http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dff7b97351fd5b7af9238708689c4971.pdf 76d748f87b56dad08b0ae49abd830306 PDF Text Text ... • ·. SA LEI IN ELBERFELD$ Women's Coordinate Sportswear POMEROY SUMMER PATIO sa vi ngs! CasuaL folding Lloyd chairs, tables, swings, grills. Bradley, Jane Colby .and others. SAVE BEGINS FRIDAy I _J ULy 14th AT 9:30 A.M. y, ALL SALES FINAL -NO EXCHANGES- NO REFUNDS OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 SALE P.M. Men's S6.50 BOYS' SUMMER WEIGHT JACKETS SIZES 8 to 18 REGUlARLY 1 7.95 TO 111.95 MEN'S JEANS Fas hion jeans in denims and cotton polyester blend s . Broken sizes . Regular prices $9.95 to $1 7. 95 . WEMBLEY TIES A big selection of patterns and solid colors from our regular stock. Final clearance on remaining stock. $5.95 to $7 .95. While they last. Sizes 8 to 18. Slims & regulars . Not every size, but good over a II selection. Regularly $7 .95 to $10.95. JR. SPORTSWEAR SALE $390 TO MEN'S '13.95 JACKEt .. .....................'5.37 MEN'S 117.95 JACKETS ................. ,•• 110.77 MEN'S 119.95 JACKETS .................... 111.97 REG. s5.00 ....................... SALE s4.00 REG. s1.00 ....... :............... SALE ~5.60 REG. sg,oo ......... ,~ ............ SALP7.20 REG. s12.00 ..................... SAL£ WOMEN'S TOPS One and two piece suit. Pre-teen, junior, regular and extra s izes . Nice group of styles l!lld sizes. REG. sg.oo ........ SALE 15.85 REG. '12.00 .. ... ....................... SALE 17.80 REG. '15.00 ....... SALE 19.75 00 . ... .... . ......... .. 00 . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 . . . . . . . . . REG. 123.00 ........................... SALE '14.95 . SALE REG. s 6.oo .. . . . ... . .. . ... . ....... SALE S 3.96 REG.$ 8.00· · ········ · ···· · ······ SALES 5.28 REG. Sn.oo .. . . . .. . . ... ... . . . ·•• ••. SALES 7.26 REG. $13.00 . ... . ................. SALE$ 8.58 REG. S16 .00 .. . ... . . ... .. . ... ... .. SALE $10.56 REG. S20 .00 ...................... SALE$13 .20 ·MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Women's Summer Blouses Many styles and colors . Regular and e xtra sizes . REG. S 7.0o ... . .... .. ...... .. . .. .. SALE S 5.25 REG. $ 9 -0 0· • • .. • • . .. .. · • · •• • .. .. ·SALES 6.75 REG. SlO.OO • . .... • .. • • · • • · ... .. • · SALES 7 .so REG. Sll.OO ... . . .. ... . ...... .. ... . SALE$ 8.25 REG. Sl2 .00 • • " .. • · .. · .... · • • .. • • SALES 9.00 REG. $14 .00. • • • • • .. · '" .. • • • "· · · · SALE 510.50 REG.$ 6.0o ...... ..... .. . .. .. ..... . SALES3.96 REG. s 8 .00 .... .... .. .. . . . ... ... . .. SALE 55 .28 REG. S 9 .00 ...... . .. .. .. . .. .'.. .. .. . SALE $5.9.4 REG. 51 o.oo . . ... . ... . ...... . ..... .. SALE $6.60 REG . $11 ,00 ......... .. ... .. .. .... . SALE $7.26 REG . 512.00 .. . . .. . ... .... ........ .. SALE $7 .92 REG . $13 .00 .. . ...... .... SALE $8.58 .... Short sleeve styles - entire stock inc.luded . S, M . Land XL sizes . Excellent selection . MEN'S $ 4.95 MEN'S $ 6.95 MEN'S$ 8.95 MEN'S $10.95 MEN'S $14.95 KNIT KNIT KNIT KNIT KNIT SHIRTS ... . ........ $3.46 SHIRTS ......... .. . $4.86 SHIRTS ... . .. .... .. $6 .26 SHIRTS ..... . .... . S 7 .66 SHIRTS ... $]0.46 00 . . . . . . r.=~~~~--~~R~E~G~-~$1~5,~00~·~··~··~··~..~..~-·~··~··~··~··~·~~~~~~--------~~ MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS s SPECIAL SALE PRICE MEN'S WRANGLER '• 14 OUNCE NO FAULT : BLUE DENIM JEANS I Straight or Flare Leg Style Size 29 to 42 •• • " MEN'SS 6.95 MEN'SS 8.95 MEN ' SS10.00 MEN'S 511.00 DRESS DRESS DRESS DRE.SS SHIRTS ......... . $4.86 SHIRTS .. .... ... . $6.26 SHIRTS ........ .. $6.96 SHIRTS ....... ~ •• $7 .66 REG. S 8.00 .... .. ... . .............. SALE $5.60 REG. S 9.oo .... . ..... . .... . ...... . . SALE $6.30 LimE GIRLS SUMMER SLACKS Children's Summer Pajamas Mon t hs s izes t h ru 7 t o 14 . SALES 3.15 SALES 4.20 SALES 5.60 SALES 9,10 SALE$10.50 REG. 52 .99 . . .. ........... . ...... . .. SALE $2 .10 REG. 53.50 ....... . ...... .. ....... .. SALE $2.45 REG. 53.75 ........... ....... ........ SALE $2.65 REG. 54.00 . •• ••••• •. .•••••••••••••• SALE 52.80 REG. $5.00 .... .. ... ............... . SALE 53.50 GIRLS' TOPS Si z es 2 to 4, 4 t o Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14 Reg.$6 .00 S..le$4.20 Reg.S10.00S..IeS7.00 Reg.$7 .00 Sale ·S4.90 Reg . S11.00S..IeS7.70 Reg . $8.00 Sale$5.60 Reg . S13.00SaleS9. 10 Reg . $9.00 Sale56.30 ·- MEN'S WALK SHORTS BOYS' CUTOFF JEANS . 6xa nd 7 to 14. REG. '2.50...... .................... .. SALE 1.75 REG. 13.50 ....... .. ................... SALE 12.45 REG. 15.00 .......... .. ................. SALE 13.50 REG. 17.00 .......... .. ... ............. . SALE '4.90 .REG. '9.00 .•. ...... .......••........•.• .SALE '6.30 REG. 111.00 ..........-.... ·.-............. SALE '7.70 Sizes 8 to 18 . Blue polyester blends. 1 denims and cotton BOYS SS.95 CUT OFFS ..... :... BOYS '6:95 CUTOFFS BOYS S7.95 CUT OFFS 3.60 .S4.20 5 00 • • • • • • 00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00 0 ... 0 . .......... . Sizes 32 to 44 - 100 per cent polyester solid colors and pla iqs. ..S4.80 Men's '8.95 walk Shorts• ............ s5.39 Men's sg,95 Walk Shor1s ........... SS.99 SHORT. SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS SALE PRICES GIRLS DRESSES MONTH SIZES THRU 7 TO 14 SAVE Y3 RCA CONSOLES SAVE 50.00 ON ANY RCA CONSOLE COLOR TELEVISION IN STOCK 1 Many Styles and Wood Finishes LAWNBOY· SALE. Save '25.00 on any . Lawn loy Mower In stock SAU SUMMER JEWELRl One case of summer jewelry. NecklaceJ, chains. earrings. · .SAVE DRESS SALE Junior , Missy & Half Sizes SAVE 35% FROM Y3 '1170 • payment in regard to the production of musicals was tabled and Leda Kraeuter, Karen Goins, Mildred BaUey, Everette Holcomb and Ar· thur Arnold r eceived permissi on to attend sta te sessions, required in the.ir vocational fields. Don Barnett was named to drive the bus ro ute of Ella So uthern a nd a budget showing anticipated income of $3,745 ,676. 67 a nil a n· ticipa t ed ex pend it ures of $3,711,245 was a pproved for submission to the county budget commission for the next fiscal yea r. (Continued on page 12) • ~ en tine ( FRIDAY, JULY 14. 197_8 TO SO' ·lL: 72 PRICE . SALE CHILDREN'S VISITORS ·TO TilE MlddlepQrt Community Park are doingdoubletalleos theaedays - and Sabblth is the reason . Sa~tll Ia a pert German Shepherd and part Austrian Queen Blue Hiller dOfl which climbs the ladder to a sticky slide at the park and goes sliding down. Sometimes, Sabbith hu to be encouraged to go sliding but at other ~he jUBtdoea ~on hll own, Eight monlha old, Sabblth Jil IIJ~ lio •• le I )'z J Ja\ l ilo Montana. However, Sabblth is taken to the parkily by Dick's yourwer lrother, Tye Hennan who sees that Sa~th gets In plenty of time on the slippery slide. Tye Herman Is shown with Sabblth, the slicky slid~ dog , SHORTS Many styles and colors for little boys & girls . Month sizes lhru 7 to 14. E AS LOW JUNIOR The World Today SABBITIJ climbs the ladder to the slide. By ROBERT SANGEORGE ~--------------Penalizes l:arter's committee Delegates fail TANKS · lUBES . · SHIRTS SIZES S-M-1.-XL SAVE 30% Dream foiled by finances SALE PRICES START AT ONLY . RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazll (UPI) - Brazilians are giving FURN.ITURE SALE UVING ROOMS. . BEDROOMS,. DINING ROOMS, MD lAMPS up thetr beloved "calezlnbos" - UtUe cupe of strong arwlsweet coffee - because the price of beans Is going up. Coffee sella IIi Rio supermarkets lor Sl.81 per powld, a price .that seems a bargain to Americans or Europeans but represents a luxury lor the Brazlllan who eatn8 the minimum salary of $811.52 per month . According to Brazlllan Coffee lnatltute figures, Brazil's population Increased 13 percent during the last lour years, but collee conawnptlon leU 7 percent. Brazlllan roaslera sold 7.5 million 13t-pound sadsa In the domestic market in 1974, but following the July 1m froet that sent prlcee climbing, sales lk'opped to 1.4 million aacks. · Book list coming to parents ' ' . WOONSQCKET, R . I. (UPI) - WOOII«<cket Junior and Senlcr lllllh Schooletudents wUI be brlnclng home reading lists nut liD to make aure their parents approve ol the ..-!lined . · I material. •• ~ School Ccrnmlltee drafted the plan Wednelday night in the hope of avoiding another furor like the lllle IIIII IIJI'ing ovw a book lllinC four-letler worda and 11,ree1 blnguage. The book, "A Hero Ain't Nothln' But a Sandwich," By AUce aulcnu, wu ~ In an elghth.gade Epgllah c:lul, Parents ri one lirl objected to the book because of the llreet Ia~ used. Tbe book Ia about a teenager's clrUtl addiction In a bblck gfpUD. C.o u n t y s h e r if f ' s department. But Sheriff Gerald McFaul said he does not have the ma npower to patrol Cleveland. "Plus," he added , " I'm sympatheti c to the policemen, but that's not why I'm te lling you tllat. " No. 1, I only have about 100 deputies and '47 of them ha ve an obligation to the courtrooms," McFaul said . 'Tm the only sheriff in the State of Ohio thai · doesn 't . have a road patrol. I have no vehicles out there on the stree ts , Unfortu nately , I couldn't be of any help out there on the streets." - The strike was sparked by the firing Thursday of 13 policemen who refused to patrol crime-ridden publichousing projects alone , ~s ordered by the mayor. "This is war," William J . McNe a , president of the C leve l an d P o li c e Pa trolmen's Associa tion responded. "Ther e is no way they a r e goin g to lire policemen in this manner." The CPPA represents about 1,500 rank and file officers and the Fraternal Order of Police represents about 500 supervisors . Af ter the firings. the unions set an 11 p.m. Thursday s tr ike deadline . Ku cini ch tried to head it off by saying he would no longer order off icers to patrol the housing projects alone, but he refused to reinsta te the dismissed officers . The unions - rejected the offer and walked out. Kucinich expressed disappointment at the strike action and said : "I must ca ll on the police to obey the law as they ask others to obey the la w, They are now under a penalty of contempt of court . What we have is a test of whether the police depa r tme nt will respe ct a la wful judi cial DECISION UPHELD CINCINNATI (UPI) Tlaf, 1\!lro U.S. Circuli Court of o\ppealt tOI!ay upheld llle C olumbu s s chool desegregation decision of Federal Judge Roberl M. Duncan , meaning tbat . 37,000 of the city's 86,700 public school students will be bused this fall. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ., P11ter, 69, and O]iel Sewar, 51, Kanauga, were injured in a three-auto accident on SR 7. eight-tenths of a mile south of u. s. 35. According to the GaUia · Meigs Post, Highway Patrol, an auto driven by Arthur Powers, 40, Glenwood, W. Va., was lltopped at the exit of the Silver Bridge Pla za , preparing to enter Rt. 7, when a vehicle operated by Sewar, traveling south. made a left tum Into the patll of an auto driven by Kenneth Higley, 38, GaUipolia, north bound on 7, 1be Higley auto struck the ' Sewar vehicle In the right side, The force of the impact sent the Sewar auto sliding into the front of the Powers vehicle. Higley claimed Injury, but was not Immediately treated. Peter Sewar, and his wile, Opel, a pasaenger In the vehicle, displayed visible By HELEN THOMAS UPI Whl!e House Reporter BONN, West German y (UP! ) - Presi!lent carter ana West Gennan Chancellor Helmut Schmidt joined today in condemning the trials of Soviet dlssidents but said this will not deter their countries from continued effor ts w cooperate with Moscow in disar mame nt and ot her fi elds. . " We deplore this action," Ca rter sa id to reporters a fter a tw o-a nd-a-half hour meeting with Schmidt. " But at the same time we want to c o nt inu,e p e a cef ul rela tionships . But our voice will not be stilled as we co nsi der these and ot her violations ar ound the world ." Sctunidt joined in '·: want injf!,red- " word the presideot has said." The two leaders met t he press at the Bonn chancellery after talks ranging over a wide field from Eas t-West relations to the state of t he dollar and the weekend seve n ~ na tio n eco nom ic summit confe rence in which both will play leading roles. Ca rter was welcomed here with full pomp by West Germany's leaders at the start of a two-day state visit to this country as a curtilin raiser to the swnmit. Schmidt. a close friend of the United States, has been one of the severest critics of the Carter a dministration's handlin g of economic matters. Today he smiled wa rmly as they met , apparently determined to they do not get on well toge)her . Carte r conferred with Sctunidt at the chancellory after receiving a full-dress official military welcome and paying a courtesy call on Wes t German President Walter ·Scheel at his Villa Hammerschmidt residence overlooking the Rhine. Ca rter and Sclunidt talked to r eporte rs in the chancellery lobby in front of.a large painting by Ludwig Kirchner entitled "Suicide 38" - one of the many works banned by Adolf Hitler 's woman A Leta rt woman received minor injuri es after her small foreign car was demolished in a two·vehicle acc ident Wednesday around 4:30 p.m. on Sand Hill Road, nea r Point Pleasant. according to Mason order." County She riff's Deputy The city is without an Harry Rhodes. appointed police chief. Edwin Dawna F . Parsons. 20, Nagorski was named acting Leta-rt , was treated at Holzer chief after Kucinich fired Medical Center where she Richard Hog nisto. was ta ken followin g th e Hongisto' s firing prompted m1shap in a pickup driven by other city officials to start her husband, Ra ndy Parsons. reca ll e fforts a ga inst The Pa rsons woma n ha d Kucinich and he is now trying been traveling east behind a w win support in a recall farm tracto r driven by Ed election to be held next Mallo<, Point Pleasant , when mon th. she attempted to pass and collided headon with a truck driven by Ala n Berna rrl Younts, Greensboro, N. C., at · the crest of a hill. Deputy Rhodes said Ma ttox had given a hand signal in preparation fo r turning into hi s hayfield and the sign a pparentl y was mi sin· . signs of injury, and were auto passed off the left side of terprcted by Mrs. Parsons as taken. t o Hol ze r Medical th e roadwa y, stru ck a n a signal lor her to pass the Center by SEOE MS , emba nkment, and ove r· tractor. No est imate of damage to Opel Sewar was admitted turned. the Youn ts t ru ck wa s to the intensive care unit for Bush displayed v isible available. fractures of the ribs, and a signs of injury, and was taken roncussion. She is listed in to Holzer Medical Center by satisfactor y rondition. SEOEMS. Peter Sewa r was treated Bush was a dmitted for and released lor mild con- , treatment of a concusSion, tusions of the right ribs, and and contusions of the right lacerations to the right side of face . Aspokesman for Holzer the lace. announced that Bush will be Sewar was cited by the released today. patrol for failure to yield Bush was cited by patrol when. turning left . for OWl. The Higley and Sewar According to the patrol. a autos inc ur red severe tru ck driven by E rn est damage, theve was slight Chalfant, 27, Glouster , was damage t o the Powers north bound when the vehicle vehicle . passed off the left side of th e This week' s winning Ohio At3 :15 p.m. Gene Bush, 17, ' roadway Into a ditch aod Lotter y numb e r s: Jackson . wa s injured when overturned. Gold numb e r -% . the vehicle he was operating The Chalfant t ruck in · oumbe r- U . While went out of control on a curve curTed severe da'mage. No Blue oum ber-el5. while traveling. east ori SR citat ion was issued. Extra Cash 588. At 12:40 p.m., of fi ce r s 8%9989. ( C'.o!ltlnued on pare 12) t\~ ording to t!J\-patrol, th e to say 1 agree with every _Te'o\lt w\deapread r eporta Letart Two persons .injured in three-car mishap "eat'ezinhos is given up" $188 AND DOWN the slide comes Sabbith. · . ~tate'~ Iru:_£est cit,y?it._ by ·police. strike · CLEVELAND (UP! ) Only a handful of hi ghranking police official s guarded Ohio's largest c ity today as 2,1100 pollee officers and supervisors walked off W.ASHINGTON (UP!) - The Federal Election the Job to protest the firing of ~on has penalized President Carter's 1976 campaign 13 fellow officers. conuruttee for the second time in a month lor accepting illegal Mayor Dennis Kucinich obcampaign contributions. Ruling that a 'political lunch at New tained a tempor ary Y<irk's post "21" restaurant was an illegal contribution, the restra ining order from FEC Thursday ordered Carter's campaign to pay the federal CUyahoga County Common Treasury $3,285.14 - the full cOli! of the lunch. . Pleas Court Presiding Judge At the same time two of the big contributors to.the lunch, Leo Spellacy ordering the Seagram's liquor heir Edgar Bronfman and the political action officers back to work, but commi~tee of the Coca.Cola Co., were fined $500 each for union officials said the men illegsl contributions. would stay off ihe job, AnaldetoKucinichsaid the "again mayor talked to Ohio Gov. CHICAGO (UP!) - Delegates to tile Lutheran Church In James Rhodes and "appriSed America convention have failed a second time to elect a new him of the situation," telling president for the nation's largest and most ecumenical Rhodes he may ask for Lutheran body. National Guard troops to With 4:;3 votes needed hr election, only two candidates of . protect the city of 800,000, 70 initially nominated received more than 100 votes. Herbert The Teamsters Union , ChiUstrom, Minneapolis, president of the Minneapolis Synod representing sanitation and received 136 votes and the Rev. William Lazareth New York' city streets employees, said received 107. Third highest vote-getter Thursday ~as the Rev: its members would stay out H. George Anderson, Cobunbia, S. C., with 92. Anderson was today in support of the officers. But other c ity · higl\elt In Wednesday night's balloting wltll 244. He announced his withdrawal early Thursday but delegates persisted in ~mployee unions did not . votihR lor him. · indil;ate. what Iller would do. , Safeguarding the city fell Into the hands of tile few non· COLORADO SPRINGS, C<Jio, (UPI) - Fund-raising uniformed officers who were problems have folded Dewey Reinhard and Steve Stephenson's working and the CUyahoRa ,dream of a hot-air balloon crossing of the Atlantic Ocean for anotber year. The two halloonilts attempted the voyage last year, but were forced down by bad weather within two days of taking off from Main. Reinhard, 48, said Wednesday he was able to raise only s:ta,ooo of the SIOO,OOO necessary for the flight. . AS atAIRS, THIES ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tires and tubes ; Ashland Oil, 'gasoline , motor oil , a nti· freeze and fuel oil ; Sand Hill Coal Co., coal ; Betsy Ross, bread and bakery products ; Chef's Pantry, meat. Con· tracts on dry goods and milk a nd dai ry products were tabled for further st udy . It wa s r eport ed . two teachers had been awarded grants. They are John Aniott, $ 2,000 lot a career awa reness programs lo r the fourth, fi lth and sixth grades, and Mike Ger. lach, $1.1136 for a History of Meigs County microfilm program. A request from Pa ige Hunt , voc al music tea cher, for Trials are condemned TOPS SALE at REGUlARLY 35' REG. S 5.oo ................ .. ...... SALE $3.50 REG. S 6.00 ....... . . . .............. SALE S4.20 REG. S 7.00 ••••••••••••••• ••••••••• SALE 54.90 • THREAD REG. S 3.00 ... . .. . ... ... .... . ... . .. SALE $2 .10 SALE ReG . 5 4.so ..... . ........ ... . . .. . REG. S 6 .oo .. ... . ........ .. . ... .. REG . S 8 ,QQ .. .... . .'. .. .. .. oo., ... REG . 513 .00 ..... . . ... ... . .. .. .... REG . S1S .OQ .. . . ..... .. .. ... . .. .. . VOL. XXIX NO. 63 SWI Short s lee ve styl es - n e ck si zes 14 112 to 17 112. Made by Van Heusen and Campus. have to be provided. Ad- McCoy ; s drama co ach , dltional personnel would also Ch 1· 0 · . h ' bo<~rd expects to set a school be required probably becalll!e ares ownle, teac, er ; calendar lor next year; fill of the additional classics J ea n Shave~, tea cher ; eXIsting teaching vacancies which would be added to the E velyn , Stanley , subrrli\l!,le . a~d disc~ss freezing of ad· , curriculum cook, Lmda Jett and Pa uliiie ' miDJ_st,ratiOn salaries. ', The board did take action Sno~den as bus dnvers. Assignments for inspection requiring that effective this Lms Wyan.t was em ployed of the buildings fo r t he new Fall, a U high school students as a bus, driver lor Paulme school.year are expected to _ beginning with the ·Fresh- ~nowden s route and Phyllis be made at this time. While man class _ must .complete cC::.fn was employed as a no school calendar has yet two Math courses for Th. . . been set, I he two dates Which d · p · e reslgna~JOn of Mrs. ll'!em to be more acceptable gra uahon. reviously only Dugan as assistant to the at.Lhis poin.L are Aug. 28 and one Math course was b d t · d .oar rea sure r wa s ac· Sept. 5. require · This action was the cepted as of Aug. 18· Steve The boa rd awarded con· result of an earlier tecom· Peckham was employed as a tracts for the upcoming year. mendation by Flesher. substitute custodia n effective They went to Downing-Childs The board a ccepted the at once 1 st d ·d resignations by Ina A ·. . nsurance, u ent acc1 ent Mea dows, t each.er ; Celia special meetmg was set insurance and fl eet in· for Aug. 10 at whcch tune the ' surance ; Mei~s Tire Center. e J&P COATS .SEWING . Little girls one & two piece suits. Little boys trunk s . BOYS' Sizes 8 t o 20. Good se lect ion of si yl es and color s . Buy now fo r ba c k to s c hoo l. ..,..,,. Spec ial Clear a nce m e n ' s s h o r t s leeved s por t s hirt s. Solid co lor s . pa tte rn s . T a p ered a nd fu ll c ut st yl es . MEN ' SS 7 .95SPORT SHIRTS .. . ..... .. $5,56 MEI'fSS 9 .95SPORTSHIRTS .. .. . . . . .. 56,96 MEN ' S $11 .95 SPORT SHIRTS .. .... . . .. $8.36 MEN ' S$12 .955 IRTS .. . .. . .... $9.06 II the board adopts the higher requirement (17 ia the etate minimum) students can be scheduled into mor e claaaes and the free time reduced, Flesher said. He sa1d the plan should be in· voked for the Freshman class entering high school this Fall. The board t k act! oo no on .on the proposal Thursday night, but will st d th tt u y e rna er . Concern was exj)ressed for students who have trouble pa ss ing the m inimum reqdlrements now and ad· ditional classes which would COLOR SALE I SALE WOMEN'S SHORTS 00 00 . . , SALE WOMENS SWIMWEAR FEATURING WRANGLER "NO FAULT" DENIM · -. Y2 PRICE REG. sg,oo ..................... ~ SALE '6.75 REG. s12.00..................... SALE sg,oo REG. s1B.OO.... :................SALE..s13.50. REG. S20.00 .....................SALE $15.00 . Sizes S, M, L and XL . Good s election of styles. · JUN lOR SHORTS Limited quanllty in the t-ome furnishings departmenl$ - lsi floor . Regularly $5.99 to $25.95. JUNIOR SUNDRESSES SUMMER WEIGHT JACKETS $J 400 THROWS & COVERS lh PRICE Y2 PRICE - Pe rman e nt pres s . cotto n pol y ester bl e nd . S., M. , L. & XL size . Two pocke t s . long t ai ls. BOYS' JEANS Boys $4. 95 Denim Sport Shirts $2.99 RfG. '5.59 TO '20.00 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS SWIM TRUNKS 1f2 PRICE JOGGING SHORTS, TOPS & SlACKS .PRICE houn of etudy to llfaduate Senior yean Flelher A id in ntller than the minimum 17 making the Prl!ll!lllation. He now required. stated students need more TbiJ 1ftl the request of tile challenge and that diplomas lacully, guldlslce dep111tment art being liven In a too and Prtnci.,.l Jama Diehl lenient manner. · voiced When ihe Meip Local However Fltlher did point ao.nl of Education met In out that ' ~any •tudents replar -.iion at the Junior graduating this spripg did eam 20 or more credli hours IIlah in Middleport Thllrllda •ht, y without~t· ,_,~-...,uir·ed. He nl"'' • ,_.,e .•, ' Preaentln• the ian was said 60 percent of the 200 Tim Fleshe~ of thep !dance members of the clus earned department who :::d the 20 hours or more; 21 percent additional tllree cr""''t hours eamed between 19 and 20· 10 ...,. . , would better prepare percent earned between 18 graduate s lor later Ule and 19'; five percent earned · · LAWN FURNITURE OJr entfre stock -of regular Quee n In tile qear futlll'e, Meigs Students, In aome inatan«S, between. 17 lllld 18 and lour Hlp Scbool etudenta may now han loo much free tune percent earned oniy the hne to c!omplete 211 credit especiaU~ In their Junior and required 17 credit liours. AND and e"tra sizes at great Devon , lloard may require 20 ~ours for graduation CI.IARANCf SALI Nazis as "degenerate art. '' The tw o leaders co nd emned the di ssident tria ls in answer to a reporter's question . carter stressed that tbe United States has no desire to interfere in the internal affa irs of the Soviet Unioo . "But rising condemnation around the world is a legiti· mate role for me and my MARY KAY GRIMM Milwaukee resident participant • 0 . country, " he said. . Milwaukee born Mary Kay Grimm is in Meigs County this sununer working with the five member student health team being sponsored jointly by the Meigs County Board of Health and the Consortium for Hea lth Educa ti on in Appal achia Ohio. Having just completed her third year of nurses training at t he University of Wi sconsin in Milw aukee,, Mary· Kay also works in a nursing home. She is taking a leave of absenc'e to assume her duties with the health team whi ch inclu de t he drawing of blood at numerous ' free health clinics being held throughout the county. . Mary Kay's fi rst im· pressions of the Big Bend a rea t ell her that the stereotypes she's heard of sma ll towns are, for the most pa rt , true. " Not that Meigs county is ba ckwoods or -anything," she says, "but, things definitely move a t a slo.wer pace around here." And , she a dds , whil e smiling. " The peopie here are a lot niore friendly and less· suspicious. than in a la rge .city... The youngest of four children, Mary Kay must kno w wha t she' s t al kin g about - she also .grew up in Milwaukee. . Sclunidt added that West Germans are "particularly distressed" also by an eight· year sentence passed oo an Ea st Germ lin diss ident , Rudolf Baard. "I would like to draw the of visiting a tte ntion Am erican jou rnalists that there are many in Eastern Europe subj ect to perseculion beyond those woo now in the public consciousness are · playing such. an .Jmportant role ,'' Sclunidt sa id. Davis resigns Rutland pos.ts RUTLAND - Bruee Davis Chief of Police and Street and Water Supervisor for the past 8\'z years, has r esigned his post. Co un cil a ccepted his resignation with regr et Tuesday night a nd appointed LaiTy Colema n to fill the va ca ncy . F or se rv ices residents of Rutland are to call Colema n at 742-2939. . Weather Mostly cloudy tonight, with showers and thundershowers possible and lows in the low or mid 60s. Partly cloudy Saturday, with highs In tile lo we r 80s , Probability of precipitation is 70 percent today, 30 percent tonight and 20 perce~ Saturday. (1 �• 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport.·Pom er oy, 0 ,. Friday , July 14,1978 Sadness left. by Nixon .talk - • - ' peopletalk r..~ NESE - KENNE'I11 R. CL.UUt Ualled Prell llllenWIGul LE RIPOFF : F<r the first time ever, diaco dlVII Grve Joaea . Is returning from Paris poorer than she wu when she went ther e. It seems burglars, a s wellBB fans, were waitlntl for her this trip. They broke Into her flat while she wu ebewhere llld walked off with two colcr television !lela, all her mUeup, assorted jewelry, 100 pairs of shoes and her entire warcrobe. bef<re h101. T here is no chance that Mr . Nixon will WbeeUng (W.Va. ) News· ever be accepted in. the role oi Register: an elder statesman, whose Ric hard Nixon's first co unse l a nd ad vice are major public sp e aking eagerly sought on national appearance since his and world issues . r esignation from · the That ca r e fully selected Presidency in disgrace le!t us crowd of 4,000 whooping, foot · with only sadness. It wo uld be s tomping Nix on hard-cor e folly , we betieve, f<r Mr . follower s in the mountains of Nixon misread the r eaction Ke ntucky la st Sunda y from that hand-picked , select : certai nl y is not re· crowd that t urned out to hear presen tative of the va st him speak at Hyden , Ky ., last maj<rity of Americans who weekend . ha ve not fo r g ott en th is The Amer ican people have country's long night that was not forgotlen that on the experienced d uring the whole he debased the ·ordea l of Watergate. Presidency as no Preside nt w Lawrence E. Lamb. M.D. D t> l t' rmining ca lori c DEAR DR. LAMB - How much variation is there in two people the same size in tenns of the num ber of calories they can eat and still lose We ight ? Is there any way to find out what one's personal ca lor ie needs are bes ides experimen- ting ? DE AR READER - Two in· chviduals the same s ize sit· ting at a desk will use dif· IN THE CO M M O N PL EAS COURT OF MEIGS C OUNTY , O H 10 LEONAR D l . LE NT Z., P l a i n tiff, vs . N EL LI E ROB EY , D ef en da nts • • • ,, o' et a l. , ferc nt amDlmts of calor ies. Why : Habits have a lot to do with 11. One m ay be moving the legs and the other one may be absolutely quiet. The amount of physical a_ctivity in tittle cunti nuoll.'l elforL• and in larger ways is extremely important in del ermining how· many ca lor1es a pt:rson m ight use in any on<.' day . A.n other fa ctor is wha t per centage of yuw' body is fa t. Individuals who ha ve more muscle a nd less fat tend to use more ca lor ies even while they a re sitting still tha n du individuals of t he same weight who have a higher percentage of body fat. !"at tissue doesn 't ll.'le many calor ies but mll.'lcl e t.'ells use considera bly more . To show vou the difference in how r~n v calori es body tissues use: you may be s urprised to know tha t the liver ll.'les about a fourth of all of No . 16, 879 N ot ice B y P ub l i ca t i on To K . M See ds . ad ores s , un k no w n , if li vi ng , an d i f aec l!a sed th e unknown nei rs. dev i s e es , le gatee s . ad mi n i s t rat or s, ex ecu tor s and your calories at rest even a ssigns of K . ·M . See d s, a d though it · represents only 2 d resses u n k nown : Mar i e percent of the normal per· S hoema k er , addr e ss unkn o wn . if livi ng , a nd. i f SOil 's body weigllt. dece a sed the- un kn o wn h ei rs , The m ost practical way of de ~.~ i s s ee s . l egatees . ad m i n ist rators , ex eCutors and rinding out how m uch a per a ss ig ns of Ma r ie Sh oemak er , son has to restrict his calories ad dr esses unknow n : Mabe l P ar sons , address unkno w n , i t in order to lose w.eight is on li11 i ng , and i f deceas ed th e an indivldual basis. 1{ an u nknow n he ir s ,· d el!isees , adult can't lose weight Qn a l e ga tN•s , a d m i n i s tr at o rs , e x"ec u lo r s and as si gns o f reasonable 1200 ca l orl~ a da y Ma bel Parsons , add r esses diet it's important to look mto unknown , Mabe l Cru s he r , add r es s un!l.now n, i f liv in g , his life style a nd see why he and i f dece a sed the un kn o w n isn' t using ve r y ma n y he i r s , d e <J i sees . le g a t e e s . ad min is trato r s. executors calories. Many of the.., peoa nd a ss1 gn s ot Ma be l ple prori t by incr easing their Cr u sher , . ad dre sses level of physical a ctivity. unk n own ; V1nt ie ~o pk ~ n s . add r es s unk n own , if l i v ing , To give you a sensible 1200 and it de ce a sed the unkn ow n h e i r s , de1.1 1Se es. le ga t ees , . to 1400 cillorie d iet you' call aorn 1n i st r at o r s, e x ecu tor s use to build a weight-eo ntrol and a ss i g ns of V i nt i e H opk i ns . add res s e s prog ram, I am sending you unk n ow n . th e unk no w n The Hea lth Le tte r number· h e 1r s . d ev i sees , l eg a t f'>es , 4-7, Weight Losing Diet. at1 m i n i s t r a t ors , e x e cu to rs Other readers who want t his il nd a ss1 gns. o f each of !he tol low ,ng a l l o f whose ad issue ca n send 50 cents with a d resse s ar e un kn ow n ~ J oh n lo n g , stam p e d , s e l fHop k in s. M ary W ill i am~ . Emma Swear inge n, Al lred addressed envelope for it to Sw e ar ingen , E li za oet h Ha c k . me in care of this newspaper, G eor ge Ha c k . Per c y Ha c k . -Sa rah Par SOI"\S Se ed s, P.O. Box 155t , Radio City Sta T he o ph i l u s H opk i n s , an d tion, New York, NY 10019. V in t( e Hopk in s : You a r e her eby not i f ied DE AR DH . LAMB - You t h at a Compl a in! has b een' ha ve helped my m other with f i le d in the Comm on P leas Cou r t of M eig s Cou nty , Oh io , .- her problems and my grand· Case No. 16 ,870, de mand ing mother with hers . I hope you part it ion of the f ollo w ing can helo me with mine. When d es c r i bed r ea l es ta te , to -w it : P a rc el No 1· The f oll ow ing I was born my feet were turn r ea l es tate si tuate i n O ne ed inwa rd . I ha d to have H u n dr ed A c re Lot No . Th r ee H u n dri?d an d F i ve in said severa l opera tions which left Co u nty of M eig!!. desc r i be d a s ug ly scars. I ha d to have Beg i nn ing a t the fo llo w s several ca sts on them . N or t h west c o r ner ot L ot N O On e H undr e d and E ig h t een Is there something that can ( l l 8 l 1n Harron & D abne y ' s re move the scars? Is there A d d i t 10n t o P omeroy on t he Sou t h l me o f sa itf One H un some exercise I can do to fa tdred A cre Lot No. 30 1, then c e ten up the bottom part of my Nor t h a1~ d eg We st N ine ty E ig ht fee t to Run Str ee t , legs ? then c e alonQ s aid Run St r eet DEAR RE ADER - Ma ny d ow n the -r u n to a po int N or t h , ,J d eg W es t WJsightly scars ca n be imf rom th e N o rthea s t c o r proved by cosmeti c surger y . 1 \8, ne r o f saod Lo t No Since you are concerned t hen c e South d 1 2 deg . E as t to sa •d N or tne a st cor ner of N o about it , go to a plastic 118 a t th e So u t h l1 ne ot sa id surge un a nd see if something 100 Ac r e Lo t N o J05, t he nc e a long sa1d Sou th l• ne to t h e could be done to decrease the o lacc ot beg ,nn ,n g, be i ng the · obviuus a ppear a nce of the W est end o f L ot N o O n e H und r ed and Si x 1n sa 1d scars. Sometimes the scars H ort on & D.:t b n ey 's A dd 1l1 0n can literal ly be cut a way and to Pomeroy the skin brought together Par cel No 7 The fo l lo w i ng re a l· est at e S•t ua ted in th e with , the new fine !Lne scar Villa Qe o f Po nie roy , Cou n ty · resulting . I o t Me •g s and State o f Oh io Bei ng 1n lOO A c r e Lo t N o 306 As fC~r as inc reasing the 1n C w Da bne y 's Adel i t 10n to size of the lower legs, I th e V i llage a t Pom er o y . and m orE! pa r t iC Ula r l y d eScribed presume yo u're re fem ng to a s f o l low !. B l:'i ng L ot 118m C the ca lf area . The best exer W Dab ne·~ ·s Atld ii 10n to th.; Cises for this are t hose requir· V il la ge o f Pomer o y , ex: c e o t 1n g t h e r e f r om ! he in15 raising up on your toes . ! l o w ong p or ce l T he f o_ First stand n at-footed on one foll o w i ng r ea l ('.s t ale si t u at ed 1n t he Vdl a ge of Pom e r o y , fOul and then raise up on your Co u n t y of M eig s and Sta t e o t toes and then let your heels Oh ·o Bei ng in 100 1-'lo.c re Lot N o ._ 30 6 m C W Dab n ey 's s1nk back to the floor . This exA ddil1on t o t he V+l la g e o t ercises the ca lf m uscle and P omer oy, an d mo r e - p ar l 1cu ta r ly des cr 1bc d a s hel ps build up its st r ength. fo llo w s Beg'i nn 1n9 at the In a sim ilar fas hipn you can so u t h w es t co r ner of L ot No 118 ; t hence N ort h 4'' df'>Q r ee s. · set and raise Ihe toes up w es t 156 te et t o a fence , toward the s hin bone to exertn en ce E .u t 87 feet to the ea!. l cise the muscles over the l i ne o f sa id L of 118 , t hence South on the E.:t sl l ine o t sa id front of the shin: If yo u want L o t N o 118 to Fry St reet . to do thi s under some load to t h en ce W est to the pl a c e of he lp the 1n uscles ~/row mor e beQin n ing . • rapidly, you might want to go R e t er.en c: e Deed ; V ol. 27 1 P a g e 36 1, D e ed Re cords tu ·one of your local bealth M ei g s Co un t y ,• Oh iO Y o u ar e n ot if ie d that y ou d ubs. See 1f they have some ar e r equ ir ed to an sw er t he . t'(Juipm ent that yo u can use to Com pl a i n t w ith i n t w e nt ·~ h<'lp bui l<t up the muscles m ·eig h t day s a ft er the la st your Jtogs. The l ast p u b l ic a t ion . p ublrc at ion w ill be m dd C on t h e 18t h da y o f Augus t , r.q,za . ( A R RY E . 5P E N CE:R , The lime 11 J .1.tcp duwn is Cler k of Cour1 s. befor~ snm cone shi ft s the ladM ei g s Cou nt y , O h io en 71 14 , 21 , 78 ( 8) 4, 11, 18 , 7t c tlt!r from under you. t, • 0 ' " Have you noticed how you~ friend is always sharpenin.g his c.~opsticks? . Well , don 't turn your back ... And another thmg .. . · Rep. Brademas-Park had luncheon By CHE RYL ARVIDSON WASHI NGTON (UP! ) Rep. John Brademas, D-Ind ., Sout h Kor ea a nd businessman Tongsun Park ha d lun c h together in September 1974. Afte r luncb, Park gave Bradema s $2,950 in $SO bills. the sam e time, At Brademas was working on a leg is lative con f e r e n ce comm ittee making ehanges in t h'e federal e lec ti on cam paig n act to outla w ca nd ida tes fro m ta k ing campaign contributions from a foreign nat iona l or ·accepting more than $100 in cash . Speaker Thom as O'Neill was guest of hon or at two ritzy birt hday parties thrown for him in 1973 and ·1974 by Park , milliooa ire r ice dealer and Was hin gt on socia lite . The total tab for the two parties wa s $7.576. Rep . J ohn Breaux , D-La ., was in Seoul, South Korea, in Decembe r 1972 along with Gordon Dore, a Lrntislana rire bUsin esSma n, · a nd Marion Edwards, brot her of former Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards . Also in Seoul was Pa rk , who said Dor e approached him a nd asked for money to help cover a deficit from Breaux' s rece nt campaig n. Park says he ga ve Dor ea $5,000 check made out to cash . Edwa rd Patten, D-N . ~ . ~ on Park has a stub for tilat a variety of charges ranging check tha t · carries t he fr om viola tion of campaign notation "Cas h ( Dore- law requirements to breaking Breaux ). " The ca ncele d House conduct rules. check shows it wa.-ca shed at Park said he doled out a bank in Crowley, La ., where $850,000 t o 31 House Dore, Breaux a nd Ma rion memhers, l4 of whom are Edwards live. S\ill in office, from 1970 Dore denies asking for t he 1976. Forme r congressmen money . DOre , Brea ux a nd r eceived most of the m oney . Marion Edwards say th ey . One C\IITent Ho\]Se me mbet never ha ndled tile check. may still face a ction , four These are the cases of th ree were charged and nin e House members who were clea r ed in the 18-mon th implicated in Tongsun Pa rk 's investiga tion of Park 's Capital Hill influence-buying influence buying. activities on behalf of the The ethics panel said the Sout h Korean government, lno ney P a rk s pent on but agains t whom no O'Neill 's parties could n ot be disc iplina ry a c ti on was co ns id er ed a campaign recommended by the Holl.'le contribution, a nd the only Committee on Standa rds of benefi ts the speaker received Officia l Conduct. were a $263 pair of hurricane The pane l Thursday began lamps, about $50 worth of such acti on agains t four foo d and drink and " the current House members psychic pleasure of being the Ca liforn ia DemocratS John . guest of ho nor." McF all , Edward Hoybal and Although under today' sr Charles Wilson . and Hep. sta ndards it might he unwise w for an important congressman to take such a favo r fr om a f orei gne r , ., there appears to be no wa rr a nt for discipliililry proCedures" in that case , the committee ~aid . In addition to the $2,950 luncheon gift, Brademas r eceived $500 from Park in 1970 and an " in kind" contribution of $1 ,700 in 1972. Brademas, who ranks th ir d in the House leadership, was exonerated beca use he pr operl y repor ted the money . , The committee said " the evidence Is compelling " that either Br ea ux , Dore or Marion Edwards committed per jury when a s ked about the $5,000 check from Park. But tile bank officials in Crowley say they can 't r e member who cashed such a big cbeck and that records that would ide ntify t he per son we r e destroyed in a "flood in the basem ent" of the bank some time ago. Th e Oh io Gen e r al Assem bl y has passed a -supplemental appropriation act (H.B. 493 ) whi ch included an amendment t hat will a llow more people to pa rt ici pa te in the " Life li ne " program. This prog ram provides a discount on heat in g bills to elderly or disa ble d lnw in eom c in dividuals . This will be parti cula rly benefi cia l to those persons who retired· during 1977 and who will be living OQ s u ~ stantially red uced incomes in 1978. Th e revis ion a llows a pe rso n to a pp ly for t he di scount ba sed on either his 1977 or 1978 incom e. Any person whose 1977 income ex ceeded t he $7,420.00 limit mety apply using hi s r urrent tola l income which is based on the six month per iod from J a nuary I , t978 thr u J une 30, 1978. The curren t total in· com e mus t not elceed $3 ,7 10.00 a nd the expected total income for the entire 1978 ca lenda r year m ust not exceed $7,420.00. Any person who receives , t he discount a nd it is determ ined later tha t his income exceeded $7,420.00 will be requ ir ed t o r e fund an y discount or credit that he r eceived . Rent er s a nd house trailer residents may obtain a pplica tions for the discount a t libraries , post offices , banks and area agency offi ces of lh e Ohio Commission on Aging . H ome o wne r s' s h o u ld contact their loca l county a uditor . The deadline for filing is September I, 1978. F urther informat ion may be obtained by ca lling toll -free I · 800-282·4310. F ra nklin County res idents should call 466-7810. Co rr es p on dence s hould be addressed to: Ohio Depart· ment of Taxation. P. 0 . Box 2619, Columhus, Ohio 43216 . . ill The 1978 Syracuae Tour-nament for Little Leaguers, formerly t he Kyger Creek L.L. Tourna ment, will begin thiS" evening at 6 p. m. on Louks F ield and King Field. Syracuse's Indians meet Middleport·~ Indians In the opening contest at Louks · F ield while P omeroy's Yankees, the 1977 defending KC champ, plays the Racine Cardinals on the King F ield Diamonl\, At 7:30p,m . Friday on King Field, the Galllpolis White Sox will m eet Rutla nd' s Dodge r s whil e under th e lights, tbe AddaviUe Jets tangle with the Gallipolis !led Sol. .. (0- 6,oo .~ o cu u~ lnH em1 07/lB THISTLEDOWN NORTH RANDALL, Ohio (UPI) - Ideal lrisl! , with jock ey Tommy Meyers aboard , took the featured Allowan ce a t Th'istled own Thw'sda y, covering the six furlongs in I : 12 and paying $10 to win . Return to Mars was aecmd and Cattike was third. An 11-1~ Trlfecta of HaD til e Road ; Notable Reasm and Romole tte paid $26 ,027 .10. There were two winning tickets. 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This has been a struggling year for JoAnne Carner , despite her No. 3 standing III 1977 GRANADA $5495 -~ ~ I. ,...I r:---·- - -= 9.(>' 07/:'0 'Ilmr , C'.J.!, . ·-· ·- ··· - .. ·- ·-·~l!L Struggling year for Ms. Carner $2395 1977 CHRYSLER CORDIBA "' fr j ' ' C' If INTEREST OF AR EA. ROBERT HOEI"LICH auto.' air, 2 dr., P.S. 0. ~ 't.'ed. - ~ t<nl'r H.l: ~" • Y" I "W St " t. l io' nr kcr !• - ll: OO 0?/l? ~ul , - .. __LfJI . l.tJ,r n'c 11u i r !'.npr£nj ne; POINT PLEASANT ·~ I C'!.l_ m E OA.II.V SF.N11NE L DEVfJTED TO 111F. 1972 CHEVY CHEVELLE , . J 'o.'o d . ' .I !l" •' r: . - :r ~ • 07/;o "I !;!_ <- I ~ 11 ~00 07/1?_l9.''_ t Pt.M. "' 1::. 0 ®- 7: )0 ®- 6 •CO A ~n · ~ ~0 < <i '7 t v· ~j fO li~ Y&til:c(lfl Ji 8 Som t ol' ~ Portla nd ~ "~ ... Hut:- l ~r d I l l r.r·ec nllO\JIIC . ~ ., " ·~ [1\ t :r C.J£ - M8jor L u g u e Stlnding$ By Unit ed Press lflt, rnat ion • l Nati on• l Lugue Eut W L - Pet. GB Phi la 47 J< .sao 43 40 '.518 • s Chicago Pi t1sbr g 40 42 .488 7 1!~ Montreal 42 45 .A83 8 New York 37 50 .425 13 St . L ouis 35 53 .398 151/:.l We st W L- Pet. 98 San Fr an 53 34 .609 L os A ng · SO 37 .57 5 3 Clnc l 49' 38 .563 4 San D iego 43 45 '.489 10 1h Atlan t a 37 47 .440 14 1/:.l Houston 36 47 .434 15 Thursday ' s Resu lts Sa n -O iego 5, Ch i 2 San Fran 4, Pitts 0 Mon t 6, Hous 0 N .Y . 4, Cin ci 2 St.L 6, L os A ng 1 <Onl y games schedul ed> Today' s Probable Pitchers ( All Times EDT) San D iego ( R asm ussen 7 : 7) at Ch ica go ( Robert s . 4-3 ), 2: 30 p.m . Houston { Ric h ard B-9 and Lemong el lo 7-8 ) a t Mon t r ea l (Rog er's 11 -7 and Du es 3-4) , 2, CINCINNATI (UPI) -The " Mistakes - the same game was long ende d a nd the mistakes that have hurt us a U helpers of Bernie Stowe, the season " m uttered a Cincinna ti Reds' equ ipment ·. d isa ppoi n ted Anderson , mana ger, were bus ily finding it as difficult a s clea ring the night's debris in Seaver, now 9·8 for the the clubhouse. . aeason, to sha ke the memor y . Tom Seaver •. still clad in his of Thursday night's-4-2 loss to dirt stamed un1form from the the New Yor k Mets from his waist down , sat in front of his mind . Seaver r etired the fir st four locker trying to clear the thoughts that clouded his · batters he fa ced striking out mind . two of them , ' befor e Met " It's frustrating," said lbe catcher J ohn Stearns singled Red s' 33-yea r-old righ t- in the second inning, stole hande r . " I just can't pitch second, continued to third on a ny better than I did Johnny Be nch' s throwin g ton ight ." error a nd then went on . Seven innin gs pi tched, scor e the first of two runs in th ree runs, two unearned, two the in ning when Davey walks, eight strikeouts and a Con cep cio~ muffed Steve 6:05p .m , H e n de r son 's gr o un der . Ph i ladelph ia ( Kaat S-O a t wild pitch was the pitching Afl a,nt a (De vine 5-d), 1 :35 p .m . tine on Seaver. He nder son , a fter s te~ lin g New York (Zach ry 19-4 ) a t " I certainly can' t pitch a second , went to third on a Cinci nnati {Bonha m 9-2}, 8:05 p .m . sliutout every time out," he wild pitch a nd, after a wa lk to Sa n Fr ancisco (M ontefusc o 95) at Pittsburg h ( Rooker 3-Bl. said, his words spoken sofUy E lliott Ma ddox, scored the 8:05p .m . as if he were talking to aecond run on Doug Flynn 's Los Ang eles { RhOden 7-4 ) at himself. "No one has ever sacrifice fly. St. Louis ( Vu c kovich 6-6) 8 :35 done t hat. " A double by Flynn, Koosp.m . Saturday- ' s Games ~~ vou 're in a pennant race. man's sacrifice bu nt and San Di ego a t Ch icag o You want t o win for the d ub . Lenny llandle's sacrifice fly L os A ngeles at St . Louis San Franc isco at PittsDurgh You want t o win for yourself . gave the Mets'.their t hir d and· Hous ton at M ont rea l. night You bust your tail off a nd you final run off Seaver in the Ph ila delph ia a t A tlanta , n 1gh t lose," he added . fifth . · N .Y . a t Cin ci n na t i, n igh t U Sea ver were seeking And , in the eig hth lea doff so meone with wh om to h it te r Joel Youngb lood commiserate he needed w tagged Manny Sarmiento 's loo k no fa rther than the office fi rst pitc h for a homer to cap of Heds Ma nager Sparky th e Mets' scoring fo r the American Leagu e Ander son. w night. M For the first time since May 26 Anderson had fielded his " starting eight ." He had expected a victory ; not disappointment. Frustr ating . Veteran Met lefty J erry Koosman had also called upon the word to describe his feelings duri ng a winless · dr oug ht tha t extended back to May 4, the da te of his last victory prior to last night. · For Koosman, t he victory was his third against nine losses and ended a personal losing streak at six games. " Tonight I was r elaxed had a good feeling on t he mound ," he said . " I betieve I've gut my pitc hing m echa nics ba ck. " But he conceded that he 'II have to follow up Thursda y night's victory wit h a couple of more g£KJd outings befor e PRCEAND SERVICE A Great Combmation Fo r Southeas tern Ohio the LPGA money list. Carner , the defending champion in the $85 ,000 Borden Classic, which got under way today , bas won only one event so far this year besides the " unofficial " Colgale Triple Crown Match Play Championship, and has generally not played up to past years . But Carner, who earlier suffered through a six-week bout with the Russian Flu, says she is on the verge of breaking out ol her slump. "It's close right now ," said Carner, "although I didn't really hit it good the last two weeks . I think I've got it figured out. I was breaking a tittle too quick III the back swing." Carner, who won last year's event oo lhe par·72, Riviera Country Club course by ooe shot over Pat Meyers, says the relatively short and wide open Riviera layout should tie to her liking. " It 's always been a courae tha t should be good to me," she · said, "but it's so wide open its hard to target. You 've got to be careful. You tend to be careless a nd slug it." ' STOCKHOLM , ( UPI) The International Tennis Federation; in its aruwal meeting Thursday, banned the doublestrung "spaghetti" racket - a rackehrith extra strings forming a netw<rk not attached to the frame but acting as tq>spin boosters. Eric Hardwick , f<rmer ITF President and leader of the year-long investigati~r. of the racket, said the "spaghetti " racket 's unattached extra string net created top.apins "so strong thai every tennis player could wallt Into a shop and buy the ability of (Wimbledon Champion) BJ<rn &rg." MYER.S BOAT SPECIAL THE LAKER -13' $298~ Boston Milw New York Ba tt mr e Detroi t Clev e Tor n to W. - L GB Pet . 27 .679 35 .583 39 .541 40 .535 A2 43 .494 39 47 .453 57 49 46 46 8 1 Ph 11 151h 19 32 54 .372 26 West W . L Pet. GB Calif 4 7 40 .54 0 Kan C it y 44 41 .518 7 Te.:as 43 41 .512 2 '1~ Oak lnd 44 44 .500 3112 M inn 39 43 .47 6 51/;Chi cago 39 d6 .459 7 Seatfl e 3 1 58 .Jd8 17 .. Thur sd,ly' s Results Ch i 6, N. Y. I Tex as 12, Bos 7 Ba tt 8, M inn 6 M itw 13, Ka n C it y 2 Oak 7, Cle11e 3 Cali f 5, Toro o Sea 5. Del 4 (On ly ga mes s ch eduled ) Friday ' s Probable Pil (hers ' (All Times EDT) Texa s (J enkin s 8-4) at Bos ton (T orr ez 11 -41.7 : 30 p.m . Minnesota { Zahn 8-6) at Ba lti more ! M c G r egor 8-8 ), 7 : 30 Giants hike division lead By MIKE SHALIN UPI Sp<trts Writer Bob Knepper may have been nervoll.'l Thursday nig ht - but it didn 't keep the San Francisco Giants' left.IJander from continuing his mastery over the Pittsburgh Pirates . "! was kind of nervous before t he game, a nd I really don 't . know why," Knepper sa id afte r bla nkin g the Pirates on five hits in leading the fir st-place Giants to a 6-0 victory and improving his record to. 11-6. p.di tc ago (K r a v ec 1·6) a t N e'w But it" was the Pirates wtio Y or k (Gu idry 13 -1). 8 p.m . were ha ving the trouble with K ansas Ci ty (Gal e 9-J l a t M ilwau k ee (Sor ensen 11 ·5), 8·: 30 Knepper's delivery. All their p .m . hits were s ingles. Clev ela'nd (W ise J. Jl ) at " Every time we see him Oak land ( K eou gh 6-4), 10: 30 p.m . he's outstanding," Pirates Toront o (Jefferson 6-1J at Manager Chuck Tanner said . Ca l iforn i a ( Frost 2-1), 10 :30 p .m . . The Giants did a ll of their Detroit (Slaton 8-5) at Seattle damage in the first four (M ilchell S-8), 10: 35 p.m . .inn in gs aga ins t stru gg ling saturday 's Games M in n at Bos ton Pira tes ace John Candelaria . Ch i a t M ll w , n ig ht Mike !vie's sixth homer and a Texas at Ball, night K an C i ty a t N . Y .• n ight pair of run-scoring singles by Cleve a t Sea , n igh t Ma r c Hi ll supported Tor a t Oak , n igh t Det a t Cali f , nigh t Kne pper , who struck out eight. The win moved the Giants two games a head of Los Angeles and th ree in front of tntern•tlonal Lugu e Cincinnati - hoth of whom Unite d Press rnter nationid in tile Nationa l Leag ue lost W . L.Pcl. GB Charl est on 55 32 .632 West. Ric hmond 45 37 .54 9 712 In other National League Paw t ucket 45 39 .53 6 8 117 Tide wat er 43 43 .500 11 117 ga me s , Ne w York edge d T oledo 39 41 .488 12'' ' Cincinnati 4-2, St. Louis beat Col u m bus 3 9 42 .481 t 3 Los Angeles 6-1, Mont real Ro c hes ter 38 45 .458 15 Sy r a c u se 3 1 56 .356 24 shut out Houston 6-0 and San Thursdly' s Results Diego too k Chicago f>-2. Co l u mbu s 6, Rich mond 3 T idewa ter 8, Tol edo 7 Cardinals 6, Dl.tgers 1: Cha r leston 5, Roches ter 4 J ohn Denny . lki, tossed a P aw t uck et 8, Sy r ac use 0 Toda y' s Game s five-hitter a nd batteryma te Col umbu s a t Ri c hmond Ted Simmons beited his lith T id ewa ter at To l ed o Ch arl es t on a t R oches ter homer for St . Louis. Denny , Syra c us_e at P a w t u cke t who struck out four and Siiturday ' s Gam es walked none, lost his s huoout Colu mb u s a t Tidew ater R ichmond a t Tol edo, 2 in the ninth on Hon Cey 's twoCharl eston a t Sy r acuse out, infield hit . 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'374.00 he 's fully convinced he's in a ''comfcrtable groove.' ' A single by Ken Griffey, a Koosma n balk and a single by Joe Morgan gave tbe Reds i their first r un of tile night in tile third il]ning. A 111alk to Driessen , Ke n Da nny Hende rson 's pinch single an1 Pete Rose 's double off tl> right field fence aeeounte. for the second a nd run final iJ the se ven th. Rose's double extended his hit ting streak to 26 games - a per sbnal high - and left him one short of t)'ing the club record. 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Pa.eroy Ti ce r " 675-1490 74 MONTE CARLO Gallipolis Tiger s 1964 - Gallipolis Red Sox 1965 - Middleport Yankees 1966 - Middleport Senators 1967 - Pt . Pl. Peoples Bank 1968 - McArthur Merch a nll! 1969 - Pt. Pl. F rut h Phar· macy 1970 - Pt. Pl. City Ice and Fuel 1971 - New Haven Cubs 1972 - R ipley Daniel Boone 1973 - Gr een 1974 - Pt. Pl. City Ice a nd Fuel 1975 Pt. Pl. Johnson's Market 1976 - Middleport Bra ves 1977 .~ Pomeroy Yankees 1978 - , "" Gl Cl lUS t<JI• 1976 TRIUMPH TR7 !963 - 1978 SYRACUSE TOURNAMENT FOR LtTTE LEAGUERS - 'FORMERLY KYGER CREEK L. L. TOURNAMENT) - 1974 PINTO lea gue players and not for coaches and ma nagers. Each team will have a !:;.man roster and all umpir es wW have" strict orders to remove apyone from t he game who does not conduct himself in a gentlemanly manner . No aU-star teams wiU be permitted. Team trophies wiU be given to the top four teams. The c hampionship ga m e is scheduled lor 8:30 p. m. Saturday, July :>,t. · PREVIOUS TOURNAMENT WINNERS 1950 - Pt. Pl. Doc's Fine Foods l960 - Pt. Pl. Sommerville 19tH - Pomeroy Redlegs Seaver . upset after 4-2 loss to Mets BASEFIALL The tournament is lor Utile 1962 - P omeroy Pirates @- 6 o00 07/ 15 J"} · l TWO RIVERS FORD, INC. RT. 62 NORTH Supplemental appropriation act approved Since the wardrobe consisted of <rlginals from just about every tq> designer in the business, and Iince Mill Jones spends. from fJOO and $200 a pair for shoes, the haul was cmslderable . ls she Insured? She lNIYS she doesn 't know. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE: Seila Coallery, who leaped to internatlooal stardom playing James Bond In the old ''()0'1" . movies left the series years ago , saying he'd never be MeJias the Brliisl! secret agent again. Now, however, producer Kevla Mc:Ciory - who gained right.! to some Ju Ji'1emlDI worlalln a . legal fight year s ago, Is preparing to film a new work, "James Bon<1 1of tile Secret Service." Auth<rs of the screenplay : McClbr y spy novelist Lea Deigbtoa -and Connery. Doee that mean C~nery has relented? McClory says nothing Is settled, but be adds whatever happens, Connery is invaluable u a !ICI"iphyrlter because, " he understands the cP.racter.'' NEW DIAGNOSIS : Country singer Donna Flflo is in wqrse' shape than her doctors initially beUeved, and \h!ly now say she 'll be off the stage and out of the reccrdlng studio f<r a long time. Miss Fargo is in a Santa Barbara hospital where she was taken June 23, suffering from what first was diagnosed as an inflamation of the nei'VOus system that left her enUre body numb . A hospital spokesman now says she's the probable Victim of "transverse ·myelitis " - an lnflanunation of the entire spinal cord . Says the spokesman, " We are hopeful that in a few months she will be able to resume her career. " NOT THE USUAL EWES : Bruce Jamea, Neville Ardlam· bault and Gary Stelnber want to be " J:;mbraceable Ewes" and to that end , tiley're suing the Los Angeles Rams. The " Ewes" are the lissome lovelies who serve as the football team's cheerleaders. The three Los Angeles acklrs - aU til their 2Us - want to j oin the corps , but say the Rams have ignored their bid . They're miffed by team ads calling for "scantily cla d" and "sexily clad " applicanll - terms the National Organization of Wcmen, which is ~eking their suit, also finds offensive . Huffs Archambault , "Cheerleadlng Is not a thing to show yo ur legs - it 's to arouse spirit." GLIMPSES ; Con(ll!cticut Secretary o{ State Gloria Schaffer - named by Prtoldent Carter to the Civil Aeronautics Board - says she'll work for federal deregulation of the airline industry ... The American National Theater and Academy will preaent its National Artist Award to Fred Aataire in Los Angeles Oct. 6 .. . Students showing up f<r the Film Industry W<rkshop at CBS in Hollywood next Wednesday will hear about the tbeory and practice of being funny from the guest · lecturer : Jerry LeWis ... ® Syracuse LL .tourney starts this evening By Un lled P ress International HEALTH 3-The Daily SenUnel, Middle~n1·Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. July 14. 1978 '" >.:·i · Blac~watls 4 *148 ~~;g~~~ .or "aJ: kv•atl s I pe.r t:re a nd 4 old tires. MEMBERSHIP DINNER Meigs County Fish & Game Assn. will hold a dinner at the Club House Saturday, July 15 at 7 p.m . The club house will be open at 4 p.m . for social hour for members only . Membership tickets will be available. 4 $ 1 2 4 Pi us19S1.92 $2. F. E.T per tire and 4 old tires • for POMEROY HOME &AUTO 606 E . Main Pomeroy , 0 . 992-1094 '172 4 "·fer " F r ont End Alignments" Plus S2 .87 to S3 .0 5 F. E. per tire and 4 old tires. WHITEWALLS ADD $2 to S3 PER TIRE. �.. ,. :;-The Daily Sentinel , Midi;II~(IO!i·Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, July 14, 1978 4- The Da ily Sentinl,l, MiddleMri-Pomeroy , 0 ., Fr.day, July 14, Summer Ie8gue results Rangers derail ' Red Sox -express Clippers win, .6-3 United Presslnternalloaal H<111e runs by Mike Easler and Billy Baldwin highlighted a !~it attack that carried .,.•• & , ... ''" limllle. e<on~J~T~k:al, rellabla. \1'1 IIWJ ~xeitint • - I(ZJDO !rom Kowioako RATIIUS: • Jolpet-10, ..........., SOHC . -~-­ SH ,r t~l' If J&R SPORT SHOP 740 E. Mloln St. - .....,.o. the Col limbus Clippers to a .63 victory over the seC<Xidpla ce Ric hmond Braves Thursday night. Easler's 14th homer came with Benny Ayala aboard in the first inning and helped Richmond starter Larry Bradford to his fifth loss iii 12 decisions. Baldwin's seventh bomer - also a two-run shot - came in the fourth . Hank Small's 14th home run off winner Dave Pagan, 48, closed the gap in the fourth . Will McEnaney came on in the seventh and allowed just one hit the rest of the way to pick up the save . In other International League games, Pawtucket blanked Syracuse 8-0, Tidewater edged Toledo 11-7 and Charles ton edged Rochester >-4. Chuck Rainey, 9-4, tossed a five.IJitter and Dave Coleman and Gary Allenson belted two homers apiece to le~d Pawtucket over Syracuse. Glenn Hoffman also h<111ered for Pawtucket as the Red Sox hammered out 13 hits. Marsha"!! Branrs lith homer helped Mike Bruhert pick up his third Tidewater win in four decisions> since being sent down by the parent Mets. Bruhert needed relief help from Mardie Cornejo, who also pitched for the Mets this year . Bob Gorinski hit his ninth homer for Toledo . This emblem can save your life. For persons w1th unique medic al '·~•.,....,. ,,=!J condo loons such a s d1obeTes. allerg ic Jeoctklns . ep 11epsy. bee st1ngs, etc .. the C a duceu s ~mblem w il l alert anyone , 1n on emergency. that you need special medical a ttention. The Speidel Medilog Identification Bracelet is embossed wi th a medical a lert emblem a nd oonlains a complete med ical hisTory sheet. Medllog In wate rproof stai nless steer @ $7.95 ' by S'~ Sp(Jrt Parade - lly MILTON IUQIMAN UPI Sperta Edller ' NEW YORK ( UPI ) - " I won't lie down and die like a dog and I won't let them do it, either. " ' George Steinbrenner is the one saying that. He:s saying it about himself and about his rapidly fading world champion Yankees and he couldn't possibly make his feelings any clearer if he spelled them out in big red neon lights. To make sure his message got through, Steinbrenner impiirted it w tbe Yankee players hiinsell. · Things had reached such a pass, the Yankees' principal owner felt they had to have some direction from the top, and be tr!ed to pro~tde it to them personally before Thursday's game woth the White Sox, a game they lost, 6-1 . The chief problem with the Yankees is their lack of discipline and the boss informed them pointedly they had better do something about it, and quickly, or else they would be playing for other clubs. There were to be " no exceptions," Steinbrenner said The Yankee owrier kept a low profile the first half this season . But three weeks ago, with the Yiloliees eight games in · back of the runaway Red Sox, he promised to take forceful measures if tbe club didn't turn around quickly. Thursday he finally did . For the first time this season, Steinbrenner went inlo tbe clubhouse before th~ game with the White Sox and laid it out in the plainest possible terms to the players. He did it with the . complete approval and in the presence of Yankee managerBilly Martin. The substance of what Steinbrenner said in his five,minute address to the players was \hat they bad better start listening Martin, and obey him implicitly, or else they'd find themselves gone . · He added he didn't want to hear any more grumbling over my of Martin's decisions. "Blame me, don't blame Billy," Steinbrenner told the players. Until now, Steinbrenner had been paternalistic toward the players. He tried his best to keep them happy. Now he didn't care whether they were happy or not, he said. All he was concerned about was ·that they follow Martin's directions and do so to the letter. Before addressing the players, Steinbrenner met with' Martin, club president AI Rosen and vice president Cedric Tallis in his private office for an hour-and.a-llalf. Steinbrenner !old them the team had been drifting and someone had to get them back on the track. He had spenUhe past week going over the entire situation , passing up the AllStar game in San Diego, and had concluded some changes had In he made. Martin listened and agreed. Steinbrenner had some ideas. Thurman Munson had been taking a lot of poun~ g behind home plate . What about giving him a shot at rtght f•eld and seeing what rookie Mike Heath could do as a receiver ? Martin thought it was a good suggestion. Stein brenner suggested trying Gary Thomasson in left field and using Reggie Jackson as a designated hitter against rightbanders until he picked lip his hitting. "Sounds good lo me," said Martin. The four men talked about some other things that might help the club. Steinbrenner was the one who had most of the ideas so be did moal of the talking. . ' "I'm tired of all the griping, " l)e said . ''They're going to he !old what to do by you, Billy , antlthey're going to do it. What th1s club needs and needs badly is discipline and you 're going to enforce it - without exception." oi w By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Toby Harrah, bogged down in slump since the start of tbe season, was tempora.r lly cured of hik batting ills Thursday night by the friendly confines of Fenway, Harrah, batUng only . ,208 entering the game, had three hits, including a pair of homers, and drove in five runs lo spark the · Texas Rangers to a 12-7 triumph over the Boston Red Sox. Harrah, who hit tl homers last year, hit only his third of the season in the second inning off loser Luis Tiant and connected again in the seventh with two men on . Home runs flew out of -Fenway like skyrockets as AI Oliver , Bobby Boods and Juan Beniquez also connected for Texas and Fred · Lynn, Carlton Fisk and George Scott homered for Boston . "It sure is nice coming into this park and hitUng. It's a lot better than our park, where the wind blows in and it's 105 degrees," said Harrah . Dock Ellis was tagged for all three Red Sox homers, but pitched eight innings fbr the Rangers to receive credit for his eightli victory against four losses. Elsewhere in the AL, Milwaukee routed Kansas City 13-2; Chicago trimmed New York 6-1, ' Baltimore bested Minnesota 8-6, California blanked Toronto 5-0, Oakland defeated Cleveland 7-3 and Seattle nipped Detroit 5-4. Hrewers 13, Royals 2: Don Money had five hits, including a horner , and scored three runs in helping the Brewers to their fourth straight victory . Mike Coldwell tossed a four-hhter to gain his loth triumph against five losses and took over the league lead in complete games with 12. White S.Ox &, Yankees 1: Wilbur Wood pitched a sixhitter for his loth victory and Claudell Washingtoo hit a two-run homer in spark ing the White . Sox ' victory . The Yankees went with a new lineup at the suggestion 0f . principal owner George :;1 tembrenner, but the only run they could muster was a solo homer by Reggie Jackson in the ninth Applications now available Applications for the "swim for heart day " to be held at the Middleport Pool from 6 to 9 Tuesda y evening may be picked up at the pool or from the New York Clothing House in Pom ero y. . . Acti vity is sponsored by the Meigs Count y Heart Bran ch and those taking part are asked to get as many spon sors a s possible .· Sponsors pay a pledged amount of - ; • 0 " money for each lap ( 25 meters) co mpleted by a swimmer. All those participating and bringing in $5 or m ore to the heart fund will receive a special patch for their participation . There will be first, sec ond and third plac e aw a rds to individuals and teams who swim the most lengths and to those who collect the most money. Contributions are to be mailed or turned in by July 25 to James Souls by, at the Pomeroy Post Office, or to Mrs. Cheryl Burdette, Locust St. , Middleport . faMed nine and walked six. RaCine · II now 6-4 while the A's are &-3 . The hosts collected four hill, but no further Information was available. M•jor L.eague Leaders . G. AI. H- Pel. BurroghS , Atl Parker. Pit Simmns , 'S t.L Madlock, SF Clark , S·F 79 ..,71 87 62 ... ~~~~~t~~n 259 •• 282 89 299 93 230 71 318 " 98 .32• .316 .311 .309 .308 :~ ~l~ .~~ :~~~ Expos 6, Ast ros 0: Ross : Grimsley tossed a five-hitter to join Vida Blue as the Nl/s on ly • · 12 • game winners. RBI hit s by Elli s Val en- tin e. Warren Mtl 'Griffey, Cin -87 352 107 .30.1 Matthews, At! 57 204 62 .304 Puhl. Hou 76 314 95 .303 American L_ eague G. A8. H. Pet. c;arew, Minn 77 287 101 .352 Lynn , Sos 76 '280 93 .332 Lezcano, Mil 72 235 77 .328 Cubbao , Mnn 66 201 ·65 .323 R ice , Bos 8-4 351 112 .319 Whitaker , Oet 72 244 77 .316 Brett, KC 70 280 88 .31-1 Jackson , Cal 69 242 75 .31() Sundberg, Tx 79 275 85 .309 003 302 8 6 Piniella. NY 61 214 66 .308 p Home Runs E 202 070 x11 10 N•tionat League : Luzinski, Phil 21 ; Foster, Cin 18 ; Kingman, Ch i and Winfield , so In Pee Wee action, l6 1 Clark, SF 15 .. A"•utrlcan t.e,atUe : Rice, Bos Syracuse and host Portland 23 ; Baylor . Col 21 : ThOmpson, slugged it out with Syracuse Del and Hisle, Mil 19 ; . Alexander, Clev and Thomas, · commg out on top 24--14. Mil te. Barry McCoy got the win wl.t h Runs Batted In I' 1 h I f rom Shawn Netional League : Foster , Cin rete · e P o-- 63 : w;nt;eld, so 62 : Clark, sF Cunningham. They fanned 61 : Gor•ey, LA 59 : Cey , LA 57 . nine and walked ll while Amerlun Le•gue : Rice, Bos 7• ; Staub, Del 68; Thompson, yielding eight hits. Det 61 .- Hisle, Mil .58 ; Baylor. Clll 53. FROM HAYDENVILLE. OHIO •• • TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10-2 •. ' THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 . POMEROY, Doug Owens led the win· stolen Bases ners at the plate with a home League : Moreno, run and triple. Cunningham P;tt 39.; Richards, so 26 : and Mike Kloes each had • Lopes . LA 25 ; Cedeno , Hou 21; Tavera s. p;n 22. three single5 for &·good night, American Le1gue : LeFlore, and D Ambe nd R Det 31 ; Wilson , KC 29 ; D ilone, ave rgy 8 . Oak 28 ; Cruz , Sea 27 ; Wills, Ritchie also had a home run TeK 25 . each. Pitching Victories R. Beegle took the loss, Natlonol League ; Blue, SF 12· fanning eight and . walking 1. 4; Gr ims ley , Mtl IH : Knepper . J . Connolly led the hitters SF 11 -5; Rogers, Mtl 11 -7, Za chry , NY and Perry , so to. with a triple and double while 4 ; John. L A 10.1. M Holte had d ' bl Amerie41n Le1gue : Guidry , · r a OU e. NY lJ.I : Flanagion, Ball 1J.6 : S .. 784 W--24 13 2 Tanana . Cal 12-5; Torrez : Bos P 740 03-14 8 1 National 11 -4; Sorensen, Mil 11 -S. Eerntct Run A"llerlge , (based on II innings pitched) Nalionel Le•vue : Rogers, Mtl 2. 13 ; Vuckov lch , St.L 2.40 ; Knepper , SF 2.41 ; B!ue, SF V17; Reuschel , Chi 2.45 . Amorlcon Leoguo : Gu;dry, r NY 1.99 ; Keough , Oak 2.16 : Palmer , Belt 2.24; Maflack, Tex 2.49 ,' Johnson. Ollk 2.53 . . Strlkoouh Nationill League : Richard. Hou 157 ; : Nlekro, Atl 122 ; Seever, ~In 118 1 Mor ·•tus.co, SF 104 ; Blue , SF 100. American NY 121 ; · Le•vue : Ryan, Guidry, 119 : Cal ~~~;~~itc!:."o~~~~. Leonard, PARK RESERVED _ SATURDAY, JULY 15th FOR ~'ANNUAL SUM~ER OUTING" OF · NeWS NOtes -. BY CLARICE ALLEN ,,, The Ladies Au.iliary of the , , volunteer !Ire department met Wednesday evening at the flre hoUSe. Due to the .. abse~ce of president Karla Chevalier, vice president •. Cleo DeTray called the meeting to order with The Lord's Prayer . Roll call was , . answered by nine members. The Secretary's report was read by Clarice Allen and the '· treasurer's report by Opal Wickham. Cards of thanks .,. we.re read from Erma Cleland's family, · Pearl Edwards family and from Rose Reynolds for the food " prepared by Auxiliary •• members. A donation from Mrs. Reynolds was greatly apPreciated : It was decided to hold .a •bake sale at Royal . , Oal<; Park on July 22 as a fund raising project. The next meeting will be at the fire house on August 2. Members attending were Clarice Allen, · ,, Opal Wickham, Margaret Christy , Cleo DeTray, Opal Casto, Betty Newell , Clara Conroy, Sheila Taylor and .. lnzy Newell. Mr. and Mrs . Don Williams, David and DeaMe, • Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Grubba •. and children, Columbus, were Mo.n day night and ,, Tuesday guesis of Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Keller . Joining •· them on Tuesday for dinner , , were Mr . and Mrs. Floyd Weber, Keno, Mts . Martha Rose, and Mr. and Mrs . Roger Keller , Randy, Rodney and Russell, local. "' , Miss Barbara Wilson , Kathy Wilson. Richard ·" For all your home Entertainment and Appliance Needs DOXOL . SERVICE RIDENOUR'S T>i & Apeliance Gas Servtce Racine. Ohio Che·ster , Ohio TORRANCE Calif, (UP!) The Calif ' Ia La of (1"11 zers the American Soccer League Th sda sl ned tw f W" Y g O ree agents, Roger Verdi, formerly of lhe San Ja. · · Earthquakes, and Pete Mohnnann who has played with the Memphis Rogues. Pellegrini and John Pecora , all of Rochester , N.Y., were weekend . guests of Mrs . Arthur DeTray. Other dinner guests ·of Sunday were Mrs . Jess1e Weber, local, and Mrs. David Belcastro, Amy and Sara, Cleveland. Mr . and Mrs. Clayton Allen visited in Belpre Tuesday with Mrs. Etta Will and Mrs. Audrey Rowan. Mrs . Harold Newell and son, Kenneth, spent Saturday. and Sunday in Cincinnati and ~\tended the ball games. Mr. and Mrs . Don Greathouse, Ssalem, and Mr . and . Mrs. Carl Duckworth, Zanesville, were recent visitQ.tll of Mr . and Mrs. John Haye§ . Kenny Johnson, Heath, visited Tuesday evening with ·Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell. Mr . and Mrs. Erroll Conroy spent the weekend in Huntington with Mrs . Alice Ferguson. Mrs. Gary Wolf, Susan and Andy, called on Cleo DeTray, Wednesday afternoon . Mrs. David Belcastro, Amy and Sara, Cleveland, spent a week with her grandmother, Jessie Weber. Denzel Cleland called on Mr. and Mrs. George Abbott, Mount Herman, Thursday. Paul Orr, Bashan , is spending several days with Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr. Cannel News, By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson, of Racine called at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Sheryl, Patrick and Betty Van Meter on Sun~ay afternoon . Mr . and Mrs , William Perry of Holland, Ohio, visited at the home of Mary Circle on Saturday evening. James Circle of New Haven was at the Circle home on Sunday. There were 46 persent for Sunday School on July 9. At the turn uf the t:enturv , the demand fur ostrich plum es fur women's h<1L'i and fans drove up the prt ce of the bird's feathers to $300 a pound. .•-- • •• • ~ p\Jf\\NA • ~~Ol ' . ·" GOODYEAR ATOMIC CORP. I OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 5 P.M. o. · , Sea led b id s w il l be r eceive d m th e off ice o t l he Clerk on Sec on d Stree t , V illa ge of P,omeroy . Oh io , un til 12 o c lo c k noon . Mon day , A u g u st 7, 197 8 , for t h e all ow i ng pr op osa l. " -For 2.50 0 tons, m ore or les s. or aspha lt con c r ete in pla ce . To be pla ce d on va r ioUs st ree t s as desi gned bY Vi lla ge Coun ci l. A l l m a te r ia ls and equi p . me nt ar e to m eet Ohio Dep artm ent of H ighw ay Sp ec i r ic al ions . . A l l bi ds ar e to b e by the ton m pl ace anel the pr ice per ton sha ll . inc l ude all necessar y cl ea n mg . Specific at ions of th e st r -ee!s to be surf ac ed a r e on fil e ...i r:~ th e,· Qffice of th e Mayor In t h e Villag e of Pom eroy . Each b id m ust conta in the f u ll name of every person or company i nt er est ed in the sa m e, and be a cc ompan ied ~Y a bond or cernt led check _ 1n th e sum ot 5 100 .00 to the l· sat is fo!lcl ion of ·viitage Co u ncil as a guaranty that if th e b id Is accepted , a contract . w i ll b e entered i nt o and its p e rf o rmance proper(y sec u r ed . These checks or bond s will be ret urned at on ce to• · afl e ~<t epl the su cc essful bidder H is ch ec k or bond w Ill be hetd~ uniH !M e con t ra c t or bid •is proper ly executed by him . !h e ri ght is r etec t any and ( 7) r eserverJ all bids . to Jane WalTon , Clerk VIL L AGE OF POMEROY. 14 . 21 , 2fc H . vill• arnSOn e Society News · Thou shall wait no longer.~ • CAMDEN PARK U.S. 6o WEST- HUNTINGTON Closed Every MQnday Except Labor Day .. . ~ ·· .. SMITH NELSON. MOTORS 500 E. MAIN· ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG .MEAL Purill tlas Jddld allllftler 1tr111o M'a co~ " a ""' llltilllj ""' - " IO'I~biMs ... • eMacliYI llld ICDIOIIIk:ll illldl· clde never ulld before In fly Ott EASY TO USE .. lollciiiM Ill •• POMEROY. OHIO PH. 992-2174 The Weother Is Hot and So c-'" graou- """bolo . .• mtlto wtltre tills talllf1llll II"OUMI IMIIIock poool, · -· r10i1 kilt· ..II, food llfl...llllllj ...... ... IIIH ...,, 1o01. P - F~ Polloi II , _ ~ IICOIIOIIICII 1 • . Md 7 • . CIIIIMfl II y•r ,.ny Pllrill r1oa1or. Willie vou'ro lllort ... all< lliOul I CDI!Pielelly control plltgoom anol UWo roUWor quaMty """"' DEALS AT •• SMITH NELSON MOTORS We Are The Friendly Dealer Don"l forget you owe it to yourself lo check with us before you buy any car. New or Used. We can seve vou monev- S.e or call'"' of These Frtendly Salesmen. J . D. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson Monday: 9:00-12:00 - 1:00-4:00 - 6:30-8 : 30 Tuesday: 9:00-12 :00 - 1:00-4:00 Wednesday: Out Thursday: 9!00-12:00 - 1:00-4:00 ·Friday: 9:00-12:00 - 1:00-4:00 Saturday: 9:00-12:00 I , . MODERN SUPPLY :199 W. Moin St. m -2164 Pomeroy . • '' •I w l I • • N. W. COMPTON, O.D. --------------~-----------· Feels event good for youth Pomeroy, Ohio July 10,1978 I am writing al:lout the recent Rock Festival held here in Meigs Co"'.'ty . I thought it was a great thing lor the young people.ltdid not hurt anyone, and it gave those kids something IAl do, !or one nil!ht in Meigs CoWl\y, Let's face it there is nothing for the kids to do in Pomeroy, no movles, no piace to go and drink.• coke and visit with their friends . The parking lot is barred for them, so where can they go to meet their friends? I know the kids that held this Rock Festival got permission from everyone they could think of ~t might be concerned . I .would'love lo know who complained, if anyone, as it was out in _the country far from anyone that it could annoy very much. Surely those who complain~d could put up with a little noise for one evening lo give those kids something to do for a change . The older people complain because the kids leave Meigs County as soon as they graduate. It is no wonder they do, a s there.certainly is nothing in Pomeroy for them . Why can't the business men of Pomeroy start a y outh center for the kids like so many of our surrounding smaller towns ? 30 and still young at heart. - Name withheld on r equest . . ston as a plaHorm fo r persona l Bernice Bede Osol ~ "\1_tjiJJJ . ~~jJJ~ 1 DW) July 15, 1978 A grea l deal o f the mat c nat s tra1n you re c en tl y expen ence d l oo k. ~ l1ke 1T w111 oe . allevt<Her! lh 15 comtng ye<1r Romari t1c ally and socral l y. lh1n gs w111 be geHmg a lot nd t1er, too . CANCER (June 21 -July 22) The old adage . ·· ihe best thrng s tn 22) (Jan . 2o-Feb . 19) Persons Ill pOSIIIOflS to give you a bo ost sec nothtng bu 1 good 1n yo u toda y Th e lau ltlmders wtll tJe th ose who couldn' t help you anyway PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Lady luck 1s yo ur ally tOday as lon g as you ke ep up a lull head ol steam It you s tart to put on the brakes. she ' s l 1k~ly to do I he same . • Two Automatic Colo Controls one In 4 freezer an d ref ri gerator li nd in • Exc lust ve Convertib le Fresh· Fruit Bin TAURUS (Apoil 20-May 20) Do things 'you one • Refr igerator within a .refrigerator just t or fresh meat ARIES (March 1t-April 19) You have d n tngentou s knac k lo r sortmg out s!luat•ons for others today . p tO\IIded you d on ' t tak e small but lool tsh ri sks, - - • E;.:c luSt\19 Hi-Humid it y Com partment pleas urable bo th today a.n d th1 s e ... eni ng , yet kn o w when To leave th e oall Recall what happened to Cinderella and th e pumpk in . • Amana Stor - M o~ Refrigerator And Freezer Doors GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Poss tbLiilies lor persona l ga1n appea r l avorable today Othe r s w ill hel p ; but if yo u fa it to show proper gra t ttude theY won ' t assrst you aga1n • Am ana Excl usive Ene rgy Saver Cont ro f •Amana Add·On·Aulo· mat ic Ice Maker (at e)( Ira cos t) (NEWSPAPER HHERPRI SE ASSN I to Decorat or model with e)(tra buy • Convert option kil For SR22 Has 8.2 Cu. Ft. Freezer - ENGLISHTOWN , N.J. ( UPI ) - Don Prudhomme hold yo urself In the same h 1gh . and Billy Meyer, who met in re gard your friends do . Trust the Funny car finals a year thei r ODinions a nd not your s the first-day LIBRA (Sept. 23-0et . 23) There ago, set will be persons· today wtlo Will qualifying pace Thursday in help advan ce yo ur in ter es ts the Ninth Annual and ot hers who are not tn a Sumrnernationals a t Madison position to do so . Regardless , you s hould avoid any pre fe ren- Township Raceway Park. Prudhomme, of Granada ttal l reatmenl , SCORPIO (Oct. 14-Nov. 221 Be- Hills, calif., the three-time cau se your influ ence ove r. your reigning World Champion peer gro up is marked ly pro- and two-time winner of the nounced toda y, someone with twice sell lsh mol i\IBS may tr y to use Summernationals , yo u to serve h is or her pu r- broke liis own track reeord poses . with a best quarter-mile run SAGITTAAtUS (Nov . 23-Dec . of 6.02 seconds at 241.93 mph . 21) 0Yeral l co ndi\Jons are Meyer, of Waco, Texas, pr om is1ng to da y . especia ll y 1n jpln1 1 11e n ture s . Yo ur dOub t s was not far behind with a regard ing your own capabll ittes career best Dl 6.11 seconds at are th e onl y lly in th e oin tm ent·. 236.84 mph. Meyer was third CAPAICORN (Dec . 22-Jon. 19) ' in the World Championship Yo u·re a welco me addihon to standings last year and third an y social ga the ring today the YolJ'II be warml y received on e n t e r i n g that ba sis . Don ' t use the occa- Summernationals. VIA GO (Aug . 23-Sept 22) Unfor - BETWEEN gardens. ' •' Upset over dropped dog tu nately. today yo u may not THE DAILY SENTINEL ... Lawns Why was stop sign placed? someo ne wh o usually appr ectates li fe to the f ull es t you may latl to gel full y immersed today . Your day could be jUS! so~so ' anl"'als. i specify birth s•gn . LEO (July 23-Aug. 992-2156 '. '' The Store with All kinds of Stull" For pels - stables large & small per- : li fe are free . " holds 'tr u e fo r you today . Plea su rable pur · ..su1 ts th at sltm dow n you r oankroll co4ld be disappoinltn g . Find ou t to whom you ' re rornantlca ll y sui ted by send1ng lor you r copy of A s tro-Grap h Le tt er Mail 50 cen ts lor each and a long , self-add ressed . stamped em·elope to Ast raGraph, P.O . Box 489 . Rad1o Ci ty Slati on, N.Y. 10019. 6e sure t o NEWSPAPER CARRIERS ·WANTED FOR MIDDLEPORT· PHONE- .. I 1976 Buick Regal, 2 dr. H. T.. red & white top, extra clean $.U95.00 1976 Buick Regal, 2 dr, solid black, only 8,751 miles. · $5195 1975 AMC Pacer, auto., p.s., p.b., cruise, air, one owner. $2795 1975 Ford F150 super cab, auto., p.s., p.b., air, local truck. · $4995 1974 Ford T-bird, very nice bird, low mileage. $3895 1974 Ford Maverick 2 dr .. while with beige top, real sharp. $2395 1974 Olds Omega, auto .• p.s, p.b., V-8. hatchback, Only $2695 1973 GMC TC 10903 112 Ton Pickup. a.u to., p.b., p.s ., local one owner. t$2295 1973 BU~Ck Century 4 Dr, sed., Sil'(ll with black vinyl trim, air , $22f5 1973 Butck Century 2 dr, green with white top, has air. . $2395 .1973 Buick Century Wagon. ajr. p.s., p.b., local car. $2395 1973 Olds Omega 2 dr. H. T., auto., p.s., p.b., extra clean $2195 James P. Conde, D.O. announces the change· of his office from Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio to 306 North Second Avenue, ·Middleport, Ohio effective July 17th, 1978. Purina USED CAR the Lake View kids and felt determination and poise Lake they displayed what we Wfi'O View-Auburn displayed at the trying lo get a cross." tournament , feat ured the winners ... " The headlfne I or the ad team in an a dvertisement By CHr\RLES D. re~ds . "Coa ch Bernie Van that ra n in Newswee k and SCHOFFNER Roekel and the Lake View New Yorker rn ag~zines last DES MOINES, Iowa (UP II Black Hawks : even whe11 week. - Before last week, Chuck they lost they were winners." The two-page ad is Lamaak never realized losing The copy tells of how Lake dominated by a color picture a basketball game could View-Auburn , one of th e' of Lamaa k, tearrunate Dave brin g a tea m s o much sma ll est schools in th e Seger , ma nager Garry attention. tou rnament, had to g11 .Leona rd . Coach Bernie Van Lamaak wa s the leading against a highly ' regarded Roekel and Assistant Coach scorer on the Lake ViewFra nk Kraft standing near oppone nt in the title game. " At halftime , they trailed - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 the ir bench a fter the 69-5() Letters ol opluloa are weleomed. They obould he I Joss to R e~i n a . A by 21. Twice they tr ailed by _leu thaD 300 words lllllfl (or be aubject to reduc:llou by 1 photogr apher capt ured the 28. They faced a team experts 1 group , looking long-faced but called best in the state. An \1 the 8lltor) aad mUll be olped wltb tbe alpee'a ad· stili the Black Hawks woultl dress. Namet may be withheld upon pubUeatlon. 1 pr oud, watch ing Regi na not give up,' ' it says . I acce pt t he c ha rn piun s h ip However, on requetl, IUIMI!I l"lll be dlaeloted. Letten l.a maak, who will contin ui, should be lD 1ood tute, ·addreoslngluueo, aot trophy. his basketball caree r al 110nalltles. " ! was kind of surpri;-ed 1 they did iL on us," said Wartburg College , said he I La maak , a 6-f oot-1 gua rd who remember s what oe thought I sco r ed 2:1 poi nts in the whe n the picture was taken . " lt wo uld have he en nice to, c hamp io n s hip ga me . 1 "Ever ybody usually ta kes have the lt'ham pi uns hip J trop hy, but I was th inkinf: 1 the winner ." about _how it was the last 1 . The ad was paid for by · ~arne in my fou r -yea r Ma r t in-M ariet ta Co r p ., l'a reer ," he said . "Tha t's the Be th es da, Md .. which way .a career should end , in manufactu res a varietv of the champ ionshi p ga me, 11u products rang in g from To the Editor: matter if you win or lose.!' ce m e nt to aer os pace I would like 'to know why they put a stop sign in Monkey systems. Com pany officia ls The ad i1Bel f caught the Run where Oak Street runs into East Slreet, which gives a say th ey chose La ke Vie wteam and 1,6110 residen ts of private drive the right of way. There have been some close Aubw·n beca use the Black · the Lake View-AUburn area calls on that corner but the sign should be on the private drive . Hawks never qui t or lost their in no rt hwest Iowa by They need a speed limit sign also. There isn't any place for p u is ~ s urprise . The team and despi te Uein~ kids lo ride their bicycles except in tbe road and as fast as underdogs. eoaches knew pictures were some people drive, I'd be afraid to let my kids ride a bicy cle being taken , but u ntil the arJ " It 's the 20th ad in <1 series here . Thank you for printing this. - Name withheld on we ha ve been r unning,'' said a ppea red , they didn 't knou: request. exactly how the phot og raphs Martin ·spokesman Willia m wnuld be used. Harwood . " The se ries sal utes " I really thin k it's quite an ex ce lle nce wh ereve r we honor, '' Va n Roekel sai d. found it , mostl y in people who Dea.r Sir: "How often do you gel H ot he rw ise would be II I used the kind of language I wanted to in this letter it unhe ra lded . cha nce to he:tve the kids yuu couldn't be printed . But I am putting it in as strong language as " It's about people whu . wor k witil , your. team and I can. This is an open letter the monster who dropped the dog achieve excellence just goin g yo u r co rn rn u ni t ie ~ on Sycamore Street who was ready In have puppies. How can about their norma l jobs. Our represented in a na tional you live with yourselves or sleep at night? A person like you people were impressed with magazine?'' would even steal pennies off a dead man'seyes.l sure wouldn't be able to sleep if I had been that cruel. Any one whO' drops a pqor animal to fend for itself isn 't human !! ! Especially a poor ~------------------------ , pregnant female . You're not as human as the dog you dropped . 1 ~ly a monster could drop animals . "If I knew who you were, OPTOMETRIST : I.d turn you every way but lanse ." · You sure as heck think I you've tangled .with a two-legged female wild cat! The poor OFFICE HOURS : 9 : 30 to 12, 2 to 5 ( CLOSE 1 dog has a home here at my home now 1 Also I'd like to say to the 1 AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT I ~ople who dropped several puppies on the flood road . How I ST., POMEROY . I kind you are too. Don 't you think if God sees each little sparrow that falls He sees each little dropped animal ?- Mrs. William Fink. Auburn High School team whic h was beaten soundly by Iowa City Regina in the championship game of . the Class 1i\ state tournament in March. Lamaak and hi s tea mmates didn't know it then , but that loss eventually put them before millions of magazine readers across t he ' country. A Maryland company , impressed with th e ASTRO•GRAPH ~o;;~~~~~s NOTICE Dog Meal PUIIINA FLY PAT Rill .. , WORKS AT GETTING THE FLYS THAT Repurt From America Saluting exeeUence : 11 Even . when they lost they were For Salurclay July 15 ' Dog Nuggets - -. o~ 'They were .winners when .they lost Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eppl e visited over the weekend with her daughter , Mr. and Mrs . Bob Allen, in Zanesville and in Sandusky with Iter By ROBERT•KlECKHEFER CHIS AGO ( UP!) daughter, Mrs. Gerry · Etiquette has come to bingo. Behrendsen and son. It's nor exactly Emily Post Mr . and Mrs . Gordon Atkins and son.s, Michael and - or even the ubiquitous John, of Seattle, Washington, Hoyle - but Charles ~'Chick " are Spending their vacation McCuen has developed a code at the home of Stella Atkins of behavior and some helpful hints for ~ple who are and Ruby Diehl . Recent visitors at the home getting acquainted with the of Stella Atkins were Mr. and · game . McCuen , · a former Mrs. · Howard Hoops of Florida and Mr . and Mrs. television newsman, former Dlinois State Lottery host and Dale Bailey of Marengo. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Dougla s , recent bingo fanatic , calls his spent two weeks at the home b'Uide 11 How to Be a Good of their daughter, Mr . and Neighbor at Bingo." Th.e slim Mrs. Don Gibson, Rockville·, paper brochure is illustrated by his daughter, Cindy. Md. McCuen 's approach is Halliday family The humorous and the book reunion was held Sunday at Forest Acres Park. It was actually is designed more w entertain than to enlighten. well attended. ' Miss Susie ·sheets, Jackson, For example, .he explains spent the weekend with Mr. bingo games in church basements or school and Mrs. Charles Sheets. Miss Beverly Bishop is gymnasiums frequently are attending advance run by priests and nuns and cosmetology _ school ln urges, " You will be careful not 1o use the Lord's name in Columbus. Mrs. Norma Lee spent a vain no matter how angry or ' week visiting Mr. and Mrs. frustrated you happen to be . Rudy Schmidt in Columbus "At fraternal and veteran recently . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball club games, it is not and Chuck of Columbus spent uncommon for the caller 1o a weekend with Mrs. Frances have had too much to drink . Young . He will then imagine himself to be a TV star or a show business personality and you wili•IJ<: .forced to listen w his Jokes in betw.een numbers. " r\TIENDING DEDICATION On rehashing past games : KINGS MILlS, Ohio (UPI) " ll your good neighbor is a - Notre Dame end Leon stranger, you probably will Hart , one of only two iinemen want to inform him or her of to win the Heisrnan Trophy, the number you neetltld last was among the first group of week for the 'Jackpot ' and Hall of Famers to announce how long you waited for it . plans to attend the dedication However long you waited, of the National Football your good neighbor will have Foundation ' s College waited several numbers Football Hall of Fame. longer in that same 'Jackpot' Hart, who won the Heisman game." in 1949 and joined Yale end On bingo atmosphere : "If Larry Kelley as the only non- you are playing bingo in the backs to win the award, will basement of your own church be joined at the Aug. 3 event and it doesn 't feel familiar w by fellow Hall of Famers Alex you , remember that a bingo Agase, Red Bagnell, Don atmosphere is very different Coleman and others.. from Sunday services. The College Football Hall " It may be that your own of Fame is located 25 miles priest looks at you as though northeast of Cincinnati, adja- . he's never seen you before in cent to Kings Island amuse- his life. Do not be offended . ment park . Bingo has become important business to the church and the church school and Father I!! preoccupied counlirig . the ·• house and estimating the night's !;Ike." The last remark, McCuen · A U-2 reconnaissance plane said, is likely to be literally of the United SU.tes wa s shot down in the Soviet Union on true in many cases. In Dlinois alone, he said, May 1, 1960. Soviet Pre;nier Khruschev refused to par- some 1,500 establishments ticipate in the Paris summit are licensed lo hold weekly conference scheduled for bingo games . They pay the May 16 unless President state between $8 million and .Eisenhower apologized for $9 million a year - 10 percent U-2 flighl<l. over the U.S.S.R. ; of their take. That indicates, the Bi~ Four leaders went to he said, bingo in Illinois is at Paris but the conference did least an $80 million-a-year business, with churches and not lake place . civic groups the major beneficiaries. Red Rose Dog Food PUBLIC NOTICE 3 PIECE GROUP " '' In another Pony League ·game, host Eastern came from behind and held on lor an 11-8 win over the Pomeroy RoYtls. . Greg Wigal got the win in relief of Gene Cole. Together they faMed 12 and w41ked nine. Cole went three innings and !aimed nine. · Wigal and Gary Griggs led the hitters as they socked a double a~ t~o single4 each while M ~Issei had a triple and sing! Charles Ritchie and Cole had a single each. . Steve OhUnger took the loss as he and Brian · Swann ianned eight and walked seven. Tony Jewell had a triple and· double to lead the Royals while SwaM had a triple. Rick Smith and Brian Whaley each had two singles while Otis Core had one. · ~_.nester Are These til ,. Cromartie and Gary Carter highlighteda four-run sixth that broke a scoreless tie off loser Joe Niekro, ~7 . EASY NIGH·T s ... ,. 000 200 0-2 I 000 030 x-3 4 R p £"'L COULDN'T BE GOITEN BHOI!E INN PLACE .. In this week 's Pony League actiorl, Jerry Fields tossed a one-hitter. at Racine as the host Pomeroy A'~ downed the visitors 3-2. Pomeroy scored 'three. times in 'the bottom of the llfth after faDing behind- 20 in the fourth . · Fields struck out 16 of the 21 outs while walking six. The only hit for Racine was· a single by ·Terry McNickles. Dale Teaford took the loss By United Press International - B:•ttlng ( b111d on 'ZOO at bats) National League Sports TrilnUctions By United Press International Thursday Pro Football Buffalo Waived rook ie wide rece i...,ers Joe Cl.ark of Dayton , Roy Algood of Syra cuse and Averill Harris of Shippen sburg State Baseball Houston Placed pitcher Joaqu in Andujar on the 21-day disabled !i st e ffect ive July 8. Texas Opt ioned Pitt Putnam to Tucson ot the Pacit ic Coast League , and pl aced ·Sandy Alomar on the 15- day disabled list . React ivated AI Oliver and . Juan Beniquez from the disab led l ist effe ctive Ju l y 13 . Milwaukee - Purchased the contract of left Mnded pitcher M i ke K ekiCh from the Seattle Mar iners C:.olleg• T ufts Named V ic Gatto head f ootball coach . Hockey N ew England (WHA) Named Bill D ineen head coa ch. u he and rellevw Kent Wolle APPEAIUNG THIS WEEKEND AT THE ' -1?, • inning . Orioles, 81 Twlao 1: Ken Singleton drove in three runs with a palr of homers, DOug DeCinces hit a two-run bla8t and Rich Dauer added a solo shot to help the Orioles snap the Twins' eightgame winning streak . Mike Flanagaq won his 13th game with relief help from Don Stanhouse and Tippy Martinez. Angels 5, Blue Jays 0: Don Aase got a start when Chris Knapp failed to show up at the park and pitched a four-hitler to lead the Angels lo victory, Knapp boycotted the Angels in a contract dispute Jllld Aase roae to the challenge by winning for the fifth time in his last six siarts. Rookie Carney Lansford scored three runs for california ' A's 7, Indians 3: Taylor Duncan and Mitchell Page each drove in a pair of runs in helping the A's snap a five-game losing streak. Dave Revering hitJtls loth homer for Oakland and Gary Alexander a-acked his 18th for Cleveland. Mariners 5, Tigers 4: Leon Roberts' three.run homer triggered a four-run eighth inning that gave the Marfners their victory . Following Roberts' homer Seattle scored the winning run on a single by Dan Meyer , a walk lo Bill Stein and a pinch.IJit single by Larry Milbourne. By GRJI;G BAILEY ., • Amana 14 Cu Ft Re frigera t or THIS OFFER ALSO APPLIES TO SR ·25 Only 3.5 3/• " W ide 9.4 Cu. Ft . Freezer - 16 Cu . Ft . Refrigerator trirn �.' 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday,July 14, 1978 6- The Oaily Sentinel , Mkldlepon-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, July 14, 1978 Mrs. Robert McGee ~, Helen·Help. By Us ••• welcomed to UMW 'club I Chester D of A meets Helen Bouel Mrs. Robert McGee, wi fe of the new pastor of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, was welcomed to the United Methodist Women at a meeting held Tuesday night at the churth. Mrs. Gerald Wildennuth, chairpers on , reminded members of the family night potluck to be held Sunday at 6:30 for the entire church famil y as a welcome to the 11ew minister and his family . Mrs. Glenn Dill brought a report from the County Council noting that. plans have been made for hymn sings lo be held the last Sunday in each month having five Sun· rillys. The first sing will be held on July 30 at 2:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Church . Mrs. Everett Thomas com1 mented on her satisfaction 1n being a delegate . io Con- was noted that today's culture is one of movement and constant chan ge. Miss Campbell called attention to va rious migrant workers, c orporation re fugees , employes, military personnel. students and missionaries all in transit and of the opportunity of the com, munity to assist newcomers Reflections on their early stilool days were given by members at a meeting of the Past Councilors Club of Che ster Council 323, Daughters of America held Wednesday night at the hall. Mrs. Ada Bissell presided at the meeting with members answering roll call-by naming their first grade teacher and telling of their first day of school. Mae McPeek ' had the secretary 's repqrt, Leona Hensley, the treasurer ;s report . A trfp planned to . Piketon to . visit Hattie Frederick · was cancelled since she was hospitalized in Waverly. She has since been discharged from the hospital and is flOw hack at . the Piketon Nursin~ Home, The Ailg . 9. YOU'RE INVITED TO THE •· trip wa s re-scheduled for n • Pauline Ridenour thanked the club for a gift and cards during her 10 week confinement. Also thanking the club was Mabel Van Meter for a gift and cards during her hospitalization. Games were conducted by Betty Roush and Mrs. Potluck Rid e nour . refreshments were served to those named and Margaret Tuttle, Mar~ K. Holter, Theima White, Laura Mae Nice, Murcia Keller , )llary Hayes , Elizabeth Hayes; Goldie Frederick, Dorothy Lawson, Jean Frederick , Ada Neutzlin g, Mae Spencer , Letha Wood, Ada Morris, and a guest , Sandy White. in transit. She concluded with . 'RECOVERY, INC.' BRINGS COMFORT the poems. .. Uphill " and DEAR HELEN: "The King of Lords, My You've mentioned " Recovery, Inc., ' llefore, but in this pte· Shepherd Is. " The group sent column-controversy over the high cost of psychiatry, it sang, " All Praise to Our rates another few words . Redeeming Lord." I get as much out of a Recovery meeting as I do from a trip to A household products party the psychiatrist, and the cost is minimal. It's a systematic was held by Josetta Noble . met.hod of self-help arCer-care for nervous and fonner mental foll owing.. the meeting . patients. It doesn't supplant the physician or therapist nor Refrestunents of punch and does it offer diagnosis or treatment, but it allows people to cookies were served. discuss their problems with those who have been there too. Forme, the most comforting words in Recovery are, "Your symptoms are distressing but not dangerous." We are remind· ed to have patience to wait, that our feelings rise and fall, that HANK CLELAND we should "move our muscles." We must always applaud PASSES EXAM- Hank ourselves for doing something .right (even if it doesn't turn out Cleland received word right), for we have putfoi1h the effort. . recently that be has sue· Many mental health agencies recommend Recovery, Inc., cessfully passed the test for but more doctors should advise their patients that it is his Real Estate Broken Karen Blaker Ph.D. available. It's one more tool we can use to help ourselves. License lor the State of M.P. Ohio. A graduate of Ohio iell me a little bit about what DEAR READERS: Mid- life crisis University, Cleland has Recovery , Inc. was professionally fouoded by the late is happening 'in your mar· been affiliated with Cleland psychiatrist, Dr. Abraham A. Low, at the Psychiatnc Institute riage ? Realty on Main Street In The physiological changes MRS. P: No. I want some of th.e University of Illinois Medical School. He su~rvtsed It \. , . Pomeroy since receiving associated with the male mid· guarantee before we stan untill952 when, at h1s directton , 1t became and remams a com- . t'\,; Polly Cramer ference and encouraged life crisis are not as specific that you will give your opi· his Real Estate Salesman's pletely self-help organization. . . . . . ...:.;·::: · :.....::::..---------:-:--:--:-;--::--:;--:others to take an interest in or as dramatic as those of nion after I finish talking. License to November, 1972. The non-profit organization , now acttve mover 1,000 c1hes m Glue won't rubber backing. They do not being lay delegates. He Is also a certified real menopausal women. Still, Otherwise, I feel we will just (be United States and Canada emphasizes willpower and have to be laundered as often An Aug . 8 picnic was men bet ween the ages of 40 be wasting time. go away and as a result the backing estate appraiser under the mutual aid in combating mental and nervous disorders. planned . for forest Acres and 60 are likely to find this American Assoc;iation of One way in which Recovery differs from less structured stays on longer. - B.M. COUNSELOR: You seem Park with the Un ited an unsettling time of life. Real Estate Appraisers DEAR POLLY _ A friend DEAR POLLY -1 tried one to want to be told what to do. groups : Only nervous and-o.r former mental patients who have Methodist Women and the The stability of their mar- Is this issue Jnvolved attended meetings consistently for at least six months are framed two cross-stitched thing and then another on my and lostrucls courses In JOF Class combining for the riages may be threatened as somehow in your marital pro- eligible for training as group leaders. They form the backbone pictures that were WOfked ori rugs where the non-slip real estate principles 'and outing. they find themselves at- · blem ? of the organization which is staffed almost entirely by a linen material. She used finishhas worn off but with no practices aad appraisal at Miss Grace Campbell was tracted to younger women . Rio Grande College. MRS. P: That 's a pretty · · some type of adhesive , luck until I thought of using a prog ram leader using as her Their children are moving smart way to changethe sut>- volunteers. resides with his Cleland Funds are obtained mainly by voluntary contributions at fX1SSibly a rubber based one, vinyl floor runner . I cut topi c, " Women in Transit. " out of the nest while their ject. Okay, I'll go along with group meetings, and by voluntary annual memberships. wife, Kathy, and their four that soaked through the linen pieces the size of the rugs, put The purpose, she explained, parents are becoming in• sons on Wright Slreei In you. Yes, that is one of the Headquarters address is: Recovery , Inc., 116 South and darkened it so that the them down with the smooth is to recognize persons who creasingly dependent. Even problems . My husband Michigan Ave ., Chicago, Ill. 60603 : Pomeroy. · embroidery is not very visi- side against the floor and are in transit and to challenge work may take on ominous always used to tell me what to Or you can find the local number in your phone book. -H. ble. Do you know of some . they do not slip anymore . each member to take the Lones as younger men push tJuJ but now he- seems solution that will remove this When the pads need ·cleaning journey which brings them past them on their way to the IN THE HOSPITAL DEAR HELEN: glue? Water will not soak it · I take them outside and shake uninterested and far away. into the company of Christ . It top. Glenn Lam ben received I'm another who gave my baby away and regreted it deeply. out. -THELMA them or even turn the hose on And I feel alone and WQrd Thursday of the injury Women married to the 17- neglected. am still married, but we have twins and an older I was and DEAR THELMA - My them and let them dry . . of his. brother, Max Lambert, to-20 million men in this stage r know he is trying to decide boy, and my problems were too great to face. It was a quicl\ answer has to be as vague as MRS. A.S. · in an automobile accident in of life may benefit from whether he should move to decision, no counseling. your letter. A specific cure DEAR POLLY - I find it is Columbus. Employed with I let my girlfriend have my _daughter, thinking I could cannot be given when one useless to put newspapers on listening in on a conversation another company, taking a between a counselor and hoi- cut in salary and responsibili· always see her. Instead , she won't let me near my child, does not know what was used. the floor when cleaning my the State Liquor Board in Columbus, !.amben and a friend · line caller. (Personal in- ty on the chance he will be though we live close. Did you ask the friend who . built-in oven because the who was driving the vehicle formation in all not-line e• · I went to coui1 trying to get her back, but lost the case did the framing? • loosened grime drips on the The Bradbury Church of cerpts has been changed to able to climb higher up the were traveling to their homes because r had "forsaken" my baby. ladder. Various adhesives are cabinet below and will stain when the fri end lost control of Christ youth will sponsor a protect the caller's confidenCriminals have a second chance. Why not parents? - D.R. And he seems driven, removed in various. ways . 1 it. So now I fold several the vehicl e and it struck a swuruning party Saturday tiality. ) DEAR D.: almost obsessed, about his will give yqu .a few and then sheets of newspaper over the night al the London Pool, MRS. P : After I finish fell- appearance. Yesterday he If you can't have your daughter, isn't it best to resign you must proceed as you ooen cabinet doors , close the tree . I....ambert i~ eonfined to ' Syracuse. All youth of area ing you about my husband 's University Hospital with a yours~If.in the knowledge that she has a good home? When you Churches of Christ are in- behavior, I W<mt you to tell announced he is getting a hair d<i '!hi§ :.. and stop fighting - perhaps her new parents w11l think best. For mucilage app- doors to hold the papers 'in broken right leg and sever:e VIted to attend and to take me whether or not I should transplant. I don't see him in again become friends , and you can see her from time to time. - ly a detergent solution. If place and thus create a drop la eerations. the evenings because he is stains remain use 8 white cloth canopy. As each sheet guests. I Charge will be $1 per leave him . Okay? H. jogging or working out etther vinegar solution (one-quarter gets soaked it is torn off and f)e rson for all over nine. COUNSELOR : What do "ith weights. Is he turning inATTEND WORKSHOP cup white vinegar to three- there is a fresh one. I have ·n,ose under mne will be ad· you want me to do'! to a physical fitness nut ? F' uur area women attended quarters cup warm water), been married only a couple of nu tted free. The swimming MRS. P: After I list hi s r just don't understand the American Association of let stay on about 15 minutes years and find the Pointers party w11l be held from 8 to 10 weaknesses, I want you to tell these changes. He is not the Univer s ity Women 's and launder. On , household make my housework a bit p.m. me whether r should stay or same man I married 23 years thinking that he might be so workshop held recently at Ureement apply polish remover easier.KAREN During a meeting of the leave. ago. with an eye dropper, sponge Polly will send you ~ne of bana College. Fay Sauer, worried about other things youth group Wednesday night COUNSELOR : I really COUNSELDR : His con· that he hasn't even noticed With a clean cloth. Do not use her signed than <-you Kathryn Knight , and Dorothy pla ns were discussed for Bi· can't advise you one way or ce rns don 't sound that this on synthetics. Test newspaper coupon clippers if Woodard represented the the changes in the marriage. ble school to be held July 24 to the other but .~1range to me . Maybe you anything fint for effect , on she uses your favorite Middleport-Pomeroy Area . MRS. P : Are you telliag me 28 at the Bradbury Church MRS. P : Then let's forget would feel more tolerant if he to stay in this marriage and L'Olor and fabri c. For plastic Pointer, Peeve or Problem in Branch, and Irene Barnes the with classes from 6:30 to 8:30 it. I thought I could depend on hadn't stopped telling you glue immerse stain in a 10 her column . Write polly 's Gallipolis Branch. Th e work it out? p.m . The group will attend you to tell me what to do . what to do. percent white vinegar solu- · pOinters in care of this workshop was for officers COUNSELOR : Not reallY: Jesus in 78 on the 28th . Kevin That's why I called. and was on pr.ogram planning MRS. P: I think you're lion, keep at the boiling point n e w~')laper . But I am suggesting you talk Kin g, president, conductc'l COUNSELOR : Talking ri ght. r have gone through with your husband about your for the coming year. for 15 minutes or so and then the meeting whi ch opened may help you begin to resolve 111<1ny changes with him . As rinse. For feelings. rubber· cement use with devotions. your problem. Why don't you long as he was consi.stent in Mrs. P's almost desperate a grease solvent. Do the way he handled me, I was need for specific adyice led remember the testing for effine. Now. I feel totally lost. the counselor to ask more fect on not only the linen but COU NSELOR : How did it about her dependency on her the embroidery thread used . used to make you !ee l when husband . This led to a clearer -POLLY he told you what to do ? DEAR POLLY- and Mrs. understanding of the dif100 Union Ave. Pomeroy, 0. FOR MRS. P: II made me feel ficulties in the marriage. H.K.B. -I do not have a solu992-1593 -. secure - and loved. Yes, the tion for the rubber backing Dr. Blaker cannot take attention made me feel loved. telephone calls from her coming off of rugs when they At the beginning of every readers . However, there are Full line· of guns, are washed. However,! place week, for exampl e' he would hundreds of crisis intervenmy mats in the dryer, set it on ammunition, hunting bows, tell me whether or not I could tion phone lines in the United the fluff cy~le and run the arrows, knives·, holsters, NORMAN GRUESER spend money on clothes and States. For the phone number dryer about,lO minutes. This CELEBRATION SET ~ how many times we would be of one near you. contact your police scanners, antennas, removes the loose dirt and able to eat out- depending on local mental health associa· An npen house In celebra· lint and does not hann the rifle slings, binoculars & tion of the 80th birthday of U1e bills, you know. tion or mental health in- Norman Grueser will be other items too numerous to COUNSELOR : And now formation se rvice. held Sunday from I to 5 tion. he's too busy. Write to Dr. Blaker in care · p.m. at lbe . Minersville Choose an exciting Career in one of these MRS. P: Either he's too of this newspaper, P.O. Box busy or he doesn't love me 475, Radio City Station, New residence of Mr. Grueser. CELEBRATION SET s uccess proven fields: Hosting the celebrallon wUI anymore . The St. John's Lutheran Yor.k, N.Y. 10019. Volume of be his children, Lawrence COUNSELOR : Have you mail proh ibits per sonal Church will celebrate the •EXECUTIVE SECRETARY of Penosacola, Fla. and told him how you feel·~ tOOth anniversary of the replies, but questions of Karen Haines, Minersville. MRS. P: No. He doesn't general interest will be building Sunday, July 16. •SECRETARIAL Mr. Grueser's four greathave time to talk . Church services will be held discussed in future columns. grandchildren wlll be COUNSELOR : I was just . 11 a.m. with Gerald at •BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION among those attending the Herbener as the guest observance. Mr. Grueser • JR. ACCOUNTING speaker . was born on July 13, 1898. 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Su nday school su pt Church School, lil I 5 om worst·upsent•ce. 1030om Chotr rehearsal Tuesday, 7 30 pm under d •re<t ion of Al •ce Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE · Corn er Unton and M ulber r y Rev . Clyde V Hender · son . pas tor Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a.m .. Glen McCiun.g supt , mo rn tn g w o rshtp 10 30 o . m . evenmg ser¥tCe , 7 30 mtd-week service , Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAl J; ~1 l•• •• "'f! .•"''. . .... -· • "'~ · '".! · ..... ... ,, . '· ..... ( •' ,•• ' ,,·"'·... .. ..... •,..,. . \ I • ~J ~ ,• ' •' Ch\lrch School and Nurser y Ser· v•ce ... • •• •• •• •• •• ., r ... . • .. • ••• • •• '•• .• ,• ...•. .. ... • I o m Dale Dutton loy leader oss•sting.the rector POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST 212 W Main St Jo hn McArthur , po~tor 81b le school , 9 30 am . morntng wor shtp , 10 30 a .m · Yo uth meetings , b 30 p m e11 en 1ng w ors t·up 7 30 Wednesday ntght pr aye r meel 1ng and B1ble study, 7 30 p m fHE SA LVATION ARMY , 115 BuTternut A ve Po me roy Envoy and Mrs Roy W1mng . off1cers in ctl arge Sunday h o l 1n ess m eet1ng 10 am Su nd ay School 10 30 a .m Su nday school leade r YPSM Elmse Adams, 7 p m solva t ion mee t1ng , v an ous speaker s and mus1c spec10l s 7 30 p m Thur sda y 10om . to 2 p m Lod1 es Home l eague, all women invited , 7:30 p m pr aye r mee ttng and Bible study , Bob Es l ep, leader Rev N oel Hermon . teacher BURLINGTON SO U THER N SAP TISf CHA PEL . Route 1, S ha de ~ Pas tor Bobby Elk.1ns Sunday sc hoo l 5 p m Sund ay worship 5 45 p m . Wedn esday prover stH· vtce 7 30 p m POM EROY WES TSI DE CHURCH or CHRIST. 200 W Mom 51 Jerry Pau l. minister phone 992-7000 Conser"11 oltve , non -In str umental Su nday wors htp 10 a m B1ble studY 11 a m wor sh tp , 6 p m Wedne!id ay B1ble study 7 p m OLD DEXTE R BIBLE CHRISTI A N C HURC H .~ Re11 Ro lph Smt ih pa stor Sunday school 9:30 o m , Mrs . Wor ley Froncts super.ntf!nden t. Preoch1 ng se rvices f 1rst & third Sundays fo ll owmg Sunday Schoo l GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST . Preo chmg q 30 o m . ftr sl and second Sunday s of each month , th ird and fourth Sundays each month worship serv1ce at 7 30 p rn Wednesday even 1ngs of 7 30 Pra ye r end B1ble Study SEV EN TH DAY ADVE N TIST M ulb erry He1ghh RoOd Pome roy Pastor, Alben Dt tl es Scibbo th Schot;~ l Superm tenden l Clo re Mcint yr e Sabbath School Salur day aft er noon a l '} 00, w1th Wor Ship Serv1ce foll ow1ng ot3 IS RUTLAND FI RST BAPTI ST CHUR CH Stste r Ha rr te !t Wernet Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m mornm g worsh1p . 10 45 om THE HilAND CHAP EL Gf!01ge Casto pas tor Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m ewen1ng wor~h•p . 7 30 Thursday evemng p ra ye r se r111Ce 730pm ~OM£R OY FIR ~ l BAPTIS'T , Oov1d Mann m.n1ster W1 lhom Warson , Sunday sc h oo t sup! Sun day sc hoo l 9 30 o m mornmg wor'sh 1p 10 30 am FIR ST SOUTHE RN BAPTI ST / B7 Mulberr .,. A11e Pomeroy Pau l J Wh1te Pa stor Gor y Ba sham Sun day schoo l supt Sunday sc ho ol 9 30 a m morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30. evf!n u1g w o nhtp 6 30 p m M1dweek pray e r ser111<e 7 30 p ·"' . The Rev Rober t Gro11es , Rector Morn mg Prayer and Sermon 11 am ffl , MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER Dex ter Rd , La ngsv1lle Ohuj, Rev Clyde Ferrell Po§to r Sun da y School 11 a .m Sa t urd a y prea ch•ng $erv •ces 7 30 p m Wedne!idav even1ng 81b le stud y ot 7 30p m f-AI TH I ABERNAClE CHURCH Ba1ley ' Run Rood Rev Emm e tt Row son posto t Hond lev Dun n supt Sunday school 10 am SuM day even•ng l>erv.ce i 30. B•ble 1eo chmg 7 30 p m Thursday D YfSVIlL E CO MMUNITY CHUI-ICH Roger C I urner pa stor Sundo v sc hool 9 30 a m Su tdoy morn1ng wors h•p I 0 30 Sunday e11enmg serVICe 7 30 MIDDLEPOR1 M T 'MORIAH BAPliS T Corner Four th and Motn Mtddleport Re 11 Henry Key Jr pastor Sun dov Sc hool 9 30 am M1 s Ervtn Bau mgardner su p! Mo rmng wors htp 10 45 a m MIODLEPO~T CHUR CH OF CHI-l iST IN CHRI ST IAN UNION . l owreM<e Manley pas- tor Mr s Russ ell You ng Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 om ~ 'i'en1 ng wor shtp 7 30 Wednes doy prayer tnee:t.ng ] 30 p m M r MORIA H CHURCH OF GOD. Ro c11le Ro4 te 1 , the Rev Jome ~ M MuMc y po sl o r Sunday school 9 45 a m mo •mn g worshtp , 11 om e~ten1ng worsh1p 7 30 Ptoyer mee t111g , ·Tuesday 7 30 pm Young peoplf! 5 meetrMg 7 30 p m Thurs day M IDDLI:I-'ORT FIRST BAPl iST Co rner St Mt h ond Palmer the Rev Ko r by O tl er pastor Roberl Porll.er Su permtendent Sunday WMPO Ro dto pr ogram 7 45 a m . Sunday School 9 15 o m Mor n rn gWor 1>h1p 10 15o m Youthoc ' hvil t f! ~ and lello wsh,p l or ru n•or and sen 1o r h1gh srudcnT s, 0 p m Sunday ev ~?n•ng worsh•p 7 30 p tn M1d wee~ prayer &erv1 ce::. Wed n e1odo ~ 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CH RI Sl M1d dl cpmt 5th and Ma tn Ge or ge Glou• mmrsler M •k"-' Gerlach su per1n1enden1 ferr y Yankey yout h m•n1s iEtr Bible sc hoo l 9 30 am mom1ng wor~h1 p 10 30 om ' evemng wor~h1 p 7 30, praye r ser111Ce 7 p m Wed nes · dav MIOOLEPOfH l HURCH o r !HI: NAZARI:NI: Re 11 Jtm Br oo me, pas lor . M rs Mary Lothey ~undoy school supt Sundav sc hoo l 9 30 am morntng wor~htp , 10 30 a m, Sun day e v angeltslt c meeltng 7 00 p m Prayer mee l ~r"lg Wednes day 7 30 p m UNilED PRESB..Yfi:RIAN MINISTRY OF ME IG S COU NTY Dw tght l. Zov 1l z. d1rector H ARR ISO ~ V Illl: PRI: SBYTERIA N ' Re 11 Er nes t S trtc ~ l1 n pas tor . Sunday church school 9 30 o m Mr s Homer lee sup! morn1ng worsh tp 1030 MIOOLlPORr Sunday school 9 30 am Fl1 chord Vau ghan sup! Mornrng worshtp 10 30 ~Y RACU~I: Mornmg wo rshtp 9 a rn Jundoy schoo l lOa rn Mr 'i Sampson Hall !.uP I. • ~ - • RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO, Rev , BObby Por ter past or . Sun· day school. 10 am . Sundo.,. wor ship , 11 o ,m , Sunday e11 em ng !'oerv•ce , 7 p m Wednesday Fom1 ly T,r o 11ng Hour 7 p .m . Wedn esd ay worsh1p se r v1Ce , 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CH URCH. Near l ong Bottom , Edsel Hart , pastor. Sunday schoo l 10 a .m Church , 7 30 p .m , prayer meettng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPOR T PENTECOSTAL , l h 1rd Ave . thf! Re- 11 Wdl 1om ttlnit tel . poslor , Rona ld Dugo n Sun day Sc hoo l Supt Classes l or o il ages evenmg ser.,. tce 7 30 Btble stud11 Wednesday 7 30 p m youth ser viCes Frt day 7 30 p m MIODLEPOR,J FREEWILL BAP. liST Corne r A sh and Plum N oel Herr ma n, pa stor . Saturday e 11ef1· tng servr ce . 7 30 p m . Sunday School. 10 30 a m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarn er D1reclor , _. POME ROY CL USTER ~e y James Corb11t POMI:::~OY wors htp servtce q 15 am .. Sunday sc hool 10 30 o m Re11 Ro be r t M cGee . mtni ster EN TE RP RISE Wors htp 9 a m ChurchSchooiiOo.m ROCK SPRINGS Wors htp 10 om Ch ur ch Sc hool · 9 I So m UM YFO 30 p m Fl A TWOOD S. Wor sh1p 11 o .m . Church School lOa m . MIDDLEPORT CL USTER Re ... . Ro bert Bum ga rner HEA TH , Robert Bumgarner, Pasto r Wors h 1p 10 30 o .m Chu rch Sc hoo l 9 30 am UMYF 6 pm Ru t la nd Solem Center Chorg~ RU rtANO , W i lbur Hrlt Pasror Wo rsh1p 10 30 a m Ch u rch ScHool 9 30 am SALE M CE N TER Church School 9 45 om . wor shi p 9 o m . SVRACU S\: CLUSTER Rev Harvey Koc h Jr ASBURY . Worsh 1p 11 a m Church School ~50 a m UMW f 1rsl Tue\d oy 81b le Stud-, Thurs 7 30 p m . FOREST RU N Wor shi p 9 am ChurchSchool10 o m MINERS VIL LE . Wors htp 10 o .m Chu rch School 9 a m SY RACUSE . Church School 9 00 om . Wor shtp ser111Ce 7.30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re v Do 111d Horns Cl us ter Leader Re'i' Ste11en Wilson fl orence Sm1th H1lton Wo lf e A ssoc 1a les BEfHA N Y (Dorcas ) Wors htp 9:30 om Ch urc h School 10 30 am CA RMEl , Chru ch Sc hool 9 30 o m Worsh1p 10 30 o m 2nd and 4th Sunday s A PP LE G RO VE Su nday School 9 30 o m Worsh1p 7 30 p m 1st ond 3rd Sunday s, Pr ayer meetong Wed nesday 7 30 p m Fellowship suppvr f ir st Sa turday 6 p .m UM VV. 'JMd Tuesd ay 7 ·30 p m I::AST LETART , Chr uch School 9 om Wor sh•p sen•1ce 10 o m Pr a yer mee 11ng 7 30 p .m . Wedne1odo-, U MW ltr s1 Tuesday 7 JOp m RA CINE WESLEYAN Sunday ~c h ool 10 o m worsh tp II am Cho 1r pra CI1ce l hursday 8 p m HTART FA LLS Chu •ch School 10 om W or~ hrp se r11 tce q om MORNING Sf A~ Wo r sh1 p 9 30 am . Chu rch Sc hoo l 10 30 a rn ., ~ ~ d Week Ser111Ce Wedne sday 8 p .m MORSE CHAPEL Wors hp 11 o m . ChurchSchool930~;un PORTLAND Wo rsh•p 7 30 p m Church School9 30 am SUTTON Chu1ch Sch ool 9 30 a rn Wor shtp l si and 3r d S undo~ s 1030o m NO IHHI:AST ClU~ TER Re11 . R1chord Th o ma s Pas to r Duane Sydenslr 1c k.er John Do uglas John F . Fultz, Mor . Ph. m .2101 PGmeroy' MIDDLEPORT BOOK .STORE Church & Office Supp lies GIFTS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Middleport KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy, Ohio Mill St. SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Comploto Automotive Service .EN Locust& -ch m -m1 Of Our Religious Heritage These Mes84ges Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: Pomeroy POMEROY ~ANKUI'It We F111 Doctors' Prescriptions 992·2955 WAS AN ANONYMOUS RACY ASKS • .'li>.T HIS HOME SOMETHING' S SCF!E.WY HERE l . . Pomeroy , Ohio RIDENOUR SUPPLY \ . FURNITURE & HARDWARE Home lite Saws Sl . Rl. 7 Chtlltr Ph. 985·3308 Chester MAYBe YOU'Re. ITCHIIJ6 TO TAKEOVER Ph. ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL Whirlpool If you' Ve ever take n a child tn SII• · ~!•Jc,. AcctliOrl• _ 220E . Malin St of the ocean can fne~n ltl a ynung-;tcr . U1e lure ol t ast.:tnott ton . the lurcbod mg Ph. 949-9130 ul fenr. Whi L·h will win the lilrug- RACINE FOOD MARKET The Store Wllh A tleart Rad rie Ph . 949-2626 FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS glen But w hal a delight when hcs1t.1 ! Ito n end:-; ,md Je.tnme I uu.J s her h~ ppy beuchhcad dn wn where rhc \\. ave~ wa ne, .md the tide sec b. ''" 282 w. . • • • • • 510 N. 2nd n:st 2 Convenient Morkels Midway Market Bob's Market P. J. PAULEY, AGENT A_nd tf yo u 've ever take n .1 ch1ld 10 Sunday School. ynu know wh.tt th at llrst g lnnp~e of. slran~e surroundrng" c:tn mc.-tn f1N Sund.ty, Jc.mn tc conl td cnt l y CUT 'THIS STuFF! ITS • " • "oons ftnd.!o het lwppJ 1n'll( lrlr eml And one day she ' !! plu nge hr,wc l y .md SADI'IN! MY AX CAN'T MADE OIJTA 80LJI) AOCI<.1 Nallonwldo Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . 804 w. Malin 992-2311 Pameroy But , even tl the re .uc rn•~£ 1 '>' mgs that '• • mto dl'Cpcr rcat·hes o lrhe vast " P•ntm.tl ot"ea n th;tl surround.. lr fe. Anylhlllf:! .ts vttal us r\.' l lgtou ... t:.tr!y .uu.J camesl heginntng c d uc at ron dc'-CIVC., .111 DOUG'S MARINE & SERVICE Tractor Sales, Inc. Slarcro'll Pleasure& Fishing Mercu ry Ou tboard , LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-HOT SPOT New Hollond Deull Farm 9925101 HEl LO GIRLS ... MIGHT •A• !.< NOWEP Boat5, Insurance 214 E. Moin 992-5130 Pomeroy Racine 949-2550 TUCM.i.t y G~M:SIS Wcd nc ... lLty , Genest :-.~ 12 1-Y 448 ~ocusl 992-3093 MAKE 0 ' THAT• .. Ha~ 4ou foun· th' \l,eq,Rufus? • 17 1-R I hur ~ J :t) t Ge n~... .., .... 22 . 1 14 - rrid,t) •• S,tlun.Lty Gc nt: M!> G e nc-.as 21-; 10 ~2 1~ Has 4ou looll. in all •• ' 12 - 1.1 > • • MIKE STATE FARM INSURANCE Attend The Church Of Your Choice This Sunday lielfz-¥1 S. Third Middleport Ph . ., Ken Grover Photography PIZZA SHACK let us capture the sto ry CHI:SlEW CHURCH 0 1- GOO Rev Oo M y H Cook pa!o l or Su n doy ~c hool 9 30 a rn wor!i lttp set111Ce 11 am even 1ng serv 1ce I 00 youth ser111te W edne~ d ay IOO pm LANGSVI llE C HRISTIAN CHUHCH, Rober t Mu s~er , p o ~ t or Sunday '>Chool Q 30 a m Roy S•gmon, supt rn 9r n1"~ wor!>~Hp , 10 30 SuM doy e'l'emng serv 1ce 7 30 mtd week se rv1ce , Wedne s da y 7 p .m ' SVHACUSI:. CHURCH O F THI:. NA ZAHI:N I: Rev Dole l\oss po!. lor Bob M oo re . Sun~ oy Schoo l sup t Sunday school . 9 30 am mo t n1ng wors h1p 10 45 om evonge lrslt c servi,e , 7 p rn Wedne!odoy serv1Ce!i pra yer and pro•se 7 p .m Nazar ene youth 7 p m L>ody prayer mee ttng 8 :tO o .m M en s p• oyer mee1mg , Saturday 7 p •n I:D ~N UNIHD Bf.!H HR(N IN L HIII J1 ~ lden H. Bloke pa stor . Sundo~ ~chool 10 a rn Howar d McCoy sup! Mor nu'g '.>ermon , II a nt Sunday mght se rvices (hiiS IIOII ~nde011 0 r 7 J'O p m Song serv 1ce & p m ~ r eodm 1g 1:! JU p m~ M 1dweek Pra .,. er IT'5 NO T HOT ~ HER E · .. • Sales & Service dav GYPSY SEllE .. LEAPIN ' LIZ ARDS ! WHAOD YUH lHAl BIG , AHYWAY RuNN IN ' ... • WILKINSON Small Engines sh• p serv.ce 10 30 o tn Su nday ~cr11 t ces 7 p m yo uth gro up Wedne~do 11 7 p 111 ANTIOUilV BAPTI ~ I Rev l:orl Shu ltl pas tor Sun day s(hool 9 30om Ch urch se rv 1ce I p m youth meetmg 6 p m Tuesday B• ble Study 7 p m f!A CINE CHUR CH OF fHI= NAZAJ.II=NI:: , Re.., Jo hn A Coif man pas tor Fronk.hn Imboden ch01 t mon o f the Boord o l Chns t10 n lrle Sunday School q 30 a fl'\ mo rn1ng wor s h1p 10 30 Sunday even•ng w o r ~ h1p 7 30 p m Pro-,e • meet1ng Wednes doy 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST 8AP1 1Sl Don L Wo lket . Pa stor Ronn 1e Sal~er ~u nday sc h oo l ~up i , ~ undo~ school q 30 o rn mor n1ng war sh1p , 10 40 o .rh , Sunda y even1ng w orshtp 7 30 Wednesday eve n 1ng Btbl e l>tudy . 7 30 DA NVIL LI: WI:S LEYAN Re11 f.! D. Brow n pas tor Sulldoy School q 30 om mornrr1g 11. ::: r~ h•p I () 45 youth !iCflll<e 6 45 p m e11enmg wor~htl) 7 "0 p m proy et and pra1M. Wedn c!ida .,. 7 J'O p m . SIL VI:II RUN FHEE BAf:'IISr He11 Mor vrn Mark.m J-. C~ I OI Steve l 1t tie Sunday 1ochool ~up ! Sun da y 5C hool 10 om rno rn.ng wet ~ h tp 11 o m Su nday ewvn1ng wot5 hrp I 30 Pro ver fMeetrng and B1bl e study Thur sdav, 7 30 p m youth \erllt<.e b p m ~un 'f' 8 · BUT THERE NEVER WAS ONE THEY STARTED SCRfAMII'I ' A ND • • •61 S. ¥ord. Middleport • 992-2196 Gener•l Merchandise Bakers of Good Breod ":~oll::ll 985-4155 • Don Thompson Ford, Inc, Groceries - " · Chesler. Ohoo 45720 f?COR'E WERE t:IXIN ' 10 AMBUSH 'T H ' t'I LL OF" A WDDE N .... WAID CROSS SONS STORE of you r: Wedd•ng . WH AT 'S 216 S.. second Pome roy 992-3325 SeiYices ...,..... A GEE, Wf DUNf-jQ .. · l f1EY YOU'O S t-IOW UP .. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Eolln or Carry Out 126 E. Moin . MARK V.STORE Middleport 992-6304 Huntinqton , W. •• • • ..... FIRE & SAFffi Equipment Soles-Service Fire Extinguiahtrl Fire Dept. Equip. Rullond 742-2777 . ......... ..••••, ... ~ ..• YOUNG'S CARPETING mee l tr'1Q Wednesday , 7 p m Ro y Adam!. , loy leader lH URCH O f J~SUS CHR IST Loc ated 01 Rutland a n New l1mo Hood neMI to F 01e~ 1 Acre Por k. Re11 Ray Ro use po!.tor . Ro ber t Mu s!oe r ~ un doy Schoo l sup! ~un day !.Chool 10 30 am w ot sh1p 7 30 p m B1ble Slud-, WedMes day 7 30 fJ •n , Sotu t doy 111gh1 prayer se1111CC 7 30 p m H~M L O C K G ROV l CHRI STIAN Roger Wohon pa~ t o r Kenne th Byer Su nday sc hool sup! M orrl 1ng wors h1p 9 30 om , )un dayschool 10 30 a m e11e rung ~ erv tce 7 30 Wed nesday B1ble S1udy 7 30 p m Ml UNI ON BAPl i) T Don W ilson 5vndo y ~d r oo l wpe t1nte ndcn 1 Sunday school q 45 a m even u1g wo r ~h 1 p 7 30 p m . Pray er meet1ng 7 30 p m Wednesday fUPPER5 Pl AINS CHRI Sfi AN CHURCH ~ugen e Underw ood po sl or Howard Coldwell Jr Sur)day Sc hoo l Sup t Su ndov School q 30 a rn Mo rn mg Scr man 10 30 am Sunday eve n• ng serv•ce 7 p m lH AIIT J-ALLS UNIHD BRI:.THIII:N Rev Freela nd N on 1'i pmt or Fl oyd N o rt •s ~ upt Sunday c,choot 9 30 o rn mor nrng 1oer •no n 10 30 a m Pto-, er serv1cc Wt:"dne ~ do~ 7 30 p m C HI: ~T l:R CHURCH o r IHt NAZ:AI-IEN~ Rn w Herb er t C•o te po !. !or Worsh1p sc1V1 Ce I I a 111 and ~ JU p m ~undoy Suuda -, ~chool. 9 30 o m R1 chor d Bort o n 'upl Pray er meetmg , Wedne s doy730pm IHIADFORD CHUR CH OF CHR151 Gobr1el Mn !i, po stot B1 bte Sun da y Sc hoo l 9 30 o m m ar nmg ch ur ch 10 30 a .m . Sunday eventng ~e rv 1 c e 7 00 p m W edn~~doy ~e t v t (f! 7 JO p ,rn LAURH CU f-f- !-RH Ml: 1HOD1S1 CHURCH He11 Floyd F Shoo k pas to r Lto~d Wt1ght Sundo~ Xhool Supt M or n1 ng Worsh1p q 30 o m ~un doy Jchool tO 'JC) o rn Wednesday Praye1 ond l:lt ble Stu dv 7 30 p m Sunday e 'o'en 1ng w o rsh 1p 7 JO p m Cho 11 Pro c !1Ce 1hur sdoy "/ p 111 Dl: XT ER CHURCH 0!- C HR I ~ l Charl es Ru ssel l S• mm1s te r fl tek Macomber ~u pi Sund ay .. cboo l , 9 30 am wotsh1p !Coe r 11 1C~ 10 JO o m B•ble !, tud-, 1ues do-, , 'I 30 p m fH.:OHGA"'t£1:0 CHURCH OfJ~ !:rU~ ( HR I51 O f LA I I!i=H OAV ~ A I NT S Por tland Fl ocolc k o f'l~ W,ltJom Housh pmtnr Ll Rotclilt , 1;-'hurch Hho.-.1 J •• , tur ~undo~ Sc.ho o l Y "tl r• M or n 111g Wf'l rSh ip I• ~.~ • : ~Ufl o.JQy e11en mg se t 11 1Ce 7 p m Wednes day even ing p ra yer se rytces 7 30 pm B H HL E H ~M BAP TI ST R'l' ll l:arl Shu ler , pas tor W orsh• p se t v•ce q 30 a m Sund ay !ichool 10 30 om . B1bl e Study a nd pro-,er ser ll•(e Thursday . 7 30 p m CAR LETON CHURCH . Ktngsbury Road G o ry K111 g pas tor Sunday schoo l 9·30 a m . Ro lph Carl super1ntenden1 evening worsh1p , 7.30 p m Pr ayer mef! t1 ng Wednesday 7 30 p .m . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTI AN . Bruce Sm tth pastor Wa ll ace Damewood Sup t . 81 b le Sc ho o l Q 30 om Preaf h ing se r ~tiC& 10 45 a .n;-t N o evC"nmg ser-...1ce . H YS~L l RUN FR EE METHODIS T Herber t A 1ling . CHURCH. Re11 pa sto r . Sund a y School 9,30 a rn , Morntng ser vtce 10.30 om ., Evongel1s ttC se r vic e 7 30 p m , Ptoye • •nee hng Thu t sdo v ] 30 p m. f- ~EEOOM GOSPEl M ISSIO N a t l:lal d Knob Re 11 Lawr ence Gluesencomp Sr . pastor . Roge r W•ll l ord . Sr , Sunday schoo l sup t Sul'l doy schoo l 9 ·30 o · e11ening wor sh tp 7 30 p m Proyer rnee t1ng, W e dnesd o ~ 7 30 p .m Youth meetmg , Sunday, 5 30 p .m . wtth Oon and Mar tha M ~odow s tn ' cho,rge WHIU S CHAPH , Coolvrll e RO Rev kp-, Of!e ter pa siOJ Sunday ~t h oo 19 , 30 a .m . w o rsh1p svnnce , 10 3U o , rn B1ble stud y ond p rayer ser Y1ce Wednesdo-, 7·30 p m . RU f lAN D RUllAN D CHURCH OF CHRIST Lo rry Cole 1110n pa!o lo r , Co - Su n · day !.choot .. upt s Sot,., McKmne y and Herb El l1 tt .Sunday sc hool and comm umon 9 30 o m Worsh •p and cornu n1on. 10 30o .m . HUI L AND COMM UN I TY CHURCH Sunday School, 9 30 om wors hip !o liH \I tCe 1 I am ., Wednesday prayer meetrng, 7 30 p "' you th se r ~o" 1ces Sunday . 7 p.m . Su nday rught w a 1 ~ h r p , 7 30 RUTL AND CH UHCH OF f HE NAZ ARt:N I:. Re v Lloyd D Gtirnm , Jr pa stor. Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 0.111 wor~h•p ~P. r v1ce 10 30 am . broodcos l l1 11e o v ~l WMI-'0 young pe o p l r> ~ HH~tt ce 7 p .m . h onge i1 St1 c ser11tce 'I 30 p m Wednesday se r ~o"ICC 'I 30 p.m . MASO N COU N f V J-IRS I SOUTHf:-kN BAPTIS T Car ner o l ~ewnd and Anders on , MO ~('n Pa!.IOr honk Lo w ther \ rn , \Chool 9 4!> o tn .. wor LJ ~ e r v t ce II o m and 7 30 p rn W ee ~ ly b 1ble St udy Wednesday . I 30 p m MA~O N CHUIK H 01- CHNI ST P 0 M o ~ «<IU Mrll c r ~~ Mason . W -~~~------=:::r:::Jf:5H;~-:;~ttuS5-TrAA~f;.\M~Y~B~::Jl~'-C~AA:NNi\ YOU GUY.5 COW INCED ME YOU'RE B:'AUTIFUL KID WITH STARS IN HER EYES. •• •r • • •• • Fulur1ng O..p StHm Exlroclion 992-2206 or m -7630 Rl. 3, Pameroy A s~o c • o t es JOPPA Worsh1 p 10 a m Church School 9 am . Pray er M eet1 ng Wednesday 8 p m CHE STE R Worsh1p 9 a m Church Scl)ool I 0 om 6 LONG BOTT O M , Worsh1p 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a AlFRED Wo r!ihip 7 30 p m Church School Gl 30 am ST . PAUL Worsh1p I I am Church School 9 30 am RI:EDSV' ILlt: Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a .m Worsh rp 7 30 p m Pl ayer Meet.ng 7 30 p m Tue~doy V1SitO IIOn7 30p m 1~1 Thursd ay Stt'V ER RIDGE , Wo t sh rp 10 am Chur ch School q p m fU PPER S PLAINS Wo rshtp 9 a m Chu rch School I 0 a m K~ N O CHURCH OF CHRIST Geor ge Ft eder rck. , ~up t Serv1ce wee~ ly 9 30 o rn on Sundo -, Pteach1 ng f11 sl and th1 r d Su nday s of month by Cl 1flord Sm1th 9 30 a .m HOBSO N CHRISTI AN LfNION Rev Kenh Ebl1 n past or Sunday School . 9 30 a m leonard Gt1m or e fir st e ld f!r evemng ser v ~te 7 30 p .m Wednesday praye r meel 1ng , ] 30 p rn Mf . MORIAH CHURCH OF COO Roc me Route 2. The Re11 . Charles Hand pa s tor Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m morn1 ng w01 ~ h1p , 11 a m l:ventng se1111Ces l uesdo.,. and F11da y , 7 30 p m B ~ ARWALL OW RIDGI:: CHURCH O F CHR ISI Duane Worde n . m 1n• 5l e r B•ble• des!. 9 30 o m mor ning wo r sh1p 10 30 am eYen m g wor shtp b 30 p m . Wed ne!iday 81ble 1o tudy b 30 p m KENO CHUR CH OF CHRI ST George Fr edemk su pt. SuM doy mor nmg ser111Ce . 9.30 a m w 1th preochmg on !.rs t and th ,rd Sun day a t month by Georg e P1 ckens NEW STIVE RSVIltE COMMUNI TY Churc h Sun day School ser ll rc e 9 AS a .m . Worsh1p ser111Ce , 10 30 Ev onge lt sliC Se r111Ce , 7 30 p1 m Wednesd ay , Pro -,e r meelmg 7 30 ZIO N CHURCH Of CHRIST P ome r o y - Horr~ !.onv1 11e lid Don Ketmedy po stot t!dl Mcl:lroy Sun dov ~c h ool _sup! , Sunday sc hooi'<-,Gl30 om mornmg wor shtp ond tommun•on 10 30 o ,rn Sunde-, Pven mg youth Ch n st.on ~ n dea Yor b p m . worsh1p ~e r voce 7 p m Wedn&sdoy .ever11ng pray er meet tng and B1ble studl" I p .m . ST JOHN LU THEHAN CHUI-Il H f-t rne G rove l'he Re Y. Wdl1am Mr ddiE'swOt lh P o~ tor Church scrvtte!o 9 :w am Sunday School ' 10 JOo n1 BR AD IWRY CHU RCH OfCf-i fm T Mr . Donald Ro ley , pa stor Sunday school 9 30 o m wor · SNATS: TH!! Y DON'T SE& US! ..TOO &AD WE DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO GRAB FLARES~ APPUANCE II the seashore . you kn(1w what 1h.1t f trst f! l un p~e HOcPI T-- L!T'S FLA6 THIS SHIP FiRST! Va Sundov B1b le Study 1b o m sh1p, 11 o .•n Sunda y eve n in g ser ST PAU l lUl HER AN CHUR CH Worsht p II o m 0 11d 7 p m 81bl e ll tCe I 30 proye r mee t ing . Thurs Co r ner of Sycamo re a nd Second Sl udy Wed nesda y 7 p m . Vocal day . 7.30 p m . St s Pomeroy The Rev. Wi lli am must< SYRACUSE FIR ST CHURC H OF Middlesw orth . .Pas to r Sunday MASON A SSEMBLY Of GOD GOD Nol Penlecosto l , Re11 School ot 9.45 a .m . a nd Church Dudd 1r'19 lone , Mason W Vo George Ot ler , pas tor Wor ship Services 11 o.m Ches l er l ennon! , Pastor Sunday se r11 1C e Su nday . 9 45 om , Sun SA CRED HEA RT , Rev Fa ther Sc hool 9 45 o m . Chddr en s do,- school . 11 a .m . worsh1p ser - Paul D. Wellon , pas l or Phone Church 6.45 p.m . Youn g Peop le 's vice 7 30 p m ' Thursda y p rayer 992 -2825 Saturday eveniMg Mou , Se1111Ce 6 45 p m Ell onge!ts ti( mee ting, 7:30p m 7 30, Su nday Moss San d 10 o .m . Se r ~tiCC 7·30 p .m Women s M ts MT HERMON United Brethre n Con fess to n Saturday , 7 7 30 P. m s1onory Coundl 10 a m f trst a nd Church . Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m CHRISTIAN BA PTIST - On the th 1rd Tuesdays Praye r and B1b le Wo r sh 1p serviCe 10 ·45 a .m Rou te 7 bypass James E. Keesee , Stud y , Wednesda y 7 30p m Preochrng utr11rces every Su ndo-, pastor . Sundov sc hoo l 10 am . HA RTFORD CHURCH O F CHIUSl olternot mg wtlh C. E Wed nesda-, morntn g wonh1p , 11 a .m .: even JN CHRI STIA N UNION The Re11 pr ay er meetmg 7 30 p ,m Rev . 1ng service. 7, W ill•on, Campbell pos te r Su nday James Leach pas tor 0 0 111d TRIN I TY Chr is tian A ssembl y Sc hool 9 30 a m , Jomf!s Hughes Ho l fer loy leader G tlber t , Spencer , Cao l 'o' 1l le sup t , v11ening service , 7 30 p m JEHG\/ AH S Wlf NESS ES, I mrle pas tor . Sunday schoo l 9:30 am We~i n e s do l" e11enmg pra yer eosl of Ru tland, junct ion o f Route morn ing wonh1p 11 a m . Sunday mce1111g . 7·30 p m Yo uth prayer 124 and N oble Summ1l Rood (T- eveni ng ser 111ce 7 30 p m , ser 11i<e each lues doy 174), Sunday B1bl e Lec furf! q 30 m1d week prayer ser vice Wednes FAIRV IEW BIBL E CHURC H, o ., Wo tchl ower stu dy , 10.30 day , 7·30 p.m. lelorl W : Va ,_Rt. 1, Re 11 Charles a.m .. Tuesda y , Bible study 7 and M OU NT Ol iYe Commu n~t y Hargra ves pa stor Wors h1 p se r - B 15 p m ., T hurs do ~ , theoc r at ic Ch u rch l ong Bo tt om . Ru uell vices , q 30 o m Sun day s<hool. sc hoo l 7 30 p m . serv iC e Clrne su permte nden t Sunday 11 om , e11en1ng wor sh ip , 7 30 · meehng , 8:30 p .m . Sc hoo l 10 o.m Youl h group an d p m Tue sda( colla ge prayer HOPE BA PTI ST - 570 G ra nt St .. pra ye r m ee tmgs Wednesday 7 .30 meeting and B1b le st ud y , 9 30 Middlepofl , Bobby Elk in s. pastor p m Church ser111C es Sunda y 7·30 a m Worshtp se r vtce Wedne! - Sunday School, l O a ,m ,, worsh ip p .m ~ l awr encEtiBush. pas l or . day , 7·30p m ser 11ice 11 '!r.m . 1wen1ng serv1 ce , CA LV ARY BURl:: CHURCH . now 7 30 p .m Thursday pra yer loca ted oM Pomeroy Ptk e Countv mee tmg and 81 ble study, 7 30 Hood 25, near Fla twoods Re 11 . p m . ~. Blackw ood pastor . Ser111Ces on RUTlAN D FREEWILL BAPTIST A cave· ou!side of the Sunday at 10·30 a .m . and 7·30 Church - l el and Hole y pa stor village of Petralona in norp m w1 t h Sund a y school 9 30 Sunday sct"too l, 10 a .m ., even tng o .m Bible stud y . Wed nesday, r.er11te& , 7 :30 p m p, a ye r lhern Greece may be the 7 30 p m mee ttng , Wedn esday. 7 30 p ,m oldest site inhabited by man IN DE PEND ENT HO LIN ESS CHU RCH OF' GOO ot Pr oph ecy, yet found ,in Europe . A Greek CHURCH INC. Pearl SL , M id - loc ated o n the 0 J. Wl'ltt e Rood d le port Re11 0 0 ~1 Mo hley, off hrghwo l" 160 Sunday School anthropologist, Dr. Aris N. po ~ t or Sonny Hud son Sun dov 10 a m, Supen nlendent John Poulianos, believes the site schoo l sup! Sunday school , 9 30 lovedoy. Firs t Wedmn doy night was occupied by a ncestors of o .m e11e nlng worsh1p . 7.30 p m . of month CPMA ser .,.ices. second modern man lor m ore than Pray er and pro t~e se r v1ce , Wednesda.,. WMB meet ing , tl'l ird Wednesday , 7 30 p m throu gh fifth you th se r 11tC8. 100,000 years , beginning a bout 750,000 years ago. ' THE PEOPLES CHURCH Of George Croyl e , po $1o r . POMI::kOY Corne r Mo1n and HO PE BAPTISJ CHAPEL - 570 Cou rt SlS ,, third lloor over Gronl St .. M iddl epor t. Re 11 Bobby L1gh th ouse Res tau rant Henri' Elkins . Su11do y schoo l, 10 a .m ., Coo k , pa sl or . Sund a v school. 10 mo,nong worsh ip . II •••n;ng a .m . m orning worsh •p 11 a .m ., worship , 7 :30 p m , Thursday r--=::.::.:....!....;~::!...:...!~~!......., evenm g serv \c,e 7 30 We d nes- e ... en ing Btble st udy ond p rayer do -, e ... erHng service , 7·JO . In- meel!n g , 7:30 p .m . Aff ilia ted wi th ~----ter denominati o nal . full gospel. · 8 ~ U lL AN D CHURCH Of GOD BR A DFO RD CHURCH Of Pastor .DemliS Bole s. Sun de-, CHRIST ... G ab r ie l Mraz, pa stor ~chool 10 a.m ., wors hip service Sund ay sc hool. 9 ·30 a .m .. mor n 11 30 o m , and 7·30 p m Prayer tng churc h , 10 .30 a .m . Ju nior meet mg . Wednesd ay 7 30 p .m church pr.ogrom und er d irec ti on RUTLA ND APOS I O LIC CHURCH at Ko ren Mroz f or child re n , 2-10, O J- JE~ US CHRISl , Elder James , dur ing regular church hour '" Miller Btbl e study Wednesday, church ba sem ent. Su nday even· 7 30 p m , Sunday Sc hool. 10om, ing ser 11ic, , 7 p .m ., Wednesda y Sun do,- n1ght service . 7.30 p m . service. 7:30p.m . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER .,_._ POMl ~ OY WESLEY AN HO UNLSS Horr lson.,. IIJ e Rood: George's Cr eek Rood . Church 1.,:;;:;:!~~~~~~~,::~~ Dewe y King , paStor : Ed ison sc hool. 9°30 am .· morning w ar - " Certainly you can marry my Weaver , ass istan t. Henry l:.b lin ~ h ip , 10·30 . eve111ng sar ... 1ce . 7.30. d&Uihler . who'l ctllln&?" Jr .. Sundav school su pt. Sunde~ f'royer meeling Wedn •sdoy , 7:30 ~c h oo l . ~ J'O o .m , morning wo r · pm . I 0 ' AN Y RAT:O .. AT ................. .... . . ,.._... HONEST ANO ON T~E. LEVEL. YOU DON'T KNOW ~OW RARE ANO REF I<ES~ING 11-lAT IS IN A 70WN LIKE TH IS ! ""':. .,.,_ • Y:lU GUYS \VENT l'II(OUG" I' LOT CF TROUBL:' ... AND =PE"JS:' . . TO PROVE 'IC:U'Z ?:JINT' _ _.J==-, 1 WIS" 1 -,A:; BEL!EVEO YOU W~ EN YOU IDLD ANP I COU! PIYT TAKE ANY CHANCES.' THE- ORJ\S INAL =- 1LM . BRIDGE SMITHfRS, You ~ L.A.el< IMA61N,.,.IOI\I. IT ,...AT tlvi\'Y. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Bad trump split gi~es edge do abo ut NORTH • • + • SIO.W AA\'e Tm!J M( ._---tWJkl'! I Plt:ADW WITH TO hW!IZ( '100! :/O>J'IA WELL'? ... /t.E YOU DEST~OY=D Frida y, Jul y 14 jj[;11,1!:,§00§ 0 1..""'"""' t;UT : VE =-Al L ~I\J IN LOVE WliH YOU CAN WTH LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER NOW , MR . CATTLEMAN! _ ,..,., ... O@~~Ib 7· " ·A 62 75 AKQ8 5 4 75 4 E AST + ·--· •QL0 92 + 97 • KQJ 986 3 +Q 9 B 75 9 863 + Jl0 32 • 10 SOUTH + A K J 10 4 :1 9 A K J 4 • 6 +A 2 Vulne r a ble : Both Deale r : South West North Ea st South Pass Pass Pass Pass 3• Pass s• Pass 4• 6+ Pass Pass Pass Pass BARNEY Opening lead: • K his heart a nd club The Almaoac United Press International Today LS Friday, July 14, the !95th day of 1978 with 170 to follow. The moon is between its first quarter and full phase . The mornin g s tar is Jup1ter . The evening stars are Mercury, Ma r s, Ve nus and Saturn.' Those born on this date are losers '' Fina lly , he found a solu· under the s1gn of cancer . tion provided East he ld the ·Swedis h film director rtght number of cards m the lngmar Bergman was born July. J4 , 1918. On this day in history : In 1789, 1he French stonned Bastille prison in Paris, a day now commemorated as a national holiday in France. In 1965, American statesman Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Na lions and former governor of Dlinois, died of a heart attack in London at the age of 65. · red SUit S . He led a d1a mond and WEST J. LAFF. A. DAY s c. HELP H:::< OUT. ,,< • 1 ~ ' 2+ 3+ 4 NT 5 NT 6+ contin ue d w it h the other t wo high diam onds 1n order t o get r id of the four of hea rts and de uce of' clubs . T hen , stn ce West ha d shown out on the 'third d1amond, he wa s a ble to le ad a nother dla· mend and ru!l w1th a low trump. The ace, king a nd jack of hearts wer e played next with the jack being r uffed in dununy . South was leU w1th king· jack· !~ of spades. East with queen-9-8·7. It wa s a s1mple matter for Sout h to lead from durruny ove rruff the nme of spa des with the 10, lead the fo ur of spa des a nd win the las t two tric ks . r I I ~ ~ l&YD:M l.l Now arrange tne circled letters to fo rm the surprise answer, u sug- A TeKas r eader asks what IS · meant by t he goSiod by lhe llbove canoon. te rm ''Quack . •• It IS used by s ome bridge wnters to mdicate the play of either the quee n or tbe jack when it Is of no conse· quence whic h card is pla yed . ! NEWSPAPER ENl'FHPH ISE ASSN I !For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ER N, send $1 ro · ·w tn at Bridge . " care of this newspaper P. 0 Box 489. Radio C1l; Statron.'New York. N Y ro0 19) Print 8f1Bwer here: " ( I I I I )" (--IOmOiiCM) Vesterda·; 's I Jumbles· LIGHT POWfR F£0011A JUSTLI' Answer From A SHOPliFTEA - toundaMkaa " compulllon "-" HAS TO PILFER" "'-= --·-·----.,.-10 . ~lloak No. 10. . . . . . . . . . 110' puat~e. · - - : - - plkiii'Om Jumti1. CWI-14 $ $I , IDa 14, ~ N.J. tiNa �-- I 11-Tbe.~ySentlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 14,1978 i O-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, July 14, 1978 WANT AD CHARGES 15 Worth or ~ndt: r 1.00 ISO "" .l 00 6du v:; E~ch wunl uver UH· mrnuHwn 15 wut·lls 1.'i 4 cent:; J>el' '1\un..l pt.•r day Acb runnmg vl ht~r· than r'OUSt'l'Utl Vt' day~ wt\1 tlt' ··harKed at tlu;' 1 tili i lllt'HHJI ), Can! uf Tht~ uk:; cwd OhtlU<I.II" ti l' l' IIL'i pt!l won!. S.1.00 nu11 unum . Cash m atlv;uwe t ush \\lil t urdt:r -25 l't!llt ehar·gc fur ads van)'mg Box Numbt>r In One uf nw St·llhnl'l Pul!IL~ hcr r ~~· n: cs the nghl to t•tlrl ur r t'Jl'd auy <1Js decllrt•J ui.J.. Jl't'tll.ma l. Thl' PublLslit•r wtll nul Uc fm mo_re llr;m orw urt·or- res~unsrblc l't'l'l lllSt•ruun - PhUilt' 992 2156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING "DEADLINES Tuel>d <i\ 1lu u F1 1J,n .- r M Udtu t' pwbliti:ltiOII ----------- Suml <~.~· .._ p M. Fe KIC~. Y ,\ftcnt!Klll ----·- ---- -NOTICE- --- Announcing new ownership of Hayman ' s San1tar'y Collection Service , formerly be long1ng to lightning Boyd . We wish to extend lighfntng and his family much success on his retirement. We know he will be missed. We hope to give you the same prompt courteous service to a II our customers. ' - WHEEL ALIGNMENT $1295 RIS ING STAR Ken"el Boarding Indoor end outdoor run s. Groom•ng oil br Qeds Clean !> omtor y foci ltties Chesh1re . Phone (614 ) 367 ·0292 - - ~ -== ·=---;:-:;:------=: -AutO-Sale - ~ c-~ =- ·'= -.- !973 GRAN TORIN O Stoll on Wog_on . $95_0 992 _?7~ 6 1974 CUTLASS 5 '2·door Lan dau roof . P B P S , A C. 4 new rodrol lrres. 45 000 actu al mdeo:. AM FM tope $2895 01 be st offfu 74'2 ·'1201 after 5 7.4 2 2211 doyttme COUPON 1969 OLD S CUTLASS ronve rtobl e Runs well needs. body work 99 2 776'2 aft er 5. pm 1966 BUICK 992 58b5 LE SABRE 1977 CHE VROLE1 SeiArr 992 7308 Expires July 15, 1978 Phone S1000 1969 PONTIA C CATALINA Good condl tt on Good work cor . 992 ·3976 Call now for appointment . 1957 CHE VY 1952 Che11y Both l or S500 Charles Sr ssel l 949 2860 at Bo sh on . Pomeroy landmark 9 ...J~ct< 1/'1 . Carsey, Mgr . lliil Pomeroy ~92·2181 19!5 CHE VROlE T 985 3564 -· CAMARO CARRIER S NEEDED tor th e Doily Sen t mel Pomer oy Mtddlepor t AU CTION FR IDAY 7 pm New and and Sy tocu se oreo Please used mer chondtse al Ohto phone 992 · 21~6 between 8' 30 R1vc r Auctr on nov. located at om and 5 00 p~- ~ 537 Hrgh St•~e t Mtddl£>port LIFEGUARD A l H1ckory laM es oh•o Cam pground , 6 t4- 667 - ~4!- _ MECHANIC for Coterplller and l ere'! equ rprnen l 7 42·2806 afte r 6. 30 pm . DI~ S H Once pnma rily a muung and grazing state , ColorrJdo now draws the largest seg· ,__., .- ~- mc mne vCJcall on·recreatwn ar ea -- REDUCE SAFE and l a5t with GoBesj! Table ts 8. E·Vop ''water p1tl s !'Nelson Drug Gam recognition and prestige through a career in co,1sumer finance . ConSumer finance is an mtegral and important force in our country's economic growth and progress . A posttion here will give you economic security . The consumer finance business is steady - even during recessions . You can win promotion raptdly . You will be piid a good start1ng ulary and receive exceptional employee benefits . There are Branch Representative posttions open now for high Schoof graduates . You must have iln automobile. · Phone Mr. Snodgrass today for a confidential, ,personal interview . Call '91 -2111. I . CAPITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. 300 West Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 An ~qual Opportunity Elnplor,r SYRACUSE - 3 acres , seCluded , fenctng , garden , like new 3 Bdrm home, ran ch type with 2 baths, 2 yrs . old. ONLY $26,000 00 . sa,soo .oo ~ 2·3 Bdrms , 1 1 1~ baths, basement, equipped k itchen In good repair ready to move into . CALL TOOAV RT . 33 -3 BDRMS ., Basem ent , new F A. furnaCe , lots of remodeling, on a level lot . ill STEAL AT S1Uoo.oo. MIDDLEPORT remodeled 1112 stor y home with Let us test your water Free ~ft!_ack W . Carsey , M141r . 21 Phone 992-2181 FOOl SlARCRAF T mboo rd· ou tboard . Good (Qndllton SJSOO or !rod ~ tor smell er 1nboard ou tboard 94Q 2115 .One - 3 Bdrms , bath , kitchen, liv 1ng , dining . large u t il i t y, enclosed Sitting porch , barn & other Pomeroy Landmark ~ _. Excellent neighborhood, cute little 2 Bdrm . home needs owner. Basement, good condit ion . ONLY Sll ,000.00. HOME WITH 4 LOTS Has much potential. ONLY $9,000.00 . Nicely COUNTRY scffener, Model UC-SVI , Now Only •289,95 buildings. ON LY 515,000.00. WE HAVE MANY NICE PROPERTIES AND MANY QUALIFIED BUYERS . FOR BEST RESULTS CALL TODAY . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA ASSOCIATES 992·2259-992-6 191 991-2568 1977 YA MAHA XS b50 ow ner , -4 ,000 actual rn •l es Superb co nd1tion Cot! 992 · ~017 alter 5 pm · 03 STERE O '} speoM ers. B track AM f-M , lurn table , $175. Sears Sol1d Sta te 992-6080 otter 5 30 . -- ~-- ELE CTROPHONIC CABINET ste reo. rec01 d play er and tope play er. Approllltmotely 1' 1 years old Good co nd i t io n Co n tac t Copllal Sovr ngs ond l oon Co . 300 West Second St .. Pomeroy , Oh to or cal l 992·211 1 .. - - - ....____ ---- ~- FI VE' PIECE d10ett e set . Ve ry good co nd1tron 199 M u lbe~ry A ve. 991-3530. 992-3325. .. 1\6 E. Seco~d Street MIDDLE PORT 4 apartments in the heart of town 2 two bedroom ones, 1 one bedroom , and a studio apartment on a large <;9rner lot Asking JUSt 52 3, 000 for a quick sale . LAND - 5 to 25 acres of "ta nd i n the country . Electric availabl e. Located on good gravel road . S7SO per acre. ' REAL NICE - POMEROY ~NDMARK for /}.!I Y1n1t G f 1 '/ , K Hofp<!tnt i\pp: <)r~lt· ~·r H !", w c ,)1 . '{' ' Mqr PtHHII t;'-}'; /IHI 1972 FORD PICKUP 'I• ton , std shi ft with camp er sleeps 2 sro ... e, sinM , refrige rator , Inter· com , water tonk , 9CI2 550 1 -- __.__ - --RIDING l AWN mower 8 h p Spr · . -- ingl ield 36 " cut , electr1 c start 5250. Jo~n Krawsczyn , 300 Broadway. Middleport . Ph one 992-2717. 1~7 4 ONE TON Ford V 8 lon g whee l bose I 973 ' • ton Ford p1Ck4p 6 cyl. 4 speed 1975 Jeep Cherokee , Harold Br ewe~ , long Bollom . Oh1o Phone 985·355.4 SOLID WAlNUT ont1que gote Jeg drop leaf ldh: hei, toble choirs , Hoover portabl e wa sher Whrr lpool dryt~r dtdl es opd gla sswa re 9'1L ·7t:Ati - --~- TELEVISIOlV VIEWING 1975 Hol ly park with .80 of an acre of level land . Has 3 bedrooms with central air and heat Real ni ce built-in kitchen , patio, and metal utility building . $17 ,500. OPPORTUNITY - 4 room business build ing that wllf house and 91-ve a -m"lall family a start. Wan t to try your luck'. Only $13 ,000. NEW LISTING Renovated 3 bedroom frame home . New carpeting all through, new f~rnace and out of high water Walk to work or stores. S17 ,500. IN TOWN - 3 bedroom s, bath , temily room , electr= lc baseboard heating, Oh io Power, city water, and ni ce vieW. $17,500. _ OUTSKIRTS.C - Nice 2 bedroom ' home . Inside finish Is Ilk~ new . · Cie&n. neat, "and handy on State Route. Bath, nalural gas "'eat, city water , 2 car garaeg , and over 9 acres. :s1e,soo .. BEAT INFLATION! BUY NOW, SELL LATER . COME IN AND WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW. G. Bruce Tulord Htltn L. Tulord Suo P . Murpny As-late Business Services .... " R~al Ji~tc for Salt! . . - .. lWO LOTS near Me1g s Mme No 1 w1!h rural , water 742 2746 - - available. -- - - - - - ---1- ~-- IN RUTLAND 6 ro oms , porltal both . carport . utility buildi ng. On btg lo t C'l ty wate r, gas . 742 2881 FIVE ACRE S and Schultr: mobile home, land . has oddihonol trotler hookup ~eed for qUi ck - ~': 61.4:_bb7·33_0S. ____ _ THR£E BEDROOM frame home in Mtddleport Coli ~2 · 3457 rwON1CE lots ,n R~ith H;;-1~ 1y' f'orM !rai ler and 18 I( 42 ce· menf block build1ng , has Iorge garden ~pace ana 591o'erol frUit trees . Phone 949-24:28 CJNElbT-~n-M~dl;p~-;t.""~u !pped toe 2 mobde homes lnqu.ce 01 '124 Walnut offe r 5 pm . CARTER PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. both total electri c. oir co ndt · tro mng, full basement, Iorge lo• 992 3585 F1vE RooMho~;;-both~ newly poin led . 964 s . 3cd Sl . Mtddlepo rl 992- 5.:. 98:.9:__~~- 1s ACRE S LOCA TED in Pomeroy Oh1o w1th ct t~ water and sew age available W2·633J or 74 2 · 20::. 3 3"-~ . SALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9-tfc Vinyl " Auttt & Truck Repatr Also Transmission Repair · Phone 992-5682 ._311-ttc SEPTlC -TANK CLEANING Builders estimate, 24 hour service. Bissell Sid'lng Co, General Contr1ctors Phone 949-2101 or 949-2860 Free Estimates Anyd.ly, anytime. Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginter 915-3806 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC, Jack's SiiDlic Tiftk SeMte Box3· PIL 992-2174 Chtslor, tlltlo 10-JO.c: L----------.J H. L WRITESEL ROOFING or New MASH BROTHERS ALUM. & 8 :DO-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4,15: Dynomuff 6, 13; Three Robonlc Stooges 8.10 8 : ~ Go Globetrolters 3-4,15; Superfrlends 6, 13, 9 :36-Scooby's Lofi·A-Lymplcs 6,13 . . 10:oo-Batman. Tarzan B, 10; 10 :30--Pink Panther l=ree Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 7-7· 1 mo . 3A,1S;. 4:o0-MI0ter Cartoon 3; ~uperman A; For Richer, For ' Poorer 15; Merv Griffin 6: ·Addams Family 8; , Sesame St. 10,33; Match Game 10; Dinah 13. 4:36-My Three Sons 3; Gilligan' s Is. 4,8; Batman 10; Little .Rascals 15. 5 : ~roes 3; My Three 5•-ns 4; Gunsmoke B; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 10,33; Voyage to the Bottom orthe Sea 10; Emergency One 13; Pefflcoat · Junction 15. · 5 : 3~ _ Couple 4; NewS6; Elec . Co. 20,33; Hogan ' s Heroes 15. 6:00-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 10; Making Things Grow 33. · 6:36-NBC N..Ws 3,4,15; ABC News13; Andy Grllfllh 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7:00-Cross-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13: Muppet Show 8; News 10; Gilligan's Is. 15; Almanac 10; Insight 33. 7:30-Porter Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; $100,000 Name That Tune 6, 13; Price Is Rlghf B; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 10,33; . Family Feud .10; Pop Goes The Country 15. , 8:00-CPO Sharkey 3,4,15; Movie "The Last Dinosaur' 6,13; Movie "Scalawag" 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8:36-Chlco & the Man 3,4,15; Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:00-Rocklord Flies 3,4,15; Evening Of French Television 33; To Be Announced 20. 10 :oo--Qulncy 3,4, 15; ABC News .Closeup 6, 13; <;BS News Special 8, 10; News 10. 10 ·30--Monty Python's Flying Circus 10. 11 :00-News 3,4 ,6,8, 10, 13,15; Dick Cavett 20. 11 :3(f--Johnny Corson 3,4, 15; Team Tennis 6, 13; Movie "Carbine Williams" 8; Movie " The War of the Worlds" 10. , 12:DO-ABC News 33; 12 :3(f--Janakl 33. 1:oO-Midnlght Special 3,4, 15; Movie "Kung Fu" 10; 1:36-News 13. 2·30--News 3; 3:DO-Movle "Backtrack" 3; 4:30-Movie "Dead Run" 3. 6:00-Big Valley 3; Bewitched 3. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 P .M. - Rollercooster (PG) 7 & 11 P .M. -Hedda (PG) Cabbie Channel 5 7:00P.M. - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10 :00- 700 Club. · SATURDAY, JULY 15,1971 6:00-Summer Semester 8, 10; 6:30--TV Classroom B; . U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:00-Marlo & the Mogle Movie MIK:hlne 4; Fun for Everyone 6; Ghost Busters B; Public Polley Forums 10; Jabberiaw 13. 7' 30-Saturdoy Report 3; World of Survival 4; Ad· Repair Gutteis and · Downspouts ' Work Guaranteed ..,.,), 7-1 0·1 mo . VINYL SIDING Soffit, Room Additions & A-Frame Homes. for Free Estimates CALL 992-6323 or 992 -6011 6-19· 1 mo. pd. , 11 :DO-Baggy Pants 3,4, 15; CBS News Special 8, 1(1; 11 :30--Space Sentinels 3,15; Krafft Supershow 13; Lillie Rascals 4; Bewitched 6. 12:DO-Land at the Lost 3,15; Movie " In Enemy Country" 4; Point of VIew 6; Fat Albert 8, 10. 12:30--Thunder 3,15: American Bandstand 13; Soul Train 6; Space Acactemy 8, 10. 1 :DO-SP«e Kldettes 3; VIewpoint 8; Mr . M. . . 10; Wrestling 15; In Search of the Real America 33. 1 :36-Greote•t Sports Legends 3; Miniature Galt 6; Racers 8; Film Festival 10; 1978 NHRA Sport· snatlonals 13; French Chef 33, 2:DO-Boseball Warm -Up 3,4,15; Greatest Sports Legends 6; Movie "The African Queen" 8; Movie " The Nutty "Professor" 10; Notional Geographic 33. 2:1s-Boseboll 3,4,15; 2:36-Tennls 6;,13 ; 3:DO-Book Beo~~t 33 . . New Listing Excellent buy , 1971 Fleetwood mobile home on lot 145 'x 126' , home has two bedrooms. bath, heated with electric Coleman furnace, c arport and storage budd ing, r edwood fence . Located on Ma in Street In RAcine . Call today , t his one wilt sell fast for only $16,000,. 00 . 12 Room, split le-vel Colon.ial that has ~verything, lo ca ted In Riggscrest Manor , on corner lot . Selling for $65,000 but well worth it NEW LISTING - 7 rooms and bath , 4 bedrooms, nice size kitchen and I i-ving room , situated on l 1J2 acres Road. AskinQ Price $34,000 .00. - 3 bedroorfi ham-a-r bath, k itchen and dinir'lQ area located on Ma i n Street in Rutland Village. A lillie work could make this a real nice home . Ask Ing price Cheryl Lemley, Assoc . Home Phone 742-2003 Hilton Wolfe, Assoc. Home 949-2589 George "S. Hobsletter Jr. Broker Homo Phone 9f2·5739 HOMES ITES for sate , 1 acre and up . Middleport nea r Rut land Col[992 7481 . NEW 3 bedroo~;n hous.e, 2 both5, all elec. 1 acre, Middleport close to Rutland Phone 992 748 1. ----- ~ -~--~·- _._ VA ·FHA , 30 ~r . f1nonc mg al so ref) noncing . Ireland Mortgage , 77 E. Stole Athens , phone (bl4 ) BRADFORD, Aucti oneer . Com· plete Se r-w-1ce. Phone 9.. 9.2487 or 949·2000 Ra cine. Ohto , Crill Bradford ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers, toasters irons all sm all applian ce!> . lawn mower, nex t to State H1ghway Garage o"n Roul it 7 ,Phone (61-4) 985· Slmpact 10 Potato 3815. 3:36-Way It Was 33. 4:DO-That Nashville Music 10; Body Shop 33. 4:30--Brltlsh Open 6,13; Sports Spectacular 8; Nash· ville On The Road 10; Cotch-33 33. 5:DO-Stor Trek 3; Marcus Welby, M.D . 4; Pop Goes The Country 10; Film 15; Zoom 33. S:30-Porter Wagoner 10; Film 15; Once Upon A Classic 33. 6:DO-News 3,4,10; Lawrence Welk 8; God Has The Answer 15; Zoom 20; Sudlo Set. 33. 6:30--NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; You Bet Your Life 10; Economically Speaklna 33. 7:DO-LIIIIe Rascals 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee, · Haw 6,8; Black Perspettlve On The News 33; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Elee. Co. 10. 7:36-We Think You Should Know 3; Lowell Thomas Remembers33; All-Star Anyhlng Goes 10; Bionics: Superman or Supermachlne 13; Once Upon A Classic 20. 8>i)0·-'Bionlc Woman 3,4,15; Free Country 6,13; Bob Newhart 8, 10; Onedln Line 10; Great Performances 33. 8:30--Harvey Korman 6,13; Baby, I'm Back 8,10. 9:oo-Movle "Karen Ann Quinlan" 3,4,15; Love Boot 6,13; Movie "Fear Is the Key" 8,10; Great Per formances 20; Hollywood Television Theatre 33. 10 :DO-PIIot "The Rock Rainbow" 6, 13; 10 :3()..-Theater In America 33 . comp lelely equipped, laundry room with washer and dryer, 2 baths, outbuilding with electric for storage, alum . siding , storm Windows, new roof, on double lot. Asking $35,000 . O.Vner will lake mobile home as down pa,yment Prefer 3 bedroom . Middleport- House, large lot, completely. remodeled, garage, cellar, outbuild ings, grape arbor . No . 116·. S27 ,500. 804W. Main P.,meroy t92 ·229B AHer Hours ca11 992 -7133 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch Manager HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex· covaling , se pltc systems . dozer , backhoe, dump truck, limestone, grovel , blacktop paving , Rt. 143. Phone 1 (614) 698-7331 . NEIGLER BUILDING Supply for buildmg houses repair work and cobtnets. Coli Guy H Ne•gl~n 949-2508 after 5 pm. REEVES TRADING Post , Poge11 JIIe. Groce ries , dry good~ . hardwore, teed . tack shop Spec1ai 25 lb . of dog food , $3.88 JUST LISTED ' 3 bedroom , living room, kitchen & bath , lots of paneling , mostly all carpeted . All Insulated, natural gas heat, outside cellar. Nice Ohio R1ver view . · Located near Racine . Priced for quick sale S9 .500 TWO ACRES - A beautiful• year old, 3 bedroom horr, w ith large eaf ·in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, au · nicely she . Been u5ed twice . 992-3361 ' or 992·3694 hospital and school at Laurel Cliff. Asking $41.500. A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an excellent 3 bedrm . house with Ph baths, kitchen and built-In appliances , family rm. with fireplace, ail nicely carpeted . Full basement with wood·burnlng stove. Attached (2 car) garage. Chrysler Air-Temp. central heat ing and cooling. Very low elec. b/11•. All lhl• and approx . one acre land . Have a look. On Y $47,900. 511 ,700 will buy a good 2 bedrm . house and garage, storage tiulldlng and garden space on St. Rt. 1Z4 In Syracuse. VACANT LAND - 10 acre• of land on !lt. 33·4 lane about ooe mile north ot7·33 bypass . Asking S12,800 . $10,900 - 1 acre le-vel land with a 64x12 , 3 bedroom mobile home with natural gu heal, city water & septic, $15 ,000 - Will buy a good S bedrm . house with large l!vlng room and kitchen, 2 beths, basement, F .A . nat. gas heat in Chester We NHd Listlnvs (Middleport, .) .,...tv wo ha¥'0 typesof• : ~SboewpSIZee.rate ~~~l--t- wreath . '¥1 Lean-to 38 Jlard to rea cit 39 Bacteriologist's wire I DAILY tRYPTOQUOTE- ,, .to One letter simply stands for' another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CBYPTOQUOTES RH AXPOHV VELV VEH WXJV JKTTHJJAKS JVLVHJWHY ELQH IHHY ZPXAHJJBXYLSJ. S BY T X S Y R LJ L Z P X A ·H J J B X y. 1975 MAVERICK Radio, green. auto. 4 DR ................. . ... 12395 1975 MERCURY MARQUIS ............... , '2995 Stoa · Boy where you c1n c~ In and SM what you're ng 1975 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ... . , ..........'2295 Radio, std., good shape. Was $;695 I , 1974_PINTQ STATION WAGON ••••••• Nowt.l495 Radio, light blue, std. WI ---- - GoOd stledions - Fully stocked. 1974 HORNET 2 DR ••••••• .'~.·.~.'.1~:~.~.~ Auto., P.S. 197 4 VEGA 2 DR GL • • ~!'?. 4 .... '1495 :.'.t?: .. .......... '795 500................., ..'1495 1973 FORD GALAXIE ~ Or. H,T., . air. FURNITURE 1971 PONTIAC LEMAN'S •••••••••••••••••••••'695 2 Dr., a-uto. trans. ~UI!And 1 CAMPING TIME TRUCKS 196& IF YOU NEED A iOFA THAT REDIIE.QS •• VW BUS CAMPER •• ;~~!~!':".~· ........... 1795 1966. FORD TRUCK ~ camper Top ~95 TON •••••••••••••••••• u TRUCKS 1975 CHEVY WV PICKUP................. Standard, sharp. '2595 1976 FORD F-150........... ~ ~· ·· · ······ .. •• ·'3695 390, p.b, p.s, auto., AM-FM stereo tape, radial tires . One owner, 37,000 miles. Color rod. 1976 f~nf;~~ a~~~~~~e~~~i~[; ~~o~ ~oen~~i~~~ns~l~ ~b~~a!~ acr:es ttllab le with some very good cr eek bottom and · hill top land . The bill ance en pasture & wood s The six room home •s good (does need some modetn1za t1on ), large a ll · purpose barn and sev era l good outbu ildings Minerals go w ith i t and if's located in an area where gas, oi l & coal have been found to b e plent iful Near Rutla nd $60's, · E. M . Wiseman, Broker 446·3796 Eve. Jim Cochran, Assoc . 446-7881 Nancy Smith, As;oc . 446-4910 KARR &VAN ZANDT BARGAIN HUNTERS 1969 CAMARO MOD 327 v.a, 4 sp., E· T ~lotted wheels, air, shocks . 1971 DODGE MONACO 4 DR FORD F·UIO•••• , •• •••••••••••••••••••• '3295 1973 CHM ~ TON Short bid. ald ., 6 cyt Grabber, 2 Dr . 1974 Ford Maverick 2 Dr•.. ,. ...... ,s2095 Grabber Pack , V-8, auto. trans., p.s., AM- FM stereo tape . Nice: clean . \ Grab,Per Pa ck , V.a, CIO trans,, p .s., AM rad1o . Loca1 owned car . 1977 Ford Pinto Runabout .........s3495 3 Dr ., 4 cyl., auto. trans., radio, rallye appearance pack, full glass 3rd dr. ,White W·red trim . 1977 F-150 Ford ............... ., ..... s4495 $495 1973 Cad. DeVille Cpe.. ....... ........ .. ... '1995 1975 Chev. Blazer 4X4 ... , .:.... s4395 V-8, P .S., P .B., LWB , s2695 De¥We Sed, ..... ,. ............. . 1973 Sed .......... ..... .. , .... '6900 V-8, auto . trans ., p.s., p.b., full t ime 4x4 , radio, hardtop, local owned . Don' t miss th is one. Cad: Deville Cpe.......... , .. . ...... , '3295 1973 Toyota P.U......... , .. , .... ,.. $2095 1977 Olcls. Royale 1975 Chev. -Sed................ ,.... '6895 Caprice .W ag•• , ••• , •••••• , .... '3695 1974 Chev. Caprice Wag.............. ... , •12495 1973 Chev. Impala S~cl.. ..... , ...... , ....... '995 V-8, auto. trans., P .S., P. B., dual tanks, heavy duty , 1970 Chev. Malibu Cpe..... . .... .. .. . ., ..... 1495 . 1978 Ford Fa1rmonL ............... .$4195 1973 Buick LS. Sed. ·.......... :........... '1795 1969 Pontiac Bonneville 1973 Dodge CJ!arger v .a, auto ., p,s,: p.b., L.W. B. V-1, auto, p,s., p.b., removable top, • wheel dr . 1974 Dodge PitkUP...................s1495 1976 Chevy C-2Q, .........., .., ...... ,s4195 aJe owner, less than 24,000 miles . 1974 CHEVY 1h TON .• :............. .,s2695 1973 CHEV. BLAZER .....'............. S3fi95 4 cyl ., auto. trans ., local owned truck . N1ce. 1971 Chev. Malibu Cpe......... ~ •• • ., ••.•• 11295 1973 Ford T-Bird ..... : .... ~ ......... ., • ., .. '1695 TON ................. '2459 6 cyl. , auto. trans ., p.b ., p.s,, 2 in stock . Deville 1976 Cad. C-10, 6 cyl. , standard, L.W. B. ~ 1972 Ford Maverick ................... s1000 '1695 1973 CHEV. VEGA........ ~.~~·.:.~.·:.· .... •395 1967 FORD GAlAXIE 2 DR ......... .,'395 1970 PONnAC 2 DR HT.............. s395 TRUCKS · 1975.FORD F-100 .................... •2395 1974 CHEVY 2 Dr. 1 19 7 4 Cad. Eldorado . ....... .. " • - • - • "· ., • - 5295 13695 1974 cad. Auto., air . 1975 CHEV. CUSTOM DELUX 1973 Dodge Charger SL .......... ., 1973 Ford Maverick 2 Dr... ,. ......s1995 1975 VEGA WAGON,. ....~~!?::.?!~: 1 1495 ' 1973 CHEV~ CHEVEL1E ............. ,s1695 Dr. Wagon. 1975 Ford Granada Ghia 2 Dr•.,.. 4 Dr. V-8, auto., P.S., P. B., air , vinyl roof. 4 4 cyl , 4 speed trans. , p.s., AM radio, rallye wheel s, less than 11.000 m i les, white w-red in t . One local owne r . 1975 Ford Granada Ghia.,. .. ,. .. ,.. s2795 1975 CHEV. BELAIR ... ~..~~::.~. !':... •1995 1973 NOVA ...........~.c.y. .'. ~.~t.o:~.~ .~~-... •1695 1973 PONnAC GRAN AN ........... s1395 · ' Sed ... .. ..... ., .... '995 SE.. ................. '1995 1976 Ply. Volare SecL. .... , ............... '2795 1976 !)odge' Aspen Sed ..... ........ ,.. .,. 13795 2 Dr ., 4 cyl, auto., P S., vinyl roof , AM radio . 1975 Ford Pinto Wagon..... ., .... :.. s2395 P.S., • 'cyl. , a ir , luggage rack . 1973 Pinto Wagon Squire .., ...... ..J1595 4 cyl., auto. , P.S., air, AM radio, luggage rack . 1976 Ford Maverick ................... '3495 4 Or ., 6 Cf 1., P.S., a ir, auto., boc;ly side molding. Sid, tr•na., L, w:i~;, rod, 15 IN STOCK 1481\CRE FARM - UNUSUALLV.. GOOD BUY- The 351 V -8', H .T ., p.s., ale .. p.b., -velour int., AM FM stereo, v inyl roof , digttal clock, more. Sharp. Auto. , V·B,rf', S., P .B., LWB lED fC!)R YOU OWNER DESIRES IMMEOI·ATE SALE - Th e owner of thi s home 1n Pom eroy 1s leavin9 the area an d needs to se ll now A lV::.o story home w1th 4 bedrooms 1nc l uding a spac iou s ma st er bedroom , love ly kitchen with a ll the appliances, large living r oom . washer & dryer plu s patio & 6 ac r es of land and 1f 's onlyh 1 mi le fr om downtow n . $27,500. L S Z X S B V B T B L Y . A H S B G i-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;:;::;:;::~ A P L Y N A K "P V H P I Ye~~terday't Cryptoquote: PRIDE IS SELDOM DEUCATE; IT WILL PLEASE ITSELF WITH VERY MEAN Al). VANTAGES.--sAMUEL JOHNSON 1974 CHEV. NOVA..~.~!:~.~~.S~; ..... •1995 1 1975 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON ••••• . NOW1 2595 P .B., P.S. ' ·' 742-2211 Here•s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXB LONGFE ,L LOW 6 cyL P. B., P.S, air. In QUICK SALE NEEDED - 68 acres of good bottom , pasture & woods on Van Zand t Road . The owner 1S no longer ab le to take car e of thi s lovely pl ace so they must se l l now Attract nte r emodeled 10 room farm home w1th n1ce SIZed rooms , 111'2 baths, 4 bedrooms & ca rpe t th r oughou t Rural & well water plus several old outbuildings . Pr iced to sell a t $46,900. 35 Garland; ·1974 IMPALA CUSTOM.:..9~::.~!~; S2495 6 ACRES - Nice 1'/>Story home mostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bedrms , living rm ., fam i ly rm ., with fireplace, basement , fuel "oil furnace. garage and outbuildings. Some fen ci ng , plenty of road frontage and garden space City water and drilled well . Loe. close tQ bolder, for short 1 12' Viliyl Floor Covering Shopping t:r "' venience - Marie 29 Corridor 320fflce- 1975 TOYOTA CEUCA 6 t.. ........s2995 2 Or . H.T.,_s sp . 1974 MERCURY COUGAR XRZ .....s2695 Air ; auto .. p.s., p.b .• half vinyl roqf. '2195 1973 FORD GRAND TORINO All carpel Installed with paddtng at no charge. Expert tnstallallon. 9' and p.m , For Your C.ALL 446-3643 1 57 ACRES - With a nice 111, story· house with 3 bedrms . m inutes north of Racine. Asking $42,000. Apnl showers broughl May flowers which yuu charged fur 90 days in March and have tu pay fur (n June. Ti117 , DO GALUA .COUNTY'S lARGEST · REAL ESTATE AGENCY princess 27 Melt; blend Z8 Sault h-+-4-- 40 Weapon 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,6,10, 13,15; 11:1S....ABC News 6. 11 :30--Salurday Night Live 3,4, 15; Fifth Annual Black Athletes Hall of Fame Awards 6; Secood City T.V. 8; Movie "North by Northwest" 10; Movie "The Amazing Colossal Man '' 13. 12 :DO-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Janakl 33. 1 :oo-Movle "Torture Gerden" Ji Movie "Berlin Alfalr" 4; Wolfman Jack 6; Movie "Attock of the Puppet People"13 . 2:30--News 13; 3· DO-News 3; 3· 3G--Movle "The Adding Machine" 3. 5:00--Bonanza 3; 6:DO-Bewltched 3. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 P .M. - Pipe Creams (PG) 1& 11 P . M .~ Crossof Iron (PG) ltlrvesltr L~--------.J THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE ·AGENCY '=+-+-1- REED'S COUNTRY STORE A LOT more e x tras, low heat bill with nat . gas forced air furnace All this a·nd two n ice acres of land In a good location. Will go quick tor S35,000 . fenced. Ni ce country setting off blacktop road just 6 Z5 Ca!ppanlle 26 Mark's I 1 New ldu I Equipment I I 1I I 1 1977 Ford Mustang II 2 Dr. ,..,. .. s3895 vinyl top. carpeled , 1 balhs, full basement with TV' room . Many and 11!2 baths. Mostly carpeted . B ig central fireplace with heatolater . Small barn and outbuildings, 20 acres son-in-law ,...~;;.;.,....,.,_ 1 owner, 35,000 miles, 2 door Mrdtop, white &· Carpet As Low As '4• 88 lq. yd. & up tlntrepid one SEE THEM TODAY Light green , air, 1-pole, auto., power steering & brakes. Rubber Back 8 Lena Horne song a anake Z2 English river Z3 Mussolini'!!. 1974 MAVERICK SAVE ON CAIPmNG DRIVE A LimE SAVE realn\ SPECIAL RUnAND 1976 ST ... RCRAFT TRAILER. Sleeps 7 Including I I POMEROY, o. I PH. 992-2176 ·1 1nte1111ti01111 open Fnday II ) Call142·2211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Smith · CENTRAL REALTY CO. by 21 Wind, as , ~ Equipment Co. I 9911639 PULLIN S EXCA,,VATING Cornplete Service . Phone 992 2478. PUDDLE POOLS All si1es and shapes Swim pools. 2 year ~ e~penen c e . fr ee eshmotes, ·onyth tn g you need for underground sw im pools. New chemical and supply s. tore Alba n y , Oh1a , Ph o ne 014 ·698·6555. ( Af!er 6 pm, 614 ·689 ·5251 John Jeffers or 089 ·5265 Bell Gillette ) We ore NOT all wet on PRICES. - ---~ ___:c__:.:__ _ I Of Selene's • Ye~~terdlty'• AIIIWer u Ezecute Z7 AlriculII Celery : Sp. turi8t II Com Zt Mlchelanbread gelo work zz Sleep 30 Gaggle's fitfully members Z3 Oi1e of 31 Done the Magi 31 Anonymous Z4 Chants John or Jane Z5 Fang 37 Sad sound A thought for tile day : American statesman Adlai Stevenson said, " A hungcy man is not a free ma.n .J ' r---------, 1 ME~GS I ·-· "Finally, l'vefound a MAN-SIZE tractor" EXCAVATING . dozer, bockhoe FOUR PUPPIES, molo.e good pets , and d1tcher . Charles R. Hot· 7o42-2949 field , Bock Hoe Sen<~ce , TO GOOD home . female puppy, B Rutland Oh1o. Phone 7-tf·2008 weeks old. Very cute . 992 ·2428 • WILL do roofing . cons tru ction, plumb1r1g and heotmg No 1ob too Iorge or too smoll. Phone 742·1348. standby zo Surrounded & Gll..n Tillers, uwn Boy Mower Soles & Service. --- 2 story older home. J be-drooms, family room w ith f i replace, living room, dining room, carpeted throughout, k i tch .e n line 3 Useful oil lantern 4 Nigerian city 5 ScUlptar's 18 Mule mowtr 399 W. Main St. SEWING MACHINE Repo trs , ser· viCe . all makes . 992-2284 . The Pomeroy, Ohio THREE BEDROOM house in RaCtn e Fabri c Shop , Po<T~eroy . artta. Near fiver Completely Ph. 992-1164 · 1 A uthorized Singer Sc. es and reW10de! ed '949-1545 , ~~ -------~ Serv1ce We sharpen S~.-r ssors . 3 7 A\RES IN Rutland Vtllage . 4 bedroom house , 2 car garage EXC AVATING , dozer, loader and backhoe worM dump trucM s other outbu tl dtngs.. A s.king and fo· boys for htre, will haul $15.000 . 741-3150. f1ll dtrt to soil , l1mestone and MALE KIT TEN , two month5 old . grovel Call Bob or Roger Jefblo ck ond white Adorable fers , day phone 992·7089 , night marking5 . 992 . 2592 or phon e 991·3525 or 992 5232 . I ~te · residue Z Hucbler's 13 Take on 14 Indian city 15 Poet's word 11 Stubborn - mule n Jockey Turcotte service. M.IMY Ferguson 592 -3051 -- DOWN II Kim. or Tab "' Cuffee that's guud tu lhe last drop w11l never · gel through the sludge of the beanery's boiler. MODERN SUPPLY Small e119lne & ' In 1966, eight nurses were found murdered in Chicago, Drifter Richard Speck later was convicted of tile slaytngs and sentenced to death. The U.S. Supreme Court subsequenUy ruled out tile deatll sentence and Speck remains in prison. by THOMAS JOSEPH ACIUJilS 41 E;ncen1 Court star dered 3 542,000 .00 .L,ISTING I. ' 742·2328 bedroom total electri~ ' home, located in' Hutchinson Sub-Division, Rutland, Oh 1o Home has 'full basement and garage . Situated on lot 95'xll5'. Sell tng price. $32 ,000.00. NEW LISTING 4 bedroom home , modern kitchen, rec . room , full bath with shower, total electric, low taxes. low heating b1lls, situated In the Arbaugh Addition. Tuppers P lains, Ohio, on large- lot . Setl I ng tor 1 NEW mile off Rt 1 by.p..s on 51. Rl. 12.4 toward Rutland, 0. R.esidentiol · and commorci•l. Call for Office Hrs. : ta .m .• sp.m . oo Happy Hollow P.,moroy, 0 . 3-15-tfc Ph ' 992-2141 ~ Call Professiona I Phone 992-6333 LISTING ' Siding AI Tromm Construction Saturday at noon Your Full Time Rea I Estate Broker NEW MOORE'S Storm Windows Roofing. Siding. Room Additions & Sllray Painting Closed Thursdays & I & Aluminum 991-1656 . GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr. Broker 101112 Sycamore St. Pomeroy. Ohio I, ' total electric . No Sunday cans Please house tn Ru s. t1c Hills . Syrec use 7·9- 1 mo . 0 h 1o Do u bI e con c r e1e L------.,-'--:-...:.,..r dr r,..ewoy , pot1o w1tti bnck bor b·que, storage bu 1lding , stove. 'r efngerolor ar,d carpetmg. HOBSIEIIER REALTY ' Brakes . Shocks . Tires . Battery, I lnstallation'Service FREE ESTIMATES THREE~-BEOROOM For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At Muffler . 300~in St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or992-6263 8A,M.Io4:30P.M. TUPPERS PLAINS 3 bedcoom, I '"' For i 1 quick sale of your pr~perty, see us for f1st servec:e. FRANKLIN FIREPLA CE w tth screen rn good co nd11t 0n $125 61.4 667 6120or98 5·4103 . WANTED TO Rent ; House or apartment in Pomeroy or Mid· dleport for Dentist locating 1n the oreo . 1·593-5885 , Athen s. S1 4,000,00. FIR EWOOD FOR sol e Green or '!>eosoned Phone 985 3567 or 949 2358 A CAREER JOB IN CONSUMER FINANCE • ·~- ---~--- J 'l ( ''· • - 12 FOOT BOA T and der $250. I 966 GMC '1 ton - 1cMvp, fl ucM S500 Col i 992 5293 ot ter 4 pm NEW MA CK TRU CK FACI LITY Ground for oppor tun1t1 es . EK · pe r ten ced' second gene ral mochon1cs Mechon1c's helper. Ports manager Po rts counter hel per Ports dell... ery tru ck dr1vers Seu elory . Gtmerol of· f1ce worM Send resume to ~ Gallro Mock , PO Sol( .!19 ] , G oll1 p9~i~ 45631 - - - - _ f rum rrumufactunng, foll owed by a~n culture, tour ism and mmrng Its snow-capped peaks . ski center., ghost towns a nd health spas make 11 a popular 1ls ~ - t l of - 1977 CHEV ROLET CAPRI CE Closs tc ' 2 door 350 4bbl Power w1n dow<; v1n yl l op. crut se con trol 1976 DODGE VAN New tire s l ui tdt wheel AM FM 8 trac k tope ly custom•zed . AM FM 8 tra ck power door locMs SSCOO Alter stereo Good c: ondrhon $2800 5 col\949 2754 7-42 2790 SPECIAL PRICE m ent cabbage . and beans (p1 ck your own } lro r sole now' Swee t co rn Ovad oble July 11 th . , C W Pr~W.,. Form P'o rll ond , Ohro Let Pomerov Landmark soften & · condttion your water with Co-op water $~OFF I ---~-- AK C REGISTERED l emole bo • er 1 !ear o~d 98_5.! 2~8 AND RECEIVE I ---NEW POT ATOES. N EED A WAT ER SOFTENER? COUPON > > > > > FQI\ SA lE Frv e ceme tery lots. Roetne Ce m e t ery Coli GoHrpolt s. Oh 1o 6l4 446,2507 DOBERMAN PUPS 10 week s old . Block an d ton 9'12 3216 or 992 -5010 BRING IN > ---- HOOF HOLLOW Horses. Buy. sell trade or tro1n . New and used saddles Ruth Reeves. Alba ny ;el 4) b9B ·32qo Any U .S. made car - parts extra tf needed . Excludes front-whee l drtve cars > > > > > > -- - ----- ANNOUNCIN G th£> o p~nmg at Ho 1r by Ldo' Beauty Solon . 3 m1les E'O!>l ol Cheo:. te r Rl 248 Mrs. Keilh R1denour , ow n€'r . l ues.day through Sotvrdoy by appo1ntment > -- - MIS( YA RD Sol e. July 15 10 00 OJll Brown trader behrnd Pomeroy Fre tght Stot1 on W Morn St. Cloth1 ng, small op· phonces . go lf clubs. mtsc - ,... -- ____.,. .,.. - Robert Hayman 992-6345 ~ ·.A,l ___ -- --- ~. · Monoar SPECIAL .. -----·- ------ 9. NU(Jil un Satu rd a;· UwJ~y -- --- -- Mubrk Home ;;u lc:-> ,uu.l Ywd ~ll'J; Tl w Will CARE ' for the elderly in our home Phone 992·73 14 --- ----- In acl'~ !)!cd o u l )~ ' wr th -- ~- --~ rate &rr -- 6: Wacko 8: Grape Ape 13. , FRIDAY, JULY 14,Jttl COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork Route 33. north of Pomeroy ---· WATER WEll drilling. Willi am T, _ ~ a r g!~~~~~~:_7~ ?_9__ _ Grant 742·2879 SE NIOR CITIZENS : Our new . rente rs assistance . y"u may be Chimney Swept by a professional able to live 1n ou r apartment w 1th modern dustless deonrtng for less than SSO o month For - oldtr me workma nship. Co O morEl' •nformalr on contact 1 373·6057 . Ron Zortman. Vtlloge Manor Ap.ortments. CHIP WOOD . Pol es ma x . TIL E INSTAllED Ceramic l 1le , ' 991-7787 diOmete r 10" on largest end , sa sl ate ond quarry. 992·3665 15 per to n Bundled slab. ~ per 10 ' l ACRES . 7 roo m h~;;,~ewly_ ye~r~ elll~~c. "':.:•_ · -ton Deli vered to Ohio Pol let remode led Mulberry Hts , Co . Rr . 2. Pomeroy 992,2689. Pomeroy All crly utt!1t1e s. $200 Will DO bobys1t1ing in the home ---~---weekday s. 7 to 5. 992·3976. mont h plus utrl rt1eS. 992 -5970 or TIMBER POMEROY Fares! Pro· - ~1·444 8001. ducts . Top pr ice tor stondm g sow limber Call 992·5965 or _ Kent Hanby , 1-446 857~·~-0 LD FURNITURE . tee boxes bra ss b~ds , 1ron beds, desks etc , complete .households. Wrtt e 8 & S MOBILE HOMES , Pt Plea- , M .D Mrller, Rt . 4, Pome roy 0 1 s.ant W Va beside Heck s . • coll992 -77tiJ __ ,,.. our 1973 ·Broo dmore 14 )( - 64 2 lso,rvice deoa1rtment and bedroom OLD COINS, pocket wa tc hes. will service Hotpolnt and class. r tn gs. we dd1ng bonds. 1973 Darton 14 x 00 2 bedroom dromond s. Gold or sil ver Call 1972 V u:: tor 1on 14 lll 67 3 bedr oom, other brands. 1 both Roger Wa msley 742 233 1. 1972 Coventry 17 • b5 3 bedroom WOULD I1Me to toke 011er 1969 Stat esm an 12 I( bO 2 Pomeroy Landmark payment s on a mobde home . r bedroom Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. -~~- 773 · ~ 1:..:5"---COAL LIMESTONE , sand , gro vel, cal:tu m chlorrde . ferttl1zer dog Phone99'2·2111 food and all ty pes of salt E. ce ls+or Salt Work s. , Inc E Mom IF YOU have o serv1 ce to o ff e1, St. Pomeroy . 992 ·389.:. 1:____ wont to bu.,- or sell somethmg BE ST SELE CTION ~t -;he best wood ae looMrng for work . 01 slaves rn Southeas tern Oh1 o whatever you II get res ults Efel T1 rolto Jotul. Marso laster w tth o Sentinel Wont Ad Tempw ood, and No!huo Zton Coll997 7 156 Heat Co 8 Pu!nom Dr . (off Mdl ~---CARPORT SAL E l!ol.tr meever O il St. ). Athen s. 614 ·5921:1J79 or b14·6961187 Rt 7 Bypass . '. mtle on Leodrng Creek Road July 13, 14 , 15 BURROUGHS SE NS! MAT!( ac· Record players. 10 spe ed b1cy Phone co unt1ng machm e de , uprighl p• ono clo th e~ 992·2156, The Do rly Senltnel ~IS h!_:_ pan~ ----~----111 Court Street, Pomeroy, YAHD SAL E Saturday . July 15 etl9 Oh iO MAIN am Owens 212 N Jrd Mtd · dleport Clothrng lea ther , USED TRACTOR S POMEROY. o. MF135 Dmsel MF230 D1e5el bogs. shoes a record player . MF 150 D+esel M F235 Diesel NEW LISTING - 19 acres, books app lio n(£>5 l..n.ck MF165 Dresel · MF285 D1esel · rt;~nch type home w 1th 3 k noc ks elC MFII35 Dtese1 Co b. air & --Bdrms., bath, carpeting, 8 FAMilY GARAGE Sole H A . heoater paneling. Garage, several Cole resrde nce , Tupp ers Plain s, NEW & USED IMPLEMENTS buildings p l us 2 older Oh to 9·'l do1ly JunM to onl1· MF9 Boler · MFIO Boler MFI 20 homes that are rented at SohH Matthews. Rotary Scy the _q u! ~ -~ . MFBBO Sem1 moun. ted 6 bot · present, plus FREE GAS YARD SA LE Ju ly 13 14 15 At tom Pl ow MF520 12 0 1sc WILL SELL FAST Hobson by the ro1l rooV lroclo. s MF200 2 Row Chopper · MF39 2 $24,000.00 1n Mtddl eport 992 -61 73 Row Planters · Mechon 1c.ol SECLUDED - Bul close to FtVE ~ FAM.Ii V-v;rd Sole -~ ,218-;-1 Transplanter Pomeroy , 2 acres. 2 story Condpr St , Pomeroy D1shes SHINN S TRACTOR SALES home in good condit•on, clo th ing , baby 1h1ngs an d a ld P h on~ 458· 1630 several butldmgs, garden t le of every thrng Thur sday thr u Leon W Vo space only $25,000 00 So tu1 day From 9-5 2.25 3.75 '"' 3dllys --- (:1\<u~t> I::!~ Cet"li I <boy 2dl:lys Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items .Into Cash LOST · TOOL BO X w1th tools bet· ween Chester and Ba sh on , thought to be IQs t 1n Scou t . Camp Rood . Col! Charles 8isse11. 949. 2860 _..........,_ LOS T REO lr 1sh setter m Racine area Wh1 te spo t 1n chest. Mar vin Hill 949 -22 10. · l!!!£~MM,tr ventures of Muhammad All 15; Dusty' s Treehouse . VA~ .PICKUP. •••••.••••••••• i1795 Drive Home A Winner 1 1972 CHEVY C-10.~~~:.~: ............... '2895 RIEBEL'S USED CARS ~St. Rt, 7 See Roger Riebel 667-3443 1 mile north Tuppers Pl1ins. Ohio Set ant of these courteous Sllesmen: Pete Burris, ~rvln Keobaugh or George Harris. OPEN TILL 7 P. M. Except Thursday & S.lur.d ay 1115 :00 Closed Sunday ' Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doinpllutlntss" GMC Financing, , m-Sl42 P.,moray ' Open Evenings unHI6:GO-Til 5 p,m. Set, DAN THOMPSON FORD , See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pal MIMter, lor .a Good Deal on a Ntw or 992-2196 �12- lbe o.lly Sentinel, ~ddleport·Pomeroy, o., Friday, July a, 1978 I Clearing house hit by thieves Area De~Jhs buyers and seDers ol stocks and runner F~ McMullin, and bonds. were releaaed unharmed, but Police .said one of the the ~ million shipment was gunmen infercepted a lost. . LOUISE KEEBAUGH Bradford messenger on the Douglas Thotnsjo, senior Mrs. Louise M. Keebaugh, sidewalk and forced him into vice president of the parent 75, Route 3, Pomeroy, died the company's car, where the conpany, Bradford Natlonal Thursday morning at St. second gunman had Corp ., said the _ stolen Joseph Hospital In Parkersoverpowered the driver. documents included some . burg foDowing an apparent The gunmen a bandooed the $2.~ millioo in bonds, ''wbi!eb heart attack. car in aitolher section of the could be negotiated" lind Mrs. Keebaugb was a Wall Street area and escaped another $2.~ million in daughter of the late Aida and In their own vehicle. The equities - commoo stocks Lydia Gyer Bahr and was a Bradford employees, with the names of their owner _resident of Meigs County for identified as guard Ed Collins on them - that he said were practically au of her life. oot negotiable. • Besides her parents, she· However, Thornsjo said tbe was prece~ed In death by her bonds were numbered, and· husband, C. Clive banks or firms buying such Keebaugh, 21 years ago; a securities should check with brother, Welilon Bahr; an • tbe Security Information infant daughter, Jean; a •Corp. in Boston before they sister, Cleta Koehler, and a accept them ·as currency. Step-sister, Idonia Johnson . He said a law that hecame A member of the Orange By DONALD H. MAY start such C<H>ps. effective last Jan . I requires Christian Cburcb, Mrs . WASHINGTON (UPI) It also would provide ~ Ralph Nader believes with $'15 million in technical banks and larger security Keebaugh is survived by a finns to make such a check, daughter , Claire Abolin, consumer · groups won a assistance . tbe statute was Lebanon, Va.; a son, Marvin adding major victory With Senate Proponents said the bill Route 3, approval of legislation that I'Ofiternplates that ·all of the . designed to make "this type Keebaligh, a brother, · would provide the . monev federal capital will be repaid of robbery .. . as current as Pomeroy; Maynard Bahr, RD Long needed to start low-priced and the coopera lives will dinosaurs." Bottom; a sister, Ellene consumer cooperatives. become self~ustaining. Leonard, RD Reedsville, and The consumer activist, in a A version approved by the a step-sister, Lavina Branstatement, called the Senate House last summer by a onenan, RD Reedsville. Also action Thursday "an · vote margin would provide surviving are two grandoutstanding victory." (Qintlnutd frcm ~ 1) nearly twice as much - $750 children, Mrs . Robert Esther Peter!DI, President rnilUon - for the bank and A discussion was beld )luck, Pomeroy, and (Debra) Carter's consumer adviser, technical assistance. dealing with tbe Rutland F.uel Mrs. Jason (Tonya) DaYis, said the bill will result in "Today t~e consumer Co. disclosing tbe board bad · Route 3, Pomeroy, three lower consumer prices if it movement been apparently overpaying won an wins final congressional outstanding victory," Nader due to a defective meter and great-grandchildren, and approval. said. "There are many people Dwight Goins, adnllnistrative several nieces and nephews. Funeral services wiD be It still must go to a House- desirous of forming a C!Hlp in assistant , was asked to Senate conference comlnittee their communities and contact the Prosecuting beld at 2 p.m. Sunday at the where the differences with reducing some of their Attorney about tbe matter. Orange Christian Cburcb, the House version will be expenses." -Goins also was authorized northeast of Alfred, with Mr. adjusted. Mrs. Peterson said existing to contact the Prosecuting George Pickens officiating. The Senate passage on a ~ cooperatives already have Attorney in regard to a five- Burial will be in the 33 y ote carne after rejection saved money for their mem- year guarantee whlch was · Keebaugh Cemetery in the of a move to change the bers. issued on tbe repsir of the Sumner area. Friends may caU at the proposal into a two-year She cited as examples a roo[ of tbe Middleport studY and pilot loan program food co-<>p in Palo Alto, Calif., elementary school on Aug. 23, Ewing Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. designed merely to test its that reduced food costs 10 1976. The body will be taken to feasibility. percent for its members; an Attending the meeting were The bill would provide $300 optical co-op in Detroit that Supt. Charles Dowler; Goins, the Orange Christian Church million in govenunent seed cut the · cost of eye administrative assistant; to lie in state for one hour capital over the next five examlna tions from $2S to $9; Dan Mort·.is, . director of prior to Sunday's service. years to set up a National and a student housing CO-<JP curriculum; treasurer ·Jane Friends may caU at tbe Coosurner Cooperatlve Baok, at Oberlin College, Ohio, that Wagner; Bob Morris, prin· church. which . would make loans to she said saved each student cipal of the Pomeroy and $450 a year. Middleport elementary WAIJ.ACE WEAVER Small business groups schools and board members, Wallace (Boone) Weaver, lobbied against the bill. Our Interest is Jennifer Sheets, Wendell Racine, died this morning at Sen. John Tower, R·Texas, Hoover, Carol Pierce and Greater For You Holzer Medical . Center. author of the proposal to Virgil King. Arrangements will be anreduce the bill to a $21) million nounced later by Ewing pilot program, said tbe Funeral Home. measure would give ~· an On 90-Day unfair competitive advantage over small businesses. Certificates Sen. Alan Cranstoo, DEather M. Black, .063 acre, Ca\11., aald \he bill would 5.75 per cent paid 0r1 Rutland. require tbe bank Lo coosider Gladine Ward, CUlton J . 90 day Certificates of the impact oo srnaD business Ward to John T. Smith, 1.56 Oepos it. SSOQ.OO before making a loan to a co· acres, Orange. Minimum. Interest op. He said sinall business Hazel J. Sellers, Paul K Payable Quarterly. already bas its own access to Felix R. Alkire, Mildred Sellers to Stephen H. Nease, through the Small federal aid A substantial penally Is Business Administration, Irene Alkire to Carl Vincent JeaMie D. Nease, 2.06 acres, invoktd on all certlllcato accounts withdrawn prior which is not allowed to help Gheen, Sr., Carol Marie Lebanon. to tho dale 'of maturity. Gheen, 10.78 acres, Scipio. Herman Kincaid, Margaret C!Hlps. Arthur Fletcher, dec . to Davis Kincaid to Lincoln Ramie C. Fletcher, Mary Eugene Smith, Shirley Ann Jaraldlne Fletcher, Cert . o[ Smith, Lot SO, Middleport. trans ., Lebanon. Bessie Hysell to Jack tn . Mabel A. Taylor aka Carsey, Neacil Carsey, Lot Design and Mabel Fletcher to Ramie 136, Pomeroy. Fletcher, Jaraldine Fletcher, Quality Int. in 20 acres if any, Tho A!Mns County BOARD TO MEET • Lebanon. POIIIIIOJ S.vinlls & Loan Co. EAST MEIGS - Tbe Romie C, Fletcher, Arbutus W. Main St. Eastern Local School District H. Fletcher to Mary Pomeroy, ~io Jaraldine Fletcher, 10.397 Board o[ Education will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday to take . Shop acres, Lebanon. Mary Jeraldine Fletcher to action on rool repair at tbe Ramie C. Fletcher, Arbutus Chester Elementary School H. Fletcher.. 10.392 acres, building, approve the budget for tbe fiscal year and other Lebanon. Ramie C. Fletcher, Arbutus matters. H. Fletcher to Raymood ·Cari Fletcher, Jocile 0 . Fletcher; · GIFI'S GIVEN 10.392 acres, Lebanon. Presenting gifts to Amber Robert DIVietro, Marie qanielle Colmer at tbe recent DiVietro to Glenn R. Collins. Celebration of ber first birth· It's Time To Give Jr., Connie G. Collins, Lot 7, day , June 21, were her mater· Your Lacy Dolars Bridgman's Add ., Syracuse. nal greatgrandparents, Mr. Norman 0 . Weber, Vera A. and Mrs. William Stephen· A Real Workout! Weber to Columbus & son, and Mr. and Mrs. David Southern Ohio Elec . Co ., Johnson. Ease ., Olive. Minnie G. · McCartney, Delbert C. McCartney to John BOOSTERS TO MEET E. Martin,' Judith E. Martin, The M~igs Band Boosters ¥, acre and lots, Bedford. will meet Monday, July 17, at Leonard E . Burney, Naomi the band room at Meigs High Just Put Us In Charge Bentley to Warren D. Black, School. NEW YORK (UPI) -The parent finn of a WaD Street securities clearing house says about half the $5 million In leCIIrltlel stolen fr«n two unarmed- employees In the financial district is negotiable. '!be gUards were robbed Thursday morning as they were returning to Braclord Securities Processing Services, Inc., a oecurities c~ring house that serves as the middleman between· the Consqmer grouj) • • • m maJor VIctory Board. • • 5.75% Meigs Property Transfers . • LUkemeyer·addresses CHEAO hoard Meip Co. Branch ___@ ------- We'l l work t hem 24 hours a day , 7 days a week earnmg YOU a ftne guaran teed 1n teres1 rate, rneam.,.tHie 1ns ur tn g them up to $40 .000 10 on~ ot the safes t mves tments on ea rth a bank acco unt. Sto p 1n . pomeroy rut~c?nd tuppers ploms .w..... FDK pomeroy natlona . bank . . -, the bank of the century Monday, July 17 - Great Bend, 3-3:30; Stiversville, 44:30; Long Bottom, :Hi:30; Success Road, ~:30; County Road 20 ·Dave's Grocery, 7· 7:1S; Enterprjlll!, 7:30-8. Thursday, July 20- Letart Community, 2:45-3:15; An· tiquity, 3:.30·4; Radile· Wagners Hardware, 4: 15· 5:15 ; Racine Bank, 5:1~:1S; Syracuse Swimming Pool, 6:30-8; Minersville HiD, 8:158:45. Woman is overcome by smoke A Mason woman was treated for smoke inhalation . following a fire Wednesday afternoon at tbe residence of Brad Johnson, Mason. Catherine E. Wood, 30, Mason, was taken to Holzer" Medical Center by the Mason Squad where she was treated ' and ·rel•l!led· Firemen received tbe caD at 2:30 p.m. Upon arrival they found tbe fire confined to an electric stove In the kit· eben. A spokesman reported smoke and heat damage to the kitchen. No estimate of damage or additional injuries were reported. Three trucks and eight men responded to the caU. Stop smoking days slated . OPENINGS AVAILABLE There are lltUI openlnge for women wilhlllil to attend the free cervical cancer cllalc at Heath United Methodlat Cburcb Wednesday beciMin& at I p.m. Thoee waNing appointments should caU tn. 7531 daily or 992"*2 on tht weekend or in the evenlnl!. ,.; established 1872 ~ .. . .. .. caster.. Dr. Thomas A. Robertson , reported on tbe summer '7& Student Health Team Project. ·students from various health disciplines were placed on five-member teama in Appalachian Ohio communities for an eight· week period to work oo bealtb projects Identified by the communities. Six students, representing their team members, made brief presentations concerning their community projects. They were: l.ouiae Szc~· ublewskl, Portsmouth team; Isabel L. Auerbach, Green· field team; John P. Me· Cartney, Pomeroy team; Thomas --Koinis, Piketon team; James Wysor, · McConnelsville team; and Barbara Jobe, Woodsfield team. The CHEAO Ohio · ARC project manager for the Oblo Appalachian Development Office; and Patsy Scott, health program rruinager. Kyger twins--Tim and Ken--· to start dental practice Aug. 1 '{ GALLIPOLIS - Identical twins who weref;alliJHIIi• IJ.ily 1'rimi nf' carriers·from Sep"mber, 1966, to March, 1970, 'are back in town as dentists. Dr. Timothy V. Kyger and Dr. Kenneth 0 . Kyger wiU start their practice Aug. 1. · . They shared one route ot' 110 readers in and around the 900 block of Fourth Ave. One of them took one side of a street, and the other was across tbe street from him. Which one was which? What difference did it make? Not even their mother knew for sure. Nor their father . Unless they saw orie them writing something. Tim is right-banded; Ken is left-handed. Oren Virgil Kyger and Betty Bitting Kyger are tbe parents; he is at West Virginia MaDeable Iron,. and she is a teacher at Washington School. They and the twins Uve at Ill« First Ave. The twins are named for their father - it's Timothy Virgil and Kenneth Oren. . The Kygers lived at Ripley, W. Va., when the twins were born March 5, 1953, at Holzer Hospllal, First Ave. and Cedar St. The Kygers moved here in 1960, and Tim and Ken started in the second ~rade at ' HOW MUCH DO I WEIGH? - That's the question nine-month-<lld Megan Longailacre seems til be asking nurse Debby White as sbe gets her weight checked by the LPN at the newly-opened Bend Area Medical Center In New Haven. Megan IS the daughter of Sam and Becky Longanacre, New Haven. Today, \he clinic will he the scene of an open bouse sponsored by the New Haven Woman's Club, from 2 to 4 p.m. in honor of doctors Mat!l<' and Zinnia Dayo. The public Is invited. • ' VOL. 13 NO. 24 Fall puts man in hospital Beating victim 'satisfactory' 1..... ~ Jin the 'l'ribut~• • moved from Their newspape:r route made it possible for them to buy a·n outboard motor. They put most of their earnings in the bank. Continued on A-2 two NO, YOU DON'T HAVE diplopia ; there really are guys in this photograph : Dr . Kenne.th 0 . Kyger and Dr. Timothy V. Kyger, new dentists in town . DiplOpia is defined in medical dictionaries as double vision, where you look at one person and see two. . . ' ttditttl MIDDLEPORT POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS .IMPORTED ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS 20% OFF artists. Landscapes, seascapes, still liie, with rich looking gold metal leaf frames · ' inches and 16.x19 inches. Hillcrest ·CJinic , BAND TO PRACTICE . C~tnRE - Cbarlea wtlla,_Ktpt" Creek bond iMtructor, hu at1110unced-a bend practice ltlllon from 1 to I Tuesday at the higi)IChoot '!be baild II &ettlal. ready for lilt upCoimlllt GaUia Cowty Junior Fair. r qu_estion Day earlier, but were unablE: to . get any coherent information a bout tbe · victim because ofthe extent of injuries sustained during the shooting. Special Investigator Henry· stated after his investigation the breaking and entering appeared to be the work of an amateur thief. Preliminary investigation indicates the criminal walked down a hill in-boak.of tho Day home, entered the yard throOilb a molal pte, IUld aaiped entry to the dwelling through the back door. · When· Pearl Day surprised the thief in the home, evidence indicates the man grabbed Day, ordered him to remain quiet and ·demanded his wallet. When Day refused to comply, he was .shot, probably at cl_ose range, in the race. t\Ccordlng to Henry, the .38 caliber bullet entered slightly below and to the left side of the nose, and exited through the left side of the neck. The bullet then lodged in the wall of tbe kitchen . The bullet is beirig examined by the Bureau, and the Sheriff's Department. Henry stated that the angle of entry indicates that the criminal is probably lefthanded. After being shot, injuries indicate, Day turned while falling , and struck the left side of his head on a small table. After tbe shooting, the thief ran from the home, exiting by the same door by whlch he had gained entry. The breaking and entering of the Day home, arid the shooting of Pearl Day, is an back door is always locked at night, but bad been left unlocked Thursday evening when the couple had come from working in the garden located at the back of the dwelling. (PhotoS by Larry !;;wing) . remoteness is no protection a gainst American Farm Bureau Federation o~n and honest, so it's easy Continued on A·2 THE .38 callber bullet, which passed through Pearl Day's neck. lodged In the wall of the ~ltchen area. Preliminary ballistics measurements Indicate that the persun who fired the weapon was probably left handed. ~- Meigs sheriff helps probe bus .vandalism POMEI\OY - Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt reports his department is assisting Rutland Marshal Larry Coleman in the investlgatiml-of vandalism to a number of buses parked at the Meigs Local School District bus garage at Rutland. According to tl)e report, nine Meigs Local school buses were v•ndalized. Damage ranged from broken headlights to slashed seat covers. The incident is still under investigation. l>aJnaselis estimated to be more than $500. Mary Smallwood, Hysell· Run Road, reports sometime !Jet ween ·9 p.m. Wed· . neSday ~nd 3 a.m. ThurSday someone smashed her mailbox. That Incident is under investiaatlon. . Saturday morning , deputies in· vestlgated two accldenta on SR 124 at Syracuse. The first accident occurred at 3:05 a.m. Michael P. Salser, 21 , Rt. 3, Racine, was traveling east on SR 124 and claims a westbound auto came around-the curve and ran his car off the road. satser's auto want off the road on the right and . lltruck a telephone pole. . EXTENDED FORECAST Monday lbroacb Wedtteldt!y, a ekaaee of afterlioea oad evealng lb....l'lllowen esdlday, wiiiiJd&llola 1111 ........... Ia tlte ... UI:NTZ and have lived there for s ixty~n e years. Entry was m.ade through the back door of the home. Mrs. Day reports that the And lawmen seem unable to halt this bumper crop o[ crime, partly because people living in rural areas are just awakening to the fact that their ,:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::~~::::;:;:;:;;::;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:~::::: :::;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;::~:;: ;:::::::::: Ill. MALCOLII w. · PEARL AND CORRINE Day had been sitting on the front porch o[ their borne before the breaking and entering. Pearl Day was shot when he refused to hand over his wallet to a criminal be .discovered in the kitchen area of tbe home . The Days built this home shortly after they were ma rried. examp~e of the crime wave that is sweeping the nation'~ rural areas. more ,.m. F urnlture Dept.- 3rd Floor Henry arrived at the scene of the executive director, Kenneth L. Cheatham stales, "Farmers hold to a lifestyle that's GALUPOUS - Dr. Malcobn. W. Lentz- · rehabilitatlve type sutgery. will join tbe Hillcrest Surgical Clinic, S65 Dr. Lentz is a member of the American Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, for the practice Medical Association , American College qf of Orthopedic and ·General Surgery on Surgeons, Ohio State Medical Association Aug . I. He will be ' associated with Dr. and tbe American Thoracic Society. He is Edward Berklch. certified by tbe American Board of Dr. Lentz Is a graduate of the University Surgery as well as the American Board of of Pennsylvania, having received his M.D. Thoracic Surgery. Dr. Lentz will be sfdegree in 19r>8. He cOmpleted bla in· filiated with both the Holzer Medical ternsblp at the University of Pennsylvania Center Hospital and Pleasant . Valley Hospital In Philadelphia 1968-1959. From Hospital. He will be available on request in 1961 to 1963 be was on active duty with the the emorgency rooms of the hospitals !or U.S. Navy and stationed on the East Coast fracture and orthopedic care at any time . as well as serving as medical ~!fleer fpr ()[flee appointments can he scheduled by the U. S. Naval Station In the Antarctic. calling ~351. He completed bls General and Thoracic Dr. Lentz, his wife Ann and three sons (Chest ) surgical residency at the • stuart 17, Kurt 14, and Craig, age 12 will University of Cinclrmatl from 1961 through realde ~ Rio Grande. 1967. Dr. Lentz wu ill active surgical pr_a dice In CblWcotbe from 1988 through 1975 when be returned to the University of Cinclrmatl to oomplete his training In . · Orthopedic ourgery. While in Cincinnati he was active In tbe Sportl Medictoe prosrarn at \he University and plans to pursue thla apedal lnterell when be movea to Gallipolis. He hal also eompleted training In hip and other joint replacement and OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 At 3:15 a.m. Saturday on SR 124, Rodney Neigler, 22, Rt. 2, Racine, was assisting Salser in pulling his vehicle out of tbe ditch when he got too close to the edge of the road\\'ay . His truck went over a n embankment and into a ditcb . Damage was moderate to the front end of the truck . SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR Hennan Henry of tbe Bureau of Criminal Justice, Loridon, 0 ., examined the kitchen area o[ the Day· home Friday afternoon. The Bureau investigates major felonies throughout the state. After taking photographs at tbe scene of the crime, Henry took ballistics measurements, and dusted for fingerprints. Southwestern l>Wid will open 1978 junior fuir GALLIPOLIS - B. B. Matthews, chainnan of the 1978 GaUia County Junior Fair's program committee, aruwunced Saturday that Southwestern High School ba_nd will open the 1978 Gallia County Junior Fair on Monday. July 31. The Southwestern band will present a concert at 7:1S p.m. GaUia Academy High School's band will present its aMual fair concert on Wednesday, Aug. 2, beginning at 6:30p.m. on Main &tate. · . Kyger Creek's band will present a concert on ThurSday, Aug . 3, beginning at 6p.m. · North GaUia's band will present Its concert on Friday, Aug. 4, beginning at &::10 p.m. (not July 3> as listed in the falr book). • . Final concert of the fair wiU be preHnted by Hannan Trace's band on saturday, Aug. ~. beglnniug at 6:30 p.m. . SHERIFF JAMES MONTGOMERY, left, and Special Deputy, Pat Bailey, discussed the details of the shooting during the Friday afternoon examination of the _Day home . Bailey, who serves the Crown City area, was \he first person lo arnve at ,the scene, following the breaking and entering. I· l .. When downtown to its present location on Third Ave., the paper was late several after· noons iri a row. The Kyger twins telepbon· ed some of their more impatient readers to explain why the paper was late, and why il was not their fault . That was in November 1967. • shooting Friday afternoon. Henry and Sheriff Montgomery had attempted to criminals. The FBI calCulates that rural property theft has tripled in the past decade. , In a document prepared by the Orthopedic.surgeon to In Pomeroy Elberfelds In Pomeroy The job gave them .a sense of responsibili· ty, and they mel people and won new friends in an older generation: Tim especially remembers Anderson Robinson and John Unroe on his side of Vinton St., and Ken came-to know Torruny Spencer and his family . Tom is on the Knoxville farm cl ub of the White Sox in the Southern League. SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1978 BY. LARRY EWING neighbor to assist in removing the vehicle CROWN CITY - ·Pearl Day, 84, Crown from the ditch. City, remained in satisfactory condition at According to Mrs. Day, her neighbor Holzer 'Medical Center Saturday after had gone out to help, but, upon searching being shot in tbe face during the breaking the road, neither the car nor the man was and ent,ring of hls home Thursday found . evening . The neighbor told Mrs. Day that there Interviewed Sat.urday morning , was no sign along the roadway that would . Corrine Day, 81, reported tbat sbe and her indicate that a vehicle had entered a ditch. husband had been sitting on the front Special Investigator Herman Henry of pOrch of thelr borne, located on Bladen· the Bureau of Criminal Investigation Mercerville Rd., after working in their London, 0., was called onto the case early garden, shortly before the inci~ent . Friday morning to aid in the gathering and Mrs. Day stated that Pea.rl had left h_er examination of ""idence. to go Into the holll<!, and a few minutes lateJ1 she heard a commotion Inside the dwelling. Fearing Mr. pay may have [allen, Corrine started into t~e boi!Se when she heard a single shot fired. Going tbrouJib the llvlng room area, and Into the kl_tchen, sbe discovered Pearl lying on the floor bleeding from tbe mouth. GALUPOLIS - Robert Elson, 44, Mrs. Day immediately called a neighbor, Moundsville, W. Va., was reported In who Informed the Gallia County Sheriff's saU!'actory condition saturday tnoniing Department and the Gallia Emergency in the intensive care unit at Holzer Medical Volunteer Squad. Center. Elson -Is suffering from severe ()[fi<;er Pat BaUey, who serves as the injuries incurred during a fight in the sheriff aepartment's speclal deputy in county jail Friday at approximately 3:10 Crown City, was the first to arrive at the a.m. scene ·following tht shooting. Bailey According to Sheriff James Mont· reports he found Day sitting up in a kitchen gomery, Elson had been brought to the chair, bleeding profusely from the head jail by tbe Ohio Highway Patrol, and in· and neck area , carcerated on charges of DWI at 3 a.m. According to Sheriff James Mont· Due to a lack of facilities caused by the gomery, Day bad been flhot when he painting of jail cells, Eison was placed In refused to tum over his .,,uet to the thief. the juvenile detention quarters with five Mrs. D•y stated saturday that she had other prjsoners. not seen the man who had shot ber At 3:18, Deputy Eddie Stewart, who husband Thursday evening. Sbe reported, was serving as dispatcher. heard a however, that exactly a week before the knocking on tbe door leading to the breaking and entering, a man had come to detention area. Opening the' door, Stewart their door, asking to use the phone so that discovered Eiaon, severely injured, but on he might caD for help ln getting his car out his feet. of a ditch. Unofflcial reports state that Elson 's Mrs. Day said· she did not allow !he jaw bad been broken, and several teeth man to enter her borne, but did caD ' Continued on A·2 Two••• Painted by celebrated florals - an canvas velvet lined. Size hil inches, 13x1S perience as 'l'rilmn•· c~rriers was tmpor· tant to them ln more ways thcin finan cial. Shooting victint is in satisfactory condition ' Social 1 II Calendar lI . Elberf~lds GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT ~ :'J Washington School, with !sahel Boggs their first Ohio teacher. Tim was born at 3: 21p.m.; Ken at 3:2S p.m. The Drs. Kyger agree that their ex- tmts Clay, Merle Conley, Christal Admitted - John Hefley, Cornell, Earl Dabney •. Brian Louisville, Ky.; George Dodson, Mary Gibson, Edison, Albany; Meda Cb.-rlotie Griffith, Carol Altizer, Pomeroy; Jestle Hampton, Cheryl Hart, Molden, Rutland ; Edward .;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::: Robert Hazlette, Mrs. John Riffe, Reedsville; JeaMette Kasee and son, Maggie Christian, Pie, W. Va.; Lantbom, Larry Lavender, Elizabeth Cleek, Racine .. Stephanie Lewis, Tiffany . Discharged Belly Marquis, Tamara Massey, Becker, Mary Harbrecht , Juaniia McNickle, Ruth Paul Vari Meter, Arveila" Nichols, Callie Roberts, Donohue, Ava Greenlees, The Middleport Emer· Densil Sayre, Carlos Riley Pigott, Ruth Whitlatch. gency Squad . was called · to S. Third.Ave., at 4:23p.m. r------~ Actions filed Thursday for Eddie Burkett, Middleport, who had apin Meigs Court parently faDen from a ladder. He received possible' Two suits for money and fractures of the arm, hlp and two for divorce have been shoulder and suffered . Infiled in Meigs County Com· ternal bleeding. He was taken mon Pleas Court. · to · Veterans Memorial SATURDAY The Hocking ·valley Bank, Hospital and was removed to PUBLIC AUCTION Athens, filed judgment in the the Holzer Medical Center at beginning 10:30 a.m. amount of $5,232.88 against 6 p.m. Thursday. · Saturday at Junior Fair · Charles E. Stout. Albany; tbe Building, Rock · Springs Vinton County National Fairgrounds, by the over 30 Bank, Mdrtbur; Jackson HOMECOMING SET • Meigs County 4-H Club to Production Credit The South Bethel Church, raise funds for the Canter's Association, GaUipolis; Patti located on SUver Ridge Road Cave 4-H improvement fund. and .Melvyn Camacho, · opposite Eastern High Auctioneer, I. 0. McCoy; Dayton; and George Collins, School, one-balf mile west, · refreslunent stand OJ>o' rating Meigs County treasurer. will . hold Its ahnual during sale. Also filing for judgment, in homecoming Sunday, July 23. MEIGS COUNTY Fish and the amount of $4,!n.SO, was Sunday Scb90l wiU start at Game Assn. fishing derby for Emma Fox, Pomeroy, and 9 a.m. with worship services Meigs boys and girls 15 and the Grange Mutual Casualty following at 10 a.m. A basket under at association grounds, Comapny, Columbus, against dinner Will be held at noon West Shade River Road, 9 Victor Counts, Middleport. and a songfest will be held a.m . · to 2.J,p.m . . Saturday. Filing for divorce were from 1:3().3:30 p.m. _ Prizes will be ·awarded and Freda Hartley, Syracuse, Pastor Duane · 'Syden- refreshments pr 0 vided . against Robert Hartley, strtcker extends an invitation Participants provide own Middleport, and Reda F. for tbe public to attend. tackle and bait. Spencer, Cheshire, against SUNDAY Paul E . Spenrer, Cheshire. • C. E. SNYDER reunion REUNION SLATED All friends and relatives Sunday at Portland Park . CLASS HAS DINNER are invited to , the annual Basket lunch at noon. Busy Bee Class of the Tbe Holter Family reunion to be COUNTY-WIDE PRAYER Midd.leport . First Baptist held Sunday at the borne of meeting, Sunday, 2 p.m. at Church enjoyed a covered Jim and Karen Werry, near Hazel Community Church dish dinner recently at the Morning Star, just off county with Glen Bissell leader. home of Mrs. Rosemary road 30. A basket dinner will · ANNUAL PICNIC of the Lyons. Attending were be served at 12:30 p.m . Middleport Masonic Lodge Mrs. Gwinnie While, Mrs. 363, F. and A. M. and Beulah White, Mrs. Nora Jor· Evangeline Chapter, 2 p.m. dan , Mrs. Roma· Hawkins, Sunday at Forest Acres Park, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. (Continued 1nm PIP l) Shelter House I. Members to Nelle Werner, Mrs. Freda~ investig~ted a one-car take their own table service Edwards, Mrs . Leora mishap on Georges Creek and a covered dish. The pic- Sigman, Mrs. ·Elizabeth Rd., two and eight-tenths of a nic is for members and their Slavin, Mrs . Isabelle mile west of SR 7. families. Winebrenner, Mrs. Lillian According to the patrol, a MONDAY Demoskey, Mrs. Dana vehicle operated by Kenneth MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS Hamrn and Mrs. Mary Watson, 29, Pt. Pleasant, was and Professional Women's Brewer with guets being east bound on 7, when the Club, 7:30p.m. at the Colurn· Marybetb Brewer and louise auto went out of control on ·a bia Gas Co. office, Mid- ThOIIJPSOn. hillcrest, passed off the right dl,eport, Monday. side of the roadway, and SEEN AND HEARD crashed through a fence. · Mr. and Mrs. 'George GinThe Watson vehicle in· ther of Columbus spent NOW YOU KNOW curred slight . damage. Wednesday with his grandCasey Jones's real name is mother, Mrs. Oris Ginther, Watson was uninjured. No John Luther Jones. citation was issued. Pomeroy, Route 3. aad Moada·y, wltb fair w~lller oa Tu..Uy. Highs wW be .. tft 801 aad lows wW be ID the 101. ' ... beard staff repor1. In the director's report, Dr. Ralph F. Unstra reviewed the Consortium's current programming efforts, the reduction of staff, current consulting contracts and new program efforts. , Ms. Barbara Sims reported on the newly fanned Hoapltal Patient Educalion Con· sortlum, a .l!>int ·effort 00: tween eight hospitals and CHEAO to produce patient education programming .which will not only improve patient health but will also become a cost effective measure for tbe hospitals. The members of the new consortium are: Mercy Hospital, Scioto Memorial Hoapital and Southern Hills Hospital in Portsmouth; O'Bieness M~orial Hospital In Athens; Mount Saint Mary Hoapital in Nelsonville; Pike County Hospital in Waverly; Medical Center Hospital in Chillicothe; and Lancaster • Fairfield Hospital in Lan- ~nowden, HERE VISITING Kim and Beth Wagner spent a week recently viaiting their grandparents, ~r. and Mrs. Emmett Lightfoot; Middfeport. They were joined by the1r psrents, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wagner of Colurn· bus and camped a weekend at Royal Oak Park. The Wagners then spent two weeks camping around Ohio. ... myriad of health care personnel probl01111 can have on the wD-belng of Jhe Ohio dtisen. Lukerneyer stated that ·the Ohio Board .of Regents and Its counterparts in other states, must •urne a leadership role In directing health education and working with those 1!ho malre decillions about health care do!uvery. CHEAO's service area covers 21 Appalachian Ohio couniies. CI!EAO board members·from Meigs County are Ms. Eleailor Thomas, ezecutlve director of the Meigs County Council on Aging; and Dr. Harold G. Brown, Pomeroy dentist . Pomeroy alao serves as a host community for a CHEAO student bealtb team project. During tHe business meeting, the board ratified tbe Ex.e cutive Committee approval of the continuation propoaal for Project Year 4 for Appalachian Regional Cornmlss_ion fundinR and Bookmobile'' ' 'EXTENDED '' ' ' ''' ' ' ' ' ' '''' ' ' 'FORECAST ''' ''' ' ''' ' '''' ' ''' . HOSPITAL NEWS Suaday tllroagb · Van Donald Holzer Medical Center Tueoday, a cbaace of Cooney. (Discharges, July 13) malaly- alteraooa aad schedule Burl Carmon, Jr., Christina Veterau Memorial Hospital evelllq abowen Suud8y The Meigs County Cancer SQciety will bold a stop smoking clinic on J uty 24 through July 28 free of charge to the pubUc. Sharon Michael, public information officer, reports more than 100,000 American men and ·women have lung cancer today. There are approximately 5,300 new cancer cases estimated lor 1978 In Ohio and 4,700 people, 1t IS estimated, will die this year from cancer. Lung cancer is largely a preventable disease since at least 110 percent of it is caused by cigaret smoking, Mrs .• Michael reports. Unfortunately, she says, diagnosis is difficuh in time for cure and only about 10 percent of aU . people with lung cancer survive. "Let us help you not to be a statistic by helping you stop smoking," Mrs. Michael states. Residents are asked to caU 992-3722, 992-7531 or 992·2104 and register for tbe program w1th Teresa Collins or Rhonda Dailey. Details of the program will be given next . week , flower FSir Dr. Jack W. Lukemeyer, vice chancellor for health affalfs for tbli Ohio Board of Regents was the dinner speaker for the July quar· terly board meeting of the Consortium for Health Edu~ation in· Appalachia Ohio (CHEAO) held In ChiUicothe. His topic was "The Ohio· Board of Regents as.an Agent for Change." Lukerneyer pra~ the advocacy, role of CHEAO In their eflorts to assist existing Appaltlchian Ohio agencies in . health educatlnn and their efforts to. produce new and innovative · health educatlo'n projects. Lukemeyer stated, "We must change our approach to health from an Illness delivery system to a weUness delivery system." He went on to discusli the neglect of fundamental health education for the consumer and the effect that maldlstr1bullon of health care personnel and ·tbe ' 'I •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July 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 July 14, 1978 bahr keebaugh weaver