http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fe1a0928eea259baf93285c30029622b.pdf b3fca7ac6a9c3fc8acc9991b921aa7af PDF Text Text 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 �3- The Dau y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Thursday, May 4; 1978 2- The 11"11': Sentmel. Middleport-Pomeroy, O.,Thursday, May 4, 1978 Trainers of favorites say post 'not that important' position . Ironton cops SEO title Ironton capl ured its fifth Southeastern Ohio Le~u e track and field title in six . years Wednesday at Rutter Field, The Plains. The Fi ghting T,tgrrs tallied 165 point s. Second place Athens had 11 t. Waverly pla ced third with ys•, poinls; IA>ga n fourth with 75 '·• ; Wellston fift h with 29; Gallipolis si.,th with 23; Jackson SC\'Cnth with 12 and Meigs last with four. I HICHFIE:l.D, Ohio t UP! ) - Campy RlJ'isell signed a nt•w multi·}'Ci:lr co ntra ct Wednesday . ending his threa t to le ave the Cleve land Cavaliers without their top scorer. The terms of the contract were not disc losed. Russell , " hOplayed out hiS option last season , a\'eraged 194 po ints pe r ga me and passed the I ,O<JO.point mark for the third conseC'tive tunr last season. Gallipo lis scorers were Todd Rees, who placed fourth in the mile run and third in the tw o-mile run; Mik e Staggs: third in the shot put and Kim Saunders, fo urth in the pole vault. The 88()-yard relav team finished fifth and mile relay team placed fifth . Meigs points were picked up by Stanley, who was fourth in the 100-yard dash. He re' s Wed nesda y' s winners: 100-YARD DASH - Hixon, Ironton - j; 10.3. · 220-YARD DASH - HIXon , lronlon - : 23.8. 440-YARD DASH - Lewis , Iron ion - : 52.6. 880-YARD RUN - Top. p i~ g . Ath ens - 2: 04.9. tiii LE RUN - Topping . Athens - 4:41.0. TWO MI LE RUN Ma tthewson , Athens CINCINN ATI (UP! ) - As unbelieva ble as it might sound Pe te Rose does get butter nies in his stomach. R o se a d mi t ted experi encing the feeling Wednesday nig ht afte r CORRECTION In Our Thursday Advertisement . REDWOOD . SETTEE ~~L~~D'E PE OPLE Wood " " ' A r "ll l<l £q u i,H $11 ,. ,..,. '"'""' REG. ""' so· ~ 11 2". Wel lston - 20' -il" . . HI GH JUM P Ironton - Ellis , Athens , Hollap tel, Iron ton and Arrowood , Waverl y, all l ied for fi r st at 11 ' -3" . 880 RE LAY - 16.1. Iron ton in 3: 35 .9. Conl ey , Wa ver l y - : 42.2 Iro nton , 39' 11 '4" . Murphree . Harvey. 6' .J" . Hensler , Ir onton - SHOT PUT - ~ f'OL E VA UL T - Iron ton in 1: 35 .8. 300-LOW HUR DLES . Won by MIL E RELA Y - Won by TRI PLE J UM P - Bec kel! , By J ENNY KElLNER UPI Spurts Writer LOUISV ILLE, Ky . tUPI ) - Horses who have drawn post position Nos. 1-4 have won the Kentucky Derby 34 times in the !03 runnings of the spring classic. However, the trainers of U~e two favori tes, Affirmed and Alyda r, say that post pos iti on won 't be that important m Saturday's 1'•· mile race because of the come-from-behind style of their colts. "You like to be on the outside a bit bu t it's really not that important," said John Veitch, trainer of the slightly fa vored Alydar. "Not with a stretch as long as this one." Laz Ba rrera also feels the post position in the expected !().horse field won't ilffect his co lt Alf irmep , who runs '14.99 $1 MATCHING REWOOD LAWN CHAIR••••••••••••••• PRICES ON THESE ITEMS WERE REVERSED IN OUR THURSDAY AD! Fisher's Shoppers Mart ~==P~O~I~N=T=P==~~====~~=~ RIVERSIDE rappJg out a sing le and a double in his first three trips to the plate to pull within two hits of a caree r total of 3,000. Wha t's more, Rose even admitted it wasn't the fi rst time he had felt the nutter of Ri ver from the downtown wha rf to Six Mile Island and back, a distance of about ten miles. The broken stea m pipe on the Belle occurred moments before the scheduled 5 p.m. start , delay ing the two bo ats for nea rly a half hour . The Belle took the lead immediately after .th e star t. but gave way to the Della Queen less than five minutes later. Leading by 10 boa t lengths at the halfway point, the Queen mai nta in ed th at margi n a nd won in lh e unofficial time of 1:18. The golden antlers also gave Co mmodore E: rncsl Wagner bragging rights to tlle Ohio River un til next year 's race. "The De lta Queen is just the better boat," he said . "She'll always win in a straightaway race." On board the Bell e, Louisvill e Mayor Willia m Stansbury looked in di sm ay at the Della Queen's lead midway through the race and sighed , "Th e race is not the thing. The Derby festiv ities are the thing ." Former Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane, now a candidate for the governor of Keniucky, didn't give up so easily. "Go get 'em!" he shouted even after it was appare nt the Belle's cause was hopeless. Both boats were greeted by a marching band and several thousand onlookers on the Indiana and Kentucky banks of the Ohio as they arri ved , butt erfl ies. " I had ·em in mv stoma ch in that ·seventh ga'me of the 1975 World Series with Boston,'' he said after the Cincinnati Reds, spotting the Philadelphia Phils a threerun lead , boun ~ed back to wi n 12-:1as Fred N'orman notched his fourth sfraight victory. ' Rose's second sacrifice fl y of the night came on his fourU1 trip to the plate and sent home Dave Conce(X:ion with the last of three runs the Ht'<ls scored in the fiftl1 inning. " If he had gotten a hit that tunc." said Reds Manager Spa rky An derson, "I fi gured he would be a cinch to get a fourth hit fo r his 3,000tll before the game ended." After Rose bounced out ill first baseman Jose Cardenal in the seventh , Anderson, reali zing t he Red thi r d baseman woul dn't ha ve a noth er crac k at Phill ie pitchmg replace d him with Junior Kennedy . Rose lashed a ground ba ll sing le th at ski pped past Phillie shortstop La rry Bowa into left field for his first hit of the ni ght. touchi ng off a fo urrun inning tha t wiped out" 3~ lead the Phil s had ta ken in the LOp of Uw first. " I was rea l happy lo get that hit after we had fallen behind 3-0," sai d Rose, "because tho way the Phils had started out it loo ked like they were gon na blow us out of the park th e way they did Monday. " The Phils won U1e Monday opene r of th e tw o-ga me series, 12-1. The butternies? " It' s not t hat I'm too eager ," said Rose. " But when those bu tt erfli es are flu ttering I'm scared I 'm going to JUm p into the air trying to hit the ba ll." A single by Larry Bowa, two walks , a double lo left center by Jose Cardenal, an intentional walk to Garry Maddox· and Bob Boone's sacrifi ce fl y gave the Ph ils three runs in the top of the fi rst. Rose's leadoff single was one of five hits that included doubles by Ken Griffey and Joh nny Bench the Reds pounded out in the bot tom of the fir st as they got to Phillie sta rter l.arry Christenson for four runs. "111e big thing in that first inning , n poin te d out And erson, " wa s · !Jim ) Morrison's poor th row to Bowa at second after he fi elded Da nny Dri ess en 's ground ball . "A good throw by Morrison there and the Phils would have had a double play and we'd wound up with only one run instea d of four ," he added. Christenson departed with two out in the s~cond inning after the Redo scored U1ree runs to lake a 7-3 lead. A walk to Cesar Geronimo, Mike Schmidt's throwing error on Nor man's sacrifice, a single by Griffey, a double by George Foster, a Christenson balk and sacrifice flies by Rose and J oe Morga n accounled lor the runs . Rose 's second hit, a double to right, and two infield outs gave the Reds an eigh th run in the fourth inning off Jim Kaat. Thr ee more Red runs scored in the fifth when the Reds bunched a walk to Bench, singles by Driessen and Norman, a double by Concepcion and Rose's second sacrifice fly. Kaat departed with none out in !he sixth aft er co nsecutive singles by Morgan, Foster and Driessen ga ve the Reds their 12th and final run. Norma n, after yielding the thr ee runs in the fir st, blanked the Phillies with four hits before li ft ed for a pinch Athens is girls track champion At hens captured the 1978 Southcaslern Ohiu League girls track and fi eld title Tuesday eveni ng at Logan. The Bull dog gals picked up 155 points in the six -tea m meat. Waver ly was second with 99. Jackson had 60 points to fin ish third . Ga llipoli s was fourt h with 52, Logan fifth with 18 an d Meigs sixl h with 16. Sarah Abels captured the h1gh jump titl e with a jump of 4'·11 " for Ga lli polis' only fi rst place. back at the wharf at tlle end Other Blu e Angels scoring points Tu esday were : Bowers, fou rt h in the 880yard run ; Bowers, third in mile run : Bostic, sixth in 440 -YARD DAS H lh e hi gh jump ; Jennings, Downey . Athens - 1:04.10. third in the shot pul; Knice ly, 440-YARD RELAYS - Won sixth in the discus; Jennings, by Athens in :54.24. 880-YA RD RUN - Dorri ll , second in the discus and AI hens - 1:36.63 Smith , thi rd in the long jump. MIL E RUN - Dorr ill , Ga ll ia 's 140-relay team Athens - 5:42.12. MEDLEY RELAY - Won placed sixth. The medley relay team wa s fifth as was by Alhens In 7:28.87. IIO · LOW HURDLES Ihe 880-relay team . Sudni ck , Alhens - : 15.81. For Meigs, Wallace wa s HIGH JUMP - Ab els, third in the 100 ; Wallace Gall ipoli s - 4' 11 ". 880-YARD REL AY - Won fourth in the 220. The Meigs by Ja ckson in 1: 57 .96. relay tea m was fourt h. MIL E REL AY - Won by Here's Tuesday's winners: · Jackson In 4:33.73. SHOT PUT - Hawk. the Wa ver ly - 33' -51 .- · . 100 -YARD DA SH Skinner, A thens - · 17 .14. 220 -YARD DA SH Sudnick , Athens.- : 27 .22. DISCU S - Hawk , Wa verly - 96' , LON G JUMP - Downi ng , Wav er ly - 15' . VW • AMC • JEEP 400 V 8 A C . P.S.. lilt whe el. new radials , r oad wheel, , AM FM lape . 1977 OLDS 1974 CHEVROLET CUTlASS SUPREME NOVA 350 V-8. auto ., power steering , ai r con dition ing , V-lop, low mil es. Da rk brown with contr as t ing white vi nyl top, road whee ls, A.C.. P.S. Shar p. Loc al c. ar Th 1s car has every thmg needed to m ake a comfortable family ca r . 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD '78 CAPRICE CLASSIC Tw o to n e gol d . met a llic and tan pa in I AM F M rad 10 air co nd i t ion in g . C h ~-> vy's or 1ginat " ClaSSIC" . $5395 O UR INV 0 \ 20. Stolen Base s Na tiona l League: . Moreno, Pitt 12 , Royster , All 11; Lopes . LA 10 , Cedeno, HOU 9; Drie5sen , Ci n and ~ ic hr~ r d s, SO c. 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Per . 1977 Mortte·.carlo·.-;;~,.1'4~61 oo,, '. , Thu r sday - Saturd ay, May 4-6 4 GB 1 .......... ,,.... ··· ·Chi'cll gO1111 Bosfon .',nioht Tor onto at Sea ttle, ,.,night Detroit a! Oak land , nigh t Cleve l\lnel at Calif , night Ka nsa s Ci ty at Mi l wau kee WHA Pla yoffs Bv Un ited Pren Int erna tional Sem ilinal Round ( Bes t of seve n> ( All T i m es E DT) New England vs. Quebec ( New England leads. 2-1) Apr il 28 - New Engl and 5, Qu ebec 1 Apr i l 30- Qu ebec 3, New England 2 M ay l - New Engla nd S, Quebec 4 M av 5- New England at Quebec , 8:05p .m : Mav 7- Quebec at New England, 7 p.m . M-M ay to-New E n gl and t'l t RllUII Quebec , 8:05p .m • w. - M ~y 12- Quebec at New England, 7 : ~0 p.m . • ·If n•cessa ry , . 8 Adjustable WRENCH Kyge r Creek 's She rry Harrison ea rned the other points for the team as she placed first in the shot pu l with a toss of 29 141,2". !':ast ern 's Kim Batey was the standout for her team as year. she won the discus, high jump Eastern collected 73 point s and part icipated in the 880 to earn the championship, .. relay and 41P relay which Symmes Valley scored 30 to took first. place. take the runners-up trophy , M~tthe ws of- !':astern and Kyger Cr~ek placed t!!ird T~~ lor of Symmes Valley put With 25 P?mts and Southern on qu ite a ra ce in the mile run lmished an fourth wlth 18 with Matt hews edging Taylor points . with a new record time of Lady Bobcat Vicki Stroud 5:99.9 at the finish line after proved that she Is the best trailing most of the race. trackster in the league as she Blake of Eastern broke !he walked away with high point previous record of 1:08.8 in honors for the third con· the 110 ya rd dash with a time secutive time. Vicki won the of 1:07.7. . 100 yard dash with a : 11 .6, the In the rela ys, Eastern 220 ya rd dash with a time of ca pt ur ed the 880 medl ey :27 .9 and in the long jump had relay , 880 relay and set a new a 15'5" ma rk to earn first record in the 140 relay with a place . In the 110 yard low 57.2. hurdles, a new event that was Ticknor of Symmes Valley added in the st ate this yea r, won the 880 yard run with a VIcki ran a :15.4 which time of 2:56 .6. Sy mmes earned her first place in four Valley 's mile [elay team took events and a lotalof 20 ROints. · fir st place with a run of 5:20.1. Here 's the results : NOW OPEN REG. ~4.69 NOW $299 1976 GMC% Ton $3695 Mec h a n ic ' s q ua l it y pr iced for homeowne r . Sturdy drop-forged s teel . owner, good II res, V - ~, automa llc, P,S,, P.B., RADIO. a, )1 1 WRENCH 8' bed. V -8 engine, au tomat ic tra ns .. P . st eering , radi o, w.w t i re s, wheel cover s, speci al '1 tone palnf.l,ess than Vans 111 th e ro · Turtii!TDP • AM( 13UYEf'- PROTEGION PLAN® POMEROY MOTOR CO. GALLIPOLIS; OHIO 446~9800 .. Chevrolet RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP • "Your Cltevv 992-2126 923 Dealer" Pomeroy Open Eve ningslll8 : 00 p .m . \ .I I ::~::::::;·:::::::·:·:-:•:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-~ :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: NEW 'YORK (UP!) The shortest draft lu Nationa l Football League history left some very long faces among what wa s co nsidered the elite of co ll ege f o otball . A num be r of highly publicized athletes were left sitting among · tllelr trophies, Bowl watches and Ali·Amer lca certifi cates when the Dallas Cowboys ended a tw<>-day , 17-hour, 16-minute draft by ta king Lee Washburn, a guard from Montana State, as the final choice on the 12th round. thirt een. BUI the Meigs of· fense got rollmg and the defense held off an eighth inning rally for a 5-I "in. The score was knol tcd 2·2 goi ng inlo the eighth. bu t Meigs (th e visi tor s thi s gamel , got three tallies. Pat Vaughan got the big blow, a two- run double and Dorothy Chapm an scored on a wild pitch. But the game wasn't over. In the, bottom of the eighth, the fi tst two IAJgan bailers drew ll'a lk s. Th en tiyc unloaded a triple: The next batter hit a fl y to the outfield for an out . and Tra ci Burdette cut Nye down at the plate 10 end the threat . T. Ash had three singles, Wilson and Vaughan a double each to lead ~l cigs. Nyc had a triple and double for th e losers. Meigs h9sts Joekson tonight . Logan 100 020 0- 3 6 0 Meigs 000 010 l- 2 5 0 Nye and Kuhn . Bartrum and Chapman . Meigs 010 010 03- 5 8 1 Logan 000 200 02-4 5 2 Bart rum and Chapman . Nye and Kuhn . Field Evenls Shol Put - Harr ison t KCI. Weber ( E) , Win don IE) , Kelley (SV J. 29'4' >" . Discu s - Batey t E I. Spence (SVI. Taylor iSVI . Brooks ( EI. 96 ' 5". High Jump - Baley IE I. Smilh tSJ , Malthews tEl. Swa ngo IS VI . 4'6'' . Long Jump - Stro ud I KCJ , Bl ake , A. tE l. (lie ) Wiodon (E), Trussell lEI . 15'5" . Running Events 110 Yard Low Hurdles Slro ud (KC) , Toylor tSVJ. P. Bloke !E) , Greoser lSI. 15.4. 880 Yard Medley Relay Eastern , Soulhern, Symmes Valley . 2: 18. 100 Ya rd Dash - Slroud I KCJ. Trussell t El. Sayre lEI. Wolfe IS). 11 .6. • Mile Run - Mal<hews l EI. Ta yl or (SVI . Smith IS). Edm unds tS VI. 5 5U 88 0 Yard Relay - Eastern , Southern , Symmes Va l ley. 2: 11.4. 440 Yard Dash - A Blake ( EI, Young IEl. Johnson \Sl. P. Blake I E) . I 07.7 . ~o al att empts and added five free throws, but desp1te his LOur de for ce, the Nu ggets had to struggle as the Bucks pulled to within three with 32 s~rondS remaiJ1in g. Tim e ran oul on Milwaukee, howev er, ;md the Bucks were forced to foul to ·get the ball. Bobby Wilkerson and Bobby Jones hit three free throws to ice the game . "We put out a lot of effort," Thompso n sai d. "We all wanted U1is game really bad after what the press was saying about us choki ng and folding and all that. I guess that ~ ave l\S a little more incentive .'' In the Eastern Conference finals, the Philadelphia ?Gers tied tlleir best-af~e ven series at one game apiece with a 110-104 vtclory over th e injury·i' idde n Wa shin gton Bullets. " Billy I Philadelphia Coach Cunn in gham ) said if we didn 't come to play we could stH r t tu make out ou r· vat·atu, n plans,' 1 sald the 76ers' All-St.ar b'lla rd Dou g Collin s. "It was just a matte r of keep ing them frorn rlum1: b t. • AI Ww: ., r l;; Wednc ."id<.t\ g111 <•nvthC'r re,<,pl'r · tCl blt· pcrf111·mcwl'Cfrom th(' H' muund !'i!i1ff but a leak~ dcfcnsl· that committed SIX errors il llowcd host \\'aver!} to wm , 10-6. mth those two in the fifth . A f1e lder' s choice. a single, and a double allowed those two runs. Greg Becker led the Mei gs htll mg wnh two smgles while lluc,d ha d his double. Chris l'very Waverly run was Taylor, Mark Mitch. arid scored arte r lwu were out. Chuck Kennedy each had a I<JSer Mike Triplett went si ngl e. the distance , fanned four, and Dalton fanned five and walked fou r. Meigs IS 4-10 on walked five in going the the year but their opponents distance besides socking his have ou tscored the triple. Noble hli'd two singles. Maraude rs only 87-85. Meigs hosts NelsonvllleMeigs took a shorllived 2~ ·York in the second round of lead tn the top of the ftrsl. AA Sectional action Frida y. Tim ll eod doubled and aft er Meigs 202 020 ~ 6 6 o i.ln error , ra ced home Waverly 221 122 x- 10 8 G Another Tiger error nllowcd Triplet I and Becker. Dalton a ~1 u rau de r tu reach ba se a nd Bcrkhimer. afte r a stnke out , and tha t ru n came hume ':On a passed bal l But Ihe Tigers plated two runs in the bott om of the fir'sl on a triple by wiru1ing pitcher Dalton. Afte r that they were never hea ded scoring two runs in the second, one each · 01 llw tlmd and fourth , and two each 1n the fifth and sixth. .\1 t'!gs IIHi It w1th t wo 1n Hw th u·d ill H . but tht' hP~l'> \\•·ll FOR CARS, PICKUPS AND RECREATIONAl VEHIClES $62?e~ T 1cknor tSVJ. Jacobs ISVJ. Pr ovince t El. Milhoan tEl . 2:56.6. l lO Yard Dash - Slroud \K CJ. Pu llios l EI. D. Persons t El. Rool l EI. 27.9 . M i le Relay - !I M e1 ~~:; 57 .2. .!__ crJmmand the rest of the way . Steve Mix also adde(l 22. Washin gton played without l'Cntcr Wcs Unst•ld , who has a spr"ined ankle , and ~uard K t~ \ ' in GreveY missed the seeond half with a st iff neck. (;ame 3 will be played Friday night in Landover, \ld. Marauders .~r~. beaten 440 Yard Relay - Ea stern , Sou thern , Symmes Valley . 880 Yar d Run wha t they have be en doing , that is, not allowing them the second s~Ol!, " added Collins , who led the winners with 28 points. "We did a good job of it in the second half." The Bullets held a 54-li2 halftime lead behind 16 points by forwa rd Bob Dandridge and a 27-21 rebounding edge . But in the s econd half Philadelphia held Dandridge to just two points and outre boundcd the · burly Bullets, 3n.28. Philadelphia fo r ward Juli us E:rving scored seven of his 22 point s in a 9-<l spurt the first 3: H of the third quarter to giyc the Sixers the lead for good, 61·M, ·111e Bullets cut U1e margin to one, 70-69, on l.arry. Wright's jumper with 5:09 to play bu t E:rving's basket sparked a 14-5 spurt and the Sixer s were in s.3rd Ave. Middleport, 992-2709or 992-"11 Open : 7 i:.~ to ·S:OO Mon. thru Fri. 7 :ooto3 :00 Saturday o. Featuring salad bar, chili, full line of sandwiches (including 11 different types of hot dogs) plus much, much more. se t ALSO HEDDER MUFFlERS Symmes Va lley , Easlero 5:20.1. Availa ble At : Casey K~m BOWLING WM PO SA TURDAY S 9 til Noon Friday Night b dies April 21, 1978 Stand ing s Tea m Pt. Ma son Glass Ka pple's Pen nzoil Vis Ia No. 3 Parker' s A-1 Ser vice EN TIRE SALES N. Seco nd Av e . Midd le port, 0 . Pt . 72 ~ ~ 60 Bi ll's Qual ity Body Shop 48 Landmark 2d High Ind. ga me - Ella may Nort on 176: Pauli ne Fields 171 ; Lor ie M oore and Pearl Russe ll 167. High in d. series - Ellamay Nort on 472 ; Do ttie Nelson 443 ; Peart Russel l 428 . H ig h team game Pt . Maso n Glass 418; Vis ta No 3 410; Kappl e' s Pen moi l 376 . H igh team ser i es Pl. Mason Gl ass 1089 ; Kappl e's Pennzoil 1075 ; Vista No. 3 106 1. •BRAKES •MUFFLERS •SHOCKS eWATER PUMPS . •ALTERNATORS eFUEL PUMPS eTUNE·UPS EXPERTLY INSTALLED BY DENVER KAPPLf AT Lla CI~ed b y the .exCl USlVe The luxury Amenc~ ns w~nr The size Amenco·needs Thompson hit 16 of 30 field Gals split doubleheader 8" AI)JUSTABLE 1978 Ford lf2 Ton.....!5295 $5475 fanning eight , and walking · !':astern 100 010 0- 2 3 3 four. Southern 000 100 0- 1 I I · But Sayre gave up two of Spencer and Bissell. Sayre those singles in the opening and Forbes. innin~ lor an !':astern run . The E:agles' lead-<Jff batter , Jeff Go ble, singled and was sacrificed to second . After moving to third, Goble raced home on an infield hit by Spencer. It was a pitchers dual as Southern scored its only r un The Meigs Girls' fast-pitch and got its only hit in the team split a !win bill with fo urth inn ing. Kelly visiting Logan last night, Wineb renner singled a nd losing the first ga me 3·2 but moved to secon,d on an errant winning an eighl-in ning importance . We invite the public to picko£1 attempt. An error . ba ttl e in the nightcap 5-I. In the fi rst game, Logan attend this specia l day for allowed him to come home two batters later. sco red once in th e fir st and Special Olympians. !':astern coaxed the win· twice in the fifth before Meigs ning r un in the fifth . start ed coming ba ck. In the Designated hitter Greg Wigal bottom of the fifth, Meigs' reached on a walk. Goble Tonia Ash doubled and came singled him to third and then homeon a Pat Vaughan si ngle Wigal raced honJe with the base to narrow the gap to 3-1. winning run on an infield out. In the bottom of the at St . Louis IH<ISmu.,en Gobl e got two hils a nd seven th , Lo gan 's pit cher, 1: JO p.m . Los Ang el es (R hoden 3-0l at Spencer one to account for Nye,quickly got two outs. But Chicago <Fryman 0-2), 2: 30 the E:agle att_ ack. Traci Burdett e walked and p.m . New Yor k ( Espinosa 1-11 at !':astern will battle Trimble adv anced on t wo pa sse d Atl an ta (Eas ter ly J, J) , 7:35 at !':astern on Friday in ba lls. Terri Wilson t hen p.m . second round play . Souther~ scored her with a triple, but Fr ida y's Games San Fran ci sco at Chic ag o will travel to Symmes Valley Wilson died on third. New York at P h i l ~ . nigt1 1 for a SVAC game. Southern is Nye got the wm, fa nning L OS Ang at Pii!Sburgh , nig h! San Dgo at St . Lou is, nigh! now 8~ . one and walking nine. Beth Hous l on a t Atl anta , nigt1 t Bart rum took the loss, Montr eal at C i n ~i. nig ht -:·:-:::::·:::·:-:::-:·:·:::·:::-:::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::· strikmg out two and walking eight. America n L ea gu e East Meigs hitters besides those W. L. Pet. G B PIRATES WIN TITLE mentioned were Howard and 15 5 .750 Detroi t North Gallla ca ptured New Yor k 13 9 591 3 Son ia Ash wit h a single each. 13 .1 0 .565 311? the 1978 SV AC track and Boston Nye led Loga n with a double 10 11 .476 Sin Cle1.1 elnel field meet Wednesday . 10 12 .<155 6 and single. Milwauke Results olthe meet will be 9 13 .409 7 Balt imore Both pitchers hurled the 8 I S .3<1 8 ) 8 ~1 Tor on to aouounced later. second game also but th is West W. L. Pel. GB time Bart rum got the win . Oa kl and 18 s .78 3 She fanned three bu t wH ikcd 1 Kil n Ci ty 14 B .63 6 3 11 Cal if 1" 9 .609 4 Tex as 10 10 .500 61 1 Chicago 7 13 .350 91 1 Minneso ta 8 17 .320 11 Sea tn e 8 20 .286 q 1 1 . Wednes day's Results New York 6, Kan Ci ty 5 TeKas 2, Ba lt imore 1 Boston II , Minnesota 9 M il waukee 4, Chicago 0 Cleve land 10, Seatt le 5 Oakla nd t 1, Toronto 3 Detro it 7, Cal i forni a 4 Today' s Pro bable Pi tchers The !':astern gi rls repeated I All T im es E DT) their performance in the Te•as (Mat l a c ~ 2 J ) at Balt imor e ( Flanagan 1 3), 7:30 third annual SVAC league p.m . meet Wednesday in front of Minnesota (Thormodsgard 1the Kyger Creek st udent body 2l at Boston <Ecke r sley 0 1l . 1·30p .m as they captured fi rst place Fri day •s·'Gam es (or the second consecutive -Minn ~ I Ba llimor~ . night 1975 Ford Torino :.~::}2495 .;t~t~ 11 I 1 ·· .. '· TE C Convers1on, h igh ba ck se111 ts. hi de-ll-bed , deiUlce decor package , air condit ion , AM -F M stereo rad io, lape & 'speakers, au >lliary ba tter y, 350 V-8 engine, au tomat ic trans., pow er steer ing & b r akes, w -w t ires, beautiful 2 tone gree n , r eta i l lis t approw. . Sl O,SOO. U ~ed as co. c ar . Reduced . ConveBion went the distance in that nifty perfonna nce. Southern's John Sayre was almost as impressive as he yielded just three singles, ' ' · t.b . n , , .'•M .. . 0. ·. ·. ..·.·..· .: . r.exas a1 New vor.k, nignJ 0 f. .the . ..':."· •. ·:::, ~' Red with w hite 1.1iny l top , car ef ull y dr lven\ 3nd loa wi t h eve r y opli on inc . ai r , t ill whee l. speed and cru ful l pow er. Compan y c ar . neve r titled . .1 GB Los Angel s 14 8 63 6 Cinci nati 14 9 .609 12 12 11 .512 71 2 San Fran Houston 10 13 .435 4 1 San Dieg o 9 13 .409 S Atla nta 8 14 .J64 6 Wednesday 's Result!li N.Y. a1 Atla , ppd., rai n Los Angel es 9, Chica go S San Fran 4, St . Louis 0 Monl r eal 10. Houston 3 San Diego 7, Pittsburgh 5 Cinci 12, Ph i ladelpt1 1a 3 To day ' s Probable Pitch ers { All Ti m es EDT! San Francisco ( Knepper 3-1) ·' 2.200 miles. 1978 AMC Concor d D. L. 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Em phasis for Spec ia l Olym pics is place d upon participation for all han· di ca pped persons rega rdless Pullhslll'<l liHIIy {'Kn·p1 by 'llH' Ohiu Vnllc )' mental a nd physical fa tig\lf , over the Milwa ukee Bucks. The win gave Denver the dazzled a McN ichols Arena crowd as he pumped in a sevenIll and deciding game in ganiHiigh 37 points to lead · the Western Conference Denver to a 116-UO victory semifina l playoffs a nd ..,Area 7 track event set Friday at Rio ROHF:RT UOF:fi.H'II f ll} FAII1ur Dark green fi nish , blk . 1.1l nyl t r im , 351 V-8, automa t ic , P.S., P .B., wh. co ~.~ ers , radio, local I owner . Radial ti r es , '.'inyl top , air co nd itonln g , p o wer steering & br akes. By Greg Bailey Danny Spencer tossed a one-hitt er as th e vi siti ng !':astern E:agles nipped the Southern Tornadoes 2-1 in the 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 1977 CHEVROLET MONTE CARlO $5995 1977 CHEVY F< m E llA ILVSENTI NEl. OE \'OTEU T41 Til f. 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Ford , Mmn Denver Nuggets, had their very own David. .All-Pro guard David Thompson, who skipped a workout Tuesday because of Spencer one-hitter ousts Tornadoes from tournament a 1976 Monza 2+2;~u::. s3695 INTRODUCING THE 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA By IRA KAUFMAN UPJ Sports Writer The upstart Milwa ukee Bucks discovered Wednesday their Goliath opponents, the straight races this year and although he has never been farther tha n I !-16th mile, trainer Allen Jerkens feels his colt could surpr ise the two favorites. "When you have a frontrun ner like him , you'd like to be off the ra il just little bit," said Je rkens. Believe It, the last of the "Big Four," defeated Alydar last year in the Remsen when he led wire-to-wire. In his last victory, however, the Wood .Memorial, Believe It came from far back to gain a 31'.!· length victory over Darby Creek Road, another Derby hopeful. Darby Cre ek Road's driving fi nish in the Wood led hitler in the bottom of the trainer lJ>u Rondinello to seven th . Man ny Sarmiento believe the extra furlong in pitched a scoreless eighth the Derby would be beneficial and Doug Bair kep t his to his colt . scoreless string of innings E:sops Foibles, who had intact this season by in ducing been considered a threat Greg Lozinski to hit into a before bein g upset in ga me-ending double play in Saturday 's Stepping Stone, the ninth with the bases a lso demo nstrated come loaded. fr om-behind abi li ty und er jockey Chris McCarron in the Ar kansa s and Lou isiana derbies as did Dr. Valeri in M aj or Lea gue L eade r s th e Tropical Der by in B y Un ited Pres s In ter n atio n al Baning January . ( Based on SOat bah) Chief of Dixieland, Hoist Nat ional Lea gue G. AB. H Pet . th e Silver and Raymond Earl Brrog hs Al l 72 73 30 .41 1 are not expected to be serious Mondy LA 12 14 28 .378 Roys tr Atl 72 79 26 .354 threats. Parkr Pi! 22 85 30 .353 The tra ck a t Churchil l Cash M il 10 77 26 .336 Fosl r Cin 23 96 '32 .333 Downs has been somewhat of Schmd!Ph il 19 78 26 .333 a concern to horsemen, who GrH y Cin 23 100 33 .330 Hrnndz St .L 24 88 29 ,330 called it "cuppy" and not as Cey LA21 85 18 319 fast as expected. . Almon SO 22 87 27 .379 The weather Sa turday is Am er i ca n Lea gue G. AB H Pe l . expected to be pa rtly cloudy, Rdrg z Oet 15 51 20 . 392 bu t most of the hor ses Bell Cle ?1 83 31 . 37 3 Harlw Bal 17 51 19 .373 including the favorites have Car ew Min 1) 105 38 . 362 demonstrated an ability to Sngl l n Bal 16 51 IB .35 3 Por l r KC ?1 77 77 .351 run on a n off track. closer to the pa ce than Alydar but can still close swiftly. ~· He can do anyU1ing," said Barrera. ''He can run in fro nt or come from behind . He can close in 11 secoods whenever you ask him to." The pace of the race is ex pected to be set by undefeated Sensitive Prince. The colt, who set a track record of :57 i-S over live furlongs in his only start as a 2-year-old, has won five Rose two hits away from 3,000 By JIM MORRI S promised Ca pt. Charles LOUISVIJ.J.E. Ky 1UP I I 1.arkin, the Belle's skipper . - The comn1unlty-o wned " Lose rs don ' t. ma ke Belle of IAJuisvi lle will have excuses ." t.o churn 1ts pa ddle wheel Asteam pipe that busted on along Uw Ohio H1ver another the Bell e of Louisville year wi th out th e Golden minutes before the scheduled Nttlers - the symbol of sta rt of race might have kept riv erboat su premacy the smaller cr aft froni above its wheelhouse. defea ting the Delta Queen, The antlers rcmam aboard but il didn 't prevent Larkin Cincinnati 's Delta Quee n and an estimated 500 on lha nk s tv Wedn esday's buard from having a ball. second str a1gh t v1etory of the "We had a very good time, "Great Steamboat R<ll'c," an and it was a nice day," said annual part nf U>t· week-long Larkin, whose craft lost to fes tt\'l llcs 111 Louisville her rival for the eighth time leadm g lo Saturday's in fiftee n attempts. Kcntuck) D••rb) The two paddlewheelers "We'll rome up with some· raced on the muddy Ohio thi ng fnr next ye ar ,"' •••••••••••••••••••••• " ," c- DI SC U$ THROW - Perr y, Logan - 132'·9". LON G JUM P - Pa ll o. 10: 12.8. 120-HIGH HURDLES Delta Queen retains title . Athens Denver Western Conference playoff champion 1 �3- The Dau y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Thursday, May 4; 1978 2- The 11"11': Sentmel. Middleport-Pomeroy, O.,Thursday, May 4, 1978 Trainers of favorites say post 'not that important' position . Ironton cops SEO title Ironton capl ured its fifth Southeastern Ohio Le~u e track and field title in six . years Wednesday at Rutter Field, The Plains. The Fi ghting T,tgrrs tallied 165 point s. Second place Athens had 11 t. Waverly pla ced third with ys•, poinls; IA>ga n fourth with 75 '·• ; Wellston fift h with 29; Gallipolis si.,th with 23; Jackson SC\'Cnth with 12 and Meigs last with four. I HICHFIE:l.D, Ohio t UP! ) - Campy RlJ'isell signed a nt•w multi·}'Ci:lr co ntra ct Wednesday . ending his threa t to le ave the Cleve land Cavaliers without their top scorer. The terms of the contract were not disc losed. Russell , " hOplayed out hiS option last season , a\'eraged 194 po ints pe r ga me and passed the I ,O<JO.point mark for the third conseC'tive tunr last season. Gallipo lis scorers were Todd Rees, who placed fourth in the mile run and third in the tw o-mile run; Mik e Staggs: third in the shot put and Kim Saunders, fo urth in the pole vault. The 88()-yard relav team finished fifth and mile relay team placed fifth . Meigs points were picked up by Stanley, who was fourth in the 100-yard dash. He re' s Wed nesda y' s winners: 100-YARD DASH - Hixon, Ironton - j; 10.3. · 220-YARD DASH - HIXon , lronlon - : 23.8. 440-YARD DASH - Lewis , Iron ion - : 52.6. 880-YARD RUN - Top. p i~ g . Ath ens - 2: 04.9. tiii LE RUN - Topping . Athens - 4:41.0. TWO MI LE RUN Ma tthewson , Athens CINCINN ATI (UP! ) - As unbelieva ble as it might sound Pe te Rose does get butter nies in his stomach. R o se a d mi t ted experi encing the feeling Wednesday nig ht afte r CORRECTION In Our Thursday Advertisement . REDWOOD . SETTEE ~~L~~D'E PE OPLE Wood " " ' A r "ll l<l £q u i,H $11 ,. ,..,. '"'""' REG. ""' so· ~ 11 2". Wel lston - 20' -il" . . HI GH JUM P Ironton - Ellis , Athens , Hollap tel, Iron ton and Arrowood , Waverl y, all l ied for fi r st at 11 ' -3" . 880 RE LAY - 16.1. Iron ton in 3: 35 .9. Conl ey , Wa ver l y - : 42.2 Iro nton , 39' 11 '4" . Murphree . Harvey. 6' .J" . Hensler , Ir onton - SHOT PUT - ~ f'OL E VA UL T - Iron ton in 1: 35 .8. 300-LOW HUR DLES . Won by MIL E RELA Y - Won by TRI PLE J UM P - Bec kel! , By J ENNY KElLNER UPI Spurts Writer LOUISV ILLE, Ky . tUPI ) - Horses who have drawn post position Nos. 1-4 have won the Kentucky Derby 34 times in the !03 runnings of the spring classic. However, the trainers of U~e two favori tes, Affirmed and Alyda r, say that post pos iti on won 't be that important m Saturday's 1'•· mile race because of the come-from-behind style of their colts. "You like to be on the outside a bit bu t it's really not that important," said John Veitch, trainer of the slightly fa vored Alydar. "Not with a stretch as long as this one." Laz Ba rrera also feels the post position in the expected !().horse field won't ilffect his co lt Alf irmep , who runs '14.99 $1 MATCHING REWOOD LAWN CHAIR••••••••••••••• PRICES ON THESE ITEMS WERE REVERSED IN OUR THURSDAY AD! Fisher's Shoppers Mart ~==P~O~I~N=T=P==~~====~~=~ RIVERSIDE rappJg out a sing le and a double in his first three trips to the plate to pull within two hits of a caree r total of 3,000. Wha t's more, Rose even admitted it wasn't the fi rst time he had felt the nutter of Ri ver from the downtown wha rf to Six Mile Island and back, a distance of about ten miles. The broken stea m pipe on the Belle occurred moments before the scheduled 5 p.m. start , delay ing the two bo ats for nea rly a half hour . The Belle took the lead immediately after .th e star t. but gave way to the Della Queen less than five minutes later. Leading by 10 boa t lengths at the halfway point, the Queen mai nta in ed th at margi n a nd won in lh e unofficial time of 1:18. The golden antlers also gave Co mmodore E: rncsl Wagner bragging rights to tlle Ohio River un til next year 's race. "The De lta Queen is just the better boat," he said . "She'll always win in a straightaway race." On board the Bell e, Louisvill e Mayor Willia m Stansbury looked in di sm ay at the Della Queen's lead midway through the race and sighed , "Th e race is not the thing. The Derby festiv ities are the thing ." Former Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane, now a candidate for the governor of Keniucky, didn't give up so easily. "Go get 'em!" he shouted even after it was appare nt the Belle's cause was hopeless. Both boats were greeted by a marching band and several thousand onlookers on the Indiana and Kentucky banks of the Ohio as they arri ved , butt erfl ies. " I had ·em in mv stoma ch in that ·seventh ga'me of the 1975 World Series with Boston,'' he said after the Cincinnati Reds, spotting the Philadelphia Phils a threerun lead , boun ~ed back to wi n 12-:1as Fred N'orman notched his fourth sfraight victory. ' Rose's second sacrifice fl y of the night came on his fourU1 trip to the plate and sent home Dave Conce(X:ion with the last of three runs the Ht'<ls scored in the fiftl1 inning. " If he had gotten a hit that tunc." said Reds Manager Spa rky An derson, "I fi gured he would be a cinch to get a fourth hit fo r his 3,000tll before the game ended." After Rose bounced out ill first baseman Jose Cardenal in the seventh , Anderson, reali zing t he Red thi r d baseman woul dn't ha ve a noth er crac k at Phill ie pitchmg replace d him with Junior Kennedy . Rose lashed a ground ba ll sing le th at ski pped past Phillie shortstop La rry Bowa into left field for his first hit of the ni ght. touchi ng off a fo urrun inning tha t wiped out" 3~ lead the Phil s had ta ken in the LOp of Uw first. " I was rea l happy lo get that hit after we had fallen behind 3-0," sai d Rose, "because tho way the Phils had started out it loo ked like they were gon na blow us out of the park th e way they did Monday. " The Phils won U1e Monday opene r of th e tw o-ga me series, 12-1. The butternies? " It' s not t hat I'm too eager ," said Rose. " But when those bu tt erfli es are flu ttering I'm scared I 'm going to JUm p into the air trying to hit the ba ll." A single by Larry Bowa, two walks , a double lo left center by Jose Cardenal, an intentional walk to Garry Maddox· and Bob Boone's sacrifi ce fl y gave the Ph ils three runs in the top of the fi rst. Rose's leadoff single was one of five hits that included doubles by Ken Griffey and Joh nny Bench the Reds pounded out in the bot tom of the fir st as they got to Phillie sta rter l.arry Christenson for four runs. "111e big thing in that first inning , n poin te d out And erson, " wa s · !Jim ) Morrison's poor th row to Bowa at second after he fi elded Da nny Dri ess en 's ground ball . "A good throw by Morrison there and the Phils would have had a double play and we'd wound up with only one run instea d of four ," he added. Christenson departed with two out in the s~cond inning after the Redo scored U1ree runs to lake a 7-3 lead. A walk to Cesar Geronimo, Mike Schmidt's throwing error on Nor man's sacrifice, a single by Griffey, a double by George Foster, a Christenson balk and sacrifice flies by Rose and J oe Morga n accounled lor the runs . Rose 's second hit, a double to right, and two infield outs gave the Reds an eigh th run in the fourth inning off Jim Kaat. Thr ee more Red runs scored in the fifth when the Reds bunched a walk to Bench, singles by Driessen and Norman, a double by Concepcion and Rose's second sacrifice fly. Kaat departed with none out in !he sixth aft er co nsecutive singles by Morgan, Foster and Driessen ga ve the Reds their 12th and final run. Norma n, after yielding the thr ee runs in the fir st, blanked the Phillies with four hits before li ft ed for a pinch Athens is girls track champion At hens captured the 1978 Southcaslern Ohiu League girls track and fi eld title Tuesday eveni ng at Logan. The Bull dog gals picked up 155 points in the six -tea m meat. Waver ly was second with 99. Jackson had 60 points to fin ish third . Ga llipoli s was fourt h with 52, Logan fifth with 18 an d Meigs sixl h with 16. Sarah Abels captured the h1gh jump titl e with a jump of 4'·11 " for Ga lli polis' only fi rst place. back at the wharf at tlle end Other Blu e Angels scoring points Tu esday were : Bowers, fou rt h in the 880yard run ; Bowers, third in mile run : Bostic, sixth in 440 -YARD DAS H lh e hi gh jump ; Jennings, Downey . Athens - 1:04.10. third in the shot pul; Knice ly, 440-YARD RELAYS - Won sixth in the discus; Jennings, by Athens in :54.24. 880-YA RD RUN - Dorri ll , second in the discus and AI hens - 1:36.63 Smith , thi rd in the long jump. MIL E RUN - Dorr ill , Ga ll ia 's 140-relay team Athens - 5:42.12. MEDLEY RELAY - Won placed sixth. The medley relay team wa s fifth as was by Alhens In 7:28.87. IIO · LOW HURDLES Ihe 880-relay team . Sudni ck , Alhens - : 15.81. 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M-M ay to-New E n gl and t'l t RllUII Quebec , 8:05p .m • w. - M ~y 12- Quebec at New England, 7 : ~0 p.m . • ·If n•cessa ry , . 8 Adjustable WRENCH Kyge r Creek 's She rry Harrison ea rned the other points for the team as she placed first in the shot pu l with a toss of 29 141,2". !':ast ern 's Kim Batey was the standout for her team as year. she won the discus, high jump Eastern collected 73 point s and part icipated in the 880 to earn the championship, .. relay and 41P relay which Symmes Valley scored 30 to took first. place. take the runners-up trophy , M~tthe ws of- !':astern and Kyger Cr~ek placed t!!ird T~~ lor of Symmes Valley put With 25 P?mts and Southern on qu ite a ra ce in the mile run lmished an fourth wlth 18 with Matt hews edging Taylor points . with a new record time of Lady Bobcat Vicki Stroud 5:99.9 at the finish line after proved that she Is the best trailing most of the race. trackster in the league as she Blake of Eastern broke !he walked away with high point previous record of 1:08.8 in honors for the third con· the 110 ya rd dash with a time secutive time. Vicki won the of 1:07.7. . 100 yard dash with a : 11 .6, the In the rela ys, Eastern 220 ya rd dash with a time of ca pt ur ed the 880 medl ey :27 .9 and in the long jump had relay , 880 relay and set a new a 15'5" ma rk to earn first record in the 140 relay with a place . In the 110 yard low 57.2. hurdles, a new event that was Ticknor of Symmes Valley added in the st ate this yea r, won the 880 yard run with a VIcki ran a :15.4 which time of 2:56 .6. Sy mmes earned her first place in four Valley 's mile [elay team took events and a lotalof 20 ROints. · fir st place with a run of 5:20.1. Here 's the results : NOW OPEN REG. ~4.69 NOW $299 1976 GMC% Ton $3695 Mec h a n ic ' s q ua l it y pr iced for homeowne r . Sturdy drop-forged s teel . owner, good II res, V - ~, automa llc, P,S,, P.B., RADIO. a, )1 1 WRENCH 8' bed. V -8 engine, au tomat ic tra ns .. 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The score was knol tcd 2·2 goi ng inlo the eighth. bu t Meigs (th e visi tor s thi s gamel , got three tallies. Pat Vaughan got the big blow, a two- run double and Dorothy Chapm an scored on a wild pitch. But the game wasn't over. In the, bottom of the eighth, the fi tst two IAJgan bailers drew ll'a lk s. Th en tiyc unloaded a triple: The next batter hit a fl y to the outfield for an out . and Tra ci Burdette cut Nye down at the plate 10 end the threat . T. Ash had three singles, Wilson and Vaughan a double each to lead ~l cigs. Nyc had a triple and double for th e losers. Meigs h9sts Joekson tonight . Logan 100 020 0- 3 6 0 Meigs 000 010 l- 2 5 0 Nye and Kuhn . Bartrum and Chapman . Meigs 010 010 03- 5 8 1 Logan 000 200 02-4 5 2 Bart rum and Chapman . Nye and Kuhn . Field Evenls Shol Put - Harr ison t KCI. Weber ( E) , Win don IE) , Kelley (SV J. 29'4' >" . Discu s - Batey t E I. Spence (SVI. Taylor iSVI . Brooks ( EI. 96 ' 5". High Jump - Baley IE I. Smilh tSJ , Malthews tEl. Swa ngo IS VI . 4'6'' . Long Jump - Stro ud I KCJ , Bl ake , A. tE l. (lie ) Wiodon (E), Trussell lEI . 15'5" . Running Events 110 Yard Low Hurdles Slro ud (KC) , Toylor tSVJ. P. Bloke !E) , Greoser lSI. 15.4. 880 Yard Medley Relay Eastern , Soulhern, Symmes Valley . 2: 18. 100 Ya rd Dash - Slroud I KCJ. Trussell t El. Sayre lEI. Wolfe IS). 11 .6. • Mile Run - Mal<hews l EI. Ta yl or (SVI . Smith IS). Edm unds tS VI. 5 5U 88 0 Yard Relay - Eastern , Southern , Symmes Va l ley. 2: 11.4. 440 Yard Dash - A Blake ( EI, Young IEl. Johnson \Sl. P. Blake I E) . I 07.7 . ~o al att empts and added five free throws, but desp1te his LOur de for ce, the Nu ggets had to struggle as the Bucks pulled to within three with 32 s~rondS remaiJ1in g. Tim e ran oul on Milwaukee, howev er, ;md the Bucks were forced to foul to ·get the ball. Bobby Wilkerson and Bobby Jones hit three free throws to ice the game . "We put out a lot of effort," Thompso n sai d. "We all wanted U1is game really bad after what the press was saying about us choki ng and folding and all that. I guess that ~ ave l\S a little more incentive .'' In the Eastern Conference finals, the Philadelphia ?Gers tied tlleir best-af~e ven series at one game apiece with a 110-104 vtclory over th e injury·i' idde n Wa shin gton Bullets. " Billy I Philadelphia Coach Cunn in gham ) said if we didn 't come to play we could stH r t tu make out ou r· vat·atu, n plans,' 1 sald the 76ers' All-St.ar b'lla rd Dou g Collin s. "It was just a matte r of keep ing them frorn rlum1: b t. • AI Ww: ., r l;; Wednc ."id<.t\ g111 <•nvthC'r re,<,pl'r · tCl blt· pcrf111·mcwl'Cfrom th(' H' muund !'i!i1ff but a leak~ dcfcnsl· that committed SIX errors il llowcd host \\'aver!} to wm , 10-6. mth those two in the fifth . A f1e lder' s choice. a single, and a double allowed those two runs. Greg Becker led the Mei gs htll mg wnh two smgles while lluc,d ha d his double. Chris l'very Waverly run was Taylor, Mark Mitch. arid scored arte r lwu were out. Chuck Kennedy each had a I<JSer Mike Triplett went si ngl e. the distance , fanned four, and Dalton fanned five and walked fou r. Meigs IS 4-10 on walked five in going the the year but their opponents distance besides socking his have ou tscored the triple. Noble hli'd two singles. Maraude rs only 87-85. Meigs hosts NelsonvllleMeigs took a shorllived 2~ ·York in the second round of lead tn the top of the ftrsl. AA Sectional action Frida y. Tim ll eod doubled and aft er Meigs 202 020 ~ 6 6 o i.ln error , ra ced home Waverly 221 122 x- 10 8 G Another Tiger error nllowcd Triplet I and Becker. Dalton a ~1 u rau de r tu reach ba se a nd Bcrkhimer. afte r a stnke out , and tha t ru n came hume ':On a passed bal l But Ihe Tigers plated two runs in the bott om of the fir'sl on a triple by wiru1ing pitcher Dalton. Afte r that they were never hea ded scoring two runs in the second, one each · 01 llw tlmd and fourth , and two each 1n the fifth and sixth. .\1 t'!gs IIHi It w1th t wo 1n Hw th u·d ill H . but tht' hP~l'> \\•·ll FOR CARS, PICKUPS AND RECREATIONAl VEHIClES $62?e~ T 1cknor tSVJ. Jacobs ISVJ. Pr ovince t El. Milhoan tEl . 2:56.6. l lO Yard Dash - Slroud \K CJ. Pu llios l EI. D. Persons t El. Rool l EI. 27.9 . M i le Relay - !I M e1 ~~:; 57 .2. .!__ crJmmand the rest of the way . Steve Mix also adde(l 22. Washin gton played without l'Cntcr Wcs Unst•ld , who has a spr"ined ankle , and ~uard K t~ \ ' in GreveY missed the seeond half with a st iff neck. (;ame 3 will be played Friday night in Landover, \ld. Marauders .~r~. beaten 440 Yard Relay - Ea stern , Sou thern , Symmes Valley . 880 Yar d Run wha t they have be en doing , that is, not allowing them the second s~Ol!, " added Collins , who led the winners with 28 points. "We did a good job of it in the second half." The Bullets held a 54-li2 halftime lead behind 16 points by forwa rd Bob Dandridge and a 27-21 rebounding edge . But in the s econd half Philadelphia held Dandridge to just two points and outre boundcd the · burly Bullets, 3n.28. Philadelphia fo r ward Juli us E:rving scored seven of his 22 point s in a 9-<l spurt the first 3: H of the third quarter to giyc the Sixers the lead for good, 61·M, ·111e Bullets cut U1e margin to one, 70-69, on l.arry. Wright's jumper with 5:09 to play bu t E:rving's basket sparked a 14-5 spurt and the Sixer s were in s.3rd Ave. Middleport, 992-2709or 992-"11 Open : 7 i:.~ to ·S:OO Mon. thru Fri. 7 :ooto3 :00 Saturday o. Featuring salad bar, chili, full line of sandwiches (including 11 different types of hot dogs) plus much, much more. se t ALSO HEDDER MUFFlERS Symmes Va lley , Easlero 5:20.1. Availa ble At : Casey K~m BOWLING WM PO SA TURDAY S 9 til Noon Friday Night b dies April 21, 1978 Stand ing s Tea m Pt. Ma son Glass Ka pple's Pen nzoil Vis Ia No. 3 Parker' s A-1 Ser vice EN TIRE SALES N. Seco nd Av e . Midd le port, 0 . Pt . 72 ~ ~ 60 Bi ll's Qual ity Body Shop 48 Landmark 2d High Ind. ga me - Ella may Nort on 176: Pauli ne Fields 171 ; Lor ie M oore and Pearl Russe ll 167. High in d. series - Ellamay Nort on 472 ; Do ttie Nelson 443 ; Peart Russel l 428 . H ig h team game Pt . Maso n Glass 418; Vis ta No 3 410; Kappl e' s Pen moi l 376 . H igh team ser i es Pl. Mason Gl ass 1089 ; Kappl e's Pennzoil 1075 ; Vista No. 3 106 1. •BRAKES •MUFFLERS •SHOCKS eWATER PUMPS . •ALTERNATORS eFUEL PUMPS eTUNE·UPS EXPERTLY INSTALLED BY DENVER KAPPLf AT Lla CI~ed b y the .exCl USlVe The luxury Amenc~ ns w~nr The size Amenco·needs Thompson hit 16 of 30 field Gals split doubleheader 8" AI)JUSTABLE 1978 Ford lf2 Ton.....!5295 $5475 fanning eight , and walking · !':astern 100 010 0- 2 3 3 four. Southern 000 100 0- 1 I I · But Sayre gave up two of Spencer and Bissell. Sayre those singles in the opening and Forbes. innin~ lor an !':astern run . The E:agles' lead-<Jff batter , Jeff Go ble, singled and was sacrificed to second . After moving to third, Goble raced home on an infield hit by Spencer. It was a pitchers dual as Southern scored its only r un The Meigs Girls' fast-pitch and got its only hit in the team split a !win bill with fo urth inn ing. Kelly visiting Logan last night, Wineb renner singled a nd losing the first ga me 3·2 but moved to secon,d on an errant winning an eighl-in ning importance . We invite the public to picko£1 attempt. An error . ba ttl e in the nightcap 5-I. In the fi rst game, Logan attend this specia l day for allowed him to come home two batters later. sco red once in th e fir st and Special Olympians. !':astern coaxed the win· twice in the fifth before Meigs ning r un in the fifth . start ed coming ba ck. In the Designated hitter Greg Wigal bottom of the fifth, Meigs' reached on a walk. Goble Tonia Ash doubled and came singled him to third and then homeon a Pat Vaughan si ngle Wigal raced honJe with the base to narrow the gap to 3-1. winning run on an infield out. In the bottom of the at St . Louis IH<ISmu.,en Gobl e got two hils a nd seven th , Lo gan 's pit cher, 1: JO p.m . Los Ang el es (R hoden 3-0l at Spencer one to account for Nye,quickly got two outs. But Chicago <Fryman 0-2), 2: 30 the E:agle att_ ack. Traci Burdett e walked and p.m . New Yor k ( Espinosa 1-11 at !':astern will battle Trimble adv anced on t wo pa sse d Atl an ta (Eas ter ly J, J) , 7:35 at !':astern on Friday in ba lls. Terri Wilson t hen p.m . second round play . Souther~ scored her with a triple, but Fr ida y's Games San Fran ci sco at Chic ag o will travel to Symmes Valley Wilson died on third. New York at P h i l ~ . nigt1 1 for a SVAC game. Southern is Nye got the wm, fa nning L OS Ang at Pii!Sburgh , nig h! San Dgo at St . Lou is, nigh! now 8~ . one and walking nine. Beth Hous l on a t Atl anta , nigt1 t Bart rum took the loss, Montr eal at C i n ~i. nig ht -:·:-:::::·:::·:-:::-:·:·:::·:::-:::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::· strikmg out two and walking eight. America n L ea gu e East Meigs hitters besides those W. L. Pet. G B PIRATES WIN TITLE mentioned were Howard and 15 5 .750 Detroi t North Gallla ca ptured New Yor k 13 9 591 3 Son ia Ash wit h a single each. 13 .1 0 .565 311? the 1978 SV AC track and Boston Nye led Loga n with a double 10 11 .476 Sin Cle1.1 elnel field meet Wednesday . 10 12 .<155 6 and single. Milwauke Results olthe meet will be 9 13 .409 7 Balt imore Both pitchers hurled the 8 I S .3<1 8 ) 8 ~1 Tor on to aouounced later. second game also but th is West W. L. Pel. GB time Bart rum got the win . Oa kl and 18 s .78 3 She fanned three bu t wH ikcd 1 Kil n Ci ty 14 B .63 6 3 11 Cal if 1" 9 .609 4 Tex as 10 10 .500 61 1 Chicago 7 13 .350 91 1 Minneso ta 8 17 .320 11 Sea tn e 8 20 .286 q 1 1 . Wednes day's Results New York 6, Kan Ci ty 5 TeKas 2, Ba lt imore 1 Boston II , Minnesota 9 M il waukee 4, Chicago 0 Cleve land 10, Seatt le 5 Oakla nd t 1, Toronto 3 Detro it 7, Cal i forni a 4 Today' s Pro bable Pi tchers The !':astern gi rls repeated I All T im es E DT) their performance in the Te•as (Mat l a c ~ 2 J ) at Balt imor e ( Flanagan 1 3), 7:30 third annual SVAC league p.m . meet Wednesday in front of Minnesota (Thormodsgard 1the Kyger Creek st udent body 2l at Boston <Ecke r sley 0 1l . 1·30p .m as they captured fi rst place Fri day •s·'Gam es (or the second consecutive -Minn ~ I Ba llimor~ . night 1975 Ford Torino :.~::}2495 .;t~t~ 11 I 1 ·· .. '· TE C Convers1on, h igh ba ck se111 ts. hi de-ll-bed , deiUlce decor package , air condit ion , AM -F M stereo rad io, lape & 'speakers, au >lliary ba tter y, 350 V-8 engine, au tomat ic trans., pow er steer ing & b r akes, w -w t ires, beautiful 2 tone gree n , r eta i l lis t approw. . Sl O,SOO. U ~ed as co. c ar . Reduced . ConveBion went the distance in that nifty perfonna nce. Southern's John Sayre was almost as impressive as he yielded just three singles, ' ' · t.b . n , , .'•M .. . 0. ·. ·. ..·.·..· .: . r.exas a1 New vor.k, nignJ 0 f. .the . ..':."· •. ·:::, ~' Red with w hite 1.1iny l top , car ef ull y dr lven\ 3nd loa wi t h eve r y opli on inc . ai r , t ill whee l. speed and cru ful l pow er. Compan y c ar . neve r titled . .1 GB Los Angel s 14 8 63 6 Cinci nati 14 9 .609 12 12 11 .512 71 2 San Fran Houston 10 13 .435 4 1 San Dieg o 9 13 .409 S Atla nta 8 14 .J64 6 Wednesday 's Result!li N.Y. a1 Atla , ppd., rai n Los Angel es 9, Chica go S San Fran 4, St . Louis 0 Monl r eal 10. Houston 3 San Diego 7, Pittsburgh 5 Cinci 12, Ph i ladelpt1 1a 3 To day ' s Probable Pitch ers { All Ti m es EDT! San Francisco ( Knepper 3-1) ·' 2.200 miles. 1978 AMC Concor d D. L. 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Em phasis for Spec ia l Olym pics is place d upon participation for all han· di ca pped persons rega rdless Pullhslll'<l liHIIy {'Kn·p1 by 'llH' Ohiu Vnllc )' mental a nd physical fa tig\lf , over the Milwa ukee Bucks. The win gave Denver the dazzled a McN ichols Arena crowd as he pumped in a sevenIll and deciding game in ganiHiigh 37 points to lead · the Western Conference Denver to a 116-UO victory semifina l playoffs a nd ..,Area 7 track event set Friday at Rio ROHF:RT UOF:fi.H'II f ll} FAII1ur Dark green fi nish , blk . 1.1l nyl t r im , 351 V-8, automa t ic , P.S., P .B., wh. co ~.~ ers , radio, local I owner . Radial ti r es , '.'inyl top , air co nd itonln g , p o wer steering & br akes. By Greg Bailey Danny Spencer tossed a one-hitt er as th e vi siti ng !':astern E:agles nipped the Southern Tornadoes 2-1 in the 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 1977 CHEVROLET MONTE CARlO $5995 1977 CHEVY F< m E llA ILVSENTI NEl. OE \'OTEU T41 Til f. 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Ford , Mmn Denver Nuggets, had their very own David. .All-Pro guard David Thompson, who skipped a workout Tuesday because of Spencer one-hitter ousts Tornadoes from tournament a 1976 Monza 2+2;~u::. s3695 INTRODUCING THE 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA By IRA KAUFMAN UPJ Sports Writer The upstart Milwa ukee Bucks discovered Wednesday their Goliath opponents, the straight races this year and although he has never been farther tha n I !-16th mile, trainer Allen Jerkens feels his colt could surpr ise the two favorites. "When you have a frontrun ner like him , you'd like to be off the ra il just little bit," said Je rkens. Believe It, the last of the "Big Four," defeated Alydar last year in the Remsen when he led wire-to-wire. In his last victory, however, the Wood .Memorial, Believe It came from far back to gain a 31'.!· length victory over Darby Creek Road, another Derby hopeful. Darby Cre ek Road's driving fi nish in the Wood led hitler in the bottom of the trainer lJ>u Rondinello to seven th . Man ny Sarmiento believe the extra furlong in pitched a scoreless eighth the Derby would be beneficial and Doug Bair kep t his to his colt . scoreless string of innings E:sops Foibles, who had intact this season by in ducing been considered a threat Greg Lozinski to hit into a before bein g upset in ga me-ending double play in Saturday 's Stepping Stone, the ninth with the bases a lso demo nstrated come loaded. fr om-behind abi li ty und er jockey Chris McCarron in the Ar kansa s and Lou isiana derbies as did Dr. Valeri in M aj or Lea gue L eade r s th e Tropical Der by in B y Un ited Pres s In ter n atio n al Baning January . ( Based on SOat bah) Chief of Dixieland, Hoist Nat ional Lea gue G. AB. H Pet . th e Silver and Raymond Earl Brrog hs Al l 72 73 30 .41 1 are not expected to be serious Mondy LA 12 14 28 .378 Roys tr Atl 72 79 26 .354 threats. Parkr Pi! 22 85 30 .353 The tra ck a t Churchil l Cash M il 10 77 26 .336 Fosl r Cin 23 96 '32 .333 Downs has been somewhat of Schmd!Ph il 19 78 26 .333 a concern to horsemen, who GrH y Cin 23 100 33 .330 Hrnndz St .L 24 88 29 ,330 called it "cuppy" and not as Cey LA21 85 18 319 fast as expected. . Almon SO 22 87 27 .379 The weather Sa turday is Am er i ca n Lea gue G. AB H Pe l . expected to be pa rtly cloudy, Rdrg z Oet 15 51 20 . 392 bu t most of the hor ses Bell Cle ?1 83 31 . 37 3 Harlw Bal 17 51 19 .373 including the favorites have Car ew Min 1) 105 38 . 362 demonstrated an ability to Sngl l n Bal 16 51 IB .35 3 Por l r KC ?1 77 77 .351 run on a n off track. closer to the pa ce than Alydar but can still close swiftly. ~· He can do anyU1ing," said Barrera. ''He can run in fro nt or come from behind . He can close in 11 secoods whenever you ask him to." The pace of the race is ex pected to be set by undefeated Sensitive Prince. The colt, who set a track record of :57 i-S over live furlongs in his only start as a 2-year-old, has won five Rose two hits away from 3,000 By JIM MORRI S promised Ca pt. Charles LOUISVIJ.J.E. Ky 1UP I I 1.arkin, the Belle's skipper . - The comn1unlty-o wned " Lose rs don ' t. ma ke Belle of IAJuisvi lle will have excuses ." t.o churn 1ts pa ddle wheel Asteam pipe that busted on along Uw Ohio H1ver another the Bell e of Louisville year wi th out th e Golden minutes before the scheduled Nttlers - the symbol of sta rt of race might have kept riv erboat su premacy the smaller cr aft froni above its wheelhouse. defea ting the Delta Queen, The antlers rcmam aboard but il didn 't prevent Larkin Cincinnati 's Delta Quee n and an estimated 500 on lha nk s tv Wedn esday's buard from having a ball. second str a1gh t v1etory of the "We had a very good time, "Great Steamboat R<ll'c," an and it was a nice day," said annual part nf U>t· week-long Larkin, whose craft lost to fes tt\'l llcs 111 Louisville her rival for the eighth time leadm g lo Saturday's in fiftee n attempts. Kcntuck) D••rb) The two paddlewheelers "We'll rome up with some· raced on the muddy Ohio thi ng fnr next ye ar ,"' •••••••••••••••••••••• " ," c- DI SC U$ THROW - Perr y, Logan - 132'·9". LON G JUM P - Pa ll o. 10: 12.8. 120-HIGH HURDLES Delta Queen retains title . Athens Denver Western Conference playoff champion 1 �t.-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U., Thursday, May 4, 1978 4- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 .. Thursday, May 4. 1978 Rhodes asks for probe on 'scrubber' cost Grimsley hurls Expos back into.first place By IRA KAUFMAN UP! Sports Writer Less than 24 hours ·after being selected as the National League Pitcher of the Month !or April, Montrea l's Ross ·Grimsley went to work on May . The 2&-year<>ld Grimsley ran his 1978 record to :HI Wednesday night when the only five..game winJ)ers in the a double for five RBI. In other National League major leagues . ga mes, Los Angeles defeated "That was qu ite an honor Chicago, · 9-5, Cinci nnati they paid me today by shelled Philadel phia , 12-3, naming me the player of the San Diego topped Pittsburgh, mo nth ," Grimsley added. "The team is scoring lot of 7·5, and San Fra ncisco runs for me which makes my job much easier." Gary Carter hit his first ma jor le ag ue grand -s lam home run in the third inning off Houston starter and loser J.R. Richard , 1-3. and added Expos routed, the Houston Astros, 10-3. but his victory Game much harder than his four April wins - when he posted an ERA of 1.54. The Astros peppered the veteran lefthander for 12 hits, but Grimsley perservered to complete his fourth game in five starts and joined California's Frank Tanana as the Rangers in • 7th wm NorthfieM NORTHF IELD. Ohio Heyday captured the featured $3,200 ninth race at Northf ie ld Park Wednesday night even though the trotter finished a neck behmd Coa ltnwn Kassy. Coaltown Kassy hit the wire on top, but the victory was awa rded to Heyday because Coa lt ow n Ka ssy broke stride just before the finish . Heyday, which led most of the wa y, cove red the mile in 2:09 1-5and returned $5.40,$4 and $:L Coaltown Kassy was placed second and paid $3.40 and $2.40, while Speca tators Milly ca me in third to pay $2.20. Jeff 's Fashion won the lOth race. ki cking off a big triple combination of 94-3 that paid $936. Mexican Chi ef wa s second and Meadow Arion finished U1 ird . A crowd of 2.891 wagered $410,487. 1UP() - lly BIU- MADDEN UP I Spurts Writer Hichie Zisk, who corralled one of baseball 's most lucrative long-term contracts in last winter's free agent swee psta kes, ha s almost s1nglehandedly brought the Tex as Rang ers from a dismal 2.9 start to .500 and third place in the Amer ica n League West. In winning their seventh straight ga me Wednes day nigh t, 2-1 , the Rangers edged the Baltimore Orioles with Zisk driving in both their runs on a double and a single. Zisk's eighth-i nning single which snapped a 1-1 tie was his fourth game-winning hit in UJe last 10 games "We're 10-10 now," said Todays Home LESLIE l OC IC £ ROOF MOUNTED ATTIC FAN UNIT POWER ATTIC VENT 0 HP motor • l 01 r ever,- • ~ l II I, I II I I Wl~':;.;; ,, l 'I -- .:: ':.:: ':. ::JII II I --:..- - - -=---::Ji ll ---- - - - ----'11 -----==JI SALE PRICE SALE PR ICE • for use -~ ,Tn e••~r tng O!ltC ventilaron • M oun t~ eo~tly on studs beh tnd pre~ e nt wall or rool ~ enldoror • Includes mo tor, 12" fa n, thermo stat control and bra cker s • (Arl•c -Jent not tncluded ) • · Safety cui off ~ w t t ch change~ a IlK s1 ~ mmu !e ~ 17 flosh1r19 • var1oble ~en ng thermos To! • For O IT I C~ up ro 3600 ~Q It • Sof~ty CU I off SWI1Ch .... .: · ~ ..., ~ . I .""; ' .' .I, ~ . ~· .. ' ', >, _' ' • •~ • • •••• '. '. i ' • :·· • ' ' • VENT PMNr!D UNP~~NrEO YOUR CHOICE 47( . \ • A1tJmtnum 2'. : '' '"''o r 4~D ' \ou~er~ I \ " • ~ ~',.' ~ ROOFING Oo ~ s fltl wht~rle rhrriL IJh 1?u• sh1n g!es? rhe N o o~o ~ ~< thf' r,,.,, !O hed ·' ,,, Storr 1~0 1 reoo,- or re roofmg DfOj f'C I todo-,. WITh the QUOiifted aSSIS IOI'ICC and motenols fOtill find at your nt> tghbOfhood Fr1pndlv One " . SALE PR ICE 47( • Seal~ and woterprooh • f1 1 • 0 1 rube ' I UP! ) - Bob organization . After Howsam discipline i[ you're going tn Howsam, a consull<lnt and shifted to the Cincinnati win, '' Howsarn said. ' 1 was former chie f executive 1 Reds, Rapp managed the sick when I heard h'e had lost officer of the Cincinnati Reds, Reds' triple A ball club at his job with the St. Louis thinks he knows what is Indianapolis for seven years. Ca rdina Is." Rapp became manager of wrong with the club's ace pitcher, Tom Seaver, who has the Denver Bears in 1976 Your " Extra Touch" gotten off to his worse start when Reds' Manager Sparky Flor is! Si nce l957 since reaching the major Anderson bypassed him and named Russ Nixon as coach. leagues. "I'm sure he' ll get straight- Afte r one season with ened out ," Howsam said . " I Denver, he was named tn think I know what his head the St. Louis Ca rdinals . of Rapp's problem is. 1 Many " If he gets his left knee~ disciplinary ideas th at down right instead of coming caused friction on the St. down with it tno straig ht, he's Louis ball club aJld led to his OK. I can tell by how dirty the firin g were (nstill cd by kn ee is on his uniform Howsam. " You have to have whether his motion is right . Howsam said Seaver's bad start was compounded by the fact that pitcher Bill Bonham has a sore elbow. '' His slow start wouldn't have been so bad if Bonham hadn 't come up with that in!lamed elbow," Howsam said . "But we have a very fi ne clu b, and Tm confident how it will do." Howsam, who was in Denve r to attend a banquet of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, also said he was disappointed when the St. Louis Cardinals decided tn fire Vern Rapp as manager . " I didn 't think it would happen now," sajd Howsam . "It's too ea rly to panic. A lot of teams that are down now will be on tnp later on. "It takes a little time some times to get things straightened out, " Howsam said . " I think if Vern had had one more week, everything would have worked out." Howsam's fr iendship with Rapp goes back tn 1 ~ when he hired him for a management job with the St. Louis Car dinal s' D~NVER 1 ..--..-.-.--r tnlernational League United Press International W. L. Pet . GB Richmond IT 5 .688 CharlesTon 11 7 .611 I Roches ter 9 7 .563 2 Tidewaler 9 8 .529 21' Columbus 1 8 .467 31' Toledo B 10 .444 4 Pawtuckel 6 8 .4'1'1 4 Sy racuse 4 t7 .750 I Wednesday' s Results Tidwaler 5, Pawlucket ' · 11 innings Richmond 6, Toledo 5 Rochester 10. Columbus 6 Charleslon 5, Sy racuse 4 Thursday 's Games Pawlucket at Tidewater Syracuse a1 Charleston Rochester al Toledo ... Fr i~ay 's Games · Charleston· ~~ Tidewiiler Pawluckel al Fli chmond Sy racu se al Columbus Rochester al Toledo • Wtnd powered • Gotvon• led, 16" toll • f Bo~e nor tocloded ) 5 GALLON SALEPR ICE I .97 5" IIO FOOT WHITE ALUMINUM ~uper 1 o u9~ ftrmh SALE PR ICE 417 • Outd , eow in sect1on~ VIII! IHE fR IIN DI Y011E roo YQUR COMPLI T£ ""'\ liN[ Of COMPONENT\ BAK ED ONEN•ME L ' It, fi NIIH MINIMIZE\ MAINTENANCE ' .!:] ,.. . c- L e!J Signed forward Campy Russell to a m u lti yeilr co ntra ct Ba seball Rochester ( I l l Named Frank Roo in son as manager WhPn Us Tux Time... 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The Worl~ Today Four die in plane crash MIDDLETOWN , Ohio I UPI) - Four Ohioans were killed late Wednesda y when a single engi ne plan e crashed intn a fi eld Shortly after a takeoff from Hook Field. The Butler County Sheriff's office tentatively iden tified the victims as Virgie Ellis, Middletown, Patricia Jo Mullins, Trendon , Ted Harsh, Middletown and Richard Broyles, Franklin. Ill --...... -... Ill I ll 4 Miners back on job today Most of the 1,300 to 1,600 so utheastern Kentucky coa l miners idled in the past two days by roving groups of pickets from the strike-bound Justus Mine at Stearns were back at work today. A spokesman said the 1,000 U.S. Steel Corp. miners near Lynch who left work Wednesday morning all returned on the night sh ift. 5,000 (par value) b. No. shares outstanding 5,000 (par value ) ....... ...... . . .. ........ . ~·- .... 125,000.~ Su~lus ...... : ........... ...... ........ . .......... . ..................... 125,~. 21 Und1v1ded profits .............. .. ................... -......... . · . . .. · -· · · · 500,5 2. Reserve for contingencies and other capltl!l reserv~ ... ........ ... . -.. - · -. · · · · · · · 650.00 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL .................................. . ..... .. · .. . · · 751,222.2t TOTAL LIABIUTIESANDEQUITY CAPITAL. .... ... ... . . . . . . .... ... -... · 9,596,903.79 COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Electrically fired "bullet train s" traveling at speeds up tn 130 miles per hour co uld be the future mode of passenger travel in Ohio, a Japanese rail offi cial said Wednesday. Masayuki Nishida suggested tn state legislators that . Ohio's proposed high speed inter~ity rail passenger syst~m • could be powered by electricity to take adva ntage of Ohio 's abundant coal reserves. Average for :lll catenaar nays endmg w1th report date ; Cash and due from banks . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .... .. ... . . .... · 592,000.00 Fed. funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell .. .. ....... ..... . . ~ ........ .. .... -. 150,000.00 •••• £ Tol<ll loans .. . ........ . ... ....... ......... , " '" . . , . ...... ....... . .. .. 7,493,000.00 Tol<!l deposits ...... .. .... ..... " , .. . " ... " " ... . .. . . .. " ............ 9,110,000.00 TOTAL ASSETS ... . ... , ........................................ ..... -· · 9,050,000.00 '1 0000 TRADE-IN I, John T. Wolfe, President, of the above-niiQ'Ied bank d~ -hereby declare that this lteport of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Jolm T. Wolle Aprll28, 1978, On All-living Room Suites MASON FURNITURE Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.8:30 til 5:00·Thutmav Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM Herman Grate 773-5592 Mason, W. Va. ~~~_._._.~~~ , Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps.............. ............ ..... .. .. ......... ... .... 1,681,950.53 Time and savings deposits of individuals, prtnshps. , and corps............ .. ......... ...... .. ..... . ...... . . . ..... 6,654,891.87 Deposits of United Swtes Government .......... . ..... . ... .... ... ... ......... 13,201.27 Deposits of Sl<Jtes and political subdivisions.. .. ... .. ... , ..................... 450 ,076 .76 Certified and officer s' checks ................. . .... ... .... ......... ......... 45,561.15 TOT tiL DOMESTI C DEPOSITS .............. ........ ................. ... 8,845,681.58 Total demand deposits . .................. ..... ............. . 2, 163,231.44 Total time and savings deposits ... . ......... . ............. ... 6,682,450.14 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures ) ......... 8,845,681 .511 a. No. shared authorized 'Bullet trains' suggested Reminds You That Mothers Day POMEROY, OHIO fi ...---- •Pruning Shears •Hoe MAIN STREET Great Styling and Comfort In Popular p r: I. MODEL TODAY ·Get all your lawn. garden supplies you ' ll need . plus a "How To" tips right here . Home Carpet SALE PRICE • 5L:JI '>HER MORE FOR ·Tax reimbursements reported Tuberculosis \) Delivery the EnQI •Sh F tr st Oivts1 on College Amer tc an u n i v e r s i I v Named Gary Will iams as head basketball co ach to succeed Jim Lynam Wedn es day 'America's No . I 2" 1 3" 1 IOFOOT WHITE ALUMINUM I CHOCOLATES equipment that is costly , Energy intn fluidized bed phase of a $4.3 million Psychiatri c Hos pl tal, Board . Similar pollutio n utility generating station. control systems are expected inefficient and outmoded." combustion systems. contract with Babcock Columbus . Rhodes suggested that a Earlier this week , the state Co ntra ctors, In c. for the The $275,000 preliminary to be installed at the old Ohio ;:;:;:;:;:;::,:;:;.: ;:::;.;:;:;.;:;::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::. moratnrium on enforcement energy department rece"ived installation of a fluidized bed engineering co ntra ct was Penitentiary in Columbu s of federal air po llution fu nding approval for the fi rst system at the Central Ohio approv.ed by the Controllin~ and at a central Ohio electric EXTENDED FORECAST standard s would give Saturday through researchers time to more Monday. A chance of . fvlly develo p methods of showers eaeh day. Highs removing polluta nts from m011tly will be In the 60s and lows wlU be In the 40s. "dirty~oal" combustion . A total of $171,068.73 in 1977 taxes owed by property Gallipolis Twp., $602.94 ; Dist ricts in Gallia County In Ohio, Rhodes has property tax reimbursements owners by 10 percent and the Green, $1,419.08; Greenfield, totaling $14 ,197.70 are : (Continued from page I ) endorsed an aggressive ;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;. has been distributed to Gallia sta te reimburses the taxing $16 .9.3 ; Guyan, $125.85 ; Community College District, direction of Dr. Donnerberg. research effort coordinated There were five students by the Ohio Department of Co unty a nd its political district~ for the lost revenue . Hamson, $53.19; Huntington , . $5,810.78; Community Mental with doubtful reactions, Jess :::,:::;:,;;:;:;:;:;:::::,:,:,:::,:::::::::::::::::::::::':':::':,;c:c:::,:::: subdivisions · and school The homestead exemption for $16UO; Morgan, $97.13 ; · center , $1 ,162, 16 · Gallia Department of Education and disab led Ohio, $199.D7 ; Perry, $96.80; County District 'Library, t o taling $129 , 468 .7 5. than tO mm. These students An appeal is being made districts , Sta te Auditor elderly Thomas ' E. Ferguson anhomeowners, based on the Racco o n , $233 . 43 ; $1,162.16 ; Gall fa Count y ,Distributions to the districts will be re-skin tested on June fur funds fur the upkeep of nounced today. person's income, also calls Sprmgheld, $280.35 ; Walnut, Health Dept. , $1,413.96; were as follows: Gallipolis, 12 and will be seen by Dr. the Adamsville Cemetery Thro ugh a provision in last for the state to reimburse the $121.55. Donnerberg at the June 14 In Mason . ·Guiding Hand School $71,359.31; Ga llia County, bill, the taxing districts for the year's appropriallons chest clinic for evaluation Miss Lorena Weiss has Reimbursements to Special $1,743.19; Metropol itan Park $46,178.57 ; Symmes Valley, $301.18; Vinton , $8.10; Gallia · state board of education and reduction in local revenue. and possible !ollowup care. for years tried to keep the District, $2,905.45. state auditor are required to Property tax reim · There have been 311 cemetery In good con:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:· School districts within Jackson - Vinton Jt. Voc. S.D., $11,594.82 ; Lawrence send 10 percent property tax bursements are funded entuberculin skin tests given at dltidn. To do this , It costs Ohio hunters harvested Gallia Co unt y 'were mailed County Jt. Voc. S.D., $26.77. rollback and homestead tirely by the state's personal the clinic this year , 11 ofthese approxlma tely $600 per 2S wild turkeys Monday, tbe checks from the State .have had a positive reaction year and the monies are exemption reimbursement income tax . ftrst day of the 1978 turkey Total reimbur se men t season, aHordlng to th e to the tesi and have had the derived from donations. chec ks directly to loca l checks to Gallia Co unt y and followup chest x-rays ·and Each year th e con- taxing authorities. Previo usly, eac h cou nt y it s subdivision s are as Dfvlslon of WlldlUe of the necessary treatment. Sixtytributions get less and less. ' auditor received one chec k follows : Galli a County , Ohio Department of Natural eight patients have been seen Citizens are asked to Resources (ODNR) . ),f:: by Dr. Donnerberg this year show gratitude by giving to lor the funds for dist ribution $19,756.78 ; Gallipolis , · The 12-ctay turkey season , • . FOR MOTHER ~ and 74 chest x-rays have been Miss Weiss to continue this twi ce a yea r to its c1ties, $2,085.14 ; Centerville, $1.92; given to clinic patients. A most worthwhile project. schools, villages and town- Cheshire, $10.68; Crown City, ~:n·~~~~ t~~~~~~~:~Y ~~: ,_~ l~ : $24 .65 ; Rio Grande, $7 .95; large chest clinic is anMall funds to Miss Lorena sh ips. Under the roHback Vinton, $133.87 ; Addison, thousand permits were Issued ticipated lor June . Weiss , Box 412, Mason, W. 6 program program, in eff ect $746 .81 ; Ches hire Twp., to Ohio turkey huolers this Four patients were Va. 252 0: year. The 28 turkeys taken hospitalized for diagnosis and :::::::::::::::::::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::: :·:::·:::·: since 1972, cou nties reduce $520.04: Clay , $673 .42; Monday came from II of the treatment durin g 1978. 18 cou~tles open for lurkey I / Thirty-four pati ents hav e hunting. Five were taken In ,'__j J received some form of Vinlou County, followed by 1 1 I( medication this yea r. - Adams, Perry and Plk.o by aUditions . I Mrs. Brown recommends counties with three each. · "'''' ' ' · •I that all emergency units in Nm~· you don't h.we to pay exorbitant ~/ .;] :::·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:;;;;:;;;.;.;;::::: pr:ces lor fi'lo,hton nght comfortable the county contact her for !OIJt\Ail'ar Audthons has a fresh evening appointments for co!lectton of easy care . man made skin testing their per sonnel. LEGA L NOTICE footwea r Aud rt10ns ' hils fresh Tuberculosis skin testing The Pu bliC Ulllit1es Commis· !ashton trends I.O.il th the ~~me buil t·in will be ava ilable to employes s1on ol Ohio has set lor BUHER corr for1 yo•J ve learneC 10 expect in packing houses, vegetable . public hearing Case No . hom Aud1hu ns ' growers, this summer as has 17 ·380-EL·fAC Subtile A, lo review The operation of the been done in the past. Foe! Cost Adjustment Clause Pre-school clinics will be anq the fue l procurement ava ilable in the fall ror all practices and policies ot the MERRIH schoo l employes , fr ee of Ohio Power Company on May charge. Free chest x-rays are 8. 1978. a1 1000 AM .. given to all known positive E.S.T. . at lhe Commission's reactors . olfices, 180 East Broad Clinics for testing are Stre~it . Cclumbos. Ohio. All Interested persons will be ava ilable to all organizations giVen an opportunity to be in the county upon requ est. heard. further mlormal~n FOUR MEMBERS OF MEIGS FFA Chapter attended the 5Qth annual convention of the Contact may be made with may be obtained by con· Ohio FFA Association, Golden Anniversary Banquet, held April 28 and 29 at Ohio State the tuberculosis clinic by 1act1 ng the Public Utilities Fairgrounds. Also attending' were Everett Holcomb and Arthur Arnold, FFA ad,visors at phoning 992-3722. Comm1 ssion ol Ohio. Mrs. Brown wishes to th ank Meigs High. Wes United , state president, presided and there were presentations of star and THE PUBLIC UTILITIES the mell)bers of Meigs Co unt y chapter awards as well as honorary degree ceremonies. The FFA story was told by the COMMISSION Of OHIO SETT Y OHLINGER Unit 7t0-8 & to lor their help entertaining group, "LIFE" and the Ohio FFA Band and Chorus entertained . Shown front, 1By Richard L Sm1th . ._ ...,..._ POMEROY, 0. I~ E. MAIN ST. while working in the schools r , Patt y Dyer and Billy Dyer; back, Jeff Moore and Gary Holliday. Secretary and for their gift of money to be used lor rieedy children treated at the TB clinic and REPORT OF CONDITION special thanks to Mrs. Marie Boyd. The gift of money was Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the greatly appreciated by the RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK families of these children. The clinic service is free in the sl<l te of Ohio, at the close of business on March 31, 1978 published in response to call lak e part in the tag day The Pomeroy Youth and available to serve al l Baseball League will hold tag collection. made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United Sta tes Code, Section 161 . Meigs County residents . Mrs. day Satu rday from 9 a. m. to 3 Ass ignments will be given Brown added "o ur purpose is p. m. with money co llected to those helping with tag day at Charter number 9815 National Bank Region Nurnber4 to help you". Pomeroy Village Hall . be used m helping to buy Statement of Heso urces and Liabilities equ ipment for the 13 teams of Members of the Giants and Tigers teams are to be at the the league. Youth in !he Pony Lea gue village hall at 9 a. m., Pony and Little League will be Lea gue A's and Roya ls Cash and due from banks ........... . . ..................... ................ 544,288.34 involved in tag day . The members at 10 a. m. and U.S. Treasury securities .......... . . .................... ....... .. ... . .. 1,667,794.14 and Pirat es younRer team members, pee Ya nkees Obligations of other U.S. Gov't. wee and tee ball, will not members at 12 noon. agencies and corps........... ... . . ................... . ................... 10,528.22 By Obliga tions of Sl<!tes and political subdivisions . ......... ........ .... ...... .. 345,994.57 Ill Federa l Reserve stock and corporate stock .. ...... ............................ 7,500.00 AH America11 Ill Loans, Totl!l (excluding unearned income) .............. , . .... 6,967,470.01 Ill Less : Reserve for possi ble loan losses . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 97,874.14 MEETS . Ill Loans, Net . . ........... . .. ....... ....... .. ........ , ......... .. ...... 6,869,595.87 4 Bank premises, furni ture and fixtures, and •OHIO BUILDING other assets representing bank premises ......... ...... ........... ... ...... 149,694.55 CODES Other assets .. . ................... .. .................... . ... ... ........... 1,508.10 I Continued from page I ) TOTAL ASSETS .......................................... , ......... .... 9,596,903.79 •FHA & VA resigned from the cabinet in October 1976 after a sto rm of protest over a racist and obscene joke he told about blacks . "I SEE OUR LOT just wish th ey'd do a full day's work '' Ph or mo< f • Tough, woteqroof ~eo l GUnERwht te enamel ® Plea se Order M•nneso ta (NAS L ) Ac qu ircd stri ker Charl('y Geo rge on loan fro m Oerl)y Co un ty ot 2~!oN and odd (Continued from page I) attitudes , kn owled ge and ability in occ upations -involving one or more of the marketing functions. Meigs DECA students are . David Carpenter, Debbie Carl, Cathy Collins, Pat Corsi, Jim Davis, Tony Dill, Marcia Dillard, Dora Doerfer, Anne Fitch, Tammy Fortney, Denise Garnes, Carl Gheen , Faith · Herman, Sherry Lusher, Jane Miller, Megan Miller, Melody Sn ouffer , Nancy Stanley , Steve St out and Paul a Thomas. : Early to lnsurt. Soccer SALE PR ICE Distributive fr om a ~onswner viewpoint," added Rhodes. The governor said he was "confident " a White House investigation would conclude that conswners should not be required tn •'pay for pollution MODULAR HOMES Bv Umted P ress Internationa l Bask etbal l SALE PRICE . Sport s Transactions \ • MATERIAL ESTIMATES.. ' ROOF CEMENT \ t SEE US FOR ' : PlASTIC G=l"l1 WET SURFACE romfon 10 vour home ...,. ) I • A-u"'•nurr lliiTh ~c ree n ' ' I • s rl '0 ?" XJ~e enerq~ " " hitter tn run his lifetime record over the Cardinals In 10-3. San Francisco outfielder Larry Herndon had three hits, drove in two rtuls and SC<Ired another tn pin the loss on Eric Rasmussen . Howsam sure Seaver will bounce back Hang ers' Manager Billy Hunter , "and Richie Zisk h ~s li ve game-winning hits for us. That ought to teU you something about how he's been play in g. He's also bee n playing an excellent right field." Doy le Ale xa nder, the beneficia ry of Zisk 's two RBI. handcuffed the Orioles on three hits' tn gain his second victnry of the season. Else where in the American Leag ue, Bos ton outla sted Minnesota, 11-9; Milwaukee blanked Chicago, W ; New York edged Kansas City, 6'5; Oa kland routed Toron to, 11 -J ; Detroit put away California, 74, and 'Cleveland drubbed Sea ttle. 10-5. Red Sux II, Twins 9: Fred Lynn had three hits, including a two-run single du ring a fiv e-run , sixt hinning rally by the Red Sox. Mike Cubbage and Dan Ford drove in two runs apiece £or the Twins.' Yankees 6, Royals 5: In completing a three-game sweep of th e Royals, the Yankees needed Graig Nettles' solo homer in the eighth inning, which snapped a 5-5 tie. Ed Figueroa, 4-1 , got the victnry despite yielding solo homers to AI Co wens, Amos Otis and Clint Hurdle . Brewers 4, White Sox 0: Southpaw Jerry August ine ha ndcuffed the White Sox on three hits and rookie Pa ul Molitnr hit a two-run double in the seventh inning off rookie Rich Wortham, in his first major league start. Augustine, 4-J , had a perfect game for 4 2-3 innings. A's 11, Blue Jays 3: Ga me- br ea ker Gary · Alexander snapped a 3-3 tie with two-run homer and the A's took advantl!ge of 10 wa lks from Toront o's pitchers to score their fourth straight victnry. Tigers 7, Angels 4: The Tigers maint ain ed their three'jlame lead over the Yankees in the AI. East when Rusty Staub, Steve Dillard and Hon LeFlore clu bbed two-r un doub les . ~'rank Tanana took his first loss of the season after fi ve stra ight wins . Indians 10, Mariners 5: Willie Horton.drove in five runs with a first-inning grand .slam and a third:ihtli ng.. ·.. ·aoub'le. Unbeaten Don. Hood went fiv e innings Ill ga in his third victnry. Cle'lleland j ~} ,,. · ROOF VENT 427 I TURBINE VENTILATOR I " ·ROOF CEMENT lESliE LOCKE { )PI E DP ( [ . ' ',1~1- , .. ' ' ·' UNDER EAVES a hitting star with a' single Padre!i 7, Pirates 5: and a double to help the · Os~ar Gamble hit a solo Dodgers snap a three-game homer and Jerry Turner losing streak. 'Rick Monday crashed a two-run shot to lead belted his ninth homer of the San Diego to victnry . Giants t, Cardinals 0: season for Los Angeles Jim Barr tnssed a fivetops in the majors. blanked St. I.AJuis, W. New York at Atlanta was postponed by rain . Dodgers 9, Cubs 5: Reliever Charlie Hough , swnmoned in the sixth tn protect a f>-4.1ead, turned intn COLUMBUS (UPI) - One week ago, Gov. James A. Rhodes asked all Ohioans tn write to President Carter to endorse the governor's call for a three-year moratorium on enforcement of federal air pollution standards. Today, Rhodes released a copy of a letter he sent Wednesday to the White House asking for an Investigation, " from a conswner viewpoint," of the• cost of the installation of "scrubbers'' to remov e polluting sulfur dio!dde . "Scrubbers are not proven teclmically," said Rhodes in a letter to Esther Peterson director of Omswner Affiar~ for the White House. Rhodes told Ms. Peterson that scrubbers, which are machines designed tn remove sulfur dioxide and other pollutants from . gases produced by the combustion of high._<~ulfur coal, would cost Ohio utilities $36.7 million over t))e next 30 years. " To require th is expenditure now, when better technology is bein g developed, is unfair for conswners who will be forced Ill pay for equipment which will be outmoded before it is fully installed." "On behalf of all conswners of Ohio, i am hereby requesting you to conduct your own Investigation of scrubbers, t , ._ we; the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and Uabilitles. We declare that it has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Earl Crow Carroll R. N6rris - Directors GeorgeJ. Neigler ___________________________________. �t.-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U., Thursday, May 4, 1978 4- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 .. Thursday, May 4. 1978 Rhodes asks for probe on 'scrubber' cost Grimsley hurls Expos back into.first place By IRA KAUFMAN UP! Sports Writer Less than 24 hours ·after being selected as the National League Pitcher of the Month !or April, Montrea l's Ross ·Grimsley went to work on May . The 2&-year<>ld Grimsley ran his 1978 record to :HI Wednesday night when the only five..game winJ)ers in the a double for five RBI. In other National League major leagues . ga mes, Los Angeles defeated "That was qu ite an honor Chicago, · 9-5, Cinci nnati they paid me today by shelled Philadel phia , 12-3, naming me the player of the San Diego topped Pittsburgh, mo nth ," Grimsley added. "The team is scoring lot of 7·5, and San Fra ncisco runs for me which makes my job much easier." Gary Carter hit his first ma jor le ag ue grand -s lam home run in the third inning off Houston starter and loser J.R. Richard , 1-3. and added Expos routed, the Houston Astros, 10-3. but his victory Game much harder than his four April wins - when he posted an ERA of 1.54. The Astros peppered the veteran lefthander for 12 hits, but Grimsley perservered to complete his fourth game in five starts and joined California's Frank Tanana as the Rangers in • 7th wm NorthfieM NORTHF IELD. Ohio Heyday captured the featured $3,200 ninth race at Northf ie ld Park Wednesday night even though the trotter finished a neck behmd Coa ltnwn Kassy. Coaltown Kassy hit the wire on top, but the victory was awa rded to Heyday because Coa lt ow n Ka ssy broke stride just before the finish . Heyday, which led most of the wa y, cove red the mile in 2:09 1-5and returned $5.40,$4 and $:L Coaltown Kassy was placed second and paid $3.40 and $2.40, while Speca tators Milly ca me in third to pay $2.20. Jeff 's Fashion won the lOth race. ki cking off a big triple combination of 94-3 that paid $936. Mexican Chi ef wa s second and Meadow Arion finished U1 ird . A crowd of 2.891 wagered $410,487. 1UP() - lly BIU- MADDEN UP I Spurts Writer Hichie Zisk, who corralled one of baseball 's most lucrative long-term contracts in last winter's free agent swee psta kes, ha s almost s1nglehandedly brought the Tex as Rang ers from a dismal 2.9 start to .500 and third place in the Amer ica n League West. In winning their seventh straight ga me Wednes day nigh t, 2-1 , the Rangers edged the Baltimore Orioles with Zisk driving in both their runs on a double and a single. Zisk's eighth-i nning single which snapped a 1-1 tie was his fourth game-winning hit in UJe last 10 games "We're 10-10 now," said Todays Home LESLIE l OC IC £ ROOF MOUNTED ATTIC FAN UNIT POWER ATTIC VENT 0 HP motor • l 01 r ever,- • ~ l II I, I II I I Wl~':;.;; ,, l 'I -- .:: ':.:: ':. ::JII II I --:..- - - -=---::Ji ll ---- - - - ----'11 -----==JI SALE PRICE SALE PR ICE • for use -~ ,Tn e••~r tng O!ltC ventilaron • M oun t~ eo~tly on studs beh tnd pre~ e nt wall or rool ~ enldoror • Includes mo tor, 12" fa n, thermo stat control and bra cker s • (Arl•c -Jent not tncluded ) • · Safety cui off ~ w t t ch change~ a IlK s1 ~ mmu !e ~ 17 flosh1r19 • var1oble ~en ng thermos To! • For O IT I C~ up ro 3600 ~Q It • Sof~ty CU I off SWI1Ch .... .: · ~ ..., ~ . I .""; ' .' .I, ~ . ~· .. ' ', >, _' ' • •~ • • •••• '. '. i ' • :·· • ' ' • VENT PMNr!D UNP~~NrEO YOUR CHOICE 47( . \ • A1tJmtnum 2'. : '' '"''o r 4~D ' \ou~er~ I \ " • ~ ~',.' ~ ROOFING Oo ~ s fltl wht~rle rhrriL IJh 1?u• sh1n g!es? rhe N o o~o ~ ~< thf' r,,.,, !O hed ·' ,,, Storr 1~0 1 reoo,- or re roofmg DfOj f'C I todo-,. WITh the QUOiifted aSSIS IOI'ICC and motenols fOtill find at your nt> tghbOfhood Fr1pndlv One " . SALE PR ICE 47( • Seal~ and woterprooh • f1 1 • 0 1 rube ' I UP! ) - Bob organization . After Howsam discipline i[ you're going tn Howsam, a consull<lnt and shifted to the Cincinnati win, '' Howsarn said. ' 1 was former chie f executive 1 Reds, Rapp managed the sick when I heard h'e had lost officer of the Cincinnati Reds, Reds' triple A ball club at his job with the St. Louis thinks he knows what is Indianapolis for seven years. Ca rdina Is." Rapp became manager of wrong with the club's ace pitcher, Tom Seaver, who has the Denver Bears in 1976 Your " Extra Touch" gotten off to his worse start when Reds' Manager Sparky Flor is! Si nce l957 since reaching the major Anderson bypassed him and named Russ Nixon as coach. leagues. "I'm sure he' ll get straight- Afte r one season with ened out ," Howsam said . " I Denver, he was named tn think I know what his head the St. Louis Ca rdinals . of Rapp's problem is. 1 Many " If he gets his left knee~ disciplinary ideas th at down right instead of coming caused friction on the St. down with it tno straig ht, he's Louis ball club aJld led to his OK. I can tell by how dirty the firin g were (nstill cd by kn ee is on his uniform Howsam. " You have to have whether his motion is right . Howsam said Seaver's bad start was compounded by the fact that pitcher Bill Bonham has a sore elbow. '' His slow start wouldn't have been so bad if Bonham hadn 't come up with that in!lamed elbow," Howsam said . "But we have a very fi ne clu b, and Tm confident how it will do." Howsam, who was in Denve r to attend a banquet of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, also said he was disappointed when the St. Louis Cardinals decided tn fire Vern Rapp as manager . " I didn 't think it would happen now," sajd Howsam . "It's too ea rly to panic. A lot of teams that are down now will be on tnp later on. "It takes a little time some times to get things straightened out, " Howsam said . " I think if Vern had had one more week, everything would have worked out." Howsam's fr iendship with Rapp goes back tn 1 ~ when he hired him for a management job with the St. Louis Car dinal s' D~NVER 1 ..--..-.-.--r tnlernational League United Press International W. L. Pet . GB Richmond IT 5 .688 CharlesTon 11 7 .611 I Roches ter 9 7 .563 2 Tidewaler 9 8 .529 21' Columbus 1 8 .467 31' Toledo B 10 .444 4 Pawtuckel 6 8 .4'1'1 4 Sy racuse 4 t7 .750 I Wednesday' s Results Tidwaler 5, Pawlucket ' · 11 innings Richmond 6, Toledo 5 Rochester 10. Columbus 6 Charleslon 5, Sy racuse 4 Thursday 's Games Pawlucket at Tidewater Syracuse a1 Charleston Rochester al Toledo ... Fr i~ay 's Games · Charleston· ~~ Tidewiiler Pawluckel al Fli chmond Sy racu se al Columbus Rochester al Toledo • Wtnd powered • Gotvon• led, 16" toll • f Bo~e nor tocloded ) 5 GALLON SALEPR ICE I .97 5" IIO FOOT WHITE ALUMINUM ~uper 1 o u9~ ftrmh SALE PR ICE 417 • Outd , eow in sect1on~ VIII! IHE fR IIN DI Y011E roo YQUR COMPLI T£ ""'\ liN[ Of COMPONENT\ BAK ED ONEN•ME L ' It, fi NIIH MINIMIZE\ MAINTENANCE ' .!:] ,.. . c- L e!J Signed forward Campy Russell to a m u lti yeilr co ntra ct Ba seball Rochester ( I l l Named Frank Roo in son as manager WhPn Us Tux Time... 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The Worl~ Today Four die in plane crash MIDDLETOWN , Ohio I UPI) - Four Ohioans were killed late Wednesda y when a single engi ne plan e crashed intn a fi eld Shortly after a takeoff from Hook Field. The Butler County Sheriff's office tentatively iden tified the victims as Virgie Ellis, Middletown, Patricia Jo Mullins, Trendon , Ted Harsh, Middletown and Richard Broyles, Franklin. Ill --...... -... Ill I ll 4 Miners back on job today Most of the 1,300 to 1,600 so utheastern Kentucky coa l miners idled in the past two days by roving groups of pickets from the strike-bound Justus Mine at Stearns were back at work today. A spokesman said the 1,000 U.S. Steel Corp. miners near Lynch who left work Wednesday morning all returned on the night sh ift. 5,000 (par value) b. No. shares outstanding 5,000 (par value ) ....... ...... . . .. ........ . ~·- .... 125,000.~ Su~lus ...... : ........... ...... ........ . .......... . ..................... 125,~. 21 Und1v1ded profits .............. .. ................... -......... . · . . .. · -· · · · 500,5 2. Reserve for contingencies and other capltl!l reserv~ ... ........ ... . -.. - · -. · · · · · · · 650.00 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL .................................. . ..... .. · .. . · · 751,222.2t TOTAL LIABIUTIESANDEQUITY CAPITAL. .... ... ... . . . . . . .... ... -... · 9,596,903.79 COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Electrically fired "bullet train s" traveling at speeds up tn 130 miles per hour co uld be the future mode of passenger travel in Ohio, a Japanese rail offi cial said Wednesday. Masayuki Nishida suggested tn state legislators that . Ohio's proposed high speed inter~ity rail passenger syst~m • could be powered by electricity to take adva ntage of Ohio 's abundant coal reserves. Average for :lll catenaar nays endmg w1th report date ; Cash and due from banks . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .... .. ... . . .... · 592,000.00 Fed. funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell .. .. ....... ..... . . ~ ........ .. .... -. 150,000.00 •••• £ Tol<ll loans .. . ........ . ... ....... ......... , " '" . . , . ...... ....... . .. .. 7,493,000.00 Tol<!l deposits ...... .. .... ..... " , .. . " ... " " ... . .. . . .. " ............ 9,110,000.00 TOTAL ASSETS ... . ... , ........................................ ..... -· · 9,050,000.00 '1 0000 TRADE-IN I, John T. Wolfe, President, of the above-niiQ'Ied bank d~ -hereby declare that this lteport of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Jolm T. Wolle Aprll28, 1978, On All-living Room Suites MASON FURNITURE Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.8:30 til 5:00·Thutmav Til 12 Noon FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM Herman Grate 773-5592 Mason, W. Va. ~~~_._._.~~~ , Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps.............. ............ ..... .. .. ......... ... .... 1,681,950.53 Time and savings deposits of individuals, prtnshps. , and corps............ .. ......... ...... .. ..... . ...... . . . ..... 6,654,891.87 Deposits of United Swtes Government .......... . ..... . ... .... ... ... ......... 13,201.27 Deposits of Sl<Jtes and political subdivisions.. .. ... .. ... , ..................... 450 ,076 .76 Certified and officer s' checks ................. . .... ... .... ......... ......... 45,561.15 TOT tiL DOMESTI C DEPOSITS .............. ........ ................. ... 8,845,681.58 Total demand deposits . .................. ..... ............. . 2, 163,231.44 Total time and savings deposits ... . ......... . ............. ... 6,682,450.14 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures ) ......... 8,845,681 .511 a. No. shared authorized 'Bullet trains' suggested Reminds You That Mothers Day POMEROY, OHIO fi ...---- •Pruning Shears •Hoe MAIN STREET Great Styling and Comfort In Popular p r: I. MODEL TODAY ·Get all your lawn. garden supplies you ' ll need . plus a "How To" tips right here . Home Carpet SALE PRICE • 5L:JI '>HER MORE FOR ·Tax reimbursements reported Tuberculosis \) Delivery the EnQI •Sh F tr st Oivts1 on College Amer tc an u n i v e r s i I v Named Gary Will iams as head basketball co ach to succeed Jim Lynam Wedn es day 'America's No . I 2" 1 3" 1 IOFOOT WHITE ALUMINUM I CHOCOLATES equipment that is costly , Energy intn fluidized bed phase of a $4.3 million Psychiatri c Hos pl tal, Board . Similar pollutio n utility generating station. control systems are expected inefficient and outmoded." combustion systems. contract with Babcock Columbus . Rhodes suggested that a Earlier this week , the state Co ntra ctors, In c. for the The $275,000 preliminary to be installed at the old Ohio ;:;:;:;:;:;::,:;:;.: ;:::;.;:;:;.;:;::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::. moratnrium on enforcement energy department rece"ived installation of a fluidized bed engineering co ntra ct was Penitentiary in Columbu s of federal air po llution fu nding approval for the fi rst system at the Central Ohio approv.ed by the Controllin~ and at a central Ohio electric EXTENDED FORECAST standard s would give Saturday through researchers time to more Monday. A chance of . fvlly develo p methods of showers eaeh day. Highs removing polluta nts from m011tly will be In the 60s and lows wlU be In the 40s. "dirty~oal" combustion . A total of $171,068.73 in 1977 taxes owed by property Gallipolis Twp., $602.94 ; Dist ricts in Gallia County In Ohio, Rhodes has property tax reimbursements owners by 10 percent and the Green, $1,419.08; Greenfield, totaling $14 ,197.70 are : (Continued from page I ) endorsed an aggressive ;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;. has been distributed to Gallia sta te reimburses the taxing $16 .9.3 ; Guyan, $125.85 ; Community College District, direction of Dr. Donnerberg. research effort coordinated There were five students by the Ohio Department of Co unty a nd its political district~ for the lost revenue . Hamson, $53.19; Huntington , . $5,810.78; Community Mental with doubtful reactions, Jess :::,:::;:,;;:;:;:;:;:::::,:,:,:::,:::::::::::::::::::::::':':::':,;c:c:::,:::: subdivisions · and school The homestead exemption for $16UO; Morgan, $97.13 ; · center , $1 ,162, 16 · Gallia Department of Education and disab led Ohio, $199.D7 ; Perry, $96.80; County District 'Library, t o taling $129 , 468 .7 5. than tO mm. These students An appeal is being made districts , Sta te Auditor elderly Thomas ' E. Ferguson anhomeowners, based on the Racco o n , $233 . 43 ; $1,162.16 ; Gall fa Count y ,Distributions to the districts will be re-skin tested on June fur funds fur the upkeep of nounced today. person's income, also calls Sprmgheld, $280.35 ; Walnut, Health Dept. , $1,413.96; were as follows: Gallipolis, 12 and will be seen by Dr. the Adamsville Cemetery Thro ugh a provision in last for the state to reimburse the $121.55. Donnerberg at the June 14 In Mason . ·Guiding Hand School $71,359.31; Ga llia County, bill, the taxing districts for the year's appropriallons chest clinic for evaluation Miss Lorena Weiss has Reimbursements to Special $1,743.19; Metropol itan Park $46,178.57 ; Symmes Valley, $301.18; Vinton , $8.10; Gallia · state board of education and reduction in local revenue. and possible !ollowup care. for years tried to keep the District, $2,905.45. state auditor are required to Property tax reim · There have been 311 cemetery In good con:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:· School districts within Jackson - Vinton Jt. Voc. S.D., $11,594.82 ; Lawrence send 10 percent property tax bursements are funded entuberculin skin tests given at dltidn. To do this , It costs Ohio hunters harvested Gallia Co unt y 'were mailed County Jt. Voc. S.D., $26.77. rollback and homestead tirely by the state's personal the clinic this year , 11 ofthese approxlma tely $600 per 2S wild turkeys Monday, tbe checks from the State .have had a positive reaction year and the monies are exemption reimbursement income tax . ftrst day of the 1978 turkey Total reimbur se men t season, aHordlng to th e to the tesi and have had the derived from donations. chec ks directly to loca l checks to Gallia Co unt y and followup chest x-rays ·and Each year th e con- taxing authorities. Previo usly, eac h cou nt y it s subdivision s are as Dfvlslon of WlldlUe of the necessary treatment. Sixtytributions get less and less. ' auditor received one chec k follows : Galli a County , Ohio Department of Natural eight patients have been seen Citizens are asked to Resources (ODNR) . ),f:: by Dr. Donnerberg this year show gratitude by giving to lor the funds for dist ribution $19,756.78 ; Gallipolis , · The 12-ctay turkey season , • . FOR MOTHER ~ and 74 chest x-rays have been Miss Weiss to continue this twi ce a yea r to its c1ties, $2,085.14 ; Centerville, $1.92; given to clinic patients. A most worthwhile project. schools, villages and town- Cheshire, $10.68; Crown City, ~:n·~~~~ t~~~~~~~:~Y ~~: ,_~ l~ : $24 .65 ; Rio Grande, $7 .95; large chest clinic is anMall funds to Miss Lorena sh ips. Under the roHback Vinton, $133.87 ; Addison, thousand permits were Issued ticipated lor June . Weiss , Box 412, Mason, W. 6 program program, in eff ect $746 .81 ; Ches hire Twp., to Ohio turkey huolers this Four patients were Va. 252 0: year. The 28 turkeys taken hospitalized for diagnosis and :::::::::::::::::::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::: :·:::·:::·: since 1972, cou nties reduce $520.04: Clay , $673 .42; Monday came from II of the treatment durin g 1978. 18 cou~tles open for lurkey I / Thirty-four pati ents hav e hunting. Five were taken In ,'__j J received some form of Vinlou County, followed by 1 1 I( medication this yea r. - Adams, Perry and Plk.o by aUditions . I Mrs. Brown recommends counties with three each. · "'''' ' ' · •I that all emergency units in Nm~· you don't h.we to pay exorbitant ~/ .;] :::·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:;;;;:;;;.;.;;::::: pr:ces lor fi'lo,hton nght comfortable the county contact her for !OIJt\Ail'ar Audthons has a fresh evening appointments for co!lectton of easy care . man made skin testing their per sonnel. LEGA L NOTICE footwea r Aud rt10ns ' hils fresh Tuberculosis skin testing The Pu bliC Ulllit1es Commis· !ashton trends I.O.il th the ~~me buil t·in will be ava ilable to employes s1on ol Ohio has set lor BUHER corr for1 yo•J ve learneC 10 expect in packing houses, vegetable . public hearing Case No . hom Aud1hu ns ' growers, this summer as has 17 ·380-EL·fAC Subtile A, lo review The operation of the been done in the past. Foe! Cost Adjustment Clause Pre-school clinics will be anq the fue l procurement ava ilable in the fall ror all practices and policies ot the MERRIH schoo l employes , fr ee of Ohio Power Company on May charge. Free chest x-rays are 8. 1978. a1 1000 AM .. given to all known positive E.S.T. . at lhe Commission's reactors . olfices, 180 East Broad Clinics for testing are Stre~it . Cclumbos. Ohio. All Interested persons will be ava ilable to all organizations giVen an opportunity to be in the county upon requ est. heard. further mlormal~n FOUR MEMBERS OF MEIGS FFA Chapter attended the 5Qth annual convention of the Contact may be made with may be obtained by con· Ohio FFA Association, Golden Anniversary Banquet, held April 28 and 29 at Ohio State the tuberculosis clinic by 1act1 ng the Public Utilities Fairgrounds. Also attending' were Everett Holcomb and Arthur Arnold, FFA ad,visors at phoning 992-3722. Comm1 ssion ol Ohio. Mrs. Brown wishes to th ank Meigs High. Wes United , state president, presided and there were presentations of star and THE PUBLIC UTILITIES the mell)bers of Meigs Co unt y chapter awards as well as honorary degree ceremonies. The FFA story was told by the COMMISSION Of OHIO SETT Y OHLINGER Unit 7t0-8 & to lor their help entertaining group, "LIFE" and the Ohio FFA Band and Chorus entertained . Shown front, 1By Richard L Sm1th . ._ ...,..._ POMEROY, 0. I~ E. MAIN ST. while working in the schools r , Patt y Dyer and Billy Dyer; back, Jeff Moore and Gary Holliday. Secretary and for their gift of money to be used lor rieedy children treated at the TB clinic and REPORT OF CONDITION special thanks to Mrs. Marie Boyd. The gift of money was Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the greatly appreciated by the RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK families of these children. The clinic service is free in the sl<l te of Ohio, at the close of business on March 31, 1978 published in response to call lak e part in the tag day The Pomeroy Youth and available to serve al l Baseball League will hold tag collection. made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United Sta tes Code, Section 161 . Meigs County residents . Mrs. day Satu rday from 9 a. m. to 3 Ass ignments will be given Brown added "o ur purpose is p. m. with money co llected to those helping with tag day at Charter number 9815 National Bank Region Nurnber4 to help you". Pomeroy Village Hall . be used m helping to buy Statement of Heso urces and Liabilities equ ipment for the 13 teams of Members of the Giants and Tigers teams are to be at the the league. Youth in !he Pony Lea gue village hall at 9 a. m., Pony and Little League will be Lea gue A's and Roya ls Cash and due from banks ........... . . ..................... ................ 544,288.34 involved in tag day . The members at 10 a. m. and U.S. Treasury securities .......... . . .................... ....... .. ... . .. 1,667,794.14 and Pirat es younRer team members, pee Ya nkees Obligations of other U.S. Gov't. wee and tee ball, will not members at 12 noon. agencies and corps........... ... . . ................... . ................... 10,528.22 By Obliga tions of Sl<!tes and political subdivisions . ......... ........ .... ...... .. 345,994.57 Ill Federa l Reserve stock and corporate stock .. ...... ............................ 7,500.00 AH America11 Ill Loans, Totl!l (excluding unearned income) .............. , . .... 6,967,470.01 Ill Less : Reserve for possi ble loan losses . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 97,874.14 MEETS . Ill Loans, Net . . ........... . .. ....... ....... .. ........ , ......... .. ...... 6,869,595.87 4 Bank premises, furni ture and fixtures, and •OHIO BUILDING other assets representing bank premises ......... ...... ........... ... ...... 149,694.55 CODES Other assets .. . ................... .. .................... . ... ... ........... 1,508.10 I Continued from page I ) TOTAL ASSETS .......................................... , ......... .... 9,596,903.79 •FHA & VA resigned from the cabinet in October 1976 after a sto rm of protest over a racist and obscene joke he told about blacks . "I SEE OUR LOT just wish th ey'd do a full day's work '' Ph or mo< f • Tough, woteqroof ~eo l GUnERwht te enamel ® Plea se Order M•nneso ta (NAS L ) Ac qu ircd stri ker Charl('y Geo rge on loan fro m Oerl)y Co un ty ot 2~!oN and odd (Continued from page I) attitudes , kn owled ge and ability in occ upations -involving one or more of the marketing functions. Meigs DECA students are . David Carpenter, Debbie Carl, Cathy Collins, Pat Corsi, Jim Davis, Tony Dill, Marcia Dillard, Dora Doerfer, Anne Fitch, Tammy Fortney, Denise Garnes, Carl Gheen , Faith · Herman, Sherry Lusher, Jane Miller, Megan Miller, Melody Sn ouffer , Nancy Stanley , Steve St out and Paul a Thomas. : Early to lnsurt. Soccer SALE PR ICE Distributive fr om a ~onswner viewpoint," added Rhodes. The governor said he was "confident " a White House investigation would conclude that conswners should not be required tn •'pay for pollution MODULAR HOMES Bv Umted P ress Internationa l Bask etbal l SALE PRICE . Sport s Transactions \ • MATERIAL ESTIMATES.. ' ROOF CEMENT \ t SEE US FOR ' : PlASTIC G=l"l1 WET SURFACE romfon 10 vour home ...,. ) I • A-u"'•nurr lliiTh ~c ree n ' ' I • s rl '0 ?" XJ~e enerq~ " " hitter tn run his lifetime record over the Cardinals In 10-3. San Francisco outfielder Larry Herndon had three hits, drove in two rtuls and SC<Ired another tn pin the loss on Eric Rasmussen . Howsam sure Seaver will bounce back Hang ers' Manager Billy Hunter , "and Richie Zisk h ~s li ve game-winning hits for us. That ought to teU you something about how he's been play in g. He's also bee n playing an excellent right field." Doy le Ale xa nder, the beneficia ry of Zisk 's two RBI. handcuffed the Orioles on three hits' tn gain his second victnry of the season. Else where in the American Leag ue, Bos ton outla sted Minnesota, 11-9; Milwaukee blanked Chicago, W ; New York edged Kansas City, 6'5; Oa kland routed Toron to, 11 -J ; Detroit put away California, 74, and 'Cleveland drubbed Sea ttle. 10-5. Red Sux II, Twins 9: Fred Lynn had three hits, including a two-run single du ring a fiv e-run , sixt hinning rally by the Red Sox. Mike Cubbage and Dan Ford drove in two runs apiece £or the Twins.' Yankees 6, Royals 5: In completing a three-game sweep of th e Royals, the Yankees needed Graig Nettles' solo homer in the eighth inning, which snapped a 5-5 tie. Ed Figueroa, 4-1 , got the victnry despite yielding solo homers to AI Co wens, Amos Otis and Clint Hurdle . Brewers 4, White Sox 0: Southpaw Jerry August ine ha ndcuffed the White Sox on three hits and rookie Pa ul Molitnr hit a two-run double in the seventh inning off rookie Rich Wortham, in his first major league start. Augustine, 4-J , had a perfect game for 4 2-3 innings. A's 11, Blue Jays 3: Ga me- br ea ker Gary · Alexander snapped a 3-3 tie with two-run homer and the A's took advantl!ge of 10 wa lks from Toront o's pitchers to score their fourth straight victnry. Tigers 7, Angels 4: The Tigers maint ain ed their three'jlame lead over the Yankees in the AI. East when Rusty Staub, Steve Dillard and Hon LeFlore clu bbed two-r un doub les . ~'rank Tanana took his first loss of the season after fi ve stra ight wins . Indians 10, Mariners 5: Willie Horton.drove in five runs with a first-inning grand .slam and a third:ihtli ng.. ·.. ·aoub'le. Unbeaten Don. Hood went fiv e innings Ill ga in his third victnry. Cle'lleland j ~} ,,. · ROOF VENT 427 I TURBINE VENTILATOR I " ·ROOF CEMENT lESliE LOCKE { )PI E DP ( [ . ' ',1~1- , .. ' ' ·' UNDER EAVES a hitting star with a' single Padre!i 7, Pirates 5: and a double to help the · Os~ar Gamble hit a solo Dodgers snap a three-game homer and Jerry Turner losing streak. 'Rick Monday crashed a two-run shot to lead belted his ninth homer of the San Diego to victnry . Giants t, Cardinals 0: season for Los Angeles Jim Barr tnssed a fivetops in the majors. blanked St. I.AJuis, W. New York at Atlanta was postponed by rain . Dodgers 9, Cubs 5: Reliever Charlie Hough , swnmoned in the sixth tn protect a f>-4.1ead, turned intn COLUMBUS (UPI) - One week ago, Gov. James A. Rhodes asked all Ohioans tn write to President Carter to endorse the governor's call for a three-year moratorium on enforcement of federal air pollution standards. Today, Rhodes released a copy of a letter he sent Wednesday to the White House asking for an Investigation, " from a conswner viewpoint," of the• cost of the installation of "scrubbers'' to remov e polluting sulfur dio!dde . "Scrubbers are not proven teclmically," said Rhodes in a letter to Esther Peterson director of Omswner Affiar~ for the White House. Rhodes told Ms. Peterson that scrubbers, which are machines designed tn remove sulfur dioxide and other pollutants from . gases produced by the combustion of high._<~ulfur coal, would cost Ohio utilities $36.7 million over t))e next 30 years. " To require th is expenditure now, when better technology is bein g developed, is unfair for conswners who will be forced Ill pay for equipment which will be outmoded before it is fully installed." "On behalf of all conswners of Ohio, i am hereby requesting you to conduct your own Investigation of scrubbers, t , ._ we; the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and Uabilitles. We declare that it has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Earl Crow Carroll R. N6rris - Directors GeorgeJ. Neigler ___________________________________. �4, 1978 Sentinel, m .:s ro MEET AMOUNT NOTED Past matrOJiS ami past The Pomeroy PTA d ea J'ed patrons will be honored at approximate ly $350 on the re· toni g ht 's meetin g of t'cnl smorgasbordheld allhe CHESTE Evangeline Chapter. Order of Pomeroy Elemcni<Jry School. R-Pians for the to be 11"1 (1 al .• 'II b ·' f 51 st annual rally of Dislrt'ct 13 the F:aste''l1 S'"r, "" c Till' procecus WI e useu or ·.''0 at tl1e M . "sonic Ten pie. 1 · to be held at Junction City 1 7 ., "' pla.yg roum unprovctnclllH. Past matrons arc requested The PTA extends thanks to were announced at a meeting to wear their grand dmplcr . Powells. [ioteway and Royal ~uesrtay night of . Chester ~owns. Chapter officers ilrc Crown for contributions. Counetl 32.1, nauchlers of to wear their gowns. ami arc Amenca. to take a covered dish. The rall v will be held on . - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - , POWELL'S .Store .Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm Thru MAY 6, 1978 298 SECOND ST. ·Mary Lisle presents Asbury UMW program GOLD RUSH SPECTACULAR , Shop Powell's Super Va lu during tneor storewide Gold Rush Spectacular. Guess the number of gold nuggets in the. jar and win a one minu'te shopping spree (not to u :ceed SIOO .OO ). Look for circular in' Mo.nday , Mlty 1st oailv ~· ~l.~ri'1A~~f~:r~r1rli AMY PAULEY TlJRNS THREE - Amy Lynn Pauley, daughl!'r of Mr. and Mrs. Jamt·s Carl Paukr. HI , Uroad Run . Rnad. Letart, W . Va. ren•ntl)' · celebra ted her third birthday. Joining the fami ly for the t•elebratinn wrn· twr gra ndparents Mr. and Mrs . Harold Hanson, Middlt·port : Mr. and Mrs. .James Pauley, Jr .. Mason, W. Va . ; hH grt•at· g·randmotht·r. Mr~. \'anna ' Samplt•s, Mason, and Tom· my Johnson. Letart. St·n· ding gifts wert• Mrs. Lottie Pauley, Cedar Gro\•e, W. Va . and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Meter and Tom· . my . Masun . Gifts and fardii were presented to Amy and rakt·, il't: (Team and Kool· Aid wt·rr stn•cd. r· · ----·-· · 1 ¢ 1 Social 1 GRADE A EXTRA LARGE EGGS ........!l?.z;. D 0if A to host l/ Y • 1 Calendar 1 THURSDAY (; ,\J.LI/1 CO UNTY SAWN SY RACUSE-" When You 're llappy" was the program topic used by Mrs. Mary I.isle at the Tuesday ni ~ hl mee ting Pomeroy High alumni plan dance Fonner Pomeroy Higtl School teachers arc being in· vi tcd to attend the Pomeroy Hi gh School Alumni Associa· tum banquet and dance ln bt: hl'l d May 27 at Me1gs High School Many teachers have in lli ca tcd that they will bC atl.t•nd ing the reunion. Addresses or SOIIl l' CIJ'C not a,·ailable and Mrs. l.tnda Mayer. Mrs . April Smith and Mrs. Marcia Arnold are wor king towa rd sec uring thc~c . Heunion d Hss em1tac.:Lo.; up- dat ing addr esses ar e Margaret Will lloudashclt , class or 1918 : Bernadine Shoulders Meier, class of 192:l; Bob RoberL<. t9'28; Louise llartun'g Bearl"· 193:1; Hose Ange lellt Sisson. 1938; r;t2. 1-: l ~ ht and Furt y ' Will Thursdcty Cit tll t' h u11W uf ~1rs . .h •e~ n Wuud. MEIGS County Council of PTAs, Thursday, 7: 30p.m. at Pomeroy Elementary School. InstaUa tion or offi cers. REVIVAl. in prograss through May 7 at Hutland Church or God. 7:30 p.m. nightl y. Ralph Woods, eva ngel ist. Bobby Port er, pa st or. fRIDAY POMONA GRANG E, Fri· da) , 8 p.m. at the Rock Spr· u1~s Gra nge Hall. HarrisonJlll' l.' l \' lill' Grange to IJc host . CHURCH Wornwn United of ¢ U.S. NO. 1 WHITE 10 POTATOES.~~· . FLOUR 5LB. 59¢ . Limit 1 Per Customer .W/C Good Only at Powell 's Offer res May 6, 1978 ~- HEINZ CATSUP 32 oz. 68¢ W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only al Powell's Offer Expires May 6, 1978 BANOUET FRIED CHICKEN 32 OZ. $}68 Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer E 6, 1978 TERI TOWELS W/C Mci~s Coun ty , May Ft'l luwshtp Day , sack lunch at rwon Friday at T nnl\)' Church. Program at I::lO p.m. A potluck supper and fa nuly night J'elcbration for the Umtcd Methodist Women of th e Ente rprise United Mt•lhodist Church look place Tuesday night allhc hon1e u[ the Rev. and Mrs . .huncs Cur· bitt. l.ra ce was g~ v en by the Hev . Mr. Corbitt. Foll owing the supper each fa mily allen· ding contributed something toward the program. Mrs. Delores Will gave the scriplure; Mrs. Wanda Im boden. a MoU1cr's Day poem ; the Her . Mr. and Mrs. Corbitt. a song: Mrs. Agnes Dixorr , iJ poem ; Mrs. Fra nk te llunnel, several newspa11cr arti cle s un wmuen; Mrs. Ca rol Ohlinger, cu1 P>:pcrienrc concerning mothers ; Mrs. Becky Cotterill. a word search puzzle concerning women or the New Testa men t. The group s.ang " Amazing Grate" accompani ed by the minister. Att endin g wer e the mi nister. his wife. and fa mi· ly, Kay, Gail , Shelly and Ma rk. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunnel and Arlie, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger. and Laura. Wanda Imbuden , Mrs . Dixon, Mrs. Wtl l and Mt·s. Cottrill . Location noted Holzer Medical Center (Discharges May 31 Cheryl BaSll, Harry Bolinger, Linda Carroll , Ester Cassill, Mary Circle, Gladys Coler Ohariet Devore", Wilma Geer, Leola Guinther , Donna Harlan , Marian Hoo ver. Marlene Hou ck, Shirley Hudson , Mrs. Michael Hughes and son, Winifred Hurst , Gayle Mullen, Margaret Ohlinger , H e l e~ Oney, Carolyn Roush , Debra Selbe, Eddie Simpkins, Walter Wilds , Carrie Willis, Delores Wiseman , Jane Wood. (Births May 3) Mr . and Mrs. Charles Cleland , a daughter, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Timmy White, a daughter, Jackson . The shot heard round the world wasn't fired at Concord - it was given to us in the doctor's offi ce. Show her with cards and candy from Dutton Drug Co. Extra SjJecial Fabrics for Extra Special Tops -..--...------~--~~uu: BUY MOM THE BEST I l l l • Terry Cloth •Lightweight Velour eGaure lO % Discount to 1111 Students, C-B Clubs, 4~H dubs, Etc. • . ..._._.._ Generation Rap ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel No one watches their pennies anymore - Uncle Sam has exper1.s keeping track of 'em fur us. UN IT E D Method ist Women, Heath United Methodist .Church, 7:30 p.rri. · Monday at the chutch. Mrs. Juanita Bachtel to have the program on "Developing a Personal Theology" with Mrs. Beulah Hayes to be devolional ·leader. Mrs. Mae Lambert, Mrs. Terri Byer, Mrs. Mae Ketchka and Mrs. Jane Gilkey will be hostesses. .~------.-------·~-~~---·~~~-,--~- TliiS MOTHER'S DAY BUY HAUMARK CARDS ~ ~~ · ~·:· Buy A Pair For Mother's bay And Get A Purse.. '12 Price heritage house Micldfeport Polly Cramer MY.GRANDFATHER THE PHILOSOPHER! DEAR HELEN AND SUE : · I .got p~egnanllasl year but had a miscarriage. Mom sent me to hve wtlh my grandparents and I've learned a lot since then . I respect myself now and don 't plan to make that mistake agatn. I'm gellmg good grades, have nice friends and know when to say "No!" · .. ~ut mY, ,grandfalher, a college professor, is always spouting saymgs that prove I shouldn't go out with boys just yet. (I'm almosllo.) His lat.~st is, '_'Those who ignore history are condemned to rehve 1t, meamng " Remember you got pregnant. " What can I say ? · ADRIAN DEAR ADRIAN : How about," 'Experience is the best teacher' : I've learned my lesson, Gra ndpa."? -SUE , . . Mildew forms in closet DEAR POLLY -Please tell me of something that will fight dampness in a clothes closet that is near the wall of a brick house. Mildew is beginning to form on shoes and clothing . -NEIL DEAR NEIL- Remove the mildew from lbe shoes and clothing and then keep a low watt light bulb burning in the DEAR ADRIAN : ·elosel all the lime. Be sure it Or, "Let the dead past bury it 's dead ." is not near clothing or NOTE YOUR GRANDFATHER : Adrian has proved anything that might become herself. Fgr g~h sake~. let her have a normal teen life! . too hot. If )<OUhave a ceiling HEU' N · light in the closet that is usually out of the way RAP : o anything that could cause a f'm going with Harry whose ex-girlfriend is a pretty good firehazard. -POLLY friendofmine-oris she? DEAR POLLY- You will Every night she calls me up with more warnings about have no more annoyance with Harry. Honest, he doesn 'I seem that way at all . • . a slipping rolling pin cover if I love lum \but I can't help listening. Maybe she's right.. yousewelasliclhreadaround HE!.P · each end of the cover. This HELP : . works perfectly. -AMELIA · And maybe she s unply wants Harry back. DEAR POLLy - Recently Change lhesubjectorhang up .- HEI.EN AND SUE while we were on a vacation with another couple the husDEAR HEI.F.N AND SUE : band had a rough edge on one I am doing a very sinful thing. I'm having sex with my uncle of his fingernails. He used the who is 20 years older than me. I do it mostly for the money he striking surface of a match pays me, but I think I'd even call up and beg him to meet me if book for filing off the rough it was for free. I'm 16. t'tlge. I thought that an ex· It 's my fault -I coaxed him into it. cellenl idea for an emergenShould I go to my aunl and e•plain all that's happened and cy. -EDNA ask her fo rgiveness ? . P.I.G. DEAR POLLY - A small DEARP.: block of camphor placed in a No 1 drawer or suitcase wi'll Go lo your uncle and explain all that sex and money business remove impossible odors is in the past! If he argues. tell him you'll have to gel moral within a few days. r have support from your parents ... and his wife.. even conquered the odor or · Whether you're mostly at fault or not , a man who takes ad· smoke from pillows and vantage of his tee1mge niece is a pretty miserable character. clothing by pulling them in a Stay clear or him' · HF.I.EN AND SUE dosed sui tcase with camphor for a wee k or two. -LOUISE DEAR POLLY - I find the plastic or mel<!! tube~ thlll Q. My mother is going into her Medicare ·insurance pay my husband's cigars come in the hospital next month for an for? Are there any services make excellent holders for operation. What services will Medicare won't cover? my crochet needles. I leave A. When a beneficiary is a the liners in to keep the hospital inpatient, Medicare needles from gelling scratchhospital insurance can pay ed. for a semiprivate room and My son·tn·law makes onion all meals; regular nursing rings in his restaurant and he services; costs of special puts the onions in the freezer care units (such as an in· for 10 to 15 minutes before tensive care unit); drugs culling. When the juice is furnished by the hospita l; lab frozen it does not make one tests, X-rays, and other cry. -JANE radiology services billed by DEAR POLLY - I have a the hospital; medical sup- new use for a broken car plies and appliances; antenna. I slick one in my operating and recovery room angel wing plant, close to the Open Friday til8 costs ; and rehabilitation stem . As the plant grows I services. Medicare cannot can pull up another length of Saturday til6 pay for personal convenience the antenna. Saves looking items, private duty nurses, around for a nice thin straight the first 3 pints of blood in a slick. - MARGUERITE benefit period, or for- a DEAR POLLY - I saw a private room unless it is question lri the colwnn thlll medicaUy necessary. was never answered. To both my husband and I it is an irri• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • taut. The question was " Does anyone else feel as I do about the horrible music on TV shows ." I think it was a com· plimenllo call it horrible and loud as Peggy did because I NfW ~ think it spoils any show. I call CO-ORDINATED it weird and ear splittin~ and ;o SPORTSWEAR SEWING CENTER FAMOUS BRANDS "Ou the T 01 Middleport, 0." •JACKETS •SKIRTS •BLOUSES •SlACKS •TOPS •PANT SKIRTS •SHORTS ·-·- -----·GIVE ABEAUnFUL "NEW' LOOK AND PROTECTION 10 YOUR OlD ROOF For vacation lime, the only matched luggage we can af· ford is three shopping bags from the same department store. People aren 'l gelling better - it's just harder to find anything considered sinful to perpetrate. PUBLIC NOTICE The en v i ronmenla l assessm en I has be~n com · pleted by Floyd G . Browne and Assoc iates , ltd . for the Select Something For Mother Now. -Insulates against cold or heat. -Will not cltlp. crack or -No need to tear off your roof to repair ,any · slate, metal, shingle or built-up roof. Make It leakproof with beautiful Granules. - Otoose yours in any. color of your choice. -Add years of life to your present home or building. GUARANTEE ON IJIH 1\AlERIALS AND LABOR• . POLLY'S POINTERS c:Q.J THE FREE ESTIMATES - ·~ HOME FURNISHINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES RUSSEU STOVER 1 CANDY I ®~ » f "QUALITY" ,..... BUY •Eyelet ........ . . proposed cons tr u c tion of sewage facili t ies I n the Powell Sl . area of the Village of Middleport . This dOCumenl will be avallllble for publ i c in . spection Monday through peel. greeters. · SALE SLATED The Eleanor Circle of the Heath United Methodist Church will hold a rwrunage sale on May 9 at the church basement. The sale will begin al 9a .m. I I I rd .M be . . Dons ,Grueser, and Mrs. Salu ay, ay 20 , gmmng Mary K H0 lte r . at 10 a.m. with Per.ry Council . d r I lle 283, New Lexington, to be Mrs. H Ritchie lol 1o a etal r 1 T host counc il. Chesler, from e en ay or, s e Guiding Star of Syracuse, councilor, advising of the Kyger, and Theodorus Coun- death of Laura I.a Boileaux, cil of Pomeroy will charter a of Cincinnati who died with a bus to the rally. Those in· massive heart attack during teresled in going are asked to the lime she was in Tiffin for ('Onlacl Mrs. Dorothy Rit· the rally. Mrs. La 'Boileaux chi e. was stale councilor, 1~9. The District will furnish the Visitors at the m~eling meal, rolls. coffee and table were Charlotte Nease, service for the dinner with Pauline Morarily, and Jean each member to take two Hall of the Guiding Star Conn· covered dishes, along with cil, Syracuse . Mrs. Zana gifts for the good or the order Gainer was reported home table, the country store U!ble , from the hospil<ll, and it was and the 25 cent gift U!ble. noted that Mr. and Mrs. Joe Those from Chester Counci l Bbsell have a new greatnot planning to attend, but great-granddaughter. Mrs. with a gift to sena are askl>d Elizabeth Hayes thanked the to take illo the next Council council for gifts and cards meeting. during her hosil<llizalion. A practice for the rally will Asilent auction was held by be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the home anrl orphans' com· Junction City. At Tuesday rnillee . Mrs. Clari ce Allen night's meeting, a practice was pianist for the meeting. was held for receiving the naAttending the meeting tiona I an d stale officers. besides those named were At the May 16 meeting of Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Council, the 44th anniversary Fern Morri s, Mrs. Ada oftheCheslerCouncilwillbe Neutzling , Mrs . Ma e ce lebr ated . Charter McPeek. Mrs. I.elhll Wood. members will be honored . Mrs. Ada Mor ri s, Mrs . Mrs. Ritchie , distri ct deputy, T helma Whil e, Mr s . reported on the rally held Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Eileen recently at Tiffin and about Martin , Mrs. Zelda Weher, her visit to the national home Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. there. She noted that any Ethe l Orr, Mrs . Erma member can go there and Cleland, Mrs. Ada Bisse ll , while only 23 are there now, Mrs. Mabel Van' Meter, Mrs. the horne can accomodale Laura Mae N1 ce , Mrs. Julte more. Others going to the ral· Rose, Mrs. Leona Hensley, ly were Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Bett y Housh, Mrs. Mary Mrs . Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Showall<•r, and Mrs. lnzy Newell. r----..--·~·--~~~~~-.., I , 1U Family night dinner set SATURDAY HACINE Base ball Assn. bake sale, tag day, pop bottle Calvar y Bible Church, and bott le cap collections and formerly or 26 North Second car wash beg inning a t 9 a.m. Avenue in Middleport . is Saturday. an noun cing a c han ~e of RE VIVAL , un de rw ay at locatwn . The new locat10n. 1s Si'r:ttlJSe " Chiil'etr --·or· "the .•. Jil lh~. hea rt. of.uo~ .of M.etgs . Nazarene, 7 each evening Co unt y's fastes t g ~o wm g with the Rev. Ed Irwin, ar eas . The church s new and song locat ton ts best reached by eva nge li st eva ngelist of Harriso n. Tex., tumlng left al FJve Potnts spea king. Revi va l will ont o Fla t w~ds Ro~ d and continue through May 14 and then nght at the r rst In· the public is invited. tcrscctton. following Co~nty BAK E SALE by Road .25 (Pomeroy Ptket llarrisonvi lle senior Citizens approxliilately I '~ mtles. The 9 a.m. to s. p.m. Saturday at large red metal building is comer or Rout es 143 and 681 situated on the left at the top across from the former store of the hill. This new site was in Harrisonville. made available through the 'co urtesy of Mr . and Mrs. Roger Epple. Th e new SUNDAY EASTERN Junior class location will better enable horse show Sunday beginning Calvary Bible Church to meet at 10 a.m. at Bar 30 above the needs or a grwoing area. The schedule or services high school. Sanctioned by will remain as follows : OVHFA. BAPTISMAL services at Sunday School 9:30 a .m., Leading Creek foll owing Morning Worship 10 :30 a .m., Sunday School at Rutland Sunday evening service 7:30 Church or God. W. D. p.m., and th e midw ee k Watkins, stat e over seer , prayer meeting and Bible guest speaker at evening study will be at 7:31l p.m. services. Public invited. Calvary Bible Church in· vites the public to visit the MONDAY new location . POMEHOY JYfA , Monday night 7:30, with the program to be by the fifth and sixth grade bands. New officers will installed and a nursery will be pr ov id ed . Kinder.garten and first grade parents will' be hostesses and '4'9t W/C Limit 1 Per Customer · Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires May 6, 1978 of the United Methudist Winebrenner . Women of the Asbury United Mrs. Lisle was ass isted in MethlKl ist Church held allhe the program by Mrs. Opal hurnc of Mrs . Bernice Kloes, Mrs . Rose Ann Jenkins , Mrs. April Harmon, -Mrs. Belly _Koch, _l\lrs , Ann ' S<tuvage, Mrs . Ruth Shain, and Mrs. Irene Parker. Mrs. Lisle presided at the business meeting with 64 shulin calls being reported. Mrs . Helen Teaford read a letter from Pete Spilkug, mis: Mhry Wiggi 110 Bentz, 194:!: stonary home from Korea. Kennl'lh Harris and Ann and also nolL>d that a birthday ca rd had been sent to Dorothy Snnth Hupc. 1948 ; Ma rl ene Wilson and Sue Clark Housh, Al vord. missionary in l{hodesia . Ann Sauvage read 1953 : Marcia Gruese r Arnold, a letter of thanks from CROP · !958. and Hank Cleland , Halph Werry <md Bob ArnG, for money donated . The se crelary and 196:1. treasurer's reports were A scholarship will be awarded to i:l graduating son given and a free will offering or da ughter of a Pomeroy wa s taken . Mrs. Sauvage lligh School alumni member. gave devotions using scripHigh School transcripts arc to lure from St. Matthew and be sent to the Pomeroy High read in gs, ··Tribut e to Alumni Association , P. 0 . Mother" , "Mothers By Prt>Box 202. Pomeroy, 45769. The xy", and " A Mother's Love." scholarship is ba sed on The closing readings was given by Mrs. Opal Kloes and acHdemic achievement. Tickets are now on sale for was entitled "This Is Her the banquet and dance for $5 Day ". RefreshrnenL• were senoed t•a ch at New York Clothing by Mrs. Winebrenner and House. Mayer-H1ll Barber Mrs. Beulah Ward to those Shop. a nd from Mrs. April named and Mrs . Nora SJnitll, scc relc:lry·treasurer . Houdashell, Miss Marcia Karr , Mrs. Alma Hilldore, a nd Mr s . Margar e t Eichinger. 4"/1 7~The Daily sentinel, Middlepurt·Pomeroy 0 . Thursday May 4 1978 ::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:§;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~:;;;::~:·:•:x:•:o:o:.:-:.:o;o•.; ...·.•,......,.,-., ,•..,•,•o'o'o:o'>!o~~ ..... . ,0~0'"-"0'' ·~ 'o '/O'o•,•.•.•. 'LO 'o .. . ............,................... :•:•,•:•....... ~:· Fr i da~ between A.M . and ~P . M . hours of 8 from May \, the 1978 throu gh May 15, 19 78 at the Ma-yor's Office, 237 Ra ce St ., Middleport, Ohio . 10ptn Frida';' Fred Hoffman , Mayor TIII :OOp.m. l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-----.1 VIllage of Mid dlepor t . Ohio 21 1 Apr . ' M Y ~ it drowns out whatever the actors are saying . I have often wunde1·ed where I could complain about this . If you could pass the word to the right people you would make ' a lot of people happy . - BERNICE DEAR BERNfCE - Rest assured r will pass the word along to at least one studio. POLLY Polly will send you one of her si gned thank-you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column . Write POLLY'S J'OLNTERS in care or !his newspaper. M~IL THIS COUPON . Haclcett Granulat.d Rooflnt 1 f37111Ava. Mlddleoort, o . 1 PleaH aend me furtner Information -on I Grenulat.d Roofing . lila understood I am 1 111der no obligation whatsot~~er. 1 I I I L~~!-----------------' Roof 0 •• 0 .~ I' , ~ t,, (Please Checl!) NAM~ ' ADDRESS--.,.-------- CITY . ' ZIP .. '' I ~ 2 bo th 1972 Coven t1y I 'lK b ~ J be droom 1969 S to t e ~ mo n I 1 K 60 I b edi OOfll ~ E D U C E SAH: & loc, 1 w1rh GoBe5c Tabl ets 8 ~ Vo p wo le r p1 ll s CO A L. ll ME S l O N~ . sand gr ov el cu kiu n1 l hl o r1de lm·II IIJer rlog fo od. an d oil typ ~<o ol o;,o l t Ew . c c l ~ i o r Salt Wo 1k s In c f: Mo u1 ~ ~ . f'orn er oy '197 J M91 SPECIAL l:OU IP MENT rOR cornplet e btmu ty '3 hop lor tour ope ral ofs 1l ~ ol d th1 s week Phone Any U.S., made car- parts if needed . Excludes tront-wheel drive cars. eM:tra opt s lu rn ished Pho ne 992- 5434 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork Rout e 33. no r th of Pom eroy la rge loh . Col i 992· 74 79. SMALL APT s u1ta ble f or onl y one. f u rn 1~ h ed . Co ll992·5261 . eve nings. Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy landmark 'tP-..J!ck W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992 -21 .81 D~AlEf.I S AU CTIO N So le Publ i c 1n v1ICd. f r1day . Mo y 5 12 noo11 Al l new rne r chond1 se so ld in quo n111y Ideal for s to re s . ,-ord ~ a l e s , I leo ma rk e ts . e tc. AI O h io R1ver Auct1 on . Me1gs ~ eg u l or Placo M 1ddl ep or 1 A uct io n Soles Fr 1doy and Sat urd ay ni ghh 7 pm BE ST SE lECT IO N of the bes t wood . sto..,es 111 So urhoo s te rn Oh10 jo1 ul. Mo r'~o El el. flf ol1o , l empwoo d and Nofh uo . Zion Hea l Co. 8 Pu tr101 n Dr (a ll M 1ll ~1. ). Athen!l fl1 4 59'2 ·6079 or 61 4 6% 1187 . LOCUST POSTS lor ~ ol e Bit long . $1 ~5 ea ch . 1975 Ford F- 150 4 wh eel driYe , $3800 Goo d con d it1on . 992 ·tJ 2qs o r 843· 1933 BURR O UG HS } ENSl· MAltC o( · rn o(hn1c Pho ne co unt 1n g 215 6 lhe Dm l y Se nt1ncl Il l Cou 11 Stree l Po mer o y Ol no TRAilER SPACE. m ile lro111 Meig s High Scho ol on Ol d Rt 33. 992 ·294 1 o r 992·2689, f'urSale SENIOR CO RSAGES ClTlZEN S· O u r new assistance . you may be a ble to live in ou r a pa rt me nt lor less tha n $50 a month . For mor e in fo rmat ion . con tact Vi l lage Manor Apartment s. re n te r~ 992.7787 buy 23 Cho11ne l CB anren no plus PA ~ y ~ ! em $60 l ik e n ew 992 7040 . 1H SU PER A IIO(Io r wi th hyd1aui1C. G o od ·running condl · 11on New t1re s Wi th pl ow ~ and m o we r $ 1200 li nn . Call alter~ . 991 5069 . TWO BEiiROOM Trail er . adult s on ly . 992 3324 10 x 50 2 bedroo m mobi le hom e in Racine are a. 992 -5858 . SMAll RURAL home w ith co nve· n1ences. Write bo11. 729·0 . c-o Do ily Sentinel . Po meroy. Oh io. FURNISHED APT near Rac ine $130 pe-r month. 949 ·2153 . MOl HER S Doy P1om arr an gement s. W ood liber flowe r!. Rea sonab ly pr~ c ed . Mode to ord er 992 -bJ68 MAPLE SINGLE bed $ 25 . 12 K 14 be ige carpe l $35 Do ub le' bed ONE MOTOR OlA con so le 19· scr een . I corn c11 b 992 555'1. 1977 FO RD F 150 4 w hee l dr1ve Exc el len t cond1t1on q92 53 48 1978 G OLDEN EAG LE Delu~te CJ S Jee p . Only •WOO rn de s SeHmg to bu y cor Ca l l 9 ·5. 992 711 3 lAYING HEN S a nd 4 p1gs Phom:! qn .J t83 MOT O RO lA A M · FM 8 11ack 111 d m h radio to l 11 all Ford p ro du cts. EK ce ll enl con d11 1on $50 Rt 33 111 8 ur l 1ngh om a cross f rom B u r ~ on ' s G roce ry If YOU ho ve o se r v1 ce to o l,f er , wo n ! to buy or ~e ll somethi11 g. 350 HONDA. Pr1ced for qlJiclo. .sole . See Eldon Wa lburn or coli a e looking for wor k or ~92 - ~ 805 alte r 5 :00pm . wha teve r . you 'll get re sult s fosl er with o Sentin el Wont Ad. BEN. FRANKliN f 1r eploce . Sc r een . CoU992·21 5b . gr a te nu e , Ca ll a lte r 5 30 pm 992.6 10 1. BIG 6 Day Gara ge and Por ch So le . Ap ril 30 Ia Ma y 5. Across f rom SIX ROOM houSe . Ur.hty r oom . 10 Fu ner al Home. Foglesong Jt 10 w ood uh l1ty budd mg 22 h . Mason. WV . l ot s ol d •sh es . on· L e 1 ~u re lu-ne Cam per . sell tiqueS , miSC . Odi erent Ite m s con1 a1 ned. A C. 7 <~2 · 18q3 . eo~day . 10· ~ · Ra in or sh1n e . 1973 RANG ER '1 len p 1 c ~ u p . A lt e r THR EE YARD sal es . Thu1 s.. F1i .. 5 prn , col l 2 47· 2tl84 . 011d Sol. May 4 ,5 . 8 6 . Cr o w s METAl SHOWER w ith l iberg lo ss Subdivi sio ~o , ot F1ve Poin ts bo l1 om, l1k e new. $flO M art h a YARD SALE. rhur!Ji , Fr i. . and Sot . Fo K. 33 Cus te r Stree t, M 1d· b , 7 , I 8. 9 until dorlo. at Joa n dl e po rt Stewart' s on Depot St. , Ru tl a nd Oh iO. TWO FAMIL Y Som eth~ng ya r d s ol e . for e veryone Fr1doy and Saturday . May 5 and b . 133 Bulf ~ ut A v enue ~ P:'rner o y PlANl S r - - -- - - - - - - , PAN TS. wo1 k s,h1 rb . re cycled 1eo ns. cov e r a ll ~ a nd d1~ r11111 c u ro ll ~ Od d ~ and E nd ~ Shop . Rt 1 M idd le poll Oh 1a 9'n·6 17J FOR SAlE . Cobboge , toma to , mang o . ho t peppe r , (e lery, b roccol i . pet u ni as , m arigo lds. Don Stoborl , Rt . 2 , Racin e. 949 ·234 2. ::.::..:::___~~- Check our low, low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROG~N, POTACH, FERT-0-P-ELS & BLEND Pomeroy landmark Q,.,.~ck W. Carsey, Mgr. - · ~, Phone 992-2181 YAlf: FORK l1 l t Phone 949 2705 or <i 49 2210 lo r mo re.> 111l ormo 11011 J N~IJLATJ O N BUSIN ESS 1q74 Stop 1! uck and 2 III!>Uiohng ' co mpl ete w1th ex tm b lower5 . App ro ~ . 500 bogs a t 111 Sula110 n . Evcry1 h11'9 n e eded to go mto bu s HHl~S 992 3993 r na ch 1ne ~ $10. 9B5.358 1 FOUf.l ROOMS and both . 992·3090. WORK Yon 1o ~R O CC O LI C A BB AG E coul1 ll owe r b1usse ll sprouh e gg plon1 s hea d le11uce . swee t peppers. hung a r~ an wo K ~e e r honono rh 1h pep p ~r s Pl u~ many d dler en t vCH1 e l1e s ol tomato plant s rnony k 111ds ol hon g1n g ba skets a nd pot !l owe rs. Lo rge \1Q fl e 1y ol on nuo ls 111 ll a ts. Cl e land Forrn ~ on d G r ~: ~n h o u !o e Raci ne Gera ldme Cle land 1 GroWOMEN'S SANDALS Rv Thorn MeAn & Connie Dress & Casuals Values to $21.99 SALE FO R MEM O RIA l Day Be ou rd ul s p ra y ~ selec t1o n ll owe rs , b as k e t ~ oo ~~ e ~ Foye ~ G1l1 Sh op . N 2n d St M,d dl e por t Hondo. 99'1 7639 Gold, Black. Blue & Red. EED A WATER SOFTENER? SALE $499 20% DISCOUNT Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water with co.op wfllter softener. Model UC-SVI , FOR ALL GRADUATING SENIORS heritage house '289.95 OF SHOES Let us test vour water Free Pomeroy landmark \?n :!_ack W. Carsey, Mgr. ~. 7 00 CANVAS SHOES WIRE CAG ES l or tomo roes . An dr ew Cr o!. !. , Rm1ne 24 7 2851 Now Only $ Converse · l-ast Break 1975 CR 125 El 51tl o re. 1972 125 Store Hours : 9: 30 to 5:00 Monday thru Saturday Open Friday E~enings tiiB · N. 2nd Ave . Middleport , 0 . P,hone992·218t r----,r--------------------------------... ----1 from neighborhood ASSOCIATED DRUGGISTS YDII' : YARD SALE . Wed . , Thu1 s. Fr i . 10· 5 4 mile s off Rl. 7 on 14 3. Old d ish e~ . bottles a nd c h i no cobmet . Ra in or sh in e. YARD SAlE . Th ur s.. Fr1 . an d Sol 4.5.6 ol Hob son by railroad tr ac k s. Everyth ing l ike n e w Ra i n can ce ls . 992 ·6173 . TH REE FAMJL Y Ya rd Sole May 4.5 6lrom 9 to -i . Belly M oo re 's res1d ence . Rl. 7 Bypa ss . Wat ch for s•gns . PRING • av1ngs MAN Y FAMili ES Ya rd So l e May 4th and 5th o n Rt 143. Tw o hou ses pa st Wo lf Pe n Rd . Gl oria John so11 . Storts 9 ern . FOUR FAMILY Ya rd Sol e . Fri . a nd Sot . ol the Mi ll01d Swartz r esiden t'e in A lfred ius! oft 681 . Fo llo w s ign s. M isc. 1tems plus a n1c e ~e l ect1 o n of men's ond wo men's cos me tics. FOUR FAMlL Y Ya rd Sole at Sill Pullin s residence, M ud S oc~ Road , A llred , Oh io. May 4th , 5th and 6th . 9·6 . Clot hing, in · fon ts and up . Uni!orms , f ur · f'j iture . glo!>swo re. bosslne lt and mo d m ise . Ra in cancel s. MYLANTA ANTACID liQUi(J 1J 01 Mt(l l1~ 1 S2 48 or lacltts 1005 Mig Lr~ 1 Sl 39 C"DICf I~ FOREST RUN Methodis t Chur ch Rumma ge So le in the chuHh ba seme n t . -ith .ond 5th . 9·3 . jj j ~··" ,,_ •tr•• • "~ A FOUR Family Yard So le. Wed . Thurs .. Fri. 9·3 . AI 778 H1gh St. . M iddlepo rt . Oh io . - ----·~ THREE FAM!l Y Yard Sole bes ide Po meroy Bow ling A lley. Thurs . and Fri. 9-4 . Baby cloth i ng. children·s, men 's and w ornen 's. sl ereo. m is c. YARD SALE ot Richard Spencer' s in Tuppers Plain s On Rl . 7 . May 5th and 6th . Wo ode n bed . cloth in g , many o the r 1tems . YARD SAlE . One doy on ly. Fr i.. May 5 on SiiYer Ridge Rood off CR 30. Ele ctric ronge , wash ~tond , old Vi c trola wilh utcords. , 5 element beam , books . hovJ.ehold Items . baby !urniture, games, to y s, !Jiome new items. Clothes for oiL From 9•? Phone 985 · ~2~7 . YARD SAlE . Moy ~ . S, and 0 on State Rt . 325 in Dan ville , Ohio . 10· 5. Also a power saw and a wedd ing gown lo Jel l, men's shirh sites smoll and junior clothes sizes 5 & 7. Call H2·3076 . Middleport, 0. .FURNITURE Bo 1goin Ce nte1 ~e ll s new and used fu r · · n1 1urc . A l ~o trade ~ o 11 d b uy s ho use lu ll l u rnll u r e o r few p1ecc5 Dr1 ve o li11le and sa ve o lo t Ch eck w n h .u ~ belore you qq1. 7b08 "Stock Up Now "!! 3(:rtP.I1111Q for Sens1h~e S ~ 1n LOhOII 4 Ol or Get 3 01 Mig list S4 09 e~cll BOXED ~~~,~~~e~~eQal .33.~ Silt ~h i! fld ~ Ofed Seals Mtg 1M 89· 2 '" age ~dCh .97 YARD SALE . Moy 5 ond b. 10·3. Rain cancei!Ji . Corner o f Fo rest Run Rd . an~ Rt . 7. . Y9) ?'lOS . RUTl AND snoo 3 AND 4 RM . furnis hed a nd un· YARD SAL E. Main St .. Rutland acrou from the NoEorene · Church . Fri. and Sot . 9· ? Wbot • get •• Mom )n ""' life? You'll find her gifty favorites here ... from lingerie · andsleepwear to tops and accessories. She'll love anything and everything on her special day ...select a few! 197'l MO DEL MASS EY Ferguson 135 tr acto r 1!1 good condi t i~n . qn ...i<:t_·- --·- . BAHR CLOTHIERS N. 2nd Ave. 8 .!1, S MOBIU: HOMtS Pt "Plea 50111, W. Va b C[)IdC Hec. k ~ 1973 Br oodmore 14 :.: 64 2 b l:!'rlroom 1973 Dorion 14 , 60 '} h ed1 00 111 197-2 Vic tor 1on 14,67 3 bed roo m Nelso n Dru g AD.eoon YARO SA LE. All si zes cloth•ng. !urnilure, bed spread sond mrsc. 740 High St ., Middl eport . Ohio. .9 om ro 3 pm . Thursda';' an d fri· ""'CNrothers voc. t'or~al c for Sale Wheel Alignment ~ 9.3010 5. ~~. ~~~s EXPERT HUNTER · SPEED STICK DeOdorant oy Mpnnen ReouiJr 0' ,_.rn~ 1 '!i 01 GRASS SHEAR 6l9~::: .""" .17 l t< (SI:: ,t,l'lf' SIJGG~ lollO - D l.lll l(£5 ()Dfi(H.!,t,' Wll<-1 Jl ,t, Al~IJl ll ll~ SfOAtS WIIUU II~I lHliiiOII l r O Lifol!l Oi.J"fHili!S li T SALI! fi'IICI!I VILLAGE PHARMACY Middleport, 0. .New Haven, W. Va . 11.!!!! MOUTHWASH 14 01 Nlg l1s1 S1 119 ggc �4, 1978 Sentinel, m .:s ro MEET AMOUNT NOTED Past matrOJiS ami past The Pomeroy PTA d ea J'ed patrons will be honored at approximate ly $350 on the re· toni g ht 's meetin g of t'cnl smorgasbordheld allhe CHESTE Evangeline Chapter. Order of Pomeroy Elemcni<Jry School. R-Pians for the to be 11"1 (1 al .• 'II b ·' f 51 st annual rally of Dislrt'ct 13 the F:aste''l1 S'"r, "" c Till' procecus WI e useu or ·.''0 at tl1e M . "sonic Ten pie. 1 · to be held at Junction City 1 7 ., "' pla.yg roum unprovctnclllH. Past matrons arc requested The PTA extends thanks to were announced at a meeting to wear their grand dmplcr . Powells. [ioteway and Royal ~uesrtay night of . Chester ~owns. Chapter officers ilrc Crown for contributions. Counetl 32.1, nauchlers of to wear their gowns. ami arc Amenca. to take a covered dish. The rall v will be held on . - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - , POWELL'S .Store .Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm Thru MAY 6, 1978 298 SECOND ST. ·Mary Lisle presents Asbury UMW program GOLD RUSH SPECTACULAR , Shop Powell's Super Va lu during tneor storewide Gold Rush Spectacular. Guess the number of gold nuggets in the. jar and win a one minu'te shopping spree (not to u :ceed SIOO .OO ). Look for circular in' Mo.nday , Mlty 1st oailv ~· ~l.~ri'1A~~f~:r~r1rli AMY PAULEY TlJRNS THREE - Amy Lynn Pauley, daughl!'r of Mr. and Mrs. Jamt·s Carl Paukr. HI , Uroad Run . Rnad. Letart, W . Va. ren•ntl)' · celebra ted her third birthday. Joining the fami ly for the t•elebratinn wrn· twr gra ndparents Mr. and Mrs . Harold Hanson, Middlt·port : Mr. and Mrs. .James Pauley, Jr .. Mason, W. Va . ; hH grt•at· g·randmotht·r. Mr~. \'anna ' Samplt•s, Mason, and Tom· my Johnson. Letart. St·n· ding gifts wert• Mrs. Lottie Pauley, Cedar Gro\•e, W. Va . and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Meter and Tom· . my . Masun . Gifts and fardii were presented to Amy and rakt·, il't: (Team and Kool· Aid wt·rr stn•cd. r· · ----·-· · 1 ¢ 1 Social 1 GRADE A EXTRA LARGE EGGS ........!l?.z;. D 0if A to host l/ Y • 1 Calendar 1 THURSDAY (; ,\J.LI/1 CO UNTY SAWN SY RACUSE-" When You 're llappy" was the program topic used by Mrs. Mary I.isle at the Tuesday ni ~ hl mee ting Pomeroy High alumni plan dance Fonner Pomeroy Higtl School teachers arc being in· vi tcd to attend the Pomeroy Hi gh School Alumni Associa· tum banquet and dance ln bt: hl'l d May 27 at Me1gs High School Many teachers have in lli ca tcd that they will bC atl.t•nd ing the reunion. Addresses or SOIIl l' CIJ'C not a,·ailable and Mrs. l.tnda Mayer. Mrs . April Smith and Mrs. Marcia Arnold are wor king towa rd sec uring thc~c . Heunion d Hss em1tac.:Lo.; up- dat ing addr esses ar e Margaret Will lloudashclt , class or 1918 : Bernadine Shoulders Meier, class of 192:l; Bob RoberL<. t9'28; Louise llartun'g Bearl"· 193:1; Hose Ange lellt Sisson. 1938; r;t2. 1-: l ~ ht and Furt y ' Will Thursdcty Cit tll t' h u11W uf ~1rs . .h •e~ n Wuud. MEIGS County Council of PTAs, Thursday, 7: 30p.m. at Pomeroy Elementary School. InstaUa tion or offi cers. REVIVAl. in prograss through May 7 at Hutland Church or God. 7:30 p.m. nightl y. Ralph Woods, eva ngel ist. Bobby Port er, pa st or. fRIDAY POMONA GRANG E, Fri· da) , 8 p.m. at the Rock Spr· u1~s Gra nge Hall. HarrisonJlll' l.' l \' lill' Grange to IJc host . CHURCH Wornwn United of ¢ U.S. NO. 1 WHITE 10 POTATOES.~~· . FLOUR 5LB. 59¢ . Limit 1 Per Customer .W/C Good Only at Powell 's Offer res May 6, 1978 ~- HEINZ CATSUP 32 oz. 68¢ W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only al Powell's Offer Expires May 6, 1978 BANOUET FRIED CHICKEN 32 OZ. $}68 Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer E 6, 1978 TERI TOWELS W/C Mci~s Coun ty , May Ft'l luwshtp Day , sack lunch at rwon Friday at T nnl\)' Church. Program at I::lO p.m. A potluck supper and fa nuly night J'elcbration for the Umtcd Methodist Women of th e Ente rprise United Mt•lhodist Church look place Tuesday night allhc hon1e u[ the Rev. and Mrs . .huncs Cur· bitt. l.ra ce was g~ v en by the Hev . Mr. Corbitt. Foll owing the supper each fa mily allen· ding contributed something toward the program. Mrs. Delores Will gave the scriplure; Mrs. Wanda Im boden. a MoU1cr's Day poem ; the Her . Mr. and Mrs. Corbitt. a song: Mrs. Agnes Dixorr , iJ poem ; Mrs. Fra nk te llunnel, several newspa11cr arti cle s un wmuen; Mrs. Ca rol Ohlinger, cu1 P>:pcrienrc concerning mothers ; Mrs. Becky Cotterill. a word search puzzle concerning women or the New Testa men t. The group s.ang " Amazing Grate" accompani ed by the minister. Att endin g wer e the mi nister. his wife. and fa mi· ly, Kay, Gail , Shelly and Ma rk. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunnel and Arlie, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger. and Laura. Wanda Imbuden , Mrs . Dixon, Mrs. Wtl l and Mt·s. Cottrill . Location noted Holzer Medical Center (Discharges May 31 Cheryl BaSll, Harry Bolinger, Linda Carroll , Ester Cassill, Mary Circle, Gladys Coler Ohariet Devore", Wilma Geer, Leola Guinther , Donna Harlan , Marian Hoo ver. Marlene Hou ck, Shirley Hudson , Mrs. Michael Hughes and son, Winifred Hurst , Gayle Mullen, Margaret Ohlinger , H e l e~ Oney, Carolyn Roush , Debra Selbe, Eddie Simpkins, Walter Wilds , Carrie Willis, Delores Wiseman , Jane Wood. (Births May 3) Mr . and Mrs. Charles Cleland , a daughter, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Timmy White, a daughter, Jackson . The shot heard round the world wasn't fired at Concord - it was given to us in the doctor's offi ce. Show her with cards and candy from Dutton Drug Co. Extra SjJecial Fabrics for Extra Special Tops -..--...------~--~~uu: BUY MOM THE BEST I l l l • Terry Cloth •Lightweight Velour eGaure lO % Discount to 1111 Students, C-B Clubs, 4~H dubs, Etc. • . ..._._.._ Generation Rap ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel No one watches their pennies anymore - Uncle Sam has exper1.s keeping track of 'em fur us. UN IT E D Method ist Women, Heath United Methodist .Church, 7:30 p.rri. · Monday at the chutch. Mrs. Juanita Bachtel to have the program on "Developing a Personal Theology" with Mrs. Beulah Hayes to be devolional ·leader. Mrs. Mae Lambert, Mrs. Terri Byer, Mrs. Mae Ketchka and Mrs. Jane Gilkey will be hostesses. .~------.-------·~-~~---·~~~-,--~- TliiS MOTHER'S DAY BUY HAUMARK CARDS ~ ~~ · ~·:· Buy A Pair For Mother's bay And Get A Purse.. '12 Price heritage house Micldfeport Polly Cramer MY.GRANDFATHER THE PHILOSOPHER! DEAR HELEN AND SUE : · I .got p~egnanllasl year but had a miscarriage. Mom sent me to hve wtlh my grandparents and I've learned a lot since then . I respect myself now and don 't plan to make that mistake agatn. I'm gellmg good grades, have nice friends and know when to say "No!" · .. ~ut mY, ,grandfalher, a college professor, is always spouting saymgs that prove I shouldn't go out with boys just yet. (I'm almosllo.) His lat.~st is, '_'Those who ignore history are condemned to rehve 1t, meamng " Remember you got pregnant. " What can I say ? · ADRIAN DEAR ADRIAN : How about," 'Experience is the best teacher' : I've learned my lesson, Gra ndpa."? -SUE , . . Mildew forms in closet DEAR POLLY -Please tell me of something that will fight dampness in a clothes closet that is near the wall of a brick house. Mildew is beginning to form on shoes and clothing . -NEIL DEAR NEIL- Remove the mildew from lbe shoes and clothing and then keep a low watt light bulb burning in the DEAR ADRIAN : ·elosel all the lime. Be sure it Or, "Let the dead past bury it 's dead ." is not near clothing or NOTE YOUR GRANDFATHER : Adrian has proved anything that might become herself. Fgr g~h sake~. let her have a normal teen life! . too hot. If )<OUhave a ceiling HEU' N · light in the closet that is usually out of the way RAP : o anything that could cause a f'm going with Harry whose ex-girlfriend is a pretty good firehazard. -POLLY friendofmine-oris she? DEAR POLLY- You will Every night she calls me up with more warnings about have no more annoyance with Harry. Honest, he doesn 'I seem that way at all . • . a slipping rolling pin cover if I love lum \but I can't help listening. Maybe she's right.. yousewelasliclhreadaround HE!.P · each end of the cover. This HELP : . works perfectly. -AMELIA · And maybe she s unply wants Harry back. DEAR POLLy - Recently Change lhesubjectorhang up .- HEI.EN AND SUE while we were on a vacation with another couple the husDEAR HEI.F.N AND SUE : band had a rough edge on one I am doing a very sinful thing. I'm having sex with my uncle of his fingernails. He used the who is 20 years older than me. I do it mostly for the money he striking surface of a match pays me, but I think I'd even call up and beg him to meet me if book for filing off the rough it was for free. I'm 16. t'tlge. I thought that an ex· It 's my fault -I coaxed him into it. cellenl idea for an emergenShould I go to my aunl and e•plain all that's happened and cy. -EDNA ask her fo rgiveness ? . P.I.G. DEAR POLLY - A small DEARP.: block of camphor placed in a No 1 drawer or suitcase wi'll Go lo your uncle and explain all that sex and money business remove impossible odors is in the past! If he argues. tell him you'll have to gel moral within a few days. r have support from your parents ... and his wife.. even conquered the odor or · Whether you're mostly at fault or not , a man who takes ad· smoke from pillows and vantage of his tee1mge niece is a pretty miserable character. clothing by pulling them in a Stay clear or him' · HF.I.EN AND SUE dosed sui tcase with camphor for a wee k or two. -LOUISE DEAR POLLY - I find the plastic or mel<!! tube~ thlll Q. My mother is going into her Medicare ·insurance pay my husband's cigars come in the hospital next month for an for? Are there any services make excellent holders for operation. What services will Medicare won't cover? my crochet needles. I leave A. When a beneficiary is a the liners in to keep the hospital inpatient, Medicare needles from gelling scratchhospital insurance can pay ed. for a semiprivate room and My son·tn·law makes onion all meals; regular nursing rings in his restaurant and he services; costs of special puts the onions in the freezer care units (such as an in· for 10 to 15 minutes before tensive care unit); drugs culling. When the juice is furnished by the hospita l; lab frozen it does not make one tests, X-rays, and other cry. -JANE radiology services billed by DEAR POLLY - I have a the hospital; medical sup- new use for a broken car plies and appliances; antenna. I slick one in my operating and recovery room angel wing plant, close to the Open Friday til8 costs ; and rehabilitation stem . As the plant grows I services. Medicare cannot can pull up another length of Saturday til6 pay for personal convenience the antenna. Saves looking items, private duty nurses, around for a nice thin straight the first 3 pints of blood in a slick. - MARGUERITE benefit period, or for- a DEAR POLLY - I saw a private room unless it is question lri the colwnn thlll medicaUy necessary. was never answered. To both my husband and I it is an irri• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • taut. The question was " Does anyone else feel as I do about the horrible music on TV shows ." I think it was a com· plimenllo call it horrible and loud as Peggy did because I NfW ~ think it spoils any show. I call CO-ORDINATED it weird and ear splittin~ and ;o SPORTSWEAR SEWING CENTER FAMOUS BRANDS "Ou the T 01 Middleport, 0." •JACKETS •SKIRTS •BLOUSES •SlACKS •TOPS •PANT SKIRTS •SHORTS ·-·- -----·GIVE ABEAUnFUL "NEW' LOOK AND PROTECTION 10 YOUR OlD ROOF For vacation lime, the only matched luggage we can af· ford is three shopping bags from the same department store. People aren 'l gelling better - it's just harder to find anything considered sinful to perpetrate. PUBLIC NOTICE The en v i ronmenla l assessm en I has be~n com · pleted by Floyd G . Browne and Assoc iates , ltd . for the Select Something For Mother Now. -Insulates against cold or heat. -Will not cltlp. crack or -No need to tear off your roof to repair ,any · slate, metal, shingle or built-up roof. Make It leakproof with beautiful Granules. - Otoose yours in any. color of your choice. -Add years of life to your present home or building. GUARANTEE ON IJIH 1\AlERIALS AND LABOR• . POLLY'S POINTERS c:Q.J THE FREE ESTIMATES - ·~ HOME FURNISHINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES RUSSEU STOVER 1 CANDY I ®~ » f "QUALITY" ,..... BUY •Eyelet ........ . . proposed cons tr u c tion of sewage facili t ies I n the Powell Sl . area of the Village of Middleport . This dOCumenl will be avallllble for publ i c in . spection Monday through peel. greeters. · SALE SLATED The Eleanor Circle of the Heath United Methodist Church will hold a rwrunage sale on May 9 at the church basement. The sale will begin al 9a .m. I I I rd .M be . . Dons ,Grueser, and Mrs. Salu ay, ay 20 , gmmng Mary K H0 lte r . at 10 a.m. with Per.ry Council . d r I lle 283, New Lexington, to be Mrs. H Ritchie lol 1o a etal r 1 T host counc il. Chesler, from e en ay or, s e Guiding Star of Syracuse, councilor, advising of the Kyger, and Theodorus Coun- death of Laura I.a Boileaux, cil of Pomeroy will charter a of Cincinnati who died with a bus to the rally. Those in· massive heart attack during teresled in going are asked to the lime she was in Tiffin for ('Onlacl Mrs. Dorothy Rit· the rally. Mrs. La 'Boileaux chi e. was stale councilor, 1~9. The District will furnish the Visitors at the m~eling meal, rolls. coffee and table were Charlotte Nease, service for the dinner with Pauline Morarily, and Jean each member to take two Hall of the Guiding Star Conn· covered dishes, along with cil, Syracuse . Mrs. Zana gifts for the good or the order Gainer was reported home table, the country store U!ble , from the hospil<ll, and it was and the 25 cent gift U!ble. noted that Mr. and Mrs. Joe Those from Chester Counci l Bbsell have a new greatnot planning to attend, but great-granddaughter. Mrs. with a gift to sena are askl>d Elizabeth Hayes thanked the to take illo the next Council council for gifts and cards meeting. during her hosil<llizalion. A practice for the rally will Asilent auction was held by be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the home anrl orphans' com· Junction City. At Tuesday rnillee . Mrs. Clari ce Allen night's meeting, a practice was pianist for the meeting. was held for receiving the naAttending the meeting tiona I an d stale officers. besides those named were At the May 16 meeting of Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Council, the 44th anniversary Fern Morri s, Mrs. Ada oftheCheslerCouncilwillbe Neutzling , Mrs . Ma e ce lebr ated . Charter McPeek. Mrs. I.elhll Wood. members will be honored . Mrs. Ada Mor ri s, Mrs . Mrs. Ritchie , distri ct deputy, T helma Whil e, Mr s . reported on the rally held Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Eileen recently at Tiffin and about Martin , Mrs. Zelda Weher, her visit to the national home Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. there. She noted that any Ethe l Orr, Mrs . Erma member can go there and Cleland, Mrs. Ada Bisse ll , while only 23 are there now, Mrs. Mabel Van' Meter, Mrs. the horne can accomodale Laura Mae N1 ce , Mrs. Julte more. Others going to the ral· Rose, Mrs. Leona Hensley, ly were Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Bett y Housh, Mrs. Mary Mrs . Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Showall<•r, and Mrs. lnzy Newell. r----..--·~·--~~~~~-.., I , 1U Family night dinner set SATURDAY HACINE Base ball Assn. bake sale, tag day, pop bottle Calvar y Bible Church, and bott le cap collections and formerly or 26 North Second car wash beg inning a t 9 a.m. Avenue in Middleport . is Saturday. an noun cing a c han ~e of RE VIVAL , un de rw ay at locatwn . The new locat10n. 1s Si'r:ttlJSe " Chiil'etr --·or· "the .•. Jil lh~. hea rt. of.uo~ .of M.etgs . Nazarene, 7 each evening Co unt y's fastes t g ~o wm g with the Rev. Ed Irwin, ar eas . The church s new and song locat ton ts best reached by eva nge li st eva ngelist of Harriso n. Tex., tumlng left al FJve Potnts spea king. Revi va l will ont o Fla t w~ds Ro~ d and continue through May 14 and then nght at the r rst In· the public is invited. tcrscctton. following Co~nty BAK E SALE by Road .25 (Pomeroy Ptket llarrisonvi lle senior Citizens approxliilately I '~ mtles. The 9 a.m. to s. p.m. Saturday at large red metal building is comer or Rout es 143 and 681 situated on the left at the top across from the former store of the hill. This new site was in Harrisonville. made available through the 'co urtesy of Mr . and Mrs. Roger Epple. Th e new SUNDAY EASTERN Junior class location will better enable horse show Sunday beginning Calvary Bible Church to meet at 10 a.m. at Bar 30 above the needs or a grwoing area. The schedule or services high school. Sanctioned by will remain as follows : OVHFA. BAPTISMAL services at Sunday School 9:30 a .m., Leading Creek foll owing Morning Worship 10 :30 a .m., Sunday School at Rutland Sunday evening service 7:30 Church or God. W. D. p.m., and th e midw ee k Watkins, stat e over seer , prayer meeting and Bible guest speaker at evening study will be at 7:31l p.m. services. Public invited. Calvary Bible Church in· vites the public to visit the MONDAY new location . POMEHOY JYfA , Monday night 7:30, with the program to be by the fifth and sixth grade bands. New officers will installed and a nursery will be pr ov id ed . Kinder.garten and first grade parents will' be hostesses and '4'9t W/C Limit 1 Per Customer · Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires May 6, 1978 of the United Methudist Winebrenner . Women of the Asbury United Mrs. Lisle was ass isted in MethlKl ist Church held allhe the program by Mrs. Opal hurnc of Mrs . Bernice Kloes, Mrs . Rose Ann Jenkins , Mrs. April Harmon, -Mrs. Belly _Koch, _l\lrs , Ann ' S<tuvage, Mrs . Ruth Shain, and Mrs. Irene Parker. Mrs. Lisle presided at the business meeting with 64 shulin calls being reported. Mrs . Helen Teaford read a letter from Pete Spilkug, mis: Mhry Wiggi 110 Bentz, 194:!: stonary home from Korea. Kennl'lh Harris and Ann and also nolL>d that a birthday ca rd had been sent to Dorothy Snnth Hupc. 1948 ; Ma rl ene Wilson and Sue Clark Housh, Al vord. missionary in l{hodesia . Ann Sauvage read 1953 : Marcia Gruese r Arnold, a letter of thanks from CROP · !958. and Hank Cleland , Halph Werry <md Bob ArnG, for money donated . The se crelary and 196:1. treasurer's reports were A scholarship will be awarded to i:l graduating son given and a free will offering or da ughter of a Pomeroy wa s taken . Mrs. Sauvage lligh School alumni member. gave devotions using scripHigh School transcripts arc to lure from St. Matthew and be sent to the Pomeroy High read in gs, ··Tribut e to Alumni Association , P. 0 . Mother" , "Mothers By Prt>Box 202. Pomeroy, 45769. The xy", and " A Mother's Love." scholarship is ba sed on The closing readings was given by Mrs. Opal Kloes and acHdemic achievement. Tickets are now on sale for was entitled "This Is Her the banquet and dance for $5 Day ". RefreshrnenL• were senoed t•a ch at New York Clothing by Mrs. Winebrenner and House. Mayer-H1ll Barber Mrs. Beulah Ward to those Shop. a nd from Mrs. April named and Mrs . Nora SJnitll, scc relc:lry·treasurer . Houdashell, Miss Marcia Karr , Mrs. Alma Hilldore, a nd Mr s . Margar e t Eichinger. 4"/1 7~The Daily sentinel, Middlepurt·Pomeroy 0 . Thursday May 4 1978 ::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:§;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~:;;;::~:·:•:x:•:o:o:.:-:.:o;o•.; ...·.•,......,.,-., ,•..,•,•o'o'o:o'>!o~~ ..... . ,0~0'"-"0'' ·~ 'o '/O'o•,•.•.•. 'LO 'o .. . ............,................... :•:•,•:•....... ~:· Fr i da~ between A.M . and ~P . M . hours of 8 from May \, the 1978 throu gh May 15, 19 78 at the Ma-yor's Office, 237 Ra ce St ., Middleport, Ohio . 10ptn Frida';' Fred Hoffman , Mayor TIII :OOp.m. l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-----.1 VIllage of Mid dlepor t . Ohio 21 1 Apr . ' M Y ~ it drowns out whatever the actors are saying . I have often wunde1·ed where I could complain about this . If you could pass the word to the right people you would make ' a lot of people happy . - BERNICE DEAR BERNfCE - Rest assured r will pass the word along to at least one studio. POLLY Polly will send you one of her si gned thank-you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column . Write POLLY'S J'OLNTERS in care or !his newspaper. M~IL THIS COUPON . Haclcett Granulat.d Rooflnt 1 f37111Ava. Mlddleoort, o . 1 PleaH aend me furtner Information -on I Grenulat.d Roofing . lila understood I am 1 111der no obligation whatsot~~er. 1 I I I L~~!-----------------' Roof 0 •• 0 .~ I' , ~ t,, (Please Checl!) NAM~ ' ADDRESS--.,.-------- CITY . ' ZIP .. '' I ~ 2 bo th 1972 Coven t1y I 'lK b ~ J be droom 1969 S to t e ~ mo n I 1 K 60 I b edi OOfll ~ E D U C E SAH: & loc, 1 w1rh GoBe5c Tabl ets 8 ~ Vo p wo le r p1 ll s CO A L. ll ME S l O N~ . sand gr ov el cu kiu n1 l hl o r1de lm·II IIJer rlog fo od. an d oil typ ~<o ol o;,o l t Ew . c c l ~ i o r Salt Wo 1k s In c f: Mo u1 ~ ~ . f'orn er oy '197 J M91 SPECIAL l:OU IP MENT rOR cornplet e btmu ty '3 hop lor tour ope ral ofs 1l ~ ol d th1 s week Phone Any U.S., made car- parts if needed . Excludes tront-wheel drive cars. eM:tra opt s lu rn ished Pho ne 992- 5434 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork Rout e 33. no r th of Pom eroy la rge loh . Col i 992· 74 79. SMALL APT s u1ta ble f or onl y one. f u rn 1~ h ed . Co ll992·5261 . eve nings. Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy landmark 'tP-..J!ck W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992 -21 .81 D~AlEf.I S AU CTIO N So le Publ i c 1n v1ICd. f r1day . Mo y 5 12 noo11 Al l new rne r chond1 se so ld in quo n111y Ideal for s to re s . ,-ord ~ a l e s , I leo ma rk e ts . e tc. AI O h io R1ver Auct1 on . Me1gs ~ eg u l or Placo M 1ddl ep or 1 A uct io n Soles Fr 1doy and Sat urd ay ni ghh 7 pm BE ST SE lECT IO N of the bes t wood . sto..,es 111 So urhoo s te rn Oh10 jo1 ul. Mo r'~o El el. flf ol1o , l empwoo d and Nofh uo . Zion Hea l Co. 8 Pu tr101 n Dr (a ll M 1ll ~1. ). Athen!l fl1 4 59'2 ·6079 or 61 4 6% 1187 . LOCUST POSTS lor ~ ol e Bit long . $1 ~5 ea ch . 1975 Ford F- 150 4 wh eel driYe , $3800 Goo d con d it1on . 992 ·tJ 2qs o r 843· 1933 BURR O UG HS } ENSl· MAltC o( · rn o(hn1c Pho ne co unt 1n g 215 6 lhe Dm l y Se nt1ncl Il l Cou 11 Stree l Po mer o y Ol no TRAilER SPACE. m ile lro111 Meig s High Scho ol on Ol d Rt 33. 992 ·294 1 o r 992·2689, f'urSale SENIOR CO RSAGES ClTlZEN S· O u r new assistance . you may be a ble to live in ou r a pa rt me nt lor less tha n $50 a month . For mor e in fo rmat ion . con tact Vi l lage Manor Apartment s. re n te r~ 992.7787 buy 23 Cho11ne l CB anren no plus PA ~ y ~ ! em $60 l ik e n ew 992 7040 . 1H SU PER A IIO(Io r wi th hyd1aui1C. G o od ·running condl · 11on New t1re s Wi th pl ow ~ and m o we r $ 1200 li nn . Call alter~ . 991 5069 . TWO BEiiROOM Trail er . adult s on ly . 992 3324 10 x 50 2 bedroo m mobi le hom e in Racine are a. 992 -5858 . SMAll RURAL home w ith co nve· n1ences. Write bo11. 729·0 . c-o Do ily Sentinel . Po meroy. Oh io. FURNISHED APT near Rac ine $130 pe-r month. 949 ·2153 . MOl HER S Doy P1om arr an gement s. W ood liber flowe r!. Rea sonab ly pr~ c ed . Mode to ord er 992 -bJ68 MAPLE SINGLE bed $ 25 . 12 K 14 be ige carpe l $35 Do ub le' bed ONE MOTOR OlA con so le 19· scr een . I corn c11 b 992 555'1. 1977 FO RD F 150 4 w hee l dr1ve Exc el len t cond1t1on q92 53 48 1978 G OLDEN EAG LE Delu~te CJ S Jee p . Only •WOO rn de s SeHmg to bu y cor Ca l l 9 ·5. 992 711 3 lAYING HEN S a nd 4 p1gs Phom:! qn .J t83 MOT O RO lA A M · FM 8 11ack 111 d m h radio to l 11 all Ford p ro du cts. EK ce ll enl con d11 1on $50 Rt 33 111 8 ur l 1ngh om a cross f rom B u r ~ on ' s G roce ry If YOU ho ve o se r v1 ce to o l,f er , wo n ! to buy or ~e ll somethi11 g. 350 HONDA. Pr1ced for qlJiclo. .sole . See Eldon Wa lburn or coli a e looking for wor k or ~92 - ~ 805 alte r 5 :00pm . wha teve r . you 'll get re sult s fosl er with o Sentin el Wont Ad. BEN. FRANKliN f 1r eploce . Sc r een . CoU992·21 5b . gr a te nu e , Ca ll a lte r 5 30 pm 992.6 10 1. BIG 6 Day Gara ge and Por ch So le . Ap ril 30 Ia Ma y 5. Across f rom SIX ROOM houSe . Ur.hty r oom . 10 Fu ner al Home. Foglesong Jt 10 w ood uh l1ty budd mg 22 h . Mason. WV . l ot s ol d •sh es . on· L e 1 ~u re lu-ne Cam per . sell tiqueS , miSC . Odi erent Ite m s con1 a1 ned. A C. 7 <~2 · 18q3 . eo~day . 10· ~ · Ra in or sh1n e . 1973 RANG ER '1 len p 1 c ~ u p . A lt e r THR EE YARD sal es . Thu1 s.. F1i .. 5 prn , col l 2 47· 2tl84 . 011d Sol. May 4 ,5 . 8 6 . Cr o w s METAl SHOWER w ith l iberg lo ss Subdivi sio ~o , ot F1ve Poin ts bo l1 om, l1k e new. $flO M art h a YARD SALE. rhur!Ji , Fr i. . and Sot . Fo K. 33 Cus te r Stree t, M 1d· b , 7 , I 8. 9 until dorlo. at Joa n dl e po rt Stewart' s on Depot St. , Ru tl a nd Oh iO. TWO FAMIL Y Som eth~ng ya r d s ol e . for e veryone Fr1doy and Saturday . May 5 and b . 133 Bulf ~ ut A v enue ~ P:'rner o y PlANl S r - - -- - - - - - - , PAN TS. wo1 k s,h1 rb . re cycled 1eo ns. cov e r a ll ~ a nd d1~ r11111 c u ro ll ~ Od d ~ and E nd ~ Shop . Rt 1 M idd le poll Oh 1a 9'n·6 17J FOR SAlE . Cobboge , toma to , mang o . ho t peppe r , (e lery, b roccol i . pet u ni as , m arigo lds. Don Stoborl , Rt . 2 , Racin e. 949 ·234 2. ::.::..:::___~~- Check our low, low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROG~N, POTACH, FERT-0-P-ELS & BLEND Pomeroy landmark Q,.,.~ck W. Carsey, Mgr. - · ~, Phone 992-2181 YAlf: FORK l1 l t Phone 949 2705 or <i 49 2210 lo r mo re.> 111l ormo 11011 J N~IJLATJ O N BUSIN ESS 1q74 Stop 1! uck and 2 III!>Uiohng ' co mpl ete w1th ex tm b lower5 . App ro ~ . 500 bogs a t 111 Sula110 n . Evcry1 h11'9 n e eded to go mto bu s HHl~S 992 3993 r na ch 1ne ~ $10. 9B5.358 1 FOUf.l ROOMS and both . 992·3090. WORK Yon 1o ~R O CC O LI C A BB AG E coul1 ll owe r b1usse ll sprouh e gg plon1 s hea d le11uce . swee t peppers. hung a r~ an wo K ~e e r honono rh 1h pep p ~r s Pl u~ many d dler en t vCH1 e l1e s ol tomato plant s rnony k 111ds ol hon g1n g ba skets a nd pot !l owe rs. Lo rge \1Q fl e 1y ol on nuo ls 111 ll a ts. Cl e land Forrn ~ on d G r ~: ~n h o u !o e Raci ne Gera ldme Cle land 1 GroWOMEN'S SANDALS Rv Thorn MeAn & Connie Dress & Casuals Values to $21.99 SALE FO R MEM O RIA l Day Be ou rd ul s p ra y ~ selec t1o n ll owe rs , b as k e t ~ oo ~~ e ~ Foye ~ G1l1 Sh op . N 2n d St M,d dl e por t Hondo. 99'1 7639 Gold, Black. Blue & Red. EED A WATER SOFTENER? SALE $499 20% DISCOUNT Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your water with co.op wfllter softener. Model UC-SVI , FOR ALL GRADUATING SENIORS heritage house '289.95 OF SHOES Let us test vour water Free Pomeroy landmark \?n :!_ack W. Carsey, Mgr. ~. 7 00 CANVAS SHOES WIRE CAG ES l or tomo roes . An dr ew Cr o!. !. , Rm1ne 24 7 2851 Now Only $ Converse · l-ast Break 1975 CR 125 El 51tl o re. 1972 125 Store Hours : 9: 30 to 5:00 Monday thru Saturday Open Friday E~enings tiiB · N. 2nd Ave . Middleport , 0 . P,hone992·218t r----,r--------------------------------... ----1 from neighborhood ASSOCIATED DRUGGISTS YDII' : YARD SALE . Wed . , Thu1 s. Fr i . 10· 5 4 mile s off Rl. 7 on 14 3. Old d ish e~ . bottles a nd c h i no cobmet . Ra in or sh in e. YARD SAlE . Th ur s.. Fr1 . an d Sol 4.5.6 ol Hob son by railroad tr ac k s. Everyth ing l ike n e w Ra i n can ce ls . 992 ·6173 . TH REE FAMJL Y Ya rd Sole May 4.5 6lrom 9 to -i . Belly M oo re 's res1d ence . Rl. 7 Bypa ss . Wat ch for s•gns . PRING • av1ngs MAN Y FAMili ES Ya rd So l e May 4th and 5th o n Rt 143. Tw o hou ses pa st Wo lf Pe n Rd . Gl oria John so11 . Storts 9 ern . FOUR FAMILY Ya rd Sol e . Fri . a nd Sot . ol the Mi ll01d Swartz r esiden t'e in A lfred ius! oft 681 . Fo llo w s ign s. M isc. 1tems plus a n1c e ~e l ect1 o n of men's ond wo men's cos me tics. FOUR FAMlL Y Ya rd Sole at Sill Pullin s residence, M ud S oc~ Road , A llred , Oh io. May 4th , 5th and 6th . 9·6 . Clot hing, in · fon ts and up . Uni!orms , f ur · f'j iture . glo!>swo re. bosslne lt and mo d m ise . Ra in cancel s. MYLANTA ANTACID liQUi(J 1J 01 Mt(l l1~ 1 S2 48 or lacltts 1005 Mig Lr~ 1 Sl 39 C"DICf I~ FOREST RUN Methodis t Chur ch Rumma ge So le in the chuHh ba seme n t . -ith .ond 5th . 9·3 . jj j ~··" ,,_ •tr•• • "~ A FOUR Family Yard So le. Wed . Thurs .. Fri. 9·3 . AI 778 H1gh St. . M iddlepo rt . Oh io . - ----·~ THREE FAM!l Y Yard Sole bes ide Po meroy Bow ling A lley. Thurs . and Fri. 9-4 . Baby cloth i ng. children·s, men 's and w ornen 's. sl ereo. m is c. YARD SALE ot Richard Spencer' s in Tuppers Plain s On Rl . 7 . May 5th and 6th . Wo ode n bed . cloth in g , many o the r 1tems . YARD SAlE . One doy on ly. Fr i.. May 5 on SiiYer Ridge Rood off CR 30. Ele ctric ronge , wash ~tond , old Vi c trola wilh utcords. , 5 element beam , books . hovJ.ehold Items . baby !urniture, games, to y s, !Jiome new items. Clothes for oiL From 9•? Phone 985 · ~2~7 . YARD SAlE . Moy ~ . S, and 0 on State Rt . 325 in Dan ville , Ohio . 10· 5. Also a power saw and a wedd ing gown lo Jel l, men's shirh sites smoll and junior clothes sizes 5 & 7. Call H2·3076 . Middleport, 0. .FURNITURE Bo 1goin Ce nte1 ~e ll s new and used fu r · · n1 1urc . A l ~o trade ~ o 11 d b uy s ho use lu ll l u rnll u r e o r few p1ecc5 Dr1 ve o li11le and sa ve o lo t Ch eck w n h .u ~ belore you qq1. 7b08 "Stock Up Now "!! 3(:rtP.I1111Q for Sens1h~e S ~ 1n LOhOII 4 Ol or Get 3 01 Mig list S4 09 e~cll BOXED ~~~,~~~e~~eQal .33.~ Silt ~h i! fld ~ Ofed Seals Mtg 1M 89· 2 '" age ~dCh .97 YARD SALE . Moy 5 ond b. 10·3. Rain cancei!Ji . Corner o f Fo rest Run Rd . an~ Rt . 7. . Y9) ?'lOS . RUTl AND snoo 3 AND 4 RM . furnis hed a nd un· YARD SAL E. Main St .. Rutland acrou from the NoEorene · Church . Fri. and Sot . 9· ? Wbot • get •• Mom )n ""' life? You'll find her gifty favorites here ... from lingerie · andsleepwear to tops and accessories. She'll love anything and everything on her special day ...select a few! 197'l MO DEL MASS EY Ferguson 135 tr acto r 1!1 good condi t i~n . qn ...i<:t_·- --·- . BAHR CLOTHIERS N. 2nd Ave. 8 .!1, S MOBIU: HOMtS Pt "Plea 50111, W. Va b C[)IdC Hec. k ~ 1973 Br oodmore 14 :.: 64 2 b l:!'rlroom 1973 Dorion 14 , 60 '} h ed1 00 111 197-2 Vic tor 1on 14,67 3 bed roo m Nelso n Dru g AD.eoon YARO SA LE. All si zes cloth•ng. !urnilure, bed spread sond mrsc. 740 High St ., Middl eport . Ohio. .9 om ro 3 pm . Thursda';' an d fri· ""'CNrothers voc. t'or~al c for Sale Wheel Alignment ~ 9.3010 5. ~~. ~~~s EXPERT HUNTER · SPEED STICK DeOdorant oy Mpnnen ReouiJr 0' ,_.rn~ 1 '!i 01 GRASS SHEAR 6l9~::: .""" .17 l t< (SI:: ,t,l'lf' SIJGG~ lollO - D l.lll l(£5 ()Dfi(H.!,t,' Wll<-1 Jl ,t, Al~IJl ll ll~ SfOAtS WIIUU II~I lHliiiOII l r O Lifol!l Oi.J"fHili!S li T SALI! fi'IICI!I VILLAGE PHARMACY Middleport, 0. .New Haven, W. Va . 11.!!!! MOUTHWASH 14 01 Nlg l1s1 S1 119 ggc �s-The Dai]t Sentmel, Mtddleport-Ponwruy. 0 .. Tilur>O<II'. M.ty 4, 1978 Nimces Help Wanted GU ~ SHOOl. Rutland leg ron Form , eve1y Sunday at 12 00 noon Spom ored by VFW . FIW:NDl Y HOMI: Toy Par t r~s now 1r1 o'ur 23rd year r~ expo ndmg and ho~ opcrun gs l or Mano!;jers and l)eolcr s O RG ANI ZA T,IO NAL MEEliNG Fn . May 5th 7 30 pm Pomeroy Eogles.Civb All ladLe s tho! s1gneq up and all o1her lod1e s !hat ore" r r\l ete~ted m f ormrng the lcdte:o. ou~~;rlrory club'. please attend OU I CH RID GE Bo rn Donee f lO w Part y Pl an e:c - helpl ul pC rr(Hl CC rnenl N o ~er'lirCe charge to tu~ t omc r ~ No col ler tmg dei.IVer lll Q Co r phone rrecesso r y Coli co liN ' Car ol Day St6 48Q 83Q5 Round and ~quare WOU lD YOU l 1l.e to eam .SI O $35 donc tng every Sot n•ght 9 ? Heot OO born I r ron\ Pomeroy and mort' on hour? N eed loclrm. ro de m o n-. rr o ro lace l ilt s No e1o:pcnence nete">~Ory NPal reopened com1ng up Rt 7 tutn lett ot light . Go 3 m rles to A lf ted ond tum nght on 41 Go I rn1le to CR 112 Turn le h Go 2 milt•" to brg p1n~ hou~e 011 leh born on left lorn01 • on J & D Se1 vrce IOJ IIH?J iy C o r ~on ~ le xo co Rutland trow open under new rnonogAmcnl (Om plcte OtJi o mo we1 A ( SCI 111te and repor • W eldrng Penn zorl pr oduc.H oppeoio 11tt;' cmd plea':} ont per Sue l or op · po1ntrnenr 9Q7 7006 ..,o110I1ty o rn J)I Coli f-OR rool 11rg ~pou t1n g ~o mt:> du ct w orh Mu si be c:.; pet•enced -,. ready w o1l. good pay ll rn l('rtJ:, I('d wt rl(' ~ lot • nq c-..pe n cn cc BoJC. ISO f' t Pl ea' 5MI W Vo /5550 MAN B"ABY SI1 HR IN m y hofne 2 t h il drc n M u~ t ho ~e re l ('rer, c e~ Phone Lernl('y 74/2003 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Cheryl OLD 1--U~NHUW:t: r< P ho • c<.. btm. ~ b ed ~ 11011 lwrh etc complete h u u ~eho l d~ W111 e M D Mtller Rt 4 Pornc1 oy Ohto 0 1 coli I o ld beagle h ound puppre s Father;., IS eJC. cel le rll hunt1ng dog 843 29~ I Wanted to OlD llur CO MIC book~ d11 lclren, boo\o.., et1 PO Bo l( 251 A the n~ O h1 o 6 14 593 7989 IIM B~R ~ omer oy O ut! ~ Pr o sowtunber Coli q91.5q65 or 1\f'nl Hanby 1 A4b 3570. IJ Wtl!"tb ur lludt'l 1',t:J I QCf) 6370 ( HIP WOOD Po le s ma x dramctct 10 on Iorge\. I end sa pt'l to n Bundled slob S6 pet ron . Oel1 ve r ~;> d to Ohro Pollet Co Rt 2. Po mer o y 992 2689 u s ~o rro <to • hydroul r( .:lp t hrtch 742 w1th GOOD 307 4 $CASH$ !o r 1unk co1o; F1ye ~ I ru ck on d Auto Pot I ~ Wted .e t Ser II ICC l l !l' ~ole and ~ epo11 Rutlorrd 74710Hl 01 PentUO tl 74? 9575 CUR R~NO' poc l. e t wotc h e~ token:-. old a nd c hOif1 ~ s•lve' and gold We need 1q04 and oldet !. tlvct r:o un Buy 5ell o de ,,11f2331 01 Coli Roger Wom ~o l ey r~t· ~ t l. tp lor Sale .ltht ~~ HOOt· HOllOW H orse~ Buy ~e l l h arte Ot rro1n New and UHtd ~ a d dles Ruth R ee11e~ Alba ny ~ t ~ IN G SI"AR K ennel Boo•d1ng lndoo• and ou rd oo• 1 uns . Groon11ng a ll bteed s Clean ~ onllory fonl tt1 es . C h e s h11~ . Phon£> (6 14) 367 0192 In 11\t'lthrl")', t"'ar ·rl 11f Tl t<wk.., aml Pli t lll:!l"~ !i l"t• n!~ 1"-'f" Y. ortl. s:\.00 IIIIIIIIIIIIW S1UO StPVIU WAN f ED l rght w l or ed GPrrr•an Sheph etd Ph one oft0r 4 30 pn r 99') 5623 . Au1o_Sale ii 1972 PONTIA C CATALI NA $000 1"1'\"t lll :>t' l"tiUII l'l k.~l l' !1~ 12-~ 156 • ( 2 miles - stay left at top of hill onto Sf. Rt. 317 to Pennsvil le at the Sill Janes Fa r ms . JO miles northeast of Athens, 0 . SELLING COLLECTION OF GUNS, LARGE COLLECTION OF OLD MARBLES , COLLECTION POCKET KNIVES , INDIAN ARROWHEADS, WELLER POTTERY , CUT & PRESSED GLASS , ANT. CLOCKS, OIL LAMPS, ANTIQUE FURNITURE {WALNUT, CHERRY , OAK , ETC I. ALSO ONE ESTATE OF VERY GOOD MODERN FURNITURE . Selling the estate of Mrs . Frances Eveland of McConnelsville who with her husband operated the Opera House from 1919 to 1954. Having sold property in McConn elsville the estate has been moved to th e Bill Janes Farm at the above address for sale. Also another estate from Akron , Oh io. SALE HELD RA IN OR SHINE OUTSIDE . BRING YOUR CHAIR AND DRESS FOR THE WEATHER . STARTING AT 10 :30 A.M. ON SATURDAY, MAY 6 WILL SELL GUN COLLECTION , POCKET KNIFE COLLECTION , COLLECTION OF OLD MARBLES, ARROWHEADS , NAZI ITEMS, .JEWELRY , ETC. AS LISTED : 12 ga . Marl in slug gun w .r ifl e stgh ts (new) ; 12 ga . Marlin goose g un. new ; ano th er 11 ga . Marlin goose gun , used ; 22 cal. Winchester M odel9.421 lever action ri l le rnewl l'l ga. Brown ing aut. . 12 ga Winchester M odel 37 ; 12 ga. Itha ca Mode l 66 . 12 ga Steven s dble . barrel hammer gun ; Sava ge 22 Hornet W· SCope ; 12 ga . Winchesler M odel 37 : Glen field Model 60 22 auI w scope : Custom Steyr Da in l er Puc h A. G. Steyr Mannl ic her Model M .270 cal. WinC:hesler dble . set tr tggers , sl ing scope & carr yi ng case : 12 ga . Bar etta ove r under BLJ ; Spr ingf ie ld Model 170A, 22 cal. _Glen field M odel 1974 BUICK R~GAl Good cond1 AC 11on P) wrnd o w~ to p WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES BUI CK !-'hone 992 31!:13 C H~ V R O L~l IMPAlA l uw JQ70 S300 ow th oul ed )tore Ro od 1.S8 t ong Bot torn T Li r.'!'I(LI) 11 tnt Fnd:1\ I I ' :01 • 985 4 Jl~7 l mile!. h orn lht•t !:r~ IJdul t' l:!lc>t l lr~ br o k ~ 99? 5086 oil e lcc , 1 aue M td dle po r 1. clo!.C ro Rutland Phon e 991· 7481 WA11::R WEll dr dl111g 111 Comme•(IOI p• oper ty appro• ou • W1ll1 otn I VA FHA DO YOU n e ed hr,•cs tone or g•o ~e P Coil 8 J 001~t 7 42 18~0 a l te r b pm l rnonctng al so tO I Inonc utg Ireland Mor tgage 77 E Sto ll' Athton:o. phone (61 4) q97 0110rloble . MIDDl [ PO R1 3 bed1 oom home 1 l ull both <> l u\ly t mpe tPd ~qutp p ed k. 1tchen wrth ml('r com no t ur ol go~ lutnoce <.en I to! 011 co nd1t ronmg on o 100 • 100 lor Fen(cd 1n vord $35 SOO Ph one 997 b745 Ph o rH;o 992 3885 11 w ood ed Mer gs · Hrgh STROUT lo ts Schools wmdow !> 1 bath s Owner wtl! l lflon(e . ' " Q~Jire ot 409 South 5th Ave nul"l Mrddlepon TW O HOUSES In Sy 1ocuse on GROUND in Harrisonville area Af1er Hours l ois Pauley Bra nch Manager Rocme 3' , '1 oe~e~ Beout tful 5 bed10om 3 bo1h home Com· plctel t remodeled t orpe ted Ho <> bot h gas ond ond e ~~.pcrr e 11 ce . onylhrng lrec you osl tmo tes. , need and ~ t o r oge bvt ld tng l or underg •ound swun pools N ew ch em tcol and supply sro •e Alban y Ohro P h o ne ' b14 -696 b555 . ( Al tO! b prn 6 14 -689 5251 John Jeff e r s or 669 5765 811! Gr llelle ) We ore NO l oi l w..et on PRICES. Cen tra l Mol:.ile liomes for Sale THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446·3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446-7881 Shop Po me ro y A u lh onlod Srnger Soles and Set vrce We sharpen Sct~sors E!(CA VA TI NG do ze r loader 1975 MOBILE HOME 17 x 60 3 bed room Exte llen t co nd11ton 992./ 479 5 AYS SHE NEEDS . BOWER I GASOLINE ALLEY A bidhdaLJ partu , ? People will f ind out how old WAGON WORKS VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS roo!tng. con~ t ru r lr on plumbrng ond h eo rmg No tab 9 West-Horton Streer Phone .. FRANK & EHNIE 'TbMOflROW'S Fof2Ec.R$'r' cAL.LS Fo~ WaDeLY Sc.A.,..,.EflfO Opening Specials Good thru May 13th 74? 7348. SHOW!RS--- ONt IN iOS,.oN, ONE IN MIAMI, ON£: IN S!ltf"-E, hc----ANO ON! '"' SRN Da~r.o. Free inspection of i9nition, poinls selling I dwell and resistance and timing) , tune .up and cooled engine Sl9.95 Fuel injection S2U5 13041 773-llB! condition COULD IT ~E THAT RUSSELL MILL:R 15 1\1\IOLVED IN BCW\ETHING ILLEGAL THAT HE: Do::>N T \\/ANT EVEN ME TO KNOW? AT THE RUTlAND AUCTION BARN REMEMBER - QRESS FOR THE WEATHER , SALE HELD OUTSIDE . Plenty parkin9 . Self contained camper space a~ailable. Food on premises . Nothing shown ~fore dav of sale. Term s . cash '!Lch.t,Qt.w-positive I Dday of sale. Not responsi ble for occldents. Auction••rs - Bil l Janes & Associates- Phone 614-S57 -3411 or 614-517-31)3 I Located at Main St. on the south end of Rutland. Watch for signs , All new merchandise. household furnishings, ref., TV sets, couches , recliners. pots and pans, garden tools, hand tools, socket sets, paint , paint brushes, stoves, toys, bicycles, loads of other misc . items still coming in, Terms of Sale : Cash or Check with positive I D. Not responsible for accidents pasture and wood .c:.,t.J .... cter barn & garage . You must see th 1s one , It 's w ~ 11 worth th e price . Loca ted o ff R"f. 375 in Meigs Cou nty . -- --- ---------~___j (Answers lomorrow) 21 California 28 - city 22 Paint or spot Z3 Pertaining to fat . 2f Ca nada s Mackenzie macabre 29 "The AUCTIONEER BILL BROWN Auctioneers note (we will have a sale every week at this location) 6 : 0~ N ews 3,4,8, 10, 13,15: ABC News 6 : 3~ NB C NewsJ,4 ,15: ABC News 13 ; 6; Zoom 20,33 . Caro l Burnett 1!. Friends 6: CBS News 8,10: Over Easy 20.33. l : O~Cross . Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13: Muppel Show 8; News 10; Gilligan' s Is. IS ; Almanac 20 : Ma king Thi ngs Grow 33. 7 : 3~Po r ter Wagoner 3: Gong Show 4: $100.000 Name That Tune 6,13: Price is Right 8; M ac Ne il-Lehrer Report 20,33 ; Family Feud 10: Pop Goes The Cou ntr y 15. 8 : ~Grlzzly Adams 3,4, IS; Capt. & Te nn ille 6, 13 ; Wonder Womal') 8, 10; Washington Week In Rev iew 20,33. Street Week 10,33; 9:0D--Rockford Flies 3.4. IS ; Movie " With This Ring" 6, 13; Incredible Hulk 8,10: Soundstage 20 : Shepherd' s Pie 33 . 9 : 3~Makem 1!. Clancy 33 : IO :QO-Qulncy 3, 4,15: News 20 ; Meeting of Minds 33 ' 1 0 : 3~ Monty Python 's Flying Circus 20; II : ~ News 3,4,6.8,10.13, 15: Dick Cavett 20: Lilias, Yoga 1!. You 33 . II 3~Johnny Carson 3.4, 1S ; Kentuc ky Derby Special 6,13; NBA Play -Off 8: Movie " Marta " 190: Monty Python 's Flying Circus 33 ; Janak i 33 . 12 : 3~L ohman & Barkley 6; Ironside 13: I : 0~ Midnight Spec ial 3,4,1S: Mov ie "Snake People" 10. 1 : 3~ N ews 13 ; 1 : 3~News 3: 3:0Q--Movle " Lu sl for Gold " 3. 4 : 3~ M ovie " Zit a" 3; 6 : ~Movle "Dreams of Gl ass " 3. Movie Channel 4 S& 9 P .M. - The Late Show {PPG I 7 & II P.M. - Hollywood Oldies {G) Cable Channel 5 6:30P .M . -- Testimony Time 7:00P .M . - Pau l Gaud ino Family Fitness Show Waste 1:30 P.M. - Moder n Sports Land" poet 10 :00 P.M. - 100 Cluh 30 Hogback 33 Irish luck Thursday , May 4 BRIDGE 35 CoUege basketball tourney 26 French r.-...,.-""".,.- 6: Elec. Co. 20 ,33: Mary Ty ler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15. 8 : 3~W a ll Yesterday's Answer >Fat 6 Ms. MacGraw a rrival 7 Cliq ue time 8 Feeling 17 Lacking 9 Defensible friendship 18 Cut of meat II Inscribed 19 Flying hero stone 20 Stringed 1> Ten : comb. instrument form 21 Macaw 20 Blood feud 24 New Hampshire city 20 Helen of T~oy 's mother 26 Andy Gump's wife 27 French frie nd 28 Ruffled r temper 31 Sweeper 32 Saintly 34 Ms . Goolagong 36 Current 37 Cease 38 Clothes 311 Mountain ridge 40 Despises, Cockney style painter Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ,...--r,'---r."'--r.-""-r.-'1 Expert play costs tricks NORTH •Q8 612 WEST EAST t 632 tQ lO ¥A KQ95 'f J\0 7 + 75 +10 9832 . 107 3 . J5 SOUTH t A K J 10 8 .. 2 +AJ 64 • AK9 Vulnerable : Both Dealer : South West DAILY CRYPTO<!liOTE - llrrc's ho" t o work it : AX I DL RAA XR Is !. 0 S G F t: 1. l. 0 W Pass Pass Pass North Eas t 1 NT 3• Pass Pass Pass Pa ss CRYPTOCtliOTES DSM VM C D LWF , AVMM FRAAJ C R!W DSM LEI W B OSM K M V K MD J l A M F J - KMIK G M \(VMCMVOLDRIW L DR I W I A RW CD RDJDR!WC . - '\}v FLWRMG South It 3+ 4t quee n and he ta kes the fin esse . West wi ll be able to lead a seco nd heart and South will ha ve to ruff. West will hold the long trump and !he contra ct will be gon e, but not forgotten. So expert South simpl y cashes his a ce and king of trumps and plays di amonds, clubs or both su its. It does n't make muc h di f ference . West will col lect a tri ck with his small tromp a nd East will mak e his queen. but the co ntract will be safe si nce trum ps d idn 't break 5-1. Wh at docs the expert do in matc h point duplica t e " He probably goes afte r the max im um ing your contrac t. In rubber Openin g lead : • K ha nd where the s tanda r d expe rt play Jn rubber bridge is going lo produ ce fewer tricks tha n the ordinary play . South ruffs the second heart and sees tha t he will have no trouble winning the rest of the tric ks if spades beha ve properly . So at Irick three he leads a diamond to dummy , leads the ni ne of trumps and lets it ride. That is , he lets il ride If East does n't play the que en. Either way he is going lo make the rest of the tric ks . The expert sees that if West holds four spades to the counts. A Canadtan r eader wants to know if bridge has borrowed th e term " Love" from tenni s. Some playe rs do use it to describe a seore I GOT AN ''~\ · · Oil< riA.'I REP0RT, SNOOP'!'~ BECAUSe ~Ou WERE SUCH A BIG HELP I'M GOING TO TRE AT ~OU TO AN ICE ·CREAM CONE ~o~:r Y- N w/2 FLAVORS .. MAW WUZ HALF RIGHT HEN SHE SAID PAW WOULD NEVER SETTLE DOWI\I AN' GITA JOB of zero be low th e lin e and they cer- tainly ha ve borr ow ed it from tennis. "-lF WS I' AI'F IC t:"in: t1Pii iS F: ASSN I 100 you have a quest10n for me experts " Wnte ·'Ask the Experts .·· care of th1s newspa · per IndiVIdua l ques /10ns will be answered If acco mpan 1ed by stamped, sell-addressed envelopes The most mterest· mg questrons WJI/ be used m /hiS column and w 111 reCeJve copte s ol JACO BY MODERN I BARNEY -- la ke s the fin esse and makes six In match point ga mes. overtrick s are a lmost as important as makbridge the co ntract is what One lelt cr simply ., lands f or an olhcr In th1s sample A IS used f or th e thr ee I. 's, X fur ttw 1wu O's, L'tC Stngle lette rs. By Oswald Jacoby apostro ph es. th e le ngth and formalt on of the v: ord s are all and Alan So ntag He r e is another hint !' f.ach day tht• code lrt lt' J ~ nt'C di iT ert' IH IW 5-4-A • 91 .. 8 6 1 3 +KQ r·) t !J78 K ing F'f!alutt l S1 nd•cale. In t . ·~ 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice reduced lo \41>,900 . Attractive remodeled 2 story farm home \ll,~ ce home features a large living room , dlnl• 0 t"~'"· "chen , 5 bedrooms, & I'' ' baths, 15 ar• ~t \ -"'e land with balance in I I I ) ( I I I ]I ZMNCDMV Ye1terday's Cryptoqoote : GUILT MATIERS. GUILT MUST ALWAYS MATTER. UNLESS GUILT MATTERS THE WHOLE WORIJ) IS MEANINGLESS.-ARCHIBALD MACLEISH ........ . . .... • Print answer here : ( ULDRIW perren ce . 992 ·3085 . SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 7:00 P.M. gas range . GE no frost two door ret r igerator w-free zer at top ; GE dlshwa sher i elec. app li ances ; pots, pa ns , utensils, etc ., sivl erware : li nens, ru gs; Victor manual add ing machi ne ; Remington elec . add ing machine ; w i ndow fan s; good selection po le & table lamps ; several rad 1os , elec. heater ; Zeni th B&W console TV ; fla t irons ; stone Ia r s; coal b uc ket s, cO pper lea kettle ; pict ure frames; m ir ro rs ; tr on pots & pans ; several Iron beds ; hat racks , elec . portable sewi ng machi ne; and irons ; woven basket s; overst uffed fu rn itur e, couches & cha irs; blacksm ith vise, and many other item s not listed . This is onl y a par tial listing healthLJ 1 You'lll1ve to be a hundred 1 A lot of people think I alreadLJ have! on Rou te 7. Ph one (OJ..e ) 985- MISC. MODEPN AND AN TIQUE ITEMS : Fr ig idaire refrigeralor w freezer at top ; CARS : 1975 Cad ill ac F leetwooo Tal •, mar" Broughman 4 dr , se dan, m1dn ight blue w blue valour i ns ide , f ully equippPd , e·1!'n pop up secretary . 38,000 miles, sun r oof In mint cond . 1969 Ca d ill ac Eldorado 2 dr ., full power, custom paint, new t ires & shocks, etc .• two-tone red w -black leather Inside, 67,000 miles, in excellent cond ition . Nonsense! You're After all ,this mau be mLJ last one! AUCTION REDUCED TO '15 ,900 - A very ni ce I' i story 4 bedroom home in good condi t ion . Fea tures a basement wi th f inished fam il y room and laundry r oom , eat -in kit ch en. livi ng r oom & bath . Large lot with ienced yard. ~ all now, pr ice d to se ll Now arrange the crrcled leners to lorm lhe surprise answer, as sug· gesled by the above cartoon sauce 3825 do rem odeled , ceramic hie, plum · b1ng , carpentry , ond generol mo rntenonce . 13 yeors e~~: · FEEL AT HOME WHSN 'IOU WIS~ \~15. • REPAIR Now Open in Ma son K11 chcns CAREFOUL MANNEFG 10 MAKS 'iOUfll: GoUE$T!S YeSierday·s l Jumbles BLOOD SHAKY ANYHOW HANGER Answer Whet the "ham .. ector tried to do, 10 tt ...ma- "HOG" TH.E.SHDW Sweepers toasters I I OIH all sm all o pplior1CtU Low rl mower. ne•t to Stat e H1ghwo.,. Cor oge bod, hoc (holi es R Hot AN D COME UP WITH SOME THIN' ··· R:'EQUI~ES • Brodl ord ElWOOD do1er too Iorge 01 too ~ moll 1J 5 : 3~ News ----.. BRADr ORD Auctron ee1 Co tn ple te Se1 vrce Phon e 949 1487 or 949 2000 Roctnc Ohto ( n tl Hoc Sefv•c o Ru11ond Oh1o. Phone 742 2008 BATHR OO MS 992 3388 MR PUDDlE , WE 'l l and 12 11 55 mob tl e home. ') bedroom s Ve ry good cond t· HOWE RY AND MARTIN E.: · tron tn Mlddl epoll Col i covo 1mg. ~ep tr c sys tems , ~') 775 4 or 992 7497 doter . boclt.hoe . dump !ruck . ltmes tone, gravel . block lOp 1964 TRAI LE R 11. tXJ w1th ax 16 po11mg . Rl . 143, Pho ne I (bl4 ) t tp o u r J bedroom u n fu rn.~h · 698·733' ed S1500 lmme d.ol e ace upon· cy ' i WEf N ME AND A WA'i TO AND TH OSE •RteiHT llVlH' CONOITlOHS" THE DOC 142-1328, l P.M. to~ P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt . 4-JO.J mo. . boclt.hoc wm k. dump !r uc k :-. and lo·bop fm h11e will haul hit dr rl . .lo ~orl l m1e~1or 10 and grovel Ca ll Bob o r Roger Jet lets . day ph0f1C 991 7089 rught phone 99 7 3525 Of 9fl') 5232 ond d rtcher lrcld . Back basemen t For m coli Q4920 18 ~o r 111ce , a ll ma kes . 991 -2784 The f ob r 1c No.I I JUS' uOT TO l'k;c;ER. Phone 992-7113 SEWING MACHINE Repou ~ Emergency One 13 ; Petti coat Junction 15. \PAWDUR) For and all types ol gcneroltepou Work gu01on tead 70 yo01 s c ... per1ence . Phone 991 2409 EXC A VA TING 011 plu~ l u ll CALL I I I Sales & Service REMODELING , Plurnbrng hoat1ng Will IN GALLIPOLIS I I I J ' Pomeroy , Ohio 4·4· 1 mo. Turns In The Family 8,10; Crockett's Victory Garden 20. 4:IJO---Mister Cartoon 3; Superman .4 ; For Ric her, For Poorer IS: Merv Gr iff in 6; Addam s Family 8; Sesame S. 20 ,33: Gomer Pyle, USMC 10: Dinah 13 . 4 : 3~lilt l e Rascals 3,15; Gill igan' s Is . 4:,8: Brady Bu nch 10. S : ~ Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8: Mister Rogers 20,33; Hogan ' s Heroes 10; AI Tromm Const. SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lf c electtrc fufnocc . t"org e co• poll l o fmO ! tOI\ ~ID! ITHAGUTt 220 E. Main St. Worl~ 8.1 0: 2 : ~ne Life to Live 6,13; 2 3~Doclors 3. 4.15 : Guiding Light 8, 10. 3: 0~.Another World 3,4,1S : General Hospi tal 6,13; 1\ EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 1:30-0ays of Our Lives 3,4,15; As The Li lias, Yoga & You 20 ; To Be Announced 33 lt1AT -..... 3,4,1S; Good Morn ing Ameri ca 6.13 : CBS News 8:. Bul lwlnkle 10. 7: l~Schoolies 10: 8 : ~Capt . Kangaroo 8. 10; Sesame St. 33 . . 9:00- Merv Griffin 3: Ph il Don ahue 4,13,15: Emergency One 6; Fami ly Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9 : 3~Andy Gr iffith 8; Family Affair 10. I O : O~Card Sharks 3,4,1S; Edge of Nig ht 6: Pass the Buck 8; Joker's Wild 10 ; To Tell The Truth 13 . l 0 : 3~ Hollywood Squares 3,4, IS; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8, 10; $20,000 Pyram id 13. II : ~High Rollers 3,4,1S: Happy Days 6 13 : Elec. Co . 20 . 11 : 3~Wheel of Fortune 3,1S ; Fam ily Feud 6,13 : Partriqge Fa ml l~ 4: Love of Life 8,10: Sesame 51 10,33; II :55--C BS News 8: Loving Free 10. 12 : 0~ Newscenter 3i News 4,6, 10; San ford 1!. Son IS ; Gambil 8; Midday Magazine 13. 12 : 3~ Ryan ' s Hope6,13: Bob Braun 4: Gong Show 1S : Search tor To morrow 8, 10; Elec. Co. 33. I : O~For Richer For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13 : News 8; Young 1!. the Rest less 10; Not For Women Only 15. 3 : 3~AII AUTMORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 300 Moin St . Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 991-6263 8A .M. to• :JOP .M. . PUD DlE POOLS All sr zes and shapes. Swun pools, 2 y ear~ 11ee' ond ~ ht ubs In LIST SALE m .31 S44.81 ~5.01 Sll.97 ~9 . l9 US .I7 BR7h13 GR78xl4 HR7S.I S PWMBING & HEATING INC. WINlfR GE l to your house? lel u~ mo l-- e neces sofy • CPO"~ AI 1t ornm Cons tru cti on . 741 231ft oCJe lot . Spoc 1 ou~ 3 bedr oom w1 th M"l rge utrllly roo m Hard wootf"l loo• s and carper FrtH T ACRES OF VACANT " THE MILEAGE MAKER" by Henri Arnold and Bob lee I'M bQlfJA K.lll mo. DURA -STEEL RAD IAL ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAME ~ ~~L!l ® unscramble these lour Jumbles, one letter to each square, to lorm four ordinary words Pomeroy , D. 3·1S-tfc 992 .3748 or 991-5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 I CARTER PUlLI N S EXCAVAIIN G Compl e te Se1vtCC Ph one 991 -/ 47 6 BY OWNER 4 be d ro o rn br1c k house. Iorge co n HH lo t boy ACRE LOTS FOR SALE - Pr iced ai13.1SO .OO 111llfrul ID'il !!!) IIOHN LOSER '' Uu s ine~~s SPnices 992 - 6t24 o r~237 1 4 Call99?.7133 CONTACT : mo. 997 55?3 ROOMS both loundr-,. toom On I ac re lot S 15 .000 f1rm 804 W. Main Pom eroy 992-1298 <~ - 9 - 1 nea r Phon e HV ~ ~ 742 -3010 4-24- l mo . 7412 411 A( R~ Dupont materials. 399 W. Main St . Pomeroy , Ohio Ph. 992-2164 ~ OO M H\'0 story house Oou hie garage wt th opor tment ou r but l d .n g ~ 17 ocre!i. Rutland Sec or coli T 0 Stew or 1 ON~ ea ch. drawers w·pidgeon holes w wood car ved pulls , ve r y unusual w.chi na overa ll db le glass doors ; st ack bookcases ; small wa lnut sidebo ard, ._.ery unusual ; oak ex t tab le complete w lea ves & 6 matching cha ir s; sm . oak stand w drawer & bra ss pulls ; 5 pc. Hickor y 4 pos ter cherry bedr oom surfe e:rdra nice . walnu t Vic torian dresser from teh 1840' s ; wa lnut platform r oc ker , 5 1egged Cherry game table ; m odern Vic tor ian se ttee w Mr & Mrs. Chairs in AI con dition ; Honduras mahogany coffee table w marble top . knee hole desk w pidgeon holes ; waln ut one drawer night stand ; walnut dro pl eat table . oak libr ary t able ; large bookcase w dble gla ss doors & drawer at bo ttom . an t. wooden bed , complete ; Walnu t bureau w wh i le kn obs & off set glove drawers at lop , chest drawers . splint bottom sl ant back sewing rock er ; ga te leg tab le w dr awer , Edison school house upr ight cyli nder phonograph , two ra1 e hand carved um brella sta nd & hat ra ck hall trees (J Bears, one at base & two in tree J eK tra ntce, other da ma ged ) ; J "" cher ry rope bed ; walnut dining room suite, tab le, bu ffe t & 8 cha irs , massive car ved oak w -burl bedroom sui te, bed, dressing tab le w stool & chest . wal nu t bedroom suite, bed . d ress ing ta ble & ches t ; maple chi ld's rocker , Capta in c ha i r , walnut soli d door c hina cu pboard , burled ; walnut cu rved top curio cabi net: ma ple din ing room sui te, e)(j , ta ble, buffet , china cupboard, 6 cha irs Windsor . sm . maple rocker ; sm . stands & coffee tables , wooden floor lam ps; 3 dressers w ov al mirro r s. 2 wicker rockers , fer n stands, et c. A NT CLOCKS · M issions oak Grandfa t her , four calendar regular wall clocks ; cal endar c l oc~ . needs repa rr. ; sm . regulator , metal · Anson i a mantel clock ; fan cy Sessions mantel clock , wei ght clock ; wa lnut mantel clock . An·t . e·ra ss Nat iona l cash reg ister . Ant . violi n. O h 1o Po mcro r "' ~· DELTA Rt . I Middleport, Ohio 14 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars '100.00 Large Cars SI2S .OO Trucks sm.oo Body work & repair '1.00 per inch using onlv the best Small engine & mower service, Massey Ferguson & Gibson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Service. Electr I ( and wo tet See bkcy Hrll 675-ll82 AUTO PAINTING MODERN SUPPLY 706b Hood '16 "" · ··~~ Phone BOB'S ~ ~~=I 1 'acres on leo du 1g Cr eel. Roo d Ileal !>:•tate for Sale jewelry . SMALL COIN COllECTION : Silver dollars, Franklrn ha lves , large pen ni es, and ANTIQUE & MISC . FURNITURE : Wa lnul 1 pc Bul ler wr it ing desk w·rung pull out 4 ou e ~ lond ot edge Rut land Complete trodef hoo k. up also 2 bo nk!. o ppror!o cd proper ly 01 SI S 500 Phone 9fl"l 709 4 Phone 99~ -2181 -.-.. --· PAINTS UNION OPERATED. 3·30-1 mo. o-30-ttc APP ROX 20 acre~ on Fl otw ood~ 1. 1 si gned Weller Lala , 8 in . high , one la rg e Weller vase Sicard ty pe 12 ln. high ; Well er K ingfisher pit cher , Weller Lonhuda tobacco jar w-lid ; sm all Wel ler Sica rd vase Si gned , 4' 7 1n. tall ; small Weller vase unmarked : brown Weller vasew flower s: hand pa inted & si gned German cra cker j ar . 2 Fosto r ia horses ; depression glass . etched glass plates ; glas s pitc her s, candle holders w-glass pr is m s. minia ture cups sau ce rs ; chin a dresser lamps , severa l od lam ps some fw -hand pa inted ba ses ; cut & pre ssed gla ss ; stemmed ware , cranberry vases, et c . buddmg~ LARGE COLLECTION OF INDIAN ARROWHEADS FURNITURE , MODERN FURNITURE , CLOCKS , GLASSWARE . CHINA, POTTERY , LINENS, QUILTS , ETC . AND l CARS AS LISTED : UNUSUAL & VERY RARE WELLER POTTERY : 7 sma ll Weller vases Sicard lype PometO)' STO RY frame hou~e 6 • o om~ and both cello• o ut NAZI ITEMS : Bel1; flag ; pictur e album of one m an' s account of WW II fr om l he Germah sid e. New Japa nese fly ing su it. Ja pane se sn i per s per iscope . Japanese off icer 's sword . JEWELRY : New 32nd Masonic rrng w ' "carat diamond . Other ring ~ . wat ches & swirls cr ocki es comm tes 3 boxes old Cam br idge marbles Over 5,000 marbles in th is coll ect ion wh ich will be broken down and sold in lot s. Th is i s a tan tast i ~ col lection of old agate m arbles. STARTING AT 11 O' CLOCK NOON ON SUNDAY , MAY 7 WILL SELL ANTIQUE !!2-2174 IWO ~ ...... ·KING . -BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Henderson Hartford 882·2115 Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 ed a u go!> hea r ond au <ond1 l ronurg I oc1e le11el lo t 111 ~ utloncl SIB 000 Ph o fte Pomeroy landmark '\?,., Jilek W. Carsey , Mgr . Movie Channel 4 5 8.9 P.M. - Jamboree In The Hills 7 1!. 11 P.M.- Voyage of the Damned {PGI Cable Ch.annel s 6:30P .M. - Test imony Time AT ¥• mile ott Rt. 7 by-pass on St . Rt. 114 roward Rutland , 0. BY OWNER 3 be d r oo m ~ w1 1h f 0 1( ol ' GARAGE 591 305 1 by 2 nee !... ~ Coll 985 3927 . (, Boker Tree Brand . and m any, many more hard to l ind kni ves including many she ath kn i ves. Over 1J5 tn all Coke bottle case. gun stock case . OUTSTANDING COLLECTION OF AGATE MARBLES MADE IN INGERAFFEN , GERMANY . THESE ARE OLD TOURNAMENT MARBlES . 196 la rge 4SO sma ller flllll.l ROGER HYSELl 30 yf ' '1·3l63 Marriage " 8, 12 :4Q-Toma 6,13; 1:00-Tomorrow 3,4; I : ~News 13. -' 'J'r & r.. -i.JIEXTERIOR 17 BV OW N~R 5 one~ w rth 9 room house FRtE G A S 2 co ' gotoge ~ um nH~ I k•t ch en o nrl b o , ~J e ,e d VERY , VERY GOOD POCKET KNIFE COLLECT ION : RUSS ELL POCKET KNIVES {7 large and 7 small). R•m ington . Case XX , Ca se C~rc le oth er coi ns. ,~ · one s lovel land located o r !upper~ Plo1n!. on Oh•o Rou te 7 Pho11 e (014 ) M7 b304 Grant 742 -187q FUEL-ED .&RANCHES ~HOLJL-D DO THE !!!~TRI CK-~ __, .,. -BEST QUALITY INTERIOR SMITH NELSON. MOTORS, INC. NI::W 3 bl:!droom h o u~e 2 ba t hs Wilt CARE l01" th e etrledy hotl"le Phone 992 731 4 Ph . 992.1848 c..... HO MI:: SI TES l or ~ ole . I a cre a nd up M •ddlepor t neo• Rutl and Call 99'] 74 81 74 FOO l CAMPER hanlo.tr n Good ton dii iO rt Self to nto1 ned Chester, Ohio ID·30·c .from ttM ..,...., Trudr or htl'-'•el'" ...... for ID tM Real !>:state for Sale hooku p TOO BAD ! CAN'T THROW A~OTHER L05 Oi>J THE . FIRE -- BUT THE5E JET- 0 W~• MOORE'S EXPERirNCED Radiator~ Service 997 5750 THE DOC;"S SAt<E AND YOUR M155 D06BIN~ - - THA T DATI\ YOU'RE I'IR!TINO' DOWN HAD BE' TTER &E ACCURATE : FOR trubltt·att"u Su11rla1 4 I' ~t" Fntloy ;:tlh·n rrllll l 19 71 A R I~ IO C RAI Co mpef ~lecp'> 6 wrth stove OoJe n ~ "'" t urno<e onct porto pony Comp lerL' wrth owntrr g 1ock. !. Box 3: lO : O~Police CAPTAIN EASY Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Jack's Septic Tank Service on heating cost Experience and fully insured Free Est . Call : ~92 - 3811 4-9 -1 mo. M lllltl:ll tamping EquiJIIIIe nl and Save 30 pet. to 50 pet." ~~" 1111111Sal .ttt·du~ N e wl y PlYM O UTH R.esidentia I and commercial . Call for estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday , anytime . Phone 985-3806 Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation 6,13 Woman 3,4,1S: Baretta 6,13 : Barnaby J ones 8,10 ; Our Mutual Friend 33; News 20 . 10: 3 ~ L ock, Stock 1!. Barrel 10: 11 : ~News 3.4,6.8, 10,1 3,IS, Di ck Cavett 20 : Lilias Yoga & You 33. II : 3~ J o hnny Carson' 3,4, IS ; Starsky 1!. Hutch 6, 13; Mash 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie " Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed'" 10 . 12 : 0~Janakl 33 : 12:05--Movle " How To Commit 9 : 3 ~ Fi sh ' For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At lJ , 7 : ~Today 9:QO-Operation Runaway 3,4, 15; Barney Miller 6. 13; Hawaii F ive -0 8, 10 , Wor ld 20,33. . " - 3,4, IS ; Upon A Classic 10,33. 8 : 3~What' s Happening 6,13: Arabs 1!. Israelis 33; Original s 20 . -,, .... FRIDAY, MAYS, t978 S:45--Farm Report 13; S : S~PTL Club 13; S:Ss-Sunrlse Semester 10; 6 : ~PTL Club IS . 6:25--Socletles In Transition 10; 6 : 3~Columbus Today 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; 6:45-Mornlng Report 3: 6 : S~Good Morning , West Virginia 13 ; 6:S5--C huck White Reports 10; News Phenomenon of Benji 6,13 ; ·wattons 8,10; Once ~ SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Blown lr&~lation JIM KEESEE NOTICE d rsc b toke s io , ?2 cal. ; 12 ga . Winche ster Mode i ll . lull stock Kentucky r il le made by H.D. Zegler , Port smou th ; Model 11 Winchester 12 ga . full choke ; Re vel ation 12 ga . pump ; Revelat ion Model 135. 22 aut .; Winchester Model l/ , 16 ga dble . barrel hammer g un 17 ga .; Savage Modei 340C 272 cal. ; Savage M ode l420, 12 ga . over -under ve nt ilated rib : Mossberg boll action 410ga : Winchester22si ngleshot r ifl e ; H&R topper Model 158, 12 ga .; rare ca r ved stock & fo re end dble . barrel 12 ga . hamm er gun ; Model 97 Winchest er r io t gun in new llke con dit ion rebuil t by Winchester in 1945 and neve r tired ; Ithaca 22 cal lever act ion ; Ithaca bol t act ion r ifl e 308 cal . w scope ; Rem ington Model 105, 22 ca l.; Savage over un der 12 mag . & 410 ; Win chester Model 17. 12 ga nickel steel ; Winchester 30 -30 Buff alo Bi ll commemorat ive. never tir ed; Wi n chester Mod el 12 . 1'2 ga .; Winchester Model 37, 12 ga .; Bare tta 12 ga . over under shotg un ; Wi nchester 30-30 Classic. never f i red ; Rare Mauser 22 rifl e sing le sh ot; Ithaca 12 ga. au t . shot gun fancy sides & ligh t weigh t ; 12. ga . sin gle shot , 50 ca l. Th ompson muztle load ing rifle ; lO ga . d ble . barrel muzzle loading hammer gu n : Stevens 22 r ifle; Rar e Rem ington Model 700, 17 caL custom stock Tasca 6x18x40 Zoom M larg e stod< ; Rem ington Model 870 pump 16 ga .; Mar lin 22 1ever act jon , Remi ngton 700 BOL cal. 2.43 w-scope : Browning I ight 12 aut 12 ga .; Rem ington Sp"eedmasler 71 aut w ·scope ; 45 cal . half stock m uule loading ri ll e ; Ithaca M odel XL 300 l ight weigh i "'V en t ilaled r ib 20 ga . : tour old .BB guns : two Hll.R Model 676 6 shot ?2 cal. or 22 mag ., new ; Colonial pistol k lt ; S& w 38 ea \. breakd own mode l : two RG M odell d, '12 tevol vers , Erma 22 ca I. au t . pi stol ; Colt old model 38 Special in e>c cellen t cond it ion ; Astra 357 mag . new cond ition ; Ti tan 25 aut. , H&R 37 cal. swin g out Cyl. ; Colt Detective Special 38 cal. nic kel , n ew : NewS& W d4 mag . w -case 6 in. barrel nickel finis h ; newS& W 44 mag .• w case 8 i n. barrel blue finish ; Rare Stevens 410 pistol w-orig ina l holster . Walther comm erci a l Model PPK 32 cal .; Reprodu ction cap-ball pistol w holster . Ruger 27 aut . w -holster ; vest pocket safe ty ham me r 32 ca .; gun accessories , shells, etc J&L THURSDAY, MAY • . 197A Happy Hour 8 : 00 - Hanna - ~arbera ' ' ...... Call Aller 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992-7119 or 992-5041 4-27:trc 4·12-1 mo. P. 997 7453 111 rlr;ooge V H e ng111e o rt P S P8 n ew rod tal !rt es ro d• o oncl tope v 1n yl top E ~cellen r condiltOt1 S::/600 614 843 :t'432 out of Marietta , 0 . to McConnelsvi lle. Cross river through Malta on St . Rt . 78 west for (614) 66'7-6177 Between7 : JO & 9:00 p .m . !11 10711 Rt . 60 south out of Zanesville, 0 . to McConnelsville . Or take St. Rt . 60 north (';rsh III<HI\'illlt'i' 'l'lir• l't!lJit:.ht•r r't"St'I"I'L'S !Ill' nghl t•dll Ill" l"l'jl'l'l Hll_\1 ad!. tiL'l" ITH'd rr!J· Jl'I "1111110tl Tltt' ]'uiJII:.Irt·r 1\llllltr\ br.• l "! '.~\)11 !1 ll lb1t• fur 111111"1' tlrilllll!l l " IIII "!Jr · 1~ 7 1 PENNSVILLE , OHIO ON ST. RT. 337 IN MORGAN CO. SATURDAY , MAY 6 at 10 :30 A.M . & SUNDAY, MAY 1 at 12 O' CLOCK NOON Call JERRY MURPHY Mnbtk l lutm: :-.:rl•·:. ;Hitl V,m l .~ alt· ~ (II"P ilt"t'i.•ph•d rlttl y Willi l"i!Sii 1'11111 urtlt-r 15 t"t.'ttl 1'ha n~.c fur' ;rd ~ t'tll'l"}'· IIIIo: l lu~ :'ll tllllbt•r ItI f ';u-r • 1rfTiw Sl"tl· turd DOG O BWI ~Nn Clms l o r mmg now Colli 367 0550 yard in grading, driveways, landscaping, 'tc. 10rh·· and scot s 50 000 rn t lo ~ G9/ 55.1 5 du11ng the day . 2 DAY ESTATE SALE Specialited ~ DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE DOZER FOR HIRE l·:iid i "ur·rl r•\TI" Lht• rniiHIIlW I.I 15 " I lit iS 1 .~ ~ t "l'll \ ~ l.lt-'f l'l"llnl jlt.' l" tlil) 1\ tb nurltlltl! utlwr· thwt t~r n~;t•t' U \1\' l' da~ ~ wrll lw t•ha q.;t'll at thr• I llit) 16 14) 698 3?90 p o w£' ' PUBLIC AUCTION '"' 2 :!5 :115 aoo li d i t~ ~ - 125 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 - Supersports 10 :00 - 700 Club . TELEVISION VIEWING ' t "h,ll"l-{l' 1110 1.-JU IM ld, t.l -·--......,.. ... - Business Services I op pr rce for ~ to n d 1 ng v111 yl Take St. F o r c~ t 992 7760 NO 11 EM roo lOJge o • roo small Will buy I p1cce or co rnp lctc household New LJ~ed or on11 q ues Mo•lnt!. ~u llt tt u •e 20 N ?n d St M1dr1lopo •t f-'hone COINS TWO SEVEN week old Getman Shepherd pupp1e~ ond 6 weef.. WANT AD CHARGES Wanted to liuy Wan.t ed to Bu~· Our guoren teed rays and grit s se ll rh~nr~etvf•' No c a~h .nves t 9-- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday , May 4, 1978 DJCKTRALY " " HE NEVER GOT A JOB , BUT HE $HORE SETTLED DOWN �s-The Dai]t Sentmel, Mtddleport-Ponwruy. 0 .. Tilur>O<II'. M.ty 4, 1978 Nimces Help Wanted GU ~ SHOOl. Rutland leg ron Form , eve1y Sunday at 12 00 noon Spom ored by VFW . FIW:NDl Y HOMI: Toy Par t r~s now 1r1 o'ur 23rd year r~ expo ndmg and ho~ opcrun gs l or Mano!;jers and l)eolcr s O RG ANI ZA T,IO NAL MEEliNG Fn . May 5th 7 30 pm Pomeroy Eogles.Civb All ladLe s tho! s1gneq up and all o1her lod1e s !hat ore" r r\l ete~ted m f ormrng the lcdte:o. ou~~;rlrory club'. please attend OU I CH RID GE Bo rn Donee f lO w Part y Pl an e:c - helpl ul pC rr(Hl CC rnenl N o ~er'lirCe charge to tu~ t omc r ~ No col ler tmg dei.IVer lll Q Co r phone rrecesso r y Coli co liN ' Car ol Day St6 48Q 83Q5 Round and ~quare WOU lD YOU l 1l.e to eam .SI O $35 donc tng every Sot n•ght 9 ? Heot OO born I r ron\ Pomeroy and mort' on hour? N eed loclrm. ro de m o n-. rr o ro lace l ilt s No e1o:pcnence nete">~Ory NPal reopened com1ng up Rt 7 tutn lett ot light . Go 3 m rles to A lf ted ond tum nght on 41 Go I rn1le to CR 112 Turn le h Go 2 milt•" to brg p1n~ hou~e 011 leh born on left lorn01 • on J & D Se1 vrce IOJ IIH?J iy C o r ~on ~ le xo co Rutland trow open under new rnonogAmcnl (Om plcte OtJi o mo we1 A ( SCI 111te and repor • W eldrng Penn zorl pr oduc.H oppeoio 11tt;' cmd plea':} ont per Sue l or op · po1ntrnenr 9Q7 7006 ..,o110I1ty o rn J)I Coli f-OR rool 11rg ~pou t1n g ~o mt:> du ct w orh Mu si be c:.; pet•enced -,. ready w o1l. good pay ll rn l('rtJ:, I('d wt rl(' ~ lot • nq c-..pe n cn cc BoJC. ISO f' t Pl ea' 5MI W Vo /5550 MAN B"ABY SI1 HR IN m y hofne 2 t h il drc n M u~ t ho ~e re l ('rer, c e~ Phone Lernl('y 74/2003 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Cheryl OLD 1--U~NHUW:t: r< P ho • c<.. btm. ~ b ed ~ 11011 lwrh etc complete h u u ~eho l d~ W111 e M D Mtller Rt 4 Pornc1 oy Ohto 0 1 coli I o ld beagle h ound puppre s Father;., IS eJC. cel le rll hunt1ng dog 843 29~ I Wanted to OlD llur CO MIC book~ d11 lclren, boo\o.., et1 PO Bo l( 251 A the n~ O h1 o 6 14 593 7989 IIM B~R ~ omer oy O ut! ~ Pr o sowtunber Coli q91.5q65 or 1\f'nl Hanby 1 A4b 3570. IJ Wtl!"tb ur lludt'l 1',t:J I QCf) 6370 ( HIP WOOD Po le s ma x dramctct 10 on Iorge\. I end sa pt'l to n Bundled slob S6 pet ron . Oel1 ve r ~;> d to Ohro Pollet Co Rt 2. Po mer o y 992 2689 u s ~o rro <to • hydroul r( .:lp t hrtch 742 w1th GOOD 307 4 $CASH$ !o r 1unk co1o; F1ye ~ I ru ck on d Auto Pot I ~ Wted .e t Ser II ICC l l !l' ~ole and ~ epo11 Rutlorrd 74710Hl 01 PentUO tl 74? 9575 CUR R~NO' poc l. e t wotc h e~ token:-. old a nd c hOif1 ~ s•lve' and gold We need 1q04 and oldet !. tlvct r:o un Buy 5ell o de ,,11f2331 01 Coli Roger Wom ~o l ey r~t· ~ t l. tp lor Sale .ltht ~~ HOOt· HOllOW H orse~ Buy ~e l l h arte Ot rro1n New and UHtd ~ a d dles Ruth R ee11e~ Alba ny ~ t ~ IN G SI"AR K ennel Boo•d1ng lndoo• and ou rd oo• 1 uns . Groon11ng a ll bteed s Clean ~ onllory fonl tt1 es . C h e s h11~ . Phon£> (6 14) 367 0192 In 11\t'lthrl")', t"'ar ·rl 11f Tl t<wk.., aml Pli t lll:!l"~ !i l"t• n!~ 1"-'f" Y. ortl. s:\.00 IIIIIIIIIIIIW S1UO StPVIU WAN f ED l rght w l or ed GPrrr•an Sheph etd Ph one oft0r 4 30 pn r 99') 5623 . Au1o_Sale ii 1972 PONTIA C CATALI NA $000 1"1'\"t lll :>t' l"tiUII l'l k.~l l' !1~ 12-~ 156 • ( 2 miles - stay left at top of hill onto Sf. Rt. 317 to Pennsvil le at the Sill Janes Fa r ms . JO miles northeast of Athens, 0 . SELLING COLLECTION OF GUNS, LARGE COLLECTION OF OLD MARBLES , COLLECTION POCKET KNIVES , INDIAN ARROWHEADS, WELLER POTTERY , CUT & PRESSED GLASS , ANT. CLOCKS, OIL LAMPS, ANTIQUE FURNITURE {WALNUT, CHERRY , OAK , ETC I. ALSO ONE ESTATE OF VERY GOOD MODERN FURNITURE . Selling the estate of Mrs . Frances Eveland of McConnelsville who with her husband operated the Opera House from 1919 to 1954. Having sold property in McConn elsville the estate has been moved to th e Bill Janes Farm at the above address for sale. Also another estate from Akron , Oh io. SALE HELD RA IN OR SHINE OUTSIDE . BRING YOUR CHAIR AND DRESS FOR THE WEATHER . STARTING AT 10 :30 A.M. ON SATURDAY, MAY 6 WILL SELL GUN COLLECTION , POCKET KNIFE COLLECTION , COLLECTION OF OLD MARBLES, ARROWHEADS , NAZI ITEMS, .JEWELRY , ETC. AS LISTED : 12 ga . Marl in slug gun w .r ifl e stgh ts (new) ; 12 ga . Marlin goose g un. new ; ano th er 11 ga . Marlin goose gun , used ; 22 cal. Winchester M odel9.421 lever action ri l le rnewl l'l ga. Brown ing aut. . 12 ga Winchester M odel 37 ; 12 ga. Itha ca Mode l 66 . 12 ga Steven s dble . barrel hammer gun ; Sava ge 22 Hornet W· SCope ; 12 ga . Winchesler M odel 37 : Glen field Model 60 22 auI w scope : Custom Steyr Da in l er Puc h A. G. Steyr Mannl ic her Model M .270 cal. WinC:hesler dble . set tr tggers , sl ing scope & carr yi ng case : 12 ga . Bar etta ove r under BLJ ; Spr ingf ie ld Model 170A, 22 cal. _Glen field M odel 1974 BUICK R~GAl Good cond1 AC 11on P) wrnd o w~ to p WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES BUI CK !-'hone 992 31!:13 C H~ V R O L~l IMPAlA l uw JQ70 S300 ow th oul ed )tore Ro od 1.S8 t ong Bot torn T Li r.'!'I(LI) 11 tnt Fnd:1\ I I ' :01 • 985 4 Jl~7 l mile!. h orn lht•t !:r~ IJdul t' l:!lc>t l lr~ br o k ~ 99? 5086 oil e lcc , 1 aue M td dle po r 1. clo!.C ro Rutland Phon e 991· 7481 WA11::R WEll dr dl111g 111 Comme•(IOI p• oper ty appro• ou • W1ll1 otn I VA FHA DO YOU n e ed hr,•cs tone or g•o ~e P Coil 8 J 001~t 7 42 18~0 a l te r b pm l rnonctng al so tO I Inonc utg Ireland Mor tgage 77 E Sto ll' Athton:o. phone (61 4) q97 0110rloble . MIDDl [ PO R1 3 bed1 oom home 1 l ull both <> l u\ly t mpe tPd ~qutp p ed k. 1tchen wrth ml('r com no t ur ol go~ lutnoce <.en I to! 011 co nd1t ronmg on o 100 • 100 lor Fen(cd 1n vord $35 SOO Ph one 997 b745 Ph o rH;o 992 3885 11 w ood ed Mer gs · Hrgh STROUT lo ts Schools wmdow !> 1 bath s Owner wtl! l lflon(e . ' " Q~Jire ot 409 South 5th Ave nul"l Mrddlepon TW O HOUSES In Sy 1ocuse on GROUND in Harrisonville area Af1er Hours l ois Pauley Bra nch Manager Rocme 3' , '1 oe~e~ Beout tful 5 bed10om 3 bo1h home Com· plctel t remodeled t orpe ted Ho <> bot h gas ond ond e ~~.pcrr e 11 ce . onylhrng lrec you osl tmo tes. , need and ~ t o r oge bvt ld tng l or underg •ound swun pools N ew ch em tcol and supply sro •e Alban y Ohro P h o ne ' b14 -696 b555 . ( Al tO! b prn 6 14 -689 5251 John Jeff e r s or 669 5765 811! Gr llelle ) We ore NO l oi l w..et on PRICES. Cen tra l Mol:.ile liomes for Sale THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446·3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446-7881 Shop Po me ro y A u lh onlod Srnger Soles and Set vrce We sharpen Sct~sors E!(CA VA TI NG do ze r loader 1975 MOBILE HOME 17 x 60 3 bed room Exte llen t co nd11ton 992./ 479 5 AYS SHE NEEDS . BOWER I GASOLINE ALLEY A bidhdaLJ partu , ? People will f ind out how old WAGON WORKS VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS roo!tng. con~ t ru r lr on plumbrng ond h eo rmg No tab 9 West-Horton Streer Phone .. FRANK & EHNIE 'TbMOflROW'S Fof2Ec.R$'r' cAL.LS Fo~ WaDeLY Sc.A.,..,.EflfO Opening Specials Good thru May 13th 74? 7348. SHOW!RS--- ONt IN iOS,.oN, ONE IN MIAMI, ON£: IN S!ltf"-E, hc----ANO ON! '"' SRN Da~r.o. Free inspection of i9nition, poinls selling I dwell and resistance and timing) , tune .up and cooled engine Sl9.95 Fuel injection S2U5 13041 773-llB! condition COULD IT ~E THAT RUSSELL MILL:R 15 1\1\IOLVED IN BCW\ETHING ILLEGAL THAT HE: Do::>N T \\/ANT EVEN ME TO KNOW? AT THE RUTlAND AUCTION BARN REMEMBER - QRESS FOR THE WEATHER , SALE HELD OUTSIDE . Plenty parkin9 . Self contained camper space a~ailable. Food on premises . Nothing shown ~fore dav of sale. Term s . cash '!Lch.t,Qt.w-positive I Dday of sale. Not responsi ble for occldents. Auction••rs - Bil l Janes & Associates- Phone 614-S57 -3411 or 614-517-31)3 I Located at Main St. on the south end of Rutland. Watch for signs , All new merchandise. household furnishings, ref., TV sets, couches , recliners. pots and pans, garden tools, hand tools, socket sets, paint , paint brushes, stoves, toys, bicycles, loads of other misc . items still coming in, Terms of Sale : Cash or Check with positive I D. Not responsible for accidents pasture and wood .c:.,t.J .... cter barn & garage . You must see th 1s one , It 's w ~ 11 worth th e price . Loca ted o ff R"f. 375 in Meigs Cou nty . -- --- ---------~___j (Answers lomorrow) 21 California 28 - city 22 Paint or spot Z3 Pertaining to fat . 2f Ca nada s Mackenzie macabre 29 "The AUCTIONEER BILL BROWN Auctioneers note (we will have a sale every week at this location) 6 : 0~ N ews 3,4,8, 10, 13,15: ABC News 6 : 3~ NB C NewsJ,4 ,15: ABC News 13 ; 6; Zoom 20,33 . Caro l Burnett 1!. Friends 6: CBS News 8,10: Over Easy 20.33. l : O~Cross . Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13: Muppel Show 8; News 10; Gilligan' s Is. IS ; Almanac 20 : Ma king Thi ngs Grow 33. 7 : 3~Po r ter Wagoner 3: Gong Show 4: $100.000 Name That Tune 6,13: Price is Right 8; M ac Ne il-Lehrer Report 20,33 ; Family Feud 10: Pop Goes The Cou ntr y 15. 8 : ~Grlzzly Adams 3,4, IS; Capt. & Te nn ille 6, 13 ; Wonder Womal') 8, 10; Washington Week In Rev iew 20,33. Street Week 10,33; 9:0D--Rockford Flies 3.4. IS ; Movie " With This Ring" 6, 13; Incredible Hulk 8,10: Soundstage 20 : Shepherd' s Pie 33 . 9 : 3~Makem 1!. Clancy 33 : IO :QO-Qulncy 3, 4,15: News 20 ; Meeting of Minds 33 ' 1 0 : 3~ Monty Python 's Flying Circus 20; II : ~ News 3,4,6.8,10.13, 15: Dick Cavett 20: Lilias, Yoga 1!. You 33 . II 3~Johnny Carson 3.4, 1S ; Kentuc ky Derby Special 6,13; NBA Play -Off 8: Movie " Marta " 190: Monty Python 's Flying Circus 33 ; Janak i 33 . 12 : 3~L ohman & Barkley 6; Ironside 13: I : 0~ Midnight Spec ial 3,4,1S: Mov ie "Snake People" 10. 1 : 3~ N ews 13 ; 1 : 3~News 3: 3:0Q--Movle " Lu sl for Gold " 3. 4 : 3~ M ovie " Zit a" 3; 6 : ~Movle "Dreams of Gl ass " 3. Movie Channel 4 S& 9 P .M. - The Late Show {PPG I 7 & II P.M. - Hollywood Oldies {G) Cable Channel 5 6:30P .M . -- Testimony Time 7:00P .M . - Pau l Gaud ino Family Fitness Show Waste 1:30 P.M. - Moder n Sports Land" poet 10 :00 P.M. - 100 Cluh 30 Hogback 33 Irish luck Thursday , May 4 BRIDGE 35 CoUege basketball tourney 26 French r.-...,.-""".,.- 6: Elec. Co. 20 ,33: Mary Ty ler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15. 8 : 3~W a ll Yesterday's Answer >Fat 6 Ms. MacGraw a rrival 7 Cliq ue time 8 Feeling 17 Lacking 9 Defensible friendship 18 Cut of meat II Inscribed 19 Flying hero stone 20 Stringed 1> Ten : comb. instrument form 21 Macaw 20 Blood feud 24 New Hampshire city 20 Helen of T~oy 's mother 26 Andy Gump's wife 27 French frie nd 28 Ruffled r temper 31 Sweeper 32 Saintly 34 Ms . Goolagong 36 Current 37 Cease 38 Clothes 311 Mountain ridge 40 Despises, Cockney style painter Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ,...--r,'---r."'--r.-""-r.-'1 Expert play costs tricks NORTH •Q8 612 WEST EAST t 632 tQ lO ¥A KQ95 'f J\0 7 + 75 +10 9832 . 107 3 . J5 SOUTH t A K J 10 8 .. 2 +AJ 64 • AK9 Vulnerable : Both Dealer : South West DAILY CRYPTO<!liOTE - llrrc's ho" t o work it : AX I DL RAA XR Is !. 0 S G F t: 1. l. 0 W Pass Pass Pass North Eas t 1 NT 3• Pass Pass Pass Pa ss CRYPTOCtliOTES DSM VM C D LWF , AVMM FRAAJ C R!W DSM LEI W B OSM K M V K MD J l A M F J - KMIK G M \(VMCMVOLDRIW L DR I W I A RW CD RDJDR!WC . - '\}v FLWRMG South It 3+ 4t quee n and he ta kes the fin esse . West wi ll be able to lead a seco nd heart and South will ha ve to ruff. West will hold the long trump and !he contra ct will be gon e, but not forgotten. So expert South simpl y cashes his a ce and king of trumps and plays di amonds, clubs or both su its. It does n't make muc h di f ference . West will col lect a tri ck with his small tromp a nd East will mak e his queen. but the co ntract will be safe si nce trum ps d idn 't break 5-1. Wh at docs the expert do in matc h point duplica t e " He probably goes afte r the max im um ing your contrac t. In rubber Openin g lead : • K ha nd where the s tanda r d expe rt play Jn rubber bridge is going lo produ ce fewer tricks tha n the ordinary play . South ruffs the second heart and sees tha t he will have no trouble winning the rest of the tric ks if spades beha ve properly . So at Irick three he leads a diamond to dummy , leads the ni ne of trumps and lets it ride. That is , he lets il ride If East does n't play the que en. Either way he is going lo make the rest of the tric ks . The expert sees that if West holds four spades to the counts. A Canadtan r eader wants to know if bridge has borrowed th e term " Love" from tenni s. Some playe rs do use it to describe a seore I GOT AN ''~\ · · Oil< riA.'I REP0RT, SNOOP'!'~ BECAUSe ~Ou WERE SUCH A BIG HELP I'M GOING TO TRE AT ~OU TO AN ICE ·CREAM CONE ~o~:r Y- N w/2 FLAVORS .. MAW WUZ HALF RIGHT HEN SHE SAID PAW WOULD NEVER SETTLE DOWI\I AN' GITA JOB of zero be low th e lin e and they cer- tainly ha ve borr ow ed it from tennis. "-lF WS I' AI'F IC t:"in: t1Pii iS F: ASSN I 100 you have a quest10n for me experts " Wnte ·'Ask the Experts .·· care of th1s newspa · per IndiVIdua l ques /10ns will be answered If acco mpan 1ed by stamped, sell-addressed envelopes The most mterest· mg questrons WJI/ be used m /hiS column and w 111 reCeJve copte s ol JACO BY MODERN I BARNEY -- la ke s the fin esse and makes six In match point ga mes. overtrick s are a lmost as important as makbridge the co ntract is what One lelt cr simply ., lands f or an olhcr In th1s sample A IS used f or th e thr ee I. 's, X fur ttw 1wu O's, L'tC Stngle lette rs. By Oswald Jacoby apostro ph es. th e le ngth and formalt on of the v: ord s are all and Alan So ntag He r e is another hint !' f.ach day tht• code lrt lt' J ~ nt'C di iT ert' IH IW 5-4-A • 91 .. 8 6 1 3 +KQ r·) t !J78 K ing F'f!alutt l S1 nd•cale. In t . ·~ 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice reduced lo \41>,900 . Attractive remodeled 2 story farm home \ll,~ ce home features a large living room , dlnl• 0 t"~'"· "chen , 5 bedrooms, & I'' ' baths, 15 ar• ~t \ -"'e land with balance in I I I ) ( I I I ]I ZMNCDMV Ye1terday's Cryptoqoote : GUILT MATIERS. GUILT MUST ALWAYS MATTER. UNLESS GUILT MATTERS THE WHOLE WORIJ) IS MEANINGLESS.-ARCHIBALD MACLEISH ........ . . .... • Print answer here : ( ULDRIW perren ce . 992 ·3085 . SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 7:00 P.M. gas range . GE no frost two door ret r igerator w-free zer at top ; GE dlshwa sher i elec. app li ances ; pots, pa ns , utensils, etc ., sivl erware : li nens, ru gs; Victor manual add ing machi ne ; Remington elec . add ing machine ; w i ndow fan s; good selection po le & table lamps ; several rad 1os , elec. heater ; Zeni th B&W console TV ; fla t irons ; stone Ia r s; coal b uc ket s, cO pper lea kettle ; pict ure frames; m ir ro rs ; tr on pots & pans ; several Iron beds ; hat racks , elec . portable sewi ng machi ne; and irons ; woven basket s; overst uffed fu rn itur e, couches & cha irs; blacksm ith vise, and many other item s not listed . This is onl y a par tial listing healthLJ 1 You'lll1ve to be a hundred 1 A lot of people think I alreadLJ have! on Rou te 7. Ph one (OJ..e ) 985- MISC. MODEPN AND AN TIQUE ITEMS : Fr ig idaire refrigeralor w freezer at top ; CARS : 1975 Cad ill ac F leetwooo Tal •, mar" Broughman 4 dr , se dan, m1dn ight blue w blue valour i ns ide , f ully equippPd , e·1!'n pop up secretary . 38,000 miles, sun r oof In mint cond . 1969 Ca d ill ac Eldorado 2 dr ., full power, custom paint, new t ires & shocks, etc .• two-tone red w -black leather Inside, 67,000 miles, in excellent cond ition . Nonsense! You're After all ,this mau be mLJ last one! AUCTION REDUCED TO '15 ,900 - A very ni ce I' i story 4 bedroom home in good condi t ion . Fea tures a basement wi th f inished fam il y room and laundry r oom , eat -in kit ch en. livi ng r oom & bath . Large lot with ienced yard. ~ all now, pr ice d to se ll Now arrange the crrcled leners to lorm lhe surprise answer, as sug· gesled by the above cartoon sauce 3825 do rem odeled , ceramic hie, plum · b1ng , carpentry , ond generol mo rntenonce . 13 yeors e~~: · FEEL AT HOME WHSN 'IOU WIS~ \~15. • REPAIR Now Open in Ma son K11 chcns CAREFOUL MANNEFG 10 MAKS 'iOUfll: GoUE$T!S YeSierday·s l Jumbles BLOOD SHAKY ANYHOW HANGER Answer Whet the "ham .. ector tried to do, 10 tt ...ma- "HOG" TH.E.SHDW Sweepers toasters I I OIH all sm all o pplior1CtU Low rl mower. ne•t to Stat e H1ghwo.,. Cor oge bod, hoc (holi es R Hot AN D COME UP WITH SOME THIN' ··· R:'EQUI~ES • Brodl ord ElWOOD do1er too Iorge 01 too ~ moll 1J 5 : 3~ News ----.. BRADr ORD Auctron ee1 Co tn ple te Se1 vrce Phon e 949 1487 or 949 2000 Roctnc Ohto ( n tl Hoc Sefv•c o Ru11ond Oh1o. Phone 742 2008 BATHR OO MS 992 3388 MR PUDDlE , WE 'l l and 12 11 55 mob tl e home. ') bedroom s Ve ry good cond t· HOWE RY AND MARTIN E.: · tron tn Mlddl epoll Col i covo 1mg. ~ep tr c sys tems , ~') 775 4 or 992 7497 doter . boclt.hoe . dump !ruck . ltmes tone, gravel . block lOp 1964 TRAI LE R 11. tXJ w1th ax 16 po11mg . Rl . 143, Pho ne I (bl4 ) t tp o u r J bedroom u n fu rn.~h · 698·733' ed S1500 lmme d.ol e ace upon· cy ' i WEf N ME AND A WA'i TO AND TH OSE •RteiHT llVlH' CONOITlOHS" THE DOC 142-1328, l P.M. to~ P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt . 4-JO.J mo. . boclt.hoc wm k. dump !r uc k :-. and lo·bop fm h11e will haul hit dr rl . .lo ~orl l m1e~1or 10 and grovel Ca ll Bob o r Roger Jet lets . day ph0f1C 991 7089 rught phone 99 7 3525 Of 9fl') 5232 ond d rtcher lrcld . Back basemen t For m coli Q4920 18 ~o r 111ce , a ll ma kes . 991 -2784 The f ob r 1c No.I I JUS' uOT TO l'k;c;ER. Phone 992-7113 SEWING MACHINE Repou ~ Emergency One 13 ; Petti coat Junction 15. \PAWDUR) For and all types ol gcneroltepou Work gu01on tead 70 yo01 s c ... per1ence . Phone 991 2409 EXC A VA TING 011 plu~ l u ll CALL I I I Sales & Service REMODELING , Plurnbrng hoat1ng Will IN GALLIPOLIS I I I J ' Pomeroy , Ohio 4·4· 1 mo. Turns In The Family 8,10; Crockett's Victory Garden 20. 4:IJO---Mister Cartoon 3; Superman .4 ; For Ric her, For Poorer IS: Merv Gr iff in 6; Addam s Family 8; Sesame S. 20 ,33: Gomer Pyle, USMC 10: Dinah 13 . 4 : 3~lilt l e Rascals 3,15; Gill igan' s Is . 4:,8: Brady Bu nch 10. S : ~ Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8: Mister Rogers 20,33; Hogan ' s Heroes 10; AI Tromm Const. SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9-lf c electtrc fufnocc . t"org e co• poll l o fmO ! tOI\ ~ID! ITHAGUTt 220 E. Main St. Worl~ 8.1 0: 2 : ~ne Life to Live 6,13; 2 3~Doclors 3. 4.15 : Guiding Light 8, 10. 3: 0~.Another World 3,4,1S : General Hospi tal 6,13; 1\ EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 1:30-0ays of Our Lives 3,4,15; As The Li lias, Yoga & You 20 ; To Be Announced 33 lt1AT -..... 3,4,1S; Good Morn ing Ameri ca 6.13 : CBS News 8:. Bul lwlnkle 10. 7: l~Schoolies 10: 8 : ~Capt . Kangaroo 8. 10; Sesame St. 33 . . 9:00- Merv Griffin 3: Ph il Don ahue 4,13,15: Emergency One 6; Fami ly Affair 8; Match Game 10. 9 : 3~Andy Gr iffith 8; Family Affair 10. I O : O~Card Sharks 3,4,1S; Edge of Nig ht 6: Pass the Buck 8; Joker's Wild 10 ; To Tell The Truth 13 . l 0 : 3~ Hollywood Squares 3,4, IS; High Hopes 6; Price is Right 8, 10; $20,000 Pyram id 13. II : ~High Rollers 3,4,1S: Happy Days 6 13 : Elec. Co . 20 . 11 : 3~Wheel of Fortune 3,1S ; Fam ily Feud 6,13 : Partriqge Fa ml l~ 4: Love of Life 8,10: Sesame 51 10,33; II :55--C BS News 8: Loving Free 10. 12 : 0~ Newscenter 3i News 4,6, 10; San ford 1!. Son IS ; Gambil 8; Midday Magazine 13. 12 : 3~ Ryan ' s Hope6,13: Bob Braun 4: Gong Show 1S : Search tor To morrow 8, 10; Elec. Co. 33. I : O~For Richer For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13 : News 8; Young 1!. the Rest less 10; Not For Women Only 15. 3 : 3~AII AUTMORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 300 Moin St . Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 991-6263 8A .M. to• :JOP .M. . PUD DlE POOLS All sr zes and shapes. Swun pools, 2 y ear~ 11ee' ond ~ ht ubs In LIST SALE m .31 S44.81 ~5.01 Sll.97 ~9 . l9 US .I7 BR7h13 GR78xl4 HR7S.I S PWMBING & HEATING INC. WINlfR GE l to your house? lel u~ mo l-- e neces sofy • CPO"~ AI 1t ornm Cons tru cti on . 741 231ft oCJe lot . Spoc 1 ou~ 3 bedr oom w1 th M"l rge utrllly roo m Hard wootf"l loo• s and carper FrtH T ACRES OF VACANT " THE MILEAGE MAKER" by Henri Arnold and Bob lee I'M bQlfJA K.lll mo. DURA -STEEL RAD IAL ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAME ~ ~~L!l ® unscramble these lour Jumbles, one letter to each square, to lorm four ordinary words Pomeroy , D. 3·1S-tfc 992 .3748 or 991-5020 FREE PARKING 3 31 I CARTER PUlLI N S EXCAVAIIN G Compl e te Se1vtCC Ph one 991 -/ 47 6 BY OWNER 4 be d ro o rn br1c k house. Iorge co n HH lo t boy ACRE LOTS FOR SALE - Pr iced ai13.1SO .OO 111llfrul ID'il !!!) IIOHN LOSER '' Uu s ine~~s SPnices 992 - 6t24 o r~237 1 4 Call99?.7133 CONTACT : mo. 997 55?3 ROOMS both loundr-,. toom On I ac re lot S 15 .000 f1rm 804 W. Main Pom eroy 992-1298 <~ - 9 - 1 nea r Phon e HV ~ ~ 742 -3010 4-24- l mo . 7412 411 A( R~ Dupont materials. 399 W. Main St . Pomeroy , Ohio Ph. 992-2164 ~ OO M H\'0 story house Oou hie garage wt th opor tment ou r but l d .n g ~ 17 ocre!i. Rutland Sec or coli T 0 Stew or 1 ON~ ea ch. drawers w·pidgeon holes w wood car ved pulls , ve r y unusual w.chi na overa ll db le glass doors ; st ack bookcases ; small wa lnut sidebo ard, ._.ery unusual ; oak ex t tab le complete w lea ves & 6 matching cha ir s; sm . oak stand w drawer & bra ss pulls ; 5 pc. Hickor y 4 pos ter cherry bedr oom surfe e:rdra nice . walnu t Vic torian dresser from teh 1840' s ; wa lnut platform r oc ker , 5 1egged Cherry game table ; m odern Vic tor ian se ttee w Mr & Mrs. Chairs in AI con dition ; Honduras mahogany coffee table w marble top . knee hole desk w pidgeon holes ; waln ut one drawer night stand ; walnut dro pl eat table . oak libr ary t able ; large bookcase w dble gla ss doors & drawer at bo ttom . an t. wooden bed , complete ; Walnu t bureau w wh i le kn obs & off set glove drawers at lop , chest drawers . splint bottom sl ant back sewing rock er ; ga te leg tab le w dr awer , Edison school house upr ight cyli nder phonograph , two ra1 e hand carved um brella sta nd & hat ra ck hall trees (J Bears, one at base & two in tree J eK tra ntce, other da ma ged ) ; J "" cher ry rope bed ; walnut dining room suite, tab le, bu ffe t & 8 cha irs , massive car ved oak w -burl bedroom sui te, bed, dressing tab le w stool & chest . wal nu t bedroom suite, bed . d ress ing ta ble & ches t ; maple chi ld's rocker , Capta in c ha i r , walnut soli d door c hina cu pboard , burled ; walnut cu rved top curio cabi net: ma ple din ing room sui te, e)(j , ta ble, buffet , china cupboard, 6 cha irs Windsor . sm . maple rocker ; sm . stands & coffee tables , wooden floor lam ps; 3 dressers w ov al mirro r s. 2 wicker rockers , fer n stands, et c. A NT CLOCKS · M issions oak Grandfa t her , four calendar regular wall clocks ; cal endar c l oc~ . needs repa rr. ; sm . regulator , metal · Anson i a mantel clock ; fan cy Sessions mantel clock , wei ght clock ; wa lnut mantel clock . An·t . e·ra ss Nat iona l cash reg ister . Ant . violi n. O h 1o Po mcro r "' ~· DELTA Rt . I Middleport, Ohio 14 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars '100.00 Large Cars SI2S .OO Trucks sm.oo Body work & repair '1.00 per inch using onlv the best Small engine & mower service, Massey Ferguson & Gibson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Service. Electr I ( and wo tet See bkcy Hrll 675-ll82 AUTO PAINTING MODERN SUPPLY 706b Hood '16 "" · ··~~ Phone BOB'S ~ ~~=I 1 'acres on leo du 1g Cr eel. Roo d Ileal !>:•tate for Sale jewelry . SMALL COIN COllECTION : Silver dollars, Franklrn ha lves , large pen ni es, and ANTIQUE & MISC . FURNITURE : Wa lnul 1 pc Bul ler wr it ing desk w·rung pull out 4 ou e ~ lond ot edge Rut land Complete trodef hoo k. up also 2 bo nk!. o ppror!o cd proper ly 01 SI S 500 Phone 9fl"l 709 4 Phone 99~ -2181 -.-.. --· PAINTS UNION OPERATED. 3·30-1 mo. o-30-ttc APP ROX 20 acre~ on Fl otw ood~ 1. 1 si gned Weller Lala , 8 in . high , one la rg e Weller vase Sicard ty pe 12 ln. high ; Well er K ingfisher pit cher , Weller Lonhuda tobacco jar w-lid ; sm all Wel ler Sica rd vase Si gned , 4' 7 1n. tall ; small Weller vase unmarked : brown Weller vasew flower s: hand pa inted & si gned German cra cker j ar . 2 Fosto r ia horses ; depression glass . etched glass plates ; glas s pitc her s, candle holders w-glass pr is m s. minia ture cups sau ce rs ; chin a dresser lamps , severa l od lam ps some fw -hand pa inted ba ses ; cut & pre ssed gla ss ; stemmed ware , cranberry vases, et c . buddmg~ LARGE COLLECTION OF INDIAN ARROWHEADS FURNITURE , MODERN FURNITURE , CLOCKS , GLASSWARE . CHINA, POTTERY , LINENS, QUILTS , ETC . AND l CARS AS LISTED : UNUSUAL & VERY RARE WELLER POTTERY : 7 sma ll Weller vases Sicard lype PometO)' STO RY frame hou~e 6 • o om~ and both cello• o ut NAZI ITEMS : Bel1; flag ; pictur e album of one m an' s account of WW II fr om l he Germah sid e. New Japa nese fly ing su it. Ja pane se sn i per s per iscope . Japanese off icer 's sword . JEWELRY : New 32nd Masonic rrng w ' "carat diamond . Other ring ~ . wat ches & swirls cr ocki es comm tes 3 boxes old Cam br idge marbles Over 5,000 marbles in th is coll ect ion wh ich will be broken down and sold in lot s. Th is i s a tan tast i ~ col lection of old agate m arbles. STARTING AT 11 O' CLOCK NOON ON SUNDAY , MAY 7 WILL SELL ANTIQUE !!2-2174 IWO ~ ...... ·KING . -BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Henderson Hartford 882·2115 Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 ed a u go!> hea r ond au <ond1 l ronurg I oc1e le11el lo t 111 ~ utloncl SIB 000 Ph o fte Pomeroy landmark '\?,., Jilek W. Carsey , Mgr . Movie Channel 4 5 8.9 P.M. - Jamboree In The Hills 7 1!. 11 P.M.- Voyage of the Damned {PGI Cable Ch.annel s 6:30P .M. - Test imony Time AT ¥• mile ott Rt. 7 by-pass on St . Rt. 114 roward Rutland , 0. BY OWNER 3 be d r oo m ~ w1 1h f 0 1( ol ' GARAGE 591 305 1 by 2 nee !... ~ Coll 985 3927 . (, Boker Tree Brand . and m any, many more hard to l ind kni ves including many she ath kn i ves. Over 1J5 tn all Coke bottle case. gun stock case . OUTSTANDING COLLECTION OF AGATE MARBLES MADE IN INGERAFFEN , GERMANY . THESE ARE OLD TOURNAMENT MARBlES . 196 la rge 4SO sma ller flllll.l ROGER HYSELl 30 yf ' '1·3l63 Marriage " 8, 12 :4Q-Toma 6,13; 1:00-Tomorrow 3,4; I : ~News 13. -' 'J'r & r.. -i.JIEXTERIOR 17 BV OW N~R 5 one~ w rth 9 room house FRtE G A S 2 co ' gotoge ~ um nH~ I k•t ch en o nrl b o , ~J e ,e d VERY , VERY GOOD POCKET KNIFE COLLECT ION : RUSS ELL POCKET KNIVES {7 large and 7 small). R•m ington . Case XX , Ca se C~rc le oth er coi ns. ,~ · one s lovel land located o r !upper~ Plo1n!. on Oh•o Rou te 7 Pho11 e (014 ) M7 b304 Grant 742 -187q FUEL-ED .&RANCHES ~HOLJL-D DO THE !!!~TRI CK-~ __, .,. -BEST QUALITY INTERIOR SMITH NELSON. MOTORS, INC. NI::W 3 bl:!droom h o u~e 2 ba t hs Wilt CARE l01" th e etrledy hotl"le Phone 992 731 4 Ph . 992.1848 c..... HO MI:: SI TES l or ~ ole . I a cre a nd up M •ddlepor t neo• Rutl and Call 99'] 74 81 74 FOO l CAMPER hanlo.tr n Good ton dii iO rt Self to nto1 ned Chester, Ohio ID·30·c .from ttM ..,...., Trudr or htl'-'•el'" ...... for ID tM Real !>:state for Sale hooku p TOO BAD ! CAN'T THROW A~OTHER L05 Oi>J THE . FIRE -- BUT THE5E JET- 0 W~• MOORE'S EXPERirNCED Radiator~ Service 997 5750 THE DOC;"S SAt<E AND YOUR M155 D06BIN~ - - THA T DATI\ YOU'RE I'IR!TINO' DOWN HAD BE' TTER &E ACCURATE : FOR trubltt·att"u Su11rla1 4 I' ~t" Fntloy ;:tlh·n rrllll l 19 71 A R I~ IO C RAI Co mpef ~lecp'> 6 wrth stove OoJe n ~ "'" t urno<e onct porto pony Comp lerL' wrth owntrr g 1ock. !. Box 3: lO : O~Police CAPTAIN EASY Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Jack's Septic Tank Service on heating cost Experience and fully insured Free Est . Call : ~92 - 3811 4-9 -1 mo. M lllltl:ll tamping EquiJIIIIe nl and Save 30 pet. to 50 pet." ~~" 1111111Sal .ttt·du~ N e wl y PlYM O UTH R.esidentia I and commercial . Call for estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday , anytime . Phone 985-3806 Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation 6,13 Woman 3,4,1S: Baretta 6,13 : Barnaby J ones 8,10 ; Our Mutual Friend 33; News 20 . 10: 3 ~ L ock, Stock 1!. Barrel 10: 11 : ~News 3.4,6.8, 10,1 3,IS, Di ck Cavett 20 : Lilias Yoga & You 33. II : 3~ J o hnny Carson' 3,4, IS ; Starsky 1!. Hutch 6, 13; Mash 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie " Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed'" 10 . 12 : 0~Janakl 33 : 12:05--Movle " How To Commit 9 : 3 ~ Fi sh ' For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At lJ , 7 : ~Today 9:QO-Operation Runaway 3,4, 15; Barney Miller 6. 13; Hawaii F ive -0 8, 10 , Wor ld 20,33. . " - 3,4, IS ; Upon A Classic 10,33. 8 : 3~What' s Happening 6,13: Arabs 1!. Israelis 33; Original s 20 . -,, .... FRIDAY, MAYS, t978 S:45--Farm Report 13; S : S~PTL Club 13; S:Ss-Sunrlse Semester 10; 6 : ~PTL Club IS . 6:25--Socletles In Transition 10; 6 : 3~Columbus Today 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; 6:45-Mornlng Report 3: 6 : S~Good Morning , West Virginia 13 ; 6:S5--C huck White Reports 10; News Phenomenon of Benji 6,13 ; ·wattons 8,10; Once ~ SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Blown lr&~lation JIM KEESEE NOTICE d rsc b toke s io , ?2 cal. ; 12 ga . Winche ster Mode i ll . lull stock Kentucky r il le made by H.D. Zegler , Port smou th ; Model 11 Winchester 12 ga . full choke ; Re vel ation 12 ga . pump ; Revelat ion Model 135. 22 aut .; Winchester Model l/ , 16 ga dble . barrel hammer g un 17 ga .; Savage Modei 340C 272 cal. ; Savage M ode l420, 12 ga . over -under ve nt ilated rib : Mossberg boll action 410ga : Winchester22si ngleshot r ifl e ; H&R topper Model 158, 12 ga .; rare ca r ved stock & fo re end dble . barrel 12 ga . hamm er gun ; Model 97 Winchest er r io t gun in new llke con dit ion rebuil t by Winchester in 1945 and neve r tired ; Ithaca 22 cal lever act ion ; Ithaca bol t act ion r ifl e 308 cal . w scope ; Rem ington Model 105, 22 ca l.; Savage over un der 12 mag . & 410 ; Win chester Model 17. 12 ga nickel steel ; Winchester 30 -30 Buff alo Bi ll commemorat ive. never tir ed; Wi n chester Mod el 12 . 1'2 ga .; Winchester Model 37, 12 ga .; Bare tta 12 ga . over under shotg un ; Wi nchester 30-30 Classic. never f i red ; Rare Mauser 22 rifl e sing le sh ot; Ithaca 12 ga. au t . shot gun fancy sides & ligh t weigh t ; 12. ga . sin gle shot , 50 ca l. Th ompson muztle load ing rifle ; lO ga . d ble . barrel muzzle loading hammer gu n : Stevens 22 r ifle; Rar e Rem ington Model 700, 17 caL custom stock Tasca 6x18x40 Zoom M larg e stod< ; Rem ington Model 870 pump 16 ga .; Mar lin 22 1ever act jon , Remi ngton 700 BOL cal. 2.43 w-scope : Browning I ight 12 aut 12 ga .; Rem ington Sp"eedmasler 71 aut w ·scope ; 45 cal . half stock m uule loading ri ll e ; Ithaca M odel XL 300 l ight weigh i "'V en t ilaled r ib 20 ga . : tour old .BB guns : two Hll.R Model 676 6 shot ?2 cal. or 22 mag ., new ; Colonial pistol k lt ; S& w 38 ea \. breakd own mode l : two RG M odell d, '12 tevol vers , Erma 22 ca I. au t . pi stol ; Colt old model 38 Special in e>c cellen t cond it ion ; Astra 357 mag . new cond ition ; Ti tan 25 aut. , H&R 37 cal. swin g out Cyl. ; Colt Detective Special 38 cal. nic kel , n ew : NewS& W d4 mag . w -case 6 in. barrel nickel finis h ; newS& W 44 mag .• w case 8 i n. barrel blue finish ; Rare Stevens 410 pistol w-orig ina l holster . Walther comm erci a l Model PPK 32 cal .; Reprodu ction cap-ball pistol w holster . Ruger 27 aut . w -holster ; vest pocket safe ty ham me r 32 ca .; gun accessories , shells, etc J&L THURSDAY, MAY • . 197A Happy Hour 8 : 00 - Hanna - ~arbera ' ' ...... Call Aller 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992-7119 or 992-5041 4-27:trc 4·12-1 mo. P. 997 7453 111 rlr;ooge V H e ng111e o rt P S P8 n ew rod tal !rt es ro d• o oncl tope v 1n yl top E ~cellen r condiltOt1 S::/600 614 843 :t'432 out of Marietta , 0 . to McConnelsvi lle. Cross river through Malta on St . Rt . 78 west for (614) 66'7-6177 Between7 : JO & 9:00 p .m . !11 10711 Rt . 60 south out of Zanesville, 0 . to McConnelsville . Or take St. Rt . 60 north (';rsh III<HI\'illlt'i' 'l'lir• l't!lJit:.ht•r r't"St'I"I'L'S !Ill' nghl t•dll Ill" l"l'jl'l'l Hll_\1 ad!. tiL'l" ITH'd rr!J· Jl'I "1111110tl Tltt' ]'uiJII:.Irt·r 1\llllltr\ br.• l "! '.~\)11 !1 ll lb1t• fur 111111"1' tlrilllll!l l " IIII "!Jr · 1~ 7 1 PENNSVILLE , OHIO ON ST. RT. 337 IN MORGAN CO. SATURDAY , MAY 6 at 10 :30 A.M . & SUNDAY, MAY 1 at 12 O' CLOCK NOON Call JERRY MURPHY Mnbtk l lutm: :-.:rl•·:. ;Hitl V,m l .~ alt· ~ (II"P ilt"t'i.•ph•d rlttl y Willi l"i!Sii 1'11111 urtlt-r 15 t"t.'ttl 1'ha n~.c fur' ;rd ~ t'tll'l"}'· IIIIo: l lu~ :'ll tllllbt•r ItI f ';u-r • 1rfTiw Sl"tl· turd DOG O BWI ~Nn Clms l o r mmg now Colli 367 0550 yard in grading, driveways, landscaping, 'tc. 10rh·· and scot s 50 000 rn t lo ~ G9/ 55.1 5 du11ng the day . 2 DAY ESTATE SALE Specialited ~ DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE DOZER FOR HIRE l·:iid i "ur·rl r•\TI" Lht• rniiHIIlW I.I 15 " I lit iS 1 .~ ~ t "l'll \ ~ l.lt-'f l'l"llnl jlt.' l" tlil) 1\ tb nurltlltl! utlwr· thwt t~r n~;t•t' U \1\' l' da~ ~ wrll lw t•ha q.;t'll at thr• I llit) 16 14) 698 3?90 p o w£' ' PUBLIC AUCTION '"' 2 :!5 :115 aoo li d i t~ ~ - 125 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 7:30 - Supersports 10 :00 - 700 Club . TELEVISION VIEWING ' t "h,ll"l-{l' 1110 1.-JU IM ld, t.l -·--......,.. ... - Business Services I op pr rce for ~ to n d 1 ng v111 yl Take St. F o r c~ t 992 7760 NO 11 EM roo lOJge o • roo small Will buy I p1cce or co rnp lctc household New LJ~ed or on11 q ues Mo•lnt!. ~u llt tt u •e 20 N ?n d St M1dr1lopo •t f-'hone COINS TWO SEVEN week old Getman Shepherd pupp1e~ ond 6 weef.. WANT AD CHARGES Wanted to liuy Wan.t ed to Bu~· Our guoren teed rays and grit s se ll rh~nr~etvf•' No c a~h .nves t 9-- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday , May 4, 1978 DJCKTRALY " " HE NEVER GOT A JOB , BUT HE $HORE SETTLED DOWN �1 • w=~=-~ ~~~~~~._M~~':'~t:_l'~l~e~~ ~ ~l~u~s~a~~ayr~4~,~~9~78:..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, opinion should by be less Letters than 300ofwords longare lorweleomed be subject. They to reduction the editor ) and must be signed with the signee's ad· dress . Names may be withheld upon pubHcation. However, on request , names will be dlscl08ed. Letters should be In good taste , addressing issues, not per· sooalltles. 1 1· I : 1 1 I : I SALE As the Hike-Bike of 1978 comes to a close for the year . we the Meigs OJ unty REACr Team, would like to thank the ones who helped so much to make1l a safe one. . . . First of all thanks ~o out to the Me1gs County Shenff s Dept. for the use of their ca r and Offi cer Gary Wolfe '\'ho donated his tune and help for the day . Also to the Rutland EMS Station for the use of one truck and EMT Haymond Wilcox and his helper. The truck wa s a great help in back of the Hike-Bike, as were the pickup.tru(·k driven by F. arl Mossman , donated by Dan Thompson Ford of Middleport and a bike repair truck driven by John Kauff and ClarPm'e Alberson who repa1red birvcles. · Thanks go to Barbara Van~l eter . nurse , who rode in the lead car. Guy Hysell. Umt 1 and Charles Blake, Unit 5, in safe ly control truck. woul d like to th ank the chtld ren and older ones who rode in the Hike-B1ke for th~t r cooperation to make it a safe one. Thanks go out to the children who took time out to help others who an• m need of help. We thank them very J; ~ · FRIDAY, MJiYSth REG. *11.95 REG. *21.95 REG. *24.95 REG. *21.95 REG. *29.95 REG. *35.95 REG. •34.95 REG. *45.95 Area Deaths BATHROOM SCALES Sale Sl 0.68 $12.00 Borg Scales Sale $9 .60 Hous ewares 1st Ntcklace s·, chilins . bracelets, earrings. stick J~ l n s . charm s. r i ngs , key holders . NICE GIFTS FOR MOM! SCARFS AND DOILIES Regular S2.00 to SJ5.25 Sate Prices '1.59 To il2J9 Brand new selection, l a,ce Reg . s 7.00 Reg . s 9.00 Reg. $10.00 Reg . Sll.OO Reg . $12.00 Sale S5.59 Sale S7.19 Sale $7.99 Sale $8 .79 Sale $9.59 SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY SALE! A b ig se lec tion In fu ll , t w in, WOMEN'S k ino and Queen ! l zes . Includes our ent ire stoc k of spreeds . Home Furnishings Dt pt . 11t F loor SPRING SAVE 20% COATS Car coats a net a nd sc hilll e embroi dered , long co at s sty l e d in polye ster an d • .. MOTHER'S DAY se lec t the si ze and co lor that's best lor you. Ideal CHAIR SALE gil I for your mom . - Wal l a wa y s , SALE PRICES roc ~ a loung er s. re cl in ers , sw i v el ro ckers , occ asional cha irs . - Vi ny l an a cl ot n co v er s K roeh ter - Berkl i ne and quality As Low As CORONADO sued e. S1zes 6 to 20 an d 14 1 ' PlACE MATS to 24 1 1 . Regular ly $1.29, reversible . ma chine washable . big se lection of solid colors. SALE PRICES START AT MOTHER'S DAYSALEf '2850 WOMEN'S DAY SALE I 1 I c urr e9 surnrt1me latC' Monday or· u1rl~ Tu esdrs~ deputie S a re al so in vcs1Jgaltng !he entry 1Jf a \ mornmg house 11 wned by Harold Long Bottum. The Richard 0. Thr,mu s, Ht. 2.. ho use IS located on SH 248 Cheshire. had parked hts 1967 out side of Long Bottom. l'ord In hts dnvcway and 1 I DAY SALE TIMEX WATCHES WOMEN'S DRESSES AND I i I I Reg. s1295 Sale s1055 Reg. s1695 Sundre!;ses . C65 u.!l dresses, pantsu its , dre ss y d r e sses , jacket dres se s. Reg . ! ':,>;- . sizes 8 to 20, extra sizes 12 1 1o 32 ' 1 1 1. N ylon and permanent press . Peti te, S, M, L, XL, Reg. $21 95 Reg. $2595 Sale s20 Reg. $3795 Reg. $3995 Sale s3()35 Sale $31 95 Reg . s6.~0 75 SHOP SATURDAY 9-.30 TO 5 P.M. OH~ I L--~~_.._.._._.__.._..__._._._.._..._._.._...._.._ ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY I SALE *5.09 sa.oo SALE '6.79 I Reg . Sll .OO SALE *9.39 II Reg . m .oo SALE *12.79 I Reg . 518.00 SALE '15.29 Reg . MOTHER'$ DAY IS SUNDAY, MAY 14th MIDDLEPORT, ~y. ' offering being made by July . The sysU,m will epst approximately $3.8 million , At the meeting , the engineers outlined steps that have to be taken on the local level. Mayor Herman London named Gordon Winebrenner to serve on the Board of Public Affairs. Mayor London also reported on the recent patching of village streets and asked council to make a list of work that should be done in U1e >illage. Jack Williams met with council in regard to pipe being pla ced nea.r his properly to control erosion. Jimmy Joe Hemsley is to investigate U1e situation and get an estimate on the cost of · having the work C<Jmpleted. Council approved the third and final reading of an ordinance giving the Ohio Power OJ. , a franchise to supply U1e village will1 electricity. Attending wer~ Mayor London, Janice Lawson , clerk ; Hemsley, Larry Brogan , Eber Pickens , John Arnott and Kathryn Crow, council members , Robert Wingett, Jean Hall, Eileen Clark, Sadie Thuener, Olarlotte Nease , Doug Hemsley , and Chief of Police Milton Varian. • at y enttne ~teen Cents Vol. planned h ROME WILLIAMSON PROMOT E D Ra ymond J . t Rome I WIIlia m so n , offIce supervisor at the Philip Sporn Plant In New Haven ha s been promoted to Personnel Supervisor. He is succeedlng K. M. Wiles who retires on July I. Williamson was born In Westfield, New York and attended Antioch College. lo 1965 he participated in teh AEP Mana gement Program at the University of Michigan . His em· ployment at Sporn Plant hegun In 1951 wheo he accepted the position of Supervisory Assistant. In 1968 he was promoted to Office Su perv isor and served In that capacity untll now. The WUiiamsons reside in Mason. Th eir dau ghter, Mrs. Kitty McDowell , and her family are Ceredo residents. Weather Cloudy tonight, with pal· ches of fog and lows between 45 and 50. Mostly cloudy and a little warmer Saturday, with highs in the mi d or upper OOs. McARTHUR , Ohio (UPI ) - The · Am<lin Power Co., where three workmen died in an explosion last December, plans to appeal a citation by the U.S . Occupational Safety and Health Administration which found the company in violat ion of federa l regulations. Kenneth Price, plant manager, said Thursday the company does not agree with U1e findings and will appeal. An investigation at the Vinton County plant, which started one day afwr lhe Dec . 6 explosives blast, resulted in the citation and a $45,000 fine . Three employees , Donald J<~rv is, 26, Roger Ervins, 26, both of Wellston, and Steve McVey , 22, Albany, died in the blast that destroyed a 40 by 00-feet building in which gelatin dynamite was processed. The company , with headquarters in Cleveland, makes industrial explosives and emp loy s about 450 peopl e. The OSHA citation listed fiv e separate violations for which a penalty of $1,000 each wa s assessed, and four violations for which penalties of $10,000 ea·ch were assessed . No single cause for the blast was listed in the OSHA report and an OSHA official said he could not release any further information on the case while the a ppeal is pending. SERV ING.ON CONVENTION COMMITTEE - Tbese musicians will be servin g on the committee for organizing . and promoting a fiddlers convention in Mason County July 21·23. They are, 1 to r, Bob White , Route 2. OJolvllle: Bernard Connolly, Mason ; Durward Cumings, Haute 3, Pomeroy ; Denver Rice, Middleport ; Troy Herdman, OJlumbus, and Rick Connolly, Mason. ORGANIZING FIDDLERS CONVENTION - Key personnel in organizing the nationa l levelfiddlers convention at the Mason County Fairgrounds, July 21-23, are I to r, Kelly Sidle, Newark, last year 's contest winner ; Tracy Whaley , Pomeroy; Jin1 Gordon, Route 1, Gallipolis, and Joe Meadows of the Jim and JesseGrand Ole Opry Show. 28 aCtS tO be featured __..(W~~-]_rh_eW_orl_dTo_da_y • l ry m us zca zn an. n l Ve pledg~d Twenty~lght acts will be featured in the 25th anniversary musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Associatlon to be staged at 8:10 p.m. Saturday at the Meigs High School. Joe Struble, veteran master of ceremonies, will keep the show moving again Approximately ••o,ooti has been pledged towards the construction of a new post home for Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, near the Rock Springs Fair· grounda. Residents are a·aked to rupond to letters sent by the post recently asking for pledges of support by May 15 10 that post olftclals can make a determination whether or not to proceed with the project. The post Is also making jllaJVI for holding Memorial Day ~ervlces and wtll keep them confined to one day 1111her than two days as in the 111•· The Rio Grande Chorale wW be on hand for the ser· vices and there will be a guest ape«ker from Columbus for the ~ervlces. This week'• wiDnliag Ohlo Lottery numbers : Three dlgtt number - !H. Two df&lt number - 07. SIDcle d!Rit number - 0. SIS·df&ll number sam Lucky Buck Two Three-digit number 7!5. Slz·dfglt number 511d8. No. 15 • • citation The 6 percent WJemployment rate last month was l e lowest since October 1971 when It was 5.9 percent. The jobless rate stood at 6.2 percent in February . The department sa id 535,000 workers got jobs in April , largely on the basis of April to sw ell the higher pay for workers paid employment ranks to 93.8 by the hour. Pay for workers million . The number t f who punch tune clocks has IUiemployed fell llili,OOO to 6 increased 8.7 percent sin t-e millJon . April 1977. The "reduction In In dollars and cents, the unemployment occurred · average hourly wage was exclusively among adult (ConUnued on page 12 I men , as women and wen· agers showed little .,:,:,:,::,:,:<::::::::::::::: :::::::::::.:,:.:,::::,:::.::: ::::::: movement," the department disclosed. Among males, Legion baschallcrs vewrans who se rved during the Vietnam War era to sign up Sunday continued t heir year-lo ng Sign-up day lor boys gains. wi shing to play Meigs The jobless raw for these American Legion baseball vewrans was 7.6 percent a will be at 12:30 p.m. this year ago compared with 7.5 Sunday at the Drew percent for nonveU,rans. Last Webster Post39, American month , the jobless rate for Legion Home In Pomeroy. Vietnam vets was 1.5 percent Boys whose birth date compared with 6.5 percent for fall s after Aug. I, 1959, will those without mi litary be eligible to play. All who experience. reg ister must bring li valid Settlement of the ll(kiay certlllcate. Nothing birth coal strike boosted mining else will be accepted. They employment by 170,000 in must pay a $5 entry fee. April to its highest level in a This wlli be the only signquarter of a century. The up date. Charles Hamllton department esjimated nearly will handle tbe coaching 900,000 miners were duties and wUI be assisted employed last month. by Ed Keonedy and Gene The large gain in Mltcb. jobholders and the drop in the politically sensitive :::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: unemployment rate will .give President Carter more roolll to expand anti-Inflation activities. Large hikes in wages and prices this winU,r and spring have booswd the cust of living at a near 10 percent amual rate. The department said average weekly earnings increased 1.1 percent In $10,000 ~9 . Appeal of By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON (UPI ) - The nation's unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in 31> years and in April as Vietnam War vewrans and coal miners led a blue-eollar surge of one-half million people landing jobs, the Labor Department reported XXL. 1 I WOMEN'S LONG GOWNS - DRESSY OR SPORT STYLES - WHITE OR YELLOW GOLD - ELECTRIC WATCHES INCLUDED .,ANTSUITS r---------------~---~ ! ' Regular 1109 .90 sweeper plus tools . Saves you S19 .9S , has light, a-position ad · iusfabl~ he ight . BEDSPREADS 20% someone struck the left rea r lender . Meigs . Co unty Sheri ff James J. Pr<offltt reports that I Reg . $15.00 Sale$11.85 SAVE MONEY Re Si dent s e ur cha sin g ad,·anee ttc kets to Saturday n1~ht's 25th anniversary touSJcal producti on of the Big fknd Minstrel Association can save 25 cents per ticket, .James Soulsby, ticket chaJrman, satdtoday . ALL 'THE FAMILY THE SHOE BOX '69.95 SAVE Meig s Co unty She riff James J. Proffitt reports that depu ties are mvesugaung a hi t-skip acc1dent Ihot oc- 1 Reg . $11.00 Sale $8.65 f loor , k it chen and de corat iv e wal l cloc ks, battery and elec tr ic models. Regula rly S9.79 to S29 .9S MASONICMEETING A regular meeting of llarnsonville Masoni c Lodge will be held at 7:30 p. m. Saturday . There will be wor k m th e Master Masons Deg ree and Past Master 's Ni ght will be obse rved . All Ma ster Masons are welcome FOH 46. Reg . $8.00 Sale $6 .35 BAKE SALE The· So uthern J unior High School eighth grade cla ss will hold a bake sale from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturday at the Ne w York Cl<othi ng House. SANDALS to 32 UPRIGHT SWEEPER Reg . $6.00 Sale $4. 75 being investigated I I I II . sleeves. EUREKA N i ce selec tt on of s u mm e r st yl es In th e tates t I C~ br i cs • Jobless rate ·6% MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL Handbags - Casual or fancy sly les . - Long and short - Sizes Di\NCE FRIDAY The Me1gs Junior High Pa rent-TeHcher F'orum will sponsor a da nce Frida y from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the school. The dance is open to junior h1gh students only. Music will be provided by the band "Skyrocket··. Pizza and pop w11l be sold. Admission to the dance will be 50 cents a person. Brc~A• rr r1f SALE *10.19 SALE *18.69 SALE *21.19 SALE *18.69 !>ALE *25.49 SALE *30.59 SALE *29.69 SALE *39.09 SALE! WOMEN'S BLOUSES s13 .35 Detecto Scales Hit-skip accident Accord ing tt, the rep(Jrl. FQLDING CHAIRS FOLDING CHAIRS FOLDING CHAIRS FOLDING ROC.KERS FOLDING ROCKERS FOLDING ROCKERS FOLDING CHAISES FOLDING CHAISES Mother's Day Sale sis1 er~ . Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - John HUimell , Middleport : Myrtle Wol ford , Vint on; J ohn i\elson . Pomeroy : Charles Knapp. Mi ddleport . Di sc ha rged - l'loren ce Musser. Fred Roush , Ca rolyn Reeves , lleb bw Wtllls . Sean Stanley , Es s1e Russell. Bealnce :v1a} , An g!l} nn Brunty, Delores Ar1ker, Sara h Roush . Rrscoc G>zart , Ray R!Jush building in Washington. The lodge is in its 75U1 year, having organized Dec. 2, 1902. The lodge is the oldest organization in th~ village. Shown, 1-r, are , Eileen Clark, Jean Hall, Mayor I.ondon , Sadie Thuener and Charlotte Nease . e Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday, May 5, 1~78 MOTHER'S DAY SALE! Ht· is surv1vetl oy one JOHN W. BOCOCK er. Mrs. Marjon e daught John W. Bocock, 78. Brumbalo w. Cheshire: two Cheshire, died WPdnrsday so ns. Jac k 0 . Bocock , eve ning at th e Dalbry's W heelersburg: Robert L. l n co r poratiun Cl'nter, BN·oc k. Proc torv ill e; one Ironton. Sloter. ~1 rs . Lucy Stuart . and Mr. Bocock was born Feb. br!Jther, Glenll Bocock, one 25. 1900 at Pulaski , Va . lie was preceded in death by Ins both of Pulaski . rune t·al arrangements will wife, Lona Tu cker Bocock 111 1972. He was also preceded in be announced by Rawlings death by eight brothers and Coa ts Fw1erol Home . are to report at SATURDAY, MAY 6th 1 Sturdy aluminum frames with nylon webbing or plastic tubing seals and backs, hardwood arms . ---- - -- -- ~- -- - - ------------ m~mbers f Telescope Folding Lawn and Patio Furniture De pa rtmen t. Pomero y Poli ce De part me nt , Ben-T om I 1 PRESENTING FLAG - Guiding Star Council 124 of Syracuse Daughters of America Lodge Thursday night presented Mayor Herman London with a fla g for the village. The flag was secured by Sadie Thuener who wrote to congressman Clarence Miller, Miller, in turn, sent the Oag tQ Mrs. Thuener. The flag has flown over the Capita l MOntER'S DAY SALE Corporation and state highway ga rage for sa fet y equipm ent , Jay Hall trucking company and others . Thanks to the motonsts on the highway for their help. lf we 've missed an rom' who ht'lpt:d , Wt' thank you . Guy D. Hysell , PrEsident Mci~s OJ . REACT Team No . 3837 Middleport Village Hall at 9 a. m. for assignment uf street s. Parents who can help are asked also tu rel!"n . ln conjunction with ta g da y th e league will have a bake sale starting at 9 a. m. at the Citizens National Bank and the Columbia Gas of Ohio offi ce. Baked goods are to br at eith er pla ce before 9 a. m. Saturda y. l' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 Also th·anksgo to Ft:anklin Casto. No. 2, Jerr y OJlmer , No . 3, Donald Hysell . ~o. 6, H;c~y u1ond Stewart. No. 7, Goorge Folmer.Jr .. l\o, . 8. Gary llysdl. No . 10, Robert Bowles. No. 12, Natha n Biggs. No . 15. Ora Wil!kms, No. 18, Joe O~rist y. No . 19, Walter H ag~. 1\o. 20, Ola rles Wdhams , Rutla nd, ~o . 21. Olarles A. Musser. \ o :11. George ~·o lm e r . Sr ., No. 38, Vincent Mossman . i\P. 46 . Nellie Watluns, 01 . 19 Base Station, Sharon Folmer Ch . 'i Hase Sta.tlon, ilnd members' wives who were on dut y: the Pomeroy Ja yc<'<'s, Midd leport Police The Middleport Youth Baseball League ~il l ha n tag day Saturday . All team l' .. ' much . TheY worked Yl'n harct an rl did a good job. in Middleport SyracuSI! Village C.ouncil Thursday night entered into a thl'ee-year cQnlract with the General Telephone OJmpany to have a fire and emergency bar installed in the homes of eight \tire and emergen cy volunteers. Meeting with cqimcil was Esther M. Klinebriel, comm un icati ons : consultant for the telephone company, who explained how the system works and U1e cost of the operation. According to Mrs. Klinebriel the fire and emergency bar will take six weeks to install. The system will increase the village 's phone bill by about $20 per munth . When a person dials for the emergency squad or fi re department eight phones will ring at once and continu e to ring until the call is completed . If a perso n is using one of the phones and a call comes through, .a tone will sound to alert them that someone is calling on the fire bar. The system will assure the village of 24 hour service. In other business, council was told of a meeting recently with engineers from Commonwealth Systems, Greenwood, Ind ., members of the Syracuse-Racine Regional Sewage district and members of council. Council was to ld that there is a possibility of a grant GIFT :I I I Tag Day set Syracuse getting new phone system for fire, squad calls . I : .•. ?Jtt. uuwr,: two ' 1 1 9~..1. ~~. : ELBE RFE LDS I N POMEROY 1 l I : · e . · •. . ·~a f ~ this year and featured will be a number of entertainers who were in early shows of the association. Achoral group composed of Alice Nease; Debbi Buck, Carolyn Thomas, Charlene Hoeflich, Bob Hoeflich, Tonya Davis, Jim Soulsby, Bob ~uck and Larry Coleman will open the show with a medley of show tunes backed by a dance line composed of Kelli Rought, Jamie Sisson, Anita Musser, Sue Taylor, Lorra Wisecup, Robin Southern, Patty Parker, Connie Mossman, Jan Bel· zing , Cathy Parker, Lori Kloes and Stefanie Rought. With her vocal solo, "The Banjo's Back in Town" Jayne Hoeflich will bring on ban· joists, Bill Clark and Bill Camon, who will present "Bye, Bye Blues" and "The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise." A newcomer, Craig Darst of Middleport, will sing "Pretty Baby" to bring on another dance line, Cindy Souls by, April Clark, Lisa Baxter, Debbie Werry, Kim Eblin, Angle Pratt, Teresa Pratt and Julie Sisson. Benefits being coordinated . A st udent at Marshall College, Beverly Wilson will sing "I'm a Person, Too" accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Maryln Wilcox. Jim Soulsby's vocal , " Love Letters in the Sand" will bring on a dance lin e In old • fashioned cost uming. Making up the group are Alice Nease, Susie Souls by, Debbi Buck, Carolyn Thomas and Susie Abbott. Another newepmer to· the cast, Kevin King, will present on his saxophone the theme •frofl! Saturday Night Fever with ba ckgro und dancers being Toni Pope and Carl Gheen. Kathy Johnson will accompany the number. Returning to the cast for her first show since 1967 will be Sandra Luckeydoo singing "June Is Bustin' Out All Over." The pony line will be featured on that number also .. Two other. cast members from earlier show, Katie Crow and Esther Sylvester, will team in a trlbute to the high brown characters of the early minstrel circles with their CPmedy routine and the vocal "A Good Man Is Hard \ CHARLESTON, W. Va . tUP!) - West Virginla Worknlen 's OJmpensalion DirectorGeorge Blizzardmet today with officials of the Social Security and Veterans administrations to help coordinate benefits for families of the 51 men who died in the scaffolding collapse last week at Willow to Find." Island. Six of the victims were from Ohio. A today number, "Love ls Blizzard said Thursday he has already met with Like Oxygen" will be the employers of the men and representatives of the West Virgi~ia background musi c for a . Federation, AFlrCIO, to speed up completion of benefits modern dance number by applications. Katrina and Randy Batey and Alice Nease will deliver a comedy bit along with her WASHINGTON (UPI) - AU. S. House subcommittee has solo, "When You 're Smiling ." approved $4.66 million for an addition to lhe U. S. Air Force Another veteran of the shows, Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base 111 Dayton, Ohio, Kim Batey, a Meigs Junjor Hep . Clarence J. Brown, R.{)hio, said Thlll'sday. Miss, will present " Mr. "The 4-3 subcommittee vote Is just the first step in a long Bojangles" with her own battle to win congressional approval of the project," Brown guitar accompaniment. said, "but it's a significant victory, cunsidering the fact that Two early cast members, the project was not formally requested by the Department of Tom Reut er and Orva l (Cu rly) Wiles will represenl Defense this year." the many minst rel end men of past years In their skit and KENT, Uhio (Uf>l )- Many students and faculty at Kent vocal, "Sweet Georgia Brown" whlch also features a State University had hoped lhe eighlh anniversary of the s!ayings of four Kent stude nts by National Guardsmen would pony dance ltne. Debbi Buck and Tonya be a time to heal, once and for all , the lingering ~lef and anger Davis, past performers in from lhe Vletnam~ra tragedy . Instead war gas and bitterness Thursday polnwd out the numerous shows, will do a takeoff on a Shirley Temple stlll.festering· wounds of the Kent State shootlngs. number, "Good Ship · Lo11ipop" with Jim Soulsby to be soloist on "I Won't Men. JRONTON Ohio (UPI) - In Jl'onton, where 18 train tion It Again." "Remember aceidents hav~ been recorded since 1973, trains must now When" will be the vocal duet travel no faster than 11).15 miles per hour. of Charlene and Bob Hoeflich The City Council passed an ordinance Thursday night and Linda Mayer's vocal solo lowering train speed limlts from 45 to 15 mph, and even slower will be · " It Only Happens at street crossings. Trains must also sound their whistles 300 (ConUnued on oage 12) yards away from crossinRs. $4.6 million addition OK'd Tear gas used at KSU Train speed liniits lowered I Fiddlers' Convention planned By Bob HoeOJch Plans for a fiddlers ' convention, to be held at the Mason County Fairgrounds July 21·23 with cash prizes tota ling some $4,000 to be awa rded, were made at a meeting held Thursday afternoon at the Rock Springs Grange Halr near Pomeroy. According to plans made Thursday the selection of a Miss Blue Grass Music will be inco rp orated into the Mason event which is expected to attract hundreds of fiddle players, banjo pickers and folk singers. Besides the honor of being selected as winner and receiving a cash award. the winner, who must be able to play an instrument, will be boo ked on several personal appearance shows. Meeting with the group Thursday was Joe Meadows who is with the national Jim and Jesse Grand Ole Opry Sh ow and who has en· tertained abroad . On hand also was Kenny Sidle of Newark who was winner of last year's event in Mason Co unty. Sidle will not be able to compete this year ac· eprding to the rules of the contest , but he and Meadows will both co nduct fiddle workshops during the three da y convention . Top prize for fiddle playing will be $500 with $350 for second ; $300 for third and $250 for fourth . Other cat egories with various com petition. will be old time fiddle playing ; flat top pi ckin ', mandolin, folk singing, blue grass banjo, blue grass band, junior flddle playing and clog dancing. '!'racy Whaley of Pomeroy, who promoted the highly successful fiddling contest at the Meigs County Fair a few years back, a,nd Jim Gordon of Route 1, Gallipolis, will serve as local coordinators. Anyone wishing more in· formation or applications for the competition can write to Whaley , 130 Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy ; Gordon, at Box 90, 'Route I, Gallipolis, or Meadows , ~ . 0. Box 3, Spanishburg, W. Va. The competition will start at 4 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights with the finals to begin at 10 a.m. on Sunday. � 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 4, 1978 bocock