http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ee6262719f49959e28f555ac29e5bc89.pdf 0d365c470aacbac22c5bec4a4676569d PDF Text Text 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. �2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 . Frtday, May 5 1978 Indonesians ready for toughest·questions JAKARTA, Indones ia ( UPI) When Vt ce PreSident Walter Mondale arrtves on hts goodwtll \1St! Frtday, he will find the military-backed regime of PreSident SUharto wtth Its political house m order Dtpl omallc sourc es satd they expected litUe or no stgns of the hecklin g disstdents who have kept government troops oo the alert smce th e March pceSldenllal election A US Embassy spokesman satd no detatls have yet been dtsclosed as to what Monda le and th e I Last of • empires offtc1als accompanymg htm will have to say to Suharto and Vtce President Adam Malik dunng the Fnday evemng-to-Sunday morntng \1Sit But he satd tile Carter admtmstra tton 's human rtghts poltcy was almost certam to be one toptc and the Indonesians appeared ready for tt Vtce PreSident Malik wtll be the first to greet Mondale informally on hts arrtval and tile ftrst to see hun on an offtctal call at hts offtce Saturda) mornmg Malik , former foretgn mtmster and an old Umted Nattons hand, wtll be able to pomt to lndonesta's recent release of 10,000 poiittcal pn5oners and the announcement tllat the balance of some 21,000 held Without lrtal - man) smce 1965 - wtll have been tned or released by the end of 1979 While tl was not clea"r what Mondale 11as gomg to say, Indonesian pohhcal sources satd both Malik and Suharto dunn g_ ba ck-to-back talks Saturday can be expected to ask ' for more than verbal assurance of the Un tted States' conun ued mterest m Southeast Asia peopletalk The sources sa td Indonesia, along wtth other countries m the reg10n , remamed skcptt ca l of the Carter admuustratton s professed fore ign policy toward Asta They satd that, smce the NIXOn Doctrme proclaU11ed on Guam m 1973, there has not been a smgle postttve step by tile Umled States m Asta und er any prestdenttal admm tstra twn • Indonesians, the sources satd are parttcularly upset wtth the Carter admm tstratton's failure so far to curb tile fall of the US doJiar on fnre1_g n rxrh;m j:!(l-S Thts affects Indonesia's export earnmgs, especially Oil,ofwhtch I 7bti1Ion barrels were produced m 1977, and on which tile government based tts $11 3 btlhon nattonal recovery budget for the current fiscal year Indonesian sou rces satd U S defense Secretary Harold Brown's recent Los Angeles speech of assurance tile Umted States remams a Pactftc military power was yet another case of American rhetoric wtthout substance Mondale's amval Friday C\ emn g wtll be wtthout offtctal fanfare After a handshake from Malik at the atrport Mondale, hts wtfe, and son Ted, wtll spend a pnvate evenrng at thetr sutte on the lop three floors of the Hotel Borobudur Intercontinental Saturday mornmg he makes hts ftrst courtesy call on Malik and then ·moves across the terrace to the prestdenttal palace to call on Suharto for serious talks There wtll be exchange of toasts at a Saturday mght banquet gtven the Mondales by the Maltks, and then a ,-------, Social 1 I 1 I POLLY·s POINTERS 1 Calendar I I I by United Press International Polly Cramer Wrtter Hunter S Thompson - the model for Duke" m Garry Trudeau's 'Doonesbury " comtc Bv Dun Graff stnp - tlltnks "tt's 1\etrd to be a comic strtp character • Watchmg ones lm1guage Thompson, author of "Fear and Loathmg m Las Vegas and has become a matter of some Wlwnl fmd pla m hand towels ·The Kentucky Derby IS Decadent and Depraved, " com- Pots keep whttcal sensttl\ tlv m the on SH ie I have these at!t acplaiDed recently m a speech at the Umv~rstt) of Ca hforma at dorkenmg Sovtet Umon hve llllmmugs to go on them San Otego, "How would you like to be a comtc stnp character Wtlhin the past few weeks I he) look as beautiful as three of the USSR s consh- all the time? No other Amencan 1\rlter has ever had to go OEAH POI I Y I do hope then expensive counterparts tuent republics have rebelled lllrough a thmg tike tllat " He mterrupted his speech by \OU l 8ll help With my piO- Sudt towels also make great sptllmg a glass of whtskey on htmself and k1ckmg a bottle of at new draft consltluhons bJcm I "01 k 111 the schoollun g1fL' for a ver) small cost which proposed to esta blish beer across the stage The audtence repeatedly shouted that he du oom p1 ogt am and the PJ\1 could not be heard, Thompson sa1d the sound system was OK Russtan as the offtctal cooks use huge alwmnwn DEAR POLLY - When - he was JUSt mumbling language In raptd sequence, pots and pans that resemble hangmg my laun!lry on the Georgia, Armema and Azer SOMETHING OLD : Splashy movte premieres - at double bmlers 1 he bottom uutstde line I weat a half batJan, through pu bli c proparts, up to the watet lev el apt on \1 tth lies Ill the back tests press ured Moscow to Gt auman's Chmese Theater, no less - are a tllmg of the past, ,tlwm s turn dark I " onder tf Bdore gomg outside I ftllthe so what better way to open "Grease," a movte about nostalgia agree to remstate their natiV< Ill an with John Travolta drl\tng up to Grauman's m Hollywood vuu know of a wa) to clean poc kets wtth clothespms and tongues m hts 1955 Thunderbird - and Ollvta Newton-Jnhn on his arm tin s other than usmg Will! no longer lta\e to fumble 111 All three 1epubhcs are m After the show tl 's off to Paramount Studios, where the cast spon ges and a household the basket to fmd them 01 the Caucasus wluch has a dra g the clothespin bag wtll attend a prom m a set resembltng Greases' Rydell Htgh cleanset - BEHYI long histurv of Jts own DE1 I H POl I YDa1 kened along Saves ltme and lost - dressed m lhetr 1950s best Among the Jtlterbuggers at the preceding modern Russtan alumnJnUIIJ J lllllS and kettles cl uthcspms -MARJ,\ NNE prom June 4 Will be some of Hollywood Htgh 's most tllustnous hegemony and takes notable can bt• cleaned and bnghtenPolly wtll send vou one of alumm Carol Burnett, Naoet1e Fabray, Sally Kellerman, prtde tn Its mdependent Alexis Smith, and Dave and RJck Nelsoo. l'<l by stewmg 1huba1b 111 hct stg ned thank yo u cultures them -NEl li E nc" spaper co upon clippers tf Thts dues not make them DEAR BERYl I ha\ e an sh e uses yo ur fa vuntc HOT NEWS The Frtars Club wtO have another roast tn New umque, however merelv the idea ste\\ed 1 huba1 b mtght Pmnter Peeve or Problem 111 York tomght, and tllose turrung on the sptt wtll be broadcast vocal ltp of a Sovtet cultural nut be ' ery appea ling on a her column Write POLl Y S newsmen Walter Crooklte (CBS ), Harry Reasoner and and ethmc Iceberg se houl lunlltroom menu POI NTEH.S 111 care of tins Howard K Smith (both of ABC ) To fan tile names wtll be a Western e) es tend to see Tomatoes or anv actd food newspapcJ few numbers by Stephanie MHis, star of Broadwa) s 'The the USSR as a masstve Wtz " Johnny Carsoo and Don Rickles, who show up every "111 do the same Or ) uu monolith - 258 nulhon people year to smk thetr wtts toto the honored vtcttms "til be JOIOed nught lr) bm lmg l\\U teas m conf1 denl possessiOn of tills t1me bv Dinah Shore, Dina Merrill and Burt Revnolds poons of tremn of ta Jl/u to ahmost mne mtlhon squa1 e CiH.:h quctrt of \\dle r for lJ f~; \\ rrules QUOTE OF TilE DAY Ethel West, 74 a grandmother trom nunutes -POl I Y In fact however tlno IS the DEAH POLlY - I am Onchester, England wtth a background In JUdo , discussmg la st of the btg ltme dll~ \\ e nn g the rrwutl whu how she fought off a 6-foot mugger Thursday 'If I hadn't been mulhracJal empt res loaded down wtth shopping and taken by surpnse I would have Spilled ballpolllt mk 011 het The dommant Hus5tans noored htm .. shu11er cutl<un I fmd rublr themselves currcntlv com mg ctkohul ts it \\hrz t~ t prtse 53 percent of the popular ernovrng surh mk cvcn~:~ Hcr GLIMPSES RCA Records held a party Thursday rught at uon - m round nwnbers, Manhattan 's Studto 34 for Krlsty McNichol of TV's "Fa mil) " a long tune and scvet aln101 e about 133 rrulhon That IS and her brother, Jimmy, to celebrate the McNtchols' new washings -MRS r. I about 60 percent of the US DEAR POI I Y - I \\ Ondet record contract Kirk Douglas IS tn New York for tomght 's population or for another F'rtars Club roast and to promote his new f1hm, "The Fury ' ho11 many of the readers companson some• hat larger Smger Diana Rnss wtll he appeanng at Long Island 's remembet to dean the than J apan s and somewhat Westbury Must c Fatr May S-11, then works on some loose ends toothbrushes "hen the) clean smaller than Indonesia s to the movte verston of "The Wtz'' Former VIce President the batht oom I keep a small The non-Russ1an Sov tet Nelson Rockefeller has asked the New York auction house of Jal with baking soda 111 It 111 ctttzens are a head) mixture Sotheby Parke Bernet to diSpose of hts summer manston tn 1' Ulc mcdtt.:tne""ciibmct., I put of Ukramtans. Whtte RusSeal Harbor Marne Pamter Jacqul Morgan \\Ill represent abou t one half teaspoon of the Sians , Balti c peop les tile Umted States at an art show at the "Nol' e Mtastro ga llery sodd rn I he tXtthroom g l a~~ or Kazakhs, Uzbeks and a long In Warsaw Poland , June I~ a paper cup wtth 11 a 1m list of smaller rurktc and watet fhe baktng soda •atet other ethmc groupm gs Is poured do\\n the dr.JIIJ to The Ukramtans, the next make 1t dean smelling too • )11rgest population group wtth ~QJ ehcc)< the tooth brusltcs INGRID HAWLEY But m the fmal analysts, an groups the Kazakhs 'a nd ' toS'e tfthey sho\1 wea r )hey• some :;o rrullwn. are closely SELECTED - Capital related to the Russtans It IS emptre ISan ernp1re IS an em- Uzheks number some 14 tL'iuall) dd tn SIX mu nth~ lunc University senior Ingrid D true but are anythmg but pire mtllton each and have An old soft -t uoth bru ~ h (d llllol Hawley, daughter of Mrs The show of lmgutstJc In- relati ves elsewhere m Asta - do a good job or cleanmg fond relations I he pohttca l Dianne Hawley, 102 Wolle bond under cza r and com dependence on the part of the m Iran , Afghamstan and One of Ill) money stJ ctDr, Pomeroy, has been rrussar has been unposed by Caucasus republics In Itself especially tn People s Chtna lltet s on the food btll 1s to named Outstanding Senior the sup enor Rn ss 1an represents no real threat to Th e latter ac tual!) sen e meat Ju.tf for dumcr a Womao by the Association the Kremlin Thetr umque represents less of a threat to LOUJ>Ic of da) s bef01 e I plan to numbers and force of Women Students The And there ts no more pohltcal and cultural status IS the Kremlin 111 a rmhtar) set ve spaghetti My lmmly award Is presented an· strrulanty between a Kaza kh recognize d and thetr sense than 1! does as a wtll not c.Jl leftovers so I oually at Capital to the languages ha ve enj oyed of- polttlcal example to Sovtet u umble up tlu leftover me,Jt and a Russian than there IS senior womao who has or was - between an ficial status s1nce the revolu- Astans, an attractiOn for thetr loaf, put 11 111 the spaghetti demonstrated out.tandlng Algenan and a Frenchman or tiOn, a status now reaffirmed loyalties and ambitiOns saute awl1 t 1s not " l:lsh.•d leadership, scbolarshlp an lndta n and a Bn ton The 10 the ne wconshtuttons The tmpenal Russia ns ma) El I.F.N and servi ce to the differen ce between the But there are other areas have ma tters wclltn hand at DEA H POl I Y •· M) cal University Nomloations vamshed West European em- for concern present and for the un clte ll ed the pull on one ur Ill) are made by campus pires and the Russian was One ts the btrlh rate mediately foreseeable future dt apettes I took the plastic women 's orgaolzatioos that th e former were Am ong Russians, It ts decl m- But they have real ca use for top that was almost the same Miss Hawley received the piecemeal aggregatiOns scat- tng Among the Turk1 c concern m the lung run shape off a bottle pun ched a award at a special AWS tered from contment to conti- peoples. 1t 1s on the upswmg. If hi story teaches anythmg hole 111 the top th1eaded the Honors Banquet held May nent and Island to Island , potntJng to a not too dtstant about emptre butldtng 1t IS dt .1pe1y c01 !l through tt 2 Her mother also at· whtle the latter •as a con- date when the Russtans wtll that no emptre lasts forever- made a k11ot ami It WOJ ks tended the ceremonies drop from a maJonty to a except JUSt posstbly the perfcctl) - MHS r. I tiguous expansiOn across nor Miss Hawley Is a member thern Asia The most stgmft- minortt) of the total Soviet Chinese And that 1s a thought DEAR POLl Y - I save all of Zeta PI Lambda sorority cant difference IS thal tt sttll populati on whtch shoul!l gtve Mosco" su aps of lace nbbon, e) elct and Tau PI Phi business I he two largest l'urktc specta I pause eXISts embrotdeJ) 1u 1a< <'lL hooorary. She has served as a freshman orleotallon leader lor two years , PaoHel Senior Rush Piedgt Mistress aod coordinator of By Wilham R Burletgh Hom ecom iog , 1977 A domg lasting and perhaps tr· from the federal taxmg their pubhl competitors ' If t he eco no m tc repara ble harm to the very member of the Senior Tile ad\CI(ates of the tuJ!tun soothsayers are nght, I must freedom of choice m educa- authortl) Btg Steel has done Com mittee and th e 11 The atrltnes have done 11 credit naturally argue other somehow d1g up $100 000-plus tiOn Muscular Dystrophy tl ts seektng to The 011 depletion allowance wtse They clann the tax over the next two decades to safeguard Dan ce Marathon Com· wasn't dtscovererl) esterda) l'rltcoff call be aclneveu pay fot the kmd of S<hooiing mltlee, Ingrid was Is 11 not a measure of the So the precedent IS clear fo r "1thoul enda nge n ng the I'd hke m) children to have nominated by Ca pital Orwellian nature of our naWhere a mtddle-mcome tional life today that we hod the creatiOn of thts latest tax freedom of l hotce 'I he tecent studeots as a candidate for loophole And mak e no history of the federal largesse family fi nds that enormous ourselves debatmg the need Homecoming Queeo lo 1977 argues otherwise hunk of change JS a worry to preserve freedom by gran· mistake about 1t the tuttton and May Day Queeo In cnedtt ts mdeed another Tuthon credits for attenthat gtves breadwmners ling government substdy ' 1978 btU Jon dollar loophole ding what kmd of pnvate mghtmares In addltloo , she has Now thts no doubt strtkes But wtth each sorry step schools' Who wntes the Recogmzmg the growmg the proponenl,s of the tuttton served on the Capttallan lmanc1al crunch faced by credit as a hopelessly natve has come an erosiOn of rules' Those predatory col· yearbOok staff and was freedom, an abdtcahon of the lecltvtsts from HEW ' Amertca 's middle class, Con- questiOn I think I recogmze namtd to the Deao's List in The elected Washtngton gress has htt upon an Idea of the crtltcal need for a healthy baste responstbtlity to solve 1975 aod 1976 She was ones own problems as the rep resenta hves most ardentmushroorrung appea I the tui- altemattve to public educa· named to " Who 's Who ly 111 fav or of tuJ!ton credits pr~ ce of hvmg m a free soctetiOn tax credtt The scheme ts !ton and fmancJal criSIS now Among Students In t) e~re the very ones 10 a pos tttun suddenly one of the top besetting pnvate schools Colleges and Universities" Th1s freedom IS prectsely to grant the onl) tax relief domestic Issues of tile day In 1977 from ktnderga rtens to col- the pnceless mgred1ent that that will ultunatel) save the 1 As a young father, myself leges Ltltle questiOn exists A 1971 graduate of Meigs dtstmgutshes private educa- mtddle class 1 hey can the product of private schools that the tuJ tJOn credtl IS a High School , Miss Hawley tiOn To sacrtfJce It, no matter reduce feedera l spendmg, and committed to the same sltck, alluring way out of the how practical and compelling curb inflatiOn and reverse the is a business ad· fur my children, I should be growtng dtlemma fa cmg the reason , IS to alter the relentless assault by the tax ministration and ac overJoyed by the prospects of rruddle.;;lass parents counting major at Capital. nature of the tnstttutJon collector on our paychecks Uncle Sam lightening the Following graduation May Butatwhatprtce' If pnvate schools beg u1 AtlY other way IS to play burden facmg me But I'm 2I, she wlll serve 11 a The whole thrllSt of recent relymg on the public dole, no ga mes w1th our freedom nor member of the Internal American history ts of matter how It IS dtsgUJsed rWJ iham R BUJicJglt ts Instead, I m worrted that 10 belea guered Interest grou ps how arc they any longr•J t><litor of the Evnnsvtlle, lnd auditing stall at City tile name of popular expe· seekmg favored treatment sub,tanllally dtffc1ent !1 o111 Press 1 National Bank In Colum· cliency, the natiOn wtll end up bus. LA VA LAVA LIVES ,. SATURDAY RACINE Baseball Assn bake sale, tag day, pop bottle and bottle cap collectiOns and car wash begmnmg at 9 am Saturday REVIVAL underway at Syracuse Ch urch of the Nazarene , 7 each evemng With the Rev Ed Irwin, evangelist and song evangelist of Hamson, Tex , speak mg Revtval wtll contmue through May 14 and the publiC IS mvt!ed BAKE SALE by Hamsonvtlle Semor Cttizens 9 a m to 5 p m Saturday at corner of Routes 143 and 681 across from the fanner store 10 Harnsonvdle BAKE SALE Saturday m front of Racine Home National Bank begmmng at 9 a m Constant Bmlders Sunday School Cla ss of Racme Wes leyan Umted Methodi st Church ts the sponsor TAG DAY tn Rutland Saturday by Rutland Baseball League All players m pee wee, ltttle lea gue and pony league are to meet at Rutland Htgh Gym at 8 30 a m and are Io brmg contame rs for co ll ectiOn of mone) Any parents wtlhng to help are mvtted Tee ball players must be ac· compamed by parents tf they wtsh lo partiCipate MIDDLEPORT Youth Baseball League tag day Saturday Team members and parents report to Middleport Vtllage Hall 9 a m Saturday for assignments Also bake sale at Ctltzens National Bank and Columbia Offtce Baked goods to be etther location before 9 Saturday POMEROY Youth Baseball League tag day 9 a m to 3 p m Saturday Only youth m pony league and ltttle league SUNDAY EAST ERN JuniOr class horse show Sunday begmnmg at 10 am at Bar 30 above high school SanctiOned by OVHFA BAPTISMAL servtces at Leadmg Creek follov.tn g Sunday School at Rutland Church of God W D Watkin s state ov ersee r, guest speaker at evenmg scrvtces Public Jnvtted MONDAY LA LE CHE Lea gue meetmg at 7 30 p m Monda) at Patt y Coddtngton home Topt c Will he "Art of breastfeedmg and overcoming dtfftcultles · Those wtshmg more mformallon ca ll Bev Splete H6 4010 or Betsy Crank, 675-2776 REGULAR meeltng of Twm Ctty Shrtne Club Monday at club house Refreshments served at 7 pm POMEHOY PTA , Monday ru ght 7 JO wtth the program to be b) the ftfth and stxth gr~d c bands N~w offtrers wtll " " t~l lcd and' a nursery Will be pr ov id ed Kmdct garten and ftr st grade parents wt ll be hostesses and greeters UN I1 ED Met hod iS t Women Hea th Untied Methodist Church 7 30 p m Mon<la) at the chut ch Mrs Juamta Bachte l to ha ve the program on Developmg a Alydar, Affirmed favored Saturday • By MIKE RABUN UP! Sports Writer DALLAS (UPI J ~ Ever) now and then tile years roll away for Arnold Palmer and I t JS 1960 aga m wht!n ht:! "as wmnmg eHrythmg 10 stght shortest of which was 10 feet II s probably my greatest putting 1ound " Dent sa td "But rt " " ~ a\\full y cold out there I hod to wear two S'Aeaters <:tnd a pa ir of ram pants to keep warm By the tune Palmer played It 'f\iaS much more pleasant I dun t know how cold 11 1 By JENNY KELLNER UPI Sports Writer LOUISVll"LE• Ky (UPI ) - Woody Stephens looked surpnsmgly happy for a man who was standmg wtth hts feet m a mud puddle and cold ratn dnppmg down hts neck But lllen, Stephens had JUSt heard Ute latest forecast fur tile Loutsvtlle area whtch called for cool temperatures and a good chance of showers for both Fnday and Saturday And for Stephens, the wetter 11 gets, the more he ltkes tl More specJhcally, lhe wetter It gets, the more hts Derby hopeful Believe It likes It Belteve It, the chestnut colt who won the $100 000 Wood Memonal t"o weeks ago 10 hts fmal Derby prep, Thursday was given an S-1 chan ce to upset Derby favontes Alydar (e\Cn odds) and Affirmed (7 5) 10 Saturday's I v, ..-mJe ra ce The undefeated Sensttve Prmce was tlltrd chOice at 6-1 But the more It rams , the shorter Stephens feels those odds can gel "Oh, he likes the mud, satd Stephens wtth a sm tle ' He always runs well over a wet track " Last fall Believe ll became tile only other horse bestdes Afflrmed to defeat Alydar when he drew off m the stretch arid took the Remsen at Aqueduct by two lengths , costmg the class) Calumet coil the 2·year·old championship, whtch went tQ Afflrmed All of 'btg four " horses have demonstrated an abthty to run 10 tile mud, but Personal Theology' wtth Mrs Beulah Hayes to be devotional leader Mrs Mae Lambert, Mrs Tern Byer, Vlrs Mae Ketchka and Mrs lane Gilkey wtll be hostesses TUESDAY WINDING Trail Garden Club Tuesday 8 p m at the home of Mrs Ruth Moore Members to take conlatners fur alumm banquet ar rangements Mrs Allee Thompson wtll have the program on homemade con· tamers Arrangement for the month wtll be on ental art SON BORN STIVERSVILLE - Mr and Mrs Davtd G Wolfe of StJversvtlle are announcing the btrth of their second son, Apnl 18 at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg He wetghed mne pounds, thtr teen ounces and has been named Cratg Mtchael Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Btrd of An· llqutty, and Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe of Portland Great-grandmot her IS Mrs Lillian Pterce of Great Bend Cratg Mtchael was \Yelcomed home by hts brother, Shawn TitE DAII \' St: N'TrNt I UE\OTF"..O 1'01111: INTE REST OF Mf.IGS.MASON AREA R08F RT HOE Fil CH ctty F..dltor Pubh.shed dluly uet!pt Saturday b) TlK' Ohil) Vallt~) PublJs hing Compc111y Multunah.il ln t Ill 1117 Pet per year on a 4 year cerltfrcate of Court St l"'ornero) otu6 4.l7S9 Phont' m 21ii6 ~ r.Jltonal Phone OO'l; 21.)7 Se.; uml d ..11.ss po!i UI ~l' pa!d I I deposrt. $1,000 00 deposrt nusmt!.'l.'l orr tct' l ~llll(!ro~ OhiO N.11. t1onttl advt!rlL'i.lilft rtprel!f.n • tHll vc lBndon AMol.: tl tU 3101 r.udJd Ave Ck velarxi Ohlo 44115 Sub5crt pt mn ratca Dehvtred by tilrner wht rt II \¥ lible 7.ltt nt.1 pe r week By Motoc Routt: wheref'Jtrri~ r ~ rvltt not alllttlable Une rnor1lh 13 ~ 8} mall 111 Ohw .111111 W V~t sn 00 by one in classic • mrd-mornlng departure Sunday for Canberra, Australia, follOwing a lull dress ceremony, Including, a 21-~n salute Stnce the March prestdenttal electtdn there has been no stgn of student acttvtties on university campuses agamst the con· tmuatton of the Suharto regtme whtch preceded the vote by the national congress And stgns of growmg dtsconten t afuong radical Moslems were quickly qu elled by government warnmgs <Alr Yeflr Dent leads Palmer mtmmum not a downnght afftmty for tl as does Believe It / Thursday mornmg, Believe It worked a half-mile tn 48 over the wet track under exerctse boy Phthp Gleaves In one of hts most tmpresstve moves to date, the colt went the !mal quarter m 23 and change Believe It, who IS to be ndden by Eddte Maple, drew post No 9 for tile I Y,-mlle rac e, a postlton whtch supposedly IS benefiCial for the come-from·behmd style of a horse )Ike Beheve It, but Stephens mamta1ned the spot would make no difference I really don 't care," sa1d tile Hall of Fame !ramer, who won the Derby 1974 wtth Cannonade ' I JUst don't lllmk It matters " TI1e rest of the fteld drew these post pOSIIIODS 1, Raymond Earl 2, Affirmed. 3, Esops Fotbles, 4 Spectal Honor , 5, Hmst the Stiver. 6 accounlt. Withdrawn pnor to the date of matunty Sue rnonltu and Ulau gurdltng a new era m SHOT PUT THROWERS - Tite shot put throwers on the 1978 ed ition of the Me1gs fhgh School Gtrls'lrack team are , from left Gena Snowden, Deena Neece and Lon Rupe Red Sox stop Minnesota, 8-l BASEBALL Ma1or League Stane11ngs Nat•onal League Northfield East NORTHFIELD, Ohto lUPI) - Cablelme took the ea rly lea d and stayed m front tile rest of the way 10 capturmg the $3,200 featured mnlll race at Norlhfteld Park Thursday mght Ron Barker gutded the wmner over the ratn soaked nule ova l 10 2 10 3-5, whtch was good enough for a 3Y• length vtclllry over Most Happ y Liz The wmner returned $4 40 $.l and 12 40 Sktppe r King showed Arace 1 Ulle won the Ioth race trtggermg a big tnple combmatton of 4-2-9 lllat was worlll $292 80 Senator C V was secon!l •nd Bat Style ftmshed thtrrl A crowd of 2,315 wagered $338 779 Spo rh Tr;~nsact•ons By Un1led Preu lnte rnaftonal Thursday Football New York Jet s S1gn ed W l dC rece,..,.er cornerba ck Bru ce Stephens of Columbia def en s lve ta ck le Don Fenner o l C W Post and corner bac k Don Co vm 01 Trenton State al l free agents Wash•ngton - S gned w•d e r ece •ver Owlghl Allen of Bethune Cookman as a fr ee CollegeNav y - Na med Tony Whi tt lesev as footba ll de f ens•ve end coac h W L Pet 12 8 600 11 8 579 12 11 522 10 1I 476 11 14 440 10 13 435 Montr ea l Phil a Chtcago Pt tf sb r gh New York 51 L OUIS West L os Ang Clnc ~n a t GB 1 2 J J 1 7 1 1 7 W L Pet GB 15 14 12 10 9 J 8 9 11 13 65 2 609 522 435 409 S13 n F ran Hous 1on San D1ego 13 Atl a nta 8 15 348 Thursday s Results 1 1 5 5 7 1 San Fran at St L ppd ra 1n Los Angeles 4 Ch ic ago 1 N ew Yo rk 8 Atlanta 2 Today s Probable P1tcl'ters (All T1mes EOTI San Franc1sco ( Blue J 1J ar Chtc ago (lam p 1 3) 2 30 p m Houst on (Andutar 2 21 at AtiBnta INtekro '1 4) 7 JS p m New York ( Koosman 1 J or Esptnosa I 1) at Ph 1 ade pt11a ( Lonborg 2 21 8 05 p m Los Angeles ( Hooton 1 31 at PIIISburgh ( Bly le\i en l 2) B 05 pm M o ntreal (Rogers 2 Jl at Cm cmnal1 ( Hume 2 31 8 OS pm San D ego (Jones 1 2) at St LOUIS ( Denny 1 1I 8 35 p m HOCHESTER N Y 1UPI1 - Frank Rob mson " sta1 performer lot U1e Baltnnor e 011ules dunng the late 1960s and carl) 1970s IS rcturnmg to the mmors Robmson 42, wa s named mana ger Wednesday of the Onoles lllp nunor league fa 1m team , the Rocheste1 Red Win gs of the lnte rn at tonal League He rep laces Ken Boyer, who was htred to ntanage the St I outs Ca rdinals after Vern Rapp was ftred Saturday s Games Los Ang eles at P•ttsburgh Mont reat at Ctncm nat 1 S t~ n Franc1sco a t Ch•cago New Yor k at Phila n 1ght S t~ n Dgo at St Lou •s n •gh t H ous ton at Alla nta n 1ghf golf agatn It happ ened Thurs!lay on a clo udl ess wmdless afternoon at the Preston !'rail Golf Club Palmer wtth the usua l shouts of ' Go Arme" echoing off th e tre es htt e. er) fcur way and every g1 cen And Ins four-under par 6G wh1ch could ha ve been much lower put Pa lmer one shot behmd pace setter Jun Den t gmng IIIlo today's second rou nd of tile $200,000 Byron Nelson t:olf Classic I played about as well 111 all aspects of the game as I have m qUite some time ' smd Palmer, who at 48 still was mlhe morntng ' Palmer satd ' hut 11 co uldn t have been too cold SomebodJ shot a 65 GET YOUR HANDS ON AGREAT GRAVELY B. )~~ cr ea t es more exc1t em e: nt among tour gallenes tha n any other f1gw e I \e scored better m the past yea1 but I dun l thmk I ve pl.1yed better Palmer \.\as alone msecond behmd Dents 65 whtch 11as shot dunng the mor mng when O\ ercast skies and a br 1sk wmd mad e thtng s murh co ldc J than dunng the afternoon c' In Umd pl ace at 1-under 67 came Barrv Jaelke l Steve Melnyk and forme1 U S Open Cha mp ion 011 llle Moudy, "ho has rest1 utltu ed hiS gamt! and lS mdkmg an excellent showm g on the tour Defe ndmg cham piOn Rav !•loyd was am ong those at 68 and the g1oup a1 69 mcluded l orn Wcttson t~nd ul Man tr edl 8 os p rn Bo ston .... ~ Philadelph i a ( Boston l ea d s ~O J May 7 Boston 3 Ph• a cte ph •a 1 (otJ May <1 Boston Ph• A del ph a s May 6 or 7 So!> ton at P~!~etj~'a 8 ~~~ar;;rl ph ra os p m M e I Ul t:XUUS ''"' J I ~f' JI ~j !JPI\, Q SI.J (( n""le r b t ~ ~ fJ ... r A d d!tttr ~ 1r1e ·~ lor c11 , 1 Johnny 1 '/f '"d k \il ..> ~t p Miller ftrm g onl) hts th1rd sub-70 111 urd of U1e year ~ I 1 UL, 1 clJ~ 11 .-j( (llQfi p 111C our hands on d g 8 llcJJOfy T or on to vs Montreal l.ocal hero l..ce 1re\ tno had a {Mo nt real le.ld'> 1 0) 70 May "! M on treal 5 Tor onl o J May d Montrea l 3 Toro nto 2 Gary Plo) er V\ ho had hiS May o or 7 M ontretl l d l thret:!-tournr~mcnt wmrung To ro nt o 8 05 p m May 9 Montr ea l a t To r ont o str eak snapped at Ne v. B os p " Orleans last •eek d1d not x M ay 11 Toron lo a! Man roe~ke a bu die and fir ed a 75 !re a 8 OS p m x May 13 or 14 M ont re al a1 v.hlle I on Hmkle Y.ho won at l o;~~ov 8 1 ~ 5 ~~~ont o I GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St 992 1975 Pomeroy 0 Open t\ew OJ!eans , shot a 71 900lJO Dent known as lhe longest dn\ er on the t.ow but whose Monday Saturday putttng woes have kept hun from bemg much of a threat m e1uht year s on tile c1rcw t b owed hts fl ve·under round solely to h1s puller Owner Mann1ng Roush '1'H been workmg on my putting ver; hard for the past two years But It doesn't happen overn1gh t he sa 1d ~nt, wmner of less than $7 000 th1s yea r made a 3(). lnternaltonal League Un1ted Press International foo t btrdte putt at the lOth W L Pel GB hole and Uwn ran 111 what R1 chmond II 6 688 Charl est on 11 7 6 11 1 must have heen a 100-footer ' at the 12th Tha t long-range Roehes ler 9 7 563 1 T dewa ter 9 8 529 ?1 ~ pull was the hrst of four Col u mbus 7 s .J67 31 2 stra ht btrdtes the Toled o B 10 J44 J Boston 8 1 x May IJ or 14 Bas ion at Ph •tadelph •a B os P m '' x May 16 Pndn drlphr i'l Bos ton B os p m x d necessary D etro •t N ew Yo rk Boston Cteve lnd Milwauke Balf 1more Toront o For all your home Entertammant •nd Sll $0 Thrre months $7 00 E!Jie"h<lt S26 00 )tiJr ~~ "months SIJ 50 Thn t rn(lnth.'l 17 50 StJbS<'rlptlun J>rln' m t lud~s Sunday Lebanon LEBANON, Ohw 1UP!) Larry 1mch gutded Cow a~eu u s W• ve to ~ photo ftm sh victory I hursday mght over Net Adtos m the featured An ge les tllpped Chtcago 4-1, $1 200 e1ghth race at Lebanon and New York defeated Racewav Allanta, 6-2 'I he wmner, off at 10·1 odds Dodgers I Cubs I lovcre d tile m1l e 1n 2 11 J-5 on Reggie Sm1th <l• o\ e m a sloppy track an d return ed three r urt~ with a tw o-ru n $20 $.'i ~0 and $6 2() Net Ailios hom er and a sa cnftce ny to patd $3 80 an d $2 80 for support the stx-htl p1tchmg of second whtle Royal Solon Rtck Rhoden <~D d le.J d the ftn tshcd th trd and kicked Dod gees to vtclot ) ove r the back $4 60 Cubs Mr Mont l ) " on U1e first Mels 8 Braves 2 1a~e and Iott te M 151 Je rr~ Koo sm.tn tos.scd a ca ptured the second for ~ stx hitter and Bobb} rughU) double that was 11orlh Valenhne drove Ln lhr ee ru ns $283 60 wtth a bases loade!l "alk and A crowd of t,I59 " agered a homer to spark the Mets to $14 7 533 victory ove r the Braves Koosman 2-3 strut k out tllree and walked only one tn NH L Playoff s postmg hts Sl><:ond complete By U n 1ted P res~ lnt ern at .ona l ( Sem• hn al Rou nd ) game ( Bes t of Se\len l By Umted Press International agent A substantial penalty 1s invoked on all certlftcate Chtef of Dtxteland 7, Darby Creek Road , 8 Dr Valen, 10, Alydar, and II, Senstttve Prmce The pace 10 the race ts expected to be set by Blue Grass runnerup Raymond Earl or Sensitive Prmce, the speedhall who set a track record m hts only start at two and tilts year has ftve stratght wms, utcludmg a neck vtctory over Believe It m the Fountam of Youlll Appliance Needs Pawtucke t Sy ra cu se 6 8 429 Rochester a t Toled o 4 d 12 150 7 Thursdays Resu lts runc!i&ntmcl ppd r am The Athens Counly Pa ..... tuc k e l at T 1d e ,..ater ppd rclln Syrac use a t Charles t on pdd Savtngs & loan Co 196 Second St Pomeroy, Ohio INTRODUCING THE ra•n Fnday 1 Games Cha rleston at Ttdewat er Pawtu cket at R• chmond • '78 Sy ra cuse at Columbus Saturday s Gam es Char leston •• • •• •• •• Saturdar 's Games Te )(as at New York Chica go at Bos ton Detroit at Ot~kland Kan City at M•lwaukee M lnn at Baltimor e n1ght Toronto at Seattle, n 1g ht Clc .... el and at Calif n ight • 2-DR D/L PER BAG the new luxury compact 1978 AMC Concord O. L. Automatic transm1ss1on · 258 CID6 cyl. eng. y ' MACHINE RENTAL · wh1te wall radtal tires a1r conditlon1119 · power steermg . power dtsc brakes - AM FM stereo radto · t11t wheel · crutse command mtenor decor·conventence group - Quaker State rustproofing dealer prep and transportation mcluded Sand tan With dark brown vmyl top Stock No 8619 St1cker Prtce $6,014 9S '25 00 Oy tne eXClUSIVe" AMC [}UYER PROTEGION PLAN ® AMC ,.. Concord The luxury Amencons wont lhe size Ame nco needs RIVERSIDE AMC·JEEP . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-9800 0 1 2 3 4 11 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •• ' •• • -• •• U S FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS These va Iues are tor one Inch of loose fill tnsulatJon " •• • ••' . • • 1 PER DAY R 1/AtUE COMPARISON CHART Thursda v - Saturday, M<ly 4 6 uacKeO ( 5 r 1b dC SI911) P~, ..,S llqrll 1111111! 11 Polyester cord pm •• MAY 4-6- THURSDA Y·SATURDA Bla c kwo~ll T1dewaler restone DELUXE CHAMPION • SPRING SPECIAL - at Pawt ucket al R1 chmond Syrac use at Columbus RoChester af Toledo • CO N CO~D A78 13 Roc hest er i'll Toledo • CONCORD At what price· tuition~ credits? 'r wtll be mvolved m tag day Assignments wtll be made at Pomeroy Vtllage Hall wtth Gtant and Ttger teams reportmg at 9 am , pony league 1\'s and RoyaLs at 10 am and Yankees and Ptrates at 12 noon SOUTHERN Jumor Htgh etghth grade class bake sale, 10 am to 4 p m Saturday at New York Clothmg House Pomeroy REGULAR Meettn g Harrtsonvtlle Masomc Lodge, 7 30 p m Saturday Work tn master mason degree and past masters night to be observed All mast er masons welcome 3-The DaUySentmel M•1dleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, May 5, 1978 224 lst Sbeel Point Pleasant 675-2460 Sue CINCINNATI (UPI) - f mmus-two and countmg That 's the Pete Rose count down toward 3,000 caree r hits And zero-hour could come tomght The •nnatt Reds star needs , lwo htl'l tomght agamst l l•mtreal to become only the 13th player Ill the history of baseball to collect 3,000 hits Rose, 37, In hts I6lll season , cracked hils No 2,997 and 2,998 Wednesday night m the Reds ' 12-3 romp over Phtladelphla The countdown was put on hold Thursday be cause of an off-day Rose, previously very calm about the sttuatton, says he 's gettmg butterntes m h1s stomach "[ am exc1ted now/ he satd "Just like m the seventll game of the '~ World Sertes " In that World Se. les game, Rose and the RedS whipped tile Boston Red Sox to give Ctncmna tt Its first world champtonship m 35 years Each time Rose has been stepping to tile plate in recent games the crowd has been gtving him a standtng ovatton and chanting, "Pete, Pete, Pete " • They've got me revved up ," he sa1d 1 Its simple. rel iable 11 s new KZ2tXllrom KaiN&sak c FEATURES· a 'Dependable 4 stroke SOHC eng1no City Ice & Fuel Co. Economy pn c ed quahl y blllll ' Wh1towalls ac1d S 2 to $4 a Con~~tnient electnc llarter See >I todey or J&R Sport Shell 74II.IMIIIII. , .,,o Still Rose had personal reasons for not hemg disappomted at not deh vcnng two more htts to reach 3,000 Wednesday mght Hts etght year old son Pete Jr , who rarely mtsses a hom~ ga me, had to sta) home SICk Rose said hts sad..,yed son asked him as he left for the ballpark, You're not gonna get four htls tomght. are you ?" Heph ed Rose , ·Don t worr) about It ' What will happen tmmedtately aft er Rose cracks No 3,000 • 'The game Wi ll be Int errupted and Pete wtll be presented" till the ball ," sa td Heds' pubhctty director Jm1 Ferguson We 'II try to keep the mterrupllon as brtef as posst ble " However, the roar of the cro"d may deternune JUSt how long the gatne IS held up It's also expected that the Reds' fr ont offtce will present a souvemr to all fans on hand for Hose s 3,000lh Howe.er. JUSt what will happen IS a Iront office secret · We wtll hav e an announcement at the time of the htt and that's all I wtll say, satd Ferguson Bla c k b UO J? 11 bO ll Pl') (l BOO 11 $22 95 21 95 22 95 s, ,.~B tu~ ~ FE T I I S 1 I I $30 95 l:1! l r •: 11 3 1 95 t !l b [ I J l[ 1 c, 00 I] 2J 95 \ () 11 I I 878 13 24 95 I I 26 95 • 25 95 2695 28 95 ? ,~ 1\) I l IIIII". ("'' • I q l "11)1 ? 1 -1 =c=c..;....,.-~.__c:c:.,c.;_-L., FE T a 'H HI 33 95 1 f 0 24 95 26 95 27 95 1 111 I IQ I 86 32 95 34 95 36 95 H'HI1 1 2 lb <1/ l IH I I! u r DOUBLE BELTED TIRE $ as low ' as 'ftrestone DELUXE CHAMPION ' 'T Sup- R - BE L Sll:e Bla ck 878 14 C78 14 E78 14 r1s 14 G7814 Hl8 14 $33 00 34 00 35 00 Two fib ergla ss s t llbll lle r belt s tJiu s two polyes ter cor d body ph cs FE T Sl 92 1 97 2 19 38 00 2 34 40 00 2 4 1 43 .00 2 70 Whttewalls add S 2 to S4 S•ze Bla c k FE T. (7£\ 1 ~ F78 l'J S3 8 00 39 00 G78 b 41 DO >? 3 1 ? 44 7 ';;!b lb J78 lb l 78 15 44 DO 277 46 00 2 96 3 05 H 78 AllJJr 4 ~oo ces plus l il )l ,IM olcl\ IC POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E Matn 992-2094 nmenls �2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 . Frtday, May 5 1978 Indonesians ready for toughest·questions JAKARTA, Indones ia ( UPI) When Vt ce PreSident Walter Mondale arrtves on hts goodwtll \1St! Frtday, he will find the military-backed regime of PreSident SUharto wtth Its political house m order Dtpl omallc sourc es satd they expected litUe or no stgns of the hecklin g disstdents who have kept government troops oo the alert smce th e March pceSldenllal election A US Embassy spokesman satd no detatls have yet been dtsclosed as to what Monda le and th e I Last of • empires offtc1als accompanymg htm will have to say to Suharto and Vtce President Adam Malik dunng the Fnday evemng-to-Sunday morntng \1Sit But he satd tile Carter admtmstra tton 's human rtghts poltcy was almost certam to be one toptc and the Indonesians appeared ready for tt Vtce PreSident Malik wtll be the first to greet Mondale informally on hts arrtval and tile ftrst to see hun on an offtctal call at hts offtce Saturda) mornmg Malik , former foretgn mtmster and an old Umted Nattons hand, wtll be able to pomt to lndonesta's recent release of 10,000 poiittcal pn5oners and the announcement tllat the balance of some 21,000 held Without lrtal - man) smce 1965 - wtll have been tned or released by the end of 1979 While tl was not clea"r what Mondale 11as gomg to say, Indonesian pohhcal sources satd both Malik and Suharto dunn g_ ba ck-to-back talks Saturday can be expected to ask ' for more than verbal assurance of the Un tted States' conun ued mterest m Southeast Asia peopletalk The sources sa td Indonesia, along wtth other countries m the reg10n , remamed skcptt ca l of the Carter admuustratton s professed fore ign policy toward Asta They satd that, smce the NIXOn Doctrme proclaU11ed on Guam m 1973, there has not been a smgle postttve step by tile Umled States m Asta und er any prestdenttal admm tstra twn • Indonesians, the sources satd are parttcularly upset wtth the Carter admm tstratton's failure so far to curb tile fall of the US doJiar on fnre1_g n rxrh;m j:!(l-S Thts affects Indonesia's export earnmgs, especially Oil,ofwhtch I 7bti1Ion barrels were produced m 1977, and on which tile government based tts $11 3 btlhon nattonal recovery budget for the current fiscal year Indonesian sou rces satd U S defense Secretary Harold Brown's recent Los Angeles speech of assurance tile Umted States remams a Pactftc military power was yet another case of American rhetoric wtthout substance Mondale's amval Friday C\ emn g wtll be wtthout offtctal fanfare After a handshake from Malik at the atrport Mondale, hts wtfe, and son Ted, wtll spend a pnvate evenrng at thetr sutte on the lop three floors of the Hotel Borobudur Intercontinental Saturday mornmg he makes hts ftrst courtesy call on Malik and then ·moves across the terrace to the prestdenttal palace to call on Suharto for serious talks There wtll be exchange of toasts at a Saturday mght banquet gtven the Mondales by the Maltks, and then a ,-------, Social 1 I 1 I POLLY·s POINTERS 1 Calendar I I I by United Press International Polly Cramer Wrtter Hunter S Thompson - the model for Duke" m Garry Trudeau's 'Doonesbury " comtc Bv Dun Graff stnp - tlltnks "tt's 1\etrd to be a comic strtp character • Watchmg ones lm1guage Thompson, author of "Fear and Loathmg m Las Vegas and has become a matter of some Wlwnl fmd pla m hand towels ·The Kentucky Derby IS Decadent and Depraved, " com- Pots keep whttcal sensttl\ tlv m the on SH ie I have these at!t acplaiDed recently m a speech at the Umv~rstt) of Ca hforma at dorkenmg Sovtet Umon hve llllmmugs to go on them San Otego, "How would you like to be a comtc stnp character Wtlhin the past few weeks I he) look as beautiful as three of the USSR s consh- all the time? No other Amencan 1\rlter has ever had to go OEAH POI I Y I do hope then expensive counterparts tuent republics have rebelled lllrough a thmg tike tllat " He mterrupted his speech by \OU l 8ll help With my piO- Sudt towels also make great sptllmg a glass of whtskey on htmself and k1ckmg a bottle of at new draft consltluhons bJcm I "01 k 111 the schoollun g1fL' for a ver) small cost which proposed to esta blish beer across the stage The audtence repeatedly shouted that he du oom p1 ogt am and the PJ\1 could not be heard, Thompson sa1d the sound system was OK Russtan as the offtctal cooks use huge alwmnwn DEAR POLLY - When - he was JUSt mumbling language In raptd sequence, pots and pans that resemble hangmg my laun!lry on the Georgia, Armema and Azer SOMETHING OLD : Splashy movte premieres - at double bmlers 1 he bottom uutstde line I weat a half batJan, through pu bli c proparts, up to the watet lev el apt on \1 tth lies Ill the back tests press ured Moscow to Gt auman's Chmese Theater, no less - are a tllmg of the past, ,tlwm s turn dark I " onder tf Bdore gomg outside I ftllthe so what better way to open "Grease," a movte about nostalgia agree to remstate their natiV< Ill an with John Travolta drl\tng up to Grauman's m Hollywood vuu know of a wa) to clean poc kets wtth clothespms and tongues m hts 1955 Thunderbird - and Ollvta Newton-Jnhn on his arm tin s other than usmg Will! no longer lta\e to fumble 111 All three 1epubhcs are m After the show tl 's off to Paramount Studios, where the cast spon ges and a household the basket to fmd them 01 the Caucasus wluch has a dra g the clothespin bag wtll attend a prom m a set resembltng Greases' Rydell Htgh cleanset - BEHYI long histurv of Jts own DE1 I H POl I YDa1 kened along Saves ltme and lost - dressed m lhetr 1950s best Among the Jtlterbuggers at the preceding modern Russtan alumnJnUIIJ J lllllS and kettles cl uthcspms -MARJ,\ NNE prom June 4 Will be some of Hollywood Htgh 's most tllustnous hegemony and takes notable can bt• cleaned and bnghtenPolly wtll send vou one of alumm Carol Burnett, Naoet1e Fabray, Sally Kellerman, prtde tn Its mdependent Alexis Smith, and Dave and RJck Nelsoo. l'<l by stewmg 1huba1b 111 hct stg ned thank yo u cultures them -NEl li E nc" spaper co upon clippers tf Thts dues not make them DEAR BERYl I ha\ e an sh e uses yo ur fa vuntc HOT NEWS The Frtars Club wtO have another roast tn New umque, however merelv the idea ste\\ed 1 huba1 b mtght Pmnter Peeve or Problem 111 York tomght, and tllose turrung on the sptt wtll be broadcast vocal ltp of a Sovtet cultural nut be ' ery appea ling on a her column Write POLl Y S newsmen Walter Crooklte (CBS ), Harry Reasoner and and ethmc Iceberg se houl lunlltroom menu POI NTEH.S 111 care of tins Howard K Smith (both of ABC ) To fan tile names wtll be a Western e) es tend to see Tomatoes or anv actd food newspapcJ few numbers by Stephanie MHis, star of Broadwa) s 'The the USSR as a masstve Wtz " Johnny Carsoo and Don Rickles, who show up every "111 do the same Or ) uu monolith - 258 nulhon people year to smk thetr wtts toto the honored vtcttms "til be JOIOed nught lr) bm lmg l\\U teas m conf1 denl possessiOn of tills t1me bv Dinah Shore, Dina Merrill and Burt Revnolds poons of tremn of ta Jl/u to ahmost mne mtlhon squa1 e CiH.:h quctrt of \\dle r for lJ f~; \\ rrules QUOTE OF TilE DAY Ethel West, 74 a grandmother trom nunutes -POl I Y In fact however tlno IS the DEAH POLlY - I am Onchester, England wtth a background In JUdo , discussmg la st of the btg ltme dll~ \\ e nn g the rrwutl whu how she fought off a 6-foot mugger Thursday 'If I hadn't been mulhracJal empt res loaded down wtth shopping and taken by surpnse I would have Spilled ballpolllt mk 011 het The dommant Hus5tans noored htm .. shu11er cutl<un I fmd rublr themselves currcntlv com mg ctkohul ts it \\hrz t~ t prtse 53 percent of the popular ernovrng surh mk cvcn~:~ Hcr GLIMPSES RCA Records held a party Thursday rught at uon - m round nwnbers, Manhattan 's Studto 34 for Krlsty McNichol of TV's "Fa mil) " a long tune and scvet aln101 e about 133 rrulhon That IS and her brother, Jimmy, to celebrate the McNtchols' new washings -MRS r. I about 60 percent of the US DEAR POI I Y - I \\ Ondet record contract Kirk Douglas IS tn New York for tomght 's population or for another F'rtars Club roast and to promote his new f1hm, "The Fury ' ho11 many of the readers companson some• hat larger Smger Diana Rnss wtll he appeanng at Long Island 's remembet to dean the than J apan s and somewhat Westbury Must c Fatr May S-11, then works on some loose ends toothbrushes "hen the) clean smaller than Indonesia s to the movte verston of "The Wtz'' Former VIce President the batht oom I keep a small The non-Russ1an Sov tet Nelson Rockefeller has asked the New York auction house of Jal with baking soda 111 It 111 ctttzens are a head) mixture Sotheby Parke Bernet to diSpose of hts summer manston tn 1' Ulc mcdtt.:tne""ciibmct., I put of Ukramtans. Whtte RusSeal Harbor Marne Pamter Jacqul Morgan \\Ill represent abou t one half teaspoon of the Sians , Balti c peop les tile Umted States at an art show at the "Nol' e Mtastro ga llery sodd rn I he tXtthroom g l a~~ or Kazakhs, Uzbeks and a long In Warsaw Poland , June I~ a paper cup wtth 11 a 1m list of smaller rurktc and watet fhe baktng soda •atet other ethmc groupm gs Is poured do\\n the dr.JIIJ to The Ukramtans, the next make 1t dean smelling too • )11rgest population group wtth ~QJ ehcc)< the tooth brusltcs INGRID HAWLEY But m the fmal analysts, an groups the Kazakhs 'a nd ' toS'e tfthey sho\1 wea r )hey• some :;o rrullwn. are closely SELECTED - Capital related to the Russtans It IS emptre ISan ernp1re IS an em- Uzheks number some 14 tL'iuall) dd tn SIX mu nth~ lunc University senior Ingrid D true but are anythmg but pire mtllton each and have An old soft -t uoth bru ~ h (d llllol Hawley, daughter of Mrs The show of lmgutstJc In- relati ves elsewhere m Asta - do a good job or cleanmg fond relations I he pohttca l Dianne Hawley, 102 Wolle bond under cza r and com dependence on the part of the m Iran , Afghamstan and One of Ill) money stJ ctDr, Pomeroy, has been rrussar has been unposed by Caucasus republics In Itself especially tn People s Chtna lltet s on the food btll 1s to named Outstanding Senior the sup enor Rn ss 1an represents no real threat to Th e latter ac tual!) sen e meat Ju.tf for dumcr a Womao by the Association the Kremlin Thetr umque represents less of a threat to LOUJ>Ic of da) s bef01 e I plan to numbers and force of Women Students The And there ts no more pohltcal and cultural status IS the Kremlin 111 a rmhtar) set ve spaghetti My lmmly award Is presented an· strrulanty between a Kaza kh recognize d and thetr sense than 1! does as a wtll not c.Jl leftovers so I oually at Capital to the languages ha ve enj oyed of- polttlcal example to Sovtet u umble up tlu leftover me,Jt and a Russian than there IS senior womao who has or was - between an ficial status s1nce the revolu- Astans, an attractiOn for thetr loaf, put 11 111 the spaghetti demonstrated out.tandlng Algenan and a Frenchman or tiOn, a status now reaffirmed loyalties and ambitiOns saute awl1 t 1s not " l:lsh.•d leadership, scbolarshlp an lndta n and a Bn ton The 10 the ne wconshtuttons The tmpenal Russia ns ma) El I.F.N and servi ce to the differen ce between the But there are other areas have ma tters wclltn hand at DEA H POl I Y •· M) cal University Nomloations vamshed West European em- for concern present and for the un clte ll ed the pull on one ur Ill) are made by campus pires and the Russian was One ts the btrlh rate mediately foreseeable future dt apettes I took the plastic women 's orgaolzatioos that th e former were Am ong Russians, It ts decl m- But they have real ca use for top that was almost the same Miss Hawley received the piecemeal aggregatiOns scat- tng Among the Turk1 c concern m the lung run shape off a bottle pun ched a award at a special AWS tered from contment to conti- peoples. 1t 1s on the upswmg. If hi story teaches anythmg hole 111 the top th1eaded the Honors Banquet held May nent and Island to Island , potntJng to a not too dtstant about emptre butldtng 1t IS dt .1pe1y c01 !l through tt 2 Her mother also at· whtle the latter •as a con- date when the Russtans wtll that no emptre lasts forever- made a k11ot ami It WOJ ks tended the ceremonies drop from a maJonty to a except JUSt posstbly the perfcctl) - MHS r. I tiguous expansiOn across nor Miss Hawley Is a member thern Asia The most stgmft- minortt) of the total Soviet Chinese And that 1s a thought DEAR POLl Y - I save all of Zeta PI Lambda sorority cant difference IS thal tt sttll populati on whtch shoul!l gtve Mosco" su aps of lace nbbon, e) elct and Tau PI Phi business I he two largest l'urktc specta I pause eXISts embrotdeJ) 1u 1a< <'lL hooorary. She has served as a freshman orleotallon leader lor two years , PaoHel Senior Rush Piedgt Mistress aod coordinator of By Wilham R Burletgh Hom ecom iog , 1977 A domg lasting and perhaps tr· from the federal taxmg their pubhl competitors ' If t he eco no m tc repara ble harm to the very member of the Senior Tile ad\CI(ates of the tuJ!tun soothsayers are nght, I must freedom of choice m educa- authortl) Btg Steel has done Com mittee and th e 11 The atrltnes have done 11 credit naturally argue other somehow d1g up $100 000-plus tiOn Muscular Dystrophy tl ts seektng to The 011 depletion allowance wtse They clann the tax over the next two decades to safeguard Dan ce Marathon Com· wasn't dtscovererl) esterda) l'rltcoff call be aclneveu pay fot the kmd of S<hooiing mltlee, Ingrid was Is 11 not a measure of the So the precedent IS clear fo r "1thoul enda nge n ng the I'd hke m) children to have nominated by Ca pital Orwellian nature of our naWhere a mtddle-mcome tional life today that we hod the creatiOn of thts latest tax freedom of l hotce 'I he tecent studeots as a candidate for loophole And mak e no history of the federal largesse family fi nds that enormous ourselves debatmg the need Homecoming Queeo lo 1977 argues otherwise hunk of change JS a worry to preserve freedom by gran· mistake about 1t the tuttton and May Day Queeo In cnedtt ts mdeed another Tuthon credits for attenthat gtves breadwmners ling government substdy ' 1978 btU Jon dollar loophole ding what kmd of pnvate mghtmares In addltloo , she has Now thts no doubt strtkes But wtth each sorry step schools' Who wntes the Recogmzmg the growmg the proponenl,s of the tuttton served on the Capttallan lmanc1al crunch faced by credit as a hopelessly natve has come an erosiOn of rules' Those predatory col· yearbOok staff and was freedom, an abdtcahon of the lecltvtsts from HEW ' Amertca 's middle class, Con- questiOn I think I recogmze namtd to the Deao's List in The elected Washtngton gress has htt upon an Idea of the crtltcal need for a healthy baste responstbtlity to solve 1975 aod 1976 She was ones own problems as the rep resenta hves most ardentmushroorrung appea I the tui- altemattve to public educa· named to " Who 's Who ly 111 fav or of tuJ!ton credits pr~ ce of hvmg m a free soctetiOn tax credtt The scheme ts !ton and fmancJal criSIS now Among Students In t) e~re the very ones 10 a pos tttun suddenly one of the top besetting pnvate schools Colleges and Universities" Th1s freedom IS prectsely to grant the onl) tax relief domestic Issues of tile day In 1977 from ktnderga rtens to col- the pnceless mgred1ent that that will ultunatel) save the 1 As a young father, myself leges Ltltle questiOn exists A 1971 graduate of Meigs dtstmgutshes private educa- mtddle class 1 hey can the product of private schools that the tuJ tJOn credtl IS a High School , Miss Hawley tiOn To sacrtfJce It, no matter reduce feedera l spendmg, and committed to the same sltck, alluring way out of the how practical and compelling curb inflatiOn and reverse the is a business ad· fur my children, I should be growtng dtlemma fa cmg the reason , IS to alter the relentless assault by the tax ministration and ac overJoyed by the prospects of rruddle.;;lass parents counting major at Capital. nature of the tnstttutJon collector on our paychecks Uncle Sam lightening the Following graduation May Butatwhatprtce' If pnvate schools beg u1 AtlY other way IS to play burden facmg me But I'm 2I, she wlll serve 11 a The whole thrllSt of recent relymg on the public dole, no ga mes w1th our freedom nor member of the Internal American history ts of matter how It IS dtsgUJsed rWJ iham R BUJicJglt ts Instead, I m worrted that 10 belea guered Interest grou ps how arc they any longr•J t><litor of the Evnnsvtlle, lnd auditing stall at City tile name of popular expe· seekmg favored treatment sub,tanllally dtffc1ent !1 o111 Press 1 National Bank In Colum· cliency, the natiOn wtll end up bus. LA VA LAVA LIVES ,. SATURDAY RACINE Baseball Assn bake sale, tag day, pop bottle and bottle cap collectiOns and car wash begmnmg at 9 am Saturday REVIVAL underway at Syracuse Ch urch of the Nazarene , 7 each evemng With the Rev Ed Irwin, evangelist and song evangelist of Hamson, Tex , speak mg Revtval wtll contmue through May 14 and the publiC IS mvt!ed BAKE SALE by Hamsonvtlle Semor Cttizens 9 a m to 5 p m Saturday at corner of Routes 143 and 681 across from the fanner store 10 Harnsonvdle BAKE SALE Saturday m front of Racine Home National Bank begmmng at 9 a m Constant Bmlders Sunday School Cla ss of Racme Wes leyan Umted Methodi st Church ts the sponsor TAG DAY tn Rutland Saturday by Rutland Baseball League All players m pee wee, ltttle lea gue and pony league are to meet at Rutland Htgh Gym at 8 30 a m and are Io brmg contame rs for co ll ectiOn of mone) Any parents wtlhng to help are mvtted Tee ball players must be ac· compamed by parents tf they wtsh lo partiCipate MIDDLEPORT Youth Baseball League tag day Saturday Team members and parents report to Middleport Vtllage Hall 9 a m Saturday for assignments Also bake sale at Ctltzens National Bank and Columbia Offtce Baked goods to be etther location before 9 Saturday POMEROY Youth Baseball League tag day 9 a m to 3 p m Saturday Only youth m pony league and ltttle league SUNDAY EAST ERN JuniOr class horse show Sunday begmnmg at 10 am at Bar 30 above high school SanctiOned by OVHFA BAPTISMAL servtces at Leadmg Creek follov.tn g Sunday School at Rutland Church of God W D Watkin s state ov ersee r, guest speaker at evenmg scrvtces Public Jnvtted MONDAY LA LE CHE Lea gue meetmg at 7 30 p m Monda) at Patt y Coddtngton home Topt c Will he "Art of breastfeedmg and overcoming dtfftcultles · Those wtshmg more mformallon ca ll Bev Splete H6 4010 or Betsy Crank, 675-2776 REGULAR meeltng of Twm Ctty Shrtne Club Monday at club house Refreshments served at 7 pm POMEHOY PTA , Monday ru ght 7 JO wtth the program to be b) the ftfth and stxth gr~d c bands N~w offtrers wtll " " t~l lcd and' a nursery Will be pr ov id ed Kmdct garten and ftr st grade parents wt ll be hostesses and greeters UN I1 ED Met hod iS t Women Hea th Untied Methodist Church 7 30 p m Mon<la) at the chut ch Mrs Juamta Bachte l to ha ve the program on Developmg a Alydar, Affirmed favored Saturday • By MIKE RABUN UP! Sports Writer DALLAS (UPI J ~ Ever) now and then tile years roll away for Arnold Palmer and I t JS 1960 aga m wht!n ht:! "as wmnmg eHrythmg 10 stght shortest of which was 10 feet II s probably my greatest putting 1ound " Dent sa td "But rt " " ~ a\\full y cold out there I hod to wear two S'Aeaters <:tnd a pa ir of ram pants to keep warm By the tune Palmer played It 'f\iaS much more pleasant I dun t know how cold 11 1 By JENNY KELLNER UPI Sports Writer LOUISVll"LE• Ky (UPI ) - Woody Stephens looked surpnsmgly happy for a man who was standmg wtth hts feet m a mud puddle and cold ratn dnppmg down hts neck But lllen, Stephens had JUSt heard Ute latest forecast fur tile Loutsvtlle area whtch called for cool temperatures and a good chance of showers for both Fnday and Saturday And for Stephens, the wetter 11 gets, the more he ltkes tl More specJhcally, lhe wetter It gets, the more hts Derby hopeful Believe It likes It Belteve It, the chestnut colt who won the $100 000 Wood Memonal t"o weeks ago 10 hts fmal Derby prep, Thursday was given an S-1 chan ce to upset Derby favontes Alydar (e\Cn odds) and Affirmed (7 5) 10 Saturday's I v, ..-mJe ra ce The undefeated Sensttve Prmce was tlltrd chOice at 6-1 But the more It rams , the shorter Stephens feels those odds can gel "Oh, he likes the mud, satd Stephens wtth a sm tle ' He always runs well over a wet track " Last fall Believe ll became tile only other horse bestdes Afflrmed to defeat Alydar when he drew off m the stretch arid took the Remsen at Aqueduct by two lengths , costmg the class) Calumet coil the 2·year·old championship, whtch went tQ Afflrmed All of 'btg four " horses have demonstrated an abthty to run 10 tile mud, but Personal Theology' wtth Mrs Beulah Hayes to be devotional leader Mrs Mae Lambert, Mrs Tern Byer, Vlrs Mae Ketchka and Mrs lane Gilkey wtll be hostesses TUESDAY WINDING Trail Garden Club Tuesday 8 p m at the home of Mrs Ruth Moore Members to take conlatners fur alumm banquet ar rangements Mrs Allee Thompson wtll have the program on homemade con· tamers Arrangement for the month wtll be on ental art SON BORN STIVERSVILLE - Mr and Mrs Davtd G Wolfe of StJversvtlle are announcing the btrth of their second son, Apnl 18 at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg He wetghed mne pounds, thtr teen ounces and has been named Cratg Mtchael Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Btrd of An· llqutty, and Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe of Portland Great-grandmot her IS Mrs Lillian Pterce of Great Bend Cratg Mtchael was \Yelcomed home by hts brother, Shawn TitE DAII \' St: N'TrNt I UE\OTF"..O 1'01111: INTE REST OF Mf.IGS.MASON AREA R08F RT HOE Fil CH ctty F..dltor Pubh.shed dluly uet!pt Saturday b) TlK' Ohil) Vallt~) PublJs hing Compc111y Multunah.il ln t Ill 1117 Pet per year on a 4 year cerltfrcate of Court St l"'ornero) otu6 4.l7S9 Phont' m 21ii6 ~ r.Jltonal Phone OO'l; 21.)7 Se.; uml d ..11.ss po!i UI ~l' pa!d I I deposrt. $1,000 00 deposrt nusmt!.'l.'l orr tct' l ~llll(!ro~ OhiO N.11. t1onttl advt!rlL'i.lilft rtprel!f.n • tHll vc lBndon AMol.: tl tU 3101 r.udJd Ave Ck velarxi Ohlo 44115 Sub5crt pt mn ratca Dehvtred by tilrner wht rt II \¥ lible 7.ltt nt.1 pe r week By Motoc Routt: wheref'Jtrri~ r ~ rvltt not alllttlable Une rnor1lh 13 ~ 8} mall 111 Ohw .111111 W V~t sn 00 by one in classic • mrd-mornlng departure Sunday for Canberra, Australia, follOwing a lull dress ceremony, Including, a 21-~n salute Stnce the March prestdenttal electtdn there has been no stgn of student acttvtties on university campuses agamst the con· tmuatton of the Suharto regtme whtch preceded the vote by the national congress And stgns of growmg dtsconten t afuong radical Moslems were quickly qu elled by government warnmgs <Alr Yeflr Dent leads Palmer mtmmum not a downnght afftmty for tl as does Believe It / Thursday mornmg, Believe It worked a half-mile tn 48 over the wet track under exerctse boy Phthp Gleaves In one of hts most tmpresstve moves to date, the colt went the !mal quarter m 23 and change Believe It, who IS to be ndden by Eddte Maple, drew post No 9 for tile I Y,-mlle rac e, a postlton whtch supposedly IS benefiCial for the come-from·behmd style of a horse )Ike Beheve It, but Stephens mamta1ned the spot would make no difference I really don 't care," sa1d tile Hall of Fame !ramer, who won the Derby 1974 wtth Cannonade ' I JUst don't lllmk It matters " TI1e rest of the fteld drew these post pOSIIIODS 1, Raymond Earl 2, Affirmed. 3, Esops Fotbles, 4 Spectal Honor , 5, Hmst the Stiver. 6 accounlt. Withdrawn pnor to the date of matunty Sue rnonltu and Ulau gurdltng a new era m SHOT PUT THROWERS - Tite shot put throwers on the 1978 ed ition of the Me1gs fhgh School Gtrls'lrack team are , from left Gena Snowden, Deena Neece and Lon Rupe Red Sox stop Minnesota, 8-l BASEBALL Ma1or League Stane11ngs Nat•onal League Northfield East NORTHFIELD, Ohto lUPI) - Cablelme took the ea rly lea d and stayed m front tile rest of the way 10 capturmg the $3,200 featured mnlll race at Norlhfteld Park Thursday mght Ron Barker gutded the wmner over the ratn soaked nule ova l 10 2 10 3-5, whtch was good enough for a 3Y• length vtclllry over Most Happ y Liz The wmner returned $4 40 $.l and 12 40 Sktppe r King showed Arace 1 Ulle won the Ioth race trtggermg a big tnple combmatton of 4-2-9 lllat was worlll $292 80 Senator C V was secon!l •nd Bat Style ftmshed thtrrl A crowd of 2,315 wagered $338 779 Spo rh Tr;~nsact•ons By Un1led Preu lnte rnaftonal Thursday Football New York Jet s S1gn ed W l dC rece,..,.er cornerba ck Bru ce Stephens of Columbia def en s lve ta ck le Don Fenner o l C W Post and corner bac k Don Co vm 01 Trenton State al l free agents Wash•ngton - S gned w•d e r ece •ver Owlghl Allen of Bethune Cookman as a fr ee CollegeNav y - Na med Tony Whi tt lesev as footba ll de f ens•ve end coac h W L Pet 12 8 600 11 8 579 12 11 522 10 1I 476 11 14 440 10 13 435 Montr ea l Phil a Chtcago Pt tf sb r gh New York 51 L OUIS West L os Ang Clnc ~n a t GB 1 2 J J 1 7 1 1 7 W L Pet GB 15 14 12 10 9 J 8 9 11 13 65 2 609 522 435 409 S13 n F ran Hous 1on San D1ego 13 Atl a nta 8 15 348 Thursday s Results 1 1 5 5 7 1 San Fran at St L ppd ra 1n Los Angeles 4 Ch ic ago 1 N ew Yo rk 8 Atlanta 2 Today s Probable P1tcl'ters (All T1mes EOTI San Franc1sco ( Blue J 1J ar Chtc ago (lam p 1 3) 2 30 p m Houst on (Andutar 2 21 at AtiBnta INtekro '1 4) 7 JS p m New York ( Koosman 1 J or Esptnosa I 1) at Ph 1 ade pt11a ( Lonborg 2 21 8 05 p m Los Angeles ( Hooton 1 31 at PIIISburgh ( Bly le\i en l 2) B 05 pm M o ntreal (Rogers 2 Jl at Cm cmnal1 ( Hume 2 31 8 OS pm San D ego (Jones 1 2) at St LOUIS ( Denny 1 1I 8 35 p m HOCHESTER N Y 1UPI1 - Frank Rob mson " sta1 performer lot U1e Baltnnor e 011ules dunng the late 1960s and carl) 1970s IS rcturnmg to the mmors Robmson 42, wa s named mana ger Wednesday of the Onoles lllp nunor league fa 1m team , the Rocheste1 Red Win gs of the lnte rn at tonal League He rep laces Ken Boyer, who was htred to ntanage the St I outs Ca rdinals after Vern Rapp was ftred Saturday s Games Los Ang eles at P•ttsburgh Mont reat at Ctncm nat 1 S t~ n Franc1sco a t Ch•cago New Yor k at Phila n 1ght S t~ n Dgo at St Lou •s n •gh t H ous ton at Alla nta n 1ghf golf agatn It happ ened Thurs!lay on a clo udl ess wmdless afternoon at the Preston !'rail Golf Club Palmer wtth the usua l shouts of ' Go Arme" echoing off th e tre es htt e. er) fcur way and every g1 cen And Ins four-under par 6G wh1ch could ha ve been much lower put Pa lmer one shot behmd pace setter Jun Den t gmng IIIlo today's second rou nd of tile $200,000 Byron Nelson t:olf Classic I played about as well 111 all aspects of the game as I have m qUite some time ' smd Palmer, who at 48 still was mlhe morntng ' Palmer satd ' hut 11 co uldn t have been too cold SomebodJ shot a 65 GET YOUR HANDS ON AGREAT GRAVELY B. )~~ cr ea t es more exc1t em e: nt among tour gallenes tha n any other f1gw e I \e scored better m the past yea1 but I dun l thmk I ve pl.1yed better Palmer \.\as alone msecond behmd Dents 65 whtch 11as shot dunng the mor mng when O\ ercast skies and a br 1sk wmd mad e thtng s murh co ldc J than dunng the afternoon c' In Umd pl ace at 1-under 67 came Barrv Jaelke l Steve Melnyk and forme1 U S Open Cha mp ion 011 llle Moudy, "ho has rest1 utltu ed hiS gamt! and lS mdkmg an excellent showm g on the tour Defe ndmg cham piOn Rav !•loyd was am ong those at 68 and the g1oup a1 69 mcluded l orn Wcttson t~nd ul Man tr edl 8 os p rn Bo ston .... ~ Philadelph i a ( Boston l ea d s ~O J May 7 Boston 3 Ph• a cte ph •a 1 (otJ May <1 Boston Ph• A del ph a s May 6 or 7 So!> ton at P~!~etj~'a 8 ~~~ar;;rl ph ra os p m M e I Ul t:XUUS ''"' J I ~f' JI ~j !JPI\, Q SI.J (( n""le r b t ~ ~ fJ ... r A d d!tttr ~ 1r1e ·~ lor c11 , 1 Johnny 1 '/f '"d k \il ..> ~t p Miller ftrm g onl) hts th1rd sub-70 111 urd of U1e year ~ I 1 UL, 1 clJ~ 11 .-j( (llQfi p 111C our hands on d g 8 llcJJOfy T or on to vs Montreal l.ocal hero l..ce 1re\ tno had a {Mo nt real le.ld'> 1 0) 70 May "! M on treal 5 Tor onl o J May d Montrea l 3 Toro nto 2 Gary Plo) er V\ ho had hiS May o or 7 M ontretl l d l thret:!-tournr~mcnt wmrung To ro nt o 8 05 p m May 9 Montr ea l a t To r ont o str eak snapped at Ne v. B os p " Orleans last •eek d1d not x M ay 11 Toron lo a! Man roe~ke a bu die and fir ed a 75 !re a 8 OS p m x May 13 or 14 M ont re al a1 v.hlle I on Hmkle Y.ho won at l o;~~ov 8 1 ~ 5 ~~~ont o I GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St 992 1975 Pomeroy 0 Open t\ew OJ!eans , shot a 71 900lJO Dent known as lhe longest dn\ er on the t.ow but whose Monday Saturday putttng woes have kept hun from bemg much of a threat m e1uht year s on tile c1rcw t b owed hts fl ve·under round solely to h1s puller Owner Mann1ng Roush '1'H been workmg on my putting ver; hard for the past two years But It doesn't happen overn1gh t he sa 1d ~nt, wmner of less than $7 000 th1s yea r made a 3(). lnternaltonal League Un1ted Press International foo t btrdte putt at the lOth W L Pel GB hole and Uwn ran 111 what R1 chmond II 6 688 Charl est on 11 7 6 11 1 must have heen a 100-footer ' at the 12th Tha t long-range Roehes ler 9 7 563 1 T dewa ter 9 8 529 ?1 ~ pull was the hrst of four Col u mbus 7 s .J67 31 2 stra ht btrdtes the Toled o B 10 J44 J Boston 8 1 x May IJ or 14 Bas ion at Ph •tadelph •a B os P m '' x May 16 Pndn drlphr i'l Bos ton B os p m x d necessary D etro •t N ew Yo rk Boston Cteve lnd Milwauke Balf 1more Toront o For all your home Entertammant •nd Sll $0 Thrre months $7 00 E!Jie"h<lt S26 00 )tiJr ~~ "months SIJ 50 Thn t rn(lnth.'l 17 50 StJbS<'rlptlun J>rln' m t lud~s Sunday Lebanon LEBANON, Ohw 1UP!) Larry 1mch gutded Cow a~eu u s W• ve to ~ photo ftm sh victory I hursday mght over Net Adtos m the featured An ge les tllpped Chtcago 4-1, $1 200 e1ghth race at Lebanon and New York defeated Racewav Allanta, 6-2 'I he wmner, off at 10·1 odds Dodgers I Cubs I lovcre d tile m1l e 1n 2 11 J-5 on Reggie Sm1th <l• o\ e m a sloppy track an d return ed three r urt~ with a tw o-ru n $20 $.'i ~0 and $6 2() Net Ailios hom er and a sa cnftce ny to patd $3 80 an d $2 80 for support the stx-htl p1tchmg of second whtle Royal Solon Rtck Rhoden <~D d le.J d the ftn tshcd th trd and kicked Dod gees to vtclot ) ove r the back $4 60 Cubs Mr Mont l ) " on U1e first Mels 8 Braves 2 1a~e and Iott te M 151 Je rr~ Koo sm.tn tos.scd a ca ptured the second for ~ stx hitter and Bobb} rughU) double that was 11orlh Valenhne drove Ln lhr ee ru ns $283 60 wtth a bases loade!l "alk and A crowd of t,I59 " agered a homer to spark the Mets to $14 7 533 victory ove r the Braves Koosman 2-3 strut k out tllree and walked only one tn NH L Playoff s postmg hts Sl><:ond complete By U n 1ted P res~ lnt ern at .ona l ( Sem• hn al Rou nd ) game ( Bes t of Se\len l By Umted Press International agent A substantial penalty 1s invoked on all certlftcate Chtef of Dtxteland 7, Darby Creek Road , 8 Dr Valen, 10, Alydar, and II, Senstttve Prmce The pace 10 the race ts expected to be set by Blue Grass runnerup Raymond Earl or Sensitive Prmce, the speedhall who set a track record m hts only start at two and tilts year has ftve stratght wms, utcludmg a neck vtctory over Believe It m the Fountam of Youlll Appliance Needs Pawtucke t Sy ra cu se 6 8 429 Rochester a t Toled o 4 d 12 150 7 Thursdays Resu lts runc!i&ntmcl ppd r am The Athens Counly Pa ..... tuc k e l at T 1d e ,..ater ppd rclln Syrac use a t Charles t on pdd Savtngs & loan Co 196 Second St Pomeroy, Ohio INTRODUCING THE ra•n Fnday 1 Games Cha rleston at Ttdewat er Pawtu cket at R• chmond • '78 Sy ra cuse at Columbus Saturday s Gam es Char leston •• • •• •• •• Saturdar 's Games Te )(as at New York Chica go at Bos ton Detroit at Ot~kland Kan City at M•lwaukee M lnn at Baltimor e n1ght Toronto at Seattle, n 1g ht Clc .... el and at Calif n ight • 2-DR D/L PER BAG the new luxury compact 1978 AMC Concord O. L. Automatic transm1ss1on · 258 CID6 cyl. eng. y ' MACHINE RENTAL · wh1te wall radtal tires a1r conditlon1119 · power steermg . power dtsc brakes - AM FM stereo radto · t11t wheel · crutse command mtenor decor·conventence group - Quaker State rustproofing dealer prep and transportation mcluded Sand tan With dark brown vmyl top Stock No 8619 St1cker Prtce $6,014 9S '25 00 Oy tne eXClUSIVe" AMC [}UYER PROTEGION PLAN ® AMC ,.. Concord The luxury Amencons wont lhe size Ame nco needs RIVERSIDE AMC·JEEP . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-9800 0 1 2 3 4 11 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •• ' •• • -• •• U S FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS These va Iues are tor one Inch of loose fill tnsulatJon " •• • ••' . • • 1 PER DAY R 1/AtUE COMPARISON CHART Thursda v - Saturday, M<ly 4 6 uacKeO ( 5 r 1b dC SI911) P~, ..,S llqrll 1111111! 11 Polyester cord pm •• MAY 4-6- THURSDA Y·SATURDA Bla c kwo~ll T1dewaler restone DELUXE CHAMPION • SPRING SPECIAL - at Pawt ucket al R1 chmond Syrac use at Columbus RoChester af Toledo • CO N CO~D A78 13 Roc hest er i'll Toledo • CONCORD At what price· tuition~ credits? 'r wtll be mvolved m tag day Assignments wtll be made at Pomeroy Vtllage Hall wtth Gtant and Ttger teams reportmg at 9 am , pony league 1\'s and RoyaLs at 10 am and Yankees and Ptrates at 12 noon SOUTHERN Jumor Htgh etghth grade class bake sale, 10 am to 4 p m Saturday at New York Clothmg House Pomeroy REGULAR Meettn g Harrtsonvtlle Masomc Lodge, 7 30 p m Saturday Work tn master mason degree and past masters night to be observed All mast er masons welcome 3-The DaUySentmel M•1dleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, May 5, 1978 224 lst Sbeel Point Pleasant 675-2460 Sue CINCINNATI (UPI) - f mmus-two and countmg That 's the Pete Rose count down toward 3,000 caree r hits And zero-hour could come tomght The •nnatt Reds star needs , lwo htl'l tomght agamst l l•mtreal to become only the 13th player Ill the history of baseball to collect 3,000 hits Rose, 37, In hts I6lll season , cracked hils No 2,997 and 2,998 Wednesday night m the Reds ' 12-3 romp over Phtladelphla The countdown was put on hold Thursday be cause of an off-day Rose, previously very calm about the sttuatton, says he 's gettmg butterntes m h1s stomach "[ am exc1ted now/ he satd "Just like m the seventll game of the '~ World Sertes " In that World Se. les game, Rose and the RedS whipped tile Boston Red Sox to give Ctncmna tt Its first world champtonship m 35 years Each time Rose has been stepping to tile plate in recent games the crowd has been gtving him a standtng ovatton and chanting, "Pete, Pete, Pete " • They've got me revved up ," he sa1d 1 Its simple. rel iable 11 s new KZ2tXllrom KaiN&sak c FEATURES· a 'Dependable 4 stroke SOHC eng1no City Ice & Fuel Co. Economy pn c ed quahl y blllll ' Wh1towalls ac1d S 2 to $4 a Con~~tnient electnc llarter See >I todey or J&R Sport Shell 74II.IMIIIII. , .,,o Still Rose had personal reasons for not hemg disappomted at not deh vcnng two more htts to reach 3,000 Wednesday mght Hts etght year old son Pete Jr , who rarely mtsses a hom~ ga me, had to sta) home SICk Rose said hts sad..,yed son asked him as he left for the ballpark, You're not gonna get four htls tomght. are you ?" Heph ed Rose , ·Don t worr) about It ' What will happen tmmedtately aft er Rose cracks No 3,000 • 'The game Wi ll be Int errupted and Pete wtll be presented" till the ball ," sa td Heds' pubhctty director Jm1 Ferguson We 'II try to keep the mterrupllon as brtef as posst ble " However, the roar of the cro"d may deternune JUSt how long the gatne IS held up It's also expected that the Reds' fr ont offtce will present a souvemr to all fans on hand for Hose s 3,000lh Howe.er. JUSt what will happen IS a Iront office secret · We wtll hav e an announcement at the time of the htt and that's all I wtll say, satd Ferguson Bla c k b UO J? 11 bO ll Pl') (l BOO 11 $22 95 21 95 22 95 s, ,.~B tu~ ~ FE T I I S 1 I I $30 95 l:1! l r •: 11 3 1 95 t !l b [ I J l[ 1 c, 00 I] 2J 95 \ () 11 I I 878 13 24 95 I I 26 95 • 25 95 2695 28 95 ? ,~ 1\) I l IIIII". ("'' • I q l "11)1 ? 1 -1 =c=c..;....,.-~.__c:c:.,c.;_-L., FE T a 'H HI 33 95 1 f 0 24 95 26 95 27 95 1 111 I IQ I 86 32 95 34 95 36 95 H'HI1 1 2 lb <1/ l IH I I! u r DOUBLE BELTED TIRE $ as low ' as 'ftrestone DELUXE CHAMPION ' 'T Sup- R - BE L Sll:e Bla ck 878 14 C78 14 E78 14 r1s 14 G7814 Hl8 14 $33 00 34 00 35 00 Two fib ergla ss s t llbll lle r belt s tJiu s two polyes ter cor d body ph cs FE T Sl 92 1 97 2 19 38 00 2 34 40 00 2 4 1 43 .00 2 70 Whttewalls add S 2 to S4 S•ze Bla c k FE T. (7£\ 1 ~ F78 l'J S3 8 00 39 00 G78 b 41 DO >? 3 1 ? 44 7 ';;!b lb J78 lb l 78 15 44 DO 277 46 00 2 96 3 05 H 78 AllJJr 4 ~oo ces plus l il )l ,IM olcl\ IC POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E Matn 992-2094 nmenls �• • $-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Porner0y, 0., Friday , May 5, 1.978 4- The Dailv Sentinel. Middleport -Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. Mav 5. 1,978 BaSs anglers open tourney slated The Big Bend Bass Anglers 1978 open bass · tourna ment will be held Saturday, June 3, an the Ohio River. Racine Poo l. Launching will be done from I he Ravenswood, W. Va. ramp. There will be a guaranteed pu rse of SO percent of entry fees which will be awarded in prizes with the first place tea m receiving 25 percent of the ent ry fees. Linescores Ma ior League R e5ulti By United Press I nternat ional Nationa l League San Fran at St .L, ppd., ra in LA 200 01 0 100 .l 10 'l Ch1 000 000 010- I 6 1 Rhoden and Gr ote ; Fry m an , Moor e (6) . Kr u kow (9 J and Cox W P Rhod en (4.0) L P Frym an (0 J). H R Los An geles. Sm ith ( .4 ) N v Al ia oao JOJ 200 00 0 000 001 . Ne-w Yo rk. . Valen tm e ( I ) (Onl y games sch ed ui Pd ) Local Bowling Team Jones Boys Pis . 159 Newell Sunoco G. & J. Au to Pa ris Gibbs Gr ocer y Sea r s 128 109 106 90 Kar r & Van Za nd t 80 Te:,c at B ai t , DPd .. ra in High ind ga me An n ie Kn ight 190 ; Carla Cart er 189 . M1nn 000 000 001 I dI Hi gh i nd . 3-gam es Bos 341 000 00Jo. B 11 1 Or ema Smi th 497; Ann ie Tho r m odsg ard , T hayer li l Kni ght 472. T J oh nson (BJ and Wyneg cJr Ec k ersley and F1S k W High team ga m e - Gi bbs Ec kersl ey I l 11 L TMrmoas Grocer y 84 4, gard1 1 3l High learn 3-games - Ka rr 8. Van Zandt 2320. ESMAY GARDEN 5I OPENS SOIL, SPACES AND COVERS SEED, MARKS NEXT ROW • • • ALL IN ONE SIMPLE OPERATION! The EarlhWay _..-:::__...., _-, .. Outdoors Pomeroy Bowli ng lanes Morn ing Glories Apri I 25, 1978 American League \ Only gam es sc hedu tea 1 Sport Parade American Conference Baltimore Reese McCall, te, Auburn\ Mike Woods, lb, Cincinnati; (from San Francisco), Frank Meyers, l, Texas A&M; Ben Garr y, rb, Southern Mississippi ; Jeff Logan rb Ohio State; Monte Anthony: rb, Nebraska; Dav e Studdard, t, Texas· Dallas ·Owens, db, Kentucky; Henry Mason, wr, Cenb;al Missouri ; Bruce Allen, p, Richmond . Buffalo Terry Miller, rb, Oklahoma State; Dee Hardison de NorUa Carolina; (from' San' Francisco ) , Scott Hutchinson, de, Florida; Dennis Johnson, rb, Mississippi State; (from San Francisc?), Danny Fulton, wr '. Nebraska-Omaha; LuciUs Sanford, lb, Georgia Tech; Ken Spaeth, le, Nebraska ; ( from Philadelphia ), Eric Smith, t, Southern Mississi ppi ; Mario Celotto, lb , Southern California; (from Houston ), Steve Powell , rb , N.E. Misso uri ; Will Grant, g, Kentucky; Jerry Blanton, lb, Kentucky; Richard <ntmp, rb, Northeastern. Clnclooali (From Philadelphia), Ross Browner, dt, Notre Dame; Blair Bush, c, Washington ; (from Philadelphia ), Ray Griffin, db, Ohio State; Dave "Deacon" Turner, rb, San Diego State; Ted Vincent, dt, Wichita State: (from Denver), Dave Bass wr, Houston ; Dennis Law wr, East Tennessee State; Tom Dinkel, lb, Kansas; (from Chicago), Rob Hertel, qb, Southern California; Steve Geise, rb, Penn State; J oe Branson, db, Livings.tone; (from Denver), Dan Bass, g, Elon; Bill Miller, l, Western Ulinois; Ron Shurnoo, lb, Wichita State; Tom De Paso, lb, Penn State; (forn St. Louis), Calvin Prince, rb, Louisville; Mark Donahue, g, Michigan; Kim Featsenl, wr, Kent State. · Cleveland Clay Matthews, lb, Southern California ; (from Los Ange les ), Ozzie Newsome , wr , Alabama ; Johnny Evans, p.qb, NorUa By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spor!J Editor NEW YORK ( UPI ) - Idi Am in, the Butcher, has discovered • sports. Or rather, he has rediscovered Uaem because he was heavyweight champion of Uganda and East Mrica a long time ago, and if yo u doubt that, aUyou have to do is ask him. Somewhere along Ute line, he got the brilliant idea he could clean up his Image and maybe even help win some medals for his c0untry by attending t he Commonwealth Garnes in Edmonton, Canada, nex t year as coach of the Ugandan boxing team . When the Canadians hea rd wha t he had in mind-, they told him don 'l bother. Stay horne, they said, but that shouldn 't deter ldi Am in, Ute Butcher , who enjoys pushing himself where he is not wanted. Other than Ua ose self-awarded medals, the only ones Amin can possibly hope to win are those for barbari c brutality bordering on maniacal savagery. In that regard , he rates right up there in the to p 10 with such other fugitives from the hurilan Major League Leaders By United Press International race as Bluebeard, Altila the Hun , Adolf Hitler, Jack the Batting Ripper and Vlad the Impaler. (Based on SO at bah) National Lea_gue Estimates on how many Arnin has killed since inaugurating G. AB. H Pel . his reig n of terror six years ago run anywhere from 250,000 Brrog hs At I 23 77 32 .416 Mondy LA 23 78 30 .385 upwards . No one can say for sure because the hulking P.:irkr Pit 22 85 30 .353 President of Uganda doesn't keep records. Cash Mil 20 77 26 .338 Here 's an example of what he considers "sport." Roystr All 23 83 2B .337 Fost r Cil') 23 96 32 . 333 Two summers ago, his son, Taban, complained to him he Sc hmdl Ph i l 19 78 26 . 333 Grff y Cin 23 100 33 . 330 was being sn ubbed by his classmates. Amin immediately Hrnndz St .L 2-4 88 29 ,330 dispatched troops to the school where , according to surviving Cey LA 22 85 28 .329 stude nts, the troops began killing at random . A l mon SD 22 82 27 .329 "The girls were raped and bayoneted,'' one student related . American league G. AB . H Pet. "The soldiers tortured them by cutting off their ears and Rdrgl Del 1.5 51 20 .392 Bell Cle 21 83 31 .373 breasts." Harlw Bal 17 51 19 . 373 Before that, a group of Italian engineers commissioned to Snglln Bal 16 st 18 .353 work on a darn project close to the Nile suddenly quit. They Carew Min 2~ 108 38 . 352 Portr KC 21 17 27 . 35 1 said all the bodies being thrown into Ute Nile were polluting the Rice Bos 24 ws· 36 . 343 River. · H ortn Cl e 19 73 25 .342 It is perfectly am derstandable why Idi Arnin, the Butcher, Ren lds Sea 24 68 23 .338 Coopr Mil 21 86 28 .326 would like to be part of the Commonwealth Garnes. Home Runs A:J a publicity seeker of the highest order, the attention he'd Nationa I LeaCLue :· Mondav , LA 9; Parker , Pitt and get would be right down his alley. The games also would Winfield , SO 6; Ben ch , Cin and provide him the ideal vehicle for granting interviews in which Ferguson , Hou 5. American league : Hisle . M il the underlying Uaeme most certainly would be, see, I really and A l e~a n de r , Oak 8: Hobson have no horns. and Ric e, 8os. Baylor . Cal , Jj ke Ute Olympics, the Commonwealth Games were Coo per , M il and Zisk, Te~ 7. Runs Batted In essen tially established to encourage the true spirit of Nitionat Leaiiu e : Mo.ndo!Pt . LA 24; Morgan, Ci n , Par'k.er , competitive spor ts. TI1ey also were designed to foster good will Pi ll and M cCo-vey , SF 19 ; and understanding between athletes and sports offi cials from Gar-vey , LA and Winfield , SO all nations, and U1al auto matically disqualifies Arn in on all 18. American Leagu e : Rice, Bos coun ts . 25 , Hobson , Bos 24; Zisk , l ex At 53, and a bloated 250 pounds, he's too old and too out of 22 , Staub , Det 21 ; Ford , Minn shape for competition and he is no more qualified to coach 20. Stolen Bases boxing than he is to engage in it. National LuQue : Mor enO. Few know that better Ulan Dr. Andrew 1.. Kayiira, who was Pill 11 ; Ro yster , At I 11 ; Lopes , LA 10 . Ce deno, Hou 9. Arnin's Superin tendent of Prisons until a year ago and now Driessen . Ci n and Ric hards , SO teaches criminal justice at New Haven University in a. American l ea gue : leFlore , Connecticut. Ka yiira, who used to be a boxer in Uganda Oct , Wilson , K C. Oilone, Oak , himself, knows Am in well Cruz , Sea and Wills, Tex 8. " He was a good fi ghter because of his size and his Pitching Most Victor ies aggressiveness, but he is in ca pable of co aching be cause he National L eague : Gr imsley . tried it once and was unable. to do it," says Kayiira. Mil 5.0; Nor man . Cin , John , " ln !964, he tried to build up Uganda's boxing learn by Rau and Rhoden , LA 4-0 . For sch , SI.L 4-2. coaching it himself . Even then, he was using techniques which American League : . Tanana , Cal 5-1; Lee , Bas and Broberg , were completely outdated, t~hniques from Uaose days when Oak " -0 ; Fi gueroa , NY 4-1; he fought . After awhile when he saw Uaey weren 't working, he Spl illorlf , KC 41 ; August ine , turned the coaching over to instructors from other clubs." Mil 4-3. Leaders a ao 1 7 1 K o osman and Ste arn s . N 1t? kro , Dc v• ne (6), Ea ster ly («n and Pocor oba W-· Koosm an (2 31 l - Nie kr o ( 2 5) H R!> Team-by-team rundown of NFL draft Today's Following are the rules: and final winners shall be Bonus points will be awarded smallmoulh, and spotted bass least twelve tl2) inches long. - Contestants assume all will-. be weighed . Limit is - Th e derision of th e determined by total poun- for fish tu rned in alive. - Onl y largemo ut h, eight (8f Fish .must be at responsibility for their own lourii'a ment officials shall be dage caught by each team. legality. (Fishing li ce nses final in all matters conand boating laws. 1 cerni ng this tournament. - Contesta nts shou ld Qe at - Contestant s shall enter as • ENTER AS A TEAM RETURN THIS PORTION ONLY the launching ramp no later a 2-man tea m with entry fee OFFIClAL ENTRY FORM than 7 a.m. for registration. being $25 per boat. Entry fee In signing this applicalion, I hereby waive and release ali other contestants, sponsors - There will be a penalty and application forms should . and tournament officials from all claims or Injury and-<>r damage Incurred In coooeclion assessed for late return to the be post-ma rked no later than with this tournament. check-point at quitting time. May 20; 1978. Applications After corn~titors deliver will be accepted on the day of NAME NAME their catch to the weighllle tournament. station, ·it then becomes the - Only artificaallu res may STREET STREET property of the tournament be used to take fish . committ ee. , - Only one casting , spinCITY CITY Ties will be bro ken by the casting, or spinning rod and I argesl fi sh ca ught. reel may be used at one time. PHONE P HON E - Boats must remain in the Ra cine pool and it s Make ·check or money order payable to : The Big Bend Bass Anglers tribul araes at all times during SEND ENTRY FORM AND PAYMENT TO: Jim Anderson, Rt. I, Box 26A, Minersville, the tournament. · Ohio 45763. - Tourna ment standings Precision Garden Seede r saves seed, saves time, saves labor -makes plant ing easier. Si~ seed plates inc luded: corn , beans. peas , radish, carrots, and beets. Same plates can be used for 15 other varieties of similar size seeds. Constructed entirely of strong, corrosion-resistant materials. Helps lllfl"lll~ put the fun back Into \ home garden- ing. MODERN SUPPLY 399 w_Main St. Pomeroy United Press Interna tional Every spring, watn tnc coming of warmer rains and new generations of plants, Uaere is a renewed interest in eating wild delicacies. Catta il shoots and dandelion leaves find Uaeir way into salads along wath other "backyard" relishes. · But Uaere is one plant - a fungus actua lly - that seems to generate more interest than any other . It 's the morel mush room . There a re many other species of edible mushrooms, bu t most of them are so difficult to separate from less edible, or even dangerous, ,·arieties Uaat most people leave them a lone. Morels, on Ute other hand, are distinctive enough in shape and character that they are easily recogmzed by Ute rankest beginner. Often called "sponge mushrooms", morels do indeed resemble a sponge in the field . The brownish surface of the cap is convulted and foldc'll with cavities all over its surface. At about Ute time Ute leaves start to come on the trees, you can begin to look for them in the li ghtl y shaded " bottoms'' near fallen tr ees and other decaying material. They blend very well wiUa the ground so you may have to do a lot of looking. Sometimess you' ll spend sev er al hour s sea rching wiUaoul a single mushroom being sighted . • Then , suddenly , you spot the first one _.and they seem to be growing everywere. It just takes a certain education of Ute eye to begin to notice them. It should be noted that 992-2164 when collectin g any kind of wild plant, it pays to be armed wiUa a good guidebook on the sub ject to be sure you are collec tin g only those s peci es tha t ha ve been proven safe. in the case of wild mushrooms. an addi- "The Store With "All Kinds of StuH" FOR PETS · STA BLES - LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS- GARDENS . ,,..,,"".,.-..•qt1fr Return Engagement At THE INN PLACE NIGHT SHIFT tiona! safeguard is to eat onl y ve ry small portaons to be certaan Uaat you have no unknown allergy to Uaat particular one. Your guidebook should include a co lor photo or drawin g of Ute morel , and you should pay close attention to simiiar mushrooms. But once you've had your first taste of Uaern, you·u never forget what Uaey look like . TV. ..in Review By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - RCA hPid its annual stockholders meeting this week, in the NBC st udio (RCA is the parent company of NBC) usually reserved for "Sa turday Nag ht Live ." Here are a reporter's notes on the three~tour proceed ings: RCA board Chairman Edga r Griffiths presides . A dozen directors Sit on dais (two are absent ), abou t 300 stockholders fill the auditorium of studio 8-H. Mostly older men and many women . Directors include one black and one woman - neat but not gaudy. ln audience are Lewis Gilbert and Wilma Soss, professional gadOies at annual meetings. Retired man from Brooklyn in green leisure suit has two qu estions - will there be refreshments ; will there be any little gifts as mementos. "I'd be glad tn consider it and discuss it with my colleagues," Griffit hs says. Griffiths uses that phrase often when he means no . Woman in big hat and beige pantsuit says she tried RCAowned bra nd of frozen foods on her dog , then on her husband, finally ate some herself. Dec lares it delicious. She also proposes a slogan for Coronet carpets, owned by RCA : "With Coronet, we 've got you eovered." Griffiths tells her she's out of order, but nicely . She says , " I like you , too ." Griffiths delivers report to shareholders. Everything swell except NBC and Fred Silverman will boost those low prime time ratings. He advises patience. Young man with attache case in front row on aisle is out of order when he tries to complain about NBC coverage of antiabortion movemen t during discussion of nomination of directors . He gets c'hance later to talk . He is assured RCA will consider his objections. Q.Jestions abo ut compa ny planes, apartments, and executive perks . Answers: RCA owns three planes, a helico pter and three apartments (in New York, Washington, and Orlando , Fla .) none of which is used for personal shenanigans. Man from Accuracy in Media , politically conservative network watchdog , chides NBC for what he considers bias . Griffiths disagrees. The company will consider it. On reelection of board and several motions - compan y positions upheld and directors reelected. Lady stockholder lauds NBC's "Holocaust " and thinks Nielsen ratings too low - at least compared to the count she took of fri ends in Palm Beach. Another lady asks, if Johnny Carson "T0night" shows with guest hosts attract as many sponsors as when Carson is on , why does NBC need highi)r iced Johnny ? "We do make a profit on the Johnny Carson show," Griffiths answers. Other points come up - Griffith promises that X-rated movies will never be shown on NBC, assures that NBC will never again broadcast 17 rnmutes of the wrong miniseries episode, as it did with "Loose Change," and promises the network will mak e money on the 1980 Moscow Olympics. By tim e mee ting breaks up, auditorium is half..,rn pty. • MONTE CARLO ( UPI) Carlos Reuternann of Argentina, bent on a Uaird victory in the Formu la One auto racing series, outpaced the field wiUa a lime of I:28.34 in Ute first day's practice for Sunday 's Monaco Grand Prix. Reulemann, averaging a speed of 84 tniles per hour ( 134 kph ) in his bright red Ferrari Thursday , shattered the previous best practice time of 1:29.65, set in 1976 by reigning world champion Niki Lauda of Austria. Mario Andrelti of the Uni ted States, who shares this ye'a r's world championship lead with Reutemann wiUa 18 points from four races, posted the third best time of 1:29.10. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS International Hockey league Playoffs , New Ynrk Jets Chris Ward, l, Oh10 Stale; Mark Merrill, lb, Minnesota ; Mick ey Shuler, te, Penn State; Dodie Donnell, rb, Nebraska; Rand y Sidler , lb, Penn State; (from Buffalo) , Bobby Jackson , db, Florida State : Greg( Robinson, dt , Dartmouth ; (fro m New Orleans), Levi Armstrong, db, UCLA ; James Earley, rb , Michi ga n Stale; Derrick Gaffney, wr, Florida ; (from Phaladelphia), Mike Mock , plb , Texa s Te ch; (from Mannesola ), Roy Eppes , db, Clemson; (f rom Buffalo), . 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Outdoors Pomeroy Bowli ng lanes Morn ing Glories Apri I 25, 1978 American League \ Only gam es sc hedu tea 1 Sport Parade American Conference Baltimore Reese McCall, te, Auburn\ Mike Woods, lb, Cincinnati; (from San Francisco), Frank Meyers, l, Texas A&M; Ben Garr y, rb, Southern Mississippi ; Jeff Logan rb Ohio State; Monte Anthony: rb, Nebraska; Dav e Studdard, t, Texas· Dallas ·Owens, db, Kentucky; Henry Mason, wr, Cenb;al Missouri ; Bruce Allen, p, Richmond . Buffalo Terry Miller, rb, Oklahoma State; Dee Hardison de NorUa Carolina; (from' San' Francisco ) , Scott Hutchinson, de, Florida; Dennis Johnson, rb, Mississippi State; (from San Francisc?), Danny Fulton, wr '. Nebraska-Omaha; LuciUs Sanford, lb, Georgia Tech; Ken Spaeth, le, Nebraska ; ( from Philadelphia ), Eric Smith, t, Southern Mississi ppi ; Mario Celotto, lb , Southern California; (from Houston ), Steve Powell , rb , N.E. Misso uri ; Will Grant, g, Kentucky; Jerry Blanton, lb, Kentucky; Richard <ntmp, rb, Northeastern. Clnclooali (From Philadelphia), Ross Browner, dt, Notre Dame; Blair Bush, c, Washington ; (from Philadelphia ), Ray Griffin, db, Ohio State; Dave "Deacon" Turner, rb, San Diego State; Ted Vincent, dt, Wichita State: (from Denver), Dave Bass wr, Houston ; Dennis Law wr, East Tennessee State; Tom Dinkel, lb, Kansas; (from Chicago), Rob Hertel, qb, Southern California; Steve Geise, rb, Penn State; J oe Branson, db, Livings.tone; (from Denver), Dan Bass, g, Elon; Bill Miller, l, Western Ulinois; Ron Shurnoo, lb, Wichita State; Tom De Paso, lb, Penn State; (forn St. Louis), Calvin Prince, rb, Louisville; Mark Donahue, g, Michigan; Kim Featsenl, wr, Kent State. · Cleveland Clay Matthews, lb, Southern California ; (from Los Ange les ), Ozzie Newsome , wr , Alabama ; Johnny Evans, p.qb, NorUa By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spor!J Editor NEW YORK ( UPI ) - Idi Am in, the Butcher, has discovered • sports. Or rather, he has rediscovered Uaem because he was heavyweight champion of Uganda and East Mrica a long time ago, and if yo u doubt that, aUyou have to do is ask him. Somewhere along Ute line, he got the brilliant idea he could clean up his Image and maybe even help win some medals for his c0untry by attending t he Commonwealth Garnes in Edmonton, Canada, nex t year as coach of the Ugandan boxing team . When the Canadians hea rd wha t he had in mind-, they told him don 'l bother. Stay horne, they said, but that shouldn 't deter ldi Am in, Ute Butcher , who enjoys pushing himself where he is not wanted. Other than Ua ose self-awarded medals, the only ones Amin can possibly hope to win are those for barbari c brutality bordering on maniacal savagery. In that regard , he rates right up there in the to p 10 with such other fugitives from the hurilan Major League Leaders By United Press International race as Bluebeard, Altila the Hun , Adolf Hitler, Jack the Batting Ripper and Vlad the Impaler. (Based on SO at bah) National Lea_gue Estimates on how many Arnin has killed since inaugurating G. AB. H Pel . his reig n of terror six years ago run anywhere from 250,000 Brrog hs At I 23 77 32 .416 Mondy LA 23 78 30 .385 upwards . No one can say for sure because the hulking P.:irkr Pit 22 85 30 .353 President of Uganda doesn't keep records. Cash Mil 20 77 26 .338 Here 's an example of what he considers "sport." Roystr All 23 83 2B .337 Fost r Cil') 23 96 32 . 333 Two summers ago, his son, Taban, complained to him he Sc hmdl Ph i l 19 78 26 . 333 Grff y Cin 23 100 33 . 330 was being sn ubbed by his classmates. Amin immediately Hrnndz St .L 2-4 88 29 ,330 dispatched troops to the school where , according to surviving Cey LA 22 85 28 .329 stude nts, the troops began killing at random . A l mon SD 22 82 27 .329 "The girls were raped and bayoneted,'' one student related . American league G. AB . H Pet. "The soldiers tortured them by cutting off their ears and Rdrgl Del 1.5 51 20 .392 Bell Cle 21 83 31 .373 breasts." Harlw Bal 17 51 19 . 373 Before that, a group of Italian engineers commissioned to Snglln Bal 16 st 18 .353 work on a darn project close to the Nile suddenly quit. They Carew Min 2~ 108 38 . 352 Portr KC 21 17 27 . 35 1 said all the bodies being thrown into Ute Nile were polluting the Rice Bos 24 ws· 36 . 343 River. · H ortn Cl e 19 73 25 .342 It is perfectly am derstandable why Idi Arnin, the Butcher, Ren lds Sea 24 68 23 .338 Coopr Mil 21 86 28 .326 would like to be part of the Commonwealth Garnes. Home Runs A:J a publicity seeker of the highest order, the attention he'd Nationa I LeaCLue :· Mondav , LA 9; Parker , Pitt and get would be right down his alley. The games also would Winfield , SO 6; Ben ch , Cin and provide him the ideal vehicle for granting interviews in which Ferguson , Hou 5. American league : Hisle . M il the underlying Uaeme most certainly would be, see, I really and A l e~a n de r , Oak 8: Hobson have no horns. and Ric e, 8os. Baylor . Cal , Jj ke Ute Olympics, the Commonwealth Games were Coo per , M il and Zisk, Te~ 7. Runs Batted In essen tially established to encourage the true spirit of Nitionat Leaiiu e : Mo.ndo!Pt . LA 24; Morgan, Ci n , Par'k.er , competitive spor ts. TI1ey also were designed to foster good will Pi ll and M cCo-vey , SF 19 ; and understanding between athletes and sports offi cials from Gar-vey , LA and Winfield , SO all nations, and U1al auto matically disqualifies Arn in on all 18. American Leagu e : Rice, Bos coun ts . 25 , Hobson , Bos 24; Zisk , l ex At 53, and a bloated 250 pounds, he's too old and too out of 22 , Staub , Det 21 ; Ford , Minn shape for competition and he is no more qualified to coach 20. Stolen Bases boxing than he is to engage in it. National LuQue : Mor enO. Few know that better Ulan Dr. Andrew 1.. Kayiira, who was Pill 11 ; Ro yster , At I 11 ; Lopes , LA 10 . Ce deno, Hou 9. Arnin's Superin tendent of Prisons until a year ago and now Driessen . Ci n and Ric hards , SO teaches criminal justice at New Haven University in a. American l ea gue : leFlore , Connecticut. Ka yiira, who used to be a boxer in Uganda Oct , Wilson , K C. Oilone, Oak , himself, knows Am in well Cruz , Sea and Wills, Tex 8. " He was a good fi ghter because of his size and his Pitching Most Victor ies aggressiveness, but he is in ca pable of co aching be cause he National L eague : Gr imsley . tried it once and was unable. to do it," says Kayiira. Mil 5.0; Nor man . Cin , John , " ln !964, he tried to build up Uganda's boxing learn by Rau and Rhoden , LA 4-0 . For sch , SI.L 4-2. coaching it himself . Even then, he was using techniques which American League : . Tanana , Cal 5-1; Lee , Bas and Broberg , were completely outdated, t~hniques from Uaose days when Oak " -0 ; Fi gueroa , NY 4-1; he fought . After awhile when he saw Uaey weren 't working, he Spl illorlf , KC 41 ; August ine , turned the coaching over to instructors from other clubs." Mil 4-3. Leaders a ao 1 7 1 K o osman and Ste arn s . N 1t? kro , Dc v• ne (6), Ea ster ly («n and Pocor oba W-· Koosm an (2 31 l - Nie kr o ( 2 5) H R!> Team-by-team rundown of NFL draft Today's Following are the rules: and final winners shall be Bonus points will be awarded smallmoulh, and spotted bass least twelve tl2) inches long. - Contestants assume all will-. be weighed . Limit is - Th e derision of th e determined by total poun- for fish tu rned in alive. - Onl y largemo ut h, eight (8f Fish .must be at responsibility for their own lourii'a ment officials shall be dage caught by each team. legality. (Fishing li ce nses final in all matters conand boating laws. 1 cerni ng this tournament. - Contesta nts shou ld Qe at - Contestant s shall enter as • ENTER AS A TEAM RETURN THIS PORTION ONLY the launching ramp no later a 2-man tea m with entry fee OFFIClAL ENTRY FORM than 7 a.m. for registration. being $25 per boat. Entry fee In signing this applicalion, I hereby waive and release ali other contestants, sponsors - There will be a penalty and application forms should . and tournament officials from all claims or Injury and-<>r damage Incurred In coooeclion assessed for late return to the be post-ma rked no later than with this tournament. check-point at quitting time. May 20; 1978. Applications After corn~titors deliver will be accepted on the day of NAME NAME their catch to the weighllle tournament. station, ·it then becomes the - Only artificaallu res may STREET STREET property of the tournament be used to take fish . committ ee. , - Only one casting , spinCITY CITY Ties will be bro ken by the casting, or spinning rod and I argesl fi sh ca ught. reel may be used at one time. PHONE P HON E - Boats must remain in the Ra cine pool and it s Make ·check or money order payable to : The Big Bend Bass Anglers tribul araes at all times during SEND ENTRY FORM AND PAYMENT TO: Jim Anderson, Rt. I, Box 26A, Minersville, the tournament. · Ohio 45763. - Tourna ment standings Precision Garden Seede r saves seed, saves time, saves labor -makes plant ing easier. Si~ seed plates inc luded: corn , beans. peas , radish, carrots, and beets. Same plates can be used for 15 other varieties of similar size seeds. Constructed entirely of strong, corrosion-resistant materials. Helps lllfl"lll~ put the fun back Into \ home garden- ing. MODERN SUPPLY 399 w_Main St. Pomeroy United Press Interna tional Every spring, watn tnc coming of warmer rains and new generations of plants, Uaere is a renewed interest in eating wild delicacies. Catta il shoots and dandelion leaves find Uaeir way into salads along wath other "backyard" relishes. · But Uaere is one plant - a fungus actua lly - that seems to generate more interest than any other . It 's the morel mush room . There a re many other species of edible mushrooms, bu t most of them are so difficult to separate from less edible, or even dangerous, ,·arieties Uaat most people leave them a lone. Morels, on Ute other hand, are distinctive enough in shape and character that they are easily recogmzed by Ute rankest beginner. Often called "sponge mushrooms", morels do indeed resemble a sponge in the field . The brownish surface of the cap is convulted and foldc'll with cavities all over its surface. At about Ute time Ute leaves start to come on the trees, you can begin to look for them in the li ghtl y shaded " bottoms'' near fallen tr ees and other decaying material. They blend very well wiUa the ground so you may have to do a lot of looking. Sometimess you' ll spend sev er al hour s sea rching wiUaoul a single mushroom being sighted . • Then , suddenly , you spot the first one _.and they seem to be growing everywere. It just takes a certain education of Ute eye to begin to notice them. It should be noted that 992-2164 when collectin g any kind of wild plant, it pays to be armed wiUa a good guidebook on the sub ject to be sure you are collec tin g only those s peci es tha t ha ve been proven safe. in the case of wild mushrooms. an addi- "The Store With "All Kinds of StuH" FOR PETS · STA BLES - LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS- GARDENS . ,,..,,"".,.-..•qt1fr Return Engagement At THE INN PLACE NIGHT SHIFT tiona! safeguard is to eat onl y ve ry small portaons to be certaan Uaat you have no unknown allergy to Uaat particular one. Your guidebook should include a co lor photo or drawin g of Ute morel , and you should pay close attention to simiiar mushrooms. But once you've had your first taste of Uaern, you·u never forget what Uaey look like . TV. ..in Review By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - RCA hPid its annual stockholders meeting this week, in the NBC st udio (RCA is the parent company of NBC) usually reserved for "Sa turday Nag ht Live ." Here are a reporter's notes on the three~tour proceed ings: RCA board Chairman Edga r Griffiths presides . A dozen directors Sit on dais (two are absent ), abou t 300 stockholders fill the auditorium of studio 8-H. Mostly older men and many women . Directors include one black and one woman - neat but not gaudy. ln audience are Lewis Gilbert and Wilma Soss, professional gadOies at annual meetings. Retired man from Brooklyn in green leisure suit has two qu estions - will there be refreshments ; will there be any little gifts as mementos. "I'd be glad tn consider it and discuss it with my colleagues," Griffit hs says. Griffiths uses that phrase often when he means no . Woman in big hat and beige pantsuit says she tried RCAowned bra nd of frozen foods on her dog , then on her husband, finally ate some herself. Dec lares it delicious. She also proposes a slogan for Coronet carpets, owned by RCA : "With Coronet, we 've got you eovered." Griffiths tells her she's out of order, but nicely . She says , " I like you , too ." Griffiths delivers report to shareholders. Everything swell except NBC and Fred Silverman will boost those low prime time ratings. He advises patience. Young man with attache case in front row on aisle is out of order when he tries to complain about NBC coverage of antiabortion movemen t during discussion of nomination of directors . He gets c'hance later to talk . He is assured RCA will consider his objections. Q.Jestions abo ut compa ny planes, apartments, and executive perks . Answers: RCA owns three planes, a helico pter and three apartments (in New York, Washington, and Orlando , Fla .) none of which is used for personal shenanigans. Man from Accuracy in Media , politically conservative network watchdog , chides NBC for what he considers bias . Griffiths disagrees. The company will consider it. On reelection of board and several motions - compan y positions upheld and directors reelected. Lady stockholder lauds NBC's "Holocaust " and thinks Nielsen ratings too low - at least compared to the count she took of fri ends in Palm Beach. Another lady asks, if Johnny Carson "T0night" shows with guest hosts attract as many sponsors as when Carson is on , why does NBC need highi)r iced Johnny ? "We do make a profit on the Johnny Carson show," Griffiths answers. Other points come up - Griffith promises that X-rated movies will never be shown on NBC, assures that NBC will never again broadcast 17 rnmutes of the wrong miniseries episode, as it did with "Loose Change," and promises the network will mak e money on the 1980 Moscow Olympics. By tim e mee ting breaks up, auditorium is half..,rn pty. • MONTE CARLO ( UPI) Carlos Reuternann of Argentina, bent on a Uaird victory in the Formu la One auto racing series, outpaced the field wiUa a lime of I:28.34 in Ute first day's practice for Sunday 's Monaco Grand Prix. Reulemann, averaging a speed of 84 tniles per hour ( 134 kph ) in his bright red Ferrari Thursday , shattered the previous best practice time of 1:29.65, set in 1976 by reigning world champion Niki Lauda of Austria. 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Fo llowing a regi dnally i'.lev ised news co nfer ence Thu rsday night , Carter told Republicans invited to a Democratic reception that reporters constantly ask him abo ut the polls and the economy. " One thing l' l'c found." he said. "Every ltme my polls go down, the stoc k market goes up. So maybe this is a way to solve the problems of . I, the economy .·· The pres;dent had a breakfast meet ing with elected Democratic officials '" Port- ' Strike by firemen • contmues MANSFIE LD. Ohio t UPI J - The stri ke by cit,Y fire fighters entered its fourth day today with no contract ta lk s scheduled between str ikers and the ctly administration . A fire Wednesday wa s fought by the mayor, city safety director and some policemen. as fire fighters stood by. The blaze destroyed t wo houses in th e nea r do ~nt o wn area . The fire started in an abandoned house and spread lo the residence of the Rev . Michael A. 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" Boy, did I get scared." · Noes was sitting in his 5th1Jrade room at High Point Elementary School when a tornado slammed into it without warning Thursday. It ripped awa y the roo!, collapsed walls and piled debris atop screaming students and teachers. Two children were killed and 94 students and teachers were injured . Tw o ol the injured are in critical condition. Melvin said he heard a loud rumbling over the noise of a thunderstorm outside, "and then the windows started wav ing. The walls started fallin g and then everything came down ," he sa id. "Sand was flyin g like glass. I got hit by a table and a couple of chairs." It was one ol a dozen tornadoes that swept through Florida Thursday. Four persons were hurl a t Gainesville. two more at Sebring and another at Kenansville. The dead at High Point Elementary were identified as John Timothy Duv al Jr ., who was celebrating his 6th birthday, and 5-year-old Gary Staly. "The walls werc!alling down , and rain and wind and wood was blowing in," said 12-year-old Matti Ramsey, who wasn't hurt . "Kids were up in the air . Most were cut up and hollering for help." Kim Knafel, 6, said she heard a loud noise and the "teacher told us to lie on the fl oor. I got blown out the door." The tornado ripped through a trailer park before it hit the school. " It hit very fast - we had no warni ng, " said Mrs. Toni Nease, a filth-grade teacher. "The wind blew a window closed, and when I turned the wa lls sta rted coming in." · Mrs. Nease said she told the children to fall to the floor, "but they all came running to me and we wound up in a pile by the door with me on the bottom." At the trailer park, six trailers were destroyed and at least 2() others damaged,·but no one was seriously hurt. Donna Millan said she was watching television when it hit. "I-ran to the door to hold it shut and all of a sudden the window carne in," she said. ''The last thing f remember was putting my hands over my head . Then I found myself half on my stomach and half on my ba ck and I started rolling.! thought I was going to be dead. [ couldn't stop rolling." ,\1 Gainesville, as many as eight sm all tornadoes tore off roofs , blew away carports and uprooted sta tely oak trees. The twisters concentrated on a fashionable 15-square-mile area ol the town . . At Sebring, a twister roared into an airport, destroying a hangar and several lig ht pla nes and heavily damaging other buildings . Damage estimates at Clearwater ranged up to $5 million . Early estimates at Gainesv ille reac hed $2 million but were expected to go higher. Titere were no ligures av ailable for Sebring. Greatest employment advances of By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON tUPI I Wornen and black men have made the greatest advances in ~p.[!lymen t so far th is year, according to the La bor Department . Wit h the Apr il unemployment ligures due today , statistics showed the monthly jobless rate bounced from _6.1 to' · 6. 3 perce nt be tween January and March with the quarterly average G.2 percent. The department estimated a seasonally adjusted 93.1 million persons were workin g at the end ol March. Des pit e te mp orar y Mansfield firefighters vote on proposed pact MANSFIELD. Ohio fUP I l - The 100 fir eligh ters who walked off their jobs Monda y str ipping this northeastern city of 56,000 of fire protection will meet this morning lo vote on a proposed contract. Agreement on a new pa ct, but no details ol it, was announced this morning. Represenl<! ti ves of Local 266 ol the Inlerna bona I Firelighte rs Association me t Wednesday and Thursday nights with the chamber of commerce, city co uncil a nd the ci ty adminitration . Ear ly this morning , a twostory frame house on the city's north side was destroyed and the adjacent home of an elderly couple dama ged by !lames that bu rned out ol the con trol of the hlmilful of people who tried lo battle it. It was the second major fire sinee the str ike began. Ernest Whitlatch , 82, and his wile Agusta , 81 , were uninjured , They were asleep on Ute fir st floo r of their home when a cab driver noticed the lire, knocked on their door, and helped evacuate them . Mansfi eld Safety Director Clay ton Long ond Fire Depa rtment Cha pl in Re v. R.L. Butler, along with some police officers and neighbors fought the fir e. Announcement of a pact this morning came afte r city oll ic ials spent Thursda y readying paperwork needed to invoke the state's Ferguson Act. The ac t forbids striking by public employees ~d could have led to mass fi rings in the city's fir e stations. setbacks for job seekers !rom the coal strike and bad winter weather, th e department sai d 730, 000 work ers fou nd em pl oy me nt be tw ee n January and March. "Most of the advance took place among adult women," it said' in a recent analysis ol labor force development in th e first quarter. The department also noted that blacks accounted lor about 40 per ce nt of the increase in new job holders . The surge dropped the black unemployment rate a full percent age poin t to 12.3 percent - nearly twice the 6. 2 percent quarterly rate lor all work ers. TI1e unem ployment rolls were cut by 400,000 persons in the three-month period, the department sa id. Although black unemployment !ell , the department said the ga ins were experienced mostly by men . There were smaller gains lor black wom en while con ditions worsened for teen. age blacks. The problem of bla ck - :-_~~/:~~~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill St. Middleport , 0 . Nowopen Fridaytill8 : 00 l~ l''· \.:- " I do hope I'm not disrupting your home," he said, sweeping Kristen, who was wearing a long pink nightie, into his anns. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 992-5776 Syracuse, 0 . Bedding Plants, Potted Plants, Dish Gardens, Hanging Baskets, Vegetable Plants. Open Mon. lhru W , "II s Sunday I til s WEEKLY SPECIAL 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE' ••••• •2895 Custom Sla nt 6, auto., P.S.. P.B., v inyl roof, ex tra sharp. 1974 Mustang 2 Ghia •••••••••'2495 V-6, auto., fa ctor y ai r. vi nyl roof. new tires. power steering, power brakes. 1974 Chev. Nova Custom ••••• '1995 cyl. . auto., P.S.• P.B.. vi ny l r oof . 1968 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr.······ '1895 TEXACC -:~ ~~ Us·• ~i,,, ::~ ' • • By Helen Bottel =~~ SAME-SIZE, SAME-TASTE BWF.S DEAR HELEN : .What.do you do with,a daughter who dearly loves to go shoppmg With r ou so you II buy something for yourself that she looks gopd tn? ·MOM, THE RUEFUL DEAR MOM : Play tit for tat. Borrow her clothes too .. H. DEAR HELEN : Your reply to '_'ln~ ensed " whose neigh bor allows her 3-yearold to wander: wasn t strong enougn . You said. "Let 's hope :the motherdoesn t learn the hard way that this is dangerous." You should have i told her to report this neglect to the ~uthor1ties. I quote from our Missouri House Bill No. 578, When any pe~son has reason to believe that a child has been or .may be subjected to abuse or neglect : or observes a child bemg subjected to condt ttons or circumstances which would reasonably result in abuse or neglect, he shall immediately report or cause a report t o be made to the divisio~ in accordance wtth the provtstons of the act. The division shall establish and mamt.am a telephone se rvice operating at all Un;es, capable of recetvmg reporL' made pursuant to this act. This service s~all receive reports over a single, sta tewide toll free number." [ believe similar laws exist 111 ma ny states. The toll free numbers a~ usually listed with the state department of public welfare. Ho,..e.ver, one ma y call the local poli ce. welfare offt ces or jul'l!mle court for further infonnati on as to how to report a child neglect or abuse case. Subsequ~ntly, authorities make a thorough inv es ti gati on, no later than 24 hours after receipt of the rep01t. I hope you'll print this as the public needs to be informed that help is always available to such youngsters. And the informant remains anonymous . -SOCIAL WORKER FHOM MISSOURI DEAR HELE N: I ha~e a wonderful husband and lwo lovely children . My pn>blem 15 my mother. She won't let me li ve my own life. She wants to make all my decisions as she is "older and wiser." She's at our house most every ni ght, boss ing. criticizing, predtctmg dire things. She's dri ving all of us up the wall. · She makes me !eel like a villain if I ask her (nicely 1 to go home. Hea ven forbid iff a rgued with her ! I always get, ''After all I've· done for you, this ts your thanks ... " " You don't love me ... " and hear of all her sacrifices, incl uding my "traumati c birth" which ·:nea rl y killc'll her." Don't say "move away ." We're well established here. Short of leav ing her out completely, what can we do' -MilS. K.U. DEAH MilS . K. Stoppla ying the dutiful. guilty child and assert yoursell. Be polite, but la ke a firm stand and don'I back down. If your mother becomes luriou.' and drops your fami ly, well , that's hev choice I and your relief t Somehow I thi nk she 'II pull in her !urns rather than disown you. Let me know if I'm right. - H. P.S.. P.B .. tac . ai r. vi nyl r oof . 1973 Pinto Runabout········· 11695 4 cyl. , 4 spd., factory air . sun roof. vi ny l roof. slot whee ls and radial t ires. LTD·················1495 1 1973 Ford Or ., factory a ir. P.S., P . B . d ' 1968 Camaro 283 •••••••••••• '1095 v.a, std ., Cr a ge r whee ls . 1968 Olds 442 •• •••••• ••••••• • '995 Auto , Fenlon staled wheel s. 1973 Ford Ranger •••••••••• •••• '1895 P.U.. 3a2. V-8. std .. L.W.B. GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS IN STOCK RIEBEL'S USED CARS St . Rt.7 See Roger Riebel 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2174 -] ~ Fuel Chief I 0 · Mrs. Mary Mart in of Pomeroy , national children and youth chairperson lor the . Eight and Forty, ha s returned !rom a four"'a y meeting of ' the National Chil dren and Youth Commission of the American Legion , American Legion Auxiliary, and the Eight and Forty, held a t Indianapolis, Ind . Presented at the meet111g , were reports on the objectives of the past yea r including work in alcohol and youth, immunization , child abuse and neglect. The Comm issio n after discussing the alcohol and youth problem across the nation called for all America n Legi on Posts , Auxiliary units and Eight and Forty salons to · strongly oppose the lowe ri ng ol the minimum age requirements for the purchase of alcohol in their respective states. It was reportt'll that alcohol used by the teenage popula· tion is on the rise and the increased drink ing a mong teenagers is resulting in more traffic accidents. [I was also noted that there is an increase in the number of lc't nagc girls using alcohol and that vi olence is corning more from alcohol use than !rom drugs. Aproposal by the Corrunission was to establish some sort of a prugram where non-drinking teens counse l drinking teens since it is the consensus that ch ildren and youth are more apt to listen to the advice ol their peers. Close r work with other civ ic groups to improve the prog rams was also proposed. The position ol the fema le juvemle offender was also discussed by the Commissi on which concluded that the fema le off ender does not receive the same privileges and treatment rece ived by male offenders. Areas of concern to be consi dered this yea r a re immun izat io n, abu se and · neglect, and the disrupted youth. Theme is .. A Children and Youth Adventure- Moving In New Directions." Plans were disc ussed lor a prog ram ol memorial dona- Meandmy 1977 Ford Pinto 3 Dr . 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Pontiac Grand Prix, runs real weJ!, need vinyl top . $695 $795 $895 $495 $595 SAVE YOUR R.C~ NEHI, UPPER 10, --------------------~1 NOTICE · DIET RITE l DADS ROOT BEER · New hours for Sales Dept. starting May 8, 1978. Sales will · •• beopen8A. M.till7 P. M. Service Dept . open8A.M.till4:30 P. M. Monday thru Friday. Service closed Saturday. Sales open on Saturday a A. M. tillS P.M. See or call one of These Friendly Salesmen: J . D. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nels.on . They can save you money on a New or Used Car. -BOTTlE CAPS FOR CHARITY . 1 1 I l C. BOTTLING CO. J ------------------- Miss Rice honored at bridal sbower CHOICES . Tea plans are announced '1 Regatta activtties planned I • MILL STREET Middleport, Ollio 992 - ~542 or m - 3~44 · ----------··-----------------~ N. W. COMPTON. O.D. 1 I Mrs. f.Jemson , The handmade mints wen: in the bridCII col· ors. (;a i ru~s were played with prizes goin g to Alc~ra Will , Ann Webster, Ma ry Colwell ;nal DianH Wi lltarnson. M t:~ r ie Bishop won the door prize. Darla an d Diana Will iamson assisted Mis.':i Hicc iu openi ng her gifts . Altendm g beSides those muned above were J anel Murris , .Jllnct Willi~Hnson , .Janel Naka moto, Myra Housh. Jane Wise. Pearle Canaday. Ethel Cltapman. Ma r ie His hop, Rosa lie Nichols, Jeanette !Javts, Anna f:lm beth Turner, Rober·ta Wilson, Jua mta Gerard, Mae Wcl:x:r, Jam: amJ Tril)ha Rice. Oth~.: r s sending gi fl~;; were Bemi ce Hoffrn (l n, .J oan Wise, Peral Little, Kathleen Cremea ns. Lillie J{ubi nson, Birdie i'l yse ll , F.dna Mae Swick, Grace Colwell , Catherine and Ann Colwell , Iva Bowell , Mary Lou Wol fe, Edith Willimm on. Donna Wi ll imnson. [" len Thuma. H<nel Hilt, Mrs. Huger Dingess, Ebte Sutherland, Marga ret Parson s, Beatrice Htnehart , Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer, Shirley Coleman, Susan and Jayne, Rosemary Burson. Kathy J(icc. and Mrs . F:dga r Abbott. Harry 0' Diliry Lov es Pepsi Cola FISH & FRIES 94¢ TRY OUR We Now Feature 3 Flavors of CHICKEN OUT Soft-Serve For CONES i dairy Isle ~ Locust & 4th St ., Middleport, 0 . 992 -5248 .:r~!..~~~-R.o..:.·.---------------··-' ~•••---• lions to the American Le~ ion Chi ld Welfa re Foundation which made $70,1100 in grants this past year brmging the total amount in grants awarded to $700 ,1100. A $14,400 grant was made to the National Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at Atlanta, Ga. for research. this being the amount contri buted by Eight and Forty Salons. It was reported that the National Cystic Fibrosis f ounda ti on ha s put together a book let and prepar ed a film on genetics. The booklets are to be placed in high schools across the country to be used in biol ogy classes. The problems ol Halloween and how to tllllke it a sa fe and fun night for children was discussed and several proposa ls were made for promotional activity. The area conferences for the 1978-19 yea r were announced lor Nov . 2-1 at Denver, Colo.; Nov. 16-18 at Savannah, Ga.; Nov . 30 to Dec. 2 at Providence, R. 1.; Jan . II to 13 at Pittsburgh, Pa ., and Jan. 25-27 at Topeka, KaiiSlls. Mrs. Martin wa s accompanied to Indianapolis by Mrs. Pearl Knapp and Mrs. Leonard Roush , Pomeroy, and Mary Miller, Beverly, for a visit with Mr . and Mrs. james McCall. Young Homema~ers: these great new combos can save you right into the lap of luxury! LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE 3 PIECE SET- SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVESEAT CHECK THESE PRICES I 3 PIIECE LIVII~G ROOM SUITE · TRADITION ALLY LOVELY MIITCHING SOFA ' CHAIR AND LOVESEAT In rich lash ion Iab rie , they feature luxurious dia mond lulled ba cks and ta il ored kick pleats. Supe rbl y ____...,__ __ cu shi on ed I I I I .I 3 PltECE LIVII1tG ROOM SUITE :1 . HEATING OIL 1971 1972 1972 1970 1968 SALE TO START A yard S>l le schedul ed for . Uti li week will instead be held on Monday a nd Tuesday at the l.11 rry Johnson residence on State Route 143, two houses past the Wolfe Pen Karen Blaker Ph.D. Road . to ll money from the S>~ie wi~l go to ward tho expenses of promoltng the teen c~ Equal but separate divun.: . HUSBAND : Yes. We've revival to be hold May 2fi-29 made that ded~ ion many at Royal Oak Park in the arHUTL ANIJ --A m isMarriages end in a variety tim es but we can never chery building. cellaneous bridal shower WCI S of ways. deci de who "1illlcave. All we held recently honorin g Ell en Some couples drift slowly do is right ·a·nd lately there Lo uise Hice, whusc mctrri(tgc apart. Others wrench have been sot nc d ose calls. DINNER PLANNED to Hobert Andrew Brooker themselv es away !rum the inCOUNSEU ) R: What do The 13th annual dinner of will be an event of Sa tu rday, vo lvement with physical you mean ? the Meigs County Salon 710 May 13. The showe( was HUSBAND : Times when I abuse. In this e:.cerpt from a Eight and Forty , will be held hos ted by Mrs . Huth hut-line call , a counselor have com e d< JSe to really hurMonday night at fi 30 p.m. at Erlewinc, Mr s. Ma r ci(t handles a potentially violent tin g her. the Trinity Church, Pomeroy . Denison, Mrs. Margaret Edcouple in a way tha t enables COUN SE LUH : Lik e Special guests will incl ude wards, and Mrs . f'ay .Sa uer them to talk rationally about tonight'' Belly Harvath, depa rtemen- an d held at t he Erlewine their mutual need to WWE : Ye~i. Tonight I was tal Ohi o chapea u: an d Vi olet home. separate. scat·ed . I think we should live Aichholz , demi chapeau of Sp ri n.g fl on:JI a rrangements HUSBAND : My wife is on apart. This is insane . the Central Di vision. used thrnughout the were the extension. Things arc COUNSEJJ JR : You seem home. The ref reshm ent tabl e pretty bad here and we need to agree ort the need to was covered with le:tce e:tlld to talk to someone other than separate -but neither person cente red with a ca ke the police . They have already wants lo,be le ft. Is that ri ght' decorated in green and WIF E: That' s right. been here. ANNUAL BANQUET peach, the bridal colors , WIFE : Yes. I called them . COUNSF.U lR : What about The Harrisonville - Scipio flanked by green tapers . a joint decisiun to separate . It What do you expect when you Alumni Association will hol d .Jane Hicc, sister"in-law of knock me clear across the would be liko.! splitting up a its annual ban quet , partnership. Nobody would celebrating its 60th yeo r, on the uride-dect . presided at room ? HUSBAND : Well , what did be left : nob•>dy would lose May 27 at 1 p. m. at the the punch bowl. and Mrs. Mcujorie /{ lee, her mother , you think would happen when face. Harriso nville Sehoul. was etl the silver coffee !-iCr · HUSBA ND· and WIFF. : . you said all those rotten vie t:. The cttk e was served by things about me ' Do you !Silence) want me to teach you another CO UN SE LOR : Do you lesson right now ' ha ve childrett? COUNSELOR : Let me stop WIFE : Yt!S. That is ceryou right there for a Minute: tainly part •of the problem. A tea to be held Sunday at the los ing atleml ance tea m You say you are on two dif- Come to thi11k of it, that is the home of Mrs. Annie hosting the picnic. Mrs.Debferent phones. Can you see wh y we t ~an' t separate C:hpapman was an nou nced by bie Fmlaw thanked th e co ch other while you talk to without fceli.ngs of rej ect ion. Karen Stanle y, social .chai r- Chapter for presented her a me? Crissy. our daughter, can on- man, at a mcet i n ~ of Xi Ga m- president's ga vel at the WIFE : Yes, I'm watching ly go with 0111' paren t. The one rna Mu Chapter Tuesday Founder's Dav observance . him through the bedroom who loses lt er ... well, that's ttight at the Culwn bus and - New offi cers were insta lled door. But why '! the one wh< fee ls reJ ected. Southern Ohi o Electric.Co. and the hostesses, Mrs . l.ynn COUNSELOR : Close that One person ends up fl't ling Ne•l meeling of th e Shuler. Mrs. Susan f!aer, and door. i::ilone . chapter will be a picnic to be Mrs. Phvlli s !Jennett served WIFE : Close the door ? HUSBA ND : Maybe we can held on May ISat the home uf ref reshnienls. COUNSELOR : Yes. I think fig ure ou t way to share Mrs. Car ol .Jc£tn !\rl<-~ m~ with things will cool down faster if Chrissy. TI JCn we could you cannot see each other. separate . You both sound so angry . As the hot-1 inc conversatiOn Regatta acti vities vierc dill y dunkcr to be 111 operation WIFE : Okay. I hope it ended, the w tfe remembered ple:tnn ed durin!-( H rm:cnt du rin g the weekend, and the helps because I am burning reading an article in the meetin g of the newly orge~n iz­ group will also he assisting mad, paper about t.he joint custody ed Jaycettes at the Meigs Inn . witil the frog jump . COUNSELOR : Now, what ol children. She suggested The members met with the Jan Burner was selected happened'! shoring Cri ssy for equol chainnan of the clown com- Jaycees this week to help. HUSBAND: I came hom e amoun ts of ol time. They mittee for the Regatta parade with the 111ini park cleanup. late again tonight. That hung up in 01 ·der to talk more ond plans were mad e for the Nc•t rn ectmg is May 15 at the about that up It on . cl owns to sell balloons. Becky Meigs Jnn. 7:Jil p.m. New Dr . Blakt!r ca nnot tak e Triplett will have charge uf le mcrn bcrs are we fcome. teleph one ' ·ails from her WI FE: Why should I ca re. rcHdcrs. Ho·wcvcr there are At least you'll have some hundrc'lls of crisis intervention phone li 1.1cs in the United ~~~;.:;'Y when I get a Sta OPTOMETRIST 1 tes. Fm · the nwnbcr of OFFICE HOURS: 9: 30 to 12,210 5 (CLOSE HUSBAND: Oh, no . You 're one near y1 ~ 1U , contad your AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT I not di vorc mg me. [f anyone in local menta 't he alth associaI this house .is going to get a tion or m< !nta l heal th in· divorce, it'll be me. II you try rormation ~( ·· rviec . to divorce me, I'll... COUNSELOR Wait a mi nute. Maybe I missed something. Have you two already dedded to get a Mary Martin attends ;,~i~::~,~~s~lll~~rl'l~r:,~h ' l con;e1 £ tYnnce na tzona. ON NEW AND USED CARS L.ATE MODEL.$ ~· .• SOME INEXPENSIVE TRANSPORTATION HEA~ING OIL •~ Helen Help . WITH • Jewelry • Bibles •Cards •Glassware •Stoneware ~:-: Mrs. Olsen, who is expecting her third child in August, baked a Hungarian cherry pie for the president's bedtime snack, and Paul Olsen planned to prepare a special omelet for Colter for breakfast . anll S. 6 r::: ou 'II be happier YOU'LL FIND THE RIGHT GIFT CHOOSING FROM A LARGE SELECTION OF unemploy ment is no t of recent vintage and is not improv ing. The f ede ra l Reserve Bank ol Kansas City, in a recent analysis of tee nage unemployment, noted the number of jobless blacks, 19 or under, has doubled in the pa st decade. The ba nk said there was a n annual average of 839,1100 un employed teens in !961 compa red with l.7 miUion in 1976. The l,abor Department estima tes '1.6 million teens were jobless in the first three months ol this year. Both the bank and the department agree the black jobless rate is nearly three times higher than the rate for white teens . In addi tion. the bank sa id black teen s constitute a smaller percentage of the total employment force tha n they did in 1967. This means black teens are losing ground to other job se~ker s. same, bul l am sa tisfied with the administration's progress so far ." The pres ident spent the night at the.home ol Paul and J anet Olsen, a coupl e in their early 30s, and their two blond youngsters, Kristen, 5, and Ehren, 3. · Ca rt er ignor ed several hundred shouting, chanting, anti-nu clear demonstrators, mixed in with the Olsens' neighbors on the nonnally quiet residential street and walked up to the family with a wide grin and outstretched 1, . . • • • • • • - - • • • • • • • • •.. CHESTER , 0 . -- best interest of the Amer ica n peopie," he said. "And I believe that as they are understood ... the present low rating in the poll s will be improving. So I am hopeful that my pop ula rity in the polls will go up. I think any politi cia n would feel th e Two killed, 94 injured as tornado ·slams into school year made by women, blacks • Presses . Atr Tool s, Vices , Log Compressors, an d lots of s mal l tools . Ca rter conceded that he are not conducive to boosting wit h them in their stales ," was trying to counter some of his popularit y. Cart er said. the perceptions ol himself He said be tries to "address He sa id he found a "st rong with his poor showing in the these issues as strongly, and co nstru ctiv e re lationship" between himself and polls by trying to explain and openly and aggressively" as possible. the members of Congress and clarify his policies. "I !eel very sure that But he said some of the governors during his cu rren t trip and found " a very wann issues he has addressed "are almost all of the attempts very difficult to resolve" and that we have mad.; are in the reception." ._ *' -:.:- ~ I I I Calendar II So Clw .~1 FRIDAY POMONA GRANGE, Friday, 8 p.m. at the Rock Spr· ings Grange Hall. Harrisonville Gran~e to be host. CHURCH Womwn United ol Meig s Count y, May Fellowship Day, sack lunch at noon Friday at Trinity Oturch. Program at 1:30 p.m. for la sti ng comfort . !DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL MATCHING . SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVESEAT REACf meeting Friday, 7 p. m. at Senior Citizens Center. MEIGS JUNIOR High Parent - Teacher Forum tlpoMDring a dance for junior high students only, 7:36-10 :30 this evening at IIChool in Middleport. Music by band, "Skyrocket ." Bt~. hand> ome, com,. torlat :.le styling . . . with plaid co ntrasl i n~ ,back plllo,.s , wood accented w lnga and arms and buoy11n1, soU cushioning . ' �7~The Daily :sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ~' riday, May 5 1978 ~~~:::..::~~::0'%-0:X:~::::~::::::;::::!::::·!;.\:.:•:•!•!•:•:•!•!•:•:•:•!•:•:O:•:•:~;.;o;•:•;•:O:W;•;,...,·,-,-,~::o·.;o· o;.;~ . . 6- The DallySenunel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , May 5, 1978 ....... .................. .................... ~::: Carter shrugs off polls, cracks Jokes By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter PORTLAND, Ore. tUPi iPresident Carter says he has had a . wry good reception .. on his three"'ay Western swing and does not believe he has been a "polit ical handicap lor Democrats" despite Ius decline in the popularity polls. •·as The prestde nt shrugging off the polls and cra cking jokes about hts popularity before his four· state jou rney headed to tis final stop today . Fo llowing a regi dnally i'.lev ised news co nfer ence Thu rsday night , Carter told Republicans invited to a Democratic reception that reporters constantly ask him abo ut the polls and the economy. " One thing l' l'c found." he said. "Every ltme my polls go down, the stoc k market goes up. So maybe this is a way to solve the problems of . I, the economy .·· The pres;dent had a breakfast meet ing with elected Democratic officials '" Port- ' Strike by firemen • contmues MANSFIE LD. Ohio t UPI J - The stri ke by cit,Y fire fighters entered its fourth day today with no contract ta lk s scheduled between str ikers and the ctly administration . A fire Wednesday wa s fought by the mayor, city safety director and some policemen. as fire fighters stood by. The blaze destroyed t wo houses in th e nea r do ~nt o wn area . The fire started in an abandoned house and spread lo the residence of the Rev . Michael A. Mcf'adden, 92, a retired Catholic pnest who was removed from his home by two policemen . "QUALITY" ' land today before heading for Spokane, Wash., where he was to attend a town meeting before !lyin g home to Washington. ·D. C. Throughout Cart er's trip , the quest ion of Western hostility has st alked him, and it arose again at his news conference when he was told so me Democ rats consi der him "more liability than assel in the fall campaign." Carter sa id he had never heard any Democrat say so. " i certa inl y would not req uire them to attend the politica l rallies and events in which I participate" if fliey felt that way, he said. "As a matter of fa ct, hardly a day goes by that some member of the Congress or governors don 't requ est that I go with them to campaign HOME FURNISHINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES ' Open Frida y ti 18 Saturday til6 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. AUCTION SPRINGTIME TOOL & FURNITURE SUNDA Y AU CTION AT 1 O'CLOCK At Ma so n Ft re Stat ion . May 7, 1978, Mason, West Virginia TOOLS : L1ncol n 2S 5 a rc . Weld er , Floor & Bench Dri ll Chains , Air FURN ITUR E : Liv 1ng Room Suites by Bassett & Va ughn, Sol1 d Oak Furniture . 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Two children were killed and 94 students and teachers were injured . Tw o ol the injured are in critical condition. Melvin said he heard a loud rumbling over the noise of a thunderstorm outside, "and then the windows started wav ing. The walls started fallin g and then everything came down ," he sa id. "Sand was flyin g like glass. I got hit by a table and a couple of chairs." It was one ol a dozen tornadoes that swept through Florida Thursday. Four persons were hurl a t Gainesville. two more at Sebring and another at Kenansville. The dead at High Point Elementary were identified as John Timothy Duv al Jr ., who was celebrating his 6th birthday, and 5-year-old Gary Staly. "The walls werc!alling down , and rain and wind and wood was blowing in," said 12-year-old Matti Ramsey, who wasn't hurt . "Kids were up in the air . Most were cut up and hollering for help." Kim Knafel, 6, said she heard a loud noise and the "teacher told us to lie on the fl oor. I got blown out the door." The tornado ripped through a trailer park before it hit the school. " It hit very fast - we had no warni ng, " said Mrs. Toni Nease, a filth-grade teacher. "The wind blew a window closed, and when I turned the wa lls sta rted coming in." · Mrs. Nease said she told the children to fall to the floor, "but they all came running to me and we wound up in a pile by the door with me on the bottom." At the trailer park, six trailers were destroyed and at least 2() others damaged,·but no one was seriously hurt. Donna Millan said she was watching television when it hit. "I-ran to the door to hold it shut and all of a sudden the window carne in," she said. ''The last thing f remember was putting my hands over my head . Then I found myself half on my stomach and half on my ba ck and I started rolling.! thought I was going to be dead. [ couldn't stop rolling." ,\1 Gainesville, as many as eight sm all tornadoes tore off roofs , blew away carports and uprooted sta tely oak trees. The twisters concentrated on a fashionable 15-square-mile area ol the town . . At Sebring, a twister roared into an airport, destroying a hangar and several lig ht pla nes and heavily damaging other buildings . Damage estimates at Clearwater ranged up to $5 million . Early estimates at Gainesv ille reac hed $2 million but were expected to go higher. Titere were no ligures av ailable for Sebring. Greatest employment advances of By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON tUPI I Wornen and black men have made the greatest advances in ~p.[!lymen t so far th is year, according to the La bor Department . Wit h the Apr il unemployment ligures due today , statistics showed the monthly jobless rate bounced from _6.1 to' · 6. 3 perce nt be tween January and March with the quarterly average G.2 percent. The department estimated a seasonally adjusted 93.1 million persons were workin g at the end ol March. Des pit e te mp orar y Mansfield firefighters vote on proposed pact MANSFIELD. Ohio fUP I l - The 100 fir eligh ters who walked off their jobs Monda y str ipping this northeastern city of 56,000 of fire protection will meet this morning lo vote on a proposed contract. Agreement on a new pa ct, but no details ol it, was announced this morning. Represenl<! ti ves of Local 266 ol the Inlerna bona I Firelighte rs Association me t Wednesday and Thursday nights with the chamber of commerce, city co uncil a nd the ci ty adminitration . Ear ly this morning , a twostory frame house on the city's north side was destroyed and the adjacent home of an elderly couple dama ged by !lames that bu rned out ol the con trol of the hlmilful of people who tried lo battle it. It was the second major fire sinee the str ike began. Ernest Whitlatch , 82, and his wile Agusta , 81 , were uninjured , They were asleep on Ute fir st floo r of their home when a cab driver noticed the lire, knocked on their door, and helped evacuate them . Mansfi eld Safety Director Clay ton Long ond Fire Depa rtment Cha pl in Re v. R.L. Butler, along with some police officers and neighbors fought the fir e. Announcement of a pact this morning came afte r city oll ic ials spent Thursda y readying paperwork needed to invoke the state's Ferguson Act. The ac t forbids striking by public employees ~d could have led to mass fi rings in the city's fir e stations. setbacks for job seekers !rom the coal strike and bad winter weather, th e department sai d 730, 000 work ers fou nd em pl oy me nt be tw ee n January and March. "Most of the advance took place among adult women," it said' in a recent analysis ol labor force development in th e first quarter. The department also noted that blacks accounted lor about 40 per ce nt of the increase in new job holders . The surge dropped the black unemployment rate a full percent age poin t to 12.3 percent - nearly twice the 6. 2 percent quarterly rate lor all work ers. TI1e unem ployment rolls were cut by 400,000 persons in the three-month period, the department sa id. Although black unemployment !ell , the department said the ga ins were experienced mostly by men . There were smaller gains lor black wom en while con ditions worsened for teen. age blacks. The problem of bla ck - :-_~~/:~~~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill St. Middleport , 0 . Nowopen Fridaytill8 : 00 l~ l''· \.:- " I do hope I'm not disrupting your home," he said, sweeping Kristen, who was wearing a long pink nightie, into his anns. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 992-5776 Syracuse, 0 . Bedding Plants, Potted Plants, Dish Gardens, Hanging Baskets, Vegetable Plants. Open Mon. lhru W , "II s Sunday I til s WEEKLY SPECIAL 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE' ••••• •2895 Custom Sla nt 6, auto., P.S.. P.B., v inyl roof, ex tra sharp. 1974 Mustang 2 Ghia •••••••••'2495 V-6, auto., fa ctor y ai r. vi nyl roof. new tires. power steering, power brakes. 1974 Chev. 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I quote from our Missouri House Bill No. 578, When any pe~son has reason to believe that a child has been or .may be subjected to abuse or neglect : or observes a child bemg subjected to condt ttons or circumstances which would reasonably result in abuse or neglect, he shall immediately report or cause a report t o be made to the divisio~ in accordance wtth the provtstons of the act. The division shall establish and mamt.am a telephone se rvice operating at all Un;es, capable of recetvmg reporL' made pursuant to this act. This service s~all receive reports over a single, sta tewide toll free number." [ believe similar laws exist 111 ma ny states. The toll free numbers a~ usually listed with the state department of public welfare. Ho,..e.ver, one ma y call the local poli ce. welfare offt ces or jul'l!mle court for further infonnati on as to how to report a child neglect or abuse case. Subsequ~ntly, authorities make a thorough inv es ti gati on, no later than 24 hours after receipt of the rep01t. I hope you'll print this as the public needs to be informed that help is always available to such youngsters. And the informant remains anonymous . -SOCIAL WORKER FHOM MISSOURI DEAR HELE N: I ha~e a wonderful husband and lwo lovely children . My pn>blem 15 my mother. She won't let me li ve my own life. She wants to make all my decisions as she is "older and wiser." She's at our house most every ni ght, boss ing. criticizing, predtctmg dire things. She's dri ving all of us up the wall. · She makes me !eel like a villain if I ask her (nicely 1 to go home. Hea ven forbid iff a rgued with her ! I always get, ''After all I've· done for you, this ts your thanks ... " " You don't love me ... " and hear of all her sacrifices, incl uding my "traumati c birth" which ·:nea rl y killc'll her." Don't say "move away ." We're well established here. Short of leav ing her out completely, what can we do' -MilS. K.U. DEAH MilS . K. Stoppla ying the dutiful. guilty child and assert yoursell. Be polite, but la ke a firm stand and don'I back down. If your mother becomes luriou.' and drops your fami ly, well , that's hev choice I and your relief t Somehow I thi nk she 'II pull in her !urns rather than disown you. Let me know if I'm right. - H. P.S.. P.B .. tac . ai r. vi nyl r oof . 1973 Pinto Runabout········· 11695 4 cyl. , 4 spd., factory air . sun roof. vi ny l roof. slot whee ls and radial t ires. LTD·················1495 1 1973 Ford Or ., factory a ir. P.S., P . B . d ' 1968 Camaro 283 •••••••••••• '1095 v.a, std ., Cr a ge r whee ls . 1968 Olds 442 •• •••••• ••••••• • '995 Auto , Fenlon staled wheel s. 1973 Ford Ranger •••••••••• •••• '1895 P.U.. 3a2. V-8. std .. L.W.B. GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS IN STOCK RIEBEL'S USED CARS St . Rt.7 See Roger Riebel 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2174 -] ~ Fuel Chief I 0 · Mrs. Mary Mart in of Pomeroy , national children and youth chairperson lor the . Eight and Forty, ha s returned !rom a four"'a y meeting of ' the National Chil dren and Youth Commission of the American Legion , American Legion Auxiliary, and the Eight and Forty, held a t Indianapolis, Ind . Presented at the meet111g , were reports on the objectives of the past yea r including work in alcohol and youth, immunization , child abuse and neglect. The Comm issio n after discussing the alcohol and youth problem across the nation called for all America n Legi on Posts , Auxiliary units and Eight and Forty salons to · strongly oppose the lowe ri ng ol the minimum age requirements for the purchase of alcohol in their respective states. It was reportt'll that alcohol used by the teenage popula· tion is on the rise and the increased drink ing a mong teenagers is resulting in more traffic accidents. [I was also noted that there is an increase in the number of lc't nagc girls using alcohol and that vi olence is corning more from alcohol use than !rom drugs. Aproposal by the Corrunission was to establish some sort of a prugram where non-drinking teens counse l drinking teens since it is the consensus that ch ildren and youth are more apt to listen to the advice ol their peers. Close r work with other civ ic groups to improve the prog rams was also proposed. The position ol the fema le juvemle offender was also discussed by the Commissi on which concluded that the fema le off ender does not receive the same privileges and treatment rece ived by male offenders. Areas of concern to be consi dered this yea r a re immun izat io n, abu se and · neglect, and the disrupted youth. Theme is .. A Children and Youth Adventure- Moving In New Directions." Plans were disc ussed lor a prog ram ol memorial dona- Meandmy 1977 Ford Pinto 3 Dr . 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Pontiac Grand Prix, runs real weJ!, need vinyl top . $695 $795 $895 $495 $595 SAVE YOUR R.C~ NEHI, UPPER 10, --------------------~1 NOTICE · DIET RITE l DADS ROOT BEER · New hours for Sales Dept. starting May 8, 1978. Sales will · •• beopen8A. M.till7 P. M. Service Dept . open8A.M.till4:30 P. M. Monday thru Friday. Service closed Saturday. Sales open on Saturday a A. M. tillS P.M. See or call one of These Friendly Salesmen: J . D. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nels.on . They can save you money on a New or Used Car. -BOTTlE CAPS FOR CHARITY . 1 1 I l C. BOTTLING CO. J ------------------- Miss Rice honored at bridal sbower CHOICES . Tea plans are announced '1 Regatta activtties planned I • MILL STREET Middleport, Ollio 992 - ~542 or m - 3~44 · ----------··-----------------~ N. W. COMPTON. O.D. 1 I Mrs. f.Jemson , The handmade mints wen: in the bridCII col· ors. (;a i ru~s were played with prizes goin g to Alc~ra Will , Ann Webster, Ma ry Colwell ;nal DianH Wi lltarnson. M t:~ r ie Bishop won the door prize. Darla an d Diana Will iamson assisted Mis.':i Hicc iu openi ng her gifts . Altendm g beSides those muned above were J anel Murris , .Jllnct Willi~Hnson , .Janel Naka moto, Myra Housh. Jane Wise. Pearle Canaday. Ethel Cltapman. Ma r ie His hop, Rosa lie Nichols, Jeanette !Javts, Anna f:lm beth Turner, Rober·ta Wilson, Jua mta Gerard, Mae Wcl:x:r, Jam: amJ Tril)ha Rice. Oth~.: r s sending gi fl~;; were Bemi ce Hoffrn (l n, .J oan Wise, Peral Little, Kathleen Cremea ns. Lillie J{ubi nson, Birdie i'l yse ll , F.dna Mae Swick, Grace Colwell , Catherine and Ann Colwell , Iva Bowell , Mary Lou Wol fe, Edith Willimm on. Donna Wi ll imnson. [" len Thuma. H<nel Hilt, Mrs. Huger Dingess, Ebte Sutherland, Marga ret Parson s, Beatrice Htnehart , Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer, Shirley Coleman, Susan and Jayne, Rosemary Burson. Kathy J(icc. and Mrs . F:dga r Abbott. Harry 0' Diliry Lov es Pepsi Cola FISH & FRIES 94¢ TRY OUR We Now Feature 3 Flavors of CHICKEN OUT Soft-Serve For CONES i dairy Isle ~ Locust & 4th St ., Middleport, 0 . 992 -5248 .:r~!..~~~-R.o..:.·.---------------··-' ~•••---• lions to the American Le~ ion Chi ld Welfa re Foundation which made $70,1100 in grants this past year brmging the total amount in grants awarded to $700 ,1100. A $14,400 grant was made to the National Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at Atlanta, Ga. for research. this being the amount contri buted by Eight and Forty Salons. It was reported that the National Cystic Fibrosis f ounda ti on ha s put together a book let and prepar ed a film on genetics. The booklets are to be placed in high schools across the country to be used in biol ogy classes. The problems ol Halloween and how to tllllke it a sa fe and fun night for children was discussed and several proposa ls were made for promotional activity. The area conferences for the 1978-19 yea r were announced lor Nov . 2-1 at Denver, Colo.; Nov. 16-18 at Savannah, Ga.; Nov . 30 to Dec. 2 at Providence, R. 1.; Jan . II to 13 at Pittsburgh, Pa ., and Jan. 25-27 at Topeka, KaiiSlls. Mrs. Martin wa s accompanied to Indianapolis by Mrs. Pearl Knapp and Mrs. Leonard Roush , Pomeroy, and Mary Miller, Beverly, for a visit with Mr . and Mrs. james McCall. Young Homema~ers: these great new combos can save you right into the lap of luxury! LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE 3 PIECE SET- SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVESEAT CHECK THESE PRICES I 3 PIIECE LIVII~G ROOM SUITE · TRADITION ALLY LOVELY MIITCHING SOFA ' CHAIR AND LOVESEAT In rich lash ion Iab rie , they feature luxurious dia mond lulled ba cks and ta il ored kick pleats. Supe rbl y ____...,__ __ cu shi on ed I I I I .I 3 PltECE LIVII1tG ROOM SUITE :1 . HEATING OIL 1971 1972 1972 1970 1968 SALE TO START A yard S>l le schedul ed for . Uti li week will instead be held on Monday a nd Tuesday at the l.11 rry Johnson residence on State Route 143, two houses past the Wolfe Pen Karen Blaker Ph.D. Road . to ll money from the S>~ie wi~l go to ward tho expenses of promoltng the teen c~ Equal but separate divun.: . HUSBAND : Yes. We've revival to be hold May 2fi-29 made that ded~ ion many at Royal Oak Park in the arHUTL ANIJ --A m isMarriages end in a variety tim es but we can never chery building. cellaneous bridal shower WCI S of ways. deci de who "1illlcave. All we held recently honorin g Ell en Some couples drift slowly do is right ·a·nd lately there Lo uise Hice, whusc mctrri(tgc apart. Others wrench have been sot nc d ose calls. DINNER PLANNED to Hobert Andrew Brooker themselv es away !rum the inCOUNSEU ) R: What do The 13th annual dinner of will be an event of Sa tu rday, vo lvement with physical you mean ? the Meigs County Salon 710 May 13. The showe( was HUSBAND : Times when I abuse. In this e:.cerpt from a Eight and Forty , will be held hos ted by Mrs . Huth hut-line call , a counselor have com e d< JSe to really hurMonday night at fi 30 p.m. at Erlewinc, Mr s. Ma r ci(t handles a potentially violent tin g her. the Trinity Church, Pomeroy . Denison, Mrs. Margaret Edcouple in a way tha t enables COUN SE LUH : Lik e Special guests will incl ude wards, and Mrs . f'ay .Sa uer them to talk rationally about tonight'' Belly Harvath, depa rtemen- an d held at t he Erlewine their mutual need to WWE : Ye~i. Tonight I was tal Ohi o chapea u: an d Vi olet home. separate. scat·ed . I think we should live Aichholz , demi chapeau of Sp ri n.g fl on:JI a rrangements HUSBAND : My wife is on apart. This is insane . the Central Di vision. used thrnughout the were the extension. Things arc COUNSEJJ JR : You seem home. The ref reshm ent tabl e pretty bad here and we need to agree ort the need to was covered with le:tce e:tlld to talk to someone other than separate -but neither person cente red with a ca ke the police . They have already wants lo,be le ft. Is that ri ght' decorated in green and WIF E: That' s right. been here. ANNUAL BANQUET peach, the bridal colors , WIFE : Yes. I called them . COUNSF.U lR : What about The Harrisonville - Scipio flanked by green tapers . a joint decisiun to separate . It What do you expect when you Alumni Association will hol d .Jane Hicc, sister"in-law of knock me clear across the would be liko.! splitting up a its annual ban quet , partnership. Nobody would celebrating its 60th yeo r, on the uride-dect . presided at room ? HUSBAND : Well , what did be left : nob•>dy would lose May 27 at 1 p. m. at the the punch bowl. and Mrs. Mcujorie /{ lee, her mother , you think would happen when face. Harriso nville Sehoul. was etl the silver coffee !-iCr · HUSBA ND· and WIFF. : . you said all those rotten vie t:. The cttk e was served by things about me ' Do you !Silence) want me to teach you another CO UN SE LOR : Do you lesson right now ' ha ve childrett? COUNSELOR : Let me stop WIFE : Yt!S. That is ceryou right there for a Minute: tainly part •of the problem. A tea to be held Sunday at the los ing atleml ance tea m You say you are on two dif- Come to thi11k of it, that is the home of Mrs. Annie hosting the picnic. Mrs.Debferent phones. Can you see wh y we t ~an' t separate C:hpapman was an nou nced by bie Fmlaw thanked th e co ch other while you talk to without fceli.ngs of rej ect ion. Karen Stanle y, social .chai r- Chapter for presented her a me? Crissy. our daughter, can on- man, at a mcet i n ~ of Xi Ga m- president's ga vel at the WIFE : Yes, I'm watching ly go with 0111' paren t. The one rna Mu Chapter Tuesday Founder's Dav observance . him through the bedroom who loses lt er ... well, that's ttight at the Culwn bus and - New offi cers were insta lled door. But why '! the one wh< fee ls reJ ected. Southern Ohi o Electric.Co. and the hostesses, Mrs . l.ynn COUNSELOR : Close that One person ends up fl't ling Ne•l meeling of th e Shuler. Mrs. Susan f!aer, and door. i::ilone . chapter will be a picnic to be Mrs. Phvlli s !Jennett served WIFE : Close the door ? HUSBA ND : Maybe we can held on May ISat the home uf ref reshnienls. COUNSELOR : Yes. I think fig ure ou t way to share Mrs. Car ol .Jc£tn !\rl<-~ m~ with things will cool down faster if Chrissy. TI JCn we could you cannot see each other. separate . You both sound so angry . As the hot-1 inc conversatiOn Regatta acti vities vierc dill y dunkcr to be 111 operation WIFE : Okay. I hope it ended, the w tfe remembered ple:tnn ed durin!-( H rm:cnt du rin g the weekend, and the helps because I am burning reading an article in the meetin g of the newly orge~n iz­ group will also he assisting mad, paper about t.he joint custody ed Jaycettes at the Meigs Inn . witil the frog jump . COUNSELOR : Now, what ol children. She suggested The members met with the Jan Burner was selected happened'! shoring Cri ssy for equol chainnan of the clown com- Jaycees this week to help. HUSBAND: I came hom e amoun ts of ol time. They mittee for the Regatta parade with the 111ini park cleanup. late again tonight. That hung up in 01 ·der to talk more ond plans were mad e for the Nc•t rn ectmg is May 15 at the about that up It on . cl owns to sell balloons. Becky Meigs Jnn. 7:Jil p.m. New Dr . Blakt!r ca nnot tak e Triplett will have charge uf le mcrn bcrs are we fcome. teleph one ' ·ails from her WI FE: Why should I ca re. rcHdcrs. Ho·wcvcr there are At least you'll have some hundrc'lls of crisis intervention phone li 1.1cs in the United ~~~;.:;'Y when I get a Sta OPTOMETRIST 1 tes. Fm · the nwnbcr of OFFICE HOURS: 9: 30 to 12,210 5 (CLOSE HUSBAND: Oh, no . You 're one near y1 ~ 1U , contad your AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT I not di vorc mg me. [f anyone in local menta 't he alth associaI this house .is going to get a tion or m< !nta l heal th in· divorce, it'll be me. II you try rormation ~( ·· rviec . to divorce me, I'll... COUNSELOR Wait a mi nute. Maybe I missed something. Have you two already dedded to get a Mary Martin attends ;,~i~::~,~~s~lll~~rl'l~r:,~h ' l con;e1 £ tYnnce na tzona. ON NEW AND USED CARS L.ATE MODEL.$ ~· .• SOME INEXPENSIVE TRANSPORTATION HEA~ING OIL •~ Helen Help . WITH • Jewelry • Bibles •Cards •Glassware •Stoneware ~:-: Mrs. Olsen, who is expecting her third child in August, baked a Hungarian cherry pie for the president's bedtime snack, and Paul Olsen planned to prepare a special omelet for Colter for breakfast . anll S. 6 r::: ou 'II be happier YOU'LL FIND THE RIGHT GIFT CHOOSING FROM A LARGE SELECTION OF unemploy ment is no t of recent vintage and is not improv ing. The f ede ra l Reserve Bank ol Kansas City, in a recent analysis of tee nage unemployment, noted the number of jobless blacks, 19 or under, has doubled in the pa st decade. The ba nk said there was a n annual average of 839,1100 un employed teens in !961 compa red with l.7 miUion in 1976. The l,abor Department estima tes '1.6 million teens were jobless in the first three months ol this year. Both the bank and the department agree the black jobless rate is nearly three times higher than the rate for white teens . In addi tion. the bank sa id black teen s constitute a smaller percentage of the total employment force tha n they did in 1967. This means black teens are losing ground to other job se~ker s. same, bul l am sa tisfied with the administration's progress so far ." The pres ident spent the night at the.home ol Paul and J anet Olsen, a coupl e in their early 30s, and their two blond youngsters, Kristen, 5, and Ehren, 3. · Ca rt er ignor ed several hundred shouting, chanting, anti-nu clear demonstrators, mixed in with the Olsens' neighbors on the nonnally quiet residential street and walked up to the family with a wide grin and outstretched 1, . . • • • • • • - - • • • • • • • • •.. CHESTER , 0 . -- best interest of the Amer ica n peopie," he said. "And I believe that as they are understood ... the present low rating in the poll s will be improving. So I am hopeful that my pop ula rity in the polls will go up. I think any politi cia n would feel th e Two killed, 94 injured as tornado ·slams into school year made by women, blacks • Presses . Atr Tool s, Vices , Log Compressors, an d lots of s mal l tools . Ca rter conceded that he are not conducive to boosting wit h them in their stales ," was trying to counter some of his popularit y. Cart er said. the perceptions ol himself He said be tries to "address He sa id he found a "st rong with his poor showing in the these issues as strongly, and co nstru ctiv e re lationship" between himself and polls by trying to explain and openly and aggressively" as possible. the members of Congress and clarify his policies. "I !eel very sure that But he said some of the governors during his cu rren t trip and found " a very wann issues he has addressed "are almost all of the attempts very difficult to resolve" and that we have mad.; are in the reception." ._ *' -:.:- ~ I I I Calendar II So Clw .~1 FRIDAY POMONA GRANGE, Friday, 8 p.m. at the Rock Spr· ings Grange Hall. Harrisonville Gran~e to be host. CHURCH Womwn United ol Meig s Count y, May Fellowship Day, sack lunch at noon Friday at Trinity Oturch. Program at 1:30 p.m. for la sti ng comfort . !DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL MATCHING . SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVESEAT REACf meeting Friday, 7 p. m. at Senior Citizens Center. MEIGS JUNIOR High Parent - Teacher Forum tlpoMDring a dance for junior high students only, 7:36-10 :30 this evening at IIChool in Middleport. Music by band, "Skyrocket ." Bt~. hand> ome, com,. torlat :.le styling . . . with plaid co ntrasl i n~ ,back plllo,.s , wood accented w lnga and arms and buoy11n1, soU cushioning . ' �9-- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 "'r.ld· M 5 TRACY • ·· ' ay • ay , 1978 ,_The Daily Se!'tinel, Middlef>Ort-Pomeroy, 0., Fnday, May 5, 1978 M Y E)(-FfANCEE THREW AC ID OR SOMETHING AT ME-AND THE COPS AJ<E AFTER ME AGAIN . AN Y OTHER QUE STIONS'? THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HEII~ITAGE ARE SPONSORED EAQi WEEK BY THE FOLLOWING MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. Churc h & Office Supplies TRINil Y CHURCH Rev W H. Perr~n pastor Bob Bud~ . Sunday school supt Church School 9 I5 o m wot sh•p serviCE' 10 30 o m ChoH rehearsal , Tuesday 1 30 p m under d trect•o•• of Al. ce Neme POMEROY CHURCH OF 1HE NAZARENE Corner Un• on and Mulberry, Re.- Clyde V Hender son po.sto r Sunday school 9 30 o rn Glen M cClung sup! morn· •ng worst·up 10 30 o m even•ng serv•ce 7 30 m1d -week serv1ce W~Jdn esday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOP AL The Rev Albert MccKenz •e rector Set vu:es end Sunday school at 12 noon POMEROY CHUR CH OF CHRI S1 111 W Mo111 StJohn McA rthu r postm a.ble school q 30 0 m mo rn•ng worsh1p 10 30 o m Vouth mee f• n gs b 30 p m even 1119 worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday n1gh1 prayer meehng and 81ble study 7 30 p.m THE SAL VA fiON ARMY Butternu t Ave Pome r O)I 115 Env a ~ and Mr s Roy Wmmg athcers tn c harge Sund ay holtness rnee ttng , 10om Sunday School 10 30 a m Sunday !i.Chaol leader YPSM Elo tse A dams 7 p m salvottan meetmg v or to u~ spealo,ers and mustc spEKIOis 7 30 p m fhursdo'(_ 10om to 'l p m Lad 1 e~ Home bogue a !I women tnvt!ed 7 30 p m prayer meettng and Btble study Bob Estep leader Rev Noel Hermon reacher BURLINGT O N SOUTHERN BAP TIST CHAPEL Route 1 Shod~ Pastor Bobby Ell·u m Sunday ~ c h ool 5 p m Sunday w ars htp 5 ~ 5 p m Wednesday praye r !:.er "'' ce 7 30 p .m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W Mom St Jerry Paul mm 1ste r phone 9<l2 7660 Co nservott11e non - m~t1un1entol Sunday worshtp 10 a m B1ble study 11 a m wors htp b p m Wednesday Btbl e study , 7 p m O LD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN CHURC H Rev Rolph Smtih po sror Sunday school q 30 o m Mrs Wor ley Fran c t~ ~upe1 mien dent Pre-ochrng ~ervtces lt rs t & th1rd Sundays loHov•ong Sunday School G RAHAM UNITED MEIHOOISI Prea chmg 9 30 a m !trs t and se cond Sunday$ of each month rhtrd and fo urth Sundays each month wors htp ~ervt c e or 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng $ ol 7 30 Prayer ond Btb le Study SEVEN1H DAY AD V ENTI ST Mulberry He1ghts Rood Pomeroy Pastor Albert Dtl!es Sabba th School Super tn tendenr Claro Mcintyre Sabba th School Sotu1 doy afternoon or 1 00 wt th War $h rp Ser.vr ce l o ll o wmg at 3 \5 RUILAND FI RI1 BAP liST CHUR CH Stster H orrtett Worner Supl Sunde.,. S<hool 9 30 o m morntng wor!:.htp 10 AS am lHE HILAND CHAPEl George Cos te posror Sund ay School q 30 o m eve nt ng worshrp 7 30 Thursday evenrng praye r servtce 7 30p m POM EROY Fl~l1 BAP11 1T Dov rd Mann . mtnts ter W1lltorn Watson , Sunday school sup t Sun day sc hool 9 30 a.m mornmg worsh tp 10 30om FIR ST SOUTHERN BAPTIST '282 Mulbi!rry Ave Pomer oy Paul J Wh1 te Pa stor Gory Basham Su n day school sup! Sunday !>c hool motntng worsh tp 9 30 a m 10 30 even1ng w on htp 6 30 p m M tdwee k prayer ser vrce 7 JO p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER De•ler Rd longsv 1lle Oh 10 Rev Cl yde Fe r re ll Pastor Sun day 11 o m !:iotur d oy Sc hool preochtng se rvtces 7 30 p ,, Wodne~doy event ng B1ble study ot 7 30pm FAITH TABERNAClE CHUR CH Batley Run Roo d Rev Em mett Row!t.o n pa stor Handley Dunn '> upt Sunday schoQI 10om Sun day eventng servtC e 7 30 Btble teachtng 7 30 p m lhursdoy O'YESVIllE CO MMUN ITY CHURCH Roge r C Turner pa stor Sun day \<.hoc I 9 30om Sunday morn1ng worsh tp 10 30 Sunday e~o~emng ser I.IIC e 7 30 M IDDlEPORT Ml MORIAH BAPTIST . Corner f ourt h and Mom Mtddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun day >choo l 9 30 o m Mrs Ervm Baumgardner sup! M orntng wor!ioh•p 10 45o m MIDDLEPOR1 CHUR CH Of CHRI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION lawrence Manley po~tor . Mn Ru uell Young Sunday School Sup! Sun day School 9 ·30 o .m E... entng wo rs. htp 7 30 Wednes · doy !)royer me91 tng , 7 30 p m M 1 MORIAH CHU RCH O F GOD lil:acm e Rou te ') , the Re v Jorne~ M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 o m mormng l'tOUhtp II a m evenrng worshtp 7 JO Prayer meet1ng fuesdoy . 7 30 p m You ng people s meeting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPOR T FIRST BAPT IST Co rner St•Th and Pa lmer theRe ... Kuby Orler pt)\lor Robert PorKer ~uper~ntendent Sunday WMPO Radro pr ogram 7 4S a m Sunday Schoo l 9 15 am Morn mgWorshtp 10 15om Youth ac IIVtTtes and lellowshtp lor 1untor and ~ en1 0 1 hrgh 5tude nh b p rn Sunday e11onmg worshrp 7 30 p m M td wee!.. prayer ser¥t ces Wednesday 7 JO p m CHURCH OF CHRIST . M •d dleport 5th and Mot n Geo rge Glole mrntsler Mtke Gerlach · superrntendent larry 'fankey youth mtn tster Btble nhool 9 30 om ' mo rn 1ng worsh tp . 10 30 o m Hven rng wors htp 7 30 praye r ser\l'tce 7 p m Wedne s doy MIDDLEPOl\T CHURCH O F 1HE NAZARENE Rev J1m Broome , pastor , M rs Mary Lothe'f Sunday schoo l supt Su nday nhool 9 30 o m mo rm ng wonhtp . 10 30 o m Sunday e 11 angelt~lt C me~:~ttng 7 00 p.m . Prayer meettng Wednesdo.,. 7 30 p m U N 11ED PRESBY TE RIAN MIN IITRY Of MEIGI COUNTY Ow tght l. Zovt !Z , director . HARRISONVILl E PRESBYTE RIAN , llle ~~ Ernest Str tc l..ltn , pastor Sunday chu rc h school 9 30 a .m .. M rs Homer l ee supt , morn tng Worsht p 10 30 MIDDLEPORT, Sundo y sc hool 930a m Atc hordVoughon svpt Morn tng w orship, IO:JO. SY~ ACUSE. Mornfrg w orshtp q o m Sunday ~ c h ool 10 a m Mr ~ Sampson Hall supt RUlLANO CHURCH OF GOD Rev Bobb~ PorTer pastor Sun day school 10 om Sunday war shtp , 11 o rn Sunday e't'enlllg ser .... tce 7 p m Wed nesday Fom tly Tro11119 Hour 7 p m Wednesday worshtp servrce 7 30 p m HA ZH COMMUNilY CHURCH Near l ong Bonorn , Edsel Han pastor Sunday sch ool 10 om ChuHh 7 30 p m prayer meelrng 7 30 p rt1 Th ur sday MIDDLE PDR1 PE N 1EC051Al Thtrd Ave theRe.,.. Wtllrom Kntt te l po~ t or Ronal d Dugan Sun day School Supt ( losses for al l ages e"entng serviCe 7 JO BtbiE ~tudy Wedn esday 7 30 p m youth !>~r'vtces Frtd oy 7 30p rn MIDDIEPOR1 rREEWI LI BAP l iST Corner A sh and Plum Noel HerrtTIOrl poster Sotu1doy even Sunday 1ng servtce 7 30 p m S<:hool I 0 30 o m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARI SH ME rHODIS1 CHU RCH Robert T Bumgar ner Dtrector POMERO Y CLUSTER Rev Rober t Hoyd en Rev James Corbttt CH ESTER W or~ht p 9 15 o m Church School l 0 o n1 POMEROY worshtp ~ e rv t < e 9 15 a rn Sunday :.chool 10 30 a m Re v Robe r t Ho,.de n mtntsler ENTERPR ISE Worsht p q am Churc h Schoo l lOa rn RO CK SPRINGS W o r ~ h1p 10 o.m Chu rc h School 9 15o rrt UMYF6 30p m FLATWOODS W or~htp II a rn Church School lOa rn MIODLEPOR1 CL USTER Rev Robel! Bumgar ner HEA TH Raben Bumgarner Po~t o r Wors hrp 10 30 o 111 Churd1 School 9 30 am UMYF b ~~2 - 210 1 Pome r oy SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY WE Fill DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Pomeroy 992 ·2955 RIGGS USED CARS, INC. Ray Riggs Sl . Rl. 7 Chester Ph . 985·4100 ° om (h urchSc hooll Oom KEN O CHURCH Of CHRIS! George Freder 1c k w pt Serv tce week ly q 30 0 m on Sunday P1eachtng ltr~t and th trd Sunda y ~ ol month by Clt lf ord Smr th q 30 \itlht ttl'IH \\lth .tppln ! lt .td Ph . 949.9130 Racine nrw Jl!DM PRIEST! TH 15 15 EASY'S DO IN(?, 6LA ST HE MUST 6E OU T S IDE ! GET TO THE PL ANE FA5T-5EFORE WE R:E TRAPPED THE ROOF'S ON FIRE! HIM .- FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS I~ HERE~ 282 W Mam-Pomeroy-992·9962 510 N. 2nd, Middleport.992·3411 lui\\ Tl u·n ht c:.ut You nttt' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ~..;, L I I ' ttLttll d td I \I til• (1.1\ rut • Ill\ RACINE FOOD MARKET Lmd ,;.L nl.u u tth lt ,t\1'' tlt r THE STORE WITH A HEART Ra cme Ph . 949·2626 1!11\t 'ttlttll ' tll 10111 11 ('I IIIII h hit MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Ht.t..dt!h tl 11'111.!;11111\. l 'tht(,illllll 1tl Fresh Produ ce & Plants 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS Pomeroy MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET Ph 992 ·21B2 Mason Ph . 773.5721 KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. tlw Ph . 992-3863 rt .t\illl 1n ti ll' l ', tl.!,vt u,,. ,, j .t~ ( \IIIII B thlt · ' \ 1111t h ,, .t cmd~ · ,dh Ill POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE ltH lt lt· !Itt· !It t' ' P" tltt,d dt' \ tl o p ttll ' lll It! \IIIII 1ltdd '- \.rllti Bttl tltl (f/rHtlld \ U ! /1 lrtrtl l "ldtltt Itt II\ \ 11 11111 IIIIL ' I LUIIH ' Pomeroy, Ohio !totlt \IIIII 1(1[ 1\\1 · \IIIII rlt !t' tltt tlt ,diOtl fh ,JI \IIIII ('lt tld F.utlt \. ll .tl l ' lti , L\ \IIIII VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. REALTOR THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES 216 E . Second Pomeroy Ph. 992·3321 Pomeroy 1100 E Main l .l'l'rl F. OKPHAN ANNIE A~D YOUR 510RE LISSA. FRESH COUNTRY OOIE PLACf DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING R•· 'AI'II Al'INIE- BAD NEWS TONIGHT ORPHAN ANNIE-LOGIC ·AIR CA"4 B E HAV OI'IL'f Ph . 99J.70!4 ~NOW n<AT I OF ... IH THE COV~TRY "10U CAN'T JOST LEAVE EYER'THING ... CAUSE o· Mf · WELL. IJIE'Ll W'\IT ltlL MR . PUDDLE GEl S BACK AND rmK tT O VER WITH HIM '" HE'LL UNDt:'RS ff\ND · MA'tBE ~1 E'LL KI'IOW WL 'Kt £H ? Nor \.:VEN A Mf\lD 10 A NS WrR 111f- Bl LL ·" 1'M CO MIN ~ A GOOD PLA CE WE CAtl GO ·-· RrKJI'II(RS . Ml? "i PUDDLE , HAVE YOtt HFARD WI Ki II PRlAL'( 50R~Y rHE_ '3AD Hl:'.'l !:.> 7 .. CARS& TRUCKS 461 S. 3rd Middleport Ph . 992-2196 Racme Th~rd Sf .. Pomeroy 296 W. 2nd Ft tll l l t in 111 , 1 lt.tiiLtt C •ltt tk t'' tht • FO~.su~?r THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. \IIIII dHi ti H 'II ltfl Ill IIIII \\t t lr WHATCHA PI<ODDIN' ME: t' , l lltliJlt 'l\, t't lt mt ltllll Columbus, 0 . o. 804 W. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-2318 l t. tllllt t1! d h,qt p1 111\'l 'tl tl\ 1' htt thr •tt 1 And t l\'\1'1 lntt.;d th .t!tlll\ .,, he Nationwide Ins. Cso. of \\'t '>l' lUl l 111\ itlld 11tt'l t t it !I dttll \ !IIIII \.! !l('t 'd ftll tt •lt \.!lil lh So don t ht• ~ uqlltwd tlt.tl I .u tlt !tt·~m ' Ph 949·2882 POINTVIEW CABLE 1V SYSTEMS, INC. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES !0;'1 ,.. ~-~~;_,-·:; - Pomeroy 2T 4 E . Main Ph . 992 ·5130 ..---•-"· · ·,: · om A <,~or oo ! e'.o 1 h.n t' -' A \ ~octote~ 111 JOPPA W o r~hrp 10 Churd1 S{ hool q a rn Proyl!r Me .. l!ng Wf>dm·~doy B PIll LO NG B0110M )undoy H hool at q 30om Wor!lhtp '>erY"tce~ o r 7 JO p m Btble \ l udy and Youth mee l tng at 8 p m on Wedne~ doy ~ NORTH BETHH W or\htp 11 o rn Chu1d r SchooiiO o rr • ALFRED Sunday School q 30 om Wor:ahtp 10 45 o m Prayer mee tt ng Wedne~do;• 7 4:;. p m UMW 3rd I ue~Ooy 8 P m RlEO SVIllE Sunday Schoolq 30 a rn Wors htp 7 JO D fl'l Proyet Meettng I 30 P tTl Tuesday Vl\ ll ot rol1 7 30 p rn lsi lhur ~d oy SILVER RIDGE Wot!. hrp 10 a m Chu rch S<hool 9 am TUPPE RS PLAIN S Worsh tp q FURNITURE & HARDWARE Home lite Sows Ph . 985 ·3308 Chesler Faith . Begin~s With Crayons lllt' BETHAN'I' (Don m ) Wor:a htp 9 30 ,o m Chur ch School 10 30 MORSE CHAPEl War ~ hp 11 o rn Churc h Sc hool 9 30 o m PO RllAND WorW•p 7 30 p rn Chur<h Sc hoo l 9 JO o rn SUTTON Church School 9 30 o m War shtp hi and 3r d Sunday' 1030om NO R1 Hl A ST CL U I TlR Rev Rt< hor d !ho mo \ Po~ l or Duane >.,.den~ trr <. ~ cr JohnDouglo"- RIDENOUR SUPPLY H(' tttl ' tllltt 't ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL 9 30om P '" Pomeroy , Ohio (For a real auction call the Real McCoy I I. 0 . (Mac I McCoy 985 -3944 ·,- RU HAND Wtlbur Hdt Po ~ 1 01 Wor sh tp 10 30 om Chur<h ~ c h oo l CARMEL Chruc h ~ c h ool 9 30 am War .. htp 10 JO a m 1nd o11 d 4th Sun day ~ APPl~ GROV~ Sun d ay School 9 30om W o t ~ h · p 7 30 p rn 1!.1 end Jtd Sun do~ s Pr ayer mee lrng We-dne sday 7 30 p m Fell o "' ~ htp !.upper f t r~t Sa tu rday b om UMW 2nd TIJe sdoy 7 30 p rn EASl LETAJ(I Chru th School 9 om Wo t shtp !.er Yt<.e 10 o rn Pray er moerrng 7 30 p m Wed ne~doy UMW ltr \ t ltJesd oy 7 30 p m RACINE WE SlE YAN Sunday sc hoo l 10 o t1' wo r!.htp 11 o rn ( hOt! pt Q{ tl ( (' lhur ~d oy 8 p rn LEIARl fA LL) Chu •ch S<hool 10 om W o r~h t p !.erv•<.e 9 om MORNING STAR Wo r !>l up 9 30 a rn Chu 1{h S1 hool 10 30om Mtd Wee!.. Servtc e Wed nt>!>do 't' B Loc ust & Beech S1s. M1ddleporl Ph . 992-9911 KERMIT 'S KORNER Middleport 99 Mill 51 Co mplete Automot1ve Service "I~' McCOY AUCTION SERVICE 1---__;,.-----t'.....__· pm I YRA CUIE CLUS fER Rev Har vey Ko<h Jr ASBURY Worsh•p 11 am Chu rch Sc hool G 50 o m UMW ltr ~t Tue ~ doy Btble Stu dy Thu rs 7 30 p m FO RE ST RUN W or~h1 p 9 om Chur<h Sc hooiiO o rn MINER SVILLE Worshtp 10 om Chur ch Schoo19 o m SYRACUSE Chur ch S[ hoo l q 00 om Wor~ h t p~erv r ce7 30p m SO UTHERN CIUIH R Rev oa,.td Herr I ~ Clus ter lc-odE.'• Rev Steven Wtl son Florence Smrth Hthan Woll e GIFTS John F Fulh Ph ELLIS & SONS SOHID NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE PAIN I CAN TAKE AWAYTABLETS, THE NEEDLERESTORIN <;O t'A•CE. VVELL - ».<1LV1'- WAID iCERIES&GENERAL CROSS SONS STOR E GRt MERCHANDISE ~ : :, · · :.-·:_ ·, · ' .'j )uru/1111 I"'"' 2 11 1 For The Besl in TV Vlewift9 1 5 \l or 1d ,11; !"'' 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I Fufurlft9 Deep·Stum Exlrotlion Ph. 992 ·2206 Ph. tt2-76l0 Rl 3, Pomeroy Chester, OhiO 45720 pm Sl JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptnf' Gr ove lh c Rev Wrlhorn M1dd le~ wo rth P o~ t or Church ~erv 1c e ~ 'I 30 a 111 ' Sun da y )chool l0 30arn BHADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST Mr Don ald Rolfly po!> IOr Sun day !io<hool q 30- o 111 wa r ~ h tp ~ erJt C e 10 30 am Sunday ~er111 t e~ 7 p rn youth group W e dne ~ d oy 7 p rn ANTIQUITY BAPII)I Re .,. totl )huler po :. to r Sunday sc hoo l · Q 30 0 rn Chur ch H!rvtw 7 p m you th rnee ttng 6 p ,,, Tu e!:.doy Bt bl e Study 7 p m RA CIN t CHURCH 0 1lHE NAZARENl R~:-•11 John A Coli rnon po<, t or Fron kl 111 Imboden r horrrn on ol the .Boor d of Chn\ I tOn l rl e Sunday School 9 JO mo rnr ng wQr $hip 10 30 0 rn Sun doy e 1 pnm q w o r~h t p 7 30 P rn Pra yer mee t m ~ Wedn~~ ~ day 7 30p ·m RA CINE FIR ST BAPTI ST Don l Woll..••r Pmtor Ronnte Salser Sun doy \C hool \ upl Sunday sc hool 9 JO a m rnornmg "'or shtp 10 40 0 ITI ~undoy evcn 1ng ' w o r ~ h t p 7 30 Wodnc ) day even lf lQ Btble stu dy 7 JO pANVI ll E WES lEYAN Rev R 0 Br own po \ IOf S unde~ School 9 30 0 rrr rno rr11ng wor~htp 10 45 you th \t! !v tCe 6 45 p rn e ven 1ng "'Or\hrr 7 JO p m ~~~r rnond pro t>e Wedne\ doy ) IL V ~R RUN IRH SAPl iST M tl e ~ Tr ou t pasto r Sunday !>chool 10 0 rn sr~ v e l •nle wpl h l'r t1ng ~ ... rvrc e 7 p rn prayer rn eet 1ng Thur sday 7p 111 CHl STE R CHURCH QF GOO om Rev Donny R Coo ~ po'.> tor Sun HOBSO N CHRISTIAN UNI O N day ~c h ool 9 30 o m worshtp Re"' Ketth Ebl tn po :.tor Sunday ser•1t(C 11 o ttl evenrng !.er viCEt q 30 o m Leonard 7 00 ~ ou th so r . . tc e Wedne ~ doy Schooi Gilm ore ft r~l elder eve ntng set 7 00pr-n v tce 7 30 p rrr Wedn~sdoy proy~r LAN GSVtLLI ( HRISIIAN meettng 7 30 p m CH URCH Robert Mu ~~er pas tor MT M O RIAH CHURCH O F GOD Sunday H hool 9 30 o rn Roy Roc me Rou te 2 !he Rev Chorle ~ ~tgtnon !.u pt tn Qrntng wo r ~htp Hand poste r Sunday school 9 45 10 JO Sunday evcnrng !>ervtce om mornmg wo rsh1p 11 o rl"\ 7 30 rntd week \erviCe Wedno!io Eventng servtce~ Tue!.doy and dO) 7p m Frtdoy 7 30 p m SYR A CU~~ ( HU~ ( H OF TH E BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH NAZARENI; R ~v Dole Bon OF CHR IS T Duane Word en pasto r Bob Moor e Sunday rnmtsler Btble class 9 30 o m School '>up! Sunde.,. H hool 9 30 rnorntng "'orsh1p 10 30 om 0m tnQIIllllQ WOr\htp 10 <1 5 e11enmg wor$htp b 30 p rn am. evan gelt\l t< !:.elllt ( e 7 p rn Wed nesday Btbl e study b 30 p rn Wed nes day ~e r YtC e ~ prayer KE N O CHURCH OF CHR IS1 and pr ot ~ e 7 p rn Nolorene George Fredenclo. !.upr S unde~ youth 7 p rn Dotly prayer mo rnmg H:trv1c e 9 30 o rn wtth mee tr ng 8 30 o rn Men s praye r preachrng on f11s ! and thu d Sun ' meeltng Soturdo)' 7 p rn doy of month by Geo rge Pt e"- en~ EDE N UNIHD BRil HREN IN N!W S11V ERSVILlE CO MMUNI CH RI ST Elden R Blol.. e p,os tor r¥ Chur ch Sund ay School ser Sunday Sc hoo l 10 o r11 Howard v1ce q 45 om Wor 5h tp ~ervt c e McCoy '> upt Morntn g se rmon , 10 30 Evongeltsttc Serv1 ce 7 30 11 o rn Sunday tltght serv tc es p rT1 Wedne~doy PrDye r Ch n &t1on Endea "o r 7 JO p m meerrng 7 JQ Song se r Y' ICe 8 p m , Preo,hin g ZION CHUR CH OF CHRIS1 8 30 p rn M1dwHek Prayer Pomer oy Hor rt \on vrlle Rd Don rneetr ng Wedne ~ d oy 7 p m Roy Kennedy po ster Bdl McElr oy Adom:s loi leader Sunday ~drool supt Sunday CHURCH O F JESUI CHRI ST sc ho9l 9 30 o m mormng wQr· Located ol Rutlo'nd on New l tmo shtp ond commun ton 10' 30 o m ; Rood ne)( l to Fore:st A cre Pork , Sunday cven tng yo uth ChmtJan ReY" . Roy R'o use pastor Robert l ndeavor 6 p m worshtp ser Mu ~se r Sunday School sup l . Sun · 111ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg day $choo 1 10 30 o,m . wor shtp praye r (nee!ipg and Brble study , 7 7 30 p m B1ble St ydv Wedne s· day 7 30 p m So!urdoy ntght proye1 set,.ICI:! 7 30 p m HEMLOC K GROVE CHRI ST IAN Roger Wot.-.on pm tor Ken ne th Byer Sun de., school :.up l M orn Su" 1ng war ~htp q 30 0 m day \< hea l 10 JO om eventn g ~er ·Ne 7 JO Wed11e ~ doy Btble S!udy 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTISl Don Wtl~ o n Sunday Hhoo! wper mtendenl Sunday school 9 45 o rn eventng wo rs htp 7 JO p fT'I Prayer mee t rng 7 30 o 111 Wedne\day TUPPE R\ PLAIN I CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pa~t o r Howard Cal dwell Jr Sunday School Supt Sundo,Srhool 9 30 o rn Mo r nt ng ler mon 10 30 o m Sund ay evm11ng ~ervtre 7 p m L l1AR 1 FAlLS UNITED SRE1HREN Re"' Fre eland '-'or 11 s po ster Fl oyd N a r11~ ~upt Sunday Hhool Gl 30 o rn mo rnmg sc r man 10 JO om Pray e r ~er vte e Wcdne!odoy 7 JO p m CH ESTE R CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Her be rt Grate pa stor W o r ~ htp seflfi Ce I I o m and 7 JO p m Sun de.,. ~undoy Schoo l 9 30om Rt(hotd Bo rtor1, ~upt Prayer mee ttng Wedn es doy 7J0pm BRADF OR D CH U RCH OF CHRIST Gobrtel Mn ~ po~tot Bt ble Sunday Srhoo l9 30 o m mor r,mg church 10 JO o m Sunday 7 00 p m eventn g ~ ervt c e Wednesday !.OfYite 7 30 p rn lAUREl CliH FREE ME THODIST CHURCH Re .,.. Fl oyd F Shoo k pm tor lloy d Wnght Sunde) School Sup! Mo rntng Wor ~ htp 9 30 a m Sunday Schoo l l 0 70 o rn Wednesday Prayer ond Bt ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday e. . en tng w or\htp 7 30 p m Cho~r Pro c tree Jhursdoy 7 p m OEX1ER CHURCH OF CHR1 S1 ( harls \ Ru~ se ll Sr rnmr ~ te r Rt cl.. Mo(orn ber sup! Sunday school 9 30 a rn worshtp ser vt ce 10 JO o m Btble Study I ue~ day I JO p m REORGANIZED CHUR CH Of JE IUI CHRII1 Of LAllER DAY SAINT S Port land Rocme Rood Wrlltom Roush pastor Ru ~\ell RotcltH (hurch !. Chool D1rector Sunday School 9 30 a rn Morn mg worshtp 10 30om , Sunday evenmg servt ce 7 p m Wedne\ day eYen tn g prayer H~ r "'If ('\ 7 JO p rn IH: IHll H ~M BAPl!Sf · Rev ~orl Shuler po~lor Wor ~h 1p Ulf vtr e 9 3()- o m Sunday ~dmol 10 30 om Stble Study or,d proya1 ~er 11tce Th u r ~ doy 7 30 p m CARL ETO N CHUR CH Kt n g~buty Rood Gory Km~ po ! tor Sunday sc hool , 9·30 a rh Rolph Carl supe11nlende nt l!Y"entng wor sh1p 7 JO p rn Praye r mee tr ng, Wednes day , 7 JO p m LONG BOTlOM CHRII11AN Bruce Smtth pa§tor . Wollocg Damewood Sup! B1b le SchooL q 30 om Preoch1ng !.ervtce, 10 45 a .m No evening ser111Ct! HYSELL ~UN FREE ME1HO DIS I CHURCH, Re v. Herbert Atlmg , pasto r . Sunda y School q 30 o m , Morn 1ng service , 10·30 a m . f.vor1 g e lt ~ lrc ~e rvt c • ~ 7 pIll r10y(H mee tt ng Thur~doy I p m FREEDO M GOSP I L MISSION at Bold Kno b Re ,, Low1 en ce Glue'>en<ornp Sr po!. lat Roge' Wrlll or d Sr lund cty ~( hool supt Sunday ~c h oo l q 30 o ..S unday e"e ntng :.ervtce ·1 p rn Prayer rn,eet1ng Tu e!>do •r 7 30 p rn Er nes t Dee ter cl o ~s leader Youth rneettng Vv "C d nc~doy 7 JO p m wtth Don and Martha Mf"odow!> leader s WH i l ES CHAPEl Coolv tlltJ RD Rev Roy Deeter p mtor Sunday !.<hoo l q 30 a 111 w o r~ h tp ~ervtco 10 30 o tn Btble \11 Jdy and pray er ~ ~ r ..-tr e Wednesdu y 7 30 p m ' RUl[P,I'iD RUTlA ND (H UA 'C. H Of CHRIS I Lo1r y Cole man postor Co Sun day ~ < hool ~up !~ Sam Mi:K1nncy and Herb Ellrll Sundoy H hool and <.ommun.o n, q 30 a rn Worsh rp and comunton 10 :lOo rn RU TLAND t:O MM U N11Y CHURCH Sunde ~ School 9 JO om wo r shtp set Y"tCC 11om Wed 11 esdoy proyet r11Cctmg 7 JO prn you th ~erv rr : e~ Svnday 7 p m Sundoyntgh t wo r~ht p 7 JO RUllAND CHUtR( H OF lHE NAZARENE , Rev t l oyd D Grrmm J1 pO\IOr Sundo y Hhool q 30 am wor shtp :.er 1tCC 10 30 a rn Br ood<a sl ltve QY"e! WMPO young people s ser vt ( c 7 p 111 EY"ongelts t tC servtce 7 30 p rn Wedne~ doy serv ·~ e 7 JO p rn MASON ( ()UNTY FIRSl SOU THER td BAPTI ST Cor ner of Second r.rnd Aml(HSon Mo~on Pasto r I •' On~ lowther Sunday school 9 45 am war :.hrp se rvtce 11 1J rn and l 30 p rn We ekly Brble Study Wed nesday 7 30 r , tn MASON CHU RCI- 1or CHRISI p 0 Bmr: 487 ~tiler St Moser~ Vo Sunday Btble Stu dy 1n ..d rn Wonh1p 11 o rn . or 1rl/l_}rll Btblc Study Wedne$doy 1 1>!'1'1'1 Vocal rnu src MA SON ASSEMt1L'I' O F GOO Duddtng Lon~ Nt·J~on W Va , Chos tet Tennant ~ ·o~ t o r Sund uy (h,ld re n s School '11 · -i~ o o r Chur ch tr 45 p m 't 'ou ng Peop les Servtce 6 45 p 11 1 Evan9eli~ f t C Serv 1Ce 7 30 p m Women !t M t!t ~tonary Covncrl I (I om l u-. 1 and thud lue~day~ Pr11\'e1 ond 8tble Sl udy Wedne~day , 7 30 p rn HARTFORD CHU fi CH OF CHR ISf IN CHRIS11AN UI\J ION The Re11 Wrll tmn Cam pbell po~tor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 o m , lomfl' s Hughe.. ~upt eYenrng ~er ~1ce 7 30 p rn . WednesdaY evontng pr ay e r moettng , 7 30 p 11"11 Youth prayer sc r vtce eo <h Tuesd 1oy · FA IR VIE W BIB l l CHUR CH , Le torl . W Vo ., Rl 1 Re11 Chorle!i Hargr ove!. pO\ tor Wo t shrp se.r v1ce~ . 9 30om i·undoy ~c h ool , 11 a m ev entng wo rshrp 7 30 p m . l ue!tday ccJttoge prayer meettng and Bibl e ~ tudy , 9 30 o.rn . Wo 1shrp sei-' JIUI , Wedne s doy, 7 30 p.JTI . CA LVA RY BIBlE C HURCH '16 N Se{on d . Middlnport , Al on Blackwood , pos101 . Servi ces on Sunday at 10,30 11m ond 7 30 p rn w 1!h St.mday school ot 9 30 a .m . B t ~ study Wednesday , W 7 JQ p Ill INDEPlND£ NT HOLINfSI CHUHCH INC Co tner Four lh and l mc o ln St., Mtddleporl Rev 0 Dell Monle v pmt or Sony Hud ~on Sunday Sc hool supe r tntc n den1 Sund ay ~c h ool q 30 o rn eventrlg w o r ~ h t p 7 30 p m prot ~ e service proyiH ond Wednc\ doy 7 30 p rn THE PEOI'I l 5 C HU~ C H O F POMl RO\" Co rn er Mom and Co ull Sts lht rd Hoa r OYe l Ltgh th ou!> e R e~ fouront He11ry Coo lo. pcJ~ tor Su nday sc hool , 10 a 111 lnolntng w o r ~ htp , II am l}y(!rlll19 ~(! l V I { (! 7 30 W~dne:. day l:'vont ng !:. et v•ce 7 30 In terdl>ltOfllii)OIIOilUI lull go~pel RUTlAND CHURCH Of GOD Pa stor DentH ~ Bol es ~undoy Schoo l 10om w or!> htp ~er ... 1ce 11 30 o rn and 7 JO p m Praye r mc ettrlQ Wedne!>doy 7 JO p rn RUILAND APOSlOliC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ~ldgr Jome $ M•llc-1 Btblr> study Wedne:.doy 730 prn Sunday School 10om Sunday ntgh t ~e rYICC 7 30p rn POMEROY WE SlEYAN HOliN l SS Horrt $Oilvt ll e Rood Dewey Ktng pasto r Edr so n Wea ver o~ S t!.Tont Hemy Ebhn Jr Sunday .school wpt Su nda y sc hool. q 30 u rn mor ntng wor · ~ htp . 11om Su rrdoy eventng ser vtc e 7 JO proy er 1neel rng fhu r $· day 7 30p m SYRACUSE FIRS I CHURCH OF GOD No t Penteco stal , Rev Cc orge Ot lcr pa stor Wor!.htp servt ce Sund ay q 45 om Sun doy ~d'IOol 11 o rn w o r~htp ser vtce 7 JO p m lhursdoy prayer rnee tmg 7 30 p rn Ml Hl"RMON Un•ted S1ethr~n Chur ch Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m Wo r ~ h t p SCI VIC(! 10 45 am . 11rCo chtriQ ser'+'tCOS evety Sunday oltcrrl Oi tng wtlh C E W cdne~doy prayer meet tng 7 JO p m, Rev Jorno~ leach , po sto! Oovtd Holtor loy leodet JEH OVAH S WITNESSES 1 mile r.-o~t o f Rull ond 1unct.on of Route 124 and Noble Surn rntl Rood (T174 ) Sunday Btble Lecture 9 30 o Wat cht ower \ tudy , 10 30 o rn luesdoy Btblc !i ludy . 7 and 8 15 p rn lhur!tdoy lheacrot ic ~c h ao I 7 30 p m se rviCe mectmg B 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST 570 Gran t St , Mtddleporl Bobby Ell.. rm pastor Sundoy Schoo l 10 om . worsh1p ~e r 11 1re 1I o rn evenin g ~er'+'ICe. 7 30 p m Thu rsd ay prayer meotmg or'd Btble s. ludy, 7: 30 "rnRUJL AN D FR EE Will BAPTI ST Church Leland Holey , pastor Sunday H hool 10 o rl) , gventng 'ervtce 7 30 p m Pra yer meeting , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m O IUR( t,-1 OF GOD of P1ophecy, located 011 th e 0 . J . Wh tl e Rood at! htghwoy 1b0 Sunday Sc hool 10 o rn Supe r mtendefll John Loveday Fln,l Wednesdo'f night of rnonth ( PMA serv1Ce!t , second Wednesday WMB mee ting, t hird thr oug h ftfth youth sor .... ice Gnot ge Croyle pasto r , fi OP£ BAPTI ST CHAPEl 570 Cronr St Mrddleporl , Re¥. Bobby l:tll..1m . Sunday school. 10 o .m ., wa"h1p . 11, even111g 7 J0 p m Thursday ~v cnrng Btble study ond pray er mce tmg 7 30 p rn Alftholed with I BC BRADFORD C H URC H Of CHRI ST Gob11el Mr01 po\tor Sunday !i.chool 9 30 o m morn tng chur Ch 10 30 o .m JurttOf chut<h program unde r dHeCiton ol Ka ren Mrot l or ch 1ldren , ') 10 diJrtng ro gu la1 chur ch hour m church basement . Sunday even rt lQ ~e r v 1 ce , 7 p.m , Wednesday SE! IVICC 7 30 p .m JUBil EE CHRI S11A N CE NlER Georges Cre~:~K Rood Chur ch ~d10o l q 30 o m , morntng war sh1p 10 30 even1ng serv1ce , 7 30 Prayer mee tmg WedneSday . 7:JO prn . I T PA UL IU1HERAN CH UR CH Corner of Sycamore and Second S t~ Pome roy . lhe Re Y. William Mtddle'>worth Poster Sunday St hoo l ot q AS o rn and Chur ch Scr ... t c~s 11 am SACRED HEART Rev Fat her Paul D. Welton posl or. Phone '191 2825 Saturday e .... entng Mas~ . 7 JO, Sunday Mou , 6 and lO am. Con i es~ ron , Sa turday, 7 7.30 p .m . CH RIS TIAN BAPT IS T On the Rou te 7 bypou Jam es E Keesee , pmtor Sunday schoo l , 10 o rn ; mornmg w or\hip 11 o m even · mg ~e rv1ce 7 lR INIT Y Chds t1on A ssembly . Coolv1lle Grlber t Spence1 po~ !or Su nday sc hool , 9 :30 o m , mornrng wo r ~hi p , 1I o .m Sunday e ... entll9 serVrce. 7 30 p rn , mtdweek prayer service Wednes day 7 30 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry were in Dayton for the funeral of their brother-inlaw, Robert Jones. Survivors include his wife, June McComas Jones, two daughters, Bobbl and Cindy and a son, David, along with one granddaughter. Burial was In Dayton. Mr. and Mn. LArry Stanley and· Anna, Edison, spend friday night and Sa!urday here with Mrs. Stanley 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Price, Dan, Nick, Cbad, and David, Columbus, visited her mother, Mrs. Cecil Blackwood, and other relatives here during the weekend. Mrs . Beulah Crabtree WJderwent hand surgery on Monday at O'Bleneas ' Memorial Hospital In Athens and Is now recuperating at he!!ohome. , -'"'\\ ::::::- v ~ "-""~ ::.\ ~1\J !-JCU3j...j V:::UR f14 :JNE NU\\BER 1;7 UNLI~TED. I ~:.v CC~\:: YCU ~A\ T ~A!...L5) 1 \ ::? !I..~ 3~=N ::\J tnornmg wor sh1p Carpenter Personals ' -A\ :: ~J ~::~ . ~ ..\r'\\ 2 ' :: .: .:::? T =::;r.:, ;)1{};. T#S ?' J5-EC \\\. ER .. Laurel Cliff INFWENCf TO;S::T IT I News Noh's AUendance at the free Methodist Church April 30 was 75. Mrs. James Gilmore has been returned home from Camden Clark Hospital. Mrs. Ernest Powell has been relurned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital. Both Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Powell attended church services Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey visited recently with Mr and Mrs. Harry Stahl . Mr. Mark Stahl, Stockdale, visited recently wilh Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schafer. Mrs. Jonny Douglas, Guysville, spent several -days recently with her mother, Mrs. Erma Fox. I WoNOt~, fflNd!: ••• IS ,.HE GOVE:Illl~ GCT,.ING Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on AprU 30 was 53, the ol!erlng was $28.96. Worship services were held at 10 :l5 with the Rev. Richard bringing the Thomas message from Matt. 16 :13-19 on the subject, "Jesus Builds on Solid Rock" cornerstone. Attendance at worshlp services was 25 . Let's remember thoae recently hospltallzed or ill ft home In our prayers : Genevieve Guthrie, Pete Follrod, faMle Bernard and LeaM Robinson. Communion services will be held here neat Sunday the 10:45 a.m. hour. _ Wednesday evening urvlces are held each week. at WO~SE THf "" rrs MY Frtlla\ , Ma\ 5 WOJlL.D GETTING. Gil 1S " """ 'O. Ntws BRIDGE l Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag SE.,.,.eR :> • NOI\T II + R fi Mt' l't'lli' Y + AKQ . • A 9 fl :t • K n + .I 5 :12 Vuln erable : Easi-Wcst Deal er. South North Pass Pass Ea!'il 'llp~mng lc•d South TN T Pm;~ 1 NT lly Oswald .Ju roby and Aian Sontag Whic h spa de honor ' hou1d you play at tn ck one., The question would be purely ae.ttdcmi c H the k111g bLJt you can see tha t E;-t sl has it and i:s going to· gt'l In 1977, former President righ t in with that ca re!. If E:ast r eturns his purtncr's suit, you arr jioi n ~ to mak~· - Whv dol's lw know Llu s' Hc (:nu:-. t· 1f Wt'~ t h o lds a Still ht'i Hird I>~ ktll )..!~Q lll'('l\ - 10 ltr: w t ll n pt ·n lh t' k 1ng , not Uw fourth bt st the s1g n llf TaunL<:.; . Now s uppo s~· s~~uth Jll ,tkl' 'i till' expert pht v of tlw qut•t•n of sp:ult• s Jo:.a s l gd s 111 '' 1I It till' k1ng of cluh:-. lit• !ll i t.J. sl 1ll shift lt J a dlillllOt l(l Smrw players JU ~t don't ltk c to rchHn lh t•Jr pHrlm: r 's s utl Bu t the rt· rs ,1 fat ' hdtt ·r t' ha n n~ that lw "Ill pl o~) ht " partucr for he~ v tn g kd th;•t thr<·c of spades frc1111 A tO ·I :1 " 1111d be able lo lake four s padt' lnl'kS 11ghl th en aud Unscramble tnese tour Jumbles. one lener to ea ch square to form lour ordtnary words RATYR 0 1 SOEBE t I CJ YARfll ~ W;J~!)~~ J • :1 BARNEY I EAT THREE SQUARE MEALS EVER' DAY AN' .ALL I GIT IS ROUND undt:r to tlnn k ill' \\Ill know fur s urT th ;rt Suutl1 al ... u klll g or sp ;ult•s, EAST + .I !I " .I 7 (i :' • QHlfi 5l t i\.JB • 97 +K4 Sll1J1'11 ~H'I 2 tu·~ t :-.p ddt• w1th tel' , tin ti llS da v Ill biSLOr)" In 1855, lhe f1rst hospitalm th e world operated exdusiw\y for women was upened 1n .Ncw York City. In 1942, Lhc World War 11 &llleofthe Coral Sea began . When 1t was uvc r the Japanese had lost ~9 ships, U1 e Umted States one aircraft earner . hold :-. till' WEST • 10 7 0 2 • Q 10 I BXTRAV/WAI.lU'. ~tars arc JuptMars, Vrnus and Saturn. Tlwse born on thi~ clctte are 'l'hL• t•vcning l·:ast d(JL'S ~~l't in s t o p~ he of clubs were held b)• West, Richard Nlxoo admitted in a TV in!A!rvlew he "let the American peo'ple down" by lying and aiding the Watergate cover-up whUe In the White House. ·1h t~ moon 1s appr 11achmg 11:-, new pha!:lc. The n ~n r n1 n ~ s tar I S With th; rl ktll J.'. trl (' I ll h ., : t nd If 5 • K !J • 7 4:1 + A Q 10 R I, SffitJ0 OJTFIT. IT AIN 'T NO WONDER I DONE PORELV WIF 'RITHMATIC IN SCHOOL -- tlwt P l' .'i \\Ill the <Ht' day olt978 w1th 241 fn !! m~ . lu Spade ace play loses 0 tJ!IME 11£. GJf OTH~R­ ~[:'IJ Uw I 24th < ~S.,. n• Am e ri c an pa1nler The AI mana<' Fredenrk C' hur t h was born l ' nltcd Pres~ lutr rnational Ma1· 4, 1H21i '( ,~lit ~ 1.s Thu rsday, M<1 ~' 4, your contract! bul i! he shi fts 5 -1 to a diamotH your haml r I S - ~a in g t o ('ollrq.lst' Cons equ e ntl y , lo t.-; of play- t\ ('alifornw rcadt·r \\'Hnts to know what happ r ns tf tht 1 tlt:;.) l cr deal!-: ttw I' at d s Wltll out hl !'i n g ht lwnd oppnrwnl L'Utlin g th em . If a plnyrr wllo h:rs 11r.1t .:11 anv of hi s t"arrls C'Hll s attcntltln l o tlw ovl'r · look~d si ~-: ht 1t 1s u n u :id cal I\ I ~\ .. 1' \l'~. lt 1' \ I~ 1Fo• a cop y or J ACOm MOO· EnN scod $1 tu W111 dt 8 t11lql' ca rt 1 of Jllrs nt'~\ 'ifU p('r P 0 BN ,JBq RMiiO StaftOtl Nrw ,, Yo r~ N r I BAILURj rJ r mer: A Cit~ 100 19 I "( (J WH A'T A I!I~!!AKS ~UY WHO IN YOUN<::? MARe& 1& . Now arrange the ctrcled letters to fonn the surprise answer, as sug · gested by the iibove cartoon I I I I ) t I XI I I J" (Answers lomorrow) Yesterdays IH'IU!-.1 r J 1 Otlll'l'- wtsc, lht' ch•al stands . ± j Jumbles ELEGY HAREM TAUGHT UPWARD Answer --No. h requlr" certtful m•nn.,.. to make your gueata fMI11: homt when you wish thii - TIIEY WIMf 10 , w1111N- 1 1 0 - . 0 - llw $1 36[>001· p-'d from Jumt:M, do ~'* ;..,.,- . b 34, Notwood, N.J. 07848. lnCiUtCtl ~rl\lfM,eclchlt, .OOdtllndfi'IIM~~lDfllw I I tCPI �9-- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 "'r.ld· M 5 TRACY • ·· ' ay • ay , 1978 ,_The Daily Se!'tinel, Middlef>Ort-Pomeroy, 0., Fnday, May 5, 1978 M Y E)(-FfANCEE THREW AC ID OR SOMETHING AT ME-AND THE COPS AJ<E AFTER ME AGAIN . AN Y OTHER QUE STIONS'? THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HEII~ITAGE ARE SPONSORED EAQi WEEK BY THE FOLLOWING MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. Churc h & Office Supplies TRINil Y CHURCH Rev W H. Perr~n pastor Bob Bud~ . Sunday school supt Church School 9 I5 o m wot sh•p serviCE' 10 30 o m ChoH rehearsal , Tuesday 1 30 p m under d trect•o•• of Al. ce Neme POMEROY CHURCH OF 1HE NAZARENE Corner Un• on and Mulberry, Re.- Clyde V Hender son po.sto r Sunday school 9 30 o rn Glen M cClung sup! morn· •ng worst·up 10 30 o m even•ng serv•ce 7 30 m1d -week serv1ce W~Jdn esday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOP AL The Rev Albert MccKenz •e rector Set vu:es end Sunday school at 12 noon POMEROY CHUR CH OF CHRI S1 111 W Mo111 StJohn McA rthu r postm a.ble school q 30 0 m mo rn•ng worsh1p 10 30 o m Vouth mee f• n gs b 30 p m even 1119 worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday n1gh1 prayer meehng and 81ble study 7 30 p.m THE SAL VA fiON ARMY Butternu t Ave Pome r O)I 115 Env a ~ and Mr s Roy Wmmg athcers tn c harge Sund ay holtness rnee ttng , 10om Sunday School 10 30 a m Sunday !i.Chaol leader YPSM Elo tse A dams 7 p m salvottan meetmg v or to u~ spealo,ers and mustc spEKIOis 7 30 p m fhursdo'(_ 10om to 'l p m Lad 1 e~ Home bogue a !I women tnvt!ed 7 30 p m prayer meettng and Btble study Bob Estep leader Rev Noel Hermon reacher BURLINGT O N SOUTHERN BAP TIST CHAPEL Route 1 Shod~ Pastor Bobby Ell·u m Sunday ~ c h ool 5 p m Sunday w ars htp 5 ~ 5 p m Wednesday praye r !:.er "'' ce 7 30 p .m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W Mom St Jerry Paul mm 1ste r phone 9<l2 7660 Co nservott11e non - m~t1un1entol Sunday worshtp 10 a m B1ble study 11 a m wors htp b p m Wednesday Btbl e study , 7 p m O LD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN CHURC H Rev Rolph Smtih po sror Sunday school q 30 o m Mrs Wor ley Fran c t~ ~upe1 mien dent Pre-ochrng ~ervtces lt rs t & th1rd Sundays loHov•ong Sunday School G RAHAM UNITED MEIHOOISI Prea chmg 9 30 a m !trs t and se cond Sunday$ of each month rhtrd and fo urth Sundays each month wors htp ~ervt c e or 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng $ ol 7 30 Prayer ond Btb le Study SEVEN1H DAY AD V ENTI ST Mulberry He1ghts Rood Pomeroy Pastor Albert Dtl!es Sabba th School Super tn tendenr Claro Mcintyre Sabba th School Sotu1 doy afternoon or 1 00 wt th War $h rp Ser.vr ce l o ll o wmg at 3 \5 RUILAND FI RI1 BAP liST CHUR CH Stster H orrtett Worner Supl Sunde.,. S<hool 9 30 o m morntng wor!:.htp 10 AS am lHE HILAND CHAPEl George Cos te posror Sund ay School q 30 o m eve nt ng worshrp 7 30 Thursday evenrng praye r servtce 7 30p m POM EROY Fl~l1 BAP11 1T Dov rd Mann . mtnts ter W1lltorn Watson , Sunday school sup t Sun day sc hool 9 30 a.m mornmg worsh tp 10 30om FIR ST SOUTHERN BAPTIST '282 Mulbi!rry Ave Pomer oy Paul J Wh1 te Pa stor Gory Basham Su n day school sup! Sunday !>c hool motntng worsh tp 9 30 a m 10 30 even1ng w on htp 6 30 p m M tdwee k prayer ser vrce 7 JO p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER De•ler Rd longsv 1lle Oh 10 Rev Cl yde Fe r re ll Pastor Sun day 11 o m !:iotur d oy Sc hool preochtng se rvtces 7 30 p ,, Wodne~doy event ng B1ble study ot 7 30pm FAITH TABERNAClE CHUR CH Batley Run Roo d Rev Em mett Row!t.o n pa stor Handley Dunn '> upt Sunday schoQI 10om Sun day eventng servtC e 7 30 Btble teachtng 7 30 p m lhursdoy O'YESVIllE CO MMUN ITY CHURCH Roge r C Turner pa stor Sun day \<.hoc I 9 30om Sunday morn1ng worsh tp 10 30 Sunday e~o~emng ser I.IIC e 7 30 M IDDlEPORT Ml MORIAH BAPTIST . Corner f ourt h and Mom Mtddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun day >choo l 9 30 o m Mrs Ervm Baumgardner sup! M orntng wor!ioh•p 10 45o m MIDDLEPOR1 CHUR CH Of CHRI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION lawrence Manley po~tor . Mn Ru uell Young Sunday School Sup! Sun day School 9 ·30 o .m E... entng wo rs. htp 7 30 Wednes · doy !)royer me91 tng , 7 30 p m M 1 MORIAH CHU RCH O F GOD lil:acm e Rou te ') , the Re v Jorne~ M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 o m mormng l'tOUhtp II a m evenrng worshtp 7 JO Prayer meet1ng fuesdoy . 7 30 p m You ng people s meeting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPOR T FIRST BAPT IST Co rner St•Th and Pa lmer theRe ... Kuby Orler pt)\lor Robert PorKer ~uper~ntendent Sunday WMPO Radro pr ogram 7 4S a m Sunday Schoo l 9 15 am Morn mgWorshtp 10 15om Youth ac IIVtTtes and lellowshtp lor 1untor and ~ en1 0 1 hrgh 5tude nh b p rn Sunday e11onmg worshrp 7 30 p m M td wee!.. prayer ser¥t ces Wednesday 7 JO p m CHURCH OF CHRIST . M •d dleport 5th and Mot n Geo rge Glole mrntsler Mtke Gerlach · superrntendent larry 'fankey youth mtn tster Btble nhool 9 30 om ' mo rn 1ng worsh tp . 10 30 o m Hven rng wors htp 7 30 praye r ser\l'tce 7 p m Wedne s doy MIDDLEPOl\T CHURCH O F 1HE NAZARENE Rev J1m Broome , pastor , M rs Mary Lothe'f Sunday schoo l supt Su nday nhool 9 30 o m mo rm ng wonhtp . 10 30 o m Sunday e 11 angelt~lt C me~:~ttng 7 00 p.m . Prayer meettng Wednesdo.,. 7 30 p m U N 11ED PRESBY TE RIAN MIN IITRY Of MEIGI COUNTY Ow tght l. Zovt !Z , director . HARRISONVILl E PRESBYTE RIAN , llle ~~ Ernest Str tc l..ltn , pastor Sunday chu rc h school 9 30 a .m .. M rs Homer l ee supt , morn tng Worsht p 10 30 MIDDLEPORT, Sundo y sc hool 930a m Atc hordVoughon svpt Morn tng w orship, IO:JO. SY~ ACUSE. Mornfrg w orshtp q o m Sunday ~ c h ool 10 a m Mr ~ Sampson Hall supt RUlLANO CHURCH OF GOD Rev Bobb~ PorTer pastor Sun day school 10 om Sunday war shtp , 11 o rn Sunday e't'enlllg ser .... tce 7 p m Wed nesday Fom tly Tro11119 Hour 7 p m Wednesday worshtp servrce 7 30 p m HA ZH COMMUNilY CHURCH Near l ong Bonorn , Edsel Han pastor Sunday sch ool 10 om ChuHh 7 30 p m prayer meelrng 7 30 p rt1 Th ur sday MIDDLE PDR1 PE N 1EC051Al Thtrd Ave theRe.,.. Wtllrom Kntt te l po~ t or Ronal d Dugan Sun day School Supt ( losses for al l ages e"entng serviCe 7 JO BtbiE ~tudy Wedn esday 7 30 p m youth !>~r'vtces Frtd oy 7 30p rn MIDDIEPOR1 rREEWI LI BAP l iST Corner A sh and Plum Noel HerrtTIOrl poster Sotu1doy even Sunday 1ng servtce 7 30 p m S<:hool I 0 30 o m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARI SH ME rHODIS1 CHU RCH Robert T Bumgar ner Dtrector POMERO Y CLUSTER Rev Rober t Hoyd en Rev James Corbttt CH ESTER W or~ht p 9 15 o m Church School l 0 o n1 POMEROY worshtp ~ e rv t < e 9 15 a rn Sunday :.chool 10 30 a m Re v Robe r t Ho,.de n mtntsler ENTERPR ISE Worsht p q am Churc h Schoo l lOa rn RO CK SPRINGS W o r ~ h1p 10 o.m Chu rc h School 9 15o rrt UMYF6 30p m FLATWOODS W or~htp II a rn Church School lOa rn MIODLEPOR1 CL USTER Rev Robel! Bumgar ner HEA TH Raben Bumgarner Po~t o r Wors hrp 10 30 o 111 Churd1 School 9 30 am UMYF b ~~2 - 210 1 Pome r oy SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY WE Fill DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Pomeroy 992 ·2955 RIGGS USED CARS, INC. 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I Fufurlft9 Deep·Stum Exlrotlion Ph. 992 ·2206 Ph. tt2-76l0 Rl 3, Pomeroy Chester, OhiO 45720 pm Sl JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptnf' Gr ove lh c Rev Wrlhorn M1dd le~ wo rth P o~ t or Church ~erv 1c e ~ 'I 30 a 111 ' Sun da y )chool l0 30arn BHADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST Mr Don ald Rolfly po!> IOr Sun day !io<hool q 30- o 111 wa r ~ h tp ~ erJt C e 10 30 am Sunday ~er111 t e~ 7 p rn youth group W e dne ~ d oy 7 p rn ANTIQUITY BAPII)I Re .,. totl )huler po :. to r Sunday sc hoo l · Q 30 0 rn Chur ch H!rvtw 7 p m you th rnee ttng 6 p ,,, Tu e!:.doy Bt bl e Study 7 p m RA CIN t CHURCH 0 1lHE NAZARENl R~:-•11 John A Coli rnon po<, t or Fron kl 111 Imboden r horrrn on ol the .Boor d of Chn\ I tOn l rl e Sunday School 9 JO mo rnr ng wQr $hip 10 30 0 rn Sun doy e 1 pnm q w o r~h t p 7 30 P rn Pra yer mee t m ~ Wedn~~ ~ day 7 30p ·m RA CINE FIR ST BAPTI ST Don l Woll..••r Pmtor Ronnte Salser Sun doy \C hool \ upl Sunday sc hool 9 JO a m rnornmg "'or shtp 10 40 0 ITI ~undoy evcn 1ng ' w o r ~ h t p 7 30 Wodnc ) day even lf lQ Btble stu dy 7 JO pANVI ll E WES lEYAN Rev R 0 Br own po \ IOf S unde~ School 9 30 0 rrr rno rr11ng wor~htp 10 45 you th \t! !v tCe 6 45 p rn e ven 1ng "'Or\hrr 7 JO p m ~~~r rnond pro t>e Wedne\ doy ) IL V ~R RUN IRH SAPl iST M tl e ~ Tr ou t pasto r Sunday !>chool 10 0 rn sr~ v e l •nle wpl h l'r t1ng ~ ... rvrc e 7 p rn prayer rn eet 1ng Thur sday 7p 111 CHl STE R CHURCH QF GOO om Rev Donny R Coo ~ po'.> tor Sun HOBSO N CHRISTIAN UNI O N day ~c h ool 9 30 o m worshtp Re"' Ketth Ebl tn po :.tor Sunday ser•1t(C 11 o ttl evenrng !.er viCEt q 30 o m Leonard 7 00 ~ ou th so r . . tc e Wedne ~ doy Schooi Gilm ore ft r~l elder eve ntng set 7 00pr-n v tce 7 30 p rrr Wedn~sdoy proy~r LAN GSVtLLI ( HRISIIAN meettng 7 30 p m CH URCH Robert Mu ~~er pas tor MT M O RIAH CHURCH O F GOD Sunday H hool 9 30 o rn Roy Roc me Rou te 2 !he Rev Chorle ~ ~tgtnon !.u pt tn Qrntng wo r ~htp Hand poste r Sunday school 9 45 10 JO Sunday evcnrng !>ervtce om mornmg wo rsh1p 11 o rl"\ 7 30 rntd week \erviCe Wedno!io Eventng servtce~ Tue!.doy and dO) 7p m Frtdoy 7 30 p m SYR A CU~~ ( HU~ ( H OF TH E BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH NAZARENI; R ~v Dole Bon OF CHR IS T Duane Word en pasto r Bob Moor e Sunday rnmtsler Btble class 9 30 o m School '>up! Sunde.,. H hool 9 30 rnorntng "'orsh1p 10 30 om 0m tnQIIllllQ WOr\htp 10 <1 5 e11enmg wor$htp b 30 p rn am. evan gelt\l t< !:.elllt ( e 7 p rn Wed nesday Btbl e study b 30 p rn Wed nes day ~e r YtC e ~ prayer KE N O CHURCH OF CHR IS1 and pr ot ~ e 7 p rn Nolorene George Fredenclo. !.upr S unde~ youth 7 p rn Dotly prayer mo rnmg H:trv1c e 9 30 o rn wtth mee tr ng 8 30 o rn Men s praye r preachrng on f11s ! and thu d Sun ' meeltng Soturdo)' 7 p rn doy of month by Geo rge Pt e"- en~ EDE N UNIHD BRil HREN IN N!W S11V ERSVILlE CO MMUNI CH RI ST Elden R Blol.. e p,os tor r¥ Chur ch Sund ay School ser Sunday Sc hoo l 10 o r11 Howard v1ce q 45 om Wor 5h tp ~ervt c e McCoy '> upt Morntn g se rmon , 10 30 Evongeltsttc Serv1 ce 7 30 11 o rn Sunday tltght serv tc es p rT1 Wedne~doy PrDye r Ch n &t1on Endea "o r 7 JO p m meerrng 7 JQ Song se r Y' ICe 8 p m , Preo,hin g ZION CHUR CH OF CHRIS1 8 30 p rn M1dwHek Prayer Pomer oy Hor rt \on vrlle Rd Don rneetr ng Wedne ~ d oy 7 p m Roy Kennedy po ster Bdl McElr oy Adom:s loi leader Sunday ~drool supt Sunday CHURCH O F JESUI CHRI ST sc ho9l 9 30 o m mormng wQr· Located ol Rutlo'nd on New l tmo shtp ond commun ton 10' 30 o m ; Rood ne)( l to Fore:st A cre Pork , Sunday cven tng yo uth ChmtJan ReY" . Roy R'o use pastor Robert l ndeavor 6 p m worshtp ser Mu ~se r Sunday School sup l . Sun · 111ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg day $choo 1 10 30 o,m . wor shtp praye r (nee!ipg and Brble study , 7 7 30 p m B1ble St ydv Wedne s· day 7 30 p m So!urdoy ntght proye1 set,.ICI:! 7 30 p m HEMLOC K GROVE CHRI ST IAN Roger Wot.-.on pm tor Ken ne th Byer Sun de., school :.up l M orn Su" 1ng war ~htp q 30 0 m day \< hea l 10 JO om eventn g ~er ·Ne 7 JO Wed11e ~ doy Btble S!udy 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTISl Don Wtl~ o n Sunday Hhoo! wper mtendenl Sunday school 9 45 o rn eventng wo rs htp 7 JO p fT'I Prayer mee t rng 7 30 o 111 Wedne\day TUPPE R\ PLAIN I CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pa~t o r Howard Cal dwell Jr Sunday School Supt Sundo,Srhool 9 30 o rn Mo r nt ng ler mon 10 30 o m Sund ay evm11ng ~ervtre 7 p m L l1AR 1 FAlLS UNITED SRE1HREN Re"' Fre eland '-'or 11 s po ster Fl oyd N a r11~ ~upt Sunday Hhool Gl 30 o rn mo rnmg sc r man 10 JO om Pray e r ~er vte e Wcdne!odoy 7 JO p m CH ESTE R CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Her be rt Grate pa stor W o r ~ htp seflfi Ce I I o m and 7 JO p m Sun de.,. ~undoy Schoo l 9 30om Rt(hotd Bo rtor1, ~upt Prayer mee ttng Wedn es doy 7J0pm BRADF OR D CH U RCH OF CHRIST Gobrtel Mn ~ po~tot Bt ble Sunday Srhoo l9 30 o m mor r,mg church 10 JO o m Sunday 7 00 p m eventn g ~ ervt c e Wednesday !.OfYite 7 30 p rn lAUREl CliH FREE ME THODIST CHURCH Re .,.. Fl oyd F Shoo k pm tor lloy d Wnght Sunde) School Sup! Mo rntng Wor ~ htp 9 30 a m Sunday Schoo l l 0 70 o rn Wednesday Prayer ond Bt ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday e. . en tng w or\htp 7 30 p m Cho~r Pro c tree Jhursdoy 7 p m OEX1ER CHURCH OF CHR1 S1 ( harls \ Ru~ se ll Sr rnmr ~ te r Rt cl.. Mo(orn ber sup! Sunday school 9 30 a rn worshtp ser vt ce 10 JO o m Btble Study I ue~ day I JO p m REORGANIZED CHUR CH Of JE IUI CHRII1 Of LAllER DAY SAINT S Port land Rocme Rood Wrlltom Roush pastor Ru ~\ell RotcltH (hurch !. Chool D1rector Sunday School 9 30 a rn Morn mg worshtp 10 30om , Sunday evenmg servt ce 7 p m Wedne\ day eYen tn g prayer H~ r "'If ('\ 7 JO p rn IH: IHll H ~M BAPl!Sf · Rev ~orl Shuler po~lor Wor ~h 1p Ulf vtr e 9 3()- o m Sunday ~dmol 10 30 om Stble Study or,d proya1 ~er 11tce Th u r ~ doy 7 30 p m CARL ETO N CHUR CH Kt n g~buty Rood Gory Km~ po ! tor Sunday sc hool , 9·30 a rh Rolph Carl supe11nlende nt l!Y"entng wor sh1p 7 JO p rn Praye r mee tr ng, Wednes day , 7 JO p m LONG BOTlOM CHRII11AN Bruce Smtth pa§tor . Wollocg Damewood Sup! B1b le SchooL q 30 om Preoch1ng !.ervtce, 10 45 a .m No evening ser111Ct! HYSELL ~UN FREE ME1HO DIS I CHURCH, Re v. Herbert Atlmg , pasto r . Sunda y School q 30 o m , Morn 1ng service , 10·30 a m . f.vor1 g e lt ~ lrc ~e rvt c • ~ 7 pIll r10y(H mee tt ng Thur~doy I p m FREEDO M GOSP I L MISSION at Bold Kno b Re ,, Low1 en ce Glue'>en<ornp Sr po!. lat Roge' Wrlll or d Sr lund cty ~( hool supt Sunday ~c h oo l q 30 o ..S unday e"e ntng :.ervtce ·1 p rn Prayer rn,eet1ng Tu e!>do •r 7 30 p rn Er nes t Dee ter cl o ~s leader Youth rneettng Vv "C d nc~doy 7 JO p m wtth Don and Martha Mf"odow!> leader s WH i l ES CHAPEl Coolv tlltJ RD Rev Roy Deeter p mtor Sunday !.<hoo l q 30 a 111 w o r~ h tp ~ervtco 10 30 o tn Btble \11 Jdy and pray er ~ ~ r ..-tr e Wednesdu y 7 30 p m ' RUl[P,I'iD RUTlA ND (H UA 'C. H Of CHRIS I Lo1r y Cole man postor Co Sun day ~ < hool ~up !~ Sam Mi:K1nncy and Herb Ellrll Sundoy H hool and <.ommun.o n, q 30 a rn Worsh rp and comunton 10 :lOo rn RU TLAND t:O MM U N11Y CHURCH Sunde ~ School 9 JO om wo r shtp set Y"tCC 11om Wed 11 esdoy proyet r11Cctmg 7 JO prn you th ~erv rr : e~ Svnday 7 p m Sundoyntgh t wo r~ht p 7 JO RUllAND CHUtR( H OF lHE NAZARENE , Rev t l oyd D Grrmm J1 pO\IOr Sundo y Hhool q 30 am wor shtp :.er 1tCC 10 30 a rn Br ood<a sl ltve QY"e! WMPO young people s ser vt ( c 7 p 111 EY"ongelts t tC servtce 7 30 p rn Wedne~ doy serv ·~ e 7 JO p rn MASON ( ()UNTY FIRSl SOU THER td BAPTI ST Cor ner of Second r.rnd Aml(HSon Mo~on Pasto r I •' On~ lowther Sunday school 9 45 am war :.hrp se rvtce 11 1J rn and l 30 p rn We ekly Brble Study Wed nesday 7 30 r , tn MASON CHU RCI- 1or CHRISI p 0 Bmr: 487 ~tiler St Moser~ Vo Sunday Btble Stu dy 1n ..d rn Wonh1p 11 o rn . or 1rl/l_}rll Btblc Study Wedne$doy 1 1>!'1'1'1 Vocal rnu src MA SON ASSEMt1L'I' O F GOO Duddtng Lon~ Nt·J~on W Va , Chos tet Tennant ~ ·o~ t o r Sund uy (h,ld re n s School '11 · -i~ o o r Chur ch tr 45 p m 't 'ou ng Peop les Servtce 6 45 p 11 1 Evan9eli~ f t C Serv 1Ce 7 30 p m Women !t M t!t ~tonary Covncrl I (I om l u-. 1 and thud lue~day~ Pr11\'e1 ond 8tble Sl udy Wedne~day , 7 30 p rn HARTFORD CHU fi CH OF CHR ISf IN CHRIS11AN UI\J ION The Re11 Wrll tmn Cam pbell po~tor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 o m , lomfl' s Hughe.. ~upt eYenrng ~er ~1ce 7 30 p rn . WednesdaY evontng pr ay e r moettng , 7 30 p 11"11 Youth prayer sc r vtce eo <h Tuesd 1oy · FA IR VIE W BIB l l CHUR CH , Le torl . W Vo ., Rl 1 Re11 Chorle!i Hargr ove!. pO\ tor Wo t shrp se.r v1ce~ . 9 30om i·undoy ~c h ool , 11 a m ev entng wo rshrp 7 30 p m . l ue!tday ccJttoge prayer meettng and Bibl e ~ tudy , 9 30 o.rn . Wo 1shrp sei-' JIUI , Wedne s doy, 7 30 p.JTI . CA LVA RY BIBlE C HURCH '16 N Se{on d . Middlnport , Al on Blackwood , pos101 . Servi ces on Sunday at 10,30 11m ond 7 30 p rn w 1!h St.mday school ot 9 30 a .m . B t ~ study Wednesday , W 7 JQ p Ill INDEPlND£ NT HOLINfSI CHUHCH INC Co tner Four lh and l mc o ln St., Mtddleporl Rev 0 Dell Monle v pmt or Sony Hud ~on Sunday Sc hool supe r tntc n den1 Sund ay ~c h ool q 30 o rn eventrlg w o r ~ h t p 7 30 p m prot ~ e service proyiH ond Wednc\ doy 7 30 p rn THE PEOI'I l 5 C HU~ C H O F POMl RO\" Co rn er Mom and Co ull Sts lht rd Hoa r OYe l Ltgh th ou!> e R e~ fouront He11ry Coo lo. pcJ~ tor Su nday sc hool , 10 a 111 lnolntng w o r ~ htp , II am l}y(!rlll19 ~(! l V I { (! 7 30 W~dne:. day l:'vont ng !:. et v•ce 7 30 In terdl>ltOfllii)OIIOilUI lull go~pel RUTlAND CHURCH Of GOD Pa stor DentH ~ Bol es ~undoy Schoo l 10om w or!> htp ~er ... 1ce 11 30 o rn and 7 JO p m Praye r mc ettrlQ Wedne!>doy 7 JO p rn RUILAND APOSlOliC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ~ldgr Jome $ M•llc-1 Btblr> study Wedne:.doy 730 prn Sunday School 10om Sunday ntgh t ~e rYICC 7 30p rn POMEROY WE SlEYAN HOliN l SS Horrt $Oilvt ll e Rood Dewey Ktng pasto r Edr so n Wea ver o~ S t!.Tont Hemy Ebhn Jr Sunday .school wpt Su nda y sc hool. q 30 u rn mor ntng wor · ~ htp . 11om Su rrdoy eventng ser vtc e 7 JO proy er 1neel rng fhu r $· day 7 30p m SYRACUSE FIRS I CHURCH OF GOD No t Penteco stal , Rev Cc orge Ot lcr pa stor Wor!.htp servt ce Sund ay q 45 om Sun doy ~d'IOol 11 o rn w o r~htp ser vtce 7 JO p m lhursdoy prayer rnee tmg 7 30 p rn Ml Hl"RMON Un•ted S1ethr~n Chur ch Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m Wo r ~ h t p SCI VIC(! 10 45 am . 11rCo chtriQ ser'+'tCOS evety Sunday oltcrrl Oi tng wtlh C E W cdne~doy prayer meet tng 7 JO p m, Rev Jorno~ leach , po sto! Oovtd Holtor loy leodet JEH OVAH S WITNESSES 1 mile r.-o~t o f Rull ond 1unct.on of Route 124 and Noble Surn rntl Rood (T174 ) Sunday Btble Lecture 9 30 o Wat cht ower \ tudy , 10 30 o rn luesdoy Btblc !i ludy . 7 and 8 15 p rn lhur!tdoy lheacrot ic ~c h ao I 7 30 p m se rviCe mectmg B 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST 570 Gran t St , Mtddleporl Bobby Ell.. rm pastor Sundoy Schoo l 10 om . worsh1p ~e r 11 1re 1I o rn evenin g ~er'+'ICe. 7 30 p m Thu rsd ay prayer meotmg or'd Btble s. ludy, 7: 30 "rnRUJL AN D FR EE Will BAPTI ST Church Leland Holey , pastor Sunday H hool 10 o rl) , gventng 'ervtce 7 30 p m Pra yer meeting , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m O IUR( t,-1 OF GOD of P1ophecy, located 011 th e 0 . J . Wh tl e Rood at! htghwoy 1b0 Sunday Sc hool 10 o rn Supe r mtendefll John Loveday Fln,l Wednesdo'f night of rnonth ( PMA serv1Ce!t , second Wednesday WMB mee ting, t hird thr oug h ftfth youth sor .... ice Gnot ge Croyle pasto r , fi OP£ BAPTI ST CHAPEl 570 Cronr St Mrddleporl , Re¥. Bobby l:tll..1m . Sunday school. 10 o .m ., wa"h1p . 11, even111g 7 J0 p m Thursday ~v cnrng Btble study ond pray er mce tmg 7 30 p rn Alftholed with I BC BRADFORD C H URC H Of CHRI ST Gob11el Mr01 po\tor Sunday !i.chool 9 30 o m morn tng chur Ch 10 30 o .m JurttOf chut<h program unde r dHeCiton ol Ka ren Mrot l or ch 1ldren , ') 10 diJrtng ro gu la1 chur ch hour m church basement . Sunday even rt lQ ~e r v 1 ce , 7 p.m , Wednesday SE! IVICC 7 30 p .m JUBil EE CHRI S11A N CE NlER Georges Cre~:~K Rood Chur ch ~d10o l q 30 o m , morntng war sh1p 10 30 even1ng serv1ce , 7 30 Prayer mee tmg WedneSday . 7:JO prn . I T PA UL IU1HERAN CH UR CH Corner of Sycamore and Second S t~ Pome roy . lhe Re Y. William Mtddle'>worth Poster Sunday St hoo l ot q AS o rn and Chur ch Scr ... t c~s 11 am SACRED HEART Rev Fat her Paul D. Welton posl or. Phone '191 2825 Saturday e .... entng Mas~ . 7 JO, Sunday Mou , 6 and lO am. Con i es~ ron , Sa turday, 7 7.30 p .m . CH RIS TIAN BAPT IS T On the Rou te 7 bypou Jam es E Keesee , pmtor Sunday schoo l , 10 o rn ; mornmg w or\hip 11 o m even · mg ~e rv1ce 7 lR INIT Y Chds t1on A ssembly . Coolv1lle Grlber t Spence1 po~ !or Su nday sc hool , 9 :30 o m , mornrng wo r ~hi p , 1I o .m Sunday e ... entll9 serVrce. 7 30 p rn , mtdweek prayer service Wednes day 7 30 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry were in Dayton for the funeral of their brother-inlaw, Robert Jones. Survivors include his wife, June McComas Jones, two daughters, Bobbl and Cindy and a son, David, along with one granddaughter. Burial was In Dayton. Mr. and Mn. LArry Stanley and· Anna, Edison, spend friday night and Sa!urday here with Mrs. Stanley 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Price, Dan, Nick, Cbad, and David, Columbus, visited her mother, Mrs. Cecil Blackwood, and other relatives here during the weekend. Mrs . Beulah Crabtree WJderwent hand surgery on Monday at O'Bleneas ' Memorial Hospital In Athens and Is now recuperating at he!!ohome. , -'"'\\ ::::::- v ~ "-""~ ::.\ ~1\J !-JCU3j...j V:::UR f14 :JNE NU\\BER 1;7 UNLI~TED. I ~:.v CC~\:: YCU ~A\ T ~A!...L5) 1 \ ::? !I..~ 3~=N ::\J tnornmg wor sh1p Carpenter Personals ' -A\ :: ~J ~::~ . ~ ..\r'\\ 2 ' :: .: .:::? T =::;r.:, ;)1{};. T#S ?' J5-EC \\\. ER .. Laurel Cliff INFWENCf TO;S::T IT I News Noh's AUendance at the free Methodist Church April 30 was 75. Mrs. James Gilmore has been returned home from Camden Clark Hospital. Mrs. Ernest Powell has been relurned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital. Both Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Powell attended church services Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey visited recently with Mr and Mrs. Harry Stahl . Mr. Mark Stahl, Stockdale, visited recently wilh Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schafer. Mrs. Jonny Douglas, Guysville, spent several -days recently with her mother, Mrs. Erma Fox. I WoNOt~, fflNd!: ••• IS ,.HE GOVE:Illl~ GCT,.ING Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on AprU 30 was 53, the ol!erlng was $28.96. Worship services were held at 10 :l5 with the Rev. Richard bringing the Thomas message from Matt. 16 :13-19 on the subject, "Jesus Builds on Solid Rock" cornerstone. Attendance at worshlp services was 25 . Let's remember thoae recently hospltallzed or ill ft home In our prayers : Genevieve Guthrie, Pete Follrod, faMle Bernard and LeaM Robinson. Communion services will be held here neat Sunday the 10:45 a.m. hour. _ Wednesday evening urvlces are held each week. at WO~SE THf "" rrs MY Frtlla\ , Ma\ 5 WOJlL.D GETTING. Gil 1S " """ 'O. Ntws BRIDGE l Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag SE.,.,.eR :> • NOI\T II + R fi Mt' l't'lli' Y + AKQ . • A 9 fl :t • K n + .I 5 :12 Vuln erable : Easi-Wcst Deal er. South North Pass Pass Ea!'il 'llp~mng lc•d South TN T Pm;~ 1 NT lly Oswald .Ju roby and Aian Sontag Whic h spa de honor ' hou1d you play at tn ck one., The question would be purely ae.ttdcmi c H the k111g bLJt you can see tha t E;-t sl has it and i:s going to· gt'l In 1977, former President righ t in with that ca re!. If E:ast r eturns his purtncr's suit, you arr jioi n ~ to mak~· - Whv dol's lw know Llu s' Hc (:nu:-. t· 1f Wt'~ t h o lds a Still ht'i Hird I>~ ktll )..!~Q lll'('l\ - 10 ltr: w t ll n pt ·n lh t' k 1ng , not Uw fourth bt st the s1g n llf TaunL<:.; . Now s uppo s~· s~~uth Jll ,tkl' 'i till' expert pht v of tlw qut•t•n of sp:ult• s Jo:.a s l gd s 111 '' 1I It till' k1ng of cluh:-. lit• !ll i t.J. sl 1ll shift lt J a dlillllOt l(l Smrw players JU ~t don't ltk c to rchHn lh t•Jr pHrlm: r 's s utl Bu t the rt· rs ,1 fat ' hdtt ·r t' ha n n~ that lw "Ill pl o~) ht " partucr for he~ v tn g kd th;•t thr<·c of spades frc1111 A tO ·I :1 " 1111d be able lo lake four s padt' lnl'kS 11ghl th en aud Unscramble tnese tour Jumbles. one lener to ea ch square to form lour ordtnary words RATYR 0 1 SOEBE t I CJ YARfll ~ W;J~!)~~ J • :1 BARNEY I EAT THREE SQUARE MEALS EVER' DAY AN' .ALL I GIT IS ROUND undt:r to tlnn k ill' \\Ill know fur s urT th ;rt Suutl1 al ... u klll g or sp ;ult•s, EAST + .I !I " .I 7 (i :' • QHlfi 5l t i\.JB • 97 +K4 Sll1J1'11 ~H'I 2 tu·~ t :-.p ddt• w1th tel' , tin ti llS da v Ill biSLOr)" In 1855, lhe f1rst hospitalm th e world operated exdusiw\y for women was upened 1n .Ncw York City. In 1942, Lhc World War 11 &llleofthe Coral Sea began . When 1t was uvc r the Japanese had lost ~9 ships, U1 e Umted States one aircraft earner . hold :-. till' WEST • 10 7 0 2 • Q 10 I BXTRAV/WAI.lU'. ~tars arc JuptMars, Vrnus and Saturn. Tlwse born on thi~ clctte are 'l'hL• t•vcning l·:ast d(JL'S ~~l't in s t o p~ he of clubs were held b)• West, Richard Nlxoo admitted in a TV in!A!rvlew he "let the American peo'ple down" by lying and aiding the Watergate cover-up whUe In the White House. ·1h t~ moon 1s appr 11achmg 11:-, new pha!:lc. The n ~n r n1 n ~ s tar I S With th; rl ktll J.'. trl (' I ll h ., : t nd If 5 • K !J • 7 4:1 + A Q 10 R I, SffitJ0 OJTFIT. IT AIN 'T NO WONDER I DONE PORELV WIF 'RITHMATIC IN SCHOOL -- tlwt P l' .'i \\Ill the <Ht' day olt978 w1th 241 fn !! m~ . lu Spade ace play loses 0 tJ!IME 11£. 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Now arrange the ctrcled letters to fonn the surprise answer, as sug · gested by the iibove cartoon I I I I ) t I XI I I J" (Answers lomorrow) Yesterdays IH'IU!-.1 r J 1 Otlll'l'- wtsc, lht' ch•al stands . ± j Jumbles ELEGY HAREM TAUGHT UPWARD Answer --No. h requlr" certtful m•nn.,.. to make your gueata fMI11: homt when you wish thii - TIIEY WIMf 10 , w1111N- 1 1 0 - . 0 - llw $1 36[>001· p-'d from Jumt:M, do ~'* ;..,.,- . b 34, Notwood, N.J. 07848. lnCiUtCtl ~rl\lfM,eclchlt, .OOdtllndfi'IIM~~lDfllw I I tCPI �)J- The Daii'(,Sentinel, Middlepol}·Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, May 5, 1978 10- The Da1ly Senlinel, Middle ort Pomeruy, 0 , F n da) , May 5, 1978 ~antedtoltent wANTAn CHARGES I~ WAN! 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Heated born ' Fr an Porne roy comrng up Rt 7 turn le ft or l1 ght Go 3 mrle5 to All1ed and Gal m• l eroCR II? lurnlel t Go/ nrle.,robrg prnlo. house on lefr born on lett 1orr Dooon turn r ghton.:~ 1 J 8 0 Ser ... rce lou erly (o,~o ~ Te ~o co Rutland now open vr< e and management Com mower A C ser reporr nany tomoro plan ts bosker~ hongmg lo.md ~ and Ro cr1 FO R MEMOHIAL Day ~ eltKI•on e Beoul+lul f lower~ 5pron CtOS~f>s I oye ~ Gdt Mrdrllepo r Shop N 7nrl Sr 975 CR 175 El~rnore H or do QQ') 763'1 )Q72 1:?5 CO RSAGES MOTHER S Day flro11 a OIIQt>rner Is Wood I ber llowat~ Reo;.onobly p 1 ed Mod f' 10 o rder q9') 6368 CJS 1978 GOLDE N tAGL~ Dt> u~e Help~anted Onl ~ 4QC() ntle~ Sell ng t o buy cor Call 9 5 997 7113 fRIENDl V HOME loy Po tre5 no .... 3SO HONDA Pnced lor qur cl-.. ~ole See ~! don Wo bu•n or call '" our 23rd yeo• ts e)(pondtng qcr} 780~ of re ) 00 pm and ho~ opt! 1rn 9~ lor Mnr togen and Dea le r'> P01ty Plan e ' BEN FRANKliN l11 eploce Scree1 perten c e helpful Our grate Hue Co I o lte S 30 pm guoren reed toys and gdt ~ ~ell 9'17 6101 thern~el ve!o N o ca sh "'"'e!or nter rt N o ~e r vrce charge 10 SIX ROOM hou~c Ut lrly roorn 10 • 10 wood utlhty budd ng nIt c u~tomer5 No coll ~or 19 del ver rng (or phone Jere'> so v Coli coil('{ 1 (a, 0 1 Doy 518 .:r89 83Q5 ~orne pe FO R roo f rng ~ pout r ' 9 duct wor lo. Mulot be e ~ renr ed sready work good pay If ntere~ted wrltP ~ toli ng eKpe11ence BoK 150 Pt Pleo !ocnt W Vo 25550 BABVSI IT ER IN c h rl drer1 my ha nH• Mu lot ha .. e re lerences Phone Lemley 74') 2003 Utcry Pornero..dvcts lop p <C sow trmber Call Kent Ha nby I 4.:16 LPr.,ur P. f-01e!ot Pr o l or stondu g 991 5905 o 8570 OlD MET Al SHOWER wrth l rberglo~! bo !lorn lrlu:o n1 w S60 Mo1 th o fa ~ 33 Cu~t er Sllept M1d dleporr 1q71 MODEl MASSEY ~e rgu~on 1JS tract o m good <and han 09) )9()~ FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERJ.O-PELS Ja c ~ • Monm s Furn tur e 70 N Sr Mrddleporr Phon P per ton Co S CA~ HS l or JUn~ coro; Frye~ True !. and Aut o Po r~ Wrecker ~er ... •ce l tre '>ale and Repou Rut lo rd 74'} :7081 Of PPnnJol 14'} Q5/) CURRENCY poclo..Pt tokPn'> wotrhe!o and old chorn!o ~ l ... er and gold We- rteeOT964 and older s+l ,..er co •m Buy sell o r trade Coli Roger Wom~ley 7J7 7331 OLD CO MI C book!. ch ldren ~ book \ etc PO So )' 151 At he ~ 01110 614 593 7999 buy ]J (ha nel \y~tem CB onltHlllo SbO plu~ PA lrke r ew 991 7040 SUPfR A hot t or w1 1h hydfOulfc Good runn1ng <and, I tOrt New l+re~ Wrt h plows ond mower ~ 1200 frrn (allo lterS I H 097 5609 PLANT S FOR !lALE Cabbage 1omato mango hoi pepper rele•v btocrol JWhnro., mar rgol ds Don Stobort Rr ') ~0< Jn(' q49 1342 TRI\CIOR 1957 Coop Po wer toke oil Drag plow~ Ol•vef 14 n on rubber 61-4 66 7 336 4 f or Rent J AND 4 RM lu rrushed and un lur n1shed 5434 ap t ~ Phont> 997 MOBILE Home Pork Routs 33 r1or th of Pom eroy la rge lots Coli qcn 7479 COU N1RY SMAt I API w• table fm only one Furn1'hed Coll9l17 5267 even ng • , mtle from Me rg~ H1gh School on Old Rt !RAilER SPACE PAIR OF good pld t! orm Hole\ 175 Call 991 J071 liN~ posh Mode lr om 3 hco ... y stee l prpe S It uoss arrn 10 lee t roll or rnode to su1 t you 39 .119 Cl05 l qas 197 1 FORD l TO $175 lwm loun rlry rub ~ 1 1on furnace and rorlro tor coo,! 110n I o,moll ~ t l ch en s Hor ... ey leamond Br oadway !It Roc •ntJ n" 33 997 79 4 1 or 997 2b89 CI TIZENS Our new SENIOR rente's ass•slance you moy be able to ''"'e •n our apartment for less than $50 a month For rn l orrno t• o n con tor t more V1llogs Man m Aportmer t~ 997 77B7 IVVO BEDROOM Trader odu lh 50 2 bedroom tnobde hbme Rocme area 992 5858 11 EED A WATER . 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Let Pomeroy landmark soften & cond ttton your water w1th Co-op only 991 J:314 10 \,llr' w1ter softener Model UC S\1 1 No w On ly '289.95 111 SMAll RURAl horne wtth c.onve n etlCfH wr,te box 7'19 0 c o Darly Sent mel Pome roy Oh•o I URNI)HEO APT near Rocme S130 per month ~~~~9 1?53 Pt H ,,.., Let us test your water Fre Pomeroy landmark Cl Jack W C•rsey Mgr - STORV lr om(' h ou~e b room s and both cell ot ou t burld111gs 4 DriP' lnnd nl Pdgr> ol Rutland (olllple 1e flo lc1 hooh up also L b on ~ ~ opp to ~ ed prope rty ot SI S 500 Phonf' TWO l ull t:>qu rum 3 bedroon hone 2 fu ly corp<> le d k1r chen v..1th 11\ TCr HJ 1urol gm. lur naCf• ((.>r IJOI o rr cond1 t onrr1g 011 a 100 K 100 lot f-e11<ed yot d S35 500 Phone qq7 014 5 37 IN ACRE fo11n -4 bed roo l l hou~e Free go\ located S rndc~ we'.> I of Pomer oy on SR 114 ~ or rn l or mo1r on coli 304 ! 13 SJ?7 ~UlLAND 6 HOBSTETTER REALTY roorns d wote1 bl..e) Hrll wooded A C R~ ..,h o r e lo r ~ ~tho o l~ H1gh I Pomeroy, Ohio PHONE 992 6333 Office Hours 9amto4pm Clo sed Thu rs day s and Saturday s at noon I Your Full T1m e Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING FARM FOR SALE , 71 Ac res Cheste r Tw p a ll fenced 45 acres pastu re 22 ac res o1 It Ronne 3 , acre ~ Beautdul 5 bed room 3 bo th home Cor 1 pletely remodeled and carpeted Hao, both go~ and elec tfiC furnace large co, poll and ~ t orage bu• ld1t19 Cen tf ol For rl cropland On e a cr e farrr pond slacked 7 rooms bath wtt h .t bed rooms STROUT mode r n k rtc hen la rg£ llvtng room w rth f 1repl ace Clly wale r & dnlled well formot• on coll9 49 7018 por l tol Phone 992 2111 new st ory sh rng le 7411BBI known as the Ja mes Ba rl ey fa r m Exce llen t buy a 158 000 7 I ACRE LOT S FOR SALE - Pmed a l $3 150 00 each WE NEED LISTINGS WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US ACRES OF VA CANT GROUND rn Harrtsonv dle ~ Cher yl Lemley Assoc1ate Home Phone 74 2 2003 Hilton Wo lfe , Sr ASSOCiate Home Phone 949 1589 Georg e S HobsteHer J r area 804 W Mam Pom eroy After story frame 3 8 R bath por ches garage large lot $5 900 00 MOVING Need to sell J bedroom s balh porches equ1pped krlchen 11ery nr ce lol $11 000 00 LARGE HOME 15 room ~ CONTACT lots Pauley Branch Manag er basemen t rn lawn garag e rrght LOOK JUST $16 000 00 BRAND NEW - Ranch type J BR balh f1re pla ce lor mal drn rng lovely kr l chen carpor t and storage 1 le vel acre $35 900 00 1 YEAR S OLO - Here rs a buy J B R 7 ba lhs formal drn rng nrce krlc.hen carport stor age 1 acre SJJ 000 00 75 acres len ced some trmber plan h ome nrce wrlh I f loor lots of d one sm al l barn remodelrng ba sement iJO850 00 CAL L F OR INFORMATION ON OUR PHOTO L1 STING S WILL HELP SEll YO UR PROPERTY HENR Y E CLELAND REAL TOR HANK KATHY& LEONA CLELAND R EALTOR ASSOCIATES 991 2ll9 991 "91 Broker Home Phone 992 5739 CENTRAL REALTY CO. 2• 1 baths nat gas hoi wafer heat 9 91 229 8 Hou rs Ca ll 991 71 33 FOR QUI CK SALE - RT 33 - 10 ACRES ol land a long Rl lJ 4 lane IVSI north at Pomeroy Ntce home srtes Ask ng Sl2 800 ACRES - Wt lh a ntce 1'1 story house mostly ca rpeled wt f h 3 or 4 bedrms lrvtng rm family rm wrth I r ep la c e basemen I fue l orl furnace gara g e and ou tburld ngs Some fencr ng plenty of road fron tage and garden space Ctty water and drtlled w ell Loc close to hosp tal and sc hool at Lau re l Cliff Askt ng 40 ACRES dug well Abou t mrnerals Askmg 17 acres ftllable S1 1 SOO Some woods and commercial Call for es11mate 24 hour serv1ce Anyday anyt1me Phone 985 3B06 Jack Ginter 985 3806 R.e s 1dent1al Jack's Septic Tank semce Bo x 3 Chester Omo 10 JOc Ph 992 2848 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, 0 3151f c BEST QUALITY INTERIOR ROGER HYSELl "Get A load Of This" WETHERAU CONCRETE Henderson 675 1582 Hartlord 881 2171 Phone 992 3748 or 991 5020 FREE PARKING 3 Jl I mo UNION OPERATED J JO I mo BOB'S KING jUILOERS SUfPLY CO. ' 4 10 tt< I~EI DELTA AUTO PAINTING Rt I Middleport OhiO 24 Years ServiCe SPRING SPECIAL Complete Patnf Jobs Smoll Cars SIDO 00 large Cars Sill 00 Trucks Sl75 00 Body work & repa1r S1 00 per mch usmg on tv the best Dupont materials 742 1010 4 9 1 mo DURA STEEL RADIAL " THE MILEAGE MAKER " LIST $7831 SBS 01 S89 19 BR7Bxl3 GR78xl4 HR78xl5 MODERN SUPPLY SALE $44 88 S5l 97 S5S 17 Small entlne & mower 5erv1ce Massev Ferguson & Gibson Trllers, LAwn Boy Mower Sales & Service AI Tromm Const. 742 1118, l P M to 9 p M Order Now Mount by Appl ' 399 W. Mam St Pomeroy. Oh1o Ph. 992 2164 0 4·1 mo. 4 30 1 m o AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER CARTER PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. For Sales & ServJ<e Phone 9917113 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINT S- Here 1san e<eellen l J bedrm house wrth 1' j bath s k rtc hen w1 !h bu If rn a p pl ian ces lamrly rm w.th ftrepla ce all nrcely carpeted F ull basement wrth wood burntng stove Atta ched (2 car) garage Chr ysl er Atr Temp centre / heat ng and coo lmg Very low elec b rlls AIJ th1s and 100 Mom St Pomeroy , Oh1o Pomeroy 991 6282 or 992 6163 8AMto430PM EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 210 E Main St Pomeroy, Ohio SALES AND SE R\11 CE 11 9 lie You Have :arefully Chosen Your love, Your Rings, Your Gown Choose w1th As Much Care Your Weddmg <:, J Phototrapher ({. 1~ I ' ~~ \'ij PHOTOGR~PHY BAKER Tnt PMtograpt'ly Of Llff 1 llaktr 4 4 1mo Middleport. Ohio • tJ 1 approx one acr e land Have a look Only S47 900 LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wr lh a nrce 1 1 story house wtth 3 bedrms and 11 ? baths Mos t ly carpeted B1g central firepl ace w1th heata la tor Small barn and abo ut 20 a cres fenced Ntce coun try se tttng off blacktop road Pr 1ce $ 4/ 000 W A1U~ WHL Gran t /41 house and garage space on St R1 12A rn bedrrn Wi ll buy a good 5 bedr house wtfh large flvrng room and kttchen ? baths ba se men t F A na1 gas heal rn Chesler 514 300 l 1 1 acres Wrth n1ce I bedrm mobrle home wtth ? rms buill on wt th trreplace W ork!lohop wrth oth er bu lld rngs Eastern Loca l T ..,., We Neeif. LtSIIngi' ·~.:~ "'<~~ ., We ha"V e buyer s for many type s of property CALL JIMMY DEEM AISO<Jate , 949 2388 d1illrr;~ r1ecd DO YOU gra ... oJ? Wrlhorn I :J~]t,l Co li lunc~ror e B J or Oo r~ t 742 /8!>0of re • op1' APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our serv1 ce department and wtll ser"Vtce Hotpornt a nd Pomeroy landmark .._....... Phone 992 2181 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLIPOLIS Eventng s Call or 444 788 1 Com Phon(' 94q 1-487 or 949 7000 Rocrne Ohro C1rll 81od l ord ElWOOD BOWER S REPAI R loas le !I 11 om all small oppi!Orl(e:, La wn mower Swee pe rs 3H25 REMODEliNG Plurnb•ng hcot•r 9 and all r~p e~ of gen(!IOI 1cpou Work guaranteed 20 year s o• penence Phone Q9? 2409 SEWIN G MACHIN~ Re p0115 ~er ll•te all 1nalo. es ~1 '1284 The Fob• I( Shop Po rntHay Au thomed Smger Sole\ and Scrv• ce W e sho1pen SCI':i~Or!i tXC A VAT ING do1er loode1 o1d ba chh oe wo1lo. dump true !..\ and lo boy\ lor hue wr/1 haul fill dr ll to ~a d luncstonc and gr ovel Call Bob O f Roger Je f f £! 1'> d ay phon e 99') 7089 mght phone 991 JSLS or 991 5732 and dr t cher do 1er backhoe Charles R Ho t A ND MAR l iN h se ptt c sys l oms doLer boc~hm~ du rnp t ruck I mestone gra ... el blackt op po ..,mg Rt 143 Phone 1 {6 1-t ) HOWERY t o vo t ng 69H 7331 BAI H ROOM S AND K.t chem rcmodelod cer am• c Ide plurn brng carpe n try and general tno n1e1 once 13 years ex perrenco 992 3685 PULLINS EXCAVATI N G Complele 5 £H v rce Phone 992 2478 WINTER GEl to you r ho u\e? let u!. rnokc nece~ so ry repoHs AI l 10mm Cons truc tiOn 7A2 2328 POOLS PUDDLE ~hopes A l l sttes and Swlll'1 pools 2 yean e•pe11ence free es trmo tes onyth1ng you need lo r underground ~ w1m pools New chcm•col and .supply s tore A lbany O tu o P h one 6tlfl 698 6555 ( Alter 6 pm 614 689 525 1 Jo hn Je tler5 or 689 5265 811! Gdlell e ) We ore NOT all wet on PRIC ES ~Jobile Homes for 1iale bcdroo rn 99'} 7-4 79 l~ <.ellcn t cond+I IOI Boc k Hoe Se r,..r ce l(ut1and Oh• o Phone 74'12000 Wilt do roo l mg cons trucllo n plumbmg ond heoltng No 1o b roo Iorge Of tao ~mo l l Ph one 742 13-48 bedroom bn ck hom e near i'lnd shopprng center Has I' '1 bath s level IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU SAVE ON CARPniNG DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LOT All urpet mstolled Jng ot no <hargo •~:.~... lnslollotlon Rubber Back Carpet As Low~~ '4.81 :'.:a V'- select you m u s l carefully -~RPETCONSULTANT RUnAND FURNITURE 742. 2211 ea rs 8 Set ys Th1 s person has a bean ng on 14 Vex you r accompllshme nls 16 Furrow TAURUS (Apni20 May 201 Dec1 17 Phases sro ns spearhead Eagle's" It u s /r al ro ns Matn tarnrng a coo t head w rll kee p 22 23 9 Cuddle 11 Havtng a made ou1 ol anger or 18 HThe Lone sp• le Ieday w•ll onl y ca vse you 10 15 Molding addr l 1onal monogram 20 sense 2.1 French Of an lh1 ngs ngh l F• nd oul wh o til Loser to HST Italian c1ty yo u re roma niJcall y su1ied lob\ 20 Apportion .,.._,,_..,.-~­ sendmg fo1 10vr co py ol As tro 21 Canadian Grap h Lelle r Ma•l 5o ce nl s lor Indian each and a lo ng w II only hurt you r self rl you don t exerc1se ca lm ness You VIRGO !Aug 23-Sept 221 II s - eno ug h to take o n ad dr /ronal ex pe n d i! Ufes Be p r ude nt eowen I someone you are wt th today 1s no t 14-Nov 11) tod a y Remembe r peopl e are more wr ll! ng to compromrse tl they re no t pushed rn lo a co r leave you tr mes today •• •I to yo ur lr k1ng AQUARIUS (Jan 20· Feb 19) Anyone who doesn t readr l y QO alo ng wllh wnat you want today may experience yo u r wra lh Comrn g down t1eavrly on the wrong guy wtll cause you a heap o f I rouble PISCES (Feb 10·Morch 201 II your 1ogrs!1CS are p oo rly planned loday you re gomg to was te a lot of trme an d steps Sel up a sensible tl merary Ad here to rt ARIES (March 1t·Aprll !91 Mak ng a sudden sw l ch tn fav o r of new plans could be a costly mrs l ake today Take t m e to sludy al l pr o po sal s and meth ads presen l ed 10 you ASS N 1 k--11---+- + - +---l- CRYPTO<I lJ OTE - • A thought for th e da y Latm wnter Pubhhus Syrus sa1d, "Many recerve advice , few profit by 1l " BOWLING Fnd•y Night Lad1es Apnl18, 1978 Standings Pts Team PI Mason Glass 78 Kapple's Pennzo1l 72 \/Jsta No J 72 Parker s A I Se r v tce 62 Brll s Qual1ty Body Shop 50 landmark 26 High ream gam e - PI Mason Glass 370 and 356 landmark 3AJ Hrgh learn series - PI Mason Glass 1046 Vlsla No J 987 Landmark 984 High lnd game ~ Betty Whlllal<h 168 and 163 El tamay Norton 16l Dolt1e Nelson 158 High 1nd serres - Bett y Whlflal <h 48l, Eltama y Norton <Il l, Lorle Moore 363 I • SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 7:00 P.M. t ' y Sz XZEBZX B ZE r J J!fljj KrnK teuu rcs In 1970, fo ur students at Kent Slate Umver sit) (Oh10 1 were killed when Natlunal Guardsmen on duty to control campus de monstra t iO ns opened fire ORDINANCE NO 106178 An Ord lllance to APPROVE ADO PT A ND E N ACT T H E 19 78 RE PL AC E ME NT P AG E S T O T H E CO DI F I ED O RDINAN CES AN D D EC L A R IN G A N EMER GEN CY W H ER EAS or vartous eluded rn t he Cod Ired • ' Auctioneers note (we will have a ,sale every week at this location) WHEREAS ce rt arn tra ff rc and m rsdem ea nar pro~J I S•ons shou l d be re·,"sed to comply w il h cu rr ent Sta te l aw anc:J WHEREAS the CO d lfiCat OM Of SU Ch Or d •nances logelher wtfh the new ma n er to be adopted rhe matters to be amended and th ose to be repealed are bef ore the Council N OW T HE R EFORE Be I t o r da 1ned by th e Council of the V rl la ge ot Mrddleport as follows Sec 1 That th e ordmances of the VIl lage ol Middleport Oh to of a gener a l an d per . • rurr~ dutdoor all breeds Clean I Equipment Co. I WANTED L gh r col 0 1 ed G Pr 11011 51 epf erd PhonP alt er 4 30 p rn 'J(I2 5623 S1UO FO il ~ervrce Reg+ ste red Ouort€1 ho rse ~ tol l nn Good co nlrr rno t on Well bt ed Swenrrolto 57 $50 grade rn o 1e ~ $7 5 rcgr s tercd 6105937390 \ard Sale cod es t rt les chap t ers sec t tons w llh the Re p lacemen t Pages 10 Codlf ted Ordrnances he r eby approved YA HD SA LE lhur s Fr1 a td ~a t 4 5 b at Hob \on by 1 ad o od rroclt s h e r yth ng l1k e ruw Ro .n c an ce l ~ Q9') b 173 FAMILY Yard Sole Sy o cv~e Bo l Sorne rh ng Ia everyo te ca n cel s Av o 1 d ,she s So l May Por k Rarn 6 '>rre clo th mg to the ar e and thts VIl la ge SE C II Th e lo ll ow rng ne w ordrna nce ma ter ial JS he reby ad opted In order Ia comply wit h c urr enl State Ja w p ublt c: a1t on of w hrch rn su mm .u y tor m as set forth be-low •n con1u nc tron wrlh the pu blt cat ron ot lh 1s Drd rnance .s requ •r ed by Oh10 R C mo tor• zed gam blrng house ) I I 0.4 Pub l ic Gam .ng 511 OS Chea tmg 517 06 Me tho ds a d uctl ng of b m oo con game pr oh rbtt lons 517 07 Brngo records 517 08 B 1n go operat or pr oh b rl ions 517 09 Bingo exce pl lons SE C Ill This Ord ina nce rs hereb y declared to be an em erge ncv me asu r e a nd I ts lmm ed 1a1 e passage ts neceS$iH Y in order to prese(ve protect and main tain the health , s af e ly and welf ar e of the c• trze ns of Constt t utlon SEC This Ordi na nce be 1n 1m m ed ralely follow• ng IV shalt ta kt '"-4 • . -' • I.I ' . ~"e lrCONOM't .:;,·,,.. r: raN l ·' ; ' SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE Reed s vtlle , 0 A GREAT WAY TO Q the Best Used Car Deals in Town! 1978 Cadillac Aeetwood $AVE Mr Karr's demo Large selection 1978 Oldsmobtles ready for dehvery We are ready to deal So hur(y rn. prck yours out Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteou s sales men .. Marvtn Keebaugh or George Harns M L Kelly Pres •dent of Counc il 4 cyl auto lrans glass Jrd door Sharp ' rad10 raltye wheels prn !;tnpes ful l trrmmed rn red 18 000 m de!io whtte 1976 Ford MaveriCk 4 dr ~--'3695 6 c yl auto tra ns PS P B AC 1975 Ford Granada Gh1a 2 drJll \1 8 au lo tra ns P S P 8 rn l vi n yl root N rce rad io - 6 cv l 3 speed trans 3995 1 A C slereo, luxur y 1974 Ford Pmto 3 dr Runaboull--- 2195 1 step bum per 1974 Ford Pinto 2 dr- - - - '1895 4 cyl , auto trans 1975 Ford Granada 4 dr- -- - '3275 6 cyl J speed trans defrost 33 000 mrles rad•o vtnyl roof elec rear 1975 Ford Granada 2 dL----- 13295 6 cy l , auto tr ans P S radiO, viny l roof 1974 Ford Mavenck Grabber 2 dr-~'2595 302 VB auto lrans mil es 5t1 arp P S, A C Grabber pack 38 000 1974 VW Super Bug 2 drr- - - 12395 1977 Ford F-100 '3995 300 CID eng J speed lrans , P S short bed slyle5l de, t1e down hooks v1nyl mserl bodyslde moldgs step Pete Burrts Pomeroy 991 $141 . ._ _ _ _ _ _ Eve~ J~os.v ntll' oo-111 s p m S•t '3395 1975 Ford F·100 300 CID eng bumper J s p ~ trans 1974 Chev, C-10 6 Karr & Van Zandt F1nanctng 1977 Ford Putto 3 dr Runabout- - '3295 bumper Now In Stock "You'll like Our Quality Way of Dong 8us1nen" GMC Anest Gene Grate Clerk 1 V 8 auto lrans P S P B vm yl rool 2 p1ece A C AM radta ws w radral t 1r es 18 000 mtles e ff ect and 19)8 5495 1977 Ford T-Bird 2 dr HT and of. lh e 5 17 0 1 Def m•ttons 5 17 02 Gamb l mg 51703 Opera t mg a tCOIIOMV 111001 turndiH bil~Qtr tol,llj~tt 1oM Mo.,., plllw nil b ulld~rt 10 attn ~ Ill Ifil l Mo 1 w or~ uo w a~ lnwer luel cu\1 all qur VALUE RATED 1978 Ordr nan ce as a part he reof and f ri ed w1th th e permanent 7] I 13 GRAND OPENING 2 DAYS May 6 & 7th 3786125 . '" 18900 1977 Cadillac DeVIIIP. SP.d .. ... 1978 Cut. Sedan 4 Or.. ,1 .~~·.~:~~ .~~. 1. . . . .. '6295 1977 Cut. Wagon . .. .. ......... ,", ... .. . '5995 1976 P~. Volare Sed ... ... .. ............... '3195 1 1976 Cad. DeVille Sedan ........ .. ...... 7500 1 1975 Cad1llac Deville Cpe., Gold 5600 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe. 1 .~ ..~'~.".'.. , .... . '3495 1975 Cad.' Deville Cpe.. .. ... ?.:- ~!'..... ...... '4995 1974 Olds 98 lux. Cpe .. .. ......... , .. .. .. 12995 1973 P1nto WaJ~on .... ... .. ,............... '1095 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed,.... .. .. ... .. .. . '1795 1973 Cad. Deville ,Cpe, .. ..... .. ............ '1995 1973 Cad, Deville Sedan ,.. .. .. .. .. . .. •. '2495 1973 Olds 88 HT SP.d ... ... ... .... .... , ..... '159'i 1972 Clodge ,Charger .... .... .. ,........ ,... '1295 '36!1!i 1976 MustanR II Co~ra records SOc Per Car and "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" Iorge One book form co py of I he 19 7 8 Re p l a cemen t Pages shall be ce r t t fted as corre c t by th e Ma lfOr and the Clerk o f o rdma nce reststanc e . bed clothe~ Broug ham altached Buy Sell or Trade M1dd epor t May 6 8 9 a dop ted Counc il Free mspect10n of rgn1t1on , pomts sett1ng (dwell and Tune up and cooled SPRING Yard Sole So t May 6 and Su 1 M ay 7 10 t II ? Th1CC nrles so u th of M1d dlepor 1 on Rt 7 a 1 Froddre Moo c ~ Watch !or ~ rgn s 0 Jt:> e+ srte bP.d sp read rugs cur tom ::; glo~~wor e 1rce clean do thes 1ca 1s e tc ~~VERA L VALLEY DRIVE-IN Horton Stree1 Rt 33 North of Athens, Ohto IF YO U hove o scr.,.!Co to oll e won t 10 buy o r ~co il o,ome tf111 g oe look ng l o r wo r~ or YA RO SA lE F ondSo t Moy ) & b 155 Pe ar l 51 Mrddl cpor t wha tever vou II get fC~ufb l a st er w tlh a )entrr'le l Wont Ad fOUl( FA MILY G arage Sole Co ll99'1 2156 Sotufdyo only Rom o r ~hrne tl 30 TO 5 00 Cur tarn ~ plant~ BIG b Day Garag e and Porch Sole dr-. ht ~ k,d., clothes fP.we lry Apn l 30 t o May 5 A ero\~ lrorn e tc R o{ ~ ~ pr1 n g~ beh rnd Fogle\ong fur No I H omr> l a,rgrouqd on lwp ~ Rd 7q Mm on WV lnh of dr\he'> on Follow ,s rgns trque~ rn1sc D lleren l rtern~ each day 10 b Rarn or ~ h me YARD SAl E 8/9 South Jrd Ave THREE YA~D sales lhur ~ Frt or d Sal May 4 5 & b Crow~ ~ubd1vrs on at F1ve Pon1t~ s engtne 5 19 95 Fueltn1ect1on 524 95 (304)7735386 lAR G ~ lnr L~u!":~-----J Openrng Specral s Good thru May 13th ~.~nd1flon 1 trmmgl 742 3076 I I I I I EVERY SUNDAY 9 00 00 Now Op e n m Mason May 4 5 omJ 6 on State Rt 325 1n Do nv1lle Oh•o I 0 5 Al so a power saw ond a weddmg gown to ~ell men s ~h1r 1 -. s•r es small and JUIHOr clot he.. "le'• 5 & 7 Co li I ~~ VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS 9 West I 1 POMEROY, 0 I PH 992 2176 I lnlernatronal I Harvester I New Idea HIDDEN TREASURES WAGON WORKS s w YARD SALE Sy n dttat~ SE RVICE ~ lANDIN G all manen t na ture as rc..,. sed recod lhed r earr anged and consol•da led tnto component 1<1 18 Il l S lrc ' and g somu new rtems Clo th es l or Fr om 9 ? Phone 985 424 7 1 SA J VMX toy ~ I>'Cf g1ay col1 co Or drnances " nd • force lis pa ss a ge an d a p p r ov a l Pa sse d the 24th da y ot Ap r tl • lndoo Gtoom!l DOG OBEDIENCE Clo ss l o r rn 1q row Co I I 367 0550 gorne-. ., ----------, ! MEiGS I Ruth Reeve~ Albany 1614 )698 3790 RISING S I AR Kennel Boor drng ~ o ddlu~ •eco rd s 5 elemen t bca111 books hou se hold 11erm baby s State la w as r eQut r e d by Arttcle X v 111 Sect ron 3 ot The AUCTIONEER BILL BROWN tens I yea r olrl red wt AI o Pho n e 643 11 544 ho HOOf HOL lOW Horses Buy \e l trade o r lfOIIt New and u~~d Phone 992 2181 lu tn rlure com1ng m . t 2 to 5 wec lo. o d l o ng horr ed lo.rl r.,t• lor Sale at R•char d SpPnce r s 111 ! uppe1'!, Plarns on Rt 7 May ) rh and 611 Wooden bed nony o th er re 11s clo rh, 19 q 30 to 5 ( RYI'TOQUOTES Oh io co nd1t on 1q7 3 Pl VMOU IH CUDA A slo. ng $17 50 B4J 206 1 o f h~ t 5 prn One lett er s rm p l) st 111ds for n1oth e t In !Ius s unplc \ I S YA RD SALE One day o nly f r May 5 on Srl11er R dgc Road o il used f or th1 lh rec I ~ X fl t 1h l t\\11 Os t !l srnglt l l tt<r ~ CR 36 Electri c ra n ge wash 1pos trophes t he l<'n gth :1nd f o tm 11 nt 1 f II t \\tltd s n til ~ l ond old V• c t r o lo wilh l11 nt s E11r h d t \ th e code l ei II rs trc d !IT('t( n1 Middleport Ohio and tor the fu r t her re ason thai '' •s necessa ry to l:) r lng the T ra ll lc and Gen e ral Off enses Codes Into com pl lenu with cu r rent • Terms of Sale : Cash or Check wrth post live I 0 Not respoMrble for accidents TW O SEV lN week old Ge11nott Shepherd pup p• es a 1d !.> woelo. o ld b1 ugl~e hout d puppm s Folhe• ~ eKcellenl huntr ng dog tl43 7961 CA DillA C ELDORADO ( Icon &Mce ll er11 Pho ne 9Q'"J 7 <1 62 YARD SAlE I ONGFE I I 0\V Located at Ma1n St . on the south end of Rutland. Watch lor signs All new merchandise. household furntshmgs, ref.. TV sets. couches. recliners. pots and pans. garden tools, hand tools. socket s~ts, pa1~t. pamt brushes. stoves. toys, btcycles. loads of other ll'lsc. 1tems st1ll • Here', how to 1\ork it AXYIJIB~AXR Is drnances of a gene ral a nd per manent n a l urc ha~Je been passed whrch should be rn AT THE RUTLAND AUCTION BARN 1971 OUR FAMilY Yo d 'iol t• or Brll Pull ns re srdente Mud Sock ~ oo d Alfred Ohro Moy 4th 5th ond blh q 6 Clo th ng 111 !ants a n d up U n r l o nn ~ lur Ill lu re glm~wore bo ~~ nell ond rnod nHsc Rorn canceh. h1g hl y drsap pornted AUCTION • • $12 I H REE FAM IL'( Yo d So le May .t 50 from 9 to .1 Be11y Moore, ru ~ rden c e Rt 7 By p o'> s Wold l or stgn s wrll co nd llt o n s na t Sel l canto• tod Ca nton Ear I Gal k ey r 011 vruw Ht !o Pome roy Oh .o 1q73 JAVE LIN 5 1 ClC(I r 11le., New pont Good cord•tron $1300 949 2:J71J 95 lard Sale " UAII.Y K 977 24 tr W ldcr ness Com pe t lor l1t e~ Ches h•re Plo le(614 )36 70791 You co uld wrnd up cop ng wrth t N EW S PAPEJ~ E NIE~PFII S E l ow V 8 eng m~ 01 P S P B new rod1al tH e:, ' od10 and topo v1 r1yl top EMccllcnt CO ffrlt! !O 1 57600 614 tl4 3 7432 be ll ca n t or ned 5086 ~9) m dt~age Any U S made < ar~oar·tsl extra 1f needed Excl front wheel dnve cars ~ LE 1 KZRR vox J ZZ Q J ner SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec BSRLDM E Z 21) G1ve you £ co mplete att en DJTZXLEI tton to anyth tng you wo rk on Yesterday's Cryptoquote ON THE DIFFUSION OF EDUCAloday A cos tl y mrs take co u ld TION AMONG THE PEOPLE REST THE PRESERVAT ION res u lt tf you re carele ss AND PERPETUATION OF OUR FREE INSTrTU fJ ONS CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 191 DANIEL WEBSTER Depen drng o n oth er peop l e for yo ur good SPECIAL Bnnks Ha . . rn g a gtve and tak e aHtl ud e mrg h t b e drf ft c u lt to ac hr e~Je CO "d t1 o 1 P LY M OU TH N e wly overhoulod $300 985 4 191 Stoll Rood 248 ') • n•l"'~ l• ut •r lo ng 8a tt orn so 39 Enthusiasm L-...L-.J....J~..l.­ don 1 s1art today If you do a par n fu llesson mtght have to be 992 5156 24 FOOl CAMI'!:H Frorl lo. lill Good !>O r 1101y own ego You mus t be 37' Mens sana Dble C !t~Je abou t your ca pab rl! an corpore nol lrke you to be ca /l y and talk 38 Comp lete w th nwnmg 1mks and elect•rc broke hoolo.up BU ICK Pho ne qcn :)183 1974 CHEJ ROL EI IMPAlA state ttes ARI StOC RAT Camper Slaeps b wilh ~ r o"'e o"e n s nk lumo ce Ortd poll a pony 1971 27 Braztltan your SCORPIO (Ocl 1971 Pomeroy landmark '-4~-+--1---1 'i9,. J~ck W Carsey Mgr and pal ence T k t CANCER (June 21·Ju ly 211 30 a e 1 on Don I trr gger unnecessa ry d s the sens ton tod ay tf yo u happP.n to 31 Penod In run rn lo someone who sa ltlll e history unpleasan l Sm le Kee p Ihe 33 Ascended ~~~ rJuly 23 Aug 22) Be rea l s 35 State Fr 110 abou l yo ur goa ls loday or 36 Period of ~au re lrke ly to be trrpped up by offiCe behind someone s back 1977 PON ri AC CATAli NA $BOO 992 7453 vrnyl rap SO 000 mdos 997 5545 du 1 ng t hfi day Call Now For AppOintment lo ASiro Grap h P 0 Box 489 21 Trudge Rad1 o C• ly Slahon N Y 100!9 25 Gram m<lle-k-11-+- l----f:'i' Be sure to spec 1l y b1r th stgn cule GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Res t lessness cou ld ca use yo u to be 26 Candlenut nervous and mr tab l e today tree ftber Camping Equipment 1910 Surge 11cen se • nver Answer 27 Whar fs 28 Dating from btrlh 29 Guam's cap1tal .1 2 Harrow ' n va l 34 Woo se ll add ressed stamped enve lo p e Z3 l73 11 Molor 1zed b1cycle o p e r at i on equ i pment and •• 24 Yesterday 's Proved umocent Meandermg Cornda beast Gustatory Auto Sales 1974 BU ICK R!:GAl Goo d cand1 I tOn A C P S drH b1ol-ce ~ pow er wr 1dows ond sco t ~ Wheel Alignment 21 motiOn 301 OA Brc:yc le 15 IN STOC-' C.ll742-2211 TALIC TO WENDELL GRATE ment agents Otcycle . • 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice reduced lo \41> 900 All ract lve remodeled 2 slory tarm home ~>I.U ce home leotv res a large living room d lnl,.. (~'\):'" o~c hen 5 bedroo ms & I'' ba th s 15 ar;r..\.t Jle land with balance In pastu r e and wood 7 ..... aer barn & ga ra ge Yo u m ust see this one Its Y.. o: tl worth the pr iCe Loca ted off Rt 325 m Meig s Covnly cra te 9' and 12' VinYl Flooring In Stock I Wrn easily 2 Fragrances 3 Fortuneteller's cards 4 Towermg 5 Shirley or Tom 6 Wholly 7 !Jke some to yow good However ce rtam 13 Sheltered Sl lualtons wrll req urre an as so ba 11 00-News 6 8 10, 13, Wal<h Your Mouth 33, 11 OlNews 3,4,1S II 1l -Mvole ' Conlllct A 11 JO---Movle " The Trac kers 6, Second City T\1 8, Woody Hayes Spring Show 10, Movie Peyton Place" 13 Janak! 33 11 Jl -Weekend 3 4 15, 12 Oil--Don Kirshner's Rock Con<erl 8 Movie " In Cold Blood' 10 l Oll--Wollmon Ja<k 6, I Ol-Movle A Study In Terror" 3, Movie "Perilous \loyage 4, 2 10--Movle " The Incredible Two Headed Transplant' 13 3 Oil--News 3, 3 31>-Movle 'The Human Duplicators' J 3 4l--ABC News 13, l DO-Big Va lley J f cld I97~ MOBil I IIOMl 17 , 00 3 REOUCED TO 511 ,900 - A ve ry nice l'' story A bedroom home n good condr t ton Features a basemen! wrth l1n 1shed tamrl y room and laundry room eat rn ki t che n ll vr ng room & bath Large lot w ith fenced yard Cal! now prr ced to !.ell Aucli once• plete Sm ... •ce l X(AV A liNG AT 446-3643 446 3794 BRADFORD no•t to Stat e Hrghwoy Garage on Rou te 7 Phone 1614 ) 985 ~ack W Carsey Mgr CALL mo !:ien ice• Offered Wil l C AR~ +o r the elderly rn ou home Phorrc 997 731-4 I Football's famed \Yl Kyle Vl!:JID~ 5 Where the lolA ll,,IJ K1takarru ~uWwl!J[]]\} flows 10 Vme '' May 6 t978 II Law enforce- You e api to be a b1/ more EXPERT HUNTER DOWN •nde endenl lhJ s yea 1 Thai s 12 Additional SATURDAY,MAY6 1978 6 00-Sunrlse SemeSier 8 10 6 JO-T\1 Classroom 8 US Farm Report 10 Kentucky Afield IJ 7 00-Marlo &[lhe Magi c Movie Machine 4 Fun for Everyone 6 )Ghosl Busters 8 Public Policy 10 Weekend Special IJ 7 JO-Salurday Report J, World of Survival 4 Ad ventures of Muham m ad All ll Dvsly'5 Treehouse 6, Wacke 8 B DO-Hong Kong Phooey 3 4, II, Superfrlends 6 IJ Three Robonlc Stooges 8 10 8 30-Go Go Gl obetrollers 3 A 15 Speed Bvggy 8 10 9 00-Scooby s Laff A lymplcs 6 lJ Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8 10 10 JO-Pmk Panlhe( 3, 4 15 Salman Tarzan 8 10, II ~Band Festival J, Krolft Supershow 6,13, Baggy Pants' 15 11 30---llttle Rascals 4 Space Senllnels IS Se<rets of Isis 8 In The Know 10 12 00-Weekend Speclal6 Movie " Benealh lhe12 Mile Reef " 4 Land of the lost IS Fal Albert B, 10 Attlon News tor Kids 13 12 JI)-Amerltan Bandstand IJ Thunder 15, Point of View 6 Spate Academy 8 10 I 00-Jetsons 3 Ovldoors Wllh Jvllvs Boros 6 Mr Magoo 8,10. Meet The Candidates 15 Tennis For Everyone 33 I 30-Greatest Sports Legends 3, Derby Festival 78 6,13 Raters 8, Film Fesllval 10, Fren<h Chef JJ 2 00-Baseball Worm Up 3,4 15. Movie Five Weeks In a Balloon' 10 To Be Announced 33 2 ll--Baseboll 3,4, 15 2 JO-Golf 6 lJ Movie " Muti ny' 8 3 00-Book Beat JJ 4 00-Wide World of Sports 6 13, That Nashville Music 10, Body Shop 33 4 JO-Sports Speclocular 8 Nashville On The Road 10 Cal<h 33 l Oil--Star Trek 3 Kentucky Derby 6 13 Marcus Welby , M D 4 Pop Goes The Country 10 Gtitlgan s Is ll Art Ameri ca 20 Zoom JJ s 31)-Porter Wagoner 10, Na5hvllle On The Road 15, Art America 211 Once Upon A Class!< JJ 6 Oil--News 3,4 10, Wide World of Sports 6, 13, lawrence Welk 8 God Has the Answer 15 Zoom 20, Studio See 33 6 30---NBC News 3,4,15 ABC News IJ News 6 CBS News 10, Que Pasa , USA' 20,33 7 Oil--Little Ras<als 3 lawren<e Welk 4 IS, Hee Haw 6 8 Bugs Bunny 10 Wild Kingdom IJ, Eiec Co 20 , Bailie Line 33 7 30---We Think You Should Know J Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 All Star Anylhlng Goes 10 Native American Myths 13, On<e Upon A Classk 20 8 Oil--Bion ic Woman 3.4, 15, Mel & S~san Together Onedln Line 20, Old 6 13, Jelfersons 8,10 Friends New Friends 33 8 J~rallon Peltlcoat 6 IJ Ted KnightS 10 Dante at Dawn 33 9 Oil--Movie Allee Doesn I Live Here Anymore ' 3,4,1l Love Boat6 13, Movi e The Cheyenne So<lal Club" 8 10, Our Mutural Friend 20, Ai<atraz 33 10 Oil--Fantasy Island 6, 13, Meeting of Minds 20, Chat wllh Country Mvs lc Artis! Doc Williams 33 Auto & Truck Reparr Also Transm1ssron Repa1r Phone 992 -5682 1 ACROSS lear ned LIBRA (Sepl 13-0cl 131 Your presen t budge t rs no t e las11c "'• m1le olf Rt 7 by pus on St Rl 114 toward Rutlan< 0 PAINTS AT by THOMAS JOSEPH ,~ GARAGE & I EXTERIOR 'j "' school A SSOCiates ........, .. the Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Battery lnstallat1on Serv1ce 4 lot and all utll1 tres 7 car garage with workshop upstarrs and n ce br rck ov lbvll dlng All lh1s lor SJO 000 9 ACRES - •mrlesoll Rl 7 on Rt 143 wr th water and electrrc a . . allable SIO 000 to the frrst buyer SYRACUS E - Here "a I year old 3 bedroom ranch hom e Ntce bath s tep sa~Jer krtchen d tnl ng room natural gas furn ace and large levello l Only S1l 000 NEW LI ST ING 2 bedrooms bath natural ga s centr al heatrng and fu ll basement R lght off of Ma1n Street 1n Pomeroy SB 000 MANY LOOKER S COME & GO WE TR Y TO OUALIFY A PROSPECT BEFORE WE COME TO YOUR PLACE C Bruce Teaford Helen l Teaford Sue P Murphy - .................. ASTRO·GRAPH r II 30---Johnny Carson 3,4, ll Kentu<ky Derby Specia l 6 13, NBA Play Off B Movie "Marla" 190 Monty Pythons Flying Circus 33 Janak! 33 11 J()-Lohmon & Barkley 6 Ironside 13, 1 ooMidnlght Special J 4 lS Movie Snake People" 10 l 30---News lJ 2 30-News J J QO-MovJe Lvst for Gold" 3 4 30---Movle " ZIIa J 6 00-Movle " Dreams of Glass J Movie Channel 4 5&9 PM - The Lale Show IPPGJ 7 & II PM - Hollywood Oldies IGI Cable Channel l 6 30 PM - Tesll mony Time 7 00 PM - Paul Gaudino Fam il y Fitness Show 7 30 P M - Modern Soorts 10 00 PM - 700 Club1 1 Service ~ Bernice Bede Osol J3 MOORE'S a nd p art of fawn Ha s 4 bedrooms and compact lot Only SIS 000 NEW LISTI NG For The Best Prrce In Town See Denver Kapple At CLEANING In Southern Local wdh a small barn and Syracuse THIS WEEK ON LY - a 7 reno"aled frame home bath woodburnmg frrep lace d n1ng room partral basemen t and almos t an acre for S5 500 SYRACUSE J bedrooms m a frame home w lh bath natural gas heal c ttrpef tng and small yard A skrng lUSt $7 ~00 lor a qv ck sale MI DDL EPORT 6 room house wtlh 7 baths n i'llura l gas furnace and near marn Thermallnsulalton Save30pel to50p<ton healing <ost Experlen<e and fully Insured Free Est Ca II 992 3115 4 9 l mo Call After 5 00 or Anyhme Saturday 992 7119 or 992 5041 • 77 lfc SEPTIC TANK $42 500 storage burldrng and garden bedroom (614) 667-6177 Between7 30& 9:00 pm . 4 12 1 mo P Cellulosic (wood ftberl 61 2 Sl l 700 wtll buy a good'} IH Call JERRY MURPHY JIM KEESEE DUMP TRUCK SERVICE r oo f FREE GAS IN HOUSE and mineral r ghts go w1 th rl , barns rn good condr tr on located rn Bashan Oh tc bo 1h COl po 1 ut1l ry burld ng On h•g ln r Crty wo er gas MA.IN POMEROY , 0 landscapmg etc 107 '12 Sycamore St o ne lot ~pocr o u s J bed room ....,,th Iorge u tdrty 00 111 Har d w ood f loo r s 01d co•pe> t Frurt !f ees and shr ubs 011 plus lu ll bn~l?ment grad1ng , Blowri Insulation Broker near Oil yard drtveways & 1n Spec1ahzed J&L DAVE'S BACKHOE 'GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr , Phmu-' SyrottJ~ I 30 yr DOZER FOR HIRE 591 JP51 Or Soe Ohto 997 5573 rwo HOUSf:S ba t hs pp~:>d lrnon crn9 ol ~a 1 (' / noncr1g 1rc and Mo rt gage> 77 ~ Stol e AthPns phon e (614 ) VA HIA 11 ROOM TWO ~ t ory hou ~e Dou ble garage w1lh apo• trnen t out burldmgs !7 ac res Rutland See or (Oil r 0 Stewo r I 747 7<171 Me•g~ Heal E•late for Sal., MID D L~ PO R T (omm('rc iOI property appro~ 17 CUP'> lc,..el 1anrl loco t11d at 1uppc s Plom s on Oh•o Rou l c 7 Phonl2 (614 ) 667 6304 - ~ (l( l I( 9Q'l } 41:11 992 JBB5 ONE J,l( k 'N LH\O'Y Mq l Phnrw 991 2 Hl l 991 ms liE~L TO 11 6_1;_ Second Street Phone 99l ll81 RUTlAND FU~ NIIURE 8orgu n Cente1 ~f'll~ new orrd used fur WOOD Poles ma• nr ture Also trade~ and btJy~ netPr 10 o r lmge~r end !.8 housef ull lurnrtu1e 01 few ton Bu ndled ~lob S6 per p!OC{I\ Drr 'o' P olrr tle and SOYO 0 Del,,..erod to Ohr o Pollet lu1 Chr>r lo. w th u~ bPioH• you Rt 2 Porneroy 997 2!.>89 CO IN ':! Ho1pnrnt /\ppll,lt1((''> T~.!~~~RD W Ca rsey , M9r 991 b370 du S IS 000 Phone SIS 000 & BLEND Pomeroy landmark NO llfM 100 Lorge or roo 'lrnoll Wr11 bur I p tece 0 1 c omplere hous r>h ol d New U!oed or ant ( HIP TV ' fJJ• ,1 t1(1 FARM I q73 RANGER ton p•cltv p Aher 5 prn coli / 47 /68 4 FURNITURE +ce bo xe!o biO\S cornple e hou~ Ph o l d .. W11 PM 0 M 11 .. Rt 4 Po rn E.>r oy Ohro Of col! qrn 7760 7nd ~ell Co rnpor con to111ed A C 74? :18QJ bOO\ r on bed'> ere que~ T rn(' Ch e ck our low , low pn ces on Want!!d'tu l:lm TIMB ER Gr·Jl••r ,ll fir·< of po t 'o'OIIely of an Clel a nd Far m~ lorg1 nuols 111 tlot ~ a 1d G•e£>nhou:, e Get old me Cleland Jeep IC\"p) dose to Ru tlo 11d ~p•out!> btusse I 1977 FORD f 750 <1 whPel drrv€ b celle 11 <ond han qcr;; 53 48 Weldrng Penn 1orl produ< I\ MAN l 111 All Your banor a ch l1 pepper~ Plu s ma n y drllercn r vQrle t es of baskeh Rurland 741 3163 Rood 'JO ova loble Pomeroy head lellu((~ ~wee t hun go o n wo• see ! llow~r~ 0(/C rondr lot HI Ph one 011 A PPRO X 10 oc 1eo, 011 f lo tw oocb p l ant~ pepper~ J liOilHlQ lS w1 th l ot ( heat and BR OlCOLI wul l owor f'99 gas ed o•r NtW J bed oom housf' ') Qo th ~ oil t ll'r 1 on p M ddl£1por t OCie ~ 01 l e odrr g Crf'olo. Rood 991 7066 POMEROY LANDMARK t.> 173 IN SULA I ION BUS NE SS 1974 Ste p Vor lr Ulk and 7 u wlot ng nachrne~ complete w11h l?d a blower~ Appr o • )00 bog~ of 8'( OWNtR 3 br>droor FRIDAY , MAY l, 1978 5 oo-Here Come The Brides J, Star Trek 4, Gunsmoke 8, Mister Rogers 20 33 Hogan's Heroe 5 IO Emergen<y One 13 Petlltoat Junction ll S JI)-News 6 Ele<: Co 20,33, Mary Tyler Moore 10 Hogan's Hero"' IS ' 6 oo-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15, ABC News 6 zoom lO33 6 3o--NBC News 3,4, ll , ABC News J 3'1 ,ca~ol Bur~ett & Friends 6, CBS News 8,1 0 §lver Easy 20 JJ 7 oo-cross Wits 3,4, Newlywed -Game 6 13 Mvppet Show 8, News 10 Gilligan s Is II Almana< 20 Making Things Grow 33 ' 7 31)-Porter Wagoner J Gong Show ' 1100,000 Name That Tune 6 13 Price Is R ight 8 Madleli Lehrer Report 20,33 Family Feud 10 Pop Goes The Country 1l 8110'"-Grlzzly Adams 3,4,15 Capt & Tenni lle 6,13 Wonder Woman 8 10, Washington Week In Review 20,33 8 31)-Wali Street Week 20 33 9 00-Rotkford Flies J 4, ll Movie "Wifh This Rmg 6 13 Incredible Hulk 8,10, Soundstage 20 Shepherds Pie JJ 9 31)-Makem & Clancy JJ, 10 ~vl ncy 3 4 ll, News 20, Meeting of Minds JJ 10 JO---Monty Pythons Fly ing C1 rcus 20 11 00-News 3 4,6,8 ,10 13,1l Dick Cavett 20, Lilla5 Yoga & You Business ~ Services Coli 992 7481 by 2 c1eeh Coii 98S 3A'll - 992 70'l{ - --~ h n!>ulotr on he•yth ng reeded to go rlln bu~rr\e5~ Q9') 3993 O RGANIZA T O NAL MEETING Fr1 May 5th 7 30 p 11 Po nerov Eagles Club A lll o d1e~ that srgned up and all other lodrcs that art' r1 teres ted rn l onnrn g the ladtes ouxrl10ry clu b please ouend new ~h war !.. CABBAGE p ere aura Rcosonobl ) p11ced 98~ 4140 0( YALE FO RK ldt Pho ne 0491705 ot 94Q '}')JO fo, mote rnlormorron lu.Memnry- urldN PROM d mses fl oor le 1glh s.,e 5 All wo n once recy c ed ,eon~ coverall~ and denr 11 cuto ff ) Odd) and ~ nds Shop Rr I Mrddlepor r Ohro ~ I h.id\ <1ftt I 111.1\111 Lagon S~VER AL wood Oho Su nidi ~I be~l of the noch1nc Phone 99') ?156 !he Doily )prllrnel 11 Court St eer Po neroy ~1 Dw•ght $100 997 1107 9'1'1 bL<l5 or 843 2933 BURROUGHS cou n ng IS 1\Urd;t\ l.11f11t ~ RIGibAI R~ f-lo/• range ble o ... e 1 Pull out +onge top Bme cupboard 24,. 40 Doubl(' dom ~ ' "'c tin u ~ rul r\ In 40 lOCUS! POSTS l or sole B it long $ 115 ea ch 1975 Ford F250 4 wheel d1 S3800 Good con lm~d•1 ti t H OM~5 1T~ S /01 sale 1 o ue a td up Mr ddlepo r I lQoor Rutla nd !.>14 0% 1187 II{\ I u 1974 YAMAHA 650 " OIO! Cy<leb: n• llcnt co ndi!to 1 $750 HLJward BIJCh lr e ld • Ohro 74/7178 sand g1ov111 sto ... e!> 111 Sou t hea~tern Oh ro Jotul M ar so Elel THolr o lf"rnpwood and Nolh uo Zron Hea t Co 8 Putnorn Q, (oil M1ll ~I l A the n!! 6 14 591 b079 or rl1t1or !\1 llt•al ~stale for Sale Drug SEl ~ CliO N BHl WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES !teal Estate fur Sale BY OWNER 5 oc c~ w11h q room house FRH GAS 2 cat gar ago ~u m ner ktt( hen and bo1dcrc(/ lOic u n thlor rde le tdrw r dog l oad and oil lyJJe~ ol ~ol1 Ex eel~ 01 Salt Works l1c ~ Mom S1 Porne roy 992 3891 h l di\ I 1 t Jt I\ <H I ;uj~ it.'t'II\H\ ui.J)1 111, Ill I I h, 1 uhh!iht "'II lltJl 1x n~pi!ll ~ll lt fot tlll\1 th<-IIVH< Httl lulll~trtl 11 Phrut !N2 ?JJ6 NOTICE tor Sale RWUCE SAH & l os t .,.,,,h Go Bese 1obters & ~ Vap water p II~ N~l sorl II • luhil..,lt.r Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash bed oom horne Call 9rn 5110 Wut rb IJI Umkt \ t.la} TELEVISION VIEWING Salurday , May 6 cvl 3 speed "t rans Ex plorer Pa<K , sTep 2595 1 step bumper OPEN Tlll7 PM Start1ng Monday, t-hy , 'llxupt Thursday & Saturday !JI 5 DO-Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FORD See Ro<kV Hupp, Dorrell Dodrill or Pot Htll, Centro I Monager, for a Good 0 .. 1 on o New or Used Vohl<lt 992 2196 Mlddltport, 0 - --- • �)J- The Daii'(,Sentinel, Middlepol}·Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, May 5, 1978 10- The Da1ly Senlinel, Middle ort Pomeruy, 0 , F n da) , May 5, 1978 ~antedtoltent wANTAn CHARGES I~ WAN! TO'"" Teoche' ceed' 3 ( h II J.:l '""'100 1511 ~ l.la\ ~ I t.l 1\ ~ "' !OJ ) 2~ 180 J ,, <00 li ilin ~ ~ itd l \o\V rt.i Jlt'l tilt" llilllUllW l Jf, ~ urd)> ~~ ~ pt.r ~ onl IJI.'~' 1..I<H unw. \ tb r u 111111~ 11tl•t't thilll 1l! llSl't utl\1 Ua~~ ~o~dl bt Li l<H ~ l't.l at lilt 1 dill !all rh1111k~ <:~tHJ l ard of 1/1 111d lUI\ unL~ ~I Ill ul J tiLU IUII WTI ( l:l~h l/1 ath a 11 ~ Otnt uotr} 6 $.1 00 M Utl~tl u lllt ~~t ~aH.I\ olll~lt ~ il l\ IWt qJltd iJilh 1'1 1\h li:l:./1 ',l.i\h lllth l '15t-='1L ltha lr:t lt!ad~uutl Ul.t l·hx ;\luml>t.l ln l a IIIII I l ulllt. ~en For Sale B 8. S MOBILE HOMfS Pt Plea ~ant W Yo be~ de Heck !I 1973 Broa dmor e 14 l( 64 '} bedr oom 1'173 Oorron I <1 • bO 2 bedroom 1971 VIC lOt mn 14 • 67 J b~droo 1 1 I both 197') (oventr y 11 ~ b5 3 bedroom 1969 Sroresmor 11 x 60 7 bedt oom . " lt'~tnt ~ 11~111 ltt CO Al LIMESTONE \ ~I pulrunlJ 11 SEN SI MAl l( PA NT S WORK M qcn IN lOVING MEMORY ol A rthur who passed away two years ago rod cy n hrs 69rh b r rhdoy Sadly m ~sed by Belly Lynch Stewar 1 and Fom ly DUTC H RIDGE Born Do nee npv.. reopenE.>d Round and square donong every Sot n ght 9? Heated born ' Fr an Porne roy comrng up Rt 7 turn le ft or l1 ght Go 3 mrle5 to All1ed and Gal m• l eroCR II? lurnlel t Go/ nrle.,robrg prnlo. house on lefr born on lett 1orr Dooon turn r ghton.:~ 1 J 8 0 Ser ... rce lou erly (o,~o ~ Te ~o co Rutland now open vr< e and management Com mower A C ser reporr nany tomoro plan ts bosker~ hongmg lo.md ~ and Ro cr1 FO R MEMOHIAL Day ~ eltKI•on e Beoul+lul f lower~ 5pron CtOS~f>s I oye ~ Gdt Mrdrllepo r Shop N 7nrl Sr 975 CR 175 El~rnore H or do QQ') 763'1 )Q72 1:?5 CO RSAGES MOTHER S Day flro11 a OIIQt>rner Is Wood I ber llowat~ Reo;.onobly p 1 ed Mod f' 10 o rder q9') 6368 CJS 1978 GOLDE N tAGL~ Dt> u~e Help~anted Onl ~ 4QC() ntle~ Sell ng t o buy cor Call 9 5 997 7113 fRIENDl V HOME loy Po tre5 no .... 3SO HONDA Pnced lor qur cl-.. ~ole See ~! don Wo bu•n or call '" our 23rd yeo• ts e)(pondtng qcr} 780~ of re ) 00 pm and ho~ opt! 1rn 9~ lor Mnr togen and Dea le r'> P01ty Plan e ' BEN FRANKliN l11 eploce Scree1 perten c e helpful Our grate Hue Co I o lte S 30 pm guoren reed toys and gdt ~ ~ell 9'17 6101 thern~el ve!o N o ca sh "'"'e!or nter rt N o ~e r vrce charge 10 SIX ROOM hou~c Ut lrly roorn 10 • 10 wood utlhty budd ng nIt c u~tomer5 No coll ~or 19 del ver rng (or phone Jere'> so v Coli coil('{ 1 (a, 0 1 Doy 518 .:r89 83Q5 ~orne pe FO R roo f rng ~ pout r ' 9 duct wor lo. Mulot be e ~ renr ed sready work good pay If ntere~ted wrltP ~ toli ng eKpe11ence BoK 150 Pt Pleo !ocnt W Vo 25550 BABVSI IT ER IN c h rl drer1 my ha nH• Mu lot ha .. e re lerences Phone Lemley 74') 2003 Utcry Pornero..dvcts lop p <C sow trmber Call Kent Ha nby I 4.:16 LPr.,ur P. f-01e!ot Pr o l or stondu g 991 5905 o 8570 OlD MET Al SHOWER wrth l rberglo~! bo !lorn lrlu:o n1 w S60 Mo1 th o fa ~ 33 Cu~t er Sllept M1d dleporr 1q71 MODEl MASSEY ~e rgu~on 1JS tract o m good <and han 09) )9()~ FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERJ.O-PELS Ja c ~ • Monm s Furn tur e 70 N Sr Mrddleporr Phon P per ton Co S CA~ HS l or JUn~ coro; Frye~ True !. and Aut o Po r~ Wrecker ~er ... •ce l tre '>ale and Repou Rut lo rd 74'} :7081 Of PPnnJol 14'} Q5/) CURRENCY poclo..Pt tokPn'> wotrhe!o and old chorn!o ~ l ... er and gold We- rteeOT964 and older s+l ,..er co •m Buy sell o r trade Coli Roger Wom~ley 7J7 7331 OLD CO MI C book!. ch ldren ~ book \ etc PO So )' 151 At he ~ 01110 614 593 7999 buy ]J (ha nel \y~tem CB onltHlllo SbO plu~ PA lrke r ew 991 7040 SUPfR A hot t or w1 1h hydfOulfc Good runn1ng <and, I tOrt New l+re~ Wrt h plows ond mower ~ 1200 frrn (allo lterS I H 097 5609 PLANT S FOR !lALE Cabbage 1omato mango hoi pepper rele•v btocrol JWhnro., mar rgol ds Don Stobort Rr ') ~0< Jn(' q49 1342 TRI\CIOR 1957 Coop Po wer toke oil Drag plow~ Ol•vef 14 n on rubber 61-4 66 7 336 4 f or Rent J AND 4 RM lu rrushed and un lur n1shed 5434 ap t ~ Phont> 997 MOBILE Home Pork Routs 33 r1or th of Pom eroy la rge lots Coli qcn 7479 COU N1RY SMAt I API w• table fm only one Furn1'hed Coll9l17 5267 even ng • , mtle from Me rg~ H1gh School on Old Rt !RAilER SPACE PAIR OF good pld t! orm Hole\ 175 Call 991 J071 liN~ posh Mode lr om 3 hco ... y stee l prpe S It uoss arrn 10 lee t roll or rnode to su1 t you 39 .119 Cl05 l qas 197 1 FORD l TO $175 lwm loun rlry rub ~ 1 1on furnace and rorlro tor coo,! 110n I o,moll ~ t l ch en s Hor ... ey leamond Br oadway !It Roc •ntJ n" 33 997 79 4 1 or 997 2b89 CI TIZENS Our new SENIOR rente's ass•slance you moy be able to ''"'e •n our apartment for less than $50 a month For rn l orrno t• o n con tor t more V1llogs Man m Aportmer t~ 997 77B7 IVVO BEDROOM Trader odu lh 50 2 bedroom tnobde hbme Rocme area 992 5858 11 EED A WATER . SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy landmark soften & cond ttton your water w1th Co-op only 991 J:314 10 \,llr' w1ter softener Model UC S\1 1 No w On ly '289.95 111 SMAll RURAl horne wtth c.onve n etlCfH wr,te box 7'19 0 c o Darly Sent mel Pome roy Oh•o I URNI)HEO APT near Rocme S130 per month ~~~~9 1?53 Pt H ,,.., Let us test your water Fre Pomeroy landmark Cl Jack W C•rsey Mgr - STORV lr om(' h ou~e b room s and both cell ot ou t burld111gs 4 DriP' lnnd nl Pdgr> ol Rutland (olllple 1e flo lc1 hooh up also L b on ~ ~ opp to ~ ed prope rty ot SI S 500 Phonf' TWO l ull t:>qu rum 3 bedroon hone 2 fu ly corp<> le d k1r chen v..1th 11\ TCr HJ 1urol gm. lur naCf• ((.>r IJOI o rr cond1 t onrr1g 011 a 100 K 100 lot f-e11<ed yot d S35 500 Phone qq7 014 5 37 IN ACRE fo11n -4 bed roo l l hou~e Free go\ located S rndc~ we'.> I of Pomer oy on SR 114 ~ or rn l or mo1r on coli 304 ! 13 SJ?7 ~UlLAND 6 HOBSTETTER REALTY roorns d wote1 bl..e) Hrll wooded A C R~ ..,h o r e lo r ~ ~tho o l~ H1gh I Pomeroy, Ohio PHONE 992 6333 Office Hours 9amto4pm Clo sed Thu rs day s and Saturday s at noon I Your Full T1m e Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING FARM FOR SALE , 71 Ac res Cheste r Tw p a ll fenced 45 acres pastu re 22 ac res o1 It Ronne 3 , acre ~ Beautdul 5 bed room 3 bo th home Cor 1 pletely remodeled and carpeted Hao, both go~ and elec tfiC furnace large co, poll and ~ t orage bu• ld1t19 Cen tf ol For rl cropland On e a cr e farrr pond slacked 7 rooms bath wtt h .t bed rooms STROUT mode r n k rtc hen la rg£ llvtng room w rth f 1repl ace Clly wale r & dnlled well formot• on coll9 49 7018 por l tol Phone 992 2111 new st ory sh rng le 7411BBI known as the Ja mes Ba rl ey fa r m Exce llen t buy a 158 000 7 I ACRE LOT S FOR SALE - Pmed a l $3 150 00 each WE NEED LISTINGS WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST WITH US ACRES OF VA CANT GROUND rn Harrtsonv dle ~ Cher yl Lemley Assoc1ate Home Phone 74 2 2003 Hilton Wo lfe , Sr ASSOCiate Home Phone 949 1589 Georg e S HobsteHer J r area 804 W Mam Pom eroy After story frame 3 8 R bath por ches garage large lot $5 900 00 MOVING Need to sell J bedroom s balh porches equ1pped krlchen 11ery nr ce lol $11 000 00 LARGE HOME 15 room ~ CONTACT lots Pauley Branch Manag er basemen t rn lawn garag e rrght LOOK JUST $16 000 00 BRAND NEW - Ranch type J BR balh f1re pla ce lor mal drn rng lovely kr l chen carpor t and storage 1 le vel acre $35 900 00 1 YEAR S OLO - Here rs a buy J B R 7 ba lhs formal drn rng nrce krlc.hen carport stor age 1 acre SJJ 000 00 75 acres len ced some trmber plan h ome nrce wrlh I f loor lots of d one sm al l barn remodelrng ba sement iJO850 00 CAL L F OR INFORMATION ON OUR PHOTO L1 STING S WILL HELP SEll YO UR PROPERTY HENR Y E CLELAND REAL TOR HANK KATHY& LEONA CLELAND R EALTOR ASSOCIATES 991 2ll9 991 "91 Broker Home Phone 992 5739 CENTRAL REALTY CO. 2• 1 baths nat gas hoi wafer heat 9 91 229 8 Hou rs Ca ll 991 71 33 FOR QUI CK SALE - RT 33 - 10 ACRES ol land a long Rl lJ 4 lane IVSI north at Pomeroy Ntce home srtes Ask ng Sl2 800 ACRES - Wt lh a ntce 1'1 story house mostly ca rpeled wt f h 3 or 4 bedrms lrvtng rm family rm wrth I r ep la c e basemen I fue l orl furnace gara g e and ou tburld ngs Some fencr ng plenty of road fron tage and garden space Ctty water and drtlled w ell Loc close to hosp tal and sc hool at Lau re l Cliff Askt ng 40 ACRES dug well Abou t mrnerals Askmg 17 acres ftllable S1 1 SOO Some woods and commercial Call for es11mate 24 hour serv1ce Anyday anyt1me Phone 985 3B06 Jack Ginter 985 3806 R.e s 1dent1al Jack's Septic Tank semce Bo x 3 Chester Omo 10 JOc Ph 992 2848 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, 0 3151f c BEST QUALITY INTERIOR ROGER HYSELl "Get A load Of This" WETHERAU CONCRETE Henderson 675 1582 Hartlord 881 2171 Phone 992 3748 or 991 5020 FREE PARKING 3 Jl I mo UNION OPERATED J JO I mo BOB'S KING jUILOERS SUfPLY CO. ' 4 10 tt< I~EI DELTA AUTO PAINTING Rt I Middleport OhiO 24 Years ServiCe SPRING SPECIAL Complete Patnf Jobs Smoll Cars SIDO 00 large Cars Sill 00 Trucks Sl75 00 Body work & repa1r S1 00 per mch usmg on tv the best Dupont materials 742 1010 4 9 1 mo DURA STEEL RADIAL " THE MILEAGE MAKER " LIST $7831 SBS 01 S89 19 BR7Bxl3 GR78xl4 HR78xl5 MODERN SUPPLY SALE $44 88 S5l 97 S5S 17 Small entlne & mower 5erv1ce Massev Ferguson & Gibson Trllers, LAwn Boy Mower Sales & Service AI Tromm Const. 742 1118, l P M to 9 p M Order Now Mount by Appl ' 399 W. Mam St Pomeroy. Oh1o Ph. 992 2164 0 4·1 mo. 4 30 1 m o AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER CARTER PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. For Sales & ServJ<e Phone 9917113 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINT S- Here 1san e<eellen l J bedrm house wrth 1' j bath s k rtc hen w1 !h bu If rn a p pl ian ces lamrly rm w.th ftrepla ce all nrcely carpeted F ull basement wrth wood burntng stove Atta ched (2 car) garage Chr ysl er Atr Temp centre / heat ng and coo lmg Very low elec b rlls AIJ th1s and 100 Mom St Pomeroy , Oh1o Pomeroy 991 6282 or 992 6163 8AMto430PM EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 210 E Main St Pomeroy, Ohio SALES AND SE R\11 CE 11 9 lie You Have :arefully Chosen Your love, Your Rings, Your Gown Choose w1th As Much Care Your Weddmg <:, J Phototrapher ({. 1~ I ' ~~ \'ij PHOTOGR~PHY BAKER Tnt PMtograpt'ly Of Llff 1 llaktr 4 4 1mo Middleport. Ohio • tJ 1 approx one acr e land Have a look Only S47 900 LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wr lh a nrce 1 1 story house wtth 3 bedrms and 11 ? baths Mos t ly carpeted B1g central firepl ace w1th heata la tor Small barn and abo ut 20 a cres fenced Ntce coun try se tttng off blacktop road Pr 1ce $ 4/ 000 W A1U~ WHL Gran t /41 house and garage space on St R1 12A rn bedrrn Wi ll buy a good 5 bedr house wtfh large flvrng room and kttchen ? baths ba se men t F A na1 gas heal rn Chesler 514 300 l 1 1 acres Wrth n1ce I bedrm mobrle home wtth ? rms buill on wt th trreplace W ork!lohop wrth oth er bu lld rngs Eastern Loca l T ..,., We Neeif. LtSIIngi' ·~.:~ "'<~~ ., We ha"V e buyer s for many type s of property CALL JIMMY DEEM AISO<Jate , 949 2388 d1illrr;~ r1ecd DO YOU gra ... oJ? Wrlhorn I :J~]t,l Co li lunc~ror e B J or Oo r~ t 742 /8!>0of re • op1' APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our serv1 ce department and wtll ser"Vtce Hotpornt a nd Pomeroy landmark .._....... Phone 992 2181 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLIPOLIS Eventng s Call or 444 788 1 Com Phon(' 94q 1-487 or 949 7000 Rocrne Ohro C1rll 81od l ord ElWOOD BOWER S REPAI R loas le !I 11 om all small oppi!Orl(e:, La wn mower Swee pe rs 3H25 REMODEliNG Plurnb•ng hcot•r 9 and all r~p e~ of gen(!IOI 1cpou Work guaranteed 20 year s o• penence Phone Q9? 2409 SEWIN G MACHIN~ Re p0115 ~er ll•te all 1nalo. es ~1 '1284 The Fob• I( Shop Po rntHay Au thomed Smger Sole\ and Scrv• ce W e sho1pen SCI':i~Or!i tXC A VAT ING do1er loode1 o1d ba chh oe wo1lo. dump true !..\ and lo boy\ lor hue wr/1 haul fill dr ll to ~a d luncstonc and gr ovel Call Bob O f Roger Je f f £! 1'> d ay phon e 99') 7089 mght phone 991 JSLS or 991 5732 and dr t cher do 1er backhoe Charles R Ho t A ND MAR l iN h se ptt c sys l oms doLer boc~hm~ du rnp t ruck I mestone gra ... el blackt op po ..,mg Rt 143 Phone 1 {6 1-t ) HOWERY t o vo t ng 69H 7331 BAI H ROOM S AND K.t chem rcmodelod cer am• c Ide plurn brng carpe n try and general tno n1e1 once 13 years ex perrenco 992 3685 PULLINS EXCAVATI N G Complele 5 £H v rce Phone 992 2478 WINTER GEl to you r ho u\e? let u!. rnokc nece~ so ry repoHs AI l 10mm Cons truc tiOn 7A2 2328 POOLS PUDDLE ~hopes A l l sttes and Swlll'1 pools 2 yean e•pe11ence free es trmo tes onyth1ng you need lo r underground ~ w1m pools New chcm•col and .supply s tore A lbany O tu o P h one 6tlfl 698 6555 ( Alter 6 pm 614 689 525 1 Jo hn Je tler5 or 689 5265 811! Gdlell e ) We ore NOT all wet on PRIC ES ~Jobile Homes for 1iale bcdroo rn 99'} 7-4 79 l~ <.ellcn t cond+I IOI Boc k Hoe Se r,..r ce l(ut1and Oh• o Phone 74'12000 Wilt do roo l mg cons trucllo n plumbmg ond heoltng No 1o b roo Iorge Of tao ~mo l l Ph one 742 13-48 bedroom bn ck hom e near i'lnd shopprng center Has I' '1 bath s level IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU SAVE ON CARPniNG DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LOT All urpet mstolled Jng ot no <hargo •~:.~... lnslollotlon Rubber Back Carpet As Low~~ '4.81 :'.:a V'- select you m u s l carefully -~RPETCONSULTANT RUnAND FURNITURE 742. 2211 ea rs 8 Set ys Th1 s person has a bean ng on 14 Vex you r accompllshme nls 16 Furrow TAURUS (Apni20 May 201 Dec1 17 Phases sro ns spearhead Eagle's" It u s /r al ro ns Matn tarnrng a coo t head w rll kee p 22 23 9 Cuddle 11 Havtng a made ou1 ol anger or 18 HThe Lone sp• le Ieday w•ll onl y ca vse you 10 15 Molding addr l 1onal monogram 20 sense 2.1 French Of an lh1 ngs ngh l F• nd oul wh o til Loser to HST Italian c1ty yo u re roma niJcall y su1ied lob\ 20 Apportion .,.._,,_..,.-~­ sendmg fo1 10vr co py ol As tro 21 Canadian Grap h Lelle r Ma•l 5o ce nl s lor Indian each and a lo ng w II only hurt you r self rl you don t exerc1se ca lm ness You VIRGO !Aug 23-Sept 221 II s - eno ug h to take o n ad dr /ronal ex pe n d i! Ufes Be p r ude nt eowen I someone you are wt th today 1s no t 14-Nov 11) tod a y Remembe r peopl e are more wr ll! ng to compromrse tl they re no t pushed rn lo a co r leave you tr mes today •• •I to yo ur lr k1ng AQUARIUS (Jan 20· Feb 19) Anyone who doesn t readr l y QO alo ng wllh wnat you want today may experience yo u r wra lh Comrn g down t1eavrly on the wrong guy wtll cause you a heap o f I rouble PISCES (Feb 10·Morch 201 II your 1ogrs!1CS are p oo rly planned loday you re gomg to was te a lot of trme an d steps Sel up a sensible tl merary Ad here to rt ARIES (March 1t·Aprll !91 Mak ng a sudden sw l ch tn fav o r of new plans could be a costly mrs l ake today Take t m e to sludy al l pr o po sal s and meth ads presen l ed 10 you ASS N 1 k--11---+- + - +---l- CRYPTO<I lJ OTE - • A thought for th e da y Latm wnter Pubhhus Syrus sa1d, "Many recerve advice , few profit by 1l " BOWLING Fnd•y Night Lad1es Apnl18, 1978 Standings Pts Team PI Mason Glass 78 Kapple's Pennzo1l 72 \/Jsta No J 72 Parker s A I Se r v tce 62 Brll s Qual1ty Body Shop 50 landmark 26 High ream gam e - PI Mason Glass 370 and 356 landmark 3AJ Hrgh learn series - PI Mason Glass 1046 Vlsla No J 987 Landmark 984 High lnd game ~ Betty Whlllal<h 168 and 163 El tamay Norton 16l Dolt1e Nelson 158 High 1nd serres - Bett y Whlflal <h 48l, Eltama y Norton <Il l, Lorle Moore 363 I • SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 7:00 P.M. t ' y Sz XZEBZX B ZE r J J!fljj KrnK teuu rcs In 1970, fo ur students at Kent Slate Umver sit) (Oh10 1 were killed when Natlunal Guardsmen on duty to control campus de monstra t iO ns opened fire ORDINANCE NO 106178 An Ord lllance to APPROVE ADO PT A ND E N ACT T H E 19 78 RE PL AC E ME NT P AG E S T O T H E CO DI F I ED O RDINAN CES AN D D EC L A R IN G A N EMER GEN CY W H ER EAS or vartous eluded rn t he Cod Ired • ' Auctioneers note (we will have a ,sale every week at this location) WHEREAS ce rt arn tra ff rc and m rsdem ea nar pro~J I S•ons shou l d be re·,"sed to comply w il h cu rr ent Sta te l aw anc:J WHEREAS the CO d lfiCat OM Of SU Ch Or d •nances logelher wtfh the new ma n er to be adopted rhe matters to be amended and th ose to be repealed are bef ore the Council N OW T HE R EFORE Be I t o r da 1ned by th e Council of the V rl la ge ot Mrddleport as follows Sec 1 That th e ordmances of the VIl lage ol Middleport Oh to of a gener a l an d per . • rurr~ dutdoor all breeds Clean I Equipment Co. I WANTED L gh r col 0 1 ed G Pr 11011 51 epf erd PhonP alt er 4 30 p rn 'J(I2 5623 S1UO FO il ~ervrce Reg+ ste red Ouort€1 ho rse ~ tol l nn Good co nlrr rno t on Well bt ed Swenrrolto 57 $50 grade rn o 1e ~ $7 5 rcgr s tercd 6105937390 \ard Sale cod es t rt les chap t ers sec t tons w llh the Re p lacemen t Pages 10 Codlf ted Ordrnances he r eby approved YA HD SA LE lhur s Fr1 a td ~a t 4 5 b at Hob \on by 1 ad o od rroclt s h e r yth ng l1k e ruw Ro .n c an ce l ~ Q9') b 173 FAMILY Yard Sole Sy o cv~e Bo l Sorne rh ng Ia everyo te ca n cel s Av o 1 d ,she s So l May Por k Rarn 6 '>rre clo th mg to the ar e and thts VIl la ge SE C II Th e lo ll ow rng ne w ordrna nce ma ter ial JS he reby ad opted In order Ia comply wit h c urr enl State Ja w p ublt c: a1t on of w hrch rn su mm .u y tor m as set forth be-low •n con1u nc tron wrlh the pu blt cat ron ot lh 1s Drd rnance .s requ •r ed by Oh10 R C mo tor• zed gam blrng house ) I I 0.4 Pub l ic Gam .ng 511 OS Chea tmg 517 06 Me tho ds a d uctl ng of b m oo con game pr oh rbtt lons 517 07 Brngo records 517 08 B 1n go operat or pr oh b rl ions 517 09 Bingo exce pl lons SE C Ill This Ord ina nce rs hereb y declared to be an em erge ncv me asu r e a nd I ts lmm ed 1a1 e passage ts neceS$iH Y in order to prese(ve protect and main tain the health , s af e ly and welf ar e of the c• trze ns of Constt t utlon SEC This Ordi na nce be 1n 1m m ed ralely follow• ng IV shalt ta kt '"-4 • . -' • I.I ' . ~"e lrCONOM't .:;,·,,.. r: raN l ·' ; ' SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE Reed s vtlle , 0 A GREAT WAY TO Q the Best Used Car Deals in Town! 1978 Cadillac Aeetwood $AVE Mr Karr's demo Large selection 1978 Oldsmobtles ready for dehvery We are ready to deal So hur(y rn. prck yours out Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteou s sales men .. Marvtn Keebaugh or George Harns M L Kelly Pres •dent of Counc il 4 cyl auto lrans glass Jrd door Sharp ' rad10 raltye wheels prn !;tnpes ful l trrmmed rn red 18 000 m de!io whtte 1976 Ford MaveriCk 4 dr ~--'3695 6 c yl auto tra ns PS P B AC 1975 Ford Granada Gh1a 2 drJll \1 8 au lo tra ns P S P 8 rn l vi n yl root N rce rad io - 6 cv l 3 speed trans 3995 1 A C slereo, luxur y 1974 Ford Pmto 3 dr Runaboull--- 2195 1 step bum per 1974 Ford Pinto 2 dr- - - - '1895 4 cyl , auto trans 1975 Ford Granada 4 dr- -- - '3275 6 cyl J speed trans defrost 33 000 mrles rad•o vtnyl roof elec rear 1975 Ford Granada 2 dL----- 13295 6 cy l , auto tr ans P S radiO, viny l roof 1974 Ford Mavenck Grabber 2 dr-~'2595 302 VB auto lrans mil es 5t1 arp P S, A C Grabber pack 38 000 1974 VW Super Bug 2 drr- - - 12395 1977 Ford F-100 '3995 300 CID eng J speed lrans , P S short bed slyle5l de, t1e down hooks v1nyl mserl bodyslde moldgs step Pete Burrts Pomeroy 991 $141 . ._ _ _ _ _ _ Eve~ J~os.v ntll' oo-111 s p m S•t '3395 1975 Ford F·100 300 CID eng bumper J s p ~ trans 1974 Chev, C-10 6 Karr & Van Zandt F1nanctng 1977 Ford Putto 3 dr Runabout- - '3295 bumper Now In Stock "You'll like Our Quality Way of Dong 8us1nen" GMC Anest Gene Grate Clerk 1 V 8 auto lrans P S P B vm yl rool 2 p1ece A C AM radta ws w radral t 1r es 18 000 mtles e ff ect and 19)8 5495 1977 Ford T-Bird 2 dr HT and of. lh e 5 17 0 1 Def m•ttons 5 17 02 Gamb l mg 51703 Opera t mg a tCOIIOMV 111001 turndiH bil~Qtr tol,llj~tt 1oM Mo.,., plllw nil b ulld~rt 10 attn ~ Ill Ifil l Mo 1 w or~ uo w a~ lnwer luel cu\1 all qur VALUE RATED 1978 Ordr nan ce as a part he reof and f ri ed w1th th e permanent 7] I 13 GRAND OPENING 2 DAYS May 6 & 7th 3786125 . '" 18900 1977 Cadillac DeVIIIP. SP.d .. ... 1978 Cut. Sedan 4 Or.. ,1 .~~·.~:~~ .~~. 1. . . . .. '6295 1977 Cut. Wagon . .. .. ......... ,", ... .. . '5995 1976 P~. Volare Sed ... ... .. ............... '3195 1 1976 Cad. DeVille Sedan ........ .. ...... 7500 1 1975 Cad1llac Deville Cpe., Gold 5600 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe. 1 .~ ..~'~.".'.. , .... . '3495 1975 Cad.' Deville Cpe.. .. ... ?.:- ~!'..... ...... '4995 1974 Olds 98 lux. Cpe .. .. ......... , .. .. .. 12995 1973 P1nto WaJ~on .... ... .. ,............... '1095 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed,.... .. .. ... .. .. . '1795 1973 Cad. Deville ,Cpe, .. ..... .. ............ '1995 1973 Cad, Deville Sedan ,.. .. .. .. .. . .. •. '2495 1973 Olds 88 HT SP.d ... ... ... .... .... , ..... '159'i 1972 Clodge ,Charger .... .... .. ,........ ,... '1295 '36!1!i 1976 MustanR II Co~ra records SOc Per Car and "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" Iorge One book form co py of I he 19 7 8 Re p l a cemen t Pages shall be ce r t t fted as corre c t by th e Ma lfOr and the Clerk o f o rdma nce reststanc e . bed clothe~ Broug ham altached Buy Sell or Trade M1dd epor t May 6 8 9 a dop ted Counc il Free mspect10n of rgn1t1on , pomts sett1ng (dwell and Tune up and cooled SPRING Yard Sole So t May 6 and Su 1 M ay 7 10 t II ? Th1CC nrles so u th of M1d dlepor 1 on Rt 7 a 1 Froddre Moo c ~ Watch !or ~ rgn s 0 Jt:> e+ srte bP.d sp read rugs cur tom ::; glo~~wor e 1rce clean do thes 1ca 1s e tc ~~VERA L VALLEY DRIVE-IN Horton Stree1 Rt 33 North of Athens, Ohto IF YO U hove o scr.,.!Co to oll e won t 10 buy o r ~co il o,ome tf111 g oe look ng l o r wo r~ or YA RO SA lE F ondSo t Moy ) & b 155 Pe ar l 51 Mrddl cpor t wha tever vou II get fC~ufb l a st er w tlh a )entrr'le l Wont Ad fOUl( FA MILY G arage Sole Co ll99'1 2156 Sotufdyo only Rom o r ~hrne tl 30 TO 5 00 Cur tarn ~ plant~ BIG b Day Garag e and Porch Sole dr-. ht ~ k,d., clothes fP.we lry Apn l 30 t o May 5 A ero\~ lrorn e tc R o{ ~ ~ pr1 n g~ beh rnd Fogle\ong fur No I H omr> l a,rgrouqd on lwp ~ Rd 7q Mm on WV lnh of dr\he'> on Follow ,s rgns trque~ rn1sc D lleren l rtern~ each day 10 b Rarn or ~ h me YARD SAl E 8/9 South Jrd Ave THREE YA~D sales lhur ~ Frt or d Sal May 4 5 & b Crow~ ~ubd1vrs on at F1ve Pon1t~ s engtne 5 19 95 Fueltn1ect1on 524 95 (304)7735386 lAR G ~ lnr L~u!":~-----J Openrng Specral s Good thru May 13th ~.~nd1flon 1 trmmgl 742 3076 I I I I I EVERY SUNDAY 9 00 00 Now Op e n m Mason May 4 5 omJ 6 on State Rt 325 1n Do nv1lle Oh•o I 0 5 Al so a power saw ond a weddmg gown to ~ell men s ~h1r 1 -. s•r es small and JUIHOr clot he.. "le'• 5 & 7 Co li I ~~ VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS 9 West I 1 POMEROY, 0 I PH 992 2176 I lnlernatronal I Harvester I New Idea HIDDEN TREASURES WAGON WORKS s w YARD SALE Sy n dttat~ SE RVICE ~ lANDIN G all manen t na ture as rc..,. sed recod lhed r earr anged and consol•da led tnto component 1<1 18 Il l S lrc ' and g somu new rtems Clo th es l or Fr om 9 ? Phone 985 424 7 1 SA J VMX toy ~ I>'Cf g1ay col1 co Or drnances " nd • force lis pa ss a ge an d a p p r ov a l Pa sse d the 24th da y ot Ap r tl • lndoo Gtoom!l DOG OBEDIENCE Clo ss l o r rn 1q row Co I I 367 0550 gorne-. ., ----------, ! MEiGS I Ruth Reeve~ Albany 1614 )698 3790 RISING S I AR Kennel Boor drng ~ o ddlu~ •eco rd s 5 elemen t bca111 books hou se hold 11erm baby s State la w as r eQut r e d by Arttcle X v 111 Sect ron 3 ot The AUCTIONEER BILL BROWN tens I yea r olrl red wt AI o Pho n e 643 11 544 ho HOOf HOL lOW Horses Buy \e l trade o r lfOIIt New and u~~d Phone 992 2181 lu tn rlure com1ng m . t 2 to 5 wec lo. o d l o ng horr ed lo.rl r.,t• lor Sale at R•char d SpPnce r s 111 ! uppe1'!, Plarns on Rt 7 May ) rh and 611 Wooden bed nony o th er re 11s clo rh, 19 q 30 to 5 ( RYI'TOQUOTES Oh io co nd1t on 1q7 3 Pl VMOU IH CUDA A slo. ng $17 50 B4J 206 1 o f h~ t 5 prn One lett er s rm p l) st 111ds for n1oth e t In !Ius s unplc \ I S YA RD SALE One day o nly f r May 5 on Srl11er R dgc Road o il used f or th1 lh rec I ~ X fl t 1h l t\\11 Os t !l srnglt l l tt<r ~ CR 36 Electri c ra n ge wash 1pos trophes t he l<'n gth :1nd f o tm 11 nt 1 f II t \\tltd s n til ~ l ond old V• c t r o lo wilh l11 nt s E11r h d t \ th e code l ei II rs trc d !IT('t( n1 Middleport Ohio and tor the fu r t her re ason thai '' •s necessa ry to l:) r lng the T ra ll lc and Gen e ral Off enses Codes Into com pl lenu with cu r rent • Terms of Sale : Cash or Check wrth post live I 0 Not respoMrble for accidents TW O SEV lN week old Ge11nott Shepherd pup p• es a 1d !.> woelo. o ld b1 ugl~e hout d puppm s Folhe• ~ eKcellenl huntr ng dog tl43 7961 CA DillA C ELDORADO ( Icon &Mce ll er11 Pho ne 9Q'"J 7 <1 62 YARD SAlE I ONGFE I I 0\V Located at Ma1n St . on the south end of Rutland. Watch lor signs All new merchandise. household furntshmgs, ref.. TV sets. couches. recliners. pots and pans. garden tools, hand tools. socket s~ts, pa1~t. pamt brushes. stoves. toys, btcycles. loads of other ll'lsc. 1tems st1ll • Here', how to 1\ork it AXYIJIB~AXR Is drnances of a gene ral a nd per manent n a l urc ha~Je been passed whrch should be rn AT THE RUTLAND AUCTION BARN 1971 OUR FAMilY Yo d 'iol t• or Brll Pull ns re srdente Mud Sock ~ oo d Alfred Ohro Moy 4th 5th ond blh q 6 Clo th ng 111 !ants a n d up U n r l o nn ~ lur Ill lu re glm~wore bo ~~ nell ond rnod nHsc Rorn canceh. h1g hl y drsap pornted AUCTION • • $12 I H REE FAM IL'( Yo d So le May .t 50 from 9 to .1 Be11y Moore, ru ~ rden c e Rt 7 By p o'> s Wold l or stgn s wrll co nd llt o n s na t Sel l canto• tod Ca nton Ear I Gal k ey r 011 vruw Ht !o Pome roy Oh .o 1q73 JAVE LIN 5 1 ClC(I r 11le., New pont Good cord•tron $1300 949 2:J71J 95 lard Sale " UAII.Y K 977 24 tr W ldcr ness Com pe t lor l1t e~ Ches h•re Plo le(614 )36 70791 You co uld wrnd up cop ng wrth t N EW S PAPEJ~ E NIE~PFII S E l ow V 8 eng m~ 01 P S P B new rod1al tH e:, ' od10 and topo v1 r1yl top EMccllcnt CO ffrlt! !O 1 57600 614 tl4 3 7432 be ll ca n t or ned 5086 ~9) m dt~age Any U S made < ar~oar·tsl extra 1f needed Excl front wheel dnve cars ~ LE 1 KZRR vox J ZZ Q J ner SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec BSRLDM E Z 21) G1ve you £ co mplete att en DJTZXLEI tton to anyth tng you wo rk on Yesterday's Cryptoquote ON THE DIFFUSION OF EDUCAloday A cos tl y mrs take co u ld TION AMONG THE PEOPLE REST THE PRESERVAT ION res u lt tf you re carele ss AND PERPETUATION OF OUR FREE INSTrTU fJ ONS CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 191 DANIEL WEBSTER Depen drng o n oth er peop l e for yo ur good SPECIAL Bnnks Ha . . rn g a gtve and tak e aHtl ud e mrg h t b e drf ft c u lt to ac hr e~Je CO "d t1 o 1 P LY M OU TH N e wly overhoulod $300 985 4 191 Stoll Rood 248 ') • n•l"'~ l• ut •r lo ng 8a tt orn so 39 Enthusiasm L-...L-.J....J~..l.­ don 1 s1art today If you do a par n fu llesson mtght have to be 992 5156 24 FOOl CAMI'!:H Frorl lo. lill Good !>O r 1101y own ego You mus t be 37' Mens sana Dble C !t~Je abou t your ca pab rl! an corpore nol lrke you to be ca /l y and talk 38 Comp lete w th nwnmg 1mks and elect•rc broke hoolo.up BU ICK Pho ne qcn :)183 1974 CHEJ ROL EI IMPAlA state ttes ARI StOC RAT Camper Slaeps b wilh ~ r o"'e o"e n s nk lumo ce Ortd poll a pony 1971 27 Braztltan your SCORPIO (Ocl 1971 Pomeroy landmark '-4~-+--1---1 'i9,. J~ck W Carsey Mgr and pal ence T k t CANCER (June 21·Ju ly 211 30 a e 1 on Don I trr gger unnecessa ry d s the sens ton tod ay tf yo u happP.n to 31 Penod In run rn lo someone who sa ltlll e history unpleasan l Sm le Kee p Ihe 33 Ascended ~~~ rJuly 23 Aug 22) Be rea l s 35 State Fr 110 abou l yo ur goa ls loday or 36 Period of ~au re lrke ly to be trrpped up by offiCe behind someone s back 1977 PON ri AC CATAli NA $BOO 992 7453 vrnyl rap SO 000 mdos 997 5545 du 1 ng t hfi day Call Now For AppOintment lo ASiro Grap h P 0 Box 489 21 Trudge Rad1 o C• ly Slahon N Y 100!9 25 Gram m<lle-k-11-+- l----f:'i' Be sure to spec 1l y b1r th stgn cule GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Res t lessness cou ld ca use yo u to be 26 Candlenut nervous and mr tab l e today tree ftber Camping Equipment 1910 Surge 11cen se • nver Answer 27 Whar fs 28 Dating from btrlh 29 Guam's cap1tal .1 2 Harrow ' n va l 34 Woo se ll add ressed stamped enve lo p e Z3 l73 11 Molor 1zed b1cycle o p e r at i on equ i pment and •• 24 Yesterday 's Proved umocent Meandermg Cornda beast Gustatory Auto Sales 1974 BU ICK R!:GAl Goo d cand1 I tOn A C P S drH b1ol-ce ~ pow er wr 1dows ond sco t ~ Wheel Alignment 21 motiOn 301 OA Brc:yc le 15 IN STOC-' C.ll742-2211 TALIC TO WENDELL GRATE ment agents Otcycle . • 68 ACRE FARM - Pr ice reduced lo \41> 900 All ract lve remodeled 2 slory tarm home ~>I.U ce home leotv res a large living room d lnl,.. (~'\):'" o~c hen 5 bedroo ms & I'' ba th s 15 ar;r..\.t Jle land with balance In pastu r e and wood 7 ..... aer barn & ga ra ge Yo u m ust see this one Its Y.. o: tl worth the pr iCe Loca ted off Rt 325 m Meig s Covnly cra te 9' and 12' VinYl Flooring In Stock I Wrn easily 2 Fragrances 3 Fortuneteller's cards 4 Towermg 5 Shirley or Tom 6 Wholly 7 !Jke some to yow good However ce rtam 13 Sheltered Sl lualtons wrll req urre an as so ba 11 00-News 6 8 10, 13, Wal<h Your Mouth 33, 11 OlNews 3,4,1S II 1l -Mvole ' Conlllct A 11 JO---Movle " The Trac kers 6, Second City T\1 8, Woody Hayes Spring Show 10, Movie Peyton Place" 13 Janak! 33 11 Jl -Weekend 3 4 15, 12 Oil--Don Kirshner's Rock Con<erl 8 Movie " In Cold Blood' 10 l Oll--Wollmon Ja<k 6, I Ol-Movle A Study In Terror" 3, Movie "Perilous \loyage 4, 2 10--Movle " The Incredible Two Headed Transplant' 13 3 Oil--News 3, 3 31>-Movle 'The Human Duplicators' J 3 4l--ABC News 13, l DO-Big Va lley J f cld I97~ MOBil I IIOMl 17 , 00 3 REOUCED TO 511 ,900 - A ve ry nice l'' story A bedroom home n good condr t ton Features a basemen! wrth l1n 1shed tamrl y room and laundry room eat rn ki t che n ll vr ng room & bath Large lot w ith fenced yard Cal! now prr ced to !.ell Aucli once• plete Sm ... •ce l X(AV A liNG AT 446-3643 446 3794 BRADFORD no•t to Stat e Hrghwoy Garage on Rou te 7 Phone 1614 ) 985 ~ack W Carsey Mgr CALL mo !:ien ice• Offered Wil l C AR~ +o r the elderly rn ou home Phorrc 997 731-4 I Football's famed \Yl Kyle Vl!:JID~ 5 Where the lolA ll,,IJ K1takarru ~uWwl!J[]]\} flows 10 Vme '' May 6 t978 II Law enforce- You e api to be a b1/ more EXPERT HUNTER DOWN •nde endenl lhJ s yea 1 Thai s 12 Additional SATURDAY,MAY6 1978 6 00-Sunrlse SemeSier 8 10 6 JO-T\1 Classroom 8 US Farm Report 10 Kentucky Afield IJ 7 00-Marlo &[lhe Magi c Movie Machine 4 Fun for Everyone 6 )Ghosl Busters 8 Public Policy 10 Weekend Special IJ 7 JO-Salurday Report J, World of Survival 4 Ad ventures of Muham m ad All ll Dvsly'5 Treehouse 6, Wacke 8 B DO-Hong Kong Phooey 3 4, II, Superfrlends 6 IJ Three Robonlc Stooges 8 10 8 30-Go Go Gl obetrollers 3 A 15 Speed Bvggy 8 10 9 00-Scooby s Laff A lymplcs 6 lJ Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8 10 10 JO-Pmk Panlhe( 3, 4 15 Salman Tarzan 8 10, II ~Band Festival J, Krolft Supershow 6,13, Baggy Pants' 15 11 30---llttle Rascals 4 Space Senllnels IS Se<rets of Isis 8 In The Know 10 12 00-Weekend Speclal6 Movie " Benealh lhe12 Mile Reef " 4 Land of the lost IS Fal Albert B, 10 Attlon News tor Kids 13 12 JI)-Amerltan Bandstand IJ Thunder 15, Point of View 6 Spate Academy 8 10 I 00-Jetsons 3 Ovldoors Wllh Jvllvs Boros 6 Mr Magoo 8,10. Meet The Candidates 15 Tennis For Everyone 33 I 30-Greatest Sports Legends 3, Derby Festival 78 6,13 Raters 8, Film Fesllval 10, Fren<h Chef JJ 2 00-Baseball Worm Up 3,4 15. Movie Five Weeks In a Balloon' 10 To Be Announced 33 2 ll--Baseboll 3,4, 15 2 JO-Golf 6 lJ Movie " Muti ny' 8 3 00-Book Beat JJ 4 00-Wide World of Sports 6 13, That Nashville Music 10, Body Shop 33 4 JO-Sports Speclocular 8 Nashville On The Road 10 Cal<h 33 l Oil--Star Trek 3 Kentucky Derby 6 13 Marcus Welby , M D 4 Pop Goes The Country 10 Gtitlgan s Is ll Art Ameri ca 20 Zoom JJ s 31)-Porter Wagoner 10, Na5hvllle On The Road 15, Art America 211 Once Upon A Class!< JJ 6 Oil--News 3,4 10, Wide World of Sports 6, 13, lawrence Welk 8 God Has the Answer 15 Zoom 20, Studio See 33 6 30---NBC News 3,4,15 ABC News IJ News 6 CBS News 10, Que Pasa , USA' 20,33 7 Oil--Little Ras<als 3 lawren<e Welk 4 IS, Hee Haw 6 8 Bugs Bunny 10 Wild Kingdom IJ, Eiec Co 20 , Bailie Line 33 7 30---We Think You Should Know J Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 All Star Anylhlng Goes 10 Native American Myths 13, On<e Upon A Classk 20 8 Oil--Bion ic Woman 3.4, 15, Mel & S~san Together Onedln Line 20, Old 6 13, Jelfersons 8,10 Friends New Friends 33 8 J~rallon Peltlcoat 6 IJ Ted KnightS 10 Dante at Dawn 33 9 Oil--Movie Allee Doesn I Live Here Anymore ' 3,4,1l Love Boat6 13, Movi e The Cheyenne So<lal Club" 8 10, Our Mutural Friend 20, Ai<atraz 33 10 Oil--Fantasy Island 6, 13, Meeting of Minds 20, Chat wllh Country Mvs lc Artis! Doc Williams 33 Auto & Truck Reparr Also Transm1ssron Repa1r Phone 992 -5682 1 ACROSS lear ned LIBRA (Sepl 13-0cl 131 Your presen t budge t rs no t e las11c "'• m1le olf Rt 7 by pus on St Rl 114 toward Rutlan< 0 PAINTS AT by THOMAS JOSEPH ,~ GARAGE & I EXTERIOR 'j "' school A SSOCiates ........, .. the Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Battery lnstallat1on Serv1ce 4 lot and all utll1 tres 7 car garage with workshop upstarrs and n ce br rck ov lbvll dlng All lh1s lor SJO 000 9 ACRES - •mrlesoll Rl 7 on Rt 143 wr th water and electrrc a . . allable SIO 000 to the frrst buyer SYRACUS E - Here "a I year old 3 bedroom ranch hom e Ntce bath s tep sa~Jer krtchen d tnl ng room natural gas furn ace and large levello l Only S1l 000 NEW LI ST ING 2 bedrooms bath natural ga s centr al heatrng and fu ll basement R lght off of Ma1n Street 1n Pomeroy SB 000 MANY LOOKER S COME & GO WE TR Y TO OUALIFY A PROSPECT BEFORE WE COME TO YOUR PLACE C Bruce Teaford Helen l Teaford Sue P Murphy - .................. ASTRO·GRAPH r II 30---Johnny Carson 3,4, ll Kentu<ky Derby Specia l 6 13, NBA Play Off B Movie "Marla" 190 Monty Pythons Flying Circus 33 Janak! 33 11 J()-Lohmon & Barkley 6 Ironside 13, 1 ooMidnlght Special J 4 lS Movie Snake People" 10 l 30---News lJ 2 30-News J J QO-MovJe Lvst for Gold" 3 4 30---Movle " ZIIa J 6 00-Movle " Dreams of Glass J Movie Channel 4 5&9 PM - The Lale Show IPPGJ 7 & II PM - Hollywood Oldies IGI Cable Channel l 6 30 PM - Tesll mony Time 7 00 PM - Paul Gaudino Fam il y Fitness Show 7 30 P M - Modern Soorts 10 00 PM - 700 Club1 1 Service ~ Bernice Bede Osol J3 MOORE'S a nd p art of fawn Ha s 4 bedrooms and compact lot Only SIS 000 NEW LISTI NG For The Best Prrce In Town See Denver Kapple At CLEANING In Southern Local wdh a small barn and Syracuse THIS WEEK ON LY - a 7 reno"aled frame home bath woodburnmg frrep lace d n1ng room partral basemen t and almos t an acre for S5 500 SYRACUSE J bedrooms m a frame home w lh bath natural gas heal c ttrpef tng and small yard A skrng lUSt $7 ~00 lor a qv ck sale MI DDL EPORT 6 room house wtlh 7 baths n i'llura l gas furnace and near marn Thermallnsulalton Save30pel to50p<ton healing <ost Experlen<e and fully Insured Free Est Ca II 992 3115 4 9 l mo Call After 5 00 or Anyhme Saturday 992 7119 or 992 5041 • 77 lfc SEPTIC TANK $42 500 storage burldrng and garden bedroom (614) 667-6177 Between7 30& 9:00 pm . 4 12 1 mo P Cellulosic (wood ftberl 61 2 Sl l 700 wtll buy a good'} IH Call JERRY MURPHY JIM KEESEE DUMP TRUCK SERVICE r oo f FREE GAS IN HOUSE and mineral r ghts go w1 th rl , barns rn good condr tr on located rn Bashan Oh tc bo 1h COl po 1 ut1l ry burld ng On h•g ln r Crty wo er gas MA.IN POMEROY , 0 landscapmg etc 107 '12 Sycamore St o ne lot ~pocr o u s J bed room ....,,th Iorge u tdrty 00 111 Har d w ood f loo r s 01d co•pe> t Frurt !f ees and shr ubs 011 plus lu ll bn~l?ment grad1ng , Blowri Insulation Broker near Oil yard drtveways & 1n Spec1ahzed J&L DAVE'S BACKHOE 'GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr , Phmu-' SyrottJ~ I 30 yr DOZER FOR HIRE 591 JP51 Or Soe Ohto 997 5573 rwo HOUSf:S ba t hs pp~:>d lrnon crn9 ol ~a 1 (' / noncr1g 1rc and Mo rt gage> 77 ~ Stol e AthPns phon e (614 ) VA HIA 11 ROOM TWO ~ t ory hou ~e Dou ble garage w1lh apo• trnen t out burldmgs !7 ac res Rutland See or (Oil r 0 Stewo r I 747 7<171 Me•g~ Heal E•late for Sal., MID D L~ PO R T (omm('rc iOI property appro~ 17 CUP'> lc,..el 1anrl loco t11d at 1uppc s Plom s on Oh•o Rou l c 7 Phonl2 (614 ) 667 6304 - ~ (l( l I( 9Q'l } 41:11 992 JBB5 ONE J,l( k 'N LH\O'Y Mq l Phnrw 991 2 Hl l 991 ms liE~L TO 11 6_1;_ Second Street Phone 99l ll81 RUTlAND FU~ NIIURE 8orgu n Cente1 ~f'll~ new orrd used fur WOOD Poles ma• nr ture Also trade~ and btJy~ netPr 10 o r lmge~r end !.8 housef ull lurnrtu1e 01 few ton Bu ndled ~lob S6 per p!OC{I\ Drr 'o' P olrr tle and SOYO 0 Del,,..erod to Ohr o Pollet lu1 Chr>r lo. w th u~ bPioH• you Rt 2 Porneroy 997 2!.>89 CO IN ':! 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Rt 4 Po rn E.>r oy Ohro Of col! qrn 7760 7nd ~ell Co rnpor con to111ed A C 74? :18QJ bOO\ r on bed'> ere que~ T rn(' Ch e ck our low , low pn ces on Want!!d'tu l:lm TIMB ER Gr·Jl••r ,ll fir·< of po t 'o'OIIely of an Clel a nd Far m~ lorg1 nuols 111 tlot ~ a 1d G•e£>nhou:, e Get old me Cleland Jeep IC\"p) dose to Ru tlo 11d ~p•out!> btusse I 1977 FORD f 750 <1 whPel drrv€ b celle 11 <ond han qcr;; 53 48 Weldrng Penn 1orl produ< I\ MAN l 111 All Your banor a ch l1 pepper~ Plu s ma n y drllercn r vQrle t es of baskeh Rurland 741 3163 Rood 'JO ova loble Pomeroy head lellu((~ ~wee t hun go o n wo• see ! llow~r~ 0(/C rondr lot HI Ph one 011 A PPRO X 10 oc 1eo, 011 f lo tw oocb p l ant~ pepper~ J liOilHlQ lS w1 th l ot ( heat and BR OlCOLI wul l owor f'99 gas ed o•r NtW J bed oom housf' ') Qo th ~ oil t ll'r 1 on p M ddl£1por t OCie ~ 01 l e odrr g Crf'olo. Rood 991 7066 POMEROY LANDMARK t.> 173 IN SULA I ION BUS NE SS 1974 Ste p Vor lr Ulk and 7 u wlot ng nachrne~ complete w11h l?d a blower~ Appr o • )00 bog~ of 8'( OWNtR 3 br>droor FRIDAY , MAY l, 1978 5 oo-Here Come The Brides J, Star Trek 4, Gunsmoke 8, Mister Rogers 20 33 Hogan's Heroe 5 IO Emergen<y One 13 Petlltoat Junction ll S JI)-News 6 Ele<: Co 20,33, Mary Tyler Moore 10 Hogan's Hero"' IS ' 6 oo-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15, ABC News 6 zoom lO33 6 3o--NBC News 3,4, ll , ABC News J 3'1 ,ca~ol Bur~ett & Friends 6, CBS News 8,1 0 §lver Easy 20 JJ 7 oo-cross Wits 3,4, Newlywed -Game 6 13 Mvppet Show 8, News 10 Gilligan s Is II Almana< 20 Making Things Grow 33 ' 7 31)-Porter Wagoner J Gong Show ' 1100,000 Name That Tune 6 13 Price Is R ight 8 Madleli Lehrer Report 20,33 Family Feud 10 Pop Goes The Country 1l 8110'"-Grlzzly Adams 3,4,15 Capt & Tenni lle 6,13 Wonder Woman 8 10, Washington Week In Review 20,33 8 31)-Wali Street Week 20 33 9 00-Rotkford Flies J 4, ll Movie "Wifh This Rmg 6 13 Incredible Hulk 8,10, Soundstage 20 Shepherds Pie JJ 9 31)-Makem & Clancy JJ, 10 ~vl ncy 3 4 ll, News 20, Meeting of Minds JJ 10 JO---Monty Pythons Fly ing C1 rcus 20 11 00-News 3 4,6,8 ,10 13,1l Dick Cavett 20, Lilla5 Yoga & You Business ~ Services Coli 992 7481 by 2 c1eeh Coii 98S 3A'll - 992 70'l{ - --~ h n!>ulotr on he•yth ng reeded to go rlln bu~rr\e5~ Q9') 3993 O RGANIZA T O NAL MEETING Fr1 May 5th 7 30 p 11 Po nerov Eagles Club A lll o d1e~ that srgned up and all other lodrcs that art' r1 teres ted rn l onnrn g the ladtes ouxrl10ry clu b please ouend new ~h war !.. CABBAGE p ere aura Rcosonobl ) p11ced 98~ 4140 0( YALE FO RK ldt Pho ne 0491705 ot 94Q '}')JO fo, mote rnlormorron lu.Memnry- urldN PROM d mses fl oor le 1glh s.,e 5 All wo n once recy c ed ,eon~ coverall~ and denr 11 cuto ff ) Odd) and ~ nds Shop Rr I Mrddlepor r Ohro ~ I h.id\ <1ftt I 111.1\111 Lagon S~VER AL wood Oho Su nidi ~I be~l of the noch1nc Phone 99') ?156 !he Doily )prllrnel 11 Court St eer Po neroy ~1 Dw•ght $100 997 1107 9'1'1 bL<l5 or 843 2933 BURROUGHS cou n ng IS 1\Urd;t\ l.11f11t ~ RIGibAI R~ f-lo/• range ble o ... e 1 Pull out +onge top Bme cupboard 24,. 40 Doubl(' dom ~ ' "'c tin u ~ rul r\ In 40 lOCUS! POSTS l or sole B it long $ 115 ea ch 1975 Ford F250 4 wheel d1 S3800 Good con lm~d•1 ti t H OM~5 1T~ S /01 sale 1 o ue a td up Mr ddlepo r I lQoor Rutla nd !.>14 0% 1187 II{\ I u 1974 YAMAHA 650 " OIO! Cy<leb: n• llcnt co ndi!to 1 $750 HLJward BIJCh lr e ld • Ohro 74/7178 sand g1ov111 sto ... e!> 111 Sou t hea~tern Oh ro Jotul M ar so Elel THolr o lf"rnpwood and Nolh uo Zron Hea t Co 8 Putnorn Q, (oil M1ll ~I l A the n!! 6 14 591 b079 or rl1t1or !\1 llt•al ~stale for Sale Drug SEl ~ CliO N BHl WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES !teal Estate fur Sale BY OWNER 5 oc c~ w11h q room house FRH GAS 2 cat gar ago ~u m ner ktt( hen and bo1dcrc(/ lOic u n thlor rde le tdrw r dog l oad and oil lyJJe~ ol ~ol1 Ex eel~ 01 Salt Works l1c ~ Mom S1 Porne roy 992 3891 h l di\ I 1 t Jt I\ <H I ;uj~ it.'t'II\H\ ui.J)1 111, Ill I I h, 1 uhh!iht "'II lltJl 1x n~pi!ll ~ll lt fot tlll\1 th<-IIVH< Httl lulll~trtl 11 Phrut !N2 ?JJ6 NOTICE tor Sale RWUCE SAH & l os t .,.,,,h Go Bese 1obters & ~ Vap water p II~ N~l sorl II • luhil..,lt.r Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash bed oom horne Call 9rn 5110 Wut rb IJI Umkt \ t.la} TELEVISION VIEWING Salurday , May 6 cvl 3 speed "t rans Ex plorer Pa<K , sTep 2595 1 step bumper OPEN Tlll7 PM Start1ng Monday, t-hy , 'llxupt Thursday & Saturday !JI 5 DO-Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FORD See Ro<kV Hupp, Dorrell Dodrill or Pot Htll, Centro I Monager, for a Good 0 .. 1 on o New or Used Vohl<lt 992 2196 Mlddltport, 0 - --- • �12- The Daily Sentin el , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., F' riday, May 5, 1978 for the show is Roberta Meigs Hi ~h School cafeteria Krauetter Maidens who will fur the cast members in be singing an older number , obse rvance of the (Continued from page I) "All By Myself. " assoc iation' s 25th anWorking as a team for the niv er sary .· Spo use s a nd When I Dance With You.'' first time in 20 years will be parents of cast members wi ll Donna Reibel Shat11 of · Bill Childs and Bob Hoeflich a!S() be guests. Galli polis, who was mascot of in a song and dance routine to Sponsoring this year's show the minstrel as a child, will "How, How, How." Clark and is the Meigs High School appear in Southern B elle Cannon and their banjos will A!hletic Boosters. Charles CQ;1uming. again in tribute to return to the spotlight to do Hamilt on: president. former shows, singing "A " Alabama Jubil ee " and Advance tickets for the Sweet Old F'ashioned Girl. " Evelyn Cleland Knotts who show. sold at 25 cent s less Karen Griffith who has apwas a show favorit e a number than thoS<J . purchased at the peared as a dancer, singer of yea rs ago will be singing dour Saturday night, can be and instr umc ntal tst o\·e r "Bill Bailey " and "Some of purchased through tonight ... ! many years in the Big Bend These Davs." Mrs. Knotts is Swis her-Lo!JSe Drug Store sh ow will retur n to the and the New York Clothi n ~ trumpet for this shuw doing a a resideni of Gallipolis. St eph annie Rought an d ' House in Pomeroy and at medley of " Birth of the Jayne Hoeflich will present a Dutton's Drug St ore and the Blues" and Clyde McCoy's modern dance to the disco Downing-Childs . Insurance "Sugar Blues." theme from "Sta r Wars' ' and Agency in Middleport A newcomer to the cast, Lynnetta Whitt ington. will concluding the show will be portray Doroth y of Wizard of "C tgareets. and Whuskey and Oz to do "Over the Rainbow" Wild , W1 ld Women " by The and will join Jay ne Hoefl ich, Comm itt ee . Sh ow ac(Continued from page I ) Stephann ie Rou gh t •nd comp a ni st is Mrs . Oli ve W eber. Jami e Sisson on a dance $5.60 in April. This was 6 Members of the >1aging, t'l!nts higher than March and routine as ch~rart er s from lighting and cost umc com- 45 cents more than April1977. the movie. mittee include Roger and Av erag e weekl y earnin gs Larry Coleman, aIS() a past Susie Abbott. Jim and SuSie increased 12.71 in the month cast member, ret urns to this So ul s by , Pat So uisby, Bob Ill $201.GO. show and accompa med by his ·and De bbie Bu ck, Al ice wife, Shei la , will present a Better weather in April Nease and Becky Fry. medley of Barry Manilow contribu ted to a resurgence Inun('di a!el y foll owing of new homr and apartment songs concluding wllh " I Sa turd~y ni ght 's produ ct 1un a Write the Songs " Anuther N•nstructlon . Empl oyment in veteran performer J"t't urning pa rt y Wil l be staged in the the c<) II Stru ct ion industry cl imbed by 175.000 workers. Despite their jobless rate Calling to a four-year low, one of ever y 10 const r ucti on workers was un employed last 28 Acts. Jobless mon th. Our A uw Loans are ready. An d \\·aiting. Overall , the de.parunent said. "bl ue-<.·oltar workers paced the ll\'Cr -th r -m onth employm ent !=!Hin." 'l11c jobless rate for all bluecoliar workers derlined from 7.1 percent in March ~o 6.5 percent. F'or wh ile-<·oliar workers the rate increased s li ghtl y. from 3,4 to :1.5 p..•rcent. All the whitc-<:olla, a ttr ition was at the clerical level. Lo\\'-ra(es. Easy pa\'ments. Come see us I oda y. We"re \\'<I ii in!.!. Area Senate OK's waterway tax Deaths WASHINGTON rUP!i The Senate yesterday passed RICHARD GRINS1'EAIJ The director· of the .Mason a $2.6 billion dollar waterway County Emergency Services constru ction bill that iri· R1chard D. Grinstead, 49, eluded the'first tax on barges New Haven, died .Thursday that benefit from federal evening in Pleasant Valley navigat ion improvements on America 's big rivers . Hospital. Passage set up a conGrinstead was a member of frontation. with the White the We& Virginia Office of . Emergeny Services, former House. President Ca rt er ha s squad chief of the New Haven threatened to veto the Rescue Squad and former beca use the measure fire chi ef of the New Haven waterway user s' tax . would F'ire Department. He was not go into effect until 1982 instrumental in forming the instead of next year. It a!S() Point Pleasant and Valley does not contain as the rescue squads here. administration insisted and He was aiS() a former post commander of !he Smith the Senate approved last year Capehart Post 140 New Haven - a provision for charging American Leg ion, main- the barge industry a portion tenance mechanic at Kaiser of the cost of new naviga tion Aluminum Plant for 20 years, improvements. The tax was part of a a veteran of World War II and a member of the St. Paul Lutheran Church . He was born May 18,1928, in New Haven. He was the son of Ella J. Grinstead Roush who survi ves along with his stepfather Fred R. Roush, New Haven . He was preceded in death by his first w1fc Ella rose DETROIT (UP!) - The Hoffman Grinstead. Ford Motor Co. will pay $2.65 Other survivors include his million Ill the parents of a 12se cond wife, Margie A. year-old boy burned to dea th Johnson Gnnstcad ; three . in a 1972 car wreck. daughters, Susan . E. GrinAnother $62,460 will be paid s\ ead Point Pleasant; bv a motorist found guilty of Veni,t. A. Kearns, Mason and negligent driving in the acciYvonn e S. Grinstead, at dent th at killed Robert home; a son , Richard Todd Schifko . Parties in the case Gri nstea d, at horn e: two signed the agreement grand child ren, Toby and Thursday befor e Wayne Andy ; two sisters, Mr s. County Circuit Court Judge Kathleen Roush, New Haven, Andrew DiMaggio. and Mrs. Shirley JohnS()n, Th e victi m's father, Racine . 0.; two brothers, Norman Schifko, was driving Danny F. Roush and Ralph T. his wif~ and three children Roush , both of New Haven .. hom e from a weddin g The fun eral will be held reception when his 1970 Ford Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the LTD stat io n wa gon was Fogl esong F'uneral Home struck in the rear by a car driven by Ma rtin A. Pedlar. Ford Motor Co. to pay $2.65 million with the Rev. George C. Weirick and the Rev . Jonn C. Campbell officiating . Burial will be in Graham Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Saturday . OSANA trustee Assuc1atwn and one must Mr . Henwwnn ha s been an pomeroy rutlond tuppers ploins pomeroy national bank th.e bonk of the century established 1872 employee of Holzer Clinic U d. for SIX years, and Chi ef Anest hetist for the past four. He ha s an AB degree from Marsha ll Unive r sity an d seve ral state commi tt ees, .inc lud in g Nominating U1mmitt ee in 1977 : Economic Sec urity Committ ee in 1975 and 1976. Al ong with the pa rtici pat ion in professiona l or ganizatio ns, Mr. Henz qiarm is also involved in civic and academ ic associations, including the Point Pleasant Rotary Club and the Marshall Un i versity Alumni Association, as a member of the Board of Directors and currently as Vice President. LAWRENCE HORDEN Graveside r it es for Lawrence Horden , Gi rard, formerly of Middleport , will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Riverview Cemetery with the Mr. John McArthur officiating . He was a brother of Mrs . Geo rge (Phy llis ) Skinner of Pomeroy. SERVICES SET Funeral services for John W. BoC1lck, who died Wednesday will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Ra wlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Chester Lemley Officiatin ~ . Burial will be in Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from 2to4and 7to 9p.rn. co m pleted hi s an es th es ia tra 1m ng at Penn sylvania Hos plla l in Phila delphia, Pcnnsylvama. He has been inst rumental nrgan izin g t he Sixth F:ducational District for the State of Ohio, with its home _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. ·base in Ga lli polis . Mr. Itt Henzmann ' has r hRirerl REACT MEETING There · will be a REACT meeting this evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. A so und movie film will be shown on the HikeBike that was held last Saturday . The public is in· vited . NOW OPEN ' Crow's JOH~' Family Restaurant Drive Thru Window " " RNZMANN ~ ~'U Tuesday . Domenici, who early in the debate was happy to see every possible ornament added to the bill in hopes it · would aid passage of his amendment, wound' up voting · t . . d agamst the btU an C1Jmp1am ing it was a "pork barrel." "I know my friends (in the Senate) don't like the term 'pork barrel ' " he said "but , ' . ' that s how the public sure1Y percetve our acttons. The president has no choice but to . . d veto th1s bill on two groun s - there is Jess than an adequate fuel tax and more than adequate spending on pork, if that is the appropriate word." The tax, as passed by the Senate, would start at 4 cents a galion in 1982 and raise to 12 ce nts in 1990, with one reservation: if the new lock and dam at Alton is begun sooner than 1982, the tax would begin at the same time . The administration backed version would have MARR_IAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: k 19 Rt Carl Eugene Par er, ' · 3, Pomeroy, and Arlene Sue Co II 16 Rt 1 Reeds, nno y, • · • v!ile; John Allen Rankin, 20 • Tuppers Plain~, andTConnie Lorene Jones, 17 • uppers ' Plams · Oreal P. Caskey, 38, M ' ·n Ohi and 0 onroevt e, Kathleen Kay Sturgeon, 17, Rt. l, Middleport; Robert Andrew Brooke:, 25 • Athens and Ellen Loutse Rice, 24, Rutland; Michael Keith . Rt 1 Mid· Harrtson , 21 ' ' . ' dleport and Melame Kay V j kl . . 18 Hemlock ua Grove. •J• ' 1,,/""-j- frln~ J r J,• ~: ~~ a1-lditions . --~ ' ""\ .~,Ill do,,, 1 h, , ~ ,.. Tn f)•l\o t''-l!rH ic~nl I •II{ 1'~ !• ,, r.hh:IJII Clljhl (11 11lfu rtllb lt> lfs nice to feel f, "''" l' rlt good about-.. .. ,...~q41 : .;.: ' I . ! :::: '.' LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP! ) Raymond Ceulemans, a 1f>. time world champion from Be lgium , led the 12-man field Thursday at the halfway mark in the 33rd Annual World Billiard Tournament ~~ al:f~~~ki~g b~i~n 0~ i .', :·. . ... by ·" .·.· ...··-· Leath er is ils own decoralio n. A co mpl emen t to it self. This full -grain leather is accenlcd only with a bold Italian edge. Exclusively in Tan. Be sure to se all the other women'• Rolls Billfolds · Key Tainers . Coin Purses . CigareHt C1ses - on the Second Floor. Excellent selection of color. 1nd styles . ....,:.: { Take advantage this weekend of tho Speclot Solo Prices on m•ny Mother's Day Gilt Items. Shop Friday Nighlti\8 and Saturday': 30 to 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ;'....:: ·:·· <·: .-.· / :;:: :::: ·. ·:.: LOIS THOMPSON, Athens County Savings Pomeroy, Is shown at located In tho allractlve the oew structure. teller at the and Loan In the rounter malo floor of RICHARD JONES, vice president and mana ger of the Athens County Savings and Loan, Pomeroy Branch, Is shown in his new attractive office located in the front of the new building. The room is accented in blue and fea tures Fren ch provincial furniture. Mr. Jones' desk faces the front of tbe building overlooking the Ohio River. · New Savings, Loan building lr! in Pomeroy very impressive :;:: •.•, :·:0 s. P. i'IIEW STCMIE BV KATIE CROW POMEROY - The newly C1Jn· structed building ol the Pomeroy branch ol the Athens CoWlty Savings and Loan, located overlooking the Ohto River oo West Main St. here, iB as stately as the home that ooce stood in th esame t~atton and the interior of the structure can only _be described as magnificent. A blue oolor scheme Is carried tbroughout the Interior of the building which haa intkerestilnngt inptictustre reproduct 1ons as a ey po o1 ere . Blue floor length drapes, French Provincial lumltu.,, also accented In Pomeroy's fir& ferry boat, view of Pomeroy during the 1903 Dood and the Pomeroy Jail , to name a lew. Entering the lobby, on the right is a picture ol a Dood scene In Pomeroy,' submitted by Jayne Hoeflich, that won first place In Its division. On the left Is an Ohio Riverboat picture submitted by L. R. Hili that won lirst place 'in Its division. The lobby Is also lavishly decorated with French provincial fumlture. There !aandreecellersssedAlsoceii inghewmith lnha ndsoramree L" · •011 1 0 0 00 the tellers windows, the attractive office ol Richard Jones, vice president ::: blue, are featured. d cti f '.. ,:'_,: The picture repro u ons are o noslalgic Meigs County scenes such as :::; ~ safety deposit boxes. Downstairs Is a Riverboat room } ) .... •·•·• :.i:_j .... :::: :;:: :::: :::: Under New Management f: j,:_j_: ' HOUP~ ';:: •:•: Monday thril Sal. 9 til 7; Sun. 12~-'!!!!!!!!!!! __________ MARGUERITE'S SHOES ::;:do~a:::er~• ~~~tY~ 8 d:lv~~~~~ a v n •'· .. .. ,•, • ,•,• ·.·. :-· :> :·. .·.·. POMEROY. 0. , ., Song writer turns • that 1s uqU!site. ft ~~Cill be offered for . :::' parties to groups and individuals. The } do~11 staill'l also has complete kitchen ·:·: facilities also accented In blue. On the ::: walls of the Riverboat room are numeroiL'I pictures of riverboats. ::: Construction on the building began ·;:: in April of 1977 and was built by Karr ::: Con&ructlon. The staff moved Into Its -::: GA LLIPOLIS -· The Gallia Coun· :•:: new quarters on May 1. :::: ty HealtlJ Dept. annoWlccd Saturdav Open houae will be held on Sotur· ·::: an intensilled effort to help school children day, May 13, from 1 to~ and on Sunday, in GoUla County complete the im· May H, lrom , to 6 p.m. Each ftpersond .:, :,:,: munlzations mandated by state law . attending wl 11 rece 1ve a g1 an Immunizations that are required are · refreshments will be served. ;:i' diphtheria , tetanu s, wh ooping co ugh, Office hours at the new lacllltv are ·:·: polio, measles ; and also rubella (German Mooday, Tuesday, Wrdaednesday, ~ to 3d, ',_ ,::_ ,_: measles ) except for girls over eleven '!Jtursday and Satu y 9 to an ' years of age. The state Immunization laws Frtday 9 10 ~ require that children who do not have the :•: required Immunizations be excluded from ~ school. The Health Department conducts ::< Gallia County Health Department intensifies immunization effort f 1 j~~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; : :;:;:;:;:;~:;: : :;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;: :;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:~ ;:;:;:;:;:;: : : · : : : : :·:·:· : :·:·:;: :;:;:·:·:·:;: :·:·:·: :;:;:;: : :·:;:·:·: : : :·: :·:·:·:;:·: : :·: :;:·:;:;:;:·: :·: : : :;:;: :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;: ;:;:;:;:;:;::~ BETTY OHLINGER ) 'I - ROLFS Announcing ( VINTON - A 14-year old yuuth out un a cuuntry hike was the,. object or a search late Friday night after he failed !o return to his grandpa rent s' home . According to unoffi cia l reports, David Swisher was visiting .his grandparent s, Mr . and Mrs . John Swisher on the Shcr- · man Hartsook Rd . west of Vinton when he went hiking a! 2:30p.m. Friday afternoon. When he failed to return , !he Galha County sheriff's departrnell! was called at 9:30p.m. A search pa rty was organized with volunteers who bega n s earr hi rl ~ the wooded area immediately. The youth was found , at 12 :09 a.m. Saturday , apparent ly safe and sound. Panlcipating in the search were WINNEHS - Here are fi ve of 10 Ga llia Academy High School English members of the Gallia Counl v Disaster composition seniors who were named winners Friday in the 43rd annual Harold Agency , Hi o and Vinton fire departments Harding Memorial Essay Contest, sponsored by the Propeller Club, Port of and neighbors of the Vinton area . Huntingliln , W. Va. They arc now eligi b!Hor the regional contest. Left to right are Gallia CoWlty Sheriff .James M-ontTtn1 C11evalier, Melinda Spencer, Julie Lynch, Letty Walker and Dan Rowan . Not gomery's department fr ida y inpictured - Art Allison, Mandy Dailey. Jim Dixon, Pete Groth and Tina Nibert. vesti~a ted a breaking and entering at the I Keith Wilson photo 1. Morris Wolfe residence on W. J. Watson ........... Rd., Rt. 2, Bidwell. .;.; .; ::' Missing was an ei~ht 1rack portable EXTENDED FOHECAST ;1e reo tape player va lued at $100 and a Monday through Wednesday, a bank conta ining $10. A back window ~as chance of showers each da~ of ttl e broken lo ~a in entrance .• for ecast period, with highs mostly in Beverly Jeffers , Eureka Star R! , lht 60s. Lo~s wtll bt In the uppt·r 41Js or Gallipolis, reported the theft of a Robyn 23 mid SOs Mundu y and Tuesday. but channel CB radio from her ca r and Billy dropping to the upper 31Js or lowrr 40s GALLIPOI.JS - Local winners of the Starrlter, Rt. 2. Patriul, said S<J meone took by Wt.odnesday mornjng . 43rd Annual Harold Harding Memorial a come along £rom tht! front or his tractor. Essay Contest . sponS()red by the Prpeller Club, Port of Huntington, W. Va . were announced Saturday by James N. M. Davis, Gallia Academy High Sehoul pnncipa l. Th e winners, 10 seni or English I composition students of Mrs. Patricia Brenn eman. are : Art Allison, son of Mrs. Arthur Allison; Tin1 Chevalier. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Chevalier: Mandy Dailey, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. James Dailey; GALLIPOLIS - F'rom a hobby of song Jim DIXon. son of Mr . and Mrs. Cliff writ ing to singmg toward a musical career Dixon: Pete Groth, son of Dr. and Mrs. may be the direction for Cheryl Kay John Groth ; Julie Lyn ch, daughter of Mr. Warner , furm erly of Gallipolis, Ohio and and Mrs. Herman Lynch; Tina Nibert, Point Pleasant, whose recordings art: now daugh!er of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nibert ; being pla)·ed on a lucal radio stal10n. Dan Rowan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Now being played among popular 1\uwan : Melinda Spencer, daughter of Mr. music rotation on !lle Gallipolis. Oh1u radio ard \Irs. Robert Spencer and Letty station WJEH are Kentucky Boy and Walker , daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harold Life's Been Good To Me , her lwo la test Walker . !lOng recordings macle tn :\'ashvtlle , Tenn . The local winners will be honored at an As to the musit' tn · the Counlry-Pop awards banquet at the South Point Holiday clas.sirlcation, " \'Cr~ ~Md an d very enInn on Ma y 19. Regional and National cu uragi n~· · are resP<1mws rrum Bill Miller. winners will also be announced at that station m ana~er , who l>ltSl'd his com ments time. on the react ion of r<tdto listeners. This yea r's theme for the cun te~1 was Mrs. Warner 's btg break came in " Amencan Merchant Marine, Its Vital Richmond, Va . while she was tr ymg to sell Role 111 the World of Commerce." music she had "'-Tittl'n fur lyrt l'S, writt en Using the theme as a guideline, each by her mother, Edna Niday . student compiled a research paper from Through newspaper mformatton, she various sources such as books, pamphlets, learned that interviews wr re being made fliers, and magazines. The paper consisted of songwriters and sm~ers . Seeing a of an original title, not less than 1,000 and chance to wll tbe music she made an no more than 1,500 words, and had to be appointment, but soon learned the music typewritt en. l' HF.RYL KAY WARNER would have to be sung. Determined, she J.a st year , Gallia Academy was made the vocal presentation and then honored by having tOof the 20 local winwalled for the results. ners fr om the Huntington Port , with one, The door was opened when she was states. The company's exetutive producer is Chris McCoy, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. informed "We like your music, but like Bill McCoy, selected as a national winner. your singing better." A representative of a Bill Walker, a w ell-kno ~n arranger. Nashville production company made the musical director and producer in Nashville. Recent credits of Walker's include next moves . Inside luday. directing teleV ision "music spedals such as A little more than a year ago shesigned a contract with Nashville Artist and the Country Music Association Awards Real of Bend A~ Repertoire. as a recording anist. This is a and The Big Event on NBC which Classtlled D :1-9 Nashville based record production com- celebrated Elvis Presley "s birthday. He Farm s('C Ot" D-2 pany whose primary function is to has also worked with Roy Clark and Obituaries A-7 disco ver , de vel op and promote new Johnny Cash on recent albun1 releases. National D-1 Mrs. Warner has recorded four songs singing ta len!. "Their primary objeetive in Senior Clllzens A-3 In Nashville for the compa ny and will be Soc iety Scene working with me is to sell rny singing BHO ta lent to a major label, after which my recording new material in the nea r fut ure. Sports Scene c 1·1 \Cont inued on page A-21 recordings will be released," Mrs. Warner Punle D-4 to szngzng career t '"Black Brass" < SOON Youth found • :·:· ·>: :·:··'· .•.• H. PRICE 25 CENTS winners named d . ..,...l MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY Essay contest GERI WALTON, sec retary and teller and Connie Warner, 1-r , teller, are pictured in tbe attractive lobby that is graced with French provincial furniture . ' fr (>fn fi.Jdi ! lforl~ ' 102 E. MAIN ST. Set,, , , , , ,:,:;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ___ ,.,.-.,._., . .,._,,,,,,. ,. ,,...., ____ , , ,_, , , ., ......,. .,'-" ' 1\udi!I<Jth ' h,,., lri:'~h .,..., House .... .·· A1.dl ll· .n~ h,15 ~ fre~h ____________ ·:t.,,,., , , , , , , , ,,,Open ···: I ft~,fwm tw 'ld!- v.1rh th{• same bu1h m rr>rl f,,r1 vr:. ,~.e le<Hrwd to l'Xfl'!CI STOP IN " tntint SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1978 ::,_:., -rr ·----. oJdo·tTIOr of"' '' "~ ~<I l l(' lll,jn lllil d ~ f, '' ol\\ l'dl GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Erwin Gloeckner. In Popular ' 1 Priced Footwear ,' J ·1 ~ bv NO. 14 Lawrence , Connie Kiser , SERVICE! CHICKEN! VOL. 13 TO MEET MAY 15 The regular meeting of the Ga llia · Jack"'n • Meigs Community Mental Health and Ment al Reta rdation "648" Board will be held Monday, May 15, at the Commumty Ment al Hea lth Center, Gallipolis, beginning at 6 p.m. ' PLAN TOURNAMENT Skyline Lanes third Annual Men's Slow Pit ch Softball Tournament will be held on the third and fourth of June . Awa rds will be given to the top three teams as well as individual awards for team members. There will be a $55 entry fee and two ASA sanctioned softballs. For more information call F'red Staley; 446-4109 or John Nance . be Entri es wi ll also taken by mail until May 30, 1978. Send entries to Fred Staley, 366 Le Grand Blvd ., Rt. 2, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Kung Flewk II , to the competition from his home in Dubuque, Iowa . I C~' M officials report that over !50 entrants are expected to participate in the meet wh ich is held at the Bob Evans Fann and fl ight directed by Dr. Glyde Marsh, an extension poultry specialist at Ohio State ?'!7'2" . University. Gary Wrtght, owner of the winning " We are expecting Inte rnat io nal bantom , Kung F'J ewk, repor1s that Kung contestants from Hollan.d and sever! unfu rturwtely met htr demtse la.lit winter, varieties of American chickens from top-but that li e plans tu bring her daughter, Continued on A-2 tmts Veterans Memorial Hoapllal Admitted - Eva Diehl, Racine; Crystal .McCourt , Pomeroy; Ruth Hernnann, Pomeroy ; Flore nce Reynolds, Middleport. Discharged - Pamela Ideal Mother's Day Gifts HIU GHAN DE Th is sma ll su uthcast em Oh io town is once again aflutter with nying and squawking i:ls,· offi cials prepare for the Ma y 20 lnternHitunt.t l Chi cken F'lying Meet d CFM J where last yet.tr an 18 oz. Ja panest! Blacklii il bantam fl ewto a new world 's record uf is being investigated by officials from the company, United Mine Workers, Stale Bureau of Mines and Federal inSpectors from The Mine Safety and Health Administ ration. Mr. Six, 35, had been employed at Raccoon Mine Number Three since Oc- . tnber 1974. Hospital News ELBERFELDS Rio Grande aflutter as officials get' ready for chicken flying meet • ' world records . GREAT Miner killed in roof fall POMEROY - Absentee voting for the June 6 primary elections in Meigs County will begin Monday . For the accommodation of voters who wish to vote the absentee route, the Meigs County Board of Elections oflice located int he Masonic Temple building will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday WILKESV II.I.E - A miner, James E. through Saturday, for the month of May . Six, Rt. 2, Athens, was killed in a root fall Only registered voters can cast ballots in the June ·s election. The deadline for at Southern Ohio Coal Company , Haccoon registration was 9 p.m. Saturday night Mine Number Three in Vinton County during the 4 to 12 shift Friday, David (last night) . Persons over 62, those going . Baker , personnel manager report ed to be out oltown on election day, and those Saturday . sick or disabled may ca& absentee ballot s. The accident occurred at 5:15 p.m. and EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday th roug h Tuesday, periods ol rain Sunday and Monday and fair Tuesday. Highs wlll be In the upper 50s or lower 60s Sunday and in' the 60s Monday and Tuesday . Lows wtii be in the 40s through the period, ---·------§a 1 '{Jr.;.. V'~- UfZ(j) <.. ~- . ,,FOR MOTHER GREAT imposed the 4-cent tax ne~t year, rising to 12 cents Ul l984 and would have taxed · barMes whether or not the Alton Jock and dam, tied up in court litigation by r~ilroads and environmentahsts, IS built. ::.: .'' ~ se rve as a Tn1stec before serv ing cts ~:tn uffk er of the Association. Schifko, his wife and their two daughters escaped when the gasolin e tank on the car e.ploded but Robert was trapped inside and burned to death. In a 1976 jury trial , Schifko testified he tried to pull his son from the bur ning car but couldn't because the boy 's foot was caught under the front seat. Schifko said he even tried to break his son's leg to free him . Although Ford attorneys had argued that the accident was a fr eak, the jury found tbe company negligent in its design of the sta tion wagon 's fu el system . Th e jury also found Ped la r guilty of negligent driving. 12-cent a gallon fuel tax, effective in 1990, as opposed to nothing in the more tblln :m years inland waterway charges have been an issue. Carter might find it dif· ficuit to veto the measure, however, because it C1Jntains so much in popular local river and ·harbo~ projects in 30 states - more than half the $2.6 billion total was con· t ained in 39 amendments added on the floor since ·.·. ·.·. Henzmann named John B. llennn ann , Chief Anesthetist at Holzer Clinic I Ad has been elected to a two year term tts Trustee of the Ohio State Association of Nurse Anestheti sts. Th e Board of Trust ees is th e gove rning body fur the State tradeoff in which the barge indust r y and mid-west ern business and farm interests got authorization for a $430 million new lock and dam at Alton, IJJ., on the Mississippi River. More tonnage passes that point than through the Panama Ca nal , and deterioration of the nearly 40ye'l!'-·old f@ ciiity j s causing SCJ'IOUS backups. "I hope the president will live up to what he indicated and will veto this bill," Sen . Pete Domenici, R-N .M., said after his amendment to impose th e tax and recovery fees next year was defeated by four vot es late Wednesday . But Senate Demo c ratic leader Robert Byrd said, "The administration ought to declare victory on that and go horne" beca use ii now has a Meigs absentee ·voting starting Ullmunization clinics at its offi ces at the' Ga llia County Courthouse on Tuesdays and fridays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and from I to 3 p.m. Durtng the month of May these immunizations will continue to be given each Tuesday and Friday. In order to be of service to parents who cannot visit the health department , public health nurses will conduct immunization cilnici in the county schools durtng the month of May according to the following schedule: May 10 (Wednesday)- 9 a.m.-12 noon, Bidwell School; 1-3 :30 p.m., North Gallia High School. May 11 (Thursday ) - 9 a.m.-12 noon and 1·3 p.m., Vinton School. May 17 (Wednesday ) '-- 9 a.m.-12 noon and 1-3 p.m., Cadmus School. May !8 (Thursday - 9 a.m.-12 noon, Centerville School tCamp Asbury): 1-3 :30 p.m., Southwestern High School. May 24 (Wednesday ) - 9 a.m.-12 noon, Addaville School; 1-3 :30 p.m., Kyger Creek High School. May 25 (Thursday ) - 9 a.m.-11 noon , Kyger Creek High School; 1-3:30 p.m., Cheshlre-Kyger School. (Continued on page A-l.) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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/. 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