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Ma) '15, 1978 inio:GRAPH Meigs Senior monthly newsletter whtch ts sent to over 2.•000 seru 01 May 16. l9JS Th rs commg year you ma) form severa l atta chn 1ents qu 1t e 1mpui SI1J8Iy file a:, pects 1n d1 cate th ey co u td tur n ou t to bt> worlhw hlle amd las11ng rela !lonsh1ps ctttzcns, the weekly column m the loca l newspaper and a weeki) radw program we are ttymg to reach all semur ctttzens m the ,.county wtth m{ormat wn about th e ser· VlCeS \\hich are 8 VB!lable t o the m thro u ~ h th e Se ni ur Cittzens Center There IS no charge fur any se rv1 cc: TAURUS (Apnl 10-May 101 You however. dvnattons arc acm1ght form d qUick partne1 Sh iP w1th sevt>r al tr1€"n d s today cep t ed Mem bc rshtp s cu e when an unu s L1al oppor tt m t y c o me s al ong bu t b •~ wa rv o f a de ceptive o ut swer t10rn1 ng rn Frn d o ut mor e at)OI.. t yourself by senct 1ng frH yOU! co py ol Ma rl 50 A stro -Gri.i ph Leller ce nt s f(1r eact1 anct d lon g sC'I f ad dr essPd ~ td rnpt>d en ve lop e to Aslrv G raph P 0 Bo l- 489 Rad1 o Lr ty St a tr on NY 10019 Be su re to s oec1 f v bri111 s1 gr1 ava ilable and CAN CER (June 21 -July 211 20 percent to 50 percent th e m uncy IS put mto the program budget. as an~ donatiOnS, so that d more pe rsons can be helpe A semor Clt tzcn does not have No 243:i , Heat1hslonc Class Mtddlep ort F' trst Bapl tst Ch urch. Mtddleport Garden Cl ub. Metgs Co unt y REACT. Xt G•mma Mu Sorortty . Metg s Co unt y Mmt stertal Assoct a1t on. Un t t e d Methodtst Men , Mt Unton Bapttst Church, F' trst Untied Pr esbyt ertan Church Syra cuse. F'trst Umt cd Presbyt en an Church Mtddleport There has been progress, ho\\e\er , much yet remams to be done - but wtth the ro nt111u ed support of th e cit 1z.ens of Metgs County sen wr c1t12en programs w tll contmue tu grqw and provtde needed ser v1res for older perS<Jns to be a member to t·o m e to the Cent er ur to be hel ped through one of the sen 1ces Money IS a 1w a~ s a GEM INI (May 11-JJ!ne 201 A problem F'eder al and st <~te ch a n ct-~ to pefl or 11~o me e :.. fu nds are usually on a one (COntmued from page I) ce pt10113l serv1ce .-.. rll comr to )Ca r ba sts anrl a \'.' ays yo u w day J um p at th e oppo r requtre l ocal matchmg fu nds. · H~ :s:.ud 1t lA d~ expert \y put tu nrt> bu t g ood results w il l f com ,• on ly r1 yo u (U 1t alo r e the percentage r ang 1ng rom tng{' ther · An depenchng upon the rundm g agency's guldellnes. hk.es you •s tr ,. ,n g tr: set uo Tho MeigS Co unt ) Coun cil on Auing, the staff and sen ior somet hing ben e fr c ,al LE O (July 13-Aug 12) Be rlou Olv c o:~ ref u l toda y d you rf' pu t11ng a gu e st hs t toge ther th at . ou do n t o vc r lool-. a sens1t1ve old h' end VI RGO (Aug 23-Sepl l2i A o Clt tzcnS \\ uuldhketota kc thlS uppo rtumt y t o e xpress then apprec tatton to all who haH helped the Sentor Cmzen :;l tua t•on •s llf..e l y to sh•fl rath er Progra ms tn a n} \\ a)' o\'er une\ pect edlv today to your the past f1 ve )Cars A special o:~ dva n t age H you re too t11n1d to thank-vou tu the Metgs Loca l act you may lat er r eqre t 11 School. Buard for the use of LI BRA (Se pt ZJ-Oct lJ) Dun t the old Pomero) Juntor Htgh be re t1c ent tod av concern1ng, S ' h00 1 dun ng tht s tun e, •our ju st d ues Hurn b!P1 Q yO UI c sel l unnec e ssar1lv co u ld ca use Without these facthllCS !here the ot her part y to th1 n lo. yo u re would lx' no Se 111ur Cttlzc ns asKmg for too rnu c h Cen ter m Me1gs Count y SC ORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 211 Sornethmg yo u re t10p1 ng for today w111 not be o urta nd1sh It may be nece ssar y to use a d1 fferent approac h tha n you tr , st cons1dered SAG inARIUS (Nov 23- Dec 21) An 1rnpo rta nt goal 1s rea ch· aol e tod a y pro vided you team up w1th an ally whose meth ods are more pr ac trcat tha n yo ur s An o the r dre am er IS [ U S I deaolwe,ght CAPRICORN (Dec 12-Jan 191 Grea ter progre ss w ri t be made today by add1ng a s11ghtl y n ew tw 1st to s tandar d rp uu n e~ A llt 11e ex pen me ntaf1 on could pr o ve val uable 9 1 ~~~~~0~ ~r~u(;1~~n ;~·:deabv ~ ~f'~ ; yo u c an ada an ngred1ent anrl creat e a place for vou rselt 1n th e e nteror1se PISCES (Feb 10 Ma1ch Ove r analyz1ng plan s today 20) lend s to c re at e rndec1sron ratne r tha n se rvmg a cons tru e uve purpos e Act then ~o rre ct any mrs takes as you go along Top Meigs (Continued from page 1) OSHA sw er oe rsonal co mm un1ca t,on s p r omp t!~ today Some o ne wno tuda v !'hanks also to the Co u~\ ) Commisswners for their fm ant' IBI aid and for the1r assistance 111 obta mmg a grant fo r c on st r uctiOn of a ne" Center wht ch wtll be 1oc ated 0n Mu lbcrr) Hetghts . near Vete ra ns Mem ort al Hospital A thank·) OUnote to the MeigS Co unt y r-.alr Board who have furn tshed space d t t f th ast ft ve an a en ~r e year s at the County Fatr fh (' foll owl ng church es a nd urga mzauons ha ve duna ted thiS past year Sliver Run Freew ill BaptiSt Chur ch. Eptsco pa l Church Women . Na omi BapUst Qmrch, Feeney · Bennett Post No 128. Black Lung Ass c tattOn Youn o Wtve s e . u · . f"1 Club, Lebanon (.olden Age Club Ft rst Presbytenan Ch u r c h W o 111 e n ' s ARIES tMarch 11-April 19) Un- Assuctatlo n, Mtddl cpon : sol'c'ted help 11om an old B Bee Class Mtddleport tr1e nd wil l s uddenl y po p up toda y c au s1n g yo u to t h1n k more about bu s 1ne ss tha n plea US) ,• F1rs1 Bapust Church, Alpha Delta Kappa - Alpha E psilon su1e Chapter, Columbta G ran ~ e ·Rash of accidents probed over we~kend Keith Roger Mrl>unlei, 18, Rt. I Middleport, Ohio · went to the Meigs County Jail to visit a prlaoner Sunday morning. The di spatcher advised the deputies that the Pomeroy Pollee Department wanted McDaniel for failing to pay an old fine ' and costs. As McDaniel was being searc hed during the booking into the County Jail, deputies found four bags of marijuana. McDaniel will be charged In Meigs County Court for possession of a controlled substance, authorities said. recogmtton of 1977-78 band booster ofhcers by Ca rl Gheen, summary of band activttles by C•thy Blaettnar, and Kathy Howard mtruduced the guest speaker, Ga ry Inks, dtrector of Roya l Gt '"" satd th e Health HeCrusaders Drum and Bugle scHt r. . h (;r oup also di storted a Corps, were among other llll' ll10 quest 10n m g wlwthcr the sc affnld <·ould support activities Awards were presented by four tl!IICS li.S v.t~ Ig ht " The re . Randy Hunt . director, was no def1ntti\ e i:H1S\H'l' that asst sted by asststant tht• sc aff old <Ould not." he sa td "Hather " " be hevc'IJ director, Alan Hunt the sc affold "'IS ,ery • The charge from the semor class and closing remarks :-;trong Tht> Hea lth Ht•se<t rch were made by Susan Wnght Gtft s were presented to each (;I oup dutr grd til at the director \\ eight memo v.a ~ 1gnored or Other ba nd members tm stn terpretc d b) OSHA r eg1rm nl adnun1stra to r Oa\ 1d honored were · ~' RESHMAN Lmda Hhorw . \\ ho IS m ( lhliJ~l' or osH,\ s probe of till' arctdent Wtlhams, Jeff Moore, Lorra ·nw gro up dauns UHS ts a Wt secup, Ktm Glass, Beth Pemn. Jean Harton, Angela l onf llr... t of mtc r es t and danwges Uw cn.'<il blllty of the Baker. Becky Dorst, Sheha Horky, Cheryl Johnson, Billy OSHA tm· cstlg~ Uon H oweve r . t;re er Dyer , Connte Batley , Robert mamtam ed the federal Evans, Shern Hysell, Conme 1m es11gat1on would not suffer Mossman Deena Neece, Apnl Kmg , undef Hhonc s thr!'Ctton Rhonda Southern , Jan Bet· Hhont:.• 1s H ver~ r t· s p ons thl ~ man," Gree r ztng, Kat1e Lewt s, Shan s.:ud "The chdr gts made bv Drehel, Cathy Hess, Barb th<' Hea lth Resear ch Gt oup Thoma s, Kell y Brown . Deb bt e Woodyard , Patty ar l' un fH lr. HIKI w e ar en' t Mttchell. Ruth Blake, Brenda t.a k m~ t llf.' ll l senously Chappelear , Lmda Eason, Lort F'aulkne r. F' reeda Chapman Becky Long , Btll Brownmg , SPEC!A L SESS ION Sh eila Fettv , Dean Colwell, The Southern Athl ett c Mmdy Long-, Rhonda Hanmg , Boosters wt ll meet Tuesday Jcna Welker , Btll Mtller, Sue at 8 30 p m at the htgh Ta ylor , Nancy Wallace. school All member s are Andrea Rt ggs , Ange la urged to please attend Kennedy, Savannah Smtih. SOPHOMORES - Came CORRECTION Bearhs, Enc Scttes, Brynda II 1s Mrs Vtrgte Mora who Black, Vtckt Sheets, Lynda . ts a patient at Good Black, Jamte StsS<Jn, Mtssy Samantan Hospttal , ZanesCale. Tma Smtih , Jtm Sntder, vtlle, not Mrs Vtrgtl as was Sara Dtddle, Yvonne Core. reported . ANYONE FOR a nice pet? This while ball of fur is an adorable poodle which has been abandoned and Is In need of a home. Debbie to:step, agent for the Meigs County Humane Soelety, will be giving the poodle, mostl y white, a mu ch needed trim before he Is placed with someone who will provide a good home. Anyone wishing to adopt may call Mrs. Dorothy Fisher, 992-5427 after 6 p.m. No one was injured in a rash of trafltc acctdent s investigated over the weekend by-the Gallia-Metgs Post State Htghway Patrol The first occurred at 12 .45 p.m. Saturday on the Adamsville -Cora Rd. one mtle S(IUth of US 3:i where a vehicle drtven by Garland E. Parsons , ' 52, Ga llipolis, sideswtped an auto operated by Bryan R Jones, 17, Rt. 1, Thurman. There was mmor damage . Parsons was charged wtth dnvlng left of center. A tractor - tratler rig was mvolved in an acctdent at 3 30 p.m. on SR 7 and CR 20 m · Cheshtre Twp According to th e patrol, James C. Hall ey, 40, Galhpolis, attempted to stop for an unknown vehicle makmg·a left tum. His truck jackkmfed strikmg a guardrat! There was mtnor damage. William E. Mttchell, 5:i, Kerr, was charged with OWl following an accident at 4 10 p.m. on SR 160, one tenth of a mtle north of US :J:i_ Troopers satd Mtt chell lost control of hts vehtcle. It landed tn a ditch . John-s . Allen, 40, Gallipolis, was cha rged wtth OWl following an acctdent at 3 32 p.m Saturday on Bob McCormick Rd (bree tenths of a mtle south of 'SR 160. Officers said Allen lost control of hts car. Allen ran off the left stde of the roadway while attempting to avotd htttmg an unknown vehicle. There was heavy damage to hts car. ---------------------------, l Area Deaths l ' At ~· 10 ·p.m. Saturday, an accident was investigated on SR 7, eight tenths of a mile south of US 3:i where an auto drtven by Norman H. Shaffer, 37, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was struck by a vehicle operated by Rtck T. Wtlltams, 17, Rt . 3, Galltpolis. There was moderate damage . Wtlliams was charged wtth no operator's hcense A fmal Saturday accident occurred at 9:20 p.m. on SR 248, one and five tenths miles east of SR 7, m Meigs County. Offtcers satd vehicles driven by Lt1a Ridenour, Long Bottom , and Wtlham D. Kautz, 16, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, sideswtped at a hillcrest. There wa s mod erate damage. Geneva Clark, New Port Richie, Fla. was charged with fatlure to yteld the right of way following an accident at 11 :50a .m.SundayonSR 7, six tenths of a mile south of the Mei gs County !me. Officers satd the Clark car went left of center forcing an auto driven by Carl A F'rey, 54, Coolville, off the roadway . There was mod erate damage Afm alacctdent occurred at 2·20 p.m Sunday on Grover Rd. one tenth of a mtle south of CR 14 m Cheslure Twp. where Robert W. Brtght, 21, Cheshire, lost control of his vehicle which slid off the right stde of the roadway mto a creek. There was moderate damage. Regma Dorst. Davtd Thorn- I I ton. Charlene Goeglem, Kim Mrs. Charles Boice She was ROYDOMIGAN Warner Funeral services for Roy a!S(I preceded in death by her Anna Wtles, Carla Whaley, ltrst husband , F'rancts Vtckt Hood. Janet Horky, Domtgan, 58, Route 2, LaRue, her second husband, Tracey Jeffers, Lon Kloes, Coolv1lle, killed tn a htghway William lhl e, and third Regina Lefebre , Ange la acctdent Saturday have been husband, Theo Smith. One Mart tn, Margo Martm, set for 1 p m Tuesday at the S(ln, Francis LaRue and one Tammy McDaniel, Ly le Ewmg F'uneral Home. The son of the late John daughter, Elizabeth (SIS ) Moon, Todd Mormon , Amta Musser, Kathte Qutvey, Mark Roy and Laura Dettwtler LaRue. She ts survtved by two Rtggs, Conme Romme, Kelly Domtgan, Mr Domtgan was grandsons, and one granda member of the Hemlock Rought daught er, step-dau ghter s, JUNIORS - Carm Batley, Grove Christtan Church and Mrs. Marvtn (Mtldred) Don Rtchm und, Davtd Rtggs, was a veteran of World War Morris, Dexter, Mrs. Luther Jana BurS(In, Dolhe ROusey , 11. Surving are hts wtfe, (Helen ) Woo dall , Ltsbon, Juhc Byer, Mandy Sisson, • Suzy Smtth, Tanuny Charles, Mane, two S(lns, Charles of Ohto, and Mrs. Ralph (Garnet 1 Swan, Pomeroy ; RELATIVES COME John St ory, Jeff Damels, Coolvtlle, and John, servtng step-sons, Max Sm tth, POMEROY - Relatives Dorsel Thomas, Patty Dyer, with the U. S. Army tn Ewington; Gtl es Smith, Fatrbanks, Alaska, a and lrtends from a distance to Lon Wood Rutland , Orm and Edgar vtSlt the family and attend daughter, Cynthta Midkiff, Beverly Faulkner, Rtchard Smtih, both of Columbus. the funeral servtces for Mrs Resler , Beverly Hoffman , Hampton, Va , two ststers, F'uneral services wtll be Ada Norris at Ewmg F'uneral Mrs George Ragla nd, John Wtlli amson , Jamte held Wednesday at 2 p m. at Home were Mr and Mrs. John son, Mary Johnson, Lexington, Ky ., and Mrs the Rawhngs Coats Funeral Al onzo Norris , Mrs . Kevm Ktng, Ketth Krautter, Marii Kenton, Parts, Ky , and Home wtth the Rev, Robert Margaret West of Dayton, Ga ry Basham, Jo McKmney, three granddaughters. Mr James Quisenberry Bum ga rn er of fi ct atmg . Mr and Mrs Richard Norm Pam Mees, Shan Mttch, Ltsa Burial wtll be m Poplar Rtdge Nash, Shern Osbo rn . wtll offlctate at the servtces of Carroll, Mtldred Ripley of Cemetery F'riends may call Stepha nte Radford , Rhonda and bunal wtll be m Cherry Charleston, Mrs, Elste Da vts Rtdge Cemetery F'rtends at the Raw hngs-Coa ts of Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Reuter SENIORS - Rtta Batley, may call at the fun eral home Funeral Home Tuesady from BtU Hinterschieg of Gto 8 p.m Columbus, Clarenc e Story Cath y Blaettnar, Ctndy at any time. Dorst, Tern Ftfe, Becky Fry, and daughter , Rosahe of Tnna Gtbbs, Peg'gy Darwm, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry OTIS W. KNIGHT Gtrolamt, Carl Gheen , Chnstl Ford of Lithopolis , Mrs. Otts W. Knight, 58, Route 1, Hess, Laura Hoo ver , Kathy Marcia Shindler of Amherst, Racme, dted Sunda y at Howard , Rhonda Hudson, und Mr. and Mrs Mark Jont Murray, Randy Roach, Veterans Memonal Hospttal. McCullough of Vienna, W. He was a son of the late Ntta Rusche! Va RENO , Nev. ( UPll - WtlDtane Smtih, Pa tge Smith, - Herbe rt and !"Iorence Eagle Others attendmg included Steve Stout, Velvet Swtsher, Kmght and was also preceded limn P Lear, 75, was an William Lloyd of Canton, mdu str ial genms whose Mrs. Woodrow Daughtery of Teresa Van Meter, Jcnmfer m death b) two brothers Surviving are his wife, mvenuons becam e part of the Mtddleport , Mr s Evelyn Wtse and Susan Wright. Venetia Young Knight ; two Ameri can aul omotlve and Hale of Parkersburg, Mrs S(lns, Neale of Pomeroy, and aviallon scene Larry Badgley and chtldren, Dale of Racme; a daughter, He was indefattgable - It Ch ri stie and Andrew, of Veterans Memorial Hospllal Debt Bradford , Pomeroy; a was nuthmg for htm to put m Manessa, W Va. Saturday Admiss10ns - step-daughter , !Jnda Watson, a 12~10 ur day even at hts age, Thomas Stewart , Cheshtre; Ractne , 1wo brothers. Troy but a long bout wtth leukenua CANCEU.EO Ruth Underwood, Tuppers and Dana of Ashland, Ohto, forced htm mto a hospttallast The Metgs Jumor High Plams ; Zelma Hawley, and tw o sisters, Alma week , and he dted Sunday Paren(-'J'eacher forwn has Cumberledge, Wooster, and Syracuse J.S. Lewts, a J.earAvta vtce been cancelled until SepVelma Skmnas, Cuyahoga prestdent , said Lear 's last Sa turday Di"scharges tember. Nellte Lemley, Maltnda Falls mstructtons to lum concerned Mr Kntght was a veteran F'urst, Loutse Eshelman , a new turbo-prop bustness jet BUSH PROMOTED Carmel Jewett , Edward King of World War 11 called l.earfan. FORT BENNING, Ga. Funeral, servtces will be Jr , Dorsel Randolph, Evelyn "He sa td, 'F'mtsh it.' You Donald E. Bush, son of Mr. McCaskey, Mtchael Hub- held at 1 p. m Wednesday at bel we'll fintsh it,' ' Lewis and Mr.l. Jacob M. Btl!lh, the Bald Knob Church of satd . bard~ Robert Whtte. Route 3, Racine , Ohio, Sund ay Admissions - whtch he was a member. Lear was responstble for recently was promoted to Robert Hayden, Pomeroy , James Cundiff will officiate the cTeation of the car radto, Velma Imboden, Rutland, and burial will be tn the the etght-track tape player, Army private fir st class Ruth Se llers, Portland; Letart Falls Cemetery. the Lear JCI and more than while serving as a dispatcher Ernest Sanders, Reedsvllle ; F'riends may call at the !50 other patented mventions. with th e !97th Infantry Brigade at Fort Bennlml, Judy Gmther, Long Bottom; restdence at 3 I' · m. (oday Born June 26, 1902, in Ga. Bush entered the annr Mary Layne, Che shire ; Hannibal , Mo., he started his m March of last year. The Sandra Mitch, Middleport ; career m 1926 wtth the private Is a 1975 graduate of MRS. ESTELLE SMITH Mary Marcwko , Tuppers of the Southern Local High School. Mrs Estelle Smith, 93, dev elopment Pla ins, John Burford , automobtle radio . That former Middleport resident, BOARD TO MEET Middleport dted early today at the mvention put Motorola Corp , The Southern Local Board Sunday Discharges - Ruth Russell Nursing Home m m whtch Lear once held a of Education will meet Her rmann , Cleo Phelps one -tlurd tnterest, into Albany. Tuesday, May 16, at 7· 30 p.m. Mrs. Smtih was born Feb. busmess at the ht~h school cafeteria. 12, 1685 at Arley, WVa ., the Holzer Medical Center daughter of the late Mr. and Discharges May 12 Mrs Arthur Bachelor and daughter, Dorace Barber, Dons Barnhtll, Casste Baum, Elza Deprlst, Paul Gleason, fulsalle Bastt~ Eulah Brown, Joan Hoffm an , Randall Anna Cook, Horace Dewitt, Ktser, Russell Little, Ryan (Continued fl'()ll1 PI It I) Etna Diven, Alice Duncan, McCarley, James Morrison, Israel at Ute Ohio Theater. Wilmer Halfhill, Beatrtce Melissa Nance, Mrs. Mtchael The program Is the last in a series of events held the last Haller, Elea nor Hill , Candace Neville and son, Ellio tt three weeks to celebrate Israel's 30th anniversary as a nation. Hood, Mary Ingles, Cinda Perry, Jr , Co ra Plantz, Ir wi n, Anna Jarv is, Oils Wtl ma Reffitt , Heather Johnson, Wylodine Kessler, Roa ch, Wyman Rutt, Dorothy Leach, Btlhe Little, Elizabe th Sayers, Linda Ell sworth Lu ck, Ra chel Skeens, John Sptres, Samuel McCo1, Ethel McPherson, Stewart, Mark Tackett , Hattie Norris, Orville Parks, Goldt e Terry , Phylhs SEE OUR BIG SELICTION Ray Proffitt, Wanda Rose, . Vaninwagen , Brenda Wells, Mr s Don Russell and Bonita Williams, ZCIIa Wood daughter , Charhne Sisler, Blrtha May 13 Carroll Smith, Mrs. James Mr and Mrs. Mark Clark, a Swain and daughter, Hazel son, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Tagg, Delphta Taylor, Joseph Richard Eblin , a son, home f- IVist t the Viars, Sr., Ceroba Waldron, Ga llipolis; Mr and Mrs. furntshings Howard Wells, Pauline Robert Reeves, a daughter, department on the 1st White , Maylene Willison , Otester; Mr. and Mrs. James floor and buy the Betty Wise , Margaret Wyatt. Ruggles , a da ug~t er, window shades you Mrs James Yost and son. Jackson. need . Standard and Births May 12 Dl1charges May 14 Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Meli ssa Barlow, LarrY, - f-..- '"· extra wide shades __ _ carried in stock. Buckley, a son, Syracuse; Cundiff, Mary Denney, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Wilbur House, a Thomas Gannaway and son, Cho1ce of color. ~de son, Oak Hill ; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Malone, Ivan Martin, by Joanna. Allan Johnson, a son , Perri Martin , James Miller, Pomeroy; Mr and Mrs Okey Mrs. Roger Pugh and son, We'll cut shades to your measure, free_of Livmgson , a daughter, Leon. Je nnifer Showman, Betty charge. · Dlscbarges May 13 Smith, Randy Smit h, Hester Brown, Mary Rebecca Woltz. Bryan, Shirley Coburn, Mrs. Blrtha May 14 Tommy Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs Don Rlsh, a dau ghler, Douglas Darst, daughter , J ackson. / Lear dead Hospital News GRA D MAY 15th TuesdRy Specials! Monday Specials! INT ROD UCTOR \ OffER FREE ' Small Root Beer WITH THE PLRCHASE Of A~Y KINGBURGER 50~ OFF 10 PC. BUCKET OF CHICKEN OF r •1.50 OFF 20 PC. E,UCKET OF CHICKEN PEPSI and GLASS ONLY 39c BUY ONE SUNDAE GET ONE FREE Hours.: O(,.)_r_he_w_o_rl_d_ro_d_a_y_ ELBERFELD$ ~ lO:OOa.m. 11:00 p.m. o n.-Thur~ ., Sun. 10:00 A.m. 11:30 P.M. Fri., Sat. Reg. 59' 354 E. MAIN POM EROY , 0. 992-6292 WINDOW SHADES ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . !ests show marijuana as bad for lungs as smoking of tobacco . By WARREN TALBOT · BOSTON (UP!) - Smokmg marijuana regularly may prove to be as bad for your lungs as "moderate to heavy tobacco smoking," a Los Angeles phystctan reports Dr. Donald P Tashkm of the UCLA School of Medicin e told the annual meettng of the Amertcan Lung Association on Monday that tests show "chrome heavy manjuana smokers" run the nsk of suffermg chrome bronchitts and even emphysema. Tashkin 's comments were based on the test results of 74 male, regular marijuana smokers from the Los Angeles area, who were S<Jiictted and paid to participate tn the study through newspaper adverltsements He said they averaged ft ve Jomts per week over a five-year pertod and were compared to a control group of the same number of non-ma rijuana users_ Some of the mariJUana smokers also were tobacco smokers as were S<Jme m the non-manjuana smokmg control group, he satd. . Tashkm satd "under senstltve lung functwn tests" tl was determmed manJ uana led to a "stgmhcant decrement m resptra tory functton" and martjuana "may cause more r~spira tory fund wnal tmpatrment than chrome tobacco smoking. "People . who do (smok~ ma rt Juana 1 over a long penod of lime are at rtsk of developmg chronic lung disease," he satd. "The fa ct U1at we did find somethmg suggests canntbts may have a harmful effect. " "These changes ln lung fun cuon are quahtattvely sumllr to those altrtbutable to moderate to heavy tobacco smokmg over many )'ears and suggest a potential for the development of chrome bronchtlts and pulrnona ~y emphysema m chrome, heavy man1uana smokers, ' he satd. Tashkm aiS<J satd there ts nu evtdence to suggest that mariJUana smokers who get constant exerctse run less nsk of respiratory problems ' There ts no ev tdence that exerctse ts a useful prevenltve measure," he smd Street paving, cleaning needs are emphasized by Pomeroy Council BY KATIE CROW "The pavmg and cleamng of streets in the village of Pomeroy were th e matn toptcs of discusston when Pomeroy Co un cil met m regular session Monday mght Co u n c t l m a n La r r y Wehrung said that he has had several calls m regard to the dirt Y streets m the vtllaoe. e Wehr un g cha rged (hat Pomeroy ts the dtrtt est ll VI age m southeastern Ohto and added he ts determmed to see tha t the vtllage ts cleaned up . Dr Harold Brown, counctlman, told counctl that 1t could purchase a parttcular type of hose for apprownately $300 to $500, that one man co uld use to hose down the streels It was potnted out that before the st reets arc washed down they ftrst mus( be swept. Mayor Clarence Andrews com- mented that the 'treets have been swept and added at the present ttme the vtllage ts h rt s o on manpower. 1 0 b •- . ...ou s orne, countlun an, suggested to counctl that they . should constder pavmg S(lrne of the streets in the village. Osborne suggested that the vtllagc usc the $20,000 that ts now in the revenue shartng fund and borrow an addit wna l $30,000 to get some pavtng done thi s year Osborne suggested that pavmg contractors be contacted and meet wtth the street comm tttee and ~ct est unates on what 11 would cost to pav e Mulberry, Butternut and Umon Ave It was not decided what streets would be paved. Osborne vn ly suggested the above named streets to get est tmates Osborne a!S(I pomted out that no pavmg ha•" been done m two )ears. He suggested a dehmte program be se( up to pa ve ea ch ea r C u ctl . Y u n the old bmldmg If money can authomed Osborne to get be d d th ld . secure an e o semor est un ates and report ht s !ugh budding is rest ored the hndmgs at th 1 • ' e nex meetmg butldtng wlll be used for ctly of co uncil Mayor Andrews d hall headquarters as well as 1 d agree to make contact wtth th e po tee an water sorne contractors department BtU Yo ung asked tf there is Mayor Andrews satd that any progress betng made he ha.s met wtth the Board of toward a new ctty butldmg Pu bhc Affatrs and an Mayor Andrews mformed etngmeer from Burgess and co unctl that F'red Crow was N 1 d h 1 tp e an t ey pan to adgomg to bnng up, at the vert tse lor a dnller to drtll ann ual al umnt banquet, the th t 11 th proposal to renovate the old ano er wa er we m e vtllage of Syracuse on the semur htgh butldmg and ask uter edg t t th for donat tons fro m the oH e nex o11 e m er alumnt ~wever, no we wtll be drtlled uni t! the matter ts Cruw ts also planmng a brought before counctl, tt was meettng and wtll report hts mdtcated fmdmgs to the May or as scon M Ad d ayor n rews pomt o out as h.e has more mformauon th t 1t 11 b h a wt e up to t e the May or reported Mayor engmeer and members of the Andr ews aiS(I stat ed that water board where the well apphcatwn for a_o0-50 grant wtll be d.rt lled. with Ohtn Htstonc PreserC 1 d h ounctt st ressed ft at vattun has been made tn 15 hopes to obtam S(lmc money paymen h now uel rom perS(In s w n own n1 s at to helo With the r rstor<tl1 nn nf • e VOL. XXIX NO 22 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Beech Grove Cemetery for upk eep and matntenan ce Cust ts $1 per grave lot. If a perS(In or persons has a five grave lot tl would be $5 , or tf tl would be a 10 grave lot tt would be $10 The payment now duets for 1978 Restdents are remmded that thts ts cleanup week and restdents ate to have trash a( the curb .The vtll age wtll ptck up today , Wednesday and Thursday free of charge. The pick up ts for ttems notusually ptcked up by regular hau lers The second and thtrd reading was gt v en to an ordinance that wtll not allow lmtermg on the parkmg lot at any ume , ex cept for a sponS<Jred event. The ordmance also sl ates that no person or persons shall sit or stand on the parkmg lot "ails, shall not mterfere wtth parkmg. shall en tine TUESDAY. MAY 16 1978 Classes going to June 21 , . Mtddleport store, Greg Housh, carpenter; Larry Gru eser, plumbmg; Davtd Capoton, VICe pr estdcnt of Dmry Isle, 3-m-One. Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews ; Joe Young, banking ; Mr and Mt s Cass Hmdy, electncal, and Mr. and Mrs. James McC lure, ma nagenal The restaurant entertamed the group for lunch ARIBBON CU'ITING ceremony was he ld Monday to mark the grand opentng of the new McClure Datry Isle "3-m-One" Restaurant on E Mam St. Pomeroy Parucipatmg m the ceremony, from the left , were Mr and Mrs. Hershel McClure, owners ; Bob McClure, manager of the McClures' Senate OKs sale of planes, budget The World Today • H b MISS earst ack in prison PLEASANTON, Calif. (UP! )- Patrtcia Hearst 's next 14 BY PATRICIA KOZA months m a federal prtS<Jn should ~ the ftnal chapter m a The Senate has cleared its desk strange odyssey U1at began when she was ktdnapped by a _ WASHINGTON (upl ) II ba of two maJor tssues by upholdt ng Prestdent Carter's sale of sma nd f ' Iceli cat ed terronsts 111 1974 · warplanes to Saudi Arabta. Egypt and Israel and passmg a f shMiss Hearst, 24, returnc'IJ to federda l pnson Monday to "'98 9 billton federal budget for hscal 1979 whtch now goes to tnt . out a seven-year sentence tmpose after her convtelton "'e House. on charges she was a member of a Symbtonese Ltberauon th ' "4 vote on Carter's .., « btllton packa"e Army tEam that robbed a San Francisco bank _ o deal came The ...,.., late Monday after lOhoursol cm__llttonaldebate The House Wtll fS have no mput on til at issue; the Jtestdent 's package could have 0 been vetoed only if both houses ofCongress dtsapproved tt. SANTO DOM INGO, Dorm mcan Republtc (U P! 1 _ By contr ast, Senate Dommlcan vote rs today dectde whether to give President approva l of the target fcd erul bargatmng He prt'l:iicted the Josqutn Balaguer a fourth term m off tce or back the Ieft"'fbudget came qutckly on a budget was "not gomg to fly " center Dommican Revoluti onary Party's btd for "orde rly vo tce vote shortly after House in the House change. " and Senate negotiators In other ac tion Monday , the Polls for the 2 3 nu llton ehgtble voters m the Ca nbbean completed work on th e House mcludcd a ban onUS tsland repubhc are open today from 6 a.m. to 6 p m EDT and package. But the outcome tn atd to Vietnam. Cuba , Cam- offlctals at Ute Central Elections Board sa td most of the votes the House, whtch vot es bo<lia and Uganda m a btll should be counted by rn'tdmght Wednesday, ts less clear that would authonze almost But, Hou se Budget $3.6 bilho n for foreign Committee Otatrman Rubert cconomt c as ststan ce for Three Gavin Plan~ workt~ rs rt·wardt•tl Giaimo, 0-Conn ., satd he ftscal 1979, whtch starts Oct Three three men are Don!.. beheves the nego tta tor s l. Three employees of the produced enough favorabl e TI1e legtslatton , passed 22.5- General James M Gavm Horstman, Po tnt Pleasant , concessw ns to en sure 148 and sent to the Senate, Pla nt have recently recetved Vernal D Johnson , West approval tn the House . fall s about $70 mtlliori below cash awards for (heir con- Columbta , Marvtn L Batrd, Rep . Parren Mttchell , D- Carter's foreign atd request tribution m the "Operatwns Ga lhpohs Md , head of the Black The Hous e Co mm er ce Improvement" program of Cash awHrds are g1ven tu empluy ees by Amen can . Caucus, satd he feltlpo much Commtttee approved a $7 1 Amertcan Electnc Power went to defense in the ft nal (Continued on page 10) Elect nc Power for tdeas System. wht ch tmprovc safety , operaun g cond1tt ons, or reduce operat ing expenses Thes e tnnovatwns oft en res ult m ftnancial savings bet'ng pa ssed on to the con\sumcr. These tdcas are l!!lbhshed In a system-wtde magazme so other factltties In the system can beneftt from them The cash awards were presented (o the ructplents by Mr J W Lizon , Gavin Plant Manager. ° llominican VOte go t th e po Us Weather Met gs Co unt y Shenff James J Profftlt reports tha t hts department ts lookmg for a l97:i Ponttac Trans AM. Stiver grey Ul <olor, Oh to regtstratton TO 2756, stolen Sunday from a restdcnce at Rutland TI te auto was owned by Janet Sue Pullen, Rt 1, Mt Alto, W Va , and was parked h at cr parents' resid ence The stolen vehi cle tn form atwn has becn entered tnNC!C and Ohto Leads A Metgs Co unty JUVentle IS being sought Ul connecuon wtth the stolen car Meigs Co un ty Sh enff 's Department and Racme F'tr e Department offt ctals ~re also mvestig aun g the false alann ftr e call that wa s rece~>ed Saturday evemng at Racme Clo udy and cool today and tonight, with occasiona l showers or drizzle. Htghs today wtll be in the lower 60s and lows tontght will be near 50. Mostly cloudy and cu'n- • linued cool Wednesday with highs In the mid 60s. ' NEW OFFICERS were Installed when the Middleport Boslness and Professiona l WOOlen's Club met Monday night at the offices of Columbia Gas of Ohio. They are from the )eft, Frances Davis, president; Eva Robson , vice president ; Catherine Welsh , secretary, and Terrie Walker, treasurer. SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Gaul's Shake Haven at I:32 p m Monday for Betty Baum who was taken to Holzer Medtcal Center. Auto stolen EXTENDE D FORECAST Tuesday throu g h Saturday, fair Thursday and F'rlday and a chance of showers or thundershowers Saturday. Highs wiU be In the 70s through the period and lows will be In the 50s. not consume beer or any other alcoholic beverage and shall not litt er It was reported that guardra t! had been put m place at Pleasant Rtdge and Hudson Street Counct l, tn other business, accept ed the restgnatton of Dona ld Sli vers as meterman effecttve June 2, and transferr ed a beer permtt ft om Allen W Hamm , Hambow Inn to Jeffrey A Morns, Rambo w Inn Votmg no on the tran sfer wa s Lou Osborne The meetm g was opened by prayer by the Rev Wtlham Mtddleswarth Att endtn g were Ma yor An drews, Jane Walton, clerk , Larry Powell , Osbo rne , Yuung , Wehrung , Brown, and .ltm Neutzhng, counctlmen, Chtef J ed Web st er , Rev Mtddleswarth , and Donnte Ward BY BOB HOEF'UCH Metgs Local Schoo l Dtstrtct students , wtth the exception of sen tors, wtll be attendmg classes this vear unit! June 21 Tins was the dectswn Monday rught when the dtstnct 's board of educauon met at the Meigs Juntor Htgh &·hool m Mtddleport Supt. Charles Dowler told provtdm g for Saturd ay the board he had, unttl about classes 5 p m Monday , the approval Dr Ketth Rtggs satd he of the state departm ent of "anted it understood among educat ton for schools of the board members that enher dist n ct to fuu sh up on June cal end ar wa s merely 14 ful ftlltng a state obltgatton However, after 5 yesterday and the addtllonal tune added evcnmg, Dowler said he was to the schoo l year would not advtsed by the state depart - gre atly co ntnbute to the ment of education that the educatwn of the students Met gs Local Dtstnct ts not " Let's not fool ourselves," ehgt ble for ftve addttwnal Dr Rtggs commented calamity days granted by the The board agreed on the Ohto Leg tslature. cal endar wtth the June 21 The Metgs Dtstnct and clostng date. oth er dtstrtcts havmg had Semors wtll be permtlled to employe st rikes or havtng grad uate on June 6 as closed for fmanctal reasons, provtded by board acuon are not ehgtble for the ftvc severa l " eeks ago. Some days, Dow ler said he was semor cosmetology students advtsed yesterday wt ll not have all of thetr Two cal endars were requ tred hours tn by that tune presented to the board last but provistons wtll be made mght as a result of the word for them to mak e up that that earher approval of the tune June 14 closing would be It was decided to lodge a resc mCJed by the State protest against the decision departme~t of education at "'hich "Ill mnke Meigs once One of the calendars Lo cal stude nts attend would have allowed classes to classes lor five more days be dtsmtssed before June 21 than orig inall y planned but would have Involve d becaus e more board thre e days of Saturday members feel that It Is not school Saturday classes cos( a lair situation for some the dtstnct about $1100 extra districts only to have to for overtime salaries and so It complete 170 days of school wa s dectded again st ac- "hlle 175 Is being required (Continued on page 10) ce pttng the calendar PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The obser\lance of senior citizens day at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy !his evenlng ts opeo to the publi c. A Jitney supper will be held from 4 to 6·30 p.m. after which tim e ca ndidates night "Ill be held beginning at 7 p m. The arehilect for the ne" multi purpose building to contain a new snlor citizens realer will be on hand and numerous awards wlll be presented to se nio r citizens . County GOP announces its ' endorsements Les Fultz, chatrrnan of the Mctg s County Repu bhcan Executtve Committee, has announced that candtdates for State and Dtstrtct Offices m the Jun e 6 Prtmary Elecuon were endorsed at a recent meetmg held at the Metgs Inn Several candtdates were pr esent and tho se whose sched ul e prev ent ed their attending sent a representaltve to speak m thetr behalf After heanng from all candtdat es, th e foll owm g were endorsed and For Govern or LJ eutenant Governor, James A Rhodes and George V Votnovt ch. for Attorney General, George C. Smtih; for Treasurer of State, Sam Speck ; for Justtce of the Supreme Court , Term Conunencin g January 1. 1979, Robert E Holmes , for State Central Co mmttteeman, Btll Keslar ; for State Central Commtt!eewoman , Lorene G Johnston. All candtdates wh o are runnmg unopposed m the Prunary, were also endorsed and tncluded Donald E Lukens for Audttor of State , Ted W Brown for Secretary of State , Paul W. Brown for Justice of the Supreme Court, Term Commencing January 2, 1979 ; Homer E. Abele lot Judge of the Court of Appeals, 4th Dtstrtct ; Clarence E Miller for Representative to Congress ; Oakley C. Collms for State Senator, and Harold Schrttter for State Representative F'ultz s1ated that no endorsements were made in the case of cand tdates for county off tees. Chessie steam special visit set WednesdRy The Chessie Steam Spectal, a 21 car steam powered passenger traln, will visit Southeastern Ohio on Wednesday, May 17, with a oneway run from Parkersburg to Cmctnnati over the Chessle System (B&O) ma inline whtch is also the route of Amtrak's "Shenandoah," a spokesman for the Meigs (Continued on page 10) \ �• ,_ ,,.,,,,L';g~·r ~Ii;ics established in COLU MBUS Lega l elm cs Ul I 1tendcod to n ake legal tets Sf"n Cle\Ciand 1 he1 made Inroads Into the lega l profess on about s1x vears ore con\enent ha H' be.;n estabhshed n 0 1 tl ree largest c es The ctu 1 s wl1 I ffer to the general public aff rda ble legal se ces f suet mattet s s 11 fling vtlls ha ndl ~ d es d ssolullo ba1 k uptctes and pr ob e ll ~t:!l h t" bt:: r set up n ( I lwd (; l11 us a I l em l b ag and tht!n 70 h JVP opu ect ll rt:! Umn 1r doo rs rotlon \Ide I a• sh uld be as l m emenl as a ne ghborhood bank dn g store sa1d !(gal chntc ad1oca te J oel H II of C <~e l and a son 1n Ia " of Sen Ho• a rd ~1 tzenbaw 1 D-Oh o One 1 o lo hat ts to ak e a c " Is e md n ake t 11, uch re n f rtable for people I alk md diSCUSS their s • th attorneys ork on a sma II proftl 's ht:\W ~C~tt !:i lfiCl L•gal I \S" l la l nc"' 11 OJ o 11th II f sl pe n g Ia l J I arg n on eac l tase and rely on vol une that ts generated through adverltstng H) au sa 1d II e effort to get lega l cl mcs accepted m Oh o has been a1ded by last years US Supreme Court dec1sto 1 that allows attorneys l' adv erttse their serv1ces Since cluucs depend on a large IO ium e of d enls ad, erustng m ne• spapers and on rad o and tcle11s on ts to nforn the public that lega l services a e (:1 va !abl e at a reasonable cost I aw) er s 1fftllated " th kg II cltn cs are tr) ng to diSpel what t1 cy conSider to be a general atut ude among the public that legal advtce s cxpenstv e and out of reach of most nuddlemcome fam 1hes We are trytng to sell the legal professton as well as a tlr 1ct cli ents wh en we ad1 erhse and cone up front wtth our fees satd Paul A lt chtman d rector of ltchU11a n Lega l Cl rue m Cle\ eland People know l won t cost an arm and a leg to see il l attm ney Sever 11 <I mcs charge n th mg for the mhal v stl at \-\ t ch tun e a perso n distu."ises" th 3 (filhio cities. her problem Other climes set a fee of $10 to $15 for the m !tal v stt Chmc directors say about half of the people ftnd out they really have no legal problem after all ~ survey of legal chrucs tn Ohto shows that chrucs have set pr ces for such lega l problems as a non-contested d vo rce d tssoIut ton an d wntmg wtlls 1he cost of a st nple wtli can begm as low as $25 I don t thtnk It s degra dm g to reach out through adv:?.Ustng to tell people we a e here to help them out "tlh thet~ problems satd Leonar Schwartz dtrector of llle Ohio Legal Chruc of Schwartz & Ftshman 10 Columbus He added that the pubhc ts respondmg to the adverttstng even though most lawyers s(Jll frown on tt Dtrectors say that legal elm cs are the wave of the d future but they face a har road a head Schwartz and Hyatt say they are planmng to expand h th Hyatt al rea dY as ree offtces and plans to open a fourth m May Hts plans call 1:-l ' r h s nr ~l ~ ~ t ct.:OI ds Ll I bo iUJ thcb '' '" e to <O c1 lief l l - rn r ( lA udr I hn I St c k \oH II II 1st us s m g 111 hiS b k In St tr r h If fn mus lh 1160 Hr th r " I r st It 1 t Nkru II th f ( h 1111 ,r w Ill ca u C \ t.: r~ non r l! handed nc a pol It at hot ~ 1ot pot alo nr d I m ln g' t l11rd de~ r ee to bu - St rt lan of 1 r 1spor iah m Br ( k Adams talkm g about til ra1l pI ss t ngt:r f orp 1nth • t s tabl ht'd by I ong n ss st' vt n years ago Th vi il ll 1g Ia t, I r th t gtlt t s t r ~ t.: ~ s~a n t elf ur g ng to drop some ro ut e ( o ng css h as wt 1c r t I g c g I u I II til - 1\ r llll Ab iul J1hbu nl r fr th \I!A l>s Angl l I tk .-~ r ~ h m g l 'qUt.: S(l 1 1h ul " ' tt r h ~ a It t t tr ul I t - l S Trt 1sun St'f rt tory M1 ha I Blumenthal c 1hng Prcsldt nt l artt r s suppc rt rur tht' Nt " Vork And by the way ... ( ly h s at aHI bill It d('pC ds 0 O UI COUll tr s wheth1.2r the posttlvc p roc ~sse s th tt b{'ga r In n IHna t on I rllat on:-; n the POLLY·s POINTERS ca rl) 1970' ' hall be strength Polly Cramer 11 I IC'C' fl{' 11( d It IS Ill c1 1 t to 111 these ,...,,.,. ,,,_ t s I i:I Vt: :; loY< cd dowt \ he:tt S \ t t I t nit r Le o ud I dook ltr zhm \ rt turmng fr 1m a dtplt rnatlt \ asn t Wt st G<'r DEAH POI I Y I have di'tovcred that a va lua ble book I O\\ll ts all mtldewcd da1 p and badly 1.\ arped Is there a ytl ng I can do to restore P HAZEl DEA H HAZE l - If ll e buok ts val ua ble I suggest you lake t to a book btnder and >ee If IOU cHn get some It sl hand suggesltot s 01 so neone at your local I brar) mtghl look at the book and offe r an opt n u" IS mildewed nl01 '""' It kttll, l) a\ d n- rk plcadlllg guolty to lh ~~ Sa m ~a t ~Itt ~· \ t I 1\\J tz Son murd t" r s that t nd ed 111 :'\ " \ rk ( lh \ l: tr •~ " 1 r-. n I tl I d a• I l I Lc "'dl Writ kcr HEALTH If )OU want to ga 1ble 01 try ng tu Improve 1l ) ourself you must brush off as mucl of the m dew as you ca n Use fa e al t ssues so )OU em discard them ofter and not Just spread the m tld e ~ muu 1d If any remam' that yo ca nnot brush away put a btl of de 1alured alcohol on a soft loth and try lo 1c nove tl I hts ts fo r the cover Put powdered French chalk bet Wl'Cn the mtldewed pages and then close the book You satd tl was damp so wetgh l do~n fl at a ul lcaV< tn a dry wann place for a week or tw o Brush powder from between pages If lh s does not help I know of nothtng ebc to suggest but so ne reader may come forth wttl furthe1 tdeas Good luck POllY DEAH POI I Y - A ~cphe • Lawrence E Lamb M D Ut ,tl111g \\ ti lt II esc txiSl n most con u1 '''"' I k 1 tl e yel ow tl< oltolt.,ttl pi gcs r l ur phone book w de Alcohol sm Yourcoun I) c11.<1l he llh fa ctlly often has apr g wn for tndtvtdual s • II a col ol proble ru; and ~o~.trn 1 u 1my Iso get so ne sup fanlll\ port fr om Alc ohol cs work r r A1wnymous I he mosliiTipor You I<J l th 1g IS to ge l started ale hoh SIX •tth apr gra m now to ~e l off nontl r wrvt'sl.<-ke \CI all uh I and ' tay off alcohol a1<1 I sh k I swta l Yes at ohol wtll cause all SUm< ti t g III(Ui It l SUa II) those sy nptoms you nentton takl s tire rf Jr slog<! plu s affect 1g your personall ovt r tl bv l.;tk g \ hurn l) a 11 abtl ty to IC<Jrn I am un d~r d tors U t f ~<n d g you rt c Health l.et Y u ttmcd a l<ttcr Iron wr r umber 1-t Alcohol a won mt ths ilg WIJSkl y Gm Vodka Rwn ~b ut I 1 lu sb 1 I •h x Wnc Beer It w II gtl e yo1 1 ow ~ !(' lu.: I KJst: I wt.l.s ~ex n ore nfDrrnat on Ji!e dt!k ppl HI I g ~ gg ll ~ I lcohol affecL• your body Others whu want lhJS tn tlo t r 11 e ll<!r l Vtr) <Ida but all thcSl' sound 1usrl kc fo rmatto~rcaJMend :;o cents me W uld tl ht lp t ta lk to w1th a long stamped self tn) co tpa1 y s doctor a !dressed envelope for tt to DEAl! HI i\Df H You are me n ca re of this newspaper wa) at cad or ul ga me Po Box 1>>1 Radw C ty Sta beca use you know •ha t vour lion New York NY I 0019 DF:AH DH I AMB - My problc ts and w t to do ~ometlt1g about tl Y u nee<l pt blem s severe lc~ cramps sometlung bestrlcs Valium but only at 1 ghl I gel up dunng acute react ns to etghl to 10 t mes per night alcr holts 11 You 1ecd to get to t1 ' y a e so severe tltal my the b JStc rcaSOJl of why you feet turn ani toes are pulled drt k 111d lea rn to stop all under so I can barely pull them stratghl loge th• r I have lake 1 Benadryl for To do th 1! l ou should ta ke udvant ge of centers to help 10m nths dur ng wh cl II ad 1>c pie v1ti alcohol problems to cra mps N w they arc ~ ~ ., Sport Parade before the end of the swnmer Schwartz expects to have between stx and 10 offtces erat111 g m the Columbus 0 by next Jan 1 Aller that he enVIstons branching out to s rtn fteld Zanesvtlle d:tlltc~the Portsmouth and G CI rove I Y Chntc drrectors say 1t ts up to the public to dectde tf legal.. chmcsare here to stay Hyatt ta 1 a c1m c can s y m says 1 b f t I t 18 usm ess or a eas months 1t wtll have made tt th t m e commum y :ea By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll EdiiOr NEW YORK (UPI ) - Btlly Martm was so upset he had tears m hts eyes What brought them on was a mtxture of frustratiOn and depresston plus sheer anger directed not so much at Thurman Mwtson as at Mtckey Rtvers This was more than two hours after the Yankees had dropPed a 10.9 dectston to the Royals Sunday the second ltme In three days they had lost a ball game m the bottom of the ninth and stewmg there n a plane carrymg hts team from Kansas Ctty to Clucago the Yankee manager hadn t gotten over tt yet Nobody hkes to lose but wtth Btlly Martin tt goes far beyond that Each defeat IS like some terrtble personal tragedy that eats him up lnstde The only thmg that can posstbly make any loss worse m Marlm s mmd tS'when he sees one of his players not hustl,lng enough not lrymg hard enough to wm Then the tragedy 'becomes a catastrophe The Yankees loss to the Hoyals Sunday arfected Marlm hke that and m this case the player he felt was short leggmg t on him notgtvmg tl everythmg he had was Mtckey Rivers Alltrst Martm was satd to he angry wtlh Munson The two did have words on the plane but Marlin wasn t nearly as upset wtth Munson as he was wtth Rt\ers Munson had thought Marlin was cnltetzmg hiiTI but Martin wan more concerned with Rtvers Personally Rtvers ts a likable sort He s also an exceptional ballplayer - on gtven occastons He has thts one btg drawback though Hts porch light ts out He s not always wtth It When Rtvers IS m the mood he looks ltke a mtllion dollars But the thing tha t exasperates everybody most about the speedy ltttle Yankee center fielder ts that no one can ever he sure whether he s m the mood or not Rivers has a way of performmg tn spurts He seems to be at his best only when :he moon ts orbtUng m complete harmony with the rest of the planets Other limes forgeltl In Saturdays contest wtth Kansas Ctty the Yankees won and Rtvers had one hit and a stolen base but he also forgot to run on a 3-and 2 ptlch with two out That overstghl dtdn t escape Marlin s atlentwn Nor dtd the Yankee mana ger fat! tonoltce that Rivers let one fly ball fall 10 feel m front of htm Sunday and then came nowhere near Amos Otis gamewmmng double to n ght center m the mnth Rivers claiiTis his leg ts bothermg htm which may be true What Martm knows for sure ts how Paul Blatr and Reggte Jackson nearly tore each other apart m a eolltston hustling alter OtiS game wtnnmg blow tn the runth tlllltng of Fnday mghl s game And alter he saw the way Rtvers played Sunday Martm angrily made up hts mmd he d go wtth Blatr m center fteld mstead of Rtvers UnUI Rtvers got back m the mood anyway In the clubhouse after Suooay s game Martin 11as hot Seemg Rivers joking" tth Cliff Johnson he snapped That s rlgbt laugb tt up on the bus guys keep laughing One of the things Marlm did before leavmg Kansas City was call AI Rosen the Jl'eStdent of the Yankees Btlly was upset and I ca n understand why he "as says Rosen When he sees something on the fteld he feels ts mlolerable he gets all welled up tnslde He Udo everythtng he possibly can to wm He felt Rtvers could ve done f11UCh more than he dtd agwnst Kansas Ctty Al Rosen can apprectate Btlly Martm s general feelmgs over defeats because he was the same ktnd of competttor wben he played for Clevelaoo He wasn t as outgomg as Marlm but m:ude ll churned hun up JUS! as much One lime when Chuck Stobbs struck me out three ttmes m Washtngton I broke down and crted like a baby Hosen recalls Strlkmg out three Urnes was bad enough but to think Chuck Stobbs was pllehtng - that really ktlled me The fact Is Stobbs wasn t TIIAT bad a pttcher He wo~ 15 games for the Senators one season and hwtg around the majors 15 years ntOSE WHO CANNES DO The topless starlets have been su1111mg themsel\ es for weeks and are ready for the fotogs swarmmg m for toda) s opemng of the Cannes Film Festtval Gettmg as much exposure as the starlets wtll he wrtter-producer-dtrector Bllly Wilder to he honored for hts movte Fedora Among the 23 ftlms vymg for the coveted Palm d Or ts Nanni Moretti s Ecce Bombo about Italy s lefttsl youth Also on hand ts Martin Scorsese who tsn t up for a priiTie this year but whose Taxt Dnver won at <;annes In 1976 Hr t k Adam s \ ntr ~n~!a!~~ga~ t~ ~~~~~0 By United Press International SHEDDING MOSS Blanca Jagger, 32 ftled swt m London Monday to end her seven year mamage to Mtck Jaj~ger 33 who s been spendmg ttme recently wtlh model IJerry1 ~all) Al the same ttme sources tell Rolling Stone magazme mat Mtck himself ts thinkmg of spltttmg wtth the Rolling Stones to pursue an actmg career So tt s JUSt as well that the band recently put about 8() tunes oo tape at a recent Parts recording sesston enough to fuel many an album after Some Gtrls to be released next month Jagger has consistently dented all reports of his leaVIng the band but IS mum on the dtvorce What people~~re say1n~g 1 .. 1h vas VtSttu g ne left a pack or bubble gu n n a poc ket of Ius Jeans and pttdl ed the 1 10 the laundry It ~ ot on ever) th 1g 1cl ud ng dark pan~ t sl trts and black socks I took a tabl espoon a 1d gt nNouslv smeared mayo na se on a II U1e spots at d ~ ork ed t m "' th 11) ha ds I rewashed all tl c clothes and the gum "' as gone It also works for gctt ng gu n out of hatr - HE I EN DEAR POI I Y - Whe1 """I n g pota toes often Wllmud ntlk s added and II c result ts soup) rather than fluff) a shed potatoes When I make tht s mtstakc I add about o 1e fou rth cu p of dncd flaky pota toes and beat t 1 n, s wkcs up tl e excess motslurc ant makes the potatoes the prork!r con Sis tete) - MHS J IJ DE AH POI I Y M) Pet Peeve 1.s \\llh nanufadurers of paper napk ns lo\\ els fa cta I t ssues and tutlet paper who seem to tlunk thetr produel' should be heav ly sce nted Ma 1y of us arc all erg c lo such scents Dur ng World War II l was proven thai tl e tdea of put ltng a ew flashhght battery m wtth o e tltal ts losmg ts power s false economy as ti c weak battery soon pulls ll e nc• b 1ttet) down to L' wea ke1strength -E t.SIE DEA l! POl I Y I use a clip board io hold mv grocery hsl a 1d the coupons I plan to use llu s way ever) thmg ' together and there s lt ltle dange of 01e bemg lost or trusplaced VIHGINIA Polly w II se nd you one of her stgne d than k yo u news[Xlper cou pon dtppers tf she uses you r favonte Po ntcr Pee\ e Problem tn her colu nn Wnte POll Y S PO INTE11S 11 care of thts start ng all over aga n I a 11 a b!l-)ear-<J id woman und dor l kl ow what ebe lu do fhe mcdtcatton from ny two doc to" ts useless Please tell me ho~ I can get relief as I ge t very llttic sleep OEAH HEADE:H - f ~r sllel me say that anyone who has leg cramps shou ld have a cureful nedtcal exam nallon There ctre some sen ous causes for leg cramps that ncwspupc ulten ca n 01 ly he detected by TEAC.:HERS START TALKS a good phystcal examtnutton CINCINNATI i UP I J 1 cl ud ng exammatwn of the C ntract ta lks began Monda} ctrcu lat on lo the legs ghl between the Ctncmnat Many leg c amps - par S I oo l Bo Jrd and ll c (I(Uia rl y whet lhe1 oc ur on Ctn t u n 111 f ede rat10n of ly al n ght are not the result I eacl ers of poor c rculahon but ) ou can only tell as a resuli of an exC~ mlne:~lton rr Benadryl does gtve you reltef there s no reasot "h) you shouldn t Lake tl fhe other tlung I would recum mend ts to wear thtck wann wool socks to bed Many of my readers have ed ucated me about the advtsa bthty of keepmg the feet wann to avotd leg cramps Usc good long ones and keep the whole body adequately wa rmed Whde I have commented many ltmcs on the useless natut e of vttamm E for heart disease tl someltmes does help 111 ellmtnalmg leg cramps so that m ght be a thought But do try the \\ann heavy socks • Dice are two feet square pla)ed on a 100-by 100 foot sheetrock board - suffered the consequences of real hfc !mane al d saster In stead the on l) n s ks came fr om a bad roll of the dice They were two feet square Parker Brothers the co mp any wht ch manufa ct~ the ga me satd It belteves the Walhngford tournament had the largest 10dnor board ever made It to ok students about two whose wmners showed an months to butld l Larry Hart a trustee and un(anny sense of bustness s JVV) and luck 1s to buy and member of Choate s class of se ll propcrttes w thou t 1932 and freshman student players losmg thetr sl tr ls m Han Levene hts partner t he m a k e b el t eve conceded the game shortly marketpla ce befor e noo n Su nday to None of the parttctpants m wt1111ers Btll Joos I ~ and tl e world s largest nd oor Pe te Catapano 17 Hart a busmessman satd Monopoly ga me - "htch ~ as bankruptcy was mevttable under the game s rules The purpose of the tourna Northfield ment was to raise mooey for NOHT HFI E I D Oh to Choate s bUild ng fund I UP!) - Jeffs Fashton School offiCials satd Monday runntng second gomg mto the that anywhere from r nal turn turned on the $15IXXI was ratsed $7 500 to speed and moved out to a I' , There were some off-beat let gth vtctory Monda) mght gtmnucks for the fmals n the featured $3 2011 nmth In addttwn to the cop at the race at Northf cld Park Go to Jatl block there were The wt1111er dnven by Jack tram whistles at the four Betts covered the mtle 111 ratlroad crossmgs flashmg 2 09 Hi on a sloppy track li ghts at the Electrtc and returned $8 20 $4 80 and $3 60 Crtbtll came tn second Company a flushmg totlel at and 2 I favonte C B Duane the Water Works and sc reeclnng ttres at Free showed Tim Omaha won the lOth Park ng race ktckmg off a 1-3-9 b g trtplc combmat10n that was worth $210 90 Mt ss Brenda Jack was second and Count 1ar fmtshed thtrd Hecogmttun of mothers A crowd of 3 126 wa gered h gl hghtcd a mcetmg uf the $420 804 Past CuUt clio" Club of Chesl er Co u1 ctl 32l Dau~hlers uf Amenca held DAYTONA BEACH Fla Wudn"'da) n ~hl at the hall UPI 1 - Dave Marcts leads Mrs Mabel Van Meter the NASCAR Grand Na ltonal JeceJVCd the gtf( Jur the pre potnl sta ndtngs for the ftrst sc1t Mrs Ada Bt~scll the tune tn Ius 10 yea rs on the mu'l duldren present Mrs to r WAIIJNGFORD Conn Ltghts fla shed tram whistles ble11 and a real cop stood at the Go to Ja I Block 10 the worlds largest tndoor M nopoly gam e EHn the ct r e " ere g ganltc It was all part of a umque Monopoly tournament al the exclust\ e Choate Schoo l de stgned to ra tse money on a large sc ale For two da) s 100 students and alun m pla}ed The pomt of Monopol) I UPI) - GYPSY BASH There was a party m New York Ctty at Reg me s Monday mght for the new !tim King of the Gypstes based on Peter Maas s book on Amencan gypstes and starrtng Sterling Hayden Celebrating - m add1Uon to Regme herself - were Hayden s costars Shelly Winters and Susan Saraodon Brooke Shields also appeared and there was a slew of other partygoers mcluding Cleely Tysuo who came wtth mllke-up arhst IIJIIIa Harkavl Melba M<N>re Eartha Kl11 Tina Turner and Betsy Palmer QUOTE OF TilE DAY Ex-con Edward C Krall on Mtlwaukee Ctrcutl Judge Christ T Seraphim who sentenced Krait to stx years n prtson for forgery If he had not sentenced me to prtson I know I wouldn t he here today I d probably be dead from drug abuse GUMPSES Jacqueline Kennedy 0118Bsls had a busy Monday tn Tel AVIv - first a dedication of a ne• museum then a dip m the Medtlerranean fmally a tour of the Roman ruuns of Caesarea Muppets creator Jim Hell8oo wtll receive an honorary Doctor of Ftne Arts degree Friday from hill alma mater the Untverstty of Ml!ryland m College Park Peter Ustlnov and Mlchael Caine are on location m Kenya !timing Asanll about modern slavery Carrie Soodgressts in New York for on locatton ftlmlng of the TV movte Fast Fnends to be atred on NBC Ryan 0 Neal and the rest of the cast of Oliver s Story based on Erich Segal s sequel to Love Story are shootmg on location tn Hong Kong after a sllnt tn New York Manhattan s Studto 54 was the sce ne of a celebratiOn Monday mght for SIITion Celebnty Cha llenge a new board game and among those tnvtted were Blanca Jagger Melba Moore Stephanie Mllls Carol Lynley Carol Channlug and Nell Sedake Nick Rich Man Poor Mao Nolte 37 was marrted last week to stnger Sharon Haddad 22 m Las Vegas Celebrates btrthday at Racme home RACINE - Mrs Eula Wolfe entertained Frtday evemng at her Racme Route 2 home In honor or her SOn Aaron Wolfe who was celebrating hts btrthday Aaron was presented three ca kes one baked by Mrs Herschel Norris decorated tn whtle wtlh yellow roses and ctrc led by candles wtth Happy Btrthday Aaron Mrs Herbert Roush baked one whtch was decorated tn whtle wtth pmk datstes and green leaves wtlh Happy Birthday Aaron The cake was decorated by her daughter tn law Mrs Roger Roush Mrs Eula Wolfe presented Aaron wtlh a red velvet cake decorated wtth whtte tcmg \ Aaron ulso recetved many gtfts and cards The evenmg was spent socially and playmg games Prtzes were awarded by Mrs Carroll Noms Cake tce cream coffee and teed tea were served to Mr and Mrs Thomas Wolle Vtctor Wolle Mr and Mrs Austtn Wolfe and Jerry and Amy all of Ractne Mr and Mrs Jack Ord of Letart W Va Mr and Mrs Carroll Norris of Syracuse Early Roush Mr and Mrs Her schel Nom s and Clarence Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and Mrs Eula Wolle and Aaron Sendtng a gtft were Mr and Mrs Guy Shuler D of A recognizes mothers IJ 1ott y Myers the yoUt gesl mother there The g fl~ were 11 om Mrs E:rma Cleland For ro ll call each gave her nlll den name Mrs Mary Hayes ha I the secretary s t eport Mr s Goldte Fredenck the ireasu er s report Mrs Hayes thanked the members for a gtft wlule Projects reviewed by DAR A revieWur pl Ujects or the 01 1 Soc tdy tnc ludmg $700 fr o n Chaplet s 111 Oh o to be used for vctc 1ans at Cl tlhcull e and Sandusky was Jll cset ted b) Mrs P 1ul Etch 1cge 1l at Fr days meeliiiHof the Daughters uf the '1.1 cn ca n Revolulto 1 Return Jut athan Mct gs Chaplet held at the home of M s Vernon Weber M1 s Etch also a mounced workshops tu be held tn c.:ol wniJus un Ju ne 19 and June 20 A state t1 ur of Sl Ma1 ys " ' I Bacone Colleges fu1 In Maude Kmght Wooster was rcp01 ted Ca rds were stgnl'<l for Mrs Charles McDamels 111 Waver ly a d Mrs James Harley 111 Spr ngfteld Mrs llftrtck IAJct ary magazmc chau man asked that subscnplu ns to the silttc and nahonal magazine be Plltd at the June mccllng A report was gtven un ll e Nabby Lee Ames tu1 chcon al Alllent; wtth seven members from bcre allen dlllg II was decided that lite chapter wtll present retu ed lilt g ul s wa s a nour t:~ d f ur S. pt to I he death Jf a Htu tegcnts wtlh past regents pu s 1 he am tHI ~lag Day L----------~· G1a1 I Daughlut M "• ptcn c Will be I eld ex I mot !h at the home of Mr and Mrs I hereon Johnson The program gtven by Mrs Dale Dultun was on poclr) she hqs wntwn some of which hasl lx.-en pubhshed 111 Poetry Magazme She read ones on spnng ncludmg The Last Sprtng wrtlten at the hme of the atomtc bumb ex pl uslun about fav orite places and purtratls of ladtes Hefreshments were served by Mr s Weber Mrs Lawrcnc eM tlhoan and Mrs Mat ~a ret Parsons Sprmgs flower s were used on the table a don lhe mantel I osp tahzed Headmgs were gtven for ll e progrll m wtth Mrs Cleland ~tvmg a humorous one rclaltng to the club membe~ s Mrs Ada Van Meter read Mother s Party Dress Mrs Hllyes Un cha 1gtng Mother Mrs Cleland Ma and the Auto Htde and Mrs Btssell Question Wtthout Answer Games were conducted by Mrs Mary Showalwr and Mrs Myers wtth Mrs Marcia Keller rc..:etvmg the door pr ze The June meetmg )Ntll be at lhc home of Mrs Betty Housh wtth Mrs Pauline flld enour as co hostess Devottons were taken from St Mark 8and members ~ave the Lord s Prayer and pk'<lge to the flag tn wttson Present were those named and Mrs l.A!ona Hensley Mrs Mae McPeek Mrs Ada Morris Mrs Letha Wood Mrs Margaret Tultle Mrs Ada Neutzllng Mrs MMbel Van Meter Ml'!l Laura Mae Ntee Mrs Mary Showalter Mrs Mary K Holler Mrs Ethel Orr Mrs lnzy Newell Mrs Sadte Trussell and Mrs Dorothy l.awson 16 1918 J. R. Richard blanks Phillies, 5-0 peopletalk QUOTE/UNQUOTE ll c 3- The Datly Senltnel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ly Un ited Prtu lnflrnatlonal N1t lon1l Llil'iJUt Ellt W L Pet GB 17 12 586 16 lo4 14 141 Wtsl IS 17 20 516 452 412 412 WI L Pet GB San Fran C nc na LOS Ang 20 19 19 2 lA U 625 576 516 I ) H ous on San 0 eQo 14 14 16 18 467 438 S 6 Pn Ia Mont rea en ca oo P ttsbrgh St Lou s N! W Yo k 17U5481 10 7 " s~ s~ I ~ A !ante 17 18 400 7 MondiY s Results Houston s Ph lade ph a 0 san Dleoo • sr L J • nn! Los Angeles 7 P t sbu gh 6 Today s Probable P tc"en ( All time~ EOTI c nc tnnat !Seaver 1 4) at Mont ea !Twllchel 7 71 1 l5 pm At an a ( Boggs I 31 at New York ( Koosman 2 3} 8 OS p m P h ladelph a Carlton • 3) at Houston ( Lemongello ll 4) e JS pm St Lou s !Urrea 2 4) at San (Owchlnko 2 2) 10 p m P Hsburgh tCancfell!lr a 2 51 at Los Angeles ( Hooton 2 4) 10 30 D eva pm Chicago (R Reuschel 3 2) at San Francisco Kne pper .t 1) 10 35 p m Wedntsdl'f s Games St Lollis a S~n 0 ego Chic ago at San Francisco C ncl at Montreal nigh At a at New York nig h Ph le et Houston n gh P ttsi>Qh at Los Ano nlghl Amir nn Ltaoue E11f Detro t Boston New York Ml wa uke Oakland cal i Kan City TtiCII Soolt e Mlntsote Chleooo GB 14 16 141 17 13 • 6 6 l 7 ) 8h 18 12 600 2 Ctevetnd Baltlmre Toron o W L Pel 19 ' 619 22 12 647 12 WUI Mon~ay ' 467 452 419 387 W L Pel 22 19 18 1.5 12 11 10 11 13 U 24 23 01 618 613 2 h 581 3 • 517 5 ~ 333 12 324 12 J1l 11 ! 1! s Results Oak and J Cleve ana 2 Toronto 10 Calif 6 Detroit o4 seattle 2 l<.an 111 cnr 3 Boston 1 Mlnn 9 Bt t more 6 10 Inns Ntw Vorl( • Ch cego 1 TI)(IS I MIIWIUkH 6 TOCI•y 1 Probobto Pllchorl All llmtl I DTJ Oakland 1Renko 0 01 at Clevt ltnd IClyde 0 OJ 2 P m Callforn e IAtll 2 ll at Toronto (C!OnCY 2 2) 1 30 P. m ~ Stottlo (Honeycutt 2 d at causmg the blues among opposmg batte rs so perhaps tl was no surpr1se Monday mghl when Mtke Sc hrntdt MSU coach predicts 'rest to catch up' • By KURT ntEUDENTHAL INDIANAPOUS (UPI) Ohto State and Mtehigan wtll dommate the Btg Ten for some ttme to eome Mtehtgan State Coach Darryl Rogers predicts but the rest of the league wtll catch up slowly I hope more teams wtll he mvolved m the ttUe race nexl fall Rogers satd Monda y on the lhtrd slop of a lour-c tty tour With Oh10 State Coach Woody Hayes to promote Btg Teo football lndtana and Mtllllesota made great Improvements last year and there s no queslton that Purdue w II be a better team Rogers satd Hayes sa d he thmks the Btg Ten ts the cleanest league tn the country Wtthout mteg rtt) tn sports we have nolhtng lt ca n t last he satd Both coaches agreed tha t cheaters whether m recruttmg or mother areas of college athlehcs should he pumshed but not thrown out of the confQl>ence The puntshment should depend on the amount of cheat ng and the pattern satd Hayes lt s easy to break some stmple rules I once recrwted a coach on Thanksgtv ng ha d a wonderful welcome and found out I couldn l recrwt htm unttl Dec 1 If vtolations occur ttme and a gam a coach should not he ktcked out of fo otball he should be penal zed severely Hogers satd a conference should not take a coach s I velihood away for some rule VIOlatwns Hoger s agreed wllh a proposal that a v sttm g football team he guaranteed $1110 000 - even tf the home team cann ot fill tls sladtum If they can t put people tn th e stands you have to have somethtn g to recltf) playm g at home he sa d Why should top-drawmg teams be penal zed' Maybe some teams wtll have to play on the roi:ld II uch more often , My last year at San Jose State " e only played 111e hom e game Our stadtu n sea ted only 18 1100 We wanted to play away fro n home Both coaches satd they favor sprmg football and an 11 ga me schedule ncluding three nonconference games Addmg a 12th game would mean n ore In JUnes RoKers satd We re taxm g fo otball pia) ers enough as t ts Hayes sa d Y JU could work a good horse to death Hayes dean of Btg f en coaches noted the word from Ann Arbor was that Mtehtgan Coach Bo Schembec hler planned to use a wtshbonc offense next fall That means he has a lot of good backs and he alwa ys has a good defense Hayes satd We mtght JUSt use a b t of the wtshbone ourselv es After all we have to gel ready to defend agamst tt Hogers satd he wasn t war red about the Btg Ten poss bly losmg presltge m New Year s bowl ga me r eversa ls such as the Hose Bowl I look at a bowl game more as a reward for a SUl cessful season he satd 1 m not that co ncerned about wmn mg he satd We r e more co n( e rned about getttng there We II worry about wt111110 g those games later An) lime ~<e make tl to a bowl game tt sa sho wcase a plus for college footba ll Rogers •dded Reds arrive in Montreal tonk the mght off aga n' l tl e Na tto na l I eague slrtk e• ut leader Wtth out Sth 1td t m the hncup the Phtlhes were putty m the hands <f Htchard who struck out n ne and allowed on l) two htts tn ptlchm g the Ast us (( a 5-0 vtctory I he Ph til es ann nuntcd ll at Sd nudt I ad a cold II e on ly ht ts off Rtchard • ere ba ck to ba ck s ngles b) H cit e Hebn er and Gar) Maddux m the f fth nmng When H chard ftn shes h s dehvery he s so close to you that you ca n smell hts breath qu ppcd Hehner II ank (,od I c dHln t ea t on ons f r dmn er lomght I he Astr os s upp orted Htchard \\tlh 11 htts ncludn g a two-ru 1h ner by Watson n ha ndt ng Jtm I A nborg Ius th ~rd loss 10 seven declston s In the onl y other Nl games I os Angeles ntpp ed P tltsbu rgh 7 6 and Sa n D1 ego lopped St Lows 4 3 n 14 mmngs Kan sas Ctty downed Boston 3- 1 New ' ork heal Chtcago 4 I I uronlo outed Ca ltforn ta 10 6 Detro tt topped Seattl e 4 2 Oakla nd n pped 3-2 rexas outslugged M Iwauke e 86 a nd Minn esot a whtp ped Baltnnore !Hi m 10 mmn gs 1n American League !jiimes ll dgers 7 P1rates 6 Reggte Sm lh s two run double hts fourth hit of the game capped a three run mnth mn ng rally that <arr ed lm Angeles past Pittsburgh fratltng 6-4 he Dod ge rs routed Bert Blyleven after one out on su cess ve htls by ptnchhttler Man ny Mota Vtc Da val lo Bill Russell and Snutl Sm1U also had a two-ru n homer whi le W1llt e Stru gell and Pl1 l Garner had two; Wl blasts for the Pirates Padre-s 4 Cardtnal s 3 Pinch-h itter Jerry I urner dehvered a bases loaded run scortn g stn gle w th two out 10 th e 14th u 11 ng as the Padres hal dcd th e Ca rdin als thetr fifth strat ght loss Wtth one ut George Hendr ck stngled a d afte r a force out and a wtld p1 tch Gene Tenace and HJCk Sweet walked to load the bases and set the stage fur 1urner s ~:;wne w1nmng h t I cncu.:e l1 t a two--1 ur homer and Sweet ha d h s ftrsl m IJ r league I 011 er for the Padres KC Royals stop Red Sox, 3-1 BILL MADDEN UP! Sports Writer Eve rywhere th e Kan sas C ty Hoyals went th s sprtn g rook e hopeful R d Gale was verlooked and wl en th e club oper ed ts season th e b g nghth ander • asn l among tt e hav ng been the last pl1yer cut We told hun to do well at 01 aha and he d he back as sc on as tt could be arranged sad Roya ls Ma nager Whitey Herzog It was arra nged Ap tl 28 and s nee then GHie has been n st ' JStble He turned m hts m •st 1 presst\ e p erfor rnan c~ of tl e yea r Monda) mght when t e tamed the red-hot Boston Ht'<i Sox bats nen on JUSt two htl s m Kansas C I } s 3-1 VI( tory Tl e wa y th e Hed Sox are htlltng a twu-1 tter s an tncredtble feat Herwg sa d Clint Hurdl e' two ruo fourth nntn g doubl e gaH Gale the runs he needed m 1 nprovmg hts record to 3-0 wh le also hurlin g the r rst complete gan e by a Kansas Ctty pttcher n II games Elsewhere m the Al New York d wned Ch cago l I B) Leaders Maaor Leagu e Lead er s By Un ted P ess ln! erna t onal Batt ng ( Ba sed on BOat bats Na ona Leag ue G AB H Pet B oohs A Bu kn C Sm h LA 0 esn C Monday LA He ndz St L Fos e C n 5 ene P Bak er LA V n ne M A mer JO 11 37 31 JJ 35 33 28 30 27 00 39 J9D 18 346 8 9 20 14 35 37 00 345 341 38 3JJ 44 326 4~ 37 32 320 04 33 3 7 Od 33 3 can L eague G AB H Pet 4 J Detro l put away Seattle 4 2 fexas outlasted M waukee ~ Toronto took Cat lorn a 10 6 Oa klan d shad ed Cleve land 3 2 and M IIIICsota topped Baltun re 9-1i Ya tke< s 1 While s.,. 1 The Yank ees WOJ thetr n 1th game n the last 12 as Sparkv I ) le hurled 3 2 3 llllltngs of tw h1 t 1el ef and Bucky Den! smgled home a patr of runs H JOkle Jtm Beall e ~ c t th e f rst :; I 3 nn ngs Sitler signs with Steelers SPRIN GFI E I D Oh o UPI 1 Gary Stller Wmenberg Umvers ty s all t1me career punter s1gned as a fr ee agent Monday wtlh the Pi ttsburgh Sleelers I he IHI 185 pound punter fro n New 1rk ranked nmlh last season among NCAA DtVIS on fii punters Hts four ) ea r average was 39 3 yards on 190 pun ts Sttler was s gned by Steelers head coach Chueh N II who watched S tier punt at th e a rporl when he flew out spectally to see hun Sttler sa td he ts m the role of an underdog but hkes tl S tier ptissed 01er n the college player draft earher th1s month wtU compete w th the Stee lers thtrd round draft chotec Ct a1g Colqwtt of fennessee for the postUOli' lx ng val ated b) tl e ret n ng Ek bb) Walden lnternat onal Hockey League Untted Press International Turn er Cup P avoH s Best of Seven I1gers 4 Marmers 2 The T1gers leaped back 1 to ftrst plac.: n the AI East b) two percenta ge po nts over lloslon when J m Slaton backed by Mtlt May s three fWl horr er p1tched h s fir st complete game of the season A s 3 lndlruJS 2 Hook e Dwayne Mu rphy s ored p nch run ner Mt ke Edward s wtth a sacr r ce fly n the stxth mrung to snap a 2 2Uc Veteran Joe Coleman ! 0 hurled three nmngs of one h re er to get the w n Rangers 8 Brewers 6 J m Sundber g s tn ~le d tw tce doubl ed on ce and .stor ed twu:e wh le e:tlso knot km g m a run to ke) the Hangers 1 ctory Desp te s.ervmg up I omers to Stxto Lezcano a d John Lowe1 stetn Fergus< n Jenk ns went e gil nn ngs for the " n Blu e Javs 10 Ange ls 6 Sam Ewtng s two run pm chs ngle I tghl1 ghted a d ub-retord mne run seventh n nng by 1 oronlo I he Blue Jays sent a ba tter s to the pl ate aga tnsl three \ 1gel p tchet s Htco Cart) s med tw <:e n the nn ng Twms 9 Ortolt-s 6 WJ!he Norwood s th1ee run I on e1 with two out 1the lOth m mg gave M kc Ma shall a 1 t ry m hiS f rst game for th e I w ns Marshall pttel ed I ~ I mnmgs of no-h t rehef af tet Ruger E:rtckson and Greg lha)er com! med to g vc up II ~alks In Case of Accidents .. 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Acctdenls can happen Drtve 1n MONTREAL (UPI ) - The Sonday agamst the ?hils Although Hume held Phtla CincmnatJ Reds now chasmg sured and be assured that you re Carew M n 34 35 5 378 AI T1mes EDT San Franctsco tnslead of Los delphta htUess the second R(l LA 30 04 33 JIJ Port Huron vs Tol edo protected agatnsl any eventualtty 27 104 33 317 Angeles tn the Nattonal through the ftfth tnmngs he v nne Mtl Senes t ed 2 2 A mer can league gave up three runs tn the ftrst Ma y 0 Por Huron 4 League West open a three See us far complete auto coverage G A B H Pc 30 120 4 Toledo 2 3 1 8 39 33 game sertes agamsl the and three more In the stxth on Lynn Bos May 2- Toled o 3 Pori a double by Greg Luzmskt Porte KC 29 106 35 330 Montreal Expos tonight H ur on 2 Thn psn De 28 5 37 322 CALL 992-2342 and then home runs by M ke Sndb g Tcx The Reds tdle Monday 28 95 30 316 May 3 Port Huron 9 31 35 3 5 To edo 4 arrtved m Montreal trathng Schmtdt and Htchie Hebner Ca v To 0 s KC 29 89 28 3 5 May 4 Toledo 6 Port Thts has been Hume s the surpristng San Franctscq Hom e Run s Huron 2 pallern tn most of hts starts Nat onal League Monday Gtants by a game and a half M ay 6 Por t Hu on at 9 Lul ns~ Ph 8 FriSCO leads the Nl West obser ved Reds pttchmg LA Toledo 7 30 p m K ngman Ch Or essen C n Detro I I W COli: '1 ) 8 p m coach Larry Shepard He Sn h LA and Sch m df Ph 7 May 20 - To edo at Port Bos on I Lee 5 Ol a t Kansas wtth a ~12 record while Amer can League R ce Bos Hur on 8 p m gets C y (Sp ttorlf42 ) 8 30 pm hurl early p tc~es well Cincmnati ts 19-14 I Bay o Ca A uande Oai(. Ba I more (Palmer l J a t x Ma y 23 - Port Huron for a few 111111ngs and ti an The Reds w1ll start Tom MIDDLEPORT anct Z sk TeiC 9 Mav Ba M nnesola ( Go fl 0 J) 8 30 p m atToedo 730 pm bam aga n Thompson De and H s!e.v M New York (Hunter 13) at Seaver tomght Bill Bonham x f necessary Ch ca oo (Wood l 3) 8 30 p m It looks to me as tf HUtne B mght and Runs Batted In Milwauk ee (Sorenson 3 3) at Wedne sda y treats all httters wtth the Na t ona League Sm lh LA Te11:as (A tlU~nder 3 1) 8 35 conclude the sertes Thursday pm same respect He s gotta 30 Monday LA 17 M cCovey rught With Fred Nor man SF 6 Morgan C n and Ca te Wednesday 1 Gimes The Reds then return home realize guys like Schmtdt M 24 Toronto a Baltimore n Qhf Amencan League R cc Bos Luztnskt and Hebner deserve New Yo rk a Cleveland n ght Frtday mgbt to open a seven 36 Hobson Bos and Z sk TeK Detro t a! M waukee night a I ttle more than others game homestand agatnst San 17 Mav Bat and Slaub Del Ci!ll forn " a t Ch caoo nigh He JUSt can t rear batk 16 Oi!k and at Texas n oht Otego and Atlanta Stolen Ba ses AI!. usua l pttchmg was the and throw a fastball and hope Na ona Leagul! Mo eno J~lltjlil!ijiJiiill btggesl toptc of conversalton tl stnks He s got to think P t 10 Cedeno Hou 4 e At and Lopes LA 1 as th e Reds a rr1v ed 111 "'lt bout locatmg the pttch m a RRoys Cha ds SO 1 certa n spot lntern1honalleague Montreal followtn g Sunday s Amencan League L eF o e Heds manager Spa rk y De Del 26 Stolen eas es Unlttd Press International 7-1 loss at Philadelphia W L Pel GB Reds young nght~tander Anderson noted that Phtlly Nat onat Lugu e Moreno Charleston 17 10 630 The nu mber one luxur y Tom Hume who won hts first had Garry Maddox and Bake P f 20 Ceeleno Hou 4 Richmond 1 ~ 10 58J 1 , F rethorn red w th red Ro~ts er A I and Lopes LA 2 Exce ent Ia ge c ar McBrtde stlttng out wtth car n the Ford I ne Rochester I~ 10 583 I 2 two starts of the season velour nter o and road R cha r ds G ms I!V M 6 designed tor tam ly use We equ pped Tidewater I~ 12 538 2 2 suffered hts fifth strat~hlloss tnjurtes and satd that wa s all Fo sch s L 61 Rau LA so wheels Columbus 10 11 476 4 John LA and B ue SF 5 the mor e reason Hwne should can L ~ ague Tanana Toledo II 14 4AO 5 have concentrated on CaAmer 6 I Lee Bos 5 0 To rel Pawtucket 10 14 m s , 1 Sehmtdt I unnskt and Bos 51 Gu drv NY and Sosa Syracuse 9 18 333 8 Oa~ 4 0 S la on De F guer oa 1978 SEOAL BASEBALL Hebner Monday s Results NV and Jen~ ns Tex 4 Standtngus of Mlv 14 Syracuse 5 Toledo 4 Only 12ttmes (In Sonday s Sp l t or fl KC and Sr obe g Oak LEAGUE Columbus at Charleston Knapp Ca 4 J Augus ne game) does a pttcher have to 4M2 45 Turns W L ppd rain Athens 8 2 mak e really good ptlcbes and Earned Run A"Yerage Tuesd1y s Games Logan 5 3 that s when be faces those ( Based on l• nn ngs pttched ) T dewater at Richmond Waverly 7 4 Nahonal League Gr ms tev Columbus at Charleston Wellston 6 ~ three guys Satd Anderson M I 86 Knepper SF 87 Pawtucket at Rochester It docsn ttake great pttches R Reusche l Ch 91 Perry SO Ironton 4 5 Toledo at Syracuse Metall ic brown w th Hou and Car !on to get the rest of those httters 1Ph00I 2Anctuia Gall polls J 5 Wednesd•y s Gomes 12 wh te V lop A C P S Ja ckson J 7 out tn the lineup we fa ced Richmond at Tidewater A mer can League Johnson ad as Me gs t 7 Sunday Columbus at Charleston Oak 29 Gu d ~ NY 62 OVERALL Ryan Ca 101 Rozema Dt! t Pawtucket at Rochester But Anderson IS not about 2 OJ Keough Oak 2 05 Tum WL T To edo at Syracuse Strt~eouh Waverly 15 6 0 to give up on Horne Nattonal Lugue R char d Athens 13 7 1 Asked what he was gomg to Hou 66 N ekro At .55 Iron ton 13 8 0 do about Hume he rephed Btv e"Yen P tt 46 Montefusco Wellston II 7 0 SF 38 Seaver C n 37 Logan 12 10 0 I m gonna contmue to pitch Amer ican Leagu e Ryan Cat Jackson 8 9 0 him 16 Leonard KC 40 F anagan Ba 1 34 Tan ana Cttl J1 Gall polls 6 8 I Gu d y N Y and Mat ack Tex Meigs • II 0 3 Rematnl119 Lugue Games REPORTS RECORDS Metal tt~ke brown pa nl Tuesday Logan at Air cond ton ng v ny COLUMBUS (UP!) A X P S 400 V 8 AM Athens Ironton at Jackson w1 th contrast ng tan V FM tape payer top vinyl nt rad a Acceleration Ule Insurance Wellston at Galltpol s top and nterlor tires Co reported record sales and Wednesday - Waverly at ea rnings Monday lor the first Athens Ironton at Gall polls quarter which ended March Wellston at Meigs Logan at Ja ckson 31 Thursday - Athens at The company said Meigs Wellston at Ironton RIVERSIDE USED CARS IS STRIVING TO FILL THE NEEDS OF OUR AREA Friday - Gallipolis at co nsolidated premiums written lor the quarter Jackson Logan at Waverly May 22 - Athens at NO ONE CAN MATCH OUR SELECTION BUT MORE IMPORTANT, NO arnowtted to '14 8 million up Wellslon Gallipolis at Meigs 'l1 percent from the same May 23 - Gatt tpot s at OntER CAR DEALER CAN MATCH OUR QUALITY USED CARS period one yea~ago L an Consolidated net In o be scheduled - Waverly Ironton Ironton at Meigs "The Dealer That Cares About Qual1ty " this period was alao 27 Jackson at Meigs Logan at percent over the same Ume Meigs Logan at Gallipolis The finn doe! business In Games subject to change 195 UPPER RIVER RD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Ohio Kentucky Dllno18 and because of tournament Montana 1111mes and weather 446-9800 Downing Childs Insurance Agency, Inc. Major League Standings • By FRED McMANE UPL Spo1rts Writer Houston Astr os pttcher J H Rtchard has a knack fur 1977 Ford Thunderbird '5995 1977 Chevrolet Capnce Classic 5395 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo '5695 1977 Olds Cutlass Supreme 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo '5495 '5695 1977 Buick Regal '5495 1977 Ponttac Firebtrd Formula '5695 �• ,_ ,,.,,,,L';g~·r ~Ii;ics established in COLU MBUS Lega l elm cs Ul I 1tendcod to n ake legal tets Sf"n Cle\Ciand 1 he1 made Inroads Into the lega l profess on about s1x vears ore con\enent ha H' be.;n estabhshed n 0 1 tl ree largest c es The ctu 1 s wl1 I ffer to the general public aff rda ble legal se ces f suet mattet s s 11 fling vtlls ha ndl ~ d es d ssolullo ba1 k uptctes and pr ob e ll ~t:!l h t" bt:: r set up n ( I lwd (; l11 us a I l em l b ag and tht!n 70 h JVP opu ect ll rt:! Umn 1r doo rs rotlon \Ide I a• sh uld be as l m emenl as a ne ghborhood bank dn g store sa1d !(gal chntc ad1oca te J oel H II of C <~e l and a son 1n Ia " of Sen Ho• a rd ~1 tzenbaw 1 D-Oh o One 1 o lo hat ts to ak e a c " Is e md n ake t 11, uch re n f rtable for people I alk md diSCUSS their s • th attorneys ork on a sma II proftl 's ht:\W ~C~tt !:i lfiCl L•gal I \S" l la l nc"' 11 OJ o 11th II f sl pe n g Ia l J I arg n on eac l tase and rely on vol une that ts generated through adverltstng H) au sa 1d II e effort to get lega l cl mcs accepted m Oh o has been a1ded by last years US Supreme Court dec1sto 1 that allows attorneys l' adv erttse their serv1ces Since cluucs depend on a large IO ium e of d enls ad, erustng m ne• spapers and on rad o and tcle11s on ts to nforn the public that lega l services a e (:1 va !abl e at a reasonable cost I aw) er s 1fftllated " th kg II cltn cs are tr) ng to diSpel what t1 cy conSider to be a general atut ude among the public that legal advtce s cxpenstv e and out of reach of most nuddlemcome fam 1hes We are trytng to sell the legal professton as well as a tlr 1ct cli ents wh en we ad1 erhse and cone up front wtth our fees satd Paul A lt chtman d rector of ltchU11a n Lega l Cl rue m Cle\ eland People know l won t cost an arm and a leg to see il l attm ney Sever 11 <I mcs charge n th mg for the mhal v stl at \-\ t ch tun e a perso n distu."ises" th 3 (filhio cities. her problem Other climes set a fee of $10 to $15 for the m !tal v stt Chmc directors say about half of the people ftnd out they really have no legal problem after all ~ survey of legal chrucs tn Ohto shows that chrucs have set pr ces for such lega l problems as a non-contested d vo rce d tssoIut ton an d wntmg wtlls 1he cost of a st nple wtli can begm as low as $25 I don t thtnk It s degra dm g to reach out through adv:?.Ustng to tell people we a e here to help them out "tlh thet~ problems satd Leonar Schwartz dtrector of llle Ohio Legal Chruc of Schwartz & Ftshman 10 Columbus He added that the pubhc ts respondmg to the adverttstng even though most lawyers s(Jll frown on tt Dtrectors say that legal elm cs are the wave of the d future but they face a har road a head Schwartz and Hyatt say they are planmng to expand h th Hyatt al rea dY as ree offtces and plans to open a fourth m May Hts plans call 1:-l ' r h s nr ~l ~ ~ t ct.:OI ds Ll I bo iUJ thcb '' '" e to <O c1 lief l l - rn r ( lA udr I hn I St c k \oH II II 1st us s m g 111 hiS b k In St tr r h If fn mus lh 1160 Hr th r " I r st It 1 t Nkru II th f ( h 1111 ,r w Ill ca u C \ t.: r~ non r l! handed nc a pol It at hot ~ 1ot pot alo nr d I m ln g' t l11rd de~ r ee to bu - St rt lan of 1 r 1spor iah m Br ( k Adams talkm g about til ra1l pI ss t ngt:r f orp 1nth • t s tabl ht'd by I ong n ss st' vt n years ago Th vi il ll 1g Ia t, I r th t gtlt t s t r ~ t.: ~ s~a n t elf ur g ng to drop some ro ut e ( o ng css h as wt 1c r t I g c g I u I II til - 1\ r llll Ab iul J1hbu nl r fr th \I!A l>s Angl l I tk .-~ r ~ h m g l 'qUt.: S(l 1 1h ul " ' tt r h ~ a It t t tr ul I t - l S Trt 1sun St'f rt tory M1 ha I Blumenthal c 1hng Prcsldt nt l artt r s suppc rt rur tht' Nt " Vork And by the way ... ( ly h s at aHI bill It d('pC ds 0 O UI COUll tr s wheth1.2r the posttlvc p roc ~sse s th tt b{'ga r In n IHna t on I rllat on:-; n the POLLY·s POINTERS ca rl) 1970' ' hall be strength Polly Cramer 11 I IC'C' fl{' 11( d It IS Ill c1 1 t to 111 these ,...,,.,. ,,,_ t s I i:I Vt: :; loY< cd dowt \ he:tt S \ t t I t nit r Le o ud I dook ltr zhm \ rt turmng fr 1m a dtplt rnatlt \ asn t Wt st G<'r DEAH POI I Y I have di'tovcred that a va lua ble book I O\\ll ts all mtldewcd da1 p and badly 1.\ arped Is there a ytl ng I can do to restore P HAZEl DEA H HAZE l - If ll e buok ts val ua ble I suggest you lake t to a book btnder and >ee If IOU cHn get some It sl hand suggesltot s 01 so neone at your local I brar) mtghl look at the book and offe r an opt n u" IS mildewed nl01 '""' It kttll, l) a\ d n- rk plcadlllg guolty to lh ~~ Sa m ~a t ~Itt ~· \ t I 1\\J tz Son murd t" r s that t nd ed 111 :'\ " \ rk ( lh \ l: tr •~ " 1 r-. n I tl I d a• I l I Lc "'dl Writ kcr HEALTH If )OU want to ga 1ble 01 try ng tu Improve 1l ) ourself you must brush off as mucl of the m dew as you ca n Use fa e al t ssues so )OU em discard them ofter and not Just spread the m tld e ~ muu 1d If any remam' that yo ca nnot brush away put a btl of de 1alured alcohol on a soft loth and try lo 1c nove tl I hts ts fo r the cover Put powdered French chalk bet Wl'Cn the mtldewed pages and then close the book You satd tl was damp so wetgh l do~n fl at a ul lcaV< tn a dry wann place for a week or tw o Brush powder from between pages If lh s does not help I know of nothtng ebc to suggest but so ne reader may come forth wttl furthe1 tdeas Good luck POllY DEAH POI I Y - A ~cphe • Lawrence E Lamb M D Ut ,tl111g \\ ti lt II esc txiSl n most con u1 '''"' I k 1 tl e yel ow tl< oltolt.,ttl pi gcs r l ur phone book w de Alcohol sm Yourcoun I) c11.<1l he llh fa ctlly often has apr g wn for tndtvtdual s • II a col ol proble ru; and ~o~.trn 1 u 1my Iso get so ne sup fanlll\ port fr om Alc ohol cs work r r A1wnymous I he mosliiTipor You I<J l th 1g IS to ge l started ale hoh SIX •tth apr gra m now to ~e l off nontl r wrvt'sl.<-ke \CI all uh I and ' tay off alcohol a1<1 I sh k I swta l Yes at ohol wtll cause all SUm< ti t g III(Ui It l SUa II) those sy nptoms you nentton takl s tire rf Jr slog<! plu s affect 1g your personall ovt r tl bv l.;tk g \ hurn l) a 11 abtl ty to IC<Jrn I am un d~r d tors U t f ~<n d g you rt c Health l.et Y u ttmcd a l<ttcr Iron wr r umber 1-t Alcohol a won mt ths ilg WIJSkl y Gm Vodka Rwn ~b ut I 1 lu sb 1 I •h x Wnc Beer It w II gtl e yo1 1 ow ~ !(' lu.: I KJst: I wt.l.s ~ex n ore nfDrrnat on Ji!e dt!k ppl HI I g ~ gg ll ~ I lcohol affecL• your body Others whu want lhJS tn tlo t r 11 e ll<!r l Vtr) <Ida but all thcSl' sound 1usrl kc fo rmatto~rcaJMend :;o cents me W uld tl ht lp t ta lk to w1th a long stamped self tn) co tpa1 y s doctor a !dressed envelope for tt to DEAl! HI i\Df H You are me n ca re of this newspaper wa) at cad or ul ga me Po Box 1>>1 Radw C ty Sta beca use you know •ha t vour lion New York NY I 0019 DF:AH DH I AMB - My problc ts and w t to do ~ometlt1g about tl Y u nee<l pt blem s severe lc~ cramps sometlung bestrlcs Valium but only at 1 ghl I gel up dunng acute react ns to etghl to 10 t mes per night alcr holts 11 You 1ecd to get to t1 ' y a e so severe tltal my the b JStc rcaSOJl of why you feet turn ani toes are pulled drt k 111d lea rn to stop all under so I can barely pull them stratghl loge th• r I have lake 1 Benadryl for To do th 1! l ou should ta ke udvant ge of centers to help 10m nths dur ng wh cl II ad 1>c pie v1ti alcohol problems to cra mps N w they arc ~ ~ ., Sport Parade before the end of the swnmer Schwartz expects to have between stx and 10 offtces erat111 g m the Columbus 0 by next Jan 1 Aller that he enVIstons branching out to s rtn fteld Zanesvtlle d:tlltc~the Portsmouth and G CI rove I Y Chntc drrectors say 1t ts up to the public to dectde tf legal.. chmcsare here to stay Hyatt ta 1 a c1m c can s y m says 1 b f t I t 18 usm ess or a eas months 1t wtll have made tt th t m e commum y :ea By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll EdiiOr NEW YORK (UPI ) - Btlly Martm was so upset he had tears m hts eyes What brought them on was a mtxture of frustratiOn and depresston plus sheer anger directed not so much at Thurman Mwtson as at Mtckey Rtvers This was more than two hours after the Yankees had dropPed a 10.9 dectston to the Royals Sunday the second ltme In three days they had lost a ball game m the bottom of the ninth and stewmg there n a plane carrymg hts team from Kansas Ctty to Clucago the Yankee manager hadn t gotten over tt yet Nobody hkes to lose but wtth Btlly Martin tt goes far beyond that Each defeat IS like some terrtble personal tragedy that eats him up lnstde The only thmg that can posstbly make any loss worse m Marlm s mmd tS'when he sees one of his players not hustl,lng enough not lrymg hard enough to wm Then the tragedy 'becomes a catastrophe The Yankees loss to the Hoyals Sunday arfected Marlm hke that and m this case the player he felt was short leggmg t on him notgtvmg tl everythmg he had was Mtckey Rivers Alltrst Martm was satd to he angry wtlh Munson The two did have words on the plane but Marlin wasn t nearly as upset wtth Munson as he was wtth Rt\ers Munson had thought Marlin was cnltetzmg hiiTI but Martin wan more concerned with Rtvers Personally Rtvers ts a likable sort He s also an exceptional ballplayer - on gtven occastons He has thts one btg drawback though Hts porch light ts out He s not always wtth It When Rtvers IS m the mood he looks ltke a mtllion dollars But the thing tha t exasperates everybody most about the speedy ltttle Yankee center fielder ts that no one can ever he sure whether he s m the mood or not Rivers has a way of performmg tn spurts He seems to be at his best only when :he moon ts orbtUng m complete harmony with the rest of the planets Other limes forgeltl In Saturdays contest wtth Kansas Ctty the Yankees won and Rtvers had one hit and a stolen base but he also forgot to run on a 3-and 2 ptlch with two out That overstghl dtdn t escape Marlin s atlentwn Nor dtd the Yankee mana ger fat! tonoltce that Rivers let one fly ball fall 10 feel m front of htm Sunday and then came nowhere near Amos Otis gamewmmng double to n ght center m the mnth Rivers claiiTis his leg ts bothermg htm which may be true What Martm knows for sure ts how Paul Blatr and Reggte Jackson nearly tore each other apart m a eolltston hustling alter OtiS game wtnnmg blow tn the runth tlllltng of Fnday mghl s game And alter he saw the way Rtvers played Sunday Martm angrily made up hts mmd he d go wtth Blatr m center fteld mstead of Rtvers UnUI Rtvers got back m the mood anyway In the clubhouse after Suooay s game Martin 11as hot Seemg Rivers joking" tth Cliff Johnson he snapped That s rlgbt laugb tt up on the bus guys keep laughing One of the things Marlm did before leavmg Kansas City was call AI Rosen the Jl'eStdent of the Yankees Btlly was upset and I ca n understand why he "as says Rosen When he sees something on the fteld he feels ts mlolerable he gets all welled up tnslde He Udo everythtng he possibly can to wm He felt Rtvers could ve done f11UCh more than he dtd agwnst Kansas Ctty Al Rosen can apprectate Btlly Martm s general feelmgs over defeats because he was the same ktnd of competttor wben he played for Clevelaoo He wasn t as outgomg as Marlm but m:ude ll churned hun up JUS! as much One lime when Chuck Stobbs struck me out three ttmes m Washtngton I broke down and crted like a baby Hosen recalls Strlkmg out three Urnes was bad enough but to think Chuck Stobbs was pllehtng - that really ktlled me The fact Is Stobbs wasn t TIIAT bad a pttcher He wo~ 15 games for the Senators one season and hwtg around the majors 15 years ntOSE WHO CANNES DO The topless starlets have been su1111mg themsel\ es for weeks and are ready for the fotogs swarmmg m for toda) s opemng of the Cannes Film Festtval Gettmg as much exposure as the starlets wtll he wrtter-producer-dtrector Bllly Wilder to he honored for hts movte Fedora Among the 23 ftlms vymg for the coveted Palm d Or ts Nanni Moretti s Ecce Bombo about Italy s lefttsl youth Also on hand ts Martin Scorsese who tsn t up for a priiTie this year but whose Taxt Dnver won at <;annes In 1976 Hr t k Adam s \ ntr ~n~!a!~~ga~ t~ ~~~~~0 By United Press International SHEDDING MOSS Blanca Jagger, 32 ftled swt m London Monday to end her seven year mamage to Mtck Jaj~ger 33 who s been spendmg ttme recently wtlh model IJerry1 ~all) Al the same ttme sources tell Rolling Stone magazme mat Mtck himself ts thinkmg of spltttmg wtth the Rolling Stones to pursue an actmg career So tt s JUSt as well that the band recently put about 8() tunes oo tape at a recent Parts recording sesston enough to fuel many an album after Some Gtrls to be released next month Jagger has consistently dented all reports of his leaVIng the band but IS mum on the dtvorce What people~~re say1n~g 1 .. 1h vas VtSttu g ne left a pack or bubble gu n n a poc ket of Ius Jeans and pttdl ed the 1 10 the laundry It ~ ot on ever) th 1g 1cl ud ng dark pan~ t sl trts and black socks I took a tabl espoon a 1d gt nNouslv smeared mayo na se on a II U1e spots at d ~ ork ed t m "' th 11) ha ds I rewashed all tl c clothes and the gum "' as gone It also works for gctt ng gu n out of hatr - HE I EN DEAR POI I Y - Whe1 """I n g pota toes often Wllmud ntlk s added and II c result ts soup) rather than fluff) a shed potatoes When I make tht s mtstakc I add about o 1e fou rth cu p of dncd flaky pota toes and beat t 1 n, s wkcs up tl e excess motslurc ant makes the potatoes the prork!r con Sis tete) - MHS J IJ DE AH POI I Y M) Pet Peeve 1.s \\llh nanufadurers of paper napk ns lo\\ els fa cta I t ssues and tutlet paper who seem to tlunk thetr produel' should be heav ly sce nted Ma 1y of us arc all erg c lo such scents Dur ng World War II l was proven thai tl e tdea of put ltng a ew flashhght battery m wtth o e tltal ts losmg ts power s false economy as ti c weak battery soon pulls ll e nc• b 1ttet) down to L' wea ke1strength -E t.SIE DEA l! POl I Y I use a clip board io hold mv grocery hsl a 1d the coupons I plan to use llu s way ever) thmg ' together and there s lt ltle dange of 01e bemg lost or trusplaced VIHGINIA Polly w II se nd you one of her stgne d than k yo u news[Xlper cou pon dtppers tf she uses you r favonte Po ntcr Pee\ e Problem tn her colu nn Wnte POll Y S PO INTE11S 11 care of thts start ng all over aga n I a 11 a b!l-)ear-<J id woman und dor l kl ow what ebe lu do fhe mcdtcatton from ny two doc to" ts useless Please tell me ho~ I can get relief as I ge t very llttic sleep OEAH HEADE:H - f ~r sllel me say that anyone who has leg cramps shou ld have a cureful nedtcal exam nallon There ctre some sen ous causes for leg cramps that ncwspupc ulten ca n 01 ly he detected by TEAC.:HERS START TALKS a good phystcal examtnutton CINCINNATI i UP I J 1 cl ud ng exammatwn of the C ntract ta lks began Monda} ctrcu lat on lo the legs ghl between the Ctncmnat Many leg c amps - par S I oo l Bo Jrd and ll c (I(Uia rl y whet lhe1 oc ur on Ctn t u n 111 f ede rat10n of ly al n ght are not the result I eacl ers of poor c rculahon but ) ou can only tell as a resuli of an exC~ mlne:~lton rr Benadryl does gtve you reltef there s no reasot "h) you shouldn t Lake tl fhe other tlung I would recum mend ts to wear thtck wann wool socks to bed Many of my readers have ed ucated me about the advtsa bthty of keepmg the feet wann to avotd leg cramps Usc good long ones and keep the whole body adequately wa rmed Whde I have commented many ltmcs on the useless natut e of vttamm E for heart disease tl someltmes does help 111 ellmtnalmg leg cramps so that m ght be a thought But do try the \\ann heavy socks • Dice are two feet square pla)ed on a 100-by 100 foot sheetrock board - suffered the consequences of real hfc !mane al d saster In stead the on l) n s ks came fr om a bad roll of the dice They were two feet square Parker Brothers the co mp any wht ch manufa ct~ the ga me satd It belteves the Walhngford tournament had the largest 10dnor board ever made It to ok students about two whose wmners showed an months to butld l Larry Hart a trustee and un(anny sense of bustness s JVV) and luck 1s to buy and member of Choate s class of se ll propcrttes w thou t 1932 and freshman student players losmg thetr sl tr ls m Han Levene hts partner t he m a k e b el t eve conceded the game shortly marketpla ce befor e noo n Su nday to None of the parttctpants m wt1111ers Btll Joos I ~ and tl e world s largest nd oor Pe te Catapano 17 Hart a busmessman satd Monopoly ga me - "htch ~ as bankruptcy was mevttable under the game s rules The purpose of the tourna Northfield ment was to raise mooey for NOHT HFI E I D Oh to Choate s bUild ng fund I UP!) - Jeffs Fashton School offiCials satd Monday runntng second gomg mto the that anywhere from r nal turn turned on the $15IXXI was ratsed $7 500 to speed and moved out to a I' , There were some off-beat let gth vtctory Monda) mght gtmnucks for the fmals n the featured $3 2011 nmth In addttwn to the cop at the race at Northf cld Park Go to Jatl block there were The wt1111er dnven by Jack tram whistles at the four Betts covered the mtle 111 ratlroad crossmgs flashmg 2 09 Hi on a sloppy track li ghts at the Electrtc and returned $8 20 $4 80 and $3 60 Crtbtll came tn second Company a flushmg totlel at and 2 I favonte C B Duane the Water Works and sc reeclnng ttres at Free showed Tim Omaha won the lOth Park ng race ktckmg off a 1-3-9 b g trtplc combmat10n that was worth $210 90 Mt ss Brenda Jack was second and Count 1ar fmtshed thtrd Hecogmttun of mothers A crowd of 3 126 wa gered h gl hghtcd a mcetmg uf the $420 804 Past CuUt clio" Club of Chesl er Co u1 ctl 32l Dau~hlers uf Amenca held DAYTONA BEACH Fla Wudn"'da) n ~hl at the hall UPI 1 - Dave Marcts leads Mrs Mabel Van Meter the NASCAR Grand Na ltonal JeceJVCd the gtf( Jur the pre potnl sta ndtngs for the ftrst sc1t Mrs Ada Bt~scll the tune tn Ius 10 yea rs on the mu'l duldren present Mrs to r WAIIJNGFORD Conn Ltghts fla shed tram whistles ble11 and a real cop stood at the Go to Ja I Block 10 the worlds largest tndoor M nopoly gam e EHn the ct r e " ere g ganltc It was all part of a umque Monopoly tournament al the exclust\ e Choate Schoo l de stgned to ra tse money on a large sc ale For two da) s 100 students and alun m pla}ed The pomt of Monopol) I UPI) - GYPSY BASH There was a party m New York Ctty at Reg me s Monday mght for the new !tim King of the Gypstes based on Peter Maas s book on Amencan gypstes and starrtng Sterling Hayden Celebrating - m add1Uon to Regme herself - were Hayden s costars Shelly Winters and Susan Saraodon Brooke Shields also appeared and there was a slew of other partygoers mcluding Cleely Tysuo who came wtth mllke-up arhst IIJIIIa Harkavl Melba M<N>re Eartha Kl11 Tina Turner and Betsy Palmer QUOTE OF TilE DAY Ex-con Edward C Krall on Mtlwaukee Ctrcutl Judge Christ T Seraphim who sentenced Krait to stx years n prtson for forgery If he had not sentenced me to prtson I know I wouldn t he here today I d probably be dead from drug abuse GUMPSES Jacqueline Kennedy 0118Bsls had a busy Monday tn Tel AVIv - first a dedication of a ne• museum then a dip m the Medtlerranean fmally a tour of the Roman ruuns of Caesarea Muppets creator Jim Hell8oo wtll receive an honorary Doctor of Ftne Arts degree Friday from hill alma mater the Untverstty of Ml!ryland m College Park Peter Ustlnov and Mlchael Caine are on location m Kenya !timing Asanll about modern slavery Carrie Soodgressts in New York for on locatton ftlmlng of the TV movte Fast Fnends to be atred on NBC Ryan 0 Neal and the rest of the cast of Oliver s Story based on Erich Segal s sequel to Love Story are shootmg on location tn Hong Kong after a sllnt tn New York Manhattan s Studto 54 was the sce ne of a celebratiOn Monday mght for SIITion Celebnty Cha llenge a new board game and among those tnvtted were Blanca Jagger Melba Moore Stephanie Mllls Carol Lynley Carol Channlug and Nell Sedake Nick Rich Man Poor Mao Nolte 37 was marrted last week to stnger Sharon Haddad 22 m Las Vegas Celebrates btrthday at Racme home RACINE - Mrs Eula Wolfe entertained Frtday evemng at her Racme Route 2 home In honor or her SOn Aaron Wolfe who was celebrating hts btrthday Aaron was presented three ca kes one baked by Mrs Herschel Norris decorated tn whtle wtlh yellow roses and ctrc led by candles wtth Happy Btrthday Aaron Mrs Herbert Roush baked one whtch was decorated tn whtle wtth pmk datstes and green leaves wtlh Happy Birthday Aaron The cake was decorated by her daughter tn law Mrs Roger Roush Mrs Eula Wolfe presented Aaron wtlh a red velvet cake decorated wtth whtte tcmg \ Aaron ulso recetved many gtfts and cards The evenmg was spent socially and playmg games Prtzes were awarded by Mrs Carroll Noms Cake tce cream coffee and teed tea were served to Mr and Mrs Thomas Wolle Vtctor Wolle Mr and Mrs Austtn Wolfe and Jerry and Amy all of Ractne Mr and Mrs Jack Ord of Letart W Va Mr and Mrs Carroll Norris of Syracuse Early Roush Mr and Mrs Her schel Nom s and Clarence Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and Mrs Eula Wolle and Aaron Sendtng a gtft were Mr and Mrs Guy Shuler D of A recognizes mothers IJ 1ott y Myers the yoUt gesl mother there The g fl~ were 11 om Mrs E:rma Cleland For ro ll call each gave her nlll den name Mrs Mary Hayes ha I the secretary s t eport Mr s Goldte Fredenck the ireasu er s report Mrs Hayes thanked the members for a gtft wlule Projects reviewed by DAR A revieWur pl Ujects or the 01 1 Soc tdy tnc ludmg $700 fr o n Chaplet s 111 Oh o to be used for vctc 1ans at Cl tlhcull e and Sandusky was Jll cset ted b) Mrs P 1ul Etch 1cge 1l at Fr days meeliiiHof the Daughters uf the '1.1 cn ca n Revolulto 1 Return Jut athan Mct gs Chaplet held at the home of M s Vernon Weber M1 s Etch also a mounced workshops tu be held tn c.:ol wniJus un Ju ne 19 and June 20 A state t1 ur of Sl Ma1 ys " ' I Bacone Colleges fu1 In Maude Kmght Wooster was rcp01 ted Ca rds were stgnl'<l for Mrs Charles McDamels 111 Waver ly a d Mrs James Harley 111 Spr ngfteld Mrs llftrtck IAJct ary magazmc chau man asked that subscnplu ns to the silttc and nahonal magazine be Plltd at the June mccllng A report was gtven un ll e Nabby Lee Ames tu1 chcon al Alllent; wtth seven members from bcre allen dlllg II was decided that lite chapter wtll present retu ed lilt g ul s wa s a nour t:~ d f ur S. pt to I he death Jf a Htu tegcnts wtlh past regents pu s 1 he am tHI ~lag Day L----------~· G1a1 I Daughlut M "• ptcn c Will be I eld ex I mot !h at the home of Mr and Mrs I hereon Johnson The program gtven by Mrs Dale Dultun was on poclr) she hqs wntwn some of which hasl lx.-en pubhshed 111 Poetry Magazme She read ones on spnng ncludmg The Last Sprtng wrtlten at the hme of the atomtc bumb ex pl uslun about fav orite places and purtratls of ladtes Hefreshments were served by Mr s Weber Mrs Lawrcnc eM tlhoan and Mrs Mat ~a ret Parsons Sprmgs flower s were used on the table a don lhe mantel I osp tahzed Headmgs were gtven for ll e progrll m wtth Mrs Cleland ~tvmg a humorous one rclaltng to the club membe~ s Mrs Ada Van Meter read Mother s Party Dress Mrs Hllyes Un cha 1gtng Mother Mrs Cleland Ma and the Auto Htde and Mrs Btssell Question Wtthout Answer Games were conducted by Mrs Mary Showalwr and Mrs Myers wtth Mrs Marcia Keller rc..:etvmg the door pr ze The June meetmg )Ntll be at lhc home of Mrs Betty Housh wtth Mrs Pauline flld enour as co hostess Devottons were taken from St Mark 8and members ~ave the Lord s Prayer and pk'<lge to the flag tn wttson Present were those named and Mrs l.A!ona Hensley Mrs Mae McPeek Mrs Ada Morris Mrs Letha Wood Mrs Margaret Tultle Mrs Ada Neutzllng Mrs MMbel Van Meter Ml'!l Laura Mae Ntee Mrs Mary Showalter Mrs Mary K Holler Mrs Ethel Orr Mrs lnzy Newell Mrs Sadte Trussell and Mrs Dorothy l.awson 16 1918 J. R. Richard blanks Phillies, 5-0 peopletalk QUOTE/UNQUOTE ll c 3- The Datly Senltnel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ly Un ited Prtu lnflrnatlonal N1t lon1l Llil'iJUt Ellt W L Pet GB 17 12 586 16 lo4 14 141 Wtsl IS 17 20 516 452 412 412 WI L Pet GB San Fran C nc na LOS Ang 20 19 19 2 lA U 625 576 516 I ) H ous on San 0 eQo 14 14 16 18 467 438 S 6 Pn Ia Mont rea en ca oo P ttsbrgh St Lou s N! W Yo k 17U5481 10 7 " s~ s~ I ~ A !ante 17 18 400 7 MondiY s Results Houston s Ph lade ph a 0 san Dleoo • sr L J • nn! Los Angeles 7 P t sbu gh 6 Today s Probable P tc"en ( All time~ EOTI c nc tnnat !Seaver 1 4) at Mont ea !Twllchel 7 71 1 l5 pm At an a ( Boggs I 31 at New York ( Koosman 2 3} 8 OS p m P h ladelph a Carlton • 3) at Houston ( Lemongello ll 4) e JS pm St Lou s !Urrea 2 4) at San (Owchlnko 2 2) 10 p m P Hsburgh tCancfell!lr a 2 51 at Los Angeles ( Hooton 2 4) 10 30 D eva pm Chicago (R Reuschel 3 2) at San Francisco Kne pper .t 1) 10 35 p m Wedntsdl'f s Games St Lollis a S~n 0 ego Chic ago at San Francisco C ncl at Montreal nigh At a at New York nig h Ph le et Houston n gh P ttsi>Qh at Los Ano nlghl Amir nn Ltaoue E11f Detro t Boston New York Ml wa uke Oakland cal i Kan City TtiCII Soolt e Mlntsote Chleooo GB 14 16 141 17 13 • 6 6 l 7 ) 8h 18 12 600 2 Ctevetnd Baltlmre Toron o W L Pel 19 ' 619 22 12 647 12 WUI Mon~ay ' 467 452 419 387 W L Pel 22 19 18 1.5 12 11 10 11 13 U 24 23 01 618 613 2 h 581 3 • 517 5 ~ 333 12 324 12 J1l 11 ! 1! s Results Oak and J Cleve ana 2 Toronto 10 Calif 6 Detroit o4 seattle 2 l<.an 111 cnr 3 Boston 1 Mlnn 9 Bt t more 6 10 Inns Ntw Vorl( • Ch cego 1 TI)(IS I MIIWIUkH 6 TOCI•y 1 Probobto Pllchorl All llmtl I DTJ Oakland 1Renko 0 01 at Clevt ltnd IClyde 0 OJ 2 P m Callforn e IAtll 2 ll at Toronto (C!OnCY 2 2) 1 30 P. m ~ Stottlo (Honeycutt 2 d at causmg the blues among opposmg batte rs so perhaps tl was no surpr1se Monday mghl when Mtke Sc hrntdt MSU coach predicts 'rest to catch up' • By KURT ntEUDENTHAL INDIANAPOUS (UPI) Ohto State and Mtehigan wtll dommate the Btg Ten for some ttme to eome Mtehtgan State Coach Darryl Rogers predicts but the rest of the league wtll catch up slowly I hope more teams wtll he mvolved m the ttUe race nexl fall Rogers satd Monda y on the lhtrd slop of a lour-c tty tour With Oh10 State Coach Woody Hayes to promote Btg Teo football lndtana and Mtllllesota made great Improvements last year and there s no queslton that Purdue w II be a better team Rogers satd Hayes sa d he thmks the Btg Ten ts the cleanest league tn the country Wtthout mteg rtt) tn sports we have nolhtng lt ca n t last he satd Both coaches agreed tha t cheaters whether m recruttmg or mother areas of college athlehcs should he pumshed but not thrown out of the confQl>ence The puntshment should depend on the amount of cheat ng and the pattern satd Hayes lt s easy to break some stmple rules I once recrwted a coach on Thanksgtv ng ha d a wonderful welcome and found out I couldn l recrwt htm unttl Dec 1 If vtolations occur ttme and a gam a coach should not he ktcked out of fo otball he should be penal zed severely Hogers satd a conference should not take a coach s I velihood away for some rule VIOlatwns Hoger s agreed wllh a proposal that a v sttm g football team he guaranteed $1110 000 - even tf the home team cann ot fill tls sladtum If they can t put people tn th e stands you have to have somethtn g to recltf) playm g at home he sa d Why should top-drawmg teams be penal zed' Maybe some teams wtll have to play on the roi:ld II uch more often , My last year at San Jose State " e only played 111e hom e game Our stadtu n sea ted only 18 1100 We wanted to play away fro n home Both coaches satd they favor sprmg football and an 11 ga me schedule ncluding three nonconference games Addmg a 12th game would mean n ore In JUnes RoKers satd We re taxm g fo otball pia) ers enough as t ts Hayes sa d Y JU could work a good horse to death Hayes dean of Btg f en coaches noted the word from Ann Arbor was that Mtehtgan Coach Bo Schembec hler planned to use a wtshbonc offense next fall That means he has a lot of good backs and he alwa ys has a good defense Hayes satd We mtght JUSt use a b t of the wtshbone ourselv es After all we have to gel ready to defend agamst tt Hogers satd he wasn t war red about the Btg Ten poss bly losmg presltge m New Year s bowl ga me r eversa ls such as the Hose Bowl I look at a bowl game more as a reward for a SUl cessful season he satd 1 m not that co ncerned about wmn mg he satd We r e more co n( e rned about getttng there We II worry about wt111110 g those games later An) lime ~<e make tl to a bowl game tt sa sho wcase a plus for college footba ll Rogers •dded Reds arrive in Montreal tonk the mght off aga n' l tl e Na tto na l I eague slrtk e• ut leader Wtth out Sth 1td t m the hncup the Phtlhes were putty m the hands <f Htchard who struck out n ne and allowed on l) two htts tn ptlchm g the Ast us (( a 5-0 vtctory I he Ph til es ann nuntcd ll at Sd nudt I ad a cold II e on ly ht ts off Rtchard • ere ba ck to ba ck s ngles b) H cit e Hebn er and Gar) Maddux m the f fth nmng When H chard ftn shes h s dehvery he s so close to you that you ca n smell hts breath qu ppcd Hehner II ank (,od I c dHln t ea t on ons f r dmn er lomght I he Astr os s upp orted Htchard \\tlh 11 htts ncludn g a two-ru 1h ner by Watson n ha ndt ng Jtm I A nborg Ius th ~rd loss 10 seven declston s In the onl y other Nl games I os Angeles ntpp ed P tltsbu rgh 7 6 and Sa n D1 ego lopped St Lows 4 3 n 14 mmngs Kan sas Ctty downed Boston 3- 1 New ' ork heal Chtcago 4 I I uronlo outed Ca ltforn ta 10 6 Detro tt topped Seattl e 4 2 Oakla nd n pped 3-2 rexas outslugged M Iwauke e 86 a nd Minn esot a whtp ped Baltnnore !Hi m 10 mmn gs 1n American League !jiimes ll dgers 7 P1rates 6 Reggte Sm lh s two run double hts fourth hit of the game capped a three run mnth mn ng rally that <arr ed lm Angeles past Pittsburgh fratltng 6-4 he Dod ge rs routed Bert Blyleven after one out on su cess ve htls by ptnchhttler Man ny Mota Vtc Da val lo Bill Russell and Snutl Sm1U also had a two-ru n homer whi le W1llt e Stru gell and Pl1 l Garner had two; Wl blasts for the Pirates Padre-s 4 Cardtnal s 3 Pinch-h itter Jerry I urner dehvered a bases loaded run scortn g stn gle w th two out 10 th e 14th u 11 ng as the Padres hal dcd th e Ca rdin als thetr fifth strat ght loss Wtth one ut George Hendr ck stngled a d afte r a force out and a wtld p1 tch Gene Tenace and HJCk Sweet walked to load the bases and set the stage fur 1urner s ~:;wne w1nmng h t I cncu.:e l1 t a two--1 ur homer and Sweet ha d h s ftrsl m IJ r league I 011 er for the Padres KC Royals stop Red Sox, 3-1 BILL MADDEN UP! Sports Writer Eve rywhere th e Kan sas C ty Hoyals went th s sprtn g rook e hopeful R d Gale was verlooked and wl en th e club oper ed ts season th e b g nghth ander • asn l among tt e hav ng been the last pl1yer cut We told hun to do well at 01 aha and he d he back as sc on as tt could be arranged sad Roya ls Ma nager Whitey Herzog It was arra nged Ap tl 28 and s nee then GHie has been n st ' JStble He turned m hts m •st 1 presst\ e p erfor rnan c~ of tl e yea r Monda) mght when t e tamed the red-hot Boston Ht'<i Sox bats nen on JUSt two htl s m Kansas C I } s 3-1 VI( tory Tl e wa y th e Hed Sox are htlltng a twu-1 tter s an tncredtble feat Herwg sa d Clint Hurdl e' two ruo fourth nntn g doubl e gaH Gale the runs he needed m 1 nprovmg hts record to 3-0 wh le also hurlin g the r rst complete gan e by a Kansas Ctty pttcher n II games Elsewhere m the Al New York d wned Ch cago l I B) Leaders Maaor Leagu e Lead er s By Un ted P ess ln! erna t onal Batt ng ( Ba sed on BOat bats Na ona Leag ue G AB H Pet B oohs A Bu kn C Sm h LA 0 esn C Monday LA He ndz St L Fos e C n 5 ene P Bak er LA V n ne M A mer JO 11 37 31 JJ 35 33 28 30 27 00 39 J9D 18 346 8 9 20 14 35 37 00 345 341 38 3JJ 44 326 4~ 37 32 320 04 33 3 7 Od 33 3 can L eague G AB H Pet 4 J Detro l put away Seattle 4 2 fexas outlasted M waukee ~ Toronto took Cat lorn a 10 6 Oa klan d shad ed Cleve land 3 2 and M IIIICsota topped Baltun re 9-1i Ya tke< s 1 While s.,. 1 The Yank ees WOJ thetr n 1th game n the last 12 as Sparkv I ) le hurled 3 2 3 llllltngs of tw h1 t 1el ef and Bucky Den! smgled home a patr of runs H JOkle Jtm Beall e ~ c t th e f rst :; I 3 nn ngs Sitler signs with Steelers SPRIN GFI E I D Oh o UPI 1 Gary Stller Wmenberg Umvers ty s all t1me career punter s1gned as a fr ee agent Monday wtlh the Pi ttsburgh Sleelers I he IHI 185 pound punter fro n New 1rk ranked nmlh last season among NCAA DtVIS on fii punters Hts four ) ea r average was 39 3 yards on 190 pun ts Sttler was s gned by Steelers head coach Chueh N II who watched S tier punt at th e a rporl when he flew out spectally to see hun Sttler sa td he ts m the role of an underdog but hkes tl S tier ptissed 01er n the college player draft earher th1s month wtU compete w th the Stee lers thtrd round draft chotec Ct a1g Colqwtt of fennessee for the postUOli' lx ng val ated b) tl e ret n ng Ek bb) Walden lnternat onal Hockey League Untted Press International Turn er Cup P avoH s Best of Seven I1gers 4 Marmers 2 The T1gers leaped back 1 to ftrst plac.: n the AI East b) two percenta ge po nts over lloslon when J m Slaton backed by Mtlt May s three fWl horr er p1tched h s fir st complete game of the season A s 3 lndlruJS 2 Hook e Dwayne Mu rphy s ored p nch run ner Mt ke Edward s wtth a sacr r ce fly n the stxth mrung to snap a 2 2Uc Veteran Joe Coleman ! 0 hurled three nmngs of one h re er to get the w n Rangers 8 Brewers 6 J m Sundber g s tn ~le d tw tce doubl ed on ce and .stor ed twu:e wh le e:tlso knot km g m a run to ke) the Hangers 1 ctory Desp te s.ervmg up I omers to Stxto Lezcano a d John Lowe1 stetn Fergus< n Jenk ns went e gil nn ngs for the " n Blu e Javs 10 Ange ls 6 Sam Ewtng s two run pm chs ngle I tghl1 ghted a d ub-retord mne run seventh n nng by 1 oronlo I he Blue Jays sent a ba tter s to the pl ate aga tnsl three \ 1gel p tchet s Htco Cart) s med tw <:e n the nn ng Twms 9 Ortolt-s 6 WJ!he Norwood s th1ee run I on e1 with two out 1the lOth m mg gave M kc Ma shall a 1 t ry m hiS f rst game for th e I w ns Marshall pttel ed I ~ I mnmgs of no-h t rehef af tet Ruger E:rtckson and Greg lha)er com! med to g vc up II ~alks In Case of Accidents .. 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Acctdenls can happen Drtve 1n MONTREAL (UPI ) - The Sonday agamst the ?hils Although Hume held Phtla CincmnatJ Reds now chasmg sured and be assured that you re Carew M n 34 35 5 378 AI T1mes EDT San Franctsco tnslead of Los delphta htUess the second R(l LA 30 04 33 JIJ Port Huron vs Tol edo protected agatnsl any eventualtty 27 104 33 317 Angeles tn the Nattonal through the ftfth tnmngs he v nne Mtl Senes t ed 2 2 A mer can league gave up three runs tn the ftrst Ma y 0 Por Huron 4 League West open a three See us far complete auto coverage G A B H Pc 30 120 4 Toledo 2 3 1 8 39 33 game sertes agamsl the and three more In the stxth on Lynn Bos May 2- Toled o 3 Pori a double by Greg Luzmskt Porte KC 29 106 35 330 Montreal Expos tonight H ur on 2 Thn psn De 28 5 37 322 CALL 992-2342 and then home runs by M ke Sndb g Tcx The Reds tdle Monday 28 95 30 316 May 3 Port Huron 9 31 35 3 5 To edo 4 arrtved m Montreal trathng Schmtdt and Htchie Hebner Ca v To 0 s KC 29 89 28 3 5 May 4 Toledo 6 Port Thts has been Hume s the surpristng San Franctscq Hom e Run s Huron 2 pallern tn most of hts starts Nat onal League Monday Gtants by a game and a half M ay 6 Por t Hu on at 9 Lul ns~ Ph 8 FriSCO leads the Nl West obser ved Reds pttchmg LA Toledo 7 30 p m K ngman Ch Or essen C n Detro I I W COli: '1 ) 8 p m coach Larry Shepard He Sn h LA and Sch m df Ph 7 May 20 - To edo at Port Bos on I Lee 5 Ol a t Kansas wtth a ~12 record while Amer can League R ce Bos Hur on 8 p m gets C y (Sp ttorlf42 ) 8 30 pm hurl early p tc~es well Cincmnati ts 19-14 I Bay o Ca A uande Oai(. Ba I more (Palmer l J a t x Ma y 23 - Port Huron for a few 111111ngs and ti an The Reds w1ll start Tom MIDDLEPORT anct Z sk TeiC 9 Mav Ba M nnesola ( Go fl 0 J) 8 30 p m atToedo 730 pm bam aga n Thompson De and H s!e.v M New York (Hunter 13) at Seaver tomght Bill Bonham x f necessary Ch ca oo (Wood l 3) 8 30 p m It looks to me as tf HUtne B mght and Runs Batted In Milwauk ee (Sorenson 3 3) at Wedne sda y treats all httters wtth the Na t ona League Sm lh LA Te11:as (A tlU~nder 3 1) 8 35 conclude the sertes Thursday pm same respect He s gotta 30 Monday LA 17 M cCovey rught With Fred Nor man SF 6 Morgan C n and Ca te Wednesday 1 Gimes The Reds then return home realize guys like Schmtdt M 24 Toronto a Baltimore n Qhf Amencan League R cc Bos Luztnskt and Hebner deserve New Yo rk a Cleveland n ght Frtday mgbt to open a seven 36 Hobson Bos and Z sk TeK Detro t a! M waukee night a I ttle more than others game homestand agatnst San 17 Mav Bat and Slaub Del Ci!ll forn " a t Ch caoo nigh He JUSt can t rear batk 16 Oi!k and at Texas n oht Otego and Atlanta Stolen Ba ses AI!. usua l pttchmg was the and throw a fastball and hope Na ona Leagul! Mo eno J~lltjlil!ijiJiiill btggesl toptc of conversalton tl stnks He s got to think P t 10 Cedeno Hou 4 e At and Lopes LA 1 as th e Reds a rr1v ed 111 "'lt bout locatmg the pttch m a RRoys Cha ds SO 1 certa n spot lntern1honalleague Montreal followtn g Sunday s Amencan League L eF o e Heds manager Spa rk y De Del 26 Stolen eas es Unlttd Press International 7-1 loss at Philadelphia W L Pel GB Reds young nght~tander Anderson noted that Phtlly Nat onat Lugu e Moreno Charleston 17 10 630 The nu mber one luxur y Tom Hume who won hts first had Garry Maddox and Bake P f 20 Ceeleno Hou 4 Richmond 1 ~ 10 58J 1 , F rethorn red w th red Ro~ts er A I and Lopes LA 2 Exce ent Ia ge c ar McBrtde stlttng out wtth car n the Ford I ne Rochester I~ 10 583 I 2 two starts of the season velour nter o and road R cha r ds G ms I!V M 6 designed tor tam ly use We equ pped Tidewater I~ 12 538 2 2 suffered hts fifth strat~hlloss tnjurtes and satd that wa s all Fo sch s L 61 Rau LA so wheels Columbus 10 11 476 4 John LA and B ue SF 5 the mor e reason Hwne should can L ~ ague Tanana Toledo II 14 4AO 5 have concentrated on CaAmer 6 I Lee Bos 5 0 To rel Pawtucket 10 14 m s , 1 Sehmtdt I unnskt and Bos 51 Gu drv NY and Sosa Syracuse 9 18 333 8 Oa~ 4 0 S la on De F guer oa 1978 SEOAL BASEBALL Hebner Monday s Results NV and Jen~ ns Tex 4 Standtngus of Mlv 14 Syracuse 5 Toledo 4 Only 12ttmes (In Sonday s Sp l t or fl KC and Sr obe g Oak LEAGUE Columbus at Charleston Knapp Ca 4 J Augus ne game) does a pttcher have to 4M2 45 Turns W L ppd rain Athens 8 2 mak e really good ptlcbes and Earned Run A"Yerage Tuesd1y s Games Logan 5 3 that s when be faces those ( Based on l• nn ngs pttched ) T dewater at Richmond Waverly 7 4 Nahonal League Gr ms tev Columbus at Charleston Wellston 6 ~ three guys Satd Anderson M I 86 Knepper SF 87 Pawtucket at Rochester It docsn ttake great pttches R Reusche l Ch 91 Perry SO Ironton 4 5 Toledo at Syracuse Metall ic brown w th Hou and Car !on to get the rest of those httters 1Ph00I 2Anctuia Gall polls J 5 Wednesd•y s Gomes 12 wh te V lop A C P S Ja ckson J 7 out tn the lineup we fa ced Richmond at Tidewater A mer can League Johnson ad as Me gs t 7 Sunday Columbus at Charleston Oak 29 Gu d ~ NY 62 OVERALL Ryan Ca 101 Rozema Dt! t Pawtucket at Rochester But Anderson IS not about 2 OJ Keough Oak 2 05 Tum WL T To edo at Syracuse Strt~eouh Waverly 15 6 0 to give up on Horne Nattonal Lugue R char d Athens 13 7 1 Asked what he was gomg to Hou 66 N ekro At .55 Iron ton 13 8 0 do about Hume he rephed Btv e"Yen P tt 46 Montefusco Wellston II 7 0 SF 38 Seaver C n 37 Logan 12 10 0 I m gonna contmue to pitch Amer ican Leagu e Ryan Cat Jackson 8 9 0 him 16 Leonard KC 40 F anagan Ba 1 34 Tan ana Cttl J1 Gall polls 6 8 I Gu d y N Y and Mat ack Tex Meigs • II 0 3 Rematnl119 Lugue Games REPORTS RECORDS Metal tt~ke brown pa nl Tuesday Logan at Air cond ton ng v ny COLUMBUS (UP!) A X P S 400 V 8 AM Athens Ironton at Jackson w1 th contrast ng tan V FM tape payer top vinyl nt rad a Acceleration Ule Insurance Wellston at Galltpol s top and nterlor tires Co reported record sales and Wednesday - Waverly at ea rnings Monday lor the first Athens Ironton at Gall polls quarter which ended March Wellston at Meigs Logan at Ja ckson 31 Thursday - Athens at The company said Meigs Wellston at Ironton RIVERSIDE USED CARS IS STRIVING TO FILL THE NEEDS OF OUR AREA Friday - Gallipolis at co nsolidated premiums written lor the quarter Jackson Logan at Waverly May 22 - Athens at NO ONE CAN MATCH OUR SELECTION BUT MORE IMPORTANT, NO arnowtted to '14 8 million up Wellslon Gallipolis at Meigs 'l1 percent from the same May 23 - Gatt tpot s at OntER CAR DEALER CAN MATCH OUR QUALITY USED CARS period one yea~ago L an Consolidated net In o be scheduled - Waverly Ironton Ironton at Meigs "The Dealer That Cares About Qual1ty " this period was alao 27 Jackson at Meigs Logan at percent over the same Ume Meigs Logan at Gallipolis The finn doe! business In Games subject to change 195 UPPER RIVER RD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Ohio Kentucky Dllno18 and because of tournament Montana 1111mes and weather 446-9800 Downing Childs Insurance Agency, Inc. Major League Standings • By FRED McMANE UPL Spo1rts Writer Houston Astr os pttcher J H Rtchard has a knack fur 1977 Ford Thunderbird '5995 1977 Chevrolet Capnce Classic 5395 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo '5695 1977 Olds Cutlass Supreme 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo '5495 '5695 1977 Buick Regal '5495 1977 Ponttac Firebtrd Formula '5695 �.. Linescores Blue Devils cllpture second title in row won No. 4 singles honors with an 8-2 victory over Howie Fickel GAHS ' Mark Co rnell captured No. 5 singles honors by defeating l<igan 's Debbie Mosure . 8-2. Logan's Kelly Helber won the No . 6 singles cro"11, ·edging Galli a 's Mark Null, 86. Uiga n's Kelly Helber won the No. 6 singles cro"n. ream accordtng to Prater. Six teams are required to take part tn a loop sport before it is co unted 1n the All-Sports Trophy race. Jackson 's Greg f orsyth c"ptured the ~ o. I singles mle by defeating Athens· pren ously unbeaten Brian Black. 9-i . The two finalists drew ftrst round byes. Black then edged Gallia's :\ate Thomas 9~ in a 5-3 tie· breaker. Forsyth do~<n ed Joe Chambers. IH , to gain the hnals . Gal lta 's Bob Ki es lin g defeat ed Eric Jennings . B-2. for the No. 2 singles title . The Blue De vils Mike Coonen defeated Karl Kitts. lki for top honors in the No 3 singles Gallipolis' Steve · Mullin s '' . .4- TheDa~ ·Sent mel. ~llddlepo rt·Pumeroy . 0 .. Tuesd"y , M"Y 16, 197B Sconng 39 out of a possible 4> poi nts. Coach Larry Prate rs Gallipolis Blue Devils capt ured thw second co nsecutil'e Southeaster n Ohio League tenms championsh ip Monday e1·ening Six of the leagu(s etght teams parttcipa tt>d 1n the 19;8 tourna ment whtch too k 12 hours onr a two day pen ud to complet e at Rw Grande College . Logan fuushed se.:ond wuh 34 potnts. Athens plac;,d thJrd '-'ith 29 . Ja ckson fvurth wit h 22 . Jront on ltft h wuh 16 and Wellst on last " tth 1I ~l etgs and Wa1·erl' dJd nut par· tiC! pate The sport wtll not co unt tn the league·s All-Sport Trophy ra t'<' because Athens ftelded a .. club " thts year mstead of a ' By un.ted Preu tnternallonal · Nat•on•l League- '=-' . Memorial playJ F·nrd, Hope open 'V" Pho ta ooo ooo ooo~ 0 20 DUBLIN , Ohio \ UP I) - A H ous 100 220 OO• s '' o urna-men 1 fe:a· turt'no A LonborQ . Brus s1 ar ( 51, pr'O·ill11 10 ,.. '""' Gacoer 101 and Boone. Foote foriner Presi4ent Gerald ti l Roc oard ond Fergv•on w , Ford and comedian Bob Hope R1chard () J l L LonbOrg ( .l . J J HR' Hou5ton . watson 151 was to open the Memorral · Tournament at Muirfield Golf t 14 1nnmg~ l Club here today. Now some )I LOU 1!. 000 001 010 000 00- J tO 0 cooperation IS needed from 5d n O iE"g o 000 00(1 300 000 0 1 J 9 1 lhe weatllerman. edging Gallia's Mark Null, g.. For sch . Hamilton (C). Schu!II The i2-hole play featuring 6. (8 ), VU Ck OV I(h. ( loi l and S t m t05 professionals shooting for In No. 1 doubles pial,', m ons . Perry F 1nQffS ( ll J. Le~ 1250,000 in prize money will (l .a ) and Sweet W - Lee t 2 ll l Athen s' Bla c k-Makhail vuc: !o'.o..,icn (0 3 l HR s- San get underway Thursday . defeated Jackson's ForS)thOeego Tena c:_~ ~ Sweet <1 l Cloud\' skies with showers Parker , 8-3. .';,/' P15bgh 010 ooo •oo- 6 13 o was pr~iicted for today and Gallia' s Bob Kiesling . LA tOO ooo JOJ 7 11. t . Blyl eve(l and Ot t. Hooton, golfer J erry McGee of New Mark Cornell defeated Ftckel Hough 181 and Grot• w - Lexington , Ohio, ~aid the . Fuller' 8-3 for No . 2 doubles Ho ugh ll 01 L- Biyleven 11 •1 s" turat ed fairway s have • H be HRS - P iltSburg h , Garner ( 11, honors. lA~gar'l s el r • Sti'lrge lt D l. Lo~ A.nge l es, nrade the co urse play "70 to Mosure downed Ga ll ia 's Sm om PI 110 yards longer ." MuUins · Golji, &-1. for No. 3 "We 'd better be ab le to (Only gi'lmP~ ~~>chNu le d ) doubles honors . adjust to the weather, " said golfer Tom Kite. " By the Amer 1 c~n League Oal!. 000 101 000- 3 11 0 time you get to May, you're (1~ 11 e OlOOlOQ00--2 61 supposed to see the .sun ." W1r th , Col eman (5). La<.ey Joe Inman , practicing on 18 1. 5osa 191 and Es s 1 ~ n . W 1se . K1nn ey ( b) ana Hassey a nd the driving range, expressed Pru 11t W- Coleman D 01 L w ~ se 0 61 HR - Cie... eland . the same sentiments. TMr n ton (5) " It's amazing," said Inman. " It seems like winter C~lt l 040 110 000- 6 8 I here without leaves on the 010 000901( - \Q\11 beck, Iowa ; Spindle Graves , :for Bre tl· Hanze ll (7), l,i'lR oche trees. You just get the fee ling a guard from l..()uisville, Ky ., (1 1. M il ler (8 ) and Down ing . ' Doss High School and Harold Gar11 in , Wa ll ace (2 1. Moore ( 2), it's winter ." (8) ana Cerone W The pr<>-am will be Iollowed Moore . a forward from Murphy Moore 0 OJ L - Hartze lt (0-J I by another practice round Lexington, Ky .. Henry Clay HRs - Cal iforn i a . Gr ich ( l J Wednesday. High SchooL Sea 000 100 000- l I 0 The field is complete now D~t • 100 300 OOx- 4 8 1 with the entry of Gary Groh. Abbott . House ( 41 and P lum rn er Simson ( 4), Sl aton and He wa s named after ~ May W- Sl alon 14 1). LAbbott ( 111 HRs - Oe tro it , Trevino won the Colonial Ma •r ( bl lnvitatinal. JAIL TERM Plff OFF Trevino said some time 80 !. 001 000 ooo- 1 1 1 Cll' Cl:-INATI 1UP!) KC 000 100 \01( - 3 7 0 back he was pa ssing up the Former city councilman Phil R1pl ev i'l nd F 1sk . Gi'lle ana Collins was sentenc;,d to four wathan w - Gale (3 OJ L - Memorial and since the 105th months in jail and fined $7,000 R ,pl ey (03 ) lor a Medicaid fraud con1iC· ( 10' inn1ngs. J 61'11 3100000010- 6 81 lion , but U.S. District Co urt M in 010 130000 3- 9 71 Munson . Worlhi'lm , Hin!on ! 5) Judge David Porter delayeq o Marl 1nez , T Martmez \5 ), and Na hOroony . w - Bean ie ( 2 the start of the senten"" Br i l e~ l SI. F li nn {10 ) and 0 ). l - Wortham { 111. 000 1JO 011- 6 7 2 pending Collins ' appeal of his Skag9 S, Er ,c k~on , Thayer ( 6), M ilw Mi'l rs ha ll (9\ l!lnd W ynegar . W Texi'ls 171200 l Ox- B 13 7 conviction by a f"'!eral court Ma r snail { 1 01 L - F imn 11 lJ HRs- Salti more . Oe Cinces ( J I; Travers . Stein ( 3). CasTro (8) jury last Oct. 4. and Ford and Ml!lrfi nez . Jen M innesolel AOi'l ms {1 l · Nor lo. ins . Barker (9). C l e~o~eland (9) Co llins had been indJcted on wood (1). and Sun dberg W Jenkins { 4 charges of inll~ti ng cos t l l L- Tra ... ers lO I ) HR s1 10 1 N Y 000 3 0 000- .1 M 1 1 wa u kee . Lezcano 16), reports on ~ven nursing Ch 1 000 00 1 000- 1 b l· B e a t 1 1 e, Lyl e 161 ana Te..:as . Lo wensre.n ()) homes he o ~-ned . ' Bandy signs fifth player at Ohio ~ .~T H ENS, Ohio 1UP! , _ Ohio University ba sketball coach Dale Bandy signed his fifth recru it Monday. Andre Adams of Ana costia High School in Washington , D.C. Adams. a 6-ii, 210 pound forward . was injured aft er ftve games of his se nior year ~d sat out the rest of the ~ason . In his junior year. he averaged I5 points and ·18 rebounds per ga me. "l fe el we have gotten " real sl eeper in · Andre . Because of his operation, he was som wh al hidden, " Bandy said . " Th ere's no question about hts skills. He ~· ill be in excellent condition and will be competitive for pla ying time immediately." Bandy has also rec ruited Kirk LEhman , a guard from Defiance High School ; Doug Graves, a center from Rein- GREEN HOUSE ~MAd'(9p~ STAR TIN G MAY 11th · HARRIS FA RM, STATE ROUTE 124, 2 MILES WEST OF POR TLA ND, OH IO, 10 MILES EAS T OF RACI NE, OH IO. FLOW E RS- VEGETA BLES - HAN GI NG BAS KETS Hours 10-8, Retail & Wholesale FREE 4" POT OF PETUNIAS FOR THE FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS !>-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tucsday ••May IIi, 1~7~ . · slot was reserved for the Colonia l wiAner"'and Trevino . did not take it , Groll was nam..n .. 'f Three other golfers are questionable. George Ar cher is a1 · d · "'I · ·d · hospil tze In ·. • <?f,l 8 With pneumonia, Aridy Bean has a . .thumb ir\'jury and Bo b Murphy a back injury . , Th l hr h til tee e . ee ave un lime Thursday to deci de whether or not they wiD play. H!inding Trail iardeners make plans for civic beautification Budding .Bargains ~ 'tvtc NEW YOR K \ UP II - Ja ck Clark of the San Francisco Giants Monday wa s n"med Player of the Week in the Nat iona l League afte r compiling a .444 batting average and driving in seve n runs m seve n games. Clark's hitting he lped the Giants win six of seven games and move into first · place in the Nat ional League West. C!.ARION, Pa . \UPIJ Ernest ine R. Weaver , gymnastics coach at Clarion Stale Coll ege, has bee n reappointed to ser ve as the head coach of the 1978 U.S . women 's g)mnastics team at ·· the Worl d Games ln Strasb urg , France, this October. The U.S. team will be chosen in August at final trials during which the top 20 · gy mnasts from this past NEW YORK (UPli - Fred we e k end's E lit e Lynn of the l:loston Red Sox Championships will battle for was a unanimous choice for seven place,. · Player of the Week honors in the American Leagu e CLEVELAND (UP! ) through games of May 1\ it was announced Monday by Tom Fleming won the fi rst league presi dent Lee annual Cleveland Marathon Sunday in 2: 15.02, finishing MacPhaiL Lynn batted .545 with 12 about 1,000 yards ahead of hi ts in 22 "t bats , scored six C.l JUck Smead , his closest run s and drove in' fi ve others pursuer the en tire race, who whi le leading the Red Sox was clocked in 2: 17.31'on the in to fir st pla ce in the fla t cour~ . fleming, 26, Bloomfield, American l1eague East. N.J., too k the lead to stay just 10 blocks into the race. I.OS ANGELES !UP! I Dwight Stones, former world high jump record holder, and Kate Schmidt ,' women 's world javelin record holder, were re instated Monday 99J -l 776 night at " meeting of the Syracuse. 0 . Southern P"cifi c Association Be dding Plants . AAU Regist r ation Potted Plants. Dish Committee . Garden s . Hang ing Both athletes had been Ba s k e ts,' Vegetable give n suspen s iops severa l Plants. months ago for not turning over their earnings from the Open Mon . th r u Sa t. I til l "Superstars" competi tion to Sunday 1 til l the AAU HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 18 oz . 98¢ ~alue $2.31 F.I.P, Price ,. . '!1. ....-......-::-~ . Baking Soda lb. 69' Value F.I.P. Price 3 ULTRA. MAX SHAMPOQ 7 oz.t· Normal-Dry-Oily ·7 •1 .83Value F.I .P. Prieto , .. . HUNGREX TABLETS Mother 's Day guests uf Mr . and Mrs. Carl Roach, Turn , IU! n<.l y a nd Da t·in, were Mr' a11d Mrs . Haymond Roach, Mrs. Tr udy Williams, Mrs. M"rie Frances, J"n BelZIItK, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Middleport ; Mr. ""d Mrs. Will"rd Miller and I 11r" inne uf Wooster whu spc11t the wee kend with Mrs. Ge rtrude Miller. Mrs . Miller also received" telephone tall frum her sun, Dale, in Tarn· pa, F.lorida. Afternoon callers were Mrs. R~ssell Miller and Mrs .' Ri chard Reibel. Tucson, i\r izoni.; Mrs. l) aymu nd Cook and Ke lly, Mrs. Eu·" Phillips, "nd Mrs . Cl"rence Sc" rles , Syracuse. Mrs. Russe ll Mi ller and Mrs . Richard Reibel uf Tue· sun, Arizona, c"me S"turd"y fur " visit with their fother whu remai ns serious ly ill. · Vtsiling Sund"Y with Mt'. "nd Mrs . Harry Davis were Mr. " n<.l Mrs. Robert Lehew. Cha rlotte "nd Rubi n, Culu rn, bus, Mr. and Mrs. Billl ~ h c\1, Billy " nd Ted. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Hoeflich and Jayne were in Columbus Sund"Y to visit Mr. " nd Mrs. Mtkc Hammer and family. and Mrs. Alrna Thompson wltu remains in serious eundilt un ill St. Anthony's Hospillrl. Mr~. 1\0 VI L'l' <IITangers 11 1 li lt f" ll . Tltt~ l'.l')..( IU/Ial mel'll lll.! lo lie he1t.l al Huy;d 0 dk Park on ;\1i:J y 20 Wi:l S (lllJWUllt't'd . Thl'!'l' wi ll he fJH 'I11 l' ;J t not1fl <IIIli the 1'\'l.d .... tratl ull il'l' IS 50 The entrance tu Hc<•dt ( ;ruve CcJ nctCry wa s di.. , ,·uss- n·nts. lt was rtl'so rtpol'l.l 'd t.-d ~ nd Mrs. Aarun K e l ton will that lht~ t·uu!lt,\' du es <-tn• runlcr with the ce1uetery pa~'l.IIJil' on Oi'L . I. Fo r tlc vut ions , Mrs. MutJ!'l' t r ustee~ tu see about gdting l hl! ~ I' IJ SS l'Ul Ull the hil !'stdl• !-JiJ r"L•ad poetry by tu.~ r lll uther. that lht: cl ub tCJn fH·ocet·d Mrs . I iran• ( ;tut't·kni'r t'lllltlw1t h pi" us fur l.>eautifyin g ti t<' cd "The l.iltl t• Btrd " and ·The Huml ul Life ". Ci i'C(:t . (;anh.! nlunh \~Trc g1ven br Alsu plCJrl ned WCJS a wurk se,Siuli at the plantmg at tile Mrs. H(lyes whu suggcste~l Mc1gs Coun ty lnf1nnary. that fluwt•nng sltruhs ~ lt t J U ili Mc mllers will plant fl ower s be prullct.l ll lllllt! tlwtely.afh:r "nd paint the benches and the y bloun t. She al so ta lked bird bathes. Mrs. ·I>ull lc cJbuut pi11ch mg the tu ps of etl tHayc, donated the flower' lor lllliJls SUCh OS lllUIIIS, Zl1111 iiJ S, lhe proJect. It was noted that .)ll rl pdragons. rtm l lti<:J ngolds M r~ . Alice Thompson 1'cce nt, Si) that lttl'Y Wlll iJl'i:.IIH..' h lll t iJ ~~ hushy pia 111. ly weeded the area . She further sugge!-ilcd thi:.ll ~' or rull ea llmcm!Jcrs g.:J\'e lJottles which wi ll he used fur pla nts to IJe ex luiJlled at the cunta; ncrs fur arrangumcnb fr.nr bt• selected n uw s11 lh c.tt fur the Pomeroy lligh School Uwy ran be g ruomed thruugtJ Alumni bonq uel. Mem bers lhe summ er months . Mrs. ore .tu meet at the Meigs lligh Hayes dl st us~l·d b!Jl!i wet <:.~ml Sehoul on M"y 27 to make the dry sull shad e pla nts a nd aJTt~ ll)..( emcnb . All an~ tu l<J ke hstt:d Sl'V l'ra l ur ct:tc h. Shl' nuted th at cull• us. tx:gumas. fl ower~ . Mrs. Marjo rie Wal burn \ <.~nd ' tulwl l a an· anwng tht· kt" Mrs. Adlla lou Lewb. wtd' dry sud. wlule blue la e<' . Mrs. Th111n pson l'eprescntcd pttlox. and S\.\'edpt..:c.t s. like tltt' the dub at the Hutl aml nwi st S!lil. F'ric !Jllly G<in.Jcncrs upen It's tina· lu plant glad tuli. meeting. Mrs. Thompson aml, Mr·s. l laye!-i se:tld, and to s pra J Mrs. Lewis repo rted on the rose bushes' di vide and I'CSl't recent mee tin g of the Mei gs 11\lllliS, iilld fill plrHll t•J' IJUXl'S Coun ty G"rden Clu b's wtlh geran ituns. as \~r·e ll CJS Associat ion noting tlmt il was sel out vegl'la hle plmtts. Tht• · progrCJITl by Mrs dcr'ided nut tu ho ve a Hegatta Thulllpsun Wit S on twrne J!l<:ttlt• flower , how Lit ts vear. Then· will be a .series of workshop:-. contauwrs ami shl' dtsplayed s t•\'t'l'i:.l l wllldl ~ he ht~l.J III<:H.Jc. Pat Thurna , Mrs. Muon:, Mrs. Tlturnrlsun. ~nd Mrs. Walburn Mrs. Ha yes al so IHitll: n;ds she .. usel.J wtl h rccc1 vet! " bl ue fo r a tulip p<.tlll l . gltltcr and o ltH.! I' dtspl" y and Mrs. Kelton " tll-t1 Jl'<l ti !IllS. blue fur tulips and "zale~s . Mrs. Margi.l ret Parker Mrs. P" rker willlwst the next jutlg~d the CHTO:I IIj..(CJI H.: Jib IJil lfl l'c tlng (:ll lht Mtdg s thspla y whiclr t arried wul the Museum thc lll e of onent<:~ l ;:t l'l. Blut' The hostess se rve<.! a Hull li·s. nn lk ca rtons. anl.J lx1 k1ng J><:l ll:"! \\ere <JJIIoll g the niJhuns \\'Cl'l! 1-(ivcn t~ Mrs. Ins Kell 1111 . Mrs Hay1•s. Ml' 'i d esserlru ur~e Saltz infant christened .Jun Perrin. Ni ck Rt KKS, Greg Tlrum" '· Jan Smtth . "nd Beth Wtlsun . Mrs . Dun Thum"s and daughter, Becky Sling a duct , .. Sunrise , Sunset" "nd the ~nthcm by the ehui r was l )lll tten,y. ' ·Mv Task." Gerald Hoffner ( 'hn stl'ning rnes Wl'l'l' pc r·waS at th e urgetn , ami Luri fo nn cd . IJy III L' Ih.•\ ' W II . SarCJh Se~ltz , in fGJn l dau~ltter uf Mr. and Mrs. ( 'l1ar les Set ltz, ~A' a~ ( ' hl'l .~ ll'fll'll Sundt~ y IIHJntlllg ttl Tnmty r ungn;gi:l t1 urw l ( '!1ur r h. Ju -· i ·-·-·· - ·- -·-· -· -i Per nn wl1u also curtfinnl'd 1 Social · I I 1 Calendar 1 I I 1 THURSDAY ME ETING Thursd"y at Salisbury Elementary for pa rents of children who will be attending junior· high this fa ll. Speakers wtll be John Mora, principal, Linda !1ear, and Ca rla Saelens. REVIV AI.. now in pro gress at Hazel Community Church. Thero n Duraham is th e evangelist. Services 7:30 p.m . nightly wi th special singing each eve ning.' RE VIVAL at Pomeroy t\nn Wltud Ht th~ piano. Motht:rs we r e n:cognizi!d and presented small pots of l.>egun1as. Mrs. Lilli e Huuck received ij put ul chrysan· themutns for llerng the oldest ntutlu:r present, and Mrs .. Mark Morris for being the youu gcst. Ca ndles. w e r e ltghle<.l by Dan11y Th umet~ "nd Ri ck Hl aettnar . Wesleyan Holiness Church now through May 21 at 7:30 p.m. nig htly. The Rev . Michael Watson, Westfield, Ind ., guest speaker . FRIDAY ODDS AND ENDS SALE Friday at Chester United Methodist Church from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ' · 'W\ ennfsa\Cd gets an &\pple urnovc( at Blu·ger Ch9-" 4 CEDAR FARM WIENERS .. --- r ~re n.t. n~ecting uf ~h e Win - ' Pomeroy th~g I ra t! Garden ( lu!J held at the hume of Huti1 I Personal Notes 1 Muu re. for $150 SHULTZ THIN PRETZELS Value Prtc. ... .. lx.•CJlJI I flcCJl l ll~ pro· jl•l'ls were dtscu!)sedrfr£ lht· 63's 16 oz. I · Arm & Hammel $3.00 Value F .I. P, Price . .. ere ISE ••• l CEPACOL MOUTHWASH \ DGET ~~ - ··- ··- ·· - ··-··- · --r ......._ FRESH 12oz. 89e -------------------------------· SPARE RIBS lB.$1 .-------------------------------------.---- B0 • SUPERIOR RED CASING RC or DIET RITE' Reg. Pr~ 11.39 LB. -----·- WHOLE' l .5 9 LB. 8 PAK ••••••••• HALF •••••••••••••~·••!1.69 Pork Neck Bonesls.39e . . -----------------------------------------· ' TOMATOES Braunschweiger 69~ 2LB. LB. 99 ~~ BANANAS • TOILET TISSUES 4 PAK 89~ ' 3 CANS S} 00 lU BOX 25 LB. BAG sge sss9 Vacation Needs ---. STATIONERY Boxed 89~ .19 P . Price Vafua69¢ Cream & Cocoa Butter aoz . lotion $1 .89 Value F.I,P. Price ., . 1% MILK Cinnamon Krisp .DOG FOOD I BROUGHTON HOMO MILK /z GAL 1 age I • •• 3 • • 3 LOAvESS u buy a super shef® or Big shef: ries and a drink ...you get a mouth-watering Apple Turnover for only a penny more. TOOTHBRUSH Soft , Medium , Ha rd Val ~e 79' F .I. P. Price ·a/99¢ QTS• WIZARD 0\VL HOTDOG AND BARBECUE SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 10 10 P.M. SUKDAY 10. TO lD food Stampt-We Reserw The Ri&bt To Lmlt ) Air Freshener 2 oz. f ,I.P . Price ... IWt Accept when TEK •1.29 Value 1()() BUNSBPAK 49~ 99¢ 7-UP or PEPSI COLA ' BREAD 99¢ Aut. Patterns .BROUGHTON AND ALPO DRY $1.79 Value F.I,P . Pric e ... DR. PEPPER $}49 GAL 2% MILK HONEY GRAHAMS DOG FOOD • • V2 PRICE POND'S VALLEY BELL WALDORF •• • • BOLOGNA 89e ;;;~..------------------------------------· H A 6 Bus hel 10 Ct. Or 26 Gal. 20 Ct. .CHECKBOOK/CLUTCH THURSDAY ONLY 19 TRASH BAGS AMITY ·, -}_) 79¢ Offer good only when sandwich, fries and soft drink are purchased at r~gular prices. eullf f Clwf II . . . . . 11\llk of Burtte Cktf 5¥ml'll l, ll\l: t nplflltll (l f9?~ BUilt! 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio . '· . Jack~on Ave., Pt. Pleasant, 'f:l· Va. "' . . , �.. Linescores Blue Devils cllpture second title in row won No. 4 singles honors with an 8-2 victory over Howie Fickel GAHS ' Mark Co rnell captured No. 5 singles honors by defeating l<igan 's Debbie Mosure . 8-2. Logan's Kelly Helber won the No . 6 singles cro"11, ·edging Galli a 's Mark Null, 86. Uiga n's Kelly Helber won the No. 6 singles cro"n. ream accordtng to Prater. Six teams are required to take part tn a loop sport before it is co unted 1n the All-Sports Trophy race. Jackson 's Greg f orsyth c"ptured the ~ o. I singles mle by defeating Athens· pren ously unbeaten Brian Black. 9-i . The two finalists drew ftrst round byes. Black then edged Gallia's :\ate Thomas 9~ in a 5-3 tie· breaker. Forsyth do~<n ed Joe Chambers. IH , to gain the hnals . Gal lta 's Bob Ki es lin g defeat ed Eric Jennings . B-2. for the No. 2 singles title . The Blue De vils Mike Coonen defeated Karl Kitts. lki for top honors in the No 3 singles Gallipolis' Steve · Mullin s '' . .4- TheDa~ ·Sent mel. ~llddlepo rt·Pumeroy . 0 .. Tuesd"y , M"Y 16, 197B Sconng 39 out of a possible 4> poi nts. Coach Larry Prate rs Gallipolis Blue Devils capt ured thw second co nsecutil'e Southeaster n Ohio League tenms championsh ip Monday e1·ening Six of the leagu(s etght teams parttcipa tt>d 1n the 19;8 tourna ment whtch too k 12 hours onr a two day pen ud to complet e at Rw Grande College . Logan fuushed se.:ond wuh 34 potnts. Athens plac;,d thJrd '-'ith 29 . Ja ckson fvurth wit h 22 . Jront on ltft h wuh 16 and Wellst on last " tth 1I ~l etgs and Wa1·erl' dJd nut par· tiC! pate The sport wtll not co unt tn the league·s All-Sport Trophy ra t'<' because Athens ftelded a .. club " thts year mstead of a ' By un.ted Preu tnternallonal · Nat•on•l League- '=-' . Memorial playJ F·nrd, Hope open 'V" Pho ta ooo ooo ooo~ 0 20 DUBLIN , Ohio \ UP I) - A H ous 100 220 OO• s '' o urna-men 1 fe:a· turt'no A LonborQ . Brus s1 ar ( 51, pr'O·ill11 10 ,.. '""' Gacoer 101 and Boone. Foote foriner Presi4ent Gerald ti l Roc oard ond Fergv•on w , Ford and comedian Bob Hope R1chard () J l L LonbOrg ( .l . J J HR' Hou5ton . watson 151 was to open the Memorral · Tournament at Muirfield Golf t 14 1nnmg~ l Club here today. Now some )I LOU 1!. 000 001 010 000 00- J tO 0 cooperation IS needed from 5d n O iE"g o 000 00(1 300 000 0 1 J 9 1 lhe weatllerman. edging Gallia's Mark Null, g.. For sch . Hamilton (C). Schu!II The i2-hole play featuring 6. (8 ), VU Ck OV I(h. ( loi l and S t m t05 professionals shooting for In No. 1 doubles pial,', m ons . Perry F 1nQffS ( ll J. Le~ 1250,000 in prize money will (l .a ) and Sweet W - Lee t 2 ll l Athen s' Bla c k-Makhail vuc: !o'.o..,icn (0 3 l HR s- San get underway Thursday . defeated Jackson's ForS)thOeego Tena c:_~ ~ Sweet <1 l Cloud\' skies with showers Parker , 8-3. .';,/' P15bgh 010 ooo •oo- 6 13 o was pr~iicted for today and Gallia' s Bob Kiesling . LA tOO ooo JOJ 7 11. t . Blyl eve(l and Ot t. Hooton, golfer J erry McGee of New Mark Cornell defeated Ftckel Hough 181 and Grot• w - Lexington , Ohio, ~aid the . Fuller' 8-3 for No . 2 doubles Ho ugh ll 01 L- Biyleven 11 •1 s" turat ed fairway s have • H be HRS - P iltSburg h , Garner ( 11, honors. lA~gar'l s el r • Sti'lrge lt D l. Lo~ A.nge l es, nrade the co urse play "70 to Mosure downed Ga ll ia 's Sm om PI 110 yards longer ." MuUins · Golji, &-1. for No. 3 "We 'd better be ab le to (Only gi'lmP~ ~~>chNu le d ) doubles honors . adjust to the weather, " said golfer Tom Kite. " By the Amer 1 c~n League Oal!. 000 101 000- 3 11 0 time you get to May, you're (1~ 11 e OlOOlOQ00--2 61 supposed to see the .sun ." W1r th , Col eman (5). La<.ey Joe Inman , practicing on 18 1. 5osa 191 and Es s 1 ~ n . W 1se . K1nn ey ( b) ana Hassey a nd the driving range, expressed Pru 11t W- Coleman D 01 L w ~ se 0 61 HR - Cie... eland . the same sentiments. TMr n ton (5) " It's amazing," said Inman. " It seems like winter C~lt l 040 110 000- 6 8 I here without leaves on the 010 000901( - \Q\11 beck, Iowa ; Spindle Graves , :for Bre tl· Hanze ll (7), l,i'lR oche trees. You just get the fee ling a guard from l..()uisville, Ky ., (1 1. M il ler (8 ) and Down ing . ' Doss High School and Harold Gar11 in , Wa ll ace (2 1. Moore ( 2), it's winter ." (8) ana Cerone W The pr<>-am will be Iollowed Moore . a forward from Murphy Moore 0 OJ L - Hartze lt (0-J I by another practice round Lexington, Ky .. Henry Clay HRs - Cal iforn i a . Gr ich ( l J Wednesday. High SchooL Sea 000 100 000- l I 0 The field is complete now D~t • 100 300 OOx- 4 8 1 with the entry of Gary Groh. Abbott . House ( 41 and P lum rn er Simson ( 4), Sl aton and He wa s named after ~ May W- Sl alon 14 1). LAbbott ( 111 HRs - Oe tro it , Trevino won the Colonial Ma •r ( bl lnvitatinal. JAIL TERM Plff OFF Trevino said some time 80 !. 001 000 ooo- 1 1 1 Cll' Cl:-INATI 1UP!) KC 000 100 \01( - 3 7 0 back he was pa ssing up the Former city councilman Phil R1pl ev i'l nd F 1sk . Gi'lle ana Collins was sentenc;,d to four wathan w - Gale (3 OJ L - Memorial and since the 105th months in jail and fined $7,000 R ,pl ey (03 ) lor a Medicaid fraud con1iC· ( 10' inn1ngs. J 61'11 3100000010- 6 81 lion , but U.S. District Co urt M in 010 130000 3- 9 71 Munson . Worlhi'lm , Hin!on ! 5) Judge David Porter delayeq o Marl 1nez , T Martmez \5 ), and Na hOroony . w - Bean ie ( 2 the start of the senten"" Br i l e~ l SI. F li nn {10 ) and 0 ). l - Wortham { 111. 000 1JO 011- 6 7 2 pending Collins ' appeal of his Skag9 S, Er ,c k~on , Thayer ( 6), M ilw Mi'l rs ha ll (9\ l!lnd W ynegar . W Texi'ls 171200 l Ox- B 13 7 conviction by a f"'!eral court Ma r snail { 1 01 L - F imn 11 lJ HRs- Salti more . Oe Cinces ( J I; Travers . Stein ( 3). CasTro (8) jury last Oct. 4. and Ford and Ml!lrfi nez . Jen M innesolel AOi'l ms {1 l · Nor lo. ins . Barker (9). C l e~o~eland (9) Co llins had been indJcted on wood (1). and Sun dberg W Jenkins { 4 charges of inll~ti ng cos t l l L- Tra ... ers lO I ) HR s1 10 1 N Y 000 3 0 000- .1 M 1 1 wa u kee . Lezcano 16), reports on ~ven nursing Ch 1 000 00 1 000- 1 b l· B e a t 1 1 e, Lyl e 161 ana Te..:as . Lo wensre.n ()) homes he o ~-ned . ' Bandy signs fifth player at Ohio ~ .~T H ENS, Ohio 1UP! , _ Ohio University ba sketball coach Dale Bandy signed his fifth recru it Monday. Andre Adams of Ana costia High School in Washington , D.C. Adams. a 6-ii, 210 pound forward . was injured aft er ftve games of his se nior year ~d sat out the rest of the ~ason . In his junior year. he averaged I5 points and ·18 rebounds per ga me. "l fe el we have gotten " real sl eeper in · Andre . Because of his operation, he was som wh al hidden, " Bandy said . " Th ere's no question about hts skills. He ~· ill be in excellent condition and will be competitive for pla ying time immediately." Bandy has also rec ruited Kirk LEhman , a guard from Defiance High School ; Doug Graves, a center from Rein- GREEN HOUSE ~MAd'(9p~ STAR TIN G MAY 11th · HARRIS FA RM, STATE ROUTE 124, 2 MILES WEST OF POR TLA ND, OH IO, 10 MILES EAS T OF RACI NE, OH IO. FLOW E RS- VEGETA BLES - HAN GI NG BAS KETS Hours 10-8, Retail & Wholesale FREE 4" POT OF PETUNIAS FOR THE FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS !>-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tucsday ••May IIi, 1~7~ . · slot was reserved for the Colonia l wiAner"'and Trevino . did not take it , Groll was nam..n .. 'f Three other golfers are questionable. George Ar cher is a1 · d · "'I · ·d · hospil tze In ·. • <?f,l 8 With pneumonia, Aridy Bean has a . .thumb ir\'jury and Bo b Murphy a back injury . , Th l hr h til tee e . ee ave un lime Thursday to deci de whether or not they wiD play. H!inding Trail iardeners make plans for civic beautification Budding .Bargains ~ 'tvtc NEW YOR K \ UP II - Ja ck Clark of the San Francisco Giants Monday wa s n"med Player of the Week in the Nat iona l League afte r compiling a .444 batting average and driving in seve n runs m seve n games. Clark's hitting he lped the Giants win six of seven games and move into first · place in the Nat ional League West. C!.ARION, Pa . \UPIJ Ernest ine R. Weaver , gymnastics coach at Clarion Stale Coll ege, has bee n reappointed to ser ve as the head coach of the 1978 U.S . women 's g)mnastics team at ·· the Worl d Games ln Strasb urg , France, this October. The U.S. team will be chosen in August at final trials during which the top 20 · gy mnasts from this past NEW YORK (UPli - Fred we e k end's E lit e Lynn of the l:loston Red Sox Championships will battle for was a unanimous choice for seven place,. · Player of the Week honors in the American Leagu e CLEVELAND (UP! ) through games of May 1\ it was announced Monday by Tom Fleming won the fi rst league presi dent Lee annual Cleveland Marathon Sunday in 2: 15.02, finishing MacPhaiL Lynn batted .545 with 12 about 1,000 yards ahead of hi ts in 22 "t bats , scored six C.l JUck Smead , his closest run s and drove in' fi ve others pursuer the en tire race, who whi le leading the Red Sox was clocked in 2: 17.31'on the in to fir st pla ce in the fla t cour~ . fleming, 26, Bloomfield, American l1eague East. N.J., too k the lead to stay just 10 blocks into the race. I.OS ANGELES !UP! I Dwight Stones, former world high jump record holder, and Kate Schmidt ,' women 's world javelin record holder, were re instated Monday 99J -l 776 night at " meeting of the Syracuse. 0 . Southern P"cifi c Association Be dding Plants . AAU Regist r ation Potted Plants. Dish Committee . Garden s . Hang ing Both athletes had been Ba s k e ts,' Vegetable give n suspen s iops severa l Plants. months ago for not turning over their earnings from the Open Mon . th r u Sa t. I til l "Superstars" competi tion to Sunday 1 til l the AAU HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 18 oz . 98¢ ~alue $2.31 F.I.P, Price ,. . '!1. ....-......-::-~ . Baking Soda lb. 69' Value F.I.P. Price 3 ULTRA. MAX SHAMPOQ 7 oz.t· Normal-Dry-Oily ·7 •1 .83Value F.I .P. Prieto , .. . HUNGREX TABLETS Mother 's Day guests uf Mr . and Mrs. Carl Roach, Turn , IU! n<.l y a nd Da t·in, were Mr' a11d Mrs . Haymond Roach, Mrs. Tr udy Williams, Mrs. M"rie Frances, J"n BelZIItK, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Middleport ; Mr. ""d Mrs. Will"rd Miller and I 11r" inne uf Wooster whu spc11t the wee kend with Mrs. Ge rtrude Miller. Mrs . Miller also received" telephone tall frum her sun, Dale, in Tarn· pa, F.lorida. Afternoon callers were Mrs. R~ssell Miller and Mrs .' Ri chard Reibel. Tucson, i\r izoni.; Mrs. l) aymu nd Cook and Ke lly, Mrs. Eu·" Phillips, "nd Mrs . Cl"rence Sc" rles , Syracuse. Mrs. Russe ll Mi ller and Mrs . Richard Reibel uf Tue· sun, Arizona, c"me S"turd"y fur " visit with their fother whu remai ns serious ly ill. · Vtsiling Sund"Y with Mt'. "nd Mrs . Harry Davis were Mr. " n<.l Mrs. Robert Lehew. Cha rlotte "nd Rubi n, Culu rn, bus, Mr. and Mrs. Billl ~ h c\1, Billy " nd Ted. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Hoeflich and Jayne were in Columbus Sund"Y to visit Mr. " nd Mrs. Mtkc Hammer and family. and Mrs. Alrna Thompson wltu remains in serious eundilt un ill St. Anthony's Hospillrl. Mr~. 1\0 VI L'l' <IITangers 11 1 li lt f" ll . Tltt~ l'.l')..( IU/Ial mel'll lll.! lo lie he1t.l al Huy;d 0 dk Park on ;\1i:J y 20 Wi:l S (lllJWUllt't'd . Thl'!'l' wi ll he fJH 'I11 l' ;J t not1fl <IIIli the 1'\'l.d .... tratl ull il'l' IS 50 The entrance tu Hc<•dt ( ;ruve CcJ nctCry wa s di.. , ,·uss- n·nts. lt was rtl'so rtpol'l.l 'd t.-d ~ nd Mrs. Aarun K e l ton will that lht~ t·uu!lt,\' du es <-tn• runlcr with the ce1uetery pa~'l.IIJil' on Oi'L . I. Fo r tlc vut ions , Mrs. MutJ!'l' t r ustee~ tu see about gdting l hl! ~ I' IJ SS l'Ul Ull the hil !'stdl• !-JiJ r"L•ad poetry by tu.~ r lll uther. that lht: cl ub tCJn fH·ocet·d Mrs . I iran• ( ;tut't·kni'r t'lllltlw1t h pi" us fur l.>eautifyin g ti t<' cd "The l.iltl t• Btrd " and ·The Huml ul Life ". Ci i'C(:t . (;anh.! nlunh \~Trc g1ven br Alsu plCJrl ned WCJS a wurk se,Siuli at the plantmg at tile Mrs. H(lyes whu suggcste~l Mc1gs Coun ty lnf1nnary. that fluwt•nng sltruhs ~ lt t J U ili Mc mllers will plant fl ower s be prullct.l ll lllllt! tlwtely.afh:r "nd paint the benches and the y bloun t. She al so ta lked bird bathes. Mrs. ·I>ull lc cJbuut pi11ch mg the tu ps of etl tHayc, donated the flower' lor lllliJls SUCh OS lllUIIIS, Zl1111 iiJ S, lhe proJect. It was noted that .)ll rl pdragons. rtm l lti<:J ngolds M r~ . Alice Thompson 1'cce nt, Si) that lttl'Y Wlll iJl'i:.IIH..' h lll t iJ ~~ hushy pia 111. ly weeded the area . She further sugge!-ilcd thi:.ll ~' or rull ea llmcm!Jcrs g.:J\'e lJottles which wi ll he used fur pla nts to IJe ex luiJlled at the cunta; ncrs fur arrangumcnb fr.nr bt• selected n uw s11 lh c.tt fur the Pomeroy lligh School Uwy ran be g ruomed thruugtJ Alumni bonq uel. Mem bers lhe summ er months . Mrs. ore .tu meet at the Meigs lligh Hayes dl st us~l·d b!Jl!i wet <:.~ml Sehoul on M"y 27 to make the dry sull shad e pla nts a nd aJTt~ ll)..( emcnb . All an~ tu l<J ke hstt:d Sl'V l'ra l ur ct:tc h. Shl' nuted th at cull• us. tx:gumas. fl ower~ . Mrs. Marjo rie Wal burn \ <.~nd ' tulwl l a an· anwng tht· kt" Mrs. Adlla lou Lewb. wtd' dry sud. wlule blue la e<' . Mrs. Th111n pson l'eprescntcd pttlox. and S\.\'edpt..:c.t s. like tltt' the dub at the Hutl aml nwi st S!lil. F'ric !Jllly G<in.Jcncrs upen It's tina· lu plant glad tuli. meeting. Mrs. Thompson aml, Mr·s. l laye!-i se:tld, and to s pra J Mrs. Lewis repo rted on the rose bushes' di vide and I'CSl't recent mee tin g of the Mei gs 11\lllliS, iilld fill plrHll t•J' IJUXl'S Coun ty G"rden Clu b's wtlh geran ituns. as \~r·e ll CJS Associat ion noting tlmt il was sel out vegl'la hle plmtts. Tht• · progrCJITl by Mrs dcr'ided nut tu ho ve a Hegatta Thulllpsun Wit S on twrne J!l<:ttlt• flower , how Lit ts vear. Then· will be a .series of workshop:-. contauwrs ami shl' dtsplayed s t•\'t'l'i:.l l wllldl ~ he ht~l.J III<:H.Jc. Pat Thurna , Mrs. Muon:, Mrs. Tlturnrlsun. ~nd Mrs. Walburn Mrs. Ha yes al so IHitll: n;ds she .. usel.J wtl h rccc1 vet! " bl ue fo r a tulip p<.tlll l . gltltcr and o ltH.! I' dtspl" y and Mrs. Kelton " tll-t1 Jl'<l ti !IllS. blue fur tulips and "zale~s . Mrs. Margi.l ret Parker Mrs. P" rker willlwst the next jutlg~d the CHTO:I IIj..(CJI H.: Jib IJil lfl l'c tlng (:ll lht Mtdg s thspla y whiclr t arried wul the Museum thc lll e of onent<:~ l ;:t l'l. Blut' The hostess se rve<.! a Hull li·s. nn lk ca rtons. anl.J lx1 k1ng J><:l ll:"! \\ere <JJIIoll g the niJhuns \\'Cl'l! 1-(ivcn t~ Mrs. Ins Kell 1111 . Mrs Hay1•s. Ml' 'i d esserlru ur~e Saltz infant christened .Jun Perrin. Ni ck Rt KKS, Greg Tlrum" '· Jan Smtth . "nd Beth Wtlsun . Mrs . Dun Thum"s and daughter, Becky Sling a duct , .. Sunrise , Sunset" "nd the ~nthcm by the ehui r was l )lll tten,y. ' ·Mv Task." Gerald Hoffner ( 'hn stl'ning rnes Wl'l'l' pc r·waS at th e urgetn , ami Luri fo nn cd . IJy III L' Ih.•\ ' W II . SarCJh Se~ltz , in fGJn l dau~ltter uf Mr. and Mrs. ( 'l1ar les Set ltz, ~A' a~ ( ' hl'l .~ ll'fll'll Sundt~ y IIHJntlllg ttl Tnmty r ungn;gi:l t1 urw l ( '!1ur r h. Ju -· i ·-·-·· - ·- -·-· -· -i Per nn wl1u also curtfinnl'd 1 Social · I I 1 Calendar 1 I I 1 THURSDAY ME ETING Thursd"y at Salisbury Elementary for pa rents of children who will be attending junior· high this fa ll. Speakers wtll be John Mora, principal, Linda !1ear, and Ca rla Saelens. REVIV AI.. now in pro gress at Hazel Community Church. Thero n Duraham is th e evangelist. Services 7:30 p.m . nightly wi th special singing each eve ning.' RE VIVAL at Pomeroy t\nn Wltud Ht th~ piano. Motht:rs we r e n:cognizi!d and presented small pots of l.>egun1as. Mrs. Lilli e Huuck received ij put ul chrysan· themutns for llerng the oldest ntutlu:r present, and Mrs .. Mark Morris for being the youu gcst. Ca ndles. w e r e ltghle<.l by Dan11y Th umet~ "nd Ri ck Hl aettnar . Wesleyan Holiness Church now through May 21 at 7:30 p.m. nig htly. The Rev . Michael Watson, Westfield, Ind ., guest speaker . FRIDAY ODDS AND ENDS SALE Friday at Chester United Methodist Church from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ' · 'W\ ennfsa\Cd gets an &\pple urnovc( at Blu·ger Ch9-" 4 CEDAR FARM WIENERS .. --- r ~re n.t. n~ecting uf ~h e Win - ' Pomeroy th~g I ra t! Garden ( lu!J held at the hume of Huti1 I Personal Notes 1 Muu re. for $150 SHULTZ THIN PRETZELS Value Prtc. ... .. lx.•CJlJI I flcCJl l ll~ pro· jl•l'ls were dtscu!)sedrfr£ lht· 63's 16 oz. I · Arm & Hammel $3.00 Value F .I. P, Price . .. ere ISE ••• l CEPACOL MOUTHWASH \ DGET ~~ - ··- ··- ·· - ··-··- · --r ......._ FRESH 12oz. 89e -------------------------------· SPARE RIBS lB.$1 .-------------------------------------.---- B0 • SUPERIOR RED CASING RC or DIET RITE' Reg. Pr~ 11.39 LB. -----·- WHOLE' l .5 9 LB. 8 PAK ••••••••• HALF •••••••••••••~·••!1.69 Pork Neck Bonesls.39e . . -----------------------------------------· ' TOMATOES Braunschweiger 69~ 2LB. LB. 99 ~~ BANANAS • TOILET TISSUES 4 PAK 89~ ' 3 CANS S} 00 lU BOX 25 LB. BAG sge sss9 Vacation Needs ---. STATIONERY Boxed 89~ .19 P . Price Vafua69¢ Cream & Cocoa Butter aoz . lotion $1 .89 Value F.I,P. Price ., . 1% MILK Cinnamon Krisp .DOG FOOD I BROUGHTON HOMO MILK /z GAL 1 age I • •• 3 • • 3 LOAvESS u buy a super shef® or Big shef: ries and a drink ...you get a mouth-watering Apple Turnover for only a penny more. TOOTHBRUSH Soft , Medium , Ha rd Val ~e 79' F .I. P. Price ·a/99¢ QTS• WIZARD 0\VL HOTDOG AND BARBECUE SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 10 10 P.M. SUKDAY 10. TO lD food Stampt-We Reserw The Ri&bt To Lmlt ) Air Freshener 2 oz. f ,I.P . Price ... IWt Accept when TEK •1.29 Value 1()() BUNSBPAK 49~ 99¢ 7-UP or PEPSI COLA ' BREAD 99¢ Aut. Patterns .BROUGHTON AND ALPO DRY $1.79 Value F.I,P . Pric e ... DR. PEPPER $}49 GAL 2% MILK HONEY GRAHAMS DOG FOOD • • V2 PRICE POND'S VALLEY BELL WALDORF •• • • BOLOGNA 89e ;;;~..------------------------------------· H A 6 Bus hel 10 Ct. Or 26 Gal. 20 Ct. .CHECKBOOK/CLUTCH THURSDAY ONLY 19 TRASH BAGS AMITY ·, -}_) 79¢ Offer good only when sandwich, fries and soft drink are purchased at r~gular prices. eullf f Clwf II . . . . . 11\llk of Burtte Cktf 5¥ml'll l, ll\l: t nplflltll (l f9?~ BUilt! 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio . '· . Jack~on Ave., Pt. Pleasant, 'f:l· Va. "' . . , �l 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, May 16, 1978 r~~~·G;::;~a-;i~~~R~a~~"A":'~::::; :;:l Crumb cake iand jumper contest . ~ I p ~ ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel HEW AS HOUNDED TO AN EARLY DEATH DEAR HELEN AND SUE : My God ! Did the letter from "Record in New Jersey '' h1t home ! I wonder if..my 24-year:Oid son wrote it before he killed himself. He had a "record in New Jersey" too and he simp!)> couldn 't hack the harassment during the,last few years. He was constantly under police surveillance, lost jobs because of his drug "past," was hounded by neighbors who even now drop 10 presumably to offer sympathy, but imply, "Too bad he was an addict and overdosed." . Strangely enough, our son never took hard drugs, never shot or snorted. He did lake pills, LSD and pot. We used our savings and sent him to psychiatrists and a pl'lva te dinic. He was clean for years , but no one ever believ~'ll him . The police kicked in the door of my home. armed with warrants, searching for drugs- and found notlting . They told me a "concerned" neighbor had called them. . He was arrested on a trumped-up charge, and the offi cer told the truth which clearly indicated my sun was not guilty. Yet the same judge who issued the search warrants sentenced him to a year in jail. Then he said, hi s voice shaking, that if he were even five minutes late reporting to probation, he would revoke it and add an extra six months in jail beca use "people in this township must be protected against the likes of you! ' ' The kid had no car beca use he couldn't hold a decent job, and so was late hitchhiking fiv e miles to the probation office. He got a warning the first time, but the second time, rather than be late and nsk a year and one half in jail - he killed himself. . . His Close fri ends and I believe the legacy this bright , personable, gifted young man left us was, "Try to be less . judgmental. " So we're trying not to judge the police , the judge, the neighbors who saw only his past record . But it's hard, very hard. Please, Helen and Sue, start a crusade to help these kids before any of them gets to the point of desperation that my son reached. - A BEREFT MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: May your letter help start that crusade! It's one - by fa r the most poignant - of several which indicate abuse doesn't end when drug abuse stops .. Could we hear from others who have been this route ·~ -HELEN AND SUE RAP : My daughter is 17, seeing a fi ne young inan. They may . marry when they're out of college. Yesterdax she told me she was going to Planned Parenthood to get the pill. 1 can accept this, though unwillingly . Her father is different. He 'd hit the ceiling. . She's extremely honest and wants her dad to know. Should we tell him ' - APPREHENSIVE DEAR APPREHENSIVE : Your husband may not be as different as ~ou think . If h1s daughter thinks he's ready fo r the truth, then she should tell him. -HELEN AND SUE Meeting date announced Spring meeting of Reg ion ll , Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will be held at Royal Oak Park on May 2U . . Program for the day as announced by Mrs. Charles Kuhl, regional director. will include a slide presentation on nature by the Rev . William Middleswarth , pastor uf St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. ·As a hubby, the minister has compiled a beautiful and educational col· lection of•color slides. There will be a potl uck picme at noon wtth those atte11· ding being asked to take ~ "mea tless" dish and thelf own table setring . The Chester Garden Cl ub wil l fur· nish mea t dis hes a nd beverages . No adva nce registration IS netessary but asma ll registration fee will be charged to cover other cosl< of the day . After the p1cnic luncheon. Mrs. Roy Holter will demonstrate flo ral destgns to th~ theme, "Spnng Around the World ." Mrs. Holter IS an experienced and talented ar· ranger having wun mi: my rilr bons in competition. She has also dQne much work ex· perimenling with the effects of colored lighting and other spe<:ial d lect.o; on artistic des i~ ns . Bulbs fu r spn ng plantmg will be offered fur sa le at the meeting as well a ~ ut11cr plants and OAGC publications and m~tcria ls. . ~ Tilt• L'I'U tn b eakc a mi Va ll..:)' ·( iretrl gl ' wrtll I'UIIlt:!sb: Eula Wol ft· having t-hargt' of Mr~. knswn agent, .i:l nd Reeky Cot· t'unkl e; "Haw You J·:ver Nntll·cd" by Mrs. Leifheit ; " 'I' he ('luck uf Time" by Mrs. Blackst< lll ; "Pull Over", a sa fd y ht nl, by Jim Cunklc, ami llw ::mng, ··Shctkc Hctnt.ls with Muther Again'· by the tr ill , gruup. J Uil lpt' l' WCI'l' held .!II thr Thursile~y mght llll'cti ng of the Ro<:k Springs r. range h<·l d at the hall. Diane Eberts, Meigs Ex- the pru~n1111 wlw.:il UJM!Iled with gr\J UJ) si nt.(l ng of "Anteril'a. the llci.ulifu l. " The re was 1:t ll artide " Wheit We Should Ea t" by Mrs. Wolle. ami "The Fan ner" by tearhq, judged tlte eig ht ell· Mrs. Fra ncis Schaeffer. Mrs. tncs in the L:ct kc contest aml Wolf<· alou had two contests. the two in tlw jwnpcr. Fi rst Othe r rea din g.s w ~ n pn7.l' . fo r t'a k~s went tu ·· Dccu rCtti on n~ v" lw .lin1 Lucille Leifheit with Barbara Fry taking second. and B1•tty Conkl e t hird Helen Blackston took fir st 111 JUIIlper w1th Louise Hadfonl, ho m e l'L' UII UIIli l'S second. Tw o appli cations fu r me1nbe rship wen~ recut. Cun· tributwns were made to the NallUIIal Youth rund and to theSl<i te Youth r und . Vtsilot·s were front the Ohio Mrs. Martha King ami Mrs. Na tl l'Y "'"''M·or r~ s se r ve d refreshments. Church plans program on Christian school A prugnun on the Gallia Christi an Sehoul will be presen tt•d at the Middleport Fwsl Baptist Church at 7:30 -~..------··-··-~ · p.m. un Thursday and the pull lie is mviteil tu attend. There will be a slide 1. 1 prcsenl<ilion by membe1·s of 1 1 lilt' sehoul sl<ilf tu be followed by a que!:ltiun and anSWl' l' scsswn . The Gi;illia Culint v sdwol Ofl"ned in Sept. l97G TUESDAy · SAI..JSBURY PTO meeting, ami the slltff cunsisl"i of five 7:30 p.m. Tuesda y with .sli:! h: cert ified teaehcr.s, ct ll administra tor, offi ce assisprogram to feature selections l<int . speech terapist, and a by fift h and sixth grade band students under siection of pa rt-tune music teacher. T he pr ug rCI rn i s 111 David Bowen. Members are Uivtduahzed and offers a asked to tum in Royal Crown . Sli:l tc e~ ppru vcd curriculum bottle caps at meeting. fu r grades kiruJcrga rten POMEROY Chamber of thr ough tigh t. Basi<' rea din g. Commerce Tuesday at noon at Meigs Inn. Speakers will be Liz and Jerry Hilferty who are museum exitibit designers and own • and operate A Couple's Designer Inc., Middleport. CHESTER COUNCil. 32;1, A bl'ldal shower was held Daughter' uf America , Bp.1n . recently honoring Ellen Hic·e. Tuesd~y ~ ~ the hall. Htli a11· mversary of the l ud ~e to bt whose marriage lu Andy observed With clw rter B;ruuker was Gill evt:nt uftlay. lllelll bers tu be honored. Shcfl'ic Mi ght. Lind a VttUglmn. Chlurus Ge:t ul, Dun· ~1 e 111 be rs to l<i ke gifts fur the district rallv . Hefreslune11t.o; na Webe r, Myra Ro u.~ h . and .Jane W1.sc were hu.slcsses for will be serve'd. MID DLEPOHT LODGE the shuwer held at the hume of Mrs . Mi ~ ht . ~i:l. r . and A. M. 7::!0 p.m. A watering can am.l wn· Tuesday at the Masonic Tem· pic , Mtddle(M I. E11tered ap· prenl1ce degree' to be ton· dutted. demopstralion of the "jaws of AREA Volunteer Fire and life" rescue tool. Emergency _Assn . meeting CLEAN ING SESSION at Tuesday , 7:30 p.m. a t the Pom eroy Masonic.: Tern· Ravenswood, W. Va. , with pi c. P~ st matrons of representative of the Hurst Pomeroy Chapter tu be there Corp. to be on hand for a at6 p.m. THURSDAY ' PO ME ROY MAr.NOf.I A CLUB, 7:30 Thursd ay at the home of Mtss Bernice Ann Durst. Syracuse, who are shut-ins. WEDNESDAY Mrs. Cottrill used to attend POMEROY Lodge 164 , the Thursday meetings. F&AM, Wednesday, 7 p.m. They will also visit Mr. and Work in the FC degree; all Mrs. Gecrge Brickles, Laurel master masons invited. St., Middleport. BRADBURY CHURCH m' Sunda y, May 21 , there will CHRI ST. 7 p.m. Walter be an open air meeting at the Smith . lliiSSionary fro m West lower parking lot in Pomeroy Africa lu speak. Pu bhc Ill· at 6:45p.m. vited. THURSDAY BI G BEN D CITI ZENS SEt:N AND HEARD Ba nd Radi o Club,. special David Wiley and daughter·, meeting, Thursday, in the Danville, Calif . spen t the p~st chi ldren's home building. week here. While Mr . Wiley Pla ns to be made fur sa fety worked at the Ka iser plant break over Memorial Day An ge la weekend . All members asked at Raven s wuod,. visi ted wilh her grand- to attend . parents , Mr. and Mrs. Wi lbu r HOCK SPRINGS Belter Batley . Ruck Springs Hoad, Hea lth Cl ub, May lB. 12 noon and other relatives. covered dish dinner. Charter members urged to attend since 42nd anniversary will A thought lor the da y: be celebra ted. Those with ptc· Brit ish noveli st George lures ur newspaper ttrticlcs Meredit h sa id, " A witty on d ub acti vities asked to woman is a treasure, a witty display l hem. beauty is a power ." Social .II ,'Calen d ar II lll<:t lhcrnatics, langui:l gc ctrt.s , and s01.·ial studies are em· plws ize d . Art, ph ys ica l c•luca tiun and music including theory , vuca l and piuno, a rc ctlsu a part uf the school pt:ogram. Bible study ISoffered at each grade level, and good, citizenship, respect fur country and high stan· dards of conduct are a daily discipline at the Gallta Christian Sehoul. Sponsor of the program at the Middleport Church is the Busy Bee Sunday School d ass . At !i p.m. there will be nrothe r·daughter dinner . Mrs. Eliza beth Slaven 1s the president and Mrs. Leo ra Sigman the teacher of the dass. Bridal shower hosted for Miss Ellen Rice brella decorated the gift table and wedding bells were used throughout the living room. A peach an d •·green color ~·heme was carriW uul. The cake was inscribed "Best Wrshes. Ellen and Andy" and was served with punch. mint.o; and nul"l . Attending were Jani ce Sw isher. Nancy Sexsun , Becky Hunter, Sue Douglas, Jane Souders, L.adonna Boyd, Hila Mathews, Barbara Roush, Debbie Cunningham . a nd Ma rjorie Rice . Semling gifts were Janet flu ffy, Jan Judge, Linda Lambert , Teresa Mace, Deb: · oi e McCa ll. Dorothy Milliron , Frcuu:cs Dctvis, Rosemary Burson, Hariett Welch, Mary Ann Myers, Regi na Gray, and Fran cis Tullius. A $2.'i contribution was made to the newly organized Women's Auxiliary of the Metgs County Hea lth Depart· menl when the Ohio El<i Phi Clt<Jpter of BeLa Sigma Ph1 Sorority met at the Colur nbus and Sou thern Ohio f. lectri c Cu. reported on a ga rage sa le held Thursday, rriday and Saturday at Chester. A report wets also given 011the Mothers Day lea held Sunday. al the home of Mrs. Chery l Crow. Committee members naml'<l lor li te year were Mrs. Janel! Haptonstall and Susa n Well , social ; Mrs. Hose berry and Tonya Ohli nger, ways and means ; Peggy Stout, serVice; Sheila Heeves, prO: gram; Cht:ry l Cr ow, historian. Mrs . Kathy Cwrunlngs, re tirin g presi dent , presented a gift to Mrs. Tc:d Heed , sponsor. It was noted that a corsage had been lll'cscnted to Mrs. Li llian Moore fu r her help dun ng the year. Bre nda cultura l SHOP MASON FURNITURE I LED Linear design case and $121 .00 Court St. Pomeroy, 0. ·\lbmfJ 1 Ul!J\!Ju illUArMUct)m\J I I . . Mly 11, 1978 Th is co mlng year yo u may be drawn into a new gro up eocial· ly . It' s po ssi bl e you might feel . . . . yo u don t ftt In, bu111 Will pro ve to be one of you r warmest ci rcles . TAURUS ~April N~ ti ce Is hi!r eby given that the Regional Manpower Ser v i ces Coun c il (RM SCJ Ar ea 7, w ill be soliciting pro pos als for the F iscal Year 1979 Manpow er Program . Pro gra ms are fund ed th rough Ti tle 1 m on e y auth or ize d by the Com pr eh en s ho~e En:Jploym ent lind Train ing Ac t of 1973 CCETA J. As a compon ent of C ET ~, the general pu_rRose or T 1lle t program s 1S to prov ide lOb t r.a ini ng and emplo y men t opponun ifi es f or the econom ically d isadv a nto~~ged , 20·Miy 201 unemp loyed . You' ll be having such a good . . ttme . today you could e astly ovenrJdulg e m some manner . E11erythin g in moderati o n ma ke s fqr a happier day'. Find out wt"lo you 're romanti cally suited to by se nding for your copy Ol A stro·Graph letter . Matl 50 cen ts for each and a long , self -a ddressed , stamped en\lelope 10 Astro-Graph , P.O. Bo 489 A d ' c· St . x . a IO tt y at1~n , N,. v . 1~19 . Be sure to spectly btrth stgn . GEMINI ~May 21-June 20) Pitch tn and help at home first th ing today . That way no one will . mmd that yo u. have the rest of th e day al l to your self to do what you want . CANCER ~June 21-July 221 Be complimentar \! toda to o ne Y ' who real ly de se rves it , e ven though you feel she nelier applaud s when yo u 've do ne someth ing wo rt hy o f note LEO ~July 23-Aug. 221 Don 't an d un - de r em play ed person s an~ 10 assure tho~~t th ese ser v1c es l ei~ d. to ma xi mum em . ployment opportun i ti es . Howe ver , th e prim e spon sor for !he Ba la nce ot State requ.r E'_s . ! ~at only ~~~~g~ 1 c!N 1Y b~~~~~~:gt~~~R Title 1 for Fisc al Year 1979. A ll oppor tu n it i es w i lt be made 11vai l abl e w i t hout reg~rd to ra.~~· cre ed , color , na t1 ona l ong tn, sex, age, hand icap, poli tlc al aff il iati on , or beliefs . Geographic area served is RMSC 7 : Athe n!L G•ll ia', Hock fng, Jac~son , Lawr~nce , Met gs. end V1n t.on . count1es .. tnter e~ted. part 1es may obtam app1 1cettons and or infor mation fro m Marv Ann CraWford , 2636 '11 s . Sth St .. Ironton , Oh io 45638 at I 6W lll -ltSO. or Chesler Wt"1!te , Pianntno Super vtsor , Ofttce of Manpower Develop . ment, 30 East Broad st ., Columbus , Ohio 43215 at 1614) 466 -8326o: 1:800 -282 · 1050 (tol l · tree l . Th 1s ts to be don ~ no laler lnan May 25, 1978. bank too he avily today upon an Il l 16, lie al ly who has let you down before. Actuall y, what needs doi ng yo u c an do better on yo ur own an yway . VIRGO ~Aug . 23-Sepl. 221 Keep e't'erythmg out in the ope n ·lod ay. II you lry 10 do somethi ng co y , no matt er how small or harmless, you'l l get caughl. ·LIBRA ~Sept. 23·0ct. 23) The gentle methods I hal you hoped to use in a b u~1 n ess si tuation won 't prod uce re sults . Be r:nore l lrm . b ut remain fair . SCORPIO ~Oct. 2Hiov. 22) ) Acce pt people lor ex actly wh at they are because an y alliance yo u make to day can be of majo r importan ce A str ong bond will be cemen te d . SAGITTARIUS ~Nov . 23-Dec. 21) Don 'llake so le credil loday tor somethin g another has a hand in bringing about There ·s roo m in th e ltmeli ght fo r both parli es . CAPRICORN ~Dec . 22-Jan. 191 Yo u'll be a respec ted advise r to th ose you associ ate wi th Ieday becau se o f th e pleasant. philo· sophical wa y you pring har· many out of a cri sis . AQUARIUS ~Jan . 20-Feb. 191 Instead o; assuming something to be lacl just becau se another say s so, check it yo urself. Your NOTICE TO BIDOERS I ADVERTISEMENT! Seated bids w i ll be re cei ved by the Board of Cou nt y Comm i s s ion e rs , Me igs County , Oh i o at Com mi ssioner s Hearing Room , County Courthouse , until 2;0(1 P .M .. E.S.T. on May lJ. 1978 and op en ed l mm ed l.alely th ereatter for furni sh ing th e nece ss11ry l abor and ma te r i al s , too l m o~~ch l n e ry and appliances requ ired for Meigs County the Mult ipurpose Health Center , Pom er oy , Ohio accord ing to th e draw i nos and sp ecificat ions on fil e In the off ice ot th e A rch itect , Wr ight Kes ke · Kr ifSchaa u , Inc .. 3600 Trabue Rd ., Col umbus , Oh io 43 204. Cop ies of said draw ings and spe cif ication s may be obta in ed bV pr im e bidd er s fro m Wr ig ht . Kesk e . Kr i tschgau , Inc. upon th e deposit wlfh them of $50.00 i n Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat. 8:301115 : 00 Thursday Til 12 Noon Friday Until& P.M. Herman Grate 773-5592 Mason, W.Va. OUT ~\; LEAN & TENDER ------:/.'• . LB '1 09 PORK S'TEAK ....................... .. .-\-.- ~ CUBED PORKETTES ......... ~8~.~ STEAK 39 1 EXTRA LEAN BOILED HAM •••••••••••••••• !~.!229 \I 29 8 /? ':(LUNCH MEAt ••••••••• -.~ ~.!.1 total ol the base bid and all add altern•te bid1, as a guarantee tt"1at if the b id IS acc ep ted , .11 contra ct will ~ e entered Into and iiS per formance properly secured . The successful b i dders , upon receipt of acceptance of th eir proposa ls, must furnish 100 percent .Performan ce Bond and 100 percen t Labor and Mat~rla l Payment Bond to the Owner . Bidders Shllll note that th e Prevailing wage Rath publ ished by the U . S. Dept . of Labor (Davis Bacon Act 15 Amended) are to be compl ied with throughout this prolect . Bidders Shall atso note that the Rules and Regull!ltions on Equal Employment op . portunitv shl!lll be made a pa r t :: ; , ~ ~ contra ct. No b idder mo~~y withdraw h is bi d w ithin si xth (60 ) days after the actual date of th e ' en lng thereof . · If. i n the opin ion of lhe County Comm issioners and the Director of the Depart . m ent of Mento~~! Health and Mtntal Reti'lrdat lon on hi s d e t ~galed representat i ve, th e a cc tptance of the lOwest b id is not In the best Int erests ol" al l concerned , the County Com rr, ission er s may acc ept with th e con cur ren ce- of the Di rect or or his de legated repres enta ti ve , another proposal so opened or reject all proposals and advertise tor Other b ids . The Count y Com m ist\o ners with con .. c: urrence 01 the ·Direc tor 01 the Department of Menta l Health and Menta l Retar dat ion reserv es th e r ig ht to wa iv e any Informa li t ies . Sh ould an y bid be rtiected , su ch clerk s~~ au be forthwith r etu,.-ned to the b idder , and sh ou ld any bl(j be acc epted . such chec k wllt be re turn ed upon lhe prater ex ecution and !ec ur ing ot I he contract w 25 lS I 2, 9 , 16 , \ STORE SLICED DUTCH LOAF "-..., SUPERIOR ALL MEAT FRANKIES •••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. "c ~~~~~...""11""1111'."'..-----------~~ PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 20) in a partn ersh ip arrangement tod ay it may appe ar as it your co un· terpart doesn 'I have your bes t in teres ts a t heart . Th e opposi te is true , as yo u 'fl later learn . ARIES ~Morch 21·Aprll18) if you engag e in o ffi ce goss ip tod ay , it 'II hamper what should be a 11ery produ c tiv e and re warding Has birthchy 'NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Shaw na Ann Wolf e, The tollow i n~ d escri bed daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. w ill be offer ed lor Benny Wolfe, Rutland , items pub lic sat e to th e t"1i ghest L1!lebrated her third birthday bi ddf!r on t he prem ises of The Saturday at the home of Mrs . Cit y Loan and Sa"¥i nos Com panv . 125 E Ma in Str eet. An na Wolfe. Pomeroy, Oh io , on the 26ttt Streamers and balluuns da y of Ma y , 19 78, at 2: 30 lock PM we re used 111 the decorations o 'c1975 For d , 4 dr . sedan . 81 and a lwggcdy Ann doll cake Gra n ade se r . No. SW81 F was served with ice cream 16Cl46 Ter ms of Sat e : CZ!I sh . ·and beve ra ges. Games were Sell er reserves tt1e ri ght ro b id and to r eiect an y and ill! played by the children. bi ds . Gift.o; were prescn tl:d to Shawna by Mrs. Charlotte (5) 16, lt c Wolfe a nd Julie, Mrs. Carla Ingels and Carrie, Mrs. BrenPROBATE COURT OF da Wolfe, J immy and Calina , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Tony Miller, Mrs . Donna ESTATE OF Alvin Goll ' Goody and Angie, Mrs. OECEASED Case No . 72 .312 Ja nelle Kaylor, Mrs. Ruth NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ann Graham, Mrs. Penny OFF I DUCIAR y Powell . Mi·. and Mrs. Robert O.n May 10, 1978, in the W. Kuhn , Mrs. Kathryn Mit- M et gs Co un lv Proba te Court , Cue No. 22,38 2. F loren ce dtell , Mrs: Anna Wolfe, Mrs. Go ff. P. 0 . Box 262, Tuppers llubin Wolfe, Michael and Plains , Oh i o 45783 wu ap . POi nte-d Adm i nis tratri x of th e Angela. e s to~~ te of Alv in Goff , dece ased , late- of P. o. Box. 262. Tuppers Pla ins Oh io • 5783 . ' Manning 0 . Webster Probat e .J udoe·Cierk (ll 16, 23 , 30. Jtc ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Hrs. : 10:00 a.m . Iii 11:00 p.m. Sun. - Thurs. 10 til 12:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday . See us at the Pomeroy Bend Bridge. LUSCIOUS RED RIPE IIID·II,IOIRB REUTER·BROGAN IN_SURANCE somoone has an accident, falling ovor tho sprlnklor, etc .. while on my property, what kind of policy do I need to be cove rod tar damage&? Q. II A. You ar~ p rofect~d If you carry a Homeowners Polley ... the personal liability will\ medical clause Is bui lt lnlo It automatically. If you don 't hove a Homecwnors Polley a Person1l Liability Floater may be added for 1 minimal fee to any standard Fire Polley . For renters, a special pol icy can be written . 11 this Is the case, see•your agent . COCKTAIL PEANUTS ,.,, , .. , ... ,'~.~.· : .:~~,. 99~ COKE-SPRITE-TAB,,,.,,., ..',~~~. ~~·n·s·, s 149 f&l! 1 TlU~ or REGULAR SPAGHETTI, ... , ~: .~~. , 99~ COKE-SPRITE-TAB .. ... ,, ....... ~?. ?~: .~·.·~~~ . 99~ 1 .~..,, •• WISHBONE- It•li•n, Frencll or "" ," 1000 Is land 1 09 SALTINE CRACKERS, ........ , , , .: . .b:.~.~ .... s 1 SALAD DRESSINGS, .......... , .. , .. ~~: .~~~.t~~. 49~ to lb. Bag CHARCOAL BR IQU£TTES,., .. ,,,,,, .. , . KLEENEX '" ~., .. " PUDDINGS COFFEE TEA BAGS IF.i~~~~ W/C COUPON 7 --:- - : - :--. - . KETCHUP NO. 105 32 oz. btl. 69~ W/C Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY -;- :- 1 . ·r <I . .I NO. 125 32 oz. btl. 69~~ W/C • "'~upon E~pires .. TWIN CITY t ~I '20, 1978 ,WAY W/C >I• 100 ct. box GLAD 2 MIL TRASH BAGS NO. 255 $}79 W;C .:oupon Expires May 20 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY W/C 8 ct. box Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY COUPON COUPON COUPON HUNGRY JACK PILLSBURY HEINZ GENUINE 79¢ NO. 175 16 oz. box PANCAKE MIX NO. 205 W/C 2 lb. box COUPON NO. 205 NO. 32 oz. ' tl. ,. ~' ....... "' W/C Coupon Expires May 20,1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY LUCKY WHIP BLUE .BONNET TOPPING MARGARINE 85 6g~ W/C . TWINCITYGATEWAY • 79t COUPON .f Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY NO. 205 46 oz. btl. COuPO N 9 oz. can I W/C ' LIQUID DRANO ... 69~ DILL PICKLES Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires May 20 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY I CLEANER REFILL NO. 405 INSTANT POTATOES COIIPON WIN DEX $269 Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY ···· ·· ·.· 1 HEINZ TOMATO FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA 111WIIN 8 AM •rMIJ PM COUPON TENDERLEAF Coupon Expires May 20. 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY I COUP Of>! ·- MAXWELL HOUSE NO. 305 lb. can 4 .....__ COUPON 4 pak ctn. ·• 89~ HUNT'S SNACK PAK u 69¢ :~E . . . . . . .~~..l9 __ BETSY ROSS COUPON l'omll'oy, 0 . THE DAILY SENTINEL SNACK CHEDDARS .. , .............. :.~~:.~~..,. 79~ BATHROOM TISSUE .. , .. ., .,, .... ~.~~.~~ .~~~: .. 79~ LARGE PIES , , , .... , , .... , .... , ..~~.~~, ..., The lnsuronco Storo NEWSPAPER CARRIER WANTED $149 4 FRESH SOLID KEEBLEI! S KINGS FORD REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE H2:51JO YELLOW 3 LB. ONIONS ...........~~~.. ZEST A 8 • I. II U.S. NO. 1 1 NO. 105 214 E. Main STRAWBERRIES;,~~;gg Pl.. ANTE I! 5 992-2156 DISCOUNT SALE ISS ass ess men t o f th e si tuation will be far more accurate . )NE WSPAPER EN!ERPAISE ASSN ) physical environment. . DO cash or check for eech set of dr aw ings and speclf icet loris . The full SSO.OO dep9s1t on one set of drawings and sp ec ifications ·, an<l 1S.tO.OO of the 150.00 depo~it on anv add i t ional se-ts of sa id documents will be returned to b idders upon · return of drawings end spec lticatlon·s in good condition with .i n hm (lOJ days after bid openlrig d ate.. Bids for tt1e above des c ribed wo r k must be made on blanks to. be fur . n is hed by th e Ar ch i tect hereinbefore named . Bids musl be addressed to the Board of Countv Com . m inioners of Meigs County, !IF1d endorsed on outsj_de of envelope the items or work bid upon . Ea ch bid must contain the full name or every person or company interested in the sam e, shall separately state the pr(ce for- labor and materilll. and must be ac -· companied by a bid bond or a certified check on some solvent bank In an amount p1 not less than f ive percent (5 per cent) , in s"'pe clfi c amounts ot dollars and cents, of the LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FISCAL YEAR 1179 coMPREHENsivE MANPOWER PROGRAMS PHONE bra celet . Silve r . GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE BernI·ce 8ede Os0 1· day . Ignore the busybodies. For the graduate, there's no present Contribution announced like the time. S\60 .00 ASTRO•GRAPH held at Rock Springs Grange Salvation Army Week begins· Robert Estep , Ma son , soldier at the local corps of the Salvation Army, was guest speaker for the opening of the National Salvation Army Week Sunday night , Envoy and Mrs. Ray Wining announced. WPSM Eloise Adam s presided at the Sunday night meeting: Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the young people will hold their youth night at the hall and mini -park foll owing th e closing pf the Sunday School contest . In the contest the "reds" led by Major Glenna Rummel lost to the "blues" led by Jackie Justice. Thursda y· the Home Leagu e, follo win g thei r meeting and lunch, will visit Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Cottrill , For Wodn011day , Moy 11 2 Hb. ctns. W/C Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY �l 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, May 16, 1978 r~~~·G;::;~a-;i~~~R~a~~"A":'~::::; :;:l Crumb cake iand jumper contest . ~ I p ~ ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel HEW AS HOUNDED TO AN EARLY DEATH DEAR HELEN AND SUE : My God ! Did the letter from "Record in New Jersey '' h1t home ! I wonder if..my 24-year:Oid son wrote it before he killed himself. He had a "record in New Jersey" too and he simp!)> couldn 't hack the harassment during the,last few years. He was constantly under police surveillance, lost jobs because of his drug "past," was hounded by neighbors who even now drop 10 presumably to offer sympathy, but imply, "Too bad he was an addict and overdosed." . Strangely enough, our son never took hard drugs, never shot or snorted. He did lake pills, LSD and pot. We used our savings and sent him to psychiatrists and a pl'lva te dinic. He was clean for years , but no one ever believ~'ll him . The police kicked in the door of my home. armed with warrants, searching for drugs- and found notlting . They told me a "concerned" neighbor had called them. . He was arrested on a trumped-up charge, and the offi cer told the truth which clearly indicated my sun was not guilty. Yet the same judge who issued the search warrants sentenced him to a year in jail. Then he said, hi s voice shaking, that if he were even five minutes late reporting to probation, he would revoke it and add an extra six months in jail beca use "people in this township must be protected against the likes of you! ' ' The kid had no car beca use he couldn't hold a decent job, and so was late hitchhiking fiv e miles to the probation office. He got a warning the first time, but the second time, rather than be late and nsk a year and one half in jail - he killed himself. . . His Close fri ends and I believe the legacy this bright , personable, gifted young man left us was, "Try to be less . judgmental. " So we're trying not to judge the police , the judge, the neighbors who saw only his past record . But it's hard, very hard. Please, Helen and Sue, start a crusade to help these kids before any of them gets to the point of desperation that my son reached. - A BEREFT MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: May your letter help start that crusade! It's one - by fa r the most poignant - of several which indicate abuse doesn't end when drug abuse stops .. Could we hear from others who have been this route ·~ -HELEN AND SUE RAP : My daughter is 17, seeing a fi ne young inan. They may . marry when they're out of college. Yesterdax she told me she was going to Planned Parenthood to get the pill. 1 can accept this, though unwillingly . Her father is different. He 'd hit the ceiling. . She's extremely honest and wants her dad to know. Should we tell him ' - APPREHENSIVE DEAR APPREHENSIVE : Your husband may not be as different as ~ou think . If h1s daughter thinks he's ready fo r the truth, then she should tell him. -HELEN AND SUE Meeting date announced Spring meeting of Reg ion ll , Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will be held at Royal Oak Park on May 2U . . Program for the day as announced by Mrs. Charles Kuhl, regional director. will include a slide presentation on nature by the Rev . William Middleswarth , pastor uf St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. ·As a hubby, the minister has compiled a beautiful and educational col· lection of•color slides. There will be a potl uck picme at noon wtth those atte11· ding being asked to take ~ "mea tless" dish and thelf own table setring . The Chester Garden Cl ub wil l fur· nish mea t dis hes a nd beverages . No adva nce registration IS netessary but asma ll registration fee will be charged to cover other cosl< of the day . After the p1cnic luncheon. Mrs. Roy Holter will demonstrate flo ral destgns to th~ theme, "Spnng Around the World ." Mrs. Holter IS an experienced and talented ar· ranger having wun mi: my rilr bons in competition. She has also dQne much work ex· perimenling with the effects of colored lighting and other spe<:ial d lect.o; on artistic des i~ ns . Bulbs fu r spn ng plantmg will be offered fur sa le at the meeting as well a ~ ut11cr plants and OAGC publications and m~tcria ls. . ~ Tilt• L'I'U tn b eakc a mi Va ll..:)' ·( iretrl gl ' wrtll I'UIIlt:!sb: Eula Wol ft· having t-hargt' of Mr~. knswn agent, .i:l nd Reeky Cot· t'unkl e; "Haw You J·:ver Nntll·cd" by Mrs. Leifheit ; " 'I' he ('luck uf Time" by Mrs. Blackst< lll ; "Pull Over", a sa fd y ht nl, by Jim Cunklc, ami llw ::mng, ··Shctkc Hctnt.ls with Muther Again'· by the tr ill , gruup. J Uil lpt' l' WCI'l' held .!II thr Thursile~y mght llll'cti ng of the Ro<:k Springs r. range h<·l d at the hall. Diane Eberts, Meigs Ex- the pru~n1111 wlw.:il UJM!Iled with gr\J UJ) si nt.(l ng of "Anteril'a. the llci.ulifu l. " The re was 1:t ll artide " Wheit We Should Ea t" by Mrs. Wolle. ami "The Fan ner" by tearhq, judged tlte eig ht ell· Mrs. Fra ncis Schaeffer. Mrs. tncs in the L:ct kc contest aml Wolf<· alou had two contests. the two in tlw jwnpcr. Fi rst Othe r rea din g.s w ~ n pn7.l' . fo r t'a k~s went tu ·· Dccu rCtti on n~ v" lw .lin1 Lucille Leifheit with Barbara Fry taking second. and B1•tty Conkl e t hird Helen Blackston took fir st 111 JUIIlper w1th Louise Hadfonl, ho m e l'L' UII UIIli l'S second. Tw o appli cations fu r me1nbe rship wen~ recut. Cun· tributwns were made to the NallUIIal Youth rund and to theSl<i te Youth r und . Vtsilot·s were front the Ohio Mrs. Martha King ami Mrs. Na tl l'Y "'"''M·or r~ s se r ve d refreshments. Church plans program on Christian school A prugnun on the Gallia Christi an Sehoul will be presen tt•d at the Middleport Fwsl Baptist Church at 7:30 -~..------··-··-~ · p.m. un Thursday and the pull lie is mviteil tu attend. There will be a slide 1. 1 prcsenl<ilion by membe1·s of 1 1 lilt' sehoul sl<ilf tu be followed by a que!:ltiun and anSWl' l' scsswn . The Gi;illia Culint v sdwol Ofl"ned in Sept. l97G TUESDAy · SAI..JSBURY PTO meeting, ami the slltff cunsisl"i of five 7:30 p.m. Tuesda y with .sli:! h: cert ified teaehcr.s, ct ll administra tor, offi ce assisprogram to feature selections l<int . speech terapist, and a by fift h and sixth grade band students under siection of pa rt-tune music teacher. T he pr ug rCI rn i s 111 David Bowen. Members are Uivtduahzed and offers a asked to tum in Royal Crown . Sli:l tc e~ ppru vcd curriculum bottle caps at meeting. fu r grades kiruJcrga rten POMEROY Chamber of thr ough tigh t. Basi<' rea din g. Commerce Tuesday at noon at Meigs Inn. Speakers will be Liz and Jerry Hilferty who are museum exitibit designers and own • and operate A Couple's Designer Inc., Middleport. CHESTER COUNCil. 32;1, A bl'ldal shower was held Daughter' uf America , Bp.1n . recently honoring Ellen Hic·e. Tuesd~y ~ ~ the hall. Htli a11· mversary of the l ud ~e to bt whose marriage lu Andy observed With clw rter B;ruuker was Gill evt:nt uftlay. lllelll bers tu be honored. Shcfl'ic Mi ght. Lind a VttUglmn. Chlurus Ge:t ul, Dun· ~1 e 111 be rs to l<i ke gifts fur the district rallv . Hefreslune11t.o; na Webe r, Myra Ro u.~ h . and .Jane W1.sc were hu.slcsses for will be serve'd. MID DLEPOHT LODGE the shuwer held at the hume of Mrs . Mi ~ ht . ~i:l. r . and A. M. 7::!0 p.m. A watering can am.l wn· Tuesday at the Masonic Tem· pic , Mtddle(M I. E11tered ap· prenl1ce degree' to be ton· dutted. demopstralion of the "jaws of AREA Volunteer Fire and life" rescue tool. Emergency _Assn . meeting CLEAN ING SESSION at Tuesday , 7:30 p.m. a t the Pom eroy Masonic.: Tern· Ravenswood, W. Va. , with pi c. P~ st matrons of representative of the Hurst Pomeroy Chapter tu be there Corp. to be on hand for a at6 p.m. THURSDAY ' PO ME ROY MAr.NOf.I A CLUB, 7:30 Thursd ay at the home of Mtss Bernice Ann Durst. Syracuse, who are shut-ins. WEDNESDAY Mrs. Cottrill used to attend POMEROY Lodge 164 , the Thursday meetings. F&AM, Wednesday, 7 p.m. They will also visit Mr. and Work in the FC degree; all Mrs. Gecrge Brickles, Laurel master masons invited. St., Middleport. BRADBURY CHURCH m' Sunda y, May 21 , there will CHRI ST. 7 p.m. Walter be an open air meeting at the Smith . lliiSSionary fro m West lower parking lot in Pomeroy Africa lu speak. Pu bhc Ill· at 6:45p.m. vited. THURSDAY BI G BEN D CITI ZENS SEt:N AND HEARD Ba nd Radi o Club,. special David Wiley and daughter·, meeting, Thursday, in the Danville, Calif . spen t the p~st chi ldren's home building. week here. While Mr . Wiley Pla ns to be made fur sa fety worked at the Ka iser plant break over Memorial Day An ge la weekend . All members asked at Raven s wuod,. visi ted wilh her grand- to attend . parents , Mr. and Mrs. Wi lbu r HOCK SPRINGS Belter Batley . Ruck Springs Hoad, Hea lth Cl ub, May lB. 12 noon and other relatives. covered dish dinner. Charter members urged to attend since 42nd anniversary will A thought lor the da y: be celebra ted. Those with ptc· Brit ish noveli st George lures ur newspaper ttrticlcs Meredit h sa id, " A witty on d ub acti vities asked to woman is a treasure, a witty display l hem. beauty is a power ." Social .II ,'Calen d ar II lll<:t lhcrnatics, langui:l gc ctrt.s , and s01.·ial studies are em· plws ize d . Art, ph ys ica l c•luca tiun and music including theory , vuca l and piuno, a rc ctlsu a part uf the school pt:ogram. Bible study ISoffered at each grade level, and good, citizenship, respect fur country and high stan· dards of conduct are a daily discipline at the Gallta Christian Sehoul. Sponsor of the program at the Middleport Church is the Busy Bee Sunday School d ass . At !i p.m. there will be nrothe r·daughter dinner . Mrs. Eliza beth Slaven 1s the president and Mrs. Leo ra Sigman the teacher of the dass. Bridal shower hosted for Miss Ellen Rice brella decorated the gift table and wedding bells were used throughout the living room. A peach an d •·green color ~·heme was carriW uul. The cake was inscribed "Best Wrshes. Ellen and Andy" and was served with punch. mint.o; and nul"l . Attending were Jani ce Sw isher. Nancy Sexsun , Becky Hunter, Sue Douglas, Jane Souders, L.adonna Boyd, Hila Mathews, Barbara Roush, Debbie Cunningham . a nd Ma rjorie Rice . Semling gifts were Janet flu ffy, Jan Judge, Linda Lambert , Teresa Mace, Deb: · oi e McCa ll. Dorothy Milliron , Frcuu:cs Dctvis, Rosemary Burson, Hariett Welch, Mary Ann Myers, Regi na Gray, and Fran cis Tullius. A $2.'i contribution was made to the newly organized Women's Auxiliary of the Metgs County Hea lth Depart· menl when the Ohio El<i Phi Clt<Jpter of BeLa Sigma Ph1 Sorority met at the Colur nbus and Sou thern Ohio f. lectri c Cu. reported on a ga rage sa le held Thursday, rriday and Saturday at Chester. A report wets also given 011the Mothers Day lea held Sunday. al the home of Mrs. Chery l Crow. Committee members naml'<l lor li te year were Mrs. Janel! Haptonstall and Susa n Well , social ; Mrs. Hose berry and Tonya Ohli nger, ways and means ; Peggy Stout, serVice; Sheila Heeves, prO: gram; Cht:ry l Cr ow, historian. Mrs . Kathy Cwrunlngs, re tirin g presi dent , presented a gift to Mrs. Tc:d Heed , sponsor. It was noted that a corsage had been lll'cscnted to Mrs. Li llian Moore fu r her help dun ng the year. Bre nda cultura l SHOP MASON FURNITURE I LED Linear design case and $121 .00 Court St. Pomeroy, 0. ·\lbmfJ 1 Ul!J\!Ju illUArMUct)m\J I I . . Mly 11, 1978 Th is co mlng year yo u may be drawn into a new gro up eocial· ly . It' s po ssi bl e you might feel . . . . yo u don t ftt In, bu111 Will pro ve to be one of you r warmest ci rcles . TAURUS ~April N~ ti ce Is hi!r eby given that the Regional Manpower Ser v i ces Coun c il (RM SCJ Ar ea 7, w ill be soliciting pro pos als for the F iscal Year 1979 Manpow er Program . Pro gra ms are fund ed th rough Ti tle 1 m on e y auth or ize d by the Com pr eh en s ho~e En:Jploym ent lind Train ing Ac t of 1973 CCETA J. As a compon ent of C ET ~, the general pu_rRose or T 1lle t program s 1S to prov ide lOb t r.a ini ng and emplo y men t opponun ifi es f or the econom ically d isadv a nto~~ged , 20·Miy 201 unemp loyed . You' ll be having such a good . . ttme . today you could e astly ovenrJdulg e m some manner . E11erythin g in moderati o n ma ke s fqr a happier day'. Find out wt"lo you 're romanti cally suited to by se nding for your copy Ol A stro·Graph letter . Matl 50 cen ts for each and a long , self -a ddressed , stamped en\lelope 10 Astro-Graph , P.O. Bo 489 A d ' c· St . x . a IO tt y at1~n , N,. v . 1~19 . Be sure to spectly btrth stgn . GEMINI ~May 21-June 20) Pitch tn and help at home first th ing today . That way no one will . mmd that yo u. have the rest of th e day al l to your self to do what you want . CANCER ~June 21-July 221 Be complimentar \! toda to o ne Y ' who real ly de se rves it , e ven though you feel she nelier applaud s when yo u 've do ne someth ing wo rt hy o f note LEO ~July 23-Aug. 221 Don 't an d un - de r em play ed person s an~ 10 assure tho~~t th ese ser v1c es l ei~ d. to ma xi mum em . ployment opportun i ti es . Howe ver , th e prim e spon sor for !he Ba la nce ot State requ.r E'_s . ! ~at only ~~~~g~ 1 c!N 1Y b~~~~~~:gt~~~R Title 1 for Fisc al Year 1979. A ll oppor tu n it i es w i lt be made 11vai l abl e w i t hout reg~rd to ra.~~· cre ed , color , na t1 ona l ong tn, sex, age, hand icap, poli tlc al aff il iati on , or beliefs . Geographic area served is RMSC 7 : Athe n!L G•ll ia', Hock fng, Jac~son , Lawr~nce , Met gs. end V1n t.on . count1es .. tnter e~ted. part 1es may obtam app1 1cettons and or infor mation fro m Marv Ann CraWford , 2636 '11 s . Sth St .. Ironton , Oh io 45638 at I 6W lll -ltSO. or Chesler Wt"1!te , Pianntno Super vtsor , Ofttce of Manpower Develop . ment, 30 East Broad st ., Columbus , Ohio 43215 at 1614) 466 -8326o: 1:800 -282 · 1050 (tol l · tree l . Th 1s ts to be don ~ no laler lnan May 25, 1978. bank too he avily today upon an Il l 16, lie al ly who has let you down before. Actuall y, what needs doi ng yo u c an do better on yo ur own an yway . VIRGO ~Aug . 23-Sepl. 221 Keep e't'erythmg out in the ope n ·lod ay. II you lry 10 do somethi ng co y , no matt er how small or harmless, you'l l get caughl. ·LIBRA ~Sept. 23·0ct. 23) The gentle methods I hal you hoped to use in a b u~1 n ess si tuation won 't prod uce re sults . Be r:nore l lrm . b ut remain fair . SCORPIO ~Oct. 2Hiov. 22) ) Acce pt people lor ex actly wh at they are because an y alliance yo u make to day can be of majo r importan ce A str ong bond will be cemen te d . SAGITTARIUS ~Nov . 23-Dec. 21) Don 'llake so le credil loday tor somethin g another has a hand in bringing about There ·s roo m in th e ltmeli ght fo r both parli es . CAPRICORN ~Dec . 22-Jan. 191 Yo u'll be a respec ted advise r to th ose you associ ate wi th Ieday becau se o f th e pleasant. philo· sophical wa y you pring har· many out of a cri sis . AQUARIUS ~Jan . 20-Feb. 191 Instead o; assuming something to be lacl just becau se another say s so, check it yo urself. Your NOTICE TO BIDOERS I ADVERTISEMENT! Seated bids w i ll be re cei ved by the Board of Cou nt y Comm i s s ion e rs , Me igs County , Oh i o at Com mi ssioner s Hearing Room , County Courthouse , until 2;0(1 P .M .. E.S.T. on May lJ. 1978 and op en ed l mm ed l.alely th ereatter for furni sh ing th e nece ss11ry l abor and ma te r i al s , too l m o~~ch l n e ry and appliances requ ired for Meigs County the Mult ipurpose Health Center , Pom er oy , Ohio accord ing to th e draw i nos and sp ecificat ions on fil e In the off ice ot th e A rch itect , Wr ight Kes ke · Kr ifSchaa u , Inc .. 3600 Trabue Rd ., Col umbus , Oh io 43 204. Cop ies of said draw ings and spe cif ication s may be obta in ed bV pr im e bidd er s fro m Wr ig ht . Kesk e . Kr i tschgau , Inc. upon th e deposit wlfh them of $50.00 i n Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat. 8:301115 : 00 Thursday Til 12 Noon Friday Until& P.M. Herman Grate 773-5592 Mason, W.Va. OUT ~\; LEAN & TENDER ------:/.'• . LB '1 09 PORK S'TEAK ....................... .. .-\-.- ~ CUBED PORKETTES ......... ~8~.~ STEAK 39 1 EXTRA LEAN BOILED HAM •••••••••••••••• !~.!229 \I 29 8 /? ':(LUNCH MEAt ••••••••• -.~ ~.!.1 total ol the base bid and all add altern•te bid1, as a guarantee tt"1at if the b id IS acc ep ted , .11 contra ct will ~ e entered Into and iiS per formance properly secured . The successful b i dders , upon receipt of acceptance of th eir proposa ls, must furnish 100 percent .Performan ce Bond and 100 percen t Labor and Mat~rla l Payment Bond to the Owner . Bidders Shllll note that th e Prevailing wage Rath publ ished by the U . S. Dept . of Labor (Davis Bacon Act 15 Amended) are to be compl ied with throughout this prolect . Bidders Shall atso note that the Rules and Regull!ltions on Equal Employment op . portunitv shl!lll be made a pa r t :: ; , ~ ~ contra ct. No b idder mo~~y withdraw h is bi d w ithin si xth (60 ) days after the actual date of th e ' en lng thereof . · If. i n the opin ion of lhe County Comm issioners and the Director of the Depart . m ent of Mento~~! Health and Mtntal Reti'lrdat lon on hi s d e t ~galed representat i ve, th e a cc tptance of the lOwest b id is not In the best Int erests ol" al l concerned , the County Com rr, ission er s may acc ept with th e con cur ren ce- of the Di rect or or his de legated repres enta ti ve , another proposal so opened or reject all proposals and advertise tor Other b ids . The Count y Com m ist\o ners with con .. c: urrence 01 the ·Direc tor 01 the Department of Menta l Health and Menta l Retar dat ion reserv es th e r ig ht to wa iv e any Informa li t ies . Sh ould an y bid be rtiected , su ch clerk s~~ au be forthwith r etu,.-ned to the b idder , and sh ou ld any bl(j be acc epted . such chec k wllt be re turn ed upon lhe prater ex ecution and !ec ur ing ot I he contract w 25 lS I 2, 9 , 16 , \ STORE SLICED DUTCH LOAF "-..., SUPERIOR ALL MEAT FRANKIES •••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. "c ~~~~~...""11""1111'."'..-----------~~ PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 20) in a partn ersh ip arrangement tod ay it may appe ar as it your co un· terpart doesn 'I have your bes t in teres ts a t heart . Th e opposi te is true , as yo u 'fl later learn . ARIES ~Morch 21·Aprll18) if you engag e in o ffi ce goss ip tod ay , it 'II hamper what should be a 11ery produ c tiv e and re warding Has birthchy 'NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Shaw na Ann Wolf e, The tollow i n~ d escri bed daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. w ill be offer ed lor Benny Wolfe, Rutland , items pub lic sat e to th e t"1i ghest L1!lebrated her third birthday bi ddf!r on t he prem ises of The Saturday at the home of Mrs . Cit y Loan and Sa"¥i nos Com panv . 125 E Ma in Str eet. An na Wolfe. Pomeroy, Oh io , on the 26ttt Streamers and balluuns da y of Ma y , 19 78, at 2: 30 lock PM we re used 111 the decorations o 'c1975 For d , 4 dr . sedan . 81 and a lwggcdy Ann doll cake Gra n ade se r . No. SW81 F was served with ice cream 16Cl46 Ter ms of Sat e : CZ!I sh . ·and beve ra ges. Games were Sell er reserves tt1e ri ght ro b id and to r eiect an y and ill! played by the children. bi ds . Gift.o; were prescn tl:d to Shawna by Mrs. Charlotte (5) 16, lt c Wolfe a nd Julie, Mrs. Carla Ingels and Carrie, Mrs. BrenPROBATE COURT OF da Wolfe, J immy and Calina , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Tony Miller, Mrs . Donna ESTATE OF Alvin Goll ' Goody and Angie, Mrs. OECEASED Case No . 72 .312 Ja nelle Kaylor, Mrs. Ruth NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ann Graham, Mrs. Penny OFF I DUCIAR y Powell . Mi·. and Mrs. Robert O.n May 10, 1978, in the W. Kuhn , Mrs. Kathryn Mit- M et gs Co un lv Proba te Court , Cue No. 22,38 2. F loren ce dtell , Mrs: Anna Wolfe, Mrs. Go ff. P. 0 . Box 262, Tuppers llubin Wolfe, Michael and Plains , Oh i o 45783 wu ap . POi nte-d Adm i nis tratri x of th e Angela. e s to~~ te of Alv in Goff , dece ased , late- of P. o. Box. 262. Tuppers Pla ins Oh io • 5783 . ' Manning 0 . Webster Probat e .J udoe·Cierk (ll 16, 23 , 30. Jtc ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY Hrs. : 10:00 a.m . Iii 11:00 p.m. Sun. - Thurs. 10 til 12:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday . See us at the Pomeroy Bend Bridge. LUSCIOUS RED RIPE IIID·II,IOIRB REUTER·BROGAN IN_SURANCE somoone has an accident, falling ovor tho sprlnklor, etc .. while on my property, what kind of policy do I need to be cove rod tar damage&? Q. II A. You ar~ p rofect~d If you carry a Homeowners Polley ... the personal liability will\ medical clause Is bui lt lnlo It automatically. If you don 't hove a Homecwnors Polley a Person1l Liability Floater may be added for 1 minimal fee to any standard Fire Polley . For renters, a special pol icy can be written . 11 this Is the case, see•your agent . COCKTAIL PEANUTS ,.,, , .. , ... ,'~.~.· : .:~~,. 99~ COKE-SPRITE-TAB,,,.,,., ..',~~~. ~~·n·s·, s 149 f&l! 1 TlU~ or REGULAR SPAGHETTI, ... , ~: .~~. , 99~ COKE-SPRITE-TAB .. ... ,, ....... ~?. ?~: .~·.·~~~ . 99~ 1 .~..,, •• WISHBONE- It•li•n, Frencll or "" ," 1000 Is land 1 09 SALTINE CRACKERS, ........ , , , .: . .b:.~.~ .... s 1 SALAD DRESSINGS, .......... , .. , .. ~~: .~~~.t~~. 49~ to lb. Bag CHARCOAL BR IQU£TTES,., .. ,,,,,, .. , . KLEENEX '" ~., .. " PUDDINGS COFFEE TEA BAGS IF.i~~~~ W/C COUPON 7 --:- - : - :--. - . KETCHUP NO. 105 32 oz. btl. 69~ W/C Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY -;- :- 1 . ·r <I . .I NO. 125 32 oz. btl. 69~~ W/C • "'~upon E~pires .. TWIN CITY t ~I '20, 1978 ,WAY W/C >I• 100 ct. box GLAD 2 MIL TRASH BAGS NO. 255 $}79 W;C .:oupon Expires May 20 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY W/C 8 ct. box Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY COUPON COUPON COUPON HUNGRY JACK PILLSBURY HEINZ GENUINE 79¢ NO. 175 16 oz. box PANCAKE MIX NO. 205 W/C 2 lb. box COUPON NO. 205 NO. 32 oz. ' tl. ,. ~' ....... "' W/C Coupon Expires May 20,1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY LUCKY WHIP BLUE .BONNET TOPPING MARGARINE 85 6g~ W/C . TWINCITYGATEWAY • 79t COUPON .f Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY NO. 205 46 oz. btl. COuPO N 9 oz. can I W/C ' LIQUID DRANO ... 69~ DILL PICKLES Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Coupon Expires May 20 , 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY I CLEANER REFILL NO. 405 INSTANT POTATOES COIIPON WIN DEX $269 Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY ···· ·· ·.· 1 HEINZ TOMATO FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA 111WIIN 8 AM •rMIJ PM COUPON TENDERLEAF Coupon Expires May 20. 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY I COUP Of>! ·- MAXWELL HOUSE NO. 305 lb. can 4 .....__ COUPON 4 pak ctn. ·• 89~ HUNT'S SNACK PAK u 69¢ :~E . . . . . . .~~..l9 __ BETSY ROSS COUPON l'omll'oy, 0 . THE DAILY SENTINEL SNACK CHEDDARS .. , .............. :.~~:.~~..,. 79~ BATHROOM TISSUE .. , .. ., .,, .... ~.~~.~~ .~~~: .. 79~ LARGE PIES , , , .... , , .... , .... , ..~~.~~, ..., The lnsuronco Storo NEWSPAPER CARRIER WANTED $149 4 FRESH SOLID KEEBLEI! S KINGS FORD REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE H2:51JO YELLOW 3 LB. ONIONS ...........~~~.. ZEST A 8 • I. II U.S. NO. 1 1 NO. 105 214 E. Main STRAWBERRIES;,~~;gg Pl.. ANTE I! 5 992-2156 DISCOUNT SALE ISS ass ess men t o f th e si tuation will be far more accurate . )NE WSPAPER EN!ERPAISE ASSN ) physical environment. . DO cash or check for eech set of dr aw ings and speclf icet loris . The full SSO.OO dep9s1t on one set of drawings and sp ec ifications ·, an<l 1S.tO.OO of the 150.00 depo~it on anv add i t ional se-ts of sa id documents will be returned to b idders upon · return of drawings end spec lticatlon·s in good condition with .i n hm (lOJ days after bid openlrig d ate.. Bids for tt1e above des c ribed wo r k must be made on blanks to. be fur . n is hed by th e Ar ch i tect hereinbefore named . Bids musl be addressed to the Board of Countv Com . m inioners of Meigs County, !IF1d endorsed on outsj_de of envelope the items or work bid upon . Ea ch bid must contain the full name or every person or company interested in the sam e, shall separately state the pr(ce for- labor and materilll. and must be ac -· companied by a bid bond or a certified check on some solvent bank In an amount p1 not less than f ive percent (5 per cent) , in s"'pe clfi c amounts ot dollars and cents, of the LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FISCAL YEAR 1179 coMPREHENsivE MANPOWER PROGRAMS PHONE bra celet . Silve r . GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE BernI·ce 8ede Os0 1· day . Ignore the busybodies. For the graduate, there's no present Contribution announced like the time. S\60 .00 ASTRO•GRAPH held at Rock Springs Grange Salvation Army Week begins· Robert Estep , Ma son , soldier at the local corps of the Salvation Army, was guest speaker for the opening of the National Salvation Army Week Sunday night , Envoy and Mrs. Ray Wining announced. WPSM Eloise Adam s presided at the Sunday night meeting: Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the young people will hold their youth night at the hall and mini -park foll owing th e closing pf the Sunday School contest . In the contest the "reds" led by Major Glenna Rummel lost to the "blues" led by Jackie Justice. Thursda y· the Home Leagu e, follo win g thei r meeting and lunch, will visit Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Cottrill , For Wodn011day , Moy 11 2 Hb. ctns. W/C Coupon Expires May 20, 1978 TWIN CITY GATEWAY �• . 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomer~.Y . 0 ., Tuesday, May .l6, 1978 u..q.wantm wANTAD CHARGES RN FOR ·SolurdOy on d Sunday day !th1lt . Co li Ar cod to Nu rsing Home . l!!ool v•llc . bl4 -b67-J J9Q . t:l Wurd.sur Under Cash 1.00 1.50 I.M 3.00 ldlly 2 dll )'S 3 days 6 duys Cl 111r~t' 125 !.90 22.1 wnn b IS <I L'CillS l)t'r wur·d Vt'r J.l<~~ Ails rWUlUII!t other tl1<1n eurrst'l'Ull\'t' <ill)'S 'A'Ili bt> rhargctl HI lht' I d!t) nil~ In memory, Carll uf TI1Hnks and Obrlutlt)' 6 cents ~r wurd, JJ 00 tr'Ulll,mwn Cash ir1 iit!Vdlll'U , Mulnlt' Hmnl' SHit!.-. I! lid Y;srd sales ~re at•ccptcd only wrth cash wrth un.ler 25 L'l'lll dlflfl$t' fur 1uls r~trr) · tnr: Bo!t Nu1n!M!r In Car·e of TlwSen- tru r·l Thr Pul.li L~ht'r rcSt:rv es tlw n~ht rt'j~~l end do bodywork 742 3154 . any atls deemed u(). )'l'l"lrun.a l. Tlito PulliL.Jlt'r wrll nul tor I'C:>Jlt!llS!Uie for morl' th:w une Ull'Uf· n~t.'l li\SCI1JOII. Pllllllt' \rfl-2 156 Wantro io Buy OLD FURNIT'U R ~ ;ce box es bra ss bed~ tron bed~ e lr comp lete hou ~ ehold s Wr•1e M ·D Mdle1 R! 4 Pome10y Oh•o o r coli 99'1 -77b0 . NO llEM 100 Lo rge or t.oo srnoll W1ll buy I p 11~ce or complet e hou!>ehold . New used or onh que ~ Morfin s Furn 1tu re 10 N 2nd St Mtddlepor r Phone 992 b370 . CH IP WOOD Pole s mox . d•orne ter I 0 on largest end . $8 per ton Bundled slob Sb per ton Deli1,1 ered 10 Oh10 Poll et Co Rt. 7 Pomero,. . 9'12 26H9 NOTICE SCA SHS !01 1unM c ar ~ Frye s Tr uck and A ut o 1-'ort~ Wreclo.er Service T.r e sal e ond Repo•r Ru tland 74:Z.2081 o r Penruod WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES COIN S CUR REN CY tol..em, old pocket wat ches ar1d chou,., , ~ dvc1 and gold . We need 1964 ond older ~dve1 co1n s . Buy sel l or !rode Col i Rage• Wom~ley - Monda y Noon on Scllurdl:ly Tucst1a\ thru F' miH;' 4P M U1e Wt y llcforr pullhl' alillll Sumla v .j p r..( Fnday <~f l~ rnw11 74< 9S7S 74 ') 2331 WANI~D fO buy lumbPr O,flere n! leng th s 742 3074 Good u ~ ed 5 11(! ~ and AN RC rn oife"1 airplane l11e1 1~ look 1ng tar on RC Club 111 the Athens Pomer oy or Gall1p011 ~ area . Coll7 42 2028 . MEIGS HIGH PROM PHOTOS 3 A ND 4 RM l u rn t ~hed and un . l urn1 shed opts Phone 99 2 543.4 H & ~ MO BILE HOM f:S , Pt . Plea · ~ o n t W Vo . beside Heck 's. JQ73 8roOdrnor e 14 x 6.111 'l bedroom 11173 Dol ion 14 )( bO 2 b ed room t972 Vtcto r 10ri 14 " 67 3 bed too m . 'J both 1'17'1 ( oventr y 11 x 65 3 bed' oorn 1%9 )totesnion l'l .. bO 2_ bedroom CO UNTRY MOBil~ Home Pork f( ou!e 33 north ol Pome10y lorgl:' lo ts . Call992. 7479 RW UCE! ~ AF t 8. lost w 1th Go Be~e Tabl e ts & [ . Vop wo te1 .Pills Ne!s on Drug ' ~~NIO R Clllzt: NS Our new renter~ os~t~ton r e . you may b~ COAL I1 Ml; fO Nl MUST MDV~ cop'> and com.per' 001 lo!> s your go tn at Cod ner~ t'o~ Rent oble · to l1"'e m our oportrne11t l or le ss thot l $50 o mon th f. o t lll f Q I rl'\0 11011 CO/\ IQC I n1 orc V1ilog1! Manor Aportrne11t' 4'11 77 87 WILL CAfH for the eldcil y m our home Ph or;c 992 ·731 4 POMEROY Fo rest Pr o· Top pn ce lor stond1ng sow ttmbe r Coli QQ2 5'ilb5 or Kent Hanby 1 440-85 70. TO buy U5ed 997. 3757 o ft e1 5 pm EXPERT HUNTER can oe 991 ·7b07 N ~ ~DED s,l..,e r ca ms htgh es t • pr t ee~ pmd Coli 747. 2310 alter l pm· Wheel Alignment WANTED TO bu.,- wood burntng cook s to...- e Se wi ng mochme cobmet ,/ reaso nably p11 ced 991.3618. Make your appointment 9 tlliE PHOto PLACE ( Bob Hoeflich) Pomeroy If YOlJ hov4? a serviCe to alter wont to buy or ~ell '>Omethmg oe loo l-. 1119 l ot wor k or whateve r ,-ov II get re~ult s la s ter w tth o Sen t1nel Wont Ad Co ii 9Q7 11 5tl YARD SA L~ Stor ts Sot May 13 [noon ) thr ough Sot Moy 20 f-urniture oppl+o nc es rv gm heater s ten t cornper c arpe t rernno nh l t n f' n~ and s pread~ fllV>C household goods toys and cl othes l rr11 le !rom Lo ng ~vd lc on CR 10 I De~tler Rd ) f-'h one 742 -2bb8 SPECIAL r11 1ure $lz.'S Harrisonville Society News condition extra if needed . Excludes front-wheel drive cars. Call Now For Crosses ~ Pomeroy Landmark . . . ~ck w. carsey , Mgr . fWO FAM it '( Yo rd Sole Moy 18 8 19 9 4 Tra de1 a< ross' fr o m :-. o l e rn ~r r ee t J-len n l od Jl u!! ond Ho 1r dry e1 ~ w1g ten n1-; rac quet gall s h oe~ cooh home occes~ortes clo th ,,., g deep fryer IN SI DE Syracus e 1ro ll er Par~ budd1n g 2nd 51ree l fhur ~ an d Fr ' Door~ unl oc ked at 1(1 00 unr 1t 5 00 Lo ts of rhtld r en.,. clo th es boy\ tn lan t lo 4 guls mlan t to 17 dr apes ro y ~ e tc APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our service department and will service Hotpoint and I HR ~~ 1-AMIL Y Gor o gt:! Sole lhur'> & F1 1 May 18 19 10 l o 7 M ens wom en s clo th tng ~ e d !> p re od s cu rt ams dt ~ he s gtos~w ore p1c turc frames and o rher 1rems I mil e oft Rt 7 on ~~ 124 011 Ru tland Rood OODl AN D ~n d s ':>ole h 1 M ay 1'1th (hes ter Un1 ted Me• hod t~l Chu rch from 8 om ro 4 prn fl V ~ I AMtl 'f Ya rd )ole Thv r~ f 11 or;d Sor d neod ed tO 3 lo t ~ of goo d baby clo rhe ~ and 1urPt l ur e A l.,o 1T11\C 1t€Hll\ 197J fl l YM O UlH ..$300 ond loon Manne 2 woy VHf FM rod1o -teleph one SJ 25 A rll• que Smger treadle \f.•wmg moch111e S1 00 l1 kP new I 304 7, 3 5778 o~ ~ ume TWO 3 p1ece bedroorn \ Uite '> rnop le hutch glm~ d oo t ~ Moytag wrmge• wo ~ h er 'l ~ tend s I dre!is er 1 bo se cobul(' t I electr 1< rongL' 2 c ob,nC't~ 1 round •obiC' dr op lea l f o rm tC O 1o p I boo l. c o ~ e J ChQII . HolU ( K RU_N!J good good 111 ~., $ I S(J 949 180 1 Check our low , low prices on other .brands. FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. POTACH, FERT~PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark ·' Phone 992-1 181 Gi,·• Awa y Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. fiG ~R ~ TIW'l:D J year !> 9n 1o<>> cot wil h gol d e ye ~ old Very gc tH fe !1-lohil• HoDH!s for Sale 1/ , bO Spr1 ng Menor mob ile mob• le home all elec r11c f ron k ltn lo1 eploce or1 o level lbU ~ 150 lot 111 f u ppe'~ Plo111 ~ Oh1o SB700 or w ol f ~ ell !1 01le r ~ e perore 0 14 667 6710 o r 61 4 Qfj~ 4703 Mr . and Mrs . Roy ~ OU R FAM i l Y Cor age Sole or Ly le lwo1n \ re~ld t' nc e l ocu~t Wiseman. Mrs. Larry Clark Gro ... e Rood abo,. ,~ Eo \ te111 HOlL YPARK lRAit EJ( 14, 70 Un and daughters spent H1gh School Mo.., ) Q & 20 l urn,~he d ) bedr oom~ Cen tra l Clo t he~ ott 51 1 c~ • o y ~ baby Saturday in Springfield w1th A C 1 ,n.l c ou t on 14J 9\f} 3 ~01 1 !uff 1tU! t' rTII'>( 985 4/!9 01 QQ') J6SCI Mrs. llha Wiseman who is confin ed to a nursing home 19b9 IRAIL~R 1'} '60 I bedroom and then visited Mr. and Mrs. Un f urnts hed g o~ ra n g e corpel tn g ml1v1r1g roo m S1SOO John Wiseman . 843 1793 HOLLO W H o r ~ e !> Bu'f se ll Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Allen HOOF trade or tram New an d u~ ed 1<171 FURNI ~ H I.D rno b de home and sons of San Jose. Calif. , <ooddle'> Ru th Rl' f.lv e ~ A lba ny .... 11h o r w tthou t I ' 1 o c r e ~ spent a few days with their bl 4 f1Q8 3290 l oad ed w1rh e,..~r o ~ Se ll111g grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. RI)ING ST AR KPnnel 8oor dtng chea p 747 1SbS Waldo Neal. lrtdom and (lutdoor ru n\ I L "" bO 1973 Oor 1on 1roder lor Gr oom1ng oil b1 eed~ Clea n Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith, ~ o le ') bedr oorn lo<a red bel · Che sh,re :.onil ory l octl 1 t oe~ w i'Pfl Mn t(' I 8. 7 Phone Terry and Tracy and Mr. and ~h o ne td 4J 'Jt:d 0'191 1 b6 9 5741 Mrs. Bob Jewell were Sunda y MA l ~ AN D l erno!e AK C night supper guests of Mrs. re g 1~ t ere d Old ~ n g lts h Sheep Pau line At ki ns and Mrs . doq~ 9£l5 4 !11 or '1'9') 2205 Ruby Halliday . =---. ~ Harrisonville Grange was U l ~D TRACTO RS Ml- 135 D1esel MF2JO 0 1esel . host to Pomona Grange Auto Sales M FISO Du~~ e l MF 235 Dtesel · Friday evening. 1977 PO N TI A C CA JALINA S800 MFlb5 01e~el MF785 Otesel · 9Q7 7453 Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Jewell MF\135 Dte ~ el Ca b. 01r & and Mr . and Mrs . Bob Jewell 1Q71 CAD ILLA C H OO RADO heal er clao n e nellen l co nd1110n N ~W 8 USED IMPlEMENT S. were supper guests at the Phone 997 7467 MFQ Ba ler M FI O Bole r MF170 Hallida y - Atkins home baler Mort hew ~ Ro tary Sqtthe Wednesday evening in honor IQt>q OPEl ST A TIO N wagon 4 MF 880 Sem1 mounted b bot \peed Stort : o . " ond run., very of Mrs. Bob Jewell 's birtom Pl o w MF 5'l0 17 Dtsc good $400 99'1 3890 thday . MF200 2 Row Ch o p"fl r M F39 '} Ho w Pla n t e r ~ MechOfl iC al Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bailey of 197 4 DODGE OAR! lpor 1Cou pe b f yl aut o AM FM 8 trotk fronsp l ont e r Marengo. Ohio, were recent AC Very cleon 985·354/ SHINN S TRACTOR SALES alte r 6 pm visitors of Mrs. Stella Atkins. Phone 458 1630 · Rev . and Mrs . David 196~ DODGE V 8 ! loS Leor1 W Vo 5740 Wiseman and family of Lima 1974 PINl O N r-w rod ,o l 11 re~ USl: O Bl:AUI Y )hop eq utpment l or visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy new ~h oc ks aut o ttom or; eoperator 61 4 367 ·751 .111 48 000 mtle-, 9Q2 7185 oher 4 Wiseman Friday . pm TWO NEW Toppon Of!luxe electric Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheets ra nge s Ttmer clo<k glou w 1n· and children spent a weekend 1976 MU ST ANG AUTOMATIC do w m door etc I gold and I Good con d 1t1on Ph one with Mr. and Mrs. David whJte , S725 each . Con be seen 99'} J24 0 Eisenhower in Dayton . o t "lngsbury Hom e Sole , , 1100 E Mo"' St Pom e roy . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sayre of JC0 3 MONH: CARL O landau P ) P 8 A C AM fl trock ~ t er eo Florida a re visiting Mr . and ,1q73 GRAVELYTRAClOR. 11 h.p . b·c elle n! cond1tton S1700 Mrs. Joe Sayre and Mr. and 843 7672 dual wheel., elec trt c start 36 · mower $800 992·3402 Mrs. Tom Sayre of :ruppers 197 ~ PO NltA C CATAliNA . Plains. out o rno 1lc Otf con dt ttoned , H OM~ GROWN tom a to plant s Improved M e•icon and Ea rly S/100 Ph one997·:l890 Mrs. Russ Eshelman is still · Vtolent Al so ca bbage p lants . confined to the Veterans 1973 lUPER Bf.EllE $1700 fhomos Haymon acr oss from lleedwtlle Oh 1o 6 )4 378·6331 Memorial Hospital and is ~wtmmm g Pool Syra cuse , oil er b pm slowly improv~ . Oh10 . ~- rn • Phone 992-218 1 19bt! ~ ORO 4 wheel dnve 190(:1 l·o rd tru ck poll !> 1968 ~ o rd cor t I0 I 963 1-o lcon '} wheel 1101ler 7117 217 4 DAVE'S BACKHOE '------------' Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE .......... liM!Ietor to thll Rulland . Eleclrlc on lh e property . Good build ing si tes. On ly 111,500.00 . 2 ACRE LOTS - Near Cellulosic (wood fiber) """'· Tupper s Plains. Wafer and electric available on 681. Thermal Insulation S.ve lO pcl.lo 50 pel. on he• ling cost SM!TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1.96 ACRES - Renovaled6 room house with new bath, new kitchen, paneling , all bath , F .A. nalur al gas b asement, 2 por ches near sc hool and store . Wanl $13 .500 .00 . NEW LISTING - Business buildi ng 2Ax80 in Ru tland . and eleclr ic . On ly $13,000.00. NEW LISTING 3 bedroom frame home on . - ~ BAKER PHOTOGRAPHY 1 gravel hi ll. Bath , natura l gas heat, lots of fl owers Biker" lois . S18 .5oo. NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 Middleport. Ohio 4 · tJ · t H ~a l Estate 'II ACIU l mo. for Sale a 1100 1 flllll(' ~ S?7 000 B UIIdlflg ~weepe 1 s , nons, al l ~ 'noll oppl1onces . Lawn mow~:>! . ne ,d to Sto l e Hig hway Garage on Route 7. Pho ne (614 ) 9B5 · MA ~O N W V ModPtn 3 bed 1oorn ha mPr. 1 & '} acres lond cham h n ~ l enc.e One oi l bnck one l1ame cons lru<llo n Good buy NtW HA V ~N WV All biiCk 3 ., bedr oorn ~ co mplete k1 rlhen lorn dy roo m hv1ng room wt l h lnPploce hila Iorge corner lor N1ce pro perty Eo ~ '( t monc 1ng ava il able Cal l Jok l..' 5-o•nct Yd le Root h tot o f'h one 304 07 ) 3030 o r 675·3431 A LOOK WILL CON VI ENCE YOU - 111, t oo~ te n J825 3 33 to 5 ocr e~ 2 rntles be l ow M1ddleport. rtver t.antoge Pho ne qq'/25 61 l or mare 1n l ormoll on l , m tlc f rom lRAIU:: R S I'A C ~ M e1gs Hrgh Sch ool on o ld Rt . 33. 1192 -294 1 01 991·2689. lHE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLI POLIS AT 446·3643 Evenings Call 446·3196 or 446-7881 carport & storage,. 1 leve l acre. corner lot . Many, many other features , ~ ARM SMALl 747 lo r \Ole Coli 727 1 t-.IOIHH 0 ._ Ftve P o mt~ )pO ( IOU ~ . ext ra nice 3 'bedroorn home 4 yea rs old 7 , both ~ 1-ullv equ•pped k•l chen . CerHral orr ~ l on e · hroplo ( e Oou bl e gotogo . Select locot ,on on I 4 orres 99?.1996 ~OU ) I:. , FUL L of alm o st 110w h J' n tt ure 3 bedr ooms . lt Vrng dint'lg room . klt r h en ond washer and d1yEH lake over poyn'l•nh Col t QCI'J - b3'1~ . roa n~ <. lB YEAH 1 11 'L L HAVE 10 9E Answer here : B'1' lRAIN SO SAN D'( CAN RID( HI' BI\66AUE CAR" · BUT VIHERE ? DUNWO 'I ACTL Y, 'fEl .. · SAOOY, TOO ". I D 1r r I I I xJr I xI xJt • . I Jumbles FLOUR Yesterdays (Answe rs tomorrow ) SUAVE PLEDGE FELONY , An swer· Whit you mlgtrt take if you don t feel well - YOUR GLOVES OFF ,, · ..k.ntit Btx* No. 10, with the tn1t 110puzzlle, II ........ !of S1.3Spoet· Plk' from .JurntH. r:Jo this'*" ;"'f*, Box :W, Norwood, ~.J, 07e.t&.: ; : your netnt, lddrell. zt, OOCIIII ana make cf'leC:Q peyltlle to Gi&w t"'4 · - "'-.' ..... ..... •: .. 399 W. Main St . Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992 -2164 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At by THOM"S JOSEPH ... . ' . I ~~ •• •·'. ., Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service Pomeroy, o. J.Js.ffc .. .-->. ·:.. . ',:J' ;. -- GASOUN]'; ALLEY How old is Walt realll), llu.inees Senieee A DUOI; NAMED MY 61Xl 1NESS, AM 1: GLAD TOSE!i ~! . ., MOORE'S 1 was left on his doorstep in ]q2 f Skeezix 7 S ~ WING MACHIN E Repo• rs . ~er ­ '<' ICe, o il m ake s. 991 728• Th e Fobr t c Sh op . Pomeroy . A uthorm~d S111get Sole~ ond Se rv1<e . We sha rpen Sc t ~sor~ . LOOM8AH'S CO'<IE 'TO 1bWN. AND A~~ ACROSS TOI.C I Starting . US! point YO.J'LL NEVE~ "TUO!NED "'HE GIIESS WHA"''S WHOLE Pl.ACE 6 Attack uPS IDe· !?OWN ! HAPI'ENEO : II Nimble The 400 Baffling problem. 15 Sweet potato 16 Civil wrong 17 Brooch 18 " - of Eden " 22 Seaman LL..U...-"'-"""'-'"'-"'~=-'-' 26 Willy of the rockets .----::--:-:----.w:~;;--;---;-;- 27 Winged Here~ Wel l... he could 28 Register have been biq 30 Nonsense! snapshot 1 for his 31 Con man's " pigeon" aqe! 33 Abound Symbol of freshness Redolence Hire 4ll dea; a doter loader ond bmkhoe work dump truc k. • ond lo · b o y ~ lo r h1re w1ll haul I til d1rt . to sod. l1mcsto ne ond grove l. Col i Bo b or Roget Jef· ! ers. doy ph on e 992-7089 , night ph Me 992 .JS25 or 991 5131 . .. .. ~XCAVA liN C. dozer , bock hoe ond dt tcher . Charles R. Hotl ie ld , Bo ck ,H oe Ser vi ce, Ru tla nd . Ohto . Phon e 74'1 .1()08 . 1 ·' ' .,..... l: -rtiiNJc GHARLE.s I>A(lwiN MUST MARTIN HftVf: HAD A co vetin g . ~ep l t c sy!it e m s . do zer backhoe . dump !ruck , ~ l u·, ws tone . gro .. el. b lack top povmg , Rt . 143 . Phone 1 {t:d -4 ) ; AND Ki t ch ens ~... : remodeled , ceram ic !lie . plum- • • ' bing. car pen try , and general '_.·.: mo in te nonut . 13 years ex· -.~ pe nence . 992· 3685 '• moko necesso •y re pot r s. AI Tr omrn . Construc tion . 7•2· 2328. To mor row 3,4; 2: l~News 13 .. Yesterday's Answer- 29 Original 32 Graven image 34 Modern inn 37 Valley 38 Etna 's refuse 39 GenTllln river 10 Rossin i opera hero 41 Witticism 12 Pitcher 's stat Tu,·sday , 1\,lu y 16 43 Pen point 44 Calendar abbreviation Hf---t--t-t----1 i ,. ·• ¥ 3 t J • KJ bedroom home i n good conditi on . Features a basement with finished f 3 m11y room and laundry room . eat-In kllchen , Ji ving room & b•lh . Large Jol wllh fenced yard . Call now. pr iced lo sell. e•pridencu. free • Q9 7 Vuln er able : Both Dea ler : South West North t: as1 A X Y D I. B A A X R Is · tONGFEI.I. ()W AHFHKAM 61t' ·698 ·6S55. I Aile' 6 pm, . 6ll'·b89 ·525 1 John Jaff er' or ~, 6{19.5'165 Bil l Gillette , ) W e ore NOT oil wei on PRICES. BARNEY ~ r--ME~GS1 Equipment Co. 68 ACRE FARM - Prlcereduced to ~<6.900 . Altrecllve ce home futures remodeled 1 story farm home a large liv ing room. dl n l •acl\~\ . o~chen, 5 bedrooms , & 1'12 baths, 15 •r.:;.\.~. ''-•..,le lend wllh balance In \\\t, pasture and wood1 ~ .der barn & gara~ . You must · see lhls one , If 's v.c rl worth the price. Loceled off Rl. 315 In Melg• Cou nly. I I QUICK, MAW!! WHAR I HIDE--WHAR Ot: I HAVE A STRAP THAT t\\IGHT HELP JIOIIEIIOY, 0. PH. M2-2171 111111 •1111 .. 11111 ..., ltwl.. E41.... Opto Friday Till 1:00 p.m. ForYour Shopping Convtnltnct . --------J ~ ·r zG j Q z0 Q p , Yeolerday 1 Cryptoquole:THE GREAT MAN IS THE MAN WHO DOES ATHING FOR THE FIRST TIME.-ALEXANDER SMITH © IfiB Kl"f Foot.,.. s,..oou. 1"'. BREATHLESS? TELL HIM TO WEAR IT THE NEXT TIME HE PLA'/5 •. I HAVE !W-f DOUBTS BUT I'LL TR~ ..\N~ TH I NG came equ als. But it was necessary to drop the qu een So u1h SHERIFF TAIT WON'T LOOK FER ME ? WHAR? WHAR CAN Pass Pass Pass Pass Pas5 Pass Pass Pass 3. :1• 6" Any num ber of readers ha ve written to ask us why South had to develop a squ eeze HKV WUH v 1 H wK A ws wA E Q z. _ 5ut<r OF of diamonds was led , the queen, ni ne and seven be- 1¥ c:RYPTOQ UOTES YOU~~ SEXY... nine of tn order to be a bl e to force an en t ry to th e dummy wit h th e Hl-81n case trumps fai led to break :l-2. The b idding of the hand is more interesting lhHn the play . There are probably umpteen ways to bid to a slam . • A Q7 3 man WINNIE , • 10 • A • A K Q 10 6 On e l etter simply stands for an ot her. In th is sample A is used f or th t• thrl'e I. 's . X f or the Lwo 0 \, Pt e S in g le l etters. apostrophes, th e length and (orma ti un of th e words are aU hint s. Each day the code h•tters a r e difl'errnt. DID ~HE .?OUND B5 SOUTH DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : es limoles, ¥ 987 4 • K65532 ~ draw t rum ps, ca!ih hts etce of spades , lead the dia mond:-; to dum my's 10 and be s ure of an en tr y to gel three cl ub discards on the good s pades. Once th e jack • 511 WEST EAST • 10 B6 4 2 • 7 3 6 Beverage 7 Overjoy .r' anything yo u need l or unde rground ~ w 1m pools . New chemt col and supply slore. Albany , O h io . Ph o ne ~ 16 - A • KQJ 9 • J 52 t A 10 B H S HKVM QUH KHSHU QJMDZEVH . V 1 H W U f'UODLE POOL S. All sl r.es ond sha pes . Swim poo ls. 1. years REDUC ED TO 115,900 - A "ery nice 1'1> story 4 Dropped queen unblocks NUKTH Bay 11 New book ? Postpone Knot DOWN 1 Treat gently 2 Taj Mahal city l Thai's old country I Asian river b-t--t---1--ts Lookout J,.JJ<.E: You, I' I BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ~ -~' Hogan' s Heroes 15. 6:DO-News 3,4,8,10,1 3,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 10,33 . 6: J()-N BC News 3.<. IS; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 2(),33. 7:DO-Cross·Wits3,4; NewlywedGame6.13: Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; Dick Cavell 20; ln. sight 33 7:3()-Baseball3,4; Belween The Wars 6: Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 10,33; The Judge 10; In Search of 13; Wild Kingdom 15. 8:DO-Carpenters 6,13: Movie ' La cy !1. the Mississi ppi Queen" IS ; Plio I 8, 10; Live fro m Lincoln Center 10,33. . 8:3()-P ilot 8,10; 9: DO-Ol ivia Newton.John 6, 13; Movie " Getting Marr ied" 8, 10 . 9:3()-Dean Marlin 15: 10:0()-Siarsky & Hutch 6, 13. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,8,1 0,13,15 ; Di ck Cavett 20; Li lias Yoga & You 33. 11:3()-Johnny Carson 3,4.15 ; Pollee Story 6, 13; Hawaii Flve·O S; ABC New s 33; Mov ie " The Ph iladelphia Story" 10 ; 12 :DO-Janakl 33 . 11 :4()-Mystery of lhe Wee k 6,13 : Ko lak S: 1:0()Movie Channel 5 5 & 9 P.M. - Lale Show I PG I 7 & 11 P.M. - Hollywood Old ie (G) Cable Channel 5 6:30 P .M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness 7:30 - Movie 10 :00 - 700 Club. '" floOMMJt~rl: o98 ·7331 ~AT HR OOM S' WI~TER GE T to yo u; house?l~ 8 Family member, for short · 9 French season 10 Thrice : prefix 14 Pitch 17 Excavation 19 Choir member 20 Observed %1 Phoenician port n Shopping center 23 Medicinal plant 21 Evaluate 25 Worshiping 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,15: Guiding Light 8,10; 3:DOAnolher Wor ld 3. <. 15 : General Hospilal 6,13: Lilias, Yoga & you 20. 3:3()-AII In The Fam ily 8;, 10; Ohio Journal 10. 4:DO-Mister Cartoon 3 ; Superman 4; For Ri cher, For Poorer 15 : Merv Gr iffin 6; Adda ms Family 8; Sesame 51 . 20.33 ; Gomer Py le, USMC 10; Dinah .13. 4:J()-Little Rasca ls 3,15 : G ll llg•n 's Is. 4; ,e; Brady Bunch 10. 5:DO-Here Come The Br ides 3; Star Trek<; Gunsmoke 8; Miste r Rogers 20,33; Hogan'st:!eroes 10; Emergen cy One 13 ; Peltlcoal Junction IS . 5:3()-News 6; Elec. Co . 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; perceeiP~~t~i~o:~nJ--:tJ~ . 747·1348 HOWERY AND 1 Now arrange ttle a rcl ed letters 10 form the surpr 1se answer. as suggested by the abOve c artoon . ....: PUlliN S EXCAVATING . Comp lele Se rv1ce. Phone 9~2 · 2.478 . 136,000 .00. END OF YOUR SEARCH FOR sole •n Pornero.,. loco ted"' Uppet M onkuy Run 5 room\ wllh both and bcu,omen l . Por ttolly rem od e led needs o lew reporr s Pho ne 9Y'l 7663 JUSl WHERE DO rou AIM TO GO, ANNI E? AND HOW? At>.ID Wt1 H ,£ • W ilL do roo f tn g , const ruction, plumb1ng ond heotmg N o job too lor ge or too ~ m oll Phone CAll bldg .. lots of remodel ing , fe nced . Redu ced to 11 2,500.00. ~ EE THIS 10 acres g ·ound, FREE GAS, far out. J UST $5 ,000 .00 for home or trailer . HER E IN LIVE COMFORT - Brand new . 3 BR , bolh , love ly firep lace , 949 13()1 Mower Sales & Se rvlce. ~ XC A VATIN C. , t.n 1 rJ ORPHAN ANNIE-PROBLEM CHILD . :JG-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15, As -,he World Turns 8,10 ; 2:0Q-One Life to Live 6,13. 1 IJINNOE' I U'l"fl.E ORPHAN ANNI E Aucltonee r Com R~MOD'EliNG Plu mbtng . heeling pl o te Sorvt ce . Phone 949. 2487 ond all types o l general r epair . m q.d9-2000 Rocme Ohio . (rttt Work g uaran teed 20 '(OOrs e.ot:Brod ford pe r 1ence Phone 99? 14QQ HWOOD BOWE NS REPAIR •••• ., .... c-.c..., ............... - , rJ ~WADFORD . lo t I 11 O fl f'!> ru ral water on lor S3 BOO Coll 742 2819 o lt c• 5 pr n 01 ony,l ,m c ~ 0 1. H. ) urt ov en•ng ~ ~ IPOMSIE Small engine & mower service, M11sey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, L.wn Boy Ph. ' "·2141 llusine•• S..ni<ll!! by HenriArnoldandBoblee r .I I ~APPII-!0 B~Fa'~ Dl f.lt-Jei2 • <-!1. 1 mo. P . room rf' rnod el ed home o il mo ne t a! r • ght ~ lucl Ru rlonct' ar ea od l u rnO(C S) b 000 New J bedr oom to tal 1 11 3 OCif.' \ el('ctr tc horne porches , meta I st orage H OU~~ F012 -~ MODERN SUPPLY .. y1rd p. m. story frame , wood ·burnlng HOU S~ ~O R la-O lc 6 rooms and both Roc1 ne Oh10 !lorn Yo res ISH5i25 ~ ~ l».i<.UIJ0 ~ ~XHAUSltD. Ht;''7 . ,. r.-1 ~ driveways , (614) 66'1 -6177 Between 7:30 & 9 :00 ' ' Th• Photognphy ol L•• r; and shrubbery an '1 leveJ llrep la ce. front & real .-oR ~o l d'lli'l room1o and bot h Garage on n1ce lo t Loc o red ,n Por tland 843 7900 1\JJI!. COUSI ~ OR-1118 4-14· 1 mo. Call JERRY MURPHY J ' fi- t' 13. 7:DO-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning America 6.13 ; CBS News S; Chuck While Reporls 10. 7:05-Bullwlnkle 10; 7:3()-Schoolles 10; 8:00-Capt . Kangaroo e. 10; Sesame 5. 33. 9:00- Merv Gri ffi n 3; Phil Dona hue <,13, 15 : Emergency One 6; Brady Bun ch 8; Malch Ga me 10. 9:3()-Andy Grlffilh 8; Fami ly Affair 10: 10:0Q-Card Sharks 3,4,15: Edge of Nighf 6: Pass the Buck e: Joker's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13 . 10:3()-Hollywood,Squares 3,4, 15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice is Rlg~t 8,10 ;. 11 :0()-High Ro llers 3.<, 15; Happy Days 6.13: Elec . Co . 10. • 11 : J()-Wheel ol Fortune 3, 15; Family Feud 6, 13; f!a(lrlcjge Fami ly<; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 10,33. 11 :55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :0()-Newscenler 3; News 4,6, 10; Sa nford & Son 15: Gambl l 8; Midday Magazine 13 12 :3()-Ryan's Hope6,13; Bob Braun A; Gong Show IS; Search for Tomorrow 8.10; Elec . Co. 33. 1:DO-For Ri cher , For Poorer 3: All My Children 6,1 3; News 8; Young & lhe Restless 10: Not For women Only 15. fo ur ordinary wards. ROliN i .OSF.R .------:::===:;---, l1ndscaping , etc . Choose with \ , .\ ~ As Much Care ; \ ;~ Your Wedding '> ~~ Pholographer ~ Has rest room , water , ga s in Special i zed 8; Christopher Closeup 10; 6:<5-Morni ng ReporiJ ; 6 :5()-GOOd Morning, Wesf VIrgin ia 13 ; 6:55-News Unscramble lhese tour Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomorovm-6212 or99Z-61U IA .M. Io4 :10P.M. SALES AND SERVICE J..------.:.:11~·9..;-I.:.;IC:.....J DOZER FOR HIRE gr1ding, 6:Jo-News Conference 4; News 6 ; Summer Semester ';llJ\irutm~ ~THATSCRAMBLEDWORDGAME ~ ~ ~~ ® r~------------------~~· ~ ,~ !'"-!' , \~\1\\ Your Gown . 7158 HOU~I: ~ lOQ fully insured Free Est . Call : 992·3815 ~ou Ha ve ~ ~~if:'~ .arelullv ~ ~:;-.~ .-;,_~ Chosen ~ • > ); 1 Your Love. '-\: Your Rings. / 1 furna c e , replacement value. 3 BR . bat h, · formal dining , basement, por ches . JUST LOOK $10,000.00. THIS YOU CAN BUY Low down payment, loads of remodeli ng , 3 BR, bolh, forma l din ing , 1 car garage, lots of ground with fru it & berries . 119,100.00. Some of lhe obovt represents properlltl thai could not b• replaced al 3 limes lhe selling price . - Many Olhor ProperlesOPEN DOOR POLICY LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTEf!ESTED POTENTIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND. HENRY E. CLELAND .REALTOR HANK,' KATHY & LEONA CLELAND R EliLYOR ASSOCIATES 992-2259- 992-6191 992-2568-992-6009 k l~t tOin ..• - t:hester, Ohio .4 -9-1 mo. cl ose ts, - o lder home, we ll bu il t , pr i ced many t imes below ~T UIIJ - ~AV~ PlAt-JT: PWMBING & HEATING INC. Experience 1nd ,..,..., ,~!!! · 1111 carpe ted . Falloul sheller, 3 nice bedrooms , barn and other bui ldings. $23,500. A · BR ICK HOME - t975 FO RD V AN Fully c u ~10 m 1 t ed 3 ~ 1 P ~. P B $3800 Butch lt oush o • co li 9q7 5U37 or -= J&L EXPERIENCED Radiator Service ,,_ all TWO USI: D cha m ~ ow ~ good co n dtliOn Po meroy t1 ome and A ula HONDA 90 l o r ~ ole G ood ., hope ~ l d o n Walburn 997 2805 Auto & Truck · Repatr Also Transni .i ssion Repair Phone 992 -5682 4-3D·IIC Pomerqv, Ohio sem i pr lvole lof. 121.000. WE ALWAYS HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIES. BE SURE YOURS IS LISTED WITH us. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Reallor Asso cia tes IN0 A CAIJlt-JE WEDNESDAY , MAY 17 ,1 978 5:45-Farm Reoort 13 : 5:5()-PTL Club 13: 6:DOSummer Semesler IO; PT). Club. 15. CARTER mile off Rl . 7 by -pass on St . Rl. 114 toward Rutland, 0. Ca11Afler5 :00or Anylime Saturday 992-7119 or 992-5041 4·27·tf C BUS . BUILDING Around 2800 sq. fl . of floor spa ce . Load ing doc k. arched roof, concrete fl oor, fl oor s and tdm . Front and back porc hes, garage on LI THE DAIIL.lt-.16 ~ FOR '/OUR IJEl'-T PROJECO W~AD EK-­ HOI'I' ASOUT DEmOP· .,._ 10·30-c ~. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE li t ~> t tO ~ bedrooms, walk -In close ts, and enormous st o rages. Jl , ~ baths, lull base ment. oak. Bo x l · T~E AN~Y-/ER 15 A PRIVATE LAB ·· WEUL AWAY FROM THE 4-9·1 mo : SEPTIC TANif CLEANING ROGER HYSEll GARAGE & 216 E. Second Slreel bedrooms, farge CO MPA~'I POL.ICY FORIIID5 PeT S OIJ THE PReMIIOE$! " MAYSE &UT HOW CAN! WO~K WITHO UT W..V HOW LOfJ~~ VIRGIL B., SR . ~~ and · {AHEM:l I'M AFRA ID Jack's ~tic Tank sel;e· Middleport, 0 . 5·11 ·1Wk . N. 2nd BY OWNl:fl 3 bedt oom brick home on I acre of land 111 ~ o crn e . D ore a ~ are a 'l years old Cal1949./890 con d it ioned 7~3010 Fay's Gift 1Q ACfUS 5 room ho use CR 28. f- or fllO I C lfl fOrtnOIIOil COlf 24 7 J l b4 197 4 SUZUKI IMIOO How d on e ~eo, o n Ex cell en t cond1 tton SJOO 84) '16'J'l 997 Pots, Wreaths l:!f: OROOM home . 3 ' 1 ye01~ o ld . All ele<t r 1c Close to sc hool. N ice lo t wtl h 11ees . In Ru tland 74l ·7050 992-3325 Rl. I Middleport, Ohio 24 Ye~rs Strvlce SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small C•rs 1100.00 L.rgt cars 1125.00 Trucks 1175.00 Body work & repair $1 .00 per Inch ·using only tho besl llo!ponl m•lori•ls. R.esldenlial and commercial . Call for estimate, 24 hour service . Any day , •nyfime. Phone 985-3106 Jack Ginter 985-3106 Bibles, Bunch Flqwers, utl li lies. Out of fl ood . ll ACRES On good MilK GO A 15 Ju st l r eshen ed SbO . ond up K1 d~ weaned ~~~~..,. ~ $10 nOMIC'> 530 Shade (bl4 1 b90· 123 4. 742-2328,5 P.M. IU P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4-30·1 mo. Baskeh, Sprays grave l road. One m ile fro m Appointment AI Tromm Coost. 1HH~ ~ air Phone "2·2181 SALE 144.11 $51.97 $55 .17 AUTO PAINTING · : Beautiful Selection Flo'w"r• your Pomeroy Landmark LIST 178.31 115.0! 119.19 BR78x13 GR71x14 HR78x15 Under hang gullers & room additions. . For Free Estimates · Call 991-6123 or 992-6011 S-15·1 mo. pd. BY OWNtR : 5 o<rcs w tth 9 roam house , 1-Rtl:: GAS·, '1 cor goroge ~ umrner ki !(he,.; ond borde1ed by 1 cr e ek~ . Coli 91:15 ·3827 EED A WATER SOFTENER? & "THE MILEAGE MAKER" 191 30;1 IN C H~ S HH 6 room !rome home J t,edroorm and bo th on 2 Iorge lo rs Phone 98j.3526 Let us test your water Free ~ AH Call Army Recruit ing SFC Lowery Collect 593-3022 Alum. & Vin~ Siding VA -f HA )() y• , l in on c1ng al:w 1ehno!l ctng Ireland M o rtgage 77 ~ . )to te Athen~ pho ne (b l4) with Co-op - w1ter softener, Model UC.SVI , Now Only •289,95 Any U.S. made car-parts !I!! '397,., Single, '540.00 Married 19 76 C H ~ VHOL~ 1 CUSlOM Deluxe '• 10 11 p •c kup SJ400. l ow rn1 i e og e Reods v d le 614378631 1 DURA-STEEL RADIAL TUESDAY. MAY 16, 1978 A: 3()-Gil llgan' s Is. 4; Little Rascals 3, 15; Gi lllgan 's Is. 8; Brady Bunch 10. 5:0()-RereComeThe Brldes3; SlarTrek4; Gunsmo~e Misler Rogers' Neighborhood 10,33 : Hogan s Heroes 10: Emergency One 13: Pelt icoat Jun cllon 15 . . 5:3()-News 6; Elec . Co. 20,33: Mary Tyler Moore 10: Hogan's Heroes 15. 6:DO-News 3.4.8 .10. 13,15; ABC New s 6: Feeling Free 20: Zoom 33. 6:3()-NBC News3,4,15 ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnell & Fr iends 6: CBS News e.IO; O·; er Easy 2(),33. 7 :DO-Cross .Wil s J; ,A ; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Pop~es The Country e; News 10; Gilligan 's Is. 15: French Chef 20: Boating Safety:33. · 7 :3()-Hollywood Squares 3.4; Let's Go To The Races 8: ; Candid Camera 6: MacNeil · Lehrer Report 20,33: Price is Righi 10: Th ai's Holl ywood 13; TV Honor Soclelv IS. 8:DO-Muv1e .. 1ne Lin coln Conspiracy" 3,4, IS; Happy Days 6, 13 ; Movie " It's A Mad, Mad. Mad, Mad Wor ld" e 10 : Nationa l Geographic 33; Al calraz 10 8 : 3()-Laver ~e & Shirley 6,13; 9:DO-Three's Co~~a~y 6,1 3; Si:-< American Fami lies 20; T"'ur En L Atr Ba llel Adagio 33 . a: BOB'S DELTA MASH BROnfERS Comme.rc tol piopetty opprox . .1 7 a c re~ 1ovel land locat ed oJ _ 1uppet '> P.laim on Ohio . Hou le 7 . Pho ne (b ioi) 667 ·6J04 . water WACKENHUT CORPORA liON w 1ll GARAGE ~ AU: fr t od n )ot 8 to 5 Chdd ren s clo th mg toy s ond be occept mg opp ii< OI IOils ond Phone 992.2181 n11s< Item ~ Also 11H 1 Ponllc c con du chng 1nterv1 ew s. !rom Loc ated or Jerry lor SbOO 8 30 to 5 00 on Moy I b & 11 l o r Burkes re stden ce no rth of WA l~ fo' WHl dnllmg Wt l l10m I ~ec uflty po~1t1 o n ~ o pen 1n the C he ~ ter Oh1 0 on SR 7 Turn off Pt Plea san t mea Apply 111 per · Grant 747 71:09 on CR 36 3 m il es ~ on ol the Pt Plea sant In n Will DO sme ll houl•n g cut bru Sh M dlla ry bo <kground preferred YARD SALE Wed lhurs I-n cle ontn g of bo ':i emen l ~ oll 1cS but no t req utred We ore on· 17 th 18 th & 19t h ot A sh 51 g oroge et c Phone 991 7704 Equal Opport un y Empl oyer Robert Sm11h ~ re~1 den c e beh•nd the grade schoo l l o t ~ WANTED Wodres':i of A vo n bolll es glo s~ wor e · Cen tury Bo r re f11 ge10I Or and ~orn e fu r Guaranteed Training- • Lei Pumeroy Landmark be taking f~ ll color pictures prom night, May 20. Two 5x7 's and four wall•ls, 14 .SO, payable when pictures are taken . bonono ch1h pepp e r ~ Plus many d1ll eren t v01 1 9 11 0 ~ o l tunml o plor1h rnony k n1d o o l bm f.. et ., and pot hong1ng !l o we r ~ Lorge vort e ty ol on · nuo ls 111 !lot ~ Clela nd forms ond G reenhouse . Roc1n e Getoldtne Clel and . soften Aga in this y•ar, we will of yoU and your date on :mq ~ bl S ~L ~C TI O N NI:W 3 bed room hou'se . 2 bath s, oil e 1ec. 1 acre , M iddleport , · close to Ru tl and . Pho ne 9QL 748 1 Country 6: Mary Tyler Moore 13; 10 :DOPilot "Windows, Doors & Keyholes" 3,4,15; Fam il y 6,13 ; Some of Ihe Presidents' Men 33: News 20. 10 : 3~Biock Perspective On The News 20: 11:DONew• 3,4,6.8. 10,·13. 15; Dick Cavett 20; Over Easy 33. 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Mov ie " Funny Gir l" 6,13; Movie "Splg " S; ABC New s 33: Movie " Sea of Grass" 10, 11 :DO-Janakl33; ! :DO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2:3()-News 13. Movie Channel 5 4 ·5& 9 P.M.- Ja mboree In The Hills 7 & 11 P.M.- Voyage of the Damned ( PG 1 Cable Channel 5 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 P.M. - Pau l Gaudino Fam ily Fitness 10 :00 P .M. - IOO ·Ciub. TELEVISION VIEWING Business Services HOMESITES l o1 s·ole . 1 a cre one up. Mtddleport . ne a r fl utl.and Coll 991·7481 . of the be~r woad ~ t ov ~ ~ 111 l>outheos le111 Oh1o Jotut Mor ~o Ef el l i!O IIO IWO BEDROOM Trader ad u lt ~ · TW O STO RY ftarne hou~~ , b lempw ood and No lhuo Z• on· r oo rn~ ond both . re lla1 . out · on lt- Q92 ·3324 Hco ! Co 8 Pu t nom Dr (o il Mill budd mg ~ . .:1 an es lan d , at edge 10 11 50 2 ~edroorn m obde hom e 111 ~~ ) At hens. 61 4 sq2.o079 or ol Rutland . Compl e te lroile • Rocme oreo C'jq'J.S858. ()14~90 11ij7 , hook ·up also . 2 bonk ':i opp1ois· ed property ol SIS 500. Pho ne MIODL~PORI O llt c ~ po< C' 1000 !JUH ROUG HS ~t N S I MA 11( oc sq II 0 11 co ndil toned 992 7094 ' <o unttng ma chine Phone corpe red Gr o und f loor Co r11er 997 7150 Th e Oo1ly )en rmel M IOlJLH'OR I. 3 bedroo m home. 2 loc ot1 0n Coli 992 3b31 Ill ·Co Ull !:tt1et:>t Po meroy fu ll bath s tully carpe ted O h1 <1 l' HR ~l ROOM l ur~~ hod . op t equ tpp cd k itchen wllh mt e~ · co rn na tur al go~ fu rn ac e. cen · 992 5d3d 01 997'1.JJ1i ( A !HIAG~ BR O CC OLI tr ol on condition1ng 011 o 100 )( cauldl o we r bru ssell ~ p r o ut\ 100 lo t Fen<ed 1n yard . ('gg plonl s head lellu ce ~ wee ! S..nir~• Offered SJ S 500 flhone 992 b'l 45. pc ppc • s hungo11on wo~ ~e c t du< l~ WANT sen d gro .. e l. calnum chlor1de fer tdtZ CI dog food and oil types ol ~olr ~ .. . ce lstor. Sal t Work~ . In c. , ~ Mo1n ) t PonHl !'O)· 99'1 1 9 : 3()-Ca rt~r I ·Heall£slalc for Sale liMBER WA NTED TO BUY Cub Scout s,ze 10 Ph o ne un tl or m NotiCI'5 lmupjng Equipmenf o- The Dailv Sentinel, Middl"!JJr!-Pomer:oy, 0., Tuesd~y. May 16,1978 "., Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Compe l ~ J 7~ Eadl word over lilt! rmnUllWll .{5 tu t'\llt or N~ £0 SOMEONE to clean up cqors · Opening lead : • J By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Here is anothe r old-lime unblocking hand . ll is the sort of hand that ever yone will m a ke the second time around, but mos t players will 'play carelessly at tri ck one and wind up with not}ling but regret. With the precedin g para·graph as a hint, th e play should be easy . South rise s with the ace of dia monds and drops his queen. Now a U he has to do is to to make six heart s in our article of February 6. The answer is that he didn 't need a squ eeze . There were 12 tricks there for lhe takin g as our read er s pointed out. Pl ea se accept our apologies. rNE WSI' AI'f<:H F:"'TEIU'IC ISE ASSN ) (Do you ha~ a queSt1on for th e e"tperts, Wnte " Ask the Expe rts. " cah:! olth1 s newspa· pe r Indi vidual quesfto ns wU, be answered sf accompamed by stamped ~ self-addresser envelopes. The most mteres tmg questions will be used m this column and wt/1 receiVe cop1es of JACOBY MODERN J �• . 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomer~.Y . 0 ., Tuesday, May .l6, 1978 u..q.wantm wANTAD CHARGES RN FOR ·SolurdOy on d Sunday day !th1lt . Co li Ar cod to Nu rsing Home . l!!ool v•llc . bl4 -b67-J J9Q . t:l Wurd.sur Under Cash 1.00 1.50 I.M 3.00 ldlly 2 dll )'S 3 days 6 duys Cl 111r~t' 125 !.90 22.1 wnn b IS <I L'CillS l)t'r wur·d Vt'r J.l<~~ Ails rWUlUII!t other tl1<1n eurrst'l'Ull\'t' <ill)'S 'A'Ili bt> rhargctl HI lht' I d!t) nil~ In memory, Carll uf TI1Hnks and Obrlutlt)' 6 cents ~r wurd, JJ 00 tr'Ulll,mwn Cash ir1 iit!Vdlll'U , Mulnlt' Hmnl' SHit!.-. I! lid Y;srd sales ~re at•ccptcd only wrth cash wrth un.ler 25 L'l'lll dlflfl$t' fur 1uls r~trr) · tnr: Bo!t Nu1n!M!r In Car·e of TlwSen- tru r·l Thr Pul.li L~ht'r rcSt:rv es tlw n~ht rt'j~~l end do bodywork 742 3154 . any atls deemed u(). )'l'l"lrun.a l. Tlito PulliL.Jlt'r wrll nul tor I'C:>Jlt!llS!Uie for morl' th:w une Ull'Uf· n~t.'l li\SCI1JOII. Pllllllt' \rfl-2 156 Wantro io Buy OLD FURNIT'U R ~ ;ce box es bra ss bed~ tron bed~ e lr comp lete hou ~ ehold s Wr•1e M ·D Mdle1 R! 4 Pome10y Oh•o o r coli 99'1 -77b0 . NO llEM 100 Lo rge or t.oo srnoll W1ll buy I p 11~ce or complet e hou!>ehold . New used or onh que ~ Morfin s Furn 1tu re 10 N 2nd St Mtddlepor r Phone 992 b370 . CH IP WOOD Pole s mox . d•orne ter I 0 on largest end . $8 per ton Bundled slob Sb per ton Deli1,1 ered 10 Oh10 Poll et Co Rt. 7 Pomero,. . 9'12 26H9 NOTICE SCA SHS !01 1unM c ar ~ Frye s Tr uck and A ut o 1-'ort~ Wreclo.er Service T.r e sal e ond Repo•r Ru tland 74:Z.2081 o r Penruod WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES COIN S CUR REN CY tol..em, old pocket wat ches ar1d chou,., , ~ dvc1 and gold . We need 1964 ond older ~dve1 co1n s . Buy sel l or !rode Col i Rage• Wom~ley - Monda y Noon on Scllurdl:ly Tucst1a\ thru F' miH;' 4P M U1e Wt y llcforr pullhl' alillll Sumla v .j p r..( Fnday <~f l~ rnw11 74< 9S7S 74 ') 2331 WANI~D fO buy lumbPr O,flere n! leng th s 742 3074 Good u ~ ed 5 11(! ~ and AN RC rn oife"1 airplane l11e1 1~ look 1ng tar on RC Club 111 the Athens Pomer oy or Gall1p011 ~ area . Coll7 42 2028 . MEIGS HIGH PROM PHOTOS 3 A ND 4 RM l u rn t ~hed and un . l urn1 shed opts Phone 99 2 543.4 H & ~ MO BILE HOM f:S , Pt . Plea · ~ o n t W Vo . beside Heck 's. JQ73 8roOdrnor e 14 x 6.111 'l bedroom 11173 Dol ion 14 )( bO 2 b ed room t972 Vtcto r 10ri 14 " 67 3 bed too m . 'J both 1'17'1 ( oventr y 11 x 65 3 bed' oorn 1%9 )totesnion l'l .. bO 2_ bedroom CO UNTRY MOBil~ Home Pork f( ou!e 33 north ol Pome10y lorgl:' lo ts . Call992. 7479 RW UCE! ~ AF t 8. lost w 1th Go Be~e Tabl e ts & [ . Vop wo te1 .Pills Ne!s on Drug ' ~~NIO R Clllzt: NS Our new renter~ os~t~ton r e . you may b~ COAL I1 Ml; fO Nl MUST MDV~ cop'> and com.per' 001 lo!> s your go tn at Cod ner~ t'o~ Rent oble · to l1"'e m our oportrne11t l or le ss thot l $50 o mon th f. o t lll f Q I rl'\0 11011 CO/\ IQC I n1 orc V1ilog1! Manor Aportrne11t' 4'11 77 87 WILL CAfH for the eldcil y m our home Ph or;c 992 ·731 4 POMEROY Fo rest Pr o· Top pn ce lor stond1ng sow ttmbe r Coli QQ2 5'ilb5 or Kent Hanby 1 440-85 70. TO buy U5ed 997. 3757 o ft e1 5 pm EXPERT HUNTER can oe 991 ·7b07 N ~ ~DED s,l..,e r ca ms htgh es t • pr t ee~ pmd Coli 747. 2310 alter l pm· Wheel Alignment WANTED TO bu.,- wood burntng cook s to...- e Se wi ng mochme cobmet ,/ reaso nably p11 ced 991.3618. Make your appointment 9 tlliE PHOto PLACE ( Bob Hoeflich) Pomeroy If YOlJ hov4? a serviCe to alter wont to buy or ~ell '>Omethmg oe loo l-. 1119 l ot wor k or whateve r ,-ov II get re~ult s la s ter w tth o Sen t1nel Wont Ad Co ii 9Q7 11 5tl YARD SA L~ Stor ts Sot May 13 [noon ) thr ough Sot Moy 20 f-urniture oppl+o nc es rv gm heater s ten t cornper c arpe t rernno nh l t n f' n~ and s pread~ fllV>C household goods toys and cl othes l rr11 le !rom Lo ng ~vd lc on CR 10 I De~tler Rd ) f-'h one 742 -2bb8 SPECIAL r11 1ure $lz.'S Harrisonville Society News condition extra if needed . Excludes front-wheel drive cars. Call Now For Crosses ~ Pomeroy Landmark . . . ~ck w. carsey , Mgr . fWO FAM it '( Yo rd Sole Moy 18 8 19 9 4 Tra de1 a< ross' fr o m :-. o l e rn ~r r ee t J-len n l od Jl u!! ond Ho 1r dry e1 ~ w1g ten n1-; rac quet gall s h oe~ cooh home occes~ortes clo th ,,., g deep fryer IN SI DE Syracus e 1ro ll er Par~ budd1n g 2nd 51ree l fhur ~ an d Fr ' Door~ unl oc ked at 1(1 00 unr 1t 5 00 Lo ts of rhtld r en.,. clo th es boy\ tn lan t lo 4 guls mlan t to 17 dr apes ro y ~ e tc APPLIANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our service department and will service Hotpoint and I HR ~~ 1-AMIL Y Gor o gt:! Sole lhur'> & F1 1 May 18 19 10 l o 7 M ens wom en s clo th tng ~ e d !> p re od s cu rt ams dt ~ he s gtos~w ore p1c turc frames and o rher 1rems I mil e oft Rt 7 on ~~ 124 011 Ru tland Rood OODl AN D ~n d s ':>ole h 1 M ay 1'1th (hes ter Un1 ted Me• hod t~l Chu rch from 8 om ro 4 prn fl V ~ I AMtl 'f Ya rd )ole Thv r~ f 11 or;d Sor d neod ed tO 3 lo t ~ of goo d baby clo rhe ~ and 1urPt l ur e A l.,o 1T11\C 1t€Hll\ 197J fl l YM O UlH ..$300 ond loon Manne 2 woy VHf FM rod1o -teleph one SJ 25 A rll• que Smger treadle \f.•wmg moch111e S1 00 l1 kP new I 304 7, 3 5778 o~ ~ ume TWO 3 p1ece bedroorn \ Uite '> rnop le hutch glm~ d oo t ~ Moytag wrmge• wo ~ h er 'l ~ tend s I dre!is er 1 bo se cobul(' t I electr 1< rongL' 2 c ob,nC't~ 1 round •obiC' dr op lea l f o rm tC O 1o p I boo l. c o ~ e J ChQII . HolU ( K RU_N!J good good 111 ~., $ I S(J 949 180 1 Check our low , low prices on other .brands. FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. POTACH, FERT~PELS & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark ·' Phone 992-1 181 Gi,·• Awa y Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. fiG ~R ~ TIW'l:D J year !> 9n 1o<>> cot wil h gol d e ye ~ old Very gc tH fe !1-lohil• HoDH!s for Sale 1/ , bO Spr1 ng Menor mob ile mob• le home all elec r11c f ron k ltn lo1 eploce or1 o level lbU ~ 150 lot 111 f u ppe'~ Plo111 ~ Oh1o SB700 or w ol f ~ ell !1 01le r ~ e perore 0 14 667 6710 o r 61 4 Qfj~ 4703 Mr . and Mrs . Roy ~ OU R FAM i l Y Cor age Sole or Ly le lwo1n \ re~ld t' nc e l ocu~t Wiseman. Mrs. Larry Clark Gro ... e Rood abo,. ,~ Eo \ te111 HOlL YPARK lRAit EJ( 14, 70 Un and daughters spent H1gh School Mo.., ) Q & 20 l urn,~he d ) bedr oom~ Cen tra l Clo t he~ ott 51 1 c~ • o y ~ baby Saturday in Springfield w1th A C 1 ,n.l c ou t on 14J 9\f} 3 ~01 1 !uff 1tU! t' rTII'>( 985 4/!9 01 QQ') J6SCI Mrs. llha Wiseman who is confin ed to a nursing home 19b9 IRAIL~R 1'} '60 I bedroom and then visited Mr. and Mrs. Un f urnts hed g o~ ra n g e corpel tn g ml1v1r1g roo m S1SOO John Wiseman . 843 1793 HOLLO W H o r ~ e !> Bu'f se ll Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Allen HOOF trade or tram New an d u~ ed 1<171 FURNI ~ H I.D rno b de home and sons of San Jose. Calif. , <ooddle'> Ru th Rl' f.lv e ~ A lba ny .... 11h o r w tthou t I ' 1 o c r e ~ spent a few days with their bl 4 f1Q8 3290 l oad ed w1rh e,..~r o ~ Se ll111g grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. RI)ING ST AR KPnnel 8oor dtng chea p 747 1SbS Waldo Neal. lrtdom and (lutdoor ru n\ I L "" bO 1973 Oor 1on 1roder lor Gr oom1ng oil b1 eed~ Clea n Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith, ~ o le ') bedr oorn lo<a red bel · Che sh,re :.onil ory l octl 1 t oe~ w i'Pfl Mn t(' I 8. 7 Phone Terry and Tracy and Mr. and ~h o ne td 4J 'Jt:d 0'191 1 b6 9 5741 Mrs. Bob Jewell were Sunda y MA l ~ AN D l erno!e AK C night supper guests of Mrs. re g 1~ t ere d Old ~ n g lts h Sheep Pau line At ki ns and Mrs . doq~ 9£l5 4 !11 or '1'9') 2205 Ruby Halliday . =---. ~ Harrisonville Grange was U l ~D TRACTO RS Ml- 135 D1esel MF2JO 0 1esel . host to Pomona Grange Auto Sales M FISO Du~~ e l MF 235 Dtesel · Friday evening. 1977 PO N TI A C CA JALINA S800 MFlb5 01e~el MF785 Otesel · 9Q7 7453 Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Jewell MF\135 Dte ~ el Ca b. 01r & and Mr . and Mrs . Bob Jewell 1Q71 CAD ILLA C H OO RADO heal er clao n e nellen l co nd1110n N ~W 8 USED IMPlEMENT S. were supper guests at the Phone 997 7467 MFQ Ba ler M FI O Bole r MF170 Hallida y - Atkins home baler Mort hew ~ Ro tary Sqtthe Wednesday evening in honor IQt>q OPEl ST A TIO N wagon 4 MF 880 Sem1 mounted b bot \peed Stort : o . " ond run., very of Mrs. Bob Jewell 's birtom Pl o w MF 5'l0 17 Dtsc good $400 99'1 3890 thday . MF200 2 Row Ch o p"fl r M F39 '} Ho w Pla n t e r ~ MechOfl iC al Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bailey of 197 4 DODGE OAR! lpor 1Cou pe b f yl aut o AM FM 8 trotk fronsp l ont e r Marengo. Ohio, were recent AC Very cleon 985·354/ SHINN S TRACTOR SALES alte r 6 pm visitors of Mrs. Stella Atkins. Phone 458 1630 · Rev . and Mrs . David 196~ DODGE V 8 ! loS Leor1 W Vo 5740 Wiseman and family of Lima 1974 PINl O N r-w rod ,o l 11 re~ USl: O Bl:AUI Y )hop eq utpment l or visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy new ~h oc ks aut o ttom or; eoperator 61 4 367 ·751 .111 48 000 mtle-, 9Q2 7185 oher 4 Wiseman Friday . pm TWO NEW Toppon Of!luxe electric Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheets ra nge s Ttmer clo<k glou w 1n· and children spent a weekend 1976 MU ST ANG AUTOMATIC do w m door etc I gold and I Good con d 1t1on Ph one with Mr. and Mrs. David whJte , S725 each . Con be seen 99'} J24 0 Eisenhower in Dayton . o t "lngsbury Hom e Sole , , 1100 E Mo"' St Pom e roy . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sayre of JC0 3 MONH: CARL O landau P ) P 8 A C AM fl trock ~ t er eo Florida a re visiting Mr . and ,1q73 GRAVELYTRAClOR. 11 h.p . b·c elle n! cond1tton S1700 Mrs. Joe Sayre and Mr. and 843 7672 dual wheel., elec trt c start 36 · mower $800 992·3402 Mrs. Tom Sayre of :ruppers 197 ~ PO NltA C CATAliNA . Plains. out o rno 1lc Otf con dt ttoned , H OM~ GROWN tom a to plant s Improved M e•icon and Ea rly S/100 Ph one997·:l890 Mrs. Russ Eshelman is still · Vtolent Al so ca bbage p lants . confined to the Veterans 1973 lUPER Bf.EllE $1700 fhomos Haymon acr oss from lleedwtlle Oh 1o 6 )4 378·6331 Memorial Hospital and is ~wtmmm g Pool Syra cuse , oil er b pm slowly improv~ . Oh10 . ~- rn • Phone 992-218 1 19bt! ~ ORO 4 wheel dnve 190(:1 l·o rd tru ck poll !> 1968 ~ o rd cor t I0 I 963 1-o lcon '} wheel 1101ler 7117 217 4 DAVE'S BACKHOE '------------' Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE .......... liM!Ietor to thll Rulland . Eleclrlc on lh e property . Good build ing si tes. On ly 111,500.00 . 2 ACRE LOTS - Near Cellulosic (wood fiber) """'· Tupper s Plains. Wafer and electric available on 681. Thermal Insulation S.ve lO pcl.lo 50 pel. on he• ling cost SM!TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1.96 ACRES - Renovaled6 room house with new bath, new kitchen, paneling , all bath , F .A. nalur al gas b asement, 2 por ches near sc hool and store . Wanl $13 .500 .00 . NEW LISTING - Business buildi ng 2Ax80 in Ru tland . and eleclr ic . On ly $13,000.00. NEW LISTING 3 bedroom frame home on . - ~ BAKER PHOTOGRAPHY 1 gravel hi ll. Bath , natura l gas heat, lots of fl owers Biker" lois . S18 .5oo. NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 Middleport. Ohio 4 · tJ · t H ~a l Estate 'II ACIU l mo. for Sale a 1100 1 flllll(' ~ S?7 000 B UIIdlflg ~weepe 1 s , nons, al l ~ 'noll oppl1onces . Lawn mow~:>! . ne ,d to Sto l e Hig hway Garage on Route 7. Pho ne (614 ) 9B5 · MA ~O N W V ModPtn 3 bed 1oorn ha mPr. 1 & '} acres lond cham h n ~ l enc.e One oi l bnck one l1ame cons lru<llo n Good buy NtW HA V ~N WV All biiCk 3 ., bedr oorn ~ co mplete k1 rlhen lorn dy roo m hv1ng room wt l h lnPploce hila Iorge corner lor N1ce pro perty Eo ~ '( t monc 1ng ava il able Cal l Jok l..' 5-o•nct Yd le Root h tot o f'h one 304 07 ) 3030 o r 675·3431 A LOOK WILL CON VI ENCE YOU - 111, t oo~ te n J825 3 33 to 5 ocr e~ 2 rntles be l ow M1ddleport. rtver t.antoge Pho ne qq'/25 61 l or mare 1n l ormoll on l , m tlc f rom lRAIU:: R S I'A C ~ M e1gs Hrgh Sch ool on o ld Rt . 33. 1192 -294 1 01 991·2689. lHE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN GALLI POLIS AT 446·3643 Evenings Call 446·3196 or 446-7881 carport & storage,. 1 leve l acre. corner lot . Many, many other features , ~ ARM SMALl 747 lo r \Ole Coli 727 1 t-.IOIHH 0 ._ Ftve P o mt~ )pO ( IOU ~ . ext ra nice 3 'bedroorn home 4 yea rs old 7 , both ~ 1-ullv equ•pped k•l chen . CerHral orr ~ l on e · hroplo ( e Oou bl e gotogo . Select locot ,on on I 4 orres 99?.1996 ~OU ) I:. , FUL L of alm o st 110w h J' n tt ure 3 bedr ooms . lt Vrng dint'lg room . klt r h en ond washer and d1yEH lake over poyn'l•nh Col t QCI'J - b3'1~ . roa n~ <. lB YEAH 1 11 'L L HAVE 10 9E Answer here : B'1' lRAIN SO SAN D'( CAN RID( HI' BI\66AUE CAR" · BUT VIHERE ? DUNWO 'I ACTL Y, 'fEl .. · SAOOY, TOO ". I D 1r r I I I xJr I xI xJt • . I Jumbles FLOUR Yesterdays (Answe rs tomorrow ) SUAVE PLEDGE FELONY , An swer· Whit you mlgtrt take if you don t feel well - YOUR GLOVES OFF ,, · ..k.ntit Btx* No. 10, with the tn1t 110puzzlle, II ........ !of S1.3Spoet· Plk' from .JurntH. r:Jo this'*" ;"'f*, Box :W, Norwood, ~.J, 07e.t&.: ; : your netnt, lddrell. zt, OOCIIII ana make cf'leC:Q peyltlle to Gi&w t"'4 · - "'-.' ..... ..... •: .. 399 W. Main St . Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992 -2164 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At by THOM"S JOSEPH ... . ' . I ~~ •• •·'. ., Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery. Installation Service Pomeroy, o. J.Js.ffc .. .-->. ·:.. . ',:J' ;. -- GASOUN]'; ALLEY How old is Walt realll), llu.inees Senieee A DUOI; NAMED MY 61Xl 1NESS, AM 1: GLAD TOSE!i ~! . ., MOORE'S 1 was left on his doorstep in ]q2 f Skeezix 7 S ~ WING MACHIN E Repo• rs . ~er ­ '<' ICe, o il m ake s. 991 728• Th e Fobr t c Sh op . Pomeroy . A uthorm~d S111get Sole~ ond Se rv1<e . We sha rpen Sc t ~sor~ . LOOM8AH'S CO'<IE 'TO 1bWN. AND A~~ ACROSS TOI.C I Starting . US! point YO.J'LL NEVE~ "TUO!NED "'HE GIIESS WHA"''S WHOLE Pl.ACE 6 Attack uPS IDe· !?OWN ! HAPI'ENEO : II Nimble The 400 Baffling problem. 15 Sweet potato 16 Civil wrong 17 Brooch 18 " - of Eden " 22 Seaman LL..U...-"'-"""'-'"'-"'~=-'-' 26 Willy of the rockets .----::--:-:----.w:~;;--;---;-;- 27 Winged Here~ Wel l... he could 28 Register have been biq 30 Nonsense! snapshot 1 for his 31 Con man's " pigeon" aqe! 33 Abound Symbol of freshness Redolence Hire 4ll dea; a doter loader ond bmkhoe work dump truc k. • ond lo · b o y ~ lo r h1re w1ll haul I til d1rt . to sod. l1mcsto ne ond grove l. Col i Bo b or Roget Jef· ! ers. doy ph on e 992-7089 , night ph Me 992 .JS25 or 991 5131 . .. .. ~XCAVA liN C. dozer , bock hoe ond dt tcher . Charles R. Hotl ie ld , Bo ck ,H oe Ser vi ce, Ru tla nd . Ohto . Phon e 74'1 .1()08 . 1 ·' ' .,..... l: -rtiiNJc GHARLE.s I>A(lwiN MUST MARTIN HftVf: HAD A co vetin g . ~ep l t c sy!it e m s . do zer backhoe . dump !ruck , ~ l u·, ws tone . gro .. el. b lack top povmg , Rt . 143 . Phone 1 {t:d -4 ) ; AND Ki t ch ens ~... : remodeled , ceram ic !lie . plum- • • ' bing. car pen try , and general '_.·.: mo in te nonut . 13 years ex· -.~ pe nence . 992· 3685 '• moko necesso •y re pot r s. AI Tr omrn . Construc tion . 7•2· 2328. To mor row 3,4; 2: l~News 13 .. Yesterday's Answer- 29 Original 32 Graven image 34 Modern inn 37 Valley 38 Etna 's refuse 39 GenTllln river 10 Rossin i opera hero 41 Witticism 12 Pitcher 's stat Tu,·sday , 1\,lu y 16 43 Pen point 44 Calendar abbreviation Hf---t--t-t----1 i ,. ·• ¥ 3 t J • KJ bedroom home i n good conditi on . Features a basement with finished f 3 m11y room and laundry room . eat-In kllchen , Ji ving room & b•lh . Large Jol wllh fenced yard . Call now. pr iced lo sell. e•pridencu. free • Q9 7 Vuln er able : Both Dea ler : South West North t: as1 A X Y D I. B A A X R Is · tONGFEI.I. ()W AHFHKAM 61t' ·698 ·6S55. I Aile' 6 pm, . 6ll'·b89 ·525 1 John Jaff er' or ~, 6{19.5'165 Bil l Gillette , ) W e ore NOT oil wei on PRICES. BARNEY ~ r--ME~GS1 Equipment Co. 68 ACRE FARM - Prlcereduced to ~<6.900 . Altrecllve ce home futures remodeled 1 story farm home a large liv ing room. dl n l •acl\~\ . o~chen, 5 bedrooms , & 1'12 baths, 15 •r.:;.\.~. ''-•..,le lend wllh balance In \\\t, pasture and wood1 ~ .der barn & gara~ . You must · see lhls one , If 's v.c rl worth the price. Loceled off Rl. 315 In Melg• Cou nly. I I QUICK, MAW!! WHAR I HIDE--WHAR Ot: I HAVE A STRAP THAT t\\IGHT HELP JIOIIEIIOY, 0. PH. M2-2171 111111 •1111 .. 11111 ..., ltwl.. E41.... Opto Friday Till 1:00 p.m. ForYour Shopping Convtnltnct . --------J ~ ·r zG j Q z0 Q p , Yeolerday 1 Cryptoquole:THE GREAT MAN IS THE MAN WHO DOES ATHING FOR THE FIRST TIME.-ALEXANDER SMITH © IfiB Kl"f Foot.,.. s,..oou. 1"'. BREATHLESS? TELL HIM TO WEAR IT THE NEXT TIME HE PLA'/5 •. I HAVE !W-f DOUBTS BUT I'LL TR~ ..\N~ TH I NG came equ als. But it was necessary to drop the qu een So u1h SHERIFF TAIT WON'T LOOK FER ME ? WHAR? WHAR CAN Pass Pass Pass Pass Pas5 Pass Pass Pass 3. :1• 6" Any num ber of readers ha ve written to ask us why South had to develop a squ eeze HKV WUH v 1 H wK A ws wA E Q z. _ 5ut<r OF of diamonds was led , the queen, ni ne and seven be- 1¥ c:RYPTOQ UOTES YOU~~ SEXY... nine of tn order to be a bl e to force an en t ry to th e dummy wit h th e Hl-81n case trumps fai led to break :l-2. The b idding of the hand is more interesting lhHn the play . There are probably umpteen ways to bid to a slam . • A Q7 3 man WINNIE , • 10 • A • A K Q 10 6 On e l etter simply stands for an ot her. In th is sample A is used f or th t• thrl'e I. 's . X f or the Lwo 0 \, Pt e S in g le l etters. apostrophes, th e length and (orma ti un of th e words are aU hint s. Each day the code h•tters a r e difl'errnt. DID ~HE .?OUND B5 SOUTH DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : es limoles, ¥ 987 4 • K65532 ~ draw t rum ps, ca!ih hts etce of spades , lead the dia mond:-; to dum my's 10 and be s ure of an en tr y to gel three cl ub discards on the good s pades. Once th e jack • 511 WEST EAST • 10 B6 4 2 • 7 3 6 Beverage 7 Overjoy .r' anything yo u need l or unde rground ~ w 1m pools . New chemt col and supply slore. Albany , O h io . Ph o ne ~ 16 - A • KQJ 9 • J 52 t A 10 B H S HKVM QUH KHSHU QJMDZEVH . V 1 H W U f'UODLE POOL S. All sl r.es ond sha pes . Swim poo ls. 1. years REDUC ED TO 115,900 - A "ery nice 1'1> story 4 Dropped queen unblocks NUKTH Bay 11 New book ? Postpone Knot DOWN 1 Treat gently 2 Taj Mahal city l Thai's old country I Asian river b-t--t---1--ts Lookout J,.JJ<.E: You, I' I BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ~ -~' Hogan' s Heroes 15. 6:DO-News 3,4,8,10,1 3,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 10,33 . 6: J()-N BC News 3.<. IS; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 2(),33. 7:DO-Cross·Wits3,4; NewlywedGame6.13: Sha Na Na 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; Dick Cavell 20; ln. sight 33 7:3()-Baseball3,4; Belween The Wars 6: Fam ily Feud 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 10,33; The Judge 10; In Search of 13; Wild Kingdom 15. 8:DO-Carpenters 6,13: Movie ' La cy !1. the Mississi ppi Queen" IS ; Plio I 8, 10; Live fro m Lincoln Center 10,33. . 8:3()-P ilot 8,10; 9: DO-Ol ivia Newton.John 6, 13; Movie " Getting Marr ied" 8, 10 . 9:3()-Dean Marlin 15: 10:0()-Siarsky & Hutch 6, 13. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,8,1 0,13,15 ; Di ck Cavett 20; Li lias Yoga & You 33. 11:3()-Johnny Carson 3,4.15 ; Pollee Story 6, 13; Hawaii Flve·O S; ABC New s 33; Mov ie " The Ph iladelphia Story" 10 ; 12 :DO-Janakl 33 . 11 :4()-Mystery of lhe Wee k 6,13 : Ko lak S: 1:0()Movie Channel 5 5 & 9 P.M. - Lale Show I PG I 7 & 11 P.M. - Hollywood Old ie (G) Cable Channel 5 6:30 P .M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness 7:30 - Movie 10 :00 - 700 Club. '" floOMMJt~rl: o98 ·7331 ~AT HR OOM S' WI~TER GE T to yo u; house?l~ 8 Family member, for short · 9 French season 10 Thrice : prefix 14 Pitch 17 Excavation 19 Choir member 20 Observed %1 Phoenician port n Shopping center 23 Medicinal plant 21 Evaluate 25 Worshiping 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,15: Guiding Light 8,10; 3:DOAnolher Wor ld 3. <. 15 : General Hospilal 6,13: Lilias, Yoga & you 20. 3:3()-AII In The Fam ily 8;, 10; Ohio Journal 10. 4:DO-Mister Cartoon 3 ; Superman 4; For Ri cher, For Poorer 15 : Merv Gr iffin 6; Adda ms Family 8; Sesame 51 . 20.33 ; Gomer Py le, USMC 10; Dinah .13. 4:J()-Little Rasca ls 3,15 : G ll llg•n 's Is. 4; ,e; Brady Bunch 10. 5:DO-Here Come The Br ides 3; Star Trek<; Gunsmoke 8; Miste r Rogers 20,33; Hogan'st:!eroes 10; Emergen cy One 13 ; Peltlcoal Junction IS . 5:3()-News 6; Elec. Co . 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; perceeiP~~t~i~o:~nJ--:tJ~ . 747·1348 HOWERY AND 1 Now arrange ttle a rcl ed letters 10 form the surpr 1se answer. as suggested by the abOve c artoon . ....: PUlliN S EXCAVATING . Comp lele Se rv1ce. Phone 9~2 · 2.478 . 136,000 .00. END OF YOUR SEARCH FOR sole •n Pornero.,. loco ted"' Uppet M onkuy Run 5 room\ wllh both and bcu,omen l . Por ttolly rem od e led needs o lew reporr s Pho ne 9Y'l 7663 JUSl WHERE DO rou AIM TO GO, ANNI E? AND HOW? At>.ID Wt1 H ,£ • W ilL do roo f tn g , const ruction, plumb1ng ond heotmg N o job too lor ge or too ~ m oll Phone CAll bldg .. lots of remodel ing , fe nced . Redu ced to 11 2,500.00. ~ EE THIS 10 acres g ·ound, FREE GAS, far out. J UST $5 ,000 .00 for home or trailer . HER E IN LIVE COMFORT - Brand new . 3 BR , bolh , love ly firep lace , 949 13()1 Mower Sales & Se rvlce. ~ XC A VATIN C. , t.n 1 rJ ORPHAN ANNIE-PROBLEM CHILD . :JG-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15, As -,he World Turns 8,10 ; 2:0Q-One Life to Live 6,13. 1 IJINNOE' I U'l"fl.E ORPHAN ANNI E Aucltonee r Com R~MOD'EliNG Plu mbtng . heeling pl o te Sorvt ce . Phone 949. 2487 ond all types o l general r epair . m q.d9-2000 Rocme Ohio . (rttt Work g uaran teed 20 '(OOrs e.ot:Brod ford pe r 1ence Phone 99? 14QQ HWOOD BOWE NS REPAIR •••• ., .... c-.c..., ............... - , rJ ~WADFORD . lo t I 11 O fl f'!> ru ral water on lor S3 BOO Coll 742 2819 o lt c• 5 pr n 01 ony,l ,m c ~ 0 1. H. ) urt ov en•ng ~ ~ IPOMSIE Small engine & mower service, M11sey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, L.wn Boy Ph. ' "·2141 llusine•• S..ni<ll!! by HenriArnoldandBoblee r .I I ~APPII-!0 B~Fa'~ Dl f.lt-Jei2 • <-!1. 1 mo. P . room rf' rnod el ed home o il mo ne t a! r • ght ~ lucl Ru rlonct' ar ea od l u rnO(C S) b 000 New J bedr oom to tal 1 11 3 OCif.' \ el('ctr tc horne porches , meta I st orage H OU~~ F012 -~ MODERN SUPPLY .. y1rd p. m. story frame , wood ·burnlng HOU S~ ~O R la-O lc 6 rooms and both Roc1 ne Oh10 !lorn Yo res ISH5i25 ~ ~ l».i<.UIJ0 ~ ~XHAUSltD. Ht;''7 . ,. r.-1 ~ driveways , (614) 66'1 -6177 Between 7:30 & 9 :00 ' ' Th• Photognphy ol L•• r; and shrubbery an '1 leveJ llrep la ce. front & real .-oR ~o l d'lli'l room1o and bot h Garage on n1ce lo t Loc o red ,n Por tland 843 7900 1\JJI!. COUSI ~ OR-1118 4-14· 1 mo. Call JERRY MURPHY J ' fi- t' 13. 7:DO-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning America 6.13 ; CBS News S; Chuck While Reporls 10. 7:05-Bullwlnkle 10; 7:3()-Schoolles 10; 8:00-Capt . Kangaroo e. 10; Sesame 5. 33. 9:00- Merv Gri ffi n 3; Phil Dona hue <,13, 15 : Emergency One 6; Brady Bun ch 8; Malch Ga me 10. 9:3()-Andy Grlffilh 8; Fami ly Affair 10: 10:0Q-Card Sharks 3,4,15: Edge of Nighf 6: Pass the Buck e: Joker's Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13 . 10:3()-Hollywood,Squares 3,4, 15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice is Rlg~t 8,10 ;. 11 :0()-High Ro llers 3.<, 15; Happy Days 6.13: Elec . Co . 10. • 11 : J()-Wheel ol Fortune 3, 15; Family Feud 6, 13; f!a(lrlcjge Fami ly<; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 10,33. 11 :55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :0()-Newscenler 3; News 4,6, 10; Sa nford & Son 15: Gambl l 8; Midday Magazine 13 12 :3()-Ryan's Hope6,13; Bob Braun A; Gong Show IS; Search for Tomorrow 8.10; Elec . Co. 33. 1:DO-For Ri cher , For Poorer 3: All My Children 6,1 3; News 8; Young & lhe Restless 10: Not For women Only 15. fo ur ordinary wards. ROliN i .OSF.R .------:::===:;---, l1ndscaping , etc . Choose with \ , .\ ~ As Much Care ; \ ;~ Your Wedding '> ~~ Pholographer ~ Has rest room , water , ga s in Special i zed 8; Christopher Closeup 10; 6:<5-Morni ng ReporiJ ; 6 :5()-GOOd Morning, Wesf VIrgin ia 13 ; 6:55-News Unscramble lhese tour Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomorovm-6212 or99Z-61U IA .M. Io4 :10P.M. SALES AND SERVICE J..------.:.:11~·9..;-I.:.;IC:.....J DOZER FOR HIRE gr1ding, 6:Jo-News Conference 4; News 6 ; Summer Semester ';llJ\irutm~ ~THATSCRAMBLEDWORDGAME ~ ~ ~~ ® r~------------------~~· ~ ,~ !'"-!' , \~\1\\ Your Gown . 7158 HOU~I: ~ lOQ fully insured Free Est . Call : 992·3815 ~ou Ha ve ~ ~~if:'~ .arelullv ~ ~:;-.~ .-;,_~ Chosen ~ • > ); 1 Your Love. '-\: Your Rings. / 1 furna c e , replacement value. 3 BR . bat h, · formal dining , basement, por ches . JUST LOOK $10,000.00. THIS YOU CAN BUY Low down payment, loads of remodeli ng , 3 BR, bolh, forma l din ing , 1 car garage, lots of ground with fru it & berries . 119,100.00. Some of lhe obovt represents properlltl thai could not b• replaced al 3 limes lhe selling price . - Many Olhor ProperlesOPEN DOOR POLICY LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTEf!ESTED POTENTIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND. HENRY E. CLELAND .REALTOR HANK,' KATHY & LEONA CLELAND R EliLYOR ASSOCIATES 992-2259- 992-6191 992-2568-992-6009 k l~t tOin ..• - t:hester, Ohio .4 -9-1 mo. cl ose ts, - o lder home, we ll bu il t , pr i ced many t imes below ~T UIIJ - ~AV~ PlAt-JT: PWMBING & HEATING INC. Experience 1nd ,..,..., ,~!!! · 1111 carpe ted . Falloul sheller, 3 nice bedrooms , barn and other bui ldings. $23,500. A · BR ICK HOME - t975 FO RD V AN Fully c u ~10 m 1 t ed 3 ~ 1 P ~. P B $3800 Butch lt oush o • co li 9q7 5U37 or -= J&L EXPERIENCED Radiator Service ,,_ all TWO USI: D cha m ~ ow ~ good co n dtliOn Po meroy t1 ome and A ula HONDA 90 l o r ~ ole G ood ., hope ~ l d o n Walburn 997 2805 Auto & Truck · Repatr Also Transni .i ssion Repair Phone 992 -5682 4-3D·IIC Pomerqv, Ohio sem i pr lvole lof. 121.000. WE ALWAYS HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIES. BE SURE YOURS IS LISTED WITH us. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Reallor Asso cia tes IN0 A CAIJlt-JE WEDNESDAY , MAY 17 ,1 978 5:45-Farm Reoort 13 : 5:5()-PTL Club 13: 6:DOSummer Semesler IO; PT). Club. 15. CARTER mile off Rl . 7 by -pass on St . Rl. 114 toward Rutland, 0. Ca11Afler5 :00or Anylime Saturday 992-7119 or 992-5041 4·27·tf C BUS . BUILDING Around 2800 sq. fl . of floor spa ce . Load ing doc k. arched roof, concrete fl oor, fl oor s and tdm . Front and back porc hes, garage on LI THE DAIIL.lt-.16 ~ FOR '/OUR IJEl'-T PROJECO W~AD EK-­ HOI'I' ASOUT DEmOP· .,._ 10·30-c ~. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE li t ~> t tO ~ bedrooms, walk -In close ts, and enormous st o rages. Jl , ~ baths, lull base ment. oak. Bo x l · T~E AN~Y-/ER 15 A PRIVATE LAB ·· WEUL AWAY FROM THE 4-9·1 mo : SEPTIC TANif CLEANING ROGER HYSEll GARAGE & 216 E. Second Slreel bedrooms, farge CO MPA~'I POL.ICY FORIIID5 PeT S OIJ THE PReMIIOE$! " MAYSE &UT HOW CAN! WO~K WITHO UT W..V HOW LOfJ~~ VIRGIL B., SR . ~~ and · {AHEM:l I'M AFRA ID Jack's ~tic Tank sel;e· Middleport, 0 . 5·11 ·1Wk . N. 2nd BY OWNl:fl 3 bedt oom brick home on I acre of land 111 ~ o crn e . D ore a ~ are a 'l years old Cal1949./890 con d it ioned 7~3010 Fay's Gift 1Q ACfUS 5 room ho use CR 28. f- or fllO I C lfl fOrtnOIIOil COlf 24 7 J l b4 197 4 SUZUKI IMIOO How d on e ~eo, o n Ex cell en t cond1 tton SJOO 84) '16'J'l 997 Pots, Wreaths l:!f: OROOM home . 3 ' 1 ye01~ o ld . All ele<t r 1c Close to sc hool. N ice lo t wtl h 11ees . In Ru tland 74l ·7050 992-3325 Rl. I Middleport, Ohio 24 Ye~rs Strvlce SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small C•rs 1100.00 L.rgt cars 1125.00 Trucks 1175.00 Body work & repair $1 .00 per Inch ·using only tho besl llo!ponl m•lori•ls. R.esldenlial and commercial . Call for estimate, 24 hour service . Any day , •nyfime. Phone 985-3106 Jack Ginter 985-3106 Bibles, Bunch Flqwers, utl li lies. Out of fl ood . ll ACRES On good MilK GO A 15 Ju st l r eshen ed SbO . ond up K1 d~ weaned ~~~~..,. ~ $10 nOMIC'> 530 Shade (bl4 1 b90· 123 4. 742-2328,5 P.M. IU P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4-30·1 mo. Baskeh, Sprays grave l road. One m ile fro m Appointment AI Tromm Coost. 1HH~ ~ air Phone "2·2181 SALE 144.11 $51.97 $55 .17 AUTO PAINTING · : Beautiful Selection Flo'w"r• your Pomeroy Landmark LIST 178.31 115.0! 119.19 BR78x13 GR71x14 HR78x15 Under hang gullers & room additions. . For Free Estimates · Call 991-6123 or 992-6011 S-15·1 mo. pd. BY OWNtR : 5 o<rcs w tth 9 roam house , 1-Rtl:: GAS·, '1 cor goroge ~ umrner ki !(he,.; ond borde1ed by 1 cr e ek~ . Coli 91:15 ·3827 EED A WATER SOFTENER? & "THE MILEAGE MAKER" 191 30;1 IN C H~ S HH 6 room !rome home J t,edroorm and bo th on 2 Iorge lo rs Phone 98j.3526 Let us test your water Free ~ AH Call Army Recruit ing SFC Lowery Collect 593-3022 Alum. & Vin~ Siding VA -f HA )() y• , l in on c1ng al:w 1ehno!l ctng Ireland M o rtgage 77 ~ . )to te Athen~ pho ne (b l4) with Co-op - w1ter softener, Model UC.SVI , Now Only •289,95 Any U.S. made car-parts !I!! '397,., Single, '540.00 Married 19 76 C H ~ VHOL~ 1 CUSlOM Deluxe '• 10 11 p •c kup SJ400. l ow rn1 i e og e Reods v d le 614378631 1 DURA-STEEL RADIAL TUESDAY. MAY 16, 1978 A: 3()-Gil llgan' s Is. 4; Little Rascals 3, 15; Gi lllgan 's Is. 8; Brady Bunch 10. 5:0()-RereComeThe Brldes3; SlarTrek4; Gunsmo~e Misler Rogers' Neighborhood 10,33 : Hogan s Heroes 10: Emergency One 13: Pelt icoat Jun cllon 15 . . 5:3()-News 6; Elec . Co. 20,33: Mary Tyler Moore 10: Hogan's Heroes 15. 6:DO-News 3.4.8 .10. 13,15; ABC New s 6: Feeling Free 20: Zoom 33. 6:3()-NBC News3,4,15 ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnell & Fr iends 6: CBS News e.IO; O·; er Easy 2(),33. 7 :DO-Cross .Wil s J; ,A ; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Pop~es The Country e; News 10; Gilligan 's Is. 15: French Chef 20: Boating Safety:33. · 7 :3()-Hollywood Squares 3.4; Let's Go To The Races 8: ; Candid Camera 6: MacNeil · Lehrer Report 20,33: Price is Righi 10: Th ai's Holl ywood 13; TV Honor Soclelv IS. 8:DO-Muv1e .. 1ne Lin coln Conspiracy" 3,4, IS; Happy Days 6, 13 ; Movie " It's A Mad, Mad. Mad, Mad Wor ld" e 10 : Nationa l Geographic 33; Al calraz 10 8 : 3()-Laver ~e & Shirley 6,13; 9:DO-Three's Co~~a~y 6,1 3; Si:-< American Fami lies 20; T"'ur En L Atr Ba llel Adagio 33 . a: BOB'S DELTA MASH BROnfERS Comme.rc tol piopetty opprox . .1 7 a c re~ 1ovel land locat ed oJ _ 1uppet '> P.laim on Ohio . Hou le 7 . Pho ne (b ioi) 667 ·6J04 . water WACKENHUT CORPORA liON w 1ll GARAGE ~ AU: fr t od n )ot 8 to 5 Chdd ren s clo th mg toy s ond be occept mg opp ii< OI IOils ond Phone 992.2181 n11s< Item ~ Also 11H 1 Ponllc c con du chng 1nterv1 ew s. !rom Loc ated or Jerry lor SbOO 8 30 to 5 00 on Moy I b & 11 l o r Burkes re stden ce no rth of WA l~ fo' WHl dnllmg Wt l l10m I ~ec uflty po~1t1 o n ~ o pen 1n the C he ~ ter Oh1 0 on SR 7 Turn off Pt Plea san t mea Apply 111 per · Grant 747 71:09 on CR 36 3 m il es ~ on ol the Pt Plea sant In n Will DO sme ll houl•n g cut bru Sh M dlla ry bo <kground preferred YARD SALE Wed lhurs I-n cle ontn g of bo ':i emen l ~ oll 1cS but no t req utred We ore on· 17 th 18 th & 19t h ot A sh 51 g oroge et c Phone 991 7704 Equal Opport un y Empl oyer Robert Sm11h ~ re~1 den c e beh•nd the grade schoo l l o t ~ WANTED Wodres':i of A vo n bolll es glo s~ wor e · Cen tury Bo r re f11 ge10I Or and ~orn e fu r Guaranteed Training- • Lei Pumeroy Landmark be taking f~ ll color pictures prom night, May 20. Two 5x7 's and four wall•ls, 14 .SO, payable when pictures are taken . bonono ch1h pepp e r ~ Plus many d1ll eren t v01 1 9 11 0 ~ o l tunml o plor1h rnony k n1d o o l bm f.. et ., and pot hong1ng !l o we r ~ Lorge vort e ty ol on · nuo ls 111 !lot ~ Clela nd forms ond G reenhouse . Roc1n e Getoldtne Clel and . soften Aga in this y•ar, we will of yoU and your date on :mq ~ bl S ~L ~C TI O N NI:W 3 bed room hou'se . 2 bath s, oil e 1ec. 1 acre , M iddleport , · close to Ru tl and . Pho ne 9QL 748 1 Country 6: Mary Tyler Moore 13; 10 :DOPilot "Windows, Doors & Keyholes" 3,4,15; Fam il y 6,13 ; Some of Ihe Presidents' Men 33: News 20. 10 : 3~Biock Perspective On The News 20: 11:DONew• 3,4,6.8. 10,·13. 15; Dick Cavett 20; Over Easy 33. 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Mov ie " Funny Gir l" 6,13; Movie "Splg " S; ABC New s 33: Movie " Sea of Grass" 10, 11 :DO-Janakl33; ! :DO-Tomorrow 3,4; 2:3()-News 13. Movie Channel 5 4 ·5& 9 P.M.- Ja mboree In The Hills 7 & 11 P.M.- Voyage of the Damned ( PG 1 Cable Channel 5 6:30 P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 P.M. - Pau l Gaudino Fam ily Fitness 10 :00 P .M. - IOO ·Ciub. TELEVISION VIEWING Business Services HOMESITES l o1 s·ole . 1 a cre one up. Mtddleport . ne a r fl utl.and Coll 991·7481 . of the be~r woad ~ t ov ~ ~ 111 l>outheos le111 Oh1o Jotut Mor ~o Ef el l i!O IIO IWO BEDROOM Trader ad u lt ~ · TW O STO RY ftarne hou~~ , b lempw ood and No lhuo Z• on· r oo rn~ ond both . re lla1 . out · on lt- Q92 ·3324 Hco ! Co 8 Pu t nom Dr (o il Mill budd mg ~ . .:1 an es lan d , at edge 10 11 50 2 ~edroorn m obde hom e 111 ~~ ) At hens. 61 4 sq2.o079 or ol Rutland . Compl e te lroile • Rocme oreo C'jq'J.S858. ()14~90 11ij7 , hook ·up also . 2 bonk ':i opp1ois· ed property ol SIS 500. Pho ne MIODL~PORI O llt c ~ po< C' 1000 !JUH ROUG HS ~t N S I MA 11( oc sq II 0 11 co ndil toned 992 7094 ' <o unttng ma chine Phone corpe red Gr o und f loor Co r11er 997 7150 Th e Oo1ly )en rmel M IOlJLH'OR I. 3 bedroo m home. 2 loc ot1 0n Coli 992 3b31 Ill ·Co Ull !:tt1et:>t Po meroy fu ll bath s tully carpe ted O h1 <1 l' HR ~l ROOM l ur~~ hod . op t equ tpp cd k itchen wllh mt e~ · co rn na tur al go~ fu rn ac e. cen · 992 5d3d 01 997'1.JJ1i ( A !HIAG~ BR O CC OLI tr ol on condition1ng 011 o 100 )( cauldl o we r bru ssell ~ p r o ut\ 100 lo t Fen<ed 1n yard . ('gg plonl s head lellu ce ~ wee ! S..nir~• Offered SJ S 500 flhone 992 b'l 45. pc ppc • s hungo11on wo~ ~e c t du< l~ WANT sen d gro .. e l. calnum chlor1de fer tdtZ CI dog food and oil types ol ~olr ~ .. . ce lstor. Sal t Work~ . In c. , ~ Mo1n ) t PonHl !'O)· 99'1 1 9 : 3()-Ca rt~r I ·Heall£slalc for Sale liMBER WA NTED TO BUY Cub Scout s,ze 10 Ph o ne un tl or m NotiCI'5 lmupjng Equipmenf o- The Dailv Sentinel, Middl"!JJr!-Pomer:oy, 0., Tuesd~y. May 16,1978 "., Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Compe l ~ J 7~ Eadl word over lilt! rmnUllWll .{5 tu t'\llt or N~ £0 SOMEONE to clean up cqors · Opening lead : • J By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Here is anothe r old-lime unblocking hand . ll is the sort of hand that ever yone will m a ke the second time around, but mos t players will 'play carelessly at tri ck one and wind up with not}ling but regret. With the precedin g para·graph as a hint, th e play should be easy . South rise s with the ace of dia monds and drops his queen. Now a U he has to do is to to make six heart s in our article of February 6. The answer is that he didn 't need a squ eeze . There were 12 tricks there for lhe takin g as our read er s pointed out. Pl ea se accept our apologies. rNE WSI' AI'f<:H F:"'TEIU'IC ISE ASSN ) (Do you ha~ a queSt1on for th e e"tperts, Wnte " Ask the Expe rts. " cah:! olth1 s newspa· pe r Indi vidual quesfto ns wU, be answered sf accompamed by stamped ~ self-addresser envelopes. The most mteres tmg questions will be used m this column and wt/1 receiVe cop1es of JACOBY MODERN J �I. ---------------------------, 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy . 0 .. Tues<lliy. M~ y 16. 1978 Senate ! (Continued from page 1) I Area Deaths . 1 (Continued from paae 1) · · of l wo automatic, non· invasive arbrial blood press ure monitors and a · recorder-printer for the new special ca re unit being opened at the hospital soon. The automatic a rterial blood pressure monitor permi ts frequent mea sureme nt of blood pressure in an intensive care environm e nt. Bl oo d pressures are measured and recorded on a printed form automatically ever y 60 · seconds every eight and one· half minut es as desired. will • acti· Alarms vale at pre - determined high and low levels. The mean (average) pressure as well as the pulse rate. are also recorded . A micro· processor automati cally deflates the pressure cuff and limits the duration of in· flation. Adult and pediatric blood pressures ca n be closely monitored without the n"eed for tubes or needles within blood vessels. This equipment is available through the Applied Medical Research Corp. of Tampa, Fla. It is needed where a requirem ent for accurate , reliable monitoring exists, such as the critical ca re unit at Veterans Mem orial l1ospilal. Several forth coming events are being planned lo raise the approximate $6,000 needed for the equ ipment and donations are being requested. Donation s may be mailed to the Women's Auxiliar y, Veterans Shop for Inexpensive PORTSMOUTH , Ohio (UP!) - Gov. James A. \ MOBILE , Ala . iUPI J Three· term Gov. George C. Wallace, who sought th e presidency four times, apparently signaled the end of his political career in a stunning postscript to an otherwise routine speech Tuesday night. Wallace, 58, paralyzed from the waist down from an assassination attempt during the 1972 presidential cam· paign, said Tuesday night he \ VOL. XXIX NO. 23 Shirts are Available in long or Short Pants Sizes 29 to 50 Shirts Sizes 14'12 to 20 _..-/ Sleeves -'" / OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS~ Farmers Bank Talked Turkey With Bob Mattox. • • • ~ TO 7 P.M. Are You. the Proud Owner of an Underlnsured Home? SEE BIU OR ROY GERTRUDE DONAHEY State Treasurer MIOOUPOIT, OHIO Member Federal Oepolit IIIIU~I C«po!Jiion Fifteen members of the emergency · medical squads In Syracuse, Racine and Middleport completed 76 hours of training in the Emergen c y Medi cal Technicians · Ambulan ce Program on May 15. The Ctlurse of instruction in prehospital emergency medical care was provided by the Adult Education Department of Tri-County Joint Vocationa I School. Those completing the oourse are Linda Diddle, Nancy Adams, Mary Lavender, Shirley Sayre , Sharon Dalley, David Smith, Kenneth Hoffman, Jeffrey Hubbard, Danny Fink, Aaron Sayre, Martha Meadows, Charles Roberts, Richard 0 ." ' . ' Bob Mattox bought his farm near Albany In 1963. He had just retired from the Navy, and Farmers Bank had enough faith In Bob to loan him the money he needed. In 1967 , when Bob started his turkey business , Farmers Bank helped him again . Bob's business keeps on growing and Farmers Bank keeps on helping . This year Bob will raise and sell 86,000 turkeys . It 's no wonder he likes Farmers Bank. Why don't you try Farmers . They'll lalk turkey with you , too . approved the first budget resolution whi ch targeted the federal goVernment to spe nd a record $!1!10.9 billion in fiscal 1979. '" The deficits keep rising each year with no end in sight and the half trillion dollar 1979 bu dget represents an increase of about $40 billion over what is scheduled to be spen t in the current fiscal year ," he said. "The only way for Con ~ r ess to exercise true fi scal restraint is to· decide first how much government will spend in !Dial and then work out how much of thi s llllai will go to each spendin g program. Thi s is a fu ndamenUll principle to any budge t. "Congress has every reason to end the reckless federal spending and massive defic its which ulti ngt'ely hu rC '· everyone.' ' at y en tine PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS WEDNESDAY , MAY 17, 1978 Schools and highways are the ll)ain problems of \)hio with schools having the nwnber one priorit y, Mrs. Gertrude Dooahey , state treasurer, sai d in Pomeroy Tues<lliy night when she was in town to attend the observance of Senior Citizens Da y. Mrs . Don ahey, who is The first woman Ill hold a seekin g her third tenn of state office, Mrs. Donahey office, stresses sa fe 'inv estsaid she would have run for ments of state mney and has governor if she had the brought into Ohio $430 miilion answer to the school in interest to slate funds in problems facing the state. the pa st seven and one-fourth years . She was accompanied Ill Pomeroy by Ron Cullins, an Hobbs, Karen Guinther and employe of several years in Robert Willis. her office. Cullins is the son of The course has been ap- Mr . and Mrs. Doo Collin s of proved by the U. S. Depart· Pomeroy . ment of Transportation, the State Department of DEMOCRATS TO MEET Education, and the State The Democratic party will Emergency Medi ca l meet Thursday , May 16 at Te chni cian • Ambulance 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. Training Advi so ry Com· Everyone is wel come to miltee. · attend. The Trade and Industrial Education Service certified instru ctor, Joe Struble, pra ised the members of the class for their efforts in BY BOB HOEFLICH improving their skills in Approximately 300 persons providing quality pre· attended the observance of hospital emergency medical Senior Citizens Day and care of victims of serious Ill· Candidates Night held at the ness or accidents have been Meigs Senior Citizens Center improved. in Pomeroy Tuesday night. OLDEST - Ben Quisenberry, S)Tacuse, was honored as the old est resident attending the observance of Senior atizens Day Tuesday night at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy . Ninety years old, Quisenberry wa s scheduled to rid e to the center with neighbors. When their car would not start Tuesda y night, Quisenberry drove the group to the obser vance in his own ca r. l"he Rev . Willi am C. Middleswarth presents a gift to Quisenberry . Pomeroy man hit by auto j}ilbert Mees , W. Main St., Pomeroy, was listed in sa tisfactor y condition at Veterans Memorial Hospital today after being struck by an auto near his home Tuesday evening . Pomeroy police said that Mees had been across th e· street from his home loo kin g at the river ·and was retur· ning home when he stepped into the path of an eastbound car driven by Wesley Stewart of Ma son, W. Va . Mrs. Stewart, a passenger in the car, was taken to the hospital , also for treatment for shock. · Mees suffered a fractured ieg and injuri es to the back and pelvic region . Th e dri ver was absolved of blame in the accident. Mr. & Mr!i. Jerry II ilferty Hilfertys sp'e ak at CC meeting BY KATIE CROW Guest speakers at the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday held at the Mei gs Inn were Lil and Jerry Hilferty, owners and operalllrs of " ACoupl e Designer"' located in Middleport. Fred Crow, presi dent, in introducing the couple, slated that they had a. most unusua l type of profession. Mrs. Hilferty stated that they are designers, not ar· chitects . They ha ve done des ign work for Me igs Muse um, Mason County Musuem, at Maysvill e, Ky. and for the past three years have been working on the design for Kentucky Horse WASHINGTON (UP!) - Construction of a $500 miilion Park at Lexington, Ky. coal liquefaction plant in West Virgirua may be delayed six They showed a logo they months to a year. depending on who is estimating the dela y. made for the Kentucky Park, Dan Dennin!} of Gulf Oil Corp ., which plans to bulid the a mare and her foal in black plant, said trimmed down fundin g in the Carter and wh ite. They stated. that Administration's fiscal 1979 budget means the project will fail they have worked on the a year behind schedule. project for the past three years, ni ght and da y. They als o showed an overview of the interpr etive PIKEVILLE, Ky . (UPII-SUlle police said la te Tuesday element s at th e Kentu cky night they were checking out "a couple of. s ~spects '_' in the Horse Park. They stressed slaying of James Leonard Wells, 27, a m1ssmg PaintsVIlle that museum designs have motel night desk clerk found shot to death and tied to a tree in become their specia lities. the Little Creek area of Pike Co unty. "We can't reveal anything concerning the invest igation at Th ey have also done bus and th is lime," Detective Ken DeBoard said. Stale police at logos , pamphlets Pikeville said Wells, missing since early la st Saturday when he photography, to name a few . They commented that a was abducted from the Hearl O'Highland Motel at Paintsville great deal of resea rch goes after a robbery , had been shot ali east once in the head . into any project they un· dertake . At the visitors' inform ation CLEVELAND 1UP!} - Prosecutors in the Danny Greene center at Kentucky Horse murder trial were set to continue calling a str ing or rebuttal Park. people are given an witnesses to the stand today, in wha t has so far been" a orientation to the park and an successful effort to refute "'alibi" testimony presented earlier opp ort unity to purchase by the defense. tickets for the ticketed at· In court action Tuesday, the prosecution all but erased the tractions and special events . . value of testimony from an alibi witness for defendant Located in the visitors'. Pasquale " Bulchie" Cisternino, by introducing rebuttal inf ormation center two evidence concerning the date a telephone booth wa s installed. theatres will pr esent the film created especia lly for the park. DAYTON (UP!) - Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste critici zed The park's largest new Gov. James A. Rhodes for fai ling to provide leadership in structure will have an out· · programs for older Ohioans Tuesday and outlined his standing display of exhibits, programs for providing sen;ces to older citizens and helping artifacts and information . There are ·also walking and them deal with inflation . Included in Celeste's address to the Montgomery Coun ty riding lours available . Commission on Aging was a blast al , the Rhodes '!"hey showed pictures of a administration for "failing Ill mount any systemati c attack on 1Continued on page 12) the major problems fa cing our older citizens toda y." The World Today Construction may he delayed Police checking suspects Calling rebuttal witnesses GET CASH PRIZES-- Winners of the senior cillzena essa y contest were presented cash prizes by the Rev . Wilham C. Middleswarth "at the observ~nce of Senior Citizens Day at the center in Pomeroy Tuesday night. Mrs. Clara Thomas, Pomeroy, right , was first place winner of a $2ii prize and second place went w Rose GinthCr, of near Pomeroy, $1~. Observapce attended by 300 Following a jitney supper and the presen tation of awards to seni or citizens, candidates or their rep rese ntatives were in· traduced and given lhr~e minutes to present their material. Can dida tes or their repr esentatives included Gert rud e Donahey, Stale Treasurer ; J im Bodgy, representative for George (Continued on page 12) 1 Celeste criticizes Rhodes First steps taken toward free legal services for indigents People you know ... know Farmers Fs -Farmers POMEROY, OHIO Momber FDIC "Across from the court house in Pomeroy • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO m ean · a s man y as 6,000 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs for Southern Ohi o. The tota l project as planned and promi sed by Carter is to cost $4 .5 billi on but the President recen tly proposed drastic cu tbacks, Hhodc s said. " This project is vital to our na tional defense,'' sa id the governor. '" ll is al so vital Ill the economy of Southern Ohio.'" 15 complete training Bank Davis Insurance Agency ~' Thi s is outrageous and must WASHINGTON i UPI) - Re p. Clarence Miller , R-Ohi o, Tuesday accused high spenders for ca usi ng U.S. budget pr-oblems. "There is nothing basically wrong with th e current budget machinery," ' he said . " ll is the people who want to spend more that w~l not let it work . " If we really want a balanced budget and a healthy economy , we can have it. Congress has every reason to end the reckless federal spendin g and massive defi cits which ultimately hurt everyone." Miller said Congress apparently will pass " another ir resp o ns ibl~ reckless budget" whi ch demonstra\es-' that Democrats are again determined Ill increa se government spending, taxes and inflation.. The Lancaster Hepubiican said the House of Representatives last week f Mrs. Donahey cites state's top problems ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY II you·re 'sl 1il dnvon g an old gas hog. for budget problems of U.S. ··we have the plant for doing the job at Pike!Dn. It only needs to be completed as or iginally planned and promised." sai d Rhodes. Hhodcs noted tha t the compl etion of U1c project will r• ,.'\ ,. - new car purchase. 1~~~~ energy project near here because il is v1lai to the nation's defense . · '"01is plant is a key project in our country's total atomi c commitment and sh ould be ca rried forward as originall y planned," said Rhodes in a slate.ment. •·\Vord is cumin ~ from overseas that our atomic friends, Brilian and Fran ce, are losing faith in us and considering building th eir own uranium enrichment plan ts and atomic fu el facilities, because they cannot depe nd on Carter's promises ," Rhodes sa id . be corrected. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riebel of Pomery were honored as th e lon gest married couple I6ii years 1attending the Senior Citizens Day observance Tuesday night at the center in Pomeroy. The Rev . William C. Middleswarth presented the couple a gift during the obser vance. There was a jitney supper and candidates in the upcoming June 6 election were oo hand . We can finance your WAU.ijP TIUfR WINDOW AND AUTO TEU.ER WINDOW League of Municipalities, saying only that it came from a period of reflection at a nearby beach resort. Wallace said : "As one who feels and knows he could win the U. S. Senate seal, I want to annou nce 'to you tonight that my conclusion after going to Gulf Shores the last · couple of days is that I will not be a candidate for the United States Senate." ' LONGEST MAR:l!ED - '' no w·s the t1m e lor you to turn •t 1n lor one ol the new co mpa ct gas savers' So go ahea a ana ltnd the new car you want then see us abou t lona nc1ng Yo u"ll l1 ke our low-tnteresl ba nk rates and easy budget payme nt pl ans See us today abo ut a new car loan ' will not run for the ·u. S. Senate despite his certainty that he would win the race . Wallace cannot succeed himself since Alabama law prohibits a governor from serving three consecutive terms, so his. announcement means he is evidently retiring from elective politics. He gave no reason for his decisi on to the shocked delegates to the Alabama e BAKER FURNITURE • ... campaign promise to complete the Pike!Dn atomic Wallace not seeking Senate seat r Furniture Rhodes said today President Carter should keep his MEN'S WORK UNIFORM Permanent work pant s and mat c hing s h irts polyeste r and col blend suntan forest green - navy blue · dark olive charcoal. Proper t i oned Very well made . Miller blames high spenders complete Piketon project ELBERFELD$ O.essie VIsit Balcer's Budget ..•. Gov.·Rhodes urges Carter·to has taken on its largest project for the "Meigs District and XANDRIA BRANDICE lnd others which had "closings RUT LAN D - Funeral Funeral services will be due to strikes or financial The Women's Auxiliary of services for Xandria Bran· held Thursday at the Heinlein reasoos. Veterans Memorial H.ospiial, dice Barrett. st illborn · Brown Funeral Home, 204 The board approved a list a volunteer unit at the local daughter of Davi d and W. Main St., Logan, with the of 202 ~eniors for graduation. hospital ·for a number of Marga ret Griffith Barrett, Rev . Woodrow W. Faulkner, The board ·accepted the years, has taken on its largest Route I, Langsville, the Rev . Ca rl Hicks and the resignations .. of Helen F. project to date . pronounced dead at Holzer Rev. Edna Hughes of· Smith, teacher, who is In add ition lo working Medical Center Sunday wlli · ficiat ing . Burial will be retiring, and . Bette Jean many , many hours at the be held at I p.m. Wednesday Thursday afternoon at Oak Krawsczyn, an · aide, and hospital in volunt eer service at th e Walker Funeral Home. Grove Ce metery, Logan . employed Jane Ann Karras a over the years, the auxiliary Besides her parents, Friends will be received at substit ute teacher lor the has purchased many items of Xandria is survived by her the funeral home Wednesday remainder of the current . equipment. However, the new economic SC:Jn ctiu ns on maternal grandmother, Mrs. 2 to 4 and Wednesday school year. project will be a fund drive to countries whi c h aid Margie Griffith, Route 1, evening . L Mrs. Gail Hovatter, Mrs. raise funds for .the purchase international terrorists. Middleport. ; paternal J'C"heryl Burdette and Mrs. Pat grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen of the ·Middleport EVA JIVIDEN James Barrett, Northup. and PTA appeared before the that a member of the Meigs :-·-;:.·. · -:-:.:-:-:.: ... . ... .. .. Mrs. Eva Jividen, severa l aunts, uncles and board and asked about roo( Local Teachers Association The graduation class of Ctl usins. She was preceded 10 Charleston, died Wednesda y repair at the elementary also be asked to be on hand 1958, Pomeroy High School. death by her maternal in a Charleston hospital after school, more silverware and for the presentation. w111 hold a "get-together'" It was agreed by the board grandfather and two uncles. being ill for several years. more chairs. Dwight Goins, for members· of the dass Friends may call al the She formerl y resided at administrative assistant , to enter into a cooperative and their guests at the with . the funeral home anytime until Mason, W. Va. displayed severa l letters agreement Funeral services were held Meigs Inn from 8 to 10 p.m. time of services. The famil y which he has written over a Southeast ern Ohio Special on Saturday, Ma y 27. will receive fri ends from 2 to on Saturday at Bartlette· period of months to the firm Edu c ati o n Regional The event will be held 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. thiS evening . Burdette Funeral home in which repaired the school Resource Center, Regional following the dinner and Offi ciating at services wiil be Charleston. Burial was in roof two years ago under a Education Service Agency before the dance starts . the Hev. Ray Rouse. Burial Sunset Memorial Cemetery. five year warranty. He also for a period from Sept. I, 1976 She is survived by two i\nyone knowing any out· will be in ~qes Cemetery. reported that he has made to Aug . 31, 1979. The center daughters, Erma Vaughan, of-town members who plao several telephone contacts in deals with the identification and Geraldine Harrah , both to attend the banquet are GEORGE Ci\RRAS regard to the matter . Action of the handica pped and asked to inform them of the Guido Girolami received of Charleston; two brothers, has been slow in coming but related matters The fee is 65 soda! hour. This Is the 20th word today of the death"of Eber Roush , Mason , and Goins said a representative of cents per pupil in the district. reunion for the class. George Carras, 60. Pa rkers- E'•erette Roush, Ra ci ne , the firm has visited in the Material supplied by the Ohio. .. _.:.:.;.;.:-:-:-:-:-:- . <· . :-:-:-·-: .. ••. .. ,', .• ,',',',. burg. community and had indicated center's study is required and Mr. and Mrs. Eber Housh Mr. Carras. an electro that the repair will be done. an individual district would Veterans Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Edward Ryan, all of accordionist . played at the Water standing on the roof be able to afford lo provide ADMITTED - Ma e Durst, Mason, Mr . and Mrs. Willie Pomeroy Alumni Dances for makes repair impossible at the service without the use of Ra cine; Mildred Gau l, Davis, Middleport; attended such a center, Supt. Dowler sever al yea rs in the early this time. Pomeroy ; Gloria Frederick, thifuneral. sa id. 1960s. He also entertained at Goins also reported that Middleport ; Delmar Larkins. The board appro ved several banquets in the Meigs some new silverware has Long Bottom ;. Natalie Clark. renewal of a maintenance area . arrived and will be Langsville; Eunice Nutt er, ROY A. PEARSON agreement with IBM for is survived by Mr. Carras di> tributed. He told the three Reedsville; Lois Ocherman. Roy A. Pearson, 69. Ht. 2. women also that he will look typewriters at a cost of his wife and t \I'O children. Lan gsv ill e; William Hich· Racine, died Monda y. into tire possibility of repairs $397 .1 2 for the six machines mond, Middlep ort ; Pau la Friends may call at the Mr. Pearson was the son of to some of the chairs at the which are located in offices in Vaughan Funeral Home in Jeffers . Winfield. W. Va.: the late Albert and Mae Middleport school. Mrs . the district. Errol Follrod, Pomeroy: Parkersburg . Funeral ser· Cramlet Pearson. He was Hovatter requested that a Clerk Jane Wagner Katherine Eblin, Pomeroy: vices will be held Wednesday also preceded in death by representative of the board reported that the district has at2 :30 p.m. with burial to be Rhoda Simpson, Pomeroy; three sisters , Mrs. Helen attend the next PTA meeting been audited and a report will Helen Melton, Cheshire ; in Olivette Cemete ry in Grtffilh , Mrs. Myrtle Bentz on May 22 and outline aspects be presented later from the Donald Arm entrout. Mid - Parkersburg . and Mrs. Lyda Reuter . of the 10 mill tax levy to be Stale Auditor 's office. dleport . Mr. Pearson was a retired voted upon in the district on Routine fund transfers were Dis char ged - Thoma s federal employee of the U. S. :lime 6. Dr. Riggs suggested approved . Autherson, Jeffrey Counts , JENNY FRANCES ILES Corps of Engineers, a Alan Hunt and Randy Hunt Sharon Jewell , Dennis Li ttle. Mrs. Jenny Frances lles, member of the National were given professional leave Virginia Smith, Anna Tucker, 92, Pomeroy, died Monday Association of Hetired to attend a marching band Gwennie Wh ite. Martha evening at Pinecrest Care Federal Employes and the clinic in Wisconsin on June Tayl or, Herbert Ailin g, Cent er. Gallipolis, foliowtng Racine Gun Club. (Continued from paae 1) 15·16 and the board approved Caroly n Klein an extended illness. Mrs. lies He is survived by his wife , County Rail Service com· a trip by the Pomeroy Safety was bo rn May 28, 1885. Nora R. Pearson, daughters , mitt ee said today . Patrol to Cedar Point and Sea She was preceded in death Mrs. Bett y Theiss, Racine ; REVIVAL SET Th e train will depart World on June 11)..11. Arevival is no w in progress by her husband. William Otto Mrs. Dortha Salser , Racine; Parkersburg at 6:30 a.m., Dan Morri s gave a detailed at the Hazel Com munit y fl es and one son. Otto M lies. Sally and Robin Savage, at stopping at Athens at 9:30 report of his activities as She is survived by two sons, home ; six grandchildren and Church. Theron Duraham is a.m., and Chiiiicothe at 12 · director of curriculum and Theodore lies, Sa bina, Ohio five great · grandchildren, the evang_eiist. Th ere will noon; the train will depart instruction , for the past year sp.ecial singing each evening. and Paul fl es. Shreveport , two aunts . Mrs. Goldie Sayre, Chillicothe at2 p.m. stopping since the position was Services are 7:30p.m. night- La .; one da ughter, Ali ce Rosevi lle, Ohio and Mrs. Ola at Loveland and arriving established. Aletter from the Strub le. Po meroy, with Adams, Ph ilo, Ohi o, and Cincinnati at !1:30 p.m. ly . North Central Association of whom she made her home; 14 several nieces and nephews. The Steam Specia l is beirtg Colleges and Schools was grandchi ldren, 28 great • Funeral services will be operated by the Chessie read approving Meigs High grandchildren . one nephew . held Wednesday at 3:30p.m. ODDS, ENDS SALE Syst em for the second year, School as a member with no There will be an odds and W1l liam Rad e bau gh, at Ewing Chapel with the having begun in J9n as part violations. High S-chool ends sa le Friday, May 19, at Columbus: two nieces, Mrs. Rev . David Harris of· of the celebration of the liiOth Principal James Diehl was Chesler Un1led Methodist Mary Obetz, Columbus, and fi ciating. Burial will be in Anniversary of the founding named as the person Church from 8a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Faith Barr, Muncie, Letart Falls Ce metery . of America 's first railroad ; responsible for administering Friends may call at the the Baltimore and Ohio which . free pas~ in the school fune ral home at any time . is a unit of Chessie System. distritt . Last year's operat io n It was a eed to authorize Ctlvered 6,000 miles of the application for Title I funds PAUL FLETCHER THOMAS B&O and ot her Chessie for the fiscal year, 1979, and Paul F. Thomas, 82, of 2220 System lines ; Chesapeake Violet Walker and Frances Jefferson Ave., Pt. Pleasant, and Ohio and Western Mary- Carleton were employed as a retired West Virginia State land. The goal of the Special substitute cooks for the rest Poli cem an , died Sunday being to allow railfans and of the school year. evening at his residence in the public an opportunity to Pt. Pleasant . ride a mainline size steam .,Born in Elkhorn, W. Va ., he passenger trains similar to was the son of the late those operated during the Wheeler J . and Pearl Flel· 1900-19iid period. cher Thomas. The train consists of 4-3-4 He is survived by his ex· type steam loco mot iv e wife , Mrs. Evelyn B. number 2101 which was built Thomas. Middleport , and by the Reading Railroad MIDDLEPORT. OHIO nine children, six daughters (now part of Conrail ) in 1945. and three so ns, Mrs Jesse The locomotive was used to Morri s IDo.rothyl. Ree ds· pull the American Freedom ville; Mrs. Homer Griffith Train during 1975 and 1976 Turn in that old gas hog! lEva ). Springfield; Paul F. when il operated as AFT and John S. Thomas, both of number I. The 2101 leads Middleport ; Jane Hunyan , U. open -window coach es, air S. Navy, Guam; Mrs. Larry Ctlnditioned co aches, a parlor Nelson I Laura ), Middleport ; car, and an observation car Mrs. Dennis Glaze (Pearl ), totaling 21 cars. Pomeroy; Wheeler Joe, and Persons wishing to obtain Usa Estelle Thomas, still at Information, fares, and home. sc hed\lles for lat er tr ips Also surviving are eleven operating out of Cincinnati, grandch ildren. Co lumbus and Huntington Funeral arrangements will should write : Steam Special, be announced by the Crow· Box CJ , 2 N. Charles St., Hussell Funeral Home in Pt. Baltimore, Md. 21201. Pleasant. - ,. Women's Auxiliary of VMH Classes ! billion authorization hili for the Department of Energy for the next fiscal year. The biggest item in the bill was $4 .1 billion for the stra tegic petroleum reserve. a plan Ill "ore enough domestic oil under~ round Ill gel the nation through a future oii em bargo . On the other side of the Ca pitol. the Senate Governmental · Affairs Committee voted to impose . ' .' .' . '.'.'. ' .'.'.'.' . ' APPEAL FILED A notice of appeal has been filed in Meigs County Com· mon Pleas Court by Wlllard Jeffers, guardian of Audris ·' M. Arnold, Pomeroy, against Robert Daugherty, ad· 'Mem or ial· Hospital , ministrator of the Bureau of Pomeroy, or give to any of Workers Compensation and the following: Margaret the Industrial Commission of Eskew, chairman; Mildred Ohio, Columbus and J. HyseU Withee , Janice Daniels, Co., out of business. Carrie Kennedy or Gilda "The Middle Atlantic Baxter, committee members, Conference, -Riverdale, · Md., or to Jessie White, auxqiary filed suit in the amount of $:iii7 president. against Zerkle Trucking Co., Mrs. Eskew states that Middleport, for alleged non· these pieces of equipment,are payment of dues . badly needed and asked for public support of the project on behalf of the auxiliary. .... .... ... .... ,.;.;.;.;.;.;-:-:-:-:-:-;.;.;-:.:-:-:-:-:-: . .............. .. ... .-;. .·.;.;.;-:-:-:•··OESTOMEET Past Matrons of Tbe annual reunion and Evangeline Chapter, Order of banquet of Rutland High . Eastern Star, will meet , School will be held at the Friday evening at the home Rutland · Gymnasium of Mrs. Aile~ Hughes. Saturday, May Z7, at 6:30 p.m. Round and square NURSES TO MEET dancing will be held from 9 The Southern Hills District p.m. to I a.m. Reservations Ohio Nurses Assn . will meet must be paid by May 22 to Wednesday at Hocking Rutland Alumni Technical · College ih Association, Rutland, Ohio Nelsonville. The program 45775. Money and names will be on the role of the nurse must accompany reser· practiiioner. vations. Reservations are $5 per person. Each alumni may bring one guest. If unable to attend please REVIVAL IN PROGRESS remit $1 for dues. Revival now in progress at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church, one half mile off Rt. 7 Bypass on Rt. MEETING THURSDAY 143 north. There will · be a meeting Servjc es will be held Thursday at 7 p.m . at through Ma y 21 at 7:30p.m. Salisbury Eleme ntar y for nightly. The Rev. Michael · parents whose children will Watson, Westfield, Ind., is the attend junior high this fall. guest speaker. There will be Speakers will be John Mora, special singing each evening. principal, Linda Lear and The Rev. Dewey King Is the Ca rla Saelens. pastor. I I \ Qy Charlene Hoeflich Afirst step toward securing free legal services for in· digents was taken Tuesday by the Meigs County Hwnan Resources Council . Meeting al the Meigs Inn , the Council heard Leonard Berkley, managing attorney fo of the Southeast Ohio Legal Services Corporation, Portsrnouth, discuss types of ser· vices available to poor people through the federally funded corporation, and then voted to begin 111quiry into avaij~blllty Of such funds for Meigs Coun!y. rent federal budg et of cy c~n t1anule alrn iJSl any kind uf eivil aetiun as long as A letter will be directed to $300,000,000. the Ohio Slate Lega l Services The speaker ex plained that il is nut ~ fcc genera tion scr· as a first step toward gelling assistance is limited to civil vice an d that between 60 and funding . legal action provided free to 70 ]lerccnl oft he business is in In his talk, Ber""k'""e_y__; husewho qualtfy"'lly Income. the--arc.--ohtomestlt.....,·cla~ reported that there is propos· He nolesl that...people must be lions. with lOlo l!i per·cenlllc· ed an office ln Athens County, ··quite poor" to.meet the stan· ing in the consumer area In· which would serve Meigs dards. Berkley emphasized dudlng bankruptcies and colCounty, aiUwugh he said he that criminal legal assistance lceliuns. He noted that about was not sure when or whether i.s prohibited under lhe pro- 1500 cases a year arc process· that would materialize, His gram, notin g that such ed through his offi ce which office in Portsmouth handles assistance is available ~ndlcs both Scioto and lwo counties with funding through other progranis, Adams Counties. Berkley wa s introduced by un~cr lhe Legal Services Cor· such as public defenders . poration Bill which has a curHe exp!ain~ lha_llhc agen, , Gene J.yuns , lll "esidcnl of the Council , who also ~r·e scnted .. .Judge Manning Webster who cummcntcd on the loc~l situa· lion as being without a legal serviee , as sueh , but at· lunwys who du on occasion County. Judge Webster concurred that unless an offi ce is established here , the servke would be of little value to Meigs Countians. 10 mill levy (new t~ x 1 to be voted on in the Mei gs Loc~i School Di strict on June 6. Rubert Morri s distributed sheets of questions most ask· To a question from Judge Webster about th e need for a iOmill levy and figures on the mcresed eosl of instructional .B~~ Iaries 1teachers and ad- pwr. A letter was read from Charl es and Barbara Knight, Pomeroy attorneys, which stated that th ey wer.e unaware .of anyone in Meigs County in need of free service not able to get it, but that such an agency would be an asset, purtlculariy If the of· ficc were located m Me1gs Gallia·Meigs Community Ac· tionAgency reported that he had sent for an applicati on for a project grant for home hcaithservlces. Robert Morris, Pomeroy· MJddieport principal, and Dan Morris, assistant superintendent, Meigs Local Distri1·t. sooke brleflv on the answers, superintend ent repli ed that he did not have figures readi· ly available on instructional salaries for la st year, !his year, or lhe projected figure for nex t year. He said, however , that these figures would be available from the office of the Meigs Local Sc hool District Clerk. glvdl·cc- leg~l-s ervi ee-to-the~-R:obert Mt~Donnell-•of-lhe-..d--by·-,,Otcrs-..., l,ong.-vvltfl-mirlis l'ral•Jr-s-h--llhe--assistlalt---­ ,~ Robert Morris commented on the stale surplus of funds which might come back to loca l schools, but questioned the actual help it would give, and also mentioned the school program which have been mandated without any means of fi nancing. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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