http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/82e3c5623db421fc955dd3bdd18919bf.pdf ed3adbaf789d86ba684798e7390f5263 PDF Text Text • • ' ... ' I 10 _The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0:: Tue~ay . May 9,1978 Hospital News Conference Berkowitz kept ' VeleraDI Memort.l H11pHal ADMITTED - Herbert AJilng, . Pomeroy; Melinda First, Portland; Roy Lane! Pomeroy; , Jack Ward, Pomeroy; lola : Howe!!, Pomeroy; Carolyn Klein, Pomeroy; Cleo Phelpa,, Syracu.we; Nancy HulfmiDJ Middleport; Mart!lll Taylor, Middleport. ' DISCHARGED - Everitt Calaway, Ruth HerrmaM~ scheduled daily diary expostal worker would say he NEW YORK ( UPI ) Before he was the night- was the "Phantom of the stalking " Son of Sam," llonx." The entries in the diary -a convicted mass murderer ruled, spiral notebook - all David BerkowiU. according are carefully printed. "He tD a detailed diary he kept , gives the time, date, location roamed city streets, setting and type of fire, the box (fire some 2,000 fires as th e alarm box 1 number and the "Phantom of the Bronx." kind of structure involved, " And the Fire De partment Merola said. "He even gives said Monday it might have tape recording s of Berkowitz the weather con ditions ." JAMES M. Mll.LER reporting some of the fires · · Some of the boxes listed in· the log require that the JAMES MICHAEL using the pseudonym. The disclosure of the person speak into them . A Miller, Middleport, son of possible arson co nn ection fire department spokesman Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. was made Monday in a said such reports are Miller, Tucson. Ariz .. is attending Ploa College crowded Brooklyn courtroom recorded. ·'We ha ve all that where he Is majoring In where the pale Army veteran admitted killing six persons information recorded and we drama, theater and speech, and injuring seven others as can dig it out and check it :: maintaining a 3.1 average. Miller Is registered with the .44-caliber killer the the spokesman said. He turned down a request Fosi's Talent Agency , world came to know as the by United Press International Arthur Murray Dance Son of Sam. Bronx District Attorney to examine · the tapes by Studios and Young Film Mario Merola told the saying they were not public and Television. He will be surprised spectators defense property. doing his first commercial Merola said he received the attorney Ira Jultak had given for U. S. Homes which will him a diary in which the 24- diary two weeks ago and appear nat loowt'd e year..,Jd Berkowitz, under a noted that ln that time "there so metim e this su mmer. column labeled " Work," was no way to determlne the Miller will also be In the gave a de,tailed account of veracity" of the claims or if sta ge pla y of "South anyone was killed or injured 1,411 fires. Parlflc " at the Play Box Acco rding to Merola , in the alleged arsons . Theater In Tucson In early Jultak said Berko'\\itz had ' State Supreme Cou rt fall. Miller also Is active In informed his attorneys that Justice William Kapelman . swi mmin g and tennis he had set 2,000 fires slnce one of three judges who activities. He Is planning to accepted Berkowitz's gui lty study voice soon. 1974. . The diary . Merola told the pleas for the killings in the court, lists numbers that Bronx. Broo klyn and Queens. MARRIAGE LICENSE designate the type of fire and said of the arson allegations. A ma rriage license was the way the fire department "l will consider whether to responded to it. ln reporting a cover these alleged crim es in issued to Ca rl Lee Smith . 22, Rt. I , Reedsville and Jeanette fire , Merola said. the pudgy th e sentence l impose." Marie Haning, 20, Athens. Ohio Uni versity Student Co uncil . for Excepti onal Children is sponsoring their 12th Annual Learning Disabilities Conference May t2 and 13 at Ohio University in Morton Hall. Issues include such topics as mainstreaming, dea ling with parents, utilization of learning centers and teaching methods and materials. For more information write to: Workshop Office, 301 Tupper Hall, Ohio University , Athens, Ohio 4570t, or call (614 1 594~1. I ·r · - · - ·- · - --··- · 1 1 Social 1 I I I Calendar 1 I I SHEEP PRODUCTION - Gene Yost, far left, is shoivn presenting Sheep Production awards to Randy Wolfe and Rick Durst during the Southern High FFA Banquet Saturday night. WEDNEDAY AMATEUR Gardeners Wednesday 8 p.m. home of Mrs.·Ha rold Lahse. Mrs. Jim Sheets co-chairman. THURSDAY MAY Luncheon of Afternoon Circle of the Heath United Methodist Ch urch. Middleport , Thursday I p.m. Persons are to bring covered dish and table service. Meat and beverage to be provided. MEIGS Count y Hwnane Society, 7:30 p.m. Tiwrsday at Thrift Shop building . GARAGE Sale Thursday, \ Friday and Sa turday, 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. at home of Mr s. Cleo DeTray , next to Chester fire station by Women 's Auxiliary of Meig s Co unty Health • Department. PAST Council ors Club, Theodoru s Counci l 17. ~ Daughters of America, will meet at the home of Mrs. Eva Dessauer, 7:30 p.m. Thurs· day ROCK Spnngs Grange. 8 SWINE PRODUCTION AWARD - Rick Flagg, right, p.m. Thursday at the hall . C:rwn cake and jwnper con· is shown receiving the Swine Production Award from teacher Aa ron Sayre during Saturday night's Future tests to be held . FRIDAY MARY SHR INE 37. Order _ra~m~r~~-":=i~a_B_:n~:~a~ So~th~ =~~~---"scaled down ." of the White Shrine of When informed of OSCEA 's Jerusalem, will meet Friday, I 1 decision, Sigall said he felt 8 p.m. at the Pomeroy like the "bridegroom left Masonic Temple. Members 1 waitin g at the alt er ... are to lake a covered dish for I Perhaps remai ning single a potl uck dinner following the son of the late Sylvester and HAROLD M. BIGLEY would be best ln the long meeting. RAC INE - Gra veSide Ida Pa rsons Bigley . He is run .'' memorial services will be survived by two so ns, R<lbert " It sounds like th ey're held at 2 p.m. Saturday for L. of Cinci nnati and Gary L. tOCSEA l off the bus." added ACTIONS FILED Harold M. Bigley, formerly of of Tiffin, and four grandSi gal!. "l guess it 's back to A dissolution and a divorce Racine, who died Oct. 8, 1977 children. He was preceded in the drawing board . We will have been filed in Meigs death by his wife, Esther have to scale down what we Co unty Common Pleas Court. aft er a several weeks illness. Herron Bigley and a son, Born in Racine. he was the proposed. But we are fu lly R<Jnnie Lee Anderson. LangsKeith . committed to our people for a vtlle and Betty Lau Anderson, Services will be held at the job action ." same address, fil ed for family grave site in the Sorohan said that based on dissol ut io n while William Gree nwood Cemetery at the poll of his union 's Stephenson , Pomeroy, filed Racine . STOPS NOTED chapter s. the w11on "weighed su1t for divorce against Meigs · Jackson - Vinton the alternatives and felt that Mami e Ste ph ens on , Co unti es Bookm obi l e a strike should be used as a Pomeroy. Schedule for Meigs County: final weapon and only at an Thursday, May I ALICE SPENCER effect ive time." Racine elementary, 9-11 :30 SQUAD RUN Alice Spencer, Z23 Union Sorohan said William a.m.; Portland Elementary, The Middlep or t Ave ., Pomeroy, died Monday Wilkins, director of the Office of Budget and Management , Emergency Squad answered 1-3 p.m.; Portla nd Post Of- at the Kimes Nursing Home told him earlier Monday that a call at 3: II p.m. Monday to fi ce, 3 : 15 -3 : 4~; Racin e, In Athens. Funeral services will be the state would have a $120 the home of Roger Manley , Wagner's Hardware, 4:15mill ion surplus at U1e end of Rutland St., where a baby 5: 15 ; Racine, Bank, 5:15· aMounced by Ewing Funeral was cho kin g. The sq uad 6 : 1~ ; Syracuse Swimming Home. the fiscal year June 31. "l still think a strike is treated . the . .infant and no Pool , 6:30-8; Minersville , called for if the Legislature hospitalization was required . Brown's Trailer Co urt, 8:158:30. once again locks the door ," Friday, May 12 said Sorohan . He said he BOARD TO MEET Bradbury Elementa ry, would try to convin ce Thi!-· Citizens Advisory 10:30 a.m.·l2 noon. lawmakers to appropriate the Board to the Athens Mental money toward state workers' Health and Mental Retar· sala ries. dation Center will meet May Earlier this year. the 16, 1978 at!O a.m. in Room 206 ON DEAN'S LIST Leg islatur e gave state at the Center. Nine Meigs Countians have worker s pay rai ses of been named to the dean• list between 20 and 40 cents an HOSPITAL PATIENT at Ohio University for the hour, with most of the money Victor Roush is a patient at winter quarter. They are going to lower1Jaid workers. St. M arys Hospital, Hun· Arthur Ray Leach. Route I, The pay raise was included tington , W. Va. His room Cheshire; Connie R. Willett with a 25 percent to 45 pert,nt hike for 620 state judges' number is 320. Cards may be Helton, Jeffrey David Holter, sent to him in care of the Kimberl y Jane Ohlinger, salaries. hospitaL Pomeroy ; Paul Glen n \ OCSEA mem be... . • e,:, will not strike By DICK KIMMINS COLUMBUS (UP! - The publ ic state's largest employee union. the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association , decided Monday not to join rival Communication Workers of America public employee locals in a general strike. Patrick Sorohan, exec utive direcwr of the 18,000-member OCSEA. announced th e decision at a Monday news conferen ce . He said th e decision was reached after analysis of a jioll of local chapters on whether th ey would "support a strike." Instead of joining the CW A ln a "job action ," Sorohan said his union will lobby legis! all ve leaders to use the estimated 1120 million state surplus for ·bigge r state worker pay raises. The decisi on left CWA public empl oyee lo cal dire ctor Hershel Sigal! "disappointed and sur prised." Sigal! said last week a poll of his 6,000 members gave "overwhelmlng" approval for a strike this week by up to 10-tO:One margins. Sigall said his union. however. was still committed to some type of "job action," but that their plans would have to be Cookie jars aregre~t ••• : Area Death s 1 : CLASS SET ATHENS - The next series of Lamaza childbirth preparation cla9ses, sponsored by O'Bieness Memorial Hospital, will begin Monday, May 15. The class Is for couples whose expected date of delivery is prior to Ju)y 10. Breathin g and relaxation techniques for labor , exer· cises for physical preparation of the body and familiarization with hospital procedures are a few topics discussed in the series. The fee for the series Is $30. Those plaMing to attend, who have not yet pre·registered, should call Pamela Collier, 593-0049. CHICKEN BARBECUE NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Fire Department will hold a chicken barbecue Saturday starting at 11 a.m. at the fire station. i : ) •· ' , Holser Medleal C.ter (DIIeuraa May I) Sandra Adkins, Linda. Bishop, Kenneth Bloomer,: Debra Boring, Lurena: Broyles, Ernest Drummond,. Michael Goldsberry, Candy: Green, Trllba Greenlee,: Warner Hawley, Mra .~ Timothy Helton and 1011, Cart~ · Houser, Jo Letner, MadelYJr Mangus, Ivan Martin, Ruth· Musser, Alberta r,Jyera, : Catherine Parker, Diana' Sisson, Jonathan Smith, : Kimberly Smith, Glady~ Walter. . (Blrtbl Mly I) .r: Mr. and Mrs. Thomu : GaMaway, a son, VInton;,:. / Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pul!h, a• son, Hamden; Mr. and Mrs.': Don RIISIIell, a daughter, ; Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs ., Ronald Smith, a daughter,~ Ravenswood, W. Va.; Mr.-and Mrs. James Swain, a': daughter, Crown City. • In Tuppers Plains State treasurer to be at Senior Citizens' event on May 16th Gertru de Oonahey. ineun1 bent Treasurer of State on the Democratic ticket, is among cand idates or their representatives who will be present at the Sen ior Citizens Center for Candidates Nigh t, May 16. Other political candidates to att end: Senator Oakley C. Collins, Alfred E. Dahling, Justice of the Supreme Court , William Lavelle, representing Richard Celeste and Mi cha~l Dorrian , democratic candidates for Governor · and Lt. Governor and Kit Custer, representing ' Congressman Clarence Miller . Local candidates to be present are Henry Cleland, Jr., Robert Buck, Henry Wells, Howard Frank, Roland Eastman and a representative from the Meigs Loca l School Board. Prior to the candidates' presenlations, which will begin at 7p.m., a Jitney Supper will be held at the Center. from 4 p.m. to 6:30p.m. Following the supper, recogni tion and awards will be presented !D Senior Citizens in the following categories in honor of Senior Citizens Day : - Those 100 years of age and older. - Those married 50 years or more. - The oldest mother in Meigs Co unty . - The oldest father in Meigs County. - Oldest living graduate of Meigs County 's High Schools. - Wmners of the essay contest " I'm a Senior Citizen Now." Those knowing someone who may be eligible for the 1Contin ued un pa ge 14I Ban continues -v· ""'~ '~(_ NEW OFFICERS OF Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi are l-r , Kay Walker, treasurer, Carol Crow, VOL. XXIX NO. 18 Water ~ for COOkies For maximum security, put your valuables in one of our safe deposit boxes. They're co nven ien t, safe and cost just pennies a day! · •' ~ • ~ OF QUALITY ADM IRAt APPLIANCES , AdfttlrGI. WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW '· AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW --·-··· OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7 P.M. DUPLEX MIDDI.EPORT. OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ., ~~ '• •• .. c,' " . I • ' ' l' The World Today · :..________________ 1 . (Continued from page I ) 10cluding an American-made car that wtll do 110 mph on tht sand. . "They say this is the greatest," All said Monday at a neWI conference announcing the affiliation with the Fir'\ African· Arabian Corp., a multi.flatlonal marketing company formed by Saudi Arabian businessmen. THESE THREE charter members of the Women 's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital were on hand for a dinner held Tuesday night for the aux.iliary in observanee of National Hospital Week . The three women have belonged to the auxiliary .since its inc eption in 11167. From the left are Jestie Molden, Bertha Parker and Louise Bearhs. ~ ,._ • - I "' ·•~1o ' , ~• I ..,... Spacecrafts going to Venus WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United St.llell llld Soviet Union are preparing spearately to aend lour Wllllllllled spacecraft! to Venus later this year In an eJpanlion of man't Inquiry ln!D the secrets of Earth's neareet panetary net&~~ The National Aeronautics and Space AdmlniJtr announced today the first ollts two VeliUI ajlloren, caUed Pioneers, are scheduled to take off from Cape CaMvera!, Fla., May 20. Asecond spacecraft is set lor lllllcll Aac. T. RACINE - An, operating handbook for the Southern Loca l Marchin g Band, ef· fective at once, was adopted when the Southern Loca I Board of Education met in specia l sess ion Tues da ~ night. The board approv ed the lnstallation of a food sto rage unit at the Portland Elementary Sc hool and discussed bus routes and con dition of buses . Board members pr ese nt were Dallas Hill. president. Shirley Johnson and Sue Grucser. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prlilldent Carttl11011ght today 14 marshal his forces for a forthcomlnc effort to win Senall approval for a massive rewriting of U.S. labor lawa. • He scheduled a breakfast meeting today with IGIDt 10 union leaders for talks on lhe bill that will be debited btclnnlnl MIJ 15. The gathering of top labor leaders wu dlltgned "to worout the best way of dealing with the refofllll, 1' 1 (ll'llldential spokeswoman said. PillOWS NUMEROUS SERVICE awards were presented members of the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hosp ital at a dinner · held in the honor of auxiliar~ members during National Hospital Week. Receiving the !Dp award for 7,000 hours of volun teer service, wa s Mrs . Nettie Hayes, right. Making the presentation was Jessie White, auxiliary president. Handbook for band adopted Carter marshalling forces Weather A DINNER wa s held at Veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday night honoring members of the Women's Auxiliary, a volunteer Wlit. during National Hospital Week. Offieers of the ullit pictured from the left are Jessie White, president ; Emmogene Simms. vice president ; Carrie- Kennedy, trea surer, and Jestie Molden, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Ethel Hatfield , recordin g secretary, was not present. 10WELS 54 arrested during April in Middleport TABlE BEDSPREADS .- , MEETING FRIDAY Return Jonathan Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, wiU meet at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Vernon Weber and Mrs. Dayton Parsons and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan u assisting hostesses: Mu. Dale Dutton will pteaent the program. ·d.· I .~· ····· ·· ·-·· . enjoy a trip to our home furnfshings slctian o'n thl lsi floor - big new- selections . Select a ·Mother's Dly gift for htr dlly ne~l Sunday, Mav 14. ' PWS ·Window Shades Draptly Hardware - Curtains - Draperi• Place Mats -Eureka Sweepers - Scllfs Furniture Throws and Many Men Gift kim ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Fifty·four arrests were made by the Middlep ort Pollee Department during the month of April, according to the report of Police Chief J . J . Cremeans filed with village council Monda y night. · Of the total arrests II were charged with disord erly maMer· 10 with speeding ahd sev~n with driving wh ile Intoxicated . Charges were dropped In five Instances. There were three arrested for having no license plat es : three for driving under suspension, ·and two each for squealing tires; ruJUllng stop sign: rWVIIng red light, and resisting arrest. There was one arrest each on charges of . leaving the scene or an ac- . cldent; au ured clear dlatance-; unsafe vehicle ; recklesa operation ; failure to yield the right of way; overload. One case was tranaferred to county rourt . The pollee cruiser was driven 3,775 miles and paning meter collections for the monih totaled $891. '+ Clear tonight, with lows in the mid or upper 40s. Sunny and warn1er Thu rsday. with high s in the upper 70s or lower 80s. Miller, Waldie,. Fowler win Mason County races Don Waldie and Howard Lee Miller emerged as the clear cut winners of the crowded race for two seats on the Mason Co unty Board of Education . Charle.. " Horsey Fowler" won the Democratic Party's nod for County Commission rather handily by defeating Agn es Rou sh, while r ep ubi ican in cumbent Commissio ner William Rardin won his party's nomination as he ran unopposed . A poo r voter turnout marked Tuesday's Primary as many. voters appeared to exce pl ion of Pr ecin ct 9, be apathetic or were kept Hogsett, were in Schultz's away from the polls because office by 1 a.m. of the threat of bad weather Results from Ho~sett were conditions. Approximately 35 Continued on page 14 per cent of the coWlty's ~~~~le voters went to th e Precinct 13, Mt. Flower, was the first to report. Count y Circuit Clerk Howard Schultz in the second floor of the Co urthouse began reading off the results at 8:52 p.m. From' that time on, the results from aU over the rounty began to pour ln. Every pre cinc t with the Clean up weeks set in Rutland RUTLAND - Rutland VIllage will be observing clean up for two weeks thi s spring, Mayor Eugene Thompson announces. Residents are asked by the mayor to clean up around their home s and trash ccllected, not garbage, will be hauled away free of charge by the village. On Thursday , Afay 18, a truck ~ will pick up collections from the Walker Funeral Home through the south part of the village. On Thursday, May 25, the village will provide the pi ckup service north of the funeral home. Resident s are asked to bag· everything possible and place the rubbish along the · curbing by 9 a.fll. on the collection dates. enttne Regatta theme is selected BY KATIE CROW " River Fun for Everyone" was the theme chosen for this year's B1g Bend Regatta when the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday at noon at the Meig s In n. The chamber staged a theme contest with II theme s submitted by stud ents from Meigs Coun ty Schools grades 7 through 12. Wirmer of the theme contest was Paige Smith , 17, a senior at Meigs H1gh School. She wil l be presented a $25 Savings bond from Paul Gerard of Point View Cable. This year's Regatta will be held on June 22 , 23, 24 and 25. Ju ne 23 , parade , queen On Thursday , June 22, contest , bands, commumt y there will be midway rides entertainment. fle& market and talent show; f'rida y, and teen dances ; Sa turda y, Jun e 24, fr og jumping champ ion ship , eat-a-t hon. water ski show. loca I boat ra ces. fl ea market. boat 1Conlinucu on page 11 1 The World Today Parliament in session HOME 1UPl i- llaly's Parliament, shocked but united by a national outcry to avenge Aldo Mora's murder, was called into session tnday to back a tough new anti-terrorist law a1med at Mora's Red Brigades kidnappers. Much the way John Kennedy 's death stunned America in t96J, Mora's slaying has shocked Italy, th ough it came after 5 days of captivity. Scrap set over signatures CLEVELAND (UPI 1 - Aides to embattled Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kukinich have vowed they will fi ght !D elimi~te an additi onal 16,000 signatures on recall petitiOns. while char ging the recall group submitted only 18,000 vahd signatures . The mayor and his executive secretary , Bob Weissman. sa id Tuesday they were refusing to accept the cert1f1ed tota l of 34,217 va lid signatu res on petitions demanding Ku cini~h ' s ouster. That fi gu re was just 3,335 short of the number req u1red to force a recall elecllon . Rhodes makes third appeal C:Ol.UMBUS (UPI I - For the third nme m as many weeks, Gov . Ja mes A. Hhodes has appealed for a thre e-year mora!Drium on federal enforcement of sulfu r.ctioxtde regulations. · Ohi · Tuesday, Rhodes released an open letter he sent to. o s congressional delegation asking for 1ts help m securmg the three-year moratorium . . Presumed rough landing PENSACOLA , Fla. (UI'i ) - Most passengers aboard the National Airlines 727 that pancaked into Escambia Bay thought the crash was just a rou gh landing and heade.:l for the plane's exit without life preservers, federal investigators say. Three of the 58 occupants of Flight 193 from Mobile, Ala .. drowned and dozens of others were injured in the crash Monda y night. West Virginia voters as expected set up a classic November battle for the U. S. Senate. Veteran Democratic Sen . Jennings Randolph, who has been in Congress longer than any other member , will lac" former Republican Gov . Arch Moore. Both Moore and Randolph captured over 75 percent of the vote to win their primaries. It was otherwise an unev.entful primary in Wtst Virginia, except foneports In some state races .that votes were being bought for $5 to $25 - or for a pint of whiskey or a six pack of beer. In the House contest Rahall led most of the evening, except for a brief time when re turns came in from Hechler 's populous home ccunty of CabelL "I feel great," Rahall told UP!. "I think the victory tonight is one that all the people of southern West Virginia can benefit from. It was a victory produced by a broad spectrum of· support among coal miners, veterans, senior citizens and smallbusinessmen .'' RahaU, a wealthy business· man and grandson of a Lebanese immigrant, said he was ccn!ident from the start and now Is hopeful "we can now move forward on our problems.'', PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The annual reunion and banquet of Rutland High Schoo l will be held at the Rutlaod Gy mna si um. Saturda y, May 27 at 6:30 p.m. Round and squar e dancing will be held from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Rese rvations must be paid by May 22 to Rutl and Alumni Association. Rutland . Ohio 45715 . Mon ey and names must accompany r ese rvations. Reservations are $5 prr person. Each alumni may ~ring one guest. If unable to attend, please remit $1 fo r du es. <·> . ··:. ·.·.·.·, ,',','. Fire guts press box RUTLAND - Losses were set at $3,000 as the result of a hre which occurred at what is known as the "Pr ess Box" on the form er Rutland High Schoo l football fi eld about 11 :30 p.m. Tuesday . The interi or of the two story concrete bloc k buil ding was eom pl etely gutt ed. A new roof had recently been put on th e st ructure. Ab out 12 Rutland fir emen and several lr ucks were on the scene. Officials sai d that the fire had apparen tly been started on purpose and firm warnmgs were issued today. Officials said that a curfew is being put int o effect immediatel y for the park areas Plans for installing new of the communit y which offi cers at B p.m. on June 12 includes the fann er football at the Meigs Inn wer e made field . Monday night when the Mei gs Anyon e caught on any of Jay cees met at the In n. those grounds from B p.m. The new officers include until Ba.m. will be prosecuted David J enkins, president; to the fullest extent of the Mike Mullen. state director; law, officials warned. Anyone John Kauff, internal vice seeing any loitering on the president ; David Fox and grounds alter the curfew is K" n Searles, local internal asked to contact police chief directors ; Jeff Howell, ex· Bruce Davis immediately. lern a! vice president : Ri chard Roseberry and Mike Kelly. local external direc· tors : Glenn Enslen, sec retary ; Paul Ables. treas urer . The group disc usse d Spring forest fire season is compl etion of the mini-park on Butternut Ave ., and for unoffi cially over with greenprov iding a safety committ ee up of the grasses and forest thon on June 3. It was canopy underway . Fire season was modera te thon on june 3. It was reported that the unit now has ln comparison to previous a Jay cee-ette chapter . years, with only 10 forest and Men between the ages grass fire s occurring in of t8 to 35 are mvited Meigs County during the 1978 to become active members of Spring Season. as compared th e group and those over 35 to 23 hres in the 1977 Spring are inv ited to become Fire Season . Careless debris burning associate members. was the major cause of fires with in cendiary, smoking, and mechanical fires compl eting the causes . A total of six acres was burned as compared to 149.3 acres burned last year at this Dur ing the ca mpa ig n, date. Rahall traveled less than Even with the greenup Hechler, but pumped more condition and summer than $60,000 Int o an ad- around the corner, citizens are asked to be careful with vertising blit~ . fire and keep Ohio Green, Hechler. 63. a New York native and form~ Marshall Donald R. Baun, local forest University 4)rofessor, took to ranger, concluded. the backroads and hollows m his haggard old red Jeep. He passed out more than 4Q.OOO copies of "The Bridge of Rernagen," a World War II EXTENDED FORECAST Mild 1~. 1ugb the period, thriller he wrote years ago. with a chance of showers The Rahall campaign dally and highs generally pumped an admitted $87.000 In lhe 70s. Lows will be In into the re-e lection bi d. the upper 40s or the lower Hechler spent only $33,000. In 50s Friday and In the 50s 1976, the two politic ians, Saturday and Sunday. romblned, spent more than $250,000. Jaycees to install officers b k b •d u hler loses., . come ac l .l~ec By Mannix Porterfield CHARLESTON , W. Va . (UP! ) - Freshman Rep . Nick Joe Ra haU , D·W. Va .. the youngest member of Congress, has shown his first win was not a fluke by defeating former Rep. ~en Hechler for a second time . Hechler, who held the seat for .18 years, lost his comeback bid In Tuesday 's Democratic primary. RahaU won the seat two years ago when Hechler first gave It up to run for governor, then made an unsuccessful try In a write-in campaign . With 314 of the 487 precincts ln. Rahall held an un beatable 55 percent of the votes to Hechler's 44 percent. regulations imposed by the E.P.A. for septic tanks for co mme rc ial buildi ngs . Wright 'tated that under no ci rcum stances would the agency consider the lifting of the ban until three steps have been initiated . These include tha t a sewer district be formed in the Tuppers Plains area, that an application be made for a variance, and thai a plan of study be submitted to the E.P.A. for approvaL Severa l que stions were raised as to where the money would come from to pay a consultlng engineer to per- . form the initial study and prepa re the plan since county general fund money cannot r Contin ued on page 14 ) • WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1978 ""' • COVERS ATI'END CEREMONY Mrs. Mary Hughes , Mrs. Edna Slusher, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell , Mrs. Cora Beegle, Miss Shirley Beegle, Mrs. Lora Byers, Mrs. Jane Simpson, and Mrs. Penny Peters attended t he sp r ing cerefT11:ia1 of 1'11\!a Court 5, Ladic~Jlriental Shrine, 'held on Satu rday at RhOOes Ce nt e r , Ohio S t ate Fairgrounds, Colwnbus. , POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO (Conllriu&l from page 1) ! had been lnatalled im,: properly In 1 home. CoWICU• also dlacuued a cleanup of' the river bank area. • Atlendlng were Mayo , Hoffman, Clerk Grate anct councilmen , Kelly, WUUanr Walters, Horky, 'Kine an& Mullen. . .llill Simpson, Lynn Goebel , Reedsville; Racine; Susa n Stephanie Ly nn Ash, Syracuse; Tim Alan Kuhn, Tuppers Plairis, and Cathy Ann Maxey, Tuppers Plains. at y . VISIT OUR HOME FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT FOR PRACTICAL MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS · ~!!~!~~~~~~~~~~~ • e ELBERFELD$ SHEETS corresponding sccrelary , Ka thy Curn1ngs, pres ident, Sherry Abbott , vice president and Ton ya Davis, retarding secretar y. Help for th<"'' Se wage problems of the Tuppers Plains Methodist Church does not appear to be forthcoming soon according to the resu.lts uf a meeting betw een the Meigs Coun ty Com · missioners, represen tativ e~ of Tuppers Plain s and others Tuesday night. Lin dsey · Ly ons. Da na Hoffman and Rev. Thomas met with the c;ommissioners concerning th e envi ron· mental protection agency ban in Tuppers Plains which has prohibited the installallon of a septi c tank for th e Methodist Church. Greg Wright, district engineer for the E.P.A., wa s presen t to explain th e Forest fire season over �.' 3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomcroy 0 Wednesday May 10 197B 2- The Dati) Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday Ma) 10 1978 .) wa s shorlt r 1 ht Na vq~atiOn De\ elopment Act The brll came rnto the Senate from the House on 1Uesd;n Rfternoon c o~"tm g $1 2 btl\ ron II erner ged le ss than 48 hours \.rter rostmg $2 6 btlh on The l•~rslatl\ e frght "as riOt U\l l ttw mom' but OH' r the fmm Jf Cllll\~ s\ Stt:n of makmg b rrge owners pa \ son c of the com f fedcr"l nav1gat on pt ( JLt t s that bendll them As rt tUJ ned out tht: Senr~h.: b' onl\ four \otes defied a prestrlur!IHl Htn thr eat and adoptt d o 'rrswn nf the plan \\c ak~ r th rn the Hhntntstrauon "~nt s 11re 11heelrng .mel-deal ng that oct urrcd orr that prtl' !Sion pit ting fr £'shm m Republllar Pct, O< nrenr u < f ~ e v. M t> x1 u v. ho hctd Ca1tu s bk! t ktng aucun st tht v. l\ Husse ll !Jm~<: cl -tlr mctn a.ppropn attorTs Lha1rman Conuuntee and dependenr on Warren Ma gnuson D Wash Lon g for tht kind of "elfare It \\ otS the lhtrd of three pr og ram that • ould look good trrnk ets he pro posed m Ne" \ ur k Crt\ used the WtGer>1atmg that thts one ncn tgatwn a( t as a reason to rrqmres a lml e more mone\ srng the prarses of the Ne\1 than the other t\\o Half a York State Barge Ca nal billion more to be exact s, stem made fam ous m song - A rec re al ron boa t .rs the Erte Canal He sard 1t \aun chrng facrht1 rn Spencer rs the only totall) sta te County ~ td for Brrch ~a) h supported barge carra ltn the But a funn1 Urr ng happenl'(\ f'ountn on the "a) to pa ssage So as a malter of eq ull) D o ment (J ~Aa s he asked the federa l go\ ern outmaneU\ ered b) Long and ment should be be allo \\ ed to other ' enerable cormmttee frnanre rt nth an chatrmen from bar~ e e1 en tua\11 "as rs ed and mdustr) states who had a ag reed to "nhdr " that personal grrp on a number of request unlrl he gs are other.,.,tse dtstnterested sena held ' tors Later he told a reporter The next da) there \\a s "'th all th e subtlet) that Domen tct addres srng the ende ared h m to the Tlurd Senate complarnrng about the World "he n ht "as U N pork barrel aspet ts of the am bassador h1 s requ("st '..'as brfl he heIpod er gure er and made to let coJ\e,• gucs know askmg Carter to 1e1t1 rt I 11 10te for \OUr \l ater 1 he n Ne• Yor k Sen proj('ClS but Ill\ \Ot e IS Dame! MO\nlhan Junwr rnt rr asrn gil ~o rn g to be member of the Ftnam e condtttoned on some rectp of th't' favor be sto \\ rng Finan ce Co mnllttee with ob\IO US results - rould ftll a rcs textbook The unseen but hrghl) aronl.ltr c catailst rn that stru gg le O\er a taxrn g formula "as pure pork I (J St }ear Domen1u sur reeded m gettrng hrs tax plan attached to the Sl 2 b ll ron Water He sources De1 eloprnent Act and when the !lous e fa tled to act on rt th< composrte btl\ had to he \\ 01 ked on agam thi s )ear So fnr t\\0 da1 s Domenr cr sJrmd happ1 as a clam - and JUSJ as sr len til as senator after senator trooped to the small Cl\ iO) m 1\H HE\ EN SHE SNOTTII F: BESTBET '"' H anu ha'e been u11orced a )ear after 24 years of mar nagt: Our two sOJts arc It\ mg \\ rth me I hal e been see rng a 49 yea r -<Jid "rdu" for erght rn u11lhs She "asthamatrc along \\tlh se1era l other rllnesses Plus she rs gomg through the change She rat ely ventu res out because of her health plus she ts afra rd of bemg robbed She won t go wrth me says silt docsn l trust any man but docsn t •efuse to let rne vrsr t once a \\ eek at her house I rn baffku What am I tlomg wrong'- F HUSTRATED Al'iD IMPATIF:NT DEAH F \ ND I Notlung probabl) But I d sal ) our churr c m \\ omen frrcnds tsn t too sharp If she hasr1 t changed her attrtude - about) ou and ltfc rn m etght mo rths Is there realh muth hope here' H IJJ::AH HJ::l EN ~h doctor prescrrbed estrogen for post menopausal depres sron and other Sl rnptom.s of too-fast agrng but aflt r the cancer sc are concermng hormone therap) I stopped takmg the prlls "lm h had not been taken up He sa\S I should wergh lire good lite) do agamst the posstble n 1J nlllllttt>e to add Vtater problems tht v nught cause There s no doubt I need estrogen pr JCLts m therr home states ~! t h o u gh a frs cal but I m frrghtened Coul d 1ou offer encouragement ' PUll ED r WOWA\'S fe r st:ru:Jttve the New Dl AR PUI LED Mcx1< an frgured the more emh member co uld get mtil 1 here s mur h enlourageme nt from Dr ltla Nachttgall Jhe brll the easter rt would be ass rsl<Jnt professor of obstetm s and g) nec o\og1 at Ne" York to p<ISS the entire thmg once Un11 erstt) Medt cal Center and chrector of g) nerologll al en he got hts pet tax adopted doer mulog1 at Belle\ uc Hosprta l nrnse porcme ornament s Her 10 1ear stud) of some 200 \\omen (half l<Jkrng estrogen rtt rcltru \llthout beneftt of half placelxrs i mdrca tes that hormone thera py admr nrstered he umgs rnd uded curr ed l) and accornpamed wrth progesterone does not ap $8 5 mrllron to fix up San pear to promote cancer of uterus or breast rather rt ards rn ~ m<. ISLU s F'1sh erma n s corn bahng osteroperosts 1bone delertOJ alton 1 rn a) protect \\iltr f agamst heart atl<Jcks and of course helps w1th menopausal - A sHo nd po'r\er house at and post menopausa l prob lems of hot flashes vagrnal drscorn Polly Cramer forts de pressron etc \1 t~h mgt nn state s MeNan IJ till sponsored b) Dr Nadtltgall s full report appeared m the N01e mber \977 rosuc of Farnr h Ctrde You ca n fm d rt at l ourlocallr bl ar) II tged '' umcr '' ho t!u not need Pillowcases P S Ex perts sal a !]).)ear study doesn t 1 ule out the tu CJ tLe ntu a lt 0 ~ front come clean possrbt lrl\ of longer tenn effects Sa) after 15 or 20 )ears of Hl~ tn rt' ti l<Jil I( air C dd~ IS estrogen usc MRS t J DF:AR POt I r - M1 lru, m: Ill PO! I\ - I cut the Yo ur dec.:Is!On then hmls down to l'. Cigh good ctga mst poss1 band pe1 spnt s su much tt t op ~ ofr If llllll S \~ Ul IHJUt blc bad and rf vou choose present well be rng then see your fli ght thdt unt tJf ea ch patr CJ f 1 ul ortd s tk s nul use lhem doctor t"ltc" ~ear for that all unportant ph) stea l exarnrna rm p lJO\H I:i~t: S IS SO sta llld a ~ tolulfu l n u \H~ r pol rovers trorr - H fh t r wrt h amendments f"(\ { '\ POLLY'S POINTERS ~fZj,:.SPECIAL OFF 25% mn n s hdlll ~ d fur i:lll\U11l at lh~ lnundr ornd l tu tha1 SCl ALL WOMEN'S ITEMS ALL GYM SHORTS MEN AND WOMEN'S I tht:Jll I h IVt krn ds of S! tp \l ~(u p mdt oil rs 423 6692 Belpre . 0 tOll Washtng 1on Blvd . c"' t reel ami t lc tops str ett h cu to frt When surlerJ \1 tsh gn t.: mi [j ~olu t!Un - MHS I JM JJJ \ll Mit' I J N1 - I I\ IJI AH PO l I Y - i\ tc.r put ma ke s .111 1 It: t! g1 t \ \ ~~ ~\ ~ I d ct111!X I ll ll~ fht.: ~ l :-;tCJIII ~ \\ lth bct r soa p tnd th en pll ~orrk 111 ~~ cr\ \ ~ !<1\ ~ l/7.\!1 dt.:I ~ Jgl.'nl c hot "ctlCI \Hlh d l hlor tn t bleatlr rf S<tft fur tht fabr tt: I o rt: slore t olol ii pph DENIM SHACK S l 7. t th~m dm.l !JUI -( ]( f.r:t l! IHIU Ill Open Monday 9 30 AM ttl 9 PM Tuesday t hru Salurday 9 30 Ill 5 lei\ pnt-t Srnrrll to pots L.tn bt Ill AH HF: f F:N t bit ach llt but the\ tllll not tomt Llt 11 Plcd st SOIIIt:mh dll '3'' for 11 0111 rm diU Ill \\hilt \ln cgdr tu ~l<i ns <IIHl rrnse POll y OEAH POi I Y ~~~ l'et P~Jcve IS \\lth tht.: rm111uf.n tu1t rs of " omtn s ~ Ia < ks \\ hu rnakt: ~u mall\ of tht:lll " ttl front il~ lllll !4S Hd. VC lht' forgotten us l hubbl rn tldl e lJ u k Ull agd lfl It Is let ~ \ tu puu 1 llli:III L., ~ufl HId plltblt Om: tulf tt t ~ poon of \\hoi ~..: peppe rs 111 tilt pepper shaker not on]\ kll ps the pc ppcr j)U U II !l ~ b ut lll<:tk t.'~ r \Hung srm II pcpp ~..: r t.'\ l t alll ~t c r ~ }.79 HONEY LOAF, PEPPER LOAF, PORK & BEEF LOAF••••••••L.~. 5 FRENC H CITY JUMBO FRANKS ..•••••••.••••.••••••••••• LONGHORN CHEESE fu1 l: ~ I !Jetb mslan l polctlol:S n n t'l t and £ulKbi "'II stet\ fresh lunt u lhdfl WhU li l ft Ill lht.: JJ>c llUJ lXI~~~ the \ tctlll t 1n If \ uu do nut 11 t\ t' it tur kc) pli:11\Lr tlli:lt IS ldrgt t.: lli!Ugh nnp1ov l ~t.: \'llh a fo ldrn g IV I.Hblt.: Pu t nr " spuptr s on th~.; ll il) I I pl Oll't \ It fr UIJI t ULS diHI the n LO\ll !hUll \\lth alumuturn fml - VIVIA N D~ AB PO l I Y - Whrlc I \~a ~ FRENCH CITY ~~. 5 1.39 \\illllng for ct publl ( Lllcphunc lht Jlt.'I sor\ "ho wa s US III g Jl t oughul ;md smok ed su mut h lildl I beuum <on u~ r n~d alwul dll th~ gu rn s th<:tl \\ tfll I Il lO th e r carr} a mouthp1cu. Su nU\\ srndll bultlt uf .rllo hul and some tl s!'~Ut:s md \~I JX! 1t off hdorc Using lht: phone KAIItt II ~ Pulh se nd )ou one uf "'II lb. 1.49 BAKING POTATOES Bag Sl. lb. 11.59 1 10 lb IDAHO 3 lb Bag New BROUGHTONS YEU.OW ONIONS 2% MILK Bag $1 29 69~ Mr Ju n ~~~~ m\ man ' - H ul tilt Hcc)de lh rse lur ge gla" Jal> wttlr strl \1-Qil htls 1he) f.:CIIl bt! 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H ous e o t !>a d Cou nly Pomeroy Oh o the tallow ng dcsc r bee rc a (>st ate s 1 Ua 1 ~:d n Lebanon 'Townsn p Me gs Cou nty Oh o 10 w Be '9 loca ted ' 70 acre 10 1 199 <~nd 100 acre tot 200 Town 2 RanQc 11 o t th e Oh1o Company s Pur ch a!ie Beq n 19 <tl a s tone n ra v ne at the north w(' s t cor ner 0 1 70 a err lo t 199 I own hence ea st 1 Rang e 11 aiOlq he 10 rl h I ne o l sad 70 acr e lot 199 16 30 cha n<:. to a ro ck t ram w h (h a w h te oak e nca r s we st 11 ~ deq ca st 20 t to. s ill ~o a w t t~; oalo.. 8 sou th 80 ~ dcg w es t 26 1 n k s al so sou t hcas l co rn er o t Tt om as Adams house bears nort h 1 5 J~ deg we st 52 ~ In k s ! h en ce 'ioou th JO 66 cna ;s to he south I ne ot 100 a cr e tot 700 To wn 1 RanQc 11 to ro c K fr om wh Ch a wh te oa k 11 bean. wt !i- 1 11 ~ acg f'it!i.l J9 I nks al!l. O a h c kory !1 bear s nor t h 74 de g easr Jll 1 nks tnence west al on g sou th t nc o t sa d 100 a ( r f.' tot No 200 16 J? cha ns to sou thwe st co r ner ot sao lOG a cr e lo t N o /00 an o 70 a cre 101 No 199 th ence no r t h 30 be cnams to the pla ce o f beg nn n g con ta n no 28 t acres mo re or less and bC nq th e sam e pr cm ses (O n vey eO to E E S p vey as rus tee ol W 11 a 1 J M c Coy by Geo r ge H K nda 1 by deed dat ed De tobe r 7 191 0 ano reco rdea n Vol 105 page 310 o t th e Re cor ds o t De eds o f Me 9 !> Cou n t y Oh o TERM S OF SAL E Ca sh n n<~nd on aay ol sale Tne r Qh t s re se r ved to re rec any or all 10 ~n IN THE COMMON PLEAS CO URT GLIMPSES Milo 0 Shea , Austin Pendleton and Sam Waterson wtll be starrmg m Wartmg for Godot at the Academy of Musrc m Brooklyn N Y beguuung May 24 The USO "til honor Ulllan Grsh as Woma n of the Year at ceremonres at Ne w Yorks Plaza Hotel Thursday rught CBS has film crews swarmmg around Europe for a TV movre of Irvmg Walla ce s best seller The Word,' and the all-<>tar cast mcludes David Jansse n Geraldine Chaplin John Hustoo and NtCtJI Wl\lramson Burt Reynolds has agreed to be the 1V spokesman and honorar) campatgn charrman for the Chtldren s Bureau of Los Angeles whtch works to prevent chtld abuse Donny Osmond less than 24 hours after hrs weddmg Monda) to Salt Lake City was rehearsmg for hts openmg Tuesday mght to Las Vegas but he did schedule a wedding receptton after the sho" rnstead of the usual openmg-mght party l Pak Del Monte or n unls SNACK PAK PUDDINGS •••••••••••••••••••••. 89e 19 Dun can He rn s Regu lar CAKE MtXES •••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••..•••• 69' 01 Plat n o r Set f Rt s tng Bag ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ••••••••••••••.•••••• ~.'?.. 99e J Ol INSTANT NESTEA ••••••.•••••••.••••••••••)~~- 1.99 5 to ot MULLERS ELBOW MACARON 1.. ...................... ~~:. 53e Conf S11o<H or L1gh1 or Dark Brown SUGAR ...•••••••••••••• ,••••••••••••••••• :.!~. 2/79« 12 oz ARM O URS ROAST BEEF.:.'!~.~:~~~ ......•..•••••••......~~~ gge 46 oz DEL MONTE f TOMATO JUICE ..••••••••••••••••••••:•••••••••• 69~ 10'• oz CAMPB ELLS purwan (e ol r e~ot u t "LARRY SMITH Defendant No 643 I~ - NOTICE BY PUBLICAT I ON Larry A Sm lh aUdr('S S V' l<.now n but w hos e last k no wn address was 130 P le asant Stree t Ashland OhiO uaos w tltall e not ce on the 15th dav ot November 917 R 1fa l Sm •lh t led her Com pia n aga ns t h m n the Common P l~ as Cou rt o f Me gs Co unly Oh o case No 6 643 pray ng tor d vorn: ar d ol ht r r et ef on grounds of gross ne glec t of duty an d e)(treme c ru(' ly 't'ou ore r equ red to answer th s Co n plar n t w lh n !w en y e ght di! ys niter the last p u bl cat on t he last pub! (a t on son tne 11 h day of Mav 19 78 or judgment by defa ul t w d l be ren der e el a ga nst vou Larry Spen ce r C erk Of Courst o t Me1gs Coun ty Oho t ~ J 5 12 19 16 (SJ 3 10 17 7t c CINCINNAT I (UP! )- The Crn cmnatr Reds tn decrstons Monda) rnvolvmg three players sc heduled Brll Bonham til return to prtching Frtday mght slupped prtcher Doug Captlla to the mmor leagues and reactrva ted utthty mfrelder Ray Kmght ( lllrl St 11 150 1 HOO H llh ~ I Simon's PICK-A-PAIR and l.!f) 00 \1 ., r Sl ). I Tlh:O. Sit ;~n 1 hr l 1urt!h !o r JO 'tub' r tJI Itl jiiU U t lU h ~ SL11tla1 II , ~s u r HI l l'>t'l'oJ H. rt GIA SHOP W Mam Pomeroy MAY Phone 992 2039 992 5721 /1 '' 11 11 Send Our I rD 1978 w ng ett Cha rman Ernest A VEG. BEEF SOUP •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3/89~ (~ ) Dorothy M Jo l s to n 0 r cc fot 10 17 14 31C Genuine Birthstone Rings For All Months Lo ¥ely genu ne b1rthst one - just nome the monlh - cen te moun ted and su 1rounded by St)( s pa rkling diamond s Charmtng tn w h1tu o r yell o w \.4 kt gold I urop~ tn h rnd p IIIJt ed -.:~.: 1 tl11t l,:. hm\ l We L dn >c ml fl ollcf\ 111d plrnts tlittost 111\ll hcrc the FTD wry lltll se nd c.u ly ( til rr I "It '" lt>dlly • '15.00 II ers - Pomtrov . ' d J r \ I thf' f1r "t CIN CINNATI (UP! ) Danny Drressen ha s conftdence m hts abrhty to produce 1 hat s why the Crncmnatr Reds frr st baseman srgned only for the !97e season last wrnler rn slead of tytng hr mself up \\llh" multt ) ear contract at th e age nf 26 I talked rt o>er \\lth my wrfe Bonnre and we frgured I could do better durmg the co mrng se ason than last year sa1d Dnessen whtle drscussrng hr s co ntr ac t durm g the "mter So far tl looks as tf Drressen hgured rrghl The second of Drressen s t\\ o hrts Tuesda) mght was a leadoff homer tn the bottom of the toth rnmng th at gave the Reds a 7-<. vrcurry and a spilt of a two game sen es wrth the Ne" York Mets at ll r•erfr ont Stadtum The horner was Dnessen s srxth of the season boosted Ius season average to 327 hts HB I total to 21 and had Manager Sparky Anderson agam telltng everyone wrthm hearmg distance why the Hells fJrs\ baseman rs better than the Dodgers perenmal All-Star Steve Garvey Tell me \\hat Ga rvey can do be tter than Danny <h al lenged Ander son uutr all ng the drscussron himse lf There won t be much drrference m th e battmg averages nf the two But Dann) runs better He II stea l more bases He has more range m the held Ma) be G,rrvey wtll htl n 10re homers than Danny tut not too many And as for RBI rf I pel Dannym the same spot as Garve) to the hneup he d probabl) drrve home more than Steve So what s the br ggcst differ e n ce ' as ked Anderson Ill tell you Garvcv has th e name On essen doesn t ye t That s th e difference added th e Red mana ger before a hstener cou ld LOS Ang Clnc lnall PER BAG San Fren R VAlUE COMPARISON CHART •Azaleas 0 eMums • Geramums II R valu e • 1 I I I II 2 I I I 4 3 II I I I II I I I I US FIBER PORCH ROCK WOOl FIBER GlASS BOXES AND POTS The se values are lor one rnch of loose lr\1 rnsulalton Amted plants ~ • • W Il If 15 answer I here are only a handful of guys m the maJors - maybe 10 - who play the ga me better every day than Danny He s a wtnncr Supe r fr ustrat ron a nd somethmg I don t ever \\ a nt to exper1en( e crga m was the way Drtessen descrrbcd the two seasons he sa t on the Reds bench before replacrng the depa rted Tony Perez at frr"t lil.St J eat He responued til the challenge by battrng 300 httlm g 17 homers drtvmg home 91 1 uns and steahn g 31 bases frgures he rntends to bette r thrs season Dn essen s homer came after a one-< ut blast o'er the rt ght held fence by George Foster m the bottom of the 224 1st ~!reel Point Pleasant (304) 675-24ii0 runth tha t tred the score at &all Dr 1es~en s homer gcrve Red relt ef pttcher Doug Ba u hrs fir st \lctory of the season and the two scoreless rnmngs the 28 yea r ol d rrgh t hand er reeled off I uesday nrght extendeu his strrng w 18 I 2 mnm gs In 12 ctppeara nces I m not eve n thmking about any scoreless streak sard Barr W11e n I m m there I JU St want to keep us close so we can have a chance til wrn lrke we dtd tonrghl The Mets frrst two runs off Red stc~rter Tom Hwne were grfts In the frrst um rng Lenn) Randle walked went to thrru on Humes wtld attempted ptckoff th row and scored on a MllhH•sl lt)UJI lo add new IPam~ ANDERSON INd (UPit lndrana Kentucky and OhHJ hrgh sc hool basketball stars combmed tu beat the Sov ret Junt or Champwn s 95 85 Tuesday mght handmg the Russtans t herr frr<;t loss tn four games durmg a currenl U S tour Dwtght Anderson of Da)ton (Ohto ) Roth Hrgh School led all scorers wrth 22 pomt s whtl e Gary i lndtana 1 Roosevelt s John Hey\\ ood added 14 and Vmce Taylor fo r Tates Cree k fhgh Sc hool m Lexrngton K) had 13 for the Rus" tan s Aleksandr Belosten t had 19 anu Aleksanur Shr rshov 18 111e Anderson Sertoma All Stars led most of the "ay Jhrough a trght ftrst half and were up 43-41 at mt ermtssron llle) dommated the second half leadmg by as man) as 18 pomts tn the frnal rnmutes 92 74 l ile l~<o clubs are s< hedul ed for a re match tunr ght at I .tfayetlc The Anderson stars are basrcally the same players who " til represent Indtana next month rn the annual chart!) senes "'th Kentucky Pet 630 586 577 GB l I Wes t W l PC! GB Oakland 9 8 704 Cal f 8 9 667 Ka n C tv 5 17 550 4 TC JO. aS 1 11 ~00 ~ seattl€ 1 2 3J4 10 M nnesot 0 20 3JJ 10 7 Ct cago I 16 30 4 10 Tuesd ays Resu lts Ch H Ba it DPd r a n Boston 4 Kan sas C ty J Clevel an d 5 Seattle 4 Toronto J Oa k lilnd 0 Cal lorn a f Detr o I 5 New Yor k 3 M nne sot a 1 Texa s 7 M !wau kee I T()dav s Pr(lbable P tchen 11 15 413 5 Atlan ta 11 16 407 6 (All T mcs EDTt San Dlt'Q O 10 16 38 5 6 Boston 1R prey 0 1J aT Ba T Tuesday s Results 1 more 1Br tes 1 2l 7 30 p m At ani a J Montreal 1 1st Se attl E! i Honey cu tt 2 3J dt Montreal 1 Atlanta 6 2nd Cleveland (W se 1 )J 7 JO p m Houston 5 Ph lad elph a 1 Oakland !Johnson 3 11 at Clnc1 7 New York 6 10 nns roron lo (Clancy 12 J 7 30 p m Los Angeles 3 St Lou 5 l M nnesota (l ahn 2 I) at Ch icago 8 S&n D• ego 5 San_t ranc lsco 3 P f! Sburgh 1 Ch cago (Wor tha n 0 t ) 8 p m Te)(a s ( Alexander 11 1 at Toaav s Probable Pitchers M !waukee (Sorensen 3 21 B JO ( All T1mel EDT ) P t sbu rgh I Bi yleven I Jl at pm Thursdays Games San Franr:ls co (Barr 13 1 4 0~ M inn eso ta a Ch cago n ght pm Boston at Batt more n ght New York ( Esp nasa 1 1J a Cal torn •a aT De trOll n Qt\1 Montreal (May 2 ll 7 JS p m Houston ( Bann ister 0 2) at Phl lb delphla ( Kaar 1 OJ 1 35 pm 51 Lou s (Denny 3 1) at Los Angeles ( Rhoden 4 0 ) 10 30 pm C1'1 cago ( Revsche l l '2 J at San 0 Ergo ( Fr e1sle" en 0 l ) 10 p m Ttlunday s G1mes Pittsburgh at San FranCISCO New York IH Montreal n ight Cine I at Ph ila delphia n ight 51 lOUrS at lOS Ang ntght CMlcego at San D ego nlgll t Amer~un City Ice & Fuel.Co. l 10 11 11 Houston MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY • Hydrangeas afte r the game It was tough sledding ou t there and U1at s JUSt whatrt was - sledding t(e was (lnU a ga m the mam Boston Coach Don Cherry toplt of conve1 sa hun the was m no m(JO(j to talk about Brums JUm ped lo a I~ lead the tee ~ he was fa r tOO aod then held on as Uw Flyers happy wrth the outcome made a latl' comeba t k How sweet rt rs Cherry After Bobby Sc hmautz sard I loved every mmute of Don Marcotte and Wayne rt Cashman had put the Brums Phtlade lphta now must wm tn front Jun Wa L'>On and the remammg three games to Orest Krn dral huk brought overcome thetr 3-1 deftctl th e f i)ers to wrllun one goal and two of those are at Boston nudwa) U~ro ug h the Ulrru Garden where the Flyers perrod But Schmautz who have fatled til wm m therr last notcheu fourth mHI ftftlr goa ls four playoff games of the playoffs Jut the empl) In the WHA the Avco Cup net wrth 35 se conds frnal senes between remammg to tee the deuswn Wmnlpeg and Ne" England I really can l belreve rt opens m Sprmgfreld Mass The ll e was do"o to the F'rrda y mgh l pavement St hmn11tz ~ mrt Dan Driessen's shot sinks New York, 7-6 W e~t POTTED PLANTS &flowers demandmg than four of 36 pla yr ff garnes "' Ll the last three vrilrs In Pl rladclph ta whcr c liJC but the out of staters were added because some players a re still Involv ed m spnng sports Ma1or Lea gu e Leaders. Bv Um te d Pren lnfernaf1onal BaH 09 j Base d on SO at bat s) National le agu e G AB H Pel Brrog h~ Al l 27 99 37 416 Mondy LA 17 93 35 316 Bucknr Ch l7 59 21 356 v ntne Mil 13 98 lf1 JJO 0 ~n C n 19 107 3S JU Hrnndz $1 L 28 OJ 3J 327 Baker LA 27 01 J J JU Parl\r P 1 26 01 33 JV Alrn o SO 26 95 31 316 Bown Ph 23 01 37 ] 17 Sm !h LA ?7 01 J1 317 Amencan Lea gue Detroit Boston New York M llwauke Clevelnd Ball lmor Toront o UPI Sports Writer It was fun whrle rt lasted but It may be tun e to start composmg the Oakland As eprtaph Tom Underwood prlched a ft ve hrt shu tout Tuesday mght prcked up his frrst Amen cC;In I eague v1dor y and exte nd ed the A s score less streak to 29 mrungs when the Toronto Blue Jays scored a 4~ vrctorv The As have no" been shut out three strarght limes TI11s team ts not down on UJCmselves sard Oakland Manager Bobby Wmkles I try not to let them get too far up or down We II hang "' ther e and come back Rrck Boseltt smgled m one mi:lnces m a row for Under \\OOd saru Jays Manager Ro) Hartsfreld It convrnces me and tt should cunvmce hrm a nd e'erybody else as well t hat he s a good prtcher In other AI games fexas cl ubbed Mrlwaul!ee 7 1 Cah forma downed Detrort 7-,1 C.1el eland mpped Seattle 5-4 Boston chpped Kansas Clly 4 3 and New York defeated Mrnnesola 3 I Chtcago at Ba llunore was rarned out In the Natrona! League Atlanta topped Montreal 3 2 before dropprng the rughtcap of thetr double-lteader 7~ Hou sto n hand l ed Phtladelphta 5-l Cincmnalt edged New York 7-<. m 10 mmngs Los Angeles lopped St I OUIS 3 I Ch icago outslugged San Otego ~ and San Franctsco trrpped Pittsburgh 3 2 Rangers 7 Bre" ers I AI Ohver homered and drove 1n four runs and Ferguson Jenkms now 3-1 scattered se\Cn htts to lead Texas over Mrlwaukee It was Jen kms third complete game m as many starts Angels 7 Tigers 5 Ron Fatr ly s Uurd RBIsrngle broke a 5-,1 lte wrth two out m the erghth mnmg and ga\C Ca hfo rma a vrctory over Detro rl Dave LaRoche m rehef of Frank Tanana prcked up hts thrrd wm without a loss lndtans 5 Mariners 4 Mtke Vall lmed a run scormg smgle wrth t" o out m the bottom of the nmth to hft Cle ve land over Seattle Denrus Kern 3-1 ptcked up the vrctory "'th I 1-3 mmngs of rehef while Shane Rawley dropped U> 1).2 Red Sox 4 Ruyals 3 Jun Rrce belted hts lOth hom er a two..-un shot m the se•enth mnmg that broke a 1.2 tre and Denms Eckersley tossed a se1en-ltrtter to lead Boston to rts seventh stra rght Wtn Lebanon results LEBANON Ohto ((UP I I Ka) Krel took the lead m the ;tretch Tue"uay nrght and pulled away to a two length vrcU>r) over G 0 Hrelo m lilt featured $1 300 erghth race at Lebanon Raceway l'he wmner drrven b) Tom !'harps covered the mrle m 2 06 4..'i and returned $4 40 $2 10 and 12 40 G 0 Htelo pard 12 80 and $2 40 for second whrle P G Atlios showed and ktcked back Yankees 3 Twms I Grarg Nettles and Reggre Jackson hit homers and Jun Hunter and Spark) L; le com bmed for a three-ltttter to lea d New York past Mmnesota $321) Shant y s Son and Lmcoln s Hookies report Vrstls learned up for a mghtl) double combmallon of 5-3 that to Browns camp was crowd worth $12 of t 28.1 wagered ~ JO. 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Joh n son O ~k I 19 Gv dry NY I SO Ryan Cal I 61 Roremn Del 1 69 Broberg Oak 1 89 Sfnkeout~ Nat1onal Lea gu e 57 N e kr o Mon tef usco SF 36 Hou R c hare1 Atl 49 Se.w er C n ano Oennv St L Jl Amtncan league Rvan Cal 71 L eonar d KC ]9 Tanana Cal and Ma tl ack Tex 19 Knapp Cat and Caldw el l M I 28 SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1978 STARTING 12:00 NOON-? ****************TOOLS*****************' ltncoln Arc Wei tiler Or 1ll Presses VIc es L09 Charns Batte ry Charger A1r Such a s - Toots Socket Sel Wrench Sets Sledge Hammers and a I types ol small rool s t*************' FURNITURE H ************** Such as ~ F~rst Oua l1 ty U vlng Room Se ts Bedroom Set Dinette Set Cock tad and End Table Sets Recltners Bookshelves Dresses and mu ch more as ava rl able *********MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS r********** ' Food Items G1 tt Items Household Items too numerous to mention AT OHIO RIVER AUCTION M E IGS PLAZA OHIO BUSINESS RT 7 Leilgue East W l Pel 17 7 708 19 JQ 655 16 10 615 1'2 14 467 11 .. 440 IQ 15 400 9 18 333 By MARK FRIEDMAN run and scored two others to BEREA Ohro I UPI) 11nrl) rookies- 13 draft ptcks and 17 free agents- wrll ga ther at Baldwrn Wallace Co ll ege tonrght as the G AB H Pel Cleveland Browns open lherr Mav De 1.:1 ;o 19 380 annua l rookie lrammg camp R ce Bo~ 29 115 .t 7 376 The frrst year hopefuls wr\1 Ca r ew M n 30 111 45 J71 bus) three-da) Rdrg1 Det 11 58 21 362 have a S gltn Ba 18 59 11 356 sc hedule of meetm gs Jac k'1.n Cal 19 63 11 3J9 P n e la NY 16 SS 19 3 ~5 phystcal examrnatrons and Be I Cle 75 99 J .t J~J practices Harlw Ba l 19 56 19 339 The rookie group will meet R ynlds Sea 18 80 iT 338 Home Run s late tonrght followed by a Nat1ona l leaQue Mon dav da) of phys rcal exams LA 9 Bench and Or essen C n $ 11!1 LA lui n~l\ Ph I Thursda) and tw o a-day Pa k er P 11 and W t (' ld S 0 6 ourdoor drtlls Frrday and Amencan league R ce Bas 10 Bay or Cal 9 H ste M 1 Saturday rn F'mme Stadrum Al ~ xander Oa k and Z sk Tr x on the Ba \dwtn Wall ace 8 campus Ru n~ Baited In Talk walk JOg and run Nah onal lea que Mon.dily LA 16 Morg an C n f!na wr\1 be the tea chrn g M <.Covey SF 13 Dr e~~ en C n sard Browns M t l il ld progressron Sn th LA Carte Parker P t1 21 Coach Sam Rut1ghano We Amencan Leagu e R ce Bas 34 Hooson Bos dno Z1 Sk Te• wrll do a lot of mdtvrdual 25 S dub Del 7J Carew M nr tea chmg - a lot of rt Among t he latest fre e Sto len Bases agents stgned by the Browns N at onal l e agu e Moreno P 11 17 Roy ster A 11 Lo pes .rre Ohro State lrght end Greg L A II Cede 0 Hou 10 Bowhng Green D r ess en C n and R c Mr d ~ SO Storer fullback Dan Saleet Amer1can League LcF lor e Stale fu llback rennessee De 1J Norwood M nn D IO l' Oak Cr u1 Se a <1 nd W lis T Vrn ce Th omas Toled o hneba cker Aaron Br vrn s Pt1 CI1 ng North Carolina Stale Most V1cton e ~ Nahonal League R~ u L AS cornerback Torn London and 0 G r ms ley Mil 5 1 F or c, ch s r L 51 Nor man C n :ma Wttlner College wrde rtxel\ er Rhoa en LA 4 o John LA ana John Hodge B ue SF A's shut • out agam help snap a frve-t:ame losmg streak for the Jays l'hal s th ree stong perfor wtld prtch In the secon d Steve Henderson smgled and came horne wllh a second Mel run when Reds center fr elder Dale Collm s sltpped on the wet Astr o Turf whtl e pursurng John Stearns fly ball that dropped rn for a double Hume departed durmg a three run lop of the hfth wtth doubles by Doug F lynn and Met starter Jerr) Koosma n touc hrng off the rally fhe Heds gomg rnto the bottom of the ftflh trarlrng 5 I matched th e thr ee runs when Koosm an Issued a base loaded walk to Foster and Johnny Bench followed wrth a two-r un smgle Flynn s sacnft ce fly rn the srxth ga \ e the Mets a stxth run and tha t appeared to be the chncher unttl pmch htlter Mtke I um doubled home Dave Colhns m the bottom of the srxth and Foster homered rn the bollom of the ntnlh til tre the score and set the stage for Dnessen s game v. mmng blow ' •••' •• • • FuschiaS • Begonmas • Geramums •Impatiens Ill Ill c XdtJ~IVC Meanwhtle m Phtlade lphta the Brums turned the tables on the Flyers wrth a 4 2 vrctory and a 3-1\ead m therr senufma I senes It s never mce to lose but tf you ve gotta lose 11 co uldn t be to a bette r team sa id Ihe I eafs Lanny McDonald " ho along wrth hnemate Dar ry\ Srttler wa s held score less m the se nes Mont• ea l s a hell of a hockey tea m but were ;oung and we U get better m the future Tomght s game was a htt le tou gher an d more MaJor L ea gue Standmgs By Un1ted Preu lnternat1onat Nif1onal L eague Ea st W L Pel GB 14 9 609 Phil a 1S II 577 Mont rea (hiC(IgO 13 IJ SOO PIIISbrgh 11 lJ 480 11 15 4<14 St Lou is 11 18 400 New York HANGING ••• BASKETS - flur I 111J or seven ser1es m four games lhJCe ga mes satd Guy l.aF'Ieur after Ken Dryden posted [he loth shuUml of hrs playoff career Toronto Coarh Ro~er Netlson recogrnwrg the fa d that rt " "s a longshnt found somt: solace m the Joss It s tough to lose but when you re beaten by the best there s some (onsolauon 1 Jacques l.emarre scored the fir st Canadr en goal at 7 21 of th e frrst penod Ih the second pl!n od on a power play Le ma11 e found Houle m UJC corner and Houle relayed the puck to Steve Shutt "ho qur ckly swe pt rt throu gh Toronto goalten der Mtk e Palmateer s pads Montreal has no" lost on!) 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RT llot- f I It II (II} f'Aiilt r P1.1b c.lwd d.all) o: Kupt S. lur lily 'b Tht Uh1u \ai le~ I uhhsl u g l I" 11<1 I) Multi nt'l.ln:~ h 1 II 1 on Oh 10 WEDGE INrf Ht..,'TUf A o t tt f: B oa r d o t Eo uca on o t t he Mf' gs L ocal Schoo l ot Cu rren t ex pcn'ies ot lh l' Me1gs L ocal ScMOI D str1 c t to pr event the lempo rary ctos n g or perm anenl clos ng Of one or more schools w lh n he SChOOl d Sir c l T he est mated a¥eraoe add tona l ta.- ra te outs a e o f t he 11m ta l on mpo!ied by Sf.'C T1 0n '2 Of Art cle XI Qh d Cans t t ut on as ce rt t ied by !h e Cou n ty Aud tor Is Ten rn ti s lor ea ch one dollar of i/alvat on wh ch e mou nts to One DolliH tor each one rllJndred do l ar s ot vatualto n The p oll~ l or sa d elcc 1 on w I be open at 6 JO rt m and r !!m a n open unt I ! JO p n ot sa d aav By or der o f the Board or Elect .ons o f Me gs Co unty ROPE 1 11 1- UAII YSFNTINH llf \()'ff U TO T11!- SMITH Pla1nt II Big Hug Bouquet Dol tars (\68 0 000 oo orr yertr Three Yefln, bN~ nn ng w t h a levv on the 1978 lax 1 51 and d upl ca e lo r the purpo se Tlw OF MEIGS COUNTY OH IO R ITA l ever) lhmg Robmson won m of hrs 201 pro fessronal bout.s mcluding \09 by knockouts Along the way he won the mrddlewerght trown frve different tunes and became recognrzed as probably the best ft ghter ._er pound for pound before reltnng for good rn 1965 On Tuesda) the BoxtnK Wrrters of Amenca 1oted Sugar Ray not on ly the best boxer of all trme but also the best nuddle• erght and best \\ elterwerght Joe LOUIS beat out Muhamrmrd Ah as the best heavy werght Arclue Moore was n.tmed best hght heav)werght and Roberto Duran the current champ \\ as voted the best hghtwerght rn !he ba llotmg conuucted b) Home Box Offi ce The pa) TV network wtll sho• the wmners tn action Thursda) Frtda) and Saturday rught.s Informed he had been 1oted the best of them all and had frnrshed on top rn thret separate categorres Robrnson dtd n t beheve tl at frrst Yqu re JOklng was h 1~ 1mme<hate reaction I m over\\ helmed It would ma ke an) body thankful and proud to be th ou~ h t of hk e that but tf vou ask me \\ ho lllunk " as the grea test e\er tw o fellow s come to my mrnd - Henr; Armstrong and Joe Lours What a IJtlle frghhng guy Henr; \\ as 1 And Joe had the fastest hands I eve r saw Brggest krck he ever got rn boxrng Hobrnson reveals " as knocking out Bntarn s Randy 1 urprn mtherr second ftght at !he Polo Grounds tn t951 Turpm wasn t o bad guy Robrnson SH)S but \\hat made me feel so good 1bout beatrng hrm "as that 11 avenged Ill) loss U> htm tn London t\\ o monUr s before and I also brought the lllie back to Amerrca Robrnson was stopped nnl) onre rn hts 25-vear career and !hat was by hght heav1 werght champ Joe) Maxrm rn 1952 ~hen the temperature at nngsrde reached 98 degrees at Yankee Stad rum Hobrnson was so ddt) dra ted he couldn t ans11 er the bell for the Hth round He went rnlo that fr ght werghrng 159 pound s and canre out .rt 146 1!'ddy Brenner l'rcsrdcnt of Madrson Square Garden Boxrng tells of the lime near the cnu of Hobrnson s career " hen he trred til get h1111 tofrght J oey Grardello rn Phrladelph ta as a favor w Ph rlatlelphra promoter Herman 1a) lor Sugar R,ry 4J at the t me ba lk ett at frrst beca use he felt he t1 have to trarn too hard .rt tha t stage of hts career I thrnk you should t,rke UJC ft ghl no rna Iter ho" Iough II s liable U> be Brenner s.lld Wh) ? asker\ nnbrn son Ill tell J OU 11h1 satd Brenner The only great black hghter he hasn t fought ts l ou He deserves ) our name on hts record and you deserve Iu s on yours You re rrght Holunson .rgrecd The) fought wtd C.rardello \\ On a demron That 1 tctor) earned Gtardello" ltli< shot .rgarnst Drck 1rger m hrs next light whrch Grrrdello \\ On to become the mtddlewerghl champ ron H.td rt not been for Su~.r r Ra) Hobrnson Grardello ne1cr would ve even gotten Ute ch,urcc And rf rt """' t lor Suga r Ray Hobmson no\\ lot of krus n " 11! not be getlrng a chance today Fuerst 9 v~n that a mus1c, dranM removed Montz from the pollee force e-.n Urough ·~ hts 20 years on the force hrs record had not a blermsb on tl SCHOOL DISTRICT he r ~by NEW YORK (UP I) - Most of the old trademarks are gone the long pmk Cad rllac the slt ck hrgh pompadour and the pretentrous peacock hke swagger Sugar Ray Robrnson am t rmsbehavm anymore Partly through crrcumstances but prunarrly by desrgn he has changed hts ltfe style compl etely Wltere brg money and brrght lrghts \\ere once hrs chref preoccupaltons he now devotes 11rtuallv all hrs trme to ktds He says he ha s nC\er enJoyed anythmg so much rn his life As chatrrnan of the board of t he Sugar Ray Youth Founda Uon tn Los Angeles "lth addrtronal oullets rn Orange Counly Ca hf I as Vegas and San Franrtsco the 5&-year<J\d former mtddl ewerght and •cllerwcrght champton works wrth the Board of Educatron m deahng wtth the problems of youngsters ll s the greatest therap) rn the •orld he beams They keep you so busy you don l even have trme to dte I lo•c chrldren and ah•ays ha\e The ktds we work wrth range from 6 U> 16 and \\ C ha\e both grr \s and boys Our program takes rn marned Jane ON TAX lEVY FOR: MEIGS LOCAL NoT cc s By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor QUOTE OF THE DAY Mtche!leSegal ...:'I\ tenant on a ranch near Santa Barbara Cahf that was bought by leftrst..acttvrsl Tom Hayden and wife Jane Fonda - on Hayden s reac tron to brtterness fr om the dozen tenants the) are e1rctmg He sa td he could sympa thrze wtth me because he was a renter all hts life and he could ne1er aff ord to own hts o" n home untrl he POLICEMAN SENTENCED ClEVELAND 1UPI) - A judge ha s sentenced to two to 10 years tn pn son each Clevela nd Polt ce Sg t Mor ll z and Rtchard Muntctpal Co urt bathff Ema nuel Port er both co n11 cted of bn be ry last March 17 tn eonnectron wrth rcduc mg [l veh 1cular homrude charge The sentence tmposed Monda) by Cuyahoga County Co mmon Pleas Judge step Lloser ln agam bemg the team to meet lhem 1n the fmals The nu ghty Ca nad~e ns pulled the plug on th e fersty roronto Maple I eafs Sport Parade AT l.AST It wasn t easy but career diplomat Robert Sayre, 55, rs now - offtcrally - the US ambassador to Brazrl Hrs ronfrrmation " as held up whtle the Senate made sure he dtd nothmg untoward whtle he was ambassador to Panama At the trm e Sayre told Panamanra n strongman Gen Ornar Torrljos that TorrlJOS brother, Molses was bemg mvestrgated by US agents for alleged drug traffr ckmg The senators wanted to know tf that conslrtutes an rllegal lrpoff Evrdently rt dldn l and Sayre \\as sworn m Tuesday m Washmgton til a JOb Secretary ul State Cy rus Vance called one of the most rmportant posts m our dtplomatrc corps NOTICE OF ElECTIO N 2/79' By MIKE SIIAIIN UPI Sports Wrller As the Montreal Canadrens moved closer to thetr thtrd strarght Stanl ey Cup the Boston Brwns also moved a By United Press International FRIENDS AX CLEAVER ~ldrldge C\ea•er - a Black Panther Party founder " ho dtd some tune on the FBI s most wanted hst - says he s lost frrends because of hrs converSion til Chrrstranlly and hts new behef m democracy Some old as socrates call me a rrghtwtnger and a n FBI and CIA agent " he told the Evangehca l Press AssocJallon conventron m San Bernardmo Cahf recently But h1s new beliefs convmce hun of th e need for racral harmony to preserve the democratic prmctples of our herrtage The Amerrcan challenge ts not to undergo a forced mrxmg of people to make a bouquet but to srncerely make appilcatrons of the pnnctoles of Jesus ( hrr<l " Norrmtn A aut oma tr cdi l) NOTICE Pu Montreal step closer to third cup in row peopletalk Helen Help Us ••• ll) lit len Hottel Rolling out the pork barrel . By IRA R AlLEN WASHI NGTON 1Ul'l r !'he di ctronan defines a pork barrel as a fund of mone) obtarned from the rederal tr eas ur) thr o u gh congresswnal bil ls for rt\ers harbor s and publrc burldin gs regarded as the re11 ard for pohtu:al St'! \ IU~S I.r~:st v.et:k th ~ defmltwn ' ' GB I J 2 6 6 1 7 I 9 J HOWARD BEASLEY BOBBY THOMASSON MIDDLEPORT, OHIO & ASSOC SELLER (614) 992 9953 AUCTIONEERS REG. AUCTION SALE-FRI., MAY 12, 7 PM • �.' 3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomcroy 0 Wednesday May 10 197B 2- The Dati) Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday Ma) 10 1978 .) wa s shorlt r 1 ht Na vq~atiOn De\ elopment Act The brll came rnto the Senate from the House on 1Uesd;n Rfternoon c o~"tm g $1 2 btl\ ron II erner ged le ss than 48 hours \.rter rostmg $2 6 btlh on The l•~rslatl\ e frght "as riOt U\l l ttw mom' but OH' r the fmm Jf Cllll\~ s\ Stt:n of makmg b rrge owners pa \ son c of the com f fedcr"l nav1gat on pt ( JLt t s that bendll them As rt tUJ ned out tht: Senr~h.: b' onl\ four \otes defied a prestrlur!IHl Htn thr eat and adoptt d o 'rrswn nf the plan \\c ak~ r th rn the Hhntntstrauon "~nt s 11re 11heelrng .mel-deal ng that oct urrcd orr that prtl' !Sion pit ting fr £'shm m Republllar Pct, O< nrenr u < f ~ e v. M t> x1 u v. ho hctd Ca1tu s bk! t ktng aucun st tht v. l\ Husse ll !Jm~<: cl -tlr mctn a.ppropn attorTs Lha1rman Conuuntee and dependenr on Warren Ma gnuson D Wash Lon g for tht kind of "elfare It \\ otS the lhtrd of three pr og ram that • ould look good trrnk ets he pro posed m Ne" \ ur k Crt\ used the WtGer>1atmg that thts one ncn tgatwn a( t as a reason to rrqmres a lml e more mone\ srng the prarses of the Ne\1 than the other t\\o Half a York State Barge Ca nal billion more to be exact s, stem made fam ous m song - A rec re al ron boa t .rs the Erte Canal He sard 1t \aun chrng facrht1 rn Spencer rs the only totall) sta te County ~ td for Brrch ~a) h supported barge carra ltn the But a funn1 Urr ng happenl'(\ f'ountn on the "a) to pa ssage So as a malter of eq ull) D o ment (J ~Aa s he asked the federa l go\ ern outmaneU\ ered b) Long and ment should be be allo \\ ed to other ' enerable cormmttee frnanre rt nth an chatrmen from bar~ e e1 en tua\11 "as rs ed and mdustr) states who had a ag reed to "nhdr " that personal grrp on a number of request unlrl he gs are other.,.,tse dtstnterested sena held ' tors Later he told a reporter The next da) there \\a s "'th all th e subtlet) that Domen tct addres srng the ende ared h m to the Tlurd Senate complarnrng about the World "he n ht "as U N pork barrel aspet ts of the am bassador h1 s requ("st '..'as brfl he heIpod er gure er and made to let coJ\e,• gucs know askmg Carter to 1e1t1 rt I 11 10te for \OUr \l ater 1 he n Ne• Yor k Sen proj('ClS but Ill\ \Ot e IS Dame! MO\nlhan Junwr rnt rr asrn gil ~o rn g to be member of the Ftnam e condtttoned on some rectp of th't' favor be sto \\ rng Finan ce Co mnllttee with ob\IO US results - rould ftll a rcs textbook The unseen but hrghl) aronl.ltr c catailst rn that stru gg le O\er a taxrn g formula "as pure pork I (J St }ear Domen1u sur reeded m gettrng hrs tax plan attached to the Sl 2 b ll ron Water He sources De1 eloprnent Act and when the !lous e fa tled to act on rt th< composrte btl\ had to he \\ 01 ked on agam thi s )ear So fnr t\\0 da1 s Domenr cr sJrmd happ1 as a clam - and JUSJ as sr len til as senator after senator trooped to the small Cl\ iO) m 1\H HE\ EN SHE SNOTTII F: BESTBET '"' H anu ha'e been u11orced a )ear after 24 years of mar nagt: Our two sOJts arc It\ mg \\ rth me I hal e been see rng a 49 yea r -<Jid "rdu" for erght rn u11lhs She "asthamatrc along \\tlh se1era l other rllnesses Plus she rs gomg through the change She rat ely ventu res out because of her health plus she ts afra rd of bemg robbed She won t go wrth me says silt docsn l trust any man but docsn t •efuse to let rne vrsr t once a \\ eek at her house I rn baffku What am I tlomg wrong'- F HUSTRATED Al'iD IMPATIF:NT DEAH F \ ND I Notlung probabl) But I d sal ) our churr c m \\ omen frrcnds tsn t too sharp If she hasr1 t changed her attrtude - about) ou and ltfc rn m etght mo rths Is there realh muth hope here' H IJJ::AH HJ::l EN ~h doctor prescrrbed estrogen for post menopausal depres sron and other Sl rnptom.s of too-fast agrng but aflt r the cancer sc are concermng hormone therap) I stopped takmg the prlls "lm h had not been taken up He sa\S I should wergh lire good lite) do agamst the posstble n 1J nlllllttt>e to add Vtater problems tht v nught cause There s no doubt I need estrogen pr JCLts m therr home states ~! t h o u gh a frs cal but I m frrghtened Coul d 1ou offer encouragement ' PUll ED r WOWA\'S fe r st:ru:Jttve the New Dl AR PUI LED Mcx1< an frgured the more emh member co uld get mtil 1 here s mur h enlourageme nt from Dr ltla Nachttgall Jhe brll the easter rt would be ass rsl<Jnt professor of obstetm s and g) nec o\og1 at Ne" York to p<ISS the entire thmg once Un11 erstt) Medt cal Center and chrector of g) nerologll al en he got hts pet tax adopted doer mulog1 at Belle\ uc Hosprta l nrnse porcme ornament s Her 10 1ear stud) of some 200 \\omen (half l<Jkrng estrogen rtt rcltru \llthout beneftt of half placelxrs i mdrca tes that hormone thera py admr nrstered he umgs rnd uded curr ed l) and accornpamed wrth progesterone does not ap $8 5 mrllron to fix up San pear to promote cancer of uterus or breast rather rt ards rn ~ m<. ISLU s F'1sh erma n s corn bahng osteroperosts 1bone delertOJ alton 1 rn a) protect \\iltr f agamst heart atl<Jcks and of course helps w1th menopausal - A sHo nd po'r\er house at and post menopausa l prob lems of hot flashes vagrnal drscorn Polly Cramer forts de pressron etc \1 t~h mgt nn state s MeNan IJ till sponsored b) Dr Nadtltgall s full report appeared m the N01e mber \977 rosuc of Farnr h Ctrde You ca n fm d rt at l ourlocallr bl ar) II tged '' umcr '' ho t!u not need Pillowcases P S Ex perts sal a !]).)ear study doesn t 1 ule out the tu CJ tLe ntu a lt 0 ~ front come clean possrbt lrl\ of longer tenn effects Sa) after 15 or 20 )ears of Hl~ tn rt' ti l<Jil I( air C dd~ IS estrogen usc MRS t J DF:AR POt I r - M1 lru, m: Ill PO! I\ - I cut the Yo ur dec.:Is!On then hmls down to l'. Cigh good ctga mst poss1 band pe1 spnt s su much tt t op ~ ofr If llllll S \~ Ul IHJUt blc bad and rf vou choose present well be rng then see your fli ght thdt unt tJf ea ch patr CJ f 1 ul ortd s tk s nul use lhem doctor t"ltc" ~ear for that all unportant ph) stea l exarnrna rm p lJO\H I:i~t: S IS SO sta llld a ~ tolulfu l n u \H~ r pol rovers trorr - H fh t r wrt h amendments f"(\ { '\ POLLY'S POINTERS ~fZj,:.SPECIAL OFF 25% mn n s hdlll ~ d fur i:lll\U11l at lh~ lnundr ornd l tu tha1 SCl ALL WOMEN'S ITEMS ALL GYM SHORTS MEN AND WOMEN'S I tht:Jll I h IVt krn ds of S! tp \l ~(u p mdt oil rs 423 6692 Belpre . 0 tOll Washtng 1on Blvd . c"' t reel ami t lc tops str ett h cu to frt When surlerJ \1 tsh gn t.: mi [j ~olu t!Un - MHS I JM JJJ \ll Mit' I J N1 - I I\ IJI AH PO l I Y - i\ tc.r put ma ke s .111 1 It: t! g1 t \ \ ~~ ~\ ~ I d ct111!X I ll ll~ fht.: ~ l :-;tCJIII ~ \\ lth bct r soa p tnd th en pll ~orrk 111 ~~ cr\ \ ~ !<1\ ~ l/7.\!1 dt.:I ~ Jgl.'nl c hot "ctlCI \Hlh d l hlor tn t bleatlr rf S<tft fur tht fabr tt: I o rt: slore t olol ii pph DENIM SHACK S l 7. t th~m dm.l !JUI -( ]( f.r:t l! IHIU Ill Open Monday 9 30 AM ttl 9 PM Tuesday t hru Salurday 9 30 Ill 5 lei\ pnt-t Srnrrll to pots L.tn bt Ill AH HF: f F:N t bit ach llt but the\ tllll not tomt Llt 11 Plcd st SOIIIt:mh dll '3'' for 11 0111 rm diU Ill \\hilt \ln cgdr tu ~l<i ns <IIHl rrnse POll y OEAH POi I Y ~~~ l'et P~Jcve IS \\lth tht.: rm111uf.n tu1t rs of " omtn s ~ Ia < ks \\ hu rnakt: ~u mall\ of tht:lll " ttl front il~ lllll !4S Hd. VC lht' forgotten us l hubbl rn tldl e lJ u k Ull agd lfl It Is let ~ \ tu puu 1 llli:III L., ~ufl HId plltblt Om: tulf tt t ~ poon of \\hoi ~..: peppe rs 111 tilt pepper shaker not on]\ kll ps the pc ppcr j)U U II !l ~ b ut lll<:tk t.'~ r \Hung srm II pcpp ~..: r t.'\ l t alll ~t c r ~ }.79 HONEY LOAF, PEPPER LOAF, PORK & BEEF LOAF••••••••L.~. 5 FRENC H CITY JUMBO FRANKS ..•••••••.••••.••••••••••• LONGHORN CHEESE fu1 l: ~ I !Jetb mslan l polctlol:S n n t'l t and £ulKbi "'II stet\ fresh lunt u lhdfl WhU li l ft Ill lht.: JJ>c llUJ lXI~~~ the \ tctlll t 1n If \ uu do nut 11 t\ t' it tur kc) pli:11\Lr tlli:lt IS ldrgt t.: lli!Ugh nnp1ov l ~t.: \'llh a fo ldrn g IV I.Hblt.: Pu t nr " spuptr s on th~.; ll il) I I pl Oll't \ It fr UIJI t ULS diHI the n LO\ll !hUll \\lth alumuturn fml - VIVIA N D~ AB PO l I Y - Whrlc I \~a ~ FRENCH CITY ~~. 5 1.39 \\illllng for ct publl ( Lllcphunc lht Jlt.'I sor\ "ho wa s US III g Jl t oughul ;md smok ed su mut h lildl I beuum <on u~ r n~d alwul dll th~ gu rn s th<:tl \\ tfll I Il lO th e r carr} a mouthp1cu. 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USl d d S ~tt. tlu UUj..! h HOME MADE HAM SALAD ................L.~. 99' You merrtrorred Murph) s '"" reu ntl) I t\nytlung whiCh tdll ~o '" ung \\Ill ) ll uw al.w ut Iones s Law I he man \\ho ldll ~lllllc v. h~u thmgs gu \\rong has th oug ht of someone to "' """ rt urr - H r DF AR H hollung t! tllcm 111 CHI orx 11 gr ;1\' IJocrt If \UU du not hLI \C 1 u tkl wult.:r rr~ c k li St: tll t' g ra ll from j g 1s ;-; lu\ c bulllt'l If ' uu ust d pii !ilr \ brush a l 11 splL 1 ~l una gvul qu c~l!t \ tnan ~ sh 1\ I ll~ b1ush It 1 t.: her :s l ~lll d thcrnk \ uu 1\t \\ spnpt.'! c.uupm d ippers 1f she ust: s ~ o ur fct vo r lt ~.; Pmntcr Pte\! ur P1oblt:nl 1n her cnlu rnn Wr rtc 1'01 I Y S POl :-i ll It-; 111 l 11 e of lh t> nc" ~ P H p t:r IN TH E COMMON PlEAS COUR T MEIGS CO UNT Y O HI O b d!> pr op er ty appra seo at \ l 400 00 JA ME~ PAUL SIMO N vs J PRO FFIT I SHERIFF OF MEIG S COU NTY OHIO PLAINTIFF PEARl TAGGART ET Al DEFENDANTS N O 16 10 9 J B OBR IEN A tto rney tor Pi a nl Iff ( 41 16 IS ) 3 10 3tc wnn Order ol ~ale ss ued ov t he Cou rl of Conmo n Plea s o l Me QS Cou ty Oh o 1 w II a ft er l or 'o itll <1 publ c auc on on th e n1 n day ot May 1976 al o 00 il 1 ell ltlt' dOO r Of ! h e (Ou r! 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O a h c kory !1 bear s nor t h 74 de g easr Jll 1 nks tnence west al on g sou th t nc o t sa d 100 a ( r f.' tot No 200 16 J? cha ns to sou thwe st co r ner ot sao lOG a cr e lo t N o /00 an o 70 a cre 101 No 199 th ence no r t h 30 be cnams to the pla ce o f beg nn n g con ta n no 28 t acres mo re or less and bC nq th e sam e pr cm ses (O n vey eO to E E S p vey as rus tee ol W 11 a 1 J M c Coy by Geo r ge H K nda 1 by deed dat ed De tobe r 7 191 0 ano reco rdea n Vol 105 page 310 o t th e Re cor ds o t De eds o f Me 9 !> Cou n t y Oh o TERM S OF SAL E Ca sh n n<~nd on aay ol sale Tne r Qh t s re se r ved to re rec any or all 10 ~n IN THE COMMON PLEAS CO URT GLIMPSES Milo 0 Shea , Austin Pendleton and Sam Waterson wtll be starrmg m Wartmg for Godot at the Academy of Musrc m Brooklyn N Y beguuung May 24 The USO "til honor Ulllan Grsh as Woma n of the Year at ceremonres at Ne w Yorks Plaza Hotel Thursday rught CBS has film crews swarmmg around Europe for a TV movre of Irvmg Walla ce s best seller The Word,' and the all-<>tar cast mcludes David Jansse n Geraldine Chaplin John Hustoo and NtCtJI Wl\lramson Burt Reynolds has agreed to be the 1V spokesman and honorar) campatgn charrman for the Chtldren s Bureau of Los Angeles whtch works to prevent chtld abuse Donny Osmond less than 24 hours after hrs weddmg Monda) to Salt Lake City was rehearsmg for hts openmg Tuesday mght to Las Vegas but he did schedule a wedding receptton after the sho" rnstead of the usual openmg-mght party l Pak Del Monte or n unls SNACK PAK PUDDINGS •••••••••••••••••••••. 89e 19 Dun can He rn s Regu lar CAKE MtXES •••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••..•••• 69' 01 Plat n o r Set f Rt s tng Bag ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ••••••••••••••.•••••• ~.'?.. 99e J Ol INSTANT NESTEA ••••••.•••••••.••••••••••)~~- 1.99 5 to ot MULLERS ELBOW MACARON 1.. ...................... ~~:. 53e Conf S11o<H or L1gh1 or Dark Brown SUGAR ...•••••••••••••• ,••••••••••••••••• :.!~. 2/79« 12 oz ARM O URS ROAST BEEF.:.'!~.~:~~~ ......•..•••••••......~~~ gge 46 oz DEL MONTE f TOMATO JUICE ..••••••••••••••••••••:•••••••••• 69~ 10'• oz CAMPB ELLS purwan (e ol r e~ot u t "LARRY SMITH Defendant No 643 I~ - NOTICE BY PUBLICAT I ON Larry A Sm lh aUdr('S S V' l<.now n but w hos e last k no wn address was 130 P le asant Stree t Ashland OhiO uaos w tltall e not ce on the 15th dav ot November 917 R 1fa l Sm •lh t led her Com pia n aga ns t h m n the Common P l~ as Cou rt o f Me gs Co unly Oh o case No 6 643 pray ng tor d vorn: ar d ol ht r r et ef on grounds of gross ne glec t of duty an d e)(treme c ru(' ly 't'ou ore r equ red to answer th s Co n plar n t w lh n !w en y e ght di! ys niter the last p u bl cat on t he last pub! (a t on son tne 11 h day of Mav 19 78 or judgment by defa ul t w d l be ren der e el a ga nst vou Larry Spen ce r C erk Of Courst o t Me1gs Coun ty Oho t ~ J 5 12 19 16 (SJ 3 10 17 7t c CINCINNAT I (UP! )- The Crn cmnatr Reds tn decrstons Monda) rnvolvmg three players sc heduled Brll Bonham til return to prtching Frtday mght slupped prtcher Doug Captlla to the mmor leagues and reactrva ted utthty mfrelder Ray Kmght ( lllrl St 11 150 1 HOO H llh ~ I Simon's PICK-A-PAIR and l.!f) 00 \1 ., r Sl ). I Tlh:O. Sit ;~n 1 hr l 1urt!h !o r JO 'tub' r tJI Itl jiiU U t lU h ~ SL11tla1 II , ~s u r HI l l'>t'l'oJ H. rt GIA SHOP W Mam Pomeroy MAY Phone 992 2039 992 5721 /1 '' 11 11 Send Our I rD 1978 w ng ett Cha rman Ernest A VEG. BEEF SOUP •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3/89~ (~ ) Dorothy M Jo l s to n 0 r cc fot 10 17 14 31C Genuine Birthstone Rings For All Months Lo ¥ely genu ne b1rthst one - just nome the monlh - cen te moun ted and su 1rounded by St)( s pa rkling diamond s Charmtng tn w h1tu o r yell o w \.4 kt gold I urop~ tn h rnd p IIIJt ed -.:~.: 1 tl11t l,:. hm\ l We L dn >c ml fl ollcf\ 111d plrnts tlittost 111\ll hcrc the FTD wry lltll se nd c.u ly ( til rr I "It '" lt>dlly • '15.00 II ers - Pomtrov . ' d J r \ I thf' f1r "t CIN CINNATI (UP! ) Danny Drressen ha s conftdence m hts abrhty to produce 1 hat s why the Crncmnatr Reds frr st baseman srgned only for the !97e season last wrnler rn slead of tytng hr mself up \\llh" multt ) ear contract at th e age nf 26 I talked rt o>er \\lth my wrfe Bonnre and we frgured I could do better durmg the co mrng se ason than last year sa1d Dnessen whtle drscussrng hr s co ntr ac t durm g the "mter So far tl looks as tf Drressen hgured rrghl The second of Drressen s t\\ o hrts Tuesda) mght was a leadoff homer tn the bottom of the toth rnmng th at gave the Reds a 7-<. vrcurry and a spilt of a two game sen es wrth the Ne" York Mets at ll r•erfr ont Stadtum The horner was Dnessen s srxth of the season boosted Ius season average to 327 hts HB I total to 21 and had Manager Sparky Anderson agam telltng everyone wrthm hearmg distance why the Hells fJrs\ baseman rs better than the Dodgers perenmal All-Star Steve Garvey Tell me \\hat Ga rvey can do be tter than Danny <h al lenged Ander son uutr all ng the drscussron himse lf There won t be much drrference m th e battmg averages nf the two But Dann) runs better He II stea l more bases He has more range m the held Ma) be G,rrvey wtll htl n 10re homers than Danny tut not too many And as for RBI rf I pel Dannym the same spot as Garve) to the hneup he d probabl) drrve home more than Steve So what s the br ggcst differ e n ce ' as ked Anderson Ill tell you Garvcv has th e name On essen doesn t ye t That s th e difference added th e Red mana ger before a hstener cou ld LOS Ang Clnc lnall PER BAG San Fren R VAlUE COMPARISON CHART •Azaleas 0 eMums • Geramums II R valu e • 1 I I I II 2 I I I 4 3 II I I I II I I I I US FIBER PORCH ROCK WOOl FIBER GlASS BOXES AND POTS The se values are lor one rnch of loose lr\1 rnsulalton Amted plants ~ • • W Il If 15 answer I here are only a handful of guys m the maJors - maybe 10 - who play the ga me better every day than Danny He s a wtnncr Supe r fr ustrat ron a nd somethmg I don t ever \\ a nt to exper1en( e crga m was the way Drtessen descrrbcd the two seasons he sa t on the Reds bench before replacrng the depa rted Tony Perez at frr"t lil.St J eat He responued til the challenge by battrng 300 httlm g 17 homers drtvmg home 91 1 uns and steahn g 31 bases frgures he rntends to bette r thrs season Dn essen s homer came after a one-< ut blast o'er the rt ght held fence by George Foster m the bottom of the 224 1st ~!reel Point Pleasant (304) 675-24ii0 runth tha t tred the score at &all Dr 1es~en s homer gcrve Red relt ef pttcher Doug Ba u hrs fir st \lctory of the season and the two scoreless rnmngs the 28 yea r ol d rrgh t hand er reeled off I uesday nrght extendeu his strrng w 18 I 2 mnm gs In 12 ctppeara nces I m not eve n thmking about any scoreless streak sard Barr W11e n I m m there I JU St want to keep us close so we can have a chance til wrn lrke we dtd tonrghl The Mets frrst two runs off Red stc~rter Tom Hwne were grfts In the frrst um rng Lenn) Randle walked went to thrru on Humes wtld attempted ptckoff th row and scored on a MllhH•sl lt)UJI lo add new IPam~ ANDERSON INd (UPit lndrana Kentucky and OhHJ hrgh sc hool basketball stars combmed tu beat the Sov ret Junt or Champwn s 95 85 Tuesday mght handmg the Russtans t herr frr<;t loss tn four games durmg a currenl U S tour Dwtght Anderson of Da)ton (Ohto ) Roth Hrgh School led all scorers wrth 22 pomt s whtl e Gary i lndtana 1 Roosevelt s John Hey\\ ood added 14 and Vmce Taylor fo r Tates Cree k fhgh Sc hool m Lexrngton K) had 13 for the Rus" tan s Aleksandr Belosten t had 19 anu Aleksanur Shr rshov 18 111e Anderson Sertoma All Stars led most of the "ay Jhrough a trght ftrst half and were up 43-41 at mt ermtssron llle) dommated the second half leadmg by as man) as 18 pomts tn the frnal rnmutes 92 74 l ile l~<o clubs are s< hedul ed for a re match tunr ght at I .tfayetlc The Anderson stars are basrcally the same players who " til represent Indtana next month rn the annual chart!) senes "'th Kentucky Pet 630 586 577 GB l I Wes t W l PC! GB Oakland 9 8 704 Cal f 8 9 667 Ka n C tv 5 17 550 4 TC JO. aS 1 11 ~00 ~ seattl€ 1 2 3J4 10 M nnesot 0 20 3JJ 10 7 Ct cago I 16 30 4 10 Tuesd ays Resu lts Ch H Ba it DPd r a n Boston 4 Kan sas C ty J Clevel an d 5 Seattle 4 Toronto J Oa k lilnd 0 Cal lorn a f Detr o I 5 New Yor k 3 M nne sot a 1 Texa s 7 M !wau kee I T()dav s Pr(lbable P tchen 11 15 413 5 Atlan ta 11 16 407 6 (All T mcs EDTt San Dlt'Q O 10 16 38 5 6 Boston 1R prey 0 1J aT Ba T Tuesday s Results 1 more 1Br tes 1 2l 7 30 p m At ani a J Montreal 1 1st Se attl E! i Honey cu tt 2 3J dt Montreal 1 Atlanta 6 2nd Cleveland (W se 1 )J 7 JO p m Houston 5 Ph lad elph a 1 Oakland !Johnson 3 11 at Clnc1 7 New York 6 10 nns roron lo (Clancy 12 J 7 30 p m Los Angeles 3 St Lou 5 l M nnesota (l ahn 2 I) at Ch icago 8 S&n D• ego 5 San_t ranc lsco 3 P f! Sburgh 1 Ch cago (Wor tha n 0 t ) 8 p m Te)(a s ( Alexander 11 1 at Toaav s Probable Pitchers M !waukee (Sorensen 3 21 B JO ( All T1mel EDT ) P t sbu rgh I Bi yleven I Jl at pm Thursdays Games San Franr:ls co (Barr 13 1 4 0~ M inn eso ta a Ch cago n ght pm Boston at Batt more n ght New York ( Esp nasa 1 1J a Cal torn •a aT De trOll n Qt\1 Montreal (May 2 ll 7 JS p m Houston ( Bann ister 0 2) at Phl lb delphla ( Kaar 1 OJ 1 35 pm 51 Lou s (Denny 3 1) at Los Angeles ( Rhoden 4 0 ) 10 30 pm C1'1 cago ( Revsche l l '2 J at San 0 Ergo ( Fr e1sle" en 0 l ) 10 p m Ttlunday s G1mes Pittsburgh at San FranCISCO New York IH Montreal n ight Cine I at Ph ila delphia n ight 51 lOUrS at lOS Ang ntght CMlcego at San D ego nlgll t Amer~un City Ice & Fuel.Co. l 10 11 11 Houston MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY • Hydrangeas afte r the game It was tough sledding ou t there and U1at s JUSt whatrt was - sledding t(e was (lnU a ga m the mam Boston Coach Don Cherry toplt of conve1 sa hun the was m no m(JO(j to talk about Brums JUm ped lo a I~ lead the tee ~ he was fa r tOO aod then held on as Uw Flyers happy wrth the outcome made a latl' comeba t k How sweet rt rs Cherry After Bobby Sc hmautz sard I loved every mmute of Don Marcotte and Wayne rt Cashman had put the Brums Phtlade lphta now must wm tn front Jun Wa L'>On and the remammg three games to Orest Krn dral huk brought overcome thetr 3-1 deftctl th e f i)ers to wrllun one goal and two of those are at Boston nudwa) U~ro ug h the Ulrru Garden where the Flyers perrod But Schmautz who have fatled til wm m therr last notcheu fourth mHI ftftlr goa ls four playoff games of the playoffs Jut the empl) In the WHA the Avco Cup net wrth 35 se conds frnal senes between remammg to tee the deuswn Wmnlpeg and Ne" England I really can l belreve rt opens m Sprmgfreld Mass The ll e was do"o to the F'rrda y mgh l pavement St hmn11tz ~ mrt Dan Driessen's shot sinks New York, 7-6 W e~t POTTED PLANTS &flowers demandmg than four of 36 pla yr ff garnes "' Ll the last three vrilrs In Pl rladclph ta whcr c liJC but the out of staters were added because some players a re still Involv ed m spnng sports Ma1or Lea gu e Leaders. Bv Um te d Pren lnfernaf1onal BaH 09 j Base d on SO at bat s) National le agu e G AB H Pel Brrog h~ Al l 27 99 37 416 Mondy LA 17 93 35 316 Bucknr Ch l7 59 21 356 v ntne Mil 13 98 lf1 JJO 0 ~n C n 19 107 3S JU Hrnndz $1 L 28 OJ 3J 327 Baker LA 27 01 J J JU Parl\r P 1 26 01 33 JV Alrn o SO 26 95 31 316 Bown Ph 23 01 37 ] 17 Sm !h LA ?7 01 J1 317 Amencan Lea gue Detroit Boston New York M llwauke Clevelnd Ball lmor Toront o UPI Sports Writer It was fun whrle rt lasted but It may be tun e to start composmg the Oakland As eprtaph Tom Underwood prlched a ft ve hrt shu tout Tuesday mght prcked up his frrst Amen cC;In I eague v1dor y and exte nd ed the A s score less streak to 29 mrungs when the Toronto Blue Jays scored a 4~ vrctorv The As have no" been shut out three strarght limes TI11s team ts not down on UJCmselves sard Oakland Manager Bobby Wmkles I try not to let them get too far up or down We II hang "' ther e and come back Rrck Boseltt smgled m one mi:lnces m a row for Under \\OOd saru Jays Manager Ro) Hartsfreld It convrnces me and tt should cunvmce hrm a nd e'erybody else as well t hat he s a good prtcher In other AI games fexas cl ubbed Mrlwaul!ee 7 1 Cah forma downed Detrort 7-,1 C.1el eland mpped Seattle 5-4 Boston chpped Kansas Clly 4 3 and New York defeated Mrnnesola 3 I Chtcago at Ba llunore was rarned out In the Natrona! League Atlanta topped Montreal 3 2 before dropprng the rughtcap of thetr double-lteader 7~ Hou sto n hand l ed Phtladelphta 5-l Cincmnalt edged New York 7-<. m 10 mmngs Los Angeles lopped St I OUIS 3 I Ch icago outslugged San Otego ~ and San Franctsco trrpped Pittsburgh 3 2 Rangers 7 Bre" ers I AI Ohver homered and drove 1n four runs and Ferguson Jenkms now 3-1 scattered se\Cn htts to lead Texas over Mrlwaukee It was Jen kms third complete game m as many starts Angels 7 Tigers 5 Ron Fatr ly s Uurd RBIsrngle broke a 5-,1 lte wrth two out m the erghth mnmg and ga\C Ca hfo rma a vrctory over Detro rl Dave LaRoche m rehef of Frank Tanana prcked up hts thrrd wm without a loss lndtans 5 Mariners 4 Mtke Vall lmed a run scormg smgle wrth t" o out m the bottom of the nmth to hft Cle ve land over Seattle Denrus Kern 3-1 ptcked up the vrctory "'th I 1-3 mmngs of rehef while Shane Rawley dropped U> 1).2 Red Sox 4 Ruyals 3 Jun Rrce belted hts lOth hom er a two..-un shot m the se•enth mnmg that broke a 1.2 tre and Denms Eckersley tossed a se1en-ltrtter to lead Boston to rts seventh stra rght Wtn Lebanon results LEBANON Ohto ((UP I I Ka) Krel took the lead m the ;tretch Tue"uay nrght and pulled away to a two length vrcU>r) over G 0 Hrelo m lilt featured $1 300 erghth race at Lebanon Raceway l'he wmner drrven b) Tom !'harps covered the mrle m 2 06 4..'i and returned $4 40 $2 10 and 12 40 G 0 Htelo pard 12 80 and $2 40 for second whrle P G Atlios showed and ktcked back Yankees 3 Twms I Grarg Nettles and Reggre Jackson hit homers and Jun Hunter and Spark) L; le com bmed for a three-ltttter to lea d New York past Mmnesota $321) Shant y s Son and Lmcoln s Hookies report Vrstls learned up for a mghtl) double combmallon of 5-3 that to Browns camp was crowd worth $12 of t 28.1 wagered ~ JO. 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a lot of rt Among t he latest fre e Sto len Bases agents stgned by the Browns N at onal l e agu e Moreno P 11 17 Roy ster A 11 Lo pes .rre Ohro State lrght end Greg L A II Cede 0 Hou 10 Bowhng Green D r ess en C n and R c Mr d ~ SO Storer fullback Dan Saleet Amer1can League LcF lor e Stale fu llback rennessee De 1J Norwood M nn D IO l' Oak Cr u1 Se a <1 nd W lis T Vrn ce Th omas Toled o hneba cker Aaron Br vrn s Pt1 CI1 ng North Carolina Stale Most V1cton e ~ Nahonal League R~ u L AS cornerback Torn London and 0 G r ms ley Mil 5 1 F or c, ch s r L 51 Nor man C n :ma Wttlner College wrde rtxel\ er Rhoa en LA 4 o John LA ana John Hodge B ue SF A's shut • out agam help snap a frve-t:ame losmg streak for the Jays l'hal s th ree stong perfor wtld prtch In the secon d Steve Henderson smgled and came horne wllh a second Mel run when Reds center fr elder Dale Collm s sltpped on the wet Astr o Turf whtl e pursurng John Stearns fly ball that dropped rn for a double Hume departed durmg a three run lop of the hfth wtth doubles by Doug F lynn and Met starter Jerr) Koosma n touc hrng off the rally fhe Heds gomg rnto the bottom of the ftflh trarlrng 5 I matched th e thr ee runs when Koosm an Issued a base loaded walk to Foster and Johnny Bench followed wrth a two-r un smgle Flynn s sacnft ce fly rn the srxth ga \ e the Mets a stxth run and tha t appeared to be the chncher unttl pmch htlter Mtke I um doubled home Dave Colhns m the bottom of the srxth and Foster homered rn the bollom of the ntnlh til tre the score and set the stage for Dnessen s game v. mmng blow ' •••' •• • • FuschiaS • Begonmas • Geramums •Impatiens Ill Ill c XdtJ~IVC Meanwhtle m Phtlade lphta the Brums turned the tables on the Flyers wrth a 4 2 vrctory and a 3-1\ead m therr senufma I senes It s never mce to lose but tf you ve gotta lose 11 co uldn t be to a bette r team sa id Ihe I eafs Lanny McDonald " ho along wrth hnemate Dar ry\ Srttler wa s held score less m the se nes Mont• ea l s a hell of a hockey tea m but were ;oung and we U get better m the future Tomght s game was a htt le tou gher an d more MaJor L ea gue Standmgs By Un1ted Preu lnternat1onat Nif1onal L eague Ea st W L Pel GB 14 9 609 Phil a 1S II 577 Mont rea (hiC(IgO 13 IJ SOO PIIISbrgh 11 lJ 480 11 15 4<14 St Lou is 11 18 400 New York HANGING ••• BASKETS - flur I 111J or seven ser1es m four games lhJCe ga mes satd Guy l.aF'Ieur after Ken Dryden posted [he loth shuUml of hrs playoff career Toronto Coarh Ro~er Netlson recogrnwrg the fa d that rt " "s a longshnt found somt: solace m the Joss It s tough to lose but when you re beaten by the best there s some (onsolauon 1 Jacques l.emarre scored the fir st Canadr en goal at 7 21 of th e frrst penod Ih the second pl!n od on a power play Le ma11 e found Houle m UJC corner and Houle relayed the puck to Steve Shutt "ho qur ckly swe pt rt throu gh Toronto goalten der Mtk e Palmateer s pads Montreal has no" lost on!) 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JO p n ot sa d aav By or der o f the Board or Elect .ons o f Me gs Co unty ROPE 1 11 1- UAII YSFNTINH llf \()'ff U TO T11!- SMITH Pla1nt II Big Hug Bouquet Dol tars (\68 0 000 oo orr yertr Three Yefln, bN~ nn ng w t h a levv on the 1978 lax 1 51 and d upl ca e lo r the purpo se Tlw OF MEIGS COUNTY OH IO R ITA l ever) lhmg Robmson won m of hrs 201 pro fessronal bout.s mcluding \09 by knockouts Along the way he won the mrddlewerght trown frve different tunes and became recognrzed as probably the best ft ghter ._er pound for pound before reltnng for good rn 1965 On Tuesda) the BoxtnK Wrrters of Amenca 1oted Sugar Ray not on ly the best boxer of all trme but also the best nuddle• erght and best \\ elterwerght Joe LOUIS beat out Muhamrmrd Ah as the best heavy werght Arclue Moore was n.tmed best hght heav)werght and Roberto Duran the current champ \\ as voted the best hghtwerght rn !he ba llotmg conuucted b) Home Box Offi ce The pa) TV network wtll sho• the wmners tn action Thursda) Frtda) and Saturday rught.s Informed he had been 1oted the best of them all and had frnrshed on top rn thret separate categorres Robrnson dtd n t beheve tl at frrst Yqu re JOklng was h 1~ 1mme<hate reaction I m over\\ helmed It would ma ke an) body thankful and proud to be th ou~ h t of hk e that but tf vou ask me \\ ho lllunk " as the grea test e\er tw o fellow s come to my mrnd - Henr; Armstrong and Joe Lours What a IJtlle frghhng guy Henr; \\ as 1 And Joe had the fastest hands I eve r saw Brggest krck he ever got rn boxrng Hobrnson reveals " as knocking out Bntarn s Randy 1 urprn mtherr second ftght at !he Polo Grounds tn t951 Turpm wasn t o bad guy Robrnson SH)S but \\hat made me feel so good 1bout beatrng hrm "as that 11 avenged Ill) loss U> htm tn London t\\ o monUr s before and I also brought the lllie back to Amerrca Robrnson was stopped nnl) onre rn hts 25-vear career and !hat was by hght heav1 werght champ Joe) Maxrm rn 1952 ~hen the temperature at nngsrde reached 98 degrees at Yankee Stad rum Hobrnson was so ddt) dra ted he couldn t ans11 er the bell for the Hth round He went rnlo that fr ght werghrng 159 pound s and canre out .rt 146 1!'ddy Brenner l'rcsrdcnt of Madrson Square Garden Boxrng tells of the lime near the cnu of Hobrnson s career " hen he trred til get h1111 tofrght J oey Grardello rn Phrladelph ta as a favor w Ph rlatlelphra promoter Herman 1a) lor Sugar R,ry 4J at the t me ba lk ett at frrst beca use he felt he t1 have to trarn too hard .rt tha t stage of hts career I thrnk you should t,rke UJC ft ghl no rna Iter ho" Iough II s liable U> be Brenner s.lld Wh) ? asker\ nnbrn son Ill tell J OU 11h1 satd Brenner The only great black hghter he hasn t fought ts l ou He deserves ) our name on hts record and you deserve Iu s on yours You re rrght Holunson .rgrecd The) fought wtd C.rardello \\ On a demron That 1 tctor) earned Gtardello" ltli< shot .rgarnst Drck 1rger m hrs next light whrch Grrrdello \\ On to become the mtddlewerghl champ ron H.td rt not been for Su~.r r Ra) Hobrnson Grardello ne1cr would ve even gotten Ute ch,urcc And rf rt """' t lor Suga r Ray Hobmson no\\ lot of krus n " 11! not be getlrng a chance today Fuerst 9 v~n that a mus1c, dranM removed Montz from the pollee force e-.n Urough ·~ hts 20 years on the force hrs record had not a blermsb on tl SCHOOL DISTRICT he r ~by NEW YORK (UP I) - Most of the old trademarks are gone the long pmk Cad rllac the slt ck hrgh pompadour and the pretentrous peacock hke swagger Sugar Ray Robrnson am t rmsbehavm anymore Partly through crrcumstances but prunarrly by desrgn he has changed hts ltfe style compl etely Wltere brg money and brrght lrghts \\ere once hrs chref preoccupaltons he now devotes 11rtuallv all hrs trme to ktds He says he ha s nC\er enJoyed anythmg so much rn his life As chatrrnan of the board of t he Sugar Ray Youth Founda Uon tn Los Angeles "lth addrtronal oullets rn Orange Counly Ca hf I as Vegas and San Franrtsco the 5&-year<J\d former mtddl ewerght and •cllerwcrght champton works wrth the Board of Educatron m deahng wtth the problems of youngsters ll s the greatest therap) rn the •orld he beams They keep you so busy you don l even have trme to dte I lo•c chrldren and ah•ays ha\e The ktds we work wrth range from 6 U> 16 and \\ C ha\e both grr \s and boys Our program takes rn marned Jane ON TAX lEVY FOR: MEIGS LOCAL NoT cc s By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor QUOTE OF THE DAY Mtche!leSegal ...:'I\ tenant on a ranch near Santa Barbara Cahf that was bought by leftrst..acttvrsl Tom Hayden and wife Jane Fonda - on Hayden s reac tron to brtterness fr om the dozen tenants the) are e1rctmg He sa td he could sympa thrze wtth me because he was a renter all hts life and he could ne1er aff ord to own hts o" n home untrl he POLICEMAN SENTENCED ClEVELAND 1UPI) - A judge ha s sentenced to two to 10 years tn pn son each Clevela nd Polt ce Sg t Mor ll z and Rtchard Muntctpal Co urt bathff Ema nuel Port er both co n11 cted of bn be ry last March 17 tn eonnectron wrth rcduc mg [l veh 1cular homrude charge The sentence tmposed Monda) by Cuyahoga County Co mmon Pleas Judge step Lloser ln agam bemg the team to meet lhem 1n the fmals The nu ghty Ca nad~e ns pulled the plug on th e fersty roronto Maple I eafs Sport Parade AT l.AST It wasn t easy but career diplomat Robert Sayre, 55, rs now - offtcrally - the US ambassador to Brazrl Hrs ronfrrmation " as held up whtle the Senate made sure he dtd nothmg untoward whtle he was ambassador to Panama At the trm e Sayre told Panamanra n strongman Gen Ornar Torrljos that TorrlJOS brother, Molses was bemg mvestrgated by US agents for alleged drug traffr ckmg The senators wanted to know tf that conslrtutes an rllegal lrpoff Evrdently rt dldn l and Sayre \\as sworn m Tuesday m Washmgton til a JOb Secretary ul State Cy rus Vance called one of the most rmportant posts m our dtplomatrc corps NOTICE OF ElECTIO N 2/79' By MIKE SIIAIIN UPI Sports Wrller As the Montreal Canadrens moved closer to thetr thtrd strarght Stanl ey Cup the Boston Brwns also moved a By United Press International FRIENDS AX CLEAVER ~ldrldge C\ea•er - a Black Panther Party founder " ho dtd some tune on the FBI s most wanted hst - says he s lost frrends because of hrs converSion til Chrrstranlly and hts new behef m democracy Some old as socrates call me a rrghtwtnger and a n FBI and CIA agent " he told the Evangehca l Press AssocJallon conventron m San Bernardmo Cahf recently But h1s new beliefs convmce hun of th e need for racral harmony to preserve the democratic prmctples of our herrtage The Amerrcan challenge ts not to undergo a forced mrxmg of people to make a bouquet but to srncerely make appilcatrons of the pnnctoles of Jesus ( hrr<l " Norrmtn A aut oma tr cdi l) NOTICE Pu Montreal step closer to third cup in row peopletalk Helen Help Us ••• ll) lit len Hottel Rolling out the pork barrel . By IRA R AlLEN WASHI NGTON 1Ul'l r !'he di ctronan defines a pork barrel as a fund of mone) obtarned from the rederal tr eas ur) thr o u gh congresswnal bil ls for rt\ers harbor s and publrc burldin gs regarded as the re11 ard for pohtu:al St'! \ IU~S I.r~:st v.et:k th ~ defmltwn ' ' GB I J 2 6 6 1 7 I 9 J HOWARD BEASLEY BOBBY THOMASSON MIDDLEPORT, OHIO & ASSOC SELLER (614) 992 9953 AUCTIONEERS REG. AUCTION SALE-FRI., MAY 12, 7 PM • �4 - The Dati~ Senllnrl. \ltddloport-Pomero) . ll . Wt'dnesdity. \lav 10. 1978 • 300 games zn row Cl:-lri:\"1/.HI tL:Plt- &1b llrtnkman, a 24-vear-<>ld truck dri•er. b.mled a 300 gam<• and then, f~r good mea sun.', eraukt·d out another pt•rfrC't sc urr un his next line. " I sllll ran 't bdte\ r 11, " the 18...c-.....a\·erage buwler swd al ter his ba ck-tu-bark 300 games Monday ttight. ''I didn 't to si~ . 1 sa t in brd all night just Brmkman, a ld t-llandrr, bowled 225 tn hts first game at Losanltville Lanes and then noc lt.J off twu straig ht 300 games He had fmisht•d the ftrs< ganw ~ ith thr"" st raig ht s tnkes and the 24 Cllll Scc utiH $l rikes in the last t"n games gm t• htm 27 strt.krs 10 a ru't' Eastern Conferen ce ftn a l playoff senes. The Bulle IS. huge underdogs gomg into the series desptte upse tttng Central Dhoston champion San Antonto tn a quarter-final matchup , leads the Atlantic Dtvtsion ehampion 76ers tllree games to ore and can advance to the fmals with a 11ctory tontght Plttladelphias only hope may be Ju ltu s " Dr J " Ervtng , the 76ers' all<;tar Bl IRA KAUfMAN UPI Spurts Writer Th'e best basketball team money t·an buy faces mstant bankrup tcy ton ight tn Phtlaclt•lpll ta's Spectrum T he ht g h·-priced Phtladclphta 76ers - who adopted tho motto, •' We Owe You One.'' as thetr 1978 pledge to fans alter losmg in the NBA fmals last season have been d.-alued repeatedly by the Washmgtor Bullets m thetr besto()f-!leven forwa rd, "ho says Ius team according to Coach Btlly wtll have to turn to their Cunmngham . "money " players (Erving, "We are not teady [() call1t George Mc-Gmnts and Doug quits, I guarantee you that. Colltns) in tllese desperate Just from our pracUces, I'd Urnes say tl1e players feel the same ,~ " I think basically we way " should attack them wtth our The conftde nl Bullets need key players ," Erving satd. no sluft tn strategy. They " During the regular season I come off two reso undin g thtnk It was fme to try to VIc tori es and fe at ure an pacify everybody. Now we inspired EIVln Hayes have to do what's best for the tea m ~~ But tlle 76ers will not fold, Brinkman . fulltn~in~ his s lt't·plt·s ~ night. ct•lrbrated on Tut.·sda\'. ht· sa 1d. da~ ti ff ," Bair surprise on mound thus far ~- JANET'S HAIR-GO-ROUND MASON, W. VA. ' By BilL MADDEN header, 3-2. UP I Spurts Writer Ast ros 5, Pfttllles I : The ~uy the Cincmnatt Cesar ~eno blasted a Heds were for ced to take as a home run and 1gnited a foursubstitute for Vtda Blue ts run se• enth-mrung rally wtth turmn ~ out to be tlle bullpen a lrtple for the Astros J .R. sLOppC! they've been seeking Rt chard ltmtted the Philhes for almost l"o years to or I)· four htts while striking After blankmg the 1\e" out II York Mets over the fmaltwo Dodgers 3, Cardinals 1: uuttngs of Tuesda) mght 's H fleggJe Smtth cracked a n ctor) b) the Reds. reltef solo homer and unbeaten pttcher Do ug Batr has no~ Doug Ra u ran hts record [() :>pttr hed 18 2-3 mrungs thts 0 wtth 7 1-3 tnrtings of sevenseason Without y1el dm g an hit ba ll , tn the Dodgers' wtn earned run . over St I.outs Dan Dnessen s lea doff CUbs 8, Padres 5: home r of f relt·e , cr Sktp Larry Cox's ftrst h<lner of Lockwood m the lOth tnning the year and a two..-un trtple won tt for the Red s George by Joe Wallts offset a pair of roster lied the game " 'th one homers by Gene Tenace and nut m the ninth wtth hts stxth staked Woodie Frvma n to hts homer - also off Lockwood . Meanwhtle , there was Bai r ftlltng the stopper's role. Two mo re sco re less 1nm ngs Ma1or l ea gu e Rew lts By Un tteG Pre ss tn ternattanal earned the 28-year old rtghtlugu e hander ht s ftrsl Nattonal r 1st gamNattOnal e) Lea~ue vtelor) ' Mf l 000 000 1 10 1 10 '} 010 000 002 - 3 lA 2 " l:latr 's done ever)1hmg At la Rogers B~hn sen (7J tllcy told me he would do Knowl es (8), Atlot.mson (81 and whim we got him, " satd Reds Carter R u th\lt>n , Easter ly ( 7) , Solomon (B J Campbe ll 191 an d Manager Sparky Anderson Pocoroca w Campbell ll 1J 'He's got a super arm analle L Alk. tn son (I 11 HR s Mon trc al Dawson !61 sho" s me he wants the ball That 's a great combtnati on " 11 nd game ) 000 100 713 - 7 13 '} An other Ct nctnn ati Mil Ali a 000 n1 100- 6 11 J rehever , Manny Sarmiento, Du es . Holds wort h ( d ), Banns alS<> hurled two scoreless en 161. Kno wles ! 7). Alk 1nson (91 ano Caner . Ntekro, ~olo mmngs earlier in the game to men 18 1 and Pocoroba W wke o••er the NL ea rned-run- .O tk tn ~on 12 I I L - So lomon ( I 11 HRs Atl anta , Burr oughs "' crage lead at I 2!1 Il l Mon tr eal Carter (4 ) In other NL games, Los 100 000 400- ~ 6 1 AngelesshadedSt Louts, 3-\; Hous . Ph tla 000 001 000- I 4 I Houston put away R•chard and Fergus on . Chr1s Phtladelpltta , 5-1; Chicago ten son Br u~s tar P l. Reed \ 9 1 Boo ne W R tc har d (7 3 ) L downed Sa n Otego, 8-5 , San and - Ch r 1st e ns.on (13 1 HR s Ho us r'ranctsc·o shadl.J PitLSburgh, ton , Ceden o ( 4 ) Pn tl a ae lph ta, 3-2. and Montreal edged Mc 8r tde ! l) Atlanta, 7~. after droppmg j 10 mnmg s) 11003 1000 0- 680 the ftrst game of thetr dou ble· NY COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI )Athletes from four sprmg sports representing four of the 10 Mtd-Amencan Co nferen ce member mstttutions are wmners of the league's Player of the Week I awards ftrst victory of the season Central Michtgan hurdler Expos 2-7, Bra\·es 31: Barry Alelria, a senior from Gary Carter 's thrPC run Wyan do tte, Mt ch., is the homer off reltever Buddy choice in track afte r winning Solonton " tth two out tn the both tlle 110-rneter htgh and ntnth tnnt ng earned the 400-meter tn termed1ate Expos a spht mthe rughtcap hurdle evenlS agamst both Atlanta woo the opener m the Mtch tga n State and Western bottom of the runth by scortng Mtch igan. two runs on a passed baU by Alelria's :14.1 htgh hurdle Mortrea I catcher Bob Reece and .51.2 mtermediate hurdle ana Da le Murphy 's smgle. effor ts agatnst Mtchtgan Giants 3, Pirates 2: State were both school and Larry Herndon 's oneo()ut Aluntni Fteld records, while runth~nrun g stngle drove tn the latter also qualified hun Jack Clark from third base to for lhe NCAA national give the Giants their fourth champtonshtps later th ts stratght win The Ptrates lted season. In addition , he was th e game, 2-2, tn the top of the the leadoff runner on the ninth on RBI-singles by 1,600-rneter relay tea m that Renrue Stennett and Steve wor tn both meets, setting a Brye. fteld record 3·12.1 against Mtchigan State. Eastern Michtgan pitcher John Martin , a semor left. ha nder from f lat Rock, Bos ton , R 1C e 1 10 1 Mtch .. ts the narrow baseball Se a 001 000 300 4 7 2 chotce ov er Western Cleve 001 000 301- ~ 8 '] McL a ugh li n , Rawle y (7) and Mtchtgan outfi elder J eff Lines cores JmH'I and Dia11 11 h:n t· rl'lu rm·d from four day~ of training in l'ill ~ hurg h uruln tlw nationaUy f:tmou,.,t · Borga Si,lt·r,.,, ( :wilt' in anti haH' vour hair an d ~t\ lt·d for till' r• ·al vou. !' UI St·n;.;or rq.:ular $2."l.OO IH'fllt S 211.1111throu~-th Ma~ no" I:t Janet's Hair-Go-Round 773-~404 '' ' ' ' ' ' o o ' o ' MASON, W. 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Lock wood !71 a nd we ll , Rodngue z ( 9 ) and Mar Ste ar ns Hume , Murray ( 5 ). hnez W Jenk1ns tJ l l L Borbon ( 6 ) Sa r mten to (7) Ba1r Cal dw ell (11 1 HR s Te Kas , !91 .;~nd Bench W Ba tr ( I OJ L 01tv er (J J M tlw a u ke e LeTCano Loc kwooa ( 17 1 HRs CtnCtn 14l n"'' ' Fos t er ( SJ Drtessen ( 6 ) Ctn DD·!T·YD we·ve got what it takes to improve your home St L 010 000 000 1 8 0 LA 101 100 00K ) 80 Rasm ussen Urrea ( 5 ), L•ttell !81 a M Stmmons . Rau . Fo rs ter (BJ and Yeage r W Ra u (~OJ L Rasmussen ( 1 .t ) HR s St LOUtS , Re tll ( 4 ) LOS Angel e S, Sm, th ( 6 1 Cn> 8 YI SM Dgo 000 010 103 - 5 10 1 Fryman StJ tter (7 ), Moo re (9 ). Hernanoer !91 a nd Cox , Sh tr ley , Le\.· i]), Sp 1ll nl'r (8 ). Fr e1sleben (81 and lenace W Fryman ( 1 l l L Sht r ley !0 4 ) HRs- Ch,c ago (OK ( 1), Sa n D1e-go , 1 enact l !? ) PLYWOOD $]95 SHEET Pt sbgh San Fran 1111 ~~~ . 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Curtts f 9 J ana Sace k W Cu rt tS ( 11) l Tekulve !7 \ J HOGG & ZUSPAN Sporh Tranucf ia ns By Un1ted Preu International Tu es day Buebill Kansas C1 ty - Pla ced th ird baseman George Brett on the dtsabled I1S I and r e pla ced h1m w tlh Pt1Cher Andy Ha ssler OQO 010 1•0 00000010 1 J 70 Bas 010 000 70x 11 11 1 Colborn B1ra (7) and Port er ~'~M F1sk. w~ Ecke r sley Ecke rsle y I 'I I I l Colborn { 1 21 HR s - K an~a s (lfy , 0 115 ( 4). Hayes satd , "Philadelphia was supposed to run by us and we've made tllem walk it up the floor . So far , the Bullets have been doing all the rwmmg." The winner of the series will fa ce the Denver-Seattle winner in the finals After splitttng the fir st two playoff games m Denver. the MAC athletes are honored L>ral l>•" ltng ufficials sa id the facts. fig ures and tests uf tht·le:mt•s an· lo bt· sl!nl t11 Amt•ri<a n Bo"'ling Congress hradquartcrs Ul 'lll waukt~r for sant' ttoning It was bt'lleHd to bt· only thr IZth t1 m r that a nyone ha s ever i>•"l'·d ba ek-tu-baek 300 games tn tht• same series. "I llwk the ClNCINNATl iUPli - The Ctnctnnatt Stingers S<>ld 145 more season ttckets Tuesday tn a drtve to keep the team from folding. CLE VELAND (UP! ) Phtlip K. "Nip" Helm , who reltred 10 1976 as a successfu l basketba ll coach and athletic direclor at Case Western Reserve Universit y, died Tuesda y at Umverstly Hospital following a lengthy illness. He was 69 Heim. who for the past 10 yea rs had been mayor of Timberlake, Ohto , L"ake Co unty , wa s reared in Wooster He was the win· ningest basketball coach in the history of Case Tech wtth a 128·112 record tn 15 seasons, endtng in 1962, and became athletic director in 1961. A member of the Ohio Basketball Coaches Hall of fame , Hetm ts survtved by his wife, Dorothy, S<>ns Jack of Medina and Phtlip Jr. of North Royalton, five grand· children and two great· grandchildren Servtecs wtll be at I p.m. Friday at the Davis Funeral Home, Wtlloughby. Kenaga. Martin got the nod for a fourhit shutout over Bowling Green on friday in which he recorded II stnkeouts as the leag uel ead tn g Hurons dectstoned the Falcors 4~ He also picked up a save for his relief effort in Saturday's I~ wtn over Toledo. :..,.Western Mtchtgan tennts . standout Bob Learman, a senior from Bay City, Mtch., ts the winner of the tennis award after straigh t set wtns over opponents from Nort hw estern, Northern llltnots and Western lllinois at the No . 1 singles post tion . He also recorded wtns in two of the three doubles matches Miwni senior Tom Rogan , a nattve of Racine, Wis., is the golfer of the week for the second time thts seaS<>n after posting a 14 7 in the Spartan Invitationa l to lead Mtami [() a fourth place fintsh in the :>.:>team fi eld. Hts score was the best indivtdual effort turned in by any MAC golfer in the SOAAE THESE 1 VALLEY BE Racme. U. .l ' HI- Hf STOR E fhu rsda y, Mov 10 thru M;J y 1' Rtg ht R ese rv e d To l 1mit Ouanttt1 es We GlaJiy Ac cept Fed . Food Stamps COTTAGE CHEESE 24 oz . Crtn . Monday thru Friday 9 :00 tiii :OO ~ 99c SHOWBOAT Saturday 9 00 -9 00 , CLOSED DAYS IJ4s LB . TEA BAGS 69~ 100 Count CORN ......... I.~ ~.~~ SAlAD TOMATOES................~.~-~. !~: . I . . I I • • • 0 • • 0 0. I • • • • • •• COFFEE-MATE .. 4 JOJ Size '100 22 oz. Jar '149 !. MILWAUKEE (UPI ) Veteran catcher Ray Fosse will undergo surge ry to repwr torn cartila ge on his rtghl knee today tn Los Angeles and ts expected to be out for at least two morths, the Milwaukee Brewers announced ! :. f •: Boys 6%-12 S1ze I '. I !: ': - STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE •' I II ,, .'' • I . : ! .: II 'I .. •• • 12D.OD purchaso your chotctol tO " hangtng basket of petuniu . CUTOFFS SHIRTS SJ Men ' s Mave r tc k bra nd bl ue den1m cut at! ea~1s Shop and save at 1 S t iffler ' s dur t ng lh1s ~ale ' 52.25 to ' 39~ KING SIZE TIDE M ill a ssortment of f dncy p rmr spor t s fa b r tcs 1n yo ur cha1ce of co lors and patterns . ·. I lillie, SIYO I ·. APPrt» ed hu rr icane lam ps Stiffler' s Sale 1 LB. $3 ~AIR T,lk, e spnng m sl nde w1 lh lhcse ever <,o com fortable , l!ghl \'o et g h t C<t Su al sa nd ,ll s Bu rl ilp Nrrlppcd wedge g1ves you ,1 ldt - - -.: ··: An d Up Here s an ea(;tiLng aoay ot ILeHer sp11nQ and summe1 laos thai a1e sure 10 pl ease 1na1 gal ~ou lo ~e mosl Mom' Ta~e ) 0U f Cll OI( j\ Ql 51~11!5 CO IOIS r ·.· ·::: GIFT IDEA! SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' SUM MER RUBBER THONGS $1 9tiR ::. RUG BLOCKS :: Cool a nd r M e lree s ling bc1 c k rubber lhongs specta lly priced l1ghl rlnd co mlor la ble IIIIer 's /'llt.ay S<'l e ' Gi l! "~ "I•'•·• of spor tive and fashion fabrics. Measuring to J5 :: '•' • IDEA' SPECIAL GROUP KENDAL SQUARE BIRDSEYE DIAPERS $399DOZ. TRIVITS FOR-$1 00 Special sale group of ' hand car ved wood tri v1 ts . A g i lt any mother wo uld love lo receive , Sev er al d iffer en t sty les to fl 59. ' :: ..·.:· choose Irom :':.;: ·::· \ ,,~~ _.. \ ~ .. , ) FULL SLIPS $ 4?n~p \ \I /.,. \ Sl'le w•lt adore one ot lhese lane, ' liiCe trimmed lull !lrPS A n~ molhel w11t appqlt(ll te 111e QUitl<l~ aod comlor t ol the~e ltne slips .. · - GIFTS lllA T MOM WANT S.MI SSESAN D JU NIORS •' BRANDED SU 'viM ER SPORl SWEAR .I Out slaoa•ng select ron ol thoae poput ar Olue a en•m 181n1 Lalesl sl ~les All lhe gilts lhal mom wan I come hom 511111111 s • ...___.,.. Happy Mothet t Da~ • •. ' ) ( < ', 1} • • 1:· · · / ,: • · · ~ " ,/ : • ' ; / f tne grea1 too-s ot tlll!l summer are at St1illers Cl1oose lrom narne5 ~ou " flO "' <1 rl<.l trust Ureal $etech on ol &Jmmer soorts w e~· Motne• s Oa1 ' \ ! / / 99c t(l{1 a ~ s Gi!l pao1v nose me ones a (Oun!j gHIIIII IlC~ turns 10 1r1 !DIIIIQ Beaul <lullv 10"' prrc&d ' B u~ a bunc n to g•vt ro Mom' ... TGI FTS TH AT MOM GREAT >ELECTION LAD IES' PO LYESTER ·. .. S- FAN CY FOLDI NG ~~ ~~, 3 ~I \I!I Pa11 :· · \ .~ \<C! UMBRELLAS ~ "\ ' 1) $399 PANTY HOSE .• $1 ~.? BUDGET PRICED THA FA MOUS MAY QUEEN STRETCH NYLON ., I" \ hrt' (1 ,( 1 \ J t- ,., ""' "" .E~~~aho""'e •••• umt>r&lll Gel ' Ole specHII !i dle group ol Kendal Squa re Birdseye Soli . so kind to slun Stock up .. - ·:·' '•'• •, ·.· .• - GIFT THAT MOM WANTS- MISSES BEAU!IFUL NEW ~ SP RING AND SU MMER KNIT SHORTS HANDBAGS $1 ~r9 $3?nd~p Grtal Mothef'e Dly Gilt MlecUon ol VOl JeJII!II' cloubl ellnl! an ora 1n 1ne lllttl '"h lon colort S.ve a1 Stlll ler't - Gl TH AT MOM WA ~ T S FOR THE LAR GER WOMAN QU EEN SIZE STRETCH $lyles aM colors lo• the totallv : acc enor•:ed too t lor spnng ilrtO :, Sltmf'\&1 But l;asl'1ton a al 5111 :, Iter s low trudgtll pnc es BR IE F AN D BIK INI HANDBAGS PANTIES PANTY HOSE $1 ?ac? Special IIIII& group ol I.Oitt neortecl t1ncy mecnme handbaga In your cho!Cfl ol t tyIll IM Iilii St'l't rrow I I $11!1181I The panty 1'1ou !01 lhe lljge r woman Edrt atretch tdtl !ltrlnQth E-lrt penellor tute lit Flta1 qullily Snt AG¥1 1 Fl QUALITY STRETCH NYLON S DAY PLAIN AND FANCY 60 " POLYESTEf YOUR CHOICE ANTIQU E CLASS ICS PANTY HOSE UBLEKNI GIFTWARE 59~11 Sj:lrll'l!j Sl'lll l1er at huge UYtngs • Slurdy llame compacl G1N1 gtt( •0.1 ' 99p~ M tl l asso rtment of lJ by 18 inch size hroadloom r ug blocks Pl ain and 2 lrom Sttlller s ::· 1 . .·: : :·: : ·. : - GIF!S THAT M WANTSSHE WILL ADORE OU R FANCY LACE TRIMME D 14~ ~A. Choose from a selection ' ( PANTY HOSE ..•'• , ~ \:r' i; , DENIM JEANS $299 h-<·\~ ;· : $1 O?nd~p ~ MOM WANT SPERFECT FOR EVERY OCCASION CONTROL TOP NYLON ·: 13Xl8" BROADLOOM ·:::: 19~EA. SLICED 2 9 ~ ·-~·. ,:;,. :_ : ,,M,. A'v''''s'A 'L'E'·~·''•······•·. •·• ·••::::: . ,_,, MA'Y ' ''sA,,L,.E ''_ ' '''' t:; BACON FRANKS "'~-. ~ I u :F 1 '"--<j"' .. B•g setecl•on 101 Molner s Oa~ Q•lltng Nll'oOiiiSI Dil'1 !!rns ana Sl'rles 1n trne eas~ care 01nses lor !'l om e weilr An Pd8i:l l Q"l •dea M•ues ano hall s•:es ChOO'il:l lrom ~OliO CO IOIS a ll(! lan e ~ oauerns A •ea l f"lOm .,. Dlll i1 S8r 1 Ht~OD~ MOIIler ~ Day '· MI SSES_E VER POPULAR FA SHION RIG HT ~ $7~c? So ec• al gr oup ol mtu es polveslllf ooutlleknrt llare s1ac1<s - GIFTS THAT MOM WAN TS - FASHION TOPS ·: : $3?a~ i:i Up :;:,:;:: SPRIN G AN D SUMMER .·: LAMPS in new s pring and summer col or s . Shop early lor best se lec l1on JOWt CITY DRESSES PRICE SANDALS tor the HAND CARVED WOOD FRENCH KNIT SLACKS MI SSES PLAIN & FANCY GIFT IDEA' SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' VINYL CASUAL need le Stock up now 1 Great g•lt tdea' U L REMNANTS DRESSES . ·:· ;.:; I - MAY SALEFANCY HURRICANE ASST. PIECE GOODS SPRIN G & SUMMER - GIFT S THA T MOM WAN! y-'":)..')t......"'-ltC c r I !/ i c C1 I c .. .·: Solid color ke ttl e c loth col ors •' '••' .-. Our colleciiOII ol oreth dteuo5 •S t,jleal esp&e <illt) to• Mo ine• s Day gt~1 n g You II ltnd ll'le one thOit t! lUSt ngtll tor her Mtnes ancl Mil ~llfl3 U! 'lllr'ltl/111 \/ LP/1111 11lllr fl Gi(l 36 mch wide g e n ui ne Hope blei'lched muslin $499EACH ""''•"'b" ;:; - GIFT S THA T MOM WANT GIV E MOTHE R THESE OFF l"'l":><.._,. j - STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- \ 39C t129 3 :: ~ ··::1:",,',,-~~c',·:,: : : •: :; : :~: •:•:•:•:•:•:•: ': >·: :•:>"·!: !: >>:<·:l<•,:,":. c:-: Y<<::'-:oc-:l<o·:',. ', ·, .... ,.. SLICED LB. · r LI~VER LB. r . BEEF OR PORK .. Choose lrom a selecl•on ot cool sullHfPtu sartdale 1 seasons la lesl stylea - GIFTS THA SPECIAL SALE SELECT ION PLAIN & FAN CY POLVESTE R REGULAR One spec1 al SdiC qrou p at l cl ch e~ tMme br ,lnd Pclrly spr 1119 spor 1'>Wl'•lr S.1ve 011(! lh trd o H re gul,1r pn ce Stlop edrlyt ~.::4( YD. 79~ YD. SYRACUSE, 0 . LIVER PUDDING '• 1~ ·•, soft . •'· ~nf~~ , MOTHER WILL LOVE OUR SPORTSWEAR 59¢ Ftn 1shed ,•, .. :·:. '.: :::. - GIFT S THAT MOM WAN GIFT IDEA' SPECIAl GROUP LADIES ' EARLY SPRING MUSLIN ETTLECLOTH lol. ~""'Pf!W"' HuDDAHuo::» unr:r:"1nuu~t: 992-5776 : .. ·:·. -MAY SALESOLID COLOR Open 9 lo I lhts week only, Monday lhru Sllurdoy · Drive ·. $3?n?uP, -MAY SALEHOPE BLEACHED FABRICS 66~ YO. $5~n?up PRICED Molhe 1 Nrll aopulcra1e <1 Di:IPI 01 these la!li110naDIIl sum m11• ~~~ I lls Choosc lrom lhe mos1 popular st~le s Hap py Motile • ~ Day r house strppers washable A grea1 1(11 a Happ~ MoU"Iers :: SAN DALS FOOTWEAR BUDGET NIGHT GOWNS Me n 's new sprtng and summ e r !!horl sleeve s port and dr,ess s h ir ts 1n a s~or lcd colors and pa tt erns . - MAY SALEFANCY SPORTS I African Violets (lull bloom) $1.50 Geraniums,,41!2 " Pot 51.00 Mums, 6112" Pot 53.75 Dish Gardens $2.75 to 56.50 Combination Pots, 6112" & 8'12" 52.75 to $4.50 Foliage Plants soc to 55.00 Bedding & Veg. Plants asc doz. pak. SQUEEZE MUSTARD oz. !Al R tile<~ COOL & COMFORTABL E SP RING & SUMMER IDEA ' JUST FOR HER1 PR£TTY PASTEL $399 EA. 9 I AuuH' lreau w<~sllatJII! ·: $1 O~n? -MAY SALEMEN'S FANCY SPORT $5.50 lnl~rnlttOnil , Clmostl a Qt1t ol pr etly (IO 'o\ 11! lOt M01her IIOnl th1s ltne selection ol sh• ll ancl waHl gowns .H'=I'/' Fi101tC5 I hat a•e sure please I MAY 14th ANGEL TREADS . Mllcl'1trle ..... ,..., -MAY SALE MEN'S BLUE DENIM . I! ~, Famo115 leisure New s prtng se leclton ol men 's short s leeve dress and s port shirs l in yo ur chotce o f fa shion co lor s and pat terns. Shop early fo r best se lec t ton . · Hockey Lugue Untfe d Press International Turner Cup Chimpionlhtp Series Best o f S~ven All Times EDT Port Huron vs . Toledo May 10 - Port H uro n al Toledo , 7 JO p m May 12 - Toteao at Pori H uron , 8 p m May 13 - Port Huro n at Toledo , 7 JO p m . May 14 - Toledo at P or i Huron , 7 30' p m x - May 16 - Por t Huron a1 Toledo 7 30 p m x - M&y '10 - Toledo lJ! P o rt Hu ro n , 8 p m IC May 23 - P o rt Huro n at Toledo , 7 : 30pm x - it necessary I S PE C IAL S[L[CTION LADIE S' . LE ISUR E SLIPPER S : $3~.?up $500EACH Mother 's Day Specials wt!h :• SPORT SHIRTS 1...-..- .... - F111est of all I he q utlt batts ·.· So fl w htt e co tton wi t h glazed fintsheasy ~--~~~han dltng Unfolds >n one .. sheet ·.· .· . ·.· - HAPPY MOTHERS DAY MOTHER WILL APPRECIATE FASHIO NABL E SPR I I - Gl Now a new low pr tce on our mos t popular blue d e n >m J ea ns Mave nck 's Automat >c k .blue de ntm 1eans! Shop a nd save now wh>le pric es are low at St> ffler ·s. ' I I and I l Glfl 'SHOP I I W. Main Pomeroy , 0 . $179 EACH Pa c kag e of 72 wood s prtng type clot hes ptns Now ts ' t he ttme to slac k up a nd save at Stttll e r s $}Q~~R .. '' I QUILT BATTS 88¢PKG. Two ny lo n s trung ful l s> ze. 24" ra c ke ts. s tx loot ne t. btrdi e and plas t tc case. Ready to pi ay ... 8l"X96" MT. MIST CLOTHES PINS $100 SET DENIM JEANS ~ Free )!~~~ BADMINTON SETS NEW LOW PRICE! MEN'S MAVERICK AUTOMATICK 'I I _FASTRAK___. 72 COUNT SPRING TYPE - STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- I I . Southern' s Tornad oes dumped Kyger Creek , 1 5~ Tuesday night at Cheshire to thro" the SVAC standings mto a dog fighl , Up until last week , Kyger Creek had a two game lead However , a 19--9 klss to North Ga llia and yesterday's shelling pushed Southern tnto a tte for the league's top spot SWEET CUCUMBER SliCES 16Jaroz . 49~ IOifl Jar I L - - \ Hanging Baskets, 6" to 10" ARGO PEAS !I POPULAR TWO PLAYER . . ·...:· ::.' IFFLER ' S MAY SALE-- POMEROY AND MIDDLEPORT KC squad, 15-4 TENDER LEAF PORK AND BEANS 40 oz . Can 59~ Se i of four fa ncy woven reed plat e ho ld e r s Natura l co lor . Gr eat for picn tcs or anyt im e Slt fl le r 's May Sa le' i ... BY -,- STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- . ." . STIFFLER'S MAY SAtE- $1 OQ EACH GREEN JOGGER ! I ! .... PLATE HOLDERS f Southern whips SENTRY .MARGARINE --- s+IFF~~ -R ,: :::· . SE T OF 4 FANCY WOVEN RHO ': r-Lmu80Ysl I I FOOD BUYS! BLUE BONNET .: SuperSootcs are right where they want to be - home . The Sonics host the Nuggets tortght riding the crest of a 17.game homecourt winrung streak. "Sure the win streak OO!lds conftdence," said Seattle Coach l.enny Wilkens. "In a long series with two good teams, tlle first few games maybe the home-court advantage doesn't matter," he said. "But if you get down Z.l or 3-1, then it becomes very important." Seattle displayed a hard· driving, penetrating offense tn the two gwnes at Denver's McNichols Arena. " It's been real strange ," satd Nuggets' star David Thompson. " We seemed to have a disadvantage as soon as we took the floor . We had to play twice as hard." tllllrnament . LONGHORN CHEESE 5th & Pearl , ·-:.: Cunningham.says team Won't fold Bowler has two go hi bt:d unlil a quartt•r thutkmg abuut It " -~ .- The DatlY. .Senllnel, MtddlepUrt-P11111 rro) , 0 , WednesdH y. Mav 10. l!l78 $1~~ A 111101 IUOrtmtn1 ol 100 PtiCenl petyeallf cloubl-.nltl In pr1n11 tn!l IIOIIOIJ Sew up 1 pesacle ol tvmmar luhlont t $1 ec~ �4 - The Dati~ Senllnrl. \ltddloport-Pomero) . ll . Wt'dnesdity. \lav 10. 1978 • 300 games zn row Cl:-lri:\"1/.HI tL:Plt- &1b llrtnkman, a 24-vear-<>ld truck dri•er. b.mled a 300 gam<• and then, f~r good mea sun.', eraukt·d out another pt•rfrC't sc urr un his next line. " I sllll ran 't bdte\ r 11, " the 18...c-.....a\·erage buwler swd al ter his ba ck-tu-bark 300 games Monday ttight. ''I didn 't to si~ . 1 sa t in brd all night just Brmkman, a ld t-llandrr, bowled 225 tn hts first game at Losanltville Lanes and then noc lt.J off twu straig ht 300 games He had fmisht•d the ftrs< ganw ~ ith thr"" st raig ht s tnkes and the 24 Cllll Scc utiH $l rikes in the last t"n games gm t• htm 27 strt.krs 10 a ru't' Eastern Conferen ce ftn a l playoff senes. The Bulle IS. huge underdogs gomg into the series desptte upse tttng Central Dhoston champion San Antonto tn a quarter-final matchup , leads the Atlantic Dtvtsion ehampion 76ers tllree games to ore and can advance to the fmals with a 11ctory tontght Plttladelphias only hope may be Ju ltu s " Dr J " Ervtng , the 76ers' all<;tar Bl IRA KAUfMAN UPI Spurts Writer Th'e best basketball team money t·an buy faces mstant bankrup tcy ton ight tn Phtlaclt•lpll ta's Spectrum T he ht g h·-priced Phtladclphta 76ers - who adopted tho motto, •' We Owe You One.'' as thetr 1978 pledge to fans alter losmg in the NBA fmals last season have been d.-alued repeatedly by the Washmgtor Bullets m thetr besto()f-!leven forwa rd, "ho says Ius team according to Coach Btlly wtll have to turn to their Cunmngham . "money " players (Erving, "We are not teady [() call1t George Mc-Gmnts and Doug quits, I guarantee you that. Colltns) in tllese desperate Just from our pracUces, I'd Urnes say tl1e players feel the same ,~ " I think basically we way " should attack them wtth our The conftde nl Bullets need key players ," Erving satd. no sluft tn strategy. They " During the regular season I come off two reso undin g thtnk It was fme to try to VIc tori es and fe at ure an pacify everybody. Now we inspired EIVln Hayes have to do what's best for the tea m ~~ But tlle 76ers will not fold, Brinkman . fulltn~in~ his s lt't·plt·s ~ night. ct•lrbrated on Tut.·sda\'. ht· sa 1d. da~ ti ff ," Bair surprise on mound thus far ~- JANET'S HAIR-GO-ROUND MASON, W. VA. ' By BilL MADDEN header, 3-2. UP I Spurts Writer Ast ros 5, Pfttllles I : The ~uy the Cincmnatt Cesar ~eno blasted a Heds were for ced to take as a home run and 1gnited a foursubstitute for Vtda Blue ts run se• enth-mrung rally wtth turmn ~ out to be tlle bullpen a lrtple for the Astros J .R. sLOppC! they've been seeking Rt chard ltmtted the Philhes for almost l"o years to or I)· four htts while striking After blankmg the 1\e" out II York Mets over the fmaltwo Dodgers 3, Cardinals 1: uuttngs of Tuesda) mght 's H fleggJe Smtth cracked a n ctor) b) the Reds. reltef solo homer and unbeaten pttcher Do ug Batr has no~ Doug Ra u ran hts record [() :>pttr hed 18 2-3 mrungs thts 0 wtth 7 1-3 tnrtings of sevenseason Without y1el dm g an hit ba ll , tn the Dodgers' wtn earned run . over St I.outs Dan Dnessen s lea doff CUbs 8, Padres 5: home r of f relt·e , cr Sktp Larry Cox's ftrst h<lner of Lockwood m the lOth tnning the year and a two..-un trtple won tt for the Red s George by Joe Wallts offset a pair of roster lied the game " 'th one homers by Gene Tenace and nut m the ninth wtth hts stxth staked Woodie Frvma n to hts homer - also off Lockwood . Meanwhtle , there was Bai r ftlltng the stopper's role. Two mo re sco re less 1nm ngs Ma1or l ea gu e Rew lts By Un tteG Pre ss tn ternattanal earned the 28-year old rtghtlugu e hander ht s ftrsl Nattonal r 1st gamNattOnal e) Lea~ue vtelor) ' Mf l 000 000 1 10 1 10 '} 010 000 002 - 3 lA 2 " l:latr 's done ever)1hmg At la Rogers B~hn sen (7J tllcy told me he would do Knowl es (8), Atlot.mson (81 and whim we got him, " satd Reds Carter R u th\lt>n , Easter ly ( 7) , Solomon (B J Campbe ll 191 an d Manager Sparky Anderson Pocoroca w Campbell ll 1J 'He's got a super arm analle L Alk. tn son (I 11 HR s Mon trc al Dawson !61 sho" s me he wants the ball That 's a great combtnati on " 11 nd game ) 000 100 713 - 7 13 '} An other Ct nctnn ati Mil Ali a 000 n1 100- 6 11 J rehever , Manny Sarmiento, Du es . Holds wort h ( d ), Banns alS<> hurled two scoreless en 161. Kno wles ! 7). Alk 1nson (91 ano Caner . Ntekro, ~olo mmngs earlier in the game to men 18 1 and Pocoroba W wke o••er the NL ea rned-run- .O tk tn ~on 12 I I L - So lomon ( I 11 HRs Atl anta , Burr oughs "' crage lead at I 2!1 Il l Mon tr eal Carter (4 ) In other NL games, Los 100 000 400- ~ 6 1 AngelesshadedSt Louts, 3-\; Hous . Ph tla 000 001 000- I 4 I Houston put away R•chard and Fergus on . Chr1s Phtladelpltta , 5-1; Chicago ten son Br u~s tar P l. Reed \ 9 1 Boo ne W R tc har d (7 3 ) L downed Sa n Otego, 8-5 , San and - Ch r 1st e ns.on (13 1 HR s Ho us r'ranctsc·o shadl.J PitLSburgh, ton , Ceden o ( 4 ) Pn tl a ae lph ta, 3-2. and Montreal edged Mc 8r tde ! l) Atlanta, 7~. after droppmg j 10 mnmg s) 11003 1000 0- 680 the ftrst game of thetr dou ble· NY COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI )Athletes from four sprmg sports representing four of the 10 Mtd-Amencan Co nferen ce member mstttutions are wmners of the league's Player of the Week I awards ftrst victory of the season Central Michtgan hurdler Expos 2-7, Bra\·es 31: Barry Alelria, a senior from Gary Carter 's thrPC run Wyan do tte, Mt ch., is the homer off reltever Buddy choice in track afte r winning Solonton " tth two out tn the both tlle 110-rneter htgh and ntnth tnnt ng earned the 400-meter tn termed1ate Expos a spht mthe rughtcap hurdle evenlS agamst both Atlanta woo the opener m the Mtch tga n State and Western bottom of the runth by scortng Mtch igan. two runs on a passed baU by Alelria's :14.1 htgh hurdle Mortrea I catcher Bob Reece and .51.2 mtermediate hurdle ana Da le Murphy 's smgle. effor ts agatnst Mtchtgan Giants 3, Pirates 2: State were both school and Larry Herndon 's oneo()ut Aluntni Fteld records, while runth~nrun g stngle drove tn the latter also qualified hun Jack Clark from third base to for lhe NCAA national give the Giants their fourth champtonshtps later th ts stratght win The Ptrates lted season. In addition , he was th e game, 2-2, tn the top of the the leadoff runner on the ninth on RBI-singles by 1,600-rneter relay tea m that Renrue Stennett and Steve wor tn both meets, setting a Brye. fteld record 3·12.1 against Mtchigan State. Eastern Michtgan pitcher John Martin , a semor left. ha nder from f lat Rock, Bos ton , R 1C e 1 10 1 Mtch .. ts the narrow baseball Se a 001 000 300 4 7 2 chotce ov er Western Cleve 001 000 301- ~ 8 '] McL a ugh li n , Rawle y (7) and Mtchtgan outfi elder J eff Lines cores JmH'I and Dia11 11 h:n t· rl'lu rm·d from four day~ of training in l'ill ~ hurg h uruln tlw nationaUy f:tmou,.,t · Borga Si,lt·r,.,, ( :wilt' in anti haH' vour hair an d ~t\ lt·d for till' r• ·al vou. !' UI St·n;.;or rq.:ular $2."l.OO IH'fllt S 211.1111throu~-th Ma~ no" I:t Janet's Hair-Go-Round 773-~404 '' ' ' ' ' ' o o ' o ' MASON, W. 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Lock wood !71 a nd we ll , Rodngue z ( 9 ) and Mar Ste ar ns Hume , Murray ( 5 ). hnez W Jenk1ns tJ l l L Borbon ( 6 ) Sa r mten to (7) Ba1r Cal dw ell (11 1 HR s Te Kas , !91 .;~nd Bench W Ba tr ( I OJ L 01tv er (J J M tlw a u ke e LeTCano Loc kwooa ( 17 1 HRs CtnCtn 14l n"'' ' Fos t er ( SJ Drtessen ( 6 ) Ctn DD·!T·YD we·ve got what it takes to improve your home St L 010 000 000 1 8 0 LA 101 100 00K ) 80 Rasm ussen Urrea ( 5 ), L•ttell !81 a M Stmmons . Rau . Fo rs ter (BJ and Yeage r W Ra u (~OJ L Rasmussen ( 1 .t ) HR s St LOUtS , Re tll ( 4 ) LOS Angel e S, Sm, th ( 6 1 Cn> 8 YI SM Dgo 000 010 103 - 5 10 1 Fryman StJ tter (7 ), Moo re (9 ). Hernanoer !91 a nd Cox , Sh tr ley , Le\.· i]), Sp 1ll nl'r (8 ). Fr e1sleben (81 and lenace W Fryman ( 1 l l L Sht r ley !0 4 ) HRs- Ch,c ago (OK ( 1), Sa n D1e-go , 1 enact l !? ) PLYWOOD $]95 SHEET Pt sbgh San Fran 1111 ~~~ . 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Curtts f 9 J ana Sace k W Cu rt tS ( 11) l Tekulve !7 \ J HOGG & ZUSPAN Sporh Tranucf ia ns By Un1ted Preu International Tu es day Buebill Kansas C1 ty - Pla ced th ird baseman George Brett on the dtsabled I1S I and r e pla ced h1m w tlh Pt1Cher Andy Ha ssler OQO 010 1•0 00000010 1 J 70 Bas 010 000 70x 11 11 1 Colborn B1ra (7) and Port er ~'~M F1sk. w~ Ecke r sley Ecke rsle y I 'I I I l Colborn { 1 21 HR s - K an~a s (lfy , 0 115 ( 4). Hayes satd , "Philadelphia was supposed to run by us and we've made tllem walk it up the floor . So far , the Bullets have been doing all the rwmmg." The winner of the series will fa ce the Denver-Seattle winner in the finals After splitttng the fir st two playoff games m Denver. the MAC athletes are honored L>ral l>•" ltng ufficials sa id the facts. fig ures and tests uf tht·le:mt•s an· lo bt· sl!nl t11 Amt•ri<a n Bo"'ling Congress hradquartcrs Ul 'lll waukt~r for sant' ttoning It was bt'lleHd to bt· only thr IZth t1 m r that a nyone ha s ever i>•"l'·d ba ek-tu-baek 300 games tn tht• same series. "I llwk the ClNCINNATl iUPli - The Ctnctnnatt Stingers S<>ld 145 more season ttckets Tuesday tn a drtve to keep the team from folding. CLE VELAND (UP! ) Phtlip K. "Nip" Helm , who reltred 10 1976 as a successfu l basketba ll coach and athletic direclor at Case Western Reserve Universit y, died Tuesda y at Umverstly Hospital following a lengthy illness. He was 69 Heim. who for the past 10 yea rs had been mayor of Timberlake, Ohto , L"ake Co unty , wa s reared in Wooster He was the win· ningest basketball coach in the history of Case Tech wtth a 128·112 record tn 15 seasons, endtng in 1962, and became athletic director in 1961. A member of the Ohio Basketball Coaches Hall of fame , Hetm ts survtved by his wife, Dorothy, S<>ns Jack of Medina and Phtlip Jr. of North Royalton, five grand· children and two great· grandchildren Servtecs wtll be at I p.m. Friday at the Davis Funeral Home, Wtlloughby. Kenaga. Martin got the nod for a fourhit shutout over Bowling Green on friday in which he recorded II stnkeouts as the leag uel ead tn g Hurons dectstoned the Falcors 4~ He also picked up a save for his relief effort in Saturday's I~ wtn over Toledo. :..,.Western Mtchtgan tennts . standout Bob Learman, a senior from Bay City, Mtch., ts the winner of the tennis award after straigh t set wtns over opponents from Nort hw estern, Northern llltnots and Western lllinois at the No . 1 singles post tion . He also recorded wtns in two of the three doubles matches Miwni senior Tom Rogan , a nattve of Racine, Wis., is the golfer of the week for the second time thts seaS<>n after posting a 14 7 in the Spartan Invitationa l to lead Mtami [() a fourth place fintsh in the :>.:>team fi eld. Hts score was the best indivtdual effort turned in by any MAC golfer in the SOAAE THESE 1 VALLEY BE Racme. U. .l ' HI- Hf STOR E fhu rsda y, Mov 10 thru M;J y 1' Rtg ht R ese rv e d To l 1mit Ouanttt1 es We GlaJiy Ac cept Fed . Food Stamps COTTAGE CHEESE 24 oz . Crtn . Monday thru Friday 9 :00 tiii :OO ~ 99c SHOWBOAT Saturday 9 00 -9 00 , CLOSED DAYS IJ4s LB . TEA BAGS 69~ 100 Count CORN ......... I.~ ~.~~ SAlAD TOMATOES................~.~-~. !~: . I . . I I • • • 0 • • 0 0. I • • • • • •• COFFEE-MATE .. 4 JOJ Size '100 22 oz. Jar '149 !. MILWAUKEE (UPI ) Veteran catcher Ray Fosse will undergo surge ry to repwr torn cartila ge on his rtghl knee today tn Los Angeles and ts expected to be out for at least two morths, the Milwaukee Brewers announced ! :. f •: Boys 6%-12 S1ze I '. I !: ': - STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE •' I II ,, .'' • I . : ! .: II 'I .. •• • 12D.OD purchaso your chotctol tO " hangtng basket of petuniu . CUTOFFS SHIRTS SJ Men ' s Mave r tc k bra nd bl ue den1m cut at! ea~1s Shop and save at 1 S t iffler ' s dur t ng lh1s ~ale ' 52.25 to ' 39~ KING SIZE TIDE M ill a ssortment of f dncy p rmr spor t s fa b r tcs 1n yo ur cha1ce of co lors and patterns . ·. I lillie, SIYO I ·. APPrt» ed hu rr icane lam ps Stiffler' s Sale 1 LB. $3 ~AIR T,lk, e spnng m sl nde w1 lh lhcse ever <,o com fortable , l!ghl \'o et g h t C<t Su al sa nd ,ll s Bu rl ilp Nrrlppcd wedge g1ves you ,1 ldt - - -.: ··: An d Up Here s an ea(;tiLng aoay ot ILeHer sp11nQ and summe1 laos thai a1e sure 10 pl ease 1na1 gal ~ou lo ~e mosl Mom' Ta~e ) 0U f Cll OI( j\ Ql 51~11!5 CO IOIS r ·.· ·::: GIFT IDEA! SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' SUM MER RUBBER THONGS $1 9tiR ::. RUG BLOCKS :: Cool a nd r M e lree s ling bc1 c k rubber lhongs specta lly priced l1ghl rlnd co mlor la ble IIIIer 's /'llt.ay S<'l e ' Gi l! "~ "I•'•·• of spor tive and fashion fabrics. Measuring to J5 :: '•' • IDEA' SPECIAL GROUP KENDAL SQUARE BIRDSEYE DIAPERS $399DOZ. TRIVITS FOR-$1 00 Special sale group of ' hand car ved wood tri v1 ts . A g i lt any mother wo uld love lo receive , Sev er al d iffer en t sty les to fl 59. ' :: ..·.:· choose Irom :':.;: ·::· \ ,,~~ _.. \ ~ .. , ) FULL SLIPS $ 4?n~p \ \I /.,. \ Sl'le w•lt adore one ot lhese lane, ' liiCe trimmed lull !lrPS A n~ molhel w11t appqlt(ll te 111e QUitl<l~ aod comlor t ol the~e ltne slips .. · - GIFTS lllA T MOM WANT S.MI SSESAN D JU NIORS •' BRANDED SU 'viM ER SPORl SWEAR .I Out slaoa•ng select ron ol thoae poput ar Olue a en•m 181n1 Lalesl sl ~les All lhe gilts lhal mom wan I come hom 511111111 s • ...___.,.. Happy Mothet t Da~ • •. ' ) ( < ', 1} • • 1:· · · / ,: • · · ~ " ,/ : • ' ; / f tne grea1 too-s ot tlll!l summer are at St1illers Cl1oose lrom narne5 ~ou " flO "' <1 rl<.l trust Ureal $etech on ol &Jmmer soorts w e~· Motne• s Oa1 ' \ ! / / 99c t(l{1 a ~ s Gi!l pao1v nose me ones a (Oun!j gHIIIII IlC~ turns 10 1r1 !DIIIIQ Beaul <lullv 10"' prrc&d ' B u~ a bunc n to g•vt ro Mom' ... TGI FTS TH AT MOM GREAT >ELECTION LAD IES' PO LYESTER ·. .. S- FAN CY FOLDI NG ~~ ~~, 3 ~I \I!I Pa11 :· · \ .~ \<C! UMBRELLAS ~ "\ ' 1) $399 PANTY HOSE .• $1 ~.? BUDGET PRICED THA FA MOUS MAY QUEEN STRETCH NYLON ., I" \ hrt' (1 ,( 1 \ J t- ,., ""' "" .E~~~aho""'e •••• umt>r&lll Gel ' Ole specHII !i dle group ol Kendal Squa re Birdseye Soli . so kind to slun Stock up .. - ·:·' '•'• •, ·.· .• - GIFT THAT MOM WANTS- MISSES BEAU!IFUL NEW ~ SP RING AND SU MMER KNIT SHORTS HANDBAGS $1 ~r9 $3?nd~p Grtal Mothef'e Dly Gilt MlecUon ol VOl JeJII!II' cloubl ellnl! an ora 1n 1ne lllttl '"h lon colort S.ve a1 Stlll ler't - Gl TH AT MOM WA ~ T S FOR THE LAR GER WOMAN QU EEN SIZE STRETCH $lyles aM colors lo• the totallv : acc enor•:ed too t lor spnng ilrtO :, Sltmf'\&1 But l;asl'1ton a al 5111 :, Iter s low trudgtll pnc es BR IE F AN D BIK INI HANDBAGS PANTIES PANTY HOSE $1 ?ac? Special IIIII& group ol I.Oitt neortecl t1ncy mecnme handbaga In your cho!Cfl ol t tyIll IM Iilii St'l't rrow I I $11!1181I The panty 1'1ou !01 lhe lljge r woman Edrt atretch tdtl !ltrlnQth E-lrt penellor tute lit Flta1 qullily Snt AG¥1 1 Fl QUALITY STRETCH NYLON S DAY PLAIN AND FANCY 60 " POLYESTEf YOUR CHOICE ANTIQU E CLASS ICS PANTY HOSE UBLEKNI GIFTWARE 59~11 Sj:lrll'l!j Sl'lll l1er at huge UYtngs • Slurdy llame compacl G1N1 gtt( •0.1 ' 99p~ M tl l asso rtment of lJ by 18 inch size hroadloom r ug blocks Pl ain and 2 lrom Sttlller s ::· 1 . .·: : :·: : ·. : - GIF!S THAT M WANTSSHE WILL ADORE OU R FANCY LACE TRIMME D 14~ ~A. Choose from a selection ' ( PANTY HOSE ..•'• , ~ \:r' i; , DENIM JEANS $299 h-<·\~ ;· : $1 O?nd~p ~ MOM WANT SPERFECT FOR EVERY OCCASION CONTROL TOP NYLON ·: 13Xl8" BROADLOOM ·:::: 19~EA. SLICED 2 9 ~ ·-~·. ,:;,. :_ : ,,M,. A'v''''s'A 'L'E'·~·''•······•·. •·• ·••::::: . ,_,, MA'Y ' ''sA,,L,.E ''_ ' '''' t:; BACON FRANKS "'~-. ~ I u :F 1 '"--<j"' .. B•g setecl•on 101 Molner s Oa~ Q•lltng Nll'oOiiiSI Dil'1 !!rns ana Sl'rles 1n trne eas~ care 01nses lor !'l om e weilr An Pd8i:l l Q"l •dea M•ues ano hall s•:es ChOO'il:l lrom ~OliO CO IOIS a ll(! lan e ~ oauerns A •ea l f"lOm .,. Dlll i1 S8r 1 Ht~OD~ MOIIler ~ Day '· MI SSES_E VER POPULAR FA SHION RIG HT ~ $7~c? So ec• al gr oup ol mtu es polveslllf ooutlleknrt llare s1ac1<s - GIFTS THAT MOM WAN TS - FASHION TOPS ·: : $3?a~ i:i Up :;:,:;:: SPRIN G AN D SUMMER .·: LAMPS in new s pring and summer col or s . Shop early lor best se lec l1on JOWt CITY DRESSES PRICE SANDALS tor the HAND CARVED WOOD FRENCH KNIT SLACKS MI SSES PLAIN & FANCY GIFT IDEA' SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' VINYL CASUAL need le Stock up now 1 Great g•lt tdea' U L REMNANTS DRESSES . ·:· ;.:; I - MAY SALEFANCY HURRICANE ASST. PIECE GOODS SPRIN G & SUMMER - GIFT S THA T MOM WAN! y-'":)..')t......"'-ltC c r I !/ i c C1 I c .. .·: Solid color ke ttl e c loth col ors •' '••' .-. Our colleciiOII ol oreth dteuo5 •S t,jleal esp&e <illt) to• Mo ine• s Day gt~1 n g You II ltnd ll'le one thOit t! lUSt ngtll tor her Mtnes ancl Mil ~llfl3 U! 'lllr'ltl/111 \/ LP/1111 11lllr fl Gi(l 36 mch wide g e n ui ne Hope blei'lched muslin $499EACH ""''•"'b" ;:; - GIFT S THA T MOM WANT GIV E MOTHE R THESE OFF l"'l":><.._,. j - STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- \ 39C t129 3 :: ~ ··::1:",,',,-~~c',·:,: : : •: :; : :~: •:•:•:•:•:•:•: ': >·: :•:>"·!: !: >>:<·:l<•,:,":. c:-: Y<<::'-:oc-:l<o·:',. ', ·, .... ,.. SLICED LB. · r LI~VER LB. r . BEEF OR PORK .. Choose lrom a selecl•on ot cool sullHfPtu sartdale 1 seasons la lesl stylea - GIFTS THA SPECIAL SALE SELECT ION PLAIN & FAN CY POLVESTE R REGULAR One spec1 al SdiC qrou p at l cl ch e~ tMme br ,lnd Pclrly spr 1119 spor 1'>Wl'•lr S.1ve 011(! lh trd o H re gul,1r pn ce Stlop edrlyt ~.::4( YD. 79~ YD. SYRACUSE, 0 . LIVER PUDDING '• 1~ ·•, soft . •'· ~nf~~ , MOTHER WILL LOVE OUR SPORTSWEAR 59¢ Ftn 1shed ,•, .. :·:. '.: :::. - GIFT S THAT MOM WAN GIFT IDEA' SPECIAl GROUP LADIES ' EARLY SPRING MUSLIN ETTLECLOTH lol. ~""'Pf!W"' HuDDAHuo::» unr:r:"1nuu~t: 992-5776 : .. ·:·. -MAY SALESOLID COLOR Open 9 lo I lhts week only, Monday lhru Sllurdoy · Drive ·. $3?n?uP, -MAY SALEHOPE BLEACHED FABRICS 66~ YO. $5~n?up PRICED Molhe 1 Nrll aopulcra1e <1 Di:IPI 01 these la!li110naDIIl sum m11• ~~~ I lls Choosc lrom lhe mos1 popular st~le s Hap py Motile • ~ Day r house strppers washable A grea1 1(11 a Happ~ MoU"Iers :: SAN DALS FOOTWEAR BUDGET NIGHT GOWNS Me n 's new sprtng and summ e r !!horl sleeve s port and dr,ess s h ir ts 1n a s~or lcd colors and pa tt erns . - MAY SALEFANCY SPORTS I African Violets (lull bloom) $1.50 Geraniums,,41!2 " Pot 51.00 Mums, 6112" Pot 53.75 Dish Gardens $2.75 to 56.50 Combination Pots, 6112" & 8'12" 52.75 to $4.50 Foliage Plants soc to 55.00 Bedding & Veg. Plants asc doz. pak. SQUEEZE MUSTARD oz. !Al R tile<~ COOL & COMFORTABL E SP RING & SUMMER IDEA ' JUST FOR HER1 PR£TTY PASTEL $399 EA. 9 I AuuH' lreau w<~sllatJII! ·: $1 O~n? -MAY SALEMEN'S FANCY SPORT $5.50 lnl~rnlttOnil , Clmostl a Qt1t ol pr etly (IO 'o\ 11! lOt M01her IIOnl th1s ltne selection ol sh• ll ancl waHl gowns .H'=I'/' Fi101tC5 I hat a•e sure please I MAY 14th ANGEL TREADS . Mllcl'1trle ..... ,..., -MAY SALE MEN'S BLUE DENIM . I! ~, Famo115 leisure New s prtng se leclton ol men 's short s leeve dress and s port shirs l in yo ur chotce o f fa shion co lor s and pat terns. Shop early fo r best se lec t ton . · Hockey Lugue Untfe d Press International Turner Cup Chimpionlhtp Series Best o f S~ven All Times EDT Port Huron vs . Toledo May 10 - Port H uro n al Toledo , 7 JO p m May 12 - Toteao at Pori H uron , 8 p m May 13 - Port Huro n at Toledo , 7 JO p m . May 14 - Toledo at P or i Huron , 7 30' p m x - May 16 - Por t Huron a1 Toledo 7 30 p m x - M&y '10 - Toledo lJ! P o rt Hu ro n , 8 p m IC May 23 - P o rt Huro n at Toledo , 7 : 30pm x - it necessary I S PE C IAL S[L[CTION LADIE S' . LE ISUR E SLIPPER S : $3~.?up $500EACH Mother 's Day Specials wt!h :• SPORT SHIRTS 1...-..- .... - F111est of all I he q utlt batts ·.· So fl w htt e co tton wi t h glazed fintsheasy ~--~~~han dltng Unfolds >n one .. sheet ·.· .· . ·.· - HAPPY MOTHERS DAY MOTHER WILL APPRECIATE FASHIO NABL E SPR I I - Gl Now a new low pr tce on our mos t popular blue d e n >m J ea ns Mave nck 's Automat >c k .blue de ntm 1eans! Shop a nd save now wh>le pric es are low at St> ffler ·s. ' I I and I l Glfl 'SHOP I I W. Main Pomeroy , 0 . $179 EACH Pa c kag e of 72 wood s prtng type clot hes ptns Now ts ' t he ttme to slac k up a nd save at Stttll e r s $}Q~~R .. '' I QUILT BATTS 88¢PKG. Two ny lo n s trung ful l s> ze. 24" ra c ke ts. s tx loot ne t. btrdi e and plas t tc case. Ready to pi ay ... 8l"X96" MT. MIST CLOTHES PINS $100 SET DENIM JEANS ~ Free )!~~~ BADMINTON SETS NEW LOW PRICE! MEN'S MAVERICK AUTOMATICK 'I I _FASTRAK___. 72 COUNT SPRING TYPE - STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- I I . Southern' s Tornad oes dumped Kyger Creek , 1 5~ Tuesday night at Cheshire to thro" the SVAC standings mto a dog fighl , Up until last week , Kyger Creek had a two game lead However , a 19--9 klss to North Ga llia and yesterday's shelling pushed Southern tnto a tte for the league's top spot SWEET CUCUMBER SliCES 16Jaroz . 49~ IOifl Jar I L - - \ Hanging Baskets, 6" to 10" ARGO PEAS !I POPULAR TWO PLAYER . . ·...:· ::.' IFFLER ' S MAY SALE-- POMEROY AND MIDDLEPORT KC squad, 15-4 TENDER LEAF PORK AND BEANS 40 oz . Can 59~ Se i of four fa ncy woven reed plat e ho ld e r s Natura l co lor . Gr eat for picn tcs or anyt im e Slt fl le r 's May Sa le' i ... BY -,- STIFFLER'S MAY SALE- . ." . STIFFLER'S MAY SAtE- $1 OQ EACH GREEN JOGGER ! I ! .... PLATE HOLDERS f Southern whips SENTRY .MARGARINE --- s+IFF~~ -R ,: :::· . SE T OF 4 FANCY WOVEN RHO ': r-Lmu80Ysl I I FOOD BUYS! BLUE BONNET .: SuperSootcs are right where they want to be - home . The Sonics host the Nuggets tortght riding the crest of a 17.game homecourt winrung streak. "Sure the win streak OO!lds conftdence," said Seattle Coach l.enny Wilkens. "In a long series with two good teams, tlle first few games maybe the home-court advantage doesn't matter," he said. "But if you get down Z.l or 3-1, then it becomes very important." Seattle displayed a hard· driving, penetrating offense tn the two gwnes at Denver's McNichols Arena. " It's been real strange ," satd Nuggets' star David Thompson. " We seemed to have a disadvantage as soon as we took the floor . We had to play twice as hard." tllllrnament . LONGHORN CHEESE 5th & Pearl , ·-:.: Cunningham.says team Won't fold Bowler has two go hi bt:d unlil a quartt•r thutkmg abuut It " -~ .- The DatlY. .Senllnel, MtddlepUrt-P11111 rro) , 0 , WednesdH y. Mav 10. l!l78 $1~~ A 111101 IUOrtmtn1 ol 100 PtiCenl petyeallf cloubl-.nltl In pr1n11 tn!l IIOIIOIJ Sew up 1 pesacle ol tvmmar luhlont t $1 ec~ �. ,_ J • rvze• w Ga,Ydn·n tve R 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, M•y 10. 1978 BusiJJt•ss todny f ·AGREAT WAY TO SAY Private business pla~s called sound By LeROY POPE UPJ Business Wrller NEW YORK 1UPI ) -- loose illJ'e predictions thlit many Americans enrolled in M14~W~~ ­ private pt"nsion plans never :. fi@CFM§R'S l9~~! . •' will be able io col11'ct their benefits are hogwa sh, con tends a leadi ng pension advisory finn . On the contrary, mo st private pension plans are properly funded '!lld only a severe depression like .the one precipitated by the 1929 >1ock market crash cou ld wreck them. says William M. Mercer, Inc. Mercer held a one-dav .~merican •• ... se minar in New York recently to throw cold water on the doom prophesies . Mercer e•ecutives conceded that unless tl1at war against inflation is won, pension benef<ts may not be as valuable as they should be . But they insisted the critics wh o complain about unfunded liabilities usually don 'I know what they are talkin g about. Mercer said the fact is that " the pro\'isions now bei ng made by business • 'l Your own message to Mother on these pages, By VERNON SCOTI HOI. l.YWOOD t UP! ) - A man tends to take stock when he ce lebrates his 70th birthday. rev iewin g hi s a ccn mpl ish ment s, his di sappoin tm en ts and tile quality of his life . Cha rac ter actor Paul Stewart turned 70 this year. Unllke most men his age, he ha s not retired . Far fr om it. 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 Sh e wi ped away For a ll the h ur l s She ma de okay For a ll th e nights You woke up scared For the ma ny len der Moments yo u shared For all t he t hings you Wan ted to say Say it now on This Moth er ' s Day • •• ' ( .. • Nor has any studi o given hun TO .MOTHER WITH LOVE • •• Tell her she's grea t with a Mother 's Day greeting ad in Sunday Times- Sentinel's specia I feature on May 14th . She'll be plea sed with you r thou ghtfulness and surpr ised by such an origina I idea . ,• I •• WE'LL SEND MOM A SPECIAL CARD 1 1 '' Not onl y w ill your messag e appear in t he Sunday TimesSentinel, but we' ll send her a card tell ing her to look fo r you r greeting on May 14th . '' ' .•• •. ' 1 I '. ...,. . • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • . 1 2 ] • • 4 5 6 • • 1 a 9 • • 10 . 11 12 • • ll 14 15 •• • • 16 17 18 • • • •• • e • ' 20 19 Print mvn•ge cleart~ . wn te one word per sp.lce Mall with s1.oo to • • Signa ture ':• f(•r tht.• rdircm ent · of their employees art> bt'lll'r than th ey have l'vcrfict•n.wliefher considered in rl:'l£ttion to bcne'fit leve ls, funding or disc los ure of fu nding !nels." '' Pension actuaries are ·nol riverboat gambl ers,'' said Barnet N. Berin. a Mercer director. "They are highly trained, ouphisticated professionals who stri..,·e conscientiously to carry ou t the provisions of ERISA. the pension reform law that went into effec t on Labor Day , 1974 ." 11w persons responsible for the doomsday predi ctions agout Amer ican pensions are guilt y of numerous fal se assumption s . th e Mercer firm said . The mos t imp ortant of these mi stonre pti ons is consider ing a compari son uf the unfunded hab<lity ·of a pension plan to the eompany' s net inconw or net worth to be a valid test of pension plan soundness. Herin said that is about as reason able as comparin~ the farr amount nf ., a • Add ress THE DAILY SE NTI N EL. 111 C.o ur t <+., Pom e roy , 0 . ,e : SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Dain Curse ." Looking back on his 48 years iJS a proft>ssio nal actor . Stewart admitte d he dreamed of stardom rmd playing leads when he jo1ned a tounn g comp any of "Subway Expre>; s," playing a sailnr. in 1930. " I was never a leading man. but like every clm ra ete r ac~w I entertained fantasies (,£ plitytn)..( leads ,' ' Stewart a gold watch. said, lunching on cold salmon It would rll' ver O('(.'Ur to Stewart to think about a pen siO n inste ad of mofc work . Even in.this day and age, as it wa s tn nwdirval Unles, acting is a vagabond calling . The actor bounces around the <'ountry. ofte n around the world, working when and where he can with little thought to ·security or golden retirement yea rs. That's how it 's been with Paul StewBrl and he has no regrets . Stewart's face is familiar to scor es of millions of persons. It should be. He has played featured roles in >5 movies and more than 200 television shows . indudtng thre<' series, "Top Secret," "Deadline" and "Tile Man Who Never Was." Hi s real name wa s Sternberg wh1ch he chang<'!! when he broke into show business. At that time ·J osef Von Sternberg was one of the great name s in moti on pictures. Stewart is a smalli sh, slender man with a neatly trimm~ d mu st a c he , fastidious manners and a benign couotenan t'e . His modulated actor's VOice can be commanding. He is a distinguished looking man but vag uely foreign in appearance, too , possib ly because he has played so many nolle roles. He recently returned from France, had ng completed a meaty r6le with Peter Sellers in " The Revenge of The Pink Pa nther." He will be seen later this month in CBS-TV'< three-part mim-series, " 'n ~e and wht te h(•m cowner' s lliOrtgage with "The 1929 depressiOn _and at its depth brought his savmgs and salary to wret·ked one-third of the .unemployment rates o[ 16 to jud g<' hi s finan cia l - countr y's banks, at least one- 25 percent in much of the so-.iru!ness. ""O!Wtously,-il --rs-- stKth of most other· bu.~ltlesses eountr-v.'' the n:lationship of his int ome and savings to the terms of the mortgc.1gc and the amount of the payments. not the face amOLmt , that determines his solven ey . Berin also scoffed at Lawrence.E. Lamb, M.D. atctdemit criti cs of the aduaria l assumptions of well under medical s e ision pension plans. He said one ;\ f• ·w fad s but 1t is definitely not a do-it· su<·h critic com plained in 1975 yourself project. You have a that pension actuar ies on fasts long way to go at your weight •·egularly overstated pension and you will need to exercise eosts two or thre<' times. '' By DEAR DR . LAMB -- a lot of will power, learn to 1977. the same critic had Periodically I fast to lose ea t right • nd increase your turned around and wa s claLming pension acuarial as- weight -for inslante from daily exe rcise within your SWllptions were far too Jibe - suj1per time to the same time level of tolerance. Don't try to tlw ne."' t night Hnct sometimes lose more than two pounds a nil.'' a bit longer but never more week ; one pound a week is 111e truth , Herin said, is tluu1 two days. Hece nlly I better and safer. that the psnsion actuarial watched a weekly story abuut DEAl! DR. LAMB - I£ a assumptions cover ve ry long a Hol1ywood actor who weigh- woma n has had " complete periods and will withstand all ed over 240 pounds. He fasted hysterectomy with remov<II s h o rttcrm eco nomic to the t•xtent that he died of uteru s and ova ries and nuctuations. you ng . Something Hbout eve rth ing is O.K . is it Herin also said most people heart str t~in . necessary that she have a today have little idea of the Am I d oi n ~ a good thtng or Pap test each year? I've been se verity of the ki nd of sha ll I check my insurance told that there 's no need by depression il would take to sha tter the country ·s pension policy' I an1 ~-fe ct-10 ami ntller women who've had the weigh 240 - down frum 260 S<Ime but my doctor conplans. -and feel fine except for occa- tinues to do one each year sional center <:hcst etc he and a and they arc a11 negative. pain in the left side whi< ·h my DEAl\ 1\EADEH - The doctor isn't concerned about. Pap test IS comm only used to DEAH HEADER - I prefer detect ab1oormal ce11s- mostfur pcuple to learn to oat ri ght ly from the cervix of the and the overweight proulem uterus -11nd identify ca ncer of w1l1 take care of ;~,elf on a the ccrvi• early enough to permanent basis. I am sen- treal it. The chances uf fi nd· dlllg you The Health Letter ing t'ancer uf the lining of the numLH~ r ~ -/ , Wei ght !.o~ing body of the uteru.~ 1enDiet . to help yuu. If you follow dometrium l are not so good, aglin1mering. that pl<1n yo11 can lose weight Ironically , he returned Ul and learn what yuu should eat w1less by Pap test you mean playing villai ns in television tu sk<y slim. Others whu want to wash calls out of the uterus as part of the test. wltile refu sin g to a<~·e pt such thi s ISSUe Gill ~e nd 5() l'ell l"i Without e1ther a uterus or a roles in mov ies. with a long, stamped, self· tervix-ut(•r us th e nuun ·•'J1le t:asting di rectors in addressed euveiOJX' for 1t to ·1v were men in their 60s, ' ' rnc 111 t'CI J'e of this newspaper. sources of cancer have been Stewart said ruefu11y , "and P.O. Box 1 5~ 1. Had io City Si>l· t•limmatcd. Huwcvcr £t rare person can lw vc chanJ;tes or they r·emembered me as a lwn. New York , NY 10019. the vaginal wall, particularly heavy in movies. So it started ,\ single d• y's fast is not around the are~ where the all over <lga!n . likely tu ha rm healthy people. "But what Uw hell. as I You will lose water and salt cervix was located . The review my t'<Jft.~r ttnd my life but it wi II I><: replcmshcd the likelihood of this could well depend upon what was seentn I ha vt.•n't any t hl n~ to next day . lf )'Oil fa st very long the tissues removed . In a nort:omplain <.~bout. I'm not rich though yo11 co uld lose today bot I'm comfortable potassium with the water and mal wu111an with no and I've never had to change S<I It . That 1s one problem that ~ uspkwu.s changcl:i 1t IS nol likely that she will develop a my life sty le. '"" s11rfatcd with the !ugh ca ncer but for the purest, or " l have a modest but prutl!in Uiel!-i tha t haVL' been comfortob le home. I live well imphl'alcd in a number uf re- to be 100 per cen t sa fe . a Pap lest i~ still of some value. and l '\ e earned a good living "ent heart deaths. You need an annual exwhile traveling hrst class to The day you fa st you lost work in German y, Ita ly , both proteu1 w1d fat. You amination anyway to detect Aus tria . Spa in , Fran ce, ww1t to lose jus! fat. There <s any other problen., , such as &.~gging of organs ttkJt ·can Israel and flong Kong. nu rct·unl of anyone who Wi..I S l'au!oic probll!JHS !lnd or course "Someone asked me once hea lthy tu bcgmw1th ever dy why I bc('alllC o muvi~ £tl'to r mg from fi:lsting one day . And rm cxarmnttliOn of your ond I said , on ly half I might <Hid that fasting hrea sL<. so th<· additional prokiddingly, tha t 1 wanted to ruutincs have workt•d ntlhcr ecdure Isn't that much of a problem . travel first class, frc"C. " l look back and realize I'm lucky to have survivl'!l , more so than most guys of my ski11s. I' ve st"Cn a lot of them <:omc and go in my time. and don 't forget I' ve directed more than 200 telev is ion shows, too . "So people know my fa ce STAR T IN G MAY 11 th - HARRI S FARM, but not my name. That's not ST ATE ROU TE 124, 2 MIL ES WES T OF really important to me . I PORTLAND, OHIO. 10 MIL ES EAST OF remember what Ca ry Grant RA CIN E, OHIO. once tolu 111e when we workt.'d F LOW E RS - VE G ET ABLE S - HANGING ~•gethe r in 'Mr . Lucky .' He BA SKETS said it takes 1> years in the ' Ho urs 10-8, Re t ai l & Who lesa le mov ies before the public puts your name and face together, and 01en you 've got tn be very FREE 4" POT OF PHUNIAS FOR TilE lucky . HEALTH wine . " We a ll irnetgtnl' ourseh·es bcconung .s.t.ar s wh en we' re young " f'd worked in plays and 11rtua11y hundreds of radio shows before TV l 'l:llllC along , But! didn 't begint u dream uf stardom until my lirstn <ovie , 'Citi zen Kall€ ' in 1940. " My second pkture was ·Johnny Eager' witl1 Robert Ta ylor and l.a0<1 Turner . 1 played a vi11ain and that 's when I began dreC~ming of bccomtng a leadin g mCJn . " l thou ght of (i a ble , Bogart , Cag ney and Hobinson . ·nwy 'd all started our playing hea vies and then became >1ars. I was yo un g, good looking and well-train· ed . 1 tho ught I'd ha ve a chante . " But I ca me along on the (1.JSp of that trend . II was going nut of fa shlnn and 1 ~ ot stuck HS a heavy . I played a whole series of ~ ang stl' rs . mostly European with a univ ~ rS<Jl dialect. " I played subtl e heav ies, asSistant heades, cultured, stylish , rich heavies. I was ne\.'er reHIIy a vicimtr.; killer bull did play some low-brow vill<llns, too." 11 wasn 't until 1947 when Stewart pla yed the prile f<gh t manager with K1rk Douglas in "Champion " thathefmally shook off his type-<:ast heal'y parts . He follow ed h1 s firs t S)11l patl~e tic characterization with a part · as the 01ght sw-geun in ·•Twel ve O'Clock High," another ~ood guy. But by that time Pau l Stewart-'s drea m of stardom as a leadin g man had long gone 6.000 BT U AC06JAI A Reg . l269 .1l 11,000 BTU AH127A1D Reg. Ull.ll Reg . 1141.11 SPEC IAL SPEC IAL SPEC IA L 1 35SOO . · Hu rr y While They Last! 18,000 BTU AHI821\2A 37!r 1 Hu rr y Wh ile They Last! VISA' broken kg . tides 'such tt s. purses, w;Jll tuu•lgings, key chainS , etc. •·during h~r " tc'c'<lvcrY"fh'i/ii"u '' ' abii'' iJ[SI)iiJycd several ar· Hiverview St'hool for the tree fur their sehou l law n. Mrs. Ernest Whitehead extended tlumk s for cards wh<ch her The prt,~r<tm w<ts con· du cted by Mr s. David Chadwell CJnd Mr s. Roy Hannum . They t1::1ught Ihe lo make a culurfu! t t Perfect Gifts.... t SLEEPWEAR FOR MOTHER F I oar 1ength t.· ngngt.· rr~t•nt Anniversary celebrated Steve and Sul' Heed g<Wl' ;t surpriS<' par1 y in hmm r of Iu s parent s, Mr and Mr s. Marvtn Heed's 25th wedding anniversa ry Friday . Apnl 2A Mr . And Mrs. Hr('(l wcro• marri ed in 1953 by Hev ltoy Deeter at his home . Hefreshment s were se rved Ill Angela Reed, John and Mar )' l.,u Ator~. Frances Ht•ed. Emt·st and Leona Huth, Vu·~--: m •a Walton . Opal lt and olph. Frank and Mary Ali ce Btse. -Verna Ros(•, Nan('\ , Ann and . UM W meet Ree d sv ille United Methodi st Women n<el in lht• church basement with Mrs Marlene Putman cmd Mrs. Violet Satterfield us hostess Devotions were condii('!Cd by Mrs. Sandy Cowdery . The topic was "D1ffrrenl K1ncl s of People." Several reacltngs were given and closed w<th " The Lord' s Pr «)e r" in unison . 'Th e bu siness scss111n was condu cted by th e president, Mrs . V'v ""' Hump hrey . A v1 s1\ to a nursing home d urin~ the fall months was del'idcd . Shut -in caUs made were 25. A vote to l'hange the meeting ni ght to the fu·st Tuesday ev ening · of th e month was taken . The ~ro u p voted to pay $20 fur jun1or church material. It was decided that Mamie Buckley would mak e nuwer arrangements for those of the group in the hnspi t•l. 11w society will buy them . A buke sale will be held in June. Ca rds were signed for severa l friends . A llihl e game was played with prizes given . Hcfresh· ments were se r ved to Virginia Walton and Beverly Wigal, guests for the evening and to Mrs. PauUne Brewer , Mrs. Dolly Reed, Mrs . Lorraine Wigal, Mr s. t:I•m•ie Rucker, Mrs. Patly M<n11n and Mn. J.illlan Pickens. Mrs . Rucker was awtu·ded the door prize. Next meeting will iJc with Mrs . Mamie Buck ley and Mrs. Lorraine Wigal. RETURN IIOME Mr. and Mrs. Fr<'d Wililumson, Rick and Bob, und Dmuta Thornton have rc turnt~l from a week's vacation in Flonda. They visited Mr. 1111d Mrs .· Duane Mcl.llUgh!in, Orlando, Fla . While there they visltL~l Bu.•h GardeiL~ a11d C'ap<' K<·ll· n<.'!Jy , JmHll ) Buckley , Pa t M rtl'l l ~n Juy ~ar11 n. K 1.1~ an d c (! Ulsun . Vn·wn Jl umphr('y , Dun ,thil H u~ b d . L; ury need. Hob. Ca rl utta . Alan and Scott Hee d. Dave and Kathy Heed , lllil ilnd \ 'iulet Sal\erfiel cl, Mary Sarah Wells, Carl and M<llnll' Buckil' y, Dille . ·nltl Jn <t, i.l nd Jt,ch Snuth , Ben l hu:kl t"'~ , t\ l\'111 and HoXIl' Ht'td , .l <l!ll l'S Hf•l'd , I\1Hrlenc Putn Hin , [)c,hrmun i.lrHI l'h)llls Ht•ed. Darien lla11on anti C'a rli.l ('o 1~ J cr r . St nd111g g1fb 1\ ere Halph i.illll !.urrallll' Wq.:a l and fa1nil }, tir unt <l!ld Enko Bunn g, Ji 11 1 (ln d Sandy l"owdt:ry and fam ily, Wurren and l.ilil·a n Ptckl'ns, l,y le. Huth ,\n nl' :~nd Ka y Baldo•J'' "" · C:ladys Wlll wms and ~1' ''· l' H. Bu rd et te. ..u.· ,~.Q ·ob 'N ..UD·QooQ> Q-<?, 2 oh 51~;.~~~1' SALE! O NL Y Miss America Prese nts The short Large $399 ·\.. .. - MIRROR Glazed Cera mic Mug A prac t ica l g ift lor M other's Day . Dou bl es as lipst ick holder and tri nket tray $1 .00 value. l~-\ ).: FOR YOUR SPRING THINGS 1 NO KIDDING - A HUGE SELECTION She lls, lank tops. short sleeve styles, blouses, halter s. we have them all ! 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TI1e bride-e lect IS a scn1or at ~1t·tg s ll!gh S(: hot•l ami is employed at Mlolph 's D;my Valle) Jlcr fi ance lS a 19i5 graduate vf Waham<• ll 1~ h SdK,{.] a nd 1s emp loyed f:it Midwest Stel'l Corp ., Jlun u·r·uy, TilL' w ed<.~ ng will be twld on June 17 , 7::30 p.llL ;H lhe Si-11-.:rr• l·nmmumt y Church with the Hev. (;eorgl' ll f'IS("h:tr pl•rfornung tlw !' t•rrrnony . A re<:e ption \nil foll ow at thL· Cu mmunity Building. Tht grt~ c int.L'1 custom C 1f Hpen t hurrh \\ill he nbser n 'd. or Reg and Ex tra sizes, new colors . Hal ph l'un<llll . HI 1, the 5% Quart Size LADY VANITY It's a pretty gift she would never buy herself. SAVE 3.11 ~l r , . l IN EFFECT NOW! 1 :tnn mllll'lllg > home of Mr s. fini ~ h tile rt:l'l PRICES MENS SPORT SHIRTS ENGAGED - Mr and lllE!I' I .t l l-lan nu 1u Frank , Mrs. Herman Gross· n< ckl e, Mr s . Claremunt Harris, Mrs. fl oy HCJnnum , Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs . Donald Putman , Mrs. Denver Weber , Mr s. Ern est Wh itehead , Mrs . Ge ne r t Middleport . Hfl' thai cuuld l)e mad e with 11\lH.TUil' Plans were mmlc to member~ t t • •,; "Midd le Uppe r Bloc k" Po mer oy, Oh io 9 a. m . - 5 p. m . Mon . lhr u Thurs. & Sa l . 9 a .m .-8 p .m . Fri. · Sl'hool. Mrs, HuY Hcmnurn and Mrs. Lyle Balderson had taken l'Ml' uf th e flr,w cr s fur the Sports Banquet held at Eastern School. Thank s was extended from Mrs. Sperlcer fur the ~ ift she received while a pat ient in lhe hospital Mrs. Honald Osborne also extended tha nks for t ards and remem branre s receiv ed whilt• she recovering from <J broken foot. Mr s. Donald Putman read a than k you from the staff and chi ldren at I;/ m~crame plan!Ji9J1Kei;.. The~ : .. ,. P. I ~Jl\.C~ ~ Thursday evening. t FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. t;l I-.) ' Mr s. H. E. Williams and Mrs. H. H . Hannum by the Hcfres hment s and Cerami C ho stesses . The door pr ize favllr s, 11H.1.de by Mr s . went to Mr s. Balderso n. Spencer. Were serve d tu Mrs . Durtng the sucial hour Mrs. Ronald Osburne, Mrs. Frank Grus snwkl e .eunducted a Bi1'1c, Mrs. W<.tltcr Bruwn, gtnn e with pnze s of coletus Mrs. Di:tvicl L'hiidw ell , Mrs . Lyle Bal der son, Mrs. l! t~r li ss Wilson, Mrs. Gene Yuun g, plant s used . d~ught er, ,Juh. had received t ~~(9p~ Fi ve 5-speed styl es lo c hoo se fr om . , /J"?i.lo (' Ct • GREEN HOUSE Rugged waxh1de leather tops a umQue 5speed ac t1on sole that's a ~a tural for today's casual sce ne. Start trackmg 1n Jarman 's exclu sive 5-speed! ~ t 1 WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONERS : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ...•. u r~culizations Mrs. Ronald Cowdery, assisted by Mrs . '1' 11111 Spencer and M1·s Okey Connolly , hosted · the Riverview Cardell C'lub fur their April meeting at the Cowdery hom e. · Devotional periud was conducted by Mrs. Claremont Harris. · Roll call was ansWered by members tell ing uf their favorite nnt urc sput. Mrs. Harri s Hnd Mr s. ·cowdery had purchased a Chinese Elm Tree for the clu b to give to the Riverview Actor Paul Stewart far from retiring ., ··· e·"/'J't ···,.,.,.,., . . ' .,., ·m 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Wednesday, May 111, 1978 ' .... _..._ '· MATCHING REDWOOD .CHAIR Regular '14.99 It Attracts Grease From Foods! N o more greasy tasle Brushes surface grease or stir ste ws , soups an d chilli . cleans wi lh hot wate r or in dish was her Fewer cCIIories . better lasle. ' l ' �. ,_ J • rvze• w Ga,Ydn·n tve R 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, M•y 10. 1978 BusiJJt•ss todny f ·AGREAT WAY TO SAY Private business pla~s called sound By LeROY POPE UPJ Business Wrller NEW YORK 1UPI ) -- loose illJ'e predictions thlit many Americans enrolled in M14~W~~ ­ private pt"nsion plans never :. fi@CFM§R'S l9~~! . •' will be able io col11'ct their benefits are hogwa sh, con tends a leadi ng pension advisory finn . On the contrary, mo st private pension plans are properly funded '!lld only a severe depression like .the one precipitated by the 1929 >1ock market crash cou ld wreck them. says William M. Mercer, Inc. Mercer held a one-dav .~merican •• ... se minar in New York recently to throw cold water on the doom prophesies . Mercer e•ecutives conceded that unless tl1at war against inflation is won, pension benef<ts may not be as valuable as they should be . But they insisted the critics wh o complain about unfunded liabilities usually don 'I know what they are talkin g about. Mercer said the fact is that " the pro\'isions now bei ng made by business • 'l Your own message to Mother on these pages, By VERNON SCOTI HOI. l.YWOOD t UP! ) - A man tends to take stock when he ce lebrates his 70th birthday. rev iewin g hi s a ccn mpl ish ment s, his di sappoin tm en ts and tile quality of his life . Cha rac ter actor Paul Stewart turned 70 this year. Unllke most men his age, he ha s not retired . Far fr om it. 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 Sh e wi ped away For a ll the h ur l s She ma de okay For a ll th e nights You woke up scared For the ma ny len der Moments yo u shared For all t he t hings you Wan ted to say Say it now on This Moth er ' s Day • •• ' ( .. • Nor has any studi o given hun TO .MOTHER WITH LOVE • •• Tell her she's grea t with a Mother 's Day greeting ad in Sunday Times- Sentinel's specia I feature on May 14th . She'll be plea sed with you r thou ghtfulness and surpr ised by such an origina I idea . ,• I •• WE'LL SEND MOM A SPECIAL CARD 1 1 '' Not onl y w ill your messag e appear in t he Sunday TimesSentinel, but we' ll send her a card tell ing her to look fo r you r greeting on May 14th . '' ' .•• •. ' 1 I '. ...,. . • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • . 1 2 ] • • 4 5 6 • • 1 a 9 • • 10 . 11 12 • • ll 14 15 •• • • 16 17 18 • • • •• • e • ' 20 19 Print mvn•ge cleart~ . wn te one word per sp.lce Mall with s1.oo to • • Signa ture ':• f(•r tht.• rdircm ent · of their employees art> bt'lll'r than th ey have l'vcrfict•n.wliefher considered in rl:'l£ttion to bcne'fit leve ls, funding or disc los ure of fu nding !nels." '' Pension actuaries are ·nol riverboat gambl ers,'' said Barnet N. Berin. a Mercer director. "They are highly trained, ouphisticated professionals who stri..,·e conscientiously to carry ou t the provisions of ERISA. the pension reform law that went into effec t on Labor Day , 1974 ." 11w persons responsible for the doomsday predi ctions agout Amer ican pensions are guilt y of numerous fal se assumption s . th e Mercer firm said . The mos t imp ortant of these mi stonre pti ons is consider ing a compari son uf the unfunded hab<lity ·of a pension plan to the eompany' s net inconw or net worth to be a valid test of pension plan soundness. Herin said that is about as reason able as comparin~ the farr amount nf ., a • Add ress THE DAILY SE NTI N EL. 111 C.o ur t <+., Pom e roy , 0 . ,e : SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Dain Curse ." Looking back on his 48 years iJS a proft>ssio nal actor . Stewart admitte d he dreamed of stardom rmd playing leads when he jo1ned a tounn g comp any of "Subway Expre>; s," playing a sailnr. in 1930. " I was never a leading man. but like every clm ra ete r ac~w I entertained fantasies (,£ plitytn)..( leads ,' ' Stewart a gold watch. said, lunching on cold salmon It would rll' ver O('(.'Ur to Stewart to think about a pen siO n inste ad of mofc work . Even in.this day and age, as it wa s tn nwdirval Unles, acting is a vagabond calling . The actor bounces around the <'ountry. ofte n around the world, working when and where he can with little thought to ·security or golden retirement yea rs. That's how it 's been with Paul StewBrl and he has no regrets . Stewart's face is familiar to scor es of millions of persons. It should be. He has played featured roles in >5 movies and more than 200 television shows . indudtng thre<' series, "Top Secret," "Deadline" and "Tile Man Who Never Was." Hi s real name wa s Sternberg wh1ch he chang<'!! when he broke into show business. At that time ·J osef Von Sternberg was one of the great name s in moti on pictures. Stewart is a smalli sh, slender man with a neatly trimm~ d mu st a c he , fastidious manners and a benign couotenan t'e . His modulated actor's VOice can be commanding. He is a distinguished looking man but vag uely foreign in appearance, too , possib ly because he has played so many nolle roles. He recently returned from France, had ng completed a meaty r6le with Peter Sellers in " The Revenge of The Pink Pa nther." He will be seen later this month in CBS-TV'< three-part mim-series, " 'n ~e and wht te h(•m cowner' s lliOrtgage with "The 1929 depressiOn _and at its depth brought his savmgs and salary to wret·ked one-third of the .unemployment rates o[ 16 to jud g<' hi s finan cia l - countr y's banks, at least one- 25 percent in much of the so-.iru!ness. ""O!Wtously,-il --rs-- stKth of most other· bu.~ltlesses eountr-v.'' the n:lationship of his int ome and savings to the terms of the mortgc.1gc and the amount of the payments. not the face amOLmt , that determines his solven ey . Berin also scoffed at Lawrence.E. Lamb, M.D. atctdemit criti cs of the aduaria l assumptions of well under medical s e ision pension plans. He said one ;\ f• ·w fad s but 1t is definitely not a do-it· su<·h critic com plained in 1975 yourself project. You have a that pension actuar ies on fasts long way to go at your weight •·egularly overstated pension and you will need to exercise eosts two or thre<' times. '' By DEAR DR . LAMB -- a lot of will power, learn to 1977. the same critic had Periodically I fast to lose ea t right • nd increase your turned around and wa s claLming pension acuarial as- weight -for inslante from daily exe rcise within your SWllptions were far too Jibe - suj1per time to the same time level of tolerance. Don't try to tlw ne."' t night Hnct sometimes lose more than two pounds a nil.'' a bit longer but never more week ; one pound a week is 111e truth , Herin said, is tluu1 two days. Hece nlly I better and safer. that the psnsion actuarial watched a weekly story abuut DEAl! DR. LAMB - I£ a assumptions cover ve ry long a Hol1ywood actor who weigh- woma n has had " complete periods and will withstand all ed over 240 pounds. He fasted hysterectomy with remov<II s h o rttcrm eco nomic to the t•xtent that he died of uteru s and ova ries and nuctuations. you ng . Something Hbout eve rth ing is O.K . is it Herin also said most people heart str t~in . necessary that she have a today have little idea of the Am I d oi n ~ a good thtng or Pap test each year? I've been se verity of the ki nd of sha ll I check my insurance told that there 's no need by depression il would take to sha tter the country ·s pension policy' I an1 ~-fe ct-10 ami ntller women who've had the weigh 240 - down frum 260 S<Ime but my doctor conplans. -and feel fine except for occa- tinues to do one each year sional center <:hcst etc he and a and they arc a11 negative. pain in the left side whi< ·h my DEAl\ 1\EADEH - The doctor isn't concerned about. Pap test IS comm only used to DEAH HEADER - I prefer detect ab1oormal ce11s- mostfur pcuple to learn to oat ri ght ly from the cervix of the and the overweight proulem uterus -11nd identify ca ncer of w1l1 take care of ;~,elf on a the ccrvi• early enough to permanent basis. I am sen- treal it. The chances uf fi nd· dlllg you The Health Letter ing t'ancer uf the lining of the numLH~ r ~ -/ , Wei ght !.o~ing body of the uteru.~ 1enDiet . to help yuu. If you follow dometrium l are not so good, aglin1mering. that pl<1n yo11 can lose weight Ironically , he returned Ul and learn what yuu should eat w1less by Pap test you mean playing villai ns in television tu sk<y slim. Others whu want to wash calls out of the uterus as part of the test. wltile refu sin g to a<~·e pt such thi s ISSUe Gill ~e nd 5() l'ell l"i Without e1ther a uterus or a roles in mov ies. with a long, stamped, self· tervix-ut(•r us th e nuun ·•'J1le t:asting di rectors in addressed euveiOJX' for 1t to ·1v were men in their 60s, ' ' rnc 111 t'CI J'e of this newspaper. sources of cancer have been Stewart said ruefu11y , "and P.O. Box 1 5~ 1. Had io City Si>l· t•limmatcd. Huwcvcr £t rare person can lw vc chanJ;tes or they r·emembered me as a lwn. New York , NY 10019. the vaginal wall, particularly heavy in movies. So it started ,\ single d• y's fast is not around the are~ where the all over <lga!n . likely tu ha rm healthy people. "But what Uw hell. as I You will lose water and salt cervix was located . The review my t'<Jft.~r ttnd my life but it wi II I><: replcmshcd the likelihood of this could well depend upon what was seentn I ha vt.•n't any t hl n~ to next day . lf )'Oil fa st very long the tissues removed . In a nort:omplain <.~bout. I'm not rich though yo11 co uld lose today bot I'm comfortable potassium with the water and mal wu111an with no and I've never had to change S<I It . That 1s one problem that ~ uspkwu.s changcl:i 1t IS nol likely that she will develop a my life sty le. '"" s11rfatcd with the !ugh ca ncer but for the purest, or " l have a modest but prutl!in Uiel!-i tha t haVL' been comfortob le home. I live well imphl'alcd in a number uf re- to be 100 per cen t sa fe . a Pap lest i~ still of some value. and l '\ e earned a good living "ent heart deaths. You need an annual exwhile traveling hrst class to The day you fa st you lost work in German y, Ita ly , both proteu1 w1d fat. You amination anyway to detect Aus tria . Spa in , Fran ce, ww1t to lose jus! fat. There <s any other problen., , such as &.~gging of organs ttkJt ·can Israel and flong Kong. nu rct·unl of anyone who Wi..I S l'au!oic probll!JHS !lnd or course "Someone asked me once hea lthy tu bcgmw1th ever dy why I bc('alllC o muvi~ £tl'to r mg from fi:lsting one day . And rm cxarmnttliOn of your ond I said , on ly half I might <Hid that fasting hrea sL<. so th<· additional prokiddingly, tha t 1 wanted to ruutincs have workt•d ntlhcr ecdure Isn't that much of a problem . travel first class, frc"C. " l look back and realize I'm lucky to have survivl'!l , more so than most guys of my ski11s. I' ve st"Cn a lot of them <:omc and go in my time. and don 't forget I' ve directed more than 200 telev is ion shows, too . "So people know my fa ce STAR T IN G MAY 11 th - HARRI S FARM, but not my name. That's not ST ATE ROU TE 124, 2 MIL ES WES T OF really important to me . I PORTLAND, OHIO. 10 MIL ES EAST OF remember what Ca ry Grant RA CIN E, OHIO. once tolu 111e when we workt.'d F LOW E RS - VE G ET ABLE S - HANGING ~•gethe r in 'Mr . Lucky .' He BA SKETS said it takes 1> years in the ' Ho urs 10-8, Re t ai l & Who lesa le mov ies before the public puts your name and face together, and 01en you 've got tn be very FREE 4" POT OF PHUNIAS FOR TilE lucky . HEALTH wine . " We a ll irnetgtnl' ourseh·es bcconung .s.t.ar s wh en we' re young " f'd worked in plays and 11rtua11y hundreds of radio shows before TV l 'l:llllC along , But! didn 't begint u dream uf stardom until my lirstn <ovie , 'Citi zen Kall€ ' in 1940. " My second pkture was ·Johnny Eager' witl1 Robert Ta ylor and l.a0<1 Turner . 1 played a vi11ain and that 's when I began dreC~ming of bccomtng a leadin g mCJn . " l thou ght of (i a ble , Bogart , Cag ney and Hobinson . ·nwy 'd all started our playing hea vies and then became >1ars. I was yo un g, good looking and well-train· ed . 1 tho ught I'd ha ve a chante . " But I ca me along on the (1.JSp of that trend . II was going nut of fa shlnn and 1 ~ ot stuck HS a heavy . I played a whole series of ~ ang stl' rs . mostly European with a univ ~ rS<Jl dialect. " I played subtl e heav ies, asSistant heades, cultured, stylish , rich heavies. I was ne\.'er reHIIy a vicimtr.; killer bull did play some low-brow vill<llns, too." 11 wasn 't until 1947 when Stewart pla yed the prile f<gh t manager with K1rk Douglas in "Champion " thathefmally shook off his type-<:ast heal'y parts . He follow ed h1 s firs t S)11l patl~e tic characterization with a part · as the 01ght sw-geun in ·•Twel ve O'Clock High," another ~ood guy. But by that time Pau l Stewart-'s drea m of stardom as a leadin g man had long gone 6.000 BT U AC06JAI A Reg . l269 .1l 11,000 BTU AH127A1D Reg. Ull.ll Reg . 1141.11 SPEC IAL SPEC IAL SPEC IA L 1 35SOO . · Hu rr y While They Last! 18,000 BTU AHI821\2A 37!r 1 Hu rr y Wh ile They Last! VISA' broken kg . tides 'such tt s. purses, w;Jll tuu•lgings, key chainS , etc. •·during h~r " tc'c'<lvcrY"fh'i/ii"u '' ' abii'' iJ[SI)iiJycd several ar· Hiverview St'hool for the tree fur their sehou l law n. Mrs. Ernest Whitehead extended tlumk s for cards wh<ch her The prt,~r<tm w<ts con· du cted by Mr s. David Chadwell CJnd Mr s. Roy Hannum . They t1::1ught Ihe lo make a culurfu! t t Perfect Gifts.... t SLEEPWEAR FOR MOTHER F I oar 1ength t.· ngngt.· rr~t•nt Anniversary celebrated Steve and Sul' Heed g<Wl' ;t surpriS<' par1 y in hmm r of Iu s parent s, Mr and Mr s. Marvtn Heed's 25th wedding anniversa ry Friday . Apnl 2A Mr . And Mrs. Hr('(l wcro• marri ed in 1953 by Hev ltoy Deeter at his home . Hefreshment s were se rved Ill Angela Reed, John and Mar )' l.,u Ator~. Frances Ht•ed. Emt·st and Leona Huth, Vu·~--: m •a Walton . Opal lt and olph. Frank and Mary Ali ce Btse. -Verna Ros(•, Nan('\ , Ann and . UM W meet Ree d sv ille United Methodi st Women n<el in lht• church basement with Mrs Marlene Putman cmd Mrs. Violet Satterfield us hostess Devotions were condii('!Cd by Mrs. Sandy Cowdery . The topic was "D1ffrrenl K1ncl s of People." Several reacltngs were given and closed w<th " The Lord' s Pr «)e r" in unison . 'Th e bu siness scss111n was condu cted by th e president, Mrs . V'v ""' Hump hrey . A v1 s1\ to a nursing home d urin~ the fall months was del'idcd . Shut -in caUs made were 25. A vote to l'hange the meeting ni ght to the fu·st Tuesday ev ening · of th e month was taken . The ~ro u p voted to pay $20 fur jun1or church material. It was decided that Mamie Buckley would mak e nuwer arrangements for those of the group in the hnspi t•l. 11w society will buy them . A buke sale will be held in June. Ca rds were signed for severa l friends . A llihl e game was played with prizes given . Hcfresh· ments were se r ved to Virginia Walton and Beverly Wigal, guests for the evening and to Mrs. PauUne Brewer , Mrs. Dolly Reed, Mrs . Lorraine Wigal, Mr s. t:I•m•ie Rucker, Mrs. Patly M<n11n and Mn. J.illlan Pickens. Mrs . Rucker was awtu·ded the door prize. Next meeting will iJc with Mrs . Mamie Buck ley and Mrs. Lorraine Wigal. RETURN IIOME Mr. and Mrs. Fr<'d Wililumson, Rick and Bob, und Dmuta Thornton have rc turnt~l from a week's vacation in Flonda. They visited Mr. 1111d Mrs .· Duane Mcl.llUgh!in, Orlando, Fla . While there they visltL~l Bu.•h GardeiL~ a11d C'ap<' K<·ll· n<.'!Jy , JmHll ) Buckley , Pa t M rtl'l l ~n Juy ~ar11 n. K 1.1~ an d c (! Ulsun . Vn·wn Jl umphr('y , Dun ,thil H u~ b d . L; ury need. Hob. Ca rl utta . Alan and Scott Hee d. Dave and Kathy Heed , lllil ilnd \ 'iulet Sal\erfiel cl, Mary Sarah Wells, Carl and M<llnll' Buckil' y, Dille . ·nltl Jn <t, i.l nd Jt,ch Snuth , Ben l hu:kl t"'~ , t\ l\'111 and HoXIl' Ht'td , .l <l!ll l'S Hf•l'd , I\1Hrlenc Putn Hin , [)c,hrmun i.lrHI l'h)llls Ht•ed. Darien lla11on anti C'a rli.l ('o 1~ J cr r . St nd111g g1fb 1\ ere Halph i.illll !.urrallll' Wq.:a l and fa1nil }, tir unt <l!ld Enko Bunn g, Ji 11 1 (ln d Sandy l"owdt:ry and fam ily, Wurren and l.ilil·a n Ptckl'ns, l,y le. Huth ,\n nl' :~nd Ka y Baldo•J'' "" · C:ladys Wlll wms and ~1' ''· l' H. Bu rd et te. ..u.· ,~.Q ·ob 'N ..UD·QooQ> Q-<?, 2 oh 51~;.~~~1' SALE! O NL Y Miss America Prese nts The short Large $399 ·\.. .. - MIRROR Glazed Cera mic Mug A prac t ica l g ift lor M other's Day . Dou bl es as lipst ick holder and tri nket tray $1 .00 value. l~-\ ).: FOR YOUR SPRING THINGS 1 NO KIDDING - A HUGE SELECTION She lls, lank tops. short sleeve styles, blouses, halter s. we have them all ! 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TI1e bride-e lect IS a scn1or at ~1t·tg s ll!gh S(: hot•l ami is employed at Mlolph 's D;my Valle) Jlcr fi ance lS a 19i5 graduate vf Waham<• ll 1~ h SdK,{.] a nd 1s emp loyed f:it Midwest Stel'l Corp ., Jlun u·r·uy, TilL' w ed<.~ ng will be twld on June 17 , 7::30 p.llL ;H lhe Si-11-.:rr• l·nmmumt y Church with the Hev. (;eorgl' ll f'IS("h:tr pl•rfornung tlw !' t•rrrnony . A re<:e ption \nil foll ow at thL· Cu mmunity Building. Tht grt~ c int.L'1 custom C 1f Hpen t hurrh \\ill he nbser n 'd. or Reg and Ex tra sizes, new colors . Hal ph l'un<llll . HI 1, the 5% Quart Size LADY VANITY It's a pretty gift she would never buy herself. SAVE 3.11 ~l r , . l IN EFFECT NOW! 1 :tnn mllll'lllg > home of Mr s. fini ~ h tile rt:l'l PRICES MENS SPORT SHIRTS ENGAGED - Mr and lllE!I' I .t l l-lan nu 1u Frank , Mrs. Herman Gross· n< ckl e, Mr s . Claremunt Harris, Mrs. fl oy HCJnnum , Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs . Donald Putman , Mrs. Denver Weber , Mr s. Ern est Wh itehead , Mrs . Ge ne r t Middleport . Hfl' thai cuuld l)e mad e with 11\lH.TUil' Plans were mmlc to member~ t t • •,; "Midd le Uppe r Bloc k" Po mer oy, Oh io 9 a. m . - 5 p. m . Mon . lhr u Thurs. & Sa l . 9 a .m .-8 p .m . Fri. · Sl'hool. Mrs, HuY Hcmnurn and Mrs. Lyle Balderson had taken l'Ml' uf th e flr,w cr s fur the Sports Banquet held at Eastern School. Thank s was extended from Mrs. Sperlcer fur the ~ ift she received while a pat ient in lhe hospital Mrs. Honald Osborne also extended tha nks for t ards and remem branre s receiv ed whilt• she recovering from <J broken foot. Mr s. Donald Putman read a than k you from the staff and chi ldren at I;/ m~crame plan!Ji9J1Kei;.. The~ : .. ,. P. I ~Jl\.C~ ~ Thursday evening. t FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. t;l I-.) ' Mr s. H. E. Williams and Mrs. H. H . Hannum by the Hcfres hment s and Cerami C ho stesses . The door pr ize favllr s, 11H.1.de by Mr s . went to Mr s. Balderso n. Spencer. Were serve d tu Mrs . Durtng the sucial hour Mrs. Ronald Osburne, Mrs. Frank Grus snwkl e .eunducted a Bi1'1c, Mrs. W<.tltcr Bruwn, gtnn e with pnze s of coletus Mrs. Di:tvicl L'hiidw ell , Mrs . Lyle Bal der son, Mrs. l! t~r li ss Wilson, Mrs. Gene Yuun g, plant s used . d~ught er, ,Juh. had received t ~~(9p~ Fi ve 5-speed styl es lo c hoo se fr om . , /J"?i.lo (' Ct • GREEN HOUSE Rugged waxh1de leather tops a umQue 5speed ac t1on sole that's a ~a tural for today's casual sce ne. Start trackmg 1n Jarman 's exclu sive 5-speed! ~ t 1 WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONERS : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ...•. u r~culizations Mrs. Ronald Cowdery, assisted by Mrs . '1' 11111 Spencer and M1·s Okey Connolly , hosted · the Riverview Cardell C'lub fur their April meeting at the Cowdery hom e. · Devotional periud was conducted by Mrs. Claremont Harris. · Roll call was ansWered by members tell ing uf their favorite nnt urc sput. Mrs. Harri s Hnd Mr s. ·cowdery had purchased a Chinese Elm Tree for the clu b to give to the Riverview Actor Paul Stewart far from retiring ., ··· e·"/'J't ···,.,.,.,., . . ' .,., ·m 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Wednesday, May 111, 1978 ' .... _..._ '· MATCHING REDWOOD .CHAIR Regular '14.99 It Attracts Grease From Foods! N o more greasy tasle Brushes surface grease or stir ste ws , soups an d chilli . cleans wi lh hot wate r or in dish was her Fewer cCIIories . better lasle. ' l ' �... -· ..... . • 8- The Dally Senllncl. Mnldll' !.JI II' l -I 'PIIIt'r o) ,_U., \\ l·drlt'~d;t~ , ~l .n ! ltl . Jli7R ~-·--~ -·· -·- Brass Choir pla-ns concert The Ohto Umverslly Bra" Choir , eondu c1ed by Wtlh anJ Brophy , wtll presenl a cun- crrt Thursday 1 May II l HI 8:30 p.m. tn Memortal AudJL uri um. The eremng prugram \\Ill l'ti ll Srst of p1eces frum a wide range of musical per111ds and ~1yles, and wall includt• some mustt uf the pup \·a n e t~ . Thl" first half of the cuncrrt til ,..,u[, l 11 /1 !ht• ptrrn lo tnllll iJt'l 111 ( ; 1\•\ ;umt tht. • ft' \\ Oltt u t! t!lH:rstt) t.:n •up... . \\lm ·h \11u r:- annually, and Stt lll i' d tht' curn po!H tiw ts \' tvt<Hu· ~ " Siln;H<~ It • i.h' !h'rft l rl nt•d Erndt B <t ~ltn . prt , f t·."'~'" t•f II'Uillpet, II Prun;t pa 1n this Social '''I · 1 Calendar ~' ·. ·II CHOICES l it\' Hf;l.-;:-, ~ h1il l' 1."' ,, flt.' 11f ~ C tUffll ld l l Karen Blaker PhD. To takt• th ust <t."> :o- (' l'l llll:1s t:!lltalll(lllllt vie w s t11 bt.·111g dupt.'d . Yuu r nwtht•r Tlw publ\t ' 1:\ Hn ttrd 111 nm• ueta Vl' htg lll'r ttwn tlw IIIli ~ fl'l'l ~ UU Cll"l ' ~~ bt~ \\Itt no rlllill tru mprt , prudun·~ <t iJJ\l' n d tfll' l 'PIH't'l'l frer llf trustmg. I du. il!':AH DH. BLAKF:H I bri\l tr-tnl l llfll' l"S Jll'<"lH \1~ Wt~li dt<ii"L:l' ll!CAH DH . Bl.i\1\ EH 1\a:, W<:tlking duwn Ow stret·l Sllill'd to Ha n,qut• !! IUS]( ' Plt•asl' hl'lp 111 ~ stop rn~ hu;') . \ e s krda~·. It was (I i.Jl•a utiful Wil ltd lll Walt ll n ·s drty i:l lld lht• wurknll'n <:tt t ht• !Jimd fro111 stanug ;~\ oUwr le~t ures "' Fanfare fur ·· Ant\' ('rsary F a ttfan•'' "~!'O J' S" TO MEET \\'lllllCJl. Rol'ky " rl9i6r bv Bill l'on!l . !l ~ l:l l. I'Hul Stwhan "s· Tlw lll' .Xt llll.'t' lllt ):! of tlw l'O!l Sti'U L' ltutl site Dll the L'UI' Wt• llil\'1.' uwn· hgl\t.'i itbuut "Suna ta mit blasemlen In - " Spt.•ctrum s" 1\95 21 an d ~~uth ('t..•ntritl tlht tl Prcser - llt'l' were r.h>ing murt• ;wl'ing th;lt lttrll l ~tn _r tlun g l'iM' ;md 11 ~1 rumen ten ' l iti72 by Juhann l'hu ck Mang11m c's '" Tiw \'£1\ lt'n St,i..' tc 't~. Inc. wtl l be l ll<Hl Sii Wl llg . t;. . mrrttog ou r lll li!T trtg t· . Tht•y Wlllstlcd <:tlld S<iid , Kessel. "Can:zona per sorHirt' Lt.'g l'flcl 11f 1hl' Un t·-Eyl·J held 111 ;'\t.•ls\l n\'lllr. Members YL·SIL'l'd.:t\' hl' tuld llll' he wt• nt )lu. I - La Spritatu .. r lli08 r· Smlur" \\'til t "Plll j}I. ISP the ~· tt l a s!:l~ lllbl c <ll 1:30 p.m. on ·· Jir. goud - l ook i n~ . " I knew I a l't'!'lt. ; l ll ttr\'a of Iu s offl l'l' 111 by Giuva rUli Gabn eli and Sl' Cd nd half tlf thl' pt' r - Su nd e; , M<J y 14 <1! the looked weal. oO I Sllltl ed 1lTl' lal'lt.'S . just tu 1\'HI I'il till' Sl ilal'k. sa id hello and walk<•d "' Mu sik '" ' 1941 1 b; Ll' u formanl't:1, !-ltJt"k tng !\r1lllur Lodgt.' I l"Xpluded . '!'hal II"CtS so lll· on · " 'l'll~t li \'l' 11 11 hrs petri i\'l <t ybt..· Ml' mu!ht•r S<l i'S I shoul d b..· ('areful in thuSc s tlua ti un~. till s is his II'" )' of ll'll111g till' he but r don't knuw why. r fe lt Uuc~ n 't lun· mt· anr Jnotl' . DO-IT-YOURSELF M\ pride IS so hurt I fl'l' l good aWut tilt.' If L'ulllp l unen t~ l tk L· Iss uin g lnrn an Hnt.l i:.lltt•ntam . HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS ultimll tum : lht'lll or llll' . I She Wi:J il L~i me to 1:6\'otd tha t don 't wartt uur lll(l1Tlfl /.! l' tu t·urnc r frutn .uuw OIL I thin k l'lld. out <rl lL'"' ' thL· frghlurg that's ridiculous. Whi:lt do Yli U For all your do-it-you~lf wuuld ~ l op . ' '' think ? DF.A H 1\Ei\I>EH ·· lht•n· H DEM\ HF.ADfJ( I th rnk Home Improvement Supplies must be a belt l'l' wu;/. you need lu slri:.lighlen til ls A Insll'H d uf t rpttJ-: lu rnakL• ~!lll with you r muthcr . see Cross Hardware yvu r ltw:ilxmd stop t<J lking You lll<:t\' be mad at ht·r atJt HJ~ Ius grrl wa td11ng, why Ol•ci:J usc sh~ h;.ts ra ised } 'UU to • Housewares 1 nut j ust J.!l \ t' up trml begt n tHk'" 'knowledge and gratefu lly • Wal lp aper rng 1 1 wilh a gr<l m uf ~;:Il l'.' i1l"l 'l'Pt cu!nplinwnts . But nuw • Paints U nde rsla nd 11 ts sun H.~ Ilung .ill' she seems tu bt• say tng just Tr un lbt'II H St ila " 1 Hi76 1 Ttn .. 1!1S[ I'lllll l1111. \lhil'll I ~ pll l' lll'd a n • 1akt•n fron t t ill' f'l'pt·r\ lltrc 11f th1s .\t'<:~r's 1l1Ur L:ttll rt.T I Girl watching WEDNESDAY\ · REGU LAR meet i ng Polheroy Chaplet 80, RAM , 7:30 p m. Wed nl!'sday; BoSI\'Orth Co~ ncf1'46, ll&S M,' ai 8:15p.l11. . . POM ,EHO . Y- · MIDDLF.PO HT l.iotis Club, Wcdnes~ar'n.oun at lh~ ,Meigs M I !} D 1,. F. P 0 , R T UTEHAHY CLUB, home of Mrs . !lett C[r iJ!Illl, !.<ta rt Falls. 2 p.m. Wcd nesll ~y . Mrs . Fprest ll<Jc htl'i · tu revrew " lkat and Dust." FH IDAY . HA PPY HAHV ESTEHS. Tr inity Ch ut'C h, Friday, 7.:30 t ·na t lp lllll ~llls ll.lll . \ D w • Electri cal Suppli es • Pl um btn g Supp li es R E tl1l' opposite. CROSS HARDWARE 71 N 2nd Av e . Ope n Mon. thru Sat. 9 : 00 to 1 :00 Mrdd leport t\ Sk her wh~ she doesrt'I we~ nt you t u treat tlmst• l' Oill pliiiH.'Il~ from strangt• nwn as smeere . My hunrh ts site wtll say 992-383 1 that 111 nnw :illl "h .c a,!ies out of Hl yuu are being cp.! ~l lr kt· <I pit'tT of llll'(l l. l agrt•e . dol'S rn; u nl~· ttJ ~ ~~~· up truublt·. Why. you ask. wuuld ill' wan t to hurt Hnl': Suppos(• o-1ll tills sL:tr k d when he Jni1 dl' ct n uff-tlw -t:uff n•m:-trk a l)l) lll luoktn g :t\ ulht•r wumen a nd M'llst•d .\·ou r slrtlll).( dJ~lppruva l . 1\t·~e n ­ ll llJ.! your att em pt to cuntrol Ius Hd tuns. he rn<:~y Jww 0Cgun1m•ntwning 11IIIUI'l 1 fl't•qut·ntly ju:-,1 tu prt!Vl ' hts iudl'JWildl'llU' f\ltt dt• llll'l'l'CI S I/I g Jy Ctll .'\HILI.'i ami ;-w gr y by <JIJ th1s. ,vou lllllSlii<I Vl' appill'd l' VCil iiiU!'l' ' q,v}Jdll help you \ WE D - Mr. and Mrs. H. G. de L• va l of f!outc 6 Wtllow Creek, !\lhens. anJ Hobl'rl J . Curl is, North Thtrd , lVII .1. Mtddlt.•purt. arc announcing the engetgcmen t and approachi ng rtl(l r riagc uf thuir dt~ugh ter . Si:tndrlt I .ec Curtis. to Will tam IJa vHJ Sw1shcr. sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam E. Swr stlt'r . 571 (;rant St .. Midlllcpor t. The wedding will be fill t!\·ent of S<J tu rd~y . J une li at 2::l0 p.m. at the Middleport F1rst B.: 1ptist Church. T he gral'iui.L':I custom uf uprn l' hu rch wtll be obserYl'd. A 1975 gr<~ du a te of Meigs High School. M1ss Curtis L'i !lt )Wa ju mor {jt Ohio U ru vcr:~ it y, Athens. She "a lltellllx•r of the Mid dleporl i"rrst Baptist Church ami of Bethel 62. lutcrnatiorwl Order of Job's Daughters. Her • ft ;.mn: 1:-. a 1974 grot.l uate uf Me igs Hig h Sc•hool and wi ll graduatL' frurn Uhio Si<tle University. Columbus on Juue fl. He 1s t 'II IIHln ss lunl'tl as a Second Licutenwtt m tlw U. S. Anll )'. Ill' ts also a member of the Mid dleport First Bap· t"! Church amlts 111 the Arm y HOTC al Oht o Sta ll'. pressun.• for him to s l op . Th l' strugg lt• L'S l.'alated tllld ttw llk11TiaJ.!t1 dl'lcr iura tt~d . SON llOKN tu von lrul another Mr. and ~·I rs . :11ark JH' r s un u:-, ually l'l1<: 1t ll <.1_yden. l.<.trh"ttstcr, iire anrebelllilll ~ 11 one ltkes lu IJt.• IHJ UIIl'Ulg the b1rth of a son ' told what l1t' or ~ llc ca n ~n t tl <'lay Holm!. " I !ht• Lancasl!'r ca r11 wt do. p<lrt Jeular ly tf tiH' Fai rill•ld ('ourJty Hospilit l C.H." II\' 11)" Ill q ut.' Sl l ll ll IS Monday morning. He weigh t•d sax pounds, 10 ounces . n •htll\\'1: llarrnlt·ss . If you tlnnk tln.s ri11ght bl' <I MHtenwl gra ndp,u·L· nts drl· f)( I\H f' strugg le. g1\'tllg up Mr. <lltd Mrs. Han't'\' Van \\ UU!d IX' lhL• be~l Wi.tY of gt'l - Vr<inkl'n . Pomeroy . M;_;t~rnal gr"L·a l -gn-trldp;Jrcrlb ill'l' Mr·. llllg tlw dt·sJn•d r~ s ult ~ . AMATEUR Gard eners Wednesday 8 p.m. home of Mrs. Harold Lohse. Mrs. J im Sheels co-chalnnan. THURSDAY MAY Lunc-heon · of Af. lernoon Circle of the Hea th United Melhodist Church, Middleport , Thursday I p.m . Persons are lo bring t"vered . dish and table service. Mea t and beverage to be provided . MEIGS County · Humane Society, 1:30 p.in. Thursday at Thrift Shop 11\Jilding. GARAGE Sale Thursday, f' riday and Saturday, 9 a .m. · to 5 p.m. at home of Mrs . Cleo DeTray . nex t to Chester fire station by Women's Auxiliar y of Meigs Co unly Hea lth Depa rt men!. S mdra Curtis R A ' II 1 Atter n pt ~ 1 "nd Mrs. Tracy Wh~l ey, Mr . Hll( l · Mrs. Pomeroy : llarvcy C. Van Vra nken. A.1 bury l';rrk, N. .J., w1d Mr. att<l Mrs. John HeUil' r, Clifton. N. J . Pa tenw l grandparents arc tlw Hcv . and Mrs. Hob<•rt Hayden, Pw neroy. and · ua~ (}ii\;c nwl great· gra ndparenl<are Ha lph B~ll . Columbus. ami Cu lm llaydt•n, I .og em . . ,, PAST Co uncilors Club. Tlteodor us Council I i. Daughters of tl mtric~. will meet at the home of Mrs . E va !Jcssauer, 7: J0 p.m. Thursday. HOCK Spnngs r;range , 8 ~ . rn . Thursday at lhc ha tl. Crum L'ake and jwnpcr contests tube helcL · .......-....-..--·- ..... ~ - ..- , ~~~'s I SALE! II~ ,...ue DRESS SHOE I a1 .. 2'lz '.' , 1~~~~D~j~~i.-' I Now On~! '~·~ . ' '. in a little over 9 years? CAHI'EN TEH - Mr. ami We(Jtherb y, Mr s. Duu Che ster SperH: cr, We<•kly . Mrs. Freda Ken· Charleston , W. Va. recently entt•riauu:d wnh an aft errwon rcce pt ion ho norin g hr r lather, Mr. II . It nedy . Mr s. Mar g u erit e Frank . Mr. and Mr s. Wi lsun Norri s and Mr. and Mrs. D. rBen r W. lnge rharn, At lwns : Mrs . Cas ter , f ormer ly vr thi s conu numt y but· now liv1ng m Moure. Cant un. Mr . an d Mrs . r; ttnlCI H o ~· Charleston. W Va . wit h Wi se man . 1-J arri sonville . the Spencers. Mrs. Audrey s ~: e tt, Mr. and Th(' reception was held e~ t Mrs . L ~ rr y Clark, P<~mc l a . the Ohi t• Urnver sl\ y Inn. P<·nn y <~n d Wendy , Mid· Athens, ~ nd w~ s planned lo tlleptJ r1; Mr . and Mrs. Norcele bra te Mr. C ~ stcr' s 85th man Will. Hutl and: Mr. and birthday . Ma ny friends and Mrs . Lau ren Hoffman. relatives attended i t tdudin ~ Dexter : Mrs . Dorothy Mrs. Juhn VL•rn on. Sr .. Mrs. .J1 Jhn s tun , Pomeroy: Mr s . Made line Wilson, Mrs . i\da llrll r Robinsun , l.an Ma rilyn Ward and Mr. and L'HSte r; Mr. James ~'os t er. Mrs. Juhn Vernon , Jr., Ne w Str uth Vremw : Mr. and Mrs. l .ex1ngtvn ; T hat '" riglr r ~ Sl ,lll lli! ll) •rr S~J!l, t iiii) .Oi r \ ·ou rloulrlt• _I (l UI' 1l'ld idt·d all dail\· l'OillJI!lUIUl (·d intt•n·st is allow!·d to tH ru muli-ttl' 'over the full mat ur it y of till' iiKrt·r·"H"Ili . ' \V,. ,·;rll 11 <~ur DO U IILE V:\LUE C EWI' IF I( ':\'1' 1·:. Pd s kievit th, l't t'kermgtun; Mr. and Mrs . Ciydr Walker and Carrr c. Thunuan ; Mr. and Mrs. J~ c k llul011nes, Wurthi ngl on. Mrs. Jeanie Brookhart, Mr. ' lllOI'l '. CJhe "Willing "Rank c; Oh111 ver y careful tod ay with your resources or !hose you're man- and I GIFT SHOP ,, ~ ,.,.,.~.,, D1C TheLeading Savir~gs Plans Are A,t The Leading Savings Bank Day lor ot hers Through some carelessness or men ial la x i t y . you could be hoodw inked. Fin d out more about your se lf by se nomg for your copy ol Aslro·G•a ph Lei· ter. Mall50 centsl or aach and o tong. sell-addres see. stamped anvelope lo Aatro-Gro pn. P 0 . Bo• 488. Radio City Statron. N.Y 10018 . Be sur e to specrly Oirtn sign GEMINI (May 21 · June 20) I I 1 Looking lor so mething lor not hin g today ? Ke ep two thin g s in mtnd : You're on a loot· s errand and wilt more •· likely be taken than taking . • CANCER (June Zl • July 2Z) tOday let down people who are depending on you . Even more bers you disappolnl. (July Zl • Aug. ZZ) There ~ LEO .~ro. may be a lime for romanl tc adventure . Out this lsn I 1!. II you 're thin kin g ot engaging rn " any clandesti ne goings-on, tor- gel It or oe ready for trouble. ' VIRGO (Aug . Zl · Sept . Zll Before you make co mmitments ; tOday . 111111 · your bud gel. You mignt lind on sober refl ecUon that you' re spreading yo ur· • self far too thin LIIRA"(Sept Zl • Oct. 23) You Jtnd to unde leat tmate today tnt deptn of situations wrtn 11rious overtone s. Oon ' t de· tude yoursell tnat tnay'll just melt eway . • SCORPIO (Dgt U • Nov. 2Z) ' Unprofitable eltuat lono have the unnappy faculty of not improvin g themset¥11 Today , avoid the untenabla poalt lon of tnrowlng goOd money afler WIRE MAG . . WHEELS APPUANCES " ' See Today at : MEIGS T1 RE CENTER 992 -2109 John F. Fultz , 700 E. Miiin M9r. '·· , bid . •SAGITTARIUS (Nov. U • DIC. II) Hlgh-preuure typn ora your nemnlo today. II one glvu you too much track , you might concede luot to quiet him. That wo"ld be 1 11rloua mietake , But You Can 't Buy Better " P[ice •• Buy Today! I l~~~.!~~~~1 .. " You Catt /Juy Ch eupe~ EveJY aging .,;> unu sual , It ma y be f1mU y m em· INDUSTRIES Ohio Valley Bank G 1l~>oo l TAURUS (April ZO · May ZO) Be Mr. an d Mrs. Carl Crabtree , Husse ll and Kev in , Albany ; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Irwin, Marysv ill e; Mr s. Peter Kepnar , Hartford ; Mr. an d Mrs. Walter Swell , Mr and Mrs. f:<Jrl Starkey. Mr. an d Mrs . Huna ld Whitt in~to n . ' l)n !lnw . don 't try to brle can chew and Mrs. Glen Turner, Mr . and M r s. FrHnk Tunlt.' r, and rubber and 12" high )OU Uncharacteris tically , you may and arch , dt ·p•ml!:-;, n ·cula! JtJtb n ·q ttt n · t ha t t lwn• l~t: 1111 intNf':-; t pr·nalt \ 1f tlu · Jlrll'll 1p.d '" \\1 1hdr;n\ 11 hdun• nwturit _y . J i oldt>r wdl h1• paJ rl u w• rt •s t ;tl tlu · .t t i! H I.tl r:lli' of :,~; lt·R."' lhrt'l' monthM fn r tlw llnlt' Llw pr1rl1 1pa l w; • ~ 1111 d• ·P''-''" ' UJ~WUYlJw~ 1 MINERS SAFETY BOOTS! With steel toe fiiH ', (\VI I. th tw•, f11UI' or si>: .Yt.•a r n· rl ifi l"ll[(• llll l'l'l'SI l 'fl !l\ jlfHIIHh·d dai J,\. Jn(t' I'(•K\ IW.\.'aiJJe lll nnth h · if yr ,u dPsir1 · nnct·r ti fi(·att:s wit h fa ce amflunt (Jil ' tious tnat 1 Pomeroy, 0 ~ I CA,RICORN (Dec. Zl · Jan . It) Loott askance today at au oct1181 wnooe mettle Ia unproven , 10 you Tnty may be tru•. but " aon 't truot them II thtV naven' t betn tried. · · , AQUA~IUI (Jen. Ill • ftll. Ill • Porhepo you ere at tourt today I~ you're not utloll•d • lth the , world . II you rt work ing , you'd rethtr bt ptlylng - and viet vera•. I'IIC!t 1'111- Ill · Mercll II) : Thefl'l ~ 1 tendency In your ' mak•up tOdly to grvo In when •' Social · l 1 I Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE TliRU MAY 13, 1978 BUCKET WEDNESDAY PAST COUN CILOR'S Club, Chesler CoWICil , DaughtHS cl. America, 8 p.m. Wednes· day night at the hall. Mrs. Sadie TM!SBeU and Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, hostesses. niURSDAY EVANGEUNE Chapter, Order of the Easter n Sllt r, in· spection , 7:30p.m. with Na ncy Riley , deputy grand rrtlltron, inspecting officer. Dinnerat6:15. Bela Sigma Phi , Preceptor Beta Bela Chapter , 7:45p.m. Thursday In the social room, Athens County Savings and Loan Co. FRIDAY RETURN JO NATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the America n Revolution, I:30 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Vernon Weber with Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and Mrs. Dayton Parsons, u s isting hostesses. Mrs. Dille Dutton will present the program. MARY SHRINE "SI, Order of the White Shrine of JerUSIIIem , will meet Friday, 8 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Members ·are to take a covered dish for a potluck dinner following the meeting . AWARDED CONTRACT PIKETON - The Portsmouth Area Office of the U. S. Department or' Energy (DOE ) h.. entered Into Its first contnc:t under the Small Blllinell Admlnlltratlon's B(a) Program ~ with a minority contractor . The Sherman R. Smoot Co. of Columblll, was awarded a contrlct to build a mobile eqllipment K&rage in con· junction with the centrifuge enrichment plant now under CIOIIIti'IICiion here. The Smoot contr1ct II for Sl,7t7,000. The pra1e will be 1 metal frame ltruc:ture, 110 feet by :m feet, with office IPice and strvlce 111d repair facUlties. The Smoot finn wtU have 2110 calendar dllya to complete the Job. $ 59 ••••••••••• LB. CUBE STEAK USDA CHOICE BONELESS LB. CHUCK ROAST·········· $}19 $ 39 FRENCH CITY WIENERS ••••••••••• !!~:.... GRADE A LB. WHOLE FRYERS •••••• CHICKEN ,¢ BREASTS.L~. ' l Calendar I h off more In one g ulp than you Simoo's... PICK-A-PAIR 1 Bede Osol I Jor dan and Virgima, Mrs. W. MAIN ST., POMEROY And . in additirnt 111 ali t hi M... rn ont hl y or quartPr! .v of !i)f),(}f)( I,OIJ o r .J u e ISTRO•GRAPH bette r mater i al! ~ 'th ts comi ng year than you ha¥e In the pas! You musl. howe-ver . be cau· SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR and GIFT SHOP r1 f 7.qiJ 1·;. pi' IJ\. i t H "!I I~'II' ... pHtd Mrs. Forrest ll . Ha rper and Mrs. Davtd Phillips. 0Jillic"thc. Mr. 0 . W. Winte rs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anthony, Mrs. L. M. Cooper, Mr. . ~ nd Mr, , Malcol m Ator, Mrs. C ht~rles Lill ie and Mr . Lllwre rH:e Wuudya rd. Col umbus: Mrss Clcll rJJr<t Vale, Cardin~t o n : Or. and Mrs. Hubert Wood, Jarnes. Nltntf '-tnd John , IJa yron; Mr . an d Mrs . Eu~ene llulltday . Dexte r : l:leui<Jh Jones , Mrs. Jean IJolanl') . Mr s. Fr eda nr igrnRI itl\(·s lmt ·nt irt nilli ' .' t·:1r:-; and 1:1 drt\':-> , (' fHnin~ an an11ual Jll'l'l'I ' IHagt• rat(· of 7..l U'; with anl' n'ecti\ t·· annual ~ Mr. and - ~--- ·-..---· - .. For Thwrlday , May II May II, ltll Cnancas are gooo vou ·11 lore Weekend Sale Only I MASON - The Mason aty Historical Society at its meeting .on May 4, made plans for Open Ho~se and Rhododendron Tea on Sunday, May 14, at the historic twme on Brown Street, Mason , W. Va., from 2 to 5 p.m. Clt izens of Muon, and surro111dlng artas can bring historic objects quilts, etc., to dllplay, These can be removed by owner alter 5 p.m. on Sunday. Items to be elhlblted can be brought lo the ho111e alier I p.m. on Friday, May 12. A committee will set up exhibits on Friday and Saturday. . Mrs. Landon Smlfll , president, presided at the meeting which was opened with devotionals. Mrs. Earl Ingels read Proverbl 31st chapter, veraes 10-3t She also read a poem "Tribute to Mother." Afterwards the group joined in th~ Pledl!e of Allegiance. Another new member of' .the society was acknowledged and he is Donald Page , Department of Cultural Arts and History of State of West Virginia. Three new Items have been donated to the Virgil A. Lewis home, Mrs. Ulllan Fields, New Haven, gave a stereoscope in memory of her mother, Mrs. Herbert (Lillian ) Amick I. The stereOICOpe was in the Joseph Diehl family and is approlllmately 75 years old. • Another Item, a brass school beU used by the late Sarah D. Allier when she taught her first school in Mason CoWJty, 100 years ago (1878) was praented to the VIrgil A. Lewis Home by Mrs: Allier's daughler, Mn. Royal E. Larson) Marguerite Allier) of Venice, F1orlda. Mrs. Larson al!o taught in Mason County Schools from 1924-1944. Sbe also gave her first Primer used in 1912 in the Pt. Plea11111t Elementary Sehool, with Miss Ella Howard as teacher, lo the Virgil A. Lewis home . A sister, UU!an, al10 taught in Mason County at Dunlavy School nur Pliny In 1912, u well as their father, A. W. Asher . Plctwes of Yllrlous aections of Mason taken In 1911, were al110 given to tbe VlrgU A. Lewis home by Theresa Elizabeth Bletner Stoeckl, in memory of Edward Blelner, Sr ., family. Mrs. Stoeckl , Is Christy Bletner's sister, and Mrs. Russe ll Capehart's aunt. A potluck dinner wu strved at noon . Those attending Included Mrs. H. A. Ueving, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs . Landon Smith, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Earl Ingels, Sr ., Mrs. Robert Guthrie and Mrs. John Marshall. , ''--· Ma10a Persvaall Vernon Roush , Jr . an operaltng room n~se' ai' St. Joseph Ho1pital in Parkersburg, and Miss Gale Price, also a nwse at St. Joaepll, attended the 25th wedding aMiversary of his parents, Mr. and Mra. Vernon Roush, Sr., on SUnday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of Raceland, Ky . visited on SUnday, with hla aliter and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. ~ennan Ford, Fourth St., Mason . Mrs. Ford Is recuperating from aurgery at her home . Mr. and Mr1. Ruuell Capehart, and granddaugh ter, Miriam Sluon, went lO Columbus Airport on Sunday where plans were finalized lor the Waharna White Falcon trip to Mexico. 'Appibximately one hundred andtwo band members and !lOme parents will leave from there on Thursday. AI a part of Homemakers Week several of Mason Extenalon Homemakers will visit various ehurches tn· the ' area . On Sund1y, the following attended ehwch at Clifton United Methodlat and Included Mrs. Lester Johnson , Mrs. IAiarene Lewis, Mrs. MaLUda Noble, Mrs. WIU!am Zerkle, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. CecU Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart , , Mrs. Roberti Young , Mrs. Helen Wlllllms and Mrs. John MarllllaU. The Reverend 0 . B. Hatcher delivered the sermon. Knslin Powell. Mr. and Mrs. l.ewts Smith, Mrs. H~y mond Nt•l su n. Mr . ~nd Mrs. Dorsey Beulah Perry. Mr . and Mrs. Gra nvtlle Lyons. Mr. and Mr s. Hex Che adle ,and larmly, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Chea dle, Mrs. Mett<J f'i sher, D<~le Dye . Mr. and Mrs. An hur Crabtree ~nd Mr. and Mrs . Heed Jeffers, <~ II loca l. alon g wit h Mrs . Barba ra You ng. Cha rl est on, South Carolina : Mr. and Mrs . Fron k Vignea ult , Charleston, W. Va., and Miss · Cindy Reedy, Sout hside , West Virginia , Mrs. John 1Elma 1 Virginia . Mrs. John lEima ) Harper rEnid 1 HH rper and Mrs. Earl rOma 1Starkey are stste rs ul Mr. Casler. News Notes I H)· :limn Mnr.~hall ·I .I ·Brown with former Carpenter resident Mr.s . ·: Mason County 0 "- II. Reception hel[l in honor of ____ __ .................. ._._......._..., . , W~~sday,. M ay~fW!:!, 9- The D•UySentlnel,Middlei'Ort-Pomer~Y.o. ·'-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••., rl . - . - - ., CHICKEN THIGHS LB. ¢ CABBAGE •• ~ •••••••••••L~ .•• LB. PAR KAY··············· VALLEY BELL PLASTICGALLON $ 39 REGULAR OR DIET••• $ 09 2% MILK •••••••••••••••••• 7-UP BORDEN'S ASSORTED 8 PK 16 OZ. BTLS. CORONET 100 CT. PAPER PLATES········ COUPO N '.-:-- ~:J 't;. ~­L COUPON_ SUPERIORS BACON .. -! •Ill . . ·1 ::1 >I ¢ 12 PAK TWIN POPSICLES COUPON COUPON ELF DOG FOOD �... -· ..... . • 8- The Dally Senllncl. Mnldll' !.JI II' l -I 'PIIIt'r o) ,_U., \\ l·drlt'~d;t~ , ~l .n ! ltl . Jli7R ~-·--~ -·· -·- Brass Choir pla-ns concert The Ohto Umverslly Bra" Choir , eondu c1ed by Wtlh anJ Brophy , wtll presenl a cun- crrt Thursday 1 May II l HI 8:30 p.m. tn Memortal AudJL uri um. The eremng prugram \\Ill l'ti ll Srst of p1eces frum a wide range of musical per111ds and ~1yles, and wall includt• some mustt uf the pup \·a n e t~ . Thl" first half of the cuncrrt til ,..,u[, l 11 /1 !ht• ptrrn lo tnllll iJt'l 111 ( ; 1\•\ ;umt tht. • ft' \\ Oltt u t! t!lH:rstt) t.:n •up... . \\lm ·h \11u r:- annually, and Stt lll i' d tht' curn po!H tiw ts \' tvt<Hu· ~ " Siln;H<~ It • i.h' !h'rft l rl nt•d Erndt B <t ~ltn . prt , f t·."'~'" t•f II'Uillpet, II Prun;t pa 1n this Social '''I · 1 Calendar ~' ·. ·II CHOICES l it\' Hf;l.-;:-, ~ h1il l' 1."' ,, flt.' 11f ~ C tUffll ld l l Karen Blaker PhD. To takt• th ust <t."> :o- (' l'l llll:1s t:!lltalll(lllllt vie w s t11 bt.·111g dupt.'d . Yuu r nwtht•r Tlw publ\t ' 1:\ Hn ttrd 111 nm• ueta Vl' htg lll'r ttwn tlw IIIli ~ fl'l'l ~ UU Cll"l ' ~~ bt~ \\Itt no rlllill tru mprt , prudun·~ <t iJJ\l' n d tfll' l 'PIH't'l'l frer llf trustmg. I du. il!':AH DH. BLAKF:H I bri\l tr-tnl l llfll' l"S Jll'<"lH \1~ Wt~li dt<ii"L:l' ll!CAH DH . Bl.i\1\ EH 1\a:, W<:tlking duwn Ow stret·l Sllill'd to Ha n,qut• !! IUS]( ' Plt•asl' hl'lp 111 ~ stop rn~ hu;') . \ e s krda~·. It was (I i.Jl•a utiful Wil ltd lll Walt ll n ·s drty i:l lld lht• wurknll'n <:tt t ht• !Jimd fro111 stanug ;~\ oUwr le~t ures "' Fanfare fur ·· Ant\' ('rsary F a ttfan•'' "~!'O J' S" TO MEET \\'lllllCJl. Rol'ky " rl9i6r bv Bill l'on!l . !l ~ l:l l. I'Hul Stwhan "s· Tlw lll' .Xt llll.'t' lllt ):! of tlw l'O!l Sti'U L' ltutl site Dll the L'UI' Wt• llil\'1.' uwn· hgl\t.'i itbuut "Suna ta mit blasemlen In - " Spt.•ctrum s" 1\95 21 an d ~~uth ('t..•ntritl tlht tl Prcser - llt'l' were r.h>ing murt• ;wl'ing th;lt lttrll l ~tn _r tlun g l'iM' ;md 11 ~1 rumen ten ' l iti72 by Juhann l'hu ck Mang11m c's '" Tiw \'£1\ lt'n St,i..' tc 't~. Inc. wtl l be l ll<Hl Sii Wl llg . t;. . mrrttog ou r lll li!T trtg t· . Tht•y Wlllstlcd <:tlld S<iid , Kessel. "Can:zona per sorHirt' Lt.'g l'flcl 11f 1hl' Un t·-Eyl·J held 111 ;'\t.•ls\l n\'lllr. Members YL·SIL'l'd.:t\' hl' tuld llll' he wt• nt )lu. I - La Spritatu .. r lli08 r· Smlur" \\'til t "Plll j}I. ISP the ~· tt l a s!:l~ lllbl c <ll 1:30 p.m. on ·· Jir. goud - l ook i n~ . " I knew I a l't'!'lt. ; l ll ttr\'a of Iu s offl l'l' 111 by Giuva rUli Gabn eli and Sl' Cd nd half tlf thl' pt' r - Su nd e; , M<J y 14 <1! the looked weal. oO I Sllltl ed 1lTl' lal'lt.'S . just tu 1\'HI I'il till' Sl ilal'k. sa id hello and walk<•d "' Mu sik '" ' 1941 1 b; Ll' u formanl't:1, !-ltJt"k tng !\r1lllur Lodgt.' I l"Xpluded . '!'hal II"CtS so lll· on · " 'l'll~t li \'l' 11 11 hrs petri i\'l <t ybt..· Ml' mu!ht•r S<l i'S I shoul d b..· ('areful in thuSc s tlua ti un~. till s is his II'" )' of ll'll111g till' he but r don't knuw why. r fe lt Uuc~ n 't lun· mt· anr Jnotl' . DO-IT-YOURSELF M\ pride IS so hurt I fl'l' l good aWut tilt.' If L'ulllp l unen t~ l tk L· Iss uin g lnrn an Hnt.l i:.lltt•ntam . HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS ultimll tum : lht'lll or llll' . I She Wi:J il L~i me to 1:6\'otd tha t don 't wartt uur lll(l1Tlfl /.! l' tu t·urnc r frutn .uuw OIL I thin k l'lld. out <rl lL'"' ' thL· frghlurg that's ridiculous. Whi:lt do Yli U For all your do-it-you~lf wuuld ~ l op . ' '' think ? DF.A H 1\Ei\I>EH ·· lht•n· H DEM\ HF.ADfJ( I th rnk Home Improvement Supplies must be a belt l'l' wu;/. you need lu slri:.lighlen til ls A Insll'H d uf t rpttJ-: lu rnakL• ~!lll with you r muthcr . see Cross Hardware yvu r ltw:ilxmd stop t<J lking You lll<:t\' be mad at ht·r atJt HJ~ Ius grrl wa td11ng, why Ol•ci:J usc sh~ h;.ts ra ised } 'UU to • Housewares 1 nut j ust J.!l \ t' up trml begt n tHk'" 'knowledge and gratefu lly • Wal lp aper rng 1 1 wilh a gr<l m uf ~;:Il l'.' i1l"l 'l'Pt cu!nplinwnts . But nuw • Paints U nde rsla nd 11 ts sun H.~ Ilung .ill' she seems tu bt• say tng just Tr un lbt'II H St ila " 1 Hi76 1 Ttn .. 1!1S[ I'lllll l1111. \lhil'll I ~ pll l' lll'd a n • 1akt•n fron t t ill' f'l'pt·r\ lltrc 11f th1s .\t'<:~r's 1l1Ur L:ttll rt.T I Girl watching WEDNESDAY\ · REGU LAR meet i ng Polheroy Chaplet 80, RAM , 7:30 p m. Wed nl!'sday; BoSI\'Orth Co~ ncf1'46, ll&S M,' ai 8:15p.l11. . . POM ,EHO . Y- · MIDDLF.PO HT l.iotis Club, Wcdnes~ar'n.oun at lh~ ,Meigs M I !} D 1,. F. P 0 , R T UTEHAHY CLUB, home of Mrs . !lett C[r iJ!Illl, !.<ta rt Falls. 2 p.m. Wcd nesll ~y . Mrs . Fprest ll<Jc htl'i · tu revrew " lkat and Dust." FH IDAY . HA PPY HAHV ESTEHS. Tr inity Ch ut'C h, Friday, 7.:30 t ·na t lp lllll ~llls ll.lll . \ D w • Electri cal Suppli es • Pl um btn g Supp li es R E tl1l' opposite. CROSS HARDWARE 71 N 2nd Av e . Ope n Mon. thru Sat. 9 : 00 to 1 :00 Mrdd leport t\ Sk her wh~ she doesrt'I we~ nt you t u treat tlmst• l' Oill pliiiH.'Il~ from strangt• nwn as smeere . My hunrh ts site wtll say 992-383 1 that 111 nnw :illl "h .c a,!ies out of Hl yuu are being cp.! ~l lr kt· <I pit'tT of llll'(l l. l agrt•e . dol'S rn; u nl~· ttJ ~ ~~~· up truublt·. Why. you ask. wuuld ill' wan t to hurt Hnl': Suppos(• o-1ll tills sL:tr k d when he Jni1 dl' ct n uff-tlw -t:uff n•m:-trk a l)l) lll luoktn g :t\ ulht•r wumen a nd M'llst•d .\·ou r slrtlll).( dJ~lppruva l . 1\t·~e n ­ ll llJ.! your att em pt to cuntrol Ius Hd tuns. he rn<:~y Jww 0Cgun1m•ntwning 11IIIUI'l 1 fl't•qut·ntly ju:-,1 tu prt!Vl ' hts iudl'JWildl'llU' f\ltt dt• llll'l'l'CI S I/I g Jy Ctll .'\HILI.'i ami ;-w gr y by <JIJ th1s. ,vou lllllSlii<I Vl' appill'd l' VCil iiiU!'l' ' q,v}Jdll help you \ WE D - Mr. and Mrs. H. G. de L• va l of f!outc 6 Wtllow Creek, !\lhens. anJ Hobl'rl J . Curl is, North Thtrd , lVII .1. Mtddlt.•purt. arc announcing the engetgcmen t and approachi ng rtl(l r riagc uf thuir dt~ugh ter . Si:tndrlt I .ec Curtis. to Will tam IJa vHJ Sw1shcr. sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam E. Swr stlt'r . 571 (;rant St .. Midlllcpor t. The wedding will be fill t!\·ent of S<J tu rd~y . J une li at 2::l0 p.m. at the Middleport F1rst B.: 1ptist Church. T he gral'iui.L':I custom uf uprn l' hu rch wtll be obserYl'd. A 1975 gr<~ du a te of Meigs High School. M1ss Curtis L'i !lt )Wa ju mor {jt Ohio U ru vcr:~ it y, Athens. She "a lltellllx•r of the Mid dleporl i"rrst Baptist Church ami of Bethel 62. lutcrnatiorwl Order of Job's Daughters. Her • ft ;.mn: 1:-. a 1974 grot.l uate uf Me igs Hig h Sc•hool and wi ll graduatL' frurn Uhio Si<tle University. Columbus on Juue fl. He 1s t 'II IIHln ss lunl'tl as a Second Licutenwtt m tlw U. S. Anll )'. Ill' ts also a member of the Mid dleport First Bap· t"! Church amlts 111 the Arm y HOTC al Oht o Sta ll'. pressun.• for him to s l op . Th l' strugg lt• L'S l.'alated tllld ttw llk11TiaJ.!t1 dl'lcr iura tt~d . SON llOKN tu von lrul another Mr. and ~·I rs . :11ark JH' r s un u:-, ually l'l1<: 1t ll <.1_yden. l.<.trh"ttstcr, iire anrebelllilll ~ 11 one ltkes lu IJt.• IHJ UIIl'Ulg the b1rth of a son ' told what l1t' or ~ llc ca n ~n t tl <'lay Holm!. " I !ht• Lancasl!'r ca r11 wt do. p<lrt Jeular ly tf tiH' Fai rill•ld ('ourJty Hospilit l C.H." II\' 11)" Ill q ut.' Sl l ll ll IS Monday morning. He weigh t•d sax pounds, 10 ounces . n •htll\\'1: llarrnlt·ss . If you tlnnk tln.s ri11ght bl' <I MHtenwl gra ndp,u·L· nts drl· f)( I\H f' strugg le. g1\'tllg up Mr. <lltd Mrs. Han't'\' Van \\ UU!d IX' lhL• be~l Wi.tY of gt'l - Vr<inkl'n . Pomeroy . M;_;t~rnal gr"L·a l -gn-trldp;Jrcrlb ill'l' Mr·. llllg tlw dt·sJn•d r~ s ult ~ . AMATEUR Gard eners Wednesday 8 p.m. home of Mrs. Harold Lohse. Mrs. J im Sheels co-chalnnan. THURSDAY MAY Lunc-heon · of Af. lernoon Circle of the Hea th United Melhodist Church, Middleport , Thursday I p.m . Persons are lo bring t"vered . dish and table service. Mea t and beverage to be provided . MEIGS County · Humane Society, 1:30 p.in. Thursday at Thrift Shop 11\Jilding. GARAGE Sale Thursday, f' riday and Saturday, 9 a .m. · to 5 p.m. at home of Mrs . Cleo DeTray . nex t to Chester fire station by Women's Auxiliar y of Meigs Co unly Hea lth Depa rt men!. S mdra Curtis R A ' II 1 Atter n pt ~ 1 "nd Mrs. Tracy Wh~l ey, Mr . Hll( l · Mrs. Pomeroy : llarvcy C. Van Vra nken. A.1 bury l';rrk, N. .J., w1d Mr. att<l Mrs. John HeUil' r, Clifton. N. J . Pa tenw l grandparents arc tlw Hcv . and Mrs. Hob<•rt Hayden, Pw neroy. and · ua~ (}ii\;c nwl great· gra ndparenl<are Ha lph B~ll . Columbus. ami Cu lm llaydt•n, I .og em . . ,, PAST Co uncilors Club. Tlteodor us Council I i. Daughters of tl mtric~. will meet at the home of Mrs . E va !Jcssauer, 7: J0 p.m. Thursday. HOCK Spnngs r;range , 8 ~ . rn . Thursday at lhc ha tl. Crum L'ake and jwnpcr contests tube helcL · .......-....-..--·- ..... ~ - ..- , ~~~'s I SALE! II~ ,...ue DRESS SHOE I a1 .. 2'lz '.' , 1~~~~D~j~~i.-' I Now On~! '~·~ . ' '. in a little over 9 years? CAHI'EN TEH - Mr. ami We(Jtherb y, Mr s. Duu Che ster SperH: cr, We<•kly . Mrs. Freda Ken· Charleston , W. Va. recently entt•riauu:d wnh an aft errwon rcce pt ion ho norin g hr r lather, Mr. II . It nedy . Mr s. Mar g u erit e Frank . Mr. and Mr s. Wi lsun Norri s and Mr. and Mrs. D. rBen r W. lnge rharn, At lwns : Mrs . Cas ter , f ormer ly vr thi s conu numt y but· now liv1ng m Moure. Cant un. Mr . an d Mrs . r; ttnlCI H o ~· Charleston. W Va . wit h Wi se man . 1-J arri sonville . the Spencers. Mrs. Audrey s ~: e tt, Mr. and Th(' reception was held e~ t Mrs . L ~ rr y Clark, P<~mc l a . the Ohi t• Urnver sl\ y Inn. P<·nn y <~n d Wendy , Mid· Athens, ~ nd w~ s planned lo tlleptJ r1; Mr . and Mrs. Norcele bra te Mr. C ~ stcr' s 85th man Will. Hutl and: Mr. and birthday . Ma ny friends and Mrs . Lau ren Hoffman. relatives attended i t tdudin ~ Dexter : Mrs . Dorothy Mrs. Juhn VL•rn on. Sr .. Mrs. .J1 Jhn s tun , Pomeroy: Mr s . Made line Wilson, Mrs . i\da llrll r Robinsun , l.an Ma rilyn Ward and Mr. and L'HSte r; Mr. James ~'os t er. Mrs. Juhn Vernon , Jr., Ne w Str uth Vremw : Mr. and Mrs. l .ex1ngtvn ; T hat '" riglr r ~ Sl ,lll lli! ll) •rr S~J!l, t iiii) .Oi r \ ·ou rloulrlt• _I (l UI' 1l'ld idt·d all dail\· l'OillJI!lUIUl (·d intt•n·st is allow!·d to tH ru muli-ttl' 'over the full mat ur it y of till' iiKrt·r·"H"Ili . ' \V,. ,·;rll 11 <~ur DO U IILE V:\LUE C EWI' IF I( ':\'1' 1·:. Pd s kievit th, l't t'kermgtun; Mr. and Mrs . Ciydr Walker and Carrr c. Thunuan ; Mr. and Mrs. J~ c k llul011nes, Wurthi ngl on. Mrs. Jeanie Brookhart, Mr. ' lllOI'l '. CJhe "Willing "Rank c; Oh111 ver y careful tod ay with your resources or !hose you're man- and I GIFT SHOP ,, ~ ,.,.,.~.,, D1C TheLeading Savir~gs Plans Are A,t The Leading Savings Bank Day lor ot hers Through some carelessness or men ial la x i t y . you could be hoodw inked. Fin d out more about your se lf by se nomg for your copy ol Aslro·G•a ph Lei· ter. Mall50 centsl or aach and o tong. sell-addres see. stamped anvelope lo Aatro-Gro pn. P 0 . Bo• 488. Radio City Statron. N.Y 10018 . Be sur e to specrly Oirtn sign GEMINI (May 21 · June 20) I I 1 Looking lor so mething lor not hin g today ? Ke ep two thin g s in mtnd : You're on a loot· s errand and wilt more •· likely be taken than taking . • CANCER (June Zl • July 2Z) tOday let down people who are depending on you . Even more bers you disappolnl. (July Zl • Aug. ZZ) There ~ LEO .~ro. may be a lime for romanl tc adventure . Out this lsn I 1!. II you 're thin kin g ot engaging rn " any clandesti ne goings-on, tor- gel It or oe ready for trouble. ' VIRGO (Aug . Zl · Sept . Zll Before you make co mmitments ; tOday . 111111 · your bud gel. You mignt lind on sober refl ecUon that you' re spreading yo ur· • self far too thin LIIRA"(Sept Zl • Oct. 23) You Jtnd to unde leat tmate today tnt deptn of situations wrtn 11rious overtone s. Oon ' t de· tude yoursell tnat tnay'll just melt eway . • SCORPIO (Dgt U • Nov. 2Z) ' Unprofitable eltuat lono have the unnappy faculty of not improvin g themset¥11 Today , avoid the untenabla poalt lon of tnrowlng goOd money afler WIRE MAG . . WHEELS APPUANCES " ' See Today at : MEIGS T1 RE CENTER 992 -2109 John F. Fultz , 700 E. Miiin M9r. '·· , bid . •SAGITTARIUS (Nov. U • DIC. II) Hlgh-preuure typn ora your nemnlo today. II one glvu you too much track , you might concede luot to quiet him. That wo"ld be 1 11rloua mietake , But You Can 't Buy Better " P[ice •• Buy Today! I l~~~.!~~~~1 .. " You Catt /Juy Ch eupe~ EveJY aging .,;> unu sual , It ma y be f1mU y m em· INDUSTRIES Ohio Valley Bank G 1l~>oo l TAURUS (April ZO · May ZO) Be Mr. an d Mrs. Carl Crabtree , Husse ll and Kev in , Albany ; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Irwin, Marysv ill e; Mr s. Peter Kepnar , Hartford ; Mr. an d Mrs. Walter Swell , Mr and Mrs. f:<Jrl Starkey. Mr. an d Mrs . Huna ld Whitt in~to n . ' l)n !lnw . don 't try to brle can chew and Mrs. Glen Turner, Mr . and M r s. FrHnk Tunlt.' r, and rubber and 12" high )OU Uncharacteris tically , you may and arch , dt ·p•ml!:-;, n ·cula! JtJtb n ·q ttt n · t ha t t lwn• l~t: 1111 intNf':-; t pr·nalt \ 1f tlu · Jlrll'll 1p.d '" \\1 1hdr;n\ 11 hdun• nwturit _y . J i oldt>r wdl h1• paJ rl u w• rt •s t ;tl tlu · .t t i! H I.tl r:lli' of :,~; lt·R."' lhrt'l' monthM fn r tlw llnlt' Llw pr1rl1 1pa l w; • ~ 1111 d• ·P''-''" ' UJ~WUYlJw~ 1 MINERS SAFETY BOOTS! With steel toe fiiH ', (\VI I. th tw•, f11UI' or si>: .Yt.•a r n· rl ifi l"ll[(• llll l'l'l'SI l 'fl !l\ jlfHIIHh·d dai J,\. Jn(t' I'(•K\ IW.\.'aiJJe lll nnth h · if yr ,u dPsir1 · nnct·r ti fi(·att:s wit h fa ce amflunt (Jil ' tious tnat 1 Pomeroy, 0 ~ I CA,RICORN (Dec. Zl · Jan . It) Loott askance today at au oct1181 wnooe mettle Ia unproven , 10 you Tnty may be tru•. but " aon 't truot them II thtV naven' t betn tried. · · , AQUA~IUI (Jen. Ill • ftll. Ill • Porhepo you ere at tourt today I~ you're not utloll•d • lth the , world . II you rt work ing , you'd rethtr bt ptlylng - and viet vera•. I'IIC!t 1'111- Ill · Mercll II) : Thefl'l ~ 1 tendency In your ' mak•up tOdly to grvo In when •' Social · l 1 I Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE TliRU MAY 13, 1978 BUCKET WEDNESDAY PAST COUN CILOR'S Club, Chesler CoWICil , DaughtHS cl. America, 8 p.m. Wednes· day night at the hall. Mrs. Sadie TM!SBeU and Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, hostesses. niURSDAY EVANGEUNE Chapter, Order of the Easter n Sllt r, in· spection , 7:30p.m. with Na ncy Riley , deputy grand rrtlltron, inspecting officer. Dinnerat6:15. Bela Sigma Phi , Preceptor Beta Bela Chapter , 7:45p.m. Thursday In the social room, Athens County Savings and Loan Co. FRIDAY RETURN JO NATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the America n Revolution, I:30 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Vernon Weber with Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and Mrs. Dayton Parsons, u s isting hostesses. Mrs. Dille Dutton will present the program. MARY SHRINE "SI, Order of the White Shrine of JerUSIIIem , will meet Friday, 8 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Members ·are to take a covered dish for a potluck dinner following the meeting . AWARDED CONTRACT PIKETON - The Portsmouth Area Office of the U. S. Department or' Energy (DOE ) h.. entered Into Its first contnc:t under the Small Blllinell Admlnlltratlon's B(a) Program ~ with a minority contractor . The Sherman R. Smoot Co. of Columblll, was awarded a contrlct to build a mobile eqllipment K&rage in con· junction with the centrifuge enrichment plant now under CIOIIIti'IICiion here. The Smoot contr1ct II for Sl,7t7,000. The pra1e will be 1 metal frame ltruc:ture, 110 feet by :m feet, with office IPice and strvlce 111d repair facUlties. The Smoot finn wtU have 2110 calendar dllya to complete the Job. $ 59 ••••••••••• LB. CUBE STEAK USDA CHOICE BONELESS LB. CHUCK ROAST·········· $}19 $ 39 FRENCH CITY WIENERS ••••••••••• !!~:.... GRADE A LB. WHOLE FRYERS •••••• CHICKEN ,¢ BREASTS.L~. ' l Calendar I h off more In one g ulp than you Simoo's... PICK-A-PAIR 1 Bede Osol I Jor dan and Virgima, Mrs. W. MAIN ST., POMEROY And . in additirnt 111 ali t hi M... rn ont hl y or quartPr! .v of !i)f),(}f)( I,OIJ o r .J u e ISTRO•GRAPH bette r mater i al! ~ 'th ts comi ng year than you ha¥e In the pas! You musl. howe-ver . be cau· SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR and GIFT SHOP r1 f 7.qiJ 1·;. pi' IJ\. i t H "!I I~'II' ... pHtd Mrs. Forrest ll . Ha rper and Mrs. Davtd Phillips. 0Jillic"thc. Mr. 0 . W. Winte rs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anthony, Mrs. L. M. Cooper, Mr. . ~ nd Mr, , Malcol m Ator, Mrs. C ht~rles Lill ie and Mr . Lllwre rH:e Wuudya rd. Col umbus: Mrss Clcll rJJr<t Vale, Cardin~t o n : Or. and Mrs. Hubert Wood, Jarnes. Nltntf '-tnd John , IJa yron; Mr . an d Mrs . Eu~ene llulltday . Dexte r : l:leui<Jh Jones , Mrs. Jean IJolanl') . Mr s. Fr eda nr igrnRI itl\(·s lmt ·nt irt nilli ' .' t·:1r:-; and 1:1 drt\':-> , (' fHnin~ an an11ual Jll'l'l'I ' IHagt• rat(· of 7..l U'; with anl' n'ecti\ t·· annual ~ Mr. and - ~--- ·-..---· - .. For Thwrlday , May II May II, ltll Cnancas are gooo vou ·11 lore Weekend Sale Only I MASON - The Mason aty Historical Society at its meeting .on May 4, made plans for Open Ho~se and Rhododendron Tea on Sunday, May 14, at the historic twme on Brown Street, Mason , W. Va., from 2 to 5 p.m. Clt izens of Muon, and surro111dlng artas can bring historic objects quilts, etc., to dllplay, These can be removed by owner alter 5 p.m. on Sunday. Items to be elhlblted can be brought lo the ho111e alier I p.m. on Friday, May 12. A committee will set up exhibits on Friday and Saturday. . Mrs. Landon Smlfll , president, presided at the meeting which was opened with devotionals. Mrs. Earl Ingels read Proverbl 31st chapter, veraes 10-3t She also read a poem "Tribute to Mother." Afterwards the group joined in th~ Pledl!e of Allegiance. Another new member of' .the society was acknowledged and he is Donald Page , Department of Cultural Arts and History of State of West Virginia. Three new Items have been donated to the Virgil A. Lewis home, Mrs. Ulllan Fields, New Haven, gave a stereoscope in memory of her mother, Mrs. Herbert (Lillian ) Amick I. The stereOICOpe was in the Joseph Diehl family and is approlllmately 75 years old. • Another Item, a brass school beU used by the late Sarah D. Allier when she taught her first school in Mason CoWJty, 100 years ago (1878) was praented to the VIrgil A. Lewis Home by Mrs: Allier's daughler, Mn. Royal E. Larson) Marguerite Allier) of Venice, F1orlda. Mrs. Larson al!o taught in Mason County Schools from 1924-1944. Sbe also gave her first Primer used in 1912 in the Pt. Plea11111t Elementary Sehool, with Miss Ella Howard as teacher, lo the Virgil A. Lewis home . A sister, UU!an, al10 taught in Mason County at Dunlavy School nur Pliny In 1912, u well as their father, A. W. Asher . Plctwes of Yllrlous aections of Mason taken In 1911, were al110 given to tbe VlrgU A. Lewis home by Theresa Elizabeth Bletner Stoeckl, in memory of Edward Blelner, Sr ., family. Mrs. Stoeckl , Is Christy Bletner's sister, and Mrs. Russe ll Capehart's aunt. A potluck dinner wu strved at noon . Those attending Included Mrs. H. A. Ueving, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs . Landon Smith, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Earl Ingels, Sr ., Mrs. Robert Guthrie and Mrs. John Marshall. , ''--· Ma10a Persvaall Vernon Roush , Jr . an operaltng room n~se' ai' St. Joseph Ho1pital in Parkersburg, and Miss Gale Price, also a nwse at St. Joaepll, attended the 25th wedding aMiversary of his parents, Mr. and Mra. Vernon Roush, Sr., on SUnday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of Raceland, Ky . visited on SUnday, with hla aliter and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. ~ennan Ford, Fourth St., Mason . Mrs. Ford Is recuperating from aurgery at her home . Mr. and Mr1. Ruuell Capehart, and granddaugh ter, Miriam Sluon, went lO Columbus Airport on Sunday where plans were finalized lor the Waharna White Falcon trip to Mexico. 'Appibximately one hundred andtwo band members and !lOme parents will leave from there on Thursday. AI a part of Homemakers Week several of Mason Extenalon Homemakers will visit various ehurches tn· the ' area . On Sund1y, the following attended ehwch at Clifton United Methodlat and Included Mrs. Lester Johnson , Mrs. IAiarene Lewis, Mrs. MaLUda Noble, Mrs. WIU!am Zerkle, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. CecU Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart , , Mrs. Roberti Young , Mrs. Helen Wlllllms and Mrs. John MarllllaU. The Reverend 0 . B. Hatcher delivered the sermon. Knslin Powell. Mr. and Mrs. l.ewts Smith, Mrs. H~y mond Nt•l su n. Mr . ~nd Mrs. Dorsey Beulah Perry. Mr . and Mrs. Gra nvtlle Lyons. Mr. and Mr s. Hex Che adle ,and larmly, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Chea dle, Mrs. Mett<J f'i sher, D<~le Dye . Mr. and Mrs. An hur Crabtree ~nd Mr. and Mrs . Heed Jeffers, <~ II loca l. alon g wit h Mrs . Barba ra You ng. Cha rl est on, South Carolina : Mr. and Mrs . Fron k Vignea ult , Charleston, W. Va., and Miss · Cindy Reedy, Sout hside , West Virginia , Mrs. John 1Elma 1 Virginia . Mrs. John lEima ) Harper rEnid 1 HH rper and Mrs. Earl rOma 1Starkey are stste rs ul Mr. Casler. News Notes I H)· :limn Mnr.~hall ·I .I ·Brown with former Carpenter resident Mr.s . ·: Mason County 0 "- II. Reception hel[l in honor of ____ __ .................. ._._......._..., . , W~~sday,. M ay~fW!:!, 9- The D•UySentlnel,Middlei'Ort-Pomer~Y.o. ·'-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••., rl . - . - - ., CHICKEN THIGHS LB. ¢ CABBAGE •• ~ •••••••••••L~ .•• LB. PAR KAY··············· VALLEY BELL PLASTICGALLON $ 39 REGULAR OR DIET••• $ 09 2% MILK •••••••••••••••••• 7-UP BORDEN'S ASSORTED 8 PK 16 OZ. BTLS. CORONET 100 CT. PAPER PLATES········ COUPO N '.-:-- ~:J 't;. ~­L COUPON_ SUPERIORS BACON .. -! •Ill . . ·1 ::1 >I ¢ 12 PAK TWIN POPSICLES COUPON COUPON ELF DOG FOOD �10 The Dally Senttnt>1 . .1-l"ldleport-Ponll'roy. 0 ., Wednesday, May 10, 1978 Ohio Sauerkraut Festival, Wa)•nesville. Oct. 14-15 Apple But ter Stirrin ' Roscoe Village, Coshocton , Oet. 14-15 i\pple Butter . Festival, Burton, Oct. 14-15 Pumpkin Show. Circle,ille, Oct. tB-21 Fall F'eslival of Leaves, Bainbridge, Oct. 20-22 . Dayton l!oliday Festtval. Dayton , Nov. 2&-Dec. 17 Ohio's festival ~eason gets underway this weekend United Press lnt~rnatio nal Lo\'{'land's sixth a r lnu r~l Hentagc Fmr th ts wt~t'-kt· n J marks th e start of Oh•<• ·s fest t\ a! set~ .son . \\\'Ck mchnk• lhl' Barberton ('Jwrry Bl oSS01ll F'f'stiva l , llPc rcreek Dam Days at Wtlli ,unspor't, Dule11ner: DHys 15,000 persons an• l'xpe t·tt?d m Hamil tun Count) Hosl'nt• \" illagt' in ( 'o!ili (ll'tnn ~m d tht• C11irk en Fl~ ur~ Mn t ;rt H10 Grande . fnr thl' fair 's butt tor d m rnmg. A full sdwdul e of Ohio's <II S.• mt~ \\ ood spl!ttng, rug rn ~t kJ ng. w ea n n~ an d l'a rn n)o! ft•stm-tb lh1s demon str a ttons ~l r and J\lrs C. K{lg t·r r\esbltt Wi ll St'r\'t' as Cr·and Marohalls for th•• &llurdal nwrnt ru! parade . Tttt\rt• \l'tll \Ia) 1:1-ll nlso be l'<-~O Ot' ra t·~.·s orr t ht.• l.r tt lt> \1ramt H I \ ' l' l', lt \ ' t ' y t~<tr : l-kT'I tctgE' F~m . IJ.H't' land, ( 1ll'r ry Blossmn Ft•sti,·a l, l ~trlwrt n n, !\lay li-11 Dt•t~rc rt •t>k D~1111 0(:1ys Lost Al'ts and Cr 0ft s Festi va l, Pataska la, June lOll Nn t io na l Clay Wf..•e k Festi val. Ul~richsvi ll e. June 11-17 ll<•isey Gla ss Antiqu e Show, Newark. June 15- 18 Festiva l of the Fish. Vermilion, June 15-18 Swiss Cheese Festival, Mtddieficld , June 17-18 Zrule's Tr ace Commemora- Fes- tion, Za nesv ille, June 16-18 ''' al . Wtlltamspol'l . May 18- Teemnseh, outdoor drama, ~1 fl'l ebration , Colum bus, Jul y 4 Intmtational l.illy Show. Kingw<K"I Cen ter . Mansfield , .July 6-9 W a t~r Fes ti\lal , Huron. Jul y 7-9 Canal Days, Canal Fulton, July 7-9 Ohio Baseballllall of !'rune Celebration. Newcomerstown . July 13-!i · Miami Valley St ream Threshers Steam ~how and Heuniun. wndon , July l:l-16 Ohio Hills Folk Festival , Quaker City, July l:l-16 Crooksville-Rosev ille Pottery Festival, Crooksville. Juy 14-16 C1Jil!icothe. June 17-Sept. 3 ll llt'kt'n Fi)·ing Mf'rl , Hio Big Bend Regatta, internat'nt.N tcllnm ent SHtu nla' Crandt.'. ~lay 20 ti onal frog jumping contest. rn.l.(h t >trld ;;~u anl!QU\' anrl Du lr unn Da1 s. Ho;sc oe Pomerov . June 23-25 \ 'lihtg.t•, Cnstwctf)n, M<iy 20-21 cl.oissrc car slw ~.~. SwldU\' Owrry Fe;1ival. Bellevue. ;.t (~ons hl!lt' Ft•Stt val . New GreenE' Cou ntrie Tow ne F t·stJ\"Ois th~ folio." tn~ June 23-25 .StrmL'i\'tll t•. Ma~ 2~29 Festival, Greenfield, July 14Fes ti va l of the Arts . Old Faslnont•rl lcr ('rralll 16 Toledo , June 24-25 Ft-st11 al. lill ra . May 27-211 Air Fair. Vandalia, July 22Mid-Ohio Bl ueg ra ss Str:r wbt•rry h•stlval. r\ or- Festi val, Reynoldsburg, June 23 \\ alk. ;\lit ~ ~i-29 ~'es ti va l of Flight, 24-25 F ro ntll' r lb ~ s. i\'l ilford. Hinger Clasic, horseshoe Wapakoneta. July 23 .J UIIl' l-4 Annie Oa kl ey Days, tournamrnt , Greenvi lle . June Arts Aff<m '78. ('aplla l 30-July 2 Greenville, Juy 27-30 Squ lln'. Ctrlu m bu s. June 2-4 Pi oneer Days, Berlin, July Meso pot runia Ox Roast and ll ld l'ar ('lub Sprtng Vl••a Market, Mesopotami a. 23-29 Ft.'S! I\' aL LH!lt';t st L' r . Junt1 J-4 football 's Gr ea tes t Jul v 1-2 Sp r l n pl all lr.n ;Jis , rl r <tg W eekend, Pro Football Hall Music and i\rls Festival, OhH\ P 11 Wt 'r Co ll' .Soullwm 1<1Cllli.!. lk brun . .1tl!lt' S-11 of Fame, Canton , July 23-29 Westt'r\'i lle. Ju ly 1-2 Ohl\1 l'11al Cu. ,\ !-.t-.lgn 11f Spnlldt•st '7H. Ht L'hwonrl. Huck Finn Days, Marietta. Old Fash ioned July 4th E a:""~t 'r•11: .hl~h' ]!) l'elebratton. Ashville, JulJ· 1- July 30 l'l l'l' "::-;tL·<tlo. H ~lJ!'l t ' lm t11 Str·:n\'ht' n·~ F t·~t! r:ll. Tr(l;. . U.S. Open Junior Drum and l Paul S1nwn. l.ob ~ :uHl !!. ·"'"'' 10-11 Bugle Co rps Competition, lt h l\Ieigs Property Transfers Tillrllt t'rt111 :-.utJ l'tlt'Sll'J Sam uel H \I a.>. JL•an \ 1 M ;H !tr Samut> l H \ 1<1\ . .J~r<ln 1\1 \t a~. I .ol." ~ B, ~l. ltJnJ L't' Frt't'rl i1 I. \\ t•lb WliltHlll Ft l,,l l'r Wt'lb , lkbnrah MHI'Il' It t Huht'rl I OPEN 24 J)urh ' UX . DurH'U>: , .~ • :!iTt' . OI J\'l' Albt•rt Hill Jr .. Oril t-: Hill hJ Hnrwl.d J. Bro \\ mn~. Anna L. Bro w r11 n ~. 1:12 acre . Sus1e RHl1lnl' - HRS.A DAY S.uttun ~l ar~ \l ahlon C Eblen. E Eblen tu .\lark .-\ Otter. Lui. So:d1sbu r) - Po nle r tl ~ IJo) le :\ Smales. Ota na H Smttl('s to F'rt•da Buchana n. 3 <~ rr es. Ohn Sam flt ek;, Jr . :>!at1ha llhea rhrk> ,,, Bubb' G. Ha ck, 5.~76 acres. S<:t ll'nt. Hl)gf..'r Bl;:t c k . K aru l~ n Bla( k tu \1 i chtl el 1\. [; tJmorl' . D(•borah J Gtl nw n~. Parrel s. Hut land Tht~mas 0 St e\\ a rt. J (1£tn M Ste1\ art tn Zall~ B. Mr du r ~. Prarl t ; \kdurs. L~ ft.S and P<irtels. H utl~ nd \'tl!ag•· Zall) H ~l rd"" · Thr esherri1en 's · Convention , Burton. Aug . 4-6 Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale. Kidron, Aug. 5 Separatists Day s. Zoar. Aug. 5-6 Salt Fork Arts and Crafts Festival, Cambrid~e . Aug . 11 -13 All-Ameri ca n Soap Box Derby , Akron , Aug. 12 Rio Grande Bean Din ner . Hio Grande. Aug. 12 Ohio State !'air. CHiwnbus. Aug. 15-27 Bratwunt F estiva l . Bucyrus, Aug, 17-19 Ca nal Festival, Roseue Vi llage, Coshocton, Aug. 18-20 Li merick Bean Dinner, Limerick, Jackson County, Au~ . 19 Czech Days, Dtllonv al e, Au g. 19-20 Parade of the Hills, Nelsonville, Au g 20-26 River Days Festiv" l, Portsmouth , Aug. 30-Sept. 4 Swet•t Co rn Festival , Millersport. Au g. 30-Sept. 2 Mel on Fest ival, Milan . Sept. 2-1 T o mato F est ival , Heyno ldsburg, Sept . 6-10 Ohio Honey Festival. I<'ba- non, Sept. 7-9 Nelsonville, Oc t. ~ Stcrnwhec l Fes tiv al, Gourd Sit ow, Mount Gilead Mariett<1 , Sept. 8-10 ()(' I. 7-13 . Potato Festi val. Man tua , llolnt cs County Antiqu e Sept. B-10 ~·estiv a l ,. Mil le rsbur~, Oct, 7SlumptoYin Stt!am 8 . 'Dtreshers C.1ub, near New Bob Evans Farm Festival. Athens , Sept. 9-10 Hio Grande, Od. 1:1-15 Ohio Balloon Rally and Air Show, Mar ysVille, Sept. 9-10 Johnny Appleseed Festival, Libson. Sept. 14-16 • Pork Festival , Eaton, Sep( 16-1 7 Jelly Jamboree, Orrville, Se pt. 16-18 Nn Mhtll Ohio State Farm Science Hrview, Columbus, Sept. 1921 Special Mother's Day Jackson County Apple Festi val. Jackson , Sept. 20-23 Sale Now ln Progress ~tternati onal Mining and Stop In i\nd Save Manufa cturi ng Festiva! , ll e membcr, Mother's Llay Cadiz, Sept. 21 -24 Indi an Summer Arts and Is This Snntla v. May Wh Crafts Fes ti val, Mari etta , Even IIIII Hours Gy Sept. 22-24 Spec:ial Appointments Grape Jamboree, Geneva, Se pt. 23-24 OPEN DAILY Ohi o Wine Fes tival, 9: 00-5 :00 Morrow. Sept. 23-30 Phone 3~4-887 - 3112 Ohio Swtss Festival, Sugarcreek, Sept. 29-30 Wondeiful World of Ohio Mart , Akron. Oct. 5-,'l Col umbus Day USA , Columbus , Oct. 5-9 Paul Bunyan Show. YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER STORE Sub .\p 2. Hti!land Wl'ils Marion, Aug . 3.,1 Ohio Nat ional Bluegrass F~stival , Ottawa. Au~ . 4-6 htept Cloood Saturday Midnight Tll9 AM Sunday AD VER TIS ED ITEM POLICY l .tc~ pi ,,,~,lrif' r+ltLl~ l"'l ~""' H...1\ <I ' IJCIY•+ .O IO •cw w it! "' Hl'h 1+. '0114' Stort lfl"< ''"'' ll ' lll>le.l "' !h.\ tlf 0.1 + ...001~ t • t;~t n I' .,... do '"" OYI ot I I' l tl ~e> " " " 1., """ nf!e. '""' ,..._., <hol: ll .-,! • 1:'-""'"'' 'tn u vm,g1 '" ~ 11 1!1 11,., ,. 't' ' ' ' . . ...... lllfKI"''j l.... _. ....... , _. . ,. k _..., llf'!•llt f{)<l TO P<I'~.,. IO! ll>e ' "'- llf iiMO 11...., " ·~~ 0\1•~•1 ~ P'"-' ,.,l ~•n :kllllfl (0Pl l tGIH t'11 TH f 1(100(1 CO 11l M ~ J,fiJ{) " IC U GOOD jUI'IQ ,Il Y SUNDAY MA Y 1 Tlol r U U .IUIOA Y M" Y 1J il ll IN l'l'f IIUI Yf OU.I.Nllllf\ PINT ~ETU~NABtE BOTTLES ltll IIO HI 10 liMIT NO NI ~0!0 10 OI " I U S For This Sign Throughou.t The Store For Fantastic Savings On Kroger Brand Products E•~'>lh"~ ovu 1!1n tl I., "'f"' '~ oi " • ' l ~l ~ lr>< >01Y 1 11) 11~ '"'"'1~ 1 '"'J"OWOU ! ' "" ••• f>\1 ._ 1110 r,l<,l ,_ 1(>\l l" """I >epi.O· • ~ ()uo '" '"' ,..,, , 111~ "'~ ""' m J cu<n 1 >11• ,t~~e l>' f "du+ l fl ~<>(l 'IOIJ' CIII'C h.M I"'( ~ ""' ol "' '""l•uou"' br•ml $ 8 19 PIUS DII'OIIT Pearl G Il i'I:IIEH HEI.lJ REEDSVILLE - Students of Hiverview Elementary School will present a musical program, "Around the World_ in 80 Minutes" at 8 p.m. Friday in the schoo l auditorium. Grades one through six will be featured in song and dances from various muntries around the world . Scott Upt on and Scott Trussell, sixth graders. will emcee the presentation through Sesame S!. puppets. WelT~. Sand Ht d l; t' Hnrn!. ho:-,tt•d a dtnm~r for- l lt•r·ll la n Wt~rr~ IHt Ius H2ml lurthda... Cilllll\l' fS'IJ·~ ~1 ~~ ~ -\ 1\ tlt'rl · 1mg ~~ ne .\1 r and .\l rs Ph ill ip W t·:T~ .lr111l'l Edrlh' ~nd H;1~ \l r <md \1 r;-, Fn•d ~h-rr.\. f"h1p and .ll'lll. ~ 1 r cmil \ 1r" I Hill \ \ l'rr~ Dl'bbll' _rmd Tt1llliiJ~ . \'vt· rT~ H;tl ph ·Mr ;utd \1 1"'-1 .Jun \\ t' IT \ . )f l'nr~ W e r-r~ alld .J1in UOGU Gil ADI A I AIG f EGGS Roll43c· Kroger Grade A Medium Eggs ~00 S~ fl l ~ PER II Olt 4·Roll66c Fresh Cucumbers Kroger~ Pok Easy Dinners l-'k ;1111 H' W l·r·r~ \A a ... ('t Ht· fuw,J ' \ Jli !~L. $ HEAT 'N' SERVE MAIN DISH FROZEN . EXCEPT FRIED CHICKE N ~t1 · \~Mt C;JIImg dunng lh<: 11.1 :0 1\ t'l'f' ,\l i-~ 11 ~·1<-n Sk~tctrl. B1ll SiJI'don nnd .J1rhn WolfL· Mrs loyel v•lnt Danish Pastry ... lrogtr's Own Rich Swttt Troet. Modo ly Proud lrottr Bakers Atcording To Centuriu·Old lotipo . flUy And Tender ... Generously filled ... Tompti"fll Topped . And hen BoHtr Warm . Roral Viking Danish ...Only At Kroger. Botauso You Can Depend On Krqgor for Tho Boll Of Pillsbury -lb. Flour ...... . . .. Bag .\J r <IIII I ,\1r> l'htll tp 11 2 $ Dot. 19 LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE Ctn. -lb. Pak Pkg. UMI1 OM[ 6-Pik WIIH COUPO! UO !ISO AOOITIO!Il PUICHASI (IICIUOIIC THIS ITEM) ••!i·r"n" .\ 1t ·JIII J/'l;.tl I !h!'l't"frm • Ull<Jhlt • Look What Your Dollars Suy Here! liMII ONE CO UPO N PElt FANUl y CltPtli ctM ltl.. l llf I lUthi! l&t 1J ltrl SlliiU ll ln'lltli.U t!lll l lUt. IUU ·····-·-·······,......... . I t o.rtt~ 0 ' 3 Piece Uving Room Suite ,\'rt'E\D Fl \EllA I. \1 r:-; Kt•JHJt•th \h l.aughltn .a nd dt~u~hkr [lr·IJIJ! t" het\t' f l'tUJilt'd jru111 Hut kfurd. MHh ~dlt·n· t!t t·~ ~,,·n! fur tl li• funt'rnl !'J t 'l"\ ICL'~ rrf .\11'!-1 Fleece Napkins M rt ... 1ughltn'_.., unf'lt·. \\IIfo rd P rt·slt·r .Jr Thl'~ \~t·r t · ~H­ cur np;.nttlld by ;\l r:; l>w·t." ! l ( r!~ ·hng of Alnulo. ~ l r:-. Hon- Ct lld \>1 r ,HHI \-11:-. f ; tni;HotdJn~. r'111dh ~ 160·0 4 5 Pkg . lllf' 'J'\'SOfl BELKNAP BLACK ROOF PAINT Clover Valley Margarine 1·1b.3 9 ¢ Pkg . I I I I ~\ I n~~eJ{s~~ I Available Onlr In Stores With Deli's Hot foods Available II AM ·7 PM Captain's Choice Fish Dinner Fresh Strawberry $ lB h I I I I -01. Boxes Kroger Homogenized Milk ................ p~f,.~r I t1Mil180l!S WITH COUPO! I!D 17 50 AOOITIO!Al PIJICHIS[ I tEICt~~l~t IHISIHMI -I I I I I Of LIMIT O NE COUPO N PElt fA.MII 'I t..,.C.lltMI&tr i U IIINIIAI IIIfll SIIJI(IIt trf\ ICU\IIIUI I IQ lUll 0 '' -------····· I I H O MU T ~U Availabl e al : PICKENS HARDWARE Mason . w. va . ,. P:k 7 9 c Kandu Bleach Of I I I I I 1 0 SIIHCI rt ""ltMliiiiTII ItcAI. fll£,1 $39995 SliCED .. tB . 89• Whole Smoked Picnics ... Frying Chicken Thighs .. IA-IJ.ll . AVERAGE Whole Fresh Hams ........ lb. rtt ngcmcnt f rom th e The trip will begin with Sesame St. songs by grades one and two and grades two an d three will take the audience to the Philippines and Hawaii. fourth gradtrs will represent !he Alpine counl les and fifth graders will present Irish songs, skits, and dances followed by th e Latin American music by sixth graders. All student s will join for the finale , "It 's a Small World " following a special number by the fifth and sixth grade chorus. Cl assroom teachers arc assisling Maxine Whitehead, vocal music instructor, wilh . the directing and Jenn y Berkhimer will provide !he pian o a cc 0mp·an iment. Cu•1 iimtng is being made wtder the supervision of the room mothers. The public is invited. A free will offering will be taken . ;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::; The Montlors at the French Art Colony for lhls wet kend will be Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs. Gene Abels for lhe Saturday, I Ill! 3 p.m. watch and Dr. and Mrs. J-arry Spees lor the 3 till S watch. On Sunday the early watch wlll be shared by Mrs. Robert Moore and Mrs. Elsie Lu8k; the late duty by Mrs. Lee Lee and Mrs. Carl Woods. luxu rious tufted • 3 Piece Uving Room Su~e DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL MATCHING SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVE SEAT ~·-··~ DISTINGUISHED GUESTS- Mrs. Florence ll ic hartl~. standing left. back ruw. chapeau of the Meigs Counly Salon 710, Etghl and Forty winch celebrated its t:ll!t amn vcrsary Mon day ni~hl , is joined here by distiuguisiled guests and offlee rs, front , left tu nglll , Mrs. Audrey Claub, nHliona l pou vior member ; Mrs. MHry Marttn, natwn;:rl duldren and youth chai rman ; Mrs. Kay Steme~tis, dcpmtemenktllc seerctw re ; and back, Mrs. HH.: hards, Betty Horvath . dep~rtcmental rhe~ fwau; Mrs. Vi old Ateh holz. net tiona! Cen tral demi chapeau : i:t lld Mrs. Joy Bowmm1 dcparlcmenl.al l'aumulliiT . Mr~ . O iv~s ton I Banquet ]IMHtH Po rn ero y Top p r rce ... awlrmbe r Ca ll Kerr! Hanby I 44(J du<t ~ Fore ~ \ f-l ro l 01 ~ tor r d1ng 119/. 5965 or 8 57 0 announced for Friday "H"L' Off to Mum" will be the theme of the motherdaughter banquet of the Bradford Church of Christ F\idHv. The.dinner will be served in the rhurrh basement at 6::10 wtlh a program to follow hon urin K t he youngest, uldcest, and mother wtth the most family present. There will also be a special honor for an oul~ tanding mothe r. Grandmothers will present a style show, Mrs. Janice Ha ~gy will give a reading, "IVI1at b a Girl " and Mrs. ljnda Stubart and daughters will sing. Mrs. Barbara Emund. Uormi tory mother tt t Kentucky Chrisllon College, will be th e guest speaket·. DAUGl!TF:R BORN Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sdulling. Cuv in ~ ton . Ky . are announci ng the birth of a daughter. Kimberl y Renee , Sa turday. May 6. at the Sl. ~': Iizabet h HuspiJ.al in Covington . Mrs. Schilling IS the fo rmer Sandra Kay Cla twurthy of Mitldleport. The five puuntl, 11. ounce Infant, first child fo r Mr. and M1·s Schilling , is now in the intensive care utut of Children's Hospittt l in Cind nn a t1. Gnmdparents are Mr. and Mrs. llenry Clatwurthy, Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs . .Jacob Schilli ng , Lancaster . Gre"lgrandparent s ar c Mrs . Flossie Schilling and Mrs. Shir ley Spires, both of WOkcsville ; Mrs. Virginilt Kin~ Pomeroy , "''d Mrs. Margaret Cilttworthy. Middleport. Mrs. llenry Clalworthy is in Covington with the family . ' KAY ,\DKfNS SEI.ECTF:D bt~c u Ka y 1\ 1m ti\'t' of t harlcston. W. selcd cd \a . sht· graduat<-d from "Girl til the Vear" til the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Wt·st \"irginiu St.tlt• Cullt~ ,ltt' Adkin!'i has Hda Sigma. Phi Surority. Selt•diHn was madt• hy 10% DISCOUNT Wdl bl!y l p1ere or popul ar \'' Oit· uf tht• membership and \n& s <JJIItnUIItl'd at lht• rt•t'l'llt Founder's lluy rlinnrr. Sht· wali prrsc nttd a trophy. Mi ss kins is a teat'her atlht' K)'gt·r Cn·ek lligh S<'htiul . SEH VKE HEW ( ;J' ilV CS HJC Sl'J"\"IL'CS Wtil bt held at :1 p 111 . tuJily il l the llec ·h (;rove Cemt'lery fur MI ~S Vir gllllil F1shcr. da ughter nf Ute late ( 'harlcs 11tl Ida Kuehler Ftsher, Pomeroy rcsi denl':i . Funcrii l .~rvices for Mi58 Fi shl•r were /wid at 11 H./11 .. his mut·ning al Cha rleston. W. Va. l.ot:ill relat tve~ inelude Mtss P. nna Smit h and Mrs. Genevieve Mctnh ar l, cousins. Miss Fisher visited he1·e frequent ly with relatives. Phi Sorority in .lauuary 1969 and was atlive in the Alpha Alpha Chapter in Charleston. In Uta t t'hapter she served as prt•s id c nt , neurd ing ( Orn p lel o: h o u ~eh o ltl qu e~ Ne w uwd , o r o rr lo Mort1n ., Fu rn i't uu.> 'J (j f'J '1nd ~~ Mtddl e po r t Ph o11L' 941 0370 ( HIP WO OD Po le '> lll O ~ c!.o me wr 10 onlo rg(>!> l ~end $8 p€!r ron BUI ~dl ed ~lo b SO pe• ron Dc lr vc rc d to Oh• o Pol let Co 1<1 1 Pom e ro y 992 2089 1972 PONTIAC CAIALINA 992 74JJ 14J(J PLY M O UIH a ... e rho ul e d $300 ~ IOUJ Roa d 248 ') m d e~ from I o nq Bo n orn I (/7 I CADillA C HOORAOO Ucon e J<Ce llenl co ndrtion Ph o n e 99') 746 '1. · 1975 VW RABB I I Good co nd rllo n 28 000 rnil e~ $1500 Phone 997 7'140 PAIR FOR DRESS PAIR FOR CASUAL N o ti ce is t1er eby gtven th.:tl i n pu r su an ce o f a r esolution o f the Bo ard o f Educat ion ot ! he Eastern Lo c al Sc hool District a d opted on Mar ch 14t h . 1978, tnere w ill oe subm i tted to a vo te o t th e e lectors o f said 5( ho o l D 1Sir ic t at a Spec i al Ele c lion to be held there i n on Jun e 6, 1978 . at I he regular p la c e!> ol voting there i n , the ques1 10n ol levying a ta x 1n th e s um o t One H und r ed Forty Tho u sand Dol l ar s (Sl40 ,000 .00 ) per yt>ar to r One Y ea r , beginn 1n9 w1th a tevy on the 1978 lax l rst and d upl ic ate tor th e pu r pose ot Cu rr ent ex p ense s . o f I he Eastern Local SchoOl D 1s tr ic t to prevent th e t emporary Cl osi ng or p ermanen t clOSi n g o t on e or more sc hOOls wttl1 1n t he school di~tr i cl Th e est i mi'l·ted avera g e aClCllllonal la K rate ou ts1de o l lhe l rmitat ion 1mpose d by Sec t ion 'lot Art tc l e XII , O hrO Cons t i tulron . a~ certr fr ed by the County Aud tt o r is Ten mill s for ea c h one do l! ar Of valua t ion . wh rc h amount s to One Do l lilr lor ea c h one hundr ed dollar s ol valuatiOn The p olls tor sa 1d c 1cc t 10n will be open at~ 30 a n_l , an d remain open unt il 7 30 p m , Of sa td da y By order o f th e Boar d o t Ele c t1ons a t Me 1g s County , Ohio Ernest A Wingett Cha1 r man Doro l hy M Date d May Johnst on O i r eclor 8, 1978 ( Sl 10, 11 , 74 , Jt c "A CK YARD ) AL~ 1 /5 N ] rd A ve M 1dd lcpor l lhur'> dO)' lrrdO'( :,o 1u1dor 11 I ? IJ 8rg 992 J l](l ·tO II \:.' 1·{ GtGANII ( 6 Forn 1l y Porch So le Ror n or May t O 11 & I) 5hm e l ot~ olrr)£'11 ~ w o rnPn ~ ond chrldre n ~ clo thn 1g o ll .., r t • '~ ond 1111 ~c l o ng Bortom OhiO 4th hou se on loh from Pos r Ot h<e tO o rn ro 3 prn Good bo l r t e g o~<oo K s l ovc 5 10 f. OUR FAMII Y Yo1 d 5oiP. May 11 9 4 Rol p h Por J.. e1., CR 30 all f.(t I <horr l o t<; o ! clo thes pol ly s110ll e' Ot her us ef ul CALIFORNIA COBBLERS WEEKEND SALE Colors brown , blue. w hit e, & red . 2" heel , open heel or open heel and toe' 1 t ern~ f OU R ~A Mil Y Yord Sale t44 Mu lberry A ve11ue Pomeroy lhur ~ h 1 5,ol 10om Ia 4 pm Clolli1ng dr\llf•'> (urtorn~ lo mp s. w o ll to brr rlJh lu i ~ ol 1 1 1 r ~1 ONLY! rr e rn ~ SAlE !h ur~ 011d ft , q (trn tu f, pr11 (to thrng Or1 rl 111o~( rlf'll l\ A l\o 0 11!1que upr rq ht Vrc h olu o r1d l (.• co rd ~ $250 and on BA ~ (MI.NI O tlllqU(' WOidiOb(> $ 1QQ Car l h 1dlrng ~ rf'~1denc<; noll h o l Chcs le1 Ohto on ~ t ct1 c: Pr ! J rnd£·~ on Cou11 ty Rood 36 l oco tod or Pets for Sale HOO f HO ll O W Horw\ Buy >ell 11 0d (' Qr 1r o rr 1 No." ~'> nml u~ed ~o ddlt.> ~ Ru tli R<~ I' J+.:''> A than y (014 ' 69f:l 3 /QQ f.(I SINC ST AR K1 •111 1PI 8uur1 lr1r Indoor an d ou 1Uot.11 ru r 1~ GroortH n q a ll breed~ (1(1 011 ~ an11o r 'r' · lor:.d rl r(•) Clw~ fme Phon P i 6 14 t 307 01n SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR and GIFT SHOP W. Main Pom eroy , 0 . Mu Chapter and for the I)<I Sl two yeo1rs has bt·en n·t·urding Sl't'rdary . ATI'F:Nll WWDING Mr. and Mrs. Ch"l'les Bradbury an d 0 . P. Klein Middleport , ami Mrs. Manon Fugale and son. Fri:lnk. Athcn:oi, were ftll tullg Lhuse attendmg the wedding of f' nstgn Peter F. Klein . Jr. and Nancy Jean Harden ~atuniHy at the U. S. C'laval Ae<Hlcmy Chapel HI Annapolis, Mel . FOR MOTHER'S DAY Show her with cards and candy from Dutton Drug Co. BUY MOM THE BEST BUY RUSSELL STOVER On all women's Tennis Shoes, House SlippeiS, Bags, Shoes and Sandals. CANDY .........................--.................,...,....____.._.........__..._ ..._ .................. WOOD 'N TOGETHER . Low ' hands o me at )'OUr CALORIC ULTRAMAfiC® MICilOWAVE OV~N hmlor·table styling ... contrast i ng wood accented rndl t( by 1 ou ch i n~ numhers and '<'! Oftb. II h,h I Oio~ l ICinl'nlbt•IUlj( 1 11 ~1 wh,ll IO Slop In Today I do. f 'l\': ry fouJ riPrn (".J n (h,tnKt' rur.,r lrn~ ) Pt't'd~ l'Vf'IIWht lf• (t,I( J~ II11( i f',l!trrt 'S IVS w.JH ~ nortun.r l cm1km ~ p<~wt •r • ~ t.tHll t•'} St\•r•l lnwuw • l((•movdble GIJ~~ )prll 11 ~IY • f'ull· dhwn Obst•tvtl\lm • • l ltu rnln.l lf'd " P ro~ rarn " a C.t lm r<: l/lt r ... gs and arms and Lll\o''""' . soft cushton lll!l · ht• JU\ t u ~ht with lhC' Vtljirlblt• Powc1 )ek'<1or. cookt!'CI rlrKti JI do4.~ ,md lirnt.' l • "' upt•r W,tfr,l!lty , \t"l' you / llt•,rl<'r foe dl'l11rl ~ . CALORIC' $549 Reg . S599 CHAPMAN SHOES "Next to Elbtrfelds in Pomeroy" Newly 985 4197 st•t• rl't.ary, t•urrl'spuudiug scnl't<try <Jlld held various t·hairposiliuns. t\ftcr mm•ing to Ga llipoli s she transfcrn•d intu Xi Gamma ntURS.-SAT. and su per fl exib l e wood wedges f rom Footworks , just th e lOOk vou want f or t ne f un times ahead Topped in r ic h natural lea th e r l or the str a pp iesL happiest f oo tw ear t eet1ng going! T &n , N av y $800 PUBLIC NOTICE GOOD U5 H5 11a <t o r v. rth N o t ice i s hereby given lhat ' hy d ro u lr c 3 p i tutch 74/ 30 / 4 on the 1st drry o f May , 1978 , LOC AL G N~ o wn e r 1973 Do l sun 2 T he Mei gs Count.,. Boa rd o t $CA SH$ l o r p.mk { 01 '> f'ry e~ d uu r co upP 50 000 in de~ Alter Ment a l R e tardat ion adopted lru( k on a Auto Pari ~ Wre( kPr S [XJ pr n t al l 992 399 4 R ul es l or Not i f ica t i on o f j er v r r:. r~ l1r e so!e and Repou Meeti ogs to the Publ ic and lll75 MU ~ IANG G HIA P.S P B, Putlond 'f 42 2081 or PcrHr/ o rl N ews M edia pursuan t t o A ( ~ un r uu l AM FM fJ Hock 142 f./5 75, 12 1 22 , R C . lo r t he purpo sv o f ~· rr • r.-.o r L•crr wrndow de fogger es t ab l is hin g a me t hod f or an y CO IN~ ( U~HE:. N O to k er1~ o ld (.a ll o/t pr 5 pm 99') 6130 pe r son to de ter mine t he l1me poc ko t wat dw~ ond cho rn•, and place ot a ll requt ar 1 1 1/~ CHL V RO Lfl MO NTE Carl o ~ rl 11er and gold We need 1964 meetings and the t ime , p l a c e P 'J f' B A C 997 2628 nnd o ld e r '> fiv er { O rr1~ Buv •,ell a nd p urp ose of all !>pe ci al mee t in g s , t or mak. rng or trad e Cal l Hoger Worm le y 1966 MU ~ IANG J J I 4bbl Aul a p r ovisio n s tor giving advan c e 14/. 13:.1 I loh of e .o:hm $550 or be ~ ! o f no t ice of speci a l rnee t rny s to / l;' r ln le rP-.Ied coll(' r ~ o nly ne ws med i a tha t ha v e O LD CO MIC b ook ~ <hrldr (•n '• o h• ·r 5 pr n qcn 7995 re que s ted not!l icat ron and book s e tc PO B o~ 15 1 furt he rm ore for mak.tng Alh f'm O hro 614 593 H f:J9 n ot i fi calion o f all meetmgs at WAN! 10 BUY A l l1 ~ C halrncr~ ~arntJing Equipment which any spec if 1C typ e of D t4 D IS o r John Deere rrr pub l ic bus1ness 'I S to b e discusse d . T hese Rules are 1n good corr dii iO II 742 :n~ q 1qn 24 !r W1ld e n10~ ~ Compe1 a dd i t io n to any appl1 c ab le )pi t co nt o1ne d l (on toe! Ear l WAt-JilO 10 buy Good used l egal requ 1r emen t s Crl k e y f arr~ I C W H! s lurnber D1fl ere nt ~I lL' !> und Co p ies ot said Rules are f' orn<.-ro y Oh 10 avai lable at th e Oft 1ce o t l he l(' 11grhs 742 :J07 4 Ch airman a t th e Bo ard a t n·1e Coun ty Cou rt House NOI 1Ii c al10n ot both regular and speci al mee t ing s wil l oe 'NU DO UBL ~ WID~ M1dwo'r' posted on the Bull etin Board If YOU ho ve a >F'tvl( ' ' l o nl h='l in t he ha l lway on lhe Se cond trwl 1•r E.l(ce ll en t co ndrh on WO !Il 1 0 hrr y 01 ~ .-I I ~U II I\" 11 1 !1!,! F loor o l the Cou nt y Court ~ IJI II $6 000 134 3 1615 oe loo k 1119 l ur wo1k 01 H ouse whor(' vl.' r you II g\!1 r(1 \ul t ~ Mann 1ng D Web s ter . lo<; t('r wr th o ~..-.otr!\('1 Wort ! Ad Chairman Coll 9q7 1t56 MCiqS Co u nty PO RCH ~A l ~ o (rO'>~ lrorn V1\ ro rn Board of Mental Retardal ron l u ppm ~ Plorm May 11 17 13 9 5 WomP.n ~ ond bo·f ~ yvod ! Sl 10, li e clo lhrn g 01~ h c~ or1d m1~( Mdd1ed El •:.>ell p11d Bonttll" aJHl nwvcd lo Gallipolis in Sl-pl . 1975. Sht• jninl-d BtU. SiKm.a Auto ~ales NO ll l:M 100' large or tCJto ~ 111oll NGTICE OF ELECTION OF TA X LEVY FOR EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL DIST'R l CT THIS YEAR FOR MOM AGAIN INGELS ITU.RE Wanted to Buy Wanted to Uuy Oll> ~UHNIIUH!:_ 1 w b a x c~ br o ~ s bed ~ rr o11 bed ~ e l{ ~o m p l c te hou 5eh old.Ji. W11te M 10 M rller ~~ 4. fl orn~roy Ohro or co lt 9'12 77b0 rich lashloo Iabrie. they ICROGU COST CUTTER COUPON S Gal. Bucket "'"' llamptun, and Mrs. Julia llysell . It was noted that a check for $80.25 had been received from the Meigs Jun io r lli gh Sc hool in memory of Sherri Marshall. It is to be sent to Ot·. Gordon Young at the National Jewish Hospital for cystic fibr osis research . A thank you note was read from the Charles Marshall family . Mrs. M~:~rtin gave a re:;umc of the history of the Mci~s Salon noting that 1t sta rted in 1965 when · the late Esther Edgar was departemental chapeau. The chHrter was received on Aug. 10, 1965. During the past 1:1 years, the Sa lon has raised over $20,000 lui projeds. Total for children and youth thi s year is $1.203, with 949 hours of volunteer work. The Salon endorsed Violet Aichholz as a candidate fur national l'aum onier fur 1978-79. F:ndorsements were read lot· Mrs. Treva M. Riemink as candidate fur chapeau nationale. Intruducc'!l were Mrs. Mabel Brown, Gallia County past president of !he American Legion Aux · liiary; Mrs. Hichards. a past dbtnd presiden t of the American Legion Auxiliary; and Mrs. Graee Pratt and Mrs. Hazel Grant. salon chapea us. A donation of $100 was nlllde to the scholarship fund . Mrs . Marj ut·te Goe tt and Mrs. llampton had chat·ge of gifts fur the distinguished ~ uests who also received t'Orsage~ from the Salon. Mrs. Pearl Knapp handled the loot bags and Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Hysell were in charge of the door prizes with Mrs. Marie lloyd receiving a floral ar- lasting comlorl . 4PIGS. WITH COUPOII!O 1110 AOOiliONAl mtNASE I illCtUOI!C THIS ll[Mi I UMI1 ON( CO UltON ,[II FAMily I C.....~$MN, ..,, .., _,Iri.I U ltll I ' I ...................... Eatmore Biscuits TRADITIONALLY LOVELY MATCHING SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVESEAT •~.. o<S . Superbly cushion ed I Pkgs. Wt!h or Wtlhout Ftber I I I I I Eatmore Biscuits ' 0 1 l UllS Adinner party marking the 13th anniversary of Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, was staged Munday night at Trinity Church. Distinguished guesli; included Mrs. Betty Horv.ith , Ohio departemental chapeau ; Kay Stematis, departemental le sccretaire; Joy Bowman, l'a umonier ; Mary Martin . · na ti onal children and youth chairman ; Audrey Glaub, national pouvior member; and Violet Aichholz, national Central Division demi chapea u. They escorted were to the platform by Eunie Brinker . Ia concierge of the Meigs Sa lon. Also presented during the eve'hing were depar!emental committee members, Mrs. · Grace Shade, resolutions chairman ; Mi ss Errna Smith, lrophies and awards chairman ; and Pea rl Knapp, third ·member of the trophies and awards l'ornmittce. Guests present fur the dinner besides those named were George Glaub. grand correspondent fur Forty and Eight ; Joseph H01vath, Osby Martin , and Adam Martin . Greetings were extended to them by Mrs. Florence Richards, chapeau. The Happy Harvesters Class of Trini ty Church served the dinner fo llowing the invocation by Mrs . Rhoda Ha ckett. l'aumon ier . Trtbl cs wc rl' decorated in the red and white colors of the Salon. The business meeting openl'<l in ritualistic form wtth Mrs. Brinker posting the flag, and Mrs. Ha ckett giving the pra)•er . Mr s . Hil' har (t welcomed members from Vinton County 752; Vranklin County 333, Crawford Co unty 389 ; and Gallia County lil 2. 1\pp utnted to th t• Musical program slated at Riverview School ,\t edu rs lu Thum as 0 St t'Wa r1 . .Joan M Stewe~ rt , Pi.lrcels. Rutlrmti Fleece Towels Eight and Forty Salon celebrates 13th year Pomeroy Flower Shop. nominating f.'Uiruniltec were The June 5 meeting will be Mrs. Marie Boyd. Mrs. Lula held at the ca mp site of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes. Sugar Free 7·Up or Seven-Up 1011\l S Al iSF ACTIO N GU AAANl[ [ 11 - Thepaily Sentinel, Middleport:Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 10, 1978 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. THIS MOTHER'S DAY BUY HALLMARK CARDS ~.,. �10 The Dally Senttnt>1 . .1-l"ldleport-Ponll'roy. 0 ., Wednesday, May 10, 1978 Ohio Sauerkraut Festival, Wa)•nesville. Oct. 14-15 Apple But ter Stirrin ' Roscoe Village, Coshocton , Oet. 14-15 i\pple Butter . Festival, Burton, Oct. 14-15 Pumpkin Show. Circle,ille, Oct. tB-21 Fall F'eslival of Leaves, Bainbridge, Oct. 20-22 . Dayton l!oliday Festtval. Dayton , Nov. 2&-Dec. 17 Ohio's festival ~eason gets underway this weekend United Press lnt~rnatio nal Lo\'{'land's sixth a r lnu r~l Hentagc Fmr th ts wt~t'-kt· n J marks th e start of Oh•<• ·s fest t\ a! set~ .son . \\\'Ck mchnk• lhl' Barberton ('Jwrry Bl oSS01ll F'f'stiva l , llPc rcreek Dam Days at Wtlli ,unspor't, Dule11ner: DHys 15,000 persons an• l'xpe t·tt?d m Hamil tun Count) Hosl'nt• \" illagt' in ( 'o!ili (ll'tnn ~m d tht• C11irk en Fl~ ur~ Mn t ;rt H10 Grande . fnr thl' fair 's butt tor d m rnmg. A full sdwdul e of Ohio's <II S.• mt~ \\ ood spl!ttng, rug rn ~t kJ ng. w ea n n~ an d l'a rn n)o! ft•stm-tb lh1s demon str a ttons ~l r and J\lrs C. K{lg t·r r\esbltt Wi ll St'r\'t' as Cr·and Marohalls for th•• &llurdal nwrnt ru! parade . Tttt\rt• \l'tll \Ia) 1:1-ll nlso be l'<-~O Ot' ra t·~.·s orr t ht.• l.r tt lt> \1ramt H I \ ' l' l', lt \ ' t ' y t~<tr : l-kT'I tctgE' F~m . IJ.H't' land, ( 1ll'r ry Blossmn Ft•sti,·a l, l ~trlwrt n n, !\lay li-11 Dt•t~rc rt •t>k D~1111 0(:1ys Lost Al'ts and Cr 0ft s Festi va l, Pataska la, June lOll Nn t io na l Clay Wf..•e k Festi val. Ul~richsvi ll e. June 11-17 ll<•isey Gla ss Antiqu e Show, Newark. June 15- 18 Festiva l of the Fish. Vermilion, June 15-18 Swiss Cheese Festival, Mtddieficld , June 17-18 Zrule's Tr ace Commemora- Fes- tion, Za nesv ille, June 16-18 ''' al . Wtlltamspol'l . May 18- Teemnseh, outdoor drama, ~1 fl'l ebration , Colum bus, Jul y 4 Intmtational l.illy Show. Kingw<K"I Cen ter . Mansfield , .July 6-9 W a t~r Fes ti\lal , Huron. Jul y 7-9 Canal Days, Canal Fulton, July 7-9 Ohio Baseballllall of !'rune Celebration. Newcomerstown . July 13-!i · Miami Valley St ream Threshers Steam ~how and Heuniun. wndon , July l:l-16 Ohio Hills Folk Festival , Quaker City, July l:l-16 Crooksville-Rosev ille Pottery Festival, Crooksville. Juy 14-16 C1Jil!icothe. June 17-Sept. 3 ll llt'kt'n Fi)·ing Mf'rl , Hio Big Bend Regatta, internat'nt.N tcllnm ent SHtu nla' Crandt.'. ~lay 20 ti onal frog jumping contest. rn.l.(h t >trld ;;~u anl!QU\' anrl Du lr unn Da1 s. Ho;sc oe Pomerov . June 23-25 \ 'lihtg.t•, Cnstwctf)n, M<iy 20-21 cl.oissrc car slw ~.~. SwldU\' Owrry Fe;1ival. Bellevue. ;.t (~ons hl!lt' Ft•Stt val . New GreenE' Cou ntrie Tow ne F t·stJ\"Ois th~ folio." tn~ June 23-25 .StrmL'i\'tll t•. Ma~ 2~29 Festival, Greenfield, July 14Fes ti va l of the Arts . Old Faslnont•rl lcr ('rralll 16 Toledo , June 24-25 Ft-st11 al. lill ra . May 27-211 Air Fair. Vandalia, July 22Mid-Ohio Bl ueg ra ss Str:r wbt•rry h•stlval. r\ or- Festi val, Reynoldsburg, June 23 \\ alk. ;\lit ~ ~i-29 ~'es ti va l of Flight, 24-25 F ro ntll' r lb ~ s. i\'l ilford. Hinger Clasic, horseshoe Wapakoneta. July 23 .J UIIl' l-4 Annie Oa kl ey Days, tournamrnt , Greenvi lle . June Arts Aff<m '78. ('aplla l 30-July 2 Greenville, Juy 27-30 Squ lln'. Ctrlu m bu s. June 2-4 Pi oneer Days, Berlin, July Meso pot runia Ox Roast and ll ld l'ar ('lub Sprtng Vl••a Market, Mesopotami a. 23-29 Ft.'S! I\' aL LH!lt';t st L' r . Junt1 J-4 football 's Gr ea tes t Jul v 1-2 Sp r l n pl all lr.n ;Jis , rl r <tg W eekend, Pro Football Hall Music and i\rls Festival, OhH\ P 11 Wt 'r Co ll' .Soullwm 1<1Cllli.!. lk brun . .1tl!lt' S-11 of Fame, Canton , July 23-29 Westt'r\'i lle. Ju ly 1-2 Ohl\1 l'11al Cu. ,\ !-.t-.lgn 11f Spnlldt•st '7H. Ht L'hwonrl. Huck Finn Days, Marietta. Old Fash ioned July 4th E a:""~t 'r•11: .hl~h' ]!) l'elebratton. Ashville, JulJ· 1- July 30 l'l l'l' "::-;tL·<tlo. H ~lJ!'l t ' lm t11 Str·:n\'ht' n·~ F t·~t! r:ll. Tr(l;. . U.S. Open Junior Drum and l Paul S1nwn. l.ob ~ :uHl !!. ·"'"'' 10-11 Bugle Co rps Competition, lt h l\Ieigs Property Transfers Tillrllt t'rt111 :-.utJ l'tlt'Sll'J Sam uel H \I a.>. JL•an \ 1 M ;H !tr Samut> l H \ 1<1\ . .J~r<ln 1\1 \t a~. I .ol." ~ B, ~l. ltJnJ L't' Frt't'rl i1 I. \\ t•lb WliltHlll Ft l,,l l'r Wt'lb , lkbnrah MHI'Il' It t Huht'rl I OPEN 24 J)urh ' UX . DurH'U>: , .~ • :!iTt' . OI J\'l' Albt•rt Hill Jr .. Oril t-: Hill hJ Hnrwl.d J. Bro \\ mn~. Anna L. Bro w r11 n ~. 1:12 acre . Sus1e RHl1lnl' - HRS.A DAY S.uttun ~l ar~ \l ahlon C Eblen. E Eblen tu .\lark .-\ Otter. Lui. So:d1sbu r) - Po nle r tl ~ IJo) le :\ Smales. Ota na H Smttl('s to F'rt•da Buchana n. 3 <~ rr es. Ohn Sam flt ek;, Jr . :>!at1ha llhea rhrk> ,,, Bubb' G. Ha ck, 5.~76 acres. S<:t ll'nt. Hl)gf..'r Bl;:t c k . K aru l~ n Bla( k tu \1 i chtl el 1\. [; tJmorl' . D(•borah J Gtl nw n~. Parrel s. Hut land Tht~mas 0 St e\\ a rt. J (1£tn M Ste1\ art tn Zall~ B. Mr du r ~. Prarl t ; \kdurs. L~ ft.S and P<irtels. H utl~ nd \'tl!ag•· Zall) H ~l rd"" · Thr esherri1en 's · Convention , Burton. Aug . 4-6 Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale. Kidron, Aug. 5 Separatists Day s. Zoar. Aug. 5-6 Salt Fork Arts and Crafts Festival, Cambrid~e . Aug . 11 -13 All-Ameri ca n Soap Box Derby , Akron , Aug. 12 Rio Grande Bean Din ner . Hio Grande. Aug. 12 Ohio State !'air. CHiwnbus. Aug. 15-27 Bratwunt F estiva l . Bucyrus, Aug, 17-19 Ca nal Festival, Roseue Vi llage, Coshocton, Aug. 18-20 Li merick Bean Dinner, Limerick, Jackson County, Au~ . 19 Czech Days, Dtllonv al e, Au g. 19-20 Parade of the Hills, Nelsonville, Au g 20-26 River Days Festiv" l, Portsmouth , Aug. 30-Sept. 4 Swet•t Co rn Festival , Millersport. Au g. 30-Sept. 2 Mel on Fest ival, Milan . Sept. 2-1 T o mato F est ival , Heyno ldsburg, Sept . 6-10 Ohio Honey Festival. I<'ba- non, Sept. 7-9 Nelsonville, Oc t. ~ Stcrnwhec l Fes tiv al, Gourd Sit ow, Mount Gilead Mariett<1 , Sept. 8-10 ()(' I. 7-13 . Potato Festi val. Man tua , llolnt cs County Antiqu e Sept. B-10 ~·estiv a l ,. Mil le rsbur~, Oct, 7SlumptoYin Stt!am 8 . 'Dtreshers C.1ub, near New Bob Evans Farm Festival. Athens , Sept. 9-10 Hio Grande, Od. 1:1-15 Ohio Balloon Rally and Air Show, Mar ysVille, Sept. 9-10 Johnny Appleseed Festival, Libson. Sept. 14-16 • Pork Festival , Eaton, Sep( 16-1 7 Jelly Jamboree, Orrville, Se pt. 16-18 Nn Mhtll Ohio State Farm Science Hrview, Columbus, Sept. 1921 Special Mother's Day Jackson County Apple Festi val. Jackson , Sept. 20-23 Sale Now ln Progress ~tternati onal Mining and Stop In i\nd Save Manufa cturi ng Festiva! , ll e membcr, Mother's Llay Cadiz, Sept. 21 -24 Indi an Summer Arts and Is This Snntla v. May Wh Crafts Fes ti val, Mari etta , Even IIIII Hours Gy Sept. 22-24 Spec:ial Appointments Grape Jamboree, Geneva, Se pt. 23-24 OPEN DAILY Ohi o Wine Fes tival, 9: 00-5 :00 Morrow. Sept. 23-30 Phone 3~4-887 - 3112 Ohio Swtss Festival, Sugarcreek, Sept. 29-30 Wondeiful World of Ohio Mart , Akron. Oct. 5-,'l Col umbus Day USA , Columbus , Oct. 5-9 Paul Bunyan Show. YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER STORE Sub .\p 2. Hti!land Wl'ils Marion, Aug . 3.,1 Ohio Nat ional Bluegrass F~stival , Ottawa. Au~ . 4-6 htept Cloood Saturday Midnight Tll9 AM Sunday AD VER TIS ED ITEM POLICY l .tc~ pi ,,,~,lrif' r+ltLl~ l"'l ~""' H...1\ <I ' IJCIY•+ .O IO •cw w it! "' Hl'h 1+. '0114' Stort lfl"< ''"'' ll ' lll>le.l "' !h.\ tlf 0.1 + ...001~ t • t;~t n I' .,... do '"" OYI ot I I' l tl ~e> " " " 1., """ nf!e. '""' ,..._., <hol: ll .-,! • 1:'-""'"'' 'tn u vm,g1 '" ~ 11 1!1 11,., ,. 't' ' ' ' . . ...... lllfKI"''j l.... _. ....... , _. . ,. k _..., llf'!•llt f{)<l TO P<I'~.,. IO! ll>e ' "'- llf iiMO 11...., " ·~~ 0\1•~•1 ~ P'"-' ,.,l ~•n :kllllfl (0Pl l tGIH t'11 TH f 1(100(1 CO 11l M ~ J,fiJ{) " IC U GOOD jUI'IQ ,Il Y SUNDAY MA Y 1 Tlol r U U .IUIOA Y M" Y 1J il ll IN l'l'f IIUI Yf OU.I.Nllllf\ PINT ~ETU~NABtE BOTTLES ltll IIO HI 10 liMIT NO NI ~0!0 10 OI " I U S For This Sign Throughou.t The Store For Fantastic Savings On Kroger Brand Products E•~'>lh"~ ovu 1!1n tl I., "'f"' '~ oi " • ' l ~l ~ lr>< >01Y 1 11) 11~ '"'"'1~ 1 '"'J"OWOU ! ' "" ••• f>\1 ._ 1110 r,l<,l ,_ 1(>\l l" """I >epi.O· • ~ ()uo '" '"' ,..,, , 111~ "'~ ""' m J cu<n 1 >11• ,t~~e l>' f "du+ l fl ~<>(l 'IOIJ' CIII'C h.M I"'( ~ ""' ol "' '""l•uou"' br•ml $ 8 19 PIUS DII'OIIT Pearl G Il i'I:IIEH HEI.lJ REEDSVILLE - Students of Hiverview Elementary School will present a musical program, "Around the World_ in 80 Minutes" at 8 p.m. Friday in the schoo l auditorium. Grades one through six will be featured in song and dances from various muntries around the world . Scott Upt on and Scott Trussell, sixth graders. will emcee the presentation through Sesame S!. puppets. WelT~. Sand Ht d l; t' Hnrn!. ho:-,tt•d a dtnm~r for- l lt•r·ll la n Wt~rr~ IHt Ius H2ml lurthda... Cilllll\l' fS'IJ·~ ~1 ~~ ~ -\ 1\ tlt'rl · 1mg ~~ ne .\1 r and .\l rs Ph ill ip W t·:T~ .lr111l'l Edrlh' ~nd H;1~ \l r <md \1 r;-, Fn•d ~h-rr.\. f"h1p and .ll'lll. ~ 1 r cmil \ 1r" I Hill \ \ l'rr~ Dl'bbll' _rmd Tt1llliiJ~ . \'vt· rT~ H;tl ph ·Mr ;utd \1 1"'-1 .Jun \\ t' IT \ . )f l'nr~ W e r-r~ alld .J1in UOGU Gil ADI A I AIG f EGGS Roll43c· Kroger Grade A Medium Eggs ~00 S~ fl l ~ PER II Olt 4·Roll66c Fresh Cucumbers Kroger~ Pok Easy Dinners l-'k ;1111 H' W l·r·r~ \A a ... ('t Ht· fuw,J ' \ Jli !~L. $ HEAT 'N' SERVE MAIN DISH FROZEN . EXCEPT FRIED CHICKE N ~t1 · \~Mt C;JIImg dunng lh<: 11.1 :0 1\ t'l'f' ,\l i-~ 11 ~·1<-n Sk~tctrl. B1ll SiJI'don nnd .J1rhn WolfL· Mrs loyel v•lnt Danish Pastry ... lrogtr's Own Rich Swttt Troet. Modo ly Proud lrottr Bakers Atcording To Centuriu·Old lotipo . flUy And Tender ... Generously filled ... Tompti"fll Topped . And hen BoHtr Warm . Roral Viking Danish ...Only At Kroger. Botauso You Can Depend On Krqgor for Tho Boll Of Pillsbury -lb. Flour ...... . . .. Bag .\J r <IIII I ,\1r> l'htll tp 11 2 $ Dot. 19 LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE Ctn. -lb. Pak Pkg. UMI1 OM[ 6-Pik WIIH COUPO! UO !ISO AOOITIO!Il PUICHASI (IICIUOIIC THIS ITEM) ••!i·r"n" .\ 1t ·JIII J/'l;.tl I !h!'l't"frm • Ull<Jhlt • Look What Your Dollars Suy Here! liMII ONE CO UPO N PElt FANUl y CltPtli ctM ltl.. l llf I lUthi! l&t 1J ltrl SlliiU ll ln'lltli.U t!lll l lUt. IUU ·····-·-·······,......... . I t o.rtt~ 0 ' 3 Piece Uving Room Suite ,\'rt'E\D Fl \EllA I. \1 r:-; Kt•JHJt•th \h l.aughltn .a nd dt~u~hkr [lr·IJIJ! t" het\t' f l'tUJilt'd jru111 Hut kfurd. MHh ~dlt·n· t!t t·~ ~,,·n! fur tl li• funt'rnl !'J t 'l"\ ICL'~ rrf .\11'!-1 Fleece Napkins M rt ... 1ughltn'_.., unf'lt·. \\IIfo rd P rt·slt·r .Jr Thl'~ \~t·r t · ~H­ cur np;.nttlld by ;\l r:; l>w·t." ! l ( r!~ ·hng of Alnulo. ~ l r:-. Hon- Ct lld \>1 r ,HHI \-11:-. f ; tni;HotdJn~. r'111dh ~ 160·0 4 5 Pkg . lllf' 'J'\'SOfl BELKNAP BLACK ROOF PAINT Clover Valley Margarine 1·1b.3 9 ¢ Pkg . I I I I ~\ I n~~eJ{s~~ I Available Onlr In Stores With Deli's Hot foods Available II AM ·7 PM Captain's Choice Fish Dinner Fresh Strawberry $ lB h I I I I -01. Boxes Kroger Homogenized Milk ................ p~f,.~r I t1Mil180l!S WITH COUPO! I!D 17 50 AOOITIO!Al PIJICHIS[ I tEICt~~l~t IHISIHMI -I I I I I Of LIMIT O NE COUPO N PElt fA.MII 'I t..,.C.lltMI&tr i U IIINIIAI IIIfll SIIJI(IIt trf\ ICU\IIIUI I IQ lUll 0 '' -------····· I I H O MU T ~U Availabl e al : PICKENS HARDWARE Mason . w. va . ,. P:k 7 9 c Kandu Bleach Of I I I I I 1 0 SIIHCI rt ""ltMliiiiTII ItcAI. fll£,1 $39995 SliCED .. tB . 89• Whole Smoked Picnics ... Frying Chicken Thighs .. IA-IJ.ll . AVERAGE Whole Fresh Hams ........ lb. rtt ngcmcnt f rom th e The trip will begin with Sesame St. songs by grades one and two and grades two an d three will take the audience to the Philippines and Hawaii. fourth gradtrs will represent !he Alpine counl les and fifth graders will present Irish songs, skits, and dances followed by th e Latin American music by sixth graders. All student s will join for the finale , "It 's a Small World " following a special number by the fifth and sixth grade chorus. Cl assroom teachers arc assisling Maxine Whitehead, vocal music instructor, wilh . the directing and Jenn y Berkhimer will provide !he pian o a cc 0mp·an iment. Cu•1 iimtng is being made wtder the supervision of the room mothers. The public is invited. A free will offering will be taken . ;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::; The Montlors at the French Art Colony for lhls wet kend will be Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs. Gene Abels for lhe Saturday, I Ill! 3 p.m. watch and Dr. and Mrs. J-arry Spees lor the 3 till S watch. On Sunday the early watch wlll be shared by Mrs. Robert Moore and Mrs. Elsie Lu8k; the late duty by Mrs. Lee Lee and Mrs. Carl Woods. luxu rious tufted • 3 Piece Uving Room Su~e DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL MATCHING SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVE SEAT ~·-··~ DISTINGUISHED GUESTS- Mrs. Florence ll ic hartl~. standing left. back ruw. chapeau of the Meigs Counly Salon 710, Etghl and Forty winch celebrated its t:ll!t amn vcrsary Mon day ni~hl , is joined here by distiuguisiled guests and offlee rs, front , left tu nglll , Mrs. Audrey Claub, nHliona l pou vior member ; Mrs. MHry Marttn, natwn;:rl duldren and youth chai rman ; Mrs. Kay Steme~tis, dcpmtemenktllc seerctw re ; and back, Mrs. HH.: hards, Betty Horvath . dep~rtcmental rhe~ fwau; Mrs. Vi old Ateh holz. net tiona! Cen tral demi chapeau : i:t lld Mrs. Joy Bowmm1 dcparlcmenl.al l'aumulliiT . Mr~ . O iv~s ton I Banquet ]IMHtH Po rn ero y Top p r rce ... awlrmbe r Ca ll Kerr! Hanby I 44(J du<t ~ Fore ~ \ f-l ro l 01 ~ tor r d1ng 119/. 5965 or 8 57 0 announced for Friday "H"L' Off to Mum" will be the theme of the motherdaughter banquet of the Bradford Church of Christ F\idHv. The.dinner will be served in the rhurrh basement at 6::10 wtlh a program to follow hon urin K t he youngest, uldcest, and mother wtth the most family present. There will also be a special honor for an oul~ tanding mothe r. Grandmothers will present a style show, Mrs. Janice Ha ~gy will give a reading, "IVI1at b a Girl " and Mrs. ljnda Stubart and daughters will sing. Mrs. Barbara Emund. Uormi tory mother tt t Kentucky Chrisllon College, will be th e guest speaket·. DAUGl!TF:R BORN Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sdulling. Cuv in ~ ton . Ky . are announci ng the birth of a daughter. Kimberl y Renee , Sa turday. May 6. at the Sl. ~': Iizabet h HuspiJ.al in Covington . Mrs. Schilling IS the fo rmer Sandra Kay Cla twurthy of Mitldleport. The five puuntl, 11. ounce Infant, first child fo r Mr. and M1·s Schilling , is now in the intensive care utut of Children's Hospittt l in Cind nn a t1. Gnmdparents are Mr. and Mrs. llenry Clatwurthy, Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs . .Jacob Schilli ng , Lancaster . Gre"lgrandparent s ar c Mrs . Flossie Schilling and Mrs. Shir ley Spires, both of WOkcsville ; Mrs. Virginilt Kin~ Pomeroy , "''d Mrs. Margaret Cilttworthy. Middleport. Mrs. llenry Clalworthy is in Covington with the family . ' KAY ,\DKfNS SEI.ECTF:D bt~c u Ka y 1\ 1m ti\'t' of t harlcston. W. selcd cd \a . sht· graduat<-d from "Girl til the Vear" til the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Wt·st \"irginiu St.tlt• Cullt~ ,ltt' Adkin!'i has Hda Sigma. Phi Surority. Selt•diHn was madt• hy 10% DISCOUNT Wdl bl!y l p1ere or popul ar \'' Oit· uf tht• membership and \n& s <JJIItnUIItl'd at lht• rt•t'l'llt Founder's lluy rlinnrr. Sht· wali prrsc nttd a trophy. Mi ss kins is a teat'her atlht' K)'gt·r Cn·ek lligh S<'htiul . SEH VKE HEW ( ;J' ilV CS HJC Sl'J"\"IL'CS Wtil bt held at :1 p 111 . tuJily il l the llec ·h (;rove Cemt'lery fur MI ~S Vir gllllil F1shcr. da ughter nf Ute late ( 'harlcs 11tl Ida Kuehler Ftsher, Pomeroy rcsi denl':i . Funcrii l .~rvices for Mi58 Fi shl•r were /wid at 11 H./11 .. his mut·ning al Cha rleston. W. Va. l.ot:ill relat tve~ inelude Mtss P. nna Smit h and Mrs. Genevieve Mctnh ar l, cousins. Miss Fisher visited he1·e frequent ly with relatives. Phi Sorority in .lauuary 1969 and was atlive in the Alpha Alpha Chapter in Charleston. In Uta t t'hapter she served as prt•s id c nt , neurd ing ( Orn p lel o: h o u ~eh o ltl qu e~ Ne w uwd , o r o rr lo Mort1n ., Fu rn i't uu.> 'J (j f'J '1nd ~~ Mtddl e po r t Ph o11L' 941 0370 ( HIP WO OD Po le '> lll O ~ c!.o me wr 10 onlo rg(>!> l ~end $8 p€!r ron BUI ~dl ed ~lo b SO pe• ron Dc lr vc rc d to Oh• o Pol let Co 1<1 1 Pom e ro y 992 2089 1972 PONTIAC CAIALINA 992 74JJ 14J(J PLY M O UIH a ... e rho ul e d $300 ~ IOUJ Roa d 248 ') m d e~ from I o nq Bo n orn I (/7 I CADillA C HOORAOO Ucon e J<Ce llenl co ndrtion Ph o n e 99') 746 '1. · 1975 VW RABB I I Good co nd rllo n 28 000 rnil e~ $1500 Phone 997 7'140 PAIR FOR DRESS PAIR FOR CASUAL N o ti ce is t1er eby gtven th.:tl i n pu r su an ce o f a r esolution o f the Bo ard o f Educat ion ot ! he Eastern Lo c al Sc hool District a d opted on Mar ch 14t h . 1978, tnere w ill oe subm i tted to a vo te o t th e e lectors o f said 5( ho o l D 1Sir ic t at a Spec i al Ele c lion to be held there i n on Jun e 6, 1978 . at I he regular p la c e!> ol voting there i n , the ques1 10n ol levying a ta x 1n th e s um o t One H und r ed Forty Tho u sand Dol l ar s (Sl40 ,000 .00 ) per yt>ar to r One Y ea r , beginn 1n9 w1th a tevy on the 1978 lax l rst and d upl ic ate tor th e pu r pose ot Cu rr ent ex p ense s . o f I he Eastern Local SchoOl D 1s tr ic t to prevent th e t emporary Cl osi ng or p ermanen t clOSi n g o t on e or more sc hOOls wttl1 1n t he school di~tr i cl Th e est i mi'l·ted avera g e aClCllllonal la K rate ou ts1de o l lhe l rmitat ion 1mpose d by Sec t ion 'lot Art tc l e XII , O hrO Cons t i tulron . a~ certr fr ed by the County Aud tt o r is Ten mill s for ea c h one do l! ar Of valua t ion . wh rc h amount s to One Do l lilr lor ea c h one hundr ed dollar s ol valuatiOn The p olls tor sa 1d c 1cc t 10n will be open at~ 30 a n_l , an d remain open unt il 7 30 p m , Of sa td da y By order o f th e Boar d o t Ele c t1ons a t Me 1g s County , Ohio Ernest A Wingett Cha1 r man Doro l hy M Date d May Johnst on O i r eclor 8, 1978 ( Sl 10, 11 , 74 , Jt c "A CK YARD ) AL~ 1 /5 N ] rd A ve M 1dd lcpor l lhur'> dO)' lrrdO'( :,o 1u1dor 11 I ? IJ 8rg 992 J l](l ·tO II \:.' 1·{ GtGANII ( 6 Forn 1l y Porch So le Ror n or May t O 11 & I) 5hm e l ot~ olrr)£'11 ~ w o rnPn ~ ond chrldre n ~ clo thn 1g o ll .., r t • '~ ond 1111 ~c l o ng Bortom OhiO 4th hou se on loh from Pos r Ot h<e tO o rn ro 3 prn Good bo l r t e g o~<oo K s l ovc 5 10 f. OUR FAMII Y Yo1 d 5oiP. May 11 9 4 Rol p h Por J.. e1., CR 30 all f.(t I <horr l o t<; o ! clo thes pol ly s110ll e' Ot her us ef ul CALIFORNIA COBBLERS WEEKEND SALE Colors brown , blue. w hit e, & red . 2" heel , open heel or open heel and toe' 1 t ern~ f OU R ~A Mil Y Yord Sale t44 Mu lberry A ve11ue Pomeroy lhur ~ h 1 5,ol 10om Ia 4 pm Clolli1ng dr\llf•'> (urtorn~ lo mp s. w o ll to brr rlJh lu i ~ ol 1 1 1 r ~1 ONLY! rr e rn ~ SAlE !h ur~ 011d ft , q (trn tu f, pr11 (to thrng Or1 rl 111o~( rlf'll l\ A l\o 0 11!1que upr rq ht Vrc h olu o r1d l (.• co rd ~ $250 and on BA ~ (MI.NI O tlllqU(' WOidiOb(> $ 1QQ Car l h 1dlrng ~ rf'~1denc<; noll h o l Chcs le1 Ohto on ~ t ct1 c: Pr ! J rnd£·~ on Cou11 ty Rood 36 l oco tod or Pets for Sale HOO f HO ll O W Horw\ Buy >ell 11 0d (' Qr 1r o rr 1 No." ~'> nml u~ed ~o ddlt.> ~ Ru tli R<~ I' J+.:''> A than y (014 ' 69f:l 3 /QQ f.(I SINC ST AR K1 •111 1PI 8uur1 lr1r Indoor an d ou 1Uot.11 ru r 1~ GroortH n q a ll breed~ (1(1 011 ~ an11o r 'r' · lor:.d rl r(•) Clw~ fme Phon P i 6 14 t 307 01n SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR and GIFT SHOP W. Main Pom eroy , 0 . Mu Chapter and for the I)<I Sl two yeo1rs has bt·en n·t·urding Sl't'rdary . ATI'F:Nll WWDING Mr. and Mrs. Ch"l'les Bradbury an d 0 . P. Klein Middleport , ami Mrs. Manon Fugale and son. Fri:lnk. Athcn:oi, were ftll tullg Lhuse attendmg the wedding of f' nstgn Peter F. Klein . Jr. and Nancy Jean Harden ~atuniHy at the U. S. C'laval Ae<Hlcmy Chapel HI Annapolis, Mel . FOR MOTHER'S DAY Show her with cards and candy from Dutton Drug Co. BUY MOM THE BEST BUY RUSSELL STOVER On all women's Tennis Shoes, House SlippeiS, Bags, Shoes and Sandals. CANDY .........................--.................,...,....____.._.........__..._ ..._ .................. WOOD 'N TOGETHER . Low ' hands o me at )'OUr CALORIC ULTRAMAfiC® MICilOWAVE OV~N hmlor·table styling ... contrast i ng wood accented rndl t( by 1 ou ch i n~ numhers and '<'! Oftb. II h,h I Oio~ l ICinl'nlbt•IUlj( 1 11 ~1 wh,ll IO Slop In Today I do. f 'l\': ry fouJ riPrn (".J n (h,tnKt' rur.,r lrn~ ) Pt't'd~ l'Vf'IIWht lf• (t,I( J~ II11( i f',l!trrt 'S IVS w.JH ~ nortun.r l cm1km ~ p<~wt •r • ~ t.tHll t•'} St\•r•l lnwuw • l((•movdble GIJ~~ )prll 11 ~IY • f'ull· dhwn Obst•tvtl\lm • • l ltu rnln.l lf'd " P ro~ rarn " a C.t lm r<: l/lt r ... gs and arms and Lll\o''""' . soft cushton lll!l · ht• JU\ t u ~ht with lhC' Vtljirlblt• Powc1 )ek'<1or. cookt!'CI rlrKti JI do4.~ ,md lirnt.' l • "' upt•r W,tfr,l!lty , \t"l' you / llt•,rl<'r foe dl'l11rl ~ . CALORIC' $549 Reg . S599 CHAPMAN SHOES "Next to Elbtrfelds in Pomeroy" Newly 985 4197 st•t• rl't.ary, t•urrl'spuudiug scnl't<try <Jlld held various t·hairposiliuns. t\ftcr mm•ing to Ga llipoli s she transfcrn•d intu Xi Gamma ntURS.-SAT. and su per fl exib l e wood wedges f rom Footworks , just th e lOOk vou want f or t ne f un times ahead Topped in r ic h natural lea th e r l or the str a pp iesL happiest f oo tw ear t eet1ng going! T &n , N av y $800 PUBLIC NOTICE GOOD U5 H5 11a <t o r v. rth N o t ice i s hereby given lhat ' hy d ro u lr c 3 p i tutch 74/ 30 / 4 on the 1st drry o f May , 1978 , LOC AL G N~ o wn e r 1973 Do l sun 2 T he Mei gs Count.,. Boa rd o t $CA SH$ l o r p.mk { 01 '> f'ry e~ d uu r co upP 50 000 in de~ Alter Ment a l R e tardat ion adopted lru( k on a Auto Pari ~ Wre( kPr S [XJ pr n t al l 992 399 4 R ul es l or Not i f ica t i on o f j er v r r:. r~ l1r e so!e and Repou Meeti ogs to the Publ ic and lll75 MU ~ IANG G HIA P.S P B, Putlond 'f 42 2081 or PcrHr/ o rl N ews M edia pursuan t t o A ( ~ un r uu l AM FM fJ Hock 142 f./5 75, 12 1 22 , R C . lo r t he purpo sv o f ~· rr • r.-.o r L•crr wrndow de fogger es t ab l is hin g a me t hod f or an y CO IN~ ( U~HE:. N O to k er1~ o ld (.a ll o/t pr 5 pm 99') 6130 pe r son to de ter mine t he l1me poc ko t wat dw~ ond cho rn•, and place ot a ll requt ar 1 1 1/~ CHL V RO Lfl MO NTE Carl o ~ rl 11er and gold We need 1964 meetings and the t ime , p l a c e P 'J f' B A C 997 2628 nnd o ld e r '> fiv er { O rr1~ Buv •,ell a nd p urp ose of all !>pe ci al mee t in g s , t or mak. rng or trad e Cal l Hoger Worm le y 1966 MU ~ IANG J J I 4bbl Aul a p r ovisio n s tor giving advan c e 14/. 13:.1 I loh of e .o:hm $550 or be ~ ! o f no t ice of speci a l rnee t rny s to / l;' r ln le rP-.Ied coll(' r ~ o nly ne ws med i a tha t ha v e O LD CO MIC b ook ~ <hrldr (•n '• o h• ·r 5 pr n qcn 7995 re que s ted not!l icat ron and book s e tc PO B o~ 15 1 furt he rm ore for mak.tng Alh f'm O hro 614 593 H f:J9 n ot i fi calion o f all meetmgs at WAN! 10 BUY A l l1 ~ C halrncr~ ~arntJing Equipment which any spec if 1C typ e of D t4 D IS o r John Deere rrr pub l ic bus1ness 'I S to b e discusse d . T hese Rules are 1n good corr dii iO II 742 :n~ q 1qn 24 !r W1ld e n10~ ~ Compe1 a dd i t io n to any appl1 c ab le )pi t co nt o1ne d l (on toe! Ear l WAt-JilO 10 buy Good used l egal requ 1r emen t s Crl k e y f arr~ I C W H! s lurnber D1fl ere nt ~I lL' !> und Co p ies ot said Rules are f' orn<.-ro y Oh 10 avai lable at th e Oft 1ce o t l he l(' 11grhs 742 :J07 4 Ch airman a t th e Bo ard a t n·1e Coun ty Cou rt House NOI 1Ii c al10n ot both regular and speci al mee t ing s wil l oe 'NU DO UBL ~ WID~ M1dwo'r' posted on the Bull etin Board If YOU ho ve a >F'tvl( ' ' l o nl h='l in t he ha l lway on lhe Se cond trwl 1•r E.l(ce ll en t co ndrh on WO !Il 1 0 hrr y 01 ~ .-I I ~U II I\" 11 1 !1!,! F loor o l the Cou nt y Court ~ IJI II $6 000 134 3 1615 oe loo k 1119 l ur wo1k 01 H ouse whor(' vl.' r you II g\!1 r(1 \ul t ~ Mann 1ng D Web s ter . lo<; t('r wr th o ~..-.otr!\('1 Wort ! Ad Chairman Coll 9q7 1t56 MCiqS Co u nty PO RCH ~A l ~ o (rO'>~ lrorn V1\ ro rn Board of Mental Retardal ron l u ppm ~ Plorm May 11 17 13 9 5 WomP.n ~ ond bo·f ~ yvod ! Sl 10, li e clo lhrn g 01~ h c~ or1d m1~( Mdd1ed El •:.>ell p11d Bonttll" aJHl nwvcd lo Gallipolis in Sl-pl . 1975. Sht• jninl-d BtU. SiKm.a Auto ~ales NO ll l:M 100' large or tCJto ~ 111oll NGTICE OF ELECTION OF TA X LEVY FOR EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL DIST'R l CT THIS YEAR FOR MOM AGAIN INGELS ITU.RE Wanted to Buy Wanted to Uuy Oll> ~UHNIIUH!:_ 1 w b a x c~ br o ~ s bed ~ rr o11 bed ~ e l{ ~o m p l c te hou 5eh old.Ji. W11te M 10 M rller ~~ 4. fl orn~roy Ohro or co lt 9'12 77b0 rich lashloo Iabrie. they ICROGU COST CUTTER COUPON S Gal. Bucket "'"' llamptun, and Mrs. Julia llysell . It was noted that a check for $80.25 had been received from the Meigs Jun io r lli gh Sc hool in memory of Sherri Marshall. It is to be sent to Ot·. Gordon Young at the National Jewish Hospital for cystic fibr osis research . A thank you note was read from the Charles Marshall family . Mrs. M~:~rtin gave a re:;umc of the history of the Mci~s Salon noting that 1t sta rted in 1965 when · the late Esther Edgar was departemental chapeau. The chHrter was received on Aug. 10, 1965. During the past 1:1 years, the Sa lon has raised over $20,000 lui projeds. Total for children and youth thi s year is $1.203, with 949 hours of volunteer work. The Salon endorsed Violet Aichholz as a candidate fur national l'aum onier fur 1978-79. F:ndorsements were read lot· Mrs. Treva M. Riemink as candidate fur chapeau nationale. Intruducc'!l were Mrs. Mabel Brown, Gallia County past president of !he American Legion Aux · liiary; Mrs. Hichards. a past dbtnd presiden t of the American Legion Auxiliary; and Mrs. Graee Pratt and Mrs. Hazel Grant. salon chapea us. A donation of $100 was nlllde to the scholarship fund . Mrs . Marj ut·te Goe tt and Mrs. llampton had chat·ge of gifts fur the distinguished ~ uests who also received t'Orsage~ from the Salon. Mrs. Pearl Knapp handled the loot bags and Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Hysell were in charge of the door prizes with Mrs. Marie lloyd receiving a floral ar- lasting comlorl . 4PIGS. WITH COUPOII!O 1110 AOOiliONAl mtNASE I illCtUOI!C THIS ll[Mi I UMI1 ON( CO UltON ,[II FAMily I C.....~$MN, ..,, .., _,Iri.I U ltll I ' I ...................... Eatmore Biscuits TRADITIONALLY LOVELY MATCHING SOFA, CHAIR AND LOVESEAT •~.. o<S . Superbly cushion ed I Pkgs. Wt!h or Wtlhout Ftber I I I I I Eatmore Biscuits ' 0 1 l UllS Adinner party marking the 13th anniversary of Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, was staged Munday night at Trinity Church. Distinguished guesli; included Mrs. Betty Horv.ith , Ohio departemental chapeau ; Kay Stematis, departemental le sccretaire; Joy Bowman, l'a umonier ; Mary Martin . · na ti onal children and youth chairman ; Audrey Glaub, national pouvior member; and Violet Aichholz, national Central Division demi chapea u. They escorted were to the platform by Eunie Brinker . Ia concierge of the Meigs Sa lon. Also presented during the eve'hing were depar!emental committee members, Mrs. · Grace Shade, resolutions chairman ; Mi ss Errna Smith, lrophies and awards chairman ; and Pea rl Knapp, third ·member of the trophies and awards l'ornmittce. Guests present fur the dinner besides those named were George Glaub. grand correspondent fur Forty and Eight ; Joseph H01vath, Osby Martin , and Adam Martin . Greetings were extended to them by Mrs. Florence Richards, chapeau. The Happy Harvesters Class of Trini ty Church served the dinner fo llowing the invocation by Mrs . Rhoda Ha ckett. l'aumon ier . Trtbl cs wc rl' decorated in the red and white colors of the Salon. The business meeting openl'<l in ritualistic form wtth Mrs. Brinker posting the flag, and Mrs. Ha ckett giving the pra)•er . Mr s . Hil' har (t welcomed members from Vinton County 752; Vranklin County 333, Crawford Co unty 389 ; and Gallia County lil 2. 1\pp utnted to th t• Musical program slated at Riverview School ,\t edu rs lu Thum as 0 St t'Wa r1 . .Joan M Stewe~ rt , Pi.lrcels. Rutlrmti Fleece Towels Eight and Forty Salon celebrates 13th year Pomeroy Flower Shop. nominating f.'Uiruniltec were The June 5 meeting will be Mrs. Marie Boyd. Mrs. Lula held at the ca mp site of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes. Sugar Free 7·Up or Seven-Up 1011\l S Al iSF ACTIO N GU AAANl[ [ 11 - Thepaily Sentinel, Middleport:Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 10, 1978 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. THIS MOTHER'S DAY BUY HALLMARK CARDS ~.,. �13- The Daily Sentmet, Middleport·Pomeroy 0 . Wed nesday M·11. 10 1"78 TRACY ' ' ' ' '. ' ", · 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesda), Moy 10, 1978 WANT AD CHARGES Havi ng purchased a la rger motor hom e will sacri fice this one. 77 Dodge, 8 ,000 miles , 1812 ft.. 360 V-8, arr, AM - FM tape , sleeps 6, CB , ga s-etec. stove . ref. , tu r. , ht r ., shower, dual battery . 30 ga 1-wtr . tnk .- 2 hold rn_ks. Ex. cond . Ca ll da ytime M on .. Fn . on ly H. C. Peery , New Haven , Ph . 304 -882 - 15 Vlur ·rl.,,~ Llu•h•r I <~~It I \Ia~ f 'lt, IIL:I llkl 2dli~~ .! d<t \ ~ fit!.,;:. Want Ads T~rn Unwanted Items Into Cash FOR SALE MOTOR HOME I .!~ 1 ~-I 1&1 "' ~~ 1 r•l I;;, Eadr Wtt l 'd tl \"1' 1 lht• ll ll llllllllllt Lt \I OI"li~ l:> 4 ll'llb jM.'I' 14 ntd jH.'I \l,rl Atl• n.ll tlllll.l-! utlwr th.lll t••n...,,·rrttl , ili,~, "'tlllw dt ar ~:~.-~1 .tl !Itt· I 1!,11 I iilr lu nwmun. { on! HI l!r .. nk• .~ud ( l~tlu;u·~ l).(t'IIL~ pt•t ll o<l t l $.11111 B ~ 5 MOB il~ HOMb l't N~> l~on I'I '.'> IJUI IMI.J k fr11 l)lt ttt •ll d ll t>ll!' rtr1 1•1 W A ll~ W~ll d rrl!r11g lt'i'l UN'r twn PlHWr t·!~2-!loil• 00 YOU nl't•d g rovC'P loll 7J l 111 Oor ~ r fl J /ti~ Uo/r.,o>•6p11r WAGON WORKS \ 1•0111 1111 S<1!11r d,r\ Now Op en in Mason ruc,t!.n lhn.1 F r Hi, rl 9 West -Horton Street -II ' i ·l th r· ol.!l trdut I' prd;IJ• .r\r••ll Op e ning Specia ls Good lhru May 1Jth StulJ·'·' I I' 1\1 ~r rJ<r.r iilkru,"'ll Free mspectto n of rgnition, poinh se tting { dwell and condtfto n resr sta nce and timing ). Nolia• Cor~on ~ f e •oco Ru t lan a no . . .- open under qe w rnor,ooemf'nt Com plere au to rno w~r A C '"'' vrce and rep(lrr Wt:!d,rq Penn zorl produ ch Tune -up and coo l ed engine Fuel injection WILl f)Q rooirnu ond h ou~ t"' h:-Hr Or'd llu rhur lhrry p0rr1lrrrg (nil BPrrrrt' Cur ut/r p r\ or l./J 9 7t> 51 blodt ~ l? l tNDLY H O M ~ ley 1--'arl rf>\ now l? • po rodrnq and ho~ opernng~ for M onaqer~ ond Dea l er ~ Ponr Pion <' • perren.ce help i LJI Our guor('n te-ed ra y3 a nd grit~ .,ell lh emseloe~ No to~h <~rvE:"~t men l N o ~ EH vr(e charge to tu\tQm(•r ~ No <Oii€'(1111Q delrverrng Cor phone nefeHo r y Call (ol/eo Carol Dar 518 43q 8395 yf'O f EXPERT HUNTER r<, BA BYSI II ER 5 o nd 1:1 yeo t old rn our home Monday thru frrdo y f'n.one qQ2 0060 HOM~M AK E R S wm l. a l ew f~ver1 rn g ~ o wf'e h ~or n 5/00 wf't;"k ly Oernon5trme MERR I MA C roy!o onrl grit ~ N o mvp~ t rnC'n t dolr-.err ng or collt'<I•On )up€'r ~~~or p o~r t ror1'> o-.orloble Coil Ann Ba..:t er (oii Prt or 319 5S6 BBB 1 or wntr> MHHII MAC •801 JACKSON Dubuque Io wa 5?001 be a cc epr rng o pp lrCO I !OI1~ and condvc trng tn ter v1ew~ I r 0111 8 30 to 5 00 on M ay 11 ond f r (lrn 8 30 to 17 00 on May 17 l or ~ t-cvrrt y po!>r l ron!o op<>n 111 the Pr Plea!>onr Otea Apply m ptlr son a t the Pt f> lea\an! Inn M rlr t ory borkgiClund prl' ft:rred Wt• ore 011 ~qual OpportvrH Ty lmploye r Guaranteed Training- ~-- 1971 C HI: V ~ OU: l SHORI bed 35U J '> pe ed r u rr ~ g oad '!tiS 33/1:1 IC/77 \-\'I( HI IA OUA ( HIIA ')prr+l l o It J,b er gla:.:. bo s~ boot I ul lv CO!pC' !t.•rl 80 h p M t•r(ury mo toi 7B 11 10del M ercury l hru\ l(' r lrol l111g rn oro1 ~ .. 110 l uC'I rorrlo. 'l 0€'1 orcll cd lrvc w£>1h Bu 1l t 111 •cc rh ro ~r 1ocho m(!1('t anrl ~ peedorn~>te1 Oo1ihle'> m ~ lo.r boor lDrnpl e re wtth !10rl£>r Con to rt b1dr c YrJ\Jrrg 99'] 7630 1Cf67 HONDA 65H . $1 00 9Qi 7S6 5 39 ]!0 Single, 540.00 Married Any U.S. made car- part s extra t1 need ed . Excludes front Wheel drive cars . Call ~4 J4 COU NTRY MOBilf Horne Por lt floulf> 33 north of f' om!' l ;;y Lo rgt? Ia • ~ (al199'} 747Q Pomeroy Landmark W Carsey, Mgr . Phone 991 -21 81 for Sale \to .. {· ~ "' ';)ou tht2o', lf>lrr Ohro jotul M trr\ lll.' i l uolro l r•11 P"'ood on:i Nolnuo z,o" H+ •ut Co ~ P \J IIIOIIl [), o il M oll jt Athe n~ ol .r 'J926()JQ o• t.l 4 b9tr I I B7 p1•pp f'r ~ 1r1myor r011 wO • ~eel bo no no ~ f,,J, p••ppc·•~ Pl u~ •n any ·1r ll" 'l.'lll vorr t·lrt'' ol !umoto plan t ~ nonny lurrd~ of hcngu1g bo~ln•t ., und par Hower~ l ar q(' vo• •Ply ol 011 nuol~ 111 /lot ~ Clvla rrd Form <, on d G'et• n h ou~ (' Rorm(' Geroldr11e (leland ~ OR M~MORIAI S17S po• mon th pl u~ ut. lrtr t· ~ Q85 ~12 1 lu1110Ce A '] 7'J gal . l ucl tar1k wrth go ugo l r!ter !:loth lo r $100 94') Jill or I:!Pipr eQ I4 J1J 1:125 7 nltt>1 4 pp + ond 1976 H: U-' CJ~ 4 wh~:.•el duve J04 v f't rLeci reo~Or10bly Phon(> Q85419+l Colt 9Q2 14tH 992.5776 O rr brg lot (rly wa ter go ~ IH::: ]S::DR OOM home I'J7J G RA V~l Y I~ACIO R 11 h p duul wh('E.>I\ C'iec tr oc ~ t or t 36 mowe1 S800 OQ'} 340'1 H O M~ G RO WN torno to plant~ fr1,provc·J M r ,•r on arrd ~ orl y Vrol (• n t Al )o cobbogP pl a n t ~ 1hornO\o Hoyruor1 O C I O~\ !1om '-lwrm n ~tng Poo l ~yrocu'>e Oh ro 3', Ch ec k our low . low pn ces on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERlO-PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark Q"' ~ck W. Carsev , Mg r. - Phon e 992 -7181 VIRGil&. ,S R. · · Rou te Specialized in vard grading , driv ewa y s, land scaping, etc , 1q A CI\~ S ~roo m hou~c CR I H l o r · rno re qrf orrn ot roll r oll PWMBING & HEATING INC. m t...r::! SALES AND SERVICE ~EPTIC TANK CLEANING R. esi d e nt ia l and commerctal. Call fo r estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday , anytime. Phone 985.3806 Jacl( Ginter 985·3806 Jl 2 baths , garage, patio, porch . I acre . $3 1, 900.00 . JUST LISTED · 1 story fr ame , nice location . 5 BR . 1 baths , carpeting , ' paneling . trl e $10,000 .00 JUST LISTED - I story frame , 6 rooms , 3 SR . bath , ~rf ba semen t , garden space . storage bldg Overlooks rivJr . EXTRA NICE SS .OOO .II!r SM ALL FARM - Appro> 75 acr es , fenced , spr ings , some woods. small barn , nice l BR home 530,850.0<1. J NI CE ACRES - Home 1 yrs . old . 3 BR , 1 balh s. for mal d ining , u tili t y . patio. porch . 518 ,000 00. LIVE IN HAVE INCOM E 1 BR , bat h, lots ot ground , garage . NG furna ces . 513.850.00 ROOM GALORE - 5 BR , bath, basement. parches . some remodeling . $6 ,71;Q() ROUTE 33 - 1 s lory f_ram~ , recent l v renovated . tn nt ce conditton , NEW si d ing . furnace, carpeting and others . WHEN YOU HAVE TO MAKE A FAST SALE LIST WITH US. Htnr~ E. Cle land Realtor Hank , Kathy & Leona Tank bedroom frame home . Natural gas healing . bat h. washer dr yer . hoo k ups . Large fenc ed lot with park ing . S9 .500. 116,SOO . BASHAN Large HOBSTETTER REALTY 3 Has natural gas heaL T.P. water and 3 car garage Over an acre of land . Just GeorgeS . Hobsf ett er Jr ., Broker 107 1 , Sycamore St. Po m eroy , Ohio Large br ic k on ~I near Cheshire Ha s 2 api,trl ments , 5 bedr oom s J baths , 2 furna ces, Gallta water·, and lo1s of young dw arf fru it trees on p,. .1cre lot . WILL TRADE PHONE 997-6333 Office Hrs.: 9 a.m .-4 p.m . Close d Thur sda ys and Sa turday s af noon . 'f our Full Tim e Real Es tat e Broker This2 or 3 bedroom home is out ol town . Has 11 1 bal hs and ful l ba sement. Large lot dnd ou lbuilding . If you hdve vacant land just making brush , tr ade for th is dnd make a r enlal. S20,000 - for 3 properties In I. La rge older home wif h 9 room s and 2 baths , a 3 car garage with 4 ro om apartment and ba th , p lus a smal l bu siness build ing IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM IN SELLING OR BUYING, CONSU LT us. Ni ce 3 bedroom hom e, very mod er n, one floor plan loca ted Jn Rustic Hil ls; Sy ra cuse, Ohio. Make a reasonable offer . ~ t ort and fi fl ing station , •ncludl ng s tock ttnd f i:.-tures , doing a good Lo cated in bu sine ss Langsville, Ohio Priced at 125.000 .00. WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY . REA L ESTATE IS SELL ING SO LET US SELL YOURS . Chery lle mley , Assoc-iate G. Bruce Teaford H@len l. Teafo r d • Sue P. Murphy As sociates Home Phone 742 -2033 GeorgeS . Hobst effer Jr. Broker Hom• Phon e 991 ·$139 992 ·2259 - 992-6 19 1 CALL CENTRAL REALTY CO. THE WISEMAN. REAL ESTATE AGENCY 10 ACR~S - Vacant, land on blacktop road. Beautiful home ~1te About 5 minutes from 5 Poin ts Price 513 .800. . IN GALLIPOLIS Day 8('ou t rl ul IQ7 4 CJO I 1011 (h l'"' DII• t l W B t1u clt !} grw1 bC>d ~ SJ il'Mg •ne f' ~ f' B lwm ~ addle 1orr h 31 (XX) rnrlr~ M odPrn Supp ly 399 W M orn P om~r ov 992 '1164 RT. J3 - 10 ACRES of land along Rt 33 4 AT 446-3643 lane just rt Rt . I Middloport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Compl•te Paint Jobs llOO.OO Small Cirs l a rge Cars 5125 .00 Trucks IIIS .OO Body work & repair 51 .00 per i nch usimjJ only the be st Dupont materials. 741 ·3010 4 9-1 mo. business Servi uefi BRA DFO RD Au ett o nt!'e l Com plotu ~o r vrce Ph on e q4q 1487 01 QJQ /000 . lioc rna Ohr o (n it ~ 10 df or d SO WER S REPAtR HWOO D Swe cpe 1~ t o(J) I P.r~ rrono, all 'l rnall op pl ranc-es l aw n mow fH tH?K t to Stat e H!ghwol" Garage on Rout e 7 P hon 1~ (614 ) 985 3815 Pho ne Q91 tXC AVAriNG dote r . loodm ond bod .. hoe w ork , du m p trucks 011d lo -boy s lor htr e wrll haul l rf l d ut 10 ~0 11 lrrnes tone and 91 OvQI Coli Bob or Rogtn Jel - t KCAVA liNG doLor backh oe (harte~ R Hot · I reid , Bock H o Se r 11ce Rutland Ohro Phon e 7471008 opd d rt chcr do rool mg co n st ruc tron I JTTI.E OH I%\ N 1\ N~ IIc kitchen . li ving room & both . Large lot with fenced yard Call now , pr iced to sell. LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres with a nice 1', story h~use wi t h 3 bedrms. and I' 1 baths M ostly carpeted . B1g centra l fireplace with heafalalor. Sma ll barn and Powvc.ccK' ru h. -1 '-l f\~ C oll IT F- t'IJt--1 I Wf\]'j f 't'O U fO OVVN 0. Ser\-·ices HOWE RY AND AI .I.E \' 001' . -" MARliN • E11 COvOirng ~ eplr( \ 'p' !> t om~ doter bo( ith oc durnp lqJ t k l t t~I U!oiOII(! Qlavol blocl.top, po .. rl)g Rt 143 Pho 11e I (bl-'111 ) o98 7331 • • "• "• • '• SA rHROO M) AND Krl r h~m ternod a led <ecom lt ttl!! plum b r11 g corpt.!lllly and 9t'l1fHOI rnorrHenance 13 y eors •• pe1 1err tc 99' 3685 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LIITLE & SAVE A LOT s '" Birthdau A man wl1at' II own up t' bein' as old present fer is de:Servc Mister Walt? J-----0~ som't hin'.' •t' .. ......... ... ' ~,., nit=-Jll~;l'l ..., & up F ltANK & EHN IE Call142-l211 TALK TO WENDELL GRA TE CARPET CONSULTANT SHOPLIFTERS WILL BE TREATED WITH THE GREATEST COURTESY •sporting goods· ~ • W[IGHTliFTING [QUIPMfN SJ.4, JOO Pomeroy Landmark ~ack W Car!tY• M9r. ~ Phone'/92·2181 1' 2 acre" With nice 1 bedrm . mobile home wtth 2 rms . built on wi th fi replace . Workshop wllh other buildings . Eastern Loca, . We Neod listings We have buytrs for many types of prOperty CALL JIMMY DE EM Associlie . 949·2388 MEMBER Laraest Selection In The Valley 6B ACRE FARM Pr lcereduced lo ~•6. 900 . Allroclive remode led 1 story fa r rn home -;irl~ ce home features a large living room , dint'"O(.~\l'"- rlchen , 5 bedrooms, & 1' 1 ba th s. 15 ar; t..\i t,.: . .,1 1e la nd wi th balance in pasture and wood, ~ .,.,aer barn & garage . You must see th j5 one , It's w.:tt worth the price . Located off R:t. 315 in ' Meigs County Bluegrass 20: Consumer Surv i val Kit 33 . 7·3Q- Ba seball 3,4: Malch Game PM 6; Tall let ales B: MacNeiJ .Lehrer Reporl 10.33: Muirl leld '78 10; Nashville On The Road 13; Marly Robbins' Spotlight IS . 8:0(}.- Welcome BacK , Kotter 6,13; Ch ips IS : Body 10 l'l oo-----Janaki 33 , 12 :0>-Movie " Pr isoner in the Middle" 8 ; 1·00--Tomorrow 3.4 : I 5Q---News 13. Movie Channel 4 - S&9P M - TheLaleShow iPG J 7 & 1.1 PM. - Hollywood Oldies IGI Yesterday 's Ans wer Cable Channel 5 6 30 P.M.- Testimony Time 24 Windflower 31 Between :· F'r 25 Quarrel 32 Speed 16 l.ocatt'<l enthUSiilst 28 Put 36 ,·- also through serve a ricer 3S Coach JO Wi nnie· Wilkerson the-Pooh's J9 Japanese creator verse 1 b 8 7·00 P.M. - Paul Gaudino 7 30 P M . Super sports 10 :00 PM E:Hh - 700 Club . BRIDGE 19 I' O I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Play the right suit first 14 1! 6 \'OHTH 11 • tJ l j .J [,:,, .• '% I» l l~ il2 . • • Kil 0 l • i li:; .1 ~ • K .I .I I 10 !t R . IIH • • 39 ~<llllt', ~ A !15 [ F E I . I. 0 W l'a so., :t • Pa s .., I'H S:-i 5• Pa s:-. l'ti:-..'1 fi + l'~t !.S l'ass .litnrpl~ ~ t.mds rnr :lllfllh('r In 1his sa mple A is lltrt ·c' 1: .... X fnr lilt• 11\ rl rr -.. de ' S 111~l t· IC' ttrrs. h+tlc•rs :tn• dtfTer('llt !-'a s~ 0.'\ w ald ,. 5 NT •K z. I Z J D WINNIE: eu--- . . ~w cov1:: f-<1: :;::;-1"--\T ' MlcL!:i<: $AlP H:: ;:i-\\1:0 hi:> ESCORT 5ERI ;::E WHE:.J \IE :;T-\ IHE::J CALL =ROI 1 4 LO"J!::L'> WORKING ON rYE HE Be LYING 10 '~" ? ~ _>-'.')'I DOCUVIEWAR>. . T 0 1 (; .ON ~ 1 5 LJNL :-TE:: PHCNE ? C.:;u_C wa ~ H T N 0 p m· z z0 . QG true l;rid~e pl ayers arr Z of bcin~ abll' ln say , ·· llry , a lot of the guys who starl cd f( B I 1 T S D N this dev 1lls h g<unt• arc slill around. and they s l.tll wm F ll S D QGY DI J 1m porta nt tournanwnts . · · EF'BOKD Z'P BKBZO ZO 0 DX ZJ It's tr ue . Bndge ts stil l a GTNU . - }1 0u ng J,.:amc . and th e early i nnovators and pioneers are ~· T J J QB 0 compc11ng 111 major Yesterday 's Cryptoquote: lJFE lS SOMETHING LIKE: TH IS tournaments. The list in· TRUMPE:T . IF YOU DON'T PUT ANYTHING INTO IT, YOU eludes $Uch titans as !3 . .Jay Becker. Dic k Frey , Sam OON'T GET ANYTHING OUT.-W.C. HANDY Fry , Mike Gottlieb , Sam P W Y H Z0 ' l':f'HI t\mtc f'l'alllt~~ :;Jn LftCI.tl' . ln1· s till Staynwn , Charles (iorcn, R1\H NEY WHAT ON LUCY~ WAl--E UP ! HOW CAN YOU FALL ASLEEP IN .THE A\IODLE OF ...\ BALL GAME 7 { ~E S 1 C..\N SEE HOlt! THAT :\\iG I-iT r-1...\PPEN ... 7( THAT TREE ? HE'S TRA ININ ' Ot: BULLET TO HUNT POSSUM Wes t hand . If, howe ve r , lutcly rt cher fro m the t•xpt•ricnce p T 1·: T W I P •:'<. HFZ OK th e hc<lrt lea d safe way to make the contracl. F'1 rst Harry had to drscov er whether he had any los ers outside the trump vented around 1925, and CJlJ RFD \.\' (I ll ht:-. !'i lll gle t on ;t el' Fr :-. bbt•l/1 umncthatcl y saw thtJt the problem was has tru mp suit. If Fi shb<•Jn could afford to lose no trump tr1rk!-i, h1~ pr oper play tn the tru111p sutt would be the ace . Th1 s p ic k s up a swg lctvn k1ng in (' tlht•r t he East or Fa s hbcin , r ould afford to l o~w a trump trrc k, there wtt.s an abso· .Ja roby and Alan Sontag Co ntrc.td brid~t· 1·11 I' I'T1H!l 'OTES . 4 7\T Pa s!-. Upcmng lead : Ry tu IJt...; mc.tn y fr1end s a tnh utc tn ht ;.; aggr ..·s· ~ '' 1' tm ldtng style <Hid llrnrl t·~:, ct.trd pia ~ F t:-. h ~ ..'+ ltttn g Sou th at a 1:-. With Vulnerabl e : Nl'll ht~ r Dt:akr : South \oh ~ t :\'urth East Snuth jl[4l (;t•urgc Waltlrm ar \'On h1gh-:-. to•kt•:-. rutJber bnclgr ·\ IOH 7 ti ~ • K·\ H 141 da~ tiH• i 'r1 dc I SIWTII IJ• Hl~t r b, nod . H~ rpt · t · tl!ld i'. l'd(\\ 1[/ ' Ft :-. h _, " Ill 9 +K · ~ i t i :{~ l ·: a :-.l l·~ Ttw dt; tg r ;ul\llll'd hand . • pla~cd lllilfl Y .~t· .:•r.? ago by tilt' l<t ll' ll ttrT\ ' FLo..,llbt'in • II .I I·: AST Wt:ST ll ~ Al/.14 t ..... 130 J-l0-1\ • ; ti 2 FO >B ~; Hulch 6,13; & Mash B; ABC News 33 . M ovi e " The Sand Pebbles" ~'._ I. 0 N . Cavefi 20 . Lilias, Yoga & You JJ. II·J[)..-Johnny Carson 3,4,IS : Slarsky .!f111S1rtrp ht• \, 1111' h•ng th ;mrl f,rrnr, tlt nn o f lh<' 1\nrds i\T(' :1 11 l 11 n 1~ Once Upon A Classic 20,33 . 10 30- 0r igina ls 20 ; 11 ()().-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13.1S; Di ck l l. III.Y ('I !YI''I'OI!I IOTE ll er•~ hn w In wo rk it : A X V U I. B t\ t\ X R ( ITH' ] t•l! i ' f u -. t•rl for 1ht · > a,10; Human 10 : 0Q--Mac Oavi!i 3,4, 15, Baretta 6. 13. Barnaby Jones B. 10; Our Mutual Fr iend 33; News 20 . 2tl unit 129 34 Wrath JS Locally 3) born : abbr . 3i Gibberish )J 40 Hannoniows 11 Corner 14 0 42 Called for 142 43 Ea~le' s nest UP IN 15 IN STOCK BOLERO 6,13 ; Oper ation · Runaway 15 ; Hawaii F ive -0 8,1 0; Advocates 20.33 . q · Jo-F ish 6, 13 . AIRTH IS SNUFFY DOIN' S11, 700 wilt. buy a good 2 bedrm . house and garage, storage bu tld ing and ga rden space on St Rt . 1'4 In Syracuse . Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20.33. 7:oo-Cross.Wils 3,4: Newlywed Game 6, 13; Gong Show B: News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; Hocking Valley 8;3Q-Whal's Happening 6,13 : 9 Go-Barney M1l ler ti is RUTLAND FURNITURE IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKUA BED F(!)R YOU OUNCE }I • 1 • Rutland LATHE t' Eh·c. As low As '4 88 sq. yd . - Good selections - Fully slocked. 6;0Q- News 3,d.B, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6: Zoom 20. 6:3(}.- NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Caro l Bur nell & I XJ" [ I I l XJ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Signify 1 ~'ashion > " Separate 2 Wading bird " 3 Book by ll Play the Adm . Byrd 'TI<AT'S WHAT YOU IHIN1C , FRIEND.' 'OJ AIN'T GOIN ' NOWHEIO?El wolf 4 Catnip 12 Fly 5 Natural 13 Co rrespond gi ft 6 Ward off with 15 Poet's 7 Small nightfa ll amounl 16 Jujube 8 Trellis 17 Threefold: 9 Infinite 10 Arranged prcf. 18 Inha bit in a series 20 Actress 14 Lessen Balin J9 Fiber knot 21 Polo 22 l,;,t sland Grounds 23 Crusaders ' hero foe -..22 Shoo ' I II 14 Tlle\..1 made 23 .. Ram" How Old LjOi.J He mus' be He don·: II th in':> last heroine looh th ;nk he is, crowd in' a 1'3 -~<, in 26 Inscribed 11un'reo! I . Joel? 13 v ~ j . 1 pillar tl12111 c :3\.j::.. 27 Indigo I ~ (_....,. plant \ _..':::::8::':( I 28 .Sweet jl 9 118 ' tooth ravontc %71 29 Bandleader k-.fi In 124 I I Rubber Back Carpet Buy where you can come in and see what you're gletting Hogan ' s Heroes 15; 5:55----Jerry Walker 's Golf T tps r*,; padding at no c han.,e , E •pert i nstallation>. 9' and 12' Vinyl tlooring In Stock S:3Q- News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33 : Mar y Tyler Moore ~ 0 : 9. til~ All carp•t installed with • Now ar'range lhe orcled leners 10 torm the surprrse answer. as suggested by the above carroon· ~ S I(" 'II m i le off Rt. 7 by -pas s on Sr . Rt. 114 toward Rutland , 4-30-ttc Bunc h 10. · 5 .QO--Here Come The Brides 3; Star T r ek 4; Gun smoke Mis ter Rogers 20,33 ; Hogan ' s Heroes 10, ; Emergency One 13 ; Pe1ticoat Junction 15. The tales! JUMBLES are here In JUMBLE BOOK "10 and JUMBLE BOOK 111 , Available lor $1 35 EACH. po!!lpald from Jumble , elo lhl!l newspaper, P.O. Box 3-4, Norwoael, N J. 0764£1. Malle o; M clls payacle 10 N fltf spapurbooks . J,4 Auto & Truck Repair Als o Transmission Re pair Phone 992-S682 Sesame 51. 10,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4 30-L ittle Rascals 3,15 ; Gi lli gan' s I s. 4, 8; Brady A ·· ouu·· MOMENT !) GARAGE Poorer \5 ; Merv Griffin 6 ; A ddams Family 8 : Whm you should nev• have when the sun is shining b,ightly et the beach - lH1S s roRE. , ROGER HYSELl flu p;:int~P.is 4 OQ--Mister Cartoon 3 ; Superman 4 ; For Richer, For I WHAT THE'/ CALLEt5 ' iHE lOW ii<:UCK OPERATOR5' ANNUAL 5H INDIG. THE " ( 1 Answer . s. LOWEEZY !! liv rng room and kitchen 7 ba th s, ba,.ement, F A. nat . gas he~ t In Ch ester · . Lilias , Yoga & You 70 . I I I . [] Yesterd a~ s I Jumbles FIG(,I about 20acres fen ced . Nice cou ntry setting oft bla ck top roa d. Pr ice \42,000. IIS ,ooo - Will buy a good l bedr . house with large 12 ()().- 3: 3(}.-A II 1 n The Family 8, 10: You Bet Your L1le 20 . (Answers tomorrow \ 'I I41.SOO . bedroom home •n good condi tion . Features a basement wi th finished fa mily room and laundry room , eal in [] Answer here : 17~--------...,.---:;::-;;;:] A very nice I' 1 story 4 10; B. 10 ; 2;0o-Qne Life lo live 6, 13. 2 3Q-Ooc lors ],4,15; Gui ding Lig ht 8,10: 3:0oAnolher World 3, 4,15; General Hosp ital 6,13: LITTLE OJIPHo\N ANNIE-PROMOTION 9q:- f er~ day pho ne 7089 nrght . phone 992 3525 0 1 99'} 513? Free a: CIJCJ (J fully insured 2409 ~fWI N G MACHIN£ Rcpou !> ~e ' 11 rcc all make ~ 991 2'?8<1 The l· obr 1c Sh o p P or ntH O~ Au tho r rr ed 5mgor Sole~ and 5e rvt r e w{' ~ lrorpen Sc·~~ O I~ Loving a: ~HROME~ on heating cost Experience and and garden spa ce, City wa t er and drilled well Loc close to h ospi1-al and sc hool at Laurel Ctrlf . Aski ng bedrm house wi th I '~ baths . kit chen with built in appl1ances. family rm . with f ireplace , all n icely carpeted . Full basement wit~ wood -burning stove . Attached ( 2 carl garage . Chrysler Air Temp . central heating and cooling . Very low e!ec. bills All th is and appro)( . one acre land . Ha ve a look . Only S-47 ,900.' I Cellulosic (wood lib erl Thermal Ins ulation Save 30 pel . to 50 pet. RlMOOH!NG Pturnbrr"1g huotr n g "" ond all typtH o l gt..>nerol re po lr War t.. guor o nttwd '10 yc or 5 c • p ('n enu~ 20: Nova 33. 11 .5!>-CBS News 8; Only 15. r I I A WIZ~SLI?:8\'J? Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE 142·2211 REDUCED TO liS ,900 - E~M J&L •w AUTO PAINTING Fortune 3,15; Fami ly Feud 6.13 ; Partridge Family 4; L ove of Life a. 10. Sesame St . Newscenter 3; News 4,6, 10 ,_ .. San ford & Son 15 , Gambit M idday Magazi ne 13 . 12 ·Jo--Rvan's Hope 6, 1.3 : Bob Bra un 4; Gong Show 15; Sea r ch for Tomor row a.10 . E lec . Co. 33 . :00-For Richer , For Poorer 3; All My Ch ildren 6,1 3; News You ng & the Res tle ss 10: Not for Wome~ WOCALL=+I~ • 27 lie '1 41 73 48 40 ACRES - In Sou th ern Local with a small barn and dug well . About 12 acres tillable. Some wood d mtnerals Asking s 2 l ,SOO . s an AAD 111BY A Bib 11P Anytim e Saturday plumbrng 0r1d h eot rng No 10b too Io rge 01 roo small ~h o ne and IVY.! m 'OJ f:lOitJ0 lD MAfJAb£ WlllOJT I.£T llii:M rn:t.J IT CG\l'T BOTHB'. t:n~IIJb rr., I'U.. HA~DL ~ 992-7119 or 992·5041 BOB'S 11 30--Wheel of by Henn Arnold and Bob Lee ·3D--Days of Our Lives 3.4,15 ; As The World Turns Call After S:OO or Wi ll norlh of Pomeroy Nrce home sites . Asktng 512, 800 . 1 6 ' A C RE~ With a nice Jl '1 sto r y house, mostly carpeted wtth J or 4 bedrms , li v ing rm fam rly rm w• fh firepla ce, basement, fuel Otllu rnac~ , garage o utbu il dings . Some fen ci ng , plen t y of road frontage A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an excel lent 3 ~~THAT SCRAMBLED WORO GAME (J I Free Est . Call : 992.3815 49lmo. pd . DAVfiBAcKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Chester, Ohio 10'30 c Il eal Estah• for Sa l~ · Cleland - Realtor Associate s ll eaiE• tatr for Sa le lrJt\1M jli)1f 10. J[)..-Andy Grilli lh 8; Fami ly Altair 10. 10 oo-Card Sharks 3,d,l 5; Edgeol Night 6; Pass The Buck 8; Joker's Wil d 10; To Tel l The Trulh 13. 10 3Q-Hol lywood Squares 3,4, 15; High Hopes 6: Pr lc• is Righi 8, 10; $20,000 Pyram 1d 13 . II 0(}.-High R611ers 3,Q, IS ; Happy Days 6, 13. 9 YEN ED 991·1174 :sam~ Bo x 3· bedroom home w i th bdfh . \16 ,000 . NEW LIST IN G p~ Jack's Septtc 3 house and "J ou lbui lding s. Ha s a drilled well and water line clo!,e . Will trade for what you have . Want SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 9 :oo,_ Merv G riff in 3 : Ph i l Donahue 4, 13, 15 ; Emerge ncy One 6: Brady Bunch 8: Match Game unScra mble 1hese four Jumbles. bne leltetto each square , ro lorm lour ordmary words. I I 9 11 c near st ores . A good wa y 10 survive . Also a 6 room lkrlltk,,.,- C.r•. BA.M. to Q:30 P.M. lot 10 ACRES rruc~~ Of' •••ll•tor to 1'- or 992 -6263 Trees LISTING lllltlll Service rr... '"- ..,,.., Pomero.v, 99H2J2 ana country lresh a ir . 5 i'l cres on T.P. water l tne in Oli ve Town ship . RACINE - Good old 4 bedroom f rame home Bath , natural gas turnac e, city water , ba sement. niCe large eal tn kilchen , and illtllt~!IJII· I NEW Radiator~ 300 M.ain St. $9 ,600. l iYe in 1hi s 7 ro omer and collec t r ent too _ All ci ty ut ili ties and LOVELY BRICK & FRAME - 3 yrs . old . 3 BR , 4·30- J mo. EXPERIENCED Pomeroy, Oh io RESIDENCE & RENTAL MAIN POMEROY. 0 . 742·2328 , S P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4.24· 1 mo. CARTER News B; BuiiWink le 10 .· 7 : 3D-Sc hoo lt s 10. B:OO- Cap!. Kangaroo B, IO, Sesame St 33 . ._.,,een the War s6. Fa mt ly Feud B: Ma cNeil Lehrer Reporl20. 33; The J udge 10; In Search Ot 1J ; Wild Ki ngdom 15 8·0Q- Rollergirls 3,4, 1S ; Eigh t is Enough 6. 11 : Pilot 8,10, Nova 10 ,33 : 8· 3Q--Joe & Vallerie 3.4, 15 9 :00 DeanMartin3 ,4.15 ; Charlie's Angels6. 13; M ovie " Murder at" the Mardi Gras" 8, 10 ; Great Per AI Tromm Const. 1 13 s ooToday 3,4, 15 ; Good Morning Ame r i.ca 6, 13; CB 7 Bel 4; w . 6 . 45- Morning Report 3: 6: 5()-Good Morntng , es Virgin ia 13 ; 6· 55-Chuck White Report s 10; News 15 ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; si ght 33. 7 JO Al l Slar Any lhing Goes 3; Sha Na Na ,..THEN TUR~$ TO ~UN DOWN HIS MORE DANGERO U:; HUMAN FOE l 399 W. Main St . Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2164 4-12· 1 mo. P . Ph o nP - i . . BR7Bx13 GR18x14 HR78xll Small engine & mower ser vice, Massey Ferguson & Gibson Tillers, lawn Boy Mower Sales & Service. (614) 667-6177 Be tween 7: 30 & 9: 00 p.m . 1 16 .~. Second Stref f LA ND · NewlywedGame6.1J; Sha Nd Na H: News 10: Gli l igan ·s Is. 15 ; .D ick Cavell 20 ; I n LIST SALE 518 .31 $44 .88 SSS.OI ss I. 97 S89.19 $55 .11 MODERN SUPPLY Call JERRY MURPHY REAL TO It 992 -3375 Rutl and f 41l050 ? apar1menls, each ha ve ~, TEAFORD larg e S700 ~ 11l UOO r-- - - - - - - yeots o ld A ll electHC Clo~e 1o !>Chool Nr c.c lo't wrth tr t:>f'' tn SMAll f-ARM f,O R SALt 74 7 7771 ~. 4 . ~ ~~~ OOZER FOR HIRE MIIJDII:POHI J bedroom hor ne 7 lull both ~ f ully ( 01p€lcd 1W0 SIORY f1ornc hol r.r\ P 6 toqurpped lt i!fhcn wrlh mle1 1 00 11\ ~ and bo th r('l i:J r out com nolurol go 5 fu uroce cen buddmg~ ~ mre~ lond a t edge tral orr Cbnd!lr('l rng on o IOQ ~ o l flutlond Co rnpl et \ !rorl cr IOU lo t f-e n ct2'd rr1 yard ho olt up ol ~o 1 bani<~ o pprar ~ S J~ 500 f'h o roe 99'} 6145 od pr opcr ty O! 51 5 5(Xr Pho rH• 992 7094 IN fiUllAND 6 1oorn) porrwl Be dding Plant s, Pott e d Plants. Di s h Gard e n s, Hanging Basket s, Veg e tabl e Plants . Jt>O Tuppc 1 ~ f'larn ~ 0 11 Oh10 1\url ond 742 31 tr 3 lorrrrotr on coil JOt1 773 5317 1970 (t i[ VROL I: I C U~ IOM D~lu • to '• \On prr lt up S3400 l ow rn 1IPugr• R e>ed~vrllc bi43786JI1 leve l land 7 f-lh ona (614 1607- trJO·l , lorr notr on co ii9 4Q '1018 Syracuse, 0 . ( 8. a cr e:> ~ News A CBS News B. 10; Over Easy 20. 74tll !WQ HOUS~~ lrr )yroruH.> 'o n ': VA IHA , JU y1 lrnor1< 1119 ol ~o oCrp lo t Spmrou~ 3 be droonr relr!lOI H rr.Jg lr c lorrd f,-\o rtgngto w1th lo1 ge ut rl r1)" roo m Hard 77 ~ · ) lat e A them p h onP j61d l woorl l lo o r ~ and <orpe r 1-rurt ~Q2 30~ I t rees 0 11 d s hrub ~ In Ratr11 c 3 1 J one~ Beou! du! ~ 8Y OWNER 5 O Cf(!~ wrl lr 9 1 OO II l ho use t·RH- G A S 1<or go ragp bed1 oo nr 3 bo th ho me Com ~ urnmm krt( he n ond horrler<'d piPt l>ly 1ernode lc d an d by /<! t!Uit~ (oii9H5 31::?7 wr peted Ho s bo th go !> onrl E" lectrrc fulnonoo La t ge car port BY OWNI::R 3 b ~d • oo m s wr th l orf an d sto rage hurldrng Central t>d o rr go' hoot and 011 co rrrlr 011 pl u~ lull bosmnen1 ~ O f rn tr or wr g . I one lt:>vf' r lo t r11 bot h to r por i u l rl 1ty burld rr rg Hogan 's Heroes 15 . ~ ~ ~~ ~ 17 ir'·<O icd ot You ... B iack Woman 10; 6:30-0oclors on Ca ll 4; News 6 . E lec. Co 20 .33 . Mary T yler Moore 10 ; oo-Cross - W its3.<~ ; 3· 15·1fc J be dr oo m h ou~e I b ot h ~ aU e iN I 01re M rddlr>J.lOrl clo'>e to 1\utlund f'h ll1 (' qq2 Jo- " THE MILEAGE MAKER" Pomeroy , 0 . Ph . 992.2848 N~W olbe d roo m' houH.' r ree g o~ [ Q("Qlo">d) rnrll.' \ we ~ t o l Pome• oy o rr~ ~ 11 4 10 , 111 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Muffler . Brakes Shocks . Tires Battery . Installation Service HOM I::SII ~) for sol e I acre and up M•ddlepor f rtf'n Ru tl and (omrncrr•al prope • ty ClP PI OK THURSDAY , MAY 11,1978 5:05- Fa rm Rporlll ; S;SQ-PTL Club 13 ; 5:S!i-TO Be Announced 10; 6 ()().-PTL Club lSi 6:2!>-For 6·0(}.-News 3,4,8,10, 13,15 ; Zoom 10; 6;3Q-NBC News DURA.STEEL RADIAL MOORE'S H••al Est• l~ for Sale II ROOM 1WO ~ t o ry hou ~c LJo u bte 901 age w1th oponmellt out burldrng ~ 17 acr e s Rutla nd Stc;>war r See or coil 1 0 741 7471 Kojak 8; l: QO--Tomorrow 3,4, 2 11}-News 13. WE DNESDAY , MAY 10.1978 DELTA For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At • wtJ t 011 PHI(~ '> NOl oil a Five 0 B; ABC News 33 ; Movie " The Sand Peb· bles" 10. 11 ()().-JanaKi 33: 12 ;4Q-My slery of the WeeK 6,13; s ·oo--Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mi ste r Roger 's Neighbor hood 20,33 , Hogan's Heroes 10. Emergency One 13. Petticoat Jun c tion 5 Evenings Catl 446.J796 or 446-7881 Coli ~ AR CORN I rr•(ubotr!l~ M adeJ 12 s ho tgu rr l4) 1JSQ FIVE BEDROOM <oun tr~ horne nrrle'> Ph ont.., Bf j l ';)Hl (l iON o l li re bo•; t wuod ~elec t •an llowpr~ :.pray' CITIZENS Our n('w 00 !> ~ 0 1 '> 110~\P~ f o yr•<, Grit r pnters O!>St5 lonre fOU ·nc1y bP !J hop N / nd ~t M1ddlP pCrr ! able to lr1r rn our npnrrmerrl l or le!>~ than !»50 n rnt"' ' h f 01 19!5 CR 17~ f l~rr1orr> 1977 1/5 mor e ll) l or rno t rot , r111 1ort Hon do Q97 763q v, Hoge M anor Apa r t111enh JSO HO N DA l'rrr .. d l or qu,c l-, QQ1 7787 ~ a in See ~ld orr Wulb11rn w <all rWO BEDFo' OOM lrolt'' n dult ~ 997 1805 ol l t•r 5 00 pm on I; Q<11 JJ)A 1971 f-O RO lID $175 lw111 !oun 10 • 501 oeodr aorn rnobriP h•JIIlt:' 111 dry r ub~ ') ron furn{l(r- and Ra<tn e area QQ7 51J)I:i rod1010r CO \! 11011 I 'oi!IO fl lt rl Chon ~~~~ ~ H(rr V('~ I P OlliO lid FURNI SHE D APT rwar Roc mP B1 oadwoy 51 Ror llrt' Sl 30 per rnonth Cl 4q 7?S1 992 2623 S3 000 I'I?S HO NDA 9Q/ 07 J SfN IOR l ARGE DRY ~to•ogP ruo"' JS 000 SM All SA W MH I Q8 5 357-l B f" 0((011 t[liJirll ov,d• r hl llh(•ll H'l r Oul~ 1'99 plot\'~· lwnd lel!ure ~ wr· o·q 3 AND 4 RM l urn•'>hed and un t urnr~hed op t\ Photw Qq? (Onllrtron nJi t rv or o r ~ 6 It br v~h hog Bo th J p1 hr1t h 9 -t 9 7471.:1 ( ABBA G I: ~·ur Rent I Qr1 Ot-.lt ROW Call Now For Appointment IN)Ul A llO fJ BU~Iflf )') 1Q/o\ ~ h· p \iQ<I '' "' ~ {JI'rl / "'~"lotrng rnorl'•il t". Ol''·plt•lt• wrtl. e • lfO hlov<~"., Apf 'rt • ',()(J hoq ~ o l 11\~ulolrun l: .t•t r th rlq lll•('(led to gu "''c• bu~lltl·~· '-14/ J'N3 Arm y Rec ruiting SFC Lowe ry Co ll ec t 59J. J022 orrd P B SPECIAL lAMMMII '!) OCIO 81 U fU~l a rt 147 Jltr-4 Ohrc• 1 , 10r1 au to tron<, J w hee l drwe I' ~ Sunday t til S ~ck elc r tnr J7 A C R ~F ARM l UJ 'll MA liC Ot Ct)ut1 1 ng "'0' hrr>o Ph{HH 4'0 il5b lht 0011)" 5r>rllml•l I 1 ( ou• r \l·t•f•l f'c-•rr 1•toy 1 Phon e JQ7J f- OHD V AN 351 png fJ S f! B l uf!y (U~ tQI!llled $4 ns Con bt• ~(lt>rt 111 Syr o c u~c or t ol l QQ') 7158 or 9Q/ 50J~ p,(t• BUR JI OUC.HS trPa Phone 9922 181 Open Mon . !i)[U Sat. 9 lil 5 ..V A CIH NH Uf CO RPO R.A liON writ tong Bo ll om ~ 61 J M95367 Wheel Alignment RN FOR Soturdo~ and Su11Uol" day ~h rft Call ArfOdro Nur<,nrg H orn t- Cool,. rUe 61-l 0() 7 ]19b but na t re qu••ed Q"' ~ack W. Car sey , Mgr. S24 .95 WILl DO ~rn(lll houl •nq ru t bru~h (100t'rnO at ho~t'lllPrrl~ orr,,.,_ qo• Cl<Jt> ;,,( PkHr •• QQ/ 776J ?b.JQ our )3rd Pomeroy Landmark 147S OODGt He lp Wanted lf1 Let us test vour water Free IJOQJ 773 ·5386 rrmr11cd n~odmg g l o s~e~ on ButtefllUI or Mo rn Strech Reword Coli 99') ol so ftener , Model UC ·SVI. Now Only •289.95 l19 .9S Lost and Found Pau duty Ht:AVY 11.30-J ohnny Carson 3.~.15 ; Pollee Story 6, 13; Hawarr 15 PUOOL~ POOl ) AU !> llf' '> ond '> hope'> ~W u rr pooh '. I YL'OI ., c xpe rrerr ce fr ee e'l llln O I(I '> al\ ythrn g you rol>P rf l or urrdt>rgrounrl \wr rr 1 1 '00 1 ~ No w chf'rn i(o l omJ \li p j' ly \ tro r e Alba r+y Ohr o Ph o ne 614 6t,lfJ 65St> 1 A l t•' r 6 J.llll 014 089 S'lSI Jo hn t ~~ tt,. ,., o r b!J ijl - ~'}6~ Hrll Grllell( ' J W.- oru dryer qg') J2b4 Or ug let Pomeroy landmark soften & condition your water with Co-op wate r VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS ,\I, rrrr !.r ~ lOS T NORG~ i'h0fr(I99'}J 4 /ij WIN I 1- fl G l-1 to you• hc-\J:, c ') lPt u~ IIIOk l:' II(>Hl' '>~ ar v "'POll~ AI lr o mm Co n~IJU (' I r on ; / 42 'lJltl EED A WATER SOFTENER? or NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ~ I ' I V HI' Wrl lr om I lr~rrt•,tmw TELEVISilJN VIEWJN(; Business Services I'IJLIIN!l ~ Xl AVA liNG CCII rlpl,•h• ou ro condrrr un Whtle e!et t rr~ r orrge S l ']!> f-lo u r ~ ~~~ teo AM ~M $bU Anli qu (l lo,n ch C>n cobrrl('l S50U Coli 61 4 trtr 7 3CJ7 J { <t.'l-;.ror ~o!t Wor lt ~ In c E Morn ~ ~ Pommoy Q9'} 389 1. our q] (Hl'-f GICJI11 Ohro 45 771 b{) lOAL liM~ S ION ~ 50nrl gro vel collt\1 ".) chlo rrde l e rtrlrter dog food and all typ~:.· ~ ol salt h \Ull'] now due S7 50 per lot t or or;<' yea r Send to se ~ ton flor encf' I N or n~ Rt 2 Bo • ll .r Rocrru> ,. HI DU(I: J AFl 8 l o!> t wrlh C...o~f'~P 1oblpr ~ 8 ~ Vop water ptl h. !'; ('t' fll dtJI1,t' !nl itlb I dl'l I llr ~ H,, ~'lu u i Joo.•t In I ,ti'o ' .. 1 1'111 S o•tt ltlARI f-AllS Cer n~e n r o,~ lot iee<, I/ I' !:1 A I JO I bot h I 'i(Jf.i )ra tc;> ~ lHO il bt.•droo m lH ALI-H t• !:t ltr (J(J(J m riP, 74'11_H:I 4 l'll}(ov£'11 1•~' 11-..6~3b .. dr oo rn IJi dt•f 0 5e rv rce fornwrl y I'l l! 1'-1/J fl, o Orlmo !(> 14 - 64 1 h,l'Jfr OO !ll l'I7J Oa r ran 1-l ~ b(J "} b edr uom 140 Vrct01rnn 14 • b13 bl;' ci r oorrr \lnl.!lll' Huuw :.. t k~ .tr rd \ .1 ttl , ,, j,., <ll't' <l t't' t 'jllCd uul\ lql l! i ,t..,Jr ll lt)r J & PIPO ~ orrt W Vn be ~ rdo Ho c !.. ~ :was Will ( AIH lor !hl ' r'lder ly hornt• f'horrt' Q07 i jl A l COULD USE A ~ITTLE TA'J< · FREE INCOME. $;50,000, TULZATAKE IT OR LEAVE IT. For Sale llltlilllllUII ( '; r ~J r Ill <i th 1 i lll't r! tt• 11uUib lh't lt'.WI"I, ·' 1111 tr..:lr' I~< •·drt .u l' t'Jt'< 1 .Ill! .t t l ~ du• ttll'd .. h. J•••·tu'nil l Tht P utJh~l tt't u ill H• t 1~ for mances 10,33 . JO ·Q(}.-S1arsky & Hulch 6, 13; 10 ·3(}.- News 10: Book Bea l 33. . . 11.00.- News 3., ,6,8.10.13,15. DiCK Cavell 20 ; Lollas Yoga & You 33 . .. SUit. li e crossed to dummy 's ace of diamonds and took a club finesse which won. The contra c t WCJ S now s<J fc. Fishbein le d a low spade fro m dumm y a nd cove red F:a st's three with the four . 'l'h1:> won , However, even if tl h ud not won, Harry's ace of spades would have drawn the remaining trump . \rW S1' J\I '! I! !· '\'T t·: ltl ' l!lS E ASSN 1 tFor a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN Bndge send St to 'Wrn at care of rhts newspa - piu P 0 Bo• 489 Rad10 Clfy Statron New Yor.lt N Y 10019) ,r �13- The Daily Sentmet, Middleport·Pomeroy 0 . Wed nesday M·11. 10 1"78 TRACY ' ' ' ' '. ' ", · 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesda), Moy 10, 1978 WANT AD CHARGES Havi ng purchased a la rger motor hom e will sacri fice this one. 77 Dodge, 8 ,000 miles , 1812 ft.. 360 V-8, arr, AM - FM tape , sleeps 6, CB , ga s-etec. stove . ref. , tu r. , ht r ., shower, dual battery . 30 ga 1-wtr . tnk .- 2 hold rn_ks. Ex. cond . Ca ll da ytime M on .. Fn . on ly H. C. Peery , New Haven , Ph . 304 -882 - 15 Vlur ·rl.,,~ Llu•h•r I <~~It I \Ia~ f 'lt, IIL:I llkl 2dli~~ .! d<t \ ~ fit!.,;:. Want Ads T~rn Unwanted Items Into Cash FOR SALE MOTOR HOME I .!~ 1 ~-I 1&1 "' ~~ 1 r•l I;;, Eadr Wtt l 'd tl \"1' 1 lht• ll ll llllllllllt Lt \I OI"li~ l:> 4 ll'llb jM.'I' 14 ntd jH.'I \l,rl Atl• n.ll tlllll.l-! utlwr th.lll t••n...,,·rrttl , ili,~, "'tlllw dt ar ~:~.-~1 .tl !Itt· I 1!,11 I iilr lu nwmun. { on! HI l!r .. nk• .~ud ( l~tlu;u·~ l).(t'IIL~ pt•t ll o<l t l $.11111 B ~ 5 MOB il~ HOMb l't N~> l~on I'I '.'> IJUI IMI.J k fr11 l)lt ttt •ll d ll t>ll!' rtr1 1•1 W A ll~ W~ll d rrl!r11g lt'i'l UN'r twn PlHWr t·!~2-!loil• 00 YOU nl't•d g rovC'P loll 7J l 111 Oor ~ r fl J /ti~ Uo/r.,o>•6p11r WAGON WORKS \ 1•0111 1111 S<1!11r d,r\ Now Op en in Mason ruc,t!.n lhn.1 F r Hi, rl 9 West -Horton Street -II ' i ·l th r· ol.!l trdut I' prd;IJ• .r\r••ll Op e ning Specia ls Good lhru May 1Jth StulJ·'·' I I' 1\1 ~r rJ<r.r iilkru,"'ll Free mspectto n of rgnition, poinh se tting { dwell and condtfto n resr sta nce and timing ). Nolia• Cor~on ~ f e •oco Ru t lan a no . . .- open under qe w rnor,ooemf'nt Com plere au to rno w~r A C '"'' vrce and rep(lrr Wt:!d,rq Penn zorl produ ch Tune -up and coo l ed engine Fuel injection WILl f)Q rooirnu ond h ou~ t"' h:-Hr Or'd llu rhur lhrry p0rr1lrrrg (nil BPrrrrt' Cur ut/r p r\ or l./J 9 7t> 51 blodt ~ l? l tNDLY H O M ~ ley 1--'arl rf>\ now l? • po rodrnq and ho~ opernng~ for M onaqer~ ond Dea l er ~ Ponr Pion <' • perren.ce help i LJI Our guor('n te-ed ra y3 a nd grit~ .,ell lh emseloe~ No to~h <~rvE:"~t men l N o ~ EH vr(e charge to tu\tQm(•r ~ No <Oii€'(1111Q delrverrng Cor phone nefeHo r y Call (ol/eo Carol Dar 518 43q 8395 yf'O f EXPERT HUNTER r<, BA BYSI II ER 5 o nd 1:1 yeo t old rn our home Monday thru frrdo y f'n.one qQ2 0060 HOM~M AK E R S wm l. a l ew f~ver1 rn g ~ o wf'e h ~or n 5/00 wf't;"k ly Oernon5trme MERR I MA C roy!o onrl grit ~ N o mvp~ t rnC'n t dolr-.err ng or collt'<I•On )up€'r ~~~or p o~r t ror1'> o-.orloble Coil Ann Ba..:t er (oii Prt or 319 5S6 BBB 1 or wntr> MHHII MAC •801 JACKSON Dubuque Io wa 5?001 be a cc epr rng o pp lrCO I !OI1~ and condvc trng tn ter v1ew~ I r 0111 8 30 to 5 00 on M ay 11 ond f r (lrn 8 30 to 17 00 on May 17 l or ~ t-cvrrt y po!>r l ron!o op<>n 111 the Pr Plea!>onr Otea Apply m ptlr son a t the Pt f> lea\an! Inn M rlr t ory borkgiClund prl' ft:rred Wt• ore 011 ~qual OpportvrH Ty lmploye r Guaranteed Training- ~-- 1971 C HI: V ~ OU: l SHORI bed 35U J '> pe ed r u rr ~ g oad '!tiS 33/1:1 IC/77 \-\'I( HI IA OUA ( HIIA ')prr+l l o It J,b er gla:.:. bo s~ boot I ul lv CO!pC' !t.•rl 80 h p M t•r(ury mo toi 7B 11 10del M ercury l hru\ l(' r lrol l111g rn oro1 ~ .. 110 l uC'I rorrlo. 'l 0€'1 orcll cd lrvc w£>1h Bu 1l t 111 •cc rh ro ~r 1ocho m(!1('t anrl ~ peedorn~>te1 Oo1ihle'> m ~ lo.r boor lDrnpl e re wtth !10rl£>r Con to rt b1dr c YrJ\Jrrg 99'] 7630 1Cf67 HONDA 65H . $1 00 9Qi 7S6 5 39 ]!0 Single, 540.00 Married Any U.S. made car- part s extra t1 need ed . Excludes front Wheel drive cars . Call ~4 J4 COU NTRY MOBilf Horne Por lt floulf> 33 north of f' om!' l ;;y Lo rgt? Ia • ~ (al199'} 747Q Pomeroy Landmark W Carsey, Mgr . Phone 991 -21 81 for Sale \to .. {· ~ "' ';)ou tht2o', lf>lrr Ohro jotul M trr\ lll.' i l uolro l r•11 P"'ood on:i Nolnuo z,o" H+ •ut Co ~ P \J IIIOIIl [), o il M oll jt Athe n~ ol .r 'J926()JQ o• t.l 4 b9tr I I B7 p1•pp f'r ~ 1r1myor r011 wO • ~eel bo no no ~ f,,J, p••ppc·•~ Pl u~ •n any ·1r ll" 'l.'lll vorr t·lrt'' ol !umoto plan t ~ nonny lurrd~ of hcngu1g bo~ln•t ., und par Hower~ l ar q(' vo• •Ply ol 011 nuol~ 111 /lot ~ Clvla rrd Form <, on d G'et• n h ou~ (' Rorm(' Geroldr11e (leland ~ OR M~MORIAI S17S po• mon th pl u~ ut. lrtr t· ~ Q85 ~12 1 lu1110Ce A '] 7'J gal . l ucl tar1k wrth go ugo l r!ter !:loth lo r $100 94') Jill or I:!Pipr eQ I4 J1J 1:125 7 nltt>1 4 pp + ond 1976 H: U-' CJ~ 4 wh~:.•el duve J04 v f't rLeci reo~Or10bly Phon(> Q85419+l Colt 9Q2 14tH 992.5776 O rr brg lot (rly wa ter go ~ IH::: ]S::DR OOM home I'J7J G RA V~l Y I~ACIO R 11 h p duul wh('E.>I\ C'iec tr oc ~ t or t 36 mowe1 S800 OQ'} 340'1 H O M~ G RO WN torno to plant~ fr1,provc·J M r ,•r on arrd ~ orl y Vrol (• n t Al )o cobbogP pl a n t ~ 1hornO\o Hoyruor1 O C I O~\ !1om '-lwrm n ~tng Poo l ~yrocu'>e Oh ro 3', Ch ec k our low . low pn ces on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERlO-PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark Q"' ~ck W. Carsev , Mg r. - Phon e 992 -7181 VIRGil&. ,S R. · · Rou te Specialized in vard grading , driv ewa y s, land scaping, etc , 1q A CI\~ S ~roo m hou~c CR I H l o r · rno re qrf orrn ot roll r oll PWMBING & HEATING INC. m t...r::! SALES AND SERVICE ~EPTIC TANK CLEANING R. esi d e nt ia l and commerctal. Call fo r estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday , anytime. Phone 985.3806 Jacl( Ginter 985·3806 Jl 2 baths , garage, patio, porch . I acre . $3 1, 900.00 . JUST LISTED · 1 story fr ame , nice location . 5 BR . 1 baths , carpeting , ' paneling . trl e $10,000 .00 JUST LISTED - I story frame , 6 rooms , 3 SR . bath , ~rf ba semen t , garden space . storage bldg Overlooks rivJr . EXTRA NICE SS .OOO .II!r SM ALL FARM - Appro> 75 acr es , fenced , spr ings , some woods. small barn , nice l BR home 530,850.0<1. J NI CE ACRES - Home 1 yrs . old . 3 BR , 1 balh s. for mal d ining , u tili t y . patio. porch . 518 ,000 00. LIVE IN HAVE INCOM E 1 BR , bat h, lots ot ground , garage . NG furna ces . 513.850.00 ROOM GALORE - 5 BR , bath, basement. parches . some remodeling . $6 ,71;Q() ROUTE 33 - 1 s lory f_ram~ , recent l v renovated . tn nt ce conditton , NEW si d ing . furnace, carpeting and others . WHEN YOU HAVE TO MAKE A FAST SALE LIST WITH US. Htnr~ E. Cle land Realtor Hank , Kathy & Leona Tank bedroom frame home . Natural gas healing . bat h. washer dr yer . hoo k ups . Large fenc ed lot with park ing . S9 .500. 116,SOO . BASHAN Large HOBSTETTER REALTY 3 Has natural gas heaL T.P. water and 3 car garage Over an acre of land . Just GeorgeS . Hobsf ett er Jr ., Broker 107 1 , Sycamore St. Po m eroy , Ohio Large br ic k on ~I near Cheshire Ha s 2 api,trl ments , 5 bedr oom s J baths , 2 furna ces, Gallta water·, and lo1s of young dw arf fru it trees on p,. .1cre lot . WILL TRADE PHONE 997-6333 Office Hrs.: 9 a.m .-4 p.m . Close d Thur sda ys and Sa turday s af noon . 'f our Full Tim e Real Es tat e Broker This2 or 3 bedroom home is out ol town . Has 11 1 bal hs and ful l ba sement. Large lot dnd ou lbuilding . If you hdve vacant land just making brush , tr ade for th is dnd make a r enlal. S20,000 - for 3 properties In I. La rge older home wif h 9 room s and 2 baths , a 3 car garage with 4 ro om apartment and ba th , p lus a smal l bu siness build ing IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM IN SELLING OR BUYING, CONSU LT us. Ni ce 3 bedroom hom e, very mod er n, one floor plan loca ted Jn Rustic Hil ls; Sy ra cuse, Ohio. Make a reasonable offer . ~ t ort and fi fl ing station , •ncludl ng s tock ttnd f i:.-tures , doing a good Lo cated in bu sine ss Langsville, Ohio Priced at 125.000 .00. WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY . REA L ESTATE IS SELL ING SO LET US SELL YOURS . Chery lle mley , Assoc-iate G. Bruce Teaford H@len l. Teafo r d • Sue P. Murphy As sociates Home Phone 742 -2033 GeorgeS . Hobst effer Jr. Broker Hom• Phon e 991 ·$139 992 ·2259 - 992-6 19 1 CALL CENTRAL REALTY CO. THE WISEMAN. REAL ESTATE AGENCY 10 ACR~S - Vacant, land on blacktop road. Beautiful home ~1te About 5 minutes from 5 Poin ts Price 513 .800. . IN GALLIPOLIS Day 8('ou t rl ul IQ7 4 CJO I 1011 (h l'"' DII• t l W B t1u clt !} grw1 bC>d ~ SJ il'Mg •ne f' ~ f' B lwm ~ addle 1orr h 31 (XX) rnrlr~ M odPrn Supp ly 399 W M orn P om~r ov 992 '1164 RT. J3 - 10 ACRES of land along Rt 33 4 AT 446-3643 lane just rt Rt . I Middloport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Compl•te Paint Jobs llOO.OO Small Cirs l a rge Cars 5125 .00 Trucks IIIS .OO Body work & repair 51 .00 per i nch usimjJ only the be st Dupont materials. 741 ·3010 4 9-1 mo. business Servi uefi BRA DFO RD Au ett o nt!'e l Com plotu ~o r vrce Ph on e q4q 1487 01 QJQ /000 . lioc rna Ohr o (n it ~ 10 df or d SO WER S REPAtR HWOO D Swe cpe 1~ t o(J) I P.r~ rrono, all 'l rnall op pl ranc-es l aw n mow fH tH?K t to Stat e H!ghwol" Garage on Rout e 7 P hon 1~ (614 ) 985 3815 Pho ne Q91 tXC AVAriNG dote r . loodm ond bod .. hoe w ork , du m p trucks 011d lo -boy s lor htr e wrll haul l rf l d ut 10 ~0 11 lrrnes tone and 91 OvQI Coli Bob or Rogtn Jel - t KCAVA liNG doLor backh oe (harte~ R Hot · I reid , Bock H o Se r 11ce Rutland Ohro Phon e 7471008 opd d rt chcr do rool mg co n st ruc tron I JTTI.E OH I%\ N 1\ N~ IIc kitchen . li ving room & both . Large lot with fenced yard Call now , pr iced to sell. LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres with a nice 1', story h~use wi t h 3 bedrms. and I' 1 baths M ostly carpeted . B1g centra l fireplace with heafalalor. Sma ll barn and Powvc.ccK' ru h. -1 '-l f\~ C oll IT F- t'IJt--1 I Wf\]'j f 't'O U fO OVVN 0. Ser\-·ices HOWE RY AND AI .I.E \' 001' . -" MARliN • E11 COvOirng ~ eplr( \ 'p' !> t om~ doter bo( ith oc durnp lqJ t k l t t~I U!oiOII(! Qlavol blocl.top, po .. rl)g Rt 143 Pho 11e I (bl-'111 ) o98 7331 • • "• "• • '• SA rHROO M) AND Krl r h~m ternod a led <ecom lt ttl!! plum b r11 g corpt.!lllly and 9t'l1fHOI rnorrHenance 13 y eors •• pe1 1err tc 99' 3685 SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LIITLE & SAVE A LOT s '" Birthdau A man wl1at' II own up t' bein' as old present fer is de:Servc Mister Walt? J-----0~ som't hin'.' •t' .. ......... ... ' ~,., nit=-Jll~;l'l ..., & up F ltANK & EHN IE Call142-l211 TALK TO WENDELL GRA TE CARPET CONSULTANT SHOPLIFTERS WILL BE TREATED WITH THE GREATEST COURTESY •sporting goods· ~ • W[IGHTliFTING [QUIPMfN SJ.4, JOO Pomeroy Landmark ~ack W Car!tY• M9r. ~ Phone'/92·2181 1' 2 acre" With nice 1 bedrm . mobile home wtth 2 rms . built on wi th fi replace . Workshop wllh other buildings . Eastern Loca, . We Neod listings We have buytrs for many types of prOperty CALL JIMMY DE EM Associlie . 949·2388 MEMBER Laraest Selection In The Valley 6B ACRE FARM Pr lcereduced lo ~•6. 900 . Allroclive remode led 1 story fa r rn home -;irl~ ce home features a large living room , dint'"O(.~\l'"- rlchen , 5 bedrooms, & 1' 1 ba th s. 15 ar; t..\i t,.: . .,1 1e la nd wi th balance in pasture and wood, ~ .,.,aer barn & garage . You must see th j5 one , It's w.:tt worth the price . Located off R:t. 315 in ' Meigs County Bluegrass 20: Consumer Surv i val Kit 33 . 7·3Q- Ba seball 3,4: Malch Game PM 6; Tall let ales B: MacNeiJ .Lehrer Reporl 10.33: Muirl leld '78 10; Nashville On The Road 13; Marly Robbins' Spotlight IS . 8:0(}.- Welcome BacK , Kotter 6,13; Ch ips IS : Body 10 l'l oo-----Janaki 33 , 12 :0>-Movie " Pr isoner in the Middle" 8 ; 1·00--Tomorrow 3.4 : I 5Q---News 13. Movie Channel 4 - S&9P M - TheLaleShow iPG J 7 & 1.1 PM. - Hollywood Oldies IGI Yesterday 's Ans wer Cable Channel 5 6 30 P.M.- Testimony Time 24 Windflower 31 Between :· F'r 25 Quarrel 32 Speed 16 l.ocatt'<l enthUSiilst 28 Put 36 ,·- also through serve a ricer 3S Coach JO Wi nnie· Wilkerson the-Pooh's J9 Japanese creator verse 1 b 8 7·00 P.M. - Paul Gaudino 7 30 P M . Super sports 10 :00 PM E:Hh - 700 Club . BRIDGE 19 I' O I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Play the right suit first 14 1! 6 \'OHTH 11 • tJ l j .J [,:,, .• '% I» l l~ il2 . • • Kil 0 l • i li:; .1 ~ • K .I .I I 10 !t R . IIH • • 39 ~<llllt', ~ A !15 [ F E I . I. 0 W l'a so., :t • Pa s .., I'H S:-i 5• Pa s:-. l'ti:-..'1 fi + l'~t !.S l'ass .litnrpl~ ~ t.mds rnr :lllfllh('r In 1his sa mple A is lltrt ·c' 1: .... X fnr lilt• 11\ rl rr -.. de ' S 111~l t· IC' ttrrs. h+tlc•rs :tn• dtfTer('llt !-'a s~ 0.'\ w ald ,. 5 NT •K z. I Z J D WINNIE: eu--- . . ~w cov1:: f-<1: :;::;-1"--\T ' MlcL!:i<: $AlP H:: ;:i-\\1:0 hi:> ESCORT 5ERI ;::E WHE:.J \IE :;T-\ IHE::J CALL =ROI 1 4 LO"J!::L'> WORKING ON rYE HE Be LYING 10 '~" ? ~ _>-'.')'I DOCUVIEWAR>. . T 0 1 (; .ON ~ 1 5 LJNL :-TE:: PHCNE ? C.:;u_C wa ~ H T N 0 p m· z z0 . QG true l;rid~e pl ayers arr Z of bcin~ abll' ln say , ·· llry , a lot of the guys who starl cd f( B I 1 T S D N this dev 1lls h g<unt• arc slill around. and they s l.tll wm F ll S D QGY DI J 1m porta nt tournanwnts . · · EF'BOKD Z'P BKBZO ZO 0 DX ZJ It's tr ue . Bndge ts stil l a GTNU . - }1 0u ng J,.:amc . and th e early i nnovators and pioneers are ~· T J J QB 0 compc11ng 111 major Yesterday 's Cryptoquote: lJFE lS SOMETHING LIKE: TH IS tournaments. The list in· TRUMPE:T . IF YOU DON'T PUT ANYTHING INTO IT, YOU eludes $Uch titans as !3 . .Jay Becker. Dic k Frey , Sam OON'T GET ANYTHING OUT.-W.C. HANDY Fry , Mike Gottlieb , Sam P W Y H Z0 ' l':f'HI t\mtc f'l'alllt~~ :;Jn LftCI.tl' . ln1· s till Staynwn , Charles (iorcn, R1\H NEY WHAT ON LUCY~ WAl--E UP ! HOW CAN YOU FALL ASLEEP IN .THE A\IODLE OF ...\ BALL GAME 7 { ~E S 1 C..\N SEE HOlt! THAT :\\iG I-iT r-1...\PPEN ... 7( THAT TREE ? HE'S TRA ININ ' Ot: BULLET TO HUNT POSSUM Wes t hand . If, howe ve r , lutcly rt cher fro m the t•xpt•ricnce p T 1·: T W I P •:'<. HFZ OK th e hc<lrt lea d safe way to make the contracl. F'1 rst Harry had to drscov er whether he had any los ers outside the trump vented around 1925, and CJlJ RFD \.\' (I ll ht:-. !'i lll gle t on ;t el' Fr :-. bbt•l/1 umncthatcl y saw thtJt the problem was has tru mp suit. If Fi shb<•Jn could afford to lose no trump tr1rk!-i, h1~ pr oper play tn the tru111p sutt would be the ace . Th1 s p ic k s up a swg lctvn k1ng in (' tlht•r t he East or Fa s hbcin , r ould afford to l o~w a trump trrc k, there wtt.s an abso· .Ja roby and Alan Sontag Co ntrc.td brid~t· 1·11 I' I'T1H!l 'OTES . 4 7\T Pa s!-. Upcmng lead : Ry tu IJt...; mc.tn y fr1end s a tnh utc tn ht ;.; aggr ..·s· ~ '' 1' tm ldtng style <Hid llrnrl t·~:, ct.trd pia ~ F t:-. h ~ ..'+ ltttn g Sou th at a 1:-. With Vulnerabl e : Nl'll ht~ r Dt:akr : South \oh ~ t :\'urth East Snuth jl[4l (;t•urgc Waltlrm ar \'On h1gh-:-. to•kt•:-. rutJber bnclgr ·\ IOH 7 ti ~ • K·\ H 141 da~ tiH• i 'r1 dc I SIWTII IJ• Hl~t r b, nod . H~ rpt · t · tl!ld i'. l'd(\\ 1[/ ' Ft :-. h _, " Ill 9 +K · ~ i t i :{~ l ·: a :-.l l·~ Ttw dt; tg r ;ul\llll'd hand . • pla~cd lllilfl Y .~t· .:•r.? ago by tilt' l<t ll' ll ttrT\ ' FLo..,llbt'in • II .I I·: AST Wt:ST ll ~ Al/.14 t ..... 130 J-l0-1\ • ; ti 2 FO >B ~; Hulch 6,13; & Mash B; ABC News 33 . M ovi e " The Sand Pebbles" ~'._ I. 0 N . Cavefi 20 . Lilias, Yoga & You JJ. II·J[)..-Johnny Carson 3,4,IS : Slarsky .!f111S1rtrp ht• \, 1111' h•ng th ;mrl f,rrnr, tlt nn o f lh<' 1\nrds i\T(' :1 11 l 11 n 1~ Once Upon A Classic 20,33 . 10 30- 0r igina ls 20 ; 11 ()().-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13.1S; Di ck l l. III.Y ('I !YI''I'OI!I IOTE ll er•~ hn w In wo rk it : A X V U I. B t\ t\ X R ( ITH' ] t•l! i ' f u -. t•rl for 1ht · > a,10; Human 10 : 0Q--Mac Oavi!i 3,4, 15, Baretta 6. 13. Barnaby Jones B. 10; Our Mutual Fr iend 33; News 20 . 2tl unit 129 34 Wrath JS Locally 3) born : abbr . 3i Gibberish )J 40 Hannoniows 11 Corner 14 0 42 Called for 142 43 Ea~le' s nest UP IN 15 IN STOCK BOLERO 6,13 ; Oper ation · Runaway 15 ; Hawaii F ive -0 8,1 0; Advocates 20.33 . q · Jo-F ish 6, 13 . AIRTH IS SNUFFY DOIN' S11, 700 wilt. buy a good 2 bedrm . house and garage, storage bu tld ing and ga rden space on St Rt . 1'4 In Syracuse . Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20.33. 7:oo-Cross.Wils 3,4: Newlywed Game 6, 13; Gong Show B: News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; Hocking Valley 8;3Q-Whal's Happening 6,13 : 9 Go-Barney M1l ler ti is RUTLAND FURNITURE IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKUA BED F(!)R YOU OUNCE }I • 1 • Rutland LATHE t' Eh·c. As low As '4 88 sq. yd . - Good selections - Fully slocked. 6;0Q- News 3,d.B, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6: Zoom 20. 6:3(}.- NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Caro l Bur nell & I XJ" [ I I l XJ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Signify 1 ~'ashion > " Separate 2 Wading bird " 3 Book by ll Play the Adm . Byrd 'TI<AT'S WHAT YOU IHIN1C , FRIEND.' 'OJ AIN'T GOIN ' NOWHEIO?El wolf 4 Catnip 12 Fly 5 Natural 13 Co rrespond gi ft 6 Ward off with 15 Poet's 7 Small nightfa ll amounl 16 Jujube 8 Trellis 17 Threefold: 9 Infinite 10 Arranged prcf. 18 Inha bit in a series 20 Actress 14 Lessen Balin J9 Fiber knot 21 Polo 22 l,;,t sland Grounds 23 Crusaders ' hero foe -..22 Shoo ' I II 14 Tlle\..1 made 23 .. Ram" How Old LjOi.J He mus' be He don·: II th in':> last heroine looh th ;nk he is, crowd in' a 1'3 -~<, in 26 Inscribed 11un'reo! I . Joel? 13 v ~ j . 1 pillar tl12111 c :3\.j::.. 27 Indigo I ~ (_....,. plant \ _..':::::8::':( I 28 .Sweet jl 9 118 ' tooth ravontc %71 29 Bandleader k-.fi In 124 I I Rubber Back Carpet Buy where you can come in and see what you're gletting Hogan ' s Heroes 15; 5:55----Jerry Walker 's Golf T tps r*,; padding at no c han.,e , E •pert i nstallation>. 9' and 12' Vinyl tlooring In Stock S:3Q- News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33 : Mar y Tyler Moore ~ 0 : 9. til~ All carp•t installed with • Now ar'range lhe orcled leners 10 torm the surprrse answer. as suggested by the above carroon· ~ S I(" 'II m i le off Rt. 7 by -pas s on Sr . Rt. 114 toward Rutland , 4-30-ttc Bunc h 10. · 5 .QO--Here Come The Brides 3; Star T r ek 4; Gun smoke Mis ter Rogers 20,33 ; Hogan ' s Heroes 10, ; Emergency One 13 ; Pe1ticoat Junction 15. The tales! JUMBLES are here In JUMBLE BOOK "10 and JUMBLE BOOK 111 , Available lor $1 35 EACH. po!!lpald from Jumble , elo lhl!l newspaper, P.O. Box 3-4, Norwoael, N J. 0764£1. Malle o; M clls payacle 10 N fltf spapurbooks . J,4 Auto & Truck Repair Als o Transmission Re pair Phone 992-S682 Sesame 51. 10,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13. 4 30-L ittle Rascals 3,15 ; Gi lli gan' s I s. 4, 8; Brady A ·· ouu·· MOMENT !) GARAGE Poorer \5 ; Merv Griffin 6 ; A ddams Family 8 : Whm you should nev• have when the sun is shining b,ightly et the beach - lH1S s roRE. , ROGER HYSELl flu p;:int~P.is 4 OQ--Mister Cartoon 3 ; Superman 4 ; For Richer, For I WHAT THE'/ CALLEt5 ' iHE lOW ii<:UCK OPERATOR5' ANNUAL 5H INDIG. THE " ( 1 Answer . s. LOWEEZY !! liv rng room and kitchen 7 ba th s, ba,.ement, F A. nat . gas he~ t In Ch ester · . Lilias , Yoga & You 70 . I I I . [] Yesterd a~ s I Jumbles FIG(,I about 20acres fen ced . Nice cou ntry setting oft bla ck top roa d. Pr ice \42,000. IIS ,ooo - Will buy a good l bedr . house with large 12 ()().- 3: 3(}.-A II 1 n The Family 8, 10: You Bet Your L1le 20 . (Answers tomorrow \ 'I I41.SOO . bedroom home •n good condi tion . Features a basement wi th finished fa mily room and laundry room , eal in [] Answer here : 17~--------...,.---:;::-;;;:] A very nice I' 1 story 4 10; B. 10 ; 2;0o-Qne Life lo live 6, 13. 2 3Q-Ooc lors ],4,15; Gui ding Lig ht 8,10: 3:0oAnolher World 3, 4,15; General Hosp ital 6,13: LITTLE OJIPHo\N ANNIE-PROMOTION 9q:- f er~ day pho ne 7089 nrght . phone 992 3525 0 1 99'} 513? Free a: CIJCJ (J fully insured 2409 ~fWI N G MACHIN£ Rcpou !> ~e ' 11 rcc all make ~ 991 2'?8<1 The l· obr 1c Sh o p P or ntH O~ Au tho r rr ed 5mgor Sole~ and 5e rvt r e w{' ~ lrorpen Sc·~~ O I~ Loving a: ~HROME~ on heating cost Experience and and garden spa ce, City wa t er and drilled well Loc close to h ospi1-al and sc hool at Laurel Ctrlf . Aski ng bedrm house wi th I '~ baths . kit chen with built in appl1ances. family rm . with f ireplace , all n icely carpeted . Full basement wit~ wood -burning stove . Attached ( 2 carl garage . Chrysler Air Temp . central heating and cooling . Very low e!ec. bills All th is and appro)( . one acre land . Ha ve a look . Only S-47 ,900.' I Cellulosic (wood lib erl Thermal Ins ulation Save 30 pel . to 50 pet. RlMOOH!NG Pturnbrr"1g huotr n g "" ond all typtH o l gt..>nerol re po lr War t.. guor o nttwd '10 yc or 5 c • p ('n enu~ 20: Nova 33. 11 .5!>-CBS News 8; Only 15. r I I A WIZ~SLI?:8\'J? Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE 142·2211 REDUCED TO liS ,900 - E~M J&L •w AUTO PAINTING Fortune 3,15; Fami ly Feud 6.13 ; Partridge Family 4; L ove of Life a. 10. Sesame St . Newscenter 3; News 4,6, 10 ,_ .. San ford & Son 15 , Gambit M idday Magazi ne 13 . 12 ·Jo--Rvan's Hope 6, 1.3 : Bob Bra un 4; Gong Show 15; Sea r ch for Tomor row a.10 . E lec . Co. 33 . :00-For Richer , For Poorer 3; All My Ch ildren 6,1 3; News You ng & the Res tle ss 10: Not for Wome~ WOCALL=+I~ • 27 lie '1 41 73 48 40 ACRES - In Sou th ern Local with a small barn and dug well . About 12 acres tillable. Some wood d mtnerals Asking s 2 l ,SOO . s an AAD 111BY A Bib 11P Anytim e Saturday plumbrng 0r1d h eot rng No 10b too Io rge 01 roo small ~h o ne and IVY.! m 'OJ f:lOitJ0 lD MAfJAb£ WlllOJT I.£T llii:M rn:t.J IT CG\l'T BOTHB'. t:n~IIJb rr., I'U.. HA~DL ~ 992-7119 or 992·5041 BOB'S 11 30--Wheel of by Henn Arnold and Bob Lee ·3D--Days of Our Lives 3.4,15 ; As The World Turns Call After S:OO or Wi ll norlh of Pomeroy Nrce home sites . Asktng 512, 800 . 1 6 ' A C RE~ With a nice Jl '1 sto r y house, mostly carpeted wtth J or 4 bedrms , li v ing rm fam rly rm w• fh firepla ce, basement, fuel Otllu rnac~ , garage o utbu il dings . Some fen ci ng , plen t y of road frontage A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an excel lent 3 ~~THAT SCRAMBLED WORO GAME (J I Free Est . Call : 992.3815 49lmo. pd . DAVfiBAcKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Chester, Ohio 10'30 c Il eal Estah• for Sa l~ · Cleland - Realtor Associate s ll eaiE• tatr for Sa le lrJt\1M jli)1f 10. J[)..-Andy Grilli lh 8; Fami ly Altair 10. 10 oo-Card Sharks 3,d,l 5; Edgeol Night 6; Pass The Buck 8; Joker's Wil d 10; To Tel l The Trulh 13. 10 3Q-Hol lywood Squares 3,4, 15; High Hopes 6: Pr lc• is Righi 8, 10; $20,000 Pyram 1d 13 . II 0(}.-High R611ers 3,Q, IS ; Happy Days 6, 13. 9 YEN ED 991·1174 :sam~ Bo x 3· bedroom home w i th bdfh . \16 ,000 . NEW LIST IN G p~ Jack's Septtc 3 house and "J ou lbui lding s. Ha s a drilled well and water line clo!,e . Will trade for what you have . Want SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 9 :oo,_ Merv G riff in 3 : Ph i l Donahue 4, 13, 15 ; Emerge ncy One 6: Brady Bunch 8: Match Game unScra mble 1hese four Jumbles. bne leltetto each square , ro lorm lour ordmary words. I I 9 11 c near st ores . A good wa y 10 survive . Also a 6 room lkrlltk,,.,- C.r•. BA.M. to Q:30 P.M. lot 10 ACRES rruc~~ Of' •••ll•tor to 1'- or 992 -6263 Trees LISTING lllltlll Service rr... '"- ..,,.., Pomero.v, 99H2J2 ana country lresh a ir . 5 i'l cres on T.P. water l tne in Oli ve Town ship . RACINE - Good old 4 bedroom f rame home Bath , natural gas turnac e, city water , ba sement. niCe large eal tn kilchen , and illtllt~!IJII· I NEW Radiator~ 300 M.ain St. $9 ,600. l iYe in 1hi s 7 ro omer and collec t r ent too _ All ci ty ut ili ties and LOVELY BRICK & FRAME - 3 yrs . old . 3 BR , 4·30- J mo. EXPERIENCED Pomeroy, Oh io RESIDENCE & RENTAL MAIN POMEROY. 0 . 742·2328 , S P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4.24· 1 mo. CARTER News B; BuiiWink le 10 .· 7 : 3D-Sc hoo lt s 10. B:OO- Cap!. Kangaroo B, IO, Sesame St 33 . ._.,,een the War s6. Fa mt ly Feud B: Ma cNeil Lehrer Reporl20. 33; The J udge 10; In Search Ot 1J ; Wild Ki ngdom 15 8·0Q- Rollergirls 3,4, 1S ; Eigh t is Enough 6. 11 : Pilot 8,10, Nova 10 ,33 : 8· 3Q--Joe & Vallerie 3.4, 15 9 :00 DeanMartin3 ,4.15 ; Charlie's Angels6. 13; M ovie " Murder at" the Mardi Gras" 8, 10 ; Great Per AI Tromm Const. 1 13 s ooToday 3,4, 15 ; Good Morning Ame r i.ca 6, 13; CB 7 Bel 4; w . 6 . 45- Morning Report 3: 6: 5()-Good Morntng , es Virgin ia 13 ; 6· 55-Chuck White Report s 10; News 15 ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; si ght 33. 7 JO Al l Slar Any lhing Goes 3; Sha Na Na ,..THEN TUR~$ TO ~UN DOWN HIS MORE DANGERO U:; HUMAN FOE l 399 W. Main St . Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992-2164 4-12· 1 mo. P . Ph o nP - i . . BR7Bx13 GR18x14 HR78xll Small engine & mower ser vice, Massey Ferguson & Gibson Tillers, lawn Boy Mower Sales & Service. (614) 667-6177 Be tween 7: 30 & 9: 00 p.m . 1 16 .~. Second Stref f LA ND · NewlywedGame6.1J; Sha Nd Na H: News 10: Gli l igan ·s Is. 15 ; .D ick Cavell 20 ; I n LIST SALE 518 .31 $44 .88 SSS.OI ss I. 97 S89.19 $55 .11 MODERN SUPPLY Call JERRY MURPHY REAL TO It 992 -3375 Rutl and f 41l050 ? apar1menls, each ha ve ~, TEAFORD larg e S700 ~ 11l UOO r-- - - - - - - yeots o ld A ll electHC Clo~e 1o !>Chool Nr c.c lo't wrth tr t:>f'' tn SMAll f-ARM f,O R SALt 74 7 7771 ~. 4 . ~ ~~~ OOZER FOR HIRE MIIJDII:POHI J bedroom hor ne 7 lull both ~ f ully ( 01p€lcd 1W0 SIORY f1ornc hol r.r\ P 6 toqurpped lt i!fhcn wrlh mle1 1 00 11\ ~ and bo th r('l i:J r out com nolurol go 5 fu uroce cen buddmg~ ~ mre~ lond a t edge tral orr Cbnd!lr('l rng on o IOQ ~ o l flutlond Co rnpl et \ !rorl cr IOU lo t f-e n ct2'd rr1 yard ho olt up ol ~o 1 bani<~ o pprar ~ S J~ 500 f'h o roe 99'} 6145 od pr opcr ty O! 51 5 5(Xr Pho rH• 992 7094 IN fiUllAND 6 1oorn) porrwl Be dding Plant s, Pott e d Plants. Di s h Gard e n s, Hanging Basket s, Veg e tabl e Plants . Jt>O Tuppc 1 ~ f'larn ~ 0 11 Oh10 1\url ond 742 31 tr 3 lorrrrotr on coil JOt1 773 5317 1970 (t i[ VROL I: I C U~ IOM D~lu • to '• \On prr lt up S3400 l ow rn 1IPugr• R e>ed~vrllc bi43786JI1 leve l land 7 f-lh ona (614 1607- trJO·l , lorr notr on co ii9 4Q '1018 Syracuse, 0 . ( 8. a cr e:> ~ News A CBS News B. 10; Over Easy 20. 74tll !WQ HOUS~~ lrr )yroruH.> 'o n ': VA IHA , JU y1 lrnor1< 1119 ol ~o oCrp lo t Spmrou~ 3 be droonr relr!lOI H rr.Jg lr c lorrd f,-\o rtgngto w1th lo1 ge ut rl r1)" roo m Hard 77 ~ · ) lat e A them p h onP j61d l woorl l lo o r ~ and <orpe r 1-rurt ~Q2 30~ I t rees 0 11 d s hrub ~ In Ratr11 c 3 1 J one~ Beou! du! ~ 8Y OWNER 5 O Cf(!~ wrl lr 9 1 OO II l ho use t·RH- G A S 1<or go ragp bed1 oo nr 3 bo th ho me Com ~ urnmm krt( he n ond horrler<'d piPt l>ly 1ernode lc d an d by /<! t!Uit~ (oii9H5 31::?7 wr peted Ho s bo th go !> onrl E" lectrrc fulnonoo La t ge car port BY OWNI::R 3 b ~d • oo m s wr th l orf an d sto rage hurldrng Central t>d o rr go' hoot and 011 co rrrlr 011 pl u~ lull bosmnen1 ~ O f rn tr or wr g . I one lt:>vf' r lo t r11 bot h to r por i u l rl 1ty burld rr rg Hogan 's Heroes 15 . ~ ~ ~~ ~ 17 ir'·<O icd ot You ... B iack Woman 10; 6:30-0oclors on Ca ll 4; News 6 . E lec. Co 20 .33 . Mary T yler Moore 10 ; oo-Cross - W its3.<~ ; 3· 15·1fc J be dr oo m h ou~e I b ot h ~ aU e iN I 01re M rddlr>J.lOrl clo'>e to 1\utlund f'h ll1 (' qq2 Jo- " THE MILEAGE MAKER" Pomeroy , 0 . Ph . 992.2848 N~W olbe d roo m' houH.' r ree g o~ [ Q("Qlo">d) rnrll.' \ we ~ t o l Pome• oy o rr~ ~ 11 4 10 , 111 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Muffler . Brakes Shocks . Tires Battery . Installation Service HOM I::SII ~) for sol e I acre and up M•ddlepor f rtf'n Ru tl and (omrncrr•al prope • ty ClP PI OK THURSDAY , MAY 11,1978 5:05- Fa rm Rporlll ; S;SQ-PTL Club 13 ; 5:S!i-TO Be Announced 10; 6 ()().-PTL Club lSi 6:2!>-For 6·0(}.-News 3,4,8,10, 13,15 ; Zoom 10; 6;3Q-NBC News DURA.STEEL RADIAL MOORE'S H••al Est• l~ for Sale II ROOM 1WO ~ t o ry hou ~c LJo u bte 901 age w1th oponmellt out burldrng ~ 17 acr e s Rutla nd Stc;>war r See or coil 1 0 741 7471 Kojak 8; l: QO--Tomorrow 3,4, 2 11}-News 13. WE DNESDAY , MAY 10.1978 DELTA For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At • wtJ t 011 PHI(~ '> NOl oil a Five 0 B; ABC News 33 ; Movie " The Sand Peb· bles" 10. 11 ()().-JanaKi 33: 12 ;4Q-My slery of the WeeK 6,13; s ·oo--Here Come The Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mi ste r Roger 's Neighbor hood 20,33 , Hogan's Heroes 10. Emergency One 13. Petticoat Jun c tion 5 Evenings Catl 446.J796 or 446-7881 Coli ~ AR CORN I rr•(ubotr!l~ M adeJ 12 s ho tgu rr l4) 1JSQ FIVE BEDROOM <oun tr~ horne nrrle'> Ph ont.., Bf j l ';)Hl (l iON o l li re bo•; t wuod ~elec t •an llowpr~ :.pray' CITIZENS Our n('w 00 !> ~ 0 1 '> 110~\P~ f o yr•<, Grit r pnters O!>St5 lonre fOU ·nc1y bP !J hop N / nd ~t M1ddlP pCrr ! able to lr1r rn our npnrrmerrl l or le!>~ than !»50 n rnt"' ' h f 01 19!5 CR 17~ f l~rr1orr> 1977 1/5 mor e ll) l or rno t rot , r111 1ort Hon do Q97 763q v, Hoge M anor Apa r t111enh JSO HO N DA l'rrr .. d l or qu,c l-, QQ1 7787 ~ a in See ~ld orr Wulb11rn w <all rWO BEDFo' OOM lrolt'' n dult ~ 997 1805 ol l t•r 5 00 pm on I; Q<11 JJ)A 1971 f-O RO lID $175 lw111 !oun 10 • 501 oeodr aorn rnobriP h•JIIlt:' 111 dry r ub~ ') ron furn{l(r- and Ra<tn e area QQ7 51J)I:i rod1010r CO \! 11011 I 'oi!IO fl lt rl Chon ~~~~ ~ H(rr V('~ I P OlliO lid FURNI SHE D APT rwar Roc mP B1 oadwoy 51 Ror llrt' Sl 30 per rnonth Cl 4q 7?S1 992 2623 S3 000 I'I?S HO NDA 9Q/ 07 J SfN IOR l ARGE DRY ~to•ogP ruo"' JS 000 SM All SA W MH I Q8 5 357-l B f" 0((011 t[liJirll ov,d• r hl llh(•ll H'l r Oul~ 1'99 plot\'~· lwnd lel!ure ~ wr· o·q 3 AND 4 RM l urn•'>hed and un t urnr~hed op t\ Photw Qq? (Onllrtron nJi t rv or o r ~ 6 It br v~h hog Bo th J p1 hr1t h 9 -t 9 7471.:1 ( ABBA G I: ~·ur Rent I Qr1 Ot-.lt ROW Call Now For Appointment IN)Ul A llO fJ BU~Iflf )') 1Q/o\ ~ h· p \iQ<I '' "' ~ {JI'rl / "'~"lotrng rnorl'•il t". Ol''·plt•lt• wrtl. e • lfO hlov<~"., Apf 'rt • ',()(J hoq ~ o l 11\~ulolrun l: .t•t r th rlq lll•('(led to gu "''c• bu~lltl·~· '-14/ J'N3 Arm y Rec ruiting SFC Lowe ry Co ll ec t 59J. J022 orrd P B SPECIAL lAMMMII '!) OCIO 81 U fU~l a rt 147 Jltr-4 Ohrc• 1 , 10r1 au to tron<, J w hee l drwe I' ~ Sunday t til S ~ck elc r tnr J7 A C R ~F ARM l UJ 'll MA liC Ot Ct)ut1 1 ng "'0' hrr>o Ph{HH 4'0 il5b lht 0011)" 5r>rllml•l I 1 ( ou• r \l·t•f•l f'c-•rr 1•toy 1 Phon e JQ7J f- OHD V AN 351 png fJ S f! 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I YL'OI ., c xpe rrerr ce fr ee e'l llln O I(I '> al\ ythrn g you rol>P rf l or urrdt>rgrounrl \wr rr 1 1 '00 1 ~ No w chf'rn i(o l omJ \li p j' ly \ tro r e Alba r+y Ohr o Ph o ne 614 6t,lfJ 65St> 1 A l t•' r 6 J.llll 014 089 S'lSI Jo hn t ~~ tt,. ,., o r b!J ijl - ~'}6~ Hrll Grllell( ' J W.- oru dryer qg') J2b4 Or ug let Pomeroy landmark soften & condition your water with Co-op wate r VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS ,\I, rrrr !.r ~ lOS T NORG~ i'h0fr(I99'}J 4 /ij WIN I 1- fl G l-1 to you• hc-\J:, c ') lPt u~ IIIOk l:' II(>Hl' '>~ ar v "'POll~ AI lr o mm Co n~IJU (' I r on ; / 42 'lJltl EED A WATER SOFTENER? or NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ~ I ' I V HI' Wrl lr om I lr~rrt•,tmw TELEVISilJN VIEWJN(; Business Services I'IJLIIN!l ~ Xl AVA liNG CCII rlpl,•h• ou ro condrrr un Whtle e!et t rr~ r orrge S l ']!> f-lo u r ~ ~~~ teo AM ~M $bU Anli qu (l lo,n ch C>n cobrrl('l S50U Coli 61 4 trtr 7 3CJ7 J { <t.'l-;.ror ~o!t Wor lt ~ In c E Morn ~ ~ Pommoy Q9'} 389 1. our q] (Hl'-f GICJI11 Ohro 45 771 b{) lOAL liM~ S ION ~ 50nrl gro vel collt\1 ".) chlo rrde l e rtrlrter dog food and all typ~:.· ~ ol salt h \Ull'] now due S7 50 per lot t or or;<' yea r Send to se ~ ton flor encf' I N or n~ Rt 2 Bo • ll .r Rocrru> ,. HI DU(I: J AFl 8 l o!> t wrlh C...o~f'~P 1oblpr ~ 8 ~ Vop water ptl h. !'; ('t' fll dtJI1,t' !nl itlb I dl'l I llr ~ H,, ~'lu u i Joo.•t In I ,ti'o ' .. 1 1'111 S o•tt ltlARI f-AllS Cer n~e n r o,~ lot iee<, I/ I' !:1 A I JO I bot h I 'i(Jf.i )ra tc;> ~ lHO il bt.•droo m lH ALI-H t• !:t ltr (J(J(J m riP, 74'11_H:I 4 l'll}(ov£'11 1•~' 11-..6~3b .. dr oo rn IJi dt•f 0 5e rv rce fornwrl y I'l l! 1'-1/J fl, o Orlmo !(> 14 - 64 1 h,l'Jfr OO !ll l'I7J Oa r ran 1-l ~ b(J "} b edr uom 140 Vrct01rnn 14 • b13 bl;' ci r oorrr \lnl.!lll' Huuw :.. t k~ .tr rd \ .1 ttl , ,, j,., <ll't' <l t't' t 'jllCd uul\ lql l! i ,t..,Jr ll lt)r J & PIPO ~ orrt W Vn be ~ rdo Ho c !.. ~ :was Will ( AIH lor !hl ' r'lder ly hornt• f'horrt' Q07 i jl A l COULD USE A ~ITTLE TA'J< · FREE INCOME. $;50,000, TULZATAKE IT OR LEAVE IT. For Sale llltlilllllUII ( '; r ~J r Ill <i th 1 i lll't r! tt• 11uUib lh't lt'.WI"I, ·' 1111 tr..:lr' I~< •·drt .u l' t'Jt'< 1 .Ill! .t t l ~ du• ttll'd .. h. J•••·tu'nil l Tht P utJh~l tt't u ill H• t 1~ for mances 10,33 . JO ·Q(}.-S1arsky & Hulch 6, 13; 10 ·3(}.- News 10: Book Bea l 33. . . 11.00.- News 3., ,6,8.10.13,15. DiCK Cavell 20 ; Lollas Yoga & You 33 . .. SUit. li e crossed to dummy 's ace of diamonds and took a club finesse which won. The contra c t WCJ S now s<J fc. Fishbein le d a low spade fro m dumm y a nd cove red F:a st's three with the four . 'l'h1:> won , However, even if tl h ud not won, Harry's ace of spades would have drawn the remaining trump . \rW S1' J\I '! I! !· '\'T t·: ltl ' l!lS E ASSN 1 tFor a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN Bndge send St to 'Wrn at care of rhts newspa - piu P 0 Bo• 489 Rad10 Clfy Statron New Yor.lt N Y 10019) ,r �.,., . H - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, May 10, 1918 5 fined, II forfeit bonds in Middleport Five defenda n.ts were fined and 11 others - 10 of them on speeding charges - forfeited bonds in the court of Middleport May or Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Fined were Paul E. Spencer, 21, Middleport. $10 and tosts, illegal parking, and $50 and costs, criminal mischief; Ro)' L. Buchanan. · 45, Reedsville, $225 and costs and three days in jail, driving while int oxicated ; Donald l.JJvett , 54. Middleport, $50 and costs, disorderly manner; Patrick Soulsby, 20, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, assured clear di stance; Freddie Older. 28. Mid· dleport , $10 and costs, left of center. Racine squad runs reported A number of calls have been answered b)' the Racine Emergency Squad over the past few days . At 1:08 p.m. Tuesda y, Robert White. Racine, was taken to Vet erans Memonal Hospital with a back injury. At 11 :53 a.m., Paul Burton, Raci ne, a medical patient , was tak en to Veterans Memorial Hospital. On Sunda y at I p.m , Matthew Long , Reedsville·. injured in an auto accident . was taken to Veteran s Memoria l Hospital. On Saturday at 7: 52a .m: Everett Roush, Racine, a medical patient, was tak en to Veterans Memorial Hospital; James Wi ckline , Racine, with an injured foot as the result of a chain sa ~r accid ent , was taken to Veterans Memona l Hospital, and at II p.m. Saturday , Norman Milliron, Racine , a medi cal patient , was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Forfe iting bonds on sp eeding charges were Raymond D. Priddy, 12, Middleport , $3 2: Charles Shoemaker, 26, Middleport , $32 ; Dolly F .. Mower-y, 3( Middleport , $27; Karren Conner, 28, Middleport, $31 ; Mary Sue Durst, 19 , Pomeroy. $32 ; Mart ina E. Thoma s, 33. Marietta, Ga., 127; Martin J. Broderick, 21, Middleport. S21 ; Robert Lewis, Jr .. 27, Middleport, $21; Jennifer Ours, 25 , Ga llipoli s, $21 ; Bennett Harsh barger , 54, Scott own . $34 . Larry A. Wright, 15, Middleport, forfeited a $50 bond po;1ed on a misconduct charge. Ban continues 1Continued from page I) be used for this project. It was pointed out that it will be the obligation of the sewer distrtct to pa)' such expense which would mean the pro pert y owne rs in the dist ri ct would be assessed for such expenses. Th e Tuppers Plains Methodist Church has been con s! rurted for approximat ely a year and a half but has been denied the use of in side wat er an d toilet fa<· i\ities due to the EPA ban. After a lengthy di scussion it was the feeling of the board of commissiom•rs that be fore any decision is made concerning the format ion of a sew er dtstrict that the peopl e of the area directly involved should ha ve the opportunit y for Kaiser first six year term in offi ce. Wednesday staning at 6:30 p.m. All three commi sSi oner s. Hcn n · Well s. Ri ch Jones and Ja~es Roush were present for last ni ght's Fowler will now challenge Rardin in the fa ll for his seat on the Commiss ion. ONE FINED gtven a three day jatl sentence when he appeared in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night on a charge uf drivmg while intoxi ca ted was James Clark. Point Pleasant, W. Va. Our Interest is Greater For You 5.75% YOURS HAPPY! On 90-0ay Sen d the BUNCH-OF LOVE Certificates On Mother 's Oa v. May u 5.7 5 per cent paid on 90 day Cert ificate s of De po si t . ·sso o.oo Minimum . Interest Pa yabl e Quarterly . •Hydrangea s •Azalea s •Combination Pots •Cut Flowers •Potted Mum s • Hanging Planters •Corsages •Perma nent Flowers Servic e mi sswners wa s changed to Fwed $350 and costs and "MOTliERS" MAKE 1Continued from page 11 nut reported until J.ate this morning. That first precinct , Mt. Flower, was typical of the way thi ngs were to come the rest of the evening as Waldie , Miller and Ware ran one, two, three in the school board race and Fowler ould istanced Roush, 21 to 12, in the Commission race . Waldie and Miller amassed over 600 more votes than their closest rival, Richard Ware. Waldie led the pack of seven candidates with 2,41!5 votes whtle Miller was close behind with with 2,461 votes. Ware had 1,811 votes, He wa s followed by Dr. Stephen IJ.Jve\1 with 1,526, E. Tom Sa uer 1,389, Ray Bailey 1,090 and Frank Nott 569. Both Waldie, 42 Durst Lane and Miller, 34. Meadowbrook Dr., will serve six year terms on the board beginning in January. They are replacing Robert Adkin s and Bill Brady. Miller is a former school tea cher who is the Prudential Insurance representative ror this area . His wife is the county · reading supervisor. He is th e father of two children . Waldie, a former Point Pleasant cit y co uncilman, is the manager of Cust omer Aluminum . He is the father of two sons. Fowler. an area se r· viceman for Appalachian Power Co. won by a nea rly 2-1 margin over Roush . "l am rea l!)' happy I won," he s"id. Unoffi cially. Fowler pick'ed up 2,096 votes to Roush 's 1,080. While running unopposed to voict• their opinions at a on the Republican ticket, public meeting. Rardin. 16, the father of two Due to the senior citJzPns children and owner of a candidate night to be he ld clothi ng store in Point ne xt Tu es day the next Pleas ant , collec ted 2,321 mee ttn g of the com· votes. This is the end of hi s rn eetin ~ . ~ !-----A~~;-o~;th~---- ~ Balances starld at Miller A substant ial penalty is tnvoked on all cer1itiute accounts wtthdrawn prior to the date of maturity . POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mr s . Millard Van Meter 106 Butternut Av e . Pom e ro'y , 0 . We accept all mator credit cardl and we wire flowers eOJervwhere. FSTJC ------ Ve terans Memorial Hospital Admitted Herschel LeMaster, Guysville ; Eva Law so n, Ra cin e; Ruth Herm1ann , Pomeroy; Jeffr ey Co unt s, Syra cuse : Donald Eyn on, Pomeroy ; Wtlllam Step hen so n. Pomcr ov; Paul Burton . Ractn e:' James Martin , Middlcpon ; Hobert White, Ra cine: Ali ce Mullin s. Cheshire. Discharged - Judy Miller, Mildred Arnold , E:lla Scarbrough, William Nort on, Ma tt hew Long. Luvenia Hayman , Od ess a Proff itt . Knstin Clark , Nina Hart DISCUSSION SET A meeting to discuss the establishment of a Christian school in Meigs County will he held at 7 p.m. Monday at the Racine !lank building. An y.o ne wishin g any informa tiOn IS asked to ca \1843· 2621. pJ,.,' " ' " ''"''"'., , "' ·' ' · "Wib Youn~ Says" I HOPE YO lJ FOLKS REMEMBER I stiU W4>rk here-- Drop in and see me "Mtsaion" Door Chime '9'' ACE HARDWARE Meig s Plaza Middleport Webbed Lawn Chair f Store Hours : 9-1 Mon . thru Sat. 12-6 Sun . . ~· ° WASHINGTON (UP!)- A Ralph Nader -af(iliated organization said Wednesday the Occupational Safety and ' PLANNING SPECIAL REUNION - Pauletta Harrison, Sandy Sargent and Becky Anderson, 1to r, members of the 1968 graduating class or Pomeroy High School, the final Pomeroy High grads, make up a committee which·is preparing for a special reunion of the some 1~ members of the class and their spouses from 2 to 4 p. m. on Saturday, May 'tl, at the Me~gs Inn. The high school alwnni reunion will be held that evening but the committee hopes for a separate reunion earlier of just class members so that they can talk over "old times". Refreshments will be served at the gathering. Regatta Treasurer PARK RESERVED CAMDEN PARK ELBERFELD$ SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY DIVORCE GRANTED Edward Currance has been grant ed a dtv orce from Elame Sue Currance on a charge of gross neglect of duty and ha s been awarded cust ody of two children, Terri Lynn Currance and Kenneth Mi chael Currance. Visitation right s ·were given to Mrs . Currance in the entry fil ed Tuesday in the Metgs County Co mm on Pleas Co urt. Dism issed in the Court were the actions of Berni ce Coffey against Stephen W. Coffey and Lonnie Taylor a gainst I.JJuise Ta)'ior, both for Jack of prosecution. HAAD\liAAf I,' ' ·~• I ·, . I t t 1 d $40 182 is sewer, $4,261.64, 19,448 .62, d~ldren survive. Th~ balance of a)l village Rece 1pts 0 a e ' · $24,134.77; sanitary sewer ZEB HOWARD s.x brothers and one sister council expendable funds as while disbursements ·totaled esc.row, ' 1870, no dlsbur~ Zeb Howard, 58, a resident sements, $167,816.09 ·, _water, · of 4175 Bums St .. Detroit. Survive Da ld P'tt b h of April 30 totaled $M,016.82 $~.333. 09 for the month. : v ' I s urg ; according• to the report of The balance of vtllage 5,. "' Mich ., died un ex pe cted ly· Albert, Maryland ; Bill, bl ' 1 d 1 ds stood at $8,085.29,$7,488.81 , $11, ... .... ;• 0 lga e un ·· water meter trusts, $275, early Monday . morning at Co lumbu s ; Cl a r ence, Middleport Clerk-Treasurer. Gate. $25,171.93 as of April 30 with Harper General Hospital in Alabama ; Donald, Cinninali Gene Receipts , disbursements receipts into the general ~nd $264.94, $7,11!5 .36. Receipts Detroit. and Johnny , California and and the balance respectively retirement fund . totahng totaled $13,491.83 and Mr. Howard was an em· Sarah, of New York Cit y. as of April 30 include : $1,849.68 and expenditures, disbursements, $17,202.31. He was a charter member ployee of the city of Detroit B · general , $20,140.01 , $18 ,392.85. $38.97. and he also operated Howard f T 'edst F~~erat!r~~:t c;;l~rt $24 ,688.37; cemetery , $1,020, The balance of all board of and Son's Plumbing Co. Mr. $931.40, $997.80; fire equip- public affairs obligated funds Class of 1963 Howa rd was also a licensed held 2 p.m. Friday at Waugh· ment , . 175 1342 _23 , $1,280 _45 .• as of April 30 amounte.d to needs addresses boiler installer. Halley-Wood Funeral Home • Mr. Howard was born .Jun e with Rev. John D. King of- swimming pool, $6,697 .50 ; $210,672 . 16 . Recetpts, $270.01, $8,116.12 ; planning disbursements and the The Pomeroy High Sch~\· 30, 1920, in Meigs County . son ficiating . Burial will he in commission. no receipts, $3, balance of each fund In the class of 1963 is In need of of the late John and Eleanor Pine Street Cemetery. $87.'9 ,· street mam · tenance, obligated moneys , res. pee· Friends may call at the , addresses for five of its Smith Howard . He is survived by his wife, funeral home from 7 until9 $8,785.67, $3,855.84, $8,414.36; liv ely, include : samtarv membersforthe15lhreunion federal revenu e sharing, to be held May 27. Edna McDa ni el Howa rd , p.m. on Thursday. $3,115, $1 ,487.57, $12,346.54 ; Addresses are needed for whom he married Dec. 5, anti recessional assistance, TAG DAy SATURDAY the following : Phoebe • 1941. They had resided in $349, $6_8.19, $1 ,445.69. The Pomeroy Senior Girls Harper, James Alshire , Detroit the past 40 years. RAY A. SARsON ; The following children slow pitch team coached by Tracy P. Schrimsher, James Ray A. Sarson, 53, Owosso, survive: Mrs. Robert (Joy) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rought, R. Hood and Jerry Shamblin: CIVIL SUIT form er Meigs Anderson, Lemo n Grove, Mich ., will hold tag day Saturday. Anyone who has this in· Eva Ma e Stoecker of Mr. and Mrs. Rought extend formation should contact Calif. ; Mrs. Edward I Karen ) resident, died April 29 at Buffington, Gallipolis; Memorial Hospital in Owosso Cincinnati has filed a com· thanks to all who supported Robert Arms , 254 West Main Danny, Greg, and Shelley, all where he was confined for plaint in the Meigs Colmty the team last year with Street, Pomeroy, or call 992· of Detroit. Eight grand- several weeks foll owing a Common Pleas Court against money going to purchase new 5487. Marion K. Fugate of Athens heart attack. An afternoon get-together . charging that he wrongfully uniforms. More uniform s and Mr. Sarson was employed supplies are needed and once will he held at the Meigs Inn, by the Fisher Body Plant at acquired a purported deed to again public support is being from 2 to 5:30 p.m. This will Grand Blanc, Mich., and was some real estate in Pomeroy. sought . All of the girls on the he for members of the class a veteran of World War II She asks that the deed be set team are to meet at Powell's husband or wives. Members · (Continued from page 1) having served in the U. S. aside and charges that the Parking Lot at 9 a .m. who plan to attend should • parade, and casting derby ; Navy. signature on the deed is not Saturday. notify Arms by alumni week. Sunday , June 25, NBTA open He was born in Letart that of Frank M. Fugate but a baton twirling contest, power Falls, Oct. 30, 1924, a son of forgery . boat races, exhibits, flea Walk er and Clara Slack SQUAD CALLED market and Heritage Sunday Sarson. He attended Portland The Middleport ai Meigs Museum. School and R·acine Htgh Emergency Squad was called Pat O'Brien reported that School (Continued from page I) to the Story's Run Road at boat races are definite. They above awards and recognition, please call the Center at 'S urviving are his wife, will include canoe races, Pauline Weekley Sarson: a· 6:01 p.m. Tuesday for Sherry 992-7686 or 992-7884. max tmum 30 and 90 hp boat sist er, Mrs. Ira (Virginia ) Clark who was taken to the The deadline for the essay contest has been extended races . and an unlimited class. Blosser, Wellsvill e, and seven Holzer -Medical Center. Ill May 15. Several entries have been received . The essays O'Brien also reported that nieces and nephews . Besides will not he judged on punctuation or style, but upon the FINAL SIGN-UP DAY in the planning stages at the his parents, he was preceded content and remembrances. Final day to sign up for present time are tennis in death by two brothers, A large crowd was in attendance at the ea·nctidates' American Legion Baseball tournaments during Regatta . John and Charles. Night held at the Center two years ago, so come early and He reported there will he ;tay late. This is an opportunity to question candidates Funeral services were held will be held Saturday from 10 men' s ·singles and doubles, May 3 at the Wes leyan a .m. until noon at the and let them know of personal need and of community women's singles and double Church and burial was in Pomeroy Legion Hall, West needs. · arid mixed doubles. Co or Hillcrest Memorial Greens, Main Street. singles will be $5 and 0 for Owosso . the doubles. There will also be tour· nament for youngste s 15 SATURDAY, MAY 13th years of age and unde with AUCE SPENCER all prel iminary matches lobe UNTIL 4:30 P.M. Funeral sen'ices ror Mrs. held in Middleport an the finals in Pomeroy. Members Alice Spencer, 92, 223 Union commended Ca rl Hysell fur Ave., ha.ve been set for 10 the work he has done on the a.m. Thursday at the Ewing OF Funeral Home with the Rev. Pumeruy courts. ESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT DEPT . Paul Simon, vice president, W. H. Perrin officiating. Mrs. Spencer was preceded AND who presided m the absence of Fred Crow, reported that in death by her parents, John SERVICES DEPARTMENT he is in cha rge of the annual and Mary Schaffer and her OF cl ean-up which is in progress. hu sband , Norman Pearl UNION CARBIDE TECH. CENTER Simon also comm ented that Spencer. Burial will be in Beech George Carper planted mne trees a round the old senior Grove Ce meter y. Friends high building free of <'harge. may call at the funeral home U. S. 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON Kyle Allen reported that at any time Closed Mondays except Holidays the paddle wheel ~at will be at the ·Regatta. On Saturday night a dance will be held on the boat from9 to 12. The boat will accommoda te 100 couples and 10 co uples have thus far made reservations. Charge per couple is $20. Rides will also he available for individuals at $5 a person and a ride for senior citi zens at $3 a pe rson. Simon commented on the new businesses in Pomeroy such as the Athens County Savings and Loan , Pomeroy Branch, The Thr ee in One Resta urant and Doug 's Marina . Representatives of Doug 's Marina were in troduced at th e meeting. Speaker at the meeting was Frank Herald, Jr .. gas and oil driller in Meigs and Gallia Count ies. Herald commented that bet ween 150 and 115 wells were dnlled in Meigs Co unty last year. In the State of Ohio 2.137 wells were drilled . Herald reported that two years ago gas was 46 cents pe r 1,000 cubic feet and today it is $1.79 per 1,000 cubic feet. The rise in pri ces has stimulated the drilling in· dustry . Cost to drill a well two years ago was $13,000 today it costs $40,11011 Herald com· mented. Herald also stated that there are new techniques Playtex Control Top Pantyhose are knit and sized a used in drilling today such as whole new way .. . proportioned for your height, waist an elect ric log machine that and leg dimension (slender, average, full). They fit all works on the order of an electrocardiogram. around from the waist down ... for a smoother look "When we drill , we are 85 under clothes. percent sure of hitting gas or oil or possibly both;" Herald stressed. He also added that they ca n drill a well a week. 'feg. · now Style He also pointed out that the sugg. only . thi ckness of sand determines how good a well is and how Control Top/Sheer Leg· reinforced toe (5755) $3.00 12.31 long It will last. Queen Size to 5755 (5756) . . ... ..... . ...... . $3.95 13.21 Herald observed that Control Top/ Sheer Leg-sandaltoot (5757) . ... . $3.00 • 12.31 Columbia Gas is the onl y Control Top/Sheer Support Leg· company that purchases gas reinforced heel and toe (5650) ..... $5 .95 14.11 in Meigs County and added that they sell all their oil to Queen Size to 5650 (565 t ) .. .. . . . . . .. . . . .. $6.95 11.15 Quaker State Oil Co. Control Top/Sheer Support Leg· Attend ing were Simon, sandalfoot (5652) , . ... .• . . . $5.95 14.15 Herald , Emmogene Holstein, secretary ; Mrs. Simon, Phil Sale ends May 27, 1978 · Kell y, J ohn Anderson, •• O'Brien , Dave Jenkins, Dale Warn er , Kyle Allen, Leo REMEMBER YOUR MOniER ON HER DAY NEXT SUNDAY, MAY 14TH Vaughan. Bill Mayer, C. E. Blakeslee , Boyd Ruth, Bill -PLAYTEX PANTY HOSE-mE PERFECT GIFT Grueser , Jim F'recker , Joe Young , Ted Reed, N. W. Com pton , VIrgil Teaford, Thereon Johnson , Stan Hou dashell, Barbara Chapma n and Katie Crow. Report says sea old sa ety was questioned I FAMILY OUTING ACE r.. r t~,, ~ .1 $58,016 on PLAYTEX~ CONTROL TOP PANTYHOSE ~ Save up to $1.00 on the pantyhose that fit smooth for a smooth look under clothes ... ·. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I ·' . VOL. XXIX NO. 19 Rlcb Jones will emcee the Middleport-Pomeroy Rolary sponsored all sports banquet to he beld at 6:3& p.m. on Tues~ay, May 23, at tbe Meigs Hfgb School. Tlckell at $3,$0 eacb may be purcbased at lhe Meigs ·Ju·nlor and Senior High Scbools, New York ClotblDg House, Swisher aDd Lobse Drug Store, Babr Clothing, Citizens Nallonal Baot and the Rulland Department Store. Boys and girls In all sports programs as well as cheerleaders will be honored . Man hurt in wreck David Tyree, 21, Mid· dlepori, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Middleport Emergency Squad at 1:30 a.m. Thursday after the car he was driving struck the planting area at the in· tersection of Mill and North Second Sts. Middleport poll ee sa id Tyree dropped his cigarette and reached down to retrieve It when his car struck the planting area. Tyree was treated for minor injuries and released . There were medium damages io his car and he was cited to court on a charge of failing to maintain control of the vehicle. A passenger in the car, Whella Edwards, was treated and released aloo . Voters who move must re-register Registered voters moving from one precinct lo. another or from one county to another must report the change In their addresses to the Meigs County Board of Elections by May 16 In order to vote In the June 6 primary elections. Registered voters moving from precinct to precinct or one county to another after Mayl6, but on or before June 6, wiD be aUowed to vote at their new polling place if they have notUied the board or elections of the move by May 16. BOSTON (UPI) - A regional fund has been set up to help families of the St. Mary's W. Va., scaffold collapse earlier tbls month. Representatives of New England orgaol!ed labor, the .:oostruetlon Industry and iDBurance ·eompaoles, who met lD 8011too shortly after the collapse, started the lund. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO (the construction firm ) had obeyed them." OSHA currently is its own conducting investigation of the April 'll disaster in which construction workers fell 170 feet Ill their death when the scaffolding inside a one-third completed c!Qo ling tower collapsed. Robert Stolberg, who conducted the HRG study, said he found OSHA " had substantial evidence, as early as March 1977, that the scaffold which collapsed at Willow Island posed a serious hazard to workers." He said on March 3, 1977 - 13 months before the collapse - a top ranking OSHA offi cial, John Barto, concluded in a memo that 11 there is a lack of evidence" a va riance · to OSHA Gloria Manuel, one daughter, J o Ann Manuel Willford , Racine, two sons, Roger Manuel , Rt. 3, Racine and John Manuel, Racine, five grandchildren, four brothers, Charles, Don, Joe and Tom, all of Ra cine; two sisters, Flossie Bush, and lona Hupp, both of Racine and several nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Letart Falls Cemetery. Ewing Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. enttne PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS THURSDAY, MAY 11. 1978 regulations sought by the Research-Cottrell wa s sufficient Ill meet standarda that requi re scaffolds be capable of supporting at least fo ur times the intended load . Body of Drowning victim recovered • •• e Health Administration was warned of safety problems with the scaffolding that collapsed at Willow Island, W. Va., killing 51 workers, but failed to make followup inspections. The Washington-based Health Research Group forwarded a 31-page report to Assistant Labor Secretary Eula Bingham, and asked that an independent commission he established Ill investigate the disaster. It told Dr. Bingham that the accident "may have been averted if OSHA officials had enforced the federal safety laws and Research-Olttrell "' Spending plan given House OK WASHINGTON (UPi) - While progress continued at a snail's pace in House-Senate negotiations on President Carter's energy program, another joint conference faced the prospect today of narrowing a $2 billion difference in the House REHEARSE ROLES - Marcia Holcomb, left, and and Senate versions of the fiscal 1979 budget. Stephannie Rought, Meigs High Seniors, rehearse ·their After live days of debate, the House late Wednesday roles in the play "Street of Good Friends". The play is one approved a $500.9 billion spending plan with only fow- votes to of fow- one act plays to be presented at 8 p. m. Friday in spare, 201-197. The Senate lxldget stands at $498.9 billion; the high school auditorium. Carter 's is $~00 . 1 billio n. One of the biggest disparities between the three plilns Is In the area of defense. The Senate has set aside $129 .8 billion for defense budget authority , while Carter wants $1.4 billion less than that. The House falls on the low side WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Federal Reserve Board with a $127.4 billion defense today raised the interest rate it charges member banks Ill package . borrow from it - the so-<:alled discount rate - from 6\'z The negotiations on the percent ot 7 percent. budget were scheduled to The Mason County Farm The action was taken to "bring the discount rate inlll begin today. M!15eum will this Saturday closer ~lignment with short-term rates generally," said the House and Senate energy officially dedicat e th e board m the statement. conferees, meanwhile, are Morga n Museum and three still hung up.over the issue of other buildings donated by whether gas prices should Mr. John E. Greene and his continue under government associates. controls . Many pioneer crafts, such CLEVELAND (UP!) - Handwriting expert Joseph Tboll They made a tiny bit of as spinning, weaving, has been hired by Mayor Dennis J . Kuclnich to examine quilting, blacksmithing and questionable signatures on some of the recall petitions filed progress Wednesday . Rep . Charles Wilson, [).Texas said other crafts will be demon· against the mayor . he would agree to wording strated throughout the day. The administration has indicated it will challenge up Ill covering what price Ill give The official dedication 9,000 ol' the 3-1,217 signatures that council clerk Mercedes natw-al gas under contracts program will be held at 2 p. Cotner already has certified as valid. with language allowing them m. with Gus R. Douglass, to be renegotiated for higher State Commissioner of prices. Agriculture, delivering the Wilson is one of three main address. Jack C. WASHINGTON (UP! ) The nation is expected Ill have ~gressmen concerned with Bul'dett will MC the program. far more d&ctors in t2 years than it now has but a National the wording whose votes are One of the' main attractions of the day-long celebration Institute of Medicine study corrunittee says U~ere still may be a Continued on Page 9 will be a wagon train which shortage of primary care physicians. wlll rendevous at Krodel At the rate medical schools are enrolling students, there Park. At 10:00 a. m. the wlll be 559,800 physicians in the United States in 1990 - 60 I procession, 'includjng several percent more than today, the panel said in a report released wagons and other horse Wednesday . drawn vehicles, will leave the Personnel of Hocking Park and drive through Point Technical College Lab are Pleasant and north on Route assisting deputies of the 62 to the Farm Musewn. • Meigs County Sheriff's Horseback riders In the area department in the in· HONG KONG (UP!) - China charged today that Soviet vestigatlon and breaking and are invited to accompany the tr"?ps staged an ~rmed intrusion of mo.~ than two mil~ into entering of the Dena Hoffman wagon train. Chtnese terrilllry m the northeastern Hatlungklang provmce m residence at Langsville. The Morgan Museum was what It protested as a "serious infringement", the New China Sheriff James J. Proffitt built many years ago near News Agency r~ted . , , . . advised that the Hoffman Winfield by Sid Morgan, who The agency S&ld 18 Sov1et military boats, a helicopter and residence was entered after mounted his first bird in 1905. some 30 Russian soliders . were Involved in the intrusion the kitchen door was forced He continued mounti!lg. and Tuesday and so•_ne Chinese mhabitants along the ~rder were open. The incident is believed Continued on Page 9 lnjw-ed by gunfire. to have occulTed Tuesday. Deputies are also in- Dedication of museum D The World T~;~day ',...._________ Interest rate is raised scheduled Handwriting expert hired Shortage still expected nu 0 me REVIEWING PLAN - Marshall University President Robert Hayes, left , is shown reviewing the proposal for an Agriculture Technology program, planned for the former Boys' Industrial School property at Lakin, with two members of the Community College Ad visory Board, Becky Wood of Point Pleasant and Harry Miller of New Haven. , Agricultural Technology facility proposed for Lakin Hospital land A contingen t of Marshall University offi cials, headed by President Robert Hayes, announced plans Wednesday to obtain the former Boys' Industrial School property at Lakin State Hospital and develop it into an Agricultural Technology facility . Dr. Hayes, speaking at a meeting of the Mason County Industrial Authority board of directors with two members of the Mason Co unty Com· mission also present, said the first phase of the proposed development project would cost an estimated $2.5 milliQn. Haye& said the facility burglarized Soviets make intrusion vestigatlng the entry and trespassing of the Robert Steele residen ce , Texas Road, sometime' Saturday. Wednesday, at 7:35 p.m., Charles Kim , Tuppers Plains, advised the sheriff's department that the windshield of his car was cracked when a rock was flipped from the road by a truck driven by George Staats, Rt. 1, Minersville, as it pulled off the road in the vicinity of Shake Haven at Chesler. Probe in progress would eventually provide New Haven , both members of post secondary edueat!oo the advisory committee to for an estimated 100 Marshall University Com· students and about 40 In· munity College and Mario •tructors would be imUberatore , Point Pleasant, ployd. active member of Marshall Also presen t at the University Alumni meeting to gain en dorsement organizations. Liberatore or the Development Authorlly served as coordinator to Board for the fa cilit y, were arrange the meeting with the' Dr . Paul Hines, vice deve lop ..tent authority president of MU and dean of board. the Community College ; All of the MU officials Glenn Smit h, a former Mason present emphas ized the Countian and now associate net.: for slgolflcanl dean of the MU Corrununity backlog at the local level Ill College, and Dr. Bernard make the proposed project Queen , director or the a reality, Marshall Univesrity Foun· Or. Hayes said 21 acres dation . of the state hospital Others representing grounds, Including and Marshall Un ivers ity were surrounding the area Becky Wood of Point where the old lnduslrial Pleasant and Harry Miller of Sc bool building and a nearby gymnasium are ·:-:.:-:-;.;.;.;.;.:.:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:·:;:;:;:;:;>:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:·:::::· located, have already been The annual Rabies Clinic placed under opllon. of Meigs County Humane Hayes emphasized lhe Society will be held assislance thai bas been beginning at 1:30 p.m. given by West Vlrgtnla Saturday at tbe highway Agriculture Commissioner garage on Rock Springs Gus Douglas toward lhe Fairgrounds. proposal. Dr. Dan Notter wiU be In ·'Commmissioner Douglas:~ charge with shots to run 13 has given us tremendous for rabies; $5, DHL; feline support ," remarked Hayes. distemper, $5, and upper The MU president also said resplratpry, $6. Dogs must the Board of Regents has be on leashes and cats In approved two agriculture C()Dtalners. re lated pro~ ram s at the ·-:·:·:·:·:·:<·•·•·:-:·:·:·:·:-;.:.:.;·:·:·:·:-:-:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Continued on Pa~e 9 Some power companies may have overcharged By EDWARD K. DeLONG three power pools and opened WASHINGTON (UPI) - an investigation of vlrtuaUy The Federal Energy all emergency wholesale Regulatory Cmunlaslon says power transactions resulting some electric" power . from the IUklay strike that companiea llfilched · to ended March 25. ezlraordinlry bllling •nd A commlsaion spokesman operaUng methodl during the said the fnvestlgatlon coal ltrlke and may have eventually could result In "IUbltantlaUy" overcharged refunds 19 residential and their Cllllmlera, 1111111e of bualneu customers who were whom hid two-month billl of overcharged. Some homea in more than ..,0. the area covered by the lnillal The tommluton said audlll had two-month electric Tueldly It wu alerled to the billa of more than taOO. ovwc~~ar&e problem by a " AI a result of a f8llnllnaey trtalf audlt at prellminary staff of a •udl Umited number of (sales) ... wholesale electric power during the recent power slrortaaes resulting from the coal strike, the commlasion had concluded that- some utilities may have collected : revenues In excess of a just and reasonable rate for the Involved transactions," the cummlasion said in ordering the Inquiry. Neither the ltaff rep«t nor the cummlaion order tried to etltlmate the lile of the potential overcharges. But the ltaff report said just one questionable billing (l'actice - ~looSing the price of emergency shipmenl8 of electricity each tlme they crossed utility system boundaries oo the way to power-!lhort areas, Instead of charging a fixed mUeage transminion rate "produced substantially more revenues than would have been the case had the fixed tranamlasion charge ... been utlllud." Other practices question~ by the ltaff Included the IL'll! of fuel adjustmrl Cl.aUIIeS ; the adoption of "extraor· dlnary operating and bllllng practices," Including charges for replacement fuel when no rep! J · "nent was pl&Med, and fd:.L' re to use S()-(:alled rates fo1 wholesale transactions. The report said au three power pools In the audit appeared to have violated fuel adjustment cla111e rules by charging customers the fuU COlt of emergency power purchases, rather than just the extra fuel coata. It said that type ·of violation "does not appear to be limited to the time of the coal strike." The area covered by the (l'elimlnilry audit and by lhe full-scale investigation ordered Wednesday was bounded by VIrginia and New York in the . East and Kentucky and Illinois in the West. Sales under Investigation included those by utilities that had oll.flred generarors ~ adequate coal supplies to those that were short on coal as well as transmission charges ~)' ututty flnns that served as a ronduit for power shipments from part of the country to another. FERC Chairman Charles Curtis ordered staff member Daniel Lamke to lead a task force In determining whether operating and billing practices dw-lng the strike were proper and In the public interest and whether th e utilities involved made proper use of rate schedules and fuel adjustment clause trovisions. The preliminary audit cov. ered the American Electric \ Power Co. system, serving Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky and Ohio ; the Alleg heny Power System, serving Maryland, Ohio, Pemsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia ; and the Pennsyh "nia-New Jeraey· Marylaoo Interconnection, serving those three states and Delaware. Billing Information also was collected during the audit from eight othe companies Yirglnla Cootlaaed on Pa~ t , � 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 10, 1978 howard sarson schaffer spencer