http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d8900a5e13cc695bce136299c42f9477.pdf 2c54eb4a0f100fce8ca737ee2d8e5d1d PDF Text Text 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. . �2- The bat\\ Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomero) 0, Wednesday , May 17 1978 eaver fans 13, Reds win, 5-1 Six Ohio congressmen face primary opposition IEDITOR S NOTE UP! Statthow;e Reporters Lee Leonard and Dock Kimmons ha>e prepared a series of dispatches on the rallllldates an d ISSII<'S In Ohio s Jwoe S primacy election Tuda 1 's anode the second of the sertes deals with congres George D Tablack, !).{;ampbell Both have popular pollttcal names and claun Carney has lost hiS effe ctiveness Also m the race ts Warren realtor Garv J Thompson who hntshed a distant thtrd m the 1976 prunary ' Rep Douglas Applegate of Steubem tile, whose sprawhng "'1ooal pnma11 cunttsts J eastern Ohto dtStrtct was once represented by Wayne Hays B) LEE LEONARD has three challengers m hiS ftrsl lr) for the Democrdlt Uruted Press lnternatJOnal nomtnatJOn Ntck B Karmck also of Steubenvtlle was beaten by Hays m '!Went\ t"o of Ohto s 23 congressmen are seekmg ree lectton thts 1ear, but onh sox of them ha1e opposoti on m theor party the 1976 prunary b) 16 000 votes followmg the Elizabeth Ray pnmanes scandal He ts trymg aga m, along wtth R Norman Pn ce of One Wlder so ege IS Rep Charles J Carne) Youngstown Salem and Wtlham P McKenna of Rtchmond Democrat who has served his area for 2B yeaos on the Ohio Whlle Applega te " on the general elecllon tn 1976 he has not Legtslature and Congress run tn a primary stnce he \\as appomted as Hays replacement Carne) 65 has won four terms tn Congress but he was on the hcket challenged bv fl\e ot her Democrats m 1976 and \\ On the Rep Donald J Pease Oberhn Democrat IS runnmg aga tnst general electton b1 only 4 2001 otes out of 180 000 cast John Mtchael R)an a 62-year old Vermthon rea ltor who lost Thts tune the chtef threats are betng mounted b) Maho nmg the 1976 prunary to Pease b) 17 000 votes Also runmng IS Count\ Prosecutor Vtncent E Gtlmarun and state Rep Ishwata K11anjunabubela of I.oratn Gov. 'Rhodes vows Mtchae l Normtle, a plasttc bag salesman from Lakewood, ts rWJnmg agamst Rep Ronald M Mottl , Parma Democrat, trymg to prod Mottl toto a more outspoken an!t-llborhon stance Freshman Rep Mary Rose Oakar, who outdtstanced 11 opponents tn the 1976 Democrattc prunacy m Cleveland s 20th Dtstn ct has only two challengers this ttme - prtor congresstonal candidates Norbert G Dennerll Jr of Grartap and Wtlltam J Kenmck of Wtckhffe The wtnner will automattcally be elected , smce the Republtca ns have no candtdate tn the dtstrtct Rep Clarence J Brown J r, Urbana Repubhcan has won an etghth term smce he has no prunary or general elecllon opposttton Rep Wtl!tam H Harsha Portsmouth Repubhcan ts opposed by Joseph J Walker of Clrclevtlle Three Repubhcans and three Democrats, mcludmg state Sen Tony P Hall of Dayton, are vymg for thetr party nomtnallons m the Thtrd Dtstnct, where Rep Cha rles W Whalen ts reltrtng after stx terms Struthers Rhodes satd the EPA ts tnstst tng on the use of sc rubbers m smokesta cks wtthout regard W cost or whether they wtll " ark He satd the cost · could result ma 20 percent mcrease m electnc btlls over th e next 30 years What lhts admuustratwn os not " 'll mg to do IS alia " btlltons of dollars to be spent on W1pro1en pollu!ton control technt ques JUSt be cause Washmgton bureaucrats sa) so said the governor Rhodes satd Ohto has been acllvely flghtmg pollutiOn and IS seeking new coal cleamng techruques for use oo an mdustrtal scale There must be a pohcy that wtll not only protect the health of Ohto s public but that wtll protect the JObs of Ohto workers and keep Ohio a vtable tndustrtal location for both ex tsttng and new mdustnes sa td th e governor CANCER Answer line American Cancer Society ETTA co~ NO~m- St»<"fl:'..t',~HULME N (A ,~ • ~~ tnfonnatwn on thousa nds r publtshed sc tenttft c papers ond I un (mgo 1ng can t:e r re sea rch projec ts an d treatmen t re~ tntes mvolvtng patoen ts lhrr.ug huut l he wr rill An uph<rlsterer explatns M1 aunt had cancer and W> k l.aetrtle She ts sull ahve a )ear later lsn t that prop£ that l.aetnle werks' A~S W F. Rltne Too many facts are rntssmg to use the word proof for Y<ur aunt s expe n ence Sctentoftc proof os haserl on mell<ulous stud) of •> ilJ CCUve facts that can be vert fled b1 repealing the results f1r st tn labr rator) ammals and then on patients f orst 11 wr uld have to be ICtenllftcallv determtn ed through nm roscup1c btopsy exa mtn atton of yo ur aunt s hod Y t tssucs tha t She does peopletalk I MOTHER KNOWS: Whether you're marcymg the boy next door or tbe kmg or Jordan, tt always helps to have mama 's blessmgs- and tt looks like 26-year-old Usa Halaby, soon to be Mrs Kfng Hussein, wtll have no problem on this score Her mother, Mrs Najeeb Halaby, says of her prospecttve son-inlaw, the mooarch • He 's a wonderful man" Mrs Halaby, divorced from the former chatrman of Pan Amertcan World AJrways, satd m New York Tuesday the nuptial announcement came as no surprise - "We did know that the romance was blossommg "Now what son her ntmd lS what to wear to the wedding ·come on m , you guys - JUSt c hoose your partners and start waltztng " Business today: Industry-seeking Iceberg farming: team plans visits COLUMBUS (UP!) - Two man tndustry seekmg teams will contact busmesses ftrms m the Chtcago, Mtlwaukee Baltlqtorc and Wtlmmgton Del areas m th e next mon th Sta t e Deve lopm en t Dtrector James A Duerk satd Tuesday a il• o-man tndustry-seektng team wtll vtstt busmess prospects m Baltunorc and Wtlmmgton Ma) 22 23 $Cven tW(}-f!lan teamS Will leave June 18 on a four-day trtp to Chtcago an d Mtlwaukee The teams wtll canvas the areas and also make mmt trtps on seekmg to tnduce firms to locate m Ohio or expand present plants whtch "tll result tn ere a han of Jobs Invitation is extended speaker While hiS coachtng has become qutte well known throughout tl e area as a speaker he ts ga tmng qutte a lot of nulonety for hJS en tert amtng talk s Although semors who att en d Marshall wtll be ad mttted for free the banquet IS open to the publtc at a cost of $7 per per son "'11 A thought for hhe day Aonencan baseba ll star I .era) Satchel Patge satd, Don t look bac k Somethmg rna) be ~a mtng on you ' Better than oil? By RICHARD SISK NEW YORK (UP! ) - If a Sa udi Arabtan prmce has hts \\ a) the tceman will cometh m a tugboat, haulmg m hiS 1\ ake a 100-mtllt on·ton tceberg a mll e long fr om the South Pole to make the desert , bloom HIS royal highness, Prmce ts Mohammed Fa tsal promotmg the Idea of luggtng monstrous frozen hunks of the swe ete st water on earth from Antarctt ca to hts and kingdom and has formed a company m Parts called I ce berg Transp o rt lnternabonal to make the dream a reality In a recent mtervtew m New York, where the prmce mruntams a sumptuous SIX room apartment overlooking Central Park he satd "We thmk that by 1981 we will be able to dehver an tceberg anywhere m the world We are qutte optuntsttc The tdea of towmg ICebergs IS not new but recently has gamed respectability through the efforts and of course, the mo ney or the 41 -yea r .. Jd Senators vs. pentagon rules By STEVE GERSI'EL WASHI NGTON (UP! ) Wheh ttcomes to gomg by tne hook nobody can match the Pentagon Two examples of the rmlttar) s tunnel vision have been exposed re cently through the efforts of Sens IJoyd Bentsen , D-Texas, and George McGovern, D-S D Bent.Kn wen! to bat for a 48 yea r .. Jd Fort Worth, Texas man by the name of Calv tn Graham who IS cnppled wtth arthrtlls and suffers from dtabetes What sets Graham apart from hts fello w man ts that when he was 12, the seventh grader ]Uked a World War II recruiter and enhsted tn the records and booted hun out Stnce tltat tunc the Navy has coos!Sentl y refused to giVe Graham an honot able discharge - clatmtng that he was treated the same as every other teeny hopper who en listed and was caught Would they have burted him had he been kill ed m one of those battles' Bentsen trted to get the Navy to change tls course , . - - - - -- - - - -., rnoEE~~.~s~~~;'',[- 1 INTEREST OF MEIGS.MASQNAR!A RORERTJIOHI u H wtthou t succe•s He also mtroduced legtSlat ton gtvtng Graha m an honorable discharge whtch tlte Navy opposed Sen John Stenms D Miss chatrm an of the Senate Armed Servtces Commtttee, also got the stock reply from the Navy But tlt ls saga, at least has a happy endmg Somebody applied the pressure and the Whtte House announced recen tly th at Graham ts gettmg hts discharge wtth the approval of Navy Secretary W Graham Claytor McGovern 's attempt - '" which he has jomed others has so fa r not succeeded The South Dakota senator Ul ClO y Edllur Pub!•""' "" ' '' ""'"' "'' "'""' by The Ohio Valley Publmhmg C!HnP" nr M"ll"""'" "" Ill That standard mtght have made sense at one time but methods of tdenllhca ll on ha ve p r o g r e s sed dramatically and tt may well be that tdenttftcalton can be made tf much less than 80 per cent of the body ts pieced together The mtlt tary has the remains of three Vtetnam veterans m Honolulu but all of them fall far short of the~ per cent rule They are m the 30 per cent range The mill!ary feels that one of the three may sttll be tdenttfted, so McGove rn suggested choostng -e of the other two by a draw That , howev er, would vtolate the rule And It makes VII m c~a~nn!i~ot;~~~~:~r~~-,~d~w,~hymteL--the too much sense, anyhow l-~~--~m~~d~ee.~d~~h~a~v-!,e~c~•.~n1~ce;-rf~:l;f~s:~h~e-N~~av;~Y~~~~·~-:__v•~~~;-@f~~~~~:--~eo~",~n:;]st~~P~"'.•9"~er:"Jt~Oh.!>~o~•~~1~S9+-• would mnuence the fa ct tha t aboard the US S South she IS s!tll altve because some Dakota and fovght m two cancers gro" more sIow1Y major naval battles against than othe rs Hence the fa t1 the Japanese 10 the PaCific tha t she Is " Itvc would not be ll e was awar ded more than a pr tJ of of ru rf fhcre are norm al share of meda ls and Jther tmportant questiOns tr, rJhbrms ask For example d1d your Th en the Navy found out 1o aunt have any other kmd 0f tts chargrm that the yoWlg ? If h did cancer therapy s e • loo ktqg gu nn er was an she mtght be responding to adol escent Th e Na vy ..o. tha\ treatment and not~ to strtpped Graham of his Laetrle It ts an, extract of honors , ex;~unged all his NEW YORK (UP! ) - Peter Bavast knew tt wasn't rtght You dtdn t do a thmg hke thts, especially to your own father "l]ustcouldn lrestst,"hesays "Ihadtodott " So he dtd the other night, dtahng his father, Buzzte, at home m Anahetm, Calli , from hiS box 10 Toronto's Exhtbtlwn Stadmm the moment hts team, the Blue Jays, went ahead or his father s team, the Angels, m the seventh mmng The Blue Jays would go on to score nine rWJs m the mrung and beat the Angels \(}.j), but Peter BavaSI dtdn't know that then Peter Bavast could tell the mood his father would be m, beca)ISe durmg the years he was wtth the Dodgers, every time theyld fall behind or lose a tough game he'd throw anotHer tranststor radto agamst the wall When he answered the call from Toronto last Monday mght, Buzzte BavaSI had no idea who was on the other end HlS son didn't tdentify hunself Instead he opened the conversatiOn by askmg ' Hey, Pop, how many transistors have you brdken already'" Here,' he satd, dryly, "talk to your mother" EVIl Bavast got on the phone She !rtes to stay neutral bel\\een her husband and her son, between th e Angels and the Blue Jays so she dtdn 't talk baseball at all but asked Peter about hiS daughter, CrlSttna, lllStead How ts she' Mrs Bavasl wanted to know 'Fine," her son answered • She made her Holy Commumon yesterday Peter Bavast wanted to talk about baseball, though and about hts father ,_ 'How IS he' ' he asked hts mother, Jaughmg 'I don 't want to dtscuss tt,' she sa1d Instantly, Peter Bavast knew' his fa ther was fme He was feelmg the same way he always dtd anytune hts u:a_m was blowmg a btg lead He was gettmg ready !o flmg 'lll10ther tranststor up agalllSt the wall Peter BavaSt satd, from his office m Toronto Tuesday, I don 't thtnk he apprectated my call too much because I broke me of baseball 's primary rules by gloatmg Over the years, be has always told me to be as b'l'actous a wmner as you are a loser because tt sa long season I realtze that, and what I dtd to him the other mght I wouldn't do to anybody else but you know how tl IS, blood IS thicker than water For all thetr needling of each other Buzzte and Peter Bavast have an e•cellent relattOnshtp "Anything I have ever accompliShed m baseball, or ever hope to, I owe to my father ," says Pete who at 35 already ts one of the game s most capable executives "He gave me my first JOb tn baseball as bw;mess manager wtth Albuquerque That was m 1964 and the yoWlger Bavasi has come a lon-g way smce He came up to the big leagues With San D1ego where he worked With his father and took over as head man of the Blue Jays a year before they entered the Amencan League last season Bume 62, has been tn ba seball 39 years most of them wtth the Dodgers Arter 17 years wtth them, he moved to San Dtego m 1968 and owner Gene Autry htred him to rwt the Angels last year Father-lind son C<JmbmattOns are not uncommon m baseball Down through the yea rs, there have been the Comlskeys, the Brtggs, the Stonehams and the Veecks among others, and now there are the O'Mal.eys wtlh the Dodge!'B and the Grifftths wtth the Twms For the ftrst time m baseball htstory, though, one club run by a father and the other by hts son met on the fteld when the Angels played the Blue Jays m Anahetm last Aprtl28 Ron Fatrly the 39-year..ld red-hatred veteran, played ftrst base for the Angels In that coolest and had a homer and smgle for them He's bemg llsed fatrly often by the Angels , who got him from the Blue Jays thts past wmter and Peter Bavast sees that and thinks maybe his father put one over on hun ' When Buzzte talked to me about gettmg him from us, he told me Fatrly would be nothmg more than a player-(!oach, a battmg mstru ctor and a play-by-play man on TV," says Peter The last tune I looked he had played 111 more than half the Angels games and was hittmg 2BO Not bad for a play by-play man, ts tl ' I think I m gomg to have to talk to my father about that By United Presslnteroatfooal GOOD NEIGHBOR Rosalyun Carter knows as well as anyone else that if you want somethmg done, do tt yourseU So when a group of vo!WJteers began work on one of her pet projects 1'uesday - sprucmg up D C General Hospttal tn Washmgton - the forst lady traded m her blazer for a smock, grabbed a pamt brush and chtpped m Mrs Carter says she got mvolved m the effort earller this year becaw;e tt's unportant that poor people who have no beauty m theor life and are sick too have a place that's pleasant to come to She says she plans to mvtte local leaders to the Whtte House to chat up other C<Jmmumty projects aprt cot ptts that has been rtgorously tested and has ne1 er been proven useful tn treatmg cancer Nonetheless, the sctenllftc commuruty ts tn terested m ) our aunt s ex pertence If your aunt bcheves tha t Laetnle helped her and she ts wtllmg to offer complete detatls of her health ht stor) and treatment she should ask her ph) stcta n to submtt her case records to the Nauonal Cancer Institute tn Bethesda Md whtch IS The Mason.{;allta Marshall no ~ re\le\\tng thiS ktnd or Alumm ASSOCH:ItJOn IS ex mformat10n tendmg an mv ttallon to area l nte rnatlo na l A ~soc tett on A reader asks How many hogh school sent ors who are Aga tnst Ca ncer 1UICC t •>lh Amertcans wtll get cancer 10 reg tste n ng at Marsha ll headqua rt ers m S• llzerland 1918 ' Untverst(y tn the r'all to be the Ame n can Cancer Soctely ANS WER ltn e Th e tts guests at tls annual Sprtng shares mformauon wtth other cance r cunt rol agcn(leS The Amc rt can Ca ncer Soctety and Banquet next Monda) Mason Count y semors ran ACS sponsors a ; pectal the Nationa l Cancer Instttute esttmate that there wtll be make rese rvattons b) caUtng Elean r r RooseHit ln ternatto na l Can d r 700 000 cases of ca ncer 675 1512 and Galha County dtagnused for the first tune tn sentors 446-1875 Fello•shop grant program to The banqu et whtc h wtll be permll m~esugators to work - 1978 Thts number excl udes ver) common curable form s held at Ktn Folks Resta urant abr JJd and cam:er resea r· of sktn cance r and very ea rl) wtll begm at 6 30 p m wtth a c hers from other co untrieS to work 1n the U S The Natoonal cervtcal cancer whtch also reception Marshall Untversttv s head l ob rar1 of Med tctne tn can be eastly controlled F'"r furt her tn fot ma tt on basketball coach Stu Aber Rethesda Md IS part of a dec n ~til be the gues t cancer rese <trch mforrni':ttlOn ca II 992 7531 CIJmp uter program th(tl IS plug)(ed mtu 500 locations m W.1~hingto11 Wimlou· the' U S and m several foretgn countnes Here there A reg ular fea tu re prepared b) the Amertcan Cancer Soctet) to help save your ltfe from ca ncer A htgh school student asks Hov. ts cancer research tnf ormall on exchanged around the worl d' ANSW E Rltne Can cer re search IS trul} w· temauona l Sctent1sts meel fa ce tu face at conferences held tn many dtfferent nati ons an d publt sh tn formation tn Journals "tlh • tde urculauon Through the By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sport. Editor • to continue fight COl UMllUS 1 UP! I - Gov James A Rhodes satd 1'uesda) he wtll conllnue to ftght what he ca lled the bureaucratic Ol erklil of the US E n vtr o nmental Prote ctton Agency m enforcmg clean aor standards m Ohto Rhodes satd m a press re lease tha t ove rz ealous burea ucrats of the US Envtronmental Protectton Agency are forcmg ur11< orkable em tronmental restrtclto ns on Ohto mdustrtes wtth no regard for the cost m JObs and htgher electrt c btlls We mu st conltn ue to stm e to unprove the qualtt) of atr and water throughout the Untied States satd the governor, bltl there must be some accommodallon on the part of th e federal government tf we are to avmd sp rea dm g the human mts en es unposed b) overregulation by the EPA m Youngstown , Campbell and State Sen Stanley J Aronoff, R.Qncinnatl, lS fighting former televts10n anchorman Tom Allons, the endorsed Repubhcan ca ndtdate, for the nght to go agamst Democratic Rep Thomas Luken tn the fall Luken has no prunary opposition And veteran Republtcan Rep Samuel L Devme of Columbw;, whO was re-elected to a lOth term m !976 by only 1,563 votes out of 195,000 votes cast, wtll be watching a threeway Democratic prunary m hts 12th Dilltrtct wtth mterest State Rep James L Baumann ill the favored candidate He ts runnmg agatnst Ray Htll and Btll Moss , a black school board member who drew enough votes away from Devme's opponent as an mdependent in 1976 to make the difference m the general electton 1 Henry W Eckhart, the former chaorman o( the Public Uttllttes Commtsston of Ohio, lS seeking the Democratic nomtnatton m the 15th Dtstnct of Colwnbus agatnst Bruce R Coleman The Republican mcumbent Chalmers P Wylle, has no opposttlon Off&ee Phone 1 P<l'"K' Md verlum~o: 21 ~ ""'d " reprc.stn "'"" '""""" ''"""'" Jtot E"'lld ' " ct.,elond Oh1o14 m Su bttcn~100 r~h.• Delivered bu cetrrler w re 1:1 v11llable i5 [enL!i per' week By M otor1Wutewh4!re c ~:~rner !~ervlce txJt avlulll hle on~ mur tl $3 ~ By mtu/ In OtUo and W Va Ohe y,., 122110 s., ,,.,on. Ill 10 three "'"""" 17 1111 Ebt!wher~ 126 00 ye11r Sx months 113 10 Thr" months 17 so ,sub,.,rlpllon pme lnrludes s,nd'Y Times-Sentinel anyone from the Vtetnam War m the Tomb of the Unknown Soldter wtth full honors to jom those from World War I, World War II and the Korean War Thts effort has run lillo one of those seemmgly Wlbreakable military rules no ooe gets mto the Tomb wtless 80 per cent or more of the remams ca n be assembled INMATE DIES LEBANON, Ohto (UP I) Leban on Co rr ect tonal lnslltutton offt ctals say an tnmate was found dead m hts cell Monday l nstttulton officia ls said Robert Alan Phtlllps , 23, Columbus apparently took his own ltfe prmce th e son of the la te King Fatsal and a nephew of the retgrung King Khahd Scten ttsts es bmate that about 75 per cent of the world 's fr esh water resources are frozen soltd at the North and South poles Each year m the AntarctiC about 10,000 btlllon cubtc meters of tcc so pure lt approaches dtsttlled water m qualtty breaks off the polar caps m the form of teebergs oo ly to melt and eventually disappear And the ft gure on the amowtt of tee that breaks off from the ca ps annually ts probably a gross wtderestunatwn The largest Iceberg oo record measured about 220 mlles long and 60 miles wtde , approxunately the stze of Belgtum and it alone contamed an estunated 8 000 btlhon cubtc meters of ICe Even an ICebe rg or 'mO<(erate' SIZe m the 100mtlhon ton class Prin ce Mohammed wants to market would provtde stagger tng amowtts of water Although the tceberg would lose about :Ill per cent of tts volume durm g transport, an estunated two !rillton gallons of water would be left Prmce Mohammed who formerly hea ded Saudt Arabta 's $15 bllhon desalintzatton program, feels the tceberg gambtt will prove more effi cient than extractmg fresh water from the sea ' Towmg tcebergs will cost much Jess and provide far more water," the prmce said Las t yea r a fiv e-day sclenttftc con ference at Iowa State Umverstty sponsored by Prmce Mohammed the US Na ttona l Sctence FoWldallon and the Coast Guard concluded that tceberg farmm g wa s wtthl n the means or extstmg technology One method would entail seven large tugs hauling an tceberg covered with strips of reflective Insulation material to cut down on loss of volume through hea t and water frtction The 5,'100inlle trip from the South Pole to Saudi Arabia would take about eight mooths at an average speed of one knot Th e prince estimate' he will have spent about $100 million before the fir st Iceberg ill delivered but said In the long rWl ''This business may prove to be even better than oil " Sport Parade SAY IT AIN'T SOW, DUKE John Way11t says he was damn scared' before open.Jleart surgery recently m Boston, where surgeons replaced a faulty heart valve with one taken from a ptg "You know, there lS an arttcy that goes from the heart to the bram and affects your vocal chords," the 7~year old actor told an lntervtewer 1'uesday at hlS home In Newport Beach Calif 'I was losmg my vmce That really scared me Now, With that damned ptg valve 111 me, I not only have my v01ce back, bull go aroWJd saytng, 'Oink , oink'" PAT PROGRESSING : Pat Nixon recetved get.well wishes from two former presidents 1'uesday Her husband Richard, accompanied by thetr daughter, Julie Elseobower, dropped by to see her for an hour ~t Long Beach, Calif , Memortal Hospttal Former Prestdent Gerald Ford called NIXon's office at San Clemente to ask about her health and wl3h her a speedy recovery Mrs NIXon, 66, was reported ln good condition and "progressmg satisfactorily" by a spokesman for lhe hospital He tdenUfted the lWJg atlment for which she was hospitalized Monday as acute vtral bronchitiS She ts expected to return home thts weekend HEALTH Lawrence E Lamb.M.D MONTREAL (UPI ) Everyone agreed tt was only a matter of tune before Cmctnnah 's Tom Seaver showed why many constder htm baseball's fmest pttcher After a dtsmal start thts season Seaver turned in hts strongest performance o( the year Tuesday mght , ho1dtng the Montreal Expos to seven htts a!ld strtktng out !3 bat· ters en route to a 5 I vtctory ' It was only a matter of lime before I came around " Seaver satd after the game I Illness limils SI'X dri\1' DEAR DR LAMB - 1sent fut )OUr Health Lette r about the prostate gland and 11gave us much tnforrnatton about what my hw;baml ts g01ng through as a result of prostate surgery We would ltke .some mfo rm~:tllon about sex hfe after tht s operatton My husoond ts havmg trouble smce he had prostate sur get y rune months ago He was prelly stck and lost a lot of blood and had lo have a transfuston It was a couple of months before he felt bet ter but he IS havtng trouble wtlh sex The doctor put htm on a ptll ca lil>d Metandren IJnguels but1t has not helped at all DEAR READER - I m ah•ays a ltttle surprtst>d that people expect to be sexua lly 11gorous when the) are stck IJJness of any severtty ts often a damper to sex Su ts slatva bun as occurred Ill pnsoner of war camps After all , the sexual funcltons are hke other parts of the body and do not function perfectly all the tunc You should expect sexual functiOn to lag once tn a"hile When your husband has fully recovered hts health he may also recover hts sexual vtgor Most men do recover normal sexual vtgor after prostate surgery Some don't and thts IS often because they have other Illnesses or because (hey are m the age group that sex was ready to dechne for them anyway -m· dependent of the surgery It docs ma ke a difference whether you arc 19 or 99 1hen you should kno~> !hat after prostate surgery the va lve meclumtsm at the outlet of the bladder IS usual· ly changed As a result the normal orgasm Is expelled bacil(vard mlo the bladder t SP.orts Transactions Bv Unrted Prtu tnternationill Tuuday Bueball Atlanta - Slgnl!!d pitcher J1m Bou ton to a contract w i Th therr Sllvannah farm club O!Jklano - Recalled st10r tstop Ro b P rcc olo from Vancou\oler of Pacr t rc Coast League placed ca tcher Earl on wa rvers and w lltam s Ch icago ( AL ) Tra ded outf ielder Bobby Bonds to the Texas Ranger s for ourf relders Claudell Wash ington and Rusty Torres and a m rnor leeguer to be named later recal led lett Mnded p tcher Ken Kravec and pur ch ased ca tcher Larry John son from Iowa of Amer can Assoctat on tor to long term contrac ts College MIS5 •ss lpp l Stated - Nameo Don Beasle y 65 an ass1stant basketball coach Soccer Wnn lngton ( NASL) - Ac qu1red mi di el der MathiS Van Toorn on loan rrom Charlero i of the Belgtan First Division Oakland INASU - Fred Coach M lrk o Sto jan0'¥'1 C a nd named h is 3551stant Jack Hyde mlen m coach CHICAGO (UP! ) - The Chtcago White Sox Tuesday recalled left-handed pttcher Ken Kravec and purchased Foot bill M ta m t Linebacker M ike catcher Larry Johnson from Ko l en l!lnnounced h1S ret ir e the Iowa Oaks farm team m men! Mt nnesola - Named as hea d the Amertcan Assoctallon seoul Ralph Kol h and SIQned The Sox opttooed pttcher Jerry Relschow coord inator of Rtch Wortham and inftelder foo tball operat ions and Frank Gi lli am player personnel dlrec Mtke Eden to I~ CINCINNATI (UP!) - The CinetnnaU Reds have stgned thetr No I selechon m the secondary phase of the January free agent draft nght.Jlanded pttcher Wayne Gwnn of South Deka1b (Ga ) NHL Champton shtp (B est of Sev~ n ) . P~ Rob R ose Steve Dola k Lancaster C- Shane Riley Tra ce Coa c h- Mike H e nry M1am1 Trace EAST IF - Jeff Mannering Ja ckson Kary Fry Athens Scott Gasser Logan OF- Jeff Antoll Manetta Mark McDan1 el Logan P- Todct Bro ckme ier Manetta R1 ck Pterson Athens C- Joe Brooker Jumor College The 6-2 !90-pounder posted a 7 2 rec'O rd for hts college team th iS sprmg - i' llowtng 33 hlts and strtkong out 57 on 57 mnmgs potched Guonn IS to report next montlo to the Reds Btllmgs Mont farm tea m tn the Cia" A Pwneer League By Untfed Press lnrernattonal BY GREG BAILEY The Southeastern Ohw Htgh School East-West All Star basketball games will be played at Trautwem Fteld m Athens oo Sunday, May 28 at I p m wtth the ram date to be Monday May 29 Each squad ts made up of 24 players selected by C<Jaches of all ellgtble schools The only Metgs County players are Kelly Wmebrenner and John Sayre of Southern Gallla County players are Larr) Carter and Ron Jackson of Southwesttrn, Claude Corneltus of Kyger Creek, and Terry Wall of Galltpolis The complete rosters are as follows WEST CLASS AAA Coach- John Toptoo Ports tF - Sha wn R1ley, Mlam 1 Trace WEST Paul Alford La ncaster IF - Paul Sm1fh Nels York Rodge r H1cks La n John R1denour Ches caster Greg Wo ckham Ches OF - Oennt s Combs M1am1 OF - Terr y Wall Gallipol iS Tra ce Kent G1llen Ches Mtk e Peery Lancas ter P- R1 ck Love Fairla nd Warr e n Ne l York Coach- B ob Perk tn s Be l EAST CLASS A IF - Joe Hacker Iron Sf Joe Greg Storm s Ptke Mat Bokovilz S V OF - Kevm Roll Adena Greg Boll Iron St Joe P- Jett Blanton Poke Wade Burkot Poke C- Tom Walker Iron 51 Joe Coach- Duane Shau l Pt ke (A ll Ttm es EDT) Mon tr ea I vs Bo sto n ( Montreal l eads 2 Dl May 13 Mon tr eal 4 Boston 1 May 16 Montreal 3 Boston 2 (ol) l'he game also was a turn· around for secon d baseman Joe Morgan who drove m four runs wtlh a three·run homer and a double to end a hatung slump I have been tn a sl ump batt mg average wtse but I m ge ttmg more com fortable at the plate and my three for three performance tomght and four RBI should gtve me the ltft I need Morgan satd He echoed the sent tments of others about Seaver It Four girls from Eastern High School will be representing their school In the Class A District Track and Field Meet Sa turday, May 20 at Chill ico th e Kim Baley, 1\ho placed thtrd In the sectional last Saturday at Rio Grande, will be throwing the discus J ean nie May 16 Montreal at Boston 8 05 p m May 20 or 21 - Montreal al Bosto n a 05 p m x Mav 23 Boston a ! Man I re al 8 05 p m x May 15 Montreal Boston a 05 p m x May 27 or 28 Bos ton Montreat 8 05 p m l at at x tl necessary lnfe rnaftonal Hockey League Umted Press lnter naf1onal All Ttmes EDT Tol ~do Port Huron vs Toledo leads 3 2 Ma y 10 Toledo 2 May Port Huron 4 Toledo 12 - Huron 2 May 13 Toledo d May 14 - 3 Port Port Hu ron 9 ,. Toledo 6 Pori Huron 2 Ma y 16 Toledo 11 Pori Hur on 2 Ma y 20 - Toledo at Por i H uron 8 p m x - May 23 - Port Hur on al Toledo x - pm 7 30 1f necessa r y WEST IF - Doug Hale Oak Htl l C CorneliUS KC Kelty Wtn ebrenner CLASS AA Soullt WEST OF- Evan Brown Oak Hil l IF- Ken Butcher Wellston Ron Jackson SW Jay Br ickey Ironton P- John Sayre South Tom Boden Ports Kevin Meade Tnmble OF- Mark Foelder Waverl y C- La ry Carter SW Dan Korker Northwest Coach- Bill Hames OH P- Jeff El liot Wa sh C H Jom Peazell Ports Ron McE lf resh Tnmble Steve Boy le Ports tnlteld e r n omt nated but C- Jeff Frazte Mmford on1ored Linescores Lugue Results Ma tor By Umfed Pren International National League Alia at N Y ppd ram Cl nc1 Mil 100 040 ooo- s 9 1 1110 000 1lOO- I 1 0 Seaver and Ben ch Tw,tchelt Schatzeder ( 6) Knowles ( 8 ) and Ca r ter w - seaver [2 4 ) L - Twitchell (2 JJ HR s- C.nc1n nat Morgan I61 Sa n Frn New Yorll. 000 003 Olx- -4 9 0 St LOU IS P Re uschel and Co:~: Knepper H1tl W- Kne pper (5 I J L P Reusche l {3 3) HR s - Ctl c a go K ngman (8) and Amenun League Oak 000000 110 - 2 4 2 Cleve 000 010 20x - 3 6 0 RenKo Lacey {7) Hea ... er lo (8 1 and En• an Cl yde ( 1 OJ and Hassey L- La cev (3 l l Phtla 000 100 000- 1 9 o Hous 300 002 o ht - 6 9 2 c, rlt on R eed (6) M cGraw Calif Tor (8) and M cCarver Lemong ello Aase Bann• st er ( 6 ) Samb1f0 (9 ) and Ferguson W- Lemongello 13 4l L - Carlt on (4 A) Puht (2) 51 L H R- Houston 1100 100 110--- 5 93 400 101 lOx- 7 7 0 L !!ell (1) Ha m, llon Ma, or League Stand m gs Bv Un1ted ~r ess l nternat tonal Nahonal Leagu e Eas1 W l P et GB Ph ii <J 17 lJ 567 M ontreal 17 15 53 1 Ch c ago 16 16 500 P lfsb r gh 14 18 .t 3B .t San Frnn C1nc nat 1 Los Any H ous ton San D1eg o A I an i a 14 70 41 ] 5 14 :Zl 400 Wes t W L Pet '1 I 11 636 70 14 56A 5 SOFTBALL TOURNEY The Strout Realty Softball team of Ga lllpolts Ohto wtll sponsor a Men's ASA Sane lloned Softball Tournament June 16 17 18 The entry fee ts $60 per te am Jackets wtll be gtvcn for ftrst pla ce and tnd>vtdual a~a rds for second and thtrd I earn trophtes for ftr&t second and lhtrd For further mformatton contact Tom Meadows at 6 14-44~84 or Gene Moore at 614-446 0301 10 14 15 15 17 16 18 IR 588 48<1 455 400 1 5 6 1 7 Tu es da ys Rcsu l1 s Atla at N Y ppd ra n Cm c nna1 1 5 Montreal I Houston 6 Ph 1ladel ph a 1 San 0 ego 7 Sl LOU IS 5 Los Ang 3 P1!l sburg h 7 000 120 100- 4 9 I Sa n Fran c 1sco 4 Ch t i'lg o 3 002 100 02x - 5 9 1 Wedne sda y s Probable Pitchers L I!Roche (8) and ( All T tm es EDT ) Down ng Under wood Willis C ncmnat 1 ( Bonha m .t OJ at (71 Murpt1y (91 and Ashby W Montreat (G nm s ley 6 1) 7 35 - wIll s ( I 21 L Aase (2 21 pm Atlanta ( Bog gs 1J an a I 16 1nn1ngs1 N1eKro 7 6 J at New Yo rk Se a !lie ( Koosman 1 3 cmd Es p no sa 1 0110 0 11 0110 000 000 0- 1 I 7 J 1SJ5pm Detro•t Ph ladelph a ~L er c h 3 2) at 010 000 001 000 000 1- 4 1 H ous ton ( And u ar 1 ~ ) B 35 Honeycutl Rom o (71 Rawley pm Sweet w - owchtnko (J 21 L (1JJ and St tnson Wil cox H ller Urrea (2 Sl HR s- St LOUIS St Lou 5 (Ras m ussen 1 4) at S1mmons ( 4 ) ( 1) Foucaul t (1 .4 ) and Par r 1sh SanDego (S hrleyO.t J .t pm W- Foucau lt (1 2) L - Rawley P1tlsburgh ( Rooke r 1 1 ~ at Plsbg h 020 000 ooo-- 2 5 1 (0 4) HR - Oetro1t Parn sh Il l Los Angeles ( John 5 J 10 30 LA 300 000 OOx- J 10 1 pm Cande l ario!~ hkulve (7) and Bos 000 o:x> 100- J a 1 en cago ( Burn s 7 7J a1 Sdn Oyer 011 (7l Sulton Fors ter K C 110000000- 2 9 1 Franc sco ( Blue 5 I J 4 05 p m (91 11nd Grote HR s- P.tts L ee and Fl!k Spllttorll and Thur sd ay's Gam es buroh St~ rgell (4) Wathan W- Lee (6 OJ L Cmc at Montr eal n 1ght Spl lttor !f (4 J) HRs- Boston Atlanta at New York n 1ght Ch1 010 010 01 o- J 6 1 Eva ns fJI Ph Ia at Hou ston n ght • • INDIANA POl iS l nd I UP! I - Speedstet Danny Ongats ts ready for actton aga m but his backup ca r wrecked 111 Tuesday s Indy 500 practice wtll t.tke a httle longer to r t!palr Ongats a native Hawuan who was clocked Wlofft ctally at 2!11 974 mtles per hour last week hit 198 119 m p h Tues day before hos car slarruned mto a 11 all It carne out of the fourth turn stdCM)S slipped backwards 460 feel mto the ouL,.de wall and slid 600 feet along the wall to a stop Emergency crews put out a small ftr e but the 36-year"'ld Ongats rt'Qutred treatment at the track hosptlal onlv for ' mmor abras iOns on his back and a shghl cut on hts tongue The car was very badly damaged tn the acc tdent although the ere• expected to ha\e tt avat lable before thts weekend s ltme tnals The "'reck \\ as the fiTst A m er1can League senou s ace Hlent smce the tra ck opened fur practtee May 6 rhe 198 m p h clockm g fo r DngaJS a member of the lnters co pe RaCin g Team was the fastest of the dav as 24 ca rs toured lhe 2 1 ~ m1le O\al r our other drtvers were above 191 m ph - runmng about fl\e ~ ' lO mph slower than last " eek Obser ve rs sa td speeds lu esday gc neral11 11ere slo11 er than la st • eek becallr.;e U1e rams had woshed awa) mus t of the accumulatiOn of rubber from speedtng tires known as the g1 oovc Detr o I Bos ton New Yo rk Ctc .... cln d M lwa u k e Bull mr e Tor ont o Oak land CcJI f Kan C1 fy Texa s W L Pet GB 70 9 690 ',;1] 12 657 Jq 17 613 2 15 16 484 6 15 17 469 6 ) lJ 19 13 W es t W 22 19 18 15 19 406 8 ~ 406 8 2 L Pet 11 667 3 594 14 56) 1~ '1 ~ 3 1 5' ~ MnesoTa 12 73 )JJ 5calll e 12 '1 5 324 12 9 70 3 10 11 Ch cago R es ults Cleveland 3 Oak and ] Toro nto 5 Cal 1for n1 0 4 DeTrO IT 4 Sea Tile 2 16 n ns Boston 3 Kan sas C Tv 2 M•nn eso ta 8 Bal t1mor c 1 New Yor k 6 Chtcago 3 M i lwa uk ee 4 Texa s J Today s Probab le P•lch en. { All Ttmes EDT ) ( Johnson 3 IJ al re xas ( Matlack J 41 8 JD p m Cah forn •a ( Ryan 1 1) at Ch cag e (S lon e 1 2 ) 8 30 p m Oetro •t ( B ll, ngham J ll ar M Iwaukee (Augusl•n e 4 Sl 8 30 Oak l and pm N ew York (G u d r y 4 0) at Cleve land ( Wa Is 3 21 7 30 p m Toronto (Cl an cy 1 'l ) dl ( ~ c Gregor Shop 11 Tu es da y~ Ba it mo r e Sport GB 500 BELKNAP BLACK ROOF PAINT Tri-Couritv 2 31 7 JO p m Thur sdays Game5 Cal 1forn 1a at Ch1cago De tr o I o1t Milwaukee Oak l and at Texa s n g h t M nnesota at Kan C1 ty n gh t New YorK ill Cleveland n1qh t Toront o at Ball1morc n qht • Ft shmg Ta ckl e a nd Rods and Reels e Guns and Re io adtng • Bali Glov es Campmg Equtpment • Archery • Ind oor Garn es • We have Gtf1 Cerltllcates Wtlh or Wtlhoul Ftbe r . 5 Gal. Bucket 601 Matn St Av a lia bl e at Pt Plea sa nt. W Va PICKENS HARDWARE VISA Across t ro m Luu rmou!le PHONE r---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ------, 675 2988 Open Sunday 1 p m 6P m M onday thru Sa tu r da y Pee Wee Baseball schedule Middleport- Pomeroy ·Rutland 1978 Pee Wee Srbedule FlnttHaU Monday, May 22 Dale 0 Warner at Rutland Angels, Pizza Shack at Mtddleport Mus ta ngs ' Rutland Reds at Powell's Xll , Bye, Mlddlepurt Cubs IWHIWAAf - "You Light Up My Life" with batteries and flashlights from ACE HARDWARE MEIGS PLAZA 9-7 MIS 12-6 SUN. 992-3662 Wednesday, May 24 Rutland Reds at Mtd dleport Cubs Thuntday, May 25 Dale C Warner at Mtd dieport Cubs , Rutland Angels at Ptzza Shack - KX, Mtd· dleport Mustangs at Powell 's - • · Bye, Rutland Reds Monday, May 29 Rutland Angels at Mtd dleport Cubs , Mtddleport Mustangs at Rutland Reds Dale C Warner at Powell s xx. Bye Ptzza Shack Wednes ~ay, May 31 Pizza Shack at Powell s Thursday, June 1 Middleport Cubs at Mtd dleport Mustangs, Rutland Angels at Rutland Reds Ptzza Shack at Dale C Warner • xx , Bye, Powell's Monday, June 5 Powell's at Mtddleport Cuba, Rutland Reds at Pizza Shack Mtddleport Mustangs at Dale C Warner xx. Bye, Rutland Angels Wednesday, June 7 Mtddleport Mu stangs at Rutland Angels Thursday , June 8 Mtddleport Cubs at Ptzza Shack • xx , Po,.ell's at Rutland Angels, Rutland Reds at Dale C Warner • x, Bye, Middleport Mustangs Second Half Monday, June 12 MiddlepOrt Cubs at Dale C Warner - xx, Pizza Shack at Rutland Angels Powell s at Mtddleport Mustangs B) e Rutland Reds Wednesday June 14 Rutland Reds at Mtd dleport Mustangs Thursday June 15 Pizza Shack at Mtddleport Cubs , Rutland ' Angels at Powell's xx Dale C Warner at Rutland Red s. Bye, Mtddleport Mustangs Monday, June 19 Mt ddleport Mustangs at Ptzza Shack · u Rutland Angels at Dale C Warner x Powell's at Rutland Reds Bye Mtddleport Cubs Wednesday. Une 21 Mtddlcport Cubs at Hutl and Angels Thursday, June 22 ' that 1t eas1er fo r rlrtvers to keep the or machines under control Jtm McElreath and Roger Rager lrted out nc" cars Tuesrla) the hrsl da) the track has beeh open stnce Frt day and l arr) Rtce passed his ro<;> kie tests Ea sT 1 GH • Seaver now 2-4, scattered Seven htts and walked onl y one 10 hiS ftrst complete game of the season fhe Expos lone run off Seaver came 10 the [ourth on smgles b) Warren Croma rtte, Dave Cash and Andre Dawson The forst onmng I gave them three htts on a row but settled down after that Sea~e r satd I al"al S have had trouble on the earl) on mngs' of a game but as the game progresses I get &tronger ' Morgan unloadeol hiS th ree run homer tn the ft fth after Seaver Jed orr With a wa lk and Pete Rose doubled tu center Ken Gnffey stngled to center Ken Gnfley smgled to sco re Seaver before Morgan st roked hts stxth homer of the Ha r over the rtghl helol fence Cmcmnau scored tts other run tn the ftr sl mnmg when fuJSe doubl ed to center and ,;cored on Morgan s double All the Cmcum at1 runs were scored agamstlostng potcher I'< a) ne Tw olchell now 2 3 It s too bad we had to meet a hot Tom Seaver tontght ' Ex pos Manage r Htck Wtlltams satd I guess 1t was only a matter of ttme before he showed the kmd of pitcher he ts A.s for my team we are 11 111 not htttmg and I loo k for an Improved performance 10 the next two games agamst Ctncmnau he satd seriOUS IDJUry Senes Bes t of Seven Hway • Turner Cup Playoffs Champ10nsh1p was good to see Tom Seaver gel untracked tontght he sa td It was only a matter of ttme ttl! h~ got >iratghtened Onga~s escapes McClure, who placed third In the sec· Ilona!, will be rnnnlng the 220-yard dash Angel Blake placed third In the sec· tiona! and wlll be running the 440-ya rd dash Louroe Matthews who placed second In the sectloowl 1\lll be running the mole Good lu ck, girls Brad Tucker Logan 1 CCoach- Howard Bozma n Logan ACE £ Reds sign number one choice SEO All-Star squad Urr e& (81 and S1mmons Ow ch nko Sp lin er (8) 0 Acqu 1Sio (8) and Sports transactions cautioned '• one game does more tomght whtch resulted not make a season I wtll ha ve m 13 strtke outs to see what I do tn my next H o we v e r S e a v e r outmg ' Winehr.e nner, Sayre on San Ogo We ~all tins retrograde ejac ula !ton The usual sensa ltunts there but the evidence of orgasm ts Ja, kmg That IJl ttself should not prevent con, tmued sexual enjoyment As men get older a few do need addtttOnal hunnone sup purl but thiS ts seldom true Titc ptl ls 1Jmguels ) your hus ba nd takes conta m ma le hor mune These wtll not help wtle&S there ts a real need for mcreased hortnones When they du help some men the ef feet t s often more psychologtcal than due to the mediC.:me f m glad you have already read The Health Letter nwnber Hi Prostate Gland Others 11 ho want thts tssue can sund 50 cents wtth a long stamped, self-addressed envelope for tt tu me m care of this newspaper, P 0 Box • 1551 Fladto Ctty Stat)on New ; York NY 10019 ' DEAR DR LAMB - 1am 69 )Cars old we1gh 170 pounds and am 5-feet·ll I walk an : hour eac h mormng at the rate : of four mtles an hour Then I • • ptck up my wtfe and we walk • approxunately 40 mmutes •• and cover two mtles How many calones do I use walk • mg at four mtles per hour for ~ one hour and how many at • three miles per hour ? : DEAR READER - Your : question mdtcates you have : the mistaken tdea that the • speed or walking makes a dlf· terence It duesn t The two 4 most tmportant vanables are : your body we1ght and the : disllmce walked At your • wetght you wtll use about 60 : calones more per mile than ~ you would have used just stl· ling So if you walk four mtles l 111 one hour that would be 2'10 ' extt a ca lories and tht ee ·, rrules an hour for one hour ! would be 1110 caluries Your : wtfe wtll probably use less because she probably weighs less Ftgure your calortes on • a per rrule basis not speed , was mtxmg up my pttches 9\1 Moddleport Cu bs at Powells xx Ptzza Shack at Rutl and Red s Dale C Warner at Mtd dleport Mu stangs Bye, Rutland Angels .Monda) , June 2fi Mtddleport Cubs at Rutland Reds, Rutland Angels at Mtddl eport Mustangs Powell s at Ptzza Shack xx Bye, Dale C Warner Wednesday June 28 Powell 's at Dale C Warner • XX J Thursday, June 29 Mtdd leport Musta ngs a( Mtddleport Cubs Rutland Reds at Rutla nd Angels Da le C Warner at Ptzza Shack xx Bye, Powell 's x - Fteld One xx - Fteld T\\ o rr. ~~Sp Mason W Va m MAY 18, 19, 20 & 21 DOUG'S MARINE SALES & SERVICE 808 W Matn St Pom eroy, 0 Phon e 992 5652 I STARCRAFT I MERCURY OUTBOARDS <. I LUND I OUACHITA IIMERCRUISERsl . ' • II ACCESSORiill OPEN: 9 to 9 MON. thru SAT. 1 to 7 SUNDAY ,_ �2- The bat\\ Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomero) 0, Wednesday , May 17 1978 eaver fans 13, Reds win, 5-1 Six Ohio congressmen face primary opposition IEDITOR S NOTE UP! Statthow;e Reporters Lee Leonard and Dock Kimmons ha>e prepared a series of dispatches on the rallllldates an d ISSII<'S In Ohio s Jwoe S primacy election Tuda 1 's anode the second of the sertes deals with congres George D Tablack, !).{;ampbell Both have popular pollttcal names and claun Carney has lost hiS effe ctiveness Also m the race ts Warren realtor Garv J Thompson who hntshed a distant thtrd m the 1976 prunary ' Rep Douglas Applegate of Steubem tile, whose sprawhng "'1ooal pnma11 cunttsts J eastern Ohto dtStrtct was once represented by Wayne Hays B) LEE LEONARD has three challengers m hiS ftrsl lr) for the Democrdlt Uruted Press lnternatJOnal nomtnatJOn Ntck B Karmck also of Steubenvtlle was beaten by Hays m '!Went\ t"o of Ohto s 23 congressmen are seekmg ree lectton thts 1ear, but onh sox of them ha1e opposoti on m theor party the 1976 prunary b) 16 000 votes followmg the Elizabeth Ray pnmanes scandal He ts trymg aga m, along wtth R Norman Pn ce of One Wlder so ege IS Rep Charles J Carne) Youngstown Salem and Wtlham P McKenna of Rtchmond Democrat who has served his area for 2B yeaos on the Ohio Whlle Applega te " on the general elecllon tn 1976 he has not Legtslature and Congress run tn a primary stnce he \\as appomted as Hays replacement Carne) 65 has won four terms tn Congress but he was on the hcket challenged bv fl\e ot her Democrats m 1976 and \\ On the Rep Donald J Pease Oberhn Democrat IS runnmg aga tnst general electton b1 only 4 2001 otes out of 180 000 cast John Mtchael R)an a 62-year old Vermthon rea ltor who lost Thts tune the chtef threats are betng mounted b) Maho nmg the 1976 prunary to Pease b) 17 000 votes Also runmng IS Count\ Prosecutor Vtncent E Gtlmarun and state Rep Ishwata K11anjunabubela of I.oratn Gov. 'Rhodes vows Mtchae l Normtle, a plasttc bag salesman from Lakewood, ts rWJnmg agamst Rep Ronald M Mottl , Parma Democrat, trymg to prod Mottl toto a more outspoken an!t-llborhon stance Freshman Rep Mary Rose Oakar, who outdtstanced 11 opponents tn the 1976 Democrattc prunacy m Cleveland s 20th Dtstn ct has only two challengers this ttme - prtor congresstonal candidates Norbert G Dennerll Jr of Grartap and Wtlltam J Kenmck of Wtckhffe The wtnner will automattcally be elected , smce the Republtca ns have no candtdate tn the dtstrtct Rep Clarence J Brown J r, Urbana Repubhcan has won an etghth term smce he has no prunary or general elecllon opposttton Rep Wtl!tam H Harsha Portsmouth Repubhcan ts opposed by Joseph J Walker of Clrclevtlle Three Repubhcans and three Democrats, mcludmg state Sen Tony P Hall of Dayton, are vymg for thetr party nomtnallons m the Thtrd Dtstnct, where Rep Cha rles W Whalen ts reltrtng after stx terms Struthers Rhodes satd the EPA ts tnstst tng on the use of sc rubbers m smokesta cks wtthout regard W cost or whether they wtll " ark He satd the cost · could result ma 20 percent mcrease m electnc btlls over th e next 30 years What lhts admuustratwn os not " 'll mg to do IS alia " btlltons of dollars to be spent on W1pro1en pollu!ton control technt ques JUSt be cause Washmgton bureaucrats sa) so said the governor Rhodes satd Ohto has been acllvely flghtmg pollutiOn and IS seeking new coal cleamng techruques for use oo an mdustrtal scale There must be a pohcy that wtll not only protect the health of Ohto s public but that wtll protect the JObs of Ohto workers and keep Ohio a vtable tndustrtal location for both ex tsttng and new mdustnes sa td th e governor CANCER Answer line American Cancer Society ETTA co~ NO~m- St»<"fl:'..t',~HULME N (A ,~ • ~~ tnfonnatwn on thousa nds r publtshed sc tenttft c papers ond I un (mgo 1ng can t:e r re sea rch projec ts an d treatmen t re~ tntes mvolvtng patoen ts lhrr.ug huut l he wr rill An uph<rlsterer explatns M1 aunt had cancer and W> k l.aetrtle She ts sull ahve a )ear later lsn t that prop£ that l.aetnle werks' A~S W F. Rltne Too many facts are rntssmg to use the word proof for Y<ur aunt s expe n ence Sctentoftc proof os haserl on mell<ulous stud) of •> ilJ CCUve facts that can be vert fled b1 repealing the results f1r st tn labr rator) ammals and then on patients f orst 11 wr uld have to be ICtenllftcallv determtn ed through nm roscup1c btopsy exa mtn atton of yo ur aunt s hod Y t tssucs tha t She does peopletalk I MOTHER KNOWS: Whether you're marcymg the boy next door or tbe kmg or Jordan, tt always helps to have mama 's blessmgs- and tt looks like 26-year-old Usa Halaby, soon to be Mrs Kfng Hussein, wtll have no problem on this score Her mother, Mrs Najeeb Halaby, says of her prospecttve son-inlaw, the mooarch • He 's a wonderful man" Mrs Halaby, divorced from the former chatrman of Pan Amertcan World AJrways, satd m New York Tuesday the nuptial announcement came as no surprise - "We did know that the romance was blossommg "Now what son her ntmd lS what to wear to the wedding ·come on m , you guys - JUSt c hoose your partners and start waltztng " Business today: Industry-seeking Iceberg farming: team plans visits COLUMBUS (UP!) - Two man tndustry seekmg teams will contact busmesses ftrms m the Chtcago, Mtlwaukee Baltlqtorc and Wtlmmgton Del areas m th e next mon th Sta t e Deve lopm en t Dtrector James A Duerk satd Tuesday a il• o-man tndustry-seektng team wtll vtstt busmess prospects m Baltunorc and Wtlmmgton Ma) 22 23 $Cven tW(}-f!lan teamS Will leave June 18 on a four-day trtp to Chtcago an d Mtlwaukee The teams wtll canvas the areas and also make mmt trtps on seekmg to tnduce firms to locate m Ohio or expand present plants whtch "tll result tn ere a han of Jobs Invitation is extended speaker While hiS coachtng has become qutte well known throughout tl e area as a speaker he ts ga tmng qutte a lot of nulonety for hJS en tert amtng talk s Although semors who att en d Marshall wtll be ad mttted for free the banquet IS open to the publtc at a cost of $7 per per son "'11 A thought for hhe day Aonencan baseba ll star I .era) Satchel Patge satd, Don t look bac k Somethmg rna) be ~a mtng on you ' Better than oil? By RICHARD SISK NEW YORK (UP! ) - If a Sa udi Arabtan prmce has hts \\ a) the tceman will cometh m a tugboat, haulmg m hiS 1\ ake a 100-mtllt on·ton tceberg a mll e long fr om the South Pole to make the desert , bloom HIS royal highness, Prmce ts Mohammed Fa tsal promotmg the Idea of luggtng monstrous frozen hunks of the swe ete st water on earth from Antarctt ca to hts and kingdom and has formed a company m Parts called I ce berg Transp o rt lnternabonal to make the dream a reality In a recent mtervtew m New York, where the prmce mruntams a sumptuous SIX room apartment overlooking Central Park he satd "We thmk that by 1981 we will be able to dehver an tceberg anywhere m the world We are qutte optuntsttc The tdea of towmg ICebergs IS not new but recently has gamed respectability through the efforts and of course, the mo ney or the 41 -yea r .. Jd Senators vs. pentagon rules By STEVE GERSI'EL WASHI NGTON (UP! ) Wheh ttcomes to gomg by tne hook nobody can match the Pentagon Two examples of the rmlttar) s tunnel vision have been exposed re cently through the efforts of Sens IJoyd Bentsen , D-Texas, and George McGovern, D-S D Bent.Kn wen! to bat for a 48 yea r .. Jd Fort Worth, Texas man by the name of Calv tn Graham who IS cnppled wtth arthrtlls and suffers from dtabetes What sets Graham apart from hts fello w man ts that when he was 12, the seventh grader ]Uked a World War II recruiter and enhsted tn the records and booted hun out Stnce tltat tunc the Navy has coos!Sentl y refused to giVe Graham an honot able discharge - clatmtng that he was treated the same as every other teeny hopper who en listed and was caught Would they have burted him had he been kill ed m one of those battles' Bentsen trted to get the Navy to change tls course , . - - - - -- - - - -., rnoEE~~.~s~~~;'',[- 1 INTEREST OF MEIGS.MASQNAR!A RORERTJIOHI u H wtthou t succe•s He also mtroduced legtSlat ton gtvtng Graha m an honorable discharge whtch tlte Navy opposed Sen John Stenms D Miss chatrm an of the Senate Armed Servtces Commtttee, also got the stock reply from the Navy But tlt ls saga, at least has a happy endmg Somebody applied the pressure and the Whtte House announced recen tly th at Graham ts gettmg hts discharge wtth the approval of Navy Secretary W Graham Claytor McGovern 's attempt - '" which he has jomed others has so fa r not succeeded The South Dakota senator Ul ClO y Edllur Pub!•""' "" ' '' ""'"' "'' "'""' by The Ohio Valley Publmhmg C!HnP" nr M"ll"""'" "" Ill That standard mtght have made sense at one time but methods of tdenllhca ll on ha ve p r o g r e s sed dramatically and tt may well be that tdenttftcalton can be made tf much less than 80 per cent of the body ts pieced together The mtlt tary has the remains of three Vtetnam veterans m Honolulu but all of them fall far short of the~ per cent rule They are m the 30 per cent range The mill!ary feels that one of the three may sttll be tdenttfted, so McGove rn suggested choostng -e of the other two by a draw That , howev er, would vtolate the rule And It makes VII m c~a~nn!i~ot;~~~~:~r~~-,~d~w,~hymteL--the too much sense, anyhow l-~~--~m~~d~ee.~d~~h~a~v-!,e~c~•.~n1~ce;-rf~:l;f~s:~h~e-N~~av;~Y~~~~·~-:__v•~~~;-@f~~~~~:--~eo~",~n:;]st~~P~"'.•9"~er:"Jt~Oh.!>~o~•~~1~S9+-• would mnuence the fa ct tha t aboard the US S South she IS s!tll altve because some Dakota and fovght m two cancers gro" more sIow1Y major naval battles against than othe rs Hence the fa t1 the Japanese 10 the PaCific tha t she Is " Itvc would not be ll e was awar ded more than a pr tJ of of ru rf fhcre are norm al share of meda ls and Jther tmportant questiOns tr, rJhbrms ask For example d1d your Th en the Navy found out 1o aunt have any other kmd 0f tts chargrm that the yoWlg ? If h did cancer therapy s e • loo ktqg gu nn er was an she mtght be responding to adol escent Th e Na vy ..o. tha\ treatment and not~ to strtpped Graham of his Laetrle It ts an, extract of honors , ex;~unged all his NEW YORK (UP! ) - Peter Bavast knew tt wasn't rtght You dtdn t do a thmg hke thts, especially to your own father "l]ustcouldn lrestst,"hesays "Ihadtodott " So he dtd the other night, dtahng his father, Buzzte, at home m Anahetm, Calli , from hiS box 10 Toronto's Exhtbtlwn Stadmm the moment hts team, the Blue Jays, went ahead or his father s team, the Angels, m the seventh mmng The Blue Jays would go on to score nine rWJs m the mrung and beat the Angels \(}.j), but Peter BavaSI dtdn't know that then Peter Bavast could tell the mood his father would be m, beca)ISe durmg the years he was wtth the Dodgers, every time theyld fall behind or lose a tough game he'd throw anotHer tranststor radto agamst the wall When he answered the call from Toronto last Monday mght, Buzzte BavaSI had no idea who was on the other end HlS son didn't tdentify hunself Instead he opened the conversatiOn by askmg ' Hey, Pop, how many transistors have you brdken already'" Here,' he satd, dryly, "talk to your mother" EVIl Bavast got on the phone She !rtes to stay neutral bel\\een her husband and her son, between th e Angels and the Blue Jays so she dtdn 't talk baseball at all but asked Peter about hiS daughter, CrlSttna, lllStead How ts she' Mrs Bavasl wanted to know 'Fine," her son answered • She made her Holy Commumon yesterday Peter Bavast wanted to talk about baseball, though and about hts father ,_ 'How IS he' ' he asked hts mother, Jaughmg 'I don 't want to dtscuss tt,' she sa1d Instantly, Peter Bavast knew' his fa ther was fme He was feelmg the same way he always dtd anytune hts u:a_m was blowmg a btg lead He was gettmg ready !o flmg 'lll10ther tranststor up agalllSt the wall Peter BavaSt satd, from his office m Toronto Tuesday, I don 't thtnk he apprectated my call too much because I broke me of baseball 's primary rules by gloatmg Over the years, be has always told me to be as b'l'actous a wmner as you are a loser because tt sa long season I realtze that, and what I dtd to him the other mght I wouldn't do to anybody else but you know how tl IS, blood IS thicker than water For all thetr needling of each other Buzzte and Peter Bavast have an e•cellent relattOnshtp "Anything I have ever accompliShed m baseball, or ever hope to, I owe to my father ," says Pete who at 35 already ts one of the game s most capable executives "He gave me my first JOb tn baseball as bw;mess manager wtth Albuquerque That was m 1964 and the yoWlger Bavasi has come a lon-g way smce He came up to the big leagues With San D1ego where he worked With his father and took over as head man of the Blue Jays a year before they entered the Amencan League last season Bume 62, has been tn ba seball 39 years most of them wtth the Dodgers Arter 17 years wtth them, he moved to San Dtego m 1968 and owner Gene Autry htred him to rwt the Angels last year Father-lind son C<JmbmattOns are not uncommon m baseball Down through the yea rs, there have been the Comlskeys, the Brtggs, the Stonehams and the Veecks among others, and now there are the O'Mal.eys wtlh the Dodge!'B and the Grifftths wtth the Twms For the ftrst time m baseball htstory, though, one club run by a father and the other by hts son met on the fteld when the Angels played the Blue Jays m Anahetm last Aprtl28 Ron Fatrly the 39-year..ld red-hatred veteran, played ftrst base for the Angels In that coolest and had a homer and smgle for them He's bemg llsed fatrly often by the Angels , who got him from the Blue Jays thts past wmter and Peter Bavast sees that and thinks maybe his father put one over on hun ' When Buzzte talked to me about gettmg him from us, he told me Fatrly would be nothmg more than a player-(!oach, a battmg mstru ctor and a play-by-play man on TV," says Peter The last tune I looked he had played 111 more than half the Angels games and was hittmg 2BO Not bad for a play by-play man, ts tl ' I think I m gomg to have to talk to my father about that By United Presslnteroatfooal GOOD NEIGHBOR Rosalyun Carter knows as well as anyone else that if you want somethmg done, do tt yourseU So when a group of vo!WJteers began work on one of her pet projects 1'uesday - sprucmg up D C General Hospttal tn Washmgton - the forst lady traded m her blazer for a smock, grabbed a pamt brush and chtpped m Mrs Carter says she got mvolved m the effort earller this year becaw;e tt's unportant that poor people who have no beauty m theor life and are sick too have a place that's pleasant to come to She says she plans to mvtte local leaders to the Whtte House to chat up other C<Jmmumty projects aprt cot ptts that has been rtgorously tested and has ne1 er been proven useful tn treatmg cancer Nonetheless, the sctenllftc commuruty ts tn terested m ) our aunt s ex pertence If your aunt bcheves tha t Laetnle helped her and she ts wtllmg to offer complete detatls of her health ht stor) and treatment she should ask her ph) stcta n to submtt her case records to the Nauonal Cancer Institute tn Bethesda Md whtch IS The Mason.{;allta Marshall no ~ re\le\\tng thiS ktnd or Alumm ASSOCH:ItJOn IS ex mformat10n tendmg an mv ttallon to area l nte rnatlo na l A ~soc tett on A reader asks How many hogh school sent ors who are Aga tnst Ca ncer 1UICC t •>lh Amertcans wtll get cancer 10 reg tste n ng at Marsha ll headqua rt ers m S• llzerland 1918 ' Untverst(y tn the r'all to be the Ame n can Cancer Soctely ANS WER ltn e Th e tts guests at tls annual Sprtng shares mformauon wtth other cance r cunt rol agcn(leS The Amc rt can Ca ncer Soctety and Banquet next Monda) Mason Count y semors ran ACS sponsors a ; pectal the Nationa l Cancer Instttute esttmate that there wtll be make rese rvattons b) caUtng Elean r r RooseHit ln ternatto na l Can d r 700 000 cases of ca ncer 675 1512 and Galha County dtagnused for the first tune tn sentors 446-1875 Fello•shop grant program to The banqu et whtc h wtll be permll m~esugators to work - 1978 Thts number excl udes ver) common curable form s held at Ktn Folks Resta urant abr JJd and cam:er resea r· of sktn cance r and very ea rl) wtll begm at 6 30 p m wtth a c hers from other co untrieS to work 1n the U S The Natoonal cervtcal cancer whtch also reception Marshall Untversttv s head l ob rar1 of Med tctne tn can be eastly controlled F'"r furt her tn fot ma tt on basketball coach Stu Aber Rethesda Md IS part of a dec n ~til be the gues t cancer rese <trch mforrni':ttlOn ca II 992 7531 CIJmp uter program th(tl IS plug)(ed mtu 500 locations m W.1~hingto11 Wimlou· the' U S and m several foretgn countnes Here there A reg ular fea tu re prepared b) the Amertcan Cancer Soctet) to help save your ltfe from ca ncer A htgh school student asks Hov. ts cancer research tnf ormall on exchanged around the worl d' ANSW E Rltne Can cer re search IS trul} w· temauona l Sctent1sts meel fa ce tu face at conferences held tn many dtfferent nati ons an d publt sh tn formation tn Journals "tlh • tde urculauon Through the By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sport. Editor • to continue fight COl UMllUS 1 UP! I - Gov James A Rhodes satd 1'uesda) he wtll conllnue to ftght what he ca lled the bureaucratic Ol erklil of the US E n vtr o nmental Prote ctton Agency m enforcmg clean aor standards m Ohto Rhodes satd m a press re lease tha t ove rz ealous burea ucrats of the US Envtronmental Protectton Agency are forcmg ur11< orkable em tronmental restrtclto ns on Ohto mdustrtes wtth no regard for the cost m JObs and htgher electrt c btlls We mu st conltn ue to stm e to unprove the qualtt) of atr and water throughout the Untied States satd the governor, bltl there must be some accommodallon on the part of th e federal government tf we are to avmd sp rea dm g the human mts en es unposed b) overregulation by the EPA m Youngstown , Campbell and State Sen Stanley J Aronoff, R.Qncinnatl, lS fighting former televts10n anchorman Tom Allons, the endorsed Repubhcan ca ndtdate, for the nght to go agamst Democratic Rep Thomas Luken tn the fall Luken has no prunary opposition And veteran Republtcan Rep Samuel L Devme of Columbw;, whO was re-elected to a lOth term m !976 by only 1,563 votes out of 195,000 votes cast, wtll be watching a threeway Democratic prunary m hts 12th Dilltrtct wtth mterest State Rep James L Baumann ill the favored candidate He ts runnmg agatnst Ray Htll and Btll Moss , a black school board member who drew enough votes away from Devme's opponent as an mdependent in 1976 to make the difference m the general electton 1 Henry W Eckhart, the former chaorman o( the Public Uttllttes Commtsston of Ohio, lS seeking the Democratic nomtnatton m the 15th Dtstnct of Colwnbus agatnst Bruce R Coleman The Republican mcumbent Chalmers P Wylle, has no opposttlon Off&ee Phone 1 P<l'"K' Md verlum~o: 21 ~ ""'d " reprc.stn "'"" '""""" ''"""'" Jtot E"'lld ' " ct.,elond Oh1o14 m Su bttcn~100 r~h.• Delivered bu cetrrler w re 1:1 v11llable i5 [enL!i per' week By M otor1Wutewh4!re c ~:~rner !~ervlce txJt avlulll hle on~ mur tl $3 ~ By mtu/ In OtUo and W Va Ohe y,., 122110 s., ,,.,on. Ill 10 three "'"""" 17 1111 Ebt!wher~ 126 00 ye11r Sx months 113 10 Thr" months 17 so ,sub,.,rlpllon pme lnrludes s,nd'Y Times-Sentinel anyone from the Vtetnam War m the Tomb of the Unknown Soldter wtth full honors to jom those from World War I, World War II and the Korean War Thts effort has run lillo one of those seemmgly Wlbreakable military rules no ooe gets mto the Tomb wtless 80 per cent or more of the remams ca n be assembled INMATE DIES LEBANON, Ohto (UP I) Leban on Co rr ect tonal lnslltutton offt ctals say an tnmate was found dead m hts cell Monday l nstttulton officia ls said Robert Alan Phtlllps , 23, Columbus apparently took his own ltfe prmce th e son of the la te King Fatsal and a nephew of the retgrung King Khahd Scten ttsts es bmate that about 75 per cent of the world 's fr esh water resources are frozen soltd at the North and South poles Each year m the AntarctiC about 10,000 btlllon cubtc meters of tcc so pure lt approaches dtsttlled water m qualtty breaks off the polar caps m the form of teebergs oo ly to melt and eventually disappear And the ft gure on the amowtt of tee that breaks off from the ca ps annually ts probably a gross wtderestunatwn The largest Iceberg oo record measured about 220 mlles long and 60 miles wtde , approxunately the stze of Belgtum and it alone contamed an estunated 8 000 btlhon cubtc meters of ICe Even an ICebe rg or 'mO<(erate' SIZe m the 100mtlhon ton class Prin ce Mohammed wants to market would provtde stagger tng amowtts of water Although the tceberg would lose about :Ill per cent of tts volume durm g transport, an estunated two !rillton gallons of water would be left Prmce Mohammed who formerly hea ded Saudt Arabta 's $15 bllhon desalintzatton program, feels the tceberg gambtt will prove more effi cient than extractmg fresh water from the sea ' Towmg tcebergs will cost much Jess and provide far more water," the prmce said Las t yea r a fiv e-day sclenttftc con ference at Iowa State Umverstty sponsored by Prmce Mohammed the US Na ttona l Sctence FoWldallon and the Coast Guard concluded that tceberg farmm g wa s wtthl n the means or extstmg technology One method would entail seven large tugs hauling an tceberg covered with strips of reflective Insulation material to cut down on loss of volume through hea t and water frtction The 5,'100inlle trip from the South Pole to Saudi Arabia would take about eight mooths at an average speed of one knot Th e prince estimate' he will have spent about $100 million before the fir st Iceberg ill delivered but said In the long rWl ''This business may prove to be even better than oil " Sport Parade SAY IT AIN'T SOW, DUKE John Way11t says he was damn scared' before open.Jleart surgery recently m Boston, where surgeons replaced a faulty heart valve with one taken from a ptg "You know, there lS an arttcy that goes from the heart to the bram and affects your vocal chords," the 7~year old actor told an lntervtewer 1'uesday at hlS home In Newport Beach Calif 'I was losmg my vmce That really scared me Now, With that damned ptg valve 111 me, I not only have my v01ce back, bull go aroWJd saytng, 'Oink , oink'" PAT PROGRESSING : Pat Nixon recetved get.well wishes from two former presidents 1'uesday Her husband Richard, accompanied by thetr daughter, Julie Elseobower, dropped by to see her for an hour ~t Long Beach, Calif , Memortal Hospttal Former Prestdent Gerald Ford called NIXon's office at San Clemente to ask about her health and wl3h her a speedy recovery Mrs NIXon, 66, was reported ln good condition and "progressmg satisfactorily" by a spokesman for lhe hospital He tdenUfted the lWJg atlment for which she was hospitalized Monday as acute vtral bronchitiS She ts expected to return home thts weekend HEALTH Lawrence E Lamb.M.D MONTREAL (UPI ) Everyone agreed tt was only a matter of tune before Cmctnnah 's Tom Seaver showed why many constder htm baseball's fmest pttcher After a dtsmal start thts season Seaver turned in hts strongest performance o( the year Tuesday mght , ho1dtng the Montreal Expos to seven htts a!ld strtktng out !3 bat· ters en route to a 5 I vtctory ' It was only a matter of lime before I came around " Seaver satd after the game I Illness limils SI'X dri\1' DEAR DR LAMB - 1sent fut )OUr Health Lette r about the prostate gland and 11gave us much tnforrnatton about what my hw;baml ts g01ng through as a result of prostate surgery We would ltke .some mfo rm~:tllon about sex hfe after tht s operatton My husoond ts havmg trouble smce he had prostate sur get y rune months ago He was prelly stck and lost a lot of blood and had lo have a transfuston It was a couple of months before he felt bet ter but he IS havtng trouble wtlh sex The doctor put htm on a ptll ca lil>d Metandren IJnguels but1t has not helped at all DEAR READER - I m ah•ays a ltttle surprtst>d that people expect to be sexua lly 11gorous when the) are stck IJJness of any severtty ts often a damper to sex Su ts slatva bun as occurred Ill pnsoner of war camps After all , the sexual funcltons are hke other parts of the body and do not function perfectly all the tunc You should expect sexual functiOn to lag once tn a"hile When your husband has fully recovered hts health he may also recover hts sexual vtgor Most men do recover normal sexual vtgor after prostate surgery Some don't and thts IS often because they have other Illnesses or because (hey are m the age group that sex was ready to dechne for them anyway -m· dependent of the surgery It docs ma ke a difference whether you arc 19 or 99 1hen you should kno~> !hat after prostate surgery the va lve meclumtsm at the outlet of the bladder IS usual· ly changed As a result the normal orgasm Is expelled bacil(vard mlo the bladder t SP.orts Transactions Bv Unrted Prtu tnternationill Tuuday Bueball Atlanta - Slgnl!!d pitcher J1m Bou ton to a contract w i Th therr Sllvannah farm club O!Jklano - Recalled st10r tstop Ro b P rcc olo from Vancou\oler of Pacr t rc Coast League placed ca tcher Earl on wa rvers and w lltam s Ch icago ( AL ) Tra ded outf ielder Bobby Bonds to the Texas Ranger s for ourf relders Claudell Wash ington and Rusty Torres and a m rnor leeguer to be named later recal led lett Mnded p tcher Ken Kravec and pur ch ased ca tcher Larry John son from Iowa of Amer can Assoctat on tor to long term contrac ts College MIS5 •ss lpp l Stated - Nameo Don Beasle y 65 an ass1stant basketball coach Soccer Wnn lngton ( NASL) - Ac qu1red mi di el der MathiS Van Toorn on loan rrom Charlero i of the Belgtan First Division Oakland INASU - Fred Coach M lrk o Sto jan0'¥'1 C a nd named h is 3551stant Jack Hyde mlen m coach CHICAGO (UP! ) - The Chtcago White Sox Tuesday recalled left-handed pttcher Ken Kravec and purchased Foot bill M ta m t Linebacker M ike catcher Larry Johnson from Ko l en l!lnnounced h1S ret ir e the Iowa Oaks farm team m men! Mt nnesola - Named as hea d the Amertcan Assoctallon seoul Ralph Kol h and SIQned The Sox opttooed pttcher Jerry Relschow coord inator of Rtch Wortham and inftelder foo tball operat ions and Frank Gi lli am player personnel dlrec Mtke Eden to I~ CINCINNATI (UP!) - The CinetnnaU Reds have stgned thetr No I selechon m the secondary phase of the January free agent draft nght.Jlanded pttcher Wayne Gwnn of South Deka1b (Ga ) NHL Champton shtp (B est of Sev~ n ) . P~ Rob R ose Steve Dola k Lancaster C- Shane Riley Tra ce Coa c h- Mike H e nry M1am1 Trace EAST IF - Jeff Mannering Ja ckson Kary Fry Athens Scott Gasser Logan OF- Jeff Antoll Manetta Mark McDan1 el Logan P- Todct Bro ckme ier Manetta R1 ck Pterson Athens C- Joe Brooker Jumor College The 6-2 !90-pounder posted a 7 2 rec'O rd for hts college team th iS sprmg - i' llowtng 33 hlts and strtkong out 57 on 57 mnmgs potched Guonn IS to report next montlo to the Reds Btllmgs Mont farm tea m tn the Cia" A Pwneer League By Untfed Press lnrernattonal BY GREG BAILEY The Southeastern Ohw Htgh School East-West All Star basketball games will be played at Trautwem Fteld m Athens oo Sunday, May 28 at I p m wtth the ram date to be Monday May 29 Each squad ts made up of 24 players selected by C<Jaches of all ellgtble schools The only Metgs County players are Kelly Wmebrenner and John Sayre of Southern Gallla County players are Larr) Carter and Ron Jackson of Southwesttrn, Claude Corneltus of Kyger Creek, and Terry Wall of Galltpolis The complete rosters are as follows WEST CLASS AAA Coach- John Toptoo Ports tF - Sha wn R1ley, Mlam 1 Trace WEST Paul Alford La ncaster IF - Paul Sm1fh Nels York Rodge r H1cks La n John R1denour Ches caster Greg Wo ckham Ches OF - Oennt s Combs M1am1 OF - Terr y Wall Gallipol iS Tra ce Kent G1llen Ches Mtk e Peery Lancas ter P- R1 ck Love Fairla nd Warr e n Ne l York Coach- B ob Perk tn s Be l EAST CLASS A IF - Joe Hacker Iron Sf Joe Greg Storm s Ptke Mat Bokovilz S V OF - Kevm Roll Adena Greg Boll Iron St Joe P- Jett Blanton Poke Wade Burkot Poke C- Tom Walker Iron 51 Joe Coach- Duane Shau l Pt ke (A ll Ttm es EDT) Mon tr ea I vs Bo sto n ( Montreal l eads 2 Dl May 13 Mon tr eal 4 Boston 1 May 16 Montreal 3 Boston 2 (ol) l'he game also was a turn· around for secon d baseman Joe Morgan who drove m four runs wtlh a three·run homer and a double to end a hatung slump I have been tn a sl ump batt mg average wtse but I m ge ttmg more com fortable at the plate and my three for three performance tomght and four RBI should gtve me the ltft I need Morgan satd He echoed the sent tments of others about Seaver It Four girls from Eastern High School will be representing their school In the Class A District Track and Field Meet Sa turday, May 20 at Chill ico th e Kim Baley, 1\ho placed thtrd In the sectional last Saturday at Rio Grande, will be throwing the discus J ean nie May 16 Montreal at Boston 8 05 p m May 20 or 21 - Montreal al Bosto n a 05 p m x Mav 23 Boston a ! Man I re al 8 05 p m x May 15 Montreal Boston a 05 p m x May 27 or 28 Bos ton Montreat 8 05 p m l at at x tl necessary lnfe rnaftonal Hockey League Umted Press lnter naf1onal All Ttmes EDT Tol ~do Port Huron vs Toledo leads 3 2 Ma y 10 Toledo 2 May Port Huron 4 Toledo 12 - Huron 2 May 13 Toledo d May 14 - 3 Port Port Hu ron 9 ,. Toledo 6 Pori Huron 2 Ma y 16 Toledo 11 Pori Hur on 2 Ma y 20 - Toledo at Por i H uron 8 p m x - May 23 - Port Hur on al Toledo x - pm 7 30 1f necessa r y WEST IF - Doug Hale Oak Htl l C CorneliUS KC Kelty Wtn ebrenner CLASS AA Soullt WEST OF- Evan Brown Oak Hil l IF- Ken Butcher Wellston Ron Jackson SW Jay Br ickey Ironton P- John Sayre South Tom Boden Ports Kevin Meade Tnmble OF- Mark Foelder Waverl y C- La ry Carter SW Dan Korker Northwest Coach- Bill Hames OH P- Jeff El liot Wa sh C H Jom Peazell Ports Ron McE lf resh Tnmble Steve Boy le Ports tnlteld e r n omt nated but C- Jeff Frazte Mmford on1ored Linescores Lugue Results Ma tor By Umfed Pren International National League Alia at N Y ppd ram Cl nc1 Mil 100 040 ooo- s 9 1 1110 000 1lOO- I 1 0 Seaver and Ben ch Tw,tchelt Schatzeder ( 6) Knowles ( 8 ) and Ca r ter w - seaver [2 4 ) L - Twitchell (2 JJ HR s- C.nc1n nat Morgan I61 Sa n Frn New Yorll. 000 003 Olx- -4 9 0 St LOU IS P Re uschel and Co:~: Knepper H1tl W- Kne pper (5 I J L P Reusche l {3 3) HR s - Ctl c a go K ngman (8) and Amenun League Oak 000000 110 - 2 4 2 Cleve 000 010 20x - 3 6 0 RenKo Lacey {7) Hea ... er lo (8 1 and En• an Cl yde ( 1 OJ and Hassey L- La cev (3 l l Phtla 000 100 000- 1 9 o Hous 300 002 o ht - 6 9 2 c, rlt on R eed (6) M cGraw Calif Tor (8) and M cCarver Lemong ello Aase Bann• st er ( 6 ) Samb1f0 (9 ) and Ferguson W- Lemongello 13 4l L - Carlt on (4 A) Puht (2) 51 L H R- Houston 1100 100 110--- 5 93 400 101 lOx- 7 7 0 L !!ell (1) Ha m, llon Ma, or League Stand m gs Bv Un1ted ~r ess l nternat tonal Nahonal Leagu e Eas1 W l P et GB Ph ii <J 17 lJ 567 M ontreal 17 15 53 1 Ch c ago 16 16 500 P lfsb r gh 14 18 .t 3B .t San Frnn C1nc nat 1 Los Any H ous ton San D1eg o A I an i a 14 70 41 ] 5 14 :Zl 400 Wes t W L Pet '1 I 11 636 70 14 56A 5 SOFTBALL TOURNEY The Strout Realty Softball team of Ga lllpolts Ohto wtll sponsor a Men's ASA Sane lloned Softball Tournament June 16 17 18 The entry fee ts $60 per te am Jackets wtll be gtvcn for ftrst pla ce and tnd>vtdual a~a rds for second and thtrd I earn trophtes for ftr&t second and lhtrd For further mformatton contact Tom Meadows at 6 14-44~84 or Gene Moore at 614-446 0301 10 14 15 15 17 16 18 IR 588 48<1 455 400 1 5 6 1 7 Tu es da ys Rcsu l1 s Atla at N Y ppd ra n Cm c nna1 1 5 Montreal I Houston 6 Ph 1ladel ph a 1 San 0 ego 7 Sl LOU IS 5 Los Ang 3 P1!l sburg h 7 000 120 100- 4 9 I Sa n Fran c 1sco 4 Ch t i'lg o 3 002 100 02x - 5 9 1 Wedne sda y s Probable Pitchers L I!Roche (8) and ( All T tm es EDT ) Down ng Under wood Willis C ncmnat 1 ( Bonha m .t OJ at (71 Murpt1y (91 and Ashby W Montreat (G nm s ley 6 1) 7 35 - wIll s ( I 21 L Aase (2 21 pm Atlanta ( Bog gs 1J an a I 16 1nn1ngs1 N1eKro 7 6 J at New Yo rk Se a !lie ( Koosman 1 3 cmd Es p no sa 1 0110 0 11 0110 000 000 0- 1 I 7 J 1SJ5pm Detro•t Ph ladelph a ~L er c h 3 2) at 010 000 001 000 000 1- 4 1 H ous ton ( And u ar 1 ~ ) B 35 Honeycutl Rom o (71 Rawley pm Sweet w - owchtnko (J 21 L (1JJ and St tnson Wil cox H ller Urrea (2 Sl HR s- St LOUIS St Lou 5 (Ras m ussen 1 4) at S1mmons ( 4 ) ( 1) Foucaul t (1 .4 ) and Par r 1sh SanDego (S hrleyO.t J .t pm W- Foucau lt (1 2) L - Rawley P1tlsburgh ( Rooke r 1 1 ~ at Plsbg h 020 000 ooo-- 2 5 1 (0 4) HR - Oetro1t Parn sh Il l Los Angeles ( John 5 J 10 30 LA 300 000 OOx- J 10 1 pm Cande l ario!~ hkulve (7) and Bos 000 o:x> 100- J a 1 en cago ( Burn s 7 7J a1 Sdn Oyer 011 (7l Sulton Fors ter K C 110000000- 2 9 1 Franc sco ( Blue 5 I J 4 05 p m (91 11nd Grote HR s- P.tts L ee and Fl!k Spllttorll and Thur sd ay's Gam es buroh St~ rgell (4) Wathan W- Lee (6 OJ L Cmc at Montr eal n 1ght Spl lttor !f (4 J) HRs- Boston Atlanta at New York n 1ght Ch1 010 010 01 o- J 6 1 Eva ns fJI Ph Ia at Hou ston n ght • • INDIANA POl iS l nd I UP! I - Speedstet Danny Ongats ts ready for actton aga m but his backup ca r wrecked 111 Tuesday s Indy 500 practice wtll t.tke a httle longer to r t!palr Ongats a native Hawuan who was clocked Wlofft ctally at 2!11 974 mtles per hour last week hit 198 119 m p h Tues day before hos car slarruned mto a 11 all It carne out of the fourth turn stdCM)S slipped backwards 460 feel mto the ouL,.de wall and slid 600 feet along the wall to a stop Emergency crews put out a small ftr e but the 36-year"'ld Ongats rt'Qutred treatment at the track hosptlal onlv for ' mmor abras iOns on his back and a shghl cut on hts tongue The car was very badly damaged tn the acc tdent although the ere• expected to ha\e tt avat lable before thts weekend s ltme tnals The "'reck \\ as the fiTst A m er1can League senou s ace Hlent smce the tra ck opened fur practtee May 6 rhe 198 m p h clockm g fo r DngaJS a member of the lnters co pe RaCin g Team was the fastest of the dav as 24 ca rs toured lhe 2 1 ~ m1le O\al r our other drtvers were above 191 m ph - runmng about fl\e ~ ' lO mph slower than last " eek Obser ve rs sa td speeds lu esday gc neral11 11ere slo11 er than la st • eek becallr.;e U1e rams had woshed awa) mus t of the accumulatiOn of rubber from speedtng tires known as the g1 oovc Detr o I Bos ton New Yo rk Ctc .... cln d M lwa u k e Bull mr e Tor ont o Oak land CcJI f Kan C1 fy Texa s W L Pet GB 70 9 690 ',;1] 12 657 Jq 17 613 2 15 16 484 6 15 17 469 6 ) lJ 19 13 W es t W 22 19 18 15 19 406 8 ~ 406 8 2 L Pet 11 667 3 594 14 56) 1~ '1 ~ 3 1 5' ~ MnesoTa 12 73 )JJ 5calll e 12 '1 5 324 12 9 70 3 10 11 Ch cago R es ults Cleveland 3 Oak and ] Toro nto 5 Cal 1for n1 0 4 DeTrO IT 4 Sea Tile 2 16 n ns Boston 3 Kan sas C Tv 2 M•nn eso ta 8 Bal t1mor c 1 New Yor k 6 Chtcago 3 M i lwa uk ee 4 Texa s J Today s Probab le P•lch en. { All Ttmes EDT ) ( Johnson 3 IJ al re xas ( Matlack J 41 8 JD p m Cah forn •a ( Ryan 1 1) at Ch cag e (S lon e 1 2 ) 8 30 p m Oetro •t ( B ll, ngham J ll ar M Iwaukee (Augusl•n e 4 Sl 8 30 Oak l and pm N ew York (G u d r y 4 0) at Cleve land ( Wa Is 3 21 7 30 p m Toronto (Cl an cy 1 'l ) dl ( ~ c Gregor Shop 11 Tu es da y~ Ba it mo r e Sport GB 500 BELKNAP BLACK ROOF PAINT Tri-Couritv 2 31 7 JO p m Thur sdays Game5 Cal 1forn 1a at Ch1cago De tr o I o1t Milwaukee Oak l and at Texa s n g h t M nnesota at Kan C1 ty n gh t New YorK ill Cleveland n1qh t Toront o at Ball1morc n qht • Ft shmg Ta ckl e a nd Rods and Reels e Guns and Re io adtng • Bali Glov es Campmg Equtpment • Archery • Ind oor Garn es • We have Gtf1 Cerltllcates Wtlh or Wtlhoul Ftbe r . 5 Gal. Bucket 601 Matn St Av a lia bl e at Pt Plea sa nt. W Va PICKENS HARDWARE VISA Across t ro m Luu rmou!le PHONE r---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ------, 675 2988 Open Sunday 1 p m 6P m M onday thru Sa tu r da y Pee Wee Baseball schedule Middleport- Pomeroy ·Rutland 1978 Pee Wee Srbedule FlnttHaU Monday, May 22 Dale 0 Warner at Rutland Angels, Pizza Shack at Mtddleport Mus ta ngs ' Rutland Reds at Powell's Xll , Bye, Mlddlepurt Cubs IWHIWAAf - "You Light Up My Life" with batteries and flashlights from ACE HARDWARE MEIGS PLAZA 9-7 MIS 12-6 SUN. 992-3662 Wednesday, May 24 Rutland Reds at Mtd dleport Cubs Thuntday, May 25 Dale C Warner at Mtd dieport Cubs , Rutland Angels at Ptzza Shack - KX, Mtd· dleport Mustangs at Powell 's - • · Bye, Rutland Reds Monday, May 29 Rutland Angels at Mtd dleport Cubs , Mtddleport Mustangs at Rutland Reds Dale C Warner at Powell s xx. Bye Ptzza Shack Wednes ~ay, May 31 Pizza Shack at Powell s Thursday, June 1 Middleport Cubs at Mtd dleport Mustangs, Rutland Angels at Rutland Reds Ptzza Shack at Dale C Warner • xx , Bye, Powell's Monday, June 5 Powell's at Mtddleport Cuba, Rutland Reds at Pizza Shack Mtddleport Mustangs at Dale C Warner xx. Bye, Rutland Angels Wednesday, June 7 Mtddleport Mu stangs at Rutland Angels Thursday , June 8 Mtddleport Cubs at Ptzza Shack • xx , Po,.ell's at Rutland Angels, Rutland Reds at Dale C Warner • x, Bye, Middleport Mustangs Second Half Monday, June 12 MiddlepOrt Cubs at Dale C Warner - xx, Pizza Shack at Rutland Angels Powell s at Mtddleport Mustangs B) e Rutland Reds Wednesday June 14 Rutland Reds at Mtd dleport Mustangs Thursday June 15 Pizza Shack at Mtddleport Cubs , Rutland ' Angels at Powell's xx Dale C Warner at Rutland Red s. Bye, Mtddleport Mustangs Monday, June 19 Mt ddleport Mustangs at Ptzza Shack · u Rutland Angels at Dale C Warner x Powell's at Rutland Reds Bye Mtddleport Cubs Wednesday. Une 21 Mtddlcport Cubs at Hutl and Angels Thursday, June 22 ' that 1t eas1er fo r rlrtvers to keep the or machines under control Jtm McElreath and Roger Rager lrted out nc" cars Tuesrla) the hrsl da) the track has beeh open stnce Frt day and l arr) Rtce passed his ro<;> kie tests Ea sT 1 GH • Seaver now 2-4, scattered Seven htts and walked onl y one 10 hiS ftrst complete game of the season fhe Expos lone run off Seaver came 10 the [ourth on smgles b) Warren Croma rtte, Dave Cash and Andre Dawson The forst onmng I gave them three htts on a row but settled down after that Sea~e r satd I al"al S have had trouble on the earl) on mngs' of a game but as the game progresses I get &tronger ' Morgan unloadeol hiS th ree run homer tn the ft fth after Seaver Jed orr With a wa lk and Pete Rose doubled tu center Ken Gnffey stngled to center Ken Gnfley smgled to sco re Seaver before Morgan st roked hts stxth homer of the Ha r over the rtghl helol fence Cmcmnau scored tts other run tn the ftr sl mnmg when fuJSe doubl ed to center and ,;cored on Morgan s double All the Cmcum at1 runs were scored agamstlostng potcher I'< a) ne Tw olchell now 2 3 It s too bad we had to meet a hot Tom Seaver tontght ' Ex pos Manage r Htck Wtlltams satd I guess 1t was only a matter of ttme before he showed the kmd of pitcher he ts A.s for my team we are 11 111 not htttmg and I loo k for an Improved performance 10 the next two games agamst Ctncmnau he satd seriOUS IDJUry Senes Bes t of Seven Hway • Turner Cup Playoffs Champ10nsh1p was good to see Tom Seaver gel untracked tontght he sa td It was only a matter of ttme ttl! h~ got >iratghtened Onga~s escapes McClure, who placed third In the sec· Ilona!, will be rnnnlng the 220-yard dash Angel Blake placed third In the sec· tiona! and wlll be running the 440-ya rd dash Louroe Matthews who placed second In the sectloowl 1\lll be running the mole Good lu ck, girls Brad Tucker Logan 1 CCoach- Howard Bozma n Logan ACE £ Reds sign number one choice SEO All-Star squad Urr e& (81 and S1mmons Ow ch nko Sp lin er (8) 0 Acqu 1Sio (8) and Sports transactions cautioned '• one game does more tomght whtch resulted not make a season I wtll ha ve m 13 strtke outs to see what I do tn my next H o we v e r S e a v e r outmg ' Winehr.e nner, Sayre on San Ogo We ~all tins retrograde ejac ula !ton The usual sensa ltunts there but the evidence of orgasm ts Ja, kmg That IJl ttself should not prevent con, tmued sexual enjoyment As men get older a few do need addtttOnal hunnone sup purl but thiS ts seldom true Titc ptl ls 1Jmguels ) your hus ba nd takes conta m ma le hor mune These wtll not help wtle&S there ts a real need for mcreased hortnones When they du help some men the ef feet t s often more psychologtcal than due to the mediC.:me f m glad you have already read The Health Letter nwnber Hi Prostate Gland Others 11 ho want thts tssue can sund 50 cents wtth a long stamped, self-addressed envelope for tt tu me m care of this newspaper, P 0 Box • 1551 Fladto Ctty Stat)on New ; York NY 10019 ' DEAR DR LAMB - 1am 69 )Cars old we1gh 170 pounds and am 5-feet·ll I walk an : hour eac h mormng at the rate : of four mtles an hour Then I • • ptck up my wtfe and we walk • approxunately 40 mmutes •• and cover two mtles How many calones do I use walk • mg at four mtles per hour for ~ one hour and how many at • three miles per hour ? : DEAR READER - Your : question mdtcates you have : the mistaken tdea that the • speed or walking makes a dlf· terence It duesn t The two 4 most tmportant vanables are : your body we1ght and the : disllmce walked At your • wetght you wtll use about 60 : calones more per mile than ~ you would have used just stl· ling So if you walk four mtles l 111 one hour that would be 2'10 ' extt a ca lories and tht ee ·, rrules an hour for one hour ! would be 1110 caluries Your : wtfe wtll probably use less because she probably weighs less Ftgure your calortes on • a per rrule basis not speed , was mtxmg up my pttches 9\1 Moddleport Cu bs at Powells xx Ptzza Shack at Rutl and Red s Dale C Warner at Mtd dleport Mu stangs Bye, Rutland Angels .Monda) , June 2fi Mtddleport Cubs at Rutland Reds, Rutland Angels at Mtddl eport Mustangs Powell s at Ptzza Shack xx Bye, Dale C Warner Wednesday June 28 Powell 's at Dale C Warner • XX J Thursday, June 29 Mtdd leport Musta ngs a( Mtddleport Cubs Rutland Reds at Rutla nd Angels Da le C Warner at Ptzza Shack xx Bye, Powell 's x - Fteld One xx - Fteld T\\ o rr. ~~Sp Mason W Va m MAY 18, 19, 20 & 21 DOUG'S MARINE SALES & SERVICE 808 W Matn St Pom eroy, 0 Phon e 992 5652 I STARCRAFT I MERCURY OUTBOARDS <. I LUND I OUACHITA IIMERCRUISERsl . ' • II ACCESSORiill OPEN: 9 to 9 MON. thru SAT. 1 to 7 SUNDAY ,_ �·'·" ' 4- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 17,1976 South Point girls 'win sectional meet Memorial pro-am play rained out . . had scheduled for today with Ga ry Player, Taiwan 's Mr. f.u and Takasi Murakami of Japan; remained in doubt beca use of more possible rain . ''Unforlunatel)'," Nicklaus said after Tuesday 's pro-am was washed down the dra in, " I haven 't played much golf lately. I've .been off almost three. weeks . But what limited golf I have played, I' ve play ed well . I was loo king forward lo playing today because I needed t he golf." Ntcklaus was tee it up in the pro-am in a group which included former President By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer So uth Point's girls caJ>DUBLIN , Ohi o !UP() - If tu red th e 1976 Sectional J ack Nic kla us is to Track and Field Meet at Rio sucess fully de fend hi s Gra nde Tuesda y-.· · Memorial · TOurnament titl e, Two GAHS participants. he is going to have to do it Abels and Smith. captured with littl e or no preparation. fi rst place honors in the hi~ h Nicklaus' pre-tournament ·jump and long jum p. - 1 56 . ' pra~ li ce plan s, as was Tues. Bowers was fifth in the mile 100 Matn ey , South Po in 1 day 's pro-am, have . been Mea do w s. F a ir land. Carter . run. ir l and , Sc hwanz , H 111 s pretty well destroyed by the Here arc the team stan- Fa bo ro Wa t ].. 1ns , Port smou th rainy weather. T II 75 dings and results: M 1le Par li n wne eten. A trip last week to the OH IO SECTION A L burg , t"l r ll South Po1 nl O. t R io Grand e Co l l ege Muirfield Village Golf Club Stewa r t Wa sh ng to n C H T e am Standing s Kap l i ng er H l llsboro · course which he designed and , South Po 1nt 76 , Fa 1rland 58 Bow ers Galli a T 5 35 '1 She r 1d a n ot 7, Wheelen.ou rg built. saw Nicklaus ge t in 880 r el ay Fa irland . 41 New Lex1n QIOn 3J only one of th e three practice Shena an Wa sh m gton CH Greenf 1eld M cCl a in 16 H 1 ll~ H ill sbo r o New L€J ing ton T ooro 25 ; . Wash 1nglon Cou rt rounds he had planned : And 1 11 House 24 , Be lpre 23 , WavNI'r' .another practi ce round which Whil e Sner1 d,;1 n 44 0 ')'} GBII1pOIIS 11. Jac k son 1'] l n d l't tdUdi S Shot pu t Hlll. Sou th Po 1n t r ea se Bel pre . Harr s Waverly · Hawk Wdve rl y Jorg ens('n Nelsonv lie D 31 1 H o>v 1um p Abels , Ga ll po i•S Thorn Sher 1da n ( h ap m dn W,1ver l y M UIIi rS ...,.. aSh l nr..jt On CH Mann Port Srl OU'h W~st (1 1!' 1 H l 0 D 1scu r, H dl Sout h Po 1nl Pcase Be lp r e M ·l ler M e Ci a , C l d ! ord . H 1ll sbo r o 11 2 10 Snov. sner 1CIU1 o Lon g 1u m p 5 m •tt1 ("l ll• <l c o nn er M (CI .11n N ew ' Lex 1ngto n , Abel . Mull ns Wa sh1ng ton C H South P01nl , H oward T H illsbor o W iiiiCIIll S 1 01 7 J40 re l a y Sou lh Po 1n t . N ew Lex~n gton . wash rnglon CH W heele r sbu r g Nel son ... llle Yo rio. 1 53 3 S80 Ca lhoun . Fa 1rland Mech em , N elsonv il le York . Lilly , Wh eel ersbu r g Johns H >IISbo r o A IJ Sher . Sou 1n P o1 nl T ? 32 2 220 Car!e r , Fa 1rldnd MeiJdow s , Fn1rl n n d H owar d 5ou tn P o 1n1 Gardn e r WF1 St\ 1ng lo n (H MolcSk. i N eHo nv ille Y ork T 27 I Md£> re l ny N ew Lex 1ng ton Sner 1aan Sou tn H ••l s P o ,nt Whee l ersburg t>o r o l 4 /. 1 b Leaders Ma1or Lea g ue L eaders By Un1lt'd Press 1nt er nat 1ona l Bat1 1ng 1 Ba se a on aD" ' b.1 t ~1 N a h on a l l ca g ue TA 8HP ct ~rr o qh ~ All JO 100 39 390 Srr, rr, U.I )3 113 J1 J~l Buc Knr ( 1'1• 23 85 ')9 JJ 1 Or1esn C1n 33 113 41 333 M onday LA J3 1\ J 38 333 S rnm, St L 35 125 JO 370 A lmon SO 33 121 39 310 Her ndz St L )6 138 4J ]19 S'enet P1f 19 104 JJ 31! Bal( er L A Jl 108 34 315 Am e r 1can L eaqu e G . ABH . Pet Care w M 1n 35 139 5.1 388 R1ce Bos 35 1d7 53 361 Cooper M 1 J 1 113 J 1 JJJ Por ter K C 29 106 35 330 Cb bge M•n 31 102 33 J2 J Be ll Cle 31 111 39 Jn L ynn Bos 31 121 39 31? Thm!:J Sn Oer ']9 121 39 311 Reyr lds SN JJ 100 32 310 Sndbrg Tell. '19 98 31 3lb Hom e Run s. Nat1 o"n illl L ~ .agu e : M onday , LA 9, K 1nq man . Cll 1 and L uzm sk 1. Pt1d 8 Ori PSsen . C1n . Smith , LA and Sct1m 1dl. Pn ll 7 Am en ctln Lea gue R1ce. BO!. 11. Bay lor , Ca l, Alexander , Oa ~>. and Z1sk, Te" 9 May Bait . Thom ps on Oet and H 1 ~ile . M il ' 1 Run s Batt ed In Nat ional League : Sm1th . LA. 30 Mor gan Hou 78 . Monday . LA 27 M cCovey , SF 26 Garvey , LA . caner Mi l ana Re 1t1 sr L 1J o. m enc an L eag ue ; R •ce . Bos 36 Hobson , Ba s and Z !,k , Tex 17 May , Ba i t ana St aub , Det 16 Stolen Bas es Nat1 ona l L eague : Mor eno P1fl 10 Cedeno . Hou 14 , Ro ys ter Atl and Lopes . LA 12 , R !C naras . s o 11 Am encan Leagu e ; LeFlore . Det and Wilson . KC 1.4 , Cr u l , 13 , Dil one , Oak 11 Sea Norwood M •nn 10 Pi tC h ing Mo st V 1cton e ~ NaliOilal Leagu e : Gr.msley Mi l 6 1 ro r scn , St L 6 1 . Rau Li.l. 50 Jonn , L A Blue and Knepper SF S 1 Am er1can Le ag ue Lee Bos 6 0. 1 anana . Cal 6 1 To rr ez Bos 5 1 Cu1dry. NY and Sosa Oa k J 0 Sl dlon , Del F1gue r oa NY an d Jenk. 1ns . Te)( J 1 Br ober Q, Oak 4 2 Knapp Cal Spl 1ttorfl KC and Soren son M 1l 4 3 Augus tm e, M il J 5 Ea r ned Run A ve rag e ( Ba sed on 36 1nn1ng s p1t ched ) Nat1 onal L eagu e : Cr1msle y, Mt l 1 86 . Per r y , SO '1 00 . K nepper , SF 7 03 , R Reusche l . Ch1 109 And u1 ar . Hou 112 Am en ca n L eagu e : John!,on . Gu1C1ry , NY I 61 Oak . 119 Ryan Cd l 7 07 . Rozema , Det 2 03 . Keou gh , Oak.? 05 Stri k eouts Nah onat L eagu e : R: i cllard H ou 66 N 1e k.r O Al l 55 Seave r , (, n SO . Blyleven . P11t 46 Knepper , SF 40 Am encan Leagu e : R yan . Cal 70 L eonar d . KC JO, F l anagan , Tanana , Cal 31 Bai t 3.4 Gu1ctry NY ana Mat l a c ~ . T c ~ 31 OAKLA ND, Calif. I UPI I Th e Oa kland A's ha ve re ca ll ed s hortsto p· Rob Picctolo. fr om th ei r Vancouver farm d ub in the Pacifi c Coast League , effective toda y, after puttin g ca tcher Ea rl Willtams on waivers. Williams broke his right thun1b during spring training and has not pla yed in a single game this season. are the top· four !)lOney ano\ her shot," Nicklaus winners on the tour. k.idded Ford , " but ·. you Ford, whose game has been probably should qUit l-ight steadily improving since he now." went on the pro-am circuit Ford, who played in last after leaving the White year's pro-am and promised House, hil some excellent .to return for· next year's shots for the clinic' onlookers, :event , said in a press wh o braved an almost conf erence following the clinic that he had lowered his constant rain to watch . "Looks pretty good to me ." handicap three strokes since Nicklaus remarked when the . former president addressed Gerald Ford and comedian Bcb Hope. But a ·fourth l'onst-cutiv e day of rain forced the postponement, a disappointing blow for the nearly 200 amateurs who shelled out $1 ,000 apiece to play. · · With the pro-am rained out , Nicklaus hurriedly put together a star-stu(jded, impromptu golf clinic, which also include,d Ford, and name PGA players such as Tom Watson , who served as cohost with Nicklaus, Hubert Green, Gary Player , Jerry Pale, Ben Crenshaw and David Graham . Watson, Nicklaus, Green and Pla yer th~.~::· until you see what R . performan ce with the Chicago White Sox. Bends stroked "only his second home run of the season in the White Sox ' S-3 loss to the Yankees . Minutes alter the game, the Sox an nounced they had traded Bends to the Texas Range rs for anoth er outfi elde r , Claudell Washington, and two minor leaguers. It wa s Holt zman , not Bends, was supposed to be LEBANON th~ player on the move, but LEBMON, Oh io iUP! J - Catfish Hunt er's recurring Kay Krel tuok the lead in the sore arm had given Holtzman back stretch Tuesday night his fir st start in 27 days and and pulled . awa)· to a 1(). most observe rs on ha nd length vtctory over Sunday fi gured the Yankees were Jm1 1n the featured etghth , showcas in g him for a n race at_Leba no~ Ra ceway . llnminent trade . The wtnner , dmen by Tom Hol tzman pitched 5 1-3 Tharps, <~ve r ed. the ~tie In innings and . with Chris • 2.119 2-5 o\Cr a slow tra ck Chamb liss an d· Thurman and re~urned SUO, S3,- 20 and Munson com bining to drive in $2.60. Sunday Jtm patd SUO five runs and highlight a 14and ~ . 20 for second ! whtle htt Yankee atwck. he wound Turk s Boy came 10 lhtrd and up with his fi rst victory of the kicked back S3. . . season. And as his team Sktddoo Q and fl ny Lady hea ded for Clev eland tea med up for a 5-3 mghtly Holtzman was sull a Vankee. d~ ub l <;_yombm allon that wa s " I'm through butting my " orth $42.60. , hea d agains t the wall ," A crowd of 1,262 " agered Holtzman said . " If they want $1 22,376. . . to trade me, then trade me ." Leban.on wtll host an_Ohio II.' for Bonds. the trade to Stres Stakes preltm tna ry Texas marked his fifth stop in race for . thtree-year-ohl d fll·e seasons. tr otting col s ton tg 1. "I'm not unh appy about horses ar e gomg to Texas,'' Bends said. , Fourt ee n scheduled \O run in two "They're a contender. But fea tured races . wi th a total I' m not going to do anything purse or $22,300. different there th an 1 did By BILL ~1;\DDF.N UP! Sp"rt s Writer The 21,&17 chilled fa ns in ComJSkey Pa rk Tuesday mghl. who th ~1u K ht lhey were v. atching the showcasing of Ken Holtzma/1 for a trade by th e :> ew York Yan kees ll'arn ed later they were sedrlg H obb~ Bnncls' farewell last year . "lt'.s 15 and hopefully going . down,'' sai d Ford , who credited his improvement to some expert tutering on the part. of Nicklaus and other touring pros and a lot of playing. · " I'm not going to be satisfi ed until I'm down to 10," said Ford. osters 'announce happens to the ball." replied Ford, who then proceded to hit two high, fl oating five iron shots straight at the target. "I know you ar~ going to hit Following is a list of Middleport Youth League Teams, with members and coaches : T-Ball Tigers - Coach John Hood; Lesley Carr, Todd Hood , P. J . Richmond , Luke Burdette, Mike South ern, Melissa out seven and walked onl y Woods , Bucky Gi lkey , here ." Buddy Bell tripled home St ephanie Crow, Carri one. White Sox o"ner Bill Veeck Swisher, Kelly Stewart , Lori explained the deal as a two runs for the Indians. Engle. Ja son Fife, Joey Brewers 4, Rangers 3: matter of econ omics. Sixto zca no broke up a Hysell, Ronnie Powell , Stacy Elsewhere in the American Le agu e, Bosto n edged tie ~ame with a sacrifice ny Tyree. Rams - Coach George . Kansas City, 3-2, Toronto that scored Sal Bando in the nipped Ca lifornia, 54, Detroit eighth inning and Larry Glaze; Patt y Martin , Chris put away Seattle, 4-2, in 16 Sorensen went the distance Baker, Brett Uttle, Heath inning s, Cleveland sha ded for Milwaukee to gain his Ri ch m o nd , J e nnifer McKinle y, Clint on Glaze, Oakland , 3-2, Mliwaukcc beat fourth win. Chris Becker, Jason DrenTexa s, 4-3, and Minnesota Twins 8, Orioles I: Rookie Hoskcn Powell ner , Mike Fra sh, Karen drubbed Baltimore, S-1. drove in five rWls with his Martin , Kath y Th omas, Rt-d Sux 3, Royals 2: Dwight Evans drilled a 400- first major-league homer and Eddi e Crook s, J ohnny foot hom er off Pauk Splittorff a single and Butch Wynegar Swason. Royals -C oa ch Charles ·to snap a 2-2 tie in the seventh added another homer in the · inn ing and unbe a ten Twins' romp . Dave Goltz, Ca ss ell ; Su sanne Cassell, southpaw Bill Lee scattered making his fi rst appearance Missy Nel so n, Heidi nine hi ts lor his sixth victory . since he cra cked his ribs Caruthers, Sissy Curtis, April 21 , got his firsll978 win . Crystal Hill, David Smith, Tigers 4, Mariners 2: Rooki e Lan ce Parrish Jason Smith, john Tillis, stroked his third home run of Steve Coffee, Brian Broome .. Internat i onal league Sta cy Edw a rd s, Bruce the se aso n a ft er J aso n Unit ed P r ess. International W. L. Pel . GB lltompson Jed orr the 16th Barton , Michael Barton , r le sto n 17 10 .630 Alban Curtis, Joey Edwards, irm ing for Detroit with a Cha R icllmOnd 15 11 .577 l 12 Janet Stiltner . 13 11 .54 1 217 sin gle orr loser Shane R och est er T i dewat er 15 13 .53 6 2 12 Bucks Rawl ey . Steve F-ou caui't Colu Scott mbus 10 11 476 d hu r led thr ee innin gs of T ol ed o Haning,Kevin Britton, Scott 11 14 .4 40 5 shuto ut relief to gain the Pawt uc k eT I I 14 440 5 Ogdin, Laurie Way land, Syracuse 9 18 .333 8 Johnny Wayne, P. J . Gibbs, victory . Tue5dav ' s Res~lt! T idewate r 1, RIC hm o nd o, 1s t Blue Jays 5, Angels 4: Sea n Gibbs, Mike Mulford, me Dave McKay tripled home gRaichmond Coat es, Kevin J, T i dewater 2. 2n a Shannon the tying run and then scored g a me Bailey, Sc ott Whobery , Uu• gam ~·winner on Otto P awrucket 1, Roches t er 0 Jeannie Spauldin g, David Toledo at Sy ra cuse . p pd , Velez: pinch-hit double r ai n Jacks , Jamey Pettit. Coach: during a two-run, eighth· Co l umb us a t Char l esTo n , pdd , David Jacks. mning_rally by the Blue Jays. r ai n Wedne,day ' s Gamu PeeWee Mike Willis notched his first R lc nmond a 1 T i d ewat er Cubs - Coach Ed Kitchen: at Ch arle st on . 2 win with two innings of relief. Columbus !Wbbie Cund iff, Jay Martin , P awT uc k et at Roc hes t er ~tdian s 3. ,\ 's 2: Wendy Barker, Donald Stein , T oledo at Sy ra c use Thursday's Games David Clyde tossed a fourTim Durst, Eddie Kitchen , T idew ate r a 1 Charl eston hiller lor his fir st victory R ichmond at Colu m bus Dave Shuler, Kin Stewart , l!i nce May 15, 1974. He struck Tole d o a t Sy ra cus e Mickey Davis, Scott HaM i n~ . Bobby Bonds traded to Texas d Greg Rager, Randall Arnold, Tammy Cremeans, Ric~ie l<Jng, Chuckle Pullins, Eddie Baer, Shane Engle, Gary Curtis, Pat Shrimplin. Mustangs - Coach Gary Drenner ; Stanley .Broome, Tony Mohler, Jeff Hood.' Donny Bec.ker, Darrin Drenner, Eric Johnson, Trent Nash, Chr,isty Farley, Steve Cassell, Tim Cassell, Sheila Britton, John Britton, Jason Bush, Dave Dodson, Jay Buskirk, Jeff Nelson, Trey Glaze, Lester Stewart, Terry Little, Toni Little. Little League Braves '- Coach Bob Southern and Jack Bacon; John Blake, Tim Wamsley , Susie Barker , John Bacon, Joey Poulin, Chris Burdette, Boti by Southern, Shawn Baker, Nick Bush, Trey Cassell , Jamie Acree, James Acree, Darin Wolfe, John Epple, Ricky Littl e, Jenny Mea dows, Carl Moodispaugh . Indians - Coach Dale Clonch and Jim Farley ; Dave Follrod, P. J. Harris, Toney Welch, Jimmy Farley, DaMy Thomas, Jody Miller, Eddie Miller, Allen Spau lding, Alan King, Scot Gheen , Steve Crow, !Wdney Clonch, Scott McKinley, Melissa Down ing, Powell, Wayne J ohn Shrimplin, George Justis . Pony League Coach Jerry Davenport; Britt Dodson , Mike Miller, Terr y Wayland , Jeff Wa yland, Danny Hysell , Jimmy Boyer, Bob Duck· worth, Steve Carson, Dave Demosky , Rick Ebersbach, Rod Ebersbach, John ' Cremeans, Dave Hoffman, Ralph Snider, Larry Byer, , Chm Judge , Steve Powell,• Bill Powell. :.: By MARK FRIEDMAN UP! Spo~rts Writer The year 1978 hasn't been t.oo kind to Tom Seaver. "It wa s only a matter of tune before I came aroWld ," HOGG & Zu SPAN MATERIALS CQ. Mason, W. Va. 1...;..;.;.;;;;.;.________________••••••••• home Mike Ivi e to break a 3-3 lie in the eighth inning and Bcb Knepper managed his fifth win in six decisions, des pit e Dave Kin gman 's lead San homer , to Fransc isco to its sixth straight victory . Padres 7, Cardinals 5: Gene Te na ce's tw o-run triple sparkl-d a four -run first inning that carried San Diego over St. Loui s. Tenace also said Seaver Tuesday night , afte r he had fann ed 13 Expos and notched hi.s fir st gam e in comp lete Cincinnati's fr l victor y over Mon treal. " I was mixing up my pitches well wnight." Joe Morgan , who went 3for-3, blasted a three-run homer in the fifth to help aver to his second win in x decisions. In oth er NJ. games, H o u s t o n tr o un ce d Ph il ad el phi a, 6-1, San Francisco took Chicago, 4-3. SCIOTO San Diego trimmed St. Louis, COLUMBUS IUPI ) - Sun 7-5. and Los Ange les edged shine Rena outdi stanced Pittsburgh , 3-2. Atlanta at Lady Intruder iri the stretch New York was postponed by Tuesday night lo grab a hallrain .. length victory in the coAstros 6, Phillies 1: featured sev enth ra ce at Terry Puhl had two hits, Scioto Dol\'i\.s . including his second home ·urbana'Blitzee, off at 21-1 run of the season . . w lead ··adds, nosed out Prudies Houston over . Phila delphia Ginger at the wire to win the behind lhe combinedpitching cofeatured eighth race . of Mark I.emoogello and Russ Baldwin guided SunFloy d Bann is te r. Steve shine Rena to a 2:05 3-:i ea rlton was saddled with the clocking for the mile as she loss. returned $7, $5.40 and $4 .60. Giants 4, Cubs 3: Lady Intruder paid $12 and Larr y Herndon doubled $G.40 for sec ood and the show ' drove in a run with a basesloaded walk in the seventh. Dodgers 3, Pirates 2: Dusty Baker , making his first start in a week , fin ished off a three-run first inning with an RBJ-single and led Los Ange les over Pittsburgh. Don Sutton, 3-4, went eight innings and Terry Forster relieved in the ninth for his sixth save. SON BORN Mr . and Mrs. Robert I.. Deemer Syracuse, announce the birth of a son, Kevin Bradley, May 10, at O'Bleness Hospital , Athens. The infant weighed six pounds •nd 12 and one-half 1 ..• .. - t:APY GIBSON ELECTRIC RANGE « • • • ..- ~ • •• ~ •• •• w .... •• -.... -• • USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST•••••••••••L~ ~ WESTINGHOUSE ; AUTO. DRY CHUCK ROAST. •••••••L!~ •• WE'VE ·COOKED UP.FOR YOU I \ 5th & Pearl Racine, 0. PH£~F ' ' TORF • Thursday , May 11 lh r u May 20 R ig ht R~ se rv ed T o Li mit Quantifies Wt Glad ly Acc ept Fed. Food Stamp• Monday lhru Friday ! ·OO ti ii :OO Satu rday 9:00-9:00 CLOSED BIG BATCH 32 oz . CAMPBELL No. 1 Can COOKIES ...~~~-~~~~...... ~1.59 TOMATO SO P..... 5 1 APpLEBARREL FRENCH CITY WIENERS •" . APPLESAUCE .....~~.?.z.-.. 69~ PICKLE RELISH .......... 49~ zo ·cr. •••~••·••••••w••• 10'12 oz . jar VLASir- 79 e $1 49 '1 29 CHOPS.. cENTER LB. •1a• END LB. PORK CUBE STEAK••••••••••L!·••• 1~ $ 19 PORK-LOitt •••••••••••~~ •• $}7 9 SUPERIORS FRANKl Es •••••••••• ••••• 12 OZ. PKG. • • $148 $178 STRAWBERRIES •••••• ~s~ 338 24.8. Double oven, continuo us clean . Wh ite . HARDWICK 30'' ELECTRIC SMOOTH TOP ROTS.................~~. .-~~~. 1.~ ~-~1.19 2 - - •• DEL MONTE ~- . FROST a.EAR Upright Freezer . Small dent . HARDWICK 30" ELECTRIC RANGE Timer · & Clock. Continuous c lean oven. White . 985-3307 -- KOOL-AID 4/$1 2 QT. HAM DELI .............. LB. $1 COlj PON PRE-SWEETENED 25 cu. ft. Revco . 1V & APPLIANCE BOffiE GAS CHESTER, 0. ,. 46 oz. 32 oz. CATSUP. •••••••••••••• !:L•• ( CHEST FREEZER RIDENOUR CHOCOLATE DRINK .... ~1.39 SHEDDS TOMATO JUICE •••••~~ ••• CIN FREEZERWARE.CONTAINER SHEDDS SPREAD••~: LIBBY'S GIBSON 15 CU. FT. $ 99 VELVEETA CHEESE •••••• $328 .......3 1 49 $ 59 BUCKET Continuous c lean, with timer & c lock. PICNIC HAMS LB. $ 19 USDA CHOICE BONELESS ' 4 temperature selec tor . safety start (sma ll dent) . Gr een '· RIEGEL .• 5 temperature se lector . wa t e r sa ver, , normal & ge ntle wash . a 30 ye ar warrant-y . Pomeroy , Ohio PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MAY 20, 1978 ;WESTINGHOUSE . EIGHTEEN WASHER LADY GIBSON GAS RANGE •' 298 SEOOND ST. POMEROY, 0. permanent press cyc le . The 360 features front d rop-in bobbin, 4 step built-In buttollhole, ad justable elastic stretch stitch. and mt er c hangabl e fa shion and utility st i tch patterns . With FABRIC SHOP Sunday 10 am-10 pm , 4 temperatures, 80 m in. timed drying with • • '• • $378 Double ove n. se lf cleani ng with conti nuo us clean up per oven . Copper tone . :GIBSON :ELECTRIC DRYER Mon.·Sal 8 am-10 pm BEEF PATTIES •• :~2;:~~ ... ENDS .•••• Store Hours: BUZZ BUTTERED AND .• ~--~----------~=.• . FASHION MATE. ZIG·ZAG MACHINE MODEL360 ou nces. Kevin was welcomed home by his brother, Christopher Robert, age 8\l. Maternal grandfather is George Eichenhiub, Otway, Ohio and paternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs . Albert Deemer , McDermott , Ohio. ODDS . '· hor se, Steady Twis ter , returned $4.00. Urbana Blitzee covered the mile in 2:06 4~ to finish a neck ahead of Prudies Ginger, returning $45, $12.40 and $Q.40. Prudies Ginger paid $16 and $7.20 and Miss Dabs, the third place finisher , kicked back $4 .60. Dux Debbie came in first in the opening race, kicking off a 9-3-8 trilecta that was worth a whopping $4,287 .60. My Keystoner was second and C.B. Yates finished third. A crowd of 4,403 wagered $304,71 7. . . COINC(()ENCES INSPIRE TilE MUSE! REM)ERS ALL: . . T~ay'smaii brought this Wlexpected "honor:" · . Dear Ms. Botlel: In recognition of your significant contribution to poetry, you are cordially invited to be registered in Who's Who in Poelry,'1978." Amazing' You see - . · My entire "significant contribution to poetry" totals two or ~three bits of mindless doggerel for the column, plus one 4-liner 1n Good Housekeeping magazine many years ago. Oh yes, when I was 5, our local weekly published (among other letters ) my Chnstmas wtsh: "Dear Santa Claws I want the Wizzard of Oz." But my mother helped me on that o~c. Since the current invitation includes a request for a $2!1 "donation" to the Florida publisher, I tossed it in an approprtate placer . ... But then I opened the next Jetter in my daily' stack . It read: "Dear Helen : I really enjoyed your latest limerick. Can we have a longer sample of your poetry? -FAN" Maybe someone up there is trying to tell me something. Could I have missed my true calling? Well, Dear Fan, I do have one longer sample composed eons ago, and still unsold and unsWlg. Remember , you asked for il. I And the poem is not autobiographical -entirely .) Herewith: "Thoughts on an Old College Roommate Who Made It Big ." Her house has carpels wall to wall ... My house has children, squall to sq uall . Her husband gives her Jet-out mink ... I never see a clearedout sink. Her kids slip off for walks with "Nanny" ... 1 trot off to pester Granny. Her chef serves caviar and squab ... I serve the ''pWlch and footly" mob . Her gardener- he's a flower-bed champ ... I got my hoe with trading stamps. She jets lo Rome (and no doubt sins) ... I stir the slew while feeding twins. She "sips martinis with her man... We drink our beer straight from the can . She chooses cruises, " Sept. " lo May ... I (sob !) get hooked by P.T.A . She's lithe and sexy, slick and trim ... I hate to state the shape I'm in ' . Yet would I trade her if I could ' You bet your bottom buck I would! Now, back to advice. Down, poet's muse!- H. ~ Dodgers, Giants win, Morgan hot . :::....---- 773-5554 . . ( t 1e l Down 1ng . wa ve r ly Watluns , P ortsmou th , Fl em1n g , Jackson 0 16 1 ·~ 110 lo w hurdles Ha mil TOn , M cCl a in , O a~so n , Ja c ks on . Ma l ster Belpr e M ull1ns . wa sn•no tnn t H H ill . sn en dan T 16 3 880 me d ley - Sou th P010l , Sner rc;tan F a ,r l and N ew Lex1ngton Whee l ersburg T N elsonville York 1I , P orts. · mouth 6. Po r lsm ou tl"' W est S R oc lo. H ill 1. Chesapeake 1. Me 1gs 0. N orthwest 0 V intol" County 0 ,.. BAG W!C Limit I Per CusTomer .•. Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires May 20, 1978 i. ·· ' : :::.:~~- ~~ COUPON CLOROX BLEACH FLAVORITE ICE CREAM••••:•••• ~.c!~ •. COUPO N l COUr>ON MAXWELL HOUSE CORONET INSTANT COFFEE $399 W/C 10 oz. TOILET TISSUE sP:~~ $}19 w Limit I l"er Customer Lim it ! Per Cuslorne t Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires May 20, 1978 Good On_ty at Powell's CHfer E 20, 1978 �·'·" ' 4- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 17,1976 South Point girls 'win sectional meet Memorial pro-am play rained out . . had scheduled for today with Ga ry Player, Taiwan 's Mr. f.u and Takasi Murakami of Japan; remained in doubt beca use of more possible rain . ''Unforlunatel)'," Nicklaus said after Tuesday 's pro-am was washed down the dra in, " I haven 't played much golf lately. I've .been off almost three. weeks . But what limited golf I have played, I' ve play ed well . I was loo king forward lo playing today because I needed t he golf." Ntcklaus was tee it up in the pro-am in a group which included former President By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer So uth Point's girls caJ>DUBLIN , Ohi o !UP() - If tu red th e 1976 Sectional J ack Nic kla us is to Track and Field Meet at Rio sucess fully de fend hi s Gra nde Tuesda y-.· · Memorial · TOurnament titl e, Two GAHS participants. he is going to have to do it Abels and Smith. captured with littl e or no preparation. fi rst place honors in the hi~ h Nicklaus' pre-tournament ·jump and long jum p. - 1 56 . ' pra~ li ce plan s, as was Tues. Bowers was fifth in the mile 100 Matn ey , South Po in 1 day 's pro-am, have . been Mea do w s. F a ir land. Carter . run. ir l and , Sc hwanz , H 111 s pretty well destroyed by the Here arc the team stan- Fa bo ro Wa t ].. 1ns , Port smou th rainy weather. T II 75 dings and results: M 1le Par li n wne eten. A trip last week to the OH IO SECTION A L burg , t"l r ll South Po1 nl O. t R io Grand e Co l l ege Muirfield Village Golf Club Stewa r t Wa sh ng to n C H T e am Standing s Kap l i ng er H l llsboro · course which he designed and , South Po 1nt 76 , Fa 1rland 58 Bow ers Galli a T 5 35 '1 She r 1d a n ot 7, Wheelen.ou rg built. saw Nicklaus ge t in 880 r el ay Fa irland . 41 New Lex1n QIOn 3J only one of th e three practice Shena an Wa sh m gton CH Greenf 1eld M cCl a in 16 H 1 ll~ H ill sbo r o New L€J ing ton T ooro 25 ; . Wash 1nglon Cou rt rounds he had planned : And 1 11 House 24 , Be lpre 23 , WavNI'r' .another practi ce round which Whil e Sner1 d,;1 n 44 0 ')'} GBII1pOIIS 11. Jac k son 1'] l n d l't tdUdi S Shot pu t Hlll. Sou th Po 1n t r ea se Bel pre . Harr s Waverly · Hawk Wdve rl y Jorg ens('n Nelsonv lie D 31 1 H o>v 1um p Abels , Ga ll po i•S Thorn Sher 1da n ( h ap m dn W,1ver l y M UIIi rS ...,.. aSh l nr..jt On CH Mann Port Srl OU'h W~st (1 1!' 1 H l 0 D 1scu r, H dl Sout h Po 1nl Pcase Be lp r e M ·l ler M e Ci a , C l d ! ord . H 1ll sbo r o 11 2 10 Snov. sner 1CIU1 o Lon g 1u m p 5 m •tt1 ("l ll• <l c o nn er M (CI .11n N ew ' Lex 1ngto n , Abel . Mull ns Wa sh1ng ton C H South P01nl , H oward T H illsbor o W iiiiCIIll S 1 01 7 J40 re l a y Sou lh Po 1n t . N ew Lex~n gton . wash rnglon CH W heele r sbu r g Nel son ... llle Yo rio. 1 53 3 S80 Ca lhoun . Fa 1rland Mech em , N elsonv il le York . Lilly , Wh eel ersbu r g Johns H >IISbo r o A IJ Sher . Sou 1n P o1 nl T ? 32 2 220 Car!e r , Fa 1rldnd MeiJdow s , Fn1rl n n d H owar d 5ou tn P o 1n1 Gardn e r WF1 St\ 1ng lo n (H MolcSk. i N eHo nv ille Y ork T 27 I Md£> re l ny N ew Lex 1ng ton Sner 1aan Sou tn H ••l s P o ,nt Whee l ersburg t>o r o l 4 /. 1 b Leaders Ma1or Lea g ue L eaders By Un1lt'd Press 1nt er nat 1ona l Bat1 1ng 1 Ba se a on aD" ' b.1 t ~1 N a h on a l l ca g ue TA 8HP ct ~rr o qh ~ All JO 100 39 390 Srr, rr, U.I )3 113 J1 J~l Buc Knr ( 1'1• 23 85 ')9 JJ 1 Or1esn C1n 33 113 41 333 M onday LA J3 1\ J 38 333 S rnm, St L 35 125 JO 370 A lmon SO 33 121 39 310 Her ndz St L )6 138 4J ]19 S'enet P1f 19 104 JJ 31! Bal( er L A Jl 108 34 315 Am e r 1can L eaqu e G . ABH . Pet Care w M 1n 35 139 5.1 388 R1ce Bos 35 1d7 53 361 Cooper M 1 J 1 113 J 1 JJJ Por ter K C 29 106 35 330 Cb bge M•n 31 102 33 J2 J Be ll Cle 31 111 39 Jn L ynn Bos 31 121 39 31? Thm!:J Sn Oer ']9 121 39 311 Reyr lds SN JJ 100 32 310 Sndbrg Tell. '19 98 31 3lb Hom e Run s. Nat1 o"n illl L ~ .agu e : M onday , LA 9, K 1nq man . Cll 1 and L uzm sk 1. Pt1d 8 Ori PSsen . C1n . Smith , LA and Sct1m 1dl. Pn ll 7 Am en ctln Lea gue R1ce. BO!. 11. Bay lor , Ca l, Alexander , Oa ~>. and Z1sk, Te" 9 May Bait . Thom ps on Oet and H 1 ~ile . M il ' 1 Run s Batt ed In Nat ional League : Sm1th . LA. 30 Mor gan Hou 78 . Monday . LA 27 M cCovey , SF 26 Garvey , LA . caner Mi l ana Re 1t1 sr L 1J o. m enc an L eag ue ; R •ce . Bos 36 Hobson , Ba s and Z !,k , Tex 17 May , Ba i t ana St aub , Det 16 Stolen Bas es Nat1 ona l L eague : Mor eno P1fl 10 Cedeno . Hou 14 , Ro ys ter Atl and Lopes . LA 12 , R !C naras . s o 11 Am encan Leagu e ; LeFlore . Det and Wilson . KC 1.4 , Cr u l , 13 , Dil one , Oak 11 Sea Norwood M •nn 10 Pi tC h ing Mo st V 1cton e ~ NaliOilal Leagu e : Gr.msley Mi l 6 1 ro r scn , St L 6 1 . Rau Li.l. 50 Jonn , L A Blue and Knepper SF S 1 Am er1can Le ag ue Lee Bos 6 0. 1 anana . Cal 6 1 To rr ez Bos 5 1 Cu1dry. NY and Sosa Oa k J 0 Sl dlon , Del F1gue r oa NY an d Jenk. 1ns . Te)( J 1 Br ober Q, Oak 4 2 Knapp Cal Spl 1ttorfl KC and Soren son M 1l 4 3 Augus tm e, M il J 5 Ea r ned Run A ve rag e ( Ba sed on 36 1nn1ng s p1t ched ) Nat1 onal L eagu e : Cr1msle y, Mt l 1 86 . Per r y , SO '1 00 . K nepper , SF 7 03 , R Reusche l . Ch1 109 And u1 ar . Hou 112 Am en ca n L eagu e : John!,on . Gu1C1ry , NY I 61 Oak . 119 Ryan Cd l 7 07 . Rozema , Det 2 03 . Keou gh , Oak.? 05 Stri k eouts Nah onat L eagu e : R: i cllard H ou 66 N 1e k.r O Al l 55 Seave r , (, n SO . Blyleven . P11t 46 Knepper , SF 40 Am encan Leagu e : R yan . Cal 70 L eonar d . KC JO, F l anagan , Tanana , Cal 31 Bai t 3.4 Gu1ctry NY ana Mat l a c ~ . T c ~ 31 OAKLA ND, Calif. I UPI I Th e Oa kland A's ha ve re ca ll ed s hortsto p· Rob Picctolo. fr om th ei r Vancouver farm d ub in the Pacifi c Coast League , effective toda y, after puttin g ca tcher Ea rl Willtams on waivers. Williams broke his right thun1b during spring training and has not pla yed in a single game this season. are the top· four !)lOney ano\ her shot," Nicklaus winners on the tour. k.idded Ford , " but ·. you Ford, whose game has been probably should qUit l-ight steadily improving since he now." went on the pro-am circuit Ford, who played in last after leaving the White year's pro-am and promised House, hil some excellent .to return for· next year's shots for the clinic' onlookers, :event , said in a press wh o braved an almost conf erence following the clinic that he had lowered his constant rain to watch . "Looks pretty good to me ." handicap three strokes since Nicklaus remarked when the . former president addressed Gerald Ford and comedian Bcb Hope. But a ·fourth l'onst-cutiv e day of rain forced the postponement, a disappointing blow for the nearly 200 amateurs who shelled out $1 ,000 apiece to play. · · With the pro-am rained out , Nicklaus hurriedly put together a star-stu(jded, impromptu golf clinic, which also include,d Ford, and name PGA players such as Tom Watson , who served as cohost with Nicklaus, Hubert Green, Gary Player , Jerry Pale, Ben Crenshaw and David Graham . Watson, Nicklaus, Green and Pla yer th~.~::· until you see what R . performan ce with the Chicago White Sox. Bends stroked "only his second home run of the season in the White Sox ' S-3 loss to the Yankees . Minutes alter the game, the Sox an nounced they had traded Bends to the Texas Range rs for anoth er outfi elde r , Claudell Washington, and two minor leaguers. It wa s Holt zman , not Bends, was supposed to be LEBANON th~ player on the move, but LEBMON, Oh io iUP! J - Catfish Hunt er's recurring Kay Krel tuok the lead in the sore arm had given Holtzman back stretch Tuesday night his fir st start in 27 days and and pulled . awa)· to a 1(). most observe rs on ha nd length vtctory over Sunday fi gured the Yankees were Jm1 1n the featured etghth , showcas in g him for a n race at_Leba no~ Ra ceway . llnminent trade . The wtnner , dmen by Tom Hol tzman pitched 5 1-3 Tharps, <~ve r ed. the ~tie In innings and . with Chris • 2.119 2-5 o\Cr a slow tra ck Chamb liss an d· Thurman and re~urned SUO, S3,- 20 and Munson com bining to drive in $2.60. Sunday Jtm patd SUO five runs and highlight a 14and ~ . 20 for second ! whtle htt Yankee atwck. he wound Turk s Boy came 10 lhtrd and up with his fi rst victory of the kicked back S3. . . season. And as his team Sktddoo Q and fl ny Lady hea ded for Clev eland tea med up for a 5-3 mghtly Holtzman was sull a Vankee. d~ ub l <;_yombm allon that wa s " I'm through butting my " orth $42.60. , hea d agains t the wall ," A crowd of 1,262 " agered Holtzman said . " If they want $1 22,376. . . to trade me, then trade me ." Leban.on wtll host an_Ohio II.' for Bonds. the trade to Stres Stakes preltm tna ry Texas marked his fifth stop in race for . thtree-year-ohl d fll·e seasons. tr otting col s ton tg 1. "I'm not unh appy about horses ar e gomg to Texas,'' Bends said. , Fourt ee n scheduled \O run in two "They're a contender. But fea tured races . wi th a total I' m not going to do anything purse or $22,300. different there th an 1 did By BILL ~1;\DDF.N UP! Sp"rt s Writer The 21,&17 chilled fa ns in ComJSkey Pa rk Tuesday mghl. who th ~1u K ht lhey were v. atching the showcasing of Ken Holtzma/1 for a trade by th e :> ew York Yan kees ll'arn ed later they were sedrlg H obb~ Bnncls' farewell last year . "lt'.s 15 and hopefully going . down,'' sai d Ford , who credited his improvement to some expert tutering on the part. of Nicklaus and other touring pros and a lot of playing. · " I'm not going to be satisfi ed until I'm down to 10," said Ford. osters 'announce happens to the ball." replied Ford, who then proceded to hit two high, fl oating five iron shots straight at the target. "I know you ar~ going to hit Following is a list of Middleport Youth League Teams, with members and coaches : T-Ball Tigers - Coach John Hood; Lesley Carr, Todd Hood , P. J . Richmond , Luke Burdette, Mike South ern, Melissa out seven and walked onl y Woods , Bucky Gi lkey , here ." Buddy Bell tripled home St ephanie Crow, Carri one. White Sox o"ner Bill Veeck Swisher, Kelly Stewart , Lori explained the deal as a two runs for the Indians. Engle. Ja son Fife, Joey Brewers 4, Rangers 3: matter of econ omics. Sixto zca no broke up a Hysell, Ronnie Powell , Stacy Elsewhere in the American Le agu e, Bosto n edged tie ~ame with a sacrifice ny Tyree. Rams - Coach George . Kansas City, 3-2, Toronto that scored Sal Bando in the nipped Ca lifornia, 54, Detroit eighth inning and Larry Glaze; Patt y Martin , Chris put away Seattle, 4-2, in 16 Sorensen went the distance Baker, Brett Uttle, Heath inning s, Cleveland sha ded for Milwaukee to gain his Ri ch m o nd , J e nnifer McKinle y, Clint on Glaze, Oakland , 3-2, Mliwaukcc beat fourth win. Chris Becker, Jason DrenTexa s, 4-3, and Minnesota Twins 8, Orioles I: Rookie Hoskcn Powell ner , Mike Fra sh, Karen drubbed Baltimore, S-1. drove in five rWls with his Martin , Kath y Th omas, Rt-d Sux 3, Royals 2: Dwight Evans drilled a 400- first major-league homer and Eddi e Crook s, J ohnny foot hom er off Pauk Splittorff a single and Butch Wynegar Swason. Royals -C oa ch Charles ·to snap a 2-2 tie in the seventh added another homer in the · inn ing and unbe a ten Twins' romp . Dave Goltz, Ca ss ell ; Su sanne Cassell, southpaw Bill Lee scattered making his fi rst appearance Missy Nel so n, Heidi nine hi ts lor his sixth victory . since he cra cked his ribs Caruthers, Sissy Curtis, April 21 , got his firsll978 win . Crystal Hill, David Smith, Tigers 4, Mariners 2: Rooki e Lan ce Parrish Jason Smith, john Tillis, stroked his third home run of Steve Coffee, Brian Broome .. Internat i onal league Sta cy Edw a rd s, Bruce the se aso n a ft er J aso n Unit ed P r ess. International W. L. Pel . GB lltompson Jed orr the 16th Barton , Michael Barton , r le sto n 17 10 .630 Alban Curtis, Joey Edwards, irm ing for Detroit with a Cha R icllmOnd 15 11 .577 l 12 Janet Stiltner . 13 11 .54 1 217 sin gle orr loser Shane R och est er T i dewat er 15 13 .53 6 2 12 Bucks Rawl ey . Steve F-ou caui't Colu Scott mbus 10 11 476 d hu r led thr ee innin gs of T ol ed o Haning,Kevin Britton, Scott 11 14 .4 40 5 shuto ut relief to gain the Pawt uc k eT I I 14 440 5 Ogdin, Laurie Way land, Syracuse 9 18 .333 8 Johnny Wayne, P. J . Gibbs, victory . Tue5dav ' s Res~lt! T idewate r 1, RIC hm o nd o, 1s t Blue Jays 5, Angels 4: Sea n Gibbs, Mike Mulford, me Dave McKay tripled home gRaichmond Coat es, Kevin J, T i dewater 2. 2n a Shannon the tying run and then scored g a me Bailey, Sc ott Whobery , Uu• gam ~·winner on Otto P awrucket 1, Roches t er 0 Jeannie Spauldin g, David Toledo at Sy ra cuse . p pd , Velez: pinch-hit double r ai n Jacks , Jamey Pettit. Coach: during a two-run, eighth· Co l umb us a t Char l esTo n , pdd , David Jacks. mning_rally by the Blue Jays. r ai n Wedne,day ' s Gamu PeeWee Mike Willis notched his first R lc nmond a 1 T i d ewat er Cubs - Coach Ed Kitchen: at Ch arle st on . 2 win with two innings of relief. Columbus !Wbbie Cund iff, Jay Martin , P awT uc k et at Roc hes t er ~tdian s 3. ,\ 's 2: Wendy Barker, Donald Stein , T oledo at Sy ra c use Thursday's Games David Clyde tossed a fourTim Durst, Eddie Kitchen , T idew ate r a 1 Charl eston hiller lor his fir st victory R ichmond at Colu m bus Dave Shuler, Kin Stewart , l!i nce May 15, 1974. He struck Tole d o a t Sy ra cus e Mickey Davis, Scott HaM i n~ . Bobby Bonds traded to Texas d Greg Rager, Randall Arnold, Tammy Cremeans, Ric~ie l<Jng, Chuckle Pullins, Eddie Baer, Shane Engle, Gary Curtis, Pat Shrimplin. Mustangs - Coach Gary Drenner ; Stanley .Broome, Tony Mohler, Jeff Hood.' Donny Bec.ker, Darrin Drenner, Eric Johnson, Trent Nash, Chr,isty Farley, Steve Cassell, Tim Cassell, Sheila Britton, John Britton, Jason Bush, Dave Dodson, Jay Buskirk, Jeff Nelson, Trey Glaze, Lester Stewart, Terry Little, Toni Little. Little League Braves '- Coach Bob Southern and Jack Bacon; John Blake, Tim Wamsley , Susie Barker , John Bacon, Joey Poulin, Chris Burdette, Boti by Southern, Shawn Baker, Nick Bush, Trey Cassell , Jamie Acree, James Acree, Darin Wolfe, John Epple, Ricky Littl e, Jenny Mea dows, Carl Moodispaugh . Indians - Coach Dale Clonch and Jim Farley ; Dave Follrod, P. J. Harris, Toney Welch, Jimmy Farley, DaMy Thomas, Jody Miller, Eddie Miller, Allen Spau lding, Alan King, Scot Gheen , Steve Crow, !Wdney Clonch, Scott McKinley, Melissa Down ing, Powell, Wayne J ohn Shrimplin, George Justis . Pony League Coach Jerry Davenport; Britt Dodson , Mike Miller, Terr y Wayland , Jeff Wa yland, Danny Hysell , Jimmy Boyer, Bob Duck· worth, Steve Carson, Dave Demosky , Rick Ebersbach, Rod Ebersbach, John ' Cremeans, Dave Hoffman, Ralph Snider, Larry Byer, , Chm Judge , Steve Powell,• Bill Powell. :.: By MARK FRIEDMAN UP! Spo~rts Writer The year 1978 hasn't been t.oo kind to Tom Seaver. "It wa s only a matter of tune before I came aroWld ," HOGG & Zu SPAN MATERIALS CQ. Mason, W. Va. 1...;..;.;.;;;;.;.________________••••••••• home Mike Ivi e to break a 3-3 lie in the eighth inning and Bcb Knepper managed his fifth win in six decisions, des pit e Dave Kin gman 's lead San homer , to Fransc isco to its sixth straight victory . Padres 7, Cardinals 5: Gene Te na ce's tw o-run triple sparkl-d a four -run first inning that carried San Diego over St. Loui s. Tenace also said Seaver Tuesday night , afte r he had fann ed 13 Expos and notched hi.s fir st gam e in comp lete Cincinnati's fr l victor y over Mon treal. " I was mixing up my pitches well wnight." Joe Morgan , who went 3for-3, blasted a three-run homer in the fifth to help aver to his second win in x decisions. In oth er NJ. games, H o u s t o n tr o un ce d Ph il ad el phi a, 6-1, San Francisco took Chicago, 4-3. SCIOTO San Diego trimmed St. Louis, COLUMBUS IUPI ) - Sun 7-5. and Los Ange les edged shine Rena outdi stanced Pittsburgh , 3-2. Atlanta at Lady Intruder iri the stretch New York was postponed by Tuesday night lo grab a hallrain .. length victory in the coAstros 6, Phillies 1: featured sev enth ra ce at Terry Puhl had two hits, Scioto Dol\'i\.s . including his second home ·urbana'Blitzee, off at 21-1 run of the season . . w lead ··adds, nosed out Prudies Houston over . Phila delphia Ginger at the wire to win the behind lhe combinedpitching cofeatured eighth race . of Mark I.emoogello and Russ Baldwin guided SunFloy d Bann is te r. Steve shine Rena to a 2:05 3-:i ea rlton was saddled with the clocking for the mile as she loss. returned $7, $5.40 and $4 .60. Giants 4, Cubs 3: Lady Intruder paid $12 and Larr y Herndon doubled $G.40 for sec ood and the show ' drove in a run with a basesloaded walk in the seventh. Dodgers 3, Pirates 2: Dusty Baker , making his first start in a week , fin ished off a three-run first inning with an RBJ-single and led Los Ange les over Pittsburgh. Don Sutton, 3-4, went eight innings and Terry Forster relieved in the ninth for his sixth save. SON BORN Mr . and Mrs. Robert I.. Deemer Syracuse, announce the birth of a son, Kevin Bradley, May 10, at O'Bleness Hospital , Athens. The infant weighed six pounds •nd 12 and one-half 1 ..• .. - t:APY GIBSON ELECTRIC RANGE « • • • ..- ~ • •• ~ •• •• w .... •• -.... -• • USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST•••••••••••L~ ~ WESTINGHOUSE ; AUTO. DRY CHUCK ROAST. •••••••L!~ •• WE'VE ·COOKED UP.FOR YOU I \ 5th & Pearl Racine, 0. PH£~F ' ' TORF • Thursday , May 11 lh r u May 20 R ig ht R~ se rv ed T o Li mit Quantifies Wt Glad ly Acc ept Fed. Food Stamp• Monday lhru Friday ! ·OO ti ii :OO Satu rday 9:00-9:00 CLOSED BIG BATCH 32 oz . CAMPBELL No. 1 Can COOKIES ...~~~-~~~~...... ~1.59 TOMATO SO P..... 5 1 APpLEBARREL FRENCH CITY WIENERS •" . APPLESAUCE .....~~.?.z.-.. 69~ PICKLE RELISH .......... 49~ zo ·cr. •••~••·••••••w••• 10'12 oz . jar VLASir- 79 e $1 49 '1 29 CHOPS.. cENTER LB. •1a• END LB. PORK CUBE STEAK••••••••••L!·••• 1~ $ 19 PORK-LOitt •••••••••••~~ •• $}7 9 SUPERIORS FRANKl Es •••••••••• ••••• 12 OZ. PKG. • • $148 $178 STRAWBERRIES •••••• ~s~ 338 24.8. Double oven, continuo us clean . Wh ite . HARDWICK 30'' ELECTRIC SMOOTH TOP ROTS.................~~. .-~~~. 1.~ ~-~1.19 2 - - •• DEL MONTE ~- . FROST a.EAR Upright Freezer . Small dent . HARDWICK 30" ELECTRIC RANGE Timer · & Clock. Continuous c lean oven. White . 985-3307 -- KOOL-AID 4/$1 2 QT. HAM DELI .............. LB. $1 COlj PON PRE-SWEETENED 25 cu. ft. Revco . 1V & APPLIANCE BOffiE GAS CHESTER, 0. ,. 46 oz. 32 oz. CATSUP. •••••••••••••• !:L•• ( CHEST FREEZER RIDENOUR CHOCOLATE DRINK .... ~1.39 SHEDDS TOMATO JUICE •••••~~ ••• CIN FREEZERWARE.CONTAINER SHEDDS SPREAD••~: LIBBY'S GIBSON 15 CU. FT. $ 99 VELVEETA CHEESE •••••• $328 .......3 1 49 $ 59 BUCKET Continuous c lean, with timer & c lock. PICNIC HAMS LB. $ 19 USDA CHOICE BONELESS ' 4 temperature selec tor . safety start (sma ll dent) . Gr een '· RIEGEL .• 5 temperature se lector . wa t e r sa ver, , normal & ge ntle wash . a 30 ye ar warrant-y . Pomeroy , Ohio PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MAY 20, 1978 ;WESTINGHOUSE . EIGHTEEN WASHER LADY GIBSON GAS RANGE •' 298 SEOOND ST. POMEROY, 0. permanent press cyc le . The 360 features front d rop-in bobbin, 4 step built-In buttollhole, ad justable elastic stretch stitch. and mt er c hangabl e fa shion and utility st i tch patterns . With FABRIC SHOP Sunday 10 am-10 pm , 4 temperatures, 80 m in. timed drying with • • '• • $378 Double ove n. se lf cleani ng with conti nuo us clean up per oven . Copper tone . :GIBSON :ELECTRIC DRYER Mon.·Sal 8 am-10 pm BEEF PATTIES •• :~2;:~~ ... ENDS .•••• Store Hours: BUZZ BUTTERED AND .• ~--~----------~=.• . FASHION MATE. ZIG·ZAG MACHINE MODEL360 ou nces. Kevin was welcomed home by his brother, Christopher Robert, age 8\l. Maternal grandfather is George Eichenhiub, Otway, Ohio and paternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs . Albert Deemer , McDermott , Ohio. ODDS . '· hor se, Steady Twis ter , returned $4.00. Urbana Blitzee covered the mile in 2:06 4~ to finish a neck ahead of Prudies Ginger, returning $45, $12.40 and $Q.40. Prudies Ginger paid $16 and $7.20 and Miss Dabs, the third place finisher , kicked back $4 .60. Dux Debbie came in first in the opening race, kicking off a 9-3-8 trilecta that was worth a whopping $4,287 .60. My Keystoner was second and C.B. Yates finished third. A crowd of 4,403 wagered $304,71 7. . . COINC(()ENCES INSPIRE TilE MUSE! REM)ERS ALL: . . T~ay'smaii brought this Wlexpected "honor:" · . Dear Ms. Botlel: In recognition of your significant contribution to poetry, you are cordially invited to be registered in Who's Who in Poelry,'1978." Amazing' You see - . · My entire "significant contribution to poetry" totals two or ~three bits of mindless doggerel for the column, plus one 4-liner 1n Good Housekeeping magazine many years ago. Oh yes, when I was 5, our local weekly published (among other letters ) my Chnstmas wtsh: "Dear Santa Claws I want the Wizzard of Oz." But my mother helped me on that o~c. Since the current invitation includes a request for a $2!1 "donation" to the Florida publisher, I tossed it in an approprtate placer . ... But then I opened the next Jetter in my daily' stack . It read: "Dear Helen : I really enjoyed your latest limerick. Can we have a longer sample of your poetry? -FAN" Maybe someone up there is trying to tell me something. Could I have missed my true calling? Well, Dear Fan, I do have one longer sample composed eons ago, and still unsold and unsWlg. Remember , you asked for il. I And the poem is not autobiographical -entirely .) Herewith: "Thoughts on an Old College Roommate Who Made It Big ." Her house has carpels wall to wall ... My house has children, squall to sq uall . Her husband gives her Jet-out mink ... I never see a clearedout sink. Her kids slip off for walks with "Nanny" ... 1 trot off to pester Granny. Her chef serves caviar and squab ... I serve the ''pWlch and footly" mob . Her gardener- he's a flower-bed champ ... I got my hoe with trading stamps. She jets lo Rome (and no doubt sins) ... I stir the slew while feeding twins. She "sips martinis with her man... We drink our beer straight from the can . She chooses cruises, " Sept. " lo May ... I (sob !) get hooked by P.T.A . She's lithe and sexy, slick and trim ... I hate to state the shape I'm in ' . Yet would I trade her if I could ' You bet your bottom buck I would! Now, back to advice. Down, poet's muse!- H. ~ Dodgers, Giants win, Morgan hot . :::....---- 773-5554 . . ( t 1e l Down 1ng . wa ve r ly Watluns , P ortsmou th , Fl em1n g , Jackson 0 16 1 ·~ 110 lo w hurdles Ha mil TOn , M cCl a in , O a~so n , Ja c ks on . Ma l ster Belpr e M ull1ns . wa sn•no tnn t H H ill . sn en dan T 16 3 880 me d ley - Sou th P010l , Sner rc;tan F a ,r l and N ew Lex1ngton Whee l ersburg T N elsonville York 1I , P orts. · mouth 6. Po r lsm ou tl"' W est S R oc lo. H ill 1. Chesapeake 1. Me 1gs 0. N orthwest 0 V intol" County 0 ,.. BAG W!C Limit I Per CusTomer .•. Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires May 20, 1978 i. ·· ' : :::.:~~- ~~ COUPON CLOROX BLEACH FLAVORITE ICE CREAM••••:•••• ~.c!~ •. COUPO N l COUr>ON MAXWELL HOUSE CORONET INSTANT COFFEE $399 W/C 10 oz. TOILET TISSUE sP:~~ $}19 w Limit I l"er Customer Lim it ! Per Cuslorne t Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires May 20, 1978 Good On_ty at Powell's CHfer E 20, 1978 �., ... , • · ·'• ·' I ' ' •; '' 'r • '• • I '• ' 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 17, 1978 Sorority picks year 's best for cultural program Karen Blaker Ph.D. m :. \H IJH Bl.AK EK - I 1\;.l\ t ' b~ · t 'l l ;r vuluntetr t;wl ,\c,!Ul li.'itill'l' fur 2:5 ~t:ilrt) . J ~ t ll jU) t•d Ill .~ WUiik Will' II Ill~ (!\\ II d .t u g! lh' r~ w~,.·r\' uw uiH·LI .mtl ... ull [d\'l' rt alltwu~t1 holll ;m•IHi l\ H it ' 'lll·L(~ . l,;t ll'[\. h~,wt:Vt: r. Uw work - rng [lltl lh l r~ uf lh~· grrls llllll)l! tlt iJ! ha\ l ' ~ 1\'l' ll lllt' lht.! fed tllg th;~t \ t~ lurlll't:nng r ~ lrkt.· ht' rrr~ ...'-lt'<·,,nd -class 1-. rt JU:-,t rn ~ crli!L'II urw g urdt~tur ur tll tll LH ll' S tuw; n· d ~ ~o iUJ rt n· r -. ch anged 111 Uw p<ht l i '\\ \ l'rii"S I il d\'t' S tlllrt'll!!lt :-. I l't'St'nl tllt:rr I I)JJ}[!\t'Ji l.'i. ll u \1" ddl't ' lht·y tTilll'l?.l' ln:-. k.ad of gorrrg to l'l llpht• U't '.' a fkr sdwt~l. tllt.:rr Jllt' ., 1\ d a u~tJ it • r ..., ~~~ 111 i-Kln rlrt.!~ run !1y \ldu rll t•t r-., Shouldn' tthey ! ~t.' gr·;ll d ul Hu t 11th4..• r tr1r1e~ I \ltJnd. ·r· rt thl'y an· n glrl. \ l;r_1!Jv I -. t:r.\ \\tl h \ olun k er \l ill'k lit t.'<lli ,. ., l ' 'JOIIll'tlH!l/.! 111 - ~Hlt• '1(1_1 .., l rft 111't n~ht tn lw tmrd lr<.t\'t• lht• for Ill_\ ef- ~~~ r h I)1, .\ ~~u 1h1 nk l \ q]mll('! ' l"\!1 1.!, Jl dJ ' DFAH ltil\'l' tu But ~ twuld fllld gt·l <J .stop pay1ng A cultural pro~ram on the ""-'ll'll' where ttt<'ellltves are Lindber g kidnappin g llllTeasi ng'Jy ba sed on · presented by Karen Goins monrw r.\' n:wat:d. and Carol McCullough was l'uu ma y eventually take a sd eelt'tl as " best of the year" JlilYtng job, But fu·st· recon- at the Tuesday night picnic stder lhe advanta"es of meeting of Xi Gamma Mu 0 volunteer work . The criticism Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi of the past few moll lhs may Sorority held at the home of have dnven them from your Mrs. Carol Jean Adams. liU!lll . Husling the p1emc . . were - You can do wot·k you en- membet•s of the losing attenJO)' and changt• jobs when you dance team. Debbie Fin law bul·ornc i ul crt!ste d in ga ve the ritual lu Beth Sllll1t' IIH I1g c i s~.:. Dawson. and Donna Byer - Yuu c<:~n g n~c ~:; muL·h prestded at the meeting. The IIJll t ' and :.Jssume i::IS rn uch chapter voted to sponsor a l'l'spun!-lrbtlity i::l.s you wish. teenager to the Council' on - Yuur work schedule l'an Alcoholism to be held thiS 1-"' fle XIble fu r v""" liuns with swnmer at Denison Universiyuur fHilll l)'. ty. Yuu can gi::li n skills and The dance .to be held on expenenee for ~ pHy ing jub. Ma y 28 at Royal Oak Pat·k - Yuu c'm work without ad· was announced with the cos t tlwg lax~ ble dollars to llw to be $10 a couple and profi:tmlly mcumt· • ceeds to ~o toward a special Must 1mpurtan t , you can pro jed fur the Meigs Pioneer l'Xf1CI'lei\L't:' ttw S<:tltSf)' lllg and Hi storical Society . fL•e lulg of gt\'l ng freely of Secret sis ters wen~ reve(:ll· ~ uurse lf. ed Hl the pienk and new ones If yuu are volunlee nng fur a n~ or <:til of these ~<:~ suns , ~ ou \ uUJ' w;;tnt tu cuntmu~ work wrtll the Gi rl tni:'Y S..·uuL,. l.ook ll l the 1-i, il'ls ·· nut thtll' mothers - for your sa tisfa l'- HJ-:Aill-:H- I'• JLI wtl l lrHrr . Sonw of tht hustJilty yuu 11 \itkt· tlli.lt dl'L'l:-li\J/1 >t·nsc may be the11· way of ~lo t lrlt' rT<t.":"'llll'i.' you. r!'.'l l'llrnl tu maultatr r U1e handl!ng thl'rr gu1ll ~ bout not I'L'S I>t..'l'· kth il lt~ Hf \"II)UJl i (•L'I' \\'tH' k 111 A wards 'receive·d b) legion auxiliary~ ____::_; :·.;_ • CHOICES Good scout DI-:AH I'OI.I.Y - Crease bt•tng a1·a tiH ble to lhetr (1 chtldren Hfler school. Pulling moltvcs for the LTilidsm as1de. howcvt:r , one fact cannot iJe disputed : Your L'llllributtun ts desperately needed . Women are returning to the furce numbers. in Ev en record wealthy wumcri once content to run charity l>Hlls are now directing tht'!l f ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS Will Be Given By H. William Matting~ Hearing Aid Specialist BELTONE Consultant Who Will Be At: Meigs Inn , Pomeroy , Ohio Thur sday , May 8- 9 a .m. fo 12 noon Anyone who has tr ouble hear ing is we.lcome_to ha ve a hear 1ng test using the la test electron rc equ ipment to determ1ne if his loss is one wh ich may be helped . Some of the causes of hea r ing loss will be explained and diagrams of how the ear, works will be shown .. . We a !so servtce and repair all makes of hea rtng aids. Bat1eries and Supplies for All Makes for Sale . IF YOU CA NN OT COM E IN CALL FOR A HOME AP POINTMENT . PHONE 992 ·3629 . Phyll)s Bennett, Kathy Fry, Kathy John son. Linda Kin~. Roberta Maidens, Donna Nease. Maurisha Nelson, l.inda Rifne. Roth Rtfne, and Karen 'Stanley, ways and means; Iris Payne. Janet Peaveley, and Marilyn Anderson , service ; Several awards were by the Junior American Legion AuxiliHry of Drew W).!bster Post 39, at the 21th annual Department Junior Conference held Saturday al the Imperial receiv~d Kay Atkins, Judy Crooks, program IJooks; Ct111rlolte Hanning, telephone chHirmHn; Maurisha Nelson , historian: Mrs. Adams, Mrs . Byer, Mrs. Gl'),lescr, Hnd Mrs. Payne, city cou ncil ; Kay Atkins, parlimentarian. ~nd Mrs. McCullough, custodian . It 's in the pocket. • • or maybe in ·the sock Ms. magazine recently decided to take a peek inside the purses and wallets of some successful American women and see what dog- eared . secrets . lay within. What dtd they dtscover' Well. syndicHled gossip columntsl Liz Smith blurted, PERFORMANCE SLATED - This Dale Lear photograph shows one of the many "What wallet? I hate to carry hilarious seenes during the periormance of "EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL," well received a purse or wHilet. I like to by happy audiences last weekend. Shown are (front row) Mak Nichols, David T. Evans, wear things wilh pockets. I · Melisa Rizer and Lois Monroe ("Opal"); rear, Bob Herdman, who also directs the "franklyput money and lipstick in my funny" comedy and Jeff Cameron. The final three performances will be Thursday, Friday pockels. I leHve my keys with and Saturday, May 18, 19 and 20, at 8 p.m. in The WUe Theatre, Lafayette Mall, downtown Gallipolis. Entrance is on the Court Street side. Admission, $2.50. Tickets may be purchased Members ot Ute .. _ dnd the doorrrum . Right now, my comb'sin my sock. " at the door, My Sister's Closet and CoWl try Fare .. Friendly Gardeners recently But Smith is not the only IEaveled to Wheeling, W. VH . where they loured Oglebay one to discover the hidden uses of old-fashioned socks. But not Metzenbaum salary is $50,000 he received Park . says knee socks aren't in deferred payment f<r sale '·Who They visited the garden practical'" beamed of stock in a suburban ce nter and toured the Cleveland newspaper chain. Washington Governor Dixie grounds to see lhe spring Lee Ray, on election eve 1976, Metzenbaum 's major bloomtng flowers, trees and when she was summoned to a liability is a personal loan shrubs. The garden center 1V appearance and pulled up from the Cleveland Trust features a palm room and Bank for between $500,000 green houses with rooms her long skirt to whip out a eomb from her knee sock. and $1 million. He also where dasses "nd programs reported WASHINGTON (UP!) insurance Joana of Ray also frowns on wallets. range from not morethan are presented as well as a Sen. John Glenn, Mhio, has between $250,000 and $500,000. When walking about town she $5,00000 more than $5 million . sales room. At Oglebay they made public his income tax In his detailed statement of c-drries $10 and one blank Such categorization makes it also toun>d lhe old mansion returns showing he paid more estimated assets and check, given her by her impossible to estimate with with period furnishings . holdings or liabilities, Glenn and his wife, After leaving the park, lhe widowed sister, who handles than 50 percent of his 1977 precision all the governor's personal Income in taxes but Sen. Annie, reported total assets liabilities, the newspapers group visited several glass Howard Metzenbaum, Dof $1,504,393 and liabilities of finances. "-. said. sales rooms and had lunch. Ohlo, declined to release his &rbara WHlters. however, $398 In his disclosure, MetzenOn the trip were Mrs. Bob 1_900 for an estimated net tax returns and provided only is a full-lime wallet bearer. worl/1 of $1,105,493. baum listed real property Bishop, Mrs. Larry Euwards, the basic financial disclosure Glenn 's 1977 taxable When relornin~ from a trip to holdings of at least $790,000. Mrs . Howard Birchfield, Mrs. required by new Senate Israel where she interviewed income of $564,400 was Maj<r items were a home lfnd Robert Snowden. Mrs. Bruce ethics rules; it was r _ rted substantially Prime Minister Begin. she less than in condomini urn in the D"vtS , Mrs . James today. estimated that she had $50 in 1976, when he paid f388,11« in Cleveland suburbs of Shaker Cllrpenler, and a guest , Mrs. Scripps-Howard Ne sher wallet. Alas, inspection taxes on a taxable income of Heights and Lyndhurst, Melvm Cremetms. revealed tllill it adoHlly con- papers said Glenn 's l 7 which the senator valued $639,275. Among his sources · of tained $7 in si n~ Jes, plus four returns indicate a to tal between $250,000 and $500,000. income of $636,228. On that, pennies, and one coin that she income, Glenn reported: Also included was a share In 1974, four leaders of the the Senator paid $354,743 in Marine had to "read'' to determine il Corps retirement, of a Miami hole! valued at Symbiooese liberation Anny taxes on a total taxable $9,554; interest, $20,463 and came from the Philippines between $100,000and $250,000. were killed In a police attack "where" , she said, " I've income of $564,400. dividends, $99,703. A Metzenbaum aide said the on their hideout near Watts, The returns indicate the senator has sold his share In The major contributor to never been ." Calif. bulk of Glenn's income came the hotel since Jan . I , Glenn's income from from business investments, effective dale of the business investment.~ was hia which earned him $448,823 disclosure stalements. participation in Friendship over the year. Metzembaum's major Management, which earned A Metzenbaum spokesman holding is blind trust ltlr him Glenn $423,856ln 1977. Glenn said Metzenbaum had and his wife, Shirley, valued owns a 30 percent intere~~t In complied with the disclosure ·at between $2 million and $S that partnership, which 011'118 law - including filing a million. Metz~nbaum also Holiday Inns at Altamonte sealed copy of his tax return reported colle ctible loans Springs and Kissimmee, - rut because of "unfair totaling al least $170,000 and Florida . publicity" surrounding his $5,000 in savings certificates. Among Glenn's liabillties lX'evious returns has no Aside from the blind trust, are mortgages on residences intention of making the lax Metzenbaum's only income in in Virginia, Maryland and returns public." addition to his $57,000 Senate Columbus totaling $290.91"' The newspapers said Melzenbaum's finances became a public issue in 1974 when it was reported he paid no income taxes in 1969. In addition, the IRS claimed he owed m<>"e than $100,000 in back taxes ftr 1967 and 1968 as a result of having taken an improper deduction. Metzenbaum challenged that case in Tax Court, arid the IRS cut back its claim by Mr. and Mrs. james Roush 110 percent. The spokesman also said TO CELEBRATE - Mr. and Mrs. James B. Roush Metzenbaum, one of the will observe their 25th wedding anniversary on SWlday at wealthiest men in the Senate, tbeir West Columbia, W. Va. home with an open house would not release a net worth beginning at 1 p.m. Married on May 18, 1953 al the Main statement for 1977. Such' a St. Baptist Church in Point Pleasant by the Rev. Daniel statement Inserted in the Dorsey, the couple have three daughters, Diana. Mrs. Congressional Record a year Steve (Connie) Burton, and Tina, and a son, James R. ago Indicated Metzenbaum Roush . The children will host the celebration and invite all was worth more than $6 relatives and friends of the couple to attend. mUUon . The Senate disclosure rules require a listing of holdings and liabilities . by broad categories. The 10 calel(ories own busmesses . Volonteensm in the United Stales ts 111 a state of msts. There ts lou much work fur lou few . One has re~ son to hope , though , that the volunteer crunch will be no more than a tempor~ ry phenomenon. As the work week grows shorter, both men and women wtll be seeking aclivtlies to fill tbeir leisure lime. Vulunteerism may emerge st..,nger than ever, based not as before on the economic subservience of one group but on the human need lo give, , Write to Dr. Blaker in c"re of this newspaper, P.O. mail prohibits personal replies , QUI questions of general interest will be discussed 111 future columns. _ ........ Glenn .makes tax returns public 11 HOME MADE HAM SALAD••••••••••••••• ~~-. 99c 1 lb . GOLDEN ISLE VAC . SLICED BACON ................................S.l A9 FRENCH CITY SMOKED 6-8 lb. average LB CALLIE HAMS · ··········~······················· · 12 oz . KRAFT SWISS SLICED CHEESE tnd . 79' H~ LETTUCE.. ........69' 165 CT. LEMONS 6/59' 11 oz. Morton TV DINNERS ........ 69' EACH RICH -N- READY · ORANGE DRINK .........!.................~~~!~:.89c 17 oz . DEL MONTE CORN (whole kernel or cream style) 2/69' 11 12 oz . TEEN QUEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CUT GREEN BEANS .. :............. ~....... 2/59' II oz. ARMOUR CORN BEEF HASH ............... ::i!~:.c.?!~ ..... 69' 2 lb . PEAK DRY . PINTO BEANS .............................:~~ •.79c 17 oz . DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL. ............................ 2/99c 101 oz . CAMPBELL BEEF NOODLE SOUP........................ 2/59c 4 10 oz . NES CAFE INSTANT COFFEE............................ $4•79 Jar REG. Kool·AIll ...............•..................•. 6For 594 Pkg. For Natalie Wood L. A. is wonderful By Dick Kleiner add another hand." Still, Los HOLLYWOOD .. ( NEAl-- Angeles Is her home imd, inNatalie Wood was talking ereasingly, she finds life here about how far Los Angeles good. has come, how much it has "The restaurants and the improved culturally and clubs and the shops are socially, how the restaurants wonderiul now, " she says. and the theater, etc.; are . so · "Rodeo Drtve in Beverly much better than they used to . Hills is so fabulous . This has be. truly become the place to But she can't waillo leave. live." The beautiful actress just But she isn't just a flighty . finished a major role in the restaurant-club-shop kind of major dl$aster film, person. She is very active in "Meteor.'' And Switch, tbe civic activities, particularly series in which her hushand, the Los Angeles theatrical Robert Wagner, stars, has scene. She is now a member • wrapped for the year. ol the play selection commit· "So R.J. and the kids and I tee of the Center Theater are just going to get in the car · group. and go," she said. "First lo There is, she says, a ' Yosemite for some skiing and possibility thai she herself then on w Cllnnel and San might do a play at the Center · Francisco. Theater complex. She says If "And, illler In the spring, that happens sbe would we're getting on our boat - prefer a new pl~y because ac· it's a 6(}-footer- and we'll go Wrs in revivals are always down to Ensenada on the&- measured against the ja. R.J . is the skipper but for original creators of the parts. that cruise, we'll probably Bulthere is talk o( her doing )' Feminine and personal. Every designer style rin g is cus tom made in 14kt or 10kt yellow or white gold. All ring sizes and letters are available in script or ~lock initials. Many styles have matching! pendants. A lovely gift idea with a personal touch. Natalie Wood "Two For the Seesaw." In "Meteor," she plays a scientist who also serves as the Russian. inte~preter . Although she ts Russran, she hasn 't spoken the language since she was 10. "And my vocabulary is tlwt of a J()-yea/-<Jld," she say_s. " In the film, I play an astmphysicist, so I had to get a coach and learn those words .." Special order only, from' $29.95 Make This Graduation Special Can_dy's Classic Collections INGLES FURNITURE · "Two in One Store" 106 N. 2nd Middleport. 0. POLLY"$ POINTERS hubbhn ~ SPECIAL RACK scra pbooks in their respeclivt• age l'Gitcgorics. Holli n ····c·epl·' ·•l lilt' Co"tl iJl'·e u JJ ,·"' awards for the unit. Hecei ving a third on her history wa s PHm Powers who wo s Presented ·• 11jft from Mr..: . Ward Stein , the Department scrubbed away the odor re- plastic wrap it is alwoys lwnf mained and it remains even to flllll the ends . So I l~pc a after I ha ve tried pulling stn[l of JlCtJl(' l' <.!Cross the end ut·w spaper inside as well as a11d c<tn fin d it at a glan ce .. cltat·coal, sodH and coffee When I use the last uf grounds. WhHt eHn 1 du' _ onything tholl11eed to buy ai ('I 1\DYS tire store J write that item in DEAR GLADYS _ You red un my grocery list. If I junior activities cummittel' might try putting " newly alii "ll"t't•ttt,'lll . ' o On ~' t·t da y eve ni11 g Mrs. Stel.ltltos ted ""s1v1·111 alttiJll·.,.,_ ••·,., party fur the JUniors. Marla 'Sl<tltl, dcpartllienl prcsideu l, · upuned pHckdge of kitty 1ttlet· in your refrigemtor Hnd dos· 1·t up for a few days. If tt1at tng d~s not work a sHucer or two of vH niliH might turn the sl lUJlJling I can set.: at a glanct: JUSt what tlungs I must buy anti the rt.:st cttn bl' dune at ""' l!'isure. -I\ NN i>EAH POI.J.Y- I used lo have grc Ht troublt remov1ng J.lrt·,.,.' sti•·kur:-· ' ' ., frurn all surts h 0 presided at tht• meetin ~ ami ··' t w<ts e Iec letI uew Jli'Cstuell BAILEY TURNS EIGHT - Cynthia Rose Bailey, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Wetzel T. Bailey, Jr., celebrated her eighth birthday Monday with a party at the Harrisonville El••mentary School. Cupcakes were served. She was also given a party at the home of her grandparents , Mr . and Mn. Sherwood Collier, Dexter. Happy Harvesters mark Mother's Day uvt.:r. prizes ·goi ng to Mrs. Rose' A Mutlt er's IJay theme WHS "" Wh~t MHkes " Mother", " C'rca m yo ur fil n: llccu.l caiTtcli out when the Happy J> ICm, "To Mother", andclos- Ginthe r, Mrs. MeinhHrt , Mrs. lx•fure givilig ynmself (j Harvesters Class of Trinity ed wtlh singing of "The Ullie Hauck. and Mrs . Edna I . shornpou l 11 i:tVl!id getting Omgrcgalium.1 l Church rnct Church in the Wildwood " Hnd Reibel. Mrs. Charles Kuhl soap 111 yuur eyes. ' Friday 1'tightat the c[lUrdt. prHyer. Mrs. Rose Ginther and Mrs. GrHee Prall were _P_<all_yC_ra_me_r_ _ _ hostesses fur the meeting. Hcmuve sprllt:d wa x fr om a Miss l' l'lrla Smi th presided wei s pian ist. rug by putting i:l LH 'OWII pi~ per <tl the mccling which upcnetl , Pie Hnd coffee were served A thank you note WHS read . Can't kill 11te11t t·an be repeated. - bag over the spot ;md lhtn from a table decorated in the with Jll'ayc r anti devotions by from Mrs. Wilma Terrell and Htmse 11 1 Ca ntmt. MABEL u·oning the bag , Chf! ngc the Mt·., . Philltp Meinhart. She members hat! silent prayer spnng motif. FHvors were The unit rt•ceived a spec ial grease smell '[)Jo:AH POI.l.Y -- My Pet small pulled pduniHs fur eitati o11 fur having a well Pet· vt· ts with the designers of hag ofl l'n as it l:l bsorlls the tt>e the hym11 . "" Fotth of Our fur slmtultnembers. t!a chmem~r . \\i-IX . i ', M(Jther.s'', scnptr.l.re frurn Games were played with rutmdcd pro~ram. Second IJI>~AR POI.J.Y __ 1 really recli11ing chairs. I Hill fi ve I rulJ u pecan nu t 111eat un Proye rbs :!1 . a medi t~t i on . place awards were re ce ived need help.. When we moved fed tal l and Ute head res.t hi ts scratches mcH.l e on wvm.l furby Ute unit fur senior nat·- last summer 1 left a t•an of ntv he<td in ste"d of it bei n~ al . nil ure. -1\ NN F . rati ve, the Dorothy Me- grease in the refrigerator. u,;. •·urve of my neck. They Poll y wtll send you Olll' of Puintcr, Peew. Problem 111 Cullum Anicrk:anism trophy, When 1 opened the dour the surely are urrcumfurloblc fur It er stgncli tlwnk -you Ite r column . WnlL' PO I.J.Y'S the junior scrapbook, aud by grease Juid lipped over and me and I am sure for ol11er w.' \\'S!J(Ipcr cuupun clippers if POIN T E !~~ 111 ca re uf litis Rubin I.e hew and Anna Wib run all over and out the bot- short peuple, tun. slit• uses your [avnrll•· Jtewspap cr . ful' their foreign rclaliun s tum . After the grease ~vas WIH~II I wr~:~ p t.lllyth ing wit h 0 ' Garden Club tours park wurk HEARING TESTS SET FOR POMEROY, OHIO seieded. K•lhy Johnson and Sandi Sargent' gave the collurHI re.port. · Committees named were Martha McPhail, chairperson. Debbi Bock. , co- . chairperson , JHne Daggett, Ijbby Sayre, Cllrol Adams. Jennifer Anderson, Annie Chapman, Judy Crooks. Beth Dawson , Doris Ewing , Charlotte H~nni n~ . Ca rol McCullough , Cllrolyn 'Satterfield. Sue Zirkle, soc i~l comtrultee ; · Carolyn Grueser, chairperson, Debbie F'inlaw and TexHnnH .Well, cochairperson, Kay Adkins. Iill' rr 111 of ~~ put lu kcl!p anylhin ~ coukin ~ in 1t frolil Julie l~lm:s rnan . Mrs. MarjoriL~ Goctl, second rncmbl'r uf tile OcpHrlmenl junior ac- ' MAY OIL SALE I Straight Leg, Boot Cut, Flairs . VALVOLINE All pre-washed • trick . _ POLLY DF.Ail POLLY - If une gets spol':i gn.!et St! 011 polyester, 10W·40 in a hu rry whe n I do my liv iltes "'"" " 'ittec ,.a11d Mrs. Harry 01:1vis. junior aet!vilil'!i chainmm .fur Un it :19. al so ~ 1 t - fur ~omc lime. Brush it off and the spot is usually gone. l11en Wipe s tilt: Ill ott eJcan 1:1s u wliistll' amllectvt:s no tra ce uf tended. If necessary the same treat- Ule cum.-- BE lnHA ____ ......__'·- · ! I $11 99 ONLY ON SALE .fOR Open : Monday 9:30A .M. til9 P.M. 59e Tuesday thru Saturday 9: 30 til 5 Offer good ti I May 31. DENIM SHACK uf items until I started usi ng wuol or most otllCI' materials shurt..:ning ur butler put un kth:Um powder . can be ap· ."m d l slit kl'rs and left uvt:rplied very thi ckly ~ nd left on night. A piece of paper towel MEIGS TIRE CENTER 992-2109 423-6692 John F. Fultz, Mgr. 700 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. Belpre> 0. 1011 Washington Blvd. SAtE CONTINUES 0 '#com••"' "" '"' "OGIO co SEE YOUR SUNDAY NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT OR WATCH FOR YOUR MAILER FOR FANTASTIC COUPON SAVINGS lt111N Wl UHI VE TI-lE lt!G14T 10 liMIT OUANlHIU NO Nl SOlO TO Social 1 1 Calendar l 1 (I CO ol lri"W l•• •~l ,! f! tor l(ll!r OII Ci ll\ 11!1.1!11 o!l!<n iHI~ ~~~~~~~ 1~rm~ ~~ wt~ 1" ~ ~ <.to nu1e1J I " lio>) ~( I Spotlight Bean Coffee <t'll "'',.\1 !u It • • ·•·1 • !: .~ 1\ ruyt• o S•,,.,. ,.,, •. II " ~ <Ill'"" "'I ., 1 ,,,. ' ' h ••• "" t! ...., ,~ u l!o::r ' "" ' ""' """ r· " ' ,, • .,,.,,.,., rl 'l·· Hv~r l ~lol~ ' ~!l~ c l" ' ~ !I>•• ""' ""\!' n• '' '•>" '''"w 1111 "11 w hl!" Glll!i.l ..,r,,l,h " 'II t:n l o ll~ • llu I U j lu<· 11 <1 >~ 1<1t • ' ' l,<·• lo •,•• I I••" d ! Ito~ ~ rhe<l•!><!tl jJ<<. r '"' ""' .):] old" WEDNESDAY POMEROY Lodge 164, F&AM, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Work In the FC degree ; all master masons invited, 10 TA L SA ! lSI AC I tO \I liU IIIM .... I t[ h1>1111lol1 \j • oo hu 1 II ..,.,,.,~ , t~tn For This Sign Throughout The Store For Fantastic Savings On Kroger Brand Products p 11'\l ~ l ~ ll iQI'' d <.OII>i ldl diJ ~ s.t!"lll•tl look BRADBURY CnURCH OF CHRIST. 7 p.m. Waller Smith missionat')' fmm West Afrlc; lo speHk. Publi c in- ' vi ted . THURSDAY BIG BEND CITIZENS &nd Radio Cl ub ,. special meetin~ . . Thursday, in the children's home building. Plans to be made fur sa fety break ovq Memorial Day weekend . All members a*ed to attend . ""'V "' ·' ~'"" II OI~o;l •,., 11.., , n l ..,,,..,,,, 1..... , , < 11 , oxo ,, ,,. "''" l r iJid<l' "h'' -!~"' " In I'"'~ '""' Ill .till! u• o~ ~ .,•111 , .,,, 1"11 I!J ~ ~ P' ' ,. 1~ ... 1 !!lot .I Except Closed Saturday Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday Iceberg Head Lettuce. IIIIOGER COST CUTTER COUPOI Kroger Pork 'N' Beans ... .... .. I Clover Valley Grape Jelly PIN! REIURNASlE SOITLES Jar • Gallipolis Christian youth meet Strawberry Preserves Jar 2-ll. lOll Cons ,.ggc· PINT .. Kroger Vegetable Oil I I . Kroger Vegetable Oil On Two l-Ib. Pkg1 . I I I I I I I I I ao• 1-lb. Roll li MIT l P!CS WITH COUPON 1!0 Sl 10 1001110!1\ PUICHIS£ tllCtUOI!C THIS IIII I liMIT ONE COUPON flU FAM il Y CO!Im ;.oot ~ ..arliT li ~ I HN! Iii If IHI \PJIC I 10 I,.,IUI!.I &l ltJLIUU mtl IN Oil Save On l C1n1 '--~ I $ I I I $ 89 6'12·01 . Cons I I Boston Butt Pork Roast ..... .. .... .Jb. $ 19 2 Easy -lb Dinners ...... .... Pkg. I Chicken Legs or Thighs ........... lb. liMIT ONE COUJI'ON till.... "" $111.. 1 IJl FAMilY II SoliN..! •n lt 1111 ~ER MiliCI II ""-ICMU 11111 I liULIIII' Of e: I IROGER COST CUTTER COUPOII I I I I I I HOLLY FARMS, U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE A FRYING liMIT 2CIIS WITHUUPOIIND 17 50 IODITIO!I l PURCHISI (EICIUDI!C lHIS ITEMJ I 1 " Star· Kist sa· Chunk Light Tuna I I(;;~;~ CHICKEN) May I I I I ' ~!:$399 4-l b . g s c ~'~~•· I IIIIOGER COST CUTTER COUPOII HEAT 'N' SERVE MA IN Avondale Rice I Save c: Boneless Top Round Roast Btl. I I I I . GOV'T GRADED CHOICE , BONELESS BOTTOM OR ....$16 " I I 8$ os: Kroger Cottage Cheese Fresh California Strawberries at. f ... S 2.37 Gunnoe's I I I I 16-oz. - PIUS DIPOSII CLOVU VAllEY )l .• ' R.C. Cola .. .... P,ak . 32·•'·69C The first youtl}, meeting of the Gallipolis Christian .Church was held May 10. The meeting was opened by ,Denny Coburn 1 minister, who 'encouraged the youth to ' become involved In church activities and to play an ·important role in the ch urch's affairs. The youth suggested topics that were of interest to them and made plans to put on a play of a puppet show. The idea of constructing an amphitheater was also dl.!cussed with plans being .made to start work on it ·Saturday. The youth camp-out at the church, which will be June 23 11nd 24, was discussed and the members decided what their ·roles would be in making the camjH>Ut a success. . Thotu! pretlt!nt were also :reminded of the May 20 trip to ·Old Man's Cave. The new ' teens' class, which will st.art 17, was· tallced about ' with suggestions for con:temporary subjects made. • Before the meeting was :adjourned youth officers ' were selected. Filling the ' offices will be Chuck Burris, · prelldent ; Jeff Schoonover, !'lee president ; Lea Mae 1Miller aecretary - treasurer, ' •and Pam Ranegar, teen ;representattye. · Present were Jbn YoWlkin, • DeMy Cobum, Keith Car,penter, Glendon Vinson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beck, Mr. and .Mrs. Jeff Schoonover, Leisa :Wedge, Joe Hale, Doris •Bennett, Pam Ranegar, ·Cluck Burris, Brian Fulks, 'ItliVe Griffin, John Dixon and I Ilea Mae Miller. 'l'llti neat meeting will be 'Miy 21 after the evening ·:worahip 1ervice. Denny ]Coburn ~ mipister and Jim Younkin •Ia yoUth director at ' alllpoliJ Chrillllan Church. JIANS DEE CEE I 00 SHEETS PER ROll Save 46c On 2 loll• Bounty Tow.els " $ I I I I I I I I. I I I I Country Club Canned Ham MAC-.tONI I CHUSE $ 99 KROGER WHEAT OR Black Forest 111 Rye Bread Lvs •. SIICID Fill ~00 c l 1 ' ) " - I Rolls . I I I .. SHEETS PER ROLL , 12' Off Northern Bathroom -Rail Tissue ........ Pak . Hot food• luilobltllll·l PI • •, VJrgJnJG Baked Ham 9·fi1ECES Of fRIED CHICKEN . I-ll, ,OlATO lA LAO OR COli SlAW . • OlNNU RO((S Family Pak $A 49 FriedChicken .Eachlf !2" ~~.. 3'..~1 �., ... , • · ·'• ·' I ' ' •; '' 'r • '• • I '• ' 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, May 17, 1978 Sorority picks year 's best for cultural program Karen Blaker Ph.D. m :. \H IJH Bl.AK EK - I 1\;.l\ t ' b~ · t 'l l ;r vuluntetr t;wl ,\c,!Ul li.'itill'l' fur 2:5 ~t:ilrt) . J ~ t ll jU) t•d Ill .~ WUiik Will' II Ill~ (!\\ II d .t u g! lh' r~ w~,.·r\' uw uiH·LI .mtl ... ull [d\'l' rt alltwu~t1 holll ;m•IHi l\ H it ' 'lll·L(~ . l,;t ll'[\. h~,wt:Vt: r. Uw work - rng [lltl lh l r~ uf lh~· grrls llllll)l! tlt iJ! ha\ l ' ~ 1\'l' ll lllt' lht.! fed tllg th;~t \ t~ lurlll't:nng r ~ lrkt.· ht' rrr~ ...'-lt'<·,,nd -class 1-. rt JU:-,t rn ~ crli!L'II urw g urdt~tur ur tll tll LH ll' S tuw; n· d ~ ~o iUJ rt n· r -. ch anged 111 Uw p<ht l i '\\ \ l'rii"S I il d\'t' S tlllrt'll!!lt :-. I l't'St'nl tllt:rr I I)JJ}[!\t'Ji l.'i. ll u \1" ddl't ' lht·y tTilll'l?.l' ln:-. k.ad of gorrrg to l'l llpht• U't '.' a fkr sdwt~l. tllt.:rr Jllt' ., 1\ d a u~tJ it • r ..., ~~~ 111 i-Kln rlrt.!~ run !1y \ldu rll t•t r-., Shouldn' tthey ! ~t.' gr·;ll d ul Hu t 11th4..• r tr1r1e~ I \ltJnd. ·r· rt thl'y an· n glrl. \ l;r_1!Jv I -. t:r.\ \\tl h \ olun k er \l ill'k lit t.'<lli ,. ., l ' 'JOIIll'tlH!l/.! 111 - ~Hlt• '1(1_1 .., l rft 111't n~ht tn lw tmrd lr<.t\'t• lht• for Ill_\ ef- ~~~ r h I)1, .\ ~~u 1h1 nk l \ q]mll('! ' l"\!1 1.!, Jl dJ ' DFAH ltil\'l' tu But ~ twuld fllld gt·l <J .stop pay1ng A cultural pro~ram on the ""-'ll'll' where ttt<'ellltves are Lindber g kidnappin g llllTeasi ng'Jy ba sed on · presented by Karen Goins monrw r.\' n:wat:d. and Carol McCullough was l'uu ma y eventually take a sd eelt'tl as " best of the year" JlilYtng job, But fu·st· recon- at the Tuesday night picnic stder lhe advanta"es of meeting of Xi Gamma Mu 0 volunteer work . The criticism Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi of the past few moll lhs may Sorority held at the home of have dnven them from your Mrs. Carol Jean Adams. liU!lll . Husling the p1emc . . were - You can do wot·k you en- membet•s of the losing attenJO)' and changt• jobs when you dance team. Debbie Fin law bul·ornc i ul crt!ste d in ga ve the ritual lu Beth Sllll1t' IIH I1g c i s~.:. Dawson. and Donna Byer - Yuu c<:~n g n~c ~:; muL·h prestded at the meeting. The IIJll t ' and :.Jssume i::IS rn uch chapter voted to sponsor a l'l'spun!-lrbtlity i::l.s you wish. teenager to the Council' on - Yuur work schedule l'an Alcoholism to be held thiS 1-"' fle XIble fu r v""" liuns with swnmer at Denison Universiyuur fHilll l)'. ty. Yuu can gi::li n skills and The dance .to be held on expenenee for ~ pHy ing jub. Ma y 28 at Royal Oak Pat·k - Yuu c'm work without ad· was announced with the cos t tlwg lax~ ble dollars to llw to be $10 a couple and profi:tmlly mcumt· • ceeds to ~o toward a special Must 1mpurtan t , you can pro jed fur the Meigs Pioneer l'Xf1CI'lei\L't:' ttw S<:tltSf)' lllg and Hi storical Society . fL•e lulg of gt\'l ng freely of Secret sis ters wen~ reve(:ll· ~ uurse lf. ed Hl the pienk and new ones If yuu are volunlee nng fur a n~ or <:til of these ~<:~ suns , ~ ou \ uUJ' w;;tnt tu cuntmu~ work wrtll the Gi rl tni:'Y S..·uuL,. l.ook ll l the 1-i, il'ls ·· nut thtll' mothers - for your sa tisfa l'- HJ-:Aill-:H- I'• JLI wtl l lrHrr . Sonw of tht hustJilty yuu 11 \itkt· tlli.lt dl'L'l:-li\J/1 >t·nsc may be the11· way of ~lo t lrlt' rT<t.":"'llll'i.' you. r!'.'l l'llrnl tu maultatr r U1e handl!ng thl'rr gu1ll ~ bout not I'L'S I>t..'l'· kth il lt~ Hf \"II)UJl i (•L'I' \\'tH' k 111 A wards 'receive·d b) legion auxiliary~ ____::_; :·.;_ • CHOICES Good scout DI-:AH I'OI.I.Y - Crease bt•tng a1·a tiH ble to lhetr (1 chtldren Hfler school. Pulling moltvcs for the LTilidsm as1de. howcvt:r , one fact cannot iJe disputed : Your L'llllributtun ts desperately needed . Women are returning to the furce numbers. in Ev en record wealthy wumcri once content to run charity l>Hlls are now directing tht'!l f ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS Will Be Given By H. William Matting~ Hearing Aid Specialist BELTONE Consultant Who Will Be At: Meigs Inn , Pomeroy , Ohio Thur sday , May 8- 9 a .m. fo 12 noon Anyone who has tr ouble hear ing is we.lcome_to ha ve a hear 1ng test using the la test electron rc equ ipment to determ1ne if his loss is one wh ich may be helped . Some of the causes of hea r ing loss will be explained and diagrams of how the ear, works will be shown .. . We a !so servtce and repair all makes of hea rtng aids. Bat1eries and Supplies for All Makes for Sale . IF YOU CA NN OT COM E IN CALL FOR A HOME AP POINTMENT . PHONE 992 ·3629 . Phyll)s Bennett, Kathy Fry, Kathy John son. Linda Kin~. Roberta Maidens, Donna Nease. Maurisha Nelson, l.inda Rifne. Roth Rtfne, and Karen 'Stanley, ways and means; Iris Payne. Janet Peaveley, and Marilyn Anderson , service ; Several awards were by the Junior American Legion AuxiliHry of Drew W).!bster Post 39, at the 21th annual Department Junior Conference held Saturday al the Imperial receiv~d Kay Atkins, Judy Crooks, program IJooks; Ct111rlolte Hanning, telephone chHirmHn; Maurisha Nelson , historian: Mrs. Adams, Mrs . Byer, Mrs. Gl'),lescr, Hnd Mrs. Payne, city cou ncil ; Kay Atkins, parlimentarian. ~nd Mrs. McCullough, custodian . It 's in the pocket. • • or maybe in ·the sock Ms. magazine recently decided to take a peek inside the purses and wallets of some successful American women and see what dog- eared . secrets . lay within. What dtd they dtscover' Well. syndicHled gossip columntsl Liz Smith blurted, PERFORMANCE SLATED - This Dale Lear photograph shows one of the many "What wallet? I hate to carry hilarious seenes during the periormance of "EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL," well received a purse or wHilet. I like to by happy audiences last weekend. Shown are (front row) Mak Nichols, David T. Evans, wear things wilh pockets. I · Melisa Rizer and Lois Monroe ("Opal"); rear, Bob Herdman, who also directs the "franklyput money and lipstick in my funny" comedy and Jeff Cameron. The final three performances will be Thursday, Friday pockels. I leHve my keys with and Saturday, May 18, 19 and 20, at 8 p.m. in The WUe Theatre, Lafayette Mall, downtown Gallipolis. Entrance is on the Court Street side. Admission, $2.50. Tickets may be purchased Members ot Ute .. _ dnd the doorrrum . Right now, my comb'sin my sock. " at the door, My Sister's Closet and CoWl try Fare .. Friendly Gardeners recently But Smith is not the only IEaveled to Wheeling, W. VH . where they loured Oglebay one to discover the hidden uses of old-fashioned socks. But not Metzenbaum salary is $50,000 he received Park . says knee socks aren't in deferred payment f<r sale '·Who They visited the garden practical'" beamed of stock in a suburban ce nter and toured the Cleveland newspaper chain. Washington Governor Dixie grounds to see lhe spring Lee Ray, on election eve 1976, Metzenbaum 's major bloomtng flowers, trees and when she was summoned to a liability is a personal loan shrubs. The garden center 1V appearance and pulled up from the Cleveland Trust features a palm room and Bank for between $500,000 green houses with rooms her long skirt to whip out a eomb from her knee sock. and $1 million. He also where dasses "nd programs reported WASHINGTON (UP!) insurance Joana of Ray also frowns on wallets. range from not morethan are presented as well as a Sen. John Glenn, Mhio, has between $250,000 and $500,000. When walking about town she $5,00000 more than $5 million . sales room. At Oglebay they made public his income tax In his detailed statement of c-drries $10 and one blank Such categorization makes it also toun>d lhe old mansion returns showing he paid more estimated assets and check, given her by her impossible to estimate with with period furnishings . holdings or liabilities, Glenn and his wife, After leaving the park, lhe widowed sister, who handles than 50 percent of his 1977 precision all the governor's personal Income in taxes but Sen. Annie, reported total assets liabilities, the newspapers group visited several glass Howard Metzenbaum, Dof $1,504,393 and liabilities of finances. "-. said. sales rooms and had lunch. Ohlo, declined to release his &rbara WHlters. however, $398 In his disclosure, MetzenOn the trip were Mrs. Bob 1_900 for an estimated net tax returns and provided only is a full-lime wallet bearer. worl/1 of $1,105,493. baum listed real property Bishop, Mrs. Larry Euwards, the basic financial disclosure Glenn 's 1977 taxable When relornin~ from a trip to holdings of at least $790,000. Mrs . Howard Birchfield, Mrs. required by new Senate Israel where she interviewed income of $564,400 was Maj<r items were a home lfnd Robert Snowden. Mrs. Bruce ethics rules; it was r _ rted substantially Prime Minister Begin. she less than in condomini urn in the D"vtS , Mrs . James today. estimated that she had $50 in 1976, when he paid f388,11« in Cleveland suburbs of Shaker Cllrpenler, and a guest , Mrs. Scripps-Howard Ne sher wallet. Alas, inspection taxes on a taxable income of Heights and Lyndhurst, Melvm Cremetms. revealed tllill it adoHlly con- papers said Glenn 's l 7 which the senator valued $639,275. Among his sources · of tained $7 in si n~ Jes, plus four returns indicate a to tal between $250,000 and $500,000. income of $636,228. On that, pennies, and one coin that she income, Glenn reported: Also included was a share In 1974, four leaders of the the Senator paid $354,743 in Marine had to "read'' to determine il Corps retirement, of a Miami hole! valued at Symbiooese liberation Anny taxes on a total taxable $9,554; interest, $20,463 and came from the Philippines between $100,000and $250,000. were killed In a police attack "where" , she said, " I've income of $564,400. dividends, $99,703. A Metzenbaum aide said the on their hideout near Watts, The returns indicate the senator has sold his share In The major contributor to never been ." Calif. bulk of Glenn's income came the hotel since Jan . I , Glenn's income from from business investments, effective dale of the business investment.~ was hia which earned him $448,823 disclosure stalements. participation in Friendship over the year. Metzembaum's major Management, which earned A Metzenbaum spokesman holding is blind trust ltlr him Glenn $423,856ln 1977. Glenn said Metzenbaum had and his wife, Shirley, valued owns a 30 percent intere~~t In complied with the disclosure ·at between $2 million and $S that partnership, which 011'118 law - including filing a million. Metz~nbaum also Holiday Inns at Altamonte sealed copy of his tax return reported colle ctible loans Springs and Kissimmee, - rut because of "unfair totaling al least $170,000 and Florida . publicity" surrounding his $5,000 in savings certificates. Among Glenn's liabillties lX'evious returns has no Aside from the blind trust, are mortgages on residences intention of making the lax Metzenbaum's only income in in Virginia, Maryland and returns public." addition to his $57,000 Senate Columbus totaling $290.91"' The newspapers said Melzenbaum's finances became a public issue in 1974 when it was reported he paid no income taxes in 1969. In addition, the IRS claimed he owed m<>"e than $100,000 in back taxes ftr 1967 and 1968 as a result of having taken an improper deduction. Metzenbaum challenged that case in Tax Court, arid the IRS cut back its claim by Mr. and Mrs. james Roush 110 percent. The spokesman also said TO CELEBRATE - Mr. and Mrs. James B. Roush Metzenbaum, one of the will observe their 25th wedding anniversary on SWlday at wealthiest men in the Senate, tbeir West Columbia, W. Va. home with an open house would not release a net worth beginning at 1 p.m. Married on May 18, 1953 al the Main statement for 1977. Such' a St. Baptist Church in Point Pleasant by the Rev. Daniel statement Inserted in the Dorsey, the couple have three daughters, Diana. Mrs. Congressional Record a year Steve (Connie) Burton, and Tina, and a son, James R. ago Indicated Metzenbaum Roush . The children will host the celebration and invite all was worth more than $6 relatives and friends of the couple to attend. mUUon . The Senate disclosure rules require a listing of holdings and liabilities . by broad categories. The 10 calel(ories own busmesses . Volonteensm in the United Stales ts 111 a state of msts. There ts lou much work fur lou few . One has re~ son to hope , though , that the volunteer crunch will be no more than a tempor~ ry phenomenon. As the work week grows shorter, both men and women wtll be seeking aclivtlies to fill tbeir leisure lime. Vulunteerism may emerge st..,nger than ever, based not as before on the economic subservience of one group but on the human need lo give, , Write to Dr. Blaker in c"re of this newspaper, P.O. mail prohibits personal replies , QUI questions of general interest will be discussed 111 future columns. _ ........ Glenn .makes tax returns public 11 HOME MADE HAM SALAD••••••••••••••• ~~-. 99c 1 lb . GOLDEN ISLE VAC . SLICED BACON ................................S.l A9 FRENCH CITY SMOKED 6-8 lb. average LB CALLIE HAMS · ··········~······················· · 12 oz . KRAFT SWISS SLICED CHEESE tnd . 79' H~ LETTUCE.. ........69' 165 CT. LEMONS 6/59' 11 oz. Morton TV DINNERS ........ 69' EACH RICH -N- READY · ORANGE DRINK .........!.................~~~!~:.89c 17 oz . DEL MONTE CORN (whole kernel or cream style) 2/69' 11 12 oz . TEEN QUEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CUT GREEN BEANS .. :............. ~....... 2/59' II oz. ARMOUR CORN BEEF HASH ............... ::i!~:.c.?!~ ..... 69' 2 lb . PEAK DRY . PINTO BEANS .............................:~~ •.79c 17 oz . DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL. ............................ 2/99c 101 oz . CAMPBELL BEEF NOODLE SOUP........................ 2/59c 4 10 oz . NES CAFE INSTANT COFFEE............................ $4•79 Jar REG. Kool·AIll ...............•..................•. 6For 594 Pkg. For Natalie Wood L. A. is wonderful By Dick Kleiner add another hand." Still, Los HOLLYWOOD .. ( NEAl-- Angeles Is her home imd, inNatalie Wood was talking ereasingly, she finds life here about how far Los Angeles good. has come, how much it has "The restaurants and the improved culturally and clubs and the shops are socially, how the restaurants wonderiul now, " she says. and the theater, etc.; are . so · "Rodeo Drtve in Beverly much better than they used to . Hills is so fabulous . This has be. truly become the place to But she can't waillo leave. live." The beautiful actress just But she isn't just a flighty . finished a major role in the restaurant-club-shop kind of major dl$aster film, person. She is very active in "Meteor.'' And Switch, tbe civic activities, particularly series in which her hushand, the Los Angeles theatrical Robert Wagner, stars, has scene. She is now a member • wrapped for the year. ol the play selection commit· "So R.J. and the kids and I tee of the Center Theater are just going to get in the car · group. and go," she said. "First lo There is, she says, a ' Yosemite for some skiing and possibility thai she herself then on w Cllnnel and San might do a play at the Center · Francisco. Theater complex. She says If "And, illler In the spring, that happens sbe would we're getting on our boat - prefer a new pl~y because ac· it's a 6(}-footer- and we'll go Wrs in revivals are always down to Ensenada on the&- measured against the ja. R.J . is the skipper but for original creators of the parts. that cruise, we'll probably Bulthere is talk o( her doing )' Feminine and personal. Every designer style rin g is cus tom made in 14kt or 10kt yellow or white gold. All ring sizes and letters are available in script or ~lock initials. Many styles have matching! pendants. A lovely gift idea with a personal touch. Natalie Wood "Two For the Seesaw." In "Meteor," she plays a scientist who also serves as the Russian. inte~preter . Although she ts Russran, she hasn 't spoken the language since she was 10. "And my vocabulary is tlwt of a J()-yea/-<Jld," she say_s. " In the film, I play an astmphysicist, so I had to get a coach and learn those words .." Special order only, from' $29.95 Make This Graduation Special Can_dy's Classic Collections INGLES FURNITURE · "Two in One Store" 106 N. 2nd Middleport. 0. POLLY"$ POINTERS hubbhn ~ SPECIAL RACK scra pbooks in their respeclivt• age l'Gitcgorics. Holli n ····c·epl·' ·•l lilt' Co"tl iJl'·e u JJ ,·"' awards for the unit. Hecei ving a third on her history wa s PHm Powers who wo s Presented ·• 11jft from Mr..: . Ward Stein , the Department scrubbed away the odor re- plastic wrap it is alwoys lwnf mained and it remains even to flllll the ends . So I l~pc a after I ha ve tried pulling stn[l of JlCtJl(' l' <.!Cross the end ut·w spaper inside as well as a11d c<tn fin d it at a glan ce .. cltat·coal, sodH and coffee When I use the last uf grounds. WhHt eHn 1 du' _ onything tholl11eed to buy ai ('I 1\DYS tire store J write that item in DEAR GLADYS _ You red un my grocery list. If I junior activities cummittel' might try putting " newly alii "ll"t't•ttt,'lll . ' o On ~' t·t da y eve ni11 g Mrs. Stel.ltltos ted ""s1v1·111 alttiJll·.,.,_ ••·,., party fur the JUniors. Marla 'Sl<tltl, dcpartllienl prcsideu l, · upuned pHckdge of kitty 1ttlet· in your refrigemtor Hnd dos· 1·t up for a few days. If tt1at tng d~s not work a sHucer or two of vH niliH might turn the sl lUJlJling I can set.: at a glanct: JUSt what tlungs I must buy anti the rt.:st cttn bl' dune at ""' l!'isure. -I\ NN i>EAH POI.J.Y- I used lo have grc Ht troublt remov1ng J.lrt·,.,.' sti•·kur:-· ' ' ., frurn all surts h 0 presided at tht• meetin ~ ami ··' t w<ts e Iec letI uew Jli'Cstuell BAILEY TURNS EIGHT - Cynthia Rose Bailey, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Wetzel T. Bailey, Jr., celebrated her eighth birthday Monday with a party at the Harrisonville El••mentary School. Cupcakes were served. She was also given a party at the home of her grandparents , Mr . and Mn. Sherwood Collier, Dexter. Happy Harvesters mark Mother's Day uvt.:r. prizes ·goi ng to Mrs. Rose' A Mutlt er's IJay theme WHS "" Wh~t MHkes " Mother", " C'rca m yo ur fil n: llccu.l caiTtcli out when the Happy J> ICm, "To Mother", andclos- Ginthe r, Mrs. MeinhHrt , Mrs. lx•fure givilig ynmself (j Harvesters Class of Trinity ed wtlh singing of "The Ullie Hauck. and Mrs . Edna I . shornpou l 11 i:tVl!id getting Omgrcgalium.1 l Church rnct Church in the Wildwood " Hnd Reibel. Mrs. Charles Kuhl soap 111 yuur eyes. ' Friday 1'tightat the c[lUrdt. prHyer. Mrs. Rose Ginther and Mrs. GrHee Prall were _P_<all_yC_ra_me_r_ _ _ hostesses fur the meeting. Hcmuve sprllt:d wa x fr om a Miss l' l'lrla Smi th presided wei s pian ist. rug by putting i:l LH 'OWII pi~ per <tl the mccling which upcnetl , Pie Hnd coffee were served A thank you note WHS read . Can't kill 11te11t t·an be repeated. - bag over the spot ;md lhtn from a table decorated in the with Jll'ayc r anti devotions by from Mrs. Wilma Terrell and Htmse 11 1 Ca ntmt. MABEL u·oning the bag , Chf! ngc the Mt·., . Philltp Meinhart. She members hat! silent prayer spnng motif. FHvors were The unit rt•ceived a spec ial grease smell '[)Jo:AH POI.l.Y -- My Pet small pulled pduniHs fur eitati o11 fur having a well Pet· vt· ts with the designers of hag ofl l'n as it l:l bsorlls the tt>e the hym11 . "" Fotth of Our fur slmtultnembers. t!a chmem~r . \\i-IX . i ', M(Jther.s'', scnptr.l.re frurn Games were played with rutmdcd pro~ram. Second IJI>~AR POI.J.Y __ 1 really recli11ing chairs. I Hill fi ve I rulJ u pecan nu t 111eat un Proye rbs :!1 . a medi t~t i on . place awards were re ce ived need help.. When we moved fed tal l and Ute head res.t hi ts scratches mcH.l e on wvm.l furby Ute unit fur senior nat·- last summer 1 left a t•an of ntv he<td in ste"d of it bei n~ al . nil ure. -1\ NN F . rati ve, the Dorothy Me- grease in the refrigerator. u,;. •·urve of my neck. They Poll y wtll send you Olll' of Puintcr, Peew. Problem 111 Cullum Anicrk:anism trophy, When 1 opened the dour the surely are urrcumfurloblc fur It er stgncli tlwnk -you Ite r column . WnlL' PO I.J.Y'S the junior scrapbook, aud by grease Juid lipped over and me and I am sure for ol11er w.' \\'S!J(Ipcr cuupun clippers if POIN T E !~~ 111 ca re uf litis Rubin I.e hew and Anna Wib run all over and out the bot- short peuple, tun. slit• uses your [avnrll•· Jtewspap cr . ful' their foreign rclaliun s tum . After the grease ~vas WIH~II I wr~:~ p t.lllyth ing wit h 0 ' Garden Club tours park wurk HEARING TESTS SET FOR POMEROY, OHIO seieded. K•lhy Johnson and Sandi Sargent' gave the collurHI re.port. · Committees named were Martha McPhail, chairperson. Debbi Bock. , co- . chairperson , JHne Daggett, Ijbby Sayre, Cllrol Adams. Jennifer Anderson, Annie Chapman, Judy Crooks. Beth Dawson , Doris Ewing , Charlotte H~nni n~ . Ca rol McCullough , Cllrolyn 'Satterfield. Sue Zirkle, soc i~l comtrultee ; · Carolyn Grueser, chairperson, Debbie F'inlaw and TexHnnH .Well, cochairperson, Kay Adkins. Iill' rr 111 of ~~ put lu kcl!p anylhin ~ coukin ~ in 1t frolil Julie l~lm:s rnan . Mrs. MarjoriL~ Goctl, second rncmbl'r uf tile OcpHrlmenl junior ac- ' MAY OIL SALE I Straight Leg, Boot Cut, Flairs . VALVOLINE All pre-washed • trick . _ POLLY DF.Ail POLLY - If une gets spol':i gn.!et St! 011 polyester, 10W·40 in a hu rry whe n I do my liv iltes "'"" " 'ittec ,.a11d Mrs. Harry 01:1vis. junior aet!vilil'!i chainmm .fur Un it :19. al so ~ 1 t - fur ~omc lime. Brush it off and the spot is usually gone. l11en Wipe s tilt: Ill ott eJcan 1:1s u wliistll' amllectvt:s no tra ce uf tended. If necessary the same treat- Ule cum.-- BE lnHA ____ ......__'·- · ! I $11 99 ONLY ON SALE .fOR Open : Monday 9:30A .M. til9 P.M. 59e Tuesday thru Saturday 9: 30 til 5 Offer good ti I May 31. DENIM SHACK uf items until I started usi ng wuol or most otllCI' materials shurt..:ning ur butler put un kth:Um powder . can be ap· ."m d l slit kl'rs and left uvt:rplied very thi ckly ~ nd left on night. A piece of paper towel MEIGS TIRE CENTER 992-2109 423-6692 John F. Fultz, Mgr. 700 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. Belpre> 0. 1011 Washington Blvd. SAtE CONTINUES 0 '#com••"' "" '"' "OGIO co SEE YOUR SUNDAY NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT OR WATCH FOR YOUR MAILER FOR FANTASTIC COUPON SAVINGS lt111N Wl UHI VE TI-lE lt!G14T 10 liMIT OUANlHIU NO Nl SOlO TO Social 1 1 Calendar l 1 (I CO ol lri"W l•• •~l ,! f! tor l(ll!r OII Ci ll\ 11!1.1!11 o!l!<n iHI~ ~~~~~~~ 1~rm~ ~~ wt~ 1" ~ ~ <.to nu1e1J I " lio>) ~( I Spotlight Bean Coffee <t'll "'',.\1 !u It • • ·•·1 • !: .~ 1\ ruyt• o S•,,.,. ,.,, •. II " ~ <Ill'"" "'I ., 1 ,,,. ' ' h ••• "" t! ...., ,~ u l!o::r ' "" ' ""' """ r· " ' ,, • .,,.,,.,., rl 'l·· Hv~r l ~lol~ ' ~!l~ c l" ' ~ !I>•• ""' ""\!' n• '' '•>" '''"w 1111 "11 w hl!" Glll!i.l ..,r,,l,h " 'II t:n l o ll~ • llu I U j lu<· 11 <1 >~ 1<1t • ' ' l,<·• lo •,•• I I••" d ! Ito~ ~ rhe<l•!><!tl jJ<<. r '"' ""' .):] old" WEDNESDAY POMEROY Lodge 164, F&AM, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Work In the FC degree ; all master masons invited, 10 TA L SA ! lSI AC I tO \I liU IIIM .... I t[ h1>1111lol1 \j • oo hu 1 II ..,.,,.,~ , t~tn For This Sign Throughout The Store For Fantastic Savings On Kroger Brand Products p 11'\l ~ l ~ ll iQI'' d <.OII>i ldl diJ ~ s.t!"lll•tl look BRADBURY CnURCH OF CHRIST. 7 p.m. Waller Smith missionat')' fmm West Afrlc; lo speHk. Publi c in- ' vi ted . THURSDAY BIG BEND CITIZENS &nd Radio Cl ub ,. special meetin~ . . Thursday, in the children's home building. Plans to be made fur sa fety break ovq Memorial Day weekend . All members a*ed to attend . ""'V "' ·' ~'"" II OI~o;l •,., 11.., , n l ..,,,..,,,, 1..... , , < 11 , oxo ,, ,,. "''" l r iJid<l' "h'' -!~"' " In I'"'~ '""' Ill .till! u• o~ ~ .,•111 , .,,, 1"11 I!J ~ ~ P' ' ,. 1~ ... 1 !!lot .I Except Closed Saturday Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday Iceberg Head Lettuce. IIIIOGER COST CUTTER COUPOI Kroger Pork 'N' Beans ... .... .. I Clover Valley Grape Jelly PIN! REIURNASlE SOITLES Jar • Gallipolis Christian youth meet Strawberry Preserves Jar 2-ll. lOll Cons ,.ggc· PINT .. Kroger Vegetable Oil I I . Kroger Vegetable Oil On Two l-Ib. Pkg1 . I I I I I I I I I ao• 1-lb. Roll li MIT l P!CS WITH COUPON 1!0 Sl 10 1001110!1\ PUICHIS£ tllCtUOI!C THIS IIII I liMIT ONE COUPON flU FAM il Y CO!Im ;.oot ~ ..arliT li ~ I HN! Iii If IHI \PJIC I 10 I,.,IUI!.I &l ltJLIUU mtl IN Oil Save On l C1n1 '--~ I $ I I I $ 89 6'12·01 . Cons I I Boston Butt Pork Roast ..... .. .... .Jb. $ 19 2 Easy -lb Dinners ...... .... Pkg. I Chicken Legs or Thighs ........... lb. liMIT ONE COUJI'ON till.... "" $111.. 1 IJl FAMilY II SoliN..! •n lt 1111 ~ER MiliCI II ""-ICMU 11111 I liULIIII' Of e: I IROGER COST CUTTER COUPOII I I I I I I HOLLY FARMS, U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE A FRYING liMIT 2CIIS WITHUUPOIIND 17 50 IODITIO!I l PURCHISI (EICIUDI!C lHIS ITEMJ I 1 " Star· Kist sa· Chunk Light Tuna I I(;;~;~ CHICKEN) May I I I I ' ~!:$399 4-l b . g s c ~'~~•· I IIIIOGER COST CUTTER COUPOII HEAT 'N' SERVE MA IN Avondale Rice I Save c: Boneless Top Round Roast Btl. I I I I . GOV'T GRADED CHOICE , BONELESS BOTTOM OR ....$16 " I I 8$ os: Kroger Cottage Cheese Fresh California Strawberries at. f ... S 2.37 Gunnoe's I I I I 16-oz. - PIUS DIPOSII CLOVU VAllEY )l .• ' R.C. Cola .. .... P,ak . 32·•'·69C The first youtl}, meeting of the Gallipolis Christian .Church was held May 10. The meeting was opened by ,Denny Coburn 1 minister, who 'encouraged the youth to ' become involved In church activities and to play an ·important role in the ch urch's affairs. The youth suggested topics that were of interest to them and made plans to put on a play of a puppet show. The idea of constructing an amphitheater was also dl.!cussed with plans being .made to start work on it ·Saturday. The youth camp-out at the church, which will be June 23 11nd 24, was discussed and the members decided what their ·roles would be in making the camjH>Ut a success. . Thotu! pretlt!nt were also :reminded of the May 20 trip to ·Old Man's Cave. The new ' teens' class, which will st.art 17, was· tallced about ' with suggestions for con:temporary subjects made. • Before the meeting was :adjourned youth officers ' were selected. Filling the ' offices will be Chuck Burris, · prelldent ; Jeff Schoonover, !'lee president ; Lea Mae 1Miller aecretary - treasurer, ' •and Pam Ranegar, teen ;representattye. · Present were Jbn YoWlkin, • DeMy Cobum, Keith Car,penter, Glendon Vinson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beck, Mr. and .Mrs. Jeff Schoonover, Leisa :Wedge, Joe Hale, Doris •Bennett, Pam Ranegar, ·Cluck Burris, Brian Fulks, 'ItliVe Griffin, John Dixon and I Ilea Mae Miller. 'l'llti neat meeting will be 'Miy 21 after the evening ·:worahip 1ervice. Denny ]Coburn ~ mipister and Jim Younkin •Ia yoUth director at ' alllpoliJ Chrillllan Church. JIANS DEE CEE I 00 SHEETS PER ROll Save 46c On 2 loll• Bounty Tow.els " $ I I I I I I I I. I I I I Country Club Canned Ham MAC-.tONI I CHUSE $ 99 KROGER WHEAT OR Black Forest 111 Rye Bread Lvs •. SIICID Fill ~00 c l 1 ' ) " - I Rolls . I I I .. SHEETS PER ROLL , 12' Off Northern Bathroom -Rail Tissue ........ Pak . Hot food• luilobltllll·l PI • •, VJrgJnJG Baked Ham 9·fi1ECES Of fRIED CHICKEN . I-ll, ,OlATO lA LAO OR COli SlAW . • OlNNU RO((S Family Pak $A 49 FriedChicken .Eachlf !2" ~~.. 3'..~1 �:1 s - The Daily Sentinel, Mid&eport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, May 17,1978 Social Security information. Q. I'm getting married later this year. Since I receive SSI payments, I was wondering if I have to report my marriage to · social security. Do I' A. Yes. People.who get SSI checks should report - any changes which may affect their eligibility for payments or the amount of their payments. These include changes in marital status, income, resources, and living arrangements. You can make your report to any social sec~rity office. JOHN KAUFF has been 'named as 1978 Meigs CoWlty Director of The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Bike-a-Thon. The event will take place Saturday, June 3, beginning at noon, at the Middleport Marina. Cystic Fibrosis is a nearly-always fatal disease that inflicts primarily young people. The Bike-A-Thon will raise money for research Ulward finding a cure for the disease . Riders are asked to pick up their sponsor sheets at the following locations : WMPO , Meigs High School, Meigs Jr . High School, Dutton Drug Co .. or Southern Ohiu Insurance Services. Those who would like to sponsor a rider. but have not yet been contacted are asked to conta ct John at 99Zoli6lll. r------------------ --._.. i Mason County I I j News Notes . 1 By Alma Marshall MA.SUN - The Mason Extension Homemakers held their •Mother and Daughter Banquet on Friday evening at Mrs. Perry's Bounty Table. Ravenswood, W. Va . Twenty-six guests and members attended. A short memorial servtce was held for Mrs. Lawrence rUllian l Roush . a former club member. Mrs. Roush reared 13 children, and two preceded her in death . Mrs. Sarah Spencer conducted the service and said, "She will alway's be remembered by neighbcrs and friends, there was nothin g she would not do to help." The service was closed with silent prayers. Ashort Mother 's Day prog ram was held with the following participating : Mrs. Cecil Smith read "What is Mother," and Mrs. Alburtice Young, gave a reading entiUed, "Mother 1978 Model." Mrs. Laurene U!wis read a portion of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale's Book telling about the presidents and how they felt about their mothers, Ca lvin Coolidge , they say, used to sit down ooce in a while and give 15 minutes to just thinking abcut his mother. Mr. Eisenhower one day spent ten minutes ~!lini Dr. Peale about his mother whom he said he reg~ as the wisest human belng he eve r met. He said she got her wisdom right out of, the Brble. A game was played which consisted of the homemakers and mothers guessing the names of sons and daughters of Fresh Styles For Young Women With Super Fashion Awareness White Black Patent $1300 to $2rx' HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. Priced From "Middle Upper Block" .Pomerov , Ohio 9 a.m.· 5 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. & Sat. 9 a.m .- 8 p.m . Fri. Closed Sunday may still qtiaUfy for SSI payments If he or she agrees to sell the ezcess assets within a specified time. SSI payments received before the sale of the assets may have to be repaid out of the proceeds of the sale. For more information, contact any 50cial security office. Q. My aunt is not com- pletely blind, but her vision is so poor that she ·ca n no longer Doctor of ministry •• application must be filed within ·3 months after the month of the worker's death . Survivors benefits for you and your children may be payable . starting with the month your husband died. degree is conferred·· Rev. Dr. Richard M: be left alone. She's living with Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. us now . The doctor says her Clarence Bailey, 119 Seever visision will never improve. St., Springfield, formerly Can she get SSI payments? A. Under the SSI law, Middleport residents, received his Doctor of " blind" means vision no Q. Back in January, better than 2().200 in the decided to hire a madi to do, Ministry Degree recently. better eye even with glasses, my housecleaning . One of my The degree was conferred Q. My brother is severaly or tunnel vision (limited friends just told me that I'm by Dr. Charles Brown of the Theological handicapped. He can't !l'ork visual field of 20 degrees or supposed to pay social United less). If your aunt's visual security taxes orl my maid's Seminary, Dayton. Others and he has no income. Can he assisting were ,Rev . Dr. impairment meets Ibis salary. Is he right' get SSI payments? definition , she may qualify Clayton T. Rammler, A. If you pay a household A. To be eligible for SSI on the basis of disability, a for SSI payments. But, if a worker, such as a maid, $50 association minister for the person eligible for SSI is or more in cash wages in a Southwest Ohio Assn . of the person must have a physical Q. I have very little income, or mental impairment which · living in another person's calendar quarter, you must United Church of Christ, and but I do own some property prevents him or her from household, the payment deduct social security tax Rev. Dr. Roy C. Snyder, and other assets . Because of doing any substantial work amount may be rediced. For from the wages. The tax rate associate conference my resources, I'm probably and which is expected to last more information, contact a for, 1978 is 6.05 percent. You minister for the · Indiana not eligible for SSI. Could I at least 12 months or to result oocial security office. pay an equal amount as the Kentucky conference of the get payments If I sell the in death . If your brother employer, and send the total United Church of Christ. The ·property ' Q. An uncle of mine died taxes to the Internal Revenue ceremony was conducted at meets this definition of A. An individual may be disability and the other SSI recently . He had no depen- Service. The report form, the United Churches of Christ REV .. DR. BAILEY eligible for SSI with eligibility requirements, he dents, so I know social "Employer's Quarterly Tax in Fort Recovery, Ohio, and resources of up to $1,500. Not may qualify for payments. security survivors benefits Return for Household Em- . in Salamonia, Ind., where the all resources are counted. If a The people in any social aren'l payable. But, Isn't ployees (for Social Rev. Dr. Bailey serves as Seminary and through the peroon 's countable resources security office can help him there a 1ump-sum death Security). " is available at pastor. exceed the limit, the person file an application. payment? Who gets that? any IRS office. The report for Dr. Bailey attended South Consortium for Higher A. Ordinarily, the lump- the January-March quarter High School in Springfield. Education Religion Studies. ' Dr .. and Mrs. Bailey are sum death benefit of $25~ is of 1978 is due by April30, 1978. He received a bachelor of other club members and their professions. Mrs. ·George paid'to the worker's widow or science degree from Wright -presently touring Israel. Mrs. Carson won the prize for guessing the most: Door prizes were widower. When there is no Q. Both my husband and I State University, and a Bailey, a registered nurse, is given to Mina Smith and Mrs. Eddie Carson. widow or widower, the lump- will be 60 soon and plan to master of divinity degree the former Sandra Sue Attending were Clara Williams, Sarah Willis, Phyllis sum death benefit may be retire. I've worked_ fQ,r 20 from the United Theological Hoffman, Indianapolis, Ind. Gilkey, Ann Blake, Beverly Gregory and U!igha, Joyce used to help pay the worker's years, oo I'll be eligible for Seminary. Rev. Bailey's Dr. and Mrs. Bailey reside at Carson , .Mrs. Eddie Carson, Mrs. Edna Roush, Mrs. Matilda burial expenses. Any social social security benefits on my doctoral work was done 308 S. Main St., in Fort Noble, Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Mina Smith, Mrs. Elaine security office can tell you own work record. The through United Theological Recovery. Grogan, Mrs. Laurene U!wis, Mrs. l-eSter Johnson, Mrs. who can apply for the lump- question is : Should I take my Margie Rickard, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, sum pa yment and what own retirement payments, or. Mrs. Alma Marshall, Mrs. Helen FeU, Mrs. Helen Barton, Mrs. documents will be needed. get wife's benefits on my Stewart, Melanie Mossman, Gladys Riley, Ruth Walker, Robin husband 's record? Foreman, Valerie Hickman, Gertrude· Mitchell, Jane Wah Zerkle, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Q. Because of a serious illA. Whenever a person is · Chapman, Sherry Hickman, Susan Kinca id, Christy Kincaid, David Smith and Mrs. Cectlia Harris. ness, my husband was unable eligible for social security Peggy HuH , Betty Ross, Jody Noble, Cheryl !.ish, Cathy to work for over a year before benefits on more than one NEW HAYEN - Five area ladies went on a Greyhound his death last month. I know work record, the benefit Breeman, Catherine Smith, Judy Reynolds, Kelly Reynolds , bJs tour to Dallas, Texas. They included Mrs. Wilda Coleman, the children 'and I can get payable is equal to the larger Kathryn Johnson, Lynn Kitchen, Lois Test, Edna Roush . Miriam Sisson, Mary Capehart, Jackie Sisson, Mary Mrs. Thelma Roush, Mrs. Estyl Clark, Mrs. U!nna Sayre and survivors · payments, but a amount. lf you've had high friend told me that disability earnings, it's likely that your Sisson, Joyce Redman, Dorothy Long, Bonnie McFarl!tnd, Mrs. Mina Johnson . While in Dallas, they dined at the Hilton Hotel, and saw an benefits might be payable, own retirement payment will . Gladdie Stewart, Claudia Thomas, Ruby Jones, Margaret be higher than a wife's Pickens, Shirley Tucker, Carol Proffitt, Vivian Fry and Helen Art Linkletter show, attended a,rodeo and a barbecue . They too . Is this true' A. Yes. An application for benefit. At 60, a wife gets 50 Barton. visited the place where Kennedy was shot and saw a huge disability benefits can be percent of what her husband Kathryn Wood, Annette Johnson, Beverly Gregory, U!igha Memorial in memoriam. They also saw several other filed after a disabled worker is entitled to at 65. The people Gregory, Linda Reynolds, Mary Smith, Helen Ellison, Melanie interesting sights. dies.lf the claim is approved. in any social security office Sisoon, Marcia Sisson, Eulah Redman, Lori Redman, Mary Thirty -ooe passengers made up the tour which lasted one back payments may be made can tell you whether you'll Mt Farland, Robin Stewart, Ann Smith, Lilah Zerkle, Joyce week . for some months preceding get a higher amount on your Carson, Betty Thomas, Frances Oliver, Angie Proffitt and the death of the worker. The record or on your husband's. Rev. Evelyn Maring. WEST COLUMBIA- The Mason Extension Homemakers Mason Persunals attended the Salem Community Church on Sunday evening and Johnny Grueser, formerly of Mason, and now of Syracuse, enjoyed 11\e program which was dedicated to the Mason Terry Chambers, Lori and Marcie, Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Extension Homemakers. Miss Sandra Fowler was in charge of Mrs. Robert Chambers and Dan, Mary Kay Quintana and Ohio, is a patient at University Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. He is the Mother's Day program. Sandra, besides a very good Nickey of Midland , Pa., Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Roush, Mr. Alex seriously ill. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser, poetess and receiving national acclaim, is also a good leader. Fox, all of East Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fox, Mr. and Mason. Mrs. Mike Ryan, Racine, Ohio and Mrs. Edward Ryan, Pastor of the church, Rev . George Hoschar welcomed the Mrs. Jack Fox, Mrs. Mary Woodall and Tyson, Mrs. Wilma Mason, went 1o Roanoke, Va. on Wednesday and visited a few guests , and presented each a red rose. The Homemakers have Blake and granddaughter, Valerie, all of Clifton. days with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan, Mark and P. J. expressed appreciation for the thoughtfulness <1. the pastor MASON - The Mason United Methodist Women held the Mrs. William Strunk, Princeton, N. J . spent a week and members. annual Mother ·- Daughter banquet on May 8 in the Mason visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Ryan . Mrs. Robert McDermitt led in group singing accompanied United Methodist church social room. Mrs. Harold Smith visited last week with her mother, Mrs. by Jane Ann VanMatre at the plano. She also accompanied The entertainment for the evening was provided by the Dora Birchfield, at Findlay, Ohio. several others. · Wahama High School chorus under the directlo~ of Kay Mr. Clarence Baier is a patient at Pleasant V'llley Special singing was P'ovided by Mlsa Gewanna Johnson • Hoffman. Hcj§pital. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Johnson, who sang "You Members and gue•"ts registerining included Earlene · Mr. and Mrs. Stan Saunders and family of Columbus Ugh! Up My Ufe." Other inspiring songs were sung by Betty Bumgardner, Emily Bumgardner, Cecilia Harris, Hazel visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel on Williams of Rutland, Ohio, and the Rev . Hoschar who was Smith, Maureen King, Sarah Spencer, Gladys Thomas, Evelyn Saturday. accompanied by Bill Smith, who played the guitar. The Rev . Proffitt, Lori' Chapman, Patty Mossman, Lorene Harless, Mrs. Phillip Smith and Patti Jo of LexingUln, Ky . visited lloschar and Mr. Smith also sang a duet. By special request, a Betty Foreman, Joy Foreman. • over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, New song, "Until Then," was dedicated to Mrs. Evelyn Stewart. Doona Knapp, June Sayre, Freda Wolf, Carol Hickman, Haven, and with Mr. and Mrs. Granville Smith and Tommy at Other participants who took part In recitations, etc. wiU be Evelyn Powell, Dorothy Kincaid, Sally Ross, Amy Ross , Betty Leon, W. Va . named later. Lish, Darla Fowler, Hazel Jewell, Mazine Arnold, Lisa Homemakers attending ,.ere MNI. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Sarah Speneer, Mrs. Catherine Smith, all of Maoon ; Mrs. Gertrude Prestoo, Mrs. Lall!'ene Lewis, Mrs. Nancy On this da y in historr.: VanMeter, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Roberta Young , aU of In 1792, 24 brokers met in Cllftoo, and Mrs. Alma Marshall, New Haven. New York City and formed th e New Yor k Stock CLIFTON - A family gathering was held during the Exchange . weekend at the home of Mrs. Mollie Fox and son, Joe , ln !954, the United States celelrating Mother's Day and Mrs. Fox's 86th birthday on Supreme Court ruled racial Sunday, May 14. A picnic style dinner was held on Saturday so segregation in public schools that the families could leave for their homes ln Ohio, and was unconstitutional. i Illinois oo Sunday . All of her SOIIIJ and daughters attended e~cept Mrs. Robert Sprouse of Phoenix, Arizona, who was unable to make the trip . Mollie received many nice glfta, and a large number of cards from neighbors and friends. Mrs. Fox is a Gold Star Gallipolis Business College Mother. is oHering the accredited \ Many more birthdays are wished by her many relatives, prOQram ot class work neighbors and friend8 . · you ' re required to 1 ' \ complete tor taking the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Forshee and Benny. / . I Ohio State Examination Mr. and Mrs. Mike Forshee and son, Mike, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. complete and only 12 TANABURBRIDGE BIU., Y BURBRIDGE DANNY BURBRIDGE John Nltz, 'Sherrie, Sheila and John, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas weeks . Class begin s June Knight, all of Barberton, Ohio. 12 . .For more inform1llon Mr. and Mrs. James Heighes, Mille and Shawn of Naberscontact lee E. Tyler, 446· TIIREE MEMBERS of one family will graduate from the Meigs High School on June 6 4)67 . vllle , IU., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gbeer, Wellsville, Ohio; Mr. · when comm~ncement is held ln the Larry Morrison Auditorium. They are Danny Lee, Tana No. 7S·01·0471B Lynn, and Billy John, sons and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ancll Burgrldge, .Route 2, Albany. . ~ WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? NEWSPAPER " CARRIER WANTED . FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA PHONE It tWEEN I AM •ncl 5 PM Bernice Bede Osol Meigs ·Property Transfers Moy 18, 1978 Richard L. Haggerty to ThiS >om1ng year you won't be satigfied with the status Quo Larry 0. Hudnall, Phyllis V. where your work or ca reer Is Hudnall, lot, Middleport . concerned . A more ambitious Florestine Wyatt to Gay P. you will be seeking a higher Gillenwater, I acre, Rutland. rung on the ladder. Gay P. Gillenwater, Vona TAUIIUS (April 20·May 20) Ybu 'li do fine loday so long as B. Gillenwater to Robert D. you can gel someone else to Adkins, Kay F. Adkins , carry out your tasks. It' s not parcels, Rutland. likely you 'lf ,do much about R. E. Parcell, Margaret K. them yourselt Having !rouble selecting a eareer ? Send for Parcell to Thomas Harold your co~y _o) 1\slro·G raph Lei· l.ovdal, Lynn Terry Lovdal, ter by rnarrrrg 50 cents for each parcels, Scipio. and a IO,J1Q. sell-addressed . Emma Williams to Roger' stamped envelope ro AstroAdams, right of way , Graph, P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station . N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Rutland, Scipio. speclly birlh sign . GEMINI (May 21·June 20) It you find yourself fa ced with a· financia l dilemma today , look in to the mirror to fi nd o ut who is to blame . CANCER (June 21-July 22) Feeling thai nobody cares for you or that you don·r belong is merely th.e ~esu lt of one ol , OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO thoSe penodtc moods Tr y to RITA L. SMITH, shake it all . ~laintift, LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 You cou ld cha nge yo w mind so many lime s today that one of l~l Wanted lo-Uuy LARRY A. SMITH , Defendant OlD FUR NIT U R~ . rce bo)(e i , brass beds . iron bed~ et c., co mplete household s. Wrrte M D Miller . Rt 4. Pomero y Ohto or co li Q91 -7760. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Preasanr srreet, Ashland . wtnd up cos ti ng you money . .uaos, Oh i o will take notice on !he 15th day of November , 1977, Rita L. Smith flied her Comp la int agains t him in tt1e Common Pl eas Court of Meigs county , Ohio, case No . NO IH:M TOO Lorge o r too srnoll. Wrll buy I ptec e or complet e hou 5ehold . New . used 0 1 on ti quc s. Molllll ~ furn i t ure 20 N . 2nd St Mrddlepor t Phone and other rei i ef on ground5 of gross neg l ect Of duty and ex tre me crue lty . You are required lo answer lhl ! co mplaint within twenty . CHIP qn-6370 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Take 16.643. praying for divorce care that key career contac ts don ' t !eel you are empirebuilding today . L oo k out l o r more tha n j us t N o . 1. WOOO Po l es rna)( . drome le• I(J on largest end . SB per ton . Bundled ~l o b , $6 per ton . De lr vered t o Ohro Pollet Co +U 2, Pome roy 992· 1689. SCORPIO (Oct.14-Nov . 22) You eighl days atter 1he last mayhavetocontendwilhsome mner tu rmo 1l today whe re your better nature want s you to d o one th ing and your less -noble side another SAGtTIARIUS (Nov . 23·Dec. 21) Today you may attemp1 to outsmart someone who got lhe in a bus1ness dea l better of you p u b l ica t io n . the la st pub l ica t io n Is on the 1711"1 day of May . 1978 . o r iudoment by default will be rendered aga inst you . Lerry Spencer , Cle rk of Courst ot Meigs Coun ty , Oh io . (AI 5 . 12. 19 , 26 (51 3. 10 . 17 . 7t c GOOD U)(:l) tra ct or wit h hydroulr{ 3 pi hrt ch 742·307 4. SCASH S lor 1unl.. cars Frye 's 1ruclo. and Aut o Ports . Wrecke r ) cnnce . Tr re sole and Rep01r Rutland , 742 2081 or PerrnLOil , 742-ql75. agatn. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Failure to heed the sou nd advice o l an assoc iate today could cause you a severe and unnecess a ry problem Don ' t thi nk only your ideas are supe· rior AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) In orde r to get o thers to hustle your gr ips lor you today , you might make them some pro m· ~~es you ' re not too serio us about keep1ng PISCES (Feb. 2G-March 20) Unfortunately . you may be dealing with someone today who cannot be taker' at face value . Leave too much to c hance . and the resu l ts will be disappointing ARIES (Morch 2t-Aprll19) Feel· ings are running exceptiona lly strong today . Ha rsh words can easily ensue. oon·t try 10 buck the tide, especially with your mate . I NEWSPA.P~A ENTERPRISE A. SS N I MIAMI tUPi l - Hard· hitting lin ebac ker Mike "(,'runch" Kalen , who missed only one game in five seasons before ope rations oo both knees, Tuesday announced his retirement from the Miami Dolphins. Kolen, who operates a real estate business and a physical fitness center in Montgomery , said he decided to retire because, " I just haven 't responded to the rehabilitati on pro gram (Urerapy) in the off season." NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAK LEVY FOR MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DlSTR ICT Noti ce is hereby given t ha t In pursuance of a resolution ot the Board of Educat ion of th e Me i 9s Local Schoo l District adopted on March 21th. 1978. there will be submllled to a vote o f the electors ot s aid School D is trict at a Speci al Election 10 be held tnerein on June 6. 1978 , at tt1e reoul ar pieces ot voting there in , !he question of levying a lax In the sum of Si x Hundred Eighty Thousand Dollars IS680,000 .00) per year for Three Years, beginn ing with a levy on the 1978tax lis t and dupl icate for the purpo se ot Cu rrent expenses of th e Meigs Local S~hool D istri ct to pr'event the temporary cl osing or permanent closing ot one or more schoo l s with in he school d i strict . The est i mated average addil 1onal ta x rate outs ide of the limitation imposed by Sect ion 2ot Article XII , Ohio Conslitution . as cert if ied bv the County Auditor is Ten mills tor each one dollar or 'll!luellon . wh ich amounts to One Dollar for each one f'lu nd'red dollars ot valuat ion . The polls for uid elect ion w i tt oe open at 6 : 30a .m .• and rem a in open until 7 :30p .m .. of said day . By order of the Board of Elections of Me ios County , Oh io Dated ' May s. 1978 E rhest A. Winoett Chairm11n Dorothy M. Johns ton Director IS J 10, 11 , 2.4, Jtc From the dependable name in time -- .... BULOVA QUARTZ DIGITALS lithe dial reads Bulova, you have a digital watch you can count on ... lor quality, accuraH. performance and style. Come In, see our full selection ol Bulova Quartz Olgitals now 6,000 BTU 11,000 BTU AC063A1A Reg.l2tf.95 12,000 BTU AH127A10 Reg . 5439,, AH112A2A Rtt. SS49.95 . SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL '2291 Hurry While They Lastl '35fl '37SOO Hurry While They Lastl O II R·value 2 1 I I I III 1I 3 o. (onoe 8UV Cub Scout ).r:e 10 Phone II I I I II I I I City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 lit Sbeet ' MAlE AND fem a le AKC regrs tered Old English Sheep ·. dog s 985·4111 o • ~7 · 1205 . Point Pleasant (304) 675-246{1 MF ISO Drese l · MF135 Dr e5e l · MF \ b5 Diesel . MF285 Diese l . MFIJ35 Die:t.el . Cob .· air & heo ter . NEW & USED IMPlEMI::: NT~ : Mf-9 Bol er · MF IO Boler · MF120 Bol er Matthew~ Rotary Scythe MF880 Semi. mounled 6 bo t· tom Pl ow MF570 I 2" Di sc · Mf. 200 2 Row Cho pper · MF39 2 Row Plante r s Mechon• co l Trom plont er conditiOn your with Co-op . water soHener, Model UC-SVt. Now Only •219.95 IWO J pt ece bedroom surtes, mople hutch . gla ss dood . Moytog wrrnger Woshet 1 ~ tonds \ dre sser I bose Cobmet I elec lrrc t ange 2 <Obtneh I round table dr op ONl: 1956 Fot T1octor .800 senes. le o! l orrnt co top , 1 book ca'oe . $3000 . Tractor overhauled in I chorr loll of 1977 C"onlml bed W . ( •ow. 99'2 '2692 . doy and ~92 2561 eventng ~ let us test your water Free Pomeroy La~dmark Q.,:!_ack w. Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone 992-2181 -· I RUCK RUN~ good good Nl:t:DED )river corns . htghest pttces potd Colt 74/ /31~ otter AUlOMATIC WA)H(:~ and dr·yer . Moytog $75 lo r both . Coil HUBBARDS 1 1 1e ~ $15Q q49 71i01 l'l()lj ~ORO 4 whe el dr•ve .• 196(1 ;,, ro t d tr v ck port~ 19.68 ~ or d cor LTD 1463 ~ okqn L wheel lrarl er / 4'1 L\74 . GREENHOUSE ·, 991-5776 Check our low , low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,· Open Mon . thru Sat . 9 til s Sunday 1ti 1s ~UZUKI season TMIO<J Roced one b' 'ellcnt condtlt on uoo. 84J-2o22 POTACH, FERlO-PELS rwO USI:D choin saws . good con dr t 1on . & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark PICKUP tt vd( Heavy 'duly wtt h roppl•r Mu~ ! se:l l Syracuse, 0 . Bedding Plants, Potted Plants. Dish Gardens , Hanging Baskets . Vegetable Plants . l ~'l<l 9n 33o4. 19b6'cH~VY Pome roy Home ond Alro . 1975 FO~O VAN Fully ~ ustomrt · ed J5t P S fl .B.. $JBOO ~ut c h Housh o r coli 992 -5037 or q49 /507 e ... enlt1g5 1978 RM 115 ~u;ukr Otrt Brk e . 1 mo . old . b :<el lenl Co ndr t ron Needs cor 94q 7410 ----------, ! II Equipment Co. II I I I qn.nss SHINN S TRACTO~ SAllS Phone.ll5!:1· 1630 leon . W. Vo , Phone 992-2181 HO NUA 90 lor :<.o le Good !!hope t:ldon Walburn . qq2 1B05 MEIGS I I I I POMEROY, 0. PH. 992·2176 .L--------- Jfjlb9 OfiH ~TA llON wagon . 4· spee-d . ~to rt s ond runs very good . $400. '1'12 -Jaqo . OA ~ T Spor t Coupe . 6 cyl. auto . AM ·FM 8-trock . A C , Very clean . 985 ·3542. aft er 6 pm . 1974 OO DGt 1966 DODG[ V·8. SibS . qqj-5240 . 2.00 1 PINTO. New radi al lrr es, ~ shocks auto . Irons .. 48 ,000 miles 992.7785, alter • 1974 new METAL TENNIS RACKET pm . Good co nd1tr o n . Phon e 9<?7 -3140 • Gut Strung • Steel Frame 1973 MONH CARlO londou P .S.. I' .B.. A C AM B· trock ste reo . ~ )(ce ll en t cond ttron . S1700 . 8<13·7622 • Sized H~ndle Regular '5.99 TOWEL RIOT 1q73 BUICK tE SABRE. . Mu>l sell . Co li 949 1507 ever1ings . 1%8 FORO l TO 992-6309. MAL~ AK( regts tered Old Englls.h !lheepdog 985 · .4 Il l or 7 p!Tl ' 9n.nos WANHO 10 buy wood burnrng • coot.. slave Sewrng rnochine 1970 HORNH $450 Good ~ hope . cobt ne t 1! reoso nobly prrced . 741 3007. 99'1 Jtd tl ···--· WANTED 10 buy wood burn1ng ,.-......;_.....;;, ~ni!.IDg .,........~ coot.. sto..,e 5ew rng rnochrne cabrnct . rl reo~onobl y pn ced . 1 MU~l MO VE cops and campers . purebred Rhode Island Red Our l os'.> your gain ot Codner 's roos ter Camper s 1q72 TAG· A·lONG 18 II YARD SAU: !~ tort-. Sot . May 13 {noon ) thr oLg h Sot MO'f 10. f.urnrt ure opp ltonce !. TV gos heaters . lent ( omper . em pet remnants lm en!i and spreads, rfltSC. househo ld good\ toys ond d olhe-. I mtle !rom lang!ivdlc on CR 10 { De~ t er Rd .) I' hone 1411668 GAHAGE SAH F11 odn Sot 8 10 5 C hildre n~ d o thmg loy!a and tntS C. tlerm Al so 1971 Ponlro c l or SbOO l oc a ted ot Jer ry l:lurk€1 's , res rden ce t~ or th of Cheslet , Ohr o on SH 7. Turn oft on CR 36 . 3 mtles. 18 Inch · Portable GRILL s•noo REGULAR 89' We hm the selection as always al the best price! 2"" $100 J AND 4 R.V lu rn 1shed onJ un fur nr!ihed opts, Phone qrn 543<1 $}99 To$}599 ENTIRE STOCK SHORT SLEEVE TOPS COU NTRY MOBILE Home Pork Ro ul e 13 north of Pomeroy Lorge lots Coll992·7479 25 % ()(f SI::NIOR CITIZENS Our new renter~ assistance , you may be able to lr ve in ou r apollmenl l o• le:ss thon SSO o month . For more rnf o r1.molton. contact Vdloge Manor Apartments . 10 11. 50 2 bedroom mobile horne •n REGULAR PRICE SELECT FROM OVER 4,00 EACH STORE Great Buys. Polyester and cotton bl ~nds , ll'fions., polyester, 5~lect lrom str lpe3, pr ints, ttora ls or soli ds Crew nKk:S, collar styles. V necks. moe turtlenecks Get your summer needs now Missey S M l and extra larg~ siLes. qq7 . 7787 adults PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THRU SUNDAY!! Ho crr1e area. ~2 · 5858 . MIDOLl:Pmn . Offic spoc~ 1000 sq II a ir con dit raned. corpe ted Ground floor . Corner lo( ot •on. Call 992 -lb31 . OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT POLY LATEX COAl LIMESTONE , sand, grovel . colcrurn chloride , lertilrzer. dog tood and all types ol sal!. l:::x · celsror Salt Works , In<. , E. Mo ln ~~ Pomeroy . 997.3991. ~hone H2 22'10 . For more Information contact Lee E. Tyler, • No . 75-02-0472 B _ PAINT BUCKEt 31e ' PLENTY INTEIItiO« ()« EXTERIOR OF FREE PARKING COMPARE AT ra .U ENROLL NOWI 4 Qt .. p •••• 49' ·IATILE SHIP GREV beginning and advanced Typtng and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Busin•ss College. Weekdays or night classes. Both are being offered. - Sale Priced! HOUSE Rl:OUCE SAFE & lost with C.oSese 1ablets & E·Vop " water ptll s Nelson Drug _ FOUR FAMilY Garage Sole at lyle Swain 's resrdence . l ocust G1ove Rood, above Eastern aESl SHI:CTION ol the best wood High School . May 19 8 10. • \ lov es ln Southeastern Ohto, Clo th es, all sii.es . IO'fS , baby Jo tu l Morse , Elel . lirollo. furniture , misc . 985 · ~119 . 1 empwood ond Nofhuo. Zion Heal Co 8 flutnom Dr . (oil Milt YAon RDNew SAL~limo . Fri. Mond , Rutland St ) Athens. t>I4 ·S92 ·6079 or o odSol. . Fred Wolle 6l4bGI61 l 87 resoden ce . Children s tlorhes. 446-4167. We ne ... er St>f'm to h;tvt> enough. so hurr'f on rn tor 'fOUr supply J:ior Heut I SAlt: IN SIDE Syrocu~e Trad er Pork \9th , Chester Umted Methodist Chu~ch hom 8 om to ; e_m. SALTED PEANUTS BBQ ARC RAFT ~A VI: NOW Free cartopy. trre and bo ltle cov er w1lh eoch new tol d down tdl May 26th .. 25' 7 Bunk House S6.615 now SS 2 <~9 25". W':::. Dclul(e AC now Sb999 Mrnr motor\ We s.e ll !iervrc e and quality. Ope" ttll 7 prn Sat & Sun 4 pm Ca mp (onley )torcrolt Soles Rt 62 nor1h of Pt Pleasant . JWO BEDROOM Trailer onl y 991 332.4 . Moy 12 oz. Bag • ~I 9-<1 . lrarler acr oss from Sole m Street PentHorl . Hutlond , Hair dtyet s wtg ten · nts rocquel gall shoes cool s, home OCCCSSO IU:.' !o clothrng . 1 deep frye• , f rl Nerel NOJV/ !!e lf · A I. co ntorned Travel Tro1ler qq7 .31q4 or 992 -3.459. \'ard Sale ·LIGHT ~EY ·TILE RED DARK GREEN MEMORIAL DAY OUR BEST! CEMETERY SPRAYS CHAIR LAWN Up To 16" Lon1 Select tram 7 slyles. Mum s, ros~s , ct'lrn.!ltlons 11nd dah llu . On S11le Now, while the'f last . Rea. '1.19 WE'll HELP YOU TO GET RUDY FOR SUMMER, COME - SEE FOR YOURSUFII MEMORIAL DAY FLORAL CROSS h1ular 1.19 1 ROSE. CARNAIION. DAHliA • 20"' HEIGHl · MAN'f' COLORS I'OI.V ARIIFICAl 92~ I I I1 International .d Open Frt ay Harvester Till LO Op.m. For Your I NIW ldea Shopping I Equipment conven ience.J \ 971 CAOillAC ElDORADO. Clean. excellent condition . flhone 992· 7462 . SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12· there will be an o~ning tor These values are for one inch of loose·fill insulation. lq76 CHEVROLH CU5i"OM Delu xe ' • ton pickup $j 400 . low m rl eoge . Re e d sv ille 61-4 -378 -6311 . RISING STA R Kennel Boar ding Indoor and au tdoor runs . Groorn.ing oil b reeds . Clean san it ary faciliti es. Chesh1re Ph one (61<1) 367 ·0"192, I U.S . FIBER ROCK WQOl FliER GlASS . (b 14) b9B -32'10 '191 7b(J7 lHRE£ FAMILY Garage So le . Thu rs., 8 Frr. May 18 19 . 10 to 7. Men '' · woman 's clothrng . tiedspreods. curtains drshe:t.. glasswa re , prC iu re frame s and other It ems. I mi le ott Rt 7 an ~ ~f . 12.. . on Rut la nd Rood . 4 I 212 E. Main Pomeroy, ro -AND Ends Sole R·VAlUE COMPARISON CHART water . UIED TRACTORS MFI35 O ie ~el oY~F730 Diesel · rq]J SUPER BEETLE . $1700 . Reeds.., rlle . Ohio 014 ·378 -0331 al ter 6 pm . ODDS l ii~ OCCOll cou ld lower , brusse ll ~ pr o ut s egg plants . heed letture ~ wee! pe pper5 . hungo11on wo)( ~ee l banana,, chtlr peppers. 1-'lu ~ mqny diller en t . . urrelr e~ . , o f tomato plants. rnony krnd ~ o l hanging bask e t ~ end pot /l owers . larg e variety ol an · nuo l ~ in fla ts. ( l eland f.o11n~ and , Greenh o u~e flo ctne Geraldine Cleland 1473 l'l YMOUTH , .$300 and o.,, un)e loon . Morrne 2 woy VH ~ FM radio- t el ephone. SJI;. Anlrque S1nge• lreodle se wtng rnochrne . $100 . Lr~e new t -304· 77J ·577!! let Pomeroy landmark CABBAGE HOOF HOllOW Horses . Buy, sell !rode or t rain. New and used soddles. Ruth Reeves : Albany . 19 . [oio_ _ _ _~~~~~:'!'!~~~~~~':"'----~ M . cou111 1ng mo chur e l' h one 99'/ ·1156. The Ootly ~enltnel I I I . Court '::.tree! Pome10y. Ohro YOLiNG AOU t,T) o f Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of lotler Uoy So•nls wt ll hold mr~c so le in Rocine on SR 338 across from g rade sc hoo l on lhur s.. Fri and Sot . 9-J. Num erou~ onltques, la wn n"~owe rs . Iorge ·and sma ll a ppliances . clothes of oil sites .• muc h more. Some th ing lor everyone . rWO FAMilY Yard Sole Mot 18& MACHINE .RENTAL •2500 PER DAY llNII·MA II( BU~H O U GH~ LAHGI::: FIVI: Family Sole . Thurs.. Frr a nd So t . if needed . 9 om lo :.1 pm ot Hobert Hayes , leaving )yro(Use on Rt. 12-4 . Lots of baby clo thes . ~o rne childrer1s and adult clothes, toys , baby l umi t ure , ~orne rnis<. items . WAN1 TO buy Used Qq']. J757 after 5 prn butldmg , 1nd St reet. Thu rs ., and Fri . Door s unlo(ked ol 10 00 until 5 00 . l o ts o f chi ldren 's clo thes , boys · rnfonl to 4 , girls · rn lant to 11. drapes . toys . etc . WESTINGHOUSE' AIR CONDITION~RS EED A WATER SOFTENER? saHen & ~· 4 . 19 74 PONliAC CATALINA , outorno ltc orr co ndrtioned . $1100. Ph one991 -3890 . YARD SAl~ Wed ., lhurs .. frL 17th, 18th & 19 th ot Ash St ~obert ~mrth s res rd ence behrnd the g r ode school lo ts o l A von bonles g l os~wore . relr1gerotm and some lur · nrlute. Senco • Oren - or U.S. Fiber Insulation obO>~e liMBI::R POMI:R OY Foreil Pro· ducts Top pnce f or stand in g so w trrnbc r Coli 9<12 5965 or Kent Hanby 1 446 ·8570 WANTED unrlorm ranges . Trme r,. docil. . glas s win · do w rr1 door el( I gold ond I whr1e . $225 eoch . Con be seen at l<tngsbury Home Soles , 1100 C. Moin ~ t. . Pomeroy . 747-:JIOO b~droorn 1973 Dorion t-4 >: bO 'J bedroom 1977 Vi ctorian 14 )( 67 :J bedwarn . : "/.both 1911 Coven iry 1.2 ~ o; J bedr oom 1969 l:.tolesrnon 11 x bO 2 bedroom . YA Jm P'ets for sale rwo N~W lpppo n Deluxe electm mb MUSTANG AUTOMATI C. COINS . CUHfUNCV to ken~ . old poc k e t watche s and chains . sdv er and gold We need 196<1 and old er srl..,er cor n ~ Buy . se ll or trad e . (all lol' o ger Womsley , 742·7331 - and end up behind the B-ball once 24, Jtc vs. No . 16, 643 two thing s happens : You ' ll gel - NOTICE BY too co ntu sed to do anything o r PUBLICATIONlull yo u rse lf 1nto a false sense Larry A. Smi th , addr ess ol sec uri:y . unknown , but whose last · known address WliS 230 So mebod y's s uppOJI yo u ·ve lo ng, ~orked for may suddenjy be Withdrawn today Do what you ·can to prevent t his It co uld tO , 17, wont to buy 01 se ll somethmg , oe lookr ng lor wot.k .. , or whatever .. you 'll get results foJ; Ier wi th a ~&ntmel Wont Ad . Coli q9'l·7156 SA U On 33B. 3 t nil e~ Hop ne across !rom Racine loclo.s ond Dam. Bumper pool table . Apo,che lold·dowrr ca mper , clolhrng , kr11 ck s ' knocks ond much mOte . Hom cancel s. Thurs . Moy 18. only . t'or Sal• l:l & !:! MOBilE HOME~ . Pt. Ple a· U~t:D fSI:AUTY Shop equrpment lor son!, W , Vo . besrde He ck s one operator . 614·:167 751-4. l t/7] fSroodmore 1.4 • "64 2 IF YOU hove a ser 'lt{IJ t o ofl et Doro t hy M . Johnston Director May 8, 1978 Dat ed : COMMO~':,[~:s COURT I t 'orSalc \ard~e Not ice is .hereby given that in pursuance of a n~solulion of the Board of Education of the Et1stern Lo ca l School Distri c t adopted On March 14th , 19 78, there will be su bmit ted to a vote of the ~ le c tors ot said School District at a Special Election to be held therein on June"" 6, 1978, a! the regu lar place s of vo ting therein , the question of l evying a tax in the sum of One Hundred Forty Thousand Dollars ( $140 ,000.00 ) per year for One Year , beginning with a levy on the 1978 lax list and duplicate tor the purpose of Current expenses of th e Eastern Local School Di stri ct to prevent the te1nporary closmg or permanent closing of Qn e or more schoo l s within the' sc hool distri ct. The estimated average additional tilx rate outside ot . the limitation Imposed by Section 2 of Art icle XII, Ohio Cons IiI uti on, as ce rtified by the County Auditor is Ten mills for each one dollar of valuation, wh ich amounts to One Dolla r for each one hundred dollars of valul!ltion . The polls for sai d electiOn will be open at 6 :30a .m ., and rema in open unlit 7 : 30p .m ., o f said day . By order of th e. Board of Elec ti ons of Meigs County, Oh io . Ernest A . W inge tt Chairman PER BAG 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL ASTRO•GRAPH ,; ': 1t,~ . 1•. 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday , May 11, 1978 · For Thuradoy, Moy 18 NOTICE OF ELECTION OF TAK LEVY FOR EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT POINT PLEASANT or MASON �:1 s - The Daily Sentinel, Mid&eport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, May 17,1978 Social Security information. Q. I'm getting married later this year. Since I receive SSI payments, I was wondering if I have to report my marriage to · social security. Do I' A. Yes. People.who get SSI checks should report - any changes which may affect their eligibility for payments or the amount of their payments. These include changes in marital status, income, resources, and living arrangements. You can make your report to any social sec~rity office. JOHN KAUFF has been 'named as 1978 Meigs CoWlty Director of The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Bike-a-Thon. The event will take place Saturday, June 3, beginning at noon, at the Middleport Marina. Cystic Fibrosis is a nearly-always fatal disease that inflicts primarily young people. The Bike-A-Thon will raise money for research Ulward finding a cure for the disease . Riders are asked to pick up their sponsor sheets at the following locations : WMPO , Meigs High School, Meigs Jr . High School, Dutton Drug Co .. or Southern Ohiu Insurance Services. Those who would like to sponsor a rider. but have not yet been contacted are asked to conta ct John at 99Zoli6lll. r------------------ --._.. i Mason County I I j News Notes . 1 By Alma Marshall MA.SUN - The Mason Extension Homemakers held their •Mother and Daughter Banquet on Friday evening at Mrs. Perry's Bounty Table. Ravenswood, W. Va . Twenty-six guests and members attended. A short memorial servtce was held for Mrs. Lawrence rUllian l Roush . a former club member. Mrs. Roush reared 13 children, and two preceded her in death . Mrs. Sarah Spencer conducted the service and said, "She will alway's be remembered by neighbcrs and friends, there was nothin g she would not do to help." The service was closed with silent prayers. Ashort Mother 's Day prog ram was held with the following participating : Mrs. Cecil Smith read "What is Mother," and Mrs. Alburtice Young, gave a reading entiUed, "Mother 1978 Model." Mrs. Laurene U!wis read a portion of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale's Book telling about the presidents and how they felt about their mothers, Ca lvin Coolidge , they say, used to sit down ooce in a while and give 15 minutes to just thinking abcut his mother. Mr. Eisenhower one day spent ten minutes ~!lini Dr. Peale about his mother whom he said he reg~ as the wisest human belng he eve r met. He said she got her wisdom right out of, the Brble. A game was played which consisted of the homemakers and mothers guessing the names of sons and daughters of Fresh Styles For Young Women With Super Fashion Awareness White Black Patent $1300 to $2rx' HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. Priced From "Middle Upper Block" .Pomerov , Ohio 9 a.m.· 5 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. & Sat. 9 a.m .- 8 p.m . Fri. Closed Sunday may still qtiaUfy for SSI payments If he or she agrees to sell the ezcess assets within a specified time. SSI payments received before the sale of the assets may have to be repaid out of the proceeds of the sale. For more information, contact any 50cial security office. Q. My aunt is not com- pletely blind, but her vision is so poor that she ·ca n no longer Doctor of ministry •• application must be filed within ·3 months after the month of the worker's death . Survivors benefits for you and your children may be payable . starting with the month your husband died. degree is conferred·· Rev. Dr. Richard M: be left alone. She's living with Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. us now . The doctor says her Clarence Bailey, 119 Seever visision will never improve. St., Springfield, formerly Can she get SSI payments? A. Under the SSI law, Middleport residents, received his Doctor of " blind" means vision no Q. Back in January, better than 2().200 in the decided to hire a madi to do, Ministry Degree recently. better eye even with glasses, my housecleaning . One of my The degree was conferred Q. My brother is severaly or tunnel vision (limited friends just told me that I'm by Dr. Charles Brown of the Theological handicapped. He can't !l'ork visual field of 20 degrees or supposed to pay social United less). If your aunt's visual security taxes orl my maid's Seminary, Dayton. Others and he has no income. Can he assisting were ,Rev . Dr. impairment meets Ibis salary. Is he right' get SSI payments? definition , she may qualify Clayton T. Rammler, A. If you pay a household A. To be eligible for SSI on the basis of disability, a for SSI payments. But, if a worker, such as a maid, $50 association minister for the person eligible for SSI is or more in cash wages in a Southwest Ohio Assn . of the person must have a physical Q. I have very little income, or mental impairment which · living in another person's calendar quarter, you must United Church of Christ, and but I do own some property prevents him or her from household, the payment deduct social security tax Rev. Dr. Roy C. Snyder, and other assets . Because of doing any substantial work amount may be rediced. For from the wages. The tax rate associate conference my resources, I'm probably and which is expected to last more information, contact a for, 1978 is 6.05 percent. You minister for the · Indiana not eligible for SSI. Could I at least 12 months or to result oocial security office. pay an equal amount as the Kentucky conference of the get payments If I sell the in death . If your brother employer, and send the total United Church of Christ. The ·property ' Q. An uncle of mine died taxes to the Internal Revenue ceremony was conducted at meets this definition of A. An individual may be disability and the other SSI recently . He had no depen- Service. The report form, the United Churches of Christ REV .. DR. BAILEY eligible for SSI with eligibility requirements, he dents, so I know social "Employer's Quarterly Tax in Fort Recovery, Ohio, and resources of up to $1,500. Not may qualify for payments. security survivors benefits Return for Household Em- . in Salamonia, Ind., where the all resources are counted. If a The people in any social aren'l payable. But, Isn't ployees (for Social Rev. Dr. Bailey serves as Seminary and through the peroon 's countable resources security office can help him there a 1ump-sum death Security). " is available at pastor. exceed the limit, the person file an application. payment? Who gets that? any IRS office. The report for Dr. Bailey attended South Consortium for Higher A. Ordinarily, the lump- the January-March quarter High School in Springfield. Education Religion Studies. ' Dr .. and Mrs. Bailey are sum death benefit of $25~ is of 1978 is due by April30, 1978. He received a bachelor of other club members and their professions. Mrs. ·George paid'to the worker's widow or science degree from Wright -presently touring Israel. Mrs. Carson won the prize for guessing the most: Door prizes were widower. When there is no Q. Both my husband and I State University, and a Bailey, a registered nurse, is given to Mina Smith and Mrs. Eddie Carson. widow or widower, the lump- will be 60 soon and plan to master of divinity degree the former Sandra Sue Attending were Clara Williams, Sarah Willis, Phyllis sum death benefit may be retire. I've worked_ fQ,r 20 from the United Theological Hoffman, Indianapolis, Ind. Gilkey, Ann Blake, Beverly Gregory and U!igha, Joyce used to help pay the worker's years, oo I'll be eligible for Seminary. Rev. Bailey's Dr. and Mrs. Bailey reside at Carson , .Mrs. Eddie Carson, Mrs. Edna Roush, Mrs. Matilda burial expenses. Any social social security benefits on my doctoral work was done 308 S. Main St., in Fort Noble, Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Mina Smith, Mrs. Elaine security office can tell you own work record. The through United Theological Recovery. Grogan, Mrs. Laurene U!wis, Mrs. l-eSter Johnson, Mrs. who can apply for the lump- question is : Should I take my Margie Rickard, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, sum pa yment and what own retirement payments, or. Mrs. Alma Marshall, Mrs. Helen FeU, Mrs. Helen Barton, Mrs. documents will be needed. get wife's benefits on my Stewart, Melanie Mossman, Gladys Riley, Ruth Walker, Robin husband 's record? Foreman, Valerie Hickman, Gertrude· Mitchell, Jane Wah Zerkle, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Q. Because of a serious illA. Whenever a person is · Chapman, Sherry Hickman, Susan Kinca id, Christy Kincaid, David Smith and Mrs. Cectlia Harris. ness, my husband was unable eligible for social security Peggy HuH , Betty Ross, Jody Noble, Cheryl !.ish, Cathy to work for over a year before benefits on more than one NEW HAYEN - Five area ladies went on a Greyhound his death last month. I know work record, the benefit Breeman, Catherine Smith, Judy Reynolds, Kelly Reynolds , bJs tour to Dallas, Texas. They included Mrs. Wilda Coleman, the children 'and I can get payable is equal to the larger Kathryn Johnson, Lynn Kitchen, Lois Test, Edna Roush . Miriam Sisson, Mary Capehart, Jackie Sisson, Mary Mrs. Thelma Roush, Mrs. Estyl Clark, Mrs. U!nna Sayre and survivors · payments, but a amount. lf you've had high friend told me that disability earnings, it's likely that your Sisson, Joyce Redman, Dorothy Long, Bonnie McFarl!tnd, Mrs. Mina Johnson . While in Dallas, they dined at the Hilton Hotel, and saw an benefits might be payable, own retirement payment will . Gladdie Stewart, Claudia Thomas, Ruby Jones, Margaret be higher than a wife's Pickens, Shirley Tucker, Carol Proffitt, Vivian Fry and Helen Art Linkletter show, attended a,rodeo and a barbecue . They too . Is this true' A. Yes. An application for benefit. At 60, a wife gets 50 Barton. visited the place where Kennedy was shot and saw a huge disability benefits can be percent of what her husband Kathryn Wood, Annette Johnson, Beverly Gregory, U!igha Memorial in memoriam. They also saw several other filed after a disabled worker is entitled to at 65. The people Gregory, Linda Reynolds, Mary Smith, Helen Ellison, Melanie interesting sights. dies.lf the claim is approved. in any social security office Sisoon, Marcia Sisson, Eulah Redman, Lori Redman, Mary Thirty -ooe passengers made up the tour which lasted one back payments may be made can tell you whether you'll Mt Farland, Robin Stewart, Ann Smith, Lilah Zerkle, Joyce week . for some months preceding get a higher amount on your Carson, Betty Thomas, Frances Oliver, Angie Proffitt and the death of the worker. The record or on your husband's. Rev. Evelyn Maring. WEST COLUMBIA- The Mason Extension Homemakers Mason Persunals attended the Salem Community Church on Sunday evening and Johnny Grueser, formerly of Mason, and now of Syracuse, enjoyed 11\e program which was dedicated to the Mason Terry Chambers, Lori and Marcie, Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Extension Homemakers. Miss Sandra Fowler was in charge of Mrs. Robert Chambers and Dan, Mary Kay Quintana and Ohio, is a patient at University Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. He is the Mother's Day program. Sandra, besides a very good Nickey of Midland , Pa., Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Roush, Mr. Alex seriously ill. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser, poetess and receiving national acclaim, is also a good leader. Fox, all of East Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fox, Mr. and Mason. Mrs. Mike Ryan, Racine, Ohio and Mrs. Edward Ryan, Pastor of the church, Rev . George Hoschar welcomed the Mrs. Jack Fox, Mrs. Mary Woodall and Tyson, Mrs. Wilma Mason, went 1o Roanoke, Va. on Wednesday and visited a few guests , and presented each a red rose. The Homemakers have Blake and granddaughter, Valerie, all of Clifton. days with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan, Mark and P. J. expressed appreciation for the thoughtfulness <1. the pastor MASON - The Mason United Methodist Women held the Mrs. William Strunk, Princeton, N. J . spent a week and members. annual Mother ·- Daughter banquet on May 8 in the Mason visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Ryan . Mrs. Robert McDermitt led in group singing accompanied United Methodist church social room. Mrs. Harold Smith visited last week with her mother, Mrs. by Jane Ann VanMatre at the plano. She also accompanied The entertainment for the evening was provided by the Dora Birchfield, at Findlay, Ohio. several others. · Wahama High School chorus under the directlo~ of Kay Mr. Clarence Baier is a patient at Pleasant V'llley Special singing was P'ovided by Mlsa Gewanna Johnson • Hoffman. Hcj§pital. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Johnson, who sang "You Members and gue•"ts registerining included Earlene · Mr. and Mrs. Stan Saunders and family of Columbus Ugh! Up My Ufe." Other inspiring songs were sung by Betty Bumgardner, Emily Bumgardner, Cecilia Harris, Hazel visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel on Williams of Rutland, Ohio, and the Rev . Hoschar who was Smith, Maureen King, Sarah Spencer, Gladys Thomas, Evelyn Saturday. accompanied by Bill Smith, who played the guitar. The Rev . Proffitt, Lori' Chapman, Patty Mossman, Lorene Harless, Mrs. Phillip Smith and Patti Jo of LexingUln, Ky . visited lloschar and Mr. Smith also sang a duet. By special request, a Betty Foreman, Joy Foreman. • over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, New song, "Until Then," was dedicated to Mrs. Evelyn Stewart. Doona Knapp, June Sayre, Freda Wolf, Carol Hickman, Haven, and with Mr. and Mrs. Granville Smith and Tommy at Other participants who took part In recitations, etc. wiU be Evelyn Powell, Dorothy Kincaid, Sally Ross, Amy Ross , Betty Leon, W. Va . named later. Lish, Darla Fowler, Hazel Jewell, Mazine Arnold, Lisa Homemakers attending ,.ere MNI. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Sarah Speneer, Mrs. Catherine Smith, all of Maoon ; Mrs. Gertrude Prestoo, Mrs. Lall!'ene Lewis, Mrs. Nancy On this da y in historr.: VanMeter, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Roberta Young , aU of In 1792, 24 brokers met in Cllftoo, and Mrs. Alma Marshall, New Haven. New York City and formed th e New Yor k Stock CLIFTON - A family gathering was held during the Exchange . weekend at the home of Mrs. Mollie Fox and son, Joe , ln !954, the United States celelrating Mother's Day and Mrs. Fox's 86th birthday on Supreme Court ruled racial Sunday, May 14. A picnic style dinner was held on Saturday so segregation in public schools that the families could leave for their homes ln Ohio, and was unconstitutional. i Illinois oo Sunday . All of her SOIIIJ and daughters attended e~cept Mrs. Robert Sprouse of Phoenix, Arizona, who was unable to make the trip . Mollie received many nice glfta, and a large number of cards from neighbors and friends. Mrs. Fox is a Gold Star Gallipolis Business College Mother. is oHering the accredited \ Many more birthdays are wished by her many relatives, prOQram ot class work neighbors and friend8 . · you ' re required to 1 ' \ complete tor taking the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Forshee and Benny. / . I Ohio State Examination Mr. and Mrs. Mike Forshee and son, Mike, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. complete and only 12 TANABURBRIDGE BIU., Y BURBRIDGE DANNY BURBRIDGE John Nltz, 'Sherrie, Sheila and John, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas weeks . Class begin s June Knight, all of Barberton, Ohio. 12 . .For more inform1llon Mr. and Mrs. James Heighes, Mille and Shawn of Naberscontact lee E. Tyler, 446· TIIREE MEMBERS of one family will graduate from the Meigs High School on June 6 4)67 . vllle , IU., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gbeer, Wellsville, Ohio; Mr. · when comm~ncement is held ln the Larry Morrison Auditorium. They are Danny Lee, Tana No. 7S·01·0471B Lynn, and Billy John, sons and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ancll Burgrldge, .Route 2, Albany. . ~ WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? NEWSPAPER " CARRIER WANTED . FOR MASON, W. VA. AREA PHONE It tWEEN I AM •ncl 5 PM Bernice Bede Osol Meigs ·Property Transfers Moy 18, 1978 Richard L. Haggerty to ThiS >om1ng year you won't be satigfied with the status Quo Larry 0. Hudnall, Phyllis V. where your work or ca reer Is Hudnall, lot, Middleport . concerned . A more ambitious Florestine Wyatt to Gay P. you will be seeking a higher Gillenwater, I acre, Rutland. rung on the ladder. Gay P. Gillenwater, Vona TAUIIUS (April 20·May 20) Ybu 'li do fine loday so long as B. Gillenwater to Robert D. you can gel someone else to Adkins, Kay F. Adkins , carry out your tasks. It' s not parcels, Rutland. likely you 'lf ,do much about R. E. Parcell, Margaret K. them yourselt Having !rouble selecting a eareer ? Send for Parcell to Thomas Harold your co~y _o) 1\slro·G raph Lei· l.ovdal, Lynn Terry Lovdal, ter by rnarrrrg 50 cents for each parcels, Scipio. and a IO,J1Q. sell-addressed . Emma Williams to Roger' stamped envelope ro AstroAdams, right of way , Graph, P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station . N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Rutland, Scipio. speclly birlh sign . GEMINI (May 21·June 20) It you find yourself fa ced with a· financia l dilemma today , look in to the mirror to fi nd o ut who is to blame . CANCER (June 21-July 22) Feeling thai nobody cares for you or that you don·r belong is merely th.e ~esu lt of one ol , OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO thoSe penodtc moods Tr y to RITA L. SMITH, shake it all . ~laintift, LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 You cou ld cha nge yo w mind so many lime s today that one of l~l Wanted lo-Uuy LARRY A. SMITH , Defendant OlD FUR NIT U R~ . rce bo)(e i , brass beds . iron bed~ et c., co mplete household s. Wrrte M D Miller . Rt 4. Pomero y Ohto or co li Q91 -7760. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Preasanr srreet, Ashland . wtnd up cos ti ng you money . .uaos, Oh i o will take notice on !he 15th day of November , 1977, Rita L. Smith flied her Comp la int agains t him in tt1e Common Pl eas Court of Meigs county , Ohio, case No . NO IH:M TOO Lorge o r too srnoll. Wrll buy I ptec e or complet e hou 5ehold . New . used 0 1 on ti quc s. Molllll ~ furn i t ure 20 N . 2nd St Mrddlepor t Phone and other rei i ef on ground5 of gross neg l ect Of duty and ex tre me crue lty . You are required lo answer lhl ! co mplaint within twenty . CHIP qn-6370 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Take 16.643. praying for divorce care that key career contac ts don ' t !eel you are empirebuilding today . L oo k out l o r more tha n j us t N o . 1. WOOO Po l es rna)( . drome le• I(J on largest end . SB per ton . Bundled ~l o b , $6 per ton . De lr vered t o Ohro Pollet Co +U 2, Pome roy 992· 1689. SCORPIO (Oct.14-Nov . 22) You eighl days atter 1he last mayhavetocontendwilhsome mner tu rmo 1l today whe re your better nature want s you to d o one th ing and your less -noble side another SAGtTIARIUS (Nov . 23·Dec. 21) Today you may attemp1 to outsmart someone who got lhe in a bus1ness dea l better of you p u b l ica t io n . the la st pub l ica t io n Is on the 1711"1 day of May . 1978 . o r iudoment by default will be rendered aga inst you . Lerry Spencer , Cle rk of Courst ot Meigs Coun ty , Oh io . (AI 5 . 12. 19 , 26 (51 3. 10 . 17 . 7t c GOOD U)(:l) tra ct or wit h hydroulr{ 3 pi hrt ch 742·307 4. SCASH S lor 1unl.. cars Frye 's 1ruclo. and Aut o Ports . Wrecke r ) cnnce . Tr re sole and Rep01r Rutland , 742 2081 or PerrnLOil , 742-ql75. agatn. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Failure to heed the sou nd advice o l an assoc iate today could cause you a severe and unnecess a ry problem Don ' t thi nk only your ideas are supe· rior AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) In orde r to get o thers to hustle your gr ips lor you today , you might make them some pro m· ~~es you ' re not too serio us about keep1ng PISCES (Feb. 2G-March 20) Unfortunately . you may be dealing with someone today who cannot be taker' at face value . Leave too much to c hance . and the resu l ts will be disappointing ARIES (Morch 2t-Aprll19) Feel· ings are running exceptiona lly strong today . Ha rsh words can easily ensue. oon·t try 10 buck the tide, especially with your mate . I NEWSPA.P~A ENTERPRISE A. SS N I MIAMI tUPi l - Hard· hitting lin ebac ker Mike "(,'runch" Kalen , who missed only one game in five seasons before ope rations oo both knees, Tuesday announced his retirement from the Miami Dolphins. Kolen, who operates a real estate business and a physical fitness center in Montgomery , said he decided to retire because, " I just haven 't responded to the rehabilitati on pro gram (Urerapy) in the off season." NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAK LEVY FOR MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DlSTR ICT Noti ce is hereby given t ha t In pursuance of a resolution ot the Board of Educat ion of th e Me i 9s Local Schoo l District adopted on March 21th. 1978. there will be submllled to a vote o f the electors ot s aid School D is trict at a Speci al Election 10 be held tnerein on June 6. 1978 , at tt1e reoul ar pieces ot voting there in , !he question of levying a lax In the sum of Si x Hundred Eighty Thousand Dollars IS680,000 .00) per year for Three Years, beginn ing with a levy on the 1978tax lis t and dupl icate for the purpo se ot Cu rrent expenses of th e Meigs Local S~hool D istri ct to pr'event the temporary cl osing or permanent closing ot one or more schoo l s with in he school d i strict . The est i mated average addil 1onal ta x rate outs ide of the limitation imposed by Sect ion 2ot Article XII , Ohio Conslitution . as cert if ied bv the County Auditor is Ten mills tor each one dollar or 'll!luellon . wh ich amounts to One Dollar for each one f'lu nd'red dollars ot valuat ion . The polls for uid elect ion w i tt oe open at 6 : 30a .m .• and rem a in open until 7 :30p .m .. of said day . By order of the Board of Elections of Me ios County , Oh io Dated ' May s. 1978 E rhest A. Winoett Chairm11n Dorothy M. Johns ton Director IS J 10, 11 , 2.4, Jtc From the dependable name in time -- .... BULOVA QUARTZ DIGITALS lithe dial reads Bulova, you have a digital watch you can count on ... lor quality, accuraH. performance and style. Come In, see our full selection ol Bulova Quartz Olgitals now 6,000 BTU 11,000 BTU AC063A1A Reg.l2tf.95 12,000 BTU AH127A10 Reg . 5439,, AH112A2A Rtt. SS49.95 . SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL '2291 Hurry While They Lastl '35fl '37SOO Hurry While They Lastl O II R·value 2 1 I I I III 1I 3 o. (onoe 8UV Cub Scout ).r:e 10 Phone II I I I II I I I City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 lit Sbeet ' MAlE AND fem a le AKC regrs tered Old English Sheep ·. dog s 985·4111 o • ~7 · 1205 . Point Pleasant (304) 675-246{1 MF ISO Drese l · MF135 Dr e5e l · MF \ b5 Diesel . MF285 Diese l . MFIJ35 Die:t.el . Cob .· air & heo ter . NEW & USED IMPlEMI::: NT~ : Mf-9 Bol er · MF IO Boler · MF120 Bol er Matthew~ Rotary Scythe MF880 Semi. mounled 6 bo t· tom Pl ow MF570 I 2" Di sc · Mf. 200 2 Row Cho pper · MF39 2 Row Plante r s Mechon• co l Trom plont er conditiOn your with Co-op . water soHener, Model UC-SVt. Now Only •219.95 IWO J pt ece bedroom surtes, mople hutch . gla ss dood . Moytog wrrnger Woshet 1 ~ tonds \ dre sser I bose Cobmet I elec lrrc t ange 2 <Obtneh I round table dr op ONl: 1956 Fot T1octor .800 senes. le o! l orrnt co top , 1 book ca'oe . $3000 . Tractor overhauled in I chorr loll of 1977 C"onlml bed W . ( •ow. 99'2 '2692 . doy and ~92 2561 eventng ~ let us test your water Free Pomeroy La~dmark Q.,:!_ack w. Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone 992-2181 -· I RUCK RUN~ good good Nl:t:DED )river corns . htghest pttces potd Colt 74/ /31~ otter AUlOMATIC WA)H(:~ and dr·yer . Moytog $75 lo r both . Coil HUBBARDS 1 1 1e ~ $15Q q49 71i01 l'l()lj ~ORO 4 whe el dr•ve .• 196(1 ;,, ro t d tr v ck port~ 19.68 ~ or d cor LTD 1463 ~ okqn L wheel lrarl er / 4'1 L\74 . GREENHOUSE ·, 991-5776 Check our low , low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN,· Open Mon . thru Sat . 9 til s Sunday 1ti 1s ~UZUKI season TMIO<J Roced one b' 'ellcnt condtlt on uoo. 84J-2o22 POTACH, FERlO-PELS rwO USI:D choin saws . good con dr t 1on . & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark PICKUP tt vd( Heavy 'duly wtt h roppl•r Mu~ ! se:l l Syracuse, 0 . Bedding Plants, Potted Plants. Dish Gardens , Hanging Baskets . Vegetable Plants . l ~'l<l 9n 33o4. 19b6'cH~VY Pome roy Home ond Alro . 1975 FO~O VAN Fully ~ ustomrt · ed J5t P S fl .B.. $JBOO ~ut c h Housh o r coli 992 -5037 or q49 /507 e ... enlt1g5 1978 RM 115 ~u;ukr Otrt Brk e . 1 mo . old . b :<el lenl Co ndr t ron Needs cor 94q 7410 ----------, ! II Equipment Co. II I I I qn.nss SHINN S TRACTO~ SAllS Phone.ll5!:1· 1630 leon . W. Vo , Phone 992-2181 HO NUA 90 lor :<.o le Good !!hope t:ldon Walburn . qq2 1B05 MEIGS I I I I POMEROY, 0. PH. 992·2176 .L--------- Jfjlb9 OfiH ~TA llON wagon . 4· spee-d . ~to rt s ond runs very good . $400. '1'12 -Jaqo . OA ~ T Spor t Coupe . 6 cyl. auto . AM ·FM 8-trock . A C , Very clean . 985 ·3542. aft er 6 pm . 1974 OO DGt 1966 DODG[ V·8. SibS . qqj-5240 . 2.00 1 PINTO. New radi al lrr es, ~ shocks auto . Irons .. 48 ,000 miles 992.7785, alter • 1974 new METAL TENNIS RACKET pm . Good co nd1tr o n . Phon e 9<?7 -3140 • Gut Strung • Steel Frame 1973 MONH CARlO londou P .S.. I' .B.. A C AM B· trock ste reo . ~ )(ce ll en t cond ttron . S1700 . 8<13·7622 • Sized H~ndle Regular '5.99 TOWEL RIOT 1q73 BUICK tE SABRE. . Mu>l sell . Co li 949 1507 ever1ings . 1%8 FORO l TO 992-6309. MAL~ AK( regts tered Old Englls.h !lheepdog 985 · .4 Il l or 7 p!Tl ' 9n.nos WANHO 10 buy wood burnrng • coot.. slave Sewrng rnochine 1970 HORNH $450 Good ~ hope . cobt ne t 1! reoso nobly prrced . 741 3007. 99'1 Jtd tl ···--· WANTED 10 buy wood burn1ng ,.-......;_.....;;, ~ni!.IDg .,........~ coot.. sto..,e 5ew rng rnochrne cabrnct . rl reo~onobl y pn ced . 1 MU~l MO VE cops and campers . purebred Rhode Island Red Our l os'.> your gain ot Codner 's roos ter Camper s 1q72 TAG· A·lONG 18 II YARD SAU: !~ tort-. Sot . May 13 {noon ) thr oLg h Sot MO'f 10. f.urnrt ure opp ltonce !. TV gos heaters . lent ( omper . em pet remnants lm en!i and spreads, rfltSC. househo ld good\ toys ond d olhe-. I mtle !rom lang!ivdlc on CR 10 { De~ t er Rd .) I' hone 1411668 GAHAGE SAH F11 odn Sot 8 10 5 C hildre n~ d o thmg loy!a and tntS C. tlerm Al so 1971 Ponlro c l or SbOO l oc a ted ot Jer ry l:lurk€1 's , res rden ce t~ or th of Cheslet , Ohr o on SH 7. Turn oft on CR 36 . 3 mtles. 18 Inch · Portable GRILL s•noo REGULAR 89' We hm the selection as always al the best price! 2"" $100 J AND 4 R.V lu rn 1shed onJ un fur nr!ihed opts, Phone qrn 543<1 $}99 To$}599 ENTIRE STOCK SHORT SLEEVE TOPS COU NTRY MOBILE Home Pork Ro ul e 13 north of Pomeroy Lorge lots Coll992·7479 25 % ()(f SI::NIOR CITIZENS Our new renter~ assistance , you may be able to lr ve in ou r apollmenl l o• le:ss thon SSO o month . For more rnf o r1.molton. contact Vdloge Manor Apartments . 10 11. 50 2 bedroom mobile horne •n REGULAR PRICE SELECT FROM OVER 4,00 EACH STORE Great Buys. Polyester and cotton bl ~nds , ll'fions., polyester, 5~lect lrom str lpe3, pr ints, ttora ls or soli ds Crew nKk:S, collar styles. V necks. moe turtlenecks Get your summer needs now Missey S M l and extra larg~ siLes. qq7 . 7787 adults PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THRU SUNDAY!! Ho crr1e area. ~2 · 5858 . MIDOLl:Pmn . Offic spoc~ 1000 sq II a ir con dit raned. corpe ted Ground floor . Corner lo( ot •on. Call 992 -lb31 . OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT POLY LATEX COAl LIMESTONE , sand, grovel . colcrurn chloride , lertilrzer. dog tood and all types ol sal!. l:::x · celsror Salt Works , In<. , E. Mo ln ~~ Pomeroy . 997.3991. ~hone H2 22'10 . For more Information contact Lee E. Tyler, • No . 75-02-0472 B _ PAINT BUCKEt 31e ' PLENTY INTEIItiO« ()« EXTERIOR OF FREE PARKING COMPARE AT ra .U ENROLL NOWI 4 Qt .. p •••• 49' ·IATILE SHIP GREV beginning and advanced Typtng and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Busin•ss College. Weekdays or night classes. Both are being offered. - Sale Priced! HOUSE Rl:OUCE SAFE & lost with C.oSese 1ablets & E·Vop " water ptll s Nelson Drug _ FOUR FAMilY Garage Sole at lyle Swain 's resrdence . l ocust G1ove Rood, above Eastern aESl SHI:CTION ol the best wood High School . May 19 8 10. • \ lov es ln Southeastern Ohto, Clo th es, all sii.es . IO'fS , baby Jo tu l Morse , Elel . lirollo. furniture , misc . 985 · ~119 . 1 empwood ond Nofhuo. Zion Heal Co 8 flutnom Dr . (oil Milt YAon RDNew SAL~limo . Fri. Mond , Rutland St ) Athens. t>I4 ·S92 ·6079 or o odSol. . Fred Wolle 6l4bGI61 l 87 resoden ce . Children s tlorhes. 446-4167. We ne ... er St>f'm to h;tvt> enough. so hurr'f on rn tor 'fOUr supply J:ior Heut I SAlt: IN SIDE Syrocu~e Trad er Pork \9th , Chester Umted Methodist Chu~ch hom 8 om to ; e_m. SALTED PEANUTS BBQ ARC RAFT ~A VI: NOW Free cartopy. trre and bo ltle cov er w1lh eoch new tol d down tdl May 26th .. 25' 7 Bunk House S6.615 now SS 2 <~9 25". W':::. Dclul(e AC now Sb999 Mrnr motor\ We s.e ll !iervrc e and quality. Ope" ttll 7 prn Sat & Sun 4 pm Ca mp (onley )torcrolt Soles Rt 62 nor1h of Pt Pleasant . JWO BEDROOM Trailer onl y 991 332.4 . Moy 12 oz. Bag • ~I 9-<1 . lrarler acr oss from Sole m Street PentHorl . Hutlond , Hair dtyet s wtg ten · nts rocquel gall shoes cool s, home OCCCSSO IU:.' !o clothrng . 1 deep frye• , f rl Nerel NOJV/ !!e lf · A I. co ntorned Travel Tro1ler qq7 .31q4 or 992 -3.459. \'ard Sale ·LIGHT ~EY ·TILE RED DARK GREEN MEMORIAL DAY OUR BEST! CEMETERY SPRAYS CHAIR LAWN Up To 16" Lon1 Select tram 7 slyles. Mum s, ros~s , ct'lrn.!ltlons 11nd dah llu . On S11le Now, while the'f last . Rea. '1.19 WE'll HELP YOU TO GET RUDY FOR SUMMER, COME - SEE FOR YOURSUFII MEMORIAL DAY FLORAL CROSS h1ular 1.19 1 ROSE. CARNAIION. DAHliA • 20"' HEIGHl · MAN'f' COLORS I'OI.V ARIIFICAl 92~ I I I1 International .d Open Frt ay Harvester Till LO Op.m. For Your I NIW ldea Shopping I Equipment conven ience.J \ 971 CAOillAC ElDORADO. Clean. excellent condition . flhone 992· 7462 . SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12· there will be an o~ning tor These values are for one inch of loose·fill insulation. lq76 CHEVROLH CU5i"OM Delu xe ' • ton pickup $j 400 . low m rl eoge . Re e d sv ille 61-4 -378 -6311 . RISING STA R Kennel Boar ding Indoor and au tdoor runs . Groorn.ing oil b reeds . Clean san it ary faciliti es. Chesh1re Ph one (61<1) 367 ·0"192, I U.S . FIBER ROCK WQOl FliER GlASS . (b 14) b9B -32'10 '191 7b(J7 lHRE£ FAMILY Garage So le . Thu rs., 8 Frr. May 18 19 . 10 to 7. Men '' · woman 's clothrng . tiedspreods. curtains drshe:t.. glasswa re , prC iu re frame s and other It ems. I mi le ott Rt 7 an ~ ~f . 12.. . on Rut la nd Rood . 4 I 212 E. Main Pomeroy, ro -AND Ends Sole R·VAlUE COMPARISON CHART water . UIED TRACTORS MFI35 O ie ~el oY~F730 Diesel · rq]J SUPER BEETLE . $1700 . Reeds.., rlle . Ohio 014 ·378 -0331 al ter 6 pm . ODDS l ii~ OCCOll cou ld lower , brusse ll ~ pr o ut s egg plants . heed letture ~ wee! pe pper5 . hungo11on wo)( ~ee l banana,, chtlr peppers. 1-'lu ~ mqny diller en t . . urrelr e~ . , o f tomato plants. rnony krnd ~ o l hanging bask e t ~ end pot /l owers . larg e variety ol an · nuo l ~ in fla ts. ( l eland f.o11n~ and , Greenh o u~e flo ctne Geraldine Cleland 1473 l'l YMOUTH , .$300 and o.,, un)e loon . Morrne 2 woy VH ~ FM radio- t el ephone. SJI;. Anlrque S1nge• lreodle se wtng rnochrne . $100 . Lr~e new t -304· 77J ·577!! let Pomeroy landmark CABBAGE HOOF HOllOW Horses . Buy, sell !rode or t rain. New and used soddles. Ruth Reeves : Albany . 19 . [oio_ _ _ _~~~~~:'!'!~~~~~~':"'----~ M . cou111 1ng mo chur e l' h one 99'/ ·1156. The Ootly ~enltnel I I I . Court '::.tree! Pome10y. Ohro YOLiNG AOU t,T) o f Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of lotler Uoy So•nls wt ll hold mr~c so le in Rocine on SR 338 across from g rade sc hoo l on lhur s.. Fri and Sot . 9-J. Num erou~ onltques, la wn n"~owe rs . Iorge ·and sma ll a ppliances . clothes of oil sites .• muc h more. Some th ing lor everyone . rWO FAMilY Yard Sole Mot 18& MACHINE .RENTAL •2500 PER DAY llNII·MA II( BU~H O U GH~ LAHGI::: FIVI: Family Sole . Thurs.. Frr a nd So t . if needed . 9 om lo :.1 pm ot Hobert Hayes , leaving )yro(Use on Rt. 12-4 . Lots of baby clo thes . ~o rne childrer1s and adult clothes, toys , baby l umi t ure , ~orne rnis<. items . WAN1 TO buy Used Qq']. J757 after 5 prn butldmg , 1nd St reet. Thu rs ., and Fri . Door s unlo(ked ol 10 00 until 5 00 . l o ts o f chi ldren 's clo thes , boys · rnfonl to 4 , girls · rn lant to 11. drapes . toys . etc . WESTINGHOUSE' AIR CONDITION~RS EED A WATER SOFTENER? saHen & ~· 4 . 19 74 PONliAC CATALINA , outorno ltc orr co ndrtioned . $1100. Ph one991 -3890 . YARD SAl~ Wed ., lhurs .. frL 17th, 18th & 19 th ot Ash St ~obert ~mrth s res rd ence behrnd the g r ode school lo ts o l A von bonles g l os~wore . relr1gerotm and some lur · nrlute. Senco • Oren - or U.S. Fiber Insulation obO>~e liMBI::R POMI:R OY Foreil Pro· ducts Top pnce f or stand in g so w trrnbc r Coli 9<12 5965 or Kent Hanby 1 446 ·8570 WANTED unrlorm ranges . Trme r,. docil. . glas s win · do w rr1 door el( I gold ond I whr1e . $225 eoch . Con be seen at l<tngsbury Home Soles , 1100 C. Moin ~ t. . Pomeroy . 747-:JIOO b~droorn 1973 Dorion t-4 >: bO 'J bedroom 1977 Vi ctorian 14 )( 67 :J bedwarn . : "/.both 1911 Coven iry 1.2 ~ o; J bedr oom 1969 l:.tolesrnon 11 x bO 2 bedroom . YA Jm P'ets for sale rwo N~W lpppo n Deluxe electm mb MUSTANG AUTOMATI C. COINS . CUHfUNCV to ken~ . old poc k e t watche s and chains . sdv er and gold We need 196<1 and old er srl..,er cor n ~ Buy . se ll or trad e . (all lol' o ger Womsley , 742·7331 - and end up behind the B-ball once 24, Jtc vs. No . 16, 643 two thing s happens : You ' ll gel - NOTICE BY too co ntu sed to do anything o r PUBLICATIONlull yo u rse lf 1nto a false sense Larry A. Smi th , addr ess ol sec uri:y . unknown , but whose last · known address WliS 230 So mebod y's s uppOJI yo u ·ve lo ng, ~orked for may suddenjy be Withdrawn today Do what you ·can to prevent t his It co uld tO , 17, wont to buy 01 se ll somethmg , oe lookr ng lor wot.k .. , or whatever .. you 'll get results foJ; Ier wi th a ~&ntmel Wont Ad . Coli q9'l·7156 SA U On 33B. 3 t nil e~ Hop ne across !rom Racine loclo.s ond Dam. Bumper pool table . Apo,che lold·dowrr ca mper , clolhrng , kr11 ck s ' knocks ond much mOte . Hom cancel s. Thurs . Moy 18. only . t'or Sal• l:l & !:! MOBilE HOME~ . Pt. Ple a· U~t:D fSI:AUTY Shop equrpment lor son!, W , Vo . besrde He ck s one operator . 614·:167 751-4. l t/7] fSroodmore 1.4 • "64 2 IF YOU hove a ser 'lt{IJ t o ofl et Doro t hy M . Johnston Director May 8, 1978 Dat ed : COMMO~':,[~:s COURT I t 'orSalc \ard~e Not ice is .hereby given that in pursuance of a n~solulion of the Board of Education of the Et1stern Lo ca l School Distri c t adopted On March 14th , 19 78, there will be su bmit ted to a vote of the ~ le c tors ot said School District at a Special Election to be held therein on June"" 6, 1978, a! the regu lar place s of vo ting therein , the question of l evying a tax in the sum of One Hundred Forty Thousand Dollars ( $140 ,000.00 ) per year for One Year , beginning with a levy on the 1978 lax list and duplicate tor the purpose of Current expenses of th e Eastern Local School Di stri ct to prevent the te1nporary closmg or permanent closing of Qn e or more schoo l s within the' sc hool distri ct. The estimated average additional tilx rate outside ot . the limitation Imposed by Section 2 of Art icle XII, Ohio Cons IiI uti on, as ce rtified by the County Auditor is Ten mills for each one dollar of valuation, wh ich amounts to One Dolla r for each one hundred dollars of valul!ltion . The polls for sai d electiOn will be open at 6 :30a .m ., and rema in open unlit 7 : 30p .m ., o f said day . By order of th e. Board of Elec ti ons of Meigs County, Oh io . Ernest A . W inge tt Chairman PER BAG 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL ASTRO•GRAPH ,; ': 1t,~ . 1•. 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday , May 11, 1978 · For Thuradoy, Moy 18 NOTICE OF ELECTION OF TAK LEVY FOR EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT POINT PLEASANT or MASON �10 --: The J2aily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, May WANT AD CHARGES 15 Words or Umlu C»slr 1.00 1.50 1.80 ltl&y 2davs :!l.te~Ys Audion v1ted, noon ~ will d rilrtjttl cu tl11.• I JICI~ nJll' r. . C~trd In rmrnury. of Th;.mks Kml Olutuarr !i l!enU. per word . $3 .QP. llllJ IUUWit ('a-'h 111-ild \'Cllll't: Mulnlt• llume sale~ C~nl.l Yartl sa lt;:. un· acrcpkd rmlr IHlh l'a:;h With ,wdcr 25 t't!rll dLOlrgt• fut .t r l~ t'iiiT} · Ul ).( Hux .'iUIIIb!•r In C:trc.uf Thc St•n· lind Pullh.sht•r rt1c tu t~ ll t ul' I'I.!Si!rv~s tlw 1'11-(11\ 1't'Jl'l'l Ull~ ad:. Jt:l'lllt'd ub-- Jt't'twnal Tilt• Pui.Jh.\lll~r will nul lJt' l 'l'!.\)ull.) l ~ lt• fut" llllll'~ than l!lll' Ult'UI'· l'l'l'\ ll!.~t'I' \I UII Phutu•!!92-215tl mobtle hor'n e al l elec tr r( h onldm t ut,tplo re on o le . . . el . lbO • ,-~0 lo t m Tupper ~'Piotns O hto $8700 or w1ll sell ltoder $ep ero te 014 067 b270 or 014q85<~20Cl un Sa turd<l\ Tut!sd~y tiii'U F t•tti!IV lPM Lllt.' l~fl.;l"~' putJh~· <HIOII ti:t: Sundd,l f p J\1. Fnd!i) aflt:1111N II M~MORY ....,ho ol po s~ed gone God gtveth the tes t !? es t h om all lobo1 Stghtng and teats ~ e'!> l Iron' oil po'!>sd)le po1r1 and r oar~ Untted wtth loved ones who ho" e passed th1au gh the years At home w11h the blest ) odly mt~~ed by wtfe chtldren and grondch.ldt en AN RC 111odel oHplone flt e t ts lookm g lot on RC Club Hl the Athem Pomeroy or Ga llt polt s S 3~ 500 Phone 9q7 SS50 NORTH OF- l tve fl o tnt li Spoc • o u ~ extt a· ntc e . 3 bedr oom h o rn~;:> 4 year~ old 1 ' 1 borh ~ ~ ully loaded v.rth ex tr as ( heap 742 15b~ )elhng 1973 Dot ron rro rlet f o r bedr oom l olo ted bet I & 1 M rne b(tQ5747 BEDROOM h ome 3' , years o ld A It elec tr rc C l o~ f' to ~c h uol Nt<e lor wt th tt ee\ In , Rutlor1 d 747-2050 HOBSTETTER REALTY George 5. Hob•lener Jr ., Broker 107''' Sycamore 51. Pomeroy , Ohio PHONE 992-633 3 Nice 3 bedroom home , "ery modern , one t loor plan , located in Rus t ic Hills. Syracuse, Ohio . Make a rea sonab.le offer . Store and filling station, inclu d ing stock and fi xt ur es , doing a good bus iness. Lo cated In La ng svi ll e. Ohio . PriCed at 125.000 .00. WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY . REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS. Chery I Lemley, As.oci ate Hom e Phone 742-2033 GeorgeS . Hobstener Jr . Broker Home Phone 9n-5739 FUll of alrno~t Business HONAKER'S CB & Electronic Equipment 506 Second Street Mason . W. Va . 25260 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. l:lf!lp Wanted WA CKfNH Ul CORPO RA TIO N wrll be oC<ep trng opplt cottom and condu<lllll) m ter vt ews from B JO to 5 00 011 May 16 & 17 for securt ty po~nt o n~ o pe n tn the PI Pleo~ont or eo Apply tn per '>on at tht;.> Pt Plemont Inn M rlr tor y background pr eferred but not re quued We or e on ~qual Opportunrty Em ployer W AN I~D Wotlre ~-. Ot worter (en tut y Bot WAIIR~SS WANTED ~venmg ~ holt ove r 21 Fnendly ro,.er n Mtrl dleport Guaranteed Training1397~ Single, '540 .00 Married Call Arm y Recruiting SFC Lowery Co lie ct 593 -3022 216 E. Second Streel Pomeroy , Ohio BUS . BUILDING Aroun d 2800 •q . ff. of floor space . Loa d ing dock , arched roof . concre te floor , air conditioned and all util it ies . Out of flood. 25 A'RE5 On good gravel road. One m ile from Rutland . Electr ic on the property . Good buil ding sites . Only $12 ,500.00. 1 ACRE LOTS - Near Tuppers Pla ins. Wafer and electr ic a"ai lable on 68 1. 5.96 ACRES - Renovated 6 room house with new bath , new kitchen•, paneling , all carpeted . Fallout sheller . 3 nice bedrooms . barn and other buildings . $23.500 BRICK HOME 4 bedrooms. large closets, ba th , F.A. nofura l ga s furnace , basement , 2 porches near school and store . Want $2 3,500 .00 . NEW LISTING - Bu• iness bu ild ing 24• 80 in Rullond . Has rest room , water. gas and ele ctri c . On l y 113.000.00. NEW LISTING J bedroom fram e home on gravel hill . Ba fh, notural gas heal, lot s of fl ower. and shrubber y on 2 level lot. . 116,500. NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 bedrooms. walk . in closets . and enormous r-~ ages. 1111 baths , f ul~"" ~ .<nf, oak floors i" ~~ • • Front and back Pl ...es, garage on sem i pr ivate lot . $27 ,000 . WE ALWA YS I HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIES. BE SURE YOURS IS LlSTEO WITH U5. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Realtor A•soclatel H ()M!:~ Ill;-~ l.or ~ alP , IN ( Hl SHR 6 roor!l l rrmw home J bed•o oms and both on I Iorge l or~ FOH !>Ol e b r co rn ~ ond bath !to eme Oh1o ~ar11 Yo re!> 9• 9 7J02 HOU S ~ ~OR sole rn l 'omcr o y lo< oted 111 Upper M on k e y ~ur 1 !:J too m :o. wr rh ba th an d bo ~c rn e nt Par ttolty remode l ed ncNb o l o,w r epou ~ Pho nc 9n 766J EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment SPECIAL L Any U.S. made flf--'P~Ms .. I ra if needed. Exctud11 front-wheel drive cars. Call Now for VA I·HA 30 yr fmonC IJl9 ol ~o rcfulnrt\H HJ lrt>IOttd Mo rtgage 7/l ) toto ArhPil'> phorlc( 6l4 ) 'J'.O JUj I ~y OWNlf.l ~oc r {'~ w •th q 100 111 I R ~ l G AJ '/ ( O f garage ~ umtn cl lo.tt cltf'n o rtU bordered bv ~ ( tf'(\lo. ~ Co 119fl) 3877 ,.,,3 3 33 !o ~ o<re~ '2 mtfes belo w Mtdd lepo r 1 nvet fron tage Phone 99') 25bl l o r mo re 'rn l o tono tton lRAill:fl S PA ( ~ ) • m 1le l•om Me1g s Htgh Sc h ool on old Rt 33 99'1· '194 1 ar 9Gl1 2b89 ~AUTO P~1.~TING BR78x13 GR78• 14 HR78• 1S Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs . Small Cars $100.00 Large Can 1125.00 Trucks S17l.OO - Body work & repair $1.00 per inch using only 1the best Dupont materials. 742-3010 H -1 mo. SALE S4U8 $51.97 SS5.17 AI Tromm Const. 742-2328, S P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4-30· 1 mo. For Memorial Day SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Beautiful Selection Flowers R. .. i d en t i a I S. Raines •• M'/ DEAR. SIR~ . . AS AMcR I CA"5> TOP RE C];1.UIT ER, OF El\ECUTIVE TAL-Efi/T,. THE (J UES~f01<1 IS ·\ WHAT CAN I DO l, FOR YOU7! ' MAYSE SOME SlUE'·CHIP FllilviWANTS TO HIRE YA AWAY FROM MeKcE INPLiSTRIE?~ & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to lorm four ord inary wordS. .. .AIJD CUlT ~T .::-----~-~~ ~----~ ~ DARU,G I ~(U~ITY BI.A.IIf(H, ~AA A'> ICAIJFiblii?.E Y Older home, 3 bedroom, family room with firepiact, living room , dining roo m, carpeted throughout, kitchen comp letely equipped, laundry room ~1fh wa sher and dryer , 2 baths , out building with eiectn c tor storage, alum . siding, stor m windows, new roo f, on double lot. Aski ng 135,000. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 JIM KEESEE on heating cost Ex perience and lully in•ured Free E•f . Cali , 991-381S 4·9·1 mo. pd . 3 ACRES - Real nice laying land wi t h nat gas tap and city wa ter . Loc. on blacktop road 7 minutes north of Ra cine . Ask ing S9.000 . 10 ACRES - Va canl land on bla cktop roa d. Beau tiful homes it e: About 5 minutes from 5 Point . Pr ice $13,800. RT. 33 - fO ACRES of land along Rl 33 4 lane iusl north of Pomero y. Nice home si tes . Asking S l~. 800 . I 61't ACRES - With a nice 1' 1 story house , mostly carpeted with 3 o r -<~ bedrm s., livi ng rm .. family rm ., with firepla ce, ba sement . fuel oil lurna ce, garag e and ou tbui ld ings . Some lenc ing, plen ty of road frontage and garden space. Ci ty wa ter and dr illed well Lac. close to hospital and school at La urel Cli ff. Asking $47,500. $11.700 will buy a good "J bedrm . hou se and garage, storag e build ing and garden spa ce on St. Rt. 124 In Sy r acuse. 4-12-1 mo. P {'l>meroy, 0 . 3-15-ff c 11 1 our homt.• Pho 111' f.I(FJ /"J 14 WAlt H Wl:tl rlrolltng Gro111 7J '/ '187<J Wt lltOm I W ill DO ~m oll ho ultng tlJ I b r u~ h <lcontnq a t bo ~P IIIIO'r l l "> a11tc~ gor ogc o tc. Phon r..> !i9'1 7764 H~ADI-ORD Au cl tOt1Ce! Con1 plv l e 5Cfv1Ce Phone q49 'J4tl7 or 949 '1000 Haem(> OIHo ( Il l! Brod l o•d tlWOO D BOWlRI ~wee per ~ RII'AIR u o n ~ all .., moll oppi10rl{. CS l0w11 l!lQwe t nc •t to State H •ghwn~ Gu wg•' on ~ ou t c 7 Phone (b l -1) QB~ JH15 t o o o; t ~ r s , $15,000 - Wil l buy a good 5 bedrm . house with large li ving room and kitchen 2 bath s, basement , F A. nat. ga s heal In Chester . H~M O DHING ~14 , 300 - J1 1 acres with nice 2 bed rm . mobile home with 1 rms . buill on wi th fireplace . Work shop with other bu ild ings. Eastern Loca l. We Need Listings I Middleporfl We have buyers tor many types of pro perty CALL JIMMY DE EM Auociate , 949-2388 ~ !::WIN G MA ( HI Nl RP pOH Plumbtng hear.ng and oil t~re ~ o l gene ru l tl'ro rr Wot k gu01on l ccd (0 ycnr ~ e ~ pm11•n cc Ph one 9Q') 7 -<~ 09 ~.. Ja~ k W. Cafsey , Mg r. ~. CALL Phone 991·2181 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446 ·788 1 ~e t vrce oi l rnokes 99') 'J28J lh f' ~ obr I { ~ho p l' ornc foy A u rho rt Jed Stnget ~ole~ omi ~e1 v1<e. We \horpen Sct~~o r s Pomeroy landmark D<CAVAliNG. do 1r>t loode1 and backh oe wor k dum p truclo. !> and to bO'fS lo r h 11e wrl l halJI h i I du 1 to .. orl l1mc~tone ond gro..-c l Coli Bob Ot flogar Je t l er~ cloy phMc 9q7 701:19 n1gh 1 phorw qQ? 3525 or qq2 51J'J ~XCAVAIING , Giw A'fa' ! IG~H ~ l ~ fJ~O r ot wllh y ald eyt·~ J 9Q/ yt.' Ot~ old '/c-ry gen l lf' J(fl~ M OI HI;- H ( Al :J k 1tlcm, ft.•rnole 0 weeb ol d qcn 74'11:1 do1ur . bo(khoe cmd dtl chc t . Char los R Hot h old Ha ck Hoo Scrv rc e Joi ullond Oh10, !)ho ne 74') :/008 do rooh ng co n ~ tructron, plum bmg ond heotmg No fOb l oa large or 100 ~moll fJhone Will 7 4 ') 2~ 4 ~ A SOFA THAT YOU THOMAS JOSEPH 40 New car ACROSS by Uu•im :•• &nices ~t OW lRY AND' l";~;•(;l"li2 Gtr l's name It Unbroken 15 Wylie's ism 16 Mining lind -'-'=-- -'-- -,.__, li However, f or short r-.,p= l MB•sis of ar gument 20 Linden or Holb rook 1 Kind of jacket 22 Female deer 23 S. Afr. fox 24 Cr ooked 25 Sky sight 26 Eastern European 27 Go wrong 28 Sa ilor's asset 31 Old note 32 That : Fr. 33 Parasitic egg 698 7JJ I BA 1Hf! OO M ~ AND Kli ch en~ IQrn od cled <erom •< t1lc , pl urn h ~g r orppn fry ond gcn(!rol l:l y c or ~ e• · mo1n t('n once per r(•nc e 9q') 3085 FULUN~ t:.X CAVA IING Comp lete 2478 nece~soty teporr!l AI 1r omrn Con!> llu ct•on } 42-2329. PUDOH SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALIITU & SAVE A LOT Rubber Back Carpet • 4.88 AI sq. ya. & up 9' and 12' Vinrl Yesterday 's Answer IB F r ench river 26 Become furious Z8 Dramatic 19 Ponder 22 Cure section 29 Granted ~O ' Hare ~Initia t e 35 Sesame tenan t Zt Sputter ; 36 Family prattle 25 Guard ian member j"~NK & ERN! I' BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag )efense uses imagination Sou lh ·s 5-17 -t\ NOK1:11 • A ~ Q 10 "' K 10 >:1 t K97 • QA Harold - ~f:, THoSe M~ ,.Ht SAMe PRacfS AS YESTERDAY ...... ~ .,..s • .. 8 2 donna "' A l • QJ62 • AKI03 2 . 31 Railroad 38 locomotive Maple genus 39 Whirled DAILY 6+-l-t-+--tto work it : ANYONE~IN K YOU MI6HT BLACKNVIIL 11-IEM? OFCOURSE NOT/ I'M IN ENOU6H 1 HAD SOME Fl LM .. . FILM THAT COULD BE VERY EMBARRA551N6 IF IT GOT IN 11-IE WRONG HANDS. IBVRNEO!T A/L.WHEN YOU AND I STAR-ED WOR'<ON OUR DOCU V\ENTARY. TQOU13LE ALREADY- JLV O K CXR M l'i J K T SNXX R K T 'J OV A AW J 0 KS LG D V A X X 66ACRE FARM - Price redu ced to\46,900. Afl ~active re modeled .2 story tarm homE!- ,_"-~ ce home featu res large living room , d l ni"aC."~'"· "chen. 5 bedroom • . & P11 baths, lS af';~~ l~ .... re land wl1lh ba l ance ir, pasture and wood, ~'-" .... aer ~rn & garage . You must see this one , Ws wc1l worth the pr ice . Located off Rt. 325 in Meigs County . · a RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-221 1 JUGHAID-~ I CAN SEE Wfl'f '!'OU LIKE SOCCER MUCH, LUCII. .. Pass F G F J K S K J NW, South 4• Pass WAJ X V p Openi ng lead : • T!1E RUN~ING ... ~E FANCil FOOTWORK ... IT'S ALSO A REAL TEAM MME ...PUTTiNG TOGETHER A PERFECT PLAY CANBE VE~H GRATIF~I NG ... I JUST L1 KE TO KICK THINGS I'M SICK AN' TIRED OF .1/00 NOT FINISHIN'I/ORE SCHOOLWORK to four was not routifll' wet s West's IBHJg inatJvr 1:1 nd mSpited drlcnse.· At ! rick s on e and two Wes t cashed hi s aec and king of du bs. IO: vcn though dummy was imposi ng, and South 's bidding had been auth oritative, \V es t wa s not inclined to concede a nything. lie had tw o tri ck s. The ace h c<.~rt s was a Burc third . come from ·' K By Oswald Jaco by an:h~lo~i~~~~~:g sh oul d be · e<plained . East jumped to Yesterday' s Cryptoquote:EVENTS ARE NEVER ABSOLUTE . two spades over th e take-out THEIR OUTCOME DEPENDS ENTIRELY UPON THE IN- double to show ti t wa s part DIV!DUAL.-BAI..ZAC • of th e pa r tnership 's und er © 1'11'8 Kins- Future• S:rndiclt.t, Inc. ·standlng J a spad e suit of six Buy where you c•n and sH wller you'rt flltl1in•a• Good Mlecllons - Fussy stocked. Call 742-2211, TALKTO · .Vendollor Herb Grllt or Gent Smith Norlh East Dbl. 2• jump was ro uti ne . What Wh ere wa s th e f ourth t o Vuln erable : North-south Dealer : We st I. heart~ of .. Q.J 987 t A 10 8 5 4 • 964 CRVPTOQ UOTES I.---=====J1iiiii!!!~-,(3UT WHY WOULD THEf20AD .? • 3 • J 1> --- . C RY PTOQUOTE - Here's how AXVDLBAAXR is I, 0 N G F E I, I, 0 W W!NNTI< .. 6 2 SOUTfl One letter simply slo nds for another. In thi s sample A is West used f or the three 1:s. X for i he two o ·s. etc. Single le tters. npos lrophes, the l ength nnd forma lion of t he word s arc aB Pass hints. Each day the co d<: l el!crs ar e different . • i:>ID l{)lJ TELL THE POLICE YOU WERE I<UN OFF f: AST • 1976513 WEST 36 Prlma BARNEY Largesi llt!lection In The Va_u.ev 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Match Game PM 6: Ta ffl eta les 8; MacNe ii ~ Le hrer Report 20,33 : Thf' s Hol lywood 10; Nash ville On The Road 13; Marly Robbins' Spell lghf 15. 8:0!1-Movle " The Beasts Are In fhe Sfreets" 3. 4. 15; Welcome ~a ck , Kotter 6, 13 ; Wa lfon s 8, 10; Unce Upon A Classic 20,33 . 8: 3(}-{)per.atlon Pefllcoat 6, 13 ; Originals 20 ; In Search of the Real America 33. 9:0!1-B orney M iller 6, 13; Fesllval ot the Stars : Mexi co 8, 10; World 20,33. 9:30-F ish 6,13; 10 :oo-<lperaflon : Run away 3.4, 15 ; Barelfa 6, 13; Our Mutural Friend 33 ; News 20 . 10 : 30-Lock , Stock & Barrel 20 . 11 : ()()-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15 ; Dick Cavett 20; Lilla• . Yoga & You 33 . 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,1 5; Sfar>ky & Hul ch 6, 13; M ash 8; ABC New• 33; Movie " Guess Who's Co ming to Dinner" 10; 12 :0Q-Ja naki 33 12 :05--Mov le " Cry Pani c" 8; 12 :•0-Tom a 6, 13; 1:00Tomorrow 3,4; 1:SO- News 13 Cable Channel s 6:30P .M . - Test imony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness 7:30 - Su perstars 10 :00 - 700 Club. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 P.M . - Cousi n, Cou• lne (PGI 7 & 11 P.M . - I sland ot Dr . Moreau (PG ) ·~;::::;::<;~;::::~~::;;:~~T~~;:;=;;;:::=;::::::::-------------- 34 Playwright. ;:; Covering In 15 IN STOCK 6:50-Good Morning, West Virginia 13 ; 6: 55--News 13 . 7:0!1-Today 3.4,15 ; Good Morni ng Ameri ca 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Chuck Wh ile Reports 10.,.. 7:05--Bullwinkle 10; .7 :30-School ies 10; 8:00-Capl. Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Sf. 33 . 9:0!1-M erv Grlflln 3; Phil Donahue 4, 13 , 15; Brady Bunch B; Emergency One 6; Match Game 10. 9:oo-Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10. 10 :00-Card Sha r ks 3, 4,1 S; Edge of Night 6; Pas s The Buck8 ; Joker ' s Wil d 10; To Tell The Truth 13 . 10 :30-Hol lywood Squarej 3,4 , 15; High Hopes 6; Pri ce is R lghf 6, 10 ; $20,ooe"Pyr amid 13. 11:0!1-Hi gll Rollers 3,4,15 ; Happ y Day s 6.1 3 11:3Q-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15; Fami ly Feud 6,13; Partridge Fam ily 4; Love of Life 6,10; Sesame Sf . 20; Nova 33 ; 11:55--CBS New s 8; Loving F'ree~10 . 12 :0!1-Newscen.t er 3; News 4,6,10; Sanford & So n 15; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13 . 12:30-Ryan' • Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15 ; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10 ; E lee. Co . 33 . 1:0!1-For Richer , For Poorer 3; Al l M y Chi ldren 6, 13; News 8 ; Young & the Restless 10; Not tor Wom en Only 15. 1 :30-Day• of Our Lives 3,4, 15 . As The Wor ld Turns 8.10; 2:00-0ne Life fo Li ve6,1l 2:30-Docfors 3,4, 15; Guid ing Light 8. 10 . 3:00-Ano lher Wor ld 3, 4,15 ; Genera l Hospita l 6,13 ; L ilia s Yoga & You 20 . 3:30-A IIIn The Family 8, 10; You Bef Your Li fe 20. 4:DO-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Ri cher, For Poorer 15; Merv Griff in 6; Addam s Fami ly 8; Sesame Sf . 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle, USM C 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Liffle Rascals 3,15; Gil li gan' s Is. 4,6; Brady Bunch 10. . s:oo-Here Come 1 ne Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 6; M ister Rogers· NeighbOrhood 20 ,33; Hogan' s Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Pefficoaf Junct ion 15. 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co . 20,33; Mar y Tyler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15 . 6 0!1-News 3.4.B. 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4, IS; ABC News 13; Carol Bur . nell & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Easy 20,33. 7 : ~ ross-Wits 3,4; New lywed Game 6 , 1~ ; Gong Show 8: News 10 ; Gill igan' s Is. IS; Hocking Val ley Bluegrass 20; Consum•r Survival Kll 33 . . ._-......._= WIN H ~ GEl1 o yoLu house? let us POOlS All s• ze ~ ond s hape ~ Swun pool !. 2 years e•pCt tenH.' l r ce e~ tr mo t es or1y 1h1ng yo u nco d l or urlderg fourld ~ wnn pools , New chem1tol and ~ upply s l or~.J Albany Oh1o . Ph one bl4 -bQ8-b555 ( Aflef 6 prn , 61 4-089 ·525 1 Jo hn Jelle rs or 689-5265 B1ll G1llctte . ) We or e NO T all we t on f-'R ICES . 5 Stock ,......-lt~~l3 So be it MARTIN sept!( ~ y ~ lem~ do t ct bo< kh oe dump ! ruck ltrnO!. Io n e gro .. el blacktop pO'o'trt g HI 143 Ph OtlO I (01.4 ) molo.e wear exchange member I Sir Herbert Beerbohm ta'o' ut rng ':!Pr lfiCe Ph ono99? catastroph e DOWN I Imprint 2 Knightly trappings 3 Appeared odd 4 Biddy 5 Dryness 6 Richards of tenn is 7 High: mus. 8 Thomas Mann work : 1913 9 Bewitch 10 Went over again I Diplomat 's ____.'-----.1 DI~IN~'; I Under hang gutters & room additions . · For Free Estimates Call 992 -6323 or 992-601 I 5-15 1 mo. pd . AI . LOW BED FC)R Jumbles · LEAVE SMACK IMPOSE ENJOIN Answer · Why the phon• book could be dengeroua fT NAMES NAMES I ~ Baker" Middleport, Ohio •· rJ · , mo. All cupet Installed 1 at no charge . 'lEDUCED TO $1! ,900 A ve r y n ice 1' ' slor y 4 edroom hom e In good cond ition Feat ur es a basemen t .vi th finished family room and laundr y room . eat -in ki t chen, li~Jing room & bath Large lot wt1h fenced yard . Cal i now. prrced to s.ell . I Newaptperbookl. - GASOUNE ALLEY i IJu siness &n-ir••• Will CAR l l or lht' l'lrl1 •dy . (Answers tomorrow f The fates! JUMBlES ,JJe here In JUMBLE BOOK t1 0 and JUMBLE BOOK • 11. Available f'or 11.35 EACH, postpaid from Jumble, clo thla newspaper, P.O. Box~ . Norw ood, N.J . 071WS. Mike cnecka payable to Alum. & Vinyl Siding MOORE'S Ph . 992 ·1848 Yesterday:s Your Ring s. 11 • ~\I I 1 Your Gown . ~\ \ \ · Choose with \~ As Much Care · I •\ ~ Your Wedding <., .j !\~ ''' Photographer / { t ~ 1 MASH BROTHERS Muffler - Brakes Shocks - Tires Batterv lnstallation Service p.m. 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a small barn and dug well . About 11 acres t ill able . Some woods and m inerals . Asking S11 ,500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an exce 11en13 bedrm. house wi th l 1 1 ba ths, ki t chen wi th built tn app li ances, fa m ily rm with firepla ce, all nicely carpeted . F ul l basement with wood burning sfo\le. Atta ched (7 car l garage Chrys ler Air Temp cen tral healing and cool ing. Very low elec. bill s. All thi s and approx . oneacreland Have a look . Only$47 ,900 . For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At (614) 667 -6177 Bet ween 7: 30 & 9: 00 SWELL •.. WH ~l DO YOU SUGGEST. JERRY 7 " The Pt'lototraphy ot La rry 4-24. 1 mo. Call JERRY MURPHY ~-;::: ~ I XI X) Print answer here: [ 1 NEVER MET A 1RUCK DRNER YEI WHO WASN'T BAKER PHOTQr.RAPHY, Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992 -2164 Specialiled in yard grading , dri~eways , landscaping , etc . LIITLE ORPHAN ANNIE ~'U.. ~ 399 W. Main St. OOZER FOR HIRE a ~ Now arrange the circled leners 10 form tt1e surprtse answer. as suggested by !he above canoon . Y~~~s~~ve, ~ ~ Small engine & mower service, Masse y Ferguson &·Gil..,n Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Ser~ice . Sa ile 30 p<l. to SO pel.' .57 ACRES - With a ni ce l' , story house wi th 3 bed r ms. and 111 bath s. Mostl y carpe ted Big central f irepla ce wi th hea tolator . Sma l l barn and out bu ild ings , 20 acres fenced. Nice count ry se tt ing off bla cktop r oad just 6 minutes nor t h of Ra cine. Askin g S-42 ,000. ,......, You Have : aretullv MODERN SUPPLY Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation WAlE~ TH~OU(!;H. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~ ~~~ l~lation J 5HOE5 11-lAT LET SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9·tl c J&L r II CAS SEC 300 Main Sf. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomerov 992-6281 or 992-6263 8A.M. fo4 ,30P .M. 4·30-ltc Blown HATTIE:'.; 12TH DAY! HU~A~ PWMBING & HEATING INC. 0. It,,,,..~ ' . ,.., c...:... •,........ .......,..- A ' 3. W Call Aller l: 00 or Anytime Saturday 992 -7119 or 992-5~ 1 4-27-lfc ! .. • THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1978 5:45--Farm Report 13; 5:50-PTL Club 13; 6:00Summer Semester 10; PT L Club 15 . 6:30-0ocfors on Cal l4 ; News 6; Summer Se mester 8; For You ... Bia ck Woman 10 ; 6:45--Morning Report liJjlji1.\.(t Je)l} THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ~ · byHenri ArnoldandBob Lee CARTER Rf. 7 by-pass on Sf . Rl . 124 toward Rutland, I Phonoffl-2111 ~0 - · AN EMPCOVM&NT AGENCY THAT RECRUITS THAT! A TRIISE' e~ECS FOR Sl6 CORPOF CONTENTED ORATIONS '. THEIR SOSS CANNIIAL-~! £..,...-...__ L-ADY'S CA Ll-IN G ~ HAPPY HEAD- H UNTE~Sl... IIIHAT "S ' .' .... nester, Ohio 10-30·C 1 CAPTAIN EASY ' Jack's SeptiC Tank ~mce . Bo x 3 FARM FOR SALE _ LAWRENCE S. RAINES, Guarcuan of the estate and person of Alice a nd commercial ,. Call for hour service . Anyday, anytime. Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginter 985-3806 :v, mile off CENTRAL REALTY CO. 4.00-M ister Ca r toon 3 ; 'superman 4; For Ric her. For Poorer 15 . M erv Griffin 6; Addams Fami ly 6; Sesame Si. 20,33; Gomer Pyle. USM C 10 ; Di~ah 13. 4:30- Lilfle Rascals 3,15 ; Gi ll igan' s 1•. 4 ;,8~ Brady Bunch 10 . 5:00-Here Come The Bride• 3; star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 6; Mister Roge r s 20,33; Hogan' s Heroe s 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:30- News 6; ~ l ee . Co. 20.33; M ary Tyler Moore 10 ; Hogan's Heroes 15. q:oo- News 3,4,8, 10, 13;15; ABC N~ w ~ 6; Zoom 20,33 . 6:30-NBC News3,A , 15; ABC News 13/ Carol Bur nett & Friends 6; CBS News 6, 10; Over Easy 20,33 . 7:oo-Cross-Wits 3,4; New lywed Game 6, 13; Sha Na Na 8; News 10 ; Gil ligan' s Is. 15; Dick Cavett 20; Insigh! 33. . 7: 30-Baseball3,4; Between The Wars 6; Family Feud 8: MacNei l-Lehrer Report 20,33; The Judge 10; In Search ot 13; W I I~ .v •- ~ dom 15. DAVE'S BACKHOE estimate~ 24 Middleport, 0 . 5· 11 ·2wk •J. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17,1978 ,... LIST 178.31 S8l.01 S89. 19 8:0!1-Carpenler> 6. 13 ; M ovie ' Lacy & the M issl.slpp l .Queen" 15 ; Pilot 8,10; Live from L incoln Center 20.33 . 8: 30-Pilo18 ,10'; 9: oo-OIIvla Newton. John 6, 13; M ovie "Geffl ng Married" 8, 10. 9:30-Dean Martin I S; 10 :00-Siarsky & Hutch 6,13. 11 :00-New• 3, 4;6,8 , 10,13, 15; Oick Caveff 2b; Li lla• Yoga & You 33 . 11 •30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15: Pollee St or y 6, 13; Hawaii Flve -0 8; ABC New s 33; Movie " The Phi ladelphia Story" 10; 12:0!1-Janaki 33. 12 :4Q-Mystery of fhe Week 6. 13; Ko iak 8; 1,()()Tomorrow 3,4; 2: 1()-Ne ws 13.. Movie Channel 5 5 & 9 P.M . - Late Show ( PG l 7 &. 11 P .M. - Hollywood Oldie I G) Cable Channel S 6:30 P .M . - Test i mony Time 7 : 00 _ Paul Gaud ino Family Fitness 7: 30 - Movie 10:00 - 700 Club. TELE.VISJON VIEWING · BOB'S ROGER HYSELl GARAGE VINTON COUNTY Form for sale • ltualed in Wilkesv ille Town•h lp, Vinton County , Ol io; approximately 133 acres with an ol d log home. now rented . There are three small barns, several sheds 1 and a pond on t he lend . Most of the acr eage is fl lloble" ond all part. are accessible by tra ctor . 011y part of the subsurface ri ghts to be sold . Appra ised at 562, 500.00 and will not be sold for less ; fhe undersigned reser ves the r ight to re ject any or all bids. Partl~s desir ino to view the orem lses ma v make arr~ngement• by felephonin9 the .unders19ned after 5:00p.m .. ot 614-698·8134. or fhrough Attorney L. Alan Gol dsbe rry. 6 N. Court Street , Athens , Ohio 4570 1, 614· 59HS64. Oiler s are fo be subm itted as sea led bids, markf J as fol lows : " Alice S. Raines farm, ATTENTIO'c Lawrence S. Ra ines ." The bids may be de! ivered or mailed to the attorney' s offi ce lisled above. Bids wll be opened Thur.do y, May 25. 1978. at 3: 00 P.M .• of the said attorney '• off ice . Bi dders should Indicate nel r name. oddress, and telepHone number so fhe n .ults may be forwarded. -, TO Pro:. UP IHAT COLL ~ JUST LISTED - 200 ACRES - If you want lo farm. beHer look at th is . It has about 65 acres ti llable land, 0\/er 100 acres of nice lay ing past ur e and some woods. Large barn and st::verai buildings. Nicely lac . on bla cktop road just 2 mi . off Rl . 7 in Eastern Distri ct. An excellen t buy for abou t $350 per acr e averag e for a ll. A LOOK WILL CONVIENCE YOU - 1'1> story frame , wood-burning f ire place . Iron! & real porches , metal storage bldg .. lob of remodeling, fenced . Reduced to $12,500.00. SEE THIS 10 ocres ground, FREE GAS , for out, JUST $5,000.00 for home or trailer . LIVE HERE IN COMFORT - Brand new. 3 BR . bath . lovely flreploce, carport & storage, 1 level acre, corner lot . Many , man y other features , 136,000.00 . END OF YOUR SEARCH - older home, well built, priced many t imes below replacement value , 3 BR , ba th. formal di ning , basement , porches . JUST LOOK $10.000.00. THIS YOU CAN BUY Low down paymen t. load s of remodel ing . 3 BR . both , formal d i ning , 2 car garage , lots of ground with fru it & berries , $19,500.00, Some of the above represents properties that could nof be replaced at 3 limes the selling price. - Many Ofller ProperiesOPEN DOOR POLICY ,LIST ' YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTERESTED POTENTIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIAT ES 991 -22l9- 99Hl'lf 992-2568--992-6009 "THE MILEAGE MAKER " N. 2nd J 7 ACR!:S IN Rudond Vtlloge 4 bedroom hou ~e 2 cor gotoge SevE!I OI outbu•ldtngs Small bor n Sl5 000 ot mOke off e, 74'1 315() MAIN POMEROY, 0 . DELTA . DURA-STEEL RADIAL Fay's Gift MA~ON WV M odern 3 bedtoo rn home s I & 2 acres land <hom lmk fen(e One oil btrdc . on e lr om econ~ tructlon Gaodbuy Nf:W HA VI;- N WV All btt cf., J bedro om.., · co mplete k rtchen lomdy room hvrng roo m w1th ltrepla ce E>etro Iorge co rn et lor N t u~ property Eo ~y lmonc 1119 o vot loble Co li Jok e ~omervdle Real 1:-s tot e Ph one 30.4 075- 3030 0 1 075 -3 431 everungs ,------., Baskets, Spray• Crosses. Pots. Bibles, Bunch Flowers, Wreaths 8 room remodeled horne. all mtneral n gh ts, fu el o rl fur nace Rutl and ar ea i JO .OOO New 3 b~r oom to ta l electrH horne . ocre!oo near mme~ . $27 000 Buddin g lor I II o<r~~ rural wa ter on lo t $3 800 Coll7 41-28 19oltf.>r ~ pm or onyttm e So t & Sun 11 - The floil.v Se ntinel , Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wedne sday, May 17, 1978 D!CKTRACY · . Business. Services h ou ~ c 804 W. Main 992.2298 Pomeroy After Hours Call992 7133 CONTACT , U'GAL NOTICE Pomeroy Landmark 9 ...~ck w.•carMy. ~r . -· ' ( ornrne tcta l p10pt'•ly a ppr o~ 17 m r .. ., IC'V I'I fon d loLOt~ ot 1uiJpC• .., Pl ou1 ~ on O hto fl ovt c I Ph oiiC' bi J OOI b:J04 72 ACRE S ~ppointment .... 1 acre on e. nea r Ru tl and NI:-W J b'"' d r·OO ttt h o v ~ e 'l bath s ! one Mrddl epor 1 oil e fpc 1 lo~ ·~ hl I-IIJ11ot td Phon e 99') I 41;:11 H OUS~ IN GALLIPOLIS Profl!l!sional Serric-es up M1cJdlep ort Call 9QL 74BI Ph on(' 9 8 ~ - JS:ilb HOU~ ~ ~OR so le 7 rooms and ba th Gorog e o n I H(C lot · l oco ied rn Podland ~.4:.1 )YOU new fur VIRGIL B., SR. ~~o!l ~f A I lO ll BY OWNI::R J bt.•( h 0,01 11 br 1do. hom e On l on c ol land rn ~O<UI~ Oar cos 0 1 C'(l 1 Y!.!O f !> old Colt 949 'JH90 3 bedrooms IJ..,tng ' com drntng roa m . k.tr chC'n and vwo ~her and d ryet lo ~ t;­ over payment~ Coli 992 03q5 I N6 long f't wotk- l or Racme Btl! Plumb tnQ and Heohng Htghthouse 99l -332S n.. al Estate for Sale nJ ture oteo (oii7.41-101B Open For Heal Estate for Sale · equtpped lo. Jtchen Central ot r slone ftr eplo ce Dou ble gmnge SeiEK t locorron on I 4 acres 991 1996 H O U S~ Clo•ed Thursdays and Saturdan at noon. Your Full Time Real E•tate Broker ( horle~ C 1- osler away one yeot ago today Ma y 17 1Q77 ~o.thlultoder wrolo. all done Ktnd hearted soul tnto Porodt~e N · 11172 f-UR NI ) H~O rno brl e hot"Qe · wrth or wt!hout 1' 1 on e5 OHice Hrs.: 9 a .m.-4 p.m. Le Meruorr 9'/nQ'i•. MIDOU: f-'O IH . 3 bedroom home 2 l ull bo1hs full y carpeted equ •pped lo. trchen wtlh · rn te; com natural gas lur nou? cen . trot 011 cond•ttonmg on o 100 .. 100 lot f- enced rn , ya rd THRH Heal li~tatc fo£ :;ale MuttdlJ~ TWO SlO HY l r CliiW h o u ~o . b r'oorm and both . cella r a ut but ld tng\ , 4 acres land. at edge o l Hu tlanrl Com plete trod ~ , hook -up al so 1 bon~ ~ o ppror~ ed prope r ty at $1 5.500 Phone H0ll 'f'f'AI(K TJo!AIL~R 14 ~ 70 Un furru>o hed 3 bedr anm~ Cen !ia l A C 1 rnile out on IJJ rJCn 3501 or ~ ~ 3650 I ADVERTISING DEADUNES ~oon rn Mobile Homes for Sale 11 ~ bo Sprmg -Marlar inob rle .... een WANT~AD MD.)' • 19 rh ' 12:00 O hr o ~ egiJior Sole ~rr orld So t ot 7 'pm I] -.; oO ~ale '} NOTICE - All new merchandise quonhty Idea l fo r garage ~ales . fl eo rnorkeb e tc at O hio Hr ver Au c· 11011 M ergs Plaza . Mrddl epor!., 2.2~ 3 .7 ~ Atl.s rurmm!(. u tl~r Utan eonsa·utrn: ~~~ . ant Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash . in s r o~es 1.25 1.80 EoH:h 14'0I'd o\'er the mlni.mwn 15 wur.d.s is 4 L'C ni.S JH:( word l)er tl<ty ~ys ~old Che~f~t' 3.00 ~U1:1ys · ·mALtRS AU(JION · . Publi< lw.7.1~78 It had Lo com e rrom the diamond suit and wa s only goi ng to <·o m c if East would show up wi th two trumps and a sin g leton diamond . Conscqu e11tly . at tric k three West led a d iamond . South won i n h is own hand and led the se ven of hearts . West went right up with the ace. ile led another diamond and watched Ea st rurf for Lhc setting tric k. A slim chance i s better than no ch a nce and th e slim chance had wo n. r .'lt: WS \',\1'~: 11 1-~~:tll_~ ~·.l ~ IS!: ASSN I (FOI a copy ol JACOBY MODERN. send Sl lo ·· w ,n af Bndg~ . or se ve n ca rds and very few · care of tn1s ne wspaper. P 0 Box 489. Rad10 Cily high-card points. Sial/on. New York. N Y 101Jl9) ~O'RE NOT GOIN' HOME TILL ~E GIT DONE FOLDIN' THAT THAR AIRPLANE �10 --: The J2aily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, May WANT AD CHARGES 15 Words or Umlu C»slr 1.00 1.50 1.80 ltl&y 2davs :!l.te~Ys Audion v1ted, noon ~ will d rilrtjttl cu tl11.• I JICI~ nJll' r. . C~trd In rmrnury. of Th;.mks Kml Olutuarr !i l!enU. per word . $3 .QP. llllJ IUUWit ('a-'h 111-ild \'Cllll't: Mulnlt• llume sale~ C~nl.l Yartl sa lt;:. un· acrcpkd rmlr IHlh l'a:;h With ,wdcr 25 t't!rll dLOlrgt• fut .t r l~ t'iiiT} · Ul ).( Hux .'iUIIIb!•r In C:trc.uf Thc St•n· lind Pullh.sht•r rt1c tu t~ ll t ul' I'I.!Si!rv~s tlw 1'11-(11\ 1't'Jl'l'l Ull~ ad:. Jt:l'lllt'd ub-- Jt't'twnal Tilt• Pui.Jh.\lll~r will nul lJt' l 'l'!.\)ull.) l ~ lt• fut" llllll'~ than l!lll' Ult'UI'· l'l'l'\ ll!.~t'I' \I UII Phutu•!!92-215tl mobtle hor'n e al l elec tr r( h onldm t ut,tplo re on o le . . . el . lbO • ,-~0 lo t m Tupper ~'Piotns O hto $8700 or w1ll sell ltoder $ep ero te 014 067 b270 or 014q85<~20Cl un Sa turd<l\ Tut!sd~y tiii'U F t•tti!IV lPM Lllt.' l~fl.;l"~' putJh~· <HIOII ti:t: Sundd,l f p J\1. Fnd!i) aflt:1111N II M~MORY ....,ho ol po s~ed gone God gtveth the tes t !? es t h om all lobo1 Stghtng and teats ~ e'!> l Iron' oil po'!>sd)le po1r1 and r oar~ Untted wtth loved ones who ho" e passed th1au gh the years At home w11h the blest ) odly mt~~ed by wtfe chtldren and grondch.ldt en AN RC 111odel oHplone flt e t ts lookm g lot on RC Club Hl the Athem Pomeroy or Ga llt polt s S 3~ 500 Phone 9q7 SS50 NORTH OF- l tve fl o tnt li Spoc • o u ~ extt a· ntc e . 3 bedr oom h o rn~;:> 4 year~ old 1 ' 1 borh ~ ~ ully loaded v.rth ex tr as ( heap 742 15b~ )elhng 1973 Dot ron rro rlet f o r bedr oom l olo ted bet I & 1 M rne b(tQ5747 BEDROOM h ome 3' , years o ld A It elec tr rc C l o~ f' to ~c h uol Nt<e lor wt th tt ee\ In , Rutlor1 d 747-2050 HOBSTETTER REALTY George 5. Hob•lener Jr ., Broker 107''' Sycamore 51. Pomeroy , Ohio PHONE 992-633 3 Nice 3 bedroom home , "ery modern , one t loor plan , located in Rus t ic Hills. Syracuse, Ohio . Make a rea sonab.le offer . Store and filling station, inclu d ing stock and fi xt ur es , doing a good bus iness. Lo cated In La ng svi ll e. Ohio . PriCed at 125.000 .00. WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BADLY . REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS. Chery I Lemley, As.oci ate Hom e Phone 742-2033 GeorgeS . Hobstener Jr . Broker Home Phone 9n-5739 FUll of alrno~t Business HONAKER'S CB & Electronic Equipment 506 Second Street Mason . W. Va . 25260 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. l:lf!lp Wanted WA CKfNH Ul CORPO RA TIO N wrll be oC<ep trng opplt cottom and condu<lllll) m ter vt ews from B JO to 5 00 011 May 16 & 17 for securt ty po~nt o n~ o pe n tn the PI Pleo~ont or eo Apply tn per '>on at tht;.> Pt Plemont Inn M rlr tor y background pr eferred but not re quued We or e on ~qual Opportunrty Em ployer W AN I~D Wotlre ~-. Ot worter (en tut y Bot WAIIR~SS WANTED ~venmg ~ holt ove r 21 Fnendly ro,.er n Mtrl dleport Guaranteed Training1397~ Single, '540 .00 Married Call Arm y Recruiting SFC Lowery Co lie ct 593 -3022 216 E. Second Streel Pomeroy , Ohio BUS . BUILDING Aroun d 2800 •q . ff. of floor space . Loa d ing dock , arched roof . concre te floor , air conditioned and all util it ies . Out of flood. 25 A'RE5 On good gravel road. One m ile from Rutland . Electr ic on the property . Good buil ding sites . Only $12 ,500.00. 1 ACRE LOTS - Near Tuppers Pla ins. Wafer and electr ic a"ai lable on 68 1. 5.96 ACRES - Renovated 6 room house with new bath , new kitchen•, paneling , all carpeted . Fallout sheller . 3 nice bedrooms . barn and other buildings . $23.500 BRICK HOME 4 bedrooms. large closets, ba th , F.A. nofura l ga s furnace , basement , 2 porches near school and store . Want $2 3,500 .00 . NEW LISTING - Bu• iness bu ild ing 24• 80 in Rullond . Has rest room , water. gas and ele ctri c . On l y 113.000.00. NEW LISTING J bedroom fram e home on gravel hill . Ba fh, notural gas heal, lot s of fl ower. and shrubber y on 2 level lot. . 116,500. NEAR SCHOOL - Large 3 bedrooms. walk . in closets . and enormous r-~ ages. 1111 baths , f ul~"" ~ .<nf, oak floors i" ~~ • • Front and back Pl ...es, garage on sem i pr ivate lot . $27 ,000 . WE ALWA YS I HAVE BUYERS FOR SOME PROPERTIES. BE SURE YOURS IS LlSTEO WITH U5. HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY Realtor A•soclatel H ()M!:~ Ill;-~ l.or ~ alP , IN ( Hl SHR 6 roor!l l rrmw home J bed•o oms and both on I Iorge l or~ FOH !>Ol e b r co rn ~ ond bath !to eme Oh1o ~ar11 Yo re!> 9• 9 7J02 HOU S ~ ~OR sole rn l 'omcr o y lo< oted 111 Upper M on k e y ~ur 1 !:J too m :o. wr rh ba th an d bo ~c rn e nt Par ttolty remode l ed ncNb o l o,w r epou ~ Pho nc 9n 766J EXPERT HUNTER Wheel Alignment SPECIAL L Any U.S. made flf--'P~Ms .. I ra if needed. Exctud11 front-wheel drive cars. Call Now for VA I·HA 30 yr fmonC IJl9 ol ~o rcfulnrt\H HJ lrt>IOttd Mo rtgage 7/l ) toto ArhPil'> phorlc( 6l4 ) 'J'.O JUj I ~y OWNlf.l ~oc r {'~ w •th q 100 111 I R ~ l G AJ '/ ( O f garage ~ umtn cl lo.tt cltf'n o rtU bordered bv ~ ( tf'(\lo. ~ Co 119fl) 3877 ,.,,3 3 33 !o ~ o<re~ '2 mtfes belo w Mtdd lepo r 1 nvet fron tage Phone 99') 25bl l o r mo re 'rn l o tono tton lRAill:fl S PA ( ~ ) • m 1le l•om Me1g s Htgh Sc h ool on old Rt 33 99'1· '194 1 ar 9Gl1 2b89 ~AUTO P~1.~TING BR78x13 GR78• 14 HR78• 1S Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs . Small Cars $100.00 Large Can 1125.00 Trucks S17l.OO - Body work & repair $1.00 per inch using only 1the best Dupont materials. 742-3010 H -1 mo. SALE S4U8 $51.97 SS5.17 AI Tromm Const. 742-2328, S P.M. to 9 P.M. Order Now-Mount by Appt. 4-30· 1 mo. For Memorial Day SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Beautiful Selection Flowers R. .. i d en t i a I S. Raines •• M'/ DEAR. SIR~ . . AS AMcR I CA"5> TOP RE C];1.UIT ER, OF El\ECUTIVE TAL-Efi/T,. THE (J UES~f01<1 IS ·\ WHAT CAN I DO l, FOR YOU7! ' MAYSE SOME SlUE'·CHIP FllilviWANTS TO HIRE YA AWAY FROM MeKcE INPLiSTRIE?~ & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to lorm four ord inary wordS. .. .AIJD CUlT ~T .::-----~-~~ ~----~ ~ DARU,G I ~(U~ITY BI.A.IIf(H, ~AA A'> ICAIJFiblii?.E Y Older home, 3 bedroom, family room with firepiact, living room , dining roo m, carpeted throughout, kitchen comp letely equipped, laundry room ~1fh wa sher and dryer , 2 baths , out building with eiectn c tor storage, alum . siding, stor m windows, new roo f, on double lot. Aski ng 135,000. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 JIM KEESEE on heating cost Ex perience and lully in•ured Free E•f . Cali , 991-381S 4·9·1 mo. pd . 3 ACRES - Real nice laying land wi t h nat gas tap and city wa ter . Loc. on blacktop road 7 minutes north of Ra cine . Ask ing S9.000 . 10 ACRES - Va canl land on bla cktop roa d. Beau tiful homes it e: About 5 minutes from 5 Point . Pr ice $13,800. RT. 33 - fO ACRES of land along Rl 33 4 lane iusl north of Pomero y. Nice home si tes . Asking S l~. 800 . I 61't ACRES - With a nice 1' 1 story house , mostly carpeted with 3 o r -<~ bedrm s., livi ng rm .. family rm ., with firepla ce, ba sement . fuel oil lurna ce, garag e and ou tbui ld ings . Some lenc ing, plen ty of road frontage and garden space. Ci ty wa ter and dr illed well Lac. close to hospital and school at La urel Cli ff. Asking $47,500. $11.700 will buy a good "J bedrm . hou se and garage, storag e build ing and garden spa ce on St. Rt. 124 In Sy r acuse. 4-12-1 mo. P {'l>meroy, 0 . 3-15-ff c 11 1 our homt.• Pho 111' f.I(FJ /"J 14 WAlt H Wl:tl rlrolltng Gro111 7J '/ '187<J Wt lltOm I W ill DO ~m oll ho ultng tlJ I b r u~ h <lcontnq a t bo ~P IIIIO'r l l "> a11tc~ gor ogc o tc. Phon r..> !i9'1 7764 H~ADI-ORD Au cl tOt1Ce! Con1 plv l e 5Cfv1Ce Phone q49 'J4tl7 or 949 '1000 Haem(> OIHo ( Il l! Brod l o•d tlWOO D BOWlRI ~wee per ~ RII'AIR u o n ~ all .., moll oppi10rl{. CS l0w11 l!lQwe t nc •t to State H •ghwn~ Gu wg•' on ~ ou t c 7 Phone (b l -1) QB~ JH15 t o o o; t ~ r s , $15,000 - Wil l buy a good 5 bedrm . house with large li ving room and kitchen 2 bath s, basement , F A. nat. ga s heal In Chester . H~M O DHING ~14 , 300 - J1 1 acres with nice 2 bed rm . mobile home with 1 rms . buill on wi th fireplace . Work shop with other bu ild ings. Eastern Loca l. We Need Listings I Middleporfl We have buyers tor many types of pro perty CALL JIMMY DE EM Auociate , 949-2388 ~ !::WIN G MA ( HI Nl RP pOH Plumbtng hear.ng and oil t~re ~ o l gene ru l tl'ro rr Wot k gu01on l ccd (0 ycnr ~ e ~ pm11•n cc Ph one 9Q') 7 -<~ 09 ~.. Ja~ k W. Cafsey , Mg r. ~. CALL Phone 991·2181 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446-3643 Evenings Call 446-3796 or 446 ·788 1 ~e t vrce oi l rnokes 99') 'J28J lh f' ~ obr I { ~ho p l' ornc foy A u rho rt Jed Stnget ~ole~ omi ~e1 v1<e. We \horpen Sct~~o r s Pomeroy landmark D<CAVAliNG. do 1r>t loode1 and backh oe wor k dum p truclo. !> and to bO'fS lo r h 11e wrl l halJI h i I du 1 to .. orl l1mc~tone ond gro..-c l Coli Bob Ot flogar Je t l er~ cloy phMc 9q7 701:19 n1gh 1 phorw qQ? 3525 or qq2 51J'J ~XCAVAIING , Giw A'fa' ! IG~H ~ l ~ fJ~O r ot wllh y ald eyt·~ J 9Q/ yt.' Ot~ old '/c-ry gen l lf' J(fl~ M OI HI;- H ( Al :J k 1tlcm, ft.•rnole 0 weeb ol d qcn 74'11:1 do1ur . bo(khoe cmd dtl chc t . Char los R Hot h old Ha ck Hoo Scrv rc e Joi ullond Oh10, !)ho ne 74') :/008 do rooh ng co n ~ tructron, plum bmg ond heotmg No fOb l oa large or 100 ~moll fJhone Will 7 4 ') 2~ 4 ~ A SOFA THAT YOU THOMAS JOSEPH 40 New car ACROSS by Uu•im :•• &nices ~t OW lRY AND' l";~;•(;l"li2 Gtr l's name It Unbroken 15 Wylie's ism 16 Mining lind -'-'=-- -'-- -,.__, li However, f or short r-.,p= l MB•sis of ar gument 20 Linden or Holb rook 1 Kind of jacket 22 Female deer 23 S. Afr. fox 24 Cr ooked 25 Sky sight 26 Eastern European 27 Go wrong 28 Sa ilor's asset 31 Old note 32 That : Fr. 33 Parasitic egg 698 7JJ I BA 1Hf! OO M ~ AND Kli ch en~ IQrn od cled <erom •< t1lc , pl urn h ~g r orppn fry ond gcn(!rol l:l y c or ~ e• · mo1n t('n once per r(•nc e 9q') 3085 FULUN~ t:.X CAVA IING Comp lete 2478 nece~soty teporr!l AI 1r omrn Con!> llu ct•on } 42-2329. PUDOH SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALIITU & SAVE A LOT Rubber Back Carpet • 4.88 AI sq. ya. & up 9' and 12' Vinrl Yesterday 's Answer IB F r ench river 26 Become furious Z8 Dramatic 19 Ponder 22 Cure section 29 Granted ~O ' Hare ~Initia t e 35 Sesame tenan t Zt Sputter ; 36 Family prattle 25 Guard ian member j"~NK & ERN! I' BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag )efense uses imagination Sou lh ·s 5-17 -t\ NOK1:11 • A ~ Q 10 "' K 10 >:1 t K97 • QA Harold - ~f:, THoSe M~ ,.Ht SAMe PRacfS AS YESTERDAY ...... ~ .,..s • .. 8 2 donna "' A l • QJ62 • AKI03 2 . 31 Railroad 38 locomotive Maple genus 39 Whirled DAILY 6+-l-t-+--tto work it : ANYONE~IN K YOU MI6HT BLACKNVIIL 11-IEM? OFCOURSE NOT/ I'M IN ENOU6H 1 HAD SOME Fl LM .. . FILM THAT COULD BE VERY EMBARRA551N6 IF IT GOT IN 11-IE WRONG HANDS. IBVRNEO!T A/L.WHEN YOU AND I STAR-ED WOR'<ON OUR DOCU V\ENTARY. TQOU13LE ALREADY- JLV O K CXR M l'i J K T SNXX R K T 'J OV A AW J 0 KS LG D V A X X 66ACRE FARM - Price redu ced to\46,900. Afl ~active re modeled .2 story tarm homE!- ,_"-~ ce home featu res large living room , d l ni"aC."~'"· "chen. 5 bedroom • . & P11 baths, lS af';~~ l~ .... re land wl1lh ba l ance ir, pasture and wood, ~'-" .... aer ~rn & garage . You must see this one , Ws wc1l worth the pr ice . Located off Rt. 325 in Meigs County . · a RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-221 1 JUGHAID-~ I CAN SEE Wfl'f '!'OU LIKE SOCCER MUCH, LUCII. .. Pass F G F J K S K J NW, South 4• Pass WAJ X V p Openi ng lead : • T!1E RUN~ING ... ~E FANCil FOOTWORK ... IT'S ALSO A REAL TEAM MME ...PUTTiNG TOGETHER A PERFECT PLAY CANBE VE~H GRATIF~I NG ... I JUST L1 KE TO KICK THINGS I'M SICK AN' TIRED OF .1/00 NOT FINISHIN'I/ORE SCHOOLWORK to four was not routifll' wet s West's IBHJg inatJvr 1:1 nd mSpited drlcnse.· At ! rick s on e and two Wes t cashed hi s aec and king of du bs. IO: vcn though dummy was imposi ng, and South 's bidding had been auth oritative, \V es t wa s not inclined to concede a nything. lie had tw o tri ck s. The ace h c<.~rt s was a Burc third . come from ·' K By Oswald Jaco by an:h~lo~i~~~~~:g sh oul d be · e<plained . East jumped to Yesterday' s Cryptoquote:EVENTS ARE NEVER ABSOLUTE . two spades over th e take-out THEIR OUTCOME DEPENDS ENTIRELY UPON THE IN- double to show ti t wa s part DIV!DUAL.-BAI..ZAC • of th e pa r tnership 's und er © 1'11'8 Kins- Future• S:rndiclt.t, Inc. ·standlng J a spad e suit of six Buy where you c•n and sH wller you'rt flltl1in•a• Good Mlecllons - Fussy stocked. Call 742-2211, TALKTO · .Vendollor Herb Grllt or Gent Smith Norlh East Dbl. 2• jump was ro uti ne . What Wh ere wa s th e f ourth t o Vuln erable : North-south Dealer : We st I. heart~ of .. Q.J 987 t A 10 8 5 4 • 964 CRVPTOQ UOTES I.---=====J1iiiii!!!~-,(3UT WHY WOULD THEf20AD .? • 3 • J 1> --- . C RY PTOQUOTE - Here's how AXVDLBAAXR is I, 0 N G F E I, I, 0 W W!NNTI< .. 6 2 SOUTfl One letter simply slo nds for another. In thi s sample A is West used f or the three 1:s. X for i he two o ·s. etc. Single le tters. npos lrophes, the l ength nnd forma lion of t he word s arc aB Pass hints. Each day the co d<: l el!crs ar e different . • i:>ID l{)lJ TELL THE POLICE YOU WERE I<UN OFF f: AST • 1976513 WEST 36 Prlma BARNEY Largesi llt!lection In The Va_u.ev 7:30-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Match Game PM 6: Ta ffl eta les 8; MacNe ii ~ Le hrer Report 20,33 : Thf' s Hol lywood 10; Nash ville On The Road 13; Marly Robbins' Spell lghf 15. 8:0!1-Movle " The Beasts Are In fhe Sfreets" 3. 4. 15; Welcome ~a ck , Kotter 6, 13 ; Wa lfon s 8, 10; Unce Upon A Classic 20,33 . 8: 3(}-{)per.atlon Pefllcoat 6, 13 ; Originals 20 ; In Search of the Real America 33. 9:0!1-B orney M iller 6, 13; Fesllval ot the Stars : Mexi co 8, 10; World 20,33. 9:30-F ish 6,13; 10 :oo-<lperaflon : Run away 3.4, 15 ; Barelfa 6, 13; Our Mutural Friend 33 ; News 20 . 10 : 30-Lock , Stock & Barrel 20 . 11 : ()()-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15 ; Dick Cavett 20; Lilla• . Yoga & You 33 . 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4,1 5; Sfar>ky & Hul ch 6, 13; M ash 8; ABC New• 33; Movie " Guess Who's Co ming to Dinner" 10; 12 :0Q-Ja naki 33 12 :05--Mov le " Cry Pani c" 8; 12 :•0-Tom a 6, 13; 1:00Tomorrow 3,4; 1:SO- News 13 Cable Channel s 6:30P .M . - Test imony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness 7:30 - Su perstars 10 :00 - 700 Club. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 P.M . - Cousi n, Cou• lne (PGI 7 & 11 P.M . - I sland ot Dr . Moreau (PG ) ·~;::::;::<;~;::::~~::;;:~~T~~;:;=;;;:::=;::::::::-------------- 34 Playwright. ;:; Covering In 15 IN STOCK 6:50-Good Morning, West Virginia 13 ; 6: 55--News 13 . 7:0!1-Today 3.4,15 ; Good Morni ng Ameri ca 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Chuck Wh ile Reports 10.,.. 7:05--Bullwinkle 10; .7 :30-School ies 10; 8:00-Capl. Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame Sf. 33 . 9:0!1-M erv Grlflln 3; Phil Donahue 4, 13 , 15; Brady Bunch B; Emergency One 6; Match Game 10. 9:oo-Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10. 10 :00-Card Sha r ks 3, 4,1 S; Edge of Night 6; Pas s The Buck8 ; Joker ' s Wil d 10; To Tell The Truth 13 . 10 :30-Hol lywood Squarej 3,4 , 15; High Hopes 6; Pri ce is R lghf 6, 10 ; $20,ooe"Pyr amid 13. 11:0!1-Hi gll Rollers 3,4,15 ; Happ y Day s 6.1 3 11:3Q-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15; Fami ly Feud 6,13; Partridge Fam ily 4; Love of Life 6,10; Sesame Sf . 20; Nova 33 ; 11:55--CBS New s 8; Loving F'ree~10 . 12 :0!1-Newscen.t er 3; News 4,6,10; Sanford & So n 15; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13 . 12:30-Ryan' • Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15 ; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10 ; E lee. Co . 33 . 1:0!1-For Richer , For Poorer 3; Al l M y Chi ldren 6, 13; News 8 ; Young & the Restless 10; Not tor Wom en Only 15. 1 :30-Day• of Our Lives 3,4, 15 . As The Wor ld Turns 8.10; 2:00-0ne Life fo Li ve6,1l 2:30-Docfors 3,4, 15; Guid ing Light 8. 10 . 3:00-Ano lher Wor ld 3, 4,15 ; Genera l Hospita l 6,13 ; L ilia s Yoga & You 20 . 3:30-A IIIn The Family 8, 10; You Bef Your Li fe 20. 4:DO-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Ri cher, For Poorer 15; Merv Griff in 6; Addam s Fami ly 8; Sesame Sf . 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle, USM C 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Liffle Rascals 3,15; Gil li gan' s Is. 4,6; Brady Bunch 10. . s:oo-Here Come 1 ne Brides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 6; M ister Rogers· NeighbOrhood 20 ,33; Hogan' s Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Pefficoaf Junct ion 15. 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co . 20,33; Mar y Tyler Moore 10; Hogan 's Heroes 15 . 6 0!1-News 3.4.B. 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC News 3,4, IS; ABC News 13; Carol Bur . nell & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Easy 20,33. 7 : ~ ross-Wits 3,4; New lywed Game 6 , 1~ ; Gong Show 8: News 10 ; Gill igan' s Is. IS; Hocking Val ley Bluegrass 20; Consum•r Survival Kll 33 . . ._-......._= WIN H ~ GEl1 o yoLu house? let us POOlS All s• ze ~ ond s hape ~ Swun pool !. 2 years e•pCt tenH.' l r ce e~ tr mo t es or1y 1h1ng yo u nco d l or urlderg fourld ~ wnn pools , New chem1tol and ~ upply s l or~.J Albany Oh1o . Ph one bl4 -bQ8-b555 ( Aflef 6 prn , 61 4-089 ·525 1 Jo hn Jelle rs or 689-5265 B1ll G1llctte . ) We or e NO T all we t on f-'R ICES . 5 Stock ,......-lt~~l3 So be it MARTIN sept!( ~ y ~ lem~ do t ct bo< kh oe dump ! ruck ltrnO!. Io n e gro .. el blacktop pO'o'trt g HI 143 Ph OtlO I (01.4 ) molo.e wear exchange member I Sir Herbert Beerbohm ta'o' ut rng ':!Pr lfiCe Ph ono99? catastroph e DOWN I Imprint 2 Knightly trappings 3 Appeared odd 4 Biddy 5 Dryness 6 Richards of tenn is 7 High: mus. 8 Thomas Mann work : 1913 9 Bewitch 10 Went over again I Diplomat 's ____.'-----.1 DI~IN~'; I Under hang gutters & room additions . · For Free Estimates Call 992 -6323 or 992-601 I 5-15 1 mo. pd . AI . LOW BED FC)R Jumbles · LEAVE SMACK IMPOSE ENJOIN Answer · Why the phon• book could be dengeroua fT NAMES NAMES I ~ Baker" Middleport, Ohio •· rJ · , mo. All cupet Installed 1 at no charge . 'lEDUCED TO $1! ,900 A ve r y n ice 1' ' slor y 4 edroom hom e In good cond ition Feat ur es a basemen t .vi th finished family room and laundr y room . eat -in ki t chen, li~Jing room & bath Large lot wt1h fenced yard . Cal i now. prrced to s.ell . I Newaptperbookl. - GASOUNE ALLEY i IJu siness &n-ir••• Will CAR l l or lht' l'lrl1 •dy . (Answers tomorrow f The fates! JUMBlES ,JJe here In JUMBLE BOOK t1 0 and JUMBLE BOOK • 11. Available f'or 11.35 EACH, postpaid from Jumble, clo thla newspaper, P.O. Box~ . Norw ood, N.J . 071WS. Mike cnecka payable to Alum. & Vinyl Siding MOORE'S Ph . 992 ·1848 Yesterday:s Your Ring s. 11 • ~\I I 1 Your Gown . ~\ \ \ · Choose with \~ As Much Care · I •\ ~ Your Wedding <., .j !\~ ''' Photographer / { t ~ 1 MASH BROTHERS Muffler - Brakes Shocks - Tires Batterv lnstallation Service p.m. 40 ACRES - In Southern Local with a small barn and dug well . About 11 acres t ill able . Some woods and m inerals . Asking S11 ,500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an exce 11en13 bedrm. house wi th l 1 1 ba ths, ki t chen wi th built tn app li ances, fa m ily rm with firepla ce, all nicely carpeted . F ul l basement with wood burning sfo\le. Atta ched (7 car l garage Chrys ler Air Temp cen tral healing and cool ing. Very low elec. bill s. All thi s and approx . oneacreland Have a look . Only$47 ,900 . For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At (614) 667 -6177 Bet ween 7: 30 & 9: 00 SWELL •.. WH ~l DO YOU SUGGEST. JERRY 7 " The Pt'lototraphy ot La rry 4-24. 1 mo. Call JERRY MURPHY ~-;::: ~ I XI X) Print answer here: [ 1 NEVER MET A 1RUCK DRNER YEI WHO WASN'T BAKER PHOTQr.RAPHY, Pomeroy , Ohio Ph . 992 -2164 Specialiled in yard grading , dri~eways , landscaping , etc . LIITLE ORPHAN ANNIE ~'U.. ~ 399 W. Main St. OOZER FOR HIRE a ~ Now arrange the circled leners 10 form tt1e surprtse answer. as suggested by !he above canoon . Y~~~s~~ve, ~ ~ Small engine & mower service, Masse y Ferguson &·Gil..,n Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Ser~ice . Sa ile 30 p<l. to SO pel.' .57 ACRES - With a ni ce l' , story house wi th 3 bed r ms. and 111 bath s. Mostl y carpe ted Big central f irepla ce wi th hea tolator . Sma l l barn and out bu ild ings , 20 acres fenced. Nice count ry se tt ing off bla cktop r oad just 6 minutes nor t h of Ra cine. Askin g S-42 ,000. ,......, You Have : aretullv MODERN SUPPLY Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation WAlE~ TH~OU(!;H. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~ ~~~ l~lation J 5HOE5 11-lAT LET SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9·tl c J&L r II CAS SEC 300 Main Sf. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomerov 992-6281 or 992-6263 8A.M. fo4 ,30P .M. 4·30-ltc Blown HATTIE:'.; 12TH DAY! HU~A~ PWMBING & HEATING INC. 0. It,,,,..~ ' . ,.., c...:... •,........ .......,..- A ' 3. W Call Aller l: 00 or Anytime Saturday 992 -7119 or 992-5~ 1 4-27-lfc ! .. • THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1978 5:45--Farm Report 13; 5:50-PTL Club 13; 6:00Summer Semester 10; PT L Club 15 . 6:30-0ocfors on Cal l4 ; News 6; Summer Se mester 8; For You ... Bia ck Woman 10 ; 6:45--Morning Report liJjlji1.\.(t Je)l} THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ~ · byHenri ArnoldandBob Lee CARTER Rf. 7 by-pass on Sf . Rl . 124 toward Rutland, I Phonoffl-2111 ~0 - · AN EMPCOVM&NT AGENCY THAT RECRUITS THAT! A TRIISE' e~ECS FOR Sl6 CORPOF CONTENTED ORATIONS '. THEIR SOSS CANNIIAL-~! £..,...-...__ L-ADY'S CA Ll-IN G ~ HAPPY HEAD- H UNTE~Sl... IIIHAT "S ' .' .... nester, Ohio 10-30·C 1 CAPTAIN EASY ' Jack's SeptiC Tank ~mce . Bo x 3 FARM FOR SALE _ LAWRENCE S. RAINES, Guarcuan of the estate and person of Alice a nd commercial ,. Call for hour service . Anyday, anytime. Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginter 985-3806 :v, mile off CENTRAL REALTY CO. 4.00-M ister Ca r toon 3 ; 'superman 4; For Ric her. For Poorer 15 . M erv Griffin 6; Addams Fami ly 6; Sesame Si. 20,33; Gomer Pyle. USM C 10 ; Di~ah 13. 4:30- Lilfle Rascals 3,15 ; Gi ll igan' s 1•. 4 ;,8~ Brady Bunch 10 . 5:00-Here Come The Bride• 3; star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 6; Mister Roge r s 20,33; Hogan' s Heroe s 10; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Junction 15. 5:30- News 6; ~ l ee . Co. 20.33; M ary Tyler Moore 10 ; Hogan's Heroes 15. q:oo- News 3,4,8, 10, 13;15; ABC N~ w ~ 6; Zoom 20,33 . 6:30-NBC News3,A , 15; ABC News 13/ Carol Bur nett & Friends 6; CBS News 6, 10; Over Easy 20,33 . 7:oo-Cross-Wits 3,4; New lywed Game 6, 13; Sha Na Na 8; News 10 ; Gil ligan' s Is. 15; Dick Cavett 20; Insigh! 33. . 7: 30-Baseball3,4; Between The Wars 6; Family Feud 8: MacNei l-Lehrer Report 20,33; The Judge 10; In Search ot 13; W I I~ .v •- ~ dom 15. DAVE'S BACKHOE estimate~ 24 Middleport, 0 . 5· 11 ·2wk •J. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17,1978 ,... LIST 178.31 S8l.01 S89. 19 8:0!1-Carpenler> 6. 13 ; M ovie ' Lacy & the M issl.slpp l .Queen" 15 ; Pilot 8,10; Live from L incoln Center 20.33 . 8: 30-Pilo18 ,10'; 9: oo-OIIvla Newton. John 6, 13; M ovie "Geffl ng Married" 8, 10. 9:30-Dean Martin I S; 10 :00-Siarsky & Hutch 6,13. 11 :00-New• 3, 4;6,8 , 10,13, 15; Oick Caveff 2b; Li lla• Yoga & You 33 . 11 •30-Johnny Carson 3,4,15: Pollee St or y 6, 13; Hawaii Flve -0 8; ABC New s 33; Movie " The Phi ladelphia Story" 10; 12:0!1-Janaki 33. 12 :4Q-Mystery of fhe Week 6. 13; Ko iak 8; 1,()()Tomorrow 3,4; 2: 1()-Ne ws 13.. Movie Channel 5 5 & 9 P.M . - Late Show ( PG l 7 &. 11 P .M. - Hollywood Oldie I G) Cable Channel S 6:30 P .M . - Test i mony Time 7 : 00 _ Paul Gaud ino Family Fitness 7: 30 - Movie 10:00 - 700 Club. TELE.VISJON VIEWING · BOB'S ROGER HYSELl GARAGE VINTON COUNTY Form for sale • ltualed in Wilkesv ille Town•h lp, Vinton County , Ol io; approximately 133 acres with an ol d log home. now rented . There are three small barns, several sheds 1 and a pond on t he lend . Most of the acr eage is fl lloble" ond all part. are accessible by tra ctor . 011y part of the subsurface ri ghts to be sold . Appra ised at 562, 500.00 and will not be sold for less ; fhe undersigned reser ves the r ight to re ject any or all bids. Partl~s desir ino to view the orem lses ma v make arr~ngement• by felephonin9 the .unders19ned after 5:00p.m .. ot 614-698·8134. or fhrough Attorney L. Alan Gol dsbe rry. 6 N. Court Street , Athens , Ohio 4570 1, 614· 59HS64. Oiler s are fo be subm itted as sea led bids, markf J as fol lows : " Alice S. Raines farm, ATTENTIO'c Lawrence S. Ra ines ." The bids may be de! ivered or mailed to the attorney' s offi ce lisled above. Bids wll be opened Thur.do y, May 25. 1978. at 3: 00 P.M .• of the said attorney '• off ice . Bi dders should Indicate nel r name. oddress, and telepHone number so fhe n .ults may be forwarded. -, TO Pro:. UP IHAT COLL ~ JUST LISTED - 200 ACRES - If you want lo farm. beHer look at th is . It has about 65 acres ti llable land, 0\/er 100 acres of nice lay ing past ur e and some woods. Large barn and st::verai buildings. Nicely lac . on bla cktop road just 2 mi . off Rl . 7 in Eastern Distri ct. An excellen t buy for abou t $350 per acr e averag e for a ll. A LOOK WILL CONVIENCE YOU - 1'1> story frame , wood-burning f ire place . Iron! & real porches , metal storage bldg .. lob of remodeling, fenced . Reduced to $12,500.00. SEE THIS 10 ocres ground, FREE GAS , for out, JUST $5,000.00 for home or trailer . LIVE HERE IN COMFORT - Brand new. 3 BR . bath . lovely flreploce, carport & storage, 1 level acre, corner lot . Many , man y other features , 136,000.00 . END OF YOUR SEARCH - older home, well built, priced many t imes below replacement value , 3 BR , ba th. formal di ning , basement , porches . JUST LOOK $10.000.00. THIS YOU CAN BUY Low down paymen t. load s of remodel ing . 3 BR . both , formal d i ning , 2 car garage , lots of ground with fru it & berries , $19,500.00, Some of the above represents properties that could nof be replaced at 3 limes the selling price. - Many Ofller ProperiesOPEN DOOR POLICY ,LIST ' YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND ONLY INTERESTED POTENTIAL BUYERS WILL BE BROUGHT AROUND . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIAT ES 991 -22l9- 99Hl'lf 992-2568--992-6009 "THE MILEAGE MAKER " N. 2nd J 7 ACR!:S IN Rudond Vtlloge 4 bedroom hou ~e 2 cor gotoge SevE!I OI outbu•ldtngs Small bor n Sl5 000 ot mOke off e, 74'1 315() MAIN POMEROY, 0 . DELTA . DURA-STEEL RADIAL Fay's Gift MA~ON WV M odern 3 bedtoo rn home s I & 2 acres land <hom lmk fen(e One oil btrdc . on e lr om econ~ tructlon Gaodbuy Nf:W HA VI;- N WV All btt cf., J bedro om.., · co mplete k rtchen lomdy room hvrng roo m w1th ltrepla ce E>etro Iorge co rn et lor N t u~ property Eo ~y lmonc 1119 o vot loble Co li Jok e ~omervdle Real 1:-s tot e Ph one 30.4 075- 3030 0 1 075 -3 431 everungs ,------., Baskets, Spray• Crosses. Pots. Bibles, Bunch Flowers, Wreaths 8 room remodeled horne. all mtneral n gh ts, fu el o rl fur nace Rutl and ar ea i JO .OOO New 3 b~r oom to ta l electrH horne . ocre!oo near mme~ . $27 000 Buddin g lor I II o<r~~ rural wa ter on lo t $3 800 Coll7 41-28 19oltf.>r ~ pm or onyttm e So t & Sun 11 - The floil.v Se ntinel , Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wedne sday, May 17, 1978 D!CKTRACY · . Business. Services h ou ~ c 804 W. Main 992.2298 Pomeroy After Hours Call992 7133 CONTACT , U'GAL NOTICE Pomeroy Landmark 9 ...~ck w.•carMy. ~r . -· ' ( ornrne tcta l p10pt'•ly a ppr o~ 17 m r .. ., IC'V I'I fon d loLOt~ ot 1uiJpC• .., Pl ou1 ~ on O hto fl ovt c I Ph oiiC' bi J OOI b:J04 72 ACRE S ~ppointment .... 1 acre on e. nea r Ru tl and NI:-W J b'"' d r·OO ttt h o v ~ e 'l bath s ! one Mrddl epor 1 oil e fpc 1 lo~ ·~ hl I-IIJ11ot td Phon e 99') I 41;:11 H OUS~ IN GALLIPOLIS Profl!l!sional Serric-es up M1cJdlep ort Call 9QL 74BI Ph on(' 9 8 ~ - JS:ilb HOU~ ~ ~OR so le 7 rooms and ba th Gorog e o n I H(C lot · l oco ied rn Podland ~.4:.1 )YOU new fur VIRGIL B., SR. ~~o!l ~f A I lO ll BY OWNI::R J bt.•( h 0,01 11 br 1do. hom e On l on c ol land rn ~O<UI~ Oar cos 0 1 C'(l 1 Y!.!O f !> old Colt 949 'JH90 3 bedrooms IJ..,tng ' com drntng roa m . k.tr chC'n and vwo ~her and d ryet lo ~ t;­ over payment~ Coli 992 03q5 I N6 long f't wotk- l or Racme Btl! Plumb tnQ and Heohng Htghthouse 99l -332S n.. al Estate for Sale nJ ture oteo (oii7.41-101B Open For Heal Estate for Sale · equtpped lo. Jtchen Central ot r slone ftr eplo ce Dou ble gmnge SeiEK t locorron on I 4 acres 991 1996 H O U S~ Clo•ed Thursdays and Saturdan at noon. Your Full Time Real E•tate Broker ( horle~ C 1- osler away one yeot ago today Ma y 17 1Q77 ~o.thlultoder wrolo. all done Ktnd hearted soul tnto Porodt~e N · 11172 f-UR NI ) H~O rno brl e hot"Qe · wrth or wt!hout 1' 1 on e5 OHice Hrs.: 9 a .m.-4 p.m. Le Meruorr 9'/nQ'i•. MIDOU: f-'O IH . 3 bedroom home 2 l ull bo1hs full y carpeted equ •pped lo. trchen wtlh · rn te; com natural gas lur nou? cen . trot 011 cond•ttonmg on o 100 .. 100 lot f- enced rn , ya rd THRH Heal li~tatc fo£ :;ale MuttdlJ~ TWO SlO HY l r CliiW h o u ~o . b r'oorm and both . cella r a ut but ld tng\ , 4 acres land. at edge o l Hu tlanrl Com plete trod ~ , hook -up al so 1 bon~ ~ o ppror~ ed prope r ty at $1 5.500 Phone H0ll 'f'f'AI(K TJo!AIL~R 14 ~ 70 Un furru>o hed 3 bedr anm~ Cen !ia l A C 1 rnile out on IJJ rJCn 3501 or ~ ~ 3650 I ADVERTISING DEADUNES ~oon rn Mobile Homes for Sale 11 ~ bo Sprmg -Marlar inob rle .... een WANT~AD MD.)' • 19 rh ' 12:00 O hr o ~ egiJior Sole ~rr orld So t ot 7 'pm I] -.; oO ~ale '} NOTICE - All new merchandise quonhty Idea l fo r garage ~ales . fl eo rnorkeb e tc at O hio Hr ver Au c· 11011 M ergs Plaza . Mrddl epor!., 2.2~ 3 .7 ~ Atl.s rurmm!(. u tl~r Utan eonsa·utrn: ~~~ . ant Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash . in s r o~es 1.25 1.80 EoH:h 14'0I'd o\'er the mlni.mwn 15 wur.d.s is 4 L'C ni.S JH:( word l)er tl<ty ~ys ~old Che~f~t' 3.00 ~U1:1ys · ·mALtRS AU(JION · . Publi< lw.7.1~78 It had Lo com e rrom the diamond suit and wa s only goi ng to <·o m c if East would show up wi th two trumps and a sin g leton diamond . Conscqu e11tly . at tric k three West led a d iamond . South won i n h is own hand and led the se ven of hearts . West went right up with the ace. ile led another diamond and watched Ea st rurf for Lhc setting tric k. A slim chance i s better than no ch a nce and th e slim chance had wo n. r .'lt: WS \',\1'~: 11 1-~~:tll_~ ~·.l ~ IS!: ASSN I (FOI a copy ol JACOBY MODERN. send Sl lo ·· w ,n af Bndg~ . or se ve n ca rds and very few · care of tn1s ne wspaper. P 0 Box 489. Rad10 Cily high-card points. Sial/on. New York. N Y 101Jl9) ~O'RE NOT GOIN' HOME TILL ~E GIT DONE FOLDIN' THAT THAR AIRPLANE �'' • 12_ The Da ily Sen.tine! Middlepor t-Pomeroy,U., Wednesday , Mal' 17, 1978 :--- -- -----~-c- __ ____ :_ ____ __ _ ! Observance ~drews Area Deaths 1 I 1 1 NEJ..LIE HUGHES member of Worl d Wide RA VE)II SW OOD c-' Mr s. Church of God, Columbus. Nellie Shockey Hug~es, 77, He is su rvived by hi s wife, !Wvenswood. a pu blic school Leona Pease McLaughlin . teacher in Ohio and West one daughter. Mrs. George ' nt' a for 60 years, d> ' ed tSar a ) Woddle'y, Ft. Vl.rg> Monday morning at St. Lauderdale , Fla .. tw o J oseph Hospital, Park.,r s- . brothers, Ru>Sell of Ricky, burg. fo llowing a short ill- Fla. and Verner of Ca mness . bridge, one daughter-in-law. A daughter of the late Mrs. Mar~ a ret Hendersodn, Frank and Ida Be ll e Columbus , l wo gran · l wo greatMe I"aughi 1.n Sh uc kl'Y, s11e chil dren, was a member of the First grandchildren and fou r stepUnited Methodist Church in gra ndchildren. od. She belotlged 10 Funeral services will . be Ra\·ens'"O n the Order of Eastern Star. the held Friday at I p.m. at the Crouse and Son Chapt•l. Gold Star Mothers of World War II , and the aux iliary of - Johnslo"'' with the Rev. '1110mas J . Bauglunan ofthe American L.egion. ficiat ing. Burial will be in SurY>ving are lh rec sisters. Green Hill Ccme ter )· Mrs. Ethel Muss and Mrs. Edith Hughes, both of Friends ma)' ca ll at the Ravens wood ; Mrs . Vera! funeral home Wedn esd ay from7t o9p.m. andThu rsday Casto, Akron ; a brother, Robert Shocke\·, Shade, and from 2tu 4 and 7to 9p.m. · s ' an d ne'Pl1e"" 'S · seve r aI mece Preceding her In death CARMAN JONES besides her parents were her Ca mlan 1Jakel Jones, 88, husba nd. Orville A. in 1953, Ashton Ave ., Nelsonvill e, and a son. Olin , k>lled 111 died Monday aft ernoon at the World War II in 1944. home of a daughter, Mrs. Funeral services · wiU be Doro th l' p 1·erce , ,1 Midheld at 1:30p.m. Th urs da· Y at dleport . · d the Rave ns woo d Un>te He was born May 26, 1889 in ·h h C Methodist hurch wtt t e 'o rbeston, o., son of the late Rev . Ronald McCauley of· CarnJan Prescott Jones and . · · B 1 11 be · th ftctatmg . una w> In e Catherine Knight Jones. ·vors include two Raven swoo d Cemetery . Other surv> · d 11 th Frlen s may ca at e so ns, Carma n L. J ones, Straight - Tucker Funeral Ne lsonYille ; J ohn Robert Hoedme fdrom 2 10 9 p.m. on Jones of Fairborn , si x W nes ay. grandchildren and three grea t - grandchildren. HARLEY McLAUGHLIN Funera l services will be Harley H. McLau"hi in, 80, 1 o held at 1 p.m. Thursday rom 430 Lakev iew Drive, J ohnsthe Johnson Funeral Home in town, Ohio, died· Monday at Nelsonville with Rev. CarUcking Memorial Hospit al. man E. Jones (his grandson 1 Newark . offi cia ting . Buri al will be in Mr , McLa ughlin was Gree nla wn Ce metery at formerly of Pomeroy and Nelsonvile. Visitation will be Martins Ferry · He was born held at the fu neral home any May 10, 1898 in West Virginia. time today . He was preceded in death by his parents, Sherman and Mary Meadows McLaughlin. LAWTON TEMPLETON one brother, one si>1er and La wto n Te mpleton, 78, one step-son. Langsville. died this morning He was a retired mechanic at Holzer Medical Center. and electric ian 1n the coal Mr . Tem pleton was mine mdustry. He was a preceded In death by his pa rents , Ma rian and Rebecca Templeton. two brothers and r:===~-~~~"1 one sister, his first wife, Bett>e Penn ington Templeton \J and hts second wife, Gay Hamm Templeton. He · •·as em pl oyed at W1iner s National Ban k, Da)'lon unltl hts reti rement in 1965. He is survived by two sons. Edward and Lawton, Jr. , both of Pomeroy. four 71 z Pet . per year on a daughters, Daisy Ba it ey, 4 year certificate of Langsville, Oma l..ee Wolfe. deposit . Poy mora , Pen n., Lili a $1 ,000.00 minimum · Marchionna , New Ca rli ~J e , deposit . Ohio, Sa rah Co nwa y, A substantial penalty is ColW11 bus , 13 grandchildren , Invok ed on a ll certificate two step-grandchildren, mne accounts w i thdra~n prior great-grandchildren and to the date of matur ity . seven step greatgrandchildren . Fu neral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at Ewing Cha pel with the Rev. ~ fr ee land Norris officiating. Buria l w> ll be in Riverview Cemetery. Fnends may call The Athens County at the funeral home aft er I Siivings & Loan Co . p.m. on Thursday . JO ___,.WSl 296 Second St . Pomeroy, Ohio Weather r.------------ . ' 1 I I MEMORIAL DAY II i I I I ! 'I I I I ~I. .J~Th~e~be~a~u,ty I• of fr es h cu t spr ing flowers gives added meaning to Memor ial Day ... a day devoted tb the m emory of our lnved onPs . •Cut Aowers Potted Plants •Wreaths I. Hil £ertys (Continued from page 1) series of vehi cles fthat h were used at the turn o t e cend b' d tury , horse rawn uses an th mountain wagon at are presently being built and are 70 percent completed . Thev have wor ked" wtl· h scholars and researchers and photographers all over the world. They also do picture ed iting. Mr s. Hilfert y ex plain ed that it is fun to work in Meigs Co unty and all their supplies are shipped by mail order. She stated "we would rather be here th an most any other place." At the present tinne, since the des ign project at Kentucky Horse Park is almost completed, they are one of three being considered to design the Tenn essee State Museum in Nashville, Tenn. They are telling of the history of Tennessee through music. They also do interior design. Crow reported that he had been contacted by Dr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy co un cilman, in rega rd to the chamber sharing the expense of a hose to clean village streets. Crow commented that at the present time funds for clean-up are depl eted. He indicated that the chamber wou ld ·be int erested in assisting wi ~h the expense when they are more fina nciaUy able. Pa ul Sinnon, vice president m charge of the clean-up, reported that when wea ther perm its the ri ver bank will be clea ned the sa me as last year. He also reported that there IS an extensive erosion problem along the river Q8nk in front of Crow's Restaurant and wondered if the village Considerable cloudiness was aware of the problem. lomght, with lows in the low Crowsuggest-.! that decals :iOs. Pa rtly clo udy Thursday, be made fQr post ing in the town with the word " prid e" with highs in the low 70s. being used. Ted Reed. president of th e Fa rmers Ba nk and Savings Co., reported that there will be a breakfast, a fund-raising drive fo r Gov. James Rhodes in Athens Frida y morning. The breakfast is $50 a plate. Att endi ng were Crow, Sinnon, Einmogene Holstein , secretary , Phil Kelly, Dave Jenkins, Bill Mayer, John Ande rson. Joe Young , John Koebel, Ron Wagner, Leo Vaugllan, C. E. Blakeslee, Bill Quickie, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Teaford, Mr. and Mrs. Hilferty, Jim f' recker, Reed, Mrs. Sinnon, Wesley Buehl, Bill Grueser, Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. ~% Meigs Co. ·Branch (Continued from page 11 Rogers for State Treasurer: J ames Roush, representing Tlilnnas Ferguson for State Audito r ; William Lavell e, t' R'1 h d C 1 1 rep;e~n ~ng 1 ~ ar . e •; e Ganuvernor IC an aed Lt .oG r nan overnoror; Edith Doden , represenlin~ Alfred E. Dahling for Justice of the Supreme Court · Kit Cus te r , r e pr ese n,l>n g Congress man Cl arence E. Mill er · Lenore Sickl es, · . g Jack ijiliyer . representin for State Senator, 17th Distrk1; Oakley c. Collins. for State Senator, I "It h D'>stncl . . ; Haro ld S h .I f St t c nt er, or a e Representative of the 92nd p· . R ld J f lstnct; ona ames or State Representative of the 92nd District; Kay Seyerle, for State Central Comm>ltee Woman, 10t h Cong. District ; J f S Lorene ohnston, or tate Central Committee Woman , C D. . E lOth ong. 1stnct; rnest w· . In gell represen ting t he S C t I C ·u tat e en ra omml e e Woman. lOth Cong. Dtstnct, Elain e Rouse; Roland Eastman for County Auditor ; Howard Frak for County A'uditor; Robert Buck for Probate Co urt Judge ·, Giles , • Smith, Henrv. Cleland, Jr., and Henr)' Wells for County Commissioner, and Charles , Dowler for the Meigs [.()cal School Distri ct. •Monument Spravs • Arrangements in both real and permanent flowers POMEROY ~ FLOWER SHOP • fmes three - I... IYtrYWMrt . ---~------- ·--~ .. -·-·-·-·... d • . . •d Driver injure . ln accl ent · · · John W. Cox, 34, Thurman, White, 47, Columbus. . Three . de fe ndants wer e dnvmg a sem1 coat truck, Another deer acctdenl fined and fiv e others forfeited was . taken to the Holzer occurred at 4:40 p.m. on bonds in the court " ! Pomeroy Med1c~l Center for treatment M~tchell Rd . seven tenths ?fa May or ·clarence Andrews of m)unes suffered m a nulesouth ofUS35 Itranmto Tuesday night. , traific accident at 8 a.m. the path of a vehicie operated F me ' d were w·111 ,·anl. Tuesday on SR 553 at the by Rose Jeffers ' 65 ' Patriot· . . Reeves, · Pomeroy, ..$5.0,.. ~o~ ...,l.~nct>ontoSR21.8 .. Sime.on L. Martin , 26 , costs on an open flask charge , The Galha -Met gs Po st SciOIOVIlle, was charged with and $100 and costs on an in- State H>ghway Patrol said dri ving left o( center toxication charg e; Claude Cox lost control y f ht~ ng_ following an accident at 3 Hilton , Pomeroy, $200 and whtle turnmg. It roldled over p.m. Tuesday on SR 218, five costs, petty theft, and Ken- resultmg '" heavy amage. . ,. . neth Whtte, Long Bottom , Cox Co was f cttedd to. Mumc1palf $350 and costs and three days urt or .spee m excess o in jail on a charge of driving roThad conddtlions. k'll d , t . d wh'l I e m OXICa 1e . T . ree d . eer. .were ' t t 1ff'e F f ·r b ds were ues ay m separa e ra tc or et mg on 'd t Vonda Johnson, Mason , $200 acThcl enf.sst . d SR t d t theft e tr occurre on pose . on a pet y · 160, two tenths of a mile north charge , Ronald Arm s, of SR 554 The animal ran into Ten defendants were fined Pomeroy, $5.0, open flask; the ath:of a vehicle driven and nine others forfeited Matthew Long, Reedsville, b Dp R S k 1 26 bonds in the court of Mid$49, speeding ; L. M. Fitz- py aPnnl Y · pur oc ' ' 1 t . k M'ddl omt easan . dleport Mayor Fred Hoffman 1 130 ' pa n c ' I epor' At 6·50 US 35 ne Tuesday night. speeding, and Gerald Pooler, th ·f a . ~l · on f c R' a 3, R d .11 $IOO 1 . th 1en o a mt e eas1 o Fined were David K. ee svt e, , eavmg e d k d ka'lled 1 f ·, eer was s rue an Snodgrass, 21 , Racine , scene o an acc1uen1. h . . lh ath fan speeding, $15 and costs; w ent1 ran m1o e p o m' auto driven by George M. David L. Tyree, 21, MidJ> dleport , failure to maintain control, $25 and costs ; Mary MARRIAGE LICENSES E. La thy , 63, Middleport, On February l , l977, Marria~e licenses were failure ~yield the right of Robert Lewis Coffey was issued to Harold Lester way, $ and costs; Eli convicted of armed robbery Eagle. Jr., 20, Rt. 1, Reeds- Ebersb ch III, 21, Midand sentenced for 2-15 years ville , and Patricia Ann dleport, driving while inin an Ohio Penitentiary by Boston, 18, Rt. 1, Reedsville; toxicated, $225 and costs, J 0dge John C. Bacon, but was Ernest Eugene Imboden, II , three days in jail ; Charles M. later relea sed on shock ~. RD, Pomer9y, and Cheryl Walker, Jr. , no address and probation by the Common Ann Woods, 19, Rt. 1 no age listed, possession of Pleas Court. Middleport ; Mark Anthony On Ma y 9, 1978 his Pierce, 20, Rt. I, Middleport, marijuana, $100 and costs; Anna Mae Collins , 36, probation was revoked and and Lisa Renee Herald,, 18 , Gollipolis, speeding, $16 and the sentence reimposed along RD. Middleport ; Paul Edcosts, and expired license, 110 w'>th the sentence imposed by ward English, 22, Pomeroy , and costs; Harley.. Eblin, ..Sr., the Athens County Common and Brenda Lynn Lanham, 34,. Pomeroy , speeding, $25 Pleas Court whe•e he was 19, Chester. and costs; Howard T. Peck, ' convicted of trafficking in 29, Cheshire, driving while marijuana or one or more intoxicated , $225 and costs ANNOUNCE MEETING lesser included offenses and three days in jail ; Don Middleport Child Condetermined by the court. servation League will meet at Lovett. 54, Middleport, Coffey is now serving the 7:30 Thursday night at the disorderly manner, $25 and balance of his original sen- Columbus and Southern Ohio costs; Robert A. Conkle, 49, tence by the Meigs County Electric Co. Ann Colburn will Cheshire, speeding, $18 and Common Pleas Court con- ha ve devotions . .and Peggy costs. currently with the sentence Harris and Judy Humphreys Forfeitin~ bonds were John imposed by the Athen s will se r~e the refreshments. E. Brammer, 30, Gallipolis County Common Pleas Court . $27 ' posted on a speeding charge; Donna R. Knapp, 23, Syracuse , 127 , speeding ; url aCtiOnS NURSES TO MEET Lawren ce B. Vance, 22, The Southern Hills District A suit for dissolution of Ravenswood, 129. speeding; marriage and one for divorce Oh>o Nurses Association will Stev en B. Halley, 24 , hold their regular meeting on have been filed in Meigs Cheshire , $28, speeding ; County Common Pleas Court. Wednesday , Ma y 24 at Dani el P. Ri chards , 20, Julia R. Qualls, Mid- Hocking Technical College at Pomeroy, $27 , speedin g; dlep ort , and Robert W. Nelso nville. Th e prog ram Lesli e B. Wh ee ler, 45, Qualls, Pomeroy, filed for will be on the role of the nurse Rutland, $350, drivin g while dissolution and Ronnie Gene pra ct it ioner. Johnson , Racine , filed for di vorce against Sherry Swatzel Johnso~;" Middleport. Minnie Wise ~s granted a divorce from 1 esley Wise and the mamages of Steve Burson and Rosemary Burson and James Pettit and Brenda Pettit were dissolved. ·· ° · Commissioners blame Buehl for building Snag · tenths of a mile north of the · In an accadent at 5:10p.m. on Gallia County line. SR7,onetentholamlles_o.uth State troopers said the , of SH 681 at Tuppers Plams. Martin car collides headon at Of(lcers sa1d Rose M. a hillcrest with a vehicle. Causey, 22, Reedsville, lost operated by Paul T White control of her car on the slick 36 Rt 1 Crown City. Whit~ pavement. Her vehicle ran • • • · ff 'k' '1 was taken to the Holzer o the road stn mg a matMedical Center for treatment box, power pole and trailer. of minor injuries. .There was There was moderate heavy damage. damage. No one was injur,ed or cited :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Middleport mayor. hears 19 cases intoxicated; John Partlow, 19, Pomeroy, $200, failure to report an accident ; Raymond E. Quillen, 41 , Monroeville, $350, driving while in toxicated ; Charles Zeigler, 61 , Pomeroy, $31, speeding. The Rutland youth baseball league wUI hold Tag Day In Middleport and Pomeroy Saturday, May 20. All players who plan to help are to meet at the Rutland High gymnasium at 8:30 a.m. and are to bring containers for colleetlon. Parents who can a88lst are welcome and appreciated. :::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::: ,, A snag in the construction of a multi purpose building on Mulberry Heights-a $1,286,000 building which would house several agencies - has taken place and the Meigs County Commissioners are at odds with County Engineer Wesley Buehl over the problem . The county commissioners today issued the following . statement placing the blame for the possible abandorunent of · the new building on Buehl : ~ . "During the last one and one-half years, extensive planning has taken place to bring about a project in Meigs County commonly known as ,the "Multi-Purpose Building." The purpose of this 1building is two-fold .. It will serve as County Health Center, and, in addition, it will serve as the Senior Citizens Center. "The bringing about of this protect has been made possible due to the untiring efforts of many people. By working closely with the Gallla-Jackson-Meigs 648 Board, and with . the cooperation of the State Department of Mental Health, 'Meigs County Council on Aging, and the local Health agencies, the JrOject has been expanded to total over $1 ,286,000.00. Of this amount, Meigs County's ·only contribution is land and site preparation work. No cash money from the County is involved, ·and was never intended. "From the outset, it has been the understanding that the County share would be provided by the county performing the site preparation work under the direction of County Engineer Wesley Buehl. In every discussion that has been held concerning this matter, and there have been many, never has an objection been raised by the County Engineer or his representatives to this plan . It has been the opinion_of the Board of County Commissioners from the beginning that. a complete and satisfactory agreement existed between the Board and the County Engineer as to the Engineer's respoosbility in the project. We were never given reason to believe otherwise. "As recently as May 2, 1978, a meeting was held between the Board, Engineer Wesley Buehl, and the project Architect to discuss site preparation . Again , not one word of objection was raised by Mr. Buehl. "On Monday, May 15, 1978, ei~ht davs before the project bid date, another meeting 'Was held. Attending were Commissioners Wells and Jones, Engineer Wesley Buehl, and Highway Superintendent Ted Warner. At this meeting the Board was informed by Mr. Buehl that due to the lack of men and equipment, the County Engineer could not and would not be able to perform the work required. "This irresponsible action by Mr. Buehl casts serious doubt on the future of the project, and in· all probability will mean a complete termination of the project. "We on the Boara can only ask the following question of Mr. Buehl : "Why did he sit idley by and never raise a question or an objection until this late date ?" If he had no intention of cooperating, why were we not advised sooner, in order that other arrangements could possibly be worked out. It Is the Board's opinion that if this project is lost, there will be one person responsible for losing it - Wesley Buehl. Cof£ey ba'ck penitentiary Co • e - MEN'S T-SHIRTS 100 per cent cotton Red Label ' l • POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXIX tum bled dry. Double pl y neck lor added --------------------------------------~------------------------- NO. 24 The World Today Soviets sentence Orlov ~OSC:OW ( (UPI ) - A Soviet court found human rights activist Yuri Orlov guilty of anti-Soviet activity today and sentenced hinn to seven years in prison and five years of exile. Presiding Judge Valentina Lubentsova issued the sentence at the end of the four-day trial in a white brick courthouse nea r Moscow' s outskirts. Earlier in the da y, Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov and his wife Yelena were pushed into a police van and taken away after a scuffle developed when Sakharov tried to get into the trial. It was not known whether they were officially char ged. V-NECK T-SHIRT E,.; tra deep cut " V" to wear with open collar leisu r e shi rt s. Regular and Princess' petition posted el< tra large siz es LONDON (UP[) - Princess Margaret took the final step toward a divorce from the Earl of Snowdon today when her petition to end their stormy 18-year-<>ld marriage was posted in the High Court. The divorce is ooe of a large number of mutual consent cases and may be approved as early as Fnday. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Trial in final stages FINAL <X>NCERT APPEARANCE - These Eastern High School vocal students will be making their final appearance in Ea:.iern vocal concerts at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday when they sing at a spring concert in the higll school auditorium. They are, from the left, Cindy Scyoc, Judi Perry, Kathy Pullins, Debbie Davis, Pam Rillle and Brenda Bo yles. Other seniors not present are Dotti e Hun yon and Tammy Pitzer . Miss Donna Lomen will direct and the high school band will also be presented in con cert on the sa me evening. of Southern Local extends classes SOLOISTS - Susan Hannum, clarinet, and David Hedrick, trumpet, will be soloists Tuesday evening when the Eastern High School Band presents a spring Mncert at 7:30p.m. in the high school auditoriwn under the direction of James Wilhelm. Elementary band students of the district will also be presented in concert on Monday evening, 7:30p.m. in the high school auditoriwn. furniture F;nally, there's a nch coffee flavor you can·enjc\y w;thout putt;ng up w;th coffee b;tterness. New Sunrise"' ;nstant coffee mellowed w1th chicory. Tastes better natured, not bitter. " Because Nestle has diSCovered how to mellow fine coffees with roasted chicory to bnng out coffee's better nature. but leave the bitter taste beh ind. Introduce yourself to new Sunrise. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CLEVELAND (UP!) - The complex but compelling trial of five underworld fi gures accused of the bloody bomb slaying of Cleveland racketeer Daniel J. "Danny " Greene entered its final sta ges today . Defense and prosecution attorneys were to begin lengthy closing arguments after seven weeks of conflictin g and compelling testinnony came to an official end Wednesday . BeHer natured. 'Not bitter. C The Nestle Company. Inc. 1978 ~~7.~---~00~00 -----40~ I I 1 1 I I I I ·save40¢ : 1 on Sunrlse'lnstant coffee mellow9d with chicory .; 1 ~ sl 1 ~: 1 I I I By DON PHIU.IPS WASHINGTON (UP!) - A veto threat from President Carter and lack of strong support in the Senate have stalled and Jrobably killed an eff<rt to roll back the SOcial Security tax increases scheduled lor 1979 and 1980. The House Ways and Means Committee, which earlier had voted to cut the JrOposed new taxes In hall, reversed Itself Wednesday and voted 21 to 16to stick with the planned tax hikes . The turnaround came when chairman AI Ullman, ().()re., said his conscience would not allow him to vote for a cutback, as he did oo the panel's earlier 19-14 vote, limply because the House Democratic caucus had ~ed him to. The payroll tax increases were passed by Congress last year to keep the Social Security fund so lvent in coming years. Following that action , however, members of Congress worr ted about possible adver se voter reaction and began urgin g that ihe Increases be eliminated. But in recent days Carter sent word he would veto such legislation, and it was also known that Sen. Russell Long , chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, was not happy with the rollback move. It was generally understood that If the payroll tax hlktlll were eliminated, It would be necessary to put large amounts of general tax dollars into Social Security • Two from Meigs County chosen for All Ohio State Fair hand recommended by their school instrumental music teachers and represent .some of the most honor ed young musicians in Ohio. Careful consideration was given to attaining representation from all areas of Ohio, keeping In mind a balanced grade distribution, grades nine through 11, and finding the most qualified students • Opening of bids delayed At a meeting of Meigs County C01nmissioners Wednesday night, word was reeeived from architect Ron Keske, that the bid opening for the multi -purpose building would be dela yed until June 7 at 2 p. m. The reason for this, Keskie explained, · was that authorization to receive bids had been withheld by the Sta te Department of Hea lth and HEW due to req uire ments for additi onal forms to be submitted in order to comply with fed eral guidelines. In other action Mr. and developer is in violation. Mrs. Dick Freeze met with Mrs. Charlotte Dahlem of the board lu discuss a road in the Sout heaste rn Ohio Riggs Crest Manor. Freeze Reg ional Cn un cil on stated that there is a con- Alco holism met with the tr oversy betw ee n the board to ask if the boaJ'd ' developer and the Orange members would fill out a Township Trustees as to who survey form to determlits if owns the roa d and is requ>red Meigs County IS in need of a to ma intain it. prog ram fo r alcoholism . Engin eer Wes ley Buehl The board agreed to change >1ated that it would be his the meeting scheduled for opinion that the developer next Tuesday to Wednesday, would be res ponsibl e for May 24, due to prior commaint enance, according to mittme nts of the boa rd subdivision reg ulations. The members on the 23rd. board stated that the problem A thorough discussion was . should be bro ught to the held conce rning the operation attention of the prosec uting of the sa nitary landfill and attarn ey to see if the the boa rd deci ded that co rrective steps sho uld be taken. Attending were Hen ry Wells, Richard Jones and Jim Roush, comm issi oners, and Mary Hobstetter, clerk . minting of Miss Liberty RACINE - Southern Local in some districts. By JAMES HILDRETH Schoo l District students Tha t decision provides that WASHINGTON (UPI J - Supporters with the exception of seniors . some districts - those with contend the lady is an American tradition - will be attending classes >1rikes or olosed for financial and honors all women . Critics scoff , saying fi ve day s longer than reasons - must complete 175 she bears a striking resemblan ce to originally expected. da ys of schoo l while others Patricia Hearst. Meeting in reg ular session must complete only 170 days. The woman in question is the symbolic Tuesday night the board of The board placed Jane Ann Miss Liberty, whose innage has made education adopted a calen dar Karr on the substitute many appearances on Ameri ca n coins providing that st udents at- teaching list for the si nce 1793. tend classes through June 14. rem ainder of the year and The Treasury Wedn esday said it fa vors Seniors who were approved gave a three year contract to a continuation of that tradition on a new, for graduation Tuesday night · Deborah Harris, Syracuse more managable $1 coin that next year will receive their diplomas on Elementary School teacher. would replace the unpopular Eisenhower June 4. There are 57 st udents A trip lor t/le band to Cedar 11 dollar if Congress approves. graduating thi s spring. Point June 10 and 11 was The goverrunent said the new coin would Classes would have been approved and the resi gnation save millions of dollars in minting costs dismissed five days earlier of J ohn Costanzo as junior and last considerably longer. than June 14 had the State high football co ach for the Opponents agree a new coin is desirable, Department of Education not next school year was acbut they have no Interest in Miss Uberty . They want a real female, such as women's decided that district s closed cepted.: The superintdcndent, Bob rights pioneer Susan B. Anthony, on the during the school year due to finan cial situations or strikes Ord, was authoriZed to make coin and they are willing to fi ght over the would not be allowed the five applica tion for Part B, EHA , issue . The two female Trea sury officials who extra calamit y days allowed funds to be spent during the next school year for the defended Miss Liberty in a House educationally un se rve d or suOC<tmmittee Wednesday were women . underserved handicapped "The female Liberty Head is symbolic of students of the district from and honors all women rather than any age five through 21. It was particular individual," said Stella Hackel, agreed to continue memdirector of the U.S. Mint. bership 1n the Regi onal Placing a person like Miss Anthony on Educational Services Agency · the coin ''would set an unwise course of which identifies handicapped coin dtlllign, and invite a controversial st udents and provides other debate on who should be so honored, which for the first time, something information. Routin e fund would tend to damage the overall success Congress was also reluctant 1COntinued 01\.page 12) to do. Two Meigs County High School students have been named by Omar P. Blackman, director of the All Ohio State Fair Band to be members of this year's 300 high school musicians to become members of the select organltatlon. Over 1200 applications were received from schools across the state. All applicants were of this much needed project." . MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Henry Wells, President . James E. Roush Richard E. Jones In a letter to Buehl, wri tten .by Commissioner Richard E . Jones and approved by the other two commissioners, the county engineer is reprinnanded for his alleged lack of coo peration of the project. The letter reads : "In order that there be no misunderstandin g, I am writing to officially express my disa greement with your recent decision to grant fifteen per cent pay increases to certain employees of the County Highway Department. Your granting raises of this magnitude will , in my opinion , be responsible for creating dissention in every other office of County government. In addition , this action IS one tha t no County official can intelligenUy defend , in view of the recent labormanagement problems at the Co unty garage. As you are well aware, I have expressed this feeli~ to you on a number of occ asions in our discussion s during the last thirty days. "In the sixteen months I ha ve held office, I have exerted every effort to.try and be cooperative with your department. In fact, at tinnes I ha ve even gone against my better judgement in the interest of harmon y. I ca nnot, however, accept your decision in this matter, which I personally consider an act of fiscal irresponsibility, as well as a decision that is not in the best interest of the people of this Countv. the oeople directly (Continued on page 12) Row develops over new Social Security tax • hike rollback stalled SINGING TONIGHT Dan Hayman and the Country Hymntimers will be singing at the ,revival at Tuppers Pla ins Meth odi st Church this evening at 7:30 p.m. Shop for Inexpensive PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1978 str ength , cut extra . long to sta y in place, avoid s roll -up. :_:::.:.:.:,::;:: ,.,,,:,:,.::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::.:;.: ::::.::::::::· VIsit Baker's Budget enttne mac hin e washable in hot or cold water and .:::::::::::::::,::::: ::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: There are a number of openings for the next Meigs County Cervical Cancer Clinic to be held Wednesday, May 24, at Heath United Methodist Church In Middleport. Women wishing .to make an appointment lor the free clinic are asked w call 992-7531 In the daytime or 992-5832 In the evenings or on weekends. CONDITION CRITICAL MEETING THURSDAY Tracy Whaley of Lincoln Episcopal Church Women Hill , Pomeroy, is in critical of Grace Church will meet at conditi on at the Holzer 12 :30 p.m. Thursday for a Medical Ce nt er . He wa s luncheon at the home of Mrs. admitted there Friday and Thereon Johnson. remains in intensive care. ·'During the last .few weeks, other points of contention have come about that have caused controversy between the Board and the County Engineer. Foremost among these was Mr. Buehl's decision to grant IS per cent pay increases to his . supervisory personnel, over the objection of the Board or County Commissioners. Commissioner Jones outlined the Board 's dissatisfaction with this decision in a strongly worded letter to Mr. Buehl, which was endorsed by Commissioners Wells and Roush . The granting of raises of this magnitude is completely out of line with the small salary increases the Board was able to grant other County employees. However ,' Mr. Buehl proceeded with what the Board characterizes as " irresponsible fiscal action . "It is actions such as those outlined above which leaves the Board or County Commissioners no alternative but to seriously question Mr. Buehl 's credibility as a public servant to the poople of Meigs County. "This statement is not one of which Mr. Buehl is unaware . Commissioner Jones advised him late Monday that such a statement was being prepared and would be released soon. "In closing, we would like to make it perfectly clear that the Board o(County Commissioners will do everything within tis power to save this project. It is our feeling that never ,a gain will the people of this County have the opportunity to receive so much by contributing so little. New health facilities are desperately needed iii this County. The Senior Citizens desperately need the new home they have worked so hard to obtain. No one person should be permitted to stand in the way • at y Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Ok ey Pullins, Coo lville ; Audrey Woo de, Pomeroy; Ross Kent , Addison; Lelah Hendrix, Pomeroy; Mar y Derenberger , Pomeroy; Gi lbert Mees, Pomeroy ; Paul Van Cooney , Middleport . Discharged - Robert Hayden , Judy Ginther, Warren Reeves, Cindy Dill, Clarence Longstreth, Ruth Underwood, Delmar Larkins, Cynthia McCourt , Paul Burton, Lesler Hawk, Natalie Clark , Ray Roush, James Haggerty. MRS. MILLARD VANMETER Phone 992 -2039 106 Bullernut Ave . 992 -5721 Pomeroy , Ohio we accop\•11 major credit urdl and we wire flowers · for the positions available. The two Meigs County students are David Hedrick, trumpet player of Eastern High School, and Terri Zirkle, baritone horn player of Southern High. After six days of rehearsal the All Ohio State Fair Band will perform at the 1978 Ohio State Fair from Aug. 15 througll Aug! 27. of the proposal," she said . ·She said if the new coin is approved by Congress bearing the innage of Miss Uberty, more than 500 million would be in circulation by next year. ' If Congress decides on someon e else, the process would be de layed by six month s. Bette Anderson, undersecretary of the Treasury, shied away from the Miss Uberty issue, saying th e government hoped that "a smaller , more conveniently sized coin would be far more acceptable to the general public and would ultinnately gain widespread usage." · Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, D-Ohio, a subcommitt ee member , is a strong propon ent of Miss Anthony. Her counterpart . in the Senate is William Proxinire, D-Wis., the powerful chairman of the Senate Banking Committee who ha s vowed to alter the Treasury leg islation in fa vor of Miss Atnhony. She said the prototype profile of Miss Liberty circulated at Wednesday's hearing bears a resemblan ce to California newspap er heire ss Pa trici a Hearst , who returned to prison earlier this week to 5ei!,Ve out her sentence for bank robbery. l u does," sh e sa id, "and I'm glad because it helps my argument that a rea l per!rm should be on the 'coin . I plan to mention it (the Hearst resemblance.)" Several female congressi ona l sta ff members agreed with Rep . Oakar as did a U.S. Mint official , who requ es ted anonymity. Residents warned to be on alert for phony S. S. reps Meigs County Sheriff J a'!'es J . P~olfitt a gain warns area restdents to be on lhe alert . for phony Social Security Representatives coming \O the· residents aaklng for money to Insure the people will get an In· creue in the social security payments. Sheriff Proffitt advises that the Social Securiiy Ad ministration does not have ' agents that travel to the .. Pomeroy balances $242,022 Acc or ding to a report submitted by Jane Walton, clerk , to Pomeroy Village Counci l Monday night the ba lance in all funds totaled 1242.022.23 as of April 30. Receipts, expenditures and ba lance respectively in the active funds were : general , $16,555 .29, $17,2 36.63, Sl5,249.3fi ; federal reven ue sha ring, $4,871, no expendit ures. $29,228.89; anti recession, $550, $707.82, $1.654.32 ; sewer. $5,210.18, $1 ,529.83 , $37,193.13; lire department, $3,966 .10, $5 15.115, $7,674 .95; cemetery , no receipts, $694.55, i$618.481; street, $4 ,773.95, $4 ,935 .78, $3,327 .23; state hi ghway . $305.98, $9,195, $5,369 ; wa ter operating , $12,1 33 . 29, $9 ,516 . 48 , $14,581.07 : guaranty meter, $175, 1125, $5,569.05; parking meter, $1 ,141 , $4,000, $13,509.44 ; uti lity, 112,778.75, $1.539.32, $18,496.14. Receipts, , expendi t ures an d balance respectively m all active funds were : $65,460 .54, $40,892.51. 1151.204.10. Receipts, expenditures and balance in the inactive funds were : bond retirement, $881.36, SI05 .8:i, $66,083.87; se wer bond repair and im· provemcnt, no receipts, no ex penditur es , $~4 ,73 4 . 26 ; total in all inactive funds, $00,818.13. Receipts, expenditures and balance respectively in all fund s were : $66 ,3 41.90, $40,998.36, $242,022.23. homes. "If anyone com es to your re~idence posing as agents or representatives of the Social Security Administration, ask to see their identity and call the Sheriff's . Offi ce immediately," warns Sheriff Proffitt. TAKENTOHOSPITAL In other' activity, WedMarvin Darst , Spring Ave., nesday afternoon deputies was tak en to Veterans took a theft report from Joe Memorial Hospital by the Loft is, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Pomeroy Emergency Squad (Continued on page 12) at 4:47 a. m. Thursday,, , • I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 17, 1978 hughes jones mclaughlin shockey templeton