http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9cd9e37ad3145c7b32b0881fc24df74b.pdf 3dc00e622d1fcc70edc65838682194d4 PDF Text Text D-8- The Sunday :rtmes-8entinel, Sunday, Aug. 6. 1978 I t 'o r·s.Jt. . , j I I I I I I I I I I I B & S MOBILE HOMES . Pt. Ploo· SILVER QUEtN canning corn ond son! , W. Vo. beside H.ck's. tomotQtls . O.lbert Patterson, 1973 Broadmore 14 x· ~ 2 Great Bend . Colt 843·2242. bedroom CANNING TOMATOES . Bring rour 1973 Dorion 14 K 60 2 bedroom own contioner . Pick your awn , 1972 Victorian 14 K 67 3 bedroom, Ma{sholl RoUsh . East Lefort . 2 both :2 47-3752 , 197:2 Co<Jentry 12 lC bS 3 bedroom 1969 Statesman 12 • 60 2 1973 CHEVROlET IMPALA, P.S., bedroom. P.B.. auto, A.C., .tl ·door hard· top. $650. Regis tered Ap· COAL , LIMESTONE . sand , grovel . paloosa yearling filly . Bay with calcium chloride. lertiliuu , dog white blanket. q92-76 44 food , ond oil ty~s of salt. Ex · onvtime. ulsior Salt Works. Inc .. E. Mo(n 1972 FORO CUSTOMI ZED ~on . El(·· St., Pomeroy . 992-3891 . cellenl condition. 5..4 ,000 miles. $3600 . 949·2602 . CHURCH PROPERTIES MEN'S USED work pants ond FOR SALE shir ts. used coveralls . Walker and Georgia insulated work boots . O·E-EEE Wid ths . $26.95 . Asbury Churc~ $39 .95. Fint ~ualitv . Boitey'li United Methodist Boots , Mtddleporl . T ownship Rood No. 35 1973 EL CAMINO , $1650 . 1973 Fairfield United Methodist Pinto wagon . $650 . 7.42-2320. Lincqln Chapel United Moth . CANNING TOMATOES , pick and MI. Carmel United Moth. bring .own conta ine r. $3 a bu . Gary Roush, Letart Fall s. For information write Dist. 2 47·390 1 or 2• 7 · 3861 . Supt. Wesley Clarke, 47 Johnson Road, The Plains, 1976 YAMAHA RD 400. Also. 4 Ohio. new 15" O ~dge wheels . 992·7066 . 1972 FORD ECONOLINE Von .. BURROUGHS SENSI-MATIC oc· Phone 992-3:278 . cou nt ing machine . Phone ·C.::"c:~:...C:::-.:.:..,.-...,-·----YEAR old Hotpoint electric m -215b, The Doily Sentinel. TWO washer and dryer . e.:cellent 11 1 Court Street . Pomeroy , condi tion . recent ly serviced Ohio . $250 pr . Rolawoy bed , $1 0 . 1975 BLACK EL Camino Classic . 247·3791. 350 two · barrel . outomotic ,-.. G E 1.t•..c.:.-:1o- o-:,- c;:·o - p- p- .-,-:, one · ~ower steering end hrokes. Moy be seen I Vi mdes off refr igerotor l or sole. $100 Route 7 Bvposs on 143 or coli 2.47 ·3:251 . 992-3750. Good cond ifion . MANITWOZ UPRIGHT. 2. door S2b00 . t reezer . Phone 992· 7294. MIXED CONDITIONED hoy . Shade. O~i o . 61 . 4 -696·1 234 . A. A A • • 4l A. A a A A AA \ • • • . Sta t'--" •e ·Today "A e ·~ . By Willis T. Leodlnghlm Realtor e e • • • • • ·e • • e • .• • • • e • e Your home bec:omes a business i f you rent it out either for a year or some season period such as the summer . The costs of running t he property are subtracted from the rent to . determine the net income from the opera t ion - just as wou ld be done in an y ot her bus 1 ' nes A th · s. , mong e ej( pen ses that can be h d 0 If · t 1 10 c arge are eres on mortgage , m ain · 't he te nan ce and r epa i r s. agent 's fees , ut ili ties it you pa·y · t hem , i nsurance pre m i u m s • ann v a I depreciation . and im provements. 11 vou sell a house you rented as against a home occu pied by the owner there are i mportant ta x differences . e e e RENTING OUT YOUR HOME • • • • • • e " ~=-=:-:::? ~-=-~- All TYPES of building materials . IY71 HONDA <.:a; S~ 1\ , ex.cellent BEAT THE October rust. . Give us your order now for arrows custom made the wov you want them and cut to your indi11lduol length . Pick up anytime before October I . $5 deposit with order. (Easton Gomegetter) a lumi num arrows , $26.95 dozen . Fiber.g lou $2..4 .95 dozen , We refletch arrows. glass. aluminum or wood. in · dudes 3 new plastic 'olones nick and insert. Sl per arrow . Also we straighten aluminum or· rows . S.SO eat:h arrow. Tri County Sport Shop NOrth and Tri CoUn ty Sport Shop Downtown . 304-675-2988. condition , $1300. FIRM Coli ft . Mohawk , -~ ~"b_-97. :. 31:.:.·-:-::--:.,.--·--:-:-;--:- block . brick . sewer pipes.. win · lintels , etc . Claude dows , Winters . Rio Grande . 0 . Phone CANOE , 245·5121 otter 5. · '-~, 17 fiberglou . $250. Outdoor Equip. Sole•, Konougo , Oh . ~.00 - JbiO, Jet. At. 7 and 35 LAYNE S NEW & USED FURNITURE NEW Boby beds . 165 . Roll·o-woy beds . 1975 SUZUKI 500. exc . cond., low $75. Boston Roclters , $55 . Sofa mileage. $850. Coii -U t.-2890. Sed & Cho;r $150. Solo . choir , 1978 STARCRAFT SKI BOAT, 1911. rocker , S500 : ottoman, Bedro om 3 tables , su it es . with- 175 HP Mercury Block Max . 17500. Coli 446·3345, or Slb5·$750·S300·$500 . 30 .. elec· •' tric ranges, $2(1). Ear Am sofa & choir, $300: mod•rn sofa , chair. lov-eseat $275: Rediners $100: ond up: Tables, $bO each . Swivel roc~ers $125 . Maple or pine table, 4 choirs $225 : Hutch $:100:: 7 pc . Dinette, $I09: 5 pc. Dinette $55 .00. Bunk beds com· plete $150, $225 motlresses or bo x springs , firm S60 ea .: chest ol drawer $38 . GOOD USED Chest , Hoover washer , nights· tand . Dryen , ran9e s, coffee ond end tables. TV s, din ultes , beds. tables. lomps. ' choirs, other items . Call 4.46·0322 Man· day thru Friday 9 to 8 p .m .. Saturdov 9 to 5 p.m. 3 mi . out Bulov ille A.d. 1976 GLASTRON 15•1, ft . with Mercury outboard motor 85 hp with power trim t ilt . E-Z loader tr.oiler . A lot of extras , Call 7..42·2595 otter 5. ~~b · 16Ab . C:::.C.:,'=":-::':--::-:::;---;---;- 1976 HONDA CB·500, good cond., _.::$c. 'IOO :.:.:.. o'::-1:: 14:'":46:,·::: 337:47;:5.~ · ; - -USED FURNITURE 3. 5 PC. DINETTE SETS: 1·3 PC . DINETTE SET; 1·7 PC. DINETTE SET; 1 FULL SIZE MATTRESS: 1 LIVING RM. SUITE, i.IKE NEW; 1 SMALL ORGAN ; 1 HOBBY HORSE; I CLOTHES HAMPER: 2 TWIN SIZE BED .FRAMES . RICE 'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE, 85 ~ SECOND ,AVE ., 446·95:23. c· : ' : JUST RECEIVED a shipment of Whitmer Block Diamond Lini · ment . Also Rowleigh's Pro· duct!!i . 1924 Eastern Ave ., Gall ipolis . Ohio .45631. Phone bl4 ·44b·951b. -=~==::=:.::,.,.---,.,.--;----:-:BICVCLES. Schwin Varsity 10· spe@d bike. new $100. Schwin Varsity 10· sp..d , $50. Fold ing bike. $35. Girls' bike , $25 . 99:2-bfJ97 cash ond carry . REFRIGERATbR with f reer:er top . $SO. Electr ic lownmowar , '$25 . 8ot h in good cond it ion. 99:2-5250 . REC ENtLY FRE SH Jersey milk cow wi th coif . Very gentle , $400. ~7.:42=-.-·37-Ct::'l.:A·:-:-=:-- --:-195 1 WILLYS JEEP wagon. Runs good . Cheap . 949-2523. FOR THE BEST IN FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING , Free Es timates Pick up and deli<Jery service. coli Mowrey's Upholstery, Pt . Pleasant . W . Va . 675· 415.4 . FARM FENCE POSTS, All SIZES. over 6.000 tO choose from. $1 .99 ond up , shingles , $14 .95 per sq .. · Anderson windows . , studs , other bu ilding (noteriol. Open doily 9-7, Frank!!i Bargain Center , At. 160' Porter , Qhio. 1973 FORD FIOO pickup truck , 302 V-8. auto .. P.S. First $ 1bOO buys if. Gene's Body Shop, 307 Con · dar St. , Pomeroy . Phone 992·6328 . "PPA lACHIAN STOVE CO. 23 dif· 1971 MASSEY FERGUSON 135 REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS AND TRACTOR. Like new . less than DRYERS , WRINGER WASHERS, SOD hours. SJ600. Ca ll 388 . 951 o RANGES, All SOLD WITH GUARANTEE . WE ALSO SER· FARMALL A TRACTOR . Plows, VICE APPLIANCES. SKAGGS dis c, sickle bar, good cond., APPLIANCES, . 1918 EASTERN $1500. Call 256-6360 evenings AVE ., Coll-446·7398 . and weekends " ea1 • aa ' ~~ - feren t models at disco. unt P ri(es . M iddleport Store . behind Tanv 's Corry Out , f ormerl y Dovid C. M• ller Lumber Co. Everv Sunday 12 noon to3pm. 614·698·7191 . H& N Doy old or started leghorn pullets , both floor or coge grown available . Pou lrry Hous· ing and Automation , Modern Poultrw . JWW . Main , Pomeroy . Ph r992 116.4 one " · APPALOOSA MARE for !!iale. Gen· tie. Good 4·H pro ject . Western saddle and bridle . 992·2395 . FRE SH HOLSTEIN heifers . Also, Bo r d e r Co ll i e p u ppies · 6 1o4 ·2B6· 2496 . ' - VELVET liVING ROOM SUITE . ;nc eluding , green ve lvet semi· ci rcular sofa . I green <Jelvet recliner . I while velvet choir with green trim . Call4-46·1 605 . HAY , 95' Per bole. Coll44b-4.484 . NEW IDEA No. 1 corn picker, S:lOO. Ca tl-4.46-4484. SEARS LADY KENMORE dishwasher. exc . cond . Harvest gold. Call :245-5202 . COUCH AND CHAIR . good cond .. $60 .: Lg . din ing rm. table. SJO. Col l :l67·06:l9 PUREBRED OUROC BOAR PIGS. .• • • • • • • • • e e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FIVE YR . OLD GOULD wa1er pump wi th tonk. Exc . cond. Ca ll ~ ..... . n ..... n . ~~u .,.U't.,. TWO 15" H onch~ tires mounted on 10'' rims . Lowmileoge . Coli 367·0137 . 14 Fl . FIBERGLAS BOAT on troiJe·r with E'ol inrude motor. Lotsof O( · cessor iEts. good cond . Coli '.A' . . ., .., 9323 GUERNSEY MILK COW, heifer to fresh soon, 1 to 2. mo. old Guernsey heifer calf . CoH 379.229.4 . THREE PC . EARLY AMERICAN LIV · lNG ROOM SU ITE . USED C0 IL SPRING TWIN SIZE , USED GAS RANGE . 46". CORBIN AND SNYDER FURNITURE . Co 11 <~.4 6 · 11 7 1. LIVING ROOM SUITE . like new . Call Myr tle Davis , Vinfon . 368·8662 . SILVER DOLLARS and gold coins , for investment or collection . MTSCoin Shop · Coll44618.42or · <46-0690. FOrTufidly, Ave. 6 , m Bern' Bade Osol IC&. . 6)~ ' • [3 I ffi[") \!JU rMlJ~ 1 fjl\'7 R 'U ' \!J I} HORNET GRAND PRIX Fin ished in arc:tic wh ite with match in g Landau t o p and beautif ul burgundy 60· 4U .seat ing . Equ ipped with ' power windows. air conditioni ng , power door lo cks , power sea t , Rally II wheels, ti lt wheel , cruise control , and AM radio w ith 8 track stereo. We sold it new . 1 1977 CHEVROLET NOVA 4 DOOR SEDAN Medium Blue Metallic with matching viny l inter ior . Th i s compact model has air conditioning, . power steering and white stripe radial tires. Only 19,460 miles on th is clean on~ v.w. Cherry red exter iOr , with white bucket seats, equipment includes 4 speed, AM radio and radia l tires . Loc:al owner , new Grand Pr i x t rade . '2295 '2795 1976 DODGE ASPEN 2 DR. 1977 CHEV. MAUBU 2 DR. Forest green metallic exterior with matchi ng cloth inferior . Thi s economy model from Dodge Is equipped with Chrysler's famous Sla nt Six engine , automat i c transmission and power steering . This loca l one owner has only 17,299 m il es. STARTING 10130 A.M. Locottd: oouth al Ria Grande approx. 11ft miles., St. Rl. 315. Watch lor signs. F~rm Equip. : M .F . 15Q gas trador, 2.000 Fr. . man loader,ilt. Jpt. bush hog. New ~olland270balar, N .H. hay rack, J.D. hay wagon, 3-12" M.F . plows. J .D. No. 9 mower, J . D. power T.O. manure sprNder. 250 Lincoln welder, tod disc, hydraulic central valvea & pump, 5 H .l'. garden tiller. heavy duty bench grinder, 1'1:1 ton comalong, rolls of Insulation, numerous loll of lumbar. S.L . -12 chain saw. concrete wall forms , many other hand tools 1oo nvmerous to mention . - l l o l d Items & Antlqun : glass china cabinet, walnut bed, oak·davan, oak table and chairs, Iron bod, stone crocks, & Iars. many bottles and colledables. (pressed, carnival, and cull, glassware, Iron teapot, wagon seat, lanterns, brass sheep bells, glan lid fruit jars, many othe'r collectables.too numerous to mention, Singer sewing machine. vinyl recliners, couch & chairs, window exhaust fan, portable humdlfler & dehumidifier. . RUSS MILLER, OWNER Terms: Cash or Check with I. D. Lunch Sarvtd TOMMY JOE STEWART, AUCTIONEER Gallipolis, Ohio- Phone 446-1941 Aud. Note : Thlslsa very largo lilt with lots of bottles and g lnsw•re, be here on time. PUBLIC AUCTION ' ventures . LEO (July %3-Aug~ 22) In spite Of your own QOOd JUdgmeAI and past expenence you could do something fooii' Sh that would II wallet loday Take wa op your ' all money matters seriously . Like to find out more of what lies tahead for you? Send for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter by mailing 50 cents for each and a long, self-addressed , stamped envelope to AstroGra'ph, P.O. Box 489 · Radio City Stalion, N.Y. 10019. Be Sure to specify birth sign . VIRGO ~Aug . 23-Sept. 22~ TImidity will be a drag on you today where self-interests are concern ed . Grab the ball and run With authority if you expect to profit . LIBRA (Sept. 23--0ct. 23) Fight an inclination today to be a prophet o1 d oom an d g 1o om . Pessimism with out knowing al l the fa cts is strictly co unterproductive. SCORPIO tOct . 2•~Nov. 22) Trea t your friends generously today , but don ' t be outlandishly lavish . It won 't impress lh em near1y as muc h. as 'It cou ld depress your raany-uay · • f un d s. SAGITTARIUS (No•. 2:1-Dec. Z1) Poorly d e f.1ne d goaI s or obscure objeclives. greatly diminlsh your potenttal today . In order to succeed , know exactly You have spent enougdh time vl!uali.::lng what you ' ll a in a particular si tuation. Today you must get your head out of the clouds and be a person of action . AQUARIUS (Jon. ZG-Ftlb. 11) Affiances may be a groaf deal of lun lor you loday , but I hey • will ·probably be' more ~ocia l !han business·orlenll!d. The c<;>mmerclal swim can wait. PISCES (Feb. ZG-Morch 20) A difficult decision confronting you today may bruise another's feelings . Regardless, do what Located by Main Slrotl In VInton, Ohio tho following will be afltrod to hlthosl bidder: The complete Inventory stock of The VInton Hardware Company Including : DISplay Cases, Adding Machine, C.•h Register, Hardware Sco!M, 2 sets of platform Scales, paint shaker, paint mixer, 4 rolls of Woven Wire. one lot of 20' copper tubing lone Inch), Threading set for galvanized pipe, d ie set. other pipe, carriage bolls. lag bolls, machine bolts, .screws of all descriptions, eledrlcal IIK!ures, pipe fittings, V -bells, some display racks, one lot of assorted nails. 2 dollies. one-third hp Shallow Well pump & .lank, llghls, Window Screens, New Sicks; Flslng Rods, Folding Fence, Mosonary bits, Full lot of Paint Brushes ' and many other things tho! would be found In a hardware stare. Also on antique McCaskey Account Register. At t :00 P.M. The VInton Hardwort Start will be sold which sets on opprodmately 1 200x 150 tal and Includes 2 l,arge buildings. Anyone wishing to view the stock ar Real Estate prior Ia sale dale should contact tht · owner. LUNCH AVAILABLE TERMS : CASH LD BROWN, OWNER 318-9020 AUCTIONEER : LEE JOHNSON Crown City, Ohio 256-6740 Not .......11 ... tor accall ita or lnt .,,.. tJtt"fr. you know to be just. not what is deemed appropriate. ARIES (Mirch %1-Aprll Ill Mundane chores will bug you loday . You 'll have a tough ttme gelling at them . It 's jusf as well , since you woo ' l set any recorda for accomplishment . TAURUS (April 8-Moy 20) Don't accept business proposals at ~ace value today even If a . respected friend makes the plfch . SOme of the problems may nol be apparent even to him. GEMINI jM•y %1-June Ill Domestic d Herencea may erupt into something more serious today If not resolved quiCkly . Be ready to awol~ your pride. kiss and forget. CANCER (June %1-July !21 You m1y sense you 're a bit more sharp In financial maneuvering than you actuolly are today , Be I good silent partner. Lei others do lhe oeiHng . · I~EWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) NEW SHIPMENT OF DESKS RABBIT 2 DR. This Hatchback model is a. loc al , one owner w ilh only 48.228 miles . Equ ipment inc:ludes 6 cyl., air cond i t ion ing , v inyl roo t. and power steering . If .you ·a re looking for a sharp , economy model. th is is it. New Buick trade . THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1971 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' 1975 1975 PONTIAC PUBLIC AUCTION OUTSTA lNG VALUES 4495 PRICED AT AC AND BANK FINANCING MONlA T his 2 dr . compact sport model is Flre1horn outsl d~ w ith white vi nyl buc ket seats. Equipped with au tomatic tran smission , power steering and sport wheel covers . New L aSabre' trade . Special At •299 5 40 MORf TO CHOOSE FROM In hls openlns remarks, Evana spoke of the need for farsighted goals and Immediate actions In regard to the college. " It wasn 'I lnt.erest, support and raining when Noah buut Ute awareness on a national level ark," said Evana. for the college. Members will Membenhlp on the com- boll «gional meetings and mittee lnCi~des Individuals develop active support from seven llates and ten groupe among college alumni different cities. and other Interested groups. DaW:d strang, director of Included with chairman devdoprnent for Rio Grande Evana on the committee are: and boOt of the meeting 11long Emily Leedy, director of the with Dr. Paul C. Hayes, Women's Service Division, president of the college, was Ohio Bureau of Employment excited about the Interest and .Services; Dr; Jol!n Hoyt, •thuslum displayed at the president of the Humane meeting. "I'm excited to Society of the United States, reaUze that these prominent · Washington, D. C.; Leonard Individuals from acrose the Longo, junior high school oountry want to help us tell guidance counselor, Long the Rio Grande story, " Branch, New· Jersey; Mary straiU( ttld. Grizzle, minority leader At Ita meetirg, the com· protem of the Florida House mittee spoke of creating of Representatives ; Dr. Buckski n f inish with matching gold Interior . Th i s GM factory official's car Is equipped with air conditioning , powe r steering, power brakes , rear defogger and accent stripes . Three persons were Injured treated and released for multiple abrasions and day, at .8:50 p.m., on CR 50, lacerations of the facial area. four and ·HVen·tentbs of a Phllllpe was treated for mile north of SR 124, In Meigs abrasions of the forehead, County. and lacerations of the finger The Gallla-Melgs Post, and mouth, 'and then Hilbway Patrol, reporll an released. auto driven by Paul Pblutpe, Phllllpe was cited by patrol 27, Pomeroy, traveling north on charses of DWI. The 111 the county road, failed to Phillips' vehicle Incurred make a curve, and atruck a heavy damage. Officers lnveatlgated a twobridle. Pbllllpa and two vehicle crash Saturday, lit ~en. displayed V\llble 5:20 p.m., on SR 681, twosigns of Injury, and were tentb.i of a mile west of trafiiPOlted by SEOEMS to milepost 25, In Meigs County. Holzer Medical Center. The patrol reports an east P~~~~~e~~ger Thomas Stover. bound auto operated · by 9, Pomeroy, wu admitted to Richard A. Widner, 22, pediatrics for treatment of a Columbus, went left of center fract\lfe of tbe left eye rim just over a hillcrest, and bone, a fratured left leg, ltruck a welt bound vehicle laceration• of the right leg, operated by Tlnuny L. Smith, and faclsl lacerati..... A 25, Reedsville, hea<kin. tlpOkelman for the Medical Officers report IJ!lth Widner Center reported tbla morning and Smith displayed visible lit.- ta In IOod eondltioo. lfiiiJ.I oL Joilto', .btl! ~~:ere not " oeeetJd r cw. 'hrr1 lnimedlatel)o . treated. ll!IOtb MayN, 15, Pomeroy, was In a one-vehicle crash Sun· ~· ·) ..... ,· · i I The World Today ~--------------~-- Three escape institution MARION, Oblo (UP!) - Three Inmates at the Marion Corredlonallnltltutlon escaped early today through a hole In a fence,_,. tbe hooor donn, Institution olflclsls aald. 1be men were Identified as Floyd Lee RA~t~era, 20, Morrow County, Robert Frazer, 28, Miami County and Jody Wagers, 28 Butler County. All three men were serving sentences for btJi.aiary. . ·<ltemlawn Corp. sues ABC OOLUMBUS (UP!) - The Chemlawn Corp. hllllsued the ABC telmsion network for airing news reports last month and apln tlis week 1lnklng cbemicals used by Chemlawn ,JUt cancer and phylkal and mental defects. In a lUll fUed In U. S. D1atrict court, Chemlawn charged tllat ABC'I »-211 Magazine show contained a segment which said Chemlnn used certain chemlcallngredlenlll ol a mllltary defoliant caDed "ag•t orange" In its lawn-are buslnestl. The IJI'OII'am, according to the suit, linked agent orange with mental and pllfllcal problems. • ed uWaicothe man arnugn ~~::sc~~~oi~~Wdw~~c:~~~~ windows , seat , doot loc ks , automatic temp . control air and chrome plated wheels. Ste this cor ladloy. SAVE$$$ Sunday ShoppeiS Welcome Come in & browse around. BUICK PONTIAC MODERN · TRADITIONAL · EARLY AMERICAN PINE - MAPLE - PECAN SAVE 20% ~~ ,. FURNITURE - 3RD FLOOR Hal!d finished solid wood frames - mar resistant tops - lock· il!g fife drawers that accepts hal!glng files. Choose the style and wood til! ish that's right for you and save 20% "tmu.JOOTHE, 01*1 (UP!) - Thomas Bogp, 30, QdU!cWJit,la Ill be arraigned today on attempted aaravated murdlr t:bar.- for allliediy plottinc to kiD Roll County "'-tutor Rlcbard Ward. IIMrlft Thamalllamman aald tile cbarae waa flied Friday aftw lltartlllllla said they were offered tlruP and money If th8y would ldll Ward. Bogtlatt week Wll8 !liven a 8tklay jail · tenlence alone with hll wife on drug-related charges. ' ASHLAND, Cillo (UP!) - 1be ~ton Political Aetlon political action arm of the Oblo Education Asrdatlaa, miiiCIUIICed SUnday It wiD a,.port Richard F. ClftJtaiD the Noftlllber racs aplnat ~mbellt Gov. June• A. Rhodlllllca. . of IU ''compnbeMive IP'IIIP ol the aeriCIUI proiJIIm fiCinfllhe idioolt of Ohio." I V e llruldle, ·~t of the OEA and vice, dlllrmM of IPAC, told aome . . educaton at Aahland Cclllep fur a w I .... OIA traiJina Pf4lp •• fer localleadln that the llaulllllla fiD'InlOI' bad met with EPAC CWnd1 membel'l to aplaln IU edueatlonal phiJoaopby and pomU0111. ELBERFELDS IN. POMEROY • • a1 The Burnette auto Incurred slight damage. There was moderate damage reported to the .Layne vehicle. Burnette was cited on charges of !allure tO yield. Officers Investigated a onevehicle mishap on SR 124, eight-tenths of a mile west of milepost 12, In Meigs County at 1:30 a.m,..,S.IJ!lday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., west bound auto driven by James A. Anderson, 20, Rutland, · Incurred moderate da!Tlllge when the vehicle went out of control on a sharp Photo loaned Ohio Valley Publishing Co. by right curve, slid off the left side of the roadway, flipped Father A. J . Golubiewski, parish . priest of St. over on Ita top, and came to Louis Catholic Church, Gallipolis. rest after going through a farm fence, owned by Joseph Bailey, Rutland. Bells toll Possession for pontiff ·charges filed here Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt reports deputies arrested Joe Welker, 23 and Jolin Dillard, 23, for possession of a controlled substance, marijuana. The arrests were made Friday afternoon and both men are slated for hearings In Meigs County Court lhls week.. .~· Sheriff Proffitt allo aays Gordon Perry, Rt. 3, Albany, reported sometlnle within the last !'eek to 10 days the School Lot Cemetery building bad been entered. A metal cupboard owned by the Columbia Grange No. 2436 was pried OJMIII and heavily damaged. The only thing · milling was a large sranite coated pitcher. The .lock Wll8 pried oH the door. The lnelden! Is under lnvestlpUon. sunday evening, Melga County deputiefllnvestl&ated a two-<:ar acddent on private lane at Oak Grove In Sutton Townahlp. Raymond Canter, 19, syr8cuse, was traveling west and met an ealtbound auto driven by Herbert Ervin, II, Racine RD, In ·riurve. Weecla grown up ,on both sidea ollhe road blocked the view of the driven and the . acddait wu unavoidable. Then waa flllgbt dan,.p to both vehicles, 110 lnjurlts and no citations. Weather '• enttne City. & Shown left to right are, Dr. Harry Fritz, Dr. John Ellis Evans, Mrs. Phyllis Hocton and Dr . Paul C. Hayes, college president. .... . Fifteen Cents Vol. 29, No . 79 C_y rus Vance in Egy.pt UDited Preta !Dternatloaal The suns fell silent briefly In Lebanon, and West German televlalon broke Into Its programming with Mozart's "Requlem."ln New York, the word passed solemnly from church to church : "Ring your bells. The pope bas died." Bells tolled all over the world for Pope Paul VI, who . died ol a heart attack Sunday. People openly wept and leaders of all Ideologies praised the man whose travels foc peace earned hbn the name the ''JIIIIrlm pope." President Carter aald the 80-year-old ponllf! was "a clear motal beaeon to a troubled warld" and noted l'llul'• worb "have aerved me pennnall,y aa a source of gmt moral lnlplratlon." Italy'• new Soclalilt rnlident, Sandro BerUDI, haDed l'llul u ... . greet pontiff, a fiJIIrltuai IUide and an Interpreter of tbe people's aaplratlona to peace, 10elal justice and aoUdarlty among all natlona." Brlti1b Prime Minister Jamet CaJiaihanapolle ol the pope 'o "pullonate lonilnl fer peace" and Weat a.man Outrnlllr Helmut 8dlmldt recalled Plul'a "wiadam and t~unaDe... " Splln'l Klal Jllan Carlot,. devout ~tbc111c. sent the Vatican hll ctllldolenc11. Canada 'I Prime Ylnlater Pierre Trudeau aUd l'llul "wUI be remembered aa a pontiff who ·aotllht alw,a to make the church a vwY relevant part of Lows tonight near 70 and tontemporary life... hllhl ' Tuesday near Iii. · Tribute even cro d the Probability of praclpltatlon Is Iron Curlaln. ADN, Ute 01..L11AM, i:twJand (UPI) - Loulall Brown SUnday left the • percent todaY, • percent olllclal. Eall German news baapiW '#bin lllle came Into the world 12 ,*'YI •flO aa the tonllhl and 50 percent agency. lauded Paul'• stands TUeaclay. against racism and (Continued on page I) Teet tube baby, mother home now. FUTURE PLANNING AND GROWTH of Rio Grande College drew prominent citizena to St. Louis recently. vehicles incurred severe damage. Widner was cited on charge~ of left of center. At 4 p.m., officers were called to the scene of an accident on SR 141. fourtenths of a mile east of milepoll 20 In Gallia County. According to the patrol, a west bound auto driven by Deborah Ann Burnette, 20, Gautpolls, made a left turn Into the path of an oncoming east bound vehicle operated by Gale K. Layne, 27, Crown b8Cks CeJeste · • EPAC OO:mnutlee Qwnrj!l!tee, the . • Three hurt, driver cited roL..!11.! last of the cars . Th is istrulyan I nice autom obile . Finished in black with matching _Landau top and . 60-AO seating . Only 26,510 ffiiles on this limited coupe. ·Harry Fritz, exed1tlve director of the National Association of lntercolleglate Athletics, Kansas City, Missouri; Dr. John Ellis Evans, ,senior consulting scientillt for Lockheed Missile and Space Co., Los Alios, California; Dr. Tbom:as Helms, professor of education at Belmont Branch, Ohio University; Dr. Lowell Horton, professor of education at Northern Illinois and hls wife Phyllis, director of the learning center, DeKalb PubHc Schools; and former Illinois governor Willlam Stratton, n.ow president of Canteen Cor· poration. e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mondav. August 7, 1978 LORAIN, 01U (UP!) ~ The Uraln Journal hllll reported tllat two northern Ohio ArmY recrujters, one o1 whom llplllll'eltly Wll8 about to tell "everything be knows" of poasl!lle lraudtlllnt recrulllng practices, are milling. · 1be two, one a I(loyear veteran bued In·Sandusky, have not been heard from Iince Monday afternoon, the newapaper raportec1 Slturday. The pair bas been llated aa being Abient · Without Leave. A friend ol Sgt. Donald Cronk, however, aald FrldaJ rilbt hll buddy was ''fed,... with the aervlceand "was 8Btlln& Nldy to tell Sen. Howard Metzenbaum (~hio) ~ ba lown." 1976 CHEVROLET COUGAR RIO GRANDI!: - Planning for the Mure 1rowth and direction of Rio Grande College drew prominent citizens from around the countty to st. Loula recently. The Natloqal Committee of Rio Grande CoUege, fonned u . the spearhead of the college's thfe&.year capital cmnpalp, Is chaired by Bob Evan1, pruldent of Bob Enn• Farmo, Inc. The capital campalin Ia a $U million effort for COIIItrlldlon of a new ltudent • commilnlty center and an lncreue In the college's endowm•t. Two recruiters missing _o_.!:wn=er~aut~om:A~'!!'!ue.~s3~9~9~5!...1.W:A:.S.:'36;.;;95~N;o;w;;'3~2~9~5+P~RI;CED TO SELL 1399 5 Class ic bla ck exter io r with burgundy 50"50 custom vi nyl seats and a blac:k Landau top . This Mer c:ury intermed iate is i mmacu l ate ins ide and ou t . Equi p ment includes air cond itioning. AM·FM st~reo radio, sport mirrors and chrome st yled wheels. This loc: a l one owner has only 25,081 mlles . M ust see to appr eciate. , Rio development planned by committee SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1978 10:30-A.M. ASTRO•GRAPH c~~fll~'hr:Nse(g:.g22-Jan. 19) Aug. 6, tl71 II you operate in rational channel s. fh e coming year could b<t good for you financia ll y. It is nql a good period for you to beco me invoi<Jed in specu lative ' 1969. ~ :.:. 1 1 3:.:-c-::·l::::bS::a'-:===:-:::: - 0 79 PENDELTON PEBUILT BATTERIES $18 with ewchonge. new ones $31 · guoran Ieed · 388·85ft"TQ SWIMMING POOLS ond supplies. inground and above ground. HOLIDAY POOLS. Huntington. W.Va. Coll304-429-.tl788 SWIMMING POOLS. In and above ground . Full service. Supp lies d I · 1 k D B d on poo s tn soc . . umgor . ner Soles. 3.17 11 Nobel Summit Rood . Middleport, Oh. Coli 992·572 4. USED.TRACTORS: MF135 DieseJ . - MF230 DieselMf150 Diesel - MF235 Diesel · MF 1b5 Diesel . MF 285 Diesel . MF113S Diesel . Cab. air and C....'NNING TOMATOES ·. $3 a bu.. Heater. picl-. ed · Raymond ~ owe . · NEW & USED IMPLEMENTS: 247·2192 . MF9 Bo le r - MF1 0 Boler . MF120 Boler . Matthews Rota ry scY the APPALACHIAN STOVF CO. MFBBO Semi-Mounted 6 bottom Lowes t pr ices , grea test selection , plow . MF520 12' disc . MF2 2 quo li fy wood or coo ! stoves row chopper - MFJ9 2 row New ou tlet in Middleport olf p la nte rs mechani ca l Mill 51· "-h 1 Ton Y·•~ Co'' ,. . ue ·nd fron splonter . SHINN'S TR AC· Out . Eve ry Sun. 12 noon to TOR SALE S 3pm Col 1698-71 91 Phone ASS 1630 . 1972 HONDA CB .450. chopped . LEON. W.VA. Co11 446 .7928 . Depreciation c: laimed e m ust be subtracted f rom • th e cos I oI th e house. Yau e ca n 't deter t he profi t from e the sale by bu yi ng anot her • house . However , you can cha rg e off a loss on the sa le • against your income for the • year . • T ax · wise , renting o ut e your home ·ts a w h o1e new · • ba ll game . So as no f t o p:"s • s• up any money•av 1ng de' duc• t,·ons , I sugg· est you • "' pu l your ret urn in th e • hends of 1!1 good accountant . t _,____ If there is anything we • SOFA BED . double bo.: spring!> CHIMNEY BL O~KS ~ building can do to help you in the e ~~~ ;.~t_';~;!: 50 sq . yds carpet :~~~;~e~~ - Ga llipohs Block Co . field of real estate please • phone or drop in at • KING wooo STOVE . all ac· AIR BEDS , tor an utra bed. folds D GHAM 'REAL • cenorilll!s . Call A4b·9744 al ter tlot for storoge . ideal for LEA IN recreational use . All sizes ESTATE, 512: Second Ave., e bpm . 0 ,., 0 iloble. Corbin ond Snyder Gallipolis. Phone 446-7699. • JOHN DEER E CHUCKWAGON. Furn .. 955 Second Ave. Wt ' rt here to help. • A lso Border Co llie pups, Coli IJ o1•·28b-249b. The Alma•t United Prettllllmllollollal TOday .. :sunaay, Allg. a, Ute 2111111 day of lr18 with 147 to follow. 1bemoonls moving toward Ita lint quarter. The mornln1 star Is Jupiter. 1be evening liars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. Thole bern on lhls date ....., under Ute lien of Leo. Actor Robert Mitchum was born on Aug. &, 1917. ' On this day In history: In 192&, Gertrude Ederle of New York became the first American · to swim the English Channel. In J!Ho, the Battle of Africa started In World War II as Italy Invaded British Somallland: · In 1945, President Harry Truman startled Ute world by announcing an atomic IKmb had been dropped on Hiroshima. Japan surrendered eight days later and World War II came to an end. In 1968, former President Dwight E. Eisenhower suffered his siltth heart attack. He died March 28, colonialism and said, "He addreaaed tile coilscience of Ute world public." In New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral, Cardinal Terence Cooke spoke lovingly of the late pontiff, who visited the cathedral during a 1965 visit when he made hls famous "War • never again" plea at the United Nations. 'tWe thank God for Ute gift of hls saintly, courageous, priestly life In our midst in difficult times," Cooke said. "He served as an lnstrmnent of reconcUlation and a visible center of our unity In faith and love." Cardinal John Wrl&hl of Pittsburgh, the highestranking American In the Vatican and one of two l\merlcans slven even a sllgbt chance at Ute papacy, said from Boston wbere be Is recovering from leg surgery: "He bad Ute mind of Peter and the heart of J;'aul. Hls patience wu hla gnat virtue. God grant us In his succesoor a pontlfl of like world view and capacity for persevering faith." Evangellst Duty Graham noted Paul presided over the Roman Catholic Church a P.rtlcularly during turbulent period. "I believe ldltory may llhow he was one of the ma.t llpltlcant popes of modern llmel," Graham IBid. Non-Chrlltlana aho IIIOIII1IId the late aplrltual leader of the warld'• narly '100 mWlon RcmaJI ~tlloiiCI . ilraell Chief Rabbi mllomo Goren aaid the pontiff "linJrlnllld hll mark on an historic era after the holocaust IIi Europe In hla auempt to remove the cbronle bilrrler of hatred batween Ouiltlanlty and Judaiml ." JERUSALEM (U P!) - to f'rime ·Minister Menachem told repocters in Hebrew, Secretary of State Cyrus Begin and j;;gyptian "Yes, there is hope but no Vance took his Middle East President Anwar Sadat . certainty" that talks with the rescue mission to Egypt Vance deHvered the one to Egyptians could be resumed. today pledging that the Begin and will give Sadat the Vance seemed perhaps less United States will persevere other. optlmilltic about reviving the In searching for an elusive But Israeli sources discussions. "J:m not going to Arab-ISraeli peace. indicated the message comment one'Way or another " As far as Ute United Slates contained suggestions that on that question," he said. Begin also' dropped a suris concerned, we shall per- Begin and Sadat might join iJrise, saying Vance's severe In the search for Carter in a su mmit peace," Vance told reporters conference, . possibly in expected preo;sure ro the at Be~Hiurion Airport before Washington. lsraelis on the subject of be left fill Alexandria, Egypt. Vance spent H 2 hours occupied Arab territories did "There'S no more important talking with Israeli officials not materialize. "There were no requests cause we.. can devote our Sunday, lncltiding 50 minutes efforts to . alone with Begin, on the first. for us to alter any of our Vance was 19 minutes working day of a five-day trip positions as they've .been behind schedule following a to the Middle East that may stated in the Knesset and by breaklas t with opposition be cut short. the Cabinet," Begin said. Labor Party leader Shimon state D epa r tm en t The current impasse was Peres and a courtesy call he spokesman Hoddlng Carter brought about when Israel paid to President Yitzhak m said Vance may reiurn refused to commit itself to Navon. from Washington to vacating the West·Bank and "We're looking forward Alexandria Tuesday night in- Gaza Strip as a pretondition with much hope to his talks In stead of Wednesday as to tbe negotiations and Sadat Alexandria and we hope afte.!_...ociginally planned. retaliated by breaking off ' we oba1J b8ve _ , . ha• Bul IN Ja4Uted IIIII tunb. lalb " under current and• oome way '""' pooolbllflyrlrtsd....UIIolare continuation of !be peace- Ute secretary embarked on making process," said the trip and had no Foreign Minister Mo~he connection with any Dayan. He ~ccompamed development since be landed Vance to the alrpOI't. . In Israel Saturday night. President Carter. trymg to Begin eme rged from the get lsrael and Egypt to talk talks in a cheerful mood He with each other again, sent · ~-·· Begin told reporters be would consider " in great seriousness ~~ a proposal for a summit meeting of himself, Carter and Sada t. But he refused to say if he would accept an Invitation . :~:~~. ::::::.':.:::, Tropical EXTENDED FORECAST Wednesday tbrousb Friday, scattered sbowers Wednesday and Thursday, but lair Friday. Wann and bumld wltb blgbs 85 to 90 and lows 65 to 70. ,:;:;.;.;.;.;.;.:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.; Flash flood watches out Strong tlmnderstorrna and heavy rains prompted Rash flood ·watches· from New York's Catskill Mountains to Arlwna 'S deserta today . The National Weather Service reported a band of heavy ll)understorrna moving through eastern New York state with the potential to cause flash flooding . More thunderstorms dropped !Ieavy rains along much of the Atlantic Seaboard, causing some street flooding in Greenville, S.C., where the Reedy River was 2 feet above flood stage and rising . Flash flood watches were posted In Ute Catskills and southern tier of eastern New York state, Ute mountains of North Carolina, portl.... of South Carolina and western Virginia and Ute Davis Moun· tains of southwest Teltas. More watches we« Issued for the desert areas of northwest and west-<:entral Arizona and southeastern California. A heavy thunderstorm procllced a tornado 25 miles west of Phoenix, but there were no reports of Injuries or damage. Wind gus!a to 71 mph hit the Phoenix airport. Moat of Ute nation enjoyed mild temperatures and residenta of the upper Mldwell and Great Lakes states were promised anotbef beautiful day witb clear aklea and unseasonably mild temperatures, allhotJih the NWS "'ld a warmlntl trend already had begun. storm going to Mexico. MIAMI <UP!) - Tropical Stonn Bess aimed it, 45 mph winds at Mexico's Gulf coast today and fore casters said the storm was expected to make a midday landfall between Tampico and Tul<pan. AtSa.m. EDT, the National Hurricane Center placed tile center of the season's second tropical stonn about 70 miles east of Tampico, Mexico , near latitude 22.2 north and longitUde 96.7 west. Center forecasters said Bess was moving toward the southwest at IS mph. "The projected path will bring the center inland around midday betwee n Tampico and Tuxpan, " forecaster John Hope said, "and some strengthening is Hkely before landfall." Bess turned slightly toward the southwesl Sunday night and picked up forward speed, Hope said, "lessening the threat to south Texas . However all Interests In south Te>:as should watch for later statementa until the storm moves Inland." Hope said heavy t~lns would accompany Bess as It moves Inland across Mexico Driver charged in minor wreck Two cars were damaged and one drive~ cited to court as the result of an accident on W. Main St., about noon Saturday. Pomeroy Pollee said an eastbound car driven by Billy Games, Dexter, made a left tum Into the path of a westbound car driven by Paul Wise, Columbus. There was minor damage to the Wise vehicle and medium to the Games vehicle. Gamu was cited on a charge of falling to yield the right of way. and tides along the Mexican coast are expected to rise 2 to 4 feet above nonnal. Small craft along the east coast of Mexico north of Vera Cruz were urged to remsin in port. . Bess grew out of a low pressure trough in the Gulf of Mexico Sunday . ' The counter-clockw ise circulation of a deJI'ession began late-Sunday afternoon. Then, with circulation finnly established, the winds began whipping up to tropical<~torm strength, 39 mph , at which time the storm was named. , T~ become a hurricane, a storm's winds must reach 75 mph. The first storm of tbe season, AmeHa, also formed rapidly in !be Gulf, ·then plunged ashore at Brownsville, Teltas, July 31. It's 50-mpll winds kicked up tides 2 to 4 feet above nonnal and the drenching rains forced flood watches along Inland areas. GET LICENSE Granted a marriage Hcense In Meigs County Saturday were Clay Timothy lhle, 24, Racipe, and Jane Ann BoBo, 19, Rutland. ACTIONS FR.ED Two suits lor divorce and one for money were filed II) Meigs County Common Plea1 Court Saturday. One divorce was sranted. Flllnil lor divorce were Terri Sorden, Middleport, against David Sorden, Middleport, and Rhonda G, Jones, Rutland, apinst Keltll . A. Jones, Langsville. · Filing for judlment In U. amount of rroi.03 piUI 111terest and costa was Dem.o G. Pulllneo, Athena, a~ &nald Pooler, Mlddlepilft. .Granted a diVOI'tt • Ronnie Gene ~ rr.· Sherry S•atzel Jobnaon. �--··· . ...%-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, Aug. 7,1978 100 classes in this year's Meigs County Fair domestic art exhibit. HEALTH Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Black Am«ieu itaWmlml .' Thooe born on thia date are Ralph J . Bundle wu born on August 7. l!ICM. IDider the sign of Leo . · men's abirt, men's alllt, miscellaneous crocheted Nearly a hlllldred cl 1 II books will dole. men•a trousers, item. Jud&IDI will be bued on creatitis allen resembles a for everytblna from men'• mllcellaneolil men's apparel Quilts: applique, cotton What causes surgical abdomen and that's clothlna to macrame bave appearance, 10 percent; and miscellaneous lady's patcbwork, painted, antique, why you had surgery the first bela Included In thll year's worllmanablp, SO percent, pancreatitis? apparel. embroidered, baby quilt time. Your doctors were not Melp County Fair donwtlc . ll!d •rte, 10 pen:eat, IIICI Aprons: kltcben, fancy, (quUted); and comfort (tied materials, SO percent. sure what was causing the arta elblblt ltCbedule. IIICI embroidered, · DEAR DR. LAMB - One problem and had to operate. or llnotted.) Mrs. Margmt Ella Lewis PrtmiWIII will be awarded In Needlecrafl: appUqued Rugs : Crodleted, hooked, year ago I was hospitalized In many inatances, an 11 cbalrman for the elblblt . three pia- In each clua pillow cues, painted pillow braided, loom woven by with pancreatitis. I bad no acute attack may be the only wblc:b will be Judpl 011 the wltb the premlnDII ranginC cua, embroidered pillow esblbltor, mlscellaneoUI. symplools ol this di•ease attack a person ever has. A openina day of the fat, Allll. from SS to 75 cent&. Hobby Corner: Model c11r before • til& severe attack. smaller number of in- 1.6, begtllnlng at 10 a.m. Clauu ill tbe various cases, cushions, crochets, embroidered, · needlepoint, or truck, other model, emThey performed exploratory dividuals continue to have The ~ apeclfy tbat the ' divliiOIII are u followa: or- other, broidered , picture, surgery and fowtd my pan• recurrent attacks which ap- same per- can not malte Children's Clotblllg: alrl'a patchwork, creas perforated and leaking. parently you're doing now, inore tban cine entry In each chwa (cotton and blenda ), tablecloths, painted, em- needlepoint' picture, My liver and everything was We call this chronic pan· clua. ,Artlcl• wiMinl a Girl's better chwa, boy's broidered or crocheted, decoupage picture, 3d picpotholders, afghan, ture, crewel plctbre, paint by fine. It Cl!rtainiY is true premium during the put tw9 trolll«<. child's )119JIR or miscellaneous knitting or number, liquid embroidery I seemed to do well for creatitla. that once you have these at- yeara are not eligible for llhirt, T-!!hirt, coat or jacket, . picture, miscellaneous about niDe montha, then tacks, regardless of their entry thll year. Exblbltl are nightwear (gown or pajamas, m>chetlng. Knlttlns: afghan, sllpover picture, handmade candle. started having flare-ups cause, whether they are caus- to be tallen to the lairp'ouncls and robe). sweater, button front ceramics, age to 16, when I could not eat and bad ed by gpllstones, a virus or between a:30 IIICI 10 a.m. on severe chest pain. I am on alcohol,t. such an individual Aug. 1.6 and anythlns arriving AdUlt Clothing: one piece aweater, cardigan sweater, ceramics, over 16, macrame or ponch, or hanger, other macrame Item, Pro-Banthine lour times a should thereafter avoid all after 10 will not be accepted. dreu, two.plece chwa, better cape woodcarring,p~erofparta miscellaneoul. day. The only entry fee II the dreu, long dress, lady's alcollolic beverages of any Crocbet: . afghan, bed· mold, Jewelry treasures from The only time I have ever and all typea on ail occasions. purdlase of a membenhlp bloUH,-T-ehirt, cape or coa~, trash, any o!her bobby IIJire&d, vest, sweater, cape heard of this disease was conOther than that and ticket. Entrl•llllllt be made llhortl, lady's slacks, lady,a nected with alcohol. I have avoiding large meals and wltb the Fair · Board _ suit, lady's Jacket, lildy a or poncho, handkerchief with esblblt. Ci'ochet. trim, doUie, · baby never been a heavy drinker obesity, there is a limited Secretary before 4 . p.m. jumpsuit, men's Jacket, afghan, baby sweater set, but did have a mixed drink amowtt which you can do to Friday at wblch time the sometimes. My doctor said help prevent future attacks. sometimes a virus could But you will need constant cause it but I did not have a medical management as you virus. I would like to know are receiving now. more about this disease,and The Singer family reunion Kimes, Sandlllky; Mr. and uttle Hocilng; Mr. and Mrs. its cause. W811 held July 30 at the Mrs. E. R. Hollon, Mr. and Joe Uppe, Gale and Terry, · DEAR READER - While Daughters of America hall in Mrs. George Genhelmer, Mr, Vincent; Mr. an:., Mrsci it's not a common disease, it Chester. Margaret Bissell and Mrs. Roger Bissell, Robert =~·BoMry :::d certainly isn't rare. To give .you an idea what the pangave the bleaalng before the Roger, Allsha, Amanda, Kelly, Do d'•• "B'-U and buket dlnDer. Christine, and Lorena, Mrs. u,...... . Mr creas looks like, one type of Attending were Mf. and Chester; Mrs. Patty Hysell, sons, ~:'!!ln8BIIsell. sweetbreads come from . the 25% Off Purchase, Mrs. WIWam Singer, Mr. and Norma Jean and BMICI!, Mrs. and · ~ pancreas. Mrs. Arth'lf Singer, Mr. and MOdred . Arnold, Pomeroy; Sherr! and Jeff,, e, /1. major function of the · Everett 0. Parker, Veds Just Present Your pancreas is to produce en- Parker to (;arl Landon, 3l Mra. Fred Reiber and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B'-ll Mr. an~M.::· Davi~u~~: Melinda, Mr. and Mrs. Perry and Danny, Tim Hawthorne, Toni a lCI!l, Rayburn' zymes. The juices from the acres, Olive. Golden Buckeye Card Everett 0. Parker, Veds Singer, Wallace Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riffle Mrs. 1va pancreas a(e essential to the ~r SterJina' When Ordering. . "k digestion of your car- Parker to Gary Durst, Ruth Toledo· Naomi Price and and family, Long Bottom; Sammy an Madlaon, W. Va.; Racbel Rieber, Morning Syracuse; ~~~ bohydrates, proteins and Durst, Parcels, Olive. Cloe B. Fick to Ruth Mrs. Tonna ,Jiollon and Star; Mr. and Mrs. Frank CorneStallan R tiY_:_~ Con: fats. Of course, seeded cy u Owoa • throughout the pancreas are Isabella Powell, Pt. Lot 520, Shannon, Mrs. '!thel Cooper, Holter, Racine; Mrs. Mattie and Parlleraburg, W. Va.; Mrs. Lawrence, Portland; Airman neaut. the 'small islets of Pomeroy. Entertainment wal~ Mary Edna Warner to Suaan Gates, Vienna; Mr. Bruce Rlffle,.San Franclaco, Langerhans which produce Evelyn M. Morrla, Parcels, . and Mrs. Earley Casto, Calif.; Greg Bucbannon, provided bdyth \hew! B~~~d insulin. Ripley; Mr. and Mn. James Reedavllle; Mr. and Mrs. Brothers an e r v It's true that alcoholism Scipio. Steven L. Jacobs, Wanda Kimes, Tad and James Paul, Lawrence Uppe . and Toni, Jack Cornell. can cause pancreatitis but it The reunion will be held at . is only one of many causes. A R. Jacobs to First Church ol Key West Fla.; Tammy Sheri Lipps, Jan Holter, ' the same · place nut year, common cause for pan- the Nazarene, Parcel, &ltton. third Sunday in July· Daniel E. Cunningham, creatitis is blockage of the Martha Ann Cunningham, pancreatic duct from a gallstone lodged in the bile kna formerly Martha Arnold Daniel Eugene duct. Since the bile duct and to pancreatic duct join where Cwmingbam and Martha Ann they enter the intestine, the Cunningham, .91 acre, gallstone will block .the Salisbury. Polly Cramer Josephine Babcock to Doris drainage of liolUt-btle ana panJackllon, Lot 24, Arbaugh's creatic juice. _ As the }llic< -blft:ots Up in the 2nd, Olive. the product on the inner cardFreds L. Ball, dec. to Rita Wallpaper pancreas, it literally causes board holders for paper pr<>the gland to swell and allows A. Lewis, Parcels, Cert. al is discolored ducts such as kitchen towels the pancreatic juice to leak Trans., Salisbury. - Chester. and toilet paper. When we Freda L. Ball, dec. to Allen oui into the tissues. When it have tried and found we like a DEAR POLLYMy white does this the powerful en- E. Ball, Cert. al Trans., flocked-pattern wallpaper certain kind the wrapper with zymes in the pancreatic juice Sallabury. tlie name on it has long since Elber Johnson, Frances (on a silver hackgrowtd) bas been discarded. We are conactually start digesting the discolored badly (I think pancreas. That's what causes JoluUion to Maurice Johnson, stantly bombarded with Margaret Johnson, 1.33 from gas fwnes) . I tried t'OUpons to buy the various all the pain and trouble. · carefully washing it with a The pancreas can also be acres, Salisbury. company's products but tbere Edith Blevins, Arlin mild liquid soap and warm · is no clue as to which one it is affected by many viruses and you may not have recognized Blevins to Ronald Estep, waterrand !ben blotting it dry after the roll is exhausted. but this did no good. I have in~ou even had a virus. The Winnie Estep, Lolli 19, 20, quired at paint and wallpaper ANOTHER POLLY mwnps virus is a classical Carpenter. DEAR POLLY - I wanted Laura Krebs to Richard stores but they know of no my two small children to example. It C811 affect the way to Clean this. It seems 3.095 acres, glands in the neck area and it Elliott, that with all the flocked have a sa<odbox but did not can also affect the pancreas. Columbia. want to spend a lot of money J . E. Lyons Corp. to Carroll wallpaper sold tbere should so I filled their old baby To give you a better be a cleaner. I would like to Johnson, Mildred wtderstanding of pancreatitis W. bathtub with a little less than 1 am sending you The Health Johnson, lot, Salisbury - know if you or any of the 50 pounds of play sand. I put a readers have fowtd a way to Letter number 11-4, The Pan- Middleport. plastic drop cloth under the Milo B. Hutchison, Betty do this. - LOUISE G. creas: Your Enztme Organ. tub to catch the spilled sand DEAR LOUISE - I have Other readers who want this Alin Hutdllaon to Martin J. and the " box" can be moved Nancy S. not had any better luck than from shade to swtshine or inissue 'can send 50 cents with a Broderick, ,Jong , stamped, self- Broderick, Lot 6, Crow's you have bad. The discolora- to the garage at night w~n tion is probably there to stay. addressed envelope for it to &lb., Chester. There is a chemically treated rain threatens. me in care of this newspaper, James J. Proffitt, Sheriff, Also, I make meat loaf in a P.O. .Box 326, San Antonio, Alva Miller, eta! to H<mer sponge that can be hough! in muffin pan as my children Goodwin, Palma Goodwin, some paint· and wallpaper like the small size. This is TX78292. stores that will remove the An acute attack of pan- 1.50 acres, Columbia. dirt and grime from flocking also good when you do not but would not help your pr<>- have enough of tbe meat mixblem. J am sure that if any of ture to fill a regular meat loaf . the readers have had success pan.- NANCY DEAR POLLY- A friend of removing a · discoloration from while flocking we will mine runs a small tavem41nd Notice Is hereby given !hal !here will be a public be hearing from them. - her glasses always sparkle so hearing on Thursday. the lOth day of August, 1978, beautifully. I learned that the POLLY beginning at 2:00 P.M. Ill the Common Pleas Court secret is putting a teaspoon of Room In the Court House In Pomeroy, on the Meigs DEAR POLLY - A card County Plan for Social Services In Ohio under Title XX corn starch in the final rinse table is a perfect place to dry of !he Social Security Ac!, for !he year beginning July water.HELEN sweaters or blouses tllat can1 19 Polly will send you one of not be put on hangers wbil'e ' ~ 0 oblecl of this hearing Is to highlight pertinent her signed. thank-yo_u lnt..-matlon regarding Social Services, problems and wet. Cover the table with needs and to ellcl! public comment, suggestions and plastic, put a dry towel over newspaper coupon clippers if' recommendations relative to the county' s proposal that arid then smoothly. place she uses your favorite social services plan , sweater or blouse on the top. Pointer, Peeve or Problem in ln!eresl"d persons and organlza!lons are urged to (Polly's note- Readers have her column. Write POLLY'S attend. written that they have cut the POINTERS in care of this tops out of old card tables and ne"!spaper. MEIGS COUNTY WELFARE ADVISORY BOARD fastened on wire screening to make drying tables. ) My Pet Peeve is that there Mannin& D. Webster, Chairman On thla day in hl&ory: is no name of t~ company or In 1782, the Order of the . Purple Heart W811 establllhed by George Washington to honor men wow!ded In the All of our jobs, 88 well 88 the basic quality . ~olutionary War. DO-IT-YOURSELF QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES TRY US · .. SALE u"""R'eec!svw :r: .ADOLPH'S , -----------~~-; THE OAII..Y SENTINEl. DEVOTED ro ntE INTEREST OF For al JOUr dcHt.,OUISelf " ,_ R D MEIGS-MAilON AREA ROBERT IIOErUCH Home lmprMIIIent Supplies • CniS Hardw•e CUy.......... Published diil)l Hc.'t!lll S~nunba) b)' Thl! Ohiu V•Ut•y Publiltluu• Cumpany·MuiUrnedi.ll, Inc, 111 Cuurt St.. 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Ttant struck out nine and did not walk a batter in besting Bill Travers and posting hla eighth !rtumph against four defeats. The victory enabled the .Red Sox to Increase their lead to seven gamee over the second-place Brewers. Like Hunter, Ttant credited hla control lor hla success against the Brewers. "I hail pretty good control today on everything. I could find everyplace. 1bat's how you win," said Tlant, who bad not since June 24. . won At the power rompany, we're continuing · to expand our search for economical fuel sources. Planning for new facilities that will be needed in the future·. And, we're contiil· uing our efforts to hold our operating coats in line so we can efficiently proYide the eleetricity that helps all of us get our jobs doue. . How can Y?U help? By using electricity Wisely. On the Job. And at home, too. . You can also help by understanding and sharing the joint responsibility we have in assuring our electric supply. And working together Offen the best chance for all of us to get the job dOne. Ohio :Power'""' . . Working together is the only W&y. Three lnijlllllli , $7. 00 ; f:IHt-wben' fl6.1'0 yewr ; Si1 1~ths $1.1.50 · Three monlhM . •· . ~u . 6ub!'ll.-riptiun price lndudl" Sttrui»}' Tm.cs..S•·rllitu·l I . These are serious problema. Not just for yoU. For all ?f us. . . ·. . Because Without electriCI.~ machines stop. Work stops. Paychecks stop. The economy suffen. And progress stops. So, how do we deal with this? By working together. ..\.'tlk , R)' Motor RuU\1! Whtre CIIITJI!r jll.~ ; 1 years. •' By MARX FRIEDMAN Dick Ruthven , a reborn pitcher · these days since UPI Spc)rta Writer Even alter 13 years as a ' joining the ?hils on Jwte 15, premier pitcher .in the major picked up his ninth win in 17 leagues, Steve Carlton is big decisions in the opener by enough to admit he can still plldiing an t-llitter. learn a thing or two·;about Carlton, 10-11,' bad a nothrowing baseballs. hitler until Maru\y Sangulllen "!learned a lltlle !.it about singled in the filth. John pltcbing tonight," Carlton Milner added a double in the said Swtday, alter firinll a eighth and Phil Garner tlre~bltter to complete a 3-2, singled with two out in the 1>-0sweep by the PhUadelpbia ninth for the only other Phlllles over the Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh hils. Pirates. "I thought about how In the opener, Bowa's twol'd been behind . so many run single in the fourth was batters whlle I've been going the margin of victory. Bowa's bad, so I just conCI!ntrated on single followed a single by the catcher's glove and threw Sizemore and a double by everything lor strikes." McBride. Ruthven won his it. II PUBLIC HEARING HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS CINCINNATI (UP!) - If Bill Bonbam correctly claims the in hla right elbow has disappeared, then so have a lot . _rl. Reda manager Sparky Anderaon's pitching woes. Bonham didn't get the victory &mday as the Reels, tbanks to a throwing error by Ozzle Smith, beat the San Padres 3-1 in the finale al a three-game set at Riwrfront Stadium. But the ~ year-old right-bander did restrict the Padres to me run in five lnnlnga. And 811 Anderson will tell you, tbat's nat bad for a guy who hadn't started a gaine since July 7. "My arm was okay, but my cootrol wun't," said a pleased Bonham. ''Asore arm, though,la something you cWJ 't work on. Control you can." Bo.m wasn't the mly Reds' pitcher who had Anderson smllinil Sunday. Freddie Norman, who bas won only one of his last nine starta, made hia first relief performance and picked up hla loth victory of the aeason against six Iosses·by pitching two acoreless innings, wblle striking out five of the seven batters he _faced. "I had the best acrewball I've had in three years," said Norman. "It was a good hard one, down and away. What _aurprlaedmewasthatmy _control was so good. I hadn't thrown In lour days. It wasn 'I because my ann was sore. It just felt By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Jim "CaUiah'' Hunter and Luis · Tlant, once indispensable pltcl]ers in the pressures of a peMBnt race, may get their VIP designations back again before the American League season is over. · Hunter continued his astounding comeback Sunday when he bested Jbn Palmer and beat the Baltimore Orioles on a live-hitter In pitching the New York Yankees to a 3-0 victory. It waa Hunter's first shutout and first complete game since last season. Meanwhile, the 37-year-oid Tiant was nearly 811 effective as be stopped the Milwaukee Brewers on · eight hits in hurting the Boston Red Sox to a 4-0 triumph ' "My game is control," said the 32-year-old Hunter, who struck out six and walked ooly one. "Today I bad everything the way I wanted POLLY·s POINTERS of our lives, depend, in part, on a stable supply of electric power. But the price of electricity has been going up. And a lot of people are worrying about the possibility of shortages in a few Reds take over .lead in NL ·West fourth straight start and is 6-2 since joiillng Phlladelphia. "Maybe I've had a little better control (since joining the ?hils)," said Ruthven, "but nothing as profound as my record· would indicate." Elsewhere in the NL, it was Montreal 2 Chicago I In the first game, and Chicago 4 Montreal 3 in the second, Atlanta 3 Houston 2, Cincinnati 3 San Diego 1, St. Louis 3 New York I and Los Angeles 5 San Francisco L Expos 2--3, Cubo 1-4: Mike Vail's pinch hit sacrifice fly in the eighth inning snapped a 3-3 tie and led Chicago to its nightcap win after Montreal took the opener on home runs by Gary Carter and Andre Dawson . Braves 3, Astros 2: Larry McWilliams won his fourth game without a loss "II he pitches like be pitched tonigbt, . he may not lose anothe~ one," said Brewers' Manager George Bamberger, A crowd of 48,444 attended the game at Milwaukee's County Stadium, bringing the total attenda~ce for the tllree-Ramt series to 153,974largest in the majors thla season. Elaewhere in the AL, Detroit blanked Chicago, 8-0, Kansas City whipped Toronto, 12-5, California edged Minnesota, 4-3, Oakland swept Seattle by identical4-3 scores and Texas nipped Cleveland, 3-2. · Tlgera I, Wblte Sox 0: Jim Slaton tossed a sixhitter and Rusty Staub and Steve Kemp hit homers in pacing the Tigers to their fifth straight victory. Staub raised his RBI total to 89 with a two-run h<XDer in the third inning and Kemp bit a threerun blast in the filth .. Royall 1%, Blue Jaya 5 AI Cowens hit the first grand slam of hla career in the first inning to spark the Royals' triumpb and help_ rookie Rich Gale to hla 13th victory. A'a 4-4, Marlnera :h1: Taylor Duncan singled home pinch runner . Darrell Woodard in the eighth inning to give tbe A's their victory in the opener. Mitchell Page drove in a pair of runs in the nightcap to help the A's complete a sweep. Angelo 4, Twlna 3: ' Carney Llinslord singled home Ken Landreaux with the winning run In the eighth inning to give the Angels their victory. Don Baylor hit his 24th homer for California. RaDgen 3, IDdlalll !: Rookie Gary Gray pinch-hit a two-run homer with two out in the ninth inning to rally Texas to its third straight victory. Jon Matlack picked up the win to raise hla record to 9-9. club I've managed has bad as many Injury problems as this "catching the pitchers on this club Is like having an off -<lay. one. Kennedy and Correll have done outstanding jobs. So has "Niekro will teach you how to have good hands if he doesn't Auerbach.'' beat 'em up first." This spring Kennedy figured he'd spend most of the season Bonham went one more inning than Anderson had planned to playing the role of a spectator. But with Joe Morgan plagued pitch him. by an assortment of Injuries, tbe 36-year-old rookie already "I couldn't locate my fastball where I wanted it," said the 29has appeared in 64 games. year-old right-hander, "but I did have a good change-up." " I know I'll never be the offensive player Morgan is," said Bonham, reflecting upon his long layoff, admitted the first Kennedy, who has started the last six games. ''That's why I've three days were more than a titlle frustrating. tried mainly to do a good job in the field, something I didn't do Then he realized that if be weren 't going to pitch, he'd better the brief time I was with the team in 1974. Right now he 's also do other things to take up his time-,-not just sit around and fret doing a·pretty good job of getting on base." about whether the sore elhow was going to respond to "That," said KeiUledy, "is because Ted kluszewski has been treabnent and rest. working wltb, me a lot lately on my bitting. I've been looping .. "So," said Bmham. "I started running a lot-four or live the bat too much ... bittingtoo many balla into the air." miles a day . Correll doesn 'tintimidate pitchers the way Bench does, but " Now that my elbow's okay. I'll just do tbe regular running Anderson has no a<mplaints al>out the veteran catcher's with the pitchers." performance behind the plate . And will he continue to run out to the mound every fifth day "I spent a few years with Atlanta trying to handle Phil as a memblir of the Reds' starting rotation? Niekro's knuckleball and aff.er that experience," said Correll, "I didn't hold anything back today," he replied. "And my who opened the season as a player-coach at Indianapolis, elbow feels okay . So I'm confident I will." Custam full . In one at 0\\) days Our staff of dent isis and will make yo ur l~chni cia n s w.tlom dentures quickly' and tconomically denture service, partials .t relines. Sam RuUgUano debuta at Municipal Stadium as head coach al ·the Browns. With NFL clubs playing two less exhibition contests this year, the game takes on added significance lor coaches on both teams . Coaches are under unaccustomed pressure to make quick decisions about who stays and who gets ued. For the Browns quarterback hopeluls, David Mays and Terry Luck, the clash with the Giants has considerable significance. The two are ba tlling for the prime backup signalcaller role to Brian Sipe, and Rutigliano has said he expects them to show "something special" AAainst the Giants and the Buffalo Bills a week later. "I know I have all the qualities to be an NFL quarterback" said Luok, a Nebraaka product. "But yes, I'm concerned. Mainly because I'm not throwing as well as I know I can. Not as well as I was last fall." Luck started Cleveland's final gamt last season against Seattle, when Sipe waa out of action. But Mays has more pro expe~ience than Luck - with Worlsl Football league exposure and two seasons with Cleveland. Mays started lour games last year lor tlle_Browns. On the eve of his first game directing the Browns, Rutigliano reviewed the first three weeks of training camp at Kent State University. "As far as I'm concerned, we've achieved the first step toward ·building the kind of foundation we're seeking for the Cleveland Browns . " I'm especially pleased we've been able to do 9o much in such a short period of time. I : ! : : East Ch icago -·· a; ' W. L. Pet. 59 41 557 56 53 .514 PittsbrQh Mont real 50 56 .472 53 60 .469 New York St . Louis 47 65 42 68 .420 ""i lwauke New York Balt imre Qetroit Cleve lnd Toronto GB 41!;.> 9 9 11 15 .382 19 West W. L. Pcf. C incinal i GB 65 <IS .591 66 46 .589 63 48 .568 San Fran LOS Ang 21'1 San Dieg o 57 54 .Sl.f 8 1 '? Houston 51 59 .464 14 Atlanta 51 59 .464 14 Saturday's Resulh Phi l a at Plsbgh , ppd ., ra in Houston 5, Atla nta 3, lSI Houston 7, Atlanta 0, 2nd Montr ea l 7, Chicago 4 L os Arlg 2, San Francisco 0 . Cincinnati 1, San Diego I St . LOUiS 5, New York 3 Sunday's Results Montreal 2, Chicago 1, 1st Chic ago 4, Montrel'll 3, 2nd Phi Ia 3, Pittsburgh 2, 1st Ph ila 5, Pitt sburgh 0, 2n d Atlanta 3, Ho us ton 2 Cinci nnat i 3, Sa n D iego 1 St. Louis 3. New York 1 Los A ng 5, San Francisco 1 Today's Probable Pitchers · ( AH T i mes EDT J Pittsburgh (Reuss 0-ll at Chicago (K.rukow 5-0J, 2: 30 p .m . Philad elph iB ( Lerch 6-6) at Sf . LOUiS ( Denny B·8 L 8 : ~5 p.m . Atlanta <Solo mon 3-4 ) at Cincinnati (Sea ver 11 9 ), 8:05 p .m San Di ego {Owchinko 8-7) at Los Ange les ( John 12-BJ. 10 · 30 p .m . Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Ch ic ago New York at Montrea L ni ght Ph i l a at St.L , 2, t wi -n ight Atlan ta at Cincinnati , n ight San D iego at Los Ang , n ight Houston at San F ran , night Again, it has to be an indication of what kind of football team our ~pie want to have," he added. The soft-spoken Rutigliano cited several players as standouts during tile three •Or. A.J. Sloehli•Or. C.W. II<ai•Dr. O.J. SlomtltUJh •Or. W.O. kimboll•Or. J.C. Murphy •Or. J. Ochman '11M: a~v~ere Qncer M9 E. llvinp1on Ave. Columbus W. L- Pet. Boston Ent Phi la National League ( 1st game) Mf l 001 001 000- 2 7 0 000 000 001 - 1 10 0 Chi Rogers , Knowles (9) and Carter ; Lamp, Moore (9J and Rader . W- Rogers (13 -7l . L Lam p (5 -H) . HRs --'-Montreal , Ca rter (1 2), Dawson (20) . I America" League Majo'r Lugue Standings By United Press International National L~ague State Legion 47 61 59 52 46 52 54 40 72 .561 992-7153 149 S. Third 540 .522 56 .481 6:2 .426 45 63 417 St. Middleport, 0 . · .357 "See me for car, -.., · . Saturday's Results Minne so ta 4, Cal i f 3, 1St Californ ia 4, Minn 3, 2n d Boston 8, Milwi'lukee 1 SeaJ tle 3, Oakland 2 De troi t 7, Chicago 0 New York 3, Baltimore 2 Kansas Ciiy 5, Toronto 3 Tex a s 4, Clevel.!lnd 3 ·Sunday's Results Oakland 4, S~at11e 3, 1st Oaklarid 4, Seatt le 3, 2nd Detro i t 8 , Chicago 0 New York 3, Baltimore 0 Kan City 12, Toronto 5 Boston -4, Milwaukee 0 Ca li f 4 , Minnesota 3 Texas 3, Cleve land 2 , Todav •s Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Balt imore (D . Mart inel 8-8 ) at Toron t o (Clancy 7.9 ), 1: 30 P.m . Seattle (Parro1t l -3} at Minnesota (J ackson 3 · 4), 8 : 30 P.m . Chicago 1 (P r ol y 2-0l at Kansas City ( L eonard 12- 13), 8 : 30 p .m . California (Ailse 8-6) at Oakland (R enko 5·6 J. 10 :30 p .m . life, health aad busiiiCSS I I 2nd game ) Phil a " . San Dgo 001 000 American International leag'u e Toledo at Richmond , 2n d, ppd., rain Syracuse at Charleston , ppd ., rain NEW YORK (UP!) - New York pitcher Ed Figueroa Rochester B. Columbus 2 will be sidelined for one week Tidewater at Pawtucket , due to "soreness in his right ppd .• rain Game ann, " the New York Yankees All -StarToday's Game vs . Te xas announced Sunday. Rangers at Columbus Figueroa,ll-7, pitched 81-3 Tuesday's Games innings against Baltimore Charleston at Tidewater Saturday night in New York's Pawtucket at Richmond · Syracuse at Columbus ~2 victory. Rochester at Toledo c1st game ) Se a 000 030 OQO-- 3 5 0 Oak 001 200 0\)( - 4 9 0 Mi tchell , Rawley (5), Todd ( 8) and Plum mer ; Langford and Newman . Essian [8) . W Langtord (57). L - Rawley (4 8 l. HR s- Seatt le, Plum mer OJ Ond gam e) Sea ooo 1?0 ooo- 3 9 o Oak 000 102 10>c - 4 9 0 Ho use , Parrot! ( 4 ), Ram o ( 7 l and St inson : Broberg , Sosa (5 ), La cey (7) an d Ess ian , Newman PJ . W- L acey (8-SJ . L - Romo ( 9 -4 ). Ch i 000 000 000- 0 6 4 Oet 202 031 OOK- 8 9 2 Kra vec . Schueler (5), Wil loughc y ( 8) and Nahorodn v ; Sl aton and Parr ish . W- Si aton (12-8) . L - Kravec (1 -ll J HR sOetro i t , St aub ( 18), Kemp (9 ). Bait ooooooooo-o 5 1 N .Y . 200001 OOK- 3 60 Palmer and Oem pse y , Hunter and M unson .- W- H unter f FOR YOUNG DRIVERS ooo- 1 U~egu~ S•"•:J!- ·._....~..,..... Prevention is 1he best policy .. . 71 Cin ci doo 000 JOx - 3 11 0 Jones and Sweet ; Bonham , Norman (6), Ba ir ( 8) and Correll . W- Norman ( 10-61 L Jones ( 9 -10 ) . tqurney starts Young men and women often ask why t hey have to pay mor e tor their automobile insurance . Dri lle r s in the i r teens and earlier twenties ca use far mor e than t he i r sha re of traffic accidents . Reports the N a tional Safety Coun cil : 21.8 percent of all motor ists are 24 years of a~. or under, yet these youthfu l opera t ors are involved as dr ive r s in 38 .6 per cent of al l accidents and 37.3 per cent of all fatal mishaps. A great many young peop le are ski lled, resp o nsib le dr ive rs . Obviously , though, quitE· a few are not . The r e' s no s ubst itute for development competence and the r ight attitudes. i n c lud ing a pos i t ive approa c h to defensive dr ivi ng . · Our agency pr ovid es finan ci a l protect i on and service in case of e. cci dents in11ol vi ng yo ung dr ivers .. . but man y of the se ac c idents c an be prevented . That ' s why we say prevention is t h e '·' best pol icy . DALE C. WARNER 992 -2143 10:1 W. Main Pomeroy ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• :: See these new •.". .... •• ••• ••• •• •• •• •• • .... STANLEY TOOLS I. I • I •- · - - - " · ~·'~";·;··~··~-=-~~·,~~~}~-~·~~-~n~o , 11). L - Bibby ( 6 -6) Hous 010 000 010- 2 50 At Ia 01 1 001 OOx - 3 5 1 R lcharct , Samb ito (8 ) an d Pujols. Boc hy (8); McWi ll iams. Garber ( 7) and Nolan . W McW il l iams {4 -0l. L - R ichard ( 11 10 ). HR - Housron , watson ( 12 ), Gonzalez (1) . N .Y . ·001 000 0()()- 1 6 1 St .L 20100000)( - 3 80 Koosm an , Kobel <7 l an d , Stearn s ; Martine2. Thomas ( 8 ) and Swisher . W- Ma r tinez (6 Tuesday's Games Sl. L ---'- Koosman (3 -13) . HR - S1 Cleveland at Boston , n ight Milwaukee al New Yo rk , Louis , Hend ricK' ( 11 J. night LA 400 010 000- 5 1 0 Ba lfi more at Toronto , night 000 001 000- 1 4 1 San Fran Tex as a! Detro it , n ight Hoolon and Ferguson ; Knep Seattle a t Minnesota, n ight per , Will iams {2 ), Curt is (6 J, Chic ago atKan City , ni g h! Lavelle (9 ) and Tamargo . WCa l i f o rn ia at O~kland , n ig ht Hoolon ( 12 -8 1. L - Knepper (11 · 9J. HR - L os Anngeles , Smi th United Press lnterniltional ATHENS, Ohio (UP! ) W. L. Pet. GB The annual Ohio American Charleston 67 42 .615 Legion state baseball tourney Pawtucl(et 60 50 545 71/? gets underway today wih Richmond 58 SO .537 so;, Tidewater 55 55 .500 12 111 seven games scheduled. Rochester 55 56 .485 13 The pairings are: Urna ( 44- Toledo 51 56 .477 15 21) vs. Wi ckliffe ( 21-8); Columbus 51 58 .468 16 Elyria (25-16) vs. Cincinatti Syracuse 40 70 .364 2H'1 Saturday's Results Budde ( 31-16); Euclid ( 33-7 ) Ric hmond B. Toledo o. lsi, 7 vs . Stuebenville (31-3); innings Worthin gton (30-10) vs . R ichmond 1. Toledo 0, 2nd , 7 Miamisburg (36-11) ; Logan inn ings ( 18-21 ) vs. Marietta (29-9); Charleston 7, Syra c use 2 14, Columbus 4 Bowling Green (lS-21 ) vs. Rochester Pawtuc ket 1. Tidewater ~ . Ashley (31-12) and Chillicothe 1st , 9 innings (37-10) vs. winner of Urna Ti dewater 4, Pawtu cket 3, 2nd , 7 •i nnings and Wickliffe . Results The double elimination ToledoSunday's 2. Ri chmond 1, lsi . 7 tourney runs through Friday . innings 1-· 130 100 000- s 10 0 , . . - - . . , 000 000 000- o 3 0 • ···• , ... Carlton and M c C a r v e r ; _A_ Bibby , Ham ilton t6 l, Jackson GO (9l and D yer . w - car11on {10- Ptsbgh (21) . weeks ol camp, including 03000001 (}- -t 90 Mike Swiger 60 Minesota Ch icago Seatt le Bas GB {2 nd game) Mllw 000 000 OOQ- 0 B 0 T iant and Fisk ; Travers . Mtl 000 002 001 - 3 9 1 7 000 001 03x - 4 9 1 Cas tro (81 and Mart inez,' Moore 8 1h Chi .!),.anderson , Garman (6 ), ( 9 ) . W - Ti ant ( 8 -4 }. L - Travers 60 49 .550 9 Know l es ( B) and Carter ; {7 -6 ). 60 -49 .550 9 51 57 .472 171' 2 Burr is, McGlothen (8), Sutter ~--. .-~~~~ (9) and Blackwetl; Rader , • 40 69 .367 29 Putman . w - M cGiothen 13-11 . L west W. L . Pet. GB ~Garman (2 -6l.. Kan Cit y Texas Tor 100 001 003- 5 13 0 K .C. 420 110 40x - 12 1:2 2 N\oore , Co l_eman_ ( 5) and Ashby ; Gale, Mingor i ( 7 ) and Watha n . W ~ G ale I 13-3) . L Moor e (5-3 ). HRs- Kansas City , Cower}s (3 ); Toronto, Mayber ry (18 ), Carty (17) . 69 .40 .633 61 46 .570 61 49 .555 Ca li f Oakland (5-4) . L - Pa lmer ( lJ . lO J . Major Lugue Results By United Press tnternatiunal ' ~' 011 I at SAYRE HARDWARE New Haven, W.Va • Authorized I STANLEY e \ Preview Dealer ·:································· PITTSBURGH The Philadelphia ?billies &lnday traded utility infielder Dave Johnson to Eastern Division rival Chicago for minor· league ' pitcher Larry D. Anderson. · Anderson, 25, will report to Philadelphia's Oklahoma City aflillate in the American Asaocialion.. PRE-FINISHED GUnERING You 'll need no professional help or equipment to put up lhis ready-to-hong guttering : oil ports slip together easily ond fit snugly. The bok8d-on point film is securely bonded to the melol and won't flake or peel . See it ot The Friendly One I POMEROY CEMENT DtRonald E. Riviere : ' and Bob Homer drove in two runs to pace Atlanta over Houston. McWilliams hurled a four-llitter for 6 2-3 innings and Gene Garber allowed only me hit over the final2 2-J Innings to notch his 17th save. Cardinals Mets 1: George Hendrick drove in two runs with a single and his lith homer to power St. Louis over New York. Silvio Martinez gained his sixth victory in 11 decisions witll Roy Thomas finishing up to record his third save. Dodgers 5, Giants 1: Reggie Smith drove in three nms with a double and a homer and Burt Hooton tossed a four-hitter in leading Los Angeles past San Francisco. The loss dropped the Giants out of first place in the National League West. center Tom DeLeone, lullback Mike Pruitt and veteran wide receiver Reggie Rucker . On defense, the coach said he 's been impressed by the work of cornerbacks Ron Bolton, · Oliver Davis and Clarence Scott and safeties Thorn Darden and Tony Peters. Four Cleveland players won't see action Monday night : defensive tackle Jerry Sherk, who continues a comeback from knee surgery; linebacker Robert L. Jackson, recovering from a slight reinjury to a bad knee; guard Robert E. Jackson, and tackle Barry Darrow. A familiar_(igure for Cleveland fans .. on the Giants' side line will be Dick Modze iewski, the Browns' defensive line coach for 10 years. Modzelewski left Cleveland for New York last year after he was passed over for the Browns head coaching job. The Browns will enter the game with new captains. The players voted over the weekend for team leaders, electing Rucker offensive captain, linebacker Gerald Irons de(ensive captain and kicker Don Cockroft as specialty teams captain. Linescores ~ BASEBALL SCOREBOARD ••• I ••• • • •• • II • • •• • pre-season card CLEVELAND (UPI) The National Football League 's shortened preseason schedule gets under way for the Cleveland . Browns and the New York Giants Moodsy night, when • ' heavy, tired." After Nonnan bowed out lor a pjnch bitter during a threerun. seventh inning, Doug Billr took over for .the little Red lefty and got his 21st save of the season. Padre lefty Randy Jones was working on a 1-0 shutout wben Vic Correll rapped a me-out siiJI!Ie to left in the seventh. Davey Concepcion, who has been sidelined with a respiratory Infection, then batted lor Rick Auerbach and bounced to Smith. And when the rookie Padre shortstop, trying for a force play at second, threw the ball into right field, CorreU came home with the tying rwt and Concepcioo didn't stop running until he pulled up at third base. Ironically, Smith's error was the first committed by a Padre in the last week. Pinch hitter Johnny Bench's sacrifice fly sent tbe Reds ahead Z-1 and they added an insurance run when Junior Kennedy followed Pete Rose's ~ouble With his third single of the game. ''The way the guys on the bench have responded when called upon Is making this the most satisfying season I've had during the nine years I've managed the club," said Anderson . "No Yankees shut out Baltimore Browns to open DAIRY VAU.EY. • • :!-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, Aug. 7,1978 ei"' SENIOR CITIZENS Shawn; • ·.·- ... Phils sweep Pirates Singer reunion ·held recently · Meigs Property Transfers ... -----... --~--------- BLOCK CO. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• STANLEY •• •• •• ••• ••• •• •• ••• •• ••• • ••• •• •• • TAPERlJLE I 'X'' wide power ret urn tape ru le with automatic bottom lock. Pull to lock-squeeze to · releasa. I • 12 II . 32·513 '5.49 . 16ft. 32-516 '16.49 • ~ gouck)ddngs ,....: ...................................~. 1........~................................ ~ ....................................... )- ,, �i - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomei"Qy, 0 ., Monday, Aug. 7, 1978 Roberta Circle to hold Aug. 17 meet Roberta Ctrtle meeting to be held in Pomeroy on Auc. 17 'wu announced at a meeting of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, held Tuelday night at the Pomeroy Muonlc Temple. There will be a noon potluck ·with all past matrons and Une officers Invited to attend. Pro-tem officers for the meeting were Ann Hemsley, w\lrthy matron; Tom Edwards, worthy patron; Ella Smith. auoclate malton; Mabel Moore, Edwina ID&I'Ihall, Pam Kauta, AUh, Mel Edna Triplett, Either. Two petitlorul were accepted. Carda have been aenl to Lorenzo Davia, holrpltallzed, ind to Mabel Goe&leln, wboae slater recently died. · Plana were made for IIOl'Ving a rehearaal dinner for Pam Kauta wboae 'WeddinK Ia Sept. 3. Following the meeting Sylvia Midkiff ud Ella Smith entertained with a miscellaneous shower for Ml.ia Kautz. By Helen and Sue Hottel rilght meeting of the Pomeroy Conway Claaa and Helen Diddle was accepted into the ''forever sUm'' procram. jj. .;; OLD CUSTOMS DIE SLOWLY BY HELEN AND SUE BOITEL DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I know they say you can wear anything at your own wedding, but what's prop~r? ~ I have· a baby out of wedlock. I hear a veil means virginity. and <J second-nmrriage bridt! shouldn't c house a white gown. I've never been married, and I've always dreamed of a lovely formal weddin ~. Is it off limits for me·? - U.M. DEARU. : · in my book. no ! Etiquette books' well ... Traditionally, a veil and orange blossoms signify virginity, but these days. insistence thai a woman advertise her " purity " seems ridiculous. Wear what you wish, and have a lovely wedding. - HEI.EN DEAR U.: But if you opt for a ve il with your formal wedding gown, steel yourself against a fe w zingers. Traditionalists- and moralists -are good at offhand remarks . - SUE DEAR RAP: Seven months ago !'married a very good guy - and have been miserable e\'er since. He's sweet to me in every way , but he won't even let me take a walk by myself. I have as much freedom as a prisoner. I'm losing contact with my family and old friends. Is it so . wrong to see a show with my sister or shop with a girlftiend while he 's working? My husband was married before. His mother says I ha ve lots more leewav than his divorced wife did . What do ·you do if you 're in love but- MISERABLE? DEAR MISERABLE: You ca n either go the way of the ex-wife (who evidently chose dJ vorce to jail) or yuu can try fur dtange. Your husband must be very insecure, and this type of man sometimes accepts counseling- if he realizes the alternative is another break-up. Suggest il 1 - HELEN MJSERABLE : And remember : People can change, if they want lo. The key ' Recognizing their faults and being motivated highly enough lo work hard at correcting them. Jealousy and overpossessiveness aren't eas ily "cured" but therapy might bring Utem down to "liveable ." !Especially if your husband is ·'lovable" in most other ways .) -SUE RAP : worth? - J UST ME DEAR ME; On today ·; fluctuating market, a 15().pound person is worth some $448,1X 1 in gold , $11,930 in silver and about $.100 in canned tuna fish . giv : or lake a bit. (The lastt.1•o are just in case you must settle fur less. ) HELEN AND~:.JE moonship returned to earth safely despite failure of one of its three parachutes during splashdown in the Pacific. A thought for the day : Amerian writer Francis Scott Fitzgerald said, " The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hoid two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function . Birthday party held ,-----· · . , . Social 1 1 iCalendar I nJF.SDAY BRANDl KING Cookout, party honor second birthday Aug~ 1 qualification at teast ren days prior to the date set for opening bids in accordance with Chapter 5S25 Ohio Revised .Code. Plans and specif ications are on file In the Department of Transportat ion and the office of the Di stricf Deputy Director . The Director reserves the right to reject anv and all bids . OAVI 0 L. WEIR £~) 7, 14, 2tc PO LOI SLICED BACON The llllhoailllual reunion of the Taylor-Harper families was held at Forest Acres Park, Rutland, July 30. Officers were elected following a potluck dinner. They include Mrs. Ben Rife, president ; Ron Taylor, vice . For hourt of fun in Nfe1v 'falva •nd rope. ·POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN Pomeroy, 0 . indebted to you . Your c hances for collecting look excellent A AlES (Morch 21-Aprll 191 Yo u earn respe ct today becau se others wifl see you as a person of in~egrity . Your srandatds are admtrable . You -won 'l !bwer them for anyone . TAURUS !April 20-May 201 When it comes to ferret ing out facts for commercial purpo.,ses, few wll! equal you today . You r skli l in unearthing root cause s will prove prolitabte . GEMINI (MaJ 21 -June 2DI People from au wa lks of li fe will respond lavorab'J to you tod,ay . You appreci ate th e1r good points and treat all as equa ls . CANCEA (June 21 -July 221 In commercial situations toda y you ' re blessed with a bit of th e Midas tou ch . What' s more, yo u have stay ing power to si t tigh t till the deal comes you r way . lllfeWSPAPER ENTE RPR ISE ASSN ) DIED LB.79~ PICIIC ..................~~!~~~--.~~-. a9e Pound ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LB~ 1 79 1 CHOPS .................l:'! .~ •••~~--~.1 69 RIB BIGGEST SAVIftGS IN $}29 COUNTRY SPARE RIBS ........L~;... .. VAUGHAN'S CORN ........................~ ... ! 0~ POTATOES.......... to.LB. gg~ ON IONS ............... 3 LB. 89~ STOKELY FRUIT COCKTAIL 50 LB. BAG ,._..••••••••4"· POTATOES ment theme will be "People, People, Everywhere." THURSDAY GOSPELTONES of Chester will sing at the Alfred United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m . Saturday ; the Rev. Richard Thomas, pastor invites the public. fl? END ROAST. .•..........~~·.... FR~SH $}19 GROUND CHUCK ........:~~;. ( UST & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WINDING Trail Garden Club, 8 p.m. Tuesday al the home of Mrs. Addalou Lewis. For roll call members are to name their favorite arranging book . Mrs. Cora Beegle will have the program on ~$AI.15] BREAST. ......... ~~~ 99 e LEGS............ :~:. 89e THIGHS ... ~~; 59 $}·29 PORK LOIN • 0D CHICKEN PARTS LEAN & MEATY I RETURN HOME ·Albert Rusche! and daughter, . Rita, have retlimed to their home in . Palm Bay, Fla, alter being caDed here by the Illness ud cleaih of hla sister, Ethel RusSell, Bidwell. l!Jiiii\IW.!J\.!.J 1 · 1 1 CHOPS PORK ROCK Springs Grange, 8 I CQMP~ON I p.m. Tuesday al lhe hall. I • • I' ' • • 1 Members will vacate the hall I OPTOMETRIST 1 fortheMetgsCowttyFatr. I OFFICE HOURS : 9 : 30 to 12, 2to 5 (CLOSE I HARRISONVILLE ChapAT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I ter 255 OESat meeting , 8[ ST.,,_POMEROY. · . · I' p.m. Tuesday the temple .1 ____ ___________ ._ _______ _, president ; Mrs. Don Taylor, secretary; and Mrs. John Lemley , treasurer. Joe · Taylor of Grove City was recognized as the oldest man present and Madge Taylor, a lao of Grove City, the oldest lady. Traveling the farthest were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyce of Columbus. The youngest person present was Jimmy Taylor, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Don Taylor, Coolville. Door prizes were won by Madge Taylor, Carla Rife, Scott Taylor, Don Taylor, and <llarles Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Taylor announced the birth of a new granddaughter, April Kay, born March 28 to Mr. and Mrs . David Taylor, Fostoria. Attending were Joe and · Madge Taylor and Michelle. Osborne, Grove City; Nella Mouaer ol Tava,., Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. John Lemley , Galloway; Grace Lemley and Mr. and Mrs. Bill , Boyce, Columbus ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Tony a and Scott, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor, Amy and Jfm. my, Coolville; Rev~ Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rife, Carla and Becky, Mr. and 'Mrs. John Wetner, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. · Taylor, Mid· dleport ; Lydia Delons, Harriett Thompson, and Mr. and' Mrs. Merrill Taylor, Pomeroy, and Ray Harper, Shade. Nezt year's reunion will be held July 29 at Forest ~cres Park. around . • SCOAPIO (Oct. 24·No•. 221 When the score is tallied today, il's likely you 'll be in lhe winner's column . Ho·w you ac· complished this will remain a mystery to others . SAGITTARIUS (NaY . 23-0ec. 211 Do nol meet Ioree wllh force loday . The. results will be nonproductive. Instead , turn the situation around with Wisd om and geptleness. CAPRICORN (Doc. U ,Jon . 191 Be alert for a pecular develop· m~nt today lhal puis you in lhe enviable role of a middleman . Throu~h skillful management you w111 profit frorr both ends . AQUAAIUS (Jon. 20·Feb. Ill Play no favorites today if you are required to make a decision involving othe:r~ . By being lair everyone will benefit, including you . PISCES (Feb. 211-Morch 20) Th is is a good day for calling In marke rs from persons who are ~ CENTER .. -----------~------------, NW DIRECTOR Rev . 8-17 -73 GAL State Route J2S in coming year. More fun things Gall/a County, - and HOC . ;t.re likely . Vou could become State Route 327 in Hocki ng involved In something wlth a County , &nd - MEG . State real touch of glamor to lt. Route 325 In Meigs County , LEO (JuiJ 23·Aug. 22) The ma. l!lnd . VI N • Stl!lte Routes 327 , JS<t . .. nd 6711n Vinton County, · jor reason you're such an lm· by apply ing a bituminous · pressive salesperson today Is surface treatrtlent . ,because you'll make your pres~ 1 Pavement Width - Various (entation In a dynamic creative teet . - -· _ __ __ fll~\J fashion . Find out more about Pro leer and work Leng th your~elf by sending lpr your 191,701 teet or 36 .50 miles . · copr of Astro-Graph Letter. " The da te set for com - . · Mal SO cents for each and a pletion of th i s work shall be . Auguot 1, 1171 long, self-addressed slamped as set forth in the bidding proposa l." · Thmgs appear to be changi!'lg evenlope to Aslro·Graph , P.0 . Each bidder shall be lor the better for you th is Box 489, Radio City Station, reQuired to file with h is bid a N.Y. 10019. Be sure \O specify certified check or cashier 's Plans and specificat ion_s birlh sign . check for an amount equal , to VIRGO (Aug . 23·Sopl. ZZ) are on tile in the Department five per cen1 of his bid, but in of Transportation and the Somewhere along the line no event more than f ifty off i ce of th e District Deputy you've recently spotted a situathousand dol lars, or a bond Di r ector . for ten percent of his bid, tion that could serve as an The Di rector reserves the payable to the D irec tor . additional source of revenue . right 10 reject any a nd all Bidders must app l y, on. the This Is the day 10 tap it. bids . proper forms .tor LIBAA (So pl. 23-0ct. 231 One of Qual if ication at least ten days o~vtc L . WEIR your greatest assets wllt be · prior to tf'! e date set tor DIRECTOR used well. tbdav . It's your in ~ opening bids in accordance Rev . 8· 17-73 stinct for knowing that people, with Chapter 5525 Ohio Aug . 6, 13 ~evised C,ode. not thi!lgs,. make the world go QUARTERED A cookout and birthday party was held Aug. I at the home of Don and Velma Stobart in celebration of the second birthday of their great • granddaughter, Brendi Nichole King. Games were played and refreshments were served to Donnie and Amanda Stobart, Michelle and Rebec:<:a, Donna Stobart, Shawn, Shannon ud Seth, Teressa Rice, Shelly .Stobart, Brandl's parents, Nicholas and Deborah King and Bobbi Jo, her grand· parents, John and Edna Hunnell and Velessa, and her great-great - aunt, Marie Voorheese. CARD SHOWER Friends here bave plamed a birthday card shower for Linnle Leifheit, Pinecrest Nursing Care, Gallipolis. Her birthday is Aug. 12. ' Director .of the Oh10 Department of Tran5 port at ion, ColumbUS I Oh l!' , unlll 10 : 00. A . M .. Onto Stl!lndard T1me , Tuesd~y , August 22 , 1978, for 1m · provements In :, Athens , Galha, HocklnlJ , Meigs end V!nton Counties , Ohio. on ·vanous sections ATH - State Routes 350 and 681 in Athens ·County, and · ~ ·SUPERIORS 16-oz. KRAFT Can IRAGLE p 1Oth reunion is held at Forest Acres Park· · th,tun 1nd 1urt1w;,n 200 East Main Seven new members were welcomed and recotlnitlon went to Joan. Vaughan whq loat the moat weekly weight and Carolyn Dailey, her runner-up. At the Mason class Tuesday, PhyllllJ King and Cynthia Elliott !oat the moat weight, and at the Athens class, the ones losing the Ricky Alan Metheney, Jr., most weight were Pauline aon of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Smith and Katie Evener. Metheney, celebrated his first birthday recently with a party at hla home. Attendlns were his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Might, his great· grandmother, Mrs. Eve. . 1 lyn· Might ; his paternal 1 MONDAY REGULAR MEETING, grandmother, Mrs. Shirley Racine Chapter 134, OES, Metheney, and David Might, 7:30p.m. M~nday at temple. Sandy, Donna and Jimmy Mr . and Mrs. THE SYRACUSE- Miners- Metheney, Frank Colwell and son, ville Baseball Association Bryan, Mrs. Wanda Gardner will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at and aon, Scottie, Mrs. Mary the Syracuse Municipal Metheney and son, Jeremy, Building. Parents, cow:hes Mrs. Linda Smith and sons, and other interested persons Steven and 'Brent. should attend. Others presenting sifts to MIDDLEPORT Garden Ricky were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Club, covered dish picnic at Scragg, Lea Ann and Billy, the cabin of Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Alva Swick. A Morris near Forked Run prize was won by Steven Lake. Members are lo meet Smith. A Panda bear cake, al the home of Mrs. Carl tee cream, potato chipe and Horky at 5 p.m. to travel to Kooi·Ald were served. the cabin. Beverage and table service will be provided by the hostesses. Members are to take a covered dish. ,.OTICI! TO . . CONT. ACTORS NOTICE TO STATI OF OHIO CONTRACTORS D ... AitTMINT OF STATE OF OHIO TRANII'OIITATION OEPARTMI!NTOF Cotumbua,Oh.lo TRANSPORTATION July 21,1971 COIUI'ftbus, OhiD Cantr•ct 11111 L•e•• Autust U, 1t7t CopT No. 11-75:1 . Con1rut hits Ltt•l UNIT PR CE CONTRACT Copy No , 11-732 see ltd proposals will be ·UNIT PRICE CONTRACT S~!lled proposals will be recelwtc:J at th• office of the Director o·r the Ohio rece,ved at the Off)ce of the Oepl!lrtment of Trans . port•flon , Columbus. Ohio , or 0.27 mile . unfit 10 : 00 A. M. , Ohio Work Length - 1,853 feet or Standerd Time, Tuesday , 0.35 m ite . August 22, 1978, tor lm · "The da te set tor com . provemtnts In : plet lon of this work shall be P•rt 1 as set forth In the bidding Meigs County, Ohio , on part proposal ." . of State Route 611 , Section Ea.ch bidder shall be 2.19, by replacing steel be-l!lm .requ,lred to file with his bid a Bridge No . MEG -681 ·0279 certified check or cashier 's (span 16 feet · roadwl!ly 25 check for an amount equal to feel> over stream With twm 17 five per unt of his IJid, but In inches x 63 Inches x 50 feet no ev~nt more thilln fifty long cprrugated §!teet pipe thousand doiiBrs. or a bond arches. ra ising the grade; tor ten percent ot his bid, paving with asphalt concrete payab·le to the D irector . and rel•ted work. · Bidders must appl y, on the , Pavement Width - 20 feet . orooer forms , for Pro lee! Length - 1.400 feet plant disease, cmd the arrilng- . If you 're worth your weight in gold , how much are you ln 1971, the U.S. Apollo 15 Scott awarded • pzn to follow. The moon Ia between ita new phaae and first quarter. · The morning star is Jupiter. . ·. The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Mercury ud Saturn. Edwlnl Scott received her ~ !! Farland, Columbul; Mr. and Mn. Don Will, Worthin8toll; Mr. and Mn. Wyri Will, Grove City; Mr. and Mn. J. Sunday, July 30. ' Attendlna were Mr. and M. Gau~ Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Mrs. Raymond Windon, Gaul, Lila and Victor, Jr., m.tctllcll:; Mrs. Gall Windon, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Windon, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Windon, Debbie, Becky and Blair, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Windon, and Mn. Dan Cotterill, Mr. Jr. and 1011, ' Lloyd Windon, and Mra. James WW, Beverly Mr. and Mrs. · Miles Me- and Brian, 11le lkb annual Windon reunion wu held at the home of Mr. and Mn. James Will Tile Almauc Ullited Preu ..terulloul Today Ia Monday, Auc. 7, the 2llth day of 11178 with 1M :11 pound pin at the Monday :;':;:: ::;:::;:: :; :;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:<: :;:;:: :;:~: ;:;:;:: :; ::>:;:;:: :::::: :;:;:. :::::::::::;::::::::: ;:;:::: :;:;: ;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:: :::::::::;: ::::: ::: ::;~~: » i Generati9n Rap Windon reunion held recently '. :;-The ~y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Aug. 7,1978 TENDERLEAF TEA BAGS ... ~~~· 99c 32-oz_,,; TUESDAY THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW 16 17 18 19 WEDNESDAY 21 22 CHARLEY PRIDE ~~ THURSDAY SHA NA NA FRIDAf TAVARES SArUlDAY BOB HOPE SHOW JOHNNY PAYCHECK · CLOVER WILLIS aoSUlDAY BOB HOPE SHOW RONNIE MILSAP 24 as 28 27 DAIRY VALUES Jar WOllLD'S LAllGEST EITEBWR:MERT PROGBA:M I Umlt OM with t1 0.00 P4oltCh... Llmol OfW Vl'lffl OOUIO" 011• E . - ~ COLBY LONGHORN .......... :.-.:: IIOID.Af THE OSMONDS MUENCH ruBSDAf THE OS MONOS MUENCH WIDIISDJI MAC DAVIS REO . or CRINKLE CUT FIEICH F BORDEN !HURSDAY KENNY ROGERS AND DOTTIE WEST BQRDEN I' , •, . 2 RCorDiel l l,.b. RITE OOlA Bag ICE CREAM TIIEEIWEET JUICE .................... 0 -0J , Con CLOROI - Cleaner. Bigger. Brighter. Bellar. !BI ALL DW OliO IUD rm GENERAL PARKING 1·7 1 AT EXIT 111. COLUMBUS Admlss1on $3 lor Adults: $1 for Ch• ldren 121nd under · Ctl ddren 12 aM under FREE weekdays uqlll noon ' Pkg. ~ ~ X3•lililt•l:l PORK & BEANS I ,~,.. .,,., •'" -wm"c oUpon ~· tamll, 3 89~ 5~: "' Ul -oz. ~ ...... 1/12/78 Good M C..... lllo¥11 8 1ua Sill••• 91 lol') C~RIJI N AI \G • CARDINAl FO OOS TORl S AUNT JEMIMA *3·11) :;t•l:J PANCAKE SYRUP ~ 49' SUPER BOWL .... 0n•v ::: 00,20Sfj> $129! Limit oM with ....., - C OWPOn~flloltllly )8 -ol . Bonia ; Ct. Pkg. Gallon s ~~u STORES • CARplNALFOoosrO R£S HEINZ ~ t•ns PLASTIC I ,, SlORES e ~ ...,.at,~ n· GolM !" ~· ttoy•l flk.oe S1or" v; ~ 00· 60 OS CARDINA l 1<0 Umltone J&Of!PLUIL Umlt one wlttt FAB DmRGEIT ........ DOLLY PARTON EDDIE RABBITT •Hair Aflair • Cattle Show • KH.Jd•e r• shH' Q•Harness Ra cing • Square Oa hc ing •Free Petting Zoo •Sh l\10 The Clown • Commercial Exhibit s • Banjo Pickin' Contest •T he Bob Braun Show •M icro~M •ni Tra ctor Puii•O uarter Midget Ra cing •Arm Wresthng Contest •All Ohio State.] air Bend •4 - Wh~el Dr1ve Truck Puii •Uve Radio and TV Shows •World s larg es t Jun io r Fau •Grand Nati onal Tractor Pult • Comme r.ci al Uvest9ck Sule • " Old Time '! Fidd le rs Contest •M• s.s Oh•o State Fa1r Pageant • All Oh io State Fair Youth Cho1r •N ational Oatry Goat Show and Sale •World 's Largest livestock Exh•b•tlon •High School Marching B an d Festivai • Sale or Champions Livestock Auction •Wo rld 's La~gesl State ~ai r Horse Sho w •World 's Largest Sta t~ Fair Fme Arts Exhibit •World 's Largest Amateur B oxmg Tournament ,....... ........... c.non V 12-Ct. THROOM TISSUE . LIQUID BLEACH SA!UlDAf PAT AND DEBBY BOONE BORDEN SANOWICH or HOT DOG O•Uon - $1lt?o ORAIGE JUICE ............. Oo«l~ .... ; CARDINAL " s 14' OELUliiAIIO,_TED FLAYORI ' Con Cartons KOAFT BORDEN ,.._il~ 1· lb. SOURCIEA~ WltbcoapoD coupon ,.. 1· Lb. fRUIT DRIIKS ...................••"•" 79 POPSICLES .....................•:;~· '1 39 PUDAY THE SYLVERS SAMANTHA NEWARK KIIAFTIUCIED ) !.FROZEN FOOD VALUESj '1" ., 1 _AMERICAN SIIGLES ........':,;;· ~ IDA TREA1' SUID.Af ,,1 ...•••... . " LIQUID 110 .00~ CEREAL FAITASflli REFILL ....................... ::;:~••" POST TOASTIES t J• 0" LA Ill Umio-•h•- CASCADE DISHWASHER SOAP. ·:~': 5I" - , -.amf1• Good a ,~ llloy•l 811H1 ' " ' ' " 'I,, - 32-oz. Bottle u...il-- ·- . 'j~usroREs • CAR DINALFOODSTORES · IAPIIIS .......................... ~:;~69' • 1;: ~ RCorDieiRite COLA - Limit ... WllbCoepoD ,, ; ; HI·C IIIII MII .........,......... ·c:· 1 ~OST~;IS AIIORTIO PLAVOII $ <;;! 99" 00 -10-otlt Jl(eliJ#flel:l c ~..;..,.--1 PICNIC HEEDS 1-~~ MAIDIG.AI ~ Box. TOlE Ill SOAP ............................'·:;"·2tc DADS CAT FOOD ........................ ~ nDY(ATCATunll ..........10 · ~ Jfc 69,;. , ,; , 18-ot. c~pon IW t.llhl ,..+; 8-11011. , , ~5 3 lleltlea Allodepelh VALU~BL[ C ·- 00 -11-0S li!QtUi CARDINAl Llllllt- ' �.. DailY Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Aug . 7, 1978 6-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Mond"y. Aug . 7. 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES 1:; Words or Under Clw r~w C•sh ).~ 1.00 1.50 1.90 2.~ J.7~ l.M '·"' EJtch word Wt!l' tht.o mini.mwn l$ WIXd!l is 4 t-enls per wll(d per day , Alb runninH ~r thar1w~·u hn dMys will be c,:twlrJ!;l't.l at the I duy ..... In nletnory , Ca rlcl uf Thanks and Obituary : 6 t-enlJi per word . $3.00 rninil~n . Cash ln il.dvwnce . Mubllto Hm ne ·sal~~~ond Yard ~lt.s art at't:ept.ed only wiU1 c11.sh w1th vnlt:r . :?!I t-ent !..i wrt:t for ailii carrying Box Nwnber In Ccn~ uf Tht- St-u· tint!L T~ Publisher fl:!st!I'VI:!S Ult! ri~h l to t'dit or rt!jet.'\ IUl)' a~ds d~mlffi ui>jed u.Hw l. Tilt- Publishtlr willnullw ~sponsiblt for mort U111n one Ult·ur· rt..•et mscrtiun. PllUf1e 992-2 156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Mund.i:ly Noon on ~l ur llay Tuesdll.y thru Frid.i! y <fP.M . lht! dll y befurt' pullb e<~ twn Sunday 4 P.M. Friday iifh•ruUtJn STAN 'S BARGAlNLANO . A 5tore for the p~ople . We buy , trade and sell. New and good \J&ed merchand ise, furniture and op· p!ionces . Antiques . You will a lwoys get o fair deol with Stan. Open 7 days a wee~\ . Monday thr u Saturday. 9 om to 5 pm. . Sunday lOom to 6 pm . SHOO TING MATCH , Sunday 1:00. Corn Hollow Gun Club, Ru tland, Ohio . on 1 family room with f ree stllnd ing fireplll ce, 3 bedrooms , Ph bath , large urilit y room. heat pump . 992 -6011. 3 BEDROOM ranch home w ith att11ched ca r garage , firepla ce , 2 1/ t acres ana 2 wells. 992 -6323 . 1~77 STARCRAFT FOLD down camper . Sleeps 8. Like new , stove , refrigerator . water system , spo re lire. Will trade for good used truck or small station wagon ot equal \lolue. 7•2·2750. - YARO SALE , Tues ., Aug . 8 . 10 a .m . t il l '? Many different ite ms, l!lll low prices . Jeltn \. Stout residence , corner of 5rh and Colleoe. Syracuse . Rain cancels . -ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDSBids will be re ce ived at the offices ot Lead ing Cr eek Co nservancy D istrict , State Route 124 , in Rutli!lnd , Ohio , until 12 :00 Noon on August 15th , 1978 , l!ll which t ime t he b ids w il l be opened pu b li cly and reed for the follow ing : A 1979 P ic kup Tru ck with the fo llo wing spec ificat ions : F . ISO Regular Cab w ith 4)(4 OjJtiOn 5.8 Liter . 351 Cubic Inches , 8 Cyl . Engine Automati c Tran smission Tract io ns Lok Fron t & Rear (S ) 7.00 x 15 8 pr Tires , w ith mud and snow tires on front an"d rear wheels . Power Brakes Power Steering Rear Step Bumper Ar ge nt Painted Gauges Ammeter and Oil 6 " bY 9" M ir rors Wes te rn Sw ing Lock AM Red ia Heavy Outy Blaclf. Vinyl seat Heavy Duty Shocks Fro nt and Rear , Heavy Ou ty Fron t ~ pr in g s Auxiliary Rear Spr1ngs Air Condit io'n ing Free Running Front Hubs . An equivalent i'nay be bid . The right is reserved to reject any and an bids . Del ivery date shall be, not later than sixty day$ after not ifica ti on of acceptance of b ids . BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF • LEAOING CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT (7) 31. (81 '· " · Jt -ADVERTISEMENT FOR II IDSBids will be rece ived at the offices of Lead ing Creek Conservancy District , State Route 12.t, In Ruthmd , Oh io , until 12 :00 Noon on August 15th. 1978 , at which time th e bids w ill be open.ed publi cly and read for the to llow inQ : A 1979 P ickup Truc k with the following s pecificat ions : Regular Cab · 133 in c h wheelba'e S.l Litvr. 351 Cubic Inches 8 Cyl. Engine Automat ic T-rans mission Tractions Lol< Rear Standard T ires L 78 X 15. w it h mud and snow t ires on re•r , wheels Power Brakes Power Steering Rear Step Bumper Argent Painted Gauges Ammeter and, COUNTJI:Y MOBILE Home Pork . Route 33, north of PomtJroy . Lor9e lots . Colt 992-7479 , ONE BEDROOM opt . Contact Village Manor Apt. , Mid· die port . 992· 7787 . 3 AND A RM. furn·ished ond un· furn is hed aph . Pho ne '192·5•3• . MOBILE HOME space , I a cre. country . 61A ·985·4329 . RIVER FRONT trailer lot tor rent. . 593 N. 1st St. , Middleport. 992-2238. AVAILABLE AT Riv•rside Apts .: I bedroom , $113 per month. $150 security d,posit . Equal Housing Opportun ity , 992·b098 . CAMPER FOR rent oi Hic kory Lakes Campground , Tuppe rs Pla ins . Ohio. $125 pe r mon th includ'lng u ti li t i es . 614 ·667·3349 . (7) 31 181 7, 1., lt SPECIAl $12 95 . COUPON $~ · OFF Bissell Siding Co. General Contractors · Phone ?49-2801 or 949-2160 FREE ESTIMATES No Sunday Calls Please 1·9· I mo. now lor appointment . Pomeroy Landmark -~ __ Pomerov 992-2181 ••.:~ack W. Caney\Mgr . !!i!! Phone "H181 1973 FORO FIOO, pickup truck , 302 V·B. a uto . P S. First $\bOO buys •t. Gene's Body Shop, 307 Con· da r St. , Pomeroy . Phone '192-b328 . APPALOOS A MARE lor sole . Gen· tie . Good 4·H protec.t. We stern sadd ls a nd br idle . 992 ·2395 . F.RESH HOLSTEIN he ileri . Al so , Border Collie p u pp ies 014 ·286·2496 . - - - ··---- - CANNING TOMATOES. $3 o bu .. picked . Raym ond Ro we . .l'"''~2 ._ You Womer'! and Men Ages 16· 21 years in JOB CORPS Get pa id while learning . Free food , housing , medical car.e. clothing allowance and spending m?ney . JOB CORPS tra.ns males .a nd females tor job ~k•lls such as Auto Mechanics, Keypunch , ' Bricklaving, Nursing Skills, Welding. Office Skill~ and many more. Must leaYe area . If interested in improving your future, · Vi!i it : L.------------~-----....1 'ftl}~'i.\.(t ~~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ s b.yHenriArnoldandBoblee w. Main St. unscramble these tour Jumbles. one lelter to each square, Ia form tour ordinary words. Pomeroy., Ohio Ph. 992-2164 a o Auto & Truck Repait AlSO Transmission Repair Phon,e TWO NEW 3 bedroom ho uses unde r co ns !ructi on of Morn ing Star He ights . Rec roo m. fireplace. goroge and bose· me n! . Ready lor occ upancy in near lu1ure . Lee Cons truc tion. 992·3.45.4 or 614 ·4-46·9508 . 992 ~ 5682 4M30-ffc Housing Headquarter s AI Tromm Construction 712·2321 For The Best · Price In Town See Denver Kapple At SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~11. IIZ·ZI74 Ph. 992· 2141 TH~ R:~~­ MIIlDW~ Now ~mange lhe circled letters 10 form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cat1oon. · . BRADFORD , Auctionee r, Com· plete SerYice . Phone 949· 2487 or 9-49·2000. Ra cine . Oh io , Cri ll Bradford REEVES TRADING Post , Pageville , Groceries. dry good$, hard· wore , feed . lock shop. Special 25 lb . of dog food , S3 .88 . ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers . toasters . irons , all smoll appliances . lawn mower . next to Stole Highway Garage on Route 7. Phone (61.& ) 9B5· 3825 . SEWING MACHINE Repoir1. 1er'· vice , oil mot..es , 997·228.& . The Fabri c Shop , Po meroy . Authorized Singer Sofe5 ond Ser\lice . We sharpen Scissors . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been con(elled? Lost your oper9tots license? Phonv 992-2143. EXCAVATING , dozer , backhoe and ditcher. Chorle5 R. Hoi· field . Back Hoe Service , Rutland . Oh io . Phone 7.f2·2006 . l'omeroy Landmark 9.-. Jack W. Carsey, Mgt . Phone ??2·2181 HOUSE PAINTING , indoor or ou t· door . No job too big or small. Reas onable pr ice§ . 991-6368. 10 x 50 TWO bedroom mobile home . S1BOO. 992·5858 . Will do roof ing , construction . plumbing and heating . No job ioo large or too sma ll . Phon! 7<2·2348 . HOWERY AND MARTIN coveting, septic systems , dozer , backhoe , dump tru ck . li mestone, gro\lel , bloCk1op po\ling, Rt . \ 43. Phone I (614 ) b9B· 7331. PULLINS EXCAVATING . Complete Service . Phone 992·2478 . PUDDLE POOLS. All sizes and shapes . Swim pools . 2 years e11perience, free es timates , anyt hi ng you need for underground swim poo15. New chemical a nd supply ~to re . Albony . Oh io . Phone 614 ·698·b555 . ( After 6 pm , 614·689·5251 Joh n Jeffe rs or 689·5265 Bill Gil lette. ) We ore NOl all wet on PRICES 1976 NASHUA 14 JC 65 3 bedroom 1 , , both , underpinn ing . $1500 NEIGlER BUILDING Supply lcr and ouume loo n. 9-49·2683 or building houses. repair work ond cabine ts . Coli Guy H. 843·33::.'.:. ' ·- - · - -" - - Neigler . 949·2508 offerS pm . 10 x 40 Noushu 7. bedroom, new plumbing . Pric ed to sell. 949·2328 . 1964 PARK ,ESTATE 10 x 5~ . Very good condition. Coli q92.3799 I MALE puppy , 3 months old , !>53·• So. Fourth Ave ., Middleport . Phone 992· 7613 . FREE , BLUETICK · Elkhound pup· _ pies . 742·30AB . IS CU F'r Seors Cold spot chest type freezer . Very good condi · tion , $1b0. Call Sunday or afte r 5:30pm . 614 ·bb1 ·3041 . l l l I(Answers I l l )" THEY "( Answerhere: UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE tomorrow~ WH'f, IF IT Af't'i HM•N\ ... fiOT WHY WERE WENT OVE!t TH ' WALL LAST MONTI\•" GLAD TO SEE YUH! YOU 'ROUNO HERE? 'roUR TRACKS'LL T'nl I RECKOH ,. . ' ~py• JASPER ... . \ Jumbles: FAULT RAPID CHERUB JIGGLE Saturdays Answer: What the ahopllftet' hadTHE GIFT OF GRAB ti~·,."-' by tHOMAS JOSEPH Pamlroy, 0. 3·15·tfC ACROSS 39 Senior · 1 Clean !he 40 Cry of joy decks DOWN Hopscotch I Kind of room and jacks 2 "She Bridge fee yellow 11 Francis, ribbon . " not Connie 3 Imaginary Gardner, 4.Ending for not Ava stub Or rub :13 Jagger, 5 Soot ~;~;J~~~~: not Mick I Dixie 5 THE CHIMNEY Swe•p. Redu cerl rates til Sepl. 1. 61 A·373-6057 weekdays unt il5 . ' SAVE ON CARPETING J14 Vowel, trio SAVE ALOT All carpet lnstollld wltlt p•ddinQ at no charge. hperl inotollation. 1h'one what WU'Z rob las' Rubber Back Carpet month~ Floor ecw..ring In Stock FRANK & ERNIE Good S.loclion Of FRANI<&."(, % RUG,REMNANTS From 9 Poseidon · or waiting and Neptune /CAN.,. DIC.ID! S~a.Up wa.tefHE~ SHe'S A T'!MPrNfiiON Call742·2211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grote or Gono Smltlt OfZ liN 38 Conc,erning ..... SOUTH +A K Q 10 3 • AK J 9 • • 10 8 K J + Vulnerable : Both Dealer: South L.....L--J..-1--L-- DAILV CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how A SOFA THAT ~OYALTIE5 0/1 MANUF'ACTURER OF fOUNDATION GARMEN-re> £ACHONE SOtP!WHAT 10 COME OUT WI~ II CIO YOU 'IH INK 'WINNIE :7LIMIE~.. OF'rHArT MAKES A BEDM»R YOU I MEAN ,'t3ARYqr K II' J 11 to NAEN MZHZQ " L AK s1 turday'l G Pass Pass Pass .n .g "o;ee 1). .ed •er ~~ '"· ee, LZQZ REK NAGMCR XQZET EMX G ~. C · S · R t:i~ MERGETiNg~~O~~K· IT M· Y N ? " . ., ~ rs led his ra ·ilh of ing gin ~m -us rts lSe ~nt ng :30 ISe igh nty 5th IS <e lti& King Feature• Synd1c1te. Inc. UNIQUE .- four-spade contr act after hb partner opened the three of diamonds ." Alan : " It isn't t oo hard t o figure our. He just did some high·grade !alseca rdmg . Le t' s see . King of diamonds, ace of diamonds and nine of diamonds as a suit prefer· ence signal. South reads !h e diamond .lead as fourth best and discards whereupo n West ruffs and gives East a heart ruff ." Oswald : "You worked it out.'' Alan : .. ·Really fin e defense . Some lime between now and when I reach your age 1 may well claim !hal play for mysel!." tir . nd, lm. the by lay nd . · on rd, trd, .ule the Hill ing ·ine ing be the ~ he ted Pass The dealer h e ld : Opening lead: EMX Cryploqaote: ONESELF DOES NOT ENLA · ONLY CONFIRMS ONE'S IDEA 'IHAT ONE ELIZABEnl BOWEN North Eas1 +3 •ort be on + AKQ · • AK3 +A ~o~h:nto~~e~'sl,nc;:i~i~~:\~t~r~~ N' A·GMCR, SJ N We•t work it: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFEI.LOW R ZZ LAK?" R EK tJ-7-A • Q 75 • ... 9 EAST WEST • J 74 +6 • 10 8 6 4 2 +AKJ964 • 32 • 10 7 6 2 +Q8543 r--------:::;;;;;; AND JUST WHERE 110 yO(/ FIT INTO '!HI~ PICTURE , MR. FAGIN ... 'Y :0 Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag +985'2 • Q 7 53 CRYPTOQUOTt:S .• AND COLLECT ~· le BRIDGE NORTH used for the threel L sl,hX ~~ formation ol the words are all apostrophes, lhe eng an · ' ff hints. Each day the code letters are~· erent. WE. COULD LICEN&E A ty relative tea leaves 25 Clothes or family Z6 By nature Z'7 Fool ~Whipped 31 Egyptian deity 3% Abner's partner 33 Mexican tree 34 Accord 36 Freneh chanteuse .37 Lapeed, asa One teller simnly ,stands 712·2211 l.o :a id A lesson in falsecarding Is RUTLAND FURNITURE :d 20 . 0 11 :()()-News 3,4,6 .8.10.13.15; Di ck Cavett 20; ver Easy 33 . 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,4.1 5 ; Soap 6, 13 ; Mo vie " Counterfei1 Green " 8; ABC News 33 ; Movie " Hud" 10; l2 :DO-J.anaki 33. 12·05- Movle " Cteopafra Jone.s " ., 6,13 ; 1:00. Tomorrow 3. 4; 1:05-Movfe " The Outrage" 8 ; 1: SG-News 13 . Movie Channel 4 .!.5 & 7 P .M . - Ghosts on The Loose (G) 9 & 11 P .M. Valentino IRi pooch 24 Interprets Vin~ ----- raphy work Yugoslavia 22 Annie's '4•88 ' sq.&up yd. Buv where you can come in a"d see what you're tettlng - Good solodions - Fully otocked. grievance 8 Did cryptog- .-----...,...-- --, 20 Seep out 21 Resort in As low As 9' and 12' 7 Divorce 16 Dress up aa:::...~ '---17 Synthetic 19 Bilslle & . Y .. ren~~oy•o ~-· . 11 " - Wilh 26 To the poml Me" 28 Miller's 15 Vague product 18 Fashion 29 Cheer 21 Arctic floe 30 Novelist 22 Gnrwlh Daniel 23 Anns depot 35 Wooden pail 24 Drawing 36 Hillbilly state: abbr. 115 Thai male DRIVE ALITTLE IF YOU NEED . ... H()Ml! ~ Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service EXCAVATING , dozer , looder and backhoe work : dump tru cks and lo· boys for h ire: will haul fill di rt. to ~- limestone and gro\lel. Call Bob or Roger Jef · fers, day phone 992·7089, night phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232. White-Wall ~p Custoin Poly A78x13 ~r...~oa:. MOORE'S JOO Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or ??2·6263 8 A.M. to4:30 P .M. $92» 'P'IW Work Guorontoecl 7· 10· 1 mo. PWMBING & HEATING INC. !11!1. I MUSIN ~sure ·y y. 8,10. If 2 :oo-.:-one Life to Live 6, 13 ,· In Performance at Wo Trap 33 . 2 :3!f-Doctors 3.4.15; Gu.idlng Light 8, 10 ; 3:0QAnother Wo r ld 3.4.15; General Hospital 6. 13 ; Lil ias Yoga ·& You 20,33. 3 :3G-A11 In The Family 8, 10 ; Consumer Survival Kit 20; Consumer Survival Klt 33 . · a :DO-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman .4 ; For Ri~he~, For Poorer 15 ; Merv Griffin 6 ; Addams Family 8; Sesame T . 20.33 ; Malch Game 10 ; Dinah lJ . 4 :3G-My Three Sons 3; Gilligan' s Is . 4,8; Batman 10 ; Litt le Rascals 15. s :oo-HereCome The Brides 3; My Three Sons 4 ; Gunsmoke B; Mi ster Rogers' Neighborhood 20~ 33; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10 ; Emergency One 13; Petticoat Jun ction 15 . , 5 :30-0dd Couple 4; New s 6; Elec . Co . 20,33: Hogans Heroes 15 . . 6 :()()-News 3,4.8,1 0.13;15; Zoom 20; ABC News 6; Making Things Grow 33 .6 : 30-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13 ; Andy Griffith 6 ; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Easy 20 ; Ant iq4es 33 . 7 :QO-Cross.Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13 ; News 10; Pop Goes The Country B; G illigan's Is. 15 ; French Chef .20 : How To Buy A Home 33 . 7 :3G-Holl ywood Squares 3; Let's Go To The Races 8; Hollywood Squares 4: Candid Camera 6; MacNeil · Lerhre Report 20,33: Pr ice is Right 10 ; That's Ho llywood 13. To Be Announced 15. . 8 :0Q--Just For Laugh s 3, 4,15 ; Happy Days 6 , 13; Movie "Charlotte's Eeb " 8, 10 ; Edelin Conviction 20 ; Movie " Broken Blossoms" 33 . 8 · 3G-Laverne & Shir ley 6,13: 9 · oo-Movie " Deadly · Game" 3, 4.15 ; Three's Company 6,1J i Movie " Hell Boats " 8,10 . 9 :3o-Carter Country 6; M.a ry Tyler Moore 13 ; Five Red Herrings 33 ; lO :OQ-20.20 6,1 3; News 20 . 10 3G-Mystery M u rals of Baja Calllornia 33 ; Uke It ls Free EStimates CARTER VIRI;IL B. SR. ~~':1 992· 3325 , ? 16 E. SeCond Street HELEN L . TEAFORD, SUE P. MURPHY, AND GORDON B. TEAFORD, REAL TOR ASSOCIATES. Roofing, Siding, Room Additions & .S pray Painting Chester, Ohio 10·30·c Bo• 3 \.''..llr''" '~·- ........ - cm;lO Jack's Septic Tank Service SALES AND SERVICE 11 "9-tfc BEECH· STREET 4 bedroom brick, large living. 1'/o ba ths. equipped kitchen, and 2 car garage with shop . Only S27,500. MAIN STREET - Nice 3 bedroom large home . Equipped kifchen, dining1 office, 2 car garage wifh storage . All for' only $35.000 . Corner locat ion in Rutland . LAND 25 l!lcres . near Rutland on good gravel roa d with electricity . $12,500 . 124 RACINE - Large 4 bedroom home with bath , gas furnace , central air , basement. and large eat-In kitchen: 4 porches. Want $25,000. COUNTRY FARM 75 acres with lots fo places to put a pond . Several good hay fields , old house and outbuildings . All m inerals . $25,000 . RUTLAND - 3 rooms. all on one floor . Good chance for a small business & living quarters . Asking $13,000. RT. Jl NORTH - Hoose only 28 yrs . old. 2 nice bedrooms , bath . natu ral gas heat , city water, 2 car garage and 9 acres. Only $18.500 . WETZGALL ST . 3 bedrooms , bath , large eat· in kitche!•, basement , new F .A. r urr.aC"'~ , and ba ck yara . Askir..J S18,000 . NEW LISTING 3 bedroom a lr conditioned home . Two full baths , din ing, equipped kitchen w ith bar. Sundeck. front porch, barn, old log house and 28 acres near Portl&nd . WE NEED GOOD HOMES, FARMS, AND LAND ON WATER LINE ON RIVER FRONTAGE . 1 Residential and commer· cial . Call for estimate. :Z4 Hour Service. Any day, anytime. · Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginter 985·380~ 0. ;ur· + AKQJ93 By Oswald Jacoby ond Alan Sontag Oswald : " There is an old story about a brilliant . remark and some one s'ymg, 'I wish I had made it . The retort being 'You will some day.'You will." ' . Alan : " !suppose this is a prelude to some brilliant bridge play you or one of your partners made in the dim· pas!." Oswald : "! would ·liKe to lake credit, but Instead will give It to French lnlernalionalisl Roger Trezel. Lei's see if you can work out how he managed to defeat South's nal He opened two clubs and bid seven clubs after his partner responded two notrump . He made it be· cause his putner held two hearts and three clubs and wants lo know if we approve of !he bid . · Nothing succeeds like suc · cess . We, do feel IJ!al correspondent look hu•tifi·. I! able gamble !hal ecs the jay 5 .0 .ose !he $3 ----~----~~~rT TATER·· Price intludes Fed . Tu (does not WOULD 'IE TAKE THIS 151N STOCK Larg11t Siltdltn hi Tile Y1111; IT'S 6QOD PI(ACTICE .. HE 6ETS EVER!{THIN6 BACK COFFEE GRINDER OVER TO . ELVINE\{'5 . FER ME·? JOB CORP REPRESENTATIVE City Hall · Council Chambers · 2nd Floor 110 2nd St., Pomeroy, OH. Tues. & Wed. Aug . B. 9-9·4: 30 399 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 1------------' Manpower Administration FREE JOB TRAINING rig MODERN SUPPLY Small englno & mower service, Missey Ferguson & Gillon Tillers, U.wn Boy Mower Sales & Sarvlct. 7·20·1 mo. pd . "' mile off Rt. 7 by.pus on Sf . Rl. no toward Rutland, VA-F HA , 30 yr. finan cing . a lso refinancing . Ireland Mortgage. 77 E. State . Athen ~ . phone (614 ) • 592·305 1. _ ..__ THREE BEDROOM !rome home in M~~.e.or~ . Coll992 ·3457·. IN SYRACUSE · 2 bed room house New s to rm Windows New al umin um buildi ng . 2 porches. 992 ·3219 . NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Pomeroy Landmark I>OY\ ~11<tt O~P TIMH I YOU AN' Ml! MITTlN' .THI! FIOAP l in Ha'r tford, W. Va. ROGER HYSEU HOMESIT ES lor sole, I acre and up. Middlepo rt , near Rut land . Coll992 -7481 . NEW 3 bedroom house- .- 2t;;hs-. oil elec ., 1 ac re, Middleport. close to 'Rut land . Phone 9<12· 7481 . w f:rww rr·• 7·7· 1 mo. FRED'S TIRE CENTER GARAGE PAUL ORR Let us test your water Free Estimates Phone 94t,21412 or 949-2160 ,.._.... w. carsev<M!!!· ·HELP WANTED •289.95 Downspouts NEW FIBERGLAS TIRES Mounted on new wheels, rudy to go. $30 to $35 complete. -r:ruck ~wners, <lon'l min lhti deal. We sell at diseount prices every dey. Stop in at 5 : 3~ Couple 4; Hogan's Heroes 15. 6 :()()-News 3,4,8.10, 13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Making Things Grow 33. 6 :3G-NBC News3,4.15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20; Antiques 33. 7 ·O!l--<:ross-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6,13; News tO; · Gilligan's Is. 15; Daniel Foster, M .D . 20 ; Shepherd's Pie 33 . 7 ·3G-That Nashville Music 3; In Search of 4; Muppet · Show 6 : Match Game PM 8; MacNeii · Lehrer Report 20,33 : Wild Kingdom 10; Candid Camera 13; Nashville On The Road 15. 8 · oo-Little House On The Prairie 3.4,15; Baseball · 6,13; Jeffersons 8,10; Consumer Survival Kit 20; Person to Person JJ. . 8 :3o-'Good Times 8. 10; Turnabout 20,33 . 9: oo-Mash 8,10; Opera Theater 33; Great Per· formances 20 . · 9 :3!l-Columbo 3.4.15; One Day At A Time B. 10. 10 :()()-Weekendof Foul Play 8; Lou Grant 10; News 20. lO :JO-<>ver Easy 20. 11 :oo-News 3,4,6,B,IO, 13.15 ; Dick Cavell 20. Gutters and (Bob Hoeflich l 10? High St. ·Pomeroy 8·2 1 mo. Storm Windows Ca II Professiona I Builders SPECIAL PRICE Expires August 1S, 1978 MONDAY, AUGUST 7,1?78 New Or Repair The Photo Place Vinyl & Aluminum Siding AND RECEIVE H. L WRITESfl. ROOFING We are currently making appointments for senio_r· portraits . We use tradt· tionat settings and also feature outdoor por· traiture. Call Uo T~•Y All typeo of rl)j)ling, guHers & downspouts. 20 years experience. All work guaranteed . Call Ton:o Hoskins. ?49 · 2160 . Free Estimates; 7-16-1 mo. ~i!ff~ ~~iiile ' _______ __ H1gh School SENIORS OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND HOME MAI"TENANCE SERVICE BRING IN call TELEVISION VIEWING ...,. AnyoU. S. m•de car -part• extra if needed. Excludes front-wheel drive cars. ------·--- 011 , .. by 9" M ir ror s Western Swing Lock AM RadiO HeiVY Du ty Bla ck Vinyl seat Heavy Ou tv Front Springs .Au.: II ary Rear Springs Air Condition ing , An eQuivalent may be b id . The right is reserved to rejec t any and all b ids .· Deliverv date shall be cv no t later than shctv diVS Bfter notification of ac-cvptenGe of bid . BOAQ:O OF DIRECTORS OF LEAOIN<3 CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT 197 .& PONTIAC VENTURA . b cyl . CHIP WOOD . Potu m;oJC . diameter I 0" on lorges I end , $8 $2000.'992·7453 . per ton. Bundled slob , $6 per 19b9 CHEVROLET NOVA. V·8. ton. De livered to Ohio Pollet s tondord . Phone 985· "'271. Co. , Rt . 2, Pomero . 992·2089 , 1975 NOVA HATCHBACK . 8 crt. 1 TIMBER, POMEROY · For~st Pre · · owner cor . good condition . ducts . lop price fOr standing sow timber . Coli 992·5965 or 9•9·2015.c.~·- - -..,.-- :::-:::: IC.ent H6nby . 1-.f46·8570. 19b9 CAMARO V·8 . $550. 99n891 . OLD FURNITURE . ice boJCes . brass beds. iron beds. desks . etc .. 1956 CHEVY BEL AIR . 55,000 ac· complete households . Write tuol iy need' work , engine ex· M.D. Miller , Rt. A, Pomeroy or . cellent shape . $150. 949·1065. coll 992 ·7760. 1970 FORO GALAXIE . Fair con& OLD COINS. pocket wotche! . lion . $200 firm . Call7.t2-2256 . class rings , wedd ing bonds . diamonds . Gold or sil\ler. Cal l Roge r Wamsley . 742·2331 . wANT TO buy: Utility trailer b 1 4 · 9B5 · 4~3~29~·----------19b7 APACHE FOLDdown compet . Good co ndition . $A DO. WE P!CK up junk auto bodies bUy• 9A9-27.&7. ing junk cars , scrap iron , bot· teries · and metals . Rider's 17FOOT TERRY travel tra iler . Self. Salvage , SR 124, Pomeroy . contained . E.cellent conditio n. 992·5468. 991.7b5b . . ROOMING HOUSE or Iorge hous e 1971 LARK FOLD down camper . on land contract. $1000 down, Sleeps eight . Excellent cond i.. $200 o month . Wri te or coli col· tion . $900. Datsun topper , $75. lee!. Ann o Ha ines . 957 992·7561. lockbourne Rd .. Colu mbus, OH 43206. 614 -253·5481. .WANTO TO buy : Early 70'' or o lder pickup truck . 949·2065 B & S MOBILE HOMES. Pt . Plea· son! , W. Vo . beside Heck's . 1973 . Broodmore I 4 x b4 2 bedroom 1973 Dor ion 1.4 JC 6() 2 bedroom 1972 Victo rian 114 ~ 67 3 bedroom, 2 both 1972 Covel"!try 12 x b5 3 bedroom THREE BEDROOM house in Mid· 19M Statesman _. 12 JC bO 2 die pori or Pomeroy . 992-6318 . bedropm. WA,NTED TRAILER space for rent COAL . liMESrON E. sand . gra vel , On_outskirts of Pomeroy o r Mid· calciu m chloride. fertilizer dog dleport. Coii992·S57J _· - - - food , ond all types of salt. E~ · celsior Sal t Wo rks . Inc. , E. Ma in 84 llCRES ON 143, 3 bedroom Sl. , Pctmeroy. CW2 -389l. house, fe nced , 4 outbuilding s, 10 ac res , posture. 'l ponds . the BURROUGHS SENSl· MATIC oc· bala nce timber. 542 ,000 . Phone counting ma chine . Phone 9.49-2057 . 992·2156 , The Oo ily Senti nel , IF YOU ha~,~e a ser\liCc to ofler. won l to buy or se ll something. 111 Cou rt Street, Pomeroy , est~,-.. -~~:-elv-i;;-rge oe looki ng for work or -, 0-5 _A_C_R_E Ohio . modern home with porches. wha te ver . . . you 'll get res ults 1975 BLACK El Ca mino Classic. Iorge deck , pool ond lo ndscop· laster with a Sentinel Wont Ad. ing . Born, ponds , we ll fenced. 350 two barrel , automati c, Coli 992-2156. Nearly Sll land 1n use . meadow power steerm g and brakes . May be seen 1' . miles all FOUR FAMILY Yard So le . Thurs . ., and posture . $225 .000 lirm. 614,667 ·3398 . Fri. ond ,Sot . 9:00. 11C~ Butternut Route 7 Bvposs on 1.43 or coil A\le . Pomeroy , Ohio . Furnitu re , - . - - - - - - - - - . - 992-3750 . Good co nd lti on rugs . curto 1ns . dis he s , LARGE LOT on- Rt . 7. All uti li ties $2000 ovoiloble . Lorge lot , 6 room --':cc:::c---:c: --~ ·~--­ decorative items , baby clo the5. house . · full basement . half MD< ED COND ITIONED hoy . bock to school clothes. onli· both ; needs some repair, eJCiro _._,...._,_ Shade , Ohio . 61.4 ·691!!·1 23.4 . ques . misc. ground . 992 ·7224 . Sll VER Q UEEN conn ing corn and TWO FAMILY . Yard Sole . 7.77 10' 1 ACRES, 8 room house . 4 tomatoes. De lbert Patterson . Ma in, Middleport . 9·.4 Mondoy bed room , new both , new kit· Great Bend . Coll843·2242 . and Tuesday . chen , city water . On Rt . 33 in CAN NING TOMATOES . Br ing your YARD SALE in Rutla nd . Corne r o l Burlingham. 9(n.nst . own conlioner . Pick your own. - . ------locust and College . 7th, 8t h Marshal l Reust'\. East Letorl. ond9th . 10 to? 247·3752. ·---.,.---:: PORCH SALE, Mon. , Tues . 8 1972 FORD CUSTOMIZED vo n. EJC . Wed ., q to 4. Clothes in e~ · cellent condition . 54 ,000 miles . cellent condition . 8 tra ck topes $3000. ond other m ~sce lloneou s items. .... 949·2602 - - . -· - 553 So. Fq,urth Ave . , Mid· MEN 'S USED work pe nh and dleport. shir ts. used CO\Ieroll s. Walker and Georg10 insu lated work PORCH AND. Yard Sole . lbO S. 7th boots . D·E·EEE widths . $26 .95 · Ave ., Middleport . Ohio. August MAIN $39 .95 First quality . Ba iley's 7·13 . 9 to dus"' . Bicycle , POMEROY, O. Boots , Middlej'o!_t :..~-· ·-macrame, cho ir, hunting bow, boot tra ile r. 12 volt motorcycle CANNING TOMATOE S. pi rk and NEW LISTING - Priced lo battery . electr~c motor. baby brin g own co nta ine r $3 o bu sell quick . 3 acres on Rt . 7, .terns . lots ol clo thes , etc. Gory Roush , Le ta rt Foils . close to Pomeroy , 3 storage 2.t7·3901 or'2H ·3861. .~-- YARD SALE. First this year . lues · buildings. 2 story home. 3 day and .Wednesday. Aug . 8 & bedrooms, basement , in 1976 YAMAHA RD 400 . Also , 4 9. 10 · J pm . '293 Ra ce St .. Mid · ?ood cond ition . Will heat new IS" Dodge wh e els . dlepo rl, Ohio . Lots ol clot hing . Ine xpensively with coal 991 ·106b. and wood . ONLY 1972 FORO ECONOUNE Von . 525.000.00. Pho ne 992·3278. NEW LISTING - Over 1 --acre in the country near TWO YEAR old Hotpoinl · elect ric Forked Run State Park . washer and dryer. e•cellent HOOF HOLLOW Horses . Buy , sell trade or tra in . New and used New , very large . n ice cond ition, recent ly serviced saddles . Ruth Ree1,1 es , Albany . garage· with workshop , $250 pr. Rolowoy bed , $10 . (b14l b98·3290 . ideal for a mechanic or 247 -3791 . business . Large 4 bedroom BEA T THE OCTober rush . Give us RIS ING STAR Kennels . Boo rdmg home with dining room . and grooming . all breed ~ , your orde r now fof orrows tam ily, wood burning Ches hi re , 367·0292 or 367 ·0106 . custom mode th e way you wont firep lace, storm ' Windows. them a nd cut to your 1nd1 Yid ual EXCELLENT BUY . le ngth . P1ck up a nytime before $29.500.00. October 1. $5 depqsit with NEW LISTING - 10 lots, o rde r. (Easton Camegetter) nice 1 floor plan home in alum 1num ar row~ . S2 b .95 MATURE BAB YSITTER · the country , barn-garage, 2 doze n . f 1ber glo s~ S24 .95 housekeeper ne ede d . buildings -and small house. dozen We reflet ch orrows . Woshmgton . WV Employee Home has 3 bedrooms, gloss , alum inum or wood . in · be nefits , solory , sepa ra te modern kitchen, part eludes 3 new p lastic \lOnes nick hous ing in mobile home . All basement, fruit ce llar . ond insen $1 pe r arrow . Also e~penses paid . 30<4·863-6088 View of t he Beautiful Oh io. otter 5pm. we stro•ghten olum mum o r Below Fair Mrket Value at ro ws. $.50 each ar ro w. Tn $17 ,700.00 . Coun ty Sport Shop Norih a nd EASTERN LOCA L School District is NEW LISTING - Over 5 loo king for port time vocal Tr i County Spo rt Sho p acres, mini farm on the top muSIC t ea c her . Col i Down town. 304 ·675·2988 . of a secluded hi ll close to b l 4·985 ·4c:2.:.2 '1 ::.;._ _ _ __ ·----- --.- -·-1976 GLASTRON 15 ' 1 ft. w• th Pomeroy . Barn, small milk INDUSTRIAL MAINTENAN CE Mercur y ou tboard mo tor 85 hp house , large garden , mechanic. Apply in person, with power tr im t il t. E·Z loader fencing. 3 bedroom Pom eory Fore'! Producls , tra der . A lot ol extras . Coli remodeled home. In good Bailey Run Rd. 992 · 5965::.;·-~ 742· 2595 oiler 5 . · condition. Part basement with cellar . Nice kit chen . SAWMI LL FOREMAN . Good JUST RE CE IVED a shipmen t of $16,500 .00. wages and benefi!S tor the Wh1tmer Slack D1omond l• n•right ma n. Apply in person. DUPLEX - 1·2 bedrooms, men l. Also Ro wle1gh ~ Pro· 1·3 bedrooms, in Pomeroy , Pom e'rov Forest Produ cts . du( t'i . 192.4 Eos te1n Ave .. Bailey Run Rd. 992·5965 . in good co~dition , ready to Gol hpol1 s, Oh1o 45031 Phone move into ONLY 1!! 14-446 ·9516 . $15,000.00. REFRIGERATOR w•th lree1er fop , GIANT - 211• story home $50 . Elect ric la wnmower. $25 . up to 5 bedrooms on a Bo th in go o d co nd •l1on . corner lot in Middleport, Couple or lady to do 992 5250. garage . ONLY $9,500.00. light housekeeping RANCH 3 bedrooms, REC ENTL'f' FRESH Jersey milk cow for a retired man. basement. lar9e lot, could w1th call . Very gen tl e. $400 . be real p1ce home . Livein. Contact: 742-31"' · $18.000.00. . FOR BEST RESULTS 1974 YAMAHA 0 1RT bike . LIST WITH US!! I! Been ri dd en ~,~e ry lift 985 · HENRY E. CLELAND J90 9. Long Bottom or REALTOR Basham OIL OR gas lease . Fr ee . 30 HANK, KATHY, LEONA a c re s 1 miles north of 949-2193 61 4 72 6 270 1 P ome r oy . or ev e n ings . ASSOCIATES 985·3586 992 ·225? · 99H 1?1 REDU CE SAFE a nd f&st with Go Bese Tablets and E ll fA l l 5I vap " water p ills ." Nelson Drug LPN TO do home nurs ing . THREE BEDROOM home on 3 Weekdays . Phone 9.t9 -2655 acres . Close to sc hool. Priced MECHANIC NEEDED E:oc pe rience repsonobly . For more informo· neceuory . Mus l ho "e tools. l ion, co!l614·992·512b;___ _ Good work.n g t onditions . Good wages . Other fr inge HOUSE FOR r.ole , Ru sti c .Hills , benefit§ . A.C , o .r co re equip· Syrac use . 3 · bedtooms . men!, olignme ni · John Beam A.C.. storage carpeted . vis ual izer . Two R t~,~ er Ford, buildi ng , some app liances . h · Let Pomeroy Landmark 30.t -b75 · 1490 cel!ent conditi io n. 99'2·53<48 . soften & · condition your 1water with Co-op water softener , Model UC. SVI, U.S . Department of Labor Now Only Busin.ess Services . - - - ---WHEEL ALIG NM ENT 11 <IO- Johnny Car!;On 3,4, 15 ; Soap 6,13; McMillan.~ · Wife 8; Movie " The Barretts of Wlmpole Street 10;; BC News 33. · 12 :os.'-Pollce Story 6. 13; 1 :oo- Tomorrow 3,4; 1: IsNews 13. . Movl<l Chonnel 4 5 & 9 P .M . - Ou11'\w Blues (PG) 7 & 11 P .M . - rhe Deep (PG) . TUESDAY. AUGUST 8,1978 5 :4S....Farm Report 13; 5 :50-PTLCiub 13. 6 :QO-PTLCiub 15 ; Summer Semester 10. 6: 30--Focus on Columbus 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Concerns & Comments 10. 6 :4S....Mornlng Rporl 3; 6 :50-Good Morning. West Vlr ginlo 13; 6 :55-News 13. 7 :QO-Today 3,4,15; Good Morn lng America 6,13 ; CBS News 8i Undel-dog 10. 7:25-Chuck While Reports 10; 7 · 3G-Schoolles tO. a :oo-Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10 ; Sesmsame St . 33 . 9 : 00- Merv Griffin 3 ; Phil Donah ue 4 , 13 , 15 ; · Emergency One 6; Brady Bunch B; Tic Tac Dough 1(i; llmer Tennis 33 . 9 : 3G-Andy G r iffith 8; Family Affair 10 . lO :oo-Card Sharks 3,4,15; Edge of Night 6; Tic Tac Dough 8; Joker's Wi!d 10 ; To Tell The Truth 13 ; Over Easy 33 . 10· 3G-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15 ; High Hopes 6: Price ·Is Right 8,10 ; $20,000 Pyramid 13; Paint Along With Nancy Komlnsky 33 . . 1 :()()-High Rollers 3,4, 15 ; Happy Days 6,13 ; Boallnf · Safety 33 . 1:3G-Wheel ot Fort ~ ne 3,15; Fa mUy Feud 6,13; Partridge Family 4; Love of L1fe 8; , 10; Ap· palachian Wor kshop 33 . 11 :55-CBS News 8; Loving Free 10. 12 :0G-Newscen ter 3; News 4,6, 10; Amer ica Alive lS; Young & th e Restless 8 ; Midday Magazine 13 : Watch Your mouth 33 . t2 :3G-Ryan' s Hope b, 13 : Bob Braun 4; Search tor Tl!morrow 8,10; French Chef 33 1 :()()-For Richer. For Poorer 3; All My Children 6,13; News 8; Young & the Restless 10 ; Not For Women Only 15 ; Austin City Limits 33. 1 :3o-Oays of Our Lives 3, 4,15 ; As :fhe World Turns Pilon• m.2111 WIN Lumber · team J Gals by 1 evening Lumber hepherd, Bonnie , Nancy ur . ' �. . L . a-.-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Aug. 7, 1978 ..:: '• Brazos River checked GRAHAM, Texas (UPI ) Officials today cautiously checked tbe Brazos River lor signs of surgint! waters that could further inundate the town and hoped lor · clear weatber to give residents a chance to recover from three days of chain-reaction Ooodlng. • Te:us has had a week of deadly flooding in the Graham - Albany area and tbe HW Ccuntry in the central portion of the state. At least 25 people were killed and Ooodwateu washed away the homes and personal belongings of hundreds. Authorities Sunday also became concerned with a tropical stonn, newly lonned Bess, in the GuU of Mexico. The stonn appeared headed lor Mexico. "We're doing fairly good now." Graham 'Police Chief William Paul said early today' while waltint! for an anticipated flood crest to pass his town. "The water is ·stili rising but r~al slow now. We appear to be in pretty good shape." The river rose and' receded sporadicaUy early today and officials - workint! without electrical power - were unable to detennine if the crest had passed. Authorities also said there were reports of looting. About 250 residents S'!"daY were evacuated from the west side of Graham, which had become a shelter for some 700 residents of floodravaged EliasviUe and South Bend. ' Floodwaters had flowed into the basement of the Young County Courthouse and also covered several lumberyards and a stock- yard. Civil Defense worker Gary Sheets said water from Salt Creek had gone over Its banks Sunday afternoon and was spreadint! through the !own. In Albany, 50 miles southwest of Graham, five peOple were kiUed earlier in the week. Twenty bodies have been found in Central Texas where the towns of Medina, Bandera, Comfort and Center Point were awash with floodwaters produced by Amelia, the first tropical stonn of the season. . Both areas had been suffering through a swiuner. long drought and hardened creek and river beds and prairie lands were not able ·to absorb au the rain. Central Texas residents also were hoping for dry weather today to aUow them to recover, but the National Weatber Service predicted a 30 percent chance of rain. Eleven people still are misaing in the area. · The HW Country flooding was caused by tropical lllorm Amelia, wblch first moved into Texas last Sunday. The new ltonn reportedly was headed toward Mexico but would create even greater problems if it turns near tbe water-logged TeiWI towns. "We're watching it pretty closely," said Department of Public Safety spokesman Jim Robinson. "We're optimistic Bess will follow the track It's on. "It would be tragic if we had something like that move into the state again. Even if it brought just a bu!ICh of rain, with the streams and rivers runnint! at capacity, we'd have the potential for some reaDy bad problems." ·. •.•' :i·: ':':::: :;:;: ··: . :; ., ' ' :;.;:;:,:; :' .... ,•, • ' VATICAN CITY (UP!) Po(le Paul VI's successor, whose electioo will decide the future of the Roolan Catholic church and perhaps the allegiance of nearly 700 million faithful, probably will come . from a group of fewer than :IAI cardinals, Vatican experts said today. Predicting the outcome of a papal election is always difllcult, but particularly so this lime because the CoUege of Clirdlnals is at ita largest strength in history. . There will be 115 cardinals meeting in Michaelangelo's Sistine Chapel to elect a new pontllf, COOlpared with tbe ao who elected Paul in 1983 and the 51 who elected John XXlll in 1968. Many of the newer cardinals are from distant Ianda, rare vlsila's to Rome and as yet Wl&cquainted with Getting your share of the pie? ASBESl'OS, Quebec (UPI) - The last peraon to lliiCape a bus that piiiJIIIed into a lake and slowly dr..,ned 40 pauengers said she apent 10 minutea in the slnklni dellth trap consoling the victlmo and liltening to tbeir'screams and prayeu. Lucie Pouliot, one of several volunteers on an outin~ with a group rl handicapped people, aaid living 'through Canada,'s worst bus disaster Friday night at a lake near the .Vermont border waa a "beD I'D never forget. " Dazed relatives, many CI'Yl!lll. pu.ahed pall 1'8p01'1ers and onlookers &ulday Into a makeshift morsue in Eastman to Identify the '¥1 bodlea taken from the bw!. Three other c«rpaes were recovered separately. One official said the battered vehicle, puUed .from the muddy bottom of Lac d'Argent earlier in the day, waa a "maaa entanglement <1 wheelchaits, crutches and Farmers Bank POMEROY ,' OHIO Member FDIC "--"" ., " '• ·'· Cardinals' .first preparatory meeting today acco~~:nt Behind the funeral home in Eastman, 75 mllea from AsbeatOI , hearaes waited bumper to bumper to take the v1ct1ma home. They pulled away ciiT)'InC u many u three bodleo each. "When we hit the water there wu maaa panic,'.' Mill Pouliot aaid. "They acramed, they 1lloOd up, they were terrifted." For the next 10 minutes, the 22-ye!ll'-<>ld volunteer worker aald, abe was "cmlollng and whispering hopes" to tbe passengers. ·. • "I told everyone to stay still in their seabt. I .told them we were going to live," she said. "Some were saying the Lord would never let tbem die. He would aend help. · Couples embraced and cried. 1ben we started to link." Seconds alter she dived into · HOSPITAL NEWS Veterau Memorial Hospital Joan Gberke, Rosalene Harkins, Mrs. Prentiss Saturday Admissions Martha Roush, Rutland ; Hatfield and daughter, Tony Christine O'Do nnell, Hawk, Cleta Hoffman, Carrie Long, Ruth Musaer, Melissa Pomeroy. Nance, Mrs. Cbarles Plants Saturday Discharges Gary EUis, Milton Geary, and daughter, Betty PoM, Shirley Powell, Thomas Phyllis Sullivan, Ellie Wells, Richard Werry, Trotter, John Va nee, Mrs. Clarence Wickline, Nellie Clarence Williamson and daughter. Lemley, Donald DaUey. Aug. 5Birth Sunday Admissions authority, priestly celibacy Albino Luciani. Mr. and Mrs. Char.Ies Audrey Woode, Pomeroy ; Noo-Itallan cardirials, who · and birth cootrol. Or he could Kapp, West Columbia, a Martha Klein, Middleport; he a progressive trying to were given long-eliot chances dsughter. Gary Gillenwater, Rutland ; election, include . align Roman Catholicism for (Aug. 6 Dlacbrges) with what he feels is the spirit American Cardinala John F . Carolyn Chas, Pomeroy; Sarah Adkins, c.amora Robin Ritchie, Tuppers Dearden and John J . Wright, of the times. Allen, Shana Ferrell, Johnny Plains; Kenneth Cromlish, Leon Duval of Algeria, Italian " papabill" Hood, Virgil Justice, Kenneth Gallipolis. potenti81 papal candidates - Gabriel Garrone and Jean Madden Ill, Maureen MuDSunday Discharges include Cardinals Giovanni VWot <1 France, James Knoot hem, Mrs. Curtis Sizemore Benelli, Sergio Plgnedoli, of Australia, Frariz Koenig of Mary 'Scaggs; Lewis Harper, and son, James Slone, Ann Sebastiano Baggio, Pericle Austria, Maurice Roy of Willa Jacobs, Donna Par- Stapleton, Mrs. Allen Wilson Felici, Giovanni' Colombo, Canada, Johannes Willen- sons, AngilyM Brunty. and daughier. Michele PeUegrino, Antonio lrands of Holland and Stefan Aug. 6Birth Holzer Medl•al Center Poma, Ccrredo Ursl and WysZynSki rl Poland. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reese, (Aug. 4 Dis•harses l Oak Hill, a son. Ray Barker, Diana Robert Burley, Paul -~------------------------ Belcher, Burnette, Jennifer Barns, PICNIC WEDNESDAY Michael Carey, Harry Click, The Middleport Youth I I Valroy Close, Ralph Davis, BasebaU League will have its Wilbur Dickson, Freelove PAUL W. HUDSON <laughters, Mrs. Lawrence DriscoU, Brenda Dulaney, annual picnic Wednesday, Paul w. Hudson, 64, (Beatrice) Stewart, Mid- Tammy Dulaney, Tonia August 9, at the Middleport Park. There will be swimSouthside, was pronounced dleport, and Mrs. Robert Dulaney. ming from !HI p.m. followed dead on arrival at Pleasant " (Judy) McKinney, Cary, N. Waiter Fraley, Daniel by a picnic from 8-10. Valley Hospital Saturday, C.; a son, Clarence Marvin of Garthee, Anna HaD, Mrs. after an apparent heart at- Lewisburg, Ohio; two sisters, Larry Hall and son, Edward Coaches wiD contact team tack . Mrs . Ida Bachner, Mid- Hlad, Janelle Hysell, Viola members as to what to bring. He was born May 20, 1914, dleport, and Mrs. George Ireland, Rush J arne!!, Lori The event is for T-!lall Pony League Southside, to the late John (Evelyn) Louthan of Kelton, Mae McGuire, through players, coaches, and Gordon and Cora Hayes Sarasota, Fla., and a brother, Thomas Meade, Nelgene famllles. Unifonns are to be Hudson. Vaughan, Akron. Also sur- Pegg, Mrs. Kennetfi in at this time. For turned He was an employee of the viving are four grandsons; a Robinson and son, Maxwell Avtex-Fibers Inc., Nitro, and granddaughter; a g•eal' Runyon, Edith Rush, Helen more information caD 992was a member of the Har- granddaughter and several Russell, Ninabelie Saylor, 6212. mony Baptist Church. nieces, nephews and cousins. Bernice Spaulding, Alien BIR'l11 ANNOUNCED Survivors include his wife. Funeral services will be Tilley, Christy Ward, Marin Nicholal and Debol'ah King Frances M: VanSickle held at I p.m. Wednesday at Wilcox , Margaret announce the birth of tbelr Hudson ; three daughters, the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Winebrenner, and Chad 8ecOI\d daughter, Bobbi Jo, Mrs. F . Manford Bowles and Home with Mr. George Glaze Wyatt. both July 28 at the Pleasant Miss Cheryl Hudson, both of officiating. Burial will be in (Aug. 5 Dlaebarges) V aUey Hospital, Pt. Pleaaant, Soulhaide, and Mrs. C. S. Riverview Cemetery . Kathryn Circle, Ronald " · v•. 'lbe infant weiRbed Cerquittlne, St. Helena, Friends may caD at the Davis, Mrs. Myron Fran- eight pounds, eight ounces Calif. ; two sons, P. Douglas funeralhomefrom2tohnd 7 ckowiak and son, Mrs. and was 22 inches long. Mr. Hudson , Southside , and to 9 p.m. Tuesday . .Sherman G'raham and son, and Mrs. King's other Roger B. Hudson, Downey, · daugltter, Brandi Nichole, is Calif. ; two · sisters, Mrs . two years old. Macel Dunaway, Chauncey, Maternal~~randilarents are 0., and Mrs. Katherine Long, John and Edria Hunnell and Henderson: one baH-sister, Three people were killed in Township, .Stark CoWlty. the maternal great ; grandMrs. Edith Boardman, Point a Butler County accident New Lexington : Poia Cal- parents are Don and Velma Pleasant ; three brothers, Sunday, when a total of 11 soneri, 19, Columbus, killed Stobart and John A. HunneU, Lester Hudson, Point traffic deaths were logged by when the car she was driving and the paternal grand..rent Pleasant; George Hudson, the Ohio Highway Patrol. crashed on Ohio 13 east of is Va<la Kint!. Southside and Chester, Rt. 1 · The weekend, which New Lexington in Perry DAVMEETING Gallipolis ; four grand- started at 6 p m . Friday and County. Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled children. ended &tndsy night, was American Veterans, will Funeral services will be marred 16 traffic deaths in 12 at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at meet held Tuesday 2 p.m. in the accidents. A motorcycle the chapter home, Butternut Crow-Husseii Funeral Home crash took one life and a NOW YOU KNOW Ave., Pomeroy. with the Rev . Fred Mc- moped-car collision took Of 263 popes in the history CaUister officiating. Burial another one . SPECIAL MEETING of the Roman Catholic will be in Kirkland Memorial The fatalities by days : church, only 46 have been Pomeroy ·Lodge 164, Gardens. Friday Nlgbt non-Italian - the last being F&AM, will hold a special Friends may call at the Parma : Richard Brown, Hadrian VI of Holland who meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wedfuneral home this ·evening. 17, Parma, and Kurt Levlaeur reigned for 13 monthS in 1522- nesday with work in the EA Degree. AU Master Masons m, 18, Parma, killed ina two- 23. are invited. car accident on a Parma CLARENCE H. MURRAY street. Clarence ·Howard Murray, Newton Falls: Melissa 73, died early Sunday mor- Wilson, 13, Rave:u:a, kiUed in ning at his residence at 549 a one-car crash on a Headley St. in Middleport Trumbull County road, south following a lingering iUness. of Newton Falla. Mr. Murray was born Jan. Saturday 29, 1905 in Rutland, a son of Troy : Riclilrd Hale, 25, the late Jacob and Enuna Troy, killed in a one-<:ar Jones Murray. He was also crash on 1-75, north of Ohio preceded in death by a 571, near Troy. brother, Don . Columbus: Walter H. ManMr. Murray wa s a member bevers, 57, Twinsburg, killed of the Middleport Church of in a car-truck accident on Christ and was a retired Interstate 71 . brakeman for the New York Sullllay Centra l Railroad . Hamilton : Michael Oflynn, Surviving a re his wife, '1:1, Middiewwn, David W. Evelyn Bailey Murray; two . Alter, 19, Lebanon, and VIcky Bowling, 17, Mason, ldUed in a three<ar crash on Cincinnati-Dayton Road in BuUer County. Wauseon : John P. Tyler, 3&, Pittsburgh , kWed in a onecar accident on the turnpike l:i Fulton County. Lancaster : Gilbert ·Hilde· brand, 26, Columbus, kiUed in a twa<!ll' crash on Ohio 158 in Fairfield County. London : Steven E. OlamberUn, 23, Washington C.H., killed when his car crashed on Ohio 323 in Madison County . Columbus: JuUus Peterkin Jr., 14, Baltimore, Md., killed when his moped was bit by a car at Columbus. Lancaster: David W. SimpSOli, 20, Reynoldsburg, JVlled when his motorcycle went. out of · control on Ohio 204 in Fairfield County. Cantoo : Daniel J . Fritz, 43, '1-...'fOU'I.LNIDTHIPUIII 1SOl l•ttern Ave., O.lllpolis. Oltio Maulllon, the driver, and J.ck10n Awe. & 2•t11St., Itt. PM••nt, ~. V1 . Ruth J. Fritz, 41, MaasiUon, '" Wnt Mltln St .• Pwuneroy, Ohio killed in a collb:ion in Sqar :; bodies/' the cbiU waten - Ill lbock ml believing otb1n wwe fcJIIowq her - the back end ol the bull . . . below the dark uface of the Iate. Site wu the laat of aeven. survtvon wbo eacapecl. · Uti 1,000 pectple li &tnday waa a day ol 1110111'111nC. F'ullef'l1 lllllllle played constantly radio statiooallld flip flew at half . Far AI~. staff. The bodlu were lyial In state today at the local recreatlan center. In the dty's hockey &111!18, workers IICI'IIbbed walla and floors and volunteer carpenters buD t blera In • · prepare lion for a mass . mlllkovired bull wu locked In a garage, awaiting aamlnation to aee why It IOit VATICAN CITY (UPI) Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church In their scarlet robea are beglru:ing t1ti!' solemn and secret rites that will lead to the choice of a succeaaor for Pope Paul VI as spiritual shepherd to 700 mUiion people. . Church officials said the first of the preparatory meetings to lay the groundwork for the conven}ng of the Sacred College of C!ll'dinals were being held today under the supervision of French Cardinal Jean ViUot, the V!ltican secrei!II'Y of state. The late pontiff himaeH ruled that such meetings be held daily foUowlng his Cleath until the conclave of cardinals formaUy begins the actual election process. Under ·800-ye!ll'-old rules amended by Pope Paul to tighten secorlly. the ennelRve The • 1111 alr brakes on a staep bill, hit the water at about tO mph and floated aevera1 hondred feet to the center of the Jate_ Chang~·over - Pair ejected from class WASIUNGTON (uPi> - President Carter's &mday School class and church services were dilr'upted by neutron· bomb demonstratou marking the 33rd anniversary Ill the HlrOshNinelmawlxmere.~~lied. Some were forcibly gagp:1 and dragged from the church Sunday. A man and woman were removed by force from Carter's Bible claaa earlier, when they stood and started to make siatementlt protesting the neutron bomb, HOneymoon OVer, bn'de · . ATHENS, Greece (UPI) - C!trlstlna OnUIIa Kauzov tendint! to bualneas in Greece, 1,400 miles away from her Russian husband, and the abrupt interruption of her hOilleY· . moon has the rumor milia working overtime. Christina arrived in Greece alone during the w~~~~ according to her lltther's oldest IIIIer, Mrs. • G!ll'ofaU:II.- Mrs. Garofallidl quickly added, ._ever, there is no turmon in tbe Kauzov oo-hold. Six injured in crash a from WiiCCIIIin were injured Sunday when a amaU . Michigan racer dies Sunday TOLEOO, Ohio (UPI~- Tlmolhy Downs, 18, Utica, Midi., was ldUed Sunday night at Toledo Speedway when he .,.. bit by at least five cars after he walked out oo tbe speedway track, police. , Police aaid the incident occurred on the backstretch u Downs was attempting to crou the tradi:. Alter the incident, the remaining races were c&Ued off anoia fight elllued when a group of cltizena went to the bolt: office and demiD:Ied refwlda. a1 y DRAVO CORPORATION \ I ~ ** ** * ** ... * *"' * ** the heart attack was brought Pomeroy city council , meeting in regular session Monday night, discussed with Fire Chief Charles Legar the possi biilty of aUocating funds for the change-<Jver of a newly purchased ·chassis for the ta.nker. The change-over would include cleaning, painting and repairing of the truck, Legar said. Legar reported the !ire department borrowed about $14,000, to be paid back over five years, to purchase the badly needed chassis. Bids have been sought for bids for the change-over work. Council approved the department's recommended acceptance of a bid from Mounta ineer Supply in Ravenswood totaling $8,9W and agreed to pay lor the work done. The only stipulation was that the fire department would borrow additional monies for the change-over and council would pay It back. Legar said firemen are working on fund raising ideas to finance the new chassis. Also discussed was the poss ibility of placing an additional .~ mw· on the current I mill operating levy for the fire department on the November baUot. Although the additional millage would only mean an additional six cents on every . $100' to the taxpayer, Legar advocated a simple renewal of the current one mill levy because "if the millage was voted down we wo.uld . have only one alternative, that being a special election." Council agreed to go after the renewal this year and see if the fire department can function efficiently on that. II the one miD is found lacking t~en the additional .5 mill could be voted onlater. In other business, Clerk Jane Walton gave three readings of Ordinance 493 providing for the public sale of $30,000 in notes at an interest rate of six percent or lower. Bids for street paving and a new air compressor were discussed . It was noted the only' bid for the paving, submitted by the Sheliy Cpmpaoy for 2,500 tons of asphalt tac al $23.30 per ton, ineluding labor , equipment, and malerlals, wa6 S81IOO over the $50,000 council had 1 arthritic condition , from which the pope had suffered many years, and a bladder infection . 1 'Despite specific cures un· dertaken inunediately, His Holiness Pau l VI expired at 9:40 p.m. (3: 40 p.m. EDT) Sunday, " at his su mmer palace in the Alban Hills village of Castel Gandolfo, the Vatican said. • SEO-RESA in Athens. The RE;SA covers the tOcounty area of Athens, Gallia, Hock ing , Jackson. · Meigs; Monroe , Morgan , Perry, Vinton and Washington counties and serves 'll school districts. The grant will he supplemented with $190,000 from federal sources, $111,548 from state sources and $41,990 from local sources. SEOClear tonight, with a RESA will continue the chance of fog late tonight. piaMing, development and of Lows In the 60s. Increasing implementation educational programs and· cloudiness Wednesday , highs services which it has offered in the mid 80s. with ARC and other federal Wt!ather .._,,. ! Finally, councilman Harold Brown reported council has applied lor a 5o-50 grant from the Ohio Bureau of Outdoor Education for upgrading the Sugar Run Jaycee Park near Mechanic Street. The gr~nt, which would total $29,651.25, would help cover expenses I I "i I j for two tennis courts, basket- By NICHOLAS pANILOFF WASHINGTON (UP! ) Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin will meet with President Carter at Camp David ~pt. 4 in a renewed effort to break the Middle East peace talk stalemate, co ngressiona l sources disclosed today . handball faces, a top lot, lighing, a bike rack and a water fountain . . Council also heard fire department and police reports. Mayor Clarence Andrews pres ided at . the meetin g which was · opened with prayer by coWlcllman Lou Osborne . Attendin g were councilmen Osborne, Brown, Blil Young, Larry Wehrung, and Larry Powell ; Clerk Walton : and Fire Chi ef Legar. the reign of Pope St. Gregory !he Great in the 6th century. The Vatican announced Paul 's body will be brought to · Sl. Peter's Basilica Wednesday afternoon and will lie in state in the mighty edifice Thursday and Friday. The requiem mass wiU be held in Sl. Peter's Sati:rday followed by burial in a grotto Wlder the church and an official nine-day mourning period. Fifteen Cents Vol. 29. No. MO Conference slated in Washington courts, shuffleboard sur- $34,722 grant okayed COLUMBUS - Gov. James A. Rhodes, today announced approval of a $34,722 grant from . the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) to Southeastern Ohio Regional Educaton Service Ag ency (SEO-RESA ) lor continued fifth -year operational funding of the ,,> new air compressor. facilities, summer residence Monday. His frail body was clad in his rich white and gold papal vestments. His head lay on three pillows and his hands clasped a rosary . Across his right shoulder lay a staff topped by a silver crucifix that symbolized his office as ''servus servorum Dei (servant of the servants of God )," a title that dates to en tine previously allocated to speud on the project. It was decided io table aclion on the issue until the next eounctl meeling to see if a lower bid com·· · ln. Council accepted a $4,650 bid from the Rish t;;quipment Compari'y, Parkersburg, on a bail About 20,000 mourners filed on by a worsening •of the past the pontiff's bier in the . Sources on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said Sen. Richard Stone, I). Fla ., had co mmunicated news of the September summit to his staff member attending a routine hear~ · 0 on. a mba ssa doria l ~? pomtments. Sen. John Sparkman , chainnan of the committee, and other leading members of the panel were summoned to the White House this morning on short not ice for a briefing believed to deal with the Camp David meeting. The ·dramatic new s of another face-to-face meeting between Sadst and Begin apparently res ulted fro m Secretary of State Cyrus Vance's current peace efforts in the Middle East. An officia l White House briefing and an anouncement on the Begin-Sadat meeting was expected about 11 :311 a.m . EDT , Wh ite House OFF ICERS INSTALLED at last ntght's J aycee-ette meeting w~re-sea ted . left to right , Becky Tnplett, treasurer ; Nancy Burns, presid ent : Joni Sellers, presidenl-<!leet: and stan· ding, Shelly Clark, ways and means chainnan ; and Cindy Smith , publicity chainnan . Not present for the picture was Jmmita Weaver , sec retary. Organized in March, the .J;qcce-€tles ar~ planning severa l projects towa rd commu nity improvement. During Hegatta weekend, they s.old "Frogtown, USA" bu ll oons and helped the Jaycees with the dilly dunker. . A ya rd sale has been planned fur lil tc Aug ust. One project of the group is holding mrmthly birthday pilrties fur the residents of the Meigs County Jnfirmilry . !.ike the Jaycees, sources said. School hands New officers installed assistance in the past. The project was submitted for approval by the Department of Economic and New ofltcero were installed Ccmmunity Development's Development Monday night when the newly Appalachian Office, which administers the organized J ayc ee~ttes met at the Meigs Inn . ARC program in Ohio. Past Jaycee president Mike Mullen was the insta lling af. NOW YOU KNOW licer for Nancy Burns, presiOf the two immediate dent ; Joni Seller, presidentsuccessors to Peter among elect : Becky Triplett. Popes of the Roman Catholic treasu rer ; Shelly Clark, ways church, nothing is known and m ean~ chairman , and beyond their names and the Ondy Smith, publicity chairyears of their reign - Unus, ma n. Juan ita Weav er, A.D . 67-76, and Anacletus, sc"<:retary , will be installed A.D. 71h'18. later. AL LEONARD the Jaycee..cttes' goal is com- muni ty help. Profil made from various projects is used luward betterment of the co mmunity and its residents. Women. 18 to 35, interested in joining th_c group are inn tcd to attend a meeting on Aug. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Southern Ohio Insurance oi· ficc in Pomeroy: Inform<:tliun ca n be ubta iolt'd by telephoning 992-5098 ur 949-2607. Leonard promoted participating ~'o lio wing tradit ion, high school bands of Meigs County will be playing at the 115th annual Meigs County Fair. The Ea,~ern High Band, dtrected by Charles Wilhe lm , will play on Wednesday; the Southern Band, directed by Al la n L. Leonard. Sou th eas t ern Dist n c t man age r of comm un ity relations·for Columbia Gas of Jesse Bro wning, on Thursday Ohio, with hea dquart ers at and the Meigs High Band, Athens. has been promoted to directed by Randy Hunt. on genera l representative in the Friday. Western Rate Departm ent Mrs . Munel Bra dford , for Columbia Gas secretary of the fa ir board, Distribution Companies at also announced a schedule Columbus. has heen completed for the Leonard start ed with the emergency squads which will gas company in 1953 as a se rve on the grounds during meeting that the talks went valuation technician in the next week's fair. "smoothly." company's General Office in On Tu esday, the Racine " It is true that there have Columbus. He was promoted Squad will be on hand during been no new elements from to rate acco untant in 1960, the day time and will be the Israelis, " -he added, named Pomeroy- Middleport joined in the evening by the meaning Vance brought no manager in i964, promoted to Rutland Squa d. The concession from Israel on the M&rtins Ferry manager in demolition derby is slated issue of oecupied territories. 1967 and became Central that evening. "The talks were held in a District manager of comOn Wednesday. Middleport friendly fashion ." munity relations in Columbus · will serve ; Pomeroy will be Vance will send his deputy, in 1970. He was named to his there Thursday: Syracuse on Alfred Atherton , w Saudi present positiOn in 1972. · Fnday with Rutland returArabia , and William B. Born in Wilkinsburg, Pa., ning for Sat urday, the final Quandt of the National Leonard was graduated from day of the fair . Security Coun cil to high school there in 1945. He The Bates Brothers Jerusalem Wednesday to received a bachelor of arts Amusement Co. will be on the report to those governments degree in bus iness a d· midway this year . Kiddie day on the Sadat talks. The ministration from Otterbein will be observed from I to 5 secretary hiinself plans ID College, Westerville in 1953. p.m . on Wednesday. Those return to Washington the Leonard IS chatnnan of the attending can ride for the same dayto report to Carter . Athens Co unty Bloo~:,-· four hours for a flat $3 Program for the American charge. Red Cross, president-elect of Making up the office staff the Athens Ktwams and a thi s year to assist Mrs. member of the energy ad- Bradfo rd and the fair board NOTICE ISSUED Pomeroy Mayor Clarence visory committee .of the ~ri- · with handling the paper work Andrews infonns the public it Co un\y Commumty ActiOn will be Sarah Collums Wil son, Mary ha s ten days to move old junk Agency, Ohio. University Sharon ca rs and other eyesores from Green and Whole Club and McAngus and Cheryl Ken. its property. Aiter that time a Pomeroy Masonic Lodge 164. nedy. Leo nard and his wife, not ice will be served and the Joyce, live at 283 Estate Dr .. junk will be towed away . Athens . They · have a daughter and two sons. Peace efforts fruitless NOTICE DRAVO CORP. WILL BE CONDUCTING BlASTING OPERATIONS DURING AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER AT ·THE RACINE DAM. IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY, ORAVO REQUEST THAT 2-WAY RADIOS CLOSE TO THE CONSTRUCTION SITE BE TURNED OFF. DRAVO WILL BE STOPPING TRAFFIC ON STATE ROUTE 338 DURING EVERY BLAST. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCES THIS MAY CAUSE. Wlder the age. o! 80 have the right to vote for election of the new pope under rules promulgaU!d by Paul in 1975. But as princes of the church, aU 130 living cardinals have the right to attend th e preparatory "'eetint!s. Fifteen cardinals arrived in Rome Monday , one day after Pope Paul, 80, died foUowing a heart attack. An official death certificate released by the Vatican said funding discussed by council CHAGRIN FAILs. Oblo ( UPi) -Six meml:ers of plane in which they were l;iding crashed,_.. a gravel pit miles south of the Chagrin Falla Airport. Geraldine PauUdvic, 311, Waukesha, Wll:., and daughter, Bridget, 5, were reported In fair condlllon Hillcrest Hoopiial, Mayfield Hel8hbt, where four other lltmily members were treated fer laceration and bruises and - were released. Vatican . The cardinal took from Paul's band the fisherman 's sea l ring bearing an amethyst depicting St. Peter, the fisherman of Galilee wbo became the fir't pope. Acting accordirtg to tradition, Villot smashed the ring with a silver hammer. The pieces will later be melted down to cast a new ' ring for Paul's successor. Only the 11 5 C Rr~inals • e- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, August s, 1978 ~- (Continued from Plltl ~ world's first test-tube baby, healthy u any normal baby but ooly a few ouncea heavier than when shewu bern. A hospital apokeliiilllll said Louise and her mother, Mrs. Lesley Brown, 32, left In a private ambularice for an ~ destination. The girl's lather, raUway delivery man John Brown, 118id earlier he waa taking his wife and·daugbter fer a vacation in England's lake district before returning to tbelr three-bedroom heme in B:istol. ! Area Deaths I wiU begin at the earliest on Aug. 21and no later than Aug. 26. By tradition , Cardinal Vill_ot, as head chamberlain. of the Vatican, wiU preside over.dayt<Hiay affairs of the church until the 263rd successor to the Throne of St. Peter is choae:i . Taking on his role Monday, ViUot followed sacred church custom by closing the late pope's apartments in the funeral 'lburaday. j_)~·_ ·_rh_e_W_o_rfd_·_To_d_·a_r_· 11 deaths recorded Put yoursel f on a steady savings d iet no w. and you' re sure to have a sweet li tt le nest egg for the future! You've nothing to lose .. and high interest to gainl Start your sav ing s account soon I .:: Last survivor gives 20 Cardinals under consideration . the various Vatican lobbies. Most observers feel the l!'aditiona)ists wiD prevail and choose an Italian, just like aU other popes 'fer more than 450 years. But some think the posoibilities foc a non-Italian are the best so far this century - possibly a liberal central EUI'OJM'Ain or a cardinal from the Third World . Election of an American would be virtually impossible, most Vatican experts said. Only 46 of the church's 282 popes have been noo-ltalians. The last was Hadrian VI of HoUand who reigned for 13 mooths in 1522-1523 and was booed by Roman crowds at his election. The new pope could be a conservative, bent on maintaining the Church's traditional dictums on papal ' :··'· <:. :·::! !M1' ! • IIIIEWS DELICIOUS DRIP COFFEE PAIT- 10 cupo In I mlnul•. 2 cupll In • - 2 mlnul• ·' • KEEPI COFFEE HOT-k-wonn plele k-1 ~ Mrvlng hot • DOES MOllE THAN IRIW COFFEE - mekeo 111, co· COl, IOUPI 1nd other in· lllnll .HOUSEWARES • 1ST ROOR ' Elberfelds In Pom810J MAPS ON FILE in the refer~ce room . of the Gailia County Dt•irlcl Ubrary show edallng, new, and proposed electriC transmlsalon and generating facilities. There are nine llparlte mapa, one of which is being studied by Ubrarlan Jonathan Louden in this TlmesSenllnel newsphoto, and they've been placed with some older topographical maps In the new lilllllnlllliJI file. Anyooe may l,ludy these maps during regular llt>rary hours. The nfaps came from tbe Ohio Dellartnient of EneNIV. The director, Robert S. Ryan, wrote that 11mi1ar mapa have beeq aent to the Meigs Local School Diatrlct and Pomeroy Ubr!ll'y , 200 EM! Second St., Po!nervt; the Herbert Wescoat Memorial Ubrary, 122 w. Mai:i St., McArthur; the Jacbon Oty Ubrary, 21 Broadway &.,Jackson;' the Sylvester Memoria l Wellllon Public Library, 135 East Second St., Wellaton ; and the Briggs Lawrence CnWlly PobUc Ubrary, 321 Soullt Fourth St. , Ironton. r By ALVIN B. WEBB Palace on the eastern fringes ALEXANDRIA, Egypt of this Mediterranean seaport (UP! ) - Secretary of State city. Like the one delivered to Cyrus Vance seems to have accomplished . little more Begin Sunday, the lettet was than delivering Pre!sident belie ved to contain a Carter's mail on his latest suggestion from Carter that he. Sadat and Begin rnight Middle East mission. His efforts to bring Egypt benefit fr om a summit and Israel together seemed co nference , possibly in near failure today. Washington : Alter two days of talks with Vance and Sadat chatted Israelis in Jerusalem and privately for two hours and 10 Egyptians in Alexandria , nei- minules Monday and had ther side appeared ready to another meeting ' scheduled give an inch : Israel refuses ID for this evening. The evening give up occupied Arab land , sessions are necessary and Egypt refuses to talk because devout Moslems are directly to the Israelis .Wltii observing the Ramadan holidsy. they do. _ If any . dramatic A senior Egyptian official breakthrough is at hand, it said alter the Monday night was not evident in the closemouthed , tight-lipped Vance Youths injured camp. . State Department spokeSman Hodding Carter in cyc1e wreck ·m did say Vance felt his The Middlepor t meeting with President Anwar Sadat Monday night Emergency Squad was call ed was "a ver y good session ." to the Goeglein Gravel Co. Bot he would not specify grounds at 6:44p.m. Monday whether th is characterization lor Max Geary and Richard CQvere d atmosphere or Resler, both of Middleport. The two youths were riding substance. The secretary bad a gim- a motorcycle on the property mick: a pair of personal, , prior to an accident, i:They ' hti'ridwritten messages from were taken to Veterans carter - o:ie for Israeli • Memorial Hospital for Prime Minister Menachem treatment of minor injuries Begin, lhe other for Sadat. and released. At 12:30 a .m. Tuesday, the Vance gave Sadat his letter Monday as they strolled squad answered a call to the across the lawn at the Sl orys Run a rea, but Egyptian's lavish summer ret urned to station when it home in the shadow of the wtts del ermined tha1 it wa s a late Kin~ Farouk's Mnntazah prank call. ;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::;:;:;:;:;:; B&E CHARGED Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster has charged Keith Herdman. 18, Middleport , with breaking and entering th e Pomeroy Wine Store early Sunday morning. Hern1an allegedly broke into the establishment and took $150 worth of merchandise. MEETS THURSDAY The Meig s County Budget Commission will meet at the Count y Auditor's Office Thursday, Augusl 10, at 10 a.m. to organize and review budgets lor the calendar year 191t. VALLEY GIRLS WIN The Va lley Lumber wom en 's softball tea m defeated the Portland Gals by a score of 5-2 Monday evening in Middleport . Hits for Valley Lu:nher were made by Sue Shepherd, J oa n Edwards , Bonnie Lightfoot, Ray Hicks, Nancy Puilins., and Diana Karr. • , � 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 08. August 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. 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