http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ab79211850747032db7e95f2c2798599.pdf 653d0ac7c910ee95e0294d2d3d5d5e84 PDF Text Text D-10- The Swulay Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May i, 1978 .Reclamation project underway By Boyd A. Ruth .Soil Cons. Service Melgs County POMERO Y Work started this week on the 86acre strip mine reclamation project one-mile north of Pageville in Meigs County . The site is on State of Ohio land in Scipio Township along the east side of Twp. Rd. JJa, just north of the intersection of State Routes 681 and 692. The projec t orig in a ll y called the "West Branch Shade Rive r Reclamat ion Project " is now entit led "Meigs County Reclamation Area No. 1." Joe Davidson. Environmental Scientist with the Division of Reclamation ct..tc . Jnlm Huhlin Cunst r uctiun Co .. Ak ron, ha' ><'vera I bull· dozers an d pa ns al rea dy working on reg rading ' the >;poil. The compa ny bid about $277, 000 on the state csumated $440,000 project. Harold Knapp ts the is · oversee in g the Ohio De part men I of N~ t ur ~ l ·Reso urces (ODN RJ project which is funded by the Board of Unreda imed Strip Mine Lands. Money is funneled to the Board from a 4-cents per ton of coa l tax places on presently mined coaltn Ohi o. Acco rd ing to Davidson , "This is the largest aban· doned >1ri p mine project in th e United States undertaken by a government agency." Davidson indicated May 22 has been set as the "offi cial" kick-off date fo r I he project. Governor Rh odes. ODNR d~rector, Robert Teater and othe r dig nita ries will be present at the site on that superintendent represcnt mg the Ruhlin Construction Cu. at the site. Knapp mdicaled thai every effort willllE' made to do a gond job tn rt•clai.m ing the area. The Soi l Co nser vati on Service and Meigs Soil and Wa ter Conservation Dist rict have helped to provide local leadership in gett ing this largest " Land Reborn " project started. It is our hope that this first big step toward recla iming one abandoned strip min e sit e will be followed by great strides in reclaiming all of the old st.rip rnine lands . ,••••...................... :. :• :. CEstate:• GJ~eal ~~ : Willis T. Leadingham Realtor 1 : WRONG PRICING LOGIC • GUNMAN SHOT STE UBE NVILL E, Oh io 1 UP I I Po lt ('C ~· ri da)' : 1 turned information about the : shooting dea th of Jeffery Jones. 21, Steubenv ille, ove r to tlte Jeff erso n Cou nty • t::U,lER Newell. Chester, and Clifford Longenette, Reedsv ill e. operate bulld ozers for John Ruhlin Constru ction Co. to regrade spoil materia l. . , II you try to sell your • home yourself. how do you o1her homes may g1ve you • some clue to th e market • • set a rea liStiC pr 1ce-> M os t but most o f the 11me you • • • people base lhe1r pr ice tags 011 the only fa cts known to t~em · Orlgmal pr1ce cos t only hea r at the as~ 1 ng pnce 11 1f' S not .t reai1Sf1c 1 pr 1ce. 1! won 1 be the sell1ng • Legislation • • of im provements . and hoped lor profit Then they pr1ce • • adjust to br ing the ir figure in l ine w ith what the y think I How th en do you :.et a· I reai1SI1c pn cc' By I tentatively • • similar homes are br in g i ng. Sounds whose bus mes s 11 is .to know I how much property can I t reason abl e, bu t three at th e • e e e and the fou rth is hrghl y dubious . Th e original prr ce . improvements , and hoped for prof it onl determme e e e e whether you garn _or lose. but they have noth 1ng to do wrth the nghl pnce to Ga l lipol is Phone 446.769 9 produce a sal e Prrces of We' re here to help ! ~· basic fa c ts are irrele vanl. e Y the measure. t e e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• okeyed Friday An ;unendmen1 by ROOM SUITES REG. SALE 8 PC . 9 PC. 8 PC CONTEMPORARY OAK SUITE '1499" sggg95 8 PC EARLY AMERICAN PINE SUITE 1\' 8 PC. '1399" TRADITIONAL SUITE 8 PC. EARLY AMERICAN Maple, Black . OAK NOSTALGIC HUTCH Gold '1199" .'*;, '<j· nationwide from February ' '499" • 31\1 V-8 Engine •Air Conditioning •fll1,cC: · Wirldshilld . Wheel CMrs • ,. ,. J ' Price Includes The FOllowing Equipment <';' .: 'r THESE MEIGS High School students became members of the school's chapter of the National Honor Society Sunday afternoon. They are front row, llo r, Vicky Epple, Tracy Burdette, Velvet Swisher, Beverly Hoffman, Shari Mitch , Rhonda Reuter. Second row, Beverly Faulk· enttne CUT BIRTHDAY CAKE - Katie Crow , president, and Bob Hoentch, direetor, jolned to cut !he birthday cake of the Big Bend Minstrel Association when the group obeerved Its 2Sth anniversary at the Meigs High School Saturday night. :;j HleftgCOay 700 at Varieties; • ann1versary party held after ·musical ~itlgeJtie . ) Every lady delights in lovely lingerie... so · give her a few selections from our specially pretty lingerie collectioni Choose slips, sleepwear ... here' •Remotl Millar .•. ....... • .., Side Mlllllatp ~ ' tl1 •WI:Ie::A Wlllhl / ~us --~·'~'"" / '/ Maid ,-·· ·~~£q£ ·.~ /·- makes such as Phil. Formlll R011ers, Kat1 , lorraine. Complete selection ot siJes. ~' · A'-':'· .. {:' · • . PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS MONDAY, MAY 8, 1978 YOUNGSTOWN (UP! ) - An eslimated 1,250 city ' employ ees - including firefighters and pollee officers - went on strike today, but a spokesman for the pollee said emergency ca lls will be answered because " we do not mean to see thjs city stripped." The employees walked off the job at S a.m. after contra ct talks, which had been going on continuously since Thursday, broke off . 'l I ner, Nancy Stanley, Rita Rousey, Usa Nash, Lisa Prater, Patricia Dyer. Third row, Don Tillis , Marcia Holcomb, Barbara Fetty, Diane Smith, Valerie Matson , Carin Bailey, Rick Hovatter. Back row, John Stout , Tim Hood, David Blake, Kevin King, Dorset Thomas. and Ca rl Gheen, Jr .. • World's biggest woman dead • >;'i ADVANCE TICKETS Adv ance tickets fo r the ·· Meigs Hi gh School senior class presentati ons " An Evening of One Act Plays" to be present ed at 8 p. m. friday in the Meigs auditorium are on sale at the Dutton Drug Store in Middleport and th e New York Clothing House in Pomeroy. The Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club will sponsor an all sports banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 23, at the Meigs Hig h Sch·ool cafeteria. The ba nquet will honor girls and boys in all sports programs of the school as well as cheerleaders. Rich Jones will serve as master of ceremonies for the annual event and there will be no formal spea king program. Tickets at $3 .50 each may be purchased at the Meigs Jun io r and Seni or High Schoo ls, New York Clothi ng House, Swisher·Lohsc Drug Sto re, Bahr Clothiers, Citizens Nattonal Bank, the Rutland Department Stnre or from honored athletes. Carl Denison, president of the Rotary Club, extends a cordi al invitation to the public. Yotmgstown workers strike I ' •AII.fll Radio •Dehm ~ . ., Banquet planned DALLAS (UP!) - Texas Attorney General John Hill, who combined a slighUy populist campaign with promises of more effective government leadership to upset two-term Gov. Dolph Briscoe, doesn't see m too concerned with the last obstacle be· tween himself and the governorship. Hill , who ousted Briscoe without a runoff in Saturday's Democ ratic primary, will face Republican William P. Clements, an oil millionaire and former assistant secretary of defense. r Lt\1 .1. ." Both men were found lying in beds in different rooms in the small house. Hill upsets Gov. Briscoe 2ND A.OOR 1- 'I Two men were found shot to death this morning in a house on Middle Nine Mile Road, at SOuth Side, a rural section of Mason County. As of about noon today, identities of the two men had not been determined, ac· cording to Mason County Sheriff James Hall 's department.. Units fro m t he Mason Co unty Sheriff's Department, including Sheriff Hall, along with Coroner Dr. J ohn Grobb and Prosecuting Attorney W. Dan Roll were at the house which is located in an area approxim ately l 'f' miles fro m Route 35. Both men were reportedly shot through the forehead; each with a single bullet. One of the vict ims, according to authoriti es, was found with a pistol in hts hand . The World Today ~. . .· - ~~· ... CARTER RETURNS WASHINGTON 1UP I1 President Carter was back at the Whit e House Satu rday following a Western states tour in which he dribbled out eriticism of lawyers, doctors and the Soviet Union. Carter's final blast Friday in Spokane, Wash., accused the Soviets of harboring "an inmate racism against black people." He sa id I he racism pa rt ially ex plains th e Russians' drive for mi lita ry innuence in Africa. 1978 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR. SEDAN '5995 I . TRAIN ER KILLED ROCK FOREST, Quebec rUPi i - A circus elephant gored its woman trainer to death before a crowd of >00 circus spectators who ned the tent in panic friday night. A veterinarian shot and killed the beast alter vainly trying to tranquilize it. Police searched through the night in forests along the Vermont border for a second elephant that O'ed the ci rcus tent. STOP AT. • • SHOP. AT. • • SAVE AT ••• ( ~lf£~' ~ ~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO 16 19i4 until October 1976 . CONTEMPORARY SUITE RUSTIC SUITE VOL XXIX 41 ' j YA a1 y ~~ "~; ~~:~:~r POTENTIAL DANGER WASHI NGTON rUPli The Cons orn er Prod uct Safety Comm issio n say s some 6,000 baby cribs have potentially dangerous design dcfeets, one of which may ha ve caused the st r an ~u la tiun of a chi ld. The commission 's warning, issued f riday, said the cri bs involved arc manufact ured by Basse tt Furn itu re In · dust ries. Bassett , Va ., and are of a bamboo motif ca lled "Manda lay ." They were sold l • -,§?.~, ' ::Y..fi~ Sen . found dead e .~~ - · Juhn lenn. D-Ohw. to in· DINING employee. The Jefferson County coroner said Jones dies of one shot in the chest . Twenty-two students of Meigs High School were Inducted into the school's National Honor Society Sunday afternoon during ceremonies in the school cafeteria. Parents of students were invited and following the induction ·ceremonies refreshments were served. Giving the qualities for membership were Cathy Blaettnar, character; Stephanie Rought, leadership; Lance Oliver,service, and Kathy Howard, scholarship. Robert Nakamoto gave the welcome and · introductions, the emblem of the society, and the closing of the Induction ceremony. He Is president of the school's chapter. other officers include Laura Hoover, vice ,president ; Tllinmie DeBord, secretary, and Teresa VanMeter treasurer. · other present memiJE'rs are Rita Bailey, Cathy Blaettnar, Mary Carswell, Karen DeMoss, Cindy Dorst, Pam Evans, Randy Houdashelt, Kathy Howard , Pe!Uly Hysel1, Sue Kennedy , Helen King, Marty Krawsczyn, Cheryl Lefebre, Mark Mitch, Pam Powers, Lance Oliver, Pam Powers, Slepbanie Rought, Jane Sisson, Robin Snowden, Brent Stanley, Mike Wayland, Jennifer Wise, Lori Wyne, and Charles fChuckl Follrod. Prlnc!pal James Diehl ~ave the pledge to the new members who include Carin Bailey, David Blake. Tracy Burdette, Jana Burson, Patricia Dyer, VIcky Epple, Barbara Fetty, Beverly Faulkner, Carl Gheen, Kelly Hawk , Beverly Hoffman , Marcia Holcomb, Tim H~, Rick Hovatter, Kevin King, Valerie Matson , Shari Mitch , Lisa Nash, Lisa Pr ater, Rhonda Reuter, Rita Rousey, Diane Smith, Nancy Stanley, John Stout, Velvet Swisher, Randall Tackett, Dorsel Thomas, Darlene Thornton, Don Tillis, Terri Vining, Scott Warner, and Carol Wilkes. 'MOTHER'S DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY H<.• suurres Committcr , EMPIRE'S EXPANSION SALE 8 PC prosecutor to determine if charges should be filed . Poli ee said J ones was fa tally shot ·• while trying to Mark Longo went for his own comnlit an armed robbery at weapon when the gurunan a fruit and produce company approached Longo's mother here. Police said store owner · and began to pi stolwhip an ., Meigs High NHS Elberfelds In Pomeroy crease fundi ng fro m $1>0 mi ll ton to the higher figure was approved as the panel completed its final dra fting of A fi nal vote on whether th e bill should be sent to th e Senate was scheduled for bring and will brrng H1S e WASHINGTON tUP i t - Tuesday . knowledge of th e market rs e Glenn sa id the bill would irwal uab le e l.cg Jsla li on tu Huthor ize $200 provide funds fo r so-called e millwnm fede ral aid for local "magnet'' schuols designed If there is anyth ing we e sehou l districts tha t want to to draw children of all races can do to hel p you in th e • ca rq out voluntary field of re a l estate _ p l ease • desegregatJun programs was to certam schools by offering phon e or dr op '" a t LEADINGHAM REAL e tentatively apprnved F'rtda y them "specia li zed, h i~ h · ESTATE , Sl2 Second Ave , e by the Senate Human qua hty edoca tion ." consu ltm g a local Ret'llfor HAROLD KNAPP, left, Superintendent for John Ruhlin Construction Company and Joe Davidson, Environmental Scientist with Division of Reclamation are "partners" in working to reclaim one of the worst abandoned strip mine sites in the state. (USDA)SCS photo) . VJ EW OF area to IJE' reclaimed in Meigs County Reclamation Area No. 1, located one mile north of Pageville, Scipio Twp . (USDA.SCS photo ). T~~ay : : Two Mason Countians 22 inducted into · ·· ~. ::-.; •. ~.*:;= 0 ~E~LB::.::E:,::RF~EL~Q~~ ~~-- P9MEROY A receptive audience of approximately 7110 persons waa on hand for the 25th a!Ullversary presentation of the Big Bend Minstrel Auoclatlon In the Meigs High School Auditorium Saturday night. ' Following the musical , "Blg Bend Varieties" some I:ID cast members and guests inoved to the school cafeteria where an 1Miverll8ry party waa •aged. Serving refreahments were Mn. Charlene Hoeflich, Mrs. i.Jnda Mayer, Mrs. Tonya uavts and Mrs. Susie Abbott. Athletic bootlters assisting with the ]lllrty Included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mr. and Mn. William Will· ford and Ed Kennedy. The Melp Athletic Bootlters were lhow apon10r1. A number of door prizes were awarded and were provided by The Fanners Bank and Savings Co., Meigs Br~ of the AtheM County Savini• and Loan, Reuter· Brocan · ltllurance Agency, the Pomeroy National Bank, the Citlien• Natlonal Bank, Swllher·LohH Drua Store, Landmark, New Yark Clotblna Hou.H, the Plua Shack, Dutton's Drug Store, Dudley Florl1t, Francis J'lorilt, Vllll&e Pharmacy, Pomeroy Flower Shop, Royal Crown Bottling Co., Crow'• St.U Hotlll, Powell'• Super Valu. Moore'• Store, SUI· lltr'l, Qllpman Shoe Store, ~rperite'1, Pte-a-Pair, the TAMPA, Fla. (UP(). - Baby Frances, the ~und carnival fat lady believed to llE' the biggest woman in the world, has died . A special casket was ordered for Frances Josephine Voges, who died at the University Community Hospital Saturday of pneumonia and heart disease. Born in Tampa, Baby Frances spent most of her life working In carnivals and sideshows. She weighed 826 pounds when well , but had dropped til about 800 pounds during her illness . She had been hospitalized for about three weeks. OFFICERS WITH SPECIAL GUESTS - Office rs of the Southern High School f uture Farmers of America Chapter are shown above during Saturday night's annual FF A Banquet, with guest speaker, Suzie Barrett, president of the Ohio FfA and Rev. Steve Wilson, who offered the invocation. Pictured are, front row, from left , Albert Holman, Bob Lee, Bill Harris. Second row, Ed Roush , who received the Star Chapter Farmer award as well as serving as an off icer ; Miss Barrell, Rev. Wilson and Randy Smith. LEADERSHIP AWARD - Bill Harril!, right, Is shown receiving the Leadership Award at the Racine FFA Banquet from Charles Bush at Landmark. STAR GREENHAND- J ohn Sellers, right, is shown rece iving the Star Greenhand award frorn teacher Aaron Sayre during Saturday night's Future Farmers of America Banquet at SOuthern High School. Flynt making daily progress Kiddie Shoppe, the Town Kiln. The grand prize, a barbecue cart provided by Elberfelds was won by Mrs. Esther Sylvester. Immediately following the musical, James Soulsby, on behalf of the cast, presented an engraved plaque and an Imprinted t·shlrt to Bob Hoeflich, director , In ob· servance of the 25th an, nlversary. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) - Dr. Larry Carey says daily progress Is being made by publisher Larry Flynt, whose legs were paralyzed when shot by a sniper at LawrenceviUe, Ga., two months . Carey says Flynt Is regaining his strength at University Hospital and may start physical therapy within 10 days. Flynt, who Is heavily guarded, remains In satisfactory condition . His wife visit s him daily and handles practically all his corporate work . Longest walkout ended Mansfield's 103 striking firefighters Sunday night ratified a new labor contract wlth the city and returned to work , ending the longest such walkout In Ohio history. In Lorain, city officials will go to court Monday morning after an injunction ordering Its 104 firefighters back to work . One hurt FFA banquet held at Southern ·in wreck ' SENIOR c;LASS PI..AY - A dratn1, "The Other · Player," will be one of four one-act pilya bein& pre~ented by the aenior clln of Melp Hillh School In the school •udlt.oriurn at ftp .m. Friday. Call membera, from left, are Carl Gheen, Robert Nakamoto 1nd Mark Mitch. DlrecUon Ia by Celli McCoy with Becky Fry u atudent directQr, " One person was hospitalized following a single car accident Sunday at 2:30 p. m. on Perry Run In Lebanon Township. Meigs County Sheriff Jame1 J . Proffitt reported that Matthew Lons, 23 , Tuppers Plains, wu traveling west on Perry Run Road when ~e lost con1ro1 of his car. The vehicle went off the road on lhe right, struck an embankment and turned over, landtnc on ita top. Lons waa taken to veterans Memorlalllolpltal by Racine ER Squad. A pusenger, Arlene Roach, Rt. I, Long Bottom, 1uatalned slight injurlel but was not lrn· mediately treated. Lons wa1 cited to court for recklen operation. The car Continued on pase U " and Honorary Chapt er Fanner, Eber Pickens. Speaking at the banquet was Suzie Barrett, president of the Ohio F .F .A., who gave an enthusiastic speech about success. Brent Patterson and ::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::·:::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Robert Ta ylor provided The aooual rablea cllnlc music and Rev. Steve Wilson Rain ending tonight , with of tbe Melga County gave the invocation. low temoeratures In the Humane Society will be Finishing the evening was middle 50s. Variable held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday Dan Smith, who auctioned off cloudtrieSB Tuesday, with a at the Mel&• County Hlgb· the Jeft-()ver ham to help pay threat of afternoon showers, way Garaae on the Rock for 'the dinnet. and the highs in the low 70s. Springs Falrarouoda wltb Dr. Daa Notter Ia charae. STAR Chapter Farmer SQUAD SUMMONED Coat• for the lm· Ed Roush, abowa at The Middl e p o rt muolulloos Include: right, recel~ed the coveted Emergency squad was called rabin, U; D.H.L., $8 ; Star Chapter Farmer to the Independent · Holiness felloe dlalemper, $5, and award durin& Saturday Church in Middleport at 10 :31 upper ruplratory, " · Dogs night's FFA banquet at a. m. Sunday where Mrs. taken to the clinic are to be Southem HICb. Maklag the Mary McCarty , Route 2, on luahuanll call muat be prenalalloa waa Tom Pomeroy, had become Ill. She In carriers. WoUe of the Rllcloe Home was taken to Veteran s National Bank. Memorial Hospital. :· :::·:·:· :·::::::~:::::::~:::::::::::::::::: : ::::::::::::::::::::: :: ::::::: Southern' held its a1111ual F.F .A. Banquet Sa turda y night with about 130 persons attending. Receiving awards were Jonny Sell ers , St ar Greenhand; Ed Roush, Star Chapter Fanner; Bill Harris, Leadersh ip; Ra ym ond Cant er , Agricultural Product ion (pla cement ); Randy Wolfe and Rick Durst, Sheep Produ ction ; Ric k Fla gg, Swine Producti on; Weather 'I ,t �3- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 'Monday, May 8, 1978 2-The Da1ly Sentmel. Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday, May 8, 1978 JOINT RESOLUTION ProJ»>Mnn to ameacl 1 -- -- 1::::: SHALL THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED• NO S~Uon •• ol lt..l'tlcle II of lht COZW:Uullon of PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDM ENT To amend Sec tion lg of Arbcle II of the Constit utiOn of Oh1o I. TO REQUIRE THE OHIO BALLOT BOARD TO WRITE THE BALLOT LANGUAGE FOR STATE ISSUES PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE OR REFERENDUM PETITION. 2. TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF TIMES INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PROPOSALS MUST BE ADVERTISED PRECEDING THE ELECTION. 3. TO MAKE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR CIRCULATING AND SIGNING INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PETITIONS SIMILAR · TO THOSE FOR PETITIONS FOR CANDIDATES. (Proposed by Resolu tiOn of the General Assembly of Ohio) A maJont) affirmatn e vote 1s necessary for passage YES endum petttlon, m ay be named tn sur h petition and the pei"'Ina who prepare the arrument or explanatiOn, or both for any proposed taw or propose<! amendment to the con stitution may be named In the petltion proposln1 the tame The person or persont who prepare t he artument or explan.atlon or both for the la w, Jectlon or 1tern au b· m1tted. t o the electors by referendum petition, or against any pro posed law subm itted by aupplementary petition, shall be named by the 1eneral a~~&embl)l , 1t ln ses saon, and U not in sesslon then by the governor The law, or propoaed law or proposed amendment to the constitution , t ogether wtl.h the arrumenta and explanations not exceec:tlnc a total of three hundred words tor each, and allo the ari'U· menta and exrlanatlonJ not ex ~ din. a tota ot three hundred words against each, ahall be pubU6hed once a week for three con seeuUve week ! precedinr lhe election in a t least one newt))aper of general circulation in each county ot the state where a neWJ"PaJ>er la PUblished The aecret.ary ot .tate shall cause to be p laced upon the ballots, the ballot lanruar~ for any such law or proposed law o r pro· POstd amendment to the eona:tttu· tlon to be submitted The ballot language shall be prescribed by the Ohio Ballot Board In the aame manner .a nd s ubject to the same tenna and eondi'Uons, u apply to tsrues submitted b Y the general assembly punlllant to Section 1 of Article XVI of thil constitution The ball ot la nf\lace rhaU be 10 prescrlbed and the eecretary of state shall ca use the baUotJ 10 to be printed as to permit an alfirma t1ve or negative vote upon each law section of law or Item 1n 8 law appropriating money or pro posed law or proi)08e'd amendment to the constitution The .style of all lawa submitted by Initiative and ISSUE 1 (Amen ded Substllute House J o int RcBOiutton No 12) PROPOSE-D AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION --- - IS -- EXPLANATION OF ISSUE No. I I. Under present law the Ohw Ballot Board may wnte Slmphned ballot language for Constitutional amendments proposed by the Gener al Assembly However, ballot language for state issues proposed by Initiative or referendum petlt1ons must be wntten by the Secretary of Stale under h1ghly techrucal requ•rements Th•s section of the amendment allows t he Oh10 Ballot Board also to prepare,1umplified ballot language for 1ssues proposed by 1n1tlatlve or mferendum petition 2 A state 1ssue proposed by imtlatlve or referendum petition 1s now reqwred to be pubhshed once a week for five consecutive weeks prwr to the election This section of the amendment reduces this requ1rcment to once a week for three weeks, as 1s now requ•red for 1ssues proposed by the General Assembly 3 Th1s sectiOn of the amendment allows a s1gner of an initiative ot referendwn petition to use a standard postal address to Identify the place of residence It also ehmmates the notanzed statement of the circulator and authonzes the General Assembly to prov1de by Jaw fpra statement that the circulator w1 tnessed the affixmg of every s1gnature These changes make the requirements for circulating and s1gmng ltutlabv c and refer endum petitions sumla r to those of petitions for candidates ARGUMENTS FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT The people's conslltutwnal nght to propose laws and constitutiOnal amendments by Initiative petition and to place laws passed by the General Assembly on the ballot by referendum 1s somet1mes frustrated because of technical details in the legal requirements Issue I w1ll clarify some of these procedures, and will enable 1n111atlve and referendwn measures to appear on the ballot m language that 1s clear and easy to understand Issue 1 will have the followmg advantages 1 People who s1gn 1mtiative or referendum petitions w1ll be able to list their addresses in the form most fam1har to them whether it be a post office address, a street and number m a c1ty or Vlllage, or a rural route number or township if they !tve outs1de a City or village At the present t1me, some names of elig1ble signers must be stricken because they fa1led to hst their address in stnct conformity to the Jaw. 2 Circulators of petitions will no longer have to have each part-pet1tion notanzed, a requirement that is both burdensome and expensive A simple statement that the cnculator Witnessed each signature w1ll be sufficient. Smce all s1gnatures must be checked before final acceptance of the petltwns, this 1s suffic1ent to assure, Initially that the petitions should be rece1ved for filing. ' 3 Reducmg the number of t1mes newspaper publicatwn is reqmred for each Initiated or referred measure from five to three Will result •n substantial savmgs for taxpayers. Three 1nstead of five publications of lnlliBtlve proposals m November, 1975, would have saved $120,000 00 Three complete publications will give all voters ample opportumty to read the proposal and the information about it. 4 Voters have already adopted a proposal creating a Ballot Board w1th authority to write the ballot language for constitutional amendmenta proposed by the General Assembly in language that is clear and easy to understand. Legal requirements that technical details of a proposal must appear on the ballot were eliminated Issue I Will apply the same techmque for preparing the ballot language for initiated and referred measures and w1ll assist in voter understanding of these sometimes complicated measures Comrru ttee for the Amendment: Kenneth R. Cox, Rex F Kieffer, Harry J . Lehman and John K. Mahoney lht State ot Olllo to rMu~ the number of llmea IAlllallvt and reftrenchun propot&ll mu&J be adnrtlMd, Jo nqube lbt Ohio Ballot BaUd to pNscrlbe the ballot langua.. for theM pro po.ala, m.cl to conform Nqulremenla lor dn=v.lallng and algnlng laitlaU•t and NftPndum pentiona lo lhOM proT\ded. by law for other klnda of JMiltlona. Be It ret10Jved by the General As...embly o f •the State of Ohio th ree fifths q £ the members elected to ~ach house concurrmg therelit, that the re .11ha ll be su bm1tted to the electors or the lita te In the manner presc ribe-d b)' la w at tbe sl)t'clal elect!Oil to be he ld on th e Hrst Tuesd ay a ft e r the f\Nit Monday in June 1978 o propoial to amend the Constitution of the S t<'lte of Oh10 by amending Sec tion lg of At11cle II lUi {olluWl'i ARTICLE It Se<-tio.n lg Anl mitlative, sup plementa!1', or referendum pet! tion may be presented tn separate parts but each part sha ll contain 01 full and correc t COp;) of the titlt and teKt of the law , section or tl em thereof sought to be referred o r the proposed law or propoSfd amendment to the coru;titutlon Each signer of any tnnlatn;e, sup plementa r) or refe rend um petition must be an elec tor of the state and .shall place on such petition of1er hiS name the date of sbrmng and h i& place of residence A sl gne r residing outside of a munlclp.ollh shall s tate th e county a nd the rura l route number. oo.rt office add ress, or township of h is res.tdence A res1der11 ot a municipal ity 6hall state the s t reet and num ber If MY of hi! resi dence an d the name o f the mwuclpalltl o r the po!i.t offic e ad dress The names of all signers t o 6UCh pchhons sh all be WI it le n In Ink eaC'h lirg'ner tor himself To e ach put o f such t10n shnll be nltacll ed the state ment of the circulato r as may be required bv law thH t lre w1 t nessed th e nl1rx1ng of eve ry ,.;Jgnature The petl t1on nnd s ign atures upon tiUCh petlllons shall be pres umed t.o be 1n all re ~ ~cts ruffiden t unless not later than forty d."1YIJ be fore th e It shall be otherwise e lection proved a nd In suc h eve nt ten add itional da vs sha ll be all owe d for the flUng of additiona l signatu re!! to su11l !)@tltlon N o la\\ ar amend m ent to the constitution !i ubmltted t o the ell.~ tors bY lnl! lntl\ e and :ru ppleme nta ry peti tion a nd re celv ml{ ar1 llfllnmttl ve majority o f the vote" CRSt then•on 6h 111 be held un constituti onal or void on account of the Insuffi ciency of the pet itions by "hlch 11uc.h submission o r t he same was procured nor shall the rejec tion of any lRW subm itted by referendum petition be held In valid fo r such insuffidency Upon all lnltlntlve t; Uppl ement a ry .and referendum petitions provided fo'r In nm or the sections of thh nrtl · cle U ~ ha ll be neceS&ary to file r rom eA ch of one hr.lf o f t he counties of the state pet1t1ons tx>arlng the lliiJlature!l of not le!i..!l than one half of .. the J1esJ.m.atl!d, pcrce nlage of th e electoti"-oT iiUch L'O unty A tru e cn pv o f all laws or propo!ed Jaw10 or pro pose-d ame nd mcnts to the courtltu tlon together with an argument or explanat ion or both for and also an argu ment or explanAtion or both. , JJgnlnst t he ~ 1m e sha ll be prcl)ftred The pe rson or person11 who prepare the argument or cxpJann tl on, or both Against an y law section or item . submitt ed to the eleetors by refer ~pplementary petition shall be br Be It Enacted the People of the State of Ohio ' and of all eon!itltutlonaJ runendmenta· "Be tt Re solved by the Peopl e of the State of Ohio ' The basis u pon which th e re-q uired numher or peUUonert In any case shall be de te rmined shnll be the to t al number of votes ca.~t t or the office govemor nt the last prffed ln g el~tlon therefor The foregoing prov!J ions of thi s section !ihn!J be se lf-exeeuUng except as herein oth erwl&e provided LRWI may be passl'd to fa cllJtate their opernflon but In no way limiting or rest rlctmt either su ch provholoru or th e powe rs herei n ~served '*'' or EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL rt adopted by a majority of the elec tort voting thereon thia amendment ahnll ta ke 1mmedia~M!> t!l'recl and tndstlng Sect1on 11 ot Article II shnll be f'f!pealed fro m such effective date UNITED STATES OF AMER IC A STATE OF OHIO OFFI CE Or T HE SECRETARY OF STATE I TED W BROWN Secre t a!') of Stat(' do here by certify that the foregoing Is a true copy of Ame nded Substitute House Joint ResOlution No 12 1\led In the: office of the Secretary of State, p roposing to amend the Constitution ot Ohio together with the ballot lanfUaiJ{e and explanation ce rtlf\ ~ to me by the Ohio Ballot Board nnrt nrguments f or the amendment ru1 su bmitte d b) t he appropriate committee IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I ha ve hereunto subacrlbed m y name and nffixed my official seal at Columbu s th ls l ~th day of April, 1978 TED W BROWN, Secretary ot State IS.all r-------~ TilE DAILY SF..l''ITIN EI. DEVOTED TOmE 1 Pomeroy 1 I :'ersonal Notes 1 INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT HOEfliCH Cl!y Edilor I'"Ubhshcd W11ly u eept S.at11rday by The OhiO Valley Publishing Comt)ilny Mu ltuned lil lilt Ill dJurt SL , Pomero} Otuo m69 Bus\nt_'S.'i Off1ce Phone 992- 21)6 F.ttitor~l Phone 992-2157 St•u)nd d1m posLHge paid at l'omeroy Oh10 Nw twrud a d1 e rll.Sin~ represen tittJ vt l..amlun AMOCIItel JIOl Eutlld A\e Cle..,eland Ohlo Mm Sui.Jst;npt1on rates • Del!ver\'d by t itriCr where 11 vallable 75 t~llt.!l pt'r \j,eek By Motor Route where a~rr l er Mrs Erma Bradford of Marysville, and her son and da ughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs Gerald Bradford Westerville, were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Henry Re~bel Mrs Mary Chr1sty of Coolville v1s1ted several days 1n Columbus w1th Mrs Rachel C hr~sty not a\allable One month $.1 ~ By maU !n Ohio and W Va SE'rVICt' Ont' Yt!Br, S22 00, SLl months ' U I 50 Thr ee month s 17 00 ' F.lsrwhere $26 00 }tar , Stx months Sl 3 50 Ttm.! l' months S1 50 ;SUbs~ rl p\lQ n j)!'IH m cl ud~:s Sunda ) runi ~~tll lll lt'l People who get up With a grouch every mornmg should consider separate bedrooms If ants are so mdustr~ous, how do they fmd t1mee to attend all the picnics' Diamonds were a g1rl's best friend until a brace of llUllched pork chops began br~n gmg what they're pr1ced today Mrs. Allen Hampton, Mrs Thomas Bentz and Mrs Edison Baker Greeters were Mrs Pearl Mora , Mrs Dale Sm1th and Mrs Roy Holter Ushe rsfor the s1gmng of the covenant were Olhe May Coza rt, Mrs Wilham Dowme, Mrs Marcia Demson, and Mrs Bermce A scroll conta1mng the proA donatiOn of SIOO was Lon Ann Wood was made to the Me1gs County rmses of the local Church organ1st for the serv1ce and Bailey The offenng was rece1ved Mimstenal emergency fund Women Uruted was presented the leader was M1ss Enna by Church Women Umted of by Mrs J B 0 'Bnen and Srruth of the host church by Mrs Karl Grueser, Mrs Me1gs County meetmg Fn- displayed at the front of the Scripture readmgs were Dw1ght Wallace, Mrs Om day at Tnmty Ch urch, church. They were that the g1ven by Mrs . James G1nther, and Mrs Dale 1100 would be g1ven to the Criswell, Mrs Elva Cotterill, S!mth, with Mrs Mora g1vmg Pomeroy Appromnately 80 women Minlstenal Assoc1aiJOn, that Mrs Joseph Cook, and Mrs the prayer Mrs Ervm from Me~gs County churches .all Christian women would be Ke1th Sutherland Taktng Baumgardner gave th e attended the May Fellowship mvited to )om the CWU, and part in the readings were benediction The program centered Day program which carried that the local unit would sup- Mrs Edith S1sson, Mrs around a promise for con· out the theme "Prorruses We port all proJects of the na- Everett Thomas, Mrs Karl tmued voluntary service In tiOnal organization Keep " Kloes, Mrs Arnold R1ch•rds , all ways and m all parts of the world and m accord w1th the faith and mtenhons of Church Women Umted Sentence prHyers were giVen by Mrs Cmwell, Mrs Cottenl l, Mrs V1rg1ma Thoren, Mrs Grella Stmpson, Mrs Clara Thomas, Mrs Baker, Mrs Hampson, H Mrs Richards, Mrs Kloes. A Mrs Margaret E1chmger, Mrs Cook, MISS Sm1th , Mrs R James Corbitt D Hostesses for the noon lun· cheon were Mrs Phillip Memhart, Mrs. Smith, Mrs ~ Charles Kuhl, Mrs Grace OFFER GOOD APRIL 24 29, 1978 Pratt, Mrs Eva Dessauer, R Mrs Roy Holter, Mrs Homer E Holter, Mrs Edi th l.<~nnin g A prayer of comm1tment tu conclude the program on Open Mon. thru Sat. "PromiSes We Keep" was led .,9:00toS:OO by Mrs Thomas Bentz, presi992-3831 71 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport dent of Church Women Umted of Meigs County Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation Donation made to ministerial association w ONLY '2 79 ACOIL to •·smg ThroughSprmg" was the theme of a home flower sh9w held Wednesday mght by the Chester Garden Club at the Pomeroy, Route 3, home of Mrs Wya tt Chadwell Judge for the show was Mrs Allee Thompson of the Wmdmg Trail Garden Club, Pomeroy She awarded the "best of show" ribbon to Mrs Charles Kuhl for her arrangement m the class "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" Mrs, Kuhl used red s1lk roses w1th fern m a blue vase The creativity awards went to Mrs Earl Dean for her ar· rangement of pmk and white vangated tulips w1th vme and Ins foliage m a white stone con tamer, and to Mrs Dale Mach1r for her "Moon Glow" arrangement fealurmg pmk and white tulips and vme m a white glacier stone contamer Other arrangements on display recelVIng blue r1bbon awards were by Mrs Roy M11ler for " Th e Old Lamplighter", a lamp post swag of evergreen and artifiCial yellow flowers; to Mr s R1chard Barton for "Hello Dolly ", a front door p1ece of pmk tulips and nbbon on a straw background: to Mrs Buel Ridenour for "Walk R1ght In" a s•de door decoratiOn usmg red tulips, red bow, br1dal wreath on a straw background, and to Mrs Charles Knight for 'In the E:ven1ng by the Moonlight", an arrangement of hlac and whllf mums Mrs Karl Krautter recmved a blue for her arrangement m "Side by S1de" usmg brown ceram•c twm contamers w1th apple blossoms, Mrs Pearl Mora, Among my Souvenirs ", an asymetncal arrangement for a bookcase of lilacs m her grandmother's vase , Mrs Robert Wood. "Beer Barrel Polka" for the snack bar m the den usmg straw flowers m a stoneware pitcher Other arrangements were " Paper Doll " by Mrs Howard Km ght using honeysuckle vme sprayed black w1th narcissus m an onental vase; "Play a Simple Melody" an organ arrangement by Mrs CurtiS Kmg, us· mg red tulips and apple blossoms m a wooden contamer , "Happy Together" by Mrs Or1s Freder~ck, an arrangement of pme, bridal wreath. narcissus and white tul1ps for a table near the fireplace " Little Brown Jug", Mrs Roy Holter, a tall arrangement of tulips and pmk dogwood 1n a large ceramic p1tcher for the fireplace 1 "Sweet Sue", by Mrs Roger Ba1ley, an end table arrange· ment of narc1ssus and bridal wreath m an Iron skillet, "Dmner for Two" by Mrs Horace Karr, flowermg crab, pmk and green tulips m a com glass d1sh w1th matching candles "Somewhere Over th e Rambo,w" by Mrs Sally Ingels, a tnadic arrangement usmg hlacs, red tulips, and yellow tulips 1n a pedistal vase, "Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee" by Mrs W1lham Buckley, a mtlk glass vase of tansy, red 'ul1ps, double yellow narCISSUS cart; "Cherry Pink md Apple Blossom White". 'lY Mrs Donald Mora, an arra nse ment of apple blossoms, ... ~lte in a ped1stal vase for the bathroom; " Goodmght Sweetheart" by Mrs , Woodrow Mora, a beds1de t able arrangment In lTllmature of lilacs and tulips, ' Wall T1l the Sun Shines, Nellie" by Mrs Purley Karr, . usmg shades of yellow , w1th tul1ps, mustard and greenery as her materials "The Green, Green Grass of Home" by Mrs Paul Karr, us1ng spider. plant, euonymous, and yellow bar berry for her all foliage arrangement for a green bedroom, "My Blue Heaven" by Mrs Leonard Erwm who used lilacs, narcissus and bridal wreath m a ceramic p1tcher and bowl for the blue bedroom washstand , "Blue Moon" by Mrs Homer Holter, a crescent arrangement of narc1ssus and euonymous m a white contamer "Wonderland by N1ght" by Mrs Or1s Gmther usmg a symetr1cal arrangement of pme, narc1ssus and bridal wreath for a blue bedroom ; "Japanese Sandman" by Mrs Dale Kautz, w1th azalea and vme m a black vaSe , and "Long Ago and Far Awa) by Mrs Randy Young who used straw flowers and stat1ce m a rrulk glass contamer for a dinmg room s1de table Dunn g the bus ines s meelmg plans were fmahzed for the Region II sprmg regional meetmg to be held at Royal Oak Park Mrs Kuhl IS Reg1on II d•rector. Table decorations were discussed along w1th the work of com· lTllttees and the luncheon With the Chesler Club to furniSh meat dishes and beverages Mrs, Kuhl won m a contest for favors for the sprmg region•! meetmg Plans were discussed for prov1dmg flowers for the Eastern band banquet, the Eastern Alumni and the Cheswr Alumni It was noted that 26 arrangements were provided for the recent Eastern sports banquet Thank you cards were received from Mrs and Mrs Susie Karr for planters rece~ved for their new bab1es. Mrs Barton reported on providing a program on houseplants for the Fernwood Club of Wolfe Pen, a new club co-sponsored by the Chester Club It was also noted that four members attended the open meetmg of t he Rutland Fnendly Gardeners Also reported at the meetmg were demonstrations by Mrs Dean at the Tuppers Plains Garden Club, and by Mrs, Kuhl at 'the Rio Grande Club Mrs Kuhl also talked br~efly at the Rutland meeting on the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Names of several m· terested 1n membership were presented Guests at the meeting were Crystal Rayburn, Mary Mora, Mrs Thompson, and ZaTida Mora Mrs Wood won the door pnze, and co-hostesses for the meetmg were Mrs Reid Young and Mrs Randy Young For roll call members responded by nalTUng a new plant m the garden Devotions by Mrs. Kmght Included "Daffodils" by Williams Wadsworth , "June" by James Russell Lowell, and " A Conservative" by C'harlotte Gilmn•• VOU<SWAGEN MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY COMPA~ISON 0 1 I II R value I I III I I I I I I II I US FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GlASS (' Davis shines in OU tilt ATHENS, Ohio (UPJ) _ The performances of sophomore tailback Paul Davis of Ja ckson and jumor fullback Kevm Babcock of Cmcmna t1 h1g hil g hted Saturday 's Ohio Umvers1ty football scrunmage, a 49-7 PEPPERDINE'S FIRST COLUMBUS (UPI )- Mike Blanchard and Jay Anderson sparked Pepperdme of Malibu, Calif , to a 3-2 wm over UCI.A m the NCAA volleyball champ1onsh1p title match, to gam the school's f1rst ever national title m any sport ' The Wave s beat the1r conference r~va ls, who had defeated Pepperdme three times m the regular season, 1:>-12, It-IS, IS-8, f>.IS and li>-12 111 a match that took 2 30 to complete Ohio State salvaged th1rd place m th e consolation contest, With a 3<1 wm over Rutgers-Newark The Buckeyes defeated the Scarlet Ra1ders lf>.ll, JS-12 and 1:>-9 v1ctory by the Whites over the Greens Dav1s rushed for 166 yards m 16 Httempts while playmg for both Sides, and scored a White touchdown on a 38-yard run Babeock tallied four times for the White team while grunmg 108 yards m 18 cames m the sprmg dr1ll wmdup N1gel Turbm passed s1~ yards for another White score, durmg a game where he completed nme of 16 passes for Ill yards Nell Seymour made a 37-yard fumble return for another one tally Steve Graf booted all seven White extra pomts WHA Playoff s Bv Untfed Press Int ern aflonal Semtftnal Round (Best of Seven I (All T1mes EOT l New Envtand \'S Quebec ( New En; land wins , 4 1) Aprtl 28 - New Eng l and I 1967~1973 5 Quebec 1 Aprrl JO- Quebec l New Enotand 2 May J- New England 5 Ot.Jebec d May 5- N ew England 7 Quebec 3 Mav 1 - New Quebe c J EngtMd 6 leadership role and get us back m the game before halftime None of us could WBit for somebody else to do N BA P l ayoffs By Un1ted Press lnt e rna11onat 1Best Of Se1.1enJ It " ( All T 1me s EDT) Julius ErVIng, who had 24 points, admitted the spurt 'rattled' his team as the sellout crowd of 19,035 shook the Capital Centre The 76ers were able to get to w1thm two , 64-92, m the th1rd quarter , but Bob Dandndge and Kevm Crevey, who wound up w1th 27 and 18 points respectively, took up the slack Mitch Kupchak, playmg m place of the InJured Wes Unseld m the Washmgton p1vot, scored 19 pomts SuperSonics 1%1, Nuggets Easter n Conference F1na1 Ph•ladelphta vs Washington ( Washmgton leads, J 1) Apr d 30- Wash lngton 122 P.h1ladel ph ra 111 (ot ) May J Philadelph ia 110 Washrngton 10d Ma'f 5 Wa sh1ngton 123 Ph1ladelph a 108 May 7 Wo1shmgton 12 1 Ph1ladelph a 10~ May 10- Washrngton at Phda delphia B OS p m x May 17- Phliadelph a at Washmgton 8 05 p m x May 14- Wa shl ng ton at Phdadetph a 1 30 p m we~tern conference Ftnat De nver \'S Seattle ( Se rtes t1 e d, 1 11 May 5- Denver 116 Seattle DISCUS THROWERS for the 1978 ed1llon of the Me1gs High School G1rls' Track team are, from left, Tracey Seattle, With Fred BrOWJl scormg IS of his team-h1gh 26 pomts 111 the fourth quarler, gamed the homecourt advan· tage m 1ts ser~es w1th Denver - and Nugget Coach Larry Brown 1s gr1pmg " It's frustratmg to get Involved m a playoff ser1es, playmg at home and have them parade to the foul lme We got 102 shots to their 83 and st1U lost " Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens, whose team wasn't even supposed to be m the playoffs, was glad Brown took over the offense m the fmal per1od, as the Somes now need only to wm all their home games to gam a spot 1n the champ10nsh1p senes "He had the feel, " W1lkens sa1d of Brown "He knew we wanted to use some tlme, and he had the hot hand ' Denms Johnson added 22 pomts and Gus W1ll1ams 21 for Seattle Dan Issei led all scorer s w1th 29 pomts for Denver wh1le Dav1d Thompson and Anthony Roberts had 22 ap1ece Thompson h1t only ~f-20 shots The senes res umes Wednesday mght 1n Seattle, where the Somes have won 17 /strHight games Watson cops Nelson golf title By MIKE RABUN UP! Sports Writer DALLAS (UPI ) ~ Tom Watson was right there agam Sunday, makmg Important b1rd1e putt s, executmg a touchy httle ch1p shol over a bunker on the !mal hole to save par and holdmg off the hometown hero, Lee Trev1no The result was another VIctory for the man who tw1ce last year whipped Jack Nicklaus 1n major champ10nsh1ps It was the th1rd wm of the year for Watson, one more than Nicklaus has And 11 va ulted Watson mto the No I spot on th e 1978 mone) Wlnnmg hst ahead of NJcklaus The wm came 111 the Byron Nelson Golf C!ass1c, a particularly sa t1 s fy1n g ach~evemen t for Wat son smce he cred1ts Nelson w1th hel pmg him become th e golfer than he IS And as an added good1 e, Wat son became golf 's 17th •mll10na1re - running his career ea mmgs to $1,013,226 Watson won h1s f1rst m1ll1on qu1cker than any other golfer than history It took h1m Franc1sco mpped Chicago, 2· 1, Montreal bombed Cmcmnatl, 19-5, then lost, 4·2, Pitt sburgh topped Los Angeles, 64, and Houston at Allanta was postponed because of ram Cardinals 8, Padres t: Garry Templeton stroked a two-run single to cap a four· run f1fth mmng and St Lou1s banged oul t6 hits to back Bob Forsch's f1fth v1ctory Ke1th Hernand ez h1t hi s third homer of the season Giants 2, Cubs 1: Y1da Blue allowed four h1ts 8 1-3 mmngs and W1lhe McCovey drove m two runs to pace San Francisco Blue, 41, retired the f1rst 14 Cubs before Steve Ontiveros reached f1rs1 on an error by second baseman Bill Madlock Pirales 6, Dodgers 4: Dave Parker and Ph1l Gamer drove m two runs each and Pittsburgh stole a National League season·hlgh e.ght bases J1m Roo ker combmed with J1m B1bby and Kent Tekulve on a s•x-hltter Local Bowling Sunday Mmers Week of Apnl16 1978 Standings Team w Alley Cats 64 ~ Hot Shots 6o 57 Team No 3 58 54 Sunday Duds 56 56 Team No 5 54 58 Coun try Bumpk ins 44 68 Men's high game - RICk Martin 135, 208, 173 Men's high series - Ro ck Martm 616 . Ralph G1bbs 478 Point Pleasant (304) 675-246(1 Our staff of dr ti iiSts und trchnlctans wtll make ycwr l'USIOrn denture.".:! QLmk. ly and rconom1call) One or two da y full Dr. Ronald ERiviere •Dr A J Staehh •Or C W Beal•Dr G J SJornbaugh • Dr W D l<lmbali•Dr J C Murphy •Dr J c:lchman The RIVIere Center 949 E Lavtnaston Ave Co lumbus Jell Marl1n 433 Women s h1ah aame - Ann Morris 722, 700 , Sheryl G•bbs 167 Women s h1g h senes - Ann Morris 577 , Sheryl G1bbs 449, Luelle Martm 393 Team high game - Hot Shols 341. Alley Cats 338 , Hot Shols 332 Team high senes - Alley Cats 947 Hot Shots 934 Sunda y Duds 826 Tum By Umted Press Jnternat1onat Nattonal League Ent W L Phd a Montr eal )4 l4 n P rtlsbrgh May 7- Se anl e 121 Denver Il l May 10- 0enver at Seattle 11 pm Mav 12- De nver at Se atlle 11 30 p m x May ld- Seatt l e at Denver two weeks to do 11,2 % months qu1cker than Johnny Miller made 11 Watso n demon st ral ed Sunday he knows qu1te a bll abo.ut pia) mg under pressure Owmng a one-shot lead over four players to start the day, Watson stayed 1n front all aflern oon 1n steamy weather w1th a record crowd of 48,000 runnmg loose and when Trevmo eagled the par· 5 151h hole to move mto a ue fur the lead, Watson really went to work He b1rd1ed the 15th r1ght beh1nd Trevino to go back 1n fronl by a shot and after Trevmo had b1rd1ed the 17th, Waison b1rd1ed 1t too Fmally, \\hen Watson m1s-hlt a 6-1ron approach shot on the fm al hole, he deftly chipped the ball over a deep bunker to Wllhln 2 feet of the hole and made that putt to shoot a 66 fo r a 72-hole total of 272 - one ahead of Trevmo Ed Sneed, Joe Inman Don January and Dave Stockton hmsht d m a t1e for th1rd at 276 New Yo r k. II 17 GB 636 l8J 500 1 J 311 d80 d62 4 393 6 West Lo s Ang e ls C ncr nat r Sa n F ra n San 0 1l'Q0 W L Pet 16 10 61S 16 11 59J 14 11 560 GB - 400 51 ' 5 , 10 15 10 15 10 15 J00 Allant<'l olOO Sa fufd<iy s Results San Fran 2 Ch1 1 12 mn 5 P rttsburgh 3 Los Ano ctes Cmc 1n nat 1 6 Montrea l 7 Phr! ade lph 1a 7 N ew York Alia 1 Ho us ton 1, 10 1nns St Lours 1 San D1t'90 0 Hous lcn 1 1' 2 5 I 1 1 Woek ol4-23 78 Standings w L AlieyCals M 54 Hot Shots 64 56 Team No 3 64 56 Sunday Duds 60 60 Team No 5 tie 60 60 Counlry Bumpk ins 4cl 74 Men 's high game - Jeff Martin 215 , Charles Searles 185 , Les Gibbs 180 Men 's high series Charles Searles 510 Ric k Martin 492 , Jetf Marl in 49 1 Women 's high game - Sue Searles 177 , Luelle Mart in 159, Sherrl G•bbs 146 sP.riP~ - Ann Morr is 393, Sue Searles 390 Rhonda Gibbs 386 Team high game - Sunda y Duds 324, Team No 3 305 , Counlry Bumpk ins 297 Team high series - Team No S 900, Sunday Duds 858 , Hot Shots 852 In 1879, George Selden of Rochester, N,Y.• f1led for the first patent for an automobile. It was granted in 189S Hcus at Afla ppd , ra tn Mo ntreal 19 Crn c • 5 1 Crnc1 4 Montreat 2 'l Phrla delphra 8 New York. 5 Prtlsburgh 6 Los Angeles d San Fran c1sco 'l Ch 1C i'l90 1 St LOuiS 9 So:'l n D iego 4 Today s Probable P1tchcrs ( Al l Ttmes EDT) Hou ston I R1ChMd I 3 ) al Phi l ad elP h ia (Chr i Stenson 211 1 35 p m Mon tr eal (Dues 0 1J at Atlanta ( Nre k ro 2 Sl 7 35 p m New York ( Bruherl 1 2) at Cr nc lnna1 1 ( Norman 4 01 8 05 p m Tuesday ' s Games Houston at Ph 1la n1ght Montr eal a t Alia n rghl New York ar c net , n ght 51 Lou rs M Los Ang nrgh l Ch ic ago at San 0 1l'QO , n ght P rtt sbgn at San Fran mg hl BUCKS BFSI' GOLFERS EAST LANSING , M1ch (UP! I - Ohio State had a lfam total of 364 to wtn the 13th annual M1ch1gan State Uruvers1ty InVItational golf tournament Saturday FolloWing 1n order were lnd1ana w1th 372, Austm Peay and Mm nesota w1th 376, Bowhgn Green, Kent Staw, Central Michigan, M1am1 of Oh1o and Notre Dame w1th 377, Cmc1nnatl and Oh10 Uruverslly w1th 379, Michigan State Green with 382 and MIChigan Statf White With 400 Reds split, Rose misses second tilt CINCINNt\Tl (UPI J Manny Sanmneto was m a hurry to gel horne "I want to call my mother 111 Venezuela, ' he explamed H1s w1fe, Mmann, \\anted to call her mother, too 'I know they he exc1ted to know I start lfl) first game m the Majors and wm ," sa•d the slender Reds nght-hander after teammg w1th Doug Ba~r to beat Montrea l 4-2 m the second game of Sunday's doubleheader The Expos pounded out a 19-<i v1ctory m the opener On gmally, Sarmiento was to make h1s starting debut last Saturday m New York , but Reds Manager Sparky Anderson sw1tched to Doug Cap1Ua 'My mother call me m New York before the Saturday game aU excited ," sa1d Sa rm1ento "Then, I tell her I nol gomg to slart She very disappomted · "Startmg Sarmiento was 'Plan B' for the da) ," sa1d Anderson ' I used 'Plan A' m the first game, and 1t d1dn t TBA x May 17- 0enller at Seattle llpm x May 19- Se attle at Denver 11 30 p m • 1t necessary N H L Playoffs By Un1ted Press lnfernattonal ( Sem1fmal Round) I Best of seven> Toronto vs Mcntrul (Montre al leads. 3 Ol May 1- Mon trea l 5 Toronto 3 May 4 Montrea l 3 Toronto 2 May 6- Montr eal 6 Toronto 1 May 9- Mon t real a t Toronto curve " sa 1d the Reds manager, 'but h1s fast ba ll was up and so were h1s changeups And every player on that Montreal club e~cept Perez IS a high ball h1tter " Sarmiento reeled off five scoreless Innings before Dawson , who went s1x-for-IO durmg the day , tagged the young Venezuelan for a tworun homer m the s1xth as the Expos Wiped out a I~ lead taken b> the Reds m the th1rd mnmg ~< hen Joe Morgan s1ngled and George Foster followed w1th a tnple "Manny made only 48 p1tches 1n lh e fir st f1ve mmngs," sa1d Anderson 11 We' ve got some pttchers who make that many m a couple of mrungs "That ," contmued the Reds manager, "was the •Plan B 1 was talklng about S1x mrungs was as far as I had mtended to let Sarmiento go Then 1 was gonna have BaiT hmsh tlle game r and he d1d " B 05 p m • MiJy 11 - Toronto at Mon tr eat 05 p m x May 13 or 14- Montr eal at Toronto 8 05 p m x May 16- Toronto at Mon trea l 8 C5 p m a Bo ston vs Phtladelphea ( Boston leads 2 11 May 2- Boston 3 P hrla delphra 2 ( Ot ) Mev 4 - Boston Phtla del ph as May 7 Ph iladelphia 3 Bost on 1 May 9- Boston ar Ph1la d el Ph1a a OS p m May 11 PhiladeiphJa at Bos ton a OS p m x Mav 13 or 1<4- Boston at P h1ladet pn1 a B 05 p m x May 16- PhrladelphJa at Bos ton 8 05 p m x d nec essa r y A thought for the day Amencan president Harry S Truman once srud, "If you can'l stand the hea t, get out of the kitchen " Prevention is the best policy. . . FOR CURBING CRIME LOSSES -Balr the 28-year-old rightEa st han der acqu1r ed from G w L Pet 8 You can he lp cut down on Detr or t 17 6 739 Oa kland th1s sprm g, blanked Bos ton c r rm e losses losses that 17 10 630 2 lhe Expos lhe lasl three work out so well " New York IS 10 600 l d ire c tl y affect you M lw a uke The Reds manager was mmngs to extend h1s strmg of l'l 13 480 6 whe ther they happen to you Clevelnel 10 14 Jl7 ,., puttmg 11 m1ldly Because the scoreless mnmgs to 16 2.3 111 or not Bal t1mor 10 15 o100 8 Toron to B 18 308 10 1 last tim e Reds p1tchers 11 relief appearances while West y1elded as many as 19 runs p1cklng up h1s fourth sa\ e of Take the cri me of arson W L Pet GB the season was back on August 21, 1968, Yo u re pay rng an Oakland 19 7 7J l rncreast ngly heavy subsrdy Cald 17 9 65J 1 when the PitL•burgh Pirates 'I'm \ery pleased because Kan Crt y 15 10 600 31l rolled to a 19-1 wm for delrbera te l y set ftres liSually I'm a slo" starwr , Texas 11 17 478 61 2 thr oug h your tnsur an ce Paul Moskau, mak•ng Ins sa1d Ba1r 10 19 3J5 101 1 M1nnesot premr u ms Seattle 11 20 35S 10 • 1 f1rst start sJnce be1ng Sa rm~en to's \lctory was h1s ChiCa go 7 16 30<~ 101, recalled last Thursday fr om seco nd 1n three dec1s10ns Saruraav' s Results Insuran ce costs are Mrlwaukee 4 K.:tn Ct ty 3 the lnd1anapohs fa•m cl ~b. ' I knuw I was gmng to adversely affecte d by Boston 6 Ch c ag o o1 ls i wound up the loser m the wm ," hesa1d, snuhng "I told burglar ies. robber res and Boston 3 Ch rc ago 0 2no opener, g1vmg up SIX runs my w1fe last rught I would " Texas 9 New York 5 oar thetis pl us the Oetro 1f 6 Oak la nd o and seven h1ts, mcluding c ountless CB rad ios and Bu t to gam the v1ctory Mrnneso ta 8 Ba ll rm or e 7 bicyc les I hat turn up homers by Andre Dawson Sarm1new needed a pair of Sca tll e 6 Toron to o mtssrng Cat1 forn 1a 7, Clevela nd 3 and Elhs Yalenlme, before errors by Expos th1rd Sunday s Results bowmg out for a pmch hitter baseman Larry Parrish that Bos ton 5 Chrcago 0 One lht ng you ca n do rs to New York 3 Te •as 2 111 the boltom of the fourth enabled the Reds to score support pr ogram s Mmncsota 15 Balt1 more 9 mnmg three unearned mns m the Kansas Cr ly 8 Mrlwau~ee 6 pro\'ldlng s t rffer pen alt ies After the E~pos added a bottom of the Sixth The Cal forn a 16 Cle\lela nd 3 for wron gdoers and Det r o t o~ Oak. land o seventh run off Cap1Ua m the errors also res ulted m Expos propos als for strengthen ed Seattl e 9 Toront o 1 Slxth , th ey go t to Da le lefty Ross Gnms ley, a cnme mvesttg atlon efforts Todav ' s Probable Pttch ers (All Ttmes E OTt Murray for f1v e m the seventh former Red, wmding up w1th Oakland ( Broberg d OJ .:.t You can also make It Toronto I Under wood 0 JJ 7 JO and two more m the e1ght h1s first loss after fJ ve tou gher for crooks Use p m when Tony Perez homered VICtories good strong locks Mark lh cage {Wo rth en 0 1 and ~----Hrnton 0 0) at Balt rmor e With a runner on base pos sessro ns w ith your The seventh mmng was (Mc Gregor I 3 i!lnd Brr les 1 7J M1ke Swiget SOctal se c urtty number 2, 5 10 p m Murray would like to •u••e•.• Kansas C1 ly ( Leonard J 4) a1 as soon as possible Boston (T 1ant 1 0) 7 30 p m " 2 7155 Our agency provt des M1nnesota (Thormoasgara 1 Murra y comnuttm g tw o 149 S Third St f tnanctal protection an d J ) at New York ( Hunte r 1 31 8 Middleport, 0 throwmg errors, four of ser vtee when cnme losses pm fiv e runs off h1m were ,_ _ _ _ __ occur b ut many c an be Tu udi y's Gimes KansC lty at Boston n 1ght pre ve nted That s wh y we unearned One of the errors M lnn at New York n 1g ht "See me for car' home, say - p re1Jent1on IS the came on a throw far Wide of Oak la nd at Toron to n rght best OOI Icy Seatt le at Cle ve , n ight home plate afwr Murray had life, health and busiaess Cal1 f at Oetro11 ntoht field ed Larry Parrish 's ,--..-,. iDSUIUCie~ Te•as at M ilwaukee n1ghl bollnt-er to the left of the mound The other came on a 992-2143 511te ltr"' .,. ... CII - •H pickoff throw to first base . . '. '" " 1-LQtp.l ()II tel tJoe.olo..ICIII ltl•llell 102 W Ma1n Pomeroy ONE.STROKE WIN Perez's homer , a blast mto BOWLING GREEN, Ohio ( UPI J - Ohlo State edged the green seats m deepest M1ch1gan State b) one stroke center field, IS one the 35,037 to wm the Bowhng Green fans who witnessed the State Umvers1ty InvitatiOnal homer won't soon forget "After Tony h1t tHat one, I Golf tournllffient Saturday was almost afraid to go to the The Lady Buckeyes carded plate I thought Murray a two-day score of 646, while m1ght take my head off w1th a Michigan State had 647, and pitch he'd be so mad ," sa•d medaliSt Joan Garety w1th Valentme, who followed the rounds of 78-74-152 on the former Reds first baseman m par-72 Bowling Green Statf the battmg order Uruvers1ty golf course. The homer was the f1rst of Following m order were the season for Perez Central M1ch1gan and Clncm"Tony told me on the plane natl at 712 each , host Bowhng commg here that he was Green at 722, Michigan at 726, gomg to get hiS f~rst one m Ball State at 743 and Indiana th1s series," sa1d Valentine State at 850 The Expos bunched s1x hits w1th a walk and a thrd\vlnJr - 1 error by R1ck Auerbach to SETS FACE PACE REMO~ELING add the1r fmal five runs m the COLUMBUS ( UPJ ) - Star You can odd cab1nets, a room d1vider or Celt1c scored a one length wm mnth mmng of the opener off over Qu1ck Candy 1n the Dave Tomlm One of the h1ts even o room ITo get !Jeot results oil you featur ed race at Scioto was a pop fly double that need ore the proper tools. bulld~ng materials ond n few tips. Downs Saturday night by dropped safely to the ground No matter how l«ge the prO!ec!t, see us we con help turning 111 • sub-two minute as Danny Driessen , Ken Griffey and Auerback waited hghle!l the load ot the Fnendly One 1 m1le time Rawleighs Move for each other to make the was third catch Star Celtic was clocked at This, though , was a typical I 59 4-.5 and returned $4,00 ending for the Reds' worst S3 40, 2 80 The first ra~ performances of the season trifecta of 34-9 paid $7,260 90, Anderson made no attempt and the lOth race tnfecta of+ Till O.,.rtment st... of Butlclllll Since 111s l.,'i was worth $1,352 70. The to conceal h1s dJsappomtment crowd of 7,547 wagered with Moskau 's brief outing "He had a pretty good 1478.131 DALE C. WARNER INS. Let THE FRIENDlY ONE help you with your PROJEa51 At Slanley Ht 297 Alu· levels feature 360 vials lwo plumb one leve l eac h pro tec ted with dust-proof vial covers 18 ' 24" a nd 28 ' model s ava •l ab!e Now Thru Me 31. 1978 RWid; 10 S f lOUIS Ch1cago Pet 8 12 1? 13 1' 14 STANLEY Specie! Sprlne Prices 4469100 months and Amertcan Lea gu e Sunday ' s R esults Sunday M1ners Cust001 full In one lY rnu dags Mi lor League Standings IW Cenditiaaed Cars: C11S With filler BY Ari'OifiYIIEJtT OJILY SIX U1 v.w.•••,... ' seven years, Luzinski powers Phils By MIKE FTIJIJ.. Y UP! Sports Wrller Greg Luzlnskl says h1s power comes In streaks and the New York Mets could not disagree "When you're m a groove," Luzmsk1 said Sunday, afler hltt•ng two homers and drlvmg In four runs to lead the Phlladelphw Philhes to an 8-5 victory over the Mets, " 1t .seems easy '' LuZ1nsk1 hlt h1s f1rst home run of the game and fifth of the season m the th1rd mmng to brmg Philadelphia from a 3-2 defiCit to a 4-3 lead He added a solo shot m lhe fifth for a~ tie The Mets banged out 16 hits, H m lhe first five 1n nings, but the Phllhes crushed the Mets with a long· ball barrage Riehle Hebner and Bob Boone also added homers. Gene Garber, 1<1, picked up the vict ory m relief of Barry Lerch and Warren Brusstar In other games, St Lou1s trunmed San Diego, 8-4 , San 107 Jeffers, Kim Krautter , Jill Bate) , Kelh Clelland, Lon Wyne and Gena Snowden l1l mlnum City Ice &Fuel Co. 224 lsi Street MUffiER 'SP£CIAL Hitdlll: And Other Modek • These values ore for one 1nch of loon fill 1nsulolion. CROSS HARDWARE beat a 76er team most people felt would wm the title w1th Portland out of the p1cture "I don 't know what else I could ask 'E' to do, " sa1d wmnmg Coach D1ck Motta "He 's been carrymg us m the playoffs Really for the whole season '' Sunday, Hayes, who has a 26 3 playoff scormg average, led a 17<1 Bullet tear over the fmal 4 24 of the f1rst half, which sent ·Washmgton from a 48-37 deficit to a 54-48 halftime lead Hayes, resurmng his tough battle With George McGuuus, who had 22 points, had 11 of those pomts, mcluding a steal and a solo dash downcourt wh1ch termmated m a slam dunk "I smelled 1t," said Hayes "I felt I had to establish a 4 3 I I II Ncnw Thru MOy 31. f911 • . . ,. . Pkls Ta, I•1UI1d CHART 2 By MIKE SHALIN UP! Sports Writer Elvin Hayes, seekm g to shed h1s unage of not bemg able to wm the big one, has the Washmgton Bullets on the threshold of a major playoff upset W1th the Big E pourmg m 35 pomts, tncludmg 21 m the f1rst half, the Bullets beat the Philadelphia 76ers, 121-105 Sunday to tak e ~ commanding 3-Ilead m the1r best-of-seven Eastern Conference fmal ser~es In the other playoff game Sunday, Seattle beat Denver 12l-lll, to even the Wester~ Conference fmal at 1-1 The Bullets, who beat Atlanta before upsettmg San Antomo, need only wm the1r remauung home game to Women s hloh SPRING SE.lfr.YICE. S&ICIAL R-VALUE Bullets jolt 76ers J..- ..... """uE PER BAG wn ·& Garlhn Special 50 FT. VINYL HOSE Gardeners sing through spring With flower shou FULL TEXT OE THE RESOLUTION PROPOSING THE AMENDMENT BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANATION, ARGUMENTS, AND RESOLUTION FOR AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE 6, 1978 ,-----------.., :I Pro :I :Standings ! SAYRE HARIMARE 182 -2521 Now Hoven, W Vo 4.16!!180 helpt .... 00 dllngs.tJiit L"&...A POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. �3- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 'Monday, May 8, 1978 2-The Da1ly Sentmel. Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday, May 8, 1978 JOINT RESOLUTION ProJ»>Mnn to ameacl 1 -- -- 1::::: SHALL THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED• NO S~Uon •• ol lt..l'tlcle II of lht COZW:Uullon of PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDM ENT To amend Sec tion lg of Arbcle II of the Constit utiOn of Oh1o I. TO REQUIRE THE OHIO BALLOT BOARD TO WRITE THE BALLOT LANGUAGE FOR STATE ISSUES PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE OR REFERENDUM PETITION. 2. TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF TIMES INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PROPOSALS MUST BE ADVERTISED PRECEDING THE ELECTION. 3. TO MAKE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR CIRCULATING AND SIGNING INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PETITIONS SIMILAR · TO THOSE FOR PETITIONS FOR CANDIDATES. (Proposed by Resolu tiOn of the General Assembly of Ohio) A maJont) affirmatn e vote 1s necessary for passage YES endum petttlon, m ay be named tn sur h petition and the pei"'Ina who prepare the arrument or explanatiOn, or both for any proposed taw or propose<! amendment to the con stitution may be named In the petltion proposln1 the tame The person or persont who prepare t he artument or explan.atlon or both for the la w, Jectlon or 1tern au b· m1tted. t o the electors by referendum petition, or against any pro posed law subm itted by aupplementary petition, shall be named by the 1eneral a~~&embl)l , 1t ln ses saon, and U not in sesslon then by the governor The law, or propoaed law or proposed amendment to the constitution , t ogether wtl.h the arrumenta and explanations not exceec:tlnc a total of three hundred words tor each, and allo the ari'U· menta and exrlanatlonJ not ex ~ din. a tota ot three hundred words against each, ahall be pubU6hed once a week for three con seeuUve week ! precedinr lhe election in a t least one newt))aper of general circulation in each county ot the state where a neWJ"PaJ>er la PUblished The aecret.ary ot .tate shall cause to be p laced upon the ballots, the ballot lanruar~ for any such law or proposed law o r pro· POstd amendment to the eona:tttu· tlon to be submitted The ballot language shall be prescribed by the Ohio Ballot Board In the aame manner .a nd s ubject to the same tenna and eondi'Uons, u apply to tsrues submitted b Y the general assembly punlllant to Section 1 of Article XVI of thil constitution The ball ot la nf\lace rhaU be 10 prescrlbed and the eecretary of state shall ca use the baUotJ 10 to be printed as to permit an alfirma t1ve or negative vote upon each law section of law or Item 1n 8 law appropriating money or pro posed law or proi)08e'd amendment to the constitution The .style of all lawa submitted by Initiative and ISSUE 1 (Amen ded Substllute House J o int RcBOiutton No 12) PROPOSE-D AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION --- - IS -- EXPLANATION OF ISSUE No. I I. Under present law the Ohw Ballot Board may wnte Slmphned ballot language for Constitutional amendments proposed by the Gener al Assembly However, ballot language for state issues proposed by Initiative or referendum petlt1ons must be wntten by the Secretary of Stale under h1ghly techrucal requ•rements Th•s section of the amendment allows t he Oh10 Ballot Board also to prepare,1umplified ballot language for 1ssues proposed by 1n1tlatlve or mferendum petition 2 A state 1ssue proposed by imtlatlve or referendum petition 1s now reqwred to be pubhshed once a week for five consecutive weeks prwr to the election This section of the amendment reduces this requ1rcment to once a week for three weeks, as 1s now requ•red for 1ssues proposed by the General Assembly 3 Th1s sectiOn of the amendment allows a s1gner of an initiative ot referendwn petition to use a standard postal address to Identify the place of residence It also ehmmates the notanzed statement of the circulator and authonzes the General Assembly to prov1de by Jaw fpra statement that the circulator w1 tnessed the affixmg of every s1gnature These changes make the requirements for circulating and s1gmng ltutlabv c and refer endum petitions sumla r to those of petitions for candidates ARGUMENTS FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT The people's conslltutwnal nght to propose laws and constitutiOnal amendments by Initiative petition and to place laws passed by the General Assembly on the ballot by referendum 1s somet1mes frustrated because of technical details in the legal requirements Issue I w1ll clarify some of these procedures, and will enable 1n111atlve and referendwn measures to appear on the ballot m language that 1s clear and easy to understand Issue 1 will have the followmg advantages 1 People who s1gn 1mtiative or referendum petitions w1ll be able to list their addresses in the form most fam1har to them whether it be a post office address, a street and number m a c1ty or Vlllage, or a rural route number or township if they !tve outs1de a City or village At the present t1me, some names of elig1ble signers must be stricken because they fa1led to hst their address in stnct conformity to the Jaw. 2 Circulators of petitions will no longer have to have each part-pet1tion notanzed, a requirement that is both burdensome and expensive A simple statement that the cnculator Witnessed each signature w1ll be sufficient. Smce all s1gnatures must be checked before final acceptance of the petltwns, this 1s suffic1ent to assure, Initially that the petitions should be rece1ved for filing. ' 3 Reducmg the number of t1mes newspaper publicatwn is reqmred for each Initiated or referred measure from five to three Will result •n substantial savmgs for taxpayers. Three 1nstead of five publications of lnlliBtlve proposals m November, 1975, would have saved $120,000 00 Three complete publications will give all voters ample opportumty to read the proposal and the information about it. 4 Voters have already adopted a proposal creating a Ballot Board w1th authority to write the ballot language for constitutional amendmenta proposed by the General Assembly in language that is clear and easy to understand. Legal requirements that technical details of a proposal must appear on the ballot were eliminated Issue I Will apply the same techmque for preparing the ballot language for initiated and referred measures and w1ll assist in voter understanding of these sometimes complicated measures Comrru ttee for the Amendment: Kenneth R. Cox, Rex F Kieffer, Harry J . Lehman and John K. Mahoney lht State ot Olllo to rMu~ the number of llmea IAlllallvt and reftrenchun propot&ll mu&J be adnrtlMd, Jo nqube lbt Ohio Ballot BaUd to pNscrlbe the ballot langua.. for theM pro po.ala, m.cl to conform Nqulremenla lor dn=v.lallng and algnlng laitlaU•t and NftPndum pentiona lo lhOM proT\ded. by law for other klnda of JMiltlona. Be It ret10Jved by the General As...embly o f •the State of Ohio th ree fifths q £ the members elected to ~ach house concurrmg therelit, that the re .11ha ll be su bm1tted to the electors or the lita te In the manner presc ribe-d b)' la w at tbe sl)t'clal elect!Oil to be he ld on th e Hrst Tuesd ay a ft e r the f\Nit Monday in June 1978 o propoial to amend the Constitution of the S t<'lte of Oh10 by amending Sec tion lg of At11cle II lUi {olluWl'i ARTICLE It Se<-tio.n lg Anl mitlative, sup plementa!1', or referendum pet! tion may be presented tn separate parts but each part sha ll contain 01 full and correc t COp;) of the titlt and teKt of the law , section or tl em thereof sought to be referred o r the proposed law or propoSfd amendment to the coru;titutlon Each signer of any tnnlatn;e, sup plementa r) or refe rend um petition must be an elec tor of the state and .shall place on such petition of1er hiS name the date of sbrmng and h i& place of residence A sl gne r residing outside of a munlclp.ollh shall s tate th e county a nd the rura l route number. oo.rt office add ress, or township of h is res.tdence A res1der11 ot a municipal ity 6hall state the s t reet and num ber If MY of hi! resi dence an d the name o f the mwuclpalltl o r the po!i.t offic e ad dress The names of all signers t o 6UCh pchhons sh all be WI it le n In Ink eaC'h lirg'ner tor himself To e ach put o f such t10n shnll be nltacll ed the state ment of the circulato r as may be required bv law thH t lre w1 t nessed th e nl1rx1ng of eve ry ,.;Jgnature The petl t1on nnd s ign atures upon tiUCh petlllons shall be pres umed t.o be 1n all re ~ ~cts ruffiden t unless not later than forty d."1YIJ be fore th e It shall be otherwise e lection proved a nd In suc h eve nt ten add itional da vs sha ll be all owe d for the flUng of additiona l signatu re!! to su11l !)@tltlon N o la\\ ar amend m ent to the constitution !i ubmltted t o the ell.~ tors bY lnl! lntl\ e and :ru ppleme nta ry peti tion a nd re celv ml{ ar1 llfllnmttl ve majority o f the vote" CRSt then•on 6h 111 be held un constituti onal or void on account of the Insuffi ciency of the pet itions by "hlch 11uc.h submission o r t he same was procured nor shall the rejec tion of any lRW subm itted by referendum petition be held In valid fo r such insuffidency Upon all lnltlntlve t; Uppl ement a ry .and referendum petitions provided fo'r In nm or the sections of thh nrtl · cle U ~ ha ll be neceS&ary to file r rom eA ch of one hr.lf o f t he counties of the state pet1t1ons tx>arlng the lliiJlature!l of not le!i..!l than one half of .. the J1esJ.m.atl!d, pcrce nlage of th e electoti"-oT iiUch L'O unty A tru e cn pv o f all laws or propo!ed Jaw10 or pro pose-d ame nd mcnts to the courtltu tlon together with an argument or explanat ion or both for and also an argu ment or explanAtion or both. , JJgnlnst t he ~ 1m e sha ll be prcl)ftred The pe rson or person11 who prepare the argument or cxpJann tl on, or both Against an y law section or item . submitt ed to the eleetors by refer ~pplementary petition shall be br Be It Enacted the People of the State of Ohio ' and of all eon!itltutlonaJ runendmenta· "Be tt Re solved by the Peopl e of the State of Ohio ' The basis u pon which th e re-q uired numher or peUUonert In any case shall be de te rmined shnll be the to t al number of votes ca.~t t or the office govemor nt the last prffed ln g el~tlon therefor The foregoing prov!J ions of thi s section !ihn!J be se lf-exeeuUng except as herein oth erwl&e provided LRWI may be passl'd to fa cllJtate their opernflon but In no way limiting or rest rlctmt either su ch provholoru or th e powe rs herei n ~served '*'' or EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL rt adopted by a majority of the elec tort voting thereon thia amendment ahnll ta ke 1mmedia~M!> t!l'recl and tndstlng Sect1on 11 ot Article II shnll be f'f!pealed fro m such effective date UNITED STATES OF AMER IC A STATE OF OHIO OFFI CE Or T HE SECRETARY OF STATE I TED W BROWN Secre t a!') of Stat(' do here by certify that the foregoing Is a true copy of Ame nded Substitute House Joint ResOlution No 12 1\led In the: office of the Secretary of State, p roposing to amend the Constitution ot Ohio together with the ballot lanfUaiJ{e and explanation ce rtlf\ ~ to me by the Ohio Ballot Board nnrt nrguments f or the amendment ru1 su bmitte d b) t he appropriate committee IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I ha ve hereunto subacrlbed m y name and nffixed my official seal at Columbu s th ls l ~th day of April, 1978 TED W BROWN, Secretary ot State IS.all r-------~ TilE DAILY SF..l''ITIN EI. DEVOTED TOmE 1 Pomeroy 1 I :'ersonal Notes 1 INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT HOEfliCH Cl!y Edilor I'"Ubhshcd W11ly u eept S.at11rday by The OhiO Valley Publishing Comt)ilny Mu ltuned lil lilt Ill dJurt SL , Pomero} Otuo m69 Bus\nt_'S.'i Off1ce Phone 992- 21)6 F.ttitor~l Phone 992-2157 St•u)nd d1m posLHge paid at l'omeroy Oh10 Nw twrud a d1 e rll.Sin~ represen tittJ vt l..amlun AMOCIItel JIOl Eutlld A\e Cle..,eland Ohlo Mm Sui.Jst;npt1on rates • Del!ver\'d by t itriCr where 11 vallable 75 t~llt.!l pt'r \j,eek By Motor Route where a~rr l er Mrs Erma Bradford of Marysville, and her son and da ughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs Gerald Bradford Westerville, were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Henry Re~bel Mrs Mary Chr1sty of Coolville v1s1ted several days 1n Columbus w1th Mrs Rachel C hr~sty not a\allable One month $.1 ~ By maU !n Ohio and W Va SE'rVICt' Ont' Yt!Br, S22 00, SLl months ' U I 50 Thr ee month s 17 00 ' F.lsrwhere $26 00 }tar , Stx months Sl 3 50 Ttm.! l' months S1 50 ;SUbs~ rl p\lQ n j)!'IH m cl ud~:s Sunda ) runi ~~tll lll lt'l People who get up With a grouch every mornmg should consider separate bedrooms If ants are so mdustr~ous, how do they fmd t1mee to attend all the picnics' Diamonds were a g1rl's best friend until a brace of llUllched pork chops began br~n gmg what they're pr1ced today Mrs. Allen Hampton, Mrs Thomas Bentz and Mrs Edison Baker Greeters were Mrs Pearl Mora , Mrs Dale Sm1th and Mrs Roy Holter Ushe rsfor the s1gmng of the covenant were Olhe May Coza rt, Mrs Wilham Dowme, Mrs Marcia Demson, and Mrs Bermce A scroll conta1mng the proA donatiOn of SIOO was Lon Ann Wood was made to the Me1gs County rmses of the local Church organ1st for the serv1ce and Bailey The offenng was rece1ved Mimstenal emergency fund Women Uruted was presented the leader was M1ss Enna by Church Women Umted of by Mrs J B 0 'Bnen and Srruth of the host church by Mrs Karl Grueser, Mrs Me1gs County meetmg Fn- displayed at the front of the Scripture readmgs were Dw1ght Wallace, Mrs Om day at Tnmty Ch urch, church. They were that the g1ven by Mrs . James G1nther, and Mrs Dale 1100 would be g1ven to the Criswell, Mrs Elva Cotterill, S!mth, with Mrs Mora g1vmg Pomeroy Appromnately 80 women Minlstenal Assoc1aiJOn, that Mrs Joseph Cook, and Mrs the prayer Mrs Ervm from Me~gs County churches .all Christian women would be Ke1th Sutherland Taktng Baumgardner gave th e attended the May Fellowship mvited to )om the CWU, and part in the readings were benediction The program centered Day program which carried that the local unit would sup- Mrs Edith S1sson, Mrs around a promise for con· out the theme "Prorruses We port all proJects of the na- Everett Thomas, Mrs Karl tmued voluntary service In tiOnal organization Keep " Kloes, Mrs Arnold R1ch•rds , all ways and m all parts of the world and m accord w1th the faith and mtenhons of Church Women Umted Sentence prHyers were giVen by Mrs Cmwell, Mrs Cottenl l, Mrs V1rg1ma Thoren, Mrs Grella Stmpson, Mrs Clara Thomas, Mrs Baker, Mrs Hampson, H Mrs Richards, Mrs Kloes. A Mrs Margaret E1chmger, Mrs Cook, MISS Sm1th , Mrs R James Corbitt D Hostesses for the noon lun· cheon were Mrs Phillip Memhart, Mrs. Smith, Mrs ~ Charles Kuhl, Mrs Grace OFFER GOOD APRIL 24 29, 1978 Pratt, Mrs Eva Dessauer, R Mrs Roy Holter, Mrs Homer E Holter, Mrs Edi th l.<~nnin g A prayer of comm1tment tu conclude the program on Open Mon. thru Sat. "PromiSes We Keep" was led .,9:00toS:OO by Mrs Thomas Bentz, presi992-3831 71 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport dent of Church Women Umted of Meigs County Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation Donation made to ministerial association w ONLY '2 79 ACOIL to •·smg ThroughSprmg" was the theme of a home flower sh9w held Wednesday mght by the Chester Garden Club at the Pomeroy, Route 3, home of Mrs Wya tt Chadwell Judge for the show was Mrs Allee Thompson of the Wmdmg Trail Garden Club, Pomeroy She awarded the "best of show" ribbon to Mrs Charles Kuhl for her arrangement m the class "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" Mrs, Kuhl used red s1lk roses w1th fern m a blue vase The creativity awards went to Mrs Earl Dean for her ar· rangement of pmk and white vangated tulips w1th vme and Ins foliage m a white stone con tamer, and to Mrs Dale Mach1r for her "Moon Glow" arrangement fealurmg pmk and white tulips and vme m a white glacier stone contamer Other arrangements on display recelVIng blue r1bbon awards were by Mrs Roy M11ler for " Th e Old Lamplighter", a lamp post swag of evergreen and artifiCial yellow flowers; to Mr s R1chard Barton for "Hello Dolly ", a front door p1ece of pmk tulips and nbbon on a straw background: to Mrs Buel Ridenour for "Walk R1ght In" a s•de door decoratiOn usmg red tulips, red bow, br1dal wreath on a straw background, and to Mrs Charles Knight for 'In the E:ven1ng by the Moonlight", an arrangement of hlac and whllf mums Mrs Karl Krautter recmved a blue for her arrangement m "Side by S1de" usmg brown ceram•c twm contamers w1th apple blossoms, Mrs Pearl Mora, Among my Souvenirs ", an asymetncal arrangement for a bookcase of lilacs m her grandmother's vase , Mrs Robert Wood. "Beer Barrel Polka" for the snack bar m the den usmg straw flowers m a stoneware pitcher Other arrangements were " Paper Doll " by Mrs Howard Km ght using honeysuckle vme sprayed black w1th narcissus m an onental vase; "Play a Simple Melody" an organ arrangement by Mrs CurtiS Kmg, us· mg red tulips and apple blossoms m a wooden contamer , "Happy Together" by Mrs Or1s Freder~ck, an arrangement of pme, bridal wreath. narcissus and white tul1ps for a table near the fireplace " Little Brown Jug", Mrs Roy Holter, a tall arrangement of tulips and pmk dogwood 1n a large ceramic p1tcher for the fireplace 1 "Sweet Sue", by Mrs Roger Ba1ley, an end table arrange· ment of narc1ssus and bridal wreath m an Iron skillet, "Dmner for Two" by Mrs Horace Karr, flowermg crab, pmk and green tulips m a com glass d1sh w1th matching candles "Somewhere Over th e Rambo,w" by Mrs Sally Ingels, a tnadic arrangement usmg hlacs, red tulips, and yellow tulips 1n a pedistal vase, "Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee" by Mrs W1lham Buckley, a mtlk glass vase of tansy, red 'ul1ps, double yellow narCISSUS cart; "Cherry Pink md Apple Blossom White". 'lY Mrs Donald Mora, an arra nse ment of apple blossoms, ... ~lte in a ped1stal vase for the bathroom; " Goodmght Sweetheart" by Mrs , Woodrow Mora, a beds1de t able arrangment In lTllmature of lilacs and tulips, ' Wall T1l the Sun Shines, Nellie" by Mrs Purley Karr, . usmg shades of yellow , w1th tul1ps, mustard and greenery as her materials "The Green, Green Grass of Home" by Mrs Paul Karr, us1ng spider. plant, euonymous, and yellow bar berry for her all foliage arrangement for a green bedroom, "My Blue Heaven" by Mrs Leonard Erwm who used lilacs, narcissus and bridal wreath m a ceramic p1tcher and bowl for the blue bedroom washstand , "Blue Moon" by Mrs Homer Holter, a crescent arrangement of narc1ssus and euonymous m a white contamer "Wonderland by N1ght" by Mrs Or1s Gmther usmg a symetr1cal arrangement of pme, narc1ssus and bridal wreath for a blue bedroom ; "Japanese Sandman" by Mrs Dale Kautz, w1th azalea and vme m a black vaSe , and "Long Ago and Far Awa) by Mrs Randy Young who used straw flowers and stat1ce m a rrulk glass contamer for a dinmg room s1de table Dunn g the bus ines s meelmg plans were fmahzed for the Region II sprmg regional meetmg to be held at Royal Oak Park Mrs Kuhl IS Reg1on II d•rector. Table decorations were discussed along w1th the work of com· lTllttees and the luncheon With the Chesler Club to furniSh meat dishes and beverages Mrs, Kuhl won m a contest for favors for the sprmg region•! meetmg Plans were discussed for prov1dmg flowers for the Eastern band banquet, the Eastern Alumni and the Cheswr Alumni It was noted that 26 arrangements were provided for the recent Eastern sports banquet Thank you cards were received from Mrs and Mrs Susie Karr for planters rece~ved for their new bab1es. Mrs Barton reported on providing a program on houseplants for the Fernwood Club of Wolfe Pen, a new club co-sponsored by the Chester Club It was also noted that four members attended the open meetmg of t he Rutland Fnendly Gardeners Also reported at the meetmg were demonstrations by Mrs Dean at the Tuppers Plains Garden Club, and by Mrs, Kuhl at 'the Rio Grande Club Mrs Kuhl also talked br~efly at the Rutland meeting on the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Names of several m· terested 1n membership were presented Guests at the meeting were Crystal Rayburn, Mary Mora, Mrs Thompson, and ZaTida Mora Mrs Wood won the door pnze, and co-hostesses for the meetmg were Mrs Reid Young and Mrs Randy Young For roll call members responded by nalTUng a new plant m the garden Devotions by Mrs. Kmght Included "Daffodils" by Williams Wadsworth , "June" by James Russell Lowell, and " A Conservative" by C'harlotte Gilmn•• VOU<SWAGEN MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY COMPA~ISON 0 1 I II R value I I III I I I I I I II I US FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GlASS (' Davis shines in OU tilt ATHENS, Ohio (UPJ) _ The performances of sophomore tailback Paul Davis of Ja ckson and jumor fullback Kevm Babcock of Cmcmna t1 h1g hil g hted Saturday 's Ohio Umvers1ty football scrunmage, a 49-7 PEPPERDINE'S FIRST COLUMBUS (UPI )- Mike Blanchard and Jay Anderson sparked Pepperdme of Malibu, Calif , to a 3-2 wm over UCI.A m the NCAA volleyball champ1onsh1p title match, to gam the school's f1rst ever national title m any sport ' The Wave s beat the1r conference r~va ls, who had defeated Pepperdme three times m the regular season, 1:>-12, It-IS, IS-8, f>.IS and li>-12 111 a match that took 2 30 to complete Ohio State salvaged th1rd place m th e consolation contest, With a 3<1 wm over Rutgers-Newark The Buckeyes defeated the Scarlet Ra1ders lf>.ll, JS-12 and 1:>-9 v1ctory by the Whites over the Greens Dav1s rushed for 166 yards m 16 Httempts while playmg for both Sides, and scored a White touchdown on a 38-yard run Babeock tallied four times for the White team while grunmg 108 yards m 18 cames m the sprmg dr1ll wmdup N1gel Turbm passed s1~ yards for another White score, durmg a game where he completed nme of 16 passes for Ill yards Nell Seymour made a 37-yard fumble return for another one tally Steve Graf booted all seven White extra pomts WHA Playoff s Bv Untfed Press Int ern aflonal Semtftnal Round (Best of Seven I (All T1mes EOT l New Envtand \'S Quebec ( New En; land wins , 4 1) Aprtl 28 - New Eng l and I 1967~1973 5 Quebec 1 Aprrl JO- Quebec l New Enotand 2 May J- New England 5 Ot.Jebec d May 5- N ew England 7 Quebec 3 Mav 1 - New Quebe c J EngtMd 6 leadership role and get us back m the game before halftime None of us could WBit for somebody else to do N BA P l ayoffs By Un1ted Press lnt e rna11onat 1Best Of Se1.1enJ It " ( All T 1me s EDT) Julius ErVIng, who had 24 points, admitted the spurt 'rattled' his team as the sellout crowd of 19,035 shook the Capital Centre The 76ers were able to get to w1thm two , 64-92, m the th1rd quarter , but Bob Dandndge and Kevm Crevey, who wound up w1th 27 and 18 points respectively, took up the slack Mitch Kupchak, playmg m place of the InJured Wes Unseld m the Washmgton p1vot, scored 19 pomts SuperSonics 1%1, Nuggets Easter n Conference F1na1 Ph•ladelphta vs Washington ( Washmgton leads, J 1) Apr d 30- Wash lngton 122 P.h1ladel ph ra 111 (ot ) May J Philadelph ia 110 Washrngton 10d Ma'f 5 Wa sh1ngton 123 Ph1ladelph a 108 May 7 Wo1shmgton 12 1 Ph1ladelph a 10~ May 10- Washrngton at Phda delphia B OS p m x May 17- Phliadelph a at Washmgton 8 05 p m x May 14- Wa shl ng ton at Phdadetph a 1 30 p m we~tern conference Ftnat De nver \'S Seattle ( Se rtes t1 e d, 1 11 May 5- Denver 116 Seattle DISCUS THROWERS for the 1978 ed1llon of the Me1gs High School G1rls' Track team are, from left, Tracey Seattle, With Fred BrOWJl scormg IS of his team-h1gh 26 pomts 111 the fourth quarler, gamed the homecourt advan· tage m 1ts ser~es w1th Denver - and Nugget Coach Larry Brown 1s gr1pmg " It's frustratmg to get Involved m a playoff ser1es, playmg at home and have them parade to the foul lme We got 102 shots to their 83 and st1U lost " Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens, whose team wasn't even supposed to be m the playoffs, was glad Brown took over the offense m the fmal per1od, as the Somes now need only to wm all their home games to gam a spot 1n the champ10nsh1p senes "He had the feel, " W1lkens sa1d of Brown "He knew we wanted to use some tlme, and he had the hot hand ' Denms Johnson added 22 pomts and Gus W1ll1ams 21 for Seattle Dan Issei led all scorer s w1th 29 pomts for Denver wh1le Dav1d Thompson and Anthony Roberts had 22 ap1ece Thompson h1t only ~f-20 shots The senes res umes Wednesday mght 1n Seattle, where the Somes have won 17 /strHight games Watson cops Nelson golf title By MIKE RABUN UP! Sports Writer DALLAS (UPI ) ~ Tom Watson was right there agam Sunday, makmg Important b1rd1e putt s, executmg a touchy httle ch1p shol over a bunker on the !mal hole to save par and holdmg off the hometown hero, Lee Trev1no The result was another VIctory for the man who tw1ce last year whipped Jack Nicklaus 1n major champ10nsh1ps It was the th1rd wm of the year for Watson, one more than Nicklaus has And 11 va ulted Watson mto the No I spot on th e 1978 mone) Wlnnmg hst ahead of NJcklaus The wm came 111 the Byron Nelson Golf C!ass1c, a particularly sa t1 s fy1n g ach~evemen t for Wat son smce he cred1ts Nelson w1th hel pmg him become th e golfer than he IS And as an added good1 e, Wat son became golf 's 17th •mll10na1re - running his career ea mmgs to $1,013,226 Watson won h1s f1rst m1ll1on qu1cker than any other golfer than history It took h1m Franc1sco mpped Chicago, 2· 1, Montreal bombed Cmcmnatl, 19-5, then lost, 4·2, Pitt sburgh topped Los Angeles, 64, and Houston at Allanta was postponed because of ram Cardinals 8, Padres t: Garry Templeton stroked a two-run single to cap a four· run f1fth mmng and St Lou1s banged oul t6 hits to back Bob Forsch's f1fth v1ctory Ke1th Hernand ez h1t hi s third homer of the season Giants 2, Cubs 1: Y1da Blue allowed four h1ts 8 1-3 mmngs and W1lhe McCovey drove m two runs to pace San Francisco Blue, 41, retired the f1rst 14 Cubs before Steve Ontiveros reached f1rs1 on an error by second baseman Bill Madlock Pirales 6, Dodgers 4: Dave Parker and Ph1l Gamer drove m two runs each and Pittsburgh stole a National League season·hlgh e.ght bases J1m Roo ker combmed with J1m B1bby and Kent Tekulve on a s•x-hltter Local Bowling Sunday Mmers Week of Apnl16 1978 Standings Team w Alley Cats 64 ~ Hot Shots 6o 57 Team No 3 58 54 Sunday Duds 56 56 Team No 5 54 58 Coun try Bumpk ins 44 68 Men's high game - RICk Martin 135, 208, 173 Men's high series - Ro ck Martm 616 . Ralph G1bbs 478 Point Pleasant (304) 675-246(1 Our staff of dr ti iiSts und trchnlctans wtll make ycwr l'USIOrn denture.".:! QLmk. ly and rconom1call) One or two da y full Dr. Ronald ERiviere •Dr A J Staehh •Or C W Beal•Dr G J SJornbaugh • Dr W D l<lmbali•Dr J C Murphy •Dr J c:lchman The RIVIere Center 949 E Lavtnaston Ave Co lumbus Jell Marl1n 433 Women s h1ah aame - Ann Morris 722, 700 , Sheryl G•bbs 167 Women s h1g h senes - Ann Morris 577 , Sheryl G1bbs 449, Luelle Martm 393 Team high game - Hot Shols 341. Alley Cats 338 , Hot Shols 332 Team high senes - Alley Cats 947 Hot Shots 934 Sunda y Duds 826 Tum By Umted Press Jnternat1onat Nattonal League Ent W L Phd a Montr eal )4 l4 n P rtlsbrgh May 7- Se anl e 121 Denver Il l May 10- 0enver at Seattle 11 pm Mav 12- De nver at Se atlle 11 30 p m x May ld- Seatt l e at Denver two weeks to do 11,2 % months qu1cker than Johnny Miller made 11 Watso n demon st ral ed Sunday he knows qu1te a bll abo.ut pia) mg under pressure Owmng a one-shot lead over four players to start the day, Watson stayed 1n front all aflern oon 1n steamy weather w1th a record crowd of 48,000 runnmg loose and when Trevmo eagled the par· 5 151h hole to move mto a ue fur the lead, Watson really went to work He b1rd1ed the 15th r1ght beh1nd Trevino to go back 1n fronl by a shot and after Trevmo had b1rd1ed the 17th, Waison b1rd1ed 1t too Fmally, \\hen Watson m1s-hlt a 6-1ron approach shot on the fm al hole, he deftly chipped the ball over a deep bunker to Wllhln 2 feet of the hole and made that putt to shoot a 66 fo r a 72-hole total of 272 - one ahead of Trevmo Ed Sneed, Joe Inman Don January and Dave Stockton hmsht d m a t1e for th1rd at 276 New Yo r k. II 17 GB 636 l8J 500 1 J 311 d80 d62 4 393 6 West Lo s Ang e ls C ncr nat r Sa n F ra n San 0 1l'Q0 W L Pet 16 10 61S 16 11 59J 14 11 560 GB - 400 51 ' 5 , 10 15 10 15 10 15 J00 Allant<'l olOO Sa fufd<iy s Results San Fran 2 Ch1 1 12 mn 5 P rttsburgh 3 Los Ano ctes Cmc 1n nat 1 6 Montrea l 7 Phr! ade lph 1a 7 N ew York Alia 1 Ho us ton 1, 10 1nns St Lours 1 San D1t'90 0 Hous lcn 1 1' 2 5 I 1 1 Woek ol4-23 78 Standings w L AlieyCals M 54 Hot Shots 64 56 Team No 3 64 56 Sunday Duds 60 60 Team No 5 tie 60 60 Counlry Bumpk ins 4cl 74 Men 's high game - Jeff Martin 215 , Charles Searles 185 , Les Gibbs 180 Men 's high series Charles Searles 510 Ric k Martin 492 , Jetf Marl in 49 1 Women 's high game - Sue Searles 177 , Luelle Mart in 159, Sherrl G•bbs 146 sP.riP~ - Ann Morr is 393, Sue Searles 390 Rhonda Gibbs 386 Team high game - Sunda y Duds 324, Team No 3 305 , Counlry Bumpk ins 297 Team high series - Team No S 900, Sunday Duds 858 , Hot Shots 852 In 1879, George Selden of Rochester, N,Y.• f1led for the first patent for an automobile. It was granted in 189S Hcus at Afla ppd , ra tn Mo ntreal 19 Crn c • 5 1 Crnc1 4 Montreat 2 'l Phrla delphra 8 New York. 5 Prtlsburgh 6 Los Angeles d San Fran c1sco 'l Ch 1C i'l90 1 St LOuiS 9 So:'l n D iego 4 Today s Probable P1tchcrs ( Al l Ttmes EDT) Hou ston I R1ChMd I 3 ) al Phi l ad elP h ia (Chr i Stenson 211 1 35 p m Mon tr eal (Dues 0 1J at Atlanta ( Nre k ro 2 Sl 7 35 p m New York ( Bruherl 1 2) at Cr nc lnna1 1 ( Norman 4 01 8 05 p m Tuesday ' s Games Houston at Ph 1la n1ght Montr eal a t Alia n rghl New York ar c net , n ght 51 Lou rs M Los Ang nrgh l Ch ic ago at San 0 1l'QO , n ght P rtt sbgn at San Fran mg hl BUCKS BFSI' GOLFERS EAST LANSING , M1ch (UP! I - Ohio State had a lfam total of 364 to wtn the 13th annual M1ch1gan State Uruvers1ty InVItational golf tournament Saturday FolloWing 1n order were lnd1ana w1th 372, Austm Peay and Mm nesota w1th 376, Bowhgn Green, Kent Staw, Central Michigan, M1am1 of Oh1o and Notre Dame w1th 377, Cmc1nnatl and Oh10 Uruverslly w1th 379, Michigan State Green with 382 and MIChigan Statf White With 400 Reds split, Rose misses second tilt CINCINNt\Tl (UPI J Manny Sanmneto was m a hurry to gel horne "I want to call my mother 111 Venezuela, ' he explamed H1s w1fe, Mmann, \\anted to call her mother, too 'I know they he exc1ted to know I start lfl) first game m the Majors and wm ," sa•d the slender Reds nght-hander after teammg w1th Doug Ba~r to beat Montrea l 4-2 m the second game of Sunday's doubleheader The Expos pounded out a 19-<i v1ctory m the opener On gmally, Sarmiento was to make h1s starting debut last Saturday m New York , but Reds Manager Sparky Anderson sw1tched to Doug Cap1Ua 'My mother call me m New York before the Saturday game aU excited ," sa1d Sa rm1ento "Then, I tell her I nol gomg to slart She very disappomted · "Startmg Sarmiento was 'Plan B' for the da) ," sa1d Anderson ' I used 'Plan A' m the first game, and 1t d1dn t TBA x May 17- 0enller at Seattle llpm x May 19- Se attle at Denver 11 30 p m • 1t necessary N H L Playoffs By Un1ted Press lnfernattonal ( Sem1fmal Round) I Best of seven> Toronto vs Mcntrul (Montre al leads. 3 Ol May 1- Mon trea l 5 Toronto 3 May 4 Montrea l 3 Toronto 2 May 6- Montr eal 6 Toronto 1 May 9- Mon t real a t Toronto curve " sa 1d the Reds manager, 'but h1s fast ba ll was up and so were h1s changeups And every player on that Montreal club e~cept Perez IS a high ball h1tter " Sarmiento reeled off five scoreless Innings before Dawson , who went s1x-for-IO durmg the day , tagged the young Venezuelan for a tworun homer m the s1xth as the Expos Wiped out a I~ lead taken b> the Reds m the th1rd mnmg ~< hen Joe Morgan s1ngled and George Foster followed w1th a tnple "Manny made only 48 p1tches 1n lh e fir st f1ve mmngs," sa1d Anderson 11 We' ve got some pttchers who make that many m a couple of mrungs "That ," contmued the Reds manager, "was the •Plan B 1 was talklng about S1x mrungs was as far as I had mtended to let Sarmiento go Then 1 was gonna have BaiT hmsh tlle game r and he d1d " B 05 p m • MiJy 11 - Toronto at Mon tr eat 05 p m x May 13 or 14- Montr eal at Toronto 8 05 p m x May 16- Toronto at Mon trea l 8 C5 p m a Bo ston vs Phtladelphea ( Boston leads 2 11 May 2- Boston 3 P hrla delphra 2 ( Ot ) Mev 4 - Boston Phtla del ph as May 7 Ph iladelphia 3 Bost on 1 May 9- Boston ar Ph1la d el Ph1a a OS p m May 11 PhiladeiphJa at Bos ton a OS p m x Mav 13 or 1<4- Boston at P h1ladet pn1 a B 05 p m x May 16- PhrladelphJa at Bos ton 8 05 p m x d nec essa r y A thought for the day Amencan president Harry S Truman once srud, "If you can'l stand the hea t, get out of the kitchen " Prevention is the best policy. . . FOR CURBING CRIME LOSSES -Balr the 28-year-old rightEa st han der acqu1r ed from G w L Pet 8 You can he lp cut down on Detr or t 17 6 739 Oa kland th1s sprm g, blanked Bos ton c r rm e losses losses that 17 10 630 2 lhe Expos lhe lasl three work out so well " New York IS 10 600 l d ire c tl y affect you M lw a uke The Reds manager was mmngs to extend h1s strmg of l'l 13 480 6 whe ther they happen to you Clevelnel 10 14 Jl7 ,., puttmg 11 m1ldly Because the scoreless mnmgs to 16 2.3 111 or not Bal t1mor 10 15 o100 8 Toron to B 18 308 10 1 last tim e Reds p1tchers 11 relief appearances while West y1elded as many as 19 runs p1cklng up h1s fourth sa\ e of Take the cri me of arson W L Pet GB the season was back on August 21, 1968, Yo u re pay rng an Oakland 19 7 7J l rncreast ngly heavy subsrdy Cald 17 9 65J 1 when the PitL•burgh Pirates 'I'm \ery pleased because Kan Crt y 15 10 600 31l rolled to a 19-1 wm for delrbera te l y set ftres liSually I'm a slo" starwr , Texas 11 17 478 61 2 thr oug h your tnsur an ce Paul Moskau, mak•ng Ins sa1d Ba1r 10 19 3J5 101 1 M1nnesot premr u ms Seattle 11 20 35S 10 • 1 f1rst start sJnce be1ng Sa rm~en to's \lctory was h1s ChiCa go 7 16 30<~ 101, recalled last Thursday fr om seco nd 1n three dec1s10ns Saruraav' s Results Insuran ce costs are Mrlwaukee 4 K.:tn Ct ty 3 the lnd1anapohs fa•m cl ~b. ' I knuw I was gmng to adversely affecte d by Boston 6 Ch c ag o o1 ls i wound up the loser m the wm ," hesa1d, snuhng "I told burglar ies. robber res and Boston 3 Ch rc ago 0 2no opener, g1vmg up SIX runs my w1fe last rught I would " Texas 9 New York 5 oar thetis pl us the Oetro 1f 6 Oak la nd o and seven h1ts, mcluding c ountless CB rad ios and Bu t to gam the v1ctory Mrnneso ta 8 Ba ll rm or e 7 bicyc les I hat turn up homers by Andre Dawson Sarm1new needed a pair of Sca tll e 6 Toron to o mtssrng Cat1 forn 1a 7, Clevela nd 3 and Elhs Yalenlme, before errors by Expos th1rd Sunday s Results bowmg out for a pmch hitter baseman Larry Parrish that Bos ton 5 Chrcago 0 One lht ng you ca n do rs to New York 3 Te •as 2 111 the boltom of the fourth enabled the Reds to score support pr ogram s Mmncsota 15 Balt1 more 9 mnmg three unearned mns m the Kansas Cr ly 8 Mrlwau~ee 6 pro\'ldlng s t rffer pen alt ies After the E~pos added a bottom of the Sixth The Cal forn a 16 Cle\lela nd 3 for wron gdoers and Det r o t o~ Oak. land o seventh run off Cap1Ua m the errors also res ulted m Expos propos als for strengthen ed Seattl e 9 Toront o 1 Slxth , th ey go t to Da le lefty Ross Gnms ley, a cnme mvesttg atlon efforts Todav ' s Probable Pttch ers (All Ttmes E OTt Murray for f1v e m the seventh former Red, wmding up w1th Oakland ( Broberg d OJ .:.t You can also make It Toronto I Under wood 0 JJ 7 JO and two more m the e1ght h1s first loss after fJ ve tou gher for crooks Use p m when Tony Perez homered VICtories good strong locks Mark lh cage {Wo rth en 0 1 and ~----Hrnton 0 0) at Balt rmor e With a runner on base pos sessro ns w ith your The seventh mmng was (Mc Gregor I 3 i!lnd Brr les 1 7J M1ke Swiget SOctal se c urtty number 2, 5 10 p m Murray would like to •u••e•.• Kansas C1 ly ( Leonard J 4) a1 as soon as possible Boston (T 1ant 1 0) 7 30 p m " 2 7155 Our agency provt des M1nnesota (Thormoasgara 1 Murra y comnuttm g tw o 149 S Third St f tnanctal protection an d J ) at New York ( Hunte r 1 31 8 Middleport, 0 throwmg errors, four of ser vtee when cnme losses pm fiv e runs off h1m were ,_ _ _ _ __ occur b ut many c an be Tu udi y's Gimes KansC lty at Boston n 1ght pre ve nted That s wh y we unearned One of the errors M lnn at New York n 1g ht "See me for car' home, say - p re1Jent1on IS the came on a throw far Wide of Oak la nd at Toron to n rght best OOI Icy Seatt le at Cle ve , n ight home plate afwr Murray had life, health and busiaess Cal1 f at Oetro11 ntoht field ed Larry Parrish 's ,--..-,. iDSUIUCie~ Te•as at M ilwaukee n1ghl bollnt-er to the left of the mound The other came on a 992-2143 511te ltr"' .,. ... CII - •H pickoff throw to first base . . '. '" " 1-LQtp.l ()II tel tJoe.olo..ICIII ltl•llell 102 W Ma1n Pomeroy ONE.STROKE WIN Perez's homer , a blast mto BOWLING GREEN, Ohio ( UPI J - Ohlo State edged the green seats m deepest M1ch1gan State b) one stroke center field, IS one the 35,037 to wm the Bowhng Green fans who witnessed the State Umvers1ty InvitatiOnal homer won't soon forget "After Tony h1t tHat one, I Golf tournllffient Saturday was almost afraid to go to the The Lady Buckeyes carded plate I thought Murray a two-day score of 646, while m1ght take my head off w1th a Michigan State had 647, and pitch he'd be so mad ," sa•d medaliSt Joan Garety w1th Valentme, who followed the rounds of 78-74-152 on the former Reds first baseman m par-72 Bowling Green Statf the battmg order Uruvers1ty golf course. The homer was the f1rst of Following m order were the season for Perez Central M1ch1gan and Clncm"Tony told me on the plane natl at 712 each , host Bowhng commg here that he was Green at 722, Michigan at 726, gomg to get hiS f~rst one m Ball State at 743 and Indiana th1s series," sa1d Valentine State at 850 The Expos bunched s1x hits w1th a walk and a thrd\vlnJr - 1 error by R1ck Auerbach to SETS FACE PACE REMO~ELING add the1r fmal five runs m the COLUMBUS ( UPJ ) - Star You can odd cab1nets, a room d1vider or Celt1c scored a one length wm mnth mmng of the opener off over Qu1ck Candy 1n the Dave Tomlm One of the h1ts even o room ITo get !Jeot results oil you featur ed race at Scioto was a pop fly double that need ore the proper tools. bulld~ng materials ond n few tips. Downs Saturday night by dropped safely to the ground No matter how l«ge the prO!ec!t, see us we con help turning 111 • sub-two minute as Danny Driessen , Ken Griffey and Auerback waited hghle!l the load ot the Fnendly One 1 m1le time Rawleighs Move for each other to make the was third catch Star Celtic was clocked at This, though , was a typical I 59 4-.5 and returned $4,00 ending for the Reds' worst S3 40, 2 80 The first ra~ performances of the season trifecta of 34-9 paid $7,260 90, Anderson made no attempt and the lOth race tnfecta of+ Till O.,.rtment st... of Butlclllll Since 111s l.,'i was worth $1,352 70. The to conceal h1s dJsappomtment crowd of 7,547 wagered with Moskau 's brief outing "He had a pretty good 1478.131 DALE C. WARNER INS. Let THE FRIENDlY ONE help you with your PROJEa51 At Slanley Ht 297 Alu· levels feature 360 vials lwo plumb one leve l eac h pro tec ted with dust-proof vial covers 18 ' 24" a nd 28 ' model s ava •l ab!e Now Thru Me 31. 1978 RWid; 10 S f lOUIS Ch1cago Pet 8 12 1? 13 1' 14 STANLEY Specie! Sprlne Prices 4469100 months and Amertcan Lea gu e Sunday ' s R esults Sunday M1ners Cust001 full In one lY rnu dags Mi lor League Standings IW Cenditiaaed Cars: C11S With filler BY Ari'OifiYIIEJtT OJILY SIX U1 v.w.•••,... ' seven years, Luzinski powers Phils By MIKE FTIJIJ.. Y UP! Sports Wrller Greg Luzlnskl says h1s power comes In streaks and the New York Mets could not disagree "When you're m a groove," Luzmsk1 said Sunday, afler hltt•ng two homers and drlvmg In four runs to lead the Phlladelphw Philhes to an 8-5 victory over the Mets, " 1t .seems easy '' LuZ1nsk1 hlt h1s f1rst home run of the game and fifth of the season m the th1rd mmng to brmg Philadelphia from a 3-2 defiCit to a 4-3 lead He added a solo shot m lhe fifth for a~ tie The Mets banged out 16 hits, H m lhe first five 1n nings, but the Phllhes crushed the Mets with a long· ball barrage Riehle Hebner and Bob Boone also added homers. Gene Garber, 1<1, picked up the vict ory m relief of Barry Lerch and Warren Brusstar In other games, St Lou1s trunmed San Diego, 8-4 , San 107 Jeffers, Kim Krautter , Jill Bate) , Kelh Clelland, Lon Wyne and Gena Snowden l1l mlnum City Ice &Fuel Co. 224 lsi Street MUffiER 'SP£CIAL Hitdlll: And Other Modek • These values ore for one 1nch of loon fill 1nsulolion. CROSS HARDWARE beat a 76er team most people felt would wm the title w1th Portland out of the p1cture "I don 't know what else I could ask 'E' to do, " sa1d wmnmg Coach D1ck Motta "He 's been carrymg us m the playoffs Really for the whole season '' Sunday, Hayes, who has a 26 3 playoff scormg average, led a 17<1 Bullet tear over the fmal 4 24 of the f1rst half, which sent ·Washmgton from a 48-37 deficit to a 54-48 halftime lead Hayes, resurmng his tough battle With George McGuuus, who had 22 points, had 11 of those pomts, mcluding a steal and a solo dash downcourt wh1ch termmated m a slam dunk "I smelled 1t," said Hayes "I felt I had to establish a 4 3 I I II Ncnw Thru MOy 31. f911 • . . ,. . Pkls Ta, I•1UI1d CHART 2 By MIKE SHALIN UP! Sports Writer Elvin Hayes, seekm g to shed h1s unage of not bemg able to wm the big one, has the Washmgton Bullets on the threshold of a major playoff upset W1th the Big E pourmg m 35 pomts, tncludmg 21 m the f1rst half, the Bullets beat the Philadelphia 76ers, 121-105 Sunday to tak e ~ commanding 3-Ilead m the1r best-of-seven Eastern Conference fmal ser~es In the other playoff game Sunday, Seattle beat Denver 12l-lll, to even the Wester~ Conference fmal at 1-1 The Bullets, who beat Atlanta before upsettmg San Antomo, need only wm the1r remauung home game to Women s hloh SPRING SE.lfr.YICE. S&ICIAL R-VALUE Bullets jolt 76ers J..- ..... """uE PER BAG wn ·& Garlhn Special 50 FT. VINYL HOSE Gardeners sing through spring With flower shou FULL TEXT OE THE RESOLUTION PROPOSING THE AMENDMENT BALLOT LANGUAGE, EXPLANATION, ARGUMENTS, AND RESOLUTION FOR AMENDMENT TO THE OHIO CONSTITUTION PROPOSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE 6, 1978 ,-----------.., :I Pro :I :Standings ! SAYRE HARIMARE 182 -2521 Now Hoven, W Vo 4.16!!180 helpt .... 00 dllngs.tJiit L"&...A POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. �' 4-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy . 0 .. MJ>~Y. May 8, 1978 Chillicothe captures AGREAT WAY TO SAY own Gazette Relays fi~Wf~ m@CfltfE~'S I9~i! ~The Dailr Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, May 8, 1978 I Host Chillicothe captured the fourth &Mual Gazette Relays Friday with 171 points. Ironton placed secilnd with 138 points, and Athens was third with 65. Waverly was next wi!h 51, followed by Logan with tl ; Jackson 32; Gallipoli$ 24 and Meigs 2. For Gallipolis, Todd Rees was fourth in the two m.ile; Tom ·EdelmaM was sixth in the 300 hurdles and lied for fifth in the l9ng jwnp ; Mike Staggs was fifth in the' shot put ; Kim Saunders fourth in the pole vault; the 88().yard relay team was third and the 4iO.relay team was fifth. Here are Friday's results: CHILLICOTHE AI;'LAYS Te1m Scoring Chill i cothe 171 ; Ironton 138 ; Athens 65 : Waverly 51, Logan 4 1; J a c kson Gal l i pO liS 14 ; Me i gS 2. 32 ; Runn i ng Evenrs 101Ldu.h - H ixon (I) 10.5; Lu ckett CC I; Lyn ch CC ); Hottma n (W l ; Hallen (Ll ; St11nley ( M l . 120 duh Luckett ( C ) 2l . J ; Blackstoc k (I) ; L ynch IC) ; Simpson ( I) ; Freder ick IW J ; Halle tt (LI . 440£1-sh - Ha llett Ill 52 .2. Lew is (I) ; Maple ( W ) ; L a ver CA l ; Boot h (A ) ; Conawa y (C I 110 run To pp in g ( A J 2 : 00 . A; Garr i sOn (C) ; Rufledoe !Cl : Maple (WL Ca ntt> r ILl ; Thomas ( l J. Mile run ~ ut!'edge (C ) 4: 36.6; Towler f W ); Johnso n ( W J: Co~< ( C ); P r octo r ( Ll , Br un ing ( A ). 2·mile run - Mathew s ( A ) 9 : 58 .7 ; Tow ler IW J: Co~~: ( ( ) , R utledge ( C ); J ohnson (W J; ~re c t or ( Ll . 120 higtl hurd les- Watk ins ICJ 15 .25; Fourv IJ J: Beckett ( I ); Van c eM ( I l; ~ Hensl er (A ); A lbert (L l . ' JOOiow Plurdl~s - Roya l (I ) 40 , 4 ; Wafk ins ! C ) ; Fou ty I n : Malabash (c) ; Conley ( W ) ; Edelman { G J. 110 relay - Iron t on ( Roya l. Harvey , B lackstock , H ixon ) 1 : 33 . 2 : Ch i ll ic o t he ; Gall iPOl is ; Jackson : Logen ; Arhens . Mile relay I ronton ( Blackstoc k', W i ll i ams , Waddell . Lew i s l 3 32 ; A th ens ; Log an ; waver ly ; Ch i ll ico lhe ; Me igs . HO r~lay Chillicothe 45 . 6 ; I ronto n : ·Athens .· Jac kson ; Gal li po l i s . WaYerty . Field Events Pole v auu - Yeager (J l 12 0 : Sau nd er s ( G )·; Morgan ( ( ) ; Ur ig { ( ); El l iS !AI ; Ar row ood ( W l. High j1,1mp - Morgan · (CI . 6·1 : Ha r vey (I) ; W ill irt ms ( I J; Wa tk ins IC l; Emer so n (l) and Jenkins ( GJ. Triple jump - Morgan (() 41 -7; Becke tt I ll; L ew is ( I / ; Malabasrl (CJ and Chaney I A J, K-emper I l l Long jump - Le w i s Il l: 19· 5 11 ; L y n ch ( C ); Beckel! I I ) ; Maple ( W ) ; Kempe r I l l. Johnson (G l . Shot puf - Cous ins { C J 52 · 0 : D. Cousi ns (C l : Murphree ( A ): Boykin ( ll ; Staggs (G) ; Emerson ! L J. D i scus - Sc ior ( I J 1385 : Fuller (A ); E m ers on (Lt ; Petry {l) ; M Urp hree f A I: Woma c k ( 1) . Angels sweep Cleveland By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Gene Autry's milliono{!ollar investmen t in free-agent hitters may finally be paying off. The California Angels rattled Cleveland pitching for 21 hits SWJday and pounded out a 16-3 victory 1D complete a three-game sweep of their series. Each starter had at least one hit Sunday as the Angels amassed their highest hit !Dlal since July 28, 1973. Don Baylor and Ron Jackson each had four hits and knocked in seven runs ·between them as the Angels took batting practice against five pitchers. Bobby Grich, who entered the game hitting only .200, chipped in with three hits and two RBI and Lyman Bostock, batting less than .200, had two hits and drove in a run. "We're swinging the bats better, but a team isn't out of a slump based on three games," said Bostock. ~~ Let's hope a slump doesn't come our way again." Your own message to Mother on these pages, Mother's Day, May 14th. We'll send Mom a special card, tool It's a thoughtful and unique way to tell her how wonderful she Is. For all the tears She wiped away For all the hurts made okay For all the nights You woke up scared For the many tender Moments you shared For all the things you Wanted to say Say it now on This Mother's Day She Major League Leaden By United Prtu International BIMing 1Based on 50 •t bafsl TO MOTHER WITH LOV.E.. Nat ional Leagu e G. AB . H Pet. Brroghs At I 25 83 33 398 Mondy LA 20 89 JA 38 2 Bc knr Ch i 15 S6 11 .375 Hrnndl , Sf.L 27 100 34 340 Parker P-i t 25 97 33 .340 Gr ff y Cin 17 11 6 39 .3j 6 Fostr Cin 27 113 37 .327 Roystr AU 25 92 30 .326 Schmdl Ph il 72 89 29 326 Vlntne Mil 71 eo 26 .325 Amer ican League G. AB . H Pet. Ma y Ott 14 50 19 .380 C~rew Min 71 119 45 .378 Rdrgz Oet 16 S~ 20 .370 Ric e Bos 271 18 43 .36-4 Sng ltn Bat 18 59 21 .356 Jc kSn c~ t 19 63 n .Jo49 Bell Cte 2A 95 33 .347 P inela NY 16 55 19 .lAS Portr K C 24 88 30 .Jo1 1 Coopr M il 24 100 34 .340 Home Runs National League : . Monday, LA 9; Bench . Cin, LUZ insk i. Ph il , Parker , Pill and W inf ield, so 6. American league : Rice, 8os 9 ; Baylor , Ca l, Hi sle, Mil , Alu~nder , Oak and Z isk , TeK Tell her she's great with a Mother's Day greeting ad in Sunday Times-Sentinel's special feature on May 14th. She'll be pleased with your thoughtfulness and surprised by such an original idea. WE'LL SEND MOM A SPECIAL CARD Not only will your message appear in the Sunday TimesSentinel, but we'll send her a card telling her to look for your greeting on May 14th. 8. Runs eaned In N1tional lugue : . Monda y, LA 16 . M or g an, Ci n 23; Parker , P itt and McCovey , SF 21: Smith , LA 10. Americ11n league : Rice . Bos 32; Hobson . Bo!o 15 ; Z isk , Tek 24; Staub, Det 23 ; Carew , M inn n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ .I 2 3 • .13 • •• ' • • 4 5 6 • 7 8 9 • •1o • II 12 • • 14 15 • • 16 19 17 e • • • • • 18 • •e• • 2U • • •• • Signature Print meuogo cle•r ly . write one word pctr sptce. Mail wirh $1. 00 to : Stolen Bases N1tion11 Le19ue : .Moreno. P itt 16; Roy5ter , At! 12,· Lopes, L A 11 : Cedeno , Hou 10 : Driessen . Cin a no Rlch ards, SD 9. Amtricln Le19ue : L eFlore , Del 17 : Norwood . M inn and Oilone, Oak 9 ; W ilson . KC. Cruz , Sea and Wil ls, Te x 8. PltcP!in; Most Victories N1tlon11 leaoue : Gr im sle y , Mtl 5. 1; Forsch , St .L S.l ; NOrman . Cin , Ra u and Rhoden , LA 4-0 ; Joh n , LA and Blue . SF • .1 American League : . Tana na, Ca l ) . J; Lee, Bo s and Broberg • O•k Torrez , Bos and F igueroa , NY 4· 1; Knapp , Cal aM Spllttortt. KC 4·2: Augus . t ine, Mit • 4. Earned Run Aver119t 1 11~ on l1 l nnines pitched ) Nl1ional League : Gr imsley. Mt l 1.73 ; RhOden .. LA 1.80; R: Rtus ch~l . Chi 2.00 ; Denny , St L 2.02 . Perrv . so 2.19 . AmtriCIIft LtiOUt : Br oberg , 0•1(. t 09 ; JOhn\On, Oak 1. 18 ; Guidry , NV l .SO ; R:van , Cal 1 62; Rozema , D et 1. 69. Strikeouts In other American League games, New York edged Texas. 3-2, Detroit blanked Oakland, 1-0, Minnesota outslugged Baltimore, 15-9, Boston shut out Chicago, 5-0, Kansas City topped Milwaukee, 8-6, and Seattle beat Toronto, !l-7. Yankees 3, Rangers Z: Chris Chambliss slammed his first homer of the season with one out in the 12th inning 1D give the Yankees a victory ove r the Rangers . Graig Nettles also hit a two-run homer for the Yankees. Tigers 4, A's 0: Milt Wilcox pitched a fivehitter and Jason Thompson and Alan Trammell hit homers to lead the Tigers 1D vic!Dry over the A's. Twins 15, Orioles 9: Mike Cubbage drove in four runs with a triple, double and single and Butch Wynegar had four hits and three RBI as Minnesota collected 18 hits in routing the Orioles. Mac Scarce got the victory, his first since May of 1974. Red Sox 5, Wblte Sox 0: Jim Rice and Ca rl Yastrzemski hit home runs and Mike Torrez !Dssed a sixhitter as the Red Sox stretched Chicago's scoreless inning streak 1D a club record 23 innings . Royals 8, Brewers 4: Fred Patek's run-scoring double and RBI singles by Joe Zdeb and Ha"- McRae snapped a tie in the sixth inning and enabled the Sport Parade Royals to snap a five-game losing streak. Frank White homered . Mariners 9, Blue Jays 1: - Leon Roberts drove in six runs with a single, double , and his fourth homer to pace the Mariners 1D victory over the Blue Jays and complete a sweep of their three-game series. Meigs Property Transfers Freeman Williams, Vonderine Williams to Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric, Easement, Orange. Carl Dorst, Ernest Dorst to Columbus & Southern Ohio Electri c Co., Easement , Orange. W. C. Johnson , Janealie J ohnson to Richard R. Campbell, George D. Massar, Parcels, Bedford -Salisbury. Matthew E. umg to Racine Home National Bank, I II acres, Olive. Margie Hunt to Beverly Wickline, 1 acre, Letart . Noah E . Rigney , dec . to Audrey Faye Meston, James W. Rigney , Albert A. Rigney, Robert B. Rigney. Louellen M. McNabb, Diedre Krier, Louis Ruoff, Cert. of Trans., Salem. By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spol'll Edllor YORK (UP! ) - Nol'l'(l8lly, litUe Stevie Cauthen doesn 't show much emotion . He masks his feelings pretty well, especially lor someone only 18 years old. But this time, the mask slipped a bit. The warm, prolonged cheers of the crowd obviously got lD him as the public address aMouncer at Aqueduct proclaimed "Welcome back, Steve Cauthen, winner of Salmday's Kentucky Derby;" when he came out on the track with his'first mount of the day before the third race Sunday. . Hearing the thunderous ovation, Stevie Cauthen's usually impassive features dissolved into a smile. Every place he went, everywhere he showed his face Sunday, everyone either wanted 1D pat him on the back or tell him what a magnificent ride he had given Affirmed at Churchill Downs. All the valets in the jockeys' quarters came over to shake his hand or tell him howglad they felt for.him that he had captured The Big One in his very first try. · ,. Ca uthen accepted thecongratulationsquieUy and graciously and seemed more concerned with getting on with his cuslllmary card game he engages in every day before he goes out 1D ride. People weren't only talking about his Derby win at Aqueduct, they were buzzing about it in a lot of other places as well. Like Yankee St;Jdium, for example, where the Texas Rangers were winding up their three-game series with the Yankees. " I watcbed the race after Saturday's ball game was over," said Yankee manager Billy Martin, "and that kid, Cauthen, was something else. I liked the way he talked after the race, too. You could tell he's been brought up well. You know, I've never been to a Kentucky Derby . I'd love 1D see one but Just watching the job that young Cauthen did gave me a terrific feeling for him. Talent will always show up in tbe end. I know he had a grea t horse, but what a ride he gave it !" Cliff Johnson , the Yankees' catcher and designated hitter, felt the same way ahout Cauthen. "The kid is unbelievable," he said. "I really admire that little guy, not only for the way he rides, but for his dedication. He just goes out there and gets it done without any fuss or anything else." Most ball clubs get up a pool.before a race like the Kentucky Derby. The Yank ees had one of their own Saturday and their eqUipmen t man, Nick Priore, turned out to be the winner. The Rangers got up a pool also. Campy Campaneris had the winner, Doyle Alexander the second place horse, Alydar, and Dock Ellis, the third horse, Believe lt. The three split the pOt among them according 1D prearranged agreement. Billy Hunter , the Rangers' manager, picked one of the aJso. rans out of a hat but that didn't dim his appreciation for the way Ca uthen handled Affirmed from the starting gate all the way to the wire. "Here's an 13-year old already at the very top of his profession," he marveled. "My first thought alter watching the way he won the Derby was what can he possibly do for an encore ' By the time he's 30, he will have lived a full life." Hunter reflected a moment on the life of a jockey . • "That's a dangerous business," he said. "We were in Baltimore last week and a couple of our guys were at Pimllco when that jockey (Robert Pineda ) was killed. Wasn 't that a terrible thing' "I remember the first time I was ever on a horse . It was on my grandfather 's farm in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, and I must have been ahout eight years old. They had this old horse they used for pulling the plow and somebody had 1D hoW me up. I was scared. I'm still scared aboUt getting on a horse. And look at this 13-year-old kid ' He looks as if he was born on one, doesn 't he ?" . N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON, O.D. . OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12 ,2 to S I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST ., POM E R~Y:.:.·---. . .. - - - • . . . , A General Telepho ne Comm unications Consul- and recommend the sntc1u th.1t w11l work the best tant is a highly trained communiC<tti ons s pecial~>! ,,nd cost Ihe least His primary job is to help business customers I rk~ And cvcn when ali ihat " done. he's no! Hcs availyou plan, maintam and improve your phone syslcms. able to answer quest1ons. solve problems and providt· Eff1c1ently and economicall v. an o r:~go1 ng analy51S of your needs. , He knows his business. And yours. He's l~1rkcd up In fa ct , vo u mav f1nd that he by a team of expert s in all fields of telephone co mmuwu1 ks ;J m~st as h.;,.d at vour businrcatrons- from engineering to operator trainmg, sys· ne~~ as you do. · tcm analys1s lo mai ntenance. So he can an alyze evcrv phase of yol!t business. delcrmi ne your re~ui rement.s This man can show you how to improve your business by phone. IHE DAILY SENTINEL. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, u. e : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUNDAY TIMES~SENTINEL ByHelenBottel ISSHEHERFATHER'SDAUGHTER? DEA)J HELEN : About 15 years ago I had an affair. My wife found out. We made up . After that I got a job as a traveling salesman and was gone a lot. Just recently I felfagaln. Again my wife learned of the short affair. V.ery angry , she yelled I ..:asn't the only one who could fool aro~nd. Man~ questions later she confessed she'd seen a ' man while I was on the road. She'd had sex with him just once, · -~swore, then realized it was only for revenge and dropped P IY I ~ /1 I U For thousands of years, decay; wat er conte nt o f people have dried many foods properly dried food can vary Rout e 93. She will be sharing the latest equipment and to preserve them fo r leaner from 5 to 25 percent. recommended methods being times. Preserving seasonal Betty Reese, County Ex- used lu prepare and prct rcat foods by drying is still useful tensi on Agent , Hom e vegetables and fr uit, then to and convenient, and it has the Economics in Athens Count y dry them. added advan tage of con· will be discussing the art of Wha( food pr ese rvati on serving storage space. drying at the upcoming Food area did Extension home How does drying preserve Preservalion Workshop on Wh8t drives me up the wall is that it was just about then she fo od' Basically, sufficient May 10, at the Jack son Area ec~ n o mi cs agents in <h eI got pregnant in spite of her diaphragm. I can't stop wondering moisture is removed from a Exte nsion Center, locate d Jackson Area get the mosl : if my daughter may not be mine, though we're the same blood food material to prevent it s so uth of Ja ckson on U. S . questi ons un lasl yea r ' PICKLI NG• type and people say she resembles me. (Could it be just her mannerisms are like mine? ) Even if my wife forgives my affair, how can I stop hassling Wafnjng The Surgeon General Has Determrned the result of hers' We don't talk much these days. - BRIAN DEAR BRIAN: That Cigarette Smoking IsDangerous 10 Your Health. Your wife has considerably more to fo rgive than you have. If she can manage it, then you'd better believe an isolated sex romp does not (usually ) a pregnancy make. Chances are maybe 15 to one you arc your daughter's father - probably more since she resembles you . Concentrate on how much you love her. And on winning back your wife : That's the big worry in your life right now.- H. · Most pi ckle eaters prefer their pick les crisp and firm . 'n1ey do not like the "wilted " taste of soggy pi ckles. Dr . Robert Jose ph , Ex<ensi on Spec ialist, Foods, The Ohi o State Un iversity, will be at th e Foo d . Preservation Workshop to lell how to preser ve cri sp and firm pick les. He will also be talking about the sa fest and methods of canning fruits and vegetables, plan to attend the Food Preserva tion Workshop on Ma y 10 at the Jackson Area Extension Center ~ sout h of Jack son, Ohio on U. S. 9:!. 1l1is workshop, sponsored by the Cooperative ExtenSion Service, will in· elude speakers telling of the newest met hods and showin g equ ipment on the followin g to pics: dry ing foods, prservi ng food at home, pickle poin ters, jams and jellies, humemade sauerkra ut, successful canning , storing and using home preserved foods, fa cts and fallacies, does il pay to can or freeze', and fr eezing fundamen tals. In addition, you can have your pressure ca nner ga uge tested I bnng lid only). Home fo od prese rvation saves money . Or does it' Now is the time of year to decide whether it pays to can or . freese at home -.before the garden is in. Bettie Clark, Ga llia County Exten sion Agent, Home Economics, will be discussing thi s topic at the wor kshop. lnt erest in~ research on the topic has been co mpleted in the past few years by the United Continued on Page 1 DEAR HELEN : I'm another woman who worked to put her husband through college, only to have him leave me ~~'Hen he slllrted earning good money . We don 't have children, but I think I deserve repayment for the years I invested in him. He thinks a divorce is just saying, "So long, kid," since we have very little property to div ide. Can wives sue for the money they donated to their husbands ' educations? -SIX YEARS DOWN THE DRAIN DEAR SIX: Yes. Wives have sued for this type of alimony - and won 1 (On the other hand, had your husband put.you through college, would you expect to repay him, after the divorce ? We're into equality now; your lawyer may not find the going easy. 1 ·H. DEAR HELEN : This is for the man who wants to teach his wife new ways of making love after 25 years of marriage . Isn't it a little late to st;Jrt asking your wife for certain favors that you should have mutually enjoyed many years ago? Take it easy, son, or you may have a disgusted woman on your hands. Work it so she thinks she is educating you . - 65 AND KNOWS PTA panel planned for May Television violence, school legislation and finance, tui· lion tax bill, and types of scr· vices provided by the Ohio PTA will be among the topiCs to be discussed by a panel of Ohio PTA officials to be in Middleport for a public meeting on May 31. The meeting was announc· ed at the Thursday night meeting of the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers held at the Pomeroy Elementary SchooL Coming for the meeting will be Lois Oberbeck, Ohio PTA president ; Millie Watennan, second vice president of the Ohio PTA · Barbara Greenfield. Regi'on 3 advisor; and Steve Sterrett , publi c rela · tions ,OhioPTA. The meeting will be held at the Middleport Elementary School and all schools in the tounty will be notified so th<lt those interested in any of the topics may attend . Next meeting of the Council was tentatively set lor Od. 5 at Riverview. As for programs next year, topi cs included will be a panel discusIn 1972, President Nixon ordered the mining of North VIetnam ports as part of an effort to force the Communists to agree to end the Vietnam war. sion on "!.d's Talk Kids" and self discipline for sixth graders. ' t:HRISTOPHER BARKER TURNS SERVE NGhristopher Allen Barker, son uf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bacon, ce lebrated hi s seventh birthday recently with a party at his home on Riverview Drive, Middl eport . Ca ke, ice cream and koolaide wer e serv ed t o Co ry Seymour, Aaron Davis, Ca rrie Swisher , Curtis English, Tina Smith, Janine and Kim and Jerry Armstrong, Alex Varian , Jody Miller, Susie, Wendy , Cathy Barker, and Jackie Bacon. " o: Nat~nel Hou Cin league · Now, a richer, smoother, more satisfying Salem! . ~.. R ic hard , ~; N 1e-kro , Atl 41. Sea11er , ano o~ny , St .L 31 ,· MonftfU\.C.O , &tnt'r l can SF 30. Lutut : Ryan . Cal 71. L eonerd . K.C 11: Matlack , Tu 19 , tr:n 11pp , Ca l 28 . Ke-ough , 011k. 27 * .• Address ~~~~Workshop set in Jackson I Us••• Ion home fiood npalll' tz•o n~:~~u~;:h:;:!~~~:r:~; best way .< to make sau erkraut . Have trouble getting jars to seal or wit h food spoiling when yuu do home cann ing'! Fwd thai we have to throw &Jli'J'HWICK, Mus. (UP!) - Defending 12Scc champion Broc Glover of El CaJoo, Calif., won hill class in an Amer ic an Motorcy cle Asaociatloo . championahlp ra ce Sunday before an estimated 11,000 fans . Glover . .ept through two triBI heats , called mows, 1D IICOre 50 points and win tbe fourtb IIWp on the tour. ~ ~~·i-"! *• -r~~'!':. •• ! . :::..U._ _,_ 7fC * ** -----· * 1 ~03 ~lllpolis, * As the leader in tobacco technology we have discovered a way to improve that great Salem flavor. At the same time we have actually lowered the tar! You get all that famous menthol freshness, plus a rich~r, smoother, more satisfying smoke. Lower,in tar, too. -· rsm GEOERALTELEPHDOE The rompletecommtmic<lt ion, mmpany ·r * ...... WW111 YOUUPINOTMI PUNt Eastern Ave., Ohio Jackson Ave. &l41h St .• PJ .Pieuanl, W. Va . * **********-*** .. �' 4-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy . 0 .. MJ>~Y. May 8, 1978 Chillicothe captures AGREAT WAY TO SAY own Gazette Relays fi~Wf~ m@CfltfE~'S I9~i! ~The Dailr Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, May 8, 1978 I Host Chillicothe captured the fourth &Mual Gazette Relays Friday with 171 points. Ironton placed secilnd with 138 points, and Athens was third with 65. Waverly was next wi!h 51, followed by Logan with tl ; Jackson 32; Gallipoli$ 24 and Meigs 2. For Gallipolis, Todd Rees was fourth in the two m.ile; Tom ·EdelmaM was sixth in the 300 hurdles and lied for fifth in the l9ng jwnp ; Mike Staggs was fifth in the' shot put ; Kim Saunders fourth in the pole vault; the 88().yard relay team was third and the 4iO.relay team was fifth. Here are Friday's results: CHILLICOTHE AI;'LAYS Te1m Scoring Chill i cothe 171 ; Ironton 138 ; Athens 65 : Waverly 51, Logan 4 1; J a c kson Gal l i pO liS 14 ; Me i gS 2. 32 ; Runn i ng Evenrs 101Ldu.h - H ixon (I) 10.5; Lu ckett CC I; Lyn ch CC ); Hottma n (W l ; Hallen (Ll ; St11nley ( M l . 120 duh Luckett ( C ) 2l . J ; Blackstoc k (I) ; L ynch IC) ; Simpson ( I) ; Freder ick IW J ; Halle tt (LI . 440£1-sh - Ha llett Ill 52 .2. Lew is (I) ; Maple ( W ) ; L a ver CA l ; Boot h (A ) ; Conawa y (C I 110 run To pp in g ( A J 2 : 00 . A; Garr i sOn (C) ; Rufledoe !Cl : Maple (WL Ca ntt> r ILl ; Thomas ( l J. Mile run ~ ut!'edge (C ) 4: 36.6; Towler f W ); Johnso n ( W J: Co~< ( C ); P r octo r ( Ll , Br un ing ( A ). 2·mile run - Mathew s ( A ) 9 : 58 .7 ; Tow ler IW J: Co~~: ( ( ) , R utledge ( C ); J ohnson (W J; ~re c t or ( Ll . 120 higtl hurd les- Watk ins ICJ 15 .25; Fourv IJ J: Beckett ( I ); Van c eM ( I l; ~ Hensl er (A ); A lbert (L l . ' JOOiow Plurdl~s - Roya l (I ) 40 , 4 ; Wafk ins ! C ) ; Fou ty I n : Malabash (c) ; Conley ( W ) ; Edelman { G J. 110 relay - Iron t on ( Roya l. Harvey , B lackstock , H ixon ) 1 : 33 . 2 : Ch i ll ic o t he ; Gall iPOl is ; Jackson : Logen ; Arhens . Mile relay I ronton ( Blackstoc k', W i ll i ams , Waddell . Lew i s l 3 32 ; A th ens ; Log an ; waver ly ; Ch i ll ico lhe ; Me igs . HO r~lay Chillicothe 45 . 6 ; I ronto n : ·Athens .· Jac kson ; Gal li po l i s . WaYerty . Field Events Pole v auu - Yeager (J l 12 0 : Sau nd er s ( G )·; Morgan ( ( ) ; Ur ig { ( ); El l iS !AI ; Ar row ood ( W l. High j1,1mp - Morgan · (CI . 6·1 : Ha r vey (I) ; W ill irt ms ( I J; Wa tk ins IC l; Emer so n (l) and Jenkins ( GJ. Triple jump - Morgan (() 41 -7; Becke tt I ll; L ew is ( I / ; Malabasrl (CJ and Chaney I A J, K-emper I l l Long jump - Le w i s Il l: 19· 5 11 ; L y n ch ( C ); Beckel! I I ) ; Maple ( W ) ; Kempe r I l l. Johnson (G l . Shot puf - Cous ins { C J 52 · 0 : D. Cousi ns (C l : Murphree ( A ): Boykin ( ll ; Staggs (G) ; Emerson ! L J. D i scus - Sc ior ( I J 1385 : Fuller (A ); E m ers on (Lt ; Petry {l) ; M Urp hree f A I: Woma c k ( 1) . Angels sweep Cleveland By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Gene Autry's milliono{!ollar investmen t in free-agent hitters may finally be paying off. The California Angels rattled Cleveland pitching for 21 hits SWJday and pounded out a 16-3 victory 1D complete a three-game sweep of their series. Each starter had at least one hit Sunday as the Angels amassed their highest hit !Dlal since July 28, 1973. Don Baylor and Ron Jackson each had four hits and knocked in seven runs ·between them as the Angels took batting practice against five pitchers. Bobby Grich, who entered the game hitting only .200, chipped in with three hits and two RBI and Lyman Bostock, batting less than .200, had two hits and drove in a run. "We're swinging the bats better, but a team isn't out of a slump based on three games," said Bostock. ~~ Let's hope a slump doesn't come our way again." Your own message to Mother on these pages, Mother's Day, May 14th. We'll send Mom a special card, tool It's a thoughtful and unique way to tell her how wonderful she Is. For all the tears She wiped away For all the hurts made okay For all the nights You woke up scared For the many tender Moments you shared For all the things you Wanted to say Say it now on This Mother's Day She Major League Leaden By United Prtu International BIMing 1Based on 50 •t bafsl TO MOTHER WITH LOV.E.. Nat ional Leagu e G. AB . H Pet. Brroghs At I 25 83 33 398 Mondy LA 20 89 JA 38 2 Bc knr Ch i 15 S6 11 .375 Hrnndl , Sf.L 27 100 34 340 Parker P-i t 25 97 33 .340 Gr ff y Cin 17 11 6 39 .3j 6 Fostr Cin 27 113 37 .327 Roystr AU 25 92 30 .326 Schmdl Ph il 72 89 29 326 Vlntne Mil 71 eo 26 .325 Amer ican League G. AB . H Pet. Ma y Ott 14 50 19 .380 C~rew Min 71 119 45 .378 Rdrgz Oet 16 S~ 20 .370 Ric e Bos 271 18 43 .36-4 Sng ltn Bat 18 59 21 .356 Jc kSn c~ t 19 63 n .Jo49 Bell Cte 2A 95 33 .347 P inela NY 16 55 19 .lAS Portr K C 24 88 30 .Jo1 1 Coopr M il 24 100 34 .340 Home Runs National League : . Monday, LA 9; Bench . Cin, LUZ insk i. Ph il , Parker , Pill and W inf ield, so 6. American league : Rice, 8os 9 ; Baylor , Ca l, Hi sle, Mil , Alu~nder , Oak and Z isk , TeK Tell her she's great with a Mother's Day greeting ad in Sunday Times-Sentinel's special feature on May 14th. She'll be pleased with your thoughtfulness and surprised by such an original idea. WE'LL SEND MOM A SPECIAL CARD Not only will your message appear in the Sunday TimesSentinel, but we'll send her a card telling her to look for your greeting on May 14th. 8. Runs eaned In N1tional lugue : . Monda y, LA 16 . M or g an, Ci n 23; Parker , P itt and McCovey , SF 21: Smith , LA 10. Americ11n league : Rice . Bos 32; Hobson . Bo!o 15 ; Z isk , Tek 24; Staub, Det 23 ; Carew , M inn n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ .I 2 3 • .13 • •• ' • • 4 5 6 • 7 8 9 • •1o • II 12 • • 14 15 • • 16 19 17 e • • • • • 18 • •e• • 2U • • •• • Signature Print meuogo cle•r ly . write one word pctr sptce. Mail wirh $1. 00 to : Stolen Bases N1tion11 Le19ue : .Moreno. P itt 16; Roy5ter , At! 12,· Lopes, L A 11 : Cedeno , Hou 10 : Driessen . Cin a no Rlch ards, SD 9. Amtricln Le19ue : L eFlore , Del 17 : Norwood . M inn and Oilone, Oak 9 ; W ilson . KC. Cruz , Sea and Wil ls, Te x 8. PltcP!in; Most Victories N1tlon11 leaoue : Gr im sle y , Mtl 5. 1; Forsch , St .L S.l ; NOrman . Cin , Ra u and Rhoden , LA 4-0 ; Joh n , LA and Blue . SF • .1 American League : . Tana na, Ca l ) . J; Lee, Bo s and Broberg • O•k Torrez , Bos and F igueroa , NY 4· 1; Knapp , Cal aM Spllttortt. KC 4·2: Augus . t ine, Mit • 4. Earned Run Aver119t 1 11~ on l1 l nnines pitched ) Nl1ional League : Gr imsley. Mt l 1.73 ; RhOden .. LA 1.80; R: Rtus ch~l . Chi 2.00 ; Denny , St L 2.02 . Perrv . so 2.19 . AmtriCIIft LtiOUt : Br oberg , 0•1(. t 09 ; JOhn\On, Oak 1. 18 ; Guidry , NV l .SO ; R:van , Cal 1 62; Rozema , D et 1. 69. Strikeouts In other American League games, New York edged Texas. 3-2, Detroit blanked Oakland, 1-0, Minnesota outslugged Baltimore, 15-9, Boston shut out Chicago, 5-0, Kansas City topped Milwaukee, 8-6, and Seattle beat Toronto, !l-7. Yankees 3, Rangers Z: Chris Chambliss slammed his first homer of the season with one out in the 12th inning 1D give the Yankees a victory ove r the Rangers . Graig Nettles also hit a two-run homer for the Yankees. Tigers 4, A's 0: Milt Wilcox pitched a fivehitter and Jason Thompson and Alan Trammell hit homers to lead the Tigers 1D vic!Dry over the A's. Twins 15, Orioles 9: Mike Cubbage drove in four runs with a triple, double and single and Butch Wynegar had four hits and three RBI as Minnesota collected 18 hits in routing the Orioles. Mac Scarce got the victory, his first since May of 1974. Red Sox 5, Wblte Sox 0: Jim Rice and Ca rl Yastrzemski hit home runs and Mike Torrez !Dssed a sixhitter as the Red Sox stretched Chicago's scoreless inning streak 1D a club record 23 innings . Royals 8, Brewers 4: Fred Patek's run-scoring double and RBI singles by Joe Zdeb and Ha"- McRae snapped a tie in the sixth inning and enabled the Sport Parade Royals to snap a five-game losing streak. Frank White homered . Mariners 9, Blue Jays 1: - Leon Roberts drove in six runs with a single, double , and his fourth homer to pace the Mariners 1D victory over the Blue Jays and complete a sweep of their three-game series. Meigs Property Transfers Freeman Williams, Vonderine Williams to Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric, Easement, Orange. Carl Dorst, Ernest Dorst to Columbus & Southern Ohio Electri c Co., Easement , Orange. W. C. Johnson , Janealie J ohnson to Richard R. Campbell, George D. Massar, Parcels, Bedford -Salisbury. Matthew E. umg to Racine Home National Bank, I II acres, Olive. Margie Hunt to Beverly Wickline, 1 acre, Letart . Noah E . Rigney , dec . to Audrey Faye Meston, James W. Rigney , Albert A. Rigney, Robert B. Rigney. Louellen M. McNabb, Diedre Krier, Louis Ruoff, Cert. of Trans., Salem. By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spol'll Edllor YORK (UP! ) - Nol'l'(l8lly, litUe Stevie Cauthen doesn 't show much emotion . He masks his feelings pretty well, especially lor someone only 18 years old. But this time, the mask slipped a bit. The warm, prolonged cheers of the crowd obviously got lD him as the public address aMouncer at Aqueduct proclaimed "Welcome back, Steve Cauthen, winner of Salmday's Kentucky Derby;" when he came out on the track with his'first mount of the day before the third race Sunday. . Hearing the thunderous ovation, Stevie Cauthen's usually impassive features dissolved into a smile. Every place he went, everywhere he showed his face Sunday, everyone either wanted 1D pat him on the back or tell him what a magnificent ride he had given Affirmed at Churchill Downs. All the valets in the jockeys' quarters came over to shake his hand or tell him howglad they felt for.him that he had captured The Big One in his very first try. · ,. Ca uthen accepted thecongratulationsquieUy and graciously and seemed more concerned with getting on with his cuslllmary card game he engages in every day before he goes out 1D ride. People weren't only talking about his Derby win at Aqueduct, they were buzzing about it in a lot of other places as well. Like Yankee St;Jdium, for example, where the Texas Rangers were winding up their three-game series with the Yankees. " I watcbed the race after Saturday's ball game was over," said Yankee manager Billy Martin, "and that kid, Cauthen, was something else. I liked the way he talked after the race, too. You could tell he's been brought up well. You know, I've never been to a Kentucky Derby . I'd love 1D see one but Just watching the job that young Cauthen did gave me a terrific feeling for him. Talent will always show up in tbe end. I know he had a grea t horse, but what a ride he gave it !" Cliff Johnson , the Yankees' catcher and designated hitter, felt the same way ahout Cauthen. "The kid is unbelievable," he said. "I really admire that little guy, not only for the way he rides, but for his dedication. He just goes out there and gets it done without any fuss or anything else." Most ball clubs get up a pool.before a race like the Kentucky Derby. The Yank ees had one of their own Saturday and their eqUipmen t man, Nick Priore, turned out to be the winner. The Rangers got up a pool also. Campy Campaneris had the winner, Doyle Alexander the second place horse, Alydar, and Dock Ellis, the third horse, Believe lt. The three split the pOt among them according 1D prearranged agreement. Billy Hunter , the Rangers' manager, picked one of the aJso. rans out of a hat but that didn't dim his appreciation for the way Ca uthen handled Affirmed from the starting gate all the way to the wire. "Here's an 13-year old already at the very top of his profession," he marveled. "My first thought alter watching the way he won the Derby was what can he possibly do for an encore ' By the time he's 30, he will have lived a full life." Hunter reflected a moment on the life of a jockey . • "That's a dangerous business," he said. "We were in Baltimore last week and a couple of our guys were at Pimllco when that jockey (Robert Pineda ) was killed. Wasn 't that a terrible thing' "I remember the first time I was ever on a horse . It was on my grandfather 's farm in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, and I must have been ahout eight years old. They had this old horse they used for pulling the plow and somebody had 1D hoW me up. I was scared. I'm still scared aboUt getting on a horse. And look at this 13-year-old kid ' He looks as if he was born on one, doesn 't he ?" . N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON, O.D. . OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12 ,2 to S I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST ., POM E R~Y:.:.·---. . .. - - - • . . . , A General Telepho ne Comm unications Consul- and recommend the sntc1u th.1t w11l work the best tant is a highly trained communiC<tti ons s pecial~>! ,,nd cost Ihe least His primary job is to help business customers I rk~ And cvcn when ali ihat " done. he's no! Hcs availyou plan, maintam and improve your phone syslcms. able to answer quest1ons. solve problems and providt· Eff1c1ently and economicall v. an o r:~go1 ng analy51S of your needs. , He knows his business. And yours. He's l~1rkcd up In fa ct , vo u mav f1nd that he by a team of expert s in all fields of telephone co mmuwu1 ks ;J m~st as h.;,.d at vour businrcatrons- from engineering to operator trainmg, sys· ne~~ as you do. · tcm analys1s lo mai ntenance. So he can an alyze evcrv phase of yol!t business. delcrmi ne your re~ui rement.s This man can show you how to improve your business by phone. IHE DAILY SENTINEL. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, u. e : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUNDAY TIMES~SENTINEL ByHelenBottel ISSHEHERFATHER'SDAUGHTER? DEA)J HELEN : About 15 years ago I had an affair. My wife found out. We made up . After that I got a job as a traveling salesman and was gone a lot. Just recently I felfagaln. Again my wife learned of the short affair. V.ery angry , she yelled I ..:asn't the only one who could fool aro~nd. Man~ questions later she confessed she'd seen a ' man while I was on the road. She'd had sex with him just once, · -~swore, then realized it was only for revenge and dropped P IY I ~ /1 I U For thousands of years, decay; wat er conte nt o f people have dried many foods properly dried food can vary Rout e 93. She will be sharing the latest equipment and to preserve them fo r leaner from 5 to 25 percent. recommended methods being times. Preserving seasonal Betty Reese, County Ex- used lu prepare and prct rcat foods by drying is still useful tensi on Agent , Hom e vegetables and fr uit, then to and convenient, and it has the Economics in Athens Count y dry them. added advan tage of con· will be discussing the art of Wha( food pr ese rvati on serving storage space. drying at the upcoming Food area did Extension home How does drying preserve Preservalion Workshop on Wh8t drives me up the wall is that it was just about then she fo od' Basically, sufficient May 10, at the Jack son Area ec~ n o mi cs agents in <h eI got pregnant in spite of her diaphragm. I can't stop wondering moisture is removed from a Exte nsion Center, locate d Jackson Area get the mosl : if my daughter may not be mine, though we're the same blood food material to prevent it s so uth of Ja ckson on U. S . questi ons un lasl yea r ' PICKLI NG• type and people say she resembles me. (Could it be just her mannerisms are like mine? ) Even if my wife forgives my affair, how can I stop hassling Wafnjng The Surgeon General Has Determrned the result of hers' We don't talk much these days. - BRIAN DEAR BRIAN: That Cigarette Smoking IsDangerous 10 Your Health. Your wife has considerably more to fo rgive than you have. If she can manage it, then you'd better believe an isolated sex romp does not (usually ) a pregnancy make. Chances are maybe 15 to one you arc your daughter's father - probably more since she resembles you . Concentrate on how much you love her. And on winning back your wife : That's the big worry in your life right now.- H. · Most pi ckle eaters prefer their pick les crisp and firm . 'n1ey do not like the "wilted " taste of soggy pi ckles. Dr . Robert Jose ph , Ex<ensi on Spec ialist, Foods, The Ohi o State Un iversity, will be at th e Foo d . Preservation Workshop to lell how to preser ve cri sp and firm pick les. He will also be talking about the sa fest and methods of canning fruits and vegetables, plan to attend the Food Preserva tion Workshop on Ma y 10 at the Jackson Area Extension Center ~ sout h of Jack son, Ohio on U. S. 9:!. 1l1is workshop, sponsored by the Cooperative ExtenSion Service, will in· elude speakers telling of the newest met hods and showin g equ ipment on the followin g to pics: dry ing foods, prservi ng food at home, pickle poin ters, jams and jellies, humemade sauerkra ut, successful canning , storing and using home preserved foods, fa cts and fallacies, does il pay to can or freeze', and fr eezing fundamen tals. In addition, you can have your pressure ca nner ga uge tested I bnng lid only). Home fo od prese rvation saves money . Or does it' Now is the time of year to decide whether it pays to can or . freese at home -.before the garden is in. Bettie Clark, Ga llia County Exten sion Agent, Home Economics, will be discussing thi s topic at the wor kshop. lnt erest in~ research on the topic has been co mpleted in the past few years by the United Continued on Page 1 DEAR HELEN : I'm another woman who worked to put her husband through college, only to have him leave me ~~'Hen he slllrted earning good money . We don 't have children, but I think I deserve repayment for the years I invested in him. He thinks a divorce is just saying, "So long, kid," since we have very little property to div ide. Can wives sue for the money they donated to their husbands ' educations? -SIX YEARS DOWN THE DRAIN DEAR SIX: Yes. Wives have sued for this type of alimony - and won 1 (On the other hand, had your husband put.you through college, would you expect to repay him, after the divorce ? We're into equality now; your lawyer may not find the going easy. 1 ·H. DEAR HELEN : This is for the man who wants to teach his wife new ways of making love after 25 years of marriage . Isn't it a little late to st;Jrt asking your wife for certain favors that you should have mutually enjoyed many years ago? Take it easy, son, or you may have a disgusted woman on your hands. Work it so she thinks she is educating you . - 65 AND KNOWS PTA panel planned for May Television violence, school legislation and finance, tui· lion tax bill, and types of scr· vices provided by the Ohio PTA will be among the topiCs to be discussed by a panel of Ohio PTA officials to be in Middleport for a public meeting on May 31. The meeting was announc· ed at the Thursday night meeting of the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers held at the Pomeroy Elementary SchooL Coming for the meeting will be Lois Oberbeck, Ohio PTA president ; Millie Watennan, second vice president of the Ohio PTA · Barbara Greenfield. Regi'on 3 advisor; and Steve Sterrett , publi c rela · tions ,OhioPTA. The meeting will be held at the Middleport Elementary School and all schools in the tounty will be notified so th<lt those interested in any of the topics may attend . Next meeting of the Council was tentatively set lor Od. 5 at Riverview. As for programs next year, topi cs included will be a panel discusIn 1972, President Nixon ordered the mining of North VIetnam ports as part of an effort to force the Communists to agree to end the Vietnam war. sion on "!.d's Talk Kids" and self discipline for sixth graders. ' t:HRISTOPHER BARKER TURNS SERVE NGhristopher Allen Barker, son uf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bacon, ce lebrated hi s seventh birthday recently with a party at his home on Riverview Drive, Middl eport . Ca ke, ice cream and koolaide wer e serv ed t o Co ry Seymour, Aaron Davis, Ca rrie Swisher , Curtis English, Tina Smith, Janine and Kim and Jerry Armstrong, Alex Varian , Jody Miller, Susie, Wendy , Cathy Barker, and Jackie Bacon. " o: Nat~nel Hou Cin league · Now, a richer, smoother, more satisfying Salem! . ~.. R ic hard , ~; N 1e-kro , Atl 41. Sea11er , ano o~ny , St .L 31 ,· MonftfU\.C.O , &tnt'r l can SF 30. Lutut : Ryan . Cal 71. L eonerd . K.C 11: Matlack , Tu 19 , tr:n 11pp , Ca l 28 . Ke-ough , 011k. 27 * .• Address ~~~~Workshop set in Jackson I Us••• Ion home fiood npalll' tz•o n~:~~u~;:h:;:!~~~:r:~; best way .< to make sau erkraut . Have trouble getting jars to seal or wit h food spoiling when yuu do home cann ing'! Fwd thai we have to throw &Jli'J'HWICK, Mus. (UP!) - Defending 12Scc champion Broc Glover of El CaJoo, Calif., won hill class in an Amer ic an Motorcy cle Asaociatloo . championahlp ra ce Sunday before an estimated 11,000 fans . Glover . .ept through two triBI heats , called mows, 1D IICOre 50 points and win tbe fourtb IIWp on the tour. ~ ~~·i-"! *• -r~~'!':. •• ! . :::..U._ _,_ 7fC * ** -----· * 1 ~03 ~lllpolis, * As the leader in tobacco technology we have discovered a way to improve that great Salem flavor. At the same time we have actually lowered the tar! You get all that famous menthol freshness, plus a rich~r, smoother, more satisfying smoke. Lower,in tar, too. -· rsm GEOERALTELEPHDOE The rompletecommtmic<lt ion, mmpany ·r * ...... WW111 YOUUPINOTMI PUNt Eastern Ave., Ohio Jackson Ave. &l41h St .• PJ .Pieuanl, W. Va . * **********-*** .. �~· 6- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 . Monday, M~y 8, 1978 7- The Da ily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Mond~y , May 8. 1978 County E;xtensi on Agent, Home Economics will be discussing these ~nd other methods of preserving jams and jellies at the workshop. We usee to say, "use within the year to preserve the best are needed to make a tastv quality." Now we are findin g jellied fruit produrt . · there are things we nee<l to Hecent re searc h has take into consideration such provided us with such things as the temperature of the as sugarless jelly recipes and food and the handling from has suggested that parraffin garden to jar or freezer. may not be the best sealing Deanna Tribe , Vinton method for jellies. County Extension Agent , Judy Burgess, Lawrence Home Ec onom ics, ~· ill Workshop Continued from page 5 States Department of Agriculture and ot hers. Jams, jelli es, marmalade s, conse rv es and preserves provide a good way to use fruit not at its best for canning. Proper amounts of fruit , pectin, acid and sugar discuss st orage of home preserved foods at the f ood . Preservation Workshop. She w1ll also d1scuss suggesttons on what to do when the power goes off to your freezer or when home canned foods freeze. Other topics to be discussed at the workshop includes, does it pay to can or freeze'. freezing fundam entals. fa rts and falla cies , successf ul ca nnin g. homemade sauerkraut, jams and jellies. pickle pointers, and drying foo ds . In addition, pressure canner gauges will be tested r bnng lid or\ I)') . Three seSSIOnS Will lJe Of· £erect at 10 a. m.. I and 6 p. m. Come for all or only one , depending on your time and interest. Presentations will be repeated throughout the day . For more information, call your county extension agent Diana Ebert s at 992-3895. Mrs. Wingett honored with party RA CI:\E-:IIembers uf the H.appy Hustle rs Class of the Wesle)·an Umted Methodis t Ch urch surpme d their teacher. :lfr s. MaXIn e Wm ~e t: •1th a birthday dmner party m the church annex Thursday noon . The tables were CO\'ere<l · "1th lace and chma and crystal appointments •·ere US(od with a decorated rake _ renterp~ece mscnbed " Hap- py Birthda y. !>lax ~ne" surrounded by spnng flowers The party was planned by :llrs Grace Knder . class pres1dent. and :llrs. Grace Holter The Re\' . Da,·•d Harr 15 . pastor. JO ined the class members for the dinner Pl<'tures •·ere taken dunn~ the afternoon . :\!embers sang · Happy Birthday " and the do.<ology preced.tng the dm- ne r . For the program the group san~ --c ount Your Blessmgs". ~Irs , Beulah Bradford had scnpture and a pra)er. and thee. were readmgs by :1\rs. Roberta: Thaxton. Mrs. Ruth Wolle. and !\Irs. Letha :llurns . "Each Step I Take " With the benedlctJO!I b' Mrs. u,,·,ma Sm•pson clos~ the program 114t~ VAUGHAN'S M()J~ER'S ~ ~IPIE4CI~\IL~ ~----"'"Y 14th w' N0 on \hiS Srv!ist• Machtne wrtn our exc lu srve 0 N Ly Flrp & Sew sew1ng sur· lace. also a bUtll·m ~-step ~ bullonholer. a !toni dr~ . · ,,.. bObbrn. burll·•n zrg- ia~ slfelch ano ollnd nemshlches Made 1n US A Gablt'lel 0 1 carry1ng case e~~:Ha Modei7T4., '299 ® 1 ~ Severa l Singer Mode ls e • ScissorsoSewing Mo xes ' G;~;;;~·;~~;, fJ . -·;;'i;~~ -< ;~ FREE ;; ~, ·~ SUNDAE 'FOR ,f Pomeroy ~ . • . ' , ' e -- $l]g SLAB BACON ••••••••••••••\~. ~ 99 C ----PRODUCE VALUES-IDAHO OR The Price Is Right! NICE LARGE fJ 09 Plus d!!I'IOS il 69' 5 LB. HEAD LETTUCE POTATOES ONIONS ~~ ~~_® NEW FLORIDA c HEAD STRAWBERRIES PINT RADISHES or CUCUMBERS BANANAS QUART · 99~ 2/29' ' .--~·- ' , .• , 79 CUBE STEAK ••• !-.B~. 10 LB. . BOLOGNA·.·~~; BEEF S KEEBLER CRACKERS '.:: . $}49 . WHOLE . HALF OR END CUT CH£0 0 CHH S£ l TASTEE UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ ROUND LB. $}99 STEAK ...... BOTTOM ROUND ' BACON EYE OF OR l8 ,, MOM : Adolph's Dairy Vall~y ~ W. Main St . RUMP ROAST • UAY ClJDIHAY . •. ,, ' • r.1 ' • I . "\ ~ ,·t' -~ \l~ J,~· . i ,.·\', ,~ I \1. . ,.., I · !& ~ fj Complete Selection /_.,_ of Various Models and Sijles & LOHSE p~~~~~y f# ~ ~~~~ ~l i • . •.... .,,,... , ... ~ .. . -, . . .• ' '" . -'7r---c~ t~ . ,. f I I '"" I ,.. ,, r ~ A~~f FLORIST 352 E. Main St. Pomeroy , 0 . RE G . DRIP . ELECT PERK or ADC 3 FOR ~ _®~~~~~ Pom eroy, 0 . * SNOWDRIFT .~ -... lb . Can ·· $ OL WHIP SHORTENING ~~® ~·~ :oo~l ol•m•r ..f """' ' "" "•' • ~W< 1;. lmHI one w11h couoon 9 0/ Bowl 49c:. :: ~ r=r 0 r,,,... •t C• ttloftal " " '" lt lut St <', .. ~maa 00010~~ ~ I · I CAAO INA l ~\S (,1") lb . BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP Can .., ... .,~ , ~ '~ti ll 18 UD 6 1 7- 0Z . J!telllillt•l:l fOOOSTO RIS EYE Bag 49< Lm1t1 on e w ttk cou pon BEANS ........................2 'c'.~: UOAR CHOC C HIP OATMEAL or PEANUT BUTTEH TLES COOKIE MIX .... ...... '~o": KAAFT fewer rep a1r! Energ)l elllclenl operatron . Underwater lint fll. ter • All Iabrie cycle UJifl cl lon. 7 .. . . : & CHEESE DINNER ...... 3 a~: 89~ ~&,:,;;~ ~ 43' SAUSAGE ...................... ~:~ 69' GENERA~ Ml LLS KIX CEREAL 9 01 59' BORDEN S FRfSH COTTAGE CHEESE ............. ...... ~:.:::" 59< 8 INSTANT SANKA .................. J~: ~4 ' MARDI GRAS ELS ,, 2 FOR TELEVISION Jumbo Roll , >, I 1 5' 0 FF LABEl ~\ IVORY i \LIQUID !~~~ 7 .,,,,!.'~ '· CHIFFON ~ MARGARINE 1 -Lb. Carton .,~u s rORES • c•ROI N• t FOOD SlORI s ~ PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK Jl;t•1114 1 ): 1 89 c ... i~ INSTANT POTATOES! ,~, ·~·"' ' - . ~ One c: outwtn ~· 00 J•• ~ 16-ol . , ..... tt\3 1711 noalf II\ c..MI 111.,,.1 lllue ltu<u FAISKIES S • CAROINAl FOOD SIORlS 9'!~~~ OOG FOOD DAN THOMPSON FORD Middleport .. 0 . 251b. bag CLOSE UP S]99 . TOOTHPASTE llm•l eo-upM 011• '"'\II Ont ...CltMDOf1 t.rNI, e •-or 99c Tube SQUARE MEALS 9 LIVES , v.r~.tle~ CAT FOOD 49' · \~ ..... ift311t Otot!lilll C..... Jl oy1lll ... llo••• oo ao:# �~· 6- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 . Monday, M~y 8, 1978 7- The Da ily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Mond~y , May 8. 1978 County E;xtensi on Agent, Home Economics will be discussing these ~nd other methods of preserving jams and jellies at the workshop. We usee to say, "use within the year to preserve the best are needed to make a tastv quality." Now we are findin g jellied fruit produrt . · there are things we nee<l to Hecent re searc h has take into consideration such provided us with such things as the temperature of the as sugarless jelly recipes and food and the handling from has suggested that parraffin garden to jar or freezer. may not be the best sealing Deanna Tribe , Vinton method for jellies. County Extension Agent , Judy Burgess, Lawrence Home Ec onom ics, ~· ill Workshop Continued from page 5 States Department of Agriculture and ot hers. Jams, jelli es, marmalade s, conse rv es and preserves provide a good way to use fruit not at its best for canning. Proper amounts of fruit , pectin, acid and sugar discuss st orage of home preserved foods at the f ood . Preservation Workshop. She w1ll also d1scuss suggesttons on what to do when the power goes off to your freezer or when home canned foods freeze. Other topics to be discussed at the workshop includes, does it pay to can or freeze'. freezing fundam entals. fa rts and falla cies , successf ul ca nnin g. homemade sauerkraut, jams and jellies. pickle pointers, and drying foo ds . In addition, pressure canner gauges will be tested r bnng lid or\ I)') . Three seSSIOnS Will lJe Of· £erect at 10 a. m.. I and 6 p. m. Come for all or only one , depending on your time and interest. Presentations will be repeated throughout the day . For more information, call your county extension agent Diana Ebert s at 992-3895. Mrs. Wingett honored with party RA CI:\E-:IIembers uf the H.appy Hustle rs Class of the Wesle)·an Umted Methodis t Ch urch surpme d their teacher. :lfr s. MaXIn e Wm ~e t: •1th a birthday dmner party m the church annex Thursday noon . The tables were CO\'ere<l · "1th lace and chma and crystal appointments •·ere US(od with a decorated rake _ renterp~ece mscnbed " Hap- py Birthda y. !>lax ~ne" surrounded by spnng flowers The party was planned by :llrs Grace Knder . class pres1dent. and :llrs. Grace Holter The Re\' . Da,·•d Harr 15 . pastor. JO ined the class members for the dinner Pl<'tures •·ere taken dunn~ the afternoon . :\!embers sang · Happy Birthday " and the do.<ology preced.tng the dm- ne r . For the program the group san~ --c ount Your Blessmgs". ~Irs , Beulah Bradford had scnpture and a pra)er. and thee. were readmgs by :1\rs. Roberta: Thaxton. Mrs. Ruth Wolle. and !\Irs. Letha :llurns . "Each Step I Take " With the benedlctJO!I b' Mrs. u,,·,ma Sm•pson clos~ the program 114t~ VAUGHAN'S M()J~ER'S ~ ~IPIE4CI~\IL~ ~----"'"Y 14th w' N0 on \hiS Srv!ist• Machtne wrtn our exc lu srve 0 N Ly Flrp & Sew sew1ng sur· lace. also a bUtll·m ~-step ~ bullonholer. a !toni dr~ . · ,,.. bObbrn. burll·•n zrg- ia~ slfelch ano ollnd nemshlches Made 1n US A Gablt'lel 0 1 carry1ng case e~~:Ha Modei7T4., '299 ® 1 ~ Severa l Singer Mode ls e • ScissorsoSewing Mo xes ' G;~;;;~·;~~;, fJ . -·;;'i;~~ -< ;~ FREE ;; ~, ·~ SUNDAE 'FOR ,f Pomeroy ~ . • . ' , ' e -- $l]g SLAB BACON ••••••••••••••\~. ~ 99 C ----PRODUCE VALUES-IDAHO OR The Price Is Right! NICE LARGE fJ 09 Plus d!!I'IOS il 69' 5 LB. HEAD LETTUCE POTATOES ONIONS ~~ ~~_® NEW FLORIDA c HEAD STRAWBERRIES PINT RADISHES or CUCUMBERS BANANAS QUART · 99~ 2/29' ' .--~·- ' , .• , 79 CUBE STEAK ••• !-.B~. 10 LB. . BOLOGNA·.·~~; BEEF S KEEBLER CRACKERS '.:: . $}49 . WHOLE . HALF OR END CUT CH£0 0 CHH S£ l TASTEE UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ ROUND LB. $}99 STEAK ...... BOTTOM ROUND ' BACON EYE OF OR l8 ,, MOM : Adolph's Dairy Vall~y ~ W. Main St . RUMP ROAST • UAY ClJDIHAY . •. ,, ' • r.1 ' • I . "\ ~ ,·t' -~ \l~ J,~· . i ,.·\', ,~ I \1. . ,.., I · !& ~ fj Complete Selection /_.,_ of Various Models and Sijles & LOHSE p~~~~~y f# ~ ~~~~ ~l i • . •.... .,,,... , ... ~ .. . -, . . .• ' '" . -'7r---c~ t~ . ,. f I I '"" I ,.. ,, r ~ A~~f FLORIST 352 E. Main St. Pomeroy , 0 . RE G . DRIP . ELECT PERK or ADC 3 FOR ~ _®~~~~~ Pom eroy, 0 . * SNOWDRIFT .~ -... lb . Can ·· $ OL WHIP SHORTENING ~~® ~·~ :oo~l ol•m•r ..f """' ' "" "•' • ~W< 1;. lmHI one w11h couoon 9 0/ Bowl 49c:. :: ~ r=r 0 r,,,... •t C• ttloftal " " '" lt lut St <', .. ~maa 00010~~ ~ I · I CAAO INA l ~\S (,1") lb . BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP Can .., ... .,~ , ~ '~ti ll 18 UD 6 1 7- 0Z . J!telllillt•l:l fOOOSTO RIS EYE Bag 49< Lm1t1 on e w ttk cou pon BEANS ........................2 'c'.~: UOAR CHOC C HIP OATMEAL or PEANUT BUTTEH TLES COOKIE MIX .... ...... '~o": KAAFT fewer rep a1r! Energ)l elllclenl operatron . Underwater lint fll. ter • All Iabrie cycle UJifl cl lon. 7 .. . . : & CHEESE DINNER ...... 3 a~: 89~ ~&,:,;;~ ~ 43' SAUSAGE ...................... ~:~ 69' GENERA~ Ml LLS KIX CEREAL 9 01 59' BORDEN S FRfSH COTTAGE CHEESE ............. ...... ~:.:::" 59< 8 INSTANT SANKA .................. J~: ~4 ' MARDI GRAS ELS ,, 2 FOR TELEVISION Jumbo Roll , >, I 1 5' 0 FF LABEl ~\ IVORY i \LIQUID !~~~ 7 .,,,,!.'~ '· CHIFFON ~ MARGARINE 1 -Lb. Carton .,~u s rORES • c•ROI N• t FOOD SlORI s ~ PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK Jl;t•1114 1 ): 1 89 c ... i~ INSTANT POTATOES! ,~, ·~·"' ' - . ~ One c: outwtn ~· 00 J•• ~ 16-ol . , ..... tt\3 1711 noalf II\ c..MI 111.,,.1 lllue ltu<u FAISKIES S • CAROINAl FOOD SIORlS 9'!~~~ OOG FOOD DAN THOMPSON FORD Middleport .. 0 . 251b. bag CLOSE UP S]99 . TOOTHPASTE llm•l eo-upM 011• '"'\II Ont ...CltMDOf1 t.rNI, e •-or 99c Tube SQUARE MEALS 9 LIVES , v.r~.tle~ CAT FOOD 49' · \~ ..... ift311t Otot!lilll C..... Jl oy1lll ... llo••• oo ao:# �• ' ' ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Monday, May 8, 1978 I ~The Dally Senlinel.MlddiiPOrt-Pomeroy, 0., Monday,.May 8; 1978 • • . '' •'· '' ' ' ' ' '' ' ' Celebrate National Hospital Week, May 7-13 . A Salute To ---·- --_. _._._._.._.._._..,.__ r-- . ~----- THESE PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS, STORES AND ESTABLISHMENTS SPONSOR THIS PAGE NOTING A SPECIAL HAPPENING IN THIS COMMUNITY. " . . .-··-·- --·- -i 1 PomerOY National Bank Adolph's Dairy Valley ''The Bank of the Centu11" POMEROY-RUTLAND-TUPPERS PLAINS POMEROY . ./1 ' ' II I I I I. I Veterans Memorial Hospital POMEROY I I /I I II I J/1 J I !I K&C Jewelers POMEROY POMEROY Dutton Drugs POMEROY 'I . !It POMEROY Downing-Childs Ins. Agency I I~ , Legar Monument Co. ~ Mark V Store MIDDlEPORT Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Karr & VanZandt POMEROY I I Pomeroy Flower Shop . I l----...----· .. ·------··- -----------·----___ j I . ••• - NO ONE EVER ENJOYS GOING TO THE HOSPITAL, YET IT'S SURE NICE TO KNOW THAT IT'S THERE WHEN YOU NE!D IT! Valley Lumber & Supply New York Clothing House . MIDDlEPORT . Meigs Auto Parts The Fabric Shop MIDDlEPORT Warner Insurance RACINE Bahr Clothiers POMEROY MIDDlEPORT Kiddie Shop MIDDlEPORT POMEROY Ebersbach Hardware Western Auto Store POMEROY MIDDlEPORT Powell's Super Valu Racine:· Home National Bank POMEROY R~INE The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY State' Farm Insurance .-· Racine Food Market Citizens National Bank POMEROY . MIDDlEPORT RUTLAND ~ I Dan Thompson Ford MIDDlEPORT POMEROY ' I POMEROY Rutland Dept. Store ' l Modern Supply heritage house ~ ' II POMEROY POMEROY Teaford Realty i Meigs County Branch MIDDlEPORT L I! MIDDLEPORT Ewing Funeral Home POMEROY I _Athens County Savings & Loan Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home Landmark Store J MIDDlEPORT POMEROY POMEROY Veterans Memorial Hospital ET'S FACE THE .FACTS POMEROY Royal Crown Bottling Co. . t Sears Catalog Store ! Elberfelds POMEROY POMEROY Twin City Gateway MIDDLEPORT The Daily Sentinel , POMEROY Pomeroy Ben Franklin POMEROY Crow's Family Restaurant POMEROY POMEROY Take A Tour of Your Hospital This Week. Let 's Celebrate I t-------.-........------__,---·- -·--------··--4-, available to medical science. From intensive care facilities to the maternity wards, modem hospitals are designed to be efficient and effective lor doctors, nurses and patients. Visit your ~I , community hospital during National I I Hosprtal Week Open House. ~--------------~~---------------- I • ' ..___ _______ '--·---------- ____. ,~--~------· . . . .·--- - ·- __. - - - = • = ----- --L~-' ......_..-------------~-----------------------~ ·~ ' . �• ' ' ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Monday, May 8, 1978 I ~The Dally Senlinel.MlddiiPOrt-Pomeroy, 0., Monday,.May 8; 1978 • • . '' •'· '' ' ' ' ' '' ' ' Celebrate National Hospital Week, May 7-13 . A Salute To ---·- --_. _._._._.._.._._..,.__ r-- . ~----- THESE PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS, STORES AND ESTABLISHMENTS SPONSOR THIS PAGE NOTING A SPECIAL HAPPENING IN THIS COMMUNITY. " . . .-··-·- --·- -i 1 PomerOY National Bank Adolph's Dairy Valley ''The Bank of the Centu11" POMEROY-RUTLAND-TUPPERS PLAINS POMEROY . ./1 ' ' II I I I I. I Veterans Memorial Hospital POMEROY I I /I I II I J/1 J I !I K&C Jewelers POMEROY POMEROY Dutton Drugs POMEROY 'I . !It POMEROY Downing-Childs Ins. Agency I I~ , Legar Monument Co. ~ Mark V Store MIDDlEPORT Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Karr & VanZandt POMEROY I I Pomeroy Flower Shop . I l----...----· .. ·------··- -----------·----___ j I . ••• - NO ONE EVER ENJOYS GOING TO THE HOSPITAL, YET IT'S SURE NICE TO KNOW THAT IT'S THERE WHEN YOU NE!D IT! Valley Lumber & Supply New York Clothing House . MIDDlEPORT . Meigs Auto Parts The Fabric Shop MIDDlEPORT Warner Insurance RACINE Bahr Clothiers POMEROY MIDDlEPORT Kiddie Shop MIDDlEPORT POMEROY Ebersbach Hardware Western Auto Store POMEROY MIDDlEPORT Powell's Super Valu Racine:· Home National Bank POMEROY R~INE The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY State' Farm Insurance .-· Racine Food Market Citizens National Bank POMEROY . MIDDlEPORT RUTLAND ~ I Dan Thompson Ford MIDDlEPORT POMEROY ' I POMEROY Rutland Dept. Store ' l Modern Supply heritage house ~ ' II POMEROY POMEROY Teaford Realty i Meigs County Branch MIDDlEPORT L I! MIDDLEPORT Ewing Funeral Home POMEROY I _Athens County Savings & Loan Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home Landmark Store J MIDDlEPORT POMEROY POMEROY Veterans Memorial Hospital ET'S FACE THE .FACTS POMEROY Royal Crown Bottling Co. . t Sears Catalog Store ! Elberfelds POMEROY POMEROY Twin City Gateway MIDDLEPORT The Daily Sentinel , POMEROY Pomeroy Ben Franklin POMEROY Crow's Family Restaurant POMEROY POMEROY Take A Tour of Your Hospital This Week. Let 's Celebrate I t-------.-........------__,---·- -·--------··--4-, available to medical science. From intensive care facilities to the maternity wards, modem hospitals are designed to be efficient and effective lor doctors, nurses and patients. Visit your ~I , community hospital during National I I Hosprtal Week Open House. ~--------------~~---------------- I • ' ..___ _______ '--·---------- ____. ,~--~------· . . . .·--- - ·- __. - - - = • = ----- --L~-' ......_..-------------~-----------------------~ ·~ ' . �i 10- TheDailySentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Monday MayS 1978 Hospital Week being observed II - The Da1ly Senttnel Middleport Pomero) 0 Monday Mal 8 1978 NOTICEOFSALE Coulty OF MEIGS COUNTY " B NATIONAL GOEGLEtN 4 1 24 w a onq th e eas t t e Of sad F ac t on 6 ?26 19 teelfoapont n hegrantors southeast prop e rty co rner and the sou th eas t co rm.• a t sa a trac on 6 then ce N 86 deg 18 36 w atong the and BARBARA A GOEGLEIN ET AL May 7 13 1s National Hosp1tal \\ eek That m1ght not be a hohda) )OU ordmarll) celebrate - unless you happen to work m a hosp1tal But maybe 11 sa hohda) vou should thmk about observmg thiS year I 1ke most des1gnated weeks or days NH\\ remmds us of somethmg 11e often take lor granted m th1s case the presence of our local hospital ButNat1onal Hospital \hek can sene as a different kmd of remmdt-r too II can remmd us that our health 1sn t somet hmg to be taken lor granted Our bod1es can I be expected to surv1ve whatever 11e choose to do to them Smokmg o\ereatmg exerc1smg too htlle 1gnonng key warnmg symptoms and not lollowmg our doctor s adv1ce 11111 all catch up 11 1th us eventuallv And when they do 11e m1ght fmd that 11e are all too aware of that bUJ!dmg m tht> •' commumty wh1ch 11e used to be able to takt- for gran ted Defendants Case No 16 046 I A NEW SERVICE of Veterans Memonal Hospital IS respU"atory therap) w1th the departmen t des1gned to proVIde rehef for all ages of patients who have breathtng difficulty Complete semces lor patients w1th problems are provided by the department extending to the lllStallatiOn of tents and admimstertng aerosol therapy Bob Casto left therapist and Bnan Conde paramedic are pictured with a ptece of equipment used on patients to restore breathing after breathing has stopped SCOTT LUCAS admw1strawr of Veterans Memorial Hosp1ta! and Mrs Rhonda Ervm R N confer on hMn to I matters Mrs Ervm has the responsibilitY of the continutng education of employes new eqwpment and personnel procedures • Facts about. •• your hospital Vetera ns Memonal Hospital IS a 7().bed non.prof1t acute care tnstltutlon owned by Me~gs County and leased to the Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal of Me1gs County Co rporatiOn through th e Me1gs County Hospital Cornm1ss10n consisting of 10 members These members appointed b) the Me1gs County commiSSIOners are Hugh Custer Russell Cullums Freeland Noms Thomas Crow Jr Herbert Shields R R Pickens D 0 Leo Vaughan Gerald Thompson and r.Mrj'Jp r.olltn~ THE LABORATORY The scene for much testing IS operatmg present!) m expanded quarters at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal In the picture Pamela Th e1ss laboratory supervisor looks on as Juha Qualls operates a machine wh1ch analyzes venous blood gas There are e1ght board members who set the policy of the hospital and serve w1thout pay Members are Earl Clark chairma n Russell Brown VICe chamnan Early Roush secreta f) Andrew Cross George Hackett Jr Hugh Custer Asa Hoskms and Harold Sauer The hospital has 150 full and part tune employees with an annual payroll of $1 078 529 31l In 1977 2 446 patients were adnutted to Veterans Memorial Hospital There were 5 873 patients bemg seen through our emergency room department These patients were admitted or treated by one of the members of our medical or dental staff J H R1dgway D 0 Chief of Staff l D Telle M D V1ce Chief of Staff Ch1ef o£ Surgery and Director of l~ bora tor1 and Physical Therapy Departments J P Conde Staff Secretary ; R R Pickens D 0 T B McGowan D 0 R E Bmce M D E VIllanueva MD S Blazewlt'"l M D C W ThomJl'on M D RadiologiSt R A Avenon M D Rad1olog1st Antomo Sola M D Radiologist H B Davidson Pathologist J A Kemp M D G H Abels MD G E Vallee M D lntermsts M S1mon M D Urologist H D Brown DDS C J Ingels DDS K R1ggs D D S and R R Damels M D on the Courtes) Staff and E Dixon M D on the Consulting Staff nvs Year round Citizens wished well Photos by Bob Hoeflich - New program assures n Veterans Memorial Hospital wishes Meigs County well this week and aU other 51 weeks of the year said Walter Lucas In an nouncmg the start of National Hospital Week 1978 (May 7 e 13 ) VMH patients will • • get immediate care Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal has contracted w1th Phys1c1ans Placement Group Inc for phys1c1ans to cover the emergency department dur<ng the weekend All of the phys1c1ans have OhiO Med1cal L1 censes and are ex perienced 1n prov1dmg emergency department care The purpose of th1s new program IS to g1ve tmmedmte a ttent10n to the patient while domg nothmg that many wa y would reduce the close relat10nsh1p between the pat1ent and h1s fam1ly phys1cmn The phys1c1an on duty m the emergency department will treat or make arrangements for handling of the emergency cond1t10n The pa t1ent w1ll then be referred to h1s famtly phys1cmn for fo llow up care VVeekend coverage begms a l 12 o clock noon on Saturday unttl 6 a m Monday and will contmue unttl furthe r not1ce I Pursuant to an Order of Sate ssued by the Com n on Plea s Cou rt ot Me gs Coun t y Oh o t w I offer tor sa e at p ubl c auct on on t he 20th day of May 19 78 at 10 30 A M on the Courthouse step s n tne Courthouse n Pomeroy Oh o the to ow ng descr bed r eal estate T rae I 1 S tu a te n Sect on Fract on 6 T own 2 Range 13 Sa sb ury Town sh p Me gs Coun ty State ol on o and be ng more fully descr bed as fo tow s Com menc ng at a pont n the or heas t corne r of sad Fract on 6 thence S J deg 41 14 W along t he e<lst lneol sa d F ra cton 6 4 200 feet to a po nt n he g r an to s northea st property co r er and the real po n t ot beg n n ng for the land llere n descr tled thence S J deg d 24 W along the g r antors east property I ne ano th e east I n e of sad Frac on 6 814 19 teet to a po n n th e grantor s sou heast pro perly co rner and th e sou th eas co rner of sa d F ac on 6 the nce N Bll deg 18 36 lh a ong the gran ors sov th property e a nd the south I ne of sa d Fract on 6 32 27 feet to a pont n he gran ors property co r ner then c e N 3 deg 41 24 E along he grant ors property 1 ne 78 4 08 tee to a po nt n t he grantors proper y corner hence S 88 deg 28 58 W a ong h{' grantors proper v ne 13 00 fee to a pont n the grantors property co rner and the sou heast corne r of L ot Number 7 of Rock Spr ngs eco ded n Subd 11 s on as Plat Boo~ 4 P.=tge 36 n he records ot t he Me gs County Reco rder s O ft ce hen ce N 8 d cg 28 58 E a eng lh !l east 1 nc at sad lot Nu mber 7 and Lot Number 6 of sa d Ro c k Spr ngs Sub d lv!. nn .lnri ~'~" grantors property I ne 304 61 t ee to a POnt n the grantors property co rner ano t he no theasl co ner of sa d Lot Number 6 then c e S RB de a 28 58 w atong the grantor s south proper y I ne and he north nc ol sa d Lot N un ber 6 and I ots Nu n ber S 4 3 1 and ot sad Ro c k Spr ngs Su bd v son 592 00 teet o a pont n the grantors property corner and the northwest co rner of sa d Lot N u mber thence S 1 deg Jl 02 E along t he gran ors property t ne and the west l ne of sad Lot Number I H 00 t eet to a po nt n the grantor s proper tv corner a no co rner ot s~ d Lot Numoer then ce S 88 deg 28 S8 W along the gritntors properly 1 ne a no a t ne ot sad Lot N umber 1S 00 fee t to a pont n the grl!lnlors property co rner and a co rner o f Lot N u mber 1 nence s 1 deg 31 02 East a any the grantors prop er t y llr.~e end the we~t 1 ne ot safa Lot Number 1 110 00 tee to " po n t n the g ranter s prcperty corntr and the southwes corner of sa d Lo t Number t and he ex st ng northerly r ght of wav line o t Rock Spr ngs Road thence N 19 deg 37 O'J W a ong the gran t or s proper tv 1 ne and the e• Sf ng norther y r ghf o t way ne o f Rock Spr ngs Road 67 10 !ee l to a poi nt th ence N 51 deg 11 01 ce nt nu ng a ong sa lo line 22 96 fee to a pont n the g rantors property I ne then ce N 14 deg 34 02 W along the orantors prop erty ne 3 49 l ee r to a po nt n the grantors property co rn e r then ce S 84 deg 18 56 W a ong 1M grantors sou h property I ne J 11 f ee o a po n n the gr&n t ors proper y 1 ne and the e• st ng nor t nernty r gtlt of wav l ne o t Ro c k Spr ngs Road the nct' N S2 deg 11 01 W a long th e grantor s property t ne ana the e~t !lot ng norther y r ght of way I ne Of Ro c k Spr R oaa 1 61 f eet to a po n t hence N IS~ ceg J 1 01 w c:ont nu ng ~ t ong s~ d I ne 30 11 ft et to a pont t hence S 11 dtg 16 S8 w coni nu ng 11 ong sad ne 48 S9 f eet to a pont n th e grantors south prop~rty 1 ne tt1ence S 84 deg 28 se w atong th e grantors sou h p opertv I ne 111 5 56 feet to a po nt n rne gran ors southwes t property cofne r and the ex sling center! ne of Old U S 33 lh enct N 19 deg 08 51 w a ong the grant ors west property line and the e• st ng cen terl ne of Old U S 33 127 <t2 feet to i!l po nt thence N 19 deg Sl w con t nu ng atono sad line 2111 00 feet to a po ntln th e grantors pro perty cor n er thence N 70 oeg 31 40 along til e grantors proper tv 1 ne 57 18 feet to a po nt n the grantors propert y corne r and the e• sf ng souttterty r i ght of way I ne of Coun ty Rolld Nu mber 25 thenct N 19 deg 28 02 W a ono tile gran tors nor th propertr t ne and th e e~~: sling souther y r ght of way line of County Road Number 2S 135 61 lee! to a po nt thenc e N 9deg •3 J? E cont numg along uld lint ISS 47 teet to a poml thtnce N Sl deg 59 02 E cont nv ng along sai d 1 ne 10 1 I 1 f ee l to a oolnt thence N 67 deg 25 10 E conr nu no along s&ld tlne 160 2• tee-t to a po int thence then ce 75 deQ ]1 16 cant nu no along s ad lin~ 112 76 teet to " po lnl thenc e w EXPANDED SERVIC! S are now betng offered m the phys1ca! therapy department of Veterans Memorwl Hospital Standing With some of the well eqUi pped therapy equ 1pmenl used 111 treatment of patients are Mark Werry and Joan Anderson National Hospital Week is an annual observance sponsored by the American Hospital ASIIOClatlon and ita member hospitals to show appreciation for the work d<me by hospital employees and to encourage hoapital community interaction s s e se deg ;9 e 18 coni nu tno along sad lin e 1 4 4 fee l to a po nl thenc e E con 5 79 deg 43 06 ltnulng afono sa1d t ine to a point then ce S 65 deg 10 S7 E cont nu no along sa l ine to a point In the grantors east property line then ce S 24 deg 49 03 W a long th e grantors tast prop erty line 130 00 teet to a point n tht grantors north prope ty line lhenct 59 deg 10 02 E along tt'tt grantors north property tine 110 82 teet to th e po lnf ot beolnn no ana coni a n ino 13 29J acres o o ) .j RHONDA ERVIN R N shows a momwr wh1ch Is a part of mtrlcate eqwpment to be ll.'led 1n a new Special care unit to be opened soon at Veterans Me mona! Hospital Twenty four hour momwrmg of patients needmg mtens1ve nursmg care will be provided 111 the twobed unit Thla year • theme Hoapltals Wl.sh You Well , carrle11 • ~tiOdwlll me!laage from hr••Pit• Ia for the con tlnued M renewed good health <r evory11ne In the community >~~tid Mr Lucas And we d like to make this an occulon to remind people tbat good health doe!n t jbst happen, It take!l effort We hope that National Hosp1tal Week w!U signal the need to change unhealthy lifestyle patterns - like mnoktng eating or drinking to excess getting too little rest or exercise or not having ihe routine medical care r11commended by your a , ' PAM THEISS Veterans Memorial Hoapital laboratory supervl.90r operates a sophiaticated new machine at the lab which perform~~ varlo1111 upect.a of blood testing The machine eliminates human error and reduces the Ume for a blood study from 15 minute• II> two and one.!Jalf mlnute!I The lab la now In an ilolaiAid five room complex Dr H B Davidson la the laboratory pathologist doctor doing what you can to tllay National Hospital WeeA ~ out of the hOIIpital, he con an appropriate time to start eluded s Sub}ect to oil leQOI ~ gh wevs and easements of record Grantor claim& title by deed ot record as recorded In Ottd Book 110 Page 719 Mei gs cou.ntv peed Records Otttcr lpllon tor the above descri bed tra c t hat been preplrtd from exlsHna records by Richard C Gtugow R No 5141 and Is nor 10 actual field Survey dlttd March 12 1971 s UACT I Slfulte In Section ~l Fraction 6 Town 2 Range Sl'llsburv TownshiP n the northeast carne of sa d Frac t on 6 th ence S 3 deg BANK and CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Pla1nt ffi FRED Oho an Commenc ng tH tl pont OH 10 POMEROY State at be ng more tully uescr b~d as fo OW!i IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT Meigs grantors south p operty In~ and !he south I ne of sad F ra ct on 6 32 17 teet to a po nl 1 th e gran orli proper y co rne r th en ce N 3 deg 4 24 E a long th e gran to rs property I ne 284 08 f eet to a PO nl n the granton. pr operty corner thence a8 deg 28 58 W a to!1g he grantors property I ne ar)d pass ng th e ~ sou th e.lsl corne r ol l,.o t Number 7 Of Rock Spr ngs Su bd 11 so n as re corded n Pat Book 4 Petge 36 n th e r eco rds o t th e Me gs County Recorders Oft ce a t 3 00 t eet a tot a l d s ta ce of 578 00 t eet to a po n n t he 9 anlors property corner and the southwest cone of to Number 12 of sad Sub d v son and th e eat POnt ot beg nn ng lor the l and her e n descr bed th ence S 88 de9 29 58 W a ong Ihe 9 • ntor s south prop er y I ne 22 00 t ee t e g an tor s o a pon t n sou thW es t p operty co r ner hence N 8 deg 0 01 W .:tlong the gra n tors 11e s t proper y I ne 46 00 tee t t o a pont n the grantors prope tv co ner then ce N 84 deg 18 58 E along he grantors property ne 2J 08 tee t to a pont n the grantors prope ty corner then ce N 14 deg 1.1. 02 West along the gran ot s west pr oper y I ne 5 73 t ee t o a po n n the gran ors no lhwesl pPoperly co rn er ano the eK s t ng sou th erly gh l of way I ne of Ro c k Spr ngs Road th ence S 49 deg 11 02 E a ong he gra ntor s north property I ne and It e e .. s t ng sou th er l y r ghl at way I n e of Rock Spr ngs Road 14 73 teet a a Do nt the ce S 77 deg 35 02 E con nu ng a ong sa d ne 14 63 feet to a PO nl n he gra 1 to s north east properly co ner 11nd the northwe -. t co ncr ot sa d Lot Nu mbe 12 then ce S oeg 08 7 E a eng the gran or s cas t p ope ty e rJnd the wes t I ne of '>ad Lot N umbe 12 134 97 t eet to th e pont o l beg nn ng and co nlil n ng 0 060 aues Su b ee l to at ega h Qh ways and casemen ts o t re co rd Grantor eta s r e b'r' deed at record as recorded n Deed Book 216 Page 719 n the re co rds of the Me QS County Re cor ders 0 ce Oeser p on tor he ll bolle desc r bed re~ c t has been prepared Iron ex sl n g records bv R char d C G ta soow R S No 5 16 da ed Mar ch 15 918 dnd s not an actual I e d sur11ey TRACT J S tua e n Sec t on 15 Frac t on 6 Tow 2 Range 13 Sa Sbury Townsh P Me gs Coun t y S ate at On o a ld be ng more t ully descr bed as fo ows Commenc ng at a PO n n tne no rt heast corne r ot sad Fract on 6 th ence N 87 deg II 49 W al ong the north I ne of sa rJ Fracflon 6 1 345 57 f ee o a pont 1 the e• s ng east erly I m ted a ccess r Qhl of way I ne ot U S Jl th ence S 4 deg 38 17 W a ton g t he eK st ng easterly I m t e d a ccess r Ohf otway I ne of U 5 33 136 59' teet to a po thence s I deg 55 19 E cant nu ng along sa 0 I ne 436 72 teet t o a pont r he grantors nor thw es prope ty corner an d th e rea POnt ot beg inn ing tor the land here n des c r bed tt ence N 71 deg 00 09 E a ong th e grantors north property ne 290 00 t ee to a pont n the grantors no lheas proper y co rn er and the ex st ng cen t er! n c ot 0 aU S 33 the leeS 19deg n 51 E a o g the grantor s east prope ly I ne and hC e,. st ng center nc at U S 33 29 00 tee to a pont n ae gr!ln t ors southeast prope t y co rner thenc e S ! I deQ 00 09 w a ong tne gran1ors soutn property ne / YU 00 leet to a pont n th e gran1ors southwest properly corne r ano ne eK s nq easterly 1 n ted access r ghl ol w~Jy 1 ne of U s 33 hence N 9 deg 12 50 W atong m e gran tors west property t nE! and the ex s ng eas cr v I m led access r gl'1 of way 1 ne a t U S 33 19 00 tee t o the pont of !Jeg nn ng and cant an ng 0193 acres Su!J ec to at tega h Oh ways ana easements of record Gr ant or eta ms It e br oeed ot r eco r d as re co racd n Deed Book 'J 6 Page 1 9 n It e records o l the M e gs County Recorders Oft cc Oeser pt on f Or the a cove described tract has been prep<Hed fr om eK st ng reco rd s tly R chard C G la sgow R S No 5 61 da ted Maret 2S 1978 ana s no t an l'tCtual f eld sur'.ley TRACT 4 Situate n Sec on 5 Fract on 6 Town 2 Range 13 Salisbury Tow nsh P Me i gs Cou nty Stat e ot Oh 0 and be ng more fully descr bed as f o llow ~ Commenc1ng at a POnt n the northeast corner of said Fract on 6 then ce N 87 deg 11 49 W along th e north I ne of uld Fract on 6 1 300 67 feet to a pont n the g r antors northeut corner and the exls!lng wes terly r1ght otway line o f county Fcolld No 25 and the real pont of beg nn ng of th e land here n descr bed thence s 19 oeo lot 14 E along the gran ors ea~ l property nne a nd I he ex st ng westerly right ot way 1 ne o f Cou nty Road Number 25 525 96 leet to a poin t n th e grantors southeast property corner thence 71 deQ oo !>' w along he g rantors so utn p r o perty 1 ne '90 00 feet to a po.nt n rne grantor s so uthwest property co rn er and th e ex stl n g e-8sterly l i m ted ac cess r ght of wa y llne of u 33 then ce N 1 deg H 19 w along tt e grantors west prop erty line and th e u:Tiflnn westerl y .. limited ac cus r igh t ol w:.y llneotu S 33 4367?teettoa pont thence N 4 deg 38 11 E co ni nu ng along Si!lld ne 136 59 feet to i!l point n the grantor s northwest property cornl'r end tne existing souther y I m ted •cceu r ght ol way line or State Routt Number 7 and lht nor t h l ine s s s or u d Fract on 6 th ence S 17 deg 11 49 E atono !he grantors north property t ne 1nd the ulstlng southerly limited access ri g ht of way line of State Route Number 1 1nd the north line of Fract on 6 4• 90 ftet to the point or beg i nning and containing I 7tl ocres Sublect to ways and record all tenat h l gh • eesements o t Gr:t to c 1 ~ tte ty deed ot re co rd as r nordt!d Def'd Book 7 16 Paqc !19 n the r eco rd s at Ic Me JS coun ty Record(' s 0 t cc Oeser p o o e 'tbovc dlsc r b d r '' 'IS be e n pr p Hrd tr o • s , c (.O r Us t>y f.c' hHct <.. Glasgow R S No $ 61 dclled Murh 75 t9fB <~n d s not an .;~c tu u 1 e d survey TRACT 5 s tu1te SN t o 5 1 rllct Ofl6 Town'} Ran~~ IJ Sat sbu ry Tow lSh p Me gs Coun y S o;~te o t 0 o a d be ng rr ore fu y d esc r bed as all ows Co L en c a a po 1 I n the nor It west C'o rnc of sad Frac t o 6 hence J deg r ees 4 14 W .:tlong he west 1 ne of s1 d Fract on 6 3B7 .n t ac t 0 a port n It e y ll o s nor It west pr op ar y co r H and thu rt:a po 1 o t bl;)g n n ng th(' and lie en 0 rl"" hf"' 1 It en c c s 87 degrees t 49 E a ong th e g r anto ., or h p r ope tv ne 393 36 f er t to ,. pont n th e 9 antors property co r ne r 1 e ce N 3 degrees 41 1J E a 0 g g a tors west property 1 e 231 o ('!? ! to r1 po 11 tt e 4 ra 0 :. nor h properly ne l d he c)l st ng sou her v 1 teo access gh t at way ne ot sa e Rout~ Nu T1ber 7 thenc e N 66 deqrees 04 31 alonq It e gran tors 1or h p roper ty t ne ond the e.: s ng souther v r gh ot way ne ot Stat e Rou e Nun ber 7 131 20 t ee1 to a po n t ence N 78 d egrees 59 oq E can t nu n g a on g Sil d ne 403 54 ee o a ~ 0 nt on t e o r h n~; of Sll d Fract on 6 th e ce S 87 deg r ees 1 49 ~;.,cont nu nq a ong sao ne and t he north 1 e ot sad Fra c t on 6 375 00 teet to a pont n the grantor s n orTheast prope ty co r ne r and tt e e• s g westc v 1 n ted 1ccess r ght of wily ne ot u s 33 hen<:e S 19 degree~ 25 4 E a ong 1 e gran or s east p r opH iy ne and th e £')( 5 ng we ster ly 1 m t ed ac cess r ght ot way 1 ea t u s J J 2<13 53 f ee t o a pont 11 cnce s 17 degrees 38 1 E con r nu nQ atonq Sll d n e 5 ro 79 ce 0 a pont th enc e s 14 degr ees 53 79 E co ni nu q a ong sa a ne 544 89 ro a po t n he gran o r s sou l proper y e th ence N 86 dcg ees 53 02 'h atonq th e qran o s sou th proper y t e t847 51 t eet to a po nl n th e q an or s sou th wes prop erty co ner ana he wes ne o t sao Frac on 6 11 en ce N 3 dtg ees 41 24 E ll on g 1 e Qran o r s w es t prop er y e and he west e of s tt d F rt~c o 6 863 58 tee to 1 e po n o t beg nn ng dnd co t an g -10 170 acres Sublec t o il ega h gh ways il n d ea se en s of r ecord Gran or cans lie by deed of re co rd as eco rd ed Deed Book 716 Page 7 9 ' he records o f tt1 e Me qs Coun y Recorde r ~ Ott ce O f'>sc r pt on to the tthov e desc bed tr.Jct has been prepHC!l by R ch ar d C G asgow R S N o 5 61 and s not an actua f etd su r '.ley TRACT 6 5 tua e Sec o 16 Frac on 1 Town '} Range 13 Sa ~bu ry Townsh p Meg!. Cou n v Stttte o Oh o and )t' g mo r e lu tv des cr bed as tot ows Co , ne 1 c ng at a pont n th e sou t eas co r er a t sad Se c t o' 16 then c e N 3 degrees 41 24 E a ong the e.ts t ne o f sad Sect on 16 547 25 t eet to a po n t n th e gran ors south property ne and t ~ e• st ng northerly r gh cl way I ne o f County Road Nu nbcr 20 and Th e rca po 1 of b~g nn ng fo r he ilnd here n descr bed then ce 5 70 degrees 16 8 w a onQ he gran o rs sou n property ne .tnd he e• sf nq northerly r gh of way I ne o Coun ty Road Nu m ber 70 354 24 tee to a po n n he g antors pr o pe y ( O e th e 1 ce N 29 degr ees 28 31 w a o '9 he grantor s wc s p ope ty n~ 301 80 tee o pont 1 th e granto s prope y corne r 744 00 t eet to a po n l n the grantors proper y co r ner th ence N 8 degree s 57 1 E along t he g r antors w est p opertv t nc JSO oo t eet to a pont tn en ce N 15 degrees 01 49 w coni n u ng ala g sad 1 ne 16 00 f eet to a pont n the Q an or s northwest property co rner th ence B7 degre es 1 49 along the g an ors Ol" lh p operty ne 7 7 61 te et to a pont n th e g a ntors properTy corner =tnel tnc ea!.t 1 ne of sa d Sec r on 16 then c (' 3 degr('e!Jo 41 14 w o1l onq the grantors proper r nc lna the eas t ne ot sad Sect on 16 47 8 t eet to a pont n the {Iran ors p opertv corner ana th e ortnwcst corner o f sad Frac on 2a d the southwe s t c orner o f F ra c l on tU Lnes c r Tow 1sh p h ence s 87 degr ees 11 49 E along he grantors north properly I ne and the north ne ot sa o Fracllon 'J Sa sbu r y Townsh p a nd the soutll In"' a t Fract i on 10 Chc~der Townsn lp 320 CO te et o a pont n he 9rar tors nor theas l property co rn er r~ n d he ex st ng cen tcrt ne o f Townsh p Road Number 79 hence s 16 deyrec>s 30 08 W along the gran1or s east property t ne ana th fl e)C st ng ce nter! ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 132 00 tee to a po ntln he g r l!lntors proper y co rner then ce N 87 de9rees 11 49 w along th e grantors property 1 ne 181 oo teet t o a po n n the grantors proper y cor ner hence S J degrees 49 11 w ~tlong the grant or s pro per t y 1 nr 160 oo t ee- t 10 a point n ne grantors proper ty corner hence N 80 degrees 51 241 E alon9 the Qrantors property ne 156 ?A fee t to a po n n he grantors prop er >1 c orner lind the ex lsi ng center! nc o f lownsh tp Road Nu mber 19 thence S 19 degrees 30 46 W along tne grantors east prop erly I n e and th e ex st ng center ne ot lownsh p RollO Number 79 66 13 feet t o a pont n the gran tor s sou th east propertv co rnn thence N 70 degree~ 29 14 W along the grantor!! south property I ne 16 50 t eet t o a POnt n t he exist ng westerly r ght of way I ne ot Townsh p Road Number 79 IIH.mce 58 degrees 5o1 06 w along the grantors south property nt and the e• st ng s e s s s hi 1 ol westtr 1Y r 10 a way ne Townst') p Road Numoer 79 192 711 eet ro a pomt th en ce S w con 70 degrees 16 18 tinu ng a tong said line 74 29 feet to the pont of beg 1nil ng and conta n ng 5 8St1 acres o l wh ic h J 961 acres 1s In Sec! on 14 and 1 886 ac r es 1s In Fraction 12 1 h Su btec t to all 1eoa h g ways snd e-asements. o t record Grsntor c ta ln s 1 tt e by deed of re cord as recorded In Deed Book ilb Page 719 n c records of the Me gs ounty Recorders Olf lc e Oescr lp on tor the auove d eH r bed 1.1( 1 til~ h c c prepa ed by R c hard C C. asgow ~;r 5 No 5 6 rtnd s not an 1 uat t c td su r ... ev TRACT 7 S tuat C n S('C t on 6 To w 2 R ~nq~ 1 51 sb 'I I ow Sf p M Q Co h ~ att o 01 o " IJ(I g n ore u tv d('Scr bed a~ IOI OWS Co n Pn n 1 11 " po n 11 esou il l co r ner o ">l<l Sn a n(' c e b N 3 degrees 41 14 E =tlonq f' cast ne ol Sll d Sec t on o 1673 57 t e ~t to ~ po 1 he ex s nq c e ~ ot Town st p ~cad N u 1 be /Y t~n ce N 3 aeg ees t 49 W d onq rt e c .o: ~ I g cente r ne of To wn sh p Road Nun ber 79 30 4 50 ee a a po nt n nt grantors soul ca~ t p ope ty cornN a d the nat po nl of beq nn ng to t e ta d ncr c Oeser bed lh ~ nn; S B<l degr e e~ 19 t W alonq h (' grantor s sou th propert y 343 53 tee o a po n hl qranto s sou we s t prop(' y corner thence N 1 ~ deQr ('es 02 49 w a ong he gran o r :. we<; p operly I ne 2J 1 50 l et"! o a pont n th e grllnl or s northwe st proper y ca rne hente S ar deg ee s 49 E alo g the g ranlo s no th pr oper .., ne 341 00 t ee o ~ po nl n th~; gra o s o ens t prop er v co rner ;Jnd th e eK s ng ce nt er! r.e ot Townsh p Road Number 79 hen ce 5 13 degrees 16 49 E along he grantor s c I 'i t pr oper t y 1 ne and the eK st n q e o f Towns! p Rortd center Nu mber 79 176 00 t ee t o 1 pon t hence S 3 degrees 4 49 E co 1 u g a on9 sa d 1 e 59 1 tee o th e pont of beg nn ng and con a n n q t 540 acrt:> s Sub eel o a eg a! h gh ways an d caHn enls a t reco rd G a o c a n s t t e by deed ot r ecord as r eco rd ed n D eco Book 'J 6 Page 1 9 n he ceo ds of II e M e gs Co un v Recorders Off ce Oeser p t on fo th e abo11 e d~scr bed tract has bel'n prepared by R c hard 0 Glasgow R 5 No 5 161 and s ot an a ctua I e Cl su r vey TRACT 8 S uate n Sec I on 16 Town '} Range 13 Sa t Sburv Townst p Me ys Coun y Sta lto" ot Oh o and be ny n or e l u v d esc r bt:d l"i fo ll ows Co n menc ng a a po t th e sou l eas corner o f sad Sec on 16 th ence N 87 degrees 1 49 w a ong the sou t ne o l sad See r on 16 7654 78 tee to a oo n n lhP southwest co rner of the southeas quarter o sad See ton 6 lflen ce N 7 degrees 14 15 E "onq he west nc at 1 e sou t h~ast qua er of sa d Sect on 16 1871! 59 eel Ia u pont then ce S 85 degree s 6 00 E a tong a I ne and pass ng a pont n th ee ~ st ng center I ne ol U 5 33 at 601 65 t eet a ota d sta nce at 787 21 f eel to a po n n the e.: s t g eH t erly m ted access r ght a t way ne ot U S 33 tn ence S 10 deg r ees 40 04 E a o [I he ex s ng cas er y I n t ed a cces s r ght at way ne of u S 33 716 39 teet to a po n the gran ors nort h wt:~l pr\lper ty co rn er and the rea po n of beg nn ng tor th e Ia no here n descr bed en c e N 72 d egree~ JS n E a ong th e gr11n tors nor h proper v n e 148 86 t ee o l po nr n he g an or s northeil s property co rner an d the ex st nq cen te r ne of old U S 3J the ce S 6 degre~s 41 10 E =tong the gran ors e :t s property I ne and hE' ('K s t ng cen erl ne at old U S 33 44B 97 tee t to d pont t he grantors sou h('aS t property car ne then ce S 87 deq ees ?6 along " e g ra n tors south proper y 1 nc 43 69 tee to a pont n the g rantors 'iOuth wes p r ope rt.,. cor nN and th e ex st n g eas terly t m ed a cc es s r gn o f way t ne of U S ll II e c e N 10 deq ees 40 04 W dl on q the Qran tors we~t property re <~nd th e u st ng eas tl tv ed iie ce'is r gh of way t ne at U S 33 416 60 teet to The po nt ot beg nn ng and con a ng 0 9SO ac r es Su b eel to dll l eg a n qh wavs anu casen en t s o n w r~ co rd Grant or eta s r 1 e by deed at record ll S reco d ed n De ed Boo k 216 Page 719 n tt e n co rds o II e M e q s County Recorde r s Olf ce Oc s( r p i 0 or th e clt)OV{' descr bed ra e! ha!io been pr e pared br R ch Md D G asgow R s No 516 an d s no t an ac Ud I e d su r11cy TRACT 9 S tu,:,te n Sec ton 6 Town 7 Rang e 13 Sa !!.bu r y l o wn sh p M e y~ Coun t y 5 a e o l Oh o and be ng 1 ore tullv dcscr b ed as t ot OWS Commt!nC ny a a DOn l the southea!lt carne a t Sil d Sect on 6 h~ cc N M deg r ee!. 1 ~9 W al on g he o;ou th 1 nl? o Sd d Sec on 16 1654 78 t eet to a po nt n the sou t hwest co rner o t the sou th east qua er of sa d SH o n 6 then ce N 1 deqree !io 14 75 E cllong he wes t ne ol he sou lhtrt!. quarlt!r o sad Sec on f. 1878 59 l ee o a pont then ce s 85 degree s 6 0 E a tong a 1 ne and pass ng il pont n the e• o;r ng ce1 ter I neat U S 33 at 601 65 t ee t <1 told d stan ce o f 787 21 t ee t t o a po n n t"le grantors northw es t p r o p er l y c orner and the ex s t ng easterly t 1 CCI a(c ess r ght of way lne of U S 33 3nd he rea 1po t of beg nn ng for he and here n dcscr beet th en ce S 85 degr ees 6 00 E tt ong the grantors north p operty ne 135 79 feel to a po 1 r n the grantors nor heast property corner a d the eK st ng cente r ne of old U S 13 thence s 17 degr ees 57 37 E a ong the grantors east properly ne anti t he ex s ng centerline o f U S 33 320 68 tee to a po n th ence S 4 <1egrees 37 31 E con i u ng a tong sad ne 167 10 feel to a pont n th(' qran t ors southeas propert y co rner hence S 71 degrees. S4 2J W a ong the grlln t ors sa ult proper tv t ne 180 6'1 te e o a polnt n the gra o s so u th we'\1 property co rn er :lnd th e ex s t ng cas er l y t m ed access r qh l otway t n e ot U 33 then c e N 10 oe~rees 40 <t w atong tne grantors wesr proper Y ne and the ex.ls t ng eas erly t m ted a cc ess r ght of wa ~ ne ot u s 33 516 30 fee t to the p6 nl of beg nn '9 and cont.-.lnlng 2 45S acres Sublec t to a I tg~t high ways and ease men Is of record Grantor ell! m! IItie bY deed of record n r ecorded n Deed Book 2\6 !'age 719 n the records of the Meigs Co unt y Recordtrs Office Oest;npt on lor th e above descr bf'd trect has been prepared by R lch Hd C G l asgow R No 5161 and s not an a c tua l leld su r11q TRACT 1D 51 1 ale: Sect on 16 Town 'J Rangr tl Sat sbury Townsh p Me qs Coun ty Sti!l e ot Oh o and be ng more tully ci escr b('d as s s t l.trrisonville ~. '\\ s Note~ ll y (lance Mr tnd l ysw ~er 'ou hw ' '>0 II 11 'l Sec I on Allen Mn 1Ja v1d dau~htc r s • II I Akr n were weekend \ stt rs f Mr and Mr s deqr (!CS II 75 we<; I e ol t: sou ht -I !> QuHI(r o t 'load Sec t o 6 M6 19 f ee t a a po n n he [r a nlo s o;ou w es p opt co ncr and II e r ea po n beg nn ng tor t1 e :tnd c r desc b e ( I t ce N deg ce s 14 ?S E cant nu q a o ng sa d t r e and the ranto s we st p r opc y n ~ 1231 @0 t eet o a pont he q r a tor s nort h w es prop('rty corner en cf;:' S 85 <Jly r ees 6 00 E a ony the yr<lntors no r h prop e rty ne 390 92 l l.!el o a po n e gr anto r s ortt eas l prope t v ro e an d t c eJC st ng w cs er! y m ed access r qt1 of way ne of U 5 3J thenc.;- S 8 degrees 76 w a ong th e g a or s east proper y c a!ld the e x s r ng >~e "> er ~ m ted 1ccess r ghl ot wil'll nea t 33 2q5 97 ee o rt po nl I e ce S 3 c eg ecs 01 06 E con i nu ng alonQ 5 1 d nc 4 43 tee to a po n ht! y a ors sou 1 ell ~ properly carne hen <e N 78 deqrees 41 ?8 w a onq the grcH o ~s ou h p rope y e 309 110 eet lo a po n It e gran or s prope r tv co ne r the ce N 3 deg r ees 2J 32 E <~long II e grantors. proputy 1 nc IJO 00 ce I to a po n n the gra or s property co r ner ence N 84 deg ees 36 18 W along tt e gran to s sault prop er y 1 ne 159 33 tee o 1 e po n o l beg nn q a nd co nlil ng 11 713 acr es Sub ec 1 to a e q~ h qh way s a d e<~S~men s o f eco r d G an tor c a n s It (' by de ed of r eco rrJ as r eco ra(ld n Deed Book 2 16 Pdq e 719 n he r eco rds o f th e Me gs Coun ty Recorders Ott ce Oeser pi o to t e above des c bed trrt C'I has been prepar ed bv R c hard C C asgow R S No 5 61 a d ~ nor an a c uat e d su r vey TRACT 11 S tu a te n Sec t o 70 and Sec t on ? I F act on 15 a d F a t o J 1 Town 3 Range 13 Bedford Town s r p Me q s County S a e of Oh o and bt: g no u l y de scr bed as lo ow s Co m 1 en c ng J l il PO nt he sou nwes co rner of \ll d lt1 ence N 90 F act on 2S degrees 00 00 E a ong t he sou th ne or sad Fra ct on 25 2519 45 feet ro a po n n e grttnlor s ~outhwes properly co ner and r e rca po t o t beg nn ng f o r the and h( e des c bed thenc e N 0 de grees 00 00 E a ong he grantor s west p r operty nc 225<~ 08 teet o a po 11 e grantors property I ne and th e sou h ne of lhe W 1 an Carleton Esl dle Dower ne th ence 5 6 degre es 00 00 W a ong th e g r an ors prope y c a d 11 e sou e of he W II am Car leton Es a e D ower ne 405 23 f ee o a po n the g an o s P ope v corner thence N 0 de(lrecs oo oo E a ong he gr antor!. w est proper! y n~ lnd pA ss ng 1'1e nor h ne ot sa d Fra c t on 25 and the Sou th ne of !.ad I rae! on 3 a 2 4 76 tee and pa ss ng the no lh neo t !.ad Sec t on 10 a o he south nea l sa a Sec on 21 "' 1'1 37 16 te e a to a d sta ce o l 2557 76 teet to a po nl n I e grantors northwe s properly corner a d th€:' nort h ne o f sa d Fra c o n 3 I then c e N 90 cteQr ees 00 00 E a o q ne grantor ~ no lh prop e y nl? and he o lh ne of sa d Fra ct on 31 558 97 tN •t to a po n n ne g ran or s no II east pop( ty co ner e e s o d eqrees 00 00 w a o q the grantors eas pr opert y In c and pass nq the sou th e of sad Sec t on 1 1 ~ nd he no rth t nea t sa d Sec on 70 at 1320 00 t eet ana pa ss nq the sou t h ne of sa d Frac on 31 and the nor h ne o f sad rracr 01 15 at 23 43 00 feet a to at d stan ce of 2518 B6 tee t o a po n n the grant or s proper y corner then ce S 85 de g ree s 45 00 w a ong he qrantor s property I ne 50 00 t eer o a po n th e qran or s proper y co rner hence 5 90 degr ees 30 00 W a ong ne grantor s proper y ne 486 62 tee o a pont n tn e g an or s pr o per v c or e cln d the Cl'i sl nQ ce r tcrt c o t Coun tv Road Nun o er 18 ( K ngsbury Road h ~ nce S 67 e~ eg ees 46 29 E arong he gr anto s property e and he eK st ng cen t er! ne o l Coun t y Road N un ocr 8 ( K ngsou Y Road 748 35 c c o a po nt n gran or s CitSI p r o perty n e 0 oeqree 00 oo E th en ce a on q he granto !. l =t 'i pror::arty e 170 1 51 t er o po nl n It c q a ! Of!!. sou t h~as t proper y co ~ and te sou tt Inc ol Sil d Fra ct on 15 tnencc N 90 dCQr ecs 00 00 W a onq h~ gran ors south property e and he south I ne ol Si'l d Fra c to 25 110.s 50 t ee to he pont o t beg nn ng an d con ta q 45 216 a c r es e >. cept ng 1 123 ac r es eav ng 14 3 t5 3 acres o f wn ct 59 301 a cres s Fra c o 15 an d 83 BSl atr(' n Fra ct on 31 EX C EPl ON Co menc ng a! a po he so u hwe'it c orner ot sad F ra ct on 2~ then ce N 90 degrees 00 00 E a o 9 the sou !I e ot sad F act on 1) 1733 95 f ee l Ia a po n t 1' ne qrantor s sou rne ilst prope ty co rner the c~ N 0 degrees 00 00 E alo ng the gra ton. ea st prop erty t ne 1201 51 teet oapont ntheel(s ng cent er n e o t County Road Nun ber 18 ( K ngs our\IR C'I ad t hence N 6 7 de g n .. s 46 29 W a ong the ex sf ng ce 1 tert nea t Co unt y Road N u ber B I( ngsbur y Road 446 /5 t ee o th e c .=tl po n ot beg nn ng lor th e la nd here n Oese r bed nen(e N 67 degrees 46 / 9 w con 'u g a to q sad t ne 'J?l 25 tee t to a po n tl'1en ce N 9 degrees J'J 16 E a tong a 1 nc .&00 00 t ee t o a pont th e ce 5 80 d"qrees 11 <t4 E dlong at c 211 80 feet t o a po n th en ce S 90 Clegrees 16 W a onQ a 1 nl! 449 OJ t uct to It e po I of beg nn ng and con ta in ng 2 173 a cres Subte c t to all teg.tl gt weys and easemen t s ol record Grantor eta ms ttle by deed of record as recorded n Deed Book 716 Page 719 n the record s of the Me gs County Re corders Off ce Oeser p On l o r the ~bO'.IC descr lbtd tract has be en preparea by R c hard 0 G asgow fro 11 H st ng re co rds deed'i der als and qu a ct Sht'cts and s not an actual f eld sur11ey n u s Mr s Lellie MtCa n L<ng IJ ll m ViSit 1s at Ihe Clela nd home Fnday evemng wu e M1 s Dt nna Ihle Lms Mchssa Kathy and David Hacmc Mrs Shar n M ch el M 11 thew Km1heily and I< dd Mmersv1ll< Sunday callers were Mr and Mrs Eorl y Cast< Ripley W Vo and M1 a1d Mrs R ck H 1llun V1enna W Vu Sunda1 evcm ng dmncr guests wcr e Mi ss Fallh !Inn McCuin Manetta G r e~ Sclw ad Cutl er Mr and MIS l.oir) Clelan d Ure~ and Ma<) H1bbs D D Clelland and Mrs Ca rp ent er c, lumbu s ca lled on Denzel Clela nd Sundav Dr an d Mrs B1lly Hubert \l! e n Colu mbu s TERMS OF SAL E Co•h l or not tess t han wo lh rds of the appra sed va ue Ea c h parce l to be 'iO id sep(\ ately A plat of the r eal estate to be so d haS been f l ea n Case No 16046 of tt e Me gs Coun ty Common Pl e tt ~ Court Appra seo val ve ot oroper y 1 a cl ( and Hayes \\i:IS there for tests Denzel Cleland Vlslled " th Mr and Mrs George AbbJtt Mt Hern on Fnda~ were weekend g 1ests ul Mr md Mrs Cia) 111 Allen In 1541 Sparush explorer Mrs Pauline ft1 cc alter Hermmdo des{ t o di S(.UVered spe nd<n g 1he w nt er 111 the MISSISSIPP Hl\ cr fran<.: IS and Paul Anderson Mr and Mrs Asa J ordan called on Mr and Mrs Dale Williams Sunda) aft ernoon ram ra Clark of Midd!epUii spent a weekend w1th her grandparents Mr and Mrs B b Clark Vu guua has retumed tu her h1 me her e MIS Freda Miller has been returned 11 her home from Social Security notes the Holzer Medical Center Edith S1sson and Dons Spem:er Puruero\ v tstted Sunday e>cn<ng Wilh Mr and Mrs John W ~e k hum Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr and Paul Orr spenl Sunday •1th Mr s Wa)ne Orr Pu rkersburg Mr s J H Rose su n H1chard daughter Janet Mank and grandson J hnny 0\er the )ears the Sucwl monthly checks to about 38 null un people Fmally most philosophy of serv ice to the ml rmallon tu handle Soc1a l public has been ba sed t n Secu nt y Black I ung SSI or mcli\ 1dual needs Ind 111 Med1c.:are matters arc at dividuul cap•bihl ies In the home su v1s1ts to the Social tar} }'Ca!s f tte prugnun Secunt y Off ce freq uentl y do this cuntt::pl f pet sona\Jzed n< resolve the problem but sen u.:e me mt face tu fat e req uire a fol low up contact c nlact It ~a s fell thut the s, what does all this mean best wa) 1 g1vc a perSt n the t< ) OU "hen you have a Soc1al best serv1ce on any Social Secunt) problem' The an Secunty M e d~eare Sup s"er obviOusly IS lu call first plemental Sclunty !net me f md out what you need to do or Black I ung matter "as tu and the best wa) to do 11 h 1\ e h11n nght lhere 1n frunt The phone number to the of y u II some< ne could not AI hens St c1al Secunt) Office cume I< the 1 ff1 ce lu apph fur located at 221 1, Columbus pa yments report a cha nge of Road Alhens Ohio 45701 IS mlumc ad~ress or ln. mg 592 4HB Me1gs County sttua l wn et s, c1al SeCUl ll } residents >an dial the Office Field Hepr ese ntat~>e VISited a 992-li622 lhe perS<Jn <1 home m the Secur \) Adnumstratt un s ASTRO·GRAPH \JIJ~U ul]lfJwrU!.l '} May 9 1978 I r h1 spttill anyv.here he or ut she \Hls cunfmcd Les Paster the Athens Secunl) F~eld Sue~al Heprese llC~ Atht:ns and sc 1 vt ctng l\.C Counties Me~.g s JlU UIIed ut th tl any person rep es~ 11tng I unself 1s un agenl I empi ) CC f Ihe Unncd S1a1cs ha s 1den lif1cauon 1he F Bl ur the I ca l S< C1 d Scc unl ) Off ce sh old be no 1f1ed If Hill une IS false[) representing tl em sel\eS " Suc1al Secunl) "' GEMIN !May 11 agents I he rchanc_ c July 111 cunta ll 1 face tufa(( has changed 1 Sl. lllt!What N," the emph(ISI.S s 1 telcsen ICC tti ktn!$ "' Ci:lrc uf bustncss b) telephone aU t r than an fhce VISit l he rei:lsuns ft r telescrvl<.:e are numerous F1rst of all 111 ~~ S c1al Secunly bus1ncss can n "be better handled by Se pl 22 1 IJ s J' 1ge Mr Mr and Mrs 1\uss Cleland r,. Ill lhursday lhrou~h Sunday I hey atS< ; s<ted Wlhherg!at dmtter News en he mer Mmme Fo1t Eldora F01t Mrs D< n Columbus and Glenna I I C hln ~c r Ru (,r.ndc c, Ibum and Louella Hamng \!Sited Sunday w1th Mrs , f l.ancasler were guests of Opal Ellhmgcr and Laura Mr and Mrs M A Epple Jear l'hu rsday afte rnoon Hd<Jlt 'vt::S H d fr tends uf B< b and Rubm Gibson of M" r U<) (,aut gathered ut c, Iurn bus and Mr and Mrs her h me Sur da) lor a dmner Kermil Walton of Pomeroy an JbSl! f\(IOI.:e l f her IJuth were Sunday v1sil ors of Mr da} I ut.: cd r e lattv es at and Mrs Bub Alkire tc 1dmg were Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Babe Wha ley John Wllkham Mr and Mrs of Colu mbus \ISited fuesday H1thard (,aul and Dav1d wnh '" Ia Clark and Frances Mr s F:velyn (.uul Mr s Alk ire Goyann Clay I udd und Mr and Mrs Glenn Jewell Suza lila and r UCIIIe Sm ith Mrs Ruby Ha lliday and Mr und Mrs Arthur Orr Pauline Atkms were Sunday VIS ted rhursday C> Cnln g dumer guesls of Mr and Mrs " 1h Mrs Martha Lee an d Bob Jewell ch il dren and Puul On Hal Hannon had maror Bashan surgery I uesday at St Mr and Mrs Juhn Hayes Mur) s Hosp il a I 1n Hun have bt,th returned home lmgtun from the St Joseph h spllal Andy Anderson Dunbar Parker sb urg Mr Haye s W Va spent • day With Mr undcr•ent surgery and M" and Mrs Jerry Frum and (Jc rata Brenna Hunt sv 11le (ret rg1a were ht use guests of anti 6 ~·'lo('iety Oc t ZJJ A telephone Second the m crea se n Ihe >lflce workload - f1um Medit aiC 111 1966 to the Supplemental Secunty lncume Pr gram SSI I In 1974 1nd man) maJ r arncndm enls n bet ween - BOWLING Wednesday Earlybrrds April r1 1978 Tea m R ggs Used Cars Royal Crown Hall1e!. Recs ng Bu lders New York Clolh ng K W L 95 25 88 32 63 57 50 70 35 85 Ca r o l na Fabr cs JJ 87 nd Game Scra t c h - Debb e Hawley 189 Ma y Voss 177 Bess Hendr cks Drema Roa ch 175 lnd Ga ne W th Hand c ap Debb e Haw ey Drema Roa ch Hendr cks 199 208 215 Bess lnd Series Scratch Marlene W I son 475 Drema RMch 47 Oebb e Hawley 470 lnd Ser es Wlfh Hand cap Drema Roa ch 570 Debb e Hawl ey 548 Anne Hatt leld 5<5 Team Game Scratch R ggs Used Cars 771 765 764 Team Game W1th Hand ca p - New York Cloth ng 895 Halle s Recs 880 R1ggs Cars 868 n1a) make ~a111ng 11me 1n the Used Team Seres Scratch Social Sccurnv Office ur at R ggs Used Cars 2290 Roya Jo ihe (olllac t Statum m Me1gs Crown 2012 Hallie s Recs I dbOt C lUll) Seruu1 CitiZens Ccii CI 206 Team Seres W th Han dlly IO o n We dnes days d ca p R ggs Used Cars SCORPIO (Oct 14 Nov 111 I 2581 Halle s Recs 2529 I d V!: :, t 1 IO CI<.~y ll tl I :.. diSCt u1 ag1ngl) long lor some Royal Crown 2502 )/ yo , ubu r5 rhe cro r co uld people I hird It just makes t'l I "l lPi 0 I l(j I pu t co n guud sense to take advanlagc In 1945 President Trwnan v t ~;d that o c wd ~ cl e f th e lates t 1n com SAGITTARIUS (Nov 13 Dec n un! C' ath n tcchnolf g~ It dt off<ciall) declared V E Da) 11) Ell t o ug h yo u It 1 Ql te - the end of World War II m Pl pi r: 1 r~ gard g yn a 1 s lhe 1ub necessar) to gel Europe to I 1y a n s 1 u~ ~ a d q C:O UIU St II 3 ..,C> b fi CiJU S o t 1he l n <> al way yo co fl H.: I yo u FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bollen se ll CAPRICORN tDec 22 Jan 19) Don IH~ o wrapp e d P y o u II 1 ':. to 1 0 11 1 l r> o y Itt 1 l y II I y I (' d 1 om SOli f'O ( ~t:d o t yo u 1 c tp AQ UARIU S (Jon 20 Yo 1 Ql l t <JI 1 o ocl toddy lttki' 1 tty on ~ )W .,;: 0 Do I Feb 191 !:. UC I 0 II II th at yo c ou ld a !H Cj O yo l Oi h H) o:tbou l PISCES !Feb 10 March 201 You ca 1 acw mr li s t th a wh ch yo u st:: t you n1 d to o dr~ y wllh c;a sty g esutt s n 0 11 clecl you e na t: a r:; t c abOl t you r gOd IS ARIES (March 21 Apn\19) You tak e a 10 nonsense appr o ach 1 yo dea ng s today wh1ch d:>es qe th n gs done Howe 11 er vou could of!ond some o n e I yo 1 nd p lo n a t o S39 000 00 Tract '2 \385 00 Tract 3 5600 00 Tra c t 4 Sl6 661 00 lra c t 5 \11 160 00 lra ct 6 S\0 833 JJ lrr~ c t 7 " 566 oo Tract uoo oo T rac t 9 S1 800 00 Trac 10 \3 733 33 Tra c t 11 a Sl8 500 00 James J I' rolf 1 Sh N II Me gs County Oh o 141 1 24> 15 ) 1 8 IS Stc .':'/ES, IT1S VERY. 'I!E'f EC~ICAL TODRilE/ • ~ t •. �i 10- TheDailySentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Monday MayS 1978 Hospital Week being observed II - The Da1ly Senttnel Middleport Pomero) 0 Monday Mal 8 1978 NOTICEOFSALE Coulty OF MEIGS COUNTY " B NATIONAL GOEGLEtN 4 1 24 w a onq th e eas t t e Of sad F ac t on 6 ?26 19 teelfoapont n hegrantors southeast prop e rty co rner and the sou th eas t co rm.• a t sa a trac on 6 then ce N 86 deg 18 36 w atong the and BARBARA A GOEGLEIN ET AL May 7 13 1s National Hosp1tal \\ eek That m1ght not be a hohda) )OU ordmarll) celebrate - unless you happen to work m a hosp1tal But maybe 11 sa hohda) vou should thmk about observmg thiS year I 1ke most des1gnated weeks or days NH\\ remmds us of somethmg 11e often take lor granted m th1s case the presence of our local hospital ButNat1onal Hospital \hek can sene as a different kmd of remmdt-r too II can remmd us that our health 1sn t somet hmg to be taken lor granted Our bod1es can I be expected to surv1ve whatever 11e choose to do to them Smokmg o\ereatmg exerc1smg too htlle 1gnonng key warnmg symptoms and not lollowmg our doctor s adv1ce 11111 all catch up 11 1th us eventuallv And when they do 11e m1ght fmd that 11e are all too aware of that bUJ!dmg m tht> •' commumty wh1ch 11e used to be able to takt- for gran ted Defendants Case No 16 046 I A NEW SERVICE of Veterans Memonal Hospital IS respU"atory therap) w1th the departmen t des1gned to proVIde rehef for all ages of patients who have breathtng difficulty Complete semces lor patients w1th problems are provided by the department extending to the lllStallatiOn of tents and admimstertng aerosol therapy Bob Casto left therapist and Bnan Conde paramedic are pictured with a ptece of equipment used on patients to restore breathing after breathing has stopped SCOTT LUCAS admw1strawr of Veterans Memorial Hosp1ta! and Mrs Rhonda Ervm R N confer on hMn to I matters Mrs Ervm has the responsibilitY of the continutng education of employes new eqwpment and personnel procedures • Facts about. •• your hospital Vetera ns Memonal Hospital IS a 7().bed non.prof1t acute care tnstltutlon owned by Me~gs County and leased to the Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal of Me1gs County Co rporatiOn through th e Me1gs County Hospital Cornm1ss10n consisting of 10 members These members appointed b) the Me1gs County commiSSIOners are Hugh Custer Russell Cullums Freeland Noms Thomas Crow Jr Herbert Shields R R Pickens D 0 Leo Vaughan Gerald Thompson and r.Mrj'Jp r.olltn~ THE LABORATORY The scene for much testing IS operatmg present!) m expanded quarters at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal In the picture Pamela Th e1ss laboratory supervisor looks on as Juha Qualls operates a machine wh1ch analyzes venous blood gas There are e1ght board members who set the policy of the hospital and serve w1thout pay Members are Earl Clark chairma n Russell Brown VICe chamnan Early Roush secreta f) Andrew Cross George Hackett Jr Hugh Custer Asa Hoskms and Harold Sauer The hospital has 150 full and part tune employees with an annual payroll of $1 078 529 31l In 1977 2 446 patients were adnutted to Veterans Memorial Hospital There were 5 873 patients bemg seen through our emergency room department These patients were admitted or treated by one of the members of our medical or dental staff J H R1dgway D 0 Chief of Staff l D Telle M D V1ce Chief of Staff Ch1ef o£ Surgery and Director of l~ bora tor1 and Physical Therapy Departments J P Conde Staff Secretary ; R R Pickens D 0 T B McGowan D 0 R E Bmce M D E VIllanueva MD S Blazewlt'"l M D C W ThomJl'on M D RadiologiSt R A Avenon M D Rad1olog1st Antomo Sola M D Radiologist H B Davidson Pathologist J A Kemp M D G H Abels MD G E Vallee M D lntermsts M S1mon M D Urologist H D Brown DDS C J Ingels DDS K R1ggs D D S and R R Damels M D on the Courtes) Staff and E Dixon M D on the Consulting Staff nvs Year round Citizens wished well Photos by Bob Hoeflich - New program assures n Veterans Memorial Hospital wishes Meigs County well this week and aU other 51 weeks of the year said Walter Lucas In an nouncmg the start of National Hospital Week 1978 (May 7 e 13 ) VMH patients will • • get immediate care Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal has contracted w1th Phys1c1ans Placement Group Inc for phys1c1ans to cover the emergency department dur<ng the weekend All of the phys1c1ans have OhiO Med1cal L1 censes and are ex perienced 1n prov1dmg emergency department care The purpose of th1s new program IS to g1ve tmmedmte a ttent10n to the patient while domg nothmg that many wa y would reduce the close relat10nsh1p between the pat1ent and h1s fam1ly phys1cmn The phys1c1an on duty m the emergency department will treat or make arrangements for handling of the emergency cond1t10n The pa t1ent w1ll then be referred to h1s famtly phys1cmn for fo llow up care VVeekend coverage begms a l 12 o clock noon on Saturday unttl 6 a m Monday and will contmue unttl furthe r not1ce I Pursuant to an Order of Sate ssued by the Com n on Plea s Cou rt ot Me gs Coun t y Oh o t w I offer tor sa e at p ubl c auct on on t he 20th day of May 19 78 at 10 30 A M on the Courthouse step s n tne Courthouse n Pomeroy Oh o the to ow ng descr bed r eal estate T rae I 1 S tu a te n Sect on Fract on 6 T own 2 Range 13 Sa sb ury Town sh p Me gs Coun ty State ol on o and be ng more fully descr bed as fo tow s Com menc ng at a pont n the or heas t corne r of sad Fract on 6 thence S J deg 41 14 W along t he e<lst lneol sa d F ra cton 6 4 200 feet to a po nt n he g r an to s northea st property co r er and the real po n t ot beg n n ng for the land llere n descr tled thence S J deg d 24 W along the g r antors east property I ne ano th e east I n e of sad Frac on 6 814 19 teet to a po n n th e grantor s sou heast pro perly co rner and th e sou th eas co rner of sa d F ac on 6 the nce N Bll deg 18 36 lh a ong the gran ors sov th property e a nd the south I ne of sa d Fract on 6 32 27 feet to a pont n he gran ors property co r ner then c e N 3 deg 41 24 E along he grant ors property 1 ne 78 4 08 tee to a po nt n t he grantors proper y corner hence S 88 deg 28 58 W a ong h{' grantors proper v ne 13 00 fee to a pont n the grantors property co rner and the sou heast corne r of L ot Number 7 of Rock Spr ngs eco ded n Subd 11 s on as Plat Boo~ 4 P.=tge 36 n he records ot t he Me gs County Reco rder s O ft ce hen ce N 8 d cg 28 58 E a eng lh !l east 1 nc at sad lot Nu mber 7 and Lot Number 6 of sa d Ro c k Spr ngs Sub d lv!. nn .lnri ~'~" grantors property I ne 304 61 t ee to a POnt n the grantors property co rner ano t he no theasl co ner of sa d Lot Number 6 then c e S RB de a 28 58 w atong the grantor s south proper y I ne and he north nc ol sa d Lot N un ber 6 and I ots Nu n ber S 4 3 1 and ot sad Ro c k Spr ngs Su bd v son 592 00 teet o a pont n the grantors property corner and the northwest co rner of sa d Lot N u mber thence S 1 deg Jl 02 E along t he gran ors property t ne and the west l ne of sad Lot Number I H 00 t eet to a po nt n the grantor s proper tv corner a no co rner ot s~ d Lot Numoer then ce S 88 deg 28 S8 W along the gritntors properly 1 ne a no a t ne ot sad Lot N umber 1S 00 fee t to a pont n the grl!lnlors property co rner and a co rner o f Lot N u mber 1 nence s 1 deg 31 02 East a any the grantors prop er t y llr.~e end the we~t 1 ne ot safa Lot Number 1 110 00 tee to " po n t n the g ranter s prcperty corntr and the southwes corner of sa d Lo t Number t and he ex st ng northerly r ght of wav line o t Rock Spr ngs Road thence N 19 deg 37 O'J W a ong the gran t or s proper tv 1 ne and the e• Sf ng norther y r ghf o t way ne o f Rock Spr ngs Road 67 10 !ee l to a poi nt th ence N 51 deg 11 01 ce nt nu ng a ong sa lo line 22 96 fee to a pont n the g rantors property I ne then ce N 14 deg 34 02 W along the orantors prop erty ne 3 49 l ee r to a po nt n the grantors property co rn e r then ce S 84 deg 18 56 W a ong 1M grantors sou h property I ne J 11 f ee o a po n n the gr&n t ors proper y 1 ne and the e• st ng nor t nernty r gtlt of wav l ne o t Ro c k Spr ngs Road the nct' N S2 deg 11 01 W a long th e grantor s property t ne ana the e~t !lot ng norther y r ght of way I ne Of Ro c k Spr R oaa 1 61 f eet to a po n t hence N IS~ ceg J 1 01 w c:ont nu ng ~ t ong s~ d I ne 30 11 ft et to a pont t hence S 11 dtg 16 S8 w coni nu ng 11 ong sad ne 48 S9 f eet to a pont n th e grantors south prop~rty 1 ne tt1ence S 84 deg 28 se w atong th e grantors sou h p opertv I ne 111 5 56 feet to a po nt n rne gran ors southwes t property cofne r and the ex sling center! ne of Old U S 33 lh enct N 19 deg 08 51 w a ong the grant ors west property line and the e• st ng cen terl ne of Old U S 33 127 <t2 feet to i!l po nt thence N 19 deg Sl w con t nu ng atono sad line 2111 00 feet to a po ntln th e grantors pro perty cor n er thence N 70 oeg 31 40 along til e grantors proper tv 1 ne 57 18 feet to a po nt n the grantors propert y corne r and the e• sf ng souttterty r i ght of way I ne of Coun ty Rolld Nu mber 25 thenct N 19 deg 28 02 W a ono tile gran tors nor th propertr t ne and th e e~~: sling souther y r ght of way line of County Road Number 2S 135 61 lee! to a po nt thenc e N 9deg •3 J? E cont numg along uld lint ISS 47 teet to a poml thtnce N Sl deg 59 02 E cont nv ng along sai d 1 ne 10 1 I 1 f ee l to a oolnt thence N 67 deg 25 10 E conr nu no along s&ld tlne 160 2• tee-t to a po int thence then ce 75 deQ ]1 16 cant nu no along s ad lin~ 112 76 teet to " po lnl thenc e w EXPANDED SERVIC! S are now betng offered m the phys1ca! therapy department of Veterans Memorwl Hospital Standing With some of the well eqUi pped therapy equ 1pmenl used 111 treatment of patients are Mark Werry and Joan Anderson National Hospital Week is an annual observance sponsored by the American Hospital ASIIOClatlon and ita member hospitals to show appreciation for the work d<me by hospital employees and to encourage hoapital community interaction s s e se deg ;9 e 18 coni nu tno along sad lin e 1 4 4 fee l to a po nl thenc e E con 5 79 deg 43 06 ltnulng afono sa1d t ine to a point then ce S 65 deg 10 S7 E cont nu no along sa l ine to a point In the grantors east property line then ce S 24 deg 49 03 W a long th e grantors tast prop erty line 130 00 teet to a point n tht grantors north prope ty line lhenct 59 deg 10 02 E along tt'tt grantors north property tine 110 82 teet to th e po lnf ot beolnn no ana coni a n ino 13 29J acres o o ) .j RHONDA ERVIN R N shows a momwr wh1ch Is a part of mtrlcate eqwpment to be ll.'led 1n a new Special care unit to be opened soon at Veterans Me mona! Hospital Twenty four hour momwrmg of patients needmg mtens1ve nursmg care will be provided 111 the twobed unit Thla year • theme Hoapltals Wl.sh You Well , carrle11 • ~tiOdwlll me!laage from hr••Pit• Ia for the con tlnued M renewed good health <r evory11ne In the community >~~tid Mr Lucas And we d like to make this an occulon to remind people tbat good health doe!n t jbst happen, It take!l effort We hope that National Hosp1tal Week w!U signal the need to change unhealthy lifestyle patterns - like mnoktng eating or drinking to excess getting too little rest or exercise or not having ihe routine medical care r11commended by your a , ' PAM THEISS Veterans Memorial Hoapital laboratory supervl.90r operates a sophiaticated new machine at the lab which perform~~ varlo1111 upect.a of blood testing The machine eliminates human error and reduces the Ume for a blood study from 15 minute• II> two and one.!Jalf mlnute!I The lab la now In an ilolaiAid five room complex Dr H B Davidson la the laboratory pathologist doctor doing what you can to tllay National Hospital WeeA ~ out of the hOIIpital, he con an appropriate time to start eluded s Sub}ect to oil leQOI ~ gh wevs and easements of record Grantor claim& title by deed ot record as recorded In Ottd Book 110 Page 719 Mei gs cou.ntv peed Records Otttcr lpllon tor the above descri bed tra c t hat been preplrtd from exlsHna records by Richard C Gtugow R No 5141 and Is nor 10 actual field Survey dlttd March 12 1971 s UACT I Slfulte In Section ~l Fraction 6 Town 2 Range Sl'llsburv TownshiP n the northeast carne of sa d Frac t on 6 th ence S 3 deg BANK and CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Pla1nt ffi FRED Oho an Commenc ng tH tl pont OH 10 POMEROY State at be ng more tully uescr b~d as fo OW!i IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT Meigs grantors south p operty In~ and !he south I ne of sad F ra ct on 6 32 17 teet to a po nl 1 th e gran orli proper y co rne r th en ce N 3 deg 4 24 E a long th e gran to rs property I ne 284 08 f eet to a PO nl n the granton. pr operty corner thence a8 deg 28 58 W a to!1g he grantors property I ne ar)d pass ng th e ~ sou th e.lsl corne r ol l,.o t Number 7 Of Rock Spr ngs Su bd 11 so n as re corded n Pat Book 4 Petge 36 n th e r eco rds o t th e Me gs County Recorders Oft ce a t 3 00 t eet a tot a l d s ta ce of 578 00 t eet to a po n n t he 9 anlors property corner and the southwest cone of to Number 12 of sad Sub d v son and th e eat POnt ot beg nn ng lor the l and her e n descr bed th ence S 88 de9 29 58 W a ong Ihe 9 • ntor s south prop er y I ne 22 00 t ee t e g an tor s o a pon t n sou thW es t p operty co r ner hence N 8 deg 0 01 W .:tlong the gra n tors 11e s t proper y I ne 46 00 tee t t o a pont n the grantors prope tv co ner then ce N 84 deg 18 58 E along he grantors property ne 2J 08 tee t to a pont n the grantors prope ty corner then ce N 14 deg 1.1. 02 West along the gran ot s west pr oper y I ne 5 73 t ee t o a po n n the gran ors no lhwesl pPoperly co rn er ano the eK s t ng sou th erly gh l of way I ne of Ro c k Spr ngs Road th ence S 49 deg 11 02 E a ong he gra ntor s north property I ne and It e e .. s t ng sou th er l y r ghl at way I n e of Rock Spr ngs Road 14 73 teet a a Do nt the ce S 77 deg 35 02 E con nu ng a ong sa d ne 14 63 feet to a PO nl n he gra 1 to s north east properly co ner 11nd the northwe -. t co ncr ot sa d Lot Nu mbe 12 then ce S oeg 08 7 E a eng the gran or s cas t p ope ty e rJnd the wes t I ne of '>ad Lot N umbe 12 134 97 t eet to th e pont o l beg nn ng and co nlil n ng 0 060 aues Su b ee l to at ega h Qh ways and casemen ts o t re co rd Grantor eta s r e b'r' deed at record as recorded n Deed Book 216 Page 719 n the re co rds of the Me QS County Re cor ders 0 ce Oeser p on tor he ll bolle desc r bed re~ c t has been prepared Iron ex sl n g records bv R char d C G ta soow R S No 5 16 da ed Mar ch 15 918 dnd s not an actual I e d sur11ey TRACT J S tua e n Sec t on 15 Frac t on 6 Tow 2 Range 13 Sa Sbury Townsh P Me gs Coun t y S ate at On o a ld be ng more t ully descr bed as fo ows Commenc ng at a PO n n tne no rt heast corne r ot sad Fract on 6 th ence N 87 deg II 49 W al ong the north I ne of sa rJ Fracflon 6 1 345 57 f ee o a pont 1 the e• s ng east erly I m ted a ccess r Qhl of way I ne ot U S Jl th ence S 4 deg 38 17 W a ton g t he eK st ng easterly I m t e d a ccess r Ohf otway I ne of U 5 33 136 59' teet to a po thence s I deg 55 19 E cant nu ng along sa 0 I ne 436 72 teet t o a pont r he grantors nor thw es prope ty corner an d th e rea POnt ot beg inn ing tor the land here n des c r bed tt ence N 71 deg 00 09 E a ong th e grantors north property ne 290 00 t ee to a pont n the grantors no lheas proper y co rn er and the ex st ng cen t er! n c ot 0 aU S 33 the leeS 19deg n 51 E a o g the grantor s east prope ly I ne and hC e,. st ng center nc at U S 33 29 00 tee to a pont n ae gr!ln t ors southeast prope t y co rner thenc e S ! I deQ 00 09 w a ong tne gran1ors soutn property ne / YU 00 leet to a pont n th e gran1ors southwest properly corne r ano ne eK s nq easterly 1 n ted access r ghl ol w~Jy 1 ne of U s 33 hence N 9 deg 12 50 W atong m e gran tors west property t nE! and the ex s ng eas cr v I m led access r gl'1 of way 1 ne a t U S 33 19 00 tee t o the pont of !Jeg nn ng and cant an ng 0193 acres Su!J ec to at tega h Oh ways ana easements of record Gr ant or eta ms It e br oeed ot r eco r d as re co racd n Deed Book 'J 6 Page 1 9 n It e records o l the M e gs County Recorders Oft cc Oeser pt on f Or the a cove described tract has been prep<Hed fr om eK st ng reco rd s tly R chard C G la sgow R S No 5 61 da ted Maret 2S 1978 ana s no t an l'tCtual f eld sur'.ley TRACT 4 Situate n Sec on 5 Fract on 6 Town 2 Range 13 Salisbury Tow nsh P Me i gs Cou nty Stat e ot Oh 0 and be ng more fully descr bed as f o llow ~ Commenc1ng at a POnt n the northeast corner of said Fract on 6 then ce N 87 deg 11 49 W along th e north I ne of uld Fract on 6 1 300 67 feet to a pont n the g r antors northeut corner and the exls!lng wes terly r1ght otway line o f county Fcolld No 25 and the real pont of beg nn ng of th e land here n descr bed thence s 19 oeo lot 14 E along the gran ors ea~ l property nne a nd I he ex st ng westerly right ot way 1 ne o f Cou nty Road Number 25 525 96 leet to a poin t n th e grantors southeast property corner thence 71 deQ oo !>' w along he g rantors so utn p r o perty 1 ne '90 00 feet to a po.nt n rne grantor s so uthwest property co rn er and th e ex stl n g e-8sterly l i m ted ac cess r ght of wa y llne of u 33 then ce N 1 deg H 19 w along tt e grantors west prop erty line and th e u:Tiflnn westerl y .. limited ac cus r igh t ol w:.y llneotu S 33 4367?teettoa pont thence N 4 deg 38 11 E co ni nu ng along Si!lld ne 136 59 feet to i!l point n the grantor s northwest property cornl'r end tne existing souther y I m ted •cceu r ght ol way line or State Routt Number 7 and lht nor t h l ine s s s or u d Fract on 6 th ence S 17 deg 11 49 E atono !he grantors north property t ne 1nd the ulstlng southerly limited access ri g ht of way line of State Route Number 1 1nd the north line of Fract on 6 4• 90 ftet to the point or beg i nning and containing I 7tl ocres Sublect to ways and record all tenat h l gh • eesements o t Gr:t to c 1 ~ tte ty deed ot re co rd as r nordt!d Def'd Book 7 16 Paqc !19 n the r eco rd s at Ic Me JS coun ty Record(' s 0 t cc Oeser p o o e 'tbovc dlsc r b d r '' 'IS be e n pr p Hrd tr o • s , c (.O r Us t>y f.c' hHct <.. Glasgow R S No $ 61 dclled Murh 75 t9fB <~n d s not an .;~c tu u 1 e d survey TRACT 5 s tu1te SN t o 5 1 rllct Ofl6 Town'} Ran~~ IJ Sat sbu ry Tow lSh p Me gs Coun y S o;~te o t 0 o a d be ng rr ore fu y d esc r bed as all ows Co L en c a a po 1 I n the nor It west C'o rnc of sad Frac t o 6 hence J deg r ees 4 14 W .:tlong he west 1 ne of s1 d Fract on 6 3B7 .n t ac t 0 a port n It e y ll o s nor It west pr op ar y co r H and thu rt:a po 1 o t bl;)g n n ng th(' and lie en 0 rl"" hf"' 1 It en c c s 87 degrees t 49 E a ong th e g r anto ., or h p r ope tv ne 393 36 f er t to ,. pont n th e 9 antors property co r ne r 1 e ce N 3 degrees 41 1J E a 0 g g a tors west property 1 e 231 o ('!? ! to r1 po 11 tt e 4 ra 0 :. nor h properly ne l d he c)l st ng sou her v 1 teo access gh t at way ne ot sa e Rout~ Nu T1ber 7 thenc e N 66 deqrees 04 31 alonq It e gran tors 1or h p roper ty t ne ond the e.: s ng souther v r gh ot way ne ot Stat e Rou e Nun ber 7 131 20 t ee1 to a po n t ence N 78 d egrees 59 oq E can t nu n g a on g Sil d ne 403 54 ee o a ~ 0 nt on t e o r h n~; of Sll d Fract on 6 th e ce S 87 deg r ees 1 49 ~;.,cont nu nq a ong sao ne and t he north 1 e ot sad Fra c t on 6 375 00 teet to a pont n the grantor s n orTheast prope ty co r ne r and tt e e• s g westc v 1 n ted 1ccess r ght of wily ne ot u s 33 hen<:e S 19 degree~ 25 4 E a ong 1 e gran or s east p r opH iy ne and th e £')( 5 ng we ster ly 1 m t ed ac cess r ght ot way 1 ea t u s J J 2<13 53 f ee t o a pont 11 cnce s 17 degrees 38 1 E con r nu nQ atonq Sll d n e 5 ro 79 ce 0 a pont th enc e s 14 degr ees 53 79 E co ni nu q a ong sa a ne 544 89 ro a po t n he gran o r s sou l proper y e th ence N 86 dcg ees 53 02 'h atonq th e qran o s sou th proper y t e t847 51 t eet to a po nl n th e q an or s sou th wes prop erty co ner ana he wes ne o t sao Frac on 6 11 en ce N 3 dtg ees 41 24 E ll on g 1 e Qran o r s w es t prop er y e and he west e of s tt d F rt~c o 6 863 58 tee to 1 e po n o t beg nn ng dnd co t an g -10 170 acres Sublec t o il ega h gh ways il n d ea se en s of r ecord Gran or cans lie by deed of re co rd as eco rd ed Deed Book 716 Page 7 9 ' he records o f tt1 e Me qs Coun y Recorde r ~ Ott ce O f'>sc r pt on to the tthov e desc bed tr.Jct has been prepHC!l by R ch ar d C G asgow R S N o 5 61 and s not an actua f etd su r '.ley TRACT 6 5 tua e Sec o 16 Frac on 1 Town '} Range 13 Sa ~bu ry Townsh p Meg!. Cou n v Stttte o Oh o and )t' g mo r e lu tv des cr bed as tot ows Co , ne 1 c ng at a pont n th e sou t eas co r er a t sad Se c t o' 16 then c e N 3 degrees 41 24 E a ong the e.ts t ne o f sad Sect on 16 547 25 t eet to a po n t n th e gran ors south property ne and t ~ e• st ng northerly r gh cl way I ne o f County Road Nu nbcr 20 and Th e rca po 1 of b~g nn ng fo r he ilnd here n descr bed then ce 5 70 degrees 16 8 w a onQ he gran o rs sou n property ne .tnd he e• sf nq northerly r gh of way I ne o Coun ty Road Nu m ber 70 354 24 tee to a po n n he g antors pr o pe y ( O e th e 1 ce N 29 degr ees 28 31 w a o '9 he grantor s wc s p ope ty n~ 301 80 tee o pont 1 th e granto s prope y corne r 744 00 t eet to a po n l n the grantors proper y co r ner th ence N 8 degree s 57 1 E along t he g r antors w est p opertv t nc JSO oo t eet to a pont tn en ce N 15 degrees 01 49 w coni n u ng ala g sad 1 ne 16 00 f eet to a pont n the Q an or s northwest property co rner th ence B7 degre es 1 49 along the g an ors Ol" lh p operty ne 7 7 61 te et to a pont n th e g a ntors properTy corner =tnel tnc ea!.t 1 ne of sa d Sec r on 16 then c (' 3 degr('e!Jo 41 14 w o1l onq the grantors proper r nc lna the eas t ne ot sad Sect on 16 47 8 t eet to a pont n the {Iran ors p opertv corner ana th e ortnwcst corner o f sad Frac on 2a d the southwe s t c orner o f F ra c l on tU Lnes c r Tow 1sh p h ence s 87 degr ees 11 49 E along he grantors north properly I ne and the north ne ot sa o Fracllon 'J Sa sbu r y Townsh p a nd the soutll In"' a t Fract i on 10 Chc~der Townsn lp 320 CO te et o a pont n he 9rar tors nor theas l property co rn er r~ n d he ex st ng cen tcrt ne o f Townsh p Road Number 79 hence s 16 deyrec>s 30 08 W along the gran1or s east property t ne ana th fl e)C st ng ce nter! ne of Townsh p Road Number 79 132 00 tee to a po ntln he g r l!lntors proper y co rner then ce N 87 de9rees 11 49 w along th e grantors property 1 ne 181 oo teet t o a po n n the grantors proper y cor ner hence S J degrees 49 11 w ~tlong the grant or s pro per t y 1 nr 160 oo t ee- t 10 a point n ne grantors proper ty corner hence N 80 degrees 51 241 E alon9 the Qrantors property ne 156 ?A fee t to a po n n he grantors prop er >1 c orner lind the ex lsi ng center! nc o f lownsh tp Road Nu mber 19 thence S 19 degrees 30 46 W along tne grantors east prop erly I n e and th e ex st ng center ne ot lownsh p RollO Number 79 66 13 feet t o a pont n the gran tor s sou th east propertv co rnn thence N 70 degree~ 29 14 W along the grantor!! south property I ne 16 50 t eet t o a POnt n t he exist ng westerly r ght of way I ne ot Townsh p Road Number 79 IIH.mce 58 degrees 5o1 06 w along the grantors south property nt and the e• st ng s e s s s hi 1 ol westtr 1Y r 10 a way ne Townst') p Road Numoer 79 192 711 eet ro a pomt th en ce S w con 70 degrees 16 18 tinu ng a tong said line 74 29 feet to the pont of beg 1nil ng and conta n ng 5 8St1 acres o l wh ic h J 961 acres 1s In Sec! on 14 and 1 886 ac r es 1s In Fraction 12 1 h Su btec t to all 1eoa h g ways snd e-asements. o t record Grsntor c ta ln s 1 tt e by deed of re cord as recorded In Deed Book ilb Page 719 n c records of the Me gs ounty Recorders Olf lc e Oescr lp on tor the auove d eH r bed 1.1( 1 til~ h c c prepa ed by R c hard C C. asgow ~;r 5 No 5 6 rtnd s not an 1 uat t c td su r ... ev TRACT 7 S tuat C n S('C t on 6 To w 2 R ~nq~ 1 51 sb 'I I ow Sf p M Q Co h ~ att o 01 o " IJ(I g n ore u tv d('Scr bed a~ IOI OWS Co n Pn n 1 11 " po n 11 esou il l co r ner o ">l<l Sn a n(' c e b N 3 degrees 41 14 E =tlonq f' cast ne ol Sll d Sec t on o 1673 57 t e ~t to ~ po 1 he ex s nq c e ~ ot Town st p ~cad N u 1 be /Y t~n ce N 3 aeg ees t 49 W d onq rt e c .o: ~ I g cente r ne of To wn sh p Road Nun ber 79 30 4 50 ee a a po nt n nt grantors soul ca~ t p ope ty cornN a d the nat po nl of beq nn ng to t e ta d ncr c Oeser bed lh ~ nn; S B<l degr e e~ 19 t W alonq h (' grantor s sou th propert y 343 53 tee o a po n hl qranto s sou we s t prop(' y corner thence N 1 ~ deQr ('es 02 49 w a ong he gran o r :. we<; p operly I ne 2J 1 50 l et"! o a pont n th e grllnl or s northwe st proper y ca rne hente S ar deg ee s 49 E alo g the g ranlo s no th pr oper .., ne 341 00 t ee o ~ po nl n th~; gra o s o ens t prop er v co rner ;Jnd th e eK s ng ce nt er! r.e ot Townsh p Road Number 79 hen ce 5 13 degrees 16 49 E along he grantor s c I 'i t pr oper t y 1 ne and the eK st n q e o f Towns! p Rortd center Nu mber 79 176 00 t ee t o 1 pon t hence S 3 degrees 4 49 E co 1 u g a on9 sa d 1 e 59 1 tee o th e pont of beg nn ng and con a n n q t 540 acrt:> s Sub eel o a eg a! h gh ways an d caHn enls a t reco rd G a o c a n s t t e by deed ot r ecord as r eco rd ed n D eco Book 'J 6 Page 1 9 n he ceo ds of II e M e gs Co un v Recorders Off ce Oeser p t on fo th e abo11 e d~scr bed tract has bel'n prepared by R c hard 0 Glasgow R 5 No 5 161 and s ot an a ctua I e Cl su r vey TRACT 8 S uate n Sec I on 16 Town '} Range 13 Sa t Sburv Townst p Me ys Coun y Sta lto" ot Oh o and be ny n or e l u v d esc r bt:d l"i fo ll ows Co n menc ng a a po t th e sou l eas corner o f sad Sec on 16 th ence N 87 degrees 1 49 w a ong the sou t ne o l sad See r on 16 7654 78 tee to a oo n n lhP southwest co rner of the southeas quarter o sad See ton 6 lflen ce N 7 degrees 14 15 E "onq he west nc at 1 e sou t h~ast qua er of sa d Sect on 16 1871! 59 eel Ia u pont then ce S 85 degree s 6 00 E a tong a I ne and pass ng a pont n th ee ~ st ng center I ne ol U 5 33 at 601 65 t eet a ota d sta nce at 787 21 f eel to a po n n the e.: s t g eH t erly m ted access r ght a t way ne ot U S 33 tn ence S 10 deg r ees 40 04 E a o [I he ex s ng cas er y I n t ed a cces s r ght at way ne of u S 33 716 39 teet to a po n the gran ors nort h wt:~l pr\lper ty co rn er and the rea po n of beg nn ng tor th e Ia no here n descr bed en c e N 72 d egree~ JS n E a ong th e gr11n tors nor h proper v n e 148 86 t ee o l po nr n he g an or s northeil s property co rner an d the ex st nq cen te r ne of old U S 3J the ce S 6 degre~s 41 10 E =tong the gran ors e :t s property I ne and hE' ('K s t ng cen erl ne at old U S 33 44B 97 tee t to d pont t he grantors sou h('aS t property car ne then ce S 87 deq ees ?6 along " e g ra n tors south proper y 1 nc 43 69 tee to a pont n the g rantors 'iOuth wes p r ope rt.,. cor nN and th e ex st n g eas terly t m ed a cc es s r gn o f way t ne of U S ll II e c e N 10 deq ees 40 04 W dl on q the Qran tors we~t property re <~nd th e u st ng eas tl tv ed iie ce'is r gh of way t ne at U S 33 416 60 teet to The po nt ot beg nn ng and con a ng 0 9SO ac r es Su b eel to dll l eg a n qh wavs anu casen en t s o n w r~ co rd Grant or eta s r 1 e by deed at record ll S reco d ed n De ed Boo k 216 Page 719 n tt e n co rds o II e M e q s County Recorde r s Olf ce Oc s( r p i 0 or th e clt)OV{' descr bed ra e! ha!io been pr e pared br R ch Md D G asgow R s No 516 an d s no t an ac Ud I e d su r11cy TRACT 9 S tu,:,te n Sec ton 6 Town 7 Rang e 13 Sa !!.bu r y l o wn sh p M e y~ Coun t y 5 a e o l Oh o and be ng 1 ore tullv dcscr b ed as t ot OWS Commt!nC ny a a DOn l the southea!lt carne a t Sil d Sect on 6 h~ cc N M deg r ee!. 1 ~9 W al on g he o;ou th 1 nl? o Sd d Sec on 16 1654 78 t eet to a po nt n the sou t hwest co rner o t the sou th east qua er of sa d SH o n 6 then ce N 1 deqree !io 14 75 E cllong he wes t ne ol he sou lhtrt!. quarlt!r o sad Sec on f. 1878 59 l ee o a pont then ce s 85 degree s 6 0 E a tong a 1 ne and pass ng il pont n the e• o;r ng ce1 ter I neat U S 33 at 601 65 t ee t <1 told d stan ce o f 787 21 t ee t t o a po n n t"le grantors northw es t p r o p er l y c orner and the ex s t ng easterly t 1 CCI a(c ess r ght of way lne of U S 33 3nd he rea 1po t of beg nn ng for he and here n dcscr beet th en ce S 85 degr ees 6 00 E tt ong the grantors north p operty ne 135 79 feel to a po 1 r n the grantors nor heast property corner a d the eK st ng cente r ne of old U S 13 thence s 17 degr ees 57 37 E a ong the grantors east properly ne anti t he ex s ng centerline o f U S 33 320 68 tee to a po n th ence S 4 <1egrees 37 31 E con i u ng a tong sad ne 167 10 feel to a pont n th(' qran t ors southeas propert y co rner hence S 71 degrees. S4 2J W a ong the grlln t ors sa ult proper tv t ne 180 6'1 te e o a polnt n the gra o s so u th we'\1 property co rn er :lnd th e ex s t ng cas er l y t m ed access r qh l otway t n e ot U 33 then c e N 10 oe~rees 40 <t w atong tne grantors wesr proper Y ne and the ex.ls t ng eas erly t m ted a cc ess r ght of wa ~ ne ot u s 33 516 30 fee t to the p6 nl of beg nn '9 and cont.-.lnlng 2 45S acres Sublec t to a I tg~t high ways and ease men Is of record Grantor ell! m! IItie bY deed of record n r ecorded n Deed Book 2\6 !'age 719 n the records of the Meigs Co unt y Recordtrs Office Oest;npt on lor th e above descr bf'd trect has been prepared by R lch Hd C G l asgow R No 5161 and s not an a c tua l leld su r11q TRACT 1D 51 1 ale: Sect on 16 Town 'J Rangr tl Sat sbury Townsh p Me qs Coun ty Sti!l e ot Oh o and be ng more tully ci escr b('d as s s t l.trrisonville ~. '\\ s Note~ ll y (lance Mr tnd l ysw ~er 'ou hw ' '>0 II 11 'l Sec I on Allen Mn 1Ja v1d dau~htc r s • II I Akr n were weekend \ stt rs f Mr and Mr s deqr (!CS II 75 we<; I e ol t: sou ht -I !> QuHI(r o t 'load Sec t o 6 M6 19 f ee t a a po n n he [r a nlo s o;ou w es p opt co ncr and II e r ea po n beg nn ng tor t1 e :tnd c r desc b e ( I t ce N deg ce s 14 ?S E cant nu q a o ng sa d t r e and the ranto s we st p r opc y n ~ 1231 @0 t eet o a pont he q r a tor s nort h w es prop('rty corner en cf;:' S 85 <Jly r ees 6 00 E a ony the yr<lntors no r h prop e rty ne 390 92 l l.!el o a po n e gr anto r s ortt eas l prope t v ro e an d t c eJC st ng w cs er! y m ed access r qt1 of way ne of U 5 3J thenc.;- S 8 degrees 76 w a ong th e g a or s east proper y c a!ld the e x s r ng >~e "> er ~ m ted 1ccess r ghl ot wil'll nea t 33 2q5 97 ee o rt po nl I e ce S 3 c eg ecs 01 06 E con i nu ng alonQ 5 1 d nc 4 43 tee to a po n ht! y a ors sou 1 ell ~ properly carne hen <e N 78 deqrees 41 ?8 w a onq the grcH o ~s ou h p rope y e 309 110 eet lo a po n It e gran or s prope r tv co ne r the ce N 3 deg r ees 2J 32 E <~long II e grantors. proputy 1 nc IJO 00 ce I to a po n n the gra or s property co r ner ence N 84 deg ees 36 18 W along tt e gran to s sault prop er y 1 ne 159 33 tee o 1 e po n o l beg nn q a nd co nlil ng 11 713 acr es Sub ec 1 to a e q~ h qh way s a d e<~S~men s o f eco r d G an tor c a n s It (' by de ed of r eco rrJ as r eco ra(ld n Deed Book 2 16 Pdq e 719 n he r eco rds o f th e Me gs Coun ty Recorders Ott ce Oeser pi o to t e above des c bed trrt C'I has been prepar ed bv R c hard C C asgow R S No 5 61 a d ~ nor an a c uat e d su r vey TRACT 11 S tu a te n Sec t o 70 and Sec t on ? I F act on 15 a d F a t o J 1 Town 3 Range 13 Bedford Town s r p Me q s County S a e of Oh o and bt: g no u l y de scr bed as lo ow s Co m 1 en c ng J l il PO nt he sou nwes co rner of \ll d lt1 ence N 90 F act on 2S degrees 00 00 E a ong t he sou th ne or sad Fra ct on 25 2519 45 feet ro a po n n e grttnlor s ~outhwes properly co ner and r e rca po t o t beg nn ng f o r the and h( e des c bed thenc e N 0 de grees 00 00 E a ong he grantor s west p r operty nc 225<~ 08 teet o a po 11 e grantors property I ne and th e sou h ne of lhe W 1 an Carleton Esl dle Dower ne th ence 5 6 degre es 00 00 W a ong th e g r an ors prope y c a d 11 e sou e of he W II am Car leton Es a e D ower ne 405 23 f ee o a po n the g an o s P ope v corner thence N 0 de(lrecs oo oo E a ong he gr antor!. w est proper! y n~ lnd pA ss ng 1'1e nor h ne ot sa d Fra c t on 25 and the Sou th ne of !.ad I rae! on 3 a 2 4 76 tee and pa ss ng the no lh neo t !.ad Sec t on 10 a o he south nea l sa a Sec on 21 "' 1'1 37 16 te e a to a d sta ce o l 2557 76 teet to a po nl n I e grantors northwe s properly corner a d th€:' nort h ne o f sa d Fra c o n 3 I then c e N 90 cteQr ees 00 00 E a o q ne grantor ~ no lh prop e y nl? and he o lh ne of sa d Fra ct on 31 558 97 tN •t to a po n n ne g ran or s no II east pop( ty co ner e e s o d eqrees 00 00 w a o q the grantors eas pr opert y In c and pass nq the sou th e of sad Sec t on 1 1 ~ nd he no rth t nea t sa d Sec on 70 at 1320 00 t eet ana pa ss nq the sou t h ne of sa d Frac on 31 and the nor h ne o f sad rracr 01 15 at 23 43 00 feet a to at d stan ce of 2518 B6 tee t o a po n n the grant or s proper y corner then ce S 85 de g ree s 45 00 w a ong he qrantor s property I ne 50 00 t eer o a po n th e qran or s proper y co rner hence 5 90 degr ees 30 00 W a ong ne grantor s proper y ne 486 62 tee o a pont n tn e g an or s pr o per v c or e cln d the Cl'i sl nQ ce r tcrt c o t Coun tv Road Nun o er 18 ( K ngsbury Road h ~ nce S 67 e~ eg ees 46 29 E arong he gr anto s property e and he eK st ng cen t er! ne o l Coun t y Road N un ocr 8 ( K ngsou Y Road 748 35 c c o a po nt n gran or s CitSI p r o perty n e 0 oeqree 00 oo E th en ce a on q he granto !. l =t 'i pror::arty e 170 1 51 t er o po nl n It c q a ! Of!!. sou t h~as t proper y co ~ and te sou tt Inc ol Sil d Fra ct on 15 tnencc N 90 dCQr ecs 00 00 W a onq h~ gran ors south property e and he south I ne ol Si'l d Fra c to 25 110.s 50 t ee to he pont o t beg nn ng an d con ta q 45 216 a c r es e >. cept ng 1 123 ac r es eav ng 14 3 t5 3 acres o f wn ct 59 301 a cres s Fra c o 15 an d 83 BSl atr(' n Fra ct on 31 EX C EPl ON Co menc ng a! a po he so u hwe'it c orner ot sad F ra ct on 2~ then ce N 90 degrees 00 00 E a o 9 the sou !I e ot sad F act on 1) 1733 95 f ee l Ia a po n t 1' ne qrantor s sou rne ilst prope ty co rner the c~ N 0 degrees 00 00 E alo ng the gra ton. ea st prop erty t ne 1201 51 teet oapont ntheel(s ng cent er n e o t County Road Nun ber 18 ( K ngs our\IR C'I ad t hence N 6 7 de g n .. s 46 29 W a ong the ex sf ng ce 1 tert nea t Co unt y Road N u ber B I( ngsbur y Road 446 /5 t ee o th e c .=tl po n ot beg nn ng lor th e la nd here n Oese r bed nen(e N 67 degrees 46 / 9 w con 'u g a to q sad t ne 'J?l 25 tee t to a po n tl'1en ce N 9 degrees J'J 16 E a tong a 1 nc .&00 00 t ee t o a pont th e ce 5 80 d"qrees 11 <t4 E dlong at c 211 80 feet t o a po n th en ce S 90 Clegrees 16 W a onQ a 1 nl! 449 OJ t uct to It e po I of beg nn ng and con ta in ng 2 173 a cres Subte c t to all teg.tl gt weys and easemen t s ol record Grantor eta ms ttle by deed of record as recorded n Deed Book 716 Page 719 n the record s of the Me gs County Re corders Off ce Oeser p On l o r the ~bO'.IC descr lbtd tract has be en preparea by R c hard 0 G asgow fro 11 H st ng re co rds deed'i der als and qu a ct Sht'cts and s not an actual f eld sur11ey n u s Mr s Lellie MtCa n L<ng IJ ll m ViSit 1s at Ihe Clela nd home Fnday evemng wu e M1 s Dt nna Ihle Lms Mchssa Kathy and David Hacmc Mrs Shar n M ch el M 11 thew Km1heily and I< dd Mmersv1ll< Sunday callers were Mr and Mrs Eorl y Cast< Ripley W Vo and M1 a1d Mrs R ck H 1llun V1enna W Vu Sunda1 evcm ng dmncr guests wcr e Mi ss Fallh !Inn McCuin Manetta G r e~ Sclw ad Cutl er Mr and MIS l.oir) Clelan d Ure~ and Ma<) H1bbs D D Clelland and Mrs Ca rp ent er c, lumbu s ca lled on Denzel Clela nd Sundav Dr an d Mrs B1lly Hubert \l! e n Colu mbu s TERMS OF SAL E Co•h l or not tess t han wo lh rds of the appra sed va ue Ea c h parce l to be 'iO id sep(\ ately A plat of the r eal estate to be so d haS been f l ea n Case No 16046 of tt e Me gs Coun ty Common Pl e tt ~ Court Appra seo val ve ot oroper y 1 a cl ( and Hayes \\i:IS there for tests Denzel Cleland Vlslled " th Mr and Mrs George AbbJtt Mt Hern on Fnda~ were weekend g 1ests ul Mr md Mrs Cia) 111 Allen In 1541 Sparush explorer Mrs Pauline ft1 cc alter Hermmdo des{ t o di S(.UVered spe nd<n g 1he w nt er 111 the MISSISSIPP Hl\ cr fran<.: IS and Paul Anderson Mr and Mrs Asa J ordan called on Mr and Mrs Dale Williams Sunda) aft ernoon ram ra Clark of Midd!epUii spent a weekend w1th her grandparents Mr and Mrs B b Clark Vu guua has retumed tu her h1 me her e MIS Freda Miller has been returned 11 her home from Social Security notes the Holzer Medical Center Edith S1sson and Dons Spem:er Puruero\ v tstted Sunday e>cn<ng Wilh Mr and Mrs John W ~e k hum Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr and Paul Orr spenl Sunday •1th Mr s Wa)ne Orr Pu rkersburg Mr s J H Rose su n H1chard daughter Janet Mank and grandson J hnny 0\er the )ears the Sucwl monthly checks to about 38 null un people Fmally most philosophy of serv ice to the ml rmallon tu handle Soc1a l public has been ba sed t n Secu nt y Black I ung SSI or mcli\ 1dual needs Ind 111 Med1c.:are matters arc at dividuul cap•bihl ies In the home su v1s1ts to the Social tar} }'Ca!s f tte prugnun Secunt y Off ce freq uentl y do this cuntt::pl f pet sona\Jzed n< resolve the problem but sen u.:e me mt face tu fat e req uire a fol low up contact c nlact It ~a s fell thut the s, what does all this mean best wa) 1 g1vc a perSt n the t< ) OU "hen you have a Soc1al best serv1ce on any Social Secunt) problem' The an Secunty M e d~eare Sup s"er obviOusly IS lu call first plemental Sclunty !net me f md out what you need to do or Black I ung matter "as tu and the best wa) to do 11 h 1\ e h11n nght lhere 1n frunt The phone number to the of y u II some< ne could not AI hens St c1al Secunt) Office cume I< the 1 ff1 ce lu apph fur located at 221 1, Columbus pa yments report a cha nge of Road Alhens Ohio 45701 IS mlumc ad~ress or ln. mg 592 4HB Me1gs County sttua l wn et s, c1al SeCUl ll } residents >an dial the Office Field Hepr ese ntat~>e VISited a 992-li622 lhe perS<Jn <1 home m the Secur \) Adnumstratt un s ASTRO·GRAPH \JIJ~U ul]lfJwrU!.l '} May 9 1978 I r h1 spttill anyv.here he or ut she \Hls cunfmcd Les Paster the Athens Secunl) F~eld Sue~al Heprese llC~ Atht:ns and sc 1 vt ctng l\.C Counties Me~.g s JlU UIIed ut th tl any person rep es~ 11tng I unself 1s un agenl I empi ) CC f Ihe Unncd S1a1cs ha s 1den lif1cauon 1he F Bl ur the I ca l S< C1 d Scc unl ) Off ce sh old be no 1f1ed If Hill une IS false[) representing tl em sel\eS " Suc1al Secunl) "' GEMIN !May 11 agents I he rchanc_ c July 111 cunta ll 1 face tufa(( has changed 1 Sl. lllt!What N," the emph(ISI.S s 1 telcsen ICC tti ktn!$ "' Ci:lrc uf bustncss b) telephone aU t r than an fhce VISit l he rei:lsuns ft r telescrvl<.:e are numerous F1rst of all 111 ~~ S c1al Secunly bus1ncss can n "be better handled by Se pl 22 1 IJ s J' 1ge Mr Mr and Mrs 1\uss Cleland r,. Ill lhursday lhrou~h Sunday I hey atS< ; s<ted Wlhherg!at dmtter News en he mer Mmme Fo1t Eldora F01t Mrs D< n Columbus and Glenna I I C hln ~c r Ru (,r.ndc c, Ibum and Louella Hamng \!Sited Sunday w1th Mrs , f l.ancasler were guests of Opal Ellhmgcr and Laura Mr and Mrs M A Epple Jear l'hu rsday afte rnoon Hd<Jlt 'vt::S H d fr tends uf B< b and Rubm Gibson of M" r U<) (,aut gathered ut c, Iurn bus and Mr and Mrs her h me Sur da) lor a dmner Kermil Walton of Pomeroy an JbSl! f\(IOI.:e l f her IJuth were Sunday v1sil ors of Mr da} I ut.: cd r e lattv es at and Mrs Bub Alkire tc 1dmg were Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Babe Wha ley John Wllkham Mr and Mrs of Colu mbus \ISited fuesday H1thard (,aul and Dav1d wnh '" Ia Clark and Frances Mr s F:velyn (.uul Mr s Alk ire Goyann Clay I udd und Mr and Mrs Glenn Jewell Suza lila and r UCIIIe Sm ith Mrs Ruby Ha lliday and Mr und Mrs Arthur Orr Pauline Atkms were Sunday VIS ted rhursday C> Cnln g dumer guesls of Mr and Mrs " 1h Mrs Martha Lee an d Bob Jewell ch il dren and Puul On Hal Hannon had maror Bashan surgery I uesday at St Mr and Mrs Juhn Hayes Mur) s Hosp il a I 1n Hun have bt,th returned home lmgtun from the St Joseph h spllal Andy Anderson Dunbar Parker sb urg Mr Haye s W Va spent • day With Mr undcr•ent surgery and M" and Mrs Jerry Frum and (Jc rata Brenna Hunt sv 11le (ret rg1a were ht use guests of anti 6 ~·'lo('iety Oc t ZJJ A telephone Second the m crea se n Ihe >lflce workload - f1um Medit aiC 111 1966 to the Supplemental Secunty lncume Pr gram SSI I In 1974 1nd man) maJ r arncndm enls n bet ween - BOWLING Wednesday Earlybrrds April r1 1978 Tea m R ggs Used Cars Royal Crown Hall1e!. Recs ng Bu lders New York Clolh ng K W L 95 25 88 32 63 57 50 70 35 85 Ca r o l na Fabr cs JJ 87 nd Game Scra t c h - Debb e Hawley 189 Ma y Voss 177 Bess Hendr cks Drema Roa ch 175 lnd Ga ne W th Hand c ap Debb e Haw ey Drema Roa ch Hendr cks 199 208 215 Bess lnd Series Scratch Marlene W I son 475 Drema RMch 47 Oebb e Hawley 470 lnd Ser es Wlfh Hand cap Drema Roa ch 570 Debb e Hawl ey 548 Anne Hatt leld 5<5 Team Game Scratch R ggs Used Cars 771 765 764 Team Game W1th Hand ca p - New York Cloth ng 895 Halle s Recs 880 R1ggs Cars 868 n1a) make ~a111ng 11me 1n the Used Team Seres Scratch Social Sccurnv Office ur at R ggs Used Cars 2290 Roya Jo ihe (olllac t Statum m Me1gs Crown 2012 Hallie s Recs I dbOt C lUll) Seruu1 CitiZens Ccii CI 206 Team Seres W th Han dlly IO o n We dnes days d ca p R ggs Used Cars SCORPIO (Oct 14 Nov 111 I 2581 Halle s Recs 2529 I d V!: :, t 1 IO CI<.~y ll tl I :.. diSCt u1 ag1ngl) long lor some Royal Crown 2502 )/ yo , ubu r5 rhe cro r co uld people I hird It just makes t'l I "l lPi 0 I l(j I pu t co n guud sense to take advanlagc In 1945 President Trwnan v t ~;d that o c wd ~ cl e f th e lates t 1n com SAGITTARIUS (Nov 13 Dec n un! C' ath n tcchnolf g~ It dt off<ciall) declared V E Da) 11) Ell t o ug h yo u It 1 Ql te - the end of World War II m Pl pi r: 1 r~ gard g yn a 1 s lhe 1ub necessar) to gel Europe to I 1y a n s 1 u~ ~ a d q C:O UIU St II 3 ..,C> b fi CiJU S o t 1he l n <> al way yo co fl H.: I yo u FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bollen se ll CAPRICORN tDec 22 Jan 19) Don IH~ o wrapp e d P y o u II 1 ':. to 1 0 11 1 l r> o y Itt 1 l y II I y I (' d 1 om SOli f'O ( ~t:d o t yo u 1 c tp AQ UARIU S (Jon 20 Yo 1 Ql l t <JI 1 o ocl toddy lttki' 1 tty on ~ )W .,;: 0 Do I Feb 191 !:. UC I 0 II II th at yo c ou ld a !H Cj O yo l Oi h H) o:tbou l PISCES !Feb 10 March 201 You ca 1 acw mr li s t th a wh ch yo u st:: t you n1 d to o dr~ y wllh c;a sty g esutt s n 0 11 clecl you e na t: a r:; t c abOl t you r gOd IS ARIES (March 21 Apn\19) You tak e a 10 nonsense appr o ach 1 yo dea ng s today wh1ch d:>es qe th n gs done Howe 11 er vou could of!ond some o n e I yo 1 nd p lo n a t o S39 000 00 Tract '2 \385 00 Tract 3 5600 00 Tra c t 4 Sl6 661 00 lra c t 5 \11 160 00 lra ct 6 S\0 833 JJ lrr~ c t 7 " 566 oo Tract uoo oo T rac t 9 S1 800 00 Trac 10 \3 733 33 Tra c t 11 a Sl8 500 00 James J I' rolf 1 Sh N II Me gs County Oh o 141 1 24> 15 ) 1 8 IS Stc .':'/ES, IT1S VERY. 'I!E'f EC~ICAL TODRilE/ • ~ t •. �-. ·. ' 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, u , Monday, May 3. 1~76 . WANT AD CHARGES ' I'Hi:l M O li i L ~ HOMt lJ ~ bU J b!;.'dl 00 11l l• •cl lt>li l l< •ll dtii iH•I ~en 7 4N IJ Y. , r o ho~il liH kr 1 ,,,,[r 1 li.rr ~ · ,•..,u I uu I d,r, I !J 1 ~Ill I ~ I Ill i ~ I r ia~,, ri doll' ~ak Mobilt• Homes ror ~ !J Want Ads Turn. Unwanted Items Into Cash l't'70 DOl,l fH I: WllH M td,··•'tro.let t uelln11r u111il ' "" f ur11 SOOOiJ t!-IJ .!bl 'J lo l \1 j In ru,•rrr,or 14 <~rd 0 ~ttl vH e 1,11 n1~1l y Co r ~on , le•O fO k utle1ml IH) \\ o p t!n un dor tHlw manage m en ! (or!l · pll• l e au t o 111 0w er A ( ~ ,. r v1o.• and •t.>pwr \oVto> ldn1g f't:> tur • 101/ j.l! 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Po'n "' •o y f o rt> ~ ! Pro lop f lltte l ot lo1mld nlg ~oow tt mbet Coli q97 SQ6 ~ or K&nt Hanby I 44 6 b'70 duns OLO 1-URN I I URI: 11e b o, e!o bra'h b e rh uon bed~ et< (Omp le te hou )eh ol d~ Wr 1te M 0 Mdl e 1 Rt 4 Pontet oy 991 77b0 Oh 10 I to S we eM old long hou e d ktt ten~ 1 ve e• old silver gray ho,red cot Phone tl 4 3 A l)o 1 colno 4 ~ 44 NO II I:M 100 lotge 01 too )moll W dl b u y I pt e(e or roon ple te hou ~eh old New u~ t!d o• on 11 que\ Mm1111 ~ 1-ultll l Ute 20 N l nd !,r M tddle p or l Ph one C HIP WOO D P ol e~ •no ~ d1o rne te • 10 on lo1g e ~1 end S8 p" r 1011 8 undl &d ~tlob S6 per Ton De \1ver ed 10. Oh •o Po lleT Co Rr 1 Pome ro y 99] Lb~9 S C A ~HS, l ot 1un k r or ~ h ye ~ l rur k and Auto l'o rl\ W • ~:~ [ lo.e r ~ef liCE! 111 e ~ole and Rep0 1• Ru t land 7-4 1 108 1 or P~n n z o•! HH[ PERSIAN halt grown k11ten!o to good home 1 white 1 cr ea m 1-e rnol e~ 949 L.a 17 PROBATE COURT OF COUNTY , OHIO ES TATE OF FLOYD RUPE DE CEA SE D Case No 22383 MEIGS J NOTICE OF CO IN!, C LJ IHI: ~ N C V t o k~ n~ old porka t wol<he~ a nd d1o1n~ ..,,1.,1:1r on d gold Wa 11el.?d lf164 and old fH ~od"e1 co•m Buy ~ell 01 11 od e Co lt Roger Wom~ l er 74/7)31 (t) M I( booM\ OF FIDUCIARY On May 3, 1978 , 1n The Me1QS County Pro oate Court , Case No 21383 . Jane Al1c e Rupe . Rt 1. Oe111er .. on .o w~:~s ap po rn ted Aam tn l stralr i K of t he estate of F lo yd J Rupe , L de c eased l ate o t R t Del(ter . Oh 10 Mannmg 0 Webster Probate Ju dge Clerk )! c;: Fairview .News Notes By Mrs . Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs . Russell Holsinger and children, Mr . and Mrs . Lewis Hudaon , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush , Mrs. Betty McG uire and daughter , Re eks , Jeanne Arms of Pomeroy and Denise Talbott of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs . Joe Manuel anti Sid and Tim . Mrs. E:dith Manuel , Mrs. Flossie Bush , Mr . and Mrs. Don Manuel and Robin were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Hupp . Mr. and Mr s . Russell Rou sh , Cmdy , Edward, Brenda Lawrence of Port · land , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ha gey , Brad and Stephanie, Mr . and Mrs. Bob Russell of Wulfpen , Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton were Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs . Ronald Russell , Mandy and Mike. BU Y A lt. ~ Cholrnl:!r~ D 1.a D 15 01 John Deere. 111 good con d 1t ton 741 2J)9 W AN T 10 Pomeroy landmark ~ t OIIIUII1 chl otrd & ICtl liiJC I dog loo d a nd oil type ~ o 1 ~ olt h tci~IO f )all W ot k ~ lt l( Mou1 ':)t f' OIIH.'TO~ Y'-l/ JCI~ I 1 8 Putnor11 U1 Ar h L'II~ '::It ~q:; oiJ ~01(' /j II +-' 0':11'::> lut -· ,oil Mr ll b079 o• tJI Jt/tb lltj~ l0(U~1 ~ lo ng S l "t'a<h 197'::1 ~ ord 1- /)(I 4 whet' I d r r.-e S31l00 G oori , un dot ton IJ!JJ b:Jq5 01 !:1 4J ?9JJ 3 AN D l u1m, h~:~d opt~ u1\ q9i Ph o r•~;~ ~ 4 34 COU NTR Y MOBIL !: H orn e Pork Hou le :13 r•ur th o ! Po111e r o y la rge lo h Call 9q'} 747q SM A ll AP I ~uila b l e lor onl ~ m, ll ~ u r f\t thed Call997 Sit/} e11 e n lfl g~ CIIIH N ~ Our nev. , au ma y be l, .. e 111 our opor!m&lll than a mon lh l- or 1nl or rrlOII on con lor 1 Vtll og~ Mo tlor Ap o1 I11Hmh r e n ters able to l or le~1o m ore W O ~K PAN! '::! YOU "l' t·d qto ... ~~l? Cdi Ol> S•~! o nce •so 991.77~ 7 fWO BE DROOM only qq') 3314 1.1 1 itJ~U u lt .,, Sho p Rt 9Cf1b i7J I adult) Unr ~• frj 1 tro Hac•ne oroo '192 585tl API n ~;~ a1 Ro{lr1C S 130 pe r m on 1h '9 49 125:J I A k G~ DRY st01oge 1 oorn Coli 9q11b13 .t room~o and bot h new potnt (a ll 9'fl JU90 HO Ul l: and f wt;otythlllg ll(l o•dl'd tO go IIllO bu)PI P ~~ ~en :J9YJ 11\)UI O! tOrl l AH~AGl lOU ,f lower Pomeroy landmark H~O CCO II btu~,,. II ~prouh &Jack W Car se y, Mgr egg plan !) h t;~ od luttut e )""!:ill P '-'~P~' ) lttJ11gtJtj(ltl ....,o ~ )~t:t bonor 1u chdt pvpp ~ r~ P lu~ rnon y d •fte rOIII Jar•e l •e~ ol bo~Met ) Dor ~pro y ~ J-ove) G, j, M tdd le jlOr t t: l!otr10te 4Y'J 7bJY 1/~ J<rf5 (R FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERT-0-PELS Bco ul •ful f lo v.u t~ cto~~e~ & BLEND Pomeroy landmark Q . . ~ck W. Carsey , Mgr. JIH1 12!i 1977 ~O H D F ISO 41 whctol d11112 b (elten r co .. dt t•t.Jn 99'} )3 40 P!ttt<d lor qut ck Sou Udcm Walburn n1 Hrll 49') /00~ olter ~ 00 pr n J~ HON OA -· ~ , Phone 992-'2181 ~ole A ll SIX HOO M hou~u Uldt l,- roorn 10 o: 10 wood u l tlt ly burld11 g 11 I t pur con to•ned A ( 741 JH4J l~tHH..: l tmt! Cor• SOO RESPON SIB LE PERSON W1nta d to own and operate ca ndy & conf ect ion vend ing Pom eroy an d r out e. surrounding a re~ . Pleasan t busi ness. High profil ilems. Cil n stul put time. Age or ex perienu not i mpor tant. f'AIH Of. S J~ details wri te and include yo ur phone nu,mber : EAGLE INDUSTRIES p t; Clltd Cl01 Ht ~ LI N ~ p n!o l ~ Modl' lr 1t11• 1 heo 11y !>le~ l prpt~ ~ lr rrt)H ar 111 l(l loel to !! ot mclll(l ro )Ut i 14/0 !:!roadway St 19/J JA Vt l l t.J po• n l Leo rno11d A! OA RD MY Pl ANE \3EFORE EASY LANDS .• UNlESS YOU PREFER A HOLE 11-J THE OF HUR TING ]'l EAD! DAFFODIL: ft\t\"11.\Ja ]ri}1} & o nd <o q >cted Ho, bo t h go ~ and elt:.-rl ttC l urnon: Lorge I OtptJ tl an d ~ t o r ogt> buddu 1g Central cr11 pl u~ l ull ho~ement I or tn WHt d o ruo h n g <on~lrl!l l ron pl ur u b 1119 om! lq>(:llll9 No tOh 1oo la•ge or 100 ~ ~noll Phon e MH.>Dl H '0 R1 J b ed!OOIII ho m e /, 14~ /3 4~ l ull both~ tull y corp olt.td u qu•pped ktt chon w1 t h 111 11:1r HOW LH Y AilllJ MAil11N b ·co m •1o !ur ol gull. f uJnoo:~ O!lr 1 Q ~O III I Y ~~p i t( !t l' ~ rQ r tH rrol 011 <on dtt1on1 n9 a rt o 100 o: d o zor boc khiJl' du111p t•uck 100 lo r 1-"rt(ioJ d 111 yo• d l u il ll'~h lrl c qro-.-cl bl ucMt o p lmmot1011 1 otl 949 2Q1[j tTOO f'h one qq'] oiJ~ j)OIIIIlg k l b9tl 73J1 14J 1-'!H)IlC I 161 -1 1 I:IAIH H00M) AN() Kn thellb Un btg lo t (tl y woter gb~ t Cu1odoled t e•ornt( 1de p1urn / J1:JH81 b1n g CO!p(!ll l l .,. nnd g~,:t~erCII •nat ntenonre I J r ear~ e • TWO SIO N'f' J b t~droorn l tomt::< pet relic e 99'/ :Jb/jtT h o u~~ I A fur nO! t1 ~1ru •n w 111 d o w~ IHR H In M1ddlt!pctt f 11eplot1:1 Ph011e 99'1 Jo~~7 o• qq2 BEDROOM ~~b7 horne I'U lliN) ~X C A V A 11 N G Com plete lorvt <C Pho"e 991/ Hti J ' yu01 ~old All f1 i ~f Inc Cl o~o h ) st hool Nt( il lot wtlh 1r HI:!~ h • Ru 1lo11d 74") 10~0 WINI I:H G f I Ia you t hou~ u ? l e t u~ rnukv tt (Hlll~Cll y 10p011~ A I lt OI! )m Con~ ! ruc !i on SJOO ~I 'J ·i'•••'•o.'<O\I' .,..,... • 4·24· 1 mo . AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 000 rn.ll::'~ Nt'w Goncl roHdt l tort SI t{J() / 4/ J3 lii L AD ILL A C UDOHAOO Clean tri.Celle nl tond, rm" Ph one 997 7467 19 /J f' LYMOU!H ( UOA A ~ k rnq Mr . and Mrs. J im Hupp and lUI Mu dowbrook Rd. Sl230 H43 /Ubi alt er )pn• JO HtiC.ID AIRl f lo11 run gu Oou sons spenl Sunday with Mi . Minnett pol is, M lnn ; 55426 ble oven Pu ll ou t ra ng& !u p l'i/) VW HAHBI1 Goc1cl, CJIIt1t! ttm and Mrs. Henry Stewart at time cu pboo1d i 4 • .& (l 0 11tJb lt.• If/()(;(} mde~ SJ)()U l'h vl•tt Point Pleasant recently. do o • ~ S/00 O':"' •g h1 logo11 ~9'} /14 0 yq) 1107 Mr. and Mrs. Don Manuel f'nr &I.e l O( Al O N I: o wno• 19?l DcJ I~un 1 ~nd daughter , Robin, visited ) ~ VI: HAi !-'HOM d1 eue~ !l oo t do'01 roupe 50 C«i 1rrd~~ Aftt,u ~ TRA GI< car· tape ploye r . s:20 length ~11e ) A!l w orn (mt. t• l (J(J prn coll997 J99 4 Mrs . Mildred Hart Monday at Gold platform rocker 1 15 I iet Reo ~on oh l y p[l(ed 9~5 .d 14(1 Racine . o f cor COflll'f S (boggogEIIOC Mi ) S7 8oby ~e o t l or f rMt ol btr y· C H~A fl RCA po1 tob le col or IV on Mrs. Ullie Hart and Beth tamping Equipnlf'nl whee l~o Good (O IId t IICJ11 Co li de SJ 50 (,., I, w~~te rn 1- lytrr Ann of Racine visited Mr. and 99/ 1b1J t.aed on& wrnm&r 74'1 2b.ttl t CJ I/ :t.J It W d dernfJ s~ (o•t~pcr Mrs . Don Manuel Monday . ) pll con ln• nt:ld Con tm t I:Qrl REDU CE ~ Al-b ond tos.t w1th i: Ak COHN J mcuboto" M o d~·l Mrs. Joyce Manuel and Robin • '~ I '1! 1 I 1:'..... HI~ G o Be~e fof'll to t\ ,C111d f:: · Vop I ~ shotgun f4/l:J )<I visited Mrs . Bessie Erwin at f't>lllt'I!JJ I )),10 wo te! pt ll~ Ne ! ~ on Drug tqTJ () A 1')UN PI CKUP 0ood 111 Ra ci ne Wednesday. tiiiJ ~I AFK kAH ' hid dll .... n mg tondH•on (.,noel · t tru~ tO&~ WI:IGHI SAf-t:lY 1 Joke NI:W Mr . and Mrs . Marvin Hough bodv $ /.}{J JU go ltor rrttrtptH O pen ~ tn J 1 ft ~h·~lh B SLIM d 1e! p ion o n d Aquovop H Go ~ ~ to,P . tlott er y c1l elt11 tr 1r gas hot wOlf~ • IOT tk ~:/ ) !l p1t:t r McGuire, Pomeroy, visited v.ote r pdls Vd loge Ph o r · d ~n ell e ~et GrN111 !ecl rll f't tl:!h r(j(•r nt nr l1 ktl now mar y 271 N ) nd A ~ lt! MJd Mr . and Mrs . Joe Manuel, I J ') /J'JII qq111~1 . " dleport @ Sund~ . "" 9 lG- Fam;Jy Alta ir 10; Andy Grillilh 8 10 OG-Card Sharks 3, 4,15: Edge ol Nigh I 6; Pass the Buck 8. Joker 's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10·3()-Ho llywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes6 ; 520,000 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-ONWARD AND UPWARD .::-- - - ( ] Pomer oy , Oh io 4 4 1 mo . MR~ PUOOLE POOR MR. PUDI>.E ... ~ILLEO 15 1\ "'tAN OLD WOMA N .. . tN 1HAT PLANE CRAS H ... W" Y DID SUCH FO R61'1 HER KiND, LI5SA ... NFV'ER Partridge Fam ily 4; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame St . by Henrt Arnold and Bob Lee Tomorrow 8,10 ; Elec. Co. 33. 1 00-F or Ri cher. For Poorer 3: All My Children 6113; News 8; Young & the Rest less 10; Not For Women On ly II :Jo- Oays ot Our L ives 3,4, 15; As The World Tur ns 8.10: 2:00-0 ne Li te Ia Live 6,13 . l :JG-Doclors l, 4, 15, Guiding Lighl 8.1 0. l ·OG-Anolher World 3.4 ,1 5; Genera l Hospllal 6 13· Lili as , Yog a & You 20 . 3 .3ti- AII In The Fam ily 8, 10; ~ g • o o. ..., , . lOOK BAC K· WE'RE MOVIN ' O N .' DRtA ,..-1 5 CAN LOTS o· FOlKS WORK, IF THEY A FINE MAN? HAVE DREAM S t1UT YOUR S WORK AT 446-3643 4 DO-M ist er Cartoon 3 ; Superman 4 ; For Richer , For Poorer II: Merv Gr illln 6: Addams Family 8; Sesame Sl 20 ,ll ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13 . 4 lG-Lillle Rascals l . IS: Gilligan's Is . 4, ! : Brady Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4 ; Gu nsmoke 8; Misler Rogers Neighborhood 20.l3 : Hogan's 15. 5 lG-News 6; Elec. Co . 20.33: Mary Tyler Moore 10; fR Y HAR D ENOUGH Prinr answerh ere : [ Saturdsap• s C:.re . leMrs to 10 . 6:3G- NBC News 3, 4,15; ABC News 13: Carol Burnell & Friends6; CBS News8 .10; Over Easy 20,ll . I :OG-Cro55 -Wils 3.4; New lywed Game 6,13 ; Pop Goes The Counlry 8; News 10; Gilligan 's Is . IS; French Che l 10: Boalln g Safety J1. l .lG-Hollywood Squares 3.4: Lei's Go To The Races 8; Candid Camera 6. Mac Neil -Lehrer Reporl lO,Jl ; Price is Righi 10: Thai's Hol lywood 13 : Te levision Honor Society 11. 8·00-Komedy Toni le 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6.1 3: Mov ie " The Alamo· 8.10: Willa Calher's ·America 20 ,ll . 8:lD--l averne 8. Shirley 6, 13 ; . Y·OG-Wheels l .4, 15. Three's Company 6. 13; Mark l XXXXJ[ I I I J (Answers tomorrow ) TONIC WAFE R BIKINI PARO LE W h~ 18\'ln days of dieti ng ma ke- ONE''WEAK'· SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Russel l 33; Six Amer ican Fam ili es 20. 9:3G-Carler Counlry 6: Blue-Collar Capllallsm 13: WHERE 'S SOOOELLA? "THE GIRL'S OI<AY. SHE 'S I OON'T SE:E HER! "THERE ! NE'AR ~E WALL S!:E ><ER HAIR"? Htnderson 175-!Sil Harllord 88l·211l WE GOT 'EM OUTNUMBERED, 80'1'5 ! LET'S GET 'EM ! J.JQ. 1 mo. and !!RAOFOKD A uc11on oe1 (om ..... ple tc So• vnc Ph.o ne 9-11 91487 o r 9 44 ']OC() Ro c•n t:> Oh•o C11tt ~rodf o1d llW OOO on & to have a birth· dall part~ I ..... "' l11'1"''o"e o n d g r o~trl Call b o b 01 Roger Jel l &n doy ph o ne qrn .7089 n~gh t ph one 99j 35'15 o r q92 5232 , to , a d & up • ~@)~~l l . do 1er . LLWilllll ' _,/' _,/' Hoe Se rv1 ce 142-2211 Rufland SELf•Off'fN~f::• ~ -I I WINNIE ." !lEY, Yal JERK/ WI/I?T ARE- YCV ' 15 IN STOCK La rgest Selection I" The Valley 34 Home 30 Uterary 36 ~~~~- of Maine site 42 Conger _ 44 Hwnorisl .. ,.' cc ccccc .• BRIDGE T Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ~....,.,.....,...., imely trump draws crucial 21 Slobs 23 Deca· liter : abbr . 24 Lu zon tribesman 26 Places ; o'IORTH • J \06 :1 ¥ K.I :I WEST • H2 " 9 8 >4 • Q; J • A54 Pass t AK 1 6 • Q .I EAST • 85 " A Q 10 2 • .I 10 9 + 9 8 6 .I SOU Til • A K Q9 " 76 • 84~ • K 10 1 2 Vulnerable : North-South Dealer : North Wosl North East 1• Pass Pass H Pa!'ls Pass a Pass Pass Pass ' ' ll.\ I LY !' HYI'TOt ! l ' Ol'E - ll o•n ',; h1111 In \\ ork it : Is A X \ ' II L .11 .\ .\ X R I. 0 ~ (; t' E I. I. 0 W Ont• let ter ~l mpl ) ."'1 a1~d:-. fm :mot th• r In t ht !l sampl(' A is fvr tlw thn· r I. ~. X f li t th t• t\lo 0 ' · f'l r" Si ngle lc uers. Openi ng leart : • 4 By Oswa ld Jacoby and Alan Sontag ll!ll'd A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR ~=~~ge 25 27 Dispute 2B Perfect :ro Fled to wed 32 FllJ.sler :13 Retiring f'ov'"'R A ,opy OF 4.431 Wtlllam Loc~mote ••TI-lt ~ of 4, ~ ~~~k RUTLAND FURNITURE bor k~·m e 16 Soviet lake 20 Polilical body 22 Soiree sans %'D Lolj(.E ~ r:xc.tiAN~ fHIS 3H ~~;;;Y GOPy op ··How 'ro TRJuN 39 ~~:~r~g "O ~ DOGo'' 40 rock I' . U Youngster Ca ll 74l-l2ll TA L K TO WEND ELL GRATE CARPET CON SULTAN T Chode• R Hot Yesterday's Answer music 1toc~td . loadEH and To m or row 3.4; News 13. 33 Citrus frui t FHANK & ERN IF. ~----------------------------------- 37 Actor pun S1 IUOIS d OHII composer 46 Isolate 47 Secluded hollow 4~ Slaphappy OOWN l Ladybird Johnson 's first name 2 Parenta ~e 3 Do sums 4 Psalm word for pause 5 Buddlng M.D.'s course 6 Pullet 7 Deteriora te 8 Glandular organ 9 Stgnilied lO Quarrel 29 Ribicoff 31 finale ' ·l' ' .... ,, Buy where you can como In a nd see whal you 're gotlllng - Good seltcllon s - Fuf\y backh oe wo 1k dump hu e ~ • onrt 'lo bo p lor hu liil w1ll haul At: ROSS I F.mbrace 6 Top position 10 Baseball pitch ll Pennsy lvania city 12 E:mergency lig hting 13 Temporary star 14 Street : Fr . 15 Doctors' org. 17 Private room 18 Nabokov novel : 1969 19 Operetta areas 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock one! olltype't o f gent:Hol repn• t WorM guaranteed 70 yt~ot~ e~. per tem:. e Phon e 9917409 Bo ck l'mqoin~ AI Low AI 14 88 sq. yd. • Beca~~ Now theLill Know l'm everl.]bOd4 knuw,; a .:b:Jclennq,decrepit I'm the ?ame aqe senile olci relic \i ~<: as uou are! ~~~)Tha t's wh_4','""-" Rubber Bach Carpet . Plurnb1r19 healing dttche r · 'ies. Aver4. All co rpt l in•l•lltd with paddin g • t no charge . Ex perl inslall•lion. Ca ll Aller 5:00 or Anytime S. lu rday 992-1119 or 991 -5041 4-27 li e fdl d111 - SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LITTLE & SAVE A LOT DAVE'S BACKHOE ~X( A V AIING "•' " "· ' CheSler, Ohio 10-30-c , hOt 7 Phone (0 14) 985 f.i o~o~ I C JH11 Jack's ~tiC Tank semce Wlil H lP AI~ t oa sTer ~ 110 115 all \•noll o p pl t o n(e~ lawn 11•0wet f1 C• t to Sto le H tghwo y Go1oge Anyda y, anyti me. Pho ne Y8S·l806 Jac k Ginlor !85-JBOI DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ~ OWlRI ~w~~PCJ~ Ca ll fo r estimate, 24 hou r urvlu . 20. 10 3G-Black Perspeclive On The News 10. II :DO-News 3.4.6 .8. 10, ll.IS ; WVa . Pr imary ·18 8; Dick Ca vell 20: Over Easy l l II ·JG-Johnny Carson 3.4.15; Mi55 las Vegas Showglr l Pagea nt 6.1l: ABC New• l3 : Movie " Bui iiW 10. 12 DO-Mov ie " King Creole" 8: J anak ! l3 :. 1:00- by THOMAS j oSEPH UNION OPE RA TED SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Mar y Tyler Moore 13. 10 ·00- ·Famil y 6,13 ; Six American Fam ilies 33 ; News ~ Al.I.EV OOP . WETHERALL CONCRETE o' see lhi s one , ii'S " • " worlh 111e pri ce. Located cff Rl . arrange the ct rcled "Get A load Of This" REDI BEDS & 1 11 baths . J.S ac,: .,, ~ - t"' -.~re l and with balance In pasture an d wood . ~ .aer bern & garage . Yo u mu$1 Now lorm the surpnse answer. as sug· gested by ltle abo'lle ca rtoon Norwood, N.J. 0764a. ll'lclucte your name, address. zip cO&e and makti YOU Pr ice redu ced to 146.900 Allracllv e rcm0de led ·2 slory farrn home ... ~~ Ul home features . a largo livi ng room , din r";,c;~~ .•tehen. 5 bedrooms, I Jumbles Answer 7l?Y/NG 7V 00/ KILt ME? 68 ACRE FARM -rr?"''1J 1 . - ch ecks payable lo Newspaper books huh! A very nice I'> story 4 Hogan ' s Heroes 15 . 6:0G-News 3.4,6,8.10, ll , IS; ABC News 6; Feeling FreE N EW JUST OFF PRESS! JUMBLE BOOK lf11 wlll1110 puutes la&\lall· able tor S1.35 pos tpaid ! rom Jumbl&, clo this newspaper P 0 eo11 J.t Hu tlond Oh1o Phone 742 1000 be droom home •n gOOd cond 1l lon Fea tures a basement wt th fln l!iohed lam ilv room and lau ndry room , eat in lc:1 f Chen . 11v1ng roo m & bath . Large lot with fenced yard Call now . price d to iell. r] 1 Service loi~MODlUN G ' ' Consumer Survi val Kit 5 00-Here A~¥60DY ' S YOU Al.WA'( 5 liME PLANS . A NN1E · Radiator.--- , Bo •l "' 20 ; Cousleau Odyssey 33. II 55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 OG-Newscenter 3: 120,000 P yram id 4; Sanlord & Son 15 ; News 4,6, 10; Gambil B. 12 3G-Ryan·s Hope 6.13 : Bob Braun ' · Search lor I0 [~ ~NDOAf!/ no E. M•i n Sl. R. " l deni i• J 13. Pyramid II 0()-High Rollers J.4, ll : Happy Days 6.1l II l()-Wheel of Fortune l ,l5; Family Feud 6.13; tSTEWEN1 ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II ~tllllr(f! THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY l7S ln Meiqs County . 9 00--Merv Griffin 3 . Ph i-l Donahue 4 .. 15 . Emergency One 6; Brady Bun c h 8; Match Game. Her~s 10; Emergency One 13: Petticoat Junction ~E WING MA C HIN~ Rep 011 ~ ~e r ..-Ke all mohtn fl912iij 4 !he t tl iHIC Sho p fl o merov A ulh o rueocl )tngtt• So lu!> and CALL REDUCED TO ill .YOD News 8; Bul1winkle 10. Bunch 10. For & Se rv ice Phone 992 -11 13 c:omm erc:i.iti l. DO- -Today 3, 4.15 , Good Morn1ng America 6.13: tBS 20 . I BYDAN I News 6; 6.5$--Chuck Whi le Reporls 7 l~ Sc hoolies 10 . B:OG-Capl. Kangaroo 8.10. I RUSUP i I I r--+J'--TO"""' ""·'"""· 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2 164 Nv w1y l rcun 7 one lener to eacll SQI,!are . 10 for ~ tou r o rdinary wo tds !l!;j ~ 4141 t Ttde\ . 4; 10: New5 13. Unscramble these tour Jumble s BOHN L USt:!~ & Gibson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Se rvice. (61 4 ) 667 -6177 Be twee n 7: 30 & 9 : 00 p .m. 4 ll I mo. P. Columbus ~ THAT SC RAMBLEDWORD GAM E ~ ~ ~..J.'-!?) U;lL!l Ma ss e~ Ferguso n Announced 10 6 (){)._PT t n, ~-, 11: 6~5 Conce rn s &. ,Comments 10; 6:3ti-Focu s on 30 That Na shv il le M usic 3. In Search Of 4; M uppet Show 6; Match Game PM 8: MacNeil L ehrer Repor t10,33; Wil d K ingdom 10 . Can d id Camera 13; Na c;hvi lle o n lhe Road 15 8: 00- .li tt le House On The Pr ai r ie 3, 4, 15 , All Sta r Family Fe ud 6. 13 , Amerie'd ' s Jun1 or Miss Pagean t 8.1 0; Consumer Survival Kit 10.33 B 30-- Turnab out 10.33. 9. 00-Wheel s 3. 4.15: Stars Sa lute I sr ae l al 30 6, 13. A rt Am e r ica 10 . Meet i ng of M inds 33 9 30-Mash 8.10; Arf Amer ica 20; 10 00-Lou Grant B. 10; New ~to ?0. Originals 33 . Pllmeroy, 0 . 3-15-tl c MODERN SUPPLY Small engine mower service, JERRY MURPHY u11d Pill ' ya rd Call lXC AVAliN G tl 4'1 ~Jl~ Roc 111e l: . cel ltHll <ondtt.on ! 7)0 Ho wo 1d Bu chha ld Hu tlonrl Oh•o 74/ 'll7b f' l l'MOU1H '::l tu1 a "' o ud '14tl long iiono111 1 ~tn o ll lr. 11 1'1 / 4 YAMAHA 6)0 rno l o1c 11 rle lul\ y insured Free Esl. Call : "1·1815 4-Y1 mo. pd . low f' ~ I.HI i!l Speci al ize d g r ad i ng , dr ivew ays , landsc api ng , etc. D &ETTEII: BOTH BE l ~!:l DOZER FOR HIRE Ex per ien ce i nd ~!:KIO IMPA LA {!1191110 4·9· 1 mo . ~~~~ S,ltrOCJ !) 14 ij4j 'I4JJ u"tlr h(luled 197i / Ok D LID 1\ 73 lwu) low 1 dry tub~ ") !on luriiOtl:' rmrl Ho rv~y '/ !j .. Ph . 992-2848 SUT HE CAN'T USE TH E $AME TACTIC ON DEAD· HEAD FOR FE A~ t APS DEA DHEAD'S TWO (;UNM EN WIT H THE DOWt.l · SLA S T FII:OM HIS JET PODS ... Muffler Brakes T ire s Shoc~ s Battery . In s t a llation Service 11 0\N I 0d10 i Ill tl~ I 0d 10 r o p~ v111 yl rop ~ ueiiC111t (OII drt •Orl ~ ou 9 13 ~ 3949 ~m it ( H ~Vfo'Olll rnti\OU~J '~ Coti94'J J071 l he11 ICIIIOdc l cd Therm a l In s ulation S.ve lo pel . to 10 pel. on healing cosl 1'1'/l BUIC K Phone<# ~/ JI~J nov. 1"1/4 ICd iOI Of' C O ~! 11011 Ce llulosic (wood fib e r l 991 7-I!:IJ good plniltHm ,~olt"~ Requires " ' 1nd Sl495 t o Blown lnsulaOOn JIM KEESEE Eve ning s Call 446-1796 or 446-1881 IY7i PON I IA C CAIAliNA 94/ 704U 1~995 cuh inv..lm enl. For l t k t~ ne a t f' hon~;~ IN GALLIPOLIS Au to Sales ~1}1 1 ']J (ho rmcl CIS or11enno plu~ PA ~ y ~ te rn lot~ lrhoo h IN RUT LAND b tUlllll!l pot l tol bo 1h co• por t utdt ly bud d tng Ch e ck our low , low pnces on Geroldtfle Cle la nd f-OR "A~M O R I A I S•ew oll J&L 1WO HOU~I:~ In Sy 1oc u~e on 1 or r(' lo l ~fXJIIOU) J bedtOOI!l w1 1h lo•g1' u11lr 11' room Hard wood lloo•~o and corpt./1 • rut l tt ee~o an d ~ !Hu b~ 1rl Roc •lle 3 r O!TV~ l:i &oult l ul ' bed1 00 11l J bol h ho me Lo1n ~ J) Phon e9111218 1 IMI. . . . . !OtnOI O plant~ IJ\Oil y k llld~ Of hung1ng bmkct ~ and po t llo .-te•~ large ~o~~~ly o ! un nuol~ .n f la t ~ (lt~IO r ld fo otH) and Grecnhou~e Ro (me H o r~do ~ U RNI SH EO our and w iT h e • Ito 500 b{lg~ ul A p p rn ~ w ood ~d H•gh pleto1 ~ < on· p l~: l u )hop N Jnd ~ ~ 10 • )0 1 bed• oom mobile home tn irt YAL( IORK ld1 Phon .: l!Jq UU,or ~ 4 9 7710 lor 11101e lll l ~rllll OI•Or l bl ow er ~ 10 1011 A ( ~~ ONt Oluo M •rldlli!porl 711-1010 MOORE'S SALES AND SERVIC E 11 -9-llc h'OOM 1WO ~ t0 1y h ou~~ Dou hie goto~l' w rth ope• trnl;'nt uul bu t l dmg~ 1'/ OtT ell. Hul lon d )ee 0 1 7421 4/ l I~C y <l e d j t.'011\ 1CIIt!t01\) 011.\, de""" 'u r o !! ~ Odd~ and l nd~ ~~terlton Jra 1l er II M e 1g ~ lt~nt:>~ton(• per inch usi ng only the best Dupont materia ls. C APTA I~ E A ~Y TUESDAY, MA¥9.1978 41- Far m Reporlll ; I :SG-PTL Club ll : 5 l >-To Be Robbins· Spo llighl 8: News 10, G1iliqan's Is 15. Danie l Fos ter . M 0 . '10; Know Your SC hools 33 . 4'11 !Oob \t9 .9S S24 .95 B J l OOMoin 51. Pom eroy , Oh io PomeroY991-6281 or 991-6261 8 A.M. Io 4:10 P.M. Ot Q9) 111 3 00 ~l11rh war ;.. h u u~oe GI4J 7(JCI J (J04 177 l-ll86 II( ot Phnru • '19i J l)b th~ lJo•ly 'lt~rt r mel 111 (ou•l '!l11ect Pcm •L'ICJ'f tiiO!hlltc:, 4 RM l urllt!ohed nnd S~NIO H rtHH h1111o' COUIIIIII!;J lrorne t QQ!tl ) Olld baTh t lo'iiOr OUI b u•ldtng~ 4 oc•e~> land or e d gl' of Hut lond (ornpl c l c 11011e• IIQu it u p oh o '] b o n k~ opp r or~ crl pt op er tv o t S IS )00 Pho n(' tim mg ). Fuel mjec t 1on ~ I N )l MA 7-tj JI OJ ~10 H V At 24 Ye a r ~ Servlc: e SPRING SP ECIAL Complete·Pa int Jobs $100.00 Small Cars ms.oo La rge Car> 1175.00 Trucks Body work & repair 11.00 CM'l'AIN EAiiV EXPEIII~liiU PWMBING & HEATING INC. 4•d 01 1 ~0 ~ ht!Ot Ol ld 011 I til1 d l l t·l 11111Q I ili rt ! level lo r 111 1-: ullond $11:1 OUO. f'h on C' Free tn spe ct ton ol tgnttron , points \effing (dwell and condtt 1on resista nce and Tu ne-up and coole d engin e ti UIHWUGH} Rt . I Mlddleporl, Ohio HAPPEN TO SUC H CARTER lo t( I , or 1 e~ on loa dtng ( r eok Hood gal. .wfr . lnk .·2 hold In ks . E• . co~d . Call daylt me Mon .- Fri. onlv H.C. Peery, New Haven, l04-88l·1081. 5 00 ·Here Come The Brt d es 1 Star Tr ek .t Lu nsmoke 8. M i~te r Roge r s 20.33 . ll o g<m s H••r oc'> 10, Pet l tcoa t Junction 15 5 30. N ew~ 6; E 1er Co 70 .33 MM y 1 y ler Moore 10 , Hogan ' s Heroes 15 6 Oo- News 3. 4,6,8, 10, 1J, 15 , ABC News 6. Zoom 20 . 6 30 NBC News 3. 4. 15, ABC News 13 Ca r ol Burne It & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Ea'sy 70 7 OQ-.. Cross W i ls 3.4 : Newlywed Ga me 6, 1:1 ; Marty 0 1ERR10l E TH ING Coll9tJ)jCI27 h e dr nor11~ wt t lt BY O WNHI ) Opening Specia ls Good thr u May 13t h re f ., fur ., h t r ., shower , du aI b• rter y . 30 Phone 991-]148 or YY1 -S020 FREE PARKING lll 1 mo. ~on e!> by )(t ~ a lo. ) 9 West -Hor ton Street MONDAY . MAY 8. 1m ~ les ···KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. w!th ~ roo m hotl~tl f'R~~ G A ~ 'lt m g urogt.! !>UII11111'1 lur d um an d b o1 d e rerl IWO i#G Fo r The Be st Pri ce In Town See Denv er Kapple ;,AUTO PAINTING AT JU ','• l lltOIItlltg u l~ou .~.dmotltmg helo11d Mo rtgogl' II l Sl a te Ath eP~ j.lhOIIC l biJ I !!<#") :JOSI ;'l illtOIII 1 Now Open in Mason st o\le , - .. & EXTERIOR PAINTS VA f.HA VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS 77 Dodge, 8,000 mole•. 18', II .. l60 V-8, air, AM-FM laP< , sleeps 6, CB, gas.elec. 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YIii S l<' lh A l htJ II p All Hulptllll1 ... \\ 1111 Ill<\ lilllllf flt ·r It 11 l Y ·.., .11 t ' 'P• '' " ll PL)lJ J\ ~ ~~ l f j ll'\ POMEROY LANDMARK Be d ding P l an t s, Poll ed Pia t1ts , Dis h Gardens , Han g ing Basket s. Vegeta bl e P lants . S UCKER A S TH E STATE, SURGEON o.rr,.,.,.,l I'IIUD it Syracuse. 0 . Notict'l!i rrlilltl.lll ~rriro·• HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE I ,u ll 11 1111[ 11, I llw IHIIliiiiiiJII IJ " '' ' d~ '" I • i'lll.' 1'<'1 '' '~r'd [tt' l tl.o• \tb 11111111111! "lilt I \[run rutllo\'< III II, , [,h~ 11111 ht• , llollil<~i ,rl llh I d,n CONFI':RS WITH THE PLASTIC I; J II III 10.30--Farm Diqest 20 . Anvone for Tenn'yson? 33. LESS THAN T HAT. BUT SU RELY YOU DONT EXPECT M E TO BE A S BIG A THESE AREC's ! IF THE~'RE VEIN 'lOU 1.\-\PORTANT OuJN A IF 'IVV vWN CAT? A CAL WHEN l{Ql) WRITE TO ,.\ FR IEND ..\BOUT ~OUR CAT L/OU J.l ..l.'vE TO ~N O W HOWTO ,v\..1.1-.E 6000 C'S ~ ··r- c THE'{ h,.\\E uTHE ~ USESTOO uJH IC I L,\N EWLr\,N (MVVIW L.-l.-~E R apo,qrop hrs , til t• kngth and ffll!llal to tl td 1lw words ar e all h t nl " Eat•h da~ 1hr · ro dt• I• li t' I~ all' di 1Tt'll' l11 Oswald : " The nght lime to draw trumps is as soon as yo u ca n alford it. .. ( .Rl' I'T I Hlt lfiTES Alan : " Here is a hand that illustra tes lhts . South really CI P ZP RPF PZ J KV K FKUUPN 'inds himself in an a ppar ently easy four-spade conQHUPVV i; iPZP J KV K I Y S I tract. South plays dummy's )Bck of hearts at trick one 1y u u R P K Z X N .Y R C V and E:asl wins with the queen . Oack comes the jack DZBO I PUBYVP of diamonds. South wins in Yeslerday's Cryptoq uote: WHOE:VER SE:RVES HIS COUN- dummy and should cash just two trumps before going af· TRY WELL HAS NO NEE:D OF ANCESTRY .-VOLTAIRE ler clubs . If he draws three ll o\ HNEY IT'S SPRING HOUSECLEAN IN' TIME,TATER roun ds he ca n be beaten ." Os wal d : ·· He not onlv can be beaten but he probably will be 1f he does draw that thi rd round . His next play wo\J be a cl ub and if West hops right up wi th his ace and leads a second heart the defense w111 have three tn cks in, South will ruff a third hea rt wtth his last trump and won't be able to discard dummy's two losi ng diamonds on long cl ubs.·· Alan : ·· Just two rounds of trumps an d South is in lull command . He wi ll have a trump entry to his ha nd to cas h the last two clubs and discard dummy 's two small diamonds . You hold : • A X X • Axx t A XX + II X X X Do you ope,r1the bidding, and. tf you do, what is your choice ·' . We t e ~d not to open with Jusll 2 high-card po ints and 4-3.:1.:1 distribution but if the " x's " include a ~ouple of tens we might open this hand . In that case our choice is one club. · 1Nt: WSPA PI<:H t-:1\' TF:tU,tW\F. 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Po'n "' •o y f o rt> ~ ! Pro lop f lltte l ot lo1mld nlg ~oow tt mbet Coli q97 SQ6 ~ or K&nt Hanby I 44 6 b'70 duns OLO 1-URN I I URI: 11e b o, e!o bra'h b e rh uon bed~ et< (Omp le te hou )eh ol d~ Wr 1te M 0 Mdl e 1 Rt 4 Pontet oy 991 77b0 Oh 10 I to S we eM old long hou e d ktt ten~ 1 ve e• old silver gray ho,red cot Phone tl 4 3 A l)o 1 colno 4 ~ 44 NO II I:M 100 lotge 01 too )moll W dl b u y I pt e(e or roon ple te hou ~eh old New u~ t!d o• on 11 que\ Mm1111 ~ 1-ultll l Ute 20 N l nd !,r M tddle p or l Ph one C HIP WOO D P ol e~ •no ~ d1o rne te • 10 on lo1g e ~1 end S8 p" r 1011 8 undl &d ~tlob S6 per Ton De \1ver ed 10. Oh •o Po lleT Co Rr 1 Pome ro y 99] Lb~9 S C A ~HS, l ot 1un k r or ~ h ye ~ l rur k and Auto l'o rl\ W • ~:~ [ lo.e r ~ef liCE! 111 e ~ole and Rep0 1• Ru t land 7-4 1 108 1 or P~n n z o•! HH[ PERSIAN halt grown k11ten!o to good home 1 white 1 cr ea m 1-e rnol e~ 949 L.a 17 PROBATE COURT OF COUNTY , OHIO ES TATE OF FLOYD RUPE DE CEA SE D Case No 22383 MEIGS J NOTICE OF CO IN!, C LJ IHI: ~ N C V t o k~ n~ old porka t wol<he~ a nd d1o1n~ ..,,1.,1:1r on d gold Wa 11el.?d lf164 and old fH ~od"e1 co•m Buy ~ell 01 11 od e Co lt Roger Wom~ l er 74/7)31 (t) M I( booM\ OF FIDUCIARY On May 3, 1978 , 1n The Me1QS County Pro oate Court , Case No 21383 . Jane Al1c e Rupe . Rt 1. Oe111er .. on .o w~:~s ap po rn ted Aam tn l stralr i K of t he estate of F lo yd J Rupe , L de c eased l ate o t R t Del(ter . Oh 10 Mannmg 0 Webster Probate Ju dge Clerk )! c;: Fairview .News Notes By Mrs . Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs . Russell Holsinger and children, Mr . and Mrs . Lewis Hudaon , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush , Mrs. Betty McG uire and daughter , Re eks , Jeanne Arms of Pomeroy and Denise Talbott of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs . Joe Manuel anti Sid and Tim . Mrs. E:dith Manuel , Mrs. Flossie Bush , Mr . and Mrs. Don Manuel and Robin were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Hupp . Mr. and Mr s . Russell Rou sh , Cmdy , Edward, Brenda Lawrence of Port · land , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ha gey , Brad and Stephanie, Mr . and Mrs. Bob Russell of Wulfpen , Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton were Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs . Ronald Russell , Mandy and Mike. BU Y A lt. ~ Cholrnl:!r~ D 1.a D 15 01 John Deere. 111 good con d 1t ton 741 2J)9 W AN T 10 Pomeroy landmark ~ t OIIIUII1 chl otrd & ICtl liiJC I dog loo d a nd oil type ~ o 1 ~ olt h tci~IO f )all W ot k ~ lt l( Mou1 ':)t f' OIIH.'TO~ Y'-l/ JCI~ I 1 8 Putnor11 U1 Ar h L'II~ '::It ~q:; oiJ ~01(' /j II +-' 0':11'::> lut -· ,oil Mr ll b079 o• tJI Jt/tb lltj~ l0(U~1 ~ lo ng S l "t'a<h 197'::1 ~ ord 1- /)(I 4 whet' I d r r.-e S31l00 G oori , un dot ton IJ!JJ b:Jq5 01 !:1 4J ?9JJ 3 AN D l u1m, h~:~d opt~ u1\ q9i Ph o r•~;~ ~ 4 34 COU NTR Y MOBIL !: H orn e Pork Hou le :13 r•ur th o ! Po111e r o y la rge lo h Call 9q'} 747q SM A ll AP I ~uila b l e lor onl ~ m, ll ~ u r f\t thed Call997 Sit/} e11 e n lfl g~ CIIIH N ~ Our nev. , au ma y be l, .. e 111 our opor!m&lll than a mon lh l- or 1nl or rrlOII on con lor 1 Vtll og~ Mo tlor Ap o1 I11Hmh r e n ters able to l or le~1o m ore W O ~K PAN! '::! YOU "l' t·d qto ... ~~l? Cdi Ol> S•~! o nce •so 991.77~ 7 fWO BE DROOM only qq') 3314 1.1 1 itJ~U u lt .,, Sho p Rt 9Cf1b i7J I adult) Unr ~• frj 1 tro Hac•ne oroo '192 585tl API n ~;~ a1 Ro{lr1C S 130 pe r m on 1h '9 49 125:J I A k G~ DRY st01oge 1 oorn Coli 9q11b13 .t room~o and bot h new potnt (a ll 9'fl JU90 HO Ul l: and f wt;otythlllg ll(l o•dl'd tO go IIllO bu)PI P ~~ ~en :J9YJ 11\)UI O! tOrl l AH~AGl lOU ,f lower Pomeroy landmark H~O CCO II btu~,,. II ~prouh &Jack W Car se y, Mgr egg plan !) h t;~ od luttut e )""!:ill P '-'~P~' ) lttJ11gtJtj(ltl ....,o ~ )~t:t bonor 1u chdt pvpp ~ r~ P lu~ rnon y d •fte rOIII Jar•e l •e~ ol bo~Met ) Dor ~pro y ~ J-ove) G, j, M tdd le jlOr t t: l!otr10te 4Y'J 7bJY 1/~ J<rf5 (R FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERT-0-PELS Bco ul •ful f lo v.u t~ cto~~e~ & BLEND Pomeroy landmark Q . . ~ck W. Carsey , Mgr. JIH1 12!i 1977 ~O H D F ISO 41 whctol d11112 b (elten r co .. dt t•t.Jn 99'} )3 40 P!ttt<d lor qut ck Sou Udcm Walburn n1 Hrll 49') /00~ olter ~ 00 pr n J~ HON OA -· ~ , Phone 992-'2181 ~ole A ll SIX HOO M hou~u Uldt l,- roorn 10 o: 10 wood u l tlt ly burld11 g 11 I t pur con to•ned A ( 741 JH4J l~tHH..: l tmt! Cor• SOO RESPON SIB LE PERSON W1nta d to own and operate ca ndy & conf ect ion vend ing Pom eroy an d r out e. surrounding a re~ . Pleasan t busi ness. High profil ilems. Cil n stul put time. Age or ex perienu not i mpor tant. f'AIH Of. S J~ details wri te and include yo ur phone nu,mber : EAGLE INDUSTRIES p t; Clltd Cl01 Ht ~ LI N ~ p n!o l ~ Modl' lr 1t11• 1 heo 11y !>le~ l prpt~ ~ lr rrt)H ar 111 l(l loel to !! ot mclll(l ro )Ut i 14/0 !:!roadway St 19/J JA Vt l l t.J po• n l Leo rno11d A! OA RD MY Pl ANE \3EFORE EASY LANDS .• UNlESS YOU PREFER A HOLE 11-J THE OF HUR TING ]'l EAD! DAFFODIL: ft\t\"11.\Ja ]ri}1} & o nd <o q >cted Ho, bo t h go ~ and elt:.-rl ttC l urnon: Lorge I OtptJ tl an d ~ t o r ogt> buddu 1g Central cr11 pl u~ l ull ho~ement I or tn WHt d o ruo h n g <on~lrl!l l ron pl ur u b 1119 om! lq>(:llll9 No tOh 1oo la•ge or 100 ~ ~noll Phon e MH.>Dl H '0 R1 J b ed!OOIII ho m e /, 14~ /3 4~ l ull both~ tull y corp olt.td u qu•pped ktt chon w1 t h 111 11:1r HOW LH Y AilllJ MAil11N b ·co m •1o !ur ol gull. f uJnoo:~ O!lr 1 Q ~O III I Y ~~p i t( !t l' ~ rQ r tH rrol 011 <on dtt1on1 n9 a rt o 100 o: d o zor boc khiJl' du111p t•uck 100 lo r 1-"rt(ioJ d 111 yo• d l u il ll'~h lrl c qro-.-cl bl ucMt o p lmmot1011 1 otl 949 2Q1[j tTOO f'h one qq'] oiJ~ j)OIIIIlg k l b9tl 73J1 14J 1-'!H)IlC I 161 -1 1 I:IAIH H00M) AN() Kn thellb Un btg lo t (tl y woter gb~ t Cu1odoled t e•ornt( 1de p1urn / J1:JH81 b1n g CO!p(!ll l l .,. nnd g~,:t~erCII •nat ntenonre I J r ear~ e • TWO SIO N'f' J b t~droorn l tomt::< pet relic e 99'/ :Jb/jtT h o u~~ I A fur nO! t1 ~1ru •n w 111 d o w~ IHR H In M1ddlt!pctt f 11eplot1:1 Ph011e 99'1 Jo~~7 o• qq2 BEDROOM ~~b7 horne I'U lliN) ~X C A V A 11 N G Com plete lorvt <C Pho"e 991/ Hti J ' yu01 ~old All f1 i ~f Inc Cl o~o h ) st hool Nt( il lot wtlh 1r HI:!~ h • Ru 1lo11d 74") 10~0 WINI I:H G f I Ia you t hou~ u ? l e t u~ rnukv tt (Hlll~Cll y 10p011~ A I lt OI! )m Con~ ! ruc !i on SJOO ~I 'J ·i'•••'•o.'<O\I' .,..,... • 4·24· 1 mo . AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER 000 rn.ll::'~ Nt'w Goncl roHdt l tort SI t{J() / 4/ J3 lii L AD ILL A C UDOHAOO Clean tri.Celle nl tond, rm" Ph one 997 7467 19 /J f' LYMOU!H ( UOA A ~ k rnq Mr . and Mrs. J im Hupp and lUI Mu dowbrook Rd. Sl230 H43 /Ubi alt er )pn• JO HtiC.ID AIRl f lo11 run gu Oou sons spenl Sunday with Mi . Minnett pol is, M lnn ; 55426 ble oven Pu ll ou t ra ng& !u p l'i/) VW HAHBI1 Goc1cl, CJIIt1t! ttm and Mrs. Henry Stewart at time cu pboo1d i 4 • .& (l 0 11tJb lt.• If/()(;(} mde~ SJ)()U l'h vl•tt Point Pleasant recently. do o • ~ S/00 O':"' •g h1 logo11 ~9'} /14 0 yq) 1107 Mr. and Mrs. Don Manuel f'nr &I.e l O( Al O N I: o wno• 19?l DcJ I~un 1 ~nd daughter , Robin, visited ) ~ VI: HAi !-'HOM d1 eue~ !l oo t do'01 roupe 50 C«i 1rrd~~ Aftt,u ~ TRA GI< car· tape ploye r . s:20 length ~11e ) A!l w orn (mt. t• l (J(J prn coll997 J99 4 Mrs . Mildred Hart Monday at Gold platform rocker 1 15 I iet Reo ~on oh l y p[l(ed 9~5 .d 14(1 Racine . o f cor COflll'f S (boggogEIIOC Mi ) S7 8oby ~e o t l or f rMt ol btr y· C H~A fl RCA po1 tob le col or IV on Mrs. Ullie Hart and Beth tamping Equipnlf'nl whee l~o Good (O IId t IICJ11 Co li de SJ 50 (,., I, w~~te rn 1- lytrr Ann of Racine visited Mr. and 99/ 1b1J t.aed on& wrnm&r 74'1 2b.ttl t CJ I/ :t.J It W d dernfJ s~ (o•t~pcr Mrs . Don Manuel Monday . ) pll con ln• nt:ld Con tm t I:Qrl REDU CE ~ Al-b ond tos.t w1th i: Ak COHN J mcuboto" M o d~·l Mrs. Joyce Manuel and Robin • '~ I '1! 1 I 1:'..... HI~ G o Be~e fof'll to t\ ,C111d f:: · Vop I ~ shotgun f4/l:J )<I visited Mrs . Bessie Erwin at f't>lllt'I!JJ I )),10 wo te! pt ll~ Ne ! ~ on Drug tqTJ () A 1')UN PI CKUP 0ood 111 Ra ci ne Wednesday. tiiiJ ~I AFK kAH ' hid dll .... n mg tondH•on (.,noel · t tru~ tO&~ WI:IGHI SAf-t:lY 1 Joke NI:W Mr . and Mrs . Marvin Hough bodv $ /.}{J JU go ltor rrttrtptH O pen ~ tn J 1 ft ~h·~lh B SLIM d 1e! p ion o n d Aquovop H Go ~ ~ to,P . tlott er y c1l elt11 tr 1r gas hot wOlf~ • IOT tk ~:/ ) !l p1t:t r McGuire, Pomeroy, visited v.ote r pdls Vd loge Ph o r · d ~n ell e ~et GrN111 !ecl rll f't tl:!h r(j(•r nt nr l1 ktl now mar y 271 N ) nd A ~ lt! MJd Mr . and Mrs . Joe Manuel, I J ') /J'JII qq111~1 . " dleport @ Sund~ . "" 9 lG- Fam;Jy Alta ir 10; Andy Grillilh 8 10 OG-Card Sharks 3, 4,15: Edge ol Nigh I 6; Pass the Buck 8. Joker 's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10·3()-Ho llywood Squares 3,4,15; High Hopes6 ; 520,000 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-ONWARD AND UPWARD .::-- - - ( ] Pomer oy , Oh io 4 4 1 mo . MR~ PUOOLE POOR MR. PUDI>.E ... ~ILLEO 15 1\ "'tAN OLD WOMA N .. . tN 1HAT PLANE CRAS H ... W" Y DID SUCH FO R61'1 HER KiND, LI5SA ... NFV'ER Partridge Fam ily 4; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame St . by Henrt Arnold and Bob Lee Tomorrow 8,10 ; Elec. Co. 33. 1 00-F or Ri cher. For Poorer 3: All My Children 6113; News 8; Young & the Rest less 10; Not For Women On ly II :Jo- Oays ot Our L ives 3,4, 15; As The World Tur ns 8.10: 2:00-0 ne Li te Ia Live 6,13 . l :JG-Doclors l, 4, 15, Guiding Lighl 8.1 0. l ·OG-Anolher World 3.4 ,1 5; Genera l Hospllal 6 13· Lili as , Yog a & You 20 . 3 .3ti- AII In The Fam ily 8, 10; ~ g • o o. ..., , . lOOK BAC K· WE'RE MOVIN ' O N .' DRtA ,..-1 5 CAN LOTS o· FOlKS WORK, IF THEY A FINE MAN? HAVE DREAM S t1UT YOUR S WORK AT 446-3643 4 DO-M ist er Cartoon 3 ; Superman 4 ; For Richer , For Poorer II: Merv Gr illln 6: Addams Family 8; Sesame Sl 20 ,ll ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13 . 4 lG-Lillle Rascals l . IS: Gilligan's Is . 4, ! : Brady Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4 ; Gu nsmoke 8; Misler Rogers Neighborhood 20.l3 : Hogan's 15. 5 lG-News 6; Elec. Co . 20.33: Mary Tyler Moore 10; fR Y HAR D ENOUGH Prinr answerh ere : [ Saturdsap• s C:.re . leMrs to 10 . 6:3G- NBC News 3, 4,15; ABC News 13: Carol Burnell & Friends6; CBS News8 .10; Over Easy 20,ll . I :OG-Cro55 -Wils 3.4; New lywed Game 6,13 ; Pop Goes The Counlry 8; News 10; Gilligan 's Is . IS; French Che l 10: Boalln g Safety J1. l .lG-Hollywood Squares 3.4: Lei's Go To The Races 8; Candid Camera 6. Mac Neil -Lehrer Reporl lO,Jl ; Price is Righi 10: Thai's Hol lywood 13 : Te levision Honor Society 11. 8·00-Komedy Toni le 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6.1 3: Mov ie " The Alamo· 8.10: Willa Calher's ·America 20 ,ll . 8:lD--l averne 8. Shirley 6, 13 ; . Y·OG-Wheels l .4, 15. Three's Company 6. 13; Mark l XXXXJ[ I I I J (Answers tomorrow ) TONIC WAFE R BIKINI PARO LE W h~ 18\'ln days of dieti ng ma ke- ONE''WEAK'· SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Russel l 33; Six Amer ican Fam ili es 20. 9:3G-Carler Counlry 6: Blue-Collar Capllallsm 13: WHERE 'S SOOOELLA? "THE GIRL'S OI<AY. SHE 'S I OON'T SE:E HER! "THERE ! NE'AR ~E WALL S!:E ><ER HAIR"? Htnderson 175-!Sil Harllord 88l·211l WE GOT 'EM OUTNUMBERED, 80'1'5 ! LET'S GET 'EM ! J.JQ. 1 mo. and !!RAOFOKD A uc11on oe1 (om ..... ple tc So• vnc Ph.o ne 9-11 91487 o r 9 44 ']OC() Ro c•n t:> Oh•o C11tt ~rodf o1d llW OOO on & to have a birth· dall part~ I ..... "' l11'1"''o"e o n d g r o~trl Call b o b 01 Roger Jel l &n doy ph o ne qrn .7089 n~gh t ph one 99j 35'15 o r q92 5232 , to , a d & up • ~@)~~l l . do 1er . LLWilllll ' _,/' _,/' Hoe Se rv1 ce 142-2211 Rufland SELf•Off'fN~f::• ~ -I I WINNIE ." !lEY, Yal JERK/ WI/I?T ARE- YCV ' 15 IN STOCK La rgest Selection I" The Valley 34 Home 30 Uterary 36 ~~~~- of Maine site 42 Conger _ 44 Hwnorisl .. ,.' cc ccccc .• BRIDGE T Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ~....,.,.....,...., imely trump draws crucial 21 Slobs 23 Deca· liter : abbr . 24 Lu zon tribesman 26 Places ; o'IORTH • J \06 :1 ¥ K.I :I WEST • H2 " 9 8 >4 • Q; J • A54 Pass t AK 1 6 • Q .I EAST • 85 " A Q 10 2 • .I 10 9 + 9 8 6 .I SOU Til • A K Q9 " 76 • 84~ • K 10 1 2 Vulnerable : North-South Dealer : North Wosl North East 1• Pass Pass H Pa!'ls Pass a Pass Pass Pass ' ' ll.\ I LY !' HYI'TOt ! l ' Ol'E - ll o•n ',; h1111 In \\ ork it : Is A X \ ' II L .11 .\ .\ X R I. 0 ~ (; t' E I. I. 0 W Ont• let ter ~l mpl ) ."'1 a1~d:-. fm :mot th• r In t ht !l sampl(' A is fvr tlw thn· r I. ~. X f li t th t• t\lo 0 ' · f'l r" Si ngle lc uers. Openi ng leart : • 4 By Oswa ld Jacoby and Alan Sontag ll!ll'd A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR ~=~~ge 25 27 Dispute 2B Perfect :ro Fled to wed 32 FllJ.sler :13 Retiring f'ov'"'R A ,opy OF 4.431 Wtlllam Loc~mote ••TI-lt ~ of 4, ~ ~~~k RUTLAND FURNITURE bor k~·m e 16 Soviet lake 20 Polilical body 22 Soiree sans %'D Lolj(.E ~ r:xc.tiAN~ fHIS 3H ~~;;;Y GOPy op ··How 'ro TRJuN 39 ~~:~r~g "O ~ DOGo'' 40 rock I' . U Youngster Ca ll 74l-l2ll TA L K TO WEND ELL GRATE CARPET CON SULTAN T Chode• R Hot Yesterday's Answer music 1toc~td . loadEH and To m or row 3.4; News 13. 33 Citrus frui t FHANK & ERN IF. ~----------------------------------- 37 Actor pun S1 IUOIS d OHII composer 46 Isolate 47 Secluded hollow 4~ Slaphappy OOWN l Ladybird Johnson 's first name 2 Parenta ~e 3 Do sums 4 Psalm word for pause 5 Buddlng M.D.'s course 6 Pullet 7 Deteriora te 8 Glandular organ 9 Stgnilied lO Quarrel 29 Ribicoff 31 finale ' ·l' ' .... ,, Buy where you can como In a nd see whal you 're gotlllng - Good seltcllon s - Fuf\y backh oe wo 1k dump hu e ~ • onrt 'lo bo p lor hu liil w1ll haul At: ROSS I F.mbrace 6 Top position 10 Baseball pitch ll Pennsy lvania city 12 E:mergency lig hting 13 Temporary star 14 Street : Fr . 15 Doctors' org. 17 Private room 18 Nabokov novel : 1969 19 Operetta areas 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stock one! olltype't o f gent:Hol repn• t WorM guaranteed 70 yt~ot~ e~. per tem:. e Phon e 9917409 Bo ck l'mqoin~ AI Low AI 14 88 sq. yd. • Beca~~ Now theLill Know l'm everl.]bOd4 knuw,; a .:b:Jclennq,decrepit I'm the ?ame aqe senile olci relic \i ~<: as uou are! ~~~)Tha t's wh_4','""-" Rubber Bach Carpet . Plurnb1r19 healing dttche r · 'ies. Aver4. All co rpt l in•l•lltd with paddin g • t no charge . Ex perl inslall•lion. Ca ll Aller 5:00 or Anytime S. lu rday 992-1119 or 991 -5041 4-27 li e fdl d111 - SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LITTLE & SAVE A LOT DAVE'S BACKHOE ~X( A V AIING "•' " "· ' CheSler, Ohio 10-30-c , hOt 7 Phone (0 14) 985 f.i o~o~ I C JH11 Jack's ~tiC Tank semce Wlil H lP AI~ t oa sTer ~ 110 115 all \•noll o p pl t o n(e~ lawn 11•0wet f1 C• t to Sto le H tghwo y Go1oge Anyda y, anyti me. Pho ne Y8S·l806 Jac k Ginlor !85-JBOI DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ~ OWlRI ~w~~PCJ~ Ca ll fo r estimate, 24 hou r urvlu . 20. 10 3G-Black Perspeclive On The News 10. II :DO-News 3.4.6 .8. 10, ll.IS ; WVa . Pr imary ·18 8; Dick Ca vell 20: Over Easy l l II ·JG-Johnny Carson 3.4.15; Mi55 las Vegas Showglr l Pagea nt 6.1l: ABC New• l3 : Movie " Bui iiW 10. 12 DO-Mov ie " King Creole" 8: J anak ! l3 :. 1:00- by THOMAS j oSEPH UNION OPE RA TED SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Mar y Tyler Moore 13. 10 ·00- ·Famil y 6,13 ; Six American Fam ilies 33 ; News ~ Al.I.EV OOP . WETHERALL CONCRETE o' see lhi s one , ii'S " • " worlh 111e pri ce. Located cff Rl . arrange the ct rcled "Get A load Of This" REDI BEDS & 1 11 baths . J.S ac,: .,, ~ - t"' -.~re l and with balance In pasture an d wood . ~ .aer bern & garage . Yo u mu$1 Now lorm the surpnse answer. as sug· gested by ltle abo'lle ca rtoon Norwood, N.J. 0764a. ll'lclucte your name, address. zip cO&e and makti YOU Pr ice redu ced to 146.900 Allracllv e rcm0de led ·2 slory farrn home ... ~~ Ul home features . a largo livi ng room , din r";,c;~~ .•tehen. 5 bedrooms, I Jumbles Answer 7l?Y/NG 7V 00/ KILt ME? 68 ACRE FARM -rr?"''1J 1 . - ch ecks payable lo Newspaper books huh! A very nice I'> story 4 Hogan ' s Heroes 15 . 6:0G-News 3.4,6,8.10, ll , IS; ABC News 6; Feeling FreE N EW JUST OFF PRESS! JUMBLE BOOK lf11 wlll1110 puutes la&\lall· able tor S1.35 pos tpaid ! rom Jumbl&, clo this newspaper P 0 eo11 J.t Hu tlond Oh1o Phone 742 1000 be droom home •n gOOd cond 1l lon Fea tures a basement wt th fln l!iohed lam ilv room and lau ndry room , eat in lc:1 f Chen . 11v1ng roo m & bath . Large lot with fenced yard Call now . price d to iell. r] 1 Service loi~MODlUN G ' ' Consumer Survi val Kit 5 00-Here A~¥60DY ' S YOU Al.WA'( 5 liME PLANS . A NN1E · Radiator.--- , Bo •l "' 20 ; Cousleau Odyssey 33. II 55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 OG-Newscenter 3: 120,000 P yram id 4; Sanlord & Son 15 ; News 4,6, 10; Gambil B. 12 3G-Ryan·s Hope 6.13 : Bob Braun ' · Search lor I0 [~ ~NDOAf!/ no E. M•i n Sl. R. " l deni i• J 13. Pyramid II 0()-High Rollers J.4, ll : Happy Days 6.1l II l()-Wheel of Fortune l ,l5; Family Feud 6.13; tSTEWEN1 ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II ~tllllr(f! THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY l7S ln Meiqs County . 9 00--Merv Griffin 3 . Ph i-l Donahue 4 .. 15 . Emergency One 6; Brady Bun c h 8; Match Game. Her~s 10; Emergency One 13: Petticoat Junction ~E WING MA C HIN~ Rep 011 ~ ~e r ..-Ke all mohtn fl912iij 4 !he t tl iHIC Sho p fl o merov A ulh o rueocl )tngtt• So lu!> and CALL REDUCED TO ill .YOD News 8; Bul1winkle 10. Bunch 10. For & Se rv ice Phone 992 -11 13 c:omm erc:i.iti l. DO- -Today 3, 4.15 , Good Morn1ng America 6.13: tBS 20 . I BYDAN I News 6; 6.5$--Chuck Whi le Reporls 7 l~ Sc hoolies 10 . B:OG-Capl. Kangaroo 8.10. I RUSUP i I I r--+J'--TO"""' ""·'"""· 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2 164 Nv w1y l rcun 7 one lener to eacll SQI,!are . 10 for ~ tou r o rdinary wo tds !l!;j ~ 4141 t Ttde\ . 4; 10: New5 13. Unscramble these tour Jumble s BOHN L USt:!~ & Gibson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Se rvice. (61 4 ) 667 -6177 Be twee n 7: 30 & 9 : 00 p .m. 4 ll I mo. P. Columbus ~ THAT SC RAMBLEDWORD GAM E ~ ~ ~..J.'-!?) U;lL!l Ma ss e~ Ferguso n Announced 10 6 (){)._PT t n, ~-, 11: 6~5 Conce rn s &. ,Comments 10; 6:3ti-Focu s on 30 That Na shv il le M usic 3. In Search Of 4; M uppet Show 6; Match Game PM 8: MacNeil L ehrer Repor t10,33; Wil d K ingdom 10 . Can d id Camera 13; Na c;hvi lle o n lhe Road 15 8: 00- .li tt le House On The Pr ai r ie 3, 4, 15 , All Sta r Family Fe ud 6. 13 , Amerie'd ' s Jun1 or Miss Pagean t 8.1 0; Consumer Survival Kit 10.33 B 30-- Turnab out 10.33. 9. 00-Wheel s 3. 4.15: Stars Sa lute I sr ae l al 30 6, 13. A rt Am e r ica 10 . Meet i ng of M inds 33 9 30-Mash 8.10; Arf Amer ica 20; 10 00-Lou Grant B. 10; New ~to ?0. Originals 33 . Pllmeroy, 0 . 3-15-tl c MODERN SUPPLY Small engine mower service, JERRY MURPHY u11d Pill ' ya rd Call lXC AVAliN G tl 4'1 ~Jl~ Roc 111e l: . cel ltHll <ondtt.on ! 7)0 Ho wo 1d Bu chha ld Hu tlonrl Oh•o 74/ 'll7b f' l l'MOU1H '::l tu1 a "' o ud '14tl long iiono111 1 ~tn o ll lr. 11 1'1 / 4 YAMAHA 6)0 rno l o1c 11 rle lul\ y insured Free Esl. Call : "1·1815 4-Y1 mo. pd . low f' ~ I.HI i!l Speci al ize d g r ad i ng , dr ivew ays , landsc api ng , etc. D &ETTEII: BOTH BE l ~!:l DOZER FOR HIRE Ex per ien ce i nd ~!:KIO IMPA LA {!1191110 4·9· 1 mo . ~~~~ S,ltrOCJ !) 14 ij4j 'I4JJ u"tlr h(luled 197i / Ok D LID 1\ 73 lwu) low 1 dry tub~ ") !on luriiOtl:' rmrl Ho rv~y '/ !j .. Ph . 992-2848 SUT HE CAN'T USE TH E $AME TACTIC ON DEAD· HEAD FOR FE A~ t APS DEA DHEAD'S TWO (;UNM EN WIT H THE DOWt.l · SLA S T FII:OM HIS JET PODS ... Muffler Brakes T ire s Shoc~ s Battery . In s t a llation Service 11 0\N I 0d10 i Ill tl~ I 0d 10 r o p~ v111 yl rop ~ ueiiC111t (OII drt •Orl ~ ou 9 13 ~ 3949 ~m it ( H ~Vfo'Olll rnti\OU~J '~ Coti94'J J071 l he11 ICIIIOdc l cd Therm a l In s ulation S.ve lo pel . to 10 pel. on healing cosl 1'1'/l BUIC K Phone<# ~/ JI~J nov. 1"1/4 ICd iOI Of' C O ~! 11011 Ce llulosic (wood fib e r l 991 7-I!:IJ good plniltHm ,~olt"~ Requires " ' 1nd Sl495 t o Blown lnsulaOOn JIM KEESEE Eve ning s Call 446-1796 or 446-1881 IY7i PON I IA C CAIAliNA 94/ 704U 1~995 cuh inv..lm enl. For l t k t~ ne a t f' hon~;~ IN GALLIPOLIS Au to Sales ~1}1 1 ']J (ho rmcl CIS or11enno plu~ PA ~ y ~ te rn lot~ lrhoo h IN RUT LAND b tUlllll!l pot l tol bo 1h co• por t utdt ly bud d tng Ch e ck our low , low pnces on Geroldtfle Cle la nd f-OR "A~M O R I A I S•ew oll J&L 1WO HOU~I:~ In Sy 1oc u~e on 1 or r(' lo l ~fXJIIOU) J bedtOOI!l w1 1h lo•g1' u11lr 11' room Hard wood lloo•~o and corpt./1 • rut l tt ee~o an d ~ !Hu b~ 1rl Roc •lle 3 r O!TV~ l:i &oult l ul ' bed1 00 11l J bol h ho me Lo1n ~ J) Phon e9111218 1 IMI. . . . . !OtnOI O plant~ IJ\Oil y k llld~ Of hung1ng bmkct ~ and po t llo .-te•~ large ~o~~~ly o ! un nuol~ .n f la t ~ (lt~IO r ld fo otH) and Grecnhou~e Ro (me H o r~do ~ U RNI SH EO our and w iT h e • Ito 500 b{lg~ ul A p p rn ~ w ood ~d H•gh pleto1 ~ < on· p l~: l u )hop N Jnd ~ ~ 10 • )0 1 bed• oom mobile home tn irt YAL( IORK ld1 Phon .: l!Jq UU,or ~ 4 9 7710 lor 11101e lll l ~rllll OI•Or l bl ow er ~ 10 1011 A ( ~~ ONt Oluo M •rldlli!porl 711-1010 MOORE'S SALES AND SERVIC E 11 -9-llc h'OOM 1WO ~ t0 1y h ou~~ Dou hie goto~l' w rth ope• trnl;'nt uul bu t l dmg~ 1'/ OtT ell. Hul lon d )ee 0 1 7421 4/ l I~C y <l e d j t.'011\ 1CIIt!t01\) 011.\, de""" 'u r o !! ~ Odd~ and l nd~ ~~terlton Jra 1l er II M e 1g ~ lt~nt:>~ton(• per inch usi ng only the best Dupont materia ls. C APTA I~ E A ~Y TUESDAY, MA¥9.1978 41- Far m Reporlll ; I :SG-PTL Club ll : 5 l >-To Be Robbins· Spo llighl 8: News 10, G1iliqan's Is 15. Danie l Fos ter . M 0 . '10; Know Your SC hools 33 . 4'11 !Oob \t9 .9S S24 .95 B J l OOMoin 51. Pom eroy , Oh io PomeroY991-6281 or 991-6261 8 A.M. Io 4:10 P.M. Ot Q9) 111 3 00 ~l11rh war ;.. h u u~oe GI4J 7(JCI J (J04 177 l-ll86 II( ot Phnru • '19i J l)b th~ lJo•ly 'lt~rt r mel 111 (ou•l '!l11ect Pcm •L'ICJ'f tiiO!hlltc:, 4 RM l urllt!ohed nnd S~NIO H rtHH h1111o' COUIIIIII!;J lrorne t QQ!tl ) Olld baTh t lo'iiOr OUI b u•ldtng~ 4 oc•e~> land or e d gl' of Hut lond (ornpl c l c 11011e• IIQu it u p oh o '] b o n k~ opp r or~ crl pt op er tv o t S IS )00 Pho n(' tim mg ). Fuel mjec t 1on ~ I N )l MA 7-tj JI OJ ~10 H V At 24 Ye a r ~ Servlc: e SPRING SP ECIAL Complete·Pa int Jobs $100.00 Small Cars ms.oo La rge Car> 1175.00 Trucks Body work & repair 11.00 CM'l'AIN EAiiV EXPEIII~liiU PWMBING & HEATING INC. 4•d 01 1 ~0 ~ ht!Ot Ol ld 011 I til1 d l l t·l 11111Q I ili rt ! level lo r 111 1-: ullond $11:1 OUO. f'h on C' Free tn spe ct ton ol tgnttron , points \effing (dwell and condtt 1on resista nce and Tu ne-up and coole d engin e ti UIHWUGH} Rt . I Mlddleporl, Ohio HAPPEN TO SUC H CARTER lo t( I , or 1 e~ on loa dtng ( r eok Hood gal. .wfr . lnk .·2 hold In ks . E• . co~d . Call daylt me Mon .- Fri. onlv H.C. Peery, New Haven, l04-88l·1081. 5 00 ·Here Come The Brt d es 1 Star Tr ek .t Lu nsmoke 8. M i~te r Roge r s 20.33 . ll o g<m s H••r oc'> 10, Pet l tcoa t Junction 15 5 30. N ew~ 6; E 1er Co 70 .33 MM y 1 y ler Moore 10 , Hogan ' s Heroes 15 6 Oo- News 3. 4,6,8, 10, 1J, 15 , ABC News 6. Zoom 20 . 6 30 NBC News 3. 4. 15, ABC News 13 Ca r ol Burne It & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Ea'sy 70 7 OQ-.. Cross W i ls 3.4 : Newlywed Ga me 6, 1:1 ; Marty 0 1ERR10l E TH ING Coll9tJ)jCI27 h e dr nor11~ wt t lt BY O WNHI ) Opening Specia ls Good thr u May 13t h re f ., fur ., h t r ., shower , du aI b• rter y . 30 Phone 991-]148 or YY1 -S020 FREE PARKING lll 1 mo. ~on e!> by )(t ~ a lo. ) 9 West -Hor ton Street MONDAY . MAY 8. 1m ~ les ···KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. w!th ~ roo m hotl~tl f'R~~ G A ~ 'lt m g urogt.! !>UII11111'1 lur d um an d b o1 d e rerl IWO i#G Fo r The Be st Pri ce In Town See Denv er Kapple ;,AUTO PAINTING AT JU ','• l lltOIItlltg u l~ou .~.dmotltmg helo11d Mo rtgogl' II l Sl a te Ath eP~ j.lhOIIC l biJ I !!<#") :JOSI ;'l illtOIII 1 Now Open in Mason st o\le , - .. & EXTERIOR PAINTS VA f.HA VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS 77 Dodge, 8,000 mole•. 18', II .. l60 V-8, air, AM-FM laP< , sleeps 6, CB, gas.elec. I (HIU a oul ~> CO • l( utlond Jl i O\)tl' l l'y' appr o • ~7 cH r e~ le .. ,•l lond Joe aterl o1 1uppo1 ~ f' l n111 ~ nn Oh10 k ou rc I f' huno t>I J ) b0 7 bJ04 WAGON WORKS 2MOTOR HOME B E ST QUAliTY INTERIOR / <l~l BY O WN~!? FOR SALE 14l·1l 28, I P.M. Io y P.M. Order Now-Mounl by Appt. (Onllll t •I(I OI Phone 99 2 1 1BI W A\l/ol W~\l -IJHiitny Gr Oll! I J ') l'cif'i SAl E 144.88 Sl1.91 ISI. II AI Tromm Const. Nl W J b od• o0 111 h otJ~C 1 bo t h ~ . (I ll cler I aue M1ddlepor r clmc..• I O Hutlororl Ph o 111.1 941 7Jtll C\/n ~ck W Carse'( , Mgr . 11 Ohto LI ST 118.) 1 185.01 S89 .1Y BRih 13 GR78xl4 HR78• 1l lo r ~ ole M• rl dl epotl liP loll·i9'l Porn eroy landmark b t~1 }t l~ UIO N o lthu be ~ t wood '!luuth!'o~ I Ot 1-t 0 M~~ ~ 1 ~) Call Now For Appointment (0 AL LIM!.-.'!ll O N~ ~ a nd guJ·oel ~ADIAL " TH E MIL EAGE MA KER " lleal lo:stale ror ~le ex tra if needed. Ell:c ludes fr ont wheel drive c.u s. lo'WU(! ~ AI~ & lmt l'vtth C.ol:lt•)e 1ob lc t) ~ ~ Vo p wotet pdl~ Nc l~on lJ 1ug DELTA DURA-STEEL 4 J0 . 1 mo. An y U. S. made car - parts 111 BOB'S 4.Jo.ttc $1295 SPECIAL Phone 99) 2181 ~ t ov tt\ II YOU h (lvi.J n ~C I IItf P lo ol lt:1 wont To bu.,. 01 ~ ell ~o n \t• lh11 1g oc lnuk1119 l or ... 01 k o• w hot cver yuull \l• ' ' l t> :.ulh lo ) le t w1 th C1 ~ ~ ·rl l lll t 'l Ww.r Ad Coli '1'-1'1 il ~6 O h• o o r 1he ho111e lll l( ode rK k G•tmrn on Bt nad ... oy ~a c 11ro W ~ rl 1h vt~ ~ f '' May lO th 11 . 1hond 1/th f tOtn'iiOO to .a 00 P le n ty o f "'co • T (• tn ~ 011d Llo tlnn~p t:!ll1119 t heo p (io t\l to p o l h d l l1o rn lilt' ~ l o t1 o n ()r l rl 111 111 •Jght test yo ur wa ter Free !_ack W Ca rsey , Mgr . Auto & Tr uc k Re pair Also Tra n s m issi on Re pair P hone 992 -568 2 I IV~ f AM IL '( Ycitrl !:lolt• 111 ~mtl1~ softener , Model UC-SVJ, Now Only '289.95 ~O ROGER HYSELL. GARAGE Ill • YAtfl) !:IAH 1::!/'/ ) n utli Jrcl A11f' M 1flcl le p o1t M oy b 11 4 IN} UIAIIO N HUliNl'::ll 19/ 4 '!l!ep Von !r uti-. ond l llllouiCJ tlllg l' nr ltl!lll ..... . tWO ~AMIL Y Ycud ~nlo A vo n l:i o lll e-. c..•lecl •• c opp l• on c e~ <0111e10 b oo k :. o·t h cot tiCIH~ M on rlo y jj h 1 e ~ q 1 1r~t h o u~c on IIQht o n leod u1g CtC f) k Wo ld, lo 1 S1gr1!1 10 00 to -1 00 Oh •o boo k \ l h tldr e " ~ etc PO So , 1St A them Oh•o tJ1.11 )9 :J /9 1:11.1 01 Ll APPO I NTMENT (5) 8 15, 22 . Let Pom eroy Landmar k soft en & cond ition you r wa t er wi th (o.op water 7J 1 9!i7b G A S RAN Gt Coil 992 19b9 11111 Wheel Alignment <oil 01 b iJ ~If~ 6'l3'J ld J t.H'I ~"I O/j4 'J 16'J lid l G.lt.•llo• N 0 1 nil Wl' ' l·n l•l? tt. 1 'J 0. .EXPERT HUNTER EED A WATER SOFTENER? Ht!ot (o TIM !!I:R f'h,,.,.. 4.tr ,., b I'"' l1·,J,.._ )o •I IPt· '" l.4 PRISON. lo·lt "lljljlj ) VIE JflJNf~ You lie So Deep, My Love " B. Mov ie " The Honeymoon Machi ne " \0; ABC News 33. \ 2 00- Janak i 33 ; i'J · .:to- News 13 ; l ·QQ. ... Tom orrow . (th,) ' ard Sale 0~1,,, M o t~ o l lel 1rro1•o 1t.•rn~v. ood or 1d Nol huo l •on 99) b370 6ive Away W-Ill LA IH l ot tl 1t.: l 'l d vtl ~ 111 hcm11' Pt l._mt • 'l'rJ /JI -1 Jo t ul Wanti!d to 6uy •11'11 1.. Illite off Rt . 1 by -pa ss on J,H k W C.11 '''Y. Mq1 f'IHHle ~~I Jl UI t•/IJ IJliiiOn I J ~b0/iwd100 111 I 'iU VtchlltClll I J , b7 I b, , fi,. w~tl 1 IJnlh 147J(.ovetltry IJ • to~Jh~dtoom ! l.it>'f } l o t e~,lOil 1'J oo: bU l bvcltoorn le t us ) ell d no•nc odd• e~~ phon(' numbt•l 11 0 111e~ 0! lormct vmplo , et':o o• •d •v lt••etht'l to Bo • 7("1 B < o Uo• y )ent nt: l t'omttto , Ohto f .rt No '\' I ·, Plea 1)~)0 W ANIH.l PO Mth'OV h' t-lod ~o i l'~ (ler M M u!l l be able ro v. ot lo. !,UIHjOy ~ and )011\t! '-'llf:!lll!\9~ In Memory ~I t!JQ~ ~om e :lr• 1.11 l>tlo> l ,. ptl!Jiio ,t\1"11 08WI~NO No MAN lllt'.'t i.J\ I IIIII 1-'lldol\ OOG 111ve,r ~erv r ce lu~l(,tllOt\o \l ••lh i,J I r rr.ill l No •ne tll ( O ~h No lll' o'r\ IHIII<•Iqtlt!llhl "1\IIII.Pf\1'1' Sl. Rl . 114 Joward Rulland, h1r~ak bed 1-R/~NULY H O M~ • '~ r .,llollo·~ Su nday l ft/ .5 H It: ~ M O Hil t HOM~) . Ill I' lea ~ on I W Vo l w~•dt' H t~< 1.. ~ i·I •J th llOdt!rl)ll' IJ A OJ ' Help Wanted )I'll t". lo• t r ~JII•Io~IIJ I\' lnl 11\tl)l'lholl l " ''' Lillo>) l l 'lilll ... 'ltlllll } TELEV/8/f)N I I:00- New• 3.4.6,8, 10, 13, 15; Dick Cavell 20; Over Easy 3l 11 30- Joh nn y Carson J.4, 15 . Poll ee Story 6. 13 . Movie WHO "FIXED HIS FACE '' Business Services •1"·1 '•.!<'' J!H"h ! • • ~ I·U <' ! hi 'I I II(OI YtlUI 1 Open Mon . lhru Sal. YIii S l<' lh A l htJ II p All Hulptllll1 ... \\ 1111 Ill<\ lilllllf flt ·r It 11 l Y ·.., .11 t ' 'P• '' " ll PL)lJ J\ ~ ~~ l f j ll'\ POMEROY LANDMARK Be d ding P l an t s, Poll ed Pia t1ts , Dis h Gardens , Han g ing Basket s. Vegeta bl e P lants . S UCKER A S TH E STATE, SURGEON o.rr,.,.,.,l I'IIUD it Syracuse. 0 . Notict'l!i rrlilltl.lll ~rriro·• HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE I ,u ll 11 1111[ 11, I llw IHIIliiiiiiJII IJ " '' ' d~ '" I • i'lll.' 1'<'1 '' '~r'd [tt' l tl.o• \tb 11111111111! "lilt I \[run rutllo\'< III II, , [,h~ 11111 ht• , llollil<~i ,rl llh I d,n CONFI':RS WITH THE PLASTIC I; J II III 10.30--Farm Diqest 20 . Anvone for Tenn'yson? 33. LESS THAN T HAT. BUT SU RELY YOU DONT EXPECT M E TO BE A S BIG A THESE AREC's ! IF THE~'RE VEIN 'lOU 1.\-\PORTANT OuJN A IF 'IVV vWN CAT? A CAL WHEN l{Ql) WRITE TO ,.\ FR IEND ..\BOUT ~OUR CAT L/OU J.l ..l.'vE TO ~N O W HOWTO ,v\..1.1-.E 6000 C'S ~ ··r- c THE'{ h,.\\E uTHE ~ USESTOO uJH IC I L,\N EWLr\,N (MVVIW L.-l.-~E R apo,qrop hrs , til t• kngth and ffll!llal to tl td 1lw words ar e all h t nl " Eat•h da~ 1hr · ro dt• I• li t' I~ all' di 1Tt'll' l11 Oswald : " The nght lime to draw trumps is as soon as yo u ca n alford it. .. ( .Rl' I'T I Hlt lfiTES Alan : " Here is a hand that illustra tes lhts . South really CI P ZP RPF PZ J KV K FKUUPN 'inds himself in an a ppar ently easy four-spade conQHUPVV i; iPZP J KV K I Y S I tract. South plays dummy's )Bck of hearts at trick one 1y u u R P K Z X N .Y R C V and E:asl wins with the queen . Oack comes the jack DZBO I PUBYVP of diamonds. South wins in Yeslerday's Cryptoq uote: WHOE:VER SE:RVES HIS COUN- dummy and should cash just two trumps before going af· TRY WELL HAS NO NEE:D OF ANCESTRY .-VOLTAIRE ler clubs . If he draws three ll o\ HNEY IT'S SPRING HOUSECLEAN IN' TIME,TATER roun ds he ca n be beaten ." Os wal d : ·· He not onlv can be beaten but he probably will be 1f he does draw that thi rd round . His next play wo\J be a cl ub and if West hops right up wi th his ace and leads a second heart the defense w111 have three tn cks in, South will ruff a third hea rt wtth his last trump and won't be able to discard dummy's two losi ng diamonds on long cl ubs.·· Alan : ·· Just two rounds of trumps an d South is in lull command . He wi ll have a trump entry to his ha nd to cas h the last two clubs and discard dummy 's two small diamonds . You hold : • A X X • Axx t A XX + II X X X Do you ope,r1the bidding, and. tf you do, what is your choice ·' . We t e ~d not to open with Jusll 2 high-card po ints and 4-3.:1.:1 distribution but if the " x's " include a ~ouple of tens we might open this hand . In that case our choice is one club. · 1Nt: WSPA PI<:H t-:1\' TF:tU,tW\F. ASSN 1 !For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN send li 10 " Wt n a! Bndge care of thiS newspaper P 0 Box 489. Radoo Cr ty Stat1on New York. N Y 10019 1 �14 -The Daily Sent mel, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, May 8, 1978 :~r:::::::::::::=:=:=:::=:=::;:;::=·:====:::=::;::=:=:=:=::;:;:;·:::=: ·:·:=:·. x:;:;-: ...:-:==·.:.::.=.:::;::=.=:.=:=::;:;:;••=.=.====::.;:;::=:=.=····· · One hurt Area home economists to be featured at jackson workshop Can nin g, freezing, and drying foods at home will be the topics covered at a Food Pres.ervation Workshop on Wednesday, May 10. Three sessions are offer ed with choices for you to make in each , dependin g on your interest. The mornin~ program starts at10 a.m., the afternoon at I p.m., and the evening at 6 p.m. Come for one of these or stay for all, depending on your tinne and interest. Location is the Jackson Area Extension Center, approximately 2 miles south of Jackson , Ohio, on U. S. Route 93: Topics to be co vered inelude drying foods, preserving foods at home, pickle pointers, jams and jellies, homemade sauerkraut , successful canning, storing and using home preserved foods , facts and fallacies , does it pa y to can or free~e ?, and fr eez· . f d t Equip tng un amenta s. · ment and met hods will he discussed for each topic. Pressure Cann er ga u"e o testl'ng wt' JI be a\•at'lable dun'ng the workshop · Brinuo only your lid and the gauge. . Program speak"ers will . elude · Dr Robert Joseph Ul · · • Extensl.on Spect.alt.st t'n Food . St te Unt' versJ·ty at the Oh 10 a • and the Extensl·on Hom"' Economists from the nine counties in the Jackson Extension Area - Betty Reese, Athens : Bettie Clark , (C«<tlnlled !!'Gill Jllll 1) Gallia ; Bev Donahey, contact your Co un ty Hocking: Darleen Lambert. Coo perative Ex te ns io n Ja ckson : Judy Burgess, Servtce. In Meigs County , Lawrence : Diana Eberts, call Diana Eberts at 992..1895. Meigs; Monad ine Mattey , - ..- ·- -·- - -.. - ..- · Pike: Sue Moyer. Sciot o: and Deanna Tribe , Vinton Count y, and Pat Glass , Jackson Area Extension I Agent , Home Economics. jj Canning · bulletins and leaflets will be available for those interested. A 2!> cents MONDA\' registration fee will be LA LE CHE League charged to he1p cover the cost meeting at 7:30 p.,m. Monday of prinled materials. at Patt y Coddington home. Each yea r the co unty of· Toptc will be " Art of breast!ices o( the Coo perative feedin g an d ov ercomin g Exten sion Se rvice re ce ive diffi<'ulties." Those wishing PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM - Phil hundreds of questions about more information ca ll Bev Miller of Ja ckson Production Credit, far left, is shown food preservation. This work· Splete 446 -401 0 or Bet sy posing with members of the Racine FFA Parliamentary shup offers a chance for you Crank , 675-2776. Proced~re team during the chapter's Satw-day night . to get updated on the newest REGU LAR meeting of and safest food preservation Twin City Shrine Club techniques. Monday at clu b house . For furth er information, Refr eshments served at 7 Veterans Memorial Hospital Gretta Carroll , Marjori e p.m. Saturday AdmiSsions - Cartwright , William POMEHOY PTA , Momlay Everell Rou sh, Racine ; Davidson, Robert Donohue, N ,\~IEOMI'ITED Mrs. Fern Strlnsbu r.u mght 7:30, wtth the prog ram Glennie Lillie, Middleport ; Dwaine Fain, Adrian Gibson, ' to tJ..o by the ftfth and sixth presented a gtft to Mtss Ellen Krist 1n Clark, New Haven; Carlos Gillenwater, Audrey grade baods. Nt.\w offict•rs Rice . brtde-elt•d of Andrew . Christine Beegle, Pomeroy ; ill Instal 1ed and a nurser)' William Norton. Pomeroy ; Griffin, Marlyn Haner, May Brooker. at a shower held last W Ha skin s, Louella Hearon , wt ll be nr uvi ded. \\'eck at the Erlt.•wiue hunw 111 ~"' Mar g aret McKenzie, Cla ren ce Hill, Scott Ku1dergarten and ftrst grade Pomeroy. Hutlcmd. Ht' r name wtts Htne ma n, Freda Howell, parents will be hostesses and Saturda y Discharges - Bess J elfers, wll ntcnttonally on11tted frum ~reelers . Juanita Ro$s Morris, Herbert Clark, Kallner , Dorot hy Karr , ancarhcrlbllngofthoscwhu UN IT ED Methodist sent u1fts Tht.• c:ct ke servrJ <J l Mar)' Hendrix , Bess ie Curt iS Knott s, Earl Littler, the "shower wa s ba ked b.1· Women. He;il h United Barnhart, Sadie Brtght , Mary IJ.Jgue, Jeremy May , Methudtst Ch urch, 7::10 Jl . ll1 . Mrs. M.~:~rvHrt't Edwa rd ~. one 0 Monday at the chu rch. Mrs. Bever ly J ohn so n, Myrtl e Norma McGhee , Ant hony 11f thn hostesses. and was Ill ' .J uantla Ra chtel tu have the Wolford , Harold Sto bart . Melvan , Amanda Mill ~. the shape of wedthng IJelb Florence Reynolds, Margaret Delbert Pullin, James pi'Ognun un " Oevc )onin ~ o McKenzie. decorated m the bnd al colors " Roberts, Jay Seymour, Leota of ~at·h and gre~ n and Ill· Personal Theology" wi th Sund ay Admissions - Sheets. Horner Warren, Dock '"' Anna Tucker, Hactne ; Ray sen be<I ·· El ~ len an<IAn dy. " "' ·tt·s. B"ui"IJ • " H,·t,\'"S • to "" Watt s. Iris Whittington , Roush, Ma son: Mabel Jason Wilson . !!!J!!I... dcl'otiollalleader. Lambert, Mrs. Terri Byer, Kes te r so n. Pomeroy ; (Discharges, May 6) Mile '>Irs. Mac Kctchka Mrs. and Mrs. Virginia Smith, Pomeroy: Helen Amott, Hilda Barry , t;111c Gtlkey wt ii iJ<• hostesses. Th omas Autherson. MidLarry Blair, Lora Childress, RUTLAND PTO Monday 7 dleport : Matt hew Long , Helen Damewood, Cindy Tuppers Plains. p.m. Dickens, Eskew Facemire, Sunday Disc harges - Margaret Gentry, William TUESDAY Kenneth Hawk , Gladys Gill, Jr ., James J ohnson, Jr ., SY RA CUSE PTO meeting, 7:30p.m., Tuesday at school; Cuckler, Crystal McCourt , Todd Jordan , Donna Leighly, both parent s and teachers Fran ces Wh ittingt on, Eva Dorothy McCormick; Sylvia Dieh l, J enni e Wi lliamso n, Mooney, William Neutzling, urged to attend. Eleanor Werry, Helen Jr ., F'red Paxton, Tomara HARRISONVILLE Cha()J ohnso n, Lill ia n Gress , Plants, Perry Queen, Gamet! ADMIRAl APPLIANCES ter 2!>5 , Order of Eastern Martha Taylor. Reynolds, Stella Rose, Austin Star, Tuesday , 8 p.m. for Russe ll , Joanna Salem , regular meeting . Mothers Holzer Medkal Center James Sayre, Clair Shumate, will be honored and plans Admiral. (Discharges, May 5) Belva Sloan, Carol Smith, Ida made for the June 8 inRandall Bentley , Betty Stapleton, Wanda Stewart , spection. Brinson, Clara Brown , Haz el Swa nson, Dahl ia REGULA R meet ing, Roland Brown, Carol Burns, Thack er , James Walk er, Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, Pearl Warman, Mrs. Timmy Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Work in EA deg ree ; all ma ster Bosworth Counci l 46, R&SM, Whit e and daught er , Edith Williamson , Stephanie Wood. masons invited. at 8:15 p.m. IBirths, May 6) WINDING Tra il Ga rden POMF.HOY ·Club, Tuesday, 8 p.m. at the Mr. and and Mrs. Arthur home of Mrs. Ruth Moore. MIDDLEPOHT Ltons Cl ub, Bachelor, a daughter, Fargo. MemtJ..or. to take containers Wednesday noon at the Meigs N. D. (Discharges, May 71 for alumni banqu et arMIDDI.EPOH'l' rangeme nls . Mrs. Alice IJ'l'ERAHY CLUB, home of Paul Anderson , Mrs. ·n10mpson w1ll have the pm- Mrs. !krt Grimm. Letart Charles Cleland and Mram on homemade ton· Falls. 2 p.m. Wednesday . 'dau ghter, David Eakins, tamers. Arrant-:ement for the Mrs. Forest Ba chtel to Darlene Frye, Charlene month will tJ..o onental art. Hatfield, Sarah Jarrell, rev tew ·· Heat a nil Dust. .. Joseph Jones, Jr., Elman WEDNESDAY FHlDAY Matt y, Bru ce McDonald , REGULAR meeting HAP PY HAHVESTE I\S, Denise Mit chell , Peggy Pomeroy Chapter 80, RAM, Trimly Church. Frida y. 7:30 Moore, Jessie Patrie, Willa 7: 30 p.m. Wednesda y; p.m. Pat ric , Jere my . Potts, William Weaver. 1 I s. ocial 1 I .I Calen.dar I HOSPITAL NEWS rl~~~~!~~~!~~~~~~~ l OF QUALITY AtlmlrGI. •• DUPlEX Pleasa nt Valley Hoopllal Discharged - Minerva Hodges, Poi nl Pleasant ; Mary Smith, Point Pleasant ; Rev . Roy McCoy , Point Pleasant : John Mc!Janiel, Clift on: Kelly J o Stewart, Weo t Col umb ia : Russe ll Weurs, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. William Bowers, Grimms Landing : Virginia Chapman, Crown City: Christopher Tayl or, Point Pleasant ; Brenda Pugh, Long Bottom, W. Va. ; Stacey Oliver, Gallipolis Ferry; Lloyd Durst , Cottagev ill e; Gary Treadway, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jesse Likens, Gallipolis F'erry : Jack Wheeler, Gallipolis Ferry : Betty Carpe r, Henderson : Mrs. Donald Goheen and son, Point Pleasant; Mark Lamp, Co lumbu s; Robert Moore, Syracuse, Ohio ; Mrs. Harry Roush, Mason ; Mrs. Wayne Morri s, Point Pleasant ; Lloy d Bates , Henderson; Emma Jividen , Buffalo. Birth - A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoffman , Point Pleasant. Farmers Bank · Talked Turkey With Bob Mattox. • • • he was driving wu demollahed. Sunday at 4 a. m. 'Jim Ritchie, Minersville, lUI traveling eut on Dalley Ridge Road In Lebanon Township when he reported that he !ell ui"P at the wheel. The car want olf the · road on the lert altd over an embankment coming to rest against a tree. The driver was not Injured. There was · moderate property damage. Saturday at 8:52 p. m. Edith DeWeeee, Davisville, W. Va., was traveling north on Bashan Road when a deer ran Into the path ol her car and wu kUied. There was alight damage to the car. Bob Matlox bought h Is faJm near Albany In 1963. He had just retired from the Navy, and Farmers Ba nk had enough faith In Bob to loan him the money he needed . In 1967. when Bob started his turkey business , Farmers Bank helped him aga in . Bob 's business keeps on growing and Farmers Bank · keeps on helping . This year Bob wil l raise and sell 86 ,000 turkeys _ ll 's no wonder he likes Fatmers Bank . Why don 't you try Farmers . They' ll talk turkey with you. too . People you #cnow ... lrnow formers Farmers ... ...... ...... ..... .... WWURU Bank POMEROY, OH 10 MemberFOtC banquet.ln the front row, from left, are Raymond Canter, Albert Holman, Bob Lee and Perry Smith. Second row, Bill Harris, Ed Roush and Rick Flagg. PHOTO BY DON DUDDING . • a' ' ' .i' 1. ·:-: JOHN THOMAS, ~omeroy , is new manager of the Pomeroy Golf Course and a Grand Opening has been set. Thomas reports that various improvements are being made at the nine hole golf course located off SR 7. Sandtraps are being added and tees are being rebuilt. Also being offered are golf lessons. John Teaford is giving instructions to adults on Saturday morning also students. Cost for adults is $5 for a half-hour and $2 for students for a half-hour. Chuck Follrod is instructing beginners fr~e of charge. Persons interested are to call 992-6303 . The Grand Opening will be held May 13. Prizes will be awarded at the Grand Opening for the longest drive and closest to the pin. There will also be a Scotch foursome the day of the Grand Opening. Following the day's activities a dance will be held at the club house featuring Armand Turley at the organ. Shown at left are , front , 1-r, Chuck Follrod , instructor ; Bryan Ingels , student; b a~ k . John Thoma s. manager and John Te~ford, instructor .. 1ft MONDAY TRUSTEES ol Melga County Pioneer and 1 Historical Soclety, 7:!0 p. m. I Monday· at the Melga I Museum. ---------------------------. aboald Letters of oplllloa are welcomed. Tiley be lenlhao 3GO words IODI (or be IDbject to redtactiGII by lhe. editor) and muat be tlped wllb lbe llpee'l liddre11. Name• may be withheld upoa .-bUcatlllll. However, on requett, namea will be dllcla~ed. Letten ahould be In good taate, acldreulqlllaee, aot peraonalltfet. J)~J ..Y:~~ ... ?Jtt.~: --- I 1 1 1 I I I I I I I Editor, Sentinel. . Senior Citizens Day is May 16 and an effort is being made to locate peopl e who graduated from Meigs County High Sehools the longest time ago. Some high schools are older than others too so some may not be real old. We have one who graduated in 1908. It is known that all high schools were not operating then but we still want the names of the oldest graduates from each high school. We have a list of eight ·high schools so far, Carpenter, Chester, Harrisonville, Middleport, Pomeroy, Racine , Rutland, and Tuppers Plains. H you know of any others, please let us know at Senior Citizens Center. Friday of this week is the deadline. We want to honor these "olde grads" next Tuesday evening, May 16, at our Jitney supper and candidates Night being held at lite Senior Citizens building. . We also are looking for the oldest mother in the county and the oldest father and , shades of Paul Harvey, we do not want to forget the longest married couple In the county today. Who are tbese people ~ Help us find out ... write or call Senior Citizens Center 992-7886 or 992-7311. You still have lime to get your essay in , Wednesday !hill week. Help us wknow, recall, understand, how you feel today or way back when. The !berne is " I'm a Senior Citizen Now." REV. WILUAM H. MIDDLESW ARTH MAY DISTRIBUTION State Auditor Thomu E. Ferguaon's ofllce annoWtced today the May distribution of $34,1115,642 In Ald to Depen· denf · Children (ADC) to 400,787 recipients In Ohio's 88 cou~ttes . Meiga County received ~,761 lor 1,0011 recipients. TWO SQUAD RUNS The ·Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to the Teus Road to 8:10p. m. Sunday for Mrs. Keith Baun who wu taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 5:34 p. m. Saturday the squad waa called to Union Ave. lor . Margaret McKenzie who was taken to VeterallJ Memorial Hospital where she wu admitted. RE'ruRNHOME Maxine anti Reino Und haa been returned to their home at !M Condor St., Pomeroy, from MeallJ Hall, Unlveralty Hospital, Columbua. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lind Wtderwent eye operations at the hoapltallate last week. Eagles knocked out of Class A tourney BY GREG BAILEY Despite a fine pitching perfom1ance by Dan Spen· ~r, the Eastern Eagles were knocked out of the Class A Sectional Baseba ll Tournament Saturday by visiting Trinnble, 2-1. EXTENDED FORECAST Wedneoday through Friday, cool through the period, with a chance of showers on Wednesday, mosdy In northern counties, and again on Friday. Highs will range from the upper 50s to the lower lOs -on Wednesday and fn the SO. both Thuraday aod ~· rtday. Early morning lows will be In the upper 30s or middle lOt early Wednesday and Thursday and In the 401 early Friday. SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) - Donny Osmond married a 19-year-old colleKe fre•h· man toda y. ORmond, wbo announred hll encagemeat Jut month, took the marrloge vows with Debra Glenn _Ia the Mormon Temple about 7:30 a.m. Only family members 11tended the ceremony. BUFFET SUPPER WILKESVILLE - A bullet supper will be held at the Phythlan Sisters Ha·n at Wilk esvi ll e Saturday beginning at 4 p. m. Adult BOARD TO MEET tickets are $2.50 and chUdren Southern Loc al School $1.25. The public I~ invited. Board will meet Tuesday, May9at7 :30p. m. at .thehlgh OESTOMEET school cafeteria. Women of Pomeroy Chapter Order of Eutern Star will meet at the Masonic MARRIAGE LICENSE A marriage license was Temple at 10 a. m. Tuesday to issued to Maa Wayne Wll110n, clean the chapter room. 18, Rt. I, Shade, and Lois Mae Reltmlre, 17, Rl. 2, Pomeroy. MEETING TUESDAY Meigs Chapter ~~. Diaabled Ameri can Vetera~a , will ACTIONS FILED meet at 7:30p. m. Tuesday at In Meigs County Common the chapter home on But· Pleas Court Myrta Ann Miller ternut Ave., Pomeroy. filed for support under the Reciprocal Agreement Act CHAMBtR TO MEET agalnsl Ralph Edward Rose. The Pomeroy Chamber of Mary Longenette, Reedsville, Commerce will • meet !tied for divorce agalns( Tuesday at noon at the Melga Clifford Longenette, Reeds· Inn . Frank Herald, Jr. , will ville. be·the gueat speaker. Spencer gave up just five hits , struck out .alx and walked just two. Trimble pitchers fanned eleven but walked eight. Meade got credit for the win with relief help from Holbert. Both Tomcat rullJ were unearned and were scored In the first Inning. McElflesh led off with a single and waa sacrificed to second. After a walk, two Eagle throwing errors allowed both runners to score . From then on, Spencer pitched shutout ball. In the fourth inning Eastem got Its lone tally on rour walks. Eastem loaded the bases three times In the game, but couldn 't push across more than that one run. Senior Joe Kuhn led the hitters with two singles while Steve Little had one hit. Tomcat hitters were Jed by Christman with his triple. The olher lour hits were singles. Seniors will be gone thls week on the Senior trip aa the Eagles play four games In a row. Tonight Alexander Mother's Day comes In for non·league tUt. Trinnble 200 000 ~2 5 0 Eastern 000 100 ~I 3 3 Meade (WP ) Holbert (4) and Robach. Spence (LP ) and Blleell. SCOPS TO MEET The next meetlnc ol the South Central Ohio Preaer· vatlon Society, Inc. (SOOPS) 'll'lll be held at I :30 p.m. on Sunday, May 14. Spencer Steenrod, lormer apeech profeuor at Ohio Univerllty and preaenlly at Hoctlna Tech, will head a tour of Nelsonville. There will be a Oea market and crart ahow on the campua of Hocking Technical College and the Hocking Valley acenlc rill· way will be In operation. SALE SLATED The Women's allllllary ol the Meigs County Depart· ment of Health will hold a garage aale !rom i a.m . to 0 p.m., May 11,12 and 13, at the home of Mu. Clen DeTray, beside the Cheater Fire Department buDding. .. ~~~~ Cards------=~~~ • e VOL XXIX NO. 17 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY When you cere enou h to send the ve but l!=:;::=~~~~~~~=~~=~;~~~ ':: .·. ,·• ·· .. ·.. :,: .·. ::: .·. · · per hundred for the next ..,. 15,000 gallon s and from 6.5 to :::: .·. eight cents per 100 for over ... 30,000 gallons. ·:::·.· The increase would brlng in an additi onal $12,480 an nually. Officials noted that, if approved. the increase' will be the first in effect since 1967 . Council gave second readings to ordinances which will Increase the en tine PRICE FIFfEEN CENTS TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1978 owner, is no w serving on council. Council had earlier a()proved the renewal stating that there was no conflict of int erests . Howev er, Don Mullen , owner of the agency, · has indi cated that he feels such a renewal might be interpreted as a conflict of in te re st. The insurance committee will recommend another agency for the policy on the pool Co un ci l approved the report of Mayor F'red Hoffman for April showing receipts of $2,980.31 in fines and fees and $130 in merchant police collections for a total of $3;010.31. Clerk Grate read a reading two weeks ago, com mun tcation from the providing that the mayor of Ashland Oil Co. announcing the town could submit to an increase of 5 of a cent on tavern owners a list or each ga llon of gasoltne. persons he , felt are A petit iO n from three alcoh oli c and ta ver.u property owners asking that owners would be fin ed if an alley across from the they sold to these persons. property of the late Homer Councilmen Allen King and Coo k be va cat ed was Carl Horky tndicated that presented and tabled until th ey feel the ordinance could co unctl can look into the be too powerful in the wron~ matfe r. · hands and tl was agreed to A letter fr om Mayor table 11. The di sc usst on Hoffman to Mary Elizabeth brought out that ~ r sons on Hart mger Thomas was read such a list could purchase wh1 ch thanked Mrs. Thomas int oxicants in other near by fo r p ro ~rty at the corner of communities anyway. Third and Garfield Sts. which A letter from the Mullen she has given to the village. In surance Agency was read Council disc ussed problems to the effect that the company in li censing trade people in does not want to renew the the to.wn after Co uncilman in surance cover a ~e on the Mullen cited examples of s wimmin g pool be ea use plum bing and wiring which !Contin ued on page tO ) C11arles Mullen, son of the Rhodes to tour reclamation project in Meigs May 22nd set ~s date for visit to Scipio Township The World Today Key legislators pressing Moro's body found . in car By ROBIN STAFFORD WASHINGTON (UP]) With llttle tangible success so ROME ( UPI ) - Former r far , key legislators are pressing the administration to modify Premier Aldo Moro, 61 , was OOLUMBUS - Gov. James A. Rhodes along with State its proposal to sell jet fi ghters to Saudi Arabia , Egypt and found dead today in a car Natw-al Resow-ces Director Robert W. Teater, and other Israel. parked outside Rome 's govenunent officials, will get a first hand look at a major land Secretary of State Cyrus Van~ scheduled a breakfast C o mm u ni s t Party reclamation project in Meigs County on May 22 at 10 a.m. meeting with key senators before testifying on th e sale in headquarters·55 days aft er he Rhodes is scheduled to lead a tour of the 80-acre site, House International Relati ons Committee hea rings. was kidnapped by Red where reclamation work is under way . The project is the fi rst Brigades terrorists who mursince Gov. Rhodes signed the Ohio mined land reclamati on bill de red his five bodyguards. into la'll' Aug. 5, 1977. The poli~ announ~m e nt WASHINGTON (UP!) - U. S. automakers probably will brought an outpow-ing of One of 20 priority programs this money annually. of the Ohio Department of Monies from the unre· choose to pay fines rather than fully meet the 1985 fuel nationwide grief and anger Natural Re!IOurces (ODNR), clainned land fund can be effi ciency standards required by Jaw , Energy Deparinnent reminiscent of the dark days the reclamation program is used on land mined, but not officials say. in the United States after the That prediction is one among many in a new report saying assassination of President under the supervision of reclaim ed prior to th e ODNR's Divis ion of passage of th e 19720hio Strip the nation 's ap~tit e for energy appears likely to grow faster John F'. Kennedy in 1963. than its domestic energy supply through 1990 under present Reclamation. Televi sto n announcers Mine Law. policies. The statt!-<lwned land being sobbed as they reported that reclaimed Is in Scipio Moro 's body,swathedin plaid Township in northern Meigs blankets, was found in a red County. Tile area has had Renault R4 automobile just OOLUMBUS (UPI )- Only 1,650,000 of Ohio's 5.2 million off the Street of the Dark severe sedimentation and registered voters are expected to visit their polling places for Shops, site of Communist erosion problems, both on the the June 6 prinnary electton, according to Secretary of State Party headquarters, and a site and downstream in the PENSACOLA, Fla . (UP! ) Ted W. Brown . west branch of the Shade - A National Airlines 7'!1 jet few hundred yards from his Brown forecasts a turnout of 900,000 Democrats and own Christian Democratic River and its tributaries. sma cked into fo ggy Cootractors are grading Pensaco la Bay without 750,000 Republicans for the election, which features prinnary party headquarters. and re!IOiling the alfel1ed warning Monday night and contests for governor and other statewide offices, legislative It was not innmediately area to a.c hieve goo d slowly sank in the choppy and congressional prinnaries and 616 local issues. Brown said confirmed how Moro had vegetatl ve cover and waters. Offi cials said three of Monday that this year's primary "lacks some of the pull" of been murdered, but first controlling drainage through the 61 people aboard were recent primaries in which there were preSidential and U. S. reports said he had been sh ot . · A medical examination had tbe use of diver~ion channels killed and three others were Senate contests. to be delayed until bomb and control basins. missing. disposal squads determined The m'/,000 project was Many of the screaming approved in January by the occupants of the stricken WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Transportation Secretary Brock that the car had not been Board on Unreclaimed Strip plane were picked up by a Adams has recommended a chopped-down Amtrak passenge r booby traooed. Mined Lands. The monies for nearby barge and a flotilla of train system which would elinninate seven current longreclaiming public or private small boats. ::.:::::::::·::-:·:::-::-:·.:.:·:··: :-: :-:·:-. ·..·.·.·.·..·.· ·..·. distance trains in order w hold down costs. unreclalmed la nd are Coast Guard-(iirected heliAdams emphasized that tbe recommendation Monday was EXTENDED FORECAST generated by a state copters and boats searched prelinninary, but it is' certaiil to stir major protests in Fair Thursday and severance tax on coal mines. the rough waters by Congress. West Virginia, for example, would lose two of the Friday and a chance of The Mined Land Reclamation floodlight through the night three passengers trains which now cross the state. sltowero Saturday. Cool Program will re ceive for other occupants of the . through the period, wllh approximately S3 million of hlgbs moslly In the 60s. pulled one body Lows will be In· tbe lOs WASHINGTON (UP]) - Interstate Co mmerce Thursday and In th e low or ;;::·:·:::·:::::·:::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:::·:·:::·:::::·::::::::: frnm the water late Monday night and two more bodies • Commission auditors told Congress Monday that the freight mid 50s Friday and A meeting to plan frog were fo und early this transportation Industry spends up to $1.5 billion a year for Saturday. eveoll for the annual Big morning, according w Sgt. lavish entertainment - including a trip to the Kentucky Derby Bead Regatta Weekend Joel P. Lowery of the Santa - and travel of shippers to win their business. wW be beld at 7:30 p.m. Rosa County sheriff's ICC officials also received expensive gifts from transWedDuday ot the Farmers department . porters, said one of the five auditors who testified under oath Baak Balidlag. Abbott Dickerson, a before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. All membera of the Ohio Federal Aviat i o n Sotlety lor the Promotfoo Adrninstration official at the ' of BaiUrogs are ••ked to Pensacola Airport tower, LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ ~posed heavyweight champion atttad •• well 11 other said National Airlines . Muhammad All will be pushing a new soda pop called tntere1ted penons. reported 55 passengers and a "ChBI)lp" a'nd a variety of products for Third World countries.. Jerry L. Erwin, 23, Rt. 1, .:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::·::;:·:::::::·:·:::::;.;.;::::: crew of 'l.~~!lfll t~e jet. Bidwell, driving a tractortrailer rig was charged with DWI following an accident at 8:20p.m. Monday on SR 160, three and three tenths miles north of US 35. Maion County authorities " With the apparent Medica l Examiner. co ramg to Roll , the In· The Gallia-Meigs Post are apeculatlng that It was evidence and circwnstances The Mason County Sheriff's vestigation is leading them to State Highway Patrol said homocide and suicide which there Is a strong possibility ll Department which is In- believe that Bruce shot Erwin going north , lost retulted In the deaths of t'll'o was murder and suicide, vestigating the Incident , was Charles. When the bodies control of the semi which ran brolheraln Southlide Monday however the investigation is notified of the shooting by a were discovered, the younger off the right side of the highcontinuing," Maaon County neighbor, Mrs. J. L. Vance , brother was holding a Ruger way then overturned onto its momfnll. Dlacovered dead In a Prosecuting Attomey W. Dan shortly before 10 a.m. .357 pistol. side. There was moderate Roll, . as well as sheriff's damage. 1ummer cottage ap· Roll said this morning. He The brothers were found proximately a mile and a hall said they are awaiting lab lying In beds in separate deputies, said a motive In the Robert J . Jacobs, 24, Rt. I, down unpaved Middle Nine tests to make a final deter· rooms of the 81Tlall house . . incident had not yet been Middleport, was cited for Funeral speed for conditions fallowing Rd. !rom Rt. 36 were Charlea mlnatlon . Both were reportedly shot established. Both victims were taken to th~ough the head and arrangements have not been an accident at 2:50 p.m. E. Coon, 311, and Bruce C. Coon, It, both o1135 Walta St., Pleasant Valley Hospital and authorities believe the older made public. Monday on CR 1~ . eight later to the Charleston brother was shot first . Ac· tenths of a mile north of SR Chllrlellon. Automakers may pay fines Three die in crash Voter forecast offered Amtrak recommendation made pt~~chers Big expenditures claimed • I The body was forma lly Ide ntified by lntert or Minister F'ran ~sco Cossiga who lifted the blue coat placed over Moro's face and turned away with tears in his eyes. Later the body was moved to a hospital. There was no immedia te word on how long Moro had been dead - th e Red Brigades issued a commu nique last Fri day saying the execution wa s being carried out but not saying he was actually dead. A few hours after the communique was published his 11ife received Moro's last known letter. In it Moro \\Tote with great tendernesss and affection to his wife, son and three daughters wishin g them an emotional farewell . Th e heart-r endin g lett er began : " Dear Norina (His a!fectionate name for his wife ): They have told me they are going w kill me shortly . I kiss you for the last Iinne. Kiss the children ... " Police tried to cordon off the area where the body was ·found, but a crowd of 5,000 perso ns, tears str eamin g down their cheeks, gathered as near as they could. Police and green hereted riot troops had to use for~ to keep the weeping spectators away . Weather Partly cl oudy, mild remainder of today. Highs between 115 and 70. Genera lly clear tonight, with lows in low or mid 40s. Mostly sunny Wednesday, highs in upper 60s or lower 70s. Patrol charges man · tO pUSh neW SOda pop Homicide~suicide Mom with a beautiful Hallmark Mother' a Day Card. Sunday. May 14. -:·: :::: ::·: ·· · sewage charges In the town and the natu ra l ga s charg es. First reading s were given two weeks ago. Approval was given for the transfer of one permit. the Hitching Post on Locu;t St.. and renewal of a second permit, Tony's Carry Out, on Mill St . A comm untcatton from the Ohto Department of Liqu or Control was read by ClerkTrea sur er Gene Crate pointing out th at th e legislati ve body of the town will have a voice in the renewal of liquor and beer permits. Tabled by council was ao ordinance given a llrst --~------------~------------------------------------------------------- Ali Remember :::: :·:: :::: BY BOB HOEFLICH An ordinance providing for water rate increases ranging from II to 20 percent was given a first reading when Middleport Villa ge Council met in regular session Monday night The ordin ance wh tch requires ~ thr ee readin gs before approval increased the minimum charge for water service from $3.25 to $3.60 a month . Over the firo1 3,000 gallons the rate will increase from 12 cents per 100 to 14 .5 : from 10 cents to 12 cents per hundred for the next 10,000 gallons ; from nine cents to 11 cents following accident . 124. speculated •• Troopers said Jacobs lost control of his car which ran off the left side of the highway striking some posts then traveled into a creek. There was moderate damage. A third Monday accident occurred at 6:45a.m. on Bob McCormick Rd. three tenths of a mile south of US 35. Officers said an auto driven by Denise Gall Cox, 21, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, attempted to go around a ~ stalled car. Her vehicle sideswiped an auto operated by Jane E. Dunn, 33, Oak Hill. There was . moderate damage and no . charges were filed . ·. , .. :.:.·· Four cars damaged Money \hat was donated to the lntemaiJonal Min e Workers Union to ass ist miners with medi cal bills, utilities, and overdue bills will he available through Athens . Regulations state that familie s facing eviction notices are elfglble for up to$200. Application s will be taken at 24 Stimson Ave .. Ahtens, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. nut Monday. ...... • Utstan mg 0 d young ffiefl are chosen F'1ve Meigs Co untians have been selected . for inclusion tn!o the 1978 edition of Outstand ing Youn g Men of America. The Outstanding Youn g Men of America program is endorsed by the United States Ja ycees and recognizes the achievements and abilities of men between the ages of 21 and 36. These men are being honored fo r their out;1anding civic and professional contributions to th ei r co mmuntties, their states and their nation. The group includes Willtam C. Qui ckel, Rout e 1, Cheshire ; William E. Gibbs , formerl y of Pomeroy, Roswell , New Mexico ; Don M. Mullen , Middl eport : Charle s B. Mu llen, Middleport , and William A. Young, Pomeroy . Four cars were damaged and one driver cited as the result of a fou r vehicle pileup on :-<orth Second Ave. in Middleport at about noon Monday . Midd leport Pol1ce report ed that cars driven by Melvin Gardner, Thomas K. Woods and Nelli e Hysell has stopped Ul the lane of traffic when a vehicle driven by Patric k SOulsby , Pomeroy, struck the rear of the Hysell vehicle, police said , causin g the vehi cle to hit the rear of the Woods vehi cle which hi( the rear of the Gardner vehicle:'· Soulsby was ciled on ·an 1 assured clear distance charge. Nell ie Hysell, Berndena Gardner . both of Rutland , and Mary Woods, Middleport, were taken to Veter ans Memorial Hospital by the Middl epor t Emergency Sq uad for treatment of neck injuries. They were treated and released. Two of the vehicles had light damages and two others medlwn damages. Hit·skip wreck being investigated Meigs Co unty Sheriff James J. Proffitt reports that deputies are investigating a hit-skip accident that occurred late Sunday night or ea rly Monday morning on CR 29 tBowman 's Run Road ). Earl P. Cross, Rt. I, Racine, notified the sheriff's office that an unidentified vehi cle had torn out 10 fence posts and four strands of barbed wire from his pasture fence that runs along ·CR 29 . Deputies reported that some OW OU OW pa11 s of the vehicle have been recovered and believe that The first known motorcycle the car is damaged on the was built in France in 1869. front and right side. N Y Kn Wahama band top-rated · Wahama High School Band received superior or ' I" ratings from all three of the judges at the 43rd Annual West Vriginia Band Festiva l held in Huntington, W. Va . Bands were judged on th e 5 rating•scale with a " !" being the highest and " V" being the lowest. The West Virginia Plan of Adjudication defines a " I" rating as follows: Ratin g I (Division [) Superior - This division represents the finest conceivable performance for the event and the class of partiri pants bei ng ludged ; worthy of the distinction of being recognized as among the very best. The judges, Ken Large, Ed Masters, and Gene Norden, 1 were very complinnentary of th e band's performance. Mostly A's were given with a B+ on intonation given by Ed Masters. Some of the comments were as follows: "Trumpet solo - wow super (you) can pl~y in (my ) hand any day" ... "This hand does so many things well (that) the problems you do have stick out at once" .. . "Excellent performance In all respects - good balance, phr.asing, etc." ... " A most musi cal band." " Major Strong Points" were Ensemble sound. " Major Weak Points" " Non to speak. of that you don 't know about. " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 8, 1978