http://66.213.69.5/files/original/20a39889e1173e8a15bfd65089ac9e93.pdf ed6b5167f5edc9dea290731039e87d99 PDF Text Text Sharp ·rise noted in May cost of living index · By JAMES ~ii.oRE'IH . WASHINGTON (UPI) Fueled by continued sharp rises In food and housing costs, cooswner Jl'ices · In May soared 0.9 per~nt to register the fifth substantial Increase In as many months and ke.ep inflation at a double-digit level, the government said today. The May jump - identical to April's gain - was anticipated by the administration. Government economists have predicted Inflation should taper off somewhat later this. swnmer. During the past two months, prices have risen at an annual rate of 10.8 percent, the Labor Department said in its moothly report on the cost of living. In both May and April, prices have risen ·at the fastest pace since February 1977. · Food costa, particularly for beef, and housing prices once again were the main culprits In the May Inflationary surge. The Labor .Department said food and beverage prices rose 1.5 percent last month, slightly less than AJI'U's 1.8 percent climb but still a rapid advance. Hollsing costs rose 1 percent, following gains of 0.9 percent and 1 percent In the previous two months, the department said. The Index has reflected ·substantial increases for five . straight months. There was a 0.8 percent rise In the price Index In January, 0.6 In February and 0.8 In March, preceding the figuri!S for April and May. The Labor Department's Conswner Price Index for All Urban Cooswners, covering about 80 percent of the population, stood at 193.3 in May. That means goods and services costing $100 In 1967 were priced at $193.30 last month. Prices of food purchases in groceries rose 1.8 percent in May, with over a third of the gain due to a 6.3 percent gain for fresh fruit and a 7.5 percent advance for fresh vegetables, the department Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 30, 1978 e said. ~ef Jl'ices jumped another 2.5 percent "- a 30 percent annual rate - after a record 6.6 percent gain in AJX'U. Beef Jl'ices have been moving up steadily since August 1977 as ranchers continue to thin out their herds. · Poultry prices rose 2 percent in May, half of the April gain. There were also large gains for cereal and bakery products, dairy products, sugar and sweets, and fats and oil products. Pork prices showed no change last month following sharp advances in the previous four mooths. Coffee costa declined for the 11th straight month. In the housing category, gas and electricity charges 1nd homeownership costs continued to show "large" increases last month. Electricty rose ' 1.9 percent and piped gas was up by 1.5 percent. Financing, taxes and insurance rose 1.8 percent, slightly more than in previous mooths. Another category that showed a sharp advance was transportation, which includes the sale of new an!l used cars and accessories. Increases in that category had averaged 0.2 percent during March and AprU, but shot up by 0. 7 percent last month, the department said. Among other expenditures, • medical care costs went up by 0.6 percent, about the same as every other month of· 1978 and entertainment -rose by 0.4 percent. During the first four months of 1978, consumer prices - particularly for food - have shot upward at a dizzying rate. In a summary of its forthcoming outlook report, the Agriculture Department said Thursday it expects food prices to continue rising this summer, but at a slower rate than during the spring. It said prices would stay ;~bout the same during the fall. The department predicted summer food prices will be 2 percent higher than spring prices - compared with a 4 percent increase from winter to spring. It attributed the smaller increase to "recent declines in market prices for meat animals, along with seasonally larger supplies of several 'fresh vegetables." The department stuck by its prediction , revised in May, that retail food prices will increase 8 percent to 10 percent above last year. The department late last year predicted an increase of 4 percent to 6 percent and revised it to 6 percent to 8 percent in March before pushing it even higher in May. President Carter and his economic advisers have declared inflation public • at y enttne and members of the cast of "Beginner's Luck," in which Crane had been starring for nearly a month. "We heard nothing at all," said Jean Reed, manager of the apartments. Ms. Reed said Victoria Ann Berry, an actresss, found Crane's body at about 2 p.m. She went to his apartment looking for him because he failed to appear at a scheduled luncheon address to the Phoenix chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. "She ran out screaming and the other residents • apparently made the calls to the police," Ms. Reed said. Police said burglary was not considered a motive because nothing in the apartment seemed to be missing. "At this point it's a riddle ," said Lt. Ron Dean. Ms. Reed said Crane oc- cupied a two-bedroom poolside apartment that was rented year-round by the theater for use by actors performing there. In "Hogan's Heroes," a popular television comedy about a German prisoner of war camp in World War II, Crane played "Colonel Hogan," leader of a band of Allied prisoners who constantly outwited their German captors. The series, still popular in reruns, aired from 1965 to 1971. Crane was married twice, to Anne Terzian who divorced him in 1970, and then to actress Patricia Olson, who appeared as Hilda iri "Hogan's Heroes." He had three children by his first wife and one by his second wife. Born July 13, 1928 in Waterbury , Conn., Crane wanted to he a drummer and spent some of his early years Outdoor rock _w_o_rl_d_T_od_a_ . Y_ concert ·event slated Monday Six remain hospitalized Three bands will be \ ...)_r_h_e OOVINGTON, Ky . (UP!) - Six people, three of them children, still were hospitalized Thursday in the wake of a chlorine gas leak at a packed swinuning pool Wednesday that sickened more than 300 people. There were no fatalities in the Incident at Rosedale Community Swinuning Pool In thiS northern Kentucky city . Most of the 339 people sickened by the gas recovered quickly, but 12 were admitted to three area hospitals. Six were released Thursday, but six others were hsted mfair condillon Thursday suffering respiratory ailments. Contract talks continuing ELYRIA, Ohio (UPI ) - Officials of the city and its firefighters and service workers continued contract talks today under the threat of potential weekend strike deadlines by unions representing the employees. The city's 81 firefighters unanimously rejected a wage hike offer Thursday. The contract with International Association of Firefighters Local 474 expires at 12 :01 a.m. Mooday . Housewife, lover arrested RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (UP!) - A Long Island housewife and her lover were arrested hours before a hit man was supposed to kill her husband during a card game - and kill all witnesses " if necessary." The suspects, Barbara Johnson, 34, of Stony Brook, and her lover, Craig J. Wittmer, 50, of Jefferson Station, were charged Thursday with a first-degree conspiracy to comm1t . murder. They allegedly hired Robert Hollerbach, 33, of East Setauket, N. Y., to gun down Mrs. Johnson's husband, Bruce, Wednesday night while he played poker at a Long Island motel. Madams dropping appeal CARroN CITY, Nev. ( UPI) - Two madams who operated brothels In Uncoln County have ~.~greed to drop their appeal to the Nevada SuJI'eme Court contesting a referendum on outlawing JI'OStitution. Lorraine Helms and Judy Kuban, who were joined ln their appeal by Uncoln County, agreed to the dismissal Thursday. Voters last month petitioned for the new law and then approved It, but the two madams had argued, before dropping their appeal, there were irregularities on the petitions and the election should not have been called. Retarded child set fires SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI)- Arson investigators said a 7yearo()ld mentally retarded child is believed to have started a ~~eries of recent fires on San Jose's east side, Including a $300,000 supermarket blaze. Investigators said Thursday it Is doubtful any legal acUon CO!lld be taken against the child, but that the parents can be held financially respoosible. Teenagers sue their dad PAINESVIlLE, Ohio (UP!) - Two teen-agers have sued their father for $450,000 for Injuries allegedly suffered in a truck accident while they worked part-time for him at hill lighthauling business. . Jonathoo T<rre, 18, hill brother, Anthony Jr ., 17, are joined by their mother, Mary, all of Mentor, in the personal injury suit !Ued In Lake County Common Pleas Court against Anthony Torre Sr. featured at a "Meigs County Jam" scheduled at 7 p.m. Monday on a private farm on County Road 20, formerly Route 33. A local group, "Sky Rock" will open the outdoor rock 'n roll concert and will be followed by "Bamboo", a Columbus area band which will play selections by Bob Seager, Fleetwood Mac , Boston , Peter Frampton, Foghat, the Allman Brothers and others. Headlining the event will be "Froc-Morton" which will play numbers of Pink Floyd, Wishbone Ash , Crack the Sky, Ted Nudgent, Klaatu , Kansas, Aerosmith and a number of their originals. The farm is located a mile north from County Road 19 and signs will be posted on major highway s giving directions. Refreshments will be available and there will be adequate parking . Those attending are to take lawn chairs or blankets. Admission is $2.50 a person and 50 cents for parking with children under 10 admitted free. with the Connecticut Symphony. In 1950 he became a radio announcer, working at stations in Hornell, N.Y., Bristol and Bridgeport, Conn., and finally Los Angeles. Crane's morning show on KNX in Los Angeles, a mix of off-the-wall humor and interviews with top Hollywood stars, was an inunediate hit and lasted 10 years. The show gained him many friendships in the Hollywood entertainment industry and he gradually worked into television acting , playing bit roles on the "Dick Van Dyke Show" and the part of Dr. Dave Kelsey on the "DoMa Reed Show." • Crane also was popular on television talk shows, inc ludin g "The Tonight Show" and "The Dinah Shore Show," and appeared in segments of "Love American Style." OSP checks two wrecks Fifteen Cents Vol. 29, No. 54 Eastern board renews staff Veteran actor murdered By .AlLEN CARRIER SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) - Actor Bob Crane died of at least three blows to head, apparently inflicted with a heavy instrument while he was sleeping, police said. An electrical cord was found wrapped around his neck. Crane, 49, whose sheepish grin as television's "Colonel Hogan" usually meant trouble fer his captors in the hit show "Hogan's Heroes," was found dead Thursday in an apartment near a theater where he was performing. There was no sign of forcible entry, police said. A sheet had been pulled over Crane's body and he was clad only in underwea r. Authorities said the body, beaten so badly it was not immediately Identifiable, was on a bed·ln an apartment near the Windmill Dinner Theater. Investigators today were questioning acquaintances enemy No. I, and have expended a considerable amount of time thinking up ways to slow the wage-price spiral. These have included a plea for voluntary reduction in price and wage increases by business and labor, lowering the size of Carter's tax cut and a concerted effort to hold down federal spending. The average consumer , meanwhile, has · voi.ced pessimism things will get any better and has gone on an apparent buying binge in an attempt to beat future price rises. G. William Miller, the influential chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, told (Continued on page 12) )i ' ' ' ' ' • CLINIC HELD - The first in a series of free Health Screening Clinics, sponsored by the Meigs County Health Department, the Meigs County Mental Health Department, and the Ohio Department of Health, was held Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. Here Mary Kay Grirrun, a member of the Student Health Team, questions Mrs. Betty Lou Kern, Shade, before drawing blood foc testing. Immunizations and tests for• hearing problems, diabetes and high blood pressure were also given. The clinic will be stationed at various schools throughout the county during July. For more information -contact the Meigs County Senior Citizens center at 992- 7886. The Gallia-Meigs Post , Highway Patrol, investigated ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::;:::::::·:::·:·:·:·:· two minor accidents Thursday afternoon and evening. EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday through According to the patrol, an auto driven by John A. Tuesday: Showers and thundershowers possible Rowan , 41 , Little Hocking, Sunday and Monday, with incurred slight damage fair weather Tuesday . Thursday at 12 :40 p. m. when Highs will be in the 80s, a stone, thrown by an unidentified vehicle, broke with ea.rly morning low Meigs Co unt y Sheriff temperatures in the 60s. the windshield of the auto. James J. Proffitt reports The incident occurred on deputi es investigated two SR 7, at the intersection of SR traffic accidents Thursday 248 in Meigs County: evening. The first accident At 9:45 p.m., the patrol Appointments occurred at 4:20 p. m. on reports an auto driven by West Main in front of Karr & Martha Swaim, 24, Vinton, are announced Van Za ndt Motors. struck and killed a deer on SR De puty Sheriff Dana Dr . Herman Koby, Aldridge, investigating of325, just north of SR 160. There was moderate chairman of the Gailia · ficer. said Everette Mcdamage to the Swaim Jackson - Meigs Community Daniel, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, was Mental Hea lth Center Board traveling east on W. Main and vehicle. announced the board's ap- was stopped waiting for a pointment of Alvin Lake, Ph. vehicle to make a left turn SQUAD CALLED D., as Acting Center Director when his vehicle was struck The Pomeroy Emergency and David J . DeRita, Ph. D., Squad was called at 8:57a . m. as Acting Clinical Director in the rear by an eastbound Friday for Marcus Johnson, for the Gallia-Jackson · vehicle driven by Roy Ehner, Harrisonville Road, who was Meigs Community Mental 39, Clifton, W. Va . There was slight damage to taken to Holzer Medi ca l Health Center, Inc., effective McDaniel' s vehicle and Center. June 29. moderate to Ebner's vehicle. Dr. Lake formerly headed Elmer was cited for failing the Center' s Office of to maintain assured rlear COURTHOUSE CLOSED The Meigs County Court Research and Evaluation and distance. He will appear in House will be closed July 3 Dr. DeRita has been director Meigs County Court. and July 4 Judge John C. of the center's emergency The second accident oc· and Crisisline programs. Bacon announced. (Continued on page 12) Deputies check two accidents EAST MEIGS - Numerous contracts have been renewed for specific periods of time by the Eastern Local School District Boa'rd of Education. Teacher contra cts renewed, the years of each follow the name, include : Norman Bahr, 3 years ; Carol Crow, 2; Rita Linci come, 2; Jo Ellen Adams, 2; Pat Shriver, 2; Joe Fields, 3; Gary Reed, 3; Michael Will , 3; Maxine Whitehead, 3; Christy Caldwell, 2; Dennis Eichinger, 2; Donna Lomen, 2; John Perine, 2; Ralph Wigal, 2; Maida Long, 3; Sue Thompson, 3; Tom Gumpf, 3. Substitute teacher s em· ployed for the new school year include Alan Holter. Julia Vaughan, Becky Cot· terill, Susie Heines, Edward Schaekel , Jr ., Gayle M. Salyer. Randy T. Simmons, David Jenkins , Mary Baum, Dorothy Woodard, Paul Voss. Jane Ann Karr, Susan Dye, Robert W. Shaver, Sandy Luckydo o, Barbara D~Young, Diana Williams, John Co ffman . Katfiryn Baum, Anna Ri ce, Betty Roush and Helen Caldwell. · Substitute bus drivers hired for the next school year in· elude Archie Rose , John D. Riebel , Sr., J~mes Williams. Mitchell Holly, Alan Holter J . Clark Lees, Joe Mitchem, Keith Wh itlatch , Dorothy Parker, Oris Smith and Gary Dill. Substitute cooks hired include Arvella Frecker, Glenda Benedum, lleen Swain , Elizabeth Lyons, Mary Bowers, Cleo DeTray. Cindy Scyoc was hired as a substitut e sec retary and Sandy Cowdery and Chester Frederick were given continuing contracts as school bus drivers. Grace Stout and Geraldine Hawk were given two-year contracts as cooks and Charles Estep and Sheila Fields, two year contracts as school bus drivers. Kathy Osborne was given a two year · co ntract as the Chester School secreta ry. Other contracts went to Edgar Pullins as maintenance employe, two years; Jim Wat son , high school custodian, I ; Barbara Hannum, secretary to the superintenden t. 2; Sally Mitchem , high school secretary, 2; Herbert and Clar cstine · Ma th eny, custodians of Riverview School. 2 years and 12 months, respectively. Appropriation bill signed By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Gov. James A. Rhodes today signed a $202 million supplemental appropriations bill and an accompanying school management measure - both aimed at providing a temporary answer to Ohio 's public school financing woes. The two bills, adopted durin g a two-week postprimary session of the Ohio General Assembly, take effect inunediately . The appropriations bill contains $75 million worth of new subsidies and bonuses for school districts - enough to ensure that each of the 616 districts receives at least 10 percent more operating money in 1978-79 than it did this year. The mon ey birt alsu contains $40 million for a school loan program. The only districts eligible for the loans will he those which would have to close next fall without them. Also in the appropriations bill is $34.9 million for a state employees' pay raise enacted in April but effective next week ; $20 million in new money to raise aid to families with dependent children by 9 percent; and $10 million to enco ural( e industrial (Continued on page 12) Ohio Power seeking increase Ohio Power Com pany today filed an application with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio seeking a $123.5-million rate increase. This increase would ra!se the company's revenues by about 20 per cent, and would apply to all residential, commercial and industrial tariff customers throughout the company's 53-county service area. Charles A. Heller, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Ohio Power, stated the Increase is necessary if the company is to conti'nue providing adequate and re)iable electric power to its 600,000 customers. "Current Ohio Power rates are based on the cost of doing business in 1973," Heller said. "Our costa, like everybody else's, )lave increased dramatically- since 1973. By the time we realize any revenue from the requested rate increase, many years of continued inflation will have passed." Heller added, "Ohio Power's rates will continue to be among the lowest in the state, even with approval of the rate Increase request." A residential customer using 250 kilowatt hours of electricity per month would see his bill increase from the present $12.42 to $15.83. Examples of the effect on other customers' bills show: - One using 500 kwh mpnthly would see his bill Increase from $20.95 to $26.28. - Another using 750 kwh would see an increase from $29.48 per month to $36.73, arid, -:Still· another, using 1000 kwh monthly, would see his bill increase from $37.40 to $46.35 . (· Two factors have Increased customers' bills since the current rates went into effect : higher fuel costs and increased usage of electricity . The higher fuel charges in cluded in the company's rates are Tbla week's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Gold number - 1. White number - 57. Blue number - 817. Extra Cash - 837893. reviewed twice aru11!ally by the PUCO. The company 's residential customers, on the average, are using 16 per cent more electricity today than they did in 1973. Heller also said that since Ohio Power's last rate case. 1t has made tremendous in· vestments in new facilities in order to meet custom er needs. These Investments total $1 .1 billion, and include additions or improvements to the company's generation, transmission and distribution facilities. Part of this investment is $147 million to meet requirements of state and federal environmental regulations at five existing power plants. NOW YOU KNOW Alaska is the only state without a nickname. DRAWS BLOOD - Penelope Rles of Ohio University's School of Osteopathic Medicine, draws blood for testing from one of the many persons who went through Thursday's clinic. Helping with the free health screening was the Student Health Team currently dolnf! work in Meigs County. �\., 2-The D'!!IY Sentinel, Middleport·Pumeruy , 0., Friday, June :W, 1978 ETTA ftl\11 . _ S1"~·TEtE4""" Bane activ«: in musical field Greg Bane is one of the two new pianists added -to the aaff of "GaUia Country" this Eason. Dan Rowan is the other. Bane has st udied with Marion Ford for 10 years wh ile a student in the GaUipolis City Schools ·• Upon graduation from Gallia Academy, he entered Rio Grande College where he has been involved in campus musical activities for two Years, including his duties as . accompanist for the Grande Chorale. He has also played for two musicals at the Grace United Methodist Church. Professionally, Greg has entertain ed at the Ohio University Inn , Athens; The Fox Farm Inn, Chillicothe, Ohiu and Os<J11r's Restaurant In Gallipolis. He is planning a ca ree r in social work fo llowing his graduation from Rio Grande College in the spring of 1979. Future plans also include pu rsuing his musica l entertaining and perhaps some recording work. Greg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bane , Neighborhood Road, Gallipolis. He has a brother, Mike, a student 1-\U(.IIIE. Time Is ruMlng out for thouilands of Ohio veterans to use their Gl Bill educational benefits, according to the Veterans Administration. "With the average age of this state's Vietnam veteran being .33 years," Ralph E. Smith Jr., director of the Cleveland VA Regional Office said, ''It is obvious that many of them already have jobs.· But they should bear in mind that if they were discharged less than 10 years ago, they can still go to school on a part-time basis and collect educational monies . This e.tra education could .improv e their employment progress thereby increasing the family's financial coffers." Smith also points out that in addition .to monthly GREG BANE at Gallia Academy. "Gallia Co untry" will be seen Thursday through Sunday nights beginning July 6, and continuing throughout the month of July . Tickets are : $4 ._50 for adults; $2.50 for children 12 and under. Group rates are availab le upon request by calling HiH-28622 10 or by writing to Box 752, Gallipolis, Ohio, 15631. House is determined , WASH INGTON I UP!) Despite criticisms of "l egislative overkill, " the House is determined not to give up its authority to review the regulations of govemment agencies. The House, by a 24+110· vote, approved an amendment Thursday that would give either it or tbe Senate the authority to veto any regulations issued by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The only regulations ex empt from congressional review would be those setting F11A interest rates. Rep . Gary Brown, R-Mich., the spon so r .of the amendment, said the veto power is necessary because "too many overzea lous adminrs tr ators " badly Interpret the laws Congress pass. The heavy vote for the Brown amendment by R•publicans and Democrats alike was clearly in response to President Carter's criticism of such one-house vetoes by Congress and his threat to ignore them in some cases. Rep. Thomas Ashley, [).. Ohio, floor manager of a housing bill to which the amendment was attached , fought unsuccessfully to head off the Brown amendment. "This approach is a classic case of legislative overkill ," he said. "Federal agencies issue tho usa nds of regulations each year . We would have to examine them all fully and with hearings." The amendment wa s tacked onto a bill calling for a fiveyear extension of public and govemment-subsidized housin g and community development programs. A major earlhqcake struck Buchct rest. RunHlllli::l Four-year han expires By LEE LEONARO UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS iUPli - Although Ohio's fo ur-year han on recovering gas and oil from under Lake Erre expires at midnight tonight, the slate does not expect any nrsh on perm its to drill for the fuels . "I don 't think anything's goi ng to hap pe n," sa id Horace R. Collins, chief of the geolog ical survey division of the stat e Depa rtment of Natural Resources. " I don't know of a single soul or pet r oleum com pany interested in .leasing land urder the lak e for drilling." Even if anyone were interested . there is ha rdly enough gas under the Jake to make it worthwhile. Although Canadian firm s have been removing gas from their side of the lake, Cullins a 1975 geological surv ey estimated production on the Ohio side co uld be buill Ill 15 billion cubic feet a year over a 4()-year period, less to start with . That would be enough gas pt.>uplc a nd Cii USIIIg l' Xlt:llS I V~ dama~c tu llous1ng and ll t· duslry . • Rt·!hH·t· ,wight gradually, DEAH DH. I.AMB - I had a heart attack a year and a half agu and the doctor said I didn 't need any surgery but I llit ve weight problems and lung l'ongt:sliufl . I w~::igh 186 p< •tlllds and am ti6 years old. I don 't smoke or drink . I take Slow K , I .nstx: an() I..anuxm. Wrl l I ever be able to recover cumpl ddy? How come rny hclll't controls the nurds coming out of IllY bvdy '? My ankles swe ll up and I get short of breath also . DEA l! 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McCormack said he is prepared to ask the U.S. Depart· ment -of Interior and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to stop any preparations for drilling Wlder the lake, and go to the White House if necessary. But it may not be necessary. Collins said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is in tbe middle of an environmental impact study of drilling in the lake, and no permilll can be issued until the study is finished. That won't be for another 18 months, he said . In addition , said Collins, there is "very, very little interest" on the part of the petrolewn industry because of "all the red tape and hassle, as well as the cost," of dr:Uing underwater. Collins pointed out a co mpany would have to invest in special rigs and containment equipment, and would have to feed and house permanent crews on the lake . The original drilling ban, enacted in 1970, was allowed to lapse for 312 months in 1972 through legislative oversight. Not a single petrolewn firm applied ror a permit with the department 's division of oil and gas. Connally says GOP must work By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII Former Texas Gov. John B. Connally said Thursday tl>al the Republican party should set its sights on electing one new congressman in every state and adding 5 to 8 percent of the black vote to the GOP rolls this year . Con nally told a new s conference Republicans must work to build a broad base for their party, strengthen local organizations and elect congressmen . He was in Columbus to speak at a lund-raising dinner for Republican candidates to the Ohio Senate, and appeared at a news conference with five Republica n candidates who are trying to capture what are viewed as vulnerable numeri ca l .goals for each affairs of the church through Democratic seats. "I've been traveling the ch urch will be presented as a the 170 districts in 611 nations country incessantly for 10 part of the denominatirr n's of the world. months trying to point out the The Churc h of the commitment to enroll 250,000 necessity for Republicans to rrew mrmiJers in the 1976-l!O Nazarene is making many rebuild the party at the local changes required by its rapid quadrennium. Dr. Wrlliam Greathouse, internationalization. Of the level," said the Democratgeneral suprrintcndent, wi ll total 625, 1~0 members, 25 turned-Republican. " It's imperative beyond preside and speak at the percent are outside of the any question that opening IJ f each morning United States and Canada. A Republicans must strengthen session. He is one of a six- gro 'A1h percentage of 3.3 was m an board of gene ral reported in 1977. The church their position in the various superintendents, elected at now broadcasts aro und the legislatures, governor's offices and local the qua drennial gene ral world in 18 langua ges. govenunents. This is the assembli es. wlm" direct the • strength of the Republican party and the salvation of the 5JR.E , I'VE COME' country ." UP W i"l"H A ..... Connally said President C art er's appar e nt W1popularity should be an issue this fall, and he accused majority Democrats in Congress of doing nothing, particularly on a national energy policy. Connally, who served as secretary of the treasury in 1971-72 after being a Democratic governor of I HAVE IHE GOOSE ON A LON G-TERM Texas, said it Is "possible" he "THO..-r L-A'i5 GOL.DEN NO CONTRACT. might run for the GOP EGGS .. presidential nomination · in Area Nazarene church leaders hold meeting Local Nazarene church • members will attend their annua l district assembly and E. Lamb. M.D. missionary tonvention July li-20. The assembly of the Central Ohio Distri ct, which Ltus J ~s ue to rnc 111 care of thts includes 8tJ churrhes, connewspaper, P.O. B11x :!2li , s~n vent: s at 7: 30 p.n1. 0 11 Tuesda y. July 18 , and coBAntunru, TX itl'l92. When the flu rd accumula· eludes with th e evc11ing Uun IS due lu hci:trt far lure tile service Thursday, Ju ly ~0 . Preceding the asser Bhi)', a !Jest ::~ppnmth ts lu try lo L'tll"· red th c heart coru.hllull tf ttt missionary convention will eonvenc nt 7:30 p.m. un ~rll possible. That' s also wiry ytJU ijrc gcttmg I ~nvxtn . Mt1nday , July 17, currcluding wlrr clr rs a drgrLalrs J>rcpara- w1th an l.lfternoon se.sstufl oi1 Tuesday. lH lll til slrt!nglhcu the l'UII· All of the sessions arc trac!HIIIS of the hcrtrl rnusdt . It 's dtfficult to say what yuu slated to be held at the can t:X pt:cl fru111 your futun• Naw rene campground . 2708 coudttl on but whatever ytJU Morse !load, in Columbus. vlin du l11 hrlp graduall\· 'l11c host pastor will be Hcv . ntt1ucc yuur w ct~ht wtll pnr ~~ !bert Speckien . Dr. Terrell C. Sanders, Jr ., IK<bly he lp yuu. Tlrat mcaros htn l llll ~ your lutal r ttlurit• tn- d1st riel superi ntendent , will takl' <-tml hnnllng vortrcularly read his fourth rr port . Other business uf the asscrnblv wrll )'II UI" fctl t1 lld dlolt·slcrul 1!1ur cludc pastors' report s. Wkc. I suspe(.'! yuur duclur"' tw ve l"hurch stC~tistit:s, elections, already :rskeli yuu tu Jrrrrr t and planning for the 1978-79 (oods tn fulfill one-third of the annual reql'irements of the city of Clevela nd . ''Obviously , that's not a lot of gas," Collins said . But opponents of drillin g, co n cer n ed with contam ination of drinking. water in lakeshore citie s, are alarmed that the ban is being allowed to expire. "There is no justifiable reason why any person or firm should be permitted to fl oa t ma ss ive drilling equipment on Lake Erie and be allowed to dri ve their drill s through the sands of Lake Erie's bottom in search of natural gas or oil," sa id state Sen . J . Timothy McCorma ck. D-Euclid. author of th~ ban. The lates t prohibition, enacted in 1972, was allowed to expire because legislators were unable to pass a bill permitting a three-well pilot project to determine the eff ects of drilling for natural gas. Th at proposal ran aground iu last week's legislative session . 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J ll "ll l ilt l'<' 11111 1 1111~ $· 1111 l· l~t · WIIl't ,, S:lti iWI I l'ttl" ,.;1.\ 11 11111111 $11 Jil \li t,.,. · ,111111111 \ ' til ," 'IIIJ!Ifi"I IJHt lll IJIII I ' IJ I< IIII I<• "l illdoll ltlt ,t" ......, ,.llllll" l ...!( 'vr \ allowances a veteran gets tn the form of educational assistance, VA can make loans of up to $2,500 to qualified veterans each academic year. The monthly allowance given a fuU time single veteran Is $311. Hall time students receive hall that amount. For those veterans in need, VA will pay £or tutoring at the rate of up to $69 per month, with a maximum of $828 for 12 months, Smith said. Of the 434,000 Vietnam veterans residing in Ohio, , only 19~,000 have taken advantage of the Gl Bill training program. Veterans may obtain further in· formation from the Cleveland ·· VA Regional Office or from any veterans service organization . little league event Powell's Super-Valu (Larry Powell, Owner) and The Pomeroy Youth League are proud to present their First lnvltational Tournament for Little Leaguers of the Big Bend Area. The tournament director is Don Hunnel assisted by the officers and managers of the Pomeroy Youth League. Dates of the tournament are Saturdsy, July 1, and Sunday, July 2. The tournament will be held on Little League fields (No. 1 and No . 2) located at the Meigs High School. Due to the timing and scheduling, this year's tournament will be limlled to a ! ~team field. Six teams will be from the Big Bend Little League with ·Powell's Giants leading the way, followed by Pomeroy Yankees , New Haven Cubs, New Haven Reds, Pomeroy Tigers, and Pomeroy Pirates. The Rutland Dodgers, Middleport Indians; and Middle Braves represent the downriver Little League with Racine Royals and Syracuse Reds re pres enting the upriver Little League. A tea m from Albany will round out th e l!NJ'OX ~ inflation, should make athe~ 11:.'::!.-.CJ percent across-the-board in federal spending and a corresponding tax reduction of l1Ji billion. At the same time, he said, household. How much par· Carter should "make a susticipants must pay for food tained effort" to eliminate a st~ mps goes up as income $3o billion trade deficit of the goes up . United States with other "County welfare depart· countries. ment s know whose food " U he'd do just those two sta mp benefits will be af- things, · there'd be .• a fected by the SS-SSI in- turnaround In this country," ('r ease, " McD owell sai d. Connally told the news " The July ATP (A u- conference. "There'd be a thorization to Purchase) 'turnaround In coofldence, a food stamp card should turnaround In the value of the already include any changes dollar, a turnaroW1d in the in lh< amount ef food stamps rate of Inflation and a turnaround In Interest rates." and their l'OSI ." · Connally said it is alright S5-SSI recipients affected by this Increase can get more for Carter to ask business and information by calling their labor to cooperate in co unty welfare department reducing Inflation, "but ur the lull-free Food Stamp before heaaks them, he ought r•. ask the government to lead Hotline. 1-<100-282-1190. tlte way ."· Living costs affect stamps COLUMBUS - The cost of li ving in crease in Socia l St•curity benefits will affect the amount of food stamps and their cost for many Ohio Food Sta mp Prograr n part~cipants, Tom McDowe ll , Ciu ef, Burea u of Food Stamps, Ohiu Department of Public Welfare, reported . On Ju ly l , payments will increa se lry li.5 percenl for all persons n·cciving Socia l Securit y ISS) and Supplementa l Security Income tSS J I benefits. The amount of food stamps and thei r cost, determined by the U. S. Depa rtment uf Agriculture, are based on the household Size and the mnount of income received uy the TV•••in Review GEAR UP FOR THE TOURNEY WINNERS - These golfers won top honors at last weekend's Regatta Tournament at the Pomeroy Golf Course . From 1-1 are Jonn Teaford club pro ; Bernard Fultz, runner-up low net; Mike Nesse~oad. Y001ll ILIQIIE Al'/ll IDL1lll~'<EtrT J )oOO P.M. M.Y 1, 1918 Villfler Ceme No. ll yst•ll. 5 em flo.@ WiMer - Game No. 1 lllME NO. (]) Winl'1er Certe No. 7 51)0 P.M. JULY 1 0 1978 Wime r - Game No . ~ ~ : ·• 15"" !'l:?:: ~ ~or ~ f,\iiE;rea or Evtr: NunbereC rA~u !A:nu ~~~· .. E !:! ?. .... ..~fd ~8 Kawasak 11"' ~ !~ li ViMer - Calle No. ) llboJI)' I . COO: NO,@ 0 51)0 P.M . JULY 1, 1918 Ill Mer- CAG-.e Ho . 8 faatroy Pirates GIME NO.@ 12 a)O P.M. JULY 1.0 t978 I ~~ Pa!torov Yanlute a GIME NO . Q) JULY 10 t918 • "'" I L(M:R Bll.ICr;!T 12o)O P,H, ... " ~... . .. 0 ~~~·~~ c &; :'1 Rutlarld Dodgere Mr. and Mrs. Git:nu Hisst'll and family. 1\a; hun. . TI-e• Vintll:!r - C'em1t No. 1, em: No.@ " WiMer- CAme No. 6 S.rncuse Red a Enlortoinmtnl and Appltonce NHds DOXOL SERVICE TV & AeeJiance Gas Servtce peopletalk Roclnt. Ohio Clltsltr, Ohio Cincinnati Reds in a four· game series this week•nd he was thinking about that at his locker . "The kids on this club can go, oan 't they~" he said of Mark Lemongtllo, Tom Dixon and Floyd BaMbttr, each of whcnl , I10pj)ed the Astros blank machine liM CondOr St. ' m -ms POmoroy, O. o;tft : , ,OQ-5:30 Mon .-Tuts .-Wtd. Fri. & Sal. 1:00-12 :00 ThundiY Manning Roush, , S89fl OWner Plus ll's s1rnpt e , Tu & Til it econom1cal. reliable It's thP. e xc1M g new KZ200 !r o m Kaw i'l'itllo.r FEAnJRES: • De pe ndab le 4-stmke. SOHC engrne . • Conven1en1 etectnc S1arler See 1r r0<1av ar J&R SPORT SHOP ______,. w--.--.-...... -.... 740 E, Main Sr. Pomeroy , 0 . "-'11"1....:.-_......_~ Reds on low- h "I've llnon goh11t t 1A t1, I 'm _,Jifil14 By GARY TA 'VLOR UPI Sports Writer HOUSTON ( UPI J - Joe Niekro was the only Houston Astros starter who laUed tAl pitch a four-hitter aRalnst Uw 10 . Ill • ( lo I .. *j,j~.. .. STRUCTION TIME - John Teaford, instructor at Course, shows Norma Amsbury correct ~:::.!form Mrs. Amsbury is a participant in a i If claM offered at the -course. For more W'fJIIIIUQII caU 99U306. l'mllt'O~yGolf By KENNE111 R. CLARK United PresalnternatiOIUII WORKING GmL: Most l+year-<>ld kids are willing to settle for a swnmer job at the local hamburger hut, but for Aadra McArdle it's a bigger league. The former star of the Broadway hit "Annie" must go to court in Los Angeles to tie up her nell gig . She's on tap for a role in a TV movie tentatively titled Stort Hours Mon .·Tt1urs. IOJ.m .· ll p.m. Fri. & SJI . a .m .- 11 : 30p .m . Saturday 11 a . m .-11 p.m tiM' Reds Thursday added Pete Rose . "We've been on a long road trip. " Joe Morgan said the four I wa .-atchin~ . " lley, Joe, did you hear shutouts pitched against the what he said, that Joe Niekro Reds in the past 10 games w the last pitcher to give up were the most he had seen 1 'nm to the Reds. Is that since joinin g the club. true?" said Howe, talking Reds Manager Sparky just loudly enough to needle Ander son said he was W1impressed with Houston 's Niekro. The pitcher .. as not pitching. "We're gonna have to wait amused. " I'm used to the criticism, '' until the second half of the he said. "God knows , I'm season," he said. used to it. But when I beat Cincinnati won the series Cincinnati and I'm singled opener Monday when an out for this abuse, that 's it. " error by Lemongello gave The Astros could cut up away a game in which he had because they had shut out the fi red a four-hitter . Niekro Reds for tile second straight heat the Reds 6-4 Tuesday night and extended and then Dixon and Bannister Cincinnati's scoreless streak tossed th e back-to-back shutouts. to 20 irutuigs. Bannister's performance " It 's not the Astros pitching ," said the Reds' Ken Thursday, In wtiich he struck out seven and walked three, Griffey . "I think it's more our was notable because he said hitters than their pitchers," he felt rusty . He has been the d ba!leman "Rainbow," but since she's a minor, her parents, Paa.l and Phyllss McArdle, have to approve the deal - Wlder the eye of a judge. lt's worth the hassle. She'll earn something in excess of $50,000 for her labors. ~9 -fun fa-V.~WJ Call In Orden 992-6292 ~ Fururin9 salad bJr, chili and much , much • more l Served In Frosted Mugs CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER CHIP OFF THE OlJ> TWIG: Twiggy1the pencil-thin British model of the lim! who turned pop singer for the 1971M Ia expecting a little bud in November. Says her manager, Nevlue Schulmaa1"Twiggy and her husband are very excited about it, They have come hack to Londoo because they want the baby to' be British." Husband Is American actor Mlcluoel WhllaeJ. Schulman says the baby won't Interrupt the Twig's singing career. QUOTE OF THE DAY: Pollee Commlsaioner Samuel Rom in an ode to the horse on adoption of the first mounted patrol II\, the history of East Meadow , N.Y. : "A mounted officer Ia an excellent vehicle to encourage dialogue with YOU!ll! people. It'•' a fringe benefit. When 's the last Ume you saw a kld pet a ..trol Art "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" t."'"· ~ ICOMOM' uuttt hlt~~IMt1 IOW41~'' iHI " "· alow . 111. bvtlllcltt 20 an~th • l!llfttl GUMPSES: Ooo AdaiDI, star of the old ''Get Smart" TV series, was sued for divorce Thursday In Santa Monica, CaUf. by hls wife, Judy Luciano, who says he'sa "chronic gambler ;I , losing up to .,000 a month ... Comedian Soapy 81lel was IUed for divorce Thuraday in Loa Angeles by Barbin Sllel, IU wlft, of 28 years ... The popular dlaco group Tile Rllcllle Fallllly II changing ltB'image for its next album cover - from Cleopatra chic to a combination of blklnla and football helmeta ... Llldl Anlaz made her stage debut In "Annie Get Your Gun" at New York's Jones Beach Theater Thuraday while a proud mother, and brother - Lucille BaD and Dell Al'lll Jr. - applauded ..., "\ team's fifth starter and ha s been passed over five times this season due to rainouts. "It's tough. I realize I'm a spot starter and I reali zed I've just got to be patient," he said. "I'm learn ing a lot watch ing the hitters in the league while I sit on the bench." ~ec o nd -place Cincinnati dropped to 31,, ga mes behind San,Francisco in the National League West. Houston is 12• , ba ck in fifth pla ce . JULY 1 1 1918 For oil your home You II cui a w•de. smooth swatrr. And Gravely has artachments for cornpostrng, haulrng, leal_ removal -a whole to.t rnore 1hose are some of tl'e reaSOfls why Gravely rs the "chOice of the pros" Cornt 111 and see for vouroelf . PRACfiCE SWINGS - Mildred Karr, Norma Amsbury , and Eleanor Thomas practice \herr ~wmgs at the Pomeroy Golf Course. The ladies are participants in a beg iMers golf class being taught by J.ohn Tea£ord, club pro. H.Jddle part lzldiar:.t GlHE NO,:@ l100 P.H. Hrd,, lronHnount mowers GRAVELY :1) fRACTOR SALES ~. "'~!;I 11)0 P,H. JUt'!~ , 1978 Hev Hnen Red11 When you · ltov~ rea ' work to do,. put uur exclus•ve B-speed, all· gear transrntssron on your .,.de Wrll1 no belts to slrp . come loose or break. Al11j1 posrt1ve power strarght rr\to Jhe mower attachment Wrlh a chorce oi 40- or 50•nch center mount Or 40- : ~• KZ200 . S!i! a<l ..:~ ~- · ·, -~ ~~ ('lrildren 's ltmnt· J>4:'r on ,lur ·I!/ h•m onn g tht·ir r!lrma Jlu., tur, tlw ·Ht•-.·. H111H'r' :-;' r4tn k \ , tllltl hi' fami· I~ . lt ,,· mmi..,t• ·r ha -. lu.•t.•u :.t~!tif.:U t:d ht lht· Zaru·.. dlle l 'hun·h. .Juwin.l{ lht· gri!Up 111 lhl' t•vt•ning ful' it ·t• •n·a111 aud ntkt: in htm••r uf tht• 16th birt.Jiday nf llrun Hvst• ll 1-n•n• 1a)O P,H. JtJU ~ . 1978 Rae!.oo Royale CAME NO •@ lO tOO A.H. JULY 10 1918 : Hftitd . Pnmt-ru) , hn!-~ h•d ;1 sup- H1ddleport Bravea ~ A~ fiO ST l'AKTY Mr . and Mr~. N•u·rn ;m K RIDENOUR'S . John Thomas, ma~ager of the golf course, annuurr ced plans for an upcomrng tourney to be held July .2and July 4 For more information call 992~306 . Povell'a Ctants New Raven Cubs CAME NO , Ql lOtOO A.H. IUI.Y 1 0 1918 wrrH longest drive; Lionel Boggs, low gross; and Geurg e Harrrs, longest putt. Not pi ctured is Clyde Wri ght. low net. GIME NO,® By JOAN HANAUER UP! Television Writer NEW YORK (UP! ) - Multinational firms are seUlng the image of a well-fed, thriving Western baby In the form of Infant formula - but too often what mothers In underdeveloped countries are buying is severe malnutrition for their children. The problems the infant formula has caused is the theme of the first segment of CBS Reports £or July 5, I(). II p.m., Eastern time, in what most likely will be Blll Moyers' swansong <111 CBS. The title is " Into the Mouths of Babes ." In the second portion of the show, "Going, Going, Gone," Marlene Sanders relates the alarming rate at which Southern blacks are losing their land - 300,000acres a year. In the documentary on formula, no one questions the nutritional value of Infant formula - a large section of the audience who wlll watch the show was raised on it. The problems arise iri countries such as the Domlnlcan Republican, where the average age at which malnutrition first occurs has dropped from 18 months to 8 - a critical age In brain development. U the formula is okay, what's the problem? Mothers too illiterate to read package instructions or Wlderstand the need for sterllzation, whose water source is contaminated, and who poverty sometimes drives to dilute the formula so that It becomes nutritionally unsound. In addition, once a mother has weaned her baby onto formula , her mother's rnUk no longer is available so there's no recognizing a mistake and turning back. The international marketers of infant formula defend their product and its use with a certain logic, but the faces of starving children weight the program on the other side . Moyers calls these children victims for whom no one will take responsibility and suggests : " ... the companies could insist the formula not be sold where it cannot be properly used, doctors could end the conflict of Interest (arising !rom gifts given by manufacturers' representatives 1 and the casual distribution of samples, and governments could put the care of these children first, llmlting the importation of costly formulas that families cannot afford and replacing them with less expensive alternatives." The second portion of the program concerns black people and land ownership in the South.ln 1954, according to Marlene Sanders, there were 175,000 black landowners controlllng 10 rnlllion acres. By 1974 only 10,000 black landowners were left. An important reason is because often blacks didn't write wills and their land was divided among an Increasingly tangled web of descendants - the heirs to the property, for which "hetrs property" is named. And heirs property is easi ly lost to aggressive speculators, particularly if the heirs In questions don 't have sound legal advice . An outfit called The Emergency Land Fund tries to 'ride to the rescue, but they can 't always cut speculators off at ' the pass - particularly when they are tcying to help a black man bid for his own land against a multinational corporatioo . car:" ... ,. field. Trophies will be awarded to the top lour finishers . First place and second place finishers will be awarded a sponsor 's ~rophy plus individual trophies. Third and fourth place finishers will be awarded sponsor's trophies only. Using both Field No . I and Field No. 2, two games will be in progress al the same time. · Starting times on Saturday will be ten o'clock, twelve thirty, three o'clock and live thirty. Sunday 's semi-finals and finals wiD be at one-thirty and four o'clock. Om;R BPACU:T '11fE LOCK THAT FAILEO: The nightclub owner locked the musicians out Thursday night when they couldn't come up with more money - but that didn't stop New York's nonprofit Universal Jazz Coalitlon - or its "Salute to Women In Jazz." The group hired a caterer, set up tables and served a chicken dinner right on the sidewalk in front of the Casablanca Two club - where the legendary Birdland once stood - while ·~. "I haven't addressed that pianist Mary L<>u Wllllama, singer Helea Merrill and others yet and I'm not going to until jammed the night away for a crowd of about 400 fans , Says MI.' after the elections this year," Merrill, "A padlock will not stop women In jan." Adds MI. he said. Williams, "Perhaps it 's better out here. It's cooler and there's Connally suggested that to more love.' ' ~~~~~~m~~.,....Hreduce president CLEVELAND (UP!) - De· troit Tigers' center-fielder Ron LeFlore, who came out of Southern Michigan Prison to become a star on the An1erican League team , has been chosen. by President Carter to se rve on th e National Advisory Committee on Juvenrle Justice and Delinquency Prevention . LeFlo re said Thursday, "Gelling picked by the president for anything is a . rea l honor 1\nd this is an area that I've wanted to get involved in .... I think the pe ople will listen to what I have to say because of my pa st experience .'' rowell's sponsoring • 1978 LIT1tE LEAGL'E " We 'll be the first in our neighborhood to have one- what do they eat?" 111 March . J9ii. krlhng uver 1,3011 3-The Daily Sentinel, Mirtdleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday,Jure 30, 19:. PQJE!J.I S SlrPf,:&VU,U HEALTH Lawrence N.E.A 18 Veterans' time • • 1s runnmg out Molt .... lf)WII , low11 hMtl c-.1 , 1\l '"' duvt • r'cONOMr This little pig went to market FAT! ... Because tt was fed properly right from th e start . We can help yo u fatten up your li vestoc k, too. We carry a large su pply o f feeds , antibio tics. and addi\tves for your pigs, poultry , ca ttle and shee p. We'll show you how to cut costs . and tnc rease the dai ly gains of your I;' r••cro• SEE THEM TODAY Some place!> have pretty good t hi Ck· eo . Soml! offer fa~r root beer . Other s, REED'S COUNTRY STORE not·too·bad cooes and shakes , Bt.Jl, there t5 only c:x1e pl~t c.e you can get the best of all the se things - your local 3 IN ONE family restaurant! ! ani mal s. 15< E. ~ln . Pomeroy , 0. .. -··--- "2-62" Reedsville, o . SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, 0. �\., 2-The D'!!IY Sentinel, Middleport·Pumeruy , 0., Friday, June :W, 1978 ETTA ftl\11 . _ S1"~·TEtE4""" Bane activ«: in musical field Greg Bane is one of the two new pianists added -to the aaff of "GaUia Country" this Eason. Dan Rowan is the other. Bane has st udied with Marion Ford for 10 years wh ile a student in the GaUipolis City Schools ·• Upon graduation from Gallia Academy, he entered Rio Grande College where he has been involved in campus musical activities for two Years, including his duties as . accompanist for the Grande Chorale. He has also played for two musicals at the Grace United Methodist Church. Professionally, Greg has entertain ed at the Ohio University Inn , Athens; The Fox Farm Inn, Chillicothe, Ohiu and Os<J11r's Restaurant In Gallipolis. He is planning a ca ree r in social work fo llowing his graduation from Rio Grande College in the spring of 1979. Future plans also include pu rsuing his musica l entertaining and perhaps some recording work. Greg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bane , Neighborhood Road, Gallipolis. He has a brother, Mike, a student 1-\U(.IIIE. Time Is ruMlng out for thouilands of Ohio veterans to use their Gl Bill educational benefits, according to the Veterans Administration. "With the average age of this state's Vietnam veteran being .33 years," Ralph E. Smith Jr., director of the Cleveland VA Regional Office said, ''It is obvious that many of them already have jobs.· But they should bear in mind that if they were discharged less than 10 years ago, they can still go to school on a part-time basis and collect educational monies . This e.tra education could .improv e their employment progress thereby increasing the family's financial coffers." Smith also points out that in addition .to monthly GREG BANE at Gallia Academy. "Gallia Co untry" will be seen Thursday through Sunday nights beginning July 6, and continuing throughout the month of July . Tickets are : $4 ._50 for adults; $2.50 for children 12 and under. Group rates are availab le upon request by calling HiH-28622 10 or by writing to Box 752, Gallipolis, Ohio, 15631. House is determined , WASH INGTON I UP!) Despite criticisms of "l egislative overkill, " the House is determined not to give up its authority to review the regulations of govemment agencies. The House, by a 24+110· vote, approved an amendment Thursday that would give either it or tbe Senate the authority to veto any regulations issued by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The only regulations ex empt from congressional review would be those setting F11A interest rates. Rep . Gary Brown, R-Mich., the spon so r .of the amendment, said the veto power is necessary because "too many overzea lous adminrs tr ators " badly Interpret the laws Congress pass. The heavy vote for the Brown amendment by R•publicans and Democrats alike was clearly in response to President Carter's criticism of such one-house vetoes by Congress and his threat to ignore them in some cases. Rep. Thomas Ashley, [).. Ohio, floor manager of a housing bill to which the amendment was attached , fought unsuccessfully to head off the Brown amendment. "This approach is a classic case of legislative overkill ," he said. "Federal agencies issue tho usa nds of regulations each year . We would have to examine them all fully and with hearings." The amendment wa s tacked onto a bill calling for a fiveyear extension of public and govemment-subsidized housin g and community development programs. A major earlhqcake struck Buchct rest. RunHlllli::l Four-year han expires By LEE LEONARO UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS iUPli - Although Ohio's fo ur-year han on recovering gas and oil from under Lake Erre expires at midnight tonight, the slate does not expect any nrsh on perm its to drill for the fuels . "I don 't think anything's goi ng to hap pe n," sa id Horace R. Collins, chief of the geolog ical survey division of the stat e Depa rtment of Natural Resources. " I don't know of a single soul or pet r oleum com pany interested in .leasing land urder the lak e for drilling." Even if anyone were interested . there is ha rdly enough gas under the Jake to make it worthwhile. Although Canadian firm s have been removing gas from their side of the lake, Cullins a 1975 geological surv ey estimated production on the Ohio side co uld be buill Ill 15 billion cubic feet a year over a 4()-year period, less to start with . That would be enough gas pt.>uplc a nd Cii USIIIg l' Xlt:llS I V~ dama~c tu llous1ng and ll t· duslry . • Rt·!hH·t· ,wight gradually, DEAH DH. I.AMB - I had a heart attack a year and a half agu and the doctor said I didn 't need any surgery but I llit ve weight problems and lung l'ongt:sliufl . I w~::igh 186 p< •tlllds and am ti6 years old. I don 't smoke or drink . I take Slow K , I .nstx: an() I..anuxm. Wrl l I ever be able to recover cumpl ddy? How come rny hclll't controls the nurds coming out of IllY bvdy '? My ankles swe ll up and I get short of breath also . DEA l! HEADF:H - Often tht: W~l ~ hl gai 11 i:t lJCf.SUII ll<J h lle<.~rl f;11lur e ts a~svt · rar e ll willr the ac- w1th cwltulatl<m uf fluid . And rt dues LH.'l'UJIIUIHtC Ill the ankles and can tl tt: umulatc 111 lh<:~ t tunletlll SUliluru dmrd1 year. Heflel'!lrrs !rum the salt . i\rrybod y takrrr g denominationwide Midthe abd(Jmcn , or It c.: an ac- dwrell<:s ur walt'r rncd r rtt~ cumulate 111 lht lungs etnd lions such as l..os1x often Quadrennia l Conference un chest l'lW tt y. needs lu n:pletcc putasst um . Evangelism held in tl1e 1'he rnechanrsm uf fluid That 's why yuu 'n, gellmg Myriad Co nvention Center, relent ICJII and swt!lling ts Sluw K. To gtvl' .vuu 111orc 111· Oklahoma City , January IOrelallvely complex but when furma ti un on the lln rurlant.·e t2, will be s<·en in these plans. C:t person has hcl.lrl failUre he of U1e balanct• bet ween Chu rch growth s mirrars tends tu rctam salt in the sudtwn lind l•ot<t ssrutn I arn have l>r<n conducted thi s bvdy. '!'hal's why you are tak- also scndrrrg )UII The Jlc;rl tlr year which will resu ll 111 ing l.asrx to help to elimrnatc JA·tlt'l' 11UIIli>·r J0-12, Sa il : every ehur<'h bemg consc1ous tire t!Xc CS.'S svdiwn salt. Wrth \ 'tiU I Vtl<Jl S11dllHn and of its prug rt·ss 1:1 nd urga mt.ing salt ~~~~ execs..<; amount of wuter Is retol ncd, which til· creases the amount of water in the circulatory system. This ca uses water to literally leak out of tht• t'irculation into Ore tissue spaces. To explain thi s in svmewhat mure dcl4il . I am sending yuu The Hea lth Letter num ber II~ . Swelling: Cau.,cs and Managements. Thrs issue wi ll also Kive yuu.mformatwn on the iype of swelling Ural uccurs with ir1ju rlcs and spt·a ins a 11d how they should be trea ted; as wt•ll as the basic concepts uf how flurd accumulates Ill the btxly. Other readers who are inten·stctl tn infor1u~t lio11 al>out swelli ngs can send 50 cents with a luirg, ~ta rnpt'<l . St ·if-addressed envelope fur P tllH S!'! IU! ll Biili:11l l"L' fur t~ n·at cr l.!f(JWI!i JJF.i\H IJH. IJ\MB - Is nun· fat dry rrrrlk J>!ll'der rea lly nun~ret t mtd IS tlw eholestcrul removed wrtlr the fat rn skim- lL">C 1t in hak111~ pnx.lud.s ttnd IJt: IS u s 1ng i.l nulk (lrutluct that non-fat. ami very luw 111 chuh.·skrvl. Not only I hu t, yuu t.'[J/1 mrrcasr the umuunl uf rrorr-lat dry milk powder calil'll fur in the recipe and c11nc h the <.lllluunt u£ prutc111 ctnd f.'liil"l ul n 111 ttny fuud s t llfl l )'oUwepa re with rl. • Stx•ctfic lilt-. HA lL Y~·: ''~{\ 1"}- L UTfo.U 1"11 rm 1\''lt:Ht::.. ,TtiF -.n.ll iS·MA."iUN ,UH. ~ ()~. \ uung'? DF.AH HF.i\DEH - Yes. nun-fat dry rmlk powder rs nun-fat and 1l t'olllams very bttle cholcsler 1!. ll is an excellent subsl.ilrlt'e to use in l'ookmg as }uu c;m nutkc milk gravws. puddi ngs and have banned oil drilling outright. McCormack said he is prepared to ask the U.S. Depart· ment -of Interior and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to stop any preparations for drilling Wlder the lake, and go to the White House if necessary. But it may not be necessary. Collins said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is in tbe middle of an environmental impact study of drilling in the lake, and no permilll can be issued until the study is finished. That won't be for another 18 months, he said . In addition , said Collins, there is "very, very little interest" on the part of the petrolewn industry because of "all the red tape and hassle, as well as the cost," of dr:Uing underwater. Collins pointed out a co mpany would have to invest in special rigs and containment equipment, and would have to feed and house permanent crews on the lake . The original drilling ban, enacted in 1970, was allowed to lapse for 312 months in 1972 through legislative oversight. Not a single petrolewn firm applied ror a permit with the department 's division of oil and gas. Connally says GOP must work By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII Former Texas Gov. John B. Connally said Thursday tl>al the Republican party should set its sights on electing one new congressman in every state and adding 5 to 8 percent of the black vote to the GOP rolls this year . Con nally told a new s conference Republicans must work to build a broad base for their party, strengthen local organizations and elect congressmen . He was in Columbus to speak at a lund-raising dinner for Republican candidates to the Ohio Senate, and appeared at a news conference with five Republica n candidates who are trying to capture what are viewed as vulnerable numeri ca l .goals for each affairs of the church through Democratic seats. "I've been traveling the ch urch will be presented as a the 170 districts in 611 nations country incessantly for 10 part of the denominatirr n's of the world. months trying to point out the The Churc h of the commitment to enroll 250,000 necessity for Republicans to rrew mrmiJers in the 1976-l!O Nazarene is making many rebuild the party at the local changes required by its rapid quadrennium. Dr. Wrlliam Greathouse, internationalization. Of the level," said the Democratgeneral suprrintcndent, wi ll total 625, 1~0 members, 25 turned-Republican. " It's imperative beyond preside and speak at the percent are outside of the any question that opening IJ f each morning United States and Canada. A Republicans must strengthen session. He is one of a six- gro 'A1h percentage of 3.3 was m an board of gene ral reported in 1977. The church their position in the various superintendents, elected at now broadcasts aro und the legislatures, governor's offices and local the qua drennial gene ral world in 18 langua ges. govenunents. This is the assembli es. wlm" direct the • strength of the Republican party and the salvation of the 5JR.E , I'VE COME' country ." UP W i"l"H A ..... Connally said President C art er's appar e nt W1popularity should be an issue this fall, and he accused majority Democrats in Congress of doing nothing, particularly on a national energy policy. Connally, who served as secretary of the treasury in 1971-72 after being a Democratic governor of I HAVE IHE GOOSE ON A LON G-TERM Texas, said it Is "possible" he "THO..-r L-A'i5 GOL.DEN NO CONTRACT. might run for the GOP EGGS .. presidential nomination · in Area Nazarene church leaders hold meeting Local Nazarene church • members will attend their annua l district assembly and E. Lamb. M.D. missionary tonvention July li-20. The assembly of the Central Ohio Distri ct, which Ltus J ~s ue to rnc 111 care of thts includes 8tJ churrhes, connewspaper, P.O. B11x :!2li , s~n vent: s at 7: 30 p.n1. 0 11 Tuesda y. July 18 , and coBAntunru, TX itl'l92. When the flu rd accumula· eludes with th e evc11ing Uun IS due lu hci:trt far lure tile service Thursday, Ju ly ~0 . Preceding the asser Bhi)', a !Jest ::~ppnmth ts lu try lo L'tll"· red th c heart coru.hllull tf ttt missionary convention will eonvenc nt 7:30 p.m. un ~rll possible. That' s also wiry ytJU ijrc gcttmg I ~nvxtn . Mt1nday , July 17, currcluding wlrr clr rs a drgrLalrs J>rcpara- w1th an l.lfternoon se.sstufl oi1 Tuesday. lH lll til slrt!nglhcu the l'UII· All of the sessions arc trac!HIIIS of the hcrtrl rnusdt . It 's dtfficult to say what yuu slated to be held at the can t:X pt:cl fru111 your futun• Naw rene campground . 2708 coudttl on but whatever ytJU Morse !load, in Columbus. vlin du l11 hrlp graduall\· 'l11c host pastor will be Hcv . ntt1ucc yuur w ct~ht wtll pnr ~~ !bert Speckien . Dr. Terrell C. Sanders, Jr ., IK<bly he lp yuu. Tlrat mcaros htn l llll ~ your lutal r ttlurit• tn- d1st riel superi ntendent , will takl' <-tml hnnllng vortrcularly read his fourth rr port . Other business uf the asscrnblv wrll )'II UI" fctl t1 lld dlolt·slcrul 1!1ur cludc pastors' report s. Wkc. I suspe(.'! yuur duclur"' tw ve l"hurch stC~tistit:s, elections, already :rskeli yuu tu Jrrrrr t and planning for the 1978-79 (oods tn fulfill one-third of the annual reql'irements of the city of Clevela nd . ''Obviously , that's not a lot of gas," Collins said . But opponents of drillin g, co n cer n ed with contam ination of drinking. water in lakeshore citie s, are alarmed that the ban is being allowed to expire. "There is no justifiable reason why any person or firm should be permitted to fl oa t ma ss ive drilling equipment on Lake Erie and be allowed to dri ve their drill s through the sands of Lake Erie's bottom in search of natural gas or oil," sa id state Sen . J . Timothy McCorma ck. D-Euclid. author of th~ ban. The lates t prohibition, enacted in 1972, was allowed to expire because legislators were unable to pass a bill permitting a three-well pilot project to determine the eff ects of drilling for natural gas. Th at proposal ran aground iu last week's legislative session . 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J ll "ll l ilt l'<' 11111 1 1111~ $· 1111 l· l~t · WIIl't ,, S:lti iWI I l'ttl" ,.;1.\ 11 11111111 $11 Jil \li t,.,. · ,111111111 \ ' til ," 'IIIJ!Ifi"I IJHt lll IJIII I ' IJ I< IIII I<• "l illdoll ltlt ,t" ......, ,.llllll" l ...!( 'vr \ allowances a veteran gets tn the form of educational assistance, VA can make loans of up to $2,500 to qualified veterans each academic year. The monthly allowance given a fuU time single veteran Is $311. Hall time students receive hall that amount. For those veterans in need, VA will pay £or tutoring at the rate of up to $69 per month, with a maximum of $828 for 12 months, Smith said. Of the 434,000 Vietnam veterans residing in Ohio, , only 19~,000 have taken advantage of the Gl Bill training program. Veterans may obtain further in· formation from the Cleveland ·· VA Regional Office or from any veterans service organization . little league event Powell's Super-Valu (Larry Powell, Owner) and The Pomeroy Youth League are proud to present their First lnvltational Tournament for Little Leaguers of the Big Bend Area. The tournament director is Don Hunnel assisted by the officers and managers of the Pomeroy Youth League. Dates of the tournament are Saturdsy, July 1, and Sunday, July 2. The tournament will be held on Little League fields (No. 1 and No . 2) located at the Meigs High School. Due to the timing and scheduling, this year's tournament will be limlled to a ! ~team field. Six teams will be from the Big Bend Little League with ·Powell's Giants leading the way, followed by Pomeroy Yankees , New Haven Cubs, New Haven Reds, Pomeroy Tigers, and Pomeroy Pirates. The Rutland Dodgers, Middleport Indians; and Middle Braves represent the downriver Little League with Racine Royals and Syracuse Reds re pres enting the upriver Little League. A tea m from Albany will round out th e l!NJ'OX ~ inflation, should make athe~ 11:.'::!.-.CJ percent across-the-board in federal spending and a corresponding tax reduction of l1Ji billion. At the same time, he said, household. How much par· Carter should "make a susticipants must pay for food tained effort" to eliminate a st~ mps goes up as income $3o billion trade deficit of the goes up . United States with other "County welfare depart· countries. ment s know whose food " U he'd do just those two sta mp benefits will be af- things, · there'd be .• a fected by the SS-SSI in- turnaround In this country," ('r ease, " McD owell sai d. Connally told the news " The July ATP (A u- conference. "There'd be a thorization to Purchase) 'turnaround In coofldence, a food stamp card should turnaround In the value of the already include any changes dollar, a turnaroW1d in the in lh< amount ef food stamps rate of Inflation and a turnaround In Interest rates." and their l'OSI ." · Connally said it is alright S5-SSI recipients affected by this Increase can get more for Carter to ask business and information by calling their labor to cooperate in co unty welfare department reducing Inflation, "but ur the lull-free Food Stamp before heaaks them, he ought r•. ask the government to lead Hotline. 1-<100-282-1190. tlte way ."· Living costs affect stamps COLUMBUS - The cost of li ving in crease in Socia l St•curity benefits will affect the amount of food stamps and their cost for many Ohio Food Sta mp Prograr n part~cipants, Tom McDowe ll , Ciu ef, Burea u of Food Stamps, Ohiu Department of Public Welfare, reported . On Ju ly l , payments will increa se lry li.5 percenl for all persons n·cciving Socia l Securit y ISS) and Supplementa l Security Income tSS J I benefits. The amount of food stamps and thei r cost, determined by the U. S. Depa rtment uf Agriculture, are based on the household Size and the mnount of income received uy the TV•••in Review GEAR UP FOR THE TOURNEY WINNERS - These golfers won top honors at last weekend's Regatta Tournament at the Pomeroy Golf Course . From 1-1 are Jonn Teaford club pro ; Bernard Fultz, runner-up low net; Mike Nesse~oad. Y001ll ILIQIIE Al'/ll IDL1lll~'<EtrT J )oOO P.M. M.Y 1, 1918 Villfler Ceme No. ll yst•ll. 5 em flo.@ WiMer - Game No. 1 lllME NO. (]) Winl'1er Certe No. 7 51)0 P.M. JULY 1 0 1978 Wime r - Game No . ~ ~ : ·• 15"" !'l:?:: ~ ~or ~ f,\iiE;rea or Evtr: NunbereC rA~u !A:nu ~~~· .. E !:! ?. .... ..~fd ~8 Kawasak 11"' ~ !~ li ViMer - Calle No. ) llboJI)' I . COO: NO,@ 0 51)0 P.M . JULY 1, 1918 Ill Mer- CAG-.e Ho . 8 faatroy Pirates GIME NO.@ 12 a)O P.M. JULY 1.0 t978 I ~~ Pa!torov Yanlute a GIME NO . Q) JULY 10 t918 • "'" I L(M:R Bll.ICr;!T 12o)O P,H, ... " ~... . .. 0 ~~~·~~ c &; :'1 Rutlarld Dodgere Mr. and Mrs. Git:nu Hisst'll and family. 1\a; hun. . TI-e• Vintll:!r - C'em1t No. 1, em: No.@ " WiMer- CAme No. 6 S.rncuse Red a Enlortoinmtnl and Appltonce NHds DOXOL SERVICE TV & AeeJiance Gas Servtce peopletalk Roclnt. Ohio Clltsltr, Ohio Cincinnati Reds in a four· game series this week•nd he was thinking about that at his locker . "The kids on this club can go, oan 't they~" he said of Mark Lemongtllo, Tom Dixon and Floyd BaMbttr, each of whcnl , I10pj)ed the Astros blank machine liM CondOr St. ' m -ms POmoroy, O. o;tft : , ,OQ-5:30 Mon .-Tuts .-Wtd. Fri. & Sal. 1:00-12 :00 ThundiY Manning Roush, , S89fl OWner Plus ll's s1rnpt e , Tu & Til it econom1cal. reliable It's thP. e xc1M g new KZ200 !r o m Kaw i'l'itllo.r FEAnJRES: • De pe ndab le 4-stmke. SOHC engrne . • Conven1en1 etectnc S1arler See 1r r0<1av ar J&R SPORT SHOP ______,. w--.--.-...... -.... 740 E, Main Sr. Pomeroy , 0 . "-'11"1....:.-_......_~ Reds on low- h "I've llnon goh11t t 1A t1, I 'm _,Jifil14 By GARY TA 'VLOR UPI Sports Writer HOUSTON ( UPI J - Joe Niekro was the only Houston Astros starter who laUed tAl pitch a four-hitter aRalnst Uw 10 . Ill • ( lo I .. *j,j~.. .. STRUCTION TIME - John Teaford, instructor at Course, shows Norma Amsbury correct ~:::.!form Mrs. Amsbury is a participant in a i If claM offered at the -course. For more W'fJIIIIUQII caU 99U306. l'mllt'O~yGolf By KENNE111 R. CLARK United PresalnternatiOIUII WORKING GmL: Most l+year-<>ld kids are willing to settle for a swnmer job at the local hamburger hut, but for Aadra McArdle it's a bigger league. The former star of the Broadway hit "Annie" must go to court in Los Angeles to tie up her nell gig . She's on tap for a role in a TV movie tentatively titled Stort Hours Mon .·Tt1urs. IOJ.m .· ll p.m. Fri. & SJI . a .m .- 11 : 30p .m . Saturday 11 a . m .-11 p.m tiM' Reds Thursday added Pete Rose . "We've been on a long road trip. " Joe Morgan said the four I wa .-atchin~ . " lley, Joe, did you hear shutouts pitched against the what he said, that Joe Niekro Reds in the past 10 games w the last pitcher to give up were the most he had seen 1 'nm to the Reds. Is that since joinin g the club. true?" said Howe, talking Reds Manager Sparky just loudly enough to needle Ander son said he was W1impressed with Houston 's Niekro. The pitcher .. as not pitching. "We're gonna have to wait amused. " I'm used to the criticism, '' until the second half of the he said. "God knows , I'm season," he said. used to it. But when I beat Cincinnati won the series Cincinnati and I'm singled opener Monday when an out for this abuse, that 's it. " error by Lemongello gave The Astros could cut up away a game in which he had because they had shut out the fi red a four-hitter . Niekro Reds for tile second straight heat the Reds 6-4 Tuesday night and extended and then Dixon and Bannister Cincinnati's scoreless streak tossed th e back-to-back shutouts. to 20 irutuigs. Bannister's performance " It 's not the Astros pitching ," said the Reds' Ken Thursday, In wtiich he struck out seven and walked three, Griffey . "I think it's more our was notable because he said hitters than their pitchers," he felt rusty . He has been the d ba!leman "Rainbow," but since she's a minor, her parents, Paa.l and Phyllss McArdle, have to approve the deal - Wlder the eye of a judge. lt's worth the hassle. She'll earn something in excess of $50,000 for her labors. ~9 -fun fa-V.~WJ Call In Orden 992-6292 ~ Fururin9 salad bJr, chili and much , much • more l Served In Frosted Mugs CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER CHIP OFF THE OlJ> TWIG: Twiggy1the pencil-thin British model of the lim! who turned pop singer for the 1971M Ia expecting a little bud in November. Says her manager, Nevlue Schulmaa1"Twiggy and her husband are very excited about it, They have come hack to Londoo because they want the baby to' be British." Husband Is American actor Mlcluoel WhllaeJ. Schulman says the baby won't Interrupt the Twig's singing career. QUOTE OF THE DAY: Pollee Commlsaioner Samuel Rom in an ode to the horse on adoption of the first mounted patrol II\, the history of East Meadow , N.Y. : "A mounted officer Ia an excellent vehicle to encourage dialogue with YOU!ll! people. It'•' a fringe benefit. When 's the last Ume you saw a kld pet a ..trol Art "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" t."'"· ~ ICOMOM' uuttt hlt~~IMt1 IOW41~'' iHI " "· alow . 111. bvtlllcltt 20 an~th • l!llfttl GUMPSES: Ooo AdaiDI, star of the old ''Get Smart" TV series, was sued for divorce Thursday In Santa Monica, CaUf. by hls wife, Judy Luciano, who says he'sa "chronic gambler ;I , losing up to .,000 a month ... Comedian Soapy 81lel was IUed for divorce Thuraday in Loa Angeles by Barbin Sllel, IU wlft, of 28 years ... The popular dlaco group Tile Rllcllle Fallllly II changing ltB'image for its next album cover - from Cleopatra chic to a combination of blklnla and football helmeta ... Llldl Anlaz made her stage debut In "Annie Get Your Gun" at New York's Jones Beach Theater Thuraday while a proud mother, and brother - Lucille BaD and Dell Al'lll Jr. - applauded ..., "\ team's fifth starter and ha s been passed over five times this season due to rainouts. "It's tough. I realize I'm a spot starter and I reali zed I've just got to be patient," he said. "I'm learn ing a lot watch ing the hitters in the league while I sit on the bench." ~ec o nd -place Cincinnati dropped to 31,, ga mes behind San,Francisco in the National League West. Houston is 12• , ba ck in fifth pla ce . JULY 1 1 1918 For oil your home You II cui a w•de. smooth swatrr. And Gravely has artachments for cornpostrng, haulrng, leal_ removal -a whole to.t rnore 1hose are some of tl'e reaSOfls why Gravely rs the "chOice of the pros" Cornt 111 and see for vouroelf . PRACfiCE SWINGS - Mildred Karr, Norma Amsbury , and Eleanor Thomas practice \herr ~wmgs at the Pomeroy Golf Course. The ladies are participants in a beg iMers golf class being taught by J.ohn Tea£ord, club pro. H.Jddle part lzldiar:.t GlHE NO,:@ l100 P.H. Hrd,, lronHnount mowers GRAVELY :1) fRACTOR SALES ~. "'~!;I 11)0 P,H. JUt'!~ , 1978 Hev Hnen Red11 When you · ltov~ rea ' work to do,. put uur exclus•ve B-speed, all· gear transrntssron on your .,.de Wrll1 no belts to slrp . come loose or break. Al11j1 posrt1ve power strarght rr\to Jhe mower attachment Wrlh a chorce oi 40- or 50•nch center mount Or 40- : ~• KZ200 . S!i! a<l ..:~ ~- · ·, -~ ~~ ('lrildren 's ltmnt· J>4:'r on ,lur ·I!/ h•m onn g tht·ir r!lrma Jlu., tur, tlw ·Ht•-.·. H111H'r' :-;' r4tn k \ , tllltl hi' fami· I~ . lt ,,· mmi..,t• ·r ha -. lu.•t.•u :.t~!tif.:U t:d ht lht· Zaru·.. dlle l 'hun·h. .Juwin.l{ lht· gri!Up 111 lhl' t•vt•ning ful' it ·t• •n·a111 aud ntkt: in htm••r uf tht• 16th birt.Jiday nf llrun Hvst• ll 1-n•n• 1a)O P,H. JtJU ~ . 1978 Rae!.oo Royale CAME NO •@ lO tOO A.H. JULY 10 1918 : Hftitd . Pnmt-ru) , hn!-~ h•d ;1 sup- H1ddleport Bravea ~ A~ fiO ST l'AKTY Mr . and Mr~. N•u·rn ;m K RIDENOUR'S . John Thomas, ma~ager of the golf course, annuurr ced plans for an upcomrng tourney to be held July .2and July 4 For more information call 992~306 . Povell'a Ctants New Raven Cubs CAME NO , Ql lOtOO A.H. IUI.Y 1 0 1918 wrrH longest drive; Lionel Boggs, low gross; and Geurg e Harrrs, longest putt. Not pi ctured is Clyde Wri ght. low net. GIME NO,® By JOAN HANAUER UP! Television Writer NEW YORK (UP! ) - Multinational firms are seUlng the image of a well-fed, thriving Western baby In the form of Infant formula - but too often what mothers In underdeveloped countries are buying is severe malnutrition for their children. The problems the infant formula has caused is the theme of the first segment of CBS Reports £or July 5, I(). II p.m., Eastern time, in what most likely will be Blll Moyers' swansong <111 CBS. The title is " Into the Mouths of Babes ." In the second portion of the show, "Going, Going, Gone," Marlene Sanders relates the alarming rate at which Southern blacks are losing their land - 300,000acres a year. In the documentary on formula, no one questions the nutritional value of Infant formula - a large section of the audience who wlll watch the show was raised on it. The problems arise iri countries such as the Domlnlcan Republican, where the average age at which malnutrition first occurs has dropped from 18 months to 8 - a critical age In brain development. U the formula is okay, what's the problem? Mothers too illiterate to read package instructions or Wlderstand the need for sterllzation, whose water source is contaminated, and who poverty sometimes drives to dilute the formula so that It becomes nutritionally unsound. In addition, once a mother has weaned her baby onto formula , her mother's rnUk no longer is available so there's no recognizing a mistake and turning back. The international marketers of infant formula defend their product and its use with a certain logic, but the faces of starving children weight the program on the other side . Moyers calls these children victims for whom no one will take responsibility and suggests : " ... the companies could insist the formula not be sold where it cannot be properly used, doctors could end the conflict of Interest (arising !rom gifts given by manufacturers' representatives 1 and the casual distribution of samples, and governments could put the care of these children first, llmlting the importation of costly formulas that families cannot afford and replacing them with less expensive alternatives." The second portion of the program concerns black people and land ownership in the South.ln 1954, according to Marlene Sanders, there were 175,000 black landowners controlllng 10 rnlllion acres. By 1974 only 10,000 black landowners were left. An important reason is because often blacks didn't write wills and their land was divided among an Increasingly tangled web of descendants - the heirs to the property, for which "hetrs property" is named. And heirs property is easi ly lost to aggressive speculators, particularly if the heirs In questions don 't have sound legal advice . An outfit called The Emergency Land Fund tries to 'ride to the rescue, but they can 't always cut speculators off at ' the pass - particularly when they are tcying to help a black man bid for his own land against a multinational corporatioo . car:" ... ,. field. Trophies will be awarded to the top lour finishers . First place and second place finishers will be awarded a sponsor 's ~rophy plus individual trophies. Third and fourth place finishers will be awarded sponsor's trophies only. Using both Field No . I and Field No. 2, two games will be in progress al the same time. · Starting times on Saturday will be ten o'clock, twelve thirty, three o'clock and live thirty. Sunday 's semi-finals and finals wiD be at one-thirty and four o'clock. Om;R BPACU:T '11fE LOCK THAT FAILEO: The nightclub owner locked the musicians out Thursday night when they couldn't come up with more money - but that didn't stop New York's nonprofit Universal Jazz Coalitlon - or its "Salute to Women In Jazz." The group hired a caterer, set up tables and served a chicken dinner right on the sidewalk in front of the Casablanca Two club - where the legendary Birdland once stood - while ·~. "I haven't addressed that pianist Mary L<>u Wllllama, singer Helea Merrill and others yet and I'm not going to until jammed the night away for a crowd of about 400 fans , Says MI.' after the elections this year," Merrill, "A padlock will not stop women In jan." Adds MI. he said. Williams, "Perhaps it 's better out here. It's cooler and there's Connally suggested that to more love.' ' ~~~~~~m~~.,....Hreduce president CLEVELAND (UP!) - De· troit Tigers' center-fielder Ron LeFlore, who came out of Southern Michigan Prison to become a star on the An1erican League team , has been chosen. by President Carter to se rve on th e National Advisory Committee on Juvenrle Justice and Delinquency Prevention . LeFlo re said Thursday, "Gelling picked by the president for anything is a . rea l honor 1\nd this is an area that I've wanted to get involved in .... I think the pe ople will listen to what I have to say because of my pa st experience .'' rowell's sponsoring • 1978 LIT1tE LEAGL'E " We 'll be the first in our neighborhood to have one- what do they eat?" 111 March . J9ii. krlhng uver 1,3011 3-The Daily Sentinel, Mirtdleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday,Jure 30, 19:. PQJE!J.I S SlrPf,:&VU,U HEALTH Lawrence N.E.A 18 Veterans' time • • 1s runnmg out Molt .... lf)WII , low11 hMtl c-.1 , 1\l '"' duvt • r'cONOMr This little pig went to market FAT! ... Because tt was fed properly right from th e start . We can help yo u fatten up your li vestoc k, too. We carry a large su pply o f feeds , antibio tics. and addi\tves for your pigs, poultry , ca ttle and shee p. We'll show you how to cut costs . and tnc rease the dai ly gains of your I;' r••cro• SEE THEM TODAY Some place!> have pretty good t hi Ck· eo . Soml! offer fa~r root beer . Other s, REED'S COUNTRY STORE not·too·bad cooes and shakes , Bt.Jl, there t5 only c:x1e pl~t c.e you can get the best of all the se things - your local 3 IN ONE family restaurant! ! ani mal s. 15< E. ~ln . Pomeroy , 0. .. -··--- "2-62" Reedsville, o . SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, 0. �f>.-The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,Friday , June 30, 197~ 4-The Datly Sentmel: Mtddleport-PomerQy ,0., Fnday, June ll, 1978 Dodgers win third straight tilt &!tim WBll setting a record of second base in the l)inth and By MARK FR~MAN his own. The stylish &itlm UPI Sporta Wrll.t.r A !He of crime has proved fanned five Braves to bet'oote mosl Jrolitable for Davey the all-time Los Angeles Lopes. strikeout leader, surpassing B)' GREG BAILEY host New Ha ven Reds Stealing bases with a Doo Drysdale. He entered the In re<'ent Pony League tr immed the Pomeroy ICllOn, "Siting Syracuse Pirates 15·> wit h Robert deft;lllt 'catch me if yoo can ' game tied with Drysdale at '<jueaked by the Pomemv Edwards getting the win . He attiwde, the Dodger secood 2,283. toyals 1}-9. • fanned six and walked three. oosernan oos been giving &!tim, who will never rest catchel"s fiLS for years, and oo the laurels of his hitting Ch ris Hupp and Da ~ Hitters for the winners :ance worked the mound for were Darrell Sands , Steve last night victimized BiH abiJity, finished off a fivH'Uil ne winners. fanning 12 and Sunonton, Kenneth Barker, l'ool'ooo f<r two !/telLS that first inning with a two-run wal ktn g seve n. Steve Art hur Wiley, Elvis Zerkle, led to two nms in Los single. Reggie Smith, Steve 'lhi inger and Brian Swann Rodney Plants, Steve f ink, Angeles' 7.J victa'y over the Garvey and Rick Mooday had Atlanta Braves. driven in runs with singles to ·:urled ·for the Royals, [an· and Edwards. "Sooner <r later, someone start the rally . mg II and walkmg a like Brian Betzing took the loss is going to throw me out " U you keep swinging loog ' umbe r . •·ith rebel coming from Nick again, " said Lopes, who ~ enough, " cracked Sutton, Rick Allen had a triple and Rtggs. Getting ruts for the ;mgle for the wmners . and Pirates were Paul Duff , Joe now stolen 22 bases in 23 "sooner <r later the ball will attempts, including 19 hit your bat." J9e Bob Hemsley had two fields , Betzing, Riggs , Fred straight. Lopes is chasing his The Dodgers added a n111 in 'tngies. ~an ce had a single. Colburn. Brian Zirkle. and own rec<rd of 38 coosecuti ve the second when Lopes For the Royals, Ohlinger led Ryan Oliver. steals, a mark he set in 1975. walked, stole his first base the W3)' with a triple . Rick p 030 2- 5 12 I While Lopes was pursuing 'imt th , J ohn Smnh, and R 702 6-1> 13 I the stolen• base rerord, Doo and scored on a single by Roo Cey. Lopes later stole his llandy Murrar each had a Betzing, .Riggs i l l. and 1ngle · Oliver. Edwards and Wiley. -;;;-- -.-;;~ Host Mason had an ea" In a do ubleheade r, the I I I I ' 1me wah Ra cme , commg ou·l Mason Rangers swept the I I I I i • • • • '"' top IJ.t on a three·lutter b1 Pomeroy Pirates . In the first ••• ••• !la rry VanMatre. Kent Wolfe game , Don VanMeter fanned <> k the loss wuh reltef help seven and walked none as the ·ro m Terry .l lr!' ic kle>. Ha nge rs romped 16·0. \an \1atre fannerl SI X Jnd VanMet er also socked two Miljor Lugue Stiitdlngs .al.k('d JUSt fuur home runs and two triples to By Unifed PreH lntern~tionil 2· 30 o.m LOS AnQ~Ie~ ( JOhn 8·6 and Kl<'k \11- Kl r~an led 1rh pace the atta ck. National League Welch 1 . Q) at Cinc innati East ltte" wHh a trJplc. double. (Moskau 0-2 and Sarm iento 6 Other Mason hitters were W l Pet. GB JJ, 2, 5:30 p ,m . nd >~n~k whtle Tun Kelly Phtl Stewart with a homer, Phd a )q 30 .$65 San Franc isco (Mon tefusco J. Ch i Cago 37 34 .521 3 •d a tn pl e and shtgle. Da \ld Keith Reynolds with a triple, 2 and Ha l ick i f . J) at Atl an ta Montreal 37 37 soo 41 2 (Devi ne 5·3 c'lnd Mat'ller l ·AI, 2, Jrtun hiid a double, Grant Jason Hysell. Tim Compson , P1ll!'Jbrg1"1 35 31 486 S'" 6 05 32 45 416 11 ! ~-.ell l \HJ singles . and Tony Seylers , Ricky New York 51 Louis (Forsch 8·6 ) at ) l LOUI S 19 47 382 1) 1 2 Montreat (Gr im stev ll .A), 7.35 ·tld'-' n Fields. Bod1e Oe;\'IS Lavendar, and Phil Hoffm an W•~t p m. :!Jd (;p~,:-~!f' Zuspan each had - each a do ubl e, and W L Pet . GB New York (Espinosa 6 7 ) aT Sa n Fran 47 27 635 l " lfll.!ll Stewart , Seylers, La vendar , ( tnc •n at • 44 Ul 587 l '1 Pi ttsburg h 10 ~ ob inson 4·2 J. 8·05 p .m 1\', lfc ond \t c\tckle s Heynolds, and Jack Denny. LOS Ang .41 31 568 5 San Diego (Shi r ley • 9 ) at 11 San 0 1 ego 36 39 ABO l\ ;.n n~ · d fl \'C and v.alkcd each ~ stngle. Hous ton 33 38 465 12 1 1 Houston ( R ichard 6-8}. 8 15 o.m . • '.'Cn ~tC\i c k les had t• o F'red Colburn took the loss. At lanta 1C1 43 403 11 SaturCIJy 's GJmes TPiurscsav ·s Results -.~ru:]es and Wolfe une tv Getting a stngleoeach were Ph il adelph ia at Chic ago P hd adelp11 •a 9, Ch icago 3 St L ou is. a! Montreal " c·ounJ for the Hacine hns Colburn , Nick Riggs , and Joe P t!!Sburg h 4 N~w Yor k. 3 San Oie;o at Hous , 2. tw 1n ite Lo!.. Ange les 7, At lanta 3 Fields. New York at Pi1lsbur101 h. Ho uston 5, Cinc 1 nnat • 0 In Llltlc League ac110n. the M 284 2- 16 16 0 night Todiiy ' s Pro bable Pitchen San Fran at Atlanta , night p 1100 I).- 0 3 0 I Alf T ime s EDT ) Los Ang at Cinc innat i, n igh t Pnlla<Jelph la ( Carlton 8 7 and In the second game, Tony Chr1s tenson 5 6 ) at Ch 1cago AmericJn Luvue Seyler got an 11-3 win, fa nning ( 8 urr 1s 4 5 and Kr ukow 0 0). 1, Eiis1 W L Pc1 . GB SIX and walking four. Van· Boston 52 22 703 Meter socked another homer , A] J 1 . 581 9 Milwauke loss, Ianning len and walking New York Reynolds got a triple, and A1 32 568 10 8a lt1mr e 40 35 533 12 1 7 Chuck Knopp, l..avendar, and just three . Detro it 36 37 A9 J lS I~ Reynolds gal a double each. p 010 34--ll Clevelnd 34 39 466 17 1:1 26 47 350 25 17 135 Ox- 9 Toronto Getting singles were Jason W weu Hysell, Tim Compson , Seyler, W L Pet. GB 39 34 53A In T-Ball action, the Daily Te)las l.a,·endar, and Hoffman . Kan C1tv 38 3.5 521 Nick R1ggs took the loss. Sentinel team ran their Cal1 f 39 .36 .520 fanning seven and walking record to a fine 7·1 Wed· Oakl and 37 JB 49 3 J4 40 459 5 1 2 just one . Getting a single nesday by downing a good Ch 1ca go M 1nesota 30 41 •23 8 each wer e Ri ggs, Brian Sugar Run Ashland team 29- Se attle 27 so 351 14 Betzing, Brian Zirkle, Paul 24. Eric Spe ncer, Todd Thursday 's Results Cle'll etano 6, Detroi t J Duff and Joe Fields. Powell and Joey Hall led the Oak land 8. Tnas 7, 10 inns Boston 4, Ba lt i more 3 P 010 02- 3 6 I winners at the plate. Californ ia 3, Kansas Ci ty 1 The Sentinel team will be M 025 lx--ll II 0 Seat tle 9, Ch 1cago 7 In a Pee Wee game , Dale C. one of the teams in the f ourth Today •s Probable Pitchers ( All T imes EOTJ Warner insurance held on for of July Holiday Tourney to be Boston (Ti ant 7-0) at Ba l held at Middleport Sunda y a 9-.8 win over the visiting t1more ( Flanagan 115 ). 7. 30 P m. and Monday . Powell 's team. Cl e\ieland (W i se s 10 ) at Four ptl chers took the Toronto (G arvin 1 1), 7 30 p m Oetro11 ( Baker 11 1 at New In la st night 's Pee Wee mou nd for the winners - T. Yor k (Gunen 3-0J. 8 p .m . Cullum s, D. Beav er , G. game, host Pizza Shack fell to Chic ag o ( Barri05 .5.71 at Moo re. and R. Harrison. the Dale C. Warner team 7-1 M innesota (Zahn 7·5), 8 .30 p m. utr.ee nra'll ers J. J J aT The y fan ned eleven and behind a one-hitte r by Rod SeM.twa attle ( Parrott 1.QJ. 10 : 3.5 p m . walked thi rt een. Hitters were Hamson. The winning hurler Kans as Ci ty !Gale 7 2) at Easy-to -use Cullums and B. f reeman , a fanned fourteen and walked Oakla nct ( Keougt1 A-AI. IO :JO gas powered pm homer each, G. Moore a just four . Gerald Moore Te:r.a!'J (Matla ck 6·81 at triple , 0 . No rri s and socked a homer and single Cal 1t orn 1a I Aase 10 : 30 Freeman a dou ble each , and Brian freeman hit a pm Saturdly ' s G•mes Harrison t:.a singles. and single lor the winners. Cle veland at Toron to De tro i t at New York Norris and Moore a single Brian Tannehill and Artie Ch icago at M innesota each . Hunnel pitched for the losers, Kansas City at Oakland Bo'!lton at Ba l t imore . n ight G. F1elds Jed the losers w1th fanning twelve and walking Texas at Cal ifor ni a, n ight a tri ple and single, T. Hysell nine . Lee Powell got the only Milwaukee at Seattle, n igh t had a double, and N. Corbit hit, a single. • Precision 14cc had a single. Harrison saved Major Luvue Rnulfs The Warner In su ran ce KIORITZ engine By United Pren lnttrnJfiona• the game as he came in in the team is now 8-4 on the year NiitionAI lfi9Uf taSI inning with the bases while the Pizza Shark is 2·9. Ph ll a I I • High QUality JQI 000 023- 9 14 3 01 0 100 1oo- J 11 1 loaded and fanned the last w 025 00-7 3 Ct1 i flex shaft Kaat, Reed (7) , McGraw (8) batt er. G. fields took the P 100 00-1 I and Boone ; Rober h., McGlothen • Automatic 19J and co- . w - Kae t (S· l l. Lline feed R:oberts ( J J l HR: s- Phi lacte t. Summer league results BASEBALL SCOREBOARD •·•l. we~d& grass I trimmer .I d • optional brush blade DOUG'S SALES & SERVICE (614) 992-5652 Pomeroy 808 W. MAIN ST. Home & Auto POMEROY, OHIO 45769 WIU BE CWSED SATURDAY & MONDAY, JULY 1 & 3 Pomeroy , 0 . Frontend Alignments WIU BE OPEN JULY 4TH 000 000 21D- J 7 0 PT sbgh 010 011 Oh - • 12 1 off for Sanudo By ED SAINSBURY UPI Sport! Wrlttr OAK BROOK, Ill. (UP!) With new S(l01130rs, a new wile and a new putting stance, Cesar Sanudo may have found new life on tbe lucrative PGA tour. Sanudo, who earned ooly $509 in II tournaments this year used a new putting staoce to produce a S.UOder· par 67 and a 1-&roke lead in the first round of the $225,1100 Western Open. "I' m going to frame that score card so I can show everyooe I shot a 67 at Butler," Sa nuda said, of the 7,083-yard Butler National Golf Club on which his best Jrevious round was 71. Sanudo joined the tour in 1969 and dropped out midway through 197S after averaging $18,1100 in earnings. " I played eight evenls in 1976 and four, all oo the West Coast, in 19n," he said: "Then seven guys I haven't met yet became my sponsors all Ill 24 hours befcre the Atlantic Classic." While off the tour, Sanudo first tried the car business and then the solar heating business. " But you know how a solar heating business would do when yoo get three mooths of rain like we did this winter, so PARK RESERVED SATURDAY, JULY 1ST FAMILY OUTING OF LODGE No. 344 BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CARMEN OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 5 PM CAMDEN PARK U.S. ROUTE 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON Closed E~erv Monday Except Holidays I was weathered back into golf," he said. "I didn't keep in shape while I wasn't playing and I've lost 17 pounds since I 've started. But now I'm in a · lot better shape." Sanudo said he was " kind of a perfectionist woo always plays well from tee to green," lxlt couldn1 p.1tt . "I p.Itted horrible at Glen Abbey," he said. "But I found out a couple of things Wednesday night and Thursday all of them went in. Jack TUthill (PGA tournament director) helped me . "I wasn't lining up right," he said, "and it was a little lrustr aling. " Sanudo, who was married oo April 30, said he never gave up hope of returning to pro golf. "With my mooey earlier I bought some real estate and I was thinlting of a second mortgage on it and ccming back on my own.! kept trying to get spoosors ard couldn't, and I didn't know why. I never cost a sponsor any mooey . But they all told me 'At 34 you're over lhe hill." ' Bob Gilder and Allen Miller were a stroke back at 68, followed by Rod Olro, John Schroeder and Craig Stadler at 69. By BilL MADDEN UPJ Spurts Writer The Oaltland A's are begin· ning to act a lot lilte their owner Olarles 0 . (for obstinate ) Finley ...:. they simply won~ go away. Af~r leading the American League West much of the early season, the youthful, "no-name" A's went into the tailspin everyooe predicted f<r them, dropping 14 of 15 games through the middle of June . Then came the arrival of the Texas Rangers · in Oakland two days ago. But a quick glance at the standings today will show that the A's did not roll over for the Rangers, who had woo eight of nine games to take over first place in the west . In fact they knocked off their lll<re affluent Texas rivals in tw o straight extra-inning games. However, in their ll-7win, in 10 innings Thursday, the A's had to overcome their Karen Blaker Ph.D. owner's insistence that 111year~ld Tim Cmroy be glven the starting aulgnment. Cooroy staked the Rangers to a f>.l lead after two Innings, by walldng four batters and committing a two-run throwing error. The A's came back to go ahead , 7-6, with four runa in the fourth inning and, after "teasing" the · Rangers by allowing them to lie It tn the eighth, they won the game tn the loth on Mitchell Page's bases-loaded sacrifice fly . The victory left the A's in fourth place - oot only three games out of first . "That's five games tn which we started an untried kid," moaned A's ace relief pitcher Bob Lacey, "and four of the games we lost." Elsewhere in the AL, Boston rallied to beat Baltimore, 4-3; Cleveland put away Detroit, 6-3, also Calif<rnia 3, Kansas City I, and Seattle 9, Chicago 7. Health lis. travel? Most of the one million Americans who lfavel abroad each year .would find it comforting to know how to find an' English-speaking physician in case of emergency. But such research is not an im· portant aspect of most tra vel planning. · Other travelers, however, oove medical conditions that might require lnunediate al· tention. For them, locating a reputable doctor in a foreign city could be a life and death matter. In this excerpt £rum a hut· line call, a man concerned ab<Jut lrJWeling with his diabetic wife is reassured by a coUIISelor who has information about medical resources overseas. I Personal infurma· lion in ail hot·line excerpts has been altered to protect the caller's confidentiality.) MR. C: I think my wife has gone crazy. She just ran out of the house so bbin g hysterically. ·I thought she would agree with me about the wisdom of cancellin g ou r European trip. How could we gu now that we knuw she is diabetic ' COUNSELOR : l.et me gel this straight. You cancelled your trip abroad because you found out your wife has diabetes. Is that right' MR. C: Yes. She gut ba ck from the doctor's office about two hours ago. That 's when she hit me with the news. At that point, I told her I refuse to take a sick woman to Eurupe. She started crying and just couldn't stop. Now she's gone. COUNSELOR : Where did she go' MR. C: She probably went FINAL PLAN FOR SOCIAL SERVICES IN OHIO JULY 1, 1978-JUNE 30, 1979 The F1na1 Plan lor OhiO nas ~een pu~11sned 1n accordance With Title XX of the SoCial Secunty Act enacted by PubliC Law 93·147. ano ts ava tlable tor revtew by the publiC . PURPOSE The purpose of the plan •s to provtde Ohto wtth soc1al servtces tha t wtll enaOie restdents ol Ohto to 1estore . mamtain or tmo fove thetr caoabthl1 es lor sell-support [Goal 1), sell-suflltlency {Goal II). to prevent or 1emedy neglect. abuse. or explanation . or to preserve care (Goal IV). and where necessary to pro,lde impro'ed institu110na1care (Goal VJ Apphcahon lor SOCial serJtces wtll be accepted by the local County Wella1e Department wh1ch has been delegated respon stbtltty to lam •l ~es (Goal Il l), 10 proVIde commun ity ~ased manage the serv1ce program under the admtmstrahon ol the Ohto Department of Publtc Welfare. EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PROPOSED AND FINAL CASP SERVICE DEFINITIONS The tollow1ng Wt:Jat semces have been changed w1th respect to deftntttons and servtce lllle adJustments : LA 510 000 001 - 7 9 0 Alia 001 000 101 - 3 9 1 Sutton and ..Oa tes , Hanna, Solomon ( 2). s'kok (6), cam p bell (8 ) and Pocoroba . wSu tton 18 6) L- Ha nna (6.4) HR!.. ,..... Attanta . Murphy (7/'. 000 000 ooo- 0 • 0 Hous 201 000 D7x - 5 11 1 Hume , Tomlin (8) ano Ccrr f ll . Bann 1ster and Pu iof s. w Ba nn•s ter. 3 3 l - Humt, 2 8 Ctnc 1 I Only games !iche-<tuled J o Del 011 001 ooo- l 7 Ctev! 003 000 OJX - 6 .c 1 Sy loles, Morr is ( A), Fouuu lt 181. Cra wford 181 and Parr ill"1 ; CIV CI! , Kern (6) and 0 1aZ. W• Kt>r n ( 6 ) ). l - Morr is ( I JJ . HRs Cleveland , Ale:r.ancter { 15) Se,..lm rnl11d: Health·Relaied Restdential Treatment for Children $}700 By Dick Kleiner HOLI.. YWOOD ( NEA 1 Thank Heavens £or Joe Brooks. Maybe he' s nut the greatest movie-maker in the world - there are those who t.hink " If Ever 1 See Yuu Again " is pretty blah - but at least he has an appreciation of beauty. . When I go lu the movies , I don 't want to see Ba:rbra Streisand faces ur Bette Midler faces . I s= . , thetn every day, walking around the street. To me, the movies are for people who are more attractive than normal. And , apparently, Jue Brooks fe els that way, too. Fur his film , he picked, as his :as~i~ one of the reigning s of the . moment, S~ell~~ H~ck. _The fact that s e 15 also a chanrung person JSSJch·m~on.the;~ke. e s never acted before, at least nut fur pay. She's been a ~udel, and one of the top ones around . Everybody knows h~r as the Charlie gtrl on t use cheerful commercials. ;t except Joe Everybody Brouks. , " I don't think Joe Brooks ever even watches TV, " Shelley Hack says. "Sl! he didn 't know me. I gol lhe part the routine way. I heard ab<Jul it and I came in and read for it. As a matter of fact, I read with four other girls . ~~ But, unlike most mudcls· whu·becume· actresses, Shelley Hack had always wanted lo be an actress and had studied acting fo r a long time. ·'That's what! wanted to do all along ," she says. " But I am patient. I figured I could wait. " She has always been pa· lien!. She started mudelling when she was 14, and was im· mediately successful. But she felt she needed .a college edu cation, so she patiently went to college and turned down the rich mudelling con· tracts until she was ready . And she was patient about acting. She bega n studying r------..-, . I I I I SoCI"al I I Calendar II FRIDAY SCHOOL of Instruction for Mary Shrine 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem , 7 p.m. friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. AU officers and members urged to at· tend. SATURDAY TWIN CITY Shrine Club family potluck and cookout 5 p.m. Saturday; meat fur· nished. JOY WHITE AWARDED - Joy C. White of Pomeroy bas been awarded tbe Dean 's Achievement Scholarship by Ohio University for the 1978-79 academic year. The $495 scholarships, which are based on the student's hlgb scholastic per· formance, are awarded upon the recommendation of the faculty committees In their academic areas . Miss Whl~ is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George White of 37355 Rock Springs Road. MONDAY SOUTHERN Band prac· lice, 9 to 10:30 a. m. Monday at high school ; Tuesday, 9 a. m. for aU junior and seni or oond members. and she had offers, but she patiently wailed until she fell she was ready - "both ready psychologically and ready p1·ofessionally." When she decided she was, then she went out looking for wurk . She thinks that being a successful mudel, as she was, JS the ideal stepping-stone to an acting career. " Lots uf people," she says, "are critical about mudels who want to act, and I can 't understand why . Having the modelling career enables me to be selective about the parts I take." Her contract with Revlon, the company that makes the Charlie pruducts, . runs for another two and une-half years . And that contract is so lucrative that Shelley can do whatever she wants to cto without having to worry about money . It is also hardly aii.Jemanding; she says she works un the commercials possibly 20days a year. " If I didn 't have that ," she says, ·• right now I'd probably have to take whatev er job came up, and go to Yuma or someplace on a B·picture for a couple o£ months' " As il is, she has several scripts which have been submitted to her and which she is considering. Slowly. Patiently. She doesn 't have to rush off and take the first offer. Shelley Hack comes from Greenwic h, Conn. , and hers was a happy and comfortable childhoud . She's the oldest of six - four b<Jys, two girls and that was good ·'because I always gut the toys first." She's 5·feet·7, but the smallest of the famil y. Her fa ther is 6-leet-7 and she says ail the others are taller tha n she. But 5-!eet-7 is supposed to be the ideal height fur a mudel, so she is cunlent. When she went to coll ege I including one year as an ex· change student in Austra lia ) she studied history and ar· chaeulogy . And archac'Uiugy is stili a hubby . She has a far m, her retreat, in upsta te During a five-year periud , more lhan two uut uf evt!ry five Ameri can familie s change their homes , The Con· ference Boa rd not es. Altltough many JJtly move down the stree t ur around the block, one uut of fi ve muves to a different state. New York , and through her knowledge u£ geology, part of her archaeology curriculum, she unearthed a blue stone quarry on thefann, which is now commercially productive. Bel ween the Charlie com· mercials and the blue stuns quarry , she can affurd to be patient. SbeUey Hack "...--..-------Excellence in ..... SEEK APPLICANTS EAST MEWS - Ap· plications for the position of head high school basketball coach are being taken by the Eastern Local Board o£ Education through the week of July 10. Anyone interested is asked WAS AWARDED to contact Supt. Clark Lees at BELLEVILLE , Ill. Eastern High School, Route I, Airman First Class Oliver E. Reedsville or call 985..f292. Sayre Jr., son of Mrs. Charles, P. Bailey of Rt.J , Portland, is now wearing a distinctive service ribbon as a member of an organization which recently received the U.S. Air Force Outstand ing Un it Award. Airman Sayre is a pavements maintenance specialist at Scott AFB, Ill. , with the 375th Aeromedical Airlift Wing that earned the award for meritorious ser· vice from July 24, 1975 to July 23, 1977. The airman is a 1971 high school graduate. The Design and Quality Pom'"'J Flower EcoNOMICAL - .... MIIIInt ,..., .,....,711 vrn •• Starflre d •amonds br1ng you guaranteed f1ne quality , beau l1fully moun ted tn 14K yello w or whit e gold w11h perm a,nent reg1stra l •on . ~~ m E. Mllln, Pomtrov Extra \aloe AIR CONDITIONERS · appyDays' gang is here. ELIGIBILITY The Fmal Plan canta1ns new mcame eiJOiblltty Ients (gross annual income of $9,600.00 lor a fam il(, of lour (4) for tree services· a gross annual income ol $t4,000.00 tor a fam ily of Jour (C) lor servim for partial payment ( ee) ). ' up Jo The fmal Plan adds information on group eligibility for those 60 yea1s or over. This group does not ha>e to provide Income lnl01ma· 11on 10 ~e delermine<l elig l~le lor free services. The Final Plan addresses SectiOn 504 otthe Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended on June 3, 1977. AM 1OC4EFB AL05C4EFB 5,000 BTU ' The Fmal Plan addresses Jhe Keys Grouo Home Amendmenl in a new Section. in compliance with fe deral Regulal•ons ol January 31 1978. . ' CALENDAR OF EVENTS The Fonal Plan includes a calendar of events lor the development of tile Proposed and Final CASP Jar FY 1980. A powerful portable mat you can tnstall your- GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS AND STYLES. SHOES DISPLAYED FOR EASY SELECTION. serf With 2 speeds ana adtustable vert1ca1 ALL SALES FINAL The ge0<1al reasons lor the changes are: 1) information i_s more readable: 11 changes were made 10 more closely conform to federal requ~rements : 31 tilt Fm;tl Pl<tn IS more coml!feliensJve In stOpe: ~ I chanoes were made based upon public comments and II changes were made based upon new medl<tn Income information. ' Meigs County We~fare Dept. 175 Race Street Box 191, Middlepqrt, Ohio 45760. Tele. (6141 992 -2117 Cnl James A. Rhodes Governor State of Ohio Kenneth B. Creasy Director Ohio Department of Pulilic SHOP EARLY & SAVE [ : ::::::~EW F~ S!iEsJR!I~IN(~!~(::. J HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. SAVE YOU RC, NEHI, UPPER 19 , DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY "Middle of Upper Block. Pomeroy , 0." AIR· CONDITIONED We~are $31995 SALE BEGINS JULY 1 REVIEW OF PUBLIC COMMENTS PUBLIC REVIEW AND COPIES ktt Two speeds . adtustable vert tca! louvers and an EER at 7 5 lor h1gh efi1 C1ency On special Nehi®cans. 12 oz. GENERAL SUMMARY ON REASONS FOR CHANGES 10,000 BTU Heres a portable w1th a IHt le more power bu t the same easy-to-Instal l exoando mountt ng lou"'ers This Is your opportunity to SAVE Voslt yOIJr local Counly Welfare Department Jlsllld be~w to view tilt final Comprehtnslve Annual Services Plan (CASP) To obtain a copy of tile Final Plan, Stnd a check tor $12.00 payllbfe to the Ohio Oepanment of Publk Wellare and a seit-addressed ma'lino label to: Float 1171 CASP, 227 North Front StiNt, Columbus, Ohio 43215. Co lborn, Honeycutt U J. Ramo (1) and Stinson W- Romo, 52. L - LaGro w. l-3 HR s.- Ch ic ago ( 11 ), Nahoroctny 1• Orta John50n ( 5), Sea1Ue, Sttln Stinson (61 $700 Sassy KC JO l 101 lOll- 7 • J Se11 000 032 04x- 9 10 2 Stone , W ' II o u Q h by (5 ), LaGrow fBI lind Nahorodny , M ar:'$'1•ar a.e and 6 · 'J go t0 aether fi0 rJun0 t The Ftnal Plan mcludes inlorma tton 1n chart form as to the procedures reQu~reo under Ohio and Federal law tor amentMg any (lOrtion ollhe Tille XX f~nal CASP. PubliC comments received on Jhe Proposed Plan are available lor review and will be retained lor public review lor the next three (31 P•ooram years Rev10w can be arranged Jhrouoh tile Division of Social Services, Ohio Department of Public Welfare 30th Floor 30 East Broad Slreet. Col umbos. Ohio 43215. ' ' COO COO lOll- I 3 2 1100 000 l7x - J 8 1 Pattin , HrabOsky (7) lind Por ter : Fros.t, LaRoc he (9) and Downing w - Frost , 1 1 L Hrabosk y , 2·3 normal. After all, it's only a trip. That 's why 1 am calling youCO . What shall! do?:. What UNSELOR makes yuu think she is reac· ting only to the cancellation oflhe trip' MR. C: Well, what else mone~ 1/ does she have to be upset I It b<Jut? a COLiNSEI OR . L • · that she has 'diabete:~~ni~ very distressing news . 6 ' MR. C: 1 never thought MONTE CARLO, Monaco Princess Caroline, has ab<Jut that. Within a few (UP!) - Philippe Junot, received a number of minutes after she gave me honeymooning secretly with business offers since it the bad news we were b<Jth became certain he would talking about 'the trip. That 's marry into royalty, his when she started crying . emergency instructions. He friends said today. Junot, who al38 is 17 years COUNSEL. : She might have may also provide you with a started crying about the trip list of English-speaking older than his bride, bas been and then continued to be physicians in the countries on known in rf<'ent years as an upset as she thought more your itinerary. adornment of the jet-set about the consequences of the You can purchase an up-to- scene w)10se profession never diagnosis. dale list of English-speaking seemed to keep h1111 from MR. C: Maybe. But the doc- doctors by sending $2 to the seeing a great deal of tor said her diabetes is not World Medical Association, Carolme. · serious. She should be able to 1841 Broadway, New York, Now , apparently on the control il by using dietary N.Y. 10023. In an emergency, ~umption that marriage precautions. you can obtain the names of will make him even more COUNSELOR : It 's still such doctors from the nearest eager to promote his frightening to hear the news. U.S., Cana'dian ur British ern- business, he has been By the way , if the doctor says bassy or consulate. besteged by offers that ~ould the diabetes is that mild, why MR. C: I guess we have a n;ake him substantially were you su quick to change Jut to learn. ncher in the near future , hiS your travel plans ? COUNSELOR: Maybe you frie~ds said . . MR. C: 1 thought it would shuuldcallyourwifenuw. Wtth Monaco bemg one of be dangerous to travel. What MR. C: I'll tell her that the most exp_ensive real if something happened' maybe we can still go to esta!A! realnJS Ill the world COUNSELOR: Like what' Europe. I'll also tell her I was and a fabulous tax .,baven, MR. C: Well , 1 don't know. so tuugh with her because I Junot was naturally besieged I'm nut ve1·y familiar with was fri ghtened by the bad b)' business offers of all diabete" but it sounds scary. news. kinds, they reported. COUNSELOR : Why don't The counselor helped Mr. C . And ~nection with_ the you do a little reading about wtderstand Ius wife's emo- inf~uenttal ~~unaldlfan:'ilY­ the disease. Then talk with liunal reaction and then en· Prmce Ramter and Prmcess your wife's doctor about the couraged him to learn more ·Grace of Monaco - will _not European trip . He will pro- about diabetes. She also of· be a handtcapto his ambtllon, bably advise your wife to fered reassurance ab<Jut the they suggested. . carry a card or ta~ with availabil it y of medica l Junol and Prmcess resources in foreign coun· Caroline sped away from the Grimaldi palace Thursday in tries. Dr. Blaker cannot take an unobtrusive family car telephone calls from her shortly after their religious readers. Huwever, there are marriage. hundreds of crisis inlerven· A palace spokesman said ti un phone lines in the United the newlyweds did not want to States. F'or the phone number be disturbed on their secret of une near you, contact your honeymoon and might cut it local mental health associa· short if they are found and tion or mental health in· harrassed by the news media. formation service. Caroline and Princess Write to Dr. Blaker in care Grace both wept during the of litis newspaper , P.O. Box ceremony in an improvised 489, Radio City Station, New chapel in the palace, leading York , N.Y. 10019. Volume of John Kelly Jr. of mail pr ohibits per sona l Philadelphia , Grace's bro· replies, but questions of !her, to remark that the general interest will be women in his family "cried at discussed in future columns . the drop of a handkerchief." · Although · Caroli ne 's wedding was a far cry from the pomp surrounding her mother's wedding to Rainier in 1956, enough glamor was packed into the nuptials to satisfy both resident Monegasques and foreign tnurists. A luncheon f<r 300 guests including 43 Monegasque youngsters b<rn like Caroline in 1957 was part of the festivities that followed the religious wedding. "Middle of Upper Block, Pomeroy, O." Two bishops were sWitmoned to perf<rm the religious rites inside the courtyard of the Monegasque royal palace - Monsignor Gilles Barthe, the venerable bishop of Toulorji'rejus who TO married Rainier and Grace 1 TO 32 and baptized Caroline in 1957, and Monsignor Edmond Abelle, bishop of Mooaco. CASP AMENDMENT PflOCESS 000 000 013- • 6 0 001 200 OllO- J 8 1 Lee , R il)lty t•J and F1sk , D.Mart inu , T Mi!lrT 1n.ez (9) ana .Skaggs w - Ai pl ey (2 •> . L0 Mar line J (6·6 1 HRs- Bo$ton, Sco u (6J. E'¥'ans c 16). Calli Goldie Gilmore, and Sheryl Walters. Sending gifts were Leuna Ebersbach, Thelma Neece, Sally Owens, Mr.· and Mrs. Bill Dye, Nelle Bahr, Marilyn Wolfe, Jean Wright, Tina Col· llns, P.duline Mayer, May Mayle, Diane Bachtel, Betty Roush, Mr. anq Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Jan Roush, Maxine Burns, Sharon Wise, Dorothy Gibbs , Bessie Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendricks, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Durst. For 'Charlie ' it's a matter of patience Specoal Services lor the Blin<l /Deal Oekland . Wal lis ( 1) Bas Bi ll VALUES Adopt ton 231 000 0\0()-:. 710 2 Oak 120 400 000 1- 8 1• • Jenkins , L inclaCI { AJ and .Sundberg , Conroy , Mc. Catty {21. L acey C5 L Heawerto (Il l ana Newman. W- Hraverlo 13 l l. L- L inbl•ct (1 1). HRs- to her mother's house down the block, She usually goe:; there when she is mad at me . r -think her reactiun is ab- A layette shuwer was held recently for Mrs. Klilhy Phalin at the American Legion Hall in Middlepon. Hostesses were Trina Davis, Baroora Priddy and Ruth Durst. Games were played with prizes going to Dinah Stewart and .Virginia Phalin. Martha . Childs won the dour prize. Attending besides those named were Jackie Reed , Susie Phalin and Soni, Marcy Tl wmpson, Mary Durs, t Karen Phalin, Burt SmiUt, QUALITY SHOES FOR SPRING & SUMMER JOYCE • EASY STREET • COVER GIRL • HUSH PUPPIES se,..lm modlliea : Day Care lor Children Employment and Traoning Swan 1 Bernard 16l. Siebert Il l. Lock wood (8) end Stearns ; Btyl t11en , Telolulve (7) , Jaclolson !81. Whihon 18) and Ott. wJac k!>on (J.JJ L - LockwOOd (7 61 HRs- Pitts bu rg n, Sta rgell I I IJ Teus Pittsburgh a victory over New Y<rk. Stennett's hit off , loser Sl<ip LockwOQd, 7-6, boWJCed in !root Ill Bruce Boillclair in right and roUed oock to the Mets' bullpen fence. Pb1J11es 9, CUbs 3: Jose Cardenal drove in three runs with a basesloaded double and Greg l..uzinslti powered a three--nm homer to pace firstplace Philadelphia. Their eighth win in nine games extended the Phillies' lead to three games over Oticago tn the NL East . CHOICES PIOteCII'Je Servtces for Chtldren NY American Lugue triple scored Phil Gamer in the eighth inning and gave · New stance pays ph1a , Lu ztnsk1 118 ) MARINE 992 2094 606 E. Ma1n screed oo a single by Bill Russell . In other Natiooal League games, . Houston blanked ancinnati, :;.o, Pittsburgh defeated New Y<r~ , 4-3, and Philadelphia drubbed Chicago, 9-3. MlM ~. KeG! Y: Jose Cruz and Jesus Aloo drove in two nms each and floyd liannister fireq a four-. hitter . The Reds now have been held scoreless over the last 20 innings and trail division • leading S a n Francisco by 31> games. Plntee t, Mets 3: Rennie Stennett's pinch~l Layette shower hosted A's edge Texas, 8-7 VISA' u·t:lcomt• 9o.m.-5 p.m. Moll. 1hru Thur~ . & Sat. Fri. 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The stylish &itlm UPI Sporta Wrll.t.r A !He of crime has proved fanned five Braves to bet'oote mosl Jrolitable for Davey the all-time Los Angeles Lopes. strikeout leader, surpassing B)' GREG BAILEY host New Ha ven Reds Stealing bases with a Doo Drysdale. He entered the In re<'ent Pony League tr immed the Pomeroy ICllOn, "Siting Syracuse Pirates 15·> wit h Robert deft;lllt 'catch me if yoo can ' game tied with Drysdale at '<jueaked by the Pomemv Edwards getting the win . He attiwde, the Dodger secood 2,283. toyals 1}-9. • fanned six and walked three. oosernan oos been giving &!tim, who will never rest catchel"s fiLS for years, and oo the laurels of his hitting Ch ris Hupp and Da ~ Hitters for the winners :ance worked the mound for were Darrell Sands , Steve last night victimized BiH abiJity, finished off a fivH'Uil ne winners. fanning 12 and Sunonton, Kenneth Barker, l'ool'ooo f<r two !/telLS that first inning with a two-run wal ktn g seve n. Steve Art hur Wiley, Elvis Zerkle, led to two nms in Los single. Reggie Smith, Steve 'lhi inger and Brian Swann Rodney Plants, Steve f ink, Angeles' 7.J victa'y over the Garvey and Rick Mooday had Atlanta Braves. driven in runs with singles to ·:urled ·for the Royals, [an· and Edwards. "Sooner <r later, someone start the rally . mg II and walkmg a like Brian Betzing took the loss is going to throw me out " U you keep swinging loog ' umbe r . •·ith rebel coming from Nick again, " said Lopes, who ~ enough, " cracked Sutton, Rick Allen had a triple and Rtggs. Getting ruts for the ;mgle for the wmners . and Pirates were Paul Duff , Joe now stolen 22 bases in 23 "sooner <r later the ball will attempts, including 19 hit your bat." J9e Bob Hemsley had two fields , Betzing, Riggs , Fred straight. Lopes is chasing his The Dodgers added a n111 in 'tngies. ~an ce had a single. Colburn. Brian Zirkle. and own rec<rd of 38 coosecuti ve the second when Lopes For the Royals, Ohlinger led Ryan Oliver. steals, a mark he set in 1975. walked, stole his first base the W3)' with a triple . Rick p 030 2- 5 12 I While Lopes was pursuing 'imt th , J ohn Smnh, and R 702 6-1> 13 I the stolen• base rerord, Doo and scored on a single by Roo Cey. Lopes later stole his llandy Murrar each had a Betzing, .Riggs i l l. and 1ngle · Oliver. Edwards and Wiley. -;;;-- -.-;;~ Host Mason had an ea" In a do ubleheade r, the I I I I ' 1me wah Ra cme , commg ou·l Mason Rangers swept the I I I I i • • • • '"' top IJ.t on a three·lutter b1 Pomeroy Pirates . In the first ••• ••• !la rry VanMatre. Kent Wolfe game , Don VanMeter fanned <> k the loss wuh reltef help seven and walked none as the ·ro m Terry .l lr!' ic kle>. Ha nge rs romped 16·0. \an \1atre fannerl SI X Jnd VanMet er also socked two Miljor Lugue Stiitdlngs .al.k('d JUSt fuur home runs and two triples to By Unifed PreH lntern~tionil 2· 30 o.m LOS AnQ~Ie~ ( JOhn 8·6 and Kl<'k \11- Kl r~an led 1rh pace the atta ck. National League Welch 1 . Q) at Cinc innati East ltte" wHh a trJplc. double. (Moskau 0-2 and Sarm iento 6 Other Mason hitters were W l Pet. GB JJ, 2, 5:30 p ,m . nd >~n~k whtle Tun Kelly Phtl Stewart with a homer, Phd a )q 30 .$65 San Franc isco (Mon tefusco J. Ch i Cago 37 34 .521 3 •d a tn pl e and shtgle. Da \ld Keith Reynolds with a triple, 2 and Ha l ick i f . J) at Atl an ta Montreal 37 37 soo 41 2 (Devi ne 5·3 c'lnd Mat'ller l ·AI, 2, Jrtun hiid a double, Grant Jason Hysell. Tim Compson , P1ll!'Jbrg1"1 35 31 486 S'" 6 05 32 45 416 11 ! ~-.ell l \HJ singles . and Tony Seylers , Ricky New York 51 Louis (Forsch 8·6 ) at ) l LOUI S 19 47 382 1) 1 2 Montreat (Gr im stev ll .A), 7.35 ·tld'-' n Fields. Bod1e Oe;\'IS Lavendar, and Phil Hoffm an W•~t p m. :!Jd (;p~,:-~!f' Zuspan each had - each a do ubl e, and W L Pet . GB New York (Espinosa 6 7 ) aT Sa n Fran 47 27 635 l " lfll.!ll Stewart , Seylers, La vendar , ( tnc •n at • 44 Ul 587 l '1 Pi ttsburg h 10 ~ ob inson 4·2 J. 8·05 p .m 1\', lfc ond \t c\tckle s Heynolds, and Jack Denny. LOS Ang .41 31 568 5 San Diego (Shi r ley • 9 ) at 11 San 0 1 ego 36 39 ABO l\ ;.n n~ · d fl \'C and v.alkcd each ~ stngle. Hous ton 33 38 465 12 1 1 Houston ( R ichard 6-8}. 8 15 o.m . • '.'Cn ~tC\i c k les had t• o F'red Colburn took the loss. At lanta 1C1 43 403 11 SaturCIJy 's GJmes TPiurscsav ·s Results -.~ru:]es and Wolfe une tv Getting a stngleoeach were Ph il adelph ia at Chic ago P hd adelp11 •a 9, Ch icago 3 St L ou is. a! Montreal " c·ounJ for the Hacine hns Colburn , Nick Riggs , and Joe P t!!Sburg h 4 N~w Yor k. 3 San Oie;o at Hous , 2. tw 1n ite Lo!.. Ange les 7, At lanta 3 Fields. New York at Pi1lsbur101 h. Ho uston 5, Cinc 1 nnat • 0 In Llltlc League ac110n. the M 284 2- 16 16 0 night Todiiy ' s Pro bable Pitchen San Fran at Atlanta , night p 1100 I).- 0 3 0 I Alf T ime s EDT ) Los Ang at Cinc innat i, n igh t Pnlla<Jelph la ( Carlton 8 7 and In the second game, Tony Chr1s tenson 5 6 ) at Ch 1cago AmericJn Luvue Seyler got an 11-3 win, fa nning ( 8 urr 1s 4 5 and Kr ukow 0 0). 1, Eiis1 W L Pc1 . GB SIX and walking four. Van· Boston 52 22 703 Meter socked another homer , A] J 1 . 581 9 Milwauke loss, Ianning len and walking New York Reynolds got a triple, and A1 32 568 10 8a lt1mr e 40 35 533 12 1 7 Chuck Knopp, l..avendar, and just three . Detro it 36 37 A9 J lS I~ Reynolds gal a double each. p 010 34--ll Clevelnd 34 39 466 17 1:1 26 47 350 25 17 135 Ox- 9 Toronto Getting singles were Jason W weu Hysell, Tim Compson , Seyler, W L Pet. GB 39 34 53A In T-Ball action, the Daily Te)las l.a,·endar, and Hoffman . Kan C1tv 38 3.5 521 Nick R1ggs took the loss. Sentinel team ran their Cal1 f 39 .36 .520 fanning seven and walking record to a fine 7·1 Wed· Oakl and 37 JB 49 3 J4 40 459 5 1 2 just one . Getting a single nesday by downing a good Ch 1ca go M 1nesota 30 41 •23 8 each wer e Ri ggs, Brian Sugar Run Ashland team 29- Se attle 27 so 351 14 Betzing, Brian Zirkle, Paul 24. Eric Spe ncer, Todd Thursday 's Results Cle'll etano 6, Detroi t J Duff and Joe Fields. Powell and Joey Hall led the Oak land 8. Tnas 7, 10 inns Boston 4, Ba lt i more 3 P 010 02- 3 6 I winners at the plate. Californ ia 3, Kansas Ci ty 1 The Sentinel team will be M 025 lx--ll II 0 Seat tle 9, Ch 1cago 7 In a Pee Wee game , Dale C. one of the teams in the f ourth Today •s Probable Pitchers ( All T imes EOTJ Warner insurance held on for of July Holiday Tourney to be Boston (Ti ant 7-0) at Ba l held at Middleport Sunda y a 9-.8 win over the visiting t1more ( Flanagan 115 ). 7. 30 P m. and Monday . Powell 's team. Cl e\ieland (W i se s 10 ) at Four ptl chers took the Toronto (G arvin 1 1), 7 30 p m Oetro11 ( Baker 11 1 at New In la st night 's Pee Wee mou nd for the winners - T. Yor k (Gunen 3-0J. 8 p .m . Cullum s, D. Beav er , G. game, host Pizza Shack fell to Chic ag o ( Barri05 .5.71 at Moo re. and R. Harrison. the Dale C. Warner team 7-1 M innesota (Zahn 7·5), 8 .30 p m. utr.ee nra'll ers J. J J aT The y fan ned eleven and behind a one-hitte r by Rod SeM.twa attle ( Parrott 1.QJ. 10 : 3.5 p m . walked thi rt een. Hitters were Hamson. The winning hurler Kans as Ci ty !Gale 7 2) at Easy-to -use Cullums and B. f reeman , a fanned fourteen and walked Oakla nct ( Keougt1 A-AI. IO :JO gas powered pm homer each, G. Moore a just four . Gerald Moore Te:r.a!'J (Matla ck 6·81 at triple , 0 . No rri s and socked a homer and single Cal 1t orn 1a I Aase 10 : 30 Freeman a dou ble each , and Brian freeman hit a pm Saturdly ' s G•mes Harrison t:.a singles. and single lor the winners. Cle veland at Toron to De tro i t at New York Norris and Moore a single Brian Tannehill and Artie Ch icago at M innesota each . Hunnel pitched for the losers, Kansas City at Oakland Bo'!lton at Ba l t imore . n ight G. F1elds Jed the losers w1th fanning twelve and walking Texas at Cal ifor ni a, n ight a tri ple and single, T. Hysell nine . Lee Powell got the only Milwaukee at Seattle, n igh t had a double, and N. Corbit hit, a single. • Precision 14cc had a single. Harrison saved Major Luvue Rnulfs The Warner In su ran ce KIORITZ engine By United Pren lnttrnJfiona• the game as he came in in the team is now 8-4 on the year NiitionAI lfi9Uf taSI inning with the bases while the Pizza Shark is 2·9. Ph ll a I I • High QUality JQI 000 023- 9 14 3 01 0 100 1oo- J 11 1 loaded and fanned the last w 025 00-7 3 Ct1 i flex shaft Kaat, Reed (7) , McGraw (8) batt er. G. fields took the P 100 00-1 I and Boone ; Rober h., McGlothen • Automatic 19J and co- . w - Kae t (S· l l. Lline feed R:oberts ( J J l HR: s- Phi lacte t. Summer league results BASEBALL SCOREBOARD •·•l. we~d& grass I trimmer .I d • optional brush blade DOUG'S SALES & SERVICE (614) 992-5652 Pomeroy 808 W. MAIN ST. Home & Auto POMEROY, OHIO 45769 WIU BE CWSED SATURDAY & MONDAY, JULY 1 & 3 Pomeroy , 0 . Frontend Alignments WIU BE OPEN JULY 4TH 000 000 21D- J 7 0 PT sbgh 010 011 Oh - • 12 1 off for Sanudo By ED SAINSBURY UPI Sport! Wrlttr OAK BROOK, Ill. (UP!) With new S(l01130rs, a new wile and a new putting stance, Cesar Sanudo may have found new life on tbe lucrative PGA tour. Sanudo, who earned ooly $509 in II tournaments this year used a new putting staoce to produce a S.UOder· par 67 and a 1-&roke lead in the first round of the $225,1100 Western Open. "I' m going to frame that score card so I can show everyooe I shot a 67 at Butler," Sa nuda said, of the 7,083-yard Butler National Golf Club on which his best Jrevious round was 71. Sanudo joined the tour in 1969 and dropped out midway through 197S after averaging $18,1100 in earnings. " I played eight evenls in 1976 and four, all oo the West Coast, in 19n," he said: "Then seven guys I haven't met yet became my sponsors all Ill 24 hours befcre the Atlantic Classic." While off the tour, Sanudo first tried the car business and then the solar heating business. " But you know how a solar heating business would do when yoo get three mooths of rain like we did this winter, so PARK RESERVED SATURDAY, JULY 1ST FAMILY OUTING OF LODGE No. 344 BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CARMEN OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 5 PM CAMDEN PARK U.S. ROUTE 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON Closed E~erv Monday Except Holidays I was weathered back into golf," he said. "I didn't keep in shape while I wasn't playing and I've lost 17 pounds since I 've started. But now I'm in a · lot better shape." Sanudo said he was " kind of a perfectionist woo always plays well from tee to green," lxlt couldn1 p.1tt . "I p.Itted horrible at Glen Abbey," he said. "But I found out a couple of things Wednesday night and Thursday all of them went in. Jack TUthill (PGA tournament director) helped me . "I wasn't lining up right," he said, "and it was a little lrustr aling. " Sanudo, who was married oo April 30, said he never gave up hope of returning to pro golf. "With my mooey earlier I bought some real estate and I was thinlting of a second mortgage on it and ccming back on my own.! kept trying to get spoosors ard couldn't, and I didn't know why. I never cost a sponsor any mooey . But they all told me 'At 34 you're over lhe hill." ' Bob Gilder and Allen Miller were a stroke back at 68, followed by Rod Olro, John Schroeder and Craig Stadler at 69. By BilL MADDEN UPJ Spurts Writer The Oaltland A's are begin· ning to act a lot lilte their owner Olarles 0 . (for obstinate ) Finley ...:. they simply won~ go away. Af~r leading the American League West much of the early season, the youthful, "no-name" A's went into the tailspin everyooe predicted f<r them, dropping 14 of 15 games through the middle of June . Then came the arrival of the Texas Rangers · in Oakland two days ago. But a quick glance at the standings today will show that the A's did not roll over for the Rangers, who had woo eight of nine games to take over first place in the west . In fact they knocked off their lll<re affluent Texas rivals in tw o straight extra-inning games. However, in their ll-7win, in 10 innings Thursday, the A's had to overcome their Karen Blaker Ph.D. owner's insistence that 111year~ld Tim Cmroy be glven the starting aulgnment. Cooroy staked the Rangers to a f>.l lead after two Innings, by walldng four batters and committing a two-run throwing error. The A's came back to go ahead , 7-6, with four runa in the fourth inning and, after "teasing" the · Rangers by allowing them to lie It tn the eighth, they won the game tn the loth on Mitchell Page's bases-loaded sacrifice fly . The victory left the A's in fourth place - oot only three games out of first . "That's five games tn which we started an untried kid," moaned A's ace relief pitcher Bob Lacey, "and four of the games we lost." Elsewhere in the AL, Boston rallied to beat Baltimore, 4-3; Cleveland put away Detroit, 6-3, also Calif<rnia 3, Kansas City I, and Seattle 9, Chicago 7. Health lis. travel? Most of the one million Americans who lfavel abroad each year .would find it comforting to know how to find an' English-speaking physician in case of emergency. But such research is not an im· portant aspect of most tra vel planning. · Other travelers, however, oove medical conditions that might require lnunediate al· tention. For them, locating a reputable doctor in a foreign city could be a life and death matter. In this excerpt £rum a hut· line call, a man concerned ab<Jut lrJWeling with his diabetic wife is reassured by a coUIISelor who has information about medical resources overseas. I Personal infurma· lion in ail hot·line excerpts has been altered to protect the caller's confidentiality.) MR. C: I think my wife has gone crazy. She just ran out of the house so bbin g hysterically. ·I thought she would agree with me about the wisdom of cancellin g ou r European trip. How could we gu now that we knuw she is diabetic ' COUNSELOR : l.et me gel this straight. You cancelled your trip abroad because you found out your wife has diabetes. Is that right' MR. C: Yes. She gut ba ck from the doctor's office about two hours ago. That 's when she hit me with the news. At that point, I told her I refuse to take a sick woman to Eurupe. She started crying and just couldn't stop. Now she's gone. COUNSELOR : Where did she go' MR. C: She probably went FINAL PLAN FOR SOCIAL SERVICES IN OHIO JULY 1, 1978-JUNE 30, 1979 The F1na1 Plan lor OhiO nas ~een pu~11sned 1n accordance With Title XX of the SoCial Secunty Act enacted by PubliC Law 93·147. ano ts ava tlable tor revtew by the publiC . PURPOSE The purpose of the plan •s to provtde Ohto wtth soc1al servtces tha t wtll enaOie restdents ol Ohto to 1estore . mamtain or tmo fove thetr caoabthl1 es lor sell-support [Goal 1), sell-suflltlency {Goal II). to prevent or 1emedy neglect. abuse. or explanation . or to preserve care (Goal IV). and where necessary to pro,lde impro'ed institu110na1care (Goal VJ Apphcahon lor SOCial serJtces wtll be accepted by the local County Wella1e Department wh1ch has been delegated respon stbtltty to lam •l ~es (Goal Il l), 10 proVIde commun ity ~ased manage the serv1ce program under the admtmstrahon ol the Ohto Department of Publtc Welfare. EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PROPOSED AND FINAL CASP SERVICE DEFINITIONS The tollow1ng Wt:Jat semces have been changed w1th respect to deftntttons and servtce lllle adJustments : LA 510 000 001 - 7 9 0 Alia 001 000 101 - 3 9 1 Sutton and ..Oa tes , Hanna, Solomon ( 2). s'kok (6), cam p bell (8 ) and Pocoroba . wSu tton 18 6) L- Ha nna (6.4) HR!.. ,..... Attanta . Murphy (7/'. 000 000 ooo- 0 • 0 Hous 201 000 D7x - 5 11 1 Hume , Tomlin (8) ano Ccrr f ll . Bann 1ster and Pu iof s. w Ba nn•s ter. 3 3 l - Humt, 2 8 Ctnc 1 I Only games !iche-<tuled J o Del 011 001 ooo- l 7 Ctev! 003 000 OJX - 6 .c 1 Sy loles, Morr is ( A), Fouuu lt 181. Cra wford 181 and Parr ill"1 ; CIV CI! , Kern (6) and 0 1aZ. W• Kt>r n ( 6 ) ). l - Morr is ( I JJ . HRs Cleveland , Ale:r.ancter { 15) Se,..lm rnl11d: Health·Relaied Restdential Treatment for Children $}700 By Dick Kleiner HOLI.. YWOOD ( NEA 1 Thank Heavens £or Joe Brooks. Maybe he' s nut the greatest movie-maker in the world - there are those who t.hink " If Ever 1 See Yuu Again " is pretty blah - but at least he has an appreciation of beauty. . When I go lu the movies , I don 't want to see Ba:rbra Streisand faces ur Bette Midler faces . I s= . , thetn every day, walking around the street. To me, the movies are for people who are more attractive than normal. And , apparently, Jue Brooks fe els that way, too. Fur his film , he picked, as his :as~i~ one of the reigning s of the . moment, S~ell~~ H~ck. _The fact that s e 15 also a chanrung person JSSJch·m~on.the;~ke. e s never acted before, at least nut fur pay. She's been a ~udel, and one of the top ones around . Everybody knows h~r as the Charlie gtrl on t use cheerful commercials. ;t except Joe Everybody Brouks. , " I don't think Joe Brooks ever even watches TV, " Shelley Hack says. "Sl! he didn 't know me. I gol lhe part the routine way. I heard ab<Jul it and I came in and read for it. As a matter of fact, I read with four other girls . ~~ But, unlike most mudcls· whu·becume· actresses, Shelley Hack had always wanted lo be an actress and had studied acting fo r a long time. ·'That's what! wanted to do all along ," she says. " But I am patient. I figured I could wait. " She has always been pa· lien!. She started mudelling when she was 14, and was im· mediately successful. But she felt she needed .a college edu cation, so she patiently went to college and turned down the rich mudelling con· tracts until she was ready . And she was patient about acting. She bega n studying r------..-, . I I I I SoCI"al I I Calendar II FRIDAY SCHOOL of Instruction for Mary Shrine 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem , 7 p.m. friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. AU officers and members urged to at· tend. SATURDAY TWIN CITY Shrine Club family potluck and cookout 5 p.m. Saturday; meat fur· nished. JOY WHITE AWARDED - Joy C. White of Pomeroy bas been awarded tbe Dean 's Achievement Scholarship by Ohio University for the 1978-79 academic year. The $495 scholarships, which are based on the student's hlgb scholastic per· formance, are awarded upon the recommendation of the faculty committees In their academic areas . Miss Whl~ is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George White of 37355 Rock Springs Road. MONDAY SOUTHERN Band prac· lice, 9 to 10:30 a. m. Monday at high school ; Tuesday, 9 a. m. for aU junior and seni or oond members. and she had offers, but she patiently wailed until she fell she was ready - "both ready psychologically and ready p1·ofessionally." When she decided she was, then she went out looking for wurk . She thinks that being a successful mudel, as she was, JS the ideal stepping-stone to an acting career. " Lots uf people," she says, "are critical about mudels who want to act, and I can 't understand why . Having the modelling career enables me to be selective about the parts I take." Her contract with Revlon, the company that makes the Charlie pruducts, . runs for another two and une-half years . And that contract is so lucrative that Shelley can do whatever she wants to cto without having to worry about money . It is also hardly aii.Jemanding; she says she works un the commercials possibly 20days a year. " If I didn 't have that ," she says, ·• right now I'd probably have to take whatev er job came up, and go to Yuma or someplace on a B·picture for a couple o£ months' " As il is, she has several scripts which have been submitted to her and which she is considering. Slowly. Patiently. She doesn 't have to rush off and take the first offer. Shelley Hack comes from Greenwic h, Conn. , and hers was a happy and comfortable childhoud . She's the oldest of six - four b<Jys, two girls and that was good ·'because I always gut the toys first." She's 5·feet·7, but the smallest of the famil y. Her fa ther is 6-leet-7 and she says ail the others are taller tha n she. But 5-!eet-7 is supposed to be the ideal height fur a mudel, so she is cunlent. When she went to coll ege I including one year as an ex· change student in Austra lia ) she studied history and ar· chaeulogy . And archac'Uiugy is stili a hubby . She has a far m, her retreat, in upsta te During a five-year periud , more lhan two uut uf evt!ry five Ameri can familie s change their homes , The Con· ference Boa rd not es. Altltough many JJtly move down the stree t ur around the block, one uut of fi ve muves to a different state. New York , and through her knowledge u£ geology, part of her archaeology curriculum, she unearthed a blue stone quarry on thefann, which is now commercially productive. Bel ween the Charlie com· mercials and the blue stuns quarry , she can affurd to be patient. SbeUey Hack "...--..-------Excellence in ..... SEEK APPLICANTS EAST MEWS - Ap· plications for the position of head high school basketball coach are being taken by the Eastern Local Board o£ Education through the week of July 10. Anyone interested is asked WAS AWARDED to contact Supt. Clark Lees at BELLEVILLE , Ill. Eastern High School, Route I, Airman First Class Oliver E. Reedsville or call 985..f292. Sayre Jr., son of Mrs. Charles, P. Bailey of Rt.J , Portland, is now wearing a distinctive service ribbon as a member of an organization which recently received the U.S. Air Force Outstand ing Un it Award. Airman Sayre is a pavements maintenance specialist at Scott AFB, Ill. , with the 375th Aeromedical Airlift Wing that earned the award for meritorious ser· vice from July 24, 1975 to July 23, 1977. The airman is a 1971 high school graduate. The Design and Quality Pom'"'J Flower EcoNOMICAL - .... MIIIInt ,..., .,....,711 vrn •• Starflre d •amonds br1ng you guaranteed f1ne quality , beau l1fully moun ted tn 14K yello w or whit e gold w11h perm a,nent reg1stra l •on . ~~ m E. Mllln, Pomtrov Extra \aloe AIR CONDITIONERS · appyDays' gang is here. ELIGIBILITY The Fmal Plan canta1ns new mcame eiJOiblltty Ients (gross annual income of $9,600.00 lor a fam il(, of lour (4) for tree services· a gross annual income ol $t4,000.00 tor a fam ily of Jour (C) lor servim for partial payment ( ee) ). ' up Jo The fmal Plan adds information on group eligibility for those 60 yea1s or over. This group does not ha>e to provide Income lnl01ma· 11on 10 ~e delermine<l elig l~le lor free services. The Final Plan addresses SectiOn 504 otthe Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended on June 3, 1977. AM 1OC4EFB AL05C4EFB 5,000 BTU ' The Fmal Plan addresses Jhe Keys Grouo Home Amendmenl in a new Section. in compliance with fe deral Regulal•ons ol January 31 1978. . ' CALENDAR OF EVENTS The Fonal Plan includes a calendar of events lor the development of tile Proposed and Final CASP Jar FY 1980. A powerful portable mat you can tnstall your- GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS AND STYLES. SHOES DISPLAYED FOR EASY SELECTION. serf With 2 speeds ana adtustable vert1ca1 ALL SALES FINAL The ge0<1al reasons lor the changes are: 1) information i_s more readable: 11 changes were made 10 more closely conform to federal requ~rements : 31 tilt Fm;tl Pl<tn IS more coml!feliensJve In stOpe: ~ I chanoes were made based upon public comments and II changes were made based upon new medl<tn Income information. ' Meigs County We~fare Dept. 175 Race Street Box 191, Middlepqrt, Ohio 45760. Tele. (6141 992 -2117 Cnl James A. Rhodes Governor State of Ohio Kenneth B. Creasy Director Ohio Department of Pulilic SHOP EARLY & SAVE [ : ::::::~EW F~ S!iEsJR!I~IN(~!~(::. J HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. SAVE YOU RC, NEHI, UPPER 19 , DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER BOTTLE CAPS FOR CHARITY "Middle of Upper Block. Pomeroy , 0." AIR· CONDITIONED We~are $31995 SALE BEGINS JULY 1 REVIEW OF PUBLIC COMMENTS PUBLIC REVIEW AND COPIES ktt Two speeds . adtustable vert tca! louvers and an EER at 7 5 lor h1gh efi1 C1ency On special Nehi®cans. 12 oz. GENERAL SUMMARY ON REASONS FOR CHANGES 10,000 BTU Heres a portable w1th a IHt le more power bu t the same easy-to-Instal l exoando mountt ng lou"'ers This Is your opportunity to SAVE Voslt yOIJr local Counly Welfare Department Jlsllld be~w to view tilt final Comprehtnslve Annual Services Plan (CASP) To obtain a copy of tile Final Plan, Stnd a check tor $12.00 payllbfe to the Ohio Oepanment of Publk Wellare and a seit-addressed ma'lino label to: Float 1171 CASP, 227 North Front StiNt, Columbus, Ohio 43215. Co lborn, Honeycutt U J. Ramo (1) and Stinson W- Romo, 52. L - LaGro w. l-3 HR s.- Ch ic ago ( 11 ), Nahoroctny 1• Orta John50n ( 5), Sea1Ue, Sttln Stinson (61 $700 Sassy KC JO l 101 lOll- 7 • J Se11 000 032 04x- 9 10 2 Stone , W ' II o u Q h by (5 ), LaGrow fBI lind Nahorodny , M ar:'$'1•ar a.e and 6 · 'J go t0 aether fi0 rJun0 t The Ftnal Plan mcludes inlorma tton 1n chart form as to the procedures reQu~reo under Ohio and Federal law tor amentMg any (lOrtion ollhe Tille XX f~nal CASP. PubliC comments received on Jhe Proposed Plan are available lor review and will be retained lor public review lor the next three (31 P•ooram years Rev10w can be arranged Jhrouoh tile Division of Social Services, Ohio Department of Public Welfare 30th Floor 30 East Broad Slreet. Col umbos. Ohio 43215. ' ' COO COO lOll- I 3 2 1100 000 l7x - J 8 1 Pattin , HrabOsky (7) lind Por ter : Fros.t, LaRoc he (9) and Downing w - Frost , 1 1 L Hrabosk y , 2·3 normal. After all, it's only a trip. That 's why 1 am calling youCO . What shall! do?:. What UNSELOR makes yuu think she is reac· ting only to the cancellation oflhe trip' MR. C: Well, what else mone~ 1/ does she have to be upset I It b<Jut? a COLiNSEI OR . L • · that she has 'diabete:~~ni~ very distressing news . 6 ' MR. C: 1 never thought MONTE CARLO, Monaco Princess Caroline, has ab<Jut that. Within a few (UP!) - Philippe Junot, received a number of minutes after she gave me honeymooning secretly with business offers since it the bad news we were b<Jth became certain he would talking about 'the trip. That 's marry into royalty, his when she started crying . emergency instructions. He friends said today. Junot, who al38 is 17 years COUNSEL. : She might have may also provide you with a started crying about the trip list of English-speaking older than his bride, bas been and then continued to be physicians in the countries on known in rf<'ent years as an upset as she thought more your itinerary. adornment of the jet-set about the consequences of the You can purchase an up-to- scene w)10se profession never diagnosis. dale list of English-speaking seemed to keep h1111 from MR. C: Maybe. But the doc- doctors by sending $2 to the seeing a great deal of tor said her diabetes is not World Medical Association, Carolme. · serious. She should be able to 1841 Broadway, New York, Now , apparently on the control il by using dietary N.Y. 10023. In an emergency, ~umption that marriage precautions. you can obtain the names of will make him even more COUNSELOR : It 's still such doctors from the nearest eager to promote his frightening to hear the news. U.S., Cana'dian ur British ern- business, he has been By the way , if the doctor says bassy or consulate. besteged by offers that ~ould the diabetes is that mild, why MR. C: I guess we have a n;ake him substantially were you su quick to change Jut to learn. ncher in the near future , hiS your travel plans ? COUNSELOR: Maybe you frie~ds said . . MR. C: 1 thought it would shuuldcallyourwifenuw. Wtth Monaco bemg one of be dangerous to travel. What MR. C: I'll tell her that the most exp_ensive real if something happened' maybe we can still go to esta!A! realnJS Ill the world COUNSELOR: Like what' Europe. I'll also tell her I was and a fabulous tax .,baven, MR. C: Well , 1 don't know. so tuugh with her because I Junot was naturally besieged I'm nut ve1·y familiar with was fri ghtened by the bad b)' business offers of all diabete" but it sounds scary. news. kinds, they reported. COUNSELOR : Why don't The counselor helped Mr. C . And ~nection with_ the you do a little reading about wtderstand Ius wife's emo- inf~uenttal ~~unaldlfan:'ilY­ the disease. Then talk with liunal reaction and then en· Prmce Ramter and Prmcess your wife's doctor about the couraged him to learn more ·Grace of Monaco - will _not European trip . He will pro- about diabetes. She also of· be a handtcapto his ambtllon, bably advise your wife to fered reassurance ab<Jut the they suggested. . carry a card or ta~ with availabil it y of medica l Junol and Prmcess resources in foreign coun· Caroline sped away from the Grimaldi palace Thursday in tries. Dr. Blaker cannot take an unobtrusive family car telephone calls from her shortly after their religious readers. Huwever, there are marriage. hundreds of crisis inlerven· A palace spokesman said ti un phone lines in the United the newlyweds did not want to States. F'or the phone number be disturbed on their secret of une near you, contact your honeymoon and might cut it local mental health associa· short if they are found and tion or mental health in· harrassed by the news media. formation service. Caroline and Princess Write to Dr. Blaker in care Grace both wept during the of litis newspaper , P.O. Box ceremony in an improvised 489, Radio City Station, New chapel in the palace, leading York , N.Y. 10019. Volume of John Kelly Jr. of mail pr ohibits per sona l Philadelphia , Grace's bro· replies, but questions of !her, to remark that the general interest will be women in his family "cried at discussed in future columns . the drop of a handkerchief." · Although · Caroli ne 's wedding was a far cry from the pomp surrounding her mother's wedding to Rainier in 1956, enough glamor was packed into the nuptials to satisfy both resident Monegasques and foreign tnurists. A luncheon f<r 300 guests including 43 Monegasque youngsters b<rn like Caroline in 1957 was part of the festivities that followed the religious wedding. "Middle of Upper Block, Pomeroy, O." Two bishops were sWitmoned to perf<rm the religious rites inside the courtyard of the Monegasque royal palace - Monsignor Gilles Barthe, the venerable bishop of Toulorji'rejus who TO married Rainier and Grace 1 TO 32 and baptized Caroline in 1957, and Monsignor Edmond Abelle, bishop of Mooaco. CASP AMENDMENT PflOCESS 000 000 013- • 6 0 001 200 OllO- J 8 1 Lee , R il)lty t•J and F1sk , D.Mart inu , T Mi!lrT 1n.ez (9) ana .Skaggs w - Ai pl ey (2 •> . L0 Mar line J (6·6 1 HRs- Bo$ton, Sco u (6J. E'¥'ans c 16). Calli Goldie Gilmore, and Sheryl Walters. Sending gifts were Leuna Ebersbach, Thelma Neece, Sally Owens, Mr.· and Mrs. Bill Dye, Nelle Bahr, Marilyn Wolfe, Jean Wright, Tina Col· llns, P.duline Mayer, May Mayle, Diane Bachtel, Betty Roush, Mr. anq Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Jan Roush, Maxine Burns, Sharon Wise, Dorothy Gibbs , Bessie Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendricks, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Durst. For 'Charlie ' it's a matter of patience Specoal Services lor the Blin<l /Deal Oekland . Wal lis ( 1) Bas Bi ll VALUES Adopt ton 231 000 0\0()-:. 710 2 Oak 120 400 000 1- 8 1• • Jenkins , L inclaCI { AJ and .Sundberg , Conroy , Mc. Catty {21. L acey C5 L Heawerto (Il l ana Newman. W- Hraverlo 13 l l. L- L inbl•ct (1 1). HRs- to her mother's house down the block, She usually goe:; there when she is mad at me . r -think her reactiun is ab- A layette shuwer was held recently for Mrs. Klilhy Phalin at the American Legion Hall in Middlepon. Hostesses were Trina Davis, Baroora Priddy and Ruth Durst. Games were played with prizes going to Dinah Stewart and .Virginia Phalin. Martha . Childs won the dour prize. Attending besides those named were Jackie Reed , Susie Phalin and Soni, Marcy Tl wmpson, Mary Durs, t Karen Phalin, Burt SmiUt, QUALITY SHOES FOR SPRING & SUMMER JOYCE • EASY STREET • COVER GIRL • HUSH PUPPIES se,..lm modlliea : Day Care lor Children Employment and Traoning Swan 1 Bernard 16l. Siebert Il l. Lock wood (8) end Stearns ; Btyl t11en , Telolulve (7) , Jaclolson !81. Whihon 18) and Ott. wJac k!>on (J.JJ L - LockwOOd (7 61 HRs- Pitts bu rg n, Sta rgell I I IJ Teus Pittsburgh a victory over New Y<rk. Stennett's hit off , loser Sl<ip LockwOQd, 7-6, boWJCed in !root Ill Bruce Boillclair in right and roUed oock to the Mets' bullpen fence. Pb1J11es 9, CUbs 3: Jose Cardenal drove in three runs with a basesloaded double and Greg l..uzinslti powered a three--nm homer to pace firstplace Philadelphia. Their eighth win in nine games extended the Phillies' lead to three games over Oticago tn the NL East . CHOICES PIOteCII'Je Servtces for Chtldren NY American Lugue triple scored Phil Gamer in the eighth inning and gave · New stance pays ph1a , Lu ztnsk1 118 ) MARINE 992 2094 606 E. Ma1n screed oo a single by Bill Russell . In other Natiooal League games, . Houston blanked ancinnati, :;.o, Pittsburgh defeated New Y<r~ , 4-3, and Philadelphia drubbed Chicago, 9-3. MlM ~. KeG! Y: Jose Cruz and Jesus Aloo drove in two nms each and floyd liannister fireq a four-. hitter . The Reds now have been held scoreless over the last 20 innings and trail division • leading S a n Francisco by 31> games. Plntee t, Mets 3: Rennie Stennett's pinch~l Layette shower hosted A's edge Texas, 8-7 VISA' u·t:lcomt• 9o.m.-5 p.m. Moll. 1hru Thur~ . & Sat. Fri. AM 18E4RFB 18,000 BTU Thts G1bson still come~ m an easy to handle size . but ·JWilh btg room ·cool mg power Only 23" wide. it ha s two speeds . and ac1tu5tabte vert1 ca1 louvers SUMMER HANDBAGS ~PRICE 20,000/19 .700 BTU Here s plenty of power for la rge 01 multtple rooms at a pnce you can handle Exclusive Air Sweeo Circu lates a1r from wall to wall wit h· out drafts Tw o spePd cc.n tr ol and adtuslable verloC,I lcuvr rs RC BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992 -3344 AK20E4RFM 44995 INGLES FURNITURE T06 N. 2nd A~e . Middleport, o. �f .,. 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middieport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, JWle 30,1978 ll • . a ';111 "::u:ro:::a:l ~~l Helen Help !~ USe • • b'l ~ i By Helen Bolte} ,., ' ASEXY,GENARIAN SEXTROVERT~ DEARJIELEN : Mv husband conlinuaily slates that "nature made men to wani many women sexually ." He adrmts our sex life is very sat1sfy1ng. We love to make love and do it two, three, sometimes more times a week . However, my morals are hlgh and l cannot become a swinger as he has suggested. I maintain that if man needed mulliple women God would have created two fema les fur Adam. We'r~ both 'near uur 70s. have bt.'en married 4{) years. He has had at least one intense affair in recent years. How can I keep him in check ? -NOT ASWINGER DEAR NOT: Frankly, I don't know how you can keep your sexagena rian sextrovert in check . He certainly doesn' t seem to be runring down. and threats of eq ual rights wouldn 't sway a hopeful swlllger. even if your morals pennitted. . You might read the riot at•t and stonn that you'll !eave him. butl 'm quite sure you wouldn't follow through as you do love the rascal , right ? Just sign me- STU MPED H. P.S. Suggestions, anyone ? DEAR HELEN. About God fos tering what men call ··,ncest" : Adam 's and Eve 's children played the only game in town . It wasn't sinful then beca use they were in the periect swte and had. no weaknesses to pass down genetically . So brothers could ma rry sisters. God's law against inces t came much later. when he prohibited close family unions among the p<!ople of Israel. -DONNA DEAR DONNA : Read on for yet another explanation: DEAR HELEN . D1d Adam 's and Eve ·s children sl.<l rl us all tl1rough incest ? Adam and Eve were very special persuns, but not alone on earth. They s1mply had the special garden . When they were baniShed from II . they went to live among others. As the Bible says 111 Genesis. Chapter 2, "Thus the heavens and the earth were finished , and a lithe hosL~ of them.·· 1Hosls meamng people. 1 Each of the .. seven days" •·ere really seven p<!riods ultime. and many lhmgs 1and p<!ople 1were created therein. To liken Adam as the father of every livmg person is to liken George Washi ngton, the "Father of Our Country , .. as the ph)sical ancestor of all of us. Perhaps p<!ople some 2.000 years hence will miSinterpret our history books to believe this is so. 1Just as we now often miSinterp ret the Bible . 1- MARl AN DEAR DONNA AND MARIAN : I'm not a Bible scholar. Alii can say IS , vour answers are interesting - I'm sure they 'll both be. ref~tcd by readers who have differenllnterprewtions. - H. Girl Scout Day Camp b . . M da egtns on ry The Black Diamond-Big Bend Girl Scout Day Camp will gel underwa y Monday at 9 a.m. and continue through friday at Camp Kiashuta located near Chester. Mrs. Becky Mankin is the day camp director and has announced her staff which in· dudes Mrs. Judy Werry, bust ness manageri Mrs. Karen Werry, food chairper· son; Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, •craft director, and Mrs. Shirley Cogar , program le:. der. Registrations fur camp will be accepted through the weekend by Mrs. Pa l Thoma , serv ice unit d irector, 'Rl.-2277. Unit leaders for the week fhe mover DEAR POLLY - We are muvmg to (t!luther skt tl' in a few months su l would appreciate any Pumlcrs you or the rea ders co uld give us that wuuld ma ke the job eaSier. A'IN V. DEAH ANN V. - l ann sure the readers will have more tu add bu t the lull owll1 g Pomters have helped me when l have moved . ~' irs! . uu start early. Write tu the IllCigaztncs yvu subscribe tu, the stores whert.' you have charge accuunL>, etc. and adVISe them of the change uf address as 11 often lakes qu1te a time fur them to process it. fill out a card at Lhe Pust Offi ce giving the exact dale of yuur'change uf address. If yuu are packing yourself, be ~u re tu ~ldr t s<:~vi n g an d etcCi:lrtu n ~. ne•~pap<!rs , AMERICAN COUNTRY ~ HYMN BOOK .. . Over 600,000 In Prinl VOLUME TWO INCLUDES THE TOP TEN DOVE AWARD WINNERS FOR 1977 The Corner Stone. He Was There All the T1me, Holy Spirit- Thou !J~t Welcome, I Wan na Be Ready . I'm Stand 1ng On the So l1 d Rock , It is F •n lshe-d, It Made New s in Heaven , Learn ing to Lean , One Way ~ Fl• ght e~ nd Ri se Agam PLUS 100 MORE GOSPEL FAVORITES INCLUDING: Cl •mb Every Mo unta in. Bound . Home Where I Belong, Hea ven 1 Wist'! We'd All Been Ready, II Wo ul dn ' t Be Enough , M•rror . No Shortage, Say I Do . Slepping Clouds, Until On lhe Then and many more. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middle pori , 0 . 99 MiII Sl r eel etc. l fmd that cet rtuns from a liquur sture are great as they are sturdy snd small enough to handle eaSily . In addit1un many vases, glasses, etc. will film new~pd per . the sectt un.s that are in them. but do fill in extra space at the Sides. As each carton IS packed be sure to put a label WAS GRADUATED un 11 tlrat lists the contents. Steven E. Hussell, sun of Th1s w1ll save you endless Mr . and Mrs. Wilbur A. searchmg wh~ n unpackin14. Russe ll of 1714 Pcarlie Dr1 ve Gu through clothing and all W1chll.<l falls. Texas , furmc; household a rl1cles and res1denL~ of Pomeroy , was discard BEFORE moving. ~ ~ra duatcd frurn Texas Terh f)u nut pety fur transportmg University , Lubbuck . Texas thmgs tu be gl\·en away or at the end ul the spr1 ng sold later. ~mes ter He rc~:eived a Pack one, two, three or bachel ur's degree 1n park adhowev er many "first mght " lfUIIISlration and la ndscape ci:irl uns as needed , Ha ve a architecture. AL the Umversl· sepi:Hote one fur eac:h ty he wa s .acUve Ill the gulf bedrwm and 111 11 put bed· prugmm and a m~mber uf ding, towel>, wash cloths, etc. Kappa Alpha alermty. He has 0<1 the same lor each etcnplt.-d (:t pusition w1th f{rj nbathrwm . Hav e a separate dall and Blake, Inc ., landune packed w1th the th1ngs M'i:lpc cuntra rturs of I.JI· thai will be required for tieton. Colo. Steven IS the breakfast the first mormng . grandson of the late Nurrnan Pl<inlu ea t dtnncr uut or ha\'C A. Hussell of l{uutc .1 "fa st food" brought 111 fur a Pornt'roy . ' c1mple uf mghts. These are JW>l a few thmgs that will get you started . Good luck 111 DAUGIITER BORN your new home. - POLLY Mr. and Mrs . Robin Phahn, DEAR POLLY - When rnakmg spaghetti sa uce l Middleport. are announ cmg tit~! b1rlh of a da ught~ r . June 24 at the Holzer Medtca l Cen ter. She weighed SIX pounds, four ounces and has been na med Tonya Renee . Maternal grandparents arc Mary Durst, Middleport and Holand Durst, Pomerov Virginia Phalin IS the pale.rnal grandmother . Summer .Pede Sale! - ' . ~ $100 Cash Rebate On MF IS Lawn Tracton n~o~ ht' Yla'i~PV· Fe rgu~rJn 1-.. uf {t•nn io( and se al pin~ . And it oomeK with ei ther side or rtar dischar~ e mowt!r. Get in on a hill £:!fJ() ta.-.h ).!reat !\Min~ rdJk!t • wah th t· l ko,1:n tnu:tor ... the MF 85. That''i pur C'ha'i•' 11r lt•l:"i .\'"U \'lftually rrm!l'! khout KENNETH RIZER TURNS THREE - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rizer, Sr., Portland entertained recently with a party A cake dccuratcd in th e t lHikir munster tht'm e by hi!\ 99'2 ·21 64 Pomeroy "The Store With All Kinch of StuW' FOR PETS 5TA BLf5 LARGE & SMA LL ANIMA LS LAWNS GARDE NS <~Unt, Vicky Riz er , Riffle, Nancy Roush, Ci ndy Pitzer, t' runa Hif.ne, Shirley J un es, Kar en Probert , Florence McCutcheon, Cindy Schneider, and Janet Brooks. The Lawn wedding will be an event uf July 7 at 7:30p.m. al the home of the brideelect's parents , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowers, Riggscre sl Manor, Tupper s Plains. Friends and relatives are in· Florence Wilso~ , Mrs. Pearl Proffitt, Louise Gluesencamp, Mrs. Mike EVaM and son, Ktrnberly Ward , VIolet Wilford, Eva Wells, Cindy F1tch and son, Chrtstlna Wtl so n, Mrs. Gorden Rid enour , Mrs. Charles Hauber, Mrs. Opal Randolph, Mrs. Ray Hall, Michael, Beth and Chnsla Bailey. Sendtng g1ft.s were Mrs. Alberl.<l Gluesencamp, Colunnbw ; Mrs. Barbara MarLin , Newark ; ·Mrs. Daniel Oberlin, Beverly McLain, Kathy McDaniels, Phyllis McMillian, Gamet Ervin , Maxine Sha ne, Racine ; Thelma Cundiff , Syracuse; Mary and Lea Greer , Mallia Lung, Gladys Weddle, Rhonda Craig, Laura Teaford, Belly Ward, Sue Dailey, Altcla Evans, Marie Roberts, Helen and Sharon Hill, Grella Sut· tl e, Mildred and Joelta Krider. Nancy Cornell, Lois Bailey , Nancy Hidenour, Patty Gltiesencamp, Audrey Brewer, and Linda Ward . ADMIRAL Admiral. !he name thai sfands for qualify and dependabilily . For cooking , cooling, and clean ing convenience . Admiral has iust the r ight appl iance for you . See !he new Admi r al ERA II color syslems. A brill ian! big -sere ne piclure lube cove red by Admiral 's ex clusive 5-yr . proJe c tion plan . Ex quis il ely styled & . era fled cabinelry in a variety of sly les. Shop the world of Adm iral for the best convenience. MARK OF QUALITY BAKER FURNITURE Middleport/ 0. BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! ndh, on his third birthday. ~·as scrv~d with i(·e 1·r eam and koulaid . Attending the party were Mr . and Mrs. William Rizer . Minersville: Mrs. Zelma Hawley, Minersville : \'icky Rizer and Lizzie Wood, Radne, Hank Arnott, Raci ne , and Ken· ru~ lh 's brother, Jam ey. VAUGHAN'S • • Pins awarded CUST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \1arg le Rcnedwn . J'lelures l;mg , and F:thcl Bentz were awarued 20 pound pins at the Munday mght meeting of the Conway D1et Class held allhc Mctgs Inn. One new member was • ·clcumed and Janel William.~>un W<:tS rccogllllt!d fot the rnust weekl y wet gilt lo:-:;~. with 1-:dwma Scutt as runn~r·up . Mrs. Bar1Ja 1·a Tnpp was appumted lu the rever Slun pro- FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! 4TH OF JUL.Y PICNIC REMINDERS gnun . AI the Mason Class Tucs· day night , HeLsy Hoa ch was recugmwd lor hav1ng lost the most we1ght durmg the week , will! Cunme Turley as her runner-up . Jean Thomas w&s accepted 111lu the Forever Slim prog ram . At the Wednesday mght rneelmg vf the AIIJ<:ns class, a tasters diet il1nner was held and Theres;, Hawkm.s and Mary Depue were the tup we 1 ~hl losers . MR. BEE POTATO CHIPS 10 oz. BAG REG. 99' Ri ' .....; ~ ...~ )t 'tl" S->- tl ."' v COKE or SPRITE ' '... Open house slated Sunday for city's new health spa TELEVISION VIEWING FRIDAY, JUNE 30,1918 3 : ~11AI notyher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; " as oga & You 20,33. 3::»-Atl In The Family 8,10; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20; Anyone for Tennyson7 33. 4:00--Miater Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15; Addams Family 8; Sesame st . 20,33; Match Game 10; Dlllllh 13. 4:30-My Three Sons 3; Gilligan's Is. 4,8; Batman 10; Little Rascals 15. 5:00:....Here Come The Brides 3; My Three Sons 4 Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' NeighborhOOd 20,33; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10; Emergency One! 13; Petticoat Juncttlon 15. 5:»--dd Couple 4; News 6: Hogan 's Heroes 15 . 6:00--News 3,4,8, tO,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Making Things Grow 33. · . · 6:»-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7:DO-CroH-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; Muppet ' Show 8; News fo: Gilligan's Is. 15; Almanac 20; Insight 33. 7::»-Porler Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; $100,000 Name That Tune 6, 13; Price Is Right 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33; Family Feud 10; Pop Goes The Country 15 . 8:DO-C.PO Shorkey 3,4,15; Tabitha 6,13; Wonder Woman 8, 10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8:30-<:htco & the Man 3,4, 15; Operation Petticoat 6, 13; Wall Street Week 20,33. • 9:00--Rockford Flies 3,4,15; Movie "Young Joe, the Forgotten Kennedy" 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8, lO; Prevln & the Plllsburgh 20; Shepherd's Pie 33. . 9::»-Makem & Cloncy 33. IO : ~ulncy 3,4, 15; Celebrity Concerts B; Husban'ds, Wives & lovers 10; News 20; Ausfln City Limits 33. IO : J~Monty Pylhon's Flying Circus 20. 11 :00--News 3,4,6.8,10,13,15 ; Dick Cavett 20; ABC News 33. tl : 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Borella 13; Movie "O.S.S. 117" 6; Movie "Capt. Nemo & the Underwater City" 8: Movie "The Castle of Terror" 10: Janak! 33. 12 : 4~1ronslde 13. I :OQ-Midnlght Special 3,4,15; Movie " Night of the BlOOd Monster " 10; t : 4~News 13. 2:30- News 3; 3:00- Movle " Tammy & the Millionaire" 3; 4 : 3~Movle "The Counlerfelt Killer" 3; 6:lJO-Big Valley 3: l :lJO-Bewltched 3. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1918 6:00--Summer Semesler 8,10; 6 : 3~TV Classroom 8; U.S. Farm Repor1 10; Kenlucky Afield 13. I :OG-Marlo & the Mogle Movie Machine 4 ; Fun For Everyone 6; Ghost Buslers 8: Public Polley Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 7:30-Soturday Repor13 ; World of Survive! 4; Dusty's Treehouse 6; Wacko 8; Dynomutt 13. 8:lJO-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4,tS: Superfrlends 6,13; Three Robonlc Stooges 8,10. 8:30-Giobetrollers 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 8,10; 9 :lJOScooby 's Laff-A-lymplcs 6.13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8,10. t0:30-Plnk Panther 3,4, IS; Batman-Tarzan 8,10: 11 :oo-BoggyPanls 3,4, 15; Kroffl Supershow 6,13. 11 : 3~Space Senllnels 3,15 ; Little Reseals 4; Secrets of Isis 8,10. 1200-Land of the Los! 3, 1S; Movie "The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County" 4; Polnl of VIew 6: Fat Alberl 8. 10: Acllon News lor Kids 13. 12 : 3~Thunder 3.1S: American Bandstand 13: Soul Train 6; Space Academy 8,10. 1:OQ-Space Kldettes 3; VIewpoint 8; Mr . l.'.agoo 10; Wrestllng·1S; In Search of the Real America 33. 1:30-Greatesl Sports Legends 3; Miniature Goll 6: Racers 8; Film Festlval10: Movie "Circus Wor ld'' 13: French Chel 33 . 2:lJO-Basebell Worm -Up 3,4,15: Great Teams-Great Years6; Movie " Under Capricorn" 8: Movie "Thai Certain Feeling" 10: Jerusalem Peace 33 . 2: 15-Basebell 3,4,15: .. 3:oo-Greotesl Sports Legends 6; BookBeat 33. 3::»-HollywDDd Teen 6; People & Places 33; 4:lJOMod Squod 6; Golf 8.10; Ironside 13; Body Shop 33 . 5:0Q-Wimbledon Tennis 3,4, IS: Wide World of Sports 6,13 ; Sports Spectacular 8; Pop Goes The Country 10; Zoom 33. 5 : 3~Porter Wagoner 10 : Once Upon A Classic 33. 6:00--Lowrence Welk I ; Zoom 20: Stud iO See 33 . . 6:30-NBC News 3.1S: A~C News 13; News 4,6; CBS News tO; You Bel Your llfe:!O ; Que Pasa, USA? 33 . l :lJO-News 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 8; Hee Haw 6; Block Perspecllve on the News 33: Bugs Bunny 10: Wild Kingdom Il l Elec. Co. 20 . 7:30-Lltlle Rascatsl ; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33: All -Star Anything Goes 10; Diet !. Exerc ise 13; Once Upon A Classic 20. 8:0Q-Bionlc Woman 3,4,1S : Free Country 6, 13; Bob Newharl 8, 10. 8:JO-Pilo16. t3 ; Baby. I' m Back 8,10: In Performance at Wolf Trap 33 . 9:00--Movle "The War Between the Tates" 3,4,15 ; Love Boat 6,13 ; Movie "Conrack" 8,10; Great Performances 20. 10·0Q-Fantasy Island 6,13: New Orleans Concerlo 33. 11:*-"News 3,4,6,8, 10, 1:r.T>: ~oundslage":Jr: tl : IsABC Nem 6. 11 :30-Saturdey Nlght3,4 .15; Movie " The ~~cond Besl secret Agenl In the Whole Wide World 6; Mov ie " Harper" 10; Movie " lost Women " 13. 12 :0Q-0on Kirshner's Rock Concerl 8; Janakl 33 . 12 : ~Movle "The Tomb of llgela" 13; 1:OQ-Mov le Wolfman Jack 6. 2:45-News 13 ; 3:oo-News 3: 3 : 3~Movle "The Young Warriors" 3: s :oo-Bonanza 3: 6:lJOBewltched 3. UNIVERSAL GYM DEMONSTRATED - Gil Price, Sliipper Johnson (out of camera view) and Tooy Sena, Akron, demonstrate the many stations available for exercising on th e center's universal gym. Appearance will not be long one HYDEN, Ky. (UPI) People who expect a lengthy public appearan ce from President Nixon dw-ing his visit this weekend are in for a disappointment. Nixon, who is making his first public speech since his resignation, will appear briefly al an airport rally Saturday ill London, Ky., and then be closeted from the (XIblic at Hyden's only motel Saturday night . A brief parade is set for SWlday before his dedication speech of a recreational com plex in the mountain commun ity . Immediat ely following the speech , Nixon will depart for San Clemente, Calif. Leslie County Judge C. Allen Mun cy, who has overseen most of the details for the visit. makes no apologie s for the la ck of public access to the former president . "ThiS is an affair for the people of this roWlty and the people of the 5th 1Congressional ) District," said Leslie County Judg e C. Allen MWlcy, who has overseen most of !he details for the visit. " Aller all, the focus is the outstanding recreational complex we are dedicating." Nearly a thousand requests for press credentials to rover the speech have been made from all ove r the United States and several focei gn countrie s. The credentials SQUAD RUNS Th e Middl e p o rt Emergency Squad answered two calls Thursday and two early this morning. At U3 p. m. Thursday Jason Coffee, 4, 211 Elm Street , was tak en to Pleasant Valley Hospital and al 3:49 p. m. the squad was called to the Church of God in Chesl er for Kevin Spaun who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 12:45 a. m. this morning Virginia Pierce, Elm Street, was taken to Pleasant Valley and at 2:35 a. m. the squad was called to the scene of an accident near the Cen ified Gas Station in Pomeroy and transported Bill Slack to Veterans Memorial Hospital. By DALE ROTH.GEB The pubiic is invited to attend open house activities from I lo 5 p.m. Sunday in what may be the fmest health spa facili ties in Southeastern Ohio. The ~tness Center , Health Spa, 417 Second Ave .,' Gallipolis, following Sunday's open howe , will begin daily operation s Monday. The city 's newest health facility is operated by Dean and Gay Circle. It is housed in lhe building formerly used by Thal er Ford Sales . The stru cture is leased from Thaler·Eachw-Thaler and re pre sents a $120,000 investment. The new Fitness Center, Hea lt h Spa is a totally · modern equipp ed facility featurin g the latest universal dynamic resistance exercise equipm ent, steam, sa una inhalation room, whirlpool, sol arium, nutrition food bar and other programs vital to a healthy body. According to Dean Circle, expert instruction will be ollered to satisfy customers' goals for weight Joss, weight gain, body maintenance , increased strength or relaxation of everyday tensions . There will be seven fulllime-parttime women instructors and four fuUtimeparttime men instructors. Miss Jane Circle, a trained beauty consultant, will offer skin care beauty clinics. She was trained by Luzier Skin Care in Chicago. During the open house Sunday, employees will give guided tours , eq uipme nt demonstrations and consultation ·about available prog rams . A karate demonstration is .slated at 3 p.m. along with free lessons on se lf-defense. Operating hours wilt be from8 a.m. to 6:30p.m. daily for women and 6:30 to 10 p.m. women. The center will offer a monthly rent.al service for its 66 lockers or free use on a da ily basis. Rentallowets will also be available. Velerans Memorial Hospital Admissions- Hiley Pigott , Long Bottom; Catherine Roach, Middlei>ort ; Mayne Mannin g, Racine, Steven Dale, l<lng Bottom. Discharges Mary Derenberger, Wilbur Hood, Dora Pierce , l<lra Cleland, Norman Lehew and Edith .Belzing. r---r.vrooMProri;o:o~--1 II1 OPTOMETRIST ,_ OFF ICE HOURS : 9:30 lo 12 , 2 to s (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT =-~.!2!'.!!2.!; ...... ___________ j Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is may be as hard to come by as tickets foc the speech. "This I can say for SW'e," said Muncy. "There wcin 't be any interviews with the presidentloc anybody ." Originally, estimates of the crowd foc the dedication were put at 50,000 . Bu t when word got out about potentia l traffic problems and the fact Nixon will be speaking to a selected group of only 2,500 inside a high school gymnasium , !be estima tes dwindled to a point where stale police say only o,OOO may attend. DAIRY ISLE SPECIAL JULY 1·7 FROZEN DAIRY DESSERT Pints, Quarls, 112 Gal. 10% OFF gg~ LONG DOG & FRIES SONNEY BURGER & FRIES t159 Wilh Med. Pepsi 1 Free Cartoon Glass .'!~.dany -.- --+-A 1sIe i;j Lightning blamed in Locust & 4111 Sf. boat fire BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala . (UP! ) - Ughtning struck a 50,000-gaUon oil storage tank Thursday night and touched off a fire th a t destroyed a shrimp boat and a hardware store and for ced the evacuation of nearly onethird of the residents of this fishing villa ge of 3,000. " It was a big ball of fir e," said Tensie Johnson , who lives across the picturesque bayou from !he the Standard Oil Dock where the fire raged for about three ho urs. "You can see il from anywhere 111 town ." The fire was brought under control after dozens of gallon s of foam w11e pumped m the flames. ~orn e 1,000 res id ents wer e evacuated from their homes but were later allowed to retw-n as the threa t of another explosion diminished . Civil defense officials said six of the 50,000-gallon storage tanks were burning as !he fire spread fr om the tank struck by lightning. A shrimp boat berthed near the tanks burst Into names and sank and a marine hardware store wa s destroyed by the fire. There were no injw-ies. Bayou .La Batre is located 15 miles southwest of Mobile. for men . On Sunday, men can work out from I to 3 p.m. while 3-0 p.m. has been set for the r ~92 - 5248 Middleport 0 . .w. wll be dfneil \MON. & TUES., JUlY 3 6t 4) • announc1ng: lor the holithly! OUR HIGHEST INTEREST RATE EVER • .• 8 PK PLUS DEPOSIT GROUND 3 LBS. OR BEEF MORE ta.99C BUNS •ICE ' •CHARCOAL •BARBECUE SAUCE NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED MIDDLEPORT, POMEROY, SYRACUSE HOTDOG DR HAMBURGER PHONE ----PICNIC GOODS---- .,~ l. .1; 7-The llaUv Sentinel. Mlddl~nort-Pomeroy,O.,.Frlday, Jme 30, 197: "Jeanne Eagels" J; Movie " Stor~ of a Woman " .t; CARDINAL t:<::> :o.kilf'l TUPPERS . PI .AIN5-Miss Pa m Bowers, bride-elect uf Jim Alley, was honored with a bridal shower on J une 22 at the home uf her parents . Hostesses were Tam Bearhs and Sarah Wells . 1\ pink and while color scheme wa~ tarried out in the decorations. The cake, baked by Mrs. Nancy Rmt>h. was insr ribcd "Jim and Pam ." Ga mes we re played with pmes going to Phyllis BearliS, Joy Sauters, Suzy Carpenter, and Mary Stover. Ot her gue:;t.s were Linda Wibon , Charlotte and Julee Wolfe, Libby Sayre, Anna Alley , Candy Milhone , Bun111e Milhone, Jane Wickersham , J oyce and Sherry Sauters, MHrie Pruhert, Pally and Paula f.1fe , Connie IU.nki n, Patsy f. audermilt, Ada Howe. Sherry Stuver, Barbara Sarson. Stella Sarson, and Mary Bowers. Send ing gi fL> were Mrs. Belly Carpen ter . Sherry and Chris, IA!ola Massa r, Donna Hunt, Pal Shnvers , Dolly WOJ I!e, Sandra. Marcy. and SunJ a Hit! , Kay Proffit, Arlene Ruwt>, Linda r.uncc, Terri Pullins, Huth Ann Sc&rbruugh, Ja cki e Gadd is, l;:onne Babcock, .l uscphme t Hur ry ! Summer St.lilmpede Sale oller end ~ July 28, 1978. Limited lu ava ilable Inventor y. ~ IIOYIWft"UIIEY-RM. . . . Bridal shower honors Miss Pam Bowers huuuring their sun, Keu · AI " Old Genheimer Farm " 1n Mei_gs Counly Monday, July lrd, Slarling al 7:00P. M. The concert will fealure lhe a slounding Froc -Morton wilh special guests " Bamboo " from Columbus and introducing " Skyrock" . Jus! lake Rl . 33 loward Alhens and follow lhe arrows : S2 .SO a head , children under 10 fre e, SOc parking feP . on a IK>Pu lar and provrn MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Ma in St . MI CHAEL MAY RECEIVES DEGREE Michael B. May, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bruce May, Rutland , re ceived hi s bachelor of science degree in petroleum engineering from Marietta College. He was named to the college dean's list all lour years and Is a member of PI Eps lton Tau . petroleum honorary . May Is residing at LaFayette, La., where he Is employ ed as a petroleum engineer by Tenneco. with pink and blue booties . Used to (he front of the gill lable was a bassinet with a salin and lace skirt and a sa lin quilled lining. The do•Jr prize wa~ won by Mrs . Mi chael Evans. Garnes prizes went to Merle Evans, Effie Hauber, Melinda Dailey and Shartee Evans. Others attending th e shower were Mrs. Otis Ba iley, Mrs. Gene Carpenter, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY JAM an .\1f xf, La1,1.n Trart(Jr Wuh h 1 ·ft~ k hp Hrtlo(i! .. & Str:HLIJ!l ''n[o{ln t! a nd fl·!"' JJCE:d in-lint "hlfttn~. th t• .\1 F k5 1s a l(reat timl' and w11 rk ~au•r \\'nil' ~r,· ~l rxlular Mn"' f' r Nicki Van Meter . honored with shower POR-TLAND--Nick ! Van Meter Wilson was honored willt layette shower recently at the Portland Elementary Schue!. Hosting the shower were her sis te rs, Mrs. Lawrence IJearll Theiss and Mrs. Ted {Linda ! Bai ley. A pink and blue color scheme was carried uul in tile decorations The refreshment tabl e featured a large white stork, a vase uf swrune r nuwers. onda cake decorate'!! make a few slashes 1n the but· lom of a !oil pie pan and put this over the sa uce pan. The slits let the steam out and kee ps the sauce fro m splashing all uver the stove. Abu I put " pi nch uf baking soda in the sauce to cut down un the acid. -RITA DEAR POLLY - Seve ral ycCJ rs ago I was crocheting a navy. blue cape fur a Christmas g1fl and the color would come olllhe yarn ontu my hands. The manager of a yarn shop gave me the solution: wash il in my au tomatic washer with one quart of while vinegar ~dded to the water. This permanently sets the color. The friend I made the capt! for is still wearing it and I have rep<!aled this melh<.<l on fabrics !rum synthetics to cott on. It has al ways worked for me . - HELEN Polly will send you one of he r s ign ed tha nk -yo u newspaper cuupon di pp<! rs if she uses yo ur fa vor tte Pointer. Peeve or Problem 111 her column. Write POLLY 'S POINTERS Ill care of ltns ttasser·Ferauson ·..":"· ' ·I will be Mr. and Mrs . Harold Norris. Mrs. Pal Philson, Mrs . Cogar, Mrs . Pat Shackles, Mrs. Pat Thuma , Mrs. Pally Woodyard , Mrs. Shirley Gibbs, Mrs. Mary Kesterson, and Mrs. Merle Johnson . Helpers will be Cathy Coates, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Hudson, Thomas Werry , Tom Mankin , Pally Parker , Carolyn King, and Pam Huffman . Overnights have been planned fo" Wednesday and Thursday with the Browmes to stay in the lodge and the jWliors and ca delles lu camp at their unit location. Emphasll; of the week will be on camp skills, crafts and hiking. Polly Cramer cu mu la ting The Best Selling Tradition of the II' POLLY"$ POINTERS Help for ... ·~---,.---------··------..-.------------ •NAPKINS •PAPER QJPS •PAPER PLATES •ETC. 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTtNEL BETWEEN I AM and 5 PM •$JIIIItbntioe ~~ lleqwirod fot ~ owol E...,. ___.~--- __...--:., MEIGS BRANCH 1liE ATIIENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 216 W. Main St., Pomeroy , 0 . Richard E. Jones . Mgr. I '192-6655 ' I 1 I �f .,. 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middieport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, JWle 30,1978 ll • . a ';111 "::u:ro:::a:l ~~l Helen Help !~ USe • • b'l ~ i By Helen Bolte} ,., ' ASEXY,GENARIAN SEXTROVERT~ DEARJIELEN : Mv husband conlinuaily slates that "nature made men to wani many women sexually ." He adrmts our sex life is very sat1sfy1ng. We love to make love and do it two, three, sometimes more times a week . However, my morals are hlgh and l cannot become a swinger as he has suggested. I maintain that if man needed mulliple women God would have created two fema les fur Adam. We'r~ both 'near uur 70s. have bt.'en married 4{) years. He has had at least one intense affair in recent years. How can I keep him in check ? -NOT ASWINGER DEAR NOT: Frankly, I don't know how you can keep your sexagena rian sextrovert in check . He certainly doesn' t seem to be runring down. and threats of eq ual rights wouldn 't sway a hopeful swlllger. even if your morals pennitted. . You might read the riot at•t and stonn that you'll !eave him. butl 'm quite sure you wouldn't follow through as you do love the rascal , right ? Just sign me- STU MPED H. P.S. Suggestions, anyone ? DEAR HELEN. About God fos tering what men call ··,ncest" : Adam 's and Eve 's children played the only game in town . It wasn't sinful then beca use they were in the periect swte and had. no weaknesses to pass down genetically . So brothers could ma rry sisters. God's law against inces t came much later. when he prohibited close family unions among the p<!ople of Israel. -DONNA DEAR DONNA : Read on for yet another explanation: DEAR HELEN . D1d Adam 's and Eve ·s children sl.<l rl us all tl1rough incest ? Adam and Eve were very special persuns, but not alone on earth. They s1mply had the special garden . When they were baniShed from II . they went to live among others. As the Bible says 111 Genesis. Chapter 2, "Thus the heavens and the earth were finished , and a lithe hosL~ of them.·· 1Hosls meamng people. 1 Each of the .. seven days" •·ere really seven p<!riods ultime. and many lhmgs 1and p<!ople 1were created therein. To liken Adam as the father of every livmg person is to liken George Washi ngton, the "Father of Our Country , .. as the ph)sical ancestor of all of us. Perhaps p<!ople some 2.000 years hence will miSinterpret our history books to believe this is so. 1Just as we now often miSinterp ret the Bible . 1- MARl AN DEAR DONNA AND MARIAN : I'm not a Bible scholar. Alii can say IS , vour answers are interesting - I'm sure they 'll both be. ref~tcd by readers who have differenllnterprewtions. - H. Girl Scout Day Camp b . . M da egtns on ry The Black Diamond-Big Bend Girl Scout Day Camp will gel underwa y Monday at 9 a.m. and continue through friday at Camp Kiashuta located near Chester. Mrs. Becky Mankin is the day camp director and has announced her staff which in· dudes Mrs. Judy Werry, bust ness manageri Mrs. Karen Werry, food chairper· son; Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, •craft director, and Mrs. Shirley Cogar , program le:. der. Registrations fur camp will be accepted through the weekend by Mrs. Pa l Thoma , serv ice unit d irector, 'Rl.-2277. Unit leaders for the week fhe mover DEAR POLLY - We are muvmg to (t!luther skt tl' in a few months su l would appreciate any Pumlcrs you or the rea ders co uld give us that wuuld ma ke the job eaSier. A'IN V. DEAH ANN V. - l ann sure the readers will have more tu add bu t the lull owll1 g Pomters have helped me when l have moved . ~' irs! . uu start early. Write tu the IllCigaztncs yvu subscribe tu, the stores whert.' you have charge accuunL>, etc. and adVISe them of the change uf address as 11 often lakes qu1te a time fur them to process it. fill out a card at Lhe Pust Offi ce giving the exact dale of yuur'change uf address. If yuu are packing yourself, be ~u re tu ~ldr t s<:~vi n g an d etcCi:lrtu n ~. ne•~pap<!rs , AMERICAN COUNTRY ~ HYMN BOOK .. . Over 600,000 In Prinl VOLUME TWO INCLUDES THE TOP TEN DOVE AWARD WINNERS FOR 1977 The Corner Stone. He Was There All the T1me, Holy Spirit- Thou !J~t Welcome, I Wan na Be Ready . I'm Stand 1ng On the So l1 d Rock , It is F •n lshe-d, It Made New s in Heaven , Learn ing to Lean , One Way ~ Fl• ght e~ nd Ri se Agam PLUS 100 MORE GOSPEL FAVORITES INCLUDING: Cl •mb Every Mo unta in. Bound . Home Where I Belong, Hea ven 1 Wist'! We'd All Been Ready, II Wo ul dn ' t Be Enough , M•rror . No Shortage, Say I Do . Slepping Clouds, Until On lhe Then and many more. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middle pori , 0 . 99 MiII Sl r eel etc. l fmd that cet rtuns from a liquur sture are great as they are sturdy snd small enough to handle eaSily . In addit1un many vases, glasses, etc. will film new~pd per . the sectt un.s that are in them. but do fill in extra space at the Sides. As each carton IS packed be sure to put a label WAS GRADUATED un 11 tlrat lists the contents. Steven E. Hussell, sun of Th1s w1ll save you endless Mr . and Mrs. Wilbur A. searchmg wh~ n unpackin14. Russe ll of 1714 Pcarlie Dr1 ve Gu through clothing and all W1chll.<l falls. Texas , furmc; household a rl1cles and res1denL~ of Pomeroy , was discard BEFORE moving. ~ ~ra duatcd frurn Texas Terh f)u nut pety fur transportmg University , Lubbuck . Texas thmgs tu be gl\·en away or at the end ul the spr1 ng sold later. ~mes ter He rc~:eived a Pack one, two, three or bachel ur's degree 1n park adhowev er many "first mght " lfUIIISlration and la ndscape ci:irl uns as needed , Ha ve a architecture. AL the Umversl· sepi:Hote one fur eac:h ty he wa s .acUve Ill the gulf bedrwm and 111 11 put bed· prugmm and a m~mber uf ding, towel>, wash cloths, etc. Kappa Alpha alermty. He has 0<1 the same lor each etcnplt.-d (:t pusition w1th f{rj nbathrwm . Hav e a separate dall and Blake, Inc ., landune packed w1th the th1ngs M'i:lpc cuntra rturs of I.JI· thai will be required for tieton. Colo. Steven IS the breakfast the first mormng . grandson of the late Nurrnan Pl<inlu ea t dtnncr uut or ha\'C A. Hussell of l{uutc .1 "fa st food" brought 111 fur a Pornt'roy . ' c1mple uf mghts. These are JW>l a few thmgs that will get you started . Good luck 111 DAUGIITER BORN your new home. - POLLY Mr. and Mrs . Robin Phahn, DEAR POLLY - When rnakmg spaghetti sa uce l Middleport. are announ cmg tit~! b1rlh of a da ught~ r . June 24 at the Holzer Medtca l Cen ter. She weighed SIX pounds, four ounces and has been na med Tonya Renee . Maternal grandparents arc Mary Durst, Middleport and Holand Durst, Pomerov Virginia Phalin IS the pale.rnal grandmother . Summer .Pede Sale! - ' . ~ $100 Cash Rebate On MF IS Lawn Tracton n~o~ ht' Yla'i~PV· Fe rgu~rJn 1-.. uf {t•nn io( and se al pin~ . And it oomeK with ei ther side or rtar dischar~ e mowt!r. Get in on a hill £:!fJ() ta.-.h ).!reat !\Min~ rdJk!t • wah th t· l ko,1:n tnu:tor ... the MF 85. That''i pur C'ha'i•' 11r lt•l:"i .\'"U \'lftually rrm!l'! khout KENNETH RIZER TURNS THREE - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rizer, Sr., Portland entertained recently with a party A cake dccuratcd in th e t lHikir munster tht'm e by hi!\ 99'2 ·21 64 Pomeroy "The Store With All Kinch of StuW' FOR PETS 5TA BLf5 LARGE & SMA LL ANIMA LS LAWNS GARDE NS <~Unt, Vicky Riz er , Riffle, Nancy Roush, Ci ndy Pitzer, t' runa Hif.ne, Shirley J un es, Kar en Probert , Florence McCutcheon, Cindy Schneider, and Janet Brooks. The Lawn wedding will be an event uf July 7 at 7:30p.m. al the home of the brideelect's parents , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowers, Riggscre sl Manor, Tupper s Plains. Friends and relatives are in· Florence Wilso~ , Mrs. Pearl Proffitt, Louise Gluesencamp, Mrs. Mike EVaM and son, Ktrnberly Ward , VIolet Wilford, Eva Wells, Cindy F1tch and son, Chrtstlna Wtl so n, Mrs. Gorden Rid enour , Mrs. Charles Hauber, Mrs. Opal Randolph, Mrs. Ray Hall, Michael, Beth and Chnsla Bailey. Sendtng g1ft.s were Mrs. Alberl.<l Gluesencamp, Colunnbw ; Mrs. Barbara MarLin , Newark ; ·Mrs. Daniel Oberlin, Beverly McLain, Kathy McDaniels, Phyllis McMillian, Gamet Ervin , Maxine Sha ne, Racine ; Thelma Cundiff , Syracuse; Mary and Lea Greer , Mallia Lung, Gladys Weddle, Rhonda Craig, Laura Teaford, Belly Ward, Sue Dailey, Altcla Evans, Marie Roberts, Helen and Sharon Hill, Grella Sut· tl e, Mildred and Joelta Krider. Nancy Cornell, Lois Bailey , Nancy Hidenour, Patty Gltiesencamp, Audrey Brewer, and Linda Ward . ADMIRAL Admiral. !he name thai sfands for qualify and dependabilily . For cooking , cooling, and clean ing convenience . Admiral has iust the r ight appl iance for you . See !he new Admi r al ERA II color syslems. A brill ian! big -sere ne piclure lube cove red by Admiral 's ex clusive 5-yr . proJe c tion plan . Ex quis il ely styled & . era fled cabinelry in a variety of sly les. Shop the world of Adm iral for the best convenience. MARK OF QUALITY BAKER FURNITURE Middleport/ 0. BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! ndh, on his third birthday. ~·as scrv~d with i(·e 1·r eam and koulaid . Attending the party were Mr . and Mrs. William Rizer . Minersville: Mrs. Zelma Hawley, Minersville : \'icky Rizer and Lizzie Wood, Radne, Hank Arnott, Raci ne , and Ken· ru~ lh 's brother, Jam ey. VAUGHAN'S • • Pins awarded CUST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \1arg le Rcnedwn . J'lelures l;mg , and F:thcl Bentz were awarued 20 pound pins at the Munday mght meeting of the Conway D1et Class held allhc Mctgs Inn. One new member was • ·clcumed and Janel William.~>un W<:tS rccogllllt!d fot the rnust weekl y wet gilt lo:-:;~. with 1-:dwma Scutt as runn~r·up . Mrs. Bar1Ja 1·a Tnpp was appumted lu the rever Slun pro- FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! 4TH OF JUL.Y PICNIC REMINDERS gnun . AI the Mason Class Tucs· day night , HeLsy Hoa ch was recugmwd lor hav1ng lost the most we1ght durmg the week , will! Cunme Turley as her runner-up . Jean Thomas w&s accepted 111lu the Forever Slim prog ram . At the Wednesday mght rneelmg vf the AIIJ<:ns class, a tasters diet il1nner was held and Theres;, Hawkm.s and Mary Depue were the tup we 1 ~hl losers . MR. BEE POTATO CHIPS 10 oz. BAG REG. 99' Ri ' .....; ~ ...~ )t 'tl" S->- tl ."' v COKE or SPRITE ' '... Open house slated Sunday for city's new health spa TELEVISION VIEWING FRIDAY, JUNE 30,1918 3 : ~11AI notyher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; " as oga & You 20,33. 3::»-Atl In The Family 8,10; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20; Anyone for Tennyson7 33. 4:00--Miater Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, For Poorer 15; Addams Family 8; Sesame st . 20,33; Match Game 10; Dlllllh 13. 4:30-My Three Sons 3; Gilligan's Is. 4,8; Batman 10; Little Rascals 15. 5:00:....Here Come The Brides 3; My Three Sons 4 Gunsmoke 8: Mister Rogers' NeighborhOOd 20,33; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10; Emergency One! 13; Petticoat Juncttlon 15. 5:»--dd Couple 4; News 6: Hogan 's Heroes 15 . 6:00--News 3,4,8, tO,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Making Things Grow 33. · . · 6:»-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7:DO-CroH-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; Muppet ' Show 8; News fo: Gilligan's Is. 15; Almanac 20; Insight 33. 7::»-Porler Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; $100,000 Name That Tune 6, 13; Price Is Right 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33; Family Feud 10; Pop Goes The Country 15 . 8:DO-C.PO Shorkey 3,4,15; Tabitha 6,13; Wonder Woman 8, 10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8:30-<:htco & the Man 3,4, 15; Operation Petticoat 6, 13; Wall Street Week 20,33. • 9:00--Rockford Flies 3,4,15; Movie "Young Joe, the Forgotten Kennedy" 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8, lO; Prevln & the Plllsburgh 20; Shepherd's Pie 33. . 9::»-Makem & Cloncy 33. IO : ~ulncy 3,4, 15; Celebrity Concerts B; Husban'ds, Wives & lovers 10; News 20; Ausfln City Limits 33. IO : J~Monty Pylhon's Flying Circus 20. 11 :00--News 3,4,6.8,10,13,15 ; Dick Cavett 20; ABC News 33. tl : 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Borella 13; Movie "O.S.S. 117" 6; Movie "Capt. Nemo & the Underwater City" 8: Movie "The Castle of Terror" 10: Janak! 33. 12 : 4~1ronslde 13. I :OQ-Midnlght Special 3,4,15; Movie " Night of the BlOOd Monster " 10; t : 4~News 13. 2:30- News 3; 3:00- Movle " Tammy & the Millionaire" 3; 4 : 3~Movle "The Counlerfelt Killer" 3; 6:lJO-Big Valley 3: l :lJO-Bewltched 3. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1918 6:00--Summer Semesler 8,10; 6 : 3~TV Classroom 8; U.S. Farm Repor1 10; Kenlucky Afield 13. I :OG-Marlo & the Mogle Movie Machine 4 ; Fun For Everyone 6; Ghost Buslers 8: Public Polley Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 7:30-Soturday Repor13 ; World of Survive! 4; Dusty's Treehouse 6; Wacko 8; Dynomutt 13. 8:lJO-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4,tS: Superfrlends 6,13; Three Robonlc Stooges 8,10. 8:30-Giobetrollers 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 8,10; 9 :lJOScooby 's Laff-A-lymplcs 6.13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8,10. t0:30-Plnk Panther 3,4, IS; Batman-Tarzan 8,10: 11 :oo-BoggyPanls 3,4, 15; Kroffl Supershow 6,13. 11 : 3~Space Senllnels 3,15 ; Little Reseals 4; Secrets of Isis 8,10. 1200-Land of the Los! 3, 1S; Movie "The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County" 4; Polnl of VIew 6: Fat Alberl 8. 10: Acllon News lor Kids 13. 12 : 3~Thunder 3.1S: American Bandstand 13: Soul Train 6; Space Academy 8,10. 1:OQ-Space Kldettes 3; VIewpoint 8; Mr . l.'.agoo 10; Wrestllng·1S; In Search of the Real America 33. 1:30-Greatesl Sports Legends 3; Miniature Goll 6: Racers 8; Film Festlval10: Movie "Circus Wor ld'' 13: French Chel 33 . 2:lJO-Basebell Worm -Up 3,4,15: Great Teams-Great Years6; Movie " Under Capricorn" 8: Movie "Thai Certain Feeling" 10: Jerusalem Peace 33 . 2: 15-Basebell 3,4,15: .. 3:oo-Greotesl Sports Legends 6; BookBeat 33. 3::»-HollywDDd Teen 6; People & Places 33; 4:lJOMod Squod 6; Golf 8.10; Ironside 13; Body Shop 33 . 5:0Q-Wimbledon Tennis 3,4, IS: Wide World of Sports 6,13 ; Sports Spectacular 8; Pop Goes The Country 10; Zoom 33. 5 : 3~Porter Wagoner 10 : Once Upon A Classic 33. 6:00--Lowrence Welk I ; Zoom 20: Stud iO See 33 . . 6:30-NBC News 3.1S: A~C News 13; News 4,6; CBS News tO; You Bel Your llfe:!O ; Que Pasa, USA? 33 . l :lJO-News 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 8; Hee Haw 6; Block Perspecllve on the News 33: Bugs Bunny 10: Wild Kingdom Il l Elec. Co. 20 . 7:30-Lltlle Rascatsl ; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33: All -Star Anything Goes 10; Diet !. Exerc ise 13; Once Upon A Classic 20. 8:0Q-Bionlc Woman 3,4,1S : Free Country 6, 13; Bob Newharl 8, 10. 8:JO-Pilo16. t3 ; Baby. I' m Back 8,10: In Performance at Wolf Trap 33 . 9:00--Movle "The War Between the Tates" 3,4,15 ; Love Boat 6,13 ; Movie "Conrack" 8,10; Great Performances 20. 10·0Q-Fantasy Island 6,13: New Orleans Concerlo 33. 11:*-"News 3,4,6,8, 10, 1:r.T>: ~oundslage":Jr: tl : IsABC Nem 6. 11 :30-Saturdey Nlght3,4 .15; Movie " The ~~cond Besl secret Agenl In the Whole Wide World 6; Mov ie " Harper" 10; Movie " lost Women " 13. 12 :0Q-0on Kirshner's Rock Concerl 8; Janakl 33 . 12 : ~Movle "The Tomb of llgela" 13; 1:OQ-Mov le Wolfman Jack 6. 2:45-News 13 ; 3:oo-News 3: 3 : 3~Movle "The Young Warriors" 3: s :oo-Bonanza 3: 6:lJOBewltched 3. UNIVERSAL GYM DEMONSTRATED - Gil Price, Sliipper Johnson (out of camera view) and Tooy Sena, Akron, demonstrate the many stations available for exercising on th e center's universal gym. Appearance will not be long one HYDEN, Ky. (UPI) People who expect a lengthy public appearan ce from President Nixon dw-ing his visit this weekend are in for a disappointment. Nixon, who is making his first public speech since his resignation, will appear briefly al an airport rally Saturday ill London, Ky., and then be closeted from the (XIblic at Hyden's only motel Saturday night . A brief parade is set for SWlday before his dedication speech of a recreational com plex in the mountain commun ity . Immediat ely following the speech , Nixon will depart for San Clemente, Calif. Leslie County Judge C. Allen Mun cy, who has overseen most of the details for the visit. makes no apologie s for the la ck of public access to the former president . "ThiS is an affair for the people of this roWlty and the people of the 5th 1Congressional ) District," said Leslie County Judg e C. Allen MWlcy, who has overseen most of !he details for the visit. " Aller all, the focus is the outstanding recreational complex we are dedicating." Nearly a thousand requests for press credentials to rover the speech have been made from all ove r the United States and several focei gn countrie s. The credentials SQUAD RUNS Th e Middl e p o rt Emergency Squad answered two calls Thursday and two early this morning. At U3 p. m. Thursday Jason Coffee, 4, 211 Elm Street , was tak en to Pleasant Valley Hospital and al 3:49 p. m. the squad was called to the Church of God in Chesl er for Kevin Spaun who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 12:45 a. m. this morning Virginia Pierce, Elm Street, was taken to Pleasant Valley and at 2:35 a. m. the squad was called to the scene of an accident near the Cen ified Gas Station in Pomeroy and transported Bill Slack to Veterans Memorial Hospital. By DALE ROTH.GEB The pubiic is invited to attend open house activities from I lo 5 p.m. Sunday in what may be the fmest health spa facili ties in Southeastern Ohio. The ~tness Center , Health Spa, 417 Second Ave .,' Gallipolis, following Sunday's open howe , will begin daily operation s Monday. The city 's newest health facility is operated by Dean and Gay Circle. It is housed in lhe building formerly used by Thal er Ford Sales . The stru cture is leased from Thaler·Eachw-Thaler and re pre sents a $120,000 investment. The new Fitness Center, Hea lt h Spa is a totally · modern equipp ed facility featurin g the latest universal dynamic resistance exercise equipm ent, steam, sa una inhalation room, whirlpool, sol arium, nutrition food bar and other programs vital to a healthy body. According to Dean Circle, expert instruction will be ollered to satisfy customers' goals for weight Joss, weight gain, body maintenance , increased strength or relaxation of everyday tensions . There will be seven fulllime-parttime women instructors and four fuUtimeparttime men instructors. Miss Jane Circle, a trained beauty consultant, will offer skin care beauty clinics. She was trained by Luzier Skin Care in Chicago. During the open house Sunday, employees will give guided tours , eq uipme nt demonstrations and consultation ·about available prog rams . A karate demonstration is .slated at 3 p.m. along with free lessons on se lf-defense. Operating hours wilt be from8 a.m. to 6:30p.m. daily for women and 6:30 to 10 p.m. women. The center will offer a monthly rent.al service for its 66 lockers or free use on a da ily basis. Rentallowets will also be available. Velerans Memorial Hospital Admissions- Hiley Pigott , Long Bottom; Catherine Roach, Middlei>ort ; Mayne Mannin g, Racine, Steven Dale, l<lng Bottom. Discharges Mary Derenberger, Wilbur Hood, Dora Pierce , l<lra Cleland, Norman Lehew and Edith .Belzing. r---r.vrooMProri;o:o~--1 II1 OPTOMETRIST ,_ OFF ICE HOURS : 9:30 lo 12 , 2 to s (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT =-~.!2!'.!!2.!; ...... ___________ j Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is may be as hard to come by as tickets foc the speech. "This I can say for SW'e," said Muncy. "There wcin 't be any interviews with the presidentloc anybody ." Originally, estimates of the crowd foc the dedication were put at 50,000 . Bu t when word got out about potentia l traffic problems and the fact Nixon will be speaking to a selected group of only 2,500 inside a high school gymnasium , !be estima tes dwindled to a point where stale police say only o,OOO may attend. DAIRY ISLE SPECIAL JULY 1·7 FROZEN DAIRY DESSERT Pints, Quarls, 112 Gal. 10% OFF gg~ LONG DOG & FRIES SONNEY BURGER & FRIES t159 Wilh Med. Pepsi 1 Free Cartoon Glass .'!~.dany -.- --+-A 1sIe i;j Lightning blamed in Locust & 4111 Sf. boat fire BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala . (UP! ) - Ughtning struck a 50,000-gaUon oil storage tank Thursday night and touched off a fire th a t destroyed a shrimp boat and a hardware store and for ced the evacuation of nearly onethird of the residents of this fishing villa ge of 3,000. " It was a big ball of fir e," said Tensie Johnson , who lives across the picturesque bayou from !he the Standard Oil Dock where the fire raged for about three ho urs. "You can see il from anywhere 111 town ." The fire was brought under control after dozens of gallon s of foam w11e pumped m the flames. ~orn e 1,000 res id ents wer e evacuated from their homes but were later allowed to retw-n as the threa t of another explosion diminished . Civil defense officials said six of the 50,000-gallon storage tanks were burning as !he fire spread fr om the tank struck by lightning. A shrimp boat berthed near the tanks burst Into names and sank and a marine hardware store wa s destroyed by the fire. There were no injw-ies. Bayou .La Batre is located 15 miles southwest of Mobile. for men . On Sunday, men can work out from I to 3 p.m. while 3-0 p.m. has been set for the r ~92 - 5248 Middleport 0 . .w. wll be dfneil \MON. & TUES., JUlY 3 6t 4) • announc1ng: lor the holithly! OUR HIGHEST INTEREST RATE EVER • .• 8 PK PLUS DEPOSIT GROUND 3 LBS. OR BEEF MORE ta.99C BUNS •ICE ' •CHARCOAL •BARBECUE SAUCE NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED MIDDLEPORT, POMEROY, SYRACUSE HOTDOG DR HAMBURGER PHONE ----PICNIC GOODS---- .,~ l. .1; 7-The llaUv Sentinel. Mlddl~nort-Pomeroy,O.,.Frlday, Jme 30, 197: "Jeanne Eagels" J; Movie " Stor~ of a Woman " .t; CARDINAL t:<::> :o.kilf'l TUPPERS . PI .AIN5-Miss Pa m Bowers, bride-elect uf Jim Alley, was honored with a bridal shower on J une 22 at the home uf her parents . Hostesses were Tam Bearhs and Sarah Wells . 1\ pink and while color scheme wa~ tarried out in the decorations. The cake, baked by Mrs. Nancy Rmt>h. was insr ribcd "Jim and Pam ." Ga mes we re played with pmes going to Phyllis BearliS, Joy Sauters, Suzy Carpenter, and Mary Stover. Ot her gue:;t.s were Linda Wibon , Charlotte and Julee Wolfe, Libby Sayre, Anna Alley , Candy Milhone , Bun111e Milhone, Jane Wickersham , J oyce and Sherry Sauters, MHrie Pruhert, Pally and Paula f.1fe , Connie IU.nki n, Patsy f. audermilt, Ada Howe. Sherry Stuver, Barbara Sarson. Stella Sarson, and Mary Bowers. Send ing gi fL> were Mrs. Belly Carpen ter . Sherry and Chris, IA!ola Massa r, Donna Hunt, Pal Shnvers , Dolly WOJ I!e, Sandra. Marcy. and SunJ a Hit! , Kay Proffit, Arlene Ruwt>, Linda r.uncc, Terri Pullins, Huth Ann Sc&rbruugh, Ja cki e Gadd is, l;:onne Babcock, .l uscphme t Hur ry ! Summer St.lilmpede Sale oller end ~ July 28, 1978. Limited lu ava ilable Inventor y. ~ IIOYIWft"UIIEY-RM. . . . Bridal shower honors Miss Pam Bowers huuuring their sun, Keu · AI " Old Genheimer Farm " 1n Mei_gs Counly Monday, July lrd, Slarling al 7:00P. M. The concert will fealure lhe a slounding Froc -Morton wilh special guests " Bamboo " from Columbus and introducing " Skyrock" . Jus! lake Rl . 33 loward Alhens and follow lhe arrows : S2 .SO a head , children under 10 fre e, SOc parking feP . on a IK>Pu lar and provrn MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Ma in St . MI CHAEL MAY RECEIVES DEGREE Michael B. May, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bruce May, Rutland , re ceived hi s bachelor of science degree in petroleum engineering from Marietta College. He was named to the college dean's list all lour years and Is a member of PI Eps lton Tau . petroleum honorary . May Is residing at LaFayette, La., where he Is employ ed as a petroleum engineer by Tenneco. with pink and blue booties . Used to (he front of the gill lable was a bassinet with a salin and lace skirt and a sa lin quilled lining. The do•Jr prize wa~ won by Mrs . Mi chael Evans. Garnes prizes went to Merle Evans, Effie Hauber, Melinda Dailey and Shartee Evans. Others attending th e shower were Mrs. Otis Ba iley, Mrs. Gene Carpenter, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY JAM an .\1f xf, La1,1.n Trart(Jr Wuh h 1 ·ft~ k hp Hrtlo(i! .. & Str:HLIJ!l ''n[o{ln t! a nd fl·!"' JJCE:d in-lint "hlfttn~. th t• .\1 F k5 1s a l(reat timl' and w11 rk ~au•r \\'nil' ~r,· ~l rxlular Mn"' f' r Nicki Van Meter . honored with shower POR-TLAND--Nick ! Van Meter Wilson was honored willt layette shower recently at the Portland Elementary Schue!. Hosting the shower were her sis te rs, Mrs. Lawrence IJearll Theiss and Mrs. Ted {Linda ! Bai ley. A pink and blue color scheme was carried uul in tile decorations The refreshment tabl e featured a large white stork, a vase uf swrune r nuwers. onda cake decorate'!! make a few slashes 1n the but· lom of a !oil pie pan and put this over the sa uce pan. The slits let the steam out and kee ps the sauce fro m splashing all uver the stove. Abu I put " pi nch uf baking soda in the sauce to cut down un the acid. -RITA DEAR POLLY - Seve ral ycCJ rs ago I was crocheting a navy. blue cape fur a Christmas g1fl and the color would come olllhe yarn ontu my hands. The manager of a yarn shop gave me the solution: wash il in my au tomatic washer with one quart of while vinegar ~dded to the water. This permanently sets the color. The friend I made the capt! for is still wearing it and I have rep<!aled this melh<.<l on fabrics !rum synthetics to cott on. It has al ways worked for me . - HELEN Polly will send you one of he r s ign ed tha nk -yo u newspaper cuupon di pp<! rs if she uses yo ur fa vor tte Pointer. Peeve or Problem 111 her column. Write POLLY 'S POINTERS Ill care of ltns ttasser·Ferauson ·..":"· ' ·I will be Mr. and Mrs . Harold Norris. Mrs. Pal Philson, Mrs . Cogar, Mrs . Pat Shackles, Mrs. Pat Thuma , Mrs. Pally Woodyard , Mrs. Shirley Gibbs, Mrs. Mary Kesterson, and Mrs. Merle Johnson . Helpers will be Cathy Coates, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Hudson, Thomas Werry , Tom Mankin , Pally Parker , Carolyn King, and Pam Huffman . Overnights have been planned fo" Wednesday and Thursday with the Browmes to stay in the lodge and the jWliors and ca delles lu camp at their unit location. Emphasll; of the week will be on camp skills, crafts and hiking. Polly Cramer cu mu la ting The Best Selling Tradition of the II' POLLY"$ POINTERS Help for ... ·~---,.---------··------..-.------------ •NAPKINS •PAPER QJPS •PAPER PLATES •ETC. 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTtNEL BETWEEN I AM and 5 PM •$JIIIItbntioe ~~ lleqwirod fot ~ owol E...,. ___.~--- __...--:., MEIGS BRANCH 1liE ATIIENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 216 W. Main St., Pomeroy , 0 . Richard E. Jones . Mgr. I '192-6655 ' I 1 I �• Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., F'r~d•y, June :W, I· MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE John F. Fulh, Mgr. Ph. "2·2101 Pomeroy TR INITY CHURCH Rev . W H Perr in pas tor, 8ob Buck S\Jnday school supt Church School' 9· 15 a .m worst·up serYtCe . 10 30om ChoH rehearsal . Tuesday 7 30 p .m . under dtre<tton of Alice Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE · Corner Unton and Mulberry, Rev . Clyde V Htmder son . pastor Sunddy !>Chool 9 ~ a m Gl1m McClung sup! . morn ing worship , 10 30 o.m , e"entng serv tce , 7·30. mtd week servtce, W&dnesdoy , 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAl The Re' Rober1 Graves rector , Servtce 11 am . Sunday sc hool Wtlh Dole Dutton an d Rome Willtomson . loy leders , assisting the raclot POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIS I 212 W. Mo•n StJohn McArthur pastor, 8tble sc hool. 9 30 o .m . morning worship , 10 30 om , Youth meeting!; 6 30 p m even tng worshtp 7 .30 Wednesday n~ght proye• meeting and Btble study , 7 30 p.m THE SAlVATION ARMY liS Pomeroy En~;oy and Mr 'ii. Roy W1nmg oflteer~ m charge Sunday hol1ne~s mee ttng , 10 am . Sunday School 10·30 o m Sunday school leader VPSM Elo1'!ie Adom'ii 7 p m sal'o'OtiQn meeling V0riOU5 speakers and mustc speools 7 30 p.m Thursday 10 o rn to 2 p m Lod ie!; Home league all women invited 7 30 p m prayer meetmg and B1ble :. tudy Bob Estep , leade• Rev Noel Hermon tsocher BURliNGTON SOUIHERN BAP liST CHAPEl Route I Shade Pasta• Bobby Elk •ns Sunday school 5 p m Sunday warsh1p 5·45 p m Wudne!> doy prayer ser vice 7 30p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH Of CHRIST 200 W M01n St , Jerry Paul , m1n •ste r ph one ~'l · 7b61J Conservative non Instrumental Sunday worsh •p 10 o m S1ble stu dy , II om worship b p m Wednesday B•ble study , 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISIIAN CHURC H Rev Rolph Sm.th pa!.lo r Sunday school q 30 o m Mrs Wor ley Fran c•s 5upennten dent Preachmg ser ... •ces IHI & th11d Sunday!> follow in g Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preach1ng 9 30 o.m hn;t and se cond Sundays of each month th11 d and fourth Sundays ea ch month worsh1p serv1ce ol 7 30 p m Wednesday evemn gs at 7 30 Prayer and B1ble Study SEVE NTH - DAY AD V ENTI ST Mulberry He1ghh Rood Pomeroy Po·a or Albe rt Dttte s Sabbath School Supenntendent , Claro M cintyre Sabbath School Sotur doy olrernoor1 of 2 00 wtth Wor sh1p Serv•ce l ollow•ng at 3 15 RUilAND FIRS! BAPIISI (HUfKH Sr~ter Horr re t t Worner Sup! Sunday School rnor nmg w onh rp 9 j(l o m 10 45 om TH~ HILAND c; HAPH George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 a .m .. e"'erung worsh1p 7 30 Thursd ay e'llenmg prayer !>ervrce 7 .30 p m. POMEROY FIR S! BAPTIS T Do vtd Mann , m1n1ster Wilham Watson Sunday ~chool supt Sun day school 9 30 o m morn1ng worsh1p tO 30 am FIRST SOUT HERN BAPTIS T 1B1 Mulberry A ve . Pomeroy . Poul J Whtle , Pastor Gary Basham Sun· day school su p! Sunday school mornmg w orship 9 30 am . 10.30 even1ng worshtp () 30 p m M•dwe~ k prayer ser v1ce 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CE NTER DeJte r Rd . longsv•lle Oh•o Rev Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday School 11 o m Satu rday preoch1ng ~erv1ces 7 30 p m Wed ne~doy evenrng Brble study o17 30p.m FAITH TABERNACU CHURCH Ba• ley Run Rood Rev Emmell Rowson , pastor Handley Du nn supt Sunday Hhool 10 a m Sun day evemng serv•ce 7 30 Brble reachmg 7 30 p m Thursdoy DVESVILLE CO MMUNilY CHURCH Roger C turner pmtor Sunrh ....chao I 9 30 a m Sunday morr• nn worshtp 10 30 Sunday ever tq ervrce . 7 30 MtDOLEPOR l MT MOR IAH BAPTIST Corner Fou11h and Mo1n Mtdd leport Rev Henry Key Jr po~tor Sun day Schoo l 9 30 o m Mrs t:r vrn Bau mgardner wpt Mormng worshrp 10 .45 a m MIDDlEPORT CHUR CH Of CHRIST IN CHRISII AN UNION lawren ~e Manley pastor M1~ Rus~e ll Yaung Sunday !:.chool Sup! Sunday School q 30 o m Evemng w arsh1p 7 30 Wed ne~ doy praye r meelmg 7 30 p m M I MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Roc• ne Rou te 2 the Re 'll Jome~ M . Muncy pa stor ,Sund ay school 9 45 om morntng w orsh1p 11 a .m , e"enr ng worsh•p 7 JO Prayer meehng I ue~doy 7 30 p .m .. Young people ~ mee11ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORI f iRS! BAPIIST Corner Stxt h and Pa lmer the Rev K1rby 0•\er pa stor Rober! Porker sup4H intendent Sunday WMPO Rod1o program 7 .( 5 o m Sunday School q IS o m Morn .ngWorsh rp 10 15om Youth oc ttvt ltes and fellaw!>hip f or 1umor and semor h1gh students , 6 p m Sunday even•ng wo r!>hlp 7 30 p m Mid weelo. pr oyer 'iierv•Ce:!"! Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH Of CHRIST . M•d dleport , 5th and Mom George Glare mm1ster M1ke Gerl ach supermte ndent t erry Yonlo.ey youth mrn t~ te 1 8thle school Q 30 am , mo rnmg worshrp 10 30 Qm 8'119mng worshtp 7 30 prayer serv1ce 7 p rn Wadnes Bu tternut Ave RUTLAND CHURCH Ot GOO Rev Bobby Parler pastor Sun doy school 10 a rn Sunday war ship 11 a m Sunday eventng serv•ce 7 p m .. Wednesday Foml· tv Troung Hour . 7 p .m .Wednesdoy worsh•p UJr'llice 7·30 p m HAZEl CO MMUN ITY CHURCH . NecJ r long Bo ttom Ed5el Hart . pastor Svndoy school . 10 o .m . Churc h , 7 30 p .m .. prayer meeting. 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAl , Th~rd Ave .. the ~e Y Wtlltom Kn1t · tel. pastor Ronald Dug an Sun· day Schoo l Sup ! Classes lor all ages . even •ng serv1ce 7 30 Btble study Wednesday 7 30 p.m .. youth servtces Fq doy 7 30 p m MIDOl !PORT FREEWil l BAP TIST Co1ner Ash ond Plum . Noel Herrman pastor Saturday e'llen · 1ng ser'111Ce 7 30 p ,m Sunday School. 10 30 o. rn MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURC H Robert T Bu mgorne• D1rector POMEROY ClUSTER Rev James Corbtll POMEROY wo rsh •p ser . . •ce. 9 15 a m Sunday school 10 30 o m J<ev Ro bert McGee mm1ster ~NTERPRISE Wor ~h •p Q a m Church School 10 o m J.!OCK SPRINGS Worsh •p 10 om Chu rch School 9 I 5o m UMY F 6 30p m FLATWOOD S Wor5hip 11 a m Church School I 0 a m MIDOl!PORT ClUSTER Re v Robert Bumga rner HEATH Robert Bumgarner Pastor . Worsh1 p 10 30 a .m Church School 9 30 a m UM VF 0 pm Rutland · Solem Center Char ge RUTLAND Wilbur Hdt Po~t or Worsh1p 10 30 a m Ch1.1rch School 9 JOe m )ALEM GNTER Churc h School 9 45 a rn wo1 !>htp 9 o m SYRACUSE CLUSIER Rev Harvey Koch Jr ASBURY Worsh1p II o m Chu rch School 9 50 o rn UMW f, rs t Tuesday B1ble Study Thurs doy MIDDLEPORI CHURCH OF I Hl NAZARENt ~e v J1m Broome pastor M rs Mar y l athey 5vndoy school su p! Sunday ~ c hao\ 9 30 a m morn 1ng wor sht p 10 30 a m Sunday evan ge ltsllc meet•ng, 7 00 p m Prayer mee11119 Wednesday 7 30 p m UNIHD PRESB YTERIAN MINI ST RY OF MEIGS COUNTY Owtght l Zovrll , d•rector HARRISON V Il L ~ P~ ES 8 YTERIAN , Rev Er nest Str •cklin pastor Sundoy church school 9 30 o .m . Mt s Homer Lee su pt morn•ng worsh1p 10:30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday school 9 30 a m , Richard Vaughan supt Mormn g worshtp 10 30. SYRACUSE . Morn1119 wor sh•p q a .m , Sunday school 10om Mr .. Sampson Hall , supl 7 30 p m fORl:ST RUN Worsh •p 9 om ;.:hvrch School I 0 o m MINERSVILLE Worsh1p 10 om Church School9 o m SYRACUSE Ch ur ch School q 00 a m Worsh1p serv1ce 7 30 p. m SOUTHERN ClUSTER Re v Oov1d Hom~ Cluster Leader Rev Steven W•lson Florence Sm1th Hil ton Wolle & LOHSE PHARMACY Wo Fill Doctors• Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy q 30 om - ~ KERMIT' S KORNER Pomeroy, Ohio These Messages Complete Automotive Service Locust& INch I Auction C. II Tht Rill McCoy) I. O. IMicl McCoy Of Our Religious Heritage Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: 4'7'' _J<- c-, ' f RANK UN': Pomeroy, Oh1o FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homelile Saws Chester Ph. 915·3308 Chesler St. Rl. 7 N POMEROt RIDENOUR SUPPLY Ray Riggs CD ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL Whirlpool CAPJ.'AIN EASY FOR OPENER5 .. LET'S TALK ABOUT YOU R U~ClE '~ PLANS FOR THE COMPANY.,.~O DOLJST YOU' VE EVEBAl.l.ED OUR UPSTAIRSLARE _:. ---- MER6ER MREEMENH 'IOU GREAT: ... YOU ., WANT EVIDEN CF lLL 61VC' IT T'YA • YOU' D B~ TTER KNOV. WHAT YOU'RE TAL A BOU T 6C'F ORE START FLII461N6 AROUN D SUC H C ~AZY ACCUSAT IONS: MURDI:R MY UNClE ~ : .. ARE YOU OUT OF ¥OUR MII>JD; HIM· JD ""''··•SELF BE KICKED UNCLE TY LET KIDD IN G ~ IT I?M BY I T~M' APPLIANCE II Slits-servjc,.Accossorlts 220 E. Main Sf. Ph. 94'-'130 RACINE FOOD MARKET SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS The Store With A HNrl Racine Ph. 949·2626 282 W. Mllin 510 N. 2nd 992·9962 992· 3451 Mllrkets Midway Market Bob's Market DIDN'T SAY THA'T! HE TAINLY G lAD 1-<E SPA'T US OU'T! 2 Convenient I NAW , 600'NESS, I'M CER- SAID I'T! Nationwide Ins . Co. of Columbus, 0. 804 W. Mllln 992-2311 Pomeroy Pomeroy "2·2512 Mllson 771·5721 Home Sales & Athens County & Loan Co. 216 E. Mllin 7·1 DOUG'S MA.RINE & SERVICE Flit\ httght "' ' ·" ' \ lt ggt•\ 1 olll olti o n l'flll,l 'IOH \ •utd dt•d il".llt •d tcJ.tdt\t tu ·l~ pot't1e .KTidcnt Boats . -1 11 \pm·d de.sttn ~· that o m · o f tht' ~ t.lll :t..ts of " of Ora f(J/Iu••' (;.,rf, \ttfh rn ojltJ),.,..,,, Mercu ry ·\m t•n<·, a" rn Th11t'. Tlw dnll·t·h• ·' '" tht• l ' 1111l'd St.llt'' .md \..111ad.J. .u1 d 111 .dlltlwrty- lm l tl.l{ land-.. hl'ltt•H· that ln•t•dom Insurance SeiVices h,,, ~OO P. OUI AN[., N Ot<IAN , lf."YitJ ' 10 sr~ Al :..,. 1~ ( 1 r,I ••f· l· ftlCI,l AWF-UL hAC!: GlT IJLQti.JCr 216 S.. second ' Ptllht,tl root' Pomeroy 992·3325 ·\nd tht · fttl u rt· w1ll .dwd \ ., u ·q nm · f: uth .1 11d h.m.l tlw p. n:nt•l\lup of Cod .md wnrk Ct•lp hr.th• \1uufrllf \l rrru/o/1/ \r t' ~I 1 ~ - ih \1f' \ 1 11 2/l- .!2 If• !:! I~ .!.'J lll• ' ' fh l lf \\ .·rlw ·,dfltl \I fI .!:! Jll .! Ll2 11\,tt\ 1 fn•t•donl w 1th m ~·ttmd.tv! l'lnH,tfmt \r I 1 21;! J 1 .~ h ul11t1 ldl 21 I 2~ Don Thompson Ford, Inc. 461 S. >;,rd. Middleport 992 -2191 ,,, '-r ll fflllillll 2~ M4 fr 1end has qone 1nto : W1th thev;ate~ on Is 1n bad; of t he seat' Back so soon? Didn't thet.) the store t o qet some' h1s br a1r1 ~ he could make 1t to. Phoen1 f ~ have I 2': , ... ...... , A Attend The Church Of Your Choice STATE FARM INSURANCE This Sunday 'l• lf•"o S. Third Mlddltpc>rl Ph. "2·7155 Ken Gnwer Photography Let us caplure lhe slory of your Wedding . 915·4155 ChHitr. OhiO 45720 PIZZA SHACK S.kers of Good Bread "-''-e MARK V STORE Middleport Eolln or Carry Out 126 E. Mltin FIRE & SAF(TY Equipment Sales·Sirvice Fire Extinguishers . Fire Dtpl. Equip. Rutland 742-2777 YOUNG'S CARPETING F.. turing Deep Slum - - - - - ---· -· ----WHf'T .A~: YO~ P5'< "01< "c r-,E:Gp-1\ "0 : 'TWo NAVE ,T::! T'<L~T YOU ' [Y.)'o'o~ -c o :JC IIU#OREtJ 13/?ANf),l MR.. WRIG>'T? WELLS 10E.A'J5 "'8C \11,;::;;. VY ~-"DO ... A\:; "D M:: ... "O _;:---A- "fl.E OO"'NA WC L5 ' 'LM >u ooo;~: L. ~/'ZJNG c,_"' ="'-~ -A NDS '<v --= · I\ \ ,•,AR'-it\1 2 •:.._. \\';( ,\ ~ . s- -..1 ;.'1\,I VOI -?.V ~ 5""Ar...:: '/::_ ;::( ! n::::;o--,or---t0FiU~ ,.,::L-5 /2v. ' · ;:c< :: .-· '/ :;,::.., /4\ 'y '/ ~< = ' . ·~ ~~ _;._, "< . E•lnclion "2-2206 or 992-7630 Rl . l, Pomeroy 992-6304 '.\5-5' ; . ~ yl : .:.- -='/J.\ .~ P~s1 o r Duane Sydensln cke r John Doug los AssoC10tes JOPPA Worsh1p 10 am Church School 9 o.m Prayer Meettng Wednesday B p m CHE STER Worsh1p q om Ch urch SchooiiO o .m LONG BOTTOM Worsh tp 7 30 p m (huiCh Schoo\ 9 30 o ALFRED Worsh1 p 7 30 p m Church Sc hool 9 30 o rn Sl PAUL Worsh•p II om Church Schoo19 30 o m RHD SVIllE Sunday !:.choa19 30 am Worsh•p 7 30 p m. fo'1oye1 Meenng 7 30 p m I ue\doy VI!!>I IOiton7 30 p m 1~1 lhur5day Sll VER RIDGt Worshtp 10 o m Church Schoo19 o .m TUPPERS PlAINS Wor!>hlp q om Chur chSc hooi iOom KENO CHURCH Of CHRIS! George Freder1 ck wpt Ser'II ICe weekly 9 30 o m on Sunday Preochmg l11 !>l and 1h1r d Sundays of month by (l dlord Smt ih 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISIIAN UNION Re"' Ke 11h tblm pasto r Sunday School ct 30 om Leon01d Gdmore hu t elder even rn g ~er v1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesd ay prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ra c.ne Houle 2 The Rev Charl es Hand po~1 01 Sunday !>Chool 9 <45 a m mornrng worshtp 1I a m hentng se rv•c es t uesdoy and Fr•doy 730pm BEARWALlOW ~lOG! CHURCH OF CHRI Sr Duane Worden , mm•s ter B,ble cl o s~ 9 30 om morntng worshtp 10 30 am evenmg warsh•p e JO p m Wednesday B•ble study 6 JO p m KfNO CHURCH Of CH RI ST George fredertck supt Sunday morn.ng serv1Ce , 9 J0 a m w1 th pr each.ng on t. rs t and th.rd Sun· day of month by George P•ckens N~W SIIVUSVILlE COMMUNI· TY Chur ch Sunday School nr · vrce q 45 a rn ., Worsh ip serv11. e 10 30 hongel1st•c Se rll tce 7 JO p m Wednesday Prayer meellng 7 30 ZION CHURCH Of CHR IST Pomeroy Hornson ... tlle Rd Don Ken nedy pa sto r lh ll McElroy Sunday ~~hool ~upt Sunday school q 30 o m morn1ng wor ~ h1p and co mmu n1on I 0 JO o m !>undoy evenmg youlh (hrtsltOI1 t ndeo vo r 6 p m , wor,h•p se1 v1te 7 p rn W ednesd9~ even1 •.g prayer rnef't mg and &1ble study ? p m ;; JOHN LUTHERAN CH URCH P•ne t.r o ... e The Re v W1 lham M 1ddlesworth Po~tor Ch ur ch ~Pr v • r e~ q )() o m ~unday )< lroul IU 11 Cl m t!kAO!SU RV l HUH ( H Ot(1-HI I>I M• Oonold Ho ley pastor r , o11t.. c;:.1~ ', w~ r tlLONE , H' (.; M ~ER E" QN EIIHEI'< ltJ " 'tlh l.nth 111 th<' p1mid••11e<· "' Cod . GrocerluGeneral Merchondlse Rac1ne 949-2550 Sales & Service u 4t ( f\ ' .r -"' 1r ., 8U I SHf'~ ~~ (.. T r.tJ ORDINARY .,.., r.,.~ M C.tJ S IIUCI' S. . 5Ht':;:, f!Ul HI !".( BEl t~ ' P. WITCH SCARES IAE, AI~N lE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. TII F STI\ JP E~ Tlw\' l t 'ttltmlu, o f ft t!TtlW:>~ , t t d d un ~ atTo-.;~ t lw pl.t 111, \1 .m t o 1lang ~t'.t:>~llll .lftt' r '>t'ao.,olt ('an 111~ .a 11.1tion out ol wildt•l'llt'S!'I . WAID CROSS SONS STORE '=> URI- Dtut1 Tractors, New Holland Farm Mllchlnery Ave . 9925101 \ It{! 214 E. Mltin 992·5110 Pomeroy WILKINSON Small Engines Tractor Sales, Inc• Il l\ lltt ,.., .u ldt t".,,t'd . Sl1rcrall Pleasure & Fls,hlrla (!)orcas ) Wa1sh •P Chu rc h School 10 30 om ( ARMtl Chru(h School 9 30 o m Worsh1p I 0 30 o m 7nd and 4th Sunday s APPLE GROVi: Sunday School q 30 a m Wors h•p 7 30 p m ht and 3rd Sundays flrayet meet1ng Wedne5doy 7 30 p m Fellawshtp supper fu~t Saturday 0 p m UMW 2nd 1ue!.doy 7 30 p m EAS T LETART Chruch 3chool q om Wor~htp serv1Ce 10 am Prayer meettng 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW i1r '!i l 1ue~doy 730pm ~ACINE WESLEYAN Sunday Hhool 10om wor5h•p 11 om Cho11 proci!C e Thu rsday. 6 p m . lt 1ART FALLS Church School 10 a m Worshtp ser .... ic e, q am M ORNI NG STAR Woahtp 9 30 om Church School 10 30 om Mtd We~ )ervrce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEl Worshp II a.m Church Schoo19 30om PORTLAND W o r~htp 7 30 p .m Churc h School q 30 o m SUlTON Church School 9 30 a m Wor!>hip h;t and 3rd Sund ay!> 1030 a m NORIH!AST ClUSIER Rev R1chard Thomas Midditporl Mill Sl. EWS & SONS SOHIO RIGGS USED CARS, INC. As5ot~otes ~ETHANV Church & Office Suppllos GIHS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ~undoy ~chool 9 30 o m war sh•p serviCe 10 30 am Sunday se rvtces 7 p m youth gro up. Wed nesday 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTI ST Rev l:arl )h uler pastor . Sunday .chool II JO o rn ( hvrch serviCe 7 p .m youth meet•ng b p .m Tuesday B• ble Study , 1 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THf NAZARENE Rev . John A . Coif · man pO'iilor Fronkhn Imboden cho.,mon of lhe Board of Chr ts· 110n l •te Sunday School q 30 om mornmg wOr!>hip 10 30 ~undo y evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m Proye• meehng Wednes day 7 30 p .m RACINt FIRST 6APTIS1 Don l Wa lker Po\ tor Rann•e Sol~er , Sunday school supt Sunday Hhool 9 30 a m morn•ng wor · sh1 p 10 40 om Sunday even •ng wouh1p . 7 30 Wednesday even · 111 9 81ble study 7 30 DAN VIllE WESlEYAN Re ' H D. Brown . pa slor Sunday Sc hool . 9 JO o m . m01 n1ng worsh•p 10 45 youth serv1ce 6 4-S p m eventng worsh1 p, 7 30 p m prayer and pro1 se. Wednesday 7 30p m )ll VER RUN FREE BAP Tl!t T Re v Marvrn Mork m pastor Steva L1t Ill!! Sunday ~chool sup! Sunday ~chao! 10 o m marntng wor sh1p, II o m Sunday even1ng worshtp 7 30 Prayer meet•ng and Btble study Thur!>doy 7 30 p m youfh serv•ce 6 p m Sun day CHESTER CHUHCH OF COD lfev Donny R. Coo~ rasror )un day .,, hool q 30 u n worsh•p se• . .. I · II am ev • , .ng serv1te 7 00 youth u:rvrce Wed11esday 700pm LANG) VIll t CHR IST IAN <.; HURCH Robert Muuer po~tor Sunday school. q 30 o m Roy S1gman . sUp! rnornrng worshtp 10·30 Sunday even •ng ser vtce 7 JO m1d· week ,.,,,ce Wednes day 7 p m >YHACUS! CHUHCH Of THE 'IAZAHENt flev . Dole Ban 'lOst or Bob Moore Sunday chool supt Sunday Hhool , q 30 m mormng w on h1p 10 o! S m evongelrsl•c 'eroltCe 7 p m lod nosday !terv•ces prayer nd p1o•~e 7 p rn No.~:o rane outh 7 p m Dady prayer nee' '"9 8 30 am Men s prayer meetmg SolufdOy 7 p m tDtN UNITED BHt I HH~N tN CHRI ST . tlde n H llloke pasto r Sunday School 10 am Ho ward Mr(oy su p! Mornmg \9 1 rnon 11 a m Sunday ntght ierv1ces ( h• •s hon tndeovo r I J0 p rn ~011q ~e r v l(e ij p ll'l 1-' teO t l l !l •(l ~ 30 p m M•dweek Prayer meet •ng , Wednesday 7 p m Hov Adams loy leader CHURCH OF JESU> CHRI;T located at Rulland on New ltm o Rood next to Fo rest Acre Po1k Rev Roy Rou!e , po'iito• Robert Mu,ser Sunday School supt !:.un · day ~ choa l 10 30 am wot~h•p 7 30 p m Bible Study Wed ne~ day 7 30 p m . So lur day ntghf prayer serv1ce. 7 30 p .m HlMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Roge1 Watson , pasto1 . Kenneth flyer Sunday school sup! M"lrn rng worsh1p q 30 o m !:.vn doyschaol, 10 30 o m ever11ng ~erv t<e , 7 30 Wednesday B1bl e !:ltudy 7 30 p m . MT UNION BAfo'TIST Don Wd5 on Sunday school ~upennlen d ent. Sunday H hool Q 45 om evemng wo r ~ h1p 7 30 p m Prayer meettng 7 30 p rn Wadmn.doy TUPPERS PlAINS CHRIIIIAN CHURCH l:ugene Unde1wood pastor Howo1d Ca ldwell Jr . lun day X hool Sup t Sunday )chool <,l 30 am Mor mng !>er mon 10 30 am ~undoy even u1g servtce . 7 p m UlART FA l l~ UNII t O IIHlTHREN Hev Freeland N ar~~s po~lo• Floyd Norn~ !I up! )undoy ~chool 9 30 om . morn1ng !>ttl man 10 30 am Praye r ~ervtce Wedne!.doy 7 30 p m CHfSTER CHURCH Of IHI NAZARENt Ri!'ll Herbert Craie pas tor Wonh1p serv1 t e II o m lunday and 7 30 p m Sunday !:.chool 9 30om ~•chord Bo•t on supt flroy~r meetmg Wedne~ doy730pm B~,O,DFOHD CHURCH Of CHRI!:I1 Gobrrel M1 1.. po!tt or ~~ ble Sunday )chool <,l 30 o m mar nrng church 10 30 o m )unday evemng urrvtce 7 00 p m Wedne~dor semce 7 30 p m lAUHH CliFf FNH MHHODISI p<u ~CH H« Floyd I ;hook pastor Lloyd Wn gtn Sunday Xhool ~up! M orn •ng W o r~h1p q JO o m Sunday !tchool 10 10 o m Wedne5doy Praye r and ble Study 7 JO p m ~undoy even •ng worsh•p 7 Xt p m Cho•r Pro t ttce Thursday 7 p m Dl XTfH CHUHCH Of CH R<!.T (holies Ruuell ~r rntr11~ r er lt1tk Macomber sup t ~unday Hhool 9 30 am . worsh1p ~e r w•C" I 0 30 a m 81ble )tudy l u1•!> day 7 J0pm RlOHGANillD CHU~ C H 01 JHU!:. CHR I!)l 0~ LAlaH OAY ~AINI~ . fo' on land Rocme Aood Wtll•om Rou5h po!ltor ltu!>,.ell fl:ot r ltfl rhvrd • )(hool D~tet t o r I .! C l1 1 a, , •ng worsh•p I 0 30 o.m )unday e'lle111ng se r vrce 7 p m Wednes · doy evenmg prayer ~erV"tCes 7 30 pm H ~IHLtHt:M BAPTI ST Rev Earl )hu ler , paslo J Wonh1p !>erv•ce 9 30 a .m Sunday school 10 30 a m 81ble Study and proyer ~er v1ce Thursday 7 30 p m (AI(lElON CHURCH. K1ng!tbury Hood Gory Kmg , pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m Rolph Carl . superi nten den t even1ng wOJ!>hlp 7 30 p m Prayer meellng Wed nesday 7 30 p.m . lONG BOITOM CHRISTIAN t!ru ce Sm .rh , postof Wa llace Damewood Supt B•ble School Preochmg ser ... ice , 9 30 o rn 10 45 o rn No even mg !ler..-•ce HYSlll RUN fRl! METHODIST CHURCH Re v Herbert A•hng , pastor Su 11day ~chool 9 30 o m Mo rn~ng ser v1ce. 10 30 0 rn , hongelt~llc ser ... rUt 7 30 p m . Prayer meet•ng Thu"doy , 7· 30 pm F~HDOM GOSPil MISSION ol Bold Knob Rev Lawrence G luesencom p Sr pastor Roger Wtllfo rd !)or Su nday school supt ~und er Hhool q 30 o evemng woc~htp 7 30 p rn Prayer rneet •ng Wedneidoy 7 30 p m Youth meehng, Sunday 5 JO p m wilh Dan and Martha Meadows m chocge WHITt S CHAPEl Coohl'llle RO Rev Roy Deeter , pmtor Sunday Hhool q 30 o m wonh•p service 10 )0 om Btble study and prayer ~ erme Wednesdoy 7 30 p ni RUTlAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST lolly Coleman pO!>tOr Co· Sun· day school supts .. Sam McK1nney and Herb Elltll Sunday school and colml'lun •on q 30 om Worsh•p ond co rnun•on 10 30 o m . ~UllAND COMMUN I TY CHUfKH Sunday School q ;JO am worShip !.er~ttce 11 a .m . Wednesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m you th servtces Sunday 7 p m Sunday night worship . 7·30. RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZAH~NE Rev lloyd 0 . Gnmm, Jr pD5lor ~undoy Hhool. q.30 a m wor sh1p serv1C&, I 0 30 a m 8r o od r..o~ r l1ve over WMPO young peo1 • ,. ~ set vice 7 p .m . ~VOJ • qo: li!i i! C s.er lfi Ce, 7 J0 p.m . 1/V~Jdne~day servtC& , 7 .JO p m . MASON COUNTY FIR; I )O UTHf~ N BAPTIST Ca•· r of Second and Anderson Mallon Past o r f.ronk l o wlher )ur~do y sc hoOl ~ 4!1 0 m war· ~ 11tp ~n r v rl~ I I om and 7 30 p r11 Wf!tffl.lJ' Btb le Study Ww lrre,doy 7 J0 p '" MA~ON ( HUNCH Of (HHt)T I• •e• 0 Box 487. Mtller St. . Mason . W Vo . Sunday B•ble Study 10 a m Wo1 sh1p 1\ am and 7 p m . Bib le Study Wedne~doy 7 p .m., Vocal rnus•c MAlON ASSEMBI Y OF GOD . Duddrng t one, Mason W Vo Chester Tennant , Po~tor Sund ay X hoot q 45 a m . Chtldren s Church 6 45 p .m . Young People s Serv•ce 6.4S p m . Evongeltsric ~erv-1ce 7 JO p m . Women ' ~ Mis · uonory Councr l 10 am l1 rst and thud Tue~doys Prayer and 81ble Study . Wedneido.,. . 7 30 p m HARTFOHO CHURCH OF CHRIST IN Ct-iR ISTIAN UNION . The Rev . William Campbell po51or Sunda.,. School 9 30 a rn . James Hughes , ~ upt e~;enmg se ~ v ice 7.30 p .m . Wednesday evening proyeJ meettng, 7 30 p.m . Youth prayer ~ervice each lussdoy FAIRVIEW BIBLE CH URCH l etart W Va . Rt. 1 Rev. Charles Horgro ... es pastor. Warshtp ser · v1ces . 9·30 o rn . Sunday school 11 o m , &v8n•ng worship , 7 30 p m 1 vesdoy coHoge prayer meettng and B tble study 9· 30 a.m . Worsh•P sef"VtC.e , Wednes day . 7 30p .m . CA LVARV BIBLE CHUACH . now loco ted 011 Pomeroy Pth County Rood 25 , near flotwood1 . Re v . 81o ckwood . pastor Se rv1ces on Sunder ot 10.30 o .m and 7 30 p.m . wt lh SundaWO" sc hool . 9 30 om . Biblg... study . W9dnet.doy . 7 30 p.m school <,l 30 a m . morn •ng wor !>htp . I 1 a m Sunday O'llenmg 5er v•ce . 7. 30 prayer meellll<j. Thurs doy 7 30 p m SYR ACUSE FIRS! CHURCH OF GOD No t Pente<os lol . Rev . George 01ler pastor Warsh1p serv1ce Sunday, q .(5 o m , Sun· doy school I 1 o m . worsh1p ser · vtce , 7 30 p m . Thu rsd ay pro~t r meeltng, 7.30 p . m MT . HERMON Uni ted Brethren Church Sunday School 9 30 o.m Worsh•p serv1ce 10 • S o m Preaching servtces eV"ery Sunday ol l erno l rng wtlh C. E Wednesday prayer meetmg 7.30 p m . Rev . Jomes leai..tl . pas lor , Oovid Hol ler , lay leader JEHOVAH S WITNESSES I mtle eost of Rutlan d . junclion ot Route 12-4 and Noble Summtl Rood (T· 174 ) Sunday Bible leCiure , q 30 a. Wat chtower study 10 30 am Tuesday 81ble ~tudy . 7 and B 15 p .m Thursday , theocroltc sc h oo~ . 7 30 p m . ser vtCO meettng , 8·30 p .m . HOPE BAPTI Sl - 570 Gran! St , M•ddlepo1l Bobby Elluns poslor Sunday School 10 o ,m .. wonhip serv•ce , 11 am., evening serYICe , 7 30 p m , Thursday p1oyer meet1ng and 8 1ble 5ludy 7 30 pm RUTlAND FREEWI Ll BAPTIST Church - leland Haley , pastor . Sunday school . 10 o .m .. eve n•ng p m . Prayer ser'llice , 7 :30 meet mg . Wednesday , 7 30 p m . CHURCH OF GOO of P•ophecy . loc aled on the 0 . J . Whi te Rood olf high way I bO. Sunday School 10 om Super~ntendenl John Loveday First Wednesday night of mon th CPMA ser~t1ces . second Wednesday WMB meeting, thttd lhrough ftfth youth se,vlce. George Croyle, pastor HOPE BAPtiST CH,I,PEl - 570 Grant St .. Middleport : AeY' . Bobby Elktns.. Sunday school. 10 a. m. · morning worship , 11 , e...,ning worship , 7·30 p .m ; ThJisdoy e...ening Bible study and pro,.er meeling, 7 30 p.m . Affiliated w i th INDEPENDENT HOliNE SI CHURCH INC Pearl Sl . M1d· cJieport Rev 0 Dell Manley , postor ~onny Hud~on Sunday school tupt Sunday school. 9 30 o .m eventng worshtp , 7·30 p .m Prover and protSe serYice . WtKinesdoy , 7 30 p m . TH l PEOPlE' S CHURCH OF POMEROV Corner Main ond Court Sl~ third floo r oYer Ughthoust Restaurant . Henry Cook , pastor Sunday school . 10 a .m .. morning worship . 11 a .m .. evening 1ervtce, 7 ·30 Wednes day e"Vtrung ser ... lce, 7 JO. In te,d•nom lnotlonol . ful l gospel . S B.C. RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOD BRADFORD CHURCH OF Pastor Oenn" Bales . Sundoy CHRIST - Gobnel Mro1 , pa.tor. !2choot. 10 o .m . worshtp service , Sun da y school. q,JO a .m .; morn· I I 30 a .m. ond 7 30 p m. Prayer tng church. 10:30 a.m . Junior chu rch program under dirttelion meeting . Wednesday . 7·30 p m ~UllAND APOSTOliC CHURCH of Kar•n Mrot l o r children , 2.! 0, Of JESUS CHRIST Eldo' Jom os during regular churc h hour in M iller. Bible study, Wednesday , church basement . Sunday .... en· 7 JQ p.m . Sunday Sc hool , 10 a .m . mg ser'VIce, 7 p.m . Wednesday Ulrvlce, 7·30 p .m . ~und oy n•ght setv•ce , 7 lO p .m . JUBil EE CHRISTI.._N CENTER PO M!~OY WESlEYAN HOUNl:S~ Horrnonvil lt Rood , George 5 Creek Road . Church , ,... .,....ey Ku1g pastor Edison school , 'VJO a .m .. morning war · O'~~er outstont Henry Eblin , ship , 10.30. evening ~ervcce , 7:30. ~unday schoo l svpt !:.undoy Jlrover meetinQ Weclnes&v 7 30 pm 51. PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH Corner ol Sycamore ond Second Sts . Pomeroy Thtt Rev W•ll1om M1ddl esworth Po51or Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church ~erv1ces 1I a.m. SACRED HEART , Rev father Pau l 0 Welton , pastor. Phone ~2 2825 . Sa tu rday ttven•ng Mon . 7 30 SundoyMass 8and l Oam .. Confess ton . Saturday . 7·7:30 p m CHRISTIAN BAPTIST On lhe Route 7 byposs James E Kees8e, JXlSfor Sunday schoo l , 10 am morning wor5hip. 11 a m . even· mg serv1ce 7. TRINITY Chnsti on Assembly , Gil ben Spencer, Coolvtlle JXlSior Sunday Hhool , q.30 am , morrHng worshtp ll a m Sunday evening serv1ce 7.30 p.m .. m•dweek prover serv •ce Wednes· day 7·30 p m MOUNT OH..-e Commun1ty Ch ur ch . long Bo llom RuueU Cline . sup'e nn tendent Sunday School 10 a .m . Youlh group and prayer meetings Wednesday 7.30 p.m Church serYices Sunday 7:30 p m lawumce Bush . pa~tor -...... ,,,. , , ' . --~ FRANK & ERNIE l.iM UND!R STRICI" ,.,~ ORDERS·-• No RacJ.t oe.:sseR,-,s, NO HfAVf DfllfviC.INC., IINP A 4 NO' VOTf ON .r ~Nr'ONA.L 1-tEAUfH .. --· . . ..· INSLifiANGe. ,' e l t1hrl\f.o\.fl( ""'"' us 11M 0111 TWrDwt~ S11uth K11 rea to assist m the ln 192!, ille "Teapot Dome " scandals res ult ed 111 th e md1ctment of Interior SecreLary Albert F• ll •nd oilmen Harry Smda1r and Edward DOOeny. All illree were charged wtill bnbery and conspiracy to defraud the go\'erMlent m the leasmg of naval reserves 01! " ar ij~omst ~ urth Kor ean Comrnuntst mvadt:!rs. 11rdered a halt 111 plans for (Jrodu t t Jon strateg i c uf the A LhougiH for the da) En glish no1·ei1St Geo rge Mered1Lh sa1d. (1111Cisnl is 111 Wyommg and Cahfcrma ln 1950. American troops were moved from Japan LO Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Expert thwarts end play 'WHTII + tp • · rJ r i , .. .. .... ~ .... ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME cyHenrl Arnolda"l(]BCJoLee · • 10 6 'I neithe r km g 1101 tiH q •.• •' but 1£ he held tlw QUl l rj tn~ d ub le ad \\ OUiti tHtl..,, lrr'i t lJ I t • '18 ""51 Slll'Til • .1.1 .l, .ll~(f )~~ . ,, .......' - ' -· "" - Yesterdays 1 Juml)les WINCE ! Answer CRESS DRUDGE INVERT One way to mlk•1he coffee go round - STIR r 11 East !'ass O p;:mn~ lc<~d . I ul•! H playecl!o" lit' lidd "Ill\ \tm c ard~. but S11uth l hfllld 11 t1t' ,.. South had loca ted tlw k1n1 I h 'd t h e sc\' t: n iitld f11H ··rl I cashed Ill \ k 1n'4 and oulrl no " afford a " P<·u i t' lt>:Jd I wa!:l oul tt f Un t•nd pic~~ ~Hl• 1 South l,'ofi S uu t uf a II 1 h,mr • to make h1.. , ~~mw 1 P a~:-i • K lh o~"ald Ja cnhy an d Alan Sunt.ag Old man A , ~,·h o used lo Lldt·nd ,!lllltou brid~c hiind'-1 .., 1th hh t.IIIIOUS p<.trtncr B , l p l.1\ <HI) rn or c S IIK C d ied Ik ' till v. ate lies (Answers tomorrow l \\a ~ tt d dummy 's QU C't'rl Po ~ocAsE I [j me Prinranswerhere.( l XXX] (~X XI I ) B Now a~range the CirCled letters to surpnse answer. as sug· lorm gested by the abOve cartoon tn · he ·~ Ill! IE.' of tru mps l>t-dGII'I'I pl<t\"1 !'ass ·:l • WHA'T 'TO 'TAKE WHEN '<OU 6EE A ~ I AN'T. North queen du m nn Th ~ n l ~ ..m a W <J~ 1111 1 f Ill\ tr oublr s I IN! 1m ,.,.;l1t d \ 'ulnerahle ll oth Dt.:dlt•r South ::l 1 wouldn 't rnatlt·J if· J., I•• I • li .1 • ,, 5 Wr st [XIJ EAST IUh l .' f R ~ j .. 1\ 8 t K7 J ~PRYSAT-L-1--,.-., I JEST GOT TO LOSE SOME WEIGHT WF.ST + r\ 1\ • I I BARNEY 1.J I Ht ~ 11 ~ • A I !J ~ ~ ~~ ., The Almanac United Prell JntemaLiooal Today is Friday, JWle 30, the IBis! day of 1978 with 1114 -;pacl t~. but 'r •ul d t " f•1rd a tltu t1 p.u h • I• ,.j 1 I ,tJviouslv " ~ I I;Jllll!lid 1 •• 1 11\\il! fruin Ill) klll l' v. ur ! t • m~ ht up to df•r lm r 1 H u\~o d L>ou t ;1 d uh It t 1 It v. uuldn't hu rt <•t .tll d 11 • part n l'r ht·ld th1 k1111 I! 1 of mtellectual drmd ~ tsm " ., II - '\ffl\}Nf ~1'f By I'M STUCK!! BRIDGE B-1 b!Hnber ' -Jo BoRN LOSER BALLS 0' FIRE!! Frida) , .Juttt' '10 In 19ii, Pres1dent Carter Unscramcte 1hese tour Jumbles one lener 10 each square fa torm lour ord1nary words to follow . The moon Is between Its last quarter and new phase. There are no morning stars. The eve ning stars are Venus, Mars, Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. ThO!e born oo Lblll date are Wider the trign of Cancer. American actor Waiter Hampden was born June :.1, 1879. Actreaa susan Hayward WBll born oo Ihill dale In 1919. On this day ln history : In 1170, Ada Kepley became the first wm~an to be graduated from an accredited law school Unlon College or Law ln Chicago. \ Vc rm o111 nudt:'r hrt!-1 s~~ ~_·r.• l que c;; twr rs about prrcmpL"c b Hb W e f crl tha t tht · onl) \\ B.} t\ asked doe~n tu un:,\H:f thPm 1.., dupltl .1!1 ' .i!td z rhbe r bndgc ~:~nd we 'll diSCUS"~ prccmptn ·<•., ttc xt week and t!-1 •h l u.; hL•·d to rem11 1· ISCe. llcrc 1 ~ orw of tu~ spcdal ston es We'll k t lum tell iL m hts own wort h . "There 1 '"" end-played at tn ck three I had ' tartcd by caslun~ ~~~ ~ .tlt' <ttH.I ktng b) full artu:lt !'> 1 .... ,. "" 'H'\PI HI·, tJ IU'II " ' '"-"~' 1For a CO~) Ol oAC08Y Wll) ERN send sr ro W1n Brrage carp o' tn1s ne 10. . , ,.,, Dr..'' P 0 B o~ J~q Radtro c. ty 5ratton New roo· N Y 10t'H9 ,1 �• Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., F'r~d•y, June :W, I· MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE John F. Fulh, Mgr. Ph. "2·2101 Pomeroy TR INITY CHURCH Rev . W H Perr in pas tor, 8ob Buck S\Jnday school supt Church School' 9· 15 a .m worst·up serYtCe . 10 30om ChoH rehearsal . Tuesday 7 30 p .m . under dtre<tton of Alice Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE · Corner Unton and Mulberry, Rev . Clyde V Htmder son . pastor Sunddy !>Chool 9 ~ a m Gl1m McClung sup! . morn ing worship , 10 30 o.m , e"entng serv tce , 7·30. mtd week servtce, W&dnesdoy , 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAl The Re' Rober1 Graves rector , Servtce 11 am . Sunday sc hool Wtlh Dole Dutton an d Rome Willtomson . loy leders , assisting the raclot POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIS I 212 W. Mo•n StJohn McArthur pastor, 8tble sc hool. 9 30 o .m . morning worship , 10 30 om , Youth meeting!; 6 30 p m even tng worshtp 7 .30 Wednesday n~ght proye• meeting and Btble study , 7 30 p.m THE SAlVATION ARMY liS Pomeroy En~;oy and Mr 'ii. Roy W1nmg oflteer~ m charge Sunday hol1ne~s mee ttng , 10 am . Sunday School 10·30 o m Sunday school leader VPSM Elo1'!ie Adom'ii 7 p m sal'o'OtiQn meeling V0riOU5 speakers and mustc speools 7 30 p.m Thursday 10 o rn to 2 p m Lod ie!; Home league all women invited 7 30 p m prayer meetmg and B1ble :. tudy Bob Estep , leade• Rev Noel Hermon tsocher BURliNGTON SOUIHERN BAP liST CHAPEl Route I Shade Pasta• Bobby Elk •ns Sunday school 5 p m Sunday warsh1p 5·45 p m Wudne!> doy prayer ser vice 7 30p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH Of CHRIST 200 W M01n St , Jerry Paul , m1n •ste r ph one ~'l · 7b61J Conservative non Instrumental Sunday worsh •p 10 o m S1ble stu dy , II om worship b p m Wednesday B•ble study , 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISIIAN CHURC H Rev Rolph Sm.th pa!.lo r Sunday school q 30 o m Mrs Wor ley Fran c•s 5upennten dent Preachmg ser ... •ces IHI & th11d Sunday!> follow in g Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preach1ng 9 30 o.m hn;t and se cond Sundays of each month th11 d and fourth Sundays ea ch month worsh1p serv1ce ol 7 30 p m Wednesday evemn gs at 7 30 Prayer and B1ble Study SEVE NTH - DAY AD V ENTI ST Mulberry He1ghh Rood Pomeroy Po·a or Albe rt Dttte s Sabbath School Supenntendent , Claro M cintyre Sabbath School Sotur doy olrernoor1 of 2 00 wtth Wor sh1p Serv•ce l ollow•ng at 3 15 RUilAND FIRS! BAPIISI (HUfKH Sr~ter Horr re t t Worner Sup! Sunday School rnor nmg w onh rp 9 j(l o m 10 45 om TH~ HILAND c; HAPH George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 a .m .. e"'erung worsh1p 7 30 Thursd ay e'llenmg prayer !>ervrce 7 .30 p m. POMEROY FIR S! BAPTIS T Do vtd Mann , m1n1ster Wilham Watson Sunday ~chool supt Sun day school 9 30 o m morn1ng worsh1p tO 30 am FIRST SOUT HERN BAPTIS T 1B1 Mulberry A ve . Pomeroy . Poul J Whtle , Pastor Gary Basham Sun· day school su p! Sunday school mornmg w orship 9 30 am . 10.30 even1ng worshtp () 30 p m M•dwe~ k prayer ser v1ce 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CE NTER DeJte r Rd . longsv•lle Oh•o Rev Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday School 11 o m Satu rday preoch1ng ~erv1ces 7 30 p m Wed ne~doy evenrng Brble study o17 30p.m FAITH TABERNACU CHURCH Ba• ley Run Rood Rev Emmell Rowson , pastor Handley Du nn supt Sunday Hhool 10 a m Sun day evemng serv•ce 7 30 Brble reachmg 7 30 p m Thursdoy DVESVILLE CO MMUNilY CHURCH Roger C turner pmtor Sunrh ....chao I 9 30 a m Sunday morr• nn worshtp 10 30 Sunday ever tq ervrce . 7 30 MtDOLEPOR l MT MOR IAH BAPTIST Corner Fou11h and Mo1n Mtdd leport Rev Henry Key Jr po~tor Sun day Schoo l 9 30 o m Mrs t:r vrn Bau mgardner wpt Mormng worshrp 10 .45 a m MIDDlEPORT CHUR CH Of CHRIST IN CHRISII AN UNION lawren ~e Manley pastor M1~ Rus~e ll Yaung Sunday !:.chool Sup! Sunday School q 30 o m Evemng w arsh1p 7 30 Wed ne~ doy praye r meelmg 7 30 p m M I MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Roc• ne Rou te 2 the Re 'll Jome~ M . Muncy pa stor ,Sund ay school 9 45 om morntng w orsh1p 11 a .m , e"enr ng worsh•p 7 JO Prayer meehng I ue~doy 7 30 p .m .. Young people ~ mee11ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORI f iRS! BAPIIST Corner Stxt h and Pa lmer the Rev K1rby 0•\er pa stor Rober! Porker sup4H intendent Sunday WMPO Rod1o program 7 .( 5 o m Sunday School q IS o m Morn .ngWorsh rp 10 15om Youth oc ttvt ltes and fellaw!>hip f or 1umor and semor h1gh students , 6 p m Sunday even•ng wo r!>hlp 7 30 p m Mid weelo. pr oyer 'iierv•Ce:!"! Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH Of CHRIST . M•d dleport , 5th and Mom George Glare mm1ster M1ke Gerl ach supermte ndent t erry Yonlo.ey youth mrn t~ te 1 8thle school Q 30 am , mo rnmg worshrp 10 30 Qm 8'119mng worshtp 7 30 prayer serv1ce 7 p rn Wadnes Bu tternut Ave RUTLAND CHURCH Ot GOO Rev Bobby Parler pastor Sun doy school 10 a rn Sunday war ship 11 a m Sunday eventng serv•ce 7 p m .. Wednesday Foml· tv Troung Hour . 7 p .m .Wednesdoy worsh•p UJr'llice 7·30 p m HAZEl CO MMUN ITY CHURCH . NecJ r long Bo ttom Ed5el Hart . pastor Svndoy school . 10 o .m . Churc h , 7 30 p .m .. prayer meeting. 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAl , Th~rd Ave .. the ~e Y Wtlltom Kn1t · tel. pastor Ronald Dug an Sun· day Schoo l Sup ! Classes lor all ages . even •ng serv1ce 7 30 Btble study Wednesday 7 30 p.m .. youth servtces Fq doy 7 30 p m MIDOl !PORT FREEWil l BAP TIST Co1ner Ash ond Plum . Noel Herrman pastor Saturday e'llen · 1ng ser'111Ce 7 30 p ,m Sunday School. 10 30 o. rn MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURC H Robert T Bu mgorne• D1rector POMEROY ClUSTER Rev James Corbtll POMEROY wo rsh •p ser . . •ce. 9 15 a m Sunday school 10 30 o m J<ev Ro bert McGee mm1ster ~NTERPRISE Wor ~h •p Q a m Church School 10 o m J.!OCK SPRINGS Worsh •p 10 om Chu rch School 9 I 5o m UMY F 6 30p m FLATWOOD S Wor5hip 11 a m Church School I 0 a m MIDOl!PORT ClUSTER Re v Robert Bumga rner HEATH Robert Bumgarner Pastor . Worsh1 p 10 30 a .m Church School 9 30 a m UM VF 0 pm Rutland · Solem Center Char ge RUTLAND Wilbur Hdt Po~t or Worsh1p 10 30 a m Ch1.1rch School 9 JOe m )ALEM GNTER Churc h School 9 45 a rn wo1 !>htp 9 o m SYRACUSE CLUSIER Rev Harvey Koch Jr ASBURY Worsh1p II o m Chu rch School 9 50 o rn UMW f, rs t Tuesday B1ble Study Thurs doy MIDDLEPORI CHURCH OF I Hl NAZARENt ~e v J1m Broome pastor M rs Mar y l athey 5vndoy school su p! Sunday ~ c hao\ 9 30 a m morn 1ng wor sht p 10 30 a m Sunday evan ge ltsllc meet•ng, 7 00 p m Prayer mee11119 Wednesday 7 30 p m UNIHD PRESB YTERIAN MINI ST RY OF MEIGS COUNTY Owtght l Zovrll , d•rector HARRISON V Il L ~ P~ ES 8 YTERIAN , Rev Er nest Str •cklin pastor Sundoy church school 9 30 o .m . Mt s Homer Lee su pt morn•ng worsh1p 10:30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday school 9 30 a m , Richard Vaughan supt Mormn g worshtp 10 30. SYRACUSE . Morn1119 wor sh•p q a .m , Sunday school 10om Mr .. Sampson Hall , supl 7 30 p m fORl:ST RUN Worsh •p 9 om ;.:hvrch School I 0 o m MINERSVILLE Worsh1p 10 om Church School9 o m SYRACUSE Ch ur ch School q 00 a m Worsh1p serv1ce 7 30 p. m SOUTHERN ClUSTER Re v Oov1d Hom~ Cluster Leader Rev Steven W•lson Florence Sm1th Hil ton Wolle & LOHSE PHARMACY Wo Fill Doctors• Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy q 30 om - ~ KERMIT' S KORNER Pomeroy, Ohio These Messages Complete Automotive Service Locust& INch I Auction C. II Tht Rill McCoy) I. O. 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OUI AN[., N Ot<IAN , lf."YitJ ' 10 sr~ Al :..,. 1~ ( 1 r,I ••f· l· ftlCI,l AWF-UL hAC!: GlT IJLQti.JCr 216 S.. second ' Ptllht,tl root' Pomeroy 992·3325 ·\nd tht · fttl u rt· w1ll .dwd \ ., u ·q nm · f: uth .1 11d h.m.l tlw p. n:nt•l\lup of Cod .md wnrk Ct•lp hr.th• \1uufrllf \l rrru/o/1/ \r t' ~I 1 ~ - ih \1f' \ 1 11 2/l- .!2 If• !:! I~ .!.'J lll• ' ' fh l lf \\ .·rlw ·,dfltl \I fI .!:! Jll .! Ll2 11\,tt\ 1 fn•t•donl w 1th m ~·ttmd.tv! l'lnH,tfmt \r I 1 21;! J 1 .~ h ul11t1 ldl 21 I 2~ Don Thompson Ford, Inc. 461 S. >;,rd. Middleport 992 -2191 ,,, '-r ll fflllillll 2~ M4 fr 1end has qone 1nto : W1th thev;ate~ on Is 1n bad; of t he seat' Back so soon? Didn't thet.) the store t o qet some' h1s br a1r1 ~ he could make 1t to. Phoen1 f ~ have I 2': , ... ...... , A Attend The Church Of Your Choice STATE FARM INSURANCE This Sunday 'l• lf•"o S. Third Mlddltpc>rl Ph. "2·7155 Ken Gnwer Photography Let us caplure lhe slory of your Wedding . 915·4155 ChHitr. OhiO 45720 PIZZA SHACK S.kers of Good Bread "-''-e MARK V STORE Middleport Eolln or Carry Out 126 E. Mltin FIRE & SAF(TY Equipment Sales·Sirvice Fire Extinguishers . Fire Dtpl. Equip. Rutland 742-2777 YOUNG'S CARPETING F.. turing Deep Slum - - - - - ---· -· ----WHf'T .A~: YO~ P5'< "01< "c r-,E:Gp-1\ "0 : 'TWo NAVE ,T::! T'<L~T YOU ' [Y.)'o'o~ -c o :JC IIU#OREtJ 13/?ANf),l MR.. WRIG>'T? WELLS 10E.A'J5 "'8C \11,;::;;. VY ~-"DO ... A\:; "D M:: ... "O _;:---A- "fl.E OO"'NA WC L5 ' 'LM >u ooo;~: L. ~/'ZJNG c,_"' ="'-~ -A NDS '<v --= · I\ \ ,•,AR'-it\1 2 •:.._. \\';( ,\ ~ . s- -..1 ;.'1\,I VOI -?.V ~ 5""Ar...:: '/::_ ;::( ! n::::;o--,or---t0FiU~ ,.,::L-5 /2v. ' · ;:c< :: .-· '/ :;,::.., /4\ 'y '/ ~< = ' . ·~ ~~ _;._, "< . E•lnclion "2-2206 or 992-7630 Rl . l, Pomeroy 992-6304 '.\5-5' ; . ~ yl : .:.- -='/J.\ .~ P~s1 o r Duane Sydensln cke r John Doug los AssoC10tes JOPPA Worsh1p 10 am Church School 9 o.m Prayer Meettng Wednesday B p m CHE STER Worsh1p q om Ch urch SchooiiO o .m LONG BOTTOM Worsh tp 7 30 p m (huiCh Schoo\ 9 30 o ALFRED Worsh1 p 7 30 p m Church Sc hool 9 30 o rn Sl PAUL Worsh•p II om Church Schoo19 30 o m RHD SVIllE Sunday !:.choa19 30 am Worsh•p 7 30 p m. fo'1oye1 Meenng 7 30 p m I ue\doy VI!!>I IOiton7 30 p m 1~1 lhur5day Sll VER RIDGt Worshtp 10 o m Church Schoo19 o .m TUPPERS PlAINS Wor!>hlp q om Chur chSc hooi iOom KENO CHURCH Of CHRIS! George Freder1 ck wpt Ser'II ICe weekly 9 30 o m on Sunday Preochmg l11 !>l and 1h1r d Sundays of month by (l dlord Smt ih 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISIIAN UNION Re"' Ke 11h tblm pasto r Sunday School ct 30 om Leon01d Gdmore hu t elder even rn g ~er v1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesd ay prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ra c.ne Houle 2 The Rev Charl es Hand po~1 01 Sunday !>Chool 9 <45 a m mornrng worshtp 1I a m hentng se rv•c es t uesdoy and Fr•doy 730pm BEARWALlOW ~lOG! CHURCH OF CHRI Sr Duane Worden , mm•s ter B,ble cl o s~ 9 30 om morntng worshtp 10 30 am evenmg warsh•p e JO p m Wednesday B•ble study 6 JO p m KfNO CHURCH Of CH RI ST George fredertck supt Sunday morn.ng serv1Ce , 9 J0 a m w1 th pr each.ng on t. rs t and th.rd Sun· day of month by George P•ckens N~W SIIVUSVILlE COMMUNI· TY Chur ch Sunday School nr · vrce q 45 a rn ., Worsh ip serv11. e 10 30 hongel1st•c Se rll tce 7 JO p m Wednesday Prayer meellng 7 30 ZION CHURCH Of CHR IST Pomeroy Hornson ... tlle Rd Don Ken nedy pa sto r lh ll McElroy Sunday ~~hool ~upt Sunday school q 30 o m morn1ng wor ~ h1p and co mmu n1on I 0 JO o m !>undoy evenmg youlh (hrtsltOI1 t ndeo vo r 6 p m , wor,h•p se1 v1te 7 p rn W ednesd9~ even1 •.g prayer rnef't mg and &1ble study ? p m ;; JOHN LUTHERAN CH URCH P•ne t.r o ... e The Re v W1 lham M 1ddlesworth Po~tor Ch ur ch ~Pr v • r e~ q )() o m ~unday )< lroul IU 11 Cl m t!kAO!SU RV l HUH ( H Ot(1-HI I>I M• Oonold Ho ley pastor r , o11t.. c;:.1~ ', w~ r tlLONE , H' (.; M ~ER E" QN EIIHEI'< ltJ " 'tlh l.nth 111 th<' p1mid••11e<· "' Cod . GrocerluGeneral Merchondlse Rac1ne 949-2550 Sales & Service u 4t ( f\ ' .r -"' 1r ., 8U I SHf'~ ~~ (.. T r.tJ ORDINARY .,.., r.,.~ M C.tJ S IIUCI' S. . 5Ht':;:, f!Ul HI !".( BEl t~ ' P. WITCH SCARES IAE, AI~N lE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. TII F STI\ JP E~ Tlw\' l t 'ttltmlu, o f ft t!TtlW:>~ , t t d d un ~ atTo-.;~ t lw pl.t 111, \1 .m t o 1lang ~t'.t:>~llll .lftt' r '>t'ao.,olt ('an 111~ .a 11.1tion out ol wildt•l'llt'S!'I . WAID CROSS SONS STORE '=> URI- Dtut1 Tractors, New Holland Farm Mllchlnery Ave . 9925101 \ It{! 214 E. Mltin 992·5110 Pomeroy WILKINSON Small Engines Tractor Sales, Inc• Il l\ lltt ,.., .u ldt t".,,t'd . Sl1rcrall Pleasure & Fls,hlrla (!)orcas ) Wa1sh •P Chu rc h School 10 30 om ( ARMtl Chru(h School 9 30 o m Worsh1p I 0 30 o m 7nd and 4th Sunday s APPLE GROVi: Sunday School q 30 a m Wors h•p 7 30 p m ht and 3rd Sundays flrayet meet1ng Wedne5doy 7 30 p m Fellawshtp supper fu~t Saturday 0 p m UMW 2nd 1ue!.doy 7 30 p m EAS T LETART Chruch 3chool q om Wor~htp serv1Ce 10 am Prayer meettng 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW i1r '!i l 1ue~doy 730pm ~ACINE WESLEYAN Sunday Hhool 10om wor5h•p 11 om Cho11 proci!C e Thu rsday. 6 p m . lt 1ART FALLS Church School 10 a m Worshtp ser .... ic e, q am M ORNI NG STAR Woahtp 9 30 om Church School 10 30 om Mtd We~ )ervrce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEl Worshp II a.m Church Schoo19 30om PORTLAND W o r~htp 7 30 p .m Churc h School q 30 o m SUlTON Church School 9 30 a m Wor!>hip h;t and 3rd Sund ay!> 1030 a m NORIH!AST ClUSIER Rev R1chard Thomas Midditporl Mill Sl. EWS & SONS SOHIO RIGGS USED CARS, INC. As5ot~otes ~ETHANV Church & Office Suppllos GIHS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ~undoy ~chool 9 30 o m war sh•p serviCe 10 30 am Sunday se rvtces 7 p m youth gro up. Wed nesday 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTI ST Rev l:arl )h uler pastor . Sunday .chool II JO o rn ( hvrch serviCe 7 p .m youth meet•ng b p .m Tuesday B• ble Study , 1 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THf NAZARENE Rev . John A . Coif · man pO'iilor Fronkhn Imboden cho.,mon of lhe Board of Chr ts· 110n l •te Sunday School q 30 om mornmg wOr!>hip 10 30 ~undo y evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m Proye• meehng Wednes day 7 30 p .m RACINt FIRST 6APTIS1 Don l Wa lker Po\ tor Rann•e Sol~er , Sunday school supt Sunday Hhool 9 30 a m morn•ng wor · sh1 p 10 40 om Sunday even •ng wouh1p . 7 30 Wednesday even · 111 9 81ble study 7 30 DAN VIllE WESlEYAN Re ' H D. Brown . pa slor Sunday Sc hool . 9 JO o m . m01 n1ng worsh•p 10 45 youth serv1ce 6 4-S p m eventng worsh1 p, 7 30 p m prayer and pro1 se. Wednesday 7 30p m )ll VER RUN FREE BAP Tl!t T Re v Marvrn Mork m pastor Steva L1t Ill!! Sunday ~chool sup! Sunday ~chao! 10 o m marntng wor sh1p, II o m Sunday even1ng worshtp 7 30 Prayer meet•ng and Btble study Thur!>doy 7 30 p m youfh serv•ce 6 p m Sun day CHESTER CHUHCH OF COD lfev Donny R. Coo~ rasror )un day .,, hool q 30 u n worsh•p se• . .. I · II am ev • , .ng serv1te 7 00 youth u:rvrce Wed11esday 700pm LANG) VIll t CHR IST IAN <.; HURCH Robert Muuer po~tor Sunday school. q 30 o m Roy S1gman . sUp! rnornrng worshtp 10·30 Sunday even •ng ser vtce 7 JO m1d· week ,.,,,ce Wednes day 7 p m >YHACUS! CHUHCH Of THE 'IAZAHENt flev . Dole Ban 'lOst or Bob Moore Sunday chool supt Sunday Hhool , q 30 m mormng w on h1p 10 o! S m evongelrsl•c 'eroltCe 7 p m lod nosday !terv•ces prayer nd p1o•~e 7 p rn No.~:o rane outh 7 p m Dady prayer nee' '"9 8 30 am Men s prayer meetmg SolufdOy 7 p m tDtN UNITED BHt I HH~N tN CHRI ST . tlde n H llloke pasto r Sunday School 10 am Ho ward Mr(oy su p! Mornmg \9 1 rnon 11 a m Sunday ntght ierv1ces ( h• •s hon tndeovo r I J0 p rn ~011q ~e r v l(e ij p ll'l 1-' teO t l l !l •(l ~ 30 p m M•dweek Prayer meet •ng , Wednesday 7 p m Hov Adams loy leader CHURCH OF JESU> CHRI;T located at Rulland on New ltm o Rood next to Fo rest Acre Po1k Rev Roy Rou!e , po'iito• Robert Mu,ser Sunday School supt !:.un · day ~ choa l 10 30 am wot~h•p 7 30 p m Bible Study Wed ne~ day 7 30 p m . So lur day ntghf prayer serv1ce. 7 30 p .m HlMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Roge1 Watson , pasto1 . Kenneth flyer Sunday school sup! M"lrn rng worsh1p q 30 o m !:.vn doyschaol, 10 30 o m ever11ng ~erv t<e , 7 30 Wednesday B1bl e !:ltudy 7 30 p m . MT UNION BAfo'TIST Don Wd5 on Sunday school ~upennlen d ent. Sunday H hool Q 45 om evemng wo r ~ h1p 7 30 p m Prayer meettng 7 30 p rn Wadmn.doy TUPPERS PlAINS CHRIIIIAN CHURCH l:ugene Unde1wood pastor Howo1d Ca ldwell Jr . lun day X hool Sup t Sunday )chool <,l 30 am Mor mng !>er mon 10 30 am ~undoy even u1g servtce . 7 p m UlART FA l l~ UNII t O IIHlTHREN Hev Freeland N ar~~s po~lo• Floyd Norn~ !I up! )undoy ~chool 9 30 om . morn1ng !>ttl man 10 30 am Praye r ~ervtce Wedne!.doy 7 30 p m CHfSTER CHURCH Of IHI NAZARENt Ri!'ll Herbert Craie pas tor Wonh1p serv1 t e II o m lunday and 7 30 p m Sunday !:.chool 9 30om ~•chord Bo•t on supt flroy~r meetmg Wedne~ doy730pm B~,O,DFOHD CHURCH Of CHRI!:I1 Gobrrel M1 1.. po!tt or ~~ ble Sunday )chool <,l 30 o m mar nrng church 10 30 o m )unday evemng urrvtce 7 00 p m Wedne~dor semce 7 30 p m lAUHH CliFf FNH MHHODISI p<u ~CH H« Floyd I ;hook pastor Lloyd Wn gtn Sunday Xhool ~up! M orn •ng W o r~h1p q JO o m Sunday !tchool 10 10 o m Wedne5doy Praye r and ble Study 7 JO p m ~undoy even •ng worsh•p 7 Xt p m Cho•r Pro t ttce Thursday 7 p m Dl XTfH CHUHCH Of CH R<!.T (holies Ruuell ~r rntr11~ r er lt1tk Macomber sup t ~unday Hhool 9 30 am . worsh1p ~e r w•C" I 0 30 a m 81ble )tudy l u1•!> day 7 J0pm RlOHGANillD CHU~ C H 01 JHU!:. CHR I!)l 0~ LAlaH OAY ~AINI~ . fo' on land Rocme Aood Wtll•om Rou5h po!ltor ltu!>,.ell fl:ot r ltfl rhvrd • )(hool D~tet t o r I .! C l1 1 a, , •ng worsh•p I 0 30 o.m )unday e'lle111ng se r vrce 7 p m Wednes · doy evenmg prayer ~erV"tCes 7 30 pm H ~IHLtHt:M BAPTI ST Rev Earl )hu ler , paslo J Wonh1p !>erv•ce 9 30 a .m Sunday school 10 30 a m 81ble Study and proyer ~er v1ce Thursday 7 30 p m (AI(lElON CHURCH. K1ng!tbury Hood Gory Kmg , pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m Rolph Carl . superi nten den t even1ng wOJ!>hlp 7 30 p m Prayer meellng Wed nesday 7 30 p.m . lONG BOITOM CHRISTIAN t!ru ce Sm .rh , postof Wa llace Damewood Supt B•ble School Preochmg ser ... ice , 9 30 o rn 10 45 o rn No even mg !ler..-•ce HYSlll RUN fRl! METHODIST CHURCH Re v Herbert A•hng , pastor Su 11day ~chool 9 30 o m Mo rn~ng ser v1ce. 10 30 0 rn , hongelt~llc ser ... rUt 7 30 p m . Prayer meet•ng Thu"doy , 7· 30 pm F~HDOM GOSPil MISSION ol Bold Knob Rev Lawrence G luesencom p Sr pastor Roger Wtllfo rd !)or Su nday school supt ~und er Hhool q 30 o evemng woc~htp 7 30 p rn Prayer rneet •ng Wedneidoy 7 30 p m Youth meehng, Sunday 5 JO p m wilh Dan and Martha Meadows m chocge WHITt S CHAPEl Coohl'llle RO Rev Roy Deeter , pmtor Sunday Hhool q 30 o m wonh•p service 10 )0 om Btble study and prayer ~ erme Wednesdoy 7 30 p ni RUTlAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST lolly Coleman pO!>tOr Co· Sun· day school supts .. Sam McK1nney and Herb Elltll Sunday school and colml'lun •on q 30 om Worsh•p ond co rnun•on 10 30 o m . ~UllAND COMMUN I TY CHUfKH Sunday School q ;JO am worShip !.er~ttce 11 a .m . Wednesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m you th servtces Sunday 7 p m Sunday night worship . 7·30. RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZAH~NE Rev lloyd 0 . Gnmm, Jr pD5lor ~undoy Hhool. q.30 a m wor sh1p serv1C&, I 0 30 a m 8r o od r..o~ r l1ve over WMPO young peo1 • ,. ~ set vice 7 p .m . ~VOJ • qo: li!i i! C s.er lfi Ce, 7 J0 p.m . 1/V~Jdne~day servtC& , 7 .JO p m . MASON COUNTY FIR; I )O UTHf~ N BAPTIST Ca•· r of Second and Anderson Mallon Past o r f.ronk l o wlher )ur~do y sc hoOl ~ 4!1 0 m war· ~ 11tp ~n r v rl~ I I om and 7 30 p r11 Wf!tffl.lJ' Btb le Study Ww lrre,doy 7 J0 p '" MA~ON ( HUNCH Of (HHt)T I• •e• 0 Box 487. Mtller St. . Mason . W Vo . Sunday B•ble Study 10 a m Wo1 sh1p 1\ am and 7 p m . Bib le Study Wedne~doy 7 p .m., Vocal rnus•c MAlON ASSEMBI Y OF GOD . Duddrng t one, Mason W Vo Chester Tennant , Po~tor Sund ay X hoot q 45 a m . Chtldren s Church 6 45 p .m . Young People s Serv•ce 6.4S p m . Evongeltsric ~erv-1ce 7 JO p m . Women ' ~ Mis · uonory Councr l 10 am l1 rst and thud Tue~doys Prayer and 81ble Study . Wedneido.,. . 7 30 p m HARTFOHO CHURCH OF CHRIST IN Ct-iR ISTIAN UNION . The Rev . William Campbell po51or Sunda.,. School 9 30 a rn . James Hughes , ~ upt e~;enmg se ~ v ice 7.30 p .m . Wednesday evening proyeJ meettng, 7 30 p.m . Youth prayer ~ervice each lussdoy FAIRVIEW BIBLE CH URCH l etart W Va . Rt. 1 Rev. Charles Horgro ... es pastor. Warshtp ser · v1ces . 9·30 o rn . Sunday school 11 o m , &v8n•ng worship , 7 30 p m 1 vesdoy coHoge prayer meettng and B tble study 9· 30 a.m . Worsh•P sef"VtC.e , Wednes day . 7 30p .m . CA LVARV BIBLE CHUACH . now loco ted 011 Pomeroy Pth County Rood 25 , near flotwood1 . Re v . 81o ckwood . pastor Se rv1ces on Sunder ot 10.30 o .m and 7 30 p.m . wt lh SundaWO" sc hool . 9 30 om . Biblg... study . W9dnet.doy . 7 30 p.m school <,l 30 a m . morn •ng wor !>htp . I 1 a m Sunday O'llenmg 5er v•ce . 7. 30 prayer meellll<j. Thurs doy 7 30 p m SYR ACUSE FIRS! CHURCH OF GOD No t Pente<os lol . Rev . George 01ler pastor Warsh1p serv1ce Sunday, q .(5 o m , Sun· doy school I 1 o m . worsh1p ser · vtce , 7 30 p m . Thu rsd ay pro~t r meeltng, 7.30 p . m MT . HERMON Uni ted Brethren Church Sunday School 9 30 o.m Worsh•p serv1ce 10 • S o m Preaching servtces eV"ery Sunday ol l erno l rng wtlh C. E Wednesday prayer meetmg 7.30 p m . Rev . Jomes leai..tl . pas lor , Oovid Hol ler , lay leader JEHOVAH S WITNESSES I mtle eost of Rutlan d . junclion ot Route 12-4 and Noble Summtl Rood (T· 174 ) Sunday Bible leCiure , q 30 a. Wat chtower study 10 30 am Tuesday 81ble ~tudy . 7 and B 15 p .m Thursday , theocroltc sc h oo~ . 7 30 p m . ser vtCO meettng , 8·30 p .m . HOPE BAPTI Sl - 570 Gran! St , M•ddlepo1l Bobby Elluns poslor Sunday School 10 o ,m .. wonhip serv•ce , 11 am., evening serYICe , 7 30 p m , Thursday p1oyer meet1ng and 8 1ble 5ludy 7 30 pm RUTlAND FREEWI Ll BAPTIST Church - leland Haley , pastor . Sunday school . 10 o .m .. eve n•ng p m . Prayer ser'llice , 7 :30 meet mg . Wednesday , 7 30 p m . CHURCH OF GOO of P•ophecy . loc aled on the 0 . J . Whi te Rood olf high way I bO. Sunday School 10 om Super~ntendenl John Loveday First Wednesday night of mon th CPMA ser~t1ces . second Wednesday WMB meeting, thttd lhrough ftfth youth se,vlce. George Croyle, pastor HOPE BAPtiST CH,I,PEl - 570 Grant St .. Middleport : AeY' . Bobby Elktns.. Sunday school. 10 a. m. · morning worship , 11 , e...,ning worship , 7·30 p .m ; ThJisdoy e...ening Bible study and pro,.er meeling, 7 30 p.m . Affiliated w i th INDEPENDENT HOliNE SI CHURCH INC Pearl Sl . M1d· cJieport Rev 0 Dell Manley , postor ~onny Hud~on Sunday school tupt Sunday school. 9 30 o .m eventng worshtp , 7·30 p .m Prover and protSe serYice . WtKinesdoy , 7 30 p m . TH l PEOPlE' S CHURCH OF POMEROV Corner Main ond Court Sl~ third floo r oYer Ughthoust Restaurant . Henry Cook , pastor Sunday school . 10 a .m .. morning worship . 11 a .m .. evening 1ervtce, 7 ·30 Wednes day e"Vtrung ser ... lce, 7 JO. In te,d•nom lnotlonol . ful l gospel . S B.C. RUTlAND CHURCH OF GOD BRADFORD CHURCH OF Pastor Oenn" Bales . Sundoy CHRIST - Gobnel Mro1 , pa.tor. !2choot. 10 o .m . worshtp service , Sun da y school. q,JO a .m .; morn· I I 30 a .m. ond 7 30 p m. Prayer tng church. 10:30 a.m . Junior chu rch program under dirttelion meeting . Wednesday . 7·30 p m ~UllAND APOSTOliC CHURCH of Kar•n Mrot l o r children , 2.! 0, Of JESUS CHRIST Eldo' Jom os during regular churc h hour in M iller. Bible study, Wednesday , church basement . Sunday .... en· 7 JQ p.m . Sunday Sc hool , 10 a .m . mg ser'VIce, 7 p.m . Wednesday Ulrvlce, 7·30 p .m . ~und oy n•ght setv•ce , 7 lO p .m . JUBil EE CHRISTI.._N CENTER PO M!~OY WESlEYAN HOUNl:S~ Horrnonvil lt Rood , George 5 Creek Road . Church , ,... .,....ey Ku1g pastor Edison school , 'VJO a .m .. morning war · O'~~er outstont Henry Eblin , ship , 10.30. evening ~ervcce , 7:30. ~unday schoo l svpt !:.undoy Jlrover meetinQ Weclnes&v 7 30 pm 51. PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH Corner ol Sycamore ond Second Sts . Pomeroy Thtt Rev W•ll1om M1ddl esworth Po51or Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church ~erv1ces 1I a.m. SACRED HEART , Rev father Pau l 0 Welton , pastor. Phone ~2 2825 . Sa tu rday ttven•ng Mon . 7 30 SundoyMass 8and l Oam .. Confess ton . Saturday . 7·7:30 p m CHRISTIAN BAPTIST On lhe Route 7 byposs James E Kees8e, JXlSfor Sunday schoo l , 10 am morning wor5hip. 11 a m . even· mg serv1ce 7. TRINITY Chnsti on Assembly , Gil ben Spencer, Coolvtlle JXlSior Sunday Hhool , q.30 am , morrHng worshtp ll a m Sunday evening serv1ce 7.30 p.m .. m•dweek prover serv •ce Wednes· day 7·30 p m MOUNT OH..-e Commun1ty Ch ur ch . long Bo llom RuueU Cline . sup'e nn tendent Sunday School 10 a .m . Youlh group and prayer meetings Wednesday 7.30 p.m Church serYices Sunday 7:30 p m lawumce Bush . pa~tor -...... ,,,. , , ' . --~ FRANK & ERNIE l.iM UND!R STRICI" ,.,~ ORDERS·-• No RacJ.t oe.:sseR,-,s, NO HfAVf DfllfviC.INC., IINP A 4 NO' VOTf ON .r ~Nr'ONA.L 1-tEAUfH .. --· . . ..· INSLifiANGe. ,' e l t1hrl\f.o\.fl( ""'"' us 11M 0111 TWrDwt~ S11uth K11 rea to assist m the ln 192!, ille "Teapot Dome " scandals res ult ed 111 th e md1ctment of Interior SecreLary Albert F• ll •nd oilmen Harry Smda1r and Edward DOOeny. All illree were charged wtill bnbery and conspiracy to defraud the go\'erMlent m the leasmg of naval reserves 01! " ar ij~omst ~ urth Kor ean Comrnuntst mvadt:!rs. 11rdered a halt 111 plans for (Jrodu t t Jon strateg i c uf the A LhougiH for the da) En glish no1·ei1St Geo rge Mered1Lh sa1d. (1111Cisnl is 111 Wyommg and Cahfcrma ln 1950. American troops were moved from Japan LO Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Expert thwarts end play 'WHTII + tp • · rJ r i , .. .. .... ~ .... ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME cyHenrl Arnolda"l(]BCJoLee · • 10 6 'I neithe r km g 1101 tiH q •.• •' but 1£ he held tlw QUl l rj tn~ d ub le ad \\ OUiti tHtl..,, lrr'i t lJ I t • '18 ""51 Slll'Til • .1.1 .l, .ll~(f )~~ . ,, .......' - ' -· "" - Yesterdays 1 Juml)les WINCE ! Answer CRESS DRUDGE INVERT One way to mlk•1he coffee go round - STIR r 11 East !'ass O p;:mn~ lc<~d . I ul•! H playecl!o" lit' lidd "Ill\ \tm c ard~. but S11uth l hfllld 11 t1t' ,.. South had loca ted tlw k1n1 I h 'd t h e sc\' t: n iitld f11H ··rl I cashed Ill \ k 1n'4 and oulrl no " afford a " P<·u i t' lt>:Jd I wa!:l oul tt f Un t•nd pic~~ ~Hl• 1 South l,'ofi S uu t uf a II 1 h,mr • to make h1.. , ~~mw 1 P a~:-i • K lh o~"ald Ja cnhy an d Alan Sunt.ag Old man A , ~,·h o used lo Lldt·nd ,!lllltou brid~c hiind'-1 .., 1th hh t.IIIIOUS p<.trtncr B , l p l.1\ <HI) rn or c S IIK C d ied Ik ' till v. ate lies (Answers tomorrow l \\a ~ tt d dummy 's QU C't'rl Po ~ocAsE I [j me Prinranswerhere.( l XXX] (~X XI I ) B Now a~range the CirCled letters to surpnse answer. as sug· lorm gested by the abOve cartoon tn · he ·~ Ill! IE.' of tru mps l>t-dGII'I'I pl<t\"1 !'ass ·:l • WHA'T 'TO 'TAKE WHEN '<OU 6EE A ~ I AN'T. North queen du m nn Th ~ n l ~ ..m a W <J~ 1111 1 f Ill\ tr oublr s I IN! 1m ,.,.;l1t d \ 'ulnerahle ll oth Dt.:dlt•r South ::l 1 wouldn 't rnatlt·J if· J., I•• I • li .1 • ,, 5 Wr st [XIJ EAST IUh l .' f R ~ j .. 1\ 8 t K7 J ~PRYSAT-L-1--,.-., I JEST GOT TO LOSE SOME WEIGHT WF.ST + r\ 1\ • I I BARNEY 1.J I Ht ~ 11 ~ • A I !J ~ ~ ~~ ., The Almanac United Prell JntemaLiooal Today is Friday, JWle 30, the IBis! day of 1978 with 1114 -;pacl t~. but 'r •ul d t " f•1rd a tltu t1 p.u h • I• ,.j 1 I ,tJviouslv " ~ I I;Jllll!lid 1 •• 1 11\\il! fruin Ill) klll l' v. ur ! t • m~ ht up to df•r lm r 1 H u\~o d L>ou t ;1 d uh It t 1 It v. uuldn't hu rt <•t .tll d 11 • part n l'r ht·ld th1 k1111 I! 1 of mtellectual drmd ~ tsm " ., II - '\ffl\}Nf ~1'f By I'M STUCK!! BRIDGE B-1 b!Hnber ' -Jo BoRN LOSER BALLS 0' FIRE!! Frida) , .Juttt' '10 In 19ii, Pres1dent Carter Unscramcte 1hese tour Jumbles one lener 10 each square fa torm lour ord1nary words to follow . The moon Is between Its last quarter and new phase. There are no morning stars. The eve ning stars are Venus, Mars, Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. ThO!e born oo Lblll date are Wider the trign of Cancer. American actor Waiter Hampden was born June :.1, 1879. Actreaa susan Hayward WBll born oo Ihill dale In 1919. On this day ln history : In 1170, Ada Kepley became the first wm~an to be graduated from an accredited law school Unlon College or Law ln Chicago. \ Vc rm o111 nudt:'r hrt!-1 s~~ ~_·r.• l que c;; twr rs about prrcmpL"c b Hb W e f crl tha t tht · onl) \\ B.} t\ asked doe~n tu un:,\H:f thPm 1.., dupltl .1!1 ' .i!td z rhbe r bndgc ~:~nd we 'll diSCUS"~ prccmptn ·<•., ttc xt week and t!-1 •h l u.; hL•·d to rem11 1· ISCe. llcrc 1 ~ orw of tu~ spcdal ston es We'll k t lum tell iL m hts own wort h . "There 1 '"" end-played at tn ck three I had ' tartcd by caslun~ ~~~ ~ .tlt' <ttH.I ktng b) full artu:lt !'> 1 .... ,. 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P 0 B o~ J~q Radtro c. ty 5ratton New roo· N Y 10t'H9 ,1 �11 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnday, JWte 30, 197. 10-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fndlly June :!0, 1978 OS CARS RESTAURANT IS Word-! ur Under Cash 100 ISO 2dtlys 100 Jililys S9 Court Street Gallipolis, 0 Will Be Closed Week of July2 thru July 9 Open Mon , July 10 Employees Vacation JOO lhll:I }S If YOU ho ve o serv ce 10 o lftH wont to buy or sell sornethr ng ae lookrng fer work or you II get results w hatever fof! le w!lh a ~entr nel Wont Ad loll 992 71 Sb EJid wur d uver ll~e muunum 15 worl.b: 1.\. 4 l'i: l ~ ~r wurd j)l!r dav Ad:. rwrnurg utllt'r U111 rr L'UII!;l't.UlJ\.'t dH) !I will tw d r.11rgai al tit I da) ratt' In llltlllUI) Cartl ur 1 hankls and Oblluar) 6 l t! rLS per wunl S3 00 H fU CHACKH•~ YAR D Sole Where Ro c ne at the co rn er of ~r oadw a y and Morn Stree ts When Sa tu rday July 1 What Hot botgo rn rtems such as 1V aquooum golf club!. rodros old bollles clot hes and rnrsc !ems ~or furt her rdo rmat o 1 call 949 2b98 after 5 pm IIW llllWll (.;ash rrcuharw.. l' Muluh: Hunt' 'Ill~ anll 't 11 nl se~lts ilt t ctl'Ct.'pl!tU unh wrt h lCI~ .,.. th IJI rkr l5 l~lll t l ~~:~r jl(~ for ttc.l:s ur t ) urt: Bux Nu u~r lu Cart' of Till:' Svn llUt<l l lu: PutJh~hu Tt'M'n.t!.s U ~t: ~ It Lu t•l.hl ur n )t t.:l au"' <~d!i d~ t' r l wd uQ- }t'r tr~o~r~tl rht Pubhslrer wrll I'CS!J t~ !J t f I I Uit Lltt OC hJl !)Ill! 1J t".l u strltun lH~ AMHC:IG:AN leg•on Post l.40 ol New Haven w 1l l s.ponsor the Donny Wo•k mon Memor of P c MOVING Items for sole cook sl o11e breakfa st se t washer lr\11119 loom chorr m sc rtems Ac ross from "hoo t n Mr od bury July3 ~ 4 n c to be held July .4 I I om hi? AI members and lam ly u v ted l eg o 1 P cntc Groundb Pub l c mvtted after 9 pm for ltrewod.,$ d splay GIANT YARD So le July l 2 and 3rd J?eh nd F1ve Po n!s Gr II An t <fue~ biCycles I ten speed b ke clothes me gold couc h drnelfe se t Ph 11rt ll9'2 21:;6 NOTICE ~ack W Carsey Mgr tru~rr d~t ' _ M su (.);n +PM WHEEL ALIGNMENT ~ iU;o\ .tfttll 00/1 ~emon ~N MEMORY of my dea r s ~ er 1 Nett e Phtl l•ps who po~sed away July 1 9bQ to keep you We wa tched you day by day un ll l at las t w th b eok ng he a r t ~ we sow you sl p away ~od wotchPd you wh tle you sui me!>soge 1 10 toke (b14 l b9ij Jl'I<J extra tf needed Excludes front wheel dr1ve cars loi i ~I Nli SI AN Kennel Boord ng l1door and outdoor v lS Groom ng all breeds CltJo 1 !>On ory toe 11 e~ Chest c Phor e (6 14) 367 07117 Call Now For He i'ter derly dosed you weary r... eye:. and took you n h s care above HOOF HOLLOW Horses ~uy sell trade or ron New o 1d used s addle ~ Ruth Ree\le!'o Alba 'Y Ally U 5 made car- parts z lered o 1d k ew you hod your 1 she e please Appointment th s AK C JU:G ISHRl: O Pek ng• ~;>!>€ pupp •es f or sole I 304 ijB2 26113 our Jo..,ed on e up •Tell her how much we m ss he• and giVe her all ou • lo~,~e )>od ly m ssed by her s•s ter Mr s R <ha rd Tho mas and Br other In Pomeroy Landmark 9 ..~ck W Carsey !!!!'!! Yi::AHtiNG J.I~ GIS TE~l:O Ap poloos o co li good color J yeo• ol d re g ~te r ed Appo loo':IO more b ye a r o dreg stered Ap poloos o rno re Bred ro Quarter Horse sto Iron and wIt fool n Mar ch bl 4 5937 3QO Mgr Phone 992 2111 Br o the r low and her mece Morr Jan el'! $ani of TllanD ~l: FAMilY of Ros!> C eland • wrsh es to e,..p ess the r thanks a1d apprec ot on to o I who helped n anyway at the death of our dear husband and l ather Spec ol thanks to rhe M ddleporr l:mergency Squad Vererens Memor ol Hosprrol Che!>le F e Dept Ew ng ~v nerol Home Gerold Powell lor the mv src Geo ge P ckens rmr rster Chesler 0 of As Post Counc Iars Club oil oreo fr re deprs Chester AuJu lro ry lnends ond nerghbor\ for all food flo wers vrsrts and prayer s o11d ro o I who helped rn any way God Bles s each end l: veryonc o f You W l e hmo Sons lorry Jerry and Vernor WISH Ia t hor~ the roo h Inc Mo~ ~ o end Groce Stou t ol!>o the k rchen help l o the sur p11se party they gave me of ce creo ~ coke cord s and g h s upor my ret emenr as cook ot the l:o stern H gh Sc hoo Al!>o the studen ts l or he beoutrful eo r ngs And Mr J.l t>bel l or hts lhoughtfulne~~ May God Ble!>s l:och of You leo TO MOHO! fHl: FAMilY of Mn. teno Homm wr ~he!o to e•press our grot tude to l r end !> and ne rghb or~ l or the r 1o1. ndne!>!>es and con s der at on dur n9 au recent be eo11ement r---------, I ME~GS I II Equipment Co. II POll EIIOY 0 I PH 992 2176 I I tnttn11tional Open F"day I u._. ,_na111 T1ll 7 OIJ p m I lltw Ida For Your 5hopp.ng I E11111pmtnl • •·ve nlence I I II II COON PUP tor sale Al so dog.. to g ve ow oy 949 7010 Hoc 1e BROWN or ta r crgorette case and change pur se b1own and blue~ w th Mey 1 ng At ~-l oyal Oo lo. Park s Phone lOST Closed Thursdays & Saturday at noon Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING WA NANCY fl:MAll puppy b w ee k~ old Slonley mole pupp~ b weeks o d M111:ed breed but very lo"oble qcn 2liJ~ No ex per ence r eces!i o y Apply 1 pe so n at tHue Ia ton M•ddleport l JU :,~ LPN NHIJl:D Col Ar ced a Nur s ng Home 01 4 b07 JIQe> FRI::.I::. I 0 good home 3 mo e Sm .. ell pupp e ' Q8~ 477 1 oltf! C AHHI~H S NHDI:O for the Do ly Sent nel Pomeroy M ddleporl bpn 1WO PUI-'P ii:: S 6 weeks o d Needs good home Slack o 1d wh te 741 Jl~J and )y o cu~e area Please phone 9<t7 ') SO be tween 8 30 om and~ OOpm NHD ~0 Ml 0 Ni: to !> t w th '1 ch ldren oge!i t1 a ,d 1 Monday through htdoy I om 7 an ro ~ 30 p n Col qq7 79Jl ontlr Tle alter ~ JO For~ U)i::.O 1RA C10H~ \\'anted lo l:nn '1'>1 b370 CHIP WOOD 1-'o les mow d omet er 10 onlmg tt!> l end SCI per ton ~undled ~lob Sb per ron Del vto ed to Oh10 Pollet (o f.!t 'l Po ne(oy qq7 708Cf bath w1lh Shower elecfrtc low heal ng brll s larg e 11 lloor lamp Edison diamond disc records 1951 Chevrolet callle_truck w dump bed & racks Tru Tests HP rolol iller Two 900x2• wheels & tires Sp"ng f1e ld 22 aul rifle Stevens Model 94 12 ga shotgun and other Item• not listed This sale has a lot of real n1ce lurnllure - 0 good salt to anend REMEMBER EVENING SALE JUL Y 3•1 5 O'CLOCK PM Nothmg shown bt!rore day or sale Ter ms - Cash or chock w positive 10 doy of 511e Not responslblt for accidents Food on promlsu Owner- Mr Chlrles Kornmeyer AucttonHr- B•I I Janos Phont ll7 3411 or 557 3113 fOOl 1 uck campe r Sleep~ l ou Ho~ ~ h e wer s 1M o 1d con node ltefrr9eroto 90 !> or elec l r c Go~ \fOliC w th 011Cn ~ rrellpn r cond 1 on S7100 tm oct Jorne!> f.loy Porsom J /)9J:l lor mel Hood Roc \(' OH 4~ 7/1 14/~ ~UZU K 2!10 d rt brke Phone 4q7 :JbAO 1 lo'Ol0 1 lLUt 6 4 14 1 J.ol04 I'll J cr 141 ll I HU CK CAMf.'l:H op :n~.o~ l <tlt:~ l HlA 6SO M01k 4 Cu~ om pont e•celler 1 .. hope a ly ]600 oC!uol m le!> SbOO / 47 775J MO fOH ~Oiol 973 P11 •o 2CXXJcr and 4 !>peed tron:t w th 51 000 male~ SI5Q l or bolh or w I ~ell 'eporn1e ly Moytog por•ob e drye A I cor1 d 110n W 101d We-ed Krlle elec tr c l er ( (' cho ger He~ obb • ~ SJ eo <h Rt 33 Bud ngho n O ( o~., ! a , 8ur!.on s Gr o( e•y PIG) ~4 3 8 week s old Pt'l o " 74Ql lo )ay e fl onlo d Oh o Kt INA10k •t 1"' '0 10 SJ{ K n9 ~ re Net k: C ree~ bt! O weod S;.rCJ Co li oiler 5 9CJ7 7Qbl U '-. AHtl: UIG our d bol e~ 74"1 7650 of re 6 prn HAY tal 1974 H!I UMPH 500 H $ / 00 10 mon th old wo\her n nd dryP SJUO 747 /04 7 12 ,,;, ,.,;,;~ w ~. off July 3 fv ddlepo1 t lot Selltng The Photo Place Pomeroy, Ohto Ph 992-2164 spirt Room .......... ........ c-.. Service ,~ level thai everything Rtggs cres t c orn er lo t l ocated tn Manor on Se ll rng for CONOiliONl D HA Y u I eld 75 A ball) ':l orurday 747 'lb69 o MASH BROTHERS AlUM. & VINYl SIDING Home Phone 992 5139 19n 750 KAWASAKI str eet b ke $310 '1'>1 52'16 duty do hef> lr1 e p os t ~ S:lO pa 6oby bed 5) C.~~~ '"Jb b cycle SJO ~ 4 1 :llB7 soften & cond1t1on your water wtth Co op water L Y \H>OO 00 l\( ·! ack W Carsey Mgr 0 ~ Phone 992 2181 MINI FARM - About 25 acres tn Chester townsh rp fenct ng ga rden sp a ce barn nrcely remode led home wt th ba sement Keal Estal~ (or Sal,. porc hes carpeting YOU MU ST 130 851 00 NtW J bf'droo n I a '~ ') bol h'> o I ele' I oo e M ddlepo'' ( l o~ t;> Ia Rullo d Pr or e 94') / 4Hl ~HA JO yr I m r g oi'> O el nor c r 9 I eta 1d Mortgogr: 71 ~ ~tal(? 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J.iullc 1d Oh o Co li dov / 47 Til or e11 E-' g 747 19~4 A sk tor He b Could be yo ur mo lt o Your own bust ness Trarn 1ng pr ovraed rnove n and lake over CALL FOR I N FO 3 BORM Ranch tn n rce k1 tchen Pom erov pMI basement OTHER ASSOCIATES 99212S9- 997 6191 9911168 [H Pt All O il J A(Hl: ~ ON Peacock A ll(lnue W II I non ce Pomeroy 491 57Bb 10 ROOM HO ME FOR SALE BY OWNER 4 bedrooms large lrvl ng roo m w llrepta cc forma l dtnrng ar ea l ar ge basement frurt cel lar washer a. drye r new aiiJmtnum sto r m w in dows & doors throu9 hout Compl et ely Furnished & c arpeteCl newly redecorat ed Cape Cod sl yle home w th plenty of prrva cy beauttf ul v ew of Ohro R ver located J m les from Forked Run State Pari~~ Pr1ced n the tow 30 s wrth 100 p e t trnanc tng poss ble CAll m 586t 915)595 1111••••••••••••• CENTRAL REALTY co .. 11,.•·~~111.. • TWO ACRES A beaulllul 'year old 3 bedroom home wtth large ea t In kttchen J bedrooms all n icely m ore extras low heat btl ! wtth nat ga s forced air turnace All thrs and two nrce acr es of land m a good locatran Wtl l go q urck for SJS 000 57 ACRES - W rth a nrce 11 '1 stor y house w rth J bedrms and 11' bath5 Mostly carpeted Btg cen tra l \I repla ce APTS , Wood OLDER HOME - 7 rooms bath gas floor furnace washer dryer and nrce terrace d tot 70 xlOO 3 PROPERTIES IN 1 - bUilding w1 th 1 balhs Also s ci ty water Plus small business apartment over a 3 ca r garage All th iS lor SIB000 HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN TRYING TO SELL CALL US TO GET THE SELLING JOB DONE WE ARE THE HOUSE SELLING CENTER HELEN L TEAFORD GORDON B TEAFORD SUE P MURPHY late Realtors SEPTIC TANK CLEANING w1th healolaler Small barn and outbu lldmg s 20 acres lenced N1ce countr y sell in g oil blacktop road just 6 and commerc1al Call for esttmat@, 24 hour servtce IS our KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY Anyday, any11me Phone 985 3806 Jack Glnter985 3806 Jack's Si!Gtic Tank~ 9814111 Chesler Oh1o 45720 8ox J Chester Ohio on JO c CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Ma1n ~~ Pomlti"OY Dhoo PomeroY 992 6282 or 9f242U lAM lo4 JOPM SALES AND SERVICE 11-9-tf c ~RADf- OkO Auctror eer ( om plete :,e rvrc(l Ph o 1e Qd9 7llfH or Cl44 7000 ftoc me Oh o Crt II !5rodtord HWOOD BOWtR I RtPAIH Wilt ( AHI::. l or the elderly 1 our home Phor e99'1 7314 WAll:H WHL dr II ng Wrl rom T Gro ,, 14"1 7879 )we~:>pe r ~ OQS I GI~ ror ~ Oil Ch mney 5wept by a prolessron ol 11011 oppl or ce~ lawn rnowe• w th modern,.. sties!> cleonmg lCJd to ~to t o H ghw oy Go age oldt• lltJ wt .. manshrp Coli or J.iou l e 7 Ph o •e 614) QMJ I 373 b057 Ro11 Zartman lB7S ~ ~tWI NG MA CH IN~ Hepo r~ Aut hDIIled S nger )o lh and ~ervr c e We !ohor pen ScrS!>Or !> l:X C A VAIIN~ do1er loader and backhoe work dvrnp l!uck~ and lo bop lor hr e w II haul f II d rt to !>0 l I me~ tone and grolo'el Colt tiob or Roge r Jef ler!> day phor1e Qq'} 7069 r rght ph one 997 35/~ or 1191 513:1 t XCAVA liNG do1er backh oe and d teller Cherie~ lol Hot I eld ~ock Hoe ~UI\1 ce Rutland Oh•c Pt one 74/ ?OOU Will do f OO I 119 ro ~~1ruc t on plurnb ng and heo t ng No 10b too large or too srnoll Pt one 7 4'J :lJ.oi B HOWlRY AND MARliN SAVE ON CAIPETING DRIVE A LllTL£ & SAVE ALOT All urpet Installed with padd1ng at no charge Expert Installation Rubber Back Carpet As Low As '4•88 h l Ovotrng ~ep t < s y ~ tern 5 do 1e backhoe dump truck l•mc ~tone 9ro ... e1 blmktop povrr g Ht l.oiJ Phont> I (bl.ol } 698 73J I PUlLIN S EXCAVA11NG Complete ~ervr ce Phonu 997 '1 478 PUDOL~ BE lho Council of the Vlliagt ot Pomeroy Met;s County Ohio Section 1 That rt Is hereby deemed necessary to Issue bonds ol the VIllage ol Pomeroy rn the prin c ipal sum for the purpose ot resurfacing the following streets In the VIllage Port1on of Mulberry and Butternut Avenue and such Sundry Streets as should be deslgneted by Council Stct lon 2 Ttlat sard bonds shall be dated approx tmetely the first day of August 1978 shall bear mterest at the estimated rate of six ptr centum t4 percent) per an num payable sem 1 annually unt1l the pr!n c1 pa1 sum 1.5 pa1d end shall mature rn twelv~ substantrally equal annual 1nst111ments after the Issuance thereof Sect•on 3 Tt1at tor the purpose ot ra sing money In antlclpatron of the rssuance of satd bonds for the aiore&ald purpose It Is hereby declared necessary to rssue and thiS Counctl herebv determ ines tha t notes or sald Vtllage 1n the aggregate pr lncipel sum of S30 000 shall be tssued Section • That such an llcipatory notes I n lhe amount aforesaid shall be tssued beenng rnteresl af such rate not exceedtn; six per centum (6 percent) per annum as may be ftxed by the Clerk tn h is award of satd notes at prrvate sale such mterest t o be payable at matunty Said notes shall be dated as of the date of Issuan c e sha ll meture on August 1 1979 and shall be In suct1 denomlnat ons as may be reauested by the pur chaser of such notes Sectron 5 That such notes shall be executed by the or and Clerk and bear the Stl of the corporatton shall be payable at the otttce ot Clerk Village of Pomeroy Ohio and shall express upon thetr face tne purpose for wh rch thev are Issued and that t hey are rssued pursuant to thts ordmance sect ron 6 Tnat sa1d notes shall be t lrst offered to the offteer ,n ch arge of the Bond Retirement Fund and '' u d off rce r refuses to take saG notes they shall be sold at private sale by the Clerk at not ins ttl an par and accrued Interest end an 1n terest rate not e)(ceedmg sr• per centum ( 6 percent ) per annum The proceeds from such sl!le snail be pa id rnto lhe pro per fund and used for the pu rpose aforesa id and tor no other purpose and for wt1 1ch purpose said money Is hereby appropr 1ated Sectron 1 Sa id notes shall be the futl genera l oblrgatlon of the V ill age of Pomtroy and cre d it and the tu tl faith revenue ot sa rd Vtllage are hereby pleCiifCI for the pr ompt payment of the same The par value to be rece ved from the Ult ot the bonds ent1 ctpated by Ulld notes and any excess fund resulttnO from the Issuance ot said n otes shall to the f)(tent ntcnsery be used onlv tor the retirement Of said notes at maturity together w it h or $30 000 Mar POO L!» Al l !> rl e!o and shopes ~w rm pooh '} years e•per e 'ce hoo est no tes o 1ythrng 'fOU need l or underground sw m pool~ New <hernrcal and supp y st ore Albar r Oh o 1-'hone 614 ~98 6SSS i All er b pm 614 b~q 5251 John Jeff ers or bB9 526~ 8 II Grllette } We ore NOl oil wet on PHIUS NliGILR tiUILDING Supply lor burld ng h o u~es repo•r work and cobrnet~ Co lt Guy H Netgler 94Q 2S06 alter 5 pm sq yd & up 9' and 12' Vmyl Floor Covenng In Stock Boy whore you can come In lnd stt whit you're gl.tting - Good seltdlons - Fully stocked C~ll 7422211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Smith RUTLAND FURNITURE 7422211 mtnules nor th of Rac ine Ask ing $42 000 Dockel 12 Mannrng 0 Webster Proba te Judge Clerk 30 171 7 Me I' "~:D.:: ft~ COUN TRY MOf:IILt Home Po k J.ioute :J3 ncr th o f Porne oy large a t~ Coii9Q2 7479 1ew SENIOH Cll iZ EN S Our ren ters OS5•s to nce you may be able IC lr\le n cur apor me'' for less han S50 o month ~ or more 11 for mol on co ntact V lloge Manor Aponmer IS qq2 7787 TWO H~ O H OOM INSTRUCTOR 1978 ..~.. ~ Attes t Gene Grate Clerk M L Kelly P res dent ot Counctl ( 6- ) 2J 30 2tc NOT IC E Se al'i'd b1ds wr I be rece ved by the unders gned at the v llage Hall Pomeroy Oh iO 12 00 o cloc k noon Ju l y 10 1978 f or th e sale of \30 000 00 note daled August 1 1978 .vh ch note shall bear n t erest at the rate o f b percent per annum or tow er I nte rest lo be pa d sem annually Sad nol e s to mature on June 30 1979 Sale o f he note to be awarded t o b dCle r quoltng tow est rat e o f nteresl on sad note The r ghl s reserved to retect any and all b ds Jane Wa lton Clerk VILLAGE OF POMEROY c ty Ha ll Pam eroy Oh ro {6 ) 13 30 21C unlurn !ohed opt Call 991 22BB 1WO l:!l:OR OOM only !¥1 2 JJJ4 I o ler Ad ults f HJ.tH ~OQM) and bo th Coli qrn 56'21 Pome roy o 991 nos 161 23 30 ltc ON l: Bl:DNOOM turnrshed house 992 15Qij GREEN BAY W1s i UPI ) - The Green Ba) Packers have ssgned Uru1 ersit) of M1ch1ga n linebacker John Anderson from Wauke sha they ptcked on the f1rst round of the recent NFL draft 1973 MON TE CARLO londau P S ~ ti A C AM 8 track ster eo co ndrtron $1700 b :cellent 8<3 2b22 19611 VW SUG S<OO 9112 5858 1%9 LID FORD ond 1970 Fo•d LlD Al5o port! and body ports Phone 'il92 3640 l'il7J FORO ~ TATION Wog an 51200 992 57 lib 1q74 MUSTANG II Hardt op cy l aut o Phone 949 1042 -~ b Rul'-nd, f' 1:t auto bO 000 m les A skrng S I(XX) Phone f!~J 1061 apt to pu t some roadblo ck s tn Take rt n good slrrde tl your male rs a ltltle rtard to please today and she II soon co me around You II only make rnal te rs wor se 1! you re taclless 1977 Ford Mustang II 2 Dr..... ..s3895 4 cyl Hpttd trans p s AM radio rallye wheels less 111an11 ,000mlles whllewred lnt Onelocalowner 1975 Ford Granada Ghia 2 Dr. .s3395 351 V 8 H T p s ale p b velounnl, AM FM stereo vinyl rool digital clock mort Sllarp 1973 Chev. Monte Carlo--· ....... ..'2995 Landau 2 Or V a. auto lrans tape vinyl roof Nice ps p b ale AM 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON. PB 2 PISCES IFeb 20 March 201 Un Jess you get th ose dtlltcutt task s out ot the way ea r ly Ieday they could monopoltze you en ltre day Spend the morn1ng dotng tns tead o f procrastrnat lash oned lamrly get together could be a ba I however LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 Your goals today could go by the rng ce ntro) of matle s per linen! to your nleresl s rn the hands ol o thers today co uld produce undesrrab e res ults You ru n the show tn th e day you may not be as tole{ant as you shou ld be of others who d srupl ( Our rou 11ne Once you loosen up you I drscover thetr 1deas aren t so bas alter all V S auto GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Lea' PB Grabber Pack V 1 auto Iron! p s AM FM stereo tape Nice clean 1973 Ford Maverick 2 Dr.......... s2195 1975 fORD MUSTANG., .. Wa s 1249~ 197~ MAVERICK Auto 6 cyl , auto Irons p b p s lin slock ' 2595 arr 1975 Chev. Blazer 414 ...:....... '4395 radio Wa< 11691 I .. .. NOW 1 .1495 1974 HORNET 2 DR ....... .'~.a_s• ••.~~~~-~.~~' 11495 Auto PS 197~ FORD MAVERICK GRABBER ......... 12195 Std P S P B laney wheels sh arp & sporty 1 FORD GALAXIE 500 .................. 1495 HT atr 1973 DODGE DART.. ......... . .......... '695 Auto 6 cyl little rough 1972 VW STATION WAGON ......... ...... . 11295 Sid 1971 PONTIAC LEMAN'S .............. '695 auto fr an ... TRUCKS 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP 2595 1 Standard sharp 3695 1 1976 FORD F-150 .... .... . 390, p b p s au to AM FM stereo tape radtal l1res One owner 37 000 rrules Color red 3295 1 1976 FORD F-100 . Std trans L w B red FORD 2 TON FLAT BED ............. ... 795 Exte~~l ~N -II'· OPEN TILL 7 PM Thur.Uy & Sllllnlay Ill J 041 • CloltCI Sunday THOMPSON FORD See lllclly Hllllll• Derrell DtollriH or P'll Hltl, GtMral ter 1 a.t1 Deal M1 a Ntw or UM Vtlllclt m JIN Miollllt,...t. 0 TON ... .... ...... . '2695 Aut o VB PS PB LWB 1974 CHEVY %TON. ............$2695 1974 CHEVY Yesterdays Answer 17 That s 31 Frankie of song not - tdea 32 College VIP 21 Opera g1rl 23 Civil wrong 33 Be the unage of 26 Astronaut Annstrong 34 Put forth 2f! - word for 10 Sailor s assent 29 Chns 42 Man Lat of temus . .. ............ s2895 LWB V8 PS P B V8 a ulo p s 1f2 p b L W B 1973 CHEV. BLAZER s 1968 JEEP TRUCK .s 1966 INTERNATIONAL 1 roN • V 8 auto p p b 0 • • • • 0 removab le lop ~ wheel dr ...,hee l dr 6 cyl J ~P 12 ft $3695 .$895 1695 I at bed VAN 1972 CHEVY C.10 .:~.a:.~ ... .. ... s2895 RIEBEL'S· USED CARS See Roger R1ebel 51 Rl 7 667 3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plam 5 Oh1o !-7.+--1-+-+--1--1;-;;'"+. tth I ONGF"EI lOW '\' •I ~ II JULY SPECIALS YO Q R U A 0 V R 0 C C QR Z M KLGARXPR Z M CRX ~RMR CC RA z \1 - C QR QRXL H VH CQ R V R OC CRXARL X ROO 1974 ELDORADO ........................ 15295 1974 DEVILLE SEDAN ..................... 13695 1 1973 DEVILLE CPE. ................. 1995 1976 DEVILLE SEDAN.. .. •. .. '6900 QRUL\0 ZM MYRT~YXJ hsLmla) s Crypwquote HARD WORKERS ARE USUALLY HO~EST I~DUSTRY UFTS THE M rATIO!'i - CHRI STIAN N BOVEE ABOVE TEMP Auto rod 10 light blue 1 Or 1976 F-250 Ford .................... ..S3795 V 8 auto trans , p s , p b full time 4x~ hardtop. local owned Don't miss this one 1 4 DR 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON. 2 Dr 1977 Ford Pinto Runabout ......... s3495 ~.<!~ 12395 Sid 28 000 m1 Grabber Pack V 8 CIO trans , p s , AM rod1o Local owned car 1695 Std wood gra1n panels a1r vtr'IYI roof 1975 FORD f.l()Q . 1 1974 PINTO SQUIRE STA. WGN PB PS f Rl I'TIIi!lllTES CQ R PS ar half vrnyl roof TRUCKS b +--1--b:+,......j=+-+--1-+-+--1 2595 1 p 1975 VEGA WAGON ....~.~~~ ...~~~. 1 1495 1959 FORD 2 DR 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR. .. $295 $595 1967 OLDS CUTlASS .... .:. ~r1965 AMERICAN WAGON .. , .. ..._s195 ... s395 1970 PONTIAC 2 DR HT ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 45 Martha of comedy 1 Like some 46 Canadian stadiums 6 State Fr r1ver 10 Gnawed DOWN 1Throw off 12 Popull~r pop star the track 13 Repair 2 Ominous as shoes words 3 Yes " l.Dng-eared certamly beast 15 High m us 4 Taro root 16 Schedule s Crossed out abbreviatiOn 6 How ghastly ' 18 StaMum 1 Pos1 U~el y' g Penthouses 19 What for birds Bo) ' :ro Doctored 9 Tendenn II Impede 22 For fear that 24 Cornman do s sorttes 25 SciOn 21 HST s sue ps 1974 CHEV. NOVA ~..~v! ...~~.1.~ .. P..: s1995 6 cy l 1974 CHEV. NOVA Ha~~~~~.~~- $1995 1975 CHEV. BELAIR. ~.Dr··-~-~~.. .. $1995 1973 PONTIAC GRAN AN .......... s1895 NEWSPAPER ENlERPP!SE ASSN 1 2995 1975 MERCURY MARQUIS Jacob Suker Hi.s leg was packed m 1ce and will be re-ex ammed Fnday for further diagnosis HT aut o TAURUS (Aprol20 May 20) Early PS " 1974 Ford Maverick 2 Dr•..... .s2495 N0W' ctan Dr .s2995 1975 TOYOTA CEUCA 6 T Dr 5 sp 1974 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 .. ~2695 Atr b 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.?..~;.. $2495 Onl' ltlltr srmpl) stands fM :woth r r In th ts sampl e A. IS u , I f r th thru 1 . ., X fr 1 Tilt I I\ I) .., de ~111glt l ~tte r:. :t i> O.!!tro ph t: ' tit .: l ~ngth u1d for n 111 tt u f the "urds ;uc 11l hLn \s Enrh I~\ tt 1 r ,d~ lt lH n. 1rc tllfl• rtnt lOS V 8 auto trans p s ale aluminum wheels 21 000 miles Beaulllul silver w black Interior examsned by Cub team phySI· AOUARIUS (Jan ZO Feb 191 .\XlOIBAAXK 1976 Chev. Monza 2_..2 ......... s3595 li!1lped off the held and was Just because you go t up on the wrong srde ot the bed today doesn 1 mean you have to be cranJ.o.y all day Thrnk abou t ttavrng fun and you II have t potnl menls are po sst ble today rt you re ov erly rnsrst ent tha i oltlers adhere 10 your w1she s let the ma1ortty rule and every on e w11 1 have tu n VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 221 A problem may artse today that can 1 be handled tn one fell swoop Ch p away at 11 and you II soon c ui rt down t o Stze boar ds rl you latl to keep your prrorrttes rn oraer Put bus • ness before olea sure Schmidt, who took second on a Utrow from the outfield, your palh CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) ng Astra Graph P 0 Box 489 Ra ARIES (March !1 Apnl 191 d10 Coly Stallon N Y 10019 Be Pleasurable pursu Is that are sure 10 spec ly btrth s tg n expe-nst\le wrlf be the leas t LEO (July !3 Aug 22) 0 sap am ount o f fun today An old ,. 1 Selection In Tile ValltV equally n the re turns Irom your co lecltve eff ort s today the y re suffered a hamstrmg pull and stram of the nght leg after he smgled and shd Int O ~ond base m the flrst mnmg •of Thursda y's game with the Ctucago C b5 u llAIU ( R\ PTO!IIIOTE - II ere's ho" to " o rk 11 4 cyl auto trens local owned truck Nice Largest AI.'Oid pals Ieday who alw ays ell: peel 'fOU Ia pay I herr share o t the tab tn slead spend you r ttme wt tn tFtend s equal ly as generous as you1sell Frnd ou t more about you r sel t by send 1ng for your copy of Astra Graph Le 11er Ma1 1 50 ce nt s for each and a long self ad dressed stamp ed enve lope to 35 - had lt 1 36 Ending for consul 31 Law L.al 38 Complam 39 Baseball s Blue 41 Berate 43 By otseU 44 Son of Poseidon 4 1973 Pl YMOUlH Cudo 340 P ~ 1973 Tayota P.U...................... '2095 151N STOCK CANCER (June !1 July !2) lions !oday Keep each olhec oppnsed ol your purposes SAGITTARIUS INov 23 Dec !1) Unless coworkers snare ~Oandestune r-r~t-~riDi-t-t-rJ door aut o 5 good t res by or• grn ol owner C a ll bl.ol b67 6339ofter6pm 1977 F-150 Fool. .................... s4495 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FC!)R YOU July t 1978 Th rs may be a yea r when more opportunrt1es than you thtnk you can handle w II be dumped n your lap Isolate th ose that are tntere strng to you Concen Irate eli:Ciusrve ty on them 30 From a distance Skyla rk 1'106 DODGE DART 315 V ti ~ lJ~wlliillW\'/ pulling tn two dtfferent d re c 28 Thsck soup $300 Coli 7421137 19M 4 OOOR BUICK Phone 992 3670 ~~0JilJIJ SCORPIO (Ocl !4-Nov !21 CHICAGO iUPI ) - PholaPoor oommun1Cal1ons cou d delphia Ph1lhes third lead lo you and your male baseman Mike Schmidt cess or l'il7l fORO GALAXIt: Ru ns good or Som e lencl ng plenty ol road lronlage a nd garden space C1 ly water a nd dr illed well Loc close to hospital and sch ool at Laurel Cli ll Asking $42 500 40 ACRES - In Soult1ern Local with a sma ll barn and dug we ll About 12 acres l illable Some woods a nd minerals Ask1ng 121 500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is a n exce llen t 3 bedrm house w1lh 1', baths kitchen and buill In appl~ances lam1 ly rm w1th ll replace all nicely ca rpeted Ful l basement with wood burning stove At,tached 12 car l garage Chrysler A1r Temp central heal ing and cool ing Very low elec bills All this and appro• one acre land Have a took Only $47 900 Ill 700 wil l buy a good 2 bedrm house and garage storage bu ld1ng and garden space on 51 Rt 124 In Sy racuse VACANT !.AND - 10 acres of land on Rl 33 4 lone •bout one mile north ol7 33 bypa!S Asking $12 800 "0,900 - 1 acre 1.-el land with a 64xll 3 bedroom mob1le home with natural gas heal city water & sept ic IIS,OOO - Will buy a good 5 bedrm house with Iorge livi ng room and kitchen 2 baths basement F A nat vas heat In Chesler We NNd LISIIngs (Muldltportl We have buyers for mony typeoof property CALL JIMMY DEEM Associate f4fllM 161 23 June 19 1978 Clarence Andrews Jane Wal ton 3 Or 4 cyl , auto trans radio rallye appearance fM!Ck , full gloss 3rd dr Whitt w red trim I vln g r m fam ily rm with f irepla ce basement fuel oi l t urnace garage and outbuildings 22394 On May 22 1978 tn th e Me gs Cou nt y Probate cou rt Case No 22394 Oma Lee Wolfe 1135 E Maple Street Pa lmyr a Pa 17078 was appo nted E xecut r r)( of the estate of L awton Temp eton deceased tate of Langsv lie Oh10 passag~ ATTEST Lawt on Tem NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Meigs County Ohto Sectron 11 Thi5 ordrnan ce rs hereby declared to be an emergency measure necessarr for the lm medrate preserve ton of the publrc peace health and safety of satd Vrllagll! lor the reason that tl'lt l mmtdlafe rssuan ce and sa le of the notes her ern Of sa1d street tmprovements wh ich are urgently needed for the setety of pedestr rans and veh cular traffrc wherefore th s ordrnan ce shall take effect and be In force rmmed alely atter Is 10 ACRES - Vacant land on blacktop road Beaul1ful home site About I m1nutes Irom 5 Poml Pr ice $13 800 6 ACRE 5 - N ce I >Story home mostly carpeted wllh 3 .:1 bedrms Case No Page 61 Bern1ce Bede Osol THE Be tt orda1ned oy me Counc 1 of the v llage ot M dd 1eport as tot ows Sec 1 ThaT the we~ge l or Life Guard s be- and the same \S hereby I xe d at S2 00 per hour Sec 11 Tha t the wage f ar Sw mmrng Instr uctor be and s her eby frx.ed at 13 25 per hOUr Sec I ll Tha t the rate sha I be retroact rve to May 1 1978 Sec IV Thai lh s Or d nance rs hereby determ•ned to be an emergency measure necessary tor the rmmed ate preservat on of the peace health sa f ely and general welfare of I he nhab tan ts ot the v rllage and tor the reason th at 11 s necessary that th s teg tS iatt on be<ome m m ed a tel y effect ve Sec v Th s Ord nan ce shall ta k e effect and be n f or ce fr om and a11er June 12 1978 Passed the 12 th day o f June PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO to the County Aud1tor ot PASSED SWIMMING Cltflord E R:e lc h Dtr ector 161 JO ltC ESTATE OF 16 1011 SALARY FOR LIFEGUARDS AND OEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR CONTROL pleton DECEA SE D 1041 ESTABLISHING 11 I ASTRO·GRAPH AMEND and ORDINANCE NO Bid torm s and specrttCatrons rnclud rn9 two r estrooms between 3 000 and 4 000 squa re tee t all utr lt t es arr condltt on rng park rng delrvery lind others as speer fred may be oblarned at 2323 West Fr flh Avenue Columbus Ohro 4320.ol Telephone (614 ) 466 4826 r. to ORDINANCE NO Hl v ce aU noke ~ QCJ'J 2784 ! he ~ob• ( ~h o p fl o no1 o y II II s has tl fr ame house w1th larg e eat In kt f chen den or st udy basement 3 parches garage and two th rrds or an acre a 4 room HWHOOM house, flo cr te a eo Ncar r vcr lo 11ple tely emodeled 94q 254) car peted 2 baths lull basement wllh TV room Many apartments afl rented In town where you cdn walk to work or shop Ntce size lot tn e)(cellen t foca tron 1 baths IH~H s wtll room you wan t th1s wtth all city convenrences Th s has 3 or 4 bedrooms drn ng room equ 1 pped kdchen furnace large yar d 1 car garage wrth '1 roo m s for storage and 7 attached rooms far sm al l bedrooms FEATURE S 11800000 MAN f OTHER PROPER TIES TO CHOOSE FROM WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS FOR MEIGS COUNTY PROPERTIES LI ST WITH US HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA New 3 you lrke th e counfy th please you 4 BEDROOMS - >10 000 00 RE DUCED TO \S 900 on Pomeroy J bdrms bam SAY IT WITH FLOWERS VIRGIL B SR 992 3325 ... , .. .,~1 216 E Second Street bu~rness BRIC~ In M1d dleparT 1 ~ ba th s 3 4 od r ms 2 51or cs ASK IN G g.lfage ce tiM H OU) ~ Has long sun deck n back and large front por ch If THI S SEE I:JY OWNER Mob le Hone Porll b5 lot~ 71 n ore oyed auf ond oppro11ed 1c lud ng HI mobrle I o re s or d two opor tmen15 oil IUir o 1d ren ted Uou ble w de 14 :~. ~t:>thrve bedr 7 both cen trot o ( o wner~ res dence and ott ce) supply trot er 2 co r garage shop ld ry room On appr o ~ 3 acres !oc ng on (O ff ~~ and ~ Mo 1 51 S~ CfJ Jack son OH 7 bl ock~ lr o m Ap poloch on I eewoy 5 blocks Ir a n down tc wr J blocks fr om shopp ng ce r re r 70 nrles !rem 4 bllo1 doll ar co n ~ tru cton rob at P k e Co Atom< Pion! L ty water se we r crural go\ Due to poor health owne1 rnu~1 II Qll(' f O dry cfrrna f e SJ2J 00(! h n Owner would CO"Y 70". up IO 10 year~ at a~~ for qua I ed buyer Grou ng SbO (XXj (01 ta ct Lour~ Hu I b l 4 2867837 1o oppontme1t OLDER HOME VA th rough' large glass doors In P o meroy remo d eled wmc parl bas e ment a nqE & r ef 1 or J .ledroa ms 1 , bath~ ON Pomeroy Landmark OLD BUT NICE - NEW Lt STING 3 yea r s 1td 3 bdrm ranch n e)( ell en t cond1 l on Level tot n Ruland cqu pped k1f hen and mcny f eatu r es POMEROY 115 000 00 NEW LISTING let us test your water Free lam rly room wt'th heatolater ftreplace and ntce view ol the woodlan d 0 pa c+:2 storage b utld tng Up lo four bedrm s CLOSE TO soltener Model UC 5 VI , Now Only •289.95 4-30-rtc fu!al E&tate for Sale 127 700 00 >lEW LISTING - 2 story r Mnc home apprax 2 K r e'il of g r ound garden Landmark bedroom brick home Ntce step saver lo: tcnen wrth farg e dtnrng area Large Photography CALL 992 6323 or 99 2 6011 6 19 1 mo pd MAIN POMEROY , Autt & Truck Repatr 'Also Transm1ssron Repatr Phone 992 5682 R.eSidenlial Golden Anmver~ary Famtly Reun1ons Spectal Occas1ons For Free Est 1mates H ~ AVY NEW LISTING - Weddings Sliver and & A F r ame Homes voulh ar d co nponolbrcue nemor ol 1 Me 9~ Memo ol Gorden~ Phone997 553H Pomeroy Oh1o let us capture and preserve those prectous moments forever - Sofhl Room Add1l1ons ~OU k G HA V~ ~ puce!> 7 Lei Pomeroy Pomeroy, 0 3 15llc bus1ness not a stde hne )l AN S BARG AINLANO Wo but !>to' I and 1 ode Ope l day~ o w eek Mo , ~I eel ~utlo 1d Oh o Ou p• ce~ con 10 1 be b1 at Phone 742 2063 1WO m1io off Rt 1 by fMISS on St Rt 124 toward Rutland, 0 L------ Broker 1411B73 '~~• Muffler Brakes Shocks Ttres Battery lnstallalton Service Ph 9922848 I'lL H2Z174 Hoeflich I Pomeroy 109 Hogh St 5-31-1 mo ROGER HYSELL GARAGE MOORE'S SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. has Cheryl Lemley As soc Home Phone742 2003 H1llon Wolle Assoc Home 949 2189 George 5 Hobsleller Jr tad..~ ( Bob For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple At for Colon1al Nl:W Jeep Ire:. l)l l A 1 4Qi 5lll7 HV~ MURRAY l HHI-t .... hee l br( yclv band lew 747 UE!Q 100 l<f/(J l ur d l•u<k A I rle{hQn w l o d l•on rodrol tlf>!. Pt teet ;o, ( lo. lrvck Coli 441 n :HJ total ta Kes low s1tuated rn The reason thts ad ts small 1s because we are selhng ou r 11sttngs fast For a qu1ck sale of your property see us for fa st servtce Large 9 room older home wi t h ce ntral heat f. OJ.IO MOWl:J.I I It cui blade Als o 4 cyl nrie llboord wb cru ~c w th l!i It ~eovy duty t o ler Ant que cool and wood cooh '> IO.., e flhon eqfi1/btJ9 399 W. Matn St. Htmo S6S 000 but well worth 1t GRU:N Ul:AN ) p•ck you owrr Hr r q can to lfH A 1'1old Hvpp f orm letu I fn ll\ / 4 / 'JO]J J. I~ON wheeh lor f-- o d t c. ctur .,hone 14 1 21J5 Small engine & mower service Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servtct Free Eshmates Phone 949 2862 or 949 2160 S42 000 00 INGll60t RAM orr co mpressor to sole Coli qQ'} ]040 Mobil~ HoiD@ft for Sale rocker sm stands & tables 6 wooden 1ce cream chairs slan t front desk lg knee hole desk sq oak table oak dresser w mrrror oak dresser w mtrror & marble top fanc y sq chtni!l cupboard sq china cupboard w curved glass door slant tap desk w drawers upright victrola W rndsor cha1r barrel cha rr pmao w bench prcture frame w reverse pa tn t 1ng w Mo1 her of Pear l lg mt rror asst charrs frulf 1ars complete set chtld s dtshes glassware & chi na collection cookie ta rs old battery rad 1o lantern brass W Va Downspou1s 3 lhe Arbaugh Add1l1on Tuppers Pla1ns Oh10 on $1300 (o 1991 7IJ9 wat ches elm;~ 1 ngs Y~oedd ng bond !> d a rna 1ch Gold o• ~1111e Call Hoger Wcm ~l ey 7 4~ 1331 In Athens, Oh10 turn oH Sllmson Ave onto Co Rd ll loke Co Rd 25 e1ght m1les to Charles Kornmeye r reSidence on Co Rd 25 Follow signs ANTIQUE FURNITURE GLASSWARE CHINA 1951 CHEVROLET TRUCK ETC AS LISTED Ook Sideboard marble lop stand lg round tape w Queen Anne legs oak wa rdrobe oak si deboard w mirror high chair llal glass china cupboard oak lAll i 14 71 OA1)UN ton pckup 4 ~ peed 1e"" clu tch nuflle b ok~ .. and pont /5 rn p g pod•, e t MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3 at 5 O'CLOCK P.M. II~A(10~ leo beds ro 1 bed, desk ~ etc complete h o u\eho l d ~ Wr te MD Malle H ll Po ner oy or coli 992 77 b0 EVENING SALE e~el Ph one 458 I bJO OW ~U~NITUH~ rce bOJ:e\ bros!> 992 7707 M~tJ) D•e ~el Mf 18) 0 \ HINN IIMBl:R POM~HOY ~o est Pr o dvc t s lop p ce lor sta nd "9 sow 1mber Col ~7 5Qb ~ 0 1 Kent Ha nby l 446 8570 M081U HOMt: tor ~ ole Q70 Hud dy 17,w Jbed oam botha 1d 1 lu rHshed own ng ur der p I ned Po ChOrd ~ hed $5800 MJ.l SO 0 esel MHb5 0 esel Oe~e Cob o ~ ileore NI::.W& U)l:OIMPli::Mt:Nl !> M~q Bo ler M~lO Bo le M 1 12(J Sol er Mar hews Ro tary Scy the MHf80 ~em mounted b bot to l Plow M~570 11 D•!>c MF'lOO 7 Ro w Chopper MF:N ') Ro w Plor ler .. MechorHco 1 o '>pi a 1IPr household New used or on ! que'!i Morl m !>~urn lure 20 N ~nd )t Mrdd eport Pho 1e CO IN ~ D e!>d MH1 :J~ NO HI:M 100 L01ge o too small W II buy I p ece or compleTe OW M~IJO Mf.l3) D P.':Iel New or Repan Gutters and NOW THEREFORE IT ORDAINED bV 1 Issue of such notes Sard ta>e !.hall be and t!. hereby or dered compute~ certtf1ed levied and exte-nd1ng upon the ta x duplicate In the same manner end et lhe same l•m e that tues tor general pur poses tor each of sa1d years are cert ified e>etended and collected Sa id taxes shall be placed before and rn preference to al l other rt ems and for the full amount thereof The funds denved trom satd flllC. lev ies hereby reQuired shall be placed rn a separate and d stmct fund whrch together wltl'1 tnterest collected on same shall be Irrevocable pledged for the ayment of the prmc pal and nterest ot said notes or bonds In ant rc lpatrorf of Which they are nued when and as the same fall~ue Section 11 rs hereby delermrne that all acts condll ons and th1ngs reQuired to be done precedent to and in the 1ssuance of sa d notes In order to make them l egal valrd and brndrng obligatrons ot the V Illage of Pomeroy have happened been done and performed In regular and due form as required by law and that no l1m lt ation of Indebtedness or luatlon either statutory or constitutiOnal w II have been exceeded rn the rssuance ot sa d notes Sectron 10 The Clerk Is hereby authorrzed and drrec ted lo forward a cer tU ed copy of this ordman ce Orilf'a nce An Mon da y Jutv 31 197a Issued without the proper WHEREAS the Villages f iscal officer has certified as to the estimated life of the property to be acquIred from the proceects ot t,e notes here in authorized as elC. cetdlng six years and has cerUfled the maximum rnaturlty of bonds as. twent..., years and of such notes as six years or one year •f sold privately 10 ad direct tu. annually not less than that which would heve been levied If bonds had been A N OROIN&ICE NO 1072 71 NOTICE ~EGAL Sealed b1dS for the 1ea s1 ng of the prem se5 to the Depar t ment of L rq uor Control tor use e~s a State LrQUor St ore rn th e v em ty of Mulberry Street Pomeroy Ohro wrll be re cerved al the Oft tCe of th e Depart rne nt of LrQuor Control Co lu'Tl bu s Ohro up 10 tw elve o clock noon on dillon to Ill Other taxes a THIE A H 0 EMERGENCY Portraits Weddrngs Passports Anntversanes Spectal Occastons bedroo m home modern k1fchen rec room full NOMt N; ANO 0 E C L A R I N G ~ ~MODERN SUPPLY lull basemen! and garage Situated on lot 95 x115 Selling P"ce S32 000 00 NEW LISTING 4 Oh o w,., A.wav Help Wanted ROOFING bed r oo m to tal electrrc home l oca ted rn H utchrnson Sub-Orvtslon Rutland Ohto Home has ~l:N~I MA II ( ac cou • 1 ng noch1 1e Ph one qQ21l5b 1he Dorly ~ en hrel Ill lour! ~tr ee! Pomeroy EED A WATER SOFTENER? J. OUH Kllli::.NS 0 week s old I bloc k I whIP. w lh brown .. po s l t 9er cat All long ho r f.'hor e 992 :nos H. L WRITESEL 9amSpm 8U fHWUG H ~ OH 77 J 5240 or re turn to Mason f.'ol ce Oepr L---------.J PUBLIC AUCTION I REALTY HH l SHI::.CIION at the best wood stoves n Southeastern Oh1o ~ f el 1 ro a Jotul Marso I e np~ood o 1d Nolh uo l o 1 Heat (O 8 flu lOITI 0 oil M J ~I ) All e IS t.l 4 597 6079 o bl 4 b9b 1 HI B arley~ SPECIAL Business Services George 5 Hobstener Jr Broker 107'1> Sycamore St Pomeroy OhiO Phone 992 6333 Off1ce Hrs COAl tiM~S 1O N~ !land 9' ave t ole un chlo de te t lle dog load end all ty p e~ ol salt l:~ eel~ o ~a t Wor k ~ I c ~ Ma 1 ~t Pane oy Q92 3~91 ~o l e we ""anted so much ~ ! fU_A MAJ.IKI::.l ~yr O CtJSe Oor r'f Queen July 4 '} to b Ant ques guns mrs c STREETS IN 'I 1 L L A G E , HOBSIEIIER '] bolh 1972Cover try 17 ~oSJbedroon l'ilb9 Stat esman 11 x 00 2 bed oorn !>A 1UROA Y ~U N O A Y and Man dey Backyard !>o e JJS W II om St M dd leport An tr que co lee tab es Depress 011 m sc ~o ne rh ng l or everyone Phone9912181 llrt l<tllJt( upuiJh <tl r God W Vo besrde H ec ~ s I Y7:J Brood n cre 14 oc 64 'J bedroom 197J Dorron 14 1 60 2 bedroon 197'J Vrctonon 14 ~ b7 3 bedroon So1 urdoy M ondo~ and 1uesday 3 mr e.. '>D u h of M d dleport on Hau te 7 o . . er 100 box es ol co llectable end flea narke t ems ~ome lhlf 9 lo r mos t everyone Pomeroy Landmark rm ~llil !UGO HOMt: SITES l or sol e l acre and up M ddleport near Rutland loll992 74Bl I M0Sllt HOMt S "' " leo ~o n! ~IG ~Al~ M 7j<J, :... 101 Ul ~ urda pea r S ~ le 8 ~ JUlY 2 J h om Q to ? At R H Durst s resrdence Strversvrl le C 8 rodro hardware motors ant ques opp l onces clothrng or d many Olher rtems WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ~p Hl!lll £etatdur sale Vtllege of Pomeroy SUNDRY FOf Stlurday July tS Sholl De 1ev1ed 1n a ll the t.. oblo properly m the OF PURPOSE and Section 8 Ourrng th~ per rod while sltch notes run there ANTICIPATION OF THE iSSU.lNCI! OF IONDS ~OR RESURFACING thereon hereDy p iedQod lor such Purpose NOTES OP THE VILLAGE OF POMIItOY, OHIO, IN THI tor Sale I nterest TO ,ROVIDI fOil THE t$SUAHCI OF 110,000 OF Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES 10.) ORDINANCE NO 4t2 0 . 0 • Riggs Used Cars ·Chester, 0. THIS 4TH OF JULY .~ i. !.. !. ALL OF US AT !. i. !.. :sMITH NELSON MOTORS:. !. .. !.. !... .. .. .. . ....! 1,. s ... . i JSMITH NELSON MOTORS !! i! It Ri .. ! ! W1sh all our customers and ! ! .. ,. fnends a Safe and Happy 4th. We ! ! ! ! should all be proud to hve m this ,. ,. It ! great country of ours And gtve ! ! ! ,.. thanks to all who has helped keep ! ! ! ! th1s the greatest country 1n the It .. It ! world . We w1ll be closed Monday ! ! It It !.. ,... and Tuesday, Julyh3 and 4 so our .... ,. ,. employes can ave a ntce ,. ,. ! ! holiday !! ,. ,. 985-4100 Sec Riil ******************************* : **************************** : Your Friendly Dealer 500 E. Matn Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .! lt lt ,. ~'**************************:: 1971 CAMARO ......~ ...... 14395 1971 MALIBU CPE.. .................... 11295 1974 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON ........... 12495 1975 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON............ 13695 1973 IMPALA 4 DR. SEDAN ................ '995 1969 BONNEVIllE SEDAN. ........ ·••••• •· '995 1975 GRAND PRIX ......................... 13995 1976 DODGE ASPEN SEDAN ............... 13895 1 1976 PlYMOUTH VOLARE SEDAN ....•. ••. 2995 1973 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN ............. 11795 Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteous salesmen Ma rvtn Keeba ugh or George H•rns Pete Burns Karr & Van Zandt You II Like Our Quohty Woy of Do1ng Busmen' GMC F•none~ng 992 5342 Pomero,. Open Evenings unt1l6 oo-TII5p m Sot :****************************** •• ' �11 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnday, JWte 30, 197. 10-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fndlly June :!0, 1978 OS CARS RESTAURANT IS Word-! ur Under Cash 100 ISO 2dtlys 100 Jililys S9 Court Street Gallipolis, 0 Will Be Closed Week of July2 thru July 9 Open Mon , July 10 Employees Vacation JOO lhll:I }S If YOU ho ve o serv ce 10 o lftH wont to buy or sell sornethr ng ae lookrng fer work or you II get results w hatever fof! le w!lh a ~entr nel Wont Ad loll 992 71 Sb EJid wur d uver ll~e muunum 15 worl.b: 1.\. 4 l'i: l ~ ~r wurd j)l!r dav Ad:. rwrnurg utllt'r U111 rr L'UII!;l't.UlJ\.'t dH) !I will tw d r.11rgai al tit I da) ratt' In llltlllUI) Cartl ur 1 hankls and Oblluar) 6 l t! rLS per wunl S3 00 H fU CHACKH•~ YAR D Sole Where Ro c ne at the co rn er of ~r oadw a y and Morn Stree ts When Sa tu rday July 1 What Hot botgo rn rtems such as 1V aquooum golf club!. rodros old bollles clot hes and rnrsc !ems ~or furt her rdo rmat o 1 call 949 2b98 after 5 pm IIW llllWll (.;ash rrcuharw.. l' Muluh: Hunt' 'Ill~ anll 't 11 nl se~lts ilt t ctl'Ct.'pl!tU unh wrt h lCI~ .,.. th IJI rkr l5 l~lll t l ~~:~r jl(~ for ttc.l:s ur t ) urt: Bux Nu u~r lu Cart' of Till:' Svn llUt<l l lu: PutJh~hu Tt'M'n.t!.s U ~t: ~ It Lu t•l.hl ur n )t t.:l au"' <~d!i d~ t' r l wd uQ- }t'r tr~o~r~tl rht Pubhslrer wrll I'CS!J t~ !J t f I I Uit Lltt OC hJl !)Ill! 1J t".l u strltun lH~ AMHC:IG:AN leg•on Post l.40 ol New Haven w 1l l s.ponsor the Donny Wo•k mon Memor of P c MOVING Items for sole cook sl o11e breakfa st se t washer lr\11119 loom chorr m sc rtems Ac ross from "hoo t n Mr od bury July3 ~ 4 n c to be held July .4 I I om hi? AI members and lam ly u v ted l eg o 1 P cntc Groundb Pub l c mvtted after 9 pm for ltrewod.,$ d splay GIANT YARD So le July l 2 and 3rd J?eh nd F1ve Po n!s Gr II An t <fue~ biCycles I ten speed b ke clothes me gold couc h drnelfe se t Ph 11rt ll9'2 21:;6 NOTICE ~ack W Carsey Mgr tru~rr d~t ' _ M su (.);n +PM WHEEL ALIGNMENT ~ iU;o\ .tfttll 00/1 ~emon ~N MEMORY of my dea r s ~ er 1 Nett e Phtl l•ps who po~sed away July 1 9bQ to keep you We wa tched you day by day un ll l at las t w th b eok ng he a r t ~ we sow you sl p away ~od wotchPd you wh tle you sui me!>soge 1 10 toke (b14 l b9ij Jl'I<J extra tf needed Excludes front wheel dr1ve cars loi i ~I Nli SI AN Kennel Boord ng l1door and outdoor v lS Groom ng all breeds CltJo 1 !>On ory toe 11 e~ Chest c Phor e (6 14) 367 07117 Call Now For He i'ter derly dosed you weary r... eye:. and took you n h s care above HOOF HOLLOW Horses ~uy sell trade or ron New o 1d used s addle ~ Ruth Ree\le!'o Alba 'Y Ally U 5 made car- parts z lered o 1d k ew you hod your 1 she e please Appointment th s AK C JU:G ISHRl: O Pek ng• ~;>!>€ pupp •es f or sole I 304 ijB2 26113 our Jo..,ed on e up •Tell her how much we m ss he• and giVe her all ou • lo~,~e )>od ly m ssed by her s•s ter Mr s R <ha rd Tho mas and Br other In Pomeroy Landmark 9 ..~ck W Carsey !!!!'!! Yi::AHtiNG J.I~ GIS TE~l:O Ap poloos o co li good color J yeo• ol d re g ~te r ed Appo loo':IO more b ye a r o dreg stered Ap poloos o rno re Bred ro Quarter Horse sto Iron and wIt fool n Mar ch bl 4 5937 3QO Mgr Phone 992 2111 Br o the r low and her mece Morr Jan el'! $ani of TllanD ~l: FAMilY of Ros!> C eland • wrsh es to e,..p ess the r thanks a1d apprec ot on to o I who helped n anyway at the death of our dear husband and l ather Spec ol thanks to rhe M ddleporr l:mergency Squad Vererens Memor ol Hosprrol Che!>le F e Dept Ew ng ~v nerol Home Gerold Powell lor the mv src Geo ge P ckens rmr rster Chesler 0 of As Post Counc Iars Club oil oreo fr re deprs Chester AuJu lro ry lnends ond nerghbor\ for all food flo wers vrsrts and prayer s o11d ro o I who helped rn any way God Bles s each end l: veryonc o f You W l e hmo Sons lorry Jerry and Vernor WISH Ia t hor~ the roo h Inc Mo~ ~ o end Groce Stou t ol!>o the k rchen help l o the sur p11se party they gave me of ce creo ~ coke cord s and g h s upor my ret emenr as cook ot the l:o stern H gh Sc hoo Al!>o the studen ts l or he beoutrful eo r ngs And Mr J.l t>bel l or hts lhoughtfulne~~ May God Ble!>s l:och of You leo TO MOHO! fHl: FAMilY of Mn. teno Homm wr ~he!o to e•press our grot tude to l r end !> and ne rghb or~ l or the r 1o1. ndne!>!>es and con s der at on dur n9 au recent be eo11ement r---------, I ME~GS I II Equipment Co. II POll EIIOY 0 I PH 992 2176 I I tnttn11tional Open F"day I u._. ,_na111 T1ll 7 OIJ p m I lltw Ida For Your 5hopp.ng I E11111pmtnl • •·ve nlence I I II II COON PUP tor sale Al so dog.. to g ve ow oy 949 7010 Hoc 1e BROWN or ta r crgorette case and change pur se b1own and blue~ w th Mey 1 ng At ~-l oyal Oo lo. Park s Phone lOST Closed Thursdays & Saturday at noon Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING WA NANCY fl:MAll puppy b w ee k~ old Slonley mole pupp~ b weeks o d M111:ed breed but very lo"oble qcn 2liJ~ No ex per ence r eces!i o y Apply 1 pe so n at tHue Ia ton M•ddleport l JU :,~ LPN NHIJl:D Col Ar ced a Nur s ng Home 01 4 b07 JIQe> FRI::.I::. I 0 good home 3 mo e Sm .. ell pupp e ' Q8~ 477 1 oltf! C AHHI~H S NHDI:O for the Do ly Sent nel Pomeroy M ddleporl bpn 1WO PUI-'P ii:: S 6 weeks o d Needs good home Slack o 1d wh te 741 Jl~J and )y o cu~e area Please phone 9<t7 ') SO be tween 8 30 om and~ OOpm NHD ~0 Ml 0 Ni: to !> t w th '1 ch ldren oge!i t1 a ,d 1 Monday through htdoy I om 7 an ro ~ 30 p n Col qq7 79Jl ontlr Tle alter ~ JO For~ U)i::.O 1RA C10H~ \\'anted lo l:nn '1'>1 b370 CHIP WOOD 1-'o les mow d omet er 10 onlmg tt!> l end SCI per ton ~undled ~lob Sb per ron Del vto ed to Oh10 Pollet (o f.!t 'l Po ne(oy qq7 708Cf bath w1lh Shower elecfrtc low heal ng brll s larg e 11 lloor lamp Edison diamond disc records 1951 Chevrolet callle_truck w dump bed & racks Tru Tests HP rolol iller Two 900x2• wheels & tires Sp"ng f1e ld 22 aul rifle Stevens Model 94 12 ga shotgun and other Item• not listed This sale has a lot of real n1ce lurnllure - 0 good salt to anend REMEMBER EVENING SALE JUL Y 3•1 5 O'CLOCK PM Nothmg shown bt!rore day or sale Ter ms - Cash or chock w positive 10 doy of 511e Not responslblt for accidents Food on promlsu Owner- Mr Chlrles Kornmeyer AucttonHr- B•I I Janos Phont ll7 3411 or 557 3113 fOOl 1 uck campe r Sleep~ l ou Ho~ ~ h e wer s 1M o 1d con node ltefrr9eroto 90 !> or elec l r c Go~ \fOliC w th 011Cn ~ rrellpn r cond 1 on S7100 tm oct Jorne!> f.loy Porsom J /)9J:l lor mel Hood Roc \(' OH 4~ 7/1 14/~ ~UZU K 2!10 d rt brke Phone 4q7 :JbAO 1 lo'Ol0 1 lLUt 6 4 14 1 J.ol04 I'll J cr 141 ll I HU CK CAMf.'l:H op :n~.o~ l <tlt:~ l HlA 6SO M01k 4 Cu~ om pont e•celler 1 .. hope a ly ]600 oC!uol m le!> SbOO / 47 775J MO fOH ~Oiol 973 P11 •o 2CXXJcr and 4 !>peed tron:t w th 51 000 male~ SI5Q l or bolh or w I ~ell 'eporn1e ly Moytog por•ob e drye A I cor1 d 110n W 101d We-ed Krlle elec tr c l er ( (' cho ger He~ obb • ~ SJ eo <h Rt 33 Bud ngho n O ( o~., ! a , 8ur!.on s Gr o( e•y PIG) ~4 3 8 week s old Pt'l o " 74Ql lo )ay e fl onlo d Oh o Kt INA10k •t 1"' '0 10 SJ{ K n9 ~ re Net k: C ree~ bt! O weod S;.rCJ Co li oiler 5 9CJ7 7Qbl U '-. AHtl: UIG our d bol e~ 74"1 7650 of re 6 prn HAY tal 1974 H!I UMPH 500 H $ / 00 10 mon th old wo\her n nd dryP SJUO 747 /04 7 12 ,,;, ,.,;,;~ w ~. off July 3 fv ddlepo1 t lot Selltng The Photo Place Pomeroy, Ohto Ph 992-2164 spirt Room .......... ........ c-.. Service ,~ level thai everything Rtggs cres t c orn er lo t l ocated tn Manor on Se ll rng for CONOiliONl D HA Y u I eld 75 A ball) ':l orurday 747 'lb69 o MASH BROTHERS AlUM. & VINYl SIDING Home Phone 992 5139 19n 750 KAWASAKI str eet b ke $310 '1'>1 52'16 duty do hef> lr1 e p os t ~ S:lO pa 6oby bed 5) C.~~~ '"Jb b cycle SJO ~ 4 1 :llB7 soften & cond1t1on your water wtth Co op water L Y \H>OO 00 l\( ·! ack W Carsey Mgr 0 ~ Phone 992 2181 MINI FARM - About 25 acres tn Chester townsh rp fenct ng ga rden sp a ce barn nrcely remode led home wt th ba sement Keal Estal~ (or Sal,. porc hes carpeting YOU MU ST 130 851 00 NtW J bf'droo n I a '~ ') bol h'> o I ele' I oo e M ddlepo'' ( l o~ t;> Ia Rullo d Pr or e 94') / 4Hl ~HA JO yr I m r g oi'> O el nor c r 9 I eta 1d Mortgogr: 71 ~ ~tal(? Athe1s pho1e bl4 54' JOS I O J.i 'lAH ) \ toy 11 r yl '> d ng J bed, corn dowr \ar'> ) up~ o !> I v ng l OOm d n ng roo n bart k tch p 1 w thou! or w th opp •on ce!. wmple lely r ope ed d o wn~ tor !> hot wa le hea o r to nd 1 or r d watt> ~oh e e ( Orpo I o d bo cl.. pot o 0 1 ~ ot co r ueti> I out bu ld g ~ ( I 11 yl !> d 19 1 l oto led o, 5 de ~ tree! J.iullc 1d Oh o Co li dov / 47 Til or e11 E-' g 747 19~4 A sk tor He b Could be yo ur mo lt o Your own bust ness Trarn 1ng pr ovraed rnove n and lake over CALL FOR I N FO 3 BORM Ranch tn n rce k1 tchen Pom erov pMI basement OTHER ASSOCIATES 99212S9- 997 6191 9911168 [H Pt All O il J A(Hl: ~ ON Peacock A ll(lnue W II I non ce Pomeroy 491 57Bb 10 ROOM HO ME FOR SALE BY OWNER 4 bedrooms large lrvl ng roo m w llrepta cc forma l dtnrng ar ea l ar ge basement frurt cel lar washer a. drye r new aiiJmtnum sto r m w in dows & doors throu9 hout Compl et ely Furnished & c arpeteCl newly redecorat ed Cape Cod sl yle home w th plenty of prrva cy beauttf ul v ew of Ohro R ver located J m les from Forked Run State Pari~~ Pr1ced n the tow 30 s wrth 100 p e t trnanc tng poss ble CAll m 586t 915)595 1111••••••••••••• CENTRAL REALTY co .. 11,.•·~~111.. • TWO ACRES A beaulllul 'year old 3 bedroom home wtth large ea t In kttchen J bedrooms all n icely m ore extras low heat btl ! wtth nat ga s forced air turnace All thrs and two nrce acr es of land m a good locatran Wtl l go q urck for SJS 000 57 ACRES - W rth a nrce 11 '1 stor y house w rth J bedrms and 11' bath5 Mostly carpeted Btg cen tra l \I repla ce APTS , Wood OLDER HOME - 7 rooms bath gas floor furnace washer dryer and nrce terrace d tot 70 xlOO 3 PROPERTIES IN 1 - bUilding w1 th 1 balhs Also s ci ty water Plus small business apartment over a 3 ca r garage All th iS lor SIB000 HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN TRYING TO SELL CALL US TO GET THE SELLING JOB DONE WE ARE THE HOUSE SELLING CENTER HELEN L TEAFORD GORDON B TEAFORD SUE P MURPHY late Realtors SEPTIC TANK CLEANING w1th healolaler Small barn and outbu lldmg s 20 acres lenced N1ce countr y sell in g oil blacktop road just 6 and commerc1al Call for esttmat@, 24 hour servtce IS our KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY Anyday, any11me Phone 985 3806 Jack Glnter985 3806 Jack's Si!Gtic Tank~ 9814111 Chesler Oh1o 45720 8ox J Chester Ohio on JO c CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Ma1n ~~ Pomlti"OY Dhoo PomeroY 992 6282 or 9f242U lAM lo4 JOPM SALES AND SERVICE 11-9-tf c ~RADf- OkO Auctror eer ( om plete :,e rvrc(l Ph o 1e Qd9 7llfH or Cl44 7000 ftoc me Oh o Crt II !5rodtord HWOOD BOWtR I RtPAIH Wilt ( AHI::. l or the elderly 1 our home Phor e99'1 7314 WAll:H WHL dr II ng Wrl rom T Gro ,, 14"1 7879 )we~:>pe r ~ OQS I GI~ ror ~ Oil Ch mney 5wept by a prolessron ol 11011 oppl or ce~ lawn rnowe• w th modern,.. sties!> cleonmg lCJd to ~to t o H ghw oy Go age oldt• lltJ wt .. manshrp Coli or J.iou l e 7 Ph o •e 614) QMJ I 373 b057 Ro11 Zartman lB7S ~ ~tWI NG MA CH IN~ Hepo r~ Aut hDIIled S nger )o lh and ~ervr c e We !ohor pen ScrS!>Or !> l:X C A VAIIN~ do1er loader and backhoe work dvrnp l!uck~ and lo bop lor hr e w II haul f II d rt to !>0 l I me~ tone and grolo'el Colt tiob or Roge r Jef ler!> day phor1e Qq'} 7069 r rght ph one 997 35/~ or 1191 513:1 t XCAVA liNG do1er backh oe and d teller Cherie~ lol Hot I eld ~ock Hoe ~UI\1 ce Rutland Oh•c Pt one 74/ ?OOU Will do f OO I 119 ro ~~1ruc t on plurnb ng and heo t ng No 10b too large or too srnoll Pt one 7 4'J :lJ.oi B HOWlRY AND MARliN SAVE ON CAIPETING DRIVE A LllTL£ & SAVE ALOT All urpet Installed with padd1ng at no charge Expert Installation Rubber Back Carpet As Low As '4•88 h l Ovotrng ~ep t < s y ~ tern 5 do 1e backhoe dump truck l•mc ~tone 9ro ... e1 blmktop povrr g Ht l.oiJ Phont> I (bl.ol } 698 73J I PUlLIN S EXCAVA11NG Complete ~ervr ce Phonu 997 '1 478 PUDOL~ BE lho Council of the Vlliagt ot Pomeroy Met;s County Ohio Section 1 That rt Is hereby deemed necessary to Issue bonds ol the VIllage ol Pomeroy rn the prin c ipal sum for the purpose ot resurfacing the following streets In the VIllage Port1on of Mulberry and Butternut Avenue and such Sundry Streets as should be deslgneted by Council Stct lon 2 Ttlat sard bonds shall be dated approx tmetely the first day of August 1978 shall bear mterest at the estimated rate of six ptr centum t4 percent) per an num payable sem 1 annually unt1l the pr!n c1 pa1 sum 1.5 pa1d end shall mature rn twelv~ substantrally equal annual 1nst111ments after the Issuance thereof Sect•on 3 Tt1at tor the purpose ot ra sing money In antlclpatron of the rssuance of satd bonds for the aiore&ald purpose It Is hereby declared necessary to rssue and thiS Counctl herebv determ ines tha t notes or sald Vtllage 1n the aggregate pr lncipel sum of S30 000 shall be tssued Section • That such an llcipatory notes I n lhe amount aforesaid shall be tssued beenng rnteresl af such rate not exceedtn; six per centum (6 percent) per annum as may be ftxed by the Clerk tn h is award of satd notes at prrvate sale such mterest t o be payable at matunty Said notes shall be dated as of the date of Issuan c e sha ll meture on August 1 1979 and shall be In suct1 denomlnat ons as may be reauested by the pur chaser of such notes Sectron 5 That such notes shall be executed by the or and Clerk and bear the Stl of the corporatton shall be payable at the otttce ot Clerk Village of Pomeroy Ohio and shall express upon thetr face tne purpose for wh rch thev are Issued and that t hey are rssued pursuant to thts ordmance sect ron 6 Tnat sa1d notes shall be t lrst offered to the offteer ,n ch arge of the Bond Retirement Fund and '' u d off rce r refuses to take saG notes they shall be sold at private sale by the Clerk at not ins ttl an par and accrued Interest end an 1n terest rate not e)(ceedmg sr• per centum ( 6 percent ) per annum The proceeds from such sl!le snail be pa id rnto lhe pro per fund and used for the pu rpose aforesa id and tor no other purpose and for wt1 1ch purpose said money Is hereby appropr 1ated Sectron 1 Sa id notes shall be the futl genera l oblrgatlon of the V ill age of Pomtroy and cre d it and the tu tl faith revenue ot sa rd Vtllage are hereby pleCiifCI for the pr ompt payment of the same The par value to be rece ved from the Ult ot the bonds ent1 ctpated by Ulld notes and any excess fund resulttnO from the Issuance ot said n otes shall to the f)(tent ntcnsery be used onlv tor the retirement Of said notes at maturity together w it h or $30 000 Mar POO L!» Al l !> rl e!o and shopes ~w rm pooh '} years e•per e 'ce hoo est no tes o 1ythrng 'fOU need l or underground sw m pool~ New <hernrcal and supp y st ore Albar r Oh o 1-'hone 614 ~98 6SSS i All er b pm 614 b~q 5251 John Jeff ers or bB9 526~ 8 II Grllette } We ore NOl oil wet on PHIUS NliGILR tiUILDING Supply lor burld ng h o u~es repo•r work and cobrnet~ Co lt Guy H Netgler 94Q 2S06 alter 5 pm sq yd & up 9' and 12' Vmyl Floor Covenng In Stock Boy whore you can come In lnd stt whit you're gl.tting - Good seltdlons - Fully stocked C~ll 7422211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Smith RUTLAND FURNITURE 7422211 mtnules nor th of Rac ine Ask ing $42 000 Dockel 12 Mannrng 0 Webster Proba te Judge Clerk 30 171 7 Me I' "~:D.:: ft~ COUN TRY MOf:IILt Home Po k J.ioute :J3 ncr th o f Porne oy large a t~ Coii9Q2 7479 1ew SENIOH Cll iZ EN S Our ren ters OS5•s to nce you may be able IC lr\le n cur apor me'' for less han S50 o month ~ or more 11 for mol on co ntact V lloge Manor Aponmer IS qq2 7787 TWO H~ O H OOM INSTRUCTOR 1978 ..~.. ~ Attes t Gene Grate Clerk M L Kelly P res dent ot Counctl ( 6- ) 2J 30 2tc NOT IC E Se al'i'd b1ds wr I be rece ved by the unders gned at the v llage Hall Pomeroy Oh iO 12 00 o cloc k noon Ju l y 10 1978 f or th e sale of \30 000 00 note daled August 1 1978 .vh ch note shall bear n t erest at the rate o f b percent per annum or tow er I nte rest lo be pa d sem annually Sad nol e s to mature on June 30 1979 Sale o f he note to be awarded t o b dCle r quoltng tow est rat e o f nteresl on sad note The r ghl s reserved to retect any and all b ds Jane Wa lton Clerk VILLAGE OF POMEROY c ty Ha ll Pam eroy Oh ro {6 ) 13 30 21C unlurn !ohed opt Call 991 22BB 1WO l:!l:OR OOM only !¥1 2 JJJ4 I o ler Ad ults f HJ.tH ~OQM) and bo th Coli qrn 56'21 Pome roy o 991 nos 161 23 30 ltc ON l: Bl:DNOOM turnrshed house 992 15Qij GREEN BAY W1s i UPI ) - The Green Ba) Packers have ssgned Uru1 ersit) of M1ch1ga n linebacker John Anderson from Wauke sha they ptcked on the f1rst round of the recent NFL draft 1973 MON TE CARLO londau P S ~ ti A C AM 8 track ster eo co ndrtron $1700 b :cellent 8<3 2b22 19611 VW SUG S<OO 9112 5858 1%9 LID FORD ond 1970 Fo•d LlD Al5o port! and body ports Phone 'il92 3640 l'il7J FORO ~ TATION Wog an 51200 992 57 lib 1q74 MUSTANG II Hardt op cy l aut o Phone 949 1042 -~ b Rul'-nd, f' 1:t auto bO 000 m les A skrng S I(XX) Phone f!~J 1061 apt to pu t some roadblo ck s tn Take rt n good slrrde tl your male rs a ltltle rtard to please today and she II soon co me around You II only make rnal te rs wor se 1! you re taclless 1977 Ford Mustang II 2 Dr..... ..s3895 4 cyl Hpttd trans p s AM radio rallye wheels less 111an11 ,000mlles whllewred lnt Onelocalowner 1975 Ford Granada Ghia 2 Dr. .s3395 351 V 8 H T p s ale p b velounnl, AM FM stereo vinyl rool digital clock mort Sllarp 1973 Chev. Monte Carlo--· ....... ..'2995 Landau 2 Or V a. auto lrans tape vinyl roof Nice ps p b ale AM 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON. PB 2 PISCES IFeb 20 March 201 Un Jess you get th ose dtlltcutt task s out ot the way ea r ly Ieday they could monopoltze you en ltre day Spend the morn1ng dotng tns tead o f procrastrnat lash oned lamrly get together could be a ba I however LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 Your goals today could go by the rng ce ntro) of matle s per linen! to your nleresl s rn the hands ol o thers today co uld produce undesrrab e res ults You ru n the show tn th e day you may not be as tole{ant as you shou ld be of others who d srupl ( Our rou 11ne Once you loosen up you I drscover thetr 1deas aren t so bas alter all V S auto GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Lea' PB Grabber Pack V 1 auto Iron! p s AM FM stereo tape Nice clean 1973 Ford Maverick 2 Dr.......... s2195 1975 fORD MUSTANG., .. Wa s 1249~ 197~ MAVERICK Auto 6 cyl , auto Irons p b p s lin slock ' 2595 arr 1975 Chev. Blazer 414 ...:....... '4395 radio Wa< 11691 I .. .. NOW 1 .1495 1974 HORNET 2 DR ....... .'~.a_s• ••.~~~~-~.~~' 11495 Auto PS 197~ FORD MAVERICK GRABBER ......... 12195 Std P S P B laney wheels sh arp & sporty 1 FORD GALAXIE 500 .................. 1495 HT atr 1973 DODGE DART.. ......... . .......... '695 Auto 6 cyl little rough 1972 VW STATION WAGON ......... ...... . 11295 Sid 1971 PONTIAC LEMAN'S .............. '695 auto fr an ... TRUCKS 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP 2595 1 Standard sharp 3695 1 1976 FORD F-150 .... .... . 390, p b p s au to AM FM stereo tape radtal l1res One owner 37 000 rrules Color red 3295 1 1976 FORD F-100 . Std trans L w B red FORD 2 TON FLAT BED ............. ... 795 Exte~~l ~N -II'· OPEN TILL 7 PM Thur.Uy & Sllllnlay Ill J 041 • CloltCI Sunday THOMPSON FORD See lllclly Hllllll• Derrell DtollriH or P'll Hltl, GtMral ter 1 a.t1 Deal M1 a Ntw or UM Vtlllclt m JIN Miollllt,...t. 0 TON ... .... ...... . '2695 Aut o VB PS PB LWB 1974 CHEVY %TON. ............$2695 1974 CHEVY Yesterdays Answer 17 That s 31 Frankie of song not - tdea 32 College VIP 21 Opera g1rl 23 Civil wrong 33 Be the unage of 26 Astronaut Annstrong 34 Put forth 2f! - word for 10 Sailor s assent 29 Chns 42 Man Lat of temus . .. ............ s2895 LWB V8 PS P B V8 a ulo p s 1f2 p b L W B 1973 CHEV. BLAZER s 1968 JEEP TRUCK .s 1966 INTERNATIONAL 1 roN • V 8 auto p p b 0 • • • • 0 removab le lop ~ wheel dr ...,hee l dr 6 cyl J ~P 12 ft $3695 .$895 1695 I at bed VAN 1972 CHEVY C.10 .:~.a:.~ ... .. ... s2895 RIEBEL'S· USED CARS See Roger R1ebel 51 Rl 7 667 3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plam 5 Oh1o !-7.+--1-+-+--1--1;-;;'"+. tth I ONGF"EI lOW '\' •I ~ II JULY SPECIALS YO Q R U A 0 V R 0 C C QR Z M KLGARXPR Z M CRX ~RMR CC RA z \1 - C QR QRXL H VH CQ R V R OC CRXARL X ROO 1974 ELDORADO ........................ 15295 1974 DEVILLE SEDAN ..................... 13695 1 1973 DEVILLE CPE. ................. 1995 1976 DEVILLE SEDAN.. .. •. .. '6900 QRUL\0 ZM MYRT~YXJ hsLmla) s Crypwquote HARD WORKERS ARE USUALLY HO~EST I~DUSTRY UFTS THE M rATIO!'i - CHRI STIAN N BOVEE ABOVE TEMP Auto rod 10 light blue 1 Or 1976 F-250 Ford .................... ..S3795 V 8 auto trans , p s , p b full time 4x~ hardtop. local owned Don't miss this one 1 4 DR 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON. 2 Dr 1977 Ford Pinto Runabout ......... s3495 ~.<!~ 12395 Sid 28 000 m1 Grabber Pack V 8 CIO trans , p s , AM rod1o Local owned car 1695 Std wood gra1n panels a1r vtr'IYI roof 1975 FORD f.l()Q . 1 1974 PINTO SQUIRE STA. WGN PB PS f Rl I'TIIi!lllTES CQ R PS ar half vrnyl roof TRUCKS b +--1--b:+,......j=+-+--1-+-+--1 2595 1 p 1975 VEGA WAGON ....~.~~~ ...~~~. 1 1495 1959 FORD 2 DR 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR. .. $295 $595 1967 OLDS CUTlASS .... .:. ~r1965 AMERICAN WAGON .. , .. ..._s195 ... s395 1970 PONTIAC 2 DR HT ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 45 Martha of comedy 1 Like some 46 Canadian stadiums 6 State Fr r1ver 10 Gnawed DOWN 1Throw off 12 Popull~r pop star the track 13 Repair 2 Ominous as shoes words 3 Yes " l.Dng-eared certamly beast 15 High m us 4 Taro root 16 Schedule s Crossed out abbreviatiOn 6 How ghastly ' 18 StaMum 1 Pos1 U~el y' g Penthouses 19 What for birds Bo) ' :ro Doctored 9 Tendenn II Impede 22 For fear that 24 Cornman do s sorttes 25 SciOn 21 HST s sue ps 1974 CHEV. NOVA ~..~v! ...~~.1.~ .. P..: s1995 6 cy l 1974 CHEV. NOVA Ha~~~~~.~~- $1995 1975 CHEV. BELAIR. ~.Dr··-~-~~.. .. $1995 1973 PONTIAC GRAN AN .......... s1895 NEWSPAPER ENlERPP!SE ASSN 1 2995 1975 MERCURY MARQUIS Jacob Suker Hi.s leg was packed m 1ce and will be re-ex ammed Fnday for further diagnosis HT aut o TAURUS (Aprol20 May 20) Early PS " 1974 Ford Maverick 2 Dr•..... .s2495 N0W' ctan Dr .s2995 1975 TOYOTA CEUCA 6 T Dr 5 sp 1974 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 .. ~2695 Atr b 1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.?..~;.. $2495 Onl' ltlltr srmpl) stands fM :woth r r In th ts sampl e A. IS u , I f r th thru 1 . ., X fr 1 Tilt I I\ I) .., de ~111glt l ~tte r:. :t i> O.!!tro ph t: ' tit .: l ~ngth u1d for n 111 tt u f the "urds ;uc 11l hLn \s Enrh I~\ tt 1 r ,d~ lt lH n. 1rc tllfl• rtnt lOS V 8 auto trans p s ale aluminum wheels 21 000 miles Beaulllul silver w black Interior examsned by Cub team phySI· AOUARIUS (Jan ZO Feb 191 .\XlOIBAAXK 1976 Chev. Monza 2_..2 ......... s3595 li!1lped off the held and was Just because you go t up on the wrong srde ot the bed today doesn 1 mean you have to be cranJ.o.y all day Thrnk abou t ttavrng fun and you II have t potnl menls are po sst ble today rt you re ov erly rnsrst ent tha i oltlers adhere 10 your w1she s let the ma1ortty rule and every on e w11 1 have tu n VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 221 A problem may artse today that can 1 be handled tn one fell swoop Ch p away at 11 and you II soon c ui rt down t o Stze boar ds rl you latl to keep your prrorrttes rn oraer Put bus • ness before olea sure Schmidt, who took second on a Utrow from the outfield, your palh CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) ng Astra Graph P 0 Box 489 Ra ARIES (March !1 Apnl 191 d10 Coly Stallon N Y 10019 Be Pleasurable pursu Is that are sure 10 spec ly btrth s tg n expe-nst\le wrlf be the leas t LEO (July !3 Aug 22) 0 sap am ount o f fun today An old ,. 1 Selection In Tile ValltV equally n the re turns Irom your co lecltve eff ort s today the y re suffered a hamstrmg pull and stram of the nght leg after he smgled and shd Int O ~ond base m the flrst mnmg •of Thursda y's game with the Ctucago C b5 u llAIU ( R\ PTO!IIIOTE - II ere's ho" to " o rk 11 4 cyl auto trens local owned truck Nice Largest AI.'Oid pals Ieday who alw ays ell: peel 'fOU Ia pay I herr share o t the tab tn slead spend you r ttme wt tn tFtend s equal ly as generous as you1sell Frnd ou t more about you r sel t by send 1ng for your copy of Astra Graph Le 11er Ma1 1 50 ce nt s for each and a long self ad dressed stamp ed enve lope to 35 - had lt 1 36 Ending for consul 31 Law L.al 38 Complam 39 Baseball s Blue 41 Berate 43 By otseU 44 Son of Poseidon 4 1973 Pl YMOUlH Cudo 340 P ~ 1973 Tayota P.U...................... '2095 151N STOCK CANCER (June !1 July !2) lions !oday Keep each olhec oppnsed ol your purposes SAGITTARIUS INov 23 Dec !1) Unless coworkers snare ~Oandestune r-r~t-~riDi-t-t-rJ door aut o 5 good t res by or• grn ol owner C a ll bl.ol b67 6339ofter6pm 1977 F-150 Fool. .................... s4495 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FC!)R YOU July t 1978 Th rs may be a yea r when more opportunrt1es than you thtnk you can handle w II be dumped n your lap Isolate th ose that are tntere strng to you Concen Irate eli:Ciusrve ty on them 30 From a distance Skyla rk 1'106 DODGE DART 315 V ti ~ lJ~wlliillW\'/ pulling tn two dtfferent d re c 28 Thsck soup $300 Coli 7421137 19M 4 OOOR BUICK Phone 992 3670 ~~0JilJIJ SCORPIO (Ocl !4-Nov !21 CHICAGO iUPI ) - PholaPoor oommun1Cal1ons cou d delphia Ph1lhes third lead lo you and your male baseman Mike Schmidt cess or l'il7l fORO GALAXIt: Ru ns good or Som e lencl ng plenty ol road lronlage a nd garden space C1 ly water a nd dr illed well Loc close to hospital and sch ool at Laurel Cli ll Asking $42 500 40 ACRES - In Soult1ern Local with a sma ll barn and dug we ll About 12 acres l illable Some woods a nd minerals Ask1ng 121 500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is a n exce llen t 3 bedrm house w1lh 1', baths kitchen and buill In appl~ances lam1 ly rm w1th ll replace all nicely ca rpeted Ful l basement with wood burning stove At,tached 12 car l garage Chrysler A1r Temp central heal ing and cool ing Very low elec bills All this and appro• one acre land Have a took Only $47 900 Ill 700 wil l buy a good 2 bedrm house and garage storage bu ld1ng and garden space on 51 Rt 124 In Sy racuse VACANT !.AND - 10 acres of land on Rl 33 4 lone •bout one mile north ol7 33 bypa!S Asking $12 800 "0,900 - 1 acre 1.-el land with a 64xll 3 bedroom mob1le home with natural gas heal city water & sept ic IIS,OOO - Will buy a good 5 bedrm house with Iorge livi ng room and kitchen 2 baths basement F A nat vas heat In Chesler We NNd LISIIngs (Muldltportl We have buyers for mony typeoof property CALL JIMMY DEEM Associate f4fllM 161 23 June 19 1978 Clarence Andrews Jane Wal ton 3 Or 4 cyl , auto trans radio rallye appearance fM!Ck , full gloss 3rd dr Whitt w red trim I vln g r m fam ily rm with f irepla ce basement fuel oi l t urnace garage and outbuildings 22394 On May 22 1978 tn th e Me gs Cou nt y Probate cou rt Case No 22394 Oma Lee Wolfe 1135 E Maple Street Pa lmyr a Pa 17078 was appo nted E xecut r r)( of the estate of L awton Temp eton deceased tate of Langsv lie Oh10 passag~ ATTEST Lawt on Tem NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Meigs County Ohto Sectron 11 Thi5 ordrnan ce rs hereby declared to be an emergency measure necessarr for the lm medrate preserve ton of the publrc peace health and safety of satd Vrllagll! lor the reason that tl'lt l mmtdlafe rssuan ce and sa le of the notes her ern Of sa1d street tmprovements wh ich are urgently needed for the setety of pedestr rans and veh cular traffrc wherefore th s ordrnan ce shall take effect and be In force rmmed alely atter Is 10 ACRES - Vacant land on blacktop road Beaul1ful home site About I m1nutes Irom 5 Poml Pr ice $13 800 6 ACRE 5 - N ce I >Story home mostly carpeted wllh 3 .:1 bedrms Case No Page 61 Bern1ce Bede Osol THE Be tt orda1ned oy me Counc 1 of the v llage ot M dd 1eport as tot ows Sec 1 ThaT the we~ge l or Life Guard s be- and the same \S hereby I xe d at S2 00 per hour Sec 11 Tha t the wage f ar Sw mmrng Instr uctor be and s her eby frx.ed at 13 25 per hOUr Sec I ll Tha t the rate sha I be retroact rve to May 1 1978 Sec IV Thai lh s Or d nance rs hereby determ•ned to be an emergency measure necessary tor the rmmed ate preservat on of the peace health sa f ely and general welfare of I he nhab tan ts ot the v rllage and tor the reason th at 11 s necessary that th s teg tS iatt on be<ome m m ed a tel y effect ve Sec v Th s Ord nan ce shall ta k e effect and be n f or ce fr om and a11er June 12 1978 Passed the 12 th day o f June PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO to the County Aud1tor ot PASSED SWIMMING Cltflord E R:e lc h Dtr ector 161 JO ltC ESTATE OF 16 1011 SALARY FOR LIFEGUARDS AND OEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR CONTROL pleton DECEA SE D 1041 ESTABLISHING 11 I ASTRO·GRAPH AMEND and ORDINANCE NO Bid torm s and specrttCatrons rnclud rn9 two r estrooms between 3 000 and 4 000 squa re tee t all utr lt t es arr condltt on rng park rng delrvery lind others as speer fred may be oblarned at 2323 West Fr flh Avenue Columbus Ohro 4320.ol Telephone (614 ) 466 4826 r. to ORDINANCE NO Hl v ce aU noke ~ QCJ'J 2784 ! he ~ob• ( ~h o p fl o no1 o y II II s has tl fr ame house w1th larg e eat In kt f chen den or st udy basement 3 parches garage and two th rrds or an acre a 4 room HWHOOM house, flo cr te a eo Ncar r vcr lo 11ple tely emodeled 94q 254) car peted 2 baths lull basement wllh TV room Many apartments afl rented In town where you cdn walk to work or shop Ntce size lot tn e)(cellen t foca tron 1 baths IH~H s wtll room you wan t th1s wtth all city convenrences Th s has 3 or 4 bedrooms drn ng room equ 1 pped kdchen furnace large yar d 1 car garage wrth '1 roo m s for storage and 7 attached rooms far sm al l bedrooms FEATURE S 11800000 MAN f OTHER PROPER TIES TO CHOOSE FROM WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS FOR MEIGS COUNTY PROPERTIES LI ST WITH US HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA New 3 you lrke th e counfy th please you 4 BEDROOMS - >10 000 00 RE DUCED TO \S 900 on Pomeroy J bdrms bam SAY IT WITH FLOWERS VIRGIL B SR 992 3325 ... , .. .,~1 216 E Second Street bu~rness BRIC~ In M1d dleparT 1 ~ ba th s 3 4 od r ms 2 51or cs ASK IN G g.lfage ce tiM H OU) ~ Has long sun deck n back and large front por ch If THI S SEE I:JY OWNER Mob le Hone Porll b5 lot~ 71 n ore oyed auf ond oppro11ed 1c lud ng HI mobrle I o re s or d two opor tmen15 oil IUir o 1d ren ted Uou ble w de 14 :~. ~t:>thrve bedr 7 both cen trot o ( o wner~ res dence and ott ce) supply trot er 2 co r garage shop ld ry room On appr o ~ 3 acres !oc ng on (O ff ~~ and ~ Mo 1 51 S~ CfJ Jack son OH 7 bl ock~ lr o m Ap poloch on I eewoy 5 blocks Ir a n down tc wr J blocks fr om shopp ng ce r re r 70 nrles !rem 4 bllo1 doll ar co n ~ tru cton rob at P k e Co Atom< Pion! L ty water se we r crural go\ Due to poor health owne1 rnu~1 II Qll(' f O dry cfrrna f e SJ2J 00(! h n Owner would CO"Y 70". up IO 10 year~ at a~~ for qua I ed buyer Grou ng SbO (XXj (01 ta ct Lour~ Hu I b l 4 2867837 1o oppontme1t OLDER HOME VA th rough' large glass doors In P o meroy remo d eled wmc parl bas e ment a nqE & r ef 1 or J .ledroa ms 1 , bath~ ON Pomeroy Landmark OLD BUT NICE - NEW Lt STING 3 yea r s 1td 3 bdrm ranch n e)( ell en t cond1 l on Level tot n Ruland cqu pped k1f hen and mcny f eatu r es POMEROY 115 000 00 NEW LISTING let us test your water Free lam rly room wt'th heatolater ftreplace and ntce view ol the woodlan d 0 pa c+:2 storage b utld tng Up lo four bedrm s CLOSE TO soltener Model UC 5 VI , Now Only •289.95 4-30-rtc fu!al E&tate for Sale 127 700 00 >lEW LISTING - 2 story r Mnc home apprax 2 K r e'il of g r ound garden Landmark bedroom brick home Ntce step saver lo: tcnen wrth farg e dtnrng area Large Photography CALL 992 6323 or 99 2 6011 6 19 1 mo pd MAIN POMEROY , Autt & Truck Repatr 'Also Transm1ssron Repatr Phone 992 5682 R.eSidenlial Golden Anmver~ary Famtly Reun1ons Spectal Occas1ons For Free Est 1mates H ~ AVY NEW LISTING - Weddings Sliver and & A F r ame Homes voulh ar d co nponolbrcue nemor ol 1 Me 9~ Memo ol Gorden~ Phone997 553H Pomeroy Oh1o let us capture and preserve those prectous moments forever - Sofhl Room Add1l1ons ~OU k G HA V~ ~ puce!> 7 Lei Pomeroy Pomeroy, 0 3 15llc bus1ness not a stde hne )l AN S BARG AINLANO Wo but !>to' I and 1 ode Ope l day~ o w eek Mo , ~I eel ~utlo 1d Oh o Ou p• ce~ con 10 1 be b1 at Phone 742 2063 1WO m1io off Rt 1 by fMISS on St Rt 124 toward Rutland, 0 L------ Broker 1411B73 '~~• Muffler Brakes Shocks Ttres Battery lnstallalton Service Ph 9922848 I'lL H2Z174 Hoeflich I Pomeroy 109 Hogh St 5-31-1 mo ROGER HYSELL GARAGE MOORE'S SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. has Cheryl Lemley As soc Home Phone742 2003 H1llon Wolle Assoc Home 949 2189 George 5 Hobsleller Jr tad..~ ( Bob For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple At for Colon1al Nl:W Jeep Ire:. l)l l A 1 4Qi 5lll7 HV~ MURRAY l HHI-t .... hee l br( yclv band lew 747 UE!Q 100 l<f/(J l ur d l•u<k A I rle{hQn w l o d l•on rodrol tlf>!. Pt teet ;o, ( lo. lrvck Coli 441 n :HJ total ta Kes low s1tuated rn The reason thts ad ts small 1s because we are selhng ou r 11sttngs fast For a qu1ck sale of your property see us for fa st servtce Large 9 room older home wi t h ce ntral heat f. OJ.IO MOWl:J.I I It cui blade Als o 4 cyl nrie llboord wb cru ~c w th l!i It ~eovy duty t o ler Ant que cool and wood cooh '> IO.., e flhon eqfi1/btJ9 399 W. Matn St. Htmo S6S 000 but well worth 1t GRU:N Ul:AN ) p•ck you owrr Hr r q can to lfH A 1'1old Hvpp f orm letu I fn ll\ / 4 / 'JO]J J. I~ON wheeh lor f-- o d t c. ctur .,hone 14 1 21J5 Small engine & mower service Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servtct Free Eshmates Phone 949 2862 or 949 2160 S42 000 00 INGll60t RAM orr co mpressor to sole Coli qQ'} ]040 Mobil~ HoiD@ft for Sale rocker sm stands & tables 6 wooden 1ce cream chairs slan t front desk lg knee hole desk sq oak table oak dresser w mrrror oak dresser w mtrror & marble top fanc y sq chtni!l cupboard sq china cupboard w curved glass door slant tap desk w drawers upright victrola W rndsor cha1r barrel cha rr pmao w bench prcture frame w reverse pa tn t 1ng w Mo1 her of Pear l lg mt rror asst charrs frulf 1ars complete set chtld s dtshes glassware & chi na collection cookie ta rs old battery rad 1o lantern brass W Va Downspou1s 3 lhe Arbaugh Add1l1on Tuppers Pla1ns Oh10 on $1300 (o 1991 7IJ9 wat ches elm;~ 1 ngs Y~oedd ng bond !> d a rna 1ch Gold o• ~1111e Call Hoger Wcm ~l ey 7 4~ 1331 In Athens, Oh10 turn oH Sllmson Ave onto Co Rd ll loke Co Rd 25 e1ght m1les to Charles Kornmeye r reSidence on Co Rd 25 Follow signs ANTIQUE FURNITURE GLASSWARE CHINA 1951 CHEVROLET TRUCK ETC AS LISTED Ook Sideboard marble lop stand lg round tape w Queen Anne legs oak wa rdrobe oak si deboard w mirror high chair llal glass china cupboard oak lAll i 14 71 OA1)UN ton pckup 4 ~ peed 1e"" clu tch nuflle b ok~ .. and pont /5 rn p g pod•, e t MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3 at 5 O'CLOCK P.M. II~A(10~ leo beds ro 1 bed, desk ~ etc complete h o u\eho l d ~ Wr te MD Malle H ll Po ner oy or coli 992 77 b0 EVENING SALE e~el Ph one 458 I bJO OW ~U~NITUH~ rce bOJ:e\ bros!> 992 7707 M~tJ) D•e ~el Mf 18) 0 \ HINN IIMBl:R POM~HOY ~o est Pr o dvc t s lop p ce lor sta nd "9 sow 1mber Col ~7 5Qb ~ 0 1 Kent Ha nby l 446 8570 M081U HOMt: tor ~ ole Q70 Hud dy 17,w Jbed oam botha 1d 1 lu rHshed own ng ur der p I ned Po ChOrd ~ hed $5800 MJ.l SO 0 esel MHb5 0 esel Oe~e Cob o ~ ileore NI::.W& U)l:OIMPli::Mt:Nl !> M~q Bo ler M~lO Bo le M 1 12(J Sol er Mar hews Ro tary Scy the MHf80 ~em mounted b bot to l Plow M~570 11 D•!>c MF'lOO 7 Ro w Chopper MF:N ') Ro w Plor ler .. MechorHco 1 o '>pi a 1IPr household New used or on ! que'!i Morl m !>~urn lure 20 N ~nd )t Mrdd eport Pho 1e CO IN ~ D e!>d MH1 :J~ NO HI:M 100 L01ge o too small W II buy I p ece or compleTe OW M~IJO Mf.l3) D P.':Iel New or Repan Gutters and NOW THEREFORE IT ORDAINED bV 1 Issue of such notes Sard ta>e !.hall be and t!. hereby or dered compute~ certtf1ed levied and exte-nd1ng upon the ta x duplicate In the same manner end et lhe same l•m e that tues tor general pur poses tor each of sa1d years are cert ified e>etended and collected Sa id taxes shall be placed before and rn preference to al l other rt ems and for the full amount thereof The funds denved trom satd flllC. lev ies hereby reQuired shall be placed rn a separate and d stmct fund whrch together wltl'1 tnterest collected on same shall be Irrevocable pledged for the ayment of the prmc pal and nterest ot said notes or bonds In ant rc lpatrorf of Which they are nued when and as the same fall~ue Section 11 rs hereby delermrne that all acts condll ons and th1ngs reQuired to be done precedent to and in the 1ssuance of sa d notes In order to make them l egal valrd and brndrng obligatrons ot the V Illage of Pomeroy have happened been done and performed In regular and due form as required by law and that no l1m lt ation of Indebtedness or luatlon either statutory or constitutiOnal w II have been exceeded rn the rssuance ot sa d notes Sectron 10 The Clerk Is hereby authorrzed and drrec ted lo forward a cer tU ed copy of this ordman ce Orilf'a nce An Mon da y Jutv 31 197a Issued without the proper WHEREAS the Villages f iscal officer has certified as to the estimated life of the property to be acquIred from the proceects ot t,e notes here in authorized as elC. cetdlng six years and has cerUfled the maximum rnaturlty of bonds as. twent..., years and of such notes as six years or one year •f sold privately 10 ad direct tu. annually not less than that which would heve been levied If bonds had been A N OROIN&ICE NO 1072 71 NOTICE ~EGAL Sealed b1dS for the 1ea s1 ng of the prem se5 to the Depar t ment of L rq uor Control tor use e~s a State LrQUor St ore rn th e v em ty of Mulberry Street Pomeroy Ohro wrll be re cerved al the Oft tCe of th e Depart rne nt of LrQuor Control Co lu'Tl bu s Ohro up 10 tw elve o clock noon on dillon to Ill Other taxes a THIE A H 0 EMERGENCY Portraits Weddrngs Passports Anntversanes Spectal Occastons bedroo m home modern k1fchen rec room full NOMt N; ANO 0 E C L A R I N G ~ ~MODERN SUPPLY lull basemen! and garage Situated on lot 95 x115 Selling P"ce S32 000 00 NEW LISTING 4 Oh o w,., A.wav Help Wanted ROOFING bed r oo m to tal electrrc home l oca ted rn H utchrnson Sub-Orvtslon Rutland Ohto Home has ~l:N~I MA II ( ac cou • 1 ng noch1 1e Ph one qQ21l5b 1he Dorly ~ en hrel Ill lour! ~tr ee! Pomeroy EED A WATER SOFTENER? J. OUH Kllli::.NS 0 week s old I bloc k I whIP. w lh brown .. po s l t 9er cat All long ho r f.'hor e 992 :nos H. L WRITESEL 9amSpm 8U fHWUG H ~ OH 77 J 5240 or re turn to Mason f.'ol ce Oepr L---------.J PUBLIC AUCTION I REALTY HH l SHI::.CIION at the best wood stoves n Southeastern Oh1o ~ f el 1 ro a Jotul Marso I e np~ood o 1d Nolh uo l o 1 Heat (O 8 flu lOITI 0 oil M J ~I ) All e IS t.l 4 597 6079 o bl 4 b9b 1 HI B arley~ SPECIAL Business Services George 5 Hobstener Jr Broker 107'1> Sycamore St Pomeroy OhiO Phone 992 6333 Off1ce Hrs COAl tiM~S 1O N~ !land 9' ave t ole un chlo de te t lle dog load end all ty p e~ ol salt l:~ eel~ o ~a t Wor k ~ I c ~ Ma 1 ~t Pane oy Q92 3~91 ~o l e we ""anted so much ~ ! fU_A MAJ.IKI::.l ~yr O CtJSe Oor r'f Queen July 4 '} to b Ant ques guns mrs c STREETS IN 'I 1 L L A G E , HOBSIEIIER '] bolh 1972Cover try 17 ~oSJbedroon l'ilb9 Stat esman 11 x 00 2 bed oorn !>A 1UROA Y ~U N O A Y and Man dey Backyard !>o e JJS W II om St M dd leport An tr que co lee tab es Depress 011 m sc ~o ne rh ng l or everyone Phone9912181 llrt l<tllJt( upuiJh <tl r God W Vo besrde H ec ~ s I Y7:J Brood n cre 14 oc 64 'J bedroom 197J Dorron 14 1 60 2 bedroon 197'J Vrctonon 14 ~ b7 3 bedroon So1 urdoy M ondo~ and 1uesday 3 mr e.. '>D u h of M d dleport on Hau te 7 o . . er 100 box es ol co llectable end flea narke t ems ~ome lhlf 9 lo r mos t everyone Pomeroy Landmark rm ~llil !UGO HOMt: SITES l or sol e l acre and up M ddleport near Rutland loll992 74Bl I M0Sllt HOMt S "' " leo ~o n! ~IG ~Al~ M 7j<J, :... 101 Ul ~ urda pea r S ~ le 8 ~ JUlY 2 J h om Q to ? At R H Durst s resrdence Strversvrl le C 8 rodro hardware motors ant ques opp l onces clothrng or d many Olher rtems WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ~p Hl!lll £etatdur sale Vtllege of Pomeroy SUNDRY FOf Stlurday July tS Sholl De 1ev1ed 1n a ll the t.. oblo properly m the OF PURPOSE and Section 8 Ourrng th~ per rod while sltch notes run there ANTICIPATION OF THE iSSU.lNCI! OF IONDS ~OR RESURFACING thereon hereDy p iedQod lor such Purpose NOTES OP THE VILLAGE OF POMIItOY, OHIO, IN THI tor Sale I nterest TO ,ROVIDI fOil THE t$SUAHCI OF 110,000 OF Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES 10.) ORDINANCE NO 4t2 0 . 0 • Riggs Used Cars ·Chester, 0. THIS 4TH OF JULY .~ i. !.. !. ALL OF US AT !. i. !.. :sMITH NELSON MOTORS:. !. .. !.. !... .. .. .. . ....! 1,. s ... . i JSMITH NELSON MOTORS !! i! It Ri .. ! ! W1sh all our customers and ! ! .. ,. fnends a Safe and Happy 4th. We ! ! ! ! should all be proud to hve m this ,. ,. It ! great country of ours And gtve ! ! ! ,.. thanks to all who has helped keep ! ! ! ! th1s the greatest country 1n the It .. It ! world . We w1ll be closed Monday ! ! It It !.. ,... and Tuesday, Julyh3 and 4 so our .... ,. ,. employes can ave a ntce ,. ,. ! ! holiday !! ,. ,. 985-4100 Sec Riil ******************************* : **************************** : Your Friendly Dealer 500 E. Matn Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .! lt lt ,. ~'**************************:: 1971 CAMARO ......~ ...... 14395 1971 MALIBU CPE.. .................... 11295 1974 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON ........... 12495 1975 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON............ 13695 1973 IMPALA 4 DR. SEDAN ................ '995 1969 BONNEVIllE SEDAN. ........ ·••••• •· '995 1975 GRAND PRIX ......................... 13995 1976 DODGE ASPEN SEDAN ............... 13895 1 1976 PlYMOUTH VOLARE SEDAN ....•. ••. 2995 1973 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN ............. 11795 Drive Home A Winner See one of these courteous salesmen Ma rvtn Keeba ugh or George H•rns Pete Burns Karr & Van Zandt You II Like Our Quohty Woy of Do1ng Busmen' GMC F•none~ng 992 5342 Pomero,. Open Evenings unt1l6 oo-TII5p m Sot :****************************** •• ' �,--------------------------1 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pumprny. 0., Friday. Jw1e 3(); 1978 App.,jpriation (Oantlnutcl from pqe 1) development. The program, advanced by majority Democra,tic legislative leaders as their way of spending a SII1'JllUS in state funds, was much like the plan proposed by Rhodes earlier this month. In fact, although the governor could have made line-item vetoes in the mooey bUI, he did not. • The school management bill is the product of a winterloog study by the Ohio House Finance Committee on why 15 school districts had to close last year because of a shortage of cash and 35 others were in financial perU. It contains special provisions to allow school districts to better project incoming revenues and balance expenditures accordingly. It also provides for the state Board of Education to oversee fiscal affairs of the districts in trouble, and to assume cootrol if they go into the red. I CHANGE MEETING DATE Pomeroy Village Council will not meet on Monday , July 3, due to the holiday weekend. The July 3 session · will be held on Monday, July 10. Mondale arrives in Is el By MATHIS CHAZANOV TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) Vice President Walt er Mondale arrived in Israel today on a mission aimed at narrowing U.S.-Israeli · differences over Middle East peace moves. The vice president's plane landed at 2:02p.m. (8:02a .m. EDT) for the four-day goodwill vi-sit that was beclouded by a fatal terrorist bombing in Jerusalem. ' On the eve of Mondale's four-day visit, Prime Minister Menachem Begin Thursda ~ called on Egyptian President Anwar Sadat "To come back to the table ... let us renew the negotiations." Begin was taken to task by President Carter this week for apparently rejecting an Egyptian . peace proposa l, publi cized only on Cairo radio, before the _plan was · formally delivered. Israeli official s said Mondale was to have brought Israel the text of the Egyptian position, but it was not ready in time for the vice president 's departure. "Do you have a peace plan?" Begin asked Sadat. " If you have it, produce it. then we'll negot iate both proposa ls," referring to his offer of limited self-rule for 1.1 million Palestinian Arabs on the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Sadat rejected the Israeli proposal and cut off face-toface talks in January, calling for Begin to show more flexibility, a call apparently seconded by Washington. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ibrahim Kamel has been quoted as calling on Israel to give up Gaza and the West Bank before negotiations get under way , but Begin repeated hi s nfl·~lalrrl position that, "Terms will not be imposed upon Israel; an agreement will be negotiated with Israel. " Differences over the peace moves and Carter's decision to sell U.S. warplanes to Egypt and Saudi Arabia have contributed to the chill Mondale hopes to thaw. The vice president's fourday visit, originally scheduled in connection with Israel's 30th anniversary celebrations, has taken an a dded diplomatic significance with his a nounced visit to Alexandria o meet Sadat before returning home. . Mondale's mission was further complicated by a terrorist bombing Thursday that killed two Jewish men and injured 47 people in an open-air market in the Israeli capital of Jerusalem. Begin called the attack by Palestinian guerrillas " a revolting crime perpetrated by a cruel enemy." Ambulances rushed the to make sure that it wi!l someday be adequate for you and your family . We can be helpful. LEGAL HOLIDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY , JULY 4TH pomeroy rutland tuppers plain~ pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 _roadways (ConUnued from page I) Congress Thursday 1nflauon for all of 1978 sho uld be above 7 percent and about 6.5 percent during 1979 "There is some hope that the exceptional rate uf increase in food pnces will moderate" lat er this year. he su id , " but there 1s much less likelihood of an) easing of underlyin g 1nfl at1onary forces ." · Unless mflation IS brought under control, business and cons umer con fid ence will be undermmed , d1;1ort ions and un b<ilances Ul the economy will develop, and ultimatell' recess111n will be the result.:. he warned Weather Partly cloudy and warm tomght. wllh a low near 70. Warm and humid Saturday, with scatte red afternoon lhund er.showe rs and high temperatures near 90. APPt.ARING THIS WEEJU:'ND. AT TilE INN PLACE JJ DOBB > • 5 .PIECE GROUP FROM JACKSON, OHIO TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10-2 THE MEIGS INN 992<~629 wowlded to hospitals, where all but 12 were treated and released. The two dead men · were.. buried Thursday evening, Dozens of Arabs were arrested at the scene· but molt were released after questioning. Mondale's schedule called for him to visit holy sites in Jeruaalem seized by Israel during the 1967 war, but the State Department announced in advance the tour did not signal a change in U. S. policy regarding occupied lands. The United States does not recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and maintains its embassy in Tel Aviv. On Saturday, Mondale meets with former Prime Minister Golda Meir and Sunday is packed with ceremonial visits and talks with Israeli leaders. washes out ,Sharp POM ERO\ ~ 0. Three companies challenge claim ST. MARYS, W.Va. (UPI) - Three firms involved in the scaffold collapse thal. sent 51 co nstruction workers to instant death, including six from Ohio, are challenging th~ government's claim they were' lax in safety . All three firms confirmed Thursday that they have notified the Occupational Safety and Health Administration of appeals. They met the deadline oo the eve of today 's hearing conducted by a Congressional panel into the disaster . A letter was sent to OSHA to contest the "principal" cita tions lodged against Research-Cottrell , Bound Brook, N.J ., according to a company spokesman, Philip Cocco. Research-Co:trell was erecting the second of two coo lin g towers at Mononaghela Power Co. 's Pleasants Station when the saddle-type scaffoldin g broke loose April 27 from the concrete fix ture, dropping the 51 victims 170 feet. OSHA, following a six-week probe, suggested fines totaling $105,100 against it for 16 . vjolations, 10 of them willful or se riou s. Cocco wouldn 't identify the citations under challenge. Officials of Pittsburgh Testin g Labo ra tory and United Engineers and Constr u c tors Inc., Philadelphia. cited twice Holzer Medical Center t Discharges June 29) Will!am Adkins, Arminda Anderson, Bill y Caine s, Addie Canterbury , Crystal Creel, Ettie Cremeans, Ruby Duncan, Bertha Ebersbach, Floyd Erlt, Mrs. Gary Fisher and daughter, Diana Gill, Frances Hill, Elizabeth Lambert, Elizabeth Lucas, Mary Lyon, Clifford Malone, Shirley Meadows, William Mee k Sr ., Dawn a Oyler, Donald Riffle, Ethel Russell , Beth Salisbu ry, Alfred Scarberry , Larry Shong, _Janet Smith, Robert Smith, Russell Tucker Jr. I Births ) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer, a daughter, Pt. Pleasant. LESSONS STARTING Swimming lessons will begin Monday, July 3, at London Pool in Syracuse, Herman London, manager, announced today. There will be two classes, one from 9 a. m. to 10 a. m. and the other from 10 a. m. to 11 a. m. for youngsters age 4 and up . The instructor is Connie Yoder . All mot hers of youngsters taking lessons are asked to be present. each for less serious violations, were confident that attorneys met the Thur sday deadline for appeals. The appeals process is twofold . Each appeal will be aired at a ~earing before an ailniinistrative law judge; men tile three-member OSHA review commission will study each. At the request of Rep. John Mollohan, 0-W.Va., the subcommittee on compensation, health and safety of · the House Committee on Education and Labor plans to co ndu ct today 's hearing , which was to include tesllmony by OSHA's director, Eula Bingham. R.V. Bowser of Friendly, W.Va ., head of the Willow Island (W.Va .) Disaster · Organization, said his group won't testify due to restrictions on the testimony. The subcommittee demanded 32 copies of every statement family members intended to make, he said. " We don ' t have a secretarial pool to call upon ," he said. "From the very beginning, we .. .have been ignored and maligned by the powers that be . The politial and ecooomic interests have held us at a long arm's reach since the instant of body impact. As far as we can determine, these committee hearings promise no departure from this policy ," he charged. Area Deaths MERLE CLARK Heavy rain CHECKS BLOOD PRESSURE - Bob Smith of the Student Health Team, being sponsored m Metgs County by the Consortium for Health Education in Appalachia Ohio, checks the blood pressure of one woman wbo went through Thursday's free Health Screenmg Clime. Marty Geyer, coordinator of the Student Health Team program, said turnout for the f1rst m a Senes of rune cltmcs was excellent. · A day 'Nhen Americans untte as one to celebrate the birthday of our independence as a natton . It mtg,t also be a good day to check up on your fmanc tal mdependence I1 Merle Elizabeth Clark, 74, died at 11 :20 p.m. Thursday at _Bailey's Nursing Home, Tuppers Plains, after a threeyear illness, during which time she was hospitalized several times. She had been in serious condition for Jour months. Mrs. Clark, married only a little less tl)an seven years, was a retired school teacher. She retired in 1959 after 35 years in the classroom. She was born July 17, 1903, at Vinton, one of four children of Richaril and Bertha Evans Macomber. They and a sister preceded her in death. Surviving are two brothers, Donavin of Radcliff and Ralph of Dexter and also a nephew, Richard Macomber of Cheshire. On Aug. 3, 1971, she married Ray Clark of Cheshire, who survives. She was a member of the Vinton Methodist Church, where ·funeral services will be held at 2 Sunday afternoon, the-Rev. C. J . Lemley officiating, and burial will be in Vinton Memorial Park. The body will lie in state for une hour before the services. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Miller's Home fur Funerals. ' I She was a member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church and the New Haven Garden Club, Survivors Include her husband, Jack W. Frey; th.ree sons, William Frey, Billings, Mo.ntana; Ross Frey, Methuen, Mass.; Larry Frey, St. Charles, Missouri· two sisters, Mrs. De; Westrich, Delphos, 0.; Mrs. · Cecelia Rosl!elit, Dayton, ' 0., and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, 10:30 p.m,, in the St. Joseph Catholic Church with the Rev. Raymond Jablinski officiating. Burial will be in the Memorial Park Cemetery Lima, 0., on Monday. ' Friends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Rosary services will be held tonight at 7:30. Driver injured, car demolished A 1978 car was demolished and its. dr.iver injured in an accident on West Main St., Pomeroy, at 2:33 a. m. Friday. Pomeroy police said a westbound car driven by William Slack, 22, Middleport, crossed over the centerline and struck a utility pole. Slack was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Middleport Emergency Squad. He was scheduled to be transferred to Holzer Medical Center today. Slack will be charged with reckless operation. By United Press International Thunderstorms carried up GLENNA M. FREY to 6 inches of rain into North Glenna M. Frey, 71, New Dakota today, washing out Haven, died Wednesday in some roads and producing the Holzer Medical Center. flash flood watches. She was born on March 'll, The National Weather 1907 in Fryburg, 0., to the Service reported 5 inches of. late J. C. and Odessa Irwin rain at Ellendale, N.D., 3 Wehinger. inches at the Whitestone She was a registered nurse Battlefield area near and a graduate of St. Ritas Fullerton, N.D., and more Hospital in Lima, 0 ., in 1936. than 2 inches near Forbes. Roads were washed out in the Whitestone Battlefield area. Flash flood watches were issued for portions of North Dakota, Colorado and New Mexico. Thunderstorms stretched from Colorado and Wyoming through the Dakotas into tht for the natioo than if I stayed By THOMAS FERRARO upper Mississippi Valley . there (in Washington)." VIRGINIA BEACH, Va . And there were showers and The president didn't quite (UP!) President Carter's thunderstorms in New get away from it all, 1~year.()ld daughter, Amy, Mexico and west Texas, however. His 47-foot southern Oregon, the holds bragging rights to the chartered boat, the Gamet, most recent White House fish Northern Rockies, the was accompanied by a Coast eastern Guif of Mexico Coast story. Guard cutter and a police Amy caught the biggest and southern Florida. vessel, as well as several Widely scattered showers fish . Thursday, a 30-pound boats hired by television tuna, during a deep-sea abo occurred in parts of the crews and local reporters. Middle and North Atlantic fishing trip with her parents Carter's party flew by heliabout 25 miles off Virginia's Coast areas. copter from Washington to Skies were mostly clear coast. Virginia Beach, pulling out of Taking a rare weekday off over large parts of California Rudee Inlet aboard their and clad in dungarees, a blue and Nevada , the Central baby blue chartered boat Plains and middle cowboy shirt and white sneaMississippi Valley, Mchigan kers, Carter landed a :!:>- about 9 a.m. EDT. Fishermen, among and the upper Qhio Valley . pound tuna, about the same hundreds lining the shore, A heat wave broke in part size as the tuna boated by the said the president should of the South Wednesday. Mid- First Lady. have started hours earlier. Interior Secretary Cecil afternoon temperatures in "He's going out late and I much of the Southeast hit the Andrus picked up the $300 don't think he's going to catch low to mid 90s, below the 100. charter boat tab but didn't much of anything," said degree readings of Tuesday. catch any fish. Audrey Ashley, a 55-year.()ld "Amy got the biggest one," Thunderstorms cooled off Carter told a dockside news Portsmouth, Va ., resident New Orleans with 2 inches of and lifeloog fisherwllllan. rain in one hour and downed cooference after nine hours When Carter returned at at sea, trolling the sunny power lines. 6:30 p.m., Mrs. Ashley was But it was 100 at Pensacola , reefs of the blue Atlantic. gone with a bucket full of "She did a good job, but we Fla ., up from the 99 of flounder and her predictioo Wednesday . Kentucky did help her some," he said. was a reality . The Asked if the day amounted agriculture officials warned presidential party had but to presidential hookey, stockmen to provide cattle three fish to show for their and horses with enough Carter grinned and said, day 's effort. "Yes. I think this did more water. Amy has biggest fish ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 PM Deputies (ConUnued from paae 1) curred at 7:45 p. m. on the parking lot at the little league ballfield at Meigs High School. Deputy Sheriff Rollert Beegle, investigating officer, reported Debra Buck, Pomeroy, pulled out from a parking place but did not see a vehicle parked on her right and sideswiped the left front fender of a car owned by Sara Cullums, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. There wa s very slight damage to the Cullums ve hicl e, but moderate damage to the right side of the Buck va n. Harley Grate, Salem Center, notified the sheriff's offi ce Thursday evening that a number of children had been caught breaking the windows out of a hpuse he is remodeling . Fourteen panes or the 16 panes of glass in the house had been broken by large rocks. Gra te said one of the parents of the chiidren involved had contacted him and made arrangements for restitution. He notified the sheriff's office to make It official. The investigation is pending. II Our Independence Day Special Values Continue Saturday, July 1st and Monday, July 3rd ~his sp~cial sales !vent will save you money on men s ~lue 1eans - men s sport shirts - boys and men's cut-off 1eans.- boys' short sleeve knit shirts. Plus sav1ngs on summer jewelry - junior sportswear - w~m~n's summer ~horts and tops- summer sportswear - girls dresses - children's and women's swim suits and many other items all over the store. Open Saturday and Monday 9:30 to S P.M. Closed July 4th lndepentiance Day. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY � 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 06. June 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 June 30, 1978 clark frey macomber wehinger