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' - rhe IJa1ly Sl'nttnel, Mlddleporl -l'umeruy, 0 , Tuesdil)' , J une 22, 1976 eachers hired in Gallia system Two leache1s were employed and tw o more resigned Monday mght c)urlng a special mee ting of lht• (ijlllia Coun ty Loca l r.lo,1rd of EducatiOn Diana Schl ater, Pow t Pleasa nt , a gr ad uate of M1 amt Umvers1 ty , was employed as hbranan at Kyger Creek H1gh School She repla ces Mrs Mary Fulton who retu ed Mrs l>"hlater holds a B S Degree 111 '.lbra ry Sc tence and lJ.1 ucatlonal Medta Vera Gall Darst, also of Pol- t Pleasant, was h1red as u c·orruHcrclal mstructor at Nor h Galha H1gh School :ep; 0 cm ~ Georgta Fowler A r;r.tduatc of Marshall Umverst ty, she holds a B S Lc~ r ce m Compre hensive lht mess 8ducat10n Hestgnaho us wt•re ac· lcpted ft 01 n M1 s Joyce ~'n w l~s , an elementary teacher at Addav1lle and Mrs Barbara Armbruster, EMR teacher at Southweste rn Both are leaving Ga lli a Coun ty CliSlodlans gtven one-year contract, were Billy J Abshire, Rt t, Galhpohs, at Kyger Creek High School and Charles Russell , Porter, at V1nton Elementary School The boa rd voted to parltctpale w the Southeastern Oh10 Spec 1al Educatton Resource Center at the rate of 65 cent, per student Ass istant Pr osecuting Attorney Wtlham Eachus was lluthom ed to meet wtth Jun Biaschak , Wage and Hour Dlvtston, U S Department of Labor , to negohale ba ck wages allegedly owed up to 12 custodians and thetr spouses Last week, Blaschak, who has been conducUng an mves hgatl on mto custodtal tSeek summer jobs for area students Frank Knox , manager of tl1c Galhpohs off1ce of the o:uu Buteau of Employment Servtccs, .tnnounced today lite tmltalion of a project m M•' lgs nnd Galil a Cour1ties to "' "sl AJ'Clt studenl• tn obemt~ uuu g summer p''Jymenl AI ea employers are asked ~~ review lhe1r hmng plans for lh ' swmne r and g1ve par tiCular atten l1on to those jobs which could be filled by young 1111rkers The Cnmmum ty Ariton hgcncy 1n G.t ihpo ils has prov1d ed OBI•S wtlh the - overtime smce February , satd the board owed $64,434,39 m back pay He satd the board had fatled to pay overtime fl'om March 22, 1974 to March 12, 1976 Blaschak satd the board was obllgaled to pay the back wages and warned that tf It !ailed to do so, the matter would go to court Much of Monday 's meeting was spent discussing the status 0( the Hannan Trace Htgh School bwldmg The structure was struck by vandals Apnl 12 Since then, the board has advertised twlce lor bids to repatr the school 's shop but recetved no bids the !trst time and only one last week Kmg Contracting Inc , Jackson, was the only btdder at a cost of $123,800 The board's msur ance firm, the Wtseman Agency, main tams the btd was too high Last mght, a sharp difference of opmion concerning the repair work and the m- foliowmg persons to asstst w1 th the summer youth pr oJect Donn a Matthew, Gallipolis , Cheryl Scott, Gallipolis, and Lena Hutchmson, Gallipolis, Semor at Buckeye Htlis Career Center, Rto Grande Empl oye rs may nol1fy OBES of any job opporlunlltes by calling 4461683 Student, wtshmg to pla ce apph caltons lor summer employment may come to the Ohto Bureau of Employment Servtces , Monda y through Fnday , fromB a m to 5pm -~--- -·----- --, HECK'S 4 DAYS ONLY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 26 Heart Fund Local news, in briefs goal missed by just $70 tn th e - report of the sweepstakes winners at the been issued to Everett Arthur Jeffers, 29 Rt t, Portland Frog Jump , two names were and Janet Sue Tr ibble, unmtentlonaUy om itted and Portland · one was mcorrect. Omitted was tlfe Farmers THE POMEROY E R Bank and Savmgs Co , whtch Squad was called to the Long gave a $100 bond and the Bottom store on Route 248 to w1nner was Vesta Smdh assist James Miller at 3 26 Middleport, and the Pomeroy p m Monday He was taken Fabri c Shop a SIO gift to the Holzer Medical Center certlficale wh•ch went to Ja ckie Br own , Rt 2 THE MIDDLEPORT Pom eroy The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called Naltonal Bank's S100 bond at 4 12 p m Monday for Mary went to F M Tuttle, Memhart of94 Hudson St She Pomeroy was taken to the Holzer KATHRYN MORA, Rt 3, Medical Center Pomeroy, Is a pat•ent at St THE MONTHlY meeting Joseph Hospital , Parkers of the Women's Fellowship of burg, where she will undergo Me1gs County Churches of back surgery Her room Chmt will be held at 7 30 number Is 307 for those who p m Thursday at the wish to send cards Middleport Church The Senior Citizens Choir will A MARRIA GE license has present the program 3•. The annual Meigs County Heart Fund Drive failed to , 1 reach its 1976 quo Ia bYon Y about $70, Paul Kloes and Mick Childs, c<><:ha1rmen, satd today The dnve had a goal of $3,500 and raised during the drive was $3,430.39 Breakdown on the mcome house-tohouse canvass, $1 ,722 49, busmess letter response , $283 , mdiVIdual con. tribptwns, $96. 70; memonal gt!ls, $88; not-at-home envelope returns, $113 37 , radtothon, $798 39 ; school chartttes drtves, $122 69, balloon day, $205 75 MASON, W Va. - The Kloes and Childs extended Mason Town Councll thanks to contnbulors , • discussed a swnmer youth workers and chau-men for the recreatiOn program Monday dnve The chairmen m- night after Mayor Fred youth program is promised eluded · Mrs. Eddie Baer, Pomeroy; Mrs W~ma Sargent, Mtddlepor1; rs ~:~e~~~~~y~;:.:~~::. Taylor read a letter from Charleston Taylor said the program will begin In Mason as soon as a reply Is heard from the state office. Activities planned include track meets, horseshoe pttchlng, ball games, and dances Councll also approved motions to buy two blue hghts lor the new town cruiser. The f!rst reading of an ordmance to open Miller St. Fnnges t Mrs. Marte Amberger, Mrs ~ Esther Joseph, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mmersvtlle; Mrs Ruda Durst, Portland; Mrs surance's coverage Margaret Nesselroad, Reedsdeveloped between1 Harold vtlle; Mrs. Sharon Jewell, Wtsernan of the Wtseman Ha rtsonville Mrs Henry • Agency and George Walter, , Et~hmger, Chesler. Mrs school board architect from Belt Kern Hemlock Grove, Y ' J 0h Dayton Mrs . Merle ns?n, By GENE BERNHARDT Durmg the June 14 Rutland , Mrs Harold White, WASHINGTON (UP!) meeting , the board accepled Langsville; Mrs. Vtrgtl King, House Democrahc leaders King's btd for the repair Darwm, Mrs. Sam Crow, today recommended work An adjuster was Bradbury, Mrs Eugene sweepmg reform of frmge scheduled to be in Gallipolls Johnston, Salem Center; benefits gtven congressmen today to work on the problem Mrs Paul Htli, Letart, and 10 a move to offset recent sex The board went Into an Mr s Cha rIes Carr • Mrs Frtlt scandal allegations eiecuhve sesston which Goble, Mrs Edward Murphy The Democratic Sleermg lasted one-and-one-hall hours and Mrs Roger Rtlchte, and Policy Committee pnor to adjournment Tuppers Plams adopted a !3-pomt program Supennlendent C Comer drafted by a three-member Bradbury satd the session NEW YORK (UPI) - Wtde comnuttee task Ioree. The was called to dtscuss per- recetver Lou Ptccone and maJor change would strip the sonnel problems He, and cornerback R1ch Sowelis, House Admtntstralton Mrs Naomt Beman, bOard 11 ho played out thar opttons Comnuttee of power to set clerk, attended the sessiOn last season wtth the New allowances lor members Teaching vacancies still York Jets, Monday stgned Rep. Wayne Hays, Mhio, extsting m the county system one-year Nat1onal Football restgned as chalrffiBn of the are Two kindergarten m- League contracts w1lh the admmiStratiOn panel Monday structors, a home economtcs club m response to growmg teacher at Southwestern; a The Jets also announced pressure !rom allegations by btology science Instructor at the s1gnmg of "" free Elizabeth Rny that Hays put Kr.ger Creek an art teacher agents- Ime backers Jtrn her on the comffilttee payroll lor the North Gallla area, Stock of Notre Dame and to serve only as hts rrustress elementary postltons at Steve Poole of Tennessee, The policy commtttee, Cenll!rvtlle and Vmton, a runmng back Ike Grant of headed by Speaker Carl h1slory teacher at North Alabama State, de!enstve Albert, recommended the Gallia and two head coachmg tackle Paul Brock of Tulane, changes to a caucus of all posttlons at North Gallia. defenstve back Mark House Democrats, wh1ch will McCluskey of Bngham meet Wednesday to act on the NEW YORK !UPI) - W;th Young. and center Mtke proposals and put them mto two weeks to go m fan Owens of Mtssourt effect. baiiotmg, Los Angeles The policy comnuttee also Dodger first baseman Steve voted 21 to 0 to nommate Rep Garvey and New York Met Bench, third baseman Pete Frank Thompson, D-N J , to oul!teider Dave Kmgman Rose, oul!telder George succeed Hays as chalflllan of Monday have tenlahve Foster and shortstop Dave the admtntnstration starlmg spots on the Nal1onai Concepcion all lead m cornrntltee Thompson League Ail-Star team hallotmg lor the July 13 pledged madvance to support The two JOin a team well- ciasstc at Phtladelphta. all the changes proposed by populated by cmcmnalt Ph1iadeiph1a outfielder Greg the task force. Reds Second baseman Joe I uzmskt rounds out the The power of the Morgan, catcher Johnny starling team adminiStration comnuttee to set such ttems as the number l of clerks and free tnps home for members, as well as statwnery and postage allowances, would be removed and returned to the full House. Other reform ' recommendallons would· -Gtve the speaker power to nominate Democratic members of the adrnmiSirallon comnuttee, subject to party caucus re1orm IS which runs between Rt 35 and Fourth St' was approved Councllls asking that all restdent. of Mason clean the1r vacant lot, Immediately and to Wtderpm all tratlers, as the are otherwise vlolatm/ a city ordinance. The next meeting will be held on July 6 due to July 5 bemg a holiday Those present were the d 11 be mayor an COWie mem rs Katherine Smith, Lawrence Roush Charlotte Jenks and Ed p ' erry · push ed Jobs, drug abuse (Continutd from page 1) IDd•tries Needed · Answers Indicated that resldenlll beUeve light and heavy manufacturing !Inns and re80urce lnduatries such aa mining and forestry would be of most benefit to the region, Construction, service Industries, and handicraft. or home Industries followed in that order On a county-by<OWity basis, jobs and Industrial expansion was the most Important regional concern in all live counties. Drug abuse and crime-related concerns were also high on the list in each of the counties. Other concerns often mentioned reflected some of the differences between the coWities. Gallla County was the strongest supporter of buDding new recreational facilities. Better schools rated high in VInton County, and also In Athena and Gallia CoWities. Meigs and VInton CoWities strongly supported highway improvements. and !wusilll! was near the top of the list In Jackson County. Hall of the Me1gs CoWltians interviewed selected heavyuse recreation facilities llll highly beneftclal to their county. Vmton County recognized the value of Lake Hope State Park and mdicaled that more such general facilities would be of the greatest benefit to them Many Athens County resldenla wanted more and better cultural and historical facilities &tch heavy manufacturing as a steel mill or ~e plan~ was the first chotce of Jackson and Meigs County restdenlll. Vmton County favored continwng to rely on resource-based Industries such as timber and coal, as did Athens and Gallia Counties to a lesser degree All five counties ranked light manufacturing high, and handicraft or home industrtes at least beneficial to them or their region. Residents of the area will have a chance to learn more details about these and other results of the study at a series of mer•mgs , ;he flrst meeting Will be held In the Jackson Area ExtenSion Center south of Jackson on June 29. The ~nd meeting wtll be JWle 30 at the Athens County Extenston meeting room on the fairgrounds in Athens, and the third meetmg will be held July I at the Jackson Production Credit AssoCiation buDding m Galllpolls. The meetmgs will start at 7 30 p.m Meetings will be held m Metgs and Vmton later this summer or early fall. l'lerce urges elecled officials, recreation and development groups, and Interested citizens to attend these me:tlngs and study the priorities and concerns llsted by area restdents ~e Will present the results, assisted by local and area Extetlsion personnel The study was conducted as part of the GROW Conununity Development Project FWids for GROW are provtded through the Rural Development Act of 1972 and administered by the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center and the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service l.ncal direction comes from GROW advisory committee memhers and other community leaders In the five count~es. wat erwork S p!l-••••••••••••••••., (Continued from page 1) David also reporled that 11 trees at the cemetery need to be cut down and repatr Is needed on Lincoln Terrace and Hill Sts COWICll agreed to wall •until the finance committee met before taking action. Mayor Andrews read the report of Chief Jed Webster that the Police Department had mvestlgated 23 acCidents, made 39 arrests, collected $3,000 !rom parking meters, Issued 1,041 parking ticketa, drove 4,141 mlles and had the pollee cruiser serVICed twtce The mayor 's report lor May showed receipts in the amoWit of $1,498 60, which counctl approved The meehng was opened With prayer by the Rev. William Middlesworth. Attendmg were Mayor Andrews, Ralph Werry, Lou Osborne, Davis, Phil Globokar, Dr Brown, council members, Dan Thomas, ..Lawrence Manley, Mr and Mrs. Basil Haynes, Phyllls Hennessy, treasurer, and Jane Walton, clerk. Me 0 ' I!"~S ~pproval. we've cut the red 1ape NEW& EXCITING STUDIO CREATIONS! Expressive 8X10 Color Portrait 1\ ll "~ ' " 11 m>" / l 1111t l t l l\litllll / ( •f Ut" SI ~·1~ uh ~kh1 ~ 1" r I uuil\ Our loan officer knows h1s busmess 1 If you're In need of a loan, for any reason, he'll do h1s darndest to see that you gel one w1lh a payment plan that su 1ts you best Come in and talk to him today! l ll .,thW I AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGS5 To7 P.M. ''THE FRIENDLY BANK" - Elurunate a member's rtght to keep any funds left over from hts $6,500 a year stallonery allowance and lake the accumulated cash w;th hun when he leaves offtce. Former Rep. H.R Gross, R-lowa, for Instance, took a $25,000 "cash out" accumulatiOn with him at rettrement. -Eliminate the $1,140 a year postage allowance -Reduce to 15 cents the presenl20 cents-a-mile travel allowance for drtvmg to the mernher's district and back to Washmg!On. - Reqwre lawmakers to report their allowance spendmg every three months lllStead of the current SIXmonth Intervals -Create a comrruss1on of hve Democrats, three Republicans and seven persons outstde Congress to study staffing and spending by all House committees and report to the House by Dec. 31, 1977 MEIGS THEATRE Tomght thru Thursday June 12 thru June H complete pn ce NOT OPEN Ripley Frt . Sat. Sun. June 15·26 27 Pt. Pleasant Athens WaIt Disney's BLACKBEARD'S GHOST Belpre 1, OHIO Photo Hours : ~> oatly: 10-1,2-s,6r; sat ,o. J,2 -4. Jo -- -- - - - -----' Dean Jones, Peter Ust~nov. Susanne Pleshette, Elsa Lancheste Joby Baker, Elliott Reid IGl Show Starts 7p m __________.'--------' ._ Member federal DepoSitlnsuranco Corooratto• DEPOSITS INSURED TO 1401000 (Continued from page 8) same lor people asking about Planned Parenthood, the Health Department, food stamps, whatever. Sometimes it really helps a caller to know whom to contact and what Is likely to happen" Mrs .• Leafy Chasteen presided at the meeting with Hank Cleland discussing the new Meigs County directory of social services. Chester King, chainnan of the Melgs County Red Cross, will assume chairmanship of the Council at the July meeting lor the next three months The meeting In July will be by ComrnWtity Action Agency At the meeting were Mrs Chasteen representing the Senior CiUzens Inlormatlon and Referral program; Letha Proffitt, Melgs-Gallia Community Action, Mrs Wllma Sargent, Central Hearl Association; Mrs. Pearl Williams, retired teacher; Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Council secretary; Doug Uzon, Meigs County Retired Senior Citizens Vo!Wlteer Program; Cleland, Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation; two representatives from the Mental Health; King, Red Cross Chapter, Vernon Nease, chairman of the Meigs County blood program; Charles E. Blakeslee, Meigs County Planning Commission; Susie Casto, Phyllis Bearhs, Planned Parenthood. News •• in Briefs (Continued from page 1) transplants Then he trted to reduce his watstllne through a diet As the pounds dropped off, so dtd his new hair. ATLANTA- THE NEW SWINE FLU vaccme ts safe and effective according to the Director of the National Center for Disease Control. Dr. David Sencer said the vaccine, being made available to all Americans to prevent an outbreak of the VIrus, "t.• potent and the level of reaction IS practically zero." "We are conVInced that we have developed a safe vaccme " Sencer told a ctvlc club luncheon Monday. Sencer satd he ~ould not predict whether there will be an outbreak of the dtsease thts winter, but that all people born since 1920 could contract the VIrUS COLUMBUS- STATE AUDITOR THOMAS E Fergu.~n today Issued an audit against Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle deputy regiStrar John M. Keller, Lebanon, Indicating a $73,699 97 shortage m license plate sales from 1973 to 1975. "Numerous errors and poor orgamzatlon of the paper work ra1sed seeffilngly endless detailed questtons," noted the state exanuner "Difftcultles ranged from the poor quality of ccmpleted applications to an entire series of plates bemg located In another deputy registrar's office," said the audit report. The report satd 902 vehicle license plate appUcations were missing in 1973 and 44 applications were rrussmg in 1974 Street light (ConUnued from page 1) has been determined structurally soWid, although 11 IS recommended that expanston joints be renewed. He said seven teenagers are working in town under a CommWitly Action Agency work program for 10 weeks this summer, 24 hours a week, Two of the yoWig people ure working at .the park, he said. Council discussed several problems mcludlng removal of political posters, a cistern needing filling on Gravel Hill, a request for the blacktopping of an alley between I.ncust and Hamilton Sts. and a complaint against parking at a business firm. Councll passed a resolution authorizing Paul Gerard of the Middleport Recreation Commission to ask the Middleport Planning Com· mission to seek authority to expand the recreational facilities at the Middleport Marina. Gerard said that the recreation commission feela that any expanded recreational program will almost have to be in the manna area. Mayor Hoffman J18reed to get estimates on resurfacing costs for certain Middleport streets. ,Councilman King suggested resurfaced streeta he sealed In the future to help such work last longer. .AI.o attending the meeting was Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ELECTRIC FANS Housewares Departmen~ Urgency given to new lock, canal The Ohto Valley Im provement Association, Inc today presented to th e Subcommittee on Water Resources of the Sena te Publtc Works Commttlee an urgent recommendahon for authortuttion lhts year of construe tion of the single 110foot by 1,200-foot lock m a bypa• canal at the Gallipolis l.ncks and Dam The eXIsUng structure at Gallipolis, compleled •m 1937 and compnsmg a 600-foot lock wtth a 3611-fool aUXlhary lock, constitutes the most senous bottleneck on the Ohlo-Mtsstsstppl River System between the Pennsylvan18 border and the Gulf of Meitco Wtth traffic dellllbld, particularly coal for steel mtlis and electric power generalion moWtting rapidly , lock capactty wtll be exceeded by 87 percent by !985, the earliest !eastbie completion dale , OVIA stated Resulting delays at that time of 50 hours aw311mg access to the locks wtll be an mevttable occurrence with totAl costs of $17,500 per tow transtt Thts, the Association pomted out, would greatly mcrease costs to consumers on a w1de vartely of products, mcludtng electnc power, steel products, chemtcals, gasohne, fuel o!l and. host or household 1terns. It would dtsrupt delivery schedules and reduce tndustrtal e!!tctency thus adversely a!!ectmg employment, parttcularly m the Upper Ohto steel mdustry whose compebhve postlton vs Japanese and common market steel In the Gulf Coast and Mtd-conhnent regions would be ser1ously unpaired Iu summary, OVIA staled that " Because of the vital Importance of adequate capacity at Galhpohs to the economy of the entire Upper Ohto Basm and to the Central and lower areas of the basm, as well, we earnestly recommend authorizalton of .·.:-:-:;:: ::···:::·.· ·x:...•...•.o,;• •••• .. 0 0 • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.,L By Uruted Press International ATHENS, OHIO - OHIO SUPREME COURT Chte! Justice C WtlllBm O'Netll told delegates to Buckeye Boys State they are "on the edge of the Golden Age" m which they can enlarge the nabon's hberttes and Improve the quality o( 1ts JUStice O'Netll admuustered the oath of office Tuesday mght to students elected to admtmstraltve posts m the mO<'k government semtnar sponsored by the Oh10 Amencan Leg10n. And he told the 1,386delegates at Ohto Umvers1ty 's convocation center that the present. and not the future, belongs to them. "I've made hundreds of commencement speeches and I used to tell the young people the future belongs to you," O'Neill SBld "I don't say that any more The present belongs to you not the future " CLEVELAND - SOHIO'S PENNY-MlAUON mcrease on gasolme at company-operated servtce stallons was assatled today by Democratic senalonal nommee Howard M Metzenbaum who sa1d there was "no sound economiC reason" lor the mcrease "The latest mcrease brmgs Soh10's prtces above the nallonal average," sa1d Metzenbaum, who wtil face Sen Robert Taft Jr , R.Qhto, m the November electiOn 'There 1s no sound economic reason why this company should squeeze more and more from the Ohto consumer 'Sohto 's prohts are up Sohto's supplies are adequate But Sohlo's voractous hunger IS msaltable While the oti mdustry pleads agamst governmental moves to break up the ml compames, Sohto's acltons prove the need for governmental protection " The statement noted parhcularly that "Justification of the project resls upon the direct and IJTimediate outlook for !raffle demand, mdependently ol longer term and more speculallve prospects, and further, that the projected trafftc demand does not assume nor in any degree depend upon replacement or eipanston of any other navtgatton !acthty " colhston that killed etght men and IOJUred 48 others Mthtary judge capt Ferdinand L Salomon II returned the verdict alter four hours of dehberatton He smd he Imposed Knull's sentence of "no pumshmenl" because "the Navy can til afford to lose the servtces of an offtcer of that cahber " WASHINGTON - SENATE INVESTIGATORS, after a rune-month study of the Warren Conuntsston's probe of Prestdent Kennedy 's murder, are crthcal of the roles of the FBI and the CIA m the mvestlgation but they don't dispute 1ts !mding that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassm Sen. RichardS Schwetker, R-Pa , and Sen Gary Hart, DColo , CO-{!hatrmen of a spectal mtelhgence subcomnuttee, are releasmg the ll!li!age report tomght and turmng 1t over to the newly created IS-member Senate Select Committee on Intelhgence Aclmhes for further actton. Schwetker has satd the study produced "hot , new leads" whtch could produce new evtdence about Kennedy's assassmalton. But Hart told a newsman Tuesday ''there ts nothmg sensu tionalm the report '' CLEVELAND - THE PRICE OF GASOLINE at Standard 011 of Ohio's Sohto company operated slaltons went up one cent per cent today for the fourth tiiTle this year. Regular is 59 9 Robert Gri!fm, Soch10 marketmg v1ce president, satd increased crude otl and operatmg costs triggered the mcrease. Earlier mcreases m Aprtl, May and on June 2 followed a onecent reduction in January and a two-cent reduction m March A THUNDERSTORM SWEPT ACROSS AN AREA of southeast Ohto 2S m1les !rom Martella late Tuesday mght and left up to three roches of had on the ground m some areas, the Natwnal Weather SerVIce satd lu The WeaU1€r Servtce satd the thunderstorm Jut the Lillie Hocking, Ohto, area about 10 p m Tuesday. Showers and thundershowers of the htt or mtss vanety dotted the state, the NWS smd 1st Floor By WESLEY G PIPPERT lor the Foretgn Polley NEW YORK (UP!) - Assoc1ahon "We need to recogntze that Declanng "we seek not a m recent years our Western condomimwn of the powerful European alltes have been but a comrnumty of the free," deeply concerned, and JUStly Jtmmy Carter S3ld today the so, by our umlateral dealings Uruted States must do away with the Sovtet Uruon," he wtth tis "Lone Ranger" satd foretgn policy and pursue ' To the maxtn!Um extent cooperahon wtth other poss1ble, our dealmgs wtth democrabc nabons In what he btlled as "a the Commumst powers maJor address," the should reflect the combmed apparent Democra ltc VIews of the democractes, prestdentlal nommee called and thereby avmd SUSPICIOns for reduced U S ground by our allies that we may be disregardmg their mlerests " forces m Korea He dtd not use the term 11 detente" or refer to Secretary of Stale Henry Ktssmger by name, but tl was clear they were m hts rnmd "The tune has come for us to seek a partnership between North Amenca, Western Europe and Japan," Carter An action requesting the satd m the speech prepared court to make II spectfted rulmgs regardmg a common party wall hetween slruc· lures in Pomeroy has been !1led m the Meigs County Common Pleas Court F;lmg the action were John F Shffler, Sr ,-and Gertrude B Sltffler, Jackson against Amy K Jones, also of Jackson, pursuant to a fire whtch struck buildings owned Secretary of Slate Ted W by both the plamtiffs and the Brown announced today that defendant last Jan. '!lin the he has ISSUed a charter to lower block o( Pomeroy 's Western Boot C. B. Radio busmess section Club, Inc to operate as a nonThe swt states that the real proftt corporation m the State estate of the plalnllffs and of Ohio defendant have common The prmctpal offtce of the boundartes and the bwldings corpora hon 1s to be located m thereon along the conunon MmersVIlle, Metgs County, boundary are constructed Ohto with a common wall, According to the Articles of although there does not ap!ncorporatton ftled m the pear to extsl any written off1ce of Secretary Brown agreement for the conthe corporallon was formed struction, mamtenance or for "Eslabltshtng, reconstruclton of such a mamtaining, supervtsmg, party wall. and expanding of a club The plamltf!s charge that designed to carry out a as a result of the fire part of 'recogmzed program of the wall has fallen away evaluatiOn and study of radio completely and part remams techmques, methods and standmg They slate they eqwpments as authorized by destre to reconstruct a the Federal Comrnurucations bwldmg on their real estate Commtsston for the Ciltzens and ask for court rulmgs so Radto Club The results of that the prOJect can move ' such activtttes to be made avatlable to any mterested mdivtdual or group as may seek the club's assistance " Gene Ward, Dana Hames and Karen Haines are the m<orporators of the corporallon. Karen Haines, Route I, Minersvtlle, has been appointed Statutory Agent ByLEWISWRD Unlled Press International Jtmmy Carter attacked PreSident Ford's anlibusmg plan Tuesday night and said the na tton needs a prestdent who wtll encourage school desegregation. The prospective Democratic presidential nommee told a fund-raising dinner m Boston that public school mtegrahon was "one There w 1 be a first and of the best thmgs that ever second place for the best happened In the South." Bicentenr -al theme, church Carter spoke hours after groups, !ht and second best Ford told the national Bicentennial, non-{!hurch, Jaycees convention m prize lor best commercial lnd1anapol1s hts entry, anrl marching Wlti and admmtslratton shortly wUI a !trst, second and th1rd place ftle a court swt challenging for best decorate<! btcycle. "court-ordered forced Games will get Widerway busmg" and send Congress a at the )Wlior high at 4 p.m blll that would limit it. There will be sack races, Ford complamed that some greased pole and greased pig federal courts "are to name a few AI 7 30 p m prachcally running our local church services will be held school boards " His plan at the high school and at 10 would limit the federal court p m a tlreworks display will busmg orders to five years. be held at the jWiior high Carter satd Ford's proposal Anyone wishing to par- "would require a ticipate m the parade are to consutullonai au1endment notify Simpson All WII 1'1 are and I don't t~mk that's welcome feasible See the 20 Inch fans with either two or three speeds - 12 inch floor fens ad1ustable tilt and Blnch adjustable table fans. Select your fan now! We'll make It cool for you. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' I - Harry M Mack , asso ctahon president , swnmamed OVIA's [Nlstlion He was followed bv (Continued on page 16) seek not a " We condomtmum of the powerful but acommumty of the free," he satd "Under the Ntxon-Ford adrntmstratlon, there has evolved a kind of secretive 'Lone Ra1 ger' !oretgn poltcy-a one-man policy of mternaltonal adventure," carter satd Among the mdustnal dernocractes, he called lor pertodtc summtt conferences, occasiOnal meetmgs of the leaders and frequent cabmetlevel sesstons PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS In economtc and political affatrs, carter called lor mcrease d coordtnallon among tnduslrtallzed democracies to help avoid repetition of the 1972-73 Inflation, reduction of trade barrters and renovatton of the International Monetary System In mutual secunly, Carter called for reducing U S groWid forces m South Korea on a phased basis and renovatton of the InternatiOnal Monetary System Court asked to rule in common wall issue ahead. The plam tiffs ask rulmgs on the followmg parltculars I What are the exact boundaries of the real estate of the plamtiff and defendant' 2 Do the piamtiffs have the rlgh t to remove the remaining portions of the party wall along the common boWldary of the real estate of the plaintiffs and defendant' 3 If plaintiffs have the ngh t to remov'e the remaimng party wall, do they have any responstbllity for damage to defendant's remwnmg bwldmg resulting !rom removal of the wall' If so, what are the Instructions and lirnitahons lor removal of the wall' 4 If the party wall Is removed, do plamtiffs have either the rtght or the obhgatlon to rebwld a party wall' 5 If plamtiffs have a rlght to reconstruct a party wall, do they have any duty to do anything relative to the attachment of this wall to the rematmng bwldmg of the defendan l'' 6 If piamliffs have a right to reconstruct a party wall along the common boWldary wtth the real estate of the defendants, does the defendant have a duty to share m the cost of the party wall' 7 Does the defendant have a responslblllty to share In the cost of removmg the party wall along the common boWldary of plaintiffs' and defendant's properly' 8 May plaintiffs dispose of the debris from the party wall which ls on their real estale without consultation or liability to the defendant' 9. Does the defendant have any responsibility for removing any of the debris resulting from the falling of the party wall' 10 Do the plaintiffs have the r;ght to construct a wall on their property, to thetr line, and leave the defendant without a wall unless defendant reconstructs her own wall for her building' 11 The party wall between a portton of the real estate of the plaintiffs and defendant extended three stories high, although the building of the defendant was only twp stories What llablllty, if any, do plaintiffs have as a result of said party wall falling following the fire' Bernard V. Fultz Is plaintiff's counsel Carter challenges Ford's position of school busing feature Racine celebration chased from any Racme Ftreman, who ts sponsoring the event,, or by calhng Pete Simpson at 949-2118 SWlday, July 4, at 11 a.m . combmed church services~ wlll be held at the football !teld. At noon chtcken bar· becue wtll be sold at the Rncme F1re Station At 12 30 a garden tractor pull will be held at the first statton sponsored by the Southeast Ohto Garden Tractor l'ullers Assoclalton At 1'45 p m a nag ratsing ceremony wtll be held at the high school with the parade to Ieavethehtghschoolat2pm Floats and other entrtes w11l be judged folio..,mg the parade at the h1g1o school year.'' 1· h . one ranger po Icy It WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1976 Nashville entertainers to RACINE - Plans for Racine's July 3 and 4 celebration in Racine are well advanced according to Pete Simpson, program chairman On Saturday, July 3, Del Reeves and The Good Time Charlies from Nashville Will be featured in a western show at 8 p,m at the htgh school Tickets for the show are on sale at Dutton's Drugs and Kay's Beauty Salon m Middleport, Meigs Inn, Pomeroy, Paul's Barber · Shop m Racine, and Bob's CB lladio In Gallipolis. Advance Uckets are $5 for adulls and f2 50 for students At the door tickets will be $6 and $3 50. Tickets may also be pur- inadequad es of the exlslillll fa cilities burden uuntlal commodity movements with n cessive costs and shutdowns and delays disrupt supply schedules to the detriment of the economy of !be Ohio and Mlssiuippi Vall ey. Accordingly , the Committee wlshea to express Its interest in expedillous submission of the project re[NJrt to the appropriate committees of Congress "ith a view to authorlzalion this en tin e Minersville NORFOLK, VA - A Mll..ITARY JUDGE has found Ll (j g ) Kenneth M. Knuil guilty of court martial charges, but club takes Imposed no pumshment for the Nov colhston of the crwser Belknap and the a1rcraft camer John F Kennedy Knull, who was the deck ofhcer of the Belknpa, became the out papers only man Tuesday to take legal blame lor the 22 In conllrmalton of Its views as to the IJTipdrtance and urgency of this project, OVIA ctled the action of Congress m appropriatmg $200,000 for inihal FY 1975 planntng , subject to authomatton and quoled the followmg excerpl from the Report of the House ApproprtatJOns Commtllee on the FY 1977 Public Works Approprtaltons Btl! "Gallipolis Lock and Dam, Ohio and West Virginia. Early Improvement of the exlsllng navigation facilllles at Gallipolis Lock and Dam, Ohio and West Virginia is of particular concern to the Commlltee. The Committee is advised that the Al,EXANDRIA BAY, N Y. (UP!) - A 1\11! a nd 460-foot barge wtth more than 6 Inllllon gallons oftuel otl aboard struck a Comfort Island shoal early today In lhe St Lawrence R1ver, dumptng 250,000 gallons of the oil into : the waterway A spokeSJnan f<;r the Ninth DIStrict Cll8st Guard Headquarters in Cleveland, Ohto, ha d sa1d I 3 nulUon gallons of No 6 fuel oil went mto the rtVer But, a Coast Guard officer at the nearby Wellesley Island sUitton suid the actual amoWit of spillage was figured at 5,000 barrels, wtth each barrel containing 50 gallons , The tug Eileen C. and the barge Nepc0' 140 hit lhe shoal · about ! 30 a m , but managed to anchor off Mason Point, ' about f1ve miles from where the miShap occurred The Cost Guard at Wellesley Island said three of Ute • barge's 10 holds rupture<~, but Utey were prcs.s uri~cd ttnd '1. the leakage was halted at 250,000 gallons Each of the holds contamed 16,000 barrels, the Coa~l Guard saul Booms were bemg deoloyed to conUJin the spill .' Dateline 1776 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO l:'N~~~ ~ ~ :i;;iJri~f~ ::· stake " • e VOL XXVIII NO 47 lhts project withm the current year The well-being and futur e prospects of mtihons of Investors , workers , farmers and consum ers are directly at 250,000 gallons of oil dumped into St. Lawrence 11 \ "I see a real need 10 thts country for strong leadership from the prestdent, the governors, the mayors , to encourage free mtegrallon of schools," the former Georgia governor satd Carter held two fundrmsmg functlons m Boston and scheduled five more m New York today at $1,000 a person He has satd he expects to have hts $1 2 mtlhon debt paid before openmg h1s general election campatgn, whlch will be financed by federal lunda. Ronald Reagan has been working and relaxmg this week at hts 600-acre ranch near Santa Barbara, calif , and leaves Thursday for a round of campatgn appearances m MISSissippi, Minnesota, Wyoming and Montana - states where 83 delegates arc at stake. The First Lady, Betty Ford, will fill m for her husband at this weekend 's Minnesota GOP convention, while F,! u attends an econorntc sumnm conferenoo wtth leaders of other Western nattons m Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, former Teias Gov. John Connally satd m San Antomo that Carter "looks tough to beal" But, Connally satd, "as time goes on a great many flaws wtll begm to develop m Mr. carter's facade " He sald carter Will have to defend Democrat programs and "when It's all S81d and done I think you're going to have difficulty m dishnguishmg between the McGovern plat· form and the Carter platform" carter told reporters ln Boston he was pleased wtth the platform drafted by the Democratic platform committee. "We hnd ourselves 10 the unprecedented circum· stances where I'm able now to run the fall campaign on the platform Itself .. because of the compatiblllty of the platform provisions wtlh my own beliefs and because of the broad acceptance of the major plalforrn provisions by a wide number of Democral s." Carter satd. NEW YORK, Jw1e %3 Mayor David Matthews acknowledged to a secret examining committee he had visited Royal Gov. Tryon's ship in the harbor and left with a wad of money to give tn loyalist prisoners in the city jail and tu Gordon Forbes, a gwlllmlth. He wao to be sent to Utchfield, Conn .. fur cooflnement. Gasification plant to go to Warren CLARKSBURG, W Va (UP!) - The Ohto ctty of Warren has been named the bkely s1te of a $100 mtlllon coal gasificatiOn plant Consolidated Gus Supply Corp of Clarksburg chose the area in its proposal to butld a plant Consolidated and Dravo Corp of Pittsburgh would jom to construct the facility , a Consolidated spokesman satd Tuesday Republic Steel Corp. at Warren has eipressed interest in bu)'lng the plant's entire output, he satd The compames were awaltmg approval by the Energy Research and Development Administration to construct the plant , The demonstration plant would Pe part of the federal agency's attempt to prove the feasibility of converting coal into gas for Industrial use The proposed plant would burn about 1,000 tons of coal a day and produce 53 million cubic feet of methane gas, the spokesman said Weather Cloudy tonight, chance of thundershowers Lows tonight in the low 60s Showers and thundershowers likely Thursday, highs In the low 80s Probability of rain 30 per cent today and tonight, 60 per cent Thursday. Keney in critical condition Dennis E. Keney, 32, Houle 3, Pomeroy, a vice president of the Pomeroy National Bank, is in critical condition at Sl Joseph Hospital ln Parkersburg as the result of multiple Injuries received in a car-motorcycle accident near th e Beacon Service Station at the intersection of Routes 33 and 7 In Pomeroy 1'uesday night Pomeroy Police said u camper driven by Robert Billing, 35, Webster, MullS , was making a left turn from Route 33 on Route 7 1'he motorcycle, driven by Kcney, struck the side of the camper and then , out of conb·ol, was struck by a second cur driven by Rogert Stewart, Pomeroy Keney had heen In Point Pleasant where he had taken a flying lesson and was 1 enroule home In the Bnwn Addition on Chester Road when the acclclent occurred Keney was laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad at 9 47 p m and al 11 07, the squad went to the local hospital and moved Keney to St JoAepb Hospital in Parkersburg, W Va Three fined by Mayor Andrews Three defendants were fined and three forfeited bonds ln the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andr ews Tuesday night Fined were Cecil Etselstem, Pomeroy, $100 and costs, assault charge , Rita Ro11~h . Pomeroy, $30 and costs, assured clear distance, and Kenneth Morris, Pomeroy, open flask, $50 and costs Forfeiting bOnds were Adrian Barnette, Racine, $50, posted on an open flask charge; Eddie Hupp, Racine, $30, speeding, and Jack Oiler, Middleport, $150, posted on a reckless operation charge. Hysell named county chainnan of GOP central committee The Meigs County Republtcan Central Commttlee named offiCers when It organized Tuesday evening at the Meigs Inn Leshe Fultz sald Central comrntttee officers elected were, cha;rman, Robert H Hysell, Pomeroy; vtce chatrman, AlVIn Reed, Rt I, Reedsville , secr etary , Elizabeth Hobstetler , Rutland Execu t ive c ummi!L ee o!ftcers are, chairman, Mr Fultz, vice chairman, Donald Collins, Rt. 2, Pome1 oy , secretary , Elizabeth Hobstetter , Rutl a nd , treasurer, David Ohlinger, Middleport, and county chairman, Evelyn Clark, Pomeroy Job opportunities for Meigs students needed Frank Knox, manager of the Gallipolis office of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, announced today inltiatlon of a project In Meigs and Gallla CoWities to assist area students ln obtalnlng summer employment. Area employers are asked to review their hiring plans for the summer and give particular attention to those jobs whlch could be filled by yoWig workers. The Community Action Agency In Pomeroy is providing off1ce space for this project m 11'1 offtce in the Melgs County Courthouse. Employers may notllv ORES of a"y job op- ' portumhes by calling 992- 5605 Students wishing ' . tO place -. applications for summer • employment may come to the ~ CommWitly Action Agency office Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4·30 p.m Staffing the Pomeroy office , will be Joe Chapman, of the ' Gallipolis OBES, and three local students provided by the : CommWiily Action Agency, • Glenda Forrester, lhclne " sophomore at Mount Vernon • Nazarene College, Mount • Vernon; Belinda Deeter, Long Bottom, senior ' at Eastern High School, and Nola Netgler, Syracuse, 1976 graduate of Southern Higl!_ Schools. I �! - The Daaly Sentinel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday JwJe 23 1976 State's workers defy courts JAMES R DORSEY BOSTON tUPI) Straking !lUIIe workers remained off thear JObs for a third day today 10 open defaance of court orders Leaders of the sir king ua on have been ordered to 1 >ear 10 court today to u r lam ~y lhey agnored the l>a k-to work orders TJruon head Howard Doyle 8a d early today he would not ur ler strilung workers to return to work Picketers carry ng donuts , n J sappmg coffee arraved ootslde stale bu ldmgs and 1gene es at dawn We sure have got p ckets oytsade saad a volunteer e~aploye at Danvers Stale llospatal I ve been here sb ce Sunday and wish I could go home she saad I m JUSt slttang here lookmg out thew ndow at the •trikers saad Supt James Callahan of Lemuel Sha uck II spatal We are not m an • mergeney s tuatlon but a lot of us are tared saad Mary lhdeout a non strak ng er aploye at Tewksbury l!ospatal A tnckle of early b rd J•cketers began !hear vagi at lhc golden domed State !louse Just before 6 a m The Htr kers were outnumbered I y blue and white Wll!ormed Capitol pollee Both sides agreed to return to the barga rung tab e later today under the dtrect on of labor med a tor r;:nc Schmertz of New York Talks I ad been stalled smce Monday wh le the state oought to force lhe str king workers buck o work m to end the strtke would ex change o agreean g to matagate any sanctions he med at on maght mpose Suffolk Supenor Co r Gov Mtcltael S 0\Jkak s Judge Thomas B Morse J who took a hardhne approach Tuesday mght alw ordered to il1e str ke al ts outset the labor leaders to not fy Monday said Tuesday if the Wlion members un nedaately court orders med alton we to cease p ckehng all bridges w 11 mediate water reatment lac ht es Dukakas saad he was very public and menta health very disturbed that umon anshtulaon s and pnsons leaders had broken the r As the stnke coni nues promise to proVIde essent a! and tens ons mount we tread state serv ces at hospita ls on the edge of anarchy and mental mst tullons and that must not happen priSOns dur ng the str ke Morse sad The very least we can Uruon leaders Howard V expect as !hot essenlla l Doyle and Pau Qu rk were serv ces be prov ded he ordered nto court at noon to saad show cause why they should An urgen appeal Tuesday not be held m contempt of morn ng by Mental Hea iJJ court Morse saad a good Commasswner Robert Ok n Ia th effort by un on leHders for c tazen volunteers lo supplement the exhausted Giving Blood Monday n the egular bloodmob e un t were POMEROY Wa er Robert Couch A teen Wehrung Rober! Vaughn Kathleen Wells Jeff H II a y F an~ Vaughn Barbara F eld' M sa R zer Charles Swa zel Patty J Ba ton Har an Wehrung Homer Baxte r Irene Ba nes M ke Ol er eJohn Ambrose Janet Amb ose Jan Holter Ge aid Rought Ca Hendr cks J Mnr jor e Reu er where a I correct op guards reported for work Wage negohal ons broke off SWJ<Iay when the slate reJected a un on proposal for a $3 600 average pay hake over two years and realer aled at.s offer or a $2 175 average nc ~se over three years The average state wage as about $9 300 Rizzo demands troops Blood donors Monday listed Pomeroy at and dwmdhng staff at m e n t a l nslltutions produc"ed some 300 volunteers by n ghtfall state o!facaals claamed Ok n saad the health o! pahents was m ser ous Jeopardy Another major concern was the prospect of untreated raw sewage flowmg nto Boston Harbor Sewage treatment plants have been shut down by the strake and a health hazard :uuld occur Dukakas sad The stnke as he first statewade pubhc employe work stoppage n Massachusetts h story The state .saad 20 422 employes were out of work Tuesday up nearly 1 000 from Monday State pol ce assun ed guard dutaes at all bu one state priSOn the med wn secunty fa cahty at Frammgham Chery Lehew Robert Sm th Mary f elds Lenora Le fhe t V rg W ndan Isa be le C uch R chard Couch W ace Ha I eld Jacque! ne B lckles M DDLEPORT Kath yn L Denison Martha Hackett Charles Sea les Jud th Paockllngton Joan Edwa ds Edward Ours C ara J F ance Sa ah J Fow er Ja mes R Da ey M lion Hood Robert King SYRACUSE - Kathy J Cumings Ariella Vanover t awrence Ebersbach MINERSVILLE - Carolyn A Charles Steven Nease Clara Mcintyre REEDSVfLLE - Bulah Maxey Grant Sm th R chard Barton RUTLAND - Mary Ei Dav dson Leo Davidson Chorles K ng Donna M Dav dson A bert CHESTER Mart n • LONG BOTTOM - Henry lahr Greg Taylor Wtllam Csbo ne • RACINE - Peggy H II l\1 llam Hoba ck charles ~olmston Jean A k e Roy VanMeter Karen Lem ey 'Charlo' Pyles Jr Rhonda Dalley Rlla Boggess • PORTLAND - Ann Bose LANGSVILLE Ell s >Myers SHADE Steve Burson GALLIPOLIS Pat 'f e ds I'IDLADELPHIA UP!) Mayor Frank L R zzo refusmg to take a • o answer has formally r«\uested that Gov Malton J Sha]l!l change has n md and sena National Guard troops to the caly July 4 to prevent disrup 10ns The Just ce Depar ent Monday den ed a request by Razzo lor 15 000 federal troops o pa trol Ph ladelpl a Independence Day sav ng hat troops could not be ordered mlo the caty unless nsurrect on or severe v10lence s n progress and out of control That obv ously does not now ex st nor m the VIew o! federal or Pennsylvama of f c als as at nun nent a department statement said The department also sad Pennsylvama would have o use ts 8 000 stale po ce and 12 000 National Guardsmen 4 000 w th ot ra n ng before the fed eral governmen mtervened al he request of the governor or leg slature Fo low ng that dec s on Shapp sad he would not at th s lime commit the Na onal Guard to the c ty July 4 The mayor sa d he needs the roops because two groups Rach Off Our Backs and The July 4th Coa ht on have planned demonstratiOns to d srupt the na ion s 2~01h birthday celebrat ons Viking's landing site seen By JAMES J DOYLE PASADENA Calf UP! Amer ca s Vtk ng I spacecraft m ats third orb1 of Mars sent back p ctures o! s preferred landmg s te on the surface n prepara on for s planned July 4 touchdown George Sands m ss on con arol spokesman a Jet Propul s on Laboratory saad heIrs of an mtended 58 frames were transm tied the nearly 200 m1 lion m les to earth Ia e Tuesday and early today along with 27 measurements of mo sture on Mars Vakmg I one of tw n spacecraft desagned to put small nu clear powered scaence labs on the Martaan surface snapped p ctures of the landmg sate Tuesday afternoon when at made ts closest pass over Mars for a s x minute period A I ttle more than hree hours later at began sending them back to earth Scaent s s today were to begm analyzmg the pactures frame by frame The pictures taken from more than 940 m les above the Marl an surface should show features at least the s ze of a football f eld The farst cl mce for a land ng s te as n Mars northern hemisphere a bus n called Chryse that m some past age may have been a dramage area for a r ver system A team of sctentasts wanted to study the p clure to look lor any hazards such as craters boulder helds or steep slopes features th at would endanger the three legged lander or t p 11 over Caul on as needed because the lander will be on the surface of Mars lor good or Jl 18 mmutes before sc enlists here w 1l know what l appened That s the me t takes for speed..,! aght transrmssaon to travel he distance lo Earth Tuesday was found that much more water may eXJst on he red planet than had been hough! espec al y n owla d bas ns such as Cl yse Sc ent s s say the amount of wa er and the fa ct there s water at a adds cons iderably to the poss ab hty of hndmg bactenal 1 fe on Mars Vkng2 thesstershpwth Carmel News, Mrs Robert Watson and children Kent Oh o spent a few days wath her parents Mr and Mrs Edson Roush recently Edd e Young of Sadney Ohao IS spendmg some I me wath has grandparents Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Mr and Mrs James Carde New Haven W Va spent Sunday wath Mary Ctrde Mrs Robert Lee Becky Bob Bill vas led at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chester on Sunday Be ty Van Meter Margaret Ann Johnson Sheryl LeAnn and Patri ck and Eun ce Brinker called at the home of Laura Byers of Tanners Run a recent afternoon Canoes kavaks a d n flatable boa s eqwre ex pe se and car o be used sa fely acco dang to Oh o Natura Resources D rector Rober W Tea cr A1 persons usmg ne of hese types of watercraft should wear a Coas Gua d ppr oved persona no at on dev ce at ail mes dupl cate funcl ons was 6 3 malhon m les from Mars and headed for orb t Aug 7 Reserve tables at btcentenmal ball availahle POINT PLEASANT Due to an overnhelrrung nun ber of requests reserva ons for tables at the B cen enn al Bail w 1 be accepted However there wail be an add onal charge for the serv ce an add t10n to the $1 7 76 per couple t eke donal on for I to 3 couples (2 to 6 people) s $3 and for 4 to 6 couples 8 to 12 peop e) s $4 Due to renoval on of the Nahonal Guard Armory larger tables can ot be or fered To reserve a table co ntac he co cha rmen Mrs Daane Craddoc k at Citizens NatiOnal Bank or call her after 5 p m at 675 4128 or Mrs Beverly R denour at 675 1766 Checks can be made to the Peasant Valley Hospatal AuXIl ary and ma led to Mrs Craddock at 2403 Mt Vernon Avenue Pomt Pleasan W Va 25550 The B centenn al Bal w ll be held July 3 at the ar ory nor h of Pmnt Pleasan on Route 6~ The Les and Larry Elgart Orchestra w 11 present mus c for the evemng w th Larry Elgar d reel ng h s 14 p ece orchestra Tickets wall sell for $19 76 at the door Advanced hckets can be purchased at Fru h Pharmacy Ct l zens Nataonal Bru k Ra rdens Shoe Center Cox s Departm ent Store Car s Shoes and Picken s Hardware !or $17 76 per couple DR. LAMB New drug won't stop arthritis By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB I am bemg treated for arthritis nnd have been told U at Motrln a relatavely new , medic ne from England s a , cure I am wondermg f t is a cure or JUSt somethm~ to relieve the pain Can you please tell me somelhlng about this DEAR READER - Motrin : is used to rei eve pam ll does • not cure arthritis or stllp its : progress m any way ll as , samalar to asparm m Is ac taons for osteoarthrat s In : many patents at ill no better : Patients often turn up thear ; noses at asp rin because at IS : so readily available I guess • the old saymg thai • famlllarlty breeds contempt , coui.I apply here Never theless It Is hard to find another medicine as effective : in treating the aches and : pains of osU!oarthrl tls : Many cures have been ..proposed for osteoarthritis ;put the only avaalable lreatmentts still reUefofpaln • and measures to rna nta n funcUon and mob I ty I am sendmg you a copy of..The Health Letter nwnber 4 10 Osleoarthr t s Degenerat ve of Wear and Tear Arthnt s It wall gave you some gwdel nes on acllvaty and measures to rei eve pain and prolong useful fun ction Others who want thts assue. can send 50 cents wath a long stamped self-addressed envelope for rna hng Address your letler to me m care of thas newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Radao Caty Stallon New York NY 10019 DEAR DR LAMB - My husband Is about to pay $600 for a hairpiece whtch as only good for four years Then he II Have to purchase another one Just last week I heard on the rad o that a doctor In New York had discovered a way to grow ha r Could you please land out If thts IS true ' My husband and I can afford the UIOney for a hat p cce DEAR READEH There was a story n the New York papers of a doctor us ng an experimental procedure to grow hmr Has exper ment consasls of rubbmg an omt ment co nta ning female hormone over lhe areas where ha r f fall ng out Accordmg to the report he clmms to have had con saderable success n stopp ng the falling of hair and n some nstan ces some Improvement m growth of haar The doctor ackrowledges that s st ll expenmental and there as nothmg available now lor the public Just to put thas mto per spective at was not too many years ago that other doctors were expenmenhng by rubbmg an omtment on the scalp which contamed male hormone Th s caused a flap for a while but has qwetly disappeared Apparently at was only good for a few headlines There as no much that can be offered for the treatment of baldness The on i) sue cess!ul re volutionary Idea to date has been ha r trans plan Is These are done by laking small punched out areas o! ha r from the sade of the head where ha r growth s abundant and ransplant them mto the bald areas When th s as done by m dlvtduals ramed and well qt<al f ed to do at the procedure prov des con s derable cosmet c am provement The reason the folhcles are taken from the s de of the head is that there s where the follicles appear to have the longest hfe and are most abudant That s why you see men and some women wath abWJdant ha ron he s de o! the head but a bal~ pate on top There are a num her of advertisements claammg to prevent baldness or restore haar but I m afraid none of these would really pass close s rutmy for sclenhflc ac curacy or rehabal ty I somehmes wonder why he) are allowed to adverhse She wanted to manage rugby team NEW YORK IUP!) - Nancy Donnelly of Oxon Hall Md who resagned from the Merchant Manne Academy alter she was found n bed with her f ance says she was il1e VICtim of a campaagn of harrassment The 211-year..,ld ex-madsh pwornan said Tuesday that almost all of the 25 women at the academy sleep w th the1r cadet boyfr ends on campus Mass Donnelly saad the academy m Kmgs Po nt L I decided to make an example of her because she had previously been Reedsville Alfred 7\r 1\T Social Notes 1 leWs 1 lOtes Sunday school attendance on June 20 was 49 the of Leonard Sm th whose home was recently destroyed by f re extends thanks to all who helped replace h s home and house hold goods Capt and Mrs Fredenck Sm th and daughters o! Hampton Va spent several days at the Hetzer B se hone Riverv ew Garl Scout Troop 1007 recently enjoyed a party at the Skate A Way Rmk near Chester Thas was sponsored by Mr and Mrs David A Sm th The followmg members of the Riverview Garden Club ate at the Wa!mar Restaurant at Parkersburg W Va and toured Fenton Glass Factory on Tuesday Mrs Denver Webe r Mrs Ernest Wh tehead Mr s Gene Watson Mrs Dorse Rebel Mrs Herman Grossn ckle Mrs Donald Putman Mrs Waiter Brown Mrs Dav d Mrs Ronald Chadwel Cowdery Mrs Tom Spencer and Mrs Harllss Frank Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs David A Smath and D ana were Mr and Mrs Tom Drake o! Reynoldsburg Paul Ford of Columbus John Lucas and fraend of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Dav d G Smath of Chesler Jull Wh tehead daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitehead returned home a!ler spendmg a week at Buckeye Garis State at Capata Un vers t y Colwnbus Support MARION CongressiOnal hear ngs are expected m late Sep ember on he Conswner Commun cat ons Reform Ac - a b ll a med at keepmg telephone rates for bas c res de t al and small bus ness servace as lnex pens ve as possable Almost 150 members of Congress have JOined n as co sponsors of the b ll supported by the telephone ndustry according to Robert M Wopat Pres dent of General Telephone Co o! Ohao Sax congressmen from Oh o are amon g those who have ntroduced this Jegas at on They are Rep Donald D Clancy (R 2 Rep Tennyson Guyer ( R-4 Rep Clarence J Brown (R 7) Rep Clarence E Mlller R 10 Rep Samuel L Devme tR 12 ) Rep John M Ashbrook (R 17) and Hep Charles J Carney (D 19) The w despread support n Congress s a clear message to il1e federal regulators n Wash ng on Stop ex peramen ng w th the world s be st telephone system especially when the ex penment.. \\Ill ead to much h gher bas c rates Wopat sad Recent Federal Corn mun callons CommisSion dec as ons have allowed fenng $20 55 SWlday school opens now at 9 30 Father s Day was observed at the close of Sundav school wath gilts from the Sunday school presented by Nma Rob nson and Thelma Henderson to those present and several unable to be present A poem Tribute to Father was read and the hymn Faith Of Our Fathers was sung The new pastor R chard Thomas was welcomed at the close of the SWlday sc hool hour Worshap servaces were held at 10 45 w th the Rev Richard Thomas speaking !rom Genesas 18 22 33 at tendance was 34 Nma Robmson and Clara Follrod rece ved word that Erroll (Jack Fo !rod ) of Pomeroy has been re to Veterans adm tted Hasp tal seriously all Kathy Follrod went to Columbus 0 Sunday to attend G rl s State Con venUon Mr and Mrs Donald Elhott recently moved a new raaler home near the home of has parents Mr and Mrs Mams Ellaott near here whach they wall occupy soon Mrs Genevieve Guthne attended a birthday celebrat on for her brother Jewell S ory ast Sunday at the Story home near here Attendmg were Richard Russell and Charles Yost and lam ly and Genevaeve ac companied them to Sugar • IS found n a dorrmtory room with hve members nf the academy rugby team 'with il1e door closed She saad that came about \lfcause she wanted to be the manager of the rugby team No action was taken agamst her flllllce who graduated Monday Mass Donnelly saad she w II not fight the Merchant Marme now lor fear of causing trouble for her fiance who s on active serv ce as a shap s offacer Grove to thear home and stayed over n ght w th her daughter and son n law Mr and Mrs Delber Yost and famaly and her new great granddaughter ( Cavlnee) returnmg home here wath Martha Elliott on Monday who had VISIted her son Howard Ell ott an Columbus over the weekend Mr and Mrs Dav d Walhams and Aaron of Belpre spent Father s Day weekend wath her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson and attended church here Sunday mormng Saturday d nner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles D Woode were Mr and Mrs Clalf Woode and Conme and her gtrl frtend Lana o( Circleville 0 Sunday dinner guest was the Rev Richard Thomas o! Zaleski 0 ass gned o the Tuppers Pia ns Charge and mov ng nto the parsonage there soon SUSPECT SA."'E LOS ANGELES UP! Muharem Kurbegovtc the al leged alphabet bomber charged w th setting the dev ce that killed three and InJured II at Los Angeles Internal onal Aarport m 1974 as no msane a three JUdge appeals court has ruled There as ample eVIdence sa d the state Court of Appeals Tuesday that Kurbegov c s a master of decephon and was ndeed fa kmg ev dence of mcompetency The ruling does not mean he automatically w ll go to trial but prepares the 1\ay if state psych a r sts agree he s legally sane News Notes BY BERTHA PARKER Attendance at the services Sunday mornmg June 20 at the Free Methodist Church was 89 Choar members present was 12 Fathers were honored by standmg at the altar whale Rev Shook gave prayer Mr s Kathy Pulhns returned home Sunday from Pleasant Valley Hospllal Mr Horman Fox suffered a heart attack Saturday even ng and IS in mtensave care at Holzer Medical Center Mr Roy Howell IS a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center Mrs Charley Brown her mother Mrs Cora Renshaw Gall pohs spent Saturday evemng wath Mrs Georgaa Dtehl Mr and Mrs W !ham Perry Athens Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer local were dmner guests SWlday of Mr and Mrs Vern Story and son John Mrs Esta Wse Columbus 1S VISIIIng With Mr and Mrs Otto Lohn and attended church service at the local church Mrs Lohn and Mrs Wse called on Mr and Mrs Clarence Curbs and Mrs Carmen Evans Mr and Mrs Gene Alkire and Kev n visited Sunday wath Mrs Bertha Parker NOW YOU KNOW Enghsh contains more words than any other language- 800 000 - but t ts doubtful that any ndivtdual uses more than 60 000 cited for Telephone Bill compel han from cus omer provided elephone equip ment and nterctty private hne comrnunacat ons serv ce not !urn shed by the telephone companies These federal pohc es wall cause rate ncreases up to 60 per cent for resident al and small bus ness servace ac The Da1~ Sentmel L cordmg to an 18-mon h study done for the U S In dependent Telephone Assoclat on b) Systems Appl cat ons Inc a prest g ous elccom munacat ons research I rm at San Rafael Ca f Wopat sad The Como unacat ons Act of 1934 called on the telephone companaes to develop low ost telephone servace to each everyone according o Wopal We have earned out our Congress onal mandate and 95 per cent of Amencan homes now have telephone service This nearly untversal servace was made possible by rate structures wh ch g ve a prace break to users of baSic res denllal and small bus ness serv ce The telephone companies can compete wath these outstde suppliers but to do so we must shaft to coast-based rates across the board ThiS nevatably wall mean htgher rates for residential users as has been well documented m ndependentresearch It as for these reasons we have asked Congress to make a determ nation of the true pub! c mterest an th s mat ter The proposed legaslatwn would leave regulat on ol Evert posts easy victory By ROBERT MUSEL WIMBLEDON England UP! - Top-seeded Chr s Ever qua ckly d spa tched American Linda Thomas m straight sets before gettmg down to busmess Tuesday at the $280 000 Wambledon enms champ10nsh ps Arter beating Thomas Evert started collect ng s gna ures on a pet tion to have the women players ece ve he same shce of Wimbledon s monetary pte as he men Evert the even money bettfn~ favorite wlll present the pet taon o the management committee Fra day Currenlly the men s champaon rece ves $22 125 to $17 700 for the women s cr ur Ashe the men s top tefend ng chan p1 " rouble for the second straight day vath an I cralded opponen Laurel Cliff Ashe was taken to four sets by Allan Stone who as ranked only mnth n ha s nat ve Aus ral a before w nrung 7 5 8-9 9-7 7-li Wath Ashe way off form h rd seeded !be Naslase re placed ham as second belt ng favor te at 8-1 The vola tale Romaman met Ze jko FranuloVIc of YugoslaVIa and t was an easy VICtory for Nastase Fafth seede d Adr ano Panatta the French an~ l al an Open champaon sa d after his fiveset v ctory over Australia s Dale Collings I shouldn t bave been seeded so low Eight mne or ten s a better place for me Sweden s f f h seeded BJorn Borg the blonde dar! ng of thousa nd s of schoolg r s I vlng m a country adeou to avoad their attentions buraed Marty R essen 6-2 6 2 G-4 The second see d and bettmg favorite J mmy Connors won a straight set vactory over Stephen Warboys of Bntam Jam Delaney upset Jurgen Fassbender who learned JIISI before go ng on court has wafe had given btrth to a baby Bntam s No 1 Buster Mottram was forced to aban don h s match w th Han~ Jurgen Pohmann of Germany af er becommg sack on court and gave this reason for try ng to play w th what was said to be Jaryngabs I d dn t want to qu t three years in a row In 1975 he had to stop because of tenn s elbow 10 1974 w lh lonslllltls John Newcombe and Tony Roche unseeded although il1ey have won the doubles here five times were beaten by the topseeded doubles team of BriBn Gottfre d and Raul Ramirez customer provided eqwp ment m the hands of the states would forbad duphcataon of bas c long dastance service and would perm t genwne lntercaty rate competition based on costs Ladies go Bench, Norman pace Reds 6-0win ~ Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPl Sporn Editor NEW YORK UP!) - As baseball commissiOner Bow e Kuhn s supposed to be above petty an most es but be ng basebalJ..commasswner certamly doesn t exe npt lu n from havmg personal !eel ngs and il1e one he doesn t h de espec al y well as has feeling lor Charlie Fmle) He doesn t hke htm That could be the Wlderstatement of the month Bowie Kuhn s feelmgs toward Charhe F nley run pretty deep and that s not hard to understand at all How would you feel about a man who dad everyth ng he possably could to have you removed from your JOb the way Char he F nley dad a year ago durmg baseball s summer meet ngs n M !waukee How would you feel about a man who ca lled you names hke the v llage diot and a !karat kook names hat held you up to pub! c ndicule You wou d t hke at at all Ne ther does Bo\\te Kuhn You d wash you could find some way of not haVIng to deal wath such a man anymore and Bow e Kuhn lSD t fool ng Cha rlie F nley for a second The Oakland A s owner knows Kuhn would love to see htrn ou of baseball compte ely the same way he d l ke to see Kuha out as comm ss oner Fmley !eels Kuhn s do ng everythmg he can to drave htrn out None of those who witnessed he epasode are ever hkely to !orget the sudden rush of color to Kuhn s lace Finley produced when he made an attempt at offermg has comments to newsmen last July 16 n the vel') sa me meetmg room of M !waukee s Plaster Hotel "here the comm ssaoner had JUS! an nounced has re-elechon for a second seven year term Not n MY room you don t Kuhn cut F nley of! sha ply seemg htrn startmg to talk wath reporters on one sade of he huge room In some wa ys Bow e Kuhn !eels Charhe Finley would be cntacal of anybody who was baseball commissioner and m other ways he s equally sure F n ey s never go ng to le up on him What puzzles me most s how Bowie Kuhn w th the law background he has ever allo\\ed h mself o get out on the legal hm ace he s on now The two chief reasons he has giVen lor ca ncelmg Fanley s sales of Joe Rud and Roll e Fmgers to he Red Sox and V da Blue to il1e Yankees for $3 5 mallwn only lend more credence to F nley s charge Kuhn as makmg th s a personal vendetta agatnst ham Kuhn sad he disapproved the deals because he !ell they were mconsastent wath il1e best mterests of ba seball and because m h s JUdgment the) would upse the compel ve ba lance n the Amer can League These statements are open to some quesllon I m sure Bowae Kuhn would agree that he best nterests of baseball are served best by Us rules which were expressly formulated wath the best mlerest of il1e game m mand That be10g the case would he please be good enough to show me where t sa) s anywhere m the rules that one club Is prohab ted from sel mg s players lor ANY pnce As for compel ave balance he should look at he standings There aren are any more races n the Amer can League East and the Nat onal League Eas and half the season s even gone After Kansas City and Texas there sn t a whole ot of competat ve balance n the Amer can League West eather If he s so concerned about that balance what does he have m mmd for lhe end of this season when so many players wall become agents? The Tw ns Or oles and lis have so many n tha category hat none o! them may w n 50 games next year What s Bowie Kuhn dong abou THAT compel ve balance Wha can he do? For one he can reduce the player ltrnat from 25 to 23 Tha would provade the weaker clubs with add t10nal pla yers and even up the competl ve balance more For two he can do something about making all wmvers Irrevocable He can see to 11 players may be opt oned out only once nstead of three limes he oan se up some draft ng procedure whereby the weaker clubs could select certam players from the stronger ones Those are four sample changes tha 11 ould help he compel live balance m boil1 leagues You re welcome Bow e No charge UN CINNA11 UPI Joh y Be l "" I he could have c ugl Fred e Not man w e s tt g n a rockmg cl a r Wha eve Fred e w ted o ti row fastba 1 slider curve or screwball I e got where he wanted 11 saad the Cm nnah Reds <atche Tuesday n gh after Normltn ossed a lou -h ttle wh le bla k g I e Los Angeles Dodgers 6-0 m il1e fm a e of a wo game senes The victory boosted he Reds lead m the Nl West to fave games as thev enter a two game series tomght wath l e Ph ade ipl a Phals No a con e t g on h s shu out v c or) fuesday n ght claimed he d dn ( r nd t as surpnsahg as the fact hall e s stal we a ng a Reds B} GENE CADDES UP! Sports Writer CHAGRIN FALLS Ohio UP!) Wath $100 000 m praze money on the lme the Ladies Profess onal Golfers Assoc at on tour tackles the rugged Tanglewood Country Club course begmnmg Thursday mornmg for the f rst round of the Babe Zaharl8s Invatataonal Classtc The tournament thtrd r chest on the LPG A tour thiS year has attracted a field of 80 pros me udmg 48 of the top 50 money winners and n ne amateurs mto 1\s faeld The I st ncludes top money winner Judy Rankin who could set an aU-time season s money mark Betty Burfetndt Jan Stephenson JoAnne Carner Kathy Whitworth and Donna Young Of the top 10 only No 9 Sandra Hayme suffer ng from a back atlment wall not be m the fteld Rankm who already has won three tour l ties thl3 year nc\udmg the nchest of all the Colgate Dmah Shore eve n ran her year s wannmgs to $81 830 Sunday wath a lie for fourth place n the Hooster Classic at Plymouth lnd pacltlng up $2 255 Rankm needs only a third or better m the Zaharaas to break the one-year mark set n 1974 by Carner First pr ze s $15 000 whale second IS worth $11 000 and third $7 600 The tournament IS named a! er the late Babe Dadrikson Zahar as considered by many the greatest woman athlete ever who died of cancer when she was only 39 Mrs Zahar as along wiil1 Patty Berg founded the LPGA m 1949 and served as is pres dent from the second year o! 11$ exrstence untllller death LOS ANGELES UP! Chari e F nlcy may have son e he p n has p anned $10 m hon sw aga nst baseball Comm ss oner Bow e Kuhn but he foca l po nt o! Ihe furor a e h ee guvs who fee as hey are 1 mbo Attorne} Neal Pap ano who represe nts Oakland A s owner Fmlcy sa d Tuesday hat he s talk ng to other n erested Par hes about the su t aga ns Kuhn who vetoed Fmley s $3 5 m lhon sale o! Uu ee of the club s op star s V da Blue Rolhe F ngers and J oe Rud We are talkmg w th o her n crested partaes and gett ng some of their mput and ve want o have a d scuss oo aga n before we f le sa d Pap ano In New York mea nwiulc Players Assoc at on director Marv n M ler sa d h s group s concerned about hoi\ to ge Rud1 Fmgers and Blue back n uruform and on the play ng fed Our amm ed a e cons dera t on IS to rech!y the compie ely unfa r satua on of the hree players mvolved who through no faul of the r own hnd themselves really placed nto nacllvaty whach rep esents damages a nd Jeopa dy to hear careers F nley refuses o play the three stars lest one gets hur a nd then he sa es wm approval Rud and F ngers were peddled o Boston for $1 m hon each and Blue to the the SCOREBOARD Stanamgs Averages Results Ma o League Stand ngs By Un ted Press Internal ana Nat onal League East W L 36 33 30 28 23 9 26 3 36 37 36 .u Ph ade ph a P tsbu gh New Yo k St Lou s Ch cage Mon ea Pet GB Pc GB ev I t 1\0tlld t eant ti e e I of he " Nor nan ruck out s M walked ly ne 1uesday Ig( sheganedl s ffU \ IC ory aga nsl one loss 11 e ~ l71l-poun I lefty t~<t d on I one sea e 1,a was r tl e seventl n ng wl c Btl Rw sell w !ked w th one out a d Steve Garvey follo11ed wa I a doub e o left There lor awh le I lost 11) co ce t ahon said Nor an wa I touc of d s~ s I t W San D ego Los Ange es Hovs on 627 36 29 37 3 554 544 A6 3 J Aana L 36 283 43 San Franc sea 25 44 362 Tuesdays Resu ts P sbu gh 0 Ch cago 1 Mon ea B Ph ade ph a 3 Hous on 9 A an a INTEREST P sburgh Med ch 5 5 Monday evenmg at Harnsonvalle the Middleport Braves got by the Bobcats 11 7 The Bobcats tr ed to make a comeback m the las nn ng by plahng s x rWJs but Jeff Wayland came on m rehef and fanned the last batter Dave Demosky stretched hts h ttmg streak to n ne games and raises h s average to 593 JUst behmd Jell Wayland wath a 680 mark Terry Wayland as r dmg a seven game streak and as batting at a 4~8 clip Monday mght Rack Ebers bach socked a tr pie and double whale J Wayland ch pped n w th two doubles Gett ng smgles were John Blake T Wayland Dan Hysell and Demosky For the Bobcats Willie Donahue went the dastance sink ng out seven and walking a hke number L Cottenll got a tnple whale T m Hanmg and Donahue got three and two smgles respectively Danny Riggs and Steve Han ng each had a smgle 100 006- 7 8 H ac t on 2 HRs Ch cage Be No s Ryan 3 a o2 67 8 0 30 these $18 Ch cago a M nneso a Oak and a Ca fo n a n g h Kansa s C y a Texas n g h C eve and a New Yo k n gh De o a Bos on n gh on v Qames s hedu ed A7813 Ashby Hun e Hea y W P Hun e a Sp kes New Yo k C evelend 38 23 3t 30 3 32 303 29 33 24 35 623 508 492 492 468 40 7 8 8 Sat moe Boston Detro t M wauke e Parts Plus CHECK YOUR NOf:Pf NOENr PAHfS PLUS DEALER FOR HIS PR CE PARK RESERVED "EMPLOYEES' OUTING" Ka osc y Texas Oakland M nneso a Ch cogo Cal forn a L 24 27 34 33 32 41 Pc 69 557 485 .476 475 406 3 Tuesdays Resul1l M nneso a 0 Ca fo n a 6 Oakland s Texas 2 Boston 6 Ba 5 15 nns C eve and 3 New Yo k 2 Ch c:ago 4 Kansas C 8 Detro t 0 M w4ukee 4 v 4 8 9 9 4 G &J AUTO PARTS G &J AUTO PARTS 144 West Second Street Route 33 Mason West Vtrgmta Pomeroy Oh10 KENTUCKYWEST VIRGINIA GAS CO 9 GB • • Parts These ~· Plus Auto Pa s S o es A o Fea u ng Th 1 AC Spa k Plug Offe OF "ND West W 39 34 32 30 29 28 Pd. Pol. Adv. TUNE UP NOW & SAVE SATURDAY, JUNE 26th GB LARRY E. SPENCER, CLERK OF COURTS Lm t 8 pe customer Wo s Ame un League Pet THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO VOTED FOR ME IN THE JUNE PRIMARY ELECTION Type Wh te warr w th Trade C eve and New Yo k Ph ade ph a Ca on 6 3 a c nc nna A ca a 6 2 8 OS pm New Yo k Seave 1 5 a S Lou s Fa one 55 8 30 p m Los Ange es Rhoden S 0 a Hous on R cnard 1 8 35 pm Sen 0 ego S om 6 6 an d Fos er 3 at San F anc sco Dress e S and Ba 5 5 2 8 35 p m Thu sday s Games P t sbvrgh a Ch cage San 0 ego a San Fren c sco Montrh a A an a n gh Ph Ia a C nc nna n gh Los Angc es a Hous on n gh On y games sc hedu ed L THANKS I Othe s zes low p ced lao 2605pm W N WHITE WAU.S POLYESTER CORD TUBELESS TIRES 1 F yman 7 4 and East 296 Second St Pomeroy 01'1 o Regular pr ces before the pr ce ncr-ease Thu sday s Games S anhouse 5 2 a A an a <Messersm h 6 5 and N ek o S A The A hens Coun y Savlnu & Loan Co SPARK PLUGS PDWER STREAK 78 POLYESTER CORD New Yo k S Lou s ooooooooo o 30 3 90 200 000 0 x Swan Myr c: k S Sanders 8 and G ote Denny 3 A and S mmons LP swan 3 1 KENTUCKY HYDROCARBON CO OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS PM CAMDEN PARK US ROU"'E 60 WEST-HUNTINGTON Closed Every Monday Except Labor Day 'I @ • GOODYEAR 5 • Me1gs Co. Branch Parts Plus Tune-Up Special Rooker 6 3 and a Ch cago R Mon rea N nety day nterest penalty I withdrawn be o e matur ty diltt 400 25x 11 9 and M Salser paced the losers with a double and Reedsvalle No I squeaked s ngle apiece by the vaslhng Tuppers R 144 83-20 19 " Plams No 2 team 6-5 Jerry s 200 81 11 7 Larkins R cky Putnam and Larry Harris comb ned to fan Powell s G an s ra sed 14 and wa k mne for the hear record to II I by beatmg wmners Dav d Durst and he Potreroy Prates Mon Jerry Larkins socked tnples day 11-0 for Reedsv lie and Bryan R Stewart and C Allen Coil ns and John Connolly got shared the pltchmg chores for doubles Smg c hatters were the w nners and fanned 11 Larkins Mark Holter and and walked only three J mmy Carter Both teams Together they hurled a no now stand al 4 I hatter that dropped the Rob Sm th Bnan Wells Pirates record t~ 3-8 J and Greg Cole combmed for Sheets led the hattmg altack Tuppers Pia ns to fan 13 and w th two homers wh le Allen walk eaght Tim Probert got a got a homer and double J double for the losers wh le Beaver and M Boyd each had those gett ng smgles were a traple and J Fields socked Sm th 2) Cole Wells Mark two doubles whale J Rice Steve Enevoldson and McKinney had a smgle Mike Colims For the Pirates T Fa!e TP 2000020 58 went the route and struck out R 311000168 sax and walked one whtle g1v ng up mne hits In the Syracuse Little p 00000--000 League Monday mght the G 080 03-11 9 I vasahng Racme As rolled Fafe and Murray Stewart over the Syracuse Reds 20-11 (wp) Allen and Boyd W nmng p cher J Rees fanned three and walked th rleen whale loser E Cunmngham and Tony Deem struck out one and walked five Leadmg the h tt ng a tack for the wmners were Beegle w th a home run Wolle wath two doubles and Reese wath a double and three smgles E Pickens Cunmngham M Reuse he 7 4 and Co eman 0 2 pm 2 On Certificates Of Deposit $1,000 M1mmum 1 Yr. Tenn the little leagues 0 a 8 Spence r 6 5 C nc nna 6 Los Ange es 0 S Lou s 3 New Yo k 0 San 0 ego 4 San F anc sco 2 Today s P obable Pitchers (A Tm . . EDTl bi!Sc !HI Jones equals 63-year-old mark By FRED McMAN E UP I Sports Writer should ever be sa d tl a Handy Jones s walk ng o!! wath tl e Nahonal .eague s Cv Young A\\ard Its bette r o sa) runn ng off because wa ks and Randy Jo es JUSt don m x Tl e 27 veaH id lef ander of he San D ego Padre posted h s 13th w1 of II e gil b) season Tuesday stopp ng th San Francisco Yankees for $1 5 m II on on June 15 but Kuhn vmded the Gaants 4 2 on four hats and m sales on the grounds they the process equaled a 63 weren t m he best n erest o! year old Na onal 1 eague record for ost consecut ve baseball F nley announced mnlngs " thou! walk ng a 1e would sue batter Amer ca n l eag ue Jones ed e lege dar) Ptesaden Lee MacPhail Chr sty Mathewson s Nl confirmed Blue had sagned a eco d of 66 consecu ve hree year contract WI h the mn ngs WI bout ssu ng a base As at the Yankees ns s ence on bulls hen saw that s r ng before the sale to New York broken m the se\ enth mn n~ York 698 58 7 47 4 455 5 431 17 390 19 42 25 S g West C nc nna whe -tl ey bunched singles by I o \ Perez Cesar Gerom no and Doug Flynn v II a walk to Bet ch n I Nor a n s sac !lee fly T e ru F lynn !rove om• In he lou th 1 ' g waUa one of h • two luts for the n gt t wa>ll e hrst o! hree HBls the Reds l andym '" wl t us bee io tg stm dou JOb as a replac e ncr for JO< M gar I c c ub g wr d 1 A's players still benched for prizes of $100,000 w forn Huh you re asking Tl at s r gl t sa d l really hougl N rn a lhc Reds 11 ght trade me before the Ju e 15 deadl ne I kno\\ th s club I kes lo make oves And I 1 33 years old so hey probably I gure I don ave oo many good yea s e! Thoughts il1at he n ght be traded d dn iaave Norman Ire mg hough After all "hat s another move nean to a guy who has p tched If 17 d ffe enl cat es and for sax diffe e11t naJor league clubs duntlg a career whacl dales buck to 1961 Anyway said Norman af he Reds had wan ed lo get nd of me I couldn have done anyil1 mg about at J m glad they d dn t il1ou~h But h a T une Up a FRENCH S SUNOCO POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY MIDDLE PORT OH 10 45760 POMEROY OHIO 45769 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTORS POMEROY OHIO 45769 Offer good thru Saturday! ) • �! - The Daaly Sentinel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday JwJe 23 1976 State's workers defy courts JAMES R DORSEY BOSTON tUPI) Straking !lUIIe workers remained off thear JObs for a third day today 10 open defaance of court orders Leaders of the sir king ua on have been ordered to 1 >ear 10 court today to u r lam ~y lhey agnored the l>a k-to work orders TJruon head Howard Doyle 8a d early today he would not ur ler strilung workers to return to work Picketers carry ng donuts , n J sappmg coffee arraved ootslde stale bu ldmgs and 1gene es at dawn We sure have got p ckets oytsade saad a volunteer e~aploye at Danvers Stale llospatal I ve been here sb ce Sunday and wish I could go home she saad I m JUSt slttang here lookmg out thew ndow at the •trikers saad Supt James Callahan of Lemuel Sha uck II spatal We are not m an • mergeney s tuatlon but a lot of us are tared saad Mary lhdeout a non strak ng er aploye at Tewksbury l!ospatal A tnckle of early b rd J•cketers began !hear vagi at lhc golden domed State !louse Just before 6 a m The Htr kers were outnumbered I y blue and white Wll!ormed Capitol pollee Both sides agreed to return to the barga rung tab e later today under the dtrect on of labor med a tor r;:nc Schmertz of New York Talks I ad been stalled smce Monday wh le the state oought to force lhe str king workers buck o work m to end the strtke would ex change o agreean g to matagate any sanctions he med at on maght mpose Suffolk Supenor Co r Gov Mtcltael S 0\Jkak s Judge Thomas B Morse J who took a hardhne approach Tuesday mght alw ordered to il1e str ke al ts outset the labor leaders to not fy Monday said Tuesday if the Wlion members un nedaately court orders med alton we to cease p ckehng all bridges w 11 mediate water reatment lac ht es Dukakas saad he was very public and menta health very disturbed that umon anshtulaon s and pnsons leaders had broken the r As the stnke coni nues promise to proVIde essent a! and tens ons mount we tread state serv ces at hospita ls on the edge of anarchy and mental mst tullons and that must not happen priSOns dur ng the str ke Morse sad The very least we can Uruon leaders Howard V expect as !hot essenlla l Doyle and Pau Qu rk were serv ces be prov ded he ordered nto court at noon to saad show cause why they should An urgen appeal Tuesday not be held m contempt of morn ng by Mental Hea iJJ court Morse saad a good Commasswner Robert Ok n Ia th effort by un on leHders for c tazen volunteers lo supplement the exhausted Giving Blood Monday n the egular bloodmob e un t were POMEROY Wa er Robert Couch A teen Wehrung Rober! Vaughn Kathleen Wells Jeff H II a y F an~ Vaughn Barbara F eld' M sa R zer Charles Swa zel Patty J Ba ton Har an Wehrung Homer Baxte r Irene Ba nes M ke Ol er eJohn Ambrose Janet Amb ose Jan Holter Ge aid Rought Ca Hendr cks J Mnr jor e Reu er where a I correct op guards reported for work Wage negohal ons broke off SWJ<Iay when the slate reJected a un on proposal for a $3 600 average pay hake over two years and realer aled at.s offer or a $2 175 average nc ~se over three years The average state wage as about $9 300 Rizzo demands troops Blood donors Monday listed Pomeroy at and dwmdhng staff at m e n t a l nslltutions produc"ed some 300 volunteers by n ghtfall state o!facaals claamed Ok n saad the health o! pahents was m ser ous Jeopardy Another major concern was the prospect of untreated raw sewage flowmg nto Boston Harbor Sewage treatment plants have been shut down by the strake and a health hazard :uuld occur Dukakas sad The stnke as he first statewade pubhc employe work stoppage n Massachusetts h story The state .saad 20 422 employes were out of work Tuesday up nearly 1 000 from Monday State pol ce assun ed guard dutaes at all bu one state priSOn the med wn secunty fa cahty at Frammgham Chery Lehew Robert Sm th Mary f elds Lenora Le fhe t V rg W ndan Isa be le C uch R chard Couch W ace Ha I eld Jacque! ne B lckles M DDLEPORT Kath yn L Denison Martha Hackett Charles Sea les Jud th Paockllngton Joan Edwa ds Edward Ours C ara J F ance Sa ah J Fow er Ja mes R Da ey M lion Hood Robert King SYRACUSE - Kathy J Cumings Ariella Vanover t awrence Ebersbach MINERSVILLE - Carolyn A Charles Steven Nease Clara Mcintyre REEDSVfLLE - Bulah Maxey Grant Sm th R chard Barton RUTLAND - Mary Ei Dav dson Leo Davidson Chorles K ng Donna M Dav dson A bert CHESTER Mart n • LONG BOTTOM - Henry lahr Greg Taylor Wtllam Csbo ne • RACINE - Peggy H II l\1 llam Hoba ck charles ~olmston Jean A k e Roy VanMeter Karen Lem ey 'Charlo' Pyles Jr Rhonda Dalley Rlla Boggess • PORTLAND - Ann Bose LANGSVILLE Ell s >Myers SHADE Steve Burson GALLIPOLIS Pat 'f e ds I'IDLADELPHIA UP!) Mayor Frank L R zzo refusmg to take a • o answer has formally r«\uested that Gov Malton J Sha]l!l change has n md and sena National Guard troops to the caly July 4 to prevent disrup 10ns The Just ce Depar ent Monday den ed a request by Razzo lor 15 000 federal troops o pa trol Ph ladelpl a Independence Day sav ng hat troops could not be ordered mlo the caty unless nsurrect on or severe v10lence s n progress and out of control That obv ously does not now ex st nor m the VIew o! federal or Pennsylvama of f c als as at nun nent a department statement said The department also sad Pennsylvama would have o use ts 8 000 stale po ce and 12 000 National Guardsmen 4 000 w th ot ra n ng before the fed eral governmen mtervened al he request of the governor or leg slature Fo low ng that dec s on Shapp sad he would not at th s lime commit the Na onal Guard to the c ty July 4 The mayor sa d he needs the roops because two groups Rach Off Our Backs and The July 4th Coa ht on have planned demonstratiOns to d srupt the na ion s 2~01h birthday celebrat ons Viking's landing site seen By JAMES J DOYLE PASADENA Calf UP! Amer ca s Vtk ng I spacecraft m ats third orb1 of Mars sent back p ctures o! s preferred landmg s te on the surface n prepara on for s planned July 4 touchdown George Sands m ss on con arol spokesman a Jet Propul s on Laboratory saad heIrs of an mtended 58 frames were transm tied the nearly 200 m1 lion m les to earth Ia e Tuesday and early today along with 27 measurements of mo sture on Mars Vakmg I one of tw n spacecraft desagned to put small nu clear powered scaence labs on the Martaan surface snapped p ctures of the landmg sate Tuesday afternoon when at made ts closest pass over Mars for a s x minute period A I ttle more than hree hours later at began sending them back to earth Scaent s s today were to begm analyzmg the pactures frame by frame The pictures taken from more than 940 m les above the Marl an surface should show features at least the s ze of a football f eld The farst cl mce for a land ng s te as n Mars northern hemisphere a bus n called Chryse that m some past age may have been a dramage area for a r ver system A team of sctentasts wanted to study the p clure to look lor any hazards such as craters boulder helds or steep slopes features th at would endanger the three legged lander or t p 11 over Caul on as needed because the lander will be on the surface of Mars lor good or Jl 18 mmutes before sc enlists here w 1l know what l appened That s the me t takes for speed..,! aght transrmssaon to travel he distance lo Earth Tuesday was found that much more water may eXJst on he red planet than had been hough! espec al y n owla d bas ns such as Cl yse Sc ent s s say the amount of wa er and the fa ct there s water at a adds cons iderably to the poss ab hty of hndmg bactenal 1 fe on Mars Vkng2 thesstershpwth Carmel News, Mrs Robert Watson and children Kent Oh o spent a few days wath her parents Mr and Mrs Edson Roush recently Edd e Young of Sadney Ohao IS spendmg some I me wath has grandparents Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Mr and Mrs James Carde New Haven W Va spent Sunday wath Mary Ctrde Mrs Robert Lee Becky Bob Bill vas led at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chester on Sunday Be ty Van Meter Margaret Ann Johnson Sheryl LeAnn and Patri ck and Eun ce Brinker called at the home of Laura Byers of Tanners Run a recent afternoon Canoes kavaks a d n flatable boa s eqwre ex pe se and car o be used sa fely acco dang to Oh o Natura Resources D rector Rober W Tea cr A1 persons usmg ne of hese types of watercraft should wear a Coas Gua d ppr oved persona no at on dev ce at ail mes dupl cate funcl ons was 6 3 malhon m les from Mars and headed for orb t Aug 7 Reserve tables at btcentenmal ball availahle POINT PLEASANT Due to an overnhelrrung nun ber of requests reserva ons for tables at the B cen enn al Bail w 1 be accepted However there wail be an add onal charge for the serv ce an add t10n to the $1 7 76 per couple t eke donal on for I to 3 couples (2 to 6 people) s $3 and for 4 to 6 couples 8 to 12 peop e) s $4 Due to renoval on of the Nahonal Guard Armory larger tables can ot be or fered To reserve a table co ntac he co cha rmen Mrs Daane Craddoc k at Citizens NatiOnal Bank or call her after 5 p m at 675 4128 or Mrs Beverly R denour at 675 1766 Checks can be made to the Peasant Valley Hospatal AuXIl ary and ma led to Mrs Craddock at 2403 Mt Vernon Avenue Pomt Pleasan W Va 25550 The B centenn al Bal w ll be held July 3 at the ar ory nor h of Pmnt Pleasan on Route 6~ The Les and Larry Elgart Orchestra w 11 present mus c for the evemng w th Larry Elgar d reel ng h s 14 p ece orchestra Tickets wall sell for $19 76 at the door Advanced hckets can be purchased at Fru h Pharmacy Ct l zens Nataonal Bru k Ra rdens Shoe Center Cox s Departm ent Store Car s Shoes and Picken s Hardware !or $17 76 per couple DR. LAMB New drug won't stop arthritis By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB I am bemg treated for arthritis nnd have been told U at Motrln a relatavely new , medic ne from England s a , cure I am wondermg f t is a cure or JUSt somethm~ to relieve the pain Can you please tell me somelhlng about this DEAR READER - Motrin : is used to rei eve pam ll does • not cure arthritis or stllp its : progress m any way ll as , samalar to asparm m Is ac taons for osteoarthrat s In : many patents at ill no better : Patients often turn up thear ; noses at asp rin because at IS : so readily available I guess • the old saymg thai • famlllarlty breeds contempt , coui.I apply here Never theless It Is hard to find another medicine as effective : in treating the aches and : pains of osU!oarthrl tls : Many cures have been ..proposed for osteoarthritis ;put the only avaalable lreatmentts still reUefofpaln • and measures to rna nta n funcUon and mob I ty I am sendmg you a copy of..The Health Letter nwnber 4 10 Osleoarthr t s Degenerat ve of Wear and Tear Arthnt s It wall gave you some gwdel nes on acllvaty and measures to rei eve pain and prolong useful fun ction Others who want thts assue. can send 50 cents wath a long stamped self-addressed envelope for rna hng Address your letler to me m care of thas newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Radao Caty Stallon New York NY 10019 DEAR DR LAMB - My husband Is about to pay $600 for a hairpiece whtch as only good for four years Then he II Have to purchase another one Just last week I heard on the rad o that a doctor In New York had discovered a way to grow ha r Could you please land out If thts IS true ' My husband and I can afford the UIOney for a hat p cce DEAR READEH There was a story n the New York papers of a doctor us ng an experimental procedure to grow hmr Has exper ment consasls of rubbmg an omt ment co nta ning female hormone over lhe areas where ha r f fall ng out Accordmg to the report he clmms to have had con saderable success n stopp ng the falling of hair and n some nstan ces some Improvement m growth of haar The doctor ackrowledges that s st ll expenmental and there as nothmg available now lor the public Just to put thas mto per spective at was not too many years ago that other doctors were expenmenhng by rubbmg an omtment on the scalp which contamed male hormone Th s caused a flap for a while but has qwetly disappeared Apparently at was only good for a few headlines There as no much that can be offered for the treatment of baldness The on i) sue cess!ul re volutionary Idea to date has been ha r trans plan Is These are done by laking small punched out areas o! ha r from the sade of the head where ha r growth s abundant and ransplant them mto the bald areas When th s as done by m dlvtduals ramed and well qt<al f ed to do at the procedure prov des con s derable cosmet c am provement The reason the folhcles are taken from the s de of the head is that there s where the follicles appear to have the longest hfe and are most abudant That s why you see men and some women wath abWJdant ha ron he s de o! the head but a bal~ pate on top There are a num her of advertisements claammg to prevent baldness or restore haar but I m afraid none of these would really pass close s rutmy for sclenhflc ac curacy or rehabal ty I somehmes wonder why he) are allowed to adverhse She wanted to manage rugby team NEW YORK IUP!) - Nancy Donnelly of Oxon Hall Md who resagned from the Merchant Manne Academy alter she was found n bed with her f ance says she was il1e VICtim of a campaagn of harrassment The 211-year..,ld ex-madsh pwornan said Tuesday that almost all of the 25 women at the academy sleep w th the1r cadet boyfr ends on campus Mass Donnelly saad the academy m Kmgs Po nt L I decided to make an example of her because she had previously been Reedsville Alfred 7\r 1\T Social Notes 1 leWs 1 lOtes Sunday school attendance on June 20 was 49 the of Leonard Sm th whose home was recently destroyed by f re extends thanks to all who helped replace h s home and house hold goods Capt and Mrs Fredenck Sm th and daughters o! Hampton Va spent several days at the Hetzer B se hone Riverv ew Garl Scout Troop 1007 recently enjoyed a party at the Skate A Way Rmk near Chester Thas was sponsored by Mr and Mrs David A Sm th The followmg members of the Riverview Garden Club ate at the Wa!mar Restaurant at Parkersburg W Va and toured Fenton Glass Factory on Tuesday Mrs Denver Webe r Mrs Ernest Wh tehead Mr s Gene Watson Mrs Dorse Rebel Mrs Herman Grossn ckle Mrs Donald Putman Mrs Waiter Brown Mrs Dav d Mrs Ronald Chadwel Cowdery Mrs Tom Spencer and Mrs Harllss Frank Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs David A Smath and D ana were Mr and Mrs Tom Drake o! Reynoldsburg Paul Ford of Columbus John Lucas and fraend of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Dav d G Smath of Chesler Jull Wh tehead daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitehead returned home a!ler spendmg a week at Buckeye Garis State at Capata Un vers t y Colwnbus Support MARION CongressiOnal hear ngs are expected m late Sep ember on he Conswner Commun cat ons Reform Ac - a b ll a med at keepmg telephone rates for bas c res de t al and small bus ness servace as lnex pens ve as possable Almost 150 members of Congress have JOined n as co sponsors of the b ll supported by the telephone ndustry according to Robert M Wopat Pres dent of General Telephone Co o! Ohao Sax congressmen from Oh o are amon g those who have ntroduced this Jegas at on They are Rep Donald D Clancy (R 2 Rep Tennyson Guyer ( R-4 Rep Clarence J Brown (R 7) Rep Clarence E Mlller R 10 Rep Samuel L Devme tR 12 ) Rep John M Ashbrook (R 17) and Hep Charles J Carney (D 19) The w despread support n Congress s a clear message to il1e federal regulators n Wash ng on Stop ex peramen ng w th the world s be st telephone system especially when the ex penment.. \\Ill ead to much h gher bas c rates Wopat sad Recent Federal Corn mun callons CommisSion dec as ons have allowed fenng $20 55 SWlday school opens now at 9 30 Father s Day was observed at the close of Sundav school wath gilts from the Sunday school presented by Nma Rob nson and Thelma Henderson to those present and several unable to be present A poem Tribute to Father was read and the hymn Faith Of Our Fathers was sung The new pastor R chard Thomas was welcomed at the close of the SWlday sc hool hour Worshap servaces were held at 10 45 w th the Rev Richard Thomas speaking !rom Genesas 18 22 33 at tendance was 34 Nma Robmson and Clara Follrod rece ved word that Erroll (Jack Fo !rod ) of Pomeroy has been re to Veterans adm tted Hasp tal seriously all Kathy Follrod went to Columbus 0 Sunday to attend G rl s State Con venUon Mr and Mrs Donald Elhott recently moved a new raaler home near the home of has parents Mr and Mrs Mams Ellaott near here whach they wall occupy soon Mrs Genevieve Guthne attended a birthday celebrat on for her brother Jewell S ory ast Sunday at the Story home near here Attendmg were Richard Russell and Charles Yost and lam ly and Genevaeve ac companied them to Sugar • IS found n a dorrmtory room with hve members nf the academy rugby team 'with il1e door closed She saad that came about \lfcause she wanted to be the manager of the rugby team No action was taken agamst her flllllce who graduated Monday Mass Donnelly saad she w II not fight the Merchant Marme now lor fear of causing trouble for her fiance who s on active serv ce as a shap s offacer Grove to thear home and stayed over n ght w th her daughter and son n law Mr and Mrs Delber Yost and famaly and her new great granddaughter ( Cavlnee) returnmg home here wath Martha Elliott on Monday who had VISIted her son Howard Ell ott an Columbus over the weekend Mr and Mrs Dav d Walhams and Aaron of Belpre spent Father s Day weekend wath her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson and attended church here Sunday mormng Saturday d nner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles D Woode were Mr and Mrs Clalf Woode and Conme and her gtrl frtend Lana o( Circleville 0 Sunday dinner guest was the Rev Richard Thomas o! Zaleski 0 ass gned o the Tuppers Pia ns Charge and mov ng nto the parsonage there soon SUSPECT SA."'E LOS ANGELES UP! Muharem Kurbegovtc the al leged alphabet bomber charged w th setting the dev ce that killed three and InJured II at Los Angeles Internal onal Aarport m 1974 as no msane a three JUdge appeals court has ruled There as ample eVIdence sa d the state Court of Appeals Tuesday that Kurbegov c s a master of decephon and was ndeed fa kmg ev dence of mcompetency The ruling does not mean he automatically w ll go to trial but prepares the 1\ay if state psych a r sts agree he s legally sane News Notes BY BERTHA PARKER Attendance at the services Sunday mornmg June 20 at the Free Methodist Church was 89 Choar members present was 12 Fathers were honored by standmg at the altar whale Rev Shook gave prayer Mr s Kathy Pulhns returned home Sunday from Pleasant Valley Hospllal Mr Horman Fox suffered a heart attack Saturday even ng and IS in mtensave care at Holzer Medical Center Mr Roy Howell IS a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center Mrs Charley Brown her mother Mrs Cora Renshaw Gall pohs spent Saturday evemng wath Mrs Georgaa Dtehl Mr and Mrs W !ham Perry Athens Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer local were dmner guests SWlday of Mr and Mrs Vern Story and son John Mrs Esta Wse Columbus 1S VISIIIng With Mr and Mrs Otto Lohn and attended church service at the local church Mrs Lohn and Mrs Wse called on Mr and Mrs Clarence Curbs and Mrs Carmen Evans Mr and Mrs Gene Alkire and Kev n visited Sunday wath Mrs Bertha Parker NOW YOU KNOW Enghsh contains more words than any other language- 800 000 - but t ts doubtful that any ndivtdual uses more than 60 000 cited for Telephone Bill compel han from cus omer provided elephone equip ment and nterctty private hne comrnunacat ons serv ce not !urn shed by the telephone companies These federal pohc es wall cause rate ncreases up to 60 per cent for resident al and small bus ness servace ac The Da1~ Sentmel L cordmg to an 18-mon h study done for the U S In dependent Telephone Assoclat on b) Systems Appl cat ons Inc a prest g ous elccom munacat ons research I rm at San Rafael Ca f Wopat sad The Como unacat ons Act of 1934 called on the telephone companaes to develop low ost telephone servace to each everyone according o Wopal We have earned out our Congress onal mandate and 95 per cent of Amencan homes now have telephone service This nearly untversal servace was made possible by rate structures wh ch g ve a prace break to users of baSic res denllal and small bus ness serv ce The telephone companies can compete wath these outstde suppliers but to do so we must shaft to coast-based rates across the board ThiS nevatably wall mean htgher rates for residential users as has been well documented m ndependentresearch It as for these reasons we have asked Congress to make a determ nation of the true pub! c mterest an th s mat ter The proposed legaslatwn would leave regulat on ol Evert posts easy victory By ROBERT MUSEL WIMBLEDON England UP! - Top-seeded Chr s Ever qua ckly d spa tched American Linda Thomas m straight sets before gettmg down to busmess Tuesday at the $280 000 Wambledon enms champ10nsh ps Arter beating Thomas Evert started collect ng s gna ures on a pet tion to have the women players ece ve he same shce of Wimbledon s monetary pte as he men Evert the even money bettfn~ favorite wlll present the pet taon o the management committee Fra day Currenlly the men s champaon rece ves $22 125 to $17 700 for the women s cr ur Ashe the men s top tefend ng chan p1 " rouble for the second straight day vath an I cralded opponen Laurel Cliff Ashe was taken to four sets by Allan Stone who as ranked only mnth n ha s nat ve Aus ral a before w nrung 7 5 8-9 9-7 7-li Wath Ashe way off form h rd seeded !be Naslase re placed ham as second belt ng favor te at 8-1 The vola tale Romaman met Ze jko FranuloVIc of YugoslaVIa and t was an easy VICtory for Nastase Fafth seede d Adr ano Panatta the French an~ l al an Open champaon sa d after his fiveset v ctory over Australia s Dale Collings I shouldn t bave been seeded so low Eight mne or ten s a better place for me Sweden s f f h seeded BJorn Borg the blonde dar! ng of thousa nd s of schoolg r s I vlng m a country adeou to avoad their attentions buraed Marty R essen 6-2 6 2 G-4 The second see d and bettmg favorite J mmy Connors won a straight set vactory over Stephen Warboys of Bntam Jam Delaney upset Jurgen Fassbender who learned JIISI before go ng on court has wafe had given btrth to a baby Bntam s No 1 Buster Mottram was forced to aban don h s match w th Han~ Jurgen Pohmann of Germany af er becommg sack on court and gave this reason for try ng to play w th what was said to be Jaryngabs I d dn t want to qu t three years in a row In 1975 he had to stop because of tenn s elbow 10 1974 w lh lonslllltls John Newcombe and Tony Roche unseeded although il1ey have won the doubles here five times were beaten by the topseeded doubles team of BriBn Gottfre d and Raul Ramirez customer provided eqwp ment m the hands of the states would forbad duphcataon of bas c long dastance service and would perm t genwne lntercaty rate competition based on costs Ladies go Bench, Norman pace Reds 6-0win ~ Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPl Sporn Editor NEW YORK UP!) - As baseball commissiOner Bow e Kuhn s supposed to be above petty an most es but be ng basebalJ..commasswner certamly doesn t exe npt lu n from havmg personal !eel ngs and il1e one he doesn t h de espec al y well as has feeling lor Charlie Fmle) He doesn t hke htm That could be the Wlderstatement of the month Bowie Kuhn s feelmgs toward Charhe F nley run pretty deep and that s not hard to understand at all How would you feel about a man who dad everyth ng he possably could to have you removed from your JOb the way Char he F nley dad a year ago durmg baseball s summer meet ngs n M !waukee How would you feel about a man who ca lled you names hke the v llage diot and a !karat kook names hat held you up to pub! c ndicule You wou d t hke at at all Ne ther does Bo\\te Kuhn You d wash you could find some way of not haVIng to deal wath such a man anymore and Bow e Kuhn lSD t fool ng Cha rlie F nley for a second The Oakland A s owner knows Kuhn would love to see htrn ou of baseball compte ely the same way he d l ke to see Kuha out as comm ss oner Fmley !eels Kuhn s do ng everythmg he can to drave htrn out None of those who witnessed he epasode are ever hkely to !orget the sudden rush of color to Kuhn s lace Finley produced when he made an attempt at offermg has comments to newsmen last July 16 n the vel') sa me meetmg room of M !waukee s Plaster Hotel "here the comm ssaoner had JUS! an nounced has re-elechon for a second seven year term Not n MY room you don t Kuhn cut F nley of! sha ply seemg htrn startmg to talk wath reporters on one sade of he huge room In some wa ys Bow e Kuhn !eels Charhe Finley would be cntacal of anybody who was baseball commissioner and m other ways he s equally sure F n ey s never go ng to le up on him What puzzles me most s how Bowie Kuhn w th the law background he has ever allo\\ed h mself o get out on the legal hm ace he s on now The two chief reasons he has giVen lor ca ncelmg Fanley s sales of Joe Rud and Roll e Fmgers to he Red Sox and V da Blue to il1e Yankees for $3 5 mallwn only lend more credence to F nley s charge Kuhn as makmg th s a personal vendetta agatnst ham Kuhn sad he disapproved the deals because he !ell they were mconsastent wath il1e best mterests of ba seball and because m h s JUdgment the) would upse the compel ve ba lance n the Amer can League These statements are open to some quesllon I m sure Bowae Kuhn would agree that he best nterests of baseball are served best by Us rules which were expressly formulated wath the best mlerest of il1e game m mand That be10g the case would he please be good enough to show me where t sa) s anywhere m the rules that one club Is prohab ted from sel mg s players lor ANY pnce As for compel ave balance he should look at he standings There aren are any more races n the Amer can League East and the Nat onal League Eas and half the season s even gone After Kansas City and Texas there sn t a whole ot of competat ve balance n the Amer can League West eather If he s so concerned about that balance what does he have m mmd for lhe end of this season when so many players wall become agents? The Tw ns Or oles and lis have so many n tha category hat none o! them may w n 50 games next year What s Bowie Kuhn dong abou THAT compel ve balance Wha can he do? For one he can reduce the player ltrnat from 25 to 23 Tha would provade the weaker clubs with add t10nal pla yers and even up the competl ve balance more For two he can do something about making all wmvers Irrevocable He can see to 11 players may be opt oned out only once nstead of three limes he oan se up some draft ng procedure whereby the weaker clubs could select certam players from the stronger ones Those are four sample changes tha 11 ould help he compel live balance m boil1 leagues You re welcome Bow e No charge UN CINNA11 UPI Joh y Be l "" I he could have c ugl Fred e Not man w e s tt g n a rockmg cl a r Wha eve Fred e w ted o ti row fastba 1 slider curve or screwball I e got where he wanted 11 saad the Cm nnah Reds <atche Tuesday n gh after Normltn ossed a lou -h ttle wh le bla k g I e Los Angeles Dodgers 6-0 m il1e fm a e of a wo game senes The victory boosted he Reds lead m the Nl West to fave games as thev enter a two game series tomght wath l e Ph ade ipl a Phals No a con e t g on h s shu out v c or) fuesday n ght claimed he d dn ( r nd t as surpnsahg as the fact hall e s stal we a ng a Reds B} GENE CADDES UP! Sports Writer CHAGRIN FALLS Ohio UP!) Wath $100 000 m praze money on the lme the Ladies Profess onal Golfers Assoc at on tour tackles the rugged Tanglewood Country Club course begmnmg Thursday mornmg for the f rst round of the Babe Zaharl8s Invatataonal Classtc The tournament thtrd r chest on the LPG A tour thiS year has attracted a field of 80 pros me udmg 48 of the top 50 money winners and n ne amateurs mto 1\s faeld The I st ncludes top money winner Judy Rankin who could set an aU-time season s money mark Betty Burfetndt Jan Stephenson JoAnne Carner Kathy Whitworth and Donna Young Of the top 10 only No 9 Sandra Hayme suffer ng from a back atlment wall not be m the fteld Rankm who already has won three tour l ties thl3 year nc\udmg the nchest of all the Colgate Dmah Shore eve n ran her year s wannmgs to $81 830 Sunday wath a lie for fourth place n the Hooster Classic at Plymouth lnd pacltlng up $2 255 Rankm needs only a third or better m the Zaharaas to break the one-year mark set n 1974 by Carner First pr ze s $15 000 whale second IS worth $11 000 and third $7 600 The tournament IS named a! er the late Babe Dadrikson Zahar as considered by many the greatest woman athlete ever who died of cancer when she was only 39 Mrs Zahar as along wiil1 Patty Berg founded the LPGA m 1949 and served as is pres dent from the second year o! 11$ exrstence untllller death LOS ANGELES UP! Chari e F nlcy may have son e he p n has p anned $10 m hon sw aga nst baseball Comm ss oner Bow e Kuhn but he foca l po nt o! Ihe furor a e h ee guvs who fee as hey are 1 mbo Attorne} Neal Pap ano who represe nts Oakland A s owner Fmlcy sa d Tuesday hat he s talk ng to other n erested Par hes about the su t aga ns Kuhn who vetoed Fmley s $3 5 m lhon sale o! Uu ee of the club s op star s V da Blue Rolhe F ngers and J oe Rud We are talkmg w th o her n crested partaes and gett ng some of their mput and ve want o have a d scuss oo aga n before we f le sa d Pap ano In New York mea nwiulc Players Assoc at on director Marv n M ler sa d h s group s concerned about hoi\ to ge Rud1 Fmgers and Blue back n uruform and on the play ng fed Our amm ed a e cons dera t on IS to rech!y the compie ely unfa r satua on of the hree players mvolved who through no faul of the r own hnd themselves really placed nto nacllvaty whach rep esents damages a nd Jeopa dy to hear careers F nley refuses o play the three stars lest one gets hur a nd then he sa es wm approval Rud and F ngers were peddled o Boston for $1 m hon each and Blue to the the SCOREBOARD Stanamgs Averages Results Ma o League Stand ngs By Un ted Press Internal ana Nat onal League East W L 36 33 30 28 23 9 26 3 36 37 36 .u Ph ade ph a P tsbu gh New Yo k St Lou s Ch cage Mon ea Pet GB Pc GB ev I t 1\0tlld t eant ti e e I of he " Nor nan ruck out s M walked ly ne 1uesday Ig( sheganedl s ffU \ IC ory aga nsl one loss 11 e ~ l71l-poun I lefty t~<t d on I one sea e 1,a was r tl e seventl n ng wl c Btl Rw sell w !ked w th one out a d Steve Garvey follo11ed wa I a doub e o left There lor awh le I lost 11) co ce t ahon said Nor an wa I touc of d s~ s I t W San D ego Los Ange es Hovs on 627 36 29 37 3 554 544 A6 3 J Aana L 36 283 43 San Franc sea 25 44 362 Tuesdays Resu ts P sbu gh 0 Ch cago 1 Mon ea B Ph ade ph a 3 Hous on 9 A an a INTEREST P sburgh Med ch 5 5 Monday evenmg at Harnsonvalle the Middleport Braves got by the Bobcats 11 7 The Bobcats tr ed to make a comeback m the las nn ng by plahng s x rWJs but Jeff Wayland came on m rehef and fanned the last batter Dave Demosky stretched hts h ttmg streak to n ne games and raises h s average to 593 JUst behmd Jell Wayland wath a 680 mark Terry Wayland as r dmg a seven game streak and as batting at a 4~8 clip Monday mght Rack Ebers bach socked a tr pie and double whale J Wayland ch pped n w th two doubles Gett ng smgles were John Blake T Wayland Dan Hysell and Demosky For the Bobcats Willie Donahue went the dastance sink ng out seven and walking a hke number L Cottenll got a tnple whale T m Hanmg and Donahue got three and two smgles respectively Danny Riggs and Steve Han ng each had a smgle 100 006- 7 8 H ac t on 2 HRs Ch cage Be No s Ryan 3 a o2 67 8 0 30 these $18 Ch cago a M nneso a Oak and a Ca fo n a n g h Kansa s C y a Texas n g h C eve and a New Yo k n gh De o a Bos on n gh on v Qames s hedu ed A7813 Ashby Hun e Hea y W P Hun e a Sp kes New Yo k C evelend 38 23 3t 30 3 32 303 29 33 24 35 623 508 492 492 468 40 7 8 8 Sat moe Boston Detro t M wauke e Parts Plus CHECK YOUR NOf:Pf NOENr PAHfS PLUS DEALER FOR HIS PR CE PARK RESERVED "EMPLOYEES' OUTING" Ka osc y Texas Oakland M nneso a Ch cogo Cal forn a L 24 27 34 33 32 41 Pc 69 557 485 .476 475 406 3 Tuesdays Resul1l M nneso a 0 Ca fo n a 6 Oakland s Texas 2 Boston 6 Ba 5 15 nns C eve and 3 New Yo k 2 Ch c:ago 4 Kansas C 8 Detro t 0 M w4ukee 4 v 4 8 9 9 4 G &J AUTO PARTS G &J AUTO PARTS 144 West Second Street Route 33 Mason West Vtrgmta Pomeroy Oh10 KENTUCKYWEST VIRGINIA GAS CO 9 GB • • Parts These ~· Plus Auto Pa s S o es A o Fea u ng Th 1 AC Spa k Plug Offe OF "ND West W 39 34 32 30 29 28 Pd. 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SPENCER, CLERK OF COURTS Lm t 8 pe customer Wo s Ame un League Pet THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO VOTED FOR ME IN THE JUNE PRIMARY ELECTION Type Wh te warr w th Trade C eve and New Yo k Ph ade ph a Ca on 6 3 a c nc nna A ca a 6 2 8 OS pm New Yo k Seave 1 5 a S Lou s Fa one 55 8 30 p m Los Ange es Rhoden S 0 a Hous on R cnard 1 8 35 pm Sen 0 ego S om 6 6 an d Fos er 3 at San F anc sco Dress e S and Ba 5 5 2 8 35 p m Thu sday s Games P t sbvrgh a Ch cage San 0 ego a San Fren c sco Montrh a A an a n gh Ph Ia a C nc nna n gh Los Angc es a Hous on n gh On y games sc hedu ed L THANKS I Othe s zes low p ced lao 2605pm W N WHITE WAU.S POLYESTER CORD TUBELESS TIRES 1 F yman 7 4 and East 296 Second St Pomeroy 01'1 o Regular pr ces before the pr ce ncr-ease Thu sday s Games S anhouse 5 2 a A an a <Messersm h 6 5 and N ek o S A The A hens Coun y Savlnu & Loan Co SPARK PLUGS PDWER STREAK 78 POLYESTER CORD New Yo k S Lou s ooooooooo o 30 3 90 200 000 0 x Swan Myr c: k S Sanders 8 and G ote Denny 3 A and S mmons LP swan 3 1 KENTUCKY HYDROCARBON CO OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS PM CAMDEN PARK US ROU"'E 60 WEST-HUNTINGTON Closed Every Monday Except Labor Day 'I @ • GOODYEAR 5 • Me1gs Co. Branch Parts Plus Tune-Up Special Rooker 6 3 and a Ch cago R Mon rea N nety day nterest penalty I withdrawn be o e matur ty diltt 400 25x 11 9 and M Salser paced the losers with a double and Reedsvalle No I squeaked s ngle apiece by the vaslhng Tuppers R 144 83-20 19 " Plams No 2 team 6-5 Jerry s 200 81 11 7 Larkins R cky Putnam and Larry Harris comb ned to fan Powell s G an s ra sed 14 and wa k mne for the hear record to II I by beatmg wmners Dav d Durst and he Potreroy Prates Mon Jerry Larkins socked tnples day 11-0 for Reedsv lie and Bryan R Stewart and C Allen Coil ns and John Connolly got shared the pltchmg chores for doubles Smg c hatters were the w nners and fanned 11 Larkins Mark Holter and and walked only three J mmy Carter Both teams Together they hurled a no now stand al 4 I hatter that dropped the Rob Sm th Bnan Wells Pirates record t~ 3-8 J and Greg Cole combmed for Sheets led the hattmg altack Tuppers Pia ns to fan 13 and w th two homers wh le Allen walk eaght Tim Probert got a got a homer and double J double for the losers wh le Beaver and M Boyd each had those gett ng smgles were a traple and J Fields socked Sm th 2) Cole Wells Mark two doubles whale J Rice Steve Enevoldson and McKinney had a smgle Mike Colims For the Pirates T Fa!e TP 2000020 58 went the route and struck out R 311000168 sax and walked one whtle g1v ng up mne hits In the Syracuse Little p 00000--000 League Monday mght the G 080 03-11 9 I vasahng Racme As rolled Fafe and Murray Stewart over the Syracuse Reds 20-11 (wp) Allen and Boyd W nmng p cher J Rees fanned three and walked th rleen whale loser E Cunmngham and Tony Deem struck out one and walked five Leadmg the h tt ng a tack for the wmners were Beegle w th a home run Wolle wath two doubles and Reese wath a double and three smgles E Pickens Cunmngham M Reuse he 7 4 and Co eman 0 2 pm 2 On Certificates Of Deposit $1,000 M1mmum 1 Yr. Tenn the little leagues 0 a 8 Spence r 6 5 C nc nna 6 Los Ange es 0 S Lou s 3 New Yo k 0 San 0 ego 4 San F anc sco 2 Today s P obable Pitchers (A Tm . . EDTl bi!Sc !HI Jones equals 63-year-old mark By FRED McMAN E UP I Sports Writer should ever be sa d tl a Handy Jones s walk ng o!! wath tl e Nahonal .eague s Cv Young A\\ard Its bette r o sa) runn ng off because wa ks and Randy Jo es JUSt don m x Tl e 27 veaH id lef ander of he San D ego Padre posted h s 13th w1 of II e gil b) season Tuesday stopp ng th San Francisco Yankees for $1 5 m II on on June 15 but Kuhn vmded the Gaants 4 2 on four hats and m sales on the grounds they the process equaled a 63 weren t m he best n erest o! year old Na onal 1 eague record for ost consecut ve baseball F nley announced mnlngs " thou! walk ng a 1e would sue batter Amer ca n l eag ue Jones ed e lege dar) Ptesaden Lee MacPhail Chr sty Mathewson s Nl confirmed Blue had sagned a eco d of 66 consecu ve hree year contract WI h the mn ngs WI bout ssu ng a base As at the Yankees ns s ence on bulls hen saw that s r ng before the sale to New York broken m the se\ enth mn n~ York 698 58 7 47 4 455 5 431 17 390 19 42 25 S g West C nc nna whe -tl ey bunched singles by I o \ Perez Cesar Gerom no and Doug Flynn v II a walk to Bet ch n I Nor a n s sac !lee fly T e ru F lynn !rove om• In he lou th 1 ' g waUa one of h • two luts for the n gt t wa>ll e hrst o! hree HBls the Reds l andym '" wl t us bee io tg stm dou JOb as a replac e ncr for JO< M gar I c c ub g wr d 1 A's players still benched for prizes of $100,000 w forn Huh you re asking Tl at s r gl t sa d l really hougl N rn a lhc Reds 11 ght trade me before the Ju e 15 deadl ne I kno\\ th s club I kes lo make oves And I 1 33 years old so hey probably I gure I don ave oo many good yea s e! Thoughts il1at he n ght be traded d dn iaave Norman Ire mg hough After all "hat s another move nean to a guy who has p tched If 17 d ffe enl cat es and for sax diffe e11t naJor league clubs duntlg a career whacl dales buck to 1961 Anyway said Norman af he Reds had wan ed lo get nd of me I couldn have done anyil1 mg about at J m glad they d dn t il1ou~h But h a T une Up a FRENCH S SUNOCO POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY MIDDLE PORT OH 10 45760 POMEROY OHIO 45769 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTORS POMEROY OHIO 45769 Offer good thru Saturday! ) • �4 _ Tht Dally sentmtl, M1ddleport-Punwruy. 0 . Wt•dnesday . .lunt· ~:! 1'171; ...., . :.:·· .. :.:··· .. : t'Ril)A Y: LAS1' DAY Friday, June251s the last day lor IlLite leagues to enter the K¥~rr Creek Little League Tournament BytheUPI HOLL YWOOD, F la Bol l Entries may be mailed to Pu t nam hao;, ve t to CJCer c1se Bill Hubbard, Ohio Valley h1s opl•on to buy th e Wor ld Electric Corp., Box Sl, COLUMBUS (UP! 1- More H ockey Assoc taf •on Gallipolis. Clevel dnd Crusa der s for a n than 2,000 mentally retarded citizens from 77 of Ohio's 88 und•sclosed sum , but plans :·:.:-: ·.;.·,.-: :·.•. ·:···· ......·•:.: ··::·:• ar e almos t com plete for his counties will gather this t a k eove r dnd th e c l ub 's pol e, w t11 ch IS about tw o weekend at Ohio Stadium t r ansfer to southern F Ian da pound s lighter and slower AI a n ews c onf e r en ce than h1 s, Robert s c leared the for the eigh th annual Ohio Tu es da y a ff irm ing the team 's r ecord hc1oht Of course. he ;lpec1al ~ympic Games . •on to move to south sa1d II was due to Bell 's polo The games, one of the dec•s Ftonda Putn a m s a 1d he ' Yo u helpe d mor e tha n you largest sports programs in probably w1 11 r eta•n coac h know ," Robert s sa1d to BelL Ohio, are sponsored by the Johnn y Wd son but w111 make w hose w orld record of tB 71~ Department of Mental Hea lth player changes to str engthen was set about a mon th ogo at th e club the Federation G.1mes 1n and Mental RetardatiOn . WHA V ic e Pre s •dent W1 ch1 t a, Kan He lping Depa rlrn e nt Howard H. Batdwm sa1d the Director Timothy Muntz leagu e has given unanimous KNOXV ILL E TE NN open the program Friday Will ~ pproval to th e move to P A N Amen can gold m edalist F lor ida becau se the Cru sade r Jennifer Chand ler ol L rncoln , be Bobby Shr iver, son of Mr. owner s ··c ould no longe r A la leads a ft eld of e1ght and Mrs . R Sargent Shnver; operate th e club 1n w om en into th e f1na ls of the Cleve land " He sa•d the th re e m e ter Dr. Thomas Songster of the w om e n s National Special Olympics Crusader s w1ll mo ve to the Olympi c d1ving tr1al s h ere Hollywood Spo rta toriUm lon1ghl M1 ss Chandler , who office in Washington and Dr. regardless of wh e ther hopes to wm a berth on lhe Special Olympics this week Norman Sports briefs Ntesen, Putnam ' s F londa Pro Sport s Inc buy s th e club commissiOner of the department's Division of Mental Retardation . It was hoped that Mrs. Shriver, e>eeutlve vice president of the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr ., Foundation, would be able to rearrange her ·schedule to attend. TORONTO D ETROIT Red Wing Dan M a Ioney goes on tr1a l for as sault today m on ly th e lh1rd case of on ·ICe v1o len ce to be brought before the cour t s In the 59.year hostory of the NHL The 25 year old le ft w 1ng f rom Barrie. Ont , wa s c har ged w tth a ssau lt and cau sing bodily harm to Toronto 's Bnan Gtenn1 e 1n an N HL game a t Maple Leaf Gardens las t Nov S He ha s electe.d trial by SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS t UP! J Gallaway Babe, sixth com mg mto the stretch, turned on the speed and won the featured e1ghth race at Scwto Downs Tuesday mght by a half length over Reeds Pence. Easy Guy was third. Gallaway Babe, dnven by Ray Cromer to a 2 07 mile, paid backers $21 .60, $6.00 and $3.60 Crafty Lobi' Il l Bl and Pamt Her Butler (21 ~mbmed for a mght ly double payoff of $203116 A crowd of 5.247 wagered $243,399 Olymp1 c team by lint sh1ng 1n the t op thr ee ton tg ht , ran up 439 35 pom t s 1n preltm.nary t hree -meter c ompellf •on Tu esday . t o lead 70 entrant s from across th e cou ntr y Th 1rteen dtvers, 1nc lud 1ng pre -meet fa vo rite Chnst1ne Loock of Fort Worth , Te)l. . w ere ell m1natect By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer Spun :ed tn illl'lr l' ffort s lo lar ,J Hruok:i I he HIIIJIIISOI I, C hlt~a g4 , Wlnt t ~ox lwve r eluctant tv tw lll'tl tlnrd lMse 11 \lt' l' tu a -ruoktc wh u :uhnil!'i surprtse oJt C\'en hctng m 1he me~Jor le:.~gu m; , Bul after Tuesda y rught 's 14-8 vtc tor y u\'er the Kansas C!l y Hoyal s, they' re Ure.atlnng .a ltttle tnt caster dbout the cKpennwnl. Kevm Bell. ree:illed fr om the minors ln sl week. '-.pt·;nllt ... dt.:t l Ilit' Wltr lt' S11x ' "O.,ii Ui t \\1 1 h ,lrt lll.') Hi l'~l hl'­ p;uk Ht·ggi L' .J.u ksun l w tl a three - h! IIII L'I' 111 uullng <Jrltlr t11scd Ius rl tl' tIt 1rd ~• vcr:.Jgl' nearly 100 pcHnt s wllh " :1-fur -5 perfurman(·e at !he pla te Bell 's luttm~ lll'r uit•:-, wer e s<J nd wu:hcd m uwrd ~~ lhree-run homt:!r by Ji11t SJX!IIccr and a two-run shut by Jorge Orta. Bell , who ac hwved his first rn ttJur -lcCjgue lwrne run cmd ru ns-lla t1 ed -ut when left fie lder Tum Poquclle collided Witll a Wall chasing hi S Oy ba ll , <J<~ml ted bcmg awed by su IJIU('h so soon. " Fra nkly, I was surpnsed to be at tnpl e A level when season tJegun ,'' Bell smd. · And even though I had hit three homers in my last five g<JJn{'S (;It Iowa , I never expected them to cull me up. I guess they JU St needed me ." n sewhere Ill the American l.e,.gue, Boston shaded Bal1 ht s InternatiOnal League Standmgs Unit e d Press Internation al W L Syra c use 36 '27 Rhode Is land 39 30 Ro c he st er JJ 28 M e mpht s 32 J t R 1c hmond To l edo Char les ron Ttdewarer Pet 571 GB 565 541 2 508 4 30 34 30 35 469 46 2 61 ~ 7 28 34 452 71 ; llmure, 6-!l, 111 15 1nmngs, 27 36 429 9 Milwaukee pummeled DctJOit, 10-4, Ne~ York edged Cleve la nd , 3-Z, Mmnesota drubbed Ca hforma, IO.j), and Ocokland out a~ay Texas , 5-2 Tuesday 's Results Roches t er 5 T1dewater 4 Mcmphts 2 Syr acuse 1 Rhode Is land S Cha rl es ton 0 R 1c hmon d 4 To ledo 3 Ontano Provincia l Court His attorn ey , G eorg e F1nlay s aon , said Tue sday tha t Ma loney 's defense wou l d be ba sed on the ' con sen t " of all NH L players to accept v 1olen ce as p a rt of proles siona I hockey EUGENE , ORE - TO a po le vau lter t he most pr1zed possess 1on 1n th e wor~l d IS h ts pole A ller Dave Robert s look th e pole vau lt r ecord to 18 81 " Tuesddy at t he U S Ol ymp tc Track and F1eld Trta ls you ' d have to say a li the talk about poles ts so much hogwash Tha t 's becau se Robe rt s broke h1s favort t e pole and dtdn' t even shed a tea r He Si mpl y asked Earl Be ll, whose r ecord t1e took away, If he cou ld use hts and Bell sat d okay On the third tr y woth Bell's People That Supported Me In The Primary Election. 6, m The Middleport Summer Basketball League opened Tuesday w1th the Middleport Packers edging Mark V BHI in overtime ond the Mid· dleport Dept. Store rolling past Davenpor t's All .Stars, BO to 67 The first game saw the Packers, with four men 111 double figures come from behind late in the game to t1e il and eventually win on Jul1us Blank's 10 foot jwnper Sl<-four Andy Chonko of Mark V was the game's top scorer and reboWlder with 32 and 22 respectively , Jerry Cremeans added 22 for the losers. Terry Qualls paced the winners w1 th 26 points. Doxie Walters led in reboWlds with 16. 111 the second contest the great second half outside shoot111g of Mike Rober ts and Chip Brauer of the O..pt. Store, broke open their game w1th Davenpor t's AII.Slars and allowed them lo coast tn RBs. the 15th. Darwin groWlded to For the losmg All.Stars, shol'lslop Mark Belanger, Mick Davenport had 23 and who se throw for Gl force aL Steve Pr1ce 15 and 6-ll Mitch second was late- as was lhe Meadows nominated th e subsequent relay to first. boards for the Stars with 20. Packers - Blank• 9-2-20, Coa ts 1().0-20, Qualls 13-().26, D. Walters 4-0-8, G. Walburn fHI-10. U-2-84 total. Mark V (81) - Chonko 16-232, Walburn 7-().14, Cremeans 11-0·22, Hulton 6-0-22, Chapman 1-0-2. Middlepo r t Department Store - Haggerty 8-0-16, Bra uer 9-1-19, Brown 4-().8, Smith 3-0-6, T. Walters 4-1-9, Roberts 12-().24 Davenport's - Dave nport 11-2-23, Meadows 1-0-2, Sayre J.2-5, Manotta 2-H, Price 8-016, Burney ().().O, Myers 6-2- 14 Thursday games - 6:30 p.m., Middleport O..pt. vs Mark V, and at 7 30, Pac kers vs. Davenport's (Pd . PoL Adv.) f ii'SI awr., 5 oz . 2 pk. •1 :(•tr., ._.. ;1 RAnt'S STICK PEPPERONI .................................8, pk: Superior casing 1~ .. 1 BOLOGNA PIECE.. ................ '·....... 1.19 Sliced lb. 1.25 Welker cut up FROZEN FRYERS ................................................. lb. 1 5' HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ..................................... 9' lb. DAIRY 45 ct. California 8 oz. KRAfT AMERICAN SINGLE CHEESE pk. 69~ CANTALOUPES.~~.~~.59~ 2 LB. TEEN QUEEN CHEESE 24 ct. 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'•' ;. :" '' .· '' ',. ~ ' • -· ;> ' ': )., ' 1 \: '!'l ., 'i:; i LETART, W. Va. - In a candlelight ceremon y on Friday, March 26, at 7:30 p,m. Angela Marie Sayre and Bruce Allan Richards exchanged wedding vows at the Vernon United Methodist Olurch at Letart , The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Sayre of Letart, and the groom is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Baxter Richards of Zebulon, North Carolma. Rev. Marlin Campbell of Point Pleasant officiated at the double ring ceremony which featured the lighhng of the Trinity with backgr~und music of "Bless Be The Tie That Binds", Baskets of salmon colored gladiolas, lavender mums and baby's breath wer e placed on each side of an arch cen terlng the podium. Spiral candelabras l\lld palms graced each side of the podium with aisle candelabras on every other seat In the auditorium of the church, While · the bride was ·corted down the aisle by ner father, she presented her mother an apricot, long stenuned rose. The bride wore an Ivory gown of silk organza and venice lace. The bodice \jiBS fashioned with a Gibson girl neckline and bishop sleeves styled with venice lace The full A-line skirt fell from the empire waistline and ex· tended to a chapel length train, completely outline with the lace, The bride 's long veil ol ivary illusion was held by a camelot cap of matching venice lace and outlined with lace trim. She carried a white Bible presented to her by her late paternal grandmother on her 12th birthday, On top of the Bible, the bride's bouquet was fashioned of apricot roses, lilies of the valley, and baby's breath. Her jewelry consisted _of a cameo pin , which belonged to her late grandmother, Mrs. Clarke Sayre, and earrings, a gift from her matron of honor Mrs. James Campbell, sister of the bride served as matron of honor and Mrs . Dale Moore and Miss Rita Sayre, a sister of the bride , served as bridesmaids. The bride 's attendants wore gowns fashioned with short sleeves trimm•n i" brown with a V:neckline gathered at the bodice with a single rose . Picture hats of matching apricot completed the ensemble. The matron of honor carried a bouquet of apricot roses and baby 's breath and the bridesmaids carried a single apricot rose . Rebecca and Melany VanMeter, cousins . of the Is d bride, were flower gtr an each wore a long organza dreu of apricot and lavender and carried baskets of apricot and lavender rose only jewelry was a patr of pearl earrings, and she wore a corsage of apr icot roses and baby's breath . The groom's mother wore a lavender knit floor length dress, with long sleeves and empire waist Her jewelry was a pearl necklace and her corsage was of white roses and baby's breath Jo Anne YoWlg registered the guests at the wedding and the registration table was covered with an ivorv tablecloth crocheted by the bride's mother . Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Avalanche Homemaker's Clubhouse , where Mrs , Gene Jewell provided organ mus1~ The bnde's table was centered with a five t1er cake decorated w1th aoncot roses . lilies of the valley, and sugar bells. Atop the cake was a bridal centerpiece emphasiztn g chns to gram, s1gmficant of marnage m Christ. Assisting at the reception were Mrs Ray Thompson, Mrs Dwain Schneider , Miss Dollie Esque , an d Mrs Donald Meadows , who assisted in decoratmg the tables. Out-of-town guests at. tending were Mr. and Mrs . Carroll Norris, Mrs . William Zerkle, and Jaycelyn, Mrs. Richard Weaver, all of Syracuse, and Mrs. Roy VanMe ter, Melany and Rebecca, Racme. Mr , and Mrs. Maurice Lambt'rt, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs , Dale Moore and Mrs . Pluma Gibson, Midland, Mich . ; Miss Anna Absten , Huntm gton ; Mrs . Ly nn Willford, Mrs . Baxter Richards and Mr . Johnny Hendricks, Zebulon, North Carolina . Mrs . George Gladden and John, Clayton, Ind .; Miss Dot lie Es qu e, Gallipolis ; Mrs. Dw ain Schneider , Huntington ; Miss Viv1an Gladden, Cleveland ; Mrs Marlin Campbell and Tonia Worley, Point Pleasant. Mrs Joe Blazer and Judy, Rio Grande; Tammy Sayre, Louisville, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs , Howard Sharp , Lisa and Michelle, Apple Groye; Sue Hussell, Connie Gilland, Karl Keebler, Mason, and Debbie Theiss, Lancaster • The bride changed into a pale blue pantsuit for a tnp to Bryce Mountain Ski Resort m Virginia. She took her corsage from the bridal bouquet. The couple now restde at Rt. 4, Zebulon, North Carolina, where the groom is C().()Wner and operator of Pari Side Seafood in Zebulon , and the new Mrs . Richards is Director of Nur sing a l Guardian Care, also in Zebulon. IT'S BEEN several weeks now ond Leda Mae Kraueter, Me1gs High teacher, remains in Grant Hospital , Culwnbus . She's under going som e post-operative complications Wlfortunately. Cards from her fnends may be sent to her at the hospital, Room 645. CHARLES KNIGHTING Jr. , former Meigs area re sident, has been here visiting Robe;! Cummms of Racme. Stationed with the U. S. Army in Germany, Charles has been home on leave but Monday Will return there to resume hiS dulles JUST HEAI1D that Dr. and Mi'S. Stephen Coats have another baby - their fifth. The baby, named Douglas, Scott was born at the West Plains, Mo. hospital where Stephen IS on the surgwa l staff. So now they have Sea n, eight; Wayne, seven ; Laura Beth, four , and Stephen Andrew, two The grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Charles Gaskill of Middleport and Wellston, and Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd Con ley of St. Louts, and the great-grandmother' ts Mrs. Walter Hayes of Middleport. Stephen and Ius fam1ly are all settled m West Plams having moved there last September after he flms hed h1s four year residency m surgery at Flint, Mich. · NJ for Chnstine Coats Mcintyre, her husband, D1· Bussell Mcint yre, and the1r two , Lisa, stx , and Gregg, t\\o , they a~e now m the process of movmg to Newark, N .J where Huss w11l head up a O..partment of Medtcal Eth1cs He recently completed some postgraduate work in medical eth1cs at Harvard University The fa mily ha s resided m Boston for the past nme months Christme, a medical techntclan , worked at the Kennedy Memonal Children's Hosp1tal there. The Gasktlls, mc1dentally, just came back from Assateague Island off the coast of Maryland where they spent a wetk w1th Russ and Chnstine and the children who were there in their camper. Th e Mcln tyres are in the process of dispbsmg of their property in Wa shmg ton where they lived while he ta ught at the Catholic University there. Shower fetes ,. ; t: .... ... ..: .. . . ;.,.. ' . 8\ Poll)' Cramu tn l'C l't c~in wHist nnd l e~ k :tg lhs d S they dn fnr lllCII - from n t tcar l attack. Keesee had expressed a desire to have all of his chil<h'en und grandchildren 111 ch1u·,h 11ilh hun ut one time. Hi s wife, Ada , and then· seven d uldrcn begun planning then DF:Ail PO LLY - Thuse for !') UCh lUI UC t' Uti otl. Swulay, all !'it1 VC ll rhihlrcn and rt' CUp t! rntin g and 16 of the <5 ~ l'lill dcl u l dr c n gathel' ecl ut the Ke<•se,· wi!h artln1t k fi,ngc rs lltiVC trouble upcmug a ( ' (Ill of surdincs, cuwhovtes , elt l insert the pl'tmg of a longpronged fork in the end or the key and find it then tul'llS very eas1ly. - IVA DEAH POLLY Emerg ency candl es to have ready for a poss ible powel' blackout can be made by filling a one-I>UWHl coffee can with candle stubs, rescrvmg the I onge~! one fur lhe w1ck. Set the can 111 a pan of water PnZ?.IC of Pt!slldcna, Texas, Chr is tene Cecil NEW IIAVE N, W. V11 The Llil'enle nni nl Mllli Flower Show w11l be held at th e sod 1H l' ou111 in the Lulh era 11 Church, N1•w llave n, on June 20. The Nelwl'lilna Gard en Club nnd the New 1-lllven Gurden Cl ub cll'i'l dcd to d•angc the dal£.' of tl tt• show atltl plucc. Tho CUII11111tlue to ent erl :lill the judges m·e Mrs. Bartl ne Cmnpbell, Mi's Lloyd Hnusll . l.elnh Jmte Powell and Mrs . 'l'nm lloffman . '111e judge• are a('Credited tuld will be coming from Viennu, W. Va . CANCELLED The .Jun e meeting el f the Bend O' the Hlver Garden Club has been cancelled. DEAH POI.LV - Many of us ha\'c- l.Jittcn 111lu spuwch, endive and oth er le!ily vege tables only ln fmd them saudy, worm y or full of cobwebs. Often we buy such vegetables that have not been properl y washed or grow ow· own that need a thorough cleanmg . Such conditions muy not show up 111 broccoli tmlilil IS cooked My mother taught us to usc about one· fourth cup salt 111 cold w;Jier to remove such forei gn matte r 1n vegetables It really helps to get them squea ky clean - l.UCII.I.E. DEAR POLLY - When you do not want to usc a cracked egg ri ghl away , put a s tnp of plastic gwnmed tape over the crack to keep the nit out and the egg from spoiling Beautiful from any angle Nu how \'~H I lt•uk ,ll ,\ Kt.•c ps.tkl' tll.lllt' l d J.l ln o nd I Ill) ~. tt '•, bt•,1u! v ;~ml .l r l' -; upC! d J qu.tll! y T fH: l .llll O U'J Kl'c p ~ ct kt • C u,\l'o l n l t'l' .~ ~~ U t ('"> fnH,' w h1t c LOio r, 1'12 1fl.'LI ci.Htt y o\1\d prct. \St.' l lll. SL' C our i.O mplt' l t• i.ol leL t1 u n The famtly of Mr . and Mrs dleburg; Mr . and Mrs . John W. 0. Barmtz gathered on YoWlg , Hobin, Phill ip and Father's Day at the home of Usa, Lancaster ; Mr . and Mr. and Mrs . Wilson Car- Mrs D. L. Carr·ol and Matpenter, Mulberry Ave. for a thew , Cincinnati , Mr. and Mrs . Jim Carpenter and Jay, reWl lOn Others altendmg were Mr . Tuppers Plams; Mr . and and Mrs, Melvm Hoelscher , Mrs . KCJih Barmtz, Tommy B11l and Andy, Amanllo , and Tim, Kmgston; Mr and Texas; Mr . and Mrs. Mrs Bob Barnltz, Bobby, La\\fene e Nelso n and Ricy, Scottie, ,)e lf and Tammy Kalamazoo , M1 ch ; Johnme, Mason, W Va ., and Mr and Mrs Bob Wells and Mr. and Mrs . Hayman Kay , Warsaw ; Kim and Lynn Barmtz, Pomeroy GUY WAMSLEY Wells , Columbus; Mr and Mrs Harry YoWlg , Galion ; Mr and Mrs . Chris YoWlg, Warren. Chuck Young, Columbus: NEW HAVEN , W. Va. Guy Richard ( Ricky) Jim Dorko, North Mid· Wamsl ey, son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Barker, of New Hav en celebrated his sixth WILL NOT MEET birthday Tue sday with a Rock Springs Grange w1ll birthday party at h1s home not vtsit Laur el Grange as ~-earlier annoW!ced smce the Saturday mght meeting has Ohw la w requ1rcs that all been cance lled. wa tercr aft Willi clos ed compar tments wh1ch could NO MEETING trap fuel must be properly The JWie meeting of the ventt la ied, renunds the Past Matrons of Evangeline Walercraf l DI VISIOn of the Chapter, Order of Eastern Olo1o Department of Natural Star, has been cancelled. A Honors birthch.y Starts Thursday at 9 a.m. ~(1/lli-~tlllllttll ...., . @~~&~&~©~ SPRING WEDNESDAY AUX ILI ARY of Racine Fi r e Department Wednesday, 7:30 p,m, at the fir e station to make plan s for 4th of Jul y. All members asked to attend . FRIDAY LAST DAY to sign up to parttc1pate in Kyger Little Leag ue Tournament is Frtday. SATURDAY HYMN SING Saturday at Hazel CommWli ty Church, 7·30 p.m Featured si ngers are The Messengers from Wellston Public invited. REVIVA L TO START A revival will start July I at the Hiland Chapel, Route 7 bypass, begmning at B each evemng with lhe Rev l.Jilwrenc e Manley as evangehst. There will be special vocal music and the Rev George Casto, pastor, invites the public NOTICE MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI DANCE of H r yn oldsbw· ~ F/j,.,ower show date changed so the wutt•r com es l1alf wtt y never be done. You ha\1(' up the CHit Place ovel' a l m~· eight years wear out of yours nam e, and let cundles tlllell and l will pass on what I did , Hemove ft·um fire and when bul with the caution lhal II parillllly concea led >el the this IS dune It is entirely at reserved Candle 111 the l'unte1. your own risk. I washed mine - LV DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve is with the length of women's pants. Th ey always seem to have to be altered. Men 's pants are e1ther sold m differen t lengths or wtthout the hems bemg put m They see m to automatically assum e that a woman can, has the ttme or wants to alter hers SometimPs sh nriPninl-( J ' J'CSidence. attended Sunday School, and then returned home for a Ume of feasting and fellowship , They were joined by other relatives and fncnds. The couple's five sons are Kennell! of Blooming Grove ; 13111 of Gallon, Juck and Lee of Columbus, and Jim of Massi llon, and their dMgiJte rs arc Genevieve <:cwnut get them whtte like I.I NDA r: by hand in a ('Old wulcr detergent, Do only one panel. or a pair at the most. at one time and in a deep tub 1I ust•d the balhlub l so there is plenty of room to swish through the washing and rinsing. They looked mU('h whiter BUT they did shrink . Check to see If hems are deep enough to let out. I fa ced mine. Also try to stretrh a bit as the curtains dry. - POLLY. . '·': .::·:.: : ··:·:···:·: : :· ·,-:•: : :-:·:· ·: : : :-:~: ' ' Hayu wnd Keesee, IlL 4. PtOJ)J croy , was s;u·pnscd on Father's D11y wilh a fam il y grt-togcther . Em·her this year wh1lu OEAH POLLY - My mce I'WI\S tht• shap~ Of 1ht' leg while antique satul drupc rt es Why not make wonlt'n's pants they were when new These di-apenes were expens1vc when bought eight years ago and I hate to get nuw ones. They are even more. ex· penstve now. What can I do'' I had even thought about dyemg them. - MRS. J T DEAR MRS, J.T, - Yenrs ago I had some while antiqut• sa tin draprr ies lhal discolored after bt•ing dry cleaned several times. Tinu.· and strong light had also taken their tolL I ~nshed lhem even though all directions say this should ': ... ' Taking a chance by washinR draperies have tw ned a <hrly looking co lo r,. and the clea ner s ' Family honors Keesee Polly's Pointers Father's Day reunion held at Barnitz home Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. linda Van Meter and Miss Janie Van Meter en· tertain ed at the American Legwn hall m Middleport re centl y wilh a layette shower honoring Mrs Kenny Wheeler of Dexter. A blue and whi te color scheme was used in the decorations whi ch featured streamers . Games were played with gifts g01ng to Mrs . Mary Starcher , Mrs, Carolyn Sayre and Mary Lou Sw1sher Cake, pWlch , chips and mints were served to those named and Mrs. Betty Berkley, Miss Susan Swisher, Mrs . Karen Hatfield, Shain Hatfield , Miss Dian e Wheeler, Miss Deanna Van Meter, Miss Laura Van Meter , and Valarie Van Meter , Sendin g g1fts were Mrs . Archte Wheeler , Mrs. Delores Powell and Mrs . Marilee l.athey ;:,., I THE REV FI1ED I Gardner, former Muldleporl Church of Christ mh]islcr, is a patient at Memonal Hospita I in Johnson City, Tenn. and on Fnday will undergo surgery fur an aneurysm of the ao1ta Mildred Hawley of Middleport left today fo1· Tennessee to be with the couple. HYMN SING SET There will be a hymn sing .. •· petals. at th e Hazel Communi ty Johnny Hendricks of ChW'ch Saturday, JW1e 26, at : : • Zebulon was the best man 7:30 p.m. Featured singers ~l; and ushers were John will be "The Messengers" "' Gladden, cousin of the bride, from Wellston . The public is ·• • and Thomas Sayre, brother of invited to attend. ;4 : the bride. James Campbell : '; II, nephew of the bride, served as r ing bearer and · " Paul Sayre, brother of the ,•' 1 bride, as train bearer . Mrs , Gene Jewell provided organ music for the • • .ceremony and songs Included "Love Is a Many Splendored at the Meigs High School Cafeteria Thing," "Melody of Love", "Unchained Melt¥1y", an~ SATURDAY, JUNE 26 "Somewhere My Love". FROM 8:00 P.M. TO 12:00 A.M . The bride's mother chose a Pr ice 54.00 per Alumni and $2.00 per non· floor length apricot knit dress, fashioned with ruffles alumni guest or 1976 graduate. at the neckliqe and cuffs. Her " I !.! Lose your ntrrter pigeon'1 Iva Stewart of Rutland reports Lhat one cttmf' to lll•r hmLSC' Mon<hly evemng and ralhe r than take a chance on il getting hurt or being taken home by someone who wouldn 't wan! to return it to its owner she put it in £1 cage. There ctr e bands on both legs ~nd the ow~er ra n have the pigeon by identifying the markmgs. Mrs Stew,.rt 's ~eleph on c number is 74~-308:! CONTINUED A's 5, Rangers 2: ..""',E.~\net e oat'\C ee~e>Je(a'{"' 69 f' ' \\'\ f( \ po 1 I lluliaus 5, Yankees 4: 'II\ In se nior girls softball last week Forest Run squeaked by Syracuse at Mmersv1lle, 15-13. Patty Robmson led the winners with three smgles and a double wh1le for the losers P. Ne1gler had four singles and K. Dugan three smgles and a tnple . Wmnmg pitcher was K1m Gr ueser. Other hitters for Forest RWI were C. Guinther, double and singl e . S Han111ton and L. Ba1 ley , four singles; I. Fisher, A Mills, and J . Ord , two singles; K. Grueser, triple, double and sin gle; P. Bra uer, two homers an d a single, and L Ord , single and two doubles. Other hitters for Syracuse were S. Ash and K. Riffle, a triple each; T. Ferrell and Hoffman, two singles; T. Ash, triple and singl\11 CWldlff, three sin gles; ~ Teaford , single and tnple; Hubbard, single and triple, and Crow and White, a single each. In other action, M&R beat Pomeroy 26-10 with Mary Boggs getlmg three singles and a lnple. Kim Se th paced the losers also w1th three singles and a tnple. Winnmg pitcher Kellie Burdette was backed by these h;tters: Beth Vaughn, two smgles and a double ; M1ssy Kale , three smgles ; Tracy BW'dette , four singles; Kellie Burdette, two singles ; Jo McKinney an d Cathy Howard each a double and smgle ; Marcia Kale, Mary Blattner , each sin gles, and Glenda B. a home run. Other hitters for Pomeroy were S. Miller, three singles; N. Smith, two singles ; M. Snoffer, three singles and a double ; S Wright, S. Rought, Rhonda Hudson, and Jo Murphy, each a single, and Velvet Swisher, a double and single. In another game, New Haven rolled over Rutland al the New Havne fteld, 49-15, No other statistics were made available l fCommUDity 3 Corner (~~~:~~'" SCrl; il lliJ n d J CiJ lCh ---------~~--r----~------~~ Girls softball B0-67. games produce Robe rts tossed 111 24 and Braue r 19 for lhe w111 ners and Tom Wal ters added 16 b1g large scores ROBERT F. SNOWDEN 5: g1cmd~s lam • hwnc r for Rallirnore in rind robbttd Thlrwin uf H humc1 In the 14th w1th i:l tltt · Jun~~:t:~:': f:~~f\.:·:·:= :·::: :·: :-: :·:·: :·: . :·:·.·.·:·::::-:·:·:·:::·:::::::::::::::::::·::::::: :::::::::.:=:-: :·:·:·: :·:~:·:·: ;:- third when Bill North smgled, stole second and came home on an error b~ . center fte lder Juan Bemquez. including a solo horner by Hoy Howell. Ken McMullen also homered for the A's, who went ahead to stay in the filii ~l'ij /Jd -sl.u ll lied Sux Orioles Packers, Storemen Robby Darwm, who lul a homer m lht! hrsl knocked Lynn Wlll first league contest s Iron: third Wilhm Fred a lW~UI judge and tury m mhdd grounder the lop of 1Would Like To Thank All The . Chisox rookie belts grand slam , Rt'S (IUI'ces . picnic will be held .in July, UJ IL.JL.l SUMMER Ii LADIES' NAME BRAND SHOES 1\-----.~ (,'.:,-· ·- ..-"' · <~.;_,.'/ yv -....._;, -..!._ "~ ~· ·?: Dress &Casual Audll io ns Nalurali ze r Fa nfar es "'----···--)\ ''-.:)•;.~ // \ . Jo le ne Vogue I -----·~'·.....'·-A I ,' ,_..._.._.._..._,_.._.., -I _ _ _,_,_ ,,_,_,_. _.._...,_,_,.__..., _ ! One Group ! One Group of Ladies' ! ! ! LADIES' SHOES ! and Children's ! : ~ Now ~ $3 ( s;es$51I ~ ! On~ l _..~ $5 Pair _...~ Broken Pr , Or . 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Clevel dnd Crusa der s for a n than 2,000 mentally retarded citizens from 77 of Ohio's 88 und•sclosed sum , but plans :·:.:-: ·.;.·,.-: :·.•. ·:···· ......·•:.: ··::·:• ar e almos t com plete for his counties will gather this t a k eove r dnd th e c l ub 's pol e, w t11 ch IS about tw o weekend at Ohio Stadium t r ansfer to southern F Ian da pound s lighter and slower AI a n ews c onf e r en ce than h1 s, Robert s c leared the for the eigh th annual Ohio Tu es da y a ff irm ing the team 's r ecord hc1oht Of course. he ;lpec1al ~ympic Games . •on to move to south sa1d II was due to Bell 's polo The games, one of the dec•s Ftonda Putn a m s a 1d he ' Yo u helpe d mor e tha n you largest sports programs in probably w1 11 r eta•n coac h know ," Robert s sa1d to BelL Ohio, are sponsored by the Johnn y Wd son but w111 make w hose w orld record of tB 71~ Department of Mental Hea lth player changes to str engthen was set about a mon th ogo at th e club the Federation G.1mes 1n and Mental RetardatiOn . WHA V ic e Pre s •dent W1 ch1 t a, Kan He lping Depa rlrn e nt Howard H. Batdwm sa1d the Director Timothy Muntz leagu e has given unanimous KNOXV ILL E TE NN open the program Friday Will ~ pproval to th e move to P A N Amen can gold m edalist F lor ida becau se the Cru sade r Jennifer Chand ler ol L rncoln , be Bobby Shr iver, son of Mr. owner s ··c ould no longe r A la leads a ft eld of e1ght and Mrs . R Sargent Shnver; operate th e club 1n w om en into th e f1na ls of the Cleve land " He sa•d the th re e m e ter Dr. Thomas Songster of the w om e n s National Special Olympics Crusader s w1ll mo ve to the Olympi c d1ving tr1al s h ere Hollywood Spo rta toriUm lon1ghl M1 ss Chandler , who office in Washington and Dr. regardless of wh e ther hopes to wm a berth on lhe Special Olympics this week Norman Sports briefs Ntesen, Putnam ' s F londa Pro Sport s Inc buy s th e club commissiOner of the department's Division of Mental Retardation . It was hoped that Mrs. Shriver, e>eeutlve vice president of the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr ., Foundation, would be able to rearrange her ·schedule to attend. TORONTO D ETROIT Red Wing Dan M a Ioney goes on tr1a l for as sault today m on ly th e lh1rd case of on ·ICe v1o len ce to be brought before the cour t s In the 59.year hostory of the NHL The 25 year old le ft w 1ng f rom Barrie. Ont , wa s c har ged w tth a ssau lt and cau sing bodily harm to Toronto 's Bnan Gtenn1 e 1n an N HL game a t Maple Leaf Gardens las t Nov S He ha s electe.d trial by SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS t UP! J Gallaway Babe, sixth com mg mto the stretch, turned on the speed and won the featured e1ghth race at Scwto Downs Tuesday mght by a half length over Reeds Pence. Easy Guy was third. Gallaway Babe, dnven by Ray Cromer to a 2 07 mile, paid backers $21 .60, $6.00 and $3.60 Crafty Lobi' Il l Bl and Pamt Her Butler (21 ~mbmed for a mght ly double payoff of $203116 A crowd of 5.247 wagered $243,399 Olymp1 c team by lint sh1ng 1n the t op thr ee ton tg ht , ran up 439 35 pom t s 1n preltm.nary t hree -meter c ompellf •on Tu esday . t o lead 70 entrant s from across th e cou ntr y Th 1rteen dtvers, 1nc lud 1ng pre -meet fa vo rite Chnst1ne Loock of Fort Worth , Te)l. . w ere ell m1natect By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer Spun :ed tn illl'lr l' ffort s lo lar ,J Hruok:i I he HIIIJIIISOI I, C hlt~a g4 , Wlnt t ~ox lwve r eluctant tv tw lll'tl tlnrd lMse 11 \lt' l' tu a -ruoktc wh u :uhnil!'i surprtse oJt C\'en hctng m 1he me~Jor le:.~gu m; , Bul after Tuesda y rught 's 14-8 vtc tor y u\'er the Kansas C!l y Hoyal s, they' re Ure.atlnng .a ltttle tnt caster dbout the cKpennwnl. Kevm Bell. ree:illed fr om the minors ln sl week. '-.pt·;nllt ... dt.:t l Ilit' Wltr lt' S11x ' "O.,ii Ui t \\1 1 h ,lrt lll.') Hi l'~l hl'­ p;uk Ht·ggi L' .J.u ksun l w tl a three - h! IIII L'I' 111 uullng <Jrltlr t11scd Ius rl tl' tIt 1rd ~• vcr:.Jgl' nearly 100 pcHnt s wllh " :1-fur -5 perfurman(·e at !he pla te Bell 's luttm~ lll'r uit•:-, wer e s<J nd wu:hcd m uwrd ~~ lhree-run homt:!r by Ji11t SJX!IIccr and a two-run shut by Jorge Orta. Bell , who ac hwved his first rn ttJur -lcCjgue lwrne run cmd ru ns-lla t1 ed -ut when left fie lder Tum Poquclle collided Witll a Wall chasing hi S Oy ba ll , <J<~ml ted bcmg awed by su IJIU('h so soon. " Fra nkly, I was surpnsed to be at tnpl e A level when season tJegun ,'' Bell smd. · And even though I had hit three homers in my last five g<JJn{'S (;It Iowa , I never expected them to cull me up. I guess they JU St needed me ." n sewhere Ill the American l.e,.gue, Boston shaded Bal1 ht s InternatiOnal League Standmgs Unit e d Press Internation al W L Syra c use 36 '27 Rhode Is land 39 30 Ro c he st er JJ 28 M e mpht s 32 J t R 1c hmond To l edo Char les ron Ttdewarer Pet 571 GB 565 541 2 508 4 30 34 30 35 469 46 2 61 ~ 7 28 34 452 71 ; llmure, 6-!l, 111 15 1nmngs, 27 36 429 9 Milwaukee pummeled DctJOit, 10-4, Ne~ York edged Cleve la nd , 3-Z, Mmnesota drubbed Ca hforma, IO.j), and Ocokland out a~ay Texas , 5-2 Tuesday 's Results Roches t er 5 T1dewater 4 Mcmphts 2 Syr acuse 1 Rhode Is land S Cha rl es ton 0 R 1c hmon d 4 To ledo 3 Ontano Provincia l Court His attorn ey , G eorg e F1nlay s aon , said Tue sday tha t Ma loney 's defense wou l d be ba sed on the ' con sen t " of all NH L players to accept v 1olen ce as p a rt of proles siona I hockey EUGENE , ORE - TO a po le vau lter t he most pr1zed possess 1on 1n th e wor~l d IS h ts pole A ller Dave Robert s look th e pole vau lt r ecord to 18 81 " Tuesddy at t he U S Ol ymp tc Track and F1eld Trta ls you ' d have to say a li the talk about poles ts so much hogwash Tha t 's becau se Robe rt s broke h1s favort t e pole and dtdn' t even shed a tea r He Si mpl y asked Earl Be ll, whose r ecord t1e took away, If he cou ld use hts and Bell sat d okay On the third tr y woth Bell's People That Supported Me In The Primary Election. 6, m The Middleport Summer Basketball League opened Tuesday w1th the Middleport Packers edging Mark V BHI in overtime ond the Mid· dleport Dept. Store rolling past Davenpor t's All .Stars, BO to 67 The first game saw the Packers, with four men 111 double figures come from behind late in the game to t1e il and eventually win on Jul1us Blank's 10 foot jwnper Sl<-four Andy Chonko of Mark V was the game's top scorer and reboWlder with 32 and 22 respectively , Jerry Cremeans added 22 for the losers. Terry Qualls paced the winners w1 th 26 points. Doxie Walters led in reboWlds with 16. 111 the second contest the great second half outside shoot111g of Mike Rober ts and Chip Brauer of the O..pt. Store, broke open their game w1th Davenpor t's AII.Slars and allowed them lo coast tn RBs. the 15th. Darwin groWlded to For the losmg All.Stars, shol'lslop Mark Belanger, Mick Davenport had 23 and who se throw for Gl force aL Steve Pr1ce 15 and 6-ll Mitch second was late- as was lhe Meadows nominated th e subsequent relay to first. boards for the Stars with 20. Packers - Blank• 9-2-20, Coa ts 1().0-20, Qualls 13-().26, D. Walters 4-0-8, G. Walburn fHI-10. U-2-84 total. Mark V (81) - Chonko 16-232, Walburn 7-().14, Cremeans 11-0·22, Hulton 6-0-22, Chapman 1-0-2. Middlepo r t Department Store - Haggerty 8-0-16, Bra uer 9-1-19, Brown 4-().8, Smith 3-0-6, T. Walters 4-1-9, Roberts 12-().24 Davenport's - Dave nport 11-2-23, Meadows 1-0-2, Sayre J.2-5, Manotta 2-H, Price 8-016, Burney ().().O, Myers 6-2- 14 Thursday games - 6:30 p.m., Middleport O..pt. vs Mark V, and at 7 30, Pac kers vs. Davenport's (Pd . PoL Adv.) f ii'SI awr., 5 oz . 2 pk. •1 :(•tr., ._.. ;1 RAnt'S STICK PEPPERONI .................................8, pk: Superior casing 1~ .. 1 BOLOGNA PIECE.. ................ '·....... 1.19 Sliced lb. 1.25 Welker cut up FROZEN FRYERS ................................................. lb. 1 5' HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ..................................... 9' lb. DAIRY 45 ct. California 8 oz. KRAfT AMERICAN SINGLE CHEESE pk. 69~ CANTALOUPES.~~.~~.59~ 2 LB. TEEN QUEEN CHEESE 24 ct. 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R1ck Wails went eight mmngs to gum hiS second Victory . The loss, 1\ IU eh went to Catfish Hunter, snapped a seven-game l'!ew York wlnnmg streak. Tigers 10, Brewers t: Alex Johnson had three hils, scored twll'€ and drove m a I' WI to spark a 2().hit Detrml deluge, which saddled the Hrewers with their fourth straight loss and sixth in seven gHmes Han k Aaron hH h1s 752nd career homer- and fifth in h1s last eight gamesfor Milwaukee In the fourth , Twi ns 10, Angels 6. Rod Carel\ had three hils mcluding H three~run homer, while Dan Ford added a tworun shot as the Twins routed Cal1forntu Rook1es Butc h Wynegar and Bob Randall each had three hits in the 17· hit Mmnesota attack J1m Hughes , 3-B, sl1uggled through Sl> innings to gam credit for the win . .. Clearance! PRICED FROM 1. '10.00 • WOMEN'S Hush Puppies Joyce Risque lmpo Viner California Cobblers Easy Street Sport lites TO MEN'S PRICED FROM Hartley 's Shoes "A~r Conditioned" Middle of Upper Block Pomeroy , 0 . 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'•' ;. :" '' .· '' ',. ~ ' • -· ;> ' ': )., ' 1 \: '!'l ., 'i:; i LETART, W. Va. - In a candlelight ceremon y on Friday, March 26, at 7:30 p,m. Angela Marie Sayre and Bruce Allan Richards exchanged wedding vows at the Vernon United Methodist Olurch at Letart , The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Sayre of Letart, and the groom is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Baxter Richards of Zebulon, North Carolma. Rev. Marlin Campbell of Point Pleasant officiated at the double ring ceremony which featured the lighhng of the Trinity with backgr~und music of "Bless Be The Tie That Binds", Baskets of salmon colored gladiolas, lavender mums and baby's breath wer e placed on each side of an arch cen terlng the podium. Spiral candelabras l\lld palms graced each side of the podium with aisle candelabras on every other seat In the auditorium of the church, While · the bride was ·corted down the aisle by ner father, she presented her mother an apricot, long stenuned rose. The bride wore an Ivory gown of silk organza and venice lace. The bodice \jiBS fashioned with a Gibson girl neckline and bishop sleeves styled with venice lace The full A-line skirt fell from the empire waistline and ex· tended to a chapel length train, completely outline with the lace, The bride 's long veil ol ivary illusion was held by a camelot cap of matching venice lace and outlined with lace trim. She carried a white Bible presented to her by her late paternal grandmother on her 12th birthday, On top of the Bible, the bride's bouquet was fashioned of apricot roses, lilies of the valley, and baby's breath. Her jewelry consisted _of a cameo pin , which belonged to her late grandmother, Mrs. Clarke Sayre, and earrings, a gift from her matron of honor Mrs. James Campbell, sister of the bride served as matron of honor and Mrs . Dale Moore and Miss Rita Sayre, a sister of the bride , served as bridesmaids. The bride 's attendants wore gowns fashioned with short sleeves trimm•n i" brown with a V:neckline gathered at the bodice with a single rose . Picture hats of matching apricot completed the ensemble. The matron of honor carried a bouquet of apricot roses and baby 's breath and the bridesmaids carried a single apricot rose . Rebecca and Melany VanMeter, cousins . of the Is d bride, were flower gtr an each wore a long organza dreu of apricot and lavender and carried baskets of apricot and lavender rose only jewelry was a patr of pearl earrings, and she wore a corsage of apr icot roses and baby's breath . The groom's mother wore a lavender knit floor length dress, with long sleeves and empire waist Her jewelry was a pearl necklace and her corsage was of white roses and baby's breath Jo Anne YoWlg registered the guests at the wedding and the registration table was covered with an ivorv tablecloth crocheted by the bride's mother . Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Avalanche Homemaker's Clubhouse , where Mrs , Gene Jewell provided organ mus1~ The bnde's table was centered with a five t1er cake decorated w1th aoncot roses . lilies of the valley, and sugar bells. Atop the cake was a bridal centerpiece emphasiztn g chns to gram, s1gmficant of marnage m Christ. Assisting at the reception were Mrs Ray Thompson, Mrs Dwain Schneider , Miss Dollie Esque , an d Mrs Donald Meadows , who assisted in decoratmg the tables. Out-of-town guests at. tending were Mr. and Mrs . Carroll Norris, Mrs . William Zerkle, and Jaycelyn, Mrs. Richard Weaver, all of Syracuse, and Mrs. Roy VanMe ter, Melany and Rebecca, Racme. Mr , and Mrs. Maurice Lambt'rt, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs , Dale Moore and Mrs . Pluma Gibson, Midland, Mich . ; Miss Anna Absten , Huntm gton ; Mrs . Ly nn Willford, Mrs . Baxter Richards and Mr . Johnny Hendricks, Zebulon, North Carolina . Mrs . George Gladden and John, Clayton, Ind .; Miss Dot lie Es qu e, Gallipolis ; Mrs. Dw ain Schneider , Huntington ; Miss Viv1an Gladden, Cleveland ; Mrs Marlin Campbell and Tonia Worley, Point Pleasant. Mrs Joe Blazer and Judy, Rio Grande; Tammy Sayre, Louisville, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs , Howard Sharp , Lisa and Michelle, Apple Groye; Sue Hussell, Connie Gilland, Karl Keebler, Mason, and Debbie Theiss, Lancaster • The bride changed into a pale blue pantsuit for a tnp to Bryce Mountain Ski Resort m Virginia. She took her corsage from the bridal bouquet. The couple now restde at Rt. 4, Zebulon, North Carolina, where the groom is C().()Wner and operator of Pari Side Seafood in Zebulon , and the new Mrs . Richards is Director of Nur sing a l Guardian Care, also in Zebulon. IT'S BEEN several weeks now ond Leda Mae Kraueter, Me1gs High teacher, remains in Grant Hospital , Culwnbus . She's under going som e post-operative complications Wlfortunately. Cards from her fnends may be sent to her at the hospital, Room 645. CHARLES KNIGHTING Jr. , former Meigs area re sident, has been here visiting Robe;! Cummms of Racme. Stationed with the U. S. Army in Germany, Charles has been home on leave but Monday Will return there to resume hiS dulles JUST HEAI1D that Dr. and Mi'S. Stephen Coats have another baby - their fifth. The baby, named Douglas, Scott was born at the West Plains, Mo. hospital where Stephen IS on the surgwa l staff. So now they have Sea n, eight; Wayne, seven ; Laura Beth, four , and Stephen Andrew, two The grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Charles Gaskill of Middleport and Wellston, and Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd Con ley of St. Louts, and the great-grandmother' ts Mrs. Walter Hayes of Middleport. Stephen and Ius fam1ly are all settled m West Plams having moved there last September after he flms hed h1s four year residency m surgery at Flint, Mich. · NJ for Chnstine Coats Mcintyre, her husband, D1· Bussell Mcint yre, and the1r two , Lisa, stx , and Gregg, t\\o , they a~e now m the process of movmg to Newark, N .J where Huss w11l head up a O..partment of Medtcal Eth1cs He recently completed some postgraduate work in medical eth1cs at Harvard University The fa mily ha s resided m Boston for the past nme months Christme, a medical techntclan , worked at the Kennedy Memonal Children's Hosp1tal there. The Gasktlls, mc1dentally, just came back from Assateague Island off the coast of Maryland where they spent a wetk w1th Russ and Chnstine and the children who were there in their camper. Th e Mcln tyres are in the process of dispbsmg of their property in Wa shmg ton where they lived while he ta ught at the Catholic University there. Shower fetes ,. ; t: .... ... ..: .. . . ;.,.. ' . 8\ Poll)' Cramu tn l'C l't c~in wHist nnd l e~ k :tg lhs d S they dn fnr lllCII - from n t tcar l attack. Keesee had expressed a desire to have all of his chil<h'en und grandchildren 111 ch1u·,h 11ilh hun ut one time. Hi s wife, Ada , and then· seven d uldrcn begun planning then DF:Ail PO LLY - Thuse for !') UCh lUI UC t' Uti otl. Swulay, all !'it1 VC ll rhihlrcn and rt' CUp t! rntin g and 16 of the <5 ~ l'lill dcl u l dr c n gathel' ecl ut the Ke<•se,· wi!h artln1t k fi,ngc rs lltiVC trouble upcmug a ( ' (Ill of surdincs, cuwhovtes , elt l insert the pl'tmg of a longpronged fork in the end or the key and find it then tul'llS very eas1ly. - IVA DEAH POLLY Emerg ency candl es to have ready for a poss ible powel' blackout can be made by filling a one-I>UWHl coffee can with candle stubs, rescrvmg the I onge~! one fur lhe w1ck. Set the can 111 a pan of water PnZ?.IC of Pt!slldcna, Texas, Chr is tene Cecil NEW IIAVE N, W. V11 The Llil'enle nni nl Mllli Flower Show w11l be held at th e sod 1H l' ou111 in the Lulh era 11 Church, N1•w llave n, on June 20. The Nelwl'lilna Gard en Club nnd the New 1-lllven Gurden Cl ub cll'i'l dcd to d•angc the dal£.' of tl tt• show atltl plucc. Tho CUII11111tlue to ent erl :lill the judges m·e Mrs. Bartl ne Cmnpbell, Mi's Lloyd Hnusll . l.elnh Jmte Powell and Mrs . 'l'nm lloffman . '111e judge• are a('Credited tuld will be coming from Viennu, W. Va . CANCELLED The .Jun e meeting el f the Bend O' the Hlver Garden Club has been cancelled. DEAH POI.LV - Many of us ha\'c- l.Jittcn 111lu spuwch, endive and oth er le!ily vege tables only ln fmd them saudy, worm y or full of cobwebs. Often we buy such vegetables that have not been properl y washed or grow ow· own that need a thorough cleanmg . Such conditions muy not show up 111 broccoli tmlilil IS cooked My mother taught us to usc about one· fourth cup salt 111 cold w;Jier to remove such forei gn matte r 1n vegetables It really helps to get them squea ky clean - l.UCII.I.E. DEAR POLLY - When you do not want to usc a cracked egg ri ghl away , put a s tnp of plastic gwnmed tape over the crack to keep the nit out and the egg from spoiling Beautiful from any angle Nu how \'~H I lt•uk ,ll ,\ Kt.•c ps.tkl' tll.lllt' l d J.l ln o nd I Ill) ~. tt '•, bt•,1u! v ;~ml .l r l' -; upC! d J qu.tll! y T fH: l .llll O U'J Kl'c p ~ ct kt • C u,\l'o l n l t'l' .~ ~~ U t ('"> fnH,' w h1t c LOio r, 1'12 1fl.'LI ci.Htt y o\1\d prct. \St.' l lll. SL' C our i.O mplt' l t• i.ol leL t1 u n The famtly of Mr . and Mrs dleburg; Mr . and Mrs . John W. 0. Barmtz gathered on YoWlg , Hobin, Phill ip and Father's Day at the home of Usa, Lancaster ; Mr . and Mr. and Mrs . Wilson Car- Mrs D. L. Carr·ol and Matpenter, Mulberry Ave. for a thew , Cincinnati , Mr. and Mrs . Jim Carpenter and Jay, reWl lOn Others altendmg were Mr . Tuppers Plams; Mr . and and Mrs, Melvm Hoelscher , Mrs . KCJih Barmtz, Tommy B11l and Andy, Amanllo , and Tim, Kmgston; Mr and Texas; Mr . and Mrs. Mrs Bob Barnltz, Bobby, La\\fene e Nelso n and Ricy, Scottie, ,)e lf and Tammy Kalamazoo , M1 ch ; Johnme, Mason, W Va ., and Mr and Mrs Bob Wells and Mr. and Mrs . Hayman Kay , Warsaw ; Kim and Lynn Barmtz, Pomeroy GUY WAMSLEY Wells , Columbus; Mr and Mrs Harry YoWlg , Galion ; Mr and Mrs . Chris YoWlg, Warren. Chuck Young, Columbus: NEW HAVEN , W. Va. Guy Richard ( Ricky) Jim Dorko, North Mid· Wamsl ey, son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Barker, of New Hav en celebrated his sixth WILL NOT MEET birthday Tue sday with a Rock Springs Grange w1ll birthday party at h1s home not vtsit Laur el Grange as ~-earlier annoW!ced smce the Saturday mght meeting has Ohw la w requ1rcs that all been cance lled. wa tercr aft Willi clos ed compar tments wh1ch could NO MEETING trap fuel must be properly The JWie meeting of the ventt la ied, renunds the Past Matrons of Evangeline Walercraf l DI VISIOn of the Chapter, Order of Eastern Olo1o Department of Natural Star, has been cancelled. A Honors birthch.y Starts Thursday at 9 a.m. ~(1/lli-~tlllllttll ...., . @~~&~&~©~ SPRING WEDNESDAY AUX ILI ARY of Racine Fi r e Department Wednesday, 7:30 p,m, at the fir e station to make plan s for 4th of Jul y. All members asked to attend . FRIDAY LAST DAY to sign up to parttc1pate in Kyger Little Leag ue Tournament is Frtday. SATURDAY HYMN SING Saturday at Hazel CommWli ty Church, 7·30 p.m Featured si ngers are The Messengers from Wellston Public invited. REVIVA L TO START A revival will start July I at the Hiland Chapel, Route 7 bypass, begmning at B each evemng with lhe Rev l.Jilwrenc e Manley as evangehst. There will be special vocal music and the Rev George Casto, pastor, invites the public NOTICE MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI DANCE of H r yn oldsbw· ~ F/j,.,ower show date changed so the wutt•r com es l1alf wtt y never be done. You ha\1(' up the CHit Place ovel' a l m~· eight years wear out of yours nam e, and let cundles tlllell and l will pass on what I did , Hemove ft·um fire and when bul with the caution lhal II parillllly concea led >el the this IS dune It is entirely at reserved Candle 111 the l'unte1. your own risk. I washed mine - LV DEAR POLLY - My Pel Peeve is with the length of women's pants. Th ey always seem to have to be altered. Men 's pants are e1ther sold m differen t lengths or wtthout the hems bemg put m They see m to automatically assum e that a woman can, has the ttme or wants to alter hers SometimPs sh nriPninl-( J ' J'CSidence. attended Sunday School, and then returned home for a Ume of feasting and fellowship , They were joined by other relatives and fncnds. The couple's five sons are Kennell! of Blooming Grove ; 13111 of Gallon, Juck and Lee of Columbus, and Jim of Massi llon, and their dMgiJte rs arc Genevieve <:cwnut get them whtte like I.I NDA r: by hand in a ('Old wulcr detergent, Do only one panel. or a pair at the most. at one time and in a deep tub 1I ust•d the balhlub l so there is plenty of room to swish through the washing and rinsing. They looked mU('h whiter BUT they did shrink . Check to see If hems are deep enough to let out. I fa ced mine. Also try to stretrh a bit as the curtains dry. - POLLY. . '·': .::·:.: : ··:·:···:·: : :· ·,-:•: : :-:·:· ·: : : :-:~: ' ' Hayu wnd Keesee, IlL 4. PtOJ)J croy , was s;u·pnscd on Father's D11y wilh a fam il y grt-togcther . Em·her this year wh1lu OEAH POLLY - My mce I'WI\S tht• shap~ Of 1ht' leg while antique satul drupc rt es Why not make wonlt'n's pants they were when new These di-apenes were expens1vc when bought eight years ago and I hate to get nuw ones. They are even more. ex· penstve now. What can I do'' I had even thought about dyemg them. - MRS. J T DEAR MRS, J.T, - Yenrs ago I had some while antiqut• sa tin draprr ies lhal discolored after bt•ing dry cleaned several times. Tinu.· and strong light had also taken their tolL I ~nshed lhem even though all directions say this should ': ... ' Taking a chance by washinR draperies have tw ned a <hrly looking co lo r,. and the clea ner s ' Family honors Keesee Polly's Pointers Father's Day reunion held at Barnitz home Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. linda Van Meter and Miss Janie Van Meter en· tertain ed at the American Legwn hall m Middleport re centl y wilh a layette shower honoring Mrs Kenny Wheeler of Dexter. A blue and whi te color scheme was used in the decorations whi ch featured streamers . Games were played with gifts g01ng to Mrs . Mary Starcher , Mrs, Carolyn Sayre and Mary Lou Sw1sher Cake, pWlch , chips and mints were served to those named and Mrs. Betty Berkley, Miss Susan Swisher, Mrs . Karen Hatfield, Shain Hatfield , Miss Dian e Wheeler, Miss Deanna Van Meter, Miss Laura Van Meter , and Valarie Van Meter , Sendin g g1fts were Mrs . Archte Wheeler , Mrs. Delores Powell and Mrs . Marilee l.athey ;:,., I THE REV FI1ED I Gardner, former Muldleporl Church of Christ mh]islcr, is a patient at Memonal Hospita I in Johnson City, Tenn. and on Fnday will undergo surgery fur an aneurysm of the ao1ta Mildred Hawley of Middleport left today fo1· Tennessee to be with the couple. HYMN SING SET There will be a hymn sing .. •· petals. at th e Hazel Communi ty Johnny Hendricks of ChW'ch Saturday, JW1e 26, at : : • Zebulon was the best man 7:30 p.m. Featured singers ~l; and ushers were John will be "The Messengers" "' Gladden, cousin of the bride, from Wellston . The public is ·• • and Thomas Sayre, brother of invited to attend. ;4 : the bride. James Campbell : '; II, nephew of the bride, served as r ing bearer and · " Paul Sayre, brother of the ,•' 1 bride, as train bearer . Mrs , Gene Jewell provided organ music for the • • .ceremony and songs Included "Love Is a Many Splendored at the Meigs High School Cafeteria Thing," "Melody of Love", "Unchained Melt¥1y", an~ SATURDAY, JUNE 26 "Somewhere My Love". FROM 8:00 P.M. TO 12:00 A.M . The bride's mother chose a Pr ice 54.00 per Alumni and $2.00 per non· floor length apricot knit dress, fashioned with ruffles alumni guest or 1976 graduate. at the neckliqe and cuffs. Her " I !.! Lose your ntrrter pigeon'1 Iva Stewart of Rutland reports Lhat one cttmf' to lll•r hmLSC' Mon<hly evemng and ralhe r than take a chance on il getting hurt or being taken home by someone who wouldn 't wan! to return it to its owner she put it in £1 cage. There ctr e bands on both legs ~nd the ow~er ra n have the pigeon by identifying the markmgs. Mrs Stew,.rt 's ~eleph on c number is 74~-308:! CONTINUED A's 5, Rangers 2: ..""',E.~\net e oat'\C ee~e>Je(a'{"' 69 f' ' \\'\ f( \ po 1 I lluliaus 5, Yankees 4: 'II\ In se nior girls softball last week Forest Run squeaked by Syracuse at Mmersv1lle, 15-13. Patty Robmson led the winners with three smgles and a double wh1le for the losers P. Ne1gler had four singles and K. Dugan three smgles and a tnple . Wmnmg pitcher was K1m Gr ueser. Other hitters for Forest RWI were C. Guinther, double and singl e . S Han111ton and L. Ba1 ley , four singles; I. Fisher, A Mills, and J . Ord , two singles; K. Grueser, triple, double and sin gle; P. Bra uer, two homers an d a single, and L Ord , single and two doubles. Other hitters for Syracuse were S. Ash and K. Riffle, a triple each; T. Ferrell and Hoffman, two singles; T. Ash, triple and singl\11 CWldlff, three sin gles; ~ Teaford , single and tnple; Hubbard, single and triple, and Crow and White, a single each. In other action, M&R beat Pomeroy 26-10 with Mary Boggs getlmg three singles and a lnple. Kim Se th paced the losers also w1th three singles and a tnple. Winnmg pitcher Kellie Burdette was backed by these h;tters: Beth Vaughn, two smgles and a double ; M1ssy Kale , three smgles ; Tracy BW'dette , four singles; Kellie Burdette, two singles ; Jo McKinney an d Cathy Howard each a double and smgle ; Marcia Kale, Mary Blattner , each sin gles, and Glenda B. a home run. Other hitters for Pomeroy were S. Miller, three singles; N. Smith, two singles ; M. Snoffer, three singles and a double ; S Wright, S. Rought, Rhonda Hudson, and Jo Murphy, each a single, and Velvet Swisher, a double and single. In another game, New Haven rolled over Rutland al the New Havne fteld, 49-15, No other statistics were made available l fCommUDity 3 Corner (~~~:~~'" SCrl; il lliJ n d J CiJ lCh ---------~~--r----~------~~ Girls softball B0-67. games produce Robe rts tossed 111 24 and Braue r 19 for lhe w111 ners and Tom Wal ters added 16 b1g large scores ROBERT F. SNOWDEN 5: g1cmd~s lam • hwnc r for Rallirnore in rind robbttd Thlrwin uf H humc1 In the 14th w1th i:l tltt · Jun~~:t:~:': f:~~f\.:·:·:= :·::: :·: :-: :·:·: :·: . :·:·.·.·:·::::-:·:·:·:::·:::::::::::::::::::·::::::: :::::::::.:=:-: :·:·:·: :·:~:·:·: ;:- third when Bill North smgled, stole second and came home on an error b~ . center fte lder Juan Bemquez. including a solo horner by Hoy Howell. Ken McMullen also homered for the A's, who went ahead to stay in the filii ~l'ij /Jd -sl.u ll lied Sux Orioles Packers, Storemen Robby Darwm, who lul a homer m lht! hrsl knocked Lynn Wlll first league contest s Iron: third Wilhm Fred a lW~UI judge and tury m mhdd grounder the lop of 1Would Like To Thank All The . Chisox rookie belts grand slam , Rt'S (IUI'ces . picnic will be held .in July, UJ IL.JL.l SUMMER Ii LADIES' NAME BRAND SHOES 1\-----.~ (,'.:,-· ·- ..-"' · <~.;_,.'/ yv -....._;, -..!._ "~ ~· ·?: Dress &Casual Audll io ns Nalurali ze r Fa nfar es "'----···--)\ ''-.:)•;.~ // \ . Jo le ne Vogue I -----·~'·.....'·-A I ,' ,_..._.._.._..._,_.._.., -I _ _ _,_,_ ,,_,_,_. _.._...,_,_,.__..., _ ! One Group ! One Group of Ladies' ! ! ! LADIES' SHOES ! and Children's ! : ~ Now ~ $3 ( s;es$51I ~ ! On~ l _..~ $5 Pair _...~ Broken Pr , Or . Pr . l_..._.•...,._..._.,_._..,_,_._..._.._,_.t_ _ _ _ ..__..._..._.._ ___ _j FOR ONE GROUP men oWHITE • BLACK & WHITE • BROWN & WH ITE DRESS SHOES Values to $30.00 '12.99 Broken Sizes : �•• 6 - The Daily Sentinel. Middlcport-Pu111eroy, 0 .. Wcd11t'sda y. June 2J, 197(; Refinishing project discussed at meeting ;.. Helen Help (: US. • • Hy l·lt·lt·n Bnllt-1 The project of refinishing You Are". " Borrowed the d1airs in the Sunday Feat hers" and " When sctwol room w~ s discussed at Earth 's Last Pi cture is the Tuesday niglil mee ting of Painted". When the least coin Croup II of the Middleport offerin~ was taken, Mrs . First United Presbyl~rian Church at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Morris with Mrs. Ruth Woodard , the assisting hostess. It was noted during the meeting that new carpel has been laid in the nursery. Mrs . Kathr yn Miller gave devotions using three poems, " Be the Best of Whatever :~ · Grandparents ' Fa\'ori tism DEAR HELEN : There are three of us and we eaeh have ch ildren. Rut our parents can only see my brother 's "superboy " - the most beautiful, smart, fabulous, etc., etc. child in the world . Little Jerry IS cute and loveable, but ... They baby-sit HIM ; our kids are "too much trouble ." My . brother'lind his wife also get the lion 's share of attention . They are always broke, so the folk s help olll l so they ""'' booze and party it up! . My sister is the next favorite, and I the youngest, together with our baby , and my husband , arc almost ignored. Being self-sufficient, I've never asked our parents for help, and I probably love them more than the others, who lean on illcm so much. Well, I'm used to that, but I don 't want our son feelin~ left out. So we gravitate to my husband's folk s who are HEAL grandparents.! see my own parents less and less, as it hurts to hear our child compared unfavorably . .. Is there any other way? And why do I hey hurl m eso '! R.T. DEAR H.: Grandparents who "play favorites" hardly ever rea lize 1t : they're simply enjoying ille chi ld with whom t11ey ,,-e most comfortable . Perhaps Jerry ~ccepl.s THEM better than do the other children 1who may get negative vibes from their parents ). Why not tell your folks how you fe el'! It's better than . gradually dropping out of their lives with no explmwtion. Could be your " independence" has nmde them feel '" unwanted and unneeded as YOUdo with them. - H. Miller read John 3, 1 to 8 verses. A meeting of the Women's Association to be held Thursday night at the ·church was Yearbook a nnounced and members I• were urged to attend . . Mrs. t1 Faye Wallace presided. The 1o next meeliDg will be in .:= September. ~ workshop Iinda Williams Miss Williams to wed program . Mr . Magnotta is a 1976 graduate of Meigs High School and will be attending Ohio University in the fall. Immediately follo wing the wetldirig , a •eception will be held lfl the Rutland American Legion hall. 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",...,~"~l (.ll"'''') t,.,..-1. ·~ A~nr1al !ll~!. i>BII1m' or•t I'OioU l••li;ol I " "' ·'' I IUftl SALE of TWO Till mllCIIUI WliUITI ll"ll•" "U$11' ' SIUU COUUL FOLLOWIU FUIIIOI llll JZ "a 90" FIR tWill OR FULL SllliEDS ••• 1 I' RACINE, OHIO •o . ISSDUED WIDE DUPOIIY UCIIDI POLUSTEII CURTAIN PANELS SIRGLE CORTIOL 12''dD" tWill Ill FULL IU Sill SCIIII Pill! IIIIIIWDIII · 1 -~-~Jf/1 "HEIILDII':C o' -·· ' ·~ • ... .~ .,4 ~ FREEZERS! REFRIGERATORS! [ELITTON Litton M1crowave Ovens Nobo<!r I ~-· -•• ob O•I ""C'O "'f' e e~~i f1911'1o" UUon . N - Grand Opening Specials Big 25 cu. ft. Family Size MICROWAVE OVENS CHEST FREEZER '428 Grand Opening Specials Big 14 cu . 11 . Family Size REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Frost Clear Combination FROM A LOW Big 14 cu . fl . Upright FREEZER BIG VALUE! CELERY LEMONS 99¢ 29¢ DOZEN 69¢ ' IUN E MIJ 'S-IOI 'S-IOUTMS ·IIIRICII IIDI UCE -TI -ttll -lDE CUUS SPECIAL SAU GROUP LADIES' IMERICIR MIOE MOULDED SOU 51' :.. SlllllCII IYLOI 2 PANTY HOSE ; llo>J''' ""~ 1oull•'• A w•rrt• ~m """~' ~)"' <>llonl! ~till "hilt: "" " io~d ~1tl•.11 •ni O'WiliiMI!II m~t ln . AnuUttr tlt l l llllf frtMII .~Htntr 1, sr.t.·llll I'"'. '""' ,J.,IIor oiMJ• I>FH·~I lt"llor IJa~• ~fll!<lol! l.&dief AUifi1C.I1 IIUI~f 1purt Hwllkm ~~h n>ioultlrd ,..... ~ 1-d < lll htOII~ l~l!j>t. t l"hoo~• rmwr n••Y llf ..-~n• 1t•lr~~ J'"'" l.ktlllll' LJ~)"I fiRST QUILITI ....•.. GYM OXFORDS t.t••'"•· SPORT SNEAKERS LID! IS' PAIRS FOR $ 2 3 ~ .....~ ... PillS$ PIIU FDI $ Ill PAYOFF IN SAVINGS FOR YOU 3 3·C~~s THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY- JUNE 24· 25-26- SHOP ..:. ~ IUIH DUR RI&Ulll SUI MISSES 111m ONE & TWO PIECE :t. . ...:= .- Utton - tUN EIMllLII omUtull n 111.11 MISI'IS TWO PIIDE SPIC!Il SILl 11011 MISSES filii$ IIUDS lu ,.~hlolf PANT SETS , V1 l 1H Ill ll~ m • MliM'f l•u plcn: o-.no.i ltilll) of ptlnt•d n) lun 111111nr nd potl}tol •r Ill• lo ~ ... 11 II"' lunr 101 .. wIll Stolfltt '1 and ''"•• ' ,Lao,. "''" ~~:..~~.:~''"'~~in·:~~ COMPLUI WIIM NOO !S rLIII liD FIICI ' " ' '"" ........ SHOWER CURTAINS ~ ~to ...... 01«3 fllll If Llll FIICI PCIUESTEft It_ SWIM SUITS . ,., s,.., . Y! 3 BIG lluo't:et lilT SHIRTS I ·~~ F~ •· • lllll llr 111tiSrJ<;1111 Ur11111nt llfi!W bifoo hoot ol)ll<M>m~~>lln ,111 ittl l• •ldo- • od l i!lilot"" "!!it IO< ~le n~ l• l mtllt'IJ qulfttrt) l $ • ~ ...... .. ....3 MIRACLE MARGARINE Open 9 til 7' Mon.-Sal. Sun. 10 to s· Thursday thru SundaJ i• := :.. ..• c OVAL ·RUGS t • ~= '~"'"""' purl!~ • i j ,_: 9 ..... ""It"' •It, .. •~''' Shop ' "' " "' ll•~ullr ll ~f • • r . . ., 2FOR$ = :• i.. t;ru l ~o~~"""-111111 11! no ., •• lor lt"" i ~= '·! 6 Sticks 1 lb. Prices Effective · PEANUT BUTTER S~ECI~l - HOPE MUSLIN · REDUCE D! REDUCW! - JUNE DOlliR llEICMED 31 IICM CEIUIIE ; changing the way GAS StRVICE BUTTERMILK BISCUITS .•..•••••••••••~!.k;. 49¢ .• · • : .".. l: RIDENOUR TV& APPLIANCE_ RACINE, OHIO 949-2020 GAS SERVICE OHIO RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE CHESTER, 985)307 \ 2% MILK •••••• ~ ••••••••••••• !~~~~ ..~ } ::; ,.. too SPECIALS GOOD AT ROTH STORES! 29 ~~ = .... '258 ' Plus tax &deposit EIC11 SG!Iil ~1111 ••' ' ··'.. :·..-'. Pillsbury GROUN.D BEEF -79e llRDIU JZ"oll" IIUUTII Ill IIIILID IIIGII lllll.IWOIII ....,.,._ . HOGG & ZUSPAN Broughtons LB. -~~~. $499 S1to4> UTRI SP£CIIL IILUEI 3" Solid Mr. Bee . Regular Price 99' ¢ .POTATO CHIPS .••••••••••••••.••••••••~~~~~~~.~~~:~. 79 UCK R 67e .,.,. , ,. '"'",. htll "'~ll<o,l took!, (t rO'II"' lllwr ll~~olo• f l !Ill ··• "'""' s..,; ,.l pto~ch_. lor ~ - met•."l W!lllllr f,.,.,..n·• n>tlll kllll. lAM. IGpl lrl r"'r $20 ' I :.·~·.:.:~' ~~·; ~·u,,t~:.';::~~~~~~~ ! .~:; .,~ ,•:::;.:.~:. lll u UcUar lll fl ...tr lor MI. orlto<tNNJI to" FOit TW II OR FUll SIZE IUS BEACON 11 PLAZA" TAlK TOPS l'houl~ol\llfiiNI!IIIbntfii!IIJonctk>ra 10''Joint 12" i om- lnml 11.11 IlLiiS Ill'S PIPILII JISIEIIII'S 11$1 lllf " .l STEAMBOAT INN Sandwiches, french fries and soft ice cream sPECIAL SALE ~OOlJJR .•'· Social Calendar ,, RUWLlR $2.H FliCI 11·1111 ~;.~ ';:~::; ·~.:·:.:"~~:::j ~~ .::;:~:~· ·:."J...'::'!lJ:~·t::~ You Get A LOWER PRICII editor at +++ 8)lk. 16 oz. bottles POll PUFF FAIIGED DECGIATDA We Bought A Truclrloadl DEAR HEl EN: From having no falher at all , my bt~by now hli S two ''fathers ." And thatts one too many . !lived with Neal the said we weren' t ready for marria ge) until Jason, our child, was born. He started hanging around , Mr. and Mrs . Hona ld doping , etc. and when he beat me up one night, !left. Williams , Langsvi lle, are Then I met James, a wonderful guy who wants to marry me and adopt my son. But Neal won't leave me alone. He anno~cing the approaching insists he ha s a right to Ja son and he comes over cverv marnage of their daughter, weekend . He 's going to rent an apartment in the building so IJnda, to Michael Joseph he'll be near us - arid he can 't see why I'd object. I think he Magno tta, son of Joseph Magnotta, Middlepo_rt, and has some crazy idea about sharing ME too. Since the two men are friend<;, I don't get much backing the late Mrs . t)fartha Magnotta. from James. Will a husband and an ex-boyfriend , my son and I An open church wedding be compatible at close range ? - OVEH-H UN · WITH Will be held on Friday, July 2, FATHERS. ETC. at the Holland Church of the DEAR OVEH-RON : Nazarene at 7 p.m., with the "Combal.able" might be a more appropriate word. Hev. Lloyd Grimm ofFriendly "divorces" are one thing, but when the ex ficiating. pra ctically moves in on your new life, you'd better get tough Miss Williams is a 1975 before he takes over. Consult a lawyer about a non-husband's graduate of Meigs High visiting privileges - they 're shakier than yo u think . - H. School, and presently attends +++ Hocking. Technical College, DEAR HELEN • I have five children who all go to Caillolic school. It costs NelsonVJlle, where she is about $1,300 a year to keep them there . Yet, througl1 taxes, I taking the medical assistan t must also pay for children I don't even know, to go to public school. Does this make sense'' - D.J . DEAR D.: Our taxes pay for a great many things which benefit others more than ourselves. If YOU were exempted from public THURSDAY school tax, then childless couples could ask the same MONTHLY MEETING, relief . .. and soon all parents wou ld be fi nancing their Women's Fellowship of the childrens ' private educations, for there'd be no public system Churches of Christ, 7:30p.m. left. - H. Thursday at Middleport Chur ch of Christ· senior ,:;:;.:9.'~~-»m·. H EAT H UNITED citizens choir wiJJ ' present' ' Methodist Church Women, program. picnic, 6 p.m . on parsonage TWI N-C IT Y Shri ne tt e ., lawn or in the event of rain at Club, family picnic, 6:30p.m. the chur ch. Hostesses to Thursd ay at th e Hacine furnish meal and beverage. Shrine Park at Racine . Members to take their own table service . FHIDAY WEDNESDAY . FREE Cloth ing Day, AME RI CAN LEGION Thursday, 10 a .m. until noon ,MEIGS Chapter Order of Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett a t the Salvation Army , DeMolay sem i-a nnual in Posl128, 6: 3() dinner , meeting Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. All stal lation Fr iday, 7:30p .m. at at 7:30 p.. m. at the hall. area residents needing the Middleport Mason ic Temple. POMEROY MID- cloilling are welcome . SATURDAY .DLEPORT Lions Cl ub , RIVEHSIDE Garden Club ROCK Springs Grange will Wednesday noon at the Meigs Thursday at 8 p.m. at the visit Laurel Grange, Inn . home of Mrs . Claremont Saturday 8 p.m. Ladies to OHIO VALLEY Com- Ha rr is ; co-hostess, Mrs . mandery 24, Knights Tem- Herman Grossniekle; auction wear long dresses and men to wear eiiller overalls or old plar, 7:3() p.m. Wednesday at of homemade articles. costumes. the Po meroy Masonic , Temple. Meeting to include election of officers. ' RACINE Grange Wed 'nesday, 8 p.m. at grange hall . ·Harrisonville Grange, guests. Refreshments . ' ; MAGNOLIA Club , WedNew walk-up window open nesday night, 7:30 at the :home of Mrs. Burton Smith. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Weekdays, THURSDAY , WOMEN 'S Association , starting Wed. June 23. ~Middleport First United •Presbyterian Church, 7:30 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays : p.m. Thursday at the church. "A World : Progra m, : Hungry". Devotions by Mrs. : Paul Haptonstall with Group •3 to be hostesses. COCACOLA ·STIHUl'S JUM[ OOUll SHHUI S lUIIl DOUU DAYS -STifHEI 'S IU fH DOllAR tall fOIII CHOICE UD SUE! UMI I!UD POIISMID ILUMIIUM .• • ~ ' I I '( I 1 ;., ' ' II BAKEWARE 1 • ' 1 1 tnll"n ~~~ 1n 1nurn ~ll'HI>I• k•·• '" l.tr"""' l.dto • '1•··~· tr·~" ,,,,,. ., tt~·l• uoh ,,,,. l'"r". n1111>1 ·~k· I"'" 1111~111 1 jloll\>.tl.,kl~~lnl L1"' olll•:•r'" ,.,. ,,~I .,,1 1,... 11-'"' l 'o~l\ h • II O IIY1 11nutl l Sil< (l l "i ll) Hlllll~\ 1" 1 YIUI CIOICI ! WIDE SUICTIII IOTilM 11151!011 PLASTICWA"E " '<in·""'' M••, ... ~, .~ ••~ ln11nl•• "'' 'UII!I t" '' l~ ,r,)•• 1.... 1 llul """ 11 ~ ,; hn A l~ll! • n l~l .. llo• """ u.. ''"'"'~' 1 1o0hitnt t ...uw•ttrol•l pi~IIH'I l.tt"llll! ) l• ol•·l.\ , 1• 01 ••11•~ !ot'l '""'~'" ''"''"'''"'~I""" '~""d ~hi•• ......•~··!• . llv••' ,...... ll<llln~ "'·-I ........ '"'"""~·I•• ""''" o., ..~t .u. hw "''ll~tl onll•n ~~~·• dr>l• oltlloot , l"''t ' I,Jll ,.. ,t. """" IW"' • I I TANK TOPS �•• 6 - The Daily Sentinel. Middlcport-Pu111eroy, 0 .. Wcd11t'sda y. June 2J, 197(; Refinishing project discussed at meeting ;.. Helen Help (: US. • • Hy l·lt·lt·n Bnllt-1 The project of refinishing You Are". " Borrowed the d1airs in the Sunday Feat hers" and " When sctwol room w~ s discussed at Earth 's Last Pi cture is the Tuesday niglil mee ting of Painted". When the least coin Croup II of the Middleport offerin~ was taken, Mrs . First United Presbyl~rian Church at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Morris with Mrs. Ruth Woodard , the assisting hostess. It was noted during the meeting that new carpel has been laid in the nursery. Mrs . Kathr yn Miller gave devotions using three poems, " Be the Best of Whatever :~ · Grandparents ' Fa\'ori tism DEAR HELEN : There are three of us and we eaeh have ch ildren. Rut our parents can only see my brother 's "superboy " - the most beautiful, smart, fabulous, etc., etc. child in the world . Little Jerry IS cute and loveable, but ... They baby-sit HIM ; our kids are "too much trouble ." My . brother'lind his wife also get the lion 's share of attention . They are always broke, so the folk s help olll l so they ""'' booze and party it up! . My sister is the next favorite, and I the youngest, together with our baby , and my husband , arc almost ignored. Being self-sufficient, I've never asked our parents for help, and I probably love them more than the others, who lean on illcm so much. Well, I'm used to that, but I don 't want our son feelin~ left out. So we gravitate to my husband's folk s who are HEAL grandparents.! see my own parents less and less, as it hurts to hear our child compared unfavorably . .. Is there any other way? And why do I hey hurl m eso '! R.T. DEAR H.: Grandparents who "play favorites" hardly ever rea lize 1t : they're simply enjoying ille chi ld with whom t11ey ,,-e most comfortable . Perhaps Jerry ~ccepl.s THEM better than do the other children 1who may get negative vibes from their parents ). Why not tell your folks how you fe el'! It's better than . gradually dropping out of their lives with no explmwtion. Could be your " independence" has nmde them feel '" unwanted and unneeded as YOUdo with them. - H. Miller read John 3, 1 to 8 verses. A meeting of the Women's Association to be held Thursday night at the ·church was Yearbook a nnounced and members I• were urged to attend . . Mrs. t1 Faye Wallace presided. The 1o next meeliDg will be in .:= September. ~ workshop Iinda Williams Miss Williams to wed program . Mr . Magnotta is a 1976 graduate of Meigs High School and will be attending Ohio University in the fall. Immediately follo wing the wetldirig , a •eception will be held lfl the Rutland American Legion hall. Cry s tal Lynn Hal l of· Middleport is attending a work shop this week at Morehead Stale University, More head , Ky ., on year· books. Miss Hall, who will be a senior pl Meigs High School, is chief of staff and editor of the 1976-77 yearbook. She is the daughter of Mrs . Belly Reed, Middleport, and Buck Hall of Felicity . Juniors working on the yearbook and attending the workshop are Lori Wyne, Handy Houda shelt , Car l Gheen and Steve Stout, all of Pomeroy and Cecelia Hinaldi, the advisor. PILLOW CASES SOFA PILLOWS lo 1•·1' \lh \ .tloo\ h 0 "tlh L'""""'" 011 1... '"·'"' "'i ... ""'""''' ... .J ,.,, ., , ....... ,., ...... loo.>lli "'~'-"'"' .. 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IDI1 11/l<l ••r ,,..,.,, BEACON'S "LACE GARDEN" r.., ftd, l'tlllo~••M lho· " "''"') r•• I'UI)rll" Mnd litH ill •Un~ll DOllAR CIIOICE OF FIIICY COYEIS ZO filii I lUETIC SHU NIMMID COTTQI TERRI CIULDaEI 'S SOLID liD FIICY FRUit OF 1111 LOOI PHOTO ALBUMS TOWEL ENDS SLEEPERS DOLlAR lSSOIIUO JUliO SIU l,..,·c l;., , u,n b) llo\Wt 1'111ra\,llt ~)kltt Ullll\ln~ ~liotJUnr Trn lfll l• 10;l u<,. d"'l<llfl!' 11 oo1tfOI m•h• tuo Ul !toll oue "".a. llrY*• •• ~,. ... ~ MICHINE fiiSHIBlf $ ·' 99 $ BLINK ITS· PRICTICIL SIZE fOil tWill 01 FUll SIZE lED .I ,,. ., .1 ELECTRIC BLANKETS ~· ~~-• "F.-• " •~luniOUI" •"""'''" '"'n~•l wol~ 1~11 ,,.,11'1'1 ~~of ' • liD 111t n~ia'llllf!ll "''"""' ' lollilf fll Plllt • ••r lol'lll 1r r yiK" ~ 1 lo11lan~tri,lt UluftOIIIIW! ill"""'ol Ur.. L.Ill !dot• I !•t+lfiJ Ill!• I FULL SIZE "lo~ hi t .~ ....., ..... ",...,~"~l (.ll"'''') t,.,..-1. ·~ A~nr1al !ll~!. i>BII1m' or•t I'OioU l••li;ol I " "' ·'' I IUftl SALE of TWO Till mllCIIUI WliUITI ll"ll•" "U$11' ' SIUU COUUL FOLLOWIU FUIIIOI llll JZ "a 90" FIR tWill OR FULL SllliEDS ••• 1 I' RACINE, OHIO •o . ISSDUED WIDE DUPOIIY UCIIDI POLUSTEII CURTAIN PANELS SIRGLE CORTIOL 12''dD" tWill Ill FULL IU Sill SCIIII Pill! IIIIIIWDIII · 1 -~-~Jf/1 "HEIILDII':C o' -·· ' ·~ • ... .~ .,4 ~ FREEZERS! REFRIGERATORS! [ELITTON Litton M1crowave Ovens Nobo<!r I ~-· -•• ob O•I ""C'O "'f' e e~~i f1911'1o" UUon . N - Grand Opening Specials Big 25 cu. ft. Family Size MICROWAVE OVENS CHEST FREEZER '428 Grand Opening Specials Big 14 cu . 11 . Family Size REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Frost Clear Combination FROM A LOW Big 14 cu . fl . Upright FREEZER BIG VALUE! CELERY LEMONS 99¢ 29¢ DOZEN 69¢ ' IUN E MIJ 'S-IOI 'S-IOUTMS ·IIIRICII IIDI UCE -TI -ttll -lDE CUUS SPECIAL SAU GROUP LADIES' IMERICIR MIOE MOULDED SOU 51' :.. SlllllCII IYLOI 2 PANTY HOSE ; llo>J''' ""~ 1oull•'• A w•rrt• ~m """~' ~)"' <>llonl! ~till "hilt: "" " io~d ~1tl•.11 •ni O'WiliiMI!II m~t ln . AnuUttr tlt l l llllf frtMII .~Htntr 1, sr.t.·llll I'"'. '""' ,J.,IIor oiMJ• I>FH·~I lt"llor IJa~• ~fll!<lol! l.&dief AUifi1C.I1 IIUI~f 1purt Hwllkm ~~h n>ioultlrd ,..... ~ 1-d < lll htOII~ l~l!j>t. t l"hoo~• rmwr n••Y llf ..-~n• 1t•lr~~ J'"'" l.ktlllll' LJ~)"I fiRST QUILITI ....•.. GYM OXFORDS t.t••'"•· SPORT SNEAKERS LID! IS' PAIRS FOR $ 2 3 ~ .....~ ... PillS$ PIIU FDI $ Ill PAYOFF IN SAVINGS FOR YOU 3 3·C~~s THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY- JUNE 24· 25-26- SHOP ..:. ~ IUIH DUR RI&Ulll SUI MISSES 111m ONE & TWO PIECE :t. . ...:= .- Utton - tUN EIMllLII omUtull n 111.11 MISI'IS TWO PIIDE SPIC!Il SILl 11011 MISSES filii$ IIUDS lu ,.~hlolf PANT SETS , V1 l 1H Ill ll~ m • MliM'f l•u plcn: o-.no.i ltilll) of ptlnt•d n) lun 111111nr nd potl}tol •r Ill• lo ~ ... 11 II"' lunr 101 .. wIll Stolfltt '1 and ''"•• ' ,Lao,. "''" ~~:..~~.:~''"'~~in·:~~ COMPLUI WIIM NOO !S rLIII liD FIICI ' " ' '"" ........ SHOWER CURTAINS ~ ~to ...... 01«3 fllll If Llll FIICI PCIUESTEft It_ SWIM SUITS . ,., s,.., . Y! 3 BIG lluo't:et lilT SHIRTS I ·~~ F~ •· • lllll llr 111tiSrJ<;1111 Ur11111nt llfi!W bifoo hoot ol)ll<M>m~~>lln ,111 ittl l• •ldo- • od l i!lilot"" "!!it IO< ~le n~ l• l mtllt'IJ qulfttrt) l $ • ~ ...... .. ....3 MIRACLE MARGARINE Open 9 til 7' Mon.-Sal. Sun. 10 to s· Thursday thru SundaJ i• := :.. ..• c OVAL ·RUGS t • ~= '~"'"""' purl!~ • i j ,_: 9 ..... ""It"' •It, .. •~''' Shop ' "' " "' ll•~ullr ll ~f • • r . . ., 2FOR$ = :• i.. t;ru l ~o~~"""-111111 11! no ., •• lor lt"" i ~= '·! 6 Sticks 1 lb. Prices Effective · PEANUT BUTTER S~ECI~l - HOPE MUSLIN · REDUCE D! REDUCW! - JUNE DOlliR llEICMED 31 IICM CEIUIIE ; changing the way GAS StRVICE BUTTERMILK BISCUITS .•..•••••••••••~!.k;. 49¢ .• · • : .".. l: RIDENOUR TV& APPLIANCE_ RACINE, OHIO 949-2020 GAS SERVICE OHIO RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE CHESTER, 985)307 \ 2% MILK •••••• ~ ••••••••••••• !~~~~ ..~ } ::; ,.. too SPECIALS GOOD AT ROTH STORES! 29 ~~ = .... '258 ' Plus tax &deposit EIC11 SG!Iil ~1111 ••' ' ··'.. :·..-'. Pillsbury GROUN.D BEEF -79e llRDIU JZ"oll" IIUUTII Ill IIIILID IIIGII lllll.IWOIII ....,.,._ . HOGG & ZUSPAN Broughtons LB. -~~~. $499 S1to4> UTRI SP£CIIL IILUEI 3" Solid Mr. Bee . Regular Price 99' ¢ .POTATO CHIPS .••••••••••••••.••••••••~~~~~~~.~~~:~. 79 UCK R 67e .,.,. , ,. '"'",. htll "'~ll<o,l took!, (t rO'II"' lllwr ll~~olo• f l !Ill ··• "'""' s..,; ,.l pto~ch_. lor ~ - met•."l W!lllllr f,.,.,..n·• n>tlll kllll. lAM. IGpl lrl r"'r $20 ' I :.·~·.:.:~' ~~·; ~·u,,t~:.';::~~~~~~~ ! .~:; .,~ ,•:::;.:.~:. lll u UcUar lll fl ...tr lor MI. orlto<tNNJI to" FOit TW II OR FUll SIZE IUS BEACON 11 PLAZA" TAlK TOPS l'houl~ol\llfiiNI!IIIbntfii!IIJonctk>ra 10''Joint 12" i om- lnml 11.11 IlLiiS Ill'S PIPILII JISIEIIII'S 11$1 lllf " .l STEAMBOAT INN Sandwiches, french fries and soft ice cream sPECIAL SALE ~OOlJJR .•'· Social Calendar ,, RUWLlR $2.H FliCI 11·1111 ~;.~ ';:~::; ·~.:·:.:"~~:::j ~~ .::;:~:~· ·:."J...'::'!lJ:~·t::~ You Get A LOWER PRICII editor at +++ 8)lk. 16 oz. bottles POll PUFF FAIIGED DECGIATDA We Bought A Truclrloadl DEAR HEl EN: From having no falher at all , my bt~by now hli S two ''fathers ." And thatts one too many . !lived with Neal the said we weren' t ready for marria ge) until Jason, our child, was born. He started hanging around , Mr. and Mrs . Hona ld doping , etc. and when he beat me up one night, !left. Williams , Langsvi lle, are Then I met James, a wonderful guy who wants to marry me and adopt my son. But Neal won't leave me alone. He anno~cing the approaching insists he ha s a right to Ja son and he comes over cverv marnage of their daughter, weekend . He 's going to rent an apartment in the building so IJnda, to Michael Joseph he'll be near us - arid he can 't see why I'd object. I think he Magno tta, son of Joseph Magnotta, Middlepo_rt, and has some crazy idea about sharing ME too. Since the two men are friend<;, I don't get much backing the late Mrs . t)fartha Magnotta. from James. Will a husband and an ex-boyfriend , my son and I An open church wedding be compatible at close range ? - OVEH-H UN · WITH Will be held on Friday, July 2, FATHERS. ETC. at the Holland Church of the DEAR OVEH-RON : Nazarene at 7 p.m., with the "Combal.able" might be a more appropriate word. Hev. Lloyd Grimm ofFriendly "divorces" are one thing, but when the ex ficiating. pra ctically moves in on your new life, you'd better get tough Miss Williams is a 1975 before he takes over. Consult a lawyer about a non-husband's graduate of Meigs High visiting privileges - they 're shakier than yo u think . - H. School, and presently attends +++ Hocking. Technical College, DEAR HELEN • I have five children who all go to Caillolic school. It costs NelsonVJlle, where she is about $1,300 a year to keep them there . Yet, througl1 taxes, I taking the medical assistan t must also pay for children I don't even know, to go to public school. Does this make sense'' - D.J . DEAR D.: Our taxes pay for a great many things which benefit others more than ourselves. If YOU were exempted from public THURSDAY school tax, then childless couples could ask the same MONTHLY MEETING, relief . .. and soon all parents wou ld be fi nancing their Women's Fellowship of the childrens ' private educations, for there'd be no public system Churches of Christ, 7:30p.m. left. - H. Thursday at Middleport Chur ch of Christ· senior ,:;:;.:9.'~~-»m·. H EAT H UNITED citizens choir wiJJ ' present' ' Methodist Church Women, program. picnic, 6 p.m . on parsonage TWI N-C IT Y Shri ne tt e ., lawn or in the event of rain at Club, family picnic, 6:30p.m. the chur ch. Hostesses to Thursd ay at th e Hacine furnish meal and beverage. Shrine Park at Racine . Members to take their own table service . FHIDAY WEDNESDAY . FREE Cloth ing Day, AME RI CAN LEGION Thursday, 10 a .m. until noon ,MEIGS Chapter Order of Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett a t the Salvation Army , DeMolay sem i-a nnual in Posl128, 6: 3() dinner , meeting Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. All stal lation Fr iday, 7:30p .m. at at 7:30 p.. m. at the hall. area residents needing the Middleport Mason ic Temple. POMEROY MID- cloilling are welcome . SATURDAY .DLEPORT Lions Cl ub , RIVEHSIDE Garden Club ROCK Springs Grange will Wednesday noon at the Meigs Thursday at 8 p.m. at the visit Laurel Grange, Inn . home of Mrs . Claremont Saturday 8 p.m. Ladies to OHIO VALLEY Com- Ha rr is ; co-hostess, Mrs . mandery 24, Knights Tem- Herman Grossniekle; auction wear long dresses and men to wear eiiller overalls or old plar, 7:3() p.m. Wednesday at of homemade articles. costumes. the Po meroy Masonic , Temple. Meeting to include election of officers. ' RACINE Grange Wed 'nesday, 8 p.m. at grange hall . ·Harrisonville Grange, guests. Refreshments . ' ; MAGNOLIA Club , WedNew walk-up window open nesday night, 7:30 at the :home of Mrs. Burton Smith. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Weekdays, THURSDAY , WOMEN 'S Association , starting Wed. June 23. ~Middleport First United •Presbyterian Church, 7:30 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays : p.m. Thursday at the church. "A World : Progra m, : Hungry". Devotions by Mrs. : Paul Haptonstall with Group •3 to be hostesses. COCACOLA ·STIHUl'S JUM[ OOUll SHHUI S lUIIl DOUU DAYS -STifHEI 'S IU fH DOllAR tall fOIII CHOICE UD SUE! UMI I!UD POIISMID ILUMIIUM .• • ~ ' I I '( I 1 ;., ' ' II BAKEWARE 1 • ' 1 1 tnll"n ~~~ 1n 1nurn ~ll'HI>I• k•·• '" l.tr"""' l.dto • '1•··~· tr·~" ,,,,,. ., tt~·l• uoh ,,,,. l'"r". n1111>1 ·~k· I"'" 1111~111 1 jloll\>.tl.,kl~~lnl L1"' olll•:•r'" ,.,. ,,~I .,,1 1,... 11-'"' l 'o~l\ h • II O IIY1 11nutl l Sil< (l l "i ll) Hlllll~\ 1" 1 YIUI CIOICI ! WIDE SUICTIII IOTilM 11151!011 PLASTICWA"E " '<in·""'' M••, ... ~, .~ ••~ ln11nl•• "'' 'UII!I t" '' l~ ,r,)•• 1.... 1 llul """ 11 ~ ,; hn A l~ll! • n l~l .. llo• """ u.. ''"'"'~' 1 1o0hitnt t ...uw•ttrol•l pi~IIH'I l.tt"llll! ) l• ol•·l.\ , 1• 01 ••11•~ !ot'l '""'~'" ''"''"'''"'~I""" '~""d ~hi•• ......•~··!• . llv••' ,...... ll<llln~ "'·-I ........ '"'"""~·I•• ""''" o., ..~t .u. hw "''ll~tl onll•n ~~~·• dr>l• oltlloot , l"''t ' I,Jll ,.. ,t. """" IW"' • I I TANK TOPS �Oo Cor Solhloo111r.ltuk. Grny, YttiJIIr•ltltM T~rkoy & Meat Ent.rees 2 99c -lb. Pkc. With Coupon LIMit 2 With Co•~~t• & $7.10 or Mort,.,,,••,. VI" A)Ur lat., J•t Jl, 1111 . SllljtU tt J"liCIIIII StUI & UUI fUll 100 Shoots Per loll Bounty,Towels IWIIF:RT LOCHAI\Y Eagle .r ank is attained by . young Lochary JluiJerl C. L1wliary, !!·year· oi<t """ u[ Mr. and Mrs. Clwrl1•s l.nchar y of Sr hu umbtlfl{, Ill. will become f\JI l•.ag le Seoul in special ccii'II HIJ1 ies to be held by Boy &out Troop 194 there on l'r i ( \ t! v. llol;c rt i~ the grandson or J,Tr and Mrs . Leo Story, Pon l,·r"Oy, Houte 2, and Mr . and M" . 'i'l . P. Lo1;hary, High S1 . , J'u l! lt.' I"Oy . The rank uf Eagle, highest irt Sl' (1l!i ing , is et lloined by less thnrt \ 1\'f/ percent of the boy :-wnut.'5 in the countr y li.• •bt•rt lws been in scoullng St': ~ e a r:; in Minnesot.a. Hnd lllinots se rv~d hus as a p;,t1·vl . ll'a der an d senior p<~ t n d lt·;nlcr. ar1d has been s,ec trd .tlS mrmber o f the Boy :; ·uut Huuur Society, Order of the J\t row Hoberl is an honor· ~:r:u lu ah• i·Jf Helen Keller .Ju nJIII High Sc hool in St• htlUtllbu rg. In recent ~ · i ~: h lll g ra de gntdua ti on <.\.•n ·Hwnil'.S , he was selected ftJt Am erica n L(!gion li 1P 1 IIJ·11 ·11shi1> Award for the boy in hi s cl ass of 't'rii sludrnts . \\'!li lt• in junior hig h school, lll t!:, t: llld ing archeol o~ ical Citize ns of Meigs County Bicentennial communities a n~ iuvi tcd lo attend a major dedi c <.~ l i o u p ro~ ram , the lomb of the Unknown &rldier of t11e American Revolution, a projc<'l of the Ohio AJii c rle an Re v olution Hict•ntcnnial Commission. Mr s . Mux in c Winge tt, digging near the fort in 1973. The ceremony will mark the onl y tomb in America of an Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution. The Ohio Na tional Guard will conduct a full milita ry fun eral assisted by the Old Guard of Washington, D.C., which is in char~e or all ehair111 an of the Rucinc lliccntenniHI Commission. on behalf of the slate nrganiza tion , extend t d the invita tion Lo the derli ce~ tion services which will be held at F'orl 1-'l urcns in Bolivar, Ohio, ul ttl a.m. Saturday. The body is tha t of a yuun ~ unidentified man who die'!! during l1111 defense of F'ort I<turens In 1779. The body w a~ discovered dw·ing an Meigs Property Transfers the band ;:rul till' wres tl ing team. He se r ve s as <:tn EUGE NE, Ore . tUPl i University of Oregon Athletic Director John Caine Tuesda y i\Clll ) II' in his church. The ExeiSOie ' a nH O llll~ l'<l For Men and Women Hr '/'/ 111111. MeA 11 heritage house Mi ddleport, 0 . the appointme nt of Lewis " l ~ w ·· Cryer "s· assueiate ath letic dir ec tot· with speci;li responsibility for fu nd ra i si n ~. His a ss i ~ nmcnt at Oregon gtv es Cryer , :!3 , respunsiiJiltlie s for fund· raising, promotions, ticket lll(lfi<Jge rncnt, season ticket salrs and sports information. fli s salary wi ll be $24,000 a year . f * ** * * **w***************** ****~ -~< Act now during our . . , n . ·~ : . ~-~- ~ G. W. Vance, Daisy Vance to Wallace G. Haynes, Waunita G. Haynes, 4Jts, Syracuse . • Eula Wolfe , L. Austin Wolfe, Donna Rae Wolfe to Otis L. Underwood, Ethel E. Un· derwood, Lots, Syracuse. Melvina Davidson, Daniel E. Cunningham, Mar tha Cunningham to Geo rge William Young, Peggy Ann Young, 1.40 A., Salisbury. Vvonna S. Garten to L. Ausbn Wolfe, Donna Rae Wolfe , Lot, 1\acine. 1\ichard Vaughan, Lucille Vaughan to David D. Camp· bell, Ruth A. Campbell , Lot, . Pomeroy . Hankin st d u Y g rrig1Ud1Te t completed by ! t t Mrs. Griffith 8tar of ~ be§( bUT~ ; Maxine Griffith , cashier of ~~ :; the Pomeroy National Bank it: ~ was graduated on June 18 il from the Stonier Graduate -lc like This ~ Sc hool of Banking. -1c Founded in 1935, the school -1< 17 cu. ft. . il is a three · yea r program +: il co nducted at Rutgers l< Frost·Proof ~ University by the American -1< Bankers Assn. Mrs. Griffith 't was one of 281 bankers from ,. .; all parts of the country making up the Class of 1976. .,. In order to qualify for her ~ SALE PRICE graduation certificate, Mrs. i< Griffith attended three two· it: week resident summer i< sessions, completed two : years of extension work and +: ONE OF OUR BEST BUYS sub!llitted a thesis tilled, -1< "Student Loans, Cost Ef· ~ fective Management and ~ Related Problems" . During her final resident session , she .,. defended her thesis before a panel of experts on the ~·~hfiHT1hfH'i 1+;~;;li;'iilfiiilr;ltl~H'ft1<i' subject. Look tor our Stars tor big savings t t t REFRIGERATOR: fREEiER ! : $399 1 II(' N ER AL R EV EN U E \o<·· • '" II • · · ·· ·~· S t ' • II' • · ~ 1 <.•''·"""' 1~ 0 hl•· • ~"'" •' fl ,, ( tlmomt lloft ·~ tnt Itoe O!fit ~ S H AI11 N G ' I• I• 11UI•<I 1·'•· !t, '"" " ''''"'·'' · 1• • ~•~ 01 tl ~" •u n(ls m~1 h e u m l .\ ~J" I to h ol GO 'I ~N .., [N I ~on b 11 ()1 ' 1 " I JI I !Jiif• , ol I h·l I,., "'IIA• 1'1 ' . ol·1 '• ' '" ' .'" ~ ~;' 1 ,, ,•,r ,\ to ' <!'( ~"' ' '"'"" I $ ,• '', s ''s ' I R F. PO n "f 8,186 • _,[,, ·,•·• • ", lllt l '. !/. 1 •• , .. ,~,.-; \/ )I o< IT •o 5n•.u '"t ~ • ru,os I ro~ ~ ~f ~~ ~•· o s~ s A(U'N N1r<O J6JUJ010 SALI S8URY TOWNS HIP 974 TWP. ClERK MEIGS COUNTY 461 HOOKER STR E ET MIODLE PORT, OHIO mn ' , • With Coupon Limit 3 With Cou,on & $7,50 or Moro Purcha110~ Vaif After S1l., Jm 21 , lUI . tl Anliulllt Stall & LICII Tnu S~~iltl military funeral s in the National Cemetery ot Arlington, Va . Also taki ng part in the maj or proj ec t of the conunission Saturday will be a horse drawn caisson, e1 riderless h o~se, and there will be a. 21-gun salute. The ceremony will also include an artillery salute, a jet Ryover and laps . The 9th Virginia Regiment, an Ohio based history reenactment group , will take part. Fort Laurens is located at Bolivar on State Route 21 2 and Interstate 77, 10 miles south of Ca nton and will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m . on the day of the dedication. Mrs. Wingett also pointed out that "Trumpets in the Land ", an outdoor production of the story of the massacre at Schoenbrunn. Mrs. Wingett suggests that residents could easily tie into the same trip the dedication ceremon y and the outdoor production wl1ich is al New Philadelphia, close to Fort Laurens. USDA CHOICE l119ular or Chub Pak 100% Pure Ground Beef I Any Site Pkg. • • • • • U.S,O.A. lnspocltd, Frozen 4· lo 6·1b. A•g. Baking Hens •••..••••• 79c .lb.49c ·Dial Soap 4~·.0r~ aa~ • 1~· 2 ONLY With Coupon limit 4 With Coupon I. $7.50 or More Pur·ohat Vlid AfUr Sat. , JUIII 26 , 1911. S11~ject ta a,lieult State a. Lml Tuu POLAROID PRONTO CAMERA KIT Idaho Potatoes 10 ..... watching n colo, pictu re develop in ""'lvl e) be/or o: 29 yo u • uy e~ . o T o new low pri(e We •g h ~ onl y 16 o vnct~ ond couldn' t be ~ nnple r to u1e. I h l\ ~~ Po l ar o 1d' ; Pronto The perfect dre!.s for sum mer are the ~e sun dre~s es in 4 m ~orted styles . Ela sli · cized shirred tube lop bodice st retches to fit size~ 5-13. Assorted polyester/cotton or acetate/ nylon fabrics. Cans Unsw11etened-l ""'01- ' Pure Florida Kroger Juice LADIES' SLEEVELESS SHIFTS HECK'S REG. TO $8.99 4 ~!; $1 4 $1 ::::d~l~ ...•. ..• Talty Stokely Applesauce • . . • . 1•1b. ea., 8 99c Sprite or Depo11t. Coca .(oIa Ptu•.... ;;i~;. Pak ClOTHIN' DEPT. LADIES' SLEEVELESS Ice Milk S]99 •. ctn. 89c HECK 'S REG . $5.88 ClOTNIN' DEPT. Pak %...1. .; ' ~ ,I GIRLS' BABY DOLL PAJAMAS HECK'S REG. TO SS.99 ~-....;;;,_-~ YS' $279 4•7 JEWEliiY DEPT. JEWB.IIY DEPT. IEWEliiY DEPT. POCKET CAMERA KIT budget·pri ced camera no f oc u ~ing J ·element f/9.5 l ume nited lem ~ hut · · te r >peed 1/ 100 ond 1/ 40 second ~ li ding cover _to protec t lens. HECK'S REG. $39.96 JEWB.IIY DEPT. $2599 HECK'S REG. $28.99 1101 EC JEWB.IIY DEPT. OSTER FOOT MASSAGE . ~ REG. JuU "' oiow n, •u• ~ o~ l~e ""'' ,..,., ,,, "'" _, ~ "' loo1 ' '"'" (h oM ' ""' ~ d@,.p -do ~ " '''" '~ "'' "' · C ot oil ol !~e ol lull btldf ""'' HP2114 !>•""'"' •"9• ?y t omp ~ >ltl nd1ng ..p '" !he un1l l.hl loo LADIES' DELUXE LADY BUG ( lg,e , lu>l . u onolur !nbla ohmo:t u ! u l~ w . kow Jll >< e! lln"l"" d"" ' u<i•o" 1hU"n1! h.nd I{Jt ~ ,,. >f< O ~ • d o ~ ,,..11 1 · ~1 """' 11yl·n11 f ill) In hold, • O> J fO ~ ..e 1 ( uol tul tl f '" I · lip ~II ,w...,nr,t [1"\1""' ''Y'"'I' '" 1, ,,.,.,., o•m. "'"''· holt(! mo ""~ ' · al,o WhelhO< u•od '"" ~ oo wlll\ovl wa ler. of • ~ '"' " " " II I• tailor !lot "'""' le /o,.ly !il nrn nwo, ~ ~ a ' " ' hon',lt '" 0 do >e~ TO $4.99 HECK'S RIG. $15.96 IIWB.IIY JIWII.IY DEPr. MUNSEY WARMING TRAY ~efJI do1hn , (Oitoe Ullft oo ll• I"P'nll ~ o! "'ill-.! < ~ !h• lnh l• p,, , ,den!ou l .. Il l" "' hnuh top <h•o""' " '"' ard bl01d tlrlo ,1 ,11 hto orll11 l l'le o ~ IO\! t>!otgll ~ <M!oullod hog ! w1 1h t.Q ! \ilfl! ll •I O SIZES, t. 2, 3, 4. Colors, WhoOioO with msorted trim . Hoodecl. ry parka 100% Combed ton. too (ollef $199 HECK'S REG. All Kroger Stores Now Open 24 Hours a Day (Ex(ept Saturday Midnight 'til 9· a.m. Sunday) thcept ), Gassaway, Hinton, Ironton (514 S. 3rd), and White Sulphur) TOTAl SATISFACTION GUARANTEE If rou or~ ll!lt I Diili•ed , Koog er ..,,:1 •epl cu • •tem ..,jtk l ~e 10 "' ~ f (I U! h o.n d or a comporoble b1[Jnd ur rel llnd your p rot P We o!u:o Q!JOr ontu. lhatwe woll d, everylt,ing in our po.,.r to ho~e o<nplt 1vppl! u ol oil C1iherti1td speclot1 on our lhe lo e~ when yov 1ho p for them lb d ue to condiliGnl beyond Ov t control, we 1\Hl oul of on odvf!r fiNd 1peciol, we w•ll lub,tilutt 1he tome iltm '" o comparable brand (wht n tuth ~~~ i l~m tl o~o1 lob lel relle(lo!l g 1h1 1om• •ovingl or, if you preler, gove you o "t., IN CHECK" .,.h lch entitles yo \1 to t~e 1ome od~e r tile d ~PI! ~ iol ot the to.lll'll 'f)"tic t 1 limt .,.ithin 30 do y1 · prict Kroger Welromes · Your Federal . Food Stamps GIRLS' TANK TOPS Choose from solids or patterns in sizes 4· 14 . 144 $ 2FoR$ I 00 .39 HECK'S REG. CLOTH I HEtJC'S Reg. $9.96 JEWEl/IY DEI'T. $139 HECK'S REG. $1.59 JIWEliY DI/IT. GIRL'S SHORTS RIGINA RUG SHAMPOOER C hao ~ from o~~o r1 &d ~horh in KODAK denim, polye1 !er or !will. M 1orted col or ~ in 1ia 1 7to 14. LOW LIGHT SUPER 8 MOVIE FILM HECK'S REG. TO $1.98 776 FLIP FLASH BULBS 98•EA, ClOTHIIIG DE/IT. ot monufoclurer rU!I\j•lvl l<>nl t wluo HECK'S REG. $18.96 $2.99 regordleu " " ' ' ' " 0 U I •~ 1/U II Ull IQfl \1 <UO II('IIe utorl ,.,,., lo, ,l •lo •• lv • ' " ' ' ' ' ~'(I .,,, ll l lf\111 1 O• '''~ ! !• • 1'1111"'' o\,1 IWI~ lb ... J:I IJ\1! Oklo ,.. 11 1"1,11 I OIO "' "'~ SYLVANIA 1-lb. Cans ICroger ;, gvor~:~ nt eed f or 2 SLICE TOASTER ----+--':""':"= G irsl' 1.00% polye ste r 2·piece baby doll poromos or gown . Print top end fl onH• re ~is l o n t . Sizes 4-111 , $ yo ur lolol 'IOiill o(lion GENERAL <oiOI\ Cut Green Beans Everylhing r ov biiy ot HECK'S REG. 134.96 KODAK 3 ONLY $]]76 Asso rted sty les to choose from, oil w ith different novelt y prints. S]l9 HECK'S REG . $94 .96 .FOOD SLICER BOYS' 8-18 PAJAMAS . HECK'S REG. $69.96 Avondale • Grace W. Meier died on Monru!y Mr . Coff ee wi th eXc lu sive " u lll:;, speed" brewi ng .:.ct ion brews t l o 10 cups. Pour cold water Ina nd you ' ll ha ve hot coff ee out In fnlnut es. '28'' Slice : Roosts , Hams, B r eads ~ Bacon , Chee~ es, Fruits, Cold Cuts, Vegeta':l lcs. Paper thi n to 1 ~ " th ick qu ickly and evenly . $688 New light-wei ght fab ri c for summer comf ort . Jute trim and belt in sizes S-M-L. Pint Returnoble Bt1s. s~ ,n p l e ~ t . l'(h lt\H o u1•· koduk Xl M o~iu CnmiHO B u d~.w t p m r•d , nu ep r ~ type G 160 \perld ldm wtud l toll! o llno t c~ lo ltc• ~ f l l i ug ~ . Fm t f- 11 7 , 9 111111 K od(l~ E ~t oo len 1, clct to •t c~e It: I} e~ pow re 111 uny itg ht (o \ y H l!l!ld g e lo m lnl£1. l) uiO (ulo! \IIUpe convcn1tml to hold RIVAL Coo l and ai ry sleeveless summer dr e~ses in polyester and ultresso prin ls. Size s 10 to20and 14 1: to24 1·~ Emy core. TOPS Delkiou• · DELUXE MR. COFFEE $6376 LADIES' SUN DRESSES Pomeroy funds KODAK SUPER 8 CAMERA KIT Now you con hove the ~mnf! SX -70 e)(C! !emt~ut o l Bag $169,270 in Grace Whaley Meier , 81, Colwnbus, former resident of the Rutland a rea , died Monday afternoon at Mount Carmel Hospital : She is survived by a son , Joe Meier, of RiversirlP Calif., and a sister , l'.!rs . Gerald (Mildred ) Shuster of Pomeroy . Her husband, parents, a sister, and two brothers preceded her in death. Funeral services will be conduc led at I p.m. Thursday at the Jerry Spears Funeral Home, ·2693 West Broad St., Col umbus . Graveside ser · vices will be held &t 4 p.m. fhursday at Miles Cemetery n Rutland. - Dedora11t Balance of The balance in all funds in the village of Pomeroy total $169,270.35 according to a report submitted to Pomeroy Council Monday night by clerk Jane Walton . Receipts, disbursements and balance in the active funds at the end of May respectively were, general, $11 ,853.54, $9,305.46, $3,264 .54; revenue sQaring, nOreceipts, $125.16, $13,132.48; water well improvement, no receipts, $39,757.20, $2,112.76; sewer, $5,018.50, $2.212.60, $21,277 .02; fire. $3 ,837 .84, $646.09, $5,309.43; ce metery, no receipts, $814.54, ($568); street, $4,073.70, $2,849.11, ($2,731.28); sta le highway, $330 .30, no expenditures, $6,016.87; water operating, $11 ,278.38, $10,334 .75, $26,192.68; guaranty meter, $100, $100, $5,341.71; parking $920, $125.16 , meter, $6,770.94; utility, $4,785.44, $2,901.98, $10,125.55; sanitary sewer construction, no receipts, no expenditur e~. $36,637.50 . 1\eceipts, disbursements , and balance in all active funds respectively were, $45,197.70, $69,172.05, $132,882.20. . Receipts, disbursements and balance res pectively in all funds were $45,197 .70, $71 ,003 .46, $169,270.55. ---- ---- - No. 1 Genuine ' II lUI Mo • P' 'I• ,_, , US E SA US BURY TOWN SH tP '" • ' •' 1, II '·•M I ,,_ ' PLA N NE D l • ! '" ,,.,,,,. • ., It'' lt'p!"l l•l o ll••'II~~CI Wl'lflll ~PI~~ .s 1·\JtnSiletl ( •'•·.•~· ' • ~' 1 • '0"'' h') « ll t•I'JI" ~'I 1< ~ 1• A ~ r <ono p lo l nii C I ' ol fl ~ ·enuo Sto,.,lng, "" ~!." . D C 1'1 Rolls Invitations received for unknown soldier dedication l1e 111 :lS t:lllll~ lll he r Of prt->~ H' t t tly a $1 INSTAI.I.ATION SET - Meigs Chapter , Order of DeMolay, will hold the semi ·annual installation at U Op.m. F'rida y at the Middleport Masonic Temple . Orri.cers w be installed , 1 ~·. arc Cm l Myers, Cheshire, master councilor ; Mike Sibley, Galltpolts: semor eounctlor, and Dick Owen, Middleport, junior councilor. Pictured with the group IS Mern Aull, the chapter sweethea rt. Other appointed officers will be installed F'riday by Bob Kut~chbaugh , Columbus. Masons, members of the Eastern Star, and Job 's Daughters are Jnvtled . A reception .will follow the installation. HECK'SREG. T0$3.911A. Hedc's Reg. m) $39.96 JIWBIY IIPT. S]l9 Hec:lr's Reg. $12 .96 JEWB.IIr D9T. �Oo Cor Solhloo111r.ltuk. Grny, YttiJIIr•ltltM T~rkoy & Meat Ent.rees 2 99c -lb. Pkc. With Coupon LIMit 2 With Co•~~t• & $7.10 or Mort,.,,,••,. VI" A)Ur lat., J•t Jl, 1111 . SllljtU tt J"liCIIIII StUI & UUI fUll 100 Shoots Per loll Bounty,Towels IWIIF:RT LOCHAI\Y Eagle .r ank is attained by . young Lochary JluiJerl C. L1wliary, !!·year· oi<t """ u[ Mr. and Mrs. Clwrl1•s l.nchar y of Sr hu umbtlfl{, Ill. will become f\JI l•.ag le Seoul in special ccii'II HIJ1 ies to be held by Boy &out Troop 194 there on l'r i ( \ t! v. llol;c rt i~ the grandson or J,Tr and Mrs . Leo Story, Pon l,·r"Oy, Houte 2, and Mr . and M" . 'i'l . P. Lo1;hary, High S1 . , J'u l! lt.' I"Oy . The rank uf Eagle, highest irt Sl' (1l!i ing , is et lloined by less thnrt \ 1\'f/ percent of the boy :-wnut.'5 in the countr y li.• •bt•rt lws been in scoullng St': ~ e a r:; in Minnesot.a. Hnd lllinots se rv~d hus as a p;,t1·vl . ll'a der an d senior p<~ t n d lt·;nlcr. ar1d has been s,ec trd .tlS mrmber o f the Boy :; ·uut Huuur Society, Order of the J\t row Hoberl is an honor· ~:r:u lu ah• i·Jf Helen Keller .Ju nJIII High Sc hool in St• htlUtllbu rg. In recent ~ · i ~: h lll g ra de gntdua ti on <.\.•n ·Hwnil'.S , he was selected ftJt Am erica n L(!gion li 1P 1 IIJ·11 ·11shi1> Award for the boy in hi s cl ass of 't'rii sludrnts . \\'!li lt• in junior hig h school, lll t!:, t: llld ing archeol o~ ical Citize ns of Meigs County Bicentennial communities a n~ iuvi tcd lo attend a major dedi c <.~ l i o u p ro~ ram , the lomb of the Unknown &rldier of t11e American Revolution, a projc<'l of the Ohio AJii c rle an Re v olution Hict•ntcnnial Commission. Mr s . Mux in c Winge tt, digging near the fort in 1973. The ceremony will mark the onl y tomb in America of an Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution. The Ohio Na tional Guard will conduct a full milita ry fun eral assisted by the Old Guard of Washington, D.C., which is in char~e or all ehair111 an of the Rucinc lliccntenniHI Commission. on behalf of the slate nrganiza tion , extend t d the invita tion Lo the derli ce~ tion services which will be held at F'orl 1-'l urcns in Bolivar, Ohio, ul ttl a.m. Saturday. The body is tha t of a yuun ~ unidentified man who die'!! during l1111 defense of F'ort I<turens In 1779. The body w a~ discovered dw·ing an Meigs Property Transfers the band ;:rul till' wres tl ing team. He se r ve s as <:tn EUGE NE, Ore . tUPl i University of Oregon Athletic Director John Caine Tuesda y i\Clll ) II' in his church. The ExeiSOie ' a nH O llll~ l'<l For Men and Women Hr '/'/ 111111. MeA 11 heritage house Mi ddleport, 0 . the appointme nt of Lewis " l ~ w ·· Cryer "s· assueiate ath letic dir ec tot· with speci;li responsibility for fu nd ra i si n ~. His a ss i ~ nmcnt at Oregon gtv es Cryer , :!3 , respunsiiJiltlie s for fund· raising, promotions, ticket lll(lfi<Jge rncnt, season ticket salrs and sports information. fli s salary wi ll be $24,000 a year . f * ** * * **w***************** ****~ -~< Act now during our . . , n . ·~ : . ~-~- ~ G. W. Vance, Daisy Vance to Wallace G. Haynes, Waunita G. Haynes, 4Jts, Syracuse . • Eula Wolfe , L. Austin Wolfe, Donna Rae Wolfe to Otis L. Underwood, Ethel E. Un· derwood, Lots, Syracuse. Melvina Davidson, Daniel E. Cunningham, Mar tha Cunningham to Geo rge William Young, Peggy Ann Young, 1.40 A., Salisbury. Vvonna S. Garten to L. Ausbn Wolfe, Donna Rae Wolfe , Lot, 1\acine. 1\ichard Vaughan, Lucille Vaughan to David D. Camp· bell, Ruth A. Campbell , Lot, . Pomeroy . Hankin st d u Y g rrig1Ud1Te t completed by ! t t Mrs. Griffith 8tar of ~ be§( bUT~ ; Maxine Griffith , cashier of ~~ :; the Pomeroy National Bank it: ~ was graduated on June 18 il from the Stonier Graduate -lc like This ~ Sc hool of Banking. -1c Founded in 1935, the school -1< 17 cu. ft. . il is a three · yea r program +: il co nducted at Rutgers l< Frost·Proof ~ University by the American -1< Bankers Assn. Mrs. Griffith 't was one of 281 bankers from ,. .; all parts of the country making up the Class of 1976. .,. In order to qualify for her ~ SALE PRICE graduation certificate, Mrs. i< Griffith attended three two· it: week resident summer i< sessions, completed two : years of extension work and +: ONE OF OUR BEST BUYS sub!llitted a thesis tilled, -1< "Student Loans, Cost Ef· ~ fective Management and ~ Related Problems" . During her final resident session , she .,. defended her thesis before a panel of experts on the ~·~hfiHT1hfH'i 1+;~;;li;'iilfiiilr;ltl~H'ft1<i' subject. Look tor our Stars tor big savings t t t REFRIGERATOR: fREEiER ! : $399 1 II(' N ER AL R EV EN U E \o<·· • '" II • · · ·· ·~· S t ' • II' • · ~ 1 <.•''·"""' 1~ 0 hl•· • ~"'" •' fl ,, ( tlmomt lloft ·~ tnt Itoe O!fit ~ S H AI11 N G ' I• I• 11UI•<I 1·'•· !t, '"" " ''''"'·'' · 1• • ~•~ 01 tl ~" •u n(ls m~1 h e u m l .\ ~J" I to h ol GO 'I ~N .., [N I ~on b 11 ()1 ' 1 " I JI I !Jiif• , ol I h·l I,., "'IIA• 1'1 ' . ol·1 '• ' '" ' .'" ~ ~;' 1 ,, ,•,r ,\ to ' <!'( ~"' ' '"'"" I $ ,• '', s ''s ' I R F. PO n "f 8,186 • _,[,, ·,•·• • ", lllt l '. !/. 1 •• , .. ,~,.-; \/ )I o< IT •o 5n•.u '"t ~ • ru,os I ro~ ~ ~f ~~ ~•· o s~ s A(U'N N1r<O J6JUJ010 SALI S8URY TOWNS HIP 974 TWP. ClERK MEIGS COUNTY 461 HOOKER STR E ET MIODLE PORT, OHIO mn ' , • With Coupon Limit 3 With Cou,on & $7,50 or Moro Purcha110~ Vaif After S1l., Jm 21 , lUI . tl Anliulllt Stall & LICII Tnu S~~iltl military funeral s in the National Cemetery ot Arlington, Va . Also taki ng part in the maj or proj ec t of the conunission Saturday will be a horse drawn caisson, e1 riderless h o~se, and there will be a. 21-gun salute. The ceremony will also include an artillery salute, a jet Ryover and laps . The 9th Virginia Regiment, an Ohio based history reenactment group , will take part. Fort Laurens is located at Bolivar on State Route 21 2 and Interstate 77, 10 miles south of Ca nton and will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m . on the day of the dedication. Mrs. Wingett also pointed out that "Trumpets in the Land ", an outdoor production of the story of the massacre at Schoenbrunn. Mrs. Wingett suggests that residents could easily tie into the same trip the dedication ceremon y and the outdoor production wl1ich is al New Philadelphia, close to Fort Laurens. USDA CHOICE l119ular or Chub Pak 100% Pure Ground Beef I Any Site Pkg. • • • • • U.S,O.A. lnspocltd, Frozen 4· lo 6·1b. A•g. Baking Hens •••..••••• 79c .lb.49c ·Dial Soap 4~·.0r~ aa~ • 1~· 2 ONLY With Coupon limit 4 With Coupon I. $7.50 or More Pur·ohat Vlid AfUr Sat. , JUIII 26 , 1911. S11~ject ta a,lieult State a. Lml Tuu POLAROID PRONTO CAMERA KIT Idaho Potatoes 10 ..... watching n colo, pictu re develop in ""'lvl e) be/or o: 29 yo u • uy e~ . o T o new low pri(e We •g h ~ onl y 16 o vnct~ ond couldn' t be ~ nnple r to u1e. I h l\ ~~ Po l ar o 1d' ; Pronto The perfect dre!.s for sum mer are the ~e sun dre~s es in 4 m ~orted styles . Ela sli · cized shirred tube lop bodice st retches to fit size~ 5-13. Assorted polyester/cotton or acetate/ nylon fabrics. Cans Unsw11etened-l ""'01- ' Pure Florida Kroger Juice LADIES' SLEEVELESS SHIFTS HECK'S REG. TO $8.99 4 ~!; $1 4 $1 ::::d~l~ ...•. ..• Talty Stokely Applesauce • . . • . 1•1b. ea., 8 99c Sprite or Depo11t. Coca .(oIa Ptu•.... ;;i~;. Pak ClOTHIN' DEPT. LADIES' SLEEVELESS Ice Milk S]99 •. ctn. 89c HECK 'S REG . $5.88 ClOTNIN' DEPT. Pak %...1. .; ' ~ ,I GIRLS' BABY DOLL PAJAMAS HECK'S REG. TO SS.99 ~-....;;;,_-~ YS' $279 4•7 JEWEliiY DEPT. JEWB.IIY DEPT. IEWEliiY DEPT. POCKET CAMERA KIT budget·pri ced camera no f oc u ~ing J ·element f/9.5 l ume nited lem ~ hut · · te r >peed 1/ 100 ond 1/ 40 second ~ li ding cover _to protec t lens. HECK'S REG. $39.96 JEWB.IIY DEPT. $2599 HECK'S REG. $28.99 1101 EC JEWB.IIY DEPT. OSTER FOOT MASSAGE . ~ REG. JuU "' oiow n, •u• ~ o~ l~e ""'' ,..,., ,,, "'" _, ~ "' loo1 ' '"'" (h oM ' ""' ~ d@,.p -do ~ " '''" '~ "'' "' · C ot oil ol !~e ol lull btldf ""'' HP2114 !>•""'"' •"9• ?y t omp ~ >ltl nd1ng ..p '" !he un1l l.hl loo LADIES' DELUXE LADY BUG ( lg,e , lu>l . u onolur !nbla ohmo:t u ! u l~ w . kow Jll >< e! lln"l"" d"" ' u<i•o" 1hU"n1! h.nd I{Jt ~ ,,. >f< O ~ • d o ~ ,,..11 1 · ~1 """' 11yl·n11 f ill) In hold, • O> J fO ~ ..e 1 ( uol tul tl f '" I · lip ~II ,w...,nr,t [1"\1""' ''Y'"'I' '" 1, ,,.,.,., o•m. "'"''· holt(! mo ""~ ' · al,o WhelhO< u•od '"" ~ oo wlll\ovl wa ler. of • ~ '"' " " " II I• tailor !lot "'""' le /o,.ly !il nrn nwo, ~ ~ a ' " ' hon',lt '" 0 do >e~ TO $4.99 HECK'S RIG. $15.96 IIWB.IIY JIWII.IY DEPr. MUNSEY WARMING TRAY ~efJI do1hn , (Oitoe Ullft oo ll• I"P'nll ~ o! "'ill-.! < ~ !h• lnh l• p,, , ,den!ou l .. Il l" "' hnuh top <h•o""' " '"' ard bl01d tlrlo ,1 ,11 hto orll11 l l'le o ~ IO\! t>!otgll ~ <M!oullod hog ! w1 1h t.Q ! \ilfl! ll •I O SIZES, t. 2, 3, 4. Colors, WhoOioO with msorted trim . Hoodecl. ry parka 100% Combed ton. too (ollef $199 HECK'S REG. All Kroger Stores Now Open 24 Hours a Day (Ex(ept Saturday Midnight 'til 9· a.m. Sunday) thcept ), Gassaway, Hinton, Ironton (514 S. 3rd), and White Sulphur) TOTAl SATISFACTION GUARANTEE If rou or~ ll!lt I Diili•ed , Koog er ..,,:1 •epl cu • •tem ..,jtk l ~e 10 "' ~ f (I U! h o.n d or a comporoble b1[Jnd ur rel llnd your p rot P We o!u:o Q!JOr ontu. lhatwe woll d, everylt,ing in our po.,.r to ho~e o<nplt 1vppl! u ol oil C1iherti1td speclot1 on our lhe lo e~ when yov 1ho p for them lb d ue to condiliGnl beyond Ov t control, we 1\Hl oul of on odvf!r fiNd 1peciol, we w•ll lub,tilutt 1he tome iltm '" o comparable brand (wht n tuth ~~~ i l~m tl o~o1 lob lel relle(lo!l g 1h1 1om• •ovingl or, if you preler, gove you o "t., IN CHECK" .,.h lch entitles yo \1 to t~e 1ome od~e r tile d ~PI! ~ iol ot the to.lll'll 'f)"tic t 1 limt .,.ithin 30 do y1 · prict Kroger Welromes · Your Federal . Food Stamps GIRLS' TANK TOPS Choose from solids or patterns in sizes 4· 14 . 144 $ 2FoR$ I 00 .39 HECK'S REG. CLOTH I HEtJC'S Reg. $9.96 JEWEl/IY DEI'T. $139 HECK'S REG. $1.59 JIWEliY DI/IT. GIRL'S SHORTS RIGINA RUG SHAMPOOER C hao ~ from o~~o r1 &d ~horh in KODAK denim, polye1 !er or !will. M 1orted col or ~ in 1ia 1 7to 14. LOW LIGHT SUPER 8 MOVIE FILM HECK'S REG. TO $1.98 776 FLIP FLASH BULBS 98•EA, ClOTHIIIG DE/IT. ot monufoclurer rU!I\j•lvl l<>nl t wluo HECK'S REG. $18.96 $2.99 regordleu " " ' ' ' " 0 U I •~ 1/U II Ull IQfl \1 <UO II('IIe utorl ,.,,., lo, ,l •lo •• lv • ' " ' ' ' ' ~'(I .,,, ll l lf\111 1 O• '''~ ! !• • 1'1111"'' o\,1 IWI~ lb ... J:I IJ\1! Oklo ,.. 11 1"1,11 I OIO "' "'~ SYLVANIA 1-lb. Cans ICroger ;, gvor~:~ nt eed f or 2 SLICE TOASTER ----+--':""':"= G irsl' 1.00% polye ste r 2·piece baby doll poromos or gown . Print top end fl onH• re ~is l o n t . Sizes 4-111 , $ yo ur lolol 'IOiill o(lion GENERAL <oiOI\ Cut Green Beans Everylhing r ov biiy ot HECK'S REG. 134.96 KODAK 3 ONLY $]]76 Asso rted sty les to choose from, oil w ith different novelt y prints. S]l9 HECK'S REG . $94 .96 .FOOD SLICER BOYS' 8-18 PAJAMAS . HECK'S REG. $69.96 Avondale • Grace W. Meier died on Monru!y Mr . Coff ee wi th eXc lu sive " u lll:;, speed" brewi ng .:.ct ion brews t l o 10 cups. Pour cold water Ina nd you ' ll ha ve hot coff ee out In fnlnut es. '28'' Slice : Roosts , Hams, B r eads ~ Bacon , Chee~ es, Fruits, Cold Cuts, Vegeta':l lcs. Paper thi n to 1 ~ " th ick qu ickly and evenly . $688 New light-wei ght fab ri c for summer comf ort . Jute trim and belt in sizes S-M-L. Pint Returnoble Bt1s. s~ ,n p l e ~ t . l'(h lt\H o u1•· koduk Xl M o~iu CnmiHO B u d~.w t p m r•d , nu ep r ~ type G 160 \perld ldm wtud l toll! o llno t c~ lo ltc• ~ f l l i ug ~ . Fm t f- 11 7 , 9 111111 K od(l~ E ~t oo len 1, clct to •t c~e It: I} e~ pow re 111 uny itg ht (o \ y H l!l!ld g e lo m lnl£1. l) uiO (ulo! \IIUpe convcn1tml to hold RIVAL Coo l and ai ry sleeveless summer dr e~ses in polyester and ultresso prin ls. Size s 10 to20and 14 1: to24 1·~ Emy core. TOPS Delkiou• · DELUXE MR. COFFEE $6376 LADIES' SUN DRESSES Pomeroy funds KODAK SUPER 8 CAMERA KIT Now you con hove the ~mnf! SX -70 e)(C! !emt~ut o l Bag $169,270 in Grace Whaley Meier , 81, Colwnbus, former resident of the Rutland a rea , died Monday afternoon at Mount Carmel Hospital : She is survived by a son , Joe Meier, of RiversirlP Calif., and a sister , l'.!rs . Gerald (Mildred ) Shuster of Pomeroy . Her husband, parents, a sister, and two brothers preceded her in death. Funeral services will be conduc led at I p.m. Thursday at the Jerry Spears Funeral Home, ·2693 West Broad St., Col umbus . Graveside ser · vices will be held &t 4 p.m. fhursday at Miles Cemetery n Rutland. - Dedora11t Balance of The balance in all funds in the village of Pomeroy total $169,270.35 according to a report submitted to Pomeroy Council Monday night by clerk Jane Walton . Receipts, disbursements and balance in the active funds at the end of May respectively were, general, $11 ,853.54, $9,305.46, $3,264 .54; revenue sQaring, nOreceipts, $125.16, $13,132.48; water well improvement, no receipts, $39,757.20, $2,112.76; sewer, $5,018.50, $2.212.60, $21,277 .02; fire. $3 ,837 .84, $646.09, $5,309.43; ce metery, no receipts, $814.54, ($568); street, $4,073.70, $2,849.11, ($2,731.28); sta le highway, $330 .30, no expenditures, $6,016.87; water operating, $11 ,278.38, $10,334 .75, $26,192.68; guaranty meter, $100, $100, $5,341.71; parking $920, $125.16 , meter, $6,770.94; utility, $4,785.44, $2,901.98, $10,125.55; sanitary sewer construction, no receipts, no expenditur e~. $36,637.50 . 1\eceipts, disbursements , and balance in all active funds respectively were, $45,197.70, $69,172.05, $132,882.20. . Receipts, disbursements and balance res pectively in all funds were $45,197 .70, $71 ,003 .46, $169,270.55. ---- ---- - No. 1 Genuine ' II lUI Mo • P' 'I• ,_, , US E SA US BURY TOWN SH tP '" • ' •' 1, II '·•M I ,,_ ' PLA N NE D l • ! '" ,,.,,,,. • ., It'' lt'p!"l l•l o ll••'II~~CI Wl'lflll ~PI~~ .s 1·\JtnSiletl ( •'•·.•~· ' • ~' 1 • '0"'' h') « ll t•I'JI" ~'I 1< ~ 1• A ~ r <ono p lo l nii C I ' ol fl ~ ·enuo Sto,.,lng, "" ~!." . D C 1'1 Rolls Invitations received for unknown soldier dedication l1e 111 :lS t:lllll~ lll he r Of prt->~ H' t t tly a $1 INSTAI.I.ATION SET - Meigs Chapter , Order of DeMolay, will hold the semi ·annual installation at U Op.m. F'rida y at the Middleport Masonic Temple . Orri.cers w be installed , 1 ~·. arc Cm l Myers, Cheshire, master councilor ; Mike Sibley, Galltpolts: semor eounctlor, and Dick Owen, Middleport, junior councilor. Pictured with the group IS Mern Aull, the chapter sweethea rt. Other appointed officers will be installed F'riday by Bob Kut~chbaugh , Columbus. Masons, members of the Eastern Star, and Job 's Daughters are Jnvtled . A reception .will follow the installation. HECK'SREG. T0$3.911A. Hedc's Reg. m) $39.96 JIWBIY IIPT. S]l9 Hec:lr's Reg. $12 .96 JEWB.IIr D9T. �• · 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o .. W"tnesdny .. lull<' t:l, W71i OF FREE PARKING --- -- -... .... ...... ...._ - -;-- " -,.- ' ~ AJAY GOLF CART sleeve beo rirlCJ wheels , outo-foldmg. Riv- eted tubular construc tion, chrome·l1ke tin 1sh. Two-way odius toble bog brackets. Stonds an d roll\ when folded . .... ~ .14 SLEEPING BAG str~s MARLIN GLENFIELD 22 SINGLE SHOT long nfll' w rt•idgf>S: c~p10 Jr lll(l! £d y 5 World'• molt ~lor lont.m .. , hold1 two pirriJ of fuel .. , IIKJUVh for 10 to 12 kours. 29 J '. $1JBB lb\ t h O<U.' o f ,be ~ ! 99 sass $144 SPOIITS DEPT. '! '. -------- SIMILAR 10 1l 1U51 RAI ION GOLF - ---. ... ., .. 'UMBRELLA "• AIR BED . $788 5 25 HECK 'S REG. $10.99 SPOITSDEPT. BLUE ICE ,,,..... ~ WD-40 SPRAY $119 $199 HECK'SREG. 99' SPOilS DEPT. ODOR-EATEIS PR. I ·5 COUNT GILLETTE SUPU·STAIILESS ·BLADES 59< HECK'S REG. 89' COUIITIC ,T. 89 99 HECK'SREG. T0$1.49 SPOilS DEPT. AIR PISTOL ::.not 66 llf'ptol~l AI IO 1hCHIII I I/ IIPIIth nnd nn Y~" tl<"h ' h "b utll ·n "Q co "''" '"·~ ror<'tlrd r_,..n ~· ~ v· f'""'"' .... HECK 'S REG. $13.99 SPORTS DEPT. •GREEN UTTUCE eBLACK ,! i< 11tl!l •' lll\pt•o I A" f•11111 "'"I "' , .. , .,,~·""' j ,,.,. ,.,,, HECK'S REG. ~ ~.+ ., •• l o·ll ~« · ~ ''"''' I'"'""' " 1'' " 1"'' ~ ln lt l o ~ · I '., <• I IIJ01 t,, I' IIJIUII\j ! 1!•1 1>110'" $V~9 '13.44 99( HOUSIWA/11 DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.67 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ALLWITE LIQUID ' I I ""'--' SHOE POLISH ONLY COLEMAN DELUXE 2-BURNER STOVE HECK'S REG. 1 24.99 $2288 HECk'SREG. $7.99 HOUSEWAIIE /JE,T. ~ '1 CLEAR PLASTIC CUPS 9 oz. 37e '( DOLL LAMPS ' $644 .... ... ! ,., •• 81 HECk'S REG. $11 .99 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. '20.99 FRAMED PI WITH 2" MOULD " 20COUNT Q-TIPS '12 DOCUMENT , WHITE SHOE. POLISH ·30( 25c HECK'S REG. TO 49' COSMITIC ,.,, Pret1y little lamps Ia decorate you r chi ld's playroom or bedroom. Choose fr om m~or ted style s. $322 . HOUSEWA/11 ~:; sse 320Z. POLl DENT TABLETS MOP&GLO H:~::s $.1~73 $129 . DE,. 320Z. HECK'S DETERGENT HECK'S REG. $1.79 HOUSEWARE DEPT. . ' HECK'S REG. 59' 3FOR $100 HOUSEWAIIE 111,1. HOIISEWARE DEPT. 40COUNT HECK'SIIG. $1.18 COSMmt,.r. .LAMPS HECK'S REG. 57• ~- 93( . ASSOI1ED JUVENILE FRAME 11x14.... 12.. 12x24. • • • • 12" 16x20.,,., 12" 22x34. , , • . 13.. any roorn you doci do to §et it in . $522 HECK'S REG. $5.44 8 1/2" X 11 " IN~ ~lyle~ . Deco rot e~ \ HOUSEWAIIEDEPT DINNERWARE .- Moke your choice from se\le rol \ HECK'S REG. $8.44 HOUSEWAIIEDEI'T. \• TOILET TRAINER $466 \ 7'! 45 .PC; MELAMINE DELUXE LAMP \ HECK'S REG. HOUSEWARES DEPT. ' 18" BOUDOIR '\ I GALLON GRIFFIN 80Z. s HECK'S REG. $6.99 HOUSiWAREDEI'T. ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. BATHROOM DISPENSER· REFILLS 80 CT. $259 r-' CRISPER !',.,.,. ( ,,,., HECK'S REG. 1 4.99 LUCilE OUTSIDE HOUSEPAINT ROYAL . 21-PIECE SOCKET SET Available in either regular or metric measurements . Heck's Reg. 111.99 · '788 KELLER MULTI-COLORED LAWN CHAIR Heck's Reg. 1 5.99 '3" HADWAIIE IIIPT. ·i ~: , I (~ " '" $444 i' HECK'S REG . $5.99 HECK'S REG. 14.99 HECK'S REG. $3.99 SPOIITSD9T. 49( HECK'S REG. 82' COSMmCDIPT. ,. """' .... ,., ""' COSMBIC •r. •WHITE 170COUNT 59( HECK'SREG.$1.28 HECK'S REG. $4.32 HOUSEWA/IE DEPT• HECK'S REG. :I.e de ACNE CREAM 97( $299 MARKSMAN CUTITONE VITALIS DRY3 BATHROOM ORGANIZER $]44 T0$7.39 KNIFE 1010 ( cosMn« $2'' HOIISEWAIIE DEPT. - '9.99 ASSOiUD COLORS BATH SCALES FISH&GAME . 84( SPOilT$ DEPT. HECK 'S REG. . $1.24 DEPT. OR HECK'S REG. SOLO 177/ 250 HECK'S REG. $2.44 ALKA SELTZER HECK'S REG. $1 .2 8 PR. COSMETIC DEPT. ~---=-- $109 tm,.,•o 36COUNT FOIL PACK JOHNSON~S e JUG HECk'SREG. $1.99 SPOilT$ DEPT. 3 TIER 22/2SO 1hGAL. PICNIC $666 SCOOP IVORY CHAIRS ~~~: BAIL HANDLE VANGUARD $622 ~ECK'SREG. HECK'S REG. $36.99 SPORTS DIJIT. 12 oz. DIVAJEX .ssss STAND HECK'S REG. 78' PELLETS e incl udes re<essed ha nd les wi th bottle opener s leok· proof drain beep. dry \lo ro ge troy 15 3.1 11 heig ht provides room for loll b ottl es. e HOUSEWAREDIJIT. .- Mode' of ~ turdy metal wi th on elec tri ca l outlet. Perfect for use in the kitchen. 38 SPECIAL AMMO .49( TOY DEPT. UTILITY TABLE SPOIITSDIPT. FLOWER CENTER PLAYBALL CROSMAN 13' ., g al lo n cap ac ity (51 lit er<;) JUMBO HECK'S REG. $4.99 ~ i COOLER .... ._ e $]66 SPO/ITSDEPT. ~ 7 16 HECK'S REG. $26.88 HECk'S REG. $19.99 · 25 AUTOMATIC . . AMMO HECK'S REG. $2.03 SPOIITSDIPT. COLEMAN SNOW LITE 5503 $1488 WINCHESTER 111 CJ I Cr r (li ~ HECK'S REG. $11.99 ~ // 9 1/l'' POWER LETS $98S HECK'SREG. ' $12.99 SPORTS DEPT. . 66 5 1 Y2" wide urethane slicks on front and rear 24" in length 5 y," wide CROSMAN ond o lhm i1 0n t o d c to.l lh q r n: emy t o l dl ond ~ur1 y . cl~c111 , duroblc or1d g nod loobtuj A ~w lob l e '" g1cen, red o r blv~ blad e. ' . SKATEBOARD fled's /log . $20.99 SPORTS DEPT. .,__s._'POII_Ts_DEP_r.-~ ~ "o"'· l•to' 1 ug~ !. om Cole 1!1(111 <.o ll e r )' 0~1 qu ol•ty Ou oh t y r hut ' \ lrrJr l~ lotl' Li 111 10 t iiOLro;) h tf u l (1 1;'~ 1 9 1 1, ' faced and Doub led-sighted '· ·2 MANTLE LAftiiRN HECK'S REG. $36.95 Bross putters incl ude Open 83( COUMAII v.1 th open ~· g ht ~; lvll ~ IIC hond\OII l ~·ly c h!;!C ~tr ed ltY u i, IJt 1,,,1h ho rdwoo J ~ T O<k, rt'<t''"'e ' groo .. ed lor !•poll 1cope 1110vnh 1hooh .22 \ ha rt . llong or HECK'S REG. $15.99 SPORTS DEPT. ASSORTED BRASS PUTTERS / '/ Foldi up into umbrello·s tyle for emy car rying . 3 ONLY CALIFORNIA FREE FORM An e~ c ellenl , int•pen~uvc 22 S111g le Shot r1lle witlr r )Q~ I I r~e bolt ac tion. Manual wc ~II 'ICJ oflllt lood1ng moke1 11 pe d (< l hJr young !oho6 t c1 ~ 2 2 n'ol. h bo<~el SPORTS DEPT. i r 10 poin ts.. Each open~ tull y for di ; ing Or to mo te wi th ano ther bog mlo o double bog . HECK'S REG. $21.99 ' ' '....... ......... ......, " ' -- - - ........... STROLLER 221 More people crawl in to the warmth cmd comlort of o Colernon ~lecping bog than any other brand . Each bog fe a tures o Douon lin ing . podded weother ~eol. boxed corners, and re1n forced 99 -... GERRY CAREFREE COLEMAN 3 LB. , Push bu«on handle reieo§e, 10x1 50 5 -....... -..._ / ' 5 9~~LON HECk'S REG . $10.97 GALLON HAR-AIIE,.T. STONECREST DINNERWARE HECK'S REG. '19.99 �• · 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o .. W"tnesdny .. lull<' t:l, W71i OF FREE PARKING --- -- -... .... ...... ...._ - -;-- " -,.- ' ~ AJAY GOLF CART sleeve beo rirlCJ wheels , outo-foldmg. Riv- eted tubular construc tion, chrome·l1ke tin 1sh. Two-way odius toble bog brackets. Stonds an d roll\ when folded . .... ~ .14 SLEEPING BAG str~s MARLIN GLENFIELD 22 SINGLE SHOT long nfll' w rt•idgf>S: c~p10 Jr lll(l! £d y 5 World'• molt ~lor lont.m .. , hold1 two pirriJ of fuel .. , IIKJUVh for 10 to 12 kours. 29 J '. $1JBB lb\ t h O<U.' o f ,be ~ ! 99 sass $144 SPOIITS DEPT. '! '. -------- SIMILAR 10 1l 1U51 RAI ION GOLF - ---. ... ., .. 'UMBRELLA "• AIR BED . $788 5 25 HECK 'S REG. $10.99 SPOITSDEPT. BLUE ICE ,,,..... ~ WD-40 SPRAY $119 $199 HECK'SREG. 99' SPOilS DEPT. ODOR-EATEIS PR. I ·5 COUNT GILLETTE SUPU·STAIILESS ·BLADES 59< HECK'S REG. 89' COUIITIC ,T. 89 99 HECK'SREG. T0$1.49 SPOilS DEPT. AIR PISTOL ::.not 66 llf'ptol~l AI IO 1hCHIII I I/ IIPIIth nnd nn Y~" tl<"h ' h "b utll ·n "Q co "''" '"·~ ror<'tlrd r_,..n ~· ~ v· f'""'"' .... HECK 'S REG. $13.99 SPORTS DEPT. •GREEN UTTUCE eBLACK ,! i< 11tl!l •' lll\pt•o I A" f•11111 "'"I "' , .. , .,,~·""' j ,,.,. ,.,,, HECK'S REG. ~ ~.+ ., •• l o·ll ~« · ~ ''"''' I'"'""' " 1'' " 1"'' ~ ln lt l o ~ · I '., <• I IIJ01 t,, I' IIJIUII\j ! 1!•1 1>110'" $V~9 '13.44 99( HOUSIWA/11 DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.67 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ALLWITE LIQUID ' I I ""'--' SHOE POLISH ONLY COLEMAN DELUXE 2-BURNER STOVE HECK'S REG. 1 24.99 $2288 HECk'SREG. $7.99 HOUSEWAIIE /JE,T. ~ '1 CLEAR PLASTIC CUPS 9 oz. 37e '( DOLL LAMPS ' $644 .... ... ! ,., •• 81 HECk'S REG. $11 .99 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. '20.99 FRAMED PI WITH 2" MOULD " 20COUNT Q-TIPS '12 DOCUMENT , WHITE SHOE. POLISH ·30( 25c HECK'S REG. TO 49' COSMITIC ,.,, Pret1y little lamps Ia decorate you r chi ld's playroom or bedroom. Choose fr om m~or ted style s. $322 . HOUSEWA/11 ~:; sse 320Z. POLl DENT TABLETS MOP&GLO H:~::s $.1~73 $129 . DE,. 320Z. HECK'S DETERGENT HECK'S REG. $1.79 HOUSEWARE DEPT. . ' HECK'S REG. 59' 3FOR $100 HOUSEWAIIE 111,1. HOIISEWARE DEPT. 40COUNT HECK'SIIG. $1.18 COSMmt,.r. .LAMPS HECK'S REG. 57• ~- 93( . ASSOI1ED JUVENILE FRAME 11x14.... 12.. 12x24. • • • • 12" 16x20.,,., 12" 22x34. , , • . 13.. any roorn you doci do to §et it in . $522 HECK'S REG. $5.44 8 1/2" X 11 " IN~ ~lyle~ . Deco rot e~ \ HOUSEWAIIEDEPT DINNERWARE .- Moke your choice from se\le rol \ HECK'S REG. $8.44 HOUSEWAIIEDEI'T. \• TOILET TRAINER $466 \ 7'! 45 .PC; MELAMINE DELUXE LAMP \ HECK'S REG. HOUSEWARES DEPT. ' 18" BOUDOIR '\ I GALLON GRIFFIN 80Z. s HECK'S REG. $6.99 HOUSiWAREDEI'T. ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. BATHROOM DISPENSER· REFILLS 80 CT. $259 r-' CRISPER !',.,.,. ( ,,,., HECK'S REG. 1 4.99 LUCilE OUTSIDE HOUSEPAINT ROYAL . 21-PIECE SOCKET SET Available in either regular or metric measurements . Heck's Reg. 111.99 · '788 KELLER MULTI-COLORED LAWN CHAIR Heck's Reg. 1 5.99 '3" HADWAIIE IIIPT. ·i ~: , I (~ " '" $444 i' HECK'S REG . $5.99 HECK'S REG. 14.99 HECK'S REG. $3.99 SPOIITSD9T. 49( HECK'S REG. 82' COSMmCDIPT. ,. """' .... ,., ""' COSMBIC •r. •WHITE 170COUNT 59( HECK'SREG.$1.28 HECK'S REG. $4.32 HOUSEWA/IE DEPT• HECK'S REG. :I.e de ACNE CREAM 97( $299 MARKSMAN CUTITONE VITALIS DRY3 BATHROOM ORGANIZER $]44 T0$7.39 KNIFE 1010 ( cosMn« $2'' HOIISEWAIIE DEPT. - '9.99 ASSOiUD COLORS BATH SCALES FISH&GAME . 84( SPOilT$ DEPT. HECK 'S REG. . $1.24 DEPT. OR HECK'S REG. SOLO 177/ 250 HECK'S REG. $2.44 ALKA SELTZER HECK'S REG. $1 .2 8 PR. COSMETIC DEPT. ~---=-- $109 tm,.,•o 36COUNT FOIL PACK JOHNSON~S e JUG HECk'SREG. $1.99 SPOilT$ DEPT. 3 TIER 22/2SO 1hGAL. PICNIC $666 SCOOP IVORY CHAIRS ~~~: BAIL HANDLE VANGUARD $622 ~ECK'SREG. HECK'S REG. $36.99 SPORTS DIJIT. 12 oz. DIVAJEX .ssss STAND HECK'S REG. 78' PELLETS e incl udes re<essed ha nd les wi th bottle opener s leok· proof drain beep. dry \lo ro ge troy 15 3.1 11 heig ht provides room for loll b ottl es. e HOUSEWAREDIJIT. .- Mode' of ~ turdy metal wi th on elec tri ca l outlet. Perfect for use in the kitchen. 38 SPECIAL AMMO .49( TOY DEPT. UTILITY TABLE SPOIITSDIPT. FLOWER CENTER PLAYBALL CROSMAN 13' ., g al lo n cap ac ity (51 lit er<;) JUMBO HECK'S REG. $4.99 ~ i COOLER .... ._ e $]66 SPO/ITSDEPT. ~ 7 16 HECK'S REG. $26.88 HECk'S REG. $19.99 · 25 AUTOMATIC . . AMMO HECK'S REG. $2.03 SPOIITSDIPT. COLEMAN SNOW LITE 5503 $1488 WINCHESTER 111 CJ I Cr r (li ~ HECK'S REG. $11.99 ~ // 9 1/l'' POWER LETS $98S HECK'SREG. ' $12.99 SPORTS DEPT. . 66 5 1 Y2" wide urethane slicks on front and rear 24" in length 5 y," wide CROSMAN ond o lhm i1 0n t o d c to.l lh q r n: emy t o l dl ond ~ur1 y . cl~c111 , duroblc or1d g nod loobtuj A ~w lob l e '" g1cen, red o r blv~ blad e. ' . SKATEBOARD fled's /log . $20.99 SPORTS DEPT. .,__s._'POII_Ts_DEP_r.-~ ~ "o"'· l•to' 1 ug~ !. om Cole 1!1(111 <.o ll e r )' 0~1 qu ol•ty Ou oh t y r hut ' \ lrrJr l~ lotl' Li 111 10 t iiOLro;) h tf u l (1 1;'~ 1 9 1 1, ' faced and Doub led-sighted '· ·2 MANTLE LAftiiRN HECK'S REG. $36.95 Bross putters incl ude Open 83( COUMAII v.1 th open ~· g ht ~; lvll ~ IIC hond\OII l ~·ly c h!;!C ~tr ed ltY u i, IJt 1,,,1h ho rdwoo J ~ T O<k, rt'<t''"'e ' groo .. ed lor !•poll 1cope 1110vnh 1hooh .22 \ ha rt . llong or HECK'S REG. $15.99 SPORTS DEPT. ASSORTED BRASS PUTTERS / '/ Foldi up into umbrello·s tyle for emy car rying . 3 ONLY CALIFORNIA FREE FORM An e~ c ellenl , int•pen~uvc 22 S111g le Shot r1lle witlr r )Q~ I I r~e bolt ac tion. Manual wc ~II 'ICJ oflllt lood1ng moke1 11 pe d (< l hJr young !oho6 t c1 ~ 2 2 n'ol. h bo<~el SPORTS DEPT. i r 10 poin ts.. Each open~ tull y for di ; ing Or to mo te wi th ano ther bog mlo o double bog . HECK'S REG. $21.99 ' ' '....... ......... ......, " ' -- - - ........... STROLLER 221 More people crawl in to the warmth cmd comlort of o Colernon ~lecping bog than any other brand . Each bog fe a tures o Douon lin ing . podded weother ~eol. boxed corners, and re1n forced 99 -... GERRY CAREFREE COLEMAN 3 LB. , Push bu«on handle reieo§e, 10x1 50 5 -....... -..._ / ' 5 9~~LON HECk'S REG . $10.97 GALLON HAR-AIIE,.T. STONECREST DINNERWARE HECK'S REG. '19.99 �13 - The Daily"sentinel, Middlepori-Pm 12- The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Potneroy, 0 ., Wl'<lnes<J;;y .• lu ll<" 2:1. 197!; P U BLIC NOTICE 1. Applicant ha s her etofor e . •Wednesday,' June 2:1, 197f. ~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,~. . . .. . on September 29 . 1915 com p teted al l ~ppli c abl e en~ l ron menta l rev iew and cl earance requ i rements as reQu ir ed · b y- low or ~egulat l on and will , o n J uly 6, 1976. submit lt s request Of FREE to Departmen t ct Housing and Urban · Oevelopmenf' !.H UD I tor re lease of the balan ce of funds and cert ifica ti on tor the project here inafter desc r i bed . 2. Such reques t tor re lease of the balan ce of funds and cer tlttcatlon relate lo the app l ication of the r~ppli c ant for a grant of f unds under Title I .of the HoJJ.Sing a nd Com . munUy Development Act of 1974. 1 Store Hours: Mon.·Sal. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 3. Tjle project is the Mun lcfPal Park Sw imm i ng 'Poo l -Tennis Court Pro lect ot 1 F. PIPE FITTINGS 18( A. 1/2 " COPPER TEE ...•..••.........•. ,0 :~]. lf9.~~ l:j1 B. 1h" HOSE BIB •••••••••••••••••••••• C. 1h" STOP &WASTE VALVE • • • • • • • • • • D. 1h" COPPER ELBOW . •. . . . . . . . . . . ••. • 10< A. ~~~ d~I' :;~I'~~l) ! ,~I' 1)-., B ' ' ".d (. 0 D. ~' ELECTRICAL WIRING DEVICES A. B. C. - ....... F. D. E. F. G. LEVIIGTDN LEVIIGTON LEVIIGTON LEVIIGTON RECEPUCLE PLATE QUID BROWN BROWN BROWN SWITCH OLD 41NCH HANDY WORK OCTAGON BOX BOX BOX E. 1h" COPPER UNION . •. . . ••. . •. •.. . . . . 88( " 4 7c 13c SsR; L. c38" 3· · 13c 4f tsc 54c F. %"xl 0' COPP.ER PIPE ..•.........•.•. s2 16 DUPLEX wALL PLATE " HECK'S REG. TO $3.66 HARDWARE DEPT. · IVORY IVORY IVORY HARDWARE DEPT. the Vl llao e of Syracuse, Ohio. 4. Ap plicant has prepared lin environme nta l review record respecting the project for which release for funds Is sought , wh i 'h mav be eKam lned by the publ ic and copies ther eof ob tained at the Office of · the Mayor , Vil lage Hall , Third st·reet, Svra cuse,· Oh io, Monday through Friday, any week, between the hqurs Of 7 : 00 P.M . and 9 : 00 P .M . upon request to the Ma yor . 5. Nam e !lnd address of applicant :. Village of Syracuse Th ird Stree t Syracu se , Ohio 45779 Name and address of Chief EKecutlve Off icer of ap . pllcant : Herm an H . London Mayor of Village of Syrll cuse Th lrd Street Syracuse, Ohio 45779 6. Village of Syra cuse wil l undertak~ the pro j ect described above with Block Grant funds from the u . s Department of HOu sing a;nd Urban Development (HU O J, unde r T i tle I of the Hous ing and Community Developmen t A c t of 197-4 . Village of Syracuse is certifying to H u 0 that V i llage of Syracu se ·an d Herman H. London , Ma yor , V i llage of Syra cuse, in his official ' capa city as Mayor , consent to accept the juri sdi ction of the Federal courts··if an act ion is brought to enforce res ponsibil it ies in relati o n to e"n vlronmental reviews, dec isi on making , and ac;tlon ; and that t hes e responsibilities hav fJ been satisfied . The lega l effect of the '-e rt iti catl on is that upon its approvll t Village o f Syracuse may use the Block Grant funds , and HUD will ha\le satisfied it s res pon .. sl bll lt ies under the National Env ironmenta l Pol ic y Act of 1969 . HUD will accept an obje ction to i ts approval of the re luse of funds and ac . ceptance of the ce rtifi cat ion only If i t Is on one of the · follow ing bases : Ca) That the ce rtifi ca tion was not in tact executed by the chief executive officer or other offi ce r of applicant appro v ed by HUD or (b) tha t applicant's environm en tal review re co rd for t he project indicates omission of a required de c ision , finding , or step applicable to the project in th e environmen t a l revi e w process . Objections must be prepared and submitted i n accordllnce with the required proc edure {24 CFR Part 58), and may be addressed to H U D at Department of Housing and Urban DeVelopmen t, Co,IJmbus Area Office, 60 East· Main Street. Columbus , Oh io •U21S . Oble c tions to the re lease of funds on bases other than those stated abov e will not be cons idered by HUD No objec t ion received after July 30, 1916 will be considered by HUD . V illage of Syracuse App l icant CCPTRAPS I 1h" I '/c" (6) 23, il HECK'S REG. TO $4.28 HARDWARE DEPT. BEDROOM FIXTURE HECK'S REG. 250'12-2 WITH GROUND $2.79 ROMEXWIRE $199 HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $31.99 lOX TOILET TANK BALL 55( 1 3¥2' BENCH VISE HECK'S REG. 79 1 PROGRESS PORCH LIGHT HARDWARE DEPT. FUSE BOX WASHING MACHINE HOSE CHOICE ·HARDWARE DEPT. $428 WAX · GASKET 66( HECK'S REG. 801 BLACK OR COPPER HECK'S REG. $2.87 EACH 8" HECK'S REG. $5.51 HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $9.95 HARDWARE DEPT. NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY' RIGHTS RESERV::O 29 $ USDA Choice Boneless RIB STEAK ••••••••••• ~~·•.•••. 59 USDA Choice Bucket · lb. CUBE STEAK ••••••••••••••••• USDA Choice Superiors All Meat lb. WIENERS •••• ~~~~ •••••••.••• 79e CHUCK ROAST•••••.•'~·••• 69e JOWL BACON ••••••••• !~... . 99e SLICED BACON smoked . . Crispy Serve lb. 16) 16 . l3. 30, 31c KITCHEN FIXTURE Heclc's Reg . SI I .99 POMEROY, OHIO Prices Effective Thru June 26, 1976 Manning 0 . Wt:bster Judge HARDWARE DEPT. $888 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT . Case No. 21840 Estole ol ELLA M. REUTER , Deceased . Notice Is hereby given that Richard Reuter , of 6S6 Browne ll Aven·u'e , Midd l eport. Ohio, has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of Ella M . R:euter , deceased , late of Meigs County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file the ir cl elms with said fidu c iary with in th ree months. Dated thi s 12th day of J une 1976. 298 Second St. HECK'S REG. $3.93 HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. NOTICE Sa lem Township Trustees , Meigs county, Ohio, w i ll accept bids unt il 7 :30 P .M . Friday, June 2.5 , 1976, at the time of regular Tru s tee meeting, on the follow ing : 1 - Aluminum building for hoUsing Township equipment. Specifications: -48 ' K SO' Alma E . Sm lth Salem Twp . Clerk (6) 17 1 21. 23 , lie New Crop Notic e is hereby given that . Edward R'. Burke, of 4301 , Juniper Lane, Charleston , west Virginia has been duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Hazel D . Burke , de ce ased , late of R t , J , Al:..~ny, Me igs County, Ohio . . Creditors are requi re d to file their claims with sa id fiduciary w i thin three mon ths. Dated this 5th day of June 1976 . . Mann ing D . Webster Judge Court of Com man Pl eas, Probate Di visio n (6) "9, 16, 23, J tc 10 lb. 3 9 RED POTATOES •••••b:! ••• ~. Early. Variety Del Monte 6% oz. 17 oz. ARGO PEAS ••••••.••• Kraft ... . COLONIAL SUGAR 99~ WiC .~ 1·1 r1· , : :~ : : . · · · · · . l~J ~ :'"'-.-;-:---;- ,~I' r~·.~·.~. ~;;; .. NESTE A .L. > -( ~:l $}19 WIC Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 6·26-76 Limit 1 Per Customer ·Good Only AI Powell's · Offer Expires 6-26-76 • 0 • • 0 • • • • • 0 • gal. ORANGE JUICE •••••• ~!.. -~~ I ~·"';•~*~~::, ~ ,,~· " ~~ ~ ~~ • SLB. ljz FOR COOKIES ••• ~ •••••••••••• COUPON 1 2 J1 TUNA..................... cans Flavorite 8 oz. pkgs. NOTICE OF · APPOINTMENT Case No. 21827 Estate of HAZEL D. BURKE , Deceased. 79e GRAPEFRUIT..,......~! .. x 12' 111 Painted aluminum siding Unpain ted aluminum roof All metal put on with screw gun 1 - 16' door In side 12' .1 " high and · 1 - 16x X 12 ' 1'' door i n one end Both to be track doors 2 - Metal walk doors J' x 6'8" 4 - 8' Sky ligh ts 2 - Gable louvers Three.twe lfths (J -12 J pi tch on roof 4 " square eaves spouting .:.nd down spou t Bumper gullrd around in · side of Interior 2" X 12" Price to include deliver ing , erecting, insured du rin g construct ion , enginee r ing , blueprints and State permits . 20 yr. ·paint guarantee 15 yr . hall guarantee 30 y~ . rust and corrosion guarantee Specificat ions or oth er ln ·forma ti on tan be ob tained by con tacting A l mi!!l E . Sm ith, cl!rk, Langsville, Ohio , -4574 1, or phone 614-742· 2027 . Trustees reserv e the right to accept or re [ect any or 1111 bids . s lb. Calif. White • •• ······ .· ·· ······· ·· • • • • , , : :t) .~ i I ·I' COUPON r COUPON EDON 59¢ ~) VALVOLINE TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLL PACK . . . . ... -. , .. W!C Limit! Per Customer Good Only AI Powell's Offer Expires 6-26-76 MOTOR OIL 2 lOW40 QTS. $} vue l..imil l Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Ex pires 6·26-76 . II �13 - The Daily"sentinel, Middlepori-Pm 12- The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Potneroy, 0 ., Wl'<lnes<J;;y .• lu ll<" 2:1. 197!; P U BLIC NOTICE 1. Applicant ha s her etofor e . •Wednesday,' June 2:1, 197f. ~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,~. . . .. . on September 29 . 1915 com p teted al l ~ppli c abl e en~ l ron menta l rev iew and cl earance requ i rements as reQu ir ed · b y- low or ~egulat l on and will , o n J uly 6, 1976. submit lt s request Of FREE to Departmen t ct Housing and Urban · Oevelopmenf' !.H UD I tor re lease of the balan ce of funds and cert ifica ti on tor the project here inafter desc r i bed . 2. Such reques t tor re lease of the balan ce of funds and cer tlttcatlon relate lo the app l ication of the r~ppli c ant for a grant of f unds under Title I .of the HoJJ.Sing a nd Com . munUy Development Act of 1974. 1 Store Hours: Mon.·Sal. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm 3. Tjle project is the Mun lcfPal Park Sw imm i ng 'Poo l -Tennis Court Pro lect ot 1 F. PIPE FITTINGS 18( A. 1/2 " COPPER TEE ...•..••.........•. ,0 :~]. lf9.~~ l:j1 B. 1h" HOSE BIB •••••••••••••••••••••• C. 1h" STOP &WASTE VALVE • • • • • • • • • • D. 1h" COPPER ELBOW . •. . . . . . . . . . . ••. • 10< A. ~~~ d~I' :;~I'~~l) ! ,~I' 1)-., B ' ' ".d (. 0 D. ~' ELECTRICAL WIRING DEVICES A. B. C. - ....... F. D. E. F. G. LEVIIGTDN LEVIIGTON LEVIIGTON LEVIIGTON RECEPUCLE PLATE QUID BROWN BROWN BROWN SWITCH OLD 41NCH HANDY WORK OCTAGON BOX BOX BOX E. 1h" COPPER UNION . •. . . ••. . •. •.. . . . . 88( " 4 7c 13c SsR; L. c38" 3· · 13c 4f tsc 54c F. %"xl 0' COPP.ER PIPE ..•.........•.•. s2 16 DUPLEX wALL PLATE " HECK'S REG. TO $3.66 HARDWARE DEPT. · IVORY IVORY IVORY HARDWARE DEPT. the Vl llao e of Syracuse, Ohio. 4. Ap plicant has prepared lin environme nta l review record respecting the project for which release for funds Is sought , wh i 'h mav be eKam lned by the publ ic and copies ther eof ob tained at the Office of · the Mayor , Vil lage Hall , Third st·reet, Svra cuse,· Oh io, Monday through Friday, any week, between the hqurs Of 7 : 00 P.M . and 9 : 00 P .M . upon request to the Ma yor . 5. Nam e !lnd address of applicant :. Village of Syracuse Th ird Stree t Syracu se , Ohio 45779 Name and address of Chief EKecutlve Off icer of ap . pllcant : Herm an H . London Mayor of Village of Syrll cuse Th lrd Street Syracuse, Ohio 45779 6. Village of Syra cuse wil l undertak~ the pro j ect described above with Block Grant funds from the u . s Department of HOu sing a;nd Urban Development (HU O J, unde r T i tle I of the Hous ing and Community Developmen t A c t of 197-4 . Village of Syracuse is certifying to H u 0 that V i llage of Syracu se ·an d Herman H. London , Ma yor , V i llage of Syra cuse, in his official ' capa city as Mayor , consent to accept the juri sdi ction of the Federal courts··if an act ion is brought to enforce res ponsibil it ies in relati o n to e"n vlronmental reviews, dec isi on making , and ac;tlon ; and that t hes e responsibilities hav fJ been satisfied . The lega l effect of the '-e rt iti catl on is that upon its approvll t Village o f Syracuse may use the Block Grant funds , and HUD will ha\le satisfied it s res pon .. sl bll lt ies under the National Env ironmenta l Pol ic y Act of 1969 . HUD will accept an obje ction to i ts approval of the re luse of funds and ac . ceptance of the ce rtifi cat ion only If i t Is on one of the · follow ing bases : Ca) That the ce rtifi ca tion was not in tact executed by the chief executive officer or other offi ce r of applicant appro v ed by HUD or (b) tha t applicant's environm en tal review re co rd for t he project indicates omission of a required de c ision , finding , or step applicable to the project in th e environmen t a l revi e w process . Objections must be prepared and submitted i n accordllnce with the required proc edure {24 CFR Part 58), and may be addressed to H U D at Department of Housing and Urban DeVelopmen t, Co,IJmbus Area Office, 60 East· Main Street. Columbus , Oh io •U21S . Oble c tions to the re lease of funds on bases other than those stated abov e will not be cons idered by HUD No objec t ion received after July 30, 1916 will be considered by HUD . V illage of Syracuse App l icant CCPTRAPS I 1h" I '/c" (6) 23, il HECK'S REG. TO $4.28 HARDWARE DEPT. BEDROOM FIXTURE HECK'S REG. 250'12-2 WITH GROUND $2.79 ROMEXWIRE $199 HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $31.99 lOX TOILET TANK BALL 55( 1 3¥2' BENCH VISE HECK'S REG. 79 1 PROGRESS PORCH LIGHT HARDWARE DEPT. FUSE BOX WASHING MACHINE HOSE CHOICE ·HARDWARE DEPT. $428 WAX · GASKET 66( HECK'S REG. 801 BLACK OR COPPER HECK'S REG. $2.87 EACH 8" HECK'S REG. $5.51 HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $9.95 HARDWARE DEPT. NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY' RIGHTS RESERV::O 29 $ USDA Choice Boneless RIB STEAK ••••••••••• ~~·•.•••. 59 USDA Choice Bucket · lb. CUBE STEAK ••••••••••••••••• USDA Choice Superiors All Meat lb. WIENERS •••• ~~~~ •••••••.••• 79e CHUCK ROAST•••••.•'~·••• 69e JOWL BACON ••••••••• !~... . 99e SLICED BACON smoked . . Crispy Serve lb. 16) 16 . l3. 30, 31c KITCHEN FIXTURE Heclc's Reg . SI I .99 POMEROY, OHIO Prices Effective Thru June 26, 1976 Manning 0 . Wt:bster Judge HARDWARE DEPT. $888 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT . Case No. 21840 Estole ol ELLA M. REUTER , Deceased . Notice Is hereby given that Richard Reuter , of 6S6 Browne ll Aven·u'e , Midd l eport. Ohio, has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of Ella M . R:euter , deceased , late of Meigs County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file the ir cl elms with said fidu c iary with in th ree months. Dated thi s 12th day of J une 1976. 298 Second St. HECK'S REG. $3.93 HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. NOTICE Sa lem Township Trustees , Meigs county, Ohio, w i ll accept bids unt il 7 :30 P .M . Friday, June 2.5 , 1976, at the time of regular Tru s tee meeting, on the follow ing : 1 - Aluminum building for hoUsing Township equipment. Specifications: -48 ' K SO' Alma E . Sm lth Salem Twp . Clerk (6) 17 1 21. 23 , lie New Crop Notic e is hereby given that . Edward R'. Burke, of 4301 , Juniper Lane, Charleston , west Virginia has been duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Hazel D . Burke , de ce ased , late of R t , J , Al:..~ny, Me igs County, Ohio . . Creditors are requi re d to file their claims with sa id fiduciary w i thin three mon ths. Dated this 5th day of June 1976 . . Mann ing D . Webster Judge Court of Com man Pl eas, Probate Di visio n (6) "9, 16, 23, J tc 10 lb. 3 9 RED POTATOES •••••b:! ••• ~. Early. Variety Del Monte 6% oz. 17 oz. ARGO PEAS ••••••.••• Kraft ... . COLONIAL SUGAR 99~ WiC .~ 1·1 r1· , : :~ : : . · · · · · . l~J ~ :'"'-.-;-:---;- ,~I' r~·.~·.~. ~;;; .. NESTE A .L. > -( ~:l $}19 WIC Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires 6·26-76 Limit 1 Per Customer ·Good Only AI Powell's · Offer Expires 6-26-76 • 0 • • 0 • • • • • 0 • gal. ORANGE JUICE •••••• ~!.. -~~ I ~·"';•~*~~::, ~ ,,~· " ~~ ~ ~~ • SLB. ljz FOR COOKIES ••• ~ •••••••••••• COUPON 1 2 J1 TUNA..................... cans Flavorite 8 oz. pkgs. NOTICE OF · APPOINTMENT Case No. 21827 Estate of HAZEL D. BURKE , Deceased. 79e GRAPEFRUIT..,......~! .. x 12' 111 Painted aluminum siding Unpain ted aluminum roof All metal put on with screw gun 1 - 16' door In side 12' .1 " high and · 1 - 16x X 12 ' 1'' door i n one end Both to be track doors 2 - Metal walk doors J' x 6'8" 4 - 8' Sky ligh ts 2 - Gable louvers Three.twe lfths (J -12 J pi tch on roof 4 " square eaves spouting .:.nd down spou t Bumper gullrd around in · side of Interior 2" X 12" Price to include deliver ing , erecting, insured du rin g construct ion , enginee r ing , blueprints and State permits . 20 yr. ·paint guarantee 15 yr . hall guarantee 30 y~ . rust and corrosion guarantee Specificat ions or oth er ln ·forma ti on tan be ob tained by con tacting A l mi!!l E . Sm ith, cl!rk, Langsville, Ohio , -4574 1, or phone 614-742· 2027 . Trustees reserv e the right to accept or re [ect any or 1111 bids . s lb. Calif. White • •• ······ .· ·· ······· ·· • • • • , , : :t) .~ i I ·I' COUPON r COUPON EDON 59¢ ~) VALVOLINE TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLL PACK . . . . ... -. , .. W!C Limit! Per Customer Good Only AI Powell's Offer Expires 6-26-76 MOTOR OIL 2 lOW40 QTS. $} vue l..imil l Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Ex pires 6·26-76 . II �H - The n.uly .~nltne l , Mtddleplll t -PIIIIIt'rov. 0 . Wt•th tt•:.il,l\ . IU!I f' l.i 11111, For Fast Results Use The Classifieds ' WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLIN ES 5 P M Day P ublica I ton Cancellattons , 1~: ' Before correc !tons acce pted f trst day of publl c i!ll ton REGULATIONS Ttle Publ ts her rese rves the r~ght to ed•t or retec t --;-;;:::. =--~ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....._ _ SIGNS 2 Pomeroy 'Atl/' Ul'Of WILL DO odd ,obs, roofing, poln STUD Sen1 tce fnt year breedmg Aegtstered Wolktng Stal!ton ling houhng tre&wor k and btg ond colorf ul It doesn t cos t mowmg Phone992·7ot09 anything to toke o look Com WILl do bobysll l•ng 1n my home pore htm to your Q\Jorter on Rusllc Htlls From 7 30 o m Hor5e, Am..,con Sodd le Horse fill 4•30 p m Age16 mother of Appaloosa or Morgan Phone a 4 yr o~~ Ph~e ~·7~ ~ ® QUALITY 7•2·3192 a ny ads deemed ob tect ton a l The pubt tsher w•ll not be responstbte tor more than one •ncorrect lnsertuw· RATES For ~in ! Ad Sennce 5 cents per word one rnse r t ton Mtnlmum Cha r ge Sl 00 1• ce nts per word three consecutp..,e tnsert1ons 16 c;e nts per word stx consecutnle mser t1ons '1S Pe r Cent D•scount on pa•Cl aas and ads pa~rl wrth•n 10 Clays CARD OF THANKS & OB ITUARY S1 00 for 80 word mtntmum E"ch adeltt1on a1 word 3 cents BLIND ADS Addt11onat 15c Charge per Adve r tisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da lly 8 30 a m to 11 00 Noon Saturda y Phone today 9911 15e NOTICE S ATTN 1 • All HOUSEWIVES All Ya rd Sal es Rllmmage Porc h and Bas e ment Por ch and Basement Sal es e tc must be paid 1n advance Gel yo ur s m ea rly by stop pi ng Oy our off ice at Th e Dally Sent 1nel 111 Court Sl or wrtltng Bo)( 729 Pomeroy , Ohto 457 1'19 wtl h you r re m lllance I WISH to thank everyone who wo so ktnd and thoughtful du rmg my t!lness and stay at the Hoh:ar Medical Center I espectally w11h to thank Doc t o r ~ Dav is, Walker and Hand those sendmg cords flowers the tntenst ve core umt and the card iac untt, the 4th fl oor nu rs es and everyone who toll ad and satd prayers May God bleu you all Robert lew1s, Sr RACINE Ftre Department will hove o gun shoot Saturday at 6 30 p m ot their new butld•ng oH Bashon Rood Metg s Co Human e SoCiety RABIES AND DISTEMPER CLINIC County Highway Garage Meigs Co Fairground s SAT , JUNE26 2 SP M Dr Dan Not1er, Vctermar 1an Rab1es SJ , Fet •ne Dtstemp e r S4 , Ca n tne Trtple Shots B See Us About Neurer•ng Your Pets DO YOU HAVE PA RTY PlAN EX PERIENCE? FR IENOl Y TOY PARTIES H,O.S OENINGS F~ MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST, MENT NO COllECTING OR DEliV ER ING CAll COll ECT TO CAROl DAY 519·•99-11395 OR WRITE FRIENOL Y HOME PAR TIES, 20 RAilROAD AVE AlBANY N Y 12205 HOUSEWIVES open the door to extra earnmgs Jotn the sue ceuful women who ore mok mg good money 1n tha1r spore l1me No e x per1en ce necessary no dehvery no co l lectmg no ca1h tn vestment Coli now and get extra early benefits Phone 9ot9 2803 or 9ot9 ·2786 Also booking per !let 1974 CH EV C1 0 CHEYE NNE 13495 3~0 Y 8, a utom a t1 c. p sleenng & bra ke s w w l1res, wh covers , step bumper, chrome m1rrors m ldgs, AM rad1o cleitn shnrp truck. 18 It Tag-A long trave l tra tler , self-cnntamed Phone 9•92739 l97J CHEVROl ET C10 $2895 S' Flee ts•de, wh over red, clean 1ntenor 350 V 8 automati C power steermg and brak es, good f1re s step burner , radto , c ustom trtm & mtrrors MEIGS Coun ty Humane Soctety , lm ky kttte n' for adoption Etght 10 weeks old Have dt slem per shos end "Wormed P~one 992 Sot~ af.!! r 6 p m HAVE to g1ve away to a good home ' German Shepherd , 1973 1NTERNATIONAl16 00 S38°S 101 ' " C A , V 9, 5 speed , 18 ,500 2 speed, R ax le, 900 f1 res, solid cab co lor white POMEROY MOTOR ma le, oneyearold Phone (614) 98S·ml AKC Reg Female Col lte pup 6 months old Phone (61ot) 985 4111 or9925621 I POODLES 6 wok• o ld $35 Phon• ~-_, Help Wanted GUARANTEED INCOME -- YO UR HOT PO !N T APP LI ANCE STO RE FREEZER SALE! Save up to $100 on 20 cu . ft . Chest or 16 cu . II Upnght . $26995 Choice App ltance Oepa rl men t POMEROY LANDMARK 9._ Jack W Carsey, Mgr Ail Phone 992-2181 LOSE wetght wtlh New Shope Tablets and Hyd re.: Water Pills at Dutton OrlJg, Mtddleport and Nelson Drugs MODERN stereo console ot speed changer, om fm rod to Balance $106•0 orlerm s Coll9923965 sWEEPER ond Sewtn9 Mochmes Repatr Ports end Supplies DaviS Vacuum Cleaner one half mtle up George's Creek Rd. oft Stole Route 7 Phone (61<) U6 029• CUSTOM mode canopy fo r ptcmc table. ftve ptece Htckory Fam•ly room set, large Foley gnnder fo r rea l mowers Phone (61-4 ) 6792166 MODERN Walnut Stereo AM FM rad•o, ot speed changer , 8 track tope combtnaflon Balan ce $102 otO or terms Call992-39b5 LATEN pope~~~;; 2frucks reasonable Phone 992·748 1 23 channel Cou1er Caravella CB &se, stot1 on was coo.: and antenna Used only 3 mon th s asking $200 L1ke new portable dtshwasher , wh1te , (50 Phone 7•2·2217 1975 8uhoco 360 Fron tier mota, . cycle, Enduro mode l 'many &lll tros reojonobly pnced Phone 992-7291 ofter e p m ONE 36 mch gas range , tw o 70,000 BTU ct rcu lahng gas heater bedroo m su1t e ftve ptece chrome breakfast set, 9:M~ug Phone 992 30~2.:. 69:.:.__ 70 000 BTU gas hea ter wtth fan and thermostat Phone 992· 7.65 --~-------WOODEN roc:ker playpen , o ld ptcture trames, silverware , handmade qu tlh Zenith 17 1n ch black end whtte TV other ml!!iC Phon a 7ot2 2078 GUERNSEY hetfer, J 1nonth old billy goal Pnone 9•9 2739 ~7ot Kowosok1 $.A75 00 fJhone 7A2 · 2980. COAL limes tone and colc1 um chlonde ond colctum bnne for dust control and lpecto l muung soli for farmers Ma1n Street Pomeroy Oh1o or phone 992 3991 ----------1973 25 fl Yukon · Delio houseboat all self -contamud wtth 1976 Chrysler 105 h p engme Phone 992 5532 --- ---- -- 20 1n btcycle$i500:S t~a~k home C'utflt w1th 2 speakers $30 00 Phone 992-7551 19 1nch portable Adm iral colored TV ]U S I l1ke new Call 992 ~42 co • e ® ~ OPEN EVES. 8 : 00 P . M . ANTIQUE AU CTION Saturday , June 26 11 00 o rn Chamber of Co mme rce Butldlng behtnd Howes Grove Park , Belpre , Oht o Wosh1ngt on Blvd Walnut cor ner cupboard cherry corner cupboard ch1no cabmet ond s1deboard to match, secretory w1th round gloss , walnut rockers cherry rockers, 4 V•c· tonan choirs V1ctono n love Wh1le yo u tra m, we pay sea t Vtclort on Settee, stool Sl60 per mo from f1rst day cabtnet, 011 lamps , Alodd1 n We cover food , quart er s lamps bros lamps Gone with and hea lth ca re, too Over the Wmd lamps 6 ptece 70 fi elds to choo se from and bedroom su1te, walnut bed a nd dresser brass bell brass a ll gua ra nt ees m wnhng cand le!!i 41 ga llon Donohue 1ar, before you enl1 sf For no several hand-mode qu1lts Th1s obltgat1on tnformaf1on see ts only o partial ltsltng , there vour Navy ~ ec rutter at· ore over 300 1tems lnclud tng 22 1 Columbu s Road o11er 100 pteces of gloss No Alhen s, Ohto 1unk Penny arcade mochmfs In Ph 593-3566 worktng condthon Duncan Phyfe d1mng room sutte tab le 6 chct rs ond Stdeboord Term!!i of Sole Cash or check w1th pos1hve I D Not respon Si ble OLD fur ni ture •ce bo»~:es , brass for occtdents Auchoneer Ottte beds , old we ll talaphones and Opperman, Ne lsonvtlle Ohto parts or complete households Phone (614) 395 7195 or 3H Wrt te M 0 Mil ler , Rt 2, 4499 Pomeroy Oh•o Call99'2 77f;IJ CASH paid for al l makes ond models of mobtle homes Phone orea code blot 423 9531 MAKE sp rmg cleonmg profitable tu rn unwonted tlems 1nto co'h sScosh$$$ for 1unked aut o Frye's Adverhse tn the Wont Ads Truck Auto Pa rts Rutland Phone 7•2 2091 LOCUST po!!ils round or sp ht Phone949 277ot cOiNS, tokens , any form gold or silve r tewel ry, spoons nngs , NEW Improved Ztpp•es the dental Wtll trade Coli Roger greot1ron pill now wtth Vttamtn Wamsley Rutland Ohta 7ot2· C Nelson Drug 2331 ONE dmette set e)(cel lent condt 1W0 or three acres on the nver, 110n Two end table!!i motchng West Vtrgmto or Ohto Phone anltque bad and buftel dresser 992 - 52~ Phone 992 6092 TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro 1973 ot50 Prototype Kawosakt ducts lop priCe for stondtng motorcross good cond1tton sowt1mber Call t<en t Hanby $650 Phone 992 39.43 1 ••6·9570 ANNUAL F1sh Fry, Me•gs County Ftsh ond Game Ann Sunday June 27 1976 at Rutland Amertcan Leg1on Farm , IF YOU have a sentlce to offar want to buy or sell something, Rutla nd Ohto Gun s hoot starts or are lookmg for work all p m. whatever you 'l l get results foster with a Sen tinel Wont Ad Coll992 2156 GARAGE Sole Ju ne 22 23 LOST hone, chestnut more Whitehead r es tdence Phone 992-S392 Reedsvtlle Saddle , bndle, record layers, gtrl s' clothtng, 1umor 11zes, mdudmg formals mts c YARD Sole , Wed. , June 23 through Saturday 26th from 9 11116 p m across from WMPO ot Family Garage Sale, June 24, IN THE 25 261h 9 o m 1111 da rk boby COMMON PL EAS COURT , furniture \ baby , chtldren and PROBATE DIVISION adult s c othes, drapes, Avon MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO bottles m11c. Items Yt mile IN THE MATTER OF THE north ol Eastern H1gh School on ESTATE OF NORMAN F Rt 7 Phone (6U ) 995 4279 or ROHRKASTE , DECEASED (6 1.) 99S •202 No 218 36 3 Famtly Yard Sale on Church St NOTI CE 1n Syracuse Antiques dtshes , TO WHOM IT MAY CO N n1ce clothing , furn iture, and CERN other m1sc Items Thursday . NotiCe IS hereby g1ve n lh at Fndoy and Saturday on the li th day of June , 1976 Floren ce Ash ford Ro hrkast e, ot Family Yard Sole , Tues , Wed , Kenn e th G Jackson and Th e Thursday . At 143 nght pgst Union Naf1onal Ban k of P1tts burgh , Executors of th e, Wolfe Pen Ad Gloria Johnson . lOom ttllbpm E st at e of Norm a n F Rohrka ste , Deceased , la te of yARD Sole Rustle Hills Syracuse Mt Leb anon County of Wednesday ond Thursday 9 Allegh eny , P enn sylva nia , am ltU 5 p m Mtx e r, cloth1ng , ftled In lh1 s cou rt under docket No 21836 an authenticated curtaln1 , and household Items. co py of Lette r s of Ad ministratiOn 1ssued to Ihem by YARD Sale Friday and Saturday June 25 and 26, 10 o.m ttll ot the Regist er for the Pro bat e of Wills and gr anting lette rs of p m on 683 Chestnut St , M1d Administrati on •n and for the dlepart county of Allegheny , Penn sylvania Notice Is furthe r g1ven that all c red1tors of sa1 d estate who desire to asse rt lhe1r RNISHED , 2 bedrm apartment , claims on the rea l es tate of FUodu Its only m Middleport said de cedent located tn lh •s Phone 992-387ot State sha ll pr esent thet r claims, duly sworn to, to thts 3 AND 4 RM turn15hed and un cour t within s ix mon ths after fu rn tsh ed uph Phone 992the filing of sa id letters 1n th•s 5.434 ... court , or their sa id hens or -c la ims shell fore ver be CO uNTRY Mob1le Home Pork , Rt deemed barred and can celed 33 ten miles north of Pome roy large lots with concret pattos MANNING D WEB STER stdewolks, runners and oft ~ UD G E street parking Phone 992 7479 COMMON PLEAS COURT PRO sATE DIVI SION ONE bedroom apartmen ts at MEIGS COUNTY, OHI O VIllAGE MANOA 1n Mtddleport 161 16. 23 30. 31c for SlOot month ly plus alec or $130 •nclud•ng electric lOWER RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS Conventent to shopptng on Third and Mtll Streets tn M1d dleport Brand new high quoit ty apa rtments See the manager at Rt~o~ers l de Apart NOTICE OF ments or call 992 3273 Fu r· APPOINTMENT nt shed apartments also case No 21834 available Est.)te of William Pe te r Remhart, Deceased One bedrm and 2 bedrm fu r Not •c e ts h~retJy o •ve n fhat ntlhed apartments Phone RoberT R Remhart of Route 992-3129 or 992-5-43-4 1 New Marshfie ld , Otno 45766 has been ctu ty appo1nted TRAILER space for rent tn Mid· Adm •n•s trator of the Estate of dleport Phone 992-.5<11133 W11•.a m Pe t e r Rethhart , d ece a'! ed lat e of Metgs 2 bedrm and 1 bedrm furnished Co unty , Ohto apa rtment Phone 992·2288 or Cr edttors are requ tred to 992-23<08 fil e th e tr c1a1ms wnh sa 1d ft d uc tary wlthm f1ve month s UNFURNISHED opl for renl, 4 Da ted th1S 5t h da y of Jun e room• ond bath Phone 992· 1976 5908 Mann•ng 0 Webst er HOUSE Tratltr, 3 bedrooms, 12)( · J ud ge 60 country self1 ng extra Iorge C6J 9, 16 , 23, Jtc yard ~hone ~61• ) 696 1293 Motor Co. ___P..;O;,.M_E_R_O,:_Y,;.'..;O:.,H..;_IO_ _ _ _ _ _ _..J Strout, Realty [ I ..CO kPOit-'Tr: O No. 112 100 a Dexter area, la rg e barn , farm vaca nt has good bldg s ti es on qu1 et country road, S20 000 00 No 173 - Large com bldg. on 3 6 a , su1fable for wholesa le or retat l produce bu.s mess large coo ler room dock area 'l offices, gaso li ne pump 300 fl road foonta ge $38.500 00 No 171 - Pome roy J BR home pa r lial ba se a lum Sldtng, on qu 1e l st reet. $6,000 00 No 167 Bus mess bldg , w1 fh l1v1 n g quarter s, good for grocery or restauran t bus , on m(lln st m town , S20,000 00 1969 Plymoutl-1 Sato lht e, $1200 Phone992-6 131 1973 Mon te Carlo 350 engtne, 2ll 500 mile!!i rally wheels , $3400 Phone 992·203S o• 992· 2'171 1968 Che11y Von 1970 liT'\otor , mag wheels ca rpet paneling , stereo $995 Con be seen at Bran ham s Garage tn Mtd di -sport, br call 992 ~-1q61 GMC Ptc kup truck one -hall ton 327 cu tnc h engtne , A speed l 1~osn s good runnmg condthon $550 Phone 992 7580 1974 Ford Co uner 4 speed, 11 COO m• les $200 and 05 sum e payments 19741 Kawosok1 250 1966 NtmrQd camptng trotler lorlosl sale Phone992-7066 1971 V W Super Beetle excelent condtlton , low mileage, $1450 Phone 9192 7797 804 W . Main Pom eroy 992 -2298 Alter Hour s Ca II NEW 3 bedroom house '2 baths , al l alec 1 acre , Mtddleport close to Rutla nd Phone 9927491 "992 -7133 2 acres fm tshd basement hard CONTACT top road , c1 ty water, close to stores and schools Co li (6 1<4 ) LOIS Paule y 985 4203 or see lorry Smtth Branc h Manag e r Chester ROOMY 7 yr otd ond' story wood WEll mmnta1ned Sl)( rooms and frame two bedrm home both full otttc, three lots 1n located between Cool111lle ond Pome roy Col i 992 537ot after 5 Tuppers Plo.ns One cere lot two cor garage ctt y water, gos ~ ...J.heat hard woo d lloor s corpetd lt vmg room mea vte w, $21 000 Phono (614) 667 3519. 6 room house very well kept 3 bedrm!!i mochun kttchen wall to wall carpet , H W floors full basement, new gas furnace , !!imall lo t to mow u;leol for 608 E. older cou ple or !!imol l fo m• ly '" MAIN good ne1ghbor hoo d 1n Pomeroy Cal l for appomtment POMEROY, 0. Phone 992-3097 BRAND NEW & MIGHTY HOUSE for sole m Chester oreo TEMPTING TOO - Thi s J Three year old four bedroom BR home offe nng dme m bnck ranch on five ac res of k 1l c he n w ot h 21 II o f land Has two baths, large bea utifu l cab•ne ts, mod er n roams fm 1shed basement wt th ftre ploce m fo mt ly room •Phone ceramIC bitl h (ye llow (614) q95 3938 or contact Don ft >C t ur es ), uttltty R , Roush :.:.:__ carpeted throughout. has garag e W work area , OUTDOOR polio fo r summer coo kouts plu!!i atr condtt•ontng, man y othe r features ma kes th ts o home your fom1ly Loca ted on app r ox l acre, wi ll en 1oy Also , fea tures 3 ts your s lor JUSt $22,900 bedrooms 1 both k1tc hen , MIDDlEPORT - l1 ve tn fomdy room , elec hea t, & ha ve addlf tona l 1ncome 4 storage blJtldmgs , a nd fully und s, all fu rm shed, large ca rpeted Pnced $2 5 500 bnck & frame on corner Phone 992-780B ~"-'-lol, walk lo sho p ThiS you 42 one fourth acres of real esta te mus t see 513 000 more or less, s•luated 1n Sec· FISHING COTTAGE OR t1on 26 Fracti on 31 m Rutland HOME - loca ted on the Township, Metgs County Oh to For fur the r tnformafton con tact Oh oo Ro ve r 3 BR , ba fh , Berno1d V Fultz. Pomeroy No- own wa te r system , mce lt on ol Bonk Butldtng kttchen, ca rpeted , paneled , Pomeroy , Ohto Telephone carJXJrl. la rge porch , t wo992 2196 ltflhs of an acre $8.900 OVERLOOKI NG the rh'er, 3 plus RETIRE HERE - 5 years acres and Ira tier, $6800 Noms old - 3 BR ba th , ve r y n1 ce of RaCine on Rt 338 Phone kitch en , ultl tty R. & space, 247·2161 ca rp e ted , a 1r cond , 3 bed room bnck ranch style storage bldg No ce garden home ful l basement w•th space All loca ted on 1,2 recreat ion room, 1'/, baths acre ONl Y 516 .900 carport located 1n Boum Add1- CAL L US TO DAY FOR t1on near State Htghway YOUR NEEDS IN REAL Ga rage . Coil (61• ) 99 5 3594 fo r ESTATE appo intment HENRY E ClElAND, HOMESITES for sole 1 acre and BROKER up, Middleport near Rutland 992-2159 or 992-2568 Coll992 7•81 ___ CENTRAL REALTY CO. POMEROY - J bedroom , bath, la rge don tn g roo m , lore pla ce, la rg e Iron! por ch , lurnlfure goes too al one low pn ce $7,500 S6 ACRES - Modern 11:1 st or y home 3 bed roo ms w1 th ltr epla ce and ba se ment Apple, che rr y a nd other fr u1 t tr ees Mos tly f'O! nced wd h past ure, som e farm la nd Close lo Da nv ill e Prtce reduce<) to $28.700 ...""'..," Business Services Television log for easy viewing -! ' 't -·. .. I EXPERIENCED Radiator Service from the llr~t~~:~H,:to;~~;:J Rod~IM to tht Junk Batler~es $1.25 Moloo C11t Clean $3.50 Per Hund1ed Copper35c Cat BDdies Sc1ap-hon Aboo ""' - SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 912 2174 AI pool ooppfia Phono 992 5468 .,l l mo AFTEI': EASY AR R IVE!' AT THE MASQU Ef<· ADE tN Hl 5 Comp~le HALLS SALVAGE Smoll En& Chatn Sm.Lawn MoweBTIIIersR1d1ng Tractors NEW: lawn 8o)' mowtB, Ptonetr, Me· C11Mo uth tham saws, Bolen's Mowers. Merty Ttl!ers, MTD Mowers. 49BlO<usl Sl M1dd~port , on~ 9923092 moto1s and other metals. Phone 992-2228. Monday thru Frtday 8·3, Saturday 8·12. 5 26 I mo 4-10 I mo Dad gives son good advice 6 lJ IDIO ASKS HIM TO WAIT IN THE LIBR'ABY ALO~E AND THEN, Repa~r High pnces tor scrap autos, WIN AT BfUDGE GORILLA SUIT-A CHARMI'-!0 WILKINSON'S LARRYSyracuse LAVENDER Oh1o Ph 992-3993 -ill. a NoiloS.mMHit, lltddlopotl PHONE 992 5724 6-13-1 mo FREE ESTIMATES Blown lnsulalton Semces Ftnancmt ~wada ble Blown tnlo Walls & Att1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS AlUMINUM SIDING·SOFftn GUnER5-IWNINGS . D. Bumgardner PomiiiiJ, Oh~ Pomotoy " ' •J' ""'" pool kits "' lito III>H·JGU!Mif - RIDERS SALVAGE Sl Rll24 ' SWIMMING POOLS NOH r11 R!INBOW RIOCE (Bashan ~real lONG 801TOM \\ 1·.!-oi I SllES& RENTAl Tmel Ttalltls OPEN Days and evenmgs excep t lues and Wed 01 b~ contac tmc R Codnet, owne1 5 211 mo 4-12 Pitch 24'-$17.28 26'-$18.72 28'-$20.16 Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. a.. 28·1 Rulland, Ohoo 45775 Ph (6141742·2409 We DollvOt 6l376 1mo Need ~e~amsTe r< 6 CANS OF RC '1.00 + Tax Wtth any $4.00 purchase and th1 s ad Good through 6 30 16 MR'i ll\DR~WL.5 1 DONELLI'S PIZZA Mtddlepo rl, Ohoo 992-6167 6 1 76 1 month Square Yard Installed David Parsons, Owner 949 2814 6 7 1 mo w~ .. \\1 The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home LI'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPVAN ANNIE-PEP TALK :; ....,"' I ' ' lHA1 DOUBLE · CROSS1rf I SAID t'D GE T EVEN WITH EX- WIFE 0 MIHE 1 I COULD tiAV~ MADE A fO RlUN E Wli H tl t R OUR BRAT - BUT THE WAY S HE lWtS T€0 THAT JUDGE Ak'OUND HER FI~CER -- ~ND I WILL • NO HALF COO KED TRIC~S THI$ l iME THIS TIME ILL TAKf MY LEISURE · - - - - -- ' - - -• h,uul ltl<'k At.ID WHE!i I Gf T THROU6tj 5HE RUINED MY CHANCE fO GE f TH ' BRAT !NlO TH ' 157 ACRES - 80 ol lractor. woods and pastur e Large older 9 room hom e Mostly fe nced $60,000 MINERSVILLE 6 rooms, 3 Br s, 11 "~ ba ths, c 1ty wat e r , gas F A furnrt ce on large lo t $15.000 NEW li STING - 3 Brs , ntce large ea t in kt tc hen, balh e nclosed fron t porch, St Dr !> and wmdows, F A fur na ce, and othe r n1 ce fea tur es $19,500 RIVER FRONT - l ot a t Letar t w1t h wafer, sewage, nnd e leclrt et ly $4,000 NEW HOME - 3 Brs , 1 fu ll baths, ntee kitchen , dm1ng , full base m e nt , ca rport and 2 acr es 1n th e coun try $32 500 Sale Wt, 1965 Mis ter Croft 10)(55 . Phone 992-3027 TWELVE 8 wide mob1le. homes , 1 end 2 bedrooms , completely furm shed Coss tu s Canaday 1900 Central St , Gallipolis , Oh1o Nea r Sm1th Bu1ck. Phone (614) 446-1391 I'll r,l fAL HIM FROM HER - I I ) I ''' ' '!I ': .' ' 'l ' I ' •< I' ' ' ' = • •' Uriah lett in the middle ofihe niqht? ,, :--:;;;~:::;;,;~trJ:lti~~G "' •• • "•• • A .. br!IIIL' pl c~v1 n g lllL• lu st llllt 'l,ll lll d d vp<'JHhng 011 tl ntk t s t d ndm ~ II till I il L' ,J,tt 0101'' 11 1' I ill' IllS! ptitl n~· r ~ hl p IIH ',It ttn J..( In oll u 1 g.tnH·s 11 us ua ll y th(11 p.ll'tm·r IMs .t verv ll lt'dll s lng h.1 nd .md ~:-; s11 t'Nt'l tcd that he· h i.J~ Jtt nqwd Hil L' It 1ck lt1J..( ht•t lhclll llCt't'SS, If \ (Do you have a que st1on lor fhe exper fs? Wnfe 'Ask the Jacobys ca re o f fh1s ne wspaper The Jacobys w11f ans wer mdtvtdual ques l10 n s 11 stamped mosr rn reres t111g ques ti ons will be used m 1t11s co lum n and ITS TH' ''BURIAL BURP' !rONLY ONE TH lNG THAT'LL CURE IT r:10 CSNT5 WORTH 0 ' BR06ANS PFTZH EK.OOSE ME FO' LAFFIN' IN Will f8C91V8 CO p ieS Of Y cstcrdsy's Answer 19 Complam about the ftsh? 22 Solicitude 23 Gridiron gnppers 24 Golden 25 Narrative 21 Ltke prison wmdows Car~o 10 3Q-Ce lebr lly Sweepstakes 3. 4.15 , Dina h 6, Li li as Yoga & You 33 11 OQ-Whee l ol Forlune 3, 15, Wee kd ay 4, Gamblf 8,10. Farmer's Oaug hf er 13 11 3Q-Hotl ywood Squares 3,4, 15. Ha ppy Days lJ , love of Life 8, 10. 11 55- Take Kerr 8, Da n lmel's World 10 12 llO--F un Factory 3. 15, Let's Make a bea t 13; Bob Braun 4, News 6.8 , 10 , Ses am e Sf 3J 12 JQ-Gong Show 3, 15 ; All My Chjtdr en 6. 13 . Search lor omorrow 8, 10 12 55--NB C News J 15 1 OQ-. News 3; Ryan ' s Hope 6, 13 , Phil Donahue a, Young & the Restless 10. 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CBS News 9, 10, Hodgepodge Lodge 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33 7 llO--Tr uth or Cons. 3, To Teltlhe T ruth 4; Bowling tor Dollars 6; Lawrence Welk 8: News 10, Let' s Make \ a Deal 13, Fa m ily Affa ir 15, Our story 20. Family at War 33 7 3Q-Hollywood Squares 3.4 , Ohio Stale Lottery 6, Evening Edition with Martin .~ronsky 10, Wild Kingdom 10, To Tell the Trulb lJ . Mu s ic C ity US A 15 8 co-Search for the Shlnohara 3.4, 15, Welcome Back . Kotter 6, 13; Waltons 8. 10 , Mys hkln 20; Mark o t J azz 33 9 3Q-Barney Miller 6, 13. l owell Thomas Rem e mbers 9,33 9 llO--Movle " The Young Savages" 3,4, IS , Streets of San Francisco 6, 13, Hawaii F lve-0 8; Ol ympiad 33; Mov ie " The Bobo " lO, Classic Guitar of Guill ermo Flerens 20 9 3Q-Da nce for Ca m era 20 10 OQ-Harry06,13, Julle& J ackle . How Sweet It tse . BIIIMoyers' Journal 33 , News 20. 11 OQ-News 3,4.. 6.8 ,10,13,15. ABC ~ews 33 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4, 1S , Manni x 6, 13 , Movi e" Joy House" 8; Movie " Tam ahlne" 10; Janak! JJ 12 4Q-Mag lclan 6,13 1 uu-Tomorrow 3,4 1 50-News 13 Channel Five 9 am - 700 Club (c) 7 p m - Specia l Edition (c) 8 p m - Re x Humbard (c) 9 p m - Washington Debates (cl 10 p m - 700-Ciub (c ) Unscrambl• the•• four Jumblea. one letter to each is to work It : One (p tlt•r s1mpl:o .. l.md ~ rnr :1 11nthcr In th1s samp le " 1s tt st' d fur tht• lllrt•4' I " X (111 lht• ! WI) cr ~. d t Smglt l t•ll£'r~ ,q){)Si rnpilcs lh t• h•nJ,: tlt ;uul !or111:1 1tnn nf lh<' 11u rds rt rl' all hint~ F..Hh d,t\ 1hr u Hlr ltll t·rs a rr (hfTcrC'nl I L ()_ I I I IGINMOHI ( R YI'TOfii iOTt:s 1 OPe\ PTY PO CEY SAIR\f'S MILK-COW WHILE SHE'S OFF VISITIN IN TH' flATLANDS, PAW 1 Here's What You 've Bee n Asktn9 For - A mocte rn J tJedroom farmhouse In th e cou ntr y, 3 ac re n.1t ga s fu rnace cllv w.=.l er , sm barn t~nd ct11 ck hse , l oce~ ted nea r Basha n $26.500 Owne r Mo qhl Trade r] tJ EJZZKTY MM ' I BEEN LOOKIN' AFTER to Li[qcr I. 0 N G F E I. I. 0 W Ruffand $17 800 5 bedrooms , 1 baths , C)( t lg l1 v rm porches QM , Nat gns furnace cbns hdwd fir s Lac Scout Rd 1n Chester ~quare =+-~-4-~ form rour ordinary wo;d!J. IJ .\ILY f' RYPTO<!liOTE- Here', how ~ X Y D J, B \ A X R RESERVED FOR YOUR AD REKYO MPVARYM YAK R I IJ '---'P=· rill .. =:.:•=-•=~~t~ liiSWIII~itn!._jl t I I }t I I J lc POOYA (Aa,wer t Yesterday's Cry ptoquotc : HAPPIN ESS IS LIKE COKE Jumbl"' GAVEL STUNG RABBIT ERMINE SOMET HING YOU GET AS A BY-PHODUC.1' IN THE Yeetr.rd•y'• Antwf'rs f:v~rronr lit inlet ht i1 bul PROC(-:SS OV MAKING SOMETHI NG ELSE - ALDOUS lh< brtdt- THE BEST MAN liUXLEY ' GET AWA'f FROt\l ME, KID OR I'LL REARRANGE ' '{OUR LANDSCAPE!! THAT 006 lll<\5 WEARING A TENNIS VISOR .. IG.OU'Ow/ STUPID I<ID 1 HE LIVES IN KANSAS C/W AND HE'S NEVER SEEN tl. TENNIS VISOR! WE ARE SELLING PROPEJ.:l Y AND NEED YOUR LISTING. CALL JJ,MMY DEEM 949-2388 -., a. for Tomorrow 8,10 1o oo-Sa nford & Son 3,4, 1s Edge of Nlght 6, Magazi ne 8,10, Bit wit h Knit 33 ~11JJMIDI!J£~ 11..1 :::r'':! ~c de rrick 3~ Whet· stone 40 Was at fault 41 \\1m ck fsl 1 Yd. 29 Annoy 30 New England slate 31 Ac quatic animal 36 Thrtce, m music 37 RePQrter's query 29 Cap1tal of Sicily 32 Roma n bronze 33 Before 34 Tm roof prowler 35 Shred 31 Iota 38 9 JQ-C ross Wits 3, One Life fo Li ve 6, Tatlle t•les JACOBY MODERN I V T F: .J Z Z K T Y M M. 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern 11 , slory house, 3 br , dtn1ng room ftrc pla ce, full basemen t nice porc hes nnd out bUtldm gs Large sce n1c lake wdh gree n gra s 3 a nd pt ne t rees around tt Watch the la rg e bass swtrn i'ilong tn th e clear wat er Pretty as a p1cture Pnced to se ll S3150000 self -addressed envelopes are enclos ed The ~ ACROSS DOWN I Cha in 's I Established partner 2 ''I'U Walk - ·· 5 Impudent 10 South 3 The Alncan husband? plant (3 wds) tl Blackguard 4 Actress , 13 In a huff Grant t4 On land 5 Intellectual 15 PurPQse 6 Amencan 16 Recline beauhes 11 Mauna 1 Belgian t8 Clencs conunune 20 Norse health 8 Got a head de tty start 21 Shade of (4 wds.) ' blue 9 Leadmg 22' Fop's prop lady's role 23 Framework ; 12 Constructed nucleus 16 Tenms term 25 Subdued 26 Kmd of sum 21 Vamp of the s1lents l--+- 1--+-2g Gene r a h on RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 h1 111 br1tl ge l.i kP S IS Il l 111 ,1\'IJt• Sl'\'f' ll lll l'k ~ \\llh ~ p <idl':oi d ~ IIUIIIIJ Ill IS SOlllt' SU I I ll f ltt j;!!J h•vc l tl l by THOMAS JOSEPH 501 NYLON 197-4 Suzuk • motorcross b1ke, 1957 Chevy 327, 4 speed transmisSIOn Wdf sell or trade Calf 992 3105 111 ' ~----~--------~ Green, gold , red, blue. rust. Do it yourself , with paddtng , S7 95 sq yd "' With paddong installed 58 1'5 square yard CALL 742 2211 , TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT 1969 12x60 Schultz , 2 bedrooms , otr cond tf loner, good cond1f1on Phone evemngs 7ot2-3018. t~s k f.tl lt t.•t li t• pullli l'd nul lh ,tl ,, htile • stud\: tlu:r n ts l1 kL•I v to s,JVP ~~ ~· ""''I l l lot of fulll c s ll ugg le la!Pr Hl' rc 1s .1 h.tnd lhdt I rc.ollv \H'Ill wron~ \\ tlh bt'(\tu:-:p I plt! Vt'd loo r.1 sl dl lrt rk one \\ pst n pPnt'd th l' l nu r o t IIL'<I I ts I (ailed tm Uumnn s stx rS('t:ond-lwnd low 1 i' 1t hout Ill\ though t 11 1 .ttl E.o st puln p In ~ l(U L'l'll .md 1 e turncd tlu. • Slll l In ktU ltk tl UI tlttlllii1 V:-; r;;;ou; .Il l' l.a tP t \\ l' st took Ihe ,we ~ ol l tu bs ,md tht ee 111111 ( tw.ll'l "'-'--· - · -- It Ir ks lu del cal 111 \ !:!· lll tC I fT HFR FIND HIM l 12 or 15 Ft ~,---·~--- In l'X jh•tt ( 11 d t ·~ 11 shu ws t•l tl lt'l .1 bad ll .trlll tl mt wou ld 4¥ I<I'I! SIU' fH.l\1 KID MY W/\'1 MOVIOS SHE STOLE HIM f ~OM Mf I 1115 0 Wt1 FATHE-R 0 I( . Beautiful colors. Do 1t yourself and save . Regular $6 95 sq. yd . I /','"" Ill , ld \' I(L' hp 'o( lt'"i'il'd 11 W.tS lo t. lh ' 1111 \t' .ts dct ldl {-'1 ll) pl.111 lh <• \\holt• pl .ll nl llll' .. "' Candy Stripe ~ dSkcd 6 oo--su mmer Semeste r 10 Farm Re port 13 6 2Q-Palte rn s for Livi ng 13 6 30-- Columbus Today • 1 News 6, Summe r Se meste r 8. Urban League 10 6 4 Morn ing Re port 3: Good Morning, West VIrginia 13 6 : S~C huc k While Re ports 10; Good Morning, Trt Sta le 13 7·1l0--Today 3, 4, 1S, Good Morning Amerl c• 6, 13; CBS Ne ws 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 7 JQ-Schoolles 10 9 oo-La'51e 6 , Cap l Kangaroo 9, 10 Sesa me Sl 3J 8 3Q- Big Va lley 6 9 OQ-A M 3; Phil Dnonahue 4, Lu cy Show 9, Mike Doug las 10. Morning wllh D J 13. Phil Donahue 15 6 1 SUI! Ku t t'•l lo ' ' BRADFORD, Austioneer. Com· I plate Servtce Phone 9ot9-24187 ", ~f'l< 'I or 9ot9.2000 Rocme, Ohto, Crttt ' Bradford " ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ' Sweepers , toasters, trons, all ' small apphances. lown mower, ne xt to State Htghwoy Garage on Route 7 Phone (6lot) 985· 3825 REMODEliNG, Plumbong heating ond oi l type!!i of general repair Work guaranteed 20 years e )(· penence Phone 992 2409 SAVE ON CARPETING St'V(' I .aI H cHi l'I'S h,l\'t' tltt• S l ~ rHI H\IIlU' ul .1 thr ee ~ p .nll• tt~:-~pon st• lu pt~r tm•1 s OJH'Iltll):: IJH.I o! CJ itt' m .mv other ~uu th qtll'slton s l t t• n w m bL• t •HH..' IH t Rutland 742·2329 All Work Guaranteed Free Esttmates 5 S 1 mo EXCAVATING dozer backhoe end dllcher Charles R Hat f1e ld , Back Hoe Serv1ce Rutland , Oh1o Phone 7-42 -2008t GREG 'S CB SALES located ot Er w1n s Gulf Servtce , M1d dleport, Oh1o Phone 992· D&D TREE Trlmm1ng 20 years ex2438 per ience Insured free SEPTIC Systems mstolled by est tmates . Coli 992 238.4 or licensed Installer Shepa rd (614) 698-7257 Albany Contractors fJhone 742-2409 SEWING MACHINE Repotrs aerCARPENTER floor mg , ce11ing, ~o~tee oil makes 992 228J. The paneling Phone992·2759. Fabri c Shop , Pome ro y . Au thortzed Smger Soles and Will tnm or ClJt trees and !!ihrubSeNtce We sharpen SCissors bery, phone 9.49 2Sot5 or 742 3167 EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe work dump trucks SPRAY PAINTING, ' Al TROMM lo-boys for htre, wtll hcul and CONSTRUCTION PHONE 742· fill dtrt , top sotl limestone and 2329 gravel Call Bob or Roger Jef· VERMEER BALER SAlES AND SER · fe rs day phone 9'92·7089, VICE Me1 gs Athens County mght pt1one 992 3525 or 992S232 Balers from $3995 up Merntl Cho•e (614 ) 69B-!l021 Vorgtl B. Sr ., Rea llor 110 Mechan1c Pomeroy , 0 ' Phone 992-Jl1li l i\'1 l',t:<O" lu sl'd tn \\!li P Ill\ ' TEAFORD t :,ao,;l U\• Os\\,dd & J,mu-s J.uo hv AL TROMM CONST HOUSE for sole m Ro cme Ohto St Rt 338 1ust oulstde town 8 roo ms , both , porch patio , ci ty water gas forced cur furnace good lot Call owner anyt•me W•lllom Maynard 949 26 1J OLDER remodeled 3 bedroom home all electric on corner lot 1n Pomeroy , $12,500 Phone 992 5011 COUNTRY farmland wtth seclud- eXPERIENCED house patnter . Phone Arthur Musser 742· ed woods, water and good oc 2180 cess in Monroe County , W Vo Sl 000 down, coli (304) 772 · BUILDING ond remodelmg, e)(3102 or (304) 772-3227 covolton, concrete work , e fectncal work plumbmg, rough and finished, carpentry end roofmg Phone 992 7481. ~urt h I I Will do roof1n9 , construcfton plumbtng and hea t1ng No JOb tao large or too small Phone 742-2349 ~t 111 1\t' ~~~·~tJ~~ t: I tli" l 2 slory home house, 2 bedrm , poss 1bly 3 lt vt ng room , bath, "Hchen and ulll tty room new ly ca rpeted port1ol basement and carport 2 story ou t bUt ld.ng , forced otr natura l gas hea t, lot ~ of storage space $17,500 Phone 992-7360 offer 5 p m UNITED Method 1st Church proper· ty at tunctt on of 7 and 681 m Tuppers Plams Ohto Phone (614) 667 3497or667 :UOO SMALl form fo r sole 10% dawn owner lmanced Mon roe Coun ly W Vo Phono (304 ) 772 3102 or (304) 772-3227 FOR SA LE 15 acres with mce a rm end both , 3 bedrm home , newly remodel ed, 2 cor garage rura l wa ter gan wel l, oil mtneral nghts , $J..I ,(X)Q , Phone 742 2336 ~ B1•th \ U[IItr ,thlt l'.t""' I''"" Aluminum Siding, Roofing, Gutters, Painting and Repair ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING rl • HI'I 7l • i\ h ~ 4 HI \1 old' patntmg , electriCal work , gutters & down s pouts, furna ces, water hea ler s , water so ttners , 1n stall ed & repatred, Sewage Call us at 949 - 288~ or 949 2103 3281mo . Racine. Ohio '6.95 • ,\ 1\ 001Hf'<;; COT 10 ~UN(..fl , BUr HI; \lUI IT ~ tC!JE: Optmllg It ,1tl Racme , Ohto new root or (j o1o II 4 l til ) ~tllf lll ~:~~." =~l?ngl~s~u ~~1ldro~~ :• RACINE CARPET SHOP ¥ • IJ I ll l !: JUNE SPECIAL l<.t\ ~ I A 10 1/tt I • 1117 ¥1\ lit 4 I Racine Plumbing & Heating ; 0/lt.' ¥ Ah • 11 h t .&.1\ 1 7h~ 11aw. ~~ I knu\\ lhl.d !Iu s w.ts lor ~t.'( 'tJIHj - h lH Hl h1gh Tht• .tt't 1 pbv \Wuld 111 sun• 111\' t unt t 11< 1 unlrss Wt· ~ t ho~tl lt•ilt rum il\'t' to the kltlJ!· qw't'll ·J.H'k t\ '{'I y unusu,1 t Jt.,id Sln(l' tf IS .t llhlllld iU to lt•.u l d ll htl!l lll ft lllll th .ll hnld111g I nu ~ht 11111 h.JVt ' wn t ked th.tt oul h.tt k th t· n but .tt lt'tl s l 11 wou ld h.t w h(•(•n wc.•H wnrt11 111 \' \\lulr !11 stup d lld th tnk Tud.t\ !I ·( ~ fl 4 WMPN-\4 . DH, CODNER'S CAMPERS a OO--l1t11e House Qn Ihe Prairie 3,• . 1S , Bionic Woman 6, 13. Ja cksons 8, 10, Group Portrait 33. Mark of Jazz 20 8 3Q-Ketl y Monle llh 8, 10. Lowel l Tho mas Remembers 20 9 llO--Baretl a 6 13, Cannon 8, 10, (;real Per tormances 33 , Olympiad 20 10 DO-Hawk 3.• . 15, Slarsky & Hulch 6, 13, Great American Music Celebration 8 Mozart In Seattle 33 , Blue Knlghf 10, News 20 10 . 30- Aimanac 20 11 .00- News 3 , <.6 , ~ , 10, 13 , IS, ABC News 33 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3••. 15, Movie "T he Flrsl J6 Hours of Dr Durant " 6, 13, Movie " Baron Blood" 8; Mov ie " Rapl ure" 10; Janakl 33 oo- Tomorrow J,ot , News 13 Channel F1ve 9 00--700 Club lei 7 p m Outdoor s man lei 7 30 - Ca ble Spotlight (c) B 30 - Movie : " Psychomanla" (c) 10 00--700 Club (cl THURSDAY , JUNE 2• . 1976 WEDNESDAY , JUNE 23, 19H ) t.)() Bonama 3 . Partrtdge Family 8, Mission lm possible IS 5 30 Adam 11 • ; News 6, Fam 1ly Alla1r 8; Elec Co 20,33, Adam -12 13 6 oo- News 3,4,8 10, !J, 15; ABC News 6 , Zoom 20,33 6: Jt-BN SBC News 3.4. 15. ABC News 13. Andv Griffith 6, New s 8,1 0, Volta Alegre 33. Hodgepodge LodQe 20 • ". 1 00- Trulh or Cons 3; To Tell the Truth 4, Bowling lor Dollars 6. Pop Goes the Cou nl ry 9, News 10, Wild Kongdom 13, Family Altair 15 . Book beal 20; Tourists are Co mmg 33 3Q-lasl of the W1ld 3; Name Tha t Tune 4, Match Game PM 6 125,000 Pyram id 8, Evening Edition wo lh Ma rtin Agronsky 20, The Judge tO, To Te ll the Tru th 13 Wild Kingdom 15, Book Beat J3 •' 0 �H - The n.uly .~nltne l , Mtddleplll t -PIIIIIt'rov. 0 . Wt•th tt•:.il,l\ . IU!I f' l.i 11111, For Fast Results Use The Classifieds ' WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLIN ES 5 P M Day P ublica I ton Cancellattons , 1~: ' Before correc !tons acce pted f trst day of publl c i!ll ton REGULATIONS Ttle Publ ts her rese rves the r~ght to ed•t or retec t --;-;;:::. =--~ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....._ _ SIGNS 2 Pomeroy 'Atl/' Ul'Of WILL DO odd ,obs, roofing, poln STUD Sen1 tce fnt year breedmg Aegtstered Wolktng Stal!ton ling houhng tre&wor k and btg ond colorf ul It doesn t cos t mowmg Phone992·7ot09 anything to toke o look Com WILl do bobysll l•ng 1n my home pore htm to your Q\Jorter on Rusllc Htlls From 7 30 o m Hor5e, Am..,con Sodd le Horse fill 4•30 p m Age16 mother of Appaloosa or Morgan Phone a 4 yr o~~ Ph~e ~·7~ ~ ® QUALITY 7•2·3192 a ny ads deemed ob tect ton a l The pubt tsher w•ll not be responstbte tor more than one •ncorrect lnsertuw· RATES For ~in ! Ad Sennce 5 cents per word one rnse r t ton Mtnlmum Cha r ge Sl 00 1• ce nts per word three consecutp..,e tnsert1ons 16 c;e nts per word stx consecutnle mser t1ons '1S Pe r Cent D•scount on pa•Cl aas and ads pa~rl wrth•n 10 Clays CARD OF THANKS & OB ITUARY S1 00 for 80 word mtntmum E"ch adeltt1on a1 word 3 cents BLIND ADS Addt11onat 15c Charge per Adve r tisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da lly 8 30 a m to 11 00 Noon Saturda y Phone today 9911 15e NOTICE S ATTN 1 • All HOUSEWIVES All Ya rd Sal es Rllmmage Porc h and Bas e ment Por ch and Basement Sal es e tc must be paid 1n advance Gel yo ur s m ea rly by stop pi ng Oy our off ice at Th e Dally Sent 1nel 111 Court Sl or wrtltng Bo)( 729 Pomeroy , Ohto 457 1'19 wtl h you r re m lllance I WISH to thank everyone who wo so ktnd and thoughtful du rmg my t!lness and stay at the Hoh:ar Medical Center I espectally w11h to thank Doc t o r ~ Dav is, Walker and Hand those sendmg cords flowers the tntenst ve core umt and the card iac untt, the 4th fl oor nu rs es and everyone who toll ad and satd prayers May God bleu you all Robert lew1s, Sr RACINE Ftre Department will hove o gun shoot Saturday at 6 30 p m ot their new butld•ng oH Bashon Rood Metg s Co Human e SoCiety RABIES AND DISTEMPER CLINIC County Highway Garage Meigs Co Fairground s SAT , JUNE26 2 SP M Dr Dan Not1er, Vctermar 1an Rab1es SJ , Fet •ne Dtstemp e r S4 , Ca n tne Trtple Shots B See Us About Neurer•ng Your Pets DO YOU HAVE PA RTY PlAN EX PERIENCE? FR IENOl Y TOY PARTIES H,O.S OENINGS F~ MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST, MENT NO COllECTING OR DEliV ER ING CAll COll ECT TO CAROl DAY 519·•99-11395 OR WRITE FRIENOL Y HOME PAR TIES, 20 RAilROAD AVE AlBANY N Y 12205 HOUSEWIVES open the door to extra earnmgs Jotn the sue ceuful women who ore mok mg good money 1n tha1r spore l1me No e x per1en ce necessary no dehvery no co l lectmg no ca1h tn vestment Coli now and get extra early benefits Phone 9ot9 2803 or 9ot9 ·2786 Also booking per !let 1974 CH EV C1 0 CHEYE NNE 13495 3~0 Y 8, a utom a t1 c. p sleenng & bra ke s w w l1res, wh covers , step bumper, chrome m1rrors m ldgs, AM rad1o cleitn shnrp truck. 18 It Tag-A long trave l tra tler , self-cnntamed Phone 9•92739 l97J CHEVROl ET C10 $2895 S' Flee ts•de, wh over red, clean 1ntenor 350 V 8 automati C power steermg and brak es, good f1re s step burner , radto , c ustom trtm & mtrrors MEIGS Coun ty Humane Soctety , lm ky kttte n' for adoption Etght 10 weeks old Have dt slem per shos end "Wormed P~one 992 Sot~ af.!! r 6 p m HAVE to g1ve away to a good home ' German Shepherd , 1973 1NTERNATIONAl16 00 S38°S 101 ' " C A , V 9, 5 speed , 18 ,500 2 speed, R ax le, 900 f1 res, solid cab co lor white POMEROY MOTOR ma le, oneyearold Phone (614) 98S·ml AKC Reg Female Col lte pup 6 months old Phone (61ot) 985 4111 or9925621 I POODLES 6 wok• o ld $35 Phon• ~-_, Help Wanted GUARANTEED INCOME -- YO UR HOT PO !N T APP LI ANCE STO RE FREEZER SALE! Save up to $100 on 20 cu . ft . Chest or 16 cu . II Upnght . $26995 Choice App ltance Oepa rl men t POMEROY LANDMARK 9._ Jack W Carsey, Mgr Ail Phone 992-2181 LOSE wetght wtlh New Shope Tablets and Hyd re.: Water Pills at Dutton OrlJg, Mtddleport and Nelson Drugs MODERN stereo console ot speed changer, om fm rod to Balance $106•0 orlerm s Coll9923965 sWEEPER ond Sewtn9 Mochmes Repatr Ports end Supplies DaviS Vacuum Cleaner one half mtle up George's Creek Rd. oft Stole Route 7 Phone (61<) U6 029• CUSTOM mode canopy fo r ptcmc table. ftve ptece Htckory Fam•ly room set, large Foley gnnder fo r rea l mowers Phone (61-4 ) 6792166 MODERN Walnut Stereo AM FM rad•o, ot speed changer , 8 track tope combtnaflon Balan ce $102 otO or terms Call992-39b5 LATEN pope~~~;; 2frucks reasonable Phone 992·748 1 23 channel Cou1er Caravella CB &se, stot1 on was coo.: and antenna Used only 3 mon th s asking $200 L1ke new portable dtshwasher , wh1te , (50 Phone 7•2·2217 1975 8uhoco 360 Fron tier mota, . cycle, Enduro mode l 'many &lll tros reojonobly pnced Phone 992-7291 ofter e p m ONE 36 mch gas range , tw o 70,000 BTU ct rcu lahng gas heater bedroo m su1t e ftve ptece chrome breakfast set, 9:M~ug Phone 992 30~2.:. 69:.:.__ 70 000 BTU gas hea ter wtth fan and thermostat Phone 992· 7.65 --~-------WOODEN roc:ker playpen , o ld ptcture trames, silverware , handmade qu tlh Zenith 17 1n ch black end whtte TV other ml!!iC Phon a 7ot2 2078 GUERNSEY hetfer, J 1nonth old billy goal Pnone 9•9 2739 ~7ot Kowosok1 $.A75 00 fJhone 7A2 · 2980. COAL limes tone and colc1 um chlonde ond colctum bnne for dust control and lpecto l muung soli for farmers Ma1n Street Pomeroy Oh1o or phone 992 3991 ----------1973 25 fl Yukon · Delio houseboat all self -contamud wtth 1976 Chrysler 105 h p engme Phone 992 5532 --- ---- -- 20 1n btcycle$i500:S t~a~k home C'utflt w1th 2 speakers $30 00 Phone 992-7551 19 1nch portable Adm iral colored TV ]U S I l1ke new Call 992 ~42 co • e ® ~ OPEN EVES. 8 : 00 P . M . ANTIQUE AU CTION Saturday , June 26 11 00 o rn Chamber of Co mme rce Butldlng behtnd Howes Grove Park , Belpre , Oht o Wosh1ngt on Blvd Walnut cor ner cupboard cherry corner cupboard ch1no cabmet ond s1deboard to match, secretory w1th round gloss , walnut rockers cherry rockers, 4 V•c· tonan choirs V1ctono n love Wh1le yo u tra m, we pay sea t Vtclort on Settee, stool Sl60 per mo from f1rst day cabtnet, 011 lamps , Alodd1 n We cover food , quart er s lamps bros lamps Gone with and hea lth ca re, too Over the Wmd lamps 6 ptece 70 fi elds to choo se from and bedroom su1te, walnut bed a nd dresser brass bell brass a ll gua ra nt ees m wnhng cand le!!i 41 ga llon Donohue 1ar, before you enl1 sf For no several hand-mode qu1lts Th1s obltgat1on tnformaf1on see ts only o partial ltsltng , there vour Navy ~ ec rutter at· ore over 300 1tems lnclud tng 22 1 Columbu s Road o11er 100 pteces of gloss No Alhen s, Ohto 1unk Penny arcade mochmfs In Ph 593-3566 worktng condthon Duncan Phyfe d1mng room sutte tab le 6 chct rs ond Stdeboord Term!!i of Sole Cash or check w1th pos1hve I D Not respon Si ble OLD fur ni ture •ce bo»~:es , brass for occtdents Auchoneer Ottte beds , old we ll talaphones and Opperman, Ne lsonvtlle Ohto parts or complete households Phone (614) 395 7195 or 3H Wrt te M 0 Mil ler , Rt 2, 4499 Pomeroy Oh•o Call99'2 77f;IJ CASH paid for al l makes ond models of mobtle homes Phone orea code blot 423 9531 MAKE sp rmg cleonmg profitable tu rn unwonted tlems 1nto co'h sScosh$$$ for 1unked aut o Frye's Adverhse tn the Wont Ads Truck Auto Pa rts Rutland Phone 7•2 2091 LOCUST po!!ils round or sp ht Phone949 277ot cOiNS, tokens , any form gold or silve r tewel ry, spoons nngs , NEW Improved Ztpp•es the dental Wtll trade Coli Roger greot1ron pill now wtth Vttamtn Wamsley Rutland Ohta 7ot2· C Nelson Drug 2331 ONE dmette set e)(cel lent condt 1W0 or three acres on the nver, 110n Two end table!!i motchng West Vtrgmto or Ohto Phone anltque bad and buftel dresser 992 - 52~ Phone 992 6092 TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro 1973 ot50 Prototype Kawosakt ducts lop priCe for stondtng motorcross good cond1tton sowt1mber Call t<en t Hanby $650 Phone 992 39.43 1 ••6·9570 ANNUAL F1sh Fry, Me•gs County Ftsh ond Game Ann Sunday June 27 1976 at Rutland Amertcan Leg1on Farm , IF YOU have a sentlce to offar want to buy or sell something, Rutla nd Ohto Gun s hoot starts or are lookmg for work all p m. whatever you 'l l get results foster with a Sen tinel Wont Ad Coll992 2156 GARAGE Sole Ju ne 22 23 LOST hone, chestnut more Whitehead r es tdence Phone 992-S392 Reedsvtlle Saddle , bndle, record layers, gtrl s' clothtng, 1umor 11zes, mdudmg formals mts c YARD Sole , Wed. , June 23 through Saturday 26th from 9 11116 p m across from WMPO ot Family Garage Sale, June 24, IN THE 25 261h 9 o m 1111 da rk boby COMMON PL EAS COURT , furniture \ baby , chtldren and PROBATE DIVISION adult s c othes, drapes, Avon MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO bottles m11c. Items Yt mile IN THE MATTER OF THE north ol Eastern H1gh School on ESTATE OF NORMAN F Rt 7 Phone (6U ) 995 4279 or ROHRKASTE , DECEASED (6 1.) 99S •202 No 218 36 3 Famtly Yard Sale on Church St NOTI CE 1n Syracuse Antiques dtshes , TO WHOM IT MAY CO N n1ce clothing , furn iture, and CERN other m1sc Items Thursday . NotiCe IS hereby g1ve n lh at Fndoy and Saturday on the li th day of June , 1976 Floren ce Ash ford Ro hrkast e, ot Family Yard Sole , Tues , Wed , Kenn e th G Jackson and Th e Thursday . At 143 nght pgst Union Naf1onal Ban k of P1tts burgh , Executors of th e, Wolfe Pen Ad Gloria Johnson . lOom ttllbpm E st at e of Norm a n F Rohrka ste , Deceased , la te of yARD Sole Rustle Hills Syracuse Mt Leb anon County of Wednesday ond Thursday 9 Allegh eny , P enn sylva nia , am ltU 5 p m Mtx e r, cloth1ng , ftled In lh1 s cou rt under docket No 21836 an authenticated curtaln1 , and household Items. co py of Lette r s of Ad ministratiOn 1ssued to Ihem by YARD Sale Friday and Saturday June 25 and 26, 10 o.m ttll ot the Regist er for the Pro bat e of Wills and gr anting lette rs of p m on 683 Chestnut St , M1d Administrati on •n and for the dlepart county of Allegheny , Penn sylvania Notice Is furthe r g1ven that all c red1tors of sa1 d estate who desire to asse rt lhe1r RNISHED , 2 bedrm apartment , claims on the rea l es tate of FUodu Its only m Middleport said de cedent located tn lh •s Phone 992-387ot State sha ll pr esent thet r claims, duly sworn to, to thts 3 AND 4 RM turn15hed and un cour t within s ix mon ths after fu rn tsh ed uph Phone 992the filing of sa id letters 1n th•s 5.434 ... court , or their sa id hens or -c la ims shell fore ver be CO uNTRY Mob1le Home Pork , Rt deemed barred and can celed 33 ten miles north of Pome roy large lots with concret pattos MANNING D WEB STER stdewolks, runners and oft ~ UD G E street parking Phone 992 7479 COMMON PLEAS COURT PRO sATE DIVI SION ONE bedroom apartmen ts at MEIGS COUNTY, OHI O VIllAGE MANOA 1n Mtddleport 161 16. 23 30. 31c for SlOot month ly plus alec or $130 •nclud•ng electric lOWER RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS Conventent to shopptng on Third and Mtll Streets tn M1d dleport Brand new high quoit ty apa rtments See the manager at Rt~o~ers l de Apart NOTICE OF ments or call 992 3273 Fu r· APPOINTMENT nt shed apartments also case No 21834 available Est.)te of William Pe te r Remhart, Deceased One bedrm and 2 bedrm fu r Not •c e ts h~retJy o •ve n fhat ntlhed apartments Phone RoberT R Remhart of Route 992-3129 or 992-5-43-4 1 New Marshfie ld , Otno 45766 has been ctu ty appo1nted TRAILER space for rent tn Mid· Adm •n•s trator of the Estate of dleport Phone 992-.5<11133 W11•.a m Pe t e r Rethhart , d ece a'! ed lat e of Metgs 2 bedrm and 1 bedrm furnished Co unty , Ohto apa rtment Phone 992·2288 or Cr edttors are requ tred to 992-23<08 fil e th e tr c1a1ms wnh sa 1d ft d uc tary wlthm f1ve month s UNFURNISHED opl for renl, 4 Da ted th1S 5t h da y of Jun e room• ond bath Phone 992· 1976 5908 Mann•ng 0 Webst er HOUSE Tratltr, 3 bedrooms, 12)( · J ud ge 60 country self1 ng extra Iorge C6J 9, 16 , 23, Jtc yard ~hone ~61• ) 696 1293 Motor Co. ___P..;O;,.M_E_R_O,:_Y,;.'..;O:.,H..;_IO_ _ _ _ _ _ _..J Strout, Realty [ I ..CO kPOit-'Tr: O No. 112 100 a Dexter area, la rg e barn , farm vaca nt has good bldg s ti es on qu1 et country road, S20 000 00 No 173 - Large com bldg. on 3 6 a , su1fable for wholesa le or retat l produce bu.s mess large coo ler room dock area 'l offices, gaso li ne pump 300 fl road foonta ge $38.500 00 No 171 - Pome roy J BR home pa r lial ba se a lum Sldtng, on qu 1e l st reet. $6,000 00 No 167 Bus mess bldg , w1 fh l1v1 n g quarter s, good for grocery or restauran t bus , on m(lln st m town , S20,000 00 1969 Plymoutl-1 Sato lht e, $1200 Phone992-6 131 1973 Mon te Carlo 350 engtne, 2ll 500 mile!!i rally wheels , $3400 Phone 992·203S o• 992· 2'171 1968 Che11y Von 1970 liT'\otor , mag wheels ca rpet paneling , stereo $995 Con be seen at Bran ham s Garage tn Mtd di -sport, br call 992 ~-1q61 GMC Ptc kup truck one -hall ton 327 cu tnc h engtne , A speed l 1~osn s good runnmg condthon $550 Phone 992 7580 1974 Ford Co uner 4 speed, 11 COO m• les $200 and 05 sum e payments 19741 Kawosok1 250 1966 NtmrQd camptng trotler lorlosl sale Phone992-7066 1971 V W Super Beetle excelent condtlton , low mileage, $1450 Phone 9192 7797 804 W . Main Pom eroy 992 -2298 Alter Hour s Ca II NEW 3 bedroom house '2 baths , al l alec 1 acre , Mtddleport close to Rutla nd Phone 9927491 "992 -7133 2 acres fm tshd basement hard CONTACT top road , c1 ty water, close to stores and schools Co li (6 1<4 ) LOIS Paule y 985 4203 or see lorry Smtth Branc h Manag e r Chester ROOMY 7 yr otd ond' story wood WEll mmnta1ned Sl)( rooms and frame two bedrm home both full otttc, three lots 1n located between Cool111lle ond Pome roy Col i 992 537ot after 5 Tuppers Plo.ns One cere lot two cor garage ctt y water, gos ~ ...J.heat hard woo d lloor s corpetd lt vmg room mea vte w, $21 000 Phono (614) 667 3519. 6 room house very well kept 3 bedrm!!i mochun kttchen wall to wall carpet , H W floors full basement, new gas furnace , !!imall lo t to mow u;leol for 608 E. older cou ple or !!imol l fo m• ly '" MAIN good ne1ghbor hoo d 1n Pomeroy Cal l for appomtment POMEROY, 0. Phone 992-3097 BRAND NEW & MIGHTY HOUSE for sole m Chester oreo TEMPTING TOO - Thi s J Three year old four bedroom BR home offe nng dme m bnck ranch on five ac res of k 1l c he n w ot h 21 II o f land Has two baths, large bea utifu l cab•ne ts, mod er n roams fm 1shed basement wt th ftre ploce m fo mt ly room •Phone ceramIC bitl h (ye llow (614) q95 3938 or contact Don ft >C t ur es ), uttltty R , Roush :.:.:__ carpeted throughout. has garag e W work area , OUTDOOR polio fo r summer coo kouts plu!!i atr condtt•ontng, man y othe r features ma kes th ts o home your fom1ly Loca ted on app r ox l acre, wi ll en 1oy Also , fea tures 3 ts your s lor JUSt $22,900 bedrooms 1 both k1tc hen , MIDDlEPORT - l1 ve tn fomdy room , elec hea t, & ha ve addlf tona l 1ncome 4 storage blJtldmgs , a nd fully und s, all fu rm shed, large ca rpeted Pnced $2 5 500 bnck & frame on corner Phone 992-780B ~"-'-lol, walk lo sho p ThiS you 42 one fourth acres of real esta te mus t see 513 000 more or less, s•luated 1n Sec· FISHING COTTAGE OR t1on 26 Fracti on 31 m Rutland HOME - loca ted on the Township, Metgs County Oh to For fur the r tnformafton con tact Oh oo Ro ve r 3 BR , ba fh , Berno1d V Fultz. Pomeroy No- own wa te r system , mce lt on ol Bonk Butldtng kttchen, ca rpeted , paneled , Pomeroy , Ohto Telephone carJXJrl. la rge porch , t wo992 2196 ltflhs of an acre $8.900 OVERLOOKI NG the rh'er, 3 plus RETIRE HERE - 5 years acres and Ira tier, $6800 Noms old - 3 BR ba th , ve r y n1 ce of RaCine on Rt 338 Phone kitch en , ultl tty R. & space, 247·2161 ca rp e ted , a 1r cond , 3 bed room bnck ranch style storage bldg No ce garden home ful l basement w•th space All loca ted on 1,2 recreat ion room, 1'/, baths acre ONl Y 516 .900 carport located 1n Boum Add1- CAL L US TO DAY FOR t1on near State Htghway YOUR NEEDS IN REAL Ga rage . Coil (61• ) 99 5 3594 fo r ESTATE appo intment HENRY E ClElAND, HOMESITES for sole 1 acre and BROKER up, Middleport near Rutland 992-2159 or 992-2568 Coll992 7•81 ___ CENTRAL REALTY CO. POMEROY - J bedroom , bath, la rge don tn g roo m , lore pla ce, la rg e Iron! por ch , lurnlfure goes too al one low pn ce $7,500 S6 ACRES - Modern 11:1 st or y home 3 bed roo ms w1 th ltr epla ce and ba se ment Apple, che rr y a nd other fr u1 t tr ees Mos tly f'O! nced wd h past ure, som e farm la nd Close lo Da nv ill e Prtce reduce<) to $28.700 ...""'..," Business Services Television log for easy viewing -! ' 't -·. .. I EXPERIENCED Radiator Service from the llr~t~~:~H,:to;~~;:J Rod~IM to tht Junk Batler~es $1.25 Moloo C11t Clean $3.50 Per Hund1ed Copper35c Cat BDdies Sc1ap-hon Aboo ""' - SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 912 2174 AI pool ooppfia Phono 992 5468 .,l l mo AFTEI': EASY AR R IVE!' AT THE MASQU Ef<· ADE tN Hl 5 Comp~le HALLS SALVAGE Smoll En& Chatn Sm.Lawn MoweBTIIIersR1d1ng Tractors NEW: lawn 8o)' mowtB, Ptonetr, Me· C11Mo uth tham saws, Bolen's Mowers. Merty Ttl!ers, MTD Mowers. 49BlO<usl Sl M1dd~port , on~ 9923092 moto1s and other metals. Phone 992-2228. Monday thru Frtday 8·3, Saturday 8·12. 5 26 I mo 4-10 I mo Dad gives son good advice 6 lJ IDIO ASKS HIM TO WAIT IN THE LIBR'ABY ALO~E AND THEN, Repa~r High pnces tor scrap autos, WIN AT BfUDGE GORILLA SUIT-A CHARMI'-!0 WILKINSON'S LARRYSyracuse LAVENDER Oh1o Ph 992-3993 -ill. a NoiloS.mMHit, lltddlopotl PHONE 992 5724 6-13-1 mo FREE ESTIMATES Blown lnsulalton Semces Ftnancmt ~wada ble Blown tnlo Walls & Att1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS AlUMINUM SIDING·SOFftn GUnER5-IWNINGS . D. Bumgardner PomiiiiJ, Oh~ Pomotoy " ' •J' ""'" pool kits "' lito III>H·JGU!Mif - RIDERS SALVAGE Sl Rll24 ' SWIMMING POOLS NOH r11 R!INBOW RIOCE (Bashan ~real lONG 801TOM \\ 1·.!-oi I SllES& RENTAl Tmel Ttalltls OPEN Days and evenmgs excep t lues and Wed 01 b~ contac tmc R Codnet, owne1 5 211 mo 4-12 Pitch 24'-$17.28 26'-$18.72 28'-$20.16 Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. a.. 28·1 Rulland, Ohoo 45775 Ph (6141742·2409 We DollvOt 6l376 1mo Need ~e~amsTe r< 6 CANS OF RC '1.00 + Tax Wtth any $4.00 purchase and th1 s ad Good through 6 30 16 MR'i ll\DR~WL.5 1 DONELLI'S PIZZA Mtddlepo rl, Ohoo 992-6167 6 1 76 1 month Square Yard Installed David Parsons, Owner 949 2814 6 7 1 mo w~ .. \\1 The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home LI'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPVAN ANNIE-PEP TALK :; ....,"' I ' ' lHA1 DOUBLE · CROSS1rf I SAID t'D GE T EVEN WITH EX- WIFE 0 MIHE 1 I COULD tiAV~ MADE A fO RlUN E Wli H tl t R OUR BRAT - BUT THE WAY S HE lWtS T€0 THAT JUDGE Ak'OUND HER FI~CER -- ~ND I WILL • NO HALF COO KED TRIC~S THI$ l iME THIS TIME ILL TAKf MY LEISURE · - - - - -- ' - - -• h,uul ltl<'k At.ID WHE!i I Gf T THROU6tj 5HE RUINED MY CHANCE fO GE f TH ' BRAT !NlO TH ' 157 ACRES - 80 ol lractor. woods and pastur e Large older 9 room hom e Mostly fe nced $60,000 MINERSVILLE 6 rooms, 3 Br s, 11 "~ ba ths, c 1ty wat e r , gas F A furnrt ce on large lo t $15.000 NEW li STING - 3 Brs , ntce large ea t in kt tc hen, balh e nclosed fron t porch, St Dr !> and wmdows, F A fur na ce, and othe r n1 ce fea tur es $19,500 RIVER FRONT - l ot a t Letar t w1t h wafer, sewage, nnd e leclrt et ly $4,000 NEW HOME - 3 Brs , 1 fu ll baths, ntee kitchen , dm1ng , full base m e nt , ca rport and 2 acr es 1n th e coun try $32 500 Sale Wt, 1965 Mis ter Croft 10)(55 . Phone 992-3027 TWELVE 8 wide mob1le. homes , 1 end 2 bedrooms , completely furm shed Coss tu s Canaday 1900 Central St , Gallipolis , Oh1o Nea r Sm1th Bu1ck. Phone (614) 446-1391 I'll r,l fAL HIM FROM HER - I I ) I ''' ' '!I ': .' ' 'l ' I ' •< I' ' ' ' = • •' Uriah lett in the middle ofihe niqht? ,, :--:;;;~:::;;,;~trJ:lti~~G "' •• • "•• • A .. br!IIIL' pl c~v1 n g lllL• lu st llllt 'l,ll lll d d vp<'JHhng 011 tl ntk t s t d ndm ~ II till I il L' ,J,tt 0101'' 11 1' I ill' IllS! ptitl n~· r ~ hl p IIH ',It ttn J..( In oll u 1 g.tnH·s 11 us ua ll y th(11 p.ll'tm·r IMs .t verv ll lt'dll s lng h.1 nd .md ~:-; s11 t'Nt'l tcd that he· h i.J~ Jtt nqwd Hil L' It 1ck lt1J..( ht•t lhclll llCt't'SS, If \ (Do you have a que st1on lor fhe exper fs? Wnfe 'Ask the Jacobys ca re o f fh1s ne wspaper The Jacobys w11f ans wer mdtvtdual ques l10 n s 11 stamped mosr rn reres t111g ques ti ons will be used m 1t11s co lum n and ITS TH' ''BURIAL BURP' !rONLY ONE TH lNG THAT'LL CURE IT r:10 CSNT5 WORTH 0 ' BR06ANS PFTZH EK.OOSE ME FO' LAFFIN' IN Will f8C91V8 CO p ieS Of Y cstcrdsy's Answer 19 Complam about the ftsh? 22 Solicitude 23 Gridiron gnppers 24 Golden 25 Narrative 21 Ltke prison wmdows Car~o 10 3Q-Ce lebr lly Sweepstakes 3. 4.15 , Dina h 6, Li li as Yoga & You 33 11 OQ-Whee l ol Forlune 3, 15, Wee kd ay 4, Gamblf 8,10. Farmer's Oaug hf er 13 11 3Q-Hotl ywood Squares 3,4, 15. Ha ppy Days lJ , love of Life 8, 10. 11 55- Take Kerr 8, Da n lmel's World 10 12 llO--F un Factory 3. 15, Let's Make a bea t 13; Bob Braun 4, News 6.8 , 10 , Ses am e Sf 3J 12 JQ-Gong Show 3, 15 ; All My Chjtdr en 6. 13 . Search lor omorrow 8, 10 12 55--NB C News J 15 1 OQ-. News 3; Ryan ' s Hope 6, 13 , Phil Donahue a, Young & the Restless 10. 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CBS News 9, 10, Hodgepodge Lodge 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33 7 llO--Tr uth or Cons. 3, To Teltlhe T ruth 4; Bowling tor Dollars 6; Lawrence Welk 8: News 10, Let' s Make \ a Deal 13, Fa m ily Affa ir 15, Our story 20. Family at War 33 7 3Q-Hollywood Squares 3.4 , Ohio Stale Lottery 6, Evening Edition with Martin .~ronsky 10, Wild Kingdom 10, To Tell the Trulb lJ . Mu s ic C ity US A 15 8 co-Search for the Shlnohara 3.4, 15, Welcome Back . Kotter 6, 13; Waltons 8. 10 , Mys hkln 20; Mark o t J azz 33 9 3Q-Barney Miller 6, 13. l owell Thomas Rem e mbers 9,33 9 llO--Movle " The Young Savages" 3,4, IS , Streets of San Francisco 6, 13, Hawaii F lve-0 8; Ol ympiad 33; Mov ie " The Bobo " lO, Classic Guitar of Guill ermo Flerens 20 9 3Q-Da nce for Ca m era 20 10 OQ-Harry06,13, Julle& J ackle . How Sweet It tse . BIIIMoyers' Journal 33 , News 20. 11 OQ-News 3,4.. 6.8 ,10,13,15. ABC ~ews 33 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4, 1S , Manni x 6, 13 , Movi e" Joy House" 8; Movie " Tam ahlne" 10; Janak! JJ 12 4Q-Mag lclan 6,13 1 uu-Tomorrow 3,4 1 50-News 13 Channel Five 9 am - 700 Club (c) 7 p m - Specia l Edition (c) 8 p m - Re x Humbard (c) 9 p m - Washington Debates (cl 10 p m - 700-Ciub (c ) Unscrambl• the•• four Jumblea. one letter to each is to work It : One (p tlt•r s1mpl:o .. l.md ~ rnr :1 11nthcr In th1s samp le " 1s tt st' d fur tht• lllrt•4' I " X (111 lht• ! WI) cr ~. d t Smglt l t•ll£'r~ ,q){)Si rnpilcs lh t• h•nJ,: tlt ;uul !or111:1 1tnn nf lh<' 11u rds rt rl' all hint~ F..Hh d,t\ 1hr u Hlr ltll t·rs a rr (hfTcrC'nl I L ()_ I I I IGINMOHI ( R YI'TOfii iOTt:s 1 OPe\ PTY PO CEY SAIR\f'S MILK-COW WHILE SHE'S OFF VISITIN IN TH' flATLANDS, PAW 1 Here's What You 've Bee n Asktn9 For - A mocte rn J tJedroom farmhouse In th e cou ntr y, 3 ac re n.1t ga s fu rnace cllv w.=.l er , sm barn t~nd ct11 ck hse , l oce~ ted nea r Basha n $26.500 Owne r Mo qhl Trade r] tJ EJZZKTY MM ' I BEEN LOOKIN' AFTER to Li[qcr I. 0 N G F E I. I. 0 W Ruffand $17 800 5 bedrooms , 1 baths , C)( t lg l1 v rm porches QM , Nat gns furnace cbns hdwd fir s Lac Scout Rd 1n Chester ~quare =+-~-4-~ form rour ordinary wo;d!J. IJ .\ILY f' RYPTO<!liOTE- Here', how ~ X Y D J, B \ A X R RESERVED FOR YOUR AD REKYO MPVARYM YAK R I IJ '---'P=· rill .. =:.:•=-•=~~t~ liiSWIII~itn!._jl t I I }t I I J lc POOYA (Aa,wer t Yesterday's Cry ptoquotc : HAPPIN ESS IS LIKE COKE Jumbl"' GAVEL STUNG RABBIT ERMINE SOMET HING YOU GET AS A BY-PHODUC.1' IN THE Yeetr.rd•y'• Antwf'rs f:v~rronr lit inlet ht i1 bul PROC(-:SS OV MAKING SOMETHI NG ELSE - ALDOUS lh< brtdt- THE BEST MAN liUXLEY ' GET AWA'f FROt\l ME, KID OR I'LL REARRANGE ' '{OUR LANDSCAPE!! THAT 006 lll<\5 WEARING A TENNIS VISOR .. IG.OU'Ow/ STUPID I<ID 1 HE LIVES IN KANSAS C/W AND HE'S NEVER SEEN tl. TENNIS VISOR! WE ARE SELLING PROPEJ.:l Y AND NEED YOUR LISTING. CALL JJ,MMY DEEM 949-2388 -., a. for Tomorrow 8,10 1o oo-Sa nford & Son 3,4, 1s Edge of Nlght 6, Magazi ne 8,10, Bit wit h Knit 33 ~11JJMIDI!J£~ 11..1 :::r'':! ~c de rrick 3~ Whet· stone 40 Was at fault 41 \\1m ck fsl 1 Yd. 29 Annoy 30 New England slate 31 Ac quatic animal 36 Thrtce, m music 37 RePQrter's query 29 Cap1tal of Sicily 32 Roma n bronze 33 Before 34 Tm roof prowler 35 Shred 31 Iota 38 9 JQ-C ross Wits 3, One Life fo Li ve 6, Tatlle t•les JACOBY MODERN I V T F: .J Z Z K T Y M M. 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern 11 , slory house, 3 br , dtn1ng room ftrc pla ce, full basemen t nice porc hes nnd out bUtldm gs Large sce n1c lake wdh gree n gra s 3 a nd pt ne t rees around tt Watch the la rg e bass swtrn i'ilong tn th e clear wat er Pretty as a p1cture Pnced to se ll S3150000 self -addressed envelopes are enclos ed The ~ ACROSS DOWN I Cha in 's I Established partner 2 ''I'U Walk - ·· 5 Impudent 10 South 3 The Alncan husband? plant (3 wds) tl Blackguard 4 Actress , 13 In a huff Grant t4 On land 5 Intellectual 15 PurPQse 6 Amencan 16 Recline beauhes 11 Mauna 1 Belgian t8 Clencs conunune 20 Norse health 8 Got a head de tty start 21 Shade of (4 wds.) ' blue 9 Leadmg 22' Fop's prop lady's role 23 Framework ; 12 Constructed nucleus 16 Tenms term 25 Subdued 26 Kmd of sum 21 Vamp of the s1lents l--+- 1--+-2g Gene r a h on RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 h1 111 br1tl ge l.i kP S IS Il l 111 ,1\'IJt• Sl'\'f' ll lll l'k ~ \\llh ~ p <idl':oi d ~ IIUIIIIJ Ill IS SOlllt' SU I I ll f ltt j;!!J h•vc l tl l by THOMAS JOSEPH 501 NYLON 197-4 Suzuk • motorcross b1ke, 1957 Chevy 327, 4 speed transmisSIOn Wdf sell or trade Calf 992 3105 111 ' ~----~--------~ Green, gold , red, blue. rust. Do it yourself , with paddtng , S7 95 sq yd "' With paddong installed 58 1'5 square yard CALL 742 2211 , TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT 1969 12x60 Schultz , 2 bedrooms , otr cond tf loner, good cond1f1on Phone evemngs 7ot2-3018. t~s k f.tl lt t.•t li t• pullli l'd nul lh ,tl ,, htile • stud\: tlu:r n ts l1 kL•I v to s,JVP ~~ ~· ""''I l l lot of fulll c s ll ugg le la!Pr Hl' rc 1s .1 h.tnd lhdt I rc.ollv \H'Ill wron~ \\ tlh bt'(\tu:-:p I plt! Vt'd loo r.1 sl dl lrt rk one \\ pst n pPnt'd th l' l nu r o t IIL'<I I ts I (ailed tm Uumnn s stx rS('t:ond-lwnd low 1 i' 1t hout Ill\ though t 11 1 .ttl E.o st puln p In ~ l(U L'l'll .md 1 e turncd tlu. • Slll l In ktU ltk tl UI tlttlllii1 V:-; r;;;ou; .Il l' l.a tP t \\ l' st took Ihe ,we ~ ol l tu bs ,md tht ee 111111 ( tw.ll'l "'-'--· - · -- It Ir ks lu del cal 111 \ !:!· lll tC I fT HFR FIND HIM l 12 or 15 Ft ~,---·~--- In l'X jh•tt ( 11 d t ·~ 11 shu ws t•l tl lt'l .1 bad ll .trlll tl mt wou ld 4¥ I<I'I! SIU' fH.l\1 KID MY W/\'1 MOVIOS SHE STOLE HIM f ~OM Mf I 1115 0 Wt1 FATHE-R 0 I( . Beautiful colors. Do 1t yourself and save . Regular $6 95 sq. yd . I /','"" Ill , ld \' I(L' hp 'o( lt'"i'il'd 11 W.tS lo t. lh ' 1111 \t' .ts dct ldl {-'1 ll) pl.111 lh <• \\holt• pl .ll nl llll' .. "' Candy Stripe ~ dSkcd 6 oo--su mmer Semeste r 10 Farm Re port 13 6 2Q-Palte rn s for Livi ng 13 6 30-- Columbus Today • 1 News 6, Summe r Se meste r 8. Urban League 10 6 4 Morn ing Re port 3: Good Morning, West VIrginia 13 6 : S~C huc k While Re ports 10; Good Morning, Trt Sta le 13 7·1l0--Today 3, 4, 1S, Good Morning Amerl c• 6, 13; CBS Ne ws 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 7 JQ-Schoolles 10 9 oo-La'51e 6 , Cap l Kangaroo 9, 10 Sesa me Sl 3J 8 3Q- Big Va lley 6 9 OQ-A M 3; Phil Dnonahue 4, Lu cy Show 9, Mike Doug las 10. Morning wllh D J 13. Phil Donahue 15 6 1 SUI! Ku t t'•l lo ' ' BRADFORD, Austioneer. Com· I plate Servtce Phone 9ot9-24187 ", ~f'l< 'I or 9ot9.2000 Rocme, Ohto, Crttt ' Bradford " ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ' Sweepers , toasters, trons, all ' small apphances. lown mower, ne xt to State Htghwoy Garage on Route 7 Phone (6lot) 985· 3825 REMODEliNG, Plumbong heating ond oi l type!!i of general repair Work guaranteed 20 years e )(· penence Phone 992 2409 SAVE ON CARPETING St'V(' I .aI H cHi l'I'S h,l\'t' tltt• S l ~ rHI H\IIlU' ul .1 thr ee ~ p .nll• tt~:-~pon st• lu pt~r tm•1 s OJH'Iltll):: IJH.I o! CJ itt' m .mv other ~uu th qtll'slton s l t t• n w m bL• t •HH..' IH t Rutland 742·2329 All Work Guaranteed Free Esttmates 5 S 1 mo EXCAVATING dozer backhoe end dllcher Charles R Hat f1e ld , Back Hoe Serv1ce Rutland , Oh1o Phone 7-42 -2008t GREG 'S CB SALES located ot Er w1n s Gulf Servtce , M1d dleport, Oh1o Phone 992· D&D TREE Trlmm1ng 20 years ex2438 per ience Insured free SEPTIC Systems mstolled by est tmates . Coli 992 238.4 or licensed Installer Shepa rd (614) 698-7257 Albany Contractors fJhone 742-2409 SEWING MACHINE Repotrs aerCARPENTER floor mg , ce11ing, ~o~tee oil makes 992 228J. The paneling Phone992·2759. Fabri c Shop , Pome ro y . Au thortzed Smger Soles and Will tnm or ClJt trees and !!ihrubSeNtce We sharpen SCissors bery, phone 9.49 2Sot5 or 742 3167 EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe work dump trucks SPRAY PAINTING, ' Al TROMM lo-boys for htre, wtll hcul and CONSTRUCTION PHONE 742· fill dtrt , top sotl limestone and 2329 gravel Call Bob or Roger Jef· VERMEER BALER SAlES AND SER · fe rs day phone 9'92·7089, VICE Me1 gs Athens County mght pt1one 992 3525 or 992S232 Balers from $3995 up Merntl Cho•e (614 ) 69B-!l021 Vorgtl B. Sr ., Rea llor 110 Mechan1c Pomeroy , 0 ' Phone 992-Jl1li l i\'1 l',t:<O" lu sl'd tn \\!li P Ill\ ' TEAFORD t :,ao,;l U\• Os\\,dd & J,mu-s J.uo hv AL TROMM CONST HOUSE for sole m Ro cme Ohto St Rt 338 1ust oulstde town 8 roo ms , both , porch patio , ci ty water gas forced cur furnace good lot Call owner anyt•me W•lllom Maynard 949 26 1J OLDER remodeled 3 bedroom home all electric on corner lot 1n Pomeroy , $12,500 Phone 992 5011 COUNTRY farmland wtth seclud- eXPERIENCED house patnter . Phone Arthur Musser 742· ed woods, water and good oc 2180 cess in Monroe County , W Vo Sl 000 down, coli (304) 772 · BUILDING ond remodelmg, e)(3102 or (304) 772-3227 covolton, concrete work , e fectncal work plumbmg, rough and finished, carpentry end roofmg Phone 992 7481. ~urt h I I Will do roof1n9 , construcfton plumbtng and hea t1ng No JOb tao large or too small Phone 742-2349 ~t 111 1\t' ~~~·~tJ~~ t: I tli" l 2 slory home house, 2 bedrm , poss 1bly 3 lt vt ng room , bath, "Hchen and ulll tty room new ly ca rpeted port1ol basement and carport 2 story ou t bUt ld.ng , forced otr natura l gas hea t, lot ~ of storage space $17,500 Phone 992-7360 offer 5 p m UNITED Method 1st Church proper· ty at tunctt on of 7 and 681 m Tuppers Plams Ohto Phone (614) 667 3497or667 :UOO SMALl form fo r sole 10% dawn owner lmanced Mon roe Coun ly W Vo Phono (304 ) 772 3102 or (304) 772-3227 FOR SA LE 15 acres with mce a rm end both , 3 bedrm home , newly remodel ed, 2 cor garage rura l wa ter gan wel l, oil mtneral nghts , $J..I ,(X)Q , Phone 742 2336 ~ B1•th \ U[IItr ,thlt l'.t""' I''"" Aluminum Siding, Roofing, Gutters, Painting and Repair ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING rl • HI'I 7l • i\ h ~ 4 HI \1 old' patntmg , electriCal work , gutters & down s pouts, furna ces, water hea ler s , water so ttners , 1n stall ed & repatred, Sewage Call us at 949 - 288~ or 949 2103 3281mo . Racine. Ohio '6.95 • ,\ 1\ 001Hf'<;; COT 10 ~UN(..fl , BUr HI; \lUI IT ~ tC!JE: Optmllg It ,1tl Racme , Ohto new root or (j o1o II 4 l til ) ~tllf lll ~:~~." =~l?ngl~s~u ~~1ldro~~ :• RACINE CARPET SHOP ¥ • IJ I ll l !: JUNE SPECIAL l<.t\ ~ I A 10 1/tt I • 1117 ¥1\ lit 4 I Racine Plumbing & Heating ; 0/lt.' ¥ Ah • 11 h t .&.1\ 1 7h~ 11aw. ~~ I knu\\ lhl.d !Iu s w.ts lor ~t.'( 'tJIHj - h lH Hl h1gh Tht• .tt't 1 pbv \Wuld 111 sun• 111\' t unt t 11< 1 unlrss Wt· ~ t ho~tl lt•ilt rum il\'t' to the kltlJ!· qw't'll ·J.H'k t\ '{'I y unusu,1 t Jt.,id Sln(l' tf IS .t llhlllld iU to lt•.u l d ll htl!l lll ft lllll th .ll hnld111g I nu ~ht 11111 h.JVt ' wn t ked th.tt oul h.tt k th t· n but .tt lt'tl s l 11 wou ld h.t w h(•(•n wc.•H wnrt11 111 \' \\lulr !11 stup d lld th tnk Tud.t\ !I ·( ~ fl 4 WMPN-\4 . DH, CODNER'S CAMPERS a OO--l1t11e House Qn Ihe Prairie 3,• . 1S , Bionic Woman 6, 13. Ja cksons 8, 10, Group Portrait 33. Mark of Jazz 20 8 3Q-Ketl y Monle llh 8, 10. Lowel l Tho mas Remembers 20 9 llO--Baretl a 6 13, Cannon 8, 10, (;real Per tormances 33 , Olympiad 20 10 DO-Hawk 3.• . 15, Slarsky & Hulch 6, 13, Great American Music Celebration 8 Mozart In Seattle 33 , Blue Knlghf 10, News 20 10 . 30- Aimanac 20 11 .00- News 3 , <.6 , ~ , 10, 13 , IS, ABC News 33 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3••. 15, Movie "T he Flrsl J6 Hours of Dr Durant " 6, 13, Movie " Baron Blood" 8; Mov ie " Rapl ure" 10; Janakl 33 oo- Tomorrow J,ot , News 13 Channel F1ve 9 00--700 Club lei 7 p m Outdoor s man lei 7 30 - Ca ble Spotlight (c) B 30 - Movie : " Psychomanla" (c) 10 00--700 Club (cl THURSDAY , JUNE 2• . 1976 WEDNESDAY , JUNE 23, 19H ) t.)() Bonama 3 . Partrtdge Family 8, Mission lm possible IS 5 30 Adam 11 • ; News 6, Fam 1ly Alla1r 8; Elec Co 20,33, Adam -12 13 6 oo- News 3,4,8 10, !J, 15; ABC News 6 , Zoom 20,33 6: Jt-BN SBC News 3.4. 15. ABC News 13. Andv Griffith 6, New s 8,1 0, Volta Alegre 33. Hodgepodge LodQe 20 • ". 1 00- Trulh or Cons 3; To Tell the Truth 4, Bowling lor Dollars 6. Pop Goes the Cou nl ry 9, News 10, Wild Kongdom 13, Family Altair 15 . Book beal 20; Tourists are Co mmg 33 3Q-lasl of the W1ld 3; Name Tha t Tune 4, Match Game PM 6 125,000 Pyram id 8, Evening Edition wo lh Ma rtin Agronsky 20, The Judge tO, To Te ll the Tru th 13 Wild Kingdom 15, Book Beat J3 •' 0 �JG- '1'1~· lla ~J¥ S.ntir•·1, Middlel•>rt·l'omeruy, 0 ., Wednesd<l y, Jw1e 23, 1976 Whaley has Athens job:_____ ~ Bill ,\1'HEI' S Whaley, a :~lr1r b•okctball performer for /lttaer" lliKh Sc~ool h• the 50s :t\dfur llhlo Unrverstly m the !Jib uft.:t· a penod in the ar~ IIU d •~t• ·· ices, Monday night was rr:uu~d head basketball co'" hat Athens ~Ugh School m ""'r·r lir g Charles McNee , board following the meeting noted "In its desire to seek the best person for th e positron, the board !!elected Whal ey In light of his demonstrated head coaching abi lity w motivate and to e•cite yoWJg people through hi s per.,onal enthusiasm for ra ;i'"" 1 basketball." 1\'lr: rl')·. wl1o c·oachcd at Meanwhile , at Wellston, ,'\1~,,,,1' and Alexander after Rick Perdue, a three-sport ''""lt•u'wn befur c retiring slMdout at Wellston High f _.,, n "oaching to ente r School in the 60s, was named pr r ' · '<' rmployment, may tht school's new basketball fw·• let!~l action by the coach Monday night Perdue 1\ltfl " ' J-:dueation Assn . a 1969 graduate, starred i~ In ·au"· or the appointment football, basketball and 1,, 1111 /\!hens City Board .of baseball and was a two-lime l•.d11< :.tron. al l-league pick in football in Til< •;,.l<•c tiun of Whaley for the SE0/11.. ttr, P''' t was made by the Last year • Perdue, a IJ<,.n! "' education after an graduate of Bowling Green il' tr;•. nomination of Fred State Un iversity , coached li•IJ«" wa' made by Supt. three sports at the junior high S:un :ll'nd.rson . Gibson has level in Wellston. ll••t·n reserve basketball ln anoth er development ~,,,,,It ond an assis tan t involving an SEOAL school, <':VRlly coach at the school the Logan Board of i r ''"' past five years. Education failed to act upon a . lh•ndersmr then nominated recommendation for the • Vt~a.rl•'Y for the posi tions of •high sc ho ol phy sical t rlu ,,lwn teacher and head IJ:r ,,ht·lhall coach afler his· fi rs I tr<> llli na tion dr opped b.·t :•USti uf the Iac k of a sce,•rr<l. ;i rell'"se issued by the Fiw finerl in I·,._.· de fend ants were rin• rl, two others forfeited l,,,,r,j~ and one was sentenced ~,, ~r Jltil iu action taken by .. 1.!l t•pu rt Mayor Fred Tuesda y 'l,dft n<:l !l 's ~ ourt ilrpl!t. ;. ,r~o'd 1\'C rc James U. Craft, f;Hllipolis, im proper IJ,w'Jog , $5 line plus costs; ('lu·;, Smi th , Middlepor t, oi ·:lljl uing the peace, $25 fi ne ;n1d 1'1JS ls; .James R. Couch , Jlt:!ry tht'fl, $40 fine plus , "r,; . Hobert Lee Blecher, 1!1 , New Haven, DWI, $150 Jlllt llfH.l CO'"lls and three days !r: j'< il; John P. Riley, 18, ~~~ Jdleport, failure to yield rtt\ht !If w<~ y , S5 and costs. F11 dt-iU ng bonds were Wtlli;u,, Heeves, 50, disordt•iy rrtan ner , $:lO bond; John tl i'r ·whu•. 25, Long Bottom, PW!. 1:100 bond . Jerry D. W u·•!, 48, Middleport, r(' l dvetl <1 fi ve day ja il S l'llh.' llCt.' for disorderly .;·, rea : ea s : By MICHAEL ROSS llf:IHUT, Lebanon !UP!) :-. A hert-e tank and artrllery assault by Chnstran rrghtrsts DEXTER - Mrs. Pauline Mrs. Edith Talbert, Sun City, on two Pa lestJnian refugee Holliday, 66, De•ter, died Ariz .; a tirother, Rufus, San camps ~ade a shambles . or Tuesday at the Holzer Diego, Calif., eight grand- Leba no~ s la~t cease-£r~e Medical Center. children, three great- and rmpenled today 5 Mrs . Holliday was born in grandchildren, a cousin, planned reopemng of Betrut Columbia Township of Meigs Clemma Vale , Cardington, mrport . . .. County on March 15, 1909, the Ohio and several nieces, The offenstve on the JISir daugher of the late Earl H. nephews and cousins. Alpasha and Tal Zaa.tar and DorcasOgdin Strong. She Mrs . Holliday was a camps 111 southeast Betrut was also preceded in death by member of the Old DeJter began only hours after a bus a brother , Howard Earl Church, and Star Grange 778 convoy of 200 foretgners Strong. of which she was secretary mcludmg 20Amerrcans - left Surviving are her husband, for many years. Beirut T~es<)ay . for John T. Holliday ; a daughter, . Funeral services will be Damascus m • . Brrtts h· Mrs . Kenneth 1Norma Gall ) held at 2p.m. Thursday at the spon~o~ed eva.cuation. . . Wil co•, Middleport; two Old Dexter Church with the Brrtrsh ofhcra ls sard . rt sons, Raymond of San Diego, Rev. Willard Dutcher of- could be the last e~acuatton Calif.; Robert, Dexter ; two ficjating. Burial will be in the convoy from thrs wardaughters-in-law, Marilyn Standish Cemetery . Friends ravaged city · Another 1,300 and Avanel Holliday; a son- may call at the Bigony- Amerrcans and about 700 in-law, Kenneth Wilcox, Jordan Funeral Home in Britons chose to take their Middleport; two sisters, Mrs. Nbany at anytime . chances. and sUlyed behind . Alice Smith, Langsville, and The nghlists clarmed m,a ra~io broadcast they had captured Jisir ablaze Alpashawith anda set Tal ·ZaaUlr ' downpour of shells falling "at CHESHIRE - Leo E. of the Cheshire United the rate of 15 every minute." awarding of supplementa l Swisher • 72, Route 2, Methodist Church and was a A Palestinian Liberation contracts for athletic director Cheshire, died Tuesday at school bus driver before his and athle ti c buaincss Holzer Medr'cal Center. retirement. He was an active manager . Mr . Swisher was born May member or the Cheshir e Bi II Biggers, head football 3,1904, at Cheshire, the son of Township Trustees. coac h serve d as athletic the late M. K. and Millle director last year while Dick Funeral services will be Reese Swisher. He was also held at 2p.m. Thursday at the . Veterans Memorial Hospital Erb was business manager. preceded·tn dea th bYhis ADMISSIONS - James . wt'fe, Rawlings-Coats Funeral Lena V. Scott Swisher in 1967 flome in Middleport with the Pooler, Middleport; Sidney and by a sister . Rev . Chesler Lemley ond the Durst, Portland; Catherine K i ss in~c!r talk s Surviving are two sons, Rev . William Beagle of- Ross , Racine; Glenda Hunt, l.nwell and Robert, both of ficiating. Burial will be in Long Bottom; Heather Cheshire; eight grand- Gravel Hill Cemetery at Harless, Langsville; Elson Africa 's Vorster children and two great- Cheshire . Friends may call at Spencer, Racine. l!'e fWJeral home at anytime . DISCHARGES - Roger BODENMALS, Wes t granddaughters. Mr . Swisher was a rnem brr Reynolds . Germany t UP!) - Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kissinger arrived today for a meeting :.:-:::·:·:-:-:-:-:·:-:-:-:·:·:-::·:·:·:-:-:·:·:;:;:;:·:;:::·:·:::::·:::::· with South Nrican Prime PLEASANT VALLEY Minister John Vorster urging EXTENDED OUTLOOK Discharges - Jill Jeffers, negotiation rather than force Friday through Sunday, Gallipolis; Pat Icard, to solve southern Africa 's fair Friday and a chance oi Pomeroy; Verna Birchfield, racial problems . showers and thunGallipolis; John Albright, A hotel in this Bavarian derstorms Saturday and West Colwnbia; Mrs . Jack Forest village, only a 15Swiday. Highs will be fn the Teaford, Racine; Mrs. Lester minute drive fr om the 80s lows will be In the 60s. WASHINGTON (UP!) Bonecutter and daughter, C'zcchoslovak border, served Two Public Health Service Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Clyde as the si te for the first high advisory panels agree that Hall and son, Point Pleasant; level contact between Vorster adults should be urged to get Tony Lewis, Racine; DEGREE GRANTED and the American govern- swine flu vaccinations next Chadwick Lewis, Racine; Ricky Werner, son of Mr. rnen t. fall and winter but they aren't and Mrs . Paul Wern er, Mrs. J~ck Gardner, sure whether children should Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. Gallipolis ; Unda Wilkinson, get them . received a master 's degree in Mason ; Mrs. Joseph Forbes , Dr.· David Senser, director TO MEET FRIDAY aeronautical and Point ·Pleasant ; Robert of the government's Center RACINE - Past Officers astronautical engineering Crush, Point Pleasant; Mrs . for Disease Control, was Club of Racine Chapter OES from Ohio State University in Charles Staats, Point asked Tuesday to summarize will meet Friday at 7:30p.m. commence!llent exercises on Pleasant; Mrs. Daniel King, what scientists will advise at the home of Mr . and Mrs. June 11 . He has been em- Point Pleasant; Mrs. Gerald mothers on whether their Richard Dugan . Potluck ployed on a full-time basis by Young, Letart, and Mrs. Earl , children should be refreshments will be served. Ohio State in its Aeronautical Reynolds, Gallipolis. vaccinated. Research Laboratories. "As scientis ts we don't know what to tell them," Senser said . Recommenda lions on ASK TOWED GOING TO CII.URCH whether to vaccinate children A marriage license was RACINE - Members of Racine Chapter 134 OES will are at least two months away . issued to James Marvin The panels agreed to make Waggoner, 21, Rt. 2, San· observe "go to Church no special provisions for dyville, W. Va., and Anita Sunday" at Racine Methodist pregnant women but to Jean Ash, 18, Pomeroy . Church Sunday, June '!/. All recommend their vaccination members are urged to attend. routinely along with other adults. DEMOTE COUP CHIEF WASHINGTON, D. C. They recommended adult ATHENS (UP!) - Former I Special ) - Senator Robert immWlization , Senser said, dictator George because anticipated Papadopoulos and 17 other Taft testifying before the mortality on a swine nu members or the military Senate Public Works SUboutbreak would be highest junta, which seized power in. Committee today on water called for among person• aged 35 and April, 1961, hav e bee n resources, improve ments in the older. demoted to the rank of Gallipolis Locks 2nd Dam _ priva te, a government He asked for immediate spokesman said Tuesday. authorization of $200,000 to The former coup leaders cover the initial construction MEETING DELA YEO SYRACUSE - Mayor were convicted in August, phase or 1,200-footlock in the Herman London announced 1975, on . charges of canal. today village co uncil, overthrowing democracy in According to Senator Taft, scheduled to meet July 1, will Greece and are serving tenns replacement of the present not meet Wllil Thursday, July ranging from life to five antiquated, inadequate and year~' imprisonment 8, at ,7:30p.m. dan ge rous Gallipolis navigation locks is fully justified at this time. The congestion at the present locks is already a problem and will become extremely se rious well before the replacement of the new locks ca n be completed. Senator Taft concluded, the current 600 root locks at Gallipolis is the only remaining bottleneck in the SPRING 2,000 mile river distance between Pennsylvania and the Gulf Coast. The economic ~~g~~[::_~:_ _;;;~~~:t_.:.:_!__;___ base of the Ohio Valley is dependent upon an adequate system . Mrs. Holliday of Dexter dies Leo E SWls , h er died TUes day ·---------------~~~~~--- June 8 by Syrian troops. Airport author ities said they were technicallv able to Elberfelds In Pomeroy HOSPITAL NEWS There's doubt about who is to get vaccine MEET·MONDA Y t{ ,\C INE - A spec ial liH'e !itH! of Racine Chapler 1:14 O I·~S . will be held Monday, ""'" 2fl, at 8 p.m. at the M:.>unie Temple for l'O l n t l i~ti on. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, June 22) Brent Argabright, Mary Austin, Mrs. George Bales and daughter, Audrey Bethel, Ruthaiene Bobo, Janet Caplinger, Noah Clark, Mrs . Harold Crabtree and son, Michael Dalton, Joyce Davis, Cynthia Erler, Mrs. Jerry Ferguson and son, Wanda Fisher, Clay Halley, Mrs. Jon Hendershott and daughter, Helen Hill, Cecil Holley, Mrs. Charles Jeffers and daughter, Gay Jeffers, Donald Keaton, Okie Kent, Mrs. George Miller and daughter, Shela Miller, James Mitchell, Clifton Prince , Patricia Rhodes , Eldon Ridgeway , Teresa Riley, Minnie Rose, Bertha Smith, Dean Smith, Brenda Spaulding, Debra Sturgell, Edgar Thomas, Willis White . · (Births, June%2) Mr . and Mrs . Charlie Mathews, daugher , Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Hill, daughter , Racine; Mr . and Mrs. Carl Preece, son, Point Pleasant, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Foley, son, SyracuBe . The Value ·of Your Deposits Cannot Be Cut at land planes but a tour of the Paltstinlans said' leftist facility showed there was . positions at the mountain much work to be done. The town of Bharndoun along the duty.free shops, most of the main Damascus-Beirut warehouses and all the highway 'ftre shelled by airline offices had been Syrian artillery and the vandalized and the runway leftists retlU'ned fire. was pockmarked with holes The joint PalestlnlaiHeftist from mortar shells. command s,Jd its forces' Tuesday 's shelling spread ambushed a· Syrian patrol to other areas of Beirut as near Aintoura , 19 miles LebaneBe leftists unleashed northeast of Beirut, killing a rockets and mortars on Syrian major and capturing Christian sectors in an two soldiers. apparent effort to relieve pressure on the besieged camps. Pro-Syrian forces at (Continl!ed Ifom page 1) Khalde, south of the airport, shelled the Palestinian sta\ements of a panel of camps of Chatilla and Sabra, representativeS of the key near the route the British- industries affected or organized evacuation convoy statements in their behalf. took earlier in the day TheBe Industries Included, Fighting was also rePorted coal, chemicals, electric between Syrian and leftist power, petroleum, iron and forces in the mountains steel and vessel operators. northeast of Beirut. RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK THEY'RE INSURED UP TO *40,000 Your savin gs de posit is safe here . Plus you get the hi ghest inter est a llowed ! Res t assured .. . t he hig h price of inflation won' t affecrtoday's depos its tomorrow! We 'l l see to It! sensational Value! 2.~" console Special BARGAIN DAYS _ 1976 zenith 100% Solid-State (III~I~IOM!(OllOl II The ALHAMBRA S2926P Caste rs . Genu1ne Pecan wood ve ne ers and selec t hardwood solids on top. Front. end s and base o f ma tchm g Simula ted wood male11al A Horne Bank For Meigs County People RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK OHIO JUDGMENT ASKED Valley Lwnber and Supply, Middleport, filed a suit for judgment of $989.41 against Clifford . Whittington , Pomeroy, In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. BOARD TO MEET RACINE - The Southern Local Board of Education will meet in recessed Bession June 24, at UO p.m. at the high school. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday June 23 tnru Ju'ne 24 NOT OPEN • Brill iant Chroma co lo1 Plc tur~ Tube • 100% Solfd-Siate Chassis Fri.-Sat.-Sun, • Pa ten led Power Senlly Vollage Regulating System June 2S-l6 -l7 ptrtt THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON - INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 BANK RATE FINANCING MIDDLE PORT Walt Disney's BLACK BEARD'S GHOST Dean Jones , Peter Ustinov, Susanne Pleshetle. Elsa La nchest•r Joby Baker, Ell iott Read. IG I Snow Start> 1 p.m . The Meigs County Courthouse wa s out of business today following the overnight breaking and entering of all but one of its offices. Janitors reporting to work early today found all offices with the ex~eption of that or County Auditor Howard Frank had been ransacked. Entrance to the courthouse was gained by breaking out a windowpane from the office of Common Pl eas Court Old School Days sale is Sat11rday COMBINATION OFFER I POWERFUL UPRIGHT WITH CLEANING TOOLS \, GIVES YOU A CHOICE SO YOU CAN SET THE CLEANER FOR THE, CARPET. NAP.:' $ : • .. 4 ~! •.; 1417-B TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have the knack today o f tur n1ng unusual si tua tions to you r advan tage. You r talent is es p ec •a lly direc te d toward making a buck . ~ GEMINI (M '-June 20) This co uld be a vc 'o r·tunate day for you . pr ovided you don't leave th ings up to othe, s. Lead you r own pa rade. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) You 'll be equipped today w1th l he co ur age and w isdom to make a to ugh dec isi on you ·ve been pull in g off Do it now. Cleans. Shags!:· SAVE ADJUSTS TO DEEP·. CLEAN ANY CARPET FROM THE LOWEST: .NAP TO THE' HEADLIGHT THICKE.ST SHAG. ~ • Reg. 1711" UPRIGHT: Reg. 11991 ATTACHMENTS Total Value lg'gli . CAPRICORN (Dtc . 22-Jan . 19) Ther e's so!l'et h1ng you're ent itl ed to . workwi se . th at you 've been d enied . Ca ll It to the boss· att e ntion today. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) You·ve lo ng neglected an o ld and vall1a ble co ntac t. M ake an eff o r t to r ek in d ie the fnen dsh1 p CLEANS. SHAGS! PISCES (Fob. 20-Morcn 20) Do n ' t g•vc up no w on . something wor thwh1l e you 've been pursutng . The results you ve hop ed lor cou ld be Juno 2•, 1976 This com 1ng year ha s some pion sa nt surprises 111 store One may be 1n 1t1e area where your work or c ;~r oe r ISconce m eel Ano th ~ r could lead to sam short pteit sure tr ip Shop Thursday 9:30 to 5, friday til 8 p.m., Saturday til 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .. considered it an adversary, covered up FBI negligence in investiga t ing Oswald, requested personal information from FBI files on Warren Co mmis s ion members and staff, and appar ently ca used some derogatory Information to be distributed about them . Sen. Richard Schweiker, RPa., told a news conference Wednesday " th ere is no longer any reason to have faith" in the Warren Commission findin g that Oswald acted alone . He called for a reopening of the investiga lion. Sen. Gary Hart, D-Ollo., cochairman, said he foWJd ''no persuasive evidence" to challenge the basic finding but urged further study of the p ossib l ·e "C uban connection. '' The 106-page report now goes to the new !~ ember (Continued on page 10) 11 GENE HAWKINS IS-PICTURED with one of some 50 Pomeroy High School band uniforms which will be offered for sale at the Meigs Local School District's public auction in Rutland Saturday. well known auctioneer, has $100. This is far below the volunteered to handle the amount Carnahan would sale - with articles to be sold · have received had he taken one by one - for a flat rate of (Continued on page 10) .,. .,. scheduled at By United Press International COLUMBUS - THE OHIO SUPREME COURT ruled Wednesday that a woman 's sexual activities after she is divorced can be taken Into account in considering continuance of alrmony payments. The court made the ruling in the case of John W. Wolfe, Bexley, chairman fo the board of The Ohio Company and his former wife, Mrs. JoAnn Wallace Wolfe. Wolfe, In December, 1973, filed a suit In Franklin County Cornrnon Pleas Court asking that alimony payments to his fonner wife be stopped because she lived and traveled with another man. The Common Pleas Court agreed with Wolfe but the decision was reversed by the Franklin County Court of Appeals. However , the Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Common Pleas Court ruling. CINCINNATI - RALPH C. PICKARD HAS been named chairman of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission. Pickard was named Wednesday as the new chairman or the commission, an interstate agency involving Dlinois, Indiana, KentuckY, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. · Rail Festival Entertainment Saturday, July 3 at the Railroad Days Festival in Middleport will include the first and perhaps only Frog Olympics, complete with ceremonial tor· ches and the playing of the national anthems of all par· ticipating countries. . The event is being staged under the International Rules for Competition as set down by the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bullfrogs. Events included will be variations on many of the traditional Olympic events. However, two new events have been added, including the "Prince Charming Marathon" which derives its name from the clilldren's story of the beautiful princess whose kiss turned the frog Into a handsome prince. Details of all events will be announced later. BOSTON - A THREE DAY D..LEGA.L strike by 20,000 Massachusetts stale employes ended today minutes before a 6 a.m. court deadline that would have cost the union $200,000 a day in fines ifthe strike continued. "Because of the progress in the talks, we are ordering all the workers back to work immediately," union president Howard Doyle said emerging from an overnight negotiating session with state officials and a mediator. "I'm optimistic at a time like this that they will go back to work," Doyle said. Unable to Betlle a contract to get their first payraise since 1969, th e workers walked out at 6 a.m. Monday. TRIP SHORTENED Late Wednesday Judge Thomas Morse gave the strikers the The Middleport choice of continuing the strike which Beriously impaired state Emergency Squsd answered . (Continued on page 10) a call to Salem Center at 3:33 p.m. Wednesday where an aijlo accident had taken place. However, the squad New officers were installed Struble, secretary-treasurer. was turned back at Langswh•n the Pomeroy· · The Rev. Wllllam Mid- ville when it was detennined Middleport Lions Club met dleswarth, president, spoke its services were not needed . · for a noon luncheon Wed- on Llonlsm and its Jliii'P08eS. nesday at the Meigs 1M. It was announced that James NOW YOU KNOW InstaUed were N. W. Comp- C. Allen, governor elect for By the mid 1700s, two thirds ton, president; Bruce District 13-K, Beverly, will Teaford, first vice president; make his official visit to the of all the tea drunk in Bill Nease, second vice Pomeroy-Middleport Club on England was smuggled into the country to avoid the hi~h president; Kar!Krautter tall July28. . import tax . twtster, and Clarence -I The Middleport Village federal ' funds." Jeff Burt, associate plan· Planning Commission Wednesday night heard the final ner with Buckeye Hills, reading of the Middleport outlined the content of the 60 Cornprehelll!ive Plan Update page update. A preface ex· In Middleport Council cham- plained the past history of the bers. It predicted a area and physical makeup, population growth in Mid-. lnfonnation that Burt said could be used by an industry dleport by 1880. The Planning Commission plarutlngtolocate in the area. worked joinUy with the . The update is divided Into Buckeye Hills • Hocking five sectiolll!. They are Valley Regional Develop- population and economy, ment District in developing housing, transportation, land the pian update , the firs1 use, and capital Imsince the original plan was provements. Some of the set forth in 1964. results of the update are : Harry Bwngarner, deputy _ - A general upswing in director . of planning for Middleport population Is seen Buckeye Hlllll • Hocking by 1980, to 3,096. - A nel out migration of Valley Regional Development District, said com- yoWJg people from the comprehensive planning munity due to lack of job op"d'llllonstrates to federal portunities, creating one of a,uthorities that a village the highest percenla!!es of does plan ahead." He added, elderly population in the en" It would help the tire state. -The possibility that AOR· communities' application for Babies will compete There will be a pretty baby contest at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 3, · at the Middleport Community Park as a part of the Railroad Days Observance. Entrants need not be residents of Meigs CountyGroup One - Birth to three months . Group Two - Three months to si• months. Group Three - Six months to one year. Group Four - One year to 18 months . Group Five - 16 months to two years. PRETTY BABY COriTEST CHILD' S NAME - - - - -PARENT S - - - -- - - - - 1 ADDRES S - - - -- - -- ' :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through Munday, showers · and thundershowers during the weekend and clearlog Monday. Highs wlll be In the 80s Saturday and tn the middle 708 to lower 80s Sunday and Monday. LoWll wlll be In the 80s Saturday morning, lowering to middle and upper 50s Monday mor~iog . CH ILD '> BIR r HDA TE - - - - - :::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: GROUP ENTERED IN - - - - - Weather ENCLOSE TO; . •i Group Si• - Two years. Group Seven - Three years. There will be an entry fee of 50 cents. Entry fonna are available (below) in thL:l newspaper and at area businesses beginning two weeks before the featlval. One girl and one boy will ~ s'elected as flrsl place winner in each age group. Each child will receive a ribbon for entering the contest. For more lnfonnatlon, caD (614) 992-2500 during the day and 992-3189after 5:30p.m. TA, a bus line service In Athens, may expand its Ber· vice into Meigs County to offset the loss of bus service between Pomeroy and Athens. - To guide location and design of future development. The update also proposed to expand the increased residential use of land along FalrlaneAve. and Vine St., to reduce' industrial acreage between Mill St. and Palmer st., and to e.tend the conBervation area to Cottage Dr. at a minimum. The plan proposed the zoning north of PoweU St. be changed from R-1, to R·2, wlilch would allow for · more extensive residential development. A capital improvement list, in order of decreasing priority, includes construction of a water storage tank, street repair, Bewage plant development, recreational lmprovemenis, the renovation of town haU, and riverfront development Burt said that funding from the local, state, or federal . level could be sought for these projects. Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman, who WBB present at the meeting , said "I think COWICII will approve it. I think it's Something we've needed since the old plan was outdated." He added that "It 50¢ EIHRY FEE AND MAI L Cloudy tonight and Friday, showers likely. Highs Friday will be 80 to 85 and lows tonight middle to u~r 60s. Probability of rain 70 per cent today and tonight, ar.d SO per cent Friday. ~~~ . No. 411 law is that small amounts of mooey were missing and a scanner was taken from the Probate Court. The courthouse was locked to the public and officials did not go into their offices until fing erprintin g could be completed by Herman Henry l.ngan of the Bureau of t'timinal Investigation. Sherif£ Rubert Hartenbach is co ndu cting the investigation. voided Bob Jacobs dies today Robe1·t !.. 1Bob) Jacobs , knuwn Pomeroy well businessman , died unexp ec tedly Thursday morning after apparently suffering a heart attack while at his dulles at t~e Pomeroy Ben Franklin Store which he has operated for many years. Mr . Jucobs was dead upon arrival of the Pomeroy Emergency Squad at 9:24 a.m . Aroong survivors are his wife, Katherine and two sons, Bob and Chad , both of Pomeroy. ~'uneral arrangements are being made at the Ewing .Funeral Home. The Plan predicts more Middleport poPulation Compton installed by Lions ~~:·· ~olr~ By BOB HOEFLICH For years, unused and outdated equipment and books have been collecting In school buildings of the Meigs Local School District. Several months ago, Dan Morris, assistant superintendent, decided it was lilgh time that someone take the bull by the horns and clear out buildings where the many items were doing nothing but gathering dust. The equipment comes from Salem Center, Rutland, Bedford, Mid· dleport, Pomeroy, Harrisonville, Bradbury and Salisbury, most of it before consolidation in 1967. He planned a public sale, got approval of the board of education, and lined up Harold Hubbard, Joe Shavorinsky and Gene Hawkins to get it all together. And they did! All of the items - and it is a variety - have been taken to the Rutland gymnasium next door to the old Rutland High School - and the sale will be staged at 10:30 a. m. Saturday morning. Jim Carnahan, Racine, lfJV;::;:':::':': :':':' :':,:::':i;::,:::B;i;j;~ · Frog Olympics CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Heed your Instincts in bu siness tod ay . You a re very perceptive in spo tling poten t ial profit situati ons not readily apparen t to oth er s SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This is a goo d da y to make a change that can further you r a1ms I! yo u feel you have all the wnnk les ironed out , move! By NICHOLAS DAND..OFF in the report of a special nineWASHINGTON I UP!) - month Senate investigation Within days after John into the performance of U.S. Kennedy was killed Nov . 22, intelligence agencies in the 1963, the CIA learned two investigation of Kennedy 's suspicious travelers ned the death . United Slates for Cuba - but Other items in the report : never told the Warren On the day after Kennedy 's Cummission. death the FBI rescinded an Nor did the CIA ever order sent the day before, inform the commission of requesting all possible clues. Kennedy administration Instead it limited FBI schemes to assassinate investigations to a criminal Cuban Premier Fidel Castro pro be of the background of - although talk or such plots presumed assassin Lee might have raised the Harvey Oswald. possibility Kennedy's death Shortly afterward, FBI su· was engineered by Castro in periors ordered Dallas retalia lion. Special Agent James Hosty to In addition the o££icial destroy a note which Oswald invest igators never learned - under investigation by the on the day Kennedy was FBI since earlier in the killed a secret CIA emissary month - sent to Hosty, mel a Cuban contact known warning him not to interview as "AMLASH" to hand over a further his Sovietborn wife poison pen device and offer Marina. rifles and explosives for FBI Director J. Edgar killing Castro . Hoover bucked the Warren These examples turned up Commission from ·the start, JOE SHAVORINSKY IS SHOWN with only a portion or the student desks which are a part of the Meigs Local School District auction in Rutland Saturday. For Tnurtlday, Juno 24, 197e ARIES (Moren 21·Aprll19) No< onl y IS your thinking sharp today. but you have the ability to sell you r ideas . Go out and m ake you r ptich LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) You ca n reac h someone today who you previous ly felt was co ld an d dis tant to your proposals. Don't wai t to be co nta cted. Judge John C. Ba con at the rear of the courthouse. Two doors to other offi ces were damaged when they were forced open . Desk drawers in all the offi ces wHe ransacked and left standing open . Contents of the drawers were strewn about floors of the offices. It had not been determined late this morning what had been taken, but a couple of the offices had determined Fiflec n Ct>nts Vol. '74 wage BOB JACOBS ~ where your amb rtions are concerne d t oday . Cha lleng e awa ke ns yo ur c ompetitive spirit. enttne Warren Commission kept in dark by CIA REPEAT SALE! Total Value '9411 VIRGO (Aug. 2~-Sopl. 22) • Courthouse hit • Reg. 74"' UPRIGHt: Reg. 119,; ATTACHMENT$: Darn be afr aid to go all out at y e Polneroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday, June 24, 1976 1 LEO (Julr 23- Aug. 22) Involve yo urse lf wit h some type ol organ1zat1onal ac tivity to da y. You work well with groups and yo u·u get a real charge ou t of it. • Urgency locks job at Eureka . Orgallization spokesman said both camps, about four miles nor~east of ~e airport, were encrrcled by a force of about 4·000 , men and dozens of ~nks ,,but as of Tuesday ru ght, all !herr al~cks have been beaten back. . . The. new Chr~sllan offe~slve shattered a Ubyanmedratedcease.fJre arran~"? Monda y and h~pered cml avratlon authorrties, who had planned . to reopen Beirut International arrport to commercial traffic today. The fighting er:upted only how;s after Synan troops, statroned around the arrport, wtthdrew to let a l,()(l().man Libyan-Syrtan peace-keeping force Ulke over the looted, . shelled facility under terms of the new cease.f1re. A Red Cross DC6 carrying food and medical supplies from Larnaca , Cyprus, arrived Tuesday, the first civilian since craft to the airport it land was at seized Taft pushes H 1'1'11lt'l , • A______ j)___t_h-.------ 1O.ristians bloody two refugee camps will help our chance fur federal funding tremen· dously." WASHINGTON (UP!) Th e Supreme Court today overturned a 1974 federal law extending minimum wage and overtime provisions to milllons of state and local government employes. In u iH decision written by Justice William H. Rehnquist, 'the court said Congress exceeded Its powers by uttempting (o displace Ute powers of the state and local gove rnments to structure th eir employer-employe •·elationshlps. The 1974 arnemdments to the ~'air Labor Standards Act would have required local and slate govel'llments to comply with minimum wage , overtime and reporting requirements such as now are applied to private employes. 11•e National League of Citi es, the National novernors Conference and several communities filed sult, clulming the act was unco nstitutional and un infringement on the federnl structure separating national and local government. A three-judge federul "'ru·t dismissed the suit, but. today the Supreme Court rc v~ rsed, striking down the amendments . At the same time, the justices overruled a 1968 decision upholding curlier amendments extending minimum wage and overtime requirements to public hospitals and other govern• ment services which compete with private Hgcncies. THREE WIN HONORS Three Meigs High SChool students receiving bachelor's degrees graduated with honors from Ohio University. They were Steven Stanley, bachelor of science In electr ical engineering; Michael Struble, bachelor of /lrts, and Irene Barnes, bachelor of science In home economics. Regan digging for delegates By LEWIS WRD Carter 'didn't name Henry Urdted Preos International Kissinger but it was clear he Ronald Reagan Is spending wa s referring to the the rest of this week in race· , secretary of state's missions to-face sessions with of personal diplomacy . Republicans in four states, Carter sai d the United hoping to nail down dozens of States should pursue a additional delegates in his bid foreign policy keyed on for the GOP presidential morality , openness and nomination . cooperatlon with other Reaga n scheduled a flight democracies, and called for a today to Jackson, Miss., to halt or the arms now Into try to put all 30 of developing nations. Mississippi 's delegates in his In Washington later , Carter column . He will meet later told reporters "there are 10 to with Republicans in 12 persons in whom I have a Minneso ta , Montana and great Interest as potential Wyoming . vice presldentlal nominees." President Ford's only sche- He said it was "likely, but not duled session with . necessary" that the eventual Republican delegates the rest nominee would have of this week is a Friday Washington experience. meeting at the WhJte House Carter said he will reveal with 22 West Virginians, 20 or his choice only after getting whom already are committed the nomination In New York to him . Ford leaves Saturday next month . for an economic summit Rep . Lou Frey, R·Fia., who conference in Puerto Rico . was Ford's state chalnnan in With eight states still to Flo~lda, said many choose 161 delegates, and Republicans may conclude with 103 delegates still that a FordReagan ticket Is uncommitted, UPI's latest needed to win the November count showed Ford with 1,047 election. delegates to Reagan's 948. "A lot of people feellt's not _ The nomination requires just a possibility," said Frey. 1,130 delegates. "It's a necessity." Reagan strategists Iowa Gov. Robert Ray, predicted the former chamnan of the Republican Caliornia governor will get at platform committee, said the least 100 of the 161 delegates GOP may have to avoid that haven't been picked, but politically sensitive issues In Ford's managers insist he its platform for the sake of .will ensure a first-ballot party unity . nomination in advance of the Ray predicted the platform convention in August. will have few controversial Jimmy Carter the Items and may not figure apparent Dem~cralic prominently In the election. nominee, told the Foreign VEHICLES COLUDE Policy Association In a New A truck driven by Lee York speech Wednesday that Varney, 39, Rt. I McDennott , the · Nl•on an~ Ford went left of center to strike a administrations pursued "a car driven by John Bass, 211, kind of secretive lone ranger Dexter, Wednesday at 3:15 . foreign policy - a one-man a.m. on SR 124 in Salem Twp. policy of international advenThere were no injuries and ture. " dama~es were moderate. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 23, 1976 holliday strong swisher