l ' ce d Day MO I O ROlA <o n ~ol c 19 I ((JII I{ IIb 99 2 5551 D Nl . Mother's l afiiOIIIIUIM ~~ POI 111 ' 10 y q9'] 'i89l di'I IVl'lll ly Ot !OI It•CI• OII ~upnr v 1 ~ 1! r p O'> I I JOII !. o vo dohl p Cr;ill !:Q Ui fli\A! N! 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N o •nv e>>;. l llll' ll l AQUARIUS (J1n 111-Fob. 19) BATH SOAP 19 73 RA N G ~ R 1 l on p1 ck up Ail e • 5 po1 cal l 24 7 2bB4 Le1~ u re 11111£'• ( ornper . ton t01 ne d A ( 747 2893 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERT.O-PELS H O M~MAK ~ R ~ OlD Jt c MA I' I I ) 11'-H:. Lf lll'd $/~ 1/ , 14 lll 'lljl ' ( !II pr •l s : l~ Do JJhlf" bi•fl ~I () '-IU'):J) 8 1 b C! dt OO II I acr e l o t 200, Town 1 Range I I J SIX f!OOM hou:. c U11 hty roo m 10 "' 10 wood u t d1 1( buddrng 22 ft Ch ec k our low. lo w pric es on Nli:O D .I'I::H IHKW bob pi1ter lo r thr ee prP "::>c hoo ler ": > a n d ~o RI: DUG ~ AFl & l o\1 w1th G o B e ~ e 1obt.. t ~ & l Vo ;> w u t.. 1 p t ll ~ lrll' One ro d o ~P ' ' ' ' 9 r l r:on• ng QtJ S 4?3 ~ Nr> l<,un Dr uq ! IME:II::f.l duch or em rses conveye a To E E Sp•vey , as lrusl ee of W.tt .am 'n ""'· ' r U l( ':o AGl l MOl HUt ~ Day P11 111 1 u1 1nn gc• mNd ~ W ood f,bt •l f l o ) Wf•t ~ fl f' 0 ~0110 b fy p11( I 'd M odt-- to ord t•r 9 91 636!l Sal!• Wanted to flu) to rock from wt11Ch a wt11 tt' oa k 11" bea r s wes t 111 ... deg eas t 49' ?l •n k s , also a h 1c kor y 12" be ar s nor th 74 d eg e!"IS l 18 lr n ks , ! he nce wesl a l on g south l m e o f sa1d 100 ac r e l ot No 200, 16 31 c harns to so uth wc sl co r ner of sard 100 ac r e lo t No 200 . and 70 acr e tot N o 199 , thence no rl h 30 66 c ha tflS to t he pla ce o f begrnn rn g , con t a1n1ng 28 , 1 acres , more or tess , and be i n g the sam e ~~ ~ h 1 V• IJ I• • • n o r Th lSI J. 10, \.U kl< ( : t( T to ke n., old p oe IH·t w n tr t w~ ond c h ( ll ll~ '> •l vc..•r C111 d q v ld Wr r1 1.:Cd 1964 (l rld olrl r' l •, li v•'' 10 111 ~ ~IJ Y v:- 11 ' " II n d o (o il J..' Oql'r WO i ll ~ if·y 1.1'; 'l JJ I r lror qo• to I ··~ I (JIIIP I "· I t) I II lii'! lil lY d d t . ,..,, ttt q Co r p h o ne Fur 11CH· ~ ·.t H y Cu ll w ll r•< l Ca rol B 8. ~ MO HU I HOMf ~ Pt !'l.,o Day S I U '' ll'l' tlJ9 5 ~ or II W Vo h r ~ •d e H I!< ~ ~ WO UI D YOU!rlwl u l.'UII I SI U S:'S 1tn:J B1 o odr11 oH· 14 I( 1.14 ( b c d1 oo m o n cl r n o 1 <· nn hour) r-J ,-..,.d lo d · c ~ t n dl· lllU il '> lr o h_· !()( L' l• l h No 197 J Oo110fl 1·1 ~ bU } hl·dr oo m N e a t 1917 V1 ( 1011(H ' ! ·I • b l J hedr oorn l• •p Pr •v rr ( C l l f.'u:o~ ~ ~I r lf 1 h o ll1 O p!J C'O IQ I I( I ' 01) ~ pf t' Q ~(J r il j)C I IQ7? Co vo nt1 y I'} , b) J h udi oorn '> O liO lily a 11 1 11 ~ 1 l ol l ~ U P It •• <JP 1<169 ~ l (t l l' ~ lllfl l l 17 t 60 ) p0 111111011 111 9Q') 1006 ! l4l 16. While Bar APRICOTS HALVES 5 lb. GOLDEN ISLE ~·:• rll 20 lmk s , a lso a w h rte oa k B" souTh 8 0 '• deg wes t 26 11 nk s, al so sou l heas t corn e r o t Thomas Ad ams hous e bear s 15'4 dey wes t 57 ' 1 l ink s , t henc e sou t h JO 66 cnai n s to the south l•ne ot 100 No lhPIII"' ' Iv r><., < h•ld• c 11 S1 ,400 00 anti -gun regulation lO Ul ~ (Hid O r·oi P r ·, Pur ty f'l'lt l " ~ pO r l t> ll (l • IH' I t-1 l 1, : (.) 111 g u O I P IIIf'l •d •UY\ OHd qdr ~ '•I 'll 6" bea r s wes t 2P .. deg eas r b 1ds . Oarence Miller hits at TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS ........~:........ . .go should do the work. That 1s why ne arly all his work today centers around solar homes. "It makes sense to use what we 've go t, " said Kawecki, noting that the sun is free , and the cost of all other fuels is going. up. · The back-up healing unit of his solar home is a woodburning stove wlu ch could be fu eled from the woods behind the deve lopment. "We should forget about petro dollars, then farmers could grow tr ee farms ," be said . " And we could keep our money right here." I'UI I I " " , ,(,.,., /Jrd '( t:O I I ) t ·.o;por u l llllj o •1d ho •, Op l' nmg ~ lor ~.o\or • u q • · • ~ Ill U UI ro ck fro m which a wMile oak $}lg 40 Ct. fRI LNOt Y HOM! l uy approved a simil ar measure ava ilable for acqutsitton of family farm corporations eligible for Farmers Home in April. land . Supporters of the bill sai d it In addition to th e loans and would also extend is essential to the survwal of emergency cre<jit program, for one year an emergtmcy the family fa rm since many the bill also expands the ,li vestock credit program set farmers, htt by rising costs various credit program s to expire in September. and low prices for the ir off ered thrbu gh the grains and cattle, are faci ng Agriculture Department' s IN THE PLEAS COURT . bankruptcy without help. Farmer s Hom e COMMON MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO The Senate bill provides for Admtnistration. a maxtmum $500 ,000 Farm borrowers who are PAUL SIMON , guaranteed loan to individual curr ently limited to vs PLAINTIFF farmers, while th e House bill mortgage loans of $1110,000 PEARL TAGGART . ET A l , DE F ENOANTS ca ll~ for a maximum $4110,000 could get governmentN O 16,7 09 loan. Administration officia ls Insured loans of up to $200.000 NOTICE Pu r suant lo a n Orde r o f have estimated lhe individual and government-guaranteed l e I SSue d by th e Cour l o t loans would actually average loans up to $3110,000 under the Sa Co m m o n P l eas o f Me•g s. about $1110,000 and go to about bill . Farmers Home Co u n t y, O h 10 . I wr ll oil er tor a t p ubli c auct11:m on the 40,000 farmers. operating loans, now limited sate 21 t h day o f May , 1978 at 10 00 Proceeds of the loans could to $50,000, could go to $1110,000 am at the door of th e Court ouse ol s a1d Coun t y , be used to meet operating on an insured basis and HPome r oy, m11o , ! he fOl l OWing ex pe nses, r e rinance $200,000 if made by private descrt b ed r ea l es ta te Stl ua t ed rn Lebanon outstanding debts, reorgaruze lenders under a goverrunent Tow n S h ip , Mergs County , fanlll ng or ranching guarante~. Oh •o , l o wr t B en1g local ed rn operations, loan closing costs Th e legislati on al so 70 a cr e tot 199 a n d 100 acre lol 200 , T own 2, Ra n ge 11 a t lll C and other essential farm and includes· a special mortga ge Oh •o Com pany's P ur cha se home needs. B egtn n i ng at a SI OI"lc .n program with reduced vine a t th e n o rth we s t On a voice vote, th e Senate repaym ent schedules in early ra (Orne r o f 70 acre lo t 199, Town approved a proposal In ke ep years for small family 1, Range 11. ! hence ca st the loans from being farmer s. It would make a long t h e nort h i rn e o f sa•d 70 a cr e to t 199, 16 30 charn s to a SPECIAL RICH· N· READY J WASHI NGTON I UP!) - A goverrunent-guarantced loan program approved Tuesday by the Senate will help farmers in·need of immediate finan cial help in pa ying outstanding debts. The measure, which now goes to a House:Se nate conference co mm1tt ee, provides for $4 billion in government guaranteed or insured loans through the end of 1979. The bill is des1gned to help farmers and ranchers who are caught in a cost-price squeeze and are unable to get credit to meet their financial obligatwns through normal credit channels. By offering a governm ent guar ant ee or insurance of repa ymen t, credit chan nels through· commercial banks and other non-government lend er s are expected to open up. The Senate gave 1ts approval to the legislatiOn on a 92-0 vote. Th e House For Salt· \\ a nh·d lo U"' llt•lp Wautcd Senate okehs farm loan bill Literature available Two fined, five forfeit bonds in Fighting crime is'the job of the police, right ? Your house Pomeroy court will never be burglam ed, *Touch Control 9- The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, Mav 3. 1978 Utility ow.es its customers $22 million, counsel claim r o lllf CON'!UIIIl A [ A U TIO~ · f)r)n 1 ~ "'0~·· ~\ 1 ' ""' ~ll lf> ~ , •• ~·"9 ~"" ·~ '"'"'""' r~" r '~~ "" '~Bioi '"•"•"Q l h• •• Qu"'"(l rutr ~" '' ..., "'"" •••- "' tllu~ P'OI)l'tiJ I~ ""'~ t "'0~~ ~ N OI Rl Ml Ve(~ l~upllnl ., , JI<'Od "", o~ I'• b•~"'''' I " I r l o, Of~~~ "'" tll,llo lul fl II UO 10 ! 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II 0111 0 l ~iJ / C•l~ +tdi"'P~O~ ' ' '"'I 10 9' I! a oil ITII' MI IoP<I ''' ! • >< •' PROCTER & G"MBLE 0 ----- ----------- - - - ---~ -- - - -----------Get this Tap & ~i t by n>ail for $3.50 when you buy 2 Zest (any size) , Get your requi red certificate and details at participating stores or write to: Zest Tap & ~it, PO. Box 4J2, On cinnati, Oh io 452'19. Offer expires May 31, 1'179. - - - • �10 - The "Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 3,1976 WANT AD CHARGES IF YOU hove o ser vt ce Ia o ffer . wo nt to buy or se ll s,ornet hing , · Cash CIHll'~(' 1 ~1 l 25 1.50 '"' :t .Jay.'l ,., 2 25 lh.IU) II :1110 3. ~ ~ 2thi }!l ' E:adt word uv..:r lht' lflmuitwn 15 wunJs 1.'1 4 n•nts pt>r wunJ pt-r t.IH~ Ad.:. rwmmg otlk:l' than l'll\l!lrt'U\IW lia )'.'\ wi)l IJe l'llar)o\t'd at till.' l da~ I'OJ !t: ill 11\t' llll.l l') . C~tt'tl uf Tlwn~ anU Oi.M iuary 6 l't'll \S IJt-'1' ~o~.· unl , SJ 00 rnmunwn l'ash Ul adv<utn· Muln k Hu1;lt' ~lc!> pml Yarll £11\c:-, art' itl't:eptt>d lltd) wtth rash wttl t un lt•r tJ l'cnt (' har~ e fur ad~ n tn'1 . 111~ A11x Num!Jt>l' lu CHrt• uf Tlw St•ittua· l Tho: PuUII:;hl.' l n·:.t• r\'t~s lht· njl!/it tu t•o,hl Ur l't•jf.t·t <HI~' t~d.'\ d~t:lllt'd t•l>)t'd\UI\1:11 Tlw Pu bh:shcr n.·~ pvns tble ~· •I I nut bt.· rut· mun· than one tll l 'VI'· ~ l't't'\ UIIIU'UUI L PhnnJ99'2-2lj6 ··- ' lo qk ing l o t work or whatever you 'l l get results f o~ter ...i rth o Senllnel Wont Ad Coll 9n ·21 Sb BI G 6 Day Gar age and Po t ch Sole Ap11l 3(\,to Ma y S A nO!;S l rorn Fog l es ong Funeq:':ll Hom e Mmon WV l ots ot dtshes on hques mtsc Ddle ren t ttems eoGh day 10 b Rot n or shme THREE YARD 5oles Thur~ F11 and Sot May 4 5 8. b Crows , Su bd 1v1S1on , a ! Ftve Pom ts FIVE rAMilY Ya rd Sole lue s . lhru Fr 1 leodtng Cree\.. Rood 3 miles !r om Bypass Wo t ~ h !tt gns Clo th tng Depres s•on Glms d1shes furn1tu re 1ors Ran1? next day: YA RD SA LE Thur s Fr1 . and Sol 0 7 & 6 9 un t tl dar k a! Joan Stewa rts on Depo t St Rutland Ohto · FIVE fAMilY Yard Sole Wed . 8 hou~e q.4 3rd Thurs on lef t po~t th e Rad'1o Stat tor• lots of l urmture NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES MumJ;jy Nttultun S<ltu r·dil \ thr u 1-' nd.<n 4 i\ M. . lilt• day iJefHrt' fiU I.Jh< '<!l!OII YARD SAL E Wed Thl,frs Fn 10-5 4 rn1le s u ff Rt 7 on 143 Old d1she5 bottle~ and chtno cobmet Rou1 or shtne f u rn t~twd and 3 AND 4 RM urt qcn lWO SfORY l rortl i:! house . 6 tooms and bo th , ce llar . ou t 5434 butld1n g s . .4 -ocres land a t ed ge COUNTR Y MOBILE Home Pork - · ol Ru tla nd . Com pt&le l(ml e , hoolo. up o t~o . 2 bor1 k s' appfot sRoute 33. nor lh of 'fJort• eroy ed properly ,a t $1 5 500 Phone Lorge lob Coll99'2 7479 fu rnt shed opt ~ . Phone 9Q'] 7()q 4 SM All A PT Sut tobl e to t only Oniit Fur ntshed Caf19q2 .5'207 , E>ven mgs i P M. f'ndd~ aftcruuun busmes~ tho! ,. don ated to our rehef fund dur mg ou • l unp o f need . We wil l try to s ho w ou r ap prectalton by pot rontzing t hose thor helped "' U.M .W A . Suppor ter s Clu b JJ qq7 2941 ,, 9q 7 '2o89 Of Village Ma no r 992 7787 rwo BEDR OOM 1r oder adult s only 99'1332 4. - Nofil!l!l! ~ ~ o-~ ' HOMESJTES l or ~ al e up Mtddlepo rt I oct e and neat Rul land CoH992 -741:11 NEW 3 bedroom hou~ e 7 b o th~ al l elec 1 a cre Mi ddl eport clo~e to Rul land Ph one 997· 7 ~ 81 O ~ G ANI ZATIO NA L MEETING 7 30 pm Fr t Mav 5th Pomeroy Eagle ~ Clu b Al ll odte ~ !hot st gned up a nd a ll other lodte s that are tnterested m fo r mtng the lodtes OUlCJI•ory d ub please otfend bedroOms. bath , porches , equipped k itchen, very nice lot . 511 ,000.00 . LARGE HOME room s, 21 '2 baths, nat . gas hot water heat, basement, garag·e. righ t ·in town . 535,900.00 . 1 YEARS OLD - Here is a buy , 3 B. R., 2 baths , form al d ining , nic e k it chen , ca r por t, storage. I ac re . TWO FAMil Y Yatd Sole Thu rs and Fr1 10 4 Cu r ve ru~t gomg 533.000 .00 tnto Syro r u!te FARM - 25 acr es, fen ced , !tam e timber. ni ce 1 floo r plan home wi t h lot s of remo d e l ing do n e , ba se ment , sm all barn . fOUR FAMIL Y Yard Sole Fr1 and Sol at the Mtllord Swartz res tdef\ce tn All red r u~ t olf 68 1. Follo w s1gn~ M1 ~c 1te ms plu s o n1 cc !telec ii Ot1 · ol men~ and 130,850.00. CALL FOR INFORMATION ON OUR PHOTO LISTINGS WILL HELP SELL YOUR PROPERTY . res •den ce Mud Soc\.. Rood Al f r ed Ohto Mov 4t h Sth and 6th 9 0 ( loth•ng 1n lon1s and up Undorms lur - house with 2 baths, natural gas furnace, and near main par t of town . Has 4 bedrooms and compact lot . Only 115;000 . NEW LISTING 15 firep lace . formal di ni ng, lovely kit chen , carport and st orag e. 1 level acre. Pul l tn~ GUN SHOOT Rut la nd leg ton Farm every Sunday a t 12 00 noon Sponso red by VFW . 55,900 .00 . MOVING - Need to se ll , 3 LOOK JUST 116.000 .00. BRAND NEW -. Ran ch type , 3 B. R.. bath . MANY FAMili ES Ymd Sole May 41h and 5th on Rt 143 Tvo. o house~ pas! Wall Pen Rd G lor10 Joh nson Stort s q om . ,. · AUTliORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER nt ture g l o ~swa r e bo~"nett mad Jlltsc Ra m canceb 011d FOREST RUN Methodts t Churc h Ru mmage Sole 111 rhe church bo~ement 41 h and Sl h 9.3 4 bedroom brick hom e near school an d sho pp ing center . Has 11 ~ ba th s, leve l lot and all utilit ies. 2-car garage with wor kshc,>p upsta ir s and ni ce bri ck ou tbuild ing . All th is tor 18.000. MANY LOOKERS COME & GO . WE TRY TO QUALIFY A PROSPECT BEFORE WE COME TO YOUR PLACE . YARD SAL E Jane Ann Htll ~ . Mo tn St Rocu'e Thursdoy May 4 9 00 to II 00 Chtldr en ~ clo th .ng . ..,wrvel roc ker 1971 O hto Rtver Auc!ton Met gs Reg ulot Plo xa M tddlepo rl Aucti on Soles Fr 1doy ond Sotu rdov n1 ghh 7 pm 4· tJ· ! 5th and 6Th lq71 ARI STOC RA T Camper Sleep s b wtth stove oven Stn k furna ce and pori o ·oony Co nwlete wtt h ownmg , a c k ~ and elec tr1 c broke hookup 992 575b. c lo th1ng q 30 to S many YAR D SAlE Wood en o the r lurn) ture bedspreod~ond mt:;c 740 H tgh St Mtddle por t Ohto 9 om to 3 pm 1h u t ~doy doy 24 FO OT CAM PER Fra nklin . Good con dll ton . Sel f co nto tne d 90).508b YARD SAlE Mo 1n St Ru l lond octQ~:i . from The Nororene Churc h Fr 1 and SCi 9? YARD SAlE Wednesday Ma y Jrd Motn Street Rullond Q om to 5 pm EXPERT HUNTER 'STROUT Wheel Alignment PmforSale lbl< ) b98 3290 Boordtng runs G roOtT'I tng all b r eed~ (leo n sanr to1y locli llteS Ches htre lndvor and ou tdoor Phone (614 )367 0292 DOG OBEDIENCE Class lorrntn g now Call I 367 ·0550 SPECIAL $~~ Any U.S. made car- parts extra if needed . Excludes front-wheel drive cars. Call Now For Appointment '9..,J~ ck W. Carsey , Mgr . -· ... 1972 PON!IAC 9'12 7453 CA I A LI NA S800 ltn.rt BUICK REC.AL Good con d r !ton A C P S dt :.C broke~ po w er wtndows and seat !> ,.,n y l top 50 000 mrles 997 554 5 dunnglhe day 197 1 BUICK Pho ne 991· 3183 Pomeroy Landmark PhonH92·2181 Wanted to Rent WANT 10 1ent Teacher n eed ~ 3 b_edsoom horne Co ll9q:J.51 10 7·1 ACRE LOTS FOR SALE - Pr ic ed at S3,750.00 each . H ACRES OF VACANT GROUND in Harrisonvil le area 804 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Call992-7133 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Sl1 ,700 will buy a good 1 bedrm . house and garage, storage bu ild ing and garden space on St. Rt . 124 in Sy r acuse . GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr ., Broker IN GALLIPOLIS Pom erov , Ohio THUR., MAY ( 1978 10:00 A.M. " ANT IQUE OR COLLECTOR IT EMS " Highback bed , oak wardr obe, Queen Ann chi na closet & bu ffe t. cha trs , bottles , jar s, jugs. p icture frames , dishes , wicke r baske ts 1 peck, handmade trunk , old ki t chen ca binet base w bins, Roger Prim r ose si lver pitcher , ir on pot , hand pa tnted Ja pan dish , set of sca les appro>: 125 yr old. chma , whtsky jug, silve rwar e and gun . " MISC ." 2 pc. livmg room suite. ta bles. T.V . stands, desk , cedar chest . por ch swings. rocker. cha ir s. set of Revere Ware , lamps, pots & pans, d is hes ( 1 set of American Ivy I. me.ta l ccWi nets, bases, 1 metal sirgle & double wal l cabrnels, G.E. sto ve, linen s, light f ixture , sink , bed, floor fan . old ban d hor ns , clock, Ma ytag wringer washer , hot water heater , G. E. jet lum p, cement block s. House to be torn down OWNER: MRS. RALPH McDADE Positive I. D. J, Carnahan 949·2108 and Lunch L. Donohue 14J.J048 " No1 re5ponsible for accidents or loss of property" Auctioneer Noh~ : Old Estate been sening for yens, many good itel'l)s . REDUCED TO 51S ,900 - A ve ry nice 1'·' stor y 4 bedroom home in good cond i t ion . Features a basement wi th f inished fam ily room and l~u ndry room , eat in stor y, new sh ingl e roo f modern k it chen , largf kitchen . l iving room & bath . Large lot wi th fenced yard . Cal l now. pr iced to sel l. f lrepla c~ Ci ty water & dri lled wel l FH E GAS IN HOU SE •nc o. ···KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 992-3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3.31 .1 mo: Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 "THE MILEAGE MAKER " LIST 118.]1 135.01 189.19 8R 78x 13 GRI8X14 HRI8Xli SALE 144.88 $S1.97 SSS.17 4 24 -1 mo . Will CA RE for th e eldetly home Ph one99173 14 111 our Wdlto111 f . G ro n l 747-2879 YO U nee d ELWOOD lmw sl onc BJ 741-285 0 a ft er 6 prn . Co lt or Do ' ~ ' . At"t"LIAI\ICE SERVICE SE WIN G MACHINE Re p o t l~ al l ser . viCe . al l malo.e!i 992-2184 The Fobrt c Sh o p . Pom eroy Auth orlled Smger Soles and Servtce . We sharpen Setssors service Hotpoint and brands. EXCAVAT IN G . d oler, loader o11 d bocHh oe wo rk dump !ru c k ~ and lo ·boys f or hu e. wt l l haul l1l l d trl . to ~0 11 , IHnesto11e and gt a ve l. Ca ll Bob or Roger Jel · fer s. day phone 992 708Q, ntgh t phone 992·3575 or 99'1 523'2 Phone992 .2181 t.fobile Homes lor &le home . 7 bed , oorm Ver~ good cond t ! ton In M1ddleport Col i 997·1754 or 9q7 71197 Wil l do roo l.ng . (Ons truct lon , plum brng and heo!lng . No 1ob 196A TRAILER 12 • 60 w1 th 8 x 16 55 mob1le EXCAV AIIN G do1er . bo cH oe and d tt chc r Charl es R Hot l 1eld . Boc~ Hoe Se t v1c.e . Ru !land , Oh1o Ph one 742·2008 . too Iorg e o r too small . Phone 741 2348 · If YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A . BED FOR YOU '5 IN STOCK Cheryl Lemley Associat e Home Phone 992-5739 iro n:. small op pl.an ces l ow rl m ow e1 ne~~: l Ia Sl a te Htg hw oy Coroge 0" Route 7 Ph ono (bl4 ) 9S5· REMO DEliN G . Plurnb tng heo tmg and oH type s o f gener altepou War" guaranteed 20 yeot :. e.1. pe rtence . Phone CJY2 ·74r:fl have enlarged our x Swee per !. , t oo~ ter s 3815. l.-.. u:· . e department and 12 BOWER S REPAIR " Bo Ri>£RLINE" CA'X .. . • ..••' • 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice reduced lo \40,900. Attractive remode led 2 story farm home \."-~ ce home features a lar~e living room , dlnl• 0 ~"~'"" rc hen. s bedrooms. & l'l• baths; 15 ar;t..\i. ' ~ .;le land w ith balance In pa st vreand wood . ~ ..... aer bar'n & garage . You must see this one . it'~ !ff o;1 1l wort h th e pr ice Loca ted off Rt. _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ J 325 in Meigs___ Counly 15. r I 1I J ~ Al.l.EY OOP "TkElll >KACK5 ~ GONE ! I FAll •o FIND A FOOT- 1 Wf!A"T 15 I"T? PRlN,. HERE OF A~ KlND· •., SALES AND SERVICE n .9.tf c GASOIJ NE ALLEY BRIDGE Mawbe it's time I haC1 one out Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag tile open!( have a Avoid a birth- A ND MARTJN Ex c o vol tn g scpltc :. y ~ t cms dorer back hoe. dump ! tuc k 1une~ t o ne . grovel b tac lo.l op pavmg Fh . 143. Phone 1 (6 1_. ) HOWERY da~ · up, Walt' BATHROOMS AN D K 11chen 5 re modeled cer amic ~t i e . plu m WEST EAST • Q4 • J 10 9 8 2 10 9 • Q8 7 tQJ 73 t !05 •Q10974 . 653 SOUTH PUlliN S EX CAVA TI NG Com pl e te Ser vice . Phone 992 1.08 WINTER GE T to yo ur h o u~e7 le t u~ molo.e neces~ory repo1t~ A I I ro mm Co nstructio n . 741-73'28 • AK 6 ¥ A513 2 PUDDlE POOL S. A ll mes and shapes . Swim poo ls 7 year s e~~: p e rten ce . free c~ ! t ma t es onyth tn g you need l o~ underg ro u nd ~w1m poo ls. New chem1 col and supply slore . Albany , Oht o . Ph on e 614-69B -6555 . ( All e r 6 prn . • 9 • AK J 2 1 c.AN''f' cuR& THA,. ~1NGI Na. IN YOUf'! tAilS. M rf' You'RI: 6 14·689 -575 1 John Je ff(HS or 689·5265 Bi ll Cdle11e . ) We ore NO T all w e t on PR IC ES. .. 'I l• HOLD DOWN TtiE +=OIZT, \VILL YOU? Rubber Back Carpet DAILY CRYI'TO(j UOTE - flere's how to wor.k lt : • MUSlC:AL.LY INC.LINtD, !• l S. cAN Pu'P' You ~ lN TOUCH WI,.H A foO~APF'efl. YES1 ON BUS!NbS . All carpet Installed with· padding at no charge. Expert insta flail on. ~ HE 1/IDNT S.AY 'N"AT K!IYP C"' ' BU51N!:SS •.. o Q "0\V LOI'\G HE D I)E: GONE . 11-'AT 5 STIG'I,\JGE: ! i"ES \!::.'!:'<. BEE'! &ECI<Env:: BEFOI<E! As Low As "4.18 ~ .. ~ci. 9' and 12' Vinvt Flooring In Stoc• FURNITURE 742·!211 Is AXYIJtBAAXR tONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A ia used (or the three I.'s, X for th t' two O's, el<' Single letters, apost rophes , the le11gth and fo rm;~ t ion of the word s are all hinl s. Each day the rode letters arc difTere nt. Vulnerable : North.South Deal er :,West Easl South West Pass I¥ Pa ss Pass 3. Pass Pass 3. Pa ss Pass 6¥ Pa ss Pass Pass Opening lead : • 10 • f RYPTOQUOTES By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag QKZHl C K WI CT II FLW . Q K Z HI The final contract was totally sound and was reached KUHFWW through a relati vely scienC TIIFL THNTXW lific auction . Even though 1P F N P J H F South had 19 high-card CT llFLW QKZHI points opposite an openi ng C FTUZ UQHFWW .Z W N J L HS bid, he dod not make a strong jump shift of two hearts. The TLAPZMTHS C TAHF Z WP suit was too weak . The rest of tbe bidding was Yesterday 's CrypiOquote : HOW HAPPI LY SOME PEOPLE WOULD UVE IF THEY WO ULD ONLY MIND OTHER an investigation by South of whether the best contra ct PEOPLE 'S BUSINESS N> !JTTLE N> THEY MIND THEIR " '85 she or seven hearts. He OWN .-G.C. !JOITENBERG stopped at six because North was unable to ex ude sufficient enthusiasm over the three-spade cue bid. BARNEY West, confused the TERRIBLE!! THEM FREEWAYS DOC ..11 HOW WUZ 'lORE ARE TOO DANGERSOME TO TRIP TH ' FLATLANDS? SUIT ME, SNUFFY . Buy where you cln como in and SH what you'rt gltttlng - Good soltctlona - Fully stocked. RURAND [t.J-A •a btng carpen try a n d gcnoro l matnl en once 13 y(loors e); per1ence 99'2 .Jt>85 . Ca11742-2211 · ' TALK TD WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT usel~ss NORTH • 7 53 . ¥ KJ 6 tA K86l2 comtnq &98·7331 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE & Poorer lS; Merv Gr iff in 6; Addams Fam ily 8; Sesame St. 20 ,33; Gomer Pyle. USMC 10; Dinah 13 . 4:3()-LIItle Rascals ~, 15 : Gil ligan' s Is. 4,8; Br.dy Bunch 10. s:DO-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Ho~•n's Heroes 10 ; Emergency One 13 : Petticoat Juncti on I REALLY '1ou BRADFO RD A uc tto neer . Co m . plf.' Te Ser vrc e Pho11e q49·'2 487 or 949-2()(X'J Racme O h to Cntt Brod fo 1d . WHAi "THE "HAM' iO DO, 50 11' SEEMS. AC.iO~ ii'tiED r 1 " · YET' SHE'S A 81.15inl!5s Seni~ Senices Offered gr o vel? lOO Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-62'3 8A.M. to4 :30P .M. 0 4:QO-Mister ·Cart oon 3; Svper man .4 ; For Richer, For II H ·lmo : PWMBING & HEATING INC. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992 -2164 4-30-I mo. DO J "' ""~'"- \ RAHNG~ r) I I CARTER service, Massey Ferguson & Gibs<>n Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sale s & Servlco. 742·2328, S P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now. Mount by Appt. WH ~ drill ••'9 · '""""' Search for Tomorrow 8 ,1 0; Elec. Co. 33 . S:3Q-News 6; Elec. Co. 20.33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Now arrange the ctrcled leners to Hogan's Heroes 15 . term the surprise answer , as sug · 6:DO- News 3,4.8.10,13.15 : ABC ews 6; Zoom 20. ges tea by th e aoove ca rtoon 6:3Q-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnell & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10: Over Easy 20. 7 :00 - Cross .WIIs 3,4; Newlywed Game Printanswerhera: " [ THE [ Gong Show 8; News 10; Gil ligan's Is . 15 ; 6,13: {Answers tomorrow) Hocking V•lley Bluegrass 10 : Consumer Survival Jumbles PO~ER AZURE BISECT DAMAGE Kit 33. . Yesterd ay s 7:3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Match Game PM 6; Answer Corrobofatn that tome animals are loote Tattletales 8; MacNefi .Lehrer Report 20,33 ; That's from the zoo -" BEARS" OUT Holl ywood 10: Nashv ill e on the Ro•d 13; Marly The latest JUMBLES ere here In JUMBLE BOOK t10 and JUMBLE Robbins' Spotlight 15. BOOK • 11 . Available 101 $1.35 EACH. postpaid from Jumble, CIO !his 8:00- Hanna .Ba rbera Happy Hour 3,4,15; newspaper, P.O. Bo~e. 34, NorwOO(I, N.J . 01~. Make c t1ecks payab le to Phenomenon of Ben il 6,13 ; Wa llons 8,10; Once NfHispaperbOO ks Upon A Classic 20 ,33. 8:3Q-Whai's Ha ppening 6,13: Arabs & Israe lis 33; Originals 20 . 9:oo-<iperatlon Runaway 3.4,1 5; Barney Miller 6,13; Hawaii Five.Q 8,10: World 10,33. by THOMAS JOSEPH 9:3()-F ish 6, 13 lO :OQ-Police Woman 3,4.1 5; Barella 6, 13; Barnaby ~ Hit the sktds Jones 8, 10; Our Mutual Friend 33 ; News 20. I Designa te 10 :3Q-Lock. Stock & Barrel 20; 11 :DO-News 5 Lcwnnan 's 3,A,6,8,10,13.1S ; Dick Cavell 20; Lilias Yoga & You badge 33. 6 " La st ll:JQ-Johnny Carson 3,4,15 ; Starsky & Hutch 6,13; Supper " Mash 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie "Who' s Been in art Sleeping ln My Bed>" 10. 7 Height : 12 :DO-Janakl 33: 17:05-Mov le " How To Commlt Marriage" 8; 11 :4Q-Toma 6,13 ; 1 DO-Tomorrow abbr. 3,4; 1:so- News 13. 8 Break the Yeslerday 's Answer Movie Channel 4record 24 EKalt 33 Between 5 & 9 P.M.Jamboree In The Hills 9 Fascinate 7 & 11 P.M. Voyage olthe Damn ed I PG I 25 ·'- are jobs 10 Cleanse Cable Channel s called ... " 34 Athletic 16 Insig6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 27 Coeur - , event nificant 1:00 - Paul Gaudino Fa mily Fitness Show Idaho la ke 36 Moslem VIP 19 Ass istants 7 : 30 ~ Supersports 31 Pa rty sans 31 Cry of 20 Task 10 ·00 - 700 Club . femmes surprise 23 Food fish Wed nesday , May 3 675 ·1582 712·l010 MODERN SUPPLY Small engine & mower AI Tromm Const. WA IER r THURSDAY , MAY 4, 1978 R•porl 1.3; 5:50-PTL Club 13; 5:S$-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:DO-PTL Club IS; 6:25-Por You ... Biack Woman 10 6:3Q-Doctors on Call 4: News 6 ; Sunr ise Semester 8. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3; 6:5Q-Good Morning, West Vlrglnta ' l3; 6:55-Chuck While Reports 10; News 13. 7 :DO-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6, 13; CBS News B: Bullwlnkle 10 : 7:3Q-Schoolles 10. 8:DO-Ca pt. Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame 51. 33 . 8:3o9:00- Merv Gr lf lln 3; Phil Donahue 4,13,1S; Emergency One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9 3Q-Andy Griffith 8; Joke r's Wild 10 lO ;QO-C ard Sharks 3,4,15 ; Edge of Night 6; Mag., lne 8.10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 :3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15; High. Hopes 6; $20,000 Pyramid 13 . ll :OQ-High Rollers 3,4,15 ; Happy Days 6,13; Price is Right 8, 10 . 11 :3D-Wheel of Fortune 3,1S; Family Feud 6,13; Partridge F•mily 4; Love of Life 8.10; Sesame Sl. 20; Nova 33; 11 : 55-CBS News 8: Loving Free 10. 12 :0o-Newscenler 3; News 4,6,1 0: Sanford & Son 15; Gam bit 8; Midday Magaz ine 13 . 12 3Q-Ryon 's Hope6 ,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show lS; 5 : 4~Farm 1:DO-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News 8; ; Young & the Restless 10: Not For Women Only 15. 1:3Q-Days ot Our Lives 3,4.15 : As The World Turns 8,10 ; 2:oo-:<lne Lite to Live 6,13 ; 7:3Q-Docto rs 3,4, 15 ; Guiding Light 8,10 . 3 DO-Another World 3,4,15 ; General Hosp it al 6,13; Lilias, Yog a & You 20 . 3:JQ-AII In The Family 8,1 0; You Bel Your Llfe20. II Body work & repair $1.00 ~ ~~:\ DELTA DURA-STEEL RADIA L S58,000. Broker ~......., ~--~~----~------~ 9 ~--------~~~-~ · ~----~ per inch using only the bost Duponl materials. 4-lO·IIC .. WE NEED LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US . i 1 : ·f'l"' '... c""- ~ ~ I'J..\ MEJ.'ffiZI~ flO)£ IJUMI'f~<; <;o I I'JJ~'T t\A'!r; TOWOK 1HI:M UP SAVE ALOT pond stocked . 7 rooms bath with 4 bedroom s. ; Home Phone 142-2003 Hilton Wolle, Sr. Associate Home Phone 949-2589 GeorgeS . Hobsteller Jr. ..... AUTO PAINTING St. Rl. 114 toward Rutland . Cy 9q') 3388 Cheste r Twp., a ll fenced, 45 acres pas t ure , 22 acres o l cropl and . One acr e farrr m ineral r ights go with it . : barns in good cond ition . located in Bashan, Ohtc known as the James Ba iley farm . Excellent buy a1 :f Henderson Rl . 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Y_e~rs Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars 1100.00 Large Cars 1125.00 Trucks $17S .OO byHenn ArnoldandBoblee Unscram ble these four Jumbles. one letter to eacll square . to !arm lour ordtnal)l worqs . BOB'S I • mile oft Rl. 7 by.pass on NEW LIST-ING : FARM FOR SALE , 72 Ac res . living room with ' •'" UNION OPERATED 3·30·1 mo. ROGER HYSEll GARAGE l tpou l , 3 bedroom un fu1n tsh ed S7500 lmrn cd1a l to occu pon · Your Full Time Real Estate Broker Located on Stat e Rout e 124 in Portland, Ohio, turn east j ust north of the Buffington Island Park . Watch for sate · si gn s. Cash D. Smith 949.20]] Closed Thursdays Saturdays at noon . ~ ~ ~<!}~ ~ Chester, Ohio 10·30·c Hartford 882-2175 Po 9.92·2174 · PAINTS - .. Eveni.ng s Call 446-3796 or 446-1881 Offi ce Hou rs : 9a .m. to4 p.m. Bo x l · SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. l5gJack W. Carsey , Mg r. AT 446-3643 Beat 33 . · ll :OQ-News 3, 4,6,8,10,1 3,15 ; Dick Cavett 20: Li lias Yoga & You 33. . ll:JQ-Johnny Carson 3. 4,15: Pollee St ory 6,13 ; Hawaii :• Pomeroy Landmark 107'1'1 Sycamore St. KNA PO.ACK! TIE IT ON LIKE A . • CALL JIMMY DE EM Associale , 949.2388 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY STU FF~ .•••• YIELL .. · LISSA We hilve buyers for many types of property CALL T06ETHE?R ·· THEN tiA5 M' T GOT CO ~UMP TI O~ We Need Listings HOBSTETTER REALTY " Maneaters are Loose! " 8, 10 ; Great Performances 20,33. lO:oo-Starsky & Hutch 6,13; 10 :3o-News 10: Book 12 :0Q-Janaki 33; 12:4Q-Mystery ol the Week ·6rl-J:· 1}jflfN} je}~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Jack's Septic Tank SeMce 4-9-1 mo. Pomeroy, 0 . 3-lS·IfC Ph . 992-2U8 Sl4,300 - \1 1 acres Wit h nice '2 bedrm , mobile home Branch Manager Anyday, anytime. Phone 985 -3806 fully insured Free Est . Ca II : 992-381 S Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service liv ing room and Ki tchen . 2 baths. basement , F.A. naL gas heat in Chester . w ith 2 rm s. built on with f irep lace. Workshop with other build ings . Eastern Loc al MY ;.H IRT ONE -HANDe D WlTH ALL THIS MOORE'S IIS,OOO - Will buy a good 5 bedr . house with large PHONE 9'12 ·6333 PUBLIC AUCTION . LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wi th a nice 1' 7 story house with 3 be drm s. and I' 7 baths . Mos t ly carpe ted . Big central fireplace wi th heat ala tor . Smal l barn and about 20 acres fenced . Nice countr y se tting off blacktop road. Pri ce $4 '2. 000 . HOOF HOlLOW H orse~ Buy :;ell Tra de or lro1n New and used saddl es Ruth Reeves Albany RI SING STAR Ken nel bedrm . house wi lh 11 '1 bath s, ~i t c hen wilh built-in applian ces, fam ily rm . wi th fireplace, a ll nicel y carpe ted. Full basement with woad.bur ning st ove. A1tache~ (1 car) garage . Chr ys ler Air Temp . cen t ral heat ing and cooling . Very low elec . bill s. Al l t his and appro)( . one acre land. Have a look. Only $47,900. aunO~ A~D KNOT THE TAIL S II I " ,, . & ·'i EXTERIOR · A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an excellent 3 HOW'M I GONNA Cl-11.-1& A TREE SMART IDEA ! AND A FLICK OF YOUR PIPE LIGHTER WILL DO THE RE ST! ... aUT WAIT A MINUTE: ~ NOAWHY \ Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy 40 ACRES - In Southern Local wi th a sm all barn and dug we ll. About 12 acr es t ill abl e. Some woods and m ine ral s. A sking $2 1,500 . and Fr t r THEY WlLL IF DRAIN O.OME JET FUEl FROM THE TANKS TO SPLASH 'EM WITH! For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At C. Bruce Teaford . ·and commercial. Call for estimate, 24 hour service. Experience and ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR 541,500. All st zes do th mg . R. es idenlial Save lO pet. to so pcf on hea1ing cost 992-7119 or 992·5041 4·27.ffc With a nice 11 1 story house, mostly ca rpeted w ith 3 or 4 bed rms., li ving r m ., famil y r m., wi1h firep lace, basement , f ue l oil fu rn ace. garage and outbuild in gs .. Some fen cing , plent y ol road fron tage and garden spa ce. Ci ty wate r and dri ll ed wel l. Loc. close to hospita l and sc hool at La urel Cli ff . Aski ng bed SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Cellulosic !wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Anytime Saturday 6\•2 ACRES - 1 te m~ Amazing Spider -Man 8, 10; Nova 2_0, 33 . 8 3D-Joe & Valerie 3,4,15; 9:DO-Rock N' Roll Sports Classic 3,4, lS ; Charlie's Ange ls 6,1 3: Movie 4, 12· 1 mo. P . Blowri Insulation JIM KEESEE Call After S:OO or north of Pomer oy. Nice home ·sites. Askin g $ 12, 800. VA RD SAlE a t Rt( hord Spen cer s tn Tupper~ Plam~ on Rl 7 May Reporl 20,33; The Judge 10: In Search of 13: Wi ld Kingdom 15. 8:DO-Rollerglrls 3. 4.15; Eight is Enough 6,13: mo. J&L DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE RT. 33 - 10 ACRES of land along Rl . 33 •·lane just mtsc The Wars 6; Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeil-Lehrer ' ~ Five.O 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Bandolero! " 10 . CENTRAL REALTY CO. THREE FAMILY Ya r d Sole bes•de Porn er oy .Bowlm g A lley rhu r~ and Fn '1 4 Baby do th111g chddren ~ men!> end w omen~ stereo Middleporl, Ohio AT M tdd lepor l Oh10 .. {614) 667~177 H .lmb. Associates A FOUR Forntly Yo rd Sale Wf'>d Thur!t f., 9 3 At 17S H1gh St yard Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m. Pomero';' , Ohio cor Q4q·2231 DE:AlEFI S AUCTION Sole Pu blrc mvt ted Fndoy May 5 12 noon A ll new merc hond1se sold m quontdy Ideal lor store~ yar d sole s Ilea m a rke t ~ etc Ar in WE_£>NES DAY , MAY 3, 1978 6•3Q- NBCNews3 ,4,15; ABC News 13; Ca rol Burnell & Friends 6: CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. 7:DO-C rossWits3,4: NewlywedGame6 ,1 3: Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gilligan 's '' · lS; Dick Cavett 20; fn . si ghl 33. 7 3Q-Aif .Sta r Anythin g Goes 3: Sha Na Na 4; Between Call " JERRY MURPHY 220 E. Main St. SYRACUSE - Her e is a 5 Ma in Str eet in Pom eroy . .. ;rading , driveways , landscaping , etc. ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II year ol d 3 bedroom ran ch home. Ni ce ba th , st ep saver kitchen , di ning room , natural gas furnace and ba sem ent . Right off of Specialized 992-7111 on RI. I 43 wi th water and elec tr ic ava ilable. $10,000 to th e fi rst buyer . bedroom s, ba th, natural ga s central ·hea ting and full • DOZER FOR HIRE Chosen Your Love, Your Rings, Your Gown . Choose with P~one S30 ,000. 9ACRES - 4 mil es oil Rl . 7 large levell ol. Only $25,000. NEW LISTING 2 You Have ~arefullv For Sales & Service in a fram e home wi th bath . natu ral gas heat ,- carpet ing and small yard . Asking just S/.500 tor a qui ck sale. MIDDLEPORT - 6 room ,.,. Business Services SYRACUSE - 3 bedrooms porches , garage. large lot . FOUR FAMIL Y Yard Sale at Bill . MAIN POMEROY. 0 . FOR QUICK SALE ~ 1 story fra me. 3 B. R . balh, Rml Estate for Sale '~,~~~~~[B .. bedr:oom .. r.eno.v.a ted. .frame . home, ba th. wooc!burn ing fir epl ace , din i ng r oom , partial ba se ment an.d al most an acre for $5 ,500. A por tme r'lh FOUR ROO M S ond boTh 997 3090 I 3 badra:o m hom e. '} lull bat hs , fu l l'( ca rpe ted, eq u1p ped lo. 1tc hen wi th inTe r com , nolu rol gas fu ulO( e , .c en· · tr ol oir co ndi ti oning . on a 100 l I 00 Ia!. Fenced in ya rd . $35 .500 . Phone•992 ·6'245 . 992 ·ll25 . 11EALTO 216 E. Second Street THIS WEEK ONLT - a 1 SE NIOR CI TI ZE NS Ou r new ren ters oss tsto nce you may be a bl e to live m our oportm e nr lor' le~~ l ho n $50 o nton lh Foi rn ore 1n lorma !ton c:on l act women~ co ~rne t 1 0 - t acres o n t epd!ng Creek Roccj qq2 7060 mtle fr om Mergs Ht gh School on Old R1 TRAilER SPA CE l or ~t gn ~ WE WISH to e :-pr es~ our than ~ ~ and opprec •alton to each en 1 . MIDDl~POR Ko jak 8; 1:DO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2: lQ-News 13. Movie Channel o4 5 & 7 P.M. - Starshlp Invasions I PGl 9 & 11 P.M. - Cassand'" Crossing IRI Cable Channel Five b:30 PM . - Testimony Time 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10 :00 P.M.- IQO Club. . .-TELEVISION VIEWING Ht'al "•late for Sale THR EE FAMilY Yard Sal e Moy 4 5 6 lr om q to 4 Betty Moores r estdence Rt 7 By pa:.~ Watch Sumla1 a nd Butl etnut A venue Pomero y. YARD SA lE Thurs Ftr and So t 4 5 to. wt Hob!;on by rotlrood r roc l.. ~ hePflhtng l1lo. e new Rorn cancels ~2 · 61 73 Tuc~ diJI d1vtduol TW O FAMilY yard sale Some thing l or ever yone Fr1doy a nd Saturd a y Ma y 5 and 6 133 · ... -~ • o~ 15 Wunls or Umhn \day Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 3,1978 TRACY ~OW DO WE 'IE~H MA~SE w7r1,..\7::> 1';. ,.\~ ,v A ~EAL DOG 7 IN A DOG SUIT... KN :r- J ~-....·~ AN IM,.\LS ARE uSU,.\LL'I COULD PROVOKED ,4, DOG FRIEN[}L~ UNl SSS HAVE BEEN NEEDLESSLY ,.\ 1\lc:' IN SUIT... finesse nurry of bidding and afraid to make an attacking lead (although most experts rec· ommend an attacking lead against a small slam), chose the 10 of trumps . Accidental though it was, it gave the defense a chance. If declarer finesses with dummy's jack at trick one the queen from East's hand will force th e ace . And later , when dec larer ruffs hls two club losers in d ummy, the defense will ha ve promoted an extra trump trick, setUng the contract. If declarer can foresee this, and he should, he wiruo the fir st trick with the king in. dummy . This simple play ass ur es the contract If trumps break normally, and the chances are almost 6& percent they wlll break 3-2. De clarer must · win the first trick with the king to preserve dvmmy's jack·six of hearts to be used later for ruffing the club losers. Declarer's spade loser (the six ) will be discarded on one of dummy's diamond honors . There is a great tempt.· lion to finesse . A finesse in this situation, however, Ia clearly hopeless, becauae West would never have led away from ·t he queen of trumps against a smpU slam contract. '''I I I ' ' '' ' I ' ..I I ' ''' 1NE WSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) (For a copy of JACOBY MOP. ERN. send $7 to: " Win II Bridge. · · care of fh•s news~­ per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City Sta tion . New York. N. Y. 700/9.} . \ �10 - The "Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 3,1976 WANT AD CHARGES IF YOU hove o ser vt ce Ia o ffer . wo nt to buy or se ll s,ornet hing , · Cash CIHll'~(' 1 ~1 l 25 1.50 '"' :t .Jay.'l ,., 2 25 lh.IU) II :1110 3. ~ ~ 2thi }!l ' E:adt word uv..:r lht' lflmuitwn 15 wunJs 1.'1 4 n•nts pt>r wunJ pt-r t.IH~ Ad.:. rwmmg otlk:l' than l'll\l!lrt'U\IW lia )'.'\ wi)l IJe l'llar)o\t'd at till.' l da~ I'OJ !t: ill 11\t' llll.l l') . C~tt'tl uf Tlwn~ anU Oi.M iuary 6 l't'll \S IJt-'1' ~o~.· unl , SJ 00 rnmunwn l'ash Ul adv<utn· Muln k Hu1;lt' ~lc!> pml Yarll £11\c:-, art' itl't:eptt>d lltd) wtth rash wttl t un lt•r tJ l'cnt (' har~ e fur ad~ n tn'1 . 111~ A11x Num!Jt>l' lu CHrt• uf Tlw St•ittua· l Tho: PuUII:;hl.' l n·:.t• r\'t~s lht· njl!/it tu t•o,hl Ur l't•jf.t·t <HI~' t~d.'\ d~t:lllt'd t•l>)t'd\UI\1:11 Tlw Pu bh:shcr n.·~ pvns tble ~· •I I nut bt.· rut· mun· than one tll l 'VI'· ~ l't't'\ UIIIU'UUI L PhnnJ99'2-2lj6 ··- ' lo qk ing l o t work or whatever you 'l l get results f o~ter ...i rth o Senllnel Wont Ad Coll 9n ·21 Sb BI G 6 Day Gar age and Po t ch Sole Ap11l 3(\,to Ma y S A nO!;S l rorn Fog l es ong Funeq:':ll Hom e Mmon WV l ots ot dtshes on hques mtsc Ddle ren t ttems eoGh day 10 b Rot n or shme THREE YARD 5oles Thur~ F11 and Sot May 4 5 8. b Crows , Su bd 1v1S1on , a ! Ftve Pom ts FIVE rAMilY Ya rd Sole lue s . lhru Fr 1 leodtng Cree\.. Rood 3 miles !r om Bypass Wo t ~ h !tt gns Clo th tng Depres s•on Glms d1shes furn1tu re 1ors Ran1? next day: YA RD SA LE Thur s Fr1 . and Sol 0 7 & 6 9 un t tl dar k a! Joan Stewa rts on Depo t St Rutland Ohto · FIVE fAMilY Yard Sole Wed . 8 hou~e q.4 3rd Thurs on lef t po~t th e Rad'1o Stat tor• lots of l urmture NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES MumJ;jy Nttultun S<ltu r·dil \ thr u 1-' nd.<n 4 i\ M. . lilt• day iJefHrt' fiU I.Jh< '<!l!OII YARD SAL E Wed Thl,frs Fn 10-5 4 rn1le s u ff Rt 7 on 143 Old d1she5 bottle~ and chtno cobmet Rou1 or shtne f u rn t~twd and 3 AND 4 RM urt qcn lWO SfORY l rortl i:! house . 6 tooms and bo th , ce llar . ou t 5434 butld1n g s . .4 -ocres land a t ed ge COUNTR Y MOBILE Home Pork - · ol Ru tla nd . Com pt&le l(ml e , hoolo. up o t~o . 2 bor1 k s' appfot sRoute 33. nor lh of 'fJort• eroy ed properly ,a t $1 5 500 Phone Lorge lob Coll99'2 7479 fu rnt shed opt ~ . Phone 9Q'] 7()q 4 SM All A PT Sut tobl e to t only Oniit Fur ntshed Caf19q2 .5'207 , E>ven mgs i P M. f'ndd~ aftcruuun busmes~ tho! ,. don ated to our rehef fund dur mg ou • l unp o f need . We wil l try to s ho w ou r ap prectalton by pot rontzing t hose thor helped "' U.M .W A . Suppor ter s Clu b JJ qq7 2941 ,, 9q 7 '2o89 Of Village Ma no r 992 7787 rwo BEDR OOM 1r oder adult s only 99'1332 4. - Nofil!l!l! ~ ~ o-~ ' HOMESJTES l or ~ al e up Mtddlepo rt I oct e and neat Rul land CoH992 -741:11 NEW 3 bedroom hou~ e 7 b o th~ al l elec 1 a cre Mi ddl eport clo~e to Rul land Ph one 997· 7 ~ 81 O ~ G ANI ZATIO NA L MEETING 7 30 pm Fr t Mav 5th Pomeroy Eagle ~ Clu b Al ll odte ~ !hot st gned up a nd a ll other lodte s that are tnterested m fo r mtng the lodtes OUlCJI•ory d ub please otfend bedroOms. bath , porches , equipped k itchen, very nice lot . 511 ,000.00 . LARGE HOME room s, 21 '2 baths, nat . gas hot water heat, basement, garag·e. righ t ·in town . 535,900.00 . 1 YEARS OLD - Here is a buy , 3 B. R., 2 baths , form al d ining , nic e k it chen , ca r por t, storage. I ac re . TWO FAMil Y Yatd Sole Thu rs and Fr1 10 4 Cu r ve ru~t gomg 533.000 .00 tnto Syro r u!te FARM - 25 acr es, fen ced , !tam e timber. ni ce 1 floo r plan home wi t h lot s of remo d e l ing do n e , ba se ment , sm all barn . fOUR FAMIL Y Yard Sole Fr1 and Sol at the Mtllord Swartz res tdef\ce tn All red r u~ t olf 68 1. Follo w s1gn~ M1 ~c 1te ms plu s o n1 cc !telec ii Ot1 · ol men~ and 130,850.00. CALL FOR INFORMATION ON OUR PHOTO LISTINGS WILL HELP SELL YOUR PROPERTY . res •den ce Mud Soc\.. Rood Al f r ed Ohto Mov 4t h Sth and 6th 9 0 ( loth•ng 1n lon1s and up Undorms lur - house with 2 baths, natural gas furnace, and near main par t of town . Has 4 bedrooms and compact lot . Only 115;000 . NEW LISTING 15 firep lace . formal di ni ng, lovely kit chen , carport and st orag e. 1 level acre. Pul l tn~ GUN SHOOT Rut la nd leg ton Farm every Sunday a t 12 00 noon Sponso red by VFW . 55,900 .00 . MOVING - Need to se ll , 3 LOOK JUST 116.000 .00. BRAND NEW -. Ran ch type , 3 B. R.. bath . MANY FAMili ES Ymd Sole May 41h and 5th on Rt 143 Tvo. o house~ pas! Wall Pen Rd G lor10 Joh nson Stort s q om . ,. · AUTliORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER nt ture g l o ~swa r e bo~"nett mad Jlltsc Ra m canceb 011d FOREST RUN Methodts t Churc h Ru mmage Sole 111 rhe church bo~ement 41 h and Sl h 9.3 4 bedroom brick hom e near school an d sho pp ing center . Has 11 ~ ba th s, leve l lot and all utilit ies. 2-car garage with wor kshc,>p upsta ir s and ni ce bri ck ou tbuild ing . All th is tor 18.000. MANY LOOKERS COME & GO . WE TRY TO QUALIFY A PROSPECT BEFORE WE COME TO YOUR PLACE . YARD SAL E Jane Ann Htll ~ . Mo tn St Rocu'e Thursdoy May 4 9 00 to II 00 Chtldr en ~ clo th .ng . ..,wrvel roc ker 1971 O hto Rtver Auc!ton Met gs Reg ulot Plo xa M tddlepo rl Aucti on Soles Fr 1doy ond Sotu rdov n1 ghh 7 pm 4· tJ· ! 5th and 6Th lq71 ARI STOC RA T Camper Sleep s b wtth stove oven Stn k furna ce and pori o ·oony Co nwlete wtt h ownmg , a c k ~ and elec tr1 c broke hookup 992 575b. c lo th1ng q 30 to S many YAR D SAlE Wood en o the r lurn) ture bedspreod~ond mt:;c 740 H tgh St Mtddle por t Ohto 9 om to 3 pm 1h u t ~doy doy 24 FO OT CAM PER Fra nklin . Good con dll ton . Sel f co nto tne d 90).508b YARD SAlE Mo 1n St Ru l lond octQ~:i . from The Nororene Churc h Fr 1 and SCi 9? YARD SAlE Wednesday Ma y Jrd Motn Street Rullond Q om to 5 pm EXPERT HUNTER 'STROUT Wheel Alignment PmforSale lbl< ) b98 3290 Boordtng runs G roOtT'I tng all b r eed~ (leo n sanr to1y locli llteS Ches htre lndvor and ou tdoor Phone (614 )367 0292 DOG OBEDIENCE Class lorrntn g now Call I 367 ·0550 SPECIAL $~~ Any U.S. made car- parts extra if needed . Excludes front-wheel drive cars. Call Now For Appointment '9..,J~ ck W. Carsey , Mgr . -· ... 1972 PON!IAC 9'12 7453 CA I A LI NA S800 ltn.rt BUICK REC.AL Good con d r !ton A C P S dt :.C broke~ po w er wtndows and seat !> ,.,n y l top 50 000 mrles 997 554 5 dunnglhe day 197 1 BUICK Pho ne 991· 3183 Pomeroy Landmark PhonH92·2181 Wanted to Rent WANT 10 1ent Teacher n eed ~ 3 b_edsoom horne Co ll9q:J.51 10 7·1 ACRE LOTS FOR SALE - Pr ic ed at S3,750.00 each . H ACRES OF VACANT GROUND in Harrisonvil le area 804 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours Call992-7133 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Sl1 ,700 will buy a good 1 bedrm . house and garage, storage bu ild ing and garden space on St. Rt . 124 in Sy r acuse . GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr ., Broker IN GALLIPOLIS Pom erov , Ohio THUR., MAY ( 1978 10:00 A.M. " ANT IQUE OR COLLECTOR IT EMS " Highback bed , oak wardr obe, Queen Ann chi na closet & bu ffe t. cha trs , bottles , jar s, jugs. p icture frames , dishes , wicke r baske ts 1 peck, handmade trunk , old ki t chen ca binet base w bins, Roger Prim r ose si lver pitcher , ir on pot , hand pa tnted Ja pan dish , set of sca les appro>: 125 yr old. chma , whtsky jug, silve rwar e and gun . " MISC ." 2 pc. livmg room suite. ta bles. T.V . stands, desk , cedar chest . por ch swings. rocker. cha ir s. set of Revere Ware , lamps, pots & pans, d is hes ( 1 set of American Ivy I. me.ta l ccWi nets, bases, 1 metal sirgle & double wal l cabrnels, G.E. sto ve, linen s, light f ixture , sink , bed, floor fan . old ban d hor ns , clock, Ma ytag wringer washer , hot water heater , G. E. jet lum p, cement block s. House to be torn down OWNER: MRS. RALPH McDADE Positive I. D. J, Carnahan 949·2108 and Lunch L. Donohue 14J.J048 " No1 re5ponsible for accidents or loss of property" Auctioneer Noh~ : Old Estate been sening for yens, many good itel'l)s . REDUCED TO 51S ,900 - A ve ry nice 1'·' stor y 4 bedroom home in good cond i t ion . Features a basement wi th f inished fam ily room and l~u ndry room , eat in stor y, new sh ingl e roo f modern k it chen , largf kitchen . l iving room & bath . Large lot wi th fenced yard . Cal l now. pr iced to sel l. f lrepla c~ Ci ty water & dri lled wel l FH E GAS IN HOU SE •nc o. ···KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 992-3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3.31 .1 mo: Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 "THE MILEAGE MAKER " LIST 118.]1 135.01 189.19 8R 78x 13 GRI8X14 HRI8Xli SALE 144.88 $S1.97 SSS.17 4 24 -1 mo . Will CA RE for th e eldetly home Ph one99173 14 111 our Wdlto111 f . G ro n l 747-2879 YO U nee d ELWOOD lmw sl onc BJ 741-285 0 a ft er 6 prn . Co lt or Do ' ~ ' . At"t"LIAI\ICE SERVICE SE WIN G MACHINE Re p o t l~ al l ser . viCe . al l malo.e!i 992-2184 The Fobrt c Sh o p . Pom eroy Auth orlled Smger Soles and Servtce . We sharpen Setssors service Hotpoint and brands. EXCAVAT IN G . d oler, loader o11 d bocHh oe wo rk dump !ru c k ~ and lo ·boys f or hu e. wt l l haul l1l l d trl . to ~0 11 , IHnesto11e and gt a ve l. Ca ll Bob or Roger Jel · fer s. day phone 992 708Q, ntgh t phone 992·3575 or 99'1 523'2 Phone992 .2181 t.fobile Homes lor &le home . 7 bed , oorm Ver~ good cond t ! ton In M1ddleport Col i 997·1754 or 9q7 71197 Wil l do roo l.ng . (Ons truct lon , plum brng and heo!lng . No 1ob 196A TRAILER 12 • 60 w1 th 8 x 16 55 mob1le EXCAV AIIN G do1er . bo cH oe and d tt chc r Charl es R Hot l 1eld . Boc~ Hoe Se t v1c.e . Ru !land , Oh1o Ph one 742·2008 . too Iorg e o r too small . Phone 741 2348 · If YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A . BED FOR YOU '5 IN STOCK Cheryl Lemley Associat e Home Phone 992-5739 iro n:. small op pl.an ces l ow rl m ow e1 ne~~: l Ia Sl a te Htg hw oy Coroge 0" Route 7 Ph ono (bl4 ) 9S5· REMO DEliN G . Plurnb tng heo tmg and oH type s o f gener altepou War" guaranteed 20 yeot :. e.1. pe rtence . Phone CJY2 ·74r:fl have enlarged our x Swee per !. , t oo~ ter s 3815. l.-.. u:· . e department and 12 BOWER S REPAIR " Bo Ri>£RLINE" CA'X .. . • ..••' • 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice reduced lo \40,900. Attractive remode led 2 story farm home \."-~ ce home features a lar~e living room , dlnl• 0 ~"~'"" rc hen. s bedrooms. & l'l• baths; 15 ar;t..\i. ' ~ .;le land w ith balance In pa st vreand wood . ~ ..... aer bar'n & garage . You must see this one . it'~ !ff o;1 1l wort h th e pr ice Loca ted off Rt. _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ J 325 in Meigs___ Counly 15. r I 1I J ~ Al.l.EY OOP "TkElll >KACK5 ~ GONE ! I FAll •o FIND A FOOT- 1 Wf!A"T 15 I"T? PRlN,. HERE OF A~ KlND· •., SALES AND SERVICE n .9.tf c GASOIJ NE ALLEY BRIDGE Mawbe it's time I haC1 one out Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag tile open!( have a Avoid a birth- A ND MARTJN Ex c o vol tn g scpltc :. y ~ t cms dorer back hoe. dump ! tuc k 1une~ t o ne . grovel b tac lo.l op pavmg Fh . 143. Phone 1 (6 1_. ) HOWERY da~ · up, Walt' BATHROOMS AN D K 11chen 5 re modeled cer amic ~t i e . plu m WEST EAST • Q4 • J 10 9 8 2 10 9 • Q8 7 tQJ 73 t !05 •Q10974 . 653 SOUTH PUlliN S EX CAVA TI NG Com pl e te Ser vice . Phone 992 1.08 WINTER GE T to yo ur h o u~e7 le t u~ molo.e neces~ory repo1t~ A I I ro mm Co nstructio n . 741-73'28 • AK 6 ¥ A513 2 PUDDlE POOL S. A ll mes and shapes . Swim poo ls 7 year s e~~: p e rten ce . free c~ ! t ma t es onyth tn g you need l o~ underg ro u nd ~w1m poo ls. New chem1 col and supply slore . Albany , Oht o . Ph on e 614-69B -6555 . ( All e r 6 prn . • 9 • AK J 2 1 c.AN''f' cuR& THA,. ~1NGI Na. IN YOUf'! tAilS. M rf' You'RI: 6 14·689 -575 1 John Je ff(HS or 689·5265 Bi ll Cdle11e . ) We ore NO T all w e t on PR IC ES. .. 'I l• HOLD DOWN TtiE +=OIZT, \VILL YOU? Rubber Back Carpet DAILY CRYI'TO(j UOTE - flere's how to wor.k lt : • MUSlC:AL.LY INC.LINtD, !• l S. cAN Pu'P' You ~ lN TOUCH WI,.H A foO~APF'efl. YES1 ON BUS!NbS . All carpet Installed with· padding at no charge. Expert insta flail on. ~ HE 1/IDNT S.AY 'N"AT K!IYP C"' ' BU51N!:SS •.. o Q "0\V LOI'\G HE D I)E: GONE . 11-'AT 5 STIG'I,\JGE: ! i"ES \!::.'!:'<. BEE'! &ECI<Env:: BEFOI<E! As Low As "4.18 ~ .. ~ci. 9' and 12' Vinvt Flooring In Stoc• FURNITURE 742·!211 Is AXYIJtBAAXR tONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A ia used (or the three I.'s, X for th t' two O's, el<' Single letters, apost rophes , the le11gth and fo rm;~ t ion of the word s are all hinl s. Each day the rode letters arc difTere nt. Vulnerable : North.South Deal er :,West Easl South West Pass I¥ Pa ss Pass 3. Pass Pass 3. Pa ss Pass 6¥ Pa ss Pass Pass Opening lead : • 10 • f RYPTOQUOTES By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag QKZHl C K WI CT II FLW . Q K Z HI The final contract was totally sound and was reached KUHFWW through a relati vely scienC TIIFL THNTXW lific auction . Even though 1P F N P J H F South had 19 high-card CT llFLW QKZHI points opposite an openi ng C FTUZ UQHFWW .Z W N J L HS bid, he dod not make a strong jump shift of two hearts. The TLAPZMTHS C TAHF Z WP suit was too weak . The rest of tbe bidding was Yesterday 's CrypiOquote : HOW HAPPI LY SOME PEOPLE WOULD UVE IF THEY WO ULD ONLY MIND OTHER an investigation by South of whether the best contra ct PEOPLE 'S BUSINESS N> !JTTLE N> THEY MIND THEIR " '85 she or seven hearts. He OWN .-G.C. !JOITENBERG stopped at six because North was unable to ex ude sufficient enthusiasm over the three-spade cue bid. BARNEY West, confused the TERRIBLE!! THEM FREEWAYS DOC ..11 HOW WUZ 'lORE ARE TOO DANGERSOME TO TRIP TH ' FLATLANDS? SUIT ME, SNUFFY . Buy where you cln como in and SH what you'rt gltttlng - Good soltctlona - Fully stocked. RURAND [t.J-A •a btng carpen try a n d gcnoro l matnl en once 13 y(loors e); per1ence 99'2 .Jt>85 . Ca11742-2211 · ' TALK TD WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT usel~ss NORTH • 7 53 . ¥ KJ 6 tA K86l2 comtnq &98·7331 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LimE & Poorer lS; Merv Gr iff in 6; Addams Fam ily 8; Sesame St. 20 ,33; Gomer Pyle. USMC 10; Dinah 13 . 4:3()-LIItle Rascals ~, 15 : Gil ligan' s Is. 4,8; Br.dy Bunch 10. s:DO-Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Ho~•n's Heroes 10 ; Emergency One 13 : Petticoat Juncti on I REALLY '1ou BRADFO RD A uc tto neer . Co m . plf.' Te Ser vrc e Pho11e q49·'2 487 or 949-2()(X'J Racme O h to Cntt Brod fo 1d . WHAi "THE "HAM' iO DO, 50 11' SEEMS. AC.iO~ ii'tiED r 1 " · YET' SHE'S A 81.15inl!5s Seni~ Senices Offered gr o vel? lOO Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-62'3 8A.M. to4 :30P .M. 0 4:QO-Mister ·Cart oon 3; Svper man .4 ; For Richer, For II H ·lmo : PWMBING & HEATING INC. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992 -2164 4-30-I mo. DO J "' ""~'"- \ RAHNG~ r) I I CARTER service, Massey Ferguson & Gibs<>n Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sale s & Servlco. 742·2328, S P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now. Mount by Appt. WH ~ drill ••'9 · '""""' Search for Tomorrow 8 ,1 0; Elec. Co. 33 . S:3Q-News 6; Elec. Co. 20.33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Now arrange the ctrcled leners to Hogan's Heroes 15 . term the surprise answer , as sug · 6:DO- News 3,4.8.10,13.15 : ABC ews 6; Zoom 20. ges tea by th e aoove ca rtoon 6:3Q-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnell & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10: Over Easy 20. 7 :00 - Cross .WIIs 3,4; Newlywed Game Printanswerhera: " [ THE [ Gong Show 8; News 10; Gil ligan's Is . 15 ; 6,13: {Answers tomorrow) Hocking V•lley Bluegrass 10 : Consumer Survival Jumbles PO~ER AZURE BISECT DAMAGE Kit 33. . Yesterd ay s 7:3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Match Game PM 6; Answer Corrobofatn that tome animals are loote Tattletales 8; MacNefi .Lehrer Report 20,33 ; That's from the zoo -" BEARS" OUT Holl ywood 10: Nashv ill e on the Ro•d 13; Marly The latest JUMBLES ere here In JUMBLE BOOK t10 and JUMBLE Robbins' Spotlight 15. BOOK • 11 . Available 101 $1.35 EACH. postpaid from Jumble, CIO !his 8:00- Hanna .Ba rbera Happy Hour 3,4,15; newspaper, P.O. Bo~e. 34, NorwOO(I, N.J . 01~. Make c t1ecks payab le to Phenomenon of Ben il 6,13 ; Wa llons 8,10; Once NfHispaperbOO ks Upon A Classic 20 ,33. 8:3Q-Whai's Ha ppening 6,13: Arabs & Israe lis 33; Originals 20 . 9:oo-<iperatlon Runaway 3.4,1 5; Barney Miller 6,13; Hawaii Five.Q 8,10: World 10,33. by THOMAS JOSEPH 9:3()-F ish 6, 13 lO :OQ-Police Woman 3,4.1 5; Barella 6, 13; Barnaby ~ Hit the sktds Jones 8, 10; Our Mutual Friend 33 ; News 20. I Designa te 10 :3Q-Lock. Stock & Barrel 20; 11 :DO-News 5 Lcwnnan 's 3,A,6,8,10,13.1S ; Dick Cavell 20; Lilias Yoga & You badge 33. 6 " La st ll:JQ-Johnny Carson 3,4,15 ; Starsky & Hutch 6,13; Supper " Mash 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie "Who' s Been in art Sleeping ln My Bed>" 10. 7 Height : 12 :DO-Janakl 33: 17:05-Mov le " How To Commlt Marriage" 8; 11 :4Q-Toma 6,13 ; 1 DO-Tomorrow abbr. 3,4; 1:so- News 13. 8 Break the Yeslerday 's Answer Movie Channel 4record 24 EKalt 33 Between 5 & 9 P.M.Jamboree In The Hills 9 Fascinate 7 & 11 P.M. Voyage olthe Damn ed I PG I 25 ·'- are jobs 10 Cleanse Cable Channel s called ... " 34 Athletic 16 Insig6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 27 Coeur - , event nificant 1:00 - Paul Gaudino Fa mily Fitness Show Idaho la ke 36 Moslem VIP 19 Ass istants 7 : 30 ~ Supersports 31 Pa rty sans 31 Cry of 20 Task 10 ·00 - 700 Club . femmes surprise 23 Food fish Wed nesday , May 3 675 ·1582 712·l010 MODERN SUPPLY Small engine & mower AI Tromm Const. WA IER r THURSDAY , MAY 4, 1978 R•porl 1.3; 5:50-PTL Club 13; 5:S$-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:DO-PTL Club IS; 6:25-Por You ... Biack Woman 10 6:3Q-Doctors on Call 4: News 6 ; Sunr ise Semester 8. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3; 6:5Q-Good Morning, West Vlrglnta ' l3; 6:55-Chuck While Reports 10; News 13. 7 :DO-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6, 13; CBS News B: Bullwlnkle 10 : 7:3Q-Schoolles 10. 8:DO-Ca pt. Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame 51. 33 . 8:3o9:00- Merv Gr lf lln 3; Phil Donahue 4,13,1S; Emergency One 6; Family Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9 3Q-Andy Griffith 8; Joke r's Wild 10 lO ;QO-C ard Sharks 3,4,15 ; Edge of Night 6; Mag., lne 8.10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 :3Q-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15; High. Hopes 6; $20,000 Pyramid 13 . ll :OQ-High Rollers 3,4,15 ; Happy Days 6,13; Price is Right 8, 10 . 11 :3D-Wheel of Fortune 3,1S; Family Feud 6,13; Partridge F•mily 4; Love of Life 8.10; Sesame Sl. 20; Nova 33; 11 : 55-CBS News 8: Loving Free 10. 12 :0o-Newscenler 3; News 4,6,1 0: Sanford & Son 15; Gam bit 8; Midday Magaz ine 13 . 12 3Q-Ryon 's Hope6 ,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show lS; 5 : 4~Farm 1:DO-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News 8; ; Young & the Restless 10: Not For Women Only 15. 1:3Q-Days ot Our Lives 3,4.15 : As The World Turns 8,10 ; 2:oo-:<lne Lite to Live 6,13 ; 7:3Q-Docto rs 3,4, 15 ; Guiding Light 8,10 . 3 DO-Another World 3,4,15 ; General Hosp it al 6,13; Lilias, Yog a & You 20 . 3:JQ-AII In The Family 8,1 0; You Bel Your Llfe20. II Body work & repair $1.00 ~ ~~:\ DELTA DURA-STEEL RADIA L S58,000. Broker ~......., ~--~~----~------~ 9 ~--------~~~-~ · ~----~ per inch using only the bost Duponl materials. 4-lO·IIC .. WE NEED LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US . i 1 : ·f'l"' '... c""- ~ ~ I'J..\ MEJ.'ffiZI~ flO)£ IJUMI'f~<; <;o I I'JJ~'T t\A'!r; TOWOK 1HI:M UP SAVE ALOT pond stocked . 7 rooms bath with 4 bedroom s. ; Home Phone 142-2003 Hilton Wolle, Sr. Associate Home Phone 949-2589 GeorgeS . Hobsteller Jr. ..... AUTO PAINTING St. Rl. 114 toward Rutland . Cy 9q') 3388 Cheste r Twp., a ll fenced, 45 acres pas t ure , 22 acres o l cropl and . One acr e farrr m ineral r ights go with it . : barns in good cond ition . located in Bashan, Ohtc known as the James Ba iley farm . Excellent buy a1 :f Henderson Rl . 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Y_e~rs Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars 1100.00 Large Cars 1125.00 Trucks $17S .OO byHenn ArnoldandBoblee Unscram ble these four Jumbles. one letter to eacll square . to !arm lour ordtnal)l worqs . BOB'S I • mile oft Rl. 7 by.pass on NEW LIST-ING : FARM FOR SALE , 72 Ac res . living room with ' •'" UNION OPERATED 3·30·1 mo. ROGER HYSEll GARAGE l tpou l , 3 bedroom un fu1n tsh ed S7500 lmrn cd1a l to occu pon · Your Full Time Real Estate Broker Located on Stat e Rout e 124 in Portland, Ohio, turn east j ust north of the Buffington Island Park . Watch for sate · si gn s. Cash D. Smith 949.20]] Closed Thursdays Saturdays at noon . ~ ~ ~<!}~ ~ Chester, Ohio 10·30·c Hartford 882-2175 Po 9.92·2174 · PAINTS - .. Eveni.ng s Call 446-3796 or 446-1881 Offi ce Hou rs : 9a .m. to4 p.m. Bo x l · SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. l5gJack W. Carsey , Mg r. AT 446-3643 Beat 33 . · ll :OQ-News 3, 4,6,8,10,1 3,15 ; Dick Cavett 20: Li lias Yoga & You 33. . ll:JQ-Johnny Carson 3. 4,15: Pollee St ory 6,13 ; Hawaii :• Pomeroy Landmark 107'1'1 Sycamore St. KNA PO.ACK! TIE IT ON LIKE A . • CALL JIMMY DE EM Associale , 949.2388 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY STU FF~ .•••• YIELL .. · LISSA We hilve buyers for many types of property CALL T06ETHE?R ·· THEN tiA5 M' T GOT CO ~UMP TI O~ We Need Listings HOBSTETTER REALTY " Maneaters are Loose! " 8, 10 ; Great Performances 20,33. lO:oo-Starsky & Hutch 6,13; 10 :3o-News 10: Book 12 :0Q-Janaki 33; 12:4Q-Mystery ol the Week ·6rl-J:· 1}jflfN} je}~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Jack's Septic Tank SeMce 4-9-1 mo. Pomeroy, 0 . 3-lS·IfC Ph . 992-2U8 Sl4,300 - \1 1 acres Wit h nice '2 bedrm , mobile home Branch Manager Anyday, anytime. Phone 985 -3806 fully insured Free Est . Ca II : 992-381 S Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service liv ing room and Ki tchen . 2 baths. basement , F.A. naL gas heat in Chester . w ith 2 rm s. built on with f irep lace. Workshop with other build ings . Eastern Loc al MY ;.H IRT ONE -HANDe D WlTH ALL THIS MOORE'S IIS,OOO - Will buy a good 5 bedr . house with large PHONE 9'12 ·6333 PUBLIC AUCTION . LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wi th a nice 1' 7 story house with 3 be drm s. and I' 7 baths . Mos t ly carpe ted . Big central fireplace wi th heat ala tor . Smal l barn and about 20 acres fenced . Nice countr y se tting off blacktop road. Pri ce $4 '2. 000 . HOOF HOlLOW H orse~ Buy :;ell Tra de or lro1n New and used saddl es Ruth Reeves Albany RI SING STAR Ken nel bedrm . house wi lh 11 '1 bath s, ~i t c hen wilh built-in applian ces, fam ily rm . wi th fireplace, a ll nicel y carpe ted. Full basement with woad.bur ning st ove. A1tache~ (1 car) garage . Chr ys ler Air Temp . cen t ral heat ing and cooling . Very low elec . bill s. Al l t his and appro)( . one acre land. Have a look. Only $47,900. aunO~ A~D KNOT THE TAIL S II I " ,, . & ·'i EXTERIOR · A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an excellent 3 HOW'M I GONNA Cl-11.-1& A TREE SMART IDEA ! AND A FLICK OF YOUR PIPE LIGHTER WILL DO THE RE ST! ... aUT WAIT A MINUTE: ~ NOAWHY \ Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy 40 ACRES - In Southern Local wi th a sm all barn and dug we ll. About 12 acr es t ill abl e. Some woods and m ine ral s. A sking $2 1,500 . and Fr t r THEY WlLL IF DRAIN O.OME JET FUEl FROM THE TANKS TO SPLASH 'EM WITH! For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At C. Bruce Teaford . ·and commercial. Call for estimate, 24 hour service. Experience and ·BEST QUALITY INTERIOR 541,500. All st zes do th mg . R. es idenlial Save lO pet. to so pcf on hea1ing cost 992-7119 or 992·5041 4·27.ffc With a nice 11 1 story house, mostly ca rpeted w ith 3 or 4 bed rms., li ving r m ., famil y r m., wi1h firep lace, basement , f ue l oil fu rn ace. garage and outbuild in gs .. Some fen cing , plent y ol road fron tage and garden spa ce. Ci ty wate r and dri ll ed wel l. Loc. close to hospita l and sc hool at La urel Cli ff . Aski ng bed SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Cellulosic !wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Anytime Saturday 6\•2 ACRES - 1 te m~ Amazing Spider -Man 8, 10; Nova 2_0, 33 . 8 3D-Joe & Valerie 3,4,15; 9:DO-Rock N' Roll Sports Classic 3,4, lS ; Charlie's Ange ls 6,1 3: Movie 4, 12· 1 mo. P . Blowri Insulation JIM KEESEE Call After S:OO or north of Pomer oy. Nice home ·sites. Askin g $ 12, 800. VA RD SAlE a t Rt( hord Spen cer s tn Tupper~ Plam~ on Rl 7 May Reporl 20,33; The Judge 10: In Search of 13: Wi ld Kingdom 15. 8:DO-Rollerglrls 3. 4.15; Eight is Enough 6,13: mo. J&L DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE RT. 33 - 10 ACRES of land along Rl . 33 •·lane just mtsc The Wars 6; Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeil-Lehrer ' ~ Five.O 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Bandolero! " 10 . CENTRAL REALTY CO. THREE FAMILY Ya r d Sole bes•de Porn er oy .Bowlm g A lley rhu r~ and Fn '1 4 Baby do th111g chddren ~ men!> end w omen~ stereo Middleporl, Ohio AT M tdd lepor l Oh10 .. {614) 667~177 H .lmb. Associates A FOUR Forntly Yo rd Sale Wf'>d Thur!t f., 9 3 At 17S H1gh St yard Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m. Pomero';' , Ohio cor Q4q·2231 DE:AlEFI S AUCTION Sole Pu blrc mvt ted Fndoy May 5 12 noon A ll new merc hond1se sold m quontdy Ideal lor store~ yar d sole s Ilea m a rke t ~ etc Ar in WE_£>NES DAY , MAY 3, 1978 6•3Q- NBCNews3 ,4,15; ABC News 13; Ca rol Burnell & Friends 6: CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. 7:DO-C rossWits3,4: NewlywedGame6 ,1 3: Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gilligan 's '' · lS; Dick Cavett 20; fn . si ghl 33. 7 3Q-Aif .Sta r Anythin g Goes 3: Sha Na Na 4; Between Call " JERRY MURPHY 220 E. Main St. SYRACUSE - Her e is a 5 Ma in Str eet in Pom eroy . .. ;rading , driveways , landscaping , etc. ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II year ol d 3 bedroom ran ch home. Ni ce ba th , st ep saver kitchen , di ning room , natural gas furnace and ba sem ent . Right off of Specialized 992-7111 on RI. I 43 wi th water and elec tr ic ava ilable. $10,000 to th e fi rst buyer . bedroom s, ba th, natural ga s central ·hea ting and full • DOZER FOR HIRE Chosen Your Love, Your Rings, Your Gown . Choose with P~one S30 ,000. 9ACRES - 4 mil es oil Rl . 7 large levell ol. Only $25,000. NEW LISTING 2 You Have ~arefullv For Sales & Service in a fram e home wi th bath . natu ral gas heat ,- carpet ing and small yard . Asking just S/.500 tor a qui ck sale. MIDDLEPORT - 6 room ,.,. Business Services SYRACUSE - 3 bedrooms porches , garage. large lot . FOUR FAMIL Y Yard Sale at Bill . MAIN POMEROY. 0 . FOR QUICK SALE ~ 1 story fra me. 3 B. R . balh, Rml Estate for Sale '~,~~~~~[B .. bedr:oom .. r.eno.v.a ted. .frame . home, ba th. wooc!burn ing fir epl ace , din i ng r oom , partial ba se ment an.d al most an acre for $5 ,500. A por tme r'lh FOUR ROO M S ond boTh 997 3090 I 3 badra:o m hom e. '} lull bat hs , fu l l'( ca rpe ted, eq u1p ped lo. 1tc hen wi th inTe r com , nolu rol gas fu ulO( e , .c en· · tr ol oir co ndi ti oning . on a 100 l I 00 Ia!. Fenced in ya rd . $35 .500 . Phone•992 ·6'245 . 992 ·ll25 . 11EALTO 216 E. Second Street THIS WEEK ONLT - a 1 SE NIOR CI TI ZE NS Ou r new ren ters oss tsto nce you may be a bl e to live m our oportm e nr lor' le~~ l ho n $50 o nton lh Foi rn ore 1n lorma !ton c:on l act women~ co ~rne t 1 0 - t acres o n t epd!ng Creek Roccj qq2 7060 mtle fr om Mergs Ht gh School on Old R1 TRAilER SPA CE l or ~t gn ~ WE WISH to e :-pr es~ our than ~ ~ and opprec •alton to each en 1 . MIDDl~POR Ko jak 8; 1:DO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2: lQ-News 13. Movie Channel o4 5 & 7 P.M. - Starshlp Invasions I PGl 9 & 11 P.M. - Cassand'" Crossing IRI Cable Channel Five b:30 PM . - Testimony Time 7:00P .M. - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10 :00 P.M.- IQO Club. . .-TELEVISION VIEWING Ht'al "•late for Sale THR EE FAMilY Yard Sal e Moy 4 5 6 lr om q to 4 Betty Moores r estdence Rt 7 By pa:.~ Watch Sumla1 a nd Butl etnut A venue Pomero y. YARD SA lE Thurs Ftr and So t 4 5 to. wt Hob!;on by rotlrood r roc l.. ~ hePflhtng l1lo. e new Rorn cancels ~2 · 61 73 Tuc~ diJI d1vtduol TW O FAMilY yard sale Some thing l or ever yone Fr1doy a nd Saturd a y Ma y 5 and 6 133 · ... -~ • o~ 15 Wunls or Umhn \day Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 3,1978 TRACY ~OW DO WE 'IE~H MA~SE w7r1,..\7::> 1';. ,.\~ ,v A ~EAL DOG 7 IN A DOG SUIT... KN :r- J ~-....·~ AN IM,.\LS ARE uSU,.\LL'I COULD PROVOKED ,4, DOG FRIEN[}L~ UNl SSS HAVE BEEN NEEDLESSLY ,.\ 1\lc:' IN SUIT... finesse nurry of bidding and afraid to make an attacking lead (although most experts rec· ommend an attacking lead against a small slam), chose the 10 of trumps . Accidental though it was, it gave the defense a chance. If declarer finesses with dummy's jack at trick one the queen from East's hand will force th e ace . And later , when dec larer ruffs hls two club losers in d ummy, the defense will ha ve promoted an extra trump trick, setUng the contract. If declarer can foresee this, and he should, he wiruo the fir st trick with the king in. dummy . This simple play ass ur es the contract If trumps break normally, and the chances are almost 6& percent they wlll break 3-2. De clarer must · win the first trick with the king to preserve dvmmy's jack·six of hearts to be used later for ruffing the club losers. Declarer's spade loser (the six ) will be discarded on one of dummy's diamond honors . There is a great tempt.· lion to finesse . A finesse in this situation, however, Ia clearly hopeless, becauae West would never have led away from ·t he queen of trumps against a smpU slam contract. '''I I I ' ' '' ' I ' ..I I ' ''' 1NE WSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) (For a copy of JACOBY MOP. ERN. send $7 to: " Win II Bridge. · · care of fh•s news~­ per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City Sta tion . New York. N. Y. 700/9.} . \ �12 -TheDailySentinel, :d~eport-Pomeroy, ;· Wednesday , May3,1978 . • ~- ~ _ _c_A~~~ -D-~~~h~T---! . • youth 's body Galbpobs Comm1s SIOn ',:i:-!r;~ "-' ~::,~~"· ~:.~•.::::· ..;,, ':::i lS• recovered . .· I . OKS .mcome tax p· an . . " · - . e ' .. After years of study and provcments ol the city. one-percent tax on aU planning , Gallipolis City The one-percent lax will be earned locume. Commission Tuesday night levied on salaries, wages, According to a recent Ohio unanimously passed an commissi ons and other Municipal AdviS()ry Council emergency ordinance compensation and on net report , Gallipolis' non·voted enacting an earned income profits. It will commence 1.9 percent property tax tax, including income tax June 1. First returns are to be (inside 10 mill limitation regulations for th e Otd filed by April 30, 1979. - state law has alloted 1.9 mills French City . Cu mmi~si o n named the " to earn $45,600 a year on 1\!olloo lor following to the income. tax evaluation of $24,000,000\ rate the emergeacy measure was board of review : Richard was the lowest throughout the made at 10 :05 p.m. by Ma ckenzie, cornmtss ton state of Ohio. Miles Epilog following a president ; Chri s Morris, city Work on a method to inllaaltwo-hour review of the manager and Evelyn Knotts, crease cash now into the au'dit or. ordinance and regulations. city's general lund actually The vote was ~ to adopt Co mmissi on authorized began more than four years the measure. Morris to prepare a ago . The income tax will provide resolution to hire a consult ant Alter many pros and cons funds for the purpose of to make final preparations on on the issue, the city governgeneral municipal the income tax before it ment committee of the operations, main tenance, becomes effective June 1. Gallipolis Area Chamber of new equipment ~ extension Commerce formed a con· It was ')JOinted out that of out of 210 cities In the and enlargement cerned citizens committee munlcipal se rvices and Buckeye State, Galllpolls is last spring fur the purpose of facilities and capi tal im - among tht last to enart a coming up with a method to be used as a backbone of the r~~=========:::::;-~----~-·-·-·1' City's program to increase revenue . Flowers are the prettiest way to teU her you care her. For all th e thu1gs she .IS to you, for all the things she's done, giw Mom or Gra11dma a speeial houquet. Hydrangeas Cut Flowers Corsages Hanging Planters Azaleas Potted Mums Combination . Pots Permanent Flowers POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mrs . Millard Van Meter Phone 992 _2039 106 Butternut Ave . _ Pomeroy , O. 992 5721 We accept all major credit cards and we wire flowers evervwhere . On Feb. 7, 1978, this committee, In a written report to city commission, offered lb opinions and recommended commission Impose a one-percent lax on all earned income on all Individuals. living or working In the city. City Manager Morris said it will take approximately a year and a hall to see the real value of the income tax . An income tax department will be formed to handle revenues . The Tribune will publish a complete copy of the or· dinance and regulations in the near future. In other matters , commission approved a request by the Ohio Department of Uquor Control to transfer a liquor li cense from Virginia Caldwell, Vince's Place, to Robert T. Bruce. Commission amended an . __ . ordinance on sewer billing. making all bills due monthly. ·Under the old ordinunce, business and industry and residents outside the . corp:>ration limits were billed quarterly. ' Commission passed first readings on ordinances for renewal of bond-anticipation notes, one toialing $260,000 on the new recreation complex and the other $120,000 on sewer notes, · A public hearing wilt be ~~li1din~ onthLneM~ni~~pa~ proposed zomng change at the comer of Fourth Ave . and Sycamore St. A request has been made for a change from S.l to R-2 . City Manager Morris sa id the old street sweeper has been repaired and is now in operation. Commissioners were invited to view a demonstration of a new sweeper by the Productive Equipment, Inc. at the city building between 2 and 2:30 p.m . Thursday . Morris also told rom· mission that a study Is underway for repair work on the porlion of First Ave. which was closed to traffi c several months due to a slip problem. Commission will meet in specia l session at 7:30p.m. on Tuesday , May 9. EXTENDED FORECAST Friday through Sunday. a chance of •howers Friday and fair Saturday and Sunday. Highs wilt be In the 60s and lows will be In the 40s or lower ses . sc rvi c"" lor Clifford F.. Brown , 61l ,' Route I, Rutland, who di ed M(onday afternoon at his Beech 'Grove Road home , will be held at 1 p.in. Thursday at . the Miles Cemet ery . Mr. Brown was a retired fanner and also formerly . worked for the State Highway Department. He wa s a veteran of World War II. He was born April 26, 1909, a son of Alma Ward Brown and the tate John Brown. Surviving are hts mother wh o is confined to the Pinecrest Nursing Home in Gallipoli s; two daughters. Edith · Brown of Columbus, and Sandy Brown. Chicaeo: a " Children, · . brother, Scott Bruwn of Flortda . and a ~umber of nephews, nieces and cousms. Friends, may call at the_ Walker Funeral Home at anytune Until the hour of the services. Officiating will be Mr. Larry Coleman. Weather Mostly eloudy tonight , with shower s develo ping by morning and luws in the mid lOs. Showers and breezy Thursda y, with highs near60. others were in capsized. Monroe's body was found in submerged brush by Dana . Aldridge, a scuba diver from Pomeroy. Gallia County sheriff's : deputies, members of the .. Gallia County Disaster • Service and volunteer divers had been searching Raccoon Creek since 2 p.m. Saturday. The body was removed last 1 night to the Quentin K. Staley Funeral Home at Deer Park. Local arrangements were made by Cremeens Funeral Home. Comparz·son ofconcrete may pinpoint collapse WILLOW ISLAND. W.Va . (UPI !- A comparison of two mixes of concrete could play a kev role in helping federal safety experts pinpoint the cause of a scaffold collapse that dropped 51 men to thei_r death. The quality of the concrete, however , is only one phase of the many-facet e d investigation in progress by three team s from the Occupat io nal Safety and Health Administration . "We have a good idea where the break started," David Rhone. OSHA's regional adminstrator , said 'J'uesday . Resea rch-t:ottrell, a New Jersey·based subcontra ctor erecting tlle cooling tower for the 1667 million power plant , switched last year to concrete mixed off the premises by Criss Concrete Co. in Saint Marys . Formerly . the Racine Baseball Boosters concrete, prov ided by another firm . was balched on the construction site. Rhone believes both types of concrete were used on the unfinishl'<l tower . Inspectors plan to stu dy both types. Additional experts were brou ght in as OSHA investigators went to the Saint Marys plant to pursue the concrete angle. Criss Concrete has defended its product rigidly against reports it failed to hold up In the Thursday accident al the Poor place to enter SAN DIEGO iUPli Surely there were better places to practice the trade of burglary . A burglar entered a building, made his way to a locker ar ea , and bega n prying open lockers and REVt: RSAL ASKED CINC INNATI !UP! \ - The Ohio school board is asking a fe dera l appeals court to th row out U. S. District Court Judge Frank J. Battisti 's spreading the ron tents on the noor for examination . The noise early Tuesday attracted the attention of others in the building - and they were police offi cers. Thts was to be expected. The burglar was ·busily at work in the storage locker room of police head quarters. Marvin Eugene Wilson, 23, was booked on suspicion of burglary. V!nding Ull u11 one 's proper·- tr " just da11dy - u11iess it urdrred busing uf 52,000 uf llappt:n s Clevela nd 's I 12,000 pu btir sehoul studen ts this fall. washed-up to be kept busy Saturday RACINE - The Racine Baseball Assn . will hold a bake sale. tag day and a collect ion of pop bottles and bottle caps not to mention a car wash this Saturday . The bake sale will be held by mothers of players at the Racine Post Office. The car wash will be held at the Vista Service Station by the Boys Pony League . Ta g day and The body of a 13-year old · Cincinnati youth who drowned Saturday afternoon in Raccoon Creek, south o Rio Grande, was recovered at 2:15p.m. Tuesday, lour day' after a tragic canoeing ac· cident. · · Dr. Donald R. Warehime said accidental drowning was ruled in the death of David Monroe. He was one of 17 students on a weekend canoe expedition from the Cin· cinnati area . Monroe was not wearing a life jacket when the c ano~ in which he and I wo to hav e bet:ll fru!! t a lt.!aky s upc rt cmkt.~ r · The World Today the collect ion of pop bottles funds for the summer season. and caps will be by the tee Anyone needing further ball, pee wee, girls team and information is asked to call little league teams who will Libby Fisher, president, 949· meet at the ball field. 2378, vice presid••nt, 949-2575: The association asks all Lilli an Weese . secretaryparents to assist with the treasurer. 949-2403, or Jan activities and players are to Cardon, business manager, be in uniform . Residents are 949-2449. asked to coni ribute in whatever direction they can to help the association raise · e1 (Contmued from pag . ) . faill'<i by a single v~te Tuesda~ to over~ tde Gov . Hugh Carey s veto of a btll to remstate captt al pumshmcnt. But Senate Hepubhcans used a parha~nentary pr,ocedure to permit the issue to be reconsidered later m~~election year _ a year when Carey, h~tself, fa ces re-elecllon and recent polls show heavy voter sen tunen t for the death penalty. Pleasants power station of the Allegheny Power System. The OSHA researchers a IS() met with officials of the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories which is testing the concrete used on the cooling tower . Connicling testimony has surfaced with regard to the concrete · break, a lid OSHA inspector Charles Straw said the discrepancies must be reS()Ived before this vital point can be firmed up . After the break is located, OSHA believes its task of finding the actual ca use of the tragedy will become easier, Straw added . Drawings (Continued from page 1) . Several proposals were · discussed and the com· missioners stated that a decision on the type of map and method of printing would be made after review by the county engineer. In other matters, Wesley Buehl, engineer. was in· structed to post, "no dwn· ping" signs on MacCumber Hill in Rutland Township warning that violators will be prosecuted. ' Attending were Henry Wells and Richard Jones, commissioners, and Mary Hobstetter, clerk. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ... , ..., Baby Needs ' On The Third Floor, Furniture Department We Have A Large Selection of Infants Needs •STROu.ERS & STROLL ABOUTS •MESH & WOOD PlAY PENS •CRIBS •MAITRESSES •BUMPER PADS •HIGH CHAIRS •SWINGS •TOUR A BEDS Farmers Bank Talked Turkey With Bob Mattox. • • • Bob Mattox bought his farm near Albany in 1963. He had just retired from the Navy, and Farmers Bank had enough faith in Bob to ioan him the money he needed . In 1967, when Bob started his turkey business, Farmers Bank helped him again . Bob's business keeps on growing and Farmers Bank keeps on helping . This year Bob will raise and sell 86,000 turkeys . It's no wonder he likes Farmers Bank. Why don't you try Farmers. They'll talk turkey with you, loo. l, ,, People you know ... lrnow Farmers •DRESSING TABLES •CRADLETTES •BED GUARD RAILS •GATES •CAR SEATS •PlAY PEN PADS 36 & 40 Inch •TOY CHESTS •BASSINIDE PADS •WOODEN HIGH CHAIRS Farmers Bank POMEROY , OHIO MemberFOIC ,, •BABY GIFT SETS ELBE'RFELDS IN POMEROY Biggest gain in 3% years ' W4olesale prices soar 1.3% By JAMES HILDRETH WASHINGTON ( UPI) Wholesale prices soared 1.3 percent In April for their biggest gain in 3\2 years, the Labor Department said today. On an amual basis, that is a 15.6 percent advance more than double the administration's 6. 75 to 7 percent projection for inflation in 1978. Rapidly climbing food costs were again a major problem last montll , advancing at an annual rate of 22.8 percent. But unlike past montlls, the nonfood sector also registered a sharp gain . The 1.3 percent jump in the department 's Producer Price Index for Finished Goods !hose products ready for sale ' to final users - owas the steepest since a 1.9 pereent gain in November 1974. It was aiS() more Ill an twice as high as the 0.6 percent clin1b during March, and even exceeded February's 1.1 percent Increase when much of the nation was suffering ' from severe winter weather. The consume r foods sector moved up by 1.9 percent last montll. Witlllhe exception of a huge 2.9 percent gain in February, the food price increase was the biggest since the 2.5 percent advance in february 1977, the department said. , The non-food category, which had been advancing at a moderate clip of 0.5 percent or less since last fall, took a sharp upswing of I percent ·last month . It was the largest gain in that category sin ce a 1.7 percent advance in October 1974. In response to · the tightening inflationary pressw-e which began last year, the administration has asked business and labor voluntarily t.o moderate their price and wage demands. President Carter has • NO. 19 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • The taxpayers of Meigs will be paid by retiring the County may have a slight ta• bonds and will mean a break if an application is reduction to the taxpayers of approved for the county to Meigs County. In 1973, Meigs County receive a 90 percent state fund grant for the con· voters passed a bond Issue, struction or a school for the $25C,OOO, for the construction mentally retarded. of a school for the mentally At a meeting Wednesday retarded . The state would wltll Judge Manning Web- have provided matching ster, chalnnan of the 169 funds making It a total of Mental Retardation Board, $500,000 .' and Nora Rice , Wayne Now, under amended ChambliBh, Leonard Inglese House Bill 618 the bonds and David Day, of the State would be retired and the Department of Mental county can receive funding Health, and County Com· for a mental health and missioners, it was stated that · mental retardation facility amended House Bill 618 with state providing "110 provides for additional funds percent of the funding and the for mental health and mental county's share being only 10 retardation on a 00.10 percent percent. btlala; In addition, It was decided The commissioners have a 00.10 application would be made application for the 00.10 submitted lor a workshop for funding and automatically !he mentally retarded . the original bond Issue of Attending in addition to ~.000 with state matching · those named were Henry 'funds Is withdrawn. If sue· Wells, Richard Jones and Jim cessfuU It wiU mean possibly Roush, Commissioners, and· the major part of the $250,000 Mary Hobstetter, Clerk. PRICE FlflEEN CENTS COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Gov. James A. Rhodes had to buy the first lour paintings beca use he co uldn't get any bids, but after that , the Governor's Third Annual Art Show and Auction turne-d int:o a rousing success Wednesday. "That's tll e be;1 sale we've ever had ," satd Ma rtin A. Janis, director of th e Ohio Commission on A~ ing , which sponS()red the auction of paintings by senior citizens in the Stateho use rotunda. "Union Station Arcade", a oainti ng of the historic downtown Cclwnbus landm ark by the Re v. 1.. M. Phillips of Colwnbus, brought the top price of $1,100. Columbus busines;1nan John W. Galbreath purchased the painting after biddlftg,dro~r.lhe- prio~ up from $JOO. He dona led it to Ballelie Commons, which is in charge of building a con ~entwn center on the site of the old Union Station . The station has been razed but the arca de was preserved for historical purposes . "That 's equal to a good sermon," said Rev . Phill ips when Galbreath 's final -bid was announced . Rhodes bought four painting s for $400 after he failed to attra ct an y bid s from the noontime audienc e. He then turned the proceedings over to auctioneer Si Lincoln, who sold " Indian ", a painltng by John Gosl in ol ancinnati. for $675. Third in th e bidding was " Pastora l Scene in Ross Township," by Rnbert F. Snyd!'r of Hamill.on . purchased by Mrs. R. Davtd Thom~s. wife of the chairman of the board of Wendy 's Jnternatwnal , for $650. Nationwide Insura nce o, and Ohto :"alional Ban k also figured in the btdding. Profits went to the art lots. I The World Today More money sought for Vets WASHINGTON 1UPI) - The House has rejected proposals to in crease or decrease defense spending and to enlarge proposed tax cutsm next year's budget, but overwhelmingly has approved more money for veterans. Mter 10 hours of deliberation Wednesday on a proposed half-trillion-dollar federal budget for fiscal 1979, the House rejected proposals to shift $4.8 billion from defense to domestic programs and add $2.4 billion for defense. Automhile sales climbing DETROIT (UP I) - Domestic car sal~s climbed to record heights in 1\prll with the Big Four auto companies reporting com bined sales of 862,940 units- a 9.2 percent increase over last year. The month's total topped tlle old record of 862,112 passenger cars sold in April1973 by less than 1 percent. There were 25 business days in both years. Both General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. set sales records of their own for the month . Also, Chrysler Corp. and American Motors Corp. sales were up . CARL GHEEN , president of the Meigs High School DECA group, presided a! the annual employer • em ployee dinner beld at tbe Meigs Inn. Distributive education 4th annwl banquet held Grant of 90% being asked in March. This followed a huge 1.1 percent surge in February and an 0.6 percent jump in Januar y. A more vivid example of the in flationary spiral showed !hal il took $189 in Match to buy the same goods from a producer that cost $100 in 1967. Price increases at the wholes'ale level does not necessarily result in dollarfor-dollar increases in the· prices paid by consumers. But they do have an impact and serve as an advance indication of retail prices in future months . enttne ltlJRSIMY, MAY 4, 1978 Hearings planned_ WASHI NGTON (UPI ) - Hearings are planned within two weeks by a House subcommittee m an effort to determine the cause of a scaffold collapse at a West Virginia power plant where 51 men toppled lo their deaths. The a11 noun cemen t by the Subcommittee on Compensation , Safety and Health came Wednesday as federal safety experts continued to question witnesses and collect physical evidence at tlle Willow Island, W. Va ., plant. Dates, locations and wit· nesses for tlle suboommittee Hord conceded tllat Joseph hearings haven 't been P?w~ll. prestdent ?f tlle West decided, according lo the V1rgm1a FederatiOn of the panel's chairman, Rep . AF!.CIO, was true 10 Joseph Gaydos, D.Pa . p1cturmg OSHA as West Lawmakers hope to deter- u~derstaffed . tn mine whether any changes in Ylrgm1a, but satd the.agency safety laws need to be made was had a manpower to prevent a tragedy similar sh~rtage elsewhere as well . to last Thursday's accident in All over the .~untry, ~e which a scaffolding peeled ?,eed more help, Hord _satd. apart 168 feet above ground There are 1,500 compliance inside an unfinished cooling officers and 2 mllho~ wor_k s1tes. That's spreading 11 tower . Findings from the subcom· pretty thin." mittee will be forwarded to the House Committee on Education and Labor . An extensive probe already is underway by the Occupational Safety and Certificates of appreciation Health Administration, with to participating employers three teams digging into were presented when the three aspects of the tragedy . fourth annual Meigs High The subcommittee ' s Sch oo l Distributive announcement came as no Education Employ er-Em· surprise to OSHA spokesman ployee banquet was held at Jack Hord. the Meigs Inn. "That 's a normal thing Receiving certificates were after such a disaster ," Hurd Mrs. Helen Brown, Greg said. Batrell, Burger Shef; Mr. Samples of concrete from Sissler, Heck's in Belpre; !he tower and a cable used in Marvin Glasgo , Modern hoisting buckets of it to the Supply; Mrs. AM Thomas. scaffold are being sent to Avon; Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Pittsburgh laboratory fortes· Vaughan's Cardinal Market; ling. "There's still quite a bit of David Buskirk, The Daily testing to be done, " Hord Sentinel; two year par· said, but was unable to say ticipati on certificates : when OSHA wound close the Hobart Newell, Newell 's Sunoco Station; Mrs. Jean book on its investigation . OSHA Is seeking the help of Powell, Powell's Super Valu; unions In an attempt to locate Jack Ambrose, Kroger's; all workers who saw the three year certificates : John Green, Twin City Gateway; accident. Their opm1on has been buttressed by lhe government itself. The Council on Wage and Price Stability issued a special report last month which said the inflation rate appeared to be "hopelessly stuck" in the 6 to 7 per~ent range. Top officials, such as Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal and Charles Schultze, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers , say 7 percent is a distinct possibility. Wholesale prices, as measured by the department's SO· called producer ' finished goods Index, rose 0.6 percent • at y e VOL. XXIX promised that the federal government will set a frugal example for the poivale sector. And. several high-ranking government officials have climbed on the stump in the past few weeks to warn of serious economic consequences - even a possible recession - if cooperation lags and no progress is made in the anti· inflation campaign . But these developments have not cased concern of a possible recession - if cooperation tags and no progress is made in the anti· inflation campaign. Art Show, Auctinn big success after governor buys fir~t four paintings John AnderS()n, Elberfelds; Mrs. Evelyn Lanning of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. and Bob McCiw-e, McClure's Dairy Isle . Carl Gheen, pres ident ol the schools' chapter ol DECA, Distributive Education Clu bs of America, gave the welcome and in· traduced Meigs Loca l Supt. Charles Dowler . Nancy Stanley presented the DECA Creed and Marcia Dillard led · the pledge 10 the nag. Dora Doerler gave a prayer. Vesco heads for Panama SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) - · Fugiti~e American financier Robert Vesco, faced with almost certam re)ectton or his application for citizenship, has left hiS Costa R1can sanctuary and headed lor Panamaw . . , Maj. Antonio Pereyra, chie~ of urumgrauon of San Jose s Juan Santa Maria Airport. sa1d Wednesday he saw Vesco board an executive jet with his business partner, Norman Leblanc, Sunday morning. Recall activity entangled CLEVElAND (UPI ) - The drive to recall Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich is becoming further entangled In the courts, with Cleveland Law Director Jack Schulman disclosmg he was to file a complaint today in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, demanding to have seve ral complete ~ayoral recall petitions ruled invalid because of stgnalure irregularities reported by a top Kucmlch a1de. d ill KSU activity at stan st' KENT, Ohto (UPI) - Students, faculty and remnants of !he antiwar move ment began gatllering today to mar k the eighth anntversary of tlle Kent St~l~ shootings, With c 1asses cancelled and norma l campos actlVIty at a standstill. On May 4, 1970, lour Kent students were killed, and n,me others _wounded when National Guardsmen opened f1re durmg an ant1war demonstration on campus. CJu1er, labor blamed Distributive education is a COStS program of vocational in· struction designed to meet ClEVELAND [UPI) - Former Agriculture Secretary the needs M persons who wish Earl Bulz blames the Carter administration and the high cost to enter. progress, upgrade of labor for today's soaring food prices. . .. and improve their skills, " Labor unions are certamly well patd, said Butz . who 1 Continued on p~ ge !i I 1Con tinued on page !i J . REHEARSING- Mrs. Olive Weber , accompanist, rehearses some oi the vocal soloists who will be taking part in Saturday night's 25th anniversar y musical production of the Btg Bend Minstrel Association at 8:10p.m. in tlle Meigs High School Auditorium. From left are Lynnetta Whittington , who will be doing Dorothy singing "Over the Ra inbow" from th e Wizard of Oz; Larry Coleman, a Barry Manilow medley; [jnda Mayer, " It Only Happ ens When I Dance 11ilh You" and Jim Soulsby, who will sing. " f Won't Mention It Again " in addition to appearing in two comedy musical nwnbers, one being "Cigareets ancl Whuskey and Wild , Wild Women" by The Committee. Registration usually for a lifetime E. A. Wingett said today that when residents register to vote it is normally for a . lifetime. Wingett explained that one time registration is all that is required unless a person changes his voting precinct or name .. Also, citizens are required to register again , if they fail to vole in more than four years. If residents have filled out !he pink form and signed the card this is all !hat IS required. Wingett's statement was prompted by the fact tllat some residents have registered twice which is not necessary . FISH FRY Middleport firemen will sponsor a Fish Fry Saturday, May 6, from 11 a. m. to 6 p.m. at the Middleport Fire Station . NOSTALGIC APPEA RANCE - Tom Reuter, left ; and Orval (Curly ) Wiles, who appean>d in Big Bend Minstrel Asso ciation musicals over 20 years ago . will be making a nostalgic appearance Saturday mght in the 25th anniversary production of the association m th~ Meigs High School. Costwning lor the appearance was made by Mrs. Edna Triplett of Pomeroy. The two former minstrel end men will do " comedy skit and present a musical number , "Sweet Georgia Brown'' . Tuberculosis Clinic activities reported ' Jane Brown, R.N., especially important because tuberculosis nurse and clinic tuberculosis infections can be treated director of the Meigs Ccunty effectively prophylactically. Tuberculosis Clinic today There have been 1,361 reported on the activities of tuberculin tests given to the clinic. pupils this school year, Mrs. Eighteen of the Meigs Brown reported . Se'venteen County schools have been pupils hav e had positive vislted this school year by the reactions to the test. · tuberculosis nurse for the Positive reactions r eflect purpose of skin testing for the GASCO DANCERS _ Two former Pomeroy area residents now employed by Columbia · detection of tuberculosis sensitivity resulting from Infection of Mycobacterium Gas or Ohio In ColumbuS Rena Hager (left) and Diana Benedum (second from right) are infections. members of the Fiame-ette dance group appearing with tlle Gas Company Chorus d~ring Its . These tests were given on a Tuberculosis. A positive reaction in· annual "Gasllte Revue" at 8 p.m. Friday, May 19, in Veterans Memorial A~dltorlllm, consent slip basis by the dicates infection, but does not Columbus. The two also will sing with !he 47-member chorus. The two-hour vanety show, parents, and in most of the prove the presen ce of featuring traditional and modern choral music, solos, tnslrumental numbers and comedy schools the survey was disease, routines, In addition to several dance numbers, is open to the ~ubllc free of charge. M~s Mrs. Brown com· conducted among groups at Hager Is tlle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hag~r, Coolville; and Miss Benedum s mented . F o llowup special risk. parents are Mr. and Mr~ i"r.mcis Benedum, Reedsville. Tuberculin testing is procedures include, careful hi s t ory, phystcal examin auon , chest x-ray studies , and chemoprophyazis. Ghemoprophylazis - the prevention of disease in the infected individual by drugs holds great promise for the cont rol of tuberculosis, Mrs . • Brown st ressed. It involves! the usc of a single, inex- . pensive drug . isoniazid. In a few cHses, two dugs are used, Roy L. Donnerberg, M.D . from Ohio State University Hospital Is the chest clinician for the Meigs Clinic. The third clinic of the year Will be June 14 under the 1Continu ed on page 5)' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 3, 1978 brown