http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dc90738d6ca9bdf0878e4f31f6815154.pdf d20a0ca84c0ea4969e1c878ee5509832 PDF Text Text - 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pnmeroy, 0 •ThUI''day , Aug. l.ii;.; . t;;;";,; "'BOCI_.IH:I<lOIH:I<l-IH:I<loODCMOINMo~ Water plan review set Water QuaUty and Pro grams for Improveme!'t. "It is very important that citizens review the in· formation in this report ," carl A. Wilhelrri, Ohio EPA's Planning Coordinator said. The final . plan could affect land management practices. mining activities , an~ municipal waste treatment, so we want the baseline data to be as accurate and com· prehensive as possible." Residents are invited to review a copy of Part II at the following libraries : Gallia County District Library, Gallipolis; Briggs-Lawrence County 'Public . Library ; Portsmouth Public Library ; Oak Hill Public Library ; Meigs Vocal School District Library, Middleport Branch ; Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library , ·McArthur, and Sylvester Memorial Public Library, Wellston. The $16 billion tax "cut" approved by the House of Representatives last week is A meeting to review Part II really not as good as it · of the State's Water Quality ' sounds. Even if this bill is Management Plan for ena cted, almost every Southeast Ohi o River Tributaries will be held on Aug. 31at 7:30p.m. in the Rio Grande College Cafeteria . · The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 1Ohio EPA ) is responsible for preparing WQM plans lor all the non-designated river basin areas in the state. These plans must identify local sources of water pollution and identify a strategy for reducing these pollutants so that the 1983 federal goal of "fishable , swimmable" water is met. Part II contains the following sections: Existing Physical Conditions, Areas of Sp l'cial Imp o rtan c e , Significant Point Sources , Significant Nonpoint Sources, Water Uses and Existing LAFF%!SERVICE FORESTERS Of the 6.4 -mi.llion forested acres in Ohio, 90 percent is owned ·by private land· owners, says the Division of Forestry . These landowners can obtain professional woodland managem ent assistance through the Forestry Divisi o n's · Cooperative Forest Management program . As 8 part of the program, 21 service foresters are located throughout the slate to provide assistance to landoWners who request it. ' ~.;.'But two can failto make ends meet as cheaply as one . Roger BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah t UP I) SpeedSter Don Vesco has bested his old motorcycle speed record in a practice run , but he 'll bave to wail until Fr.iday to t.ake a crack at officially setting a new mark . HEAD COACH • JUNCTION, W.Va. (UP! ) Dayton, Ohio, native Olarlie Scott, former assistant basketball coach at Hedgesville High School, has Vesco turned an average been named head basketball 308.219 through the traps coach at Jefferson County High ·School , Wednesday in a run that he Scott, 28, a 1972 Fairmont made to determine if his State graduate, succeeds Tim twin-engine motorcycle . Brinkley, who resigned after would be ready lor the real four seBliOns to become head thing Friday. The present , basketball coach at West tecord is 303.812 mph. second Mill . yll'ginia Tech. . · American taxpayer will face I , FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 19th percent a year for 3 years for a total cut falter com· pounding! of33 percent. As the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar has fallen roughly 30 percent since 1910 due to OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. A good time for buying your back to school needL inflation, marginal tax rates SAVE 20% COAT SALE HANES UNDERWEAR a AUGUST SALE PRICES . LAY-A-WAY NOW! SAVE 20% LINGERIE SALE CANNON BATH TOWELS . '· I'd like a ~1gger slice of the . I'' p1e . Certificate LlnLE BOYS' Dra~ries Selected from our regular stock, lengths from 36 inches to 84 inches.- single window widths. Regular $5.49 & 55.99 Draperies FLEECE LINED, MACHINE WASHABLE REG. •a.oo & '9.oo '3.50 pr. · · Regular $6.94 & $7.49 Draperies --~~:~~------4·-----~-eg-~-la-r··-~-~;-~_::_:_s~~!:_::_~-a-~•-~.i-e·s---· Clerk Trea sure r 6~v!r Ready Made ·- RIVERSIDE Certificate Friday and Saturday Sale VW AMC- JEEP "The Dealer That Car" . 5~ MEN'S AND BOYS' TUBE• soc~s About Quality " LIMITED TIME SPECIAL! Regularly $1.25 white with color tops. a big selection of colors . Stock up now . 8:30A.M. FRIDAY to S:OO P.M. FRIDAY 1967 CAMARO Only '795 No E Lo c al, one own e r. low Jackets, coats, snowmobile suits, wool, corduroy and nylon . Sizes 2 fo ~ . 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. LAY-A.WAY FOR WINTER ------w-• vw steeririg , ORLON DRESS SOCKS PORCELAIN TEA POTS One size fits sizes 10 1hrough 13. Excellent selection of solid colors and heather tones. Friday and Saturday . HOLDS 6 CUPS, DISHWASHER SAFE, Excellent cond ition, lOcally owned . •·· MEN'S 1.00 Fur RACINE 1977 HORNET 1977 DIEV. AMX MONTE CARLOS Power steering , air cand ition in g. road wheel!, r 1adia ls. BANLON DRESS SOCKS Fits sizes 10 through 13. Select your favorite colors and save· Friday and Saturday. 2 IN STOCK Loaded fOI" luxury. HOME NATIONAl ....,..._._..__ 'BANK J OHIO ( "" , .............. I ..,... - LIMITED QUANTITY. •s•• l - e VOL. XXIX NO. 8E ' -. 1... ·- EUREKA UPRIGHT SWEEPERS * 6 DIFFERENT HEIGHTS .•,,.. *EDGE CLWtER Includes 519.95 Tool Stt ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~~ TOP WINNERS- Winning top h~nors at the Meigs County Fair junior horse show were (I tor), Robin R1tcllie, grand champiOn; Tony Kennedy , reserve champion . The Thursday mormng event sported over 50 entrants. • ' at POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO " en tine FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1978 . SHOWMJ,NSHIP WINNERS of the junior fair competition held Thursday at the Meigs County Fair were Janis Cama!'-n, grand champion, and Ed Holter, reserve champion. Pictured, 1-r, Mary Mora lind Charles Calaway, junior fair king and queen, Holler and Miss Carnahan. The Meigs County com· missioners have accepted a · bid I rpm Computer Elections Systems of Massillon, in the amount of $36,522.50, to provide a computer voting system .lor Meigs County. The hoard has until Jan. 15, 1979, to decide on a three year or a five year payable con· tract. Computer Elections PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Now THIS: hazardous to health MANILA, Philippines ( U'PI) - An el!plosion, possibly caused by a b<mb, blew up the lavatory of a Philippine Air Open class horse show awards given Numerous roset.tes and place honors in the English first place went to Tammy Lines jeillner today . One of tbe 84 persons aboard was killed' cash prizes were awarded in pleasure horse class riding Kennedy, Tuppers Plains, when he was sucked out of tbe plane at 24,000 feet, officials Wednesday night's open class Denmark Sensation owned by riding Little Chief Handprint said. horse show held at the Meigs Leo Story, Pomeroy, with with second going to B. J . Flying debris injured three other passengers, but the pilot County Fair. deftly maneuvered the BAC111 aircraft to a safe landing at the second place in the class Hunt, Bashan, riding Ginger In the Western pleasure going to Robin Ritchie riding and third to Tammy Warns· Manila airport. horse class, registered only, Libal Win , owned by Cole ley on Pistol Pete. DoUar slips again on money mart first place honors, out of Stables, Tuppers Plains. Meg Lochary, again riding some 22 entries, went to John Tony Kennedy, owner and Denmark Cinnomon Sen· LONDON (UP!) - President Carter's " very diJiappillntlng" stand on the dollar sent it slipping again on Greer riding Hilltop Mike, rider of Hilltop Bob, won sation, owned by Leo Story, • was first in the English threenervious European moriey markets today but it improved owned by Judy Alleo, New third place. Haven. Second place weot to slightly in Tokyo. Robert Greer with Little gaited class. Frank Petrie, ' Rellectinc the dollar dip, the price of gold jumped $4 to Linda Van Matre, Clifton, W. Honey Bee won first place in Thurman, on Lobo Look was open at f212.125 an ounce in Zurich and $212.25 in London, Va., owner and rider of the roadster pony class with first in the trail horse class 13.875 over Thursday's closing price. The dollar moved down in Sonora Jewel. David Darst, second going to Harley with second going to Terru Frankfurt, Zurich, London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Point Pleasant, owner and George , owner of Midnight Cross, Athens, on Koko's rider of Buck Is Too won third Boy, driven by Mack Layne. Folly · and third to Julie Milan when markets ooened. place. George drove Lela Sue to win Elberfeld on Lollipop. First in Control ·lock killed cage quintet Erin Anderson , riding third place. · the trail pony class went to Lori Darst, Point Pleasant, Tammy Kennedy on · Little WASHINGTON (UP!) - Someone locked the night Commanche Jack, owned by coolrola during a ground stop and no one removed the locks, Mica Joiles, Pomeroy, was up on Miss Bar Dee won first Chief Handprint with second causing an airplane crash last year that killed the entire first in the western pleasure place in the western pleasure being won by Kristen An· University of Evansville basketball team, federal pony, 43 to 56 inches, class horse class with second going derson , Pomeroy, riding with second going to Tony to Julie Elberfeld of Pomeroy Commanche Jack and third inveetlptors report. Kennedy , Tuppers Plains, riding Lollipop. Steve to B. J. Hunt on Ginger. The National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday owner and rider of Mitey Bee. Shllnger riding Classy Cassy First place in the barrel the control locks, combined wit!l tall-heavy baggage loading, Mike Shoemaker, Cheshire, won third place. · race for horses or ponies went caused the chartered DC3 to crash 90 seconds after taking off owner and rider of Chief was In the western pleasure to Greg Cole with Cutters 50 from Regional Airport in Evansville, Ind. third. Meg Lochary won first pony class, under 43 inches, (Continued on page 12) Libel suit dropped by Russians MOSCOW (UPI) -A Soviet court today announced the unprecedented lihel case against two American reporters was belnl dropped at the requeat of the Soviet plaintiffs. Moscow City Court judge Lev Alamatov 181d; "The court has decided to dillcontlnue necutlve proceedinga of the suit." Judge Almazov criticized New York Times rep«ter Craig Whitney and Baltimore SUn reporter Harold Piper l<r their refuaal to participate in the lawsuit or to answer sununooses to appear before the court. The judge llllid he would Inform the Soviet Foreign Mlniltry of the case and his decisions. · WASHINGTON (UP!) - James Earl Ray was forced today tO confront damqing new evidence depicting him as havlna tllalked Marlin Luther King Jr. f<r weeks before the clvU rlehllleader wu assaulnated in Memphla 10 years ago. And, betJinning his third day at the witness table of the HoUle ,..._INIII0!11 Committee, Ray also hal been linked by a 1111mb print to a London bank robbery after he fied MempiU and (ltllllbly to a IIIli UIIIOived Alton, Ill., bank holdup before the lliaying. Baby ·contest Saturday c The amual Pmty Baby Contlll at I p.m. wUI be amo111 the highlights Saturday, the final day of the llllth INIU81 Melp County Fair. Allo to be featured on Saturday afternoon in the ~eld near . the ra~::e track will be the · anhual tractor puDinl! contest and the Saturday night grand· olantl aUraction at 8 will be Buddy Alan and the ~en:!',"· grandltand at· ' traction will be the cannual horse pulling contest. 11 SENIOR Cri'IZENS DAY at the Meiss County Fair brought out a large crowd to enjoy the music ol Carol and Darell Taylor, pictured here, along with other individuals and groups which entertained Thursday afternoon . ' Systems submitted the low bid. It was pointed out that the · cost under the new system would be less tlian in previous years when the county was usi.ng the paper ballot method . .It was also pointed out that this type of system is presently being used in most of the surrounding counties. Attending the recent . meeting St8iked victim, evidence shows SAVE "30.00 1 Meigs County People -·--~•w-·----·---1 "REGUI!R '8A9 MEN'S '1.25 BUG A Home Bank • WINTER COAT SALE ..__.._._._._,_.._._._...__..,__..,_ _ _ _,_~_...._.__,w• Local car. eKcellent care was g i ven to this ~e . 1972 rad ials. v . top. RACINE 1 AUGUST SALE PRICES 1972 2 DOOR SEDAN 1975 PONTIAC LEMANS power .GIRLS' • mil es . A .C. , 1 On Time Limit 1976 DODGE DART SWINGER SPECIAL Regulations require that there be an interest penal fy"'"~ i! the principal is withdrawn before maturity . Holder will be paid interest at the annual rate of S per cent less 3 months for the time the principal was on deposit . · - · honors with Eric Miller following closely .behind. Most of the contestants were members of the Shepherds Club. Carr's anim~Js also were judged as the grand cham· pion pair. Reserve champion in the category belonged to Nicky Leonard. Jr. Fair Dairy Show In the dairy show, Janis Carnahan's prized animal was selected grand cham· pion. (Continued on page 12) mputer • votz.n g • comzng j) ,The World Today CLEARANCE SALEI - BASEBALL JACKETS (8 J 3, 10, 17, "35c I ber of the Mixed 4' H Minds exhibited the grand champlo!\ rabbll in the Meigs County . !Wiior Fair show Wednesday afternoon. The ' reserve champion rabbit was exhibited by Denise Stegall. In the showman classes, Kim Eblin was the grand champion with Denise Stegall as the reserve champion. In the Junior Fair poultry competition, Denise Stegall · was the grand champion with John Edwards as the reserve champion. Denise was also the grand champion showman and Jimmy Thomas was the reserve · champion showman. Judge was Eddie Nelson. Racine's Sonia Carr won top • SALE PRICES · Bill Anderson, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, a mem- In the Junior Fair beef · showmanship and j udging competition, held earlier, Paula Miller's steer was judged grand champion . Miller is a representative of the county's Better Beef Livestock Club. Chad Roberts' animal was · selected as reserve cham· pion. Robert is a resident of Racine. Grand champion showman was David Gaul, reserve champion being Roger Gaul. In 4·H sheep judging, · MEN'S WINTER JACKETS ALBUM SALE Certificate Antkrson exhibits top rabbit BY FRANK STANLEY Tuppers Plains' Robin Ritchie rode away with the grand champion trophy at Thursday's Meigs County Fair 4·H Horse Show. Ritchie Is a mem her of the Saddle Sitters. Tony Kennedy's horse was selected as reserve champion in the contest. After _the show, Mike Bowles, Meigs Gounty Pleasure Riders, and Tony Kennedy, Saddle Sitters, were recognized as the outstanding members of the two groups. •3•• ____.__..__.._.._.._.._.. P .UBLIC NOTICE Bid s w il l be rec ei ved by th e V illage of M idd lep ort , Oh io , M eigs Counl)l at the Mayor ' s Off ice o f the V i llage Halt , 237 Ra ce Stre e t. u nt il & P _M A ug u s t 21. 1978 for t h e fo llow ing ml!l ter i al s .. 46 5 Ton s, mor e or tess . A sph a lt ic Con c r e te in pla c e and r Ol le d . 300 G a ll on s, mor e or le ss . Ta ck a nd or Pr i mer in pla ce . Str ee t s be ing cons id ered for r epa i r ing is all'a ilable at th e Ma yor 's Off ice . 237 Race Str eet . M id dl eporT. Ohio . T he V il la ge r eserves th e r 1ght to r e jec t any' or all bids . Gene Grate . BILL' ANDERSON Is shown with his grand champion rabbit and Henry Frarik, left, member of the Farm Bureau board wllich provided many of the trophies for'.the 1978 Meigs Fair. ' ' SALE -PRICE ·.SALE PRICES ... . GYM SHO R·T·s I BOYS' WINTER JACKETS 6 Year ... ·4 -B Horse Show top honor won by Robin Ritchie WEEKEND ·SPECIALS a tax increase next year. have increased by about 33 WOMEN'S Acco,rding to the Join percent. InOation has been Committee on Taxation, the pushing people into higher ON MEN'S & BOYS' tax relief measure would not tax brackets each year. As a result, the tax relief offset the new Social Security increases ~nd the automatic measure we are supporting Special savings on warm winter coats by tax increases caused by in· would simply return to the Prinlzess. Jerold, Betty Rose_. nation . The bill passed by the ·American people whal has Furs, leather, suede. wool , ski jackets. White knitted styles only; complete House js a gocd step in the been taxed away due to 'In· Junior, missy. extra sizes. right direction , but it just llation . Currenlly, the selection of sizes for boys 3 to 20 and government is profiting by does not go far enough . men in regular and extra large sizes. As'"it left the House on its creating inOation . For example a family _of way to the Senate last Thurs· four earning around $8,700 in day , the tax redu ction 1967 would have to earn at package would : J - cu-t individual income least $17,000 today just to stay taxes about $10 billion eveo with tnnation . However, primarily through widening the marginal tax bracket on a SPECIAL PURCHAsE AND SALE existing tax brackets by 6 $17,000 income is 22 percent perce nt , increasing the compared to If percent lor a personal exempt.(on !rom $750 $8,700 income. That means in to $1 ,000, and raising the 1967 the family had to pay a Gowns, robes, baliy dolls and pajamas. standard deduction for single federal income tax of ahout Petite. S, M. L, XL. persons by $100 and for $680, while today the family must pay over $1 ,600 in in· · couples by $200. Floral pattern on while, hemmed ends. Reg . S3.5D •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale 12.61 come tax. In real terms, the ~ cut capital gains taxes family is losing the battle around $2 billion by lowering $6.00 ••••••••••• .. • .t •••••u•~••• Sale $4.48 '2.49 BATH TOWELS ................... SALE 11.99 . Reg. Reg. S9.0Q •••••••••••••••••••.••••••• Sale $6.78 the maximum rate from 49 because inllation pushed percent to 3S percent, while: them into a higher tax Re9. $11.00 •••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Sale S8.28 '1.49 MATCHING HAND TOWELS ..... SALE 11.19 (1) . indexing the basis of bracket. Reg. 515.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale $11.28 The tax wedge becomes capital assets to end taxation Reg . $22.00 ......................... Sale $16.48 . · on the poriion of a capital even more profound when 99' MATCHING WASH CLOTH .......... SALE 79' Reg. S28.oo •••••••••••••••••••••••••. Sale 520.98 gain which is purely the social security taxe~ are . · result of inflation, and (2) added in . In 1967 the family ~-~--.w •w · - ·---·------·--.....,J-----.-...,.._,.,~-~-·---~---------·--. allowing a once-in·a·lifetime had to pay $290 into the social Special Weekend Sale! exclusion of $100,000 of any security trust fund while gain realized in the profit of today the amount is over selling a home (person's $1,000. .. With the passage of principal residence ). Another shipment in time for school - cut business taxes about Proposition 13 in California buying. Sizes extra small through $4 billion by reducing cor· and the current taxpayer extra large. 100 per cent polyester, porate rates; and introducing revolt, it is hard to un· solid colors. derstand the thinking of the a new graduated rate Sizes8 to 20. Fine group of slyles and colors. schedule for small businesses majority party in control of Save on what you need for this fall and and liberalizing the tax credit Congress. It is long overdue winter . for in\'estment. to cut " real" taxes and This $16 billion tax government spending, and I reduction measure is about will continue to do everything $10 billion less than the p(>ssible to see that our 30 amount we advocated. Unless , percent across·the·hoard tax ~·----w-------w---·--·--• taxes are substantially cut measure is enacted. reduced in the very near We rnust reduce the heavy PRE-SEASON SALEI MUSIC DEPARTMENT future , American taxpsyers and inequitable tax burden on will be paying approximately the working men and women $100 billion more in taxes per of this country and restore year five years from now the alter· tax reward lor than they are today . Since the people to work, save, invest Popular, blue grass .' ·gospel, country, beginning of . the year, we and be more productive. Let instrumentals, children's albums. movie have been pushing to cut ,us hope the Senate corrects A big selection of the season's most popular soundtracks . individual tax rates by 10 this weakness in the Holl"" styles, regular and extra large sizes. stop in bill, so when the House and the men's department, see all the fine Reg. S2 .79....... ... ·: .. . ...... . .... . .... Sale S2 .25 Senate meet in conference to . styles. Buy what you like and save Friday Reg. 54.79 .......... . ................. Sale S3.85 iron out the differences, the and Saturday. final tax cut will be · Reg. 56.79 •.• •.•• •.••••••• •....••••••• Sale S5.45 'U ~nificantly enlarged. Reg. 59.79 ... . ................. . ...... Sale $7.85 LAFF- A- DAY Reg . 515.79 .. , .. ~ . .......... .. ....... Sale $12 :65 8 Year Certificate 7~~ear ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Washington Report . n~ 1\11llt·r c:lart'll('t' were Dorothy J ohnston, director of the Board of Elections, Ernesi Wingett, member of the Board of Elections and D o nald Whitman, representative of the Com· puler Elections Systems. Also meeting with the commissioners was MaMing Webster to discuss the 1978-79 program ·for th e Meig s County mentally retarded and the contract with Gallia County. Webster stated that the costs set by Gallia County were extremely high this year and that the mentally retarded budget could not cover it. Webster suggested that the commissioners arrange a meeting with the Gallia County commissioners and the two mentally retarded boards to discuss (Continued on page 12) GRAND CHAMPION ...,. Rick Long received the grand champion in fishing trophy at the Ohio St.ale Fair Tuesday. He was one of approximately 300 young men and womlm competing for trophies on 4-H Natural Resources Day at the fair. ' Meigs lad top fisherman of Ohio State Fair Rick Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Long, Route 3, Pomeroy ,- is the Ohio State Fair grand champion in fi shing . In Columbus Tuesday lor the competition, Rick captured top honor in the fishing class at the 4·H Natural Musgrave chosen for new personnel post James C. Musgrave of Point Pleasant will become personnel supervisor of Appalachian Power Eom· pany's Mountaineer Plant, under construction near New . Haven, West Virginia, el· fective September 1. He rises to the position from that of personnel superviso r of the River Transportation Division of Indiana and Michigan Electric Company, with offices at Lakin, W. Va. I&M and Appalachian are affiliates in the American Electric Power System . A native of Huntington, Musgrave holds a BS degree in advertising and retailing from Marshall University. He has attended the American Electric Power System 1\ofanagemenl Training Ptogram at the University of Michigan. Musgrave began his career with Appalachian in 1962 as a heating and builder sales representative in Charleston, W. Va. He transferred to Roanoke, Va. in 1971 as a dealer sales coortlinator and was a heating and builder sales coordinator and national accounts coor· before being dlnator promot"\ to •administrative · Resources Day prog ram and was presented a trophy. Bob Evans was sponsor lor the 4· H Natural Resources Day award s which were pre· sent ed in six classes. Approximatel y 300 young men and women between the ages of nine and 19 par· ticipated in the activities. Amember ofthe Five Point Bucks, Long was the Meigs County grand Champion in fishing qualifying him to participste at the state level. Rick is a sophomore at Eastern High School and was a 4-H Club Congress delegate at Ohio. State University in early June. On Oct. 14 he will attend the Science Con· vention of 4-Hers at Ohio State. Rick tock four 4·H projects this year, his second year in club work, and won three grand champions at the Meigs County Fair. In open class he also took a reserve champion award. Enrolled in a college preparator y course at Eastern, Rick lettered in varsity track , plays basketball, and is in the marching band. JAMES MUSGRAVE assistant to the executive vice president of Appalachian in 1973. He was named employee relations administrator in 1976 and on December 1 of that. year transferred to I&M as personnel supervisor of the River Transportation Divison . Musgrave Is an elder in the Covenant Presbyterian Olurch and a member of the Point Pleasant Rotary Club. He is married and has two sons and two daqghters. 4 LOTTERY WINNERS Gold number - I. White number - 1%. Blue number - 291. Extra Cash - ot%725. . "' �' 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, AuH. 18, 1978 14 area youths are honored .for state fair participation BY FRANK STANLEY A total of, 14 area youths were recognized at the Meigs County Fair Wednesday night for their participation in state competition . A nwnber of awards were · presented by various county youth groups, ranging from the girl scouts to the Future Fanners of Ameri_ca. Selected to represent the county in 4-H Food Projects were Kim Eblin, tricks for treats ; Tammi e Starcher, breads; Raeleen Oliver, international foods; Denise Stegall, do your thing with foods; Lea Ann Gaul, All American foods; Angie Spencer, outdoor II ; Denise White, international foods. Participants in the state fair cl othing division included Paula Swindell, clothes for school ; Beth Ritchie, sports clothes, P~ula Hysell, dress up; Rena Trussell, lounging; Brenda Boyles, coats and jackets; Carla Rife, clothing camp .; Angela . Collins, mini modes revue. While at the state fair in Colwnbus, Hysell and Ritchie were nominated as candidates for the National 4-H Fashion Revue_and Fash10n Board respectively. A number of other youth alS<J participated in the Ohio State Fair in various categories, includin~ Pam Riebel. bicycle; Mark Riggs, electricity; John Riebel, Rick Long, gun safety and fishing; Melissa Scarbrou g h, photography; Tommy Pullins, woodworking; Mary Mora, redecorated room; Terri Pullins, refinished TELEVISION VIEWING furniture . The Five Point Bucks 4-H Club received an award the same evening for best booth decorations . Adv,isors of the group are Mr. and Mrs. Nick Leonard. The Merry Makers 4-H Club finished second. Jean Spencer and Louise Pitzer are· ·the ad,visors to the organization. Patty Parker . won first place in the 4-H Flower Show with Tammie Starcher coming closely in second. Outstanding achievement awards were presented to several individuals for their participation in the various youth organizations ; Gary Holliday, FFA; Cindy Pitzer, FHA ; Ed Holter, 4-H Boys ; Opal Dyer, 4-H Girl; Salisbury Juriior Troop "1100. girl scouts. ' Complete results are as follows : 4-H Project Miscellaneous Wbwers Names in bold will represent · Meigs County at Ohio State Fair competition : Bicycle - Pam Riebel , Grand Champion; Raeleen Olive. Reserve champion. Electricity - Mark Riggs, gra nd champion ; Mike REPRESENTATIVES TO the Ohio State Fair from Meigs County in miscellaneous categories, shown with the local fair royalty, include, left to right, first row, Melissa reserve champion . champion . Insect World I - Melissa You, Me .and Others II Calaway and Anita Basham, Lori Welch, grand champion; grand champion. . Becky Edwards, reserve Insect Rearing - John champion; Linda Donohue, Riebel , grand champion. honorable mention. Ohio Birds - J ea nni e Helping"At Home - Robyn Welsh, grand cha mpion ; Barnett, grand champion ; Craig Bolin , reserve Lee Ann Robinson, reserve champion . chall)pion. Plant Growth Factors First Aid - Roberta Pally Dyer. ~rand chamoion. Myers , grand champion; Fishing - Rick Long, Angela Myers, reserve grand champion. attended champion; Anita Basham, McGuire, reserve champion. Ohio State Fair competition Teresa Basham, Kenny Small Animais - Rick on Tuesday, Aug. I~ Barnett, honorable mention . Long. grand champion ; Received first place grand Teens Learn About Ralph J ordan , reserve champion award in Fishing Children - Beth Ritchie, champion. Explore Outdoors I - John oul or over 300 participants at" grand champion ; Mary Riebel. grand champion; the judging; Carolyn Bowen, Colwell, reserve champion. Houseplants Angie Angie Spencer , reserve reserve champion; · Cindy outstanding. . Pitzer, Spencer, Sarah Goebel and champion . Gun Safety ·Rick Long , Collins, grand Angie Explore Outdoors II Terri Pullins, grand cham- grand champion; Craig champion; Cindy Pitzer, Bolin, reserve champion. reserve champion; Pam pion . Flower Garden Joyce Murphy. honorable mention. Vet. Science - Kathy l...ambert gra nd champion i ..--·--·-·-~---· . "'1 Parker, grand champion; Redecorated Room Excellence tn Patty Parker and Renee . Becky Rife, reserve cham- Mary Mora. grand champion. Refinished Furniture Design and Trussell, reserve champions: pion. Vegetable Garden Billy Terri Pullln•, grand chamRope - Bryan Reeves, 1 Dyer. grand champion; Terri pion and Sara Goebel. grand Quality grand champion: Charles Stout, reserve chamoion . champion; Sonia Carr, Knapp, reserve champion. Photograph~ Melissa reserve champion . Pomeroy Weldin g, Elmer Young . Scarbrough, grand cham4-H Project grand champion. Flower Food Winners Model rockets - Eric Sch- pion; Kevin Fick, reserve champion; · Mark Rice and Foods to Take and Share mucker, grand champion: Shop Brenda Calaway. out - Carla Rife, grand champion; Mark McGuire, reserve . Millard Anita Smith, reserve champion; Richard Basham, standing . Woodworking - Tommy champion. outstanding. All American Foods - Lea Tractor - Gary Hutton , Pulllas, grand champion; , reserve John Longstreth Ann Gaul, grand champion; grand champion; Ed Holter, champion . Tammy Black, reserve Exploring Home Ec. - champion . Cindy Pitzer, grand chamDo Your Thing With Foods pion ; Norma and June - Denise Stegall, grand .Harvey·, reserve champion. champion; Patty Parker, Crea tive Arts (9 to 12 years reserve champion . old ) -'Angela Myers, grand Tricks For Treats - Kim champion; Robyn Pitzer, Eblin. grand champion ; reserve champion ; Tammy Black, honorable mention . Creative Arts i 13 and over in age ) - Becky Edwards, by THOMAS JOSEPH grand champion ; Cheryl Johnson, reserve champion; ACROSS 39 Lace-<lwnRenee Trussell and Roberta 1 ing queen Myers , honorable mention. · Mort Genealogy R a~e n of comedy DOWN Oliver, grand champion. S Small anvil I" Mrs. You and Your Money - 10 Lady James Raeleen Oliver . grand friend : Fr. K . Polk II Husbandman 2 Absalom's 12 Frenzy chief 3 Urged - - - - - - - - - - . 13 Arthurian lass 4 Richard Red Rose Dog food TIH: fHII.Y St-:'lo,l'r! N t-:1 . 14 Volcanic ll E\'OTEil 'I'll Tilt: Henry 1!'\Tt-:Ht-.:.' \TtiF fallout 5 Story M~~ lfi S· Mt\ S(I N tiHE , ~ It I IRF.H.T tH IF. 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Outdoor Cookery I Brenda Chappelear, grand champion. Outdoor Cookery II Angie Spencer, grand champion; Tammy Pitzer, reserve champion. Teens Entertain - Cindy Pitzer, grand champion. Preserve and Serve I (Fruit) - Kini Schul, grand champion; Tammy Calaway, reserve champion. Preserve and Serve II Terri Pullins, grand champion; Tammy Pitzer, reserve champion. Foods With an International Flavor - Raeleen Oliver, grand champion; Tammie Starcher, reserve champion. Quick Meals ·- Beth Ritchie, grand Champion; Barbara Grueser, reserve champion. Self-Determined Foods Tammie Starcher, grand champion; Paula Hysell , reserve champion. 1978 4-H Projeet Clothing WinDers . Total Look - Terrie Starcher, grand champion; Betty Jo Hunt, reserve champion. Topping Your Outfit - Kim Schul, grand c~ampion; Lisa Henderson, reserve pion, Top To Toe - · Collins, grand champion; Melissa . Prinuner, reserve champion. Joyful Jumper - Tammv 1'- · Calaway, grand champion; Lori Robinson, reserve champion . Clothes For School - Paula Swindell, grand champion; Becky Eichinger, reserve champion . . Lounging Clothes - Renee Trussell, grand champion; Mary Mora, reserve champion. -'Sports Clothes - Beth . Ritchie, grand champion; Brenda Calaway, reserve champion. Clothing Speaks - Lori Welch, · grand champion; Linda Donohue, reserve champion. Dress-Up Outfit Shorter April Parker, grand champion; Connie Stout, reserve . champion. Ankle . - . Paula Hysell, grand champion; Cindy Pitzer, reserve champion. Self-Determined Clothing - Mary Colwell, grand champion. Coats and Jackets Brenda Boyles, grand champion; Debbie Woodyard, reserve champion . Clothing Complements Carla Rile, grand champion ; Denise Stegall, reserve champion . cham~ i\ngela NOTICE B ids will be r eceived a t lhe Offices o f Bernard V . Fultz, Pomeroy National Bank Bui l ding , Pomeroy , Ohio . unt i l9o 'c lo ck A .M . on August 26, 1978 , lor the sa te of one horse drawn sl e i gh . The undersigned reserv es the right to reject any ana bids all Lena Ethel Guth r ie , Adm in l stratr i ..: of the Milo Emerson Guthrie Estat e fBJ 18 '12 2'5 Jt c HGi vc no more MUilt feelings alluut that after-work drinkt!C. Cocktail time is nuw known a::~ the "attitude CJdjustmcnt hour .·' FRIDAY, AUGUST 18,1t7t 7:1l0--Cross-Wtts 3; E•i>ohto "71 •: Newlywed Gaml' 6, 13; Private Side of Elvis 8; News tO; Glllljlan s Is. 15; Almanac 20; Insight 33. 7:30--Porler Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; stoo,ooo Name That Tune 6,13; Price ts Right 1: MacNeii-Lohrer Report 20,33: Family Feud 10: Pop Goes Tha Country 15. 8:00--Biack Sheep Squadron 3,4,15: Tabitha. ~ 13; Wonder Woman 8,10: W•shlng!on Week In Review 20,33. . 8:3Q-Operallon PetllcoaU, 13; Wall Slreef Week 20,33.. 9:00--Rockford Files 34,15: NFL Football 6,13; Incredible Hulk 8, 10; 1978 Drum Corps International championship J3; In Perlormance AI Wolf Trap 20. 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(UPil Pitcher Dave Lemanczyk of the Toronto Blue Jays was placed on the 21-day disabled list with a sprained ankle Wednesday. To make room for Lemanczyk, the Blue Jays reactivated right-hander Don . Kirkwood. WILMINGTON , Ohio 1UP I) - The Cincinnati Bengals will break training camp ~'riday and play their next-to-last preseason game Saturday night in Cincinnati against the Chicago Bears. Beginning next week, and A nice sprinkling of local horses and local drivers sparked continuing for the rest of the interest of racing fans in Thursday evening's twilight harness year , the Bengals' practice horse racing program at the Meigs County Fair. · site will be Spinney Field in Drivin~ to top honors again in the Thursday racing was Don Spencer, formerly of Pomeroy , now or Vincent, a son of Cincinnati. the late Sidney Spencer, for many years a local harness horse driver and trainer . In the first and sixth races, first division, for three year old filly (/8cers, S{>encer drove Bye Belle Bye, owried by him and his wife, Sandr-a Wells Spencer, to first place victories . Spencer was presented the trophy blanket donated by the · · · Meigs Branch of the Athens County Savings and Loan, for By MIKE; SHALIN having the fastest time among Ute pacers in the first, sixth, UPI Sports Writer and the second and seventh races which was Ute second For the second straight div1ston . night, the California Angels In the first race, second place went to Seashore owned by had a chance to move into a virtual tie for the lead In the Ray Newhart of Marietta with third going to Ohio Dell, owned . by Docothy Karr of Pomeroy and driven by Burdell McKinney American League West. And, of Middleport. In the sixth, second place went to Margaret for the second straight night, Wave owned by Leo and Esther Crownover, McArthur, an.d they gave it away. third went to Twe, Kaola, owned by Stanley Prakas, Athens. With the Kansas Cily In the second race first place went to Morgan's Leeanne Royals losing to Minnesota, owned by Richard Morgan, Waterford; second to Avalon the Angels were at home Hilda, owned by Guy Malone, Waterford, and third to Sally against the Boston Red Sox, James owned lly James Harvey, Jr., Pleasantville. In the leaders of Ute AL East. Neither team played seventh Loveable Tina, owned by Merrill and Richard Elliott, Jackson, was first; Morgan's Leeanne was second and third particularly well but Ute Red was Avalon Htlda. Sox came away with an ~ Two year old trollers made up the third and eighth races victory. with first in both going to Maybe Marken, owned by Kenneth As they had done Owen, Marietta; second to Sammy's Belle, owned b)' Robert Wednesday night, the Red Pugh, Barlow, and third to Mrs. Daring, owned by Ray_ Sox pulled off a two-run rally without a hit . Reliever Ken Newhart, Marie\!8 . Winning the trophy blanket provided by The Daily Sentinel wa s Maybe Marken . Brett balked · home the Three year old pacers made up the first division for the winning run in the sixth fourth and ninth races . Taking first in both race and the winner ihning Thursday before he of the trophy blanket provided by Royal Crown Bottling Co., had thrown a pitch. was Eze Mr . Gee, owned by George Statan, Wellston . " U they'd ever get a hit to Second place in the fourth went to WaVing Leroy owned by beat us,'"laffifnted California Michael Swatzel, Marietta, formerly of Pomeroy, and driven Manager Jim Fregosi, ·• that by his father-in-law , Brooks Sayre, Syracuse . Third was would be all right ." Shasta Ross, owned by Ross Bateman, Athens. Second in the Second baseman Bobby ninth went to Shasta Ross and third in the ninth went to Waving Grich made a crucial error Utoy. In the second division lor the three year old pacers, Princess Time, owned by Merrill Elliott, Jackson, was first in areas." the fifth and second in the loth . Double Three was second in the ' The 76ers expect Jones to fifth and third in the loth and Speedy Sandy, owned by Levi be a defense oriented, team Baker, Waynesville was third in the_filth and first in the lOth. ballplayer and his statistics show that's what he does best. "A SOME EXCELLENT radng was in store for fairgoers dunng the Thursday evenmg tw1hght harness horse BATES AMUSEMENT COMPANY racing at the annual Meigs County Fair. '!'he photo was Ulken during the ~ ixth race on Thursday's card . Lopez forced to withdraw By RICHARD L. . SHOOK UPI Sports Writer DEARBORN, Mich. (UP II - The spectators may be annoyed because Nancy l.opez came up lame, but it sure doesn't bother the goUers. money for: us," is ~~ More the consensus of the participants in the $150,000 LPGA tournament ~t Dearborn Country Club, led by veteran Kathy Whitwor.th and Sandra Post after. the first round. Whitworth and Post each shot 3-under 69s Thursday to take a one-stroke lead over Sue Roberts and Sharon ' I Miller. Another stroke back were Patty Hayes and Debbie Massey whtle five golfers were at par 72. The second richest tournament on the tour drew 17,750 fans for the Pro-Am and the first round, and"the lure of the $22,500 first prize has brought one of the better fields on a tour . But Lopez , an eight-time winner and the wealthiest of this year's women golfers with more than $150,000 in earnings, was for ced to withdraw before the opening round because of a right arm and shoulder that was so sore it prevented.her from using a driver . · The No. 2 money winner on the tour, JoAnne Carner, couldn't make it because of a severe cold, while glamor girl Jan Stephenson was disqualified after she failed to report she could not play because of the flu . "There's still a lot left out there," noted Post of the remaining field. "I like big money tournaments. That's the name or the game." Post, like 20-year veteran Whitworth, fired a 3&-33 to reach. her first round score. Post had four birdies while Whitworth , still looking for her first win this seaso n, llad six birdies. A Michigan woman, Sharon nge s blow second chance PffiLADELI'HIA (UPI)Bobby Jones says his defensive ability will be the key to fitting in with the Pltlladelphia 76ers. "The things tl\at I can do are hopefully what this team is looking for," Jones said Thursday at a news conference. Jones, former college AllAmerican and a mainstay lor the Denver Nuggets last year, said he was initially surprised aboot ~ing traded to the Pltiladelphla 76ers, but not shocked. Jones, a 6-foot-9, 212 pound came to with Denver It - 54~ - 69~ Locally owned horses, drivers spark· interest of race fans By M. JEFFREY HARDY OAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: SUNDAES DON SPENCER, formerly of Pomeroy, returned to the winners circle for recognition . by racing fans after winning the first and sixth races at the Meigs County Fair Thursday tlfiving Bye Belle Bye owned by him and his wife, Sandra Wells Spencer. The win moved Boston 7¥, Baylor and Brett then came on to balk home the winner. games ahead of the idle New Bos ton Manager Don York Yankees in the East Zimmer was happy with the while the Angels remained a two victories, no mat\er how game behind the Royals. · In other Al. l!jlmes, MilUley came . choice by first baseman Don Don Money had three hits and Bill Trav~rs, 8-7, earned his first victory in nearly a month with a live-hitter as Milwaukee won its fifth straight. Tigers 9, Indians 5: Steve Kemp of Detroit blasted a first-inning grand slam and added a two-run double to drive in a careerhigh six runs. Milt May also homered for the Tigers. Twins 6, Royals S: Dan Ford's two-out single scored Bomba Rivera from second base in the lOth inning to give rookie Roger Erickson his 13th victory . The winning run came off loser Larry Gura, 10-3. While S.ox 4, Rangers 2: Ralph Garr of Chicago had three hits, drove in a run and scored another to back the four-hit pit ching of Ken Kravec . 9-11, and reliever Lerrin LaGrow, who notched his 12th save. VERO BEACH, F1a . (UP!) - Running back Chuck Munci e aggravated 11 swollen ankle Wednesday, but New Orleans Saints Coach Dick Nolan said Muncie would start Saturdsy night in an exhibition game against Tampa Bay . The Saints ran through a two-hour, 20-rninute workout, concentrating on short yardage, kickoffs and field goals toward the end of the practice. ST . LOUIS (UPI) - The St . Louis Cardinals Wednesday night signed free-agent guard and tackle Tom Wickert, a five-yea r veteran who was Of Simpson, who had a waived last week by the mediocre season with the Kansas City Chiefs. Nnggets, Jones said, " I am · The Cardinals also placed looking forward to playing. guard Gary Jurczyk, rookie He was one of the superstars free agent out of IUinois, on non-recallable waivers. guard Ralph Simpson in · of the old league (ABA)." exchange for forward George McGinnis and a future draft pick. McGinnis helped the 76ers gain respectal]ility in the NBA three years ago, but the arrival of Julius Erving gave him a lesser role and, as a result, the team's continuity suffered. "This is a change for both of us and a change is good sometimes," Jones said. "I think George will fit in good." He said his strengths lie "pretty much" the way the 7~rs have analyzed his ability . "Defense," Jones said. "Getting back, I try to expend my energies in those "That ain't bad," Zimmer one .' " · 99 Mil St., Middleport, 0. 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Robert., also of Boynton Beach, Fla ., was in the morning crowd, which scored significantly lower than the afternoon golfers. Only two players broke par when the waukee blanked Toronto, 6-0, *34 *39 *43 •47 •SCRAPBOOK •WEDDING ALBUM • DIARIES •TRAVELLOG •GUEST BOOK co-lead~~- said of the balk . "I love it. Detroit beat Cleveland, 9~. Bailey came up to me and Minnesota edged Kansas said; ·r may not be hitting, City, 6-5, in 10 innings, and but I know a balk when I see Chicago defeated Texas, 4-2. by C. R. GIBSON •PHOTO ALBUM Miller of Marshall, actually temperature and humidity held the lead by a stroke with buth reached the mid-l!Os"and three holes to play but bogies the hot summer wind began on Ute 16th and 17th holes shifting. pushed her a shot back of the " Racine, Ohio Chester , Ohio as he did Wednesday - in the sixth inning. With Butch Hobson aboard on a walk off loser Tom Griffin, 2-4, Tom Burleson hit what looked like a sure doubleplay ball to Dave Chalk at shortstop . 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Plus 52 .31 to S2 44 F.E.T and old 11re 992 -2094 �!i-The Da'lly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Aug . lB, 1978 4- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fr"lday , Aug. 18, 19i8 Latest loss drops Reds three games off pace ' CHICAGO (UP!) - Dave hits in taking his 12th loss seven hitSand was the winner allowed only three hits in with last-out relief help from seven innings before. leaving Kingman hit his 20th homer against II victories. ' . in the second inniJ']g and Rick Terry Forster. .. the game for a pinch-hitter' The Dodgers have won four Los AD£eles 5, Philadelphia Bill North, the outfielder Reuschel pitched a four hitter Thursday to ca rry the ! -'-Steve Garvey singled "and straight games and 10 of their acquired !rom the Oakland Chicago Cubs to a 2~ victory tripled, driving in four runs, last t2 to remain on top of the A's last May , singled to start as the Los Angeles Dodgers National l.eague West. the Dodger fourth . Lerch then over the Cincinnati Reds. Kingman drove a 1-l pitch beat the Philadelphia Phillies Los Angeles took a 1-0 lead Struck out Smith and Cey. But fr.om loser Tom Seaver over >2 last night to sweep their in the fourth off Philadelphia while Cey was batting , North starter Randy l.erch. who stole second and third . the left field fence for a 1-0 three-game series. The Phillies ha'd tied the lead. The Cubs' second run came game 1-1 in the seventh on a , - - - - - - - - . . : . _ - - - - - - - - - - - -1 in the fourth on singles by walk, sacrifice and Ted Dave JohnsOn and Manny Sizemore's two-out double. Trillo followed by a Seaver Buf reliever Tug McGraw throwing error on Tim Black- gave up a three-run triple to well's infield bounuer . Garvey in the eighth. Johnson scored on the error . . McGra w walked Dave Reuschel, now 12-10, • Lopes to start the Dvdgers' limited the Reds to two hits in eighth. After a sacrifice, the first six innings and gave ' Regg ie Smith was inup only one extra base hit, a tentionally walked and double to Pete Rose with two McGraw walked Ron Cey on out in the eighth. He struck four pitched to load the bases. PROSPECTUS out seven and walked none. Garvey followed with his The Benga ls re m1nd me o f the Dal las Cowboys of a Seaver worked seven in· triple, then scored himself on d.ecade ago Te rnbly 1mpre.ss1 ve on paper but never qu ite nings before he was lifted for a throwing error to the plate . able to wm btg one . Th ey come ctose . and they"ve been Burt Hooton. 13-8, gave up a pinch-hitter and allowed six toge th er qu 1te a while now So if Coach B ill Johnson ·s e\ler gotng to get th em 10 the top. tt"11 s should be th e yea r becau se th ey've go t tt all j STANDINGS: ,. Major League Stoindings By United Press International National League East Phtla Chi cago Montrea l Pi tts St . Louis New York. W. L - Pet . GB 63 54 . 538 62 57 . 521 2 58 63 . 479 7 56 6'J . 47 5 ]I 1 OFFENSE Nagg1ng leg tn tur1 es have hampered Ken Ant1 erson las t coupl e o t yeat s but don· t affect hi s statu s as one of mos t acc ura te passe rs in NFL He "ll carry load·again , as h e has fo r seven seasohs . Ha s good corps of receivers , with Ike Curtt s. returned I rom k nee surge ry, and Billy Brooks . who progressed d urt ng lke ·s absence. support~d by Pat Mel natt y (who also punts). J ohn McDaniel. Retirement of longti me t1Qhl end Bob Trumpy finds trio compe ttng for ~ vacant "spo t J1m Co rbett is bes t bet . Bengals use several wave s o f runners . with Arc hie Griffin , Pete Johnson fo remost Ptc ku p o f Mik e Wilson from .Canada is !mporta nt to big . s u ong fOrwa rd wall. Rating- B+ American L eague East W. L . Pc( GB Boston 76 ~.... .633 New Yor k 68 5·1 .571 71 1 M il w . 67 52 .563 8 1'? Detro it 66 52 .559 9 Ball . 64 ss .538 1]11 Cle\le . 53 66 .445 22' 1 Toronto 46 74 .383 30 50 71 . 47 3 15 49 71 .408 15 1 7 West West w. L. Pet . GB 65 54 .546 w. L. Pet . GB Kan City Cali f . 66 57 .537 I Los Ang 71 50 58 7 Texa s 59 59 ,500 51 , s an F ran 70 51 579 1 Cinci nnat i 68 53 562 3 Oakland 61 62 496 6 Minn 54 67 446 12 San Dieg o 62 59 .51 2 9 49 70 .412 16 Houston 56 64 .467 14 , .• Ch i . 45 76 .372 21 A'; anta 55 65 .458 15 1 7 Seatt le Thursday ' s Results Thur sday 'S Result s Piffsbur'gh 5, Hou ston I. lst Milwaukee 6. Toronto 0 Detroi t 9. Cle\leland 5 P i ffSburgh _3 , HouiS Ton 2. 2nCI M inn 6 . Kan City 5, 10 inns Ch i cago 2, Cinc innati 0 Chicago 4 , T ~)(as 2 Los Angeles s . Philadelphia 2 Boston 8, Cl!l lifornia 6 Sa n Francisc o 3, ·Montreal 0 Today 's Probable Pi tchers San · Diego 9, New York 2 I AU Times EDT) St . Lou is 4, Afl anta J Chicago ( Proty 2 21 at Cle\le Today • Probable Pitchers {All Times eon land (Wise 9 IS l. 7: 30 p .m . Detroit (Rozema 6-6) at Ci n cinnat i { Norman 10-71 at Chic ago ( Roberts 5 7) , 7 : 30 M il waukee ! Sorenson 14-81. 8 30 p .m p .m. Toronto I Underwood 6-9 ) a t San D iego ( Rasmussen 11 -9 ) Montrea l ( Roger s 13 7) , 7 : 35 M innesota !Serum 6 5 ), 8: 30 p .m . p .m . Tex as (Med ich 6-6 ) at Krln!;<l~ · San Franc isco ( Knepper 12 -9) at Philadelph i a { Lerch 7 7l, Cily (Gale 13 4 ) 8: 30p .m . Ba ltimore I M cG re-g·or 12· 10 ) 8 · 05 p .m . • Los Angeles i John 13 91 at at Californ ia (Knapp 11.7). 1 New YorK ( E~p i nosa 9 !O J. 8 05 10 · 30 p .m . Boston (Torrez 14-6) at p .m . Houston ( Ruhle 2 OJ at Oakland (Renko 6 7 ), 10 : 30 p .m . New York (Figueroa 11 -8) at P iIts burgh ( 0 Robinson 8 5 I, Seattle (Mitc hel!· 6-11J. -10:35 8 :05p .m . Atlanta ! McWi lli ams 5-0 J ;;~t p .m . Saturday 's Games St . Lou is ( VUcko\l i ch 10 9) , 8 · 35 Te)(as at Kansas C i ty p .m . Boston at Oak. land Sa1urday's Games New York at Sea t tle, night __ Ci nc innati at Chicago Balt imore at Calif , n ight Los Angeles a1 New York Toronto at Minnesota , n igh t San Diego at Montreal , n io;n t Detroit at Milwaukee , n ight San Fr-an at Ph ila , night Chic ago at Cle\leland , n ight Houston at Pittsburgh , night Atlanta at St . Louis , nigh! • DEFENSE Bengals aren ' t stand ing still. Traded away Coy Bacon. drafted Ro ss Browner No 1 LOoking for him to step in to 3-4 alignment at one end if he c;an beat out Eddie Edwards o r Gary Bur ley . with Wilson Whitley pla ying nose ta ckl.e . Young linebacking corp s is solid . bui lt around J1m LeCla ir . Bo Harr is. Reggie W illiams coming stro ng. They might miss .Lemar Parris at corner and Tom Casanova at sa fety H he hnlds to deci sion to re tire for medical stud ies . Bu t they 've go t young kids com1 ng along to repl~ce th em and dra ll ed Ar c hie ' s young brothe r, Ray . Spec1al tea ms are O.K. . with Mclna lly punting . Chris Bahr handling field goals . Rating - B + Jt INf.W SPAPER ENTERPRI SE r I $4.7 investment being made at Goodyear plant We have a superb selection ol Bulo"a Caravetle watches . All w ith je wellever movements. All magnifi cen tl y styled Come and see that fine watches don 't have to be eXj,ensive. MIS : Neatly tailor ed In d1rome a nd st aiiHtss steel . Wilh silver dial. With 1111 dil l Mtu : SllvHtone with sllvtr . utlndlal Sport s Transactions PRO FOOTBALL Denver ____: Placed offensi11e ~------------------------, I ·I1I ~09' 'C/Jehlers 212 E. M1in, Pomeroy I N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS : 9 : 30 to 12,2 to s !CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.} - EAST COURT ST.. POMEROY. 1 1 I I I ·-------------------------· ,. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED FOR POMEROY & MIDDLEPORT AREA PHONE 992-2156 }).THE DAILY SENTINEL BETWEEN ta ck le Frank Smith on injured reserve list and cut rookie free agents quarterback Fred Mor tens on a nd cornerback Terry Pe ters . Houston - Acquired wide rece ive r Richard Caster from New York Jets f ar ·' . Lot to see, plenty to do at '78 Meigs, Fair .., .. tiJ .,~ ~ Ml.Cting at Jackson High &:huol Wednesday night, the Southea•tern Ohio Athletic Leag u e adop t ed and di • t rib u te d a fuotban schedule "to start in 1980 which set:; the opening game a week earlier than the pre- . ... to contri bute to the purchase of the trophy. conunumg offi cia lly to designate Ire champion and ENROLL NOW ..FOR ~ent ~c iJ t! dult:!~. GRAND CHAMPIONS OF DAIRY CAITLE OPEN CLASS - Grand champions in the dairy cattle, open class, held Thuraday at" the Meigs County Fair went to Ed Holter, Holstein division, Brent Hayes, Jersey divlsloo, Carroll Winegrove, Swiss division and Janis Carnahan, FALL TERM Guernsey division. Shown 1-r, are, Mary Mora and Charles ca lawa~ , Meigs Junior Queen and King, Ed Holter, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Jan1s carnahan, Rt. 3, Hacine, Brent Hayes, Guysville and carroll Winegrove, Belpre. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Choose an exciling Career in one of these s uccess proven fields : J •EXECUTIVE SECRETARY •SECRETARIAL •BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION • JR. ACCOUNTING •GENEAAL OFFICE "- DAY or .EVENING .ClASSES' Begin September 18, 1978 Financial Assistance Available Approved for Veterans · ,, Accredited by the Accreditint Commission of tht ·Association of Independent Collttes 1nd Schools. · SANDRA WELI...'l Spencer, formerly of Pomeroy, was presented the trophy blanke t at .ble Meigs County Fair Thursday on behalf ol her husband, ~n Dpence~, who drove the . llpencer horse Bye Belle Bye to victory in two races. Representing the Me1gs Branch of the GALLI POLIS . BUSINESS COLLEGE Athem Cwnty Savings and Loan which provided the blanket was Brett Jones . , -· .•• St. No . 75-07-04728 u •' FOR INFORMATION AN UNIDENTIFIED e ntrant In one of the various classes at the junior fair bone show at the Melgo County .Fair circles the arena during judging Thursday morning . CALL 446 4367 • OR WRITE : f'G-iiii"Pcii.lsiusiN'Esscoi:LmE-1 I I P.o . Box 749 OH . 45631 I Gallipolis. I() I 1 Please provide me with more information I Name Addreu I I Phone Age I Slate_ Zip_l City . No. I' I I · &.;--------------~ .-- ..---- (: •• · APPEARING THIS· WEEKEND AT THE THIS SMALL dog caught the eye of the Sentinel camera on the midway at the Meigs County Fair. Owned by Mike McQueen, the dog's name is Charles Emmitt. INN PLACE POMEROY'S Brent Jones takes it easy prior to judging at the Meigs County Fair junibr fair horse show Thursday morning . Results of the pony and horse cnnfonnation judging of the Meigs County Fair have bee n announced by William B. Downie and Danny Zirkle , super in· tendents. Taking first place honors were : Cozy Honey Moon owned by Debbie Lewis, Letart, W. Va , ' western mare, 3 and youn ger; Ionestoe owned by Arky Pill s bury , Johnstown , Western mare, 4 and older ; Top of the Hill, owned by Cole Stables, T uppers Plains . Broadway . PRO BASKETBALL Milwaukee - Signed rook I~ forward Otis Howard of Aust in Peay. BASEBALL Place d catcher Pocoro ba on 21 -da y dlsablod list and recallod Bll f ca tcher Bruce Benedict from Richmond (IL) . handed relief pitcher Steve Fouca utt . acquired on wal vers from Detroit . MANKATO, Minn. iUPI} - The Minnesota Vikings have obtained ·rookie offensive tackle Frank Myers · from the Balitmore Colts for an undisclosed drah choice, the Colts a nn ounced late Wedneaday . The Vikings al!k> said three players will not suit up for th e ir nationally te levised game at Miami Friday night. Runr.ing back Sammy Johnson, with an ankle injury , cpr nerbac k John Turner, who has a broken f,,ul , and wide r eceive r JUDGE MELONIE Hannan inspects one of the horses during the Meigs County Fair junior fair horse show . Pony, horse confonnation judging held agent defen sive lineman Rod Konsu City - · Optlonod ou tfielder Joe Zdeb to Omaha IAAl to make room f or right . ROBIN R1TCHlE received a speda\4-H award at the Meigs County Fair junior lair horse show Thursday morning. She was cited for her sporl,!;manship and character. L11TLE Buky Melr of Pomeroy and Kllfl Sucboza of Pittsburgh eajoy the .,_H junior fair bone show at: the Meigs County Fair Thursday morning. 1979 and 1980. · K•nsas City -Signed free Atlanta - TOP EQUESTRIANS - Shown here with their trophies are (l to r ) Tony Kennedy , Kristin Anderson a nd Mildd Conley during awards presentation at the Meigs County Fair Junior fair horse show, The trio represented the county at state competition, AT undisclosed draft c hoi ces In Suu1my Whi t£>, who has a sore back . willwiss tht> ~arne . I ............. . Offi·c··al· s adopt schedule shatterproof, lightweight beverage bottles, but also lunch meat wraps, coatings for paper cooking trays that can be used in both microwave and conventional ovens and bottles for cooking oils, medicines and household chemicals. High purity polyester is sanctioned by the . government for use in food packaging, can be recycled and is more energy - efficient than many other packaging materials. · In 1975, Goodyear added a continuous processing unit and in 1977. began work on an expansion of a polymerization process used to produce high purity food grade resin. The plant was constructed in 1959 to produce textile and tire grade polyester resins. The new investment will increase overall resin capacity by an additionaiiO per cent. In addition to carbonated beverage containers · and other packaging applications, polyester resin is used for tire cord, textiles and monofilament for strapping, clothing, dryer fabric s and molded goods. No new employment is expected. The plant employs about 500 persons. POINT PLEASANT , W.Va .- Goodyear is increasi ng its capacity for high purity polyester resin used to make soft drink bottles and other food packaging, the third such investment in three years at its facility near here . Chai rman Charles J . Pilliod Jr. said the $4 .7 million expenditures brings the com pa ny's total investment here in the last three years to almost $30 million and will boost Goodyear 's food grade resin capacity by 20 per cent. The money will be used· to strea mline current processes. " This·latest investment underscores Goodyear's comm itment to the food packaging industry , where we • have become the innovative leader since the introduction two years ago or polyester soft drink bottles made with our r esin," Pilliod said. ''We expect that total demand for high purity polyester wiU approach the half billion pound mark by the mid-1980s." These resins are not only used to make The affo rdable quality watch .. . • A. SS~ . . - 111fling double to help the Pirate run In the first .but the inning and scored on Dave Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3·2 · Astros scored twice in the Parker's groundout to glve · victory over the Houston fourth·with the aid oi a double . Pittsburgh a 1-0 lead off.loser Astros an~ a -doubleheader by Jose Cruz and singles by J. R. Richard 12-11. Mark Howe and Dave Robinson, 9-~ after his sweep. fourth straight victory, 'had a Pittsburgh won the first Bergman. Brye's decisive double runscoring single in the' game f>-1 behind rookie Don · came in the bottom of the seventh inning and soother in, Robinson, who drove in _two runs, pitched a four-bitter fourth, which beg'n when Pittsburgh 's two-run fourth · a nd retired the last 15 batters Phil Gamer was '·hit by a after an RBI triple by Gar· ner. pitch. in order. · After an error by Howe at The Astnis scored in the In th e second game, second base cost the Astros a fourth when Enos Cabell got Pirates starter Bruce Kison forceout on a grounder by an infeield hit, stole second, raised his record to H with Stennett, Gamer and took third on a passed baU Rennie relief h e lp from Grant Jackson and Kent Tekulve, Stennett moved to third and and scored on a sacrifice ny who recorded his 20th save. second on a double steal and by Jose Cruz. Ed Ott's eighth - inning Astros start er Mark Brye drove them home. · In the first game, Omar sacrifice ny delivered PittsLemongello fell to 8-11. Ed Ott doubled home a Moreno tripled in the first burgh's final r un . This action makes possible a non-league opening . game on Aug . 28, with the season finale coming the las t Friday in Odober Murtha, Logan principal, as its new president , sueeeeding Jim Diehl. Meigs principal. It also named Jaek Coyan 1 Jackson assistant principal , as lht! loop's secretarytrei:lis"Urer, to succeed Jim Mains , newly promoted .to director of curriculum of the Ironton city sdluols . In other acti ons, the league : _ • Appointed Murtha and Bob Shamp, . Athens prind pa l. as a committee to work up a job description and other aspect:; of a league commissioner. The eonunittee will report at the next leag ue season . meeting Nov. Ia at Jackson. Juan Berenguer, 0-1, • Adopted and distributed making his major league girls' softlllill schedules. debut for . the Mets, was • Dropped both leag ue rapped solidly . ltanqucLs. leaving any sud1 Pittsburgh S-3, ' Houston 1-2 obse rvam:e up to the ·l.'he;un- . Steve Brye drove in two pion school with the league unearned runs with a fourth ' N1tpicker could f1n d fault with lack of breakaway runner , uncertainty of secondary and. abov·e all , lack o f feel for w1 nning . Bull th ink thi s is year S"e'nga ls break out . FIRST in AFC CeP~ tral . ARAVELLE , of runs·lv1e in the Mike and sixth. WillieClark, MeCovey stroked consec utive singles to produce one run and Rob Andrews later singled home San Francisco's second run of the inning. St. Louis 4, Atlanta 3· George Hendrick knocked in two runs with a sacrifice fly and bases-loaded wa lk to help the St. Louis Cardinals edge the Atlanta Braves. Atlanta left-hander Mickey Mahler, 4-7, had bla nked St. · Louis on two sing les before the Cardinals scored twice in the sixth inning. Garry Templeton sta rted the rally with a leadoff single and stole second base before advancing to third on Tony Scott's bunt single . San Diego 9, New York 2Dave Winfi eld drove in three runs, Ozzie Smith collected three hits and scored three times, and Gaylord Perry not ched his i4th victory of the season as the San Diego Padres defeated the . Ne w York Mets. Perry, 14-5, gave up fi ve hils and two r uns in six in· nings, before needing relief from Mi ckey Lolich, who recorded his first save of the PREDICTION HBULOVA j ' :r. ': Garvey then ripped a sin.gle to center and the DOdgers had the lead. San Francisco 3, Montreal 0 - Righthander Ed Ha licki fired a four-hitter and Jack Clark slugged his 20th home run of the sea!ion to send the San Francisco Giants to a victory over the Montreal Expos. Halicki, 6~, fashioned his seventh complete game and fourth shutout in 20 starts this season. Left-hand er Ross Grimsley, 14-9, took the loss for Montreal. . Aher Clark's homer on the first pitch of the fourth inning, the Giants added a palr . . 5 PIECE GROUP FROM BEVERLY, OHIO TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10-2 Poultry is judged ... Results o f open class poultry judging at the annual Melgs Co unty Fair have been THE MEIGS INN PH. 992-3629 POMEROY, 0. Western gelding, any age ; ches ; LeatherwoodSeleclion , Phoebus, owned by Cole owned · by Debb1e Jones, Stables, Western stallion, any Pomeroy , English saddleage; Indeed& Bonanza , bred, mare of horse ; peach owned by Ceda r Side Fann, and Freckle, owned. by Long Bottom, Western Sherry Indestad, Pomeroy, yearling; Tribal Rose, owned English bred saddle bred by Ann Sargent, Rutland, mare with spring colt. Appaloosa mares and geldings, any class; Bandit's Talent owned by C9le Stables, (:~{::::}:)}':'{ ;:;:;:;:;:;::::;:r:::;::t:;:::; Appaloosa stallions; Little Chief Ha ndprint, owned by COLU MBUS - State Tammy Kennedy, Tuppers Represe ntative Gene Plains, pony under 48 inches: Dams c hroder (R· . Miley Bee, owned by Tammy Fremont) said today be bas Kennedy , pony 48 to 56 in" Prop 13" pelliloDJ at lbe Meigs CIMIDty Fair political headqurten. · Damshroder 's Con- 1 slitutlonal Ameadment would Umft the ....,ber of Pomeroy. won a blue award days lbe otate teplature for a pen of two puUets and caa spend and Ia&, from 385 one cockerel. In the New days to 18 llays a year, tile Hampshire Red breed, a blue same as Indiana. For IIlia ribbon was won ,by Mrs. part-lime job the amendBeulah Hill , Route 3, ment would redu<e llle Pomeroy, for a pair of pullets salarleo from legiSlator's a nd Mrs. Hill won a blue in a U7,500 to $1Z,too. Dam· classification for any other schroder says that IIlia wiD type of recognized breed. patlfle brakeo on bdlaU... Rodney Ripp, Route 3, Pomeroy, won a blue for an exhibit of geese. 8RnOWlCed . DlXJE SAYRE and Vova Gardner, Middleport, view 11111111 ci•llle ellhlblll Oil dlljllay at the Melp County Fair. AND SQUARE DANCE, they did! The hot weather didn't seem to bother these seni..cilizem who fonned aaquare f..- a dance just oulside the Seni..- CiUzens tent m the Meigs County falrl!l'ounds Thuraday. • In the Leghorn breed , Roland Will , Pomeroy, won a first place for a pair of broilers and Barbara Will, Pomeroy. a first place for a , pen of two puUets and one cockerel. . In the Wyandotte breed, Kathleen Parker , Route 3, �6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, r\u~ . 18, 1978 ~;~~-~ I Personal Notes Brewer family l reunion .held Mr. -and Mrs. W. W. Wilson of Whe;~lon , Ill. were ret-ent visitors of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Earl Knight and Mrs. M. C. Wilson, Middleport. l'hey were joined for a weekend visit ~y Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Halley, Paige and Brad, Worthington. On Sw1.day, the group went to Charleston fur a £3mily gathering a the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wilson. They were juihed by the C. S. Wilson's son of Washington, D. C. PORTI.ANO- The Brewer family rewliWI was held Sll!lday allhe Portland Park with ~7 attending . Prayer preceding th~ picnlc dinner was given by Mrs. Laura Byers. David A. Brewer l'OIIducled a short business meeting with gifl.li being r.-esenled to Eber Brewer,. the oldest m<m ali4<nding; Mrs. Byers, the oldest woman ; Wilbur Brewer of St. Cloud , Miru1., the one travel- :r····=·>:·:·=·>:·:·=·=·=·=·= ·.·.·.·.·.·:·>=·.·.·.'.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·=···········=·.·.·.·:·:·:-:·.·.·.·.·.<·.·.·.<·=·=·=·=·=·:-:·=·=·:·.·.·.·.·:·:·.·:::: Helen Help .. ll i ;.·. r 1/1 US •. . •By Helen Botteli! WHY MAKE IT TOUGH ON HIM? DEAR HELEN. My man friend and I are .-teach other 's throal.li. Here's the .situctlion : His son was graduated from l1igh sehool and he and his ex-wile want lu give him a somewhat late graduation party - lor family and friends . l'vc been seeing Ron steadHy for almost two years and ha ve done more for the boy than his own mother hcts the Last five . (Run has r ustody . 1 I love the kid and think I ha v~ a •·ighllo be at his party. hn also good friends with the rest ol Ron's family . Ron and I ca re very much lor each other , but he says I shouldn't attend as I'dfc-el Iunny around his ex and her people. It would be a disaster il we should ever meet, he says. II I'm good enough to share my life with him and his son , am I not good enough lor this graduation party? - ·suRE I'M RIGHT DEAR SURE : You're thinking only or yoursell when you should be considering the honoree . If you love him, you won't want to turn his party into the disaster Ron predicts, right ? So plan another party later, minus the ex. 1And if you must meet her, du it under less trying circwnstimces . J - H. DEAR HELEN. I am responding to the recent ~ olumns in which writers com· pla in a bout psychiatric treatment at conununily menllll health <:lin ks of family service agencies . . These l'linics and agencies are stalled primarily by social workers and-<Jr psychologists. There is a tendency to think of m1y therapist as a psychiatrist, when in !act the vast majority ol mental health prolessiunals .are nul. Psychiatrisl.li have their share ol treaUnenl failures, as do physicians , but it's unfa ir to lay at their dour, !atl~res by other 1nun-medically trained I therapists . Tu clarify the difference among the three major menllll health professions: the social worker has a Master's degree with one yea r's training after college , in which he or she lakes cuur.l:ies . and works Wlder supervision at an agency . The clinical psychologist has a Master's ur i:l Ph .D. with une lu three or four yeC:~r s' training aft~r eullcge , and a year of cl ini cal internship in whi eh peuple are trectled under ~u~rvi­ sion . Tht' psychiatrist is ct medi cal doctor 1four years' lrctining after college 1. i::H id then takes a year 's inlemship and three years of residency training in which patieuU! are trectted under supervisiOn. - A PSYCHIATRIST flEAR HELEN. The reader who sa id he " cured himsell " alter psychiatry !ai led may Ue diScounting the parllus therapist played in setl i n ~ him un the right track . Could he ha ve done it by himsell !rum lhe beginmng ' Fur seven yl:!an; I was an emotiomd cripple. Without my J>;XChialrist 's help, I would have committed suicide or been confined tu ctrl institution inderi nitely. He put me in touch with another psychiatrist who specialized in psydmphannacolugy - cmd experimental medications eorreeted my chemical iml),[jhmee, ending my suicidal depre~wn.s . I cun now on minima l dosage, no Iunger need see my psychiatrist, and have learned tu cope with my problems. Yes, I'm still neurutll', but therapy he l ~d me survive . It was worth the time . cmd money! DOROTHY DINNER GUESTS Hecenl dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carder, Point Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ha1'nple, chihlren , Craig , Chris and Mta , Burlington, Ill. CLOSEOUT ON in~ the farthest ; a11d Mrs. Allen Br~wer, the one with the most children altendin~ . Other ~ifls were ~iven to Mrs. l.t!a!UUI Beegle, Mrs. Marilyn Beall,. Mrs. Maxine Pa•'dee , Mrs . Eunest Brewer, Mrs. Ruby Brewer, and Mrs. Eber Brewer. A gift was also presenl4<d to a guest, Mrs. Eunie Brinker, who will lliiye a birthday soon. Allending were Mr. and Mrs: Eber Brewer, East Liverpool ; Mrs. Maxine Pardee and Martha and Bobby , East Liverpool; Wilbur Brewer, St. Cloud, Minn.; Mr. and · Mrs. Ross Grimes, East Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brew~r, Medina ; Mr. und Mrs. Bobby Filch, Lung Bollom; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer, Long Buttom, Miss' Sylvia Brewer, Racine ; Miss Debbi e Lawrence, Havertown, Pa.; Mr . and Mrs. Earnest Brewe r, Racine ; Miss Patricia Lawrent-e, Springfield ; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer and Teresa and Kenneth II, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simeral and Tisha , Reynoldsburg ; Mrs . Audrey Brewer, Portland ;, Mr. and Mrs . Ed~ar Brewer, Portland; Mrs. Belly Van Meter, Racine; Mrs. Eunie Brinker and Sheryl Johnson, Racine; Mrs. Rilll Garrell, Colum.b us; David Allen Brewer, Portland; Roy and Jerry Close, Watertown ; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Close, Beverly; Mrs. Marily-n Beall, Columbus ; Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Close, Waterford; Miss Ronda Beall and Dominic De Genero, Colwnbus; Mark Beall, Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beegle, Crislll, Rodney und Teresa Bing, Racine; Ray Brewer, Marietta; Mrs. Lula Brewer and Ella Mae Brewer, Belpre ; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grimes, Dan and Katie, Kellering , ,_} C'lt-U b Garuen meeting set Open meeting of the Rutland Garden Club will be held on Aug. 28ai7 :JD ·p .m. al the Rutland Church of Christ with all garden dub members Of the COII!Ity invited to attend. Arranger for the meeting will be Mrs. Joe Bolin, an actTedtled judge of the Ohio Association ol Garden Clubs. Ideas lor September on the theme " Perennials lor longrange color" will be given by Mrs. Vernon Weber. liii.MURE REUNION The Walter Gilmore reunion will be held on Sept. 10 at the roadside park on Route 33. Dinner will be served at 12:JD p.m. Those attending are to lllke a covered dish and lhei~ own tablt .senrice. RETURN HOME Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and son, Bob, have returned to their home in Furl Wurth, Texas , following a week 's visit here with his ""rents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown. -------· ·-·-I 1 I I I I OES Chapter has memorial service Social I · I Calendar I . .I . SATURDAY MEIGS COUNTY Retired Teachers Association Salur• day at I 2 noor1 at the Meigs Inn. Fibn, " Portrail.li uf Our President", to be shown. · Reservations to be 11\Mde by Wednesday , 992 -3744 , 992~4S. 99!-5123 or 985-3821. MEIGS COUNTY Retired Teachers noon lun12heon Saturday at Meigs Inn . Reservations may be made by calling 992-3744, 99U345, -992-5123 or 985-3821. . hospitalized , an!) Lois Thompson, abo lor flowers. A memoriMI servk-e for two symp11th)' card was signed del"'rted members wu held for Evelyn Murray. at the ret-enl meeting of Har· An invitation was read lor a risooville Chap14<r 255, Order recepiion honoring Pat of the Eas14<rn Star, held at Wilson, grand representative the Masonic Temple. of Kansas, Mnd Nancy Rtley, The charter was draped for deputy grand matron . The rlie Wyall and Wayne worthy matron, St~IIM Aikins, Wingett, by Doug Bishop. announced that Harrillonville Ruth Erlewine Relld "Delllh is a Part of Life" , Mnd there Chapter sill host friends ' Was ~ solo, " Previous night lor. Meigs County with the date to be announced Memories'' by J1111e Wise, later. The sunshine f1111d was Mrs, Atkins and Larry taken by Helen Johnson, and Well, worthy P"lrun, welt'OIIlread at the meeting were ed me ers and the meeting thank you notes from Jean . opened with the flMg pledge l.aurao lor flowers sen( her and ''God Bless America.'' father, Wayne Wingett, while Pro14<m officers were Ber· nit-e Hoffman, t-onductress; Doug Bishop, marshall; Gloria Riggs, Martha; Avanell George, warden; Nomwn Will, sentinel; Mnd Don Wilaon, associa~ P"lron. HAVE VISITORS Refreshments were served Visitors of Mrs. Beulah Ew· by Pearle Canaday, Jane ing and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wise, Ellen Brooker, Ewing and children this week Rosemary Burson, und Ruth were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Erlewine. DeWees of Washington, C. H., Mrs. Curtis Yeager and . daughter, Emmogen ~- of Athens. Mr. DeWees is Mrs. Beulah Ewing's brother and Mrs. Yeager is their sister. HARRISO~NVILLE -- A SUND~Y CLASS REUNION of )9'11 graduating class of Kyger Creek High School Sunday 2 p.m. at Gallipolis Park Front. B.ring covered dish and swimming trll!l.ks. For additional inlormallon call Joyce Swisher at 614-367·7467 or Bill Quickel at 992.f677. ANNUAL Homecoming of Zion Church of Christ Sunday arthe church. Basket dinner at noon . with program at 2 p.m. GALLIA COUNTY SALON HONORED ON BIRTHDAY - On Suntiay, Aug . 13, a 612, Eight and Forty, Sunday, surprise birthdaY dinner was held lor Edgar Wolle, ~15 ~p.m . allhe home of Mrs. In· Grant St., Middleport who was 88 years old on Aug. 10. ez Marchie , Chillicothe Rood, Gifts were presented to him. Allending·were Mr.. and Mrs. Gallipolis. Harold Wolfe and Beth Ann , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolle, Mrs. HART Reunion Sunday at Tom Wood and Melissa , Mr. and Mrs.' James Haley, Mr. Foote Mineral Company and Mrs. Uoyd Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marlin and park. Potluck dinner atl p.m. Troy. SPEARS AND FLOWERS reunion Sunday at Krojlel Park, Point Pleasant. Basket lunch at noon. Relatives and friends Invited. CURTIS REUNION Sunday at noon at Chester Firehouse. Relatives and friends Invited. LETART BASEBALL picnic S1111day at noon at Forked Run Park lor junior and ~ior girls, little league Preceptor Chapl4<r ol Belli group singing with Aniland and Don Mora, Leolll and and pee wee league. Reid Young. Sig1na Phi Sorority mel lor a at the organ. MONDAY Hugh Custer, Barb and Don Norma Allendmg were potluck dinner and pool party MIDDLEPORT Business at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Amsbary, Ruby and Ed Baer, Mullen, and Dr. and Mrs. and Professional Women':; · ~y Pickens recently. Tonuny Crow, Nellie and Bo Pickens. The sorority social Ciub, annual family picnic at The group enjoyed swim- Brown , Margaret und t'lllnmlllee had charge of Forest Acres Park, Sheller ming and dancing along with Richard Follrod, Mildred and planning the party . House I nearest the rood. Rich Karr, Karl Krautter, Cuv~red dish, beverage and ljllian and Ferman Moore , table servit'l! to be taken.,PicCAR WASH Dorothy Handley vf Mary and George Murris , nical6 :30p.m. Culloden. W. Va . is. spending Belly and David Oh!inger, . A car wash wiD be held at Roberlll and Jun 0 Bnen, the Sugar Run Ashland StaMEIGS COUNTY Church the weekend at her home. \ion, 9 a.m. loS p.m. Saturday of Christ Men's Fellowship Mrs.. El.vira Barr spent Vehna and Tom Rue. will meet at the Zion Church Sunday guest of' her son and A~n a~d R1~hard Rupe, by the Young Adult Class and of Christ Monday at 7:30p .m. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Eleanor and Jim Thomas, l'een Class of the Laurel Cliff Mrs . Duane Barr and ·son, June and Harvey Ya~ Free Methodist Church . TU.ESDAY V~anken, J~ne ~nd Ke~ml Charge will be $4 for cornAmerican l..eJ!:!ion Aux- Shawn, Jackson, Ohio. Walton , Pearl and ,Ralph plete cleaning and $3 for outiliary , Drew Webster POl!\ 39, 1'he first British settlement Welker, Janet Janel H11I, side only ' picnic, 6 p.m. Tuesday at the u1 Austrlilia, dating !rom June and Bob ·Freed, Maida · home uf Mrs. Dorothy 1788, was a penal colony at Jenkins, 38 Hudson St., Mid- -Purl Jackson, now Sydney. dleport . Members to lake a .c'IJvered dish. Meal w~ll be MEIGS COUNTY The first Englis11 <:,oluny in lumi.ped "" _ America was the first of two TUESDAY established by Sir Walle!' RACINE AMERICAN ~leigh on Roanoke Island, l...,giun Auxiliary, annual pic- North Carolina, 1585 a.nd 1587. nic 6 p.m. Tuesday , Route 33 Tite first group returned to southbound roadside park. England ; the second, " Lost Take covered dish and own Colony," disappeared table service. without a trace. Sorority members • swzm, dine, ·dance ' Sacred concert Sunday night of Christ Center and Ministries of Pomeroy , Washington, which includes Comm1111ily Chapel, School of "Music, School of the Bible, and various other outreaches. He is a recording artist, and widely known as a sacred concert pianist, organist , accordionist , vocalist , and teacher . He was pianist and organist for Oral Roberts for over three years. Dlnkelocker is an evangelist of Christ Center and is also a recording artist , widely known as an operatic bass-baritone. He ill also an accompllshed in· strwnenlalist on the · alto, soprano, and C melody saxophones, and flute . The public Ia lnvlted to this sacred concert, says Pastor Floyd F . Shook. On special Nehi00 cans. 12 oz. 12, OI AGONP. L PERSONAL-SIZE PORTABLE $99 YEOMAN•J121 - Sieek. sporty p o r t abl~ 1n t ~ ree de~ ora~ or l colors 100o,, sOlid -state ch aSSI S for o u tstand•ng rellablliiV. operat 1ng eco no my Ou1c k-on Suns hi ne · p 1c t u r~ tube. 1 SAVE YOUR RC, NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DAD'S ROOT BEER BOITLt CAPS FOR CHARITY tum ng system w 1th Per ma -Se\ VHF hne tu nmg . All qual ity you 'd e ,..pec t from Zenith at a poc ll: et-pleas,ng pnce. INGELS , FURNITURE N. 2nd Ave. u o. ·RC BOTTLING CO. MILLS!REET Middleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992-3344 ~----=-~---·----- Langsville Mr. and Mrs. John Merrill ul Columbus spent the weekend wlth her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Bernard Led lie and allended a family rell!lion at Point Pleallnt, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and boys, Brian, Chris and Brent of Wesl Union. Ohio spent the weekend with her mother, Elvira Barr and visited her br~thers and families. Mr . ·and · Mrs. Gordon ..r Petoskey, Mich., visiteu he•· >ister, Mr. Mnd Mrs . Ht rnard !.Clllle a lew doys and attended 1 he w,::l\'t.'r reunion at Poirll c.,,.,. l 'lt'tt !--ttll1. W. Va . Mrs . Adria Willcox Is !ipl'llttln~ ~ few d~)'S visitinjl( rdu 1 \\·c:s in i''luriW. . • " -·.... "" ..''1 \\o~ "'~-•. ·····•· ... 'llf- ~ 'tlJ;.:;::;~~ .... . ,·· - - . . I I 1 1 ..... 1 ~ . ...... ..... • ~ ~. -.· ·- . PURINA Fll PATIIOL ... wtlii~S AT GETTING TilE FliS THAT CtllltiN'T Bf GOTTEN BfFOII£ p-.. ""Cloel ..--,.~·· , .......... lllltloooyl" lor fly !IIIII . . . 01 effiCIM. II k '*-.... II!.. !I 14 itMCI~ · fly·... EASY TO USE ... lltiUW Ill II ) ....--"'···· """' ""'" llill '""""" ""'"' livlltoc:kll!ii, IIMIII. II!illl· 11011. 1111111 ............. I , , . 11101 _ , '""""" '" ..... ' P111lftl F~ PIIIO Is I V - o, IUCD PICII I • . .,.. 1 ... CGI· ,__, II P,.lu yauf - ........ 'MIIIrM'rttMft ... lll _,,...,~,- ..... " .. -1111- lllllliJ ,..... Plllill prDIIIICts. -.. " • / .•- ~ · .C.,J . SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 •• •• .. ..• MODERN 1: 00 P.M, -Tractor Pull 1: 00 P.M.-Pretty aaby and Little Miss & Mister Con·test ShowRing on Hill *8:00 P.M .-Buddy Alan-The Challengers ••' SUPPLY l99 W. Ml!in St . 992-2164 Pomeroy * -Grandstand Attractions The Federal EPA is coming to town August 22nd. To the St. Clairsville Sheraton Inn. At 9 a.m. They'~e coming to hold a hearing about Ohio's coal. What they're really talking about is your job. About the jobs of 15,000 coal miners and 55,000 other jobs in the Ohio River Valley that depend on coal mining . About the survival of our Valley. If the hearing is for them to hear what we have· to say, let's let them know. Loud and clear . The misguided environmentalists, do-gooders and Federal bureaucrats are saying that Ohio's coal, untold millions of tons, isn't good enough. Too high in sulfur. They say we should go out-of-state for very expensive low sulfur coal. They say we should scrap the Ohio coal industry, the lifeblood of our Valley. Remember, if we let that happen , 15,000 miners will be thrown out of work. 55,000 other jobs in the Valley will dry up. Our Valley will die. You know who'll be at that hearing_ Everybody with nothing to do, and even less to lose. Out-of·stat~rs telling Ohio what we can do with our coal. What can you.do? Show up August 22nd . Raise your voice. Take a stand. · "The Storf with All kinds of Sluff' ' For pets . stables large & small animals . Lawns · gardens . The 0 ® ' ppy ays pngishere. .... , _ .... ,,u,. • • .. ~_, AUGUST 15-16-17-18-19 Pastor Jon C. Vogt and C. Evangelist Philip Dinkelocker will appear in sacred concert Sunday night, August 20, 7::ro p.m. at the Laurel Clifl Free Methodist Church. Vogt is founder and P"stor • X Purina ... pbnninx tomorrow with uxta,. ,_m. ..r; '• POMEROY .SPECIAL h•ve enlugtd our ••r.•lce deportment and ~rvlce Hatpoint and rs s1 Ally U.S. madt car --tlllrfl extrt 11 IIMCiod. Excludes front--1 drlvt can. br11nds. Pom~ Landmarll 9a.JeckW. • . Pllontfn-2111 BRING IN & wltll (Hp wator IDIIIMr, Model UC-SYt, 011 '' · '219.95 LANDMARK '. I For AI Yaur GE T.V.'s & Hotpuint Appl. I' Sill Prices I' .liCk w. c..,, COUPON AND RECEIVE s~ Off SPECIAL PRICE E•plrts AUIUit 15, lt7_e Pllontfnllll ~~ .... l' : Mar. CUSIOM POLY A11113 '(lac lit tax & a.-mn li............. ~w. ,,1: I agree 100%. Let's keep them from giving us the shaft! I Name Address I I I City or Town Clip and mail to: C.O.A.L. JOBS P.O. Box 615 St. Clairsville, Ohio 43950 I I I I lll••••••••••·•••lll .- ' :l $9230 ........ .. Plu1 .'" ' II••••••••••••• I I !. 4 NEW TIRES •tanci"'l ~ • Tax C. II now tor appointment. ~ ! co. PaltiOJ Jack W. Coney, Mfr. l• Whether you can make it on the 22nd or not , send us this coupon . Or your own letter. We'll see that it 's personally delivered to .President Carter with copies to Senators Glenn and Metzenbaum and your congressman . Stop misguided people from giving you the shaft. Orpnlzed • ' 'I• !. Losing JOBS Pederal BPA Loeal Coal Bearlnp ... 9 a.m. Tuesdar, lupst 22nd. Sheraton Inn, St. Clalmllle, Ohio ~~ "' h • ••• I• • ' .. \ l" w) �MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. ' TRINIT.Y ·CHURCH, Rev . W H service . 7 p m .. W.dnesdoy Fam•· lv Tral1ng Hour , 7 p m Wednes day worsh1p service, 7 30 p.m . HAZEl COMMU NITY CHURCH Near l ong Boltom. Edsel Hart , pastor. Sunday school. 10 o m Church . 7.30 p .m .. p rayer meeting, 7.30 p m Th ursday MIDDLEPORT PE N TECOSTA L Third A ve ., the Rev Wilham Kntl · tel . pa stor Rona ld Du gan . Sundav School Supt. Classes for al! ages evening serv tce 7·30. Btble study Wednesday . 7.30 p m youth servtces , Fri day , 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP · TIST , Corn er Ash and Plum . Noel Her rman pastor Soturdov even 1ng servi ce, 7·30 p m .. Sunday School. 10 30 am MEIGS COOPERA TI VE PARISH METHOD IST CHU RCH Rober t T Bumgarnvr , Dtreclor POMEROY CLUSTER Re 11 James Corb 11t POMEROY worsh ip se.ndu, q 15 am Sundo)l school 10·30 o .m Re ¥ Robert McGee m.ntster ENTE RPRISE . Wo rsh1p 9 a m Church School 10 o m ' ROCK SPRI NGS Wors htp 10 o m Church School 9 ISa .m UM YF630pm • FlATWOODS, Wors hip, II om Church School 10 o,m M IDDLE PORT CL USTE R Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH . Robert Bumgar ner. Pas tor Wo r sh ip 10 30 a .m Church School 9 30 a.m UMYF fl pm Ru tland -Sa lem Center Char ge RUTLAN D. Wilbur Hilt , Pastor. Worshtp 10 30 om Church School 930a m SAL EM CENTE R Chur ch School 9·45 om wor sh1p 9 a.m SYRACUSE CLUS TER Rev Harvev Koch Jr . AS BURY . Wors hip 11 o .m Church Schoo l 9 50 a m UMW f trst Tues da)l Btb le Stud y Thur s 7 30p m FORE ST RUN , Wo rshtp 9 o m. Churc h School 10o m MI NERSVIL LE. Warsh1p- 10 o m Church Sc hool 9 o m SYRACUSE Chu rch School 9·00 o m Wor shr p serv1ce J 30 p m SOUTHERN ClUSTER Rev Da vid f--tom s Clus ter l eade r Rev. Steven Wilson Florence Smtih Hilt on Wolfe Assoc to te$ BETHA NY (Dorca s), Worsh1 p 9 00 a.m . Chui- ch Schoo l 10 00 John F. Fultz, Mtr. Ph. m -2ltl . Pomoroy /', v EWS & K&C JEWELERS . ,.w.' --- J(e Complete Aulomotlve S.Orvlct 212 E. Mllln SlrNI Perrm. pa stor : Bob ~uck , Sund ay school sup!. Church School, 9 15 Q 1m wor shtp servt(e , 10·30 am Cho1 r rehearsa l. Tuesday . 7 30 p m under d1rect1on o f Al1ce Wt Fill Doctors' Nease . Prtocrlpltono POMEROY CHURCH OF THE. m -ms NAZARENE . Corner Un 1on and Pomtnly Mulberry, Rev . Clvdfl! V . Hfl!nderspn. pastor Sunde.,. school. 9 30 o.m .. Glen' M cCi ung supt ; morn •~"~9 worShip , 10 30om eve11ing serv1ce. 7 .30, m1d-week seno'lce Wednesday 7·30 p m GRACE CHURCH {Episcopa l) 326 E Main St. , Pom ero y The 14tS. Third Re... Robe rt B Gra¥es rector MIH.. POrl Mor ning pro.,.er and sermon I I Ph. m-7155 o m Juntor chotr and nursery ser v1ce Rome WUharnson and Dale Dutton loy r eaders. oss1st 1ng l he pastor . POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 112 W Mo tn St John McAr th ur pastor 81ble school, 9 30 om R1cine, 0 . mornmg wors hip 10,30 o.m Youth meeti ngs, 6 .30 p . m , evenmg wonhtp , 7 30 Wednesday nt!jti-H pr ayer meet1ng a nd Bible Ever read the aide panel on a breakfast cereal sludy , 7 30 p m THE SAl V ATION ARMY , 115 cal1oni' U1ually we are told that this food provides Buflernul A ve . Pomer oy E nv o~ us wtth a minimum dally requirement of certain and Mrs Roy Wtntng, o fft cers 1n Tilt Store vttamlftl and minerals. We are not experts on charge Su n doy - hol tne ss WllhAHt1rt f11JbHion .. , but we do promote man's religious meet1ng. 10 a. m . SundaY School, Racine needs. We urge peo ple to attend and support 10 30 o m Sund ay schoo l leader Ph. t4t-zt26 our churches. We believe you can•t build YPSM , Elcw.e Adams 7 30 p m spiritual vitalHy on minimal stan · meetmg , v enou s sa lvott on speake rs and musiC spect als dardl. Therefore , we don't guaran. Thursday 10 a m to 2 p m tee that an hour in Sunday Lodtes Home league all women School will provide Christy 1nvt ted 7 30 p m prayer mee tr r'lg with 10me percentage of the and Brble study , Bob Es tep, spiritual stamina life re· ReY Noel Hermon leader qulrea. teache r If you're bringing Christy BURLING TON SOUTHERN BAP TIST CHAPEL . Rou te 1 Shadeto church every week, for• Pastor Bobby Elkr ns Sunday dlying vour own faith with school . 5 p.m .• Sunday worsh1p, lincere worthip. and trying to S 45 p m , Wedm~sdoy prover ser cuklvate Chrittlan attitudes and lr'tCe 7 30 p m a Chr11tlan atm01phere In your POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH home- then you're fully aware that OF CHRIST 200 W Motn St. Jerry character and conviction gro w from Pau l m mt sler phone W'l -7bbtJ maximum 1tandarU. (onservol tve non -mst r umen ta l Sunday worshtp 10 a m 81 bl e stu dy 11 a m wo r ~h1p 6 p m Wednesday Btble study , 7 p m O LD DEX TER BIB LE CHRI STI AN CHU RC H, Re v Rolph Sm it h. ~ s t a r . Sunday school. 9 30 am , Cooynghl1 17! Kao- Mlrertii<AQ Ser.-ice. Sllubuf;. Vtrg~rq Mrs Worley Fronct '> §upennten den t ~eac h1ng servKes f irs t & ~" MiiCIId !If Tilt .-tJnllncan ~ ~ thord Sundays lollow tng S u nde~ School. GRAHAM UNIHD METHOOI ST. Preach tng 9 30om . ftrst and second Sundays ol each mon th tht rd and fourth Sund ays each month, wor shrp ser vtce at 7 30 om p m Wednesday evenmgs at CARMEl Chruch School 9 30 2H E. Win 7 30 Prayer and 81ble Stud v . a m Worship 10 30 a m 'lnd and 992-5130 Pomeroy SEVE NT H-DAY ADVE N r iST -4th Sund a ys Mulberry He1ght s Road Pomeroy APPlE GROVE, Sundav Sc hoo l pastor , A lbe rt D1ttes . Sabbath q 30 o m Worsh1p 7 30 p m 1st School Super ml en denf , R1to a nd 3rd Sundays Prayer mee ting Wh1 te Sabbath School , Sa lut day Wednesday 7 30 p m Fe llowshrp olter noon ol '1 00 wtth W ors hip supper ftrst Sat urday 6 p m UMW Deult Tr•cton, New Holl1nd Serv ice tollowmg ot3 15 211d Tuesday 7 30 p .m . Farm Machinery RUTLAND FI RS T BAPTI Sl EA ST LET AR T, Chru ch Sch ool 9 Spring Avo . H25101 C HURCH ~ S1s ter H ornell a .m . Worsh1p serv1ce I 0 o m 'Pomeroy Wo rner , Supt. Sunday School Prayer meeting 7 30 p m ~ 30 o m morn1ng worsh tp Wednesday UMW ltrs t Tu esday 10 45 a m 7 30 p m THE HILAND CHAPEL . George RA CINE WESLEY AN - Sunday Casto , pos,of . Sunday School , school \ 0 a .m . worshtp , 11 a .m . q 30 o m . &vemng worsh ip 1 30 Choir prat u ce . Thursday . 8 p .m Slles & 1hunday e...-emng pfayer service, LET "-RT F-..uS- Church 'ichool -~ur.t 7 30 p.m . 10 a m . Wor•hi p set" vice , q a .m .; BA Pl iST . POMEROY FIRST MORNING STAR Worsh1p 9 30 Dav1d M ann mtn1s ter W tll10m am , Churc h School 10 30 am , Wahon Sunday school supt Sun M 1d -Week serv1ce Wednesday 8 'day school 9 30 a m morntng p .m wors hip 10·30 om. MORSE CHAPEL Wor shp I I FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIS T 287 a m .. Ch urc h Schoo19 JO o.m Mulberry A ve Pomero y Pau l J PORTLA ND, Wo rship 7 30 p m Grocet•es Whrte , Pa stor, Ga ry Basham Sun Church Sc hoo19·30 OJm. day sc hoo l sup! Sunday sc hool Genorol MerciNincllse SUTTON . Ch urch Schoo l q 30 9 30 o m morn1 ng wo rsh1p om Wor 5h1p l sl ond 3rd Sund ays RICint 949-2SSO 10 30 even tng w ors htp , b 30 p m 10 30a m Mtdweek prayer servtce 7 30 NORTHEAST CLUSTER pm Rev R1chord Thoma s MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENT E ~ Posta• Dexter Rd l angsvill e, Oh1o ~ev Duane Sydenstrtcker Cl yde Ferrel l Po ~ l or Sund ay John Doug Ia~ ProfeSiion•l Service 1 Bikers of Sc hool 11 a m Sat u rday A ss oc 1 0it!~ Aeri•I-SchooloGood Brood~· ~"'· · · preoch1ng serv1ces 7 30 p m JOPPA . Worshtp 10 a m Woddil191 Wednesday even tng Bible study Chur ch School 9 am Prayer Choster91S.41SS W, at 7 30 p nl ~ - • Meel tng We-d nes da~ 8 p m FAITH TABERNA CLE CHURCH CHESTER Worship 9 o m , &a iley Run Roa d Re v Emmett Churc h School 10 am Row st;:tn pasto r Handley Dunn LO NG BOTTOM Wof si-Hp 7 30 chou man ot the ~o o rd ol Ch m 1· Roger Wat son, pas tor Kenneth Wed n e~day , 7 30 p m han Life , Sunday School 9·30 Bye r , Sunday sc hool supt. Morn ~oupl . Sunday school 10 am Sun LO NG BOTTOM CHRIS TIAN p m (hu t ch School 9 30 a day even mg serv1ce 7 30 B1 ble om . morntng worsh tp. 10 30 ing worshi p , ~ 30 o m .. Sun Wall ace Bruce Smi th , pastor AlFRED Wors h1p 7 30 p m Sunday even1ng worsh1p 7 30 doysc hoo l 10 30 o m .: eventng Damewood , Sup! Btble School , t co ~ h1ng 7 30 p rn , Thur!o da y Chur <h School9 30 a.m CO MMUNITY OYESV I LLE serv1ce , 7 30. W edntn;doy Bibl e 9 30 a m Prcach1ng ser¥ tCe ST PAUl Worsh1p 11 om , p m Prayer mee t1ng. Wednes CHURC H Roge r C Tur ner pa stor day . 7 JOp m . Stu dy 7 30 p m 10 45 a m No even mg 10 ervt ce Chur<h School 9 30 am RA CINE FIRST BAPTIST , Don L \u ndoy sc hool q 30 o '"" Sunday HYSEll RUN FREE MET HODIST M T UNION BAPT IST . Don REEDSV Il lE Sunday School q 30 rnorn1n g wor shtp 10 30 Sunday am Wor sh1p 7 30 p m l>rayer Walkef Pastor Ronn•e Salser Wt l so n , Sund a y schoQ I CHURCH Re .., Herbert A1 l1ng Qvenmg 5erv1ce 7 30 Meet1ng 7 30 p rn Tuesdoy Sunda y H hoo l ~>upl , Sunday supenntendent. Sund ay ~ c hoo l . pastor Sun day S<hool q 30 am MIOOLEPOR T schoo l 9 30 om mor ntng wo r - 9 45 am . even mg wo rsh1 p ~ 30 M ornmg serv1ce 10 30 am ViSi t01 1Qn7 30 p rn 1~ 'Thursday MIDDU:.P O RT CHUR CH OF Ev a nge h ~l1 c ~er 11 1 c e 7 30 p m SILV ER RI DGE Wors htp 10 am ~ htp , 10 40 am Sunday even1n g p m Prayer meettng, 7 30 p m ~ HR I5-l IN CHRI Sfi AN UNION worsh 1p 7·30 . Wednesday even Wednes day Proyer meeltng T hur ~da y 7 30 Churc h School 9 a m Lawrem Ma nley pa st or Mn TU PPERS PlAIN S CHRISTI AN p m lUPPER S PLAINS. Wo rship q tng Btb le st udy 7 30 . DANVIllE WESLEYAN , Rev A CHURCH Ru:o.sell 'l'oun q Sundo)l School om Chur ch Sc hool 10 om Eu gene Underwood . FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION o t ~ up! Sunday School 9 30 a m pas tor Howard Coldwe ll , Jr , Hold Kn ob ~ ev lawrence KENO CHURCH OF CHRIS T ser D Br own pastor . Sunday School Ev erung wa r ~h1p 7 30 Wedn e~ moHn ng WOI\h ip Sund ay School Sup t Sundov G luesencarnp, St pastor Roger 11t <. e~ eac h Sunday 9 30 am ~ 30 am day p rayer meetmg 7 30 p m School . 9 30 a.m Morn1 ng Ser · Wtlltord Sr Sunday sch ool supt . G"'f'lrge P1ckens pa s1or wtth 10 45 you th servtce 6 45 p m evenm g worsh1p 7 30 p m . man 10 30 o m Sunday event ng Sunday schoo l q 30 a . eventn g Ml MORIAH CHURCH O FGOD pr ., -..~ c h lfl Q on f1rst and Thi r d Sun prayer and protse Wed nesday Rocm e Route 7 the Rev James day of month Ohver Swam . Su pt servtce 7 p m wor ~h1p 7 30 p rn Prayer M Muncy pas tor Sund ay sc hool. LETART FA L LS UNITED meetmg, Wednesday 7.30 p.m . HOBSON CHRISTI AN UN ION . 7 30 p.m ~ 45 a m m ormn g worsh tp 11 Rev Ke 1lh Ebl. n pas tor Sunday Sit VER HUN FREI: BAPTI ST , Re v BRETHR EN Rev Freeland N0r1 1S You t h me et1ng , Sunday , 5 30 p.m . o m eventng wor!:.htp 7 30 Morvtn Motktn pO!> tor Steve l ll pastor, Floyd Noms, sup! Sunday wtlh Don and M artha Meadows 1n School 9 30 o.m . leonard Pro)l er meet1ng Tue sday 7 30 G.lmore h rsT elder eveni ng ser tie S und a ~ ~c haal ~o u pl Su nda y !>Chool 9 30 a m · morntng ~er · <.hO t ge morntng w or p m Young peoples meetmg man, 10 30 o m Prayer ser lr' tCe vtce 7 30 p m Wed n e~doy prayer school 10 o .m WHITE S CHAPEl Coo lv1lle RO 7 30 p m Thur sday sh1p, 11 a m Sunday !,.ve ntng Wed nesd ay. 7 30 p m meeltng, 7 30 p m R~v Roy Deeter pas Tor Sunday MIDDLEPORT FIR ST 8APfl 51. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE sc hool930a m worsh 1pservice . MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO worsh1p 7 30 Prayer Ntee ting Corner St 111th and Pa lmer th e Rev Roc me Rou te 2, TheRe.,. Charles an d 81ble study . Thu rsday . 7 30 NAZAR EN E, Re.., Her ber t Gro te . 10 30om. Bible stud ~ on d pr ayer 1( 1rby Otler , pa stor Robe rt Hond . po s t ~H Sunday sc hool 9·4S p m youth serv1ce , 6 p m . Sun- pastor Wors htp serv1ce , 11 a m ~ervtce , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m . Par lo. er su pennt en den t Sunday ond 7 ~0 p m Sunda y Sunday a rn morn1ng wor shtp 11 o m daY RUTLAN D C H~S I ER CHURCH OF GOD , WMP O Ro d1o program 7.45 a rn School 9 30 am R1ch ard Borton , Evenmg s~rv1ce s luesda )l ond RU TlAN D CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunday School q 15 a m Morn· ~nday 7 30 p m Rev Donny R Cook , pa slor Sun· su pt . Prayer meetmg. Wednes lorry Coleman , pastor , Co- Sun 1ng Wors ht p. 10 15 o.m You th ac BEARWAL LOW RIDGE CHURCH day sc hoo l , 9 30 o m worsh tp doy , 7 30pm day sc hoa l supt s , Sam McKinney Tt vlltes and lell o w sh1p l o r 1un1or OF CHRI ST BR ADFORD CH URCH OF and Herb Ell 1tt Sunday school and Duane Worde n !>ftrvtce 11 am evenm g serv1ce , 7 00 ~ ou fh ser v1ce, Wednesday , CHRIST Gob,el Mus , pas tor 81- commumon. q -.lO om Wor sh1p and se •HOr h1gh st uden t s 6 p.rn mtn1s1er. 81ble class , 9·30 o m 7 00 p m Sund a y even1ng wor~h• p 7 30 morntng wo r sh1p ble Sunday School q 30 a m mor · and comu n!o n, 10 30 a .m . 10 30 om lANG SVI LLE C H RIST I A N ning church 10 30 a .m .. Sunday p m M1d week pra,.-er ser v1ces eventn g worship 6 30 p,m RU l l A N D COM M U N ITY Wed nesday 7 30 p m . eventng serv tce 7 00 p m Wednesday B1b le study , 6 30 p m CHUJ.ICH , Robert M usser, pastor CHURCH Sur'ldoy School. 9 JO CHURCH OF CHR IS T M td NEW STIV ER SV Illf COMMUNI Sund ay school , 9 JO o m . R o ~ Wednesday srHviC e 7 30 p m. o m . worsh 1p 10 erv1ce , I I a .m. dleport ~th and Motn Geor ge TY Church, Sun day School ser · ~ 1gmon , ~ up! mor ning worsh1p . lAUREl CLIFf FREE METHOD IST Wednesdov p rayer mee t ing . 7 30 10 30 Sunday evemng serv1ce G loze , rntnl \ ter Moke Gerla<h CHURCH , Re v Floyd F Shook vt ce 9 45 a m Worsh1 p serv 1ce p.m youth \e rvlc &s , Sunday . 7 supe11n lendent Terrv Yankey pas tor · lloyd Wrtght Svndov p m Sunday mght worshtp , 7 30 10 30 Evongeltsf t< SerYtce, 7 30 7 30 mtd w eek serv1ce Wednes youth m1n1ster Btb le sc h ool 9 30 p m School Supt .. Morntng Wor st11p Wed n esday Prayer day l p m RUTLAND CHU RC H OF THE SYRACUSE: CHU RC H OF THE 9 30 om , Sunday School 10 ·20 NAZARENE . Rev lloyd D Grimm, om mo r n1ng wors h 1p 10 30 mee11ng . 7 30 am . evcr, tng w or sh•p . 7 30 ZION CHU RCH O F CHR IS T. NA ZA REN E, Rev . Dale Boss o m Wednesday Pr o.,.er and Bi Jr pas tor . Sund ay school , 9:30 Bob Moore Sunday ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday even prayer serv 1ce 7 p m Wed nes ,Pomer oy Har r~sonv1 lle Rd . Don pastor a m wor \ h tp service , 10.30 om X. hool sup! Sunday ~o c h oo l , 9 30 tng worshtp 7 30 p m Cho u Pro< · BIOOd<o sl ltve over WM PO young doy l(ennedy. pastor Bill M cElroy morn1ng wors h1p 10 45 t1ce 1hvrsday . 7 p m. MIDDl EPORT CHURCH OF fHE Sunday schao l supl Sunday am peoples \e r v1 ce . 7 p .m am , evange lt sttC serv•ce . 7 p m NAZAREN E Rev J1m Broome Ot;XTE R CHURCH OF CHRIST . Evongeltsllc ser ... 1ce, 7 30 p m sch oo l, q_30 o .m , mo r ntng wor Wednesd ay services prayer Cha r les Rus.sell , Sr pa stor Mr !> Ma ry l athey , Sunday shtp and comrnun1on , 10·30 a m mtn iSier Wednesday service 7.30 p m . sc hool ~upt Sundov school 9 3D Sunday evening youth Chrisf1an and pro•se . ! p.m , Nazarene Rt ck Macombe r , sup! Sunday MASON COUN TY Do tly prayer schoo l 9 30 am worsh1p ~9r · a.m .. morn 1ng wors h tp , 10 30 t ndeavor , 6 p m . w orsh1p ser· youth 7 p m Flk ST SOUTHERN BAPT IST Cor a m Sunda y ev ange lis t ic 'o'l <. e 7 p m Wednesday even1ng meeting . 8 30 a .m . Men's pr ayer v1ce , 10 30 o m. B1ble Study 1ue s- ne r of Second ond And~rson , me et tng 7 00 p m . Prayer prayer meet1ng and 81bfe study , 7 meetmg, Saturday 7 p.m . doy 7 30 p m Mason Pa stor Fronk Lowthe r EDEN UN ITED BRET HREN IN meetmg Wednesday 7 JO p m REORGANIZED CHURCM OF Sunde~ school , 9 . .115 am , wor p m UNITED PRE SBYTER I AN ST. JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH. CHRIST , Elden R Bloke , pastor. J I:~ U ~ CHH IS1 Of LA THR DAY shtp se rv1ce I I am and 7,30 MINISTRY OF ME IGS COUN TY . 1-" 1n e Gro ve The Rev W tl l1om Sunda)l Schoo l 10 a m Howard ~A IN T!> . Por! lond Roctne Rood . p. m . Week ly Bibl e Stu dy Dwight l Zov1 h . d1r ec lor M iddlesworrh Pa stor Church M cC o~ supt . M orntng se rmon. Wtlltom RoUsh , pa~t o r Ruuell Wedne$day . 7 30 p.m. Sunday ntght ser vtce s Ratclif f. church sc hoo l IJ 1rec tor HARRI SO N- V I l l E ser111ces 9 30om Sunday School I I o m MASON CHURCH 0F CHRiST p (h rtSIIOn l:nde o vor 7 30 p .m PRESB YTE RIA N . Rev Er nf!s t 10 30 o m Sun day School 930 am . Morn 0 Bo• .11 87 . Mtller St .. Moson .·w : Stnckl 1n past or. Su ndav churc h BRADBURY CHUR CH OF Sqng ser vic e 8 p. m., Preoc;h1ng in g worShip 10 .30 o m ')undoy Va . Sunda)l titble Study 10 o m : M tdweek Pra yer evvn1ng servtce 7 p.m Wednes Worship 11 am and 7 p .m . Bible school , 9 30 om M rs Homer CHR IS T Mr Oonold Roley pas.tor 8 ~0 p m lee , suf=!l morn1n g worsh1 p Sunday sc hool, 9 30 o m war · meetmg , Wednesday, 7 p.m . Roy day evening prayer stHv1ces 7 30 Study Wednesda,.- 7 p m Vocal pm 10.30 . sh1p se rvtce 10 30om Sunde~ Adam s la y l ead~ ntU S IC CHURCH OF JESUS CHR1ST !H:THL EHEM BAPTIST . Rev tad MIDDLEPOR T Sunday sc hool. serv1c es 7 p ,m , you t h gr ou p, MA SO~ A SSEM BLY OF GOD, loca ted o t Rutland on Ne-w l 1mo Shu ler pas tor Worsh1p servt ce . q 30om , Ri c har d Vaughan , sup! Wednesday 7 p m Dudd1n~ Lonel M'010n W . Vo Hood, ne111t to F o re~ t A cre Park . q 30 a .n Sunday schoo l , 10 )0 Marntng wor sh1p , 10 30 ANTIQUITY BAf-'TIST Rev Earl Che 3 l ~u T6fJnOnl , l-Ias l or , Sunda y SYRA CUSE . Morntng worship ~ Shuler pas tor Sunday school Re v Way 1-louse , pastor Robert o m ll tb le Study and pr ayer ser ~c hool 9:-45 om Chi ldren s om . Sunday scHool , 10 om Mrs 9 JO am Churc h 'serv tce 7 p.m.: Mu ~<;er ~un doy ~thool supf. Sun- v t C ~ lhutsday, 7 JOp ,m Chur ch 6 4S p .m Yo ung People' I CAHU: 10N CHUHCH K1 ngsbut' y s~rv l(e 6 415 p m fv angellsllc Sampson Hall . su pt you th rn eetmg 6 p m Tuesday Bl , day school , 10 :SU a.m .. wor5lup l :ro p m Btb le >tud)l Wednes· Rood . Gory King poosl or Sunda)l ~f'r v i Cift 7 ::iO p m Women \ M il · RUIL~NO CHURCH OF GOO, ble StUdr 'I p m ':latur do y fltghf .,c/ tool 'I 30 a.m., Hal ph Carl Re.., Bobby Porter pas tor. Sun· f.IA CINt C ~U R CH 0 1-THE day 'I ::m p m ~ • o 1 1 Wy Counc.tl 10 am firs t and '-UP6r 111 tendctH even1119 wor , lllp lhlf d rue,.day \ Pray er ond l:l lb le do)" schoo l 10 a m Sunday wor· NA ZAIUNI: Re v John A Coff - prayer \efvtC e I 30 p m . HtMLOCK C f.! OVl; C H~ tS TIAN l JO p m Praye r mof' tt ng . 31ud.,. , Wcdne:.nu; I :JO p m ship , 11 a .m .. Sunday even 1ng ma n pasta~ Fro ,.khn Imboden SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY These Messages Of Our Religious Heritage Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: MIKE STATE FARM INSURANCE ROSEBERRrS PENNZOIL DOCTORS GIVE HIM SIX MONTHS ... COUNCIL . WE 'RE B UILDING A INS P!;CTOR PRICE OF THE; RACINE PlANING MIU. HE'L L. BE DEAD. Tl-tE E X ECUTIVE L.I ZZ . FIND Middleport, Ohio m -l71S, llllmoroy STILL. HE'S ON MORN/NG 1 ORGANIZE D CRIM E UNIT AN D T E;LL HIM CHIE;F OF DE;TECT IVES Mill Work cabinet Milking SyrKust m .Jt71 T RACY WANTS HIM FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS BREAKFAST CEREAL 212 W. Mllin LOOI< , MA'AM· WE DU)'-J'T ME4N T'UPS!T YA, .. MIKE P. J. PAULEY, "ENT RELIGION MORAN AT THE PLANT JU5T 5U661SSTitD VOU MISHT· TAKE IN ROOMEFI!. S ,., Nollonwldt Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . 104 W, Mllln m -231t Pomeroy __ RACINE FOOD MARKET Athens County Savinp & Loan ,.. Co. 216E.Win ALLEY Ridenour TV & Appliance WAIT, MR. A! I.. AFltAID 'VOU \\ON'T FlNC' r I'M Gas Semce GaTTA GO j\Fil:R HE~, HE IS 'THE OLD 'TASS . ... AND .....,15 IS OLD ONE, HEAD <(F OUR COUNCI"-· MISS O.! "TWW , AND, OLD THICEE. Chnttr tiS-3307 , R1clne 949-2020 ElliOTT ' APPUANCE II PIZZA SHACK Ell In or C•rry Oul 126 E. Mil In 992-6304 J·J -JUST S KELETONS I pom•roy DON'l BE SCARED •·· THEY CAN'T HURT VIRGIL B. TEAFORD ·sR. Insurance SeMces Yu H .. . 116 5. . second Pomeroy 992-J32S Fulton·Tbom pson Tractor Sales, Inc. Qon Thompson Ford. Inc. Slim' 461 )rd, Middleport m-2•" It's been so lonq~ Small Engines Ad.uallLJ.I You looli. qreat 1 Fine• Are How's Dad? 40u all riqht? You look wan! of them must have couldn't qet a reservation! a roorn• Service m-3093 WAID CROSS SONS.STORE Attend The Church Of Your Choice Thill Sunday KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY THE DAILY SENTINEL MARK VSTORE Middleport Middleport· Pomeroy, 0. r HAR TFORD CHURCH OF CHRISl IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Rev Wtll tom Campbell pastor Sunday Sc hool , 9·30 o.m .; James Hughes sup t , even ing service , 7 30 p.m Wednesd o~ eyenmg p ra ye r meuftng, 7 30 p .m Youth praye r serv1ce each Tues do)l FAIR VIEW BIBLE CHUR CH . l etart . W Vo . , At . 1, Rev Cha rles Ha f gro YeS pastor Wor sh1p ser v•ce10. 9 30 am., Sunday schoo l , 11 o m . eventng wor ship. 7 30 p.m . Tuesday collage pro ver meehng an d B1bl e study, 9:30 a.m . Worsl·up ser v1ce Wednes day 7 30 p.m . CAL V ARY BIBLE CHURCH, no w located on Pomeroy P1 k e. Coun ty Rood 15, ne ar Flat woods . Rev . Bla ckwood . pa stor . Ser Ytces on Sunda.,. at 10.30 a.m . and 7 30 p m . With Sun day schoo l. 9 30 a.m . Bible stu dv . Wednesd ay . 7 30 p m IND EPEND ENT HOLIN ESS CHU RC H , IN C - Pearl Sl . Mtd· die pori . Rev 0 De U Man lev . pas tor; Sonnv Hudson . Sundov sch ool supt Su nday sc hoo l , 9 30 a.m .. eve ning wors hip , 7.30 p . m . Prove r and pr Olie ser vice , Wednes da y. 7 •30 p .m . TH E PE OPLE S CHUR CH Of POM EROY - Cor ner Mom and Court Sis., third floor o ver ltghthouse Res taura nt Henrv Cook pas tor Su nday school. 10 am . morr.ing w orsh1p , II a.m ., eve n in g ser v1ce 7·30 Wednesdav evening u rvice . 7 30 . Interdenomrnolional , f ull gospeJ RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO ~ . Past or Denn ts Bol e s. Sun day Sch ool . 10 a .m .: wou htp se r ~ 1ce. 11 30 a f'Tl , and 7.30 p .m . Prayer mee tin g Wedne sday 7 30p .m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH Of JES US CHRIST El der Jomes Md ler . Bi ble studv. Wednesday, 7·30 p .m .; Sunday School , 10 o.m Sunday n ight ser vice 7:30p .m . P O M ER O Y WE SlEYAN HO LIN ESS -:- Harrisonvi ll e R~d · Oewe v Ktn!i , pastor Ed t• on Weave r , o ssistont, Henrv Eblin, Jr . Sunday school sup! , Sunday s.chool , 9·30 a .m ., mornmg worship, 1l a .fTI , Sunday e~ning seli· 111ce 7 30 : prover m"ftng, Thu rs dov . 7·30 p .m . SYWA CUSE FIRST CHURCH Of GOD Not Pen!ecostal. Re11 . Geor ge O ller, pa stor . Worship urvtce Sundav . 9:45 o .m ; Su.n dov -'c haol . 11 a.m ., warsk ip ser · vtce 7:30 p m Thur sdov prover m" l ing , 7 :30 p .m . Ml HERMON Unlled Bre tkr en Cl tufCh . Sun day Schoo l 9:30a .m . Wono hip •er vtee 10 4S o m l'reoch ing services every Sunda~ oll er naling w i th C E Wednesday ~UT l'HE PUBLIC WILL LOVE IT! I HAVE A 51)('!11 SENSE ABOUT I 'LL SAY.. IrS NOTHIN& MORE THAN MY INI TIALS YOUNG'S CARPETING ... l.OTS OF 'W'S " Fnturlng Deep SlUm COMIN' UP WITH NEW IDEAS TO MERCHAN· DISE WINNIE'& NAME. T11ESE THIN65! RUNNINC'r Extr1ctlon THE MORE; MONEY I MAKE FOR HER ,l'HE MORE 2: ,W\k.E. FOR MYSELF! 'VIY BOOKIES • GOTTA KEEP THINKINI7.. IDEA ! PI<ESSU ~E PUTTING ON M5 HMMM ... THAT GiVES ME AN &;zz-- .'-'1 TOGETHER! m -220. or m . 76JG Rt. 3, Pomeroy prayer mee ltng 7.30 p.m Rev. TRIN ITY Chrlslton A ssembly James l each, poslor. Da vtd Coolvill e Gi lber t Spen ce r Halt er , lo y leader . pastor Sunday school , q 30 a m , JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. L m tle mormn g worship, I I o m Sunday east of Rutland. junctton of Route eve ning service, 7 30 p m 124 ond Noble Sum m it Road {T m1dweek pr ayer serviCe Wednes 174). Sunday Bible l ec tu re, 9 30 da y, 730pm a ... Wat chtower study , 10 30 MOUNT O lt ve Commun1 ty am , Tue sdO)I , B1ble study 7 and Ch urch l on g Bottom . Russell 8· 15 p.m .. Thursday theoc ratic Clme supermtenden t Sunday 5-choo l . 7 30 p m , se r v1ce School 10 c m Youth group and meeting . B 30 p.m 11roy er meelings W ed nesday 7 30 HOPE BAPTI ST - 570 G rant St . p. m Church ser vtces Sundo.,. 7 30 M iddleport Bobby Elktns. past or . p. m l o w-r enee Bush pa stor . Sunda y School, 10 a .m , worship FAITH BAPTI ST Ch urch, M ason $ervtce . 11 am · eventng serv1ce , meel ol Un}te d St ee l Workers 7·30 p .m Thursday pr ov er Unton Hall, Roi lr oQd Str eet mee-t in g and Bib le studv , 7 30 M ason . Posror. Rev. Jav Mttchell p m M or ntng w orshi p 9 45 a .m .. Sun RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST day Schoo l 10·30 o m Pr a.,. er Ch urch - l eland Holey pastor . meet1ng Wednesdov . 7·30 p.m Sunday school, 10 a ,m even tn g 7 JO p m Pray er se r viCe . meet ing . Wednes day . 7:30 p.m . CHURCH OF G OD of Prophec v . located on the 0 J Whtle Road In 1348, Bla ck Death ott htghwoy 160 Sunday School 10 a m Supertn tenden t Joh n (bubonic plague ) reached Loveday . Fitst Wednesday n ight Venice, rapidly spreading to of month CPMA serv tces . second the rest of Europe by 1349. An w &d nesday WMB mee t tr_'g . th ir d estimated one·lourth of the through f ifth youth servtce European popUlation was Geor ge Croyle. pastor . HOPE BAPTIU CHAPEl - 570 killed. Gran t St , M ldd!epo t· Rev. Bobb.,Eiktns. Su(fda-( scho ol, 10 a .m .. marn tng .J...ouhtp II : !h'en tng , The Federal Republic of wo r1h1p. 7:30 p .m .; Thur sdov West Gennany became a evening Bible study and pr ayer sovereign state May 5, meettng 7·30 p m Affil iated w1th 1955. President Eisenhower Friday, Auc. 18 BRIDGE CAVEAT EMPTOR On trusting your partner • DODD ·' 1\IAT'Ll- -reACH W:. 10 AD-1..16 WITH lH~ M.t6T~ . SMWJY· PI>.IJT'7~ SO'<; '10ui2 OI.D MAlJ ~ on s.e c. BRAD FO RD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Gabrie l Mro;a: pa stor Su nday schoo l, 9 30 o m . mor n· ing chu rc h, 10.30 a .m . Junior chur ch program under direc:lion ol Koren Mra1 for children. 2 10 during re gular church hou r in chuteh bo t em, nt Sunda y e¥&n mg ser vi ce . 7 p.m .; Wed nesday ser viu , 7 30 p m . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTEH Georges Cr" k Rood. Ch11rch school, 9~30 a m .. morn ing war ship , 10.30. e ven in g t ervice , 7 30 Prayer m- t ing Wednes day 7:30 FINEK signed an order ending U.S. occupation but troops re· rnained on a contractual basis. •, J r ; t::== -...., ••• LAFF-A - DAY BARNEY t COR~COB PIPE, WO~AN --·-- ... " TIIe...,'o • apeclai meet1n1 IL ~· ... ·-- -~ ... ldlool tonl&ht. Dd .. tbe supertntentltnt, tile principal, the oc:hool board and you ." •I, I AIN'T SEEN . 'iORE OL' PIPE, I BEEN PUTTIN' UP STRING BEANS ALL DAY LONG 0 I I I ~· L_~~--------~~ ~ ~--------------~ WHAR'S MV I I VARFO • pm . ST PAUl LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamore and Second Sis , Pomero y. The Re11 William M lddlttwDrth . Pastor. Sunday School ot 9.45 o m ond Church Service' 11 o.m , SACRED HEART , Rev. Fath er Paul 0 . Welton. pastor. Phone 992 -2825, Saturday ev en ing MO ss , 7·30 SundavMou , BondlOa m . Conf•nlon , Saturday, 7· 7.30 p ..m . CHRISTIAN BAPTIST On the Rou te 7 bypou . James E. l< eesn, poslor Sundoy 1choo l 10 a m ; morn ing wort.h ip. 11 am .; tven· tng 1er vice. 7. Jawor ski will be the starting c,UESTER , Pa . iUPI ) John Walton, who has been quarterback when the tea m unpressive in two recent opens regular season play a ppearances a t quarterback, . Sept . 3 agamst the Los Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag will start Saturday when the · Angeles Rams. In other linePhiladelphia Eagles see k up changes, the Eagles are their third victory of. the expected to use third-year el<hibition sea son at Atlanta . man Mike Hogan as their . But despite Walton' s starting fullback and Guy the e1 ght spot . When unpressive performances Morriss at center. played NORTH 8-18 -A that held he looked a round . · · ' + K IO I. J 2 for new worlds to conquer . Coach D1ck Vennell sa1d Ron • 92 He had to shift to a m inor • Q2 s uit. Which one? + iO 6 3 It a ppeared to be a guess . WEST E AST At least West did guess and • • • .. • 9 7 .. · guessed wrong . He led a •AK J 107! •QB3 diamond and South had no trouble romping home wtth • 85 • 10 9 4 3 the rest of the tricks . +K 97S2 +AQJ4 We are n't going mto the SOUTH m e rits of West 's diamond + AQJ65 lead except to point out one • 64 thing. It would be hard to t AKJ 7 6 vis ualize a holdtng where a +8 cl ub play would cost the Vulnerable: Both contra ct. We do criticize West for his lead a t trick Dealer : South two, howeve r , Weat Nortb East South He should have led a low I+ hea rt. H1 s partne r had 2• 2+ 3• 4+ ra ised him, had pla yed the Pass Pass eight and alm ost surely held ~· Pass the queen. Put East in and he would have had no prot>-\ !e m at tn ck three. Opemng lead : K"' By Oswald Jacoby aad AIID Soatas West bid up to five hearts and then retired from the auction. He had two g ood reas ons to s top at that point. The fir st reason was that he might well have pushed his opponents one too high . The second reason was that for all he knew, it might turn out that a further push would get them to a makeable slam. West opened his king of heart.s and continued with the ace afte r his partner (] CHATED I :A-&rlillJ ~)j A F lorida reader wants to know the origin of the ~ NE WS PAPE R ENTE RPRISE ASSN 1 (For acvpy of JACOBY MOD- ERN , send 11 to. " Win PA~ENT­ ENDS. UF"PA'{JNC:. II, IDOHOKEb expr ess i o n , " Rubb e r bridge." It goes back to whist where you would play the bes t out of three games. In ca se each side won one, then the th1rd g ame would be called th e " rubbe r " game, THE I K) I I I Now arrange the c•rcled leners to lonn the surprise answe r, as sug· ges ted by the abOve canoon Prin.r answer here: " ( •I I I )" (~ tomorrow ) r Yes1erd ay s I Jumbles WHOSE PIOUS ' TOTTER "iUCKET Answe r· What c uts In med1c al care usually call tor- STITCHES a1 Bridge, " c• re of lh1s newspaper, P 0 . Box ~89, Radio Cit1 Sta tion , NtJw York, N. Y. 10019.1 Jumtit~Boak No. 10, """' h . . _ 110puatee, 11.,..._ tor S1 .11polll:· pMI flom Jwnbll, CIO M i4W I f , lOx 14, fbi aU, N.J 117M. tnalude your Nml, OClde lnd mMectwa ~ t:l -*""-·. �!G-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fr1day, Aug 18, 1978 11-The Daily Senlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday , Aug 18, 1978 Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES t5 Wurds Or" Urldt>r CK.Sh 100 lliO 100 300 E<K:h wun.l ovn ~ mmunwn l5 wurds IS 4 umts ptr wurd per ditty. n.uunng ot.ht!r tlllin lvn.set."UU V!! dilly~ Will ~ ctl.llr geoc.l .iii ~ I dMy Ads '""' In IOt!J nory Card of n umb and Obituary 6 l.'rlll:i ~r won..l $3 00 nummwn C"stl madvtitK.~ Mobrle Humt> sales 111kl Yard SMIH lK't.'t!ptt'd only wrth cash w1th on.l~r 25 t-ent ctwrgt: f()( 1:1Wi 1.1:1try IIi Box Nwnbt:r In C..tt.' of The St-u tiuel ilrt! T~ Publisher re~rvao the n ght tu t'dtt or rt!J~1 any i:ld.s det:lned ob-jec;ltolwl Tht• Publi.sher Will ntH. bt l't'sponstbito fl)r mur.:- Ul<ln one uu:or• rt.'tl U\Sot'tllOII P hone 99'.! 2136 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES Murrdc:l y Noon un Saturd.ily uu~ Tut:Sdcay thru F nde~ } <PM dit y bt'f\.l t .:O publk ii twn S um.J <1~ ; pM F rrcla) aH~muon IN MEMORY of Donald Houck who passed away 8 years ago today Vour memory to us rs o keepsake Wtth wh1ch we w rll ne11er port Though God has you 1n ~ I s keep 'ng We sttll hove you rn our The Houck Fomrly ~earl s IN LOVING Memory of my hus band Charles H Hensley o n hrs btrthdoy August 17 1978 Gone but never to be forgot ten teono IN LOVING memory of my deor mother and our dear stster ltl llon E Sm1th One yeor ago today August 18 1977 God wonted a very speera! rose and he took one of the best from our rose gorden Sadly mrued by Mounce Thelma and E•leen CHIP WOOD Po les mo• B & S MOBILE HOMES Pt Plea dtam•ter 10 on lorg•st end sa sonr W Vo bestde Heck s per ton Bundled slab $6 per 1973 Broodmare 1,. • b4 2 ton Oeltvered to Ohto Pollet bedroom Co Rt 2 Pomeroy W2 2689 1973 Darren 1.4 • 60 2 bedr oom 1972 V•ctorron 1.4 • b7 3 bedroom TIMBER POMEROY Forest Pro 2 bath ducts Top prrce for standtng saw f1mber Coli 992 5965 or 1972 Coventry 12 x b5 3 bedroom 1969 Statesman 12 1t 60 2 Kent Hanby 1 ,._,6 8570 bedroom OlD F-URNITURE rce bo•es brass STORM DAMAGED alumrnum beds rron beds desks etc butld1ng 6000 untt cage layer complete househokb Wnte house 140• -40 Make offer tor M 0 Mdler Rt .4 Pomeroy or 1mmedlote rem avo l Coli Rolph co11W2 77b0 Welker 992 3CW.t OLD COINS pocket watches TWO OUTBOARD motor s clou rrngs weddr ng bonds olumrnum John boot 247 39"1 dromonds Gold or stlv•r Coli Roger Wams ley 742 2331 CANNING PEACHES and tomat oes Brmg contorners WE PICK up 1unk oulo bodres buy Charles R Horm Portland lng 1unk cars scrap non bot Oh1o 8"3 2693 ten•s ond metals Rrd,r s SR 124 Sol"oge Pomeroy 9'12 5<o8 ONE USED Iorge srze coal heater 1n good cond it•on Call742 28-10 or 992 2329 IF YOU hav• a servrce to offer wont to buy or sell somethtng oe look1ng for work or whatever you II get results foster wrth a Senlrnel Wont Ad Call992 215o YARD SALE Saturday August 19th on ly 10 00 lo 5 PM Cor roll Teofor d s res•dance 606 Morn St Rocrne COMMUNITY Yard Sole Monday Aug 21 6 p m ttl 7 Tuesday ond Wedn•sday Aug 22 23 all day Oa vrs residence Rose Hdl Pomero-, YARD SALE Saturday A ugust 19th only 9 30 5 p m Doy le Hudson Rt 124 Rutland Ohro L.A.RGE GARAGE Sole Out Rt 7 across lram water tower Watch for b g yellow srgns Thursday thru Sa tu rday Adull and baby clothes new mens ponts Stle 29 wors te 2 boy: s new topcoats s1ze 10 and 14 m1meogroph mochrne lamps gomes 100 s of poperbocks toys stomp co llect ion of Frrst Day Covers 1945 to 1975 All marked c ~eop YARD SALE AUG 21 22and 23 Some furn1rure some tools clothes etc Vrrgte Hobstet ters Rose Htl l qom ro5 pm YARD SALE Fnday and Soturdor. 9 5 toys ont1ques srng e treadle sew1ng mochrne baby ond boy s clo thes mrsc Lloyd Blr,ckwood Su mne r Rd 3 mdes n orl~ of Chester Phone 985 3805 YARD SAL E Solurdoy and Sun day 2 mrles out on l-43 E\lerett McOanrel res1dence IN MEMORY of R1ck Rowe who was kt lled two years ogo today VARO SALE Monday 21st and August 18 Tuesday 22nd Corner of Sth Thrs doy brrngs memorres and Morn M1ddleport 8Jcycles Ot a loved one who has gone to teen gtr l s cloth tng furnrture re st etc He wrll never be torgotten By the ones who loved h1m bttat Though hts sm•1e rs gone foreve r And h1s sweet loc::e we connol HOOf HOllOW Hones &uy sell touch trade or tror n New ond used We shall never lose sweet saddles Ruth Reeves Albany memorres {61<1o98 3~90 Of a son we laved so much Sodly m1ssed b.- Mom brothers RISING STAR Kennels 8oard1ng and groomr ng oil breeds and s•s ters Cheshtre 367 0192 or 367 0106 ST AN S B.ARGAINLA.NO A store for the people We buy trade ond sell New ond good used merchondrse furnrtu re and op pl1on ces Anltques Vou wrll always g~t a fo.r deal wrth Stan Open 7 days o week Monday thru Saturday 9 om to S pm Sunday 10om toOp~ Oil OR gas lease Free 30 acres 2 miles north of Pomeroy b1~ 726 J701 evenrngs BAKERS BUSY Bee- Ceramr cs on nounces Foil (losses begrnnmg A ugust 28 Classes ovo rl oble Mondoy 7 to IOpm Tuesdoy 9 to 12 1 to 4 7 to I 0 Wed 7 to 10 Thursdoy 1 to A 7 to 10 Ther wtll be o I mtt of 20 people r class so please reg1ste r as soon os poss 1ble for classes ore frll rng up Call 61.4 667 3252 Poulrne Boker Get stort~d ear ly on your Ch ustmos grfts SUMMER CLEARANCE Sole 0 & J s use of Fobncs SR7 1 mrle south of Mrddleport T shtrt knr ts $ aq a yard regular $ j 98 Pal1erns $ 10 All tabrr cs gr eotly redu ced SPECIAl AUC TION Tuesdoy n1g~t 7 p m Used lurn•ture Elv rs Preste.,- bust drshwore onh ques posler bed baby bed and m•sc ot Oht o Rtvlir Auct 1on 537 H1gh S1 Mrddleport Ohro WE ARE ANNOUNCING thet Orono (Lynch) Jo ~n so n has returned to Brenda s Bout.que 1n Mrdd leport For opporn tment co11992 3667 PUBLIC AUCTION Sole ~otu r doy Aug 19 1~ I p m turn east ot Bopftst Chu rch , m•le on Foglesong Rood Oak chest spool bed and dresser T V wrrnger washer an d lo ts of m1sc Howa rd Beoseley Auc troneer LOST IN or eo of F1ve Po nls on Flatwoods Rood one block and wh ite male sheep dog and one blackw 1th br own feet female Cockerspantel Reword Anyone ha vrng tnforrrrat 1on coli 9'12 7574 LOVABLE WHITE snow dnft grear PYRENE ES Puppres Phone I o I< 60 7 3838 ffc't 19H PONTI AC VENTURA 6 cy1 S2000 99~ 7<53 1977 PINTO 3 door runabout 4 cyl out omo1 c 1ronsmtssron A C f ull back gloss 992 SA 56 -196.3- O-ld s 88 new botte ry e• houst brokeshoes outom ot t£ Phone 9.49 2-42b 1971 G M C 1 Ton oulomottc 307 Phone 667 3652 Bryon Horr1s 1972 CUTLASS 350 eng •n e 2 bar re ll 2 door P S P B black _::-~vi tol' ~~ 2A1 7_ ____ _ 1972 PLYMOUTH OUSTER P 5 o•r cond t'ew trres econom tcol good work cor Phone 985 3590 ---- - --.-,--..---- 1974 OlDS CUTLASS CUTLAS Supreme P S P B AM FM tope vrny\ 1nterror bucket !>80ts 1900 00 s DON T MISS Be st buy on told dow n t1otler s and tru e ~ campers by Joyce COONER S CAMPERS toke CR 28 to Bosho n follow st gns Con1ocl 61.4 8.43 2621 17 FOOT 19b8 Yellow sto ne camper se lf confotned good condt iiO r"l Al so hrtch m rror everythrng needed to hook up electnc brake 992 707A ~ 1976 '1'12 APA CHE Camper • NEW 3 bedroom house 2 baths all elec: I acre Mrddleport dose to Rutland Phone 992 7.481 3 AND -4 RM furn1 shed ond un furnuhed 9'1~ opts Phone 5434 3 BEOROOM House FOR lEASE Adu lts only 15 m 1nutes out of Pomer o y wrth 'deposrt 949 2057 Phone THREE BEDROOM frame home •n Mrddleport Co11992 3-457 "f 10 111 ACRES 8 room house .t bedroom new both new krt chen crty water On Rt 33 tn Burlrnghom 992 7751 FI -v-e-RoOM house and both Newly po1nted Portly furntsh ed Lorge goroge $9500 964 S 3rd M !ddleoporl 992 5989 b ROOM HOUSE and both m SENSI MA TIC a< cou nt 1ng machrne Phone 99'12156 The Oatly Sent1nel I ll Court Str9ef Pomeroy Oh to 15 CU FOOT uprrght freeze-r 3 years o ld Contact M rs leslie ~oftm ~7~ ~~- ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 1'~• ACRES dnlled well sepltc tonk located 1 mrle from Metgs Mrne No 1 Call Aut,& Truck Repaif Also Transmission Repatr Phone 992-5682 MAIN POME.ROY. 0 so NEW LISTING SYRACUSE , IRusltc Htll• - 3 bedrooms ranch In excellent condition , equtpped kttchen air center lot , condition , carport and storage shed Fatr s~8 . sao Marke t oo , NEW LISTING - Value Country farm Includes 4 bedroom home, large k1tchen, and living room d1nlng room , woodburner and basement Barn. bldgs, pond , springs and good lenctng Good lrontage on blacktop rood Located between Shade and Pomero¥ Priced in the 50s near Pa9e v ll le, one you can t resrst Super ntee 2 bedroom home all storms and .nsulatlon aluminum sldmg , carpeting a ll tn very good condition S6 000 00 BUT, the home must be moved to your lot ' NEW LISTING ~ Country near Pagevllle , 15 n 1ce laytng acres SlO 000 00 BUT , the abowe house must go here - total ofS\6 000 00 for the bet.t in c.atr~try living NEW LISTING EXCELLENT LOCATION , 3 bedroom large utility , full basement I lloor plan on 2 le-vel lots all for only S27 300 00 • IRICK RANCH you II lo ve the peace and qutet of lhls 43 acre 3 bedrooms, 1112 bahts, wood burn1ng ftreplace central atr ni ce modern kitchen front and rear por ches carpeting rn excellent condtlton ONLY l31 600 00 NEWER RANCH 3 bedrooms equtpped kttchen small level lot, full storms g oo d neighborhood a great starter home of S27 700 00 $9,SOO ao ~ Needs some r epatr large yard rmmediate pos~ssion In Pomeroy Below Fatr Market Value CALL CLELANOS, YOUR LOCALL 'I' OWN EO FULL TIME REALTORI' 11 HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY, LEONA ASSOCIATES 992 2259, 992 2561 A. .l.B. SPACIOUS Three bedroom home kttchen wtth built Ins tamrly room w ftreplace dtntng room 2 baths Pond 3 car garages three to 18 Ph 992 2848 wllh 2 bedrooms Has all utilities and over an acre of level land Just Sll 900 FAMILY SIZE 4 B_ORObMER ~ Bath , 1976 NASHUA 1.4 • 65. 3 bedroom I '/, bath underprnntng $1500 ond assume loon 9,.9 2b83 or garden space Only $14,000 TRE EHOUSE - For the kids and ntce . modern J bedroom home for mom and dad Has full basement with f i replace Over 4 acres wtth ltsh pond and 2 car garage Centra l heat and arr condrt1on1ng SJS,OOO COUNTRY HOME - New stocked pond lS mtnutes to Pomeroy spacious 3 bedroom brtck veneer home Has large sundeck front porch and over 1 level acre TWO REASONABLE HOMES bedroom frame home with bath , gas furnace and large terraced lot wrth room for acres ava1lable Pr ic ed at S38 500 w 3 acres Including Beat the cost of tnflatron with these twa new l1sttngs In Middleport No 1- Sottd two bedroom home, parttally remodeled, large lt-vlng room carpet tng, extra dln1ng room w new lftrge Sltvated on two ntce lots wtth plenty of shade trees AI S12 BOO th is one won t last long No 2- 12x60 Elcona mobile home on a ntce lot. completely furntshed new carpetmg 18,000 BTU air condtt toner. cement pat io and driveway Only S10 000 Both ol lhese homes are w tthm walktng distance of the Mtddlepo't boat docks and Muntclpal pool Both homes are no1 rent lng SSOO DOWN Will get you this 5 room home Well worth remodeling Near mines Owner wtll contract w i th a monthly payment CONOOR STREET - pa'ktng $9 sao NEAR CHESHIRE - On Rl 7 Large family brick with 2 apartments Real nice and modern tnstde Furnace heattng , full basement and a trailer r ental Garden on 1'1<4 acres Ideal for a large famtly who wants tncome Oily S4S 000 BUILDING SITES - Rl 143 681 , busmess loop 7, S Pts Pomeroy Rock Springs and Rt 33 You can build on any of these sizes and prtces Rea ltor Roberta HuH man, Branch M9r 698 6300 Tom Botlcevtc, Assoc 699 SOU HOBSTETTER REALTY George S Hobstot1or Jr , Broker pomeroy, Otuo, Phone 992 6333 Office Hrs 9 o m 5 p m CloHd Thurscloys & Saturday ot noon Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker All C Bruce Teo lord Helen L Te•ford Sue P Murphy ASSOCIIfes K 50 TWO bedroom mobtle home $1800 992 5858 8<3 331 I BIDS WANTED on o 1974 60 11 2~ Modular home Damaged by l1r e The home 1s well burl! and (Onlorn ed 3 bedroom Iorge lr v mg room formal dmrng room krtchen fomrly room 1 /r baths You ore rn vrted to rn specf thts home located 11. mde eost of Hornsonvrlle St Rt 1.43 The pu rchaser must move the home no t toter than Oct 15 1978 Mot! sea led btds to 73 Roos evelt Or R A F B Ohro 43217 to ~rnve not loler than Sepl 20 1978 Incl ude return address and phone number Annou ncement of occeplonce of a b1d wrll be mode no! loter rhan Sept 23 1978 Terms Cosh Certrlred chec k or bonk dra lt The owner reser ves the rrght to retect ony or oil b•ds For oppornlment to 1nspect the home colt 7.42 31 2'1 or Colum 497 1317 Harold D bus C.rohom o,cwccnc:•:..'c___~_ I ~ , b5 1970 ATLANTIC MOBILE 'HOME :2 bedrooms complet ely lurnlshed washer dryer ond o1r co nd itioner On '/, ocre lot Lorge utdt!y burldrng S9 500 00 Ph one 7,.2 '1726 or 7111 :2~ 1 ofter 6 p m New 3 bedroom mobrle home w 11h I , baths Srze lA • 70 Con be seen after 5 p m l ocated dtreclly across from the Rocrne Hydro Plan! ot letart Foil~ 3 mtles obove Rocrne Ohro Housing Headquarters the land low Jan tee I Get1los, 3 FRED'S TIRE CENTER SEPTIC TANK CLEANING J&L Chester, Ohio 10 30 c HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE All types ol rooltng , gutters & downspouts e•pertence 20 years work All guaranteed. Call Tom Hosktns , 949 2160 Free Estimates 7 16 1 mo CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED 3 bedroom, living room , kitchen & bath lots of panel ing , mostly all carpeted All rns ulated natural gas heat outside cellar Nice Ohto R1ver -view Located near Racine Pr iced for quick sale S9 500 ' TWu ACRES - A beaut iful 4 y.. r old. 3 bodroom hOme wtlh large eat ln kitchen, J bedrooms, all nicely carpeted, 2 baths full ba~ment with TV room Many more extras. low heat bill with nat gas forced air furnace All th1s and two nice acres of land In a good Will do roofrng con~trucflon plumbrng and heotrng No 1ob too Iorge or too smotl Phone 7 4 ~ 2348::..____--- _ __..:_:::= _ HOWERY AND MARTIN h co volmg septtc syi tems doze r backhoe dump truck lrmestone gra"el bla cktop pavtng Rt 1.43 Phone I (b14) 698 7331 PUlliNS EX CAVATING Complete Ser vrce Phone 99'1 IA78 PUDDLE POOLS All srzes and shapes Sw m pools 2 years e•perrence free est•motes anyth 1ng you need l or underground sw1m pools New chem rea l an d supply sto re Alba n y O h ro Phone 61.4 698 6555 ( Alt er 6 pm 61.4 689 5251 John Jeflers or 689 5265 Bdl G1llette ) We are NOT all wet on PRICES NEIGLER BUILDING Supply tor bu ldrng houses reporr work and cobmels Coli Guy H Ne•g le r 911q 2508 a ft e~~ REEVE S TRADING Post Page vtl le Groceoes dry goads hard wore teed ta ck shop Spec1o l _~s~ ~ of dog load S3 88 AUTOM081LE INSU RANCE been can ce ll ed? l ost your operators lr ce nse? Phone 992 2143 -THE -CHIMNE ---- ---Y Sweep Reduced roles t tl Sept _ 1 6143736057 ___ _ w eekdoe._~S 7-4 SHUltZ CLASSIC mobrle home U )( 70 gas 8 h expondo rn lr v•ng room rock a boy w1n d ow I f) moster bedroom wooden beom s. tn cettmgs 3 bedrooms G E refngerolor .and Mog1c Chef stove rest un furn1 shed slrdrng glo ss doors Ashley woodburner underp n nrng on chorlng porches ond bl acks All 1ncluded Pr rced at 10 500 00 Coli Charles M ugroge 2-47 3791 10 x 110 MOBilE HOME complete ly furnr shed Quick sale prrce $1888 00 Call 992 2238 Frrestone Store or 9-49 23'28 12 , 60 2 BEDROOM MOBILE home neor Rocrne P~one 9'12 5858 Asking $42 000 6 ACRES - Nice 1•;, story home mostly carpeted with 3 or 4 bedrms 11-vlng rm , family rm . wltt'l fireplace basement fuel oil furnace , garage and outbuildings Some lenc tng , plenty of road lrontage and garden space City water and drilled well house with 1112 baths carpeted 7 20· 1 mo. pd Loc close to wllh Sovo30 pet. to 50 pet on hoatlng coot Experltnculld lu lly Insured FrM Est Call992·2772 8101mo(Pd) for sen1or por:tra1ts We use trad1 t1onal settmgs and also feature outdoor por tra1ture call Us Today (Bob Hoeflich) 109HeghSr Pomeroy 8 2 1 mo BRADFORD Auct1 oneer Com pl ete Serv1ce Ph one 949 2"87 or 9"9 2CXlO Rocrne Ohio (rr t( Brodlo~:'~d'----:-=:-:-:::-_,; BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toasters trons olf small op p lro n c~s lawn mower ne11t to Stat e H1ghway Goroge on Route 7 Ph one (6U) 965 and tt has gas steam heat fireplace and wood and coal burne' also Garage and pallo with canopy $11uoled onalmostanllcreon state routeJJSin Recine W i ll sell fast ot $30,000 00 Rutlond - 3 bedroom home on Main Street A little work could make this a really mce place Sells for $14,000 00 E)(CAVATlNG dozer bockh oe and drtcher Charles R Hat f•eld Bock Hoe Serv•ce Rutland O hra Phone 7A2 2001! SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A UTILE & SAVE A LOT n rc e size lot In H utch ison Sub dlvls1on Home has own Rubber New Ltshng - Jlh acres located In choice area Land Is situated on south side of slate route I between cemetery and slate highway g"arage Selling price $12,000 00 WE NEED ALL TYPES DF LISTINGS WE ARE SELLING FASTII Cheryl Lomloy, Assoc , Home Phone742-2103 Htllon Wolfe, Aosoc, Homo Phone949 2519 Gtorge S Hobotttter, Jr., Broktr Home Phone 992.5739 CAll. THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY 446-3643 Sm 776.22 Nelson Discount List Price Bac~ •4 •88 HOU SE PAINTING mdoor or out d oor No tob too b rg or small Reasonable prr ce5 992 6368 Will DO bob~ srttrng \n my home ages 2 ~ Phone 992 7b89 845.54 . 1 List Price '6947.90 Smith Nelson Discount '885.90 List Price Nelson Discount Your Price Plus Tax '6062 Your Price Plus Tax '4822 581.54 YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER ... ~~~...~ .~ ,o.,..... 1977 .,.._, 1975 MercuiJ Btougham 4 0 - · ...1.~'1 :0 KARR & VAN ZANDrS Dr , p s 1973 DODGE CHARGER .............. ~1495 2 Dr H T auto p s p b , vrnyl roof 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX.......!1495 p s p b , vinyl r oof atr ·o 6 cyl a uto 4 Dr • 1973 NOVA .................. -........... SJ ...... . I 0 0 Auto 0 0 0 0 READY TO DEAL 1975 VEGA WAGON .......:;~!~.:.~!~. ~1295 • 1973 CHEV. CHEVELLE. ............ '1395 • 0 0 0 :0 1973 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE.-.. ..........'1995 :0 • ' 1977 MERCURY MONARCH ............ '3695 20r , ocyi.PS PB 1974 FORD MAVERICK ................. '1995 1974 PONTIAC LEMANS 4 DR........ 11895 Auto p s , p B , air 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON .............'1695 Auto luggage ra ck 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON .::~.. :~:.' .'1495 • Dr atr '1095 1973 PONnAC ••••••••• ••••••••·•···•••• s, P B , olr ,_ .. 1973 FORD TORIN0 ....2.~:•• ~::.:·:?:~ '1695 1973 VW STATION WAGON '1295 Good Condition '795 1~ vwv BUS ··········••••o••••••o••••• 1972 PLYMOUTH 4 DR......~~~~ ...... ..S495 1971 PLYMOUTH DUSTER .L~:..s.u;.. 1395 1968 PONTIAC .............. : .~~ ..~~~~ .. .S195 1961 CHRYSLER •••••••••••• :.~: •• ~.~ ••• '295 TRUCKS LI111Hf Stlectl• In Tile Vallet --- - (6 •ss uance and th e equa l m prm ct p al on sa• d no tes shall mat ur e m ft ve sta llm ents as f o l lows $6 000 00 on August 1st 1979 \6 000 00 on A ug ust 1st 1980 $6 000 00 on August 1s t 1981 S6 000 00 on Augu st lsi 1987 and S6 000 00 on Augu st 1st 1983 Thr s Ordmance sha ll lak e effe ct and be rn force lrom an d a fter tne ca r l rcst date pro v rded by l aw Passed APPROVE D Cla, ence And,ews Mayor 1_1 18 r---------, ·1 ME~GS ~ I II Equipment Co. II 8 7 78 A T T E ST Jane Walton Clerk (8 ) Fo llowrng Sect on S11S 16ot Oh ro Rev 1sed Code . the change rn val uatron for the fa• year 1978 has been r ev1se d to r ef lect the new cons tructron va lues tor the ta x yea r 1978 Val ues o f the new con st r uct10n can now be vtewed at the off 1ce ot the county audrtor H ow ard E Frank Me1 gs Count y Aud•lor I BJ 4 11 18 25 4fc me notes shall b e dated a s of the of -~- - PUBLIC NOTICE prt vate sale such mterest to b e payable at ma turtly Sa td date ~---- '" __ _ _ _ I I I PH 992·2176 I lntern11tonal I "·rvester T1ll Open Friday 1 00 p m I rM ~ =~~_::~-4 KITTENS Cvl e p m POMEROY, o. I I I ~~~P~~~~ New Idea I -1 Equtpment ••v•nlen<e 992 5<1 78 afte r 5 L _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ .J "Finally, I've found a MAN-SIZE tractor" . ·~ I "". '' .• • l ·• ECOifD'"' t••cttr lllitulln b~t~~tet llltlfilh., it* Mew plo. ••I bwtlt6au 20 •nactt 111111ts Molt wcrrtr DOWII' (.~ IOWII f11el CIISI ill 'OIIIt £'CONOMII K;' llf~Cllllf ti SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE 378 6125 DAN THOMPSON FORD 1978 FORD FAIRMONT 2 DR ............. $AVE 1977 PINTO RUNABOUT.. .. ..... ......... '3295 4 cyl au to trans AM radto , full glass Jrd dr , rall)le wheels whrte w red t rrm 1977 GRANADA 2 DR ...................... '4795 6 cyl auto trans . P S A C vtnyl roof, AM radto till st ee rtng wheel red w 11 v tn y l roof wh1te Sharp 0 Wagon Rack P J 5 IN.ITO.Ck centum -- ---- percentum ) per annum as 'll i'IY be '••ed by th e Clerk m he r award ot satd notes at p B air vtnyl roof I 0 SIJI&Wf 1973 CHRYSLER ........................ '1595 The ceed• ng s•x per 1973 DODGE POlARA CUSTOM ....'l195 ••••••e••••••••eeee•••e•••••e•••••• •3295 ---- YOU .. URNISHEO 3 room oportment Phone 9.49 2253 ofter 5 p rT! 8fD~OOM APARTMENT lor rcnl Coli 9-49 2253 oftliK 5 p m 1973 PONTIAC GRAND AM ......... '1695 '4895 ond sH who! you 're vetting - Good selecllorts - Fully stocked BED IG)R ' That such anttc patory not es '" t he amount of afore sa id shall be tSsued bearmg m t eres! a t suc h rare not ex elected ther eto co n c urrt nQ CHEV. BELAlR ...~.~~.:.~.~~--·· 1974 CHEV. NOVA HATCHBACK '1795 Buy where you <In come In MAKES A Ohto 1973 CHEV. IMPALA ................. $1895 Floor Covering In Stock IF YOU NEED A SOF~ THAT . Pomeroy 1974 FORD TORINO.................. $1495 9' and 12' Vinyl 742·2211 of 1977 CAPRICE ClASSIC ............ s5495 0 RUTLAND FURNITURE Vt ll age two lh•rd :; of all members 1976 HONDA STATION WAGON ... '2995 & up Coll742·2211 , TALKTO Welldtll or Herb Grot or Gent Smith 3 BEDROOM HOUSE m Pomeroy Oes~rotely 0 , Middleport needed Pho nem b318_ __ _ as ORDAI N ED YOU BET OUR lEST DEAL RIGHT FROM THE START I sq yd l,2gl5 & Up IT 7182.54 '942.54 Carpet RUG REMNANTS BE follows ov the council of the SS240 1978 PONTIAC leMANS 4 DR SEDAN 4 Or , auto, rad•o WATER WELL drrlling Wilham T Grant 742 2879 '6647.54 As Low As owner ' s ege prevents her from continuing to operate the farm and she desires an Immediate sale so to 60 acres tillable with som• very good creek bottom hilltop land The balance Is In pasture I. woods TM 6 room home Is good (does noed some modernization), large all purpose barn & savoral outbulldlngo The minerals go with II and It's localed In an area wMre gas, oil I. coel have beltn found to be plentiful NHr Rutland 60's List Price All corpet lnstollod with podding ot no chorgo Expert tnstolt.tlon Avenue Asking S2S,OOO 00 well Sells for $32 000 00 '6295.22 CHRYSLER CORDOBA all nicely 141 ACRES - _ ------ - approx one acre 111nd H~tve a look Only SA7.900 EXCELLENT FARM BUY - _ EX CA VATING dozer loader and ba ck hoe work dump !rucks ond Ia boys tor ~ l r~ wrll haul trl l d irt to sorl limestone and gro ve l Cal l Bqb or Roger Jef fers day phone 91f'2 7089 ntg~l phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 Mtddleport - nrce b ig older home with 3 bedrooms, new gas furnace and new root Located on South 3rd Rutlond - 3 bedroom total electric home situated on _ SEWI NG MACHINE Repo1 rs ser v1ce o!l makes 992 228" The Fabr ic Shop Po me ro y Aulh or rzed Smger Sol es and Ser vrce We sha rpen Scrssors Full basement with wood burning stove VACANT LAND - 10 acres of land on Rt 33 4 lane about one mile north ol7 33 bypass Asking $11,800 $10,900 - 1 acre level land wllh a 64x12, J bedroom mobile home with natural gas heat, city water & septic Sl5,000 - Will buy • good S bodrm house wllh large living room and kitchen 2 baths. basem ... t, F A nat gas heat In Chester We NMd Listings (Micldltpgrt) We hove buyers lor mony types of protrty CALL J lMMY OE EM, llssoclote, 949 23N _ List Price 1978 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR SPT. CPE. The Photo Place _ _,!___ Secfton 4 of Ordinance No 491 , as follows 1978--cBUICK CENTURY 4 OR 1978 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR List Price '6821.90 Smith Nelson Discount _'.:..86:..:5.:...90~ appotnfm~nts 3 8~5 ~ Ord.nance No 491 Ord•nance ro amend An Your Price Plus Tax ~519 Your Price Plus Tax ~802. 1978 BUICK CENTURY 1978--cBUICK CENTURY SPT. CPE. LIMITED 2 DR SENIORS We are currently mak1ng ELWOOD 1978 BUICK CENTURYS Smith Nelson Discount High School Altached (2 carl garage Chrysler Air Temp central healing and cooling Very low elec bills All this and This boautllul home Is rHdy for your lamlly move Into 3 bedrqpm , dining room plenty of storage space I Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal insulation kitchen and built In flrep l~ce, SALE PRICES ON Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE From and P/1 baths Mostly carpeted Big central fireplace mrnutes north of Racme Till prices go up on '79 Models. So come on in and Save Big on 1978 model' Buicks Pontiacs. We need good late model used cars, so now is the time to trade for a new Buick or Pontiac. Good Soltctlon Of locatton Wtll go qu ick lor tiS 000 57 ACRES - With a nice 1'h slory house with 3 bedrms wllh heatolaler Small barn and outbuildings, 20 acres len ced Ntce country setting ofl blacktop road lust 6 ONLY 60 DAYS tn Hertford, W Vo. L---------lj 10 PH. 992-2174 owners, Truck SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,.. m 2174 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND Pomeroy, 0 3 IS tic country In this 1974 Richardson mobtle home c1ty water, natural gas flrepla-'e• 2cargarage, and don't min thll clio I. We sell ot diKount prlc01 every cloy . Slop In ot BoX! Muffler Brakes Shocks Ttres Battery. lnstallalton Serv1ce VIRGILB SR il lt~~ 992 332~ n6 E Second StrMI NEW LISTING - In the c.o MOORE'S p• $50 00 Call 99~ 7692 698 6310 44 STATE STREET ALBANY, OHIO LOOKING FOR A COUNTRY HOME AT THE EDGE OF TOWN? If complete Jack's Septic Tank Service 4·30-llc For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple AI Service clal Call lor estimate 24 Hour serv1ce. Any day, anytime Phone 985 3806 Jack Gmter 985 3806 Sl Rt 1'24 toword Rullllld, 0 Bernice Bede Osol 500 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 45769 Mounted on now wllHio, roady to II"• $:It lo US ReStdentlal and commer 'I'• mole off Rt. 7 by.p.oss on co untry an 11 acres central heat mmeral rrghh 15 m •nutes drr11e to town lm 3Q.4 88~ ~334 med1ote p OSS IIUSI On $ 13 000 00 742 3074 o r BIOS WILL be accep ted th rough Sept I on the Hornsonvrlle 9'1~ 2 ~ 58~5 -TWO ROllS of 54 wrre fence 10 Pres bytenon Ch ur ch Par t:IJ ACRES hou se and lurmturP ft bor 30 complete sodo foun sonoge An 8 room house $32 000 00 lmmedrole posses lo•J1 u~ ed lo\l otor1es s1nks 10 located bes1de the church 10 sro n Phone 7A2 2988 after 5 clay trle 3 It long ptzzo O\len Harnsonvtlle lot and garden pm con n1ng tor s o le mdk bottles Sen d btds to Re\1 Dw 1g ht ole Koehler wood pop case s HOUSE FOR satp near pool rn Zovll z BoK 208 Mtddleport 1 32 Butte r nut Av e Syracuse Co11992 5767 1 Ohro For lutt her ~nfo r mot 1on Pome-roy Oh1 o ca ll 992 3876 Rrght to re 1ect all I YEAR OLD 3 bedroom house o/1 btds reserved APPLES Fttzpolrrck Orchards electrrc Morn rog Star He1ghts Stole Ro ute 699 Phone Phone 949 2-424 20 ACRES NEAR langsv1lle 3 Wtlkes11rlle 669 3785 bedroom house Alumt num stdrng tnsuloted barn s pond 2- 8 by 16 11 7 wheels Pr $38 500 00 742 2267 525 00 '1 700 • 16 Wr nter ltres 15 CU FT Sears Coldspot c ~est type freezer Very good condt lion $160 Coli Sunday or afler S 30 pm 01.4 bb7 3041 742 2321 Free Estlmotes Work Guoront7 10 1 mo IN SYRACUSE 2 bedroom house New storm wrndows New olumtnum burldrng 2 porches appiiii/1Ces, lamlly rm COAL liMESTONE san d gra vel calcrum c h l or~de lert lll zer dog food and all types of solt h ce ls Jor Soli Work s In< E Morn Sf Pomeroy 992 3891 BURROUGHS AI Tnmm fAJnstruction 592 3051 992 3219 Will DO bbabys•ttrng rn my home 5 days 0 week for any oged chtld Phone 9.49 2758 ........... ---.. Roofing, Siding, Room Additions & Spray Paintmg ASIIO·GIAPH SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. NEW ABERGLAS TIRES VA FHA 30 yr flno ncr ng also re l•no11ctng Ireland M or tgage 77 E State Athen s phone (6U ) bedrm WANTED BABY SITTER >n M•d 2917 ONE BEDROOM opt Contact V1llage Monor Apt Mrd dleporl 992 7787 Call992 7<81 :_ _ _ _ __ hosptlal and school at L:au,el CIIH Asking 542.500 A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here Is an excellent3 r m HOMESITES for sale 1 ot re a nd up Mrddleport near Rutland Phone BEAT THE O<:tober rush GIVe us your order now l or orrqws custom mode the way you wont them and cu, to your rnd1vrdual length Prck up on-,ttme before October 1 $5 depostl wrth order (Easton Gomegetter) DREAMING OF o wh1te Chrrstmas olu m rnum orrows $26 95 w•th no bills? Wonderful to dozen F•b erg lo ss $24 95 thtnk about but rf cou ld come do zen We refletch arrows true Be o Toy Lod 1 e~ hostes s• gloss al ummum or wood tn ln your home or by orders trom dudes 3 new piastr e vones nrck our f r r•nds Earn toys ond g•lts and tn5erl S I per arrow Also ree No me brand toys we 'tro1ghten olummum ar reosonobly prrced with row s S SO eoch arrow Tn guarantee G1fts for the whole County Sport Shop North and fom rl y FOf" rnformott on call Trr Co unty Spor t S~op 7<2 2377 0' 992 7056 Downtown 30" 675 2988 I SHOP MAN I counrermon Con green 157 CANNING TOMA TOE S toct Motor Ports Co pepper s Geroldrne Cleland Walnut St Mrddleporl O~lo -~~~~!_C?.~ro._ __ for pre:rchool chrld mother teoc ~ es CANNING TOMA TOES Brrng your own co ntorner Prck you r own Marshall Roush Eos t letart 2.47 3752 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 north of Pomeroy large lots Co11992 7-4 79 7_~ 3 :.: 1•:.:.___ CLEANING WOMAN for nrght sh rft A lso doytr me gr rll cook Apply rn person Crows Fom rl v Res touront Pomeroy dleport whll• HEAL TY PIGS S25 00 and up Phone 9.49 2.t60 Business Services unknown Mab el Crusher, For Seturdey, Aug 19 PUBLIC NOTICE addre ss unknown rf hv rng sealed bidS wrll be re ce j ved and tf deceased the u nknown by the under srgned at the he•rs devtsees l eg atees Village Ha lt Pom er oy Oh ro admtn lstrator s executor s 12 00 o clock noon , August 21 and assrgns of Mabel 1978 for the sale of $30 000 00 Crusher, addresse ,s 1n note s dated A ugust 1st unk no wn V.nlle Hopk ins 1978 wh1ch no tes shall bear add ress unknow n f lrvrng , rnteresr at the rate of 6 0~10 and H deceased th e unknown per cent per an nu'T' o r lower herrs d ev rsees legatees Sa rd pn n c1pll l and 1nt er es t on admrn rstrators executors each of sard notes rs to and assigns of Vrnt1e mature as follows Hopk i n S addresse s 56 000 00 pr1nc rp al and rn unkn own th e unknown tere s t Augu st 1st 1979 h e rr s d ev rs ees, legatees , S6 000 oo prrncl pal and rn Aug t9, t971 adm 1n rs trat ors execu tors lerest on Aug us t lst 1980 and ass 1gns of ea ch ot the Th iS comrng ye ar -,ou co uld S6 000 00 nr nrtn.:ol ;:~nr1 '1 follow rng all of whose ad ftnd yo urself rnv olved ln aver ~ terest on August 1st 198 1 dr esses ar e unknown John S6 000 00 pr inCIPal and In r e ward rn g JOin t venture Hopkrn s Mary v-.ttlrllmS terest on Aug us t 1st \982 an d There sa s tro ng l1kel 1hood that Em ma Swearingen, Alfr ed 56 000 00 pr 1ncrpa\ and tn another reta11ve or fnend of the Swea r mge n El rl ab eth Ha ck teres! on August 1st 1983 famtly w111 be rn 11 as we ll George Ha ck Percy Ha ck Sale of the notes to be LEO (July 23·Aug 22) Don I awarded to b dder quot tng Sa r a h Parson s Seeds Th eophrlus H opkins and take ch ances today With thmgs lowe st rate ofrnterest on sa 1d V rnl e Hopk ns & you re manag rng for o th ers notes The r ght 1s l 1mr t ed to Y ou are hereby notrf1ed Treat thetr concerns JUSt as re1ect any and all btds thaf a comp lar nr ha s be en prudently as tl they were yo ur flied rn th e Comrnon Pleas J ANE W AL TON CLE RK own Frnd o ut more ol wha t Ires Court of M e rgs County Oh o Vtllag e of Pom er oy ahead for you by send mg lor Case No 16 870 demand rng C1 t y Hall your co py of Astra Grapt1 Let part Iron of th e fo rr ow rng Pomer o y Ohto descr1bed real estate to w 1t ter by matl tng 50 cents for each (B) 11 18 2tc Parcel No 1 The fo llow rng and a long self addressed real es ra te sr tuat e m One stamp ed envelope to Astra H u ndr ed Acre Lo t No Three Graph P 0 Box 489 Aa d1o Ctly H u ndred and Frve rn sa1 d Stati on N Y 10019 Be sure to 1nterest1ng today so be alert • County of Metgs desert bed as for somethmg unusual lhat follows Begmnr f'1g a t the 1 specrfy brr lh stgn VIRGO (Aug 23· Sopt 22) could spell garn for you It N orfhw cst co rn e-r Of Lot No One Hundr ed and E tg hte en You re better off act tng QUI Ck ly appears and goes tn a flash ( 118 ) 10 Horton & Dabney s PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20) The tha n you re ltkely to g1ve your Add1tron to Pomeroy on the sell cre dit tor today When only thmgs requ 1red to make South lrn e of sau1 One Hun making s nap de cr s1ons don t toda-, a success are clear cut dred Acr e Lot No 305 thence ObJeCtives Dec1de Where you let self· doubts enter 1n Norrh 4'' ? deg West Nrnety LIBRA (Sept !3·0ct 23) Occa want to go and -,ou II fig ure out E 1Qht fee t to Run Str eer 1 1 ~h then ce along sa1 d Run St r ee t sro nall-, we fr nd ourselves m how to get there down th e r u to a p • tnf ARIES (M.,ch 21-Apdl It) A s1tuattons ca llmg for a ca lcu N ort h de<l w s t lated rtsk II you tht n k you know prohtabie o pportuntty mtght from l i lt: No rlh c a 5t or the answer s to day act on pop up today requlnng tactiCS n er of sard Lot No ll S beneath your standards If you them thence South 4 1!~ deg East to SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) have to choose between honor satd Norlh east corner of No Even though you feel lu cky or gam c hoose honor 118 at th e South lrn e of sad toda-, (and you will be tn mos t TAURUS (Aprli28·Moy 20) No,. 100 Ac r e Lot No 305 th ence alon g satd So uth ltne to th e mstances) tl s not likely to mally you're gene'fous wtth pla ce ol begmn ng be1ng the extend to gambltng espectally rrrends but today you may w es t end of Lot No One pretend you can t do some tf la rge stakes are mvolved 1 Hun dred and StX rn sa1d SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc thmg for another You It collect Horton & Dabney s A dd1f10 n Z1) Today yo ur stns are lrke ly to gull! later to Po mer o y be those of o mtSSIOn rather GEMINI (lloy 2t·June 201 Don 'l Parc el No 2 Th e foll owmg !Pan commts1on Your mien tr-, to dtvtde your trme equally rea l es tate s tuat ed rn th e loday between fun and senous V tlla ge of Pomeroy Cou nt y ttons are noble but your tot of Me1gs and Stat e of Ohto matters Get the JOb done llrst low through ts ml Be i ng m 100 Acre Lot No 306 CAPRICORN (Doc 22·Jon 19) Play later 1n C W Dabney s Ad drt ron to Be for thrtghl toda-, where CANCER (Juno 2t·July 22) Do the Vrlla ge of Pom eroy and lnends are concerned If someth m g phystcally active tomor e partr cularl y de scr1bed there s something 1mportant Day even though you may feel a as follows Bemg Lot 118 tn C you would l1ke to dts cuss don t lrtfle lazy Once you re out of W Dabn ey s Add f ran to th e lhe hammock you II be glad V Illa ge of Pomeroy ex sk1rt the Issue 1 cep t ng ther efrom the AQUARIUS (Jon 21-Fob 19) ~ou got the blood C!rculatrng 5~03.54 f o llow rng parc e l The !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) Your matenal look 1 fo llow ng r eal es t ~ t e srtuated Sm~h 1n the Vrl age of Pomeroy County of Merg s and State of Ohr o Ber ng 10 100 " er e LG! t ~ No 306 rn C W Da bn ey's A dO lion to th e Vrllage of Pomer oy and more par lrcularly des c rrbed as fallow s Beg rnn.ng at th e Don't forget you owe tl to yourself to check wtth us before you buy southwest corner of Lot No 118 tn enc e North 412 deQrees any car, New or Used. We can save you money. See or call one of West 156 feet to a fence these Fnen~ly Salesmen: J. 0. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson. thence Ea st 87 fe et to the east l tne of satd Lot 118 th ence 5 Dr CVCC South on the East l1ne of satd Lot No 118 to Fry Stree t IN THE COMMON PLEAS thence West to th e place of COURT OF beqrnn 1nq MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 2 dr AM w 8 track stereo crutse contro l p Windows LEONARD l LENTZ & power door locks 350 V 8 auto p s p b vtnyl roof Rt: ter cnce Dee~ Vo 27 1 Plarnltft atr Pag(' 36 1 D ee o RNo rd s vs M ctgs Cou n1y Oh ro NELLIE ROBEV et al You are notrt1ed th~t you Defendants No 16 879 are r eq u,r ed to an swer the Com plarnt W1lh1n tw enty Notrce By Publrcafton <i dr Wgn ps pb ac To K M Seeds address e•ght day s after th e las t T he las t unkn own rf llvrng and f pub lrca t•on deceased the unkn own he1rs publrcatr on wrll be made on the 181h da y of August 1978 devr sees l egatees ad LARRY E SPENCER, mm .!>tr ators exe cutor s and 4 Dr H T a~r p s p b v tny l root Cltrk of Courts, assrgns of K M See ds ad Meigs County Ohto dres ses unknown Marre Shoemake r address (7 )7 14 ll , U(I l 4 11 11,7tc unknown 11 llvrng and rf deceased th e unknown he ~r s dev rss ees legatees ad SP"ndmg by the lnye>tormm rs trators exec utors and ass g ns of Marte Sh oe make r uwned uttht1eo rur new pl•nt 6 Cyl, P S addr esses unknown Ma ~ a11d equipment reached a Parsons address unknown rf l l v1ng and rf de cease d th e record $22:; blllton 1111977, up 2 Dr, blu•wlth unknown he rrs , devrsees while vlnvl root 17 percent rrom 1976 The Atr v1nyl roof legatees admrn 1s tra tor s Conrcrence Board reports exe c utors and assrgns of Mabel Parsons a ddress es ' Short Bed '2695 1976 FORD ¥z TON ................... . 1976 FORD LONG BED ................ '299 5 • 1976 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE ............. '6900 • •• •• 1977 OLDSMOBILE SED. ROYALE ........ .'6895 ••• 1975 OLDS 98 LS SED •.••.•...•••••.••.•. '4395 • 1972 OLDS 98 LS CPE.. .................. '1895 0 4 Dr Wagon • 1973 MERCURY MONTEG0 ......... ~1295 • 4 dr auto atr p s P b 0 0 : : : •• •• 1975 OLDS CUT. CPE. 442 ................ '3795 : •• 1974 OLDS CUT. SUP. CPE................'2495 : 0 0 I •• 1971 BUICK SKYLARK CPE................ 1995 : •• 1976 BUICK CENTURY CPE.............. '4495 : • 1978 FORD LTD 2 DR ....................' 5495 : •I 1973 BUICK LESABRE SED................. 11795: I •• 1969 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SED.. ........ '895: 1973 DODGE CHARGER SE ................ '1895: I 1976 PLY. VOLARE SEDAN ................. '2695: •• 1976 PACER CPE........................... '2295: ' •I 1971 CHEV. CHEVELLE SED................ , '195 : •I - ,, • 1974 CHEV. MALIBU WAGON ............... '2095: •I 1970 CHEV. IMPALA SEDAN .... ·........ •••1895 •: 1 • 395 : 1970 CHEV. MALIBU CPE ................... •• I •• 1974 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON. ............. '2395 : ••• 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON. ............. '3695 :• •• 1975 DATSUN B210 ....................... '1595 : •I •• · Drive Home A Winner •• ••• Se.e one of these courtepus Slltsmen Pete Burns, I DODGE DART... ...... -.............SS95 1970 CHEV. NOVA ...................... SS95 V 8 auto 2 Dr cyl sp 1973 CHEV. VEGA ...................... .'395 1967 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR········-· '4~ 4 4 DUNE BUGGY......................... '1295 I I I 0 I 0 I 0 . 0 I 0 I TRUCKS 1975 FORD CUSTOM 302 .......... $2895 v8 auto ~975 •• •• ••• •• e •• I I Marv1n1 Keebough or Gtorgo Horrls. Karr & Van Zandt m "You'll Like Our Quality Woyol Dotng BuStnoss" GMC Financtng 5342 Pomeroy ()pon Eventngs unttli .OO-Till p m Sol •e•••·························•••e•••e• I t •• • ••• •• ••• • •• I s pb LWB 1970 FORD RANGER F·100 ....... '1095 302 auto v8 auto trans PS AC P B full vtnyl root, rad iO extra clean n1ce famrl y car creme f 1ntsh wtth brown top 1973 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR .......... ' 1895 v8 a uto trans , P S , AM r adto red w whtte tnm 1973 DODGE CHARGER SE .............. •·· $AVE V 8 auto l'ans , P S P B A C AM FM. spll1 bench seats, wire spoke wheel covers 1973 DODGE DART SWINGER 2 DR ••..•. '1895 6 cyl , auto trans P S , AM radio vtny l roof local ow ned car 4A 000 miles Shows good Cl!rre 1973 PINTO WAGON • cyl auto trans oooooo••o••••••••••o••• luggage ra ck 1595 1 Squ~re optton 1974 MAVERICK 2 DR ........... -.••.•.••. '2295 302 V 8 auto trans , P S AC AM FM lope, sh~rp 2 lN STOCK 1974 MUSTANG II ......................... . $AVE 1977 FORD F250 4X4 .......................'6695 1974 0.100 SHORTBED OODGE ..•.••••.•• $AVE 1967 FORD 6 CY........................ s595 1974 CHEV. C-10 ........................... 12595 VANS 1974 DODGE D-200 4X4 .................... $AVE 1972 QIM C-10.~~~:..: ............... '2695 974 CHEV. P-30 ............ :......... S]295 1975 F-150 FORD ............. .... _•••••••• '2695 I I p 351 Blue tnm med m whtte 2 WB P S FORD CUSTOM 302 ......... '2695 v 8, stand 1976 GRAN TORINO 4 DR .. ............... '3695 1 ton step van V 8 auto actual miles p s p b dual wheels , 36 000 RIEBEL'S USED CARS St. Rt 7 1976 CHEV. C·10 4X4 ...... ~~?.'!.?.-::'....... '4595 See Roger Riebe I 2 Convement Numbers 985-3345 or 667 3463 1 m1le north Tuppt'. s Plam •. Ohto 1977 FORD F-150 .. oo. o•• o•• o•••••• o•••••••• '4295 OPENTILL7PM E .cept Thursdoy & Soturdoy Til S 00 CloHd Sundoy DAN THOMPSON FORD See Rocky Hupp, Dorrell Oodrlll or Pot Hill, General Manoger, lor a Good Oeol on 1 Now or UHd Velllclt. 992 21h Middleport, 0 . ' ... �·- 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, Aug. 18, 1978 Two accidents probed at Meigs Fairgrounds Meigs Cou nty Sheriff James J . Proffitt repurts that depufies investigated tw9 acddents at the Meigs Cou_nty Fairgrounds on Thursday. The first accident was 6~~ INTEREST On Ot DepcSt '1,000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term EfftCIIYt rate with compound l n9 ' · " per ctnt. Ninety d•Y lnttrtst ptnllly If wltlldnwn tt•fort m1turlt'f d•te. The .&thins county S.vings & Loan co. · W . M1in St. Pomeroy, Ohio - FSIJC -- reported at 1:30 p.m. Ac· cording to the report . Orville · R Hogue, 7~ , Rt. I, Mid" dleport, was attempting to park and his vehicle backed into the left rear {ender of a parked auto owned by Vic Wipple, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. There was no damage to the Hogue vehicle, but moderate damage was sustained to the · Wipple vehicle. There were no citations and no injuries. The second accident occurred around 4:25. p.m. at the edge of the midway and blvolved a horse trailer and a stand. · William R. Tooker, 37, Columbus, Ohio, missed the tum by the cattle barn to go to the race track to participate in the horse racing program and got over onto the edge of the midway. When Mr. Tooker realized the situation, he reportedly attempted to back his truck and horse trailer be was pulling and the traller struck and damaged the front of the Western Leather Goods stand owned by Dorothy Hunter, Rt. 3, Athens, Ohio. Mrs. Hunter estbmated damages at $150. There were no citations. Tooke r was enroute to participate in the harness racing at the fair . Weather Southern Local announces policy for free, reduced-price meals, ·milk Southern Local today announced its policy for free and reduced-price meals, and free milk foc children unable to pay the full price of meals and milk served under the Natiooal School Lunch, School Breakfast, and Special Milk Programs. The Special Milk Program makes it possible to make available an extra one-half pblt of free milk, in addition to that with meals, for children who are eligible foc free meals. The Southern Board has adopted the following family size income criteria for determining eligibility: Farnily-<~ize blcome scale for free meals and free milk and reduced-price meals effecti.ve July I, 1978 for 19711-79 · School Year. , Income Scale Income Scale Family Size : For Free Meals For Reduced Parents, Price Meals Chtldren &Others &FreeMilll $ 6.530.00 I ' 4,190.00 8,~.00 5,500. ~ 2 6,810.00 10,630.00 3 12,660.00 8,110.00 4 14,530.00 9,310.00 5 10,510.00 16,400.00 6 18,100.00 11,600.00 7 19,780.00 12,6110.00 8 21,330.00 13,680.00 9 22,870.00 14,660.00 10 24,380.00 15,640.00 11 ~ .910. 00 16,610.00 12 Each Additional Family Member 970.00 • 1,520.00 Olildren from families whose income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for (free or reduced-price meals or free mllk ). In addition, families not meeting those criteria but with other unusual expenses due to unusually high medical expenses, shelter costs in excess of 30 percent of income, special education expenses due to the menlaloc physical condition of a child, and dissater or casualty losses are urged to apply. Application forms are being sent to all homes in a ROAD TO BE CLOSED Meigs County Engineer· Wesley Buehl reports that County Road 21 below Middleport , at Hobson, will be closed Monday through Thursday, so that the railroad company can do repair work at the Hobson crossing. The detour route for the closing will be County Road 3 and signs will be posted marking the detour. NOW THAT YOU'VE MADE IT ... WE'D LIKE TD SEE YOU KEEP IT! One of the sa1est in..,es1ments on earth is a savings accoun1 or certificate in our bank that is lntured by the 1=0\C and pays an e:w:cellent return . Talk to us. BOOSTERS TO MEET RACINE - The Southern Junior High Athletic Boosters \Yill meet at 7: 30 p.fll. Wednesday at the junior high buildin g . All parents of seventh and eighth grade girls and boys playing sports are asked to attend. New film will be shown at Mason Firist BaptiSt Church SHIOKARI PASS, a new fibm from the producers of THE HIDING PLACE , will be shown at the First Baptist Church, Mason, on Sunday evening , August 20. The one hour color release from World Wide Pictures will be shown once beginning at 7:30 p.m. SH!OKARI PASS is unique among Wide World Pictures productions. Although it has an English soundtrack, it was originally produced for showiQg to Japanese ·audiences . It was filmed entirely in Japan with a· Japanese ca• and crew, and AnENTION: EASTERN EAGLES' AND MEIGS MARAUDERS' FOOTBAll FANS - STOP IN THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK AND PICK UP YOUR FOOTBAll SCHEDULE AND BUMPER STICKER. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 -...-·--·ttO!OOO letter to parents. Additional copies are available at the principal's office b1 each school. The Wormatioo provided on the application is confidential and will be used ooly for the purpose of determlninB eligibility. Applications may be submitted at any lime during the year. To discourage the possibility of misrepresentation, the application forms contain a statement above the space for signature certifying that all informatloo furniahed Is true and correct. Applications are being made b1 connection with the receipt of federal funds. School officials may, for cause, verily the information b1 the application. Deliberate misrepresentation~ Information may subject the applicant to prol!OCUtion under applicable state and criininal statutes. In certabl cases ·f.,.ter children are also eligible for these benefits. If a famlly has f05ter children living with them and wishes to apply foc such meals and milk for them, it should contact the school. · Under the provisions of the policy the Superbltendent will review applications and detennine eligibility. II a parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official he may wish to discuss the decision with the detennlnlng official oo an informal. basis. II he wishes to make a formal appeal, he may make a request either orally or in writing to Robert E . Bowen; Box 684, Pomeroy, Ohio ~769 for a hearblg to appeal the decision: The policy cootains an outible of, the hearblg procedure. If a family member becomes unemployed or if family size changes, the family should cootact the school to file a new applicatioo. Such changes may make the chUdren of the family eligible for reduced-price meals, or for additional benefits such as free meals and milk if the family income falls at or below the levels shown above. In the operation of child feeding programs, no child will be discrimblsted against because or race, color, or national <rigin. Each school and the office of the Spperintendent has a copy of the complete policy \Vhicb maY be reviewed by any interested party. Limited time only! GOING ON NOWI depicts the delicate beauty of that country. The drama of the story unfolds agablst a background of Japan's spring blossoms , snow-capped mountains . and whispering native music. A true story, SHIOKARI PASS is based on the in· ternational best seller by Ayako Miura . Nearly two million readers have been touched by this story of the abiding love of a young couple at the tum of the century. Credited with a deeper understanding ·of the Christian faith among the Japanese people, the film tells of the love of Nubuo for Fujiko, and of his willingness to.)e guided by his personal fa1th. no matter how great the cost of commitment. From its gentle opening to its gripping, unexpec t ed conclusion , SHIOKARI PASS is a profound demonstration of the puwer of love in one life. Reverend Frank Lowther, Pastor of the Firs! Baptist Churchof Mason, extends an blvitatlon to each member of the community to attend this special showblg and added , "SHIOKARI PASS is the kind of film that will be enjoyed and remembered by the entire family ." There will be no admission charge for the film program. Meigs Property Transfers lowest-priced Class A fire shingle you can buy. BUILT WITH AN INORGANIC FIBER GlASS MAT - RATHER THAN ORGANIC FELT CERAM lctOATED GRANULES TO GIVE SHINGLES A DEEP RICH HUE. CONTAINING ABOUT 50% MORE ASPHALT THAN CONVENTIONAL SHINGLES ASSURED DOUBLE COVERAGE WITH DISTINCTIVE RANDOMCUT EDGES: SEAL-O-M ATIC SHINGLE STRIP BONDS SHINGLES WITH SUN I:IEAT ·20 YEAR Open Mon . thru Sat . 8-S p.m . CONVENIENT FREE PARKING PRO RATED GUARANTEE KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 405 N. 2ND PH. 992-37Q or 992·5020 · Delbert Lawson, Eleanor Lawson to Jeffrey D. Friend, Kimberly J . Friend , l.8 acres~ Lebanon. Yvonna S. Garten to Alva Holsinger , Jr ., Grace Holsinger, I acre, Olive. Alva Holsinger, Jr., Grace Holsinger t o Yvonna S. Garten, 7 acres, Sutton. Zally B. Medors, Pearl G. Medors to Joyce E. Utsinger, Parcels, Rutland. Richard E . Swain, Doris A. Swain to John W. Dougla~, Sue A. Douglas , Parcel, Olive. Three calls answered.by squad unit Warm and humid with scattered thundershowers today and tonight. Highs today mainly In the mid and upper (29 to 32 C). Lows tonight 65 to 7~ ( 18 to 24 C). Clearing from . the weal tomorrow. Hlgba 80 to 80 (27 to 32 C). Stolen truck found Authorltlet have recovered the trucll: stolen In an armed robbery . on the Muon• Pomeroy Bridge on Aug. 11. !Continued from pa1e1) The truck, belonging to Ronald L. Reed, Lucasville, owned by Homer Cole, 0 ., was found Thursday by Tuppers Plains. Second place Bill Roush near the riverbank went to Mark Frost, Athens, off of Mill St. In New Haven. riding DUly B. and third place Accordlng to Muon County winner was John Greer \\'ith Rated X. Kelly Meeks was Sheriff's Deputy Harry N. first b1 the nag raee with Rhodes, Roush found the 1977 Bllly B. and also took second Ford, b1 high weeda and place wlth his Chico. Third bruoh. The New !Javen Pollee place went to Glenn Hblton on Department was notified by Rouoh, which In tum notified ll<>bby So~ . In the egg and spoon race, the Sherlfrs Department. Cheryl Gould, Ra,venswood, · Reed was robbed at iwlwith Gabl's Twisty was poblt b1 the early morning first. Debbie ~wls hours of Aug. 11 by three men with Hilltop Mike on the bridge. According to was second and third Reed's report given to the was Kelly · Meeks wltb Sheriff's Department, he was Chico. Mike Rogers Of · ~ming across the bridge and Point Pleasant riding Mike's preparing to tum left on the Bucky was first b1 the dash West Virginia aide wben he . for money race. Second was noticed a car stopped along Tony Kennedy with Notty the road with ItS hood up. When he approached the Boy · Billy and John was third on car to render asslatance, one Greer Rated X. John Greer man came from the back of was first in _the stake-race the car with a gun: One of the with second going to Greg three men then demanded Cole and third to Kelly that Reed tum over his Meek s. All lead-in pony billfold, which contabled $360, participants received small according to Reed. Reed was then forced blto trophies and "riders included Gloria Miller, Joshua the robbers' car and taken by Jenkins, Aaron Curd, Jodi two of the men to an area Brown, Carl Hunt II, Keith between Hartford and Ma80n . Hunt, Robbie Hawk, Lori The rob~ tied hlln to a tree Hayes, Mica Jones and using his .bell and then fled Kristin Courtney Allens- the scene b1 the car. worth . Three calls were answered Thursday by the Middleport Emerge ncy Squad which filled in for the Pomeroy unit while that squad worked at the Meigs County Fair. At 11 :19 a.m., the squad went to New St .. Pomeroy, for Myrtle Hayes who had chest paints. She was taken to Vet· erans Memorial Hospital. At 12 :01 p.m . the squad went to S. Second Ave., Mid· dleport, for Thomas Justice who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 5:03p.m., the squad took Roberta Marshall to Veterans Memorial Hospital. DISSOLUTION In Meigs County Common Pleas Court David Ross, Rt. I, Middleport, and Belinda Ross, Middleport, filed for dissolution of marriage. himney Sweep.~'-----. (Continued from paltl) Ed Holter groomed his animal b1 to the reserve champion position. The grand champion Guernsey belonged to Carnahan. · The winner in the Jersey category was an anima) owned by Mary · Colwell, reserve champion honors going to Jinuny Parker's prize stock. Ed Holter's Holstein was selected grand champion b1 the respective class with the reserve champion belontllnl to Carnahan. The grand ·champion dairy steer w~ owned by Bill Kautz, the reserve belonging to Holzer. Computer !Continued from paael) the problem. A public discUIIlon will be held on a proposed' amendment to the 1976 Communit:t Development Block 'Grant at the regular meetblg Of the Meigs County commlasioners on Tliesday, Aug. 22 and 27. The amendment under consideratlonan proposed to change the housblg· .grant from acquisition reba bllltation - resale to simple rehabilitation. All thoae interested are invited to attend. Attending were Henry Wells, Richard Jones and James Roush , commissioners, and Mary Hobstetter, clerk. BOARD TO MEET The Southern Local ll<>ard of Education will meet b1 special session Aug. 21 at 7 p.m. to discuss negotiations of all employes. They will meet b1 regular session Aug. 22 at 7:30p.m. Both meetblga will be held b1 the high school cafeteria. ' GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis City Planning Commission will hold its first public bearblg Sept. 21 to consider zoning classifications inside the newly annexed 413 acres above the Old French City. ll<>undarles of each of four types of district within the a'1"e~ed area wlll be considered. The Planning Commission will meet at 7:30p.m. on that date - a Thursday - in the City Building. ·The 413 acres He just above the former city lbmits, with the Chesapeake and Ohio RaUro~d adjoining to the west, the Ohio River on the east, and US 35 on the north. Recommendations of the Planning· Commission wUI be submitted to the City . ~ ~Chimr\E)' · S weep 7·7!ri.J!fi7 P.on'Zorlt•,,., ~ Open Class ~H horse ~ I, '35i~U:' , ::::::::::::;.::::;::.::::::::::;:::::::::;.:.:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::::::::;.;.;.;.;.;.;:;.;.;:;.;:;.; ' NOBODY - but nobodY ;:, can remember the. last time a chimney sweep appeared at a Mela County Fair. However, with the comeback of the coal and wood-burning sto.ves and the upswing on fireplace usage, Ron Zartman of Long llotlom b1 the traditlor1al stovepipe hat of the chimney sweep attracted a -lot of attention as a lire prevention measure . A former Ohio University student, Zart· man, now a resident of Meigs County, began his work as a chimney sweep this summer. HI-LOW TEMPS NEW YORK (UP!) - The highest temperature reported Thursday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawall, was 1111 degrees at Childress, Texu. Today 's low was 30 degrees at Ely, Nev . · Middleport water wells work finished VOL. 13 NO. 29 · .,.. , ~q ....... . . . . .. ,, ....-· .. .. . . . ,., "" • ' " . NE~Y ANNEXED AREA of Gallipolis is bounded on the south by th e former c1ty lbm1ts, on the west by th e Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad , on the east by the .OhiO River, and on the north by US 35. This map of the annexed territory, together With the legend. pmpomts proposed property-use classifications. tntittt MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS By KATIE CROW. POMEROY - The 1978 Meigs County Fair · grand champion steer, owned by Paula MIUer, Rt. 2,-Racine, was sold for $2.10a pound to Burger Chef, Pomeroy, at the 4-H-FFA Junior Fair Livestock sale held Friday night . The Farmers Bank and Savblgs was the largest single buyer at the sale. · · Last year's steer brought $2 a. pounii. Marlon Riggs, Riggs Ford, Logan, purcha5ed the re5erve champion from Cbad &berts, Rt. 2, Racine lor .t.20 a po\Uid. Th~ grand champion hog was pur- · cha5ed from BUI Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, by City Ice and Fuel, M!ddlep011 and Point · Pleasant, for P .70 a pound. The reserve champion hog was purchased by the Fapners Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy at $1.6:i pound from its owner, Billy Dyer, Rt . I, Bidwell. The grand champion pair of hogs was purchased from BUly Dyer, by the Pomeroy National Bank, for $1.05 pound. The grand champion lamb owned by Sonia Carr, Tuppers Plains. was pur· chased for $7.50 a pound by the Racine Home National Bank. The grand champion pair of lambs, also owned by Sonia Carr, was purchased for $2.60 by Kroger Store, Pomeroy. The reserve champion lamb, owned by Eric Miller, Rt . 2, Racine, was sold for $2.10 and purchased by City Ice and Fuel. The reserve champion pair, owned by Nick Leonard, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, sold for SI.IOtothe Pomeroy National Bank, which donated the lamb back to the lamb bsnquet. The complete sales list is as follows with the sale order given first, followed by the seller's name, the weight of the animal, the price paid and the buyer's name . and weighed 1,095 pounds. Shown are, 1..-, Charles Calaway and Mary Mora, junior fair kblg and queen, David ll<>ster, area manager for Burger Chef, Greg Gatrell, local manager of Burger Chef and Paula Miller, owner . Elberfelds In 'Pomeroy GrtAitiDCHAMPION HOG owned by BIU Miller, Rl . 4, Pomeroy, was soid 'at fl. TO a pound and was purchaoed by City Ice and Fuel, Middleport, at the Meigs Council meeting set 1 ~· ~'"] ····- ·· ·Racine Home National Bank, Burger Chef, City Ice & Fuel buy top Meigs Fair livestock GASTOBEOFF RUTLAND - Rutland residents are remblded that natural gas service In the town will be turned off Saturday until I p.m. while work Ia helng done on the mabllble. ' { SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1978 murdered in North Carolina Elberfelds In Pomeroy ·- oriented to highway travelers, or general businesses including sales and services for MIDDLEPORT ....: Repair won. bas automobiles, farm machinery, building been compleled f t one of Middleport's trades, etc. wells which bad beea out of service siDce 1-1 General Industry : Areas which, Moaday, Mayor Fred Hoffman said because of their access to transportation, Saturday. Village offlelals would l.lke to community serviCes~ and relative isolation lballk resident& for lbelr cooperallon · from other land uses, provide good sites and eoDSertatlon eHorts. · for most types of manufacturing, Adequate water was available in lbe production, and storage activities. system from three other weDs which are R·3 Medium High·Density Residence: used by the viUage and are capable of Areas for high density residential developprovldlog oorrilal service to vUlage ments (9 to l5 dwelling units per acre ) residents. which have ready access to 111ost com::.::;; ~:: .:: ::: : :::: ::: : :::: : :: : :::: :: : : :;:;:;::::::: :::::: ::: :::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;: munlty services. GAlliPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT VeteraDS Memorial Hospital Admitted - Myrtle Hayes, Pomeroy; Roberta Marshall, ~arkersburg; Joyce Portel', Rutland. · Discharged - Elva Oatley, Philip Null. Shop Friday Ti18:00- Saturday TIIS:OO districts are on file at the Gallipolis City Municipal Bullding, ~18 Second Avenue, for public examination. Districts and general provisions of the area are : C-1 Genera~M'mmerce : Areas of the existing cen!l'8l business district which are structurally sound and functional plus additional areas which· are logical for · e~ll'lnsiori of a unified .and .compact commercial core. · C-2 Highway and Service Commerce: Areas along major highways or thorough· fares which ·provide sales and services WHS teacher We have our new collection of Ski Jackets. Furs. Leather, Wool and Fur Trimmed Styles. . The size selection is excellent. ··• territory and property classification into :tmts GRAND CHAMPION STEER - The grand champion •eer was purchased by Burger Chef for $2JO a pound at the Meigs County 4-H FF A Junior Fair Livestock sale Friday night. The animal was owned by Paula Miller. Rt. 2. Racine LAYAWAY YOUR COAT FOR THE WINTIR . . SEASON ' CommiSBion , which, in tum, must have a 5econd public hearing before enactblg any ordblsnce or regulations. James T. ll<>ster, City Zoning Officer, stated that an accurate map of said • County 4-11 FFA Junior Fair Uvestocll sale Friday night. Left to right are, Bill Mlller,owner, AriH~y, Jr., buyer and VltiiSHartiey. APPLICATION SOUGHT Dick McCarthy has applied -for a permit to build a selfservice filling station on upper SR ?, it became known t<r day. · ll's a filling stalion for. the Rkh Oil Corporation. Its location is near the Midland· Guardian Transport Co. ( MG Transport ), Public hearing scheduled VINTON - There will be a special maetinl of the Vinton VIllage Council Tullday, AUfl. 22, at 7 p.m .. in the Vinton Town Hall. Itema on the agenda include a dllcullion of the current water ·crlala, ) eonJidoratlon of a proposed contract with the Galli• County Rural Water AIIOCiatlon, and all other mattera that may come before the counc:ll. RIIGIITJIAnoN n.JESDA Y BIDWELL - Resistrallon for BidwellPan.. Elementary School will beheld Tllllday, Auc. 221rom 9 a.m . to noon and) to I p.m. PII'IOIII who have Dol ...gllltred ..,.. tbelr diiidrtn lltollld do ., lbat day. · Plnnll llhould brlnll copies of birth cettlflcatll and lmmuniutlon recorda. ' Cruiser sale plan finalized BY LARRY EWING VINTON - Meeting in special 5esslon Friday night, VInton's Vlllaae Counc:ll fina~ a reiiOiution eaUblg for the sale of the police cruiser, and Initiated proceedlnaato blstaU a $1~.000 emergency water tap. At their regular August meeting, held Monday, Aug, 7, council'memben pasaed a resolution to 1111 the VInton pullce ttruiltr. The reaolutlon wu formally prepared and pretented for ligriinR at Friday night's Continued on ~· 0.1 MARKET HOGS RALEIGH, N. C. - A Wahama High Grand c namp ion - Bill Mil l er , & hool teacher , Jerry Romine, 32, Point Rou te 41 Pomeroy, 27.6, $3. 70, City Ice and Middleport . Pltasant, was shot to death near here Fuel.Re!ier iJe champ ion Sill)' D)'E!r , early Saturday morning in a bizarre Rou te 1, Bidwell , 195, $1.65, Farmers Bank robbery episode. and Savings Co ., Pomeroy . Grand Champion Pa ir - Bill y Dyer, Authorities said Romine and two other Route 1 Bidwell. 441. 51.05, Pomeroy Point Pleasant resldents,.Richard Pickens Na tional Bank , Pomeroy . and Roger BUmgardner, both in their 20s, 4- Perry Smith, Rou te I, Racine, 206, were enroute to Nags Head, N. C. at about Sl.S7 1h, Ra c ine Home National Bank ; 5 4:30a.m. when they stopped for a woman Contiriued on page A·2 ·they thought to be a stranded motorist . After the trio stopped, two masked men armed with a doubl..barrel shotgun and pistol , came out of the woods and ordered the men to give them their money and suitcases. The bandits then ordered Bumgardner and Pickens to get into the trunk and forced &mine to drive the vehicle onto a· rural road. It was after Romine, Becompanied by the bandits, had driven about a quarter-mile out the rural road the Mason County man was kUled. One shot was alao !Ired into the trunk but · did not hit Bumgardner or Pickens. Authorities that while Bumgardner and Pickens were · aware that shots had been fired, they did not know Romine· had been kiUed until they were able to pry the trunk open at about sunri~ . They di·scovered Romine's body ·outside the au(o. · No arrests had been made yet late ·Saturday . sata GRAND CHAMPION LAMB - The grand champion lamb at the 1978 Meigs County Fa1r sold for $7.50 a pound and was purchased by Racine Home Nationa l Bank. The animal weighed 103 pounds. Shown are, foreground , Sonia Carr, Tuppers PlalllS, owner; 5eeond row. Angie Spencer, sheep princess and Tammy Ervin, sheep queen ; ba ck, Dan Dailey, shepherd, Charles Calaway and Mary Mora , juruor fa1r king and queen and Tom Wolfe, presidenl of the Racine Home ··· National Bank. In Gallia County Property valuation increase expected BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County property owners, who experienced large increases in their property valuations for tax purposes three years ago, can expect the values to go up 2MO percent this year. County officials feel this could happen during the county's first three-yea r update \ \\"'''' ::;;;;;:,~;;;:~,:,: ·:, : : :~\(\ : 'l'liHday, fair Suaday aDd !ijj :~: :::::::;:;:; ::::: ::: :::;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::;:::::::::::;: ,:;.;.;: :: :· ;:,,.;:;:;:;.;.;:::::;.;:;:;.;: BLUE DEVIL IIOOS'l'llljls AT WORK - Four men who played key roles in Frlday'l IIICCIISSiul "Mill ~Coacheo Cookout" at the Gallipolis Gun Oub are llhown grlllblg bambura.r. 'the aome 1211 persons who turned out to greet the coaches. Left to right aft . ·MUll, ll<>b Marchi, Oarence Fowler, and Jay Slmml. . which is to be completed this year. The va luation increase will be noted on tax bills mailed next January for taxes incurred this year . Mrs. Dorothy Condee, county auditor sa id Saturday, even though she is opposed to the increase it is mandated by legislation enacted in 1972. In order to equalize the tax structure over the state , Ohio lawmakers passed a law whereby all real estate ·must be appraised at market value•and be taxed at 35 percent of that value. When count ies began their reappraisals under the law there was such a drastic increase ln taxes Lhat the state decided to do an update every three years to offset such a tax jump. In order to determine the amount of the increase, the Department of Tax Equalization sends a representative from its department to the auditor's office periodlcallv to check the orice real estate IS selling for and then compares that price with what is placed on the tax duplicate. Ftbm that information a percentage is given to the auditor whereby he or she must increase or decrease the values accordingly. Mrs. Condee bas received the perceotages she must use wbleb are as lollowo: Agrlcullural laud, 50 perceat; farm buildings, 20 percent; commercial and lndut~trlal , 2l perce nt, and residential, 45 percent for an overall average ol39 perceat. The auditor states that although values will ao doubt IDcrease, lt does not necessarily mean that large of ani Increase In the overall tax bill. • HB 920 passed In 1976 provides thot on. a voted levy the amount of ta~es derived from such levy cannot increase from the previous year, however, there ls no control over the 10 mill lbmltiltion allowed by law Continued on page A-2 ,I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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